1 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/58553863a0abe042cd1e35a4cd167715.pdf 48ab7aef437c6f9a1e48e173e014581d PDF Text Text January' S>, 1994 SUNDAY S a n f o rd H e r a ld Serving Snnford, Lake Mary and Sem inole County sin c e 1008 86th Yoar, No. 115 - Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST Few er drunks driving INSIDE C o p s sa y besotted partiers staying off road □ Sports By VICKI DoSORMIKR Hotaid Staff Writer Patriots tabbed ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - JrfT Duller paced a trio of laike Hinntlry foottull players mimed to the Class 8A All-Stnte foot hall tram Friday. See Page IB New Year’s celebrants seemed lo have heeded the advice ot those who warn partiers not to drink and drive. “ It was very quirt last night," said Ed McDonough, public Infotmalion officer for the Seminole Cotmly Sheriffs Office. Arrests for drunken driving, and urrrsis In general, arms* I lie county were rare as 1993 ■ It's not worth it to drink and drive. If you do it, you’re going to jail, f -Ed M cDonough changed Into 1994. Five individual* were taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility nnd Imokcd on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol from sunset to sunrise during I hr New Year's celebration. •’ ll seems lo be a very small number," McDonough said. "I think people are finally gelling the message that It's not worth ft lo drink und drive. If you do It. you're going to Jail." And. this year the likelihood of going lo Jail Is even greater. A new law. which went Into effect as the clock struck midnight, lowered the level of alrnhol See Drunk. Page 7A B R IE F S Volunteer for kids Marking time The Guardian Ad Lltrm Program is seeking volunteers to represent Ihr Interests »»f depen­ dent Juveniles In tile* Judicial system. Volunteers must Ik - 21 years old and arr required to lake 24 hours of training. The evening and Saturday training sessions arr scheduled on Jan. I I . 12. 15. 18. HI and 22. Abuse registry and law enforcement ciiccks are run on each applicant. Individuals Interested In finding out more about the program may contact program director Nancy Armstrong ai 323-2500. ext 5370 during normal business hours. Lake Mary sets meetings LAKE MARY — Schedules have been an­ nounced for commission and board meetings for the month of January’ In Lake Mary. The following meetings have been scheduled: • Mon. Jan. 3 — Historical Commission. 7 p m.. Old City Hull. • Tucs. Jan. <1 — Parks ft Recreation Advisory Hoard. 7:30 p.m. • Wed. Jan. 5 — Husinrss Advisory Hoard. 11:45 a.m. East Conference Room. City Hall. • Wed. Jan. 5 — Hoard of Adjustment. 7 p.m. • Thur Jan. 6 — Elderly Affairs. lOa.rn. • Thur. Jan. 6 — City Commission meeting. 7 p.m. • Tucs. Jan. I I — Planning und Zoning Hoard. 7 p in. • Thur. Jan. 20 — City Commission meeting. 7 p.m. • Tues. Jan. 25 — Planning and Zoning Board. 7 p.m. AH meetings, except when Indicated other­ wise. will be held In the commission chambers of Lake Mary City Hull. 1(X) N. Country Club Road. Meetings are subject to change, und additional meetings may lie scheduled. NnHd r t « t o k. 1 « « S m m m NmM SSolob. Uxsm I IMimll Lett Jim Brooks as Fathor Time and his grandson. Shawn Brooks as Baby New Year, llnd a novel way to ring In 1994 In Sanrord Saturday. Meanwhile. Sam Levy, veteran ot World War I, celebratoa New Year's Day in a special way. It's his 100th birthday Levy was born Jan. t, 1894. His son, Gono. presents him with a card from the American Legion Post 53 In Sanford at a parly held in his honor. Building responsible youth Program gives kids a chance to succeed Sanford sets January meetings By NICK PPBIFAUF Herald Stall Wrltor SANFORD — The following meetings huve been scheduled for commissions and lioards for the City of Sanford during the month of January. 1994: SANFORD — Sanford Is seeking a grant that would give economically dlsudvuntugrd teens (hr chance to Irurn u trade while they help build homes for needy families. The city's Community Development Department Is applying for u grant from Housing and Urban Developm ent. If upproved. the several hundred thousand dollars will finance the Youthbulld Grant program. Community Development director Charles Rowe predicted chances of Sanford obtaining Ihr loan muy be slim. "Th ere arr many applicants lo HUD nationwide.” he said, "but we arc going to try." • Tucs. Jan. 4 — C lly Commission Organiza­ tional meeting. 7 p.m.. commission chnmbcrs. • Wed. Jan. 5 — Scenic Improvement Hoard, coi.irrisalon chambers. • Mm. Jan. 10 — City Commission regular meeting. 7 p.m.. commission chambers. • Tues. Jan. 11 — Code Enforcement Board. 7 p.m. •T h u r. Jan. 20 — Planning and Zoning Commission. 7 p.m. • Mon. Jan. 24 — City Commission regular meeting. 7 p.m., commission chambers. • Thur. Jan. 27 — Cemetery Advisory Hoard. 3:30 p.m.. Parks Dspt.. room 253. In addition to the regular City Commission meetings on Jan. 10 and 24. work sessions may also be culled beginning earlier on the same dates. If called, these will lie held In the City Manager's Conference Room, on the second floor of the Sanford C lly Hall. Jessica Stagnolla, It, will work on being respectful daughter and getting good grades. Partly Cloudy Far ware weather, tea Fete t A SANFO RD A lt e r being cleared ol an C ities complaint filed by county commission can­ didate Larry Furlon g. Hugh Marling Is seeking repayment of more than $42 OOO In legal expenses from the eounly. "H r went through the system, such us II Is. and was suc­ ce ss fu l.'' suld com m issioner □ See Ethics. Page BA By VICKI DslORMIKR Herald Stall Writer Florida...................... 2A HaalthJFItnass ••••••••A Horoscope............... 8B Nation....................... 3A People assaaaaacaaaccas B-7B •ports....................1*3B Television................ 7B Woathor....................2k Mostly cloudy In (hr 70s wlih with northeasi w in d s o f 15 mph. C o o le r, less breezy tonight. Herald Senior Writer And some of them may surprise you IN D EX Partly cloudy □ S ee Grant. Page 7 A b T j Tm a r k b a u p i b l d Kids share their New Year resolutions Meetings arc subject to change, nnd additional commission and/or board meetings may be scheduled. Th e Sanford City Hall Is located at 300 N. Park Avenue. B usin ess.................. 4B Classifieds 1B C o m ics.................... SB Crossw ord...............8B 0«ar Abby................7B D eaths..................... SA ■dltorlsl...................4A Education................ SA The purpose ot the Youthbulld program is to provide economically dlsadvuriiaged youth with education and em ploym ent s k ills through o p p o r t u n it ie s fur meaningful work In their communities It ulso alms at helping meet Hie housing need* of members of low and very low Income families. The program Is designed lo provide both on-site housing construct ton and rehabilitation w ork experi­ ence. nnd off-sltc academic classes. Job skills training, leadership development and supportive services. In the Sanford area, money Is expected to tie used 75 percent to help high school dro|>outs. and 25 percent for potential dropouts. It Is estimated 12 houses will lx1 rehabilitated In the Sanford areu through this program. County may pay official’s legal fees SANFORD - F ollow in g In their parents' footsteps many of Seminole County's youngsters and teens urc making New Year's resolutions to start 1994 off right. Hut some say Ihcy aren't likely to keep the promises they've marie to themselves. " I ’m going to try to mnkc better grades In school." said Kalcy Linden o l Longwood. Linden. 16. said she set the same goal for herself ul I he start of 1993. " I did OK for about a month, hut then I started dating this guy and. well, you know..." she laughed quietly. "Needless to say. I'll Just have to start again tills year." Lori McLean cf Lake Mary said she wants lo have a belter driving record In 1994. " I got my license in 1993 and I've already got two speeding tickets." she said. "I guess I belter slow down a Utile bll this yea r." □ S ee R e s o lu t io n s , Page BA Casay Mullon, 6. has resolved to keep his room clean and get a cool sports car. Answers to your many calls, various questions Happy New Year folks! The notes urc piling up again. L ei’s dig In and sec If we ran lower Ihe stack. Okay? About our Plain System Hospital No. 1 story In November, thanks lo Agnes Hodges, wc now know Eva Smllh was nol the widow of M.M. Smith. She was once married in Itcn Smllh. M M. Smllh and his wife were Ben's mother nnd father. Hope we've cleared that up. And. gel this: Eva Is now 93 nnd u resident at the Lakcvlcw Nursing Center. Antoinette Hayes Hobson of Lake Mary’ whose family once lived ai 508 Myrtle A vr. In Sanford, said the home at this site must have been used once by some Sanford physLLms as u clinic or whatever. She said quite n few txmes were dug up In the Iwrk yard. The house was later occupied by the Harrlncau faintly In Ihe 1930's. We saw with Interest the bathroom tlxlurrs In the old Wood-Foster home photo which ontc was the residence o f Doc und Vclnta Mitchell. IV * once wus a Herald accountant and Vclmu w. » for many ycurs pri:.c:pal of Southsldc Primary. The fixtures reminded us of being r s * « S t e o a t r o m . P a g e BA S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 �i ,U J i & i 7A - Sanlo'O Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 Choosing home schooling Parents have reasons for teaching their own Couple charged with faking hate crime COOPER CITY. Fla. — A couple have been charged with bilking 1heir insurance company out of $28,000 by ransacking •heir house anil •scrawling swastikas on the walls to make It look like a hate crime. Jamie and Jerome Koedel were charged Tuesday with one muni each of grand thelt and filing fraudulent Insurance claims Tor the April 28 Incident " S i c had purchased some pretty costly Items several days Iwforr the report, then they reported them stolen in thr attack." |>ollcc officer Jlnt Mangnnlcllo said Friday. "They returned the Items to get the money back." Ms. Koedel. 31. was released Thursday on $2.(X)0 bond. Koedel. 61. was coo|teratlug with poller and agreed to give himself up this week. Manganlello said. B y SUSAN W ENNER Horald Correspondent P a rt 1 of two parts. Part 2 w ill appear Monday. Vacant hotel imploded during party WEST PAI.M UK ACT I — West Palm lk*aeh had a blast New Year's Eve as demolition expens Imploded a long-vacant downtown hotel during a waterfront street party More than 20.000 people turned out for the midnight leveling of the six-slory hotel. It hit the ground exactly at midnight "Right on tim e!" said Mayor Nancy Graham, who came up with the Idea o f selling 2,000 $25 tickets for the l>cst scats "It was a Tell of a show, and not even much dust!'' Money raised will be used lor the building of a park and l>and shell on the site "T h e y would only do this In Florida." said George Katsoris. 38. of New York City, "only In (West) Palm Reach — with the mayor Involved, to boot." Three hundrrd pounds o f dynamite were used to Implode the building, which opened In 1960 and has been vacant since 1986. The city has wanted to tear down the building for years and bought It nt auction for 1 1.000. Demolition and asbestos removal will coal about $670,000 but executives o f Fidelity Federal Hank, who now have an excellent view o f the Intracoastal Waterway, have promised to donate u p to $ l million for that purpose, city officials said Tougher for alcoholics to buy alcohol i EAGLE LAKE. Fla. — An obscure state law puts power In the hands of families who wan! to keep their alcoholic loved ones on the wagon. Under the 48-year-old stututc. a family member euti put vendors of alcohol on written notice about n problem drinker. The retailer Is then subject to a second-degree misdemeanor II found selling liquor to the alcoholic. But the law Is so obscure that It has been used In only one case. The family o f an alcoholic who had 20 drinks and then crashed his ear In 1990 was unsuccessful In a civil lawsuit against owner of the Tampa bar where hr was serv ed because the har had not received written notice. Irma Appleton of Eagle Lake, however. Is going to make sure that doesn’t happen to her. The wife o f an alcoholic armed hersell with a picture of her husband, a copy o f the state law and the determination to keep him from his favorite drink — MD "Mad Dog" 20 20 Her husband's wallet-sized fare stares back at store clerks at the Eagle Lake Food Store and soon will go up ut the Eagle l-akc Circle K convenience store. Clerks say they'll turn him down. "I think It’s smart In a way. " said Circle K manager Terry Rose. "W e 'll work with her.", m Her husband. Gary Vann Stokes, says that 's fine wilh hJm, " I f 1 tuulilu'l g d U. well, (hen it would be just u matter o f* time before I wouldn't want It." said Stokes, who was recently released from one of his many stays In Jail for being drunk and abusive. Tug captain in fiery collision rams dock TAM PA — A tug captuln Involved In a fiery Tampa Hay ship collision and oil spill was at the helm of a ship that struck a dock at Port Manatee. Capt. John M. Wrasse was trying to dock the empty Turkish freighter Gulluk Thursday when the Impact left a 3-foot-by-2Inch gush In the ship's hull above the water line, port officials said. No one was injured. "T h ey hit a little too hard." said Bebo Smith, director of operations at Port Manatee. Divers will check for submerged damage to the dock and determine If the port will seek any compensation, said Port Manatee Director Dave McDonald. " It ’s a minor occurrence, a nuisance type of fender (lender that happens occasionally." he said. Thomas A. Baggett. 63. was piloting a phosphate freighter that collided with two barges carrying Jet fuel und heavy oil In August. Wrasse. 33. wus guiding the barge that spilled 328.000 gallons of oil into Tampa Bay. Oil washed up cn Pinellas County beaches for weeks afterward. From A ssoclatad Pr$$t rtp orts LO TTERY M IAM I • H ere are the winning numbers selected Friday In the Florida Lottery: THE W EATH ER LO CAL FO R ECAST ntasy 5 10.14-24*20-1 Sanford Herald Sacond Claaa M oiUga Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing offices POSTMASTER Sand addtaca changes to THE SANFORD HERALD. P O B01 t«»7 , Sanlord. 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Tuesday: Partly cloudy, cool und mild with highs In (hr m id 6 0 s, lo w In th e mid Sunday, January 2. 1994 4G». Vol 66. No. 115 Pubttalwd Daily i n i Sunday *ic *p i Saturday by Th I ha Sanlord Haraid Inc >00 N Franch A r t . Sanlord. Fla 22771 SANFORD - With the holiday season ending, schools are ready to reopen. Some schools are on year round schedules anti some students have the summers off. P u b lic schools and private sch ools have reg u la r class schedules with parents to please, as well as administration Most home school parents say they feel the only person they ul­ timately answer to Is God. Doug Phillips, governmental Mt«$WS Ptuyfn by Susan Wtnn#» affairs director for the National Center for Home Education in Mom Suo O w ons with students Jared. Sarah, Rachel and R ebocca, front to back. Puconlan Springs. Va.. estimates the numtirr of home schoolers program lie was sure that tilts leach them what I frrl is right. children adequately.” Lemons has ellmlK-d by about 25 percent There are no disadvantages to said. "I feel thut my job as a was what the Lord would have a year for several years. “ There's us do lor our children." Margo m e!" mother Is more imixinnnt than The three lamllics Interviewed anything I train my rhlldrcn to u real growing dissatisfaction Lemons cited thut a friend who have a total of three to six years do God's will. It's un all day job, wiili the public school system In has home schooled lor eight not |ust a little lime we share America. Parents are looking for years was a contributor to their Invested In home education when they were gone all day to alternatives. They want more interest. Kttn Polk and her They have from four tr» rl^hl control over their children's ed­ husband decided ns a tram with children Tw o of the families public or private school " ucations nml they're finding It in much consideration. The fami­ with four children have home A typical school day Is some­ home education." he said times really not so typical All lies did not speak of any dis­ s c h o o le d th e m sin ce kin fumlllrs agree that most eluys Home schooling is legal, al­ advantages to this arrangement. dcrgnrtrn und the I.truly with begin with breakfast and then though laws differ from stale to Only advantages were brought eight children began wltii then state The U.S Department of out. "One advantage ts that I get third child *b en she was In the morning chores. Hook work and Education estimates that as to see my children growing up fifth grade. assignments are then given and many as 350,000 children are und Ik* with them more than tl must be completed before the In fo r m a tio n abou t h om e bolt g home schtxtlrd today, but afternoons of fun begin. Yet. they were In school all those schooling may be ohtulncd from advocates say the figure Is closer hours every day. I also know flexibility Is a must Lemons local hom e sch ool support to one million, that compares to exactly what my children are group* the Home School maga­ said. "Children have many Ideas alKUit 15.000 a decade ago. More In-lng taught It does get hard at zines published, other families that need to Ik* looked Into and than 46 million children attend times. It's not always easy and Involved nr the local library. discovered." Most r f the families public schools. Mary Pride is a favorite uutbor s|M*nd nftrrtKMins Involved in lun. hut It takes a commitment President Hill Clinton has said and we know this ts last for our among home school parents, us activities with other children In he sup|>orls home schooling. On children. We take the hard days well us Raymond and Dorothy g y m n a s tic s, clubs, nu rsin g the February 20th ABC-TV home visits, parks or skating. along with the others and keep Moore. s|K-eial "President Clinton An­ phigg.n;{. The laird Is always Why home school? Owens swers Children's Questions." there to send someone or some­ said. "W e want to know what The Orlando Science Center Clinton said fam ilies should thing to encourage us when we our children are being taught and the zoo offer programs have a right to teach their need It. We wouldn't have It any and want to teach them our suited for home scIkkiI lamlllrs. t children ut liutnc as long us they other way.” said Owens. values, based on the Bible. We Lemons concluded by saying. " I *, arc willing to prove through Polk s a id , " I t s p o s it iv e also do not want them exposed wish I wotdd have Ik-cii able to j testing that their children are advantages. The kids get on- to everything In the world that start home schooling with my learning." r-on-one In stru ctio n w h ich r h l l d r c n a re e x p o s e d to . first child but she Is already a "C ro w d e d classroom s und allows us to concentrate on thetr especially from other children.” grad u a te and Into c o lle g e . rising critic have fueled the specific needs. We are able to Polk said. "W e feel » e can best Wisdom comes With age. The Interest In home schooling." said Instruct them with positive tM-ncfU our children, especially Ik*sI teachers are Mom and Dad Philip Trout, executive director moral virtu es." Lemons also In light of our public schixil interacting dally with each other o f the Christian Home Educators spoke o| advantages. . " I can system's Inability to educate our and the other children." Association. "W hen your kid comes home and he's been shot at' o r liarl his watch ■lolro at knife point, thru you start look­ ing for alternatives." Trout said Studies show that home edu­ cated children on the average outperform students of other schools academically. A 1990 rc|>ort by the National Home Education Research Inslltute ol S a le m , O re. s h o w e d thut children who arc taught at home seme in the 80th percentile or higher, meuning that they lured better than 80 percent of other students In such things as math, reading, science, language and social studlrs With the statistics out of the way. some area home school parents spoke of thetr opinions und convictions. The Interest sparked In this movement came from dltfcrcnt areas for each family. Sue Owens said. "M y husband wss listening (o c program on u Christian radio station und the couple that fo u n d e d the h o m e s c h o o l m o v e m e n t w a s b e in g I n ­ M»f»m Phulo by Ig t lfl WtMW terviewed. Aftrr he heard that Mom Kim P o lk with students Ty, Jacob, Kaleb and Joel, left to right. A r SUNDAY P tly cldy 72-50 MOON PHASES mm 00 » 00 u ' 00 a If a v • 00 00 «4 to 00 00 ti *7 00 u 00 TUESDAY P tly cldy 65-42 LAST Dec. 6 € NEW Dec. 13 O FU LL Dec. 28 B E A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 2-3 feet and rough. Current ts to tltr south with a water tempera­ ture o f 60 degrees. N ew Smyrna Beach* Waves arc 2 v> feet and choppy. Current is to the north with a water tcni|>craturr of 58 degrees. y WEDNESDAY P tly cldy 65-45 TIDES MONDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 9:35 FIRST Dec. 20 oc 00 00 00 MONDAY Mild 65-45 y a m.. 10:05 p.rn.: MaJ. 3:25 a.m.. 3:50 p.in . TID ES: Daytona Beach: highs. 12:01 a.m.. 12:00 p.m.t lows. 5:32 a.m.; 5:57 p.m.: New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 12:06 a.m.. 12:05 p.m.: lows. 5:37 n.nt.. 6:02 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs, 12:21 a.m.. 12:20 p.m.: lows. 5:52 a.m.. 6:17 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Sunday: Wind west to south­ west 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Sunday night: Wind west 10 knots. Sens 2 fn 3 feet. Bay and inland waters a light chop. ^ THURSDAY P tly cldy 65-45 STATISTICS R ecorded rain fa ll for the |K*rl»d. ending tit noon Satur­ day. tolnlled 0 Inches. The !nn|>cr:itiirr at noon wus 59 degrees and the overnight low was 52. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: Friday high.................... 71 Barometric pressure.30.27 Relative Humidity....87 pet Winds.... Southeast 13 mph Rainfall...................... trace Sunaet................. 5:39 p.m. Sunrlae................7:18 a.m. T im p tfiltK it Indie*It proiout d «y ‘ t high And ovtrr tgh! low to f j m CST. City HI La Prc Otlk Amarlllg M 7* clr Anchor a j* >< 14 C&f Atlanta U 11 c dr Atlantic City U 11 edr Auitln t l 45 dr Baltlmora 11 14 edr Billing* 44 14 edr Birmingham 51 It cdr Blimarck 11 ot II Bon* 4} 27 Cdf Bolton 17 77 cd? Bronmvlll* 41 54 95 edr Buffalo )l %n 75 17 Burlington, VI w IS 77 Charlaiton.S C 50 *7 edr Char 1*1 ton w V* *0 II cdy Ch*rlott*.N C i t 74 c dr Ch*r«nn* *4 14 clr Chicago 11 11 cdy Cl**tl*n<J 51 77 (d r Columbia S C it 77 ctfr Columbia Oh.0 u 17 edr Concord N M » 04 edr 0*11*1 Ft Worth t l *7 cdy D*n**r 51 74 clr 0 *1 Mom*t it a %* Dttroif 51 i t edr Moulton 54 it cdy Indianapoltl It 51 cdy Jun*au *0 n 01 cdy Kamat City 11 t t cdy Lot V »g*t 54 74 cdy Littl* Rock 54 *1 cdy L01 A n gtlfi 75 55 dr LOullvllK *7 >4 cdy M*mphn 51 40 cdy Milnauk** 77 17 in Mplt St Pout %n 17 7f Nathvill* Cda" *4 n k*7 N r * Ortaam 55 17 02 cdy Horn York City 17 20 cdy Oklahoma City *1 1* clr Omaha 47 79 efr Philadelphia 54 >4 cdy Phonla 75 44 dr Pittlburgh 77 •J t itv �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 - 3A • Cynthla Gall Fry. 33. 489 Sun l-:kr Clr.. foikr Mary, was chargee! with Driving Under lire Influence by Seminole County aherlll s deputies on Friday morning. Deputies said *hr war* driving at a slow rale o f s|>rrd when they s|N)iied her. They observed her travelling In and mil of tinlanes of traffic. She was slo p e d and agreed lo lake a breath lest, deputies »«ild. They said the results were .121 percent and . 118 percent. She was taken to the .lohn E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $500 lx uni • Jacqueline Matthews. 32. 200 Georgia Avc.. laingwomt, was charged wllh Driving Under the Influence by Altamonte Springs I’ollre on Thursday evening Police said they observed tier driving erratically and that she drove onto the median. They said she smelled of alcohol. She was taken lo the .John E. Polk Correctional Farlllly and held tat $500 bond Disorderly conduct charged Andres Sanchr/ Merced. 48. 118 W. 2nd St.. Sanford, was charged with disorderly conduct and tresspassing alter warning by Sanford Police on Friday afternoon. They said he was tagging for money al a French Avenue business. When he was asked lo leave. jiollre said, he became abusive. Police said he was Issued a trespass warning and lie left, but that lie returned almost Immediately anti began causing a disturbance. lie was taken lo the John E. Polk Correctional Faellltv and held on $300 bond. Warrant arrests l.eroy Mutteri King. 31. 2350 Center Street. Sanford, on a warrant lor failure lo appear In rourt on charges of driving without a license and on a writ o! bodl'y attachment. Me was taken lo the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $2,000 bond. New Year's Eve roundup liurhru Streisand stretched her vocal chords In Iji * Vegas. Howard Stern grossed 'em out In New Jersey and some revelers tried sobriety In the New Year while others got wild In Times Square. "I did IP I did III I did it!." Streisand Jubilantly told tire audience after the 24v hour New Year's Eve show that was her first paid concert In 22 years "Thanks lo you. I think I even enjoyed myself." The sellout crowd that forked over up lo $1,000 |>er ticket lo hear Streisand. 51. overcome her legendary stage fright gave Iter u standing ovation as she opened with "Everything's As If We Never Said Goodbye." A different kind of crowd gatneied In Newurk. N.J.. for radio raunchmelsler Howard Stern s New Year's Eve "Mis* Howard Stern" pageant. Stern, who Is locking horns wllh censors, moralists and Hie federal government over the vulgarity of his radio show, delivered on Ills promise of offensive television with "truly moronic stuff." In Times Square, a quarter of a million revelers fastened their eyes on the 200-pound ball that mnrkcd the last seconds o f 1993 as It dropped 77 feet Into the new year. Clinton reviews year, looks ahead MILTON MEAD ISLAND. S.C. - President Clinton, reviewing the old year and previewing the new. pronounced the economy In belter shape today and challenged Congress to tackle anti-crime, welfare and health legislation. Looking back on 1993 nnd Ills first year In office during his weekly rndlo address, Clinton praised approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement and the Brady law requiring a five-day waiting period and u background check before the purchase of u handgun. Hut hr urged passage In the new year o f comprehensive legislation aimed al combating violent crime. Clinton has challenged Congress lo approve a lough bill putting 100.000 more police officers on the street, banning assault weapons and selling up more boot camp programs to leach discipline to flrsl-llme offenders. Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas, giving the Kcpubllcans' response, agreed that Congrrss should "restore safety to our streets, our homes and our schools." Hut he said no health care plan has enough support to pass. "W e'll need a different plan taking the best Ideas. If any. from all the proposals, but without price controls, employer mandates, mandatory health care alliances and massive overdoses of government control." he said. ■ySUSAN QALLAQHER Associated Pross Writer HELENA. Mont. — A frantic search for a 7-year-old Canadian boy hurled In an avnlanchc rndrd sadly Saturday with the discovery o f his Ixwly. The death of Mite* Merrill brought the death toll to five The boy's Ixxly was found al I p rn . about 24 hours after hr and six otljrrs were caught by t h e a v a I a n c h e d u r in g a snowrnoblllng outing on Friday. Mile* and three other victim* were from Cardslon. Alberta. Just north of the border. The agricultural town of 3.500 resident* was In shock. Cardslon Mayor Fred Sparkm an said. Flag* were lowered lo half-staff Miles' txKly was found beneath lhr snow bv a rescuer using a 10-foot probr. the Flathrad County S h e r iff* Department said. Search dog* had also tx*rn used. Miles' father. Jamie Merrill, suffered hypothermia when he was caught In the avalanche. He was wllh the searchers Satur­ day. Inti It wasn't known If lie was al the hlllsldr when hi* son's Ixxty was found Hr has refused to talk to r« portrrs. Mile*' mother was In Canada Both survivor*. Merrill and snowmobilcr Sandy Sherman, wht) suffered broken rib* anil other Injuries, were found within two hours of the avalanche. It wasn't known l( Mile* was killed by the force o f the slide, which covered an area 100- by 400 fret wide, or he sullocutrd under the snow. Kim P o t t e r , d ir e c t o r o f emergency services In Flathead County. Mid about 50 people searched at the scene, about O.(XX) (ret up the Swan Range, some 15 miles east of Knltsprll Another 40 to 50 people were ut a command post some miles away. Falling snow reduced hillside visibility to only a few feel Saturday, and the mountainous terrain hindered radio com ­ munication. During the search. Flathead County Sheriff Jltn Dupont complained. "G od's not cooperating." The s h e r iff* office turned down a Hood ol volunteer* who ottered lo help. Only people trained In avalanche work werr allowed to participate. Dupont said Searcher* used portable gen­ erators to pow er light* and worked until 4 a.m. The search resumed at 8 a.m. Earlier. Potter described the methodical search. "On the probe line shoulder to shoulder with long pole*, they're probing In front of the left foot first, then the right, then In the middle and stepping forward lo For Personal & Com m ercial Insurance repeat the process Killed were Mr*. Sherman's husband. Gordon Sherman, a 47-year-old Cardston rancher whose herds Included exotic animals such a* caribou; Hart Nelson, a 35-year-old Cardston farmer: and Kendall Smith. 40. who ran a salt business In Cardston with his brother. Also killed was Patrick Bill*. 48. from Kaltspcll. a town of alxnil 12.000 In northwestern Montana. Fourteen snowmobilcr* had teamed tq> Friday to go lo Strawberry Lake. One group led the way through fresh, powdery snow, then pulled off while the others broke trail, officials said. The trallbrcakers Included Jim Pierce of Blgfork. who said he saw the snow break loose and ovcrcornr the group that had p u lle d o v e r to w a ll. T h e a v a la n c h e s to p p e d b e fo re reaehlng Pierre's party. Hr used a cellular telephone to call for help and members of his group Ix-gan searching for their companions Pierre and another rider rode 2'^ miles lo the trutlhcad lo guide searchers lo the slide. Sian Bone, an avalanche sj>eclallsl with the U.S. Forest Scivlcc. said the slide occurred nllri 24 to 30 Inches ol new snow fell on top of a solid s n o w p a c k c o v e r e d w it h hoarfrost. Cigarette triggers fatal house explosion CHESTERFIELD. Mo. — Clifford Foster. Shuron Wiley and her three sons left a home for 24 hours after they smelled propane. Hours uftcr returning, a cigarette Foster was smoking outside triggered an explosion that killed two o f the children. Foster, hi* girlfriend, W iley, and her children left Thursday because they smelled gas. said a desk officer at the sheriffs department who would not give his numc. When they couldn't find a serviceman, they returned to the home on New Year's Eve. Shortly before midnight Frlduy. Foster and 8-ycar old Joshua Wiley left the house for d short lime. Fire Marshal Dave Nichols said. Foster was smoking a cigarette when the two approached the front door early Saturday, and that triggered the explosion. Nichols said. The blast threw Foster and Joshua away from the house, which collapsed and was engulfed In flames. Burpito? HxMSh*X»t>,So9*<Hsntttk Try a delicious Burpito When Sanford's Taco Bell. 2700 Orlando Drive, ran out of the letter R tor the outdoor sign, an Ingenious omployee used a letter P and painted the log on it to make an R Comments from motorists prove people do pay atlcntlon to signs. \/ \/ I E D STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd - 9AM Save on men's, women's and children's shoes throughout the store! Handbags, tool ( $ o m e S tv tfy S e £ e c (ta *t& s 4 *e S e c t 208 E. First Street • Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 0 4 HOURS: Mon, Tuts, Wed, Thun, Sat, 9 • 5:30 i C S HARDW ARE A C E HARDW ARE A d HARDW ARE , A H a rd w a re 5 S to re s JA N U A R Y ! BEST | BUYS Hi-ritM Fight against crime SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico — Residents on this Caribbean Island are still hearing the echo o f a shot fired Dec. 28. when 4-ycar-old Eddie Ahmed Padilla killed his 2-year-old brother wllh a .25 caliber pistol. The boys hud been left unattended In their mother's car while she bought groceries at a local market. Eddie found the unregistered gun In the glove compartment. The deuth of Haul Omar Padilla has led to wide discussion o f Gov. Pedro Hossello's fight against crime. Some say It targets mostly jK Ktr jieople while placing Important Issues, like gun control, on the ttack burner. Others applaud the governor for bringing order to chaotic neighborhoods, but urge tougher measures. Kosscllo. Inaugurated two years ago, promised lo curtail crime by concentrating on stopping the battle for control o f choice drug-selling sites In public housing projects. Seeking to lower a murder rate higher than all 50 states und to halt the drug-jteddllng. he ordered out National Guard In June — the first lime U.S. military units were pressed Into regular crlme-flghtlng with police. Hundreds of guardsmen and police have taken over 29 public housing projects since ther. In raids complete with helicopters and armored personnel cart er*. They detained 148 residents on charges of drug-related crimes or Illegal possession o f weapons. TACt) 'BELL Atee Hanfwi TONY RUSSI. JR TONY RUSSI INSURANCE £A<tfcc S to p W e e d $ B o fo re T h e y S ta rt 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford Cov*r» 5 000 i q II 322-0285 $ %s4uto-Owners In su ra n ce ii 9.88 $3.97 d-CON 980 V5 0Z (70746) L0NGW00D LAKE MARY SANFORD CASSELBERRY 434 4 427 Publlx Shopping Ctr. 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Dr. 339-4883 330-6589 321-0885 339-7365 l ■• I III"'.- (\|f (1 ,- The No ProtftAn fccflN Eagle Spring Rake or AMES Shrub Rake 20 L B . W IL D B IR D F O O D BAG *3.70 (8 1 0 9 5 ) 5) SANFO RD STO RE O NLY g < lC £ H A R D W A R E A C E H A R D W A R E A C E H A R D W A R E ACJE H A R D W A R E M CE H A R D W A R E TRANSMISSION k TOWING & ESTIMATES CALL FOR APPOINTMENT t J A O R TRANSMISSION 9 I 3 * " TUNE‘UP INCLUDES • fluid 4 Gasket • 17 Point Mulli Check • I 'Her ( lira It Needed • I injnce Aiail-itie 75 OFF £ £ p e w i y a if 1 a * •• SANFORD 321 -3 2 7 0 LAKE MARY / HEATHROW 3 3 0 -3 6 1 0 DELAND / DELTONA (904) 7 7 5 -0 0 0 3 ALT. SPQS. / LONGWOOD 8 3 0 -5 5 0 0 ____ ORLANDO 3 8 0 -6 5 0 0 ■■■H I Drunk driving arrests Boy found dead; Montana avalanche now claim s five �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo r d H e r a ld (USP8 4*1-2aO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0003 Wayna 0. Doyle, Publish** and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE; 3 Monlha........................... $19 50 fl Month*.......................... $39.00 I Y e a r ................................. $7$ 00 Florida Resident* must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rats* above. Sanford says goodbye to Romance Sanford Is losing a good friend. The Rivcrshtp Grand Romance has not only graced the lakcfront with Its unique beauty, but has been featured In many signs and posters. Kwanzaa celebrates African traditions Kwanzaa Is the brain child of Maulava Karrnga. Ph.D. chair and professor o( HI.irk Sludlrs at California State Univrrslty and Executive Director. Institute of I’nn African Studies and was created In 1966. Knwanzaa is observed from Dec. 26 to Jan. I Kwanzaa is derived from a Swahili w ord, kwanzaa. meaning first. Kwanzaa etiology Is traced to the agricultural harvest nr "(irst fr u it" celebrations that have occurred throughout Afrtra for centuries. Kwanzaa is meant to lx- u seven-day-long celebration for African Americans. Kwanzaa originated In America to celebrate African traditions. Kwanzaa symbols Include candles, candle boldrr. Mkeka. a straw placental rep re­ senting tradition Muhlndl Is com. One ear of com Is placed on the Mkeka for curb child In the family. Other trulls placed on the Mkeka ore: amiles. bananas, nuts, pears and yams Seven candles arc placed In thr Kln.ua or wooden candle holder A black candle In the center represents the richness o f our skin. T h ree red candles affirm our awareness of the struggles we have to fare. The three grren candles encourage us to always anticipate a prosperous future. Today, the Grand Romance will make Its final dinner cruise. No big party Is planned, but persons who have worked closely with the ship say they will miss having It around. SEM IN O LE OPINION LU R L E N E S W E E T IN G The candles stand (or the seven principles o f Kwanzaa or Nguro Saha and are rooted In the African bellcl system w hich enables us to learn, achieve, anil grow. The first day of Kwanzaa thr black candle Is lighted to celebrate Umo|u. Umuja means unity and promotes faintly togetherness II.iluri G.ml Is thr greeting used to begin each day during thr Kwanzaa Observance, liabarl Gam means what Is new and Is used at the dally Introduction for the discussion of the principle of the day Day two locusrs U|xm sell determination or Kujchaguha It Is a day to discover traditions that we Identify with and help us drttnr ourselves uaanx Kjvsrtf) _ Occasionally, during the summertime, pas­ sengers were often lured to the ship's rails to watch a passing alligator or manatee. Even persons who didn't ride It. were often seen standing near the dock taking photos of the ship to show folks back home. "W ELCOME!... WE'VE ASSIGNED YOU THIS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER... NOT FOR IDENTIF’CATION... ONLY FOR TAX PURPO SES... AND MAYBE UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE. AND POSSIBLY GUN LICENSING... AND PERHAPS. . . . “ The Rivershlp Grand Romance may even­ tually be of the few things out-of-state people will remember about thrlr visit to Sanford. . Art renderings of the ship have been used fot a number of logos in Sanford. They have adorned stationery letterheads, special event promotional signs, and even city welcome signs. This Isn't the first time sternwhcclcro or cruise liners have left our area. We have seen some great steamers come and go In the past century, including one named "C ity of Sanford." Now the Grand Romance Joins the history book. Eventually, a larger ship will take Its place. We believe better things may be coming In the future. But as for now. we must say goodbye to Grand Romance, it has been a good friend. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor ure welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should he on a single subject and In­ ns brief ns |x>vtlblc. The letters arc subject to editing. Berry's World SO, WHAT ©owvSAtAe 15 THIS the heck ahyw ay? YA SOT N*., FRArtK'. All peoples celebrate creativity and the sixth day ol Kwanzaa directs attention to creativity or Kuumba Sculpturing, dancing, reciting and planting urr examples of creativity Th r last candle to lx- lit Is the grren candle which symlxillzes thr seventh principle, tmanl or faith To have faith Is to believe gcxxl will happen. Thr Kwonzau o b s e rv a n c e ends Karuml with a Hash or Karamu. The principles stressed by Kwanzaa revolves around family, tradition, purpose to life, working together, faith, creativity and encourages the best tn each of us to come to the fore Although Kwanzaa was designed for African Americans, the principles r«qx>iiv«l arr common to all peoples and all groups After the holidays hunger continues The larger 140 foot ship made its first appearance on Lake Monroe on June 30. 1989. Since that time, thousands o f Central Floridians and visitors have enjoyed the cruises. While seated at a dinner table, people had the opportunity to marvel at the beauty of the St Johns River and the natural shoreline. a. On thr fifth day. a green candle Is lighted to symbolize Nta or purpose. Thought is given to tire purjrosc o f our lives and how we will lilt the days and years ahead JA C K AN DERSON The company is not giving up cruises. The smaller ship, the Romance. Is being complete­ ly outfitted to handle regular cruises from the Monroe Harbour Marina port. Officials expect to resume normal trips by the end of this . week. Rlvcrshlp's Director of Sales Shaun Briggs says the Grand Romance will be cut In half, and an additional 100 feet of length udded. Possibly as many us 900 gambling stations will be installed before the ship becomes a gambling casino liner. It will never be the same. African drums and braids are examples of traditions that nrc centuries old. The third day — Ujlmu. stresses families working together on a family chore; a green candle is lighted on this day. UJamaa. the fourth day. encourages cooperative economics. Family members save coins for a whole week to buy u lamtly gilt everyone can share A rrd candle Is lit D O N N A B R IT T It’s a lie, but slap a beat to it WASHINGTON — A few years ago. I saw a teen-age girl with a delicate necklace clasped around her throat. I've forgotten her features, but remember what sparkled In rhinestones around her neck: "BITCH BITCH BITCH." My Immedtutc reaction was to weigh howoffensive It would be to approach this child with one obvious question; "W hy arc you wearing that?" I never asked. But the necklace proved something I'd doubled; There really arc women w ho want tu be Identified as female dogs by all who encounter them — which Is good news for the rappers, rockers and regular guys who call all women by the epithet. Still, m ost women hate being called that. One w idely publclzcd proof: the reaction o f women Journalists last summer to rapper Bushwick Bill's defense o f his use of the B-word at a national African American Journal­ ists'convention. Maybe you read about It. One of several hip-hoppers on a music panel. BUI — a dw arf who supposedly lost his eye tn a gundght w ith u girlfriend — wus asked by a woman why lie and oth er rappers routinely call wom en "bitches" and “ ho's" In their music. Not all women qualify. Bill said. He'd never describe bis mother that way. he continued, because he Isn't having sex with her. But. he told the woman. " If I was (having sex w lthl you. you 'd be a 'ho.'" Hmmmmmmmm. I see w h y dozens of Incensed women stalked out. w hy several columnists deplored B ill's comments. Yet months later — In the midst o f a national debate over the violent words and Images characteristic o f a small segment of rap music known as "gangsta" rap — Ihc whole thing still makes me sad. Why? Because It makes too much sense. It m akes sense that a less-than-handsomc young m an who lost half hla sight tussling with u wom an — and w ho now. If he's like other rich male celebrities, combs groupies out of his hair — would be contemptuous of a l l women. But what is It that Ihc name-calling m ale dorm ers arc hungering for? While contempt • wom en Isn’t new. entertainers' constant, public use o f "bitch.” nlrcd on radio and T V . S Is. Perhaps It's a genuine expression o f In ­ creased m ale resentment, or certain singers' willingness to disrespect women In hopes o f stirring controversy — and Increasing record •ales. Some rappers say they're Just being honest. They say nice women — those who are neither sluts nor akeezers (women who use men Tor moneyl — should take no offense lo names that don't apply to them. T h ey're Just dlsstng the women w h o deserve It. Cool. So that means these same brothers would mukc allowances for a white politician who was revealed to routinely call black folks "niggers" II he only explained. * I use (hat term only in reference lo black people who kill others, you know, criminals. The rest of you — take noolTcnsc.” The worst thing about tiie B word — and the N-word and every denigrating term — Is what It assumes, it ussumes that everybody — all women, all black men. all members of any group — nrc alike, the brother who dlsses all women because of the actions of some Is as unenlightened as thr racist who denies all black people's humanity because some blacks act Inhumanely. Bui I keep going | back to Bill — who later apologized to the group for "being myself.” it's no a ccid en t | that the most nega­ t iv e fe e lin g s Ih c ra p p e r r e v c u lc d weren't directed ul w o m e n , h u t at himself. Only a man j with u twisted selfc o n c e p t w o u ld assu m e th at a n y women who'd have But what is it sex with him should that the require payment. nam e-calling But maybe, like so male performers much else. II all bolls are hungering down lo money. The for? J fellas who make mil­ lions singing their contempt for women — and who at the same time pride themselves for slamming racism In their music — are actually In the business of selling racism's most destructive lies. Singers who wave their Clock handguns, grub their crotches and dls their women — while thousands of us puy to watch and listen — do more than make themselves and record producers rich. Too often they tell the world — and the young whites who reportedly ure gangsta rap's biggest consumers - what morgues overflow­ ing with the bodies o f black men suggest: How deeply some African Americans have in­ ternalized the racism they deplore. The messuges many arr selling lo — and about — blacks: You don't deserve to he. Your women are sluts and animals. You all kill without remorse, and copulate without love or responsibility. Sure. tluT's all a lie. But slap a beat onto It. apply a coat o f glam our and someone, somewhere will dance to it. Or clasp It In rhinestones around her neck. , WASHINGTON — Ambition burns like it (Irr tn Ihc belly for some pnlitkluttN Rep Tony Hall. I) Ohio, hopes to redirect that "fire" so some i>! It burns for those with nothing In their stomachs Some 20 million Americans are suffering frutn hunger. Hall knows their plight gt is highlighted during the holiday season — hut what about thr mornings after Christinas, when holiday warmth slips into a deep freeze? "People begin lo feel around the holi­ day season that they need to do m ore." Hall told us. "A n d It n o r m a lly l e a v e s them after Dec. 25. I wish we could keep this feeling the whole year because It's not enough." Twelve years ago. ] Hall launched a polit­ ical crusade againct hunger from Capitol H ill by s t u n d ln g w a I s I - d e e p In a gurlxigr dumpster lo ( Ambition burns d r a m a tiz e f o o d like a fire in the waste. His scavenger belly lor semn hunt y ie ld e d a politicians. ^ v e rita b le g a r b a g e gourmet In clu din g crab quiche ap I---------------------petlzera. and cheese and raspberry desserts " I got In the dumpster." said Hall, who served as a Peace Corps volunteer In the 1960s. "W e took the food we found... and hud a feast herr for Congress It showed that tin­ type of food which Is thrown out Is perfectly good food. I remember It wus a heck of a menu — they had everything." Hall realized that the drippings oil thr plates of Washington's elite could frril the poor. "A lot o f this food... could lx- going not only lo the homeless, hut to thr hungry whether they be senior citizens or children or church groups or whatever." he told our associate Andrew Conte. Last January. Hall was dealt u setback when Congress voted to abolish Ills Select Committee on Hunger. It had been a small homage Congress paid to the hunger crtsls since H all's select com m ittee was thr smallest In Congress with a budget of $330,000. Since then, lie has created a new Hunger Caucus and corralled 70 colleagues to Ills cause. "Dare I say (losing the select committee) was probably th r best thing that has happened?" asked Hall. "It ’s caused a lot of people to get active In the country.... So maybe (Congress) did me a favor when they eliminated It. But Its a rough way to go." To focus attention on hunger ufter losing his select committee. Hall endured .t threeweek hunger strike that strained Ills health, yet worked like u two-by-four In getting tils colleague's attention. "I feel ashumed." House Majority Leader Rich nil Gephardt. D-Mo.. told Hall two days after he ended the fast In April. "You have embarrassed us In the right way." But If the majority leader was red-faced, perhaps he was afraid that Hall was aware of Ills taste for expensive French cuisine. The month before hailing Hall's three week fist. Gephardt had run up a $2598.15 bill on the taxpayers' tab at one of W ashington's fanciest restaurants. La Brasserie, according to congressional records. Most of Washington. D.C., conducts busi­ ness during ritzy receptions and expenseaccount dinners. They at least serve as an Informal food stamp program for Congress' underpaid, young stafT. What the young and the hungry don't devour goes often goes to Ihc D.C. Central Kitchen. Ihc city's laigcsl provider of food to the poor.* They take Ihc leftovers from Washington's parties and catered events. The K itch en also c o lle c t s a p p r o x im a t e ly 1.500-2.000 pounds of food (hat would normally be thrown out from restaurants, conventions and grocery stores. Some 110 million Ions o f food reportedly gets thrown away ever)- year across ihc country-. �'jcIc' Vt ; ‘ ’j i .'' _»>'•. Sanford Horaid. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 • 8A Stenstrom— Continued from Page 1A Furlong. " I gwrss the county should |Kiy Ills «•x|reuses " On Dec. 2. i hr Florida Com mission on Ethlot ruled Hurling. .1 development engineer, hud not violated mule laws hv recom­ mending land use changes favor attle to devek»|»ers Charles and M a lco lm C la y to n . F u rlo n g claimed Hurling working for the Claytons at the time. I'rlor to his election In I9IK). Furlong filed the ethics complaint asserting Hurling failed to declare a conflict when he voted to recom m end developm ent In­ tensities on the Malcolm's south Seminole Courtly land lie In­ creased Furlong said he found evidence of the conflict In court records in the Clayton's con­ demnation r ase with the Semi­ nole County Expressway Author ResolutionsContinued f/cm P i ( e IA McLean. 17, said she has never made a New Year's resolu­ tion lieforr. but she will Irv lo kerp her llrsl one. ' I have to." she explained “ I can't allotd another tlekrl " Jonathan MiKirrhrad ol San­ ford said hr wauls lo gel along with his sister belli r "It » not gonna lie easy." the 10 year-old said. “ She's a rral pain In the neck ' Mr said he'll make an rllort lo get along with his s is le i us long as she does the same adding that llie deal will probably ur oil by (hr end ol die day Saturday Dm) year, he said, be tried lo slop lilting Ills fingernails Me made It two days, hr wild. Itrlore he was a nervous w reek * I II qull when I get older," hr promised Shaliqoa Golden ol Sanlord s a id she wasn't going to make any specific resolutions this year ' I don't ever krrp the stupid things anyhow.'* Golden, who Is 12. s a id 'W h y sh ou ld I bother?" She said that al her lather's urging, she used In make the annual list lie always makes u bunch n( Ity. Furlong said Hie court files contained hills from llurllng's firm to the Claytons lor work |H-rfnrrned during Hie lime Hurl­ ing served on the South Central Cll/ens Advisory Committee. “ It never occurred to me with the violations so well docu­ mented that this was anything more than an open and shut case.” said Furlong And though the ethics com­ mission's attorney ugrecd with F u rlo n g and re c o m m e n d e d llatllng lie lined, a state hearing olllerr derided III favor ol ll.irl Ing Last month, the ethics commission Accepted the order Furlong said the decision left him disenchanted with llie stale ethics regulation process and In hindsight, would not have filed the complaint resolutions." she said "I can't see that he ever keeps none ol Ills either.” Anthonrttr Shatter ol Sanford said she w a n ts lo do Iter homework all the time and when It's due "I'm going lo try anyhow." the IR-yeur-old said “ I don’* rare tl It's a resolution or what-havryou. I |nsi want to do my work In-Iter " Shatter said site's not notch one (or making lonn.il lists «.l resolutions every year. She said she just wants to "Im prove" hrrsetl a hide each year. Jack Milton ol laikr Man said he Is not ready to make any resoluttons yet " I ' m s t i l l d i a l i n g w ith Christmas." hr said. "I'll do my rrsohtlIons next week Maytie I'll work on not procrastinating ” Kelly Godrnan. 14. ol Sanford Is looking forward lo changing her adttudr uIkuiI lib ovrr Ihe next year “ I look at llie In a negative way and I would like lo change dial." Godrnan said Godman said dial part of her resolution would Included trying to get her restricted driver's license on her birthday * i she ran drive Oil the subject ol cars, six- In a facsimile received by the county Iasi Wednesday. I lading's attorney Michael (lore staled as a public nlllccr acrpilllrd ol public misconduct. Marling was cnllllrd to have his legal ex[ h-iiscs paid by the county. Gore slated Marl­ ing was due $41,934 fur two firms lo represent him during l hr four-year process through November 1993. Gore asscrled Marling was due up to 81.(MX) lor legal ex|M-usr-s during Oeecinlicr 1993 A dual hill will Ik- provided tills month Gore wrote. County Attorney Hob McMillan said the request Is under review to determine whether Hurling was eligible lor rompensallon as a public olllerr Marling could not lif reached for eommrni year old Casey Mullen is lo >klng forward to getting his lust car "A s a resolution. I would like lo g o a cool s p o r i s <ar and get me some Im oly." lie said Mr said the <onl s|muIs car ol his duller is a Ford t aunts lit the absence of a >ar. Mullen said Ills lop resolution would la­ in keep giKMl grades in vh ool ami try to keep his mum i Iran However. Mullen said he could not promise in krrp Ins room clean, but tbougbi It w.»- a good idea anyway. O ne y o u n g s t e r s in c e r e ly vowed to rrgam the respect and trust ol hrr parents Jessica Magnolia. 11. said she rctrtidy qull smoking and was concerned about reestablishing a quality relationship with Iter parents "I want to win liai k their irtisi and rrspeet." she said "| was always lying to diem abm l smoking anti stealing dtrlr ciga­ rette* I want lo fix the past Stagnolla also salt* she had resolved lo keep up her grades In school and make tx-ltcr friends "II I ran turn dungs around. I would also like lo make die v a r s i t y v o l l e y b a l l te a m .” Stagnolla said Co»H(mVr< Ho*»- » v > » i (VUrfevVd to ♦h»1rtftorl Alvin V Crawford, 74 . G cK C ove C ou rt. Sanford, died Thursday. Dei- .tft,,4 9 9 3 ui < c n tr a l F lo r id a R e g io n a l M11spt1.il. Sunfurd Horn S e p t f2 . >919 in tuiwrcncc County, Ohio, he was a mechanic and a baptist. Me moved lo central Floiida In 1961 Mr Is survived by his wile Helen ol Sanlord. his son Glen ol Phenlx City. Ala ; Ills sister Thelma Heckslrom of Sanford; Ills brother Jark Crawford of South Point. Ohio; and two grandchildren. Gram kow Funeral Home. Sanlord. In charge ol the ar­ rangements GUY DILLON Guy Dillon. 93. Cedar Avenue. Sanlord. died Thursday. Dee. 30. Horn In Grand Rapids. Mich., he moved lo central Florida In 1977. He was a retired Hapitst minister. He was a charter member of Child Kvungcllsm. Atlanta. Gu. He wusu L'.S Army veteran. He Is survived by hts sons. Aimer. Grand Rapids. Mich . and Kenneth. Sanford; nine grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild H aitiw in-Fnirchlld Funeral Home. Oaklawfi Chapter. Lake Mary. In charge of arrange­ ments. SANDRA JEAN FRANK Sandra Jean Frank. 42. Guise Road. Osteen, died Thursday. Dec. 30. 1993 In Deltona. Horn Jan. 2. 1951 In Trenton. NJ. she was a material controller for Amtrak. She was u Catholic and she move to central Florida In 1990. She is survived by her mother Margaret Pawlowlcz of Osteen; and her daughters Christina Lee Rlsko of Lcvtttown. Pa. and Ann Margaret Frank of Osteen. Hrlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge o f the arrange­ ments. HERBERT H. HAYNIE H e r b e r t II. H n y n lc . 73 . Highland Drive. Fern Park, died Thursday. Dec. 30. fkirn in Windham. Ohio, he moved to ccntiul Florida In 1955. He was the retired owner and operator of HAH Haynfc Construction Co.. Longwood. lie was n m em ber of the First Baptist Church of Altumuntc Springs, where hr served as a deacon and on the building committee. He was a member of the Land Planning Committee for the City of Longwood from 1974 to 1989. He was a WWII U.S. Army veteran. He Is survived by his wife. Gladys. Fern Park; daughters. C arolyn H nvnlc Perry, and not portray him In the |ialntlng of the mural hut he thought Ihe other tncdle depleted was a genuine likeness of Evans. Oil. yt-s. I hurslon said dial through the efforts ol Mrs. Marlon Hess, widow of a World War II aildlrr and a irsldrnl o f Inverness, a 124th Infantry museum display was held lint long ago al Ihe Orlando Armory. Had a call from Diana Layer, wile ol Hik I laiycr. She's Involved w ith a g ro u p p r o d u c in g videotapes on various features mound central Florida Wauled 10 know If we knew anything ii ImiiiI any houses In Sanford i onsldrrrd to lie or might at one time have Ixrii haunted If yuu know- ol any give her a cull al 322-9522. Also had a calf from somewhat of a newcomer to these jiarts who wanted to know why Semi­ nole County did not have any m ilitary or naval casualties during ihe Spanish-Amtrlean War Didn't have In think alKiut Ihal answer hill a momriil or two Seminole County didn't mini InlO CXlsn iii c until 1913. From 18-15 nniil 1913 what Is now Seminole County w-as part of Orange County. Got a call from Harold Hrrtisl. retired |K>sial service employee. Wauled lo know If dial mural (Minted for Ihe I24lh Infantry depleting die Hattie of Colgun Woods In the Philippines In­ tended in portray his first cous­ in. Ilertiert Thurston. In that engagement Thurston and Rob­ ert Kvans. t«ah of Sanlord and m em ber* of the regimental Med 11 al Detachment, were awarded Sliver Slurs Kvans was given his award posthumously. W e talked to Thurston who now resides In Merritt Island. alMitil Ii lie said die artist did We have a new department! It's "Can you Imagine?...Tom lies! and his wife being married for 50 years?. Pretty Ellen Dtissey Is now 83 years old? She was a school tins driver for 40 years unit has liern an Avon r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f o r 31 years Rmidal and Edna Priest have tiern wed for half a centu­ ry?.. My old friend Itoddy Dike who w e've known since be pitched for Seminole High's Im v -Im II tram Dick In 1929 is now 80 years old? He lives on big Dike Man- lie and Ills black jMMMlIr Prle both swim fn dir middle of die lake everyday and liaek. He looks like he's sdll ready lo play frail...The Name of die Rollins' Nest Hotel al 402 West First Street was originally ■■'File Empire Hotel?" Can you Im agin e the Im ­ portance of one vote? Ill 17/0 o n e vole gave A m erica the English language Instead of German In 1845 Texas was admlttrd to die Union by one vote...In 1941. Just a few weeks Ix-forr Pearl Hartior. Congress approved the Selective Service Art by one vole and In 1923 out­ vote gave Adolph Hitler the tradershlp of die Nazi Party. SornrtuKly railed and asked if w c rem em b ered the famed orchestra leader Duke Ellington and fils fraud oner jierformrd at tile Sanford Civic Center. We s u r e d id ! T h e a f f a i r w as sp o n s o red by th e S a n fo rd Merchants Association. Also, exactly 20 years later, utmost to th e day. Austin G iilrlln ger. founder amt owner of Cardinal Industries, brought In the Civic Center the Orlando Symphony Orchestra. Hy an odd coinci­ dence the second hall of the sym phony's jirogram was a tribute lo uour oilier than Duke Ellington Not king ugo we were floored See S te n s tr o m .lO A P U B L IC IN FO RM ATIO N M E E T IN G #1 Tho Seminoto County Engineering Division will hold a Public Information Meeting to presont and discuss the proposed design alternatives for the widening and improvement of C R. 46A from Orange Boulevard to Rinehart Road DATE: January 13, 1994 TIME: 7:00 p.m. PLACE: W ilson Elementary School Cafetorium 985 O range Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32771 W e encourage you to attend and Join in the discussion with any comments, questions and/or suggestions that you may have Please sign in at the front desk when you arrive at ttie meeting in ordor for us to keep a record of the attendance DEATHS ALVIN Y.CRAW rO RD C ontinued from Page 1A In France during World Wat II Our outfit once occupied a 30-room chateau near Verdun. Ii was constructed before World Wat I Instead ol garages II had s t a b le s T h e h lg s u rp ris e , though, were the plumbing fixlures. To dlls day. almost 50 years later, we'vr never seen flxittirs as miKlrrn as those In dial old chateau. Klalne H Conner. tMith til Alta­ monte Springs stm. Hal. lamgwood, brother, Drums. Frrdnna. Penn., seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren H aldw 'n -F n lrrh d d Funeral Home. Altamuntr Springs in charge of arrangements NORMAN HERCULES LAMOUREUX Norman Hercules Lamourrux. 70. W lldflower Court, Longwood. died Thursday. Dee. 30. 1993 at South Seminole llospi tal. Longwood. H orn D r e . IO . 1923 In Woonsoekri. R L. hr moved in central Florida In 1988 He was a retired rook. He was Roman Catholic anil a veteran of Ihe U S. Army Survivors Include wife. Lillian L o n g w o o d ; s o n s . C h a r le s Norman. Newburgh. N.Y.. Roger Andre. Longwood; daughter. Celeste Renee White. laingwotHl. brothers. Luuranl. Attleboro. Mass.. Aurclicn. Manchester. Conn.: three grandchildren. Gaines Cutvy Hand Gurdcn Chapel Funeral Home, Dingwood. In charge of the arrange­ ments. RUSSELL ARDEN LEEPER Russell Arden Lcrper. 78. Golf Club Drive. Longwood. tiled Friday. Dee. 31. 1993. at his home. A retired veterinarian, he was Ixirn In Hourliou. Inti, on June 27, 1915. He moved lo rcntrul Florida In 1975. He was a member of the American Veteri­ nary Medicine Assoctiitlmi. the Flnrtdn Veterinary Medicine As­ sociation. (lie Sable Gull Club and the Wcktva Golf Club. He Is survived by Ids wife Judith: his daughters Jeun Dianne Steele of Dcs Mollies. Iowa and Patricia Ann Lowmun o f Scottsdale. Arlz.: Ills stills Robert Dean of LaVcrnc. Calif, and Russell Arden Jr. of Rolf, lo w u ; his s is te r E liz a b e th M llh crn o f L o n g w o o d : his brother James Want o f Argos, Ind.; his stepsons James Joseph Ellis of Des Mollies. Robert M athew o f N o rw a lk . Iow a. Timothy John Ellis of Orlando a n d D a v id M u rk E l lis o f Sprtnghlll. Iowa; Ills step daugh­ ter Leigh Ann Schumacher of Tampa; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. B ald w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home, Dike Mary. In charge ol the arrangements. Persimmon Avenue. Sanford, died Thursday. Dre. 30. 1993 ai ( enltal Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanlottl. Horn Felt 11. 1937 in Sanford, she was a inciting resident anti a school custodian She was a m r m h e r o I N e w It e 1 h e I Missionary liaptlsi Church. She Is survived liv her father Henry Rogers of Sanford, her mother Franclnu Shaw Rogers of S anford, her sons Andrew . S ln aea. D on tar and D ew ill I.lngard. all of Sanlord; her daughters Jennett anti Shaday I.lngard. ImiiIi of Sanford; her h roth ters SFC Ronald L.S. Nelson of Fi Gordon. Ga. and Phillip W. Shaw ol Deltona: her sisters Dianne Nelson, Norma Jones anti Heitv Clark, all of Sanford. Wllson-ElehellK-rger Mortuary. Inc. Sanford. In charge of ihe arrangements. 7/i Loving Memory of O c t . 14, 1974 - J im . 2 , 1989 Y o u w ere truly a beautiful and lo v in g person. Y o u r sm ile like sunshine, made everyone around you smile. Y o u certainly brightened up our lives. Forever w c m iss you and love you. Dad, Mom, D rew i t family I.lngard. 50. M SkAY V M t Hwy. 17-92 — Fern Park Ph. 339499$ Gona Hunt, Owner Gon Ertmtii. Marble I Crtatte 0 We do not charge interest on pre-need installment payments - most others do. We refund 100% o f all monies paid, at any time, for any reason - most ✓ others do not. ✓ We do not charge sales tax on mer­ chandise - most others do. We are locally owned and operated - r Personal service Is one of die things that makes Brlsson Funeral Home special. Orcn 'Shorty' Smith has been serv­ ing the people of Sanford for more than 50 years front dlls funeral home. BETTE a ORAMKOW Caring people Is whnt you expect and what you get at 322-2131 CO. q ) ij j e r e n c e many are not. THELMA SHAW LINGARD Thelma Shaw the DAVID CH AN CE HORN BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 9 0 5 L A U R E L A V E .. S A N F O R D A MEMIIER OF THE CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME TRADITION E»t. 1800 JIM SCHUITEMAN Gram kow Funeral Home Locally Owned and Operated Since 1906 000 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 �♦ dry. x. 4|- ,v«t. w w iw H ft ff lii it ts N M m r in W K ...o& & gLu jui ■ ■ I • A - Ssnlntd Herald. Sanlorti. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 19W Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN • HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTE (N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM NO « l JO* CA II K SEMINOLE COUNTV apolitical *ubdi*Uionol lh* Stateol Fkwlda Petitionee. v PINTER CNTEUPHi'.c.} INC a T lor IdaCorporation. STAR EN’ ERPR St a '.e n Yi it General Partnetth p L V K CONDC'MINIJ* o S X y t A llO N *tC a Florida Non Prolit Cwpo-a'KV JO-IN.' .CO SUN BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION * ‘ i/*;ID* POWER CORPORATION aFlor.de Cocpcat.oo THOMAsE RUTENKROOER CWVNNCM RUTENKROGER NCNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a North Carolina Corporation, a L a.^lATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, aTaaatCorporation LESLIE ANN BARTLETT JOSEPH JOHNSTON FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA LUISF RIOS LETICIA RIOS EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, aOalaoaraCorporation FIRST FLORIDA SAVINGS 6 A N K * P i»~ - > Rico C o rp o ra '^ CHEMICAL BANK. KE V RE ALTY A DE VE LO PM LNI. INC .a Florida Corporation JERRY D FUSCO CHERYL L FUSCO. SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION CO INC a F lor Ida Corporation F RANK L TERREL BERNICEH TERREL CMARLESE FELIX: FANNIE E FELIX. NATIONS BANK. SEMINOLE RACING INC a Florida Corporation JULIAN DEMORA. JR DONNA HOUSEWORTH. ALBERT R FELDMAN PAM ELA 0 F EL OMAN RAY VALOES at Tea Collector ol Seminoi* Count*. Florida and tha unlnonn tpouiet ol the above it an* their heut. dev <teet a iu g n m gran»eev creditorl letveev • lecutoM admmi(tra*rr*. mortgagee* ludgment creditor*. tru*taet l .enholder* per ton* In potlet don and an* and all other per ion* having or claiming to have an* right, till* or Interest by. through under or agamst the above named Defendant*, or otherwise claiming an* right title or Interest In the real propert* described in this action. Defendants TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES h a v i n g o r Cl a im i n g t o h a v e a n y r ig h t t it l e or INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW An Em nent Domain Petition, together with It* Declaration ot Taking has been tiled In the above styled court to acquire caftan proper!* interests In Seminole Count*. Florida, descrioed a* lot tows PARCEL HO. S E M IN O U 1 1 1 .3 BOULEVARD TEE S IM P L E A POMS IO N O r LOTS 1 , 2 , J AND 4 , R E PL A T O f LOTS 1 -1 0 IN C . 4 3 8 -3 3 I N C . BLK . 2 7 , KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N NO. I , S E C T IO N 3 . T O W NSHIP 31 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLA T THEREOr AS RECORDED I N P L A T BOOK « . PAGE 41 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS O f SE M IN O LE COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. THAT PA RT OF THE R E P U T OF LOT l , BLOCK 2 9 . KATHRYN PARK , SE C T IO N 3 , TOWNSHIP 2 t SOUTH, RANGE 10 E A S T , SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A AS RECORDED I N P U T BOOK 6 , FACE 9 o r THE P U B L IC RECORDS O P SEM INOLE COUNTY, F LO R IO A. EXTENDING NO MOKE TUAN 4 . 0 0 FEET BEYOND AND PA R A LLE L WI T H THE WESTERLY R IC H T -O P* WAY L IN E o r S E M I N O U BOULEVARD L Y IN G BETWEEN ST A T IO N 4 4 * 0 0 . 0 0 AND STA TIO N 4 4 * 1 3 . 0 0 . 4- _ C O N T A IN IN G PARCEL N O . 443S SQUARE F E E T , 1 1 1 .) MORE OR L E S S . SEM INOLA BOULEVARD FEE S IM P L E B E IN G A PART o r THE R E -P L A T OF LOT 1 . BLOCK 39. KATHRYN PARK. SE C T IO H 3, T O W N SH IP 31 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, SE M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLA T BOOK 4 , PACE 9 o r THE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SE M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A AND A PART O P L O T 1 9 , KAT.IRYN PARK AD D ITIO N NUMBER ONE, S E C T IO N S , TOW NSHIP 31 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCO R DING TO THE P L A T THEREOF AS RECORD 19 IN PL A T BOOR S , PAGES 43 THROUGH 49 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . BE1NO DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS t COMMENCE A T A REBAR AND CAP RLS NUMBER 9 ) 3 HARKING THE SOUTH EASTERLY CORNER O P L O T 1 9 , BLOCK 3 S , KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N NUMBER O NE, ACCORDING TO THE PL A T THEREOF AS RECORDED I N PLA T BOOK 9 , PACES 4 ) THROUGH 49 OP THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A , S A ID P O IN T ALSO BEING ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY R IG JIT -O F -W A Y L IN E OF SEM INOLA BOULEVARD AND THE P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A R AD IUS OP 1 1 7 4 .1 0 PE E T, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1 3 * 1 ) ‘ I S * AND A CHORD BE AR IN G OF NORTH 1 3 * 3 3 , 4 0 a N E S T ; THENCE NORTH­ WESTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY L I N E OF S A I D BLOCK 3 B , S A ID SOUTHWESTERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L I N E AND THE ARC OF SAID CURVE, 3 5 1 .3 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T O r BEGINNING, S A I D P O IN T ALSO B E IN G THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1 9, KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N HUMBER ONE AS RECORDED I N P L A T BOOK 3 , PAGES 4 ) THROUGH 69 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN NORTH ■ I B ' 3 9 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L I N E OF S A ID LOT 19 A D ISTANCE O F 3 0 . 7S FEET TO A P O IN T OH A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, H A VIN G A R AD IUS o r 1 1 1 9 .3 ) P E E T , A CENTRAL AN G LE OF 0 3 *2 7 •3 l a AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 3 2 * S 5 '2 1 " WLST; TllEl.'CE NORTHWESTERLY ALONC THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 1 0 4 .6 4 FEET TO A P O IN T ON THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF S A I D LOT 1 9 , AND THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF R E -P L A T OF LOT 1 , BLOCK 3 1 , KATHRYN PARK ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED lit P U T BOOK 6 . PAGE 9 OF iHE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O U NTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE C ONTINUE ALONG THE ARC OF S A I D CURVE, THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE O r 0 3 * 3 4 * 3 S a AND CHORD BE AR IN G OF NORTH 2 7 * 2 » '2 1 a W EST, A D IS T A N C E OF 4 9 . 9 ) FECT TO A POINT ON C U R V E ; THENCE NORTH 30 *0 9 * 3 4 a NEST, 1 .6 4 PEET; THENCE NORTH 1 1 • 1 9 ' 0 3 a NEST (N O N -R A D * A L ), I S . 90 PE ET TO A P O IN T ON CURVE ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY R IG M T -O F -W A Y LIN E OF S E M IN O L A BOULEVARD, S A ID CURVE HAVING A R AD IUS Of 1 1 7 9 .1 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 4 * 1 0 * 4 4 a AND A CHORD BE AR IN G OF SOUTH 29*11 'a a * E A S T ; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY L I N E OF S A ID R E - P U T OF LOT 1 , BLOCK 3 9 , KATHRYN P A R R , S A ID R IC IIT -O P -M A Y L I N E AND THE APC OF S A I D CURVE A D IS T A N C E OF 9 3 . 9 3 r Z E T TO THE MOST EASTERLY CORNER OF S A ID R E - P U T OF LOT 1 AND THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER O P L O T 1 9 , BLOCX 39 O P S A I D P U T OF KATHRYN PARK A 0 0 IT 1 0 M NUMBER O N E ; THENCE C O N T IN U E ALONG T H E EASTERLY L IM E O F S A ID LO T I S , S A ID W ESTERLY R IG H T -O F-W A Y L I N E THROUCH A CENTRAL ANGLE o r 0 9 * ) 9 ' 4 ! a AMO A CHORD S E A R IN G OP SOUTH 3 4 *1 7 ' ) 9 a EAST, AM ARC D IS T A N C E OF 1 1 9 . ) • P E S T TO THE P O IN T O P B E G IN N IN G . s , C O N T A IN IN G 3143 SQUARE P E E T , PARCEL N O . TOGETHER W ITH 7 1 9 .3 S E M I N O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY C O N STRU C TIO N EASEMENT MORE OR L E S S , DOULEVARL, 1 0 1 1 .9 4 FEET TO THE HOW TtIUBTERLY CORNER OP THE WESTERLY 3 0 . 0 0 FEET OF LOT 1 ) . S A IO BLOCK A AND THE P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE C O N TINU E SOUTH 9 0 * 3 4 * 1 9 * U S T ALONG THE HORTHERLY L I N E OP LOTS 11 AND 14, S A ID BLOCK A ANO THE SOUTHERLY R IC IIT -O F -M A Y L IN E OF S E M I N O U BOULEVARD, 1 4 9 . 6S FEET TO THE NORTIIU S T E R L Y CORNER OF S A ID LOT 14; THENCE S3UT1I 0 9 * 0 3 '3 1 " WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 1 4 , A D IS T A N C E O P 1 9 . 1 ) FEET; THENCE NORTH • 0 * 3 3 '0 7 " N E ST , 1 4 9 . SB FECT TO THE U S T E R L Y L IN E OF THE WESTERLY 3 0 .0 0 PEET OF S A ID LOT I J ; THENCE NORTH 0 t * 0 S ' 2 1 a U S T ALONC S A ID L I N E , 1 9 .1 5 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . 7 4 4 .1 S E M I N O U BOULEVARD TFMI'ORARY CONSTRUCTION CASEMENT A PART OF ID T I S , BLOCK C , T R IP L E T T UKE SMOKES, SECTIO N 9 , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOr AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PAGE I t OP THE P U B L IC RECORDS O r SEM INO LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A. B E IN G D ESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! C O N T A IN IN G 60 SQUARE rE E T , FARCEL N O . 1 )1 .4 MORE OR L E S S . S E M IN O U BOULEVARO FEE S IM PL E A PART OF U K E KATHRYN V I L U C E , SE C T IO N 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 2 4 , PACES 49 THROUCH 32 O r THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . DEINC D ESC R IBED AS FO ^LO W It BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER O r IAK F KATHRYN V I L U C E AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 2 4 , PAGES 49 THROUCH 32 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN NORTH 9 1 *3 9 * 3 7 " N EST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L I N E OF .LAKE KATHRYN V IL U C E ANO THE NORTHERLY R IC H T -O F -M A Y L IN E O r S E M I N O U BOULEVARO 3 4 3 .0 4 FECT TO THE PO IN T OP CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE EASTERLY, S A ID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS O r 3 2 3 .6 0 P E R , A CENTRAL ANCLE OT 5 1 * 0 3 * 1 9 a ANO A CHORD B rA R IN C OF NORTH 3 6 * 0 7 • 1 9 " W EST; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONC THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE 4 6 6 . • ? FECT TO A PO IN T ON CURVE, S A ID PO IN T AND S A ID R IC IIT -O F -W A Y L IN E ON CURVE BEING THE IN T E R SE C T IO N OF THE E X IS T IN G AND NEW R IG H T -O r -N A Y L IN E FOR S E M I N O U BOULEVARD, S A ID CURVE D E IN C CONCAVE. NORTHERLY WITH A R AO IU S OF 6 3 4 .2 0 F E C T , A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 4 ) * 3 ) ' ) ) a AND A CHORD BEARING OP SOUTH 9 9 * 4 )* 3 1 a EA ST; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 3 0 1 .1 6 FECT TO THE PO IN T OF TANCENCYJ THENCE SOUTH ■ l * 4 0 ' 0 7 a EA ST , 2 9 3 .9 1 FEET TO A PO IN T ON THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A ID P U T OP U K E KATHRYN V I L U C E ; THENCE SOUTH 0 3 * 4 2 * 3 9 a NEST ALONG S A ID L IN E 1 2 .0 4 FECT TO THE PO IN T OT B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 1 0 ,7 3 4 PARCEL N O . 1 7 4 .7 SQUARE FECT, MORE OR L E S S . S E N IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE B E IN G DESCRIBED AS PO LLO H Sl COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LO T 1 0 , BLOCK 3 7 , REPLAT O P LO T S 1 -1 0 I N C . 4 3 1 0 3 IN C ., BLK 3 7 , KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N NO. 1 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TMEREOr AS RECORDED I N PLAT BOOK 4 , PACE 41 O r THE P U B L IC RECORDS O f SEM INO LE COUNTY, F L O R ID A , S A ID P O IN T ALSO B E IN G A PO IN T ON THE EASTERLY R IG H T -O r-M A Y L I N E O r 1ST STREET WEST (A / K / A GRANT ST R EE T ) AND A P O IN T ON CURVE, HAVING A R A D IU S O T 3 1 7 4 .S 3 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLr. OF 0 6 * 3 2 '3 S " AND A CHORD BEARING O r SOUTH 3 4 *0 0 *3 2 " NEST; THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE S A ID EASTERLY R IG H T -O r-W A Y L IN E OF 1ST STREET N E S T , THE WESTERLY L I N S OF S A ID BLOCK 27 AND THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 3 4 2 .1 9 FEET T O THE P O IN T OT B E G IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE SOUTH l l * 2 1 * 1 2 a EA ST , 9 1 . 3 b FEET TO A P O IN T ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHERLY. HAVINO A RADIUS OF 1 3 4 3 . 3 ) FEET , A CENTRAL ANGLE O P O a * S 7 '4 1 " AND A CHORD B E A R IN G OP SOUTH 4 9 * 0 9 '3 9 " E A S T ; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONC THE ARC OT S A ID CURVE 1 9 4 .4 7 PE ET TO A P O IN T ON THE WESTERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L I N E FOR STATE ROJkD I S AND 400 ( 1 7 / 9 3 ) AS D E SC R IBED IN ORDER O r TAX ING MINUTE BOOK 7 , PAGE I S O r THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. F L O R ID A ; THENCE SOUTH 4 4 * 0 7 * S 9 a N E ST ALONG S A I D L I N E , X S .3 S F E I T TO A PO INT ON THE SOUTHERLY L I N E OF S A ID BLOCK 3 7 , THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L I N E OF SEM I NO LA BOULEVARD AND A P O IN T ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY H A VIN G A R A D IU S OP 1 2 7 9 .1 C PE E T , A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 » * 0 1 ' 3 9 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 3 0 * 0 7 '3 6 a W EST; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L I N E C ' ' A I D BLOCK 27, S A I D NORTHERLY R IC N T -O P -W A V L IN E AND THE ARC O r S A I D CURVE, 3 0 1 . 3S PE ET TO THE P O IN T OP REVERSE CUKVATURP OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY H A V IN G , A R A D IU S OP 2 3 , 0 0 P E E T , A CENTRAL ANG LE OF S 4 * 1 5 * 3 9 a AND A CHORD BE AR IN C OF NORTH l l * 3 0 ' S 3 a N E S T ; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OP S A I D CURVE 3 7 .4 4 PEET TO THE P O lW r O P COMP0U1ID CURVATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE EASTERLY IIAVINC A R A D IU S OP 3 1 7 4 .9 3 PE E T , A CENTRAL AN G LE O r 0 0 * 3 4 ' l S a AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH )l * S S '0 4 a EAST; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE WESTERLY L I N E OF S A I D BLOCK 3 7 , THE EASTERLY L IN K O P 1ST STREET N E S T (A /K /A GRANT ST R E E T ) AMD THE ARC OP S A I D CURVE 3 3 .4 7 F E E T TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . TOGETHER WITH I’ARCI.L NO. A PART OF LOT 4 , BLOCK SHORES, SE C T IO N 9 , TOW NSHIP EAST, ACCORDING TO THE P U T ED IN PUT BOOK a , PACE RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, D, T R IP L E T T UKF 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 THEREOF AS RECORD­ 19 OF THE P U B L IC F LO R ID A. BEING D E SC R IBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 , BLOCK D , T R ir L E T T U K E SHORES AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S , PAGE I S O P THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF ED 4IN O LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A , S A ID P O IN T A L IO BEING THE HOST SOUTHERLY CORNER OP R E P U T OF WYNOHAM WOODS PHASE ONE AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 2 3 , PAGES 76 AND 77 O P THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A , S A IO P O IN T ALSO BEING A P O IN T ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY HAVING A R A D IU S O l' 1 4 S 2 .4 4 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE O F 0 3 * S B * 4 5 a AND A CHORD BEARING O r SOUTH 3 4 * 3 9 * 1 9 a E A S T ; THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A IO CURVE AND THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O P -M A Y L IN | OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 1 3 4 .7 2 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF TANGENCY; THENCE SOUTH 3 1 * 3 9 15 7 a EAST ALONG S A ID R IC K T -o r -W A Y L I N E . 4 3 . 3 7 FECT TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4 , BLOCX D, S A ID T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES AND THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE NORTH 3 7 * 4 6 * 2 ) a EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 4 , BLOCX D , 1 0 .7 6 FEET, THENCE SOUTH S l * 4 0 * 0 7 a E A S T , 1 0 0 .3 1 P E R TO A P O IN T ON THE EASTERLY L I N E OF S A IO LOT 4 . BLOCK D ; THENCE SOUTH 3 S * 3 9 '2 1 a NEST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 1 0 .7 4 FEET T O THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER o r S A IO LOT 4 , BLOCK D ; THENCE NORTH 3 l * 1 9 ' 5 J " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S A IP LOT 4. BLOCK O ANO TH3 NORTHERLY R I C I I T -O I -N A Y L I N A O r S E M I N O U BOULEVARD, TOO.OS FEET TO THE PO IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 1077 SQUARE PE ET, MORE OR L E S S , TOGETHER WITH PARCEL N O . 7 7 6 .7 S E M I N O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT THAT PA RT OP LOT 4 . BLOCX D , T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES A S RECORDED I N P U T BOOK S , PAGE I S OF THE P U B L I C RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 , BLOCK D T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES A S RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S , PACK I S O P THE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEM IN O LE COUNTY. F L O R ID A , S A ID P O IN T ALSO B r itIG THE MOST SOUTHERLY CORNER OF R E P U T O r WYHDttAM HOODS PHASE ONE AS RECORDED I N P U T BOOK 2 2 , PAGES 74 AND 77 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OT S E M IN O L B COUNTY. FLORID/., S A ID P O IN T ALSO BEING A P O IN T ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A R AD IUS OP 1 4 S 2 .6 6 H I T , A CENTRAL ANCLK O P 0 3 * 9 9 ' 4 3 a AND A CHORD BEJkRINO OP SOUTH 3 4 * 3 3 * 1 9 a E A S T ; THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OT S A ID CURVE ANO THE NORTHERLY R IC N T -O r -W A Y L IN E OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARO, 1 3 4 .7 2 FEET TO THE P O IN T OP TANGENCY; THENCE SOUTH 3 1 * 3 * * 3 7 - EAST ALONC S A ID R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IM B , 4 9 . 3 7 PE ST TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF I t n 4 , CLOCK D , S A I D T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES; THENCE NORTH 3 7 * 4 6 ' 2 1 a EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF R A ID LOT 4 , BLOCX D , 1 0 .7 6 PE E T ; THENCE SOUTH 3 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 a EA ST . 9 3 .1 2 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE NORTH 3 S * 1 9 * 9 ) a EA ST, 9 . 0 0 F EC T ; THENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 " EA ST. 1 7 .1 2 PE ET TO A P O IN T OH THE EASTERLY L I N E OF S A ID L O T « , BLOCX D ; THENCE SOUTH ) S * ) S ' 3 ) a WEST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 9 . 0 0 F E E T ; THENCE NORTH 9 1 * 4 0 • 0 7 a NEST, 1 7 .0 9 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G S6 SQUARE r E E T , MORE OR L E S S . PARCEL HO . S E M I N O U BOULEVARD TEE SIM PLE 1 S 4 .1 A PART OP LOT I S , BLOCX C , T R IP L E T T LAKE SHORES, S E C T IO N 9 , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED I N P U T BOOK I , PAGE I S OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A . BE IN G D E SC R IBED AS FOLLOW 8 1 COMMENCE A T THE NORTHWEST CORNER OP LOT 2 2 , BLOCX C , T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOR B , PAGE I S O P THE P U B L IC RECORDS O r S IM IK O L E COUNTY, F LO R IO A , S A ID CORNER ALSO BEING THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SOUTHPORT CONDOM INIUM , PHASE X AS RECORDED I N P U T BOOK 27( PA G E S 39 THROUCH 34 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS O P S E M IN O L E COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 9 1 * )9 * 9 7 a EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E Or S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 3 ) 0 . 1 7 FEET TO THE P O IN T O P CURVATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY, HAVINO A R AD IUS OP 1 1 9 6 .2 6 FEET . A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 ) * 2 1 >0 6 a AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH S ) * 2 0 * 3 0 a E A S T ; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O P S A IO CURVE AND R IG H T -O F -W A Y L I N E , 6 9 .9 9 P E R TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER O r LOT I t , BLOCX C , S A IO T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES AND THE P O IN T O P B E G IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONC THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF S A I O LO T I S , THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE ANO S A ID R IG H T -O r -N A Y L IN E THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 1 * 3 9 '3 2 a ANO A CHORD BEARINC OP SOUTH 3 4 * 4 B * 4 9 a EA ST , A D IST A N C E 0 F 7 9 . 0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY COPJfER OF S A ID LOT I S , BLOCK c; THENCE SOUTH 2 3 * 4 3 *20a WEST (W O N -R A D IA L ) ALONG THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT I S , BLOCK C , 2 2 .2 3 FEET TO A P O IN T CN CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEADTERLY, HAVING A R AO IU S OP 9 0 3 .2 9 P E C T , A CENTRAL ANCLE OP 0 2 * 3 0 * ) 2 a AND A CHORD BEAR ING O P NORTH 9 2 * S 9 * 3 3 a WENT; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC O P S A IO CURVE, 2 2 . 0 4 FECT TO TH E P O IN T O F TAMCCMCY; THENCE NORTH 9 1 * 4 0 ' 0 7 a N E ST , 3 3 .2 3 FECT TO A PO IN T ON THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LO T I S , BLOCK C ; THENCE NORTH 2 7 * l l , 3 « a EAST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 1 9 .9 4 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN ­ N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 1339 SQUARE PR TT, MORE OR L E S S , COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OP LUT 2 2 , BLOCK C , T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES AS PECO BO ED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PAGE IB OF THE 1*08010 RECORDS OP SEM INOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A , S A ID CORNER ALSO B E IN G THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OT SOUTHPORT CONDOM INIUM , PHASE I AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 3 7 , PACES 39 THROUGH 34 OP THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 5 1 * J 9 '9 7 a EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IIIE OP S E M IN C U BOULEVARD, 1 JO. 17 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A R AD IUS OF 1 1 9 4 .3 6 FEET , A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 1 * 2 1 '0 6 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 5 1 ' 2 0 '1 0 " E A S T ; TIIEHCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE /LNO R IC U T -O F -W A Y L I N E , 6 9 .9 9 FECT TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 19 , BLOCK C , S A IO T R IP L E T T U K E SHORES; THENCE CONTINUE ALONC THE NORTHERLY L I N E OF S A ID LOT I I , THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE AND S A ID R IG H T -O F-W A Y L IN E THROUCH A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 3 * 3 9 ' ) 2 a AND A CHORD B U R I N G OF SOUTH S 6 * 4 t ' 4 9 a EAST, A D ISTAN C E OF 7 5 . 0 0 rE E T 7 0 THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF S A ID LOT IB , BLOCK Cl THENCE SOUTH 2 1 * 4 ) ' 3 0 a NEST (N O N -R A D IA L ) ALONC THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A IU LOT I I , BLOCK C , 2 2 .2 1 FECT TO THE PO IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 2 1 *4 1 *2 0 * WEST ALONG SAID EASTERLY L I N E , 1 0 .2 2 FEET TO A P O IN T ON CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A R AD IUS OF 3 1 1 .2 9 FECT. A CENTRAL ANGLE o r 0 2 * 4 4 *3 1 a AND A CHORD BEARINC OF NORTH 31 *0 2 * 3 4 " N E S T ; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, 2 4 .6 2 FECT TO THE PO IN T OF TANGENCY; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 * WEST, 3 3 .2 9 FEET TO A PO IN T ON THE ME3TERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 1 9 , BLOCK C ; THENCE NOR HI 3 7 * 1 1 ' 3 9 a EAST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 1 0 .1 9 FEET ; THENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 " EAST. 3 3 .2 5 FECT TO THE PO IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RAOIUS OF 5 0 1 .2 9 rE E T , A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 2 * 1 0 '3 2 " AND A CHORD B U R I N G OF SOUTH S 2 * 5 3 '3 J * EAST; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, 2 2 .0 4 FECT TO THE PO IN T OT B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 776 SQUARE FEET, C O N T A IN IN G PARCEL NO. 0 3 * 1 1 '1 9 * U S T ALONG THE WESTERLY S ID E OF S A ID LOT 1 , A D IST A N C E OP 3 . B 7 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 3 '0 7 * U S T , 1 0 9 .3 4 FECT TO THE WESTERLY L I N E OF THE U S T E R L Y 3 3 . 0 0 FECT OF S A ID LOT 3 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 l a N EST ALONG U I O L IN E 3 . 1 7 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER O F THE EASTERLY 3 3 .0 0 FEET OF S A ID LOT 3 ; THENCE NORTH 9 0 *5 4 ' l l " NEST ALONC THE SOUTHERLY l 'M E c r 3/.1D LOT 1 AND THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O P - 111 L I N E OF S E M I N O U BOULEVARD, 9 9 .9 4 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E C IN N IN O . C O N T A IN IN G PARCEL NO. EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THE (E O F AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I , PACES 12 ANO 11 O r THE P U B L IC RECORDS OT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A. FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SPORT­ S M A N 'S PA RA DISE A S RECORDED IN P U T BOOK t , PAGES 12 AND 1 ) OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEM INO LE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 t * 0 5 ' 2 1 a NEST ALONG THE N EST BOUNDARY OF SPO R TSM AN 'S P A R A D IS E . 6 4 9 .1 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 3 , BLOCX A , S A ID SPO R TSM AN'S P A R A D IS E ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 3 '3 1 a EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L I N E OP S A ID LOT 1 AND THE EASTERLY R IC H T -O F -M A Y L IN E OF WINTER PARK O R IV E , 4 9 . JO FECT TO THE P O IN T O f CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, IIAVINC A R AD IUS O r 1 0 0 .0 0 FECT, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 5 * 0 0 '0 0 a , AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 3 1 » 3 3 '2 1 a U S T ; THENCE NORTH U T T E R L Y ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE AND LOT L I K E , 7 9 .3 4 FEET TO THE NORTI1U S T E R L Y CORNER OF 3 A ID LOT 3 AND THE NORTH­ WESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4 . BIOCX A , S A ID SPORT­ S M A N 'S T A R A D ISE ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONC THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 3 * 0 0 '0 0 " , AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 6 * ) 5 ' 2 1 " U S T , A D ISTAN C E 01 7 S .3 4 > i T TO THE P O IN T OF TANGENCY; THENCE SOUTH 9 0 * 3 4 '3 9 * U S T ALONG THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 4 AND THE SOUTHERLY R IC H T -P F -W A Y LIM E OF 8 E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 6 9 . 0 0 FECT TO THE N O R T H U S T E R LY CORNER OF S A ID LOT 4 ; THENCE SOUTH 2 4 * 3 4 '5 6 * EAST ALOKG THE U S T E R L Y L IN E OF S A ID LOT 4 , A D ISTAN C E OP 2 4 .9 2 P E R TO THE PO IN T o r B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG S A ID L I N E , 9 . 8 9 F EC T ; THENCE NORTH 9 0 * 5 3 '0 7 " N E S T , 1 0 7 .7 9 F EC T ; THENCE NORTH 3 5 * 0 1 ' 0 0 a EAST 1 1 .3 0 F E E T ; THENCE SOUTH S 0 * 3 3 '0 7 a E \ 3 T , 9 3 .7 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G S06 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 2 1 2 .4 MORE OR L E S S . S E M IN O U BOULEVARD rE E S IM PL E A PART OP LOTS 11 ANO 14 . BLOCK A , SPO R TSM AN'S P A R A O IS E . SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANCE 10 UST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IH P U T BOOK S , PACES 12 ANO 13 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF FEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. BE IN G DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SPORT­ S M A N 'S PARAO ISE AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, F IO R ID A ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 3 '2 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF S A IO SPO RTSM AN'S I’A K A U IS E , 6 4 9 .3 0 P E R TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1 , BLOCX A . S A ID SPOR TSM AN'S P A R A D IS E ; THENCE NCRTH 0 9 * 0 3 '2 1 a EAST ALONC THE WESTERLY L IN E OP LOT 1 , BLOCX A AND THE U S T E R L Y R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E OF WINTER PARK D R IV E , 4 9 . 3 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T O r CURVA­ TURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A R AD IUS OF 1 0 0 .0 0 rE E T , A CENTRAL ANCLE OP 9 0 * 0 0 '0 0 “ AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 5 4 * 0 5 ' 2 l " EA ST ; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 1 5 7 .0 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF TANGENCY; THEHCE SOUTH 9 0 * 5 4 '3 9 * U S T ALONC THE SOUTHERLY R IC IfT -O F -W A V L IN E OF S E M I N O U MORE OR L E S S , B E IN G D PSC RIBC D AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY C O R N U OF LOT J , C R I S U B D I V I S I O N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK J I , PACE 41 OF THK PU B L IC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN YORTN 0 3 * 1 1 * 2 9 " U S T ALONG THE WESTERLY S ID E OF S A ID LOT J , A D IST A N C E OF 3 . S 7 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 9 0 *S 3 *0 7 a U S T , J 7 .4 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE NORTH 0 t * 0 4 ' 3 ) a E A S T , 3 . 0 0 F E C T ; THENCE SOUTH 9 0 * 3 3 '0 7 » U S T , * 2 . 9 1 FEET TO THE WESTERLY L I N E OP THE U S T E R L Y J J .0 0 FEET OF U I D LUT J ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 3 '2 1 a NEST ALONG S A ID L I N E 5 . 0 0 FECT; THENCE NORTH 9 0 * 3 3 '0 7 " N E S T , 4 2 . 9 1 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G PARCEL N O . 113 SUUARE FEET, MORE OR 1.E9S S E M IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE 2 3 2 .7 B E IN G A PO RTIO N OF BLOCX k), LAKE KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N , S E C T IO N 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANCE JO U S T ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PACES 4 AND 7 OP THE j P U B L IC RECORDS O r SEM INOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID A . B E IN G D ESC R IBED AS rO L L O N S l COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHWESTERLY C O R N U OF B l D , LAKE KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N AS RECORDED I I PUT BOOK I , PAGES • AMO 7 OP THE P U B L I C ' RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, F IO R ID A ; THFNCR RUN SOUTH 4 1 * 1 9 '3 7 * U S T ALONG THE SOUTH L I N S J OF U I O BLOCX D AND THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L I N E OP S E M I N O U BOULEVARD, 1 1 1 .97 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE MONTH 0 1 * 4 7 '5 7 " N E S T . 1 2 .2 0 F E E T ) THENCE SOUTH 4 l * 4 0 '0 7 a U S T . 1 9 9 .9 1 TECT; THENCE SOUTH 0 » * 5 6 ' 4 7 " UST. 1 2 .6 6 FECT TO A P O IN T ON THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD AND THE SOUTHERLY L IN E O r BLOCK 0 ; THENCE NORTH l l * J 9 ' S 7 " W EST, ALONC S A ID L IN E S 1 9 0 .7 6 FECT TO THE P O IN T O P B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 2261 SQUARE r E E T , HOPE OR L E S S , TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO . A PART O r LOT 4 , BLOCK A , SPORTSM AN'S PARA­ D I S E . SECTIO N » , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 10 FECT. 1 7 5 9 .4 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION U S F M E M T MORE OR L E S S , 1 7 0 3 .1 S E M IN O U BOULEVARO TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION U S E R EXT B E IN G DESCRIBED AS SQUARE A PART OF LOT J . C R I S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , SE C T IO N 9 , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANCE JO U S T ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK J l , PAGE 41 O r THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLOR1U A . COMMENCE AT THE MOFTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SPO R T­ S M A N 'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK B, PACES 12 ANO I ) OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A ; TNENCL RUN SOUTH O 9 '0 S '2 1 " NEST ALONG THE NEST BOUNDARY OP SPO R TSM AN 'S P A R A D IS E , 6 4 9 .1 0 PECT TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OP LOT J . BLOCK A , S A ID SPO R TSM AN'S P A R A D IS E ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 ' 2 I a EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OP S A ID LOT 3 AMO THE EASTERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E OF WINTER PARK D R IV E , 4 9 . 3 0 FECT TO THE PO IN T OP CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A R ADIUS OF 1 0 0 . GO FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 4 3 * 0 0 '0 0 a , AND A CHORD BEARIHG OF NORTH ) I * ) 5 ' 2 1 * EAST; THENCE NORTH EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE AND LOT L I N E , 7 E .S 4 FEET TO THE WORTHU S T ERL Y CORNER OF S A ID LOT J AND THE NORTH­ WESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4 , BLOCX A , S A ID SPORT­ S M A N 'S PARADISE AND THE PO IN T OP B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 4 3 * 0 0 * 0 0 " . AND A CHORD BEARING OF MONTH EAST, A D IST AN C E OF 7 1 .5 4 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF TANG­ ER C Y ; THENCE SOUTH 9 0 * 5 4 '3 9 " EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 4 AND THE SOUTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 4 9 . 0 0 FECT TO THE NORTH U S T ERLY CORNER OF S A ID LOT 4 ; THENCE SOUTH 2 6 * 3 4 '5 6 * U S T ALONG THE U 5 T L H L Y L IK E OF S A ID LOT 4 , A D IST AN C E OP 2 6 .9 2 FEET ; THENCE NORTH 9 0 * 3 3 '0 7 * WEST, 9 3 .7 1 F EC T ; THEHCE SOUTH 5 5 * 0 1 '0 0 " WEST, 4 3 . 3 6 FEET TO A PO IN T ON THE WESTERLY L IN E o r S A ID LOT 4| THENCE NORTH 4 1 * 3 7 '0 2 " WEST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 3 7 . S7 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . PARCEL N O . 397 TOGETHER WITH FOLLOWS: TOGETHER WITH BOULEVARD PEC S IM P L E BE G IN AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 3 , G R I S U B D I V I S I O N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , PAGE 41 OF THE PU B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN MONTH MORE OR L E S S . 3433 SQUARE rE E T , S E M IN O U 3 3 9 .4 B E IN G DESCR IBED AS FOLLOWS 1 BOULEVARD PARCEL NO . 2 0 3 .1 FEE S IM PL E A PART OP LOT 4 , BLOCK A , SPORTSM AN'S PARA­ D I S E , SECTIO N 9 , TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH. RANGE JO U S T ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED III P U T BOOK 6 , PAGES 13 AMD 1 ) OP THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A. C O N T A IN IN G MORE OR L E S S . SQUARE r E E T , A PA R I o r LOT 3 , C R I S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , SE C T IO N 7 , lU n H S H I P 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 U S T ACCORDING TO THE I ' U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , PACE 41 OP THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . S E M IN O U B E IN G DESCRIBED AS 3713 1 7 9 2 .7 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT THAT PART OF BLOCX D , LAKE KATHRYN PARK A D D I­ T I O N , AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I , PAGES 6 ANO 7 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A . COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHWESTERLY C O R N U OF BLOCK D , U K E KATHRYN PARK A D D IT IO N A5 RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 9 , PAGES 6 AND 7 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEM INO LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH 91 • J 9 ' 3 7 * U S T ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OT U ID BLOCK D AND THE NORTHERLY R IC H T -O r-M A Y L IN E OT S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, J J S .9 7 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 1 * 4 7 * 3 7 " NEST. 1 2 .2 0 rE E T TO THE P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE C O NTINUE NORTH 0 1 * 4 7 '3 7 a WEST, 6 .1 0 PECT; THENCE SOUTH 4 1 * 4 0 '0 7 a UST, 1 1 9 .0 2 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 3 4 '4 7 a U S T , 9 .J 2 FEET; THENCE NORTH 4 1 * 4 0 '0 7 a W EST, 1 1 1 .9 1 FECT TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . C O N T A IN IN G 1121 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL HO. 2 1 4 .1 MORE OR L E S S . S E M IH O U BOULEVARD FEE S IM PL E A PORTION OF BLOCK " C " , LAKE U T H R Y N PARK A D O IT IO N TO CASSELBERR Y, FLORIDA, S E C T IO N 9 , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE JO EA5T ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOr AS RECORDED IH P U T BOOK I . PAGES 6 ANO 7 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF S E M I­ NOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . B E IN G DESCR IBED AS FOLLOWS I COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHEAST C O R N U OF BLOCK a C a , LAKE U T H R Y N PARX A D D IT IO N TO C AS8EL3ERRY, FLO R ID A A S RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PAGES 6 AND 7 OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, F LO R ID A U I D P O IN T ALSO BEING ON T l t t j USTERLY R IC IIT -O F -W A Y L IN E OF U S T T R IP L E T D R IV E AS SHOWN ON THE P U T O r LAKE U T H R Y N PARK P IR S T A D D ., CASSELBERRY FLORIDA AS RE­ CORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , PACE 14 0 F THE P U B L IC RECORDS o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IOA; THENCE NORTH S I • 1 9 ' 3 7 a WEST ACROSS SA ID R IC IIT -O r-W A Y 3 0 . 0 0 FEET TO A P O IN T OH THE W E S T U L Y L I N E O r S A ID R IG H T -O F -W A Y , A PO IN T ON THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E O F S E M IN O U BOULEVARO AND THE P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH ■ l * 3 9 '3 7 a N EST ALONG THE 60UTH L IN E OF] BLOCK a C a AND THE NORTHERLY R IC H T-O F -M A Y L I N E ] OP S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 1 9 9 .3 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 2 0 '0 J " U S T , 1 3 .1 0 FECT; THENCE SOUTH ! 9 I * 4 0 '0 7 " UST, 1 6 9 .3 0 FEET; THUCE NORTH] 31 * 1 9 '3 9 " U S T , 4 2 .4 1 FECT TO A P O IN T ON T H E ] WESTERLY R I C H T -o r -W A Y L IN E OF NORTHEAST T R I P - 1 LE T D R IV E ; T H U C E SOUTH 0 9 * 2 0 '0 J * NEST A L O N d ] S A ID L I N E , 4 2 .1 1 rE E T TO THE POINT OP B E G I N - ' N IN G . j C O N T A IN IN G 2163 PARCEL N O . 1 0 0 .4 SQUARE FECT, MORE OR L E S S . S E M IH O U DOULEVAKD , FEE S IM P L E ] A PART OT R E - P U T OF LOT 1, BLOCX 2 9 , U T H R Y PARX, SE C T IO N 3 , TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE J< UST, S lM IN O f.F CO UNTY, FLORIDA ACCORDING THE P U T T H U E C F AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 4 , PACE 9 OT THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SE M IH O l COUNTY, F L O R ID A . B E IN G DESCR IBED AS FOLLOWS: Continued m Page 7 A BwsaiaiaB �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 2, 1994 - 7* Drunk Legal Notices Continued from P a g i IA Continued from Page 0 A NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANOFOR IIM IN O IE COUNT Y. FLORIOA CASE NO « l I I I ! CA I I K SEMINOLC COUNTV apolitical ,ubdivi».onol the Sleteet Florid* F t llllm r , COMMENCE AT A REBAR AND CAP KLS HUMBER 9 30 KASOINC THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OT LOT I S , fllX/CE 3 9 . KATHRYN PARK A D D ITIO N NUMBER ONE, ACCOItOINC TO THE PLAT THEREOf AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S, PAGES « ! THROUGH ( 9 O f THE P tiP L IC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, S A ID P O IN T ALSO BEING ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OT SEMINOLA BOULEVARD AND THE P O IN T o r CURVATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A R AD II'S OE 1 1 7 9 ,1 0 rE E T , A CENTRAL ANCLE O r n M f ' S * " AND A CHORD BEARING o r NORTH H l M l 'O O * WEST; THENCE NORTH­ WESTERLY ALONG THE LASTERLY L IN E OT SAIO BLOCK 3 9 , S A ID SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OT-W AY L IN E AND THE ARC OP SAIO CURVE, 1 94 . FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OT THE R E-PLAT O f LOT l , BLOCK J B , KATHRYN PARK AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6 , PACE 39 OK THE PUBLIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, TLO RIO A ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONC S A ID LINES THROUGH A CENTRAL ANCLE OP O l 'I O 'i r WITH A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 3 9 * 1 1 '3 3 " W ISTj THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OP SAID CURVE, 9 5 .9 1 FEET TO THE PO INT OF BEGINNING ; TIILNCE GCUHI I R M f O S ' ' EAST, 3 0 .0 0 F E LT ; THENCE NORTH 7 1 * 1 I ' U * NEST. 3 9 .0 0 FEET TO A POINT ON THE RICH T-O F-M AY LIN E OP US 1 7-9 3 (STATE ROAD 15 ANO 4 0 0 ) AND A PO INT OH A CURVE CONCAVE SCUTHEArTERLY HAVING A RADIUS o r 3 714.91 PEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 »* n 9 *1 4 * AND A CHORD BEARING OF NOKT1I 3 5 * 3 1 '1 6 " FA3T; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONC S A ID RICIIT-OF-WAY AND THE ARC OF SAID CURVE, 7 .4 4 FEET TO A PO INT ON CURVE I THPHCE NORTH B 4 * 0 1 14 4 * EAST ALOHC S A ID R IC H T -O r -MAY L IN E , 3 9 .4 1 FEET TO THE PO IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 174 SQUARE FEET, A PART OF LOTS 10 AMD I I , BLOCK D, SPORTSMAN'S PAR AD ISE , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO T1IL PLAT TIIERtOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ■ . PAGES 13 AND 11 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SFMINOLK COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. B E IN G D t a C R ID M ) A S F O L L U ttS l COMMENCE AT THE NONIHMtNI ERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK 8 , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I , PAGES 13 AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS CF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA) THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 '0 5 'J S * WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK D AND THE EASTERLY RICHT-OF-MAY LIN OF WINTER PARK DRIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 ~U, 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF F A IR BLOCK B ; TIILNCE SOUTH 9 0 * 5 4 '1 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF BLOCK R AND THE NORTHERLY HICIIT-OF-W AY L IN E OF StMINOLA BOULEVARD, (4 1 . 9 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 10, S AIO BLOCK B AND THE SOUTH ESTERLY CORNER OF A 1 0 .0 9 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY AS DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK 3 0 4 4 , PAGES 1S5 THROUGH 194 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; THENCE NORTH M * 0 S ' a i " EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 9 AND THE WESTERLY LIN E OF SAID R IG H T-O F-W AY, 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO TJIS NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF S A ID R IC H T-O F-M A Y; THENCE SOUTH a n 'S E * ! * '* EAST ALONG S AIO R IC H T-O r-W AY, S 5 .0 B F tE T TO THE PO IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 09*04 • 9 1 » EAST. 9 .0 0 FEET; THENCE COUTH ( O 'S S 'O T " EAST, 1 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH O O 'O F 'S l " NEST, 9 .0 0 FEET; THENCE NOWIII 9 0 * 5 4 ' l O * WENT, 1 0 .0 0 F tE T TO THE POIMT 01 BEGINNING. CONTAINING 370 SQUARE FE LT. DENISE M LABE IL F < k a OF WISE V /IMMEHMAN FLEET MORTGAGE CORPORATION * Rhnd* Itlend Corporton AMERICANGENERAL HOME EQUITY INC »D e'ewer* Ccxpo.il.oo HAY VALDES At Tei Collector of Seminoi* Count,, fio r d * end th# unknown tpouMtoMh* above. II an, their h*lrt. d n iiM i j » i n l « » t (ir filo r L I r i R t t n to rtor* edmimttretorv m o . l u d g m e n t creditor,. trutl#*, I.enholderl per von, m poll#,non end an, end *11 other perux \ K ,,m g or (lam ..ng to have on, right. Till* oe interettby. through. undot of e g im ,! the above r i x a d DetenrMM, o» otherwiMCteimmg .1 l.n* Of in te r*,! in Ih* tool prop er*, detcribed in thl, Acllon, Oelendantk TO I h o se a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s a n d t o ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAM I O O lffN O A N T S AND TO At L PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE AN Y RIGHT TITLE OR I N K REST IN THE PROPF R IY DESCRIBED BE LOW An Eminent Dem on P#Mien. toge'her with i*» Declaration oT Taking he, been Mod in in* Atio,* tt,l* d cout I to acquire (* ,l« in property m lefett, In S*minoc* Count,. Florid* drw,ifa*d At •olio*. PARCEL NO. MORE OK LFSS. E ach D *'*«dA ", it turtle* nolited thel tn» Petition*, mil petition tor An Ordf. 0* Taking b**cx# tn* Honor At)1* Robert 8 McGregor on* ol tn* Judge, tn* Abo. « tt,t*d Court on t » I/tn d o. cl J *«u *r, 199a At I JO p m . In tn* Sem not* Count, Courtnovrto Sentord Florid* m A(«o>dAn<* w ill lit Declaration ol Taking h*«#tO»or# flird 'It (tut cause All D *t»ndA"'i to *nit tv't And AM otn*r »r>t**ott*d PAf. *t n r , timtt, repuekt 0 hearing on tn* P tlilior tor •h* O-n— .A T t t n ; #* *n* rim* m t pi — . —I V . » , x n— i— h An, Defendant tailing •*•>•* A lim *l, requett tor two. mg trail «A > ,. •n , . JM 'OOb|«t I the O der Ot lev mg ANO Each Defendant And A n , o'n*. p*rtont < laming A n , mt*r*,t m tn* proo*rt, daunted in tn* P*tition In in* above tt,i*d Eminent Dom*m proc**dng it n*r*b, required to ta r,* a , 11ten d* lentrt it an, ,ou l u n to in* Petition heretofore ti'ed in th.t . avm on ff* Petitioner and A", requett IO' a he*, mg on tn* Petition lor tn* Order ol Taking il dr,,red on Petitioner t Attorn*, «h ot* name and addrett l» moan talon on or before Januar, JC. 1994 v d to tile the O'igmal ot ,our n.ilien detent*' and an, rrquetl lor hearing on tn* Petition tor tn* Oder of T*tm g with tn* Clerk ot tnit Court either 0*1ore ter«>te on the Pe'ition*, t Aftorne, 0* immediate!, thereafter, to thon a id ' right title, inter:,t or I an you O' an, of ,ou have or claim In and to the proper!, detcribed in kaid Petition and to thon C u te f an, ,ou hart » n , ta.d proper!, thould not tie condemned lor the utet A-d pwrpotet at let lortn In taid Petition It , 0u tail to antaer. a delault m e, be entered again,! ,ou tor the relief dema ded In In* Prl lan It you tail *0 r«Qu*,l A hearing on the Petition for Order ot Toting you than naive an, tight to ob|ecl to taid Order ol Taking WITNESS m, hand end ,**1 ot M d Court on December It '99) I SEAL! MARVANNE mowsc CLERK OF THf CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SE MINOLE COUNTY F LOW I DA B, Ruth King Depot. Cl*»> Ro b e r t a McM il l a n Count, Attorn*, lor Seminot* Count,. Florida Semmole Count, Ser vice t Buildmg 1191 Eetl F ifit Street Sanlord Florid* 17)71 Telephone 1*0)1)31 IIW. E ■' 7)14 Attorn*, lor Petitioner Publlth Januaryl 1994end January 9 1994 OEN) SIM I HOI A BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE 3 B 9 .1 IO T 14, BLOCK A , SPORTSKAM’ S PARAD ISE, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, RATIOtl 10 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P LA T THEREOf AS RECOROEO IN F IA T BOOK B. PAGES 11 AND l ) O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIMINOLF. COUNTY, FLORIOA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NOPE OR LESS. SLM1N0LA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION FASEMENT needed In (lie blood for a peraon to Ih- It-ually drunk. Blood alcohol levels o f .08 are now rnotiKh for a driver lo be considered legally drunk Pilor lo this a blood alcohol level o f .10 was the minimum standard for Intoxication Under the new law. those who are arrested will lose ihclr driver license on Ihe spot. "N o Ifs. anils or buts," McDonough said. " Ihe license will I n * revoked for 30 days for a Mrsl offense. 60 days for a second olTcnse and ‘ K> days after that." The vehicle driven by the drunken driver will ) h- lm|Mtunded. regardless of who owns the vehicle. "Drunk driving Just won't l>e tolerated." McDonough said. McDonough eredlls the new law and ihr puhliclly campaign that has surrounded II with Die decrease In Die number of arrests. "People were out there In large nuinliers Iasi night." McDonough said. "Bill they wrren'l drinking rind driving.” I^iw enforcement officer* werr out In force lo look for those who were violating Die law Check points were set up throughout Die county. COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH EDGE OF SEMINOLA BCULEVAND, 350 FEET EAST OF THE WEST BORDER OF LOT 140, BLOCK D, M ITC H ELL'S SURVEY OF THE MOSES E. LEVY GRANT, RUM SOUTHERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TO THE SOUTH BORDER OF THE MOSES E . LEVY GRANT; THENCE TURN 90 D ECREES TO THE EAST 50 FEET; 90 DEGREES TO THE NORTH TO THE SOUTH BORDER OF SEMINOLA BOULE­ VARD; THENCE 50 FEET WESTERLY ALONC THE SOUTH BORDER OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TO POINT OF DEG INN IN C . T H IS PROPERTY I S ALSO DESCRIBED AS THE EAST 1/3 OF LOT 14, BLOCK A . AS FIGURED BY BISECTING THE NORTH AND SOUTH L IN E S , IN BLOCK 1 A , SPORTSMAN'S ?\TAOISE A D O IT IO N TO C ASSELBERRY, FLO R ID A, ACCORDING TO THE P IA T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B , PAGES 13 AND 11, OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SLMINOLE COUNTY, • FLORIOA. 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IN ) lilA U MARVANNC CICHAOR THE ClMCUfT COUPT IN ANO FOP S f M.NOLE COUNT V FLONlOA By Rutfi King Oeputp Ckert p o b f h t a m c m il l a n f County Attorney for Semmole County, florid* SemmoteCounty Service* Buying 1101 Eett f »n f Street Sen ford, f lor id* 1J/JI Teiepfmr* I40MJJI 11JO Cat HU Attorney for Petitioner Publlth J*no4' r J. 1W l *nd J4f>u4fy t Itf4 IN IMF CIRCUIT COURT OF THE h i m JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF F LOR I DA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASINO t n i M C A I I L FBS MORTGAGE 1 CORPORATION. Piemfiff, ■ VS LISA J BELLI. UNKNOWN HEIRS, device*,, grantee, er oiner r.lalmanft. claiming by. through, under or again,I Marina J Mann dec e a led. I PETER F BELLI; llliy ng.and all unknown parldt claiming by. through, under and again,) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Ihe abort named defendant (, I INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITM JUDICIAL who are not known to be dead or OF THE EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. alirt whether taid unknown JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR partie, may claim an Interetl „ INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. tpoutat. heir,. de»l>eev SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO 917414 CAI4K grantee*, or Other claimant,. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION UNITED STATE SOF CIVIL ACTION DIVISION AMERICA. STATE OF CASE NO 9) II4ICA UNIVERSAL AMERICAN FLORIDA. Department ol DIVISION I4K MORTGAGE COMPANY Revenue.---------, unknown Plainllll EQUICREOIT CORPORATION perionltl In p otM »ion n l the OF AMERICA, formerly known vt ,ub|ect real properly. et OLO STONE CREOIT COR ROBERT W ROLLER A'K/A Oe lender, I, PORATIO N . A DELAWARE ROBERT W ROLLER. SR NOTICE OF ACTION CORPORATION. CAROLE M ROLLER. TO The Unknown Heir,, de GRETCM ENl ROLLER. ANO P U M lilllll. v l,e * > . g ra n te e ,, or other COAAMERCIAL CREDIT rt c la im a n t ,, c l a i m i n g by, LOANS. INC COWARD 0 CHAMPAGNE, through, under or a g a ln il Defendant, el al. Martha J Mann, deceated. and Defendant! t) NOTICE OF SALE all unknown partie, claiming NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by. through, under and againcl purtuanl lo an Order ol Summa FORECLOSURE SALE •he above named defendant!,) r , Judgement el Forecloture NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN who art not known lo be dead or doled December IE 199) on pvrkuant to a Final Judgment of alive, whether taid unknown torrcloture dated December 14. t « r e d in C i v i l C a t9 No portlet m a, claim an Interact a, 91 14S4 CAI4K el ltd Circuit 1991. and entered In Cat* No »pouve» heir, devlte*,. g>an 4) IS4ICAI4R ol Ih* Circuit Court ol the tlth Judicial Circuit tee,, or other claimant,; Court ol lh « EIGHTEENTH In and lor SEMINOLE Count,. Whole Curtenl Re,ldencel«) Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM Florida, nhereln UNIVERSAL I, are unknown INOLE County. Florida wherein A M E R IC A N M O R T G A G E YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EQUICREOIT CORPORATION CO M PANY It P lain llll and acllon lor lorecloture ol morl OF AMERICA lotmerl, known ROBERT W ROLLER A/K/A gage on the following detcribed ROBERT W ROLLER. SR . at OLO STONE CREDIT COR property CARO LE M NO LLER. PORATION. A DELAWARE Lot I4A, SanLando Villa,, GRETCMENL ROLLER. AND CORPORATION II ltd Plainllll according lo Ih* P lal thereof a, C O M M E R C IA L C R E D IT and E D W A R D 0 . CH AM recorded In Plal Book 11. Page, P A G N E an d W A N D A 0 LOANS. INC are de'tndantlt), 94 and 9), Public Record, ot CHAMPAGNE art tha Deten I will tell to the htghetl and bet I Seminole County, Florida Ja-.tt I will tell lo ltd highott bidder lor cath. ol the W ell ha, been hied again,! you and and beat bidder lor cath Al ltd Front Door. Seminole Count, you are required to ter r t a copy Weal front atepa ol the SEMI Courthoute. Sanlord. FL al of your written detent#,. II any. HOLE Count, Coufthouta al II 00 * m . on January 7). 1994. to It On MARK G JOHNSON. II 00 a m . on ltd 7Sth l . ol the lot lowing deicnbcd property A lto n * , lor the Plainllll. whow January. 1994 the following at tet forth In ta d Summary add'r.t I, *3If Boy Scoot Boult Judgement, to wit dracribed property at let lortn yard. Suit* 4S0. Tampa. Florida in ta d Final Judgment LOT II AND THE NORTH X 1140) within 10 d ty t aHtr tlr»t LOT II. THE COLONNADES FEET OF LOT II. BLOCK ». publication and Ilia the original SE C O N D S E C T IO N . AC LO CH A R B O R C O U N T R Y with in* Clerk ol thlt Court COROING TO THE P L A T CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION either before torvlct on Plain THEREOF. RECORDED IN ACCORDING TO THE PLAT till', attorney or Immediately PLA» BOOK 14. PAGE 14. OF THEEREOF AS RECORDEO thereafter; other wit* a delault THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF IN PLAT BOOR J. PAGES 71 will be entered agalntt you lor SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR AND 71. OF THE PUBLIC th* ra lltf demanded In the IDA RECO RD S OF SEM IN O LE complaint COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HANO and ltd WITNESS my hand and Ih* teal of m il Court on Dec,met*. Dated al Sanlord. Florida. Ifiit teal ol Mid Court on December 77nd da, ol December. 199] II. 1991 71.1997 (SEAL) M ARYANtlE MORSE (SCAD HONORABLE CLERKOFTHE MaryanneMorM MARVANNE MORSE CIRCUIT COURT A, Clerk olth* Court C er k ol th# Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. B, Ruth King B, Dorothy W Bolton FLORIOA At Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk By . Dorothy W Bolton Publlth December 74. 1991. A Publith December H. 1991 9 DEPUTY CLERK January 7.1994 Pub th December 74 m i A je-uA.y 1.1994 OFM7SC OEM 740 | January! 1994 OEM 710 OE N I IN TH E CIRCUIT COUR T OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIOA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO *7 117) I OIVISION CA ML F IR S T TENNESSEE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plalntitt, n JOHN F STEWART.tlal. Detendanllt) NOTICE OF ACTION TO: SUNBURST OEVELOP M E N ! GROUP. A FLORIDA G E N E R A L P A R T N E R S H IP ANO ALL OTHER UNKNOWN P A R T I E S . IN C L U D IN G . LIENORS. CREDITORS ANO A L L O T H E R P A R T IE S C LA IM IN G BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THAT D E F E N D A N T ; AND THE SEVERAL AND RESPECTIVE UNKNOW N ASSIGNS SUC C E S S O R S IN IN T E R E S T . TRUSTEES OR OTHER PER S O N S C L A IM IN G B Y . T H R O U G H . U NDER FOR A G A IN S T A N Y AND A L L CLAIM ANTS. PERSONS OR P A R T I E S . N A T U R A L OR C O R P O R A T E . OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN. CLAIMING UN DER AN Y OF THE ABOVE NAMED OR OESCRIBEO OE FENDANTS PRESENT RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an acllon to toradoM a mortgage on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot S. VE RNE C H A N E Y SUBDIVISION according to th* plat Ihereo* e, recorded In Plat Book 70. Pag* 91. ol th* Public Record, ol Seminole Count,. Florida ha, been Hied againtl you You are required lo III* written detente, with the clerk ol th* court and to u r n a copy within thirty 1X1 day, alter th* flrtl publication ot thl, nolle* on Plalntitt * attorn#,. whoM name and a d d '* , , appear below, olh orw lM a delault will be entered agalntl you lor th* rebel demanded in Ih* com plain! or potillon WITNESS m , hand and Ihe Mai ol thi, Court on December 77. 1991 ISEALI M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk olth * Court By: Ri'lhKing A t Deputy Clork W ILLIA M M . GOLSON A ASSOCIATES Attorney* at Law. Chartered I7XS Myrtle A y . Suit* I0S Clearwater. Florida 14414 Thit nolle* thall be pubhkhecl one# aacti week tor two 111 cuiMCutlv* week. In Ih* San lord Herald Publlth December 7*. 1*9) A January 7.19*4 OEM 74* , , Legal Notices IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO « ) DITCA DIVISION 14 K | c i t i / e m s f id e l it y b a n k I ANO TRUST COM PANY* b e PNC MORTGAGE SERVICING COMPANY n k .ePNC BANK KENTUCKY. INC d b 4 PNC MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. , I rt CYNTHIACANNON *1*1. Defendant! I) NOTICE OF ACTION TO REFAAT HAW AII and UNKNOWN SPOUSF OF RF FAAT E MAMAIl. IF ANY, IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AF LAW OF THE SAIO O F F E N D A N T S ANO THE UNKNOWN BENE FICIARIES UNOER TH FIR WILLS IF ANY ANO ALL th o se c l a im in g b y . THROUGH U N O E R OK AGAINST A N Y OF THEM AND A IL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES INCLUDING THE SURVIVING SPOUSE HEIRS O E V IS E E S GRANTEES. LIENORS CREDITORS ANO A L L O TH ER P A R T IE S CLAIMING BY THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST THAT D EFEND ANT A N O THE SEVERAL AND RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ASSIGNS SUC LESSORS IN IN T E R E S T TRUSTEES OR OTHER PER SONS C L A IM IN G B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AG A IN ST A N Y AND A L L CLAIM-AfTS PERSONS OR P A R T IE S . N A T U R A L OR C O R PO R A T E . OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN CLAIMING UN OER ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED OR OESCRIBEO OE rCNOANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE IS JOS LAKE POINTS DRIVE. 4X1 ALTAAkONTE SPRINGS FLORIOA UtOI PRESENT RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIEO mat an action to toredoM * mortgage on tn* loboolng property in SEMINOLE County Florida Lot 47. H IO O E N L A K E . PHASE III. UNIT VII. accord mg to tn* plat Ihereo' a, re corded in Plat Book M. P jg a lll 7* and X it tha Public Record, ol Seminole County, r lor Ida hat been tiled againtl you You are required lu III* erltlen detente, olth th* deck ot the court and to w r r t a copy otthin X d a ,, after the tirtl public* bon on Pla ntlH < attorn*, nt oi# name and add.*,, appear be on. o'hernlM a default mil be entered again,I you lor th* relief demanded in in* com plaint or petition WITNESS m , hand and tn* Mel o* thl, Court on December 71 1997 ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Ih* Court B , Ruth King A , Otput, Clerk WILL I AM M GOLSON A ASSOCIATES Attorn*,, al Lan. Chartered I3XS.M, rile A*. Suit* tti CHarneter, Florida 14414 Thlt notice thall be publlthed once each week tor t»o (71 COOMCutirt week, In th* San lordHeiald " I n accordance with Ih* American, With D ltabllllle, Act. per ton. In need ol a tpeciat accommodation to participate in •hit proceeding thall. nlthln M>*n m deyt prior to any proceeding, contact th* Ad mlnlktratlrt Ottic# ol the Court. X I N Park AvenuO. Seminole County Courthoute. Sanford. FL ! ! ) ) l telephone <40)11714JK TDD I 100 U S D ) I or I HO 9JS 0 )0 •!* Florida Relay Service'' Publlth December 74. 1997 1 January 7.1*94 DEM 74* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN ANDFOR ORANOE COUNTY CASE NO: OR 9)11714 DIVISION! X lnr*th* marriage ol LYNDA MILAM Petitioner. #nd GORDON L MILAM Retpondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO TOWHOMITMAY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor Diitolubon ol Mar nag* ha, been fired again,! you and you are required to Mr y* a copy ot your written detent#,. II any. to It on Farrell Gordon. P A . »h 0M addrett It 111) E, Michigan S I. Suit* 140. Orlando. FL 77*04 on or before January X. 1994. and III* Ih* original with th* clerk ol thlt court either before M rvi(* on pell •loner or immediately thereat ter; othtiwiM a default wl'l be entered agalntt you lor th* ftlla l demanded In th# com plaint or petition DAT ED on December I). 1*9] FRAN CARLTON AtCNrkol th* Court BY BRIGITTE bURTON A , Depul, Clerk Publlth Jsnusry |. 9. 1*. jj, 19*4 DEN IS Eight learns were set up In the northern pari of Ihe county and 15 teams were s e t up In the south (where there Is a heavier concentration of drinking establishments). Officers trained lo recognize the signs ol drunk driving were on duly across the county. "Min II lixiks like |>eoplc have finally gotten the message," McDonough said "I think Ihe streets were fairly safe Ibis New Year's Eve " Florida H ighw ay Patrol spokesm an Sgl. Douglas Puskrwltz said that this was a "gtxMl New Year's Eve." According lo the Highway Patrol, there were no traffic fatalities reported over ihe New Year's Eve holiday which began al 0 p in. on Dec.30. Legal Notices INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUOICIAL CIRCU ITOr FLORIDA. INANDFOR ORANGF COUNTY CASE NO OR *1 I It H DIVISION M In r* tb* marriage ol ROBERT OONESKY Legal Notices IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO *1 997* CAt* L MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE F E D E R A L H O M E LO AN MORTGAGE CORPORATION NORMA RAMIREZ OONESKY ' Piemtilf Retpondent rt NOTICE OF ACTION NORM AN W M ATH EW S. TO NORMA RAMIREZ CITIBANK. FSB I k * Cltxorp OONESKY Saving, of Florida e Federal VAIENBOX *. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Saving, end Loan Aitodetien P O Bor 07 1477 OF THE IIOHTFENTH e n d U N K N O W N TE Miemi. FL 77107 3*77 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NANIS OWNERS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IN AND TOR Oeleridenl, action tor O'lvolu'ion ot Mer SIMINOLF COUNTY. NOTICE OF SALE nag* ha, bwen tiled egemtt you STATE OF FLORIDA Notice 1, hereby given, purw and you ere required to tr r r t a C4M Ne 91 1771 CA I4K *nt to Ftnol Judgment ol Fo»# cep, ol your written de'enMV it clotu'e tor Plaintiff entered GENERAL JURISDICTION an, to It on Retwrt Oonetk, BANKERS TRUST COMPANY inthi, ceuM. m the Circuit Court who,* a d d '* ,, i, P O Bov OF CALIFORNIA N A AS ot Seminot* County. Ftonde t *411)4 Maittanu EL 77)11. on o* TRUSTEE UNDER THAT will Mil Ih* property vitue'ed in before January 4. 1*94. and til* CERTAIN POOL ING ANO Seminot* Count,, Ftonde do the o ' g -a* wtth tn* c •*»* o* m i, SERVICING AGREEMENT tenbed a, court either before Mrvtco on OATEDASOF AUGUST I. 1*97 LOT 71 FOREST HILLS, ac p etitio n er or I m m t d i j lt l , cording to the Plot thereof a, FOR RFC MORTGAGE thereafter otherwim # default PASS THROUGH Recorded In P la t Book It will be entered agamtt you to* i P egeltl *9 ard 10 ot thr Public CERTIFICATE SERIESI997* Ih* relief demanded In th* . Record, et lem noi# Count,. Plaintiff. complaint or petition Florida rt DATE D on November II. 1993 barbaraoean e ta l end commonly known a, 44) Defendant, IR A N CARLTON Pin* Drive Altamonte Spring, A,Clork olth*Court NOTICE OF Ftonde 77H4 74a* at public Mk BY ROBIN BASS to the high*,! end be,I bidder, FORECLOSURE SALE AtOeputr Clerk tor ceth. et tn* w*,t tront door • V CLERK OF Publith January 7. 9. 14. 7) CIRCUIT COURT ol the Seminot* Count, Court in * bout* in So-1— d Florid* *• Notice is hereby g »*n that th# DEN :* II 00# m .on January J1. 1994 ■ndertgned Mar,arm# Motm Doled thi, l i f t dey ot Oerem Clerk et th# Circuit Court el | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. " b e r.19*7 SEMINOLE Count,. Florid* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL will, on th# J7fh d e, ot January MARYANNE MORSE CIRCUIT. IN ANOFOR ■9*4. et II 00 « m , al me w *,t Clerk at the Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. Front door ol th* Seminole B , Du* nth, W Bolton FLORIOA Deputy Clef* Count, CourthouM. In th* Cit, CASF NO : *1 197) CA I* L ot Sanford Florida oiler tor PubllM December 7* 1**J A A T L A N T IC MORTGAGE A Jenuery ). 19*4 t*t* and Mil e< public Outer, to IN V E S T M E N T C O R PO R A the tughetl and be,! CnddOf tor OEM 714 TION e F lor Ida corporation cath. the following dewr'bed Plaintiff. p o p *'!, title*ted In SEMINOLE Count,. Fiend* to wit ALBERTS GONE T. JR ; IN TM> CIRCUIT COURT LOT 7. O f BLOCK G OF *• *1 . OF THE EIGHTEENTH SWEETWATER CLUB UNIT I Defendant, . JUOICIAL CIRC It IT A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING NOTICE OF SALE IN A N D TO R TO THE P l AT THEREOF AS Notice t, hereby given that 1EMINOLE COUNTY. RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK II purtuenl to a Summer, Final FLORIDA PAGE 7* OF THE PUBLIC Judgment ot Foreclotur* on Cat* He . 9) 714) CA 14 L RECOROS OF S E M IN O LE ■ te»ed herein. I will Mil the CARTE RE I SAVINGS BANK. COUNTY. FLORIDA ;rcperty kltueied in Seminole pwrtueni to It* final decree ot County Florida dewnbedet •ortclowr* entered in e raw Lot *e A REPLAT OT PART rt pending In u 4 Court, the ,1,1* GAR T R IL L D ANIELS et el ol which I, BANKER TRUST | OF ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASE XIX. O' cording to pi*t thereof Detendent, COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA et recorded in Piet Book *0 NOTICE OF SALE N A . ETC v, BARBARA peg*, t t ta I , public reenrdt ot Notice Ik Lereto, given that DEAN ET AL . Seminole Coimt,. Ftonde. ; purkuent to th* Order O' Flnel P m — I anth a dwahrlit, whn *• public m —, to Ihe I'-oheil wrxj Judgment entered in I'll, rVuw need * ,ae*ri*i ecrommedatien I n i bidder for c#»h. et the W et' In th* Circuit Court of Seminoi# to part ( pel* m thi, proceeding Iron! door ot th# Seminole Count,. Ftonde I will Mil He Mould confect A D * Coord -ator Count, CourthouM. Sentord. property tllueled in Seminole *t X I North Park Artnu* Suit# Flor.de et 11 00 4 m on the 75m Count,. Ftonde detcribed*, N X I Sentord Ftonde 77))l et d*,o4 January i**i LO T ) ) . B L O C K ) leett fir* d * ,t pewr to th* In Accordance wi*n th# A mer GREENW OOD LAKES proceeding Telephone (*07| lean, with OiMbintie, Act per PARCEL O ) C . ACCORDING 77) C7X E ■« 477) I 900 # ), 4 ))l 1 kon, needing e <peci*l eccom TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS (TDDI ex I l o o m * ) t o (V I yl* mod* I ion to participate in thl, RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK Florid* Reiey Service proceeding Mould contact Mark I f . PAGES 70 7*. OF THE WITNESS my hend end ol Van Sever. Court Adminittrotor PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI tic lei Mel ot k*id Court true l i l t not 'ater than fur* d e,, prior to NOCE COUNTY. FLORIOA dey of December, 1*9) th* proceeding *1 J)J1 St John, et public Ml*, to th* highett end •SEAL) St . B ld g C. )n d F lo o r . Lett b dder lor cetti. U . * well MARYANNE MORSS. Melbourne, FL 37940 Telephone Iron! door, Seminole Count, CLERK 49) 47) 7171 11 BOO *11 0 7)1 CourthouM. in Sanlord Florida B, Dorothy W Boiton (TOO!, or I *00 *111)70 (VI. via et It 00 A M . on Jenuer, 17. Deputy Clerk I F lor Ida R ele, Service 1*94 Publlth December 7*. !**) A WIINESS m, hand end ot MAKVANNF MOHSE J*nu*r,7. 1994 i tidal Seel ol Mid Court thi, 71,1 ASCLERKOF THE COURT DEM 7)3 | de, ol December. 1*91 B , Doroth, W Bolton (Court Seel I Oeputr Clerk MARYANNE MORSE PubllM December 79. I99J A Clerk of the Circuit Court January 7. l*n A, Oo>oth, W Bo'ten OEM 7)7 IN THI CIRCUIT COURT A, Deputy Clerk OF THE EIGHTEENTH PubiiOi December 74. 199) A JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT January ). 1*94 OF FLORIDA. OF THE IIT H OEM 7J9 INANOFOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY INANO FO R IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OENERAL JURISDICTION SEMINOLE COUNTY. OF THE EIGHTEENTH OIVISION FLORIDA JUOICIAL CIRCUIT CASE NO. 91 t i l l CA l« K CASE NO. 91 1749 C A I I L INANOFOR FAIRFIELD AFFILIATES. A c i t i z e n s f ederal bank. SEMMOLE COUNTY. GENERAL P A R T N E R S H IP , Plainllll. STATE OF FLORIOA end GE C A P IT A L ASSET Vk Co m Ne. 91*11 CA IAL M ANAGEM ENT CORPORA PETERSANIELLO. al al . GENERAL JURISDICTION TION ANO K IO D E R PRO Delandanllti Retolution Trvtl Corporation a , PERTIES. INC . A , Gencrei NOTICE OF SALE 1 Receiver tor Duval Federal Pertner, ot FAIRFIELD AF 117710 Saving* end Loan Atkoclelion of FILIATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Jeckkonylll# Plelntl'I. pu'kuant lo an Order Scheduling Plainllll, vt Forecloture Sal* entered in thlt V, CAPISTRANO CONDOMINIUM ceie now pending m Mid Court Jell M u " * ,. #1 el . A S S O C IA T IO N IN C end th* ttyle ol which Ik Indicated Dtlerdenlk 1 ---------, en unknown per ion in above NOTICE OF polw ll'on ot the tubiect reel I will m u to the high*,* and FORECLOSURE SALE property. belt bidder lor c*M et th* W*,t BY CLERK OF DvfendenMlI Front Door. SEMINOLE Count, CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF CourthouM. X I N Perk Av* Nn**:e I* hereby given that th# FORECLOSURE SALE nut. Sanlord. Florida «• II 00 under,igned Meryenn* Morur. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN * tn on th* 7)th d e , ol January. Clerk ol th* Circuit Court ol purtuenl to e Flnel Judgment ol 1*94. th* lot low ing detcribed SEMINOLE Count,. Florid* Foreciotu't deled December it property a, Ml forth In M'd will, on the l)ih de, ot January. 19*3 end entered In C ew No Order or Final Judgment, lo 19*4 et II 00 a m , et th* W *,t 9) 1791 CA It K. of th* Circuit wit Fiont door ol th# Seminole Court ol tho EIGHTEENTH Lot 17. WESTLAKE MANOR. Count, CourthouM. In th* City Jud'cle! Circuit in end tor SEM UNIT ONE. according to th* ot Sentord. Florida, otter lor INOLE Count,. Florid* where n plat theieol * , Recorded in Plat 144 and Mil et public outcry to FAIRFIELO AFFILIA TE S A Book it. P eg*, ) through 1 Ih* h.ghe,I end bell bidder lor GENERAL P A R T N E R S H IP , inclutlrt ol th* Public Record, cath. the following detcribed end GE C A P IT A L ASSET ot Seminot* Count,. F lor id* property , ilueled In SEMINOLE M ANAGEM ENT CORPORA O R O E R E O at S tm ln o lt Count,. Florida to wit TION ANO K IO O E R PRO Count,. Florida, thlt 11,1 d e, ol LOT 1. BLOCK 7). CASA PERTIES. INC . A t Generel December. 1993 P A R K V IL L A S PHASE I. Pertner, ot FAIRFIELD AF MARVANNE MORSE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT F IL IA T E S it P la in llll and A, Clerk. Circuit Court THEREOF AS RECORDED IN CAPISTRANO CONDOMINIUM Seminoi*Count, Florida PLAT BOOK 79 PAGES 14 ANO ASSOCIATION. INC . *1 el . er* B, Dorothy W Bolton 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF I Deltndenti. I will Mil to th* A , Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOR high*,I end belt b'dder lor cetti Perton, with diMblllty who IDA In th* Weil Iron! door ol th* need a ,penal accommodation purtuenl to Ih* linel decte* ol CourthouM. In Sentord. SEMI to participate In thlt proceeding lorecloturt entered in * c*M NOlE Count,. Florid*, et II » Mould contact AOA Coordinator pending in M'd Court Ih* ,1,1* o'clock on Ih# 7719, d e , ol et X I N Perk *venu*. Suite N nl which i, Rettiulton Trutl Jenuery, 1994. th* following X I. Sentord. Florida 77)71. al Corporation a , Receiver lor detcribed property e , tef forth loatl five d a ,, prior lo Ih* Duval Federal Saving, and In Mid Fine! Judgment, to wit proceeding Telephone t ton Loan Atiociahon ol Jeckton Thel certain Condominium >7) 43*3 E*t t i l t . I 900 911 villa, v. Jell Murrey parcel known e , Un.l No U. j- d i)7 l(T0 0>, or I 900 9S1 077OIVI. In accordance with Ih* Am*, an undivided 0079) inter*,! In vie ricrlde Rele, Service lean, with OlMbHitie, Act. per the lend common element, end PubllM December 74 It t j A ton, needing a tpeciei eccom common tcpenM, appurtenant modetion to participate in thl, \Jenuery) 1994 to Mid unit. *11 In accordance OEM 7M proceeding Mould cooler I the with end tubiect to th* D ecl*'* indlvlduel or ogenc, tending lio n o l C o n d o m in iu m o l thl, notice no Mitr then w .v n j Cepi,Irene A Condominium It, (71 de>, prior lo Ih* proceeding Covenant,. Condition,. Rtttrlc *1 Ih* eddrei, given on notice Horn. Itrtnt and other pro Teleph on e I l l t t l *11 1771 vIHon, thereof a, recorded In Find thn (TDDI or 1 |HO1 9111)70 (V I. Official Record, Book tile, page vie F lor itle Rele, Service 11». Public Record, ol Semi skills you WITNESS m , hand end ol not*Count,. Florid* nood to tidal Mel ol Mid Court thl, )t , t DA1E0 THIS l l t l d e , ol da. ot December. 19*1 g o to Oectmber, I9T1 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE better MARYANNE MORSE. A , Clef k ot ,eid Court CLERK |ob B, Do»oth, W Bolton B, Doroth, W Bo1Ion A , Deputy Clerk In the Depul, Clerk Publlth December 74. 1993 A PubllM December 7*. 1*9) A Jenwer, 7.19*4 January ). 1994 C L A S S IF IE D S OEM 714 OEM JJt Legal Notices �• A • Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida - Sunday. January 7. 19»U School scenes Heading back to s c h o o l... again I t ' s h a c k to s c h o o l fo r hundred* of thousands of stu­ dents nationwide and at Semi­ nole High there's plenty to do. ESOL classes set The Winter Ti'rni for KSOI. (English for Spcukcr* o f Other Languages) and ESL College Preparatory classes will Ix-gln at Seminole Community College on Jan. 4 nt the Sanford campus. ESOL oilers four levels of English classes. Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 pm . Evening classes are olTcred from 5:30 to 8:30 p ut on Monday through Thursday. The ESOL classes are free. The ESI. College Prep classes are offered day and evening as well. They help the student develop strong English skills that will give them a solid base for all their college classes. These classes require a fee ESOL outreach classes arc also offered at various locations throughout Seminole County. For more Information, call 323-1450. ext 662. o f Gold. A humcrous 1890's mchxlram a s e t In th e o ld w e s t , Deadwood Dick Is filled with hlarkhearted villains, damsels in distress, dancing girls, saloon patrons, and of course the brave hero anil heroine. Idyllwllde teacher gets grants Diane Cuozzo. art teacher at Idyllwllde Elementary School In Sanford was awarded two mini-grants from the Foundation for Seminole County Schools (formerly FACTS). She earned 8164 for her project "A ll About ME!" (All AI*out Multi-Cultural Education). The money will be used to enhance materials already ordered through n Hell South grant she received for other as|»ects of the program. The program will lx? used for all grade levels at the school. She also earned 8162 for her project "Photography In the Elementary Curriculum." The fifth graders will use the money to develop their own photograms and photographs. Auditions were held lx*lore the winter break and the east of talented actors and actrcvscs has been chosen. The premier performance has been scheduled lor late January, early February. Another favorite al Seminole I’OI* CULTURE’ ** hy Steve McGurr> The following students were honoted recently at their schools or In the community for their hard work and dedication to school and/or the community. The students are all diligent workers. • Page P riv a te School, San­ ford Students of the Month: Katie Best. G en evie ve D eSorm ler. Rachel Goldman. Jamie Urcnz, J o r d a n H a lle . R c y n lk n H ernandez. Rachel Jenkins, Jalcesa Jones. Spencer laire. A n d r e w L u n s fo r d . A s h le y Medina. Chelsea Mlz/cll. Elisa Charlie Sheen - bom Carlos Estevei >nLos Angolos 1965 - made ht$ mov« debut m 1979 as an extra n 'Apocalypse Wo»v." Ftand* Ford Coppcla'a cotebrated V«tr.am move starring Charlie's tamer Marlin Sheen. Thero are throe more Marlin Sheen offspring following m lather s footsteps Emilio. Ramon and Ranee Estates arc all actors. 1 Wh«h tWO movio starrod Marlin and Charlie Sheen and marked the elder Sheen e directorial debut? 7 In which 1990 movie did Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estover star as garbage men? 3. In winch two movies directed by Oliver Slone ttat Charlie Sheen starrod? (Turn. U .e x u e n x n SANFORD — Students around the school district are heading back to school tomorrow^. For some, vacation was Just long enough and Ihey'rc rcaday to head hack to the classroom refreshed and Invigorated. For others, however, the pro­ spect Is less than lnv<tlng. " I don't want to go hack to school." said one young man who dldn‘1 want to give his name. " I Just want to slay at home for a couple more days. The Young and the Restless (a soap opera) Is Just gelling good." u u iu y N ew Y ears R esolutions THIS YEAR, I PROMISE... ★ I WILL BE A BETTER PERSON ★ I WILL NOT PROCRASTINATE I WfttfWRITE SOMETHIN! FOR THE SANFORD HERALI SCENES PAGE ------ - High Sehcxil Is the Miss SIIS pagent. Ambitious young women who are nominated Irotn clubs, sports or auv other school related organization, compete In three categories Including a wrlllrn essay where each contestant expresses her feelings alxiut. hopefully, heromlng the new Muss!. Hrttauy I’rlrr, George Russell and Todd Sims Honor Roll Aubrey Batten, J a n e lte Blackwell, Michael C h in - L e e . S r o t l D c F IlIp p l. Kristen DePulmo. Jeffrey Fer­ rara. Phillip Jnnnottl. Megan Kennedy Jessica Kondzlohi. L.ium i l.igae and Hobby Thomus: As w ell as Michele Luna. A n d rew L u n d s fo r d , H rndy M cK en n a , K e r ry M cK en n a. Amtvru Perkins. Abllu Sumpath. Kevin Ross. Jennifer 1'heard and Ik-njutnln Tegge. Honor Pin Recipients Aubrey Batten. Rachel Goldman. Dennis Muughun and Abtla Sampath. Service Pin Recipients: Erica A b ra m s o n and A m an da Vaughan I2ud pint. • A t co llege Karene Elaine Mackenzie ol l.ongwiMid earned her bachelor o f sc ien c e d e g re e In ea rly c h ild h o o d e d u c a tio n front Valdosta Stale University Siime students have Ignored class assignments and are not prepared to fare the conse­ quences. "1 haven't even picked up ihr book I was sup|M>*rd to read lor English class." said Mindy Lord o f Sanford. " I haven't even thought alxiut It." Ku!hl Jenkins of Sanford Is not ready either. *' I h a v e n ' t d o n e D o you know anyone who celebrates a birthday in January? Here's a list of some famous people horn during the first month of the year. •J. Edgar Hoover: American criminologist and gov­ ernment official; January I . •Mel Gibson: Hollywood heartthrob; January 3. •RichardNison: 37th U.S. president; January 9. •Grom Tinker: Network T V executive; January II. •Faye Dunaway: Big-screen actress; January 14. •Marlin Luther King Jr.: American civil rights leader; January 16. •Aristolle Onossis: Millionaire magnate; January 15. •George Hums: Television and movie comedian; January 20. •Oprah Winfrey: T V talk show hostess; January 29. f l 3 2 'n 1 either. At the end of the night the points arc averaged bom the scores of the essays, the In­ terviews. and I he talent com­ petition. Awards are given to rile win­ ners o f rile Interview, talent, first, second, and third runner up, Then hands will lx- clenched And. In order lo hrlp advertise tight as last years Miss SIIS. the contest, she must make a senior Deldre Michels, hands ( M is t e r to lx- hung anywhere over I he title lo the new queen amund school. The poster has to The new queen then gix-s on display the time, place and cost lo do the duties required of her o f entry and must include the name o f lhe group she repre­ osu school representative. With these two major events sents. Sem inole hopes to draw In Alter all of the preliminaries (lacked houses. are taken care of, the show itsell The public Is always Invited In Is prrsrntrd. Tills, of course. Is share evenings o f fun and extlu- Inlrut competition. cllemenl with the staff, faculty^ Ranging (mm (xx-m recitals to and student* singing a church hymn the J*mt« Oil'm«n It s t«mor st Wmino** M.g»i School ladles can do anything lo enter Teach your children Percent of college admlnlstretors who agree with the following alatemenla, generally and In at least a tew departments or fielda H i Generally I 1In it lew departments or fields Quality ol applicants ■ has declined i 7*» Taking longer lo find quahliod people Groaler difficulty getting lop applicants lo accept Concerned about predicted faculty shortages _ * £ £ ) Moving part-timo faculty into tull-timo positions 1 6 *. Hired some faculty at ■ s,Vanes above scolo i 7*- 32S Hired new junior faculty at R salaries abovo thoso ol some senior faculty In samo doparlmonl Hiroa soren (acuity in ■ 3% advance ol expected vacancy J 2 S College administrator* see Iacuity shortages u s b i g current teaching problem. The amount ol time it lakes to hue top people and Pie in­ creased difficulty m getting top teachers to accept position* aie also problems New Years puzzler / I Med below arc worth and jihrascv avvociaird with New Year'* How nuni can yni hod and circle in die wrambled Idler puzzle ‘ The word, pn hon/ofltall) and vertical!), bavLwjrdv and lorwanh m y homework.'* she admitted "I don't even remember what the assignment was.” January birthdays HeWl6 300M’I Jaim e Dlllman Are you ready to go back? JM4SfrM.eve.voaiVU.ft -MOM tain the audience and impress, i he Judges. The successful candidate has lo have a grade |xiln* average of 2 5; she must also lx- elthrr a Junior or a settlor. She must complete a one-on-one interview with the panel ol Judges and submit an application showing her school artlvlllrs ns well ns community Involvtnenl. Monday tx'glns the rehearsal schedule for this year's school play. Deadwood Dick or A Game Drama teacher Jane Epps chose lhe hlgh-splrlti-d play because o f the comedy It con­ tained. (For ihr past two years S em in ole's productions have been powerful dram as) school royalty. The requirements to he a candidate aren't exactly easy PARTIES ( ELEHKAll: 11 N NINI n lo t KISS P\k \DI MIDNKilll HORNS CLOCK DANCING RI.NI>1l IKJN ElIRI WORKS P. ItATS FA1HER11M N 1* F P F N C W z H 1) II II r R A A 1 O L K c () L c A F Cl r R R 1 A H X R V w 1 1N H r O T c OQ N P N S R 1 NV i w U P II K S A 1 P r. C l» E s L 1) O 1 G D N A MN s S MO 1 R S KW E T O A A R E s A T S J F T II K D L N Y E S A R L D Y (. C E L E B KA T E Q E F 1 E S K R () NV E R 1 F S O N L 1 A r H E R T 1 M E U 1) E V II o Z c E E R T R R 1 C S Q V P A R A D EWO M Seminole County School Board 5 IUI ■ s 'f r £ f T “ Students Irotn Lako Mary High School recently spont some tlmo working on an original Him on th e back lot o f Universal Studios in Orlando. They woro ono ol 15 schools across tho Mato who were selected to mako a movie as pari ol the Universal Stu­ dios JVC Florida High School Vldoo Competition. Their still unnamed Him d e a ls with teenage sulcldo. Tho students have made it lo tho semi-final round of tho contest (or (ho socond yoar in a row. The contest finalists will be an­ nounced at tho end ol this month. The winning school will receive JVC video equipment and a $10,000 grant from Universal Studios. f e e s What's for lunch? Monday, Jan. 3,1994 Pol Luck orChof's Salad Milk Tuasday, Jan. 4,1994 Ground Bool and Macaroni Carrot and Calory Slicks Chiliad Fruit Banana Bread Squares or C hefs Salad Milk Wedntsday, Jan. 5,1994 Pizza Garden Salad Sliced Peaches or Chef's Salad Milk Thursday, Jan. 6,1994 Hot Dog?Hamburgors Baked Beans Fruit Tray or C h efs Salad Milk Friday, Jan. 7,1994 Chicken Pally on a Bun Letluce?Tomato Cups OrangoWedges or Chef's Salad Milk i �Sanlord Herald. Sanford Florida - Sunday. January ?. 1994 • 9A Health/Fitness IN BRIEF What weightlifting can do JCC health fair set Thr Jewish Coimnunlly Center Is In Ihr planning stairs for Its Hili Annual Ih-allli Fair, scheduled for Sunday. Feb. 20. 1094. Sponsors arc needed lo sup|Hirt this community service even!, which draws over 1.000 visitors and offers free screenings, visual displays and Informal Ion on a variety of health Issues Past lairs have screened for cholesterol, diabetes, vision problems, vascular disease, allergies and fool problems. Information has hern available In areas such as gastroen­ te r o lo g y . heart rh yth m s, d e r m a to lo g y , ca n cer und orthopaedics Certified physicians man many of ihe booths, ready lo discuss Ihrlr specialties with fair visitors, and area hospitals offer everything from childrens' activities lo seniors' health Information A family carnival Is In progress on the JCC grounds at Ihe same lime, so Ihe fair sees visitors of nil ages. S|M>nsorshlp categories range from ilO O lo 81,500 and offer widespread recognition with area media. Any businesses Interested in becoming a Health Fair sponsor ran contact sylvla Pasnak at 645-59.13 Ext. 75. as soon as possible. Resolve to be smoke free Make a New Year's hi-solullon to make 1994 a healthier, happier year 'ih r American Lung Association wants to help you have a smoke free year In 1994 and In all Ihe yrurs lh.it follow. Ihr American Lung Association's Freedom from Smoking Clinic will I k * ollrrrd al various locations In r r n l r a l Florida throughout Ihr month of January. The right-week program combines Ihe desire to quit wllh Ihe support of others exjv rlenrlng thr same frustrations. Give yourself a gl'. this year, kick the h«bll. For Ihe clinic schedule and locations near you. tall Ihr American Lung Association ut H9H 3401 or 1-800 LUNG-USA. Stop smoking seminar set South Seminole Hospital will sponsor the highly successful Grrrn Wellness Seminar for smoking cessation on Saturday. Jan H from 10 a m. lo noon In the Physician's I’la/a. Room 103. The session combines the power of hypnosis and behavior modification. Partlcl|>.int» Irani to slop smoking without weight gain or withdraw Is The first 45 mlnulrsof the session Isa free orientation. If the participant wishes to continue, the cost Is 850. The fee Includes u (Kiwrrful hypnotic session, a behavior modification bcxiklet. a home cassette tape und unlimited free repetitions of the seminar If needed For more Information, cull I-800-848-2H22 Saving the lives of babies HCA Central Florida Hrglonal Hospital. In cooperation wllh CPU for Cltl/rns will Ik-offering Habysavcr classes. The Habysavrr course trains (tropic who care for Infants and young children In ihr lifesaving steps needed during a serious emergency Participants will Irani infant and rhlld CPR. first aid for choking victims lifesaving stros for serious emergencies and accident prevention Those who successfully complete the class will receive pediatric CPR cards from the American Hean Association and the AmtrU an Aimlrmy of Pedlnlrtcs. The cost for Ihe course is 819 per person and registration is requested. For morr Information, or to register, call 679-4277. Baby Talk line up and running liahy Talk Is a 24-hour hotline sialfed by registered nurses lo answer questions about pregnancy and Ihe new buby that you bring home. Nurses will be able lo provide answers uhout changes that come during pregnancy and about breast-feeding, baby care or whatever other questions one may have. For prenatal questions call 321-4500 ext. 5767.' For questions about new borns, call 321-4500. ext. 5178. Hospice seeking volunteers Hospice o f Central Florida Is Imiklng for volunteers lo provide respite care. Training workshops will be provided for those who arc Interested In t>ecomlng volunteers. To register for training workshops In Jnnuary. call Cindy Andrews or Pam Sunders al 875-0028. UCP needs help United Cerebral Palsy needs volunteers to work during their "Shoot for U CP" golf tournament, which will lake place Jun. 29. 1994. The tournument will Ik* held at various golf courses throughout central Florida. For more Information, contact Lisa McCoy al 841*4576. Learn to lose weight South Seminole llospliul will s|>onsor the highly successful Green Wellness Seminar for weight reduction on Saturday, Jan. 8 from 1 lo 3 pin. The session combines the (Kiwcr of hypnosis and behavior modification. Participants learn to lose weight by controlling overeating, binging, snacking und cmollonal eating. The first 45 mlnulrsof Ihe session Is a free orientation. If Ihe participant wishes lo continue, Ihe cost Is 850. The fee Includes a powerful hypnotic session, a behavior modification booklet, a home cassette tape und unlimited free repetitions of the seminar If needed. For more Information, call I -800-848-2822. Basic move is the key to muscle size, shape Editer'l N*l«. Th«f» »tr mw, you can m at* It you’** Ok i Ok I to add an aiardta program to four h»»l*hy routine tm* roar Tho pvrpot* ol Chit articlo t» toodixato novKr «*.gM iit*»»\ on w it andr»pt By RICK FRIEND Special lo the Horald The rc/t Is Ihr Iwslc til all iMNlyhulldlng moves How many are nerdrtl for sire, for sh.qK*. for definition? A rr last reps tx-tier Ilia n slo w rep s? Docs ih e number of reps even matter at all? These arc some of Ihe questions we will tackle, and hopefully by Ihe end of tills article, you will know how many rrps you will I k- doing In your next workout Hrforr we go Into that, let’s examine muscle him lion a btl and see whul w e find For every contraction of a m usrlr, w a s t e products arc produced. These waste products, of which lactic u«ld Is the main one. can Ik * very toxlr lo the system, und must Ik* neutral­ ized. Immediate neutralization Is done by oxygen, which Is deliv­ ered lo the muscle by Ihr Ii Iikk I stream A secondary neutraliza­ tion occurs Indirectly by glucose. The telltale sign of waste pro­ ducing build up (hereafter re­ ferred to as lactic arid build up) Is a burning sensation In ihr rnurlr bring used As muscular work rises in Intensity, lactic acid hulldui continues lo rise An everyday example Is what happens when you arr carrying a light weight object sorb as u bag of grncrrtrs or a Itahv. initially thr load seems light, hut as you walk around, you tiegin to notice a burning sensation In your arms, shoulder, and ti.u k Shilling (hr weight around lirlps for a while, bill eveniually you must put the load down anti rrst a hit You may notice that even alter rest­ ing a while, your muscle* still don't feel the same as ticfoir you started out What ts realy hap prnlng herrX Itow d«>rs n apply lo bodybuilding? Simply (nil. you are experiencing a degree ol iartlr acid build up In direct proportion lo your body's ability to neutralize lactic add. You were able (o carry the load as l o n g as y o u r b o d y ' s cardiovascular system was able to supply the muscles wllh enough oxygen lo neutralize (lit lactic acid build up caused by your working muscles. In order to meet this Increased demand for oxygen, your heart rate was Increased, and your respiration also. Now. what would hap|H*n if you were car­ rying un air conditioner Instead of a 25-pound package? The llrsi thing you would notice Is that your heart rule and respiration would Increase lo a higher level more quickly. You would need more rest periods. You would also notice that even wllh In­ creased rest periods, you would be considerably more tlrrd than when you reached your destina­ tion Tills Is becuuse the numlier of muscle fibers needed to carry a heavy object was greater than thr ability of the cardiovascular system lo neutralize the lactic acid build up. What docs nil this have to do with Ixidyhtitldliig? We'll see now. A contracting muscle will use only the fillers needed lo do the Job — Ihr others simply "g o along for the ride." When you walk, your leg muscles produce lactic acid. Uul since normal walking uses only a very low percentage o f muscle fibers, even (hough your whole leg Is working, the body's circulatory system Is able to easily meet the demands of walking And. since Ihr sarnr muscles arr used over and over, your Ixxly secs no need lo cause an Increase In Ihr size or sirrngili of the muscle fllx-rs This is called an aerobic movement — ihe most economi­ cal way of doing u large amount of work while creating the least amount o f stress on the Ixxly. Now Instead of walking, what If you rurl a one-pound dumbl>< II Again, since Ihe weight requires so few muscle fibers In lx* used, ihr Ixxly has plenty of lime to clear the Lctlc acid build up Now *up|x>*r wr start adding weigh) to Ihr bar Like the shopping hag. it'll Irel light at first, (lien increasingly more heavy as each rrp occurs. Ad­ ding morr weight will makr the liar seem fairly heavy at ihr Ix-gmulng ol a set, then lm(xissihlr alter several reps A weight that Is very heavy at Ihr start can lx- moved after only a few repetitions. This weight will not use all available muscle lltx-rs due lu lack of adequate hlcxxl circulation. That Is. you didn't do enough re p s wllh thr heavier weight to prcxlure the circulation! So. obviously what we krrp drawing on unused muscle lllx-rs. stimulate them and krrp drawing on morr until no morr are left. Doing so will cause lactic arid build up In every fiber, thus causing the muscle to erase lo function When the muscle ceases to function as a result of fiber cxhuuatlon. there will concur­ rently Ik- a lactic arid build up of such enormous proportion that the muscle wlit Increase to almost Ircaklsh (import Ions Kntrr the pump — Ihr budge of the txxlyhulldrr. Rick Friend coaches his a«ard-wlnnlng bodybuilding IC«M Zholoby MKHm I SWdnntll wile, Shelly, who Is a national • A properly done set which produces a maximum pump indicates that all ihe muscle libers have been worked, and that stimulus for growth has Ix-en placed on ihe body. • Reps that arr too high enable thr cardiovascular aysIn no other sjxirt Is ntieh a trm to clear the lactic acid build condition so sought after; In­ u|i from Ihr working fibers and deed In most s|xirts It is usually never allow the unused litre ts to svolctrd like the plague Howev­ Ik- brought into play. er. it properly Induced pomp assures one thing: ili.ct every muscle fiber has been working lo the (xilnt when- II could noi function again By cluing this, you have now set ihr stage where u demand for growth has lx-c-n placed on Ihr Ixxly. Thai Is. Ihe body senses that larger muscle lltx-rs will lie needed to clear a lactic acid build up of such magnitude. However, you have only set Ihr stugr for growth, not provided II. Remember Ihr example o f Ihe shopping bag? Even aflrr resting several hours, the muscles still did nut return to normal. How much longer must a musrlr rest under more strenuous condi­ tions? Also keep In mind that you Induced far more lactic acid iiulld up In a matter of seconds In the example wllh the heavy curl than In several hours of carrying a shopping bag. One thing Is certain: II ihr muscle Is not allowed to fully recover, no overcompensation In the way of Increased size can lake place and. If rest periods arc tcx> short, then even compensa­ tion will nut lake- place and losses can and will result in the size mid strength of Ihe muscle. So how many reps arc lies! lo ptoduce a condition where you can exhaust all of (hr muscle f i b e r s w it h o u t r e a c h i n g cardiovascular failure first? In practice, we have found 8-10 reps to be tx-st as long as the exercise Is correctly performed. So. let's establish a list of basic points: Health care in the home As part ol National Homecaro Wook, sovoral VIPs woro in vited to sharo broaklast with tho stall of Winter Park Homo Hoalthcare, followed by visits to sovoral pationts' homes. Plcturod: Dr. Ralph Hurst, Winter Park Memorial Hospital Fou ndation; Gary Brewer, mayor-elect of Winter Park; Nlckl Young, RN. and Pam Stolnko, director ol community health services. The group is visiting with home healthcare p a tlo n t J a m es S h e h e o . Founded In 1987, Winter Park Horne HoaithCare om ploys more than 200 nurses, thera­ pists, home-caro aides, social workers and other caregivers to service the needs ol Ihe community. • Reps that are loo low do not stim ulate the cardlovusc-ului system enough to send blood to the muscle, thus, again not allowing all of the fllx-rs lo be used. • In general, sets of 8-10 reps will allow maximum activation of all o f the fibers without reaching cardiovascular failure If the acl Is done properly. "If the set Is done properly" — the m agic words. You knew there would lx* a cnlch and there Is. Projier form and guidance which Is the kev lo (hr fast, safe- results found with the PEP. Personalized Exercise Programs. M eanw hile, the next time someone tells you "lo w reps build bulk." then you can tell (hem to go pump some acid. Rick F rie n d It t llt lt d com petition bodybuilder «*x> It > « e pretident ol Gold t Gym. Lsee Mery Me Set more men 14 yeert experience >ntSe l.treit ndwt*. y For Your Convenience NOW ACCEPTING MEDICAID mu VklM Screening Seturdeyt • AM-SFM THE*EYES-HAVE*IT OPTICAL 3825 LAM 1MVA ID LAW MAW* 333-2740 LO* Mery CtnmHtUrti ksfrt tint; Welcome Newcomer! " F lo r id a 's o w n N e w c o m e r s e r v ic e " • d e d ic a te d to w e lc o m in g n e w r e s id e n ts . It is our desire lo nuke you feel welcome arid lo acquaint you with our city. If you are new in Ihe area, or know o f a family who is, a phone call will bring a prompt visit from our representative. Stic has brochures, civic information, maps; and lo help with your shopping needs, cards o f intro­ duction and gifts from local merchants. Local merchants arc also en­ couraged to inquire about ihe jvailability of our services. SANFORD GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322-4381 LA K E MARY FLORENCE O'CONNOR 323-4983 Q to M d a \ y Q jtw IiA g S a u c e $ * c . Homo Office 904-734-6031 (m •• • • • �1 0 * • Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 2. 1994 Stenstrom— C o n t in u e d fro m P a g e SA lo find out that Ed Tlaon of Newport Nrws. Vo., it lom m rr rial real estate company owner and o|R’nilor. came from a San­ ford family with strong ties to a IraM-ball great. Ed’s father was a first cousin of the one time New York Yankee manager. Miller Huggins Tlson and his wife. Nancy her. vacationed this summer In New Smyrna Beach where the 1953 Seminole High grad has a condo. Ed. quite u cartoonist, attended the 40th anniversary reunion of Ills SHS class at Heathrow. A couple weeks after the reunion. Ed and Nunry treated us (my wife and me) and his old friend Hank McLaulln with steak dinners at the Cattle Ham h Family Steak House. Remember about a year ago we ran a photo of Hoy Britt's Gulf Service Station once located at Sanford Avenue and 15th Street We somehow overlooked reporting the name of the black fellow w h o w as washing a windshield. W e found out his name was Willie Hall. He was well known by Britt's customers as " N i m r o d . " L ater W llllr worked for Hay Fox Sr. at the Sinclair Station at Second and Park. Tills was around the lime former major league hurler Sid Hudson worked for Hay. Howev­ er. at the Fox station, the same Hull was known as "Ramrod." How do we know all of Dlls? Got a call from Wllllr Hall's nephew. Sam Wright, who for several years was on the Sanford Housing Authority Board. Now up In years. Sam enjoys serving as a "D ividends" volunteer for Hie Seminole County Board at (Tixims Selii m>I of Cholre. What major league teams did Hudson pitch for? The Washing­ ton Senators and the Boston Krd Sox He later was a pitching coach for the Texas Hangers He Is now a pitching roach for the Baylor University Bears o f the Southwest Conference, lie lives In Waco. (iot a call not long ago from the Inrmcr Ifca Corson who Is the widow o f Don Young. Don was a brother of Frances Young who married the late Bert Cole. Don and Bert were co-workers for quite a s|m-II back In the days when Ekerson Fruit Canners ojK-rated here In Sanford In the one-time Dodge car and truck agency on the aoulhwes corner of Thirteenth and Elm. It's where the Hlch Plan Is now located. Don was also a brother of K ush Young who with Don Kegan owned and operated one o f Sanford's early television sides and repair shops on South San­ ford Avenue. Seminole TV. Don \yas an electrician. He once worked for the late E.C. Harper Sr. at Sanford Electric, then for the local Naval Air Slat Ion. then for himself and finally for Bill Home. Russ Young's son. Glenn. Is married to former Sanford druggist Gordon Kellett's daugh­ ter Bca and Don met when troth tolled al the local canning plant. C H IC K -F IL A H A S X 6 u f *• X A PLAYGROUND! Grant Continued from Page 1A "but we should do whatever we Howe said 50 percent of the can to push It forward as well." The amount o f money which grant money would be spent on educating the youngsters, and will Ire requested for the pro­ 50 percent for on site training In gram from HRS still remains to be determined. It Is expected to construction. LaM Monday, the Sanford City he b e tw e e n $ 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 and C o m m is s io n w as a sk ed to $850,000. An o|>crnilonal budget authorize the city staff to pro­ for the project Is still bring ceed with the Youthbulld Grant formulated, and will detrnnlne application. The measure was the final decision regarding howdiscu ssed during the c o m ­ much Is needed. When the matter was brought mission work session. "W e should not only do this." up for a vote during the regular said Commissioner Boh Thomas. commission meeting the vote i* % 5 was unanimous In favor o f having the application drawn up Howe could not Immediately d eterm in e how quickly the application could lie submitted, or when a rrsjionse would tie received from HRS. If Ihr needed money Is ob­ tained. the Community Devel­ opment Department will provide the construction expertise and supervision for the housing pro­ jects to Ik - undertaken through the Youthbulld program. l ' H. 4 v.A • 4 V .1 0 % i A D R IVE-TH R U! NOTICE O F CHANGE O F LAND USE AND REZONING t t •r, i fSL □ IB[□ PUBLIC HEARING TO B E HELD JAN U AR Y 11,1994 w ON JANUARY 11 1994. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (BCC) WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING (ADOPTION HEARING) TO CONSIDER REQUESTED SMALL SCALE AMENDMENTS TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY C O M ­ PREHENSIVE PLAN THE BCC WILL CONSIDER RECOMMENDA: IONS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY LOCAL LAND PLANNING AGENCY/ PLANNING AND ZONING C O M ­ MISSION (LPA/P&Z) HEAR CITIZEN VIEWS ANY LOCAL GOVERNMENT OR OTHER AGENCY COMMENTS AND TAKE BCC ACTION ON THE REQUESTED AMENDMENTS TO THE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (AND REZONINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THE AMENDMENTS) AS DEPICTED BELOW «• * \ % -V « 3 r 1 » <• THE PUBLIC HEARING WILL BEGIN A T 6:00 P.M.. OR A S SOON TH ER EAFTER AS PO SSIBLE. IN RO O M 1026 (THE B O A R D CHAM BERS) O F THE SEM INOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, 1101 EAST FIRST STREET. SAN FO RD . 32771. A L L INTERESTED PER SO N ? ARE U R G ED TO ATTEND AN D BE HEARD REGARDING THE REQUESTED AMENDMENTS AND REZONINGS. WRITTEN COMMENTS M AY BE PR ES E N TE D AT THIS HEARING OR SUBMITTED TO THE A B O V E ADDRESS C/0 CO M PREH EN SIVE PLANNING DIVISION. ROOM 3167. THE HEARING M A Y BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS FOUND NECESSARY. .f 7. I x. i Seminole County < r. I \ ; •3 i ‘U •4 SHE NO. APPUCANT AMENDMENT FROM • TO APPROX ACRES Wlial a clever idea ! We loo L Ike tame greal Ckick-fil-A* lood you love lo eal In ike mnlla. ftr aJdctl a playground and a drive-lkru. I ken. we pul ll In a kuildlng all lU own and pluced ll on a alrcel corner near you. Now were ikrowing « G R A N D OPENING CELEBRATION! P U .e LOCATION/REZONINQ Ht-creahon b Commercial 26 low Density Residential b Planned Development 95 Mailing LotKin Suburban Estates b Planned Development 75 Location: Northeast and Northwest corners ot Red Bug lake Road and Palomino Way Ruonlng: From A-l (Agriculture) to PUD (Planned Unrt Development! BCC District t Haring lockkn low Density Resi­ dential andOttice *> D Commenral 49 Location: NortheastcornefolS R 46 findOrange Houlevaid low Density RewdenllalandOrtice b Commercial 99 Robert Wenell Martha Romer-PiJt/ Haring Lockkn W‘■ 5 p » K * Jf h ■ « 4 d ro p ky. W e d I ove lo In tro d u c e you (o y o u r new n e lg k k o ra . location: IfastolUS 17-92. abutting the Toyota land aub dealershp on the north, the Seminole County Central Transler Station on the east and Spring Mammock Proserve on the south Running: From A-l (Agnculture) lo C-2 (Retail Commcrctal Distnci, CCC District 2 4 A m e r ic a ■ Real G k ic k c n S a n d w ich es! $ r A Location: rforth side ol Aloma Avenue (SR 4?6| approinnately 330leet east ot the intersection ol Aloma Avenua 1 |S R 42G) and TuskawiMa Rd abutting the railroad nght-otway lo the north Ruonlng: Fiom A-l (Agnculturei to PUD (Planned Unit Development i BCC District! BCC District 5 W ___ MEETMISS FLORIDA ON MONDAY. JANUARY 3»d FROM 0AM TO 1PM AT THE NEW CH1CK-FIL-A - OPENING ON LAKE MARY BLVD. IN FRONT OF HOME DEPOT Location: Northeast corner ol S R 40 and Orange Boulevard eitandtig east lo Henderson Lane BCC District 5 GRAND OPENING ks SPECIAL Land Uw amendmanla on property containing flood prona and watland araaa ramaln tub|act to lha applicable Conservation land uaa designation and various ovsrlay zoning classifications and tha provisions relating thereto. Persons with d*sabilities needing assistance lo pail>opale in any ot these proceedings should contact Ihe Employeo Relations Department ADA Coordinator 4a hours «i advrnrwol ttu*mooting al 321-1130. e«tonsion7941 Persons are advtsed that It they decide to appeal any decision made at (fits heating, they Will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose they may need fo eusuro a verbatim record ol the proceeding is made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based (Tlorida Statutes Section 2860105) IF YOU WISH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. P LE A S E C A L L (407) 321-1130, EXTENSION 7394. COPIES O F THE PLAN AM EN D M EN T REPO RT A R E A V A ILA B LE FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AT THE SEM INO LE COUNTY CO M PREH EN SIVE PLANNING DIVISION. ROOM 3167, 1101 E A ST FIRST STREET, SA N FO R D , BETW EEN THE HOURS O F 8:00 A.M. AND 5 00 P.M.. MO NDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS. VALUE MEAL AND 2007. DRINK ** dirt * »■ * * » Ow'dctmg tool a* naecn 0 i » m p m 'senary 11 1 M ’ TheChckN A- FREE K T ! U ~ - I U «UU|M4« Lr fmut «l»l(< J M>* FREE l.rr.Lf..1 LimmiI Jamt LrrslL.I liuur. oil, (kiO i. 1030... (SLgfaJL g Y T i >*j w a r n * i w r i « t W M u i « M M < n u i » ‘s a OmV i iav mal aEt wsy Ht .sIW4 tsw Sandw^wesr«edh^he#loroveral»<aatybycuskxiwsmalewarthsiudycwSutiedbv ' Marketing and Rataarch Counsakxs inc m slates *here ChckN-A* n locaiad ^ I \ �IN BRIEF January 2, SUNDAY Sanford Herald 1994 Leaders of Patriot attack earn All-State honors Prom Staff Reports L O C A L L Y ____________ Penn St. shuts down Vols ORLANDO — Dohhy Hngram. Die game's Most Valuable Player, caught a touchdown pass, cleared a wide path on a touchdown three seconds before halftime and returned thrre punts past the Penn State 42 In a 3 1 1 3 victoryover Tennessee In the Citrus Dowl. The 15th bowl win for Joe Patcrno. In Ills 28ih year as Penn Slate's bead coach, lied Alabama's Dear Dryunt for Ihe most bowl victories. Kl-Jana Carter nnd Mike Arrhle l ad 93 and 09 yards and Kerry Collins finished 15-for-24 (hissing for 102 yards for ihe I3th-r,mkrd Nltiany Lions (10-2). Death Shuler was 22 of-42 lor 205 yards for No 6 Tennessee (9-2-11. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Jrlf Duller. Jason DeLuca. and JcfT Shaw o f Uikc llrantlry High School looih.ill wrrr uatnrd io the Florida S|K)rt» Writers' Association's Class 5A All Stair Irani The Irlo. all seniors. keyed an offensive allnrk that led the Patriots lo the 5A District 4 championship nnd all Ihe way lo the quarlrrllnals of the Class 5A stale playoffs. Duller, who led the stair In rushing during Ihe rcgulnr season with 1.737 yards, was a secondtram selection while DeLuca. 6-fool. 3-Inch. 240|K>und offensive guard, was named lo the* third team. Shaw, the Patriots' quarterback, was an honorable mention pick. Complete team, Page 3B J e ll Butler AROUND THE S T A T E Panthers pluck Ducks MIAMI — John Vonbtrsbrouck continued his stellar goallending, muklng 24 o f hts 37 saves In Ihe final period as surging Florida beat the Anaheim Mighty Ducks 4-2 Saturday, pulling the I'unthers above .500 for the find time. The Panthers (16-15-6) -swept the two-game season series with Anaheim, nnd are now 7-1-1 against ihe four most recent expansion teams Vnnhlesbrnuck Is 5-1-3 over Ills Iasi nine games and 13-10-5 overall. He was chosen Ihe game's first star for the ninth time this season. Stu Dames. Jessie Delanger and Jody Hull scored for Florida, with Hull’s empty-net goal with 12 seconds remaining icing the Panthers' seventh victory (7-1 -3| In Ihelr last 11 games. Michigan thumps N.C. State TAMPA — If this was Tyrone Wheatley's last guine with Michigan, he went out In style wtlli two touchdowns and 124 yards in a 42-7 rout nl North Carolina State In Ihe Hall o f Fame Dowl In helping Ihe Wolverines (8-4) win their fourth straight game, the junior running back scored on runs of 26 and IH yards. Wheatley may skip Ills senior year to enter the NFL draft. Wheatley wasn't a one-man show, though, as the defense forced the Wolfpack (7-5) Into six turnovers before 52.649 at Turn pa Stadium. Clarence Thompson ran back one of (our Interceptions 43 yards for u touchdown, while Mlchljfur* Derrick Alexander returned a punt 79 yards foi « »•< ajid.Todd ColUn* h " A man I Toonier with a 31-yard TD pass. Foley passes Flutie MIAMI — Glenn Foley, who displaced Doug Flutie as Doston College's career leader In passes and touchdowns, threw for 391 yards and three TDs. hitting 25 of 36 as the No. 15 ranked Eagles whipped Vlrglnu. 31-13. In the Inagural CarQuest Dowl at Joe Robbie Stadium. Doston College (9-3) won a bowl game for the first time In seven seasons and set Carquest Bowl records for points and yards (557). Virginia (7-5) lost for the fifth time In seven games and has lost four ronsccullve bowls. A R O U N D T H E N A TIO N Lightning tie Caps LANDOVER. Md — Tampa Day got two goals front Petr Kllmu to match Its best offensive output this season, and Washington got two from Mike Ridley while stretching Its unbeaten streak to four games In a 5-5 tic Saturday. Brian Bradley. Mikael Andcrsson and Roman llninrllk also scored for Tampa Day. Peter Dondra. Dale Hunter and Kelly Miller had the other Washington goals. Tampa Day goalie Pat Jablonski finished with 34 saves and Washington's Rtck Tabaraccl had 23. Including u spectacular grab of a blast by Shawn Chambers with 2:54 left in overtime. Arizona “swarms” Miami TEMPE. AKIZ. — Arizona’s Desert Swann was all over Miami on New Year's Day. handing the Hurricanes their first shutout since 1979 with a 29-0 rout In Ihe Flestu Bowl. The lUth-ralcd Wildcats, whose defense ranked second In the nation, never gave the No. 10 Hurricanes a chance. Miami managed only 182 yards, a mere 35 on the ground, had four turnovers and never got Inside the Arizona 40. The Hurricanes (9-3). who won national championships In 1983. 1987. 1989 nnd 1991. had gone 168 games without being blanked. Miami sustained Its worst defeat since 1984, when Florida State won 38-3. Arizona (10-2). meanwhile, avenged an 8-7 loss In Miami last seuson In which Sieve McLaughlin missed a 51 -yard field goal on the final play. Tills time. McLaughlin lilt three field goals — 39. 31 and 21 yards. Dan W hile hit Troy Dickey for touchdown passes o f 13 and 14 yards and Chuck Levy hud a 66-yard TD run. B ES T B E T S ON FOOTBALL □ 1 p.m. - WESH 2. NFL. Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots. (LI □ 1 p.m. — WCPX 6. NFL. Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants. (L) C om pu te listing* on Pago 2B Jason DeLuca Jeff Shaw ’9 3 : W e w e re e v e ry w h e re County made headlines across state, nation, globe By TONY DoSORMIIR Herald Sports Editor________________ SANFORD — If It seems like wc were everywhere In 1993. It's only because we were. Seminole County athletes. Semi­ nole County Iranis, and Seminole County made news on the state, national, and Inirrnutloiiul level on a regular bash* during 1993. Il was a rare wrrk where something of some magnitude didn't happen. Before heading Into 1994. we continue our evolving tradition of looking back al (In our opinion) the top stories, trams, games, and Individuals of 1993 Top 8 lories Pastpltch softball: If n »i Ihe single most Important story of 1993. certainly the most debated. The €|uestloti ot whether or not girls a tte n d in g Florida p u b lic high schools should ptuy slowplich or fastpllcli soli hall reached the stale legislature last spring. Slowplich softball was all hut banned In favor of the Iasi pitch game when Governor Lawton Chiles signed the gender equity bill Into law late In the summer. Still, the debate continues. New soccer complex: Another hotly debated topic was the new Lake Sylvan Soccer Complex, which was developed with the Idea of becoming the permanent training site of scvcrul of the United States Soccer Federation's national trams The facility was developed, ques­ tions were raised, and lawsuits were filed. Fortunately, the problems surrounding the project have been dealt with to the satisfaction of almost everyone Involved. New softball complex: While Its development and Implementation drew much less attention and criti­ cism than the aforementioned soc­ cer complex, the Seminole County Softball Complex In Altamonte Springs was no less newsworthy. A state-of-the-art facility. It gives the county a she lo L ost. . . . /Sen -w| * 'M l i\ \ U**-. . -7. i , ♦ Semlnolo County athlotos registered accomplishments on the state, national, and International levels during 1993. For example, Seminole Community Coilngo pitcher Robert Franklin (above left) was named lo the third learn of the NJCAA Division I All-Amorlcan learn while the Lake Mary girls' basketball team (above right) surprised everyone but themselves by advancing to the Class 4A stato championship game. Mlkool Pernlors (below left), a two-tlmo All-American at SCC. continued his comoback from an Achilles london Injury by winning the Candian Opon last summer while Sanford residont Tim Ralnos (below right) enjoyed one of his best soasons In several year and led the Chicago While Son Into the American League Championship Sories. N a t io n a l c h a m p io n s h ip tournaments: No sooner had the SCSC opened Its gates than the Amateur Softball Association con­ ducted the bulk of Its 12-und-Under girls' slowplich softball national championship tournament at the site. In 1994. the ASA Men's Class B national championship tournament will be played at SCSC. as will the National Association o f Senior Citi­ zen Softball's Seniors Softball World Series. SCC forfeits! One o f the most difficult stories In 1993 Involved the S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C ollege baseball team. The Ruldcrs were enjoying one of their best seasons In recent years when It was discovered that a player had lost Ills Ineligibili­ ty yet continued to play. As a result. SCC had to forfeit all the games In which the ineligible player had appeared. The losses dropped the Raiders below .500 and out of the running for a spot In the Florida Junior College Athletic As­ sociation's state tournament. Top Teams Seminole boys track: The first high school state champions of 1993, the Sem lnoles outscored Bradenton-Southeast 33-31 for the team title at the Class 3A slate track meet. It was the second consecutive state championship for the Semi- □Bee 1903. Page 3B 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 �SB • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. January 2. IBM S T A T S & STA N D IN G S DOGS t l IANFORD ORLANDO Friday night Firtl rtc* — l/l*. 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I p m LA Lakart at tan Antanto. 1 10pm P*,H*d*,pa f» »t Denver. * p m Daltat at Sacramento. *p m FISH Lake Cratcant Lake Georg* Ocala Fontl Ocklawaha River Homotatia River Lake PanatofTkaa Clermont Chain Lake KUtlmma* I s £ Q F F_ F_ F_ F F F F V P_ P Lake Harrlt Orang# Laka Pj P F_ Laka LocMooaa JP P £ P_ £ £ F_ £ F Ttata Apopka Chain Laka Tohopakailga Laka Rouaaaau Laka Wale Rodman Rttarvoir BL John* River (Vi) F_ E F £ £ IA 5T Fairfield *1. Wit Mllwauktaal C*n*ya *1. Clarion (1 Providence M. toutn Carolina ** tOUTH AU.-Birmingham ! L South Ftartda 41 Clnclnnall tl. Awttln Pta r 15 E lltahatn City t l I t Wlntten U lam M Pt*IM*r II*. Im h rr Rtddia IM tl. Lea *1. Mount tl. Vmeant ( I MIDWEtT Mirmateta I t Jam** Madlton *4 Nahratk* 10, N Ion a*) Southern Cal *1.54* KantatCityM tOUTMWElT ttaphan F Auttln U. Cameron 14 PAR WEST Alberttan tl. Grecelend M New Mat lea St *7. Morgan St s* Ortpon SI a . Portland It fl*R‘t U . Stonanm 1* TOURNAMENTS *irmin*h4m t*ath*m RUek Tl* ImrlUIIWMl Chim »tfuh4f Watt OaorRi* tl. BlrmlnRham Southarn tt Third PUc* tu* Bannaft M. At* Hunttrlll* II O r*«l Narthtrn Clank rsimpttmtup Wit Or*an Bat 40. E *tl Carolina 4] Third Plat* E MiehlRan TT. E Waihlngton 71 taturdar'i Call*** haUtthall tear at SOUTH Emhry Ridtfl* H. tarannah t l . t l Cali*** Batkalhall Sehadyla Tit* ma|er coikv* baUatball tehadwk lor Jan 1 Sunday.Jan 1 EAST Coppm t l *1 Botton CoJI*r*. Wmthrop at Connecticut. Dartmouth ut Mam* at th* Cumberland County Cluk Canter. Portland. Mam*. SI Jotaph t al Tempi*. Vat* at Varmont SOUTH Lalatratl* at PlarMa tt.; Morpan St al Gaorp* Mayor. 0 * ridton al N Carolina $t..Marthail al North Carolina. Southern M m at Tn Chattanooga Tarmatta* at Virginia Tech MIDWEtT Taiat *• lllfnoit; E. Illinoit al Ian*; Washington at Mmourl. rordham at Netr* • j N Car* Oam*; Caroline. AST at Ohio S I; Indiana SI. at SW Mlttaurl SI j Oalroil Marty al SI Lauit. Chicago SI al W Michigan. Mar guattaat Wltcontm PAR WEST Si. Mary t. Cal at. Caliiornia *t Oakland Coiltaum. Cal Paly SLO al N Arlrona. Purdue ut San Francisco *1 th* Con Pataca. San Prancltco Friday ! Waman't Crltagt RaUtthall Start! EAST Tampa 41, Merrimack t l SOUTH Auburn Montgomery 105. Wilmington Ohio 14 Duka 4*. N. Carolina St *4 Ga Southr**it*rn 44. Olivet Naiarana 11 llljnait tl. St. Sawfh F tor Ida I I Lynn *1, Slippery Rock M Okie hama Chrttllaa M. Watt Flarld* It Ok Ilham a City *4. Barry M Tulan* tl. T aiat A A M 11 MIDWEST Baldwin Waltac* 11. BHjINon 41 FarrltSI 1*. Flarld* Southern IS OT North wood. Mich It. Hop* M SOUTHWEST Southern Mathodlit U . Fordham I t T a ia t A A M K ln g ivlll* 45. T t i a t Pan American H PAR WEST Loyaia Marymaunt M. Way land Baptllt 17 S UlAh 44. Wahar Si M Wathingfen *4. E . Wathington 4} ------TOURNAMth 4JUMINTS Barry Na*J Taar't Clattk Trantytyanl* 71. |l Anialmt* Staaahill 04, Barry 17 Cklahama SI. Caarflrl Taurnamanl PlrtlRaund T aiat Chrlttlan It. Wyamlng *1 Oklahoma tl. 77. Frame SI 44 North Carolina M. Kaetacky 71. OT Third Ptac* Atahamt 57. Fiend* SI 11 Fifth Ptac* Rkhmand I*, f a it Caralma tl Seventh Ptac* Cant. P tar id* It. Radlard It Or end Canyon Uruvartity Claitic Champianthia Grand Canyon 41 Colo Cak Sprmgtlt Third Ptac* W Taiat AAM U Emporia SI M Luther Holiday Taurnamanl CfurnpUrtthif Wli Stout 00. SI Third Ptac* MllHkin *1. Mane hat **r M Rad Ftath Claittc CAampianthip Portland M. Buck nail M Third Ptac* Buffalo M. St Francit P* li Saturday'! Waman't Cailag* Batkathail Seurat TOURNAMENT New V ter'i Clattk N o rth a attarn Oklahoma t l O llvat Naiaranall Wilmington. Oat 14 Spring Hill 14 CENTRAL FLORIDA HOLIOAT CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIF OAME NORTH CAROLINAM. KENTUCKY ’ ItO T I NORTH CAROLINA 14*1 Smith 1 } 1 ] 4. Lawrence 4 4 ft* tl. Crawlay 4 IS 1 l« 14. Jonat 4 11 44 11. Sempton 4 M 14 14. Suddrath IJ 14 S. Jack ton 0 1 R 0 •. Me Ka* 1104 4. Gillingham 11 C 1 I. Caspar 1 1 1 1 4 . C « v c 1 1 J 1 Total* 5* 44 14 54 M K E N T U C K Y (H I Ebarharr I 11 |» tl n . Baker 1 ) 9 0 ) Gray 4 « A t I. Read 7 n * II 11. Jaoian 01 A l 0. Koach 1414 4. Wardford 1 S0 A 4. Robert* I 4 l i t Campbell 0 I 14 I. Sne/ant I 1 I 1 X HigganbothamAAAOt Total* 11441*40)1 Htirtlm* tcor* — North Corollna 41. Kantucky 11 Ragutation— North Carolina 44. Kanlucky 44 Thr** point goal! — North Carolina 4 11 (Lawranc* 14. jonat 0 1. Sampten I X Cooper A I. Goar A ll. Kantucky 4 10 (Ebarhart I I . Rtad 17. Jantan A l. Koach A t. Roberta 1-41. Rabound! - North Carolina M (Sempton IS). Kentucky 41 (Roberta 0). Aultta — North Carolina 14 (Sampaon *). Kantucky t l (Read 4). Foutad aut - S m ith . L a w ra n c *. E ba rh art. Tachnkalk — Non*. A — MO THIRD PLACE NO. 14 ALABAMA 51, PLORIDA ST 11 Atabtma (A l) Si* vanton 44 11 It. Wallin* I t 41 )4. Thc/V.pton 112 14. Johnton 141 14 , Harrlt 4 4 A4 IX Want A l 11 1. Dan It It 44 00 4. Yanllay 14 A0 5. Akiandtr 1 S A l X Smith I S AA I. Crantnaw 1 1 AA X Koonc* 110 0 X Fuller I I ASA. Total* 54 S7111447 Ftartda State ( H ) Oartah 14 S « 7. Auamt00444. Cabbint 0 4 00 A. Amotdl A l 44 X Paarcy I 4 AA 1. Prat ton H O A X Alkinton I I 11 x Prank 1 4 AA X Wathington A l A l X Taylor A l 14 X Walker I IAA1 Total* 4 4 H 4 1 IU Haittim* tear* — Alabama a l Ftartda SI. 17. Thraa point gaalt — Alabama 710 (itarrlt 4 X Y.nltay I X Ataiandw l-l). Florida 11 IS (Oartak AS. Arnotdl A l. PratIon At. Frank l - l ) . Rebound* — Alabama 17 (Stavantan 5. Watklnt X Fultar SI. Florida Si I I (Walker SI. A t t lt lt — Alabama 17 (Thompton 4). Florida SI 4 (Paarcy 1) Foutad out — Non* Technical* — Non* A — 100 Waman't Cailag* Baibatbalt Schedule Th* wom an* m*|or col tag* basketball tchadutalor Jan 1. Sunday, J a x l ■AST American U. al Bucknoll. Georgia Tech al Maryland. Vanderbilt al Mattachutallt. Pann SI al SI Joaapht. Kantat at Watt Virginia SOUTH Virginia Tech *1 E Tannattaa 1 N. Carolina SI. at Florida Atlantic; Missouri 41 Memphis S t; Wmthrop *• N C. Charlotte Note* Dam* at Old Dominion; Jackton SI. Al S I l.eu ik la n a j A rk a n s a s a l T an n attaa , Mlttlttippi at Tannattaa Tach; Duka al Wak* Faroti MIDWEST Si Loult al Chkagc Si j llllnait Si al C r a l g h l a n j V a l p a r a i s o al Hi Chicago.III. Chkago. Butter at Indiana S I. Drake at Loyola. I l l ; Detroit Mercy al Michigan St . Hely Croat al Nebraska; N low* al S Illinoit. Niagara al Totado. E llllnait al w Illinoit. Wyoming al Wichita S I; Clav*land St al W.t Milwaukee SOUTHWEST Oklahoma al Southern Math ; New M aik o SI *f Taiat; Lamar al Taiat Tach FAR WEST N Arijona af CS Norfhrldg*. Colorado al Long Beach i t . E Wathington at Oregon i t . C$ Sacramento at Sant* Clara; San DwgoSt at Southarn Cal TOURNAMENTS Flrtt round* of Marriott Hootkr Clattk at Bloomington. Ind (Indiana vt Vale; E Kanlucky vt Xavitr Ohio); N C G raan tb oro M arrio tt C la ttlc at Graantbura. N C . IN C Graantboro vt Iowa $ lj New Hampthlr* v t Tampl*), Portland Shaolout at Portland. Main* (Main* t t Gaurgta St ; Illinoit vt Kant). Sun and Fun Tournament at Miami IGaarge Wathingtan u*. SAA-Balttawr* County, Jemat Madlton n Ctiambltj Ftartda tatamaltawal vt. Cawl Caantttlcutj Ata.-BirmtagAtm vt. A/Uawtat m taaihach Cardinal Clattk at Lauitvili*. Ky. (LouHvlit* vt Cincinnati; Lautaiana V. v*. 54a Kan*** City) N F L S T A N D IN G S All Tlmat BIT AMERICAN CONFERENCE ■ *tl W L T Pet. PP PA 1 Bullala tl 4 • 71) )* t M l PSU T« rr 14 M I l )OI I f US IU 111 4] II 1124 1 9)44 I 411 4 44 00 00 4» 10 91 M 11 N 49 F ir tl down* Huslwt yard* Paumg Ra'urn Yard* Comp An ln( Punl* Fumbkt Loti Panallkt Yard* Timwaf Pettatiion F_ £ £ P_ F P_ F_ P £ F_ F_ Central Florida Haliday Clattk C O L L 1 Q 1 S A S K IT S A U . 1 Cifrut Bawl Stall I SI J II 1 1 - It Ttnnatte* II 1 * I - 11 Tann — PG Backtuoort 44 Term — F la rin g t* pact ham Shuler (Backtvoort kick I PSU — Carlar Irun (Payak kkkl P S U -P G F * y * k I* Tann — FG Backtvoort M PSU — Carter 14 run (Fayak kick) PSU • Brady 7 pat* from Co>' ->t |F*y*k kkkl PSU — Engram IS patt hem CeUmt (Fayak kkkl A - 71.414 F P F_ F_ F F_ JP Fj P_ Q_ F_ P^ £ F_ Laka Griffin BL John* Rhrgr (S) Wlthlacoocha* Rfvor )»* INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RU5HINO - Miami. Stawart 1 IS. Bannatt * il. L Jonat I S. Coillnt 5 (mlnut Ml. Cotta I {mlnut 1) Arijona. Levy II 141. Carter 1141. Taylor 4 41. B Johnton I I loy*>1 14. Pattarum I 4 C ojite' I 1. While 1 (mlnutll. PASSINO - Miami. Cotta 101*141. Cat lint SIS ISO Arlton*. Whit* II H U M . Batter 11014 RECEIVINO - Miami. C T Jonat I N . Talliton 1 IX Siawart 11. Bannatt J (mlnut II. Harrlt I II. Chamber* I II. I Jonat 11 Arijona, Oktay 4*1. Vaughn 141. Laty 1 Immut I). Louatt I 'A libmen I I * H Law itl IL L Harrlt I t! j __ Itl 111 11 *4 IS 411 1124! ta 17 SM 10 11 4« 111 n « 11 M Patting Malum Yard* Comp AII Ini Punlk Fumbtat Loti Panallkt Yard* T(m* Oi Pc**e**»on TH IS W E E K S F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Miami N Y Jalt Ind'anapoi'S Naw England t 4 • 9 4 II 4 tt • 0 0 0 440 SI) MJ MJ II! 270 17* Mt ill m )<* lit 4 0 tl Jl) 144 IM f • S*J m tn • t 44? 1*5 1*1 • 0 900 114 144 ) 19 t WfMf 44? 144 M l 10 S 0 • Kansas Clfy t 4 0 400 U ) 251 y Denver t 4 • 400 171 144 LA Raid*'* 1 • 0 44? m 111 San D ago 400 t u no 4 t 0 Saallk NATIONAL CONFERENCE 141* w T Pel PF PA l 4 0 It y-Delia* 7U M0 114 4 fi y N Y Giant* It 711 171 It* Philadelphia J • 447 114 111 c 0 >00 1** 21* Phoanii 4 t Wathington 4 1} 0 IK no it) Ceafral y Green Bay t 4 0 too NO 111 t 4 B y Detroit too 144 17! » t SA1 177 7*0 y Minneto** B 7 • B Chicago 441 no no Tampa Bay S 19 • U1 IM 144 Watt 447 47* 1)4 • San Francitce It % 0 New O k e n * f 441 1*7 IM • * Atlanta 4 t 0 too Xtt IM 4 tt 0 M7 Ml Ml LA Ramt • cl me had d.vtt*on (ill* y clinchedptayoltbarlh Fnday't Gam* Mmnetota 14. Wathmgtanf Sunday, Jan 1 Buffalo tt Ind-anapellt. I p m Ciaveiamial P.lliburgii. Ip r*i Oailatai Na* Vark Gumta. 1 p m Groan Bay *1 Detroit. 1JTm Miami al New England. I p.m. Phoanii at Atlanta. I p m Saahiaai KantatCIty-1P m Denver al Lot Angel*! Reuter 1 4 p m San Drag* *1 Tampa Bay. 4 p m Chicago4lL o t AngtlatRam t 4pm Clncmnaliat NowOrioant. 4p m New York Jaltal Houtton. I p m Monday. Jan. I Philadelphia*1 San Froncitco t p m ■ Houttan Pltttbvrgh Ckvatand Cincinnati NFL Ptayafta Saturday. Jaa. 5 AFC and NFC WHdCard Sunday. Jan. * AFC and NFC Wild Card Saturday. Jan. IS AFC nnd NFC Dirittanal Sunday. Jan. It AFC and NFC Olvlttanal Sunday. Jan. 11 AFC and NFC Championship Sunday. Jan. M Super Bowl al Atlanta. 4 p m CO LLKO K FO O TB A LL Calltg* Bawl Oamat All Tlmat EST Friday. Dae II India*ad»n<» Bawl Al Shravtparf. La. Virginia Tach tl. Indiana M Peach Bawl Al Atlanta Clam ton IX Kantucky t l Gator Bawl Al Jachtanvill* Alabama 14. Narth Caralina II A lama Bawl At San Antonin California 17. low al Saturday. Jan. 1 Hall*! Fame Bawl Al Tampa Michigan 41. North Carolina Slat* ) CHrut Bowl Al Or land* Pann Stal* II. Tannattaa II Fiatla Bawl At Ttmpt. Aril. Arltana It. Miami 4 Carguatl Bawl At Miami Battan Cailag* II. Virginia II Al Daltat Noire Oam* IX T aiai AAM II Rat* Bawl At Pasadena. Ca:il Wisconsin II. UCLA It Heritage Bawl Al Atlanta Southarn U (4 I) v t South Carolina Stal* 14II. In) Orangt Bowl Al Miami Nebraska (11-41 vk. Ftartda Stal* III II. In) At QfitJftt Ftartda (14 2) vt. Watt Virginia IIIO I. (nl Saturday. Jaa. IS ( * t l W ttl Shrin* Clattk Al itantard, Calil. East vt W atl.apm IESPNI Saturday. Jan. 21 MofeJIta A ll. North vt South, l p m (ESPN) Hula Bawl Al Honolulu Collage All Start ut Hawaii All Start. I p m IESPNI Fiatta Bawl H alt • 4 0 4 - 4 Arltana I 7 4 7 — Tt A ril — Dkkay I I pat* rom While (kkk tailed I Arif - F G McLaughlin M A ril - Levy 44fun (McLaughlinkkkl A ril - F G McLaughlin 51 A ril - FG McLaughlin 11 (rom Whit* I McLaughlin kkk I A - 11.1*0 Flr»l< R jthat yard* Arif Mia 14 11 M ill MU INDIVIDUAL STATI1TIC1 HUSHING — Peru State Carter I l f ) Archie 1) tt, Engram t is. MUn* 11) O Noel 5 4. Cailmt 1 Immut ) ) Ta-nettaa Garner 14 4* B William* I M Stawart a ll. Silvan 11. Hardin I (mlnut 1). H Shukr 1 Iminut 41. Coioultl I Iminut !> PASSINO - Penn Ste'a CoH n* 11 la I la] Tannatta*. H Shular I I 41 I Ml Colguitt 1101 RECPIVINO — Perm State Ingram 11®7 0 Neal 1 it. Scott 1 I*. Archie 1 X Brady 11, LaBarca I S Tannattaa. Flaming ) tot. Phill.pt 111 Kant ] it. Faultnar } II SHyan 1 IX B WilUamt 1 t l B Shuler 1 t) Stewart I I Garner I 1 Cerguett Bawl Slaty Virginia 1 4 4 I - II Bait** Callage I I I / I - It V* — Wathington I run IKktanNkkk) BC — FG Gordon t* BC - Cannon Tt patt from Faiey (Gordon kick) V* — Way ) run (kkk laiiadl BC — Carman I patt from Foley I Gordon kick) BC — Millar 44 patt from Fo*ey I Gordon kkk) BC — Campball IIru n IGordonkkk) A - M U* Va BC 14 17 14 45 44 144 >11 Itl » lt| I I 144 II M l 4 41 1 40 I* 11 1 11 «U U *4 V 0* Flrtt down* Ruth** yard* Patting Return Yardt Camp AH Int Punt* Fumbiat Lett Pena" at Yardt 11m* o* PettatHOn INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO — Virgin!*. W**hmgion 1 40 Brook* 411 Way 4 17. W illll 74 Botlon College Campbell 71 40. Green IA71. Shirley l i t Comar 1 j. Smith 1 (minus |). Ryan I (mlnutll, Foley S (mlnut It) PASSINO - Virginia. Willll 1* 1 1 0 )97, Groh 1104 Boston Collage. Foley 1)14! Ml RECEIVINO — Virginia. Holm** I t l . Mundy 4 44. D a.'* ] 41. Broukt I 14. JtfNrt 1 1, Way I I. Wathington MmMtut I) Battan C01 kg*. Mite hall 1 O . Campbell 4 SI. Grk* 4 M. Cannon J 104. Millar 1 54. Gibbon* 1 M. Ransom I I ] Hall a! Fame Bowl Halt N Carolina SI * 4 ) 4 - 1 Michigan 0 II II * - 0 Mich — W h*jll*y 14 run (Etatovkkickl Mich — A k ian d *' Tt punl return (EkJOvk kick) Mkh — Toomar 11 patt from Cellini lEtatovkklck) Mich — Thompton 4] interception return (Etaiovlckkk) Mich -Whaallay llru n (E k rovk kkk) NCST — Fujgaraid 12 patt Irom dandtr I Vidal kh kkk) Mkh — Power* it run lE tatovlckk l) A - 51X4* NCI Mkh II II M 11? 44 141 its Ml s III IOM 4 11110 0 «9 4 47 49 14 ) IS 111 17 It )1 )1 FIra* down* Rufhat yardt Patting Return Yardt Comp AH Ini Punfi Fumbkt Lot* Panamas Yard* TimaolPottattion INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO — North Carolina Stale. Downs III4 X Georg* 121, Brown 1 11. Harvey 144. FHjgarald 1C. Coin** I Iminut 1). Bender 1 Iminut II) Michigan. Whaallay It lit. O a v lt 7 I t . P o w e r * 4 11. Bull H I . Btakebutuke S 12. F o tltr l i t . Rllchta I f . Collin* I 4. Carr I I PASSINO - North Carolina Stal*. Harvey 1)171IC* Coin** O IPO . Bander 4 10 217 Michigan. Collint II U 0 Iff. Carr I 101! RECEIVINO — North Carolina Stale. Got net ) 72. Down* 4 54. Schullf 2 II. Hinton 111. George 2 It. FHjgarald I II. Brown I 5 Michigan. W Smith ] 44. D Jonat I t l . Toomar 1 44. Hay** 117. Oavlt 1 J. Richard* I II NHL M Al. Tlmat EST EASTERNCONFERENCE Atlantic Dtvlttan W L T Ptl OF OA M * 1 M ita *7 NY Rangert 11 11 4 ta IM 101 Naw Jir**y M 17 1 i) H4 144 Philadelphia 17 11 4 M 124 III Wathington I I 15 1 >1 IN IM Florida 15 II 1 J) IM IM NY l»l*"d*r* t i n 5 2* 111 111 Tampa Bay Harfhaatl Dtvlttan I I 11 1 44 140 111 Pittsburgh 17 11 7 41 111 10* Botlon I I 17 1 )» 111 194 Buffalo 15 15 4 M 111 101 Montreal 1* 17 5 17 IU IU Quebec 14 II 1 )l III IU Hartford 1 14 1 If 110 114 Ottawa WESTERN CONFERENCE Caatral Of*ltta* W L T P It OF OA 11 11 4 tt 111 110 Toronto M 11 I 47 IM t il Daltat Oatrail M 11 1 41 111 114 It 14 1 4) 111 111 51. kawit 11 14 4 4) 11] ISO Chicago Winnipeg IS M 1 u m i h Pacific Dtvlttan M 14 1 *4 m m Calgary It II 0 11 I li 111 Vancouver 14 10 1 11 111 IM Lot Angelas 5*n Jos* 11 M 1 )l *4 111 14 14 1 M 101 tu Af>ah*im 11 14 1 17 It* IU Edmonton Friday's Oamat Winn peg 2. SI Icuit I Quebec S. Pittsburgh « L o t Angttat X Ott'aH X »w BullataX N V Ranger* I Montreal X Cakory J Philadelphia X Battan 1 Delia*S. Chicago! San Jot* X Vancouver I letaroey't Gama* Lai* Oamat Nal Included Ftartda*. Anaheim I Hartford 4. N V It'andart J Tampa Bay 1. Waihinfian 5. Ii* New Jersey al Ottawa In) L o t Angaktal Toronto. In) Sunday* Gemat Wathington al Battan. I IS p m San JotaalEdmonian. 4 OS p m Pittsburgh tl Harltard. 5 Of p m Montreal al Vancouver 1 0 1 p m Toronto a> Buttata.) Of p m Anaha.m vt Ttmpa Bay at OrlanO*. I M Pm Calgary *• SI Loult. I 01pm Quebec al Dana*. 4 01 p m Winnipeg *• Chicago. 4 IS p m Venday l Oamat PittsburghalOHana 7 U p m F lev M att N Y Rangert. 7 U p m N H L S U M M A R IE S Ughtniag Capitals. Sum* Ttm pa to y 4 I t t - i Washington 1 1 0 0—1 F irtl Parted - I Wathington. Rtaky 14 I M iner 1, I 71 (thl 1 Tampa Bay. Klimt II (Grattan S*v*rd), I 17 (ppl X Wetfungtan Bondr* II IHun'tv. K am m tkl). I It 4 Tam p* Bay. Bradky 14 IJataph). It U lypi I Tampa Bay. Andartton 7 (CrtlgMan) II I I X Tampa Bay. Hamrtlk I lBur**u G allan ll. 14 9) 7. Wathington. M kr < (B u rrid g*. Rldlay), 14 14 Paaattkt — lafrata. Wa* inj 'U -g i. la Kaminski. Wt* le'bow ngl. 1 17. Ittrai* Wat (hota-ngl 10 M Raatk. TBIlrippIng). 1| 1) Second Par tad - I. Ttm pa Bay, Klimt 14 (Grattan. B*rgl*ndl. 7 (7 t Wtthmglcn Hunter I (Staneyl, 14 SS I ppl 14. Washing ton. Ridley 11 (Bierldgal tt 41 Panallkt Poeechak TB (vm*port»m*niik» canducl) 11 04. Barub*. Wat iuntporttmanlik* con duct). 14 0i Stvtrd TBltrlpp-ngl II 17 T h ird Pcrltd - N on * P a n tlllti fim v n a r TB (stashing) ( 17. Cat* Wat Ikiathingl. I 17. Creighton. TB Ihotangl 17 1* Ova.time - Non* PanaHwt — Non* Shot* an a*4l - Tampa Bay 1 S I4 I - 14 Wathington 11II 1*4 - 14 Pa war play Opaartumliat — Tampa Bay 1 Of J. Washington I ct 1 Oaattat - Tampa Bay. Jebtantll 1 >1 lit shot* la save*I Washington. Tabaraccl. 4*1 IT* T il A — la in ■afar** — Lane* Robert* l v Cord Broteter JtanMarm Mjghty Duck 1 Pantheri. Sam* a 1 1- 1 Ftartda I I 1 -4 Fitkl Period — I. Florida Barnet 4, 1 41 Penalties - Van An* I holding 1. 44 l eery Fla (hooting 1 II II Crimson Ana deubk minor Irough.ng hooking). 17 14 Filjgarata Fla Ihota ngl. II <4 Second Parted — 2. Ftartda Baianger I (Murphy. Hawgoodi. I M I ppl Panama* — O cu 'i* Ana igoalk Inirrtevancal, a M Anaheim bench, ttruad by Enan (un sportsmanlike lenducll. 7 I I . FiljgartU. FI* (slashing), II U. DoHat. Ana Ihoot mg |. I* *4 T hird Pariad — 1. F lo rid a, taut 1 ISkrudiand. Hull). I l l X A.*ah*im Vtk* IX J J* 1 Anahttm. CorSum || (Valk. Douritl. 17 17 4 Florid* Hu l 7. t* 41 lent Panallkt — Lkr.vtltnrt Fl* Irena* marking* * U K atalarau. An* Ic to tt checking;. 2 14. $ Lindsay. Fla (Balding stick). 4 41. Ftitgnx Fla (Irtpplng), * 41. Valk. Ana Iraugh-ngl. * *1 taut. Fla Iroughing). B O. FoHgno Fla Icrott cTwcklngl, 17 41 Shot* an goal — Annhoim a 7 2* — 1* Ftartaa* 1* - It Power pity Opportunities — Anaha.m 0 d j S Florida I of* Gaaltat — Anthaim. Hubert 1 Ii I (II shots IS tavttl Florida. Vanbiatbreuck. 13-IBS l i t 111 A — I4.l4t Raiaree — Dan.* Moral Linesman - Grtg Davor ski. Tim Nonas T R A N S A C T IO N S FOOTBALL Nafknal Faalball League LOS ANOELES RAMS - Signed Kally Blackwell, light and Placed Ka.m Lonaktv. guard, on Injurad ratarva HOCKEY Na liana I Hack*y League NH L — Sutpartatd Bob Erray. San Jot* Sharks, lor I wo 9* met tar chocking Calgary I Frank Mutll (rom bah-nd Thursday night TORONTO MAFLC LEAFS - Race kd Palrlk Augusta, nghl wing, and Al. itl Kudathov canttr. Irom SI John's ol lh* American Hockey Ltegut T V IR A D IO Takvltian AUTO RACING — TNN.Spnnl Car World Sark* BASEBALL Noon — SUN. Houston A llr o t al Florida Marlin* COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7pm — SC. Woman. Gator Clattk Championship Gam* 4 p m — $C. Fordham al Notre Dam*. IL) 4 M p m — SUN. Si Joseph's al Tampk. IL ) t p m — 5C.lt Mary t at California Il 10 p m — SC. Woman. Valparaiso at Illinois Chicago COLLEGE FOOTBALL la m — ESPN Independence Baal Indiana us Virginia Tach FROFOOTBALL Noon — ESPN NFLGamaDay 11 M p m - WESH1.NFL Liu* 12 M p m — WCPXt. NFL Today t p m — WE SH 1. Miami Dolphins al Naw England Patriot*. IL) l p m — WCPX X Daltat Cowboys al Nan York Giant*. ID 4 p m , — WESH 1, Denver Broncot *1 Lot Angelas R4.dart. IL) 7 p m — ESPN. Prim* Tim* l p m — ESPN. Naw York Jalt al Houston Oilers (L ) GOLF 5 p m. — ESPN. Chrytiar National Long Drive Championship HOCKEY 7 J0 p m - SUN. NHL. Artahalm Mighty Ducks v t Tampa Bay Lightning al Orlando. IL ) 10 » p m — SUN. Collage. Great L tttt Invitational Champonthlp Gam* la m — SUN IHL. Milwaukee Admirals v t LatV aga t Thunder SKIINO 4 M p m — WCPX 4. Tournament of Champion*. IL) TENNIS l p m — ESPN. Orang* Bowl Junior Championship tp m COLLIOEBASKETBALL 1 M p m - WOBOAM 1)401. LatayaH* i l Florida Stata PRO FOOTBALL I p .m (p r*| tm * a f 11:30 p m .) — W O T O A M <5401. Miami Dolphin* al Ntw England Patrtaft 4 p .m . (p r t g t m t a l 1 IS p m .) W W Z N A M llita l. San Otago Charger* *1 Tampa Bay Buccanaart 4 p m - WGTOAM (540). Denver Bronco* al Lot Angela* Rtldtrt HOCKEY 7 IS p m - WOTOAM (5*01. Anahtam Mighty Duckt vt Tampa Bay Lightning *1 Orlando taRW / f �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 2, 1994 - a s Tasty flounder are worth the extra trouble I c l a s s Perhaps ihr tastiest of all Inland saltwater fishes Is the flounder. Few anglers catch flounder by accident. because th ey M e s tric tly a bottom dweller i i<l prH<r a specific type oi 'ihbiiai l)etng a flatfish, flounder rely upon the tactic of ambush to entrh their prey, wljlch consists primarily of small tmltflsh. Flounder are fond of Inlets and river bottoms that are partially rocky. Their moMled coloring* enable them lo lie concealed, walling for an unwary baltflsh to wander by. Capable of a short burst of s|>rrd. flounder scire their food with liny, sharp teeth. Port Canaveral and Ponce Inlet are two local flounder hotspola. The south side of the south jetties at Ponce Inlet, and the rocky dropoff* of Port Canaveral a re h a vrn s fo r b ig w in te r flounder. The strategy for flounder fish­ ing Is very simple, but Involves the use of a cast net to catch bite-size baltflsh The No. I choice of halts Is finger mullet. hut virtually any type of small baltflsh will work. In fart. In north Florida, varieties of dltrh minnows are very populur. Ilallcastlng or spinning tackle will do jusl fine, used In combi­ nation with a small weight and a s h o r t le a d e r o f 2 0 -p o u n d m onofilam ent. Some anglers prefer small treble hooks, while others use long shanked single hooks The most successful tactic Involves making short casts and bouncing the live ball slowly across the bottom. Flounder will often take the b ill with a sharp "ta p ", while other times they will simply grub the ball and the angler will think that hr :s snagged on the bottom. It Is always good to wall 20-30 seconds before setting the hook In ardrr lo give ihr flounder lime to get the halt deep In Its mouth. Once hookrd. flounder can be surprisingly strong. In fact, large flounder can really put up quite a fight on light tackle. Beyond a doubt, the best part of a flounder fishing trip Is In the eating of the catch. Flounder are absolutely delicious, and are well worth the little bit of extra effort. SHUPE*S SCOOP Always use the lightest weight (MMsIble when flounder fishing. You will not only get snagged less. It Is also easier to delect biles FISHING FORECAST Puisla Lake will be hoi with the rurrent low water condi­ tions. Hass are forced out of the ditches and cow pastures Into the main channel, where they are like ducks In a barrel lairge shiners on the deep bends are good beta for heavyweight boss. Stripers and sunshines are be­ ginning to hit In Lake Monroe and around the 1*4 bridge Flounder are beginning to steal the show at Sebaatian Inlet, where they arc hitting finger mullet bounced slowly a c r o s s th e r o c k y b o tto m . Dlucflsh are also thick. Reds and snook are also being caught on a regular basis. C a p ta in J a c k at P o rt Canaveral reports that wreck fishing has been outstanding when boats can get out. Lots of cobla and a few grouper are being caught on most wrecks. Also expect good bottom fishing on Inshore reefs such as Pelican Plata and 8-A. Inside thr Port, look for plenty o f * sheepshead and flounder. Trout and redflsh will be moving on and off the flats of ’ the Banana and Indian rivers with each passing cold front. Illueflsh and sheepshead are the lop attractions at Ponce Inlet, while redflsh. drum, and flounder are also mixed In for good measure. Live or fresh dead shrimp are the lop balls The shrimp are also running In the Oak Hill area Shrimpers can call LcFll* Fish Camp for the tides, etc. Enders, Sundvall post big wins at BA-Sanford •peeli BOWL AMERICA MEN'S CLA8SIC ild D o c . 21 SANFORD - Steve Enders and Harold Sundvall rolled Ihr two highest mens' series of the week lo post Impressive league v ic to r ie s to h ig h lig h t play at flo w l America Sanford Enders had a week's !>r*t G71 In (he McGuire's Canvas league lo win by a 54-pln margin: while Sundvall posted a 632 In the Deer 30 City League lo better his nearest competition by 42 pins. The closest men s competition came In the Howl America Mc's Classic Lrugur on December 21st. where the top four howlers nil rolled In the 600's and finished within 34 pins of Stan Smltb'a league best 633. The top individual game among the men was a 263 tallied by Don Bangs In the Wednesday Senior Citizens League. The McGuire's Canvas League also proved to be thr hot spot for high scores among thr women as Dorins MacAteer rolled a week's best series of 578 to edge a 56H by Cathy McNabb. MacAtaar and McNabb were the only women to post score* of belter than 550 during the week. Individually MacAtssr also had thr beat game as she posted a 225 during her 578 series Ssrlss ' Stan Sm ith. 635: Richard W illiam s. 629. Hill Slnnott. 612: Pnt Johnson. 601. Dsc. 28 Ssrlss ' Petr Cam phel. 638: Harry Sweat. 584: Eddie Clarke, 379; Donnie Henevenlo. 360 Oazne — Al Howling. 239: Jim Gntrinan. 220; Clarke. 217. Campbcl. 2 15. Gome — Smith. 237; Jimmy Rnche. 247; Charles Shaw. 226; Slnnott. 223 BEER:30 CITY LEAGUE Dsc. 22 Ssrlss ' Harold Sundvall. 632. Hemle Dudley. 610. Hob Orwlg. 389: Hill Slnnott. 577. Oams — Sundvall. 234. 216. 202: Jcson Evrrly. 227; Dudley. 210. 202; Orwlg. 204: Slnnott. 201. WEDNESDAY SENIOR CITIZENS Dsc. 22 Msn: Ssrlss ' Myron Gates. 378: Don Hang*. 577 High Oams — Hang*. 263: Gates. 213. HINOONERS Dsc. 15 S s r lt s ' P h y llis M ott. Komainc. 485. THURSDAY NITE MIXED Dsc. 23 Msn: Ssrlss ' Nick Newman. 593: Rich Fiance. 579. High Oams — Fiance. 233; Newman. 207. 532: O a m a — M o t t. 1 9 4 ; R o m s t n e ta n H etty Womeni B erlss — Barb Richards. 489: Helen Dechelle. 467. Oam s — Richards. 185; Dechelle. 170. 1993 Continued from IB nole boys arid (heir third In four •yearn. Seminole Juki missed sweeplug both chumpionniilps. the Tribe girls finishing second lo Jackaonvllle-Klbaull al (he state meet by u 30-27 margin. Lyman glrla croaa country: Seminole County's other state championship Irani of 1993. the Greyhounds won the Class 4A slate title for the second time In four years. Ktunnh Hresnlck und Linda Davis, freshmen on the 1990 stale championship team, helped lead Ihc Greyhounds to the 1993 crown. Lyman wan within 18 points of winning two state champion­ ships on one day: that was (he difference between the secondplace Greyhounds and state champion Winter Park (203-185) In Ihr final boys' standings al the Class 4A slate swim meet. Lake Mary glrla baaketballt In one of (he most Improbable runs In county basketball histo­ ry. the Hams swept to the 4A-Dlstrlct 9 championship and kept on winning all the way Into the Class 4A state championship game, upselling No. 1-rankcd Mlaml-Norland 42-41 In the semifinals (sec below). In the slate championship gam e, Pcnsacola-Washlngton d efeated Lake Mary 61-45. Karen Morris, who later received a full scholarship to Auburn, led the Rams with 14 points. Lyman boys aocceri Having lost Just one game all season, the Lyman Greyhounds advanced to the Class 4A state championship c o n t e s t a g a in s t V a ir lc o B lo o m ln g d a lc . w h e r e th e Greyhounds lost 2-1 on sud­ den-death penalty kicks. Lyman ended the season with a record of 25-2-3. the best mark In school history. Oviedo boys basketball: State champions In 1992. Ihc Oviedo Lions w eren't given much chance to repeat In 1993. They didn't, but the Lions didn't give up thrtr title without a fight, advancing lo (he Class 4A semifinals before losing lo Miami Senior. 71-56. District 3 tournament, ihc Lake Howell Silver Hawks rallied from a 2-0 deficit with less than 20 minutes lo play lo defeat Lymun 3-2 In overtime. Holly Meyers scored the game-winning goal for Lake Howell three minutes Into the second overtime period. L a k e M a ry 42, M lam lNorland 4 It No-one gave (he Lake Mary Rains more than the slimmest of chances of healing top-ranked Mlaml-Norland In the semifinals of the Class 4A girls' basketball stale tournument. No-one. that Is. except Luke M ary co a ch A n n a V a n lan dlngham and Ihc Rams, who rallied from a 12-6 deficit after one quarter to upset MlamlNorland. 42-41. Junior center Diane Dubcr converted one of two free throws with 25 seconds remaining to break a 4 1-41 tie. Bamtnole 2. Tltnavllle It Trailing Titusville 1-0 In the 3A-Hegion III baseball champi­ onship game, defending Class 3A state chumplon Seminole struck for two runs In the bottom of the sixth Inning and hung on fora 2-1 victory. Women: Series — Ruth Hurk. 543; Drbbl Leigh. 519. High Oams — Hurk. 215; Rhonda Waddle. 211. MeOUIRFS CANVAS Dsc. 23 Msn: Ssrlss ' Steve Enders. 671; Chuck Lamb. 617. Oome — Enders. 234: Pete Campbell. 223: Pat Johnton. 223. Women: S crie s — Donne MacAteer. 578; Calhy McNabb. 568 Game — M acAteer. 225; McNabb. 211. FRIDAY SENIOR CITIZENS Dsc. 24 Msn: Ssrlss ' Don Hang*. 622: Myron Gales. 541. Oome — Hang*. 221: Joe Gardner. 195. Womsnt Series — Grace McGonlgle. 368: Charlottr Iwatlw. 346 Oam s — MiGonlglc. 138; Iwatlw. 130. TUESDAY NITE MIXED Dec. 28 Msn: Ssrlss * Tony Gee. 515: Mich tlelnhch. 503. Gome — Heinrich. 194; Gee. 190. Women: Series — Nancy Johnson. 544: Mary Bartels. 543; Linda Alderman. 523 (B7 pins over average). Oam s — Johnson. 216.204: Kathy Derry. 203. TUESDAY MATCH POINT Msn: High Ssrlss ' Pete Roberson. 583: Nick Newman. 573. Gam s — Roberson. 223: Rod Hutler. 210. Woman) S s rls s — Linda Stafford. 541: Nancy Johnson. 514. Oam s — Stafford. 203; Mardell Gonterman. 192. made II 36-29. Manatee came hack on Its poMitrssion. Chris lllll scoring on u 2-yard ran lo set up Wiggins' winning dash Individuals Tim Raines (baseball): A Seminole High graduate. Raines led the Chicago While Sox In Ihc American League Championship Series, where he tel a ALCS record for most hits In a series with 12. Andre Scott (Hack and field): In the first meet of the 1993 high school season. Seminole's Scott won the triple Jump at the Lake Brantley Open with a leap of 52 fret. 14* inches. By the end of the 1993 high school season, no-one In the nation had come close lo breaking that mark. Heather Golden (softball): A graduate of Lake Mary High School. Golden led Valencia Community College lo a third- Matt Dlcmcr scored the winn­ ing ran on a third-strike wild pitch. Oviedo 60, Boone 59: In the 4A-Reglon V boys basketball championship game, the defen­ ding state champion Oviedo Lions (rail fifth-ranked Boone 59-58 with seconds left to play. With four Boone defenders charging at him. Junior point guard Todd Bcllhorn found Randy Wright ill alone under the bosket. Wright took the pass and dropped In a lay-up for the winning margin, sending the Lions on to the 4A-Sectlon IU championship game. Top Gama* Lake Howell 3. Lyman 2 (OT)t Ranked No. I In the state. Tied 21-21 al the end of (egulatlon. both teams rushed for a touchdown and a iwo-polnt c o n v e r s io n on th e f ir s t tiebreaker. Ihc iwo-tlme defending Class 4A girls soccer state champion Lym an G re y h o u n d s w ere favored to win their third conarcutlvc state crown In 1993. Hut In the semifinals of the On the second tiebreaker. Lake Brantley went first and took a 35-29 lead when Ricky Hamilton scored on a 5-yard ran. Tim LeCrolx's kick on the point-after Golden, w h o w tu named lo Ihe All-Tournament team. Inter was nam ed lo I h e N J C A A A llAmerican team. Danielle Garrett and Jodi da Drain (soccer): Recognized as two o f the top high school players In Ihc state. Garrett (Lyman) and de Bruin (Lake Mary) earned spots on Ihe Unit­ ed Stales Soccer Federation's Under-20 women's and men's national learns, respectively. Associated Preoa This Is the Florida Sports W riters Association all-stale fool hall learn for Class 5A: FIRJTTEAM Q w r te W ik (H i Tim A lt u iW f . VtratoU Rl**r*lew. 4 1. )44 U Raaalag k ltk t t i l l SIwtin wigging. BradwHon Manat**. 4 4 Its. i t j Troy 0*»ig. Miami J#u*<rMgt. J*. I l l Jr.; ih ph tn MstWr. it .m .u i K I I n r l (SI- TuTu Atm ll. Miami High. I t . i n i f . CliHord D ill Tamp* King. |||, IIS. i f . OMaml** Ha* (II: JM* Hag*/. l***l*n d. 4 0. in . U .i Billy Dayton. V*ro Baath. 44. l i t . I f . ; S * k « f l B h a g *a n (a l. Miami Sowitifiag*. 4 1.140. Jr . u . i 0*1 Rlu. C«r*l ( M i n . 41. m i f ; C *f*y Bart**. Apopka. 4 1. in . i f . Utility t ill Vamari Ro.1*. Miami BaacK. StB.MB.tr DtNngl.t Ha* III: Joftn Mane*. Miami High. a 4 JOJ Sr i Ralph P*r*i. Miami Spring*. 4 J. III. Jr Edgar CaOkn*. Miami Jprlng*. 4 1.1ft. Jr. Uoakatkart (411 Lamanl Craan. Miami JawthrlSg*. 4 1. IK . Jr . R vfvt Smith. Miami Spring*. * >. TIL Sr ; Nat* Him ton. Palm Baach Wtllingtan. 4 1. TJ4 Jr.) Antron Wright. Miami Palmam. 41111.1/ O H tM iii hack* (4|i Magic Banian. Miami North■**!*/>>. 41. IPO. Sr.. Ttaka Bfpaav Miami Carat City. 4 I. m Sr.; Ban Wathlng tan. Ta'iat.atta* Llncaln, 4 I. IN . Jr . A n thony " A m p " C am pball. J tr a ta l* R . r t '. m l l . IN. Jr U t ilit y ( l l i M a r t a , le u t H aw ilon . l*»B trS *i* la * * * Boyd Andaman a I. in . Jr RKkar/paator ( lit Matt Craw*. NMavtttt. JO. IU Jr JKO O TU M Ovartarkack (I I I Kavlwt Clark. Miami Jowthmtgt.OO. IN. Jr Running Sack*. (H i Jar ami RwBalph. Apop** 1 0. IN. W*. Dal* Ttrrtll. Latatand. 0 I. ns. Jr ; Jatt Batlar. Lata Oraattay. M n*. Jr. R *«*t«*r* It li Jaton Pom*r. Vara Baach. 4 > IBB. Jr ; Omar Rati*. Miami Norland. 4 4 IN. Jr O llts g lu * lln* ( H i Prank Carving. Parkland Daws1**. 4 4. J4J. J r ; Jaton Thamat. Parktf. 41. P I. Jr : Atoo Janto*. Colonial. 4 1. l i t . Jr ; Bubo* B*k*r. Bradan'on Manat**. 44. }**. U .i Brad Laudvnmllt. B'advnten Manat**, pJ. no. Jr Utility ( l l i D**l Thamat. Lantan* tan taiuca*. 4 1. MS. Jr m ( l l i J*mat Rate**. Fan taudardaM Dmarc 4-4 DC Jr j Mkhaai Jarat. H Lolaah Miami Lake*. 4 4 2R0. i t . Jor mam# BanaH. Tampa Hllltbaraugh. 0 ]. 214 Sr Llaabackart ( l i t Natnamal W tbtttr. Miami Northaattarn. 411. 2B4 J * . Kan Rathattar. Miami jpringt. 4-1.104 Jr.; Mark Jacobi. Fan Wattan Baach Chactoahatrhaa, 0 2. 224. Jr ; Jan H a ik ln t. Jaratata R loaryiaa. 44214 Jr. Doltntioo batkt (411 Tray Jawndart. Miami Jpringt. 411. IN . Jf . Laaphar CattMkarry. Miami Jpringt. 4-1. MS. Jr ; Nathanlal Braakt. North Miami. 411. IN. tr.i Johnny Davit. Var* Batch. 4 4 IOC. Jr utility ( I I : WiikM Parat. Miami High. 4-1. IN. Jr. Klckar/pweteri Chrlt Gardnar. Plantation. J 10. I N Jr THIRD T IA M Ouortorbotk (lit JaahOmttaaC NMaytUt. 4B. 114 Jr Community College baseball re­ cord book. Franklin was named lo Ihe third learn o f the National Junior College Athletic Associa­ tion's Division I All-American learn. Lake Howell's Anna Pohira ( g o l f ) t L a k e M a r y 's J a ck W hiskas (tennis) and Chad C h r is to p h e r (sw im m ing): Oviedo's Brian Blaek (wrestl­ ing); Lyman's Mika Ek (swim­ ming): Lake Brantley's Melissa Ranalog back* ( l l i Cutty Wang. Parkland Doug lot. 4B. MB. Jr . icon M orlti. Manda rln. 4 B. IN . Sr i M * H a rrlt. Tamp* Hllltbarough. Sto. 1*4 i f R tcalvart (Jit Robbia Whaalar. Fori Walton Baach Choctawhalcha*. t i l . US. Jr , Don tomboy, Caopar City. 44. MO. Jr. Ottanahr* lla* ( l l i Tacarra Oalancy. Miami Jawthrldg*. 0 t. 2*4. Jr i Chad Wilton. Parkland DougUt. 0 4, 211. Jr ; Krl* Cam alack. Apopka. 4 0. I I I . Jr . Jataa OaLaca. Lak* BraatMy. 41.144. Sr.i John Jena*. Fort Walton Booth Choctaahatchaa. 4 0.7*0. Jr Utility (l|j WHIM Taggart. Bradtnton Manat**. *e. IN. Jr Da tangly* lla* O I Jam Hart. Miami Jawthrldg*. 44. T ii Jr . John Da lot. Lynn Hayan Mativy. 41. 110. Jr . Doran Ja.agr, Lantan* Janlalucag. a I. 274. Jr Llaobackarg (4 li John Mannon. Fort Walton Baach. < *, n s . Jr . Dondrtll Flaranca. Plantation. * 4 no. Jr . Arnold Parian. Miami Norland. 41. no. Jr . Rom a Smith. Bradtnton Manat**, a J. TOO Jr Dattnttr* baefct (Oil AM* Wright. Miami Columbut. S 10. U4 Jr . Ktnton Rlckaroun SI Awgwtlln*. 4 2. IN . J r . Dvmvir,og Murray. Bradtnton Manat**, t o i m . Jr . Horn#/ Tarrant*. WlnMr Gordon Wait Or • .4 4 IN .tr Utllrty (I I : Ryan Oa'iaCrott*. Part*/, a 2. IN. Jr Kkktr/panttr i Jon MlhalM. M .d dN W g 414 IN . Jr MONORABLC M IN T IO N RB Thamat Featman. Vara Baach. S 0. Ml. Jr . OB Patrick Bonn*/, laudardai* Latot Boyd Andtrtan. 41. IN . Jr . Corna'lwt Halt. Fart Laudardai* Olllard. 4 ], 214 Jr . LB Otrtk Ch'poMttl. Orangt Park. 4 2. 220. Jr QB B illy Lwckl*. Fart Walton Baach Choctaahatcha*. 42. MS. Jr , OL John Go*g#». Lata City Columbia. 40. 2*1. Jr . RB William Charry. DtLand. 42. JOS Sr . OB Lane* Hoailk*. Palm Baach Lakat. 40. Ut. Jr . OB Jot* Lauraano. Catenial. * 2. IN. Jr RB Keith Board. PlantatMn. J M. IN. Jr RR Duan* Jonvt Watt Orangt. JO. IN. I f . DL Shan* Burnham. Taliahatta* Lln CBtn. 4 4 200. Jr i WR Brian Brannaman UktMnd. 4 2. !N. J r. T f Chrlt P m m i WlnMr Park. 4 4 NO. Jr : WR Joth Lubm Tamp* Gaimar. 4 2. 221. J r ; WR John Bwrdan. Boon*, t 4 TOO Jr . OL Dvac Story Winter Park, a J. 2*1. Jr . OL Martwi Young Miami High. 4 4 214 Jr 01 Tyron# Clark. GaruaMl Tat*. 4 4 NS Jr TE Chan., Frvttmatar. Parker.« J 211. Jr OL M lchaal L a a to n . O alray Baarh Atlantic. 42. 214 Jr . LB Larry Rogen. Tamp* Hllltbarough. 4 2 .P 0 .S r OB Gord-a fanderton. Apopka. 41. MS. i t . RB id Hinton. Toliahotto* Lincoln J 4 IN . Jr . OB Antalna Amt ander. Mandarin »J . ML Jr . OL Carey Jnaod. Edgawatar. 4 4 Id . Jr : Crag Oatev Lynn Haven Motley. 4 2. 221. Jr ; WR Jamet Franklin. Jaratata. j M. IN. Jr . OB Jatt Shew. Lake Brantley. 42.1*4 Sr. OL Potar Connork. Jt Awgwttin*. 4 2 2*0 tr.i K Jorga Gallon. Carat GobM*. JO. 1*1. tr.i DB Shattn Batemor*. Orang* Park. 42. M4 Jr.i K Robert It * ran ton. Bradenton Manat**. 4 4 M4 Jr.; QB Anthony CaHorton Boon*. I I. 104 Jr ; QB AntonM McCullough Tampa King. J ll. Ut. Jr . RB Chariot WIMy. Miami Norland 4 4 IN . i t . RB Jamot Rlchardton Miami Carol City. J 10 Ut. Jr.. WR Kovln Coleman, NkOvHM. J 10. Ml. Jr.i OL Each Pillar, Taiiahatto* Lincoln 4 4 1 2 4 Jr OB Tromayno Martin. Apopka. J 10. US. OB Oorrlck Gibton. NUoml Killian. 4 I. IN . Pr. QB Joth JmeTker. Vera Baach. 44. U 4 Jr.i LB Jan Thampton, FMtchar. J ll. 2N. Jr.i DL Vinca Radtord. Erant. 42. 2N. Jr.; Miguel Cummlngg. Vara Baach. 4 2. 214 V . DBBdPickaH.Lakaiand.41. U 4 t r ‘ U.i Uk « Jd. 4 ... B4 tk«l k .OLUiBbt ad Batsman (sw im m in g): Sem i­ nole's Andre Scott. Bernard Sparrow and Belindar Morgan (track and field): Individual stale champions, one and all. Jason Varltak (baseball); A graduate of Lake Brantley now attending Georgia Tech. Varltek was named the Player o f thr Year In the Atlantic Coast Con­ ference as well as the first-team catcher o f Collegiate Baseball's Division I All-American team. S a n f o r d P la in t A A Wroclaw Sorvlcoo Inc. Mikael Pernfora (tennis): A iwo-tlme All-American for Semi­ n o le C o m m u n it y C o lle g e . Pernfora beat former Sanford resident Jim Courier on the way to winning the Canadian Open. ^ ^ ^ H H cen ter ] [Cor, 4 Truck, I U T w T M rw t G 32? 8 Robert Franklin (baseball): After rewriting Body EDSffltaCK the Seminole We ll Advertise Your Car VERY DAY TIL IT S SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) Bet Liv7:30 eJaP.M. i-Alai Wed. thru Sat. Noon Thur8. & Sat. 1 P.M. Sun. Bet Horses 12:30 P.M. Tuea. thru Sun. B rad cn ton -M an atee 37, Lake B ra n tle y 30 (2 0 T ): Shcvln Wiggins rushed for a two-point conversion lo gh c Ihr defending Class 5A stale cham­ pion M anatee H urricanes a 37-36 win over Lake Brantley In the Class 5A semifinals. place finish al Ihe National Junior College Athletic Associa­ tion's slowplich softball national championship tournament. b * a l l -s t a t e N 3 lin e s $2 lo r o n ly 1M \ m (additional lines extra) Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jai-Alai Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru ining except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Ib d a y ! 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. N o o n S a t. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 (407) 331-9191 S an ford H e ra ld �4B • Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1944 Business M E E T IN G S Optimists woo downtown SANFORD — Tltr Sanford OpIlmtM Club will Ik* hosting lltrlr wrckly lutirlirotl meeting at lltr Colonial R oom s lianquct facility WrtlnrMlay. Jan. 5. According lo Rick llowc. "T ltr l>ut|H»se of the meeting is lo encourage downtown business people to net a fret for optim ism ." Tltr club Is urgln anyone who is Interested In Joining the "Friend of Youth" operation, attend the Hireling. Past youth projects s|Hitwtted by the 23-year old chapter Include Youth Appreciation Week. Respect for latw day. S|>cech and Essay Contest. Alhletr of the Week, and Adopt a Family. Persons wishing additional Information should contact H oar at 323*7022. The meeting at the Colonial Room will lirgln Wednesday at 12 noon. PEO PLE PR O G RESS Bratton moves up at Harper SANFORD IliirjK-r Mechanical Corjxiratlon. 5401 Benchmark Lane. Sanford, has named R. Steven Bratton as account manager In the srrvlrr department. Bratton's responsibilities will Include service contract sales to both the public arrd private scelon*. He has over 10 years experience In energy management, and Is a certified lighting efficiency professional. Prior lo Joining Harper. Bmtlnn was an account executive with Slche Environmental Controls In Orlando Gruber elevated at Contemporary 4 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mortgage lending executive Renctta Grulrcr has been promoted to Assistant Vice President and Processing Coordinator for Contemporary Mortgage Services. Inc., of Altam ontr Springs. Gruber, a resident of Ovtedo. was one of the company's first employees. Joining Contemporary In 1986 as an administrative assistant. The announcement was made by Contemporary prtnrlpal and co-owner Arlowene Croxnll. Vershel to PR for Coalition SANFORD — Larry Vershel Communications has been named public relations agency of record for the Coalition for Choice In Financial Services. The coalition is made up of Florida banks, thrift Institutions. Insurance companies and marketing groups, to defend rights of banks to sell annuities. UPS honors supervisor LONGWOOD — John Matthews was recently honored by United Parcel Service for completing 20 year of service with the company. Matthews began his UPS career In 1973 as a preloader. Hr Is presently supervisor with UPS In lamgwnod. "T h ere have been good days and bud days." he commented, "but the good days have alw ays outnumbered the bad." Th e honor was given based on performance, length of service, safety, promotions and scholarships. ED U C A TIO N SCC Real Estate courses SA N FO R D — The. Rent Estate Institute o f Seminole Community College Is ready to launch a new series of clusscs lo •»’ M W s ^ t o n n r n e e x t s 'm f c a r r m t n 'r r a t ^ M S T e . 'h V i r t l . 'U m V c i S ) or appraisers. The following advanced classes are designed for students who have already completed the first 75 hours o f the Real Estate Appraisal format. They are offered during lilt Winter Trrm beginning January 4. They are listed as follows: • Jan 5 through Feb. 9 — Real Estate Appraisal Methods. • Feb. 14 through Mar. 10 — Real Estate Apprulsal Capitalization. • Mar. 21 through Apr. 20 — Real Estate Appraisal ‘93 g o o d fo r b u s in e s s ‘94 lo o k in g e v e n b e tte r By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Staff Writer Ttic year 1993 wns goml for (hr kindness cllmulr of northrm S e m in o le C o u n ty a n d Its municipalities. The area has seen good growth, with the pros|K*ctA o f much more to come In 1994. Commercial progress Is un­ derway In Sanford as well as Lake Mary. e S A N F O R D - Dave Furr, executive director of ihc Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce commented. "Once you hear the ham mers start, you can be assured that progress Is un­ dr rway and I hr econom y Is going to im prove." Furr pointed out the construc­ tion which got underway during 1993 at the new Wayne Densch plant on W S.R. 46. as well as a number o f other construction and expansion efforts underway. Regarding Sanford's downtown area Fare said. " I recently took .. walk through the entire area Just to see how various businesses were getting along. I found that, compared lo last year, we actually have very few vacant buildings " Farr said there were some which have remained vacant for many years. "But for most of these." he said, "there hasn't really been a major marketing drive underway by the owners to have them rented or sold.'* F a rr c o m m e n te d on th e changes being seen downtown, which he attributes to the start of the Main Street program, and the development of the Seminole Towne Center Mall. "W hat we are seeing Is many more collect­ ibles. urts and antique stores. ' he said. "T h e old style stores are disappearing, but the specialty stores arc em erging, und I believe It's one of (he best things we can do for our city consid­ ering tltr construction o f the m all." By NICK PPBIPAIF Each o f the courses meet from 0 until 9 p in., each Monday nnd Wednesday. The fee for Florida residents Is *177.60. For non residents, the cost Is 826G.70. Additional courses arc also offered through the Real Estate Institute. For further Information, phone Barbura Baker, 323-1450. ext. 697. Classes urr forming now and registration Is available at cither the Main Campus. 100 Weldon Blvd.. Sanford, or Hunt Club Instructional Center. 510 Hunt Club Blvd.. Apopka. Herald Stall Writer Higgins & Heath open Longwood office LONGWOOD — Higgins & Heath. Inc./Bctter Homes nd Gardens has announced a new Ccnltal Florida office will open during this new year. The company has signed a lease for 3.000 square feet of office space In the Longwood Village Shopping Center. Gulf Atlantic Title sets record LAKE MARY — A record October for residential real estate closings bus been announced by GulfAtlantlc Title Agency. The privately-owned com pany posted $20.7 million In residential warranty deed volume to close out the ycur's first 10 months with I1B1.5 m illion • more than $2 million more than the second place company. GulfAtlantlc has seven closing offices serving the two-county market Including offices In l^ikr Mary. Sanford and Altamontr Springs. Getting to the point Chamber Ambassador Walt Smith, loll, tries his hand at dart throwing, as the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting recontly tor Joy's Dart Shop, 3575 W. Lake Mary Blvd., In the Driftwood Center. Owners, Joy end Ray watch Smith's throwing style. At least he didn't mlas the board. The development of Seminole Towne Center Mall got un­ derway In 1993 with nn official g ro u n d b r e a k in g . 1994 Is expected to sec the start of construction at the stir which Is rxpcctcd to produce about 1.400 construction Jolts In this new year. • LAKE MARY - The city of Lake Mary has more room for commercial development Ilian most cities. New businesses have been flo ck in g to th e area, es p e c ia lly Just ru st o f (he lnlcnitatc-4 exit along the newly widened Lake Mary Boulevard. Among new businesses which .or hc>plofi ,lhc.7iUy,'i*« KBWMHWy and providing lii^jp- a.id morr Winn-Dixie honors children’s home Applications. COM PANY PROQRESS H u iM r M ttfM K K M tM m u Lake Mary's new Chick Fil-A restaurant, 4420 Lake Mary Blvd . baroly made II for 1993. having opened ENTERPRISE - The Method­ ist C h ildren 's Home In E n­ terprise. was the recipient this year of Wlnn-Dlxlc's 10th Annu­ al Good Citizenship Award. The presentation Included a certifi­ cate and monetary contribution. The event was held Dec. 8 at a luncheon In Orlando, with over 40 organizations throughout C e n t r a l F lo r id a r e c e i v i n g awards, and total contributions of approximately $ 110.000. The company also recognized the civic-minded accom plish­ ments of one of Its own associ­ ates. HawksCrest will showcase builders By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Wrltor LONGWOOD - HawksCrest. a new custom home residential community. Is ready to go Into construction. HawksCrest Is lo­ cated at the Intersection o f Lake Mary Blvd. and Markham Woods Road, adjoining Alaqua. Homes arc expected to range In the $300,000 to $600,000 class, with eight preliminary bu ilders now com m itted to building models or spec homes on three hotnesltcs each. HawksCrest vice president o f sales and marketing Bob Un­ derwood announced the builders who will Join In the project. They Include: J.C. Brown Develop­ ment Co.. Maitland: Dave Brewer Homes. Inc., Lake Mary: Rick Jennings Building and Devel­ opment. Ormond Peach: nnd Joncs-Clayton Construction Co.. Winter Park. Also Included arc Scott L. Phllpot. Inc., nnd Andrew & Bradley Homes. Inc.. LongwrKKl: Maroon D evelopm ent. Inc.. Altnmantc Springs: nnd SouthGroningcr Homes. Winter Park. Groundbreaking for the first phase o f 157 homealtcs Is antici­ pated for early January. In addition lo the homes. HawksCrest will also feature a 7.000 yard. 750 acre golf course, designed by professional Gary Player, who also designed the Alaqua course. for business this Thursday. Tho official opening will be Monday. Jolts, are Bolt Evans Restaumnt. T a r g e t Store. H om e Depot. Builders Square, and several manufacturing facilities. C h lk Fll-A on Lake Mary Boulevard opened this weekend In Lake Mary, nnd Longhorn Steaks and Saloon Is rapidly nearing completion on Lake Em m a Road R e sid en tia l d e ve lo p m en ts expanded during 1993. with several areas built. New areas however, give the appearance that 1994 may be one of the largest residential expansion period s In the c ity 's recent history. Centex Homes has submitted a r application for n Und use aniciwluKUl lot 47.5. acres of land south of Emmu Oaks Trail. west ol Lake Emma Road. 149 building lots urr proposed. Lennar H om es Is looking Into developing approximately 80 acres ulong Rinehart Road, east o f th e S iem ens Strom hcrg Carlson faclllt). The speclllr number of home* has not been determined, but ts expected lo I k* approximately 120 lo 150 Other development Is also being sought on the same roadway, which will be one of the major access routes to the Seminole Towne Center Mull from Lak< Mary. For this coming year, con structlon got underway on some additional businesses Including several new rrstuurants whtth are e x p e r tr e l to otxn timing the first few months of 1994. m am In addition to the Children's Home, other area recipients In­ cluded Houng Life o f Lake Mary and Second Step Development Center of Mall land This year, at 12 separate uwurd luncheons throughout (lie state, over 83 million was pres­ ented. According to W lnn-D lxle's Orlando President D.G. Lafcvcr. "W e at Winn-Dixie are proud to be a part of Ihc communities In which we operate, contributing as good corporate and private -IBzens." Edward Dinkins, Jr., an official with Florida United Methodist Chlldrsn's Home In Enterprise, center, accepted the Winn-Dixie G ood Citizenship Award on behalf of the Home. Presenting the award are Winn-Dixie Orlando area representatives D.G. Lafever, president, right, and R D. Buday, retail operations superin­ tendent, (left). . Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step M aster C< You can get sales quick with the help of your Visa or MasterCard. Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we'll be glad to help you write an ad that's a sure sell. Sanford Herald �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 2. 1994 - People 300 attend Ms. Ja ck ie ’s reunion Retirement party‘surprises’Janice Willson SANFORD D O R IS D IE T R IC H Friends of "Ms. Jarkle" turned out In droves - lo Ihe tune of 300 or so • lo attend "Ms Jackie's Holiday R ejn lon " last Sunday evening at the Sanford Civic Center. What a crowd! The warmth of Ihe holiday season was further enhunred hy Ihe hospitably gen­ erated hy Jackie Caolo und her friends of all ages during the 33 years. It was a touching g a t h e r i n g th a t e m b r a c e d nostalgia to thr fullest. Jackie celebrated her 70th Krthday Dec. I and she taught her first water safety class In .Sanford 35 years ago. Her five Marilyn Grigsby, left, director of Hacienda Girls Ranch, Melbourne, children thought It was about thanks the Heathrow Women's Club for gifts presented by Marion time the grande dame of the Good (right) for the ranch residents wuter. their mater, was due a birthday celebration, not to mention that she survived brain surgery u couple of yeurs ago Hence, the lovely calered party took shape, along with a band und videos all evening About the fantastic evening. Jackie exclaimed ecstatically. "It was one surprise after the other. It was wonderful!” Jackie greeted the guests wearing a long turquoise dress with gold emdroldery detail fash­ The musical program pres­ ioned along the Moroccan sil­ ented to thr Heathrow Women's houette. Club during Its holiday meeting, She said stir saw people she LAKE MARY luncheon and program was has not seen In years. Including HEATHROW nothing short of fantastic. many of her students. Anna Seminole High School should Webb, a woman In her 80s. told Indeed be proud of Destiny Jazz Jackie she had to continue Choir. Pizzazz und their nrwest S A R A B E C C A teaching so that her 5-weck-old group. Fantasy. Destiny Is a great, great grandchild could ROSIER singing and dunce group dial take swimming Irasuns In the contiuurs to win awards und Is spring. Jackie said this would preparing for the Florida Vocal make five generations she has Association District 4 contrst. many marvelous numbers to die taught In that family. The group has made the na­ enthusiastic applause of the Frankly. Jackie Is not about to tionals and one member. Jill clubwom en and guests. The retire from the love of her life • Uruby. Is in her own llvr-piecr ensemble's closing piece was teaching others water safety. group railed "H ot Mix" which quite dramatic — "Spies In Ihe She vividly recalls that several of Star Search Iasi years. Thr Night.” her students. Including the entire ensemble Is quite pro­ The second group. Pizzazz. Is fa m ou s h ear! surgeon. Dr. fessional and dunred and sang □ See Rosier, Page SB M eredith Scott, helped put Heathrow club ends season on a musical note Jan and F rtd W illso n arrlva at ratlramant party acana amid lota ot morrlmant and aurprtaaa. themselves through college by leaching swimming Also her son. Michael, taught swimming at Notre Dame to ofTset some of his college expenses. J ackie and h er husband Michael, came to Sanford from Memphis In 1957. He hud been attending law school while he was in the Navy. It was in 1959 when Jurk Horner was head of the American Red Cross Chapter at Sunford Naval Air Station that Jackie was certified us a Red Cross Instructor. "W e had the best water safety program In the southeast." Jackie beamed. During the years. Jackie has taught thousands to swim with photographs and documentation us proof. One o f her students a tten d ed the reu nion from Alaska and others came from vurlous U S . cities. During the past years. Jackie has traveled extensively. Her husband retired from the Navy In 195H and was later to open up a restaurant In Dallas, where they commuted. And now. a d a u g h t e r l i v e s In the Netherlands where she visits □ See Dietrich. Page 6B Hobby: C ro ss stitch Office manager counts stitches while juggling busy schedule By SUSAN WINNKR Herald Correspondent Kathy Pow all and ton, Hayden, in front of doll houaa with croaa atltch accents SANFORD — Counted cross stitching has been In Kathy Powell's life since she was seven or eight years old. "M y sisters were 15 and 16 years old and I always wanted to be like them when I was young." she said. "I started embroidery' on pillows, but my sisters taught me counted cross stitch and some I learned on my own." Powell recalled her sister's Involvement In u craft company called Creative Circle. "M y sister needed completed kits to show at parties but she never got around to getting them done, so I did them for her." she said. "Once I got started on cross stitch I Just forgot about embroidery." Powell keeps u busy schedule hut likes to Juggle some stitching when her son Hayden, one. Is napping or when her husband of flve-and-a-huif years. Rundy. Is working late. Employed by Altamonte Center for Counseling Services os an office manager keeps her life even buster." I'm managing my schedule better now." said Powell. She moved to Sanford three-and-a-hulf yeurs • ago from her hometown Newcomerstown. Ohio. Her parents still reside In her hometown and have contributed items to add to her doll house. With a gleam In her eye Powell speaks proudly of the small bedspreads, curtains, rugs and tablecloths she has stitched for this miniature showcase. Powell discussed what attracted her to counted cross stitch versus stamped cross stitch. " I liked the whole look." she said. "T h e colors blend better, the fabric lextures arc nicer and I don’t like seeing the stamped pattern showing through underneath the stitching." She commented that she tends to favor the smaller counted truss stitch projects because It looks more like a picture when It Is done Instead of seeing little holes peeking out. "1 tend to pick out country stuff more than □ See Stitch. Page 7B Crooms classmates gather for 2 holiday reunions The 1963 cluss of Crooms High School guthcrcd In Sanford for the 30th cluss reunion. The class as described by Sh eratyn Ja ck son Brinson, chairman of the celebration, began with the arrival of the e x t r a o r d i n a r i l y happy classmutes. They came from Rochester, Newark. Washington, D.C.. Flagstaff, Worcester. Mass.; D e t r o it . H a r d c v llle . S .C .. Missouri City, Texas. Atluntu. Marboro. Myland. Vu.. Sella. Wash. There were 75 who came to relive Ihe good old school days of Crooms High School. The theme. “ W c'vc Come This Far By Faith” alwuys remembering excellence In education. The committee planned and all was In place at the welcome and reacquaintance hour where the former students gathered to celebrate, brag, talk over school days, see ivho looked the same, younger or older. They couldn't get to talk with everyone the first night so the reunion ontlnucd Into Friday with a fish-fry. Yes. the fish really tastes belter In SA N FO RD MARVA H A W K IN S about 'h eir former prom at Crooms High — the first kiss, new dress, make-up and page­ b o y h a ird o. V ideos o f the c la s s m a t e s and scen es o f Crooms High School during the years of growing up were shown. Sunday morning brought back "chapel tim e" at Crooms. The class marched In to the selection "G o d o f Our Fathers" with Professor Earl E. Mlnott. former music and choir director at the organ. Ministers William Lewis, pastor of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Holly Hill; Terry McKinney, and Evangelist Mury S trin g e r H a rk rcss. L ev a tty Spann Williams and members of the Class o f '63. They all Joined In the morning of worship and praise for truly many o f them bear witness that "th ey have come this far by fa ith ." Special musical pres­ entations were rendered by the Rev. Levatty S. Williams and also by Vernon Jones and Com­ pany. Greetings were extended Sanford! Memories began lo reappear. The Crooms students will remember the "coftec-pot" experience. Yes. they repeated the setting: hot dogs, ham­ burgers. soda and the latest music of 1963 dance craze wus all their for the guests. They wore their pleated skirts, bobby sox and oxfords. Yes. they all returned to 1963. Saturday evening was Ihe event of the season. Alumni, form er students, fam ily and friends gathered for the gala "Junior-Senior Prom " held at th e b e a u t ifu lly d e c o r a te d Sheraton Ballroom. The memo­ ries flowed again reminiscing □ Bee Hawkins, Page 6B Attending the Crooms Academy 1031-49 reunion aro (from left): George Sheppard, Royce B. Walden, Almeda Fields Williams, Margaret Dixon Oliver and Dr. Elmer Jenkins. / �- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 EN G AG EM EN TS M ails* M lchala Magnar and Brian O m ar Rlvara Magner-Rivera SANFORD - William D. and Dianne E. Manner of Sanford announce the engagement of their daughter. Mellsa Michele, lo Brian Omar Rivera, son of Ismael and Oladys Rodriguez of Deltona. Bom In Sanford, the brideelect Is the maternal grand­ daughter o f C.A. Chairou Sr. of Casselberry and Kathleen Chairon o f Sanford. She Is the iaternal granddaughter o f larold Magncr of Sanford and the late Mrs. Agnes Magner. Ms. Magner Isa 1991 gradu­ ate o f Seminole High School. Sanford, where she partici­ pated In Key Club. SADD. and served os captain of the bowl­ ing team. She Is presently attending Seminole Communi­ f ty College. Sanford, working on a degree In the nuratng held. Ms. Magner Is currently manager at Second Genera­ tions. Her (lance, bom In Fajardo. Puerto Rico. Is the maternal grandson o f Mrs. C a rm en tapez o f Rio Pleras. Puerto R ic o , a n d th e lu t e M r . A n a s t a c lo S a n tia g o . H is puternul grandparents are deceased. Rivera Is a 1991 graduate o f A n tille s High S ch ool. F t. Buchanan. Puerto Rico. He is presently night manager at the Sanford Mobile Station. San­ ford. The wedding will be an event o f July 1. 1995. Dietrich Continued fro m Page SB regularly. She has taken up painting, and the picturesque scenery In the land of windmills, wooden shoes and tulips p r o ­ vides a oerfect backdrop for exquisite art. Jackie's children and their families hosting the reunion are: Michael Jr., a Dallas lawyer, realtor and rcstaurteur. his wife Carol and daughter. Caroline: Jack, a single Dallas attorney; Bonnie Caolo Collins, husband Carl and children. Mark and Dotle. Dallas: Mark Caolo. wife Kim. and two nephews. Houston and Joe Davis of Dallas; and Susan Caolo-Boot. her husoand Marco, who are In the packaging business In the Netherlands, and their dons. Michael and Patrick. The civic center was festively decorated w ith a myriad o f brilliant polnsettlas. red and green ribbon banners and other traditional motifs. A potpourri of delicious finger fare was served during the entire evening. Entertainment was provided by Kallc Lytle, vocalist, and the School o f Dance Arts presented a dance number featuring fathers and daughters, a charming new piece that will be featured In the annual recital. Also, a video swim documen­ tary. produced at Jackie's pool, was shown to all the friends with separate videos available for those who so desired. Linda Sapp served as mistress of ceremonies and the guests filled out Information In ^ -x cards which will be used to compile a memory book. Th* Caolo family gathars lo honor Jackla at holiday rtunion. lyrical compositions lo describe their sentiments toward her. Slides were shown which dated back lo when Janice first arrived In Sanford. Shr was also pres­ ented with flowers, a gold watch and a golf package Janice said. “ It was u complete surprise • a real nice party.* She plans to just rrst for nwhlle. piny a lot of golf and go on a cruise. Janice and Fred urrlved In Sanford In 1963 Alter working at the hospital. In I9<>4 Janice became employed In the offices of Dr. W. Vincent Roberts us n registered nurse In obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Stephen Phillips Joined thr practice In 1976 and Dr. Juan L. Ravelo and Dr. David C. Mowere arrived In Although the party Is over and 1981 to Join the staff. the children and grandchildren A m e m b e r o f th e F i r s t have dep a rted for their r e ­ Prpesbvterlan Church. Janice Is spective homes. Jackie Is still also an avid golfer. "She will walking on air. play golf every day." Suzanne Will she be lonely? Maynlhun. u co-worker said. Not on your life. Not In Sanford Continuing. Stizznne said. - her home town which she loves "Jan has been with Ihls com ­ wholeheartedly. pany for 281* years and she Is well-loved by the entire stafT. We Tad Barkar la glad to at* Ja ck la Caolo. will miss her very much, and so will all thr patients. W e s t fa ll S r . and T h e lm a of the 1994 "Taste of Sanford " Janice Willson had the sur­ Williams Jennifer says she and her com­ prise of her life Wednesday night Congrats to 50-year mittee have a lot of the plans Taste of Sanford when she and her husband. church members finalized with more Information Fred, arrived In a llmo at the to be released at a later date Congratulations are In order to coming Jan. 15 Lake Forest Clubhouse for u With the holidays packed Tickets are available at thr the following who arc 50-year holiday office party. In honor of members of the First Baptist away for another year and us a door or from any club member her retirement. Janice was to be dull January debuts, put some In advance. Cost is $5 per Church of Sanford; the guest o f honor the next day Ellen Betts. Mack Cleveland. •«p.irk Into the month by atten­ person. at a reception at the medical R.F. Cooper. Joe Davis Jr.. Grace ding "A Taste of Sanford" Sat­ Circle marks season offices where she Is employed. Davis. S.J. Davis Sr.. Dorothy urday. Jan. 15. from 5 lo 8 p in., Or so she thought. The Wlldflower Circle of the Delong. Carol Ferguson. Lorcne at (h e S a n f o r d W o m a n 's Sanford Garden Club met In Surprise! Surprise! Franklin B.F. Gnnas. E m llv Clubhouse. 309S. Oak Avc. Last year's "Taste" was u December lor the regular busi­ About 55 collea gu es and Jlatr. Joey lludgcs. CaroUnc friends rolled out the red carpet lloltcluw. R.Z. Johnson Jr.. howltng success when Sanford ness meeting followed by a to welcome the popular regis­ Margaret Knight and Jam es eateries supplied Ihelr divine covered dish luncheon. Santa s|>rclaliles for a food venture Claus made his entrance and tered nurse who began her Henry Lappln. career at the old Seminole Me­ Also: Susie Lindsey. Louise that was out ol (Ills world Of had a gift for each member. Guests werr former member morial Hospital In 1963. The Malone. Eunice Martin. Helen course, club member* contrib­ surprise party was lo honor McGuire, Carlos A. McWhorter. uted their culinary specialties to Lois Cavallaro and Ella Jane Janice fo r her 30 years o f Elsie Mero. Doris Milam, Nltu s u p p le m e n t this b o u n tifu l Keough. Following thr social hour. Eula nursing In Sanford. Moreland. Vera Phillips. Watson spread. The same formal will be re­ Palmer and Gladys Zahund de­ The event was hosted by her Reel, Robert Steele. Thelm a doctor em p loyers who sang S teele. D ou glas S tcn strom . peated this year with Jennifer livered a Christmas gift to thr Christmas songs using their own Maude W cth erln glon . K eith Kelley at the helm as chairman Good Samaritan Home. Janie* Willson rtilrts from nursing Hawkins Betty Eppler bride of John Alex LaBree LAKE MARY Betty Elizabeth Eppler and John Alex LaBree urc announcing their m arriage today. T h ey w ere married CVt. 9. 1993. 2 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church. Lake Mary. The Rev. David Liddell performed the ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Betty and Clcvc Gregory Sr. of Oviedo and the bridegroom Is the son o f Mrs. Eunice LaBree of Sanford and the late Mr. John Allen LaBree. Given In murrlagc by her father, the bride chose for her vows a full- length white satin gown accompanied by » cha­ pel-length train of white luce and satin. The filled bodice featured a high collar and sweethenrt neckline. Th e neckline was bordered with a draped ruffle of white lace and satin. Her Illusion veil was held by a Juliet cup of white luce embellished with liny seed pearls. The three-quarter length veil was embroidered with an edging of white lurr. She carried a cradle bouquet of cream colored roses tipped with fuschlu. tiny fuschla roses, un assortment o f white cumatlons and g r e e n e r y t ie d w i t h streamers. Lynneltc Totten of West Palm Beach served as inald of honor. She wore a fuschla satin tenlength gown. The puffed sleeves h i g h l i g h t e d th e r o u n d e d neckline and fitted bottler. The balloon skirt was held by a large bow at the back of thr dress and r two smaller bow* embellished the shoulders. She carried a cradle bouquet of cream roses lip p e d w ith fu schla. w h ite carnations, baby's breath and greenery. Ann T a g g a rt. W est Paint Beach, Debbie Brady. West Palm Beach and Sue Clark. Winter Springs served us bridesmaids. Their gowns and dowers were Identical to the honor atten­ dant's. Michael l*aBrer of Sanford, b ro th rr o f the b rid e g ro o m , served us best man. Clcvc A. Gregory Jr.. Winter Park, brother of the bride, served ns usher. G ro o m sm en w ere A n d y Brennan. Casselberry. Eric Luce. Deltona, und Dave Herman o f Sanford. A s h le y E liza b eth E p p le r. daughter o f the bride, served as dower girl. She vrorc a doorlength dress of w hite satin trimmed with fuschlanow*. She wore a fuschla sash held by a lurge bow at the back o f the dress, and wore a fuschla bow In her hair. Follow ing the cerem ony, a reception was held at W inter Springs Civic Center. W inter Springs. The newlyweds are making Ihelr hom e In Lougwood. The bride is employed us Judicial clerk at Seminole County Court­ house and the groom Is a police onicer for the Winter Springs Poller Department. C ontlnasd fr o at P i f i SB by Pastor William Lewis. Faye Oliver Henderson and Barbara Kirby, principal. Crooms School of Choice. A memorial for the d e c e a s e d te a c h e rs an d classmates was given by Rosa Harrell Stephens. The message of the m orning was brought by classmate Boykin. Presentations to f o r m e r t e a c h e r s , a d ­ ministrators by Dorothy Taylor Bradley. Closing remarks were made by Agnes WUson Leonard. After the singing of Crooms' alma mater, the class of 1963 Joined (he recessional. This was the dnol setting for thr 30th reunion o f the Class of 1963. Afterwards, they dined, wined, gave thanks, made their good­ byes and vowed to return to do-lt-up again! Crooms 1931-49 classes reunite Crooms Academy Reunion of the Classes of 1931-1949. "Decades o f Reminiscence — Remlnlsclng Again and Again — Strong S u rvivors 1 9 9 3 ." Croom s A cadem y, a lender strong among leaders. A sch<x>l built In a black community once I ' See Hawkins, P a ge 7B Rosier Continued from Page SB second In the nation and almost n eck -ln -n eck with D es tin y. P iz z a z z p e r fo r m e d s e v e r a l numbers with the highlight being a modified version o f a medley o f Madonna tunes en ­ titled "Express Yourself." The third group. Fantasy. Is the newest group that won put together In September. 1993. Fantasy la mixed guys and gala who have done the Hall of Fame awards and were ihe opening act for Barry Manllow. The highlight was Ihelr first piece "Blrdland" named after the New York Jazz club which was named after the famous Charlie "Bird" Parker. The three groups have a total of 104 members who are all extremely talented young peo­ ple. Each group chooses Ihelr ow n n a m e . Bob M c G u ir e . director, w orks closely w ith these groups and Is rightly quite proud o f their accomplishments. McGuire Is married to Maureen McGuire w ho Is the choreo­ grapher for the Seminole liljlh S chool d a n c e team Dazzlers. Maureen is also a dancer. T h e groups rehearse after school and Bob McGuire has four classes of Jazz. J e ff J o rd o n Is the ban d director who Is Immensely Im ­ portant lo these groups. There were continuous "ooh s and aahs" heard throughout Ihe per­ formances at the holiday lun­ ch eon. T h e y w ere a m ost appreciative audience. In addition lo Ihe entertain­ m ent d u r in g Ih e h o l i d a y festivities, one of the Important hap|M-n!ngs was ihe cundellghl Induction o f new club members. Thelma Sterrcll. president. In­ ducted : Dona Tnnnlcr. Bernice Zambrovltz. Joan Krogh. Joyce Berger. Roxann Hunlcy. Marilyn Taylor. Deborah Dryden. Linda Wish. Kathleen Boren. Angle Dayton. Clnytona Nixon and June! Ilocg. Member Melanie llalre was at Ihe mneellng with her 13-dny young son. Hunter Lewis, who wns bom about a month pre­ mature heart and lung p ro­ blems. He came home when he was 11 days young and mam and son urc Improving daily. Young llunler was wide awake and bright-e>'ed and looked adorable. Each club member was given the name of u young girl or discounts on more than 325 ol Florida's finest courses! Each hook Is only $25. but for an even better deal, buy Hirer and gd one free! E very book h old er has a chance lo win a round of golf with Gary Player. The lucky winner can Invite two guests to join In Ihe fun and excitement of golfing wllh Gary Player at the exclusive Alaquu Country Club. Entry forms are contained In raeli book. More than 185 courses offer unlimited play and more than 50 courses ofTer year-round play und g r e a t g o l f d is c o u n ts whenever you want them. You run purchase the golf discount book ul your local American Cancer Society oilier or cull toll-free 180O-ACS-2345 lo place un order. When you give tu the Ameri­ can Cancer Society, you arc The American Cancer Society supporting the most effective Golf Discount Book Is Ihe best und comprehensive approach to golf deal In Florida and Is now cancer control. You on- making a available. Also. It Is the perfect personal statem en t against gift for golfers on Father's Day. cancer. "And. most Importantly, Mother's Day. birthdays, gradu­ you arc saving lives," said area representative Dre Uunur of Ihe ation. und rcllrrmrnt. Thr 1994 Golf Book gives you American Cancer Society. woman who is u resident o f the H a c ie n d a G ir ls R u nch In Melbourne. The names were given out at Ihe last meeting for Ihe women to purchase holiday gifts for the girls. The girls' ages, sizes, favorite colors and other Infonnallon was Included. This is one o f the club's annual churltablc endeavors. At the holiday luncheon the gifts were all beautifully wrapped and tied In rlbb on s'u n d presented to Murllyn Grigsby, director o f the Hacienda Girls Ranch to take Iwck for the girls lo have n Joyous holiday season. There were 76 In attendance nt Ihls festive event. They even managed to find time lo rat Ihe luscious pumpkin bread, salad. Seafood Ncwhurg and trl-color parfalt. Cancer society selling golf discount book �Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. January 2, 1994 • 71 A thank-you note sent in rhyme gives you pleasure every time DEAR ABBY: With Hirer marrlrd children and 10 grandrhlldrrn. w r have 16 birthday;* and three anniversaries to re­ member every year. Each one la recognized with u ctycck and an original poem from Grandma and Grandpa. Thank-you calla or nolraarr rare. This year we derldrd fo do wrmrthlng abut It. The following jxiem now goes with each gift: 1-------------------- NEW lUJLE Every time you relebralr We send a gift, sometimes It's late. Before ym. put It In your foully You should rrmruiber whom to thank. The gifts are modest, but they count' It Is the thougbl. not the amount. There's only one who is too small To write a note or make a call. If we don't hear that magic word. Giving gifts will be absurd. Get on the ball, don't lx* a dunce. We'll only send this me .sage once! The first res|xmse was from our gran d d a u gh ter In M in­ neapolis; I'm writing now to say thanks For the addition to my bank(s). As well as for the thoughts you sent. It was definitely time well spent. At school this year I'm doing well. And getting used to the early hell. B iology. Russian. A lgebra. Trig The rooms arr small, but the school Is big I wrote my note Just like I oughter. Th an k s again, from you r granddaughter. laive. Jane SUBMITTED BY ARNOLD GORDON. I.OS ANGELES To need reminding more than onre. A D V IC E % ABIG AIL VAN B U R E N ARNOLD OORDON: Your granddaughter Is pretty cool. It's plain to see that site's no fool. She'd have to he an awful dunce SUN D AY’S TELEVISION AFTERNOON DEAR ABBY: I have seen, from lime to time, articles In your rolumn about plastic sur­ gery for women. I am a 20 year old mule who has overly developed breasts. I have missed out on a lot of activities such as swimming and tennis because I am embar­ rassed about the way I look without a Jacket covering me. Can mules have surgery to reduce the size o f their breasts? If so. II would open up a whole new world for me. INSECURE AND O V E R D E V E L O P E D DEAR INSECURE: Cosmetic surgrons have been performing this type of surgery for many years Don't be embarrassed to usk your physician to recom­ mend a surgeon. Good luck. DEAR ABBY: I Just had to share this. I was In n restaurant one morning, and a group of se n io rs w ere h a v in g th e ir morning coffee. One lady said. "I was driving along und the car behind me was tailgating me. I got so mad I wanted to give the driver the finger, but I forgot which finger!” LORETTA YALOWITZ. LAKEWOOD. CALIF. Stitch-------Continued from Page SB anything.” Mild Powell. There nre two particular designers of counted cross stitch patterns that she Is attracted lo A lm u L y n n e and M aureen Appleton top her list o f favor­ ite's. "Maureen Appleton strives Hawkins----Continued from Page 8B known as the "celery licit.” The academy was founded by and named In honor of Professor and Mrs. J.N. Crowns us a result of their dedicated leadership abili­ ties and other services renderrd for the educational development of bluck youth In Sanford and S e m in o le C ou n ty . C room s Academ y Was constructed In 1920 nt the end of West 13th Street. Grades four through 10 were started and after several years the curriculum o f the school expanded to Include grades I I and 12 In 1931. the llrst senior high school class g r a d u a t e d f rom C room s Academy. T h e school has seen four principals Professor Joseph N. Crooms. 1926 1953. Professor Roy A. Allen, 1953-61. Harper L. D o u g in s . 1 9 6 1 -1 9 6 5 , and Edward L Hlackshcnre. 19651961. On Sunday evening. Dec. 26. over 150 members of graduating classes who had traveled from near and far again Joined their classmates, friends und former students In the grand march lo begin the Crooms Academ y classes reunion. The vesper serv­ ice* planned by the committee saw the Zion llope Missionary Baptist Church packed to capac­ ity us the strong survivors marched In by classes. Eliza C. Pringle of the Class o f 1937 presided. The processional ” God of Our Fathers rendered by E v e ly n Rock C la r k . 1942. pianist; Earl E. Mlnott. 1948. organist. Rivers D. McCreary Jr.. 1942. trum peter. T h e open selection "Lift Every Voice and S in g ” by the congregation. Music was renderrd by Crooms Academ y Mass Choir. Greetings were given by Willie K in g ol the Class o f 1948 and Johnny W. Joseph ol the C lass o f ‘46 presented the spruker. the Rev. Arthur Graham, a graduate of Crooms High Class o f ‘66 and presently pnsior of St. Mary's M ission a ry Baptist C hurrh. Conway. Th e spirit of the "o ld chapel tim e" at Crooms was enjoyed by the worshippers. The memorial for th e deceased principals, teachers, classmates w as ted by Juanltu Graham Hurrold. Class of 1944. Torch lighters were Wesley Wright Jr.. 1946. Elnora J. Cashew. 1941. Jacquelyn F. Sanderson, 1949. M in nie F. Roux. 1939. Jam es Wilson. 1946. Walter A. Stapler. 1942. Ruth Way Jackson. 1945 and torch holder. Anna B. Blocker. Class o f 1939. The speclnl vesper se rvice will be rem em bered because of Its relationship In how chapel was held ut Crooms Academy. Reunion chairman Earl Mlnott and the committee wish to thank Pastor Ellas CafTcy and Zlan Hope for services rendered. T h e reunion activities con­ tinued with a banquet held at the Sanford Civic C enter on Monday. Dec. 27. at 6 p.m. with over 250 ulumnt and guests a tten d in g. Joseph Culdwell, c l a s s o f 1946 s e r v e d as toastmaster for the occasion. Invocation was offered by Dr. Oswuld P. Bronson. Class of 1944. The welcome and oc­ casion was given by Alfrrdla J. Wallace. Cluss of '38. Musical renditions were by Preston DeBose and Rivers McCreary. Class o f 1942. "M o m e n ts to Re­ m em ber." a panel with Murgarrt Dixon Oliver. Class o f 1934. George Sheppard. 1943. Royce W aldcm . 1946. Almcda Fields. 1944, Elmer J en kin s, class 1947. Introduction o f teachers by Katheryn Joseph Alexander, rem a rk s by Katie Robinson Burke, presentations and closing remarks. Chairman Mlnott. / In Su n font I I e ra hi h i i n ^ s ll li tt <>i l i l l o \ <n u d o n i sit /> .. • Local N m • N allonillnnnuU ioaal News • Sports • Weather • Letter! to the Editor • Church Page • Leisure Magazine • Conks • Classified Ads • Local Advertising • Saadajr Health Fttaess/ EdocstloWBuslocsa • Special Sections 54 V*an o f Community Sen tre 7b Subicrtbt Call Today! 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 for quality In all she docs." she said. " T h e y forth tend to Iran toward a Victorian and country style w hich Is similar to what I have In my house.” Powell’s slstrr buys hrr a hardbound book o f rountrd cross stitch fMitterns each year for Christmas and her favorite designers bonks were som e o f the onrs received. A large wooden country-style cabinet stores many of Powell's projects und materials for her hobby. "B e organized, that's the key. an d find the time My cabinet helps keep me orga­ nized.” she said. A smsll pillow with the picture of a little boy and g irl and the phrase “ A Friend Is worth a thousand words” Is one of the many C h ristm as presents she has made fo r family or friends. "F o r years I’ve given cross stltrh for presents." she said. "It's a good feeling to see your work for others on their wall or displayed In their house.” Doing model stltrhlng at a store fo r one year helped Powell perfect her hobby even more ller a d vice for beginners Is to start on a small Irasls like small towels o r Christmas decorations Then If you make a mistake you ran th row them away. Anti as Powell said. "Then It's not the end o f the world and your ex p en se Is minimum. Start simple and find a friend that does cross stitch so they can teach you Come and see me and I'd be happy lo teach someone." Powell udvlses beginners to start with 14-count Alda cloth. The numbering of the cloth corre­ sponds with the number o f threads per Inch of fabric. For exam ple. 11-count Alda Is eleven threads per Inch and 22-count Is 22 threads per Inch. So the smaller the number the larger the area rovered by a pattern and the larger the number, the smaller the area covered. There are many dif­ ferent fabrics that may be used for stitching. Alda cloth covers II- to 18-count. Ilardhanger Is 22-count. luaguana Is 28-count und linen may range from 25- to 32-cou nt. P o w e ll sp o k e o f Klostem fabric which Is 7 -C o u n t , and perforated paper used fre­ quently for small Christmas or­ naments. She Is planning to work on u project using vinyl weave fabric that Is placed Inside a plastic layer on a slpper cup. Powell Is very partial to DMC floss. " I only use DMC because It's a Ixitcr quality." she said "The colors from DMC don't bleed when y o u wash them, they shine better and even lay Ixitcr on the fabric." A needle costing $3 50 was another of the wise Investments P o w e ll t e e ls Is w orth the expense. "T h is needle Is guaran­ teed not to tarnish so the fabric won’t end up with rust sjxrts," she said. " I use the smullcst needle so I can go from a small or a large fabric and It won't open big holes In the piece." Powell felt a hoop to hold the fabric was not a necessity. Powell gave a few tips on other details o f cross stltrhlng. "F o r problems with fraying fabric using masking tape Is a no-no." she said. "It weakens the fabrlc und an ointment railed Fray Check works with the sticky mess." She ulso suggests using Woollte to clean a completed project or a drop of Dawn dish detergent with white vinegar. The detergent cleans the oil from the fabric and the vinegar keeps dark spots from appearing. Powell chuckled as she said. "Doing cross stitch keeps me from eating." Is It possible the phrase. " A stitch In time saves nine may have referred to nine pounds?" Powell may give a resounding positive response to that Inquiry. M O V IE I A N D u . •J J ummE 80 Kurt &ui U I J 0 4 SO 7:10 0 4S P E L IC A N B R I E F G55E fGER G E R O N IM O 1it> 4:11 700 MS EH3 _______ G rumpy old m en JACK LLMMON 1 ^ 1 :1 0 >:t I I J O 7:10 0:40 i w MWBfUttrUUJBnffin C1NEUAS-J24-0115 r i m x m fi Litchfield t a t 440 7:t» » 4S .. M*r 17-HLUrOwO pen SISTER ACT 2 1:00>:101:117:20 *30 ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND �U w f i^ t S j u B « f lN H 9 N • 3 - Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1S94 B L O N D IE by Ch ic Young) .AiMIIWCf >9 AN ■ACCOSOON p _ a v ib —* By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 2. 1994 lluslcnlly you have always B E E T L E B A ILE Y by A rt Sansom T H E BORN LO SER ri!££.TW£,70s*l£>C#.fteKX. YOU r THlKK. I SHOULD ODHJdDER IT7 ^ rwcLU two our of n «E , amway * KNOu.eaLDarroWf fUTF0RA!>Htt3. LONGMNR... PEANUTS The New Year had fin a lly come. E E K ft M E E K euocx. sc, GOT-ltef30WT TIME? by Charles M . Schulz In spite o f all th a t had happened, he knew he had much to be thankful for. He was still a dog. UTS 2EE..0U M Y WATCH rPS JUST ABCLTf. NOW OOFS! UOrniSkJT... M O W rT5 WOUO..UKOH... NOW k l f l U f IT IS.. Imtii a rather ambitious Individ­ ual. yrl In tin- year ahead you are likely fo set even larger goals for yourself than you have pre­ viously. Fortunately, what you'll hope to do will he within tile m in t ol possibility CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan HI) I lend Id.il drvclopmenta arc probable today with Just about anyone with vvlioin you'll lie Involved However, you could I k* more fortunatr with someone iKirn under the signs of Scorpios or Capricorn. Capricorn, treat yourself to a bin Inlay gift. Send lor your Astro-Grapd predictions lor the year ahead by mailing $1.25 and a lung, self-addressed, stamped en velo p e to Astro* Graph, c/o this newspaper. I’ .O. Ilox 4405. N'ew York. N.Y AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb. 10) Something you've bent wanting to change but have >K-en unable to do so might be brought alMiut by someone else today In a way that's Iteyond your |K*rsonal abil­ ities PISCES (Pcb 20-March 20) Sometimes you have ton many Imns In the fire for your own gixKl. but tiulay could Ik- an exception. The more you have going for you. the lK*tter. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) If you are I m>I(I and enterprising today. It means you could Ik* capable of doin g something rather dramatic to achieve an extremely dlfllcult objective. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) A situation unlay that associates haven't quite figured out could Ih- very clear to you. Instead of having Just one way to resolve It. you might think ol several OEMINI (May 21 June 20| Conditions are trending in a favorable manner for you irnlay. even a situation that threatened real problems If mismanaged. It should now be well undrr con­ trol. CANCER IJune 2 1-July 221 He alert lor situations tiKlay where you 1 ould function as the middle (M-rson and do something prof­ itable lor yourself and whoever you might represent. LE O (July 2:i-Aug 221 Matters prrialnlng to vour personal fi­ nances or prestige continue to By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jan .3. 1994 m In the year ahead situations may develop that will enable you to urqulre or gain something you've been truly wanting. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) Success In your endeavors is Indicated today, but not only for yourself but also for persons with whom y o u 're Involved. You'll be motivated lo the do the greatest good for the largest number. M ajor changes are ultead for Capricorn In the com­ ing year. Send for your AstroGraph predictions tmlay. AQUARIUS Man. 20*Feb. 19) Timing Is of extrem e Importance tmlay and fortunately this could lie your strongest suit, especially In career tnatlem. Do as your Instincts direct. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today Is tiic day to start looking nhend a bn. because you should now be able lo biend your prrsent efforts very comfortably wllh your future hopes. i by Bob Thaves FR A N K AND E R N E S l NO THINKS- X IN FO R M A TIO N s u peuHlGHMAY , 1 IN 3 f K lt f H T W M t 'iGNOfiANtc AIL FQU\PMtNT SOLO A IW . », 1 • *#V. * • P * i-f-9* by J im D a vis G A R F I E L D __________ /WINTER 16 5UCH A \ PEACEFUL SEASON By Jim M e d d ic k * ROBOTM AN* • IS1SM* M I Why at first i objected to that m m T \0NE TOO) UNTIL THEY EXPLAINED TEATURE THAT IN CERTAIN SUB*TROPICAL YOU REGIONS THOSE ARE STANDARD WSAPIN6 IESVJE UNIFORMS...J— - n r v ^ A POLICE HAT, 6UN BELT AND THONG BiHIN'l „ BRiEPS? r 1 Actor — MacLachlsn S Kind ol 9 BoiWtgtrfclory 41 Plaything 42 Voicono 11 — Picons 13 Rsvstsrs' cry 14 Eiclsmatton 18 Dtitbtn't — Boss 16 Recruit 18 Son of Abraham 20 Spanish lady 21 South ol IMch. 22 Couple 24 Foreigner 27 01 no value 31 South ol Nab. 32 Cottage org. 33 In addition 34 Freshwater Itah 38 Scorch 36 Philosopher V 1 1 IJ — Mari 37 Nacaaaary 39 Bandieedc — Shaw 40 Dolanaa dapL Anewer la Prevtaee Pwaate JJ1IUU LdllkiLJ LJfJU auuu uuuu louu yU L JL J U U IJ L J □uuuu u u u um jiju L JfJL J H JIJU J L d C J U W U IJC J l J L J U □ L1 LJU JU U U ULO ULi M lllS U lJ L 'J U J 82 Constructs i J L J U k i □ lJ U U U U LJU L JIJU 83 Make lacs U U U U L J U 84 Sharp product 46 Annoying 49 State ol 88 Sinoar Horne Id L L IU U U U U L 1 L J U 86 Kind Ol cunt J U U UL3UU LdUUUJ 87 Heavy string LJIJL3 U U m UUUU 80 Organa ol sight DOWN 1 Military cap 2 Actor — Montand 3 Narrow Hat board 4 Foaa f.l( 111 H ’ l UIO s — up: in a nervous state 6 Relating lo ^ jrandpsrsnls Chaney • Even (poet.) 9 Food take­ out words H II II ( II Iki CI 10 Aslan chief 11 Mrs. Charles Chapin 17 Adored one 19 Actress — Sothem 22 Emperor (yar.) 23 Noll lory 24 Related 28 Put on board 28 Arrow poison 27 Ruselen river 28 Coup d — 29 Spore cases 30 Only 32 Long-tasting guarral 38 Ce«1. aMna ottunauen 38 Linda Evans role 39 1944 Inva* sion data 39 Astronauts' 41 Tendency 42 Tardy 43 Arabian garments 44 Animat doctors 48 Champagne bucket 48 Foiow 41 U 47 Horse's nark hair 46 Epochs 80 Dog assn. 61 Recant (prof.J u ItMik lucky (or you again today. Don't let anything hrnrflc idlp |m m you. VIROO (Aug. 23-Srpt. 221 Tmlay you mustn't Ik* bashful nlmut asserting yourself if some* one with whom you're Involved lacks your qualifications and experience as a leader. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 231 lluncbcs you get today pertain­ ing lo the outcome of events c o u ld be q u i t e a c c u r a te . cs|M*clully II they are of a positive n atu re. Others m ight think ARIES (March 21-April 19) How you conduct yourself In front of others today could have a hearing on something that t» |H*ndtng carrrrwlse Your grades should Ik * quite high. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Without minimi/Ing or Ignoring your logical assessments tmlay. you will still Ik- able to take Into consideration the feelings of others. Decisions you make will liuve broad appeul. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) T h is could be un extremely productive and rewarding day for you If you devote your ttmc and effort to th e types of a s s i g n m e n t s y o u enj oy performing. Be choosy. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) The artistry you employ today, whether working on something creative or dealing with people, could be quite Impressive. Your endeavors should win favorable reviews In both areas. LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) Your ability to dcui with subordlnants ami make them feel equal could they're too good lo lie true, but they aren't. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your optimism and enthusiasm are easily aroused Imlav and lilts can be an enormous asset. It m ay enable you to sell or promote something others cun't SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2I| Don't despair If you huvrn't been u t'e lo come up with new ways to enhance your earnings lately. From tills point furward Ideas you conceive could be very profitable. win you some extra points to­ day. They're upl lo put forth more effort and do extras for you they normally wouldn't. VIROO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Your ego might get a big boost tmlay when you discover the nice things associates are saying about you. even from Individuals wllh whom you didn't think you hud a high rating. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) This could he u red letter day for you financially If you handle your involvem ents properly. Your chances for enlarging that which Is already good are excellent SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The cycle you're presently In puts a very strong emphasis on your leadership qualities. The Influence Is positive which the results should reflect. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Desired merchandise you acquire today arc apt to be things you'll treasure for a long time to come. You have an eye for elegance as well us practicali­ ty* WIN A T BRIDGE By Phillip Alder GtT ON goAtt> THf ACftOM First of all. I wish all my readers a very happy new year, and much success both al and away from the bridge table during 1994. Let's start the year with a wonderful defense from the 1986 World Championships, held In Miami. North's one-club o|H*nfng was strong and artificial. South's dou ble o f East s debatable ovcrcull showed 7-9 (Kilnls. And North's Ill-advised thrcc-cluh rchtd (pass Is preferable) asked South to hid three no-trump wllh something in clulis. West led Inc club 10 and dummy played the seven. Sil­ ling East was one of France's Ih-sI players. Michel l.cbcl. lie knew lioin (lie club-It) lead that South held the Jack. If South had lli«* arc as well. It didn't matter which card la b el played. Hut II West had led from lltc A*10-9. II made a big dlllercncc. Lcbcl didn't put up the queen at trick one — lie played the two! II able In sec through the hacks of the curds. South would have played low also. Tills would have locked West's club suit out o f the game. Declarer would have lost only four trlrks: onr heart, one diamond and two clu b s. H ow ever. South was human. He won the Hist trick amt lost a diamond trick to East. Now LcIk-I relumed thr rltih queen. West overtook wllh Hu­ nt c and cashed four more club tricks: two down. Finally, note that If declarer plays dummy's club king ut trick one. East must unblock the quren! It was a brilliant defense. Hut It satisfied the age-old axiom thal If an opponent must get a trick In u suit you are trying to establish, you should make him win It as quickly as possible. A N N IE THAT'S JUST U K t IHiNO lUP TOPt JUST SO/ NO, anort with tov.0.0.: WEST 4 J t 72 V... ♦ Ji j ♦ a to»1 a 2 111* EAST ♦ lit Yqiitj ♦ K 72 ♦ Q2 SOUTH ♦ AQ2 4 10 7 1 2 4Q84 ♦ Jit Vulnerable. Neither Dealer: South Saatk Pau Dbl 2 NT Wnt Pau 24 Pau Nwtk 14 24 Pau Eait 14 Pau Pau Opening lead ♦ 10 ( 0 1 9 9 4 . N E W S PA PE R TERPRISE ASSN. EN­ Jjv Leonard Starr Musn/5/fcvfgv v.’ONPee n fs NORTH ♦ K 101 4AKJ 4 ♦ A W» S ♦ K7 ( | WELL. YOU KNOW t CAtiT WHfgt THAT SAFB Aoveir . O O C i/ WHY 16 / f K Y S tL f/ 5TILL LYtNtS o u r& tp s ? .' �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 2, 1994 - SB Legal Notices Legal Notices THE BOAROOF C O U N T ^ O M M IM IN E R S THE COUNT Y OF SEMINOLF * ** c o « n » i. « • » b. * " * * C M , r Board of County Commissioners al until | 00 P M . local lima. ■ j -*!t** y H ,W4 propo»al» mil ba publicly opened and m*<* j P *T County Sery.cet ^ £ “ * •* c «unty C o rw n in w a ft Auditorium. n O IE ^ t t iNiNrt. Santord. Florida Tha par ton whot* duty It It to °f* " **T ' ,lm* Ba» orrlrod and no bids rtctiv^d a n tf tht tptclfwtf tlm« will ba convxtortd Prooov*i» " jg s V K iC “ T E •» WORK, Stminota County It tootling tho assistance ot *" » ^ ' “ PO' Public Finance la « to t o r « at n tonnoctlon with potential upcoming actlyttlag rotating to tho C on ty't F mancot r *E. .A^ l ? . G» PBO PO M t MAIL TO Purchatlng Division. KOI Eat* Itt Stroot, Room m . Sanlord FL Tjrri OIV^HONiA | L» i * Ft UV1ST tT, STREET J i « e f ,VED 'N ™ E PURCHASING OIVI5IOW. IIQI — ROOM )XM - SANFORD OPENING Ota* n i t i * b o ^ L * 00 P M - lO CAL TIM* ON ? T u » !2 n iDV i»r0 « L EA^na0 W n A l * "C C EIV EO AFTER THAT TIME W ILL NOT BE ACCEPTEO NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BF ^ R O O M ? w T ° i A L i * ILL NOT BE A C C tP IC 0 ° " r e c e iv e d MARK OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE R F P r in BondCountal Compjaio RFP pactagot Mill bo otoiloblo Monday. Ooctmbor 17. IFOJ and may bo obtained al Iha Swmlnota County W fv l o t Buildmg. Purchatlng Oiyltlon Third Floor Room n o t HOI E Itl Streel **” '• « ' « ' " » at no charge For lurthar informationcontact LlndaC Jonotattention m i t o r n i l NOTE ALL PROSPECTIVE OFFERORS ARE HEREBV CAU r ^ r ^ L 1^ 0^ AN¥ M tM 8 E " OF THE SEMIWHE L ? i * f t o o B n o R? a ° J , . COUNTV COMMISSIONERS. COUNTY i ^ P EJ L S ! L leL 6 C T ,0 N COAMAITTEE REGARDING THE ABOVE PROPOSAL ALL c o n t a c t s m u s t b e c h a n n e l e d THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION Tho County rotor>ot tho right to r*|ect any tr all ottert with or without cause to waive technical,I|*t. or to occopt tho ottor which In Itt bat I ludgmonl bott torvot tho Intorttt ot Iho County Coil ot submittal ot thit ottor It cimtKtartd on oporollonal cott ot t f » oltoror and tholl not bo pauod on to or tor no by tho County Control Soryicrt Purchat ng County Services Build ng 1101 E IttSIrool Santord FL U77I Publtth January J. Iff* OENt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Gw THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO t lt U C A I I K BRIDGEPORT POSTOFFICE FEDERAL CREOIT UNION Plaintiff vs RICHAROM BARNIL. Individually and OE BORAH J BARNE Sn/k/aDE BORAH J FINDLEY. Individually and EUGENE JOHNSON. JR a k a O E JOHNSON. JR Including any unk nown spouse ot said Datendants. it tuber hot remarried and it either or both ot said Delenderli ere deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees grantees, assignees, creditors. Honors ond trustees end all ether persons claiming by. through, under or agamtl the named Delender 11 end AMERICAN FINANCIAL CORPORATION OF TAMPA, e F lorlde Corporation JOHN OOE end JANE DOE. WINTER PARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. PSM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION dvb'e M ONTEREY NORTH APARTMENTS. STATE OF FLORIOA. SABRINA K JACKSON.STATE OF FLORIDA METROMAIL CORPORATION. VICTOR L SPITHALER. EPICREALTY SERVICES INC . LAVERNE B WILLIAMS. HORNE PROPERTIES. NEWBURY PLACE LIMITED PAR T N E flS H lP d b o n e w b u r y place CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOCONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSEDORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tho City ot Longwood Florida, trat tha City Cammlttlon will hold a public hoar mg to contidor enactment at tha follow mg Ordinance ORDINANCE NO *4 1171 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITV OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO rf). AND ALL ITS AMENDMENTS OF THE SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COMPRE HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO FLORIOA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY A I TOCITY C l PROVIOlNG FOR CONFLICTS SEVERABILITY AND EF FECTIVS OATE Piooto bo adritod thit ordinance provides lor the reionmg ot .ortain property dour bod ot tot low! LOT t l CENTRAL PARK ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK * PAGE f f OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA (MORE GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS UO OOG TRACK ROAD LONGWOOO FLORIDA) Said Ordinance wot placed on Tirtt read mg on December 10. I*01. and tho City CommiMOn will contidtr tamo tor final pattago and adoption alter tho public hearing which will ba hold In the Long wood City Cammlttlon Chamberv ITI W Warren Are-mo Longwood. Florida, an Monday tha IHh day ot January A 0 . Iff*. at t 00 P M . or at toon thereafter at pattibto At the mooting. Intorottod portlet may appaar and bo hoard with rotpacf to tha proposed Ordinance Thit roaring may ba continued tram time to time until final action it tattn by tha City Cammlttlon A copy ot tha propotad Ordmanca It potted at City Hall. Langwaod. Florida, and capiat ora an file with the Clerk at the City and tamo may bo Intpected by the public A loped record ot thit mooting l| mode by the City tor Itt conromance Thit record may not constitute an adtquala record tor pv'potet at appaai tram a daemon made by the Cammlttlon with rotpacf to tha toragomg manor Any perton with mg to antura that on adequate record at the proceeding* it momtamed tar aopeileie pvrpotet it edytied to m att the nocottary arrangements at hit or har awn aopanta Portent with ditabilifiat noodmg attittanca to pametpatt tnanyuf mota poecaadmgt mould contact tha ADA Caordinatar at I COTI H# MBt. *6 hourt In advanca at the moating DATED THIS Ooctmbor it. Itoi GERALDINE O Z AV.BRI. CITV CLERK f IT YO F LONGWOOO. FLOfUD* PUBLISH Jev>u*ryl6 January t l^ f t s , D EN F S IM IN O L I COUNTY BOARDOF COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO JANUARY U . I I N IM F M . Tha Board el County Cammlttlonart el Sommoia County. Florida, will held a public hearing ta contidor tha toUewIng I SHERRY SANCHEZ RAZOR - B A tl 1} TOTE — A S Agriculture Zona — Appaai agamtl tha Board ot Adluttment m approving a joodai Eicoplien ta place a mobile heme I Renewal al a Medical Harothipl an Let It. Holiday Ranch. |Ta> Parcel 101. Section 1 19 U. E tide al Iren Herte Band. 100 It N ot Otcaota Road and to mile E al Mullet Lata Park Drlro IDISTSI Thit pub'le haanng will ba baM In Room 1010 al tha Samlnota County Service* Bu“ dmg. 1101 Eatt First Strool. Santord. Florida, on January U . IK *. at F 00 p m or at toon fhareefter at posttota Written com man tt Iliad with tha Currant Planning Manager will ba considered Porters appearing #1 tha public hearing will ba heard Funhardotalltaeaiiabiabycdiimgni t u o .t it U M Portent are edvltad that if they decide ta appaai any decision made at this hearing, they will need to Insure that a verbatim record of tho proceedings H made, which record includes tho testimony and eridence upon which the appeal It to ba bated, par Section tat OIOS. Flor >da Statutes Persons with disabilities needing att>tlonco ta participate In any of theta proceedings should contact the Employee Relations Depart ment ADA Coordinator t l hourt In advance ot the mooting at Hi iiio .e itm i BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: DICK VAN OERW EIDE. CHAIRMAN ATTEST: MARYANNE MORSE.CLERK Publish: January 2. IFft DENS (TATI OF FLORIDA DIPARTMINT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICE OP INTENT TO ISSUE PERMIT Tho Department of Environmental Protection give* notice of ttt intent ta Issue an Industrial Wastewater treatment and disposal system permit ta IFAS lor temporary operation at a lyHem to serve tha IFAS Santord Central Florida Research A Education Canter located at 1790 E Celery Avenue. Sentard. Seminoir County. Florida Tha applicant s address It the Apopka Agricultural Research A Education Canter, n o 1 Binlon Road. Apopka. Florida U70I. Attn Or C A. Conover, Center Director This It a State of Flor Ida agricultural research facility which discharges Industrial • alien e'er tram tha laboratory and domestic, wastes at four buildings inta a serial of an tile septic tanks and dralnttaldt This permit than allow tna faculty ta continue ta operate tar a period to evaluate and propose corrective action at required by the permit. The Department hat considered tha effects of this discharge upon the ground water. Tha Department hat assigned File Number IT)e 714*1 te tho prefect A person whoso tubttontlil Interettt ore affected by the Deportment's propotad permitting decision may petition ter an administrative proceeding (hearing) In accordance with Section 110 It. Florida Statutes Tha petition mutt contain tha Information tot forth below and mutt ba Iliad (received) In tho Office of General Counsel ot the Department at MOO Blair Star* Road. Tallahattaa. Florida n m ia o o . within It dayt of publication of this notice Petitioner shall mall a copy ot tha petition to tha applicant at tha address Indicated above at the time of filing Failure to file a petition within thit time period shall constitute a waiver ot any right tuch parson may have to request an administrative dotermination Ihearing I under Section IK It. Florida Statutes The Petition than contain the tallowing Information (a l tha name, address and telephone number el each petitioner, tha applicant's name and address, tha Department permit Ilia number and tha county In which the protect Is proposed, (b) a statement of how and whan each petitioner received notice ot the Department s action or proposed action: (c l a statement of how each ; tiitioner'e substantial interests are effected by the Department s action or proposed action, (d) a statement of tha material tacts disputed by petitioner. If any: (a) a statement of facts which petitioner contends warrant reversal or modification of the Department s action or propotad action: (I) o statement el which rules or statutes petitioner contends require reversal or modification of tha Department's action or proposed action; end (g ) a statement ot the rellet sought by petitioner, staling precisely the action petitioner wants Iha Department to taka with respect to tha Department's action or P^opoitd action It a petition Is filed, the administrative hearing process Is designed ta formulate agency action Accordingly, tho Department's final action may ba differ ant tram tha position taken by It In this Notice Parsons whose substantial Interests will be affected by any decision at tha Department with regard to the application have tha right te petition ta became a party ta the proceeding Tho petition must conform to the requirements specified Above and ba filed (received) within 14 days of publication at this notice In the Oftica of Control Counsel at the above address of the Department Failure to petition within the allowed lime frame constitutes a waiver of any tight such parson ho* ta request a nearing under Wcilun lju 17. F.J.. and la participate as a party ta this proceeding Any .subsequent Intervention will only bo al the approval of the presiding officer upon motion filed pursuant te Rule » I10T. F A C. Tha application Is available ter public Inspection during normal buslnesa hours. I CO a m to 100 pm .. Monday through Friday, tecepf legal holidays, at Department al Environmental Protection. U t f AAagufra Boulevard. Lulls 2 ». Orlande. Florida Publish January I. lose OEN II APARTMENTS SAMI HE IRICH. OWNER c/o PRESIDENTIAL CROUP SOUTH INC . SUN BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LAURA JOHNSON ACUSHNET COMPANY. TITLEISTGOLFOIVISION RICHARDS CASSELBERRY. G TROY RAY. JR . TA* COLLECTOR. UNITED STATESOF AMERICA. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE: GENERAL ELECTRIC CREOIT CORPORATION. 8LASER FINANCIAL SERVICES INC GREAT AMERICAN AUTO RANCH. INC GLORIA J ROBINSON AMME0ALI SHAHABUOOIN; SYLVIA A ABBOTT. JOE L LOPEZ SPALDING AND EVENFLO COMPANIES. INC e corporation d b a SPALOINC. and. ALL OTHER PERSONS IN POSSESSION OF SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY WHOSE NAMES ARE UNCERTAIN. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO EUGENE JOHNSON. JR ark/a D E JOHNSON I I ) Laurel Avenue Santord. Florida U til SABRINA K JACKSON l i l t CoolKtg* Avenue Santord. F L U ID PSM Development Corporation tie Great Pond Drive Suite »01 Orlando. TL ItaOJ Laura Johnson 1007 Summer Wind Drive Winter Park. FL UTfl Joe L Lapei T ill North Bey there GUI Miami. F L U ID Loverne B Williams DO Gem Lake Drive MeAtond. TL tt til Victor L Splinelev Addrett Unknown Whereabouts Unknown Ahmadall Shehebuddm Address Unknown Whereabout! Unknown Sylvia A Abbott Address Unknown Whereabouts Unknown Gloria J Rcbm son Address Unknown Whereabouts Unknown YOU AE NOTIFIED that an action has bean tiled against you and you are required te serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, In reference to foreclosure on the property located at 1004 McKinnon Avtnua. Ovlrdo. Florida U7*S. with the legal description as tallows Lot tt. ALAFAYA WOODS. Phase II. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plal Book U. Pages 44 through 71. ot tho Public Records ot Samlnota County. Florida la P A U L V M OYER. ES QUIRE. Petitioner's Attorney, whose address Is H it West State Read ala. Lang weed. Florida U77t, within 10 days after tha first publication, and file tna original with tho Clerk of mis Court either before service on Plaintiff's Attorney or Immedl atety thereafter, or a defuelt will ba m itred against you for tho rallal demanded In tha Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on Oecember It. tttl (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish: January ) . f, |tt4 OEN 10________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Casa N a .tM ItF C A If K RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION. AS CONSERVATOR FOR CARTERETFEOERAL SAVINGS BANK. F A Plaintiff. CHARLES A. LIBERATORE; and SARAH J LIBERATORS, his wife: ot. al Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to tha Order or Final Judgment entered In this causa In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will sail the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described as Lot II. EAST CAMOEN. ac cording to tha Plat thereof on Ilia In the Otalca of the Clark of the Circuit Court In and tor Samlnota County. Florida, re corded in Plal Book M. Pages t t t t . said lands situate, lying and being in Samlnota County. Florida ot public seta, ta tho highest and bast bidder, tor cash, al the west Irani door e f I ha Samlnota County Courthouse. In Sanford. Florida, al II 00 A M . on Jenu ary V . ItSf MARYANNE MORSE ASCLERKOF THE COURT By: Dorothy W Bo*ton Deputy Clerk Publish: Oecember 74 IW1 A January J. ItSf OEM >1) Legal Notices Legal Notice COUNTY O F SEMINULE NOTICE ATTENTION Rena Matthews or her heirs, assigns. Iranstars. or successors In interests and tha unknown spouses ot all tha RE: LOTS 10 « 11 BLK C BUNGALOWCIT Y PB I P O t l (ta il BUNGALOW BLVDI A recent Inspection of the above described property re veiled me unoccupied struc lures are unsale, unsul'ebta tar occupancy and dri'imantat ta the hea'th. t slaty, and welfare ot the general public The struc lures are e health and lira heierd due to inadequate mam tenance. dilap idation , and In accordance with Samlnota County Ordinance to ta. the above mentioned structures are declared I# be a public nuisance and must be demolished and removed from the property The demolition and removal ot tha Structures must begin within thirty |)0I days and be com ptated within ninety (to) days alter receipt ol this notice, or you may undertake the appaai process as outlined in Section Seven (tl t l County Ordinance Number 101* To pursue the appeal process It will be neces sary tor you to appear betors the Board of County Commie etanors and present any relevant or material facts or evidence as to why the above mentioned structures should not be de dared a public nuisance It you wish to appeal to tha Board ot Commissioners please tat me >w and I will request tha Board to sat a time and data tor a hearing Failure ta begin removal ot tha structurts or failure to appaai to the Board ef Commie svontrs Within thirty 1)01 days attar receipt ot this notice may result In action being taken by the County ta have the struc lures demolished end removed All costs incurred by the County tor the demelitign end removal o l tha stru ctures w ill be asssssvd to you and may become a lien against your property It you hove any ques •ions concerning this matter, please cell Oroma Nwenodi el U l IDO eatanstanDU Publish Oecember M If* ) end January ). f t It. I t t l OEM If) COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE ATTENTION Mary M Manor. Clem B Heynie and Ryan E Colgate or their heirs assigns •ranstars. or successors In w tarosta and the isiknown spouses ot ell the above RE SEC ) ) TWP l*S ROE UE BEO SW COR GOVT LOT 4 RUN E I I * FT N IS) 04 FT N i l DEO 47 MIN W D l l FT N * ) DEO 24 MIN W to 17 FT S U » to FT E 1*4 FT TO BEO IN SEC ) l * 17 It 77 1)101 ESTES ROAOl A recent inspection ot the above described property re ■e A'ad the unoccupied struc lures ere unsale unsuitable tor occupancy and detrimental ta tho health, saury and welfare ot the general public Tha struc lures are a health and lire hajard due to inadequate main tananca, d ilapidation , and In accordance with Sammoto County Ordinance to I*, tha above mentioned structures are declared t a b le public nuisance and must ba damolishad and removed from the property The demolition end removal ol the structures must begin within thirty DOI days end be com ptated w'thln ninety IN I days altar receipt ol this notice, or you may undertake the appeal process es outlined us Section Seven (7) ot County Ordinance Number ( 0 1*. To pursue tho appeal process. It will bo neces sary for you to appaar before the Board ot County Commit s-oners end present any relevant or malarial tacts or evidence es to why the above mentioned structures should not be de ctored a public nuisance. If you wish to appeal to tha Board ot Commissioners, please tat me know and I will request the Board to sal a lima and dale tor a hearing Failure to begin removal ot the structures or failure le appeal to the Board ot Commit tion tft within thirty (10) days attar receipt ol this notice may result In action being taken by tha County to have the struc lures demolished and removed All costs Incurred by the County tor tha demolition and removal a l the stru ctures w ill ba a t t a t t t d le you and may become a lion against your property II you have any ques •Ions concerning this matter, please call Oroma Nwenodi at U l 1D0.a*tantlon71U Publish December 24. I f f ) and January ).*. A I*, its4 DEM ID ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO.i t) i let CA 14 L BARNETT MORTGAGE COM PAN Y. a Florida corporation Plaintiff. vs ROBERTC. BRITT: at al.. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice ta hereby given thef. pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure on •trod heroin. I will soil tho property situated In Samlnota County, Florida, described as Lot )40. OAK FOREST. UNIT THREE, according to tha plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book i t . pages t l and t ). public records ol Samlnota County, Florida al public tele, lo ttw highest and bast bidder tor cash, at the West front door al I ha Samlnota County Courthouse. Santord. Florida at 1100 a m on Jenu ary }) . It*4 In Accordance with tha Amer leans with Disabilities Act. par sons needing a special eccom mode Ikm te participate In this proceeding should contact Mark Van Baver. Court Administrator net latar than live days prior to tho proceeding al 7711 SI Johns S t., B ld g. C. )n d F le e r . Melboun a. FL UffO. Tataphono *07/4li 111I 11/(00 f I I ( I I I ITDOI. Pr t/tOOtll ITto IV ). via Florida Raley Service. WITNESS my hand and ol •trial Seel el seta Covrt fhli l i l t day ol December, I f f ) (Court Seall MARYANNE (MORSE Clark ef the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Publish December M. I f * ) A January 1. Ito4 OEM i i t NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO t ) m i CA D K SEMINOLE COUNTY, apolitical tubd. vision ot the State ol Florida. Petitioner. v BEAR GULLEY. I TO . a Liberian Cor pore I ion. FLORIOA POWER CORPORATION, a Florida Corporation. WILLA SPRINGS VILLA ASSOCIATES, a Florida General Partnership. RAY VALDES at Tee Collector ot Sem.nota County. Florida, and the unanuwn spouses ol the above, it any. their heirs, devisees, assignees, grantees creditors, lessees, esocutors. administrators, mortgegeos. ludgmont creditors, trustees lent olders. persons m possession end any jn d ell other persons haring or claiming to ha re any right, title or Interest by. through, under or ege.ntt the above named Defendants, or otherwise claiming any right title, or inleresl m the reel properly disc r ibed in this es Hon. TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY OESCRIBEOBELOW An Eminem Domain Petition, together with its Declaration of Taking has been filed in the above styled coset to acquire certain property interestsm SemUsota County. Florida, dewnbedes follows PARCEL HUMBER 117 TUSKAW1LLA ROAD (PH ASE I ) FEE S IH P LE A PARCEL OT LAND I I I THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 O r THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OP SECTION Z5 AND THE NORTHWEST 1/4 O f THE NORTHEAST 1/4 Or SECTION 1 6 , TOWN­ S H IP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF S A ID SECTION ) * ; THENCE RUN N . 19 • )4 *W . ALONG THE L IN E COMMON TO SAID SECTIONS A DISTANCE OF S .0 2 FEET TO THE PO IN T O r BEGINNING ON THE E X IS T IN C NEST R ICH T-O F-NAY L IN E OF TUSKAW ILLA ROAD AS SHOWN ON THE R IC H T-O F-W /T NAP OF SEMINOLE COUNTY PROJECT NO. P S -0 4 1 , TUSKAW ILLA ROAD; THENCE NUN S . 0 0 * 0 0 • 0 0 *W . ALONG S A ID WEST AIG H T-O r-W A Y L IN E 2 9 4 .1 1 FEET TO THE CENTER­ L IN E OF BEAR GULLY CREEK; THENCE RUN N . B 9 *S 4 • 2 )* M . ANO ALONG THE CENTERLINE OP S A ID CREEK ■ ) , 1 2 FEET; THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 5 2 * 2 * « E . 4 2 .5 7 FECT; THENCE RUN S . * 9 * 2 7 • ) 4 * E . 7 4 .5 5 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OT 2 2 . 1 6 ) . 40 FEET AND A CHORD BEARING OF N . 0 0 * 0 4 • 1 5 - W . ; THENCE RUN NORTHERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 4 0 4 .9 2 ,*EET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 1 * 0 0 '5 1 " TO THE NORTH L IN E OF THE SOUTH 1 5 0 .0 0 FEET OF S A ID SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 O f SECTION 2 5 ; THENCE RUN S . « 9 * 1 9 • 3 4 *E . ALONG S A ID NORTH L IN E 9 .1 2 FEET TO S A ID WEST RIGHT-OF-W AY L IK E ; THENCE RUN S . 0 0 * 0 0 *0 0 "W . 1 5 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING THEREIN LESS, 6 ,1 7 4 SQUARE FEET MORE OR TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NUMBER 717 TUSKAW ILLA ROAD (PH ASE I ) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PARCEL OP LAND IN THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OT THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 25 AND THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 O f SECTION 3 6 , TOWN­ S H IP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS I COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHNEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF S A ID SECTION 1 4 ; THENCE RUN N . S 9 * 3 9• )4 *W . ALONG THE L IN E COMMON TO SAID SECTIONS A DISTANCE OP 5 .0 2 FEET TO THE E X IS T IN G WEST R IG H T-O F-N AY L IN E OP TUSKAW ILLA ROAD AS SHOWN ON THE R IC H T -O P-W A Y HAP OP SEMINOLE COUNTY PROJECT NO. P S - 0 4 1 , TUSKAW ILLA ROAD; THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 * E . ALONG S A ID WEST RICH T-O P-W AV L IN E 1 5 0 .0 0 PEET TO THE NORTH L IN E OP THE SOUTH 1 5 0 .0 0 PEET OP S A ID SOUTHWEST 1/4 OP THE SOUTHEAST X/4 OP SECTION 2 5 ; THENCE RUN N .I9 * 3 B * 3 4 P M . ALONG u A tL m M iH l i n k < t . i 2 r s r r t o t h e p o i n t o r BEGINNING ON A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS o r 2 2 . S 4 3 .4 0 PEET AND A UIORO BEAR IlfO OP S . 0 0 * 0 4 ' I 5 a E. I THENCE RUN SOUTHERLY ALONG THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE 4 0 4 .9 2 PEET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 1 * 0 0 * 5 3 * ; THENCE RUN N . S 9 *2 7 • 34“ N. 7 4 .5 5 PEET; THENCE RUN S . 0 0 *5 2 12 6 " N . 4 2 .5 7 PEET TO THE CENTERLINE OP BEAR GULLY CREEK; THENCE RUN N . 7 7 * 2 S • 4 0 - N . AND ALONG THE CENTERLINE OP S A ID CREEK 2 5 . 0 1 PE E T; THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 0 0 '0 0 " N 9 6 .3 1 FEET; THENCE RUN N . 7*0 * 0 0 ' 0 0 "E . 4 2 .1 1 rE E T ; THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 0 0 10 0 * E . 1 4 0 .0 0 PEET; THENCE RUN N. 9 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 BE. 2 7 .0 0 TtCTl THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 *E . 1 0 0 .0 0 FEET! THENCE RUN N .9 0 *0 0 * 0 0 -E . 5 .0 0 fltT l THENCE RUN N . 0 0 * 0 0 ‘ 0 0 *E . 1 0 5 .0 0 PEET TO S AID NORTH L IN E ; THENCE RUN S .S 9 * 3 9 * 3 4 " E . 5 .0 0 rE E T TO THE PO IN T OP BEGINNING. CONTAINING THEREIN LESS. PARCEL NUMBER 171 1 3 ,9 3 2 SQUARE PEET MORE OR TUSKAWILLA ROAD (PH ASE I ) PEE S IH P LE COMMENCE AT THE SE CORNER OP SECTION 2 4 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RJUICE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE N S 9 *1 S *0 3 W A D IS ­ TANCE OP 1 3 1 1 .9S PE E T; THENCE N 0 0 * 4 I * 5 7 « E A DISTANCE OP 9 4 4 .2 2 PEET TO THE PO IN T OP B E G IN­ N IN G ; S A ID PO INT BEING ON THE CENTERLINE O r HOWELL CREEK; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE CEN­ TE R LIN E OP S AID CREEK N 55*4 2 '0 4 * W A D ISTANCE O t 4 1 .1 3 PEET, MORE OR LESS; THENCE, ALONG SAID CENTERLINE, S 6 4 * S 6 * 3 1 I* W A D ISTANCE OP 1 9 .5 6 rE E T , MORE OR L E S S ; THENCE, ALONG S A ID CENTERLINE, S 6 4 * S 4 '3 1 a W A DISTANCE OF 1 9 .5 6 PEET, MORE OR LE S S ; THENCE DEPARTING S A ID CREEK, N 0 0 * 1 6 '2 4 * W A DISTANCE 0 P 3 0 .7 7 PEET, MORE OR LE SS; THENCE N 4 0 * 4 1 '1 4" E A D ISTANCE OP 7 S .5 7 PEET; THENCE S 0 0 *1 4 *2 4 '* E A D ISTANCE O f 1 0 5 .1 4 PEET, MORE OR LESS TO THE P O IN T OP BEGINNING. S AIO PARCEL LYING IN AND BEING SITUATED IN THE SE 1/4 OP SECTION 2 4 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A. CONTAINING 3163 SQUARE PEET, MORE OR LE SS , TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NUMBER 771 P T . TUSKAW ILLA ROAD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT ( 1 ) THE EAST 5 .0 0 PEET OP THE PART OP TRACT •B* LYIN G NORTH OP TRACT * C ', W IL L A S PR ING S COMMERCIAL CENTER PHASE TWO, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 4 , PACES 27 ANO 2 S, PU B LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A, CONTAINING THERE­ IN 1043 SQUARE PEET MORE OR LESS, AND ALSO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PART OP SAID TRACT ' B ' t ( 2 ) PROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER O r S A ID TRACT •C* RUN S . 0 0 * 1 6 '2 4 'aE . ALONG THE EAST L IN E OP SAID TRACT 'B ' A DISTANCE O r SO. 45 P EE T; THENCE RUN S . 4 0 *4 8 • 1S"W . 7 S .5 7 PEET TO THE P O IN T OP BEGINNING; THENCE RUM S . 0 0 * 1 6 • 2 4 " E . 3 0 .7 7 PEET TO THE SOUTH LIN E o r S A ID TRACT • B * ; THENCE RUN S . 6 4 * 5 6 • 3 1"W. ALONG S A ID SOUTH L IN E 2 2 .0 3 PEET; THENCE RUN H . 0 0 * 1 6 13 4 BE. 4 0 .0 0 P EE T; THENCE RUN N .S 9 * 4 3 * 3 6 " E . 2 0 .0 0 PEET TO THE PO IN T OT BEGINNING, C O NTAINING THEREIN 70S SQUARE rE E T MORE OR LE S S . PART ( i ) ANO PART ( 2 ) CONTAINING 1751 SQUARE PEET MORE OR LESS. Each Dftendant I* lurthar natittad mat tha Pelllionar will petition tor an O d er el Taking before tha Honor acta Robert B McGregor, one ol the Judges ot the above styled Court, on tha Ifth day ot January Itfa. al I M p m . In the Seminole County Courthouse Santord. Florida. In accordance *tth Its Declaration ol Taking heretofore tiled in mis causa All Datendants to mis full and all other Interested parties may timely request a hearing on tha Petition lor tho Order ol Taking al the time and place designated and ba hoard Any Oetendenl tailing to Ilia a timely request tor hearing shall waive any right to ob|ecl to tha Order ot Taking ANO Each Defendant and any other persons claiming any Interest In tha property described us the Petition in me above sty tad Eminent Domain proceeding li hereby required to serve written detente*. II any you have, to me Pennon heretofore Hied Us mis cause on the Petitioner, and any request tor a hearing on the Petition tor tho Order ot Taking, it desired, on Petitioner's Attorney, whose name end addrett ta thonn below on or be lore January 11. I**4. and to Ilia the original el your written dotenses and any request tor hearing on me Petition tor me Order al Taking with the Clark ot mi* Court either before service on the Petitioner's Attorney or Immod-ataly thereafter, to show what right, title. Interest or Han you or any ol you have or claim in and to the properly described in said Petition and to show .causa. If any you hare, why said property should nol be condemned lor the uses and purposes at M l lorth in said Petition It you tall to answer, a default may ba entered egamsl you lor the relief demanded Us the Petition It you tall to request a hearing on the Petition Ior Ordrr of Tekinc you shall waive any right to ob|ect to said Order ol Taking WITNESS my hand end seal ol sad Court on tho Itth day ot November. I**2 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By Patricia F Heath Depo*> Clark ROBERTA McMILLAN County Attorney for Samlnota County. Florida Vemlnota County Services Build-ng 1101 East First Street Santord. FloridaU71I Telephone (0071 121 11)0. E .t t t U Attorney tor Petitioner Publish December)* in la n d January ) m i O F M ll CITV OF LONGWOOD. FLORIOA NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIOER ADOPTION OF PROPOJED ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood. Florida •hat tho City Commission will hold o public hcoring to consider enactment ot tho following Ordmanca ORDINANCE NO f* till AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO *4* BEING THE COVPREHEN SIVE PLAN ANO FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT AND A L L ITS APPENDICES. OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD FLORIOA. SAIO AMENOMENT CHANGING THE FUTURE LANO USE DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORIES AS PROVIDED IN EXHIBITS " A " ANO ' E PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS SEPARABILITY. ANOEFFECTIVE DATE PLEASE BE ADVISED THE ORDINANCE PROVIDES FOR LANO USE AMENOMFNTS OF CERTAIN PRO PER TY AS OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS FROM LOW OENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO OFFICE COMVER CIAL A PORTION OF LOT 10 LONGWOOO HILLS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PB * PGS I ) 4 I* OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO BEING AAOHE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS BEG AT SW COR OF SAIO LOT 10 ANO RUN N ALONG THE S LINE OF SAIO LOT 10 1*64 FT TO A POINT LYING KOOO FT WSTLY FROM THE SE COR OF SAIO LOT 10 SAID SE COR LYING ON THE WSTLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAD NO a t THENCE RUN N X * 11 FT TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAIO LOT 10 SAID LINE BEING THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF LONGWOOO HILLS R3A0 THENCE RUN N ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE OF LOT 10 AND SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE M t ) FT TO THE NW COR OF SAIO LOT 10 THENCE RUN S ALONG THE W LINE OF SAIO 10 XX tl FT TO THE PT OF BEG CONTAINING M4I0 41 SO FT 10 4ISS ACRES) MORE GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS 1400 NORTH COUNTY ROAD 417. LONGWOOO. F LOR I DA FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY AGRICULTURE TO CITY GEN c d , i r n u u c a r ia i LOT II CENTRAL PA R K ACCOROING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PB 4. PC r» OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MORE GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS 1M DOG TRACK ROAO LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Sato Ordmanca was pieced on first reading on Oecember 10. If*) end the City Commission will consider tame tor tmel pottage and adoption attar the public hearing, which will ba hold Us the Longwood City Commission Chambers. I l l W. Warren Avenue. Longwood Flortda an Monday, the 17m day ol January A D . IW4. al I 00 P M , or a f toon thereeftor at possible At tho meeting, interested parties may appear and ba heard with respect ta the proposed Ordinance This hearing may ba continued tram time to time until lira I action ta taken by tha City Cammlttlon A copy at me propoiod Ordinance 1s potted at City Hall Longwood Florida, and tuples are on tlta with the Clark ot tha City and tame may ba intpected by the publk A taped record at mis meeting ta made by the City tor Its convenience Thu record may not constitute an adequate record tor purposes ot eppool tram a decision made by tha Commission with rtfpect to tho foregoing matter Any parson wishing to ensure that an adequate record of mo proceedings it memtemed toe appellate purposes is advised to make me necessary arrangements at his or her own tipense Persons with ditabililtas noodmg assistance to panic ipete m any ot these proceeding* should contact the AOA Coordinator at (sail MO 1401.4* hours Usadvene* ot the matting DATED THIS Oecember 1). If* ) GERALOINEO ZAMBRI. CITV CLERK C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA PUPLIVH January t a January II. S**4 OCN* VI I 4 4 SW, u I M ■ ■i I v CITYOFLONOWOOO. FLORIDA MOTICff OF PUSLIC HCARINO TO CONSIOIR ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood. Florida mat the City Commission will hold a psb'ic hearing to cvtsidsr enactment ef the following Ordinance ORDINANCE NO *4 1171 AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA. AMENOING ORDINANCE NO c tj AND ALL ITS AMENDMENTS OF THE SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COMPRE HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM Rl A TO C l PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE OATE A PORTION OF LOT 10 LONGWOOO HILLS. ACCOROING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK « PAGES IS AND I* OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO BEING MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT It ANO RUN N ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 10 M *4 FEET TO A POINT LYING 10000 FEET WESTERLY FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 10 SAID SOUTHEAST CORNER LYING ON THE WESTERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAO NO 417 THENCE RUN N X4 )5 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 10 SAID LINE BEING THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF LONGWOOD HILLS ROAO THENCE RUN N ALONG SAIO NORTHERLY LINE OF LOT 10 ANO SOUTHERLY RIGHTOF WAV LINE M U FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 10 THENCE RUN S ALONG THE WEST LINE CF SAIO 10 10*17 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING M I0 4J SQUARE FEET (OOISS ACRES) (MORE GENERALLY OESCRIBED AS 1400 N C R 411. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA) Said Ordinance was placed on first readmg on Oecember 10. 11*1. and the City Commission will consider same tor final passage and adaption attar the public hearing, which will ba hold In tha Langwaod City Commission Chambers. I f ! W. Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on Monday, tha Ifth day ol January A O . lf»4. at 1 00 P M . or at toon thereafter at posubta At tha meeting. Interested parties may appaar and be heard with respect to me proposed Ordinance This hearing may be continued from time to lime until tmal action Is token by the City Cammlttlon A copy ol the proposed Ordinance ta polled al City Hall. Longwood Florida, and copies ere on file with the Clerk ot the City end same may b* Inspected by the public. A taped record el mis meeting ta made by the City tor Its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate record lor purposes ot appeal from a decision made by the Commission with respect to the tortgoing matter Any person wishing to ensure Ifvil an adequate record ot the proceedings it maintained tor appellate purposes IS advised to make the necessary arrangements at hit or her own tapente Parsons with disabilities needing assistance to participate many ol that* proceedings should contact the AOA Coordinator at HOfi ISO 14*1. *6 hours In advance ol tha meeting DATED THIS December 17. I f f ) GERALDINE D ZAMBRI. CITY CLERK CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA PUBLISH January 16 January l l . t f f * OEN 6 UNCLAIMED V I H I C l t AUCTION 61/16/9* II Pontiac IGlAMMfCBYlOff*/ 79 Plymouth HLIIOfFlSajf* U F ord 1FABPlfXXOG17XIO) 71 BMW S44S4JJ 6) Bulck IG4AM47A4CHIS400* •l/tl/94 74 Toyota RNM00I0SI UToyota ----------JT1RA04LOO* 144)44 U Wallcratl WE L BantMUM 140 U Pontiac 2AKJ7A6CP144774 I I Mitsubishi JAJBF4447DZ70mi 7* Dodge G H H G IG iflU ) U F ord IFABPlflfOAIlM IO Altamonte Towing 117 Marker SI Alt Spgt Seta begins el II.H A M View I hour prior Publish January l. If** OEN I* VEHICLE SALAVAOB AUCTION 111*4 ItiMA.M . I f l l S . USHWVI7 tl A * RTOWINO SERVICE. INC 1*96 Ford Esp IFABP**fUW77l404 Publish January 1. Iff* OEN 17 NOTICE OF SALE In accordance with Florida Statutes Salt Storage Act. Sac Hons U *C4 and U 107 Sal* ot office 6 household goods In leased space lo satiety owner Hens: 14 Elaine Moore eOMkheel Altken IU Ana Marla Williams IS) John Siachfa IS) Cynthia Morn 101A J Bretover )Of Service Tech Inc 1*4 Thomas Weltlautor SlChav I0V171NIU70A To b* sold o ' disposed of Jan II. I f f * at 10 a m . Public Auction, cash only At Sun Ray Stove Away. *19 Rinehart Road. Lata Mary. FL U7a* May pay up and not be sold Call (407DU 41S) Publish December it I f f ! and January 1.1*14 OEM IM “ FLORIDA” ARRIVEALIVE m slwsmim s ta ll. �10B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 Legal Notices 71— H e lp W anted C L A SSIFIE D A D S IN THE COUNTY COURT o r THE EIGHTEENTH JUO ICIAl CIRCUIT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: t l H it CC I f X KRZYSZTOF A PAWLOWSKI. *nd ANNA w PAWLOWSKI. S e m in o lo 3 2 2 -2 6 i1 . CLASSIFIEDMPT HOURS Ms M ilt 1:00 A.IL • 5:30 P H . MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Plaintiff*. v CARLOS MARRERO and MARIA T ESTRADA Defendants NOTICE OF SALE * NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN mat on fh# 1st day or February Its*. at ll 00 o clock A M . at the Samlnola County Court nous* M l N Park Avenue. Sanford. F lo rid a . Ihe un dertigned Clark will oftar tor uia to me highest biddar tor cam the following described real property Lot Sa Block I. Fotmcof Unit >. according to the P'at thereof at recorded In Pletbook IT, Paget TI and 2) ot me Public Records ot Semlnofo County, Florida This tala it made pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmen* .n Foreclosure entered in Civil Action No n m e CC M Z new pendmg In tha County Court In and tor Semmore County. Flor |^| DATEO this Xth day ot De cembar. tan. ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida By Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clark NOTIFICATION IN AC C O RD A N C E W ITH THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H DISABILITIES ACT. parsons with d isa b ilities needing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRA TiON at 22 North Orange A y e nue. Suita IIM. Orlando. Florida JJ40I. Telephone «02l 11* 2020 not later than SEVEN days prior to tha proceeding If h ea rin g Im p a ire d . IT O D ) t *004221221. or v o ic e i v i l MO ess 1220. via F.orlda Relay Service Publish January 2. e. tees OEN II .•is J- O rla n d o - W in te r P a rk 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 contocuttvo ttmpg_____ 57c a line 1consecutive tYnot-------- 70c ■ ling 3 cwtMCUttve ttmrg---------- 91c B in d 1 Dm*------------------------- 11.19aInc RJttt art per Issue, baaatf on 3 Hntt *3 Uncc Minimum NOWACCEPTNG SchodvJng may ndudt Herald Advanaar at t ie cost of an tO M o ctt day Cancel whan you gat tatsJti PayortyfDrdayeycu adnjnaatrataaamad Use kd deecnpeon lor fastest reacts Copy must k>4pw a.xwptat*e typo­ grapher form *CommartsN kaquancy rales are avakabfo DEADLINES Tuesday W u Fnday 12 Noon The Day Batote Piiwcahon Sunday /VvJMonday 1 3 0 P M Fnday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In ttsq event of an error In an ad, tha Sanford Herald will be faaponaible for the first Insertion onty and only fo tho extent ot tha coat ot that Internon. Pleat# check your ad tor accuracy tha flrat day It rune. 27— N u rsery & C hild Care 21— Personals ADOPTIONS 23— Lost A Found ISO REW ARD tor return el stolen car cover. Hidden l » _J*£J“ jH to n s a s k e d n M II^ _ 25— Special Notices I. JANE WILLIAMS, em not responsible for any debts in cur red other than my own FAX TOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAY ON NIGHT! Far convenient and tconemi cal advertising, nothing beets the Santorrf Herald F e i us your ad fo the Classified Dept and include the following In formation • Blldngr phono number t Contact nemo and phono number lor ad venncatWn a Start date a Number of days you would like your ad to run J R P — IN T N I COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. INANO FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 42 1724 CC 22 Z ALAFAVA WOOOS HOM* OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. Plaintiff. VS CYNTHIA CHRISTIAN. TRUSTEE OF THE CHRISTIAN TRUST. DATED MARCH 22. IMF. De fondant NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHARTS R « Notice It given thal pursuant fo Order ot Final Judgment In Foreclosure deled December 20. I0T1. in Case No FJlMaCC 22 l . at tha County Court in end tor Seminole Ceunty. Florida. In w h ich A L A F A Y A WOOOS H O M E O W N E R S ASSOCIA TION. INC . Is the Plaintiff and C Y N T H IA C H R IS T IA N . TRUSTEE OF THE CHRIS TIAH TRUST. DATED MARCH 2J. ISPS It the Defendant. I will tall, to the highest and bast biddar lor cash at the Wist Irani door of the Samlnola County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 a m . en Fobruery I, 1004. the following described property tot forth In the Order ot Final Judgment: Let 0. A L A F A Y A WOODS PHASE XIV. according to the Plat thereof at recorded In Plal Booh 22. Paget IS and I*, atlhe Public Records at Samlnola County. Florida DATED December JO. IffJ ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk •< County Court By: Cecelia V. Ekem Deputy Clerk Puelication ot this Notko en January 2. 1004. and January 0. 1004 in Tha Sanford Herald A M E R IC A N S W ITH DIS ABILITIES ACT OF 1000 (AD MINISTRATIVE ORDER NO 0} 22): Persons with a disability who need a special accam modal ion fo penicipeto in mis proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator a l M l N. Park Avenue. Suite N. M l. Sanford. Florida 22721 at toast five days prior to the proceeding Tele­ phone (4021 222 4JM E ll 4222; I 000 esS 1221 (TDDI. or 1000 OSS 1220 IV ). via Florida Rtley Service OEN I f ACSt V J R P P J , I T D VPJ 8 T D *U P — C UTAP M R Z J P ) . 9 : r ...T - v - s .r •: - DOES YOUR CREDIT REPORT MAKE YOU SICK? Call The Credit Decker 1-gsaaae-CREDiT Our clients are guaranteed to receive a malar credit card m 08 days er template rotund KEEP DRIVING AND STIU. GET THE MONEY! All you need lo your title Jack Diamond tor appointman! >0*2*20 - : — — - — ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 222 4222 ar 212-0410 AGENTS-REAl ESTATE! 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M usi be ____ O T 4541_____________ * D ELIVERY O R IVER t* COL " B " Will land this lebl Locales look'ng for you Call FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 208W 12tb S I. m » U 4 Far etiabiishad childcare ten ler Education and espertenc* In early childhood required _________ Cait 2220422________ DOUGHNUT FRIER CAFETERIA C 0 0 I PART TIME DRIVER W im CD LCtauA AP P LY IN PERSON) ISOS Silver Labs Ortv*. Monday Friday, 0AM4PM * DA'S RECEPTIONIST » Per foci prescription tor yeur M ural Average typing A good pnon# Mills Is all it taketl Call Sam Men morning Went let It FREE REOISTRATION AJLA EMPLOYMENT 28808221b Sfu m 1124 DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS.Tavares. FI. a well established end from Ing Central Florida Used company of levs you • Sami Annual Pay Increases estop Off Pay 8 Unload ng Pay evocation Pay S Solely Bonus a Spouse Riding Program a Average Trip S 1 Days 8 Lata Medal Conventional Tractors II you have 2 years tractor trailer. OTR and snow and ka •■parlance plus a good driving record, call: _________ 1-88*82*0820________ Weekends, part lima Accepting applications Monday Friday, * 4 DtBery Manor 44 N. 12-02. OsBary 48744*4424 a COFFEE LO VE R* * (OR N O T )* Gel the break you've been wblllng for in " l e t ! brewing'olMce Train "p a r ty " In­ dividual fo answer phene. Ill* and computer. Ready to hire I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m W U m t t * 222-2124 ' COORDINATOR Summer Youth Employment Program tor disadvantaged Fulltime'temporary • ..tenth position (strong possibility for permanent) MUST have JTPA and formal mg.nl eaperlonce/Iasi paced challenging position. P ra ls r M asters, toecforihip skills a must. Resume to; Private Industry Ctenctl, 111 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. FL M ill Closing dal* 2 'l'O e ........EOE : NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al US0 McIntosh P t . Sanford. FL 22122. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fktittous Name at SCREEN TECH, and that I Inland to register said name with the D iv is io n e l C o rp o ra tio n s . Tallahassee. Florida. In ac­ cordance with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes. T oW it Section 145 00. Florid* Statutes 1001 JuenC Vunoj Publish Jenueryl. 1004 D EN II MEDICAL HELP 93— Rooms for R ent SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR PRIVA TE UPSTAIRS, share kitchen A baths 1*0/wk in dudes all 238 2441 or 1284212 Sanford bated company look ing for marge lie person fo till position Please call 22) 0221 and oM for P e r s o n n e l____ LPN II PM 1 AM. Part llm* Apply in person L»ke«l*w Nursing Center 010 test 2nd Street. Sanford __ ___________ TEACHERS RING IN ’94 TELEMARKETERS E X P E R IE N C E D ONLY. 4 needed immediately 2*04 per wk guaranteed pliA bonus No selling Contact Mr Long ______ 224 4)41 _____ AAA EMPLOYMENT FREE REGISTRATION LOW DOWN PTMT/ FEES WAREHOUSE AND O IN E R A L LABOR H E LP N B ID E D I Bonus tor drivers All shifts available Dally pay. no fee Report reedy fo work S 20 am. Industrial Labor Svc . t i l l French Av No phono calls TRS Of PLACING PEOPLE 20 YRS IN SANFORD 284W. 2 2 1 St . m i l l * SALON ON PARK WILDLIFE/ CONSERVATION I0BS Hairstylist needed Weekly rental w ' retail commissions Following preferred 22) 2822 G am * wardens, security, maintenance, etc No eap necessary New Hiring For Info Call (111) 2*4 0010 est >22) SAM to 14 PM 2 day* SEAMSTRESS/TAI10R Full lime Please cell 111 M l) or apply In person at loo lnt*rnehorv*l Parkway 8110 Heathrow SECRETARIAL WINDOW SERVICE TECH a Full tin • portion OF iperv need preferred will train * F ull company benefits • Menthru *rl 1 20am 4pm Apply 722 f ewer Court Sanford 22) 2100 Subcontractor tee St tipert ence Monday Friday. 4 2 22 w a r d s par mtnuta plus WordPerfect/Windows *«p Send resume ARI, 244 N Elm Ave. Seitlard. 1)1)1 SECRETARY Part time E>p in book seep Ing. billing, typing, same computer knowtogs 2114482 WRECKER DRIVER Mutt hare COL Live In Sen lord. Lk Mary area Eiperl encedpr«.iw,ed Apply at 2201W 1st S t. Sanford • SHIP/RCCEIVEa G r e a t o p p e rtu n lty l Full benetitsi Warehouse A da liveries Murry, wen I tost I TREE REGISTRATION AA A EMPLOYMENT r s a w iim « , 212112* 91— Apartm ents/ House fo Share SINGERS! Country. Gospel and Easy L It le n in g l Nashville Re cording Seoul end T V Crew m a k in g FR EE One Song audition video Mon . Jan 2 a< IP1A at Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. Sanford Bring Back up cassette or gutter NO bands NO calls____________________ NOTICE All renlsl and real astafo adrerllsamenlt are Subject to the redtrai Fair Housing Act. which i-saket it H itgai to advertise any preference. llm Italian or d lscrlm ln a lle n bated on race, color. religion, sea. handicap, lamllial status or national trig m MARINER'S VILLAGE U K ! NEW . )/>, lam i n . tcrvwnwd larch. I car garage Avallabie Feb HM mo Call Oct 121 J ill or S') 7«*i SANFORD Lg 1/2. possible J bdrm lots of cfotfos ( I I I 4444/moBH 1228INI SANFORO 2 bdrm I bath, ••need yard carport 4*41 plus S*ao w< <V|i j ; « list SANFORD, f bdrm. t i l bath lakelronl house M20'mo 221 244*___________ Stenstrom Rentals • ST JOHNS RIVER 2/1 w ' garage, hardwood Moo'S, bool Slid Vfowl ItOO moISOO’tac • SAN FO RO >/> ml lam lly room, carport, C/H'A Clean' 4142'm e 4220 security • S A N F O R O 2/1 Ig reams, • p ic e ., te r parch, dble carport N k e 4241 mo 2220 tec • SAN FO RO l/ l epl CHA ♦pice . h*idwood Moors like new 4210/mo. no security • SAN F O R D 1/1 apt CHA. palio clean4*00-mo 1)00tec Slentlrem Really. Ik L baa Ada I bdrm. 42*4 ma 1 bdrm. 2414ma and up ________ 323 *170 QUIET 1/IH fownheesa. n o t Park. Adult comm *42S'mo and sac dtp W afor'trash mcl Barb Man Frl » 2 >41 like II was eur ewo." Jim Deyle 222 1*41 AH K 4FM: I I * 1*41 LIVE A C H A M PAG N E BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! • Entryv •- Emciem Efik 2BedroomsAvillibid -El On-Sit* •Frltndly, O ft- DtptndjblalU i n i p M i K Attic 8102898 , Prtvats Pitto 6 Merit l s m I i IN A 111 I IF I I M I M . I I C o e v illa A p a r t i i l <*n t s Get 1/2 OFF* 1st Month's Rent Sanford Court Apartments 3301S.SanfordAve.•Sanfcrd 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 iu K & i! . 3 Maintffuocc Person Now hiring honest, drpende bto people Call >48)10) 2 STORY, J Bdrm. I In Bam. screened porch |12S'mo Mu*l have reforoncet 2)IR»2< LEASE FOR LESS' l.ll Eaperient* In plumbing and electrical Apply in person Days Inn. *420 W SR 44. MAID WITH CARE " HIDOBN LAKES: Nke 4 Bdrm. 2 Both. Ig lot. 1114 mo negoTobfo i l l 42SBPombfowd CASSELBERRY 93—Jloom s lo r Rent JSSO 321-0759.............321 2257 Upscale, smgfo story, patio apartments I bedrooms Ideal for Individual *r couple ___________ 44*4222___________ CLEAN I BOBM. carpet. Minds 2222'mo plus tec Na pelt 21*1844 C O NVE NIE NT I* fawn A ll •m em lirv I yr lease, no pelt 4244 *124.2124 tec 224 218* CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA OARDENS A P T S . ........... 2121848 One bedroom Apartments 1244 DEAL Messaged Apts 22) 2724 HOTEL required...............48)2221121 BATEMAN REALTY Qulat neighborhood Palmolfo 2/1 4222 99—Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent FEMALE footing for tarn* fo share apt 1222' mo cavers all Washer i Dryer 222 *2*2 FURN BEDROOM cable tv. local calls, kitchen prlv., 1) 1/wk Non drinking 221 5*44 LAKE MARY, tik wt 1 " tec . A/C. hall util treated wefor. 10mm toSCC 2224224 Retired couple welcome fo apply . 228 4422 EXCELLENT PAY! F/T position. COL class D 103— Houses U n tu m ish cd / Rent FURNISHED I bdrm. I bath Oufot. co)y area tttS'monin |IOOO»povl 124 0222 SANFORD • I bdrm coHage with fonod yard Eicalfonl naighborhmdl ISO par week plus 2200 security _________ Call 222 2422__________ I BDRM. 1 BATH Cent H/A. carpel, quiet neighborhood. wafok turn 1240/mu 271 21*2 Assemble Product! at Heme Call Tell Free __ I 006 *41 2144 EXT fotO LANDSCAPER SAN F O R D d u p lti I bdrm. MSS'month. 1200 mposil CHI Oder 2pm 124 40*4 SANFORD’ S Rati Kapt Sewell P e a l A L a u n d ry . I * 2 bedrooms Conven'enl tore (font Call Pal, 111 *418 I BD RM . 420*/mo prut I ma tec. 4 BDRM .4420'me plus I ma sec C a ilS Il8441_________ I REOROOM. 2)11 .north plul I22S security deposit and rater e n c e t__________ 222 1242 1 BDRM APT for renl New carpel, ail appl . cent M/A Available Jan 1122 1811 HAFfY NEW Y E A R ! ___ Sm ill Hotel Asst. M ini(«t EAST worn LABORERS NEEDED - Milled and imMiifod. Positions «yeii efcif Days Call between 1 j SPRINT STAFFING, 22*1111 99— A partm ents U nfurnished / Rent 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent For established childcare cen for Education and experience preferred 222*442___________ WITH YOUR NEW JOB FROM THE rO U S AT 36 71— H e lp W a n t e d SSb Add WaterAnd Add Ewitemeol lo Your Life! • I & 2 Bedroom • L a ke V ie w * • I'ir e p la c c s / V a u lle d Apartment I n ic s A p a r t m c n ! i io • N l:W Clunhi • Wuslicr/Drvi every unil M AIDS F/T. M F . 0 4 Will train. uniforms Molly Maid. 142 2481 MEDICAL ‘II'In’ll ' (i// EXPECT IT! Vu Uai ssprnal $435 \ 1BedroomApartm ent Homes R u n Mi S ta rin g ; at mo. • 1.! • Large Floor Flans w Sunrooms • Full Amenity Package • Washer D n'er Connections DRIDGEWATETl RECEPTIONIST Busy office seeks computer literate person able M type 48 mission paperwork lic e t lent benefit* package offered Apply Mi HINbeyew Health Care Carder, osa Mebaaylift Aye, Sanford , F L 22221_______ NEW CHICK FIL A 'I ' n ' IU’. <! \l i sk i : \T2 m o v h o k v u z Jo n i « M 0 4 401 W , Seminole B lvd,« Sanford 322*1051 Opening al 4*20 W Lake Mary Bird Now hiring all petitions Apply on slfo Ham 1pm 4pm 4pm NEWSPAPER AD SALES RN Legal Notice PR E V IO U S SOLUTION: "O n e lor thg road can som etim qa m ean tw o lor tha cbm gtary.” — Manisto Navarro. , Local Snack 'Soda Route tor Sale USOO'wkcash potential t OOP foe 2124 SENTINEL ROUTE NW Semi note Huge growth potent.el Delivery only Retiring ___________ M l 0012___________ 41—Money to Land Legal Notice L P J J P U ( L P J J 8 COUNSELING Permanent and temporary p e titio n . Requirem ents Bechefor/Akailer deqre* in Social Science ar Education Prefer business bacSgreund tip erien cs In employment and training programs Resume toi Private Indvstry Council. I l l S. Sanford Av*., Unford. FL S in I Attn Counseling Closing da fo t '11/04 EOE a CRIDIT/COLLECTIONt * Great opportunity fo |etn a national r e ta il company BenetHs Inside -outsidt work In credit dept Advancement opportunity Call right newt FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT >88 W 120b SOu 2121120 * CUSTOMER SERVICE* * Company seeks promot*bl* person to star! with Naming and researching tor clients FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT >80 w m b it - , m i l l s 71— Help Wanted I TD L C K C K C . ' NAME BRAND VENDING STOP FORECLOSURE! C X M C 8 A D K X P A A Estab. A Payplwn* Hit 51.200 per week potential _________ 1008 480 7411_________ I can help M X succbss tarry • M l tea IMS until 0PM II you have any questions, please call the Classified A d v e r t is in g D ap arlm an l Monday Friday. l:2Gt:Jt HTJRP T X E P U For large specimen I building References and eipertoac* required. Hours 2 24 iPM Monday Friday SS 22 to start _ - J ” * * * .— DIRECTOR , 59— Financial Services teen wner ei ew cqnor Renee for awewwr fM , l t W K f e w * * JT 55— Business O pportunists 11.200 week potential Great In. P I W i t ) Ifo l___________ CELEBRITY CIPHER DAPE HOLIDAY SPECIAL Isl tree, no rogitlralien foe* MRS MICHELLES HOUSE 221 ISM 2102 10 SNACR/SODARTS 407-323-9408 DEM2SI •M S CLEANING PERSON DAYCARE TEACHER Free medlcel care transpor fallen, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar «22TSI) Call Attorney John Fricher 1844 417 2*41 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAl. CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CIV IL ACTION Caaa Not es-SSSS-CA Ofvtsiaai 14-K NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION I s a NCNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. —W — R A F A E L P E R E Z and MARTHA H PEREZ. If living, and all unknown portlet claim Ing by. through, under or against the above named Da fondants who are not known to be dead or alive, whether said unknown portlet may claim an Inttratt at spousal heirs, de v lse a t. gra n te es , ar other c la im a n t s , c la im in g b y . through, under ar against the to ld R A P A E - P E R E Z ar MARTHA H. PEREZ; STATE F A R M M U T U A L AUTOM OBILE INSURANCE C O M PA N Y , l/u/b/a DIANE M B LR A N ; JOHN-DOE and JANE OOP: Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO R A F A E L P E R E Z and MARTHA H PEREZ. II living, and all unknown parties cLrlm Ing by. through, under o ' against RAFAEL PEREZ and MARTHA H PEREZ who are net known so be dead or alive, whether sold unknewn parties m a y .c la im an Interest a t spouse*. hairs, devisees, gran Net. or other claimants, claim­ ing by, through, under ar against the said R A P A E L PEREZ or M ARTHAH PEREZ WHOSE RESIDENCE IS UN KNOWN, and W HOSE L A S T KNO W N M AILING ADDRESS IS; t i l Wilshlre Drive. Cesteiberry. FL 22202 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIE D ihel en action la foreclose e mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida LOT I. BLOCK B. SUM ­ MERSET NORTH SECTION L according to the Plel thereof at recorded In Plal Book IL Pages 2* ard 2* Public Records of SemkwfoCounty, Florida has lean tiled ago mil you and you < re required fo serve a copy of your written defenses. It any. to It en G ARY A. GIBBONS. Esquire, ot Gibbons. Smith. Cahn A Arnett. P A . Plaintiff's attorney, whose address It m i Henderson Boulevard. Post Ot tka Boa JUT. Tampa. Florida UMI. within M days attar tha first publication, and llle the original with the Clerk ot this Court slther before te rv k t ar Plaintiff's attorney or Immedl etoly thereafter; othrwise a default will be entered agelnsl you for the relief dvmended In the Complaint OAT ED December 22. 1442 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clerk In accordance with tha Amer kant with Disabilities Act. partent needing a special accom­ modation to participate In this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency sending nofke not later than seven days prior fo tha proceeding at tha address given on tho notko. Telephone 442 111 4210 Oil. 4*77) t 804 452 *771 (TDD) or 1400 452*770 IV I; via Florida Relay Service Publish; December 2*. 1441 4 Jenuer, 2. ION • CIRCLE ME • Receptionist needed tor * busy grow ing com p a n yl Gteel boss Local areal HurrylCelll FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 288W2SWI St.. 22*1114 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d Taka ever account base at growing weekly In Deland area Management potent1*1 __________s u m 4412_________ OFFICE HELP Full time Must hey* office and computer experience Ability to estimate vehicle damage a plus Cali Vktl for nl: 222 8844 Part That Dm Ij I AMbUflt No e ip e rle n c e necessary. Must be neat, outgoing, orgo nitad. Ceil moil*_______ PAT TIME OFFICE HUP Word Perfect required. Lehrs hateful. F le iib lt d tyflm t h o u rs M o n - T h w r i. 8-18 vs/week Call > * )oo)f • PART TIM E CLERICAL* Your data entry asp needed here I Computer friendly I P R I I REOISTRATION AJLA EMPLOYMENT 288 W 2Mb Mu m 111* T O C* FLORIDA STATE M REQUIRES l •II contractors be registered or certified Ta verify a stole c o n tra c to rs neons* c a ll I 808 142 2440 Occupational Licenses are required by the ceunty and can be vended by calling 221 1120. e it 1421 Additions & Remodeling R E f /COMM, vinyl tiding . Alum . Framing. Drywall. Door*. Roofing. Concrete. 222 -4822 .. S O. BeMwt. CBC4I428* PRODUCTION WORKERS 10 NEEDED Company seeks Individuals w it h a s s e m b l y an d/or machine operating aiparlence t s n if f a v a ila b le . 4:42AM 2 2PM 41 IS/hr. Musi be reliable and clean cut with own phone and transportation Commitment mend*fory I Never a foe I noip rvn pM w i WTYjfT A ir Duct Cleaning A IR DUCT CLEANINO. puller c town log'sc reen ing. chimney tweep Insured Yeung's Serv lea. l ic .m o iO * ll» l* M I 6 irp e n try CARPENTER All kinds al horn* repairs, painting 4 ceramic Ilia. Richard Ores*.....221 2421 Home Improvement Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brkk. Block. Sluccg. Concrete. Renava ElecTrlcal ■R UNELL PAINTINO Comm. 4 Rat. Pressure cleaning. Carpentry, Dear hanging/ Plastering L k 'ln t 14184*42 Slyrslnbu t 222 IN I_________ HANDY’ S Heus*Minting paint now 4 save I Low. low ralesf ■^U c / l n ^22*2**) 14vrse»p Llc/lnt 2L M A S TE R IL B C T R IC IA N , Rspair addlllxi. comm/re* Lle/lns JER4008I41XI 442* Flooring HAROWOOOFLOORINO Im I bII TiNHMwf TOM OLSEN i ' l l 2-0*2242 FI re w ood/Fuel POSTKMS AVAILABLE a Asti Manager Permanent, full lime, salaried poslions at Sue's Httimerk Shop in Lake Mary Centra. Requires Some week end ar J evening hours Far inform* lion call. 40114*4144 ar land return* to; 184W Mitchell Hammock Rd . Oviedo, FI 21)42 Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRITR. Wayne Beal. 2 Man Quality Opera tfonl 22*2228/14*2181 • SPLIT OAK FIREWOODej Delivered or pick up 12 a sleek l> l >4*t Home Improvement AFFORDABLE Heme Repair. All phases Call for Itte etl L k 'ins Michaoi 2222104 Home feep<lrs H AN D T'I kfoidpfo Svcs. Tries reel repelr, driveways, paint ing Freeasf. Sr.dtoc.22* 2441 M A R I N O H ens* Repair, •pecladling In *m all |abs CRC 054024 Freeesl 2111114 RooUnT IM PR IS 5IV B RENOVATIONS We remove rock 4 lor reefs. *0 yr* e ip Financing avallabfo Lie/Bonded 282 1N2I20SI44 M A K E YOUR PITCHI Janitorial Services BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Com mere lal'Rrttd 111 4212 AL DOCS IT A ll FIs II right I t * p rk* you can afford Lic'd'Ins From start M finish Carpentry, plumb Ing, stoctrkei. and reetlrg svc* 71 yr* at tiperfonca. Na |ab foa M ( ar small. CaR I t * 2422ar 12* 28M 24 brs. You t bMtfi aa f w 1 an ad In • « ctasaned For •prand atom* impact cad 322*2611 S a n fo r d H e ra ld \ t l i ’rrli.sr ) m i r Hu.sincss / r r r y D tty f o r l.\ / m r l.v S’ 1.1 / ’r r Mmitli. ( n i l ( I n s s i f i n l . .'('J'J 'Jfill �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 2. 199< - 11M 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent LAKE MARY. N xaJbdrm . |t> bath, cant H/A. torn ad yard clean Lake Mary uhoott iMOafuatac m a t u n 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent 1 0 7 -M o b ile Homes / Went HUD HOMES. TRUCKERS SPECIAL! I bdrm Irailar tor rant Placa to park i >q Call 111 02*1 Law Law dew* I Why The Hilliman >21UU (UN l ANO CSTATCS 1 br. I b C anlral H/A, app lian ce* me/iwo anddapoUl m u m IBORMw/cantralhaatandalr Country almotpharal ItWdown! Why rant* The Hilliman Oreap. n i t » > .....................te a Her 4 BOOM I 1/2 BATH, w/lamily room. C/HA. new carpet. tenced yard t>40 242 H U WHY PAY RENT? eHUOK 1 bdrm double tot e«na» financing UJ 100 e l BDRM i bath lattar part cietmgcottt $42 100 . PO N T KNOW IP 105— DuplexT riplex / Rent YOU CAN BUY* Cat the lactt and the help yog need tartar • tin m a n >21 i r i l t r i l l loci • • ONE A V A ILA B LE * a 2 bedroom. I bath 222 4444 or III wot SANFORD. 2 bdrm carport tacurity tyttam . lull k it, 221 4441 diwoun tad I4I> real Estate, inc 107-M obile He .ies / Rent J BOOM (4(0 mnr’ h plut »«/) t a c v r l l y d a p e t l l an d rater ancat 221 M42 1 BDBM. I BATH'Hear town but line* laOO'month. 1200 depotit 121 4212 ■ L O IR SPRINOS ott trwy 422 I. }. ’ Bdrmt. |2t to I K a t TWOdap 220 21It e r 442 2144 f * • B » « .lar-j Yoj Deserve The Best! Hcautiful 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes Available C A S H IN ON OU R NEW Y EA R S SPECIALS! • W a s h e r s D ry e rs In Ail Units • Enclosod Patios/Oalconies • Private Exterior Storage 121— Condominium ______ Rentals______ FREE LONO HAIRED ORAY CAT Naadt good homa I month* old M2 >140 205-W earing Apparel • MEN'S WRANGLER dratt pentt 24W22L Good thepa t l 00 Call 121140 211—A ntiques/ Collectibles P RI VATE COLLECTOR. BASEBALL A BASKETBALL tp o rt c a rd t L ite r a lly hwndrVdt ot tpaclal Intertt S O ot boo* or will trad* 4C4 141— Homes for Sale E XC H A N O t OR SELL your proparty localad anywht ra 1 I wvattar* Raalty, n a s a l! ’ OWNER FINANCE! >000- tq II 4 bdrm 1 bain on dbl lot Low down great tarm tl Prlead right' 114 4(0 •IMMACULATE 1 bdrm 1 balh. b lk c e n t ! . cant H /A. tpaclout tamily rm . baaullful oak I and oarrlan* 142 *n0 Jwwa/4tr Re a l Estate , inc. 322-7451 ____ STJURS PROPERTY M ANAOEM ENTA REALTY 402 1 » 2222'222 41/1 Hk Iummii M \ l l k l I Z l. ,J *n 1 mo. or h r. lease 1 SWOSrccit) Drpcsi 215— Boats and Accessories DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Idaal tor mobile horn* or horn* HI*, hortat. cattla farming, or nurtary Zoned agricultural t ) too par acr* Small down paymtnl with ownar financing 144 212 1221 14 ACRES ml DOUELEWIDE naw 1 bdrm. 1 bain Pattur* and woo21 No qualifying. ttS.OOO A lto I I ACRES adio ning Irrigation, pattur* S-4 000 >22 04/1 157—Mobile Hom es/Sale NEW I44<t. NO DOWN I4N inttratf. 14X24. im /rn* 24 X 20 UlO'mo 24109* a l l FT. OLASTRON ( ( HP Evtnruda. traitor Outttandmg Condi Mv*I teal (2441 M l (111 • 1144 SKI/FISH BOAT 40 HP Marc . ml traitor Runt graall t l 009 Partial linanca 441 1400 • 1*41 REGAL Madellton. t r 10". i cyl ln/outboard motor w/ drlro on Irailar 11 000 OBO 420 4004 or 444 4101 a m • 24 FT PONTOON Baa*, all hberglett. 140 HP E>*nrud* Vary latt! Many a itra * Ilka naw Only 111.000 M l 40M • '24 M' ORADYWHITE OMC I/O. loo*l naw. (10000 obo Sanford M l (1(4 217—Garage Seles •GAUGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call m your garaga te e ad by 12 noon on Tuatday and taka advantage ot our tpacial garaga tala ad pncall Call Clettlfwd now tor datalitt P R O P ! R TI f ' A N O t and ownar financing at low o t $400 mol Gov't Fora ciaturtt. Rapotl Sam mala. Oranga. Volutla laniard latt than t3.40« dawn aOrar l/ l acral ) I ilr. dm. lam rm Satailiiadith tattoo ORanavatod J / I'i Ha war root, carpat. paint, garaga. ter porch UP.tOO ORILO CATINO I 1/1*4 brick. ter porch, fancad yd MMOO O P O O L I R a n o v a ta d l/ l. Iiraplaca. ter porch. |22.too Atlanta Na Oualltyl Immacu lata 2/2. d.mng tamily rm. I car garaga S442 PIT I m u o Markham Wdt araa 4 1. 114 acrat Pattura ttabla (191000 St. Crok Apsrtmente 733 Secret H a ib o r tn r* ta k e M a ry — 3 2 1 - 7 3 0 3 HOURS. M - F . 0 - 5 . 3 0 • S a t . 10 - 5 • S u n . C l o t e c l LK. Mary evttam butlit 04/1, pool. SIO2.400 0 in. e ra . I ocra. S121.400 . 04/1.1 *•*.<•» pu«l|'ipa V *IT “ . OWNER FINANCINO 1 atra attata. ar I aero *tfeto. both ovor 4.000 tq It. 4/4. pool, lokafronl w dock. $144,100 I'a S NHAT DID SANTA BRING YOU FOR CHRISTMAS? REALTY, AN O 't Down I Gov't Util Make Your V/ NewYear's Resolution A Home At COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS FREE H A LL R E A LT Y 112 V/ I lis t 111 S .n ito n ! Cammarc 141 aflica bldg tupar tool tor pro Mary 422 A 414 Pavod parking! Only 124.100 O tflH , 2/1 B l/t. c/h/4. toncatf. 1400- mo incomol U2.000 Oabary l/l. big loti Fam rm. C b conttr ., country I S42.M0 323-5774 DELTONA • 1 bdrm Its bath, family rm. a itra tl $51,200 W . MaltClOwtbl. 222 2442 HIDOCN IN THE WOODS Vary pratty log homo. 4.000 tquara loot. 4 bdrmt. 1 balht, 2 canlral H/A unlit, larga dack. 2 car garaga. tancad. I acrat. $210,000 Ownar will attitt with financing 121 4242 At LOW at taoOO Rapo't Tha Latatt Bank Fartctatwrat Oaaltl Supar Wa'va Gat Tham ALLI C a ll our Full Tima Salat Taam ANYTIMEI 321-2720 LAKE MARY 322-2420 SANFORD 3 2 I - 4 7f>4 CASSELBERRY. Lokavlaw 11 Ig aat In kltchon Naw carpal, root. Ilia, and paint l g tancad backyard w / larga treat Garaga O ulol araa naar but/1happing A real ttotl lor $44,440. Call Cana or Marla 414 0020 v illa Haalty. Inc COUNTRY HOME, w/lirapiaca. la'liv room. 20* matlar bdrm. naw root $44,400444 4442 INC. -In Out 31th Y u i * 2 BEDROOM. 1 BATH All naw c a rp a t and paint within F a n c a d In b a c k y a r d ovor looking tmall laka Walk to Idyllwlldt Schoolt $44,000 202CltrvtOrlv4 ^jM££O*ntman^nl£^2^420^ 145— Com m erciiil ^^Projjertjf^$ele^_ Ooll/l4ka.4 4crat ♦ Sanford. MXII2 Ganova.oacrat ♦ Ottaan. IIIXI22 Ottaan. » ♦ acrat Prlttlna (acrat ♦ ..... ila a lU l Re a l 111200 >2.(00 $42.(00 ttO.tOO I2S.W0 $41,400 E state, in c 322-7451 153—Acreage Lots/Sale NO DOWN PAYMENT. Ownar financing. 2 loft together on Pino A ** Sanford. Lew mon thty payment* 444 1441 322-2611 A naw Harao. a naw bit*. 4 naw badroom tat* Adrartit* tham m tha and m aka to m * a lt a r Chrlttmat tpandmg monay t 322 2811 APPLIAN C E S I Bait prlcat. Batt Warranty. Batt S*r«ic*t Wathar* dryart. microwavat W* buy apptiancrtl Oalirafy treat A * Belt. 224 2145 a BABY CRIB and chat! Good condition, naadt mattratt S100_________________21J (444 a CONSOLE TV. Panatonlc. >( In HOP Call 222 l ift FOR quick tatol Lovely n* rm h/mrfure and more plut tovaly home mutlc lhaaler >22 0244 • FULL SUE mattratt and boa tp rln gt Correct com fort Sterling 2000 wp*r Hrm Lit* newt 100tel_________ H I 24H •K E N M O R E R B FR IO B R A TOR work!graall (40 _________ Call 222 2124_________ LIVINO ROOM SUIT Alto. H.O* away bad I yr old. like naw. and table* chair, ale 222 1214 R E P R IO E R A T O R . S lavat. Watbart Dryart Fra* I yr labor warranty 0*1 aitra RAY'S APPLIANCE 111 I French Are. Saatord 22BOOB2 REFRIOERATOR Kanmora whit*, lieutt.frotttott (200 02 1(44 187—Sporting Goods • OP AIRCYCLE Great condl lion (2(111 24(4_____________ MENS NFL OLOVES mad* by Itotonar Black, ilia larga. diftorant laamt Idoian Brand naw DO each __________104 (31 ai l l __________ 151— Building M aterials • MOLDINO. hall round, 2" diamator. Poplar. Alto wta A t quarter round 100 leal US OBO 221 * m ________________ 153—Lawn A Garden S H O R S E P O W E R MP O Mulchar/Shraddar t i l l Lika 1121241 H ie Sanford Herald's Classifieds hat your kay to a naw ridat Clauiltad It call aftoctiva. •atr to uta and tha tourca tor both buyart and ta lla rt Whalavar you l<ka. ClattlHod C4 « pul you In tha driver' » ______ tael I_____________ • WHITE 1*14 Plymouth Grand Fury A I cond thru out Good mitoega I I 000 OBO M l MOO AMC CONCORO (lation wagon. 12. whit w/rabulll Irani Good cond Mull tacnflca (4(0 OBO_______ Ml t u t o r 114 43*4 • BUICK LE SABRE Cuttom. 1420 VI. auto. air. P/S Clean, runt graall Many naw aalratl (1 (00 OBO M l >141__________ CADILLAC SEVILLE. ‘44 4 dr. baiga Looks l-*a naw I (2.*00 Firm Runtaicallanl M4 1401 • CHEVY CAMARO. 1*22 Ra bull! VI. toft of naw parttl 1441 Ml 01(4 any lima________ • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL *41. L it* naw Mull tall Only t i l 000 Call (402IM144(4____ 233—Auto Parts / Accessories CHEVY ENOINE MS runt ttrong. CAN drlva. t i l l Alto afehadmtorror* i l l 41)4 • R O L L R A R . lo r T oy ota Oaltun Nittan pick up truck (1100 Call George Ml (tie 234— Import Cars and T rucks • CJ S JE EP. I f f ! I cyl . cuttom, rebuilt angina, naw liras. bra*at 41.1(0122 1**4 EAOLE TALON. 1*** Mint Condition Fully Loadad 1* 000 mllet (4000 M l IMS • FORO TAURUS OL. 1104. VI. • *c cond. g*rag*d all op tiont. U100QBOM4 1(04 HYUNDAI 1441 •1UXUKI SAMURAI JEEP 1917. E > c «ll«n t Condition t? 000 J07 MS 7150 235—T ru cks/ Bu se s/V a n s • CHEW BEAUVILLE VAN '24. I Ion. Pattangar van, ctoan Loadad! Too much to Hit. mutt taa to appreciate Only S2 441 OBO Ml 1200 OAT1UN PICK UP TRUCK. 1424. (400 M l 4404 atk lor Kevin_______________________ • •FORD Eretortr (part ’* ] • Loadad. A/P. 2 « h n l drive S tpaad Immacwlata condilion 41(400 OBO__________ M44244 • FORO RANOER. LTX 42 P/S. cruita. A/C. ttorao. 4.200 mllat. I yr or 12 000 ml toff on warranty. Call M2 l(U • HANDICAPPED VAN 1440 Ford E ISO Lift, automatic doori U 000 M l UM__________ • JEEP PICK UP 4*4. 1424. VI. •uto Engine and Irani ra built (about 20.000 m llat) Nawar inferior S2.100 Ml 2004 $167.40/M0 • Air Cond •A M 'F M C atiatta • Baiancaol Fact Warranty $4*4 Down P r l c r $ 2 ,4 1 1 Total P aym en t! 110.044 g I t \ APR Taa. Tag 4 F**t In e l u d e d . 40 M o n t h ! a/Approved Credit Its too* O»o Me*toy A ta ri • LE BARON Canvrrtihla. 'I I Rad. loadud. d-g dath. new top naw liras 12.000 4*1 2*0* t it t it t t t t t t t m t t t m t t t ’M CADILLAC FLEETWOOO BROUOHAM Fully loadad w/*ll tha luiury •qu-p NOW ONLY 42.4411 221—Good Things to Eat NHAT TODOWITH THE OUT ORES? SANFORD HERALD i i -.i i i n u n i h I STENSTROM VENTURE I PROPERTIES M ONTH S RENT (1211(1 153—AcreageLots/Sale 111—Appliances / Furniture FMAOR VA AS L O W A tl\ * Puppy/batlc. adrancad c(attat Laka Mary Cantor Thunder Nightt Call Sarah 402 M l 2401 1»:’— Industrial Rentals «?' C o m e I n f r o m Ji ei C o C d W a r m Z i p I n ( P a r a d is e / - clattas. lU O R O H R lf MOVIS 1000 Stonebrook Drive. Sanford 3 2 2 -9 5 5 6 FOUR PAWS DOO Obadtanca SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A and Old Laka Mary Bird • I.110 2.000 tq II at lie narahouta -Flnlthad of l*a ipaca alto arailabia KapeoBf Hta lly. I 424T ill WAREHOUSE wall located. 412 Watl 14th St. San lord MOOtq taat. CC2 toning. 400 amp 2 phata. a itra proptrty trail lor ouftida tloraga It raquirad Call ar w rit. P O Bai 1124. Drland, FL 22221. 444 214I fll NEW Sanford olficat and or warahoutat 400 2.100 tq ft Spatial. 1141/ma. 2112 m SANFORO Offlca ipaca 1400 tq tt building total. 1200 tq tt par ottlca unit 221 20C4 1124 Santord Ava.. Santord __________ 442-MI 2BBB__________ • MONTE CARLO 1424. graal condl A/C. runt lit* a tap1 Sharp looklnqUIXOM * *1 (1 PUELIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUESDAY 2iM PM OA YTONA AUTO AUCT ION Mwy. 41. D* ytone Batch _________ 444 111 t i l l • TOYOTA COROLLA wag^n. ’ 42. AulO. A/C. rad. 22K warranty. SH.11B222 4*11 TRANS A M 1444 T tops. JOS w / 12.000 mltot (3 000 OBO ______ __ 140 0(44 _____ 155— Pets A Supplies ________ m o w ________ 118 -O ffice Space / Rent LOTS O’ CARS! AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE 1 NAIL OUNS. I Hap la gun. and I ure*n and doth ttaplar IlMaach i l l 240 141— Hom es for Sale ST0NEBR00K APARTMENTS F I F T Y M OEN c r r t r id g t t p la t llc lo r tln g la Irv a r faveaft Will taparala brand naw (/ each 104 111 11(1 __ LO NCW OOD/LAKE MARYM<d Ilia storage warehouse* 400 200 1400 tq ft. Frae rant • I I I mo laata. from Slll'm o OFFHE/warahauta tpaca <200 Sq II P rlm a location at rntranca to Control Fla Ra jlpnal Airport 402 221 >482 SANFORO MOSS tq tt 2 phata. tprmklart 12 tq It Stanttram Rtally Inc. Jim Par It Ml 24H 231—Cars 231-Cars 15S—M achlnery/Tools 114—Warehouse •___ Space / R ent____ ALTAMONTE SPRINOS Lata front on ground floor 2 Bdrm w/walk In clotott. porch. 2 pool!, tarmit. ta ard ta room A dubhouta SSaSmo *J4 l l l j • State-O f-The-Art Fitness C e n te r K IT ’N ’ C\RI.YI.K<JDby Ijirry Wrfjshl COLLARO P L A N T H I A OOI. SHADE TREESM APLE l ( _________MOI224___________ SWEET PINEAPPLE ORANGES(4 PER BUSHEL __________M l 01(0 _________ SWEET HAMLIN OBANOIS ISpar buthel Call M l 1(40 SAN FO RO 223—Miscellaneous OA B IR T H D A Y O IP T . Ot houtahoid p’ lart to ill your Irwndt Sacrificing bo* ot 141 ti>. tiiptoml p iier* all tha tame tlta tor only $2. Coil (24 _________ Call M l 4244_________ ATTENTION CONSIGNMENT. Beuhquat ^it ^lott^i^rtt^it. For tib ia* ctotbat rackt. ante* Ivrnitvra Priced to tall M l 1114 after For leave mtq GOLD CHAINS ANO CHARMS 111 44 a gram Haay t Crown Pawn Ml 12*4 O A K L A W N M E M O R IA L PARK. I plot vary raaionabia Platt* call M l 4020_________ • POWER W HEELS S ala d Jaap Good condition, naw baltoriat Ridat children up to 10 Ibt Paid SMS. awing UOO Call Curtlt/Judr 402 Ml (144 SERVICE SALES B PARTS tor portable karotana haatort LARRY'S MART 2M 4IM 230—Antique/Classic _______ Cars_______ • CHEVELLE. 1411. 44 000 ml. VI. luto. A/C. PS. light graan metallic. Super claanl Mutt teal 1(100 in 2000___________ FORO GALAXY. IM4. 4 door. A/C. power Hearing V I All ong>nall 11.100120 1M2 • FOLD THUNDEREIRD. IH4. A ll o rlfln a ll Naadt torn* work 11.441 OBO Ml 0114 ___ 1570 DCVILLE CADILLAC 0(2000 OBO All power 122 CM4_________________________ 071 POf.CHC 411 Toga. *1K m l l e t . t i c . c n n d ltlo n . tOPOQ/obo Santord 2D (1(4 O il PONTIAC ORANO PRIX. 2 door. VI. MO Engine. P/S. P/B. A/C. naw Ira n i. Craig AM/FM radio RUNS LIKE A DREAM 1441 OBO M l 4422 2714 R id g ew oo d A ve.» S an ford (444 CHEROKEE 4X4. 4 wheal drlva. low m il** olackl >10.400 _________Call 122 41*2 • 1422 CHEVY it ton p/up. MO V I Runt good Eng'«w end front strong SI.(BO 222 S212 1424 F O R O C O A C H M A N CONVERSION VAN EMO aluminum whaalt. naw liras 21 BOB 1M 2*01 toev* mvg '44 CADILLAC SEVILLE L-ka new w/eii tha Cadillac •quip I Whlto w'rad leather (4K ml NOW ONLY (14.4*11 235—M oforcydes and Bikes 'llOLDSMOBILE DELTA IIR O Y A L E BROUGHAM V I. auto . tilt cruita. pwr w>ndt /dr loctt'taaf climato control. A/C. AM/FM ttofto catt*fto4 moral 1IK mllet NOW ONLY 44.44(1 HONDA SHADOW. B4. runs real good, looks real good SI.SOO Ptoata call 1041411222 ~ 241— R e e r e a f i o n a l Vehicles / Campers 4* CADILLAC SEDAN OEVILLE Dat.gnar aoilion. carnaga lop roof, wire wheal* full Cadillac luiury options w let'n*r UK mHat NOW ONLY 14. I lf I • '1* MOTOR HOME Runt great Will trad* tor Iravat traitor of comparable value 121 U l i w ’l l MERCURY CAPRI CONVERTIBLE Rad. sporty! A/C. ( tpd tporl whaalt 4 moral 1IK ml tot Mutltaal NOW ONLY >4.44(1 • WE B U Y CABS • Payments as LO W as $25 a week! ’l l 0 0 DOE SHADOW CONVERTIBLE AulO . A/C. f i l l c r g l t * . AM 'FM ttoraocatt 4 moral I K m l l a t l NOW O N L Y 111.41(1 * Most Can Below $3,995 * No Auction Can! only Hand-picked * On the Spot •41 SATURN SEDAN Metallic blue, auto . P/S. P/B. A/C. AM/FM tlarao catt Ctoan car I NOW ONLY (4.2411 Financing! 'I t OLOS CUTLASS Auto. A/C. AM FM ttorao cattaito. 4VK mllat. baaullful maroon! NOW ONLY (4.4411 $100 O F F W ill V \ l WCHCVV CAVALIER 2 door epo Sporty< l privacy glatt. tconomlc and tportyl NOWONLYM.441I h ir c h iiM 1 |ea^| |t| ||||* In I In to Nil JEFriKELLYS C H n v O L in - PLYM O U TH 322-1135 FAWLTAUTOS tllUSISSSSSSlillUKSSSSS 701IFraadklMk 3 2 2 .8 6 0 0 B • 14 CAAAARO RS-f. convert Ibla. rad/black. 11K ml. Lika naw mull tall SI.SOO M l 2401 ■Hi ►c o r p o r a Sanford Motor Co. ‘42 DODOE B2M CONVERSION VAN High top. auto. A/C. pwr. winds /dr. lock t/m lrrort. capiiln t chair* tala bad. AM/FM ttoraocatt. TV 4 moral I2K miiet This won't latll NOW ONLY 111.4411 ;;r IN! 330-5204_____ I.404T of praparlMtl All type* araat. A prlcat Call tar a FREE Mil. CHOCOm * tUSJCHS latch Your First Month's Rent Disappear! TOOL •illNESSCENUR- SAUNAS TENNIS A. RACQllfTBAIl K MORI! EXTRA LARGE 1&2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE 321-6220 M o n -F rl 9 - 6 * S a l 1 0 -5 * S u n 12-! A.P A R T M E N T S Watch tha Buy Ownar TV Show Sundays at II :00am onOi. 4 C?nK^2] USE YOUR TU RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT On a 1 or 4 bdrm. horn# In Samlnoia or Volutla county Low monthly paymant I • Including Lot • N o Downpayment & • N o Closing Cost *:* • APR 7" • # Cw * Located In EstaDlished Sanford Neighborhood 1 4 1 4 Mara Cl. (off M e llo n v ille j LIMITED TIME! $ 5 9 ,9 9 0 ° ® Price Increases er 1-1-94 to $62,900.1 Call tar datalitt J iA tf Mansfield, 323-7271 AA Carnal, Inc., 12T II24 LAKE M A R Y AREA, homa S built In a nka. quirt, cut da tac community, with nlca folkt. l Bdrm 2 Bath. Lg dining room and living room, aat in kitchon w/appil Tail cathadral coning* w/piant th at*** Privacy lancing, good llthlng In a clota tmall laka. le ts i t kid*, w/ptayground aroa. Tannla court*, batkal ball, barbaquo and picnic araa VI.MO down iwgattabto Moving ASAP, ottar quail lying. A»*umabla mortgage Sarlaut Inqulrvk only. 401 2221401 batwaon IpmlOpm. Job front far up to North Fla RESPONDTOOAV lij iij g g s G r • 3 B edroom , 2 Bath 'Concrete Block ‘ Full Carpet ‘ Tile Tub Enclosure • Roll-up Garage Door with Stucco ’ Central Heat/AC •Washer/dryer Hook-ups •Concrete DrivewayJWalks Cholc* of Lot Location’ 40 Gallon Water Heater’ Cathedral Ceilings ’ Many Color Choices u CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION i. z A Co<efy /415 i i i * Subject to Qualification H w y <40 �t a a • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 2. 1994 ' k »***'. f # 1SW l 7 **• Introducing A Whole New Kind Of Supermarket. Q U A N T I T Y RI GHT S RESERVED M INN OKIE (TONCt. INC. STO RE HO URS 7 A .M . - 11 P.M. 7 DAYS A W EEK SANFORD 17u C _/ 13th STREET 25lh STREET FRENCH AVE 4 CELERY AVE \ 1 r PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD SUNDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2-12,1994 AT 2 STORES LISTED BELOW ONLY. PRICES ALSO GOOD AT 1722 W. AIRPORT BLVD. in SANFORD THE ULTIMATE CONVENIENCE yeur ar> cleenlne e*w« yau da yaur eraunr P o * P < t Whal • (onwNK.1 N‘t etau and W M i a i h A eean ? a«r» a . l i d T a m lo 1 1 p m . I M M m oa ary d M rtn f M a n I M a n M l anan t day* a weak. • haura a dayl IM m OUIa •Tha I N m a i Ona-ttod Shandnel FO O D COURT -ONE CENT PER CONTAINER WHX BE ADOCO TO THE ADVERTISED PRICE OF ITEMS WHERE THE ITEM PACKAGING IS SUBJECT TO THE FLO RCA ADVANCE DISPOSAL FEE." 1514 S. FRENCH AVE in SANFORD DRY CLEANING copvNiOMMtee REGISTER TO WIN... F U L L S ER V IC E PHARM ACY SAVE UP TO 50% O N OUR G E N E R IC S PHARMACIST: JERRY UGUORI PHONE: (4 0 7 ) 321-6626 H WE WILL NOT KNOWING BE UNDERSOLD OUR PHARMACIES G LAD LY ACCEPT mm O O SPREE! O S 6 ^ * ONE WINNER WILL RECEIVE TWENTY $50 WINN-DIXIE GIFT CERTIFICATES SEE STORE FOR COMPLETE RULES AND DETAILS. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/8e003bbff4e2b1690a8f285d9a7bad73.pdf 7cb4e758b05f6e5a40811a9ae7ab28ea PDF Text Text January 1994 Sanford Herald Se rvin g Sanford, Lako Mary and Sam inolo County tinea 1908 86th Year, No. 116 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST IN SID E Tightening reig n s SA N FO R D — Willi the holidays*mil «>f thr way high school uthlrllra In Seminole County will lxIn high near this week. See Page 1B Adult entertainment, X-rated businesses under scrutiny □ P e o p le B y S A N D R A E L L IO T T □ Sp o rts A thletics start anew How to develop landscape A home landscape should nerve a specific purpose and look nice. Your homr deserve* I he I m-m setting you can give II and your lamlly the maximum i w and enjoyment of their surroun­ dings* See PaKe 3D B R IE F S Entries sought for exhibit SAN FO RD — A new furled art exhibit Is* M hedulrd to open soon at First Street Gallery. Entflr* for the waterrolor exhibit will l>e accepted Jan. 7 and 8 An entry fee of 810 will lie chained per Item, with s*l/c not In exceed Ihrer by tour feel The exhibit will lie Juried by nationally known artiftt and art educator Fred Mcsscrsiiillli lie I* currently arttat-ln-resldcnrc at Slelaon Unlveralty. where hr served as chairman of the art department from 1959 until 1989. Me N also a member of (lie American Walcrcolor Sticlcly and the Waterrolor Honor Society. For further Information on the enlrles into the competition. contact Kay Bartholomew at thr First Street Gallery. 203 E First Street in downtown Sanlord. 323 9178. Herald Stall Writer LONGWOO!) — City commission era will takr auo'lier step Monday night In tightening (he reigns on adult rntcnalumrnt and X-rated businesses An ordinance Imposing a 180-day moratorium on thr approval of conditional uses or the Issuance of licenses or |X'rmlts for the operation of adult entertainment establish­ ments will lx1 presented Thr com­ m issio n e rs Imposed a (iO-day licensing moratorium on new per­ mits for udull establishments In December. There are three establishments opened In the city offering body scrubs during hull hour lo 45minute sessions lor 830 with at­ tractive female attendants One shop advertises out t ails available lor a limited time. Sanford concerned about controlling adult entertainment By NICK PPEIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - The ctly of San ford has approved on first read­ ing. a proposed ordinance to control adult entertainment within Ihr city. Second and final reading Is scheduled ul the city commission meeting on Jan. 10. The ordinance Is going around thr urea. It Is bawd on a plan Family in new home, at last National Volunteer Blood Donor Month GoldenRule makes wishes come true ■y V IC K I D etO R M IER Herald Stall Writer SAN FO RD — l-auro Sollten ol Sanlord. has Iseen named to the Historic Preservation Hoard by the Sanford City Commission. Sollien replace* Kay Bartholomew, who submitted her n-signallun rllectlvc Jan. 1 Bartholomew said whr wanted to s|>rnd more time with the iMilvliirs of First Street Gallery and the St. Lucia Festival. SAN FO RD — Carlos Javier Sunvo. address unknown, was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies about 1:30 this morning. Hr was charged with sexually assaulting a young girl. A c c o rd in g to aherllPa sp okesm an Ed McDonough. Suavo, 20. broke Into n residence In the Oakland Hills subdivision near Forest City Road. Deputies said he smashed out the Iron! window of the house, went Into the kin lien and look a large kitchen knife. Armed with the knife, he went Into the liednxim of an 11-year-old girl, held the knife to her throat and brought her lo *.hc living room of the home. There, deputies reported, lie raped her at knifepoint. dropi>cd the wen|xm and (led llic home. The girl run lo her parents' room and they called 9-1-1. Deputies In the area noticed a man acting erratically In the neighborhood. McDonough said. They salif he was darting In and oul of Ixiek yards In the vicinity of the girl's house. The man was slopped brought to the house where the girl positively Idenlfled him as the man who had assaulted her. Suavo was taken to the Seminole County sheriffs offlec lit Sanford, the Investigation Is continuing. lie Is expected to lx- taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility later today where he will lxcharged with nrxoul halieiy. T: See Sanford. Page BA See Reigns. Page 5A Sollien named to board Man arrested in assault case developed by O r a n g e County, hut was fine-tuned to fit Sunlord’s specific requirements. It now may be headed to l^ikr Mary and possibly other cities. Much of what Sanford has accomplished so far Is divided Into iwo separate ordinances One outlines specific restrictions as lo where surh operations may he located, and IdriiUflrs thr In giving ol himself. Bob Mueller puts on a brave lace as Travis Van Dyke prepares to collect a donation ol blood from him. Mueller gave blood during a drive at Flea World this weekend. The Ms»s«dPfwfobyMxhMl SMnr.il t drive was In celebration of National Volunteer Blood Donor Month January Is traditionally the tlmo ol year whon blood Is most neoded. SA N FO R D — Spnulm g the holidays with family and friends Is always a happy occasion. In:t to do it In your own home makes It even more enjoyable. Cluru Ashley has lived III Hie "projects" In Sanlord all her life. This holiday season, she and her son und grandson are living tn their own home on 15th Street, thanks to the OotrirnRule project " I was tired of living where people didn't care uhntit anything." shr said of the public housing projects where she had always lived. "They didn't keep up their yard or the houses," She said that Is because they had no sense ol ownership and. thus, no sense ol rr*|x>nslhlllty to care for Ih r area. “Around here, people rare alxiut their homes. ' Bee Home. Page SA Building Products being recalled activity H oliday decorations, furniture on recall list on rise By NICK PPBIPAUF Herald Stall Writer ■y J. MARK BARFIELD Senior Stall Writer____________ SAN FO RI) — Building permit activity In (he unincorporated ureas of Seminole County In­ creased again In November, continuing u 10 month upward [) See Building, Page BA A number of Items used In holiday decorations arc being recalled. Some offer |X)tcntlal safely hazards. Ollier Items Including specific brands of hunk beds, ceiling fans a Juicer und children's Jewelry. The list was revealed by the Florida Department of Agriculture Bt Consumer Services. Commissioner Hob Crawford und the U S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Most of the recalls are also being conducted by various major retail stores across the nation which were responsible for (heir distribution. Crawford suggests before people pack uway their decornllons from the holidays, precautions should be­ taken to Insure that problems are Identified. The following recalls have been announced: • Grcatland 7-foot lighted Aleutian Pine Christmas tree and accompanying extension cord. — The cords feature 1.280 pre-nttarhed miniature lights, which have been reported as overheating and melting during use. The trees were sold nationwide In Target Stores from Sepl. 1993 to Dee. 2. 1993. for 8149.99 lo 8199.99. C See Recall, Page SA Study: Home schooling gets high marks Most students fare well in home study , T By SUSAN WENNER Herald Correspondent IN D EX B rldgs............. „4B,BB C om ics............... C rossw ord................ G8 Dear A bby..................3D D oalha........................ BA Dr. Q ott.......................OB E d itorial..................... 4A F lo rid a........................ 2A H oroscope....... M o vies.............. N atio n ................ P e o p le ........................ 38 P olloo..........................3A School Manu............ 8A S porta.................. 1 B,3D T a l a v l s l o n .............. 3 8 W a a th a r..................... 2A Cloudy and wet W Partly Cloudy Mostly cloudy with a 70 percent chnnce of s h o w e r s . \V I u d southwest increasing to 20 mpli uud gusty. High In Hie mid 70s. For iitora w aathar, aaa Papa 2 A The general public voiced concents when parents began lo teach their children at home. Some of these concerns were feelings that the children were not being taught as well as the school system could do It. Other concerns were In llic realm of the social development of the children. Larry Shyers, a psychotherapist and chair­ man of the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work. Marriage and Family Therapy und Mental Health Counseling, conducted Ills own study. "Educators and parents traditionally have feared (hat home-schooled youngsters lag In soclul development because they lack regular classroom contact with other children." he said. "I did n study for my doctoral dlsscmllon In University of Florida's College of Education. The study's findings suggest that home-schooled children behave heller because they lend to Imitate their parents, while tra d itio n a lly sch o o le d ch ild ren m odel them selves after other children In the classroom." The study was a five-year process and was conducted in 1992. In fact. Shyers was honored by ERIC, which Is the Educational Resource See Schooling, Page BA Margo Lemona teaches her live children at home. Heidi, Styron Jr.. Rebecca. Caleb and Holly have learned their lessons well from their Pftot* h, Wtnr»i mother who chose to school them outside the public school system. A study shows that home-schooled children behave belter. SU B SC R IB E TO THE SAtlFO RD HERALD FQR TH E BEST LOCAL NEW S COVERAGE. Call 322-261 D �a * - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday. January 3, 1994 NEW S FROM THE REGION AND A C R O S S THE ST A T E IRS offers non- English tax forms ■ y ELIZABETH TENNYSON Associated Press Writer State plans land purchase to save skinks ORLANDO — Two legless sandswimming lizards deserve protection from extinction, biologist say. even If they're not as "glam orous" as the Florida panther or manatee. Now sclentlsls’liave a plan to save (lie rare animals, found only along Central Florida's sandy ridge. The key to the survival of the sand sklnk and the bluc-tnllrd mole sklnk Is the proj>osed purchase of 40.000 acres of scrubland. Including the Uike Wales Ridge, whlrh Is thought to be the only part of Florida to rise above the wave* l>efore the Ice Age. The property In Polk and Highlands is the proposed site of the nation's first wildlife refuge aimed at protecting en­ dangered plants. Last summer. Congress appropriated $2 million to begin buying land for the refuge. The government has targeted about a dozen properties It estimates will cost S 3 1 million to buy from developers, corporations and Individuals. The skinks "don't receive a great deal of attention, yet they're threatened In the same way the scrub Jay Is." Mid Jim Kraus, a wildlife biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service In Jacksonville. "They're not ns glamorous as some others, but they have a role to play In the ecosystem." The sand sklnk can oe found In Orange. Osceola. Lake. Marlon. Highlands and Polk counties. The blue-tailed mole sklnk lives only In Osceola. Polk and Highlands counties. Bears getting special passes ORLANDO — Black bears living In some Central Florida forests will soon have a safer route to their dens as highway officials begin building what may be the nation's first special underpass for bears. Almost a dozen bears have died within a few hundred yards of each other on two-lane State Road 46 in Lake County near the Wckiva River. So that's where the state Department ol Transportation will Install the culvert. "There Is no doubt In m y mind that we've well located the underpass and that bears will use it.” said Gary Evlrik. DOT manager of environmental services. The DOT hopes to finish the 8-foot-hlgh. 25-foot-wlde wildlife underpass, proposed seven years ago. next summer. That will be before bears sturt moving and fattening for the winter. A camera Installed In the underpass will be triggered whenever a bear enters the culvert. Also. Jaydc Roof, a trapper with the state Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Is attaching collar radio transmitters to bears that will monitor their use of the underpass. " It 's almost like going fishing." said Roof after discovering a snorting male bear with Its paw caught In a wire snare he had set. He recently caught 16 bears In 15 days In woods west of the Wektva River In Orange and Lake counties. The area Is sliced by S.R. 46. which connects Sanford and Mount Dora. Schools make progress in desegregation JACK SO N V ILLE — Jacksonville's voluntary desegregation program hai. produced more racially Integrated schools over the last three years, but pockets of segregation persist. School Superintendent Lurry Zenke said he wus encouraged nearly half of the schools now are desegregated. " I knew we were getting close to that." he said. Zenke has held that the system's method of voluntary desegregation would yield slow — but lasting — results. The system's desegregation method focuses on magnet schools, which use academic courses to attract students. NAACP members have maintained that the system should compel parents to choose magnet schools but had little to say about the statistics. "T h e facts speak for themselves. That’s all I can say." said Bob Flowers. NAACP education chairman. From Associated Press reports MIAMI — The words "Internal Revenue Service" bring to mind Imagrs ol steelyfaced uudltorn and Inscmlnhle forms, hut the IRS Is Inking steps to change that. S|Mnlsh speakers In South Florida end Southern California could find their Income tax forms much more user-friendly this year. Starting Jan. 7. the wldcly-used 1O40A short form will be avallablr In Spanish. The pilot program marks the first time the IR S has printed forms In any language other than English. Intrm al Revenue officials say. Some want to know why It took so long "The reality Is thut we have all the Immigrants coming from abroad. That's been Ihc irend for some lime and I think It's about lime (the IRS) did It." suld Wllfrrdn Contreras, a representative of the Miamibased group People Acting For Community Togethrr. "It was Just the appropriate time.” said John Schnrllmann. an IRS spokesman for Sou lb Florida. Others In the agency agrred. "One of the reasons wr decided to do the 1040A In Spanish Is because of the rising number of lilspanlcs In Ihc U.S. There were 9.1 million In 1970. 14.6 million In 1980 and 22.4 million In 1990. Currently thrrr are around 25.1 m illion." sa id IR S f One of the reasons we decided to do the 1040A in Spanish is because of the rising number of Hispanics in the U.S. There were 9.1 m illion in 1970, 14.6 m illion in 1980 and 22.4 m illion in 1990. C urrently there are around 25.1 m illion. ■ B o b F I r m n n spokesman Bob Finnan. But only 500.000 of the forms will Ikprinted anil S|>anlsb speakers won't receive them automatically. Those who want a Spanish form must visit an IR S office or place an order through u toll-free Informa­ tion line. That number should be operational bv Jan. 3. Callers ran order thr special forms, gel help filling them oul and gel answers to their questions — all In Spanish. Some In Ihc Hispanic community see Ihc new forms as a step toward Independence ih.it may redure Spanlsh-sprukerx' reliance on friends, community organizations and accountants to llll out their tax forms. "T h a t's the plus sl-Je. Now that It's In Spanish you may see a trend toward people doing It themselves." said Contreras who added he often fills oul lax forms for non-English speakers Tlte new forms will !>e direct translations of their English counterparts except lor u paragraph saving the IRS hopes Ihc new form will make It raslrr lo file a lax declaration. Bill what about Spanish speakers outside Southern California and South Florida? For now. they're oul of luck. "Depending on Ihc |K>pularlly of this program, which remains to be seen. I can see this expanding lo other areas with largeHispanic populations.'* said Schnellmann. He suggested 'Texas might be the next state lo see the Spanish forms. The decision lo oiler forms In Spunlsh will make life easier for some Americans, hut (hose who speak other languages will still have to muddle through thr confusing forms In English. Ami while ihc program Is still In Its Infancy. It could open I lie door to tux forms lu a variety of languages "There has been talk of putting forms in Vietnamese.” said Schnrllmann Tile tax Information line Is 1-800-8291040 and the Spanish language Information line o|K-rutlonal In enrly January will IkI 800 829-IIORA Forguson holds local record for longest punt in football game By JULIAN STBNSTROM Herald Columnist The fellow In this pholo holds the record for longest punt In a football game ever played on the football field now known as the Citrus Bowl In Orlando. His name, very familiar with Sanford old-timers. Is Darrell Forguson. ft was a nippy and windy night In 1937. C o u c h L e o n a rd McLucas' Seminole High Celery Feds were being hosted by arch rival Coach Harry Greene's Or­ lando High Tigers (now Boone High School). It was so chilly II was Ihe only lime we can ever recall In SH S history when thr Celery Feds wore stockings. At one point In the game the Feds were on their own threeyard line and had a fourth down. Forguson. a triple threat back who could run. pass and kick, stood Just Inside his own end zone and took the snap from center Fred Ganas. Forguson booted the ball with a strong wind at his back. The brreze carried the ball far over Ihe Tigers' return man. When the ball landed II took a Sanford bounce and the wind raught It again. Il was finally blown dead on Orlando's seven-yard line. By Associated Brass T A L LA H A SSE E — Errallc utU-ndiinrr by members of the slate ethics committee has caused deadlocks and delays N ow the m ost Ir r q u r n i absentee says lie plans to do something about It — resign Wilson "R e d " McGee, at that time sports editor of The Or­ lando Sentinel and official scorer, ruled It a 96-yard kick. We understand It has never been exceeded. Four of the eight commis­ sioners say Illness or pro­ fe ssional o b liga tio n s oc­ casionally prevent them from attending meetings, though they all agreed attendance was essential for Hie com­ mission to I k- rllertlve During World War II Forguson bad numerous fool hall scholar­ ship offers but chose lo enter flight training with the Army Air C o rp s. On Se p t. 3. 1955. Forguson. then a captain with the U.S. Air Force, was piloting a huge C-105 transport when It crashed in Tennessee. Capt. Forguson was killed. He was the sou,of Roscor and Birdie Forguson who came lo Florida from the; Golden Pond section of Paducah. Ky. He was one of seven Forguson children. Hollis. Owen. Wlnafrrd. Wilbur. Darrell. Buck und Clajda (Mrs. Ashby Jones). Darrell Forguson Sex abuse: A problem that won’t go away By Associated Bros* SA R A SO T A - They are Flor­ ida's rapists and molesters of tomorrow — children who sex­ ually abuse other children and the emotionally scarred victims they lca”e behind. S o m e t im e s t h e y b e g in molesting before they're old enough to read. Often they've b e e n v ic t im s o f a b u s e themselves, abused by their parents or others they trusted. For years, the state has all but Ignored the problem, providing money to help only a small fraction of the thousands of LOTTERY M I A M I - Hero are Ih e w inn in g numbors selected Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: Play 4 9-3-O-G Cash 3 2*4*4 Sanford H erald Monday, January 3, 1994 Vol 86, No. 116 PubUsnsd Daily and Sunday, aic ap l i Marald. Saturday, Ib , T h IaSanford Inc 300 N Franch t o . Santoed. Fla 12771 Sacond Ciata Pn’t;i Paid at Sanford, Florida and aadaional mailing ofttcaa POSTMASTER: Sand addraaa changoa lo THE SANTORO HERALD, P O Box iM7, Sanford. F L IT T H -IM T . SubaarMfon Rato* ( M y iS u n d a y ) D+itt+ry IH o M M sMonsw iymt I1 M 0 mao moo Florida Raatdanfi mutl pay 7% aaiaa laa In addition torata* above Phone (407) 322-2011. i sexually abused children and young sex offenders. Flotlda doesn't have an adequate sys­ tem to keep track of such children even though It has been repeatedly shown that sexually abused and abusive children are the ones who carry on the cycle of abuse, continuing to prey on youngsters os they grow Into adults. A six-month Investigation by The Sarasota Herald-Tribune of sexual abuse of children by other children In state care found that state lawmakers say they are ready to take some action. And the proposals appear to have enough support In the Legislature. Among the proposals: • Amending the state's child abuse law to require the report­ ing of sexuul abuse by children and other minors. • Creating a task force to set a course for the reporting. In­ vestigation and treatment of juvenile »ex offenders and their victims. • Developing annual reports on the sexual abuse of* children lldrc by other youths tn the custod) of the state Depai Intent of Health and Rehabilitative Sendees. • Funding more treatment for Juvenile sex offenders. "There's going to be a higher level of nwareness" about the problem, said Rep. Sh irle y Brown. D-Sarasota. "People arc definitely In the mood to support more money for treatment." she said. " I really think It's going to happen thts time." H R S Secretary Jim Towey said he Is making mrnlal health services for offenders as well as victims one of his top priorities for the agency's 1994-95 budget. " I think we’ve got lo stnrl dealing with this now and get these Interior wounds healed Commission attendance poor, one may resign before they continue to get worse and worse and lake It out on everyone around them." he said. While the effectiveness of treatment for sex abusers re­ mains a somewhat controversial topic, experts say treatment ts the only way lo leach sex o ffe n d e rs to control their behavior. The Issue comes down lo a question of paying now or later. The slate can eltlier spend the money now to provide treatment and prevent more victims or build more prisons lo house the offenders- " I think attendance Is extremely Important." said Commissioner Stephen Zack of Miami. "Bui I don't think It 's unreasonable tli.it a person mlvs some meetings for health or oilier reasons." Zack has the worst record of ihe commissioners: he missed 13 of Ills 34 meetings since his appointment by llienS e n a t e P r e s id e n t B oh Crawford In April 1990. giv­ ing him an uilrndanec rate ol 6 1.7 percent, records show. Holding true to his state­ ment that commissioners who c a n n o t attend m eetings should quit. Zack (old the Tampa Tribune (or a story published today lie would resign next month. He missed four of eight meeting In 1993 Mlrta "M lkkl" Canton of Miami missed six of tier 28 meetings since her appoint­ m ent by thcn-G ov. Boh Martinez In September 1990. However, she didn't miss any of the eight meetings In 1993. Joel Gustafson of Fori laitidrrdalc und Tom Lewis of Orlando each missed four m eetings since cheir ap|K)intmeui by Gov. Lawton Chiles In July 1991. THE WEATHER LO CAL FO RECAST Today; M ostly cloudy und becoming windy with afternoon showers und thunderstorm s likely. Som e severe storm s possible. High In Ihc mid 70s. Wind southwest Increasing to 20 inph and gusty. Winds stronger near thunderstorms. Chance pf rain 70 percent. Tonight: Mostly cloudy and windy with evening showers and thunderstorm s likely. Som e severe storms possible. Low In Ihe mid 40s to nround 50. Wind becoming west 20 mph and gusty: S tro n g e r near th u n ­ derstorms. Chance of rain 60 percent. F L O R ID A T E M M CM, 04,tona Baach Ft Laud Baach Fori M,art Gametvllla 1 In m lfO " f»,taarl i 'H o Jacktonrina Ka, Watt Lakeland Miami Ptniacota Laratola Taliahattaa Tampa Varo Baach W PalmBaach HI mm 70 17 74 41 41 7t 74 07 47 74 70 74 74 01 Pci 4) 107 71 X 70 4t M 107 mm mm »t u 41 II 4! 34 74 01 47 00 44 41 44 77 47 44 4t 174 47 04 U N A T IO N A L T I M M Temparaturat i»d calt previous day t high andOvarmght lo.•loI p m EST. CM, HI Lo Prc Otlk Anchor*9* 71 II tit r --------- ' V --------- ' Atlanta V ---------IS 41 01 tdy Atlantic CM, so j: rn Baltimore kn 4f 77 FRIDAY TUE8DAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Billing, X 01 cdy Ptlycldy 72-82 Cloudy 75-50 Ptlycldy 88*40 Maly ennny 80-45 Ptlycldy 72-02 Birmingham » O 01 cd, Bltmarck 01 07 04 cdy Bona 44 n Cd, Bolton 4* 14 01 tn Burlington. VI M II T ID E S S T A T I S T I C ! ___________ Chartaiton.S C [M O O N W lA s is 14 47 Cdy Va kn M 14 The high temperature In Charlatton.W TUESDAY! Char toll. FI C >7 X 01 m 17 7S dr SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 10:30 Sanford Sunday was 72 degrees Chayam* »n 77 71 u.m.. 10:00 p.m.: MaJ. 4:20 n.m.. and the overnight low was 59 as Chicago Clarat»"d tn 70 04 reported by the University of Concord N H. 4:45 p.m. TIDES; Daytons tn 70 LAST NEW M It cd, Beach: highs. 1:01 a.m.. 12:49 Flortdu Agricultural Research Dallas Ft Worth Dec. 6 Oanvar 47 U Dec. 13 cd, und Education Center. Celery p.m.: lows. 6:27 a.tn.. 6:49 p.m.: Dal Momat X I f .11 cd, New Smyrna Beach: highs. Avenue. Datroil >7 11 cd, Recorded rainfall for the Honolulu II 47 Clr 1:06 a.m.. 12:54 p.m.; lows, 6:32 M o u lto n 70 34 dr a.m.. 6:54 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: weekend, ending at 9 a.m. Indianapollt cd, IS 17 Monday, lolulled 2.86 Inches. highs. 1:21 a . m . . -----------Jac It ton.Mitt 4f 4 1 cdy FIRST FULL The temperature nt 9 a.m. Kantat CM, 17 7t OS cdy p.m.: lows. 6:47 u.m.. 7:09 p.m. Dee. 20 Dec. 28 44 IS cdy today was 63 degrees und Lat Vagat Lima Rock 44 11 cdy Monduy's overnight low was 62. Lot Angalai 44 St cd, B O A T IN G B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S us recorded by the National Mamphlt 47 17 cdy Milwaukaa in 7t X Weather Service nt Ihe Orlando Mfit SI Paul Daytona Beach: Wuvcs are St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet cd, I! II Inlcruutlonul Airport. Nathvlllt Tonight: Wind soulhwest lo 41 X cd, 1-214 feel and semi glassy. Other Weather Serv ice data: Nt*. OrIrani 41 SJ dr Current Is lo the north with a west Increasing lu 25 lo 30 kts. □Sunday's high............. 74 Naur York ClI, X 14 01 water temperature of 63 degrees. Seas 4 lo 6 ft near shore building □Barometric pressure.2D.69 Oklahoma CM, 14 X 04 cd, U II a cd, New Smyrna Beach: Waves arc lo 12 ft offshore. Bay and Inland □Relative Humidity....96 pet Omaha Phlladaiphia SI 31 waters very rough. Wind und 2 Phoanl* 70 as dr □Winds.........South 10 mph feet and semi glossy. Current Is seas higher In numerous show­ U X tn Rainfall 22 of an in. PlMtburgh Portland Mam a ers and thunderstorms. Tues­ tn 44 I I slightly tn Ihc south, with a □Sunset............... 8:41 p.m. SI Loult X X cd, day: Wind west 25 lo 30 kts. water lemj>eralurc of 63 degrees. tall Laka CM, 45 34 car Seas 4 lo 6 ft neur shore and up □Sunrise •••••••••••••••••7:19 a.m. lan Francisco m 41 4» San Juan.P R to 12 ft offshore. Bay and Inland 14 70 cd, SaaHla m U 45 waters very rough. EX T EN D ED O UTLO O K » © O �< & ___ - ii< - . ••• .. Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Monday. January 3, 1994 - 3A Accidents hospitalize 2 Impaired shooting alleged Gregory Hay Edwards. 25. 2408 Chase Avc.. Sanrnrd. war* charged with using a firearm while Impaired by Sanford Police on Sunday morning. Poller said hr stood In his front yard at utxmt 4 a m. and shot onr round In the air with a 20 -guage su|>cr single shotgun. They said hr tried to hide the gun under his car when hr saw them They said Ur was swaying and had dlffulty understand­ ing questions Hr told |Killce he had lx-en drinking. Hr was taken to the .John K. Polk Correctional Fnrlllly and held on $500 bond. Battery charged Donald Fach. 50. 2545 Park Dr.. Apt. 107. was charged with domestic violence-battery by Sanford Poller on Saturday morning. Poller said hr and Ills wife were involved In a verbal dispute with Ills wlfr when hr struck her and thru hr struck a friend who was attempting to assist her. Hr was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility anil held on $1,000 bond, Lewd act with child charged Dennis George Summrrs. 22. 125 Tollgatc Tr.. Longwood. was charged with Irwd. Indecent assault nr act u |niii or In the presence of u child on Saturday morning by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies. Deputies said that a 14-year old girl rr|tor1rd that Summers had entered the bathroom where she was at a N’rw Year's Eve party and exjxised himself. They said she told them that he had forcibly kissed her and had forced her to |>erform a sc* art. among other acc usations Deputies said he told them that he did not recall doing th o se things and that hr was "not that way." He was taken to the John E Polk Correctional Facility and held on $ 10.000 bond. Aggravated battery charged Annie laris Holley. 82. 1500 Koosevrlt Avc.. Sanford, was charged with aggravated battery by Seminole County sheriffs officers on Saturday. Deputies said she stabbed the victim In the up|*er chest during an argument In a car. She told them that she Jumped out of the car they were travelling In. The victim does not want to press charges tn the attack She was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional F a c ility and held on $4,000 bond. Domestic violence alleged Martin Osborn Goins. 43. 4081 S. Hlcbard Allen St.. Lake Monroe, was charged with domestic violence battery by Seminole County sherlfT s deputies on Saturday. Deputies said he and his girlfriend were Involved In a verbal altercation when he pushed her. grabbed tier shirt and lore it He ulso slapped her when she tried to leave, they laid. They said she was finally able to get out of the house and tie chased her !o a neighbor's house He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $ 1.000 bond. Domestic battery charged Tommie Bryant Jr.. 55. 121 Laurel Oak Dr.. Longwood. was charged with battery-domestic violence by Seminole County sheriffs officers on Saturday evening. Deputies said lie and tils wife were Involved In a verbal dispute when lie threw her up against the wall. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he wus held on $2,500 bond. Warrant arrest Mary Ellen Hollins. 26. 2655 Richmond Ave.. Sanford, was churged In connection with a warrant from Polk County charging tier with burglary und grand theft on Saturday morning by Seminole County stiertfrs deputies. New Year's Eve DUI arrests • David Michael Fraru. 27. 370 S. White Cedur Rd.. Sanford, at Lake Mary Boulevard and Lake Emma Hoad. Also charged with reckless driving. • Gilbert Howard Bryant. 27. of Umatilla, at State Hoad 436 and 1-4. Also charged with driving with a suspended driver license, attaching a decal not assigned and huvlng a decal expired more thun four month*. • Yong Kuk Kim. 48. 555 Northlakc Blvd. Apt. 48. Altamonte Springs. At State Hoad 436 and Northlake Boulevard. • James Howard Bailey. 36. of Orlando. At 7400 S. Highway 17-92 In Fern Park. Also charged on warrants for violating his probation on charges of driving with a suspended license and for driving without a license. • Melvin Joseph Camp. 35. of Orlando. At the corner of State Hoad 436 and Oxford Hoad In Fcm Park. Airport authority to meet Tuesday By NICK RPEIPAUP Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - The Central Flor­ ida Regional Airport Sanford Airport Authority will hold Its re g u la r m e e tin g T u e s d a y morning. As of Dec. 29. the following Items were listed on the agenda: • Personal uppearancc by Robert A. T u rk . Se m in ole County Economic Development Representative. • Consideration of Airport E n ­ vironmental Protection policy. • Consideration of three year lease with Filter Recall. Inc. • C o n s id e ra tio n of moilth-to-month lease with Spears Insulation for Bldg 8. • Consideration of residential lease with Charles F. and/or Mary Angcller. • Update on project proposal by Jett Aire. • C o n s i d e r a t i o n of resolicitation of full service fixed base operator. • Briefing on customs desig­ nated airport project. • Briefing on budget. • Consideration of employee evaluation and recommended pay Increases. The meeting Is scheduled to begin ut 8:30 a.m.. Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1994. In the conference room of Building I. at the Central Flortdu Regional Airport. i TAK EVINCE AND LARRY'S CRASH!COURSE IN SAFETY Bl■us. LESSON *2 Man loses leg, another shot in the mouth By SANDRA ELLIOTT Horald Staff Writer S A N F O R D - TWO Sanford area men arc In 'he Intensive care null at Orlando Regional Medical Center as the result of separate weekend Incidents. Onr man was shot In Midway Saturday night and the second was knocked from fils motorcy­ cle in a Sunday afternoon trallic accident on French Avenue. Gordon A. Young. 56. 2601 Marshall Avc.. Is listed In serious tint stable condition at ORMC tills morning, aftrr Ills motorcy­ cle was struck at 5 4 8 pin. Sunday by a car driven by Myrtle Marie Tyler. 65. Oviedo. Sunford Police commander Dentils Whitmire said Tyler was driving north on French Avenue and stopped In the turn luur at 22nd Street w-altlrig for the oncoming ears to clear the In­ tersection. She told jxillce In­ vestigating the accident shr did not see Young's motorcycle pro­ ceeding south through the In­ tersection. She turned, striking him III the left leg. Ills leg was nearly severed, according to Whitmire All ORMC s|xikesman A man lost his leg In this said Young suffered a traumatic amputation of the left leg atxive dents. Young's birthday was Satur­ the knee. Young was airlifted to ORMC. day. Lucius Willis. 41. Midway was An Investigation Into the acci­ dent Is continuing. It may be shot In lilt- mouth Saturday se-.eral weeks tiefore the results night at the corner of Sipes and of blood tests are available. Midway avenues. Willis was riding a bicycle at Whitmire said blood tests are 11:30 p in., w hen a m an routinely taken tn serious arc!- H*r*M state kr llfta. K.ini accident at 22nd Street and French Avenue In Sanford. approached him. They urgurd McDonough. Deputies have Identified the after the suspect claimed Willis owed him $5 When Willis told suspect but have not made tin the man he would pay him arrest. The suspect Is described tomorrow, the attacker placed as a 30 yenr-old black male. the barrel of a .32 calltier 5'10". 180 pounds Willis Is listed In stable condi­ handgun In Willis' mouth and shot film, according to Seminole tion with the bullet still lodged In County Sheriffs spokesman Ed his mouth. McDonough said. Year starts tragically for some By A sto elals d Brass One minute into 1994. a pro­ fessional putting on a fireworks show for his neighlxirs In a Central Florida community was killed when a misfiring rocket slammed Into fits chest K e n n e th C h a lk c r. 60. a licensed pyrotechnist who for years produced Winter Haven's July Fourth displays, died In Ills yard at 12 01 a m. Fifty or so neighlxirs from all around tiny Gum loike. north of Winter Haven tn central Polk C oun ty, w-err w atching as Chalker fired commercial-grade rockets over the lake behind his home, a netghtxir said. He had llred lour or five when an 8-lnch-dlamcter rocket shot skyward briefly, tfien fell to the ground and exploded hitting Chalker In the chest, said Polk shcrlirs spokeswoman Sonya Dodds. "He was doing what he liked to do. which was to make |x*oplc happy with his displays." Drxids said. For years, police In South Florida have pleaded with people to not welcome In the New Year by firing Into the air. warning that even sjient bullets can fail with deadly force. For another year, the warnings didn't work. In western Dade County, a father who stepped Into his back yard with u pistol to fire off u few rounds tn celebration was killed by a stray bullet apparently fired by another reveler some distance away, (xillce said. Alexis Hernandez, who ulso wus celebrating his daughter's third birthday, died Just u few feet away from Ills family's canul-slde apartment. "H e was one of the nicest guys you could ever meet." said Hernandez* long-time friend. Fernandez Obando. "I've never seen him mad. He was always ao kind." A security guard escaped serious Injury In Fort laiudcrdale when he was hit by a bullet also apparently fired by a reveler, police said. Emile Wilson. 26. of Pembroke Pines, was (ulklng about the sound of nearby gunshots with a co-worker when u bullet plum­ meted from the sky and went through W ilson's right breast pocket, grazing Ills belly. "It left n large bruise, but other than that, hr was fine." police spokeswoman Sonva Friedman said, "lie Isa very lucky man." Gunfire was so heavy In pans of Fort laiuderdalr that jxillce did not answer repons of "shots fired" unless someone was hurt. Friedman said. " A police officer Is Just like anyone else." Friedman said. "If there are people out there shooting guns off. you don't want to tie running around there without u good purpose." Two workers on a dredge pumping sand from the Palm llrurh Inlet had to be rescued by the Coast Guard early Saturday after high seas sank their 95-foot barge, Billy Joe Hamby and Timothy Council radioed for help at 1:52 a.m. when 8-foot seas filled their engine room with wuter. Coast Guard Petty Officer Kevin Keeler suld. A Coast Guurd slut Ion Is not far away, so quick cleanup efforts prevented any environ­ mental damage from the 300 gallons of diesel fuel that leaked, said Keeler. About 2.000 gallons of diesel remained aboard the sunken barge. Efforts were under way Sun­ day to raise the barge. In West Palm Beach, daybreak on New Year's Day revealed the new view from Narcissus Ave­ n u e . t r a n s f o r m e d In t o a w a te rfro n t stre e t by a spectacular midnight blast rival­ ing any uerlal fireworks display. More than 20.(XK) spectators watched In awe when, on the stroke midnight ending the old ycur. u series of controlled explosions reduced the longclosed. six-story downtown Holi­ day Inn to rubble. " I felt the rumble, then saw this btg flash of light followed by a huge puff of smoke. It wus beautiful," said Ann Crulce. watching from a nearby retire­ S a n fo rd H e ra ld is a proud member o f the "Welcome Wagon" Family in Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Small explosions shook a Palm Bay neighborhood .shout 2 hours Into the New Year as homemade chemical bombs blew up a pair of mailboxes. Bill Bechtol said he heard a loud blast umld other fireworks and In the morning found his out-of-town neighbor's mailbox destroyed, surrounded with melted pieces of u 2-lltcr soda bottle. He opened his own innlltxix and found an unex* ploded bottle filled with nn unknown liquid. "It had a little hole In It so It never did build up enough pre­ ssure to explode." Bechtol said. "But the mailbox they did blow up. It did a heck of a Job on It." A man living one street west later reported that his mailbox had been destroyed by u similar homemade bomb. " I think It wns Just some kids In the neighborhood." Bechtol said. "T h ey go around and knock down mailboxes all the time, and now they've done this." Let your Welcome Wagon representative ansv/er your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas. Please Call Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwood- 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646-9644 TRANSMISSION FREE TOWING & ESTIMATES r CALL FOR APPOINTMENT i P Vtlll COULDLURNAIOT BUCKLEYOURSATTTY 321-3270 LAKE MARY / HEATHROW j DELAND / DELTONA (904) 775-0003 "No Unvufrfr brio Yxi'ir (r< toit* in RUk* tun trot It tnuf and that ohaintr u.My orii •ivlrtn >ug» car twnei urdrt -»«' SANFORD 330-3610 *Urrxbo youknew»hq »wiu 6tM»hcn lh») fit l(l*>ll) . ■\tj l iKlt B.t >iit i/ i hvrt *x}i t»n a«k ment hotel. Among the spectators were Sandy and Ron Goldman. They had Just sailed In from Jackson­ ville and docked at the West Palm Beach marina when the thundering, flashing b oom s staried. followed by fireballs as the building folded In on Itself. " I was stunned." she said. "M y heart was palpitating. I stood In total awe." she said. A cleanup crew from Cobra Demolition began work over tinweekend and predicting no pro­ blem with u three-week deadline to clear the site. A park and band shell Is planned for the land. 1 i i ALT. SPGS. / LONGWOOD ■ 7 C / □ n C F u r r ?*—■<y- m a jo r r e p a ir s r% 830-5500 ORLANDO 380-6500 j �4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Honda - Monday, January 3, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S anford H e ra ld (U SP S 481-260) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9093 W ayne 0 Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n t h * ........................... 8 1 0 .5 0 0 M o n t h * ........................... 8 3 0 .0 0 1 Y e a r ............................... $ 7 8 .0 0 Florida Reeldenfa muat pay 7 % aalea tax In addition lo rafaa above. ED IT O R IA LS It’s part of parental re sp o n sib lity New laws for the New Year Includes one which will require parents to take more resiMinsIhlllty for their c h ild re n 's actions, especially In the area of g u n control. Children under the age of 18 w ho are found in possession of a gun. except w hen hunting or in com petition or m a rk sm a n sh ip practice, will be sentenced to 100 h ou rs of com m unity sendee on the first offense. 4- Their parents will also be sentenced to c o m m u n ity service. T h e y could also be required to attend a state-sponsored parent­ ing class. S o m e p a re n ts a ro u n d the state have expressed opposition to the possibility of havin g to take the class. They sa y they are doing the best they can to raise their children to become law abiding citizens. Parenting doesn't come naturally. It most often Is a trial and error m ethod of learning what w orks and what does not. E ve n with more than one child In a family, differences occur with each child. T h e re 's no sham e In taking a c la ss to try lo learn better m ethods for dealing with a difficult child. Child rearing Is not an easy task for even a well-prepared parent. So m e parents are thrust Into the Job without the faintest idea of how to best deal with ra isin g their child. Paren ts m u st be resp on sib le for their children. C om m u n ication skills arc the cornerstone ol any parent-child relationship. T h e y are the most difficult skills, but m ust be mastered. Parents of children w ho have run into problem s with the law sh ould be pleased with the opportunity lo help their children und themselves. For them, the state-mandated c la ss should not l>e seen us more governm ent Intervention In their lives. Kuthcr. It sh ould be viewed us an opportunity to save lives. Everyon e sh o u ld fam iliarize them selves with this new law. and Instill on their fumlllrs the consequences which will result If It Is not obeyed. It 's part of parentul responsibility. LETTER S Speak out about nurse staffing Officials In Tallahassee arc considering u possible overhaul of Florida's regulations on nurse staffing levels In nursing homes. Current nurse Muffing levels throughout Florida arc woefully Inadequate. I am writing to urge your readers to write to the Agency of Health Care Administration today and demand that currant nurse stalling levels be Increased. Unfortunately time Is not on our side. An Initial hearing was held on Dec. 22 and the brief comment period Is scheduled to close on Jan. 5. 1994. It Is crucial that your renders speak out now to ensure thul patient care comes before corporate profits. Current law requires less than 2.3 hours of care per nursing home resident, per duy and this doesn't apply to ull patients because of technical adjustments each nursing home Is allowed to make lo Its census. The North East Florida Directors of Nursing Association, which represents nurses, says the minimal staffing requirement should be Increased to 2.5 hours per non-skilled care resident und 3 5 hours per skilled care resident, and technical adjustments of the census must not be allowed. The stute Is proposing u slight Increase over current standards. The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Mrdlcure. a national grassroots advocacy and education organization with more than 470.000 members In Florida, believes the nurses are right. They know the problem because they are responsible for the care of the residents. Please urge your readers to speak out today. They should write to: Nursing Home Rules ATTN: Michael O. Mathis. Senior Attorney Florida Agency for Health Care Administration 325 John Knox Road Suite 301 Atrium Tullahussec. FL 32303 Comments ulso may lie faxed to 904-488-1261 (SUNCOM 278-12951. Martha A. McSlecn President National Committee to l*rcservc Social Security nnd Medicare Washington, D.C. r NAT HENTOFF Speech classes for college officials At the Riverside campus of the University of Cullfomla. a fraternity recently created and distributed a T-shirt that has unexpectedly made Flrsl Amendment history. On the shirt Is a drawing of a man watching the sunset. He Is wearing n sern|>e and a sombrero, nnd holds a Ixilllc. Also shown Is a bare chested man with a six-pack of beer In one hand and a bottle In the other. At the front of the drawing Is a bar. Pujias A Herr, much frequented by American college students crossing the border. An Inscription circling the drawing was taken from an antlraclst song by Hob Matley: “It doesn't matter where you come from, as long as you know when* you arc going." Demanding that the fraternity. Phi Kappa Sigma, be punished was M EChA (the Movlinterim Estudlantll Chicane* de A/tlaul. A spokesman charged tint the shirt "dehumanizes •• and promotes racist views of - Mexican people.” Not only was the shirt Impermissibly offensive but. said MEChA. It was the very model of "fighting words" under the university's code of community values because It could provoke violent reaction. A supporter of the T-shtrt was Rafael « Escrfbano. an assistant professor of S|>antsh. who said of tlie ecumenical Hob Matley message outlie shirt: " It 's In perfect harmony with the fa c t th a t I h I s fra te rn ity c o u n ts w ith in It s r a n k s plenty of members lioin non-Caucasian b a c k g r o u n d s . In ­ cluding Latinos - a d iv e r s it y . . that M EChA. ca n n ot even tx-gln to com­ pete w ith " However, the ad­ ministration - like many of Its coun­ terparts on other cam puses •• acted jo h n Howard with alacrity and lit­ had come on tle th o u g h t. The campus fraternity's charter brandishing the was removed and It j First was suspended from ' Amendment as the campus lor three 1 if it wero years. Excalibu* J After all. a 1992 Chancellor's Proclamation ol the univeislty's credo made it clear that "while diversity of opinion Is encouraged... physical, verbal, or written acts which are abusive, defamatory. Intimidating or disruptive cannot tic tolerated " ll Is likely that Phi Kappa Sigma would have Indeed been In exile for three years If a lawyer. John Howard, had not come on campus, brandishing the First Amendment as If It were Excallbur. John Howard is president of the Individual Rights Foundation In lac Angeles Like the Center for Individual Rights In Washington, the organization takes particular pleasure In battling jxillilcully correct administrators who cut down the tree expression rights of students and professors In entering this battle, Howard had the Invaluable assistance of a new section of the California Education Code which says that the regents of the University of California shall not make or enforce any rule subjecting any student to disciplinary action solely on the t>asls r.f conduct that is sjieech or other communication which, when engaged in outside a campus is protected from governmental restriction by the First Amendment of the United Slates Constitu­ tion or the California Constitution." JA C K ANDERSO N Historical ‘secrets’ now declassified H ODDING CARTER Coming year looking bright It may seem sappy to feel optimistic about u new year that was Immediately preceded by the announcement of a new cable channel devoted to supermarket tnblold Journalism. But despite the Intention of the Enqulrcr/Sun Group to Inflict Elvis sightings on a credulous w’orld. 1993's roller-coaster ride ended on a relatively stable plane. That Inspires moderate optimism uboul 1994 as well. The American people agree. They are more upbeat about the economy today than they have beer, for three years, for the obvious reason that the economy Is performing better than It has for some time. Steady, sustained growth Is forecast by virtually every credible analyst. No one has answers for persistent un­ deremployment or the new Job Insecurities of white-collar workers, but for most Americans, things are looking up. They are spending more on big ticket purchases and taking on monconsumer debt. Consequently, despite the global recession and continued cuts In domestic defense spending, most manufacturers and busi­ nessmen now predict Improved pros|>ects for 1994. The Commerce Department's annual survey found that 121 of 136 Industries expert Increased sales In 1994. The predicted median growth rate In manufacturers' shipments Is the largest In six years. Over at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, no friend of the current White House, the organization's December poll of business executives revealed similar results. The con­ fidence Index rose to 54.3 points. Its highest level In eight months. The number of business leaders expecting an Improved economy almost doubled. While predictions are Just that und often fur wide of the mark, what was Important about most of these was that they were not offered by the administration though clearly welcomed there. And they followed the official word that the projected budget deficit now appears to lie headed below $200 billion. Thnt Is lower than anyone hod expected os recently as a month ago and well before the tough medicine of the president's deficit reduction budget package of lust summer has made Its way through the entire system. It beats repeating that much of the economic recovery was Inevitable and already on track before Bill Clinton became president. But Just as Incumbents must bear responsibility for economic downturns over which they have no real control, as when Jimm y Carter sufTcred because of the second oil shock In the late 1970s. so Incumbents are entitled to make hay when the economic sun shines. That Is why the president's favorabtllty rating Is now higher at this point In his presidency than Ronald Reagan's was at the same point In his. A rising tide may not lift nil boats, but It always lifts n president's popular!- ' «>'• With that rise comes an Increase In political clout. Despite early |>opulur disenchantment. Hill Clinton had a successful legislative year, ll often took cllfflianger votes, but he won many more than lie lost. Now. steadier In the Middle, he Is In better position to win the hard ones, like universal medi­ cal care, that lie on the Immediate hori­ zon. T h a t Is n o t everyone's Idea of a happy prospect for the new year, but It's good for the nation nonetheless. T h is president wus elected at least p a rtia lly b e c a u se of c o m ­ mitments he made to the electorate. To the degree that he mnkca good on Ills p ro ­ But for most mises. public faith In Americans, llie polltlcul process things aro Is r e s t o r e d or looking up ■ stre n gth e ne d and therefore I lie system Itself Is Invigorated. That might be bad for the Republicans In the short run. but In the long run It's good for everyone who cares about this democratic republic. Tilings are cloudier abroad, but even that needs to be put In context. The shameful failure of American nnd NATO policy In Bosnia Is a permanent ufTiunl lo decency, for which no Indictment of the administration Is too strong. But all Is not lost abroad and much Is looking up. thunks to the last-minute resuscitation of Iwith NAFTA und the GATT. In the face of heavy pressure to retreat to an economic fortress America. Washington has not done so. Despite Its emlmrrusslng Ineptitude In areas as disparate as Haiti. Somalia and Bosnia. Its resolute perseverance elsewhere has paid dividends. Aguln. most of the reasons for qualified optimism about the rest of the world In the new- year have as little to do with the administration us the economic recovery at home. Events ndvnncc In fits and starts In the Middle East nnd South Africa because of the determination of the participants rather than because of U.S. shepherding. British Prime Minister John Major's Initiative on Northern Ireland was his alone, a stunning attempt to cut the Gordian knot after decades of more conventional efforts had failed. Hut despite setbacks In the former Soviet Union and concerns ubout China's policies and Intentions. America's basic security Interests arc not threatened us the new year begins- W ASHINGTON — Early Indications in the U.S. Intelligence community urc that the Clinton administration may go down In espionage lore as spilling more "secrets" than any previous government m history. President Clinton's decision to declassify a deluge of documents — some stretching liack to World War II — will mean a heyday lor historians, sebolurs and Journalists. Since World War II. most U S. presidents have kept large chunks of American history a closely guarded stale secret. No administration reveled In the cult of [ classification more than thnt of Ronald' Reagan. It was a way j of keeping sensitive, material out of Soviet j bands — but also embarrassing jx*lltlcal information out ol J the public's There w a s one n o ta b le exceptlon: Thcn-CIA Director Clinton's William Casey was decision to |x-rsonally Interested declassify a in selectively de­ deluge of c l a s s if y in g som e documents, World War II i Ii k u some strotching ments and began un back to World effort lo do so In Ward, will 1985. His Interest lay mean a heyday In un uutoblography for historians he wus working on featuring his own World War II days with the C IA 's predecessor, the Office of Strategic Services. The more that was declassified In relation to his O SS tenure, the more he could use for a book on the subject. The collapse of the Soviet Union filially prodded the Hush administration Into at least professing lo having Intentions of declassify­ ing more documents. Hut even lh.it effort will [Nile In comparison lo the Clinton administra­ tion's plan, according lo CIA and other Intelligence sources. A hint of tills came In a rcccnl CIA report that Identified the C IA 's "History S ta ff and Its "new Historical Review Group." Ix»lh part of the "Center for the Study of Intelligence." as prime movers In this effort. The October report predicted: "The Center. Including the History Staff (and) the new Historical Review Group, has greatly expanded the scope nnd juice of the program lo declassify htslortcal records thul former Director of Central Intelligence William J. Casey established In 1985. as well ns academic, publication nnd conference programs." Declassifying Intelligence rcjxjrls from I lie World War II era would hardly lx- a threat to national security, and could offer valued annlysls nnd Insight Into historical events. Here Is one fascinating cxamjile: A 1978 treatise by a respected U.S. Intelligence offlclul exonerating famous aviator and American Icon Charles A. Lindbergh of pro-Nazi sympathies was not declassified unill wr forced the Issue more than 40 years after the Incidents the treatisereferred to had occurred. The offlclul. whose name was blacked ot when we got the declassified version bccaui he was still active In Intelligence worl praised Lindbergh for being an Intelligent officer of the first order and giving the U.i nnd British Intelligence ugendrs critic, details of the strength of German air jx»wer ■ despite criticism to the contrary. Then-Reserve Air Corps Col. Undbcrg visited Germany In 1936. 1937 and 1938 us guest of the German government and wa given Ihe royal treatment. He flew the late: military aircraft, was permitted lo vis aircraft production facilities and prompt! prepared the first detailed intelligent estimate on the state of German air jxiwer. According to the rcjiort: "(Llndberg performed his primary ll'ntelllgenrei misst In exemplary fashion, (but) he was later become Involved In great controversy over Isolationist views, views devclojx-d in Binull measure us a result of his ftrst-hii observations in Germany. �V I 1 Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Monday. January 3. 1004 SA Recall Continued from Page IA Consilium* should cease using Dir irre and lights. and return ihrin fo Du­ ncan**! Target More for a full rrfund of the purchase price. • Candolleni — These are hol­ iday lights sold liy Kmart Corpo­ ration during the 1992 holiday HCOHon. A single-light version sold for 99 rent*, a Ihrrc-llght version sohl for $4 59. Approxlmalely 72.(XX) three ll^lit and 292.400 single light Camlollers were dlsirlhuled. The decorations may I k- lmprrifierly wired which could lead to shock. thermal hum or fire Noll-holiday Items also an­ nounced by Crawford for recalls included the following: • 2 4 -In c h c h ild r e n 's toy nei klaccs and 0 Inch children's In aeelets All estimated 20.000 necklaces and 39,000 bracelets were sohl through Midwest Importers of Cannon Falls Testing bv the company revealed a level of lead exceeding government standards. The Inixcs are not lalx-led except for a m u .ill odhet Ivc lag which says. “ Made In C hina." They were Mild lit various retail stores nationwide from December. 1992 through October. 1993 Doth the necklace and bracelet are constructed ol wooden blue, pink, purple, and yellow colored in-ads with while w ik k Ii-ii rabbits and orange wooden carrots strung on elastic strings. They are to Ik- returned to the slorc where purchased for a full re­ fund. For s|M-elf)c Information, phone the company at (507) 203-4201. InformaI (Iona) Clearinghouse, out of Washington. D C . with a first place award for educational re|search. Shyers told how people have [brought parents before the I Supreme Court In cases against 'hom e schooling feeling the children were lieing t.night Inad­ equately. but tests show they were more academically pre­ p a re d th a n t r a d it io n a lly schooled children. Shyers fell the reason nu>xt home-schixilrd I children proved Ix-tu-r academ­ ically prepared was because of [the one-on-one attention and the fa n s subject to recall have “Casablanca" primed on the iiameplace. and have the second letter of the serial numlK-r as an A. II. C. I). P. If. S. T. tJ. V. W. X. or Y. C o n su m e rs m a y c o n to rt Casablanca's 24-hour hoiliiic at 1-800 390-3131 to obtain a Irre retrofit kit or Information • Casablanca brand celling fans — 3.2 million fans manufacturered from. 1981 through 1983 are Iwing recalled The fans can separate from the canopy on w h ich they are mounted They could fall and Injure a bystander. In addition. ex|M>sed wires left by a fallen fan could |M»se an electric shock. The affected fans have a ball • Tubular Metal Dunk Itcds — Derails are la-lug made for llirrc Importen The upjtrr level can fall uriex|M-eicdly i .nixing the beds to collajisc and |H*sslhty Injure an nrrupunt. Those bring recalled Include Southern (enterprises. Inc., models llll |(M 2 (red). IIIH 0 5 2 (white, llll -106-2 (blue), and llll 107 3 Ibl.u kl All beds ur. twin si/e on lop and full sl/e on bottom. I’lione 1-800 633-5096 for Information Donalm Inc., models 3007 (red). 3207 (blue). 3207 (while) and 3227 (hlack) Also twin extra time s|>ent "In large classes where the teacher has limited time for each child, the prlmury Influence Is ilie |K-rr.” be salt) "H o m e - s c h o o le d children are encouraged lo Irxik up lo their parents and t>rhave to please them because of the great amount of time parents spend Instructing and guiding them. The results seem to show that a chilli's social development ilejiends more on adult contact and less on contact will) other c h ild r e n th a n p re v io u sly thought.” said Slivers Shyers compared behaviors and sih lal development test scores of two groups of 70 children ages 8 to 10. one educated exclusively at home and the other In piddle or private s c I iik i Is In l-akr. Orange and Seminole counties "Children were videotri|M-d at play and thetr behavior was observed liy trained counselors wiio did not know which were educated at home or In tradi­ tional schools." Mild Shyers. "T h e study found no significant difference between tin* two groups of children In self eoncepl or assertiveness, which were measured by thr m h -Iu I devel­ opment tests. Home schiKdcrl children Irnded to talk quietly, play well together In groups and take the Initiative In Inviting other children to Join them Schooling— Continued from Page 1A anti canopy mounting system, and prices ranged from ulxml $200 io $2,500. top/twln Ik i II o iii models 3000 (red). 3020 (blur). 3200 (white, a n il 3 2 2 0 (b la c k ). I'h o n e I 800-221-9699 for Information. t oaster Company of America, model 2331. 2332. 2330. anil 2335 Colors may I k - red, white or blue. For Information, phone I 800 221 9099 • Sw rda .Juice Factory — Tdchrands Company Imports the Juicers from China. They have lH-rn sold at Jamrsway and Cal dor retailers since April I. 1992. Approxim ately 0.000 electric Juicers were Mild by Jam e sw a y a n d Caldor n a ­ tionwide. at prices of $30 to $50. If not reassembled properly after cleaning, the unit may malfunc­ tion causing tin- plastic upper iKirly to shatter and possibly injur a bystander. Eight such Incidents have been reporter! wllh cuts and bruises to the face, arm. chest and I km Jy . Consumers ar<- urged lo stop using the luliers immediately and call Telebrands lor Informa­ tion on how lo obtain a full refund Phone I -800 269-1572 Traditionally schooled children were considerably more ag­ gressive. loud and competitive Ilian h o m e s< b o o le d children of the same age." Silvers (minted out that he frit a parent co n sid erin g home m hooting should count the cost not Just financially, hut In terms of the lime and effort Involved "They need to take It seriously." hr said lie strongly recoininends a home school network either through a support group or other families getting together to Interact Tills network should Involve rorn|tarlng notes, shar­ ing curriculum materials ami encouragement. Reigns-------|Continued from Page 1A THELMA KATHERINE BAY Thelma Katherine Day. 89. H e rm its T ia ll. Altam on te Springs, died Friday. Dec. 31, 1993, at Florida Hospital. Alta­ monte Springs. Horn July 29. 1904. In Orland. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1962. She was a homemaker and Presbyterian. Survivors Include daughter. Gertrude Miller Greene. Alta­ monte Springs; one granddaugh­ ter; five great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandsons. Ha Id win- Fairchild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. JAMES EDWARD BREWER James Edward Brewer. 35. Walercresl Drive. Longwood. died Thursday. Dec. 30. 1993. at his residence. Horn April 10. 1958, In Winter Park, he was a lifelong resident of Ccnlrul Flor­ ida. He was owner and ojK-rator of an exterminating company. He was a member of Church of G od of L o c k h a rt and the Lockhart Little League. He was a part-tlT.c jiollcc officer for Winter Springs Police Depart­ ment and Florida Highway Patrol. Survivors Include wife. Leah; daughters. Deatlney and Nicole. Ixtlh of Longwood: son. David. IxmgwiKMl; brother. Donald E.. Ashvllle. N.C.: sister. Vanessa Taylor. Orlando; parents. Dr. and Mm. Donald Brewer. En­ terprise: paternal grandparents. Estlll and Mary Brewer. Orlando. Bnldw ln-Fnlrchlld Funeral Home. Forest Cliy. In charge of arrangements. SANDRA JEAN FRANK Sandra Jean Frank. 42. Guise Road. Osteen, died Thursday. Dec. 30. 1993. Horn Jan. 2. 1951 In Trenton. N.J.. she moved lo Central Florida In 1990. She was a material controller for Ainlrak anti Catholic. ■ M M e Home Conttneud from Page 1A she said. T h e Golden Rule project, sponsored by the Sanford Hous­ ing Authority, is lu-aded by According lo Genka. |K>tentlal 1991 The revenue from thr for other roads projects. homeowners must meet certain penny tax was to Ik- used on M o n e y d c s l g n a I e d lor minimum Income requirements, transportation. Kungrltnr Road cannot Ik- used but they must still show some The county has ShtXMXXi m -i lor another prn)r-rt in lamgwood fiscal res|Ktnslblllly us well. a s id e (or D a n g r li n r Koail without a Icngthlv ap|irat pro­ " T I m-v have to save $1,000 to through 1995 "the mile long cess. according fo county of­ enter the program." Genka said. road which connects Stale Road ficial*. "That shows a certain amount of 434 lo Longwood Hills Road is County traffic engineer Steve planning and responsibility." edged on IkiDi sides by subdivi­ Decker recommended In May lie said the program procures sions. There are irilflc signals al Dial R.mgellne Road Ik - 3-lanrd the homes (or the qualified Ik i D i ends ol the road and a between C h u r c h and E.E. honicbuycr. three-way stop at Church Street Mortgage payments arc low. W D IIam son/Longw ood D ills T h e c o u n ty e a rm a rk e d Road with a traffic light replac­ Genka said, ano those who are $68,000 In fiscal 1993. $206,000 ing Die three-way stop signs al willing lo work al It can become lit 1994 and $526,000 in 1995 Church Street. He also recoinhomeowners. for Kongrllnr Road * m rn iW n turn Inn** «>n Chttirch "These people are Interested The coumrmtonrr* said they St it 11 In imprBt'lllji thetr lot.” Genka wuntrd the ptoiiev used to make City and county officials have said "They will wink hard to drainage improvements, ail ail- Ik -i ' u meeting and corresponding keep what they have." dltioual right turn lane north­ about (he Rangrllnc Road for Ashley said she did not want bound for Church Street, a months What. If any. plans that to continue living In Ihe jirojecis sidewalk on the west side of On­ arc acceptable to both parties with |K-oj)le who did not share road north lo the Devonshire may Ik - discussed at the work her desire to huve a place lo call subdivision and resurfacing In­ session. her own. cluding pavement marking. During a discussion about the flowcvri. they do not want On­ road lust summer. Ixmgwood road widened which might In­ Police Chief Greg Maiming told crease traffic In the heavily the commissioners he favored Continued from Page 1A |M)j>ulatcd area. The city also using Die county money for type of business considered as asked If the funds could Ik - used drainage on Rangt-linc Road but a n a d u l t r n te r tu I n m c n t o p |i o s e d w I d c n I n g u n d establishment. slguallzutlon. He said he mtghl The other part of the measure go either way on a proposed Is a separate ordinance calling center turn lane. The chief said for changes In Die Land Devel­ Die answer to the tralllc problem opment Regulations, which are on the road would be lor the Su rvivors Include mother. 1993. at her residence. Horn county to provide an exit from also required In order to make the entire measure part of the Murgurct Pawlowlcz. Osteen: J u ly 15. 1887. In Chester. S.C.. 1-4 on Gref iiwimm ! Boulevard city rules and regulations. daughters. Christina Lee Rlsko. she moved to Central Florida In Al the regular meeting begin­ It deals with sjtactng between Lrvlttown. Pa.. A n n Margaret 1982. She was a homemaker ning al 7 p ut.. Ihe commission­ such businesses and others such and a member of Friendship Frank. Osteen. ers will also finalize non­ as places where alchollc bever­ Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ Baptist Church. exclusive com m ercial trash a g e s are served, s c h o o ls , Survivors include daughters. ford. In charge of arrangements. Annie Ik-lle Holden. Eatonvillc. hauling ordinances for Western churches. |>arks. and residential Waste Industries. Inc. of Florida areas. J o h n n ie M ac llu r b a n n a n . EDWARD LAMAR KEL8EY and Hrowulng-Fcrrts Industries. Thus far. no one has come Edward Lamar Kelsey. 83. Baltimore M in s. Willie Fester. Inc. forward to j>ersonally voice any Forest City Road. Altamonte C h e ste r. C h a rlie C olem an. The work session lo discuss ohjeettons to the ordinances at Springs, died Friday. Dec. 31. Eatonvtllr: 13 grandchildren: 15 Rangi-line Road Is scheduled al 6 any of the city work sessions or 1993. at South Seminole Hospi­ great-grandchildren: and five pan. followed al 7 pan. for Du- meetings. tal, Longwood. Horn Nov. 26. great-great-grandchildren. Brinson's Funeral Home. Or- regular meeting In the com­ 1910 In Collierville. Term., he mission chambers of city hall moved lo Central Florida In lundo. In charge of arrange­ 1934'. Mr. Kelsey was a retired ments. general contractor. He was a member of College Park Baptist HENRY R. SPARROW Henry R. Sparrow, 92. Pine Continued from Page 1A Church and a volunteer for 60-day comparisons. But the Meals on Wheels of Seminole Avenue. Altamonte Springs, cycle. drop was largely due to the tiled Friday, Dec. 31. 1993. al County. New housing starts Increased completion of hall damage re­ Survivors Include wife, tails Winter Park Memorial Hospital. 23 percent In November when pairs In south Seminole County. D.: sons. Mason Dutton. Con­ Ikirn Oct. II. KH)I. In Virginia, compared lo November 1992. Despite the numerical decrease, cord. Pa.. Roy Edward. Winter be moved lo Central Florida In according in the monthly report the total value of construction Park; daughter. Edwlna Drig­ 1962. Mr. Sparrow was a retired released by the county Building Increased 13 percent tor the gers. Altamonte Springs; sister. engineer for C A P Telephone Department. A tolal of 70 single month of November and 22 M a ry Payne. S e b rln g : five Co.. Falls Church. Va. lie was a family residential |K - r m tts were percent for the first two months member of First Presbyterian grandchildren. Issued compared lo 57 housing of the fiscal year. C a re y H a n d C o x -P a rk e r Church. Maitland. He lK-longed (K-rtnlls Issued during the same Funeral Home. Winter Park. In to the Mayflower Society. motith a year before. Survivors Include daughter. charge of arrangements. Nt-w commercial construction Marlon I. Burrows. Ik-rryvllle. starts remained constant al four. Va.: four grandchildren: 14 Commercial alterations, a sign of FERN L. PARSONS Fern L. Parsons. 80. South great-grandchildren; and three expansion or a building chang­ Mcllonvlllc Avenue. Sanford, grcat-great-grandchlldren. ing ownership. Increased nearly Hold w in-Fairchild Funeral died Friday. Dec. 31. 1993. at 113 |K-rccnt. from eight to 17. Hlllhavcn Healthcare Center. Home. Orlando. In charge of For the first two months of the arrangements. Sanford. Horn Nov. 6. 1913 In county fiscal year, compared io laiurelvllle. Ohio, she moved to the same 60 days In 1992. new Central Florida In 1955. She was housing starts were up by 12 a waitress. percent: new commercial starts Survivors Include daughters. F R A N K . tANORA JEAN were up 40 percent and com­ Funeral tarvkat lor M m Frank w ill be Linda Peterson. Los Angeles. Jan 4, at J p m . m the Britton mercial alterations were 30 Ruth Crosby. Granby. Mo.. Sue Tuvtda*. Funeral Chapel with lha Hev Fr Richard W percent higher. Hines. Winter Park. Virginia Trout ofllcetmg Cremation will lotton tart A n o th e r sig n of grow ing Parker. Orlando. Jackie Cornell. ita* Frlendt mar call a* the funeral home stability and consumer con­ fromjp m until lime ol ter.let Panumu City; son. Larry Cox. Tuetdey Arrangement! by Britton Funeral Home. fidence Is Die number of residen­ Delaware. Ohio. Sanford tial Improvements. New pool U ald w ln-Falrcb lld Funeral construction Increased 116 Home. Forest City. In cliargc of BATTS FUNERAL HOME & percent, from 25 to 54 For the arrangements. fiscal year, pinil construction MEMORIAL MONUMENT SERVICE ★ E A S Y C R E D IT it Fioa Hoadj-.ote With Funeral Service LOW CO ST SH IP P IN G MNo M o AVE 041-2351 When the first reading was held this past Monday night, the un.millions vote was given with no discussion by commissioners or staff members. While the city of Lake Mary has not formally begun consid­ eration of an adult entertain­ ment ordinance. Sanford CityManager Bill Simmons said he had hern asked to supply a copy of Sanford' ordinance to Lake Mary City Manager John Litton, during a managers conference several weeks ago. To date, no discussion has been scheduled on the proposal at any Lake Mary City Com ­ mission meeting, although the agenda for the first meeting In January lias not been Issued at this time. School W h a t ’s f o r l u n c h ? , Tuesday, Jan. 4,1994 Ground Beof and Macaroni Carrot and Celery Sticks Chilled Fruit Banana Broad Squares or Chet's Salad Milk YOUTH FUNERAL Fannie Sawyer. 106. Longw o o d A v e n u e . A lta m o n te Springs, died Thursday Dee. 30. "I wanted a (ilacr I could lake pride In." slu- vtid "This was a good holidays She added Dial though there were "slim pickings" under the Christmas tree tilts year. there could have been no better pres cut than to I k - In her own home wltli her lumtly. Joan Haw kins and her four children were also in their own GoltiruRule home tills holiday season. "We didn't do anything s|K-cial for the h o lid ays." she said "Things arc- tight, hut we are all here together " Hawkins said that hnmeowni rshlp has given her a sense ol confidence she did not have belorc. *'ll makes me It-rl real good lo have my own house." she said. She also said that Christmas was not m uch different than in jiust years In terms ol the numbcr of gifts she and tier children were able lo exchange, bui It was "real different" to celebrate the holidays In their own home. Sanford Building------ FANNIE SAWYER P S 0 1 0 by S o g o *i » h v k « Danny Sutton and Margo Rivera rode through a story book of thoir Imaginations In the stagecoach made of pipes and dreams that is parked at Ft Motion Park along tho riverfront in Sanford A t o H Ik it ( H-tik.i ment where nude or sctnl nude The businesses received per­ entertainment occurs. mits to operate which generally The pro|K>scd ordinance de­ dined "personal services." In fines a beauty p a r lo r , shop ur lie next few weeks, city officials salon, as doing |>ersonul service re expected to clearly define the lo llte hair. face, hands and feel. y-|>es of activities allowed The P e rson al se rv ic e s such as wner of one shop advertising massages or body senilis would he IkmI)- scrubs claims It Is a only be allowed when given by licensed massage therapists. auty salon. No specific Illegal activities New tanning salons, which fall ivc been alleged In the scrub In Die perMinal services category arlors. but city leaders want to of businesses, will be prrmlltrd t-gulatr the fwsslble prollfera- during the moratorium A publlr h e a rin g will be >n of adult businesses. scheduled at the .tan. 17 com­ The additional moratorium III allow the city to formulate mission meeting, tf the ordl nn ordinance dealing with all nance Is approved Monday night on first reading. types of adult businesses. For an hour before the regular Sanford recently approved an ordinance on first reading gov­ session, the rommisslotiers will erning adult businesses. A tackle a topic which has been public hearing on that meusure bantered about for years. Dangcllnr Hoad. will be .Jon. 10. The Long wood moratorium S e m in o le C o u n t y p u t covers adult arcades, adult and Dangellne Itoad on n list of roads n o ve lty b o o k sto re s, adult designated for operations and c a b a r e t s , a d u lt d a n c in g safety Improvements when It establishments, udull motel or requested a I-cent Increase In adult theatre or any establish- Miles tax approved by voters In DEATHS W it h their im a gin a tio n !* racing was up 124 percent over last year. The total number of permits Issued by the county was actual­ ly lower lor the montlilv and rwi * • fosi U!I «. • 11#\ i•*. • ONlVVOUCAN PKiYtNT FCtffSTfiWS �6A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 3. 1994 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR 1CMINOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION C A S IN O :♦> TSSCP IN RE THE ESTATE OF MARJORIE R C A U A N D E R Docoowd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The odminlttrotton e l the t t l e l * e l M A R J O R IE R CALLANDER R d i w d . File Number f J MS CP. It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida Probale D in von *Ne addrett ot wh«h it Seminole County Courthoute. J01 North Pe-k Avenue. San lord Florida X ttl The namet and addrettet ot the pertonal repretenlatlte and the pertonal repretentalloe t attorney are tet lorth belo* Any inter»«ted per ton upon ■thorn thlt notice It terved ttho intendt to challenge the validity ot the m il the qualification! ol the pertonal repreteniative venue, or luritdiction ot the Court, and alt portent having clatmt egainit th t ettate avho are terved alth a copy ol thlt notice are required to tiled alth thlt Court tuch objection or claim aithm the later ot three month! alter the date ot the tirtt publication ot Ihlt notice or thirty 1)01 day! alter the date Ot lervtte of a copy of Ih lt notice on that per ton Pertont havingclalmt age nit the ettate aho are not knoan to the pertonal repreteniative and ahete namet or addrettet are not reatonabiy atcertamabie mutt file all clalmt egamtl the ettate aithln three 1)1 month! attar the date ol the f lr tt publication of thlt notice ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL F D WILL BE FOREVERBARREO The date ot tirtt publication ot tnn notice it December V. ten Pertonal Repreteniative EmmaC Frederick U l Watt Plantation Blvd LakaMary Florida UF40 BRIAN R LOE. Attorney at l an Ml® Wevt Late Mary Bl.d Lake Mary Florida Mf4k laotDnatn Attorney tor Pertonal Repreteniative Florida Bar No mMO Pubilth December )>. ley) A January ) leet OEM ) t l U.S. — SAVINGS BO N D S J THE GREAT AMERICAN INVErTMENT Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s t n o e> m e c a u l RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORA) ION AS RECEIVER FOR FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY F A F /K /A F IR S T FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLF COUNTY. FLORIDA Plaintiff vl JAMESR S A B O F F .etal, Defendant t) NOTICE OF SALE l)FM» NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to an Order Scheduling Forecloture Sale entered In Ihlt cate non pending In tald Court, the ttyle ot v»htch It Indicated above I Grill w it »o tho highest and bett b dder tor cath at the Wett Front Door In the SEMINOLE County Courthcuve )0t N Park Avenue Santor d Florida bo taveen 11 00 a m and ) 00 P M on the n th day ot January, m i . tho following detenbed property e t tet lorth In tald Order or F Inal Judgment, to wit U N IT I ) . H UH. D IN G O. COACH L IG H T E S T A T E S . SECTION II. ACCORDING TO T H E D E C L A R A T IO N OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDED IN O F FIC IA L RECORDS BOOK l ) f ) . PAGE IT M . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTV. FLO R ID A TOGETHER W ITH AN UN O IVID ED 1/90 INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE M E N TS THERETO U N IT >1. B U IL O IN G E. COACH L IG H T E S T A T E S . SECTION II ACCORDING TO I M F D E C L A R A T IO N OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK ITT). PAGE D M . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA O R O E R E O a t S e m in o le County. Florida Detember JC Legal Notices Legal Notices at public tale, lo the highett and belt bidder, lor com. ol the Wetl Ironl door ol the Seminole County Courthoute. Ol Sanlord. Florida at I I 00 A M on Janu ary I I l l t l DATEDOecomber IS. ITT) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk nrClrcuilCourt By Jane f Jatewic Oeputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer leant with Oltabilitiet Act. per toni needmg a tpeoal accom modalton to participate In thlt proceeding mould contact the Individual or agency tending notice not later than teven dayt prior to tho proceeding ot tho addrett given on the notice Telephone 40> )M 4)M f i t IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO ») IDS C A D L C ITIZEN FFDERAL BANK. Piemtifl. vt LAWRENCE DEAN THOMAS el al . Oelendenllt) NOTICE OF SALE im n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant lo an Order Scheduling Forecloture Sole entered In Ihlt cave now pending in taid Court, the ttyle ol which It Indicated above I wilt tell to the highett and bett bidder tor cam at the Wet' Ftool Door. SEMINOLE County Coutthovte M l N Pk'k Are nue. Sanford Florida, between It W a m and J 00 P M on the llth day ot February, It»4 the tallowing deter'bed proper ly at tet lorth In ta d Order or Final Judgment, to m l LO T ) . T H E S P R IN G S . RIVER BEND SECTION. AC C O R D IN G TO THE P LA T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It AT PAGES 4) AND 4) OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA O RDERED ol Sanford Semi nole County. Florida thlt ) lt t day ef December. ID ) M ARYANNE MORSE At Clerk Circuit Court Seminote County, Florida By Dorothy W Bolton At Oeputy Clark Pertont with dltablllly who need o tpeciel eccommoda’ ion to participate In thlt proceeding thouid contact ACA Coordinator at M l N P art Avenue Suite N M l. Sentord. Florida t W I al leap Five fS) dayt prior to the proceeding Telephone HOT) m aiMEit 47V | I | | I I ! ] in t u t P i (TOD) or I l o o m IDO (V I. via Florida Relay Service Pubilth Detember V. DO) A January J. It»4 OEM )U Dt) MARYANNE MORSE At Clark. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Ruth King At Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer •cent with Dikebilltiet Act el iteo (ADAi pertont witn d« ebllltiet needing a tpeoal ac commodttion to participate in •hit proceeding mould contact tho ADA Coordinator at M l N Park Avenue Sanford. Florida am tan m ax nor later than live (SI dayt prior to the PfOCfdifTQ Pubi.th December It . m i 1 January) l l t l DEM X* Whatever Your Field... FIND A BUMPER CROP OF OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN A H O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY C IV IL ACTION Cave Ne t ) I He CA It L SOUTHTRUST m o r t g a g e CORPORATION Plaintll! — Vt — DAVID F MR ft ART MERRISA FMRMART andDUNHILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, purtuant to a Final Judgment of F o ro d o tu ro entered in the above tty lo d couto. in tho C irc u it C o u rt ol Seminole County. Florida. I will tell the property tltuate In Seminola County. Ftor-da. detcribedat Lot H OUNHILL UNIT I. according to th* Plat theroot at recorded in Plat Boo* ro at Paget 11. I ) and I), ol the Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florida i ooomorn itdoi or lo o o m t /r a IV I. via Florida Rtlay Sat vice Pubilth December V ITT) 1 January). ITT4 D FM I I I ; j ! j I I | I i | j , ; IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT! IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO T) H U CA I t K LO MAS M ORTG A G E USA INC . Plaintiff. vt RUSSELL F BENNETT and JUDY L BENNETT, and any unknown holrt. devlteet. gran feet creditor!, andother unknown pertont or unknown tpoutet claiming by. through. and under any ot the above named Defendant!. Delendantt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hereby given that tha undertigned Clerk ol the C irc u it C ourt ol Seminole County. Florida, will on the JCth day ot January ITTI at 11 00 o'do.k A M at the Wett Front don* et the Seminole County Couttneuve m Sanford Florida otter tor tala and tall at public outcry to the highett and bett bidder tar cam the following detenbed property tltuate In Seminole County. Florida Lot I) Block H OAKLAND SHORES according to the Plat thereof at recorded >n Plat Book to Paget ) and 4 ol the Public Record! ol Seminole County, Florida purtuant to the Final Judgment entered In a cate pcnd.ng in taid Court. *he tty la ot which It indicated abo.e WITNESS my hand and of ticial teat ot tald Court thlt ISth day ot December. ITT) ICOURTSEAL) In accordance with the Amer leant With Ditabilitiet Act. per tont with d'tebiiutet needmg a tpeoal accommodation to par tld p a te in ttu i proceeding mould contact ADA Coordma tor. M l N Part Avenue Suite N M I. Sentord. Florida » t l I . telephone 401 » ) 4)M XltV. not Ijte r than five 1)1 dayt prior to the proceeding It hee»mg im paired. IT D D I t too tSS I f f I. or Voice (V I I 100 TSS IDO. via Florida Rtlay Service MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publim December 71 ITT) A January ). ITT4 DEM ))> Stephanopoulos says independent counsel not needed in case By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press Wrltor WASHINGTON — A Justice Dep?»tflTcnt Inqui­ ry will prove President ('Union free of wrongdoing In Ills links lo a failed Arkansas savings anti loan, and ihere Is no need lo ap|tolnl an independent counsel lo Invt-Mlgnlr the case, sayts While lionise adviser George Stephanopoulos "He has done nothing wrong and the invcsllgalion will show that." SleplianopouloB said Sunday In response lo l<> publican demands that Attorney General Janet Reno ap|>nlnt a s|)rclal counsel. Senate Minority Leader lloh Dole. R Kan.. said Heno has "wasted a lot of lime dragging her feel and lls lime site moved and np|toluted an lndc|M-ndent counsel." " I think It’s high time site did what she knows she should do." Dole said on N IK "s "Meet the Press." Reno has said career prosecutors, untl not a specially appointed counsel, should handle Un­ ease of Mudlson Guaranty Savings anti Loan Association, (he failed thrift owned by Clinton friend James McDottffnl. federal Investigators are looking Into Ihe cosily collapse tif Madison and whether any hinds Irom the thrill were Illegally diverted to Whitewater Development Corp.. a real estate venture owned Jointly hy the Clintons and McDougal when Clinton was governor of Arkansas Also being examined Is whether any Mudlson Legal Notice N«ll<» Ot S lMOlft l4l« NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN •hoi by virtue of that certain W rit ot Elocution ittuod out ot and under tb# tool of the County Court of Sominolo County, f lor •do. Caw rt) tjtCCMF upon n l.nal ludgrnent rondorod In tbo Jtorrvtid Court on the ))IS day ol Soptombof A 0 ITT) In that certain caw entitled Be-nett Recovery Corporation. Pielntiff vt Glenn E Berr, Jr end Connie A B err, Delendenl •vSicS etoretaid Writ of Eaocu lion n e t delivered to me et Sheriff of Semlnolt County. Ftor.de and I ne re levied upon oil the right, title end interet! of the de'endent Glenn E Berr Jr end Connie A Berr , In end to the lolloo.ng detected proper ty. M>d property being loceted In Seminote County. Florida more particularly detenbed et to) loot One I Tie Toyote Cel'ce. ) Or . Red In color VIN 4JT)STk)C)GrO)IB04 Being ttored et Butch’t To* Ing Service end the undrrtigned et Sherd! of Seminole County. Florida will al II 00 A M on I N I f h | ; ; j I | 1 , ! ! | I I I day of Jonuery A O IH 4. offer for tela and wM to the tvghet! bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS et the Front iW ett) Door, ot the ttept of tho Seminole County Court houw In Sentord. Florida, the ebove detenbed property Thet laid tale It being mede to tetitfy the term t ol fhH W rit ol Execution Donald F Etl.nger. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS A BILITIES ACT OF two PER SONS W ITH A D IS A B ILIT Y N E E D IN G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SHOULO CONTACT THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F S O F F IC E . EN FO R C E A B LE W R ITS SEC TIO N . 1)4) JIT H S TR E E T S A N F O R O . F L O R IO A AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O C EED IN G TELE PHONE I40M M04440 TTD leetl Ml )))) PubUthed December I). JO It. Jen. L IW4 aith the taw be ng January I). IW4 money was Inappropriately routed m (Minton's H IM gutterii.iiorl.il campaign A third Issue Involves a S.iOO.(XX) Small Huslness Administration loan that went lo McDougal's wife untl whether some of those funds, never repaid, went to Whitewater stcphanoooulon. ap|H-arlng on ABC's "This Week With David Hrlnkley." said Ihe case was "exhaustively looked Into" during Ihe 1992 presidential campaign. "N o laws were broken. Tile Justice Department Investigation will show that, (ml (here Is no need at this lime (or an Independent counsel." ('Union says he has turned over to the Justice Department all records of his Investment In Whitewater linked In the (ailed savings and loan Slephano|M)ulos spoke of a "remarkable con­ version" of Republicans now seeking lo resurrect Ihe lapsed special counsel law "Now that they sense that there might be some perceived political advantage lo going after this. they're all lor II all of a sudden." he said GOP lawmakers, embittered by Ihe drawn out hidependenl counsel Investigation ol Ihe Iran Contra affair during the Reagan administration, have fought renewal of legislation reauthorizing ihe appointment of counsels House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich. R-Ga challenged the Clintons, saying that "II they are Innocent, why don’t they go ahead and agree lo an lnde|N-rident counsel lo clear thrir name?" "Whitewater Development Is not going to go away." Gingrich said on AIK". "There nrr loo many questions and thrre are too many impllralions (rankly of hreuklng the law." Dole said he ihotighl that ultimately Clinton will be cleared. "B u i lei's go ahead and gel It dotie. II he really In lleves In what he has Indlraled In the past ubout the public's right lo know, ibis is otic place lo demonstrate It." Need Assistance With Your Ads? Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any Of Your Classified or Display Advertising Needs. Sanford Herald OCMK EVERYONE'S TAKING A LOOK... 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Tampa Bay fell to (12*23-5) Lightning defenseman Chris Joseph ended Tugm ilt’s shutout Itid with a power-play goal at I 103 of the third off a feed fmtn Drill* Savant Change at Bethune-Cookman DAYTONA BEAC H - Bethune-Cookman Col legr was lo name a new foottiall roach till* morning to replace roach Sylvester Collin* Collins was suspended following III* Nov. (I arrest for sexual battery. Though later cleared of those charges, Collin* was never reinstated. S c h o o l o lh cl.il* would not say whether Collin* had resigned or was fired. The Wlldrats (1-10) were 3-8 this season hut had to forfeit lltelr first two victories because of an Ineligible player. Interim coach Tyrone McGrlgg handled tiir last two games. ■ j MONDAY B The end is d ra w in g nigh Stretch runs loom as winter sports resume play B y T O N Y D e S O R M IE R Herald Sports Editor SAN FO RD — Take a couple weeks off. play n week, then take another week off. That's the schedule that Seminole County high school coaches will face a* the 1994 portion of their schedules resume* today after the two-week winter hullduv Intermission The problem I* that Just a* soon as tiling* grl cranked up, they’ll tie slopping again an county schools go through nine-week exams during the week of Jan 10-14. Once the exams are nut ol I In- way. It'll In- a quick sprint to the end of Ihe rrgttlar season Postseason tournaments an* scheduled to tn-gln the week ol Jan 24-28. when the girls' soccer district tournaments are scheduled to Ik * played. Those will I k - followed by the district tourna­ ments lor txivs soccer and wrestling (Jan. 31-Fch. 41. girls' basketball (Feb 7-121. and txiys' basket hall (Feb 14-19) But first thing* (lr*t; for the next month. Ihe fro m ihe six county sc I u k i I* will I k chasing their respective Seminole Athletic Con­ tr a in * ference championships. GIRLS’ SOCCER The Lyman Greyhounds, who have a 6-0 conference record and two wins over the second-place Lake Brantley Patriots, could clinch the S A C title with wins In their two conference games this week (Lym an plays at Oviedo Wednesday ami hosts Seminole on Friday). BOYS’ SOCCER On Tuesday night, the top two teams In the confrrcnee standings — the Lake Mary Rams (4 0-1 In Hie SAC) and Like llmntlt-y Patriots (3-1-1) — will meet for the tourtli time this season at 7:30 p in. Tuesday at Like Brantley's Tout Storey Field Lym an, which Is In third place In the conference standings wtiti a 3-2 mark Inti coming oil a brilliant showing In Ihe Pizza Hut Invitational, still has games remaining with laike Mary (Jan 221 and Lake Brantley (Jan. 27) and could make a run at defending Its 1992-93 SAC title GIRLS'BASKETBALL One of two undefeated trains remaining In ilit* county. Hie Lik r Unwell Silver Hawks (18 0 overall. 5-0 in the SAC ) have to guard against Polls agree: FSU’s No. 1 Chargers overtake Bucs By RICK WARNER AP Football Writer TAM PA — John Carney gave San Diego Ihe lead for good, then let the Chargers defense take over In the last six minutes ol Sunday's 32-17 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Carney's fourth field goal, a 45-yardrr In a light rain, put the Chargers ahead IB-17 with 6:17 remaining. Duane Young and Natronc Mean* scored touchdown* set up by Intercep­ tions as San Diego broke t>|>en u close game San Dlrgo (8-8) finished the season with a two-gotne winning streak. Tampa Bay (5-11) was 3-4 In Its last seven games Sura paces Florida State T A LLA H A SSE E — Bob Sunt scored 21 of Ills 34 ixilnts In the first half and Florida Stale gave couch Pat Kennedy his 275th win In Ills 14th year of Division I. 105-87. over Lafayette. It wus Sura's third game of 30 or more points. With game tied at 17-17 at the 13:30 mark. FSU (7-1) broke away to a 63-37 halhlmclrud. Lafayette |2-7| led by Joe Marshall's 24 points, closed the gap to 86-76 with 6:30 Ich In the game. Jon Norton scored 17 |to!nts. Nate Scott added I3and Keith Brazza had 11. In addition lo Sum . four other Scmlnolcs scored In double figures. James Collin* added 17. Maurice Robinson and Scott Shepherd each had 12 and Kirk Luchmun scored 10. AROUND THR NATION Dolphins miss playoffs At Foxboro. Mass. — Drew Bledsoe threw a 36-yard touchdown pas* to Michael Tlmpson In overtime, as New England eliminated Miami from the NFL playoffs. 33-27. Bledsoe, who was 27-for-43 for 329 yards and four touchdowns, led the Patriots |5-11) lo their fourth straight win. It was only the third time In Ihe lBUOs that New England has defeated a team with a winning record. The Dolphins (0-7 after being 0-2) rallied several limes In the second half and sent the game Into overtime when Pete Stoyanovlch kicked a 24-yard field goal with six seconds left. AUBURN H ILLS. Mich. - Rony Sclkaly. playing with the flu. came off the bench to score 18 points us the Miami Heat heal Detroit 93-85. bunding Ihe Pistons their seventh straight loss. The win was Mlutnl's sixth In eight games und was only their scYond In 10 tries at the Palace. Glen Rice ulso had 18 for Ihe llrut. while Grunt Long and llrlun Shaw had 15 each. [Detroit's Joe Dumurs led all scorers with 24/ WHAT’ S HAPPENING Girls’ Basketball Dr. Phillips at Lake Brantley. JV, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Boys’ Soccer Winter Park at Lake Brantley. JV, 5:45 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Girls’ Soccer Oviedo at Dr. Phillips. JV. 5:15 p m.; var, 7 pm rO O T B A L L □ 9 p.m. - W FTV 9. NFL. Philadelphia Eagles at San Francisco 49crs. (I.) Complete listings on R a g * 2E complacency us they make their run at the conference crown. Like Brantley (4-1 In the SAC) is In second plut-r ahead of Oviedo,mil Lyman II miI I i 2-2). who pluv each other on Wednesday night at Lyman. BOYS' BASKETBALL The SAC rare hasn't really iK-gutt. each of the , minty schools having played Just one conference game each. A sa result Seminole. Lyman, und Like Howell are tird lor first place In the SA C with 1-0 conference m arks while Lake Mary. Lake Brantley, and Oviedo are tied lor Iasi at 0-1 WRESTLING F lrsl-y c u r coach A n d y D y e r ’s Lym an Greyhounds are the only other undefeated team In the county, having pul together a 7-0 mark In dual meets before breaking (or the holidays. Included In that (K-rfect start are win* over conference foe* Oviedo and Seminole. Since there Isn't a conference lournumrnt Itils year, the SA C championship will probably I k decided when Lyman hosts Lik e Mary (also 2-0 In dual meets against conference opponents) on Jan. 26. National champs DOUBLE TA K ES AROUND THE STATE Heat keep Pistons down January 3 , 1 9 9 4 Greyhounds making a run Brian Dloblor (No. 10) and the Lyman Greyhounds ro-establlshod thomselvos as legitimate contenders tor the state championship this year with a strong showing In last week's Pizza Hut Invitational. Supposedly faced with a rebuilding year, the Greyhounds advanced to the Pizza Hut championship gamo. whoro they lost 2-0 lo Molbourno. MIAMI — ESPN commentator Lee Corso recently predicted that Flor­ ida State coach Hohhy Bowden would retire If he won his first national championship. Bowden won the title Sunday, hours uller Ills Scmlnolcs beat Nebraska 18-16 In one ol the most dramallr Orange Bowls ever. But he said he bus no plans lo slop coaching. " I want to couch as long as I can." the 64-yrur-old Dowdru said. "A s long us my health holds up. ns long as I feel good about the way we're practicing, as long as I can win enough games so I don't have lo put a tor-sale sign up In Ihe yard. "Alter you retire, there ain't hut one big event led. and 1 ain't ready to go Into that yet. I want lo stall that one off as long as I can." Bowilrn waited a long Unit tor his first championship, which became nlflclul when ihe filial Associated Press und USA Today-CNN college football (K ills were released Sunday morning: "It's going to tie nice that people won't remind me every day that we never won u national champion­ ship." he said. "You know. 'He can’t win one. lie can't win the big one."’ Bowden won the biggest game of his career Saturday night, but It also was one of the most nervewracking. After taking the lead with 21 seconds left on a 22-yard field goal by freshman Scott Bentley. Florldu State had to sweat out a 45-yard field goal attempt by Nebraska that went wide left as time expired. "We're very thankful we won that ballgamc," Bowden said. "Y o u could say we could have lost, you could say we should have lost. It's amazing to win a national champi­ onship with the way that game ended.” Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz didn't feel very thankful after the Fighting Irish, who heal Texas AAM 24-21 In Ihe Cotton Ikiwl. finished second In both jkiII s . He thought (he Irish should have won the title because they beat Florida State □ Bee Poll*. Page 2B ’Nole fans celebrate By JACKIE H A LU P A X A ssociated Press Writei______ T A L L A H A S SE E - It's been a long wait for Florida Slate fans, und many didn't waste any time gelling the app-ircl to proclaim their team's status a* national champion. Jubilant customers snupped up T-shlils. sweatshirts and anything else dial would show their pride at the c ity 's sportswear store* Sunday. "There have been some crazed buyers, definitely." said Keith Mason, store man­ ager of Garnet and Gold In Governor’s Square Mall Customers couldn't wait (or employees lo empty Ixixcs of iialloual chump goodies onto tallies tun dove rtghl Into the txixes themselves. Mason said. Garnet and Gold had two local I See Fans. Page 2B Fate smiles on Bowden By JIM LITKE AP Sports Wilier____________ MIAMI — A close friend with two national championships already In low once told Bobby Bowden he'd get Ids when lie least expected It. Though Bow den p ro ty ib ly d id n 't Ik -IIcvc It. and he almost cer­ tainly didn't realize ll until the inuinrul ll uctually hap|K-ucd. Joe Patcmo turned out to be right. Still, credit Bowden with (Ills much; Even If lit- didn't know when, he never doubted he'd get at least one. "There arc some things I'm afraid of. some ihlngs I'm C See Fate, Page 2B So m e of what w e’d like to see happen in ’94 Where do wc go from here? With one year behind us and one stretching out In (rout of us. wc lake time lo reflect on where we are. where we've been, and where we're going Right. I don't know about you. hut looking back revives too many painful memories, like the night I killed a rally foi our Thursday night softball team by leaving thr third base coach's Imx and Interfered with (OK. was run over by) our runner trying to score from second base. And If there's anything that sur­ viving for 33 years has taught me. looking ahead (s pointless. Just when it seems like you've got things figured out. something hap|>ens to show you just how much you don't know (the Almighty Is u great one for that). All that's left ts taking It one game at a time and do the best we can. remembering not to take too much glory In our surcesses und not dwelling on the misfortunes. Still, that doesn’t mean wc can't dream. What would we like to see huppen In 199-1? • Sanford's Tltn Raines win the American League hutting title und lead the Chicago White Sox Into the World Series. • A Seminole County high school win a stale chuinplonshlp In foot­ ball. • Like Howell graduate Mar­ quette Smith und Luke Brantley graduate Daryl Bush have big years for Florida State and lead the Scmlnolcs to the 1994 national clianiplonshlp. • Like Brantley graduate Jason Varltek have a year equal to or surpassing Ids 1993 campaign lor Georgia Tech und again be selected In the first round of the June free agent draft. • The City of Sanford recognize what an asset It has In Sanford Memorial Stadium. Invest In it (like Installing decent llgldlngl. and tukc advantage of It. • Sec some Seminole County municipality's recreation depart­ ment organize a midnight softball leuguc. • The Sem inole Community College baseball program bounce back from a disappointing but respect-demanding 1993 season (when the Raiders discovered un Ineligible player had participated In several games, reported themselves, and forfeited the games In question) and return to the FJCAA state tournament. • One of the local television stations hire a sports commentator who doesn't holler, jxintincatr. or shill for the Orlando Mnglc. • Falling that, let the administra­ tion at W E SH (Channel 2) realize what u treasure Buddy Plltntun Is (It's tough to be laid back and still convey the excitement of an event) and feature him more prominently. • Radio station WTRR (1400 AMI. the only station situated in Seminole County, become Involved In local athletics. • Boys volleyball become a varsity sport recognized by the Florida High School Activities Asso­ ciation. • Seminole County girls make such a smooth transition Into fustpltch softball that everyone will wonder what all the fuss was about. • Seminole High School's Andre Scott set Ihe state record In the triple Jump at the Class 3A stale track meet. • Seminole Community College lend support to Seminole County high schools und host some events In Its beautiful Health und Physical Education Center. • Replace the five-year o'd photo that runs with tills column wlih one that doesn't make inr look like Eddie Munster. FOR THE BEST CO VERAG E OF SPO RTS IN YOUR AREA, R EA D THE SANFO RD HERALD DAILY �s I B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 3, 1094 Fans---------- Polls----------Continued from IB STATS & STANDINGS IA STANDINGS National Oaikltfcall Associate** EASTERN CONT E RENCE Atlantic Drulttan W L Pet. New York 19 9 49J Or land* 14 t l .171 Miami 17 1) .594 New Jersey 12 14 43! Boston D I I • 400 Philadelphia 11 V .29) 1 70 294 Washington Cantral Division 19 2 221 Atlanta 19 9 947 Chicago 17 12 tea Charlotte Cleveland D IS aaa Indiana 10 14 79) 9 20 394 Detroit Milwaukee 9 JO 314 W EITE R NC O N FEA E N C E W L Pci 24 4 1)7 21 9 7)4 14 I I 972 14 14 M0 799 1 N 2 25 074 P ld lK D iv itiM 22 Seattle J 990 21 S 909 Ptsoeniv 12 D SA9 Portland 14 D 519 Golden State 11 '• 407 LA Clippers t 19 271 Sacramento t 20 .210 LA Lasers Saturday i Gamas No gam *! scheduled Sunday '1 Gama* Charlotte 17a New York IT) OT New Jersey 101. Boston 97 M u m ll l. Itetroil I I U t t l i n Portland *0 San Antonio94 LA Lakers*) Fteuladelphia9i D n u r R Sacramento 119 Dallat I It Menday’1 Oamo D allat al Utah 9p m Houston Utah San Antonio D*nv*» Minnesota Danas OR — 7 5 7 9 9 If _ 111 2te 7'! 9 t) 12 OR — 7te 4 10 14 llte tt * 7 9 17 Ute IS NBA BOXM Heat Pistons. Baa M IA M I 1911 Rico 1 1 ) 1 1 II. Lon« S « S t IS. Salter ' > a l t Mina- 1 ) 0 0 1 . Smith 7 7 2 a 9. AlAInt 0 1 ) 7 ) . SatLair S 7 I 9 II. Cotel ) 10 2 ) I. Shaw t la ) t IS. Geiger • 10 0 0 Totalt 77 7a 79 7*9) DETROIT (111 Ciiaott 11 00 2. M int 7 is s t 19. Polynke 7 97 9 17. DumarsSIS 1) IS7a. Hunlar 7 17 7a 9. Anderson 0 0 2 J 2. Wood 0 0 0 0 0. Mouth)" 7 9 0 0 7. Macon 01 0 0 9 Liberty 01 1 2 1 . Murphy 2 200a Totalt: 219177 71 IS Miami I I 21 22 I I - 97 Datrait 29 17 I t I t - IS 7 Pent - Miami I 7 iR k a I 2. AtLtnt 0 1. Cotet 0 2. Shaw 0 II . O ttroll I 17 (Houtten I 2. Dumar* I 7. Mint O l, Hunter O i l Haoowndt - M iam i at (Shaw 9). Detroit St iP olrnka It ) A ttittt — Miami I t iCotet SI. Oatrelt IS (Muhtar. Dumart SI Eoui* — Miam i 70. OatroItTO T — Miami liteeal detente C O L LSQ I B A S K IT B A L L USA TOOAY-CNN Tap 2S Tha USA TOOAY CNN basketball coaches poll, with flrttptaaa .otet In paranthatat. record* total point* bolad on IS pointt tor a lirtt piaca vote ttvouoh on# point tor a IS'h pia<a vote, and latt week's ranting Retard Pts Pr* 9 B 947 1 1 ArkansasITII 1 10 1 907 7 2 North Carolina la) 2 Duke 121 7 0 279 7 a Kentucky 9 1 771 $ S Kansas t l 1 99) 9 4 UCLA 2 9 915 7 4 t 599 4 7 Tempi* l t d S74 1 9 Purdue * An/ona 19 < 57! 12 10 Indiana 7 7 SU II f t SJ! 9 l i Massachusatts 12 Louitvilte 9 1 M2 12 12 Georgia Tech 9 1 499 IS la Michigan 7 7 440 10 1) Wisconsin 90 291 17 1* Connecticut to t 279 ta 17 Cir cinnetl to 2 252 I I 9 1 217 70 19 Syracuse 19 Mmneiole 9 2 111 14 » Illinois 77 119 71 71 Boston College 9 2 179 1) 22 Oklahoma Slate 9 4 114 19 77 It) 74 22 Marquette 2a George Washington 4 2 107 21 7 2 94 IS 25 Vanderbilt O tR e ri r*c 9 ly ln g v e t t a i A la b a m a Birmingham a), tie * M eilco St 71. W Kentucky It . Calilornla 29. W att Virginia 22. Wathmeton SI 19. Providence 17. Nebrakke I t OLIahoma It. New Of leant 12. Virgin!* 12. loultlana SI II. Ohio U I t . M lttoufl 9. DaPaul 7. Penn 7. Utah 7. Ohio St t. Term Chattanooga t. T t ia t t. N C Charlotte S Florida tt. 4 Georgetown a. Iowa a. St Louit A T n a t El Pato A Georgia 2. New M aako 2. Xavier. Ohio 2. Virginia Com iron wealth |. Florida I. Iowa St. I. Maryland I. Michigan St I. UNLV I. W. Michigan I Sunday’1 College B eU ttbell Scarat EAST Botton College to. Ceppm St 44 Connecticut 11). Wlnlhrop S9 Mama 79. Dartmouth St Tempt* **. SI Joseph* St Vermont 7A Vale 72 SOUTH Davidtonta. N Carolina SI *7 Florida SI. Its. Lala ratio 97 Morgan SI IS. George Maton 92 North Carolina I It. Mar thall 97 North Florida US. OracaUnd 72 Tn Chattanoogat*. Southern M it t 9S Virginia Tech tt. Tennttte* 97 Wathmgton 9 La* 70. Amherti 94 MIDWEST Cant Missouri 107. Monmouth. Ill 9a lllm o ltt). T a iat 79 lo w e tl.E lllinoatS7 L a w ittl. Ind Pur Fl W ayna7t M stour I9S. Wathinoton 71 Nebraska Watlyn 109. Lynn 09 Notre Dame to ForiRiama) Ohio St 9). N Carolina A9T SO Ohio Watlyn 79. Dannon 47 S Dakota St 79. Nebraska Omaha 7* SW M ittourlSt M. Indiana SI SO South Datota 94. Morningttdo 9S St Louit 91. Datroil Mercy 77 W Michigan 119, Chicago SI 09 Witcontln 71. Marquette S7 FAR WEST C alifornian. St M ary't. Cel 77 Mesa. Colo 99 Co'o Colo sp rin g*94 Purdue 9S. San Franc n c o tl TOURNAMENTS Papti Cola Shoot Out W(0ffd B M lttou fl Rote* 79. Grand V alter St 70 FLORIDA STATE IIS. LA FA YE TTE 17 LAFAYETTE U 71 M a r tn a ill It S t 2A Scott 9 7 I 7 12 Norton 1 10 2 t 17. Koaadia 2 9 0 0 1. B ra u o S I I I 7 I I Bennett I I 01 2. SytLc 0 I 0 0 0 Doran 2 2 0 0 A W iltin t 7 2 I I S. Panto I 7 0 0 7 Totalt: 74 92 10 ISI7 FLORIDA STATE I I I I Sura IS 70 7 S 7a. Robtnkon a 10 a S 11. Rf-d 1 S 0 7 t Graham 7 7 0 0 S. Collint t I I 7 4 17. Shephard 4S 71 II. lurhm an 2 ) a t 10. K a rn a r2 a 7 2 9 Tote'i ro ta te 3 / 10) Haiti.me - FSU 4), Lafayette 27 2 Point goalt — Lafoy*lta9t9 I Mar than I t . Norton 2 7. Kowed'e 7 7. B rtnoO 1 Bannalt I I). FSU 7 I t (Sure 7 S. Graham I ) Collint 2 S. Shepherd 2 71 Fouted oul — B rauo. Raid Rebounds — Lafayette (Norton 7). FSU I Raid 101 A ttitte - Lafayette (B rauo t l. FSU (Sura 91 Total touU - Lafayette 77. FSU 17. T e c h n k e li-L a fa y e tte (bench) Sunday'! W amtn'i Call age RatL atball Scarat EAST American 79. Buctnall 77.OT Kansas tA Wall Virginia ta Mama at Georgia SI 29 Marylandtl.Georgia Tacht) Penn St 77. Si Jotaph t at Vanderbilt 77. Mettechutettt M Continued from IB SOUTH DuLa St. W ate Foreil )0 M lttlttip p l 71. Term Tech at N C Charlotte I I . Wlnthrop I t SI Rota 9A Virginia SI 17 SE Loultlana It . JtcLtcn St S7 T e n n e sse e ** A r t a n t a t I ’ Virginia Tech 77. E Term SI 71 MIDWEST Butter 71. Indiana SI 79 Creighton !). IlllnoUSi t* Dan Iton 97. Ohio Wc Pay an IS lowaSI 72. N C Greensboro94 Michigan Tacht). M.nn Duluth 77 Nebraska 79. Holy Crott )l N Dakota St 17. Mankato St 97 P.tttburg St 99. N ebrttLt Kearney 97 St Louit 71. Chicago St ta S Illinois 77. N lowatt Toledo 107. NiagaralS Wichita St 90 Wyoming t l SOUTHWEST OLIahoma 99. Southern Math 77 T a ia t 90. New Maako St 75 T a ia t Tech 77, Lamar 57 Victoria 7A Wat tern Wathmgton 47 FARWEST Carroll. Mont 11. W Montana Jt Colorado 79. Long Beach St SS N Ar lio n e t) CS North edge i ! N Montana 70 Montana Tech M Santa Clara ta. Sacramento S« ta Southern Col 97. Son D *go S' 92 TOURNAMENT Rarry UMvertlty New Y tar’t Clattic Firtt Round Rarry I t . R P Itl SI. Antelm 79. Watt Gaaryia 71 F ter Ida Internatiawal Sun And Fun F irit Round Arkentdt St 19, Ala Birmingham S9 Fla. Inter, at. Cant. Cannacticwl St. t t O Washington I ). Md Baltimore Cty at Jamat Maditan t ) CalvmLia 97 F ter Ida Tech Holiday Tcwrnamrnt F lrtl Round Florida Tech 17. SI. Francit St Air Farce I I . Slippery Rack 71 Heetter Cltttlc F lrtl Rlvnd Eattern Kentucky 91, X trlar. Ohio 79 In dian a!). Y tte at New Y tar't Clattic F irtt Rlvnd Auburn Montgomery ta Barry t t Oklahoma city to. Art MontkelloS) NE Okie hame tta. Watt Florida a1 N.C. Oreentbere Mtrrtet Clattic F ln t Round N aw H am pthiratl, Temple 24 Iowa St 77. N C Greentberett NFL STANDINGS National Football Laafva All Timet EST AMERICAN CONFERENCE Ea tl W L T Pc). PF PA 7M 729 242 t! a 0 > Buffalo Miami 9 7 9 .142 749 l i t M0 270 247 N Y Jet* 9 9 i N e * England 212 2)9 299 S II 0 2M 199 279 Indianapolis 4 1) t Cantral a Houston t) a g 7M 299 7)9 9 7 0 Y Pittsburgh 44) 709 791 Cleveland 9)9 204 707 7 9 9 199 197 119 Cine innate 7 t) 0 West a KansasClty II S g 499 729 791 y LA Raiders 10 9 • 429 109 J29 9 7 g 597 771 794 y Denver San Diego 1 1 g M0 171 790 Seattle 9 tt 0 J7S 190 714 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Pci. PF PA a Dallas tl a g .7)0 774 729 y N V Giantt 999 744 205 II S t 7 1 g 997 2)9 291 Philadtiphta 479 229 299 Photma 7 9 « Wathmgton a D g 270 JM TaS Central > Detroit 10 9 g 479 I9 t JYJ 9 7 ■ s 3 0 r ? 299 > MLu-awta 797 190 797 9 2 g y Green Bay 4)9 219 2)0 2 9 0 Chicago Tampa Bay 7 II g I D 2)7 274 w tst 947 4)9 219 a San Francisco to s t N e* Or Iraq* 100 717 24) 9 9 e Atlanta 4 10 0 777 714 747 LA Rams 0 111 731 147 S It ■ clinched dirlttentllte y clinched playotl berth Sunday't O ttn it Buffalo X . Indianapolis 10 Pittlburgh It. Ctera>dnd9 Oatldt It . New York Gienlt t). OT Datroil 70. Groan Bay 20 New England 11. Miami 17,OT Phoonia 27. Atlanta I I Kentot City 7a. Seattle 2a Lot Angela! Raidart 72. Denver 20. OT San Dtege22. Ttmpa Ray 17 Lot Angola! Ram i JO. Chkego t Nan Or leant 70. Cincinnati t l Houtton 2a. Naw York JattO Monday'! Gama Philadelphia at San FrtnciKO. 9 p m NFL PLAYOFFS National Football League Playatft At A Glance All Timet EST Saturday. Jan 9 Pitttburgh at Rental City. 12:29 p m (ABC) Green Bay ot Detroit. 4p m (ABC) S v n d if.J in t Minnatola at Naw York Giants. 17 M p m (CBS) Denver at Lot Angatet Ruder*. a p m INBCI Saturday. Ja n .II AFC and NFC Divltwnal Sunday. Jan tt AFC and NFC Dlvltionel CgHual, Jar f] AFC and NFC Championship Sunday. Jan 29 Super Bowl at Atlanta. 9p m UMMAM OolpAMt Patriots. Stall Miami I 7 I 17 Naw England 2 7 7 It F lrtl Ouartar 1 -2 7 t - II N E -F G B e h rll.tO at Second Ouartar NE — Coetrt I I p a tt Irom Btedtoa IBahr kick (,9 St Mia — Higgt 5 run IStoyanovich kkfcl. I) SI Third Ouartar M ia — FGSioyenovlchlt. 1 Sa NE - Bntby It p a tt Irom Bledtoe IBahr kick). I I IS Fourth Ouartar M ia — Ingram t patt Irom Milchull IStoyenovlchkkk), 1 21 NE - F G B a h r l l . t SI Mia — Kirby IS run (Sloyanovkh k k k ). It 20 NE - Coetet It p a tt Irom Btedtoa IBenr k k k l. I ) at Mia - FG Sioyenovith It. t i Sa Over lima NE - Tlmpton I t p att Irom Btedtoa IBahr kkk). 4 aa A - 77.997 F irst downs Rushes yards Passing Punt Returns KkkoM Returns Interception* Ret Camp Alt In! Sacked Yards Lost Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards Tima al Possession NE Mia 75 T) 27 44 M 119 229 2)0 7 2a 00 4 94 4 IM 04 1) 27 47 1 77 41 0 00 429 4 14 * 17 19 71 5 )4 740 71 79 7) 05 IN D IV ID U A L STATISTICS RUSHINO - M iami. Higgt 1177. Kirby 921. Mitchell 111 Naw England. Ruttat I 29 29. Btedtoa 917. Croom I t . Turner IS . Goth I 2 PASSINO - Miam i. Mitchell 12 40 6 3)9. B y a 't 9 1 9 9 Naw England Btedtoa 27 a) l 729 RECCIVINO — Miam i, Ingram I I I . Byart a 7) Fryer 7 al. K Jack ton ) 29 Kirby 7 20 Baty I 29. Barton I 2a. McDuttw 1 19. M ggt I • Naw England. Turner 9 91. Collet 9 9). Brltby 4 99. Tlmpton 9 7) Ruttell 2 1). Croom I It MISSED FIELO G O A LS-N ona Chargart Baccanaart. Stall SanOwga It 1 I I t - 71 Ttmpa Bay 1 t 2 7 - 17 F lrtl Ouartar SD — FG Camay at a It SO — Milter at p a tt Irom Hvmphriet (Camay kick). 9 I ) T B -F G H u tte d 21. IB la Second Oearter SO - FO Camay It. t ) aa Third Outrlar TB — Thomat 20 patt from E rkkton (Hutted kkk). 9 1) SO — FGCerney a), ta 0* Fourth Ouartar TB — Hawkint 42 patt Irom E rkkton IH u ite d k ic k l.l la S O - F G Camay a) • al SO — Yeung I) p a tt Irom Humphrtet (k kk failed). 12 2) S O - Meant ISrurt (Camaykick). I) 00 A -71.1*7 F Irst downs Rushes yard* Passing Punt Returns Klckofl Returns Interception* Ret Comp An Int Socked Yards Lost Punt* Fumble* Lost Penalties Yards Time ol Possession SD TB 14 77 29 9) 73 n in 111 00 11 f 14 7 40 (l« in tt 100 I S M ) 00 00 2 aa 4 IS 00 00 • S4 4 49 31 44 77 t) IN D IVID U AL STATISTICS RUSHINO San Diego Butte 11)2 Mumpnriet 7 29 M eant 7 19. Harmon a I. Kidd t (minut 10) Tampa Bay Cobb 2197. Workman 2 ) PASSINO — San Diego. H um ph riet I t 30 0 1f l Tampa Bay. Erkkton 21 t l 7 272. Weldon 4 S 1 40 RECEIVINO - San Diego. Milter 1 119 Harmon a at. Jetterion 7 al. Young 1)1. Lewlt I 7). Butte I 9 T im pe Bay. Copeland 7 101. Hawkint 9 99. Workman 724 Wilton 7 la. Thomat) 29 H a ll) 17 MISSED F IE L D O O A LS-N ona COLLEGE FOOTBALL The F<atl Tap It Tha Top Twenty Five tra-gs tn the final 199) Attoctated P ratt college ioo*beil poll with lirtt piaca vote! in paranthatat teuton racordt. total point* bated on 7) pom% tor a firtt place vote through one po-nt tor a 2Sth place vote, and prevtout ranking Recard H i p* 1. Florida SI. 199) 1 1 )4 I.S32 i 7 740tr» Oame 111) n i g 1.4ft 4 1 Nebraska II 10 1.414 7 4 Auburn (41 not I.37S 1 5 Florida It >4 1.347 9 a Wisconsin to 1 t • 724 4 7 West Virginia II t t 1040 7 9 Penn SI 19 7 0 1074 1) 4 Trias A IM 1010 1 043 2 m 14 19 Arizona 1 0 )0 I I Ohio SI 10 1 1 f 71 I I 470 4 12 Tennessee 92 1 • 17 11 t) Boston College 9 )0 14 Alabama 9 )1 as It I I Miami 411 I I 9 )4 14 Colorado S74 17 til 17 Oklahoma 4 )4 SJ! I t 14 UCLA tat 140 14 447 D 19. North Carolina 10 )0 444 20 10 KansatS) 47 1 71 Michigan tat 3f7 21 » | VmgwH* Tech 131 22 4 )9 27 Ctemson 144 74 9 )0 )a Louisville 9 )9 I l f 71 7f — 77 California 940 Othart recanting valet: Southern Cal aa Indiana 71. Cincinnati 9 Fretno State S. Michigan Slate a. Arliona State 2. Virginia 2. Wathmgton 2. Kentuck y I. Utah Slate t USA TOOAY CNN Tap 2) Tha linal USA TODAY CNN football coachat poll, with l i n t piece votet In parentnetat teeton racordt. total potntt bated on 2S point! lor o lin t piece vote through one point tor a 2)m place vote, and previoutrenking PI* Pv Recard 1. Florida SI 1191 1110 1.171 1 7 Note* Dame 12SI 11 10 t.eta a J Nebraika I I) II to 1 441 1 4. Florida 112* t i l l 0 S WiKonsm 10 1 1 1.771 7 * West Virginia I I I t l.la j 2 7 Penn St 10 7 0 l.)J2 17 9 TeiasALM 10 7 0 1.107 * 9 Arizona 1070 109a la 10 Ohio St 10 1 1 9*0 10 I I Tonne*lee 991 1 97 1 12 Boston College 930 11 9 )0 D Alabama 4 )1 7*3 I I I t Oklahoma 4 )0 979 1* IS Miami 9*9 * 910 14 Colorado M * 17 1 )1 17 UCLA 140 7)9 D I t Kama*SI 12) 14 42 1 19 Michigan 040 499 77 20 Virginia Tech 477 70 9 )0 Jl North Carolina 1 0 )0 472 It 22 Ctemson 4 )0 740 71 71 Louisville 420 714 72 2a California 940 ISO 27 Southern Cal 1 40 III Othart racatving valat: Ind ana 79. Fretno St 40. Virginia 19, Cincinnati IS Brigham Young 9. Kentucky ). Michigan St 7 Utah St 2. Wyoming;. North Carolina St 1 Cottage Bawl Garnet All Timat EST Saturday, Jan t Mall ol Fame Bawl Al Tampa Michigan ti. Narth Catalina Slate 7 Cltrut Bawl Al Orlande Itefin Slate 71. Tennettee I) Flatia Bawl Al Tampa. Am . Artiene 79. Miami 9 Carguatl Bawl Al Miami Ration College I I . Virginia I) Caftan Bawl Al Dallat Noire Dame 74. Tavat ARM 21 Rata Bawl Al Patadana. Calif W itcontlnll. UCLA It Heritage Bawl Al Atlanta Southern U II . South Carolina Slate 0 Orange Bawl Al Miami Flenda Slate It. Nebraika It Sugar Bawl At Naw Or leant F terM Jtl.W a tl V irg inia/ Orange Bawl Slate t 7 t 9 - It 9 9 9 1 — 19 Second Quarter FSU — FG Bentley 74. 7 04 Nab Bout 74 p att Irom Fraiier (Bannalt k k k ) ,9 01 F S U -F G B e n tle y 7). 14 M Third Quarter FSU — Floyd I run (p a tt leikd) 2 10 FSU — FG Bentley 79. I I ta Fourth Ouartar Neb - Phiilipt 17 run (run laitedl. 0) N a b - F G Bannalt 17.1) aa FSU - FG Bentley 27. 14 79 A — II.S it Nebraika Florida Stela F Irst downs Rushes yards Passing Return Yards Comp Alt Int Punt* Fumbles last Neb FSU 27 70 24 47 44 It ) 7*4 70* II 71 1)72 7 74 4 )0 * 4) 7M 00 11 Peneihet Verdt Tim ed P ottettion tin s 71 )7 10at 77 B) IN D IVID U AL STATISTICS RUSHINO Nebraika. Frailer I t 77. Phillip* I) ta. CJonet 9 79 M akovkkt 7 7. Banning S S. Oteon 1 1 Florida Side Floyd 7 S). Dunn 1 ). Ward 9 (m inut 71. S Jackton 9 (m inut41 PASSINO - Nebraika. Fraiter I) la 2 709 C Jonet 0 1 0 0 Florida State. Ward la a)0 211 RECEIVINO - N ebraika T Ball 4 7) D laon 1 ) 0 . Johnton 2 40. (taut I 74. Muhammad t 14. C Jtnat 1 (minut 71 F lor Ida Hate. Vanover t al. Knev ) at McCorvey ) 70. Friar ) at Dunn) M. Floyd I (minut 7) Sugar Bowl Slate 7 14 l« t - 41 7 t t t 7 F lrtl Ouartar WVU — Kaarnay 17 p att from Kekhner IM aironakkk), a aa Fla - R h a ttlru n lJ D avit kick I ta Tt Second Ouartar Florida Watl Virginia F la — W r ig h t SI in tercep tion return IJ Oevtekickl.) at Fla — W Jackton JO p att trom T Dean IJ Davit k k k l. ta oe Third Ouartar Fla — Rhatt Jrun |J Davit k k k ), 4 03 Fla - Rhatt I run (J O a v itk k k l.t 97 Fourth Ouartar Fla — FG J Davit a) 7 aa F l a - F G J D a v it79 t l 0) A -7 S 4 7 7 F irst downs Rushes yard* r a t ting Return Yard* Comp Aft Int Punt* F umbtes Lott Penalties Yards Timeot Possession Fla WVU u 70 31 173 at 701 791 143 *7 21 1*44 1 34 1* 1 • 4] 75 ) 71 71 Sa) • n H U 2) 1) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO - Watt Virginia Walker I) S9. Woodard 111 Kekhner S it. Itudttlll a 10 Jonet 7 9 Fraaman 2 9. Gary 2 t Florida Rhatt 27 107 Fay 10)7 Biltie 111. Fraiter 19. Event 17. Kretter 17. T Dean ) t Mobley 2 7 Randolph I 0 PASSINO Wett Virginia. Kekhner 1)77 I 111 Studtlill 7 11010 Johnton 0 2 0 0 Flor da T D ean!) 77 I 21) K re tte r) 20 29 RECEIVINO - W atl Virginia. Kaarnay 0)0 Baker a at. Venterpool ) 19, Hill 2 la Walker 11. Woodard t 1 Jonet I (minut 21 Florida. W Jackton 9 I Jt. J J act ton ) J3 Hill 2 II . Houtten ] 29. Rhatt ) 19 Z Dean I I). Fraiter I It. Randolph I 9 Ooavmg 11 N H L S T A N D IN G S National Hacker League Alt Tim et EST EASTERNCONFERENCE A tla n tic O tv itle n W L T Pts OF OA 3* * 2 SI 1*0 47 71 I I a at 1)7 IM JO 17 2 a) la* la* 17 10 a 7* lit IM I t IS 4 >9 IN IN I I I I 2 17 IM IM 17 7) 1 79 11) I I I NerlStas! Dtvlsien Pittsburgh 10 17 • aa ta) 179 Boston I I 17 1 a) 179 111 Montreal 17 IS * 40 171 H I Buflate I I 17 4 *0 IM 109 Quebec 17 17 s 79 141 D7 Hartford IS I I 3 77 H I 1)7 Ottawa 1 2* 3 19 H I '*■ WESTERNCONFERENCE Central Dtvltmn W L T PTS OF OA Toronto 7t t) 1 *9 IM DO Danas 70 14 ; *7 la) I)! St Lauis 70 14 s 41 >27 IM Detroit 19 I ) 3 *1 111 124 ftecegn T9 •! 1 a i d i t i Winnipeg 1 17 D ) 197 Pacific Otvftien Ceigory 70 IS 4 49 171 l i t Vancouver 19 19 0 M D* 12* Los Angeles t l 20 3 1) 194 IS* Anaheim IS 74 7 22 107 1)4 San Jose 1) 20 • 11 100 127 Edmonton I I 34 • 20 17) 147 Saturday'! Gamat Florida t, Anaheim I Hartford A N Y Itie n d e rt) Tampa Bay S. Wathmgton 1. Ha Naw Jertey 7. Ottawa I Lot Angatet 7. Toronto a Sunday’! Garnet Botton 9. Wathmgton 1 San Jote 4 Edmonton a. Iw Montreal 7. Vancouver 7 Hartford 7. Pitttburgh 2 Toronto). Buffalo), lie Anahacm t. Tampa Ray I SI Louit 4 Calgary J. OT NY Ronoers New Jersey Philadelphia Washington Florid* NY Islanders Tampa Ray Ovebect. Dallata Chicago) Winnipeg I Monday ! Garnet Pitttburgh at Ottawa 7 21 p m Florida at N.V. Rangert. 7:7)p m NNL SUMMARIES Mighty Duckt Lightning. Sunn Anaheim 9 I 1—9 Tampa Ray 9 t I — I F lrtl Period — None Penelttet - Grlmton. Ana Irowghlngl. ) 07. Bergevln. TR (hook Ing). 7 M i Elynulk. Tt) (high itlcklng). m 10 Valk. Ana dripping), tl 20. Valk. Ana (tripping), ta 20. H ill. Ana. mltconduct. 14 20 Second Parted — I. Aneneim. Williamt I (C o rk u m . V a lk ) . I0 : ) 9 . P e R t lll t ) Oulratna. TB dripping). 2 at Ewan. Ana. minor mo|or (roughing. Ilghlingl. I) 09 Grlmton. Ano. m a|or llig hlln gl, I) 09. Bradley. TB (roughing), I ) 09. DiMate TB. ma|or llighllng). 12 09; Chamber». TB. major dighling). 12 09: Van Allan. Ana (roughing), t) S9. Loney. Ana (roughing). I ) 14 Hamrtlk. TB Iroughmgl, 12 )9. Kllma. TB (roughing). I ) M . Oration TB (un tportemenliktconduct), la 79 Third Parted — 1. Anaheim. Valk t (Corkum), 9 79 Ith ). 2. Tampa Bay. Joteph 2 ISavard. Ham rlikl. (a 01 Ipp). a. Anaheim. Yoke 17. 17 49 2. Anaheim. Dourlt t (K a ia to n o v ). 19 70 (e n l P tn e lllt l — Hamrlik. TB (slashing). I )0. Poetrhek. TB. ma|or (lighting), a 01. Ewan. Ana me|or Ifightingl. a 0). Looney. Ana dripping). 9 79; G ra d o n . TB (h o ld in g ). 10 17; Ladoucaur. Ana Iholdingl. I ) M Shalt an goal — Anaheim 7 7 S — 19 Tempa Bay IS 9 9 — 77 Power play Opper tun It let — Anaheim 0 ol 9. Tampa Bay lo t ) Goal let - Anaheim. Tugnutt. 9 111 111 thett 71 level I Tampa Bay. Puppe 9 19 7 i n in A - I f 971 Referee — Deni* Moral Linesmen — Greg Devortkl. Tim Nowak TRANSACTIONS Holiday Weekend Sport* Trentecteortt BASKETBALL Nalwrul Be ike tball A»*ac lateen C H A R L O T T E H O R N E T S - S lgntd Slaltan't Larania W illiam*, forward HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES - Reassigned Sergei Petrenko, canter, lo Rochester ol the Amen can Hockey League Recalled Matthew Burnaby. lores-d from Rochester CALOARY FLA M ES - Claimed Guy Larota. forward, cut waiver* Irom Toronto DALLAS STARS Sent Nall Brady, canter, to Kelemaroo ol tha IML OTTAWA SENATORS - Recalled Andy Schneider, left wing, and Greg Pankawic •. right wing. Irom Prince Fdward I Hand ol “ t AHL Signed Prad Leuer and Herb Raglan PITTSBUROH PENOUINS - Recalled Ed Patterton Irom Cleveland el the IHL CO LLEO E BETHUNE COOKMAN - A Mounted Hut Sylvester Ceiimt. tea tball coach, will net return neat lea ten prlntrrn working Sunday to make Mire mand. Mipply meets d e­ " U r been a long time (hat we've walled for This." he Mild. CuMomers hung on The CNN Interview of FSU coach Bobby how den after I be coaches poll was announced. "Il was kind of like a Sunday morning sermon for us when we listened lo hobby." Mason said. Darwin Jushss. n Florida Slate alumni (mm Tuscaloosa. Ala., was In the store alter fl>!'til back Irmn Miami. " h * R a wonderful New Year." an clalcd .Justlss said. " A s Jackie Gleason says. 'Ilow sweet II Is!"’ J u stlss. 57. said Florida Slate's 18-1(5 Orange howl victo­ ry over Nebraska was (be moot exciting game he'd ever seen. He praised the Corn buskers, saying any leant that defeated (hem deserved to lie No I Ai ross town. Ibe story was (he same at Seminole Connection, where nearly 100 excited cus­ tomers made purchases In I he (Irsi (wo linurs after the Al’ (toll results were announced. " T h e y ’re b u yin g oul Ihe slotr.” Mild Jitney Nola. ofhcc manager. Bui. site added, the store bad Its own screen-printing company and is In no danger of running out of goods T-shirt shopper Patricia Har­ rell. 37. said she fell "n lot better” (ban she bad the nlgltl b e f o r e , w a t c h i n g a g in wrenching game. She Mild she couldn't bear lo watch parts ol II. " I left Ihe room and then I ran back for ihe replays." she said. Tallahassee resident Anne Cone found Ihe game to lxwrenching. "W e re ecstatic, ecstatic," she said. "Tired but ecstatic." Cone. 32. Is a part-time stu­ dent at Florida Slate Doth her parents and a sister are alumni. " I t 's just an emotionallydraining experience, but we're thrilled." she said. " I had a hard time sleeping, thinking.'Did we really w in ?"' Most students at Florida State were out of town on their holiday break, hut stores around town weren't watting lor their return to rejoice. "It was Bowden lo happen." a sign at one college bookstore read. "Wide left. How sweet It Is." read a sign al a fust-lood store, referring lo Nebraska's unsuccessful Held goal attempt In Ihe final second ol the game— and the wide-right kicks that have cost Florida State so dearly In past national championship chases. Fate----------Continued from IB pessimistic about, that I don't talk atxnit. Bui one thing I've always felt Is that one of these days I'll win.... " I wasn't In a hurry, maybe because I figured Ihe longer this thing goes, the longer I get lo live. If I'd had to wall unlll I was 70. that would have been fine, too. "But I always felt." Bowden said, "that somehow It would happen." W hnl seemed strange, by comparison, might have been ail the other things that didn't Impix-n once he became the king of the college football hill In fact, except for the fact there were H 1.000 or so |>coplc screaming on every side of hint. Ihe first day of Ihe rest of Bowden's life began pretty much like the cllmuctlc moments of the pre­ vious our. Which Is lo say there was si III work to be dour. After spending 27 seasons and who-knows-how-inuny sleepless nights walling for the chance lo jx)se Just once alongside 'the championship trojihy, Bowden was doing Just that Sunday morning when an aide cut the prtK-erdlugs short. It seems the coach had to he somewhere else. Something about a kid who could help him do Ibis jxislng thing again a few years down (lie road. On tills jiartlcular day. Hie perljtaletle. 04-year-old Mr. Bowden may have owned Ihe biggest name In the college game. Bui he also knew lhat to keep II front und center, lie was going lo have lo convince some kid who |trobably hadn't started shaving lo sign on with (lie Florida Stale Class of '98. " I won't lx- able tn savor Hits. No sir." Bowden M ild . "T o Ik * honest with you. I won't he able to savor this until after recruit­ ing season Is over. ... Then you can begin tn reflect buck on the last season." Maybe that's a good thing. A man could go crazy thinking too long and loo hard about how something he'd chased his entire life — had seen slip from Ills 31-24 In South Bend on Nov. 13. and both teams (Inlshed the season with one loss "The gnme obviously dldn'l mean anything." Holtz said. "Everybody hilled II us the Game of the Century. I guess it was the Game of the Century only If Ihe right leant won." Holtz was upset that poll voters didn’t use the same standard they did In IB89. when Miami edged Noire Dame for Ihe championship because the Hur­ ricanes won their head-to-head meeting In the regular season. “I did not think there was anyway we wouldn't win It. tint afler what happened in '89." he s;iId. "I hurt. I hurt as had as I've ever hurt for our players.” Bowden, whose teams finished No 2 In 1987 und 1902. M ild hr sympathized with Notre Dante, which lost lls regular-season finale to Boston College 4 1-39. "I've been thrre." he said, "He (Holtz) might have deserved II more than when I was there, hut that's the way thr jtoll works " Florida Slale Is Hie first team since Oklahoma In 1975 to win tlie national i liamplnuslilp alter losing a game In November. Thr Sooner* losl to Kansu* 23-3 on Nov. 8. hut went on rupture Hie chuut|)l(mshl|> with a 14 6 Or­ ange Bowl win ovrr Michigan Florida State easily won Ihe A l1 media tllle, hut the voting was closer In Ihe U SA TcxlayCNN coaches' poll. The Scm lnolrs (12-1). who were No I all season except the week alter thr Notre Dame loss, received 46 of 62 first-place voles und 1.532 poinl* In the Al’ jxtll Notrr Dante 111-11. which moved up from No. 4. got 12 first-place votes and 1.478 points In (lie* coaches' |x>ll. Florida Slate topped Notre Dame In flrsl-placr votes 36-25, No. 3 Nebraska got Hie other first. Nebraska dropped one sjxtt to No. 3 In the AP poll. The olher lour first-place votes went to No. 4 Auburn II l-O). the only un­ defeated leant In Division l-A T h e T i g e r s , c o a c h e d by B ow d e n ’s son Terry, were barred front postseason play Ix-cause of NCAA probation. It's the llrsl time since 1976 that an undefeated, untied team hu* fulled to w in al Irast a share of tltr national tllle. Bulgers went 11 U that year, hut finished 17th In both jxtlls. West Virginia (11-11 fell from No. 3 lo No. 7 In the AP poll following a 41-7 loss to Florida In the Sugar Bowl. The victory moved the Gators (11-21 up three sjxits to No. 5. Wisconsin (IO-1-1) Juut|>cd three notches to No. 6 with a 21-16 victory over UCLA In the Bose Bowl. Bounding out the Top 10 were Penn State IIO-2I. Trxus A AM (IO-2I and Arizona (10-21. gnisjt too jtalnfully Km many times to remember — had been dropped, mercifully. Into his lap. Patcrno. the Penn Stale coach who Is close to both Bowden and Nebraska coach Tom Osborne, had tried to tell both men that was the way II would happen. And for Bowden If not Osborne. Saturday night, when Nebraska kicker Byron Bennett lined up a 45-yard field goal with one second remaining on Hie clock, became Ihe moment It did. Of course. Il wasn't quite that easy. Like n motion picture the studio Is still trying to decide how lo finish. Oils Orange Iktwl had two different endings. And both toyed with Bowden's al­ ready-frayed nerve endings. The first came when Cornhusker receiver Truntane Bell cuught a pass, was dragged down al Hie FSU 26-yanl line and Bowden's players doused film with water lit premature celebration. The second came after Hie referees restored order, put time back on the clock, pul Nebraska In jxisltlon.lo crush Bowden's dream — nnd Bennett missed. There Is not enough sjtacc here lo recreate the gamut of em otions the fast-w alking, fast-lulking Bowden experienced In those few minutes. But here are selected excerpts: " I look al Hie clock ... I'm saying ... 'Let that thing say zero.' Then I Mild, ‘Boy we got II.' About Htal time, somebody hit me with some water. That's about the roldest I ever been In my life.... "W e start walking oul on the field. Can't hardly get across there, can’t hardly gel ucross there. Just trying tn find Tom. just trying lo find Tom. Then a couple of them Nebraska boys are saying. 'Coach, go back. We gel to kick It.' I turn around and see they're getting everybody ofT the field... "Then I'm '(-.'"king we're go­ ing to lose another chance at a national championship through a doggone kick. Then they line up and miss It," Bowden said finally, "so I get to celebrate the win twice." I �V ~ r | * T I Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, January 3, 1904 - SB People Outdoor living spaces IN BRIEF Umdscaplng means different things to different |x-op|r. but a simple definition Is "planning and developing your exterior environment to make the l>e»t use of the space available In the most attractive way." That’s a lengthy way to say that your landsriqx* should serve a specific pur|M>se and look nice. Your home deserves the best setting you ran give It and your family the maximum use and enjoy­ ment of their surroundings. Most everyone considers their family’s comfort and conven­ ience when buying a home, but It Is equally lm|H>rtant to develop the outdoor living spaces with the same considerations. Proper planning Is the key to landscaping Every square fool of spare and every dollar sjx-nt should lx- user) to produce max Imum returns In many cases, the skilled landsra|>e an lilted nr designer should lie contacted. Hut. If an architect or designer is out of the question or you want a do-it-yourself plan, consider the following (mints. Alw ays k rrp In mind thr limitations you will fare In developing your landsca|ie. II time and/or money are limited, consider a low maintenance type of design Rememlx-r. a simple but well maintained lot Is always more useful and attractive than a crowded, busy one that up Garden club sets card party, luncheon SW E E T W A T E R OAKS - I lie Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will hold lie annual rurd party and luncheon on Jan. 17 ut 10 am. The event will lakr place ut the Sanlando Methodist Church. Tickets may be purchased by contacting Ann Wilson ut 802-51(12 All tickets must Ire purchased In advance. Masons plan 'Weekend of Fun' ORLANDO — The I’eter W Ray Grand Council of the Scottish Rite Masons will present a "Weekend of Fun." on Jan. 0. 7 and 8 at the llyatt, Orlando The Hyatt Is located off exit 25-A of Interstate 4. The event will run from 0a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. There will be nightly entertainment. Including a (xrrformancc by I’lxle Wales on Saturday evening Donations of $3 to $10 will be accepted for local charities. For more Information <all Ron Johnson at 678 3007; Jackie Montgomery at 290 8818 Norma Collins at 323-0402 or O ’Dell Helms at |8i3| 248 0891 Cancer support group meets Support. Hope and Recovery. S.ll A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p m at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far corner of the dining room. This Is a self help sup|K>rt group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment tiow or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information Historical Commission gathers The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p in. the first Monday of the month, at the old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information Into the total picture. Plan on completing thr front of the pnqx rty first — a plan sure to GARDENING) please your neighbors. The next Job Is to put on paper what your drslgn will be. Draw a plan of the lot and location of TRICIA house and existing walks, drives TH O M AS and plants as near to scale as possible. Indicate In the plan where various general activities will take place, such as work (x-ars unkrpt. area, recreation area and public Secondly. Inventory all the area. A gcxxl plan will guide you fenturrs — gcxxl and bad — of through an orderly arrangement your landsca|x-. Which existing of plants and proper develop­ trees ran lx- used as part of thr ment of the property. You'll be design? Are there any good amazed how different Ideas will views you nerd to keep open or develop and how mistakes can unattractive ones which should lx* avoided. be screened? Will utility areas With these simple points In need to lx- hidden? What type of mind, you can create a real nice soli do you have and d<x-s It need do-it-yourself landscape design additional organic matter, fertil­ — one which Is pleasing to look izer. etc. at. comfortable to live In and Next. Inventory your family practical to co n stru ct and activities, present and future. maintain. List all trie recreational and Heforc choosing plant materi­ personal nerds of the entire als plan on doing some research. family, so that as many of these Decide If you want a low or high as possible, can lx* Included In maintenance landscape, can you the lands. ,qx- plan. aflord an Irrigation system — an Another (mint to consider In Irrigation system will be a thr Initial planning Is thr time It necessity If you plan to Install St. will lake to completr your plan. Augustine turf, do you want to You don't have to complete your use mainly native plants or do design all at once. Huvr a plan you want to replace turf areas which ran lx- done over a several with ground covers? Information year period, then, ns money anil on plant matrrtals suited for this lime |x-rmlts. fit these sections area Is available from the Uni­ versity of Florida and Is free t h r o u g h the C o o p e r a t i v e Extension Service. Through the use of a new computer system we can help you choose plants (annuals, perennials, vines, shrubs, trees) for all parts of your landscape or offer several designs. Free publications on the subject Include: Drought Toler­ ant Plants. Landscape Plants for Wet Areas. Landscape Plants for Shaded Sites. Native Plants for Home Landscapes. Landscaping to Conserve Energy: Selected Shrubs. Trees or Ground Covers for Central Florida, and Budget­ ing for a Better Landscape — Just to name a few! Landscaping your yard can be fun and should Involve the entire family. The process will take time and effort and a certain amount of money. Always start with a well thought out plan to avoid trouble down the road and r em e m be r your l a n ds ca pe should serve a purpose — your outdoor entertainment. For more Information about landscape design, plant selection and placement eall 323-2500 ext. 5550 or drop In at the Cooperative Extension Service Office at 250 W. County Home Road. Sanford. We arc open Monday through Friday. 8 0 0 a m. until 5:00 p m. Our advice and Information are free to the public. Clogging group to have classes Dixieland doggers hold classes from 7-8 p m. each Monday at the Lakr Mary Voluntrer Fire Station *33. First Street and Wilbur Avenue . - Garden of the month Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonymous und Guru Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shrphrrd. 331 Lakr Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 230-9208 Tha home and grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rockey. 118 Quail Ridge Courl, Sanford, haa been aelected as the Garden of the Month by the Sanford Garden Club. A powder puff bush circled with marigolds centers the circular d r iv e w a y of the h o m e . P o l n s e t t l a s enhance the doorway w ith azaleas and pansies bordering a dwarf palm tree. Holly and variegated plttlsporum border the front of the home. The selection was made by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Westbrook of Hlblscys Circle. Al'Anon group gathers If you ure troubled by the alcoholism of a frelnd or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for frlrnds and family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night nt 8 p m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S Sanford Ave.. Sanford For more Information, call 332-4122. Oddfellows schedule meeting Lodge No. 27 of the International Order of Oddfellows meets the first und third Monday of every month, except July and August, ut 8 p m . at 101 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford. Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klwnnts Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a m., at Village Inn. corner Dog Track Road and US Highway 17-92 In Longwood. For Information, call 8 3 1-8545. H w tM t » m *o t>, M « h M l U r t / w t i i Seniors meet Tuesday The Sanford Senior Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 10:30 a.rn.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors arc welcome. Camera club to hold meeting New year to hold clearer visions for some W IN T ER P A R K - The Orlando/WInter Park Camera Club meets 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each mouth at the Crealde School of the Arts (Alomu Avenue and St. Andrews). Anyone who enjoys photography Is Invited. Details, call 679-333SI(day| and 898-2804 (eves). DEAR ABBY: Once again, during (hr month of January, the American Optomctrlc Asso­ ciation Is carrying out Its 1994 VISION USA program to provide free eye care to low-Incomc. uninsured working Americans. From Jnn. 3 to Jan. 31. lowIncomc working people can be screened for eligibility by calling (800) 706-4468. The phone lines will be open from 7 a.rn. to 9 p.m. Central Standard Time. To qualify for free eye care, a person must have a Job or live In Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday ut noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Information, call 321-0700. Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate llrldge C lub meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chnmbcr of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. 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The eye exams will lx- given In optom etrists' private offices during thr month of March, coinciding with the celebration of "Save Your Vision Week." March 6-12. Last year, approximately 40.000 people took advantage of this program, receiving eye care from more than 8.000 American Optomctrlc Association mem­ bers who donated their services. Wc found that nine out of 10 of those we examined In last year's VISION USA program had eye health or v is ion p rob lems diagnosed, which Included a malignant tumor In the eye: holes In thr retina that could lend to blindness If left un­ treated: glaucoma, cataracts, and many common vision pro­ blems that were making It dif­ ficult for adults to work and for children lo learn In school. Ahby. last year. 2.098 callers lo the 1993 VISION USA number said that they heard about the program through your column. You have helped so many people get the help they needed to see / • lA A iM A i .-I Ix-tter. Wc hope that you'll alert your readers lo the VISION USA program again this year. within 12 months. DEAR ABBYi Many thanks lor your column supporting the 17th Annual Great American Smokeout. Through our volunteers, wc have learned that of the 10 American Optomctrlc Associa­ million U.S. smokers who quit tion Is to be commended for this for the day. nearly 2 million very worthwhile charitable ef­ were still not smoking 10 days later. Many have said that your fort. Readers, this year, you can column helped them "k ick the apply for the free eye care by habit"! Thank you for all you have mall. Application forms are available from: VISION USA. 243 done over the years In our fight N. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis. against cancer. STEPHEN P. 8ENER, M.D., Mo. 63141. The forms can be submitted from now until Jan. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 25. 1994. Because the phone DEAR DR. 8ENER: Most peo­ lines arc sometimes busy. It may ple are not aware that tobacco Is lx* easier to apply by mall. Remember: To qualify for Ihc even more addictive than co­ free eye care, you must have a caine. Veteran smokers udmlt that Job or live In a household where there In one working member, they dldn:'t realize how ad­ have no health Insurance, have dictive tobacco was until after an Income below an cstalbtshed they were hooked. Our Job now level based upon family size, and Is to prevent teen-agers from have had no eye examination starting. DANIEL HOUOHTON JR.. O.D. PRESIDENT. AMERICAN OPTOMETR1C ASSOCIATION DEAR DR. HOUOHTONt The mH.unfi.mnmH 13500! f f l| * N O P A S S M O VIE* ^ r~ \ BEETHOVEN’S 2ND T tra m E 1:104:10 7:10010 Kurt R uiaili □dJ 2 :0 0 4 )0 7:10 0.4* " / Mrs. Doubt Fire ^ 1:114 43 7:11040 PELICAN BRIEF Tro)^ gCTU WAYNE'S WORLD 2 ^ Z OO 4 4* 7 200 4* 1:10 4:10 7:00 0 00 GERI B 3 f Ghost in the Machine __ LV M O 4:20 7 )0 1 1 0 GD Grumpy old men |ACK LEMMON M O V IE l A N D tv .. i® U .-iiu Hay V n t * M ------------ Z:tO 4 :X T:*0 0.40 WOO SISTER A C T 2 1 )0 * 0 0 7 2 0 0 )0 UQAESfA1AYVALUESr pen EL B ID BATMAN: Animated 2:1*4 00 7:00 A L L M O V IE S IN S T E R E O S O U N D J �41 • Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, January 3, 1094 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO f l I4S4 CA M L ALVIN E BEMARKTend RUTH G BFMAEKT husband and wile. IN THE C IIIC U IT COUM o r THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY E LOR I DA CIVIL ACTION NO I ») l«M CAM L THE SECRETARY OE VET ERANS AFFAIRS ( I t Plaintiff. 96 f TWAIN B ORTIZ JR . etc. • • P l a in t li f t , HOWARDC W ITTER and BARBARA! W IT T E R .f la t. D e fe n d a n t! Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE l* hereby given that pursuant lo the Final Judgment ol Foreclosure end Self entered n the cause pm dng In the Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in «nd tor Semmole County Florida Civil Acton Number F 1 IF I0 C A U L the undersigned Clerk nlll tell the property tituated In teid County, described as lot J BLO C K B TH E WOOOLANOS SECTION FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I f PAGE 4). PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI N OlE COUNTY. FLORIOA •ogeiher with all ttructurei. mprotrmentt. Iitturet. eppl* ancet a«d appurte«an<et on te d land or uted In conjunction therewith at public tale to the highrtt and bett b'dder lor cath at II 90 0 clock A M on the l|th day o* January 1ft J at the wett front door ot the Seminole County Courthoute Sanford. Florida (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C lE R K O F THE ’ CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publlth December IT. If f ) A January J I f f 4 DEM TIC____________________ NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TOCHAPTER4S NOTICE IS HEREB Y G IVEN pursuant to an Order ol Final Judgment ot Forecloture deled December 14. I f f l entered In Cate No f ) IIS# CA la L of the Circuit Court ot the Eighteenlh Judicial Circuit In and tor Sami note County. Florida, wherein A L V IN E B E M A R K T and R U T H G B E M A R K T . the Plaintiffs, and H O W A RD C W ITT E R and B A R B AR A J W IT T E R . R O B E R T SMAL LEY TENANT I ROSALIND SMALLEY.TENANT II. Defen dantt, I will tall lo tha highest and bett bidder tor cath at tha Seminole County Courthouse. X I N Part Avenue, west front door In Sanlord Florida, at I I 00 a m on the ISth day of January. Iffa. tha following described property a t ta t lorth In said Order or Final Judg men! towll Lot sol Block A. ot lhe property described a t JAMES TOWN VILLAGE U N IT ONE, according to the plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 10 Paget I and f. Public Records ol S em inole County, F lo r id a , together with a perpetual non eiclutlye (element tor mgrett and eg re tt a t described In Paragraph I and purtuant to grantors reserved right a t pro vidod tor In Paragraph 4 ot that certain Quit Claim Deed Rec ordt In Official Record* Book HOI Page 0»t* Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida Tha foregoing being tu b je rf to toning requirements and eate menu in etiHence a t of t*w date hereof, ttete ot leett a t shown on Survey dated September IS. 1YT) prepared by Jones Wood A Gentry, Inc . et returveyed nnd recertified on March I I . 1fT4. and tha terms and conditions ot the Declaration ol Eotemontt. Covenants and Restrictions re corded In O R Book l too Page I I I ) . Public Records ot Semi note County. Florida DATED at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, mis )ls l day of December. I l f ) (ClrtwH Cturt Seal) MARYANNE MORSC Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. F lor Ida By Dorothy W Bolton o t Deputy Clerk NOTIFICATION IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H T H E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B ILITIES ACT. persons w ith disabilities needing a special accommodation should c o n ta c t C O U R T A D M I N I STRATION. al X I N Park Avenue. Suit* N K I. Sanlord Florida n r 17. Telephone (XT) ) ) ) a )X leatension CUT) not later then SEVEN ( I I days prior lo the proceeding II hearing impaired. (TODl I t O o m i T I l . or VOICE (V I I MOfSSITTO. via Florida Relay Service Publish December JT. I f * ) A IN THC C IRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION Cate Ne.1 t j JM1 CA I t K BERKELEY FEDERAL BANK A TRUST FSB. P laln tllflil. yt D A V ID J DAUBERT. NORftEST FINANCIAL FLOR IDA INC and WESTLAKE MANOR HOMEOWNERS' AS SOCIATION INC . a Florida rot lor profit corporation. Pelendentlt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated the ljth day ot December. Iff l. and e n te r e d In Case No f l Isai CA la K ot the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Flor ida wherein Berkeley Federal Bank A Trust FSB It the Plain t.lt and OAVIO J DAUBERT. NORWEST FINANCIAL FLOR IDA INC and WESTLAKE MANOR HOMEOWNERS' AS SOCIATION. INC . are the De tendentt, I w ill tell to the n gnet' and best bidder tor cash at the W ell Front Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord Florida, at II 00 a m or. the 10th day ot January. Iffa. the following described property at tel lorth In said Summary Final Judgment. Lot ISO WESTLAKE MANOR UNIT TWO A. eccnrding 14 the plat thereof recorded In Plat Book IT. Paget <1 and «I ol the Public Record! ol Seminole County. Florida WITNESS my hand and the teal • ( this Court on December la if f ) MARYANNE MORSE Cier k ot the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publlth December IT. If f ) A January 1. Iffa DEM HO___________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASENO *)1>«4 C A I4L FLORIDA BAR NO STMTS INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. yt MARY SHEPPARO UNKNOWN TENANT a/k/a JOANNE SPEED. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Nolle# Is hereby given that In accordance w ith tha Final Judgment of Foreclosure en It red on December It. If f ) In clyll action no *>1144 C A M Lot tha Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. In which Mary Sheppard and Unknown Tenant e /k /a Joanna Spaed wer* the Defendants and Inland Mori gage Corporation, tha Plaintiff. I will tall to tha highest bidder lor cath at X I N Park Aye . West Front Door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. FL MTTI between I I 00 e m end I 00 p m on February 14. lif t , tha following described proper ty The East SJ 00 leet ot the following described property The Wett 'y ot Block 4. Tier II. (L ett lhe North 100 leet there Oil. E R TreHordt Map of the Town ot Sanlord. according to the plet thereof e t recorded In Piet Book I. Paget 54 to 44. ot the Public Records et Seminole County. Florida More commonly known at 1)04 lrd Street Wait. Sanlord. FLJJTTI OATEO December I I. I f f l (Court Seel) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Dorothy W Bolton Ak Deputy Clerk Publlth December IT. If f ) A January >. Iffa DEM 111 J a n u a ry J. t i f f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O .fM N T CA-M I NORMAN J SCHNEIOERHAN. Plaintiff, v» DARAO A V INGERandany unknown heirs. dtvlse**. grantee*, creditor*, end other unknown person* O' unknown spouses clelming by. through ond under ony el the above named Gefendentv Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hartby given that tha undertlgned Clerk ol tha C ir c u it Court ol S em in o le County. Florida, will on the ITth day ot January. Iffa. at 11:00 o'clock A M at the W ait Front door of the Seminole County Courthoute in Iirto rd . Florida, otter tor tale end sell at public outcry to tha highett and best bidder tor cath. tha tot towing detcrlbed property tltuafo In Seminole County. Florida I LOT I. T R IP L E T T LA K E SHORES )RO A D D ITIO N , ac cording lo the piel thereof a t recorded in Plat Book l i . Page Tf, Public Record* ot Seminole County. FlerUo purtuant to tha Final Judgment entered In a cat# pending In said Court, the ttyle of which I* Indicated above WITNESS my hand and of tid al teal of teid Court Mil* H it day ot December. If* ) (COURT SEALI In accordance with the Amor Icon* With Ditabiiitlet Act. per ton* with ditabiiitlet needing a tpectal accommodation to par llc lp e le In this proceeding mould contact ADA Coordina tor. X I N Park Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanlord. Florida I7TTI. telephone aOT U ) 4 )X X allT . not later than live (I) deyt prior to the procted.ng II hearing lm paired. (TOO) IM O fS S IT T I. or Voice (V I IM O flS tfT O . via Florida Relay Service MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Publlth December 71. I f f ) A January ). Ufa O E M 111 CELEBRITY CIPHER O P I V F P M I N M O . P P . * J N F ' N P 8 O C M E T K V Z I U P K H C B M 2 M D U FO T J B I D I F B O P — I O V M T P O H I O F K T I A F N Z I N V Z K U . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My mothbf Always uted lo say: The older you get. the better you get — unless you're e banana " — R o m (Betty White). \ vt JOHN E LEW IS. ------ peat am F B O P I B P IN THE C IR C U IT COURT O FTH C E IG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLOR ID A . IN A N O FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION D IV IS IO N CASE NO. * )-t* 1 i CA M L COLORADO SAVINGS BANK. FSB. PlelntiH. D E M JIT lever cr O H T K K B O IN THE COUNTY COURT. IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A . CASENO. M H U C C X F F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a co rp o ratio n o r g a n u td and flittin g under the laws ol tha United Slate* ot A m erke PlelntiH. vs RICHARD JONES, et e l. Delendenls NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to o Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure en •ered herein. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described as LOT SO. LA K E HARRIET ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE P LA T T H E R E O F . AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK I). PAGES IS ANO la. PUBLIC RECO RD S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A TOGETHER W ITH TAPPAN GAS RANGE AAOOEL X I I I * ANO W A L L TO W A LL C A R P E T IN G IN L IV IN G R O O M . H A L L A N D A LL BEDROOMS aI public sale, to tha highest and best bidder tor cosh, ot the West front entrance ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Senlerd. Florida, at I I 00 A M on Febru ary II . Iffa “ In a c c o rd a n c t with tha Americans with Disabilities Act persons needmg a special ac commodetion to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at X I North Pork Avenue. Suite N X t. Sen. ford. Florida IJTT1 et least live days prior to tha proceedings Ttiepnone (aOf) X ) O X Eat HIT/ |1 lOOfSSITTII (TDD), or IMOFSSIffO (V I. via Florida Relay Service " WITNESS my hand and ol flclel Sail of said Court Decern bar to. If * ) iCourtSeall MARVANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jane E Jasawk As Deputy Clark Publish December 71. t**) A January J. 1*»4 DEM 11* yt el. J O F B D Legal Notlcos I | Oetondentli) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated December 14. Ill) , and entered m Casa No n t t l l CA 14 L. of the Circuit Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH Judkiol Circuit In and for $EM I HOLE County. Florida wherein COLORADO SAVINGS BANK. FSB It PlelntiH and JOHN E LEWIS, at a f . era Defendants. I will sail to tha highest and best bidder tar cam in the Wat* Irani door ol the Courthouse, in San lord. S L M IN O tE County. Ftor Ida at 11:00 o'clock on the JCth day of January. l**a. tha tallow tog described property at M l forth in teid Final Judgment, to wit Lot t. and ttw W ell a leal of Lot S Block D. AMENOEO PLAT OF O L M S T E A D end M IL LE R S U B D IV IS IO N , ec cording to the Plot thereof, ot recorded In Plot Book S. Page X . of the Public Record* of Seminoie County. F lor ida DATED December X . I* *) MARYANNE MORSE Al Clark at tald Court By Ruth King At Deputy Clark Publlth: December IT. I l l ) A January ). I**4 DEM 1)1*I i IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO. *)-1M4CA D IV IS IO N I4L RYLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY. P laln tlltli). vt DAVIDP K OLINSKI, etel. Defendant! i) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURTSALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN , pursuant to a Final Judgment ol < lortciosure deled December It. Ill) , and entered In Case No f ) IU 4C A I4L o l I ho Circuit Court ol I ho E IG H T E E N T H Judklal Circuit In and tor SEM I NOLE County. Florida whereto RYLAND M ORTGAGE COM PANY I* the P la ln tltl and O A V ID P K O L IN S K I and KATHLEEN L CAMPBELL are the Oelendant*. I will tell to the highest and bett bidder tor I cath at ttw west Irani slept of the SEMINOLE County Court house ot 11:00 O m . on the llth day of February. 11*4. ttw to! lowing described property a* sat forth to laid F Inal J udgment i LOT t » . D E E R RUN. UNIT t ) 8 . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK )T. PAGE I). OF THE P U BLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIOA. WITNESS M Y HAND and tha seal of this Court on December It.Iff) (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk af the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS W ITH D IS A B ILIT IE S ACT OF l**0 Administrative Order NO W IT Persons with a disability who need e special accommodation to participate in thl* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al X I N Park Avanuo. Suita N X I. Sanlord. Florida HTTl al Natl fire IS) day* prior to tha p'ren ding Telephone: (adTl J H a lX E«l 071 i 1 *0 * * U 4 TTIITDD). or I *»*1S«TT»(V>. vU Florida Relay Service Publish December IT. I * n A January ). Ufa OEM m Legal Notice SUMMONS FAMILY LAW CITACI0N JUDICIAL DERECH0 DE FAVIIIA NOTICE TO RESPON­ DENT (Name) FELICIA M STRICKLAND AVISO AL 0EMANDAQ0 (Nomitre) YOU ARE BEING SUED. Ausltd It estin demandando. PETITIONER S NAME IS IAN PAUL GRANT EL N0M3RE DEL DEMAN­ DANTS ES CASE NUMBER: (Numero del Cato): YD014308 You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this sum­ mons and Pitdion are served on you !c M* a Response (term 1282) at tr.i coul and s*r.e a copy on the p*troner A letter or phene call will not protect you It you da net f. s your Response on time the court may make orders afteefing your marriage, your property and cus­ tody ot your cfi'dren You may be erdsred to pay support and attor­ ney fees and costs II you cannot pay tns tiling tee. ask the clerk for a tee waiver form II you want legal advice, contact a lawyer Timediatet/ Usted tiene 30 DIAS CALENDARIC5 CJSputs de recibir ofiMlmente esta citacton ludcal y peticion, para completar presentar su tsrmuLno de Respuesta (Response form 1282) ante la corte Uni carta o uni llamada te's*6mca no le ofreceri protecci6n. Si usted no cressnta su Respuesta a tismpo. la corte puede eipedir ordenes que afecten su matrimcmo. su propiedad y que erdentn que usted pague mantencion, honoranos de abogado y las costas Si no puede pagar las costas por la presentacion de la dtmanda. pida al actuano de la corte que le de un formuiario de eioneracion de las mismas (Waver ot Court Fees and Costs) Si desea obtener corse|0 legal, comuniquese de mmediato con un abogado TICE The restraining N0TIC orders on the back are effective against bolh husband and w.te until the petition is dis­ missed. a judgment is entered, or the court makes further orders These orders are en­ forceable an,where in California by any law enforcement officer who has recerved or seen a copy ot them. AVISO Las prohibiciones judiciales que aparecen al reverso de esta cttacion son etectrvas para ambos conyuges. tanto el esposo como la esposa. hasta que la peticion sea rechazada. se dicta una decision final o la corte exptda instruccione adicionales. Dichas prohibiciones pueden hacerse cumphr en cualquier parte de California por cualquier agente del-orden publico qus las haya recibido o us haya visto una copia eellas The name and address ol tha court is: (El nom­ bre y direcciin de la corte esV SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGE­ LES COUNTY. 825 Ma­ ple Ave. Torrance. CA 90503 The name, address and telephone number ol pe­ titioner's attorney, or petitioner without an attorney is: (El nombre. ta direcciOn y el nbmero de telttono del abogado del demandante, o del demandante que i.o tiene abogado. es): IAN PAUL GRANT. 4235 W. 126TH ST.. A239. HAW­ THORNE. CA 902504571,(310) 675-5875 Date: (Fecha): Septem­ ber 01,1993 EOWAfcO M. KRITZMAN Clerk (Actuario) by: B/Ruditls. Deputy (Deleaado) NOTICE TO THE PER­ SON SERVEO.You are served a. as an individ­ ual. IAN PAUL GRANT. Esq. 4235 W. 126th St. #239 Hawthorne. CA 902504571 CN222854 Dec 27, Jan 3.10.17 3 D E M IU Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL OF THE EIOHTEENTH CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. OF THE STATEOF FLORIDA FLORIDA INANDFOR CASENO ») RIM CA I4 K SEMINOLE COUNTY HOME SAVINGS OF Cate No *1 IS lo CA14 I D AM ERICA. F S H . a l a l . General Jurisdklien PleintiH. STANDARD FEOERAL vs SAVINGS BANK STEPHEN E A R L G U M a la l. Plaintiff. Defendants vs SECONOAMCNOED ALBERT W TURNER.el al . NOTICE OF SALE Defendant!*! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF mat pursuant to a Final Judg FORECLOSURE SALE rrwnt of Foreclosure rendered BY CLERK OF on August I) . le t) In tha! CIRCUIT COURT certain causa pending In ttw Nolle* it hereby given that few Circuit Court in and for Semi undersigned Maryenrw Morse. note County. Florida, whereto Clerk of few Circuit Court of H O M E S A V I N G S OF SEM INOLE County Florida AMERICA. F S B . I k e HOME will, on the loth day ol January, SAVINGS OF AMERICA F A test, at 11 00 a m . al few West I t P la in tiff, and STEPHEN Front door of few Samlnole EARL G U M and ANNA MARIE County Courthoute. to few City G UM . era Defendants Civil ot Sanford. Florid* oiler lor Action Casa No e }0 )M CA la K. safe and sail al public outcry lo I. Maryenrw Morse. Clerk o' the tha highett and best bidder lor aforesaid Court, will at II 00 cath. few followtog described a m . on February 14 l**a. otter property situated to Seminole ter sale and tall to tha highest County. F lor Ida. to wit bidder tor cash at the West Lot M . GROVE ESTATES Front Door ol tha Seminole according to few plat thereof as County Courthoute. al X I North recorded to Plat Book >1. Page Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida TO of few Public Records of the following described real Semlnofe County. Florida property, situate and being In purtuant to few final decree of Seminole County. Florida to foreclosure entered to a cate wit pending in said Court few style L o t 14. W E K IV A C LU B of which It STANDARD FEO ESTA TES SECTION FOUR ERAL SAVINGS BANK yt according to the Plat thereof at ALBERT W TURNER elal recorded In Plat Book It. Page In accordance with the Amer a*. Public Records ot Semlnofe leant with Ditabiiitlet Act. per County. Florida sons with a disability who need a Said safe will be made purtw special accommodation to par ant to and in order to ta tit'r "w tld p a te In this proceeding terms Ol said Final Judgment should contact ADA Coordinator OATEO this t)th day ot De at X ! North Park Avenue Suite cember l**J N X t . Sanlord Florida m i l al MARYANNE MORSF feast five 151 days prior to ttw C LER K O F THE proceeding Telephone I40TI CIRCUIT COURT M l a l X E>t 4HT. I I HOI *5) By OorothyW Bolton ITTI ITO O I or I (HOI »») ITT0 Deputy Cfe-k IV ). via Florida Relay Service In accordance with ttw Amet WITNESS my hand and cl kens With Disabilities Act. per hclal seal ol t*.d Court feus lath tons with disabilities need'ng a i day ol December l* t) special accommodation to par (SEAL) llc lp a ta In this proceeding MARYANNE MORSE should confect the Court Ad B r Dorofei y W Bolton m toittrator'A O A Coordinator. Deputy Cleft Edna Johnson X I North Park Publish December )T. If * ) A Avenue Suite N Sanlord F lor January I. I**a Ida MTTI aOT. I I I a l X not lafer D E M 104___ than live ISI days prior to the IN THE COUNTY COURT proceeding It hearing impaired OF THE EIGHTEENTH IT O O I l#00*S5ITTI. or yoke JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (V I lCXTSSITTO. via Florida IN A N D FO R Relay Sarvice SEMINOLE COUNTY. Pubtith December IT. I* * I A FLORIDA January ). I*fa CASE NO tllM IC C t s O OEM I I I HOLLOWBROOK MOMEOWN ERS ALLOCATION. INC . a net ~ IN T M * CIRCUIT COURT tor profit Florida corporation. OF THE IIT H Plaintiff, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT v* OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY | L U I S M E N D E Z and AAAARILYS MENDEZ husband OENERAL JURISDICTION and wife. DIVISION CASE NC * ) l i t ) CA M L Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CORPORATION F /K /A NCNB that on few Mth day of January MORTGAGE CORPORATION 'tea *1 It 00 * m at few west Plaintiff. Iron! door ot few Courthouse in VS SEMINOLE County, at Sanlord. THOMAS E JACOBS, el al Florida, few undert-gned Clerk Defendants will otter tor safe ttw following NOTICE OF described real property FORECLOSURE SALE LOT IT). HOLIOWBROOK Notice I* hereby given that, PHASE TWO ACCORDING TO pursuant to that Final Judgment of Forecloture da fed December THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE COROED IN PLAT BOOK U. 14. 1**). and entered m civil cate number * ) ItM C A 14 L. of PAGES ST WITH THE FOL LOWING S TA FF ! ADORESC the Circuit Court of few t#fh no INDIAN COURT WINTER Judkiol Circuit to and tor Semi SPRINGS. FL I)T M note County. Florida, wherein together with alt structures NATIONSBANC MORTOAGE Improvements, futures, appli CORPORATION F /K 'A NCNB ancet and appurtenances on MORTGAGE CORPORATION said land or used In conjunction It Plaintiff and THOMAS E therewith JACOBS. ----------- . UNKNOWN PERSONIS) IN POSSESSION The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Summary O P T H E S U B JE C T R E A L Final Judgment entered to Civil P R O P E R T Y . N /K /A CARY No I I I X I C C X Q pending in S T E P H E N S . ------------. UN the County Court ol few EIGH KNOWN PERSONIS) IN POS TEEN TH Judklal Circuit to and SESSION OF THE SUBJECT tar SEMINOLE County. Florida R E A L P R O P F T Y N /K /A OSTED thi* t)tn day ot De CHARLAINA FURBEE. it are camber. I* * I DefendentUI, I will sail to the AAARVANNE AAOHSC highest and bast bidder lor cath CLERKOF THE at tha watt front door ot tha CIRCUIT COURT Semlnofe County courthouse In By Dorothy W Bolton Sanford. F lo rid a . Seminole Deputy Clerk County. Florida, at It 00 A M In accordance with the Amer on ttw ITth day of January. I**4. leant With Disabilities Act. per tha to!lowing described property ton* with dltebillfiet needing a a * ta t forth In ta ld Final Judgment, towll special accommodation to par tlc ip a t* In Ih lt proceeding Lot X . DEER RUN UNIT SA. should contact few ADA Coordi according to few plat thereof at netor, al X I N Park Avenue recorded In Plat Book It. Page* Suite N X I. Sanford Florida H and « . of the Public Record* of Samtoofe County. Florida 1JTTI. Telephone lao/l 777 U K . *■1 071. al feast live IS) days Dated tha H it day of Decern prio r to tha proceadmg II bor. t i l ) h e a r in g Im p a ire d . (T O O ) M ARYANNE MORSE I * 0 0 IJS 4TTI. o' VOICE IV I Clark of Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton 1 400 * 5) ITT0. via Florida Relay Deputy Clerk Servke Publlth December IT. I H I L Publlth December tl. )* *) & January ). t**4 January ). t**4 OEM IIS O E M 111 N oIU e Concrete FLORIDA STATE ffEOUIRES all contractors be registered or certified To verily a slat* c o n tr a c to r * l l c * n i * c o ll I *00 )a ) t u t Occupational Lkon tat a r* 'egulred by few county and can be verified by calling H I M X e .t T4I) CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beat ) Man Quality Opera Hon! ) X i m / I U T**I A d d itio n * 6 Remodeling R E S /C O M M Vinyl Siding . A lum F ram in g . D ryw atl, Door*. Rooting Concrete m a i n s o . Baiiat, c a c t it *** Air Duct Cleaning ~ A IR DUCT CLEANINO gvtfer cl# an tog/screen Ing, chimney sweep Insured Young’s Serv Ice. Ik # *»*04il 777 M il Carpentry" CARPENTER All kinds of home repairs, pointing A ceramic III* Rkftard Gross M l 5*TT Carpet Cleaning S A M 'S C A R !P S T C L E A N IN O pfes botl and strip floors. R **ld *ftfl*l/c o fn m *rc la l 14 hr*. n a U a l.l Yowl tout* RE * » I an ad In Rio cHtaMad. For •grand ilm i* bipict ca ll 322*2611 Sanford Herald Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Electrical Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding FInlsJitng TOM OLSEN 1 I t ) 4M MIT Flrewood/Fuel # SPLIT OAK FIREW OOD* Delivered or pkk up ST attack M l M il Home Improvement AFFORDABLE Ham* Repair. All phases Call tor Ire* ait 1 la a>--t ll.L - —» SIS ||M LlC / Iflf mK-iBBl JJJ *106 AL DOES ITALL F l i It right at a price you con afford L k 'd /ln t From start to finish Carpentry, plumb tog. afeclrlcal. and roollng sves 77 yrs. of erperfence No |ob loo big or small. Call M b TiM * rM 4 MM M hr*. PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED 0EPT HOURS e 00A H - 5 X P .U MONDAY thru FRIDAY C LO SE D SATURDAY A SUN 0AY 14 conM cutfvE t k i m -------- 57* a lint 1 cofTMCUttvt a n u s -------- 701 a Bn* 3 crOBKUtfYE tV n r*---------91C a Bn* 1 Urn*_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t l . l t a In * R at** a n pm to u t, bas*d on 3 lln*s • 3 U n *t Minimum NOW ACCEPTNG ScfedMrv) may mckjde Herald Advem w al r * cn*l of an wkXkXsN day Camel whan you gel lescAts Pay orty lor day* your ad new at ns* earned U ta A * dwsenpoon lot fastest rescWt Copy mutt kfecw a c t*f«*»e rypo grapheaf form -Commercial koquancy taka* are ava4*tA# D E A D L IN E S Tuesday Pru Friday 17 Noon The Day Owture Pubkcnbon j i n i a j A/v) Mondjv S 30 P M Fndtv A D JU S TM E N TS A NO C R E D IT S : In Ms# p v g n l o f an error In on a d , th e Sanford H erald w ill b * r * * p o n » lb le fo r th e Brat In sertio n only and o n ly to tt t* a r ia n t o f th a c o a l of that In sertio n Plea a * ch ock y o u r od fo r a c c u ra c y th a first day H ru n e . Legal Notice 21 — Personals ADOPTIONS IN TH EC IR C U ITC O U R T. INANOf OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION NO M MT* CA M L BFRNARD C O N E ILL. JR T R U S T E E , ol B e rn a rd C O Neill. Jr PA Pension Profit Charing Plan. Plaintiff. v* JOHN A ANEZ and DORIS M ANEZ. hit Wit* EQUITABLE C R E D IT U N IO N , a Rhode Island Corporation ASHLAND O IL . INC . a corporation d b 'a ASMLANO CHEMICAL CO wn O h io C o rp o ra tio n . C R O W CHILDRESS HARROO LTD a Te sts Limited P artnersh ip authonred to do business to few State ot Florid* and the UNIT EO STATES OF AMERICA D E P A R T M E N T o f T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICE Defendants NOTICE OF SALE N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN, pursuant to a Final Judgment to Foredosur* dafed October I). I* * I and Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Safe dated December IS. t i l l on to r o d tn C iv il C a s t N o M X T 0 C A M L of few Circuit Court ot few Eighteenth Judklal Circuit In and lor Seminoie C o u n ty . F lo rid a , w h e re in BERNARD C O N E ILL. JR TRUSTEE ot the Bernard C O Neill Jr P A Pension Profit Shenrg Plan It Plaintiff, and JOHN A ANEZ And DORIS M ANEZ hit Wife EQUITABLE C R E D IT U N IO N , a Rhode Island Corporation. ASHLAND OIL. INC . a corporation d /b /a ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO . an O h la C o rp o ra tio n : C R O W CHILDRESS HARROO. LTD . a T o sat Limited P artnersh ip authorued ta do butuwts in few S.-at* of Florida and few U N IT E D STATES OF AMER IC A . D E P A R T M E N T OF T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L REVENUF SERVICE. It any ol them are living, including any unknown spout* it any ot them have remarried and it deceased, their imknown heirs, devisees grantees assignees, creditor*. Iwnor*. trustee* and all other person* claiming by. through, under or against them, and all unknown occupants, a r * ttw defendants I will sail to few h-gtwtt and best bidder tor cash at the West Front Door of few Semlnofe County Courthouse to Sanlord. Florida, at II 00 A M on the Ufet day of January. I*»4. the following described property as ta f forth to said F in a l Judgment to Foreclosure, to wit Lot a. Block ‘ -A ’ *, T H E SPRINGS, according to few plat fewreof as recorded in Plat Boo* 14. Paget *. 10 and II. Public Records of Sen.uww County. Florida. OATEO toll Xto day of O# comber. I l l ) AAARVANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Dorothy W Betton As Deputy Clark Publlth: December 71. I* * ) A January 1.1**4 OEM X t Free m edkai car* transpor talion. counseling pf(veto doctor plus living ospensas Bar rlJTSI) Call Attorney Jehn Flicker________ I H > 111 l»*3 23 — Lost & Found 154 REWARD lor return ol stolen car cover Hidden Lk No questions asked 111 Ttl) Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T OF T H I MTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASENO Fl ISfJ CAM L OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION SEARS MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plamtltt VS TANYA R PINTAR C IT I C O R P S A V IN G S OF F L O R IO A . A F E O E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCl A TIO N SEARS. ROEBUCK AND COM PA N Y SPRINGS C O M M UN ITY ASSOCIATION INC Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u rs u a n t to an O rd e r ot Amended Summary Judgement ol Foreclosure dated December 14. IF*) entered In Civil Cate No *1 75)T CAM L ol few Circuit Court ol the llth Judicial Clrrult in and tor SEMINOLE County F l o r id a , w h o ra ln SEA R S MORTGAGE CORPORATION It P la in tiff and TANYA R PINTAR, CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA. A FEOERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCl ATION. SEARS. ROEBUCK A COMPANY. SPRINGS COM M U N ITV ASSOCIATION INC ar# detendenlit). I will sail to to* highest and best bidder lor cash, at few Samlnofe County Courthouse, at II 00 a m . on January X . I»»4. ttw following described property at sat forth In said Amended Summary Judgement, to wit UNIT IK O . BUILOING I. W EKIVA VILLAS. A CONDO M IN IU M . A C C O R D IN G TO THE DECLARATION OF RE S T R IC T IO N S . R E S E R V A TIO N S. C O N D IT IO N S ANO EASEMENTS RECORDED IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1011. P A G E t i l l ANC A M E N D M E N T S TH E R E TO . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated at Sanlord. Florida tots Mth day ot December I I I ) MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOtflUA By Dorothy W Bolton DEPU TY CLERK Pubith December IT. IF*] A January ). t**4 OEM XT Home improvement ‘ u n i - W A V " '- " Wl M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm /ret L k /ln t lE R O m tllM I 44f) Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 f ( •* Painting 1 ‘. i M O . V U f J L a t T h la D t e f U jr A d ^ R t W o r W o r T im ^ . H ________ : __________ : ______ j Home Repairs HANOY’S Multiple Sect. Trees, roof repair, driveways, palnl tog Free t t l. Sr. disc. t X T f t ) M A R IN O H am a R e p a i r . tpeclalliing to small |obt. CRC 0S40TT Free t i l . M I-IIM Janitorial Services BUn CLEAN JANITORIAL rrun------k-a.—- -'-a *s| a ll* ■R U N ELL PAINTINO Comm A Res Pressure cleaning. Carpentry, Door hanging/ Plastering L k /ln t rUOOatt lly rs In b u s 777 1X1________ HANDY’S Hausepatottog Point now A la v * I Low. tow tales' X y r te v p Llc/lnt D i m ) Numbing A A A PLU M EIN O A SEWER. Leaky lau cafsT Running toilets) SX could salve your problem Wafer heaters: 14 hr te rv k * *oa )H ) l ) ) Pressure Cleaning " DUN R IT E i Clean driveways, roofs, pool docks, walks, houses Freeesf. M l a il) Roollng Lom m efcni'N tiiu JJi • /le Masonry TWP MASONRY. B rkk. Block. Stucco. CoAcratt, Ranny* Hons L k ./ln t 111)444 IMPRESSIVE RENOVATIONS W» remove rock A tar roofs •0 yrs t i p Financing available Lic/B ondedX) tX T /S X *laa Swimming Poof Sarvlca/Rapalr \\m -~ H a s * W E E K L Y S E R V IC E from Sal me Cham Rife Poet Service M anx Robert Shoemaker \il I 'r i i i s r ) o u r ////.%//ir.Ns / r r r v lh i\ I n r I s / m i ' 1a S l i l*rr Month, (.n il ( hi.s.si/irtl. .I'J ’J J ( i l l k k B �Cianford Herald. Senlord, Florida - Monday. January 3, 1994 - SB 27— N ursery A 71-H elp Wanted 97— Apartm ent* Furnished / Rent C h ild C a r t HOLIDAY SPECIAL HI . h i Irw . no rtglttrahon loot M it t M IC H E L L C tH O U II n f m i m i i« LABO RERS N EED ED tkiltod an d u ntkiiled Po tllto n t a v a il able O a y t Call b a ln a a n I 1 S P R I N T S T A F F IN O , I l t M I I I LO TI Oeklewn Memorial Park I for the price el II t i. io e c a iit it m iiM NOTICE F/ T M F . l e W ill train unitor m t M o lly M aid . I U M 0> M E O IC A L H E L F LPN I I P M t A M . 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Ntoo— f Friday. tAMarM DRIVERS NEEDED • • • • • • • • A G CARRIERS. Tavaret. FI. a nail titabltthad and gron Ing Canlral Florida bawd company oiler I you Sami Annual Pay Incrtaiat Slop Oil Pay Unloading Pay Vacation Pay Safety Bonuk Spouta Riding Program Avoraga T rip } FOayt La la Model Conventional Tractork II you have I yaart tractor traitor. OTR and knon and lea eapartonca plut a good driving rtcord. call ______ i n i ttettia_____ Eiptrimcid Floor Ptrson (Stripping and naa) late nighteariy morning Mato or tomato Equal Opportunity E m p lo y tr C a ll V a lt r lt . Monday Friday. IT ! M U HOTEL Mainttnjnc* Person Eapartonca In plumbing and ttoclrkal Apply In peraon Dayk Inn. MSO W SR to Sanlord S W IT C H B O A A D O P E R A T O R San tord bated com pany loo* Ing for energetic perton Ip fill p o tilion Ptoata call 1710111 an d a tk lo r P a r tonne I________ TEACHERS F o r ettablithed childcare can •*r E d u catio n and experience p re le rra d 171 r a il ___________ TELEM ARKETERS E X P E R IE N C E D O N LV . 4 needed im m ed ie le ir SW 0 per wk guaranteed plu t bonut N o ta ilin g Contact M r Lonn __________ n « o i4 i__________ W if t h o t t w / D o c k W o r t m U p l o l t i a l h rln lllIra ln l 4 0 1 X 0 0 4 8 4 __________tm toe W AREH O U SE AND O E N E R A L LABO R H ELP N EE D ED ! B o n u t lor d r lr e r t A ll th lfft a v aila b le D a ily pay. no lea Report ready to work 1 X am . In d u ttrla l Labor S v C . 1011 Frartth A y . N o phona c allt W IN D O W S E R V IC E T E C H P Fu ll lim a portion • E tp e rie n c e d preferred. w ill Train • Fu ll com pany benelitt • M o n th ru F r l 1 X a m epm A p p ly 11/ Pow er Court Sa n lo rd 111 /W 0 91— Apartments/ House to Share FEMALE looking lor tame lo chare apt M il mo covert all Wather Orykr n i Y I t l 9 3 - Room s tor Rent Q U IE T . CLEAN ROOM. k lichen ute. phona. laundry M l and M l Me c e ll or 114 HAS FURN. BEDROOM, cable lv. local ca llt. kitchen p rly., IM 'w k Non drinking I I I SeH | SANFORD duplaa I bdrm UTS month. MOO depot 11 Call *»vr 1pm 1/4 *044 ' SANrOROS Batl Kept Secrell Pool ft L a u n d rr I A 1 bedroomt Con*en.ent toce Irani Call Pel m aaw I ID IM . | « r 1 I mo tec e tO R M S4S0 mo plut I rno tec Call M l m i I REDROOM M / l monm p t 11/1 tecwelty depot'* end referancet i n 1141 I BDRM APT We rani New carpal ail appi . cent H A AratlabtoJan 1/71 1011 103— H o u s e s Unfurnished / Rent BATEMAN REALTY Oviat neighborhood Palmetto 1/1 t m le w 3 2 1 -0 7 S9 3 2 1 -2 2 5 7 HIDOEN LA K E t: Nice 4 Bdrm 1 B4lh ig lot. M M mo negot abto 17) 1/W Wambtowd HUD H O M ES. Law Lawdawnl Why ranll Tha H illm an Grave 111 M il Reetler LAKE MARY. Nice 1 bdrm. I'y bath, can! H /A . lanced yard clean Lake M ary Mhoolt taoo pm* tec X 4 aaa 11/0 LIKE NEW 1 1 lam fm. tcreanad porch. 1 car garage ] AmlabtoFeb t / M m o Call Do* IT) l'4 t or 4/7 1441 SANFORD 1 bd rm ' I bam lanced yard carport led) plut 1400 tec dep a t Idle________ 1 SANFORD 7 bdrm 7 > bam let4lfon! route 14M mo 171/004 Stenstrom Rentals e 'T JOHNS R IV E N 1/1 w/ garage hardwood floort boat tup View 11400 mo 1400 tec PSANFORO 1/1 n family room, carport. C /H /A Clean! 1141 mo. 11M tacurily PSANFORO 1/1 Ig roomt, •pica . te r p o rc h , dbie carport N ic e lH l m o llM ta c PSANFORO l / l apl CHA. •pica . hardwood Itoort. like nan MW mo. no tacurily • SANFORD 1/1 apl CHA pat’O. Ctoan 1*00 mo. MOO tec Uantlram Really. Inc "We Mtnepe tour Hama, like itnet avr awn.” Jim Day to m i e n Alter ePM: I X 1411 W HY fA T R E N T ? • HUGE 1 bdrm. douAto lot. owner I mane mg 111.000 • I BOOM. 1 bam Sailer part doting coklt 14/ *00 DON'T KNOW IF YOUCANRUYT Gal the tacit and the help you naad Barbara Simment :: i i m o r u i tad* R 97— Apartm ents Furnished / Rent SANFORD I bdrm collage nlth lanced yard Eacelton! neighborhood! tkO par naak plut MOO tecurlly _______ Caii H i m i _______ 1 BDRM. I BATH Cant H /A . carpal, quiet neighborhood, water turn MW 'mo I I I 1M1 Sick Of Your Present Job? € INIWMI M 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent a eONE AVAILABLE# e 1 bedroom I belfi 171 4444 or 114 epot S A N F O R D . I bdrm.. carport, tecurlty tytfem full kll 111 reel d itc o u n le d se ll 107— M obile ____ H om es / Rent____ ELDER SPRINGS otl h * . 41/ I. 1. 1 Bdcm t. 1/1 to I W n t 1 100 dap I X /111! . «4J ! * TRUCKERS S P fC IA ll tU>m *ranae tor rent Place to p a rt rig Call H I 07*1 114— W arehouse ____ S p a c e / Rent____ L O N G W O O D /L A K E M A R Y M'd sire storage warehouses *00 *00 I too tq II Free rent w /llm o lease Horn 1 1ts me __________ i l l g w __________ SECURITY WARE HOUSE */A and Old Lake M a r, Bird •I,ISO 1.000 sq II al I k warehouse -Finished of Ik e space also ateiiebto Kepewke Rreity l u e I I I ! WAREHOUSE wail toea tod. 41) Was! urn SI. Sanlord WOO tq feat. GC1 zoning too amp 1 pharv aatra prnfwrt. avail •or ouluda tier age it required Call ar write P O Bee t i l l Deland. FL 11M l to* 114 1*11 115— Industrial Rentals OFFICE/werehovte space 1X0 Sq I I P rim e location al entrance to Central Fla Re gtonal Airport X / 111 lap/ SANFORD IS OSi \o (' i phew tprinktort 11 tq II llentlram Really Inc. Jim Darto 17) le x 118— Office Space/ Rent NEW Sanlord oHicet and ar warehouses eOO 1*00 sq It Special 1141 ma M i l l i e SANFORD 0 * 1 .* ip * r tax’ sq 'ft building total 1100 sq ft par office uml 171 /00e 121 — Condom inium Rentals ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Late Iron ! on gro u n d lloor 7 B d rm • W i l t in Ctoaall. porch. 7 poo's. Iannis, • • a rc isa room A C lu b h ou se t l e l m o 114)111 CASSELBERRY Lakevaw I t ig eat in kitchen New carpal, root, tile and pa>nl Ig lanced backyard w / large treat Garage Quiet area near bus/shopping A real ttoal lor 144 **e Call Gena or Maria ala *010 V W a Realty, Inc H ALL REALTY 312 f r F I i b I S I . S d itlo til I bfrm corner lo*. c'h'a. tow b . ft monthly t Only 141 *00 II Jahn't River eccastt 10 acres I0K down! 1/1000 Desirable J/1ts. cant H A. tanca Fam ityrm tl/.WO 153— AcreageLots/Salc D ELT O N A A R EA 10 A C R ES Ideal lor mob'la home or home kite, horses, cattle, terming or nursery Zoned agricultural M.*00 par acre Small down pa rm tn t with owner I marking to# / * / I / / I I t ACRES ml DOUBLEWIOE new ) bd*m. J ba*h Pasture and iroods No qualifying. i ll . o a o a u s adioming yea 1X0 Irrigation, pasture 177 04/1 OBRARV Lekefront }/}, con •rat H/A plusertrat' 144 000 W Malkiawski. H I m i i > ac res 15 7-M o b ile Hom es / Sale 323-5774 NEW m e t . NO DOWN. I | \ interest, teX zt. 11/1/me FO R D O W N PA Y M E N T On a 1 or 4 bdrm home in Sam.noto or VoluSU coMity Low monthly poymant' 141— Hom es for Sale Call tor dalattil Jiiwt Mansfield, 323 7271 AA CAfbtg. Ntc.. m n x L A K E M A R Y AREA , hama h built m a met qutot. cut da sac community, with nice toiks. 1 Bdrm 1 Bath Lg d.ning room and living room eat m kitchen w/appu Tall cathedral callings w plant sral.as Privacy tone mg good Itching in a close small la*a Lots of kids w ptorg'ound area Tennis courts batkat ball ba'baqua and picnic arte M 400 down negotiable Mcvmg ASAP attar qvai. tying Aswmebto mortgage Senout Inquires only tat t i l 1401 between Ipm 10pm Job transler up to North F la ft E E 1P O N O TO DAY S T A IR S P R O P E R T Y MANAOEMEHT REALTY 4#/ i n / i n / i i i u / t FHA OR VA Al LOW AS l \ AND t and owner linenong at low at MOO mol Gov I Fora doturat. Repot' Seminole Orange. Votot'4 Santoed tott than M.0M dawn a Over t/i acrel 1/1. Hv. din. lam rm Satellitedith 144 *00 oRtnavaltd i r > Newer root, carpal, paint, garage ter porchlM *00 PRELOCATINOI 1/1Vt brick, STENSTROM INC. SELLERS! te r porch. Iv iK t d yd M / W 0 What YOU Naad is a Full Tima E •penanced Agent to Creetiraly M erkel ft Sue cesstuily Close your Home! Call any ot our Agentt A N Y T IM E ! 321- 2720 LAKE MARY 322-2420 «!Lwe/iK •In uur 31th Tut* R llA L E S T A T E , INC. Attuma No Oualilyl Immeeu lala 17. dining, family rm. I car garage M*1 PITI Ma W0 PR IVATE COLLECTOR. BASEBALL A BASKETBALL sport cards Literally hundreds ot ip ** 1* ' inserts ) ) \ ot book or will trod# *04 U7 7IM A W H A T TO D O W IT H TH E O L D 0 N E S 1 Advertise them m the SA N FO RD H ERA10 an d m a k e sem e a lt e r Christmas spending monay t 117— Sporting Goods e OF AIRCYCLE Or.4l corn). tion i / i m m e ____________ MENS NFL GLOVES m.ade by Isotoner Black, size large, different teams 1 dozen Brand new IlSeach *04 I I ! I I I ! 191— Building _____ M a t e r ia ls ______ PM O LD IN O . hall round. 7" diameter. Poplar Also use A l quarter round 100 teat 171 OBO I7) 4lap 193— Law n & Garden 1 HORSEPOW ER MPO Mulche* Shredder 17/1 Lika Newt 17/ t/ar S167.40/M O • Air Cor'd d AM FM Cauatte • B a l a n c e d F a c t W a rr a n t y X * * Down P r ic e 17.111 Total Payments 110.044 ft 7 APR Tae. Tag A Fees In C i u d a d . 10 M o n t h s w/Approved Credit M l MOO Don Mealey Acwra PLE BARON CamrerttMe M Rad. loaded, dig dash new top new liras 1/ 000 4k) ItOt 215— Boats and Accessories • I ) FT. OLASTRON ) ) HP E v lr ru d a . tralter O utstanding Cawdl Mast teal 17**5 71) *11) • l* * 4 S K I/ F I S H B O A T *0 H P M a rc . ml trailer H u n t great! 15 000 P a rtia l finance 4*1 Z*0* OIHS REGAL Medallion I f IR ". a c yl in 'o u tb o a rd m otor ml d rive on trailer 11.000 O B O I X 4004 or X * 4 X 1 eves • la 'F T PONTOON beat all libargiats. IX HP Evenrude. Vary last' Many eatrat. Ilka new Only 111 000)7) 4X0 • ' / I D ‘ ORAOYWHITE OMC I/O . looks new. 110 000 obo Sanlord 175 1114 21/-G arage Seles G A R A O E ta N T T W B y b o th a r tf We buy pay top price 11 at/ m n u tot » 4 44a* • G A R A G E S A L E A D B A R G A IN Call In your garage tale ad by t ) noon on Tuesday and take edventege ot ouz tp eclel gerage sale ad price!t Call Classified now tor detailst 3 2 2 2511 221— Good Things to Eat LO TS O ' C A RS! A M E R IC A N D R E A M S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E IIM X nterd Are . Xnterd _________M / n t X M a MON T E CARLO i t / l Ji m ' cor'd! A/C. runs like a lop! Sharp looking! l l , I X lie t i l l PUBLIC AUTO AUCT ION e EVERY TUESOAY 7 X P M OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Mwy *7. Oaytana Beach *•4 7)1(111 PTOYOTA COROLLA wage" •ft. Auto. A/ C. rad I 2K. warranty 1I0 7M )?7 X la TRANS AM. 1H4 T teps JOS m' 17 000m ilesU 000OBO _ • ________ 140 054* _ aWHI TE 1*14 P ,--oi.'h f . - . '- l Fury A t cor'd thru out Good mileage 17 000 OBO 12) MOO PIS PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . door. V I. ISO Engine. P s P/B. A/C. new trans . Cra.g AM FM . ad o R U N ! LI KE A OREAM W H OBO 1)7 *4/1 #1* CAMARO R l * convert ibie. red black )/K ml Lika new must MU 14 500 77) ItOI COLLARD P L A N T M I A D O !. SHADE TR E E SM A FLE 11 __________ I X 1 1)4__________ SWEET HAMLIN ORANOEt 1) per bushel Call >7) 1M0 _________ SANFORD_________ 233— Auto Pa ris ___ /A ccessories C H E W ENOI NE M l runs strong. CAN drive. 17/1 Also etched miorrors 17) 4)54 P R O L L BAR l or Toyot a Oattun Nissan pick up truck M l 00Call George M l 1*14 2 2 3 - M i s ct 11a neo u s BIRTHDAY OIFT. Ot household pliers to all yOur trends Sacrificing bo* ot («) He. tup jomt pliers, all the same size tor only i) Cost 124 W H A T D ID S A N T A B R IN G Y O U TOR works great! 140 ________Call 17) U ) i ___ LIVIN O ROOM SUIT Alto Hid* away bad. t yr o>d. like new. end table! chair, etc I I ) IJM R E F R IG E R A T O R *. H o v e l, Wathees Oryert Free I yr labor warronty Del eetra RAY'S APPLIANCE 111 S French Aye. Seatord I X deft) R E FR IO ER A TO R Kenmore. white, tje u ft. troittett 1700 M I 1141 SI WEEring A p p a r el 211— Antiques/ Collectibles PA F O R C H R IS T M A S ! tt+r*0. A new btbr A tearoom M t! • CHRYSLER IM PER IA L *) Lika new M utt t f 'l Only 17) 000 C a lH e O /im m * t C J 5 J E E P . 1*11. I cyl . Custom, rebuilt engine, new tires b r e trt 11.150 )77 MS* EAGLE TALON. I**« Mint Condition Ful l y Loeded l» 000 miles ItOCO))) 1)55 PFORO TAURUS OL. Did. Vd. etc cor'd garaged all op tions. 17.100 OBO 1)4 1504 HYUNDAI l* f) P M E N ’ S WRANOLER dress pants 14WJ7L Good shape 1100 Call 177 1444 A P PLIA N CE !. lA T E lL IT E S . car e'erms. turn .Tv's l i e n ft U se d 771 *7*1 CHEEPOOEPOT 32 2 2111 AffORDABU M0WI S VENTURE I PROPENI iLS 209— J4X Z0 MlO/mo M l 5/0* A P P L IA N C E S ' Best prices Best warranty. Best Service! Washers, dryers, micron eves We buy appliances' Delivery tree! Aft B ast.II41X 1 • BABY CRIB and'chest Good condition, needs mattress HOO I I ) tote OCONVOIE TV Panasonic. I I in nao Call 17)11*7 FOR quick sale! Lovaty llr rm furniture and more plus lovely home music theater 17) 0 * 4 I»/1 V I auto. air. P/S Clean runt great' Many new eatretl H.MOOBO It* 1141 FOUR PAWS DOG Obedience c la s s e s P u p p y /b e ilc . advanced classes Lake Mary Cantor Thursday Nights Call Sarah eo/ 11) 7*01 / Furniture U S E T O U R TAX R E T U R N • BU IC K LB S A B R E Cal tom. 199— Pet* a Supplies — lit — Appliances C e n tu ry REALTY. ________ Call OT 47m________ P ALUMINUM flbartd root coating, two ) gallon cant. 170 __________ 177 44)7__________ ATTENTION CONSIONMENT. Beat woes ar Ball nesses For sale theteet. display amts, tafttot. ctothet racks, attic# furniture. Priced to tell 17) 1714 after te r toova meg GOLD CHAINS ANO CHARMS 111 W agrem H e e y -t Crew e F a w n ttt u u OAKLAWN M EM O R IA L F A R K . I plot va ry reasonable Please call ttt to o _________ P P OWER W H E E L S Seterl Jeep Good condition, new batteries Rides children up to •0 IDS Paul U U . asking 1100 Call Curtis.'Judy X I 771 1544 SERVICE SALES B FARTS for portable kerosene heaters LARRY'S MART m a i l ) 230— Antique/Classic ______ Cars FORD OALAXY. IH 4 e door. A/C. power steering V 0 . All original! St.M O IX IM I a FORD THUNOERBIRO. IM4. A ll o rig lnall Needs tome wort Sl afS O B O lll QIX __ 1970 DEVILLE CAOIUAC e 17000 OBO All power 177 0)14______________________ p ' l i FORCHE t i l Taga. U K m ile * , eec. condition. t*.008/obo Sanford)!) S IX 231-C a rs 234— Im port Cars and T rucks SUZUKI SAMURAI JEEP 111/. Excellent Condition 11100 ........... 401X171X —— ^ ^ — —— P 235— T ru c k s/ Buses / V ans PCHEVV BEAUVI LLE VAN 'tt. I ton. Fasienger van. clean Loaded Too much to lift, mutt see to appreciate Only 1) 4 *1 0 6 0 7711/00 P • FORD Eapterer Ipert *1 * Loaded. A 'P . 1 wheel drive 1 speed Immaculate condition ItlaOOOBO >14 4)04 P FORD RANGER. LTX • ) P/S. cruito A C. ktereo 4 700 miles. I yr or 17 000 ml left on warronty Cell 177 111) P H AN O ICA FFEO VAN. I*M Ford E D O Lilt, automatic doors 1) 00017) 74M S Sanford Motor Co. IH « CHEROKEE 4X4. 4 wheel drive, low miles black! SH.008 _______ Call 177 4X2 • l*Z2 CHEVY ' , ton p up )M VS Runt good Engine and trans strong 11 MO 17) ) ) ' ) __ I * ) * FORD COACHMAN CONVERSI ON VAN EIS0. aluminum wheels, new tires 11.(00 I ) ) 7*0* leave mtg 239— Motorcycles and Bikes H O N D A S H A D O W . U. ru n t real good, tooki raal good 11.MO Please c i i e u 145 7/77 C A D IL L A C S E V I L L E . 'M a dr. beige Looks llkt newt 12 *00 Firm Hunteicellent 774 1*0) 241— Recreational Vehicles / C a m pers P C H E V Y C A M A R O . Ittl. Re . 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Q e q e v a Q a rd e q s CLASSIFIEDS 1505 W. 2Sth Street • Sanford 322-2090 H O U R S : M o n . • F rl. 8 : 3 0 • 8 : 3 0 Managed By AngeliaGordonPropertyManagt.nent I 141 — Hom es (or Sale • KENMORE RCFRIOERA TAKE TWO ASPIRIN AND CHICK THE EVERYDAY s t a t e , in c I BCD ROOM. 1 BATH All new carpet and paint within F e n c e d In d o c k y a r d overtook mg small lakt Walk to Id,llw llde Schools bit COO tot Citrus Drive B r appoint rant only ) X /4/0 4 I 94 SANFORD t a c u r ily d a p o t l l and retarenca t ............ 1711141 1 BDRM. I BATH. Near town but Hntt 1400 month. MOO dapotll 171 4/1/_____________ 1 STORY. ) Bdrm I l/7~Bath' tcreanad porch t)/S /m o M ull haw retorencet m R u I BDRM wictntral heal and air Country atmosphere! two down! Why rani? Tha Hilliman Orevp. M l M l) ............................ Realtor 4 BDRM I 1/1 RATH, w/lamlly room. C /HA new carpal, fenced yard 1X0 X I N i l E 32.» 749l_______ • POOLI Ranovalad )/l. •ireplaca ter porch. 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II I HO i l l U k l m a 141- Homes lor Salt FURNISHED I bdrm. I bam Quiet. COly area 17*1 month n w d e p o t iin o o m NEW SPAPER AD SALES T a I p 9T9f Account U w At Qrow 'rtg In D a I a o <J 4f» 4 potential *04 tu u n _________ | N A M E B R A N D V E N D IN G Local Snack'Soda Rout* lor tala l ■ wkcath C fS All ranlal and raal etlele advarlitamanlt are tublecl to the Federal Fair Moutmg Act. which m akat ll Illegal lo ad.arlita any pratoranca. Urn lla llo n or d ltc rlm ln a llo n bated on race COtor, religion, toe. handicap, lam illal ttalut or na* tonal or igwt MAIDS 55— Business STOP • ^AN LAN DSCAPER F / T potilion. C O L c 'a t t 0 re q u ire d 40/777 ( H I 41— Cemetery Lots K I T *N* C A R I. Y I. K * l»> lu rrs Wrluhl We ll Advertise Your Car EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) \ 2 \ \ I / 3 lines for only $ ] 24 (additional lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, ca 11us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru tning except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! Sanford Herald �i _ ;*r V < fit ' 1 i i' T T H T T T SB - Sanlorrl Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Monday, January 3. 199-1 b y Chic You np B LO N D IE Pulmonary disease chronic disorder b y M o rt W a lk e r hiA ! NO W THE F U E 5 CAN G E T I N A N P 0U 6 H IM / b y A r t Sansom MJTTLC TCA5T FOR TH£ NEW YEAR rR O \ * Y FRATERNITY U \ DAYS.. YOUR TURN. THOKNN’R.E.1 L E T b S E E .'A A R Y H A D A LITTLE LAA6 ITS FLEECE AY FRIENDS. STNID TOGETHER GOA£at...SOWE.miHG NAS WHITE AS IN THE FK£ Of FRDA, YOUR OLD SCHOOL SNOW 'R A iS E YOUR O L M 6 E S K I6 H , . BROTHERS PEANUTS DID YOU M IS 5 M E DURING CHRISTMAS VACATION ? DEAN DM. GOTT: I suffer from C O I’D nnrl would llkr your comment* .i I muii tills disease. I llnd I become fatigued when walking any distance, mid have become unable lo exercise as I once did. D E A N H E A D E R : C h r o n ic obstructive pulmonary disease Is a chronic and common lung disorder, marked by breakdown of normal lung tissue and trap­ ping o( stair air. whlrb binders the body's ability to exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen. Consequently, patients with c o i ’D I n i t i a l l y e xper ience breathlessness during exercise Tills Intolerance to nrttvlly often progresses to difficulty breathing at rest. In ihr final stages, such patients require supplemental oxygen nr. In the most serious rases, assisted ventilation wtih a respirator. lit the Dulled Stairs, almost all patients with COI’D have either smoked cigarettes or expertmeed air |>ollutlnn. such as Ihr chronic Inhalation of harmful substances In the workplace. COI’D Is also associated with a variety of lung disorders. In­ cluding asthma and alpha-1antitrypsin deficiency, an Inher­ ited lung disease The progression of your dis­ ability Is not surprising: as you age. your lung function will diminish anyway and Ihls Is aggravated by C O I’D. especially If you continue lo smoke. In my opinion. putlrnts with chronic lung ailments should be examined by pulmonologists. Such lung specialists often ran Identify underlying, treatable pulmonary diseases, sueh as bronchitis and asthma, which are treated with antibiotics and hroncho-dllatlng dnigs. respeclively. Ask your doctor for a referral. To give you more Information. I am sending you a free ropy of my llrahh Report “Living With Chronic Lung Disease.” Ollier MEDICINE readers who would like a ropy should scud $1.25 plus n long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to I’.O. Hox 2433. New York. NY 10103. Ik* sure to mention the title. ACROSS 38 Lss Harvsy 1 Pinching 8 Indian Ocean (hip 12 Swimmer 13 Part In play 14 Tsnding to •roust fsslingi 15 Hailed 17 Futurs bke. IB Brsakfatl Itsm 20 Dutch town 21 1944 Inva­ sion data 23 Native of (tuff. 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WIN AT BRIDGE Dy Phillip Alder A R L O A N D J A N IS by J im m y Joh nso n youvl ueveR bceu iu to DELAYED GRATTflCAriOO. If ihr op|tonrntx voluntarily bid to a slant, normally they will either make the contract or lluisb one down. So doubling lor penalties doesn't make any sense. W a y b ar k In 1929. Theodore Llghlner proposed using Ihr double ol a Ireely bid slam to ask lor an uuusuul lead. Generally, the doubler has a void arid Is hoping lo gel a roll H o w e v e r , e m p l o y i n g the Llghlner double Is hazardous. Maybe the np|x>uents will run from the slam you mlghl have defeated to another slam — perhaps six no-trump — that Is Impregnable. Or. If your partner finds ihe wrong lead. Hie Infor­ mation you have given the declarer will allow him to gel home — as In today’s deal. West should definitely have led a club. However, he woodcnly selected the spade king. In normal elrcumatanres. South By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 4.1994 FRANK AN D ERN EST G A R F IE L D b y Bob T h a v e s by J im D a v is ’M 1) n S FALIINIW J q p P '~ o jfijL c ffU t ’A V tt) , 1 9 1 ROBOTMAN1 I KM6KT a ’Y tw JUST letTine TGUknow Box TOSTORt \ IN CASE YOU (YONDER Wf ES*ER6£NCY I VWf IT'S STASHED BEHiMD 1 ! v b y J im M e d d ic k In llic year ahead your chart I n d i c a t e s y o u c o u ld have slrotigcr ambitions Ilian you've had previously. Tills may be due to the knowledge you've ac­ quired and your willingness to take a chance where you (eel you can win. CAPRICORN iDcr. 22-Jan I9| Unduly emphasizing your own sell Interests will turn off persons with whom you'll have to deal today. It will also greatly lessen your chances of getting what you want. Know where to look for romance and you'll Hud It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instuntly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 and a long, selladdressed, stamped envelope to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Ikix 4465. New York. N Y. IOI63. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) Guard against a tendency today lo make snap judgments before you have all the facts. Your quick conclusions could turn out to lx- quick confusions and gel you In quick trouble. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| mlghl have hoped lo bring in (he d ull still, lint East's double made It clear hr was void In that suit. Instead. South played to establish dumm y's llfili spade. Hut that needed lour entries: litter for ruffs and one to reach the established winner. Aller winning wlih dum m y's spade ace. South ruffed a spade In Ills hand. He returned lo dummy with a heart and rulfed another spade. To get bark to the dum m y for a third time, declarer ruffed his heart ace. The spade lour was niHrd with tlie diamond Jack and trumps were drawn Finally. South played a club lo dum m y's arc and dis­ carded hl» club IU on the spade seven. Ironically. West bad led the only Ilia! wouldn't defeat the slam. I- M l »K at a a ai a1 2 WEST EAST ♦ K Q 16 a n a s V y 10 1 4 1 4 2 V *7J ♦ 1012 ♦ 75 a -.. ♦ QJ7 J SOUTH aj ta j ♦ A K Q J l i l a n 10 5 Vulnerable. North-South Dealer: West Seats 4 NT 7♦ Redbl Hr* I Pus Pass Pus Pau N artt 1♦ 5* Pau Pau Eait I f Pau Dbl Pau M ill ICI1994. N E W SP A P E R T E R P R ISE ASSN. Opening lead a K EN­ Tills Is noi a good day to either make loans or to borrow from friends. Discipline will Ire re­ quired III each situation, but it might not be operative In your rase Unlay. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) Your behavior will lx* closely scrutinized today by your jK-crs. opponents and supporters. It could be extremely bard for you to please everyone, and chances arc von won’t. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Even though you might feel your Ideas and ways o( doing things are sujM-rlor to others, keep your thoughts to yourself today, because you're not apt to repre­ sent the majority. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) He extremely cautious In business or Investment situations today. Don't buy anything or obligate yourself If you (eel there Is something more of which you should Im- apprised. CANCER (June 2 1-.July 221 This Is one of those days where you might feel everyone Is out of step but you. Unfortunately, the reverse may lx- (rue and It could lx- you who Is out of sync with the majority. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might need the assistance ol others today to lighten your share of rrsjmnslbllltles Your chances for getting them to drop what they're doing and work on your problems is extremely slim. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sr|>t. 22) Usually you're rather good at managing your own resources, as well as the resources ol others. Today, however, your talents might not lx- up to |>ar in either venue. LIBRA (Srpl. 23 Oct 23) To I k - on the safe side tixlav. II mlghl lx.- wise to skirt Issues on which you and your male hold strong o|)|x>xlng views. It won't tnkc much to light cither one's fuse. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 II y o u r a ttitu d e Is negative to d a y. II w ill Ik - re fle cte d In the re su lts o f e v e ry th in g y o u do. even In a ssig n m e n ts y o u 're capable o f jK -rfo rm in g by ro te . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2)| You're entitled to have fun and enjoy yourself today, provlded you don't overindulge or spend loo lavishly on your jtlcasurcs. Doth arrangements carry heavy iK-nnitics. Copyright 1994 NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Leonard S ta rr A N N IE THAIP kt XRATOtfP - IT 001 1M' 5Aft iv wifH T»f H5 0tYtMTTFttP CROWlVU. it t f lH 'J f wot* in' pour. IT R AinR Tmm*£ ANmA CS t5 . C-.O. NORTH 9 A7t 12 —^ ^ C h ACUY - B i / r - n A WANTS |T ..YOUR A\A P A C K N PA'S lA p , QSTS. THAT'S ANP WHAffVtft ft A H A N T S .. « A l NlCf. c.a.! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 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/480cfae7d17cee8db9b5a93d327042d1.pdf 2fca0a6e4f3748aa9409490c9a3540d1 PDF Text Text r\ $ •• TU E S D A Y anuary 4, 1994 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Samlnola County alnca 1908 86th Yaar, No. 117 - San'ord, Florida Gearing for growth □ Sports S m ith com es hom e C A S S E L B E R R Y - Marquette Sm ith has left Florida Slate to return home and play at thr University of Central Florida. See Page ID. Longwood: Plans for traffic, adult fun Sanford: 184 new apartments By NICK PPIIFAUP Herald Stall Wrltor BRIEFS Stokes charged in shooting S A N FO R D — Corey Stoke* of Midway was arrested last night on an attempted murder rhurge. accused of shooting l.uelous Willis Saturday night Stokes makes Ins first appearance today In the Jail y o u rlroom at 1:30 p m. Stokes Is rhurged with shooting Willis. 41. In the mouth during un argument over u $5 debt Willis remulns In serious hut stable eondltlon at Orlando Regional Medical Center. C ham ber breakfast By SANDRA ELLIOTT S A N F O R D — A new housing development. Tow n Centre Apart­ ment*. Is In Sanford's future. Pre­ lim inary work Is now underway. In the 2300 block of W . First Street. David W lllner. comptroller for l^ike Monroe Association of Central Florida. Inc., developer* of the property, said the urea will have 184 apartment*, considered "affordable housing." "W e haven't officially made any □ Bee Housing. Page BA Herald Stall Wrltor_________________ MwM fry MKSm I SMJtniki Town Centre Apartmonls is being built on W est First Street, Sanlord. New year, new baby Sem inole’s first: Something for everyone, organizers say By VICKI DsSORMIBR Horald Staff Writer SA N FO R D — Seminole County may be one of the few counties In the country that doesn't luivc lis own county fair. Until now. On Feb. 24. flic first fair will open ul Seminole Greyhound Park near Casselberry. Gregory and Pally Bean started two years ago to plan for a fair Dial Includes a midway and showcases Seminole County's highlights. Gregory Bean has been a manager al both the Martin County Fair and thr South Florida Fair. He also organized rodeo* for u dozen years. Bean admitted that when be was approached by the stale Depart­ ment of Agriculture and Consumer Services to sturt up the fair his first reaction was "W hat's wrong with C ity searches for cedar LO N G W O O D — Th e Long wood City Com m is­ sioners are looking for a tree. Hut not Just any tree. T h e y ugreed Monday night to look for a cedar tree to be planted near city hall which will serve us a living Christmas tree during future holiday celebrations. Commissioner Annamarle Vacca's Idea won the approval of fellow commissioners. Muyor Paul Lovcstnmd suggested winter Is the l»est time to move a living tree, so an Immediate search Is underway to have the tree established for the next holiday season. Anyone with u shapely cedar they would like to donate Is asked to call city hall. 260-3440. Run through W ekiw a set INDEX ■ridge.............. Classifieds...... ..4B,BB Movies............. Comics............ Crossword...... Doer Abby....... Deaths............ Dr. Oett............ ■dltorlal........... Florida............. Skies begin to cleer Partly sunny, windy and m u c h cooler. High In the m id lo u p p e r 5 0 s . W in d west 25 to 30 mph and gusty. P w m s rs w ts O is r, m s 8 « | « 1A that county lhal It doesn't already huve a fair'/" H r said, however, that thr more he looks around thr county. It looks "heller and belter and better." County fain., lie said, ure sup­ posed lo showcase locul advance­ ments in technology. In education. In ugrlculturc and In horticulture. "Seminole County bus some pre­ tty exciting advancem ents." he suld. "Especially In education. A lot of people don't know that u few miles from the site of the fair (nl Lym an High School) where student* are learning landscape arrhhccturr and animation. And at Seminole High (here Is that health academy lhal Is an amazing program ." Bean said Ihe 157-acre site Is almost completely paved and In­ cludes modern. Indoor plumbing facilities. There Is a lighted, com- □ B ee Fair, Page BA Student’s parents sue school board, teacher By SANDRA BLLIOTT A \V Hm «W St»»o t>, W f » Hanwct She’s northern Seminole County's firm* baby of 1994. Mother, Deedra Gurr of Laka Mary, holds her new daughter, Alyssa Marie, the first baby bom In 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. The child, bom at 11:56 e.m. on January 1st, weighed Ina l live pounds, 14 ounces. Tw o tickets split jackpot T A L L A H A S S E E — T w o owners of Quick Picks tickets sold In Orlando and Tam pa will split the guaranteed 810 million New Year s Day Lotto Jackpot, lottery officials said. Th e winning numbers drawn Saturday night were 7-10-12-22-47-48. "W h at a way to Hart the new year." Florida Lottery Secretary Marcia Mann said Sunday, noting all Jackpots since Dec. 1 huve been guaranteed at 810 million In a s|>eclal holiday season promotion. Th e guaranteed Jackpot ends with this week's game. "Player response lo the Holiday Lotto Fcst has been phenomenal.*' Mann said. "W e are happy to offer a 812 million (guaranteed! jackpot during the last week." See Longwood, Page BA C o u n t y f a ir SANFORD T h r G re ater Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce will hold Its Jan u ary ilreakfast Meeting Wednesday. The event starts at 7:45 a m., at Heathrow Country Club. Michael DiMeglio, owner and president of Transw orld. Inc., un export management com* pany. will be the (ra lu rrd guest s|>eaker. Ills topic Is free trade (N A F T A I and how It afreets business In Central Florida. There Is a $3 charge for Chamber members, and $5 for non-members. Everyone Is Invited to attend tills first breakfast meeting of the year. For further Information, phone the Chamber office at 333-4748. A P O P KA — T h e Citizens for W cklvn IJasln G EO park will hold their seventh annual Real Florida 5k Cross Country Run through Wekiwa Springs State Park Saturday. Up to 300 runners In 10 age divisions m ay vie for trophies In the 3.1-mile run along ihr wooded trulls. Runners may register from 7 a.m. until 8 a m. There Is a 810 fee tier runner. All proceeds from the race will benrflt the park and basin uctlvlllrs of the Citizens, with a |>ortlon going to the Florida Audubon Society Center for Birds of Prey. For more Information and directions, call 263-8030. LO N G W O O D — Longwood routmlsMoncrs yesterday huttlrd both an Influx o! udull businesses within c lly llm lls and tndflc woes on Rangrllnc Road. T h e ordinance calling for a 180day moratorium preventing any new adult businesses or entertulnmcnt ventures from opening Herald Stall Writer SA N FO R D - Th e parents of a Lukevlew Middle School student have sued the Seminole County School Board and a teacher for damages over a May classroom Incident during which they claim their son was Injured. A n ntlomcy for Pete and June Meadows and their son. Chyle Andrew Meadows filed suit against the school board and Albert Lewis. Th e plaintiffs allege on May 4. th eir son was In u 7th grade geography class (aught by Lewis. T h e plalntllTs claim Lewis lifted and Hipped over a desk where Meadows □ B ee Balt. Page BA O n e b o y ’s tra g ic d e a t h w a s g if t o f lif e f o r a n o t h e r By SUSAN WBNNBR Herald Correspondent____________________________ SANFORD Th e ycur 1992 began us a seemingly normal year for Ihe Mrdlock family. Later, that year It became what some parents might see as a nightmare. In the eyes of this faithful household their experience was simply a way to be a testimony for God. Michael Sr. told his son after the shocking news In mid-December that Michael J r .. 15. had cirrhosis of the liver. It all began when Adrlanne. Michael J r .'s mother, noticed that he was coming home from school very sluggish and napping for long periods of time after returning from school. At this age. everyone knows It's hard to keep them home m uch less asleep. His mother also noted that his stomach seemed to protrude much more than norm al. "S a m m y Davis came to m y heart because of his bloated stomach and people thought he was looking good because he had put on some weight." she suld. "I knew that m y son shouldn't be going around with yellow eyes and yellow fingers." She actively pursued counsel with their doctors until they finally agreed lo run some x-rays, tests and blood work. T h e doctor lound some nodules In his stomach and an enzyme In his blood, bilirubin, was elevated m uch more than normal. They were convinced (here was a problem w ith his liver. Michael J r . had broken hla jaw about four yean before this Ume. He had lost a lot of blood therefore requiring a blood transfusion. Specialists were sure that the blood must have been tainted with the hepatitis virus. Adrlanne, Michael Jr., Mary Francle and Michael Medlock Sr. During the course of the months that followed ihe In itia l d iagnosis, m a n y conversations transpired In the home. Adrlanne suld. "I remember one day lie asked why people cry when other people die? He told me you will miss them but you will die sometime too. He spoke that death fa like a peanut shell, your (leah. but the meat fa your soul. He also spoke of life being like a flower. You plant a seed, but th r seed must die In order to have a bud. No one knows when It dies but In turn you have a bloom und hearts are healed because a beautiful H«t«W *T Sm«A Wm m m flower appears." Michael J r . went on about his life and dully attended school. He was being monitored mon­ thly by his doctor and every couple of months by Shands Hospital In Gainesville. By March of 1993 he was put on Ihe transplant list at Shands. Still continuing his class schedule he gradually began to weaken and on Oct. 14. 1993. the serious symptoms the doctors had warned the Medlocks about had begun. "He began bleeding In his mouth and his eyes were very Jaundiced." she CBea Life, Page BA S U B S C R IB E T O T H E SAN FO R D H ER ALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 ■M B �1A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 4, 1994 N EW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Com m issioner Jamerson sworn in By ADAM YEOMANS Associatod Press Writer Cuban exile groups p lan election T A M P A — Cuban exiles, m a n y who have not east a vole since Fidel Castro look control of their homeland m ore than 35 years ago. are planning a symbolic election to unite the com m unity. "T h is Is wonderful." said Angela Gonzalez, who fled Cuba In 1968. " T h is Is very Important for me. I will be able to vote for ihe first tim e since I left m y country and for someone that I choose to represent me.” Remember Mnreo Gomez, an educator and co-organizer, said Monday at a meeting of the C u b a n Civic Club that the elections will serve to unite the exile com m un ity. "For us to be able to accomplish something like this makes me very ha p p y," Macro G om ez said. “ When the tim e comes to return to C uba, we can't be d ivid e d ." The Feb. 26 elections w ill produce five officials — three representatives who will each serve two-year terms, and two alternates. Those officials w ill represent the T a m p a Uay area's Cuban exile community at local and national gatherings. Ten representatives — all Cuban exiles — m ake up an electoral commission organizing the elections. More than a dozen Cuban groups are Involved In the effort. T A L L A H A S S E E — As Flo rid a 's new education commissioner. Doug Jamerson promised lo continue pushing the education reforms he has championed ns n stale legislator for the past 11years. As a lawmaker. Jamerson pushed the reforms known as education accountability that transfer the power over local schools from the Legislature to teachers, parents and administrators. At his swearing In Monday. Jatncrson Mid he plans to redefine the role of the state Department of Education in give further responsibilities to those directly Involved In local school districts. "W e cannot win the race to the future shackled to some of our current educallnn programs." he said. “ We cannot win that race held back by horse and buggy programs." But Jamerson also gave his support to emplovres at the education department, an agency frequently criticised by lawmakers as a bloated government bureaucracy that has hampered local school districts. "T h e real truth Is. however, that no group of workers are as dedicated, comm itted and caring." he said. "And time alter lime again, they've had to react to law a ltrr law and the rules and regulations required by those laws. Implementing one law shortly lirlorr another has passed, which has weighed the system down and which has caused great disparagement." About 350 lawmakers, lobbyists, educa­ tors and students watched as U S. Circuit Judge Joseph Hatched of St. I’elersburg gave the oath of office to Jam erson. who becomes the second black Cabinet member In this century and the third In Florida history. Gov. I^iwton Chiles appointed Jamerson. 46. to complete the unexplred term of Betty Castor, who was nnmed president of the University of South Florida In Ta m p a . Jam erson already has announced hla plans to seek election to the $94.040-n-yenr post In 1994. Th e swearing-ln ceremony was held at Cobb Middle School. Hie oldest middle school In Tallahassee at 4 1. It was symbolic of the governor's proposal to keep middle schools open Into Ihe evenings to give students an alternative environment lo the streets. "It's lining we should be where Hie power should start." Chiles said. "It doesn’t start In big buildings In Tallahassee. It starts In the srhools." Jam erson. a teacher for 17 years, screed as the assistant to the director of St. Petersburg Junior College’s criminal Justice Institute. H r was first elected lo the Florida House In 1962 from St. Petersburg, Like Chiles and Castor. Jam erson Is a Democrat. Jam erson follows blark Cabinet members Jesse McCrary, who was named secretary of state In 1976. and Jonathan Gibbs, who became secretary of stale In 1666. Public access program cancelled T A M f-A — The producer of a public access cable program has been suspended and the program temporarily cancelled after a few seconds of graphic sexual Intercourse w as televised. Jones Intercablc of Ta m p a on Monday suspended Tro y Muslal for a year for "vio la tin g rules and procedures of public access programing on the show . "Really Live on T a p e ." The weekly series features nude women, exotic dangers and clips from some adult film s. Officials with Jo n e s Intercable decided the programming went too far on T h u rsd a y , when the episode showed a sexual Intercourse. "W e want to make It clear that we're taking this action because It's a violation of o u r procedures and not because we're m aking a Judgment about whether the program was obscene." suld 1)111 Schrtcker. director of public access program m ing for Jones. Th e sta ir attorney's office w ill be notified of the program, but Schrtcker said "II will be u p to them whether they decide to pursue It." During the "Live on T a p e " program. Muslal. who Is responsible for the show's content, and co-host Je re m y Owens told viewers the sex scene was shown by mistake. Neither could be reached for comm ent Monday. T icket to ride Sunny axles, a wide open space and a dune buggy combined for a good time last wook for Konny McMillan. Ho look a low minutes to go cruising in his open air vehicle on a baseball field near the Sanlord Police Station. HetaM Photo fey Sag»i Harneck Investigators rule arson in restaurant fire T IE R R A VERDE — Investigators said a fire w hich caused $600,000 damage at a popular seafood restaurant here was the work of an arsonist. flllly's Tlerra Verde Seafood Co. was engulfed In ilames early Monday morning. A sh eriffs deputy patrolling the area discovered smoke and alerted firefighters. No arrests had been made b y late Monday. A Joint assessment by the Hillsborough C o u n ty Sheriff's Office, the stale fire m arshal and the St. Petersburg Fire Department estimated damages at $600,000. said Lt. Tom Young of the St. Petersburg Fire Department. "T h e re ’s no way someone could start with w h a t's there and build u p .’’ Young said. "W e saw the structure as being s total ioafcjmim lift About 350 to 400 people patronized the restaurant on weekdays and about 500 on weekends, said general manager Billy Mbdre.Tt was "really a going place." he said. Th e property is owned b y Transcontinental Financial, he said. Drop-out program puts teens with disabled children By Associated Brass G A IN E S V IL L E Potential high-school dropouts’ are being teamed with disabled children to raise their self-esteem and keep them In class. " T h is really Jars them and unsettles th e m ," project coordlnator Bruce Delaney says of the potential dropouts. "It provokes them to think the quality ik about a........................... or their lives. Th e y begin to realize that other ch ild re n ’s problems m ay be greater than their ow n." T e n " a t-r la k " high school students from P.K. Yonge Labo­ ratory School at the University of Florida are spending Monday mornings at Alachua C ounty’s Sidney Lanier Center, feeding, teaching and playing with m o d­ erately and severely disabled children. Surveys of the nine students who participated In the program last year and analysts of (heir weekly Journals Indicate they felt better about school and Lotto winner saved ticket for C hristm as T A L L A H A S S E E — Jo h n n ie Mosley knew she had won more than $15 million In the lottery, but she watted almost four months to tell anyone. On Christmas morning alter all the other presents were opened, the Melbourne w o m a n gave her husband a school folder and told him. " T h is is the best I can do." Th e folder contained a co p y of the w inning Florida Lotto ticket worth $15.7 m illion and local newspaper clippings detailing the four-month search for the mysterious winner. "I didn't pul It under the tree." Mrs. Mosley told lottery officials Monday as she and her family presented their winning ticket. " I kept It hidden and then I walked up and handed It to him and said 'This Is the best I can do this year. I love you.'" Mrs. Mosley. 43. a salon m anager and hair stylist, had quietly left the ticket In a safety deposit box at her bank and continued on as normal. T h e Mosleys will receive *789,000 annually for 2 0 years. "M y dad thought It was a Joke at first." said the Mosleys' 15-year-old son, Mike. " B u t when m y mom told h im It wasn't, that she had the real ticket In a safe deposit box. everyone started Jumping up and d o w n . Th e n m y dad started crying. We all storied crying. Then we were all dancing a ro u n d ." From Associated Praia reports LOTTERY M IA M I - H are a re t h e w in n in g numbers s e le c te d Monday In tho Florida Lottery: Cash 3 0 - 6-8 P la y 4 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Tuesday, January 4, <994 Vol. 66, No 117 PubUthad Dally and Sunday, eicept ly b h a fSanlord Harald. Saturday byy TTha “ I N FiancS Fn Inc. SOON A*t, Sanlord. Fla. 37771 Second Cloaa Poaiege Paid ai Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing POSTMASTSH: Sand i ___ ___ la THISONFOSO MOULD. P.O. Baa 1MT. Sanlord, FL17773-1607. (OaSy 1 Sunday) 3 Months SWontfM tYsar Hon DriNacy 11MO W JO 17*00 K P*» 73 lai In addition la rates above Phono (107)327 » l t . about themselves. Th e survey showed 88 pcrcrnl of the students felt they were average and 11 percent felt they were above a v e ra g e before participating In th r program. After completing the program. 55 p e rc e n t felt th e y were average and 44 percent felt lltey were above average. Seven of the students' grade point averages Improved, and the number of falling grades fell by 50 percent. Wes Corbett, assistant director of P.K. Yongc. said helping the disabled c h ild r e n complete routine activities, such as ruling and getting dressed, gives the students a sense of sclf-worlh and accomplishment. "T h is program has a powerful emotional Impacl on the people Involved." Corbcll said. "The students not only get to help their com m unity, but they have on opportunity to sec how they Influence those they are help­ ing." By Associated Pros* O R L A N D O - T h r A C L U Is reorganizing and reinforcing for a busy 1994. defending Floridians who claim thetr civil rights have been violated by government agencies. T h e A in e r 1c n n C i v i l Liberties Union also wants the public to more clearly u n ­ derstand its mission. "W e are perceived as a libe ra l o rg a n iza tio n ." said C hairm an Alan Lunin of the Central Florida A C L U chap­ ter. "W e are only liberal In the sense wc believe civil rights and civil liberties arc absolute and you don't tread of them. Part of our biggest challenge pl.Ui to people.. Is to try to explain wc are cvcnhandcd," In the Orlando area, the 5 5 5 -m e m h e r c h a p t e r Is strengthening Its clout by organizing volunteer lawyers Into a legal panel that will plan case strategy and pool resources. Th e time for civil liberties battles Is ripe. Lunin said, because the Florida Supreme C ourt rcccnily has grown more "friendly" to civil rights claims. He admits, however, the p u b lic m a y feel d if­ ferently. T h e group has strong crit­ ics. ’ ’ T h e A C L U has an agenda," mild John Dowlcss. state field director for the Christian Coalition of Florida. "In the opinion of most. It's not for civil liberties. "It's a very liberal agenda In o p p o s itio n to those w ho espouse the Christian faith. T h e A C L U Is anything but mainstream.' added Dowless. T h e religious community Is growing more active In court lo counter the A C LU . he said. TH E W EATHER LOCAL Fantasy B 1-20-10-2-5 Group reorganizes fo r busy tim e in court fo r 1994 Today: Partly sunny: W ind y and much cooler. High In the mid lo upper 50s. Wind west 25 lo 30 mph and gusty. Tonight: Clear: Breezy and cold. Low In the lower to m id 30s with w in d chill 15 to 20 degtrea. W in d northwest 15 to 20 mph. Wednesday: Sunny and cool. High In the m id 50s. Wind north 15 mph. Extended forecast: Thursday: Partly cloudy and warmer. Lows In the upper 30s to lower 4Os. Highs In the upper 60s to lower 70s. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers by afternoon. Lows In the 50s. ra ; P L O fc fD A l citr Daytona Beach FI Lamt Bench Fsrt M firi Gelnetrllte Jaclun.llle KtyWttl L »*•!*»<: Miami Paniacou Sarawti Tallahattee Tampa Veto Beech W Palm Beech NATIONAL T K i m SXTSM DSO O UTLO O K m HI 70 m M 7* 37 n » 73 M 73 34 tl 73 70 La 3* 34 U 33 U » 30 37 II 39 11 30 33 31 Pc* 33 It 03 34 .11 07 .71 .70 0$ .40 14 31 04 1 & TUESDAY P tiy c ld y 55-32 F \ J ^ ---------- WEDNESDAY Bnnny 55-40 THURSDAY P tiy c ld y 68-48 ly ---------- y VJ-a .---------- FRIDAY P tiy c ld y 72-52 SATURDAY P tiyc ld y 60-45 STATISTIC*_________ WEDNESDAY: BOLUNAR TABLE; Min. 11:25 LAST Dec. 6 © FIRST Dec. 2 0 NEW Dec. 13 O FULL Dec. 28 a.m.. 11:55 p .m .: MaJ. 5:15 a.m.. 5:45 p .m . TID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 1:50 a.m.. 1:35 .m.: lows. 7:20 a.m .. 7:35 p.m.: c w S m y r n a B e a ch : highs. 1:55 a.m.. 1:40 p.m .: lows. 7:25 a.m.. 7:40 p.m : Cocoa Beach: highs. 2:10 a.m ., 1:55 p.m.; lows. 7:40n.m .. 7:55 p.tn. R BOATING Daytona Beach: Waves are Vi foot and choppy. Current Is slightly to the south with a water temperature of 60 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are Vt foot. Current Is to the south, with a water temperature of 60 degrees. Bt. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet G a le w a r n i n g f ro m C a pe Canaveral north. Small craft advisory. Tonight: W ind west to north­ west 20 to 25 kls. Seas 4 to 7 ft near shore nnd 10 ll offshore. Buy and inland waters rough lo exposed arcu s. W ednesday: Wind north 20 kts becoming northeast 10 kls In (lie afternoon. T h e hig h tc m p r r u lu r c In Sanford Monday was 72 degrees anti Hit* overnight low was 48 us reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R eco rded ra in fall for the |M*rlod. ending at 9 a.m . Tues­ day. totalled 0 Inches T h e temperature at 9 a.m. to d a y was 57 degrees and Tu e sd a y’s overnight low was 49. as recorded by the Nallonul Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 4, 1994 - 3A $600 annual fee for gun dealers? Tow truck caper Three men were arrested by Lougwuod |xtl!ce Thursday. Police said they received u re|Mirt that a vehicle was being attached to a to sr truck on C .R . 427. Th e arrest report said when the men realized they had been spoiled, they attempted to drive off. Ebbott E. Fowler. 28. of Ocoee was charged with grand theft auto and carrying u concealed llrearm. Th e other two men. Identified as Coleman L. Crews. 35. of Ml. Dora, and Kenneth F. Ilowers. 28. of Ocoee, were charged with grand theft auto. Car In lake Sanford police arrested Roy Jerom e llosllc, 38. 1008 W . 12th Street on Sunday. Police said they responded to u domestic violence call ul a residence In the 300 block of Rarhrll Avenue. The arrest report Indicated that following an altercation with a female. Hostlc reportedly took the wom an's vehicle, drove to the lakefront In Sanford, and pushed the car Into luike Monroe. He was arrested on charges of domestic violence (batteryI and criminal mischief. Refrigerator theft Sanford police arrested Freddie Lee Davis. 30. 1051 Scott Drive. Sanford on Sunday. Police said he had reportedly removed a refrigerator from a vacant apartment In the 1200 block of Magnolia Avenue, loaded It Into his pickup truck, und driven off. After he was located In the vehicle |>arkrd In the 1200 block of Park Avenue, he was arrested on charges of burglary and theft. Retail th eft Sunday. Sanford (>ollce arrested Booker T . Barrlner. 31. of 2591 Crawford Drive. Sanford, at a retail store In the 1500 block of S. French Avenue. Police said he reportedly attempted to take two (racks of batteries, valued at 910.96 from a store without paying for them. He was eburged with retail theft. Police said they also found him In possession of a small p!|>e. and charged him with possession of d rug paraphernalia an Increase In the num ber of A T F officials who process applications to enable closer scrutiny of the 3.000 people who seek a dealer's license each month, the administra­ tion official said. for the three-year renewul of a valid license. Th e Increase was contained In the re­ cently enacted Brady gun control act that Imposes a five-day waiting period and W A S H IN G TO N (API - The Clinton ad ministration wants to charge gun dealers background checks on handgun purchases. Bentsen also will support pending legisla­ 9600 a year for a firearms license to discourage all but legitimate businesses tion to lift a provision In current law that from obtaining the permits, congressional prohibits A T F from inspecting a dealer more than once a year. and administration sources say. Bentsen said In an Interview last month Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen was scheduled to unveil the proposal today as that the Treasury Department was studying (►art of a broader legislative package to place a proposal to sharply raise the gun dealers' flreurms dealers under tighter regulatory licensing fee. "It makes no sense at a ll... to have a very control, said the officials, who spoke Mon­ m inim um payment where you have people day on condition of anonymity. T h e Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and even operating out of their kitchens." Firearms estimates that Increasing the fee to Bentsen told Th e Associated Press. National Rifle Association lobbyist Joe $600 would prompt 80 percent of the nation's 244.000 dealers to drop their Phillips said the proposed fee was "entirely licenses, an administration official said. A T F unjustified" ind about five times the actual now employs 240 Inspectors who process cost of Issuing the permit. "W hat Secretary Bentsen Is doing Is Just licenses and visit dealers to ensure compli­ another example of attempting to recover ance with federal laws. A vast mnjorlty of dealers are people who the cost of crim inal Investigations by sell guns from their homes on an Infrequent Jacking up the price the la w -a b id in g Inis Is and who obtained the license to enable firearms dealers have to pay.'* Phillips said. "Most federal firearms dealers are not them to purchase weapons at deep dis­ counts from wholesalers. Licensed dealers criminals: most are law-abiding dealers." are also free of legal restrictions Imposed by Phillips said Law enforcement officials say. however, state gun laws and can order weupons to be that dealers who operate Informally are shtp|>cd to them across state lines For 25 years, the licensing fee was $30 for believed to Ire the source of m any weapons three years. T h e fee was raised recently to bought by criminals The secretary also Is planning to pro|tose $200 for a new three-year license and 990 By J A M S ROWLBY Associated Press Writer He also will announce plans to upgrade A T F 's computerized record keeping system for collecting and storing firearms data, the official said. Another legislative proposal Bentsen will announce would require dealers to provide A T F upon request with Information when agents are trying to trace wrapons Involved In crimes. Current law does not Include such n requirement, though most legitimate gun dealers cooperate with A T F . officials say. Bentsen also w ill propose legislation requiring firearms dealers to comply with stute and local laws. A T F currently does not have the (rower to revoke or withhold a license If It determines that a dealer Is flouting local ordinances, such as zoning laws that prohibit the operation of a business In a residential neighborhood or a gun dealership near a school. It can only report such violations to local authorities. T h e a d m in is tra tio n proposal w o u ld strengthen a similar provision passed by the Senate as part of broader antl-crtme legisla­ tion that Is pending In Congress, the administration official said. Double burglary Gregory C . Huettner. 28. with no local address, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. Police said hr had been connected with two burglaries, troth at the same business In the 1000 block of Sanford Avenue The arrest rrport said on Nov. 4. a calculator wus taken, and fingerprints were obtained from u can of pork and beans which had reportedly treerr eaten In the business' lounge during the burglary. For that Incident. Uuettner was charged with burglary and theft. Police also connected Buettner with another burglary on Nov. 7. during which lime they said 92.000 In property was taken. For that case, he was charged with burglary and grund theft. Piping up for art m rn m w ■ Kw Resisting arrest Sanford police arrested Johnnie L. Perkins. 37. 1002 W . 13th Street on Sunday. Officers responding to a 9 1 1 call alxiut a possible domestic disturbance, said they found Perkins at the rear of an apartment In Castle Brewer Court. Th e y said he refused to Identify himself when usked to do so. Perkins was urrested on a charge of resisting an officer without violence. Art is where one finds It, even In plumbing pipes. This stack of pipes awaits distribution, at A.D. Rosier Wholesale Plumb­ ing, 111 N. French Avenue In Sanford. Sholo ST Sog*< Ho tk I DUI arrests • John Thom as Johnson. 33. 145 Linda Lane. Lake Mary, was arrested by deputies on U .S . Highway 17-92 und Lake Katherine on Dec. 31. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. • Lisa G. McClure. 24. of Orlando, wus urrested by (.ongwood police following 9 truffle stop on C h u rlo iir Street Thursday. She was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol, possession of under 20 grams of cannabis, and fleeing and attempting to elude an officer. W arrant arrests • Alphonso Bradshaw. 33. 144 Academy Avc.. Sanford, wus urrested by sheriffs deputies at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday. He was wauled for fulling to up|>cnr on a charge of petit theft. • Allen Silas. 36. 1506 W. 16th Street. Sanford, wus found by Sanford police riding a bike on Sanford Avenue Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for tatting to appear on u charge of theft. •Jessie Bobby Harper. 23. 1931 W . 14th Street. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of criminal mischief. • Thom as Nelson lllcks. 42. 43 Rock Cove Court. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Thursday. He was wanted on a Volusia County w arrant for contempt of child abuse. • Korey L yn n Frank. 24. 901 E . Church Street. Longwood. was arrested at the jail by deputies on Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for dealing In stolen property, and another for violation of parole on a conviction of driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Jo h n n y Rosier. 46. 1311 Copper Avc.. Sanford, was arrested at the jail Thursday. He was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. Incidents reported to th e sheriff • 9350 In Items wus said to have been stolen, and $1,300 In damage done Thursday In a vehicular burglary on Creckwater Terrace, at Pebble Creek Apartments. • 9250 In damage was reportedly done In a vehicular burglary Sunday In the 2800 block of Sun Luke Loop. In Sun Lake Apartments. • A 1988 Mazda was reportedly stolen Thursday In the 400 block of Suniake Circle In Sun Lake Apartments. T h e vehicle was later reported found In Orange County. • A semi tractor-trailer was reportedly burglarized Thursday, parked In the 2000 block of Alexander Avenue. Deputies said exhaust pipes valued at 9850 were taken, with $150 damage done to the cab. • A 357 revolver valued at 9175 was discovered stolen between Oct. 31 and Dec. 20. from a residence In the 3000 block of Main Street. • T w o mountain bikes valued at 9800 were reportedly stolen Sunday from the porch of a residence In the 500 block of Sllvergate Loop, near Lake Mary. Incidents reported to Sanford police • A 1993 Dodge pickup truck was reported stolen Sunduy from Carriage Cove Way. Police said the burglar apparently removed a VC R and stereo from the residence as well. • A blue and gray 1985 Chrysler Fifth Avenue wus reponed stolen Saturday from the 900 block of W. 11th Street. • 91.500 In property was reportedly stolen Sunduy from a 1988 Ford parked on Rachell Avenue In Regatta Shores Apartments. • 9740 In Items were reported missing Sunday from a carport In the 2400 block of Chose Avenue. • A church truck, (used to wheel cofflnsl was reportedly stolen on Dec. 29 from Brlsson Funeral Home. 905 Laurel Avenue. • Speakers valued at 9100 and $5 In candy canes were reported stolen Saturday from a residence In the 700 block of RosecIlfT Circle. • A residential burglary was reported Saturday In the 100 block of Country Club Circle. No Immediate list of any Items taken was avsllable. • Three pellets were reportedly shot Into a mobile home Saturday on Carriage Cove W ay. • A business burglary was reported Saturday in the 1500 block of S. French Avenue. Police said nn alarm was set off, which possibly frightened the burglar. V id e o g a m e m a k e rs c lo s e to By D IAN ID U STO N Associated Praaa Writer_________ W A S H IN G T O N - Videogame m a kers say they're m o vin g q u ic k ly to m o llify p a re n ts alarmed by the sight of Ju n io r zapping bloodsucking vampires and homicidal martial arts war­ riors off the T V screen. M a n u fa c tu re rs ' represcntatlves. under growing pre­ ssure from Congress to volun­ tarily start a rating system, are meeting In Las Vegas to begin work on a labeling system. Th e Ja n . 8 meeting, which Is to be held under the auspices of the Software Publishers Assoclat l o n . f o l l o w s a threat b y lawmakers to pass legislation that would Impose such a sys­ tem on the Industry. During recent testimony to the Senule. the software association promised .he Industry that It would take action on Its own. "W e welcome this weekend's m e e t i n g . " said R ic h a rd B r u d v lk -L ln d n e r of Sega of Am erica, one of the leading makers of home video enter­ tainment. "W e can fashion a system that enables consumers to make Informed decisions In a g ro w in g , c o m p e titive marketplace." He said Sega has put ratings, usslgned by a panel of educators and child psychologists, on new titles since August. "W e hope It serves as a model for an Industry-wide rating sys­ tem that gives parents the guid­ ance they want or need about the age appropriateness and content of home video games.” said Brudvlk-Llndner. T w ’o games distributed by Sega and others have been s in g le d o u t for attack b y lawmakers for depictions of par­ ticularly gruesome violence. In one of th em . " M o r ta l Kom bat." martial arts warriors kill their victims by ripping out their hearts, spinal columns atul heads. In anothef .4 "N ig h t Trap * " scantily clad sorority sisters mV shown In live-action video os t h e y ' r e b e i n g s t a l k e d by bloodsucking villains. Th e cre­ ator of that game. To m Zllo of Digital lictures Inc., said It has be en m i s i n t e r p r e t e d by lawm akers who don't u n ­ derstand that It Is a parody on low-budget horror movies of the 1950s. Its villains arc a vampire and his high-tech henchmen who have entered an old winery that has been converted to a hotel. There, they try to capture hotel la b e lin g s y s t e m guests und drain their blood. The player's Job is to trap the black-suited ghouls by activating im p doors as they stalk their victims. "F ra n k ly . I don't want anyone under the age of 17 to buy It." Zllo wrote In a Washington I’ost op-ed c o lu m n defending his game from lawmakers' criticism. He said he has sold 100.000 copies of the game In the United Stales without a single letter of complaint. "Almost all wurranty cards returned were from Indi­ viduals between the ages of 18 and 2 5 ." he said. "T h e senators seem to think video games are Just for kids and that we at Digital Pictures want to contribute to the corruption of m inors." he said. "B u t the Atari Generation has grown u p ." Sens. Joseph Lleberman. DConn., and Herb Kohl. D-Wls.. Introduced legislation that would give the Industry a year to come up with Its own system before a federal one would go Into effect. Hearings have been held but no votes have taken place. It's thrust, however. Is similar to the attack In both the House and Senate on T V violence. Nine bills are (rending that would restrict dramatized m urder and mayhem on television. NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF BINGO REGULATIONS The City of Sanford has adopted Ordinance No. 3186 to regulate charity and for profit BING O O PER A TIO N S in the City of Sanford. These regulations are E FF E C TIV E IM M EDIA TELY, and include the requirement that each bingo operation obtain a R EG U LA TO R Y PER M IT from the City of Sanford. A 60 day time period is being allowed for current bingo operations to comply-with these regulations and obtain the regulatory permit. The 60 day time period begins on the date of receipt of a copy of Ordinance No. 3186 or on January 4 ,1 9 9 4 , whichever is earlier. For further information regarding these BINGO R EG ULA TIO N S AND T H E R EQ U IR ED R EG U LA TO R Y PERM IT, please contact Ms. Gretchen Mason, City of Sanford Licensing Official, P. 0 . Box 1788, Sanford, Florida 32772, or phone 330-5643. TRANSMISSION » . «i • . .. & ESTIMATES SANFORD 321-3270 LAKE MARY / HEATHROW 330-3610 S7 K Ir \ r r I Iu r r M AJOR r epa ir s DELAND / DELTONA ( 904) 775-0003 ALT. SPQS. / LONQWOOD 830-5500 ORLANDO 380-6500 �4 A - Sanford H«rald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. January 4. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (US PS 441-250) 300 N. FRENCH A V E.. SANFO RD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 4 07 -3 22 -20 1 1 or 831-9093 Wayne 0 Opyle. Publisher and Edllor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months................................919.50 t) Months............................... 930.00 1 Year .................................. 979 00 Florida Resident* must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rataa above. E D ITO R IA L S Cheers to those who didn’t drink and drive m- 4- It looks like th e y ’ve fin a lly gotten the m essage. It ’s obvious those w h o d r in k an d then gel b e h in d the wheel of a c a r pose a danger to them selves. T h e y are also a d e trim en t to In n o c e n ts w ho m ig h t cross their p ath. T h e y h a ve finally learned. It w o u ld seem , that It's n o t w o rth li. L a w enforcem ent officials reported that o n ly five people w ere arrested for d riv in g u n d e r the influence this N e w Y e a r's E ve . N o one was killed In a u to accidents In the c o u n ty w hile one y e a r slipped into the next. B o th of these are good signs. T h e n ew state law that low ered the lim it for legal Intoxication p ro b a b ly c o n vin ce d m a n y w h o m a y have p re v io u sly th o u g h t th e y ’d be " s o b e r e n o u g h " to d riv e that th e y ’d better p a r ty at hom e o r a pp o in t a designated d rive r. W e arc not opposed to go in g out and b r in g in g In the N e w Y e a r w ith a toast. H o w e v e r, those w h o e n d a n g e r the lives of o th e rs In the n a m e of a good tim e should be kept off the road. N o celebration Is w o rth the h o rro rs that d r in k in g and d r iv in g c a n b rin g . Leg islato rs u n d law e n fo rce m e n t officials w o rk e d hard to be su re the streets w ere safer for those w h o chose to p a rty a w a y from b o r n e : W e a p p la u d th e ir efforts. W e are also pleased thut so m a n y partyg o e rs chose to celebrate se n sib ly a n d safely to m u k e this a h a p p y n e w y e a r for all. JO S EP H PERKIN S Bill C linton gets his report card Bill Clinton promised a great m any things on his way to the White House: That he would get the sluggish U S. economy growing again. That he would crealc new Jobs. That he would cut taxes for the middle class Th a t lie would gel a handle on runaway health care costs. That hr would end welfare as we know it. O f course, no one expected the self-styled New Democrat to achieve all of these great labors In a fell swoop. But ns the first year of the Clinton presidency draws to a close, it seems appropriate to gradr his performance so far lit the Oval Office. Budget. The first major test for Clinton was the federal budget. It provided a ripe opportunity for the president to prove to the 57 percent of Americans who did not vote for him that he was not cut from Ihe same fabric as tox-and-spend Democrats who previously have ant In the White House, So what did Clinton do? He pushed through the largest tax Incrrase In American history, some 9275 billion over the next five years. Not even the middle class was spared T h e pretext for the Clinton tax hike was the m ounting federal deficit. He claimed that the new levies Imposed on American famlllrs and businesses would Ik * mate bed dollar-Tor-dollar bv federal s|K-mllng cuts But the fact Is that governm ent sp e n d ­ ing actually will in ­ crease by more than 8300 billion over Ihe next five years. As to the illusory cuts, 75 percent arr not even slated to takr effect until 1997 and 199H after Clinton stands for re-election. Finally, for all the t al k about d e ficit re d u c tio n , C lin to n will add 9) trillion to th e national d e b t It seems over the next five appropriate lo years. Grade: F. grade his Health Carr. Th e perform ance so president deserves far in toe Oval c re d it for m a k in g Office, j health care reform a national priority. But Ills prescription for curing what alls the nation's SARAH O V ER S TR EE O n e by one, k id s ’ lives can be saved LETTER S Glitch in G ator victory I'm delighted the Florida Gators won the -Southeastern Conference title. But once again there’s a glitch on the Gator victory. W ho can deny A u b u rn University may not only have the best football team In the conference hut also In the nation. Yet the Tigers — and that Included young first year Coach Te rry Bowden and his assistants plus ills players — cannot reap any benefits despite going undefeated after playing a tough schedule. -.This Is because of penalties Imposed by the NCAA .for rxjincthlng these people were not involved In. It's a shame, loo. Here's w hy: I contend the N C A A in this and m any other cases In (he past penalize the wrong folks. T h e present roaches and players did no wrong. Yet these people were not allowed to have their games televised live, win no ;lltle s. and playing no bowl games Yet, none of them broke uny N C A A rules. It was the people before them that violated N C A A regulations. I n v n ll hack In the early 1960s the coach of high school " A " In Miami talked a young black athlete w ho lived with Ills parents In an area served by high school " D " to move across town und live with an uncle so he could alleud high school " A ." Officials at high school “ H " reported It to the •Florida High School Activities Association. The FI1SA A ruled the youngster ineligible to play for any school his Junior and senior years Conse­ quently. he was not nwurdrd a scholarship, did not go to college, and was not drafted by any pro tram. It very well could have cost the boy a small .fortune. ; W hat penally did Ih r roach of high school " A " •receive? Not even u slap on the wrist. How alMiut the principal of school " A ? " Absolutely nothing. T h e youngster said he did not realize he broke any [rules since the coach and principal of high schnl ; " A " permitted It. Now the N C A A has “ struck" the Tigers. But It’s ’obvious Ihe wrong people were blamed, not the [original offenders. Form er Au b urn coach Pat Bye. [the university’s athletic director and the "boostjets’’ Involved should h .v c been banned from college football for life But none were ever [disciplined. ! W ithout the sanctions levied by Ihe N C A A the T ig e rs probably would have been the S E C chumps, had their gnmrs televised and lx*cn selected for the S u g a r Bowl. I’m not a violent man. But I’d like to take my .walking ranc and bop c v rry member of the NCAA bourd right on the shins that ordered the •sanctions Was the N C A A decision fair? Poslllvely •not! Ju lia n Stenstrom • Sanford LETTER S T O EDITO R Letters to the editor arr welcome. All letters m u st he signed. Include the address of the writer ; and a daytime telephone number. U tte rs should • b e on u single subject and Ik * u s brlcl us possible. T h e letlcrsaresubject toedltlng. ROBERT W AGM AN Cloudy with political squabbles W A S H IN G TO N — In W ashington, crystal balls are notoriously cloudy. But according to all the experts all of th r following should lie am ong the year's biggest stories; Health Care Reform — There will t>c a health care reform blit passed In 1994. but it will not be the bill that has been Introduced by President Clinton. It ts likely that Just before ft adjourns In early October. Congress will approve a major health care reform bill. Most believe It will not contain the central feature of the Clinton plan — guaranteed universal coverage. There Is a growing consensus that universal coverage Is Just too expenslvr at the present lime. What the bill will likely feature Is universal access to private Insurance for those not covered by employers, price controls through Increased competition brought about by managed care, and less deductibility of prem iums by employers. In other words, a plan much like that Introduced by moderate Democrat Jim Cooper of Tennessee. T h e Economy — Most In Washington believe that the moderate recovery we arc now experiencing will continue through 1994. hut that the economy will not pick up m uch steam. G row th during the first half of 1993 was n low 2 percent, and a better 4 percent In the last six months. Few believe this pare of growth will continue: Ihe consensus Is that It will fall back to about 3 percent In 1994. One problem Is that the deficit reduction package approved In August will atari taking money out of the economy In 1994. T h e goal of deficit reduction and growth may lie Impossible to achieve In the next five years. Detroit Will Emerge Triu m p ha n t — 1994 will be a very big year for U.S. automakers. The [>ast two years have shown a resurgence of cars made by the "b ig three" automakers, and the trend toward buying American should accelerate over the next year. New models from Chrysler and Ford are selling well, and G M will tntrdduce a host of new models by year's end. For the first time since the mid-1980s. General Motors' North American operations may show a profit. Richards Vs. Bush — Th e most entertaining political contest of 1994 will be the Texas re-election m a tch -u p between Incumbent Democratic Gov. A n n Richards and baseball owner George W . Bush, the cx-prcsidcnt's oldest son. Texas is the most Republican of large stales. Th e Bushes are Texas' first Republican family. But Richards Is hugely popular. Bush will try to lag her as soft on crim e and behind soaring local taxes. She will point to economic recovery and low stale taxes. A real donnybrook Is expected. Welfare Reform — W hen Congress returns It •-a cTKgrjfc a g r:vtrg*:»y?a.*a t health care system will make things worse, not better. The premise of the Clinton health reform is that the major shortcoming ol the system Is that a certain segment of the population lacks Insurance. Thu s, thr president's foremost goal is unlvrrs.il coverage. But the reality ts that 86 percent of Americans have health Insurance. And HO |K-rrcnt of the Insured are satisfied with Ihe quality of rare they receive. It hardly seems raitnna! to overturn a health care systrm that thr vast majority of folks a rr happy with to accommodate th r minority who lark Insurance (but who. It should Ik* rnrntlonrd. do receive medical rn rr). T h a i's hardly the kind of health reform most Americans had In m ind. Grade: D. Crim e. Th e president had little to say about law and order until midway through thr year when he announced Ills n n tl-rrlrnr plan He drservrs kudos for promising habeas corpus reform, which would curtail abuses In death penally appeals. And Ids proposals for funding m orr cops on Ihe street, bool ram ps lor youth offenders and treatment programs lor drug offenders might marginally reduce the crime rate. w ill begin work on a major welfare reform bill that will prove welfare reform Is as hard to achieve as health care reform. At the center of the argument will Ik * the so-called "tw o years and out” requirement, inundating that welfare recipients can only stay on the rolls for two years without finding work Many will argue this ts too restrictive, especially In an economy not creating m any new Jobs at the lower end of the scale. Trade Woes — G A T T has passed, but the United Stales Ison a collision course with Ja p a n and several other Aslan and Pa­ cific Rim nations as new rounds of talks b e g i n , a i m e d at o p e n in g foreign m a r k e t s to U . S . goods. The Japanese refuse to co n sid e r s p e c i f i c In* d u s t r y -b y -ln d u s t r y "targets" to guaran­ tee open m arkets, and the Chinese are refusing to lower ag­ ricultural tariffs or stop Illegal apiuirel exports to the United In W a shin gto n, States. The United crystal balls are Stales also has deep­ notoriously ening trade problems cloudy, j w i t h South K o re a a n d several o th e r Aslan nations. These problems will only grow In 1994. Th e Balkans W ar W ill Spread — T h e United Nations and the European Com m unity are no nearer ending the wars In Croatia and Bosnia than they were a year ago. If anything, the situation has worsened. Many cx|>erts here predict that. In 1994. the conflict will escalate to neighboring stales like Macedonia and Albania. Some even believe that the Balkans will replace (he Middle East as the world's hot spot. T h e 1996 GO P Presidential Rare — Th is year w ill sec the start of real jockeying for the GOP presidential nomination In 1996. Right now Senate Majority Leader Bob Dote has emerged as the front-runner based on his anti-Clinton H ill leadership. But most polls show he has the support of fewer than 20 percent of Re­ publicans. So the contest Is wide open. Many Republicans seem to be walling to see what former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairm an Colin Powell does. He has not even said If h r Is a Republican, but the polls Indicate he would be the Republican standard-bearer If he came out on the GOP side. Th is past year I was appointed local United W ay representative for m y company and spent several weeks evaluating agencies that receive United Way funds. Once we'd made budget rrcommendatlnns lor each agency for the upcoming year, we begun lo plan for a new campaign to raise money to fund our recommendations. I don't know If United Way brass realized we were tired and wondering If all this hard work really [lays off, but the speaker they chose for the cornpalgn kickoff breakfast c o u ld n 't have done Ik -1ter to r e m I nd us w h a I w r ’rr doing this for. His name Is David C o o k . a t t ir e c -p lc c c -s u llr d bear of a man who d ire c ts s ou t hwe st M is s o u ri's G irl Scouts program. In a gentle manner that didn't prepare us for W o woro tired and wondering the Im pact of Ills words, he reminded If all this hard us of why we were work really pays there. o il. y Cook told us h r had been spcuklng In ---------------------------------------another city when the mother of a young G irl Scout came up and asked hint If he would come to her home to visit her daughter. It wax an unusual request, he said, hilt since h r had some extra time he agreed. When he reached Ihe home the mother led him to file g irl's bedroom, which was completely dark. "W hen she turned on th r light I understood w hy It had been dark." Cook (old us. “ Th e n lying on the bed In a G irl Scout uniform, w ith her badges on her chest, was a little girl. She was blind, und she had such severe physical deformities tliat m y first Instinct was to step back. But I went up lo the bed and she told me she had Just w nnlrd lo meet me so site could tell me whal Girl Scouting had meant to her life. "She went on to tell me (hut at school, th r kids tormented her because of her physical condition and Ik -cuusc ol u learning disability. She said she had seen no reason lor her lo have been born until she and her Girl Scout troop got into the G irl Scout units on self-esteem. She said It was then that she begun to discover that there wax worth and value to her life, und she started to feel good about herself and to Ik - glad lhat she had been born." When Cook finished speaking there was absolute silence In the hall. It Is seldom we receive such graphic evidence that the decisions we make In a boardroom ■■ such as the Girl Scouts national organization did when It discovered that m any American girls suffer from low self-esteem and developed a series of programs lo combat It -- actually reach their Intended target. I have thought about that little girl oficn this year. On the news w c'vc seen the funerals of dead children, and we’ve heard kids talk about the guns they’ve seen carried by fellow classmates and the killings they’ve seen In their neighborhoods. A recent Metro­ politan Life Insurance ComjKiny jmiII revealed that 22 percent of all boys In American schools say they have carried a gun or knife lo school ut some time, and 11 percent of teachers and 23 percent of students say they have hern the victims of violence In or near their schools. Th e reasons so many of our children urc In trouble would require a sociologist to explain, but that doesn't really m,titer Itecause by the time we figure It out they’ll be lost. What matters Is that so m any of them can \k saved, and by such a simple remedy: one adult to care about one child, lo become Involved In his or her life, to love and support Ihe child, to model how life can be lived productively and happily. T o the millions of us with gifts to give In one of Ihe many helping agenrles that serve these children. 1 know you're Just waiting for someone to nudge you. �Stnlord Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, January 4. 1994 - BA Life-------------Continued from Page IA said. "H is hlllriihiii wus 43. w hich Is dan­ gerously high. T h e ilocfnr fell llic rr was poison all dirough Ills s y s t e m and p r o b a b l y bail reached Ills hr.iln by now ." T h a i was at l p in. when ilic doctor lold Michael Sr. Hint ihry were looklngat sudden death. Adrtanne said. " I prayed. Lord lie’s noi mine. Von gave him to me and If you nerd to take him you c a n ." She felt she was preparing hrrsell for what might happen. She recalled. "I also knew he didn't like soils so I knew Ih.il I would need to shop tor a bee-bop outfit. Yet. I was pleasantly pleased because I felt the Lord lutd It under control." Michael had gone home for a nap after the doctor's appoint­ ment Adrtanne went borne and Michael J r requested to accom­ pany her to ceramics class She decided there was really nothing she could do to change the outronir so she wanted what she thought could Ik - Ills last day to Ik* enjoyable. We talked at ce­ ramics and bad such a good I line, she said. " I rrmcmlrcr he wanted to no for a taco after class Normally I would think, oh that's too much salt and rule It out. That night I decided If he Is going lo die what's a III lie salt? I've trtrd to build a good foundation for our children. The topic of death has alwuys Ik -c i i discussed openly, because as C h r i s t i a n s we shouldn't fear It My prayer everyday Is to help others and laird let nir not Ik - a liability, tint an asset." The MedliK-ks expressed fre­ quently that O ik ! O ik I was in control the whole time A call wus received by Michael Hr. al about 7 30 p in. the same evening as the upselling news was delivered from tire diwlor. lie was frantically trying to reach Adrlanne and their son. Hhatids had called and Ihry were Instructed to rush to the hosplial because a hver was waiting that was a suitable rnatcli for him. Michael .Jr. recalled. " T h e night they called us 1 felt a little shaky, tint when I originally heard the diagnosis I wasn't scared. I did do a lot of praying. I asked God anti said I hope everything will go all right and llow smoothly. Whatever hap­ pens I didn't want to doubt that I was going to live '" Michael .Jr attributes Ills posi­ tive attitude lo his parents. He fell Ills parents as well as God gave him the strength to drat with everything and be open lie vividly remembers a girl named Felicia who also had a liver transplant when he was In the hospital at Shands. "She recovered real last like me and got out of ICU quickly DEATHS JO Y C E " J O Y " BLANCHARD Jo yce "Joy" Blanchard. 62, Highland Drive, F rrn Park. died Sunday. Jan. 2. 1994. at h rr residence. Porn Ju n e 14. 1931, In Mlchmnnd. Va.. site moved lo Central Florida In 1973. Mrs, ttlanchard was u retired regis­ te red hospital nurse and Episcopalian. She was director of Sum ter County's "Project Help." rn rrn b rr and former president of Business Women's Association of AmcrtcanWIchmond She was co-uwner ol B..me hard's CafetcrluJCarnelsioiie Apartments und co-owner dart-o-prlse. Decatur. Ga. S u rvivo rs Include husband. Cecil. Fern Park. sons. Kandall Stephen GrJlIln. Louisville. Ky.. Jo h n Michael G ridin and James Michael Gridin. II. both of O r­ la n do : stepson. B rian K rith . G re e n ville . S .C .: tw o gran d ­ children. Beacon Direct Crem ation Serv­ ice. Orlando, In charge of ar­ rangements. L U C Y L. C A R R O LL L u c y 1.. Carroll. 9H. South Mellotivllle Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday. Ja n . 2. 199-1. at H lllh a vc n Healthcare Center. Sunford. Born Ja n . 20, 1895 In Marion County, she moved to Hits area in 1935. She was a homemaker and *• member of First Baptist Church • Survivors Include daughters. Grace L. Ingle. Jasper. Ala.. Ruth Jenktnson. Crystal River: sons. Paul W.. Sanford. Bluford. Sanford, Way. W iner Park: sis­ ter. Ella Mae C arroll. Mims: brothers. John Lee. Presley lore, both of Ohio: 22 grandchildren: 41 great-grandchtldrcn: and sev­ eral great-great-grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. R ALPH JULIUB DAVIS, SR. Ralph Julius Davis. Sr.. 76. Orange Boulevard. Sanford, died Sunday. Jan. 2. 1994, at his residence. Born Feb. 9. 1917 In H a y w o o d C o u n t y , N . C . . he m oved to Central Florida tn I960. Mr. Davis was a foreman In a nylon manufacturing mill. He was a Baptist and served In the Navy during W orld War II. Survivors Include daughter. Millie Marie Jones. Sanford: son. R a lp h D a vis. J r . . S a n fo rd : brothers. Paul, Newport News. Va.. Fred. Erika. N .C .: sisters, Merrill Gillespie. Ashvlllc. N.C. Jo hnnie Ball, Morristown. Tcn n .. Margaret Brooks. Ashvlllc. N.C.; fo ur grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u neral Hom e. Sanford, tn charge of arrange­ ments. B L A N C H E A . D E A D M AN B lanche A. D c a d in a n . 90. Hartley Avenue. Deltona, died Saturday, Jan. I. 19&4, at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born Dec. 16. 1903. In B ry a n . Ohio, she moved to Central FLortda from Detroit In 1972. Mrs. Drndm an was an advertising executive for George W lllens Publishing Co., In De­ troit. She was n member of Pilgrim Com m unity Congrega­ tional Church. Orange City, and Great Lakes C lub. She received the Women of the Year award In 1968 from the C ity of Detroit. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e son. W illiam . El Cajon. Cal.; sister. M o lly Trc sslc r. Deltona; stx grandchildren und eight great­ grandchildren. Stephen R. BaldaufT Funeral Hom e, Dellonu, In charge of arrangements. SARAH JEANETTE F A U LK N E R Sarah Jeanette Faulkner. 93. of Orlenta Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday. Jan . 1. 1994. at Life Care Center, Alta­ monte Springs. Born June 16, 1901. In Milton. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1935. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include son. Samuel F. Wullczc. Maitland: daughter. Jean Gregory. Hu/rllnn. Pa. stepson, Barry. Bend. Ort\: 17 grnndchlldren and 16 greatgrumtehlldrcn Bald w i n - F a i r c h i l d F u n e ra l Home, Altamonte Springs C h a ­ pel. In charge of arrangements HARRY "B IL L " W . H A R R IS O N Harry "B ill” W. Harrison. H I. Urhana Avenue, Deltona, died Monday. Jan 3. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born Ju n e 3. 1912, In Sussex. N .J.. he moved lo C e n ­ tral Florida ‘n 19H5. He was a salesman for a brewery. Stephen R Baldaulf Funeral Home. Deltona. Ill charge of arrangements L U T H E R J A C K S O N L IN K E R Luther Jackson Linker, 64. Niblick Drive. Casselberry, died Saturday. Ja n . 1. 1994. Horn J u ly 31. 1929 In High Point. N.C.. be moved to Central Flor­ ida In 19H2. He w.ts a retired bank auditor for Bank of North Carolina. Jacksonville. N.C lie was a member of College Park Baptist C h u rc h . Greensboro, N . C . , a n il th e J n y c c c s of Greensboro. He was an A rm y sergeant and veteran of the Korean War. Survivors Include wife. Irabelle T .: daughter. Andrea Harltan. C a s s e l b e r r y : sons. C r a i g . Greensboro. Keith. Lake Mary; brother. W ilb u r Joseph J r . . Greensboro: sisters. Pearl Baker. E l i z a b e t h t o w n . N .Y .. Mac Shropshire, Summcrfleld. N .C ,; seven grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Beacon Direct Cremation Se rv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. O P A L L E N A L IF E Opal Lena LI pc. H I. Georgia Avenue, Sanlord. dint Sunday, Jan . 2. 1994. at Dchary Manor. Born Nov. 9. 1912. tn Paragould. A rk ., she moved t.» Central Florida In I9H9. She was a retired seamstress anil a Dapt 1st. Survivors Include son. Buryi Bradham. J r ., Sanford. Robert B r a d h a m . E 1 1a v 111c . G a .: brothers, Virgil Lloyd. Frnnvlllc. Mich.. Daniel Loyd. Zeeland, Mich.: eight grundrhtldrrn and nine great-grandchildren. H a ld w in -F a lrc h lh ! F u n e ra l Home. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of arrange­ ments. TH O M A S A L L E N M A R TZ Thomas Allen Manz. 41. Miller Road. Sanford, died Sunday. Ja n . 2. 1994. ut Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs Bom May 29. 1952 In Cuyahoga County, Ohio, he moved to Central Flor­ ida In 1969. He was u carpenter and a Catholic. Survivors Include wife. Louise; daughters. T ru c y Sarvcr, Vickie Scott, both of Sanford: son. Travis Scott, Sanford: sister. Marie S a la c lu k . A r i z o n a : brothers. Charles. Altam onte S p rin g s , R o b e rt. C le v e la n d : three grandchildren. G r a m k o w F un e r a l H o m e . Sanford. In churgc of arrange­ ments. J 0 8 E P H IN E L . M A T T H E W S Josephine L. Matthews. 79. Oldham Avenue. Deltona, died Friday. Dec. 31. 1993, ut her residence. Born Oct. 31. 1914. she moved lo Central Florida from Boynton Beach In 1992. She was a seamstress anil Catholic. She was a member of the Elks Club. Pompton Lake. N .J. S u rvivo rs Include bro the r. William Lochrnnr. Deltona. Stephen R. BaldaufT Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. Survivors Include daughter. Mary Grimes. Plantation; one g r a n d d a u g h t e r ; two greatgrandsons. and a n trrr Fred Hunter's University Drive H o m e , Fort L a u d e rd a le . In charge of arrangements. R U T H B. M U H A L U K Ruth II Mnhaluk. H9. S R 434. Longwood. died Monday. Jan . 3. 1994. at Florida Living Nursing Center. Apopka. She was tairn Ja n 12. 1904. In Newark. N .J. She was a seam­ stress and a member of Longw im k ! Jehovah Witness Kingdom Halt. S u rv iv o rs Include stepson, p rtrr Paul. Statesville, N .C.; sons. Frank II. Beckham, Harry F. Beckham, both of Altamonte Springs; daughters. Jean Skidmore. Orlando, tails 11. Eck. A ltam onte S p rin g s. Sara B. Price. LongwtKid: sister. Dorothy Edge. Orange Park; 15 grand­ children. 17 grent-grandchildren anil t w o g r e a t - g r e a t grandchildren. B a l d w i n - F a l r c b l l d Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge nf arrangements K IN A S T R A D F O R D Kina Stnidford. 92. of East 8th Street. Sanford, died Friday. Dec. 31. 1993 at her residence. B o r n N o v . 9 , 1901 in Wadklnson, N .C .. she moved to Central Florida tn 1984 front W ilmington. N.C. She was a homemaker and u Baptist. Survivors Include daughter. Ida Hopson. Sanlord; two grand­ c h i l d r e n a n d seven g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Wllson-ElcbellH-rgcr Mortuary. Inc.. In charge ol arrangements. M A R G A R E T JO H A N N A Z IM M E R M A N Margaret Johanna Zlm rnnan. 88. Crown Point Circle. Longwood, died Sunday, Jan . 2, 1994. ut Florida Hospital. Alta­ monte Springs. Born Dec. 27. 1905, In Germ any, she moved to Central Flortda In I960. She was & homemaker and music teach er. Survivors Include daughter. Lots Thom as. Long wood: son. Donald. Sorrento: two grandc h i l d r e n ; f our great* grandchildren. Woodlawu Funeral Home and M em orial Park. Orlando, tn charge of arrangements. CARROLL. LUCY L. Fun*r*l utrrkci tor Mr» Lucr L. Carrol). M. ol Sanlord. ftSo ditd Sunday will b* } o'clock Wadnatdar altcrrcon al Gramkow Funaral Moma Chapa I Inttrmant will bt In Evorgraan Camatary Fnandt may call al Gramkow Fwnaral Moma Wadnatday from } until 3pm Arrangam tntt by Gramkow Funaral Moma. Sanlord LINOLC. SARAH KCVI> Mtmorlal tarvlcat tor Mrt Sarah Kamp Llngla. ol Altamonta Springy, who diad Monday. Jan 1. will bt bald al 3 10 p m Wadnatday. Jan S. at Tha Church ot God ol Sanlord with tho Rov Wigginiottidating * John T u rn a r Moma lor F u n a ra li. Brook it ilia. F la . In charga ol arrangamtntt MA R TZ. T HOMAS AL L E N Gravatida linaral tart leal tor Mr Thomat Allan Marti, al, ol Sanford, aho dad Stmday. will ba 1 o'clock Wadnatday altamoon at Laka Mary Camatary with Iha Rtr. Mlckay Mai wall ntfklatlng Frlandi may call at Gramkow Funaral Moma Wadnatday. Irom noon until I p m Arrangam tntt by Gramkow Funaral Homo. Sanford Me LAIN. ANNIE F. Gravatida tarvlcat for Annlt F. McLain, ti. ot Plantation. F I . will ba haid al ti a m . Wadnatday. at Evtrgrttn Ccmalary. San ford, with tha R tr Ron Willlamt o* Palmatto Avanuo Baptltl Church oltlclallng M l Me Claln It turvlvad by daugMar. Mary Gnmat. Plantation; granddaughter, Lynn Rudolph and htr huiband. Mika ot Plantation, graal grandtent. Michael Rudolph. Jr and Mdtlhtw Rudolph, niece. Juanita Robert! and her hutband Clayton. Waycrott. Ga Arrangement by Fred Munleet Uni vanity Drive Homo. M l S Untvenity Drive. Fort Lauderdak. ANNIE F. McLAIN Annie F. McLain. 94. of Plan­ tation, Fla., died Friday, Dec. 31. 1993. In Lauderdale Lakes. She moved to Plantation five years ago. from Sanford. She wus a member of Palmctlo Avenue Baptist C hurch. MUHALUK. RUTH B. Mamorlat tarvlcat for Mrt Ruth B Muhaluk, age I f ol Long wood, who pattad away Monday, will ba conducted Saturday at 3 p m , at ttw Longwood Johovah Witnett Kingdom Hall. 1M0 Lortgwood Laka Mary Road. Longwood Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Horn*. Alla monte Sprlrtgt. In charga ot arrangement Longwood — W r wore masks after the surgery so we wouldn't catch germs Nell tier of us knew who gave us our livers hul we were Ik>Hi thankful." Adrtanne was told that the d o n o r of t h e l i v e r was a 13-ycar-old boy w bo tiad been In a terrible accident. "IB s mother did the most loving thing that she could do and turned a tragedy Into saving four lives from her son’s death." she said "E a ch of Ids kidneys went In two separate children. Ids heart to one and Ids liver to m y son " Michael J r . Mild. “ I wish I could say to kids w ho go through these things, keep the faith. Don't give up. tu rn In (Tod. Don't feel bud. Just talk a lot to him (God|. I also talked a lot to m y mom and dad." M lrharl J r lias now decided. " I want to go to medical scIiiki I. I like what they do like dying the helicopter and the doctor's pari You gel lo tielp (tropic who really need help," Adrlanne also expressed very strongly her desire to edtiealc the piddle and make them more aware of I tie tremendous need for more organ donors. "You cun sign uj> al the driver's license bureau or In fam ily know l>er»re you die,” she said. "Some fami­ nes gel T V lim e to plead for organs for their children, but It everyone took this seriously there would be no need for that.*' Stir also pointed out that nine out of every to people on the organ transplant list die while watting for a donor. "It's Just a way to help others even when you're gone unit It's Just the loving thing to do." stie said. A 13-year-old boy lives on through the life of Michael J r . and others w hom he saved I he trugtr night of his death Yet. the M e dl o ck f a m i l y can n e v e r express enough gratitude lo Ills mother ami the decision that gave a second chance when Michael J r.'s life was literally hanging by a thread. "W hat a better way lo reach others for God ihun by saving a life." Adrtanne said. Continued from Page 1A C o n tin u e d fro m Page ia rrc c lv rd unanim ous approval on firsi reading from the cily commissioners Monday night after some discussion. A second reading and puhlle hearing on the measure Is set for J a n u a r y 17. A 11 li o u g h an emergency o rd in a n c e was approved In December designed lo prevent any new adult busi­ nesses from opening tn the city. M a y o r Paul Lo vest ra n d explained additional time Is needed to allow the city attorney to draft a (icrm unrnt ordinance. "These kinds of ordinances are sometimes 50 or 60 pages long." I a) vest rand said He noted acting city attorney Richard T a y lo r needs the extra time to fully rest-arch the matter, then draft t lie ordinance. Three businesses are opcrnl* ing in Longwood offering full body scrubs by attractive female stafTs, charging 830 for half hour lo 45-m inulr sessions. An attorney for one of the body scrub business owners told the commission fils client, "ru n s a clean shlj>..." David W a s s rrtn a n . who handles First Am endm ent cases In a number of states said, although II was easy lo imagine (unlawful) things are occurring In the private salon rooms, they were not. "If he Is breaking the law in vane w a y ." Wassemian said, "he should be arrested." Police Chief G re g M anning said llicrr Is no evidence at this time dial any of the operations an- doing anything illegal. "W e are watching all of them bccaosr of die high suspicion of Illegal activity." Manning said. The mayor said he has re­ ceived calls from city residents urging die udult businesses not be a l l o w e d In L o n g w o o d . tiecuuse they urr seen us fronts for prostitution. W a s s e r m u n p oi nt e d to a Monday nrwspajH-r article about the changing Image of massage therapy and a story tn the current Issue of G Q (Gentle­ m an's Quarterly) almut body scrolls performed tn spa*. The G Q Index subhead on die spa story Is. "See Me. Feel Me. Touch Me. Heal M e." Lovestraml com m ented not one of the female staff members at tile three Longwood body scrub businesses Is a licensed massage therapist. forlable arena from which to watch the entertainment. " T h is Is a ready•for-peo^lt' UC<6frimls*ionrr* Steve Miller and Irts Benson both noted the fairground." be said. city must move cautiously on Ttic fair Itself will cater to a the ordinance tn protret busi­ wider audience than what one might expect. ness owners* c onst i tut i onal rights Miller said he does not "W e don't need to do the same favor adult entertainment in the old fair thing." tie said. "People city but thinks the ordinance Is In Seminole County are more in violation of the business Interested In building u deck or owners' rights. landscaping their yard lhan they arc In the latest In haymakers." "I still believe there should be u moratorium." Benson com ­ The fair should hr uiTcssablc mented. "I ton' t see how a to anyone, he said. personal service or adult salon "Not every kid bus a better In enhances die quality of life In his back y a rd ." be said. "B u t they can all grow a plant or something like that." Th e entertainment will range from e le m e n ta ry school choruses to the Sea World of Florida Am e rica na Rhapsody laser light show There will be doggers and musicians of every description. " It's not Just your typical country music fare.” he said. There will be contests Involv­ ing youngsters from all the schools In the county. There w ill be art contests, poster contests and essay contests. For others, there will be cook­ ing contests, art contests, photo­ graphy contests, and baking contests. W DIZ radio anil Budwelscr tn-cr will be sjKworlng an o u t­ door rooking contest for men called the "K in g of the Grill." Bean believes the fair will have "something for everyone." T h e fair- w ill run through Marrh 6. Housing------- Suit-------------- C ontinued fro m Page I A was sitting. Th e desk landed on the yo u th 's hand, according to the suit, causing Injury, pain and suffer­ ing. The parents filed a notice of injuries with the board and department of Insurance Ju n e 3 but there has been no final disposition of the claim, clearing the way for the civil suit. Supt. Paul Hagcrty did not return phone callt* for comment. The school board bos a duty to hire, retain and supervise teach­ ers and exercise precautions for general student safety, the suit Longwood " "II there is a jkiIIcc report with their opinion dial illegal activity Is going on tin the salons)." Miller said. "I suie would like to n ad It." During n work session before the regutar meeting, the com­ missioner! discussed Improve­ ments on Rangcllnc Road The county has set aside 8800,000 from the one-eent sales tax a|iproved In 1991 for work on Rangrllnc Road. The commis­ sioners on dined u number ol plans, lin lulling stop signs al subdivision entrances along die mile long route, to discourage non-residential local tnilfle and I m p r o v e sa f e t y for school children. As a long term goal, the city c o m m i s s i o n e r s believe the c o u n t y w a n t s to w i d e n Rangeline Road, a move the rommlsslon opposes The road Is used extensively as a route for Lake Mary residents to get lo State Hoad 434. A city tratTir count shows 14.417 cars used Rangcllnc Knud In a day while only 3.960 cars used Church Street. Th e com m issioners rankrd engineering firms for the project In the following order: Pro­ fessional Engineering Consul­ tants: Transportation Consulting Group; Gee and Jenson and Lochranr Engineering. The citym il negotiate a contract for the project, beginning with PEC. Lochrane Engineering has been used as consulting engineers by the city for about six years, but die commissioners said they thought It was time for n change. Although the commissioners attempted to give priority to a Seminole County or Longwood based firm, all of d ir firms ure located outside the county. In other business. Mayor Lov* cslrand urged the commission to use d ir utmost caution when c o n s i d e r i n g an Interlocal agreement on uniform sign regu­ lations being proposed countywlde. He noted a number of Instances where Longwood has not tienefllrd from such agree­ ments. "Th e larger, more powerful governm ental bodies usually gain an unfair advantage In Ihese contracts and will hold the small cldcs to the contracts." he said. Representatives of CALN'O are scheduled to discuss an Inlcrlocul agreem ent on the countywldc sign proposals dlls week. The mayor said the city's Land Plunnlng A g e n c y should he consulted before any agreement Is made with CALN'O. "W hile a countywldc sign or dimmer may be desirable tn dir e n d ." Lovestram l said. "M y concern Is diat any Interlocal agreement tie beneficial to the people of the C ity of Longwood and not to other governmental units at the expense of Longwood." states. Further, the Meadows assert d ir school board and teacher may be surd because the acts an d o m i s s i o n s w h i c h caused the reported injury were ojicratlonal level derisions and activities not Immune from suit under Flortda statutes. School What's for lunoh? Wednesday, Jan. S, 1M4 Pizza Garden Salad Sliced Peaches or Chef's Salad Milk ONLY6.205 DAYSUNTIL COLLEGE.WILLYOUBEREADY? Continued from Page 1A final decision on juices y e t." W lllncr said, "b u t wc expect the one. two and three bedroom rental units will run between 8400 amt 8550 per month." Roger Kennedy Construction already hns Its construct tonolllcc trailer on the property, and work Is underway clearing land and putting til water and sewer lines. "W e hope to start actual b u ild ­ in g c o n s tru c tio n within 3 0 days." W lllncr said, "and we cxjK-ct to start leasing some tim e around A p ril.’* He explained the project fs Iking financed through the State Housing Ffnnncc Agency's low Income housing tax credit for multl-fumlly residences. The projjcrty Is located w ithin the Sanlord city limits, just east of the C S X railroad overjiass. on the north side of S.H. 40 Yes, if >uu start buying US. Savings Bonds now where you work or bank TTiey’re the risk-free way to imvst in jour child's future. And n<rw they can be completely tax-free ... oywee aowfK ultra used for cuUfge tuition. 1-800-US BONDS �5# •A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 4. 1094 New ads take frank approach to AIDS prevention By CHRISTOPHER CONNELL Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N - A couple gropes between the sheets on a disheveled tied. Suddenly a dresser drawer springs open anil to Jam es Hond-iypc music, out pops a foil-wrapped condom. It skitters across the floor. |>asl a startled cat and discreetly dives Into action on the lx-d ••ft would tie nice t( late* condoms were automatic. Hut since they're not. using them should be." an announcer intones. W ith that playful 30-second spot, the Clinton administration today launched a new. hlppcr advertising campaign to encourage young Ameri­ cans to protect themselves against AIDS. Health and Hum an Services Secretary Donna E. Shalala said that for a change, all four broadcast television networks and many cable TV outlets and radio stations have agreed to nut the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new ads. " I salute them for their vision." Shalala said In prepared remarks to com m unity groups Involved In A ID S education. "W hat we have lacked until now Is the political will because we have l>crn ton tim id to tulk openly about the prevention tools at our disposal." Shalala said. •‘ vVr’vp ((our bcvonci Ih r wn'k.’ w in K hM liir Gobble, the national AIDS |*>llry coordinator, referring to a m uch ridiculed earlier government ad that suggested condom use by having a young man slowly pull a sock over his foot. The ads are franker than the government s previous spots, but (ar from explicit or graphic. A second new ad shows a couple embracing passionately, kicking off shoes, pulling off an rarrtng and unbuttoning a shirt. Hut when the woman asks. "D id you bring It?" her partner admits. “ I forgot It." "T h e n forget It." snaps the woman, turning on the lights Another ail suggests abstinence in a non preachy wav. It routes In male and female versions, with an Intense young person expressing to an unseen cotnpamon the desire "to spend m y life with yo u " and to "never put you In danger. There Is a time fur us to I n- lovers We will wall until that time conies." Still another sjiot features a slreelwlse AIDS educator In a car adv'slng young people lo use condoms or. In a sejrarate pitch, to "put off sex until you know m ore." New radio *|h >i * feature celebrity condom endorsements from risk star Anthony Kledls of Ih r Krd Hot Chill Peppers: Jason Alexander, who Is George on NHC T V s “ Seinfeld" show; and Mnitln Lawrence from Fox Television’s "M artin" sltrom. "T h e y do not show exactly how lo pul a condom on In full and living color on the air." Gobble said In an Interview. "T h e y are not cutting edge. Hut explicit mention of condom use Is a big step forward from the general ‘AIDS-1* a dlsease-you-ean-prcvenl’” theme of past campaigns. Daniel T . Hroos. executive director of the AIDS Action Council, called li "a tremendous step forward." Business R eview P tip iu d by Ihi Adt*»tl*lng Dipt ol lit* Sanford Herald v^'yv- - Hroos s;iId he favors even franker ads. "but Ibis Is probably pushing the edge of the envelope as far as the govemmcnl could go on television " C U C director Dr. David Satchcr said ulrsllnrnce Is "the surest way to avoid Ih r sprrad of the AIDS virus." Hut most young adults ate m a u .i II> active, he said, clllng surveys that Indlcatr 72 p rrrrn l of high school students have had sex by the tltiir they graduate, and one In five have had Hirer or four srx partners. And condoms ran save lives, said Salcher. pointing to a European study of 123 couples In w hlrh one partner was Infected with H IV None of those who used condoms consistently gave the virus to the uninfected partner The uds. created by the O gllvy and Mather ad agency, cost $800,000 to produce and promote The ads Include the num ber of u toll-free hotline - I 800 342 AIDS — for people lo rail for a free brochure on co n e d condom use und other Information about AIDS. S eI e c t A u t o C r a M s & Ra c i n g - ® CamIra iliS fr i* r ____ , j - ______— .. 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Tow er wart plated on ih r injurrtl list Nov. 30 d or to a sprained fool H r had appeared In four games. recording I wo |mtint* and I wo retiound*. Knights get first TA A C win O R L A N IK ) - Othlel Sw aby (tank a 12 fool Jnni|>er w llh 18.9 seconds led lo glvr Central Florida an 82-81 win over Florltla lnlrrnalloii.il Th e win rndrtl a Iwo game losing elrrak anti was ih r Kinchin' (0 -2) first Victory as a inrmtx-r ol the Tran s America Athletic Conference. Swahy' 30 jxrints led all scorers. V id o r Saxton added 26. Eric Lawson pared FID (2-7| wllh 22. Rollins sinks Shippensburg W IN T E R PARK — Iliad Ash scored 21 |iotnts as Rollins (5-3) tieal ShljqM-nshurg 78-68. Jeff Thoiti|ison pored Shlp|wn*burg |5-4| wllh 18 points hrl.in R rhm udded ID. AROUND THE STATE M arlins sign pitching duo M I A M I — T h e Fl o r id a Marl ins slgnrd righthandrd pitchers Mark Gardner and Willie Fraser to minor Irugur roniraets and Invtlrd litem lo spring training* as non-roster players. Gardner, who opened 1993 in (he Kansas C'lly Royals' Martini! rotation, was 4-6 In 16 starts and 4-2 with a 2.79 E R A w llh Triple A Omaha Fraser spent 1993 with Toledo. Detroit's Triple A ufflllulr. and had a 10-7 rrcord with a 4.69 ER A III 53 appearances and one start. Cajuns net Dolphins * JA C K S O N V IL L E Michael Allen had 31 jxtlnts and Itvron Starks and Harry itowman 20 each as Southwestern lanilslana tupped Jack ­ sonville 89-78 in a Sun Bell Conference game T h e R u lin ' Cajuns (7-1. 1-0) used Iwo offensive hursts to put away the Dolphins. Southwestern Louisiana outscorrd Jackson­ ville IH-4 to o|«en up a 41-36 halftime lead, hut the Dolphins twice cut the lead in a single basket early In the second half. But a 15-2 run over u five-intrude span midway In the second hull stretrhed opened the lead to 15 with just over 12 minutes to play. Harry Brown's 27 points led J U (4-4. I •I ). AROUND THE NATION Panthers streak snapped N EW Y O R K — Adam Graves' lie-breaking f(oal 43 seconds Into the third period spoiled Ihr return of ex-Rangcr Jo h n Vanhlesbmuck. who made 51 saves in New York's 3-2 victory against the Florida Panthers on Monday night. Mike Richter had 25 saves for the Rangers, who extended their home unbeaten streak to 16 games (13-0-31. while snapping the Panthers' road unbeaten string ut seven (5-0-21. WHAT'S HAPPKNINO Boys' Basketball □ Lake Mary at Oaltona. Freshman. 4 p m.; Junior varsity, 5:30 p . m ; varsity, 7 o.m. Orangewood Christian at Master's Academy. Junior varsity, 4 30 p m ; varsity, 7:30 p m. Freshm an Boys' Basketball f Oviedo at Lyman, 6 p m. G irls’ Basketball Lake Brantley at Lake Mary. Junior varsity, 6 pm .; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Orangewood Christian at Master's Academy, 6 p.m. (varsity only). . Seminole at Lake Howell. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Girls' JV Basketball C. Oviedo at Lyman, 7:30 p.m. Boys' Soccer Lake Howell at Seminole. Junior varsity, 5:15 p.m.; varsity, 7 pm . Lake Mary at Lake Brantley. Freshman, 4:3(f p.m.; Junior varsity, 5:45 p.m.; varsity, 7.30 p.m. C iOviedo at Lyman. JV , 5:45 p.m.; v, 7:30 p.m. BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m . - W K C F 18. N B A . Orlando Muglc at New York Knlcks. (L) □ 9 p.m . — T N T . NBA. Seattle SupcrSuulcs at Phoenix Suns. |L) Complete listings on Pago SB No place like home W Marquette Smith leaves FSU for Central Florida By DKAN SMITH Herald Sporls Writer CASSELBER R Y W hen Ih r hrart says II Is Him to enmr home. It Is time lo eonir home. Even with a championship ting In hand and the prospect of being a starter next year. Marquette Smith has decided to leave national cham­ pion Florida Stale. One of the nation's most heavily recruited playrrs out of high school three years ago, the reserve tailback will transfer lo Hie University of Central Florida near his Casselberry hometown, nlflclals said Monday. By moving down a division In NCAA ranks, he will lx- Im m rdialrly eligi­ ble to play. "It is strtrkly for family reasons." said Smith from his Casselberry h o m e M o n d a y n i g h t . " I left Tallahussee on good terms Cnarh (Bobby) Bowden lelt very good about It and was very Impressed with m y reasons for leaving I had been working on leaving all season, the situation got to where I wanted to he with my family and I Just wasn't going In watt any longer." Sm ith was scheduled to graduate this spring In Just three years, so grades were not a problem. "It's great for him to be home.” said David Smith. Marquette's fa­ ther. "Everything Is very' positive. It's a gotxl move (or him . he's very excited about bring at U C F He left FSU In exerllent academic standing and got good recommendations from Coach Bowden and his academtr advisors at the school. He's really hajrpy and excited about Ills derision. "C o a rh IGenrl McDowell (UCF head football c o a c h ) seemed extremely excited and happy lo have Marquellc com ing lo UCF. Maybe he IMarqueltef ran win another National Cham pionship here." Things liavr been a whirlwind Iin Marquette alnce the Semlnoles won the nutloiial title In the Orange Bowl Saturday night"I've already signed m y scholar­ ship and everything." said Mar­ quette. " I move Into tny dorm tomorrow und I start school at UCF next Monday. Thin gs are moving a lot luster than I thought they would. I'm happy to be there. It's an up and coming program. Coach McDowell does a good Job and there's a lot of talent there. I think It's going to be a lot of fun.” Th e Knights will be not make the move up lo (h r Division I level from Flvlslon l-AA until after he gradu­ ates. but Sntllh will still be seen by N F L scouts. " M y senior year we will play a Division I schedule." said M ar­ quette. "Hut the program won't m ove uj> officially until tile next year. We are scheduled In |>tay Florida Stale during m y senior y e a r." T h e 5 loot-7, 195-pound tallltack rushed for 402 yards In parts ol two seasons for ihr Semlnoles. H r o|ited to sit out thr 1992 season us a rrdshlrt to work on Ills grades alter jilaylng In right games us a true freshman In 1991. As a frrshman. h r rushed for 106 yards on 22 carries, an average of 4 6 yards per c a rry , caught a 34-yard touchdown jrass against Tennessee State and returned four kleknfTs fora 20 yard average. IBs best games as a freshman came against Western Mlrhlgan University and Tulane. In the WMU gatnr he gained 51 yards on 11 carries. Including an 11-yard touehdown acampcr. and ran the lu ll five limes for 37 yards against Tulane. T h is season he gulned 297 yards on 62 carries and scored four touchdowns as the No. 2 tallbark before suffering u knee Injury Oet. 30 ugalnst Wake Forest In the eighth game of the season. S m ith's best game as a Seminole cam e In August at Ih r Kickoff Classic, where hr rushed for 87 yards on 11 rarrtes and acorrd one touchdown. S m ith rushed for 6.733 yards on 700 curries Ian average of 8.4 yards p e r c a r r y ) a n d s c o r e d 88 touchdowns during a legendary p rrp career at Lake Howell High School. He also returned six klckolfs for touchdowns. A s a senior, he tallied 220 rushes for 2.409 yards and 31 touchdowns and was named th r Gatorade Na­ tional Player of thr Y ra r. the nations most valuable olTenalvr player liy U S A Today, first team All-Am erican by Parade. Max Em tlnger and Sujrer Prep. He was also rated the top running back In thr nation by Sujx-r Prep, made th r Orlando Sentinel's Dixie D o rrti squud as one of th r South's top players and was a four-time ull-stute selection. His dejNirturr leaves Flortdu State w ith Just two exjrerienced tailbacks for next season. W arrick Dunn, the se n satio n a l fre sh m a n w h o a c­ cumulated 868 all-purpose yards and scored 10 touchdowns this sruson. and senior Tig e r McMillon from St. Cloud, who missed all of the 1993 camjialgn with a knee Injury. Marquetto Sm llh (abovo. In his high school days at Lake Howell) has decided to translor closer to home, leaving national champion Florida Stato for tho University to the University of Central Florida Bethune-Cookman gives reins to McClairen Associated Praia D A Y TO N A B EA C H — Bethune-Cookmnn'a new football coach Is anything but new to the school or Its athletic program. Assistant athletic director Jack " C y " Mc­ Clairen was named to the position Monday. He had previously served long stints os coach of the basketball and football teams. Th e 62-year-old Panama City native also Is un alumnus of Bethune-Cookman College. Next season McClairen will begin his second tenure as head football roach after compiling a 61-37-3 record In football from 1961-73. "I'm fired up and ready to go." McClairen said. "I can't promise you we'll be another Florida State, but we will produce viable citizens who will earn college degrees In 4-5 years. "(G ram bllng Stale coach) Eddie Robinson Is still going strong." McClairen said "I feel I can go another 10 years." He replaces Sylvester Collins, who was (Ired Saturday, said President Oswald P. Bronson. Collins was susjrcndcd following his arrest for alleged arxual battery Nov. 6 . A grand Jury chose not to prosecute, but he was never reinstated. The school hart no comment on Collins. McClairen. a star light end for the W ildcats In the I950s. retired from hasketlxill last March after 3 1 seasons, saying players hud changed. "N ow I realize that It's the |>arcnls w ho are changing." McClairen said at a Monday news conference. "Y o uth want someone to lead them and be a father away from home. I guess I have the qualifications... I'm a father." Other randldates for the jxist Included Tyrone McGrKT. w ho arted as Interim coach the llnal two games, defensive coordinator Luther Palmer, women's basketball roach and former defensive coordinator Algln Wyatt and former offensive coordinator Reggie Beverly, now the Wildcat softball coach. Collins, whose rrcord was 4-16. was the (lrst rnaeh without uny previous connrrMon to the Daytona Beach college. T h r Wildcats were 1-10 In i99 3 . Including two forfeits. "In consideration of the present situation, we felt the best decision was to go In-house." said Dr. J n e Frank, the chairm an of the search committee. "We felt we had some of the finest coaches tn America currently on the stafT ... Coach McClairen can't w alk on water, but he knows where all the rocks a rc.” Competitors ready cars for Speedweeks at VCS Spselal lo tho Herald BARH ERVILI.E - Joe Shear look n few races to get his Fred Nielsen Racing Late Model up to snuff on Volusia County Sjreedway'a half­ mi l e asphalt oval d urin g Speedweeks '03 Wlnternatlonals last February, but by th r end of the nine-night gula. the Lake Villa, Illinois, driver had the rest of thr pack chasing his tailpipes. Shear ran second behind Steve H o l z h a u s e n of G r e e n f ie ld , W i s c o n s i n . In t h e 3 0 - l a p Speedweeks opening night race, ran fourth In the first race of Sunday night, then picked up his first of five trips to victory lane In Sunday’s second 30-lapper. Shear ended up w inning live of the last tlx events. Including the last three races. A n d he wasn't o(T by much of sweeping the final six races, finishing second to ASA (amcrlcan Speed Association) star Mike Eddy of Midland, Michigan, In the first of two races Wednesday. But even while Shear took the lion's share of the Late Model prize m oney from Sjrecdwecks at VCS. It wasn't as much a runaway as the stati stics might s h ow, as the right-race series turned Into more or less a five-man battle. E d d y, who cllpjted Shear's wings for that one Wednesday night win. already has targeted Shear and the rest of the division for the 1994 season startup In Florida, ready to do business on the banked short track 15-ntlles west of Daytona Beach on Highway 40. " I don't plan on chasing Shear around the track In 1994." Eddy said In a telephone Interview In December. Know n as the "Dale Earnhardt" of the Midwest. Eddy Is having a new car built and expects it to be finished and ready for testing by early January. Last year Eddy finished fourth on opening night, moved up to third In the first race on Sunday, then finished second behind Shear In the late race on Sunday and In M on­ d a y ' s race before taking t he checkered flag on Wednesday.. Eddy stayed tn the lop five for all eight races, finishing third, fourth and fifth In the other three races. Besides the opening night w in by Holzhauscn and Eddy's Wednesday night victory, the only other Late Model nice won by someone other than Shear was In Sunduy's first event, when Steve Catlson of West Salem . W isco n sin , crossed the start/flnlsh iln r ahead of Ju n io r Neldcckcn. Ed d y. Shear and Scott Hansen, the 1993 A S A champion. A n d baslrolly that's the w a y Sjjeedwceks '93* went for the Late Models, as Shear. Eddy. Carlson. Holzhauscn und Hansen filled out the majority of the top five spots In all eight races. T h e only times that cycle was b r o k e n was w h e n N e l d c c k c n finished se co n d. To n y R aines. another ASA comjtetllor. took a fifth tn Sunday's late race. Rick Beebe took a fifth In Tuesday's race and Busch Grand National runner T im Steele slipped In for a third jrlacc finish on Th u rsd a y. Tony Ponder of DcLand. VCS track c h a m p i o n and N A S C A R Winston Series Sunbelt Region Champion for 1993 In the Late Model Stocks, w ill be moving up to the Late Models for 1994 and could Ings be one of the drivers In the wing told trying to break Into the stronghc of the lop five spots by the Midwest runners. During Speedweeks '93. Ponder ran two cars, comjrctlng In both the late Models und Late Model Stocks, while finishing up as the local favorite In the Winston Invitational Showdown, a $50,000 purse race for NASCAR Late Model Slocks. Ponder broke Into the top 10 finishers In the Late Models three times In the six races he ran. □See R acing, Page 2B FOR T H E B E S T C O V ER A G E O F SP O R TS IN YOU.R AREA, READ T H E SAN FO R D HERALD D A ILY �S I - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 4, 1994 Dolphins stunned from 1993 finish S T A T S & STAN DIN G S DOGS Monday night F rit rac* - 1/11. B 11 1) I Key J See Shtiiy lia s 1)40 It 14 I Paw* Wert J ad to t I M| Clicker I OS O (I It M M P IS All) 144 T ti l I I J ill 10 p m i Data lacandrac* — 1/t. D M i l )Qu*#nAmina lao j at lac l Lightning Faat io o lao J Dac admi DaliflM 1 ao a « O ( M l I M P tl II J at T tl I II >a to Q It 1)1.M P t l - » tl M T II 1 II II It DO I I 11 K l e i n i h i iti.it tl 11 n m i m Third race — I ' l*. M 11 at S Ramota Control 1010 a aO a 00 7Racy Rosy 1100 a ao I Gaminl liar a 00 O 111) III M P II tl n M T l i l t ) li lt at Faurthract — Via. D 11 It I Boon*? 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Hamlin* al SOUTHWEST Abilene Chrlttian 11, Tan*ton SI la Arkantat M. Southern Math 10 Drake la. Houtton it Incdrnato Word IS Ayllt u Rk* M. Bo im Si » SW Ttaot St. tt. MlttOurl Vtl Sa Teaat Pan Amarlcan It. Teia* Southern*! UlahTI. T t i/ i El Pato tl EARNEST Carroll. Mont tl. W Montana la FalrltaId *1. Loyola Marymount II. OT Fremo SI. IT. Cotorado St 71 Hawaii It. San Diego St n Idaho tt. Sacramento St tl Montana ti. Portland*1 N Arinina M. Cal Poly SLO !! N. Montana Ti, Montana Tech t l New Me#ico ti. Brigham Young tt Naw Meatco SI. 13. UC Santa Barbara 11 Oregen lib. Alatka FairtanAalt S Utah 71. Butler 71 San Jot* SI U . Nevada 11. OT Seattle Pacific t* W Waihlngtonlt.OT UC Irvin# 11. Cal St Fullerton It Ulah SI It, Pacific tS Virginia SI. U N L V 11 Warnington St M. Alatka Anchorag# tl Weber SI tl. San Diego It Wyoming tl. Air Force St TOURNAMENTS Springfield HalMey Inn Matwnlth Claatic Flrtl Round Gannon I I E ait Stroudtburg I I Lock Haven It. Springfield la Webber CMIegt Clank Flrtl Round TramylvaMa III, St. ThemaiIt Wit. Can Clair* HeUday Clamc Champlamhip Wit Eau Claire M. Phillip* 10 Third Place Mount Senarlo 11. Columbia Union 10 UCF tl. FLA. IN TER N A TIO N A LII FLA. INTER NATIO NAL I I I I Mor yck $ 1 1 * II, Slwarf a I I 1 1 IS. Nicoili I t 111. Lawton 1 U I I ti. Nicholas S II 44 tt. Leake M i l t . Fleming 1 a 11 a Total* M41 17 1441 C EN TR AL FLORIDA It l) Swaby to ll I I 10. I t . ton 1 II t * M Davit 1 1 00 4. Phillip* 11 I I 1. Pe>to* 0 100 0. Butt* 4 111 It. Fottor t I 00 l. Robert* t I 0 t l Total* 10 t l t i n t l Helium* _ FlU M. Cent Florid* It 1 Point goal! - FlU t 11 (Stuart Ot, Lawton la . Nicholas 14. Leak# tl).C e n t Flortdelt (Swaby 11. Phillip*01. Butt* 11) Fouledsut — Walker Rebound* — FlU tl IMaryck }. Stuart St. Cent Florida 11 ISwaby 10) A ttitlt — F IU It (Nichole* t), Cent Florida I I (Phillip* 1). Total loult — F IU It, Cent Floridan A — 111 SW LOUISIANA tl. JACKSONVILLE It IW Lbutlitna 111) Alton 11 II I t It, Bowman • tl 0 I ta Stark* T It 1110. Gngg* 11 * 1 10. Collin* 1 1 111. Scruggt 1 1 1 IS. Moor* 11001 TotoH 1 4 U IID H Jacktonvllto ( M l Brown to ll S I II. McClery t It 11 tl. Shater S to00 II. Uvingtton 11001. Burrell t l 11 IS. Krkger 0 I tOO. Hutiell 0 I 00 0. Stone t t 11 10. John.ton 01 00 0. Atari,n 00 000 Total* 1 I M T 1 III Haiti.m* — SW Loulliana al. JackionvUto M 1 Point goal* - SW Loulklen* a to (Alton 11. Bowman 1 a Stark* 0 I. Grtgg* 0 1. Moore O il. Jackkanvilto 1 la (Brown IS. Shafer 11. Burrell J 1. Stone 1 II Fouled Out — Non* Rebound* — SW Loulliana la (Collin* 11). Jacktonvllto 11 (McClary tl) A i i lit t — SW Loulliana II (Allen 1). Jacktonvllto 10 ILivingiton 4) Total toult — SW Louktona 11. Jacktonvllto » A - U f l Wcmin’i Tap Twenty Flv# The Top Twenty Fla* women'* baiketball teem* ** compiled by Mel Greenberg ot the Philadelphia Inguirer at voted by a panel of woman coach**, with lint place »0*a» in paranthatat. record* through Jon l. total point* bawd on 11 pomtt lor a llrsl piac# voto through on* point tor o ISth place voto and previous ranking Record Pt* Pv I Tannatta* (all too ta il t 1 Iowa (11 74 1.114 T 1 Permit • 4 1.1V4 1 4 Colorado II) II I 1.441 1 1 North Carolina 44 I.U1 a 4 TaaaiTach I I I 1.744 7 7 Vanderbilt I T 1,1*1 1 1 Connecticut ( 1 1.1)4 4 * Siontore* *1 1,11) II 14 Southern Cal T 1 1.011 1 ti Alabama 1 1 11) 10 11 Yantai 4 1 mt i* 11 W Kentucky TT 711 is ■a LouruanaToch 770 14 41 IS Ohm St TI 47S 11 14 Purdu* a n 17 4T 17. Virginia 1*4 1) TI II Norlhwattorn T4 SM 11 tt Auburn 4S7 II TJ 74 Montana 4I is* » 11 Hawaii r i tit ti 77 Washington •i tit 7) Gaorg* Wathington tot n at 1* Maryland *i 111 M IS Georgia 17 14 71 Other* receiving vale* SW M'ttouri SI I ' Southern Mitt It Mitvlitippi 71 Oregon St 41. Florida International >1. Teiai M Indiana M Mmnato'a 10 Oklahoma St 1*. Arkantat 10 New M*#icoSt tl. St Joseph* II Creighton la Toledo 10. Se'on Hall l< Stephen F Austin II. Twlen* 10. Noire Dam* 0. UNLV I Anton* 9 Kent t. Santa Ct*r# 9 DePaui S. Botvr St 4 PHItburoh t San Diego SI 4 N C Charlotte 1 Southern M*lh J Fair|i*id 9. Marquelt* j. Middle Tt*wi 1. Artantat SI 1 Duke 1. N llllnoli I. Oklahoma 1, Rufgert I Virginia Tech I Mentfay't Wemen't Callage Batkrfball Seer tt CAST Attumption la. Bridgeport 41 Bryant a*. Si Michael t i t fluffato<4 Cepp nSt al Connecticut** Syracut* al Ouquetn* la SI Itonaventure la Hutton 11. S Mam* II Matt Lowell 14. Qubvupiac SS Northeatlarn II. Harvard SI NYU*! Albany. N V 4S Pitt tl. Botton Col tog* t l Princeton*1 Delaware!) Previdfnc# 74 Miami 41 Sacred Heart II. Adefphl sa Salon Halltl SI John* tt. OT Wilmington Dal IlltotouglonU SOUTH Albany. Ga S4 Kermetaw SI 10 Bo te Si It. W Kentucky II Davldton 11. N C Wilmington SI Hot IdJ Sevlher n it. Bantlay It Ga Southern t l Tennettee Chaltanoogata GraenyilleM. Atbu'y X Hampton at SI Paui tSa lllinoit II Georgia SI M Jacktonvllto St 11. Patnatl Lincoln Memorial I) N Georgia at Lipscomb** N Alabama 11 LIvmgttonM Ala MunttvlItoSa LouiHanaColl ta E T* ■atBaplitt 11 Me Neat* U It NichoMtSI SI Mittittippi SI ta Southern U >t MorehaaUI M W Carolina t l Middle Ttnn t l Tenn Mar lin tt Ratlin* 111. Clinch Valla# 4t Ttnn SI It AutlinPear M NW Leeilianatl, Cent Ftoridetl MIDWEST Auguttana S O I I Nebratk* Omahaaf Concordia Moor al Bethel Minn M Ind Pur lnd.*napdlltlt BeilarminetO Luther 04 Wit LeCrett* >1 N Michigan 11 Minn Duluth !1 N Dakota II Mankato SI tt N Dakota St 1} SI Cloud SI it SE M'ttouriM Evantyiltoal SW Baphtl 11, Cameron 11 SI Mery i Minn J1, Augsburg SO SI OlaltO Cartofon 41 WiKontinll. W h Green Bay*4 Wit Par tilde I I Bemdill* 11 SOUTHWEST Abrlena Chritlian tot. Nerth Florida !» Oklahoma SI II. Ttvat A IM 11 Ouachita M E TereiSI t> StephenF Austin 47 North !*■ a t)! FARW EST Con*SI M W Kentucky It Carro l Mom ai.W Montana i i N Atontana 10 Moniana Tech St Oregon to Teaat E i Pato 10 S Dakota St at.N Cotorado 11 S UtahII. Idaho*5 Stanford 01. Vania Clara 41 UNLV 11. Hawaii H W Weth.ngton 11. S Oregon )t TOURNAMENT Barry Umvertity New Year* Clatitc Stcend Round Watt Gear |ia 77, Berry 41 Stanahi II0*. Trantylvanra 4a I landj lech Haiidey leurnamtnt Champwithip Florida Ttch 14. Air Farceta Third Place Slippery Reck 01. St. Francit. Ill M Sun and Fun Taurnament Samtfinalt Ala. I n n 11. Cant. Connecticut St. M Fta Internalwwal 11. Arkantat SI. Sa Gear go Wathington It. Jamal Madnan M Md Baltimnrt County It. Catembi* ta Marrrett Clactic Champtanthtp lowest al NewHampthire 11 Third Plact Tempi# It. N C Greembora 11 New Year* Clatiic Ftrtl Round Auburn Monlgomory 01 Ark Montlcettotl flic* Heliday Clatkic Firtl Round Baylor 10 Brown ac Nen Or leant !0 RiceW All Timet C IT AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eatt w L T Pd PF PA ■ Buttato 12 4 4 !M Ml U l Miami « 1 • sc) >41 1)1 N Y Jttt • • • too 170 147 Nrw England » II 4 I t ) ID IM Indianape’i* 4 II 0 ISO IW m Central # Houston U 4 • 7S0 144 IM y Plt'iburgh t vA] M i Ml r 0 Cl*#*land f ♦ 0 4N M4 M7 Cincinnati IM 1*7 111 0 2 i) W**l 444 IM Ml • KantatClty It s 0 y l A R# rt*M 471 M* 17* 14 a 4 y 0*n»*r 1 7 0 sal 171 M4 too m 7*0 San Dago 1 a 0 Seale* • 14 0 )7S 5*0 J14 NATIONAL CONFERENCE E*H * 1 T Pci. PF PA a Dell** 710 17* 3M 12 4 0 4*4 f l l MS y N V Giant* tl s 0 PhUad»iphia MO I D 111 « • 0 Phoanl# 7 * 0 4M 174 7*1 Wathington 4 12 0 ISO IM 141 Central ■ Detroit 10 4 • i t i 714 717 y Minn#tola t 7 0 sa) 177 7*0 y Grtan Bay t 7 0 sa) IM M! Chicago 7 f 4 •» 7)4 7M Tampa Bay 1 II a i l l 117 m Watt ■ San Franotco to A 4 4}S 471 MS Naw Ortoan* M0 117 14J • • • A Mania A 10 4 )>S It* MS LA Ram* s ii 0 J l l 371 X ! a clincheddialtton title y cIInched pi*yolt berth Monday i Gem# Philadelphia ]!. San Francik o 14 OT Trght End - Shannon Sharp* Denver Tackle* - Erik Williamt Oatlat. Harm Barton San Francitco Guardi — Randall McDaniel. Mlrtnetol*. Chr It Hinton Atlanta Center - Dermonth Dawton Piltiburgh Ouartcrback — Steve Young. San Fran (Itco Running Backt — Emmilt Smith DaHat Jerome BettIL Let Angela* Ram* Placekickee - Chrit Jack*. Green Bay Kick Returner Eric Mttca't. Cfeve'and 1ALL STAR1~ AP All Pro Team NCW YORK - The tit] Attociated Prate All Pro Team, at tatocted by a panel ot 01 tporft writer* and broadcatltrt FIRST TEAM Wide Receiver* - Jerry Rice, San Fran erteo. Sterling Sharp*. Green Bay AP Sports Writer D A VIE — A coin pin r mllnpnr camr lo a crashing nut, nnO it will inkc thr Mtimtcd Miami Dolphlmthomr time lo recover. T h a t’ft O K . Th e y have six months. Detent* End* — Bruce Smith Buffalo. Nell Smilh KantatCIty Tackle* — Cartel Kennedy, Seattle John Randle. Minnatota Outride Lmahackart Greg Ltoyd P t ttburgh Renatoo Turnbull NewOrtoant IntMte Ltnebackert — Junior Seau San Oiego Hardy Nickartan TampaBay Cernarbackt — Rod Woodtcm p.ltlbvrgh Da-on Sender* AHanta Safatiet - LaRoy Butler, Green Bar Mar cut Robertton. Houtton Punier — Greg Montgomery. Houtton On Monday. Ih r Dolphins w rrr Mill reeling from u live-game losing streak that ended thrlr season shy of a playoff berth Th e final blow was a 33-27 overtime loss at New England •*ir# lough lo lake, because you're flying high and — boom — you crash.” receiver Irving Pryor M id. "W e didn't even have lime to say a prayer." SECOND TEAM OMent# Wide Receiver* - Andr* Riton Allanta Michael Irvin Datlat Tight End — Brawl jonet Sen Franc ik o Tackle* — Richmend Wakb. Miami Gary Z im met man Den.ar Guard* M-ka Munchak Houtton Stove Witntowtkl. Lot Angyiat Raider* Caniar - Bruce Matthewt. Houtton Quarterback — John Elway. Dam<*r Running Backt — Thurman Thomat Bu* lato Barry Sander* Detroit Placakicker — Norm Johnton Atlanta Kick Returner — Tyrone Hughe* New Or lean* Detent* Endt — Reggie Whit* Green Bay Chrtt Doieman. M,nn*tot* Tackle* — Ray Ch'tdrett Houtton Henry Thomat Minnatota Ovicide Linebackert - Rickey Jackton NewOrtoant Derrick Thomat KantatClty Intide Linebackert — M-chael Brookt. New York Giantt Ken Norton DaUat Cornerbackt — Eric Alton Philadelphia Nate Odom** Buffalo Satetre* — Eugene Rob.nton Seattle Tim McDonald San t rancitco Punter — Rich Camarillo. Phoemr At Thanksgiving, roach Don Shnla's leant was 0-2. lies! In the N FL Miami never won again. “ Som ebody wrote a song. Help Me Make It Through the Night. " Shula said. "I think It pertains now." Pur the sixth lime In eight years, the Dolphins failed to earn a postseason brrih. NHL STANDINGS All Timet E ST E A lT fR N C O N F E flE N C t Atlantic Dreitwn W L T Pi* OF NY Ranger* 1! 1 J SJ New Jertey n II a ca Philadelphia 10 II 1 al Wathington I! II a to Florida ta I* 4 1* NY Ittondert II 14 1 11 TampaBay It 11 1 W Herthea it DteiMen P.tttburgh tt tl a aa Botton tl tl 1 *1 Buffalo tl II a ao Montreal t! II a 40 Quebec tl II i J* Hartford tl It 1 11 Ottawa I M ) II GA 1411* 111to* teatea 111IN IM IN l » tie 111III taaico t}1lit IMIN til lit 141til tit 111 111Itl WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Dtviwan W L ( P H OF OA Toronto H IS 7 tf IM 134 Dallas to 14 7 47 143 111 SI Lout* to 14 1 4\ US U* Detroit 70 11 J «) IS! tie Chicago If 14 4 43 lit 141 Winnipeg IS 11 s n 111 14) Pacific DiriMan Cotoery TO IS A u t l) IS* Vancouver tl t» 0 V U* 174 Lo* Angela* 11 » 2 ;i 144 tl4 Anaheim IS 74 2 12 I4S 114 San Joe* 13 10 1 » >04 US Edmonton It 34 A 20 U l U7 Monday t Oem*t Pilttburgh 4 Ottawa I N Y . Ranger*]. F torida J Tuatday't Game* N Y ItlandertatNew Jertay i 11pm Tampa Bay v* Tyrant* at Hamilton. O nt. f i l l pm . Detroit nl St Lovii.l IS pm Chicago ot DaUat. I It p m Montreal al San Jot*. 14 11 p m Quebec el Lot Angel**. 10 l i p * Wednetdey't Game* Winnipeg at Hertford ! 11p m Vancouver al Ottawa 1 11 p m Calgary at N Y Ranger* 1 11 pm Montreal vt Quebec at Phoem. 1 lip m NHL SUI Panther* Ranger*, tern* F tor Ida 1 I 1 -1 M Y. Ranger* I 1 1 -1 Flrtl Parted - I. New York. Beukabocm 1 (Gartner. Amonto). I II Ippl 1. Florida Matlanby la. II 14 (pp) Panaltiai Severyn. Fla Itotorferencel. * 41. Smith. Fla (holding), 1:01. Kocur. NY, m*|or (elbow tng). • 11; Lfetch. N Y Icrot* checking). It IS. Lau*. Fla, ma|or Iflghling). 14 41, Kocur, NY. m#|or llightlng). 14.41. Banning. Fla Icrotk checking), tt 11 Second Period — 1. Florida, Hough 1 ISkrudiand. Brrmirgl. 1 01 A New York. Kocur I (Olctyk, Zubov), IS M Penaltto* — Banning. Fla I holding I t* tl Third Parted - S New York, Grave* J* ILarrrwr. Leetchl. t i Ippl Penalliet — Kovalev. NY Ihookingl.e 01 Shot* an gaol — Florida 111* — 1! New York IT I I II - Sc Peever play Opparfumtiet — Florida I ot 1. Neve York lot 4 Goalie* — Ftoridc Vanbietbrouck l] II 1 ISC thoft SI t*v*tl New York. Richter It S I ( I ! 11) A - II MO Referee - Oan MerouelU Line*men - Pet DopullO Mark Vinw* NFL DRAFT 1114 NFL Dealt Order NEW YORK - The k#lection order toe the 1*14 NFL dr all.to be held April}# IS I Cincinnati 1 Indtanapolit 1 Wathington a New England S Lot Angelet Rami 0. Tampa Bay > Atlanta I Seattle I Cleveland 14 Phoem. tt. Chicago II New Or learn 11 New York Jell la Philadelphia 15 San FrancItco I Irom San Diego) 14 Miami NOTEi Selection Hot t i l l will be dt lev mined at ieamt are eliminated from ih# pityollt with Ih* Super Bowl winner choming 59*n and m* knar i;m By ST1VBN WINK TV/RADIO “ Wirt one game — (hill's all we had lo do." quarterback Scot I Mitchell said. "W in one of five games. How hard can that lie?" Mitchell paused "W e proved It's pretty hard " Following the ollseason ac­ quisition of five high-priced vet­ erans — Pryar. receiver Mark Ingram, fullitark Kellh llyars. tackle Ron Heller and nose tackle Mike Gollc — M u ml lost two more games Ilian n year ago. High hopes lasted well Into a season filled with memorable achievements, which made the finish that much more galling. When Dan Marino suffered a season-ending Injury. Mitchell became a first-time starter and A F C offensive player of the month In October. Then Mitchell hurl his shoulder, and Doug Pederson finished ih r game that allowed Shula to break George tlalaa' N FL record for career Radio BASKETBALL 110 p m - W C B O A M 11*01. NBA. Orlando at New York, alto at 4 0*p m HOCKEY 1 tS p m - WG TO AM (SMI. Tampa Bay L ighlntng at Toronto Maple Leal* MISCELLANEOUS * p m — W G TOAM ISaOI. Courttld* Tonight I pel W W HZAM 'FM (fiO/tacOI the Sport* Nut "T h a i was about Ih r nicest weekend I've had for a long, long time.” Shula said. "Everything was going along so beautifully when all those tilings happened and the leant was playing rial well and the fill lire looked bright." In early December. Shula was n a m e d S p o r t s l l l us t r u t e d 's S p o rtsm a n of the Year. He hasn't won a game since. Illame the S! cover Jinx. Or Injuries. T e n starters missed a total of 45 games hceatfsc thry were hurt. Including defensive stars Louis Oliver. Tro y Vincent and Jo hn OITerdahl "T h e defense doesn't like to blame It on Injuries, but I'm on offense, so I can blame It on Injuries." Fryar said "T h e de­ fense was hindered by Injuries, and we started making a lot of mistakes on offense. Thai com ­ bination sjtclls loss." Turn o ve rs and the lack of a running game contributed to the Dolphins' downfall, and defense did the rest. Through 11 games, the defense had allowed an average of 16.9 points per game During the slide, the average was 33 {mints. Several veterans said they expected the team to remain largely Intact and Ihe return of Marino would stamp Miami as a Super Howl contender. Hut Ihe Dolphins' dismal de­ mise this season will not tie quickly forgotten. "I'm used to bring In the playnITs this time of year, like a lot of guys In this locker m o m ." Hyars said. "It's going to fester for a while, and we're going lo tome bark and make sure we're not feeling tins way ncxl year." Wyche hopes strong finish carries over By FRIO OOODALL AP Sports Writer________________ TA M P A — Sometimes. Sam Wyche said, you can’t measure progress by wins and losses, "W e had a goad year." Ihe roach of the Tam pa Hay Bucca­ neers said Monday, reflecting on a 5-11 finish ngalnst a schedule that included 11 games ugalnst teams l Inti made the playoffs. "If you measure the year only by the scoreboard, you can't make that statement. But when •your team gets belter every week and Is clearly heller the second half than ihe llrsl half, then vou can make It." T h e Hues, who have lhe league's worst record over the past 11 years, were 3-4 In I heir lust seven games. The finish followed 3 poor start In which Tam pa Bay lost seven of nine games by 15 or more points. " T h is Is not a team Hint deteriorated us the season went on. T h r y clearly, measurably got brtter as the year went o n," said Wyche. who backed off on a promise u> take (he Hues lo I he jiluyolTs next season. " I can't guar.inter anything. But I think this team will be good e n o u g h lo be In the playoffs." Wychc's optimism was based on ihe development of young players like quarterback Craig Erickson and receivers Courtney Hawkins and Horace Copeland us well as the Improved play of a defense that allowed 362 yards In Its first ntne games compared to 283 yards In the last seven. /.11-Pro li ne b a c ke r H a r d y Nickerson, a k ry offseason ac­ quisition. made a team-record 211 t a ck l e s , and E r i c k s o n finished with 3.054 yards. IH T D ‘sund21 Interception*. Hawkins look advantage of the absence of Injured Lawrence Dawsry to lead Ihe club with 62 receptions for 933 yards and five TDs. Copeland emerged as a blg-pluy receiver with 30catehes for 633 yards and four TDs. "This train Is not finished, but the foundation Is laid," Wyche said. "T h e re ’ll no doubl tills team knows that It can step on the field and play with anybody in the league." T h e offensive lln r Is one weakness that will have to be addressed If the Bues are going to evolve Into a playoff con­ tender. Quarterback was the team's biggest question mark when ihe season begun, and W y c h e is hesi tant to say Erickson is the answer. "W e are never satisfied, but we arc happy with Craig ... There's no question he's our starter. We can win with him. We cun go to the playoffs with h im ." -said Wyche. refusing lo speculate on whether Ihe Hues w i ll t r y lo find a n o t h e r quurterbaek In the draft or through free agency. Racing--------Continued from Page IB CO LLEG E BASKTTBALL f .M p m — SC. CV. Women, Kentucky at f lortdl, (L) I M p m - ESPN. Iowa al Ohio Stole. I LI, a**oal 1 M a m •p m — SO. MarylandatGeorgia Tech. I l l IM p m — ESPN, Vanderbilt at Ken lucky. ILI tl 10 p m $C. Women. E e p rttt Chmtme* Invitational Championthip Game NBA t M p m — l|. Orlando Magic at New York Knlck* (L ) 1pm - TNT, Seattle Supersonic* at Phoenli Sunt. IL) BOXING *pm — SUN. World liearywaighl Supeftrghtt 1 p m — USA. NABF luntor lighlweighl championthip. IL) coaching victories. Ten days Inter, on an Icy field In D a l l a s . 3 9 - y e a r - o l d quarterback Sieve DeDerg rallied Mluinl to a last-second T h a n k s ­ giving Day victory. That game was perhaps tbr most mem ora­ ble of the N F L season. timshiug us high us sixth on Sunday night, a night that saw him run four different features. Iwo for the Laic Model Slock*, earning a win and a second, and two Laic Model Unities adding a 15th place finish. Ponder will more Hutu likely try to nut both classes again In 1994. gelling Ills new Late Model ready for the regular Win si i m Racing Series season, hill taking one last shoi al the NASCAR Invitational Showdown as Ills (rack and NASCAR Re­ gional chunipionshlps makes him a prime eandldalc for the premier race for Late Model Slinks T h e h a n d s - d o w n favorite, however, for the 1994 Winston Invliaitonal will lx- Barry Hcggerly. Ihr defending 1993 Invliiattou.il winner and Ihe 1993 N ASCAR Winston Racing Scries National Cliantplon. Volusia C oun ty Speedway will host nine night ul asphalt racing during ihe 1994 Speed weeks with Litlc Models. Lite Mixlrl Stocks, the Winston Invitational. Stqx-r Modified*. Slrrct Slocks. Mini Stocks. Florida Modified*. Pro-4 Modified* and Mini C up divisions all r 6 uulng. Also m im in g on the facilities year-old. 3/8's-m llr clay oval will ix- six nights of tflrl track racing front February 13-18. with live divisions. H n v-A -Tu m p a Laic Mixiels. UM P Style Modified*. I'm Stocks. SouthraM rm Mini Sprints and Legend Cars, on the track. For more Information alxtul Sperdwccks '94. or any racing a c t i v i t y at Vo lusia C o u n t y Speedway, cnnlucl ihe race oi­ lier at (9041 255-2243 or (904) 985 4402. ■ �Sanford Herald, Hanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 4, 1994 - an People IN BRIEF i Theatre calls auditions The Orlando Ju n io r Theatre will be having auditions for Thr llohbltt on Saturday. Jan. 15 from 0 a m . in ntxrn at the Winter Health care e x p e rt addresses club Park Mall Com m unity Room The audition Will Include being able to sing lo a tape for approximately a minute and a half Choreography Is welcome. Starting Ja n 17 Ihc Jun ior Theatre will tx* olferlng theatre arts classes lor children ages 5 lo 18 at locations in Ixmgwood and Winter Springs. For more Informal Ion. ell I'eggy A llrn al /88-8O40or Carole Mawhinncy al 360-7816 or 834 3409. But Tobin (loft), who presided over the regularly scheduled meeting of the Sanford O p­ timist Club, welcomos Bill Malhas. health care specialist Mal has, r ep r e s e n t i ng the Ameri Life and Health Sorv ices of Volusia County, spoke on long term care which is not covered by Medicare Garden Club sets card party The Sweelwuler Oaks Garden Club will hold Us annual card party and luncheon on Ja n 17 at 10 a.m. The event will lake place nl i he Sanlanda Methodist Church, Tickets may lx* purchased by contacting Ann Wilson at 862 5162 All tickets must be purchased In advance. M»i*W Photo t>» Mtffoin Sttuo»d»* CALENDAR Clogging classes formed Optimists honor 2 from Crooms The Old Hickory Stumpers idler free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons nlv> available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from li toQ p m. Call 349 9529 for more Information. APOPKA — At its Deeerntrer meeting. Hie OpIlmHI C lub of Scmormi held a Youth App rrcin l l o n D i n n e r me et i ng a n d honored t w o from C r o o m s School of Choice. Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take till Pounds Sensibly, TO P S, invite the public to join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to R p m. ut the First Christian C h im b. 1007 Sanford A v r . Sanford T h r group now lias a private room to weigh people between (i I 5 a n d 0 : 4 5 p m K.uli week a different jirogram on welglil loss will Inconducted. Fur more Information at tout the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664 Oodfrcy Knight. 14. an eighth grade student at Crooms. was chosen as December's Student of the Month English is K n ight's favorite subject. He has been an award w in n e r In two essay contests al Hie school He is interested In s|M>rts. particularly iMskrlball am i his favorite team Is the Orlando Magic Toastm asters m eet at SCC Seminole Com m unity College (SC C ) Tnaslmaatera C lub *0581 will mrei every Tuesday, 7:30 p i n . , nl Seminole Com m unity College. Contact Uosella lion bam at 323-8284 lor more information Knight's future plans Include unending either University *»f Kentucky or North Carolina to major In electronics and some day have n store of Ids own. Overe&ters to gather A regular meeting of Overealers Anonym ous Is conducted on Tuesdays al 7 30 p.ni. at Flrsi United Mcllxxilxt Church, corner ot Park and 3tb. Sanford. For more Infonuuilou, call Carol al 322-0657. True her Larry Morgan. Itantlinustrr at Crooms. g ra d u ­ ated from Florida Slate Universi­ ty In 1964. He taughl Junior and senior hi gh school band In Titusville lor 17 years and band and general music ul .Jackson Heights before coming to S e m i­ nole County and Crooms. H e was voted Ilaudmaxtrr of Hie Year by the students. This is Ids 29ih year working with the students and last year be was In "W ho's W h o In Tcurhcrs of America.'* Dancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dunce Is held every' Wednesday, from 2:30 ■ 4:30 p in. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by thcDrltonlatis 11 piece band. Donation $2 00. Coastliners m eet W ednesday SA N FON D — The 1003-94 Coastliners meetings will t>c held al 10 a m. the (IrM Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E, Seminole lllvd. All former members and employees of the former Atlantic CoastIInr italltoud arc invited lo attend. For Information, coll F. P. Dunn ut 322-8981. Crooms School of Choice, a public school located In Sanford emphasizes the skill necessary to reverse the drojtoul trend In today's school system Aerobics offered The City of Saolord Kccrcatlon Department offers aerobics dosses Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from U lo 10 u.m . and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is $3 per class. Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified wlili over 10 years experience. Call 330-5697 lor more details. O ptim ist Club m eets weekly Th e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday ui noon at Shoney'son U.S. Highway 17-92. Visitors are welcome, Kiwanis Club m eets W ednesday Th e Klwanls Club of Sanford bolds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Klwanlans arc welcome. For Information call Wall Sm ith, 323-5088. According to spokesperson. O (D •h - (W K 7 .0 0 *1 o 6 :3 0 NDC *H*T| 7 :3 0 I m In B n 6 .0 0 6 :3 0 try lOewt l# t 9 .0 0 J*m 9 30 \U * D E A R A D B Y : I am a middleaged. divorced professional m a n . leading a busy, active life. A year and a half ugn. my eldest daughter. " M a ry ," 33, separated from her husband. m> I Invited Mary and her two lively gradeschool children lo move Into m y home. Mary Is attending college and has III lie outside Income. 1 gave M a r y the m a s t e r bedroom and tier kids thr other bedroom on that llnor, and I ttm tt- w*% u ~ MBO ii/ r " MAI MtV MASM two* — TMC r«r— Q z r anscri A -b T H T k n U lM K s s a JT fonssr” SrTfr? C*t$ U aP! on Lr# f«SYe*o»g Surtcjg ln * i * i m , |A| iiw e iU le j «m * a ion c m (ItH llt H J iT E i • ^ n q WO$m% iS T ii mihmq ]C+m P»M I N Lord U n iv n ! m (Ji «J f r*tt A lAnOiNgf c* Or* m s a n lr*v ••• ITS 4, C a m A oh |N w m r i |c*mn. 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Further InfunnaItiui can Ik - obtained from any member at l he weekly dinner ineellngs that arc held every Wednesday nt 6:30 p.m . al Morrison's Cafeteria In th r Winter Park Mall. Winter Park. Bandmaster Larry Morgan with plaque. Dad’s open house is for family only TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 :0 0 k ta t g Godfray K n ig h t. Student of M o n th moved Into the basemenl recre­ ation room. T h e situation Is mthcr chaotic, hut I love llicm all. Here's the problem: Atxml four months ago. Mary started g o i n g steady w i t h ‘■John." a businessman she's known tor lw o years. laisl month John started sleeping with her a couple nights a week. Although I land (he ktds| like John. I am not overjoyed w ith his sleeping here with Mary, since lie will proba­ bly want to spend more and more time here, and I am concerned about the possible adverse effect It mlglii have on the children. Mary thinks her obvious warm relationship with John will have a good Influence on ihc children Is my concern warranted? O r am Ijusl being old-fashioned? GRANDPA D E A R O R A N D P A : Your concern Is Indeed warranted and In my opinion, you arc not being "old-fashioned" — you are being realistic. If yo u r grandclddrcn see iheir m other's boyfriend sleeping with their mother, they will think It's O K . llul IPs not OK for unmarried people lo openly share a bedroom In the presence of children. D E A R A B B Y : Tills Is In re­ sponse lo “ H u r t In E u c lid . Ohio," who was having difficulty gelling her round-robin tellrr from friend lo friend. I learned early on Ihat I tie best way lo get a response Is to send a selfaddressed. slumped envelope. Mv husband Iclt his bools at m y sister's hom e when we vlsltrd them In another town. I wrolc lo her several lim es, asking her lo please send my husband's bools back. No I k m i I s Finally, I sent tirr an empty M OVIELAND ......... u : m t Her U B. Sorted WAYNESWORLD2 ® adoption. What about Ihc fntbeis of these children? Have they no rights? I am Ihc father of u baby Ixiy horn out of wedlock. I would have given m y right arm to have raised that child, bin I bad no say In the matter: he was given to strangers who adopted him. 1went lo court over this — and lost. We heur so much about "wom en’s rights": what about m e n ’ s r ig ht s? T h e system stinks. D IS G U S T E D IN T E X A S D E A R D I S G U S T E D : The "s lin k in g " system has been deodorized. Some fathers have sued for custody of thclr chlldirn — and won. There are now organizations that promote a child's right lo have Ixiih u mother and a lather Th e one with w hich I am the most familiar Is the Children's Rights Council. 220 Eve Si. N K . Suite 230, Washington, D.C. 2<X)24362. ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN box with our address and thr proper |KJstage on li. and m y husband go! Ills bools back with no further delay. SUE W A LK U P JU D D . SEARCY. A R K . D E A R S U E : A wise move on your pari I also learned long ago (bat a self-addressed, stamped e n ve lo p e I m m e a s u r a b l y I n ­ creases one's chances for u prompt rely lo a letter. D E A R A B B Y : We are always reading about unwed mothers who give up their children for iwnTinri .m u n jrnnrii •NO PASS MOVIE* |3580 N Hwy 17-921 ( B E E TH O V E N S 2ND ^ 1:104:10 7:109 10 T OM B S ! ON E Kurt Ruosall C E fl]J Mrs. Doubt Fire 1:00 4:30 7:10 9.44 ( 1:114:497:119 40 i J g e r o n im o/ )V G rumpy o l d men 130 00 7:119 IA CK1I.EMM 0N30 S 3 1:10 4 30 7:30 9:40 - / f • WAYNE'S WORLD! A loo ^ ------ \ — J fTT| J. 1104 107.00 9 00 EZ3 y > ChM„nlheM,chlne< S /* ^ JV SISTER ACT 2 A 1:30 100 7:10 9 30 V 10 7 j'W3 304 apm V30 J 9O10m H yQD J 9oo EaJ r BATMan; Animated y I 1:19 4 00 7 00 J I■ V ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND �•JV ,1 BM pH 4 B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 4. 1994 Hollywood making more than ever, but attendance stagnant By JO H N HORN AP Entortainment Writer Top 10 movies in 1993 LOS A N G E L E S - Movlr the.urn* look In more money In 1993 than ever before, but .itlendanee has remained u n ­ changed for about 30 years Flliiigix-rn .iik I studio executives blame higher tlekel prices for keeping people at borne. "Th e population has almost doubted, but attendance remains flat." Tom Pollock, chairman of the MCA Motion Picture Group, said Monday " l ro n tln ur lo believe m o v l c g o l n g Is loo expensive.'* Industry analysts predict 1993 ticket sales In North American theaters will break the 1989 record ol 85.03 billion. Th e final tally front the Motion Picture Association of America won't lie announced until March. An estimated 1.02 billion tick­ ets were sold In 1993, up 6 percent from 1992 but still below the l 06 billion sold In 1990 Annual attendance still hovers around the 1 billion tlekris sold annually In l he early 1960s The average national ticket price has climbed from $2.70 In 1980 to about $5.10 In 1993. the MPA A said. And m any first-run theaters charge 87.50. In com ­ parison. many home videos cost as little as § 1. Some moviegoers at Universal City Cinemas, the nation's most heavily attended theater com ­ plex. complained Monday thnt they were being gouged. "I'll tell you. $7.50 Is Just too much money to see a movie." said He . Hue liana n, who tries to see two or three matinees a month. "I can rent two laser discs for 81 — It's two-for-one T h e top 10 grossing movies of 1993. according to E x h ib ­ itor Relations Co,: 1. "Jura ssic Park." Univer­ sal. $339.5 million. 2. " T h e Fugitive." W arner Hrus., $ 179.3 million. 3. " T h e F irm ." Paramount. 8158.3 million. 4. "Sleepless In Seattle." TriS ta r. 8126 6 million. 5. "M rs. Doubtflrc." 20th day on Monday you know. And I don't have to pay $4.50 for a bucket of popcorn." " If the prices go any higher, then I'm not coming b a rk ." said Robert Zepeda, who Ixiught a t i c k e t f or " G h o s t In t h e M achine." M C A '* Universal Studios asked theaters last year lo offer hal f- pr ic e admi ssi ons every Tuesday, hut the plan fizzled aflcr a few weeks. Since studios get ubout half of every ticket sale and (healer owners face higher operating costs, the Incentive lo keep prices high proved ten* powerful. W illiam Knrtozian, president of the National Association of Theater Owners, said movlegolug Is still one of the best out-of-home entertulnm rni deals. Many theaters offer dis­ count mallnees or reduced ad­ missions for second-run films, he noted. "1 think It's a tcrrlllr value, especially If you compare It to a rock concert, a professional stage play or un athletic event." Karlozlan said. C entury Fox. $122.5 m illion. 6 "Indecent Proposal." Para­ mount. $ 105.5 million. 7. "In the Line ol Fire." Columbia. $102.2 million. 8 . "C llffh a ng cr." T riS ta r. $84 million 9. "F re e W illy ." W arner Bros.. $77.7 million. 10. " G r o u n d h o g l i n y . " Colum bia. $70 H million. T h e lack of growth In Ihealer a t t e n d a n c e Isn't h u r t i n g Hollywood's hot lorn line. A c­ cording lo The Holly wtxxl Re­ porter. entertainment and media stix-ks advanced almost 50 per­ cent on average lit 1993. com­ pared w llh gains of 13.7 percent In the Dow Jones average ami 7.1 percent l»y St a n d a r d ft IVxtr's 500 slock index. Universal's "Jurassic Park" made more than $339 5 million In Us Initial release — the mosl earned hy any film, although higher ticket prices were partly responsible. Some moviegoers said they would keep coming at Just about any price. " I would I k - more selective, bul If It's something that I think has good acting and directing and u storyline ol Importance, then 1 won.d go," said Mark Schmtdtz. v.lio was buying a ticket lor "In the Name of the Father.” Mark Green said. " I like the big screen and the better sound and the environment of the movie und gelling oul of the house." Second storm in a week socks East Coast with 2 feet of snow By MBA MoANANV Associated Press Wrltor The second winter slonn In a week swirled up the East Coast today In a "com m uter special" expected to unload as much as 2 feet of snow. Schools closed, salt and snow shovels'VuVfIshrd from m ore shelves a n d -e k tra road crews were c a lle tn rr as winter storm warnings were posted from the Carollnas lo Maine, and from the Ail.mile Coast to the mountains of Tennessee. "W e sold as m uch salt this year as we have the post three years." said Trip p e r Thomas, manager of a rock salt supplier In Blucfleld. W .Va. "W c haven't got any. and we've had about 50 calls for sail today." By daybreak. 5 Inches of wet. heavy snow had fallen In Boston, and the suburbs had up to 8 Inches. Up to 2 feet woe expected across the state by evening. North C a ro lin a 's northern mountains had at least 5 Inches early today, and New York’s Hudson Valley and Catskills regions received about 3 Inches. Snow also fell before daybreak In Buffalo. N.Y. . C in c in n a ti. C l e v e l a n d . P i t t s b u r g h , and Portland. Maine. Farther west. Iowa. Indiana, Missouri. Ken­ tucky and Nebraska got snow. T h e Intense storm formed when cold air pushed down from Canada, colliding with a front near the G ulf of Mexico. By m idday Monday, that storm, centered over Alabam a, and another system over the Atlantic east of Charlcslon. S.C.. were s t r e n g t h e n i n g and d r a w i n g moisture from the ocean and the G u lf of Mexico. Schools were closed today In parls of Massachusetts. North Carolina. Virginia. West Virginia and Rhode Island. A hardware and lum ber store In Morgantown. W.Va.. was sold out ol snowblowers Monday, and assistant manager Steve Harvey said manufacturers were sold out. loo. Th e store, also was sold out of salt and snow shovels. ' Norman Burger, who manages a hardware store outside Pit­ tsburgh In Perm Hills. Pa., said. "If li will move snow or melt It, they're buying It." T h e tw o s y s t e m s w e r e expected to merge overnight and roll up the East Coast. Southern New England was experted to get the brunt. " A com m uter special," said National Weather Sendee m rtco rologlst Rick Watllng. In S lu m lo rd . C o n n ., video store manager Chip Stahl said there was a tun on X-rated movies among people expecting lo gel trapped at home. Bread and rntlk went quickly at grocery stores. Last week, a cold spell that took hold on Christinas dropped temperatures below zero In sev­ eral states, causing pipes lo burst and cars to break down. Heavy snowfall crippled m uch of the Midwest and the East. At least 11 deaths were blamed on the weather. Need Assistance With Your Ads? C E L E B R IT Y C IP H ER __ ______ lacs__________ _ IMHW 'n U , •c u (**«U«*0 ' K V O X K K N 8 M H M A M V N J X P N U P O V A N H X Q K O H J X A M X 0 O A C K P U O D M M D H O C U R M J R J M A K X J ' A O . — In Elorldn. gale warnings were jxwsted today In coastal areas, and snow Hurries were (xtsslblr across northern Florida. Along the eastern slopes of I he Rockies, ihlnook w inds blew down a house under construc­ tion Monday In Fort Collins, Colo . and gnsled lo 105 mph south of Idaho Springs. Colo. K K V A . E N A O ur Professional A d Representatives M W ill Be H appy To Assist You In A n y O f Your Classified or Display I M L N A d v e rtis in g Needs. W V J M H M L . Sanford Herald PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Using stadium TV tcissns to snow instant rsplay I* technology run amok. I'm against II." — (Sportscastar) Jim Lamptey ( /Z f * tU f Legal Notice Legal N o tic e CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE ARINO NOTICE IS HER EB Y OIVEN by the City Commission ol tho City ol Late Mary, Florida, that said Commission *111 hold a Public Hearing on January X . I m . at 1 00 P M . or as soon thereafter as possible to con eider Second Reading and adop lion ot an Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF LAKE SAARY. FLOR IDA. AMENDING THE COM P R E H E N S IV E P L A N FOR TH E CITY OF LAKE AAARY. FLORIOA PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF LAND USE FROM LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO LOW MEDIUM DENSITY R E S ID E N T IA L A N D COM MERCIAL. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. A N D E F F E C TIV E O A TE amending the land us* on th* tot toning described property The SW U of the SW te. LESS tha East SI OP teat thereof AND ALSO th# South alO 00 teel ot th# NW '* ol the SW <* LESS the East U 00 teat there*I all being m Section It. Township >0 South. Rang* )0 East, Seminole County. Fterida more com monly deter.bad as appro.! m*t*iy at S acres situated at th* southernmost end ot th# City a* th* southwest corner ot Las* Emma Road and Emma Oaks Trail Tha Public Hearing will be held in th* Commission Cham bars 100 N Country Club Road Laka Mary Th# Public ti In sited to attend and be heard Sa>d hearing may be continued from tuna to lima until a final dacision H mad* by fti* City Commission Coptes ot tha Ordi nanca are ata.labte tor rovio* In th* City Clark't Office A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETIN G IS MADE BY THE C I T Y FOR ITS C O N V E N IENCE THIS RECORO /MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE QUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE C IT Y WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING AAATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEED INGS IS AAAINTAINEO FOR A P P ELLA TE PURPOSES IS A D V IS E D TO M A K E T H E NECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE P E R S O N S W I T H O IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC I P A TE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE C ITY ADA CO ORDINATOR A T L E A S T a* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G SA T taSZJ M* J0J4 C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Foster. City Clork D A TE D December?» ieel Publish January a. Itea DEN JJ N OTICE OF CODE ENFORCEM ENT BOARD PROCEED IN G TO CharlteA Sutl* Edwards Lit* Estate C O C Edward* Jr or (ho owwar III el Iho tenor* log den r .bed property Lois 1] & >4 Cates Add PD I PC *4 I St I Southeast Road — Santord. Florida RE : Casa No *4 I The Sanford Codr E «* * r« most Board was created by Santord City Cod* Ordinance ISM. as amended. as author Had by Chapter 1ST. Fterida Slat utas The purport ot (Ml Board Is to facilitate th# tn let cameo t ot the codas and ordinances l.t force In the City *1 Sanlord You ha»a bean charged with vte taring mo tenoning Coda on your property Chapter 4. sac a i n id i S l al. Chapter II. sac II 11: Schedule F. tec SO by tailing to maintain ttiucturt In a lata and sanitary condition: aliening high gronth to develop and ramain upon proparty, aliening accumulator *4 |t»it A dabrl,: aliening unlicensed end'or inoperative vehicles to be stored upon the property You are hereby lormeity notl tied that a Public Hearing m il be conducted In tin above styled coma by the Cade Enforcement Board of the City ol Santord on the 11th day ot January. !H4 al tOO p m In the City Com mission Chambers Room 111, Sanlord City Kali XC N Park Avenue. Santord. Florida con corning the above styled elo lotion The Board aill receive testimony end evidence at said (tearing and shall mate findings ol tact and conclusions ot tea You ore hereby ordered to appear before that Beard at the Wearing to anseer the charges and present you* sidt ot th* case You have me right to obtain an attorney, at your earn ripens* to represent you before th* Board You hero th* right to call aitnassas on your behait as well as to cross aiamma all other mtnassas II you do not appear, th* Board mty proceed aithout you Should th* Board determine that a violation eiists. It has the power >o issue Orders requiring you to bring the violation into compliance Including th* power to levy fines and create a lien on your property up to MtOOS tor each day the violation continual past th* date sal ter compliance by th* Board sOder It th* violation is not cor rected by tho timo ot the Hoar ing or It. prior to mo Hearing, you tome into comptianco with tho above slated alleged cod* violation but th* violation recurs prior to th* Public Hearing, th* Hearing will be held on th# allegations against you It you have any guashont concerning this matter, pleas* contact tha Build-ng Depart mant at (4011 ) » Site SHOULD YOU 0 E C I0 E TO APPEAL ANY AAATTER CONSIDERED AT TH E ABOVE HEARING. YOU MAY NEED A VERBA TIM RECORD OF TxE PRO CEEOINGS. TESTIMONY AND EVID EN C E WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE C I T Y OF SANFORD IF S NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* IS hereby given that I am engaged In business at tat Mattonvllia A venue. Santord. F L M ill. Seminote County. Fterida. ursd*r the Frctitteus Nem# ot ADVAN CEO N E TW O R K IN G TECHNICAL SERVICES, and that I Intend to register said nem* wllh th* Division ot Cor pprations. Taliahassa*. Florida. In accordance with th* pro visions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit taction Sat 0*. Florida Slatutes Itel AFFORDABLE PC S LwcteR Poynter Publish January A Itea DEN U motosi P E R S O N S W IT H O I S A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G ASSISTAN C E TO PAR TICI P A TE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CO N TACT THE PERSONNEL O FFIC E ADA COORDINATOR A T S » Sale 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING Publish December 14. II. IS A January a. 1**4 OEM 40 Pin •’ » C o n c re te FLO RIO A STATE REQUIRES all contractors b* registered or certified To sorlty a state con tra cto rs license c a ll 1 BOO 34) Tf40 Occupation*! Licenses are rsqulred by Its* county and can be vtrlfted by calling H I lix .e it u a CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Baal I Man Quality Opera Horn m m t / i M m i PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 11 corvcacuthr* t ! m « ------------ 57* ■ lint f contacuttv* ttfiiM------------ TOcalUw 1.00 A .H -5:30 PH. MONOAYttaJ FRIDAY 3 CfWacuttvB ttntrg----------- »1*iHna IttfltB.------------------------------ *1.15B lot R jt t t CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY p*r tssuF. bated on 3 liner • 3 Lima Minimum btb NOWACCEPTNG SchediAng may nckjd* Herald Advwrtear at r a cost ot an oSdtionel day Caneat whan you get reams Pay orty lor days you! ad runs al rue earned Us* M daecnebon tor fastest r u im Copy must teams accwfeatee t,(«> ‘ m •Gommaroai baguancy rata* art avaaatte DEADLINES Tuaadey dvu FrsSay I I Noon Tha Day Bator* Pubttabon Sunday And Monday S 30 P M Friday A D JU S TM E N T S A N D C R E D O S : In tha RYant of an error In an ad, the Sanford Harald will ba reaponalbla for tha first Inaartlon only and onfy to tha actant of tha co*t ol that In earn on. Ptaaea chock your ad lor accuracy tha flral day It ra n t. A 21 — P e rso n als ADOPTIONS Free medical car*, transpor talion. counseling, privet# doctor plus living espansas Bar t u n It Call Altcrnay John Fneker I too H I >444 J 3 — Lost & F ou nd l i t REW ARD tor return ot ttoten car cover. Hidden Lk No questions asked H I t i l l 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a re HOLIOAV SPECIAL 1st week tree, no registration feel MRS MICHELLES HOUSE n t n i t n e t it 55— B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s SNACK/SODA RTS |l >00:«Nk pot*nti#« G '»«t Ifly'll 1VO 411 IM ) 5»— F in a n c ia l S e rv ic e s DOES TOUR CREOIT RE PORT MAK l VOUSICK! Call The Credit Oocter t ite 144 CREDIT Our clients ere guaranteed to receive a malar credit card (n te days or complete refund STOP FORECLOSURE! I can help *1V success Barry Myars Ml 444 ( X I unt.HPM AT— M o n e y to Lend 41— C e m e te ry L o ts I LOTS Oakiown Memorial Pork J tor tho price of U st. tooCoii m in sno 55— B usiness ____ O p p o rtu n itie s Fstib. A Piyphoiw RU SI jot pee week potential ________ t EBB MB f i l l ________ NAME BRAND VENDING Local Snack i Soda Route for Sate SHOD wk cash potential i too te« j u t Legal N o tice UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Rtmovai ot tha bate* d* scribed vehicles was conducted m compliant# with F$ FIS OF None* that Butch's Chevron A Wrackar Sarvttt Inc will sail said vehicles at Public Auction tor cash an January 14, 1*04 at IS OR a m at TJOI W til Street. Santord Florida Wa rater*# th* right lo withdrew said vehicles from Public Auction ♦BOCadi IDtsBCtNAtltJiof 1«0 Chav Malibu IDtlTUKAOtaXa* Vahlclat may ba viawad on* hour prior to sal* Sate begins al 10 a m Publish January 4. IW4 DEN 14 KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONET! All you need is your titte Jack Diamond lor appointment __________ n o m t ___________ 71— H e lp W a n te d ADD TO TOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOW I CALLOTteJTJor in a a tt AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds lis* success Wa r* wall into our Jrd decade of training succasifut agent* Nollcansal Weilhalpt WATSON R EALTY CORF realtors mnss ASSEM BLERS Hand mail work 1 shills. I AM 1 XPM and J XPM midnight SI o*r hour Never a tee! Help Personnet. SIS Ijte AUTO DCTAILER For butting only enced Call Ml Seat Espari CLEANING PERSON For large apartment build1ng Relererices and experience resulted Hours I JO (PM Monday Friday St J1 to Start I I I 44X________ a CLERICAL TR A IN EE * S14C wkt Fast gtowlng co needs your or gam tat ion and peo*1* skills Topbanafits! FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T IM W UthSt.. I l l Ilia "a R ES/COM M Vinyl Siding . Alum Framing, Drywall. Doors. Rooting. Concrete m -a s n t o Baimt, CRCaim t AIR D U C T CLEANING, gutter cteanlng/screenlng. chimney sweep Insured Yosaig‘1 Sarv lea, Ik 4YJ0B04II JI11MI C arpentry C AR P EN TER All kinds of homo repair*, painting A ceramic III* RIchardGress.... H I Jtri Ratldanllal/cammarclal la 1ili'rrii.sr s / s HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN Iff T * SPLIT OAK FIREWOOD I Delivered or pick up I I a sleek US MSI H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t* AFFORDABLE Mena Repair AM phases Call tor tree rst Lie/Ins Michael J II FIBS Al DOES IT AU. Fla It right at a price you can altord l Ic’d/1ns From start to finish Carpentry, plumb Ing. altctrtcal. and rooting (vet I I yrt of *■par lance No |ob loo big or small Call nalUJer m MMMhrt A n d , at this pace, w e look forward to an even better n e w ye a r ol serving you. CALL OUR CLASSIFIED D EFT. TO D A Y I SaEiford Herald Z1 P*tJEfjfkAFlj’.E fe in tin g ** ■ RUNELL PAINTINO Comm A Res Pressure cleaning, Carpanlry. Door hanging/ Plastering Lk/lns ft) 6b4tt II yrt In but m It*I_________ PROTECTIVE COATINGS by Power Int /#■!. Lk'd . Ins. Freaestlmates H I 01*5 Plumbing* H o m e R e p a irs HANOT'S Multiple let*. Treat rod repair, driveways, paint Ing FreaesI S r.R tsc.m -W l M A R IN O H «m * R e p a ir , spec lell j ing in small |obt ^M CM aSI^rreM nnM lu Ja n ito ria l Services ' BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Commarctal/Restd H i A ll] Tiffs o n ry TWP MASONRY. Brkk. Block, stucco. Concrete. Renova lions UcJIns. I ll MM Po in tin g HANOT'S Heutapaintteg paint nave A savel Lew. low rates! K y rs e ip LlC/lns H A IM ] A A A PLUMRINO A SEWER, Lta ky faucets! Running toilets! UO could solve your problem Woter healers. >4 hr service sox sis m i Pressure Cleaning ~ DUN R IT it Ctean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks. houses Free esl. I l l 4isi Poof Int IMPRESSIVE RENOVATIONS W# remove rock A tor rools 40 yrt ftp Financing g.aliabte _^JcrBonde^tMtB!/E)^U4 S w im m in g Pool Service/ %e p a lr W EEKLY SERVICE from Sal mo. Cham Rite Pool Service 1*0 n i l Robert Shoemaker Tree Service ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie's. Int "Lai th# Professionals do It." Free estimates ____ m m t ) uur llu.sinr.ss l.rc ry Ih iy Lor t.v L o w /V*/' Month. ( a ll ( lii.wifiml. .TJ'J J ‘ (iI / Thanks lo your support and cooperation we have made tremendous strides this past year toward bringing you the best service and products possible. e 1MJ ( w a H u a l i u d w ii M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/rat. Lk/lns lERBBSBinHI MIS MOVING FORWARD American Heart Association RIJi WAY .V4 ' ■M<i ;V F lr e w o o d /F u e l Air Duct dunlng 8 H e m e Im p ro ve m e n t Fleering hrs 114 U41be*p*rl440S4l r Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 TTecfrlcel' A dd itio n s A R em odelin g C a r p e t C le a n in g - Seminole 322-26 i l * 2 >j SAM'S CARPET CLSANINO alas boll and strip (tears There are no small victories in the fight against heart disease. CLASSIFIED ADS . l.v �Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday, January 4, 1994 - BB 71—Help Wanted 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d t PART TIM E C LE R IC A Lt looking lor port limoT Mott ownhrt Idealopportunilyl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT T s e W f H M t -m s m CNR For I II certified Ih lt l M utl b* IN A f tk m h port time POSTIONS AVAILABLE • Monogtr B Attl Monogtr Ptrmononl. lull limt. salaried pottwnt ol Suo t Hallmark Shop m Lott Mory Conlrt Requires Hunt week tnd ond even.nq hourt For inlor mo lion toll *07 it* 4ito or lend m um * to 10* W Milchtll Hommotk Rd Oviedo FIM7»S_______ Accepting kppl.<*ik>ns Monday Friday. * * OeBery M o m M N. I» OoBory a*7 U 4 U 1 I DAYCARE TEACHER ________mswr t tO E L IV E R V D R IV ER . ir hr I m i l four te r m into high good Loro I deliver** Peldtwnefilst H u rry)Colli FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T i N W i i a it., m m * PRESCHOOLTEACHER A§« group r t P u iltim t.C ip p*< K*d't Ko>f*f, m f i n Eiptiitnctd floor firscn (Slripplng ond n o il Lot* n.ght tor Ip morning Molt or f.molt Equal OpportL.nity Em plpyor Colt V o ltrlt Mondoy Friday, f f l 1*» PRODUCTION WORKERS 10 NEEDED Compony u t k i individuals w ith o t k t m b ly a n d /o r mothlnt operating esperl •net I t h ill available * 4SAM 1 4PM ot IS hr. Mutl tat reliable ond cloon cut ollh own phono ond Irontportolton Contmitmonl mondotory * No.tr o lot I Ht*p Pot*— eHIM W E GRILL COOKS BUSSERS Hqm hiring Apply in ptrton Apply Ol R ) Sornoron Bird Ftrn Pork No phono coll plot w I MOTEL SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR Full timo Pitoto coll M l MSI or opply in ptrton ol too Inltrnolionol Parkway 4)14 HriiMhfiw StCMCTAHtAL MAINTENANCE PERSON F BpRf k#rtc# i« plumfoing #nd «)#<trlCJl NIGHT AUDITOR #tW* JUloM E ppet tfnttd m p r io r t)A»»lnn ttU W SR U . U nlord __ Subcontractor vttkt trp trl m et Monday Friday. IS SS w ords p t r m ln u tt plus WordPerfect-Wmdowt *>p Stnd rttvfwt ARI Ttt N Elm At*. Sootord. MTM__________ DIRECTOR For ettabi'thed chlldcert ton itr Educolion ond t.ptrltnct in early childhood required __ Coii m a m ________ SECRETARY PiM IJm# la p Ifl booAlsiwp trig. hlltiftf, typing, lorn* (o w pgttrfcnoslty JANITORS Snull Hotel Aim Min»(tr Pori hmo Sub confrocl our <m lontri Days or eyenings tr hr lotion ogr m o tc i LABORER! N E E D E D O H M ond unskilled Petition* troll obit Doyt Cell between I ) SPRINT IT A F T IN G ^ llt Mil • Rtllrtd couple wo*com# to Opply IB *411 . SAIT c HBOA B D TR A IN EE • W Tul Antwot Iho phono with o tm .it' No bortdom htrt FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOTM CNT 7NW ISth SI . I l l lilt __ LANDSCAPER F T potilien. COL not! 0 required t o im in i TEACHERS For ttlobllthod chlldcort ctn Itr Educolion ond trptritnco prtltrrtd CT440S__________ MAIDS F iT M F. I 4 Will Irom iXMtormi Molly Me.tl 74T KOI MEDICAL HE LP TELEMARKETERS E X P E R IE N C E D O N LY . 4 needed Immediately m o p*r wk guorontttd plut bonut No tolling ConloclMr Long __________ 174 9341__________ LPN II PM 7 AM Pori Urn* Apply m ptrton L l l t n r t Hurting Ctnltr, Fit E t i l Ind Street, Senior d WANTED: Lnrt In Homtnutif DOUGHNUT FRIEf CAFETERIA COOK PART TIME DRIVER For tldtrly tody Prlvoto Hr mg guoritrt ond VoLory Coll 11* *300 alter tOAM ___ ______ With COL Ciott A APPLY IN PERSON lI U L I r t r Lott Orlrt. MondtY-Prtdoy. *AM IPM Wiieheuse/Docl Worten Up t o ll)* ! hr (will troinl e m t s e i _________ m i h t WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL LABOR H E L P N E E D E D ! Bonut lor drivers All thlllt O.oitobl* Doily poy. no ttt Ntporl r*ody to work t B om . IntSutlrio! Libor Sue. I0H F rtrc h Ar No phone cell* NEWSPAPER AO SALES Tcrt ortr orcownl boto ol growing weekly in Dtlond t't* Menwgemen l potential ________ s o o n ro m t NITE INSPECTOR t N *» eolt Troinl Greet pioct to work No pressure htft Ft dhmelitsl Cell utlodofl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T rMWlSth S I. I l l tl>t Off ILL HELP Foil tin* Molt efftCM *nd cotnpwfef «i«pttltnct Ability to # tIIm ilt VtMtt* dtm i^t i plot CiM Vlcl l tor Afpo-nfrrvmT ^ I J j HA4 PART TIM E SALES Ortol poyl M SO hr ♦ bonut Fun environment Fitroblt hourt Coll Mr Flynn III t ill . WAREHOUSE WORKER • ST h r l B o n o lltt g o lu rt Ctloblithod compony hot 0 ptrmononl vpol lor you Coil! FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT IM W lith S I 111 Silt WINDOW SERVICE TECH P Full timo potI'On OE rptritnctdprtltrrtd will •roin • F ull compony btnolllt o Mon thru Frl t Mom 4pm Apply M l Power Court Sonlord M l TSOO BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! • Slnola Story Dtilgn • . Friendly, On-Stla No On# Below or Above Dtptndible Uenagemenl • Enarcy • Efficient Studio, • Attic Storage, Privite 1 A 2 Bedroom AJfordeble Patio A Moral Apartment* Sanford Court Apartments 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • Sanford 9 9 9 3 3 A I HOURS:Boss* J i J ' J J U l tt3 0 O ttid S « 71—HalpWanltd FEM ALE looking lor time la khprt tpl SMS mo co.trk ill Wathoe/Qeyer M l m i FEM ALE looking tor tim t to th t't houM MO wk Includes utilities_____________ m ism 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All rental and real t i i . i t adr*rlit*m*nli art tub(*cl lo I V Ftdtral Fair Housing Act. which m aktt II liligal to advertise any preference Km nation or discrimination bated on race, color, religion. ie>. handicap, temllial klalut er national evk FURNISHED I bdrm I ba>h Ou.tl, coir area 11*1 month si oodepot it if c o n ; SANFORD I bdrm college with Itnctd yard E.ctllenl neighborhood! I K per week plut SUB lecurlly ________ Call M l 7*71_________ 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u rn is h e d / R e n t cassclberky Upscale, tingle Mery, pelio Bpertmenit I bedrooms Ideal lor tnd'vlduel or couple __________ tM-4777__________ CLEAN i BDRM carpel, brands SllS'mo plut vet No p**l MB IBM____________________ C O N V E N IE N T to town All amenities. I >r lease, no pelt J 7 » l 111* SIM tec Mi 7304 CONVENIENT ANDSPACIOUS CALL G EN EVA GARDENS APTS ■ ____________ 111 >ett LEASE FOR LESS! One Bedroom Apartments H Y tO EA L Mostwood ApfeMlf 7714 HAPPY NEW TEAR) MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. U M mo 1bdrm. *410 mo and up 3254670______ NEAR downtown laniard. I t i n . "k * area. OH thee" perking IMS/mo M l 47*7 Q U IET 1/IV> manhout*. HOC Park. Adull comm t i l l mo end kec dtp Water/trekh IncI Barb Mon Frl M l M il SAN FO R D duple. I bdrm, lltl'monTh. 1700 deposit Call alter Ipm 174 *044 SANFORD'S B ill Ktpl Stcrtll Pool 4 L a u n d ry , I A 1 btoroomt Convenient loo I tonI Call Pat. M l *410_______ I BDRM., 1100 mo plus I mo tec. * BDRM. .WO mo plut I mo tec Call M l ***1________ I BEDROOM. U 7I month plut 111! tecurlfy depoill and Trieronce* _______ M l 1*0 1 BDRM APT lor rent New carpet, *11 appl . cent M/A Available Jan I M l 1011 103— H o u s e s NEW teea-s. NO DOWN I0\ interest. M X to.St71/me. l i X 70.1110 mo MS *70* _____ ttol. II ■ H I Bdrm 1 Beth, located in perk Owner tinane ing avail SI SCO M l 1701 __ if fj ts P il-s • IMSkyhti K 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R en t SANFORO. 1 bdrm carport, aacurlty system full H I . M I-M U ditcounled t i l l l / l , SAN FO R D A V E .. and Airport Bird New Mooring C / H A . p rlv a lt. no pels S 4 M 2 n o l" W H K _ M l« M _ 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / R en t ELDER SPRINGS ol! hwy <17* I, 1. 1 Bdrm. 17} So ISO wk noeatp MulU*or * c IIP* TRUCKERS 1PECJAL' t bd-m trailer lor rent Place lo park rig Call H I W*1 114— Warehouse Space/ Ren! LONO W O OD/LAKE M A R T Mid tl/e kSorege warehouses *0C kOu Isoo sq II Free rent w timo teas* Iromtlis-mo ___________MIOS1*__________ SECURITT WAREHOUSE saA and Old Lake Mery Bird *1110 1 000 tq It Ol llc/wa'thouta 'Finished ol I ko space also avaitabt* KepoMt Raalty. I *1*111* WAREHOUSE wetl loca'td H i West I41h SI. S*"lord MOO tq Net. G O Timing. *00 amp 1 phase. *iirt properly avail •or Putt'd* storage il required Call or wriit F. O bat lilt. Q»l*nd. FL I171l *»4 714 III I 115— in d u s tria l R e n tals OFFICE/w«fth*uta split. IBC Sq II Prime location al eniranc# lo Ctnlral Fla Rt gional Airport 4Q7 Ml 7iQ7 SANFORD MOSS sq It 1 phase sprinkler* U tq It Sltntlrem R tllly Inc. Jim Otylt H I 1«1« 1 1 1 -O ffic e Spa c e / R e n ! NEW Sanlord olllctt and or warttioutet BO 1 *00 tq II Special lltl/m t Ml 1SS4 SANFORD. 'cHliC*~spec# ‘ SBC tq H building latel. 1100 tq H per oliiitum l 111 7004 BATEMAN REALTY Q u id neighborhood 10*0 Palmetto 1/1 U71 321-0759 ........ 3717257 HIDDEN LAKBSi Nice 4 Bd.m. 1 Balh. Ig I d . SIS0 mo negotebto M l 17*0 Rembtowd HUD HOMES. ~ Law Lew dew*I Why rent? The Hilliman Oreue. M l - t m ........................ R*4Iter LAKE MARY. Nice 1 bdrm. Ht balh. ctnt H/A. Tented yard, clean. Lakt Mary tchooli 1400plut vac » 4 44* 1170 LIK E NEW. 1/1. lam rm. screened porch. 1 car garage Available Feb IlM/mo Call O d M l 11*1or *711*41 SANFORD 1 bdrm. I balh. fenced yard, carport 14*1 plut *40) sec dtp H4 HS4________ SANFORD. 1 bdrm. liy balh laketronl houteUSO/mo __________ Ml 7004______ 10S— D u p l e x T rip le x / R ent • *ONE A V AILAB LE* * 1 bedroom. I bath M l 44*4 or m i leas 141 — H o m es lo r Sale O n u i yn USE YOUR TAX RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT On e 1 or 4 bdrm he ne In Seminole or Volusia county Low monthly payment I Call far detaiNI Jiocl Minsfttld, 323-7271 AA Came*. Inc.. 1M-1114 STAIRS PROPERTT MANAGEMENT B REALTY 4*7 i l l 7111/111 MW ______ Rentals______ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Like Iron! on ground lloor 1 Bdrm w/welk In ciotels. porch. 1 pools, tennis, erercit* room A clubhouse ISslrio I ' i MSI 141— H om es fo r S a le s n « « l u B i i H O v t 1. »t NIIIR1 l PN0PL«T it S F H A O R V A A lLOW AS IN ANQ s end owner tinencing at low at V«OC mol Gov'i For* clotures Repot' Seminole. Orange Volutte laniard lets than SIAM Pawn • Over 1/1 acrtl 1/1, liv, dm. lam rm Sateti'kdith 1*4.*00 • Renevtled 1'1’ s Newer roo*. carpel, palnl, gar eg*, kcr porch siatoo • RELOCATING! 1/ISt brick, tef porch, fenced yd S47.100 • P O O L I R *noval*d 1/1. Tireplece. ter porch. IT1.W0 Assume Ne Oualilyt Immecu late 1rt, dining, family rm. I car garagetreiPITI 114.100 Markham Wdt are*. 4/1, 1 It acres Pasturenlibie 1101.000 llf ^ A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e PRIVATE COLLECTOR" BASEBALL B BASKETBALL spor t c a r d s L i t e r a l l y hundreds of special Inserts SS% at book or will trade *04 i » 1111 215— B oats a n d A c c e s s o ria l • II FT GLASTRON SS HP EvinrtM*. Nailer Outstanding Cendl Met! tee I U a t s m s ill etfk* SKI/FISH BOAT W HP Merc . ml trailer Runs great! IS 000 Pa r-it tInane* *>S IIP* • IHS R IO A L M*d«1Ttoa. t r 10". 4 cyt in -outboard motor ml drive on traitor IS.000 OBO _l»M 0 4 ovt* * * M I eves • 1* FT PONTOON boat, ail fiberglass. 140 HP Evenrude. V ary Iasi! Many eitras. like n*» 0 -1, || t 000173 **a0 • 71 71 GRAOYWHITE OMC 1 0 took! new, 110,000 obo Sanlord Ml Slid APPLIANCES. SATELM TES. car alarm*, turn . T v ’s New A Used 1111144 CHE I POPE POT A P P LIA N C E S ! Belt prices. Bast Werrenty Best Service! 217— G a ra g e Sales Washers, dryers microwaves W* buy appliances! Delivery OARAGE tele?? Why bottsert 1 tree' A 4- Best, H A MkS We buy pay top price! I * BAB r CRIB and chest Good 4*7 111 *l*t 4*7 M« *4iY condition, needs mattress 1100 M l MBA •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN •BABV PORTA CRIB 111 Call In your gtrege sal* ed by 177 oes) I] noon on Tuesday end take •CANE ROCKER, with pod. advantage si our special light wood SUM* S171 gerag* sal* ad pried! Call _________ evenings__________ Classified now for defeittf •CONSOLE TV Panasonic. IS 322 2611 In 1100 Call Ml 1IY7 • CURIO CABINET oak. glass bow IronI 1140 new. sell for 219— W a n te d to Buy US ...... Cell 111 1Y0) I FOR quick set*! Lovely lie rm I BOOKS WANTED Cash paid tor furniture and mur* piu* lovely 1 books In good quality clean home mus*c ftwe'er M l Clt* condi ti on Cook book*, gardening. History Art, Ret erence and many others Cat* Beaks_________ m a m WHAT DID SANTA BRING YOU BOORS ON TAPE FOR CHRISTMAS? Cal* Beaks A nr* ttfffo s nr* tube « I nr* btdvooM m l Advertise mem In the SANFORD HERALD S I and m a k e t o n * af ter Ch* istmat spending money I STENSTROM REALTY, 322 2CU COLLARD PLAHTS-11 A DOI SHADE TREES MAPLE SS __________ n a m e ___________ SWEET HAMLIN ORANGE*! SS per bushel Cell 31) t**0 SANFORD 223— M is c e lla n e o u s INC. BUYERS! DtscositgEd ia Tori Starch fw Voui CVum Horn? You NEED our FuU-Timt Saks Turn to ciM YOU Full Tim* Soviet1 So Call A/tjOiwol Them_____............ANYTIME) 321- 2720 LAKE MARY 322- 2420 SANFORD •la Our 31th Yaai« TWO HOUSES, located in nice area ol Sentord Owner lea. Ing town Mouse l\. 4 Bdrm f years old. ebtolutely beeutilui. Over I M0 tq ft Reduced lo MY 000 Haute 11: 1 Bdrm Historical home located on two lots in .S U These homes are to Cited side by tide and are beautifully lanscaped. fruit trees and Ilowers Keteil Realty M i l I to -ASSUM E NO Q U A LIF V I 1 bdrm 1 bath bit home. Ig Itnctd yard, quiet street 147 *00 -B E A U TIF U L M yr old Fla Cracker farmhouse on J acres begs relocation! Needs TLC Possible terms MY.M0 , W » it >• (C A L I.B A R T R C A I.E S T A T G .1 N C . LIVING ROOM SUIT Also. Hid* •way bed. I yr old. like new end tables, chair, etc M l IMF R E F R I G E R A T O R . Slavas. Washers Dryers Fee* I yr labor warranty Del eatra RAY I APPLIANCE 111 f French Ave. Sauteed 11* *04) REF RI G ER AT O R KenmovV white, lie u It. frostiest IMO «a» lisa 187—Sporting Goods" a BIKE girls 1* . Murray pin* eng wtuie SI7 SO Cell MS 4140 • DP AIRCVCLE Octal cendl tlon S1SH1 7YSY ______ GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE Lakeland Civic Cen'er. Lake land FL January 14. prt.iew ItP M A d m itw m tl January IS and S*. *1. Admission S4 City parking |J. Spentertd By Lakeland Bits* and PH tot ChrB, lac._________ MENS NFL GLOVES made by Itotoner S eek sue large different teams Jdoien Brand ne* HO each •04 511 11*1 191— B u ild in g M a te r ia ls • M OLDINO. halt round 1 dameter. Poplar Alto usa A t quarter round 100 teel US OBO Ml 4*40 193— L a w n & G a rd e n I HO R SEPO W ER MPU Mulcher/Shredder U7S Like 14*n I 337 1741 T9S— M a c h in e r y / T ools F I F T Y M OE N carlrldgil! plastic for klngle lover taucefs Will teperji* Brand new Heath HU 111 1111 322 7191 199— P e ts ft Sup p lies 153— A c r« a g « L o ts /S a le FOUR PAWS DOO Obedience rlatcet Puppy/batlc. advanced classes Lake Mary Cantor Thursday Nights Call Sarah «37 111 1*C1 II ACHES ml DOUBLEWIDE new 1 bdrm. 1 bath Pasture end woods No qualifying. I I I . 000 Also I I AC RES adleining irrigation, pasture S4l 000 Ml 0*71 H I *111 221— G ood T h in g s lo E a ^ WHAT TO DO WITH THE OLD ORES? 121— C o n d o m in iu m U n i u r n is h e d / R ent 322-2611 Sanford Herald 157— M o b ile H o m e s / Sale 93—Rooms for Rtnt~ A Q U IE T . C L E A N ROOM kilchtn utt phone laundry ITS ind MS M4 ttSSor M4 **4S CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W'kll i t t il SSS wk. SSL tec . ___Downtown M l SO*4 CLEAN ROOMS t.ngto starting tTS/wk K itchen , phont, liundry, vldto g im tt. ON tlftwtperking 1)0 44)3 __ TURN BEDROOM, cibi0 It, local cell*, kilchtn prly., SlS/wk Non drinkIna Ml P h PR IVATE UPSTAIRS shirt kilchtn A bilh t saa/wk in ttudes ill I B M il or I B 4111 Call our Classified Representative Today! property, w e’ve Information on ail in our classified. Ideal lor mobile home or home site, horses, calll*. terming, or nursery Toned agricultural 1) KO per acre Small down payment with owner financing to* ftf 1171 R *:"• r H vsiir**T 91—Apartments/ Houit to Share Stenstrom Rentals Before you make that big m ove, check out our real estate section. Be it condo, single family dwelling, commercial investment or income DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES 1JlAt W A - 11W Mutt hurt COL Lit* In San turd. Lk M iry ir* « Eiptrl tnitd prtltrrtd Apply tl MCIW ltl S I. Sanford 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle c tib les 153— A c re a g e L o ts /S a lo WRECKER DRIVER *ST JOHNS RIVER 1/1 ml garage, hardwood boors boa! slip View I StOO'mo l*00 s*< • SANFO RD 1/1 ml family room, carport. C/H/A. Citin' 11*1 me S1S0 security • SAN FO R D 1/1 Ig room*, fplce . »c r. p orch , dbl* carport NIC* UBS/mo SI Usee • SANFO RD l/ l apt CHA. Ipice . hardwood lloorc. lit* new SMO/mo. no security • SANFO RD 1/1 epl CHA. patio, clean 1400 mo. IBOkec Sltnstrom Realty, Inc. "We Manage year Hem*. Ilk* It wat out M m ." Jim Dtyle M l )t*S After*PM: M B lttl 1 BDRM. S4B month plut S400 t i c u f l t y d e p o s it i n d relerontet.......... ....... -M l M il 1 BDRM. I NATH Near town bus lines 1400-month. 1100 depot!! Ml *1S>_____________ 1 'STORY, J Bdrm . I 1/1 B*!h screened porch tlll/ m o Mutl have relertncet H I *014 1 BDRM w< central heal ond *lr Country atmosphere! 1100down I Why rent? The HUIIman Orpsrp. Mt-MM..................... ..laaWM 4 BDRM I l/l BATH. w/l«ffllly room, C/HA. new carpel. lanced yard 11*0 H I M il CHECK IT O U T K I T *N* C A R L Y L E 'S * by Ijir r y W rlR h i 209— W e a r in g A p p a re l • M E N S WRANGLER dnt t pants 14W ML Good shape I I 00 Call Ml Sac* • A B I R T H O A V O I F T . ot household pi tors to all yn* friends Sacrificing bee t l It) ale. slip |0int pliers, all In* sama sue lor only |7 Cos' *74 ________ Call M l 4l*d________ • A L U M IN U M tibered root coat ng. two I gallon cans. Ito _______377 4437 ______ AT T ENTI ON CONSIGNMENT. Bevtiques ar Businesses For sato shelves, display units, fabtos. ctatties racks, afftce furniture Priced to sett 31) 3714 attar 3or leave mtg GOLD CHAINS AND CHARM* 111 eta gram Huey's Creww Fawn 111 IIM O AK L A W N M 1 M O R I A L PARK. I ptos i » t reasonable Ptoasa call m 4 t » • POWER W H E E L S S1I1M Jeep Gord condition, new tJ4"*v.*t Rides tti'ldr*n up to *0 tos Paid t ill, asking *100 Call Curtlk Judy 407 Ml »aa SERVICE SALES B PABT I tor portable kerosene heater* LARRY'S MART M l 4111 230— A n tiq u e /C ta s s ie C a rs _________ • FORD THUNDERRIRO. IN*. All origma'I Needs some work II etSOBOllI 01S* 1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC • 11000 OBO All power Ml 0)14_______________________ • 11 PORCH! fit Tag*. U K m i l e s , t i e . co n d i t i o n . *» 000 obo Santoed Ml H U 2 3 1 -C a r* AML CONCORD Slalwn wagon, t l whit w rebuilt trans Good cond Mult sacrifice MSO QUO Ml >74* or 114 41** • BUICK LE SABRE Custom”. 1*71. VI. auto. air. P/S Clean runs great I Many new eilfat! 11*00 OBO 31* 7l*S__________ CADILLAC SEVILLE. M 1 dr. beige Look* like new! II.IOO Firm Runse«c*H*ntM4 Ito) • C H IV Y CJLMARO. m i . Re built VE. tots ol now pens! lYYSntOll* any timo________ • CHRYSLER IM PERIAL fl. Like new Mutt tell Only 1)3 000 Cell 14071)1) wsa • CJ-1 J E E P , I f l l . I cyl , custom, rebuilt engine, new fret brakes II,SS0Ml Mto 2 3 1 -C a r s • CORVETTE, If ll Needs very Itttto work Alklng IS 000 O' best otter________ 3H0H* E AGL E TALON. I I H Mint Condition Fully Loaded le.OOOml'es 1*000 131 ISSI _ • FORO TAURUS CL 'to*. V* etc cond. gtreged. all op ttons.tl.SOO OBO H4SSC4 HYUNDAI t m $ 1 6 7 .4 0 /M 0 • Air Cond • AM FM Cassette • Balance of Fact Warranty UYYOown Price t l. Y II Total Payments 110.044 <1 I t \ APR Tea. Tag A Feet In e l u d e d . *0 M o n t h s ml Approved Credit «*! *0»e Den Meatoy Acuta • LE BARON Caevertibie. 'M Red. loaded, dig dash, new top, new tires 1/ 0004»S to0* LOTS 0' CARS! AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE 1U0 iftfttotd Av« r fenced H t 121 MM_________ Metro Chrjrslif Plymoclh Where Peepte Make The Diltorente I 322-1K3S • M O N T I CARLO itto. great cond I A/C. runt like a topi Sharp Ijofci/g ! |l tSO 114 l ) *i PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUESDAY »:to PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. n . Deitena Beech ____ YtotoIlf Bill SHORT OF CASH? Seriously looking lav e nice, clean, ukad cart DEPEN CABLE Down payments at tow at IITY includes tea 4 till* Call! TUES AUTO SALES » *3 2 7 26 9 2 * * • TOYOTA COROLLA wages! ’*1. Auto. A/C. rad U K warranty IIP ISO 111 **» TRANS AM. ie*4 T tops JOS w 17 0C3m lies SJOOOOBO ____ «*oos*» • WHITE ie»4 Plymouth Grand Fury A I cond thru out Good mileage SI 000OBO 111 M00 • It PONTIAC ORAND PRIX 1 door. VI. ISO Engine P S P/B. A'C. new Irene, Cr*ig AM FM radio RUNS LIKE A DREAM 14**OBO 1M Yell • BY CAMARO R IF . convert Ibto. red black. 7*K ml Lika new mud tell St M0 M l M0) 233A u to P u ris / A ccessorie s CHE VY ENGINE MS. funs strong. CAN drive. S17S Also etched m lorrocs M1«M0 • R O L L BAR. lor Toyota Detkun N.tten pick up truck SIS 00 Call Georg# Ml SYS* 234— Im p o rt C a rs a n d T ru c k s • lU IU K f I AMURAI J E E P i f l l . Eacaiient Condition 1)100 ........ aOl**S 7IM 23S— T r u c k j / ____B u tts / V a n s • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 'If, I ton, Patieng*' van ctoan Loaded' Too much to lilt, mull see to appreciate Only I ) toe*OBO . . J i t MOO • •FORD f i l l e r ' Sport ’*)• Loaded A'P, } wheel drive 1 speed Immaculate condition sisaoooBQ iikkTo* ■ FORO RANOSR. LT X t l P/S. cruise. A/C. ktorra. 4.100 mile*. I yr or 3).000 ml toll on warranty. Call 333 ISU • HANOICAFFBO VAN. IY00 Ford E 1M. LIN. avtomallc doors 1)000 m UM _______ • HANDICAFPED VAN. HOC Ford E 1M tiff, automatic doors S3 000 3)3 343* • ten C H E W <i tun p up ISO V I Runt good Ergm* end Nans strong|l.M0Ml 1)1) I I I * FORO C O AC HM AN CONVERSION VAN EIM aluminum wheels, new tires 11*00 1H TYOf leave mtg 239— M o to rc y c le s a n d B ikes HONDA SHAOOW. M runs reel good, loo*treat good St.soo Ptoasa call *041*117H 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s /C a m pe r ! • 'l l MOTOR HOME Runsgr**' Will trade lor travel frailer ol comparabl* value 111 f i l l LK. Mary cuttem bvillt • 4/1. pool 1101*00 • 1/1. over I acre. ttll.MO • 4/1.1* acres pool'spa III*.TOO OWNER FINANCING I acre estate er I acre estate. both aver 4 000 tq ft 4/4. pool, lakelrontw/dock. S14T.M0 I 'a u i n r .it o ilN t : VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 _____ CASSELBERRY. Lakeview Ml Ig oat In kitchen New carpet, roof. fit*, and palnl Lg fenced backyard ml larg* l.eet Oarag*. Quiet erea near but/»hopping A real s'eel foe *44.tee Call Gene or Marie *i*eoiovitt*R»ai)y.iwc HALL REALTY 312 W First SI S.ttilord I t/l home. LSI,*00 1/t earner W .t lr ....... 147*00 tie r I arret I Terms I Country! 1/1/1. tarn . air, fenced SI7100 V W . loaded w/featuretl ITt.TO 323-5774 DELTONA 1 bdrm lit bath, family rm. eitrasl tit.MO W. MtUctewtkl. i n m i EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located anywhere I levestera Realty, l l « l « H HIDOCH ID THE WOODS Vary pretty log home. 4.000 square feet a bdrm*. 1 baths. 1 central H/A unlit, targe deck. 1 csr garage, fenced I aces l a 000 Owner will a*»ltf wM. financing M l 41*1 1 BEDROOM. I BATH All new carpel and palnl wlfhln F e n c e d In b a c k y a r d overlooking small lake Walk •OIdyllwlldt Schools U f 000 107 Citrus Drive By appoint.nenl only 1301*70 We ll Advertise Your Car (or other motor vehicle) EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! 3 lines fo r o n ly $9124 H (addiLional lin e s e x tr a ) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is raining except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! Sanford Herald �\ S V \ i \ \ 6H . Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. January 4. 1004 by Chic Youna BLONDIE Bronchial cysts should be removed a 7 ;■ JL D E A R DR. G O T T : C an you fell with a family history of the me anything u Ik u i I branchial a f f l i c t I o n ) be r e f e r r e d to cysts? Arc *hry Inclined to tie s|K-clalUcd centers. Many major cancerous? D E A R R E A D E R : Branchial c y s t s are the r c m n a n l s of embryologies! structures railed branchial grooves. which •• lor unknown reasons •• m ay persisi after birth. These cysts com m only u|>|>c.ir In early ndullhood. moat Ire<|urntly In Hit upper one-third of the neck. Uullkr malignancies that arc hard, branchial cysts arc soli, squlshy. non tender and usually enlarge. Because they can become Infected and. at the very least, arc unsightly, bran rhla l cysts should lie surgically rem oved. T hey arc not ma­ lignant. nor will they turn can­ cerous. D E A R l)H G O T T I’ve recently b een diagnosed w i t h H u n ­ tington's disease and would like to know innrr about the condi­ tion. D EA H READER T h is Inher­ ited disease causes progressive random movements of the limbs (chores) and Inlelleetual de­ terioration. Patients Initially ex­ hibit sntl-aoclal behavior and psych lathe disturbances, such us profound a p a t h y or Ir­ ritability. Within m onths nr years, severe mental changes develop. In conjunction with faci al g r i m a c i n g , difficulty walking, iroublr speaking, and other dlsordersof movement. T h r diagnosis Is made on C T scan, special X-rays of the brain. There is no treatment Genetic counseling Is vital, because half the offspring of an afTrrtrd (>arenl are at risk and the disease m ay not become r v l d c n l u n t i l a l t e r t he c h i l d b e a r i n g years. Chromosome analysis will In­ dicate If an adult Is carrying the defective gene. Because ol the profound cmottonul and ethical Issues surrounding surh testing, most authorities recommend that individuals at risk (those M E D IC IN E teaching facilities. hospitals offer ACROSS 1 Russian plana 4 How awaal 8 L a t--------(Baatlat album) 12 Ttmatabia abbr. 13 Starch from palm traa 14 Avoid 15 Actrass — f arrow 16 Change In law 18 Anclanl chariot 20 Chinaaa pagoda 21 Hwy. 22 Extinct bird 24 Rampant 2b Province In Canada 30 Passat through a siava ( I x such 33 Wlra mtasura 34 Slapt Ilka 36 — and cranny 37 Arrow ootaon 30 California county 41 Brown kiwi 42 Cloaaa sscuraly 44 Obvtoua v PETER G O T T .M .D . j i Answer la Previous Paula U U U U U U fc l UIULJLJ □ U U U U U ld U U U L I U U U U U k jlU U U U L iU jju u L iu u a u u , 46 Uuaical sign J U L H 'J U U U □ □ □ □ U U U UUUUULS UUUULUy LJLUULLIL] u a u u ij u u u u u ju 48 TsUa 40 — -longg 31 Exist S3 Abraham's son S7 Crook philosopher 80 Russian commune 81 Chinese Ipral.) 62 Brings court action 63 Mother of Mila 64 Sinks in middle y u c ju L s u a g o ULLIJJLJ UULLI U U U L J KOU U U U u u u U IJ U IJ U U U U U U 0 U □ U U U LJ □ U U U U U LJ llkir.1 klHfilMClkIH 4 Oancsr — Duncan 5 Scottish cap 6 By the lima — — to Phoenix 7 Radar's kin S Doctrine 0 So 10 Center of sail If Grattad. In heraldry 17 Platform 10 Uncle 23 King ol the Huns (var.) 25 Fish part 26 Author Kings­ ley — 27 Row 28 Lightening 20 First-rate 2 wds.) 31 Indian traa 32 Card gam# 35 Shackla 38 12th lattar 40 Graaalast 43 Chair 4S Not (prof.) 47 Froian dew 40 Sue 60 Solo 62 Cate for arras articles $4 Bullets (el.) 55 Goals 56 Algonquisn 65 Color 66 Gravel rktgo DOWN t Auntie — 2 Goddess of the rainbow 3 Msrdi — Indian SB Heist SO Author — Deighton WIN A T BRIDGE B y P h illip Alder especially aflrr thr double, that It Is curiously dllllcull to edit East held all three trum ps So. y o u r own w o rk . Stupidities th r rr|K»rter explained. South sneak thmugli unspotted. Hut wanted to play a trum p Irom when a good editor reads some­ d u m m e toward Ills hand. one cine's copy, errors are us conspicuous as u hlktnl-elad A lir r winning with the spade king. Soulh led a heart. West woman In Alaska Ta ke today's deal, for example. went in with ihr are and swit­ South's o(K-nlng hid showed long ched lo his singleton diamond. c l u b s and 12-10 hlgh-card Declarer won In hand, led a (mints. West's three-club cue-bid heart to dum m y's king and revealed u major two-suiter, but played a d u b lo li'« Jack Dis­ It l» usually reserved lor a aster! West won with the king stronger hand. South's live Hubs and led a heart. East ovcm itfcd was un each-way bet. It might the d u m m y lo drleai the con­ make, or It might Ik- a good tract. W ha l was overlooked? At trick siierlflre. After West led a sjiadc. declarer two. South should lead the rlu b seemed to have no problems, lie Jack from Ills hand. If East has could discard his diamond loser all the trumps, declarer can get on dummy's spade ace. And Into ih r dum my and pick yp with the heart ace marked In the East's remaining honor lieforr West hand, there appeurvd to Ik- any risk of a heart o vrrruff II •inly two losers: one heart and (ru m p s are 2-1. South simply draws the Iasi trum p when hr o n c e I u b However. Smith was worried. regains the lead. NORTH I CM ♦ A It I V K I ♦ J i l l ♦ •761 WEST ♦ Q7 5 3 2 V A J 10152 ♦5 ♦K EAST ♦ J i l l I♦ Q «J I10»7 « ♦ Q« SOUTH ♦ K ♦ 764 ♦AK2 ♦ A J 101 5 1 Vulnerable Neither Dealer: East SaatS W nl NartS :♦ )♦ Paxx !♦ Pass Paxa <♦ Pxu Paxx Eaxt Pxxx «♦ Dbl Opening lead ♦ 3 HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST DON'T THINF OF THt" " M OVf WAFTS , THINK OF THfM AS BANK si?* CHtCKlNO 6H0STS Of CHtlSTfAM FAST. ACCOUNTS • — -- ------------ C t c X ^ ? * | i T m a *(( « •wmau ~ 1. 4.94 by Jim Davis G A R FIE LD 0BE PIE,H0W CAN VOU *) 50 ST0PIP ? ^| W C U . l F V O U V E G rO T A P E R M IT , I &0E66 IT ’S OKAS' x r -T V P IS C E 8 IFeb. 20 March 20) Thro u g h the kind auspices of a 0 l by Jim Meddlck R O B O TM A N * i mate it w h w t h e w s n o o n e IN LINE AT A BANK AW Y E T I FEEL COWPEUEP TO ENTER TVElR ELABORATE MALE Of fElYET ROPESv— < xh C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-J»n. 19) Past due rewards or ac­ knowledgments for yo u r rflorts where your eurecr Is concerned could come to you today. The recognition w ill he deserved. Capricorn, treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by m ailing 8 1.25 and ii long, self-addressed, stumped envelope lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box -1465. New York. N Y. 10103. Be sure to state vour zodiac sign. AQUARIUS (Ja n . 20-Fcb. 19) Serious mntlrrs should Ik- taken seriously today, but also tem­ pered with optimism. A dash of hope will make things euslcr on you. dl •bSMI i 1B*1II. & y/ \ 1le /Wyj^MI f J 1 fS«ji xV r |f»Y t B y Bernice B ede Osol YO UR B I R T H D A Y Js n . 8. 1 8 0 4 Conditions-which have ar. ef­ fect upon your w ork or career m ay undergo substantial Im­ provements In the year ahead. T ills will give yo u a chance lo elevate your targets and rise lo greater heights. wtf u f e v p l ik e TO REBEL-JUST M L K RIGHT UP-COOLLY AND CONflPEHTLYAMDWCfc UNDER. TWE .v et rope in fr o n t o f for o n c e in THE TELLERS/-. A N N IE ouifi Thai's IT, m a / J — ~ CVERYTMINOi PACK THAT IN l’A'6 CXD lAft TMfc WAY I! HAP (5ft M.' i. t w i show if An t or IT WOAKi... concerned friend an op |K >riunlly ol a limited nature might be presetiled to you today. Don't discount Its value because of Its size. AR IE S (March 2 1-April 19) II yo u ’re persistent enough today you should Ik* able to uwukrn su p p o rt In others regurdlug some plans a lK iu t which you're enthusiastic but over which they've liecn only lukewarm so lar. behaving us If you're helpless. LEO (J u ly 23-Aug. 221 Your loyally lo friends Is one of your noblest attributes. Today a pal of yours w ho might need your support m ay get to see this virtue In action VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 221 Focus on your ambitious urges today, because substantial re­ turns can I k - gleaned from ar­ rangements where you're pre­ pared lo work for what you earn TAURUS (April 2 0-May 20) Do not procrastinate today about taking care of matters that could strengthen your material securi­ ty or add lo your resources. T im e und tides are temporarily trending In your favor. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Do not deliberately seek testy en­ tanglements today, but don't let them Intimidate you either. In ­ tuitively yo u ’ll know how lo sort out knotty situations. GEM INI (May 2 1 -Ju n e 20) Som ething In which you're pres­ ently Involved could get out of co n tro l If It doesn't have a definite course or direction. Others ean’t supply these requi­ sites. hut you can. CANCER Mime 2 1-Ju ly 22) An unproductive situation with w hich you've been contending can I k - adjusted In u m anner that could offer Improvements. Stop SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov '.21 In order lo Ik - more effective today you might llnd It neecssa y to delegate authority. Instinctively you'll know who arc the right surrogates for eneh situation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Dealings you have with friends should work oul quite well today. Th e exception In-lug situations where costs are to be shared or money Is exchanged In some manner. by Leonard Starr •HAVING Hl$ THW65 WWRf THtvRt s w A o te o ro pc | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 04, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 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/9b7da08b65d10aad3bb3d7963814c82b.pdf f7e444caf0b3f7a2d0a2f0f3e7983b9e PDF Text Text V PM at J a n u a r y - 25, 1994 TU ES D A Y 30 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminola County slnoo 1008 86th Year, No. 135 - Sanford, Florida Who’s swiping cars? NEWS DIGEST □ Cops share theories on thieves stealing autos INSIDE □ Sports By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer Girls* so c ce r district starts LAKK M A R Y - Lake Brantley. U k r Mary. Lyman and Deltona will host lirst round game* «>l thr Claaa 5 A -D l* lrlrt 4 Tourunineni lonlvhi ScePage I D □ People Good n ew s about cancer Dr Nrll J . Kinkier, director of Gynecologic Oncology of W alt Disney Memorial Cancer Institute, spoke to Heathrow Women's C lu b about ovarian canrer and the amazing results of treating certain malignancies with bone marrow transplants. SA N FO R D — At least seven vc hlcle Ihrfts were reported In Ihe Sanford and Dmgwood arras over Ihe weekend. In addition, several other vehicles, stolen previously, were recovered Sanford Police Commander De­ nnis W hitm ire said he doesn't believe the thefts urr being done by an organized ring "Moat of these are Individual reports.' he said. *and It's surpris­ ing bill we Irelieve we have found a certain pattern to m any of ihe car thefts." W hitm ire explained. " W r have had a num ber of cases where Mimeonr borrow* another person's car. I hen sells it to get money for crack cocaine or some other type of drugs." "Sometime*, even the owner ol a car will sell it to get drug money," hr continued, "then a few hours later, will make a report with (toller that Ihe car was stolen." W hitm ire said he Itellrvrs thr same would hold true for many oulo C.Bee Cars. 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Is* tad r »sn II raw ora In s lac tad W W too# S t, door, >a<t ad • Don't Isa.a jaw Mhirto anr anart Whttmiro said Ihata lip, m s , not srotocl • • » Front prototitonal, ah# knsn OkOCtty how to csmttsl on, srsysntsiirs swatura l y l I , *111 csrltm i, go S tong **T toasrd p*a ranhng torn, a m a to l Irani ttosling ysc* cor Isntord sours, at owl) at mo»* olhar Ion tntortsmsnl sganttor hsra brochurss an prsronrtng rsh k ls than, OfSilsSto • Dsn I H ’ l I" dark araat Try to sack roar a ttraal light • Dsn’l hide s tsar# ta r lomanhara See Page 3 B . T o p te ac h e r s e m i-fin a lis ts BRIEFS Lakefront planning on hold Who’s th e lucky winner? HEATHROW — Tw o north Seminole County real estate professionals will Iwve their fingers crossed Wednesday. T hey will 1>e Involved In a drawing along w lih 12 others for a 910 000 prize. The Arvldu Com pany Is planlnlng to award •me luckv Realtor with Ihe money, as pari of ArvIda's 1993 S pec Bonus Giveaway. The special Incentive was open lo any Rrallor sellings spec hom e In ihe 4th quarter of 1993 al A rv Ida • H ra lh ro w or Wesmere m m muni lies Involved locally are Margaret liatchrlor of Strnstrotn R eally In S»nlnrd. and Susan Lee of Watson Kralty/Lake Mary. A luncheon honoring the 14 people will hr held this Wednesday al Hcathmw Country’ C lub Hie lurk) w in n er of thr 910.000 check will lie selected during a random drawing. Shiver to sp eak at Spring Lake A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Lee S h iv e r, director of Srliool Improvement for Ihe stair Department of Education, will be Ihe featured speaker nl Ihe S p rin g U k c Elementary School l*TA turning this evening. Free t#hy*iiUng will tie provided lor the meeting which will begin with refreshments at 0 :3 0 p.m. The program will Ik - from 7 lo H:30 p.m . Th e public ts Invited lo hear the stale H|Hikrsman recount Ihe facts ol where education bus hern and predict where It Is going. He will olfer suggestions on how lo gel results. Spring Lake Elementary School Is loculed al 695 Orange A vc. In Altamonte Springs. For more Information, call Mary at 788-1736. By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer Linda Albury Carol Branaman Tarry Cook Martha Oraveley Anita Groves Connie Judy Mary Jana Serdo Barbara Sawyer d is t ric t r e v ie w e d Field is narrowed to 10 By VICKI DaBONMIBN Herald Stall Writer Vera Overbey Gregory Register S A N F O R D — The Seminole C o u n ty sc h o o l d is tric t ha s selected Ihe ten sentl Dualists In the annual leacltrr of Die year rcim|M’llllon. Earlier this year, cacti m I kiu I srlcctrd a teacher they Irll Ix-nl represented th r tdralS of the W A S H IN G TO N - While House officials hope President C lin ton 's Stale of Ihe Union address tonight can help re-energue his presidency and mobilize national support for his most ambitious initiative, universal heal I h rare. “ Il's nil ready to go." Clinton declared on his morning Jog. " I 'm ready lo go back to work." "Th e big Issues are crime und health care und welfare reform, a n d that's what he's going lo focus on tonigh t." said a senior aide. George Slcphanopoutos. Th e speech. scheduled for national broadcast at 9 p.m. E S T to a Joint session of Congress, comes al a good tim e lor Clinton. By J . MARK BARPIBLD Senior Staff Writer Voter’s registration set SANFORD — Seminole County residents may register lo vote al Ihe Tem porary Emergency Food Assistance Program nl Zayrc Plaza this week. Registrations will tie held Tuesday and Thursday from IO u.m. until 3 p.m . each day. Correction Hecky Hopkins was mlsldcntlfled as a teacher al Wilson Elem entary School In a story In the Monday Issue of the Sanford Hem Id. She Is. In fact, employed In the school's clinic. The Herald regrets Ihe error. From staff report* SANFO RD — There Is growing opposition In u housing and store proposal south of Lake Jesup In Ihe Black Hammock area. Beglnlng at 6 p.m. tonight. Sem i­ nole County commissioners will review a land use proposal lo build homes and stores on nearly 300 acres south of Lake Je a u p ut Intersection of the Seminole County Expressway and State Road 434. The property Is now limited lo one home every 10 acres, but developers Bailie Ridge Co. wunls lo build up to 10 apartments per acre on one portion o fth cslir. Developer* Battle Ridge Co. wunls to build 50 apartments. 275 homes und 35.000 square feel of com m er­ cial space on u site that Is 75 percent flood prone and 80 percent wetlands. Battle Ridge plans In apply a conservation easement on sc IiimiI Sea Develop. Page BA H#**M Photo k , Mart Honto Sanfotd police Commander Mike Rotundo. right, woe given his service revolver as a retirement gift from Ihe City of Sanford. Members of his Immediate family were on hand for the presentation. Rotundo will retire Jan. 28, after 30 years ol service with the department. The gun was presented during Monday night's Sanford City Commission meeting. Loll lo right, Commissioners Bob Thomas. Whlley Eckstoin. A.A. McClanshan, Lon Howell, and Rotundo. Ex-cop denied bail before sentencing in sex case By SANDRA B U .IO T T II Herald Staff Writer Classifieds........ 4 B .6 B Horoscopa................. C om ics...................... ■*•»•••.............................. Crossword............... •• Nation......................... Doar Akby................ SB Faopla....................... Deaths...................... SA Pollca........................ D r. Oott...................... 6B Sparta.................. IB , Editorial.....................4A Talc vision................. Florida...................... f A Waathor................... M uch of th e aame ■ m Partly cloudy with a high In Ihe mid 70s. Wind east at 5 inph. For mars waathor, soaFapo BA S A N F O R D — T h r co m m ittee usklug Ihe c lly lo match funds for unolhrr lakefront dcvrlpm rnt plan will have to watt a few week*: for an answer. Sanford rnm m lsslnnrrs' feelings were mixed, leading them to luhlr until the next commission meeting any decision atxiut |M>'lng half ul thr S30.(XX) for a set of (ilans l»y University of Florid* architecture students. Mayor lle ity r Sm ith was unatilr lo attend the meeting due to lllnrss a n d C o m m is s io n e r A .A Me* C lu n a lia u p re s id e d ns d e p u ty mayor. Larry S lin k ie r, clidlrman ol the W nierfronl Master I1«n Steering Com m uter. Iiad proposed the city puy 4I5.1XK1 <•* ball of another For 30 years off service 232 acres of ihe site. County planner T o n y Matthews Mild Ihe casement would allow the county lo preserve the area from disturbance. Th e Florida Department of C om ­ m u n ity Affairs and o lh er slule agencies will comment on the pro­ posal should commissioners con­ tinue Ihe review after tonight. Commissioners will consider ap­ proving Ihe land use changes June 14. Th e property lies w ithin u pro­ posed wildlife corridor sought by Rep. Marvin Couch. R-Ovlcdo. a Black Hummock resident. Couch said this morning he has not taken an active role In the debate, but said Ihe proposed preservation area would further the goal of establish­ ing the corridor. "If I had m y druthers. I'd have Ihe whole area." Couch added. C o u n ty planners opposed the pro|>osul. saying the site was loo wet l See Proposal. Page BA an of tltr contestants. Trie 47 upp|lcallons were carefully See Teacher. Page BA school. A to m m lllrr (rum tl.c th ru .•|>|>IH i t l l m i |tn« k r l m m l r tty ru e It Opposition grows over homes, stores State ot U n io n tonight ■ 1 V _x Honto Photo s, Mlchool Stodttatki Ex-Sanford policeman Quy Brewster appeared In court Monday to request release on bond. SANFORD — Former Sanford policeman G u y S. Brewster will remain In Jail until his sentencing Thursday after a circuit court Judge denied u request lo release him on bond. The hearing on several motions In Ihe case. Including a request for a new trial was postponed when the assistant slate attorney Meryl Allawns who Is handling Ihe ease became III. Brewster wu* convicted of eight counts of sexual activity with a child In custodial care In November and faces 12-17 years In prison. The probable sentencing range Is nine lo 22 years. Brewster was found not guilty on 85 counts. Circuit Court Alan Dlckcy ruled Brewster would rcinnln In custody al the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility. Assistant stale attorney Meryl Alluwas became III about noon Monday In Brevard County. Allawas prosecuted Brewster und werks out of Stutc Attorney Norm Wolflnger'a Brevard County. Chris White, chief of operations for Wolflnger'a Seminole County ofTlce. stood In for Allawas. The sentencing maybe continued If Allawas Is still HI. Dickey said the various motions pul forth by defense attorneys Robert Fisher and Jelf Decn could □Bee Bond, Page 2A SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �U - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 29. 1004 NEWS FROM TH E REGION A N D ACROSS THE S T A T E Board’s focus: Teachers out of field qualified to teach. Ilevey said. "T h e students would recognize that Immediately." she said. “ It would never last. You couldn't pull nom clhlng like that over on the kids and w r w ouldn't do that anyhow.” In most rases w h rrr teachers ure out of field II Is done In an emergency "band-aid" mrasurc to fill n slight deficiency In the stalling arrangements at the school. For rxnm|>h.. Ilevey said. If a school has oirered five ( lasses of Spanish, but only has the teaching rapacity to staff three of the classes, they may allow unother teacher who lias the li.n kgimiml in Spanish to le.n h the remaining classes even If her certifica­ tion Is In math. "W e would do that rather than not offer the class to the students." site explained. Th e district Is m aking e very effort, however, to eliminate the need for tearhers to lie out of field. By VICKI DeSORMIER Arby’s aims for nonsmoking policy Herald Staff Writer F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - Arby's Inc. will ban smoking In all of Its corporatc-owncd restaurants this sum m er and hopes to Install the smoke-free policy In all franchise outlets as well, company officials said today. Arby's said It would be the first major fast-food chain to have smoke-free corporate restaurants nationwide. Th e chain, which features roast-beef sandwiches, has 2.248 restaurants In the United Stales. 257 of them c o r p o r a t e -owned. A formal announcement was expected later today at the Multi-State W orking Group on Tobacco, a forum being held In Washington. D .C.. by attorneys genrral from 16 slates. S A N FO R D — Th e Seminole County school board will meet this evening at 7 p in. Among the Items on their agenda Is a discussion of the number of teachers who are teaching out of field. A teacher who Is out of field Is teaching In on area In w hich he or she Is not certified by the stutr. Judge upholds public financing law T A L L A H A S S E E - A Judge turned bock a challenge b y Republicans and upheld Florida's 1991 public campaign financing law that calls for the state to match Individual contributions limited to $250. Th e law had been passed at the urging of Gov. Lawton Chiles, who said It would reduce the Influence of special Interest contributions. Chiles praised the Monday ruling by Leon Circuit C o urt Judge F.E. Stclnm ever III. Bond Continued from Page 1A be scheduled after the sentencing but the bond hearing would go on as sched­ uled. White requested a continu­ ance because he was not familiar w ith the case. T h e defense attorneys argued Hrewster did not have any prior crim inal record and appeared at all the hearings and court dates before Ills trial. Hrewster testified he would appear whenever re­ quested to do so If he was allowed bond. White countered appearing on bond during the pre-trial period when a defendant Is optimistic about being acquitted Is different than being released afler con­ viction. He added the type of crim e Hrewster was convicted of m ade him a danger to the com m unity. D ic k e y said he re c e iv e d numerous letters from residents of the comm unity requesting Brew ster be freed on bond. However. Dickey ruled the ex- "Th a t's not to say that the teacher Is not qualified to teach that subject, though." Carolyn H evcy. personnel manager for teacher certification, said. "Usually the teachers w ho are out of field have completed some coursework In that area or they have taught It before In another school district or they have u background In that urea." A teacher would never be asked to leach In a subject area In which he or she was not In 1986-87. for example, there were 120 teachers w ho hod been out of field for three years or more. That year, there were also 55 who had been out of field for two years or less. T h is year there were 85 teachers who'd been out of field for three or more years and 40 who had been doing It for two years or less. "W e would like to eliminate this all together." Ilevey said. She noted, however, that many of the teachers out of field are classified as such because of "paperwork" rather than lock of educational coursework. " A lot of them have completed the course work and they are Just waiting for the slate to Issue them n certificate." she eald. That process, she said, could take up to five months to complete. Th e board meets this evening at 7 p.m. In the board offices. 1211 S Mellonvllle Ave.. Sanford policeman Is a danger to the com m unity and would stay in Jail. Hrew ster was convicted of eight rounts of sexual activity with a child stemming from a two-year |>ertnd when a y o u th lived with him . Hrewster met the youth while he was serving as the school resource officer at Lakevlew Middle School where the boy was a student. T h e victim Is now 21. W hen the attorneys began discussing some motions, proper filing lim e s and procedures. Dickey said to White. "D on't get sucked In by this case." w h ich d r e w c h u r k l e s f ro m t h e spectators. Later, the Judge oulpped. " I can assure you. I could have left the courtroom during this case and Ihey (the attorneys) w o u ld never have known III" Th e Judge also advised the attorneys lor the defense and prosecution to give proper notice If they Intended lo request u p ­ ward or downward departures to the sentencing guidelines for Hrewster. W aste not w ant not County waste benelilled PDQ Mall and More, a Sanford package shipping service, this week. Boxos and packing materials were delivered to the company by commissioner Larry Furlong, right, and Paula Irby. Computer Services Divi­ sion secretary, second from right. Store owners Nayda and Mario Lopez, left, recelvo the materials. MwaM PhAta hr ttm m , Vincent Tourism down 1.9 Task force calls percent in October for tougher high By JACKIE HALUP AX Associate^Press Writer_________ T A L L A H A S S E E — The num ber of visitors to Florida dropped 1.9 percent last October over the same m onth In 1992. new statistics show. T h e figures are the first lo measure tourism activity afler the fatal shooting of a British tourist at on interstate rest stop lost September In North Florida, a crim e that attracted worldwide a t t e n t io n . F o u r te e n -a g e rs charged with the m urder of Gary Colley are scheduled to stand trial this spring. Tourism, for 1993 By Associated Brass___________ Florida hosted fewer visitors last October than In October 1992. but the number of visitors for the first 10 months of 1993 was still ahead of the com para­ ble figure In 1992: Octobar 1993 Overall: 2.801.094 Auto visitors: 1.267.372 Air visitors: 1.533.722 However, while auto travel October 1992 was down. International air trav­ Overall: 2.854.896 A u to el Improved slightly last October visitors: 1.332.239 over the same m onth In 1992, Air visitors: 1.522.657 a cco rd in g to B a rry K e n n e y, director ot the state's Division of Jaaoary-October 1993 To urism . Overall: 34.522.876 "W e are pleased w ith that." he Auto visitors: 17.974.968 said. Yet he noted m a n y foreign Airvistors: 16.547.908 travelers make their plans — and pay for them — far In advance. January-Octobar 1992 " I still th in k we have lo Overall: 33.808.560 continue to monitor the situa­ Aulo visitors: 17.326.355 tio n ." he said. Air visitors: 16.482.205 M IA M I - H e ra a ro th e w in n in g num bers se le cted Monday In the Florida Lottery: Play 4 57-5-6 FIs. J1771 Second Claaa Pool age Paid at San lord. Florida and addBlanai man log P O r m A S T lX : to INC BAMPONO M H A L D .f O -ISC/ 1447. iM m ge I1S.SQ t rssr Irene Florida Aaatdantawua/poy 7% aalao las In adds ton lo ratas Above Phono (407) M J -M I l . Associated Press Writer_______ TALLA H ASSEE H ig h school students should be steered Into tougher classes and required* to earn higher grades, a group of educators has concluded. Morr than hall the high school graduates who enter Florida's com m unity colleges have lo take at least one remedial class In reading, wrtltng or math, according to a report by the Task Force on High School Preparation for Postsecondary Education and Employment. The (ask force wants the de point average required g ra d u a tio n g ra d u a lly raised from 1.5. "which Is less than a C average, below what Is normally considered satis­ factory." High school freshmen (his fall would have lo earn a 1.6 K GPA to graduatr, under (h r tusk force recommendation. Freshmen next year would have lo earn a 1.8 G PA und frrshmen the following year 2.0 GPA. The changes recommended by (he group, appointed last summer by former Education Commissioner Belly Castor, would need legislative ap­ proval to be enacted. Limiting access lo the easi­ est classes Is another recom­ mendation In the task force report, which was to be pres­ ented today to Gov. l.awton Chiles and the Cabinet. "Th e task force desires to convey higher expectations for all students through a more rigorous core curricu­ lu m ." the report reads. H ig h sch o o l m a th an d science courses are divided Into Ihrec levels, ranging from the most basic to the most advanced. ■XTINDBD OUTLOOK Today: Partly sunny. H igh in the mid 70s. W ind cast 5 m pn. Tonight: Fair. Low In the m id 50s. W ind light and variable. W e d ne sd a y: Partly s u n n y . High in the mid lo upper 70s. Wind east 5 to 10 tnph. Extended forecast: Th u rs d a y through Saturday: Partly clo u dy with m ild nights and w a rm days. Lows In the 60s. H ig h s each day In the upper 70s cast coast. In the lower lo mid 80s Interior and west. Tu e sd a y. January 29. 1994 Vol. M . No 139 belly «nd Sunday, stcspl if by i as tantord Herald. Inc. MO H French A v s . San lord. By JACKIB HALUPAX By Ateoclated Prata G A IN E S V IL L E F lo rid a 's economy Is turning the comer a f t e r t h r e e y e a r s In th e doldrums, say University of Flor­ ida experts. " A variety of economic In­ dicators now point to expansion, albeit at n slower rate than (hat of th e b o o m -b o o m ' 8 0 s . " rconom lsl Carol Taylor West said Monday. Ta ylo r Is the forecasting pro­ gram director at the University's Bureau of Economic and Busi­ ness Research. The bureau Is ptrdictlng three vean of growth for the state's economy In the latest edition of "Th e Florida Outlook." published quarterly. Construction, health care and business services are leading the way In Job growth with govern­ ment agencies and retailers also Increasing payrolls. West said. Nonagrlcullural employment lopped 4 percent for a third consecutive q u a rte r In mid 1993. wllh employment exceed­ ing year-ago levels In all 20 metropolitan areas, the bureau reported. That growth should case from an annual 3.7 percent In 1993 to 2 .8 percent in 1994. Th a t d o w n tu rn s im p ly reflects a t a p e r i n g off o f th e p o s tHurricane Andrew reconstruc­ tion boom In Dade and Broward counties. West said. Th e highest growth rates for the next two years are predicted for construction, expanding at 5 percent and 5.5 percent before dropping off to 1 percent In 1996. Services, trade and gov­ ernment Jobs are all expected to grow between 3 and 3.5 percent In 1994. with growth In all sectors to ease In 1996, West said. Personal Income adjusted for Inflation Is forecast to Increase 4 .8 percent la 1993. 3.4 percent In 1994. 4 percent In 1995- TH E W EATHER LOCAL POM CAftT Fantasy 5 12-24-17-1 i-5 Happy days predicted for school requirement state’s econom y Hi n r» 77 rt mm n n n n M n n n ti H La a 44 V n S4 40 4) 4f 41 U a u M SO 44 T v m p v f iljrtt Indicate prerlout day'* *1sh end overnight lo* to 1 p m E S I City HI1 Le Prc 011k Anchor *g* X 14 to y \ j - ^ ----------- ’ Atlanta 44 41 ( dr Atlantic City 1) n in Baltimore SS II rn THURSDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY Billing* M SA (dy Ptly cldy 82-60 Ptlycldy 78-58 Ptly cldy 82-80 PUycldy 75-85 Ptly cldy 82-60 Birmingham 44 i r Z&f Bltmerck n Of 01 ( dy B o im 4> >4 edr Botlon 41 11 01 tn Burling tan. VI 11 It 04 edr r - r ; * -/• Chortattan.S C AS 4] rdr Chortattan.W Vo 41 41 rn WEDNESDAY: T h e h ig h tem perature In Chortottt.N C 4} 14 (dy SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 3 55 Sanford Monday was 70 degrees Choyonno SI V ftn a m.. 4:10 p.m .: MaJ. 10:00 a.m .. Chicago 17 X und the overnight low was 48 us (d r Clovolond X IS (dy 10:25 p.m . T1DE8: Daytona reported by the University of FULL FIRST Concord N H 17 04 01 (d r Beach: highs. 6:57 a.m.. 7:23 Flortdu Agricultural Rrsearch ba llot FI Worth Jan. 27 A4 SI .14 (dy Jan .19 Donvor p.m .; lows. 11:46 a.m.. 1:03 41 14 and Education Center. Celery («fy Oet Maine* sr >4 ftn p .m .: New Smyrna Beach: Avenue. Do! roll M If (dy highs. 7:02 a.in.. 7:28 p.m .: Recorded rainfall for the Honolulu n 41 a (dy lows. 11:51 a.m., 1:03 p.m .; Houttan n SA m |K-rtod. ending at 9 a.m Tue s­ Indionopotll 40 IS (d y Cocoa Beacb: highs. 7:17 a.m .. NEW day. totalled 0 Inches. LAST Jack to n.M lu M SA (d y 7:43 p.m.: lo w s .--------------a m.. Feb. 10 Th e temperature at 9 a.m. Feb. 3 Xante* City m » SA 1:23 p.m Lo t Vvgai u 41 today wus 63 degrees and (d r Lim a Rock 47 so a (dy Tuesday's overnight low was Lot Angola* n SI (Ir 46. as recorded by the National Memphlt Al 44 (dy Milwaukee St IS cdy Weather Service at the Orlando Daytona Beacb: Waves arc St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet M o lt SI Foul IS 14 cdy International Airport. 1-2 feet and semi glassy. Current Nath villa At 40 (dy Tonight: W ind southeast 10 □Monday's high...............76 A*v—n- - wv w1 a wots n teens I t 44 (d y Is slight lo the south with a kts. Seas 2 ft o ' less. Bay and Now York City 40 SI •a □Barometric pressure.30.28 water temperature of 55 degrees. Inland wuters a light chop. □Relative Humidity....67 pet Oklahoma City ss 40 cdy Now Smyrna Beach: Waves Omaha I t s; •a Isolated showers. Wednesday: □W in ds....................... Calm Philadelphia SI I t ftn ure I foot and glassy. Current Is Wind east 10 lo 15 kts. Seas 2 to □ Rainfall..... .............. 0 Ins. Phoonla 4* rs Of to the south, w ith a water Pilttburgh 3 fl. Bay and Inland wnlers a □Sunset........................ 8:59p.m. IS J4 ftn temperature of 55 degrees. Portland .Maine SS Of .10 (dy moderate chop. Isolated show­ [S u n rise ....................... 7:16e.m. SI Loult SI 41 (d r ers. Soil Lake City ss 14 •A Wattle 4S 41 .11 (d y Wathingtan 0 C Al U ra r c o ZD 9 FLORIDA T IM M c*t» beitane Beech FI Laud Beech F w tM rn i GemetvHta Homettaed Jecktenrtlta KeyW ttl Lakeland Miami Pentecole W ittU T H IM u m ta n p * Vvrv W Palm Beech NATIONAL TBM Pt Pet 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ■■AON CONDITIONS ■OATINQ --------- 1 �i •* h » *stf* ■. •' i - ■ ' *# * * * p p p p iip ^ Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuaadiy, January 25, 1994 - 3 A Firing disabled cops Controversial policy not employed by local departments Retail theft Sanford police arrested Hruce Todd McCaaklll. 30. of 275 Marjorie. Longwood. at a grocery store In tlic 1500 block of S. French Avenue Sunday. A store security person mild McCusklll had atlrm plrd to hide two packages of steak, valued at $12. undrr his clothing, and leave the store without paying lor Ihcni Mr was charged with retail theft Domestic cases • Tim othy Eugene Thom as. 23. 38 Shenandoah Village Apts., was arrested by Sanford [Millcc at his residence Sunday following .m altercation with Ills wife. He was charged with haltery, domestic violence. • Lewis Thom as Boone. .Jr.. 10. 2555 Crawford I hive, was arrested by Sanford [toiler at a residence In thr 4fX) block ol Mrllonvlllr Avenue Sunday following a dispute with a female. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • David Jo hn Baum ann. J r .. 20. 3449 Country C lub Road, was arrested by depullrs at his residence Sunday following a dispute with a female. He was charged with Iwiltery. domestic violence. • David T . Jackson. 37. 1003 Hunt Road, (atngwood. was arrested by Longwood pollrr at his residence Sunday following an altercation with his wife. H r was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Aaron Davis, 07. fK)9 W. I2 lh S lrrrt, Sanford, was arrested at Ids residence by Sanford [Hiller Sunday following a dispute with a frin.de He wascharged with aggravated battery. Warrants served • Elijah Grooms, 2 1 ,821 Holly A vr,. Sanford, was located by sheriff's depullrs nt a motel on S R. 40 Sunday He was wanted on three warrants for falling to appear on charges of trespassing, violation of com m unity control In reference lo mile of controlled substance, and violation of com m unity control for obtaining property with worthless checks. • Sh.iii>n Ann Em ond. 30, nf Ajiojika. was arrested by Lake Mary [Hiller at her place of work on Rinehart Road on Sunday. She was wanted on a warrant Issued In Broward County for violation of parole on a conviction of driving under Ihc Infliirnrr ol alcohol •y NICK PPKIPAliP Herald Stall Writer SANFO RD C ity officials defend a policy calling for the "rin g of disabled Tam pa Police Department offierrs. saying tax­ payers would rattier have an ahlrd-hodlrd erttnr-fighting force than officers on light duly detail. Sanford and laike Mary [ k i IIcc have milder policies, lioih offer light duly lo officers who u rr Injured on the Job. Those Injured olf the Job however, have to handle iliclr own recovery time through sick leave or vacation lime So lar. nine Injured Tam pa officers have been fired, forced to retire or told they will In- fired. "In Sanford we give officers light duly il they are Injured while on d u t y ," comm ented Commander Dennis Whitmire "T h a t, of course. Is based on the expectation that they will recov­ er from iheir Injury and he able lo resume iheir normal work load." W hitm ire said n woman offlr rr Is presently on lighi duty, having Injured her band In an on-duty Incident. "W e have her working al the station with walk In co m ­ plaints," Whitmire mild "H ut even though It’s considered light duty. It’s still Important, because If she wasn't here, we would have to bring an officer In from Ih r field lo handle that Job," "Lake Mary doesn't have very m any Jobs which wc consider light d u ly ." said Capt. Sam Hclflorr. "H ut If someone Is Injured on duly, wc will try lo find something. If available, for them to do ." Hoth W h llm lrr and Hclflorr mild their departments do not provide work lor jirrsons Injured off the Job. " T h e y have to use up their sick leave and vacation pay." Ik-lllore said, "then they are Just off ih r [wiyroll until they can come back lo work. " Five of Hie T a m p a poller officers have filed discrimination c o m p la in ts w ith Ih c E q u a l K m p lo y i n r n I O p p o r t u n i t y Com m ission, saying the city viola led the Am ericans with Disabilities Act. The E E O C bus sided w ilb ihc offlccis In lour cases Th e fifth complaint Is firing reviewed. The federal acl prohibits stale and local governm ents from denying employment or benefits lo qualified people who are disabled. The E E O C findings have Ix-rn turned over to ih r Justice De- partment which must Issue a “ rlghl to sue" letter or sue on Hie officers’ Iwhair. All hough federal officials ref­ used comment, city labor at­ torney Thom as Gonzalez, said he expcriH the J u s lIce Department to life suit. City ofllclals u rr prepared to light, contending laxpayers will sulfrr If the department has lo keep pcrm anrnlly Injured cops on the [>avroll. Some Injured olllcers say II Is unfair to dum p Ihcm when they put Iheir necks on the line for taxpayers. Police say a weaker jiollcy would leave them overrun w llh officers who cannot get the Job done. For years. T P D has found spots for disabled officers, a practice followed In most de­ partments IFs railed working llglu duly and usually means answering the telephone, doing d r iv e r ’s license checks. In ­ vestigating forgeries, pawn shop t r a n s a c t io n s o r o th e r a d ­ ministrative tasks There are 802 slots, said Joe Walker, police personnel m an­ ager. " If we continue to do light d uly Indefinitely, theoretically, after a while nil of our officers would be Injurrd. 1 don't think the tax [layers would rare for Hint." A fte r fo rm e r P olice C hie f Eduardo Gonzalez arrived In March 1992. he decided (hat [Millcy was outmoded. He feared the department could lie overrun by ills.)hied officers. * "T h e citizens of Ta m p a suffer because there are fewer officers on the street lo detect or respond lo criminal activity," he wrote lo Ihc EEO C. Permanently injured officers originally were given six months of worker's com|H-nsatlon and then fired In April 1993. the city amended the [Hillcy lo give the officers as long as one year of light duty before showing them the door. Most officers affected by the city [ml Icy have received disabil­ ity pensions. The act requires the clly lo provide "re aso n a b le a c co m ­ modations” to qualified people wllh disabilities. If officers can’t go back on the streets, they arc not qualified. Gonzalez said. Police Chief Hcnnlc Holder declined comment because the cases likely will wind up In court. Information from Associated Press Is contained In this report. Traffic stop arrests • John Marshall Peterson. 34. I I O North wood Road. Longwood. was stopped by sheriff's deputies Saturday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked llcrnse. and driving under the Influence of alcohol. • John S lrv rn Poreo. 34. 747 Itayw'ixnl Circle, Sanford, was stopped on VV. (>w cola Hoad by sheriff's deputies Sunday. H r was charged with driving with a suspended/rrvnkrd lit ruse, and having linjiroper/unsafr equipment. Dig that tunnel Tommy Aulon (left) wal's to w «ld a guide pipe for an huge tunneling bit while Jam es K ram er d ire c ts the crane operation on the tunnel lo be used lor a water pipo lo run under Lake Mary Boulevard The workers are employed by Kerr Construction. Incidents reported to the sheriff • Someone reportedly stole some trees from u landscaping company Sunday, on S R. 40 Deputies mild 11 apjjearril the fenced gatr was opened by pushing It with some type of vehicle. Hems ta ke n included a six foot eight inch tall Itgustrum tree valued at $300. and six six-foot tall crepe myrtle trees, will; a total value of $300. • A VCR and other Hems with a total value ol $277 were reportedly stolen Sunday In a residential burglary in the 4000 block ol N. Highway 17-92. • A purse and lis controls valued al $415 were re|M>r1rdly stolen Sunday from a Longwood w om an’s ear [larked al the Lake Monroe Wayside Park near the Volusia County line • Eight video tapes valued ut $100 were reportrdly burglarl/rd Sunday from a residence In the 100 block of taiko Dot Drive. In Sunland Estates. • A residential burglary was reported Friday In the 5700 block of C .H >437. Deputies someone broke u window for entrance, and tampered with an entertainment center. Nothing was immediately determined to h r missing. • Various Items valued at a total ol $105 wrre reportedly stolen Friday from two unlocked vehicles In a driveway In Ihc 100 block of Tangerine Drive, In Ravenna Park. • Office equipment valued nt $1,300 was reportrdly stolen Saturday from a model home In the GOO block of Caladonla Way. Lake Sylvan Estates. The home was bring used as a miles office. HwaMftiMskTMtcSMl M t j M J* : - Pentagon heads Naval Academ y By T O M S T U C K C V Associated Press Writer A N N A P O LIS. Md. - ’ ’lie Pen­ tagon has tuken over Ihc In­ vestigation of the biggest cheat­ in g s c a n d a l In U .S . N a va l Academy history, with us many as 133 midshipmen implicated. Navy Scerrlary Jo hn Dalton rem oved the academ y from further Involvement In Hie probe Monduy after u report found that many midshipmen believed the o r ig in a l In v e s tig a t io n w as marked by favoritism. probe T h e repori by the N avy's inspector general Inund iliat 133 midshipmen may have gottrn an early look til an electrical engi­ neering exam taken by m orr Ilian 700 nirm hers of this year's graduating class In 1992. Elghty-onc midshipmen cun- Incidents reported to Sanford police • A $300 T V and other Items valued ut $1,280 were reportedly stolen Friday In a residential burglary in Hie 800 block of Rosalia Drive. • Four ilrcs and rims were reportedly atolcn Friday Iroin a car parked In the 10O block ol Grovcwood Avenue. • Clothing and Jewelry valued at $730 were rrportrd stolen Friday In a residential burglary In the 100 block of Country C lub Drive. • A CD player was said to have been lakrn during a residential burglary Sunday In the 1600 block of W. 14th Street. • A man’s sports watch valued al $500 was reported stolen Sunday from a residence In the IGOO block of Northlakr Drive. 21 years later, fugitive’s freedom is on the line By JU LIA P R OD Ii Associated Press Writer D E T R O IT Philip Chance thought he was home free. He escaped from un Alabama prison — where be was serving a life sentence for a m urder be says lie didn’t commit — and 12 years ago was granted asylum In Michigan. He found a Job. got married, bad two children and stayed out of trouble. Hut the state of Alubamu and the Uny town of Edna want him back. Th e y enn’t forgive the staying of H l-y c n r -o ld W n it e r C . D r ln k a r d . o w n e r of E d n a 's country store. He was robbed and stabbed with o screwdriver In 1972. In October. Alabama resumed attempts lo get Chance back, a r g u in g th a t a 1987 U .S . Supreme Court ruling opened the way for bis cxtrndltlon. Michigan Gov. John Englcr says be has no choice but to surren­ der Chance but wants to consult with Alabama Gov. J im Folsom first. Tha t leaves Chance In Umbo — not knowing If his future lies In Detroit with his wife and daugh­ ters, or In an Alabama prison with hts brother and cousin. Chance. 37. was 15 when hr. his big brother John , and Ills cousin LcRoy Sm ith stopj>cd at Drtnkard's store. Chance said he was walling In the ear when Sm ith came running oul wllh a box of money. D rlnkard luy dying Inside. " A llllle. bitty man — him and his wife run tills llllle country store, trying lo make a living oul of It. They decided he'd lived long enough. I reckon." Chester Rents, retired chief sheriffs deputy of Chocluw County. Ala., recalled In a telephone Interview Monday. Th e Detroit teen-agers, who were in Alabama visiting rela­ tives. were arrested u few hours lalcr and charged with murder. All three pleaded guilty and got life sentences. Chance said he was bullied In to n false co n fe ssio n by authorities who promised lie would serve only a year. Hentz. who took Ills confession 21 years ago, said Chance wrote out how the three planned a robbery spree. "W hen you give nomrlxMly a pen and piece of paper and ask them lo wrtlc the statement down and they write li down, then you know there's not loo m uch coercing they could do," Rent* said. After serving 8W years as a m od e l prison e r and tru s ty . Chase was denied jrarole. So he cscajicd w hile out an work release and hopped a bus hack home to Detroit. Eighteen months later, he was arrested, and Alaliumu lagan trying to gel him hark. im UI Senate panel seeks assurances on consensual radiation tests By H. J O B K F H I B I R T Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N A Senate [Kind Is seeking more assurance front ih r Clinton administration that radiation tests are not still being c o n d u cte d on people without Iheir consent, as oc­ curred during the Cold War. "W e know that radiation test­ ing. presumably with Informed consent, continues within the governm ent." Sen. Jo hn Glenn. D O hlo . said recently. "H ut do wc know w ith 100 percent certainty that testing without consent docs not continue to this day?" Glenn, rluilrm an of the Senate Governmental Affairs C om m it­ tee. was expected to get some answers today as he and other scnutois quizzed senior Clinton administration officials. Includ­ ing E n e rg y S rc rc lu ry Hazel O'la-ary. on c u n ent jhiIIc Ics on human experimentation. T h r hearing was the first Senate Inquiry lulu Ihc huniun radiation Icstlng Issue since Prcsldcnl Clinton directed u wide-ranging records search at a half-dozen d e partm ents and agencies — from ihc Energy and Defense de|mrlments to the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration and the C IA — to learn more about such experi­ ments. O 'L e a ry bus expressed re­ v u ls io n u h o u t e v id e n c e of hum an radiation experiment-, during th r 1940s und 1950s and has promised to make public all records jiosslhlc detailing such experiments Involving the old Atomic Energy Commission and other agencies. She also has said victims should tie compensated, especially If consent was u n ­ clear. H u t O ’ L e a r y lia s ( o l d lawmakers that she Is certain (hat current human experiments — to the extent they are taking place — are complying slrtctly with guidelines established In Ihc 1970s. Including require­ ments lluit participants provide clear and unquestionable con­ sent. She told a House Inquiry u week ago iliut the jiuhllc should not have "Inordinate fear of current research practices" and salJ that Ihc vulldlty nf sclcnllllc icsrarch "Is not at Issue here." only "the wav some scientists practiced their craft." Since the 107Os. there have been formal Insiltullonal Review Hoards lo enforce requirements I hut participants In scientific experiments provide informed consent, she said. "In fact scientists today must obtain Informed consent Just to administer a questionnaire. It Is difficult to conceive of the cthlc.il abuses about which we’ve licen heartnu occurring today In Ihc Untied Stales. ' site told a House hearing on Ja n . 18. fcnsi-d to cheating, hill most "repeatedly llrd until confronted wllh Irrefutable proof of their Involvem ent." the report said. Tw o panels — one rumposed of three former academy siqierinlcndenls and the other of five Navy and Marine officers from outside the academy — will review the 133 files piepared by the Inspector general. Those (wo panels and Pentagon official-, will decide punishment. Normally, honor boards made up of midshipmen and overseen by academy officials hundlc dis­ c ip lin a r y p ro c e e d in g s , but Dalton look all resjHinsIbllliy away from the academy because of a widespread perception that som e s tu d e n ts got special treatment. "T h e majority of mldshtpmrn interviewed did not feel truili was found, or even seriously sought." the report said. Th e rc|M>rt cited numerous examples ol lax handling of the lnltl.il Investigation, which Im ­ plicated 28 midshipmen. 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Publisher and Editor SIIBSCHIITION HATE 3 Months............................... 810.50 6 Month*............................... 830.00 1 Year ................................... 878 00 Florida Rsaldanta must pay 7% salsa tax In addition to rataa abova. EDITORIALS Let’s have a violence free Superbowl P e rh a p s w e should h a ve said tills a week e arlie r. S to p b e atin g y o u r wife because of a football gam e. D u r in g the past deeadr, the n u m lH T of d o m e s t i c d i s p u t e s h a s it t e r c a s r d o n S u p e rtx m ’l S u n d a y . Statistics n o w show that the playofT gam es, such as those of this |>ast S u n d a y , also p ro d u c e spouse abuse problem s. In ju s t th e S a n fo r d . L a k e M a ry a rid L o n g w o o d area this past S u n d a y , five cases of d om e stic abuse were reported. Som e w ere w ive s , others w ere female friends. Last year, on the same N F L pi ay oil gam e S u n d a y , there w e re six reported. A g a in , all against females. In e arly J a n u a r y ol 1993. a drive got u n d e rw a y to ca u tio n against ib is problem for S u p e rh o w l S u n d a y . M ajor organizations, g o v ­ e rn m e n ta l spokespersons, a n d law enforce­ m e n t officials all spoke out o n the severity o f the p ro b le m for th is one p a rtic u la r day. S e ve ra l c o m m e n te d that S u p c rb o w l S u n d a y w a s considered the worst d a y of the year for spouse abuse. T h e w a rn in g s w e n t out here In C e ntra l Flo rid a as w e ll, a n d we a rc pleased lo say people a p p a re n tly paid atte n tio n . O n th e d a y of the b ig gam e last year, there w e re a b so lute ly n o dom estic violence cases re porte d in N o rth S e m in o le C o u n ty . T h e u su a l n u m b e r w e re reported o n the previous S a tu rd a y , b ut n one for that S u n d a y . S ta t is t ic s re v e a le d la st y e a r sa y. n a ­ tio n w id e . that alm ost e v e ry ease of violence on that d a y . ts c o in m ltt-d b y a m ale, against n rcm a lc. W h e n a g am e gets heated, tem pers co uld h a v e a te n d e n c y to fla rr. Regardless of w h e th e r a person Is w a tc h in g the game from a bar. a friend's ho m e , o r the p riv a c y of one's liv in g ro o m , a v id sports enthusiasts w ill be s h o u tin g a n d p e rh a p s s crea m in g . I ’tty the po o r wife, g irlfrie n d o r youngster w h o in a d v e rte n tly In te rru p ts a fan w utchlng a p la y e r r u n d o w n the field for w h a t m a y be the w in n in g to u c h d o w n . Needless to sa y. excessive alcoholic c o n ­ s u m p tio n is h ig h d u rin g th is o nce-n-ycar s p o rtin g e ven t. T h i s adds to the possibility of a p ro b le m . W e u rge th e sa m e co nsideratio n for others that w a s sh o w n d u r in g last y e a r's S u p crb o w l. L e t's sec If w c ca n have h is to ry repeat Itself w ith n o dom estic violence cases th is S u n d a y. If n o o th er so lu tio n can be fo un d . It m a y be a n e x c e lle n t d a y to s p e n d In separate locations. Let football fans w a tc h the game on T V . Let n o n -fa n s take In a m ovie or go s h o p p in g . If e ve ry o n e realizes tills is a dangerous d a y. a n d takes steps to avoid a n y problem s, w c c a n h a v e a n o t h e r g r e a t v io le n c e -f r e e S u p c rb o w l. Regardless of w h ic h (cam w ins. It w ill be a v ic to ry for all the people. i -. - Berry's World M) V.'-rf* "How do you like mountain biking so lai?" r JOSEPH PERKINS Endangered Species A ct a dinosaur There Is a terrifying w rite In the monstrously successful film "Jurassic Park" where n young hoy and girl are hunted by n pair of ferocious veloclniptors. So cunning are these homicidal two-legged treasts lh.it they actually figure out how to unloc k doors. The last of Hits dinosaur specie* vanished from the planet atKuit 65 million years ago. It Is hard to see how humanktnd Is worse off for thetr extinction. Which bring us to the 20-year-old Endangered Species Act. which appears headed for the mother of all reauthartzatton battles In coming months. It m a y well lx- the most draconian environmental law on the federal books Regulators at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service enforce the Endangered Species Act With a zeal rivaled only by the tax collectors at the Internal Revenue Sere Ice Th e y are unhesttanl lo trample upon properly rights, to kill Jobs, to staunch much-needed development In the name of preserving some lowly subspecies or another. T o date. Fish and Wildlife has listed more than 600 specks as endangered or threatened. It has restricted hum an use of some 90 million arres throughout the country to preserve the habitat of this darler or that smelt, at u cost of lens of billions of dollars tas|layers and private turtle* N o w h e re Is tills regulatory overreach m u re o u tra g e o u s than tn California. In 1988. for Instance, th e g o v e r n m e n t listed the Kangaroo rat .is an endangered species. Slnrc then, taxpayers have spent more than $100 m il­ lion to preserve the verm in. The 77.000 acres of privatr prop­ e r ty In R ive rsid e C o u n ty that have ( It may woll bo been declared "K-rat the mosl study areas" make draconian t h e t r 111 c r t h e environmental c o u n t y 's lu r g r s t law on tho landowner. federal books. ■ Sim ilarly. In March of la st y e a r, the California gnatrat cher made the feds' endangered species list Human activity now Is all hut torbtddcn on more than -100,000 acres ol coastal sage scrub in San IJIcgo and Orange counties. The preservation types say that such extreme steps are necessary because m a n y wildlife species like the K-rat anil the gnatcntchcr are quietly jiertshlng. The mosl nfl-clted llgure. ginned up by Harvard biologist Edward O Wilson. Is 50.000 specie* a year (up from his previous estimates of 4.000. then 30.000). Of course, likr so many scary num bers used to justify dubious government regulation. Wilson's was based on no empirical evidence. Moreover, W ilson's numbers are based not on environmental hnbltuts In the United States, hut largely on tropical rain forests throughout the world A thorough and unemotional Investiga­ tion of the 600 or so native U.S. s|*ec!es listed as endangered probably would llnd that most really are not at risk of extinction. The northern spotted owl provides a ease In point. Fish and Wildlife com m andeered a staggering 4.2 million acres to protect the bird, restricting logging In old-growth forests, the owl's purportedly exclusive habitat. Now come rejxirts that the owl actually Is nourishing In new-growth stands in northern California SARAH OVERSTREE How TV violence influences kids DONNA BRITT Getting through the earthquake LO S A N G E L E S - Tonle Pickett's oddest earthquake m om ent came Just after the Jolts began. Dolling to the room of her daughter. Asya. 5. she snatched the child from her bed. A huge m irror toppled onto the rnultrcss. right where her daughter had lain. For writer Patrick Roth. 40 — who "rode" the 4-30 a.m . In his bed like a roller coaster — the awe didn't lilt until he stumbled Into his hallway and fllck-d on a flashlight He saw u living room so totally trashed, so unfamiliar, that It reminded him of a movie set. "1 had no words." he said. As fur m y weirdest quake m om ent. I'll pul it like this: W hen you're In a plane at 30,000 feet, the last thing you want to hear your pilot announce Is. " I have some very bad news." Monday m orning, when sleepy passengers on the L.A .-b o u nd red-eye out of Honolulu heard that, nobody moved. "A t about 5 this morning. Lo* Angeles was bit by a m ajor earthquake." the pilot con­ tinued. "T h e epicenter Is In the San Fernando VAlley...telephone lines are down: L A X Airport Is closed. We are being rerouted to Ontario (Calif.)." As our flight veered east, a few passengers could make out small fires In th r still-dark distance. Landing on a lonely runw ay, w r sat for two hours, wondering what was happening Just an hour's drive away. All around, voices m urm ured anxiously about loved ones In L.A. — "M y son." sighed one woman: "M y girlfriend." a m an Intoned. My brother. All I could think was that Hm cc. m y best friend since we were kids and w ho now lives In the San Frcm a n d o Valley city of Sherman Oaks, was supposed to leave shortly after 5 a.m. to pick me up from L A X . He could have been on the highway, l thought. Then u member of the flight crew made things worse by saying that he’d heard the epicenter was In Sherman Oaks. Finally, there came the announcement that L A X had reopened. Said a flight attendant In her best upbent voice. "W e will till get through this, together." Landing In L .A .. the last thing I expected lo encounter was normalcy. Uut at the airport, things couldn't have seemed more mundane — businessmen hu rryin g distractedly to claims, a blond woman making goo-goo eyes at her toddler son. riding atop u luggage-piled carl. Out Just a half-hour's drive up the 405 Freeway, in a rented ear headed to my brother’s apartm ent, nothing was as It should have been. Th e freeway Into the valley should have been bustling by m id morning, out cars were few. Exiling at Sherm an Oaks, it was impossible not to notice that the familiar Westwurd Ho market bad no glass left In Its huge windows — It felt like stum bling upon a neighbor nude. A corner tralllc light leaned drunkenly toward the street, but at least It was working. E ls e w h e r e , d riv e rs p ro p e lle d v e h ic le s kam ikazr-llke through signal-less Intersec­ tions. Along Ventura's glitzy commercial strip, store owners sm dazed before their shattered shops walling far the ptywood to arrive. On e very street, c lu m p s of people stood staring. Joking m a rve lin g . Outside t h e ir re s p e c tiv e a p a r t m e n t s on Dickens St.. 5-yearold pals Asya Pollard and M alachl Riley couldn't wait to reInte horror stories. " I was srrered." LZ! Malachl said. "M y toybox slldcd t W h e n you're In all the way Into the a p la n e at living room !" 30,000 (eel, the Added Asya as her Iasi thing you mom. Tonic, looked w ant lo hear on. "th e bed was yo u r pilot shaking real fast. My announce Is, ‘I morn was yelling. have some very A ija f Aayut Then all bad news ■ the stuff fell down! ...My m om cried, nut our neighbor prayed w ith us. and wc felt belter." She lifted up htr sweater. "See. I still have on rny pajamas." My brother, of course, was line. Ills apart­ m ent Is about ID m ile s south of (h e 6.6-mugnttudc quake's epicenter. At the first Jolt, he said. " I ran Into m y safe place" — a narrow, enclosed hallway not far from his bed. "O nce I knew I wasn't gotng to be Impaled by an airborne CD. 1 Just sal In thr dark, listening to the rattling outside." The n suddenly, he said, " I smelled cologne." Ills medicine cabinet had spewed all of Us contents onto the floor. “ T h e n It was over." Uut It wasn't over really, for anybody. U ru ic's neighbor. To m . still had to decide where to stun cleaning up toppled appliances, an emptied fridge, shattered paintings and the contents of five wall-length bookcases that had wrenched free from where he had carefully bolted them. Tonle Plcketl still had endless aftershocks — sonic 200 as of 5:30 p .m . — to ease her daughter through. She had yet to figure out a way lo convince her child — and herself — that it was okay to fall asleep again. Droce and I still have m any grateful thanks to give. W c'II remember that through this, together. not everyone got In a recent survey. A m e rica 's school superintendent* nationwide blamed violentr hr T V and movies for thr significant rise in student violent r they're seeing. What? You mean that Just because kids sec a sir.idy diet ol |>coplc blowing each other's heads oft. children telling their parents and teachers to kiss their d e slgn cr-je n n cd tM-htnds. and rap videos (hat portray troys Jerking down girls' bikini top* and dousing t h c m w i t h ti c- e r . youngster* Infer that I hey s h o u ld a lso behave th a t w a y? What a novel theory. At least It's pretty n o ve l to flie T V ', m o v ie a n d m u s ic In d u strie s, w h o ’vc downplayed the ef­ fects of make-believe v lo ir n c r o n k id s s in c e E d w a r d G RohIn so n w as m a c h i n e -g u n n i n g rival gangs C h le y, It's what E v r tt I n fl ii n r r y you have to do member* with kids lo soil a movie themselves manage lo a netw ork i o k e e p i h e Ir theso days ■ personal fears and philosophies separate from ih e ir pocketbooks. One producer and falher-of-tlirce I talked w ith, who de­ scribed him sell as n fairly strict but loving parent, told me. "H ey. It's what you have to do to sell a movie to u network these days. It's their parents' job to monitor what they watch." Yes, It ts a patent's Job lo m onitor what kids watch, but lew rt-ally |>ay much attention to what their kids watch when they're alone Last spring, after watching 24 taped hours ol rock and tap music videos and seeing tichavlor I figured (he parents would us soon scr their kids copy as some of E v r l Knlcvd's rides. I canvassed some patents. "D o your kids watch rock or rap videos?" 1 asked. "D o you ever watch them yourself?" The nnsweis were always "Y ea " lo the first question and either "N o " or " O h . I've watched a few now and then" to the second. I then asked If they hud ever seen any of se v e ra l In s ta n c e * of o v e r t ly se xu a l, mlxogyntstlr or haic-mongcrmg behavior I'd seen. Not one parent had seen a n y of it. and they were all surprised to hear that I had. So l lie re you have the status of parenlul monitoring. T h is fact has more Impact when you realize It's also a parent's Job to see that kids get all tliclr shots and nutritious no at*, hut nothing violent hnp|x-iis lo the rest ol soclely If they don't. Yet u steady diet ol disrespect and violence comes raining down on others as personal Injury, theft and properly destruction. Luckily, the people who moke the T V shows, m usic videos and movies can afford gixxl personal security systems. How long are the producers of violent and scxuulfy exploitative material going to claim that what they're doing doesn't cause kids to copy Ii? A n d how long are parents gotng to remain Ignorant of what their kids urr watchlng? Even our kids understand that I hey emulate what they see. My friend's II-year-old daughter came home recently telling ulxnil classmates pin­ ching each other’s buttocks, using sexually suggestIvc swear words to each other and boys "flick in g " tbe girts on their breasts. Her mother asked Iter If she thought these klds' parents were responsible for their children's ugly behavior. "N o ." her daughter replied. "I used lo think so. hot I know some of those kids' parents and they're real gixxl parents. I think It comes from TV ' and movies, because they see It there." There Is plenty of grenl TV' for o u r children to w a tc h . F o r Instance. C a b le in the Classroom, a national ronxorllutn of cable T V nfKTators anti networks, makes over 500 hours of commercial-frer educational pro­ gramming available to educators and subscrllx-rs each mouth. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 35, 1094 - 6A Develop C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A study, to Ik - done by the University of Klorlda College of Architecture. The study would l>r following one made river a year ago by Andres Duuny and recently hy Druce Andersen, of Andersen and Associate*. Anderson was on hand for last n i g h t 's c o m m is s io n w o r k session, and Jolnrd In Ihr dis­ cussion. He had been hired to study possible lakrfronl devel­ opment. D u r in g last n ig h t's w o rk se ssio n . A n d e rs e n m ade a lengthy presentation of his find­ ings and suggestions "W hat Is most critical at tills point.” he said. "Is to Identify the market. We have to find out what people want to do. and how m uch money they want to spend on It." "W hat w e have determined." he continued. "Is that this entire hit IW« - IM «M plan has three final points: the • »* m Waterfront development, n cen­ tral plaza. and thr Main Street project." Ht>*M Photo bt Tanwiti V M M For the waterfront, he pro­ Shootout ends in fatality # jected some high density hous­ receiving a gunshot wound under his arm More Tho body ol 44-yoar-old Richard Champlin of ing. plus a mile and a half long DoBary is carried frorn his horr>o yesterday after deputies arrtvod and when Champlin allegedly pedestrian area. refused to put his gun down. Deputy Tracy he was hilled by a Volusia County doputy The Central Plaza Is one he Hernlen fired a single shot from his 12-guage following a shootout Deputies responded to has proposed for the area c u r­ shotgun, hittin g Champlin In tho chest Puckott Champlin's homo on Da-Rosa Avenue shortly rently used b y thr county as a was treated and released at an area hospital before 8 am after neighbors complained of court house parking lot. " T h is Is Hernlen will be on leave with pay pending the gunshots from his trailor. When Deputy Roy a world-class area." he said. outcome of a Florida Department of Law Puchott arrived, he came under fire The deputy As lor Main Street. Andersen Enforcement investigation took cover across tho street and returned fire. said It would tie Ideal to attract businesses who don't want the high rent at the Seminole To w n s Center Mall area. "Let's face it." he com m ented, "some b u si­ het students, family and friends Jud y at English Estates Elemen­ nesses Just won't want to go to n tln u e d from Page 1A H r or she Is showered w i t h tary School. V rra Over bay at the mall, hut they may come to re nted and the com m ittee Greenwood L ik e s Middle School. downtow n Sanford." ltd 10 teachers they feel are Dowers, gifts and attention When the lights lade and the Linda Albury at Heathrow Eleong the Ih -m In the district. Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ j|The*e 10 will now undergo mood c a lm s , th r S e m in o le mentary School. Barbara Sawyer tein was the first to voice County teacher of lire year w ill at ld)llwlldr Elementary School opposition to hiring the Univer­ mote rigorousscreening • T h e y will be visited In their have to begin the application and Carol Ilrrn cm a n at Lakr sity of Florida students to make Howell High School. classrooms and nbseivcd In nr- process for the stale competition. further plans. "What I want to As well as T e rr y Cook at know." he asked. "Is what the U Only one Seminole C o u n t y Uoii with their students p^Somr time in February, the list trarhrr has ever won the s tu tr luikrvlew Middle School. Gregory of F students will tell us that we Will t>e narrowed even further honor. Karen Coleman, now a n Register at Oviedo High School. don’t already know?" and the tup teacher In the county assistant p rin cip a l at O v ie d o Mary .Jane Sardo at Red Dug Anderson responded, "Fro m a High, wits chosen as the to p Elementary School. Anita Graves development standpoint. If we Will l>e announced. T h e top teacher ts “ am bushed" teacher In the stale In the la te at Wilson Elem entary School and can find a way to make wnat we Martha Gravcley at Woodland* have better. we should go with In her classroom, surrounded by 1970* The semltlanllMs arc: C o n n ie Elementary School It. I believe the U of F Is caj>able [Teacher DEATHS ETHEL CARPENTER Ethel Carpenter. 70. Dunbar A v e n u e . Lake Monroe, die d Friday. .J«n, 31. 1994,** at her residence. Dorn Jan. 25. 1914. In Newton. Ga.. she moved to Central Florida In 1921. Mrs Caipentet was a homemaker and u member ol Hose Hill M.D. Church. Lake Monroe. She was a member of Pallbearers Society •9. Survivors Include sons. Willie and E r n e s t , both of L a k e llonroe. Floyd. Orlando, duugbten. Georgia Mae Cam pbell. Lake Monroe. Ethel L. C arpen­ ter. West Palm lleach; brother. J i m m i e L . Fre e m a n . L a k e M o n ro e : s is te r. T o y L e e F re e m a n . Lake M onroe; 13 grandchildren and lO great­ grandchildren. 1 Wtlson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. HOSES LEE “SUNDOWN" DANIELS. SR. M oses Lee " S u n d o w n * ’ Daniels. Sr.. 75. of 610 E. 5th St.. Sanford, died Monday. Ja n . 24. 1094. at his residence. Dorn March 2H. I0 IH , In Sanford, h r was a lilelong resident. Mr. Daniels a retired farm Ic'wirer and a Dapilst. lie was a member of Celery C lly Elks Lodge. Survivors Include wife, Joslc L.: sons, Fred Hawkins. Moses Lee J r ., both ol Sanlord; daugh­ ter. Elm a Burgess. Winter Park: brother. Jo h n Daniels. J r .. S a n ­ fo rd ; siste r, Lucille M oore. Brooklyn; nine grandchildren undone great-grandchild. Sunrise Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge of arrangements. A N N M . D IT T M E R Ann M. Dlttmer. 61. Graham Avenue. Oviedo, died Sunday. Jan. 23. 1994. at Winter Park - I n M e m Memorial Hospital. Bom Dee. 2 2 . 1932. In Stoneham. Mass . she moved to C entral Florida in 1949. She w as a hotnnnakrr \\* Survivors Include son. D a n a Callan, Casselberry; daughters. Zoc Grant. J o y Cheek, both o l Orlundo. Shell; Smith. Maitland: hrothrr. Dub Macl-eun. Marlboro. Vl.; one grandchild. H aw thorne Funeral H o m e . Orlando, in charge of arrange­ ments. Staunton. Va.: two grandsons and two great-grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e r a l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of airangrments NOEMI FERNANDEZ Nocml Fernandez, 41. Orlando Delve. Sanlord. died Frlduv. Jan. 21, 1994, at Sunbelt Nursing Center. A|>opka. Born Aprtl 28, 1952. in Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida In .1990. She was a homemaker and Proles- MARIE ELROD tant. Marie Elrod. 59. Kosallc W a y . Winter Springs, died Sunday. Jail. 23. 1994, at Orlando R e ­ gional Medical Center. Horn A u g . 26. 1934. In Nashville. T r n n .. she moved to Central Florida In 1990 Mrs. Elro d was a ho m e ­ maker and a member of Bet Chaim She belonged to NewComers and American Associa­ tion of Retired Persons. Survivors include husband. Janies; son. Stephen Kaplan. O rla n d o ; d a u g h te rs . J a n e t Kaplan. W in te r Spring*. Susan Bickford. W a rne r Robins. G a .: s is te r. E d i t h S r h u lm a n . Maitland; four grandchildren. H aw thorne Funeral H o m e . Orlando. In charge of arrange­ ments. Survivors in c lu d e m other. Blaslnsr T o re z . Puerto Rico: sons. Lulls O lm o. Ju a n Olmo. Megurt Olmo. nil of Sanford: daughter. Iris Lcbrim . Puerto Rico; brother. Gavtno. Puerto Rico; sister. Ester. Sanford. L o o m is F u n e r a l H o m e . Apopka. In charge of arrange­ ments. IDA W. FAUVER Ida W. F a u v c r. 91. M yrtle Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Jun. 22. 1994. ut her residence. Dorn Nov. 21. 1902. In Staunton. Va.. she m oved to Central F lo r ­ ida In 1955. Mrs. Fauvcr was a homemaker an d retired school teacher. She was a member o f the Church of the Covenant. Hospital Ladles Auxiliary. S e m i­ nole Hcbekuh Lodge 43. (IO O F ). Sanford G arden Club, and S to ry Book Club. Survivors Include husband. David.; s is te r, Lucille W is e . o r ia n t - IR A D E A N M E L T O N January 25,1969 to January 4,1993 This week you would bt 25 yon old It it turd to imagine you ai young nun. ruling his m n wit in the »itId Out wineries ire of i beautiful hippy and yowg run tt ho loud life so much and ill this acrid hid to offer. We think God for letting you be aith us. tun if H ttu such i short lime. We all piss ihn beautiful smile of yours We till thnys lost you ud cbernh our mu), muy memories Your spin! kill lUiysht in our bents Love always. Dad and your son s: Brian, M a rq u e z Jeremy. HAROLD MILLER HALL Harold Miller Hall. 45. East Main Avenue. Lougwood. died Wednesday, J a n . 19. 199-1, In South Carolina. Born Oct. 14. 1948. In South Carolina, he moved to C e ntra l Florida In 1987. Mr Hall was a restaurant cook for D e n n y's Restaurant. Ltngwood. He was Baptist. Survivors Include sister. Joyce Ramey. Lexington. S.C.; mother, Annie Mae Hall. Lexington. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. LILLIE MAE JONES Lillie Mae Jones. GO. Oviedo Street. Oviedo, died Sunduy. Jun. 16. 1994. at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born Frb. 3. 1933, In Wagner, now known as Winter Springs, she was a life­ long resident of Central Florida. She wus a retired welder for Strombcrg-Corlson Electronics and a member of Fountainhead Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors In c lu d r cousins. Fran Stokes. Samuel Elmore. R a ym o n d W illia m s . E r ic W illia m s, B r a n d y W illia m s . Brittney Williams, all of Sanford. Golden’s Funeral Home. Inc.. Winter Park. In charge of ar­ rangements. LEROY KEITT l.erny Kelli. 72. Dunbar Ave­ nue, Lake Monroe, died Satur­ day. Jan. 22. 1994. ut Central Florida Regiouul Hospital. San­ ford. Born J u n e 12. 1921. In Orangeburg. S .C .. he moved to Central Florida In 1929. Mr. K e lt! was a la b o re r and a member of Providence M .B. Church, Lake Monroe. Survivors Include wife. Elnorn: sons. Leroy and Em m ett, both of Lakr Monroe;' daughters. Daisy Bent, Blonzenu W ashington. Sanford; sisters. Lula Mar Hunt. Tampa. Hilda Overstreet. Lake Monroe; eight grandchildren and live great-grandchildren. Wllson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements *t j*| EVERETT E. PLANTZ Everett E. Plant/. 90. Calico Court. W inter Spring*, died Sat­ urday. Ja n . 22. ItitM. at his residence. Born April 7. 1903. in Fayetteville, W .Va.. he moved to Central Florida In 1986. Mr. Plant/ was a retired owner and o|>erator of u m a king company Survivors Includr son. Ernest. Gales Ferry. Conn.: duughters. G a rn e tt G e o rg e . M a itla n d , Norma Mulford. Tempc, A riz.; sister. Bertha Childress. Charles­ ton. W .Va.: eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fu n e ra l Home. Goldeurod. In charge of arrangements. CHARLES J. PRESLEY C h a r le s J . P re s le y . 6 5 . Florence Ave n u e.. Altamonte Springs, died Friday. Jan. 21. 1994. ol his residence. Bom April 9. 1928. In Fort Myers, he moved to Central Florida In 1963. Mr. Presley was a retired production worker for Borden Dairy. He was a member of New B e th e l A f r i c a n M e th o d is t Episcopal C h u rch . Altamonte Springs. Survivors Include wife. Annie H.; sons. Charles Jr.. Capitol Heights. Md.. Derrick. Orlatufo. Vincent E.. Altamonte Springs: daughter. Sylvia Denson. A lta­ monte Springs; sisters. Phyllis Ziegler. Rochester. N.V.. Ann Marie Carpenter. Avon. N .Y .: brother. Joe Seth Palters, C o l­ umbia. Md.: seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Bruton s Funeral Home. O r­ lando. In charge of arrange­ ments. ALICE A. SHEEHAN Alice A. Sheehan. 66. Water Ridge Drive. DeDary. died S u n ­ day. J a n . 23, 1994. at her residence. B o m Sept. 8. 1927, In Lawrence. Mass., she moved to Central Florida In 1983. Mrs. Sheehan was a registered nurse and n member of St. Ann's Catholic C hurch. DcBary. Survivors Include husband. Dennis: daughter. Elizabeth K.. D c B a r y ; s o n s . D a n ie l H - . Durham. N .H ., John P.. F a rm ­ ington, N.H .: sister. Mary Gcslu g . D c B n r y : three g r a n d ­ children. Stephen K. Baldaulf Funeral Home. Deltona, In charge of arrangements. of taking iis In the next step, making our plans more- defined, a n d t a k in g H tn a th re e dlmrnslnnal phase." "W h o will jtay for such devel­ opm ent." Eckstein questioned. "II the city pays for this, what would w r get in return?" H r continued, "F ra n k ly , I have a serious problrm w ith financing another study. If developers come Into tills area, they will have thrlr own plans and may not need ours. T h a t's a lot of money, and I don't see the necessity of spending It there " C o m m issio n e r L o n Howell observed. "T h e problem 1 have with getting U of F students Is. arc they going to give us a ple-ln-the sky plan .... something to please i heir Instructors? If they will get thr pro|K-r guidance though. I don't * rr any pro­ blem " He continued. "W e gave nil kind of Inx credit* to develop the mall. Now are we going to ]usi sit here and allow the lakrfronl to go undeveloped? I'm In favor of this If It Is done p ro pe rly." Comm issioner Boh Thom as said he liked the c o n ce p t. "$15,000 Is nothing let get these plans. We owe It to the c ity to do this. I would vote In favor of It." Further opposition however, came from Com m issioner MrChinahnn. "I'm not convinced another study would tell us anything we don't already know As for high level density, forget It. 1 don't see any single family development anyw here along the lakrfronl." He continued, " I'm Just not ready to obligate 915.000 for further study We have enough studies now. Let's go on w ith It." Strlckler observed that the lakefront committee w ill go on with the project whether or not the U of F study g ro u p Is Involved. "But this is u separate matter." he said, " T h e y would build on the Input we tu ivr so far from Andres Dunny and Ed Preston. The marketing should be baseil on inform ation w r obtain We would get much more out of It than what w r would spend here." MeClanahan repeated. " I Just don't think this Is the best place to spend 915.000 "I think It's time the city or Sanford sat dow n w ith the committee and discussed what Is available, what to do w ith fi­ nancing as fur as the city Is concerned, whut to do with parks, and many other points." "Th in g s are going to have to be done," stressed Slrtckler " W e d o n 't w a n t to keep |R>stj>onlng something like Ibis," i low ell said, "II we do. we may get to the point where the committee tiles, and w r can't have that." “ Th a t's not the |x>lnt ut all." M eClanahan responded. " W r were elected to handle the city's m oney, and I'm Just not sure this Is the way we should do II a I this tim e." B y concensus of the com­ mission. the matter was tabled for further consideration at ibis time. "W e have a split vote here." MeClanahan said, "so I think that would be the best approach to postpone this until M ayor Sm ith ts in attendance." C ity Manager Hill Simmons said h r would place I he rrqursl on the agenda for the next rlty commission meeting In three weeks. Proposal-----C o n tin u e d from Page la and ih r proposed develop­ ment densities too high for thr surrounding arras. Planning and Z o n in g commissioners voted u nanim ously to approve the plan J a n 5. P A Z members recommended lowering the de­ nsity to about three homes jter acre. P& Z member Sharon Carvcth. an otrirrr of the Central Florida chapter of the Sierra C lub, salt! with lower densllles. the devel­ opment would be acceptable e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y a n d to neighbors T h e Battle Ridge proposal has attracted the opi>osilini> and Ire ol south Lik e Jesup-arra resi­ dents and an environm ental group. J im Logur. president of Black Ham m ock Association, said the proposal calls for too m a n y hom es In th e ir rural com m unity. "W e 're Just going to ask the county to do whut they said they would do," said Loguc. "W e're Just country (tcoplc trying to dr tend our quality of life." L o g u r said the county should krep the property at 10 homes per acre without substantial compromise on the part of Baltic Ridge. Loguc said he might accept u slightly lower density It adjacent properties arc buffered from the development. T h e proposal has also brought opposition from the South Lake Jc s u p Shores Homeowners As­ sociation. who wants the site preserved tor il»- "green wuy” corridor. T h r Friends of Lakr Jesup. a Jake restoration com­ mittee. also seek to preserve the property for the wildlife corridor. Cars-------------Continued from Page 1A thefts in other chics and counties. Sem inole C o u n ty s h e riffs stolen car specialist D arren Tjomstol said there were several types of car theft activities. "Som e arc gangs, some are Individuals, and a lot are Juve­ niles." he said. He explained w hy m a n y of the vehicles are older. "Im a g in e a 15 year-old kid who may be poorly dressed, driving around In a 1993 or 1994 Cadillac." he said. " A n officer sees that and Imme­ diately suspects It m ay be stolen. But If that same youngster ts driving around In a 1980 Bulck or something, then we assume It's his dad's car." Tjomstol said thr older Bulcka appear to be very popular In car thefls. "In two weeks time Just last year." he said, “ we had 11 1979 to 1984 Hulcks stolen right he re in n o rth e rn S e m in o le County. S h e riff's d e p a rtm e n t and police incident reports gave the following listings; • A salesm an at a n auto dealership on U .S . H ig h w a y 17-92 In Longwood reported taking a man for a test drive Friday tn a 1994 Honda Prelude. He told shcrtirs deputies when he stopped on Gen. Hutchinson Highway to let the client drive, the man knocked him to the ground and drove oft In the vehicle. The car Is described as a black 4-door. Th e re was no license number listed. • Also Friday, an Inventory check at the same dealership revealed a red 4 -d o o r 1994 H o n d a Acco rd was m issin g sometime between Ja n . 1 and Ja n . 21. No license num ber bad been issued. • A g rey 1987 C h e v r o le t Blazer was reported stolen Sat­ urday from a parking lot at the Port of Sanford. Th e vehicle belonged to a Mims man. The license num ber Is listed as K G C -2 7 A . • A w h ite 1983 Chevrolet truck was reported missing to Sanford police Friday. It had been parked near a business in the 1600 block of Airport Blvd. No license number w-ns avail­ able. • A white 1980 Toyota was reportedly stolen Friday from a driveway on Marc Street. The license minber was llsh*** as PXZ31W . • A red 1988 Ford Ranger was reported stolen Friday from a parking lot In the 900 block of Mcllonvllle Avenue. Th e license num ber l" fisted as [*QY-21X. • A m a ro o n 1992 Nissan pickup truck was reportedly stolen F rid a y from a motel parking lot In the 2700 block of S. Orlando Drive. Th e license num cr Is listed as LIL-871. • A 1988 Jeep, reportedly stolen earlier this m onth In Sanford, was rerovrred by shcrtlTs dtputles this weekend near the Intetscctluii of S p urlin g Street ond Jones Avenue. In Lincoln Heights. • A 1982 Cadillac, reported stolen In Sanford on Jan . 15. was reportedly found by Sanford police F rld n y . T h e ve hicle, abandoned, was located In the 400 block of N. G ra n d v ie w Street. • A 1986 Toyota, reportedly stolen In Longwood. was found by sheriffs deputies Friday, near Richardson Lane and C .K . 427. near Five Points. Deputies said thr vehicle had been completely strip p ed . rec TRANSMISSION ■M 1 4 2 7 Q F A U V It.lD A W . C u m U t tun*f*l t t r v k t t tor Met Id* W F«u«*r. t l . *1 Sanford. «So d)*d Saturday, Mill b* 1 o'clock Thurtday itttrnoon at Oallaan Park Camatwy oith ts* R r» A F St*r*n» officiating Frtondt may call at G f»m k p » Funocal Homo Thurtday from 10 o'clock until noon A r r jn g t m t n lt by O rim k o n Funeral Horn* Sanlord | (904) 775-0003 MAJOR REPAIRS ALT. IPOS./LONGWOOD. 830*5500 ! ORLANDO 380*6500 ; ; ! ; ! J ; . �a Mil - Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuaiday. January 25, 1904 Anti-abortion groups assail court ruling Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N — S o m r anti-abort loll groups err a new Supreme Court ruling us u "vulgar betrayal" of Ihrlr right to frer speech. l-egal rx p rrts say thr right* of most protrelrre will not suffrr but h ra vy penalities allowrd by thr decision could stlflr m inor nets of civil dlsiobedlcncr. TV• VCR's • CD's • Camcorders BKIWCiOflaarB ••The Supreme Court bus told civil protest to go to hell," Randall Te rry of O p era tio n Rescue suld after Monday's decision, w h ich ullows a n ti­ abortion protesters to be sued under u federal racketeering law. "I don't think thr First Amendment Isu defense to arson," countered Patricia Ireland, president of the N'ullouul Organization for Women, which sued Operation Rrscuc and other groups that have led numerous pretests at utHirtlon clink's. "W e ’re not out to stop them from peacefully protestInft." she added. Monday's ruling allowed Operation Rescue und other anti abortion groups to be sued under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt O rg a n i­ sations law. If Ihey arc sued successfully, the law's triple-damages provision could spell finan­ cial ruin. Te rry called the decision "n vulgar betrayal of over 200 years of tolerance towurds protest und civil disobedience." Legal experts said the ruling will not harm the frce-speech rights of peaceful, law abiding pro­ testers. But Its effect on those who engage In civil disobedience by breaking the law Is open to debate. "It's true that wc arc putting a powerful wcajion In the tiands of people” who oppose such protests, suld Steve W ermlcl. a law professor at Georgia Slate University. 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SANEOHD ■ ’/•'■ 7 ’ v �I T W f .»/»»?»i p i r . i Sanford H e ra ld January 25,- 1994 IN BRIEF : LOCALLY Seminole Softball signups District soccer County girls’ teams ready to go By DEAN SM ITH F IV E P O IN TS — T h e Seminole Softball Club will Ik* registering players for Its spring season through next Sunday. Ja n . 30. Players between the agrs of 0 and 1H can register any day Oils week between 0 and H p in.: on Saturday. Ja n . 20. between 9 a.in. and 3 pan.: or next Sunday, between I and 4 p.m . T h is year, both slowplleh and fastplteh leagues will Ik *offered for 13 and l4*year*olds. Registration will Ik*conducted at the Seminole Softball Complex l< K -a te d at I420 Stale Road 419 between U S. 17*92 and Slate Road 434. For more Information, call 321-4985 during registration hours or contact Nancy (699 5191). Jo h n (327 0707). or Van (332 5349). Sanford 3*orv3 basketball SANFORD — T h e Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold an organisational meeting this Wednesday. Ja n . 20. for an udull 3-on-3 basketball league that will stun Feb. lo. The meeting Is set for 0 p.m . at Ihe Downtown Youth Center, lower level or Sanford City Hull. The league will pluy on either Tuesday or Thursday nights at the Salvation A rm y and Sanford Middle SchiKtl will cost $75 |>er team For more Information, call 330-5697. Herald Sporls Writer S A N F O R D — The field's are set for this week’i. girls' soccer district tournaments. Monday night In Port Orange. No. 9 seed Daytona Beach-Mainland earned a shot at top sreded-Lyman by upsetting No. 8 sced-Sprurc Creek 3-0. Th e victory’ gives the Durraneera the eighth and final spot In Ihe right leant Class SA-Dlstrlct 4 tournament that will play ul the home field of Ihe highest seeded teams tonight, before moving lo Lyman for the semifinals on Wednesday night and Ihe ehamplonshlp game on Friday night. Tonight, starting at 7 p.m.. Mainland will Ik?at No. I Lym an: No 7 Oviedo will take on No. 2 Lake Brantley at To m Storey Field; and No. 6 D rLun d will lie at No. 3 Deltona. T h r other quarterfinal m atrhup will have No. 5 Lake Howell traveling to Lake Mary's Don T . Reynolds Studlum lo take on the No 4 seeded Rams at 6 p.m . T h r game will Ik* played prior to the boys' game between Lake Mary and Bishop Moore. T o n ig h t's winners will be al Lym a n for the semifinals, starling at 6 p .m . and 8 p.m . T h e Championship game Is set for a 7 p.m. start Friday at Lym an. Also on lap this week is the Class 4A-Distrlct 6 tournament that Seminole High School will Ik? taking part In. The 4A-Dlstrict 6 Tournam ent o|iencd Monday night with No. 4 Orlundo Cypress Creek eliminating No. 5 Klsslrnmee-Gateway, 3 0 . at Cyprrss Creek. Wednesday night. Seminole, seeded No. 2. will host No. 3 St. Cloud at Thom as E. W hlgham Stadium starting at 7 p.m .: while lop seeded Leesburg will host Cypress Creek al 7 p.m. Wednesday night's winners will play Ihe Champion­ ship game al Leesburg, starting nt 7 p.m. Friday. OttlrKt* M a iK ir 'i Mar* Mainland 1*1J. Sprue* Cr**h 1110 Ttnlglit Mainland 1*1 « t Lyman ( II. r p m Oviado It) at Lak* Br*nil*y I I ) . r p m 0*L*nd U l at Dalton* ( Jl. / p m Lak* Hoatll ( I I •• Lak* M ary I4 ).4 p m CLASS4A O llT M IC T t M a W riK tr* C r p r n i C m k 14) J. Galaway (I I P Wednesday St Cloud 111«t S*mmo<*t}|. 7p m Crprest Cr**k at L**4bufg (It. 7pm Silver Hawks fly past Buccaneers P rtm Steft Reports H*r*4d PS*4* by Mark Harrtt D A Y T O N A B E A C H - Th e Lake Howell Sliver Hawks proved once again Monday night that they are not ready for a let down as they pounded Class 5A*Dlstr1ct 4 foe Daytona Beach-Mainland. 73-51. In a girls' basketball contest. " I thought things would Ik? a lot tougher tonight.” said Lake Howell h e a d c o a c h D e n n is C o d r e y . "M ainland has a very talented team. But we took control early and everyone on Ihe team contributed.” Loti Marchlsella got things started on right for the Silver llawka as she poured In 10 of her game-high 20 points In the first quarter as Lake Howell took a 21-11 lead uftcr the first eight minutes of play. T h e Sliver Hawks outscored the Buccaneers In every quarter us lotke Howell s balance proved lo be way to m uch for Mainland to bundle. Christine Jam es also had a big night, scoring 12 points and pulling down 16 rebounds. All-State can­ didate Deanna Graves had a typical game of 12 points, four rebounds, three steals and four assists. Point guard Kelly Kohn also had a good evening, scoring 11 points and handing out 11 assists. Lake Howell Improved to 24-1 and will host Oviedo Thursday night. Latrtcla Sims (16). Klrulc Davis (14| and Patricia Copeland ( I D all s c o re d In d o u b le fig u re s for Mainland, who fell to 14-C. with four losses com ing at the hands of Seminole County foes. Lake Hcwell point guard Kelly Kohn (No. 15 while) did her job lo perfection Monday night, ecorlng 11 points end handing out 11 eeslsts as Ihe sixth rankeo silver Hawks humbled Mainland 73*51 In Daytona Beach. O R L A N D O — A m y VandeStreek had a monster game, scoring 18 Lightning strikes Buffalo O R LAND O — Tam pa Day gnallender Daren Puppa made 23 saves for his third shutout and Danton Cole scorrd twice as the Lightning heut Ihe DuffaloSahrrs4-Oat the Orlando Arena. Petr Kllma and Rom an llam rllk each had two assists for Tampa, which has won seven of nine. AROUND T H I STATE Panthers win fourth straight MIAMI — The Florida Panthers scored three goals tn a club-record span of I 49 of the second |K*rt(Kl und live goals overall In the period as they cruised lo an 8-3 victory over the defending Stunley Cup champion Montreal Cunadlens. The Panthers won their club-record fourth straight and stretched their rrcent unbeaten streak to six games (4-0-2). Florida's eight goals were also a franchise record. The Panthers (20-17-8) scored six In a 6-5 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Dec. 8. WHAT’S HAPPENING Boys’ Basketball □ Bishop Moor* at Ovl*do. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsily, 7:30 p.m. T 1St. Cloud at Scmlnol*. J V, 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. □Tavares at Lak* Mary, 6 p.m. Boys' Soccer L) Bishop Moor* at Lak* Mary, 8 p.m. i OoLand at L Howell. JV , 5:45 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. C' Oak Rldg* at Oviedo. JV , 5:15 p m.; V, 7 p.m. [ . Seminole al St. Cloud. JV , 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. Girls' Soccer □ Class 5A District 4 Tournament: Lak* Howell at Lak* Mary, 6 p.m.; Mainland at Lyman, 7 p.m.; Oviedo al Lak* Brantley, 7 p.m.; DcLand at Deltona, 7 p.m. Wrestling □ L. Mary at L. Weir. J V , 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p m. Oviedo at Gateway. JV , 6:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m □ Scmlnol* dt West Orange. Junior varsity, 6:30 p.m.; varsily, 7:30 p.m. □ W . Park al L Howell. JV . 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p m . BASKETBALL „ □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - SUN. N B A . Washington Bullets ul Orlando Magic. (L) Complete llettnpe e w P s $ e f _________________ G A IN E S V IL L E - UngwiMKl Lym an's Mike Ek and Fort Myers C y p rix s Lake's Erin M rGrlff were selected us Flor­ ida's high school swimmers of Ihe year in balloting by a statewide panel of couches Th e awards. s|>onsored by Dairy Fanners Inc. and lire Florida Athletic Coaches Asso­ ciation. will Ik * preseutrd June 25 al th r stair high sch(M)l s|H>rts banquet In Orlando. Ek. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Ek ol Altamonte Springs and Ihe grandson ol Roy und Edna Rice of Hartford, won four lilies al the hoys' 5A state cham pionships, while McGrtff won two llilrs In Ihe gills' 4 A championships Also in Ihe running lor the girls' award w i l s Lake Brantley swimmer Melissa Daicmnri. CLAUIA L A K E MARY — T h e laingwiMKl-Lukc MarySanford l.lltle League has scheduled two registration dates for the upcoming week. On Tuesday night, parents may register their children between 0 30 and H p.m at l-ake Mary Elementary School. O n Wednesday, registra­ tions will Ik* taken from 6:30 to 8 p.m . at Plnecrest Elementary’. Registration Is $20 |K*r player. Hoys and girls between the ages of 5 and 15 may register. Players should Ik* accompanied by n parent or guardian and bring some proof of age. For more info, eall 330-9498 or 330-2541. Girls' Basketball By Associated Press_______ DISTRICT SOCCER L’wood-L.Mary Little League □ Lsks Buntlsy al Bishop Moor*. Freshman. 4:15 p.m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity. 7:45 p.m. □ Lak* Mary si Eustls. JV , 6 p.m.; v, 7:30 p.m. [JOvtsdo at S*abr**n. JV . 5:30 pm .; V, 7 p.m. (JStmlnol* al 81. Cloud. Freshman, 4.30 p.m.; junior varsily, 8 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □ Trinity Prop at Orangawood Christian. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Lyman’s Mike Ek honored Orangewood Christian rallies (toinls. pulling down 20 rebounds, claiming seven steals and blocking six shots and the visiting Class II O r a n g e w o o d C h r i s t ia n R a m s grabbed 44 rebounds us they edged Class 5A University. 35-32. The Rams fell behind early and trailed 24-22 at the end of the third quarter, before tuklng the win with a 13-8 fourth stanza advantage. Orangewood. now 11-8 on tile season, will travel to Daytotui lo take an W arner Christian Thursday. Julie Vrlesengu scored 16 polnls for University (8-12). LA K ■ H O W I L L 71. M A IN L A N D I ) >»<*«*<M7J| March,4*11* * 11 IS G*nial*> > 1 1 4 Kahn 14 4 U . Duncan 0 14 I. Lln*S*r« I OS 1. O r a m 4 14 II. U o n w i 4 11*. Jam** I 1 1 I I To,an }> 17 J) 71 D a ,Tana Saach Mainland t i l l Copeland a •* II. Minor j oo a. D a m n o n lim a* 41 la. Jorwt I S S I. Mawair* I 0 « 1 Toiait 11*411 L*4* Hawaii I I II I I 1 4 - 7 1 D*r**na Saach Mainland II It * I* - II Thr** point field goal i — Lab* H aaril 1 (Kahn. G r a m ). Mainland I I Cop* land 1. O a .it 11 Te«ai to tit — Lak . Hoooll 10. Mainland to Fowled out - Mainland. D a .lt. C opland Tothnxait Mainland 1 Record! — Lak* Mooali 14 I. Mainland U S JV - Mainland 41. L***Mow*ll7* ORANOEW OOO C HR IST II. U N IV E R S IT Y 11 Ora*g*w**d CVittien ( U ) Hart 1 0 1 1 . G tr m a n t 1 1 1 1 . Mali*' I J J J Welbaum 1001. V*nd»Str*«» 1 0 II l| Total! II IllS U Unirartit* 111) Them*! 1 00 4. Maton 0 0 10 . Naum an 0 01 0. Laming 1 0 0 1. Vrlrtanga } 4 7 14. Mai* 10 0 1. Monhllo 0 0-1 0. Karagotian 1 00 4 T o ,lit 114 11 n Orangewood ChrlttMn 111 4 I I - 11 U n l.trtlty 19 II 1 I - 11 Thr** point field goal * — Orangewood Chnt •Ian I (Marti Tefal foul* - Or*ng*wood Chrlttlan 111 Unl**»tlty It Fowled out — Unlv*r*ity. Karagotian. Maton Technical* - non* Record* - Orarg«wood Chrlttlan I I I . Uni**r*jly 111 Junior vanity — Unl**nlty 14. Orangewood 14 Lyman boy’s shoot down visiting Hawks From Staff Reports_______________________ ____ L O N G W O O D — The Lyman High School boys' basketball learn continued to show that It will be a threat In the upcoming district tournament, dropping vlstlng Class 5A-Dlstrict 4 foe Spruce Creek. 65-59. In Longwood Monday night. Senior LnShnwn Ready led the way for the Greyhounds, who withstood a liar rage of seven 3-polntcrs hy the Hawks, its lie poured In 17 (minis. Also In double figures for the winner's were sophomore Tavaron Raymon (12 points) and senior Dewayne Bell (11). T h e win Improved Lym an's record io 12-4 overall and kept its hopes of the num ber one seed In Ihe district tournament alive. T h e Greyhounds have Just one district loss, trailing only u n ­ defeated Mainland. Lym an has a pair of road games coming up Inter this week, as It travels lo New Sm yrna Beach on Thursday and Lake Brantley for an Important contest os far as ihe district and Seminole Athletic Conference goes. Matt Bailey scored a game-high 21 points lor Spruce Creek, while Ricardo Caldcranc added 12 points. L Y M A N 41. SPRUCE C R E E K 1* Sprue* Cr*** (!« ) Rutt*ll 1 * I S. Worthington t OC 1. Holm** 1 0 1 1 . turnon 0 010. C*'0*ron* * Of II. B*ll*y » I 4 I I. 0 4 .it 1 1 1 * . Mc*f** I 00 1 Total*: 111 US* Lyman ( i f ) Ward I 00 1. Diton 10 0 1 . R*«dy 7 14 17, Ball 1 S I II. Rarmo-i 1 1 1 II. KlbMr 1 1 ] S. Johnton 1111. Voon 114 7 T o U lt 14 14 14 41 Sprue*Crtrk II II IS I* — I* Lym tn '« '» >» «» - « Thr** point Hold goal* - Spruco Cr**k 7 (Baiiry 1. Holm*t t. D 4 .ll. Rutwli. Worthington); Lyman I IDIton) Total tout* Sprue* C rrrk |J. Lyman II. Fouitd owl — non# Technical* - non# Rrcordt — Lyman I I 4 JV — Sprue* Crt*k 7*. Lyman 70 County boys’ soccer squads sweep contests From Btaff Reports D E L T O N A - The Lyman High School boys' soccer learn used a piece of basketball strategy to pull off an Important district win. W ith the score tied late In u basketball game, a coach will run down the clock until very little time Is left beforr taking a shot to either win or send the game into overtime. T h e G r e y h o u n d s d id w h a t amounted lo the sume thing at Deltona, scoring on a penalty kick with 47-scronds left for a 3-2 win. " T h is was a big game with a lot of district Implications as far as seed­ ing for the district tournament.” said Lym a n head couch Ray Sandldge. " A loss could have put as low ns the fifth seed, but now It looks like we could get third. "1 have to give a lot of credit lo Brian Young tonight. He played just awesome. He was all over Ihe held all night. He scored our first goal and then set up the game w inner." Young put the Greyhounds uhead In the opening period and Rob Evans scored In Ihe second half, while Andy Lockrcm scored both of Deltona's goals, one In each half, lo tie the score at 2-2. Th e game looked like It might go to overtime, but Young beat the defense and was fouled In the box and Chris Lewis, who also had four saves tn goal, came on to hit the winning penalty kick. Lyman Improved to 18-6-1. while D e lto n a f e ll to 1 6 -4 * 1 . T h e G r e y h o u n d s w ill be nt Lak e Brantley on Thu rsd ay for a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference game. to 10-9-1 on the season. Lake Howell w ill be In action again tonight, hosting DcLand. Robinson scored Ik ii Ii of the goal* LAKE HOWELL TAMES APOPKA for Apopka, which fell to 7-6 -I W IN T E R PARK - Kevin Ycartck and Dean Shields scored two goals and had one assist each and Sean Ishak added another goal as the host Lake Howell Silver Hawks dum ped Apopka. 5-2. at Richard E. Evans Field Monday night. tlriun Kolcssar also had an usslst as the Silver Hawks took n 3-1 halftime lead. T h e Lake Howell Junior varsity gave the home squad a clean sweep of the night s action, whitewashing the Blue Darters 2-0. Jacob Zosky had nine saves In goal os the Sliver Hawks Improved W IN T E R G A R D E N - Four dif­ ferent Lions scored goals and Joe Schuyler recorded his fifth shutout of the season as Oviedo whipped West Orange. 4-0. In W inter Garden. T r a v is W eeks. Scott T h c lc n . Cameron Zarbaugh and Josh Itkor scorrd the goal* for Oviedo, which led 3-Out halftime. Th e Lions Improved lo 12-6-3 with the win. while the Warriors fell to 8 -5 -3 . O viedo returns home tonight to host Oak Ridge nt John Courier Stadium tonight. LIONS BLANK WARRIORS FOR TH E B ES T COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �IB - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 25. 1994 S T A T S & STAN DINGS First rtca — S/I4.B: 11 (1 I B «r no t x IN I O tuv Chamibog 4 jo ) H 1 i i r n n Chu Chu I] K Q t i l l D M F f 1 )1 1 ) 43 T (11111*4 M W (t ie r > n -)/ | .D M M 4 Pay Win T icktl » JO 1 40 J .X I Bubbles Bart j 40 3 to 1 Mob Neb Baby ] to 0 I M ) 11 44 P 14 11 U 44 T 14 1 I ) |)| M DO t l l l M M I I I l l 1)11)4 14 Th ird rat# - 1/ 14, 0. I I . N JOmni Hades 4 40 1 10 H O 1Summ Honcho n o 4 00 lE ip a c t lt A I I 440 0 0 11 14.W P D U U M T I I I l ) » 0 40 Fearth race - 1/14. Ci 11.14 I Nitty G ritty 100 4 44 ICO 1 Bob * Gringo 4 00 1 00 J Aok Dr lo c i 4 10 O i l 1 I M M P 4 I » 1)44 T i t 1 1)140 44 Filth r a t a -1 / 1 4 .0 I I . n 5 Manatee Kethy 4 00 110 ) X I Vftvtt Lady |40 100 1 G en Ovt Dane in 4 00 Q 110) 44 44 P t i l l 1) SO T 0 4 l ) MS 40 t ilt h r a c e - 1/14. C: I I 14 * Silent Pur former too 4 40 1 00 4 Red River Storm, )0 0 I X ) Bogart Shikari in O I4 4I 40 OOP 14 4) a 04 T i l 4 I I 414 40 Sevtwlh rata — 1/14. A : I I . M 0 Ora<*tut Sonora I I » I N 100 1 labo't Luck 1 44 1 OO 1 Yukon M a ry ) 00 O (101 40 44 P I t I I It ! N T I t 1 1) 41) 40 t I t 11 Aft) K l ) M Eighth race - I/O, C I t 41 I Tonka Windchill 14 00 1 40 4 40 4 Aunt Dally no ) » 1 Raal Judge 4 40 O l l t ) 1 4 TOP 11-4) 114 40 T i l t 1)004 40 Ninth rata - 1/14. O : 11.11 I Omni Luc 1tar *440 400 j 00 7 Answered Prayers 4 00 1 40 )C r 't Thunderbolt )0 0 O i l ! ) D M P i l l ! 44 40 T (1 7 )1 414 44 loth r a c e - 1/ 14. B i l l . n 1 Marry Around 4 40 4 00 4 40 IF ira P rin c a tt 4 40 I d ) JMISandpabbto 400 C 111) 44.00 P i l l ) 04 M T ( M l ) 114.X llth ra c a — 1/14. C i I M I IDuagaM agic 11 40 4 N 140 4 Id •Brick Top 4 00 1 00 I Doctor Crockett ) 00 O 141) U N P ( M l 1) 00 T 11-4 11 41 40 T T 11 1 1 A 1-4-1) 0 00 Jackpot DO) M llth ra c a — 1/0.1 M 47 IP a a iF u F u 1)40 I X I X I Rock Pond 14 00 4 40 I Daway Shuckn|ivg 4kO O II I ) 11.X P I I I I 114.40 T I ) > | ) 114.40 llth ra c a — 1/14. A 1X.44 llc a E lim in a to r X X 1 40 O H I /ay|ayt Kevin 4 00 4 4 OJam arkll 14to a i n ) 11.40 p t t i ) m i 04 T ( t i t ) i m a o GO I I 1 I A lt) 141.00 11 1 AH II n t h race - l/t. At x . H I Big George* GoM 140 I X 110 I Katsu Havancrott o x 140 I Lunar ;n 0 ( M l 14.40 P I M ) n t t 1 I I 0 I ) M OO I II 0 1 1) 111 40 A — I J lt i M -t i ll .IX NBA STANDINQB E A S T E R N C O N F E R IN C I Atlantic Diyitian OB W L Pet New York 14 II X I Orlande I I 14 .140 4 Nam J array II X 414 I 'y Miami I I M 414 4 Sot hm it n in to Philadelphia 14 11 410 It'y Wathlngton I) H H I U 'j Central Divitiaa M 10 Til <> Atlanta Cbkago N II 7It — Char loir* 17 544 )•> » Cleveland If ; i 500 1 Indiana M ?i t u IC> Milwaukee 11 if X t ISM 9 79 w Detroit IB's W E S T E R N C O N FE R E N C E Midwest Division w L Ptl. OB Houston f 74) — X San Antonio )J (a 45* I 1* 7 4 Utah 17 (a 45* l 's Denver 11 11 M i in * 14) 14 Minnesota u » Dallas 051 z j i i ) V Patlltc Dtvlilen Seattle X 7 111 — Pboonli 27 X rx 1 Portland M 14 5*0 1 Golden State 5*4 4 >1 14 LA Clippers 1) 14 251 17 LA laker t 1) M 314 X 's Sacramento 214 « ' » 1) X Monday' 1 Oamrt Botton 110. Dallat 101 Chicago *1. Detroit 14 Miln4utee 44. Indiana M Utah 41. Seattle X Taatday't Gamtt Wathingtanal Orlande. I iMp.m. Charlette at Miami. I : X p.m. Phoanli at Nan Ycr k. I p m Atlanta a) Milwaukee. I X p m Claralandal Hour Ion. I X p m Sacramento at Sen Antonio. I X p m LA Clippers at Seattle. 10p m New Jeraey at Portland. 10 X p m W e d a n d ty 't Oamat Miami at Batten. 11x p.m. Dallat at Philadelphia. J X p m. Orlandoal Charlattr. f.-Xp.m Phovnir at Atlanta. 7 X p m Utah at Mmnateta. 4 p m Indiana at L A Lakert. It X p m Detroit at Golden Slete. It X p m C0LL8QI BASKITS ALL The Tep Twenty Fire The top 11 learnt In The Atioclatad Pratt collaga batkttball poll, aith tirtt place votes in paranthatat. record* through Jan 77 total poinli bated on 11 pointt lor a tint place role through one point tor a 11th place role, and prtvloutrankingt Rrcurd Pit P vi I UC LA (M l 110 IA 14 1 1 Duka (01 I) I 1.141 1 1 Kentat I I ) I.X0 4 North Carolina 14) 1.114 1 Arkentet 111 M i l a Connecticut 14 1 1.144 10 I Purdue It I M i l I ) 0 Mettechuietft 111 1.141 4 f Ktnluc4y 14) M l ) 7 10 Tempi* II ) (.M l II II. Indiana II ) IBI* 1 1) Louikvilt* 14) 444 1) I ) Afuona 14) f l» f la Syracuse in 775 14 1) Mictvgan 47* IS l) a 14 Wisconsin 40J 14 in 17 Minnesota S47 X 1)4 1) Maryland II ) X ) 1) If West Virginia 17 7 M l >4 X Ala Birmingham 547 II 14) 71 Georgia Tech II 1 1)1 IF II* I ) M arquetx IM — U 1 ) ) Saint Louis 15) 73 74 Missouri DT IX 14 1 15 NaurMealcoSI 114 — Otbar ro c s lu ln g tralan Florida 144 California fa. Xavier, Ohio 17, Cine tonal 1 1). DePaul 45. Mississippi SI. 41. Boston College l i . Virginia U . Illmnls ZJ. Kansas St. W, Michigan St II, Nebraska 7. Oklahoma SI t. ProYidfncq 4. Alabama S. Ti< a i 1 Penn 4 Virginia Tech 4. Mow Orleans Z. Bowling Green 1. Stanford 1. Monday's Mater College Basketball Scores EAST American U Of, William 4 Mary 14 Loyola. M d 74. Niagara 41 Monmouth. N J *4 M e r .H P Pittsburgh**. Georgetown 40 Princeton 74. FranklinB M arshall44 Robert Morris 71 $r Franc.t. N Y ) ) liana 11. Fairtieidta SI Francis. P* H Long Itiend U II Wagner M Fairlaigh Dicklnton 14 SOUTH Alabama St 00. M u t Valley St TS Alcorn SI 41. Prairw V ie a X Campbell 77, M d Baltimore County 4) Char lotion Southern ) ) Radford 11 Clemtonaa. Appalachian St 14 Coastal Carolina la. Liberty I ) CaapinSI.04. Balhuna Coak man 40 E Kentucky at, Teonettee Tech 04 Emmjnuel 14. Barry la f urmenel. V M I SI Howard U .41. F Nr id* AO M 0). O T Jackson SI X . Grambling SI II Md E ShoreI I N Carolina A S T I t M nutiipai 41. Rallmt 44 MoreheadSt 40. Middle Term M Murray I I #0 Tanne***# St X North Carolina 104. Butler 44 S Carolina SI 44 Delaware St 41 Ttsas Southern 77, Southern U 74 In ChattanoogaT4.Citodtl74.OT Ton ton St 41. N C Greemtore S4 Troy St t04. N E Illinois** W Carolina 04 Georgia Southern I ) W Kentucky 41, SW Louitiana I ) M ID W EST Bradley 4). Drake 41. IO T III Chicago 101. Cleveland SI 74 Iowa SI. 44. Tierida Atlantic 14 Kent 41. Akron t ) Loyola. Ill X N r* r. Dame 5* Missouri 04 Nabratka t| N lll.n o .tr. W rlg v SI 40 N Iowa X . SW Missouri St JO SC Mltiaurioa. Term M a rtin i) Vaiparaiiat). Youngstown SI 04 O T Wichita SI U . Creighton 04 Wit Often Bay 44 E IlllnoitS) Wit Mitweukee 74. W Illinois*! Xavier.Ohio44 Daytona) S O UTH W EST Ta«a» Pan Amat k en Tt, SemlordS) F A R WEST Bona St 0). Sacramento St 74 UN LVI7, UC Santa B aibaratt M ISSISSIPPI 4). ROLLINS 44 ROLLINS (4 10) Parka 1 1 ) 14 Mol mat t i l l ) . Burrell 00 00 I. Steal* 4 )0 4 4 II, Sh pa 14 1 ) 4 Loftmat 1 4 I 4 1. Murchal I 4 4 ) 4. Ath ) 4 01 1. Sagar 00 00 0. GuokasOOOOO. Flynn 00 00 0. Travis 00 00 0. Sarto 0 0 00 0 Total* IS 1714I I 44 MISSISSIPPI (1041 Garnat 4 (1 0 0 ) ) . Evan* 1 ) ) 44. Daan 4 1 14 10. Jonnton 1 0 ) 1 t). Wa'th 1 7 00 7 F llig a ra M l 100 4. Brim I 1 0 0 ). GooltbyO I 000 Johnigan I 1 1 1 ) Child* 1 1007. Butler 10 00 4. Paal l i l t ) Sim* 1 1 0 ) 1 Total* 17 140*147 Hatltlma — Mississippi I). Rodin* 14 1 point gealt— Roiiint 1 * iS'mia I 4. Ath I P ark 0 1. H olm e* 0 1. M u n c h tl 0 1). M itm tippi 111 (Buttar ) 7 G ern tt I I . Jahntan I I, B rim I I. Johnigan 0 ) . Fittgeraid 01. Jordan 01) Fouled out — Nona Rabound* — Ron in* 17 IHolmat 41. M lttntlppi X I Garnat |) Assists - Rolun* a (Park, Ath 1 ). M lttn tlp p i X IGarna* Fltigeretd 41. Total tout* — HuMms It. Mississippi } I A -1.441 IOWA I T . 04. F LA. A T L A N T IC M FLO R ID A A T L A N T IC I f I I ) Harvey a t ) I t I I Edden I 4 1 ) 4. Honor d 0 ) 1 1 1 . Jamarson 1 4 0 0 J Brown 4 ) 0 0 4 . McGinty 0 ) 1 1 1 - Flower* 1 1 0 0 ). Buchanan 4 7 00 I. Rliter 14 00 1, S|Otimd I 4 I 4 1 Totaitlt ))■ II S4 IOWA I T A T E ( I f 11 Holloway 0 1 00 0. Hoibarg 0 1) 01 17. Mkhaiit 10 14 i ) 11 Beechum 14 O0 4 Carlton 1 ) 1 4 4 Moddarman 0 1 1 )1 . Maya* 1 1 ) 4 ) , Kimbrough 04 1 4 ). Brown 00 414. Bivent 14 11 X H ill 0 I 0 00. Abdel KhaliqOP 0 0 0 . H a rrlt0 0 0 0 0 Tetaii U U 1 7 X 0 4 Hatttlma — Iowa Slate M. Florida Atlantic X 1 point goat* Florida Atlantic 4 a IMcGmty 01 Flower* I t , Jamarton I t . Brown I t. Ritter 1 11 Iowa Slate 7 11 I Moddarman 0 I. Hayet 0 I. Kimbrough 0 1 Hoibarg 1 ). Mkheiik la . Beechum 141 Fouled out — non* Rtbostodt — , Florida Atlantic 1* (H arvey. Brown. S|olund t l. Iowa Slat* X |Birent. Mo.berg 71 A ttittt — Florida Atlantic I ) (Jamarton 41. Iowa Stela 11 IModdermen S| Total toult - Florida Atlantic It. Iowa State I) Technical*— Florida Atlantic bench A — It.04* * Stephan F Amlin f. M ar queue 7. Tu-tn* 7, D u k a 4. M l n n a e o la 4. O r e g o n 4. Ala Birmingham 1 M aryland 1. Sian* 1 Anion* 1. Clem ton 7 Goniaga 1. Pacific I. SW Mittouti I Monday * Warnin' 1 Basketball Scar** EAST Masse'hi** lit 44 Duquatn* S) North Carolina X. M aryland*! Rhode I*land 74. We*t Virginia SI SI Francit. N Y. 7). Robert M orrlta) S O U TH Alcorn SI ’.OO Pralrio View It Balmont Abbey U . Con carte 44 Cod ot Charleston 7f, Coastal Caroline 77 David Llptcomb III. C h rlitlan flrethaf* ** E TannatteaSt tl. Appalachian SI 44 Fiend* A A M 14 Howard at Georgia Southern 7j Davidson M G r ambling SI 71. JeckionSt IS L S U II. Cent Ftor N a t ) Middle Term X MoraheadSI 71 M s s Valley St Tt Alabama St 14 N Cardin* AAT 71. Md E Shoreu N Caroline SI It. Florida St 44 Norfolk St U . Bow >* St 4) North Florida 17. Flagler 14 Otd Dominion 17. Eatt Carolina U S Carolina SI X . Delaware SI SI Southern U 17 (era* Southern rl SE Louisian**), Nuhoils St 72 Tenneytee SI X . M urray St 7* Valdosta SI II Georgia Coil 71 W Kentucky41.1W Louisiana *7 M ID W E S T Kant too Akron*4 SE Missourit i Tenn M artin*! S O U TH W E S T Abilene Chr 11Ilanla Can! Okiahomaat NHL STANDINGS AH Tima* E ST E A S T IR N C O N F E R E N C E Atlantic Division W L T Ptt OF OA I4Y Rangers X 1) ) 1) 1*7 ID T4*w Jersey 77 IS 4 M 117 IM 1 SI ID 171 Ph.l*d*iph<* it » Ftor Ma M 17 1 44 177 D t Washington X 7) 4 44 I U 141 Tampa Ray If 75 1 47 1)1 14* N Y Islanders 17 77 S H IV 154 Northeast Divitta* Pittsburgh 77 I ) 10 1* tec 1*0 Montreal 77 10 1 13 IX 141 Boston 71 U a si i n 141 Buttaio >1 >1 S 47 ISI I X Quebec 10 7) 1 41 ISS 1*4 17 77 4 X 145 147 Hartford Ottawa a ) ) S 37 I X 711 W ES TEB N C O N F E R E N C E Cantral Division W L T PH OF OA 1, Toronto 77 1* f 47 li t IX Datroii 7* 14 ) 17 X t Da Dales la If 7 SI 177 1*7 St Lours 7a 11 l S4 IM 117 Chicago 71 1* 1 47 1)4 D t Winnipeg 17 77 > X IN If) PacHta Orviuaa Calgary 7* )7 ( 14 11) 114 Vancouver 7) 77 1 47 111 IS4 I I 7) S 41 17) 11) Lot Angelas Anahaim 10 X a 40 IN 1ST San Jet* 11 7! 10 N 111 I4S Edmonton 1) X 7 7) DO 171 m *• Boston 1. Hartford I Tampa Bey 4. Built I* 4 Florida I. Mwetieel I 74*w Jersey *. Delia* I Lot Angei** 1 Calgary 1 1a Vancouver S Edmonton 4. O T St Lour* 1. Anahaim 1. O T Teatday’e Gama* Ottawa at Pltttburgh. / 15 p m Philadelphia at Quebec. 7 U p m Botton at Washington 7 I t p m Chicago at Detroit. 7 11 p m St Louiial Vancouver. X U p m N Y Ranger 1<1 SanJos*. 10 U p m Winn.pag *1 Lot Angelov >0 U p m Wedneteay** Oaneet Montreal al Hanford. / U p m Florida al Tampa Bay, T i l t p.m. N Y lti* n d ie t* < Ta ro n fo .T:U p m Oalfot at Calgary* U p m New Jersey at E dmonton, a U p m WinnipagalAnahaim to U p m C O PPIN ST 44 B E TH U N E C O O K M A N U Caapintl. (117) Carmkhae* t I ) I ) 11. Thom** 7 10 0 I 14. Sokrat Lightning. Sum* Stawar) 4 11 4 ) 14, Lock* S 10 0 0 IJ. Bulla I* • I I - f Goodman 11 4 * t. Walton 1 1 ) 1 ) . Full** t I Tem po Bay I I 1 -4 00 I. Rtdmon M O O ) . Me G rill M O O ) . First Parted I. Tam pa Bay. Cal* It Martin 0 I 00 C. Wytmger 00 0 0 0. Robmton Panalllat — 0 ) 00 0. Howard 0 I 00 0 Total* I I 4 ) I I It IK Iim a . O ra tio n ). 14 U Uarraby. Bu(. major llig h im g l, I I X Grat 44 for. TB . minor major gam * misconduct (In Bethua* Cook man ( M l ) tiigafor. HgMingi, II X Leonard 4 0 4 a >1 S trong) 1 ) 4 It. Partith Sec and Period Non* Pee* Itie* — 4 t 17 II, Smith 14 1 ) 1 . Whit* 14 0 1 4 . Bergev n. T B Ihofo-ngl. I t ). Swaanay. Bui Young 1 M i l . W y O t l)4 0 0 4 Wilcoa M O O 1. Grant 110 0 1. Millar 0 0 0 0 0. Logan 0 ) 0 0 (intartarancaf, ) 7). Ray. But (roughing), t* 01 0 RobimonC 0 0 0 0 Total* 7* 50 17 7**4 Third Period — 1 Tem pa Bay. Chamber* * Halttlm * — Coppin St 14, Bathune (Hem rlik. Bred'ey I, It CD Ippl J. Tampa Coo*man 74 1 Point goal* - Copp.n St I ) 17 Bay. Col* tl (Klima. H am riikt. I) M 4. 1Carmichael 4 11. St*w4rt 14. Lock* 17. Tampa Bay. Zamuner 1, 17 07 Panaltie* — Goodman 12, Rob In ion 0 1). Bathun* Joseph. TB Iroughtng). t 04. Barnaby. But Coo*man ) ) ) (Leonard } 1. Strong I 2. Iroughing), ( 04. Sutton. Bui thigh sticking). Parrlih 0 I. Wllcov 0 4. Grant 0 I. Logan 0 I ) 10 M i Raektt. TB I'd>dingl. t| 17 Fouled out — Logan. Goodman Rebound* — Shat* an gaol — Bulleio a It 7 - I I Coppin S' 17 (Thome* 71, BathuneCookmen Tamp* Bay It 4 11 - Jl M I Whitt I ) . A t t l t t * - Coppin St X I Stewart 1) , Bathune Cook man I ) llto n a rd 4) Total Power *<*y Oppartanitta* - Buttaio i o f ) Tam pa Bay t a l) (owl* — Coppin St 72. Bathun* Cookmen It Gealiat - Butlafo Matak. 111)4 111 Technical* — Lagan. Goodman A — I d a shot* 17 tayasl Tam[ « Bay. Puppa 141*1 <11)11 H OW AR D t l . F AMU U A - 10 M l HOWARD (7 I I Retacae — Skeen Walkom Linesmen — Young 0 4 0 0 0, Brown * 1 1 )1 1 3). Turley Ren A tw lllin *. Den Me Court I It 7 to IE Beard 0 10 00 0. Chenier 1 4 ) 4 7 . Brown A 0 1 0 1 0 . Dtggt I 4 0 1 L Crowder Canadians Panthers. Sum* 7 I I I tin. Johnton 14 001. Kirk*ay 0 0 0 0 0 . Mantraal f I |— ) Liringiton) 4004. Total* X 4 7 )4 S 4 tJ Florida I I I — I FLO R ID * A I M I ) 111 First Period — I. Florida. Melianbr X Colton* I I 14 14. Smith 1 4 0 )4 . Coatt 1 14 IBenmng AAurphyi. 14 X (ppl Penallie* — 0 ) II. Black* 14 0 0 I). D 4 vi»0 0 0 0 0. Bryant 1 ) 14 1. McClammay 0 4 00 0. William* ) 1 Lindsay Ft* (holding ifickl, * I). Poponc. Mon llntarlarrncnl, II 11. Dionne. Mon 01 4. Harden 0 0 00 0. McGaar II 17 I t 17 (llathlng). 11 x . Ode lain Mon Iroughingl, Total* 14 74 11 14 » 14 17 Hilltima — F A M U X . Howard I t 1 Point Second Period - 1. Florida B rlonger tl gealt — Howard ) 14 ( Young 0 t. Brown 0 1. (Mallanby), M O ). Florida. Lomakin tl lurley 0 a. Beard 0 4. Charier 0 I. Dig)* 111, 1 0 *longer j , | 40 4, Florida. Filigtratd It FAM U 1 14 (Colton 1 4. Coetl 11. MClammay (Barn** Filipatnckl, ] S* 1. Montreal 0 4. William* O i l Fouled out — Howard Keen# ig (Bnsaboii. Damphouksa). 1 00 4. (L lv l n g t l o n ), F A M U (C o lto n , C o a t), Florida. Skrudland 7 (H ull, (foughl, tt tt 7. William*. Harden I. Rebound* — Howard M Florida Mallanby X IM u rp h /l. I* U Ippl (Crowder 14). F A M U SO I William* I. McGaar Penallie* — Hough Flo (holdrngl. S X . I I A iin lt — Howard t IBorwn 71, F A M U II N iadarm tyar. Fla Ihlgh tllckingl. T 44. iCoitan II Total foul* — Howard I*. FA M U Montreal bench, served by Petrov, (loo many 15 A — l.S t) m an). II 1). Mulkt. Mon (highttkkingl. 15 04. Lindsay FI*(elbowing). t| )l Woman'* Tap Twenty Fiva Third Period Montreal. LeClair I Th* Top Twenty Five woman * batkttball (Damphouite. Brltabolll 1 I I f. Florida ttam i at compiled by Mai Greenberg ot the Hull f I Hough. Skrudland). I 0J It. Florida. Philadelphia Inquirer a* voted by a penal of Lomakin 1} (Belanger M urphy). II X I). woman coachat. With lirtl place vOto* in M o n tre a l. Bellowk 17 (D a m p h o u itt . parentheses. record* through Jan 11 lout Schneider). I| 74 Penallie* — Roberge Man point* bated on 11 pointt for a Hrtt place vute ma|or <fig*.tingl. S 07. C lra lU . Fla. maior (lig h tin g ). S 07, O dalam . Mnn lerot* previous ranking checking). 14 4) Lindsay. Fla Iroughing), Recerd Pis Pv t l 4) Ronan. Mon. m in o r misconduct 1 PrnnSf ( I I ) D O 1.71) ) Itoughlngl. X 00 Linsday. Ft*, minor } Tennessee If 1 14 1 M t ) 1 misconduct I roughing I. X 00 ) Colorado I S ) 1.500 4 Shat* aw goal - Montreal S 7 II - n 4 low* I I 1 14*4 ) Florida* 7 10 - 75 u 1 5 North Carol in i i.a x 7 Power play Oyeerlvnitie* — Montreal 0 at 4 T e n s Tech D ) I.M7 4 4; Ftor idw 7 ot t 7 Kansas IS 1 I.U 4 4 Get Ires — Montreal Racicot. 7*1 I II 1 Southern Cal I ) 1 1.777 1 thols 7 savesl Roy ( l i t second 4)1. f Vandrtbill 14) I . X ) 5 R a c ic o t (0 00 th ird . 10 11 F lo rid a . It Stanford I I ) 1,11) 10 Fil/palrlck. 5 5)1 7 ) X I 11 Connecticut D ) I.0 X II A — MAX (74 1) 1) Virginia DI R tier re — Ron Hoggarlh .jrsetmen — Ron D ) 400 1) 1) Purdue Finn. Mark Par* >4 Louisiana Tech 114 14 D ) 740 IS IS Alabama 11) 14. Flee Ida Intensaltanal 44) 17 in n 4 17 Ohio State m 11 It Washington 451 11 D ) 4M tt If Northwestern t j 14 f ISO 71 X Montana Avstr elite Open. Ratedtl 14) J t t 77 } l Bat so Stas* 7)0 74 M E L B O U R N E . A w llr o lla Raswllt til 37 Satan Hall Tuesday In th* 15 7 mlllton Australian Open I IS m » U . Auburn (tewd-ngs In parentheses I Id) X )* W. Kentucky III Man 7S RutJ*f» 10) 10 Singles Oehari ractiriwg rates: Southern M il* ID . Fourth round T*>a* 111. Toledo 17, Fland* 57. Creighton 55 Todd Merlin (f ). Lansing. M ic h . del Mississippi U . Indiana <1. George Washing Xavier Deulresnt Belgium. 4 7 () 7 ) . 74 Ion II. Hawaii 14. Pittsburgh 14. U N L V t). ( ) 11.4 ).4 ) Notre Dome tl. !•■** AAM 11. New M e ik o AAallVal Washinqfort. Pont* Vedra Beads. SI II, Georgia Hi. N Illinois (. San Diego Si NHL SUMMARIES TENNIS dal Mat* Wileeder. Sweden, a 7 (7 t l. 4 1. 4 7 D T I . 44.4 1 Strlan Edbetg III. Sweden del Lars Jonslon. Swtdrn.4 4 4 4 *4 Thomas Mutkt It l Austria, del. A in andtt Voikov till. Russia. 4 ) . * ) . * ) Double 1 Quarterfinals Byron Black. Zimbabwe and Jonathan Stark 111. Madlord Ora . del Tom Nissan N>‘th*rl*ndi and C yrlt Sufc I f ). Ciech Republic.* ) 4 4.4 1 Jscco Etlingh and Paul Haarhult 1)1. N etM r lands, del Sebastian Laraau and Dank, Nosier. Canada * 4. 7 > ) *. I * 7 * M arl n Damm and Karel Noracak. Czech Rapubll.. del Ken Flach Alpharetla. Ga . and Rick Leach tIQ). Laguna Beach. Caul 4444*141 Women Sing)** Ou*rkr1m*li Kimtso Dak 1X1, Japan del Conchu Martinet |)1, Spam * ),* * .* ) Arantta Tenchat Vicarlo 121 Spam del M a n u a l* V a la a v a F r a g n i e r * (11 Swit/edand 7/17 514 1 StaHi Oral (li, Germany, del Lmdsay Davenport 11*1 M u n .rU CaHI . * ) * ) Mi ird doublet Sacend round Sandon Stoll* Auttreli* and AAary Je* Fernand*). Miami del Patrick Gaibraiin Tacoma (Wash, and Kathy Rinaldi Slunkel IS). Amelia Island 4 ). 7 I Beyl Singles Firtl Round Ju t I n Gimalslob, £***• Falls, N J . del Thom* - Ptrchloid Austria 4 ) * ) Paul Cptdittln R ock,.11# Md del Luke Bourgeois Australia 4 I,* I Matthew Breen Australia del John Red dick. Otlrey feaih Fla * ). 5 7. 4 ) Gilts Stwgks Secand Round Amanda Basic*. Lomita. C a h l, del Cmdy Watson. Australia, a ). * ) Stephanie Halsall Cypress Tetat del Jod-aLynn Australia t i t ) Mailers Tu Tforthridg*. Calit del Sarah Stanley, Australia. 7 S 4 ) Oeubki First Raund Carina AAarariu. Ba:a R akn and Ludmi a Varm uiata Czech Republic del Taeni Hak and Lochia Trawick. Australia a t a I Marts** Catlm Ckai water andMa k n T u NortisriCg* C alil. del Annabel EHwood and Esther Knot. Australia ) a * 7 * 7 TRANSACTIONS • AS CbALL American League C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N S Agreed to terms wilts Derek Lilllquttt. pitcher, on a on* year contract D E T R O IT TIG ER S - I .red Jarry Walker general manager Announced that Jo* Kkm Scouting director will be tie interim g e w e l manage' Na liana I league A TLA N TA BRAVE) Agreed to k r t r t with Ja,ier Lap* 1 calctsar (h p p a r Jones shortstop, Pedro Borban. pitcher, are) Troy Hughes, outliaidtr. on on* year contracts C H IC A G O C U I t - Agreed to terms aiHN Sam m y Seta autdalder on a on* year contract, and Dave Otto prtctkr. on a minor laaguotentract C IN C IN N A TI REDS > Agreed fo terms with Hob Dibble J*hn Roper Scott Sarvic* Hector Carrasco and Rose Powell pile hers Jami* Diimukt and Brian Koal'mg m tialdars and Skv* Gdualter and kettn Gordon, outlieldari on one year contract* F L O R I D A MARLINS - Agreed fo terms with Jim CeriL pitcher, an a minor kagu* contract and tneikd him fo spring training as a nan rntfof Mayer. M O N TR E A L EXPOS - Traded Jen N » m piictser fo tha Minnesota Tw ist for Dorok Loo. out Iwider Assigned Lo* foOttawa ot th* Infornalmnal Leogu* Signed John took first baseman and M-chael Mimbs pitcher fo contracts with Harrttt urg ot the Eastern League B AS K ETB A LL Nr liens I Batketball Association IN D IA N A PACERS - Placed Pooh R ch e'dton. guard, on the in|ur*d list FO O TB A L L Nalienal Feetball League A T L A N T A FALCO NS Named June Janes bead coach C IN C IN N A TI B CNO AL1 - Named L*--v P a cca lk lk deknsive coordinator C L E V E L A N D BROWNS - Signed Ton, Jonas. 0( 1*1111** tackle, fo a three yrar contract O R E E N ISAY PACKERS - Named Gordon Belfy aquiy m;rM manager M IA M I DOLPHINS - Announced I hr I H Wayne Huittng* ties purchased the (cam cewtiwpocifen***rev*lby the N F L M IN N E S O TA VIKING S Named Ke ’h Rowan oHantlv* nn* coach, and Gary Zaunar special k a m t coach P H O E N IX C A R D IN A LS Fired Jo* BuQtl. headcaacn and his coaching stall P ITTS B U R G H H E E L E R S NamedCKm G a ik y wide race)vacs coach TA M P A BAY B U C C A N E E R 1 Nrm rd (Mill* Outlaw dakwstea line coach HOCKEY Natiewal Hockey Laagu* H A R TF O R D W H A L E D - Traded Scott Morrow, k it wing, to Its* Calgary Flames for Todd Harkins, center N E W YORK ISLANDERS - Recalled Dan Plant*, right wing, and Jamie Mclennan, goalie, from Sell Lake City ot th* Inkrn* tional Hockey league SAN JOSE SHARKS Traded Da.* M a k y . forward fo Ihe flew York Islanders lor luturt considerations W A S H IN G TO N C A P IT A L S Waived Brian Curran, delensemen W I N N I P E G JE T l Nam ed Randy Carlyle special asllstanl fo th* grnerel manager C O LLEG E A R IZ O N A - Named Dan Wirth hesd strength coach F L O R ID A A fM Named Jimmy Jo* aisiila n t elhleltc director and receirers coach and Chiton Moore liweback ers coach N E W PALTZ S TA TE - Named Robert Stratus* mans krum coach S A M FO R D - Announced 'he resignatgnol Chan G aiky. football coach S O U T H ALABAM A - Announced its* addition of women's soccer beginning In I X i V IR G IN IA TEC H - Named Gary Tran quill ollensi v* coordinator TV/RADIO C O L L E G E B AS K ETBALL 7 p m . Cf 1*5*11* vs Pennsylvania (L I 7 X p m — ESPN. Illinois at Wisconsin ID .a t s o a t ) H a m ( X p m — SC. S' John's at Tem pk. ( I t also at tl X p m t X pm ESPN. Alabama al Auburn (L ) J a m - SUN, Tetas Christian al Tevas A IM NBA 7 p m — SUN, NBA Magic Tonight 7 X p m - SUN, Wathlngton B ulk's al Orlando Mag. c ILI 1pm - TNT. Phomlk Suns at New York Knicks, ( L I CYCLING 5 * m — SUN. TourO lla w aii G O LF I p m - C V , TBS S K IIN O 4 X p m - S U N .M ounlim Challenge Radio BASK ETBALL 7 X pm - W D B O A M (5*01. NBA. WashingtonatOrlandoprrga m o*14 04pm M IS C B L L A N I0 U ) 4 pm - W G TO A M 15*01. Court side Tonight 7 p m - WWNZ AM /FM (7e)'U *0l. Tha Sport! Nut 10p m - WWNZ AM I7 X ). Florida Sports (■change 10 p m - W G TO A M 15*01. Soorlt Bylin* USA County boys to play spoile By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Writor ______ SA N FO R D — Shm nut flRaln. While no Seminole County boy»' thiskrtti.ill team received vote" in llilt week'll Florida S p o rts W r ite r s A ss o cia tio n ( F S W A ) tslule li lf<li sc h o o l iNiskrlball jhiII, the lnenl quintets will stc-i fhtir opportunity this week lo have a delimit* bearlnq oil I he |>ollx. Clash SA-Dihirlel 4 member Daytona IW-.ii h-Miilulaiid 11€1-0| moved up lo the No. 2 »pot In thin week's ranklrqjh. Seminole County fans will Ret n chance to see th e U u c c n n r e r s t h is Wednesday ;»*• they will be ul l..tkf Howell Other trarn't playing ranked opponents will See laike Hnintley at IlHhop Moore, receiving votes in i task ;i a . iiuiiRhi .11 id S'-mi mile hosting Class IA No, 5 r a n k e d W y in o re T e c h on Thursday nlghi. BOYS’ POLLS SCBR ING - Th* boy* k '* k h g s school baske'bal* iir a ir g s as vokd en by members of th* Florida Sport* W o k 's Association. with records first place votes iAd POM po-ntt C LAS S IA 1 Miami Northwestern 1til n ) 170 ) Oeylene Beech MaMGnd I M 19) ) Jacksonville Beech Fletcher I I 1 99 »9 4 t ; a Miami Senior S SouTh M-ami 77 71) 19 7 AS a Pentacoi* 7 Miami Norland 19 4 4t 1 LakaiandLasaG-bton 19 7 79 \?4 17 * Pensacola Nathmgton 19 % 17 IB Laud Lakes Boyd Andrrton Racetvad valet Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer 10, Tamsm Geitnar 4 Lantana San taluct* 4 la ta City Columoi* I Orlande Oak Ridge 1 C LA S S 4A 1 Lakeland Kathleen |II) 77) I X 1*0 Haiiandaledl if 1 foe* C-aga DJ Tampa Bay Tach Ocala Vaiguard 11 1.4) X 1 Cap* Coral 17 4 Deerteid Beech III 1 Tampa Jffforoon t Bradenton Southeast 1*4 11) 10 Tltulvlll* Received valas: Taiiahassa* Doctor I. Springfield Rutherford 7. Parema City Say 7 Punt* Gor da Charlotte 4 C leaf water ) CLASS >A 1 Jacksonville Ribautt (f t 14) 117 2 Rock ledge 1)1 IM 105 ) Jactsonv.il*Boles III II) ft 17* n 4 Palmetto 17) 71 S Crests ew IS ) A0 * Lake Wales 17 1 4t 7 Tailahatt** Rickards l> ) 1 Gainotvilta Eastsid* )/ 14 7 II * Riviora Beach Suncoatt 17 ) 10 (Ho) Jacksonville Bishop Xanny A 10 (Hal Jacksonville Jackson MS A X |tl#l Stuart South Fork IS 7 A Received ***** OvNnde Bithcp Meer* 1 Main** City I Fort Laudtvdai* Cardinal Gibbons* CLASS IA 1 WPB Cardinal Nawman III X ) ID I Tamp* Prap 1)1 >7 7 111 D ) ) Chiplay (1) W a Sarasota Cardinal Moonay tt 7 X 1 Lake Butler Union Cousty 17 ) 4* a Boca Raton St Andrew t 14 D ) 1)4 44 7 Port SI Jo* 1 Mont'cano J*tt»c son Count* 1)7 X 1) 10 77 t Tampa Catholic I1 « X Lako Placid )l Received vata*. G* res*,li* P K Tonga 11. Tallahassee Florida High li Btounlttown C LA S S IA 1 North Palm Beach Benjamin If) 1*1 HA ) Bronson It) 99 If) 97 ) Jacksonville University Christian 11) 4 Hollywood Christian IA ) 9) 19 1 rs 1 laSawvilta W ym w s Tack * Lakeland Sant* Fa C*thoi< 9) is 7 Tallahassee FA M U 119 49 0 Deytots* Beach Father lepei IA7 n * Hawthorn* 9 7 14 IA 1 19 11 Orlande Lake Highland Pf*R Received ret** S 'a c a v lla t. Ortand* First Academy ) CLASS ■ t Melon* I D ) 71 1 ISO ) Tamp* Bayshor*Christian 71 4 I0S 1 Paiton 191 9S 4 W PB Gold Coast Academy 94 II » 1 Deitena Trim ly 97 ft A) 4 Pompano Bch Highlands Christian I S ) X 7 Laurel Hill 14 7 44 1 Tailahatt** Mac lay D 7 u f St Johns Country pay >01 79 10 Grand Budge 19 Dt Received vettt Ocala It John's Lutheran ) . Bra-)*nfon Chrislian } 7 ) 4 ) 4 7 Silver Hawks still 6th in FSWA poll By DEAN SMITH Horaid Spoils Writer SA N FO R D — Th e tjike Howell Silver Huwkit won ihcir htatc high 24th game Monduy nlglii w ith a big victo ry ot C I bish 3 A -D l n t r l c l 4 toe D a y io n u Deach-Malnland. 73-51, but It t ame lo lale lo help (he Silver tlawks 124-!,* an they staved in (he No. 6 spot In (lie Clans 5A mnklngh of (he Florida Sporis W rite rs Association IF S W A I stale lilgh school basketball poll. Seminole County (uns will get a chance to see the team that has been hulled by m any expert* as the best team In Florida, on nny level, an Si. Cloud (22-1 and ranked No. 1 In Class IA| makes a pair of trips lo the area (his week. Tonight I hr Hrilldogs. led by Florida's all-time leading ncorer, Dana Smith, will be at Seminole and Friday night they Mill lx- at Lake Mary. GIRLS’ POLLS ST AU G U S TIN E - Th* girls' s 'ak high school basktfoall poll, fondue led by th* Florida Sports Writer* Association, with learnt’ records poll points and fir** plica voles in parentheses C LAS S IA 1. Miami Norland (111 H O 119 ) F I Walton Beech (1) 1 )0 107 94 ) Ft Lauderdale Dillard xo 4 5*'*to ll Rlverview no 19 1 Miami Central 71 X ) 4. Winter Park Lak* Howell 141 19 7. Cooper City 11 1 JO t VatuBaach D 1 )0 t Tampa Hillsborough D ) 10 FW B C hod**haleft**, it e u A lia rectlvln g voles: Mldoleburg ) , Lauderdal* Lakes Boyd And*,-ton ). Jack tonvill* Sandalwood : CLASS 4A I 5t Cloud I l f ) Ti l 1 Temp* Robmcon 111 14 0 I X ) Cepe Corel Mar mem f) 4 Tompano Bvach E iy 17 4 75 S F I Lauderdale McArthur 44 DI 4 (I N ) SI Pa'arsbwrg Boca Ciegt X ) » 4 1tta I Stuart Martin Caunty 14) 50 f Overliv'd Beech 17 ) M * (lie) Bradenton South##*' 14 7 >4 » Itto lF t Myers Hi,eroe e D ) >4 Also receiving re let. Ft. L a -d m U ie SI Thomas AquMtat 1). Jets ton, DM We'1ton 1 CLASS IA 1 Jacksonville Ribauit i t }) 1(0 I X ) Ban# Glade Gladys Central IS I 107 ) fllvlara Beech Suncoail It if) 4 Starke Bradford 44 1*7 ) Englewood Lemon Be, n 1*7 4 InvurnossCitrus 17 1 o 7 St Petersburg Lakewood M It 4 ■ Rocktedge 11 ) :t * St Augustin* Naas* D » IB 10 Miami Culliyav Prep >10 1) A lia re c tlv ln g v a ttti C itw ilfo n 10 Sereto<* Booker 4. DeFuniak Springs Walton 4. Jacksonville Bishop Kenny ) Cratlsie* ). F l Laudefdal* Card.nai Gibbons 1 CLASS 1A 1 Temp* Acad ot Holy Names (tl X I (19 3 Cocoa Beach ( l i 11 1 107 ) Melbourne Central Catholic (1) 9A If) Aa 4 Kaytfono Haights If) ) Wildwood 70 X f 4 Cross City Dnl*County 17 11« 7 Tampa Prep 49 u i J7 ( Willlstor D ) f Newberry 19 la 10 Baldwin 14 10) Alt* receiving valas: Tanehasta* Florida High*. Bonilay Holmes County 1 CLASS IA 1 St Pat* T4ovthtida Chr litian (11) H I it* > Gvacavill* 14 4 *f ) Miami Dad* CTwislian D 1 N 4 Quincy Munro* III D4 1) I. Or land* Lak* Highland Pry* DO 4* 4 Taiiahassa* Florida AAM D4 44 7 Moor* Haven 1*1 to 1 Hilliard li a 1) f laktiandSantaFaCathoitc 1)1 1) 10 Daertwld Baach Zion Lutheran 10 4 1) A lt* receiving valas: Ft Lauderdal* Westminster It. Jay 1 CLASS B I Tallahassee Maclay ( I I ) 2) 1 It* 7 Bonilay Bethlehem 77 ) 104 ) Paiton (1) 77 4 ff 4 FI Lauderdale Christian D ) fl 5 la u rtl Hill 7) 10) * LakalandChrltllan 1)4 Sv 7 Gaines villa Oak Hatl 1*4 *4 1 Winter Park Master's Academy 174 X f tl. Petersburg Keswick Christian I*a X 10 Naples SI John Neumann 34 D ) Alto receiving valet; Weil Melbourne Brevard Christian I 5la Huizenga gets ’Fins By STEVEN WINE AP Sports Writor M IAMI — New Miami Dolphin* owner H. Wayne Huizenga fares uncertain prospects In trying lo persuade (tie N F L to waive a lo n g s t a n d in g r u le a g a in s t rross-ownenihlp of other (cam*. “ It 's nnl a sla m dunk.** Hul/enga admitted at a news conference nunounelug the sale. T h e rule Is the biggest obstacle to league approval. Huizenga already owns baseball's Marlins and ihc N H L Panther*. *‘T h b would Ik* a big change In the rule," said Salnlts owner T o m Denson, chairman of the N F L ’b nuance committee. ‘It's not going 10 be an easy tusk gening (hut done. Hut Fin not saying II won’t get done, rilh e r." Th e Ibiancr committee, made up of nevrn N F L owners, will vltvlt with Huizenga before (sub­ mitting n recommendation to the other 21 owners Approval by 21 of the 2H owners is required to change the rule. Benson said. "In the seven years I've been on the committee, wc haven't had nny requests like th is." Benson said from New Orleans. " T h e rule has been on the Imoks a long time. I think It goes Iwick 30 or 40 years. The owners felt there’s rompctlUon among the h|xirts franchises, M'helher t h at h r s p o n s o rs h ip s o r advertising dollars. Ami lhey didn’t feel they wanted people doing a lot of dungs oihrr than devoting lOO percent of their time to the N F L ." Transferring ownership of one or two of the South Florida franchises to relatives might be nn option. Huizenga said, but litigation Lsnot. Coincidentally, the next meet­ ing of the nuance committee will take place In Miami on Feb. 17. Th e N F L expects a vote on the sale prior to Its annual meeting March 20 In Orlando. �i r f » r t I * I v w~m- W w W w r W r **1 r *r 9 * f t s * f r * 0 * 0 Sanford Herald, Santord, Florida • Tuaada/, January 25, 1994 - 3B People Pioneer and survivor IN BRIEF Doctor address clubwomen on bone marrow transplants H o w well do you com m unicate? 1 he Grcatrr Sem inole International T ra in In# in Coin* im in lm tion* Club, w h ic h mccis at 7 p in tin* second and fourth Thursday of every month. Invites people who are Interested in personal development and self-improvement In a stimulating, supportive environment to their meetings T h e meetings are held In the Soclol Hall of Altamonte C om m un ity Chapel. 8 25 E. State ltd . Altamonte Springs (across Ironi United Telephone! International T ra in in g In Communication will help you express your thoughts clearly, learn to communicate ef­ fectively, listen accurately, plan and conduct events, meetings, etc . Icel confide nt a n d relaxed in social setting*, use proven communication skills to advance In personal and professional life. T h e theme of the J a n . 27 meeting will Ik * (tentorial safety. A presentation will be given and Individual members will share their personal safely tips F o r additional Inform ation, please call Elaine O'Neal H88*3330. B y J O A N N IL U C A S Dr. Flnkler pointed out that the Pap test Is only for the cervix and does not Inform you about cancer In thr ovaries or fallopian lubes. The Pap test Is not always accurate and u positive reading docs not always mean cancer, bul a negative reading docs not always mean lhal there Is no cancer. Herald Correspondent Overeaters to g ath er Doctor N rll J . Flakier was a guest speaker lor the Heathrow W omen's Club evening meeting Ja n . 11 held at the Country Club at Heathrow. His topic was " R e c e n t D e v e lo p m e n ts In Gynecologic Cancer Research and Treatm ent." Exciting news for this area Is that Dr. Flnklcr Is working with Dr Sain Gross with the Intention of o p e n in g a bone m at row transplant unit at Florida Hospi­ tal Hone marrow transplants have hern gaining through re* search to Ik * rllrc tlvr for c ertain forms of icukcrnia and arc bring used for breast cancer with positive results. Surabccca Rosier, a member of the Heathrow Women's C lub. Is a survivor of a bone marrow transplant for A M L Lcukrtnla. She was diagnosed with the last growing cancer In October of 1987 and was transplanted with her own hone m a rro w (autologous) In Jan u ary of 1988. S h r s|K*nt seven months In the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit of Shands Hospital. Gainesville. In a sterile Laminar Air Flow sterile room Along with Dr Flnkler. she explained that the cost of this procedure was $500,000 The Lam inar A ir Flow room lh.il removes Impurities from the air has a cost ol $7,250 per day. Th is does not Include the doctor, nurses, medication and m rtllrai procedures. It takes from one to five months for a patient to have I heir blood count come up to a low normal level after they receive the transplant. Approximately one quart of marrow Is taken either from the A regular meeting of Overeaters Anonym ous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p .m ut First United Methodist C hurch, co rn er of Park and 5 th . Sanlord For more Information, call Carol al 3224)057. Donors never too old to give gift of life CALENDAR Clogging classes formed T h e Old Hickory Slom pcrs offer free beginner clogging classes Inirmtedlale and advanced lr .sons also available Meetings are ul the Deltona Clvh ,Y .socialIon on Tuesdays from ti to 9 p.m. Call 349-9529 for more Information. Take off pounds sensibly M rm bers of Take OfT Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invl'e the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to H p m . at the First Christian C h u rc h . 1607 Sanford A v r „ Sanford. T h e group now has a private room to weigh people between 6 15 and 0 45 p.m Each week a dlllrrent program on welghl loss will Ik* conducted. F o r more Information about the club, call 323 1708 or 3 2 3 -1664. Toastmasters m e e t at SCC Seminole C om m unity College |SCC) Toastmasters Club *0581 will meet e very Tuesday, 7:30 p in , at Seminole C o m m u n ity College Contact Rosclla Bonham at 323-8284 for m ore Informal Ion D EAR A B B Y i "P u zzle d In North Hollywood" wrote to say that when she told her husband that shr wanted to donate her organs In the event of an ac­ cidental death, he said. "W h o would waul 53-yeor-old kidney*, eyes, etc.?" T h a n k you. A b b y. for en­ couraging tier lo donate her organs anyway. I am thr recipi­ ent of a 53-year-old woman's liver — after having waited well over a year to receive a suitable o rgan. I have gone from a certain. Iminlnenl death to n full and product Ive life. 11 has been N a r-A n o n to o f f e r h e lp Nnr-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will mrel Tu e sd a y al 8 p.m at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869 6364. Jaycees meet in Sanford T h e Sanlord Jaycecs meet the second and fourtli Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested In attending can call Brent A dam son or David T . Hussl Jr. nt 322-3663. Rose Society to m eet W IN T E R PARK — T h e Greater Orlando Rose Society meets the fourth Tuesday of the month lexcept J u ly . August and December) al Morrlson'c Cufelerla. W inter Park Mall. Visitors are welcome. Dinner Is al 6 p.m.. followed by the business inert lug at 7 p.m. Details: 67 I -0814 or 339-5931. e ig h t m o n th s s in c e m y transplant, and I am In |>rrfrci health. I will be forever grateful lo thai 53-year-old woman and her fam­ ily who didn't think tier organs were loo old. 1 am signing m y name, bul because of the policy of confidentiality of the national transplant organization, please do not disclose my name or location. O ptim ist Club m eets weekly T h e Sanfonl Optimist C lub meets every Wednesday al noon al Sho n eysn n U.S. H ig h w a y 17-92. Visitors are welcome. Kiw anis Club m e ets Wednesday T h e Klwanlt C lu b of Sanford bolds us noon luncheon m eetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanlord Avenue at the lakcfront. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Wall Sm ith, president. 3235088. GRATEFUL OROAN RECIPIENT Dancing (or seniors TU ES D A Y ’S PRIME TIME I 7:00 I 7:30 | 8 00 | 6:30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 m m iin Un « i 0 * i i i t*i y * .«o lx * it; fUK Dw AMtll I-’ M~iS*M«OT* ttM* •* linifuw UH l .»l J A4**t« px SWtt lx*1U irrH i— iMTOT H g S U m T U U fi r» f*rq lr* [Al t AMC 'Bt T esne IcNH XTV DISC rs'ps FAM moo " )•****r*"i*^ A*** Mm m i r * - r jS5 jlf*M*f tfUaSH rtfTrJ j t » « H we. 0*— « ,(«< () 'k x e k |liiX Tu u M H ^ I IS S T to UNtHiw l*a*| .ttO**Vf > w t« "r**f*tTB*j fn***. Al MW* EDM*.* T i |I KC| trq A-xv- r«t* *i*s». D*iMi| MN-yii ttittt+m [vM** i*i*jS) U -m - . I i ly o r w M W VwnAni fla il >**W| F«m TU*hw i*o if t» • » *•!. SMI Wit *11 GfT I in B •Nit i<t* Aw m (Fei PJTi Irv i mIh s ___ ___ T>* S*W* *1S* *■ . i s jiMh ~~t•iflwHM-P •(• ^X l l . ^ Let* ii ini lljisov S M * a B w iiiE f a g i* W ottjllM tiw* ~T4*»op« till* r; '"U*. I*'!* tiW .Tu e * »***«« T m W**** B tw n ANn i litis* I V>»*n Vltrtr l t v * 4 SeW| (HI to*, mm. IS Umm FO-tl t? irrri.iz PQ IJ Nell J Flnkler, M D , Director ol Gynocologlc Oncology ol Wall Disney Memorial Cancer Institute, and Sarabecca Rosier, survivor of bone marrow transplant for AML Leukemia pullcnl (autologous) or from a donor (usually a perfectly mul­ ched sibling), and given bark to the patient. Bone m arrow transplant Is a long, slow, painful process ol medication and blood, plasma, (ilateteis and transfusions until the patient's counts return A lth o u g h m a n y Insurance ADVICE A B IG A IL V A N BU REN DEAR ABBYr My husband and I have fought over this lor years, uud wc can't seem lo find a solution lhal will satisfy lx ill of us. 1 like lo have I he house want) In the winter — about 72 degrees. My husband says It's much loo hot for him — so he turns the heat down to about 68 lo 70. Ahbv. toy fare Is cold and I do not like lo wear three sweaters and heavy socks In the house, which I have do do In order lo be comfortable alter he starts tool­ ing with the thermostat. He shuts the heat off at night and It goes down at 52 degrees. Then he Jumps up In the morn­ companies still consider this an experimental procedure. It has saved many lives. Six years slnee her transplant. Hosier's doctor. Gerald Elfan* b le u , M .D .. w h o bus since opened thr Bone Marrow* Transplant Unit at the Universi­ ty o l South Florida, has given h e r a "clean bill of h ra lih ." in g ami turn It u p to 70. (It takes utmut an hour tor the tempera­ ture to reach 70 — and when It doc*, he turns It down to 60. or 6 5 ll It's really cold outside.) I ca n ’t sta n d to he cold. Meanwhile, m y husband star's to sweat at tile drop of a hat. I tu rn the heat u p and h r turns It d o w n It's the o n ly thing we ever light about. W e've Ik -cii married 5 2 years. FIG H TING IN OREGON DEAR FIO H TIN O : Have you considered portable room heal­ ers? If not. please do. It may save y o u r marriage. Since you prefer to Ik * tuoity w a rm , wear woolen socks and sweat era in deference to your huslmnd. who prefers a cooler house. (It's easier lor you lo bundle up than It Is for him lo find comfort in an overheated room .) Meanwhile. If this Is Ihc o n ly thing you ever fight about, count your blessings. arrived and on them was this message: "Please remember to attach the receipt to your gift that you brin g ." Abby. we are speechless and wonder If this is a new and a c c e p ta b le p r a c t ic e . I a m enclosing m y name, bul since this Is n fairly small town, please sign me "S tu n n e d In Salem C o u n ty ." and maybe Ihc bridal p arty will recognize ibis. Mailed from... PEN NSVILLE. N.J. DEAR ‘STUNNED't It may br a new practice, but I find ll unacceptable. Don't blame Ihc bridal parly. Those who orga­ nized ih r brldal shower arr responsible for the wording on (he Invitation. MOVIELAND o».» i« ill I2i* Her If K Sxttri D EAR ABBY: A young lady In o u r town Is getting married next m o nth . Her shower Invitations TOMBSTONE Pin THEPROQRAM Charge it. II i i iu m E PB If** ti fe*< •t*. |irij T» e**i io.* iievi Im w f K »is apvs*« a**M»w ro a Q3 MAX tW «4 » &■ ^ .rH ld S s pssr Vt»C$6 MwMd Photo t y Jotnn t ly , * « Dr. Flnkler (Minted out that there are many support groups for prostate cancer and there are none for gynecologic cancer pa­ tients. Even a breast cancer support gioup was not the ans w* e r f o r w o m e n w i t h gynecologic cancer as these w om en have special needs. Dr. Flnkler and Dr. Gross plan to make bone m arrow transplant a treatment for patients In cen­ tral Florida. D r. Flnkler was a most Informative and knowl­ edgeable speaker. For more In fun rial ion regardtng ovarian cancer screening. ealM407) 897*1000 DEAR QRATEFUL: Th a n k you for reaffirming that no one Is too old to be a donor. Readers. 1 repeat: Th e expense of donating Is N O T borne by the donor's family or estate. T h e Over 50 Dance Clut> dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 •4:30 p.m . nt the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Dcltonlans 11-piece band. Donation S2.00. 6:00 I 6:30 One crucial point Is that early detection Is the only route lo a cure. Dr. Flnkler also discussed the blood test CA125. This lest has many false readings and by the time the doctor sees It with ultra sound or the patient has s y m p to m s, the disease has usually progressed tor) far for cure, and there Is an 80 percent mortality rale. One of the factors for ovarian cancer Is your family history. If your mother or sister had it you have a much higher chance of getting ovarian cancer. Von need to Inform yourself and your doctor of any such family history for possible early detection, screening methods and possible early cure. ii*f*n* I IM «< « I l N N I IJ OKflWeqN An&MfK-l r o t ) y N «W * ri *«* |ldl to— Jit Uiry* Aft**. riTB ffk2o a • e x , t w i n Any* Qw tM W s a Hogei t*>S * x t ro U u " “ w is a s » ir » s 5 s H 5B TT i*«S r — ga;*wi -~ 'fs**fTp** t U « l M X * (tHJl [Wet tfVM JM U * K « I emjt_vtl* U , ,_, - *V mj. iTwrw l» « s M a * .* ii y !.»rv*Gi R y b M Wb t*»N*» fes 1 Dt n (M&mot a l*i u o t M*| r s r iw r *l(*li*fNOt~ m ■N AmW ti Tmn » s |IWl) lim it sa*a t^ s e * tv. tw*M u H t f T S i l T w s iM f e j.iOl^i fiN SM iewN, *« W e now ac c e p t M asterCard and Visa. Sanford Herald JSL �t il 4B - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Flortda - Tuaaday. January 23. 1B94 Legal Notices M O TIC V O F APP LICATIO N P M TAX M 10 N O T IC E It H E R E B Y G IV E N . thel Nurlk. l i d . tha hofdrr of the following cortlfk «••(•) not lliod Mid cartifk a io U l for o tot d*od to bo Ittuod inoroon Tho ctrlltKOlo numb • r ill and yoertsl of issuance, •he description of Iha property, and ttw na m o(t) In whktf II wot a tta tw d It/aro at toitows Certificate No ISU Year of Issuance IN* Description ot Property L E G L O T a* B L K E S P R I N G v a l l e y f a r m s s e c r p b is PGN N am ot In which attattad R a y m o n d P S a m a n lc . Catharine Samanx A ll of M id property being In tna County of Sammoto. S*aia of Florida U n io tt tu tu car nf ic ala 11 1 tna 11 ba radaamad according to la* tna proparty dr ter lbad In tven cartificalall) alll ba told to tna nignati b Oder •• tna watt •font door, Samlnola County Courtnouto. Sanlgrd. Florida, on tna leth day of Fabruary. I He al IIA M Approtim alaly IlllO O catn lor laat It required la ba paid by tna tuccottful b-dda- ai the Mia Fu ll paym onl of an amount •dual to tha hlghatt bid plut applicable documaniary ttamp la ia t and recording Nat It dua w it h in J r hour* alta r tha adrarl tad lima of Ilia M N All paymantt than ba catn or guar antaad Inttrumanl. mad* pay able to tna Clark of tha Circuit Court O r tad m it rtn day ot January. IN r IS E A L I AAaryanna Morta Clark Of tna Circuit Court SaminoloCounty. Florida By Michel la l Sltvo Oapvty Clark Publlth January II It. )1 and Fabruary I. m r O EN M •• 4 N O T IC E O F A P P LIC ATIO N FO R T A X D E O N T T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N . Inal F R E C Pantion Plan X CartiticaN In , Sac,. Iha noidar ol tha following cortiHc r ta lt ) hat filed Mid cortlfK ••am for a ta> daad to bo itiuad maroon Tho cartltkoto numb • Til) and y o a r(t) of Ittuanca. tna datcriptlon of mo property, and tna noma It) In which it wot attattad i t 'a r t at toiiowi C artilica N N o I Mr Vaar of Ittuanca m i Oatcrlpfion of Proparty: L E O L O T JB G R EE N W O O O LAKES U N IT J P B J ) PCS 14 417 Nom at In which attattad Pat G S c h w a r t i . L y n o tta P . Schwarti A ll ot M W property being In the County of SemlaoM Stria of Fw ndo U n ia t* auch ca rlilic a la itl than ba rodaomtd according N> low. tho property described m tuch canittcatoli) will ba tow to tha highott bWdar at tha wail •rent door. Sam mole County CourthouM. Sanlord. Florida, on •he N th day of February, m e a t HAM Approxim ately IlllO O cath •or N o t It roqulrod N bo paid by •he twccataful bidder ol tho M b Fu ll paym onl ol an amount •dual N tho highott bW plut applicable documaniary Hemp '••ot and racer#ng No* It duo w it h in l « nou*t o ile r Iho ad>«rlited time of the Mia All paymantt titan bo o t h or fuor anN a d inttrumanl. moda pay abN N Iho Clark of me Circuit Court Da*ad Ihlt tom day ef Janu ary. IN * IS E A L I AAarvanna Morta Clark ol Iha Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida B y: Michelle L- Silva Deputy Clark Publith January ) l Fabruary 1.0. IS. 10*4 O E N IF * N O T IC E O F A PP LIC ATIO N FO R T A X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N . that Harlan C BwNy X C a rlllk a N Iny Sarv. me hoWer of tha following cortlhcoNItl hat niod M W a rflfk e to (i) N r a tar daad N ba Ittuod maroon Tho o r t llk o t o number It) and y o o rd l of Itt uanca. Iho dated; nan ot me property, and the no m a lt i In which II wot attatt •d It/aro o tN IIp w t C arllflca N N t 107 Y oorof IttuoncO' I NO O etcrtpfNn C Picpaety; I E O L O T AJ W IL L A l a k e PH I PB JSPGJO N a m o t In which ottottod: F r a n k C . R o ll, T ra c e y Evan* Halt A ll of h W property being in the County of Seminole. Veto of Florida U n i o n tu ch c o rllllco N I* l tholl bo radaamad according N low. Iho property dttcrlbad In ouch c o rtlllc o N U I will bo toW •o mo highott bWdar at iha watt Ira ni door. SomlnoN County CourthouM. Sonlord. Florida, on •no J*m day of Fabrvory. IN* ol II A A A Approalm alaly H U M cath •or N o t It roqulrod N bo paid by •he tuccottful bWdar al Iha M b Fu ll paym onl of on amount •qual N tha hlghatt bW plut applicable documaniary tiamp la ia t and recording Not It duo w it h in I t h o u rt altar Iha adrarl tad lima of Iha M b All paymantt thell ba cath er guar antaad Inttrumanl, moda pay able N tho Clerk of Iho Circuit C#wr1 Dated Ih lt Itlh day of Jenu ary, IN 4 IS E A L I M o ry a m e AAortr Clark of the Circuit Court SomlnoN County. F tor We B y: M Ic h o lN L Sllvt Deputy Clark Publlth: Jonoorf IS. Ftbruary I .B .IS .I N e D EN It* Legal Notices N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TAX D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , mat Wilma Legeull. Iha holder ot Iha following corllllc o N I t l hat tiled M W rorllllc o N I t ) tor * lot drad N be Ittued lharaon Tha cadltketo numb o r lt l and yaorltl of Ittuanca. the datcriptlon of Iho property, and me nemeltl la which II wat attattad It/are at Ntlowt CertihcaNNe Jta Vaar of Ittuanca l*H Description of Property L E G L O T A (LESS E ltd F T O F N t » F T . S H I F T » N I JO F T O F S Its F T OF E 1*1 7 F T ♦ N SO F T O F S J7S F T OF W 110 F T A V* II* * F T O F N l i t Jf F T A E 10 F T O F W l l * » F T O F N ISJ t F T I R O SELANO P AR K PR t P G SI Nam ot In which attattad I della Forbat t'a i A ll ol MW property being In the County of SomlnoN. S u b of Florida U n io tt tuch c tr llf ic o lo ltl than ba radaamid according to law. the property datcrlbad In tuch cartltlceMIt) will be toW to the highatl bWdar ol Iha watt Iron! door. SomlnoN County CourthouM. Seniord Florida, on the J i l l day of Fabruary. IN * al I I AM Approiim eN ly H IS 00 cath N r N ot it required N bo peW by •to tuccottful bWdar ol mo M b F u ll paymonl of an amount equal N Iha highott bW plut applicable documaniary tiamp la ia t and recording N a t It due w it h in I t h a u rt a lta r Iha advertised lima ef Iha M b All paymantt then ba cath or guar antaad Inttrumanl. made pay abN N me C’art of In# Circuit Court D o N l mit llth day ot Jenu a ry. iN e (S E A L ) AAaryanna Morta Clerk ot the Circuit Court SomlnoN Comfy. F N r Wo By M kheIN L S'lva Deout, Clark Pub?)!*: January I* JS A Feb ruery 1.0. I We O E N 103 S T. JOHNS R IVER W A T E R M A N A O B M E N T D IS T R IC T O IV E S N O TIC E OP IN T E N D E O A O E N C Y A C T IO N Tho D H trk t givot notice ef IN mien! N Ittua o permit to me Nllowing oppllconllt) an F tb rwary 0. INe C R P C O R P O R A T IO N . I N N O R T H O R AN G E A V E N U E . S U IT E IM . O R LA N D O . FL J J t t l . a p p lic a tio n te l i t 307*AAAI Tho protect N located In SomlnoN Comfy. Section Jr. Townthip Jt South. Range Jt E o tt Tha application It lor M O D IF IC A T IO N OF A P R E V IO U S L Y ISSUEO P E R M IT TO S E R V E H U N TE R S R E S E R V E . P H A S E III. Ttw rauoriMig wo Nrbody U Iho L I T T L E EC ON L O C K H A T C H E E R IV E R P IZ Z U T I D E V E L O P M E N T C O R P * ISS SOUTH O R A N G E A V E . S U ITE 1U0. O R L A N D O « l 11*01. applicotion t r i l l n o t AAA] The prolocf It Wealed W SomlnoN County. Socliont 01. 0J. JS A Jt. Townth.pt JO A I I South. Range JO E o tt Tho OppllCOtNn It N r M O O IF IC A T I O N T O T H E P R E V IO U S L Y • SSUED P E R M IT S ASSO CI A T E O W IT H D E T E N T I O N R E P L A C E M E N T TO SERVE E A O L E R ID G E. Tho rocoiymg w a t e r b o d ie s o re L I T T L E H O W ELL CREEK A LAKE JE S S U P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y P U B L IC WORKS D E P T . I l l B USH LOOP SANFO R D. FL JJffJ. appl.ration I t I lf AJtfAG Tho proloci It locaNd In Sami noN County, toclwni Jt. 31 A JJ. Townthip X Scum. Rang# JO E o tf Tho oppIlcoINn It for C O N S TR U C TIO N OF A SUR F A C E W A TER M A N A G E M E N T S Y S TE M A S S O C IA TE D W IT H R O ADW AY W ID E N IN G O F C .R . O f FR O M S.R. a jr TO LO NO W O OD LAKE MARY R O AO . Tho recalvtng woNrbody It S O LO IE R C R E E K Th o flN Itl containing each ol Iho abovo lltfad oppUcolWnltl are ayollobN for Intpectlon M orW ly through Friday oleapt N r logoi holidoyt. I 00 a m N S 00 p m al Iho SI Johns River W a fe r Management D istrict Haedquertart or Iha approprlaN IN W off lea Tho O ltfrl'.t will loko action on each perm it application luted above uniott • polltNn lor an admlnlttrallvo proceeding (haorlng) It tiled purtuonl N Iho provltlont Of toefNn iJO 17. F .S - and section r o C -t .t t t . F .A .C . A par ton O tN cN d by any of ttw Olttrlett prepen d permitting docltNnt WantlfNd abovo may petition N r an administrative hearing in a r n r v m c a with taction u o s f. P.S. Pelltwnt mutt ctvnply with •ho roquliomonlt ot Florida A d m ln lt lr o llv o Coop R u ltt roc I I II and roC I U I and be filed with (received by I me District Clark. P.O. B or lei*. Peietke. Florida J J I f t le u Petitions tor a d m ln ltlro llv o hearing on Iho abovo appllcrl W n (t ) m utt bo filed within fourteen (111 days of publico lion* ot Ihlt none* or within fourteen ( la) day* ol actual receipt of Ihlt Intent, whichever fla t occur* Failure N U N a petition within this time period that! cantlltuN o waiver of any right tuch par ton may here N request on e d rrin itia tive da term ination (h e rrin g) under taction 1)0 If. F.S.. concerning iho tub|ect permit application Petitions which ora not filed In accordance with Iha abovo pro visions pro tublect to d ltm ltM i Sherman Bor Icon Sr Permit Dot* Technician Permit Data Sarv Ices Oi vision SI Johnt RiverW rlar Management District Publlth: January JS. I**e O E N I** CELEBRITY CIPHER UFU O D X T T O P O O T K X J K N T XT F T I K R t T OS A S Z C O • ■ T C X X T U M , KCU I T S I H T I I C T M P SHOD H I I I T U I R O Z T D P K . * — B T C U S V K . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: " It ’B not pi*yV>fl »0» • lournamgnt, you're piavino for money I'd ba tying If I aMd I waan't." — (Uoffar) drag Norman. Legal Notices Legal Notices ST. JO HN S R IV E R W A TE R IN T H E C I R C U I T COtIBT M A N A O B M E N T D IS TR IC T IN A N D F O R O IV E S N O TIC E OF T H E E IO H T E E N IH IN T E N D E O A O E N C Y A C TIO N J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT. Tha District givot notice of tft S E M IN O L E C O UNTY. intent to Ittua a permit to ttw F L O R ID A •oltowing oppltcontltl on Fab C IV IL A C T IO N NO ruery t. I**a *) no* c a ir k S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y LAW R EN CE ft SIEG A L. P U B L IC W ORKS. V t BUSH P ioM IH . B O U L E V A R O . SANFORD. F L — v t— JS TTJ. a p p lic a tio n a t ) tip B U TLE R S O N O O U G L A S 00*7 AG Tha protacl It located In INC . a r lor Wo corporation SomlnoN County, Sections It, )| d b o B U T L E R 'S FLORIDA 1 JJ. Township 30 South. Range D E P A R T M E N T O F BUSINESS X Cast T i n application it tor R E G U L A TIO N S O IVISIO NO F C O N S T R U C T IO N O F AN ALCOHOLIC B E V E R A G E S O U T F A L L D IT C H A RE AND TO B A C C O A N D TER RY T A IN IN G W A LLS W IT H IN B U TL E R Individually. S JR W M O A U S A C O E Defendants JU R IS D IC TIO N A L w e t l a n o N O T IC E O F SALE B O U N D A R IE S ON C R a)T Tha NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN receiving waterbody It UN that tha undersigned at Clark of N A M E O W E TLA N C S tho Circuit Court ot SammoN Ttw IlN I t l containing each of Camty. Florida under and by ttw above HtNd appncatienltl virtue of tha Final Judgment rt ora available tor Intpectlon ForacN tura a n lrre d In that Monday through Friday atcapl causa pending In tha Circuit tor legal holidays, t 00 a m to Court ol SomlnoN County. Flor I N p m at the St Johnt Hirer We Cate No OJ DO* CA I* K In Water Management District which L A W R E N C E R SIEGEL. •Nedquertort er tha appropriate It Iha Ple ntlft and 0 U TL E R S Held office Tha O tttrk t will ON D O U G L A S INC d b a taka action on each parmli B U TLE R S and FL O R I0 A OF application llttod atom unN tt a P A R T M E N T O F BUSINESS petition tor an administrative R E G U L A TIO N S DIVISION OF proceeding I hear Ing I It Iliad ALCOHOLIC B E V E R A G E S and pursuant to the provisions a* TO B A C C O and TE R R Y section 1)0 St. P .I.. and taction B U TLE R are tha Defendants I. aOC • SI I. F A C A parson at MW CWrk ol Iho Court, under whoM substantial mtorattt are and by virtu# ol Iha Final Judgment ot Foradotura. wtlt j at tec tad by any ot tho D lttrk tt proposed permitting decisions otter tor teN and toll at public Wer.tllwd above may petition tor Mia to tha h'ghatt and bast on ad m Initia tive haorlng In bWdar tor cath ol the Watt accordance with taction IT* S7. Front door el Iha Samirww F S Petitions mutt comply with County CourthouM in Santord Iho requirements at Florida Sam,rot# County. Florida, on A d m in is tra tiv e Coda R u N t the IJth day ot February. t**L tdC l I I I and aOC I SJI and bo at It a m . the to!lowing Liquor filed with (received byl the License It 00c;5 District C N rk. P O Do* l*Jt O A TE O this l*th day ot Jonu PeW tko. F tor id* ))I7 * 141* ary t»*e P atillo nt tar administrative M A R V A N N E MORSE hearing on the above epplicot clerk of th e lo n ltl m u tt ba IlN d within C IR C U IT C O U R T . tourtaan (let days ot publico SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . tiont of this netko or within FLO R ID A fourteen Ital days at actual By Jana E J* M w k receipt ot this Intent, whichever O EP U TYC LER K first occurs Failure to f>H o Publlth January JS A February petition within nut lima period I. lt*a thall constitute o waiver of any OEN i n right tuch pa«tun may have to request an administrative da term ination (hoorlngl under taction t)0 ST. F t . concerning N O TIC E O F A P P L IC A TIO N me tublect permit application FO R T A X D E C O Petitions which era not Mad In N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y accordance with ttw abort pro GIVEN that w T Gordon S S vttwnt ora tub tact to ditm ltM l Gordon CtHSn tor A E Geedon Shannon Bor icon tho holder ot tho loilowlrg cart Sr Permit D o U Technician tlk o N H I hat tiN d M W cactlhc Permit Dote Service! OsvitMn • N il) tor 0 to, daad N bo tssmd St Johnt River WaNr lharaon The cortltlcaN numb Management O tttrkt a ril) and y a a rttl ol issuance Publith January JS. ttte ltd datcriptlon ot the property OEN ttg and ttw ne m eltl In which It wat attattad it are a t totNwt Certificate No J J U Year Ot ittuanca I N I Detcript-on ot Property LEG S tL » t o r Jib M O t JOt S HO F T OF N 4)0 F T O F W I0S FT IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F E 4 J O F T O F N E .O F I I T I I JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT NW • IN A N O F O R Names In which attattad S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . G rra id K S lh .o . John T F LO R IO A Win.am ton CASE N O : MM*1 DR A J B All at saw property ba ng in IN R E T H E M A R R IA G E C F ttw County ot SrmtnoN. S U N ot P H IL IP P TR E A O W A V . Flor Wo atti Uniats tu ch ca rtlficotalt) thall ba redeemed recording to D O NNA K A Y TR E A D W A Y . low. tho property described m tuch carttttcoNttl wtlt ba toW T O O O N N A K A Y TR E A D W A Y N tha highest bWdar ot ttw watt AD D R ES S UNKNOW N Irani door. Som lnoN County N O T IC E O F FO S TIN O CourthouM Sanford. Florida an You era hereby notified mot o ttw trth day of February |**e of potman tor P a So Dissolution ot IIA M Marriage hat bean Iliad against Approilm atoly H IS 00 cath you and that you a rt required to for Nat it required to ba pe'd by m t v o a copy of your rotpm M or tha successful bidder s ' tha sal. p-aadmg to the Potllion upon tha Full prym ant ot on amount Pafitionor. P H IL IP P T R E A D rquri N ttw hlghatt bW Hut W A Y . * lio w eddrott if A t) applicable documentary ttamp M E A D O W B R O O K O R ., laiat and recording laat It dua W IN T E R SPGS FL JJTO*. end w ithin J r h o u r t a lta r tha file the original rotponM or advertiMd lima ot tha MW All pleading In Iho ottko of mo paymantt tholl bo cath or guar Clark Of the Circuit Court on or antaad inttrumanl. made pay bolero tha llth day of F E B R U obW to the C N rk c l tha Circuit A R Y . t**4 Court O A T E O ol SANFORD. SEM Dated Ihlt eth day of January. I H O LE C O U N T Y . Florida I**4 Th it Tm day of JA N U A R Y . ISEALI Maryann* M o o e M A R V A N N E MORSE CNrk of the Circuit Court Clerk of ttw Circuit Court SomlnoN County. Florida By Nancy R Winter By Michelle L Silva O EP U TYC LER K Deputy CN rk Publlth January It. It. JS L Publith January II, II. Jt. and Ftbruary I. I*tt February I. I » t ! Ok N * » D E N IS 1ft* Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T M E C O U N TY C O UR T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO i *) isaa CC J*Z W E K IV A V ILLA S C O N D O M IN IU M ASSO CIATIO N. INC . Ptelntlft. N O l ICE OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , mat Wilma Lagoult. tha holder of the following cortlfk ataltl hat tiled Mtd caetltk • lain tor a I n Orad to ba lisuad thereon Tha caetilketo numb eelt) and yaorltl of ittuanca. the datcriptlon of the property, and m* nam alt) tn ah k h It wat atMttad it *ra at tolloat CartilicaNNo X t vaar or Ittuanca tetr Oatcnpfion of Propa-ty LE G LO T I BLK C A B S TE V E N S A D O TO M ID W A Y PB 7 PG M Names In which atM itad Ann a Jenkins AM of M id property bvmg In ma County ot SamlnoN. Slate of Flor Ida U n ia tt tuch co rtlllco to lt) tholl ba redeemed occordmg to low. ttw property daunte d In tuch cartitkataltl wtlt ba told to ttw fnnhatt bidder rt m* watt front door. SamlnoN County CourthouM Santord. Ftarido on •he Jltt day of February. t**r at HAM Approilmatoly H IS 00 cath for toot It required to bo paid by the tuccottful bidder at ttw m N Full payment of an amount aquat to ttw highest bid plut apptkabto documentary stamp •airs and recording teat It dua w ith in )e h o u rt attar tha advert'sed time of tha t*W AM paymantt thall ba cath or guar antaad instrument, made pay abN to tha Clark ot ttw Circuit Court Datod m it tlrn day of Jonu *ry Ietc I SEALI Maryann* Mors# Clark of ma Circuit Court Sammoto County. F lor Ida By MichaltoL Slty* Deputy Clark Publish January IE. JS A Fab ruary I t !**e O E N 10) T A N Y A R P IN TA R . Datandont N O TIC E O F SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary Final Judqman! entered In ttw above captioned matter I will M il ttw property situated m Sam Mole County. Florida da scribed at Unit No ISO D. Building ( of W E K IV A V ILLA S a Condomm turn according to ttw Declare lion ot Condominium recorded In Official Record Book 101). Page IJM at ttw Public Records ot Samlnola County. F lor id* togattwr witti on und.vidtd In terett In and to ttw common a laments at described in Mid Declaration appurtenant mere to all In accordance Witt) and tub|a<t. howarae. to alt of ttw provltlont ot ttw M 'd Ovctara •k<n of Condominium of Wakiva Villas a Condominium, at Public Sal* to ttw hrgtwtt and best bidder to/ cash, at m* W itt Front Door of ttw Seminole County CourrnouM. l i t N Part Avenue. Sanford F lor Ida. on ttw ism da, of fabruary (at*. •• II 00am In accordance atm ttw Amer leant With O'tabllittat Act. par tons with disabilities naading a •panel *c commadation to par tlclpat* In Ih lt proceeding Should contact Court Admmlt •ration ot >10 North Part Ava nue. Santord. Florida IJ f f l. •ataphevw (ro ll JJJ U H o il 4JJT. not tetae than M a n IT) days prior to the proceeding It h e a rin g Im p a ir e d . ( T O O ) 1 000 *SS 0771 or Voice I V ) I 000 at* Off*. Via Florida Rale, Sarv l a O A T E O Ihlt lim da , ot Jonu ary. i*«r IS E A L I M A R V A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COUR T B , Oorotfiy W Bolton A t Deputy CNrk Publith January JS a February I. I**e O OE ' N l*e IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. OF T H E I IT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R IO A CASE NO *) J**l CA 1* K H O U S E H O LD R E A L T Y C O R P O R A TIO N PMmftfl. C H A R L E S P R Y A N and JE A N m D v a tf fc»fw*to H O U S E H O LD R E A L T Y C O R P O R A TIO N B A R N E T T B kN K O FC EN TR A L FLO R ID Af/k.'e B A R N E T T BANK OF O R L A N O O 'W IN T E R P AR K . N A . and SEARS. ROE BUCK and C O . Dalendonlltl N O TIC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E It hereby given mot •he undersigned CN rk at mo C ir c u it C o u rt at S o m m e lt County. Florid* will, on m* Itm day ot Fabruary t**r. at It 0C A M at tta Watt Front doer ot tho Seminole County Court tux.to. Santord Florida eftot tor M N and M il at public outcry to the highott and batt b-dder N r cath. ttw tenoning described property titueNd *n SEM IN O LE County. Florida lo t ). Block A. B EA R I A K F MANOR, according to ttw Plat theraol. at recorded tn Plat Book It. Peg* f*. Public Rac ordt Of SomlnoN County. Flor pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In a c o m pending In Mid Court, ttw tty!• Of a h k h It Mdtcaiod above W ITN E S S my hand and of fkiel tool of M id Court m it llth day of January l**r IS E A L I M A R V A N N E MORSE CNrk c* ttw Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton O C Publith January JS A February t. I**r OEN tn GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Advertise what peopls want! C hildren's clothing, dishes, collect­ ibles, tools, books and antiques are the m ost popular items, 2. Make it It conv< convenient to shop al your garage salel Be sure there is adequate parking space. Post signs with directions to parking areas. Mak e arrangem ents witn neighbors. 3. Make It easy to pay! Have plenty of change and a jiing. Make Ma‘ sure one person is on duty a t all system fo r handling. times a t a centralized location preferably with a calculator or adding machine. 4. Provide prices. Do not make every person ask, 'H ow much is this? Prices make for quick, effective sales o r a good place fo r customers to start bargaining. 5. Get an early start. Set up displays the evening before, if possible. 6. Departmentalize. Separate the inexpensive item s from the m ore costly areas. Group furniture, aothing, toys, lawn equipm ent ana other item s with sim ilar merchandise. 7. S p e cia lize . Establish one area for 'U nder $5*. another for 'U n d e r $1*. Consider having a batch of item s that are 'FREE w ith purchase of $3*. Remember the youngsters, too. Encourage this w ith small, low-priced item s that are appropriate for this purpose. 8. Tim e y o u r sals carefully I Have it at a tim e when m ost people are at home and unconcerned with special events. 9. Cor rn ib in * e your e .............. ffo rts ! Incorporate your sale w ith a neighbor fo r more variety and greater impact. 10. Be apeclficl When advertising you sale in the newspa­ ing your per, lis t individual item s.-D on't sim ply say, 'several things available." Each time you lis t an item , you are broadening the list o f potential custom ers. 11. Be generous! If you have Hems le ft over, give them to a charitable organization. If you see that some item s are not moving w eil during the sale, m ark them down during the last hours. Remember, the prim e reason for holding the sale is to turn yo u r unwanted item s into cashl .7 r - » N O TIC E OF A P P LIC ATIO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N m*l Arthur H Hartr X Crrtificato Inv Sar Iha heldar of ttw following cartificatolt) hat •Had M d cartitlcatolt) tor a lai dead ts bo ittuad lharaon Ttw c a ittllc o ta num ber l s i ond y a a 'llt at ittuanca the datcrip t on of the proparty, and mo nam ed! tn which it wot attatt •d I t 'ora at tot tows Cartiticato No lira Year ol Ittuanca t**l Datcriptlon of Property L E G U N IT XJ B LD G P CROWN OAKS 1ST AOD ORB *U PG 1*7/ Nomas in which atMttad Sharr, A Ouvolt All ot Mid propart, being tn ma Casatty of Sominato. Steto of FtgndO U n io tt tuch cartlficotalt) thall b* redeemed according to low. the preparly described In mch cartittcotoit) will ba Mid to ma higtwtt bidder at ttw watt front door, laminate County CourthouM. Santord. Florida, on the H it day o* Fabruary. t**e at IIA M Approilmatoly SUS 00 cath tor toat It required to ba paid by tha successful brddar at ttw M N Full payment ol on amount •qua) to ttw hrgtwtt D-d plus applicable decixnaotary stomp trios and recor ding teas it dua w ith in 14 h o u rt o ile r tho advertised lima of ttw MW All paymantt theJT ba catn or gror •ntoed metrumant. made pay obN to m* Clark of ttw C'rtutt Court Dried mit llth dry of Janu ary tetr (S E A L ) M aryonna M o t m C lark o< ttw Circuit Court SeminotoCounty, Florida By MictwIWL SilvO Oaputy Clark Publith January t(. JS 4 Fab ruery 1.1 l**4 O E N 1*1 F L O R ID A S T a V | R EO U IR E* all contrtctort bo o g itto o d er cortltwd To verity o ttato c e n l r o d o r t H e rn ia co ll t *00 J r ) 7»r* Occupational Lleans*! ora required by Itw county and con ba vorllwd by colling JJI l DO. o il 7U ) CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 C LA S S IFIE D C O T HOURS •.•ooajl- uopjl MONDAY ttw FMOAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 ccrstdcutfvo timed---------- 57» J lino 1coooociXJyo Brtoo---------- TOMttno 3 crviMCUtfvd ttnw*---------- I K K m I S M ----------------------- ----- 11.11 o line Ret** oro pdf Stuo. b*Md on 3 Knot •3UnmMlfslimim N O W A C C E P TW G B ’.’ DEADLINES FriJoy 1i Noon Tho Ooy Dotoo PtAbcadun Sunday And Monday S 30 P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T * A N O C R E D O * : In th e e ven t of o n error In an • d, Iho Santord H aro ld wtlt bo ro o p o n e ib lo for tho f la t Inoortton onty ond o n fy to tho axtant o f th o coot of that In B u tto n Ptooao ch ock y o u r od for a c c u ra c y th o f la t da y H Tuaaday ru n o . 5*— Financial Services J t-P e rs o n a ls ADOPTIONS Fraa nwdtcol cart trontpor talion. countallng. privata doctor plut living tipantat Oar iTJTSISCtoorwator Attorney MhnFfMkar I tm tV H t* Air Duct deanlng AIR D U C T C LEA N IN O . guftor ctooning'scroonlng. chimney swaap Insured Young’s Sarv lea. Ik ftjcaorn j j j sen * 1 —M o n e y to Le n d 27—N u rs e ry A Child Care KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONETI C H ILD C A R E In my Hidden Lt home Christian almot M F. 7 seam I JOpm Rots 3)1 rt«J F U L L T IM E )<t * yft Set wt A lte r t i h o o l r r t IJO / w t Lunch. Itn a c tt* X> S JJ) 1*7* 31—P riv a te Instructions ORUM S. KEY B O A R D . P IA N O L E S IO N S Begtrwwr gaitor and best Oagraad instructor with ) yaort toachmg n p n i •nca All sly tot and Nratt Fust Nttan Ira* KyN II* * * U 41 —C em etery Lo ts 1 LO TS . Gaktawn M p tiv r ir i Park ) tor ma price of It SI. 1*0Coil*t» 771 111* SS—Business O p p o r tu n it y * N I G H T C L U a S ond L iq u o r lO* ft m e e t CiUWNtiP 4>l I f f 4^01 OWNAPATPH0NE ROUTE 117*0 wk potontlal Unique Opportunity I 100 MO TAJ) II CARPET CLEANINO: • Rooms (J* *S Storm cleaned or dry loom Guaranteed lowest prices e*7J*****l SAM'S CAR P ET CLEANINO plus boll ond strip Hoars. R ttlden tiel/co m m trciol 14 hrs ) j r 1*41. baapar *440*41 Cleaning Service A TO U C H A B O V E Ctoonlng •a rv lc a L lc 'ln s Q u a lity ctoonlng ot It's bast JJI *>** HOUSE CLEANINO. rollobto. and roosanabtr ratoi Rrt't Bondrd'Llc' Ins 4*7 *7*7 mv 43— M ortgages Bought & Sold W A N T E D *4* 000 HI M l) on tm owner occupied bit han't l» % ini. )0 ( r t *04 MS tft) 7V —H e lp W anted A D O T O Y O U R INCOME S I L L A V O N NOW! call n ir n iN in tiit AGENTSREAl ESTATE! troth.ng tuveeedt !'*• tuctatt Wa r* wall intooiA V d dec acta of tra mng tuccottful ogantt No license * Wo lltwlpl W ATSO N R E A L T Y CORP R E A L TO R * 1)1 1.00 A O E N T S A V O N Eom to SOX No door door P T / F T Intur ancaarailobto Send! *11 l i t ) B A B Y S IT T E R W A N TE D F 'T day 4 yr aid Light howtawort tom* nights JJ* *J*7 tv mtg C lea ning Sa rvlco Janitorial Services Commovdal/Rrsid 171 471J Contrite CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Woyfw Bool I Mon Quality Opera ucflRMgajBawMn w t Flooring HARDW OOD FLO O R IN O Install Sanding FtntsMag TO M O LSEN 1411474 7777 F lre w o o d / Fu e l FIR E W O O D S P LIT OAK T o o Sarvlco ond Hauling Free' estimates M l *17)____________ F l i It right al o price you can afford L k 'd 'ln t From itort •o flnith Carpentry, plumb Ing. atocfrkol. and roofing Ives 11 yrs of Irparlanca No job too big or small Coll JJ«-7*JJ or JJ* )<**)« h a . RITE-WAY VVL SMUWUC Th U Dloplajr W o rk F o r Y o u Call C lm in a t k L322< Lawn Service TO M A JE F F 'S LAW N C AREI Has /Comm . dapondabN low rrtosl Froaost JX> 7070 Masonry M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, cemm/res r\j,\ BUTZ CHAN JANITORIAL D TW P M ASO NR Y. Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrete. R tno vr Horn Lk./lns tji jeer ________P a in tin g C US TO M P A IN T IN O by Jclfra, Power Int /•■•. i k ' d . ins Fraa estimates .... u t *irs Plumbing A A A F L U M B IN O A SEWER. L a a k y faucets? R unning toitofsf *10 could tolva your problem Wator fwotors U hr w r v k j^ _ _ Pressure Cleaning DU^TtTI^Ttoar^drfvaaaTT roots, pool dacks. walks. houses Freeast, jjt n j j PRESSURE C L E A N IN O M ANi Roofs, pool docks, etc Ouotei byrphono phone________ Call n r ereo Swlr wimming Pool Service/ %epair W E E K L Y SE R V IC E from US mo Chtm Rift Pool Sofvko Tree Service ECHOLS T R E E SVC I k i. ms "Lot Iha Protasiionals do If* Fraa estimates JJJ m t L A R R Y ’S LAW N A N D TR E E F R E E E S TIM A TE S 13>toll Home Repair* Window Repair and Cleaning H A N D Y 'S MuftlpN Sac*. Treat, root roprir. driveway*, print Ing F o e oil Sr. disc. J J4 JH J S T R IC T L Y W INDOW S B usI twsi 4 Rtstdanllel wind)* scram do m in g Fraa asl Jx tJJJS M A R I N O Haato R o p o l r . spoclallilng In smell |abt. CRC 0*4*7* J * F rr a o*t. J J I - l l l t WINDOW 4 SCREEN REPAIR: •fm n ii Advertise Your Business Every Day F o r As L o w As S45 P e r M o n t h . Call C l a s s i f i e d . 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 A A .4 n W ILL DO houM/lraning for realtors, buddrrs. domoslks Reft and aeserwbN JJI «7M ^ J r * * * » J ^ _ _ AL DOCS IT ALL Carpet Cleaning ho WE SOLD IT! H o m e Im p ro ve m e n t >3i »*tj All you need It your titto Jact Oiamond tor appomtmant Whan our dattHlad raprM«fstfvM call back our d a u iflod advartisara, many aay wq »oid Itl Do you havo aom*thing to a^l7 •HOUSE •CAR • BED •BIRDS • BOAT? Call Um Santord Harald today and pUca your od. Our dasaifiad staff wil bo happy to halp. 322-2611 A F F O R D A B L E Hama Rapok. Dependable AH phew* Coll for to o o*l Mkhool JJJ 710* mo Richard G o u TAXES PREPARED 2 3 - U s t a Fo u n d A u to m o tiv e CARPENTER All kinds ol homo ropoirs. pointing 4 ceramic Mytrirtl M* ttotun' HUM L O S T S M A L L W H IT E F F M A L E M A L T E S E In vKlrnty ot toth 4 E tm JT ) W H C O M P L E T E O E T A IL IN O at your homo Hand washing ond w ising Jason Genes O r N I7 C a rp e n try STOP rOKClOSURE* I con harp *SX tuccatt Oarry Ta i praparalion from SI* up 407 IJ1 77*7 Ele c tric a l R ES./CO M M Vinyl Siding . A lu m Fra m in g . O ry w rll. Doors. Rooting. Cencreto I U 4 U 1 S O. Brunt. C B U IN t t n Sctw dM e, may erfude Harold Advwtaor ol t w coebof art aBMonoi do, Doncof whan you OH room* Pay otoy to days yotx ad new M rateeorrwd Uao KM O atirykin to tjwtaal twaJX Copy nxal loOoa accwylaCia typo groprvcW tom •Commo'Ctof r ,,,H ‘ tionl m m * / D * MS) Ad d itio n s A Rem odeling 1• �M iT i;JU 13 Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 25. 1994 - 71— Htlp Wanted 71— Htlp Wanted fllmcAi PANEL SAW OPERATOR f nq.neef >ng |;<r* m k l qu«h fi«d • ■periented clerical per con b e d red capabilities include Typing ebillly. M iSl’ M or belter. dictation end omef office equipment Typ •ng dele ontry i» n will t* edmim tiered lend return# Id P.0, tea me lenferd. FI > W I tm ________££■______ CNAS for fulltime II I end I tl m ill Mutl be certified Accepting appntetient Monday Friday. • 4 Or dory Me nor edW tre t P tBery e e rta te it MTCAUE TEACHER Cell between 1AM IIA m » t 741) Ask tor Melody DAYCARE TEACHER for toddler room end I yr otdt 1 lull time potltiont. I pert lime petition Eiperience preterred KidtKorner, _____ w w _______ DENTAL ASSISTANT C* perienced nitti ••pended dutiet needed lor busy muili d-toplmery ollice Strong re clor I ire end surgical to lilt e mutt Salary commenturele • lift erpenence Areilebie jen ifCotieoo i i i i M OIETART COOK full lime N urtirg home or penence neiplul Apply in per ton l a t e . i t * Nursing Center, tl* East Ind llreel ________ lerdoM ___________ OIRECTOR for etiebished cluidcere cen ir* f due el ion end erpenence m eer >y childhood required Cell H I to il ORIU OPERATORS. QC INSPECTORS. ETCHERS AND PLATERS Winter S p r in g , company te rtt Indiyiduelt wlfh prr now* production erperqnce ) p i lli ereileble Mon Thurt IK P M 4 A M f r l. let. Sun CAM 4 J04*M or 4 MPM 4AM l l d l r Pormenenl positions here* 4 fret Help PertemteI. 4>t tret fo r computerued panel tew E ip e rie n c e required Im mediate opening ))4 »J44 Pert lime Energetic, good meth end typing shills Mutt be able fa spell Cell i n n u RESIDENTIAL JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN A C C A R R IER S Tt.e re t f i e ne'l et»ebi•men and grow ng Central Florida betel ( ompeny ottert you etemi Annuel Per Increetet eltopOtt Per • Unloading Pry OWecetwn Pay • U ttty • .w ,t elpeuae- iding Program OA«ereve Trip l 7 Deyt e let# Model Conventional Trertort II you Iter# ) yeert tractor •reiier. O TR end men end ke f iperonce plot e good drirlng record, cell i teenteete Eip. Indmlrial Stam| Mk Him Opinion Mon mrw Tbu rt t*t tu wort dart P I ho'.der end tree Iqn Apply et Sen Dei 774C OH I t Mery B d . Senterd .H A N O T M A N . Sift At 44o neetenet Tern! < opporteuty in eree* Your trperence putt you to were ~ ~ed 4*eTy Greet beneM v » x i i r e g is t r a t io n AAA EM P LO Y M EN T m w m ew uw sw a lA lO R E R l N C E O E D t* nd e-d untt.iled Feu lent e>eil eft'e D e rt Cell between 1) SPRINT S tA f f INC. )>1 » I I lAMINATORS WANTED I tperience In boat building Hiring immediately Apply at latpQolgner Piece m in t L I V ■ I N N A N N Y . N an smeking, “M rs Ooubll.re 1 per tonality. Is cere lor 1 tctiaoi age children Trentpor •alion end R tl t required Oriedo. cell erot IM *4X1 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Needed tor distressed proper tyl Seniord P I f Send re tumet ta f U Secret Haruor Im o . tea# M ery. F L M>44 M IO IC A L N K L P SALES aaa em p lo ym en t tsowttth si. h i >114 TEACHERS M u tl here earned M h rt towerd a CDA or equirelent ®r becheiort degree in early «t m J0C1 TELEMARKETERS long wood pert time Monde y thru Friday SAM I) n u n and TPM IP M Saturday 1PM 4PM IS SO per h o ^ plus bonut end commission Permanent petition.' New else Help Pertennel tIS 4 JOS W A N TE D M A TU R E person to bebyt't in my home in Geneva »r yours Deyt Ire )7tl WittAovw/Dock Notion Up t o llie s hr I w.11 Iretnl W R H d l ___________ tm tee W AREHOUSE ANO G E N E R A L LA B O R H E L P N E E O E D I Bonus tor d n .e rt All thiltt ereileble Deity pay. no tee Report reedy to work t jo em Industrial Labor Src . ISIS l . r v . i - A , r. ipnorw a > e WORD P E R F E C T e IM * f antettic co wants to put your tt lilt to wort today I FR E E R E G IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P LO Y M E N T TM W Ilth St m u t t 91—A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share LO O KIN O tt there 1 B d'm condo W D pooi storage U M m# met util » 4 1471 9 3 - Room s fo r R e nt A Q U IE T, (leaa tm . kitchen phone laundry Apt t a . ail abteetto IM A up B4 4M ) C LEA N T U R N IIH E D ROOM Wien avail ttt e t . U V e c . Downtown m igga Cl CAN ROOMS i g . i ' . ' l A | SM v . K itc h e n , phone Itundry, video garnet Oil sheet p a rin g IX) 4411______ DAO » V . ) bdrm heme e .change tm help with cere for tao daughter. 10 end IS Ideal tor t'lqie mom or oktrr 11)77*4 ROOM w kitchen pvi,.leges Stt wk Airport & lentord Ave Cell 4dm t lll t w . m W H V E R Y C L E A N Room STVwk Non smoking Laundry prlv me Be*sem m t»dT4 M40 97—A p a rtm e n ts Fu rn is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All renlel end reel etlele edrsrtitementt ere tub|4d to the f vdvr a' ra ir Housing Act. which makes It Illegal to edre'tite any preference. Iim Italian or d 'tc r> m in e lle n bated on reco. color, rang .on. tea. handicap lemlliel status ornetiertelor^'n E F f IC IE N C T All utilities *n eluded Private beckye'd U d t month M l IIS1 99—A p a rtm e n ts Unfurnished / R e nt LFH II PM 7 A M end f AM J PM. Pert lime Apply in per ton U teelew Hurting Center. It* Kett Ind Slroel. Son4erd NAT’ L CO. etpendng la fie interviewing tor mgmt per font Potltiont in recruiting, training end direct tout el e n v iro n m e n ta l p ro d u c t! Comm /bonus: 4 figure In come Jrd yr Betumot to Human Resource* PC Bo« iff. Orlando, f i n a n N EED EXTRA M ONEY C ell fo r etleblithed corporelion with pro>en tervke end refer * N « I K MO plus lirtt year. commits)*) bate, f rvduett advancement Cell 114 4141 Send m i m e Pertennel. PO Bei leeata Fern Park F L If f __________ • S M A U | N G IN T e • M ECHANIC e li« e r b CO I Greet entry level spot Diver til wd person F R E E R E G IS TR A TIO N DRIVERS NETDED CASSELBERRY Upscale, tingle ttory. paid apartments I bedrocmt Ideal tor individual or couple ___________ I M 4777 C O N V E N IE N T A N D S P A C io U i C A IL G E N E V A G A R 0 E N S A PTS. .................a i W M C O N V E N IE N T A SAFE l 1 J Bdrm apt! I Ttt u e t mo plus dtp I yr leato 114 7Me C O N V E N IE N T TO downtown 1 bdrm. 1 bath, tingle ttory. quiet, w dhonk upUJS mo ___________ H I 1747___________ LEASE TOR LESS! WE N E E D YOU! DELIVER THE SOUTHERN BELL "REAL TEU O W f ACES" IN TOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY Men Women Relireet Student t Full or Pert Time Appil centt mutl be IS yeert old or older, have an intured eu*o or truck end be available 4 or more daylight hourt per day CALL NOW TO RESERVE YO UR A R EA egtueettf I 10em 4 OCpm M ONDAY TH R O U G H FRIDAY 0 0 NOT C A L L T H E PHONE CO M PAN YI ____ 0 0 A , INC. EOE ____ OPhum iCTECH Full lime, eiperience necet ter r Rtireclionitl Cell Lori e im t a iC ____________ ___ PRODUCTION WORKERS Etleblithed. prolileble J) yr old award winning company, a n d I n d u s t r y le a d e r In edrenced technology Helds It e ■pendmg I heir worklorce P ro d u c tio n w e rk e rt ere needed tor ell 10 er.J II hour t h i l l s . In c lu d in g I day woekend th ills , deyt end nights Eicellent wage end bonetitt program Apply In person: Cent menial Circuits. Inc l l » Belle A ve . Winter Springs between the hourt et Som and Noon or Ipm to 4pm 0 RECEPTIONIST o Answer phones end assist Variety of duties. Slerl now l FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m w um m in i One Bedroom Apartments W ttD F A L Mo.mood Aptt 117 7714 HAPPY REN YEAR! MARINER S VILLAGE Lake Ada 1bdrm. UeO mo 1 bdrm. 1410 mo and up 323 *670 MOVE IN SPECIAL! 1 Bdrm /I Beth >1) 1*1* S H ENAN PO AH A P A R TM E N T S PARK AV E I bdrm apt. lull kitchen, remodeled Large rooms, on but I me I UTS E F F I C I E N C Y A P T kllchon. M ly remodeled spec lout U1S 111M44 R E N TA L R ES U LTS Q U IE T 1/l't lownhovte. 1)04 Perk. Adult comm 1411/mo end tec dtp W eler/lreth Inti Barb Man Frl H I 144) SANFORD Near I 4. 1 bodroom I belt* » ) ) » per month. W1S tecurily Cell H I UIO_________ TW O BEDROOM E itre largo end clean Good area, dote to but end Plnecrett School 1449 moor tltS w* H ) 7700 I B D R M , IWO mo plus I mo tec 4 BDRM. .MSOmo plus I mo tat Cell H U M ! _________ I B EDROOM . US weekly. (ISO deposit Pttt accepted Ceil 118 IMS or HO 411)___________ I BEDROOM A P A R TM E N T SP EC IA L lit* a month mgve InCell Jtrry , H I MSB_________ I BEOROOM UTS month plus 117} security deposit and references HI HU I B O R M I R A TH , screened porch, cent H/A, 1100 per week k tttA l) 101—Houses Furnished / Rent N E A R O S TE E N small house turnlthed Senior discount, rent negotiable H I 7) 4) AdflBi m m 145— Duplex for Sale d'tlen. good neighborhood. 114 *00 Call alter SaO) 174 *044 C LEA N 1 BDR M F a ", im A C carport work rm . nice J » r d no pelt S41SU0 I0M _ 181—A p p lia n c e s / F u rn itu r e Lew Lew dawn! Why ivatf The Hilt.men Grew* H I U U ____________ Realter LAKE M A R T N c e l b d r m . lt * bath, cent H/A, lanced yard dean la ke M ary schools MOB plus tec 1B4 444 1170 LAKE M A R T A R IA >, , J bdrm I ' i bath fenced yard Cent H/ASMB/mo H I IWB IA K F M A R T . J t.Vh mobile home lit A last month tn c t o i n t a a a __________ t * U (,l i ; ■, ■ c a r o p e n e r , t a il p m r . cut do tec. t n v m o U R H R l ik e N E W . ] / i . lam rm . screened porch. ) car garage Available Feb Site mo Call Dot i ;i i ts o re r) jtai SANFORO 1 trtrm ; latrtrent house USO mo ___________ n t ia>4___________ SANFORD GOLDSBORO R E N T TO O W N ) bdrm new kitchen aif W.BBOdPwn.U*»/mo Me 774' SANFORD Ml Cou».f., C '.b Dr 1 bdrm I bath cent H A F meed yard. S41S/mo H I 0104 * W ATERBEO Oueen sir* with headboard and 4 drawers 1100 King sir# IW HO 0114 A P P L IA N C E S ! B**t prices. Best Warranty. Best Serykel Washers dryers m.croveeves We buy appliances' Delivery tr«el A * le s t.H 4 H U APPLIANCES. F U R N . TV S . E T C B U T S E LL T R A D E INS CHEEPO DEPOT. Ill* FRENCHAVE H I 1)44 OBABV CRIB and (h r .l guy) 141—H om es for Sale arroRDABK h o u is VENTURE I PROPERTIES Stenstrom Rentals • S A N F O R O 1/1 w den carport w d hook ups large yardtaTS mo iaOOtec o SHADOW LAK E WOODS 1 1 S * <*»'• (A# OBVBQd *pk db«tl A teptk two me IN D tec • H ID D EN LA K E ) ' ) condo w tingle garage C H A pool P»ir Clean' SSTS’mo SSM vac OST JOHNS R IV E R I t w garage hardwood IW u t boat p p Vw w ’ teou motooo tec O S A N F O R O 1/1 w lam ly room, carport. C 'H A Cleani tie! mo tSSBiecurlty • S A N F O R D 1/1 a t l C H A palq. ( lean tcoo mo vno ter • SANFORO 1/] w I an *.ly rm palo CHA. new carpet Clean 11)1 mo USO tec No pelt llenttrem Realty, lac. ‘ We Manape yeur Home lake it wet eur ewn •• Ji m Deyle 111 I4»S Alter tP M IM I4M W ASHINGTON OAKS li t S c " O ' . 1/1 1/1 ReCt and dep laat/mp > m t Tag fair________ I k O I M IV ... t e c u r i ly d e p o s it and rater enrol________ 1711147 1 I f DROOM Centre' a r van •« wall carpel Sal) plus tec Hall Realty H I 11)4 I BORM. 1 B A TH C m . .. a IS ) May* D r.e e , la n ia rd U U mo tltO tec 1 » DC4 OFI T ONA F H A O R V A A S LO W ASSN ANO t and owner financing at low at 1400 mo' Gov I Fare cloture* Repot! Seminole. Orange Volusia Senterd lets than 11 too dean • Over t 1 acrel »■ t li. din lem rm Satellite dith M 4 too eRenavatvd 1 IM Newer root carpet pamt. garage ter porch u a *00 • H I LOCATING* l i t b rn t ter porch, lanced yd 14' SOO a P O O L t R e n o v a te d J/ |. fireplace, ter porch 17f *00 Attume N* Oualityf Im mac J late ! '! , dming. tar* iy rm. I car garage 14*7 f 'lT lS M 700 Martham Wdt area 4 1. I I * acres Pasture stable tiOS.OOO 1 bdrm It* bath le m ilyrm .e rtra t' t i l 100 W Maliciewsk. I l l 7*1) C X C H A N C C OR SELL ,* • property locatedanywhe’ e' Inre .te n Realty. I l l S4U FOR SALE BV OW NER L4ige )4 B r Jtta CentH A. Fenced yard Fre sh ly remodeled Close to goud lentord school. A.sm g l i t too terms evO'lebie ) ) ) lltld a y s m O IDerns LA KB M A R Y V I Large yard' E X C E L L E N T (end'two ares, •nd scheel, f h o c tec V E N T U R E l P R O P ER TIES Allen A D i m Jehnse* IM Fall tA N F O R D l i v j ; , ' v .c 'c . >mate payments 14)1 month 1 bdrm w retmished nerdwood floor* h u{v 0 4 )t U K 4r4'l •bi# tn< cto*>ng end rape 's Ask ng U l.KMSl* 1114 SANFO R O V 't 'i. PHAappraisal I I I . 000 Sale price S4t.*00 ftord Arp Realtor Re Me. Preterred Group *4) KM OW NER FIN A N C IN G 1 acre etiate er I acre ettata both over a 000 tq It 4/4 pool latvfrcntw does Ua* too 153— AcreageLots/Saje tS R (K M A R T ) Brand A M -F M stereo system with cassette player end tpeevr-s |M Call U ) 440) i 'a iii o n n o R N t! 4704 STAIRS PROPERTY D E LA N O S Acres. I mil# o»l I 4 ealtM Herset Ok. A I coning US 000 ION down. ION mr W yr* Leesburg *»4 M l 1*11 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES •ASSUME NO O U A L I f y t S bd'm i bam bit name g fenced yard quiet street » H — W arehouse Space / R e n t lie Real Estate B'okrr llao Senior d Ave 147 400 • B E A U TIF U L *0 yr old F la Cractar larmhosHc on 1 acret f-egt retoratwni Needs T I C Polsib-e terms ta* too ■tan /ft* i V .U k i M i V d REAL ECTATC. INC. 322 74M______ BATEMAN REALTY 321-0/59 Ideal for mobile heme or home site, horses cettle terming or nursery Zoned agricultural U *00 per a ce Small down payment with owner Dnantmq *ga)*l t i n I* ACRES ml DOUBLCW IDC new 1 bdrm 1 bath Pasture end woods No Qualifying MS.000 Also I ) ACRES ad lolning Irrigation pasture l 4i ooo________ __ h i a* 7i t L O T I. » • 11* F t . *ach 1 c le a re d w / ro a d access I Pmecres* area I Call H l )4*e 321 2257 USE TOUR TAX RETURN TOR DOWNPAYMENT BANK FO R ECLO SUR E • 9*s | I9M lifco n#d» 949 900 11 Bwit cop hv lOPQO fM'6' P IN C C R C S T 4 1. Of room! Apt motP*r in Ip* Alm oil 7 OOC MB ft Only 191 000 OF FICE/wereheute space I M Sr tl P rim e location at entrance to Central Fla Re glottal Airport 4B1HI 1407 SANFORO to OSS -q tt 1 phat# sprinkle's 17 tq tt llenttrem tU a H y ln C jJm iO o fla lllia i* Cp Mfpc i t U t llf Janet Mansfield. 323 7271 A A C jr n t t Inc 117—C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls 117 t!14 SI BUST SANFORO AVE . 1000 tq tt bldg . let ttora or office spate U7S mo 111 IM7 STENSTROM 118— Office Space / Rent 1 BDRM 1 bath w d pool spa W cvnty. K r P4lt0. m x h m o r tl lU S mo 17) M fi REALTY. 117— Sporting Goods • B IK E s*«rs i r gifts Hardly used SW OBO Coil lift 07a) • B O VS 14" R U A O M A S T E R bik e R*d w ith tr a in in g wheels In eicellent condition 11) Ceil H ) 0777______________ • B V C Y C LE .A du-' boy or girl S'l# l i t 1)0 Good condition H ) 1744 lentord________ • G IRLS B IKE Suitable tor 4 • year old child 14" wheels pmk whit* end green u s Can MS 4 ) 4 0 __________________ • O O L F ‘ C L U B S a n d ba g Ladies F a n Per Flit* club*. 1 1 1 * . #nd ' ) woods Lt blue r l n y l b f Cw m M»4________ • SNOW IK II. ltd cm Lemoi 1 5 7 -M o b ile H om es /S a le C AR R IAOE COVE M O P U C HOME PARK 121—C o n d o m in iu m # R e n ta ls ______ M G A LLO N E L E C T R IC H O T W A TE R H E A T E R Like new ITS HI UU 113—T e le v is io n / R a d io / Stereo LAKE Mary Good erre 1 bd'm w/w carpet. C/H A eppl, ceiling lent m,m t 1)1 4714 a eONE A V A IL A B L E a e 1 bedroom. I bath 11) 4444 or H I MM SANFORD l bdrm . carper! tecurily system full kit 174 t i n Discounted t i l l SANFORO D U P L E X , i bd'm I X ) month tlOO deposit Call V " " ) 407 ( ’ c to il SM ALL A P T . A C and appu ancet Ideal tor t>ngw S17B ^ ii^ je iiin M t t t ^ ^ NEW Sanford efllcft and or w .rehouses 4001.000 tq It Sp k MI. 1141/me H i W 4 SANFORD Otfisa space SaOO tq It building total 1100 tq tl per oltice unit H I 7»4 W A T E R B E O Queon Sit*, pod estal w/drawers m irrored headboard ID S H I 4*0* 1 D E S K S , computer pswer center tm ea I New t ie ) ea ) Oav credeniv 140 771 1W4 407 1)1 ru i/ in tiT s 321 115—Ind ustria l ______ R e n ta ls______ ni«wo_______________ M IN A G E M F N T 1 R E A L TY VENTURI I PROPERTIES LO N O W O O D /LA K I M A R T M d Site storage werenovtet 400 MO V4dB IP. It Fret ip il w 11) mo tease, from Slat mo __________ H I <11*___________ S E C U R ITY W A R EH O U S E vvA end Old Lake M a r, Blvd M ISS J 000 tq It ot lie warehouse *Fin thed o' lice space alto available Kapanke Reatty. t 5ft l I I I W A N TIN G to rent I TOO 1 000 tq tt. mutt hnve parting Open to ell otters 1)1 ))*4 or p e a m R I F R I O f B A T O R . S ie v e s . W eiheri Dryers Free 1 yr labor warranty Oei eatra R A Y S A P P L IA N C E 111 S Frawcb Aug. SaaMrd H B e m SOt A '*■ * » ' •. I CV I colored Laiy Bey chairs. |)W tor both Good cond 11a »Sd) • s o t A I'f V h li I f ' U . " V with ottoman and matching pillows L ila New 1100 H I 0S04 • S W IV E L R A T T A N C H A IR , Lt oak finish almond color, ■cos* Cushion Lika now i l l LK Mai y cuttam bwiltt 0 4/|. POM t w i *00 e l l . orer I acre M i n e • 4/1.1 * acres poo* tpa lit* *00 10S— D u p le x T rip le x / R e n t INC. I4i44 I/), split (4 Bay Spr ng Central H/A. screen room M )0C ' aa7d 1/1. IS Fairmont Vista Central H/A. washer dryer, dishwasher, ell eWctrlc ca thed'el ceiling, vinyl siding shingle root, northern insula lion. I l l 000 I4SM 1/1. I I Liberty Central H / A MaOO cash >4aU V I split. OS Pearson Central H / A carport 111 W0 T O Celt 0140 a* M l 1701 NSW l**4‘s. NO DOWN. ION inlet est. 14 X f». 1171/ me 14X70. U10 mo 141 570* __ I SOI. tl • 44 1 Bdrm I Ba'h. lOCdtfd In park Owner tinenc tng»rall 11-W0 H I H W li t ) FR A N K LIN PARK model M ■ 14'. furnished H • 10 F la room, i n 07} I attar 4pm 143-Waterfront Property / Salt TW O L O T I, lid# by s>Oe Lise Bethel Estates (Near Stone Islandl 114.100 each Owner will tlnance 171*110 with petes and carrier U S otter 1)4 i m _____________ ___ • Y O U T H O O LF C LU B S and bag by Northwestern Very cleenl I W U ) Mt* 189—O ffic e Supplies ___/ E q u ip m e n t • Its) REGAL Medal Ican I7‘ 10 ". 4 Cyl In 'outboard motor w/drir* on trailer IS 000 OBO DO *004or 441 tK I reel ___ • IMS B O M B E R BASS boat. Mariner engine. M h rl on boet ITS hull Mint cor'd. tlpn I U .ld O O B O ^ J l I j a t l RM F T PON TO ON boat, all liberglass. 140 HP Erenrude. Very last! M aty ertras. Ilka new Only SIP >00 H ) 40*0 t l M IT C H R L L 14 Ft tithing boat 70hp Merc ticker 1 depth tinders, trolling motor, galy trailer U 0 0 0 U 1 4 IU 2 17—G a ra g e Sales OARAGE U l e l t Wkybethertt WE B U Y P AY TOP P R IC E tl 407 IM H IT •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN C ut In your garage sal* ad by t l noon on Tuesday and lake adrantage at our special garage sal* ad price 11 Call Class-lied now tor delk'lsl 322 2611 221 —G ood Things to E a t A SPECIAL OCCASION! Some thing different I Present our unique gilt lmpor**d English Tail** I special tiarors In a ••elusive presentation boi •S'St) M44 k' t t ) >444 S TR A W B E R R IE S U Pick Open ♦am )**l Celery Are 1m l C ot lentord I mi N of St Rd at Hoops Farms lit 1)44 S W EET H AM LIN ORANGES ft) per bushel C a llU ltM O SANFORD 223—M iscellaneous • C R Y S TA L. ti* 4 .y Lead S) piece set Stemware end glasses Very nice set Mtg unknown M ) firm H I 7*S* • DOOR, doubt* kotid wood M X fa Eight glass panels Light L. top 171 Call H ) 0**1_______ O R Y E R . 1100 M E N S A N O L A D I C S II S P E E D B IC Y C L ES MO each H I l*t* • F IR E P L A C E Free-.tandng wood bearing Only US Call IIOOOO* ___________________ • K E N M O R E O il H e a te r w 'drum end fittings Good conation U S negotiable __________ la* S1»*___________ • PUNCH BOW L S E T with M *itre cups t i l or best oiler C « " H I 71*4________________ • QUAD CANE Me'*> and ad lustatle Lika new UC (a07| H i D7* evenings____________ • RUGS Two room s i t rugs One brown one d i blue US tor cne. get one tree 11) l i l t S A T E L L IT E System Complete' Trede lor pert generator. boat. h»r*a. party can M M 1M SER VIC E SA LE S A P A R T I lor portable ker osena heaters __ LA R R Y ! M A R T H I * i n I P A S i N e w . c o m p le t e w equipment and underwater l.pM 1100011400 XT' 111 00*4 230—A n tlq u e /C la ssie C ars • FORD TH U N O E R B IR O 1*44 A ll e rlg ln a ll Needs some work J I H I OBO H I 01)4 _ FA X M A C H IN E . M u e «'« mutai M9O0 L ik t n t * 1171 77J 9470 after tPM 1970 OEVILLI CADILLAC • 17000 OBO All power H i 0114 ____________________ 231-Cars 191—B uild ing M a t e r ia ls ____ • C O N C R E T E C U LVER T** FI section Llkenew lUO ____________M* 144) 14 F T FIB E R O LAS S V Hell 40 Hp Evtnrwd* electric, till trailer ITiO m iM SIrm sg • lt*4 SKI/FISH B OAT *0 HP tAerc . ml trailer Run* greet I 11000 Partial finance 4»S 7000 • 199— Pets & Supplies • F R E E I >1 y r o ld m a le Keethouno H ousabrokan, lores children Needs good home It* yr old female cat Both dog and cat are Iliad, hare all shcYt and a rt loving ____________H4 0011____________ M IN IA T U R E O O B E R M A N P UP PIES . 1 mates, no AKC _ P « w ^ s U 1 # o c h 4 0 M a * llt^ 209—W e a rin g A p p a r t l O A IO N E R JA C K E T, burgundy, sue 1/1 small Eicellent con dition 111 )14 707* Almetl E ttr y Car I U l t Is laid By Tha Tima The Paper Hits The llteefst Lets "O Cart I A Few Trucks and Baattt JIM Law Down Payment tVith Warranty I BUY HERE. PAY HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE IIM lentord Ave . lanterd _________ H I 111 MOO________ • CAMARO 7* Glass hood all ttw good ttulf. custom paint UM 0 OBO or trade M4 MO) or 410 M M ________________ CAPRICE C L A tfIC "U. V4. auto. 74 000 miles E ic condl 1 1 .lM O B O m iJ W .M F F d ■ C H E V Y CAMARO. 1W1. Re bull! VI. lets ot new parts! 1*M H I O IM anr time RCHRVSLER IM P E R IA L t ) Like new Musi sell Only J J i SOO Call 14071)1) W)4 C O R V E TTE . 1*71 i s milch Vtllow . t tops M utt i**l AskingM 100 H I 07H • C O R V E TTE . 1*74 f.redt v«fy lift'* work Asking UOOO or best otter ____________ H 4 0144 • HONOA A C C O R D l i T iw i P/S. P iB a i r . Kenwood AM/FM cassette. 4 door, lew miles Rota wood cotgr W.H f un loryrtr S I )I 7 1 )H * 4 '1 o LE BARON C enr.rb blr M Red. loaded dig dash, new lop new tires 17 000 4M 7*04 • LINCOLN M AR K 7. LSC. IN4 Compie'rly loaded Sery.ce records and receipts 1)400 ____ OBO 407 M l 1444_____ • M O N TE C ARLO 1*71. great condl AiC. runt Ilka a topi iln g ltt OM H4I1SI O L D S M O B IL E 1*70. rtbuill •ngin* Good m u»cl* car M ust sail *700 O B O 111*007 . PUBLIC A U T O A U C T IO N . E VER Y TU E S D A Y 7 M PM PAYTO N A A U T O A UC TIO N Hwy *1. Daytona Beach M O M M i l_________ SHORT or CASH ? Seriously looking for 4 n et. d « 4 n. uerd car* O E P E N DABLE Down payments as low et I 'M include* tai 1 title Call rUES AUTO SALES » * 327 2692 » » • TO YO TA C O R O LLA wagea. ‘t l . Auto A/C. red 11K. warranty I t *)Q 1U *4X • WHITE IM* Plymouth Grand Fury A t cond thru Out Good mileage *1000 O B O H ) « • » 233—A u to P a ris / Accessories • NEW TIR E ISS 40 I ) Mo.n*ed on rim *11 Ca" after *PM 1)1 0F)« Atk fpr Bill • I* IN t LU O MAOS Fit. Chevy. Nissan Toyota and small truck s t too Nice li t til* 235—T r u c k s / Bu se s/Vans • C H E V Y B E A U V IL L E VAN ’T9, I ton. Passenger van, ewan Loaded! Too much to 1 st. must tee to appr*c-at* Only U.4M O BO H U 'O O o • TORO Eipierrr Snort f i e Loaded. A/P. 7 wheel drive t speed Immaculate condition >11400 OBO__________ 1144100 • FORD L A R IE T. IWO F 1)0 X clean One owner. U K m l, loaded. 4yr *0K w arranty I* MS H i 04)7 or 17) 044* • FORD RANOER. I T X tl. P/S. crulM. A 'C . stereo 4 100 mile* t yr et H.OOO ml left on warranty Call 111 I SSI______ a H A N D IC A P P E D V A N IM0 Ford E 1)0 Lift, automatic doors 1) 000 H I 14M iS U IU P/U ♦) Red SK A C a m /Im cast, full bedunar. r » 4f window 1* 410 H I M M __ • JE E P PICK UP~4i4. 1*7* VI. •uto Engine end (rent re built (about 10 000 m lletl Newer interior *1X 00 H I 1000 S i t BLAZE/i *X4. IM4 Tahoe t»ec*•*«.. b’wsh, new .lire* v i atoCan | g uv e i n * Sanford Motor Co. n FORD BRONCO 4X4 44 GOOm i f 14,900 _________ C 4 H W 4 IO _________ • 194J SUBURBAN OMC 4 iL hsU ton m tcfw w cjH r Wild, n#* f*d Df j n # CAl< p tfl h«4d llrttr V 0Ty good firot s*d p*g S$ JOOOBO _ 90/791 14m _____ » H I F O R O (L IO H T N IN O ) I V R L IM IT E D E D IT IO N (B L A C K 3 *.7400 m l) Pd 171.000 99(11 lAka 11/400 7)0 107/ d4ft 770 79/0 btfwrt fpm 231— Vehicles Wanted WE P A Y T O P IF O R Complete o ' Wrecked Cart Trucks RUNN ING or NOT AN Y CONDITION 1H M44 241—Recreational V e h ic les / C a m p e rs CARR IAOE T R A IL E R . 11 It. 1*11. Roof air. Ideal live ln/travel Furnished N'cal Only 11100 0 6 0 m 111* I t F T C A M P E R T R A IL E R Needs some work Hunter's Special! U00OBO 111 1*7* • 7* MOTOR HOM E Runt gr*4' Will trade tor travel trailer el comparable value l i t fits SELLERS! Wh<t YOU Nttd is i Full Time Eipeticnced Agent lo Cteiti»el» WatSet & Successfully Cloie Yout Home1Call an) cl our Agents ANYTIME! 321- 2720 1 4 1 - H om es fo r Sale LAKE MARY HALL R E A L T Y 31 2 W 141 —H o m e s for Sale condition ( No mattress 11'00 ________ Call i l l MA4 __ • E N T E R T A I N M E N T canter: Glass top doors E rcollenl condition IW Can la* 1)41 FO R SALE rrlri*er 4ter. lea and wster In door USO Electrk stove. Am ana t m Both lor 1400 H ONDA ) speed sell propelled lawn mower Origi nelly M M . U M used on* season_______________ H B IH E N ICE Retiigereter S ') Electric stave. IW Both work greet, no room must sell H a MOO_______ •GUI f N • r «••••,( .,-d t-j, springs Good condition is ) includes I titled shawl new H 4 SI17______________________ 2 3 1 -C a r s 215— Boats and Accessories SANFORD DUPLEX. A I con HUD HOMES. RECEPTIONIST Te m p o ra ry position >;i n u K IT *iV CARIvYI.EX by l urry Wrighl 103—Houses U n fu rn ish e d / R e n t F li n t S t .. S .in te rn ) SI. ith a 't River a ccen t 10 •rret WK down! ITS 000 Huge 1 ttory home S bdrm . IpK. owner finance 114 )00 1 et 1 bdrm dbl gar . fenced Ft rm c b conttr U S U0 323-5774 322- 2420 SANFORD •In Our 3llh Ytat* We ll Advertise Your Car EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) 3 lines for only $2114 * BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! • Sinolo Stofy Doston ♦ No Ong Below or Above •Friendly, On-SIto Dtp«ndablt Minagomgnl m oat •Energy - Efficient Studio, •Attic Storage, Private 1 A 2 Bodroom Affordable Patio * Mortl Apartments Sanford Court Apartments 3301 Stanford Ave.‘ Sanford .323-3301S 8 5 S (a d d ilio n a l lines extra ) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn’t been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 Ibday! Sanford Herald �li 1 v u T T T T V ^ 1 1 1 ’ - Santord Herald. Sanlord, flood* - Tuaaday. 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UOBODY HAS, ADD WHAT YOU HAVE ALL THE TIME YOU MEVER PEAU.Y HAVE AT ALL * WIVES DOUT REALLY WAUT TO KOOW THElR HWBAMPS PUIlObOW FR A N K AND ER N EST h o , no D E A R R E A D E R : C irrh o s is (liver scnrrfngl Is |x-rmanent and untrcatablc. although It can lxaircsled in Its early development II the patient stops drinking a lc o h o l. Because the liv e r m annfaelurrs proteins neccsaary fur blow! coagulation. peo­ ple with elrihosts (whose livers don't function normally) often experience bleeding tendencies. Including bruising Also, cirrhotics lend to suffer fro m h n rm lrs s ra sh e s and vaseular flushing, w h lrh - In my experience •• may Iasi for weeks or months Ask your doctor to refer you to a dermatologist for u second opinion. I'crhapa me specialist will diagnose a treata­ ble skin condition, such as an unusual form of eczema, that Is unrelated lo your liver disorder T o give you more Information. I am sending you a free ropy of m y Health Report "Eczem a and Psoriasis “ Other readers who would like a copy should send 9 1 . 2 5 p l u s a l o n g , s el f addressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2433. New York. NY 10163 Be sure to m rn llo n the title. D E A R DR O O T T : My gynecologist has not given me a pelvic examination In four years. I'm 70 and feel that I should have one at least every other year. Do you agrer? D EA R READER No. I don't. Because the Incidence of cancer Is so low In this age group. must women |Mist menopause, even If they are sexually active, do not need regular pelvic exams und Pap tesls done unless they arr h a v in g s y m p to m s, s u rh as vaginal discharge nr bleeding. I should emphasize that m y view Is not universally accepted. N o n e t h e l e s s , mo s t of t he gynecologists 1 know prefer lo t a k e e a c h s i t u a t io n on a ease-by-case basis. In preference m recom m ending arross-thctxiurd periodic pelvic exams for all p o st-m enopausal w om en without symptoms. O n Ihe oilier hand. If you want such an examination every two yeurs. you should have It. Ask M E D IC IN E - Tne r /«*.*. h a v i t o n IN T H f $/4M£ 801a// by Bob Thaves Th B A T & T iC N E T S t/\ r» f £ by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D B y P h illip A ld e r The secret » l success In bridge Is thinking along Ihe right lines But almost everyone has a blind s|Mit Irnm time to I line. Today's deal conics Irom last year's world championships in C h ile . Af t er Wr s t leads a diam ond, huw should South plan the play In four spades? North's two diamond cue-hid showed a high curd spade raise. Probably you Irel South overbid by lumping lo four spades. Bill he did have good distribution, and experts alw ays overbid when a game Uinus Ix-r kons At first glance. It look* as though you must guess the clubs correctly But. as East has tx>lh the act- und the queen, does that mean the eontmet must fall? No. not If East bus a singleton spade honor Alter winning ihe llrst trick wilh the diamond ace, play a heart in dum m v's ace and ruff tin- diamond seven In hand. Cash the heart king and ruff tlte heart Jaek In to r dum m y. W ith the red suits eliminated, lead a trum p from the dum m y. In C hile this play worked iM-uutlfully. After winning with the ace. East was endplayrd. Whether he led a club or a diamond. South lost only one club trick. That seems easy enough for an expert. But two top declarers, one Irom the United Stales and one from India, failed to ruff d u m m y 's diamond und went down. Th e successful declarer was Dutchm an Bauke Muller. IBs teammate Ja n Westerhof did well loo. leading a club at trick one to give the declarer no chance. Is It surprising that the Dutch team, whose average age was under 33. won the title? (0 1 9 9 4 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN. By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTH D AY Jan. 26. 1B04 In the year ahead there's a |Missihtllty you'll be more In­ trigued than ever beforr by new products nr systems. Involve­ ments In progressive endeavors could prove profitable. A Q U A R I U S (Jan. 20 Feb. 191 U n n e c e s s a ry stress can be avoided today if you establish a sensible agenda and don't leave lm|Mirtant assignments to Ihe last m in u te . Y o u m a y not perform well under pressure. Aquarius, treat yourscll In a birthday gift. Send for your Astro--Graph predictions for Ihe year ahead by malting $1.25 and a long, self-addressed, stumped envelope lo Astro-Graph, c/o tills newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. Be sure to slate your zodiac sign. nil ntliers today could produce a deleterious effect on persons wltti whom yo u're Involved. You'll evoke Ih rlr Ire. not their cooperation. T A U R U S IApril 20-May 201 Usually you're a rather patient person who gives matters a eltanee to play out. T o d a y , however, you could be unduly Impulsive und Insist upon doing things iHiinedlalcly. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) If |x>ssihlc today try lo avoid Indi­ viduals who you believed lo be muU-rlalistle and selfish. You’re not apt lo have any tolerance or compassion for these ty|x*s. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) If there Is something you have lo do Kxlay that 1s dependent upon total cooperation from another, lie sure curb person understands his/her part or tl might not chine off. PISCES (Feb. 20-Man li 20) Al a social gathering today, don’t try lo dominate the conversa­ tion. You already know every­ thing you know, so lx- a goal listener and find nut what they know. A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19) Imposing your opinions or views LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) It won't lx- very smart on your behalf today If you lake II upon yourself lo severely criticize someone who Isn't present. Tills rould generate a rebuttal you won't like. V IR G O (A u g . 23-Scpt. 22) You're not apt lo have much A N N IE R O B O TM A N * Vtotf vtoojViOuf V iO O F " apfiriiDMpnirrj^ykitoi NORTH uni ♦ U J l VA8 674 4 K t 7 842 EA S T 6 A 4K4 VQT64I 47 It I I 6 6 6 81 6 K 0 J 10 1 1 4 A Q 1 614 SOUTH 4 10 » 7 I S 1 2 4K J l 6A 4 J 10 Vulnerable Neither Dealer East 8m ta Wrat NarU 14 44 Pan Pau 14 Pan Ceil 16 16 Pan Opening teed 4 3 patience for anyone today who behaves In a manner you con­ sider socially Incorrect. Be eertuln you ure doing all the right things before putting n pal down. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Ort. 23) Your probabilities for achieving your objectives look good loday, hut Ihe problem Is you might lxmotivated lo do Ihlngs for the wrong reasons and for Ihe wrong rewards. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) T ills Is nol a g»xxl day for you to dctiak- political or religious |x,sllions with an adversary w ilh whom you've crossed swords previously. Keep your conversa­ tions light. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1) You m ay he a tad too adversarial for your own gcxxl Uxluy und try to dominate |x-rsons who won't lx- dictated to. If this Is your Intention, be sure you pick on someone smaller than yourself. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) Today If you are not openminded. you may reject somevery sound advice offered you by a loyal ally and repeal a mistake you are being warned against. C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. bv 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, January 25, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53f3cc3054f469666e5718535fb00766.pdf 345c5000a5d6617d9686cf723c566041 PDF Text Text M anuary 5, W EDNESDAY 1994 S a n f o r d H 3 0 C e n ts e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnce 1008 86th Year, No. 118 - Sanford, Florida N EW S DIG EST -• IN S ID E □ Sp o rts S A C dogfight WINTER PARK - Thr Lake Howell and laikr Hniutlcv girls haskctlull trains both |>n»tcd Impressive win* in remain neck and lin k In Ihr rare for thr Seminole Athletic Conference Idle. Src Page ID B R IE F S 1 Rate-reduction anticipated SANFORD — Atra Southern Hell manager harry Slrtrklrr wild lie anticipate* an announcentenl ol a m.i|or rale reduction sell le­ nient todav wlilrlt could lead lo a S;l(K> million rul during llie next three year* The red or I Ion* If approvrd liv the Male utility regulator, could enhance eompetlllon with MCI Comunlrallon* Corp.. which announced ycMctday It would move Into the local telephone service. Strlckler said the cut* would rap prevent residential unit Inisluraa haso rales amt elimi­ nate "Tourhtone" surcharge*. Slrtrklrr wild the uverag*. redurlton |>cr household or buslneaa has not t>crii estimated. Parties antlrlpulrd lo agree lo the plan are Amertean Assoelatlon of Retired Persons. Flor­ ida Consumer Action Network and Attorney General Hob Huiierworth The rrdnellon must lie approved by Ihr Puhlle Service ('oumilsslon IN-Iorr li could lake effect. Prison in Seminole? S ta te s o lic its c o u n ty as a p o te n tia l s ite By J . MARK BARFIELD Sonlor Staff Wrllor SANFORD — Slate prison officials say Seminole County rould Ire a jirlme locution for a stale prison — If anyone's Interested. Florida Department of Corrections Secretary Harry Singletary' Jr. solicited Seminole County officials for prison site pro|M>sals as jrurt of Gov. Lawton Chiles’ "Safe Streets" projxisal. In a Idler received last week by the county. Singletary wrote Seminole County courts placed about 529 peojilr lu stale jirlsons, bul there are no state lockii|)s In thr county. "W r are very Interested In Identifying addi­ tional sites lu Seminole County, (rending appro­ priations by the Legislature to build critically* nrrdrd new jtrlsou facilities," wrote Slngletury. County commission chairman Dirk Van Drr See Prison, Page BA f Sanford's Site 10 was considered a potential prison silo by Fodera' Bureau of Prisons In 1988 Reach up and touch someone Al Its annual meeting Iasi month, the Commission on Colleges ol the Southern Association ol Collegrs and School* rralllrmrd thr arrrrdltallon ol Srmlnolr Commimliy Col­ lege in Sanford. Tlie college has Ix-rn accredited by that commission every year since II became eligible for accreditation In 1909. With that accreditation, the i ollge Is (lermltted to award Associate Degrees. Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - A nearly $600 Increase In the cost of the federal license for flreurms dealers wouldn't put those who deal In quantity out of business. It is eepected however. SANFORD - The Scenic Improvement Hoard will meet Hits afternoon at -t p m.. In the commission conference room at Sanford City Hall Among Items to lie discussed are recognition awards through March, meniliertihip. determi­ nation ol Arbor Day festivities lor l9fM. and the major projects in*-hiding Ideas on thr status of concepts lor the Sanford Civic Center. The meeting Is open lo all member* of the public. , ■y VICKI DeSOftMIEft Herald Stall Writer Hw*M ?*••• S , Swim * m w Barely tsll enough lo reach the numbers much leas the telephone receiver, little 2* year-old Constantino Lazarakls ol Sanlord made the stretch recently at a local pay telephone lo phone home. Perhaps a friendly passer-by helped the little boy drop a quarter In the slot. Blood drive continues Correction In a story published In the Sanford llcrald Monday. Goldrnlhtlr Community Development Corporation was erroneously associated with the Sunlnrd Housing Authority. 1 lie two unrelated projects serve dllferent housing needs within Ihr eomimmlly and are not alllllatrd wllh one another. Th r llcm ld regrets the error. IN D E X Brldgs ........ an TR Movies............. nn People..... ........ ........SB Police............... ...... BA School Menu.. Deaths......... Dr, Qoft............. Editorial........... ........4A Television....... Florida.............. Clear and cool Sonny and cool, high In the upper 50s. Wind north 10 lo 15 mph. For moro weather, ••• Pag# 2A to reduce the large number of independent small dealers. John Melanlanson. owner of Desl Pawn and Jewelry. 2705 S. Orlando Drive In Sanford, said the Increase In license costs Isn't going to solve anything. O s a s .F «l □ C ivic activist R u sse ll,58, lo se s battle with cancer DAV conference underway SANFORD — The Central Florida Hlood Hank lls final day of the M*A*S*H blood Urlvr. lo lirlp replace the hlood supply used during the holidays. For additional Information. |ihone 260-2088. Gun dealers ■y NICK PFEIFAUP S IB meeting planned Is III City Planner Jsy Marder saya a portion ol the parcel could still he convened to a prlron alte. Jump in license fees will force many out of business S C C re-accredited ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Arthur II. Wilson, executive director, Washington Headquarters, of the 1.2 million member Disabled American Veterans DAV. is in Altamonte S|irlngs loday through Saturday attending the Department ol Florida Service Offh-rr Seminar. The four day conference featuring Wilson, u disabled Vlrliiam-era veteran. Is bring held at Orlando North illllon A Towers. In Altamonte Springs. SO, Chiies taps judge’s replacement SANFORD — Dora Lee Russell, who gave mucli of herself lo the Sanford community for many years, died this morning at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford after a long batllt- with cancer. Mrs. Russell. 58. was known for her commitment to a variety of causes. Including the Ikillet Guild o f Sanford-Scmlnole. Valeric und Miriam's School of Dance Arts u<id the American Cancer Society. She also served on the board of trustees at Seminole Community College, on the board of directors o f the Gen. Henry Shelton Sanford Bee Russell. Page BA Cat crossing Development is on P&Z agenda ■ y j. MARK BARFIELD Senior Stall Writer By SANDRA E LLIO TT Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Seminole County Har Association President Thomas G Freeman was ajqtolntrd Tuesday by Gov. Lawton Chiles lo rr|»lare retirin g C lrroll Judge Robert McGregor. Freeman has practiced law for 29 years lu Seminole County and lias a private practice In Altamonte Spring*. During III* law career, hr has served as the attorney for Winter Springs and Luke Mary, as county attorney and as a Cassel­ berry munlcl|>al Judge. In addition to serving as the rounty Har Associ­ ation president. Freeman has served for six years on the Hoard of Governors of The Florida Har. He Is a graduate of the University of Florida. McGregor Is icllring Feb. 28. His current six-year term expires ul the end of 199-1. He has served as a circuit Judge In Seminole County since 1976. In 1907. McGregor bccumc a full-tlme Judge In Brevard County and was elected a circuit court Judge In 1973. Three years later, lit transferred lo Seminole. Seminole and Hrevard counties romprisc thr 18lh Judicial Circuit. C See Judge, Page BA Dora Loa Russell One downtown Sanford cat silently stands guard by an allay entrance on First Street, perhaps walling for a tasty mouse or a friend with whom to play. SANFORD — A controversial Wekiva Riverside fast food restau­ rant has been pulled from tonight's Seminole County Planning and Zon­ ing Commission agenda. Hut P&Z commissioners will hear a jimjrosal for homes, apartments and stores on 297 acres of Blaclj Hammock adjacent to the Seminole County Expressway. They will also consider a rczoning request for d bed and breakfast Inn at 2461 Cherry Laurel Drive, immediately north of Haldwln-Falrvhlld Funeral Home In Ihc upproved path of future westbound County Road 46-A lanes: The hearings begin In Ihc County Services Hulidtng at 6 p m. Each proposal will he considered by county commissioners at a later dale. _ Last week, attorney Miranda Fitzgerald requested The Springs lauci use change projtosal be pulled from tonight's land use amendment agenda and he reconsidered In March as a smull-scale change. Fitzgerald said she requested the rescheduling when county devel­ opment reviewers sought traffic and soils studies before the meeting. Fitzgerald, on behalf of Poppa C See Zoning. Page BA S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �tA - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. January 5. 1994 M JW N E W S F R O M T H E R E Q IO N A N D A C R O S S T H FLORIDA BRIEFS Storm strands hundreds in airports R A JU CHSBIUM Associated Press Writer Juror protections leave out white m ales FORT LAUDERDALE — A Florida appeals court ruling protecting female Juror* lias wm r prosecutor* grumbling that white males are thr only group left that can be thrown off a panel. Two Florida Suprrmr Court decisions In the 1080* prevent lawyer* from excluding blacks or other minority groups from a Jury because of race or skin color. Uisl month, an appcllalr court In Palm Deach County ruled lawyers also cannot eliminate women from Juries because of gender. "You've got to give a good excuse for throwing olT blacks nr women, but not white men." said James Tylock. a white Hroward prosecutor. “ We're the only ones you can throw off now with Impunity. White men are the toughest ones to even find In a Jury pool, and now you'll have frwer and fewer of them on theJury." Paul Zacks. a chief assistant for the Palm Reach Stale Attorney's Office, said the rulings may prevent lawyers from selecting Impartial Jurors. "What both sides are looking for is n fair Jury." said Zacks. who Is while. "But the courts arc now saying that the future Jury is going to be whatever they say 1* politically coirecl." The Palm Bench County case was the first lime Florldu courts have dealt with gender bias during Jury selection. Abortion clinic m oves under pressure PORT ST. LUCIE — An anti-abortion group claimed a small victory as the Aware Woman Health Center here parked Its equipment and vacated the plaza where It's operated for five years. The clinic's owner. Patricia Wlndle. said pressure from anil-abortion groups on (he landlords had succeeded In pushing them out of their location. "As In many of these skirmishes, the bad guy a have won the skirmish but they haven't won the war." Wlndlr said. Dob Kryak. executive director ol the Port St. Lucie antl-abortton group United For Life, said It was a small accomplishment. Rut he said he would wnlt to see If the cltnle reopened before declaring victory. "Wherever they show up. we'll be there." Kryak said. Wlndle pledged the clinic would reopen, but she would not say when or where because she didn't want to attract a new wave of protests at the new location. From Atioclalid Prat* rtport* GunsContinued from Page 1A their homes seldom publish llietr tf He commented. "Tills Is Jusl phone numbers or addresses in a ^another way that gov-mmem is phone book. In Houston. Texas. Frank If'golng to charge private business Ifrfor what law enforcement appar­ Kendrick, gun manufacturer and part-time dealer In competition e n t l y can't do." Jj: Melanlnnson said thr crimliml pistols says some acquaintances ^element will continue to buy who hold licenses to take Arguns from non-lli-ensed deulers advantage of manufacturers' i ttiEv£ w <yii(h f past, and this discounts and enjoy othcfjcpn. ocw uycrtM'Timmas* ww'&Jiaw- vcntcne.c* probably wont .itaa'i :!uny aticct. "J'hcy know where to payu "Unless they buy u lot of * buy guns, ^r£f (I Isn't from those f of us 'who will end up paying guns." he said. "II won’t be worth II anymore." i that WOO." he said. That Is the goal of a proposal He continued. "The only proi pie 1 have sold guns to art- Tuesday by Treasury Secretary > law-abiding people. Those who Lloyd Ben (sen, who wants to see 1 would use them for crimes the fee for dealer licenses raised f certainly aren't going lo buy a lo 8600 a year. gun from a recognized dealer , Dealers who sell across their 7 and have paperwork submitted kitchen table or out of car trunks arc often the source of powerful $to Tallahassee." ! Bert Nelson, co-owner of AAN weapons for criminals. Treasury BSport*. SOI French Avenue In ofnclalssald. The license fee was 810 a year Sanford, agrees thut It may 5 reduce the type dealers who before Congress Increased It last operate from their homes. year to 8200 for a three-year "Whnl this Mill probably do." he license — or 866 u year — and said. "Is to Increase sales by 890fora renewal, Federal officials contend that commercial dealers such us AAN.” raising the fee would reduce the j Nelson Insists however that 258.000 licensed dealers by 80 Mhe In'entlon of the new law Is percent, cutting down on the : wrong. "Let's face It." he said. How of guns and making It easier 1" If the government eliminates all to trace weapons and enforce f gun dealers, we would still have existing lows. While many dealers agree 910 - crime." The yellow pages of the phone was too low. they worry a i book for the Sanford area con- sudden fee increase would drive : tain only six businesses under many buyers and sellers Into the Gun Sales. That numlwr In­ uifeg-jiated sales arena of gun cludes one In Clmlunta and one shows and want ads. making In Oviedo. Loral dealers said many more guns untraccablc. persons who deal In guns from "Gun traceability Is directly LOTTERY M IAM I - H ere are the winning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 4-5-0 Play 4 7-7-0-2 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Wednesday. January 5, 1994 Vol 86. No 118 Published Daily end Sunder, tie tp t Saturday ■ the Santord Hereld. Inc. Inc. M MON O N I ranch A r t . Sanford, Fte. urn Second Cleoe Poalag* Petd et Senior*. Florida end additional matting POSTM ASTIR: Bond oddreci changat I* TN* 8ANFORO H i RAID P 0 Box 1SB7. tenter d. F t U 7 U -1 S S 7. SuSecrinUon Reteo (Deityf ii tSundey) Home Doth moo 1 Month* t i t SO Me oo SMQO ITS 00 1Yew Fioride Reetdente emit pay 7% Mlee lee In addition lo raloe ebove Phono (407) MJ-2S11. See related story Page TA MIAMI — Jolla Hall sighed and worried she would be fired from her cashier's Job at a New York City food service company If she didn't get home quickly. nights to the Northeast. Hen­ derson said. Some passenger* complained Amrrleuit wan not doing enough to Mod them nltrmulc nights "A lot of nasty |>an1n. nasty In the sense that they uskrd why we're not Hying In bad weather." said an American ticket counter employee who would not give hrr name. "Thai's when I ask. W ould you d riv e In this weather1*"' Betty K<uilima11 was among the Irate passengers After spending a two-week v a c a tio n with r e la tiv e s in Panama. Hall was sirnndrd Tuesday night at Miami In­ ternational Airport after hrr "W e don't know what the flight to New York City was snow situation Is, we Just know cancelled. our flight's canceled.** said Kaulfmntt. who was trying to get "I lose my holiday pay. too. If I don't get to work tomorrow." to Hoston. "W e don't know If we’re going to he nt a hotel. If she said. we're going lo get another plane. Hall was one of hundreds of If we're going to leave tomorrow airline passengers stuck In We don’t know anything." Some travelers took the delays Miami — where temperatures were forecast to reach the upper In stride. 40* — after stormy weather "Things like this happen all forced utmost all major ntrllnes over the world." said A. Llpper. to eancel or delay nights to most bound for Tel Aviv. Israel, from cities In the Northra*! his home In the Fiorina Keys. The storm blasted states from His El Al night was delayed llu.ee North Carolina to Maine on hours because It couldn't make a Tuesday, keeping grounded scheduled stop In New York hundreds of nights, piling snow City. nearly 3 feet deep and leaving "If you can t hang loose and more than 200.000 people get uptight about it. don’t go.” without power. he said. Many passengers stranded at Meanwhile, Orlando InternaMiami International planned to tlonul Airport exp erlen ecd spend the night at nearby hotels But others weathered the delays sunny. 60-degree w eath er Tuesday, hut hundreds of pas­ In the airport, sleeping huddled sen gers found th e m s elv es to luggage with pillows and snowed In anyway. b la n k e ts provided by the airlines. Hardrsl hit was USAtr. Or­ The airport hotel was hooked lando International's third* solid on the f):»t night tilts busiest airline, which shut down season of widespread delays and operations. In little more than an cancellations In Miami, said hour Tuesday afternoon. USAIr airport spokesman Marc Hen­ canceled nights from Orlando bound for Pittsburgh. Baltimore. derson. Hardest hit was American Detroit. Charlotte, N.C., Dayton. Airlines, which canceled 10 Ohio, and Syracuse. N Y. Cold temperatures raise concerns over homeless today. The warm spot ttt the state early today was Key West, where As fears or Hooding along thr temperature was fll thts Florida's Gull Const dissipated, morning. Authorities tri the Pasco concents across the stair turned to those who might be caught County community of Crystal without shelter during the tin Springs say the cool tempera­ tures may have had a hand In tin usually cool temperatures "F or the trail people and early morning ftre which killed elderly, we want to he sure they two young children Pasco Fire Rescue Chief Bill have a place to come In lo." said LI/. Regalado, assistant director MrMIchael said as spare healer of Metro Dade County's Office ol being used In a mobile home, which hud no healing system, Homeless Programs. By late Tuesday, about 20 started the tihue which killed people had sought refuge from Joshua Haynes. 6, and Desiree chilly temperatures at Dade llerfleltl. 23 months, early Tuesday, County's South Beach shellrr "It's not ns cotil as Its going In Six other people from two get. so (teople are not kmxkltig families survived the blaze. oil our doors, hut we expect West of Crystal Springs along them to come tn as It gets Florida's Central Gulf Coast, there little of the Hooding which colder." she said Volunteers ojx-nrd n shrltcr ul had Itern anticipated l<y fore­ the Culmrr Neighborhood Cen­ casters. ter In Miami and the Red Cross The U.S. Coast Guard on and Sulvallnu Army also had Tuesday reported sens up to 10 shelier sparr available across feet outside the mouth ol Tuui|>a lhe slate. Huy and higher than 13 lert at a The temperature at Miami buoy ItX) miles oil ihc Hrtii.iiitfo International Airport at 4 a m Comity Coast. was a mild 55 degrees, hut w ith The National Weather Service the wtndchlll made It feel like said Its only n-port ol Hooding 43. came from Lee County. There Forecasters called It poteti the state Department of Trans­ tiallv dangerous for the home­ portation dunt|M-d rocks lo shore less. Ihc elderly anil Infirm, and up a hlghw.iv extruding from for pets and plants outside for Sanlbrl Island to Captlvu Island extended periods where 6-loot waves threatened to erode the mad lied In North Florida, tcmperatiin •> Decreasing winds and seas will dipped into the 30s by early today. But the wind made the air cum- the threat of coastal Hood­ ing at the next high tide this feel much colder. morning, actordlng lo the Na­ At Eglln Air Force Base, the tional Weather Service. mercury dropped to 38 with a T h r northw esterly winds wind chill factor of 22. nt 3 a m As far south as Fort Myers the across Florida stemmed Irom a feels-llke temperature reached strung low pressure systrm off only Into the high 30s early the northeast U.S. Coast. By Th* Associated Press Veterans, fam ilies of m issin g want leverage kept Dy RO N WORD Associated Press Writer JACKSONVILLE - The trade embargo with Vietnam is the only bargaining chip the United States has to get a full account­ ing o f all Americana still missing In the Southeast Aslan war and should not be Itrted. POW-M1A families and war veterans said. Jill Hubbs. who recently re­ turned from a trip to Vietnam seeking Information about her missing father, and Mary Hoff, whose husband was shot down over Laos, said the embargo must remain until all the Infor­ mation Is released on 2.200 missing Americans "W e arc here today to send a loud-and-clear message to the president and Ills administration that we will not sit quietly by and allow the trade embargo lo be lifted before full disclosure of all archival documents and In­ formation Is received from the Vietnamese," Ms. Hubbs said Tuesday. Take home technology Mataid Photo b. h f i i Hamack Charles Smith, left, computer distribution coordinator for tha Seminole County school system Chapter 1 Homo Computer program, loads carrying cases filled with take homo technology with tho holp of Seminole High School Diversified Cooperative Training (DCT) membors, The computers onabto Chapter 1 studonts to advance In Math. Reading and computer skills by using the systems at home. THE W EATH ER ■wwem e,m oon LOCAL FORECAST Today: Sunny and cool. High In (he upper 50s. Wind north 10 lo 15 rnpli. Tonight: Fair and cool. Low In the lower 40s. Wind becoming cast 5 mph. Thursday: Sunny and wanner. High In Ihc lower to mid 70s. Wind southeast 10 mph. Extended forecast: Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers. Lows In the SOs. Highs In ihe lower lo mid 70s. Saturday: A chance of showers early then decreasing clouds. Lows In the upper 40s to lower 50s. Highs In the 60s. City Dayton* Batch FI LoudBatch For! Mytrt Galnairill* Jacktonvlllt KlfWnl Latotand Miami Pm xoli IwittU Tallahaiia* Tamp* Vtro Btach W Palm Batch r vj'M. WEDNESDAY Sunny 55-40 HI 4) n at M n 74 M n u 47 U 44 71 70 La at 41 4* 41 44 4S M It 41 to 41 Si 11 11 Pel T 01 00 « oo 04 M 00 00 00 T 01 00 00 THURSDAY Ptlycldy 72-52 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 72-32 ----------SATURDAY Ptlycldy 83-45 TIDES <1 LAST Dec. 8 c FLORII N A TIO N AL TEMPS FIRST Dec. 20 NEW Dec. 13 o FULL Dec. 28 SEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc I-2M feet and choppy. Current Is to the south w ith a water temperature of 57 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and semi choppy. Current Is strong to the south, with n water temjN-ralure of 60 degrees. THURSDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. ------------u.m.. 12:10 p.m-s MoJ. 6:10 a.m.. 6:35 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 2:31 a.m.. 2:20 p.in.. lows. 8 03 n.m.. 8:28 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 2:36 u.m.. 2:25 p.m.: lows. 8:08 u.m., 8:33 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 2:51 a.m., 2:40 p.m.; lows. 8:23 a.m., 8:48 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind northeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. T h u rsd a y: W ind h em m in g southeast to south 10 to 15 kts. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Buy and Inland waters a light chop. r \j ^ SUNDAY Msly sunny 05-45 STATISTICS Thr high temperature in Snnlord Tuesday was 6*1 de­ grees and ihe overnight low was 38 us reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall far the period, endin g at 9 n.m. Wednesday, lot ailed 0 inches The temperaturr at 9 u.m. today was 45 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 39. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: [".Tuesday's high...............85 Barometric preaaure.30.2B Relative Humidity....63 pet Winds...........North 13 mph Rainfall..............................0 I p . 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Piltibwrgli TV 11 17 It Loull 9 It 07 It JO Sail Lake City Soatna 1) ■! .11 WaiWngton.D C It 71 11 Otfk m ( dr (dy in (d r ctr t dr %n (d r (dy rn (d r (d r m tn tn (d r (d r %n in (d r ( dr m (d r in Clr m Or rn tn tn rn (d r (d r (d r %n tn Or W in in Or (d r �wMHBBMN Sanford Hersio, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, January 5. 19W - 3A W e lfa re reform : A d m in is tr a tio n d e b a te s tim in g POLICE BRIEFS Theft charged John Edward MacFurtanc. 35, 117 S. laurel Ave„ Sanford, was arrested by Oviedo police early Monday morning on charges of theft and dealing In stolen property. An Oviedo woman reported MacFarlane was house-sitting for her and took •535 in Hems, selling them to a Sanford pawn shop and Individuals. Police say MacFarlane admitted to taking the Items and selling them. MacFarlane was also held on an Orange County probation violation charge for a conviction for engaging In business with certification. ■ r j k n n ip b r d ix o n Associated Press Writer_________ Arrest for resisting officer Brett Howard Green, 27. 22 Windsor Isle. Lake* Mary, was airested on a resisting a law officer at his home Monday afternoon during a quarrel with his girl-friend. A Seminole County deputy reported Green was uncooperative. Drug paraphernalia James Edward Campbell. 31. 2420 Broadway. Midway, was arrested on a drug paraphernalia possession charge by a Seminole County deputy Monday night. The deputy reported finding u corn l n r smoking device In Campbell'a pocket after arresting him on u warrant charge of failure to appear In court to answer to n prrvlous charge of failure to pay a fine. r.: i * A composlle ol a suspect In a rape Monday. Warrant arrests made The following wunlrd persons were taken Into custody: • Mike Dwayne Shuler. 10. 38 Higgins Terrace. Sanford, apprehended In Orange County on a Seminole County probation violation c*in-ge for a robbery conviction. • Dan Arthur Surnmerslll. 23. 1206W-A Elm Avc., Sanford, arrested Monday In the ntntr parole and probation office on a proball in viol aI Ion charge fur an aggravated bit (cry convic­ tion. • Billy Hay Gray. 37. no permanent address. Sanford, nrresled on probation violation charge for a drunken driving accident convlrtlon. Crim es reported to deputies The following crimes were reported to Seminole County deputies: • •217 In cash was reported taken from a residence In the 4400 block of Had to Avenue In I he Citrus Heights subdivision near Sanford sometime Sunday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. • A 17-year-old laike Mary youlh reported he was attacked by three youths In the parking lot of St. Croix Apartments Monday night. The youlh reported he was sitting in his girlfriend's rar chatting with the girl when the three assailants quickly approached the car. Two of the three pulled him hum car to the ground, saying "Give me all your money” and kicking and beating him. The girl ran screaming for help, scaring away the attackers, the youth reported. • •1,500 In iMsscAstons, Including a camcorder and stereo equipment, were reponed taken from a Seminole Woods residence in the 5600 block of Deer Path sometime MOnday between 7:45 am. and 3:39 p.m. Cops seek suspect in Geneva rape S A N F O K l) — S em in o le County sheriff's Invesilgalors are seeking assistance In Iden­ tifying a man suspected of raping a Geneva woman in her home Monday morning The 23-year-old victim told In­ vestigators she met (he man at Church Street Station in Or­ lando Sunday nighi and ac­ cepted a ride home from the man. The assault occurred In her bedroom, she reported. Based on a description given by the woman. Investigators A P A u lo Writer The following crimes were reported to Sanford police: • A Sanford man reported 5435 In possessions were taken from his 1972 Dodge Dart parked at the the comer of East Seminole Boulevard and North Palmetto Avenue Monday. The man said the car had been left unattended between 9:10 a.m. and 9 :10 a.m. • A man rrported his r—tdsnoc in Lhs 40ft block td MlmmL 10th Street was burglarized sometime between 10:10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Monday. • A clerk of the Handy Way at 303 E. 25th St. reported her purse was stolen from behind the counter by a man entering the store at 3:59 a.m. Tuesday. The Sanford woman reported there was a $211 check Inhhe bag. • A video tape recorder was reported taken from a residence In the 900 block of Weal 11th Street sometime Monday between 2:30 p.m. and 11:28 p.m. Drug arrest Sanford police arrested Jimmy Swell. 28, of 1409 W. 14th Street, on Friday. Members of the Special Investigative Unit said they located him In the 300 block of Poplar Avenue when they responded In a call regarding possible drug activity. Swell was arrested on a charge of possession of crack cocaine, one gram. Moderate and conservative Democrats In the House see welfare reform as a sure fire re-election Issue. The big three automakers make strides in ’93 sales ■ f ALAN k. ADLIB Crimes reported to Sanford police prrjtarrd a composite photo­ graph ol the man. He was described as black with a light complexion, about 25 years of nge. 5 leet. live or six Inches tall, weighing nbout 150 to ICO lb*, and with short, brown afro styled hair. The victim said the man answered to "Grrg J.," and drove a 1980 to 1988 dark blue or black Nissan 300ZX. Anyone with Informal Ion about the suspect Is asked to call Investigator Todd Brawn. 330-6650. WASHINGTON - President Clinton may let his plan to overhaul the nation's welfare system slip this year as he pursues health care reform, ad­ ministration officials and welfare experts say. A senior administration of­ ficial. speaking on condition of anonymity, says the president Is ''genuinely undecided" about how aggressively to puzh welfare refo rm w h ile C o n g re ss Is wrestling with health reform. “ There arc ongoing decisions within the administration about the timing of welfare reform and no decision has been reached." the official said Tuesday. "One possibility Is to pursue both concurrently. A second possibili­ ty Is to delay Introduction of a welfare reform bill until health care reform Is at least through the mnjor committers." But a source familiar with administration deliberations says Democratic leaders In Congress have advised the pres­ ident to chose between health rare and welfare reform, warn­ ing that It would be too tricky to move both at the same time. The sam e c o n g res sio n a l committers that have jurisdic­ tion over welfare — Senate Finance and House Ways and Means — also have Jurisdiction over health care reform. The administration, the official said, decided It would avoid DETROIT - The Big Three automakers sold more than 10.4 million cars and trucks In 1993. shrinking Japan's market share and propping up the U.S. economy with their stronprst 'sales In three yeSrs Boosted by new vat liSvS, low monthly leasing options for buyers and higher priced Japa­ nese competition. Ford Motor Co.. General Motors Corp. ana Chrysler Corp. had Ihelr best performance since 1990, when they sold 10.7 million vehicles. The Ford Taurus sedan wus the nation's best-selling car for the second straight year and the F-Series pickup was best-selling truck for the 17Hi year. Ford had fiv e o f the lb best-selling vehicles. Final auto sales figures won't tie available until today, when some European makers release their numbers. But makers re­ sponsible for more than 90 percent of the industry reported 1993 totals on Turvlay. Chrysler Corp. finished with 14.5 percent of the U.S. market — its best showing In 23 years. Its new car lineup helped Chrysler sell about 2 million vehicles for the first time since 1HH9. j 1' ^ < 1 ( 1 1 For General Motors, the No. t U.S. automaker, growing fiemand for trucks was a blessing and a curse: It ran out of trucks to sell becat-se of Insufficient factory space. The success of new models and the strength of the yen were expected to steal about 1 per­ centage point from the 24.3 percent U.S market share Japa­ nese automakers held in 1992. The industry proved to be the engine of the economy's recov­ ery. Factory orders and Industri­ al production grew, and con­ sumer spending rose through new lease and purchase con­ tracts. Invest a stamp~Save a bundle thr r r v r of j stmip. ytsi can grt thr lite«l nliUm d thr Inkral » 6w inter Infonnabon Cjtilug. I< Im » murr thin 21) !»w or luw-uM fufafaatkr* un Mitral tvnrM* ^4% hndth. tuainfL td u o n u v c m . ani nvre SnOampuut Krurannr»ithi«tf tm -C a n log S o il yuurrum raitiatUnsa lor Cum um rr Inlunrution C m M , D rp a tm m t SB, PucM a Colorado S io n doing anything to Jeopardize health reform, which tops Its domestic agenda. There have been other signs recently that welfare reform may be taking a back seat: When Clinton outlined his agenda for the new year, he spoke of his com mitment to guaranteed health care, safer streets aod a stronger economy. Hr men-! tinned the need to reward work: over welfare, but without tlm same kind of commitment The Los Angeles Times re­ ported last week that Whlld House officials have quietly^ shelved plans lo announce ihd president's welfare reform pro] posal In his Slate of thr Unlnq speech Inter this month Alsoi the 1995 federal budget, due la be unveiled In February. Is llkeld to lark any allowance for sinn­ ing a welfare reform plan. Cllnion's cull lo "endj welfare w c iiiiin as we know it" and cut oil welfare benefits after tw kvo yr:u:| for able-bodied parents was ond of his most popular campaign promises and helped define hlnj as a New Democrat Delaying welfare reform could be political­ ly risky In 1994. an election year. "They really seem to be fllrtf Ing with d isaster by p ro­ crastinating and doing every­ thing to avoid carrying that pledge out." said Roben Rector, a welfare expert with the con­ servative Heritage Foundation. "They're looking for a minimum fig leaf cover." SIDEWALK SALE January 7-8-9 First Fri-Sair-5un Every Month 8AM - 5PM W 9 io u L irti r*nnctp*mo I USEO.CIEAMHCE A DlSCOHTIMUEO I ITEMS AT atVEAWArniCESIII ■ Phil Fisa Wort* rsnilarfeanafnt. m Millions o f ciosfour. 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OV 610 ........................'MIWW C 111VII NOtXdlMDSflnS J0UP3 pu* >*M*uqnd * 1*00 q * uJ»m S f lS O S S1 0 JO 9 S 01U S|B0A 0J nvw ovaa A a b n lu a a o u S U O | U | d Q C6C6 IG8 JO j |9C CZG-ZC> **«V IZZEG V U UUOJNVS * 3AV IIDN3MJ N 00G (OtC-IBB SdSn) p p u a iiP H y ir o s / s i B i J O ^ i p a *661 •« Attnutf A»pt*up«AA - *PI*0ld ptoiuss PISi*H ptO|US3 - * » {f t �owi i i -1*' V . _ •f~^~*~n— r— ti— •A • Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. January 6. 1994 Chiles: Subsidized insurance for 1 million people By JA C K IE HALLIFAX Associated Press Writer_________ TALLAHASSEE — Proplr who don’t get health care on (hr job and can't afTord private coverage could get government help pay­ ing their premium* uniter re­ forms recommended by Gov. Lawton Chiles. The plan Chiles unvctled Tuesday also would cover un­ employed people who don't re­ ceive welfare. The only requirements would be U.S. citizenship. Florida re­ sidency and Income below 917.425 (or an Individual and 835.875 for a family of four. : Although 2 million of Florida's ; 2.8 million uninsured residents w ould be e lig ib le . C h iles estimated only about hnlf would participate. "W e have a plan to rover over *1 million Floridians, working people, working people and their families who today have no Insurance, today have to depend on the emergency room to take s their children to get health care * for them.'* he told reporters. ? The plan will be considered by the Legislature during the regn* lar tiO day session that tx*gln* nest month. It must also Ihapproved by the federal govern­ ment. T h e g o v e r n o r h as lo n g advocatrd cutting the link lxI wren welfare ami hrnlth-care assistance. Under his proposal, private Insurance subsidized by the g o v ern m e n t c ou ld he purchased through Florida’s 11 regional health-care alliances, the cornerstone of last year's reforms. The plan estimates the mon­ thly premium lor a family of four at 8331 and for an Individual at 8111. Chiles proposes the federal government pick up hnlf the Inh and the state almost n third. Individuals would pay the rest, unless their employers agree to spill the remaining portion with them. A sliding scale would he established Tor the premium, with lull subsidies for unem­ ployed people under the federal poverty level. Olhcrs could llml themselves paying as little as 812 a month for an Individual policy or 81B for a family. The highest estimated payment would tx- 850 for an individual and 87H for a family. Chiles would like to sec t h o s e p rem iu m s cut In h alf by employers who contribute to the cost of ihrlr workers' care. Hr said the government's contribution — at both the federal and stale levels — would tx- covered by savings created by current reform s. Including managed care concepts utilized In Medicaid, the Joint federalstate health rare program for people on welfare. The price for the first year would be 8227 million for the federal government and 8147 million for the state. Those figures would climb over the next two years to top 81 billion for the federal government and 8653 million for the state as more people part Iripulr. Oilier sections of the 23H page plan include a basic benefits package, expanded membership In the alliances and long-term care. Mrmlx-rnhlp In Ihr alliances, which are expected to start coord in atin g coverage this spring. Is nnw limited to busi­ n esses w ith 50 or fe w e r employers Chiles wnnis lo open them to Individuals and busi­ nesses with up to 150 workers. The proposed basic benefit package emphasizes prevention and carries a 82.000 out-ofpocket cap for Individuals and a 84.000 cap fur families, regard­ less or whether the coverage Is through a health maintenance organization or a traditional fee-for-servlce Indemnity plnn. Doug Cook, chief architect of th e p la n , said he h o p e d lawmakers would reduce some of the co-payments included in the plan. Cook, dlrrclor ol * V Agrnry for Health Cnre Admin­ istration. planned to present the proposals to two House commillers today. Sisters Becky end Missy Furlong learn about W o n one of the teeter-totters at Mama Frf-SChbol in SJhtbrtf: T lte ‘ V atid ~ 3-year-old sisters took advantage of a recent warm * theVrre TALLAHASSEE - One In five Floridians have no health Insurance, giving Florida the fourth highest uninsured rate for non-elderly residents In the nation, Herr Is a siallsllral breakdown on the uninsured: • 2.B million uninsured Florldlnns • one-third of uninsured are children • fewer than 700,000 of Florida's uninsured residents have Incomes below the feder­ al ixiverty level Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 1EMIN0I E COUNTY. FLORIDA VLLO INCIDENT NO i IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASE NO : A«J JMI CFA SCSOINCIOENTNO ram eojc IN R E FORFEITURE OF I*JO DODGE PICKUP TRUCK VINtDJtbJOSTOMtJ NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO Mart A Clinton M IIS M INRE FORFEITURE O r IMS BMW VINlW BAGBCIUJIM H r! N OTICEOF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO D » l» llAlvortl JIM Foam id Drive Altamonte Spring* Florid* B i l l and *11 other* who cloun on inter**! In IS* tallow ing I9SS BMW VINIW BACS O lIJIM K .t Don*>d F Cling*' ol is* Seminole County ShorlM’! 01 Ik*, Seminal* County. Flortdo. through Si* o lllc o r t, In vetligJtort or agent*. teijtc! in* abort property on November It. 1*01. ol or n*or JIM Foiwood Orlto. Attomonf# Spr.rgt l*m Inot* County. Florid! ond it prooonlty holding u d properly lor IS* purpot* ol torleitur* purtuonl lo Section* TO ZOI 104. Florid* Statute* ond will RC Q U E S T ISol on Hsnoroblo Judge el the Circuit Court. EigSloonlh Judicial Circuit. Sentinel* Count,, florid* find probable couto mol mo ebon property thouto not bo Mi totted to mo ebon ogoncy You bill be lent o copy et mo Ord*r linding Probable Cone once It It Ugood by Itio Judge ond II bill advice you Sow and when to retpond to mit roguool tor tarf - tturo I HERESY C E R TIFY TH A T o true ond correct copy ol Hut Notice o*l tonl to m* above nomod eddromt by U.S. rogit lered moll, return rocoipi re quettod. thl* JJrd do, ol Do Some of life's little ups and downs Health care at a glance MARY ANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florid* Ear No : i lN H SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE iM Jltm Street ientard. Florid* nFM tJM TtNeMne (coring m u Pubwfe Ow t e H t it, si. A January S. J. ItM OEM SM HI LottMmnloDrliO Senior* Hondo JJFFJ ond oil other* who claim on in lo r e il In tha follow ing proper I, IOFO O O D G E P I C K U P T R UC K. V IN rOJiB JM l*0»*J Donald F EtUngor. si in* Somlnoto Count, Sheriff t Ol IK*. Somlnol* Count,, Florid* th ro u g h h it a ll lc o r i, In v**1lg*tort or og*ntt. i*li*d the obov* proper!, on Nov«mb*r l|. IftJ. *1 Jr r»*r Slot* Rood CM Sorrlnoto Count,. Florida, and It pratenti, holding laid proper«, tor rn* purpoM or forfeiture purtuonl to Section* t i t FBI roc Florida Stalutov and bill RE Q U E S T Ibal an Honorable Judge ol 'So Circuit Court. Eighitonis Judicial Circuit. Somlnol* Count,, florid* Find probable cavtt mot the above property mould not be forfeited to th* above agency You bill b* **nt a copy ol m* Order linding Probable Coute one* I! It ilgned by me Judge and II bill advito you how ond when to retpend to mil requetl lor tortoilurt I HEREBY C E R TIFY TH A T 4 true ond correct copy oC m u None* wot wnl to me abort nomod oddrtttei by U S r*gu t*'*d moll, return receipt r» r . t l i H . mu JVd do, of Do comber. I**J MARY ANNKLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida (o r No tlJtJ* SEMINOLE COUNTY SHE RIFF'S OF PICE IJ4J Jllh Slreel Sonlord. Florid* UFFJ FJH Totopnon* i cor i jjo oajj PuMlRi December It, Jl, Ittl A Jonvor, i. r : m O E M Ml • four out of five of the uninsured have Ini nines below 250 percent ol the federal poverty level • three of every four un­ insured Floridians are workers or the dependents of workers • more than half the un­ insured people with Jobs work for firms with fewer than 25 employees • nrnrly two-ibirds o f the uninsured people with Jobs work for firms with fewer than 100 employees. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIOOIPC CIVIL ACTION CASE NO *J I I I ! OIVISIONCA U K FIR S T UNION M OR TG AG E C O R P O R A T IO N F /K / A C A M E R O N S H O W N COM PANY Plomt III vt M AR Y E C LEA R W A TER Perionol Repretentativ*of THE ESTA TF OF PAUL TOWELL. Defeated e l41 OelendantUI N OTICEOF ACTION TO ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS OEVISEES AND CLAIMANTS OF THE ESTATE OF PAUL TOWELL Dec•*wet CUR REN T RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE SUPERIOR POOLS AND SPAS INC c'o JometS Sharer. R A JJUW etlr* Ridge Rood Apop*# F L U n j and II Defendant u decraved her retpet’iv* unknubtt heir*, dev it***. grantee* a u g u e t creditor* lienor* and truetoe*, end ell other peivon* claiming by, through m trr or ogetntt YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that on action to tortetot* a mortgage an th* loilowing property In SEMINOLE County. Florida UNIT JJCC. LAKE HOWELL AR M S C O N D O M IN IU M . A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM AND EXHIB ITS A N N E X C O T H E R E T O , R EC O R O E O IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK Ijn . PAGE 1144 OF THE PUBLIC REC O D D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . 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IWJ A January 1.1000 DEM H I Need Help With Consum er Problem s? Call: MUtAAEttJtT* EVERYONE TAKING A10OK... i And Finding Everything They N eed In The Sanford Herald • Local N ew s • National / International N ew s • Sports • W eather • Letters to the Editor • Church Page • Leisure M agazine • Com ics • Classified A d s • Local Advertising • Sunday Health Fttness/Educatlon/Business • Special Sections 86 Years o f Community Service To Subscribe Call Today! 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Wednesday, January 5, 1994 - 7A M Cl’s move into local market fits deregulatory mood By DIANA CUSTOM Associated Press vVrtier W A S 111 N O T O N - MCI Communications Cotp.‘s plan to cut looal phone companies out of Its long distance service to major clllrs suits Washington's dr* regulatory mood mid should please big busbies* Hut II re­ mains to be seen whether Indi­ vidual cousumrrs will t>eurht. MCI announced Tuesday II would spend $20 billion to upgru dr its lo n g -d is ta n ce n e tw o rk wi t h fib e r op lie Etechnology known as SONET and S2 billion in build switching equipment III (hr nation's 20 largest elites The switches and MCl’s con­ necting litxT optic phone lines I would link MCI customers — big I businesses. In the lieghming — “ directly with the MCI longdlsianrr network and Ibus bypass local phone companies. MCI already has the switching technology under construction In Atlanta, and Installation In New York. Washington. I.os Angeles. Dallas and Hoslon will tregm soon. MCI Chairman Bert Roberts said. Eventually, the service will lie extended to residential users, pmliahly through partnerships H with other companies, like eahlr ■ T V providers, liolierts said MCI JM rtro atvi could tie available lo «eu stn inrr* of rival long-distance ^ V o m p a n lrs like A T A T and Sprint, he added B ATAT and Sprint said that “ they already offer SONET service and that MCI was |ust playing calrhup. Hot Ihe foray Into the local market place goes tieyond anything ATAT or Sprint has nllemplrd. Currently, when n caller makes a long distance rail. Ihr ronnectlon Is completed at Ihr calling nnd receiving ends through a local phone rnmi>any. MCI pays local phone c« on panics $.ri billion a year In these socalled access charges, which Is Ihe most profitable part of the phone huslnrss. particularly for calling by large huslnrss cus­ tomers. All Ihe long-distance providers have complained about Ihe ac­ cess charges they pay (he seven regional Hell companies (hat have a monopoly on local serv­ ice. ' ’Long-distance companies are at the mercy of local trims, since they are thr only way to reach our customers." Sprint Chair­ man William Esry said. "Today, •15 permit or the cost lo carry a tong-d 1stanee call Is a direct paymrnl lo the local telephone company lor the 'last mile* ronnectlon." 1 he Hells argue that the access fees are nerdrd to subsldlre thr cost ol delivering rrgular photic service to customers In remote areas or poor neighborhoods that nrver could afford the true cost of phones. Thr government long has Mip|mrtrd the philosophy that telephones lie available lo all Americans so that everybody has access to emergency serv­ ices and e m p lo ym en t o p ­ portunities. Huberts said he supjHirts the need lor universal telephone access and would combine to contribute to n fund so that everyone gels service. Hut he said he liellrvrs Ihr- Hells' access charges are excessive. The Issue as far as fedrral regulator*. Congress and Ihe While House Is concerned Is Increasing competition to drlvr down prices and offer nrw serv­ ices. A number of deregulatory bills are la nding In Congress that, among oilier things, would allow locnl phone companies to olfrr cable TV hi their local service areas and expand opportunities for companies lo compete for local phone service. Other legis­ lation would allow thr region'’ ' H e l l s t o e a in p e t c I n m a n u fa c tu rin g nnd longdlntunec sendees. Hut Roberts said many local and stale laws would need to lachanged to allow MCI Into the local exchange market. Only fou r s la te s — New York . Massachusetts. 'Washington nnd Illinois — allow competition with the regional Dells. • Esry predicted that the local Hells would not give way easily. The Hells say that If they are lo share Ihe local exchange they should Ire allowed Into longdlstonce business lhai has been denied them by the 1982 court agreement that broke up ATAT and created the regional Hells Hul MCI nnd the oilier long­ distance companies say Ihe Hells shouldn't Ire allowed Into long­ distance until there Is cfftrllvc local competition A Hep Erl ward Markey. D-Mass.. chairman of the House Energy and Commerce telecommunlca tlons subcommittee, praised MCl's financial rommllmrnt and said the announcement "Is strong evidence thal local com­ petition Is more than an abstract policy." He said the legislation In* has Introduced, lo Ire taken up when Congress returns at ihe end of Ihe month, will address con­ cerns about reasonably priced consumer service. I I I I I I TRANSMISSION F R E E T O W IN G & E S T IM A T E S C A L L FO R A P P O IN T M E N T 12 QC TRANSMISSION 3 3 TUNE-UP INCLUDES SANFO RD 3 2 1 -3 2 7 0 LA K E M A R Y /H E A T H R O W J 3 3 0 -3 6 1 0 i D ELAN D / D ELTO N A • Flan! 4 Gatlel • 1? Point Mutli Check • Filter Furs II Needed • fmsr.ee Available 75 OFF i i (904) 7 7 5 -0 0 0 3 A LT. SPGS. / LONGW OOD M A JO R R E P A IR S 1 8 3 0 -5 5 0 0 O R L A N D O 3 8 0 -6 5 0 0 8 I J i J TH IS WEEKEND A T FARM ERS 1994’s first nor’easter buries the East in snow By MAftQARIT LILLARD Associated Press Writer Varatloners were stranded today at Miami's airport, but skiers took gleeful advantage of a powerful storm that dumped snow — almost 3 feet deep In places — from North Carolina to Maine. East us the storm moved Into Canada. The wcaihrr-related deaths Included n boy who slid Into truffle In New Humpshlrr. u man hit by a falling tree in Wrst Virginia and a Nrw York con­ tractor who slipped and hit his head oil a plow. Two women were killed In traffic accidents, and eight men collapsed after shoveling snow. The year's first major storm closed schools In 16 states In uddlllon. five people died of Tuesday, knocked out power to carbon-m onoxide poisoning hundred* of thousands of huinrs fro m a f a u l t y h e a t e r In nnd left at leas-. 13 people dead. Louisiana. The weather also In Weal Virginia, residents caused six deaths tn Canada, bombarded by as much as 2 feel where the storm delivered biller ol snow started digging out. cold nnd a heavy dose of snow — "I Just came bark from Florida almost a foot In Quebec. right uftrr Christmas." said Dix­ National Guurdnmcn In east­ ie Kennedy of Huckhannon. ern Kentucky used armored W.Vn. "I wish I’d stayed down transports lo move snowbound there." patients, carry' power crews and deliver fuel after up lo 9 Inches Had she watted a week. Ken­ of snow knocked out electricity. nedy might have gotten her wish. Hundreds of passengers Juanita Vance, who has em­ were stuck in Miami after the physema and uses an oxygen second storm In a week forced machine, called a medical nearly all major airlines to supply company for backup cancel or delay flights to most oxygen when her power fulled. Northeastern cities. Some "They got a four-wheel-drive and planned to spend the night at they got II lo me.” said Vance, hotels Others ramped out next who lives near the Virginia to their luggage at Miami In- border In rurul Vlrgle. Ky. le rn a lln n a l A ir p o r t , with blankets and pillows provided by At Washington A Jefferson Ihe airlines. College In Washington. Pa., where classes were called off. Julia Hall worried she would Don Taylor said he and his be fired from her cashier's Job In fraternity brothers would “ be New York If she didn't gel home drinking a little beer, watching quickly from her iwo-wcck movies, having snowball battles, vacation In Panama. ” 1 lose my playing a little football." holiday pay. loo. If I don't get to work tomorrow." she sighed. Others also ..fused lo let a few feet of snow stand In their way. W eather m ay have kept Donmm llugglcr pul Hoslun children out of school, but It commuters to shame, donning a didn't keep them home. Plenty woolly cap. gloves, storm pants got to the Wnrhusctt Mountain and a jacket to make his rounds Ski Area In Princeton, Mass. as a bicycle messengrr. He made "There are so many school 14 deliveries by noon. cancrllallons and a lot of these kids were home for Christmas. Parents don't want them home another day." manager David Crowley said.- "I have a feeling wc nrc going lo lie a baby-sitting service today." "It's the wind that gets me." Muggier said. "I'm going along and hit the Intersection and, w h a m . I g e l hi t w i t h 50-mlle-an-hour wind. And then there's the headwind. That kills me." The heaviest snow was In the central Appalachians and upper Ohio Volley. Thirty-three Inches fell In Wayncsburg In south­ western Pennsylvania. The wind and cold were expected lo ease Malay In the Hen Halley walked out of his Charleston. W.Va.. home and found a thick tree limb had fallen on Ihe roof of his convert­ ible. "I wasn't going lo have the lop down today anyway." he said. TH U R SD A Y, F R ID A Y & SATUR -» . F o r m illio n s o f k id s, d o o rs opened boys a <iini.it cum w h e n this one did. OOYS & CURLS CLUDS o>anew, linn nc SUPPORT THE CLUIt THAT BEATS THE STREETS ►4 STO RE HOURS M O N .- F R I. 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By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports//filer ____________ WINTER PARK - Two things were woven at latke Howell High School Tuesday nights good learns overcome adversity anil tf you ian ’1 put the halt In the basket, you can’t win Homestanding Gike Howell barely noticed the ab-»-nt e of a starter and a top reverse a* the Silver Hawk* eliminated Seminole High School from the Seminole Athletic Conferrm e girls’ basketball rncr. 75-50. With starting renter Christina James and backup forward Jill Mathias out sick, t-orl Marrhiwll: stepped up and t«x»k control ol the Inside in Ihe first quarter srorlng 11 point* on live of si.( shooting from Ihe floor and grabbing Hvc rebounds as the Silver Hawk* led 22-14 after the Ural pet tod. ’’She'* capable of playing like that every night." said luike Howell head Bee Unbeaten. Page 3b Hurricanes blow away FAU UOCA RATON — Michael Gardner scored 10 of hi* 22 point* In the second half to lead Miami Hurricane* o\cr Florida Alluntli 79-62 Jamal Johnson added 13 and Steve Rleh I |Nilut*and 13 rebounds for Miami (7-31 Marlon Jemerson and Kelly llorfortl led Owls (<> 121 with 13 |H»lnt* each. FIU women win again MIAMI - Albena llrantova had 25 |siim* Florida International won tl* ninth straight. 74 48. over No 23 George Washington In lit* Sun and Fun Tournament championship game Tournament MVP Andren N.tgv had 14 point? and nine assist* for HU 110-11, while D i»* Dakova scored 14 second-half points Tampa ekes one out TAMPA — Junior llanna's driving layup one second left In regulation helped Tumps to i 78-69 overtime win over Si Mary a «>f Texas The Spartan* |8-3| were down rigid. 59-51 with four intitule* left Ixforc rallying Reserve forw.tril Cory Koslba to of hts points In the extra Mays led Tampa with ’<i Devcaux ailded 20 |Milnl* uni LAS I H O W E LL IS. SEMINOLE M U a g 4* 1 >7*1 M » o t h e w o r ld Lightning shock Maple Leafs HAMILTON. Ontario - Pat Elynulk scored the game s only* goal und a great Job by goallrndcr Daren Puppa carried the Tampa Hay Lightning to a I 0 victory over Toronto. Toronto outshol Tampa Hay 28-24. Puppa canted his second shuioul and made some of his Ih-sI saves In ihe Iasi six minutes. WHAT’S HAPPENING ~| Men’s Basketball P S sm lnols Community Collag# *«. Ctnfrsl Florida Community Collsgs In Ocala, 7 30 p.m. ^ k From Staff Rspoets LAKE MARY - Trailing 12-10 after one quarter. th« l.i.kr Brantley Fait lots outM-orvd the home st.iiuling Like Mary Ram* 234) In th*- second quarter and went on to post *• (13-31) victory In a Seminole Athletic Conference girls' basketball game Tuesday night The Victory keeps Lake Brantley (13 0 overall. 5 I In the SAC) one step behind undefeated Lake Howell lO-O In Ihe SAC alter beating Semi­ nole 1 ursdayl In the conferenre,arc. 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Slarks scored 15 In the fourth quarter, hut it was Ewing who started on H-d run with s tree throw that tied the score, .thru hi*2* dunk and a jumper for a 06-92 lead with 37 seconds left Nick Anderson finished with 1H point* ami Anfcmcc Hardaway 17 for the Maflic. IVtckUp center Grrfl Kttr (buffered a potable partially torn right Achilles tendon and may lx- lost lor the season III* status will lx- determined today. Patriots keep pace StfNMtW i M) AROUND THE NATION 1a r o u n d ■ Deanna Graves (No. 3o) scored a gamo-hlflh 31 points on 12-o»-20 ahoollnfl Tuesday night to go with 12 rebounds, live sisals, and Ihrse assists ss the Lake Howell Silver Hawks stayed unbealen wltn a romp L «m ir«* » 11 l i r a * n t i l l L4k4 M » l l l 41 (k'A'Ch*44**4 14 t X l H I 111 A44.H1 - t4*"*"4H 14 I Mam#ton 4. Marf »<* 41. L4*4 4444411 19 tSWX* II. 0o>*44 41 i*44l4 - l m « l | 14 {Marfan. 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L9U M a ry > 4 .9 4 LAC R o u g h n igh t for R a m c a g e r s From Staff W a p o r U ______________________ DELTONA — laming four-tilth* of their starting lineup to louts, tile Luke Mary Rams suffered an 82-73 defeat at the hands of Ihr host Deltona Wolves in .» 5A District boy* basketball game played Tuesday iiiglu. Jimmy Newberry. Nathan IVck. Ian Saunders, and Kent Pritchard all left the game early us U k r Mary was whistled (or 34 fouls, sending the Wolves It* the tree throw line for 45 shots. While Chip Richardson was the only l-ake Mary slarlrr not to foul out. lit* father. Lake Mary eoach Willie Richardson, end tcammslc Richard Hnchc were called for technical fouls. By comparison. 16 fouls wrtc called on Lake Maty, resulting in 17 free throws for Lake Mary. Deltona * Freddy Walson made 15of-21 free throws Ix-forr fouling out himself while Ivan Rodrigues, the game* high scorer with 30 |x>tnls. was called for a technical foul after a brlct exchange with Roche. Newberry led Lake Mary with 27 points while Roche tossed lit 11 and l*eck netted 10. Watann finished with 27 |x>lnt* for the Wolves (4-91. { See Basketball. Page 3B B o y s’ Basketball DELTONA M. LAKE MARY II □ Laks Howsll si Ssmlnolt. Freshman. 4:15 p m., junior varaily. 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □ Laks Mary at Laks Brsnllsy. Freshman. 4 p m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:45 p.m. □ Ovlado at Lyman. Jv. 4:30 p.m.; v. 7:30 p m uuMiaitu Girls’ Basketball U M N U ry n BtoltonT " » □ Ovlado at Lyman, 6 p.m. (varsity only). Three poml f «ld goal* — Lai* *Airy * (Pot* 1 Rovia I. '• J Nesberry tl. 0*iton4 1 (Rodnguet » U n i Iego 1. Harris II. Total towlt - Lake Mary >4 Dailjna U Foiled out - L*ke Mery. J Neoberry Pritchard Uundert. end Peck; Oeltone. WeNcn Tethnlcel* - Leke Mery. Coec* Rtcherdkon end Roche. Oeltone I Nodrlguei Recoedk — leke Mery 14. Oeltone 41 B o y s’ Freshm an Soccer □ Laka Brantlay al Lyman, 6:30 p.m. Girls’ So cce r C laka Brantlay al Laka Mary. Junior varaily. 5 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m. C Lyman al Ovlado. Jv. 5 p.m.; v. 7 p.m. □ Samlnola al Laka Howall. Jv. 5 p m.; v. 7 p.m. Wrestling GLaka Howall at Laks Mary. Junior varsity, 6:30 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. G Ovlado at Bishop Moors, 6:30 p m. L Samlnola al Ostlona. Jv, 6 30 p.m.; v. 7 p.m. J Nt*berry It 4 4 V. Pnlcherd I » 4 «- SavixdtM 0 99 0. R<c**rd*on I 60 1. Petx 4 44 19 Rot*4 ! *• tl. »4w*4 * •- »• 4«* * t»,,, 19 94 Bry«nt J t 11 Bros* 1991 Totalt V tl I I rt ^ R e lw '” 1' S I ; N Rodr^uei 117 J. Santiago 1 » « J. Adrien 11 > |,| Rodriquei 10 > 5 X H i i m l l I It. Watien 9 t i l l V To«»l» 14 n 11 n - n V n - " BASKETBALL □ 8 p.m. - SUN. TNT. NHA. Chicago Bulls al Orlando Magic. (L) Ihe two teams combined for 50 personal louls (34 going against Lake Mary). Ihreo technical louls. and 62 free throws (45 by Deltona). Lake Mary closes in on SAC boys’ soccer title " ■y TONY DaSORMIER Herald Sports E d i i o r ______________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Even though It was the fourth time that they’ve met this season. Tuesday night’s Seminole Athletic Conference boys’ soccer game between the host Lake Brantley Pnlrlots and Lake Mary Rams was important to both sides. For the Rams, who won 4-0. the gnmc was another step closer to clinching the SAC chnmplonshlp while for Ihe Patriots, the contest could serve as a positive learning experience. BEST BETS ON TV Chip Richardson (No. 5. right) was the only Lake Mary starter not to foul out In tho Rams’ loss at Dellona Tuesday. In all. five players fouled oul as "When you’ ve only got six or seven games left tn the regular Bcaaon. you want each one of them to mean something.” Mid Lake Mary coach Lany McCorkle. "W c want the conference championdistrict tournament, so every one of these games la important.” .___ The victory Improves the Rams to 15-2-J overall und 50-1 In the conference while the Patriots drop to 9-8-3 and 3-2-1 In the SAC (good for second plat . . . . . In -nrh half. Lake Mary struck for two goals In each half. Chris Campbell and Ace Delaney finding the net In the first half while Brandon Mahann and Sean Crcasman scored In the second halfDelaney also assisted on Campbell s goal. Mahana converted a penalty kick for his goal whole Crrasman capped the scoring when he headed home a comer kick from Nathan Garcia. Grrfi Velho and Lokt Travlos combined on the shutout for Lake Mary. Velho making five saves while Travlos made two saves. After the whitewashing. Lake Brantley coach Jim Brody was hoping that hts squad hat learned something from the experience. "W c lus* got out-worked.” said Brody with a shrug of his shoulders. "W hin they (U k e Msry) would clear a ball out of the back, they d all come »ki,rdind mil of the box. We didn’t. xpcrtrnce If "This could be a positive learn Inc cx| stay with a they realize that ihe only way we an s team like Lake Mary Is to work hard as a team for 80 minutes." Four yellow cards were handed o contest. Garcia. Aren Cook, and Ralph 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 , Lake Mary were booked as was Lake Brantley s Jimmy Mclctlidls. . „ „ Lake Mary’s next game Is at Lake Howell on Thursday while Lake Brantley travels to Oviedo. LAKE HOW ELL 4. SEM INOLE 0 SANFORD — Dean Shields scored his 18th and 19th goals of the season Tuesday night to lead Lake Howell to a 4-0 win over host Seminole In a Seminole Athletic Conference boys’ soccer match. . , Sean Ishak and Kevin Ycartck each added u goal as goalkeeper Jacob Zorky made three saves to notch hts sixth shutout of the season. Shields. Kevin Ycartck. and Jeff Ycartck each had un a*Lake Howell outshot Seminole 24-4 und had a 5 3 advantage In c o m e r k ic k s . Now 9*6* 1 overall and 3*3 In the SAC4 Inc Sliver Hawks are In a three-way He for third In the conference with Oviedo and Lyman. Semi­ nole drops to 1-8.0-6 In the conference. Both teams play again Thursday. Lake Howell hosting Lake Mary and Seminole entertaining R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y �$8 I I - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. January 5, 1094 S T A T S & STANDINGS BASEBALL C0U 101 BASKETS ALL I n r W YORK — The It* player* et.gibt* to til* tor salary arbitration from Jon 7 I* ta repeater r.ghlt restricted ottered arbitr* I tan) AM ENICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE III - B'edy Anderion. of V . u Devereaue at Loo Gomel. lb. Bon McDonald rhp. Alan Mill*, rhp BOSTON ( ! ) - Jo** Metondei rhp Tim Naenr.ng tt Carlo*Ouinlono. tb CALIFORNIA 11) - Joe Grab* rhp CHICAGO (SI - Jo** Coro lb Craig Grebeck lb. Jock McOow*ll rhp; Scott Hadmtky, Ihp, Robin Venture, 7b CLEVELAND ID — Alvaro Etpinoi* tt {>«r*k tIHIOuUI. Ihp, Omar VUquel. H DETROIT U ) — Chad Kteutof, c KANSAS C ITV II) - K*iln Appier rhp S*an Belinda. ihp. Tom Gordon, rhp David Howard.** Foil* Jo*« ol Mik* Mocforlon* C BrenfMayne, t. Brian McRae, ol M ILW AUKEE (t l — Mik* F*tt*r* rtip Jaime Navarro, rhp Bob Scanlon, rhp Grog Vaughn, ol MINNESOTA (*) - Scott Erickson, rhp Chuck Knoblauch lb P*dro Muttoi. ol. K*v>n Tapani, rhp NEW VORK Ik) - Jim Abbott. Ihp. Xavier Hemandet. rhp Pal Kelly. lb Jim Leyrill. t Kevin Maa* lb Rand* Vtlardt. tt OAKLAND 11) - M l* Burdick, tt SEATTLE I I ) — Erie Anthony, ol. Jay Buhner, ot TEXAS iS) — Ktvln Brown, rhp Crl* Carpenter, rhp, Rnb Duct*, of; Juan Goniatcf.ot. Kenr y R-.gr*. Ihp T O R O N tt |a) - Al Letter, mp. John Otorud. lb Todd SlotHemyre, rhp Mike Timlin, rhp NATIO NAL LEAGUE ATLAN TA III - Sieve Avery. Ihp. Mike Birkbeck rhp Jett Stouter. it. Dave GaUagher. ot Ron Gant, ol; David Justice, ot. Krm Mercker. Ihp Miko Slantor.. ihp CftICAOO (71 - Jo** Bautltta. rhp, SammrSota.pl; Jot* VI tea mo. u CINCINNATI ID - Rob D-bbl* rhp Erik Hanton, rhp Chuck McElroy, Ihp; Hal Morn*, lb Joa Oliver, c COLORADO ID - Dante Bichette. o». Joe G.rerdi. c; Charlie Hayet. lb FLORIDA I II - Rich Redriguei. Dtp HOUSTON ID - J*H Bog**H. lb. Tom Eden*, rhp; Lu lt G onteltl. Oil Pete Harmtch. rhp. AlOtuna. Ihp LOS AN G ELES ID - Deiino Oethield*. lb. ■ Kevtn Grot*, rhp Ramon Marlinej. rhp M O N TR EA L I II - Moit* t Alou el Marquis Grlatom ol Ken Hilt, rhp; Hand* Mll^gan. lb, Chnt Nabholl. Ihp. Mai Re|a*. rhp. Larry Walker.ol John Watt* Iand. rhp NEW YORK I D -P e i e Smim. rhp PHILADELPHIA ID — Tommy Green* rhp Ricky Jordan lb; Roger Maoon. rhp Am. key Morondini, lb. Terry MulhoHand Ihp. Ciat Schilling, rhp, David West. Ihp PITTSBURGH ID - Orlando M qrnd. at. Randy Tomlin. Ihp ST. LOUIS ( ( ) - Lull Alicea, ID Bernard Gllkey, of. Gregg Jelferle*. lb; Roy Lanklord. of. Omar Ol varet. rhp. Geronimo Pma. t». Bob Tewksbury. rtip; Todd Zelle. Jb SAN OIEGO ID - Andy Bene*. rhp. C m Harm. rhp. Wally Whitehall, rhp SAN FRANCISCO IS) - Miko Benjamin, tt John Burkatf. rhp. Kiri Memwwring c; a Jttt Reed, c; Trover Wilton. *p Tuesday'* Men * Scare* EAST Bo*Ion Col logo Ft. VlllonOv* 04 Connecticut TT. Georgetown 41 Dreeelll.Md Baltimore County at John Jay to. Clerk U IS Maris! ka. Mount SI Mary s Md *1 Mattachuta"* FI. Rutgar* If Manmouth. N J n . St Francis P* FI Rader aa. fair t*.gh Dick inton Sa Robert Morn* FI. Wegner Ft St Franclv NY 10. Long Island U 41 Towton SI la, American U FI Warner Seutharn 111. Utica 11, lOT SOUTH Barry II. Lynn 14 BryanW.Loyoia.NO01 Car ton Newman 47. King Term SO Cumberland. Ky II. Berea al Florida Tech to. Hannibal La Grange tl Francis Merton IF. Ertkin* SI Jemet Madison It. Liberty aa Kentucky 101. Vanderbilt «J lender 100. Augusta 10* Louisville III. Georg* Mason 11 Marshall FI. Apoalac h an SI 4a Maryland FI Georgia Tech *4 Miami If. Florida Atlantic *1 Murray SI fl. Arkansas Coil 7» N C Control*0 johnwmC Smith** OT Rid Grand* el Georgetown. K y. ppd .snow Temp* It. it hunt's. Teaasaf. OT Troy St 10}. Miss Valley St 04 TuscutumF l.Maryville. Term *1 Wings’* IF. SI Andrew's 14 MIDWEST Block Hills Si *4. Mery It Concordia. Ill II. Carthage a* Graceland 10. Bellevue Sa Indiana West#sen IF. Asbury 41 Michigan Tech at. Wit Steven* Pt al Mo Kent** City a*. Wichita St a* N Iowa aa. Creighton al Ohio SI ll.lowoa* S Indiana DO. SIU Ednerdlvlll* 10S Saginaw Val SI IF. Oak land. Mich tl Washington. Mo Sa, Chicago Sa Wi* P arkpdoll.il Francis.HI 41 SOUTHWEST Ab.l*n* Christian W. Clinch Valley 1* Ok lahoma Baptist I la. Baptist Christian *0 Oklahoma St 111. Prairie View D Science L Arts. Ok Ia 10 Cameron ss SI Edwerd *. TosaSlO. T#rt*tonSt ** Xavier. NO 14. Houston Baptist 41 FAR WEST CS Northsidgo W. Butte to TT £ Monlen* It. MetroSI aa Pepperdin* 11. N C CherloMoat Same Clare IF. Cel St Hayward S4 St Martin i It, Pec Lutheran 11 Valley City SI Tt. Denver 41 TOURNAMENTS Om W i V i •**■* CUttlc Chempaowthtp Roanoke fl. Elmir# It Oaeat Raiseme Sheet*vt Ripen Fl. Del lane* ** S Connecticut 14*I. RyertonOF Ralary Tip OH The New Year Tournament Allentown Fl. Beaver 14 Franklin 4 Marthall Fl. Goucher 71 SprhtolitW Hedday Inn Nattmtfb CU.uc Gannon !*» Lock Haven !0 Third Place Springlield FO. E t i t NBA STANDINGS N, EASTER N CONFERENCE Atlantic Dfvtttow Pel. Tea Nr *v York Orlando .Ml Miami J it ala New Jerta* Boston Phlladtiprua Sit 9- 1 wawnwi ttWirttntVu*.- i____ C tnlrtl Dmttow w/.nanto M l A d to 7 .741 ChkdOO f» F 47F Chariot 1* II 17 MT 11 M tt* Cleveland 11 l* 407 Indiana Milwaukee 1 10 2*4 1 11 ITS Deb Oil W E ITE R N C O N F E R E N C E Midwest Dfvlttoa W L Pci. Houston 11 4 041 Utah ■ TD n ian Antonio 10 11 sal Denver ia II adJ U .V # H li • K IBS Della* i M ATI Paclfk Dfvlttoa Seam* 7) 1 MS Phoenle 11 a 771 Portland 17 il MT Golden Stole IS il IM 11 14 407 LA CDpper* LA Laker* 1* TO U ) t 10 JI0 Sacramento Tuesday! Gama* New Yerk IM. Orlande Fl Miami IN . New Jersey u Allan!* ill. Char toll* Fa Indiana 104. Cleveland Ft Chicago *1. Detroit II Hanlon 104. Portland FS San Antonio 101. Philadelphia l* LA Laker* l IF, Denver III Seettle Its. Phoenla 100 Golden Stole IIS. Sacramento I tl OB a M IA M I!*. FL O R ID A A T L A N TIC *1 M IAM I IT I I Lawrence 17 117. John*on 10 10 t l Pop* S I 1 a II. Gardner S I * ia 77. Edward* 7 10 I I *. McCormick 0 1 0 0 0. Froiar 00 01 0. Rich S I I aa U . Frailer 7 7 * 4 1 Total* 27 SI i f 111 4I» 1*1 F iiw 17 OB — J'y 4 D 1*W nw — i • F ll»* IS t i ll Mltnaukte at New Jersey. 7. SOp m. Indiana at Washington. 1.10pm Boston at Cleveland. 7 M pm Denver at Minnesota. I p.m Chicago ot Orlande, •pm . Houston ol Dallas. I 10 pm Phoeniial Utah.* p m Seatlie at LA Clipper*. 10 10pm LA Lakersat Sacramantr, 10 70p m Thursday'i Gamas Portland al Charlotte, 110 pm New York ot MJInaukoe. I M p m San Antonto at Goktm State. M TBp m NBA BOXBB KNICKS 10#. MAGIC FS ORLANDO (FI) N Anderson t ty j a II. Turner 01 BO 0. ONeal II ia a n M Hardaway a l l w II. Skiie* l d aa ii. KH* ooooo. Royal » l la ll.ScolllaOOF Total* IS T IM D F S NEW YORK DF01 ftorhvr a 40 10. Oakley a F OBI. Enlng F tl 1 10 M. Anthony a 10 * « 11. Starks II IF 10 11 IF. Blackman I I l i a . Williams 11 10 1. G* n*s01000 Tola's 1*1114 UIOO Or lend* M It t l N - Ft New Yerk >* IF 14 IF - IF* 1 Point goelt - Orlando i l l (Scott IB. Skiie* la N Anderson IS. Herdawey 111. New York a IS (Starks 1 1 1 Anthony 11. Blackman 0 1.. Gaines O il. Fouted Out — Royal Rebound* — Orlando al IN Anderson II. New York *1 (Ewing IF). Assists Orlando I) (Hardaway. Skiie* SI. Mew Ywfc la (Anthony 101 Total lout* — Orlando 11, New York 11 Technical - New York actittanl coach Harter A — IF.lal MEAT 10*. NETS*) NEW JERSEY (411 Brown I I t 1 1. Coleman a II } 3 10. Benjamin 44 I I F Andvrton 110 11 a. Edward* 1 S 11 1. Newman a t 00 0. Wt»ie* 1111 10. Morrlt I S 1 1 a. William* a 0 0 I 0. Gilliam S I a S la. Mahorn 14 1 1 4 Walters 01000 Tdials 11 01 <01101 MIAMI ISM) Long 4 I* 00 II. Rica * I l i a n Salley 0* SIS. Miner I a * a « . Smith a I] 11 It, Seikaly M l a a tl. Shaw 11 BO a. Cot** l a OB 4. Atkin* j y oo A Geiger 11 04 4. Kessler I I I la Totals 77 FI 77 1*100 New Jersey ti M I I H - U Miami 11 H D 1* - to* 1 Point Boat* - Haw Jersey 1 4 (Wesley 11. Morris I I I , Miami* II IR k t 14. Kasstor M , Smith i a. Cu.es *■!. Akins O il Fouled Out — Non* Rebounds — New Jersey S4 I Coleman. Gilliam II. Miami 40 [Seikaly 10) Assists New Jersey II (Anderson I). Miami IS (Shaw •I Total tout* — New Jersey IS. Miami Tl Technicals - Benjamin, Miami coach Loughqry. Coleman A — 110*1 FLO R ID A A T L A N T IC (0 -ID Jemermn S 17 a* IT. Alitor I F 00 I. Hortird 7 4* I I I I . HorvOy 7 0 00 4. Edden a F 1 Bmteewtok Jt l VJ L J A c Gja I j .B J A A 0. tower* O t » 0 B . Buchanan 1* 60 7. Blown 74 l i t S jofund O IB O B T o V * 11*0 IS 71 *7 Halttlm* - Miami M. Florida Atlantic IS 1 — Point Goal* - Miami S 14 (Gardner l a Fraitor 17. Edward* I F), Florida Atlantic 7 FI (Buchanan 1 7, Jem erw n l a Ritter I F. McGtnty B 1. Ftower* O 1, Brown B I. Stdund O t. Harvey 07. Edden O il Foutod out Horvey. Horford. Peopia* Rebound* Miami ao (Rich ID . Florida Atlantic to IHorlord t ). A»tl*t» - Miami 7 i Edward* 1). Florida Atlantic * IHarvwy. Edden 7). Total louli - Miami IF. Florid* Allanlic to A I,OTA NCAA Wtod'l DFeHton II Pod O V E R LA N D P AR K . Kan - The top TO learnt In Hie men's N C A A Division II basketball poll with Hail plac* vote* tn parentheses, records through Jan J. pros tout ranking and total points: R K trd h i Pv» 1 •O 1*0 M la* I * 10 147 II 41 til T F0 Ilf 1 11 lit lit 1 B1 10 IM 10 10 F) D M IT 11 77 10 li d 71 IT t i l 47 l« 100 M 10 Ifrl 11 — — Bl M 71 IF IS — Fl » It 1 10 — — F l to I Virginia Union (It 1 California. P*. J Kentucky Wesleyan a Philadelphia Taatile I Saatti* Pacific. Wash 4 Alabama AAM ! South Dakota I Indiana. Pa F I C Spartanburg 10 Now Hampshire Call It MississippiC«ltoga 17. Florida Southern I I C t Bakertlieid la South Dak o*a Slato 1$ Hampton. Vo U Missouri I * atom StoleI 17. San Francisco Stoto IS Oakland. Mich It Carmen. Pa (to Norfolk Data. V* Tuesday'* W*men’s Start* EAST F*i'ii*id4T. FatdhamSS Hunters*. Medgar E vers sa Long island U 71, SI Francli. N Y SF M cjnt SI Mary t. Md T lM a r ii t T l SI Francis. Pa 07. Monmouth. N J 47 Tow son SI I I, Navy*! Wagner *1, Rgtorl Morn* SS SO UTH Augusta II. Lander al Belmont Ft, H Alabama*! Campbell *1. N Carolina A A T SO Florida I I. Kenluchy *4 Franklin II. Centre I I Howard Payne tl. SW Tenet SI 04 JehntonC Smith FS.N C Central 47 Livingston 4!. William Carey 41 Louisiana Tech I I, Taias Arlington al N C Char lotto SF. Appalachian Si II N Kentucky *0. Ind Pur Indpl* 40 Richmond II. Weal Virginia !> 5 Hlinoil 00. Bradley TT Stetson Tt. BeFhune Caohmaa sa M ID W E S T Baldwin Wallaca la. Hiram Co. So Doano la. Washburn 0* Grand Rapids Baplul Tl, Olivet *4 Heidelberg 4a. Ohio Northern sa Illinois SI la. Drat* TO IndiamSI T0.N towoM Manchester FI. BluflFon TO Notre Dam* al. Dayton SS Oakland. M kh H i. Gannon SO ParuSI Fa. Baler » i Siena Height* 74. Ind South bend Tl Spring Arbor 07. Huntington TT S W M ltuw rl SI tt. Wichita SI a* S O U TH W E S T Arkansas Tech AS. Can! Arkansas** Henderton SI H . E Tara* SI *4 S Nararen* 0*. Tasat Lutheran D Union. Team I I . A/LantatCMI *4 PARW ESF Aiusa Pacific 14. UC San Diego TI Oort Si. Pacific Lutheran *4 E Montano Tl, Malro SI a* Nebraska IT. At non* SI. 40 Goniaga U . Montana SI. 44 Si Mary's. Calll (LSacram anto SI aa San Dwg* as. F rent# Pacitk aa Utah u . Idaho a! TO U R N A M E N T Florida lateraaltowal Sow and Few A la . B irm ingh am a l, M d B a lllm o ro County 70 F U . Ialern'1 T*. Gewrg* Washington 41 Cawtalalww Rrackel Columbia F7. Coni ConneclkuITt Mugne* h O Carter. & F K William*. Dal Meqg*« NV G C'*y. lie' ; vahema. one*. CM Bald, 1 ha T Smith. All Guilford. Min New t m ’i C U tm NE Oklahoma*! Ark MonttcetlolO Oklahoma Crlyfl, Wetl FtorideM Rica Haliday CUttlc Chemotonthio Has tor Ba New Orleant 11 Third Place RIC* 41 Brown Sa FlU la . GEORGE W ASHINGTON41 GEORGE WASHINGTON (1 11 M c C r e a l l l B ! Neville 0 t 0 B • Memory S 11 I 1 IS. Saar 11 1 1 1. Lonergan 0 • 0 0 0 Philips t t 0 0 ), Carmignano a t 0 0 (4. Abraham 0 SO0 0, Weir 00 00 0. Sewyert 10 00a W 'liiam il 100a Tolals M SI F a al FLA INTERNATIONAL II* D Rlvtft 0 t 00 0. Negy S I 1 S la. Pokorna ] I aa 1, Mauil 01 00 0. Sedlacak SF 1 } tl. Branrova a l l tl 11 la Godboit* 01 0 0 0. Ladakl 00000. Dakota! D 0 4 !#. JakichO I 000 Total* >S Saw 11 la Halltima - FIU M. GWU II 1 Point goals - GWU 4 10 1Carmignano 44. Memory 11. McCrea 0 1. Sensors 0 I Lonergan O D . FIU a ! iDakova 11. Branacva I t . Nagy IF, River* 0 I, Pokorna 0 I) Fouled out - Non* Rebounds - GWU M iCermignano 4). F IU M (Pokorna II Aunt* - GWU 11 (McCrea a). F IU IF INagy Fl Total tout! - GWU It. FIU io a - no NFL L1ADM S IT m s I) a sa ail il 1 M Ml to* ST U 1 101 1) IF! 1 * 77 IT ) 17 1) IFF 1 ) 1 ) It! 1 1 n 1SS ID IF I I I T l ti Tl 44 » u 1) It 9 1 » 0 0 0 1 0 0 to SI so Ktcfcoff R ilv fn m NO Ydl Avg LO TO Brook*. G B 71 411 144 t* 1 Hughe*. N O 10 /SI IS 1 ♦f 1 T Smith. All 10 M 14 9 9/ 1 Gray. Del M 441 244 9S 1 Bailey, Pho 11 4*9 » S 44 0 K W'Hiami. Dal 71 *49 JJ 1 49 0 Ismail. 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Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, January 5. 1094 - JR Cook win’s third Red Eye 100 at New Smyrna Speedway further than Ihlrd place during the entire race, outduclled Orr to record his third Red Bye 100 victory. "M y plan for tonight’s race was to get to the front as quick as I could." said Crxik. who previously won the race In 1984 and 1987 "In other races I've laid back and walled until I made my move. I‘ve adopted a new ugrrxslvc raring style In­ stead of tretng my old con­ servative self. "Tills should be a gixxl year for us. I'm raring better and our overall racing program Is really coming urnund." Orr. the evening's fastest qualifier, was plagued by tire problems most of the night. "The car ran real good tonight but the tires w eren ’ t coo­ perating." said Orr. "I had a flat during practice and two flats during the race. I thought I could take Jack in the final lap*, but us 1 started to close on him the tp a a la l to the Herald SAMSULA — Ormond Dcutli'i Jack Cook, driving the Hob's Sparr Rarer Cantaro. field off repealed challenge* by I’etc Orr to will file I Ith Annual Red Bye 100-lap Late Model Champion ship Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. Cook, who net the evening's third fastest ipialllylng time, started the race from the ihlrd position. Hy lap three, he and Oir were chasing early rare leader Mike Franklin or. tor the lop spot. A caution on lap six bunched lhe field for a new restart, ullnwtng Bd Mertdlth to charge to the high side of the track and power his way Into the lead. Mertdlth lei) until lap HO when, coining ouI of turn four. Cook and Orr tKilh *llp|ted lo the Inside of the leader to boot Mertdlth hark to third. Cook, who never dropped hack front end of the car started lo dancr on me. "I knew from other races that my tire wus going down and I would have to settle for second place." Alter leading early before fall­ ing behind. Franklin came back lo lake the checkers In third place, two car Irngihs behind Orr. "This was our first rare at New Smyrna and we missed our set-up u tillIc bit.” said the 23-year old Franklin, who has been raring for three yrnrs "O r d in a r ily I w ou ldn 't be satisfied wllh ihlrd place. Jack (CookI and Pete (Orrl really have a gixxl handle on Ibis track and know how to get around So tonight I'm pleased with third place." Rounding out the top five were Mrrldlth and Hu** Whittaker “ I've had a lol of disappoint merits tn racing, hut tonight's was the worst of them all." said Mrrldlih. "I led most of the rare and all ol a sudden my right rear tire starts to go flat ou me. Last year wa* a Itail year tor u*. w> Just had all kind* of problem* I hope tonight l* not an Indlcailon of what '94 Is going to lx* like ’ Several other drivers had their dtsappolnllng moment* Red Bye di-lrndlng champion Randy Weaver, trying 10 avoid a serond lap lender bender, nailed the outside wall, causing extensive damage in 111* car After major repairs. Weaver relumed to ac­ tion on lap 31. "You talk bad breaks, tnulghl was It.” said Weaver, who finished In 11th place. "1 sow the accident and tried to gel dear n( II. tint I think someone bit me from tile rear and sent nit* into tbr wall. It Just happened so fast there was nothing I eould do about It." On tap 71. while running in the llflti position. Joe Yarbrough tangled wllh Torn Slattery. Yarbrough's ear broke loose and smashed Into the outside rclatnlng wall "I g u r s s me and Ihe 19 ear had a mutual meeting In the middle o f the tra ck ." said Yarbrough. "W e got together, the next tiling I know Pin honoring off the wall." Oil lup 36. Gary Halnugh. while running In fourth ptare. developed a *terring problem and lost control of the car coming out of turn four. Halough smacked thr front straightaway wall and slid lo the guard rail In 1urn one. "It was Just one of those things." Halough said, "You see Patriots- S o c c e r ------------------ C o n t in u e d fr o m I B Continued from 1H B a sk e tb a ll Lyman C o n tin u e d fro m I I I Lake Mary won the junior varsity contest. I,M 02-59 Now 7-0. l-akr Mary will travel to Lake Brantley for a Seminole Athletic Conference contest to­ night. OSANOtWOODII M A lT tt 114 lO tl Ormsm u S CSmtun (III MitcMH I l i a Hordrkt 4 1 < 11. P in * I • H B«m < I OS 4 H a r ttt I » Mm* r t 00 1 M**c 1 )4 1 . Vam M llrwt I 00 ) M alM loiait I I I l i l t Mailt* i Ai*a»mr (Ml O R A N 0 E W 0 0 D WINS IN O T W *»t t o i l . Luciano 7 4 l II Adam* 1 1 4 t Smith 0 0 10 W ol**«uth 1111 Sunderman 4 1 110. MtC'tm 1 ) 0 1 To'tH n u n *4 WINTER PARK - After nearly letting the game get away, the Orange wood Christian School Ram* rebounded to Ix-at The Master's Academy. 55-5*1. In overtime win a Class It-District 0 boy* ba*krtball contest played Tuesday at the Winter Park Ninth Grade Center. Orattgewixxl Chrlstkm 19-5) led bv 25 |xilnt* In the 11ntel quarter and still led by 10. -11-25. beading Into the llnal |x-rtrxL Hut The Master's Academy, tx-hlnd an 18 |xiint fx-rtormancr by Rafael Luciano, came all the way back lo lake a -1(1-15 lead with seconds to play Spencer Meier made the Iron! end of a one-and-one to tie the •core at 40-40 with two seconds remaining In regulation for OraiigewixMl ChrtMlan and send the game into overtime The Master's Academy were within seconds of winning again w h e n .Jakoh llardrtck lilt a shot Ortno** I Clwtttttn 14 10 II M atl*r‘« AcaOtmr 4 II > 10 II t - It I 14 Thr** point H*>d 904It Orangorrtiod CS'ltllan » (Had 4. Part* II Total tout* Orangowood Chooian It. Ma«>»r %Acadtm, it fouiod owl Ocongtaoed Cs'itua* MafUt TocsnicoO - Non* R tcwdt Ortngmood CS'itlion t } MatM* \ Acadtm* 1} with two serond* lelt m the overtime perlixl to turn a 54*53 deficit into a 55-54 victory fur the Rams Jninlr Han led Orangewcxxl Christian with a game-high 22 p o in ts that in clu ded four three-point field goal* He alvi had eight rebounds, llardrtck finished with 12 jxiinl* Bran Sundcmtan contributed 10 points for The Master’ s Academy 17*71. Otangewood Christian will return louctlon on Friday night, when the Ram* will play at home against Luther OVIEDO 2. LYMAN 0 LONG WOOD — Scott The len assisted on one goal and scored 11 second Tuesday a* Oviedo lopped l.yinun 2-0 In a Seminole Athletic Conference Ixiy*' *<x-eer contest at Lyman High Schtxil Stadium Alter a scoreless lost half. Cameron Zarhaugh converted a pAss trom Thclrn Into the eventual game-winning goal 10 minute* into the second trail Thelm s c o r r d on an . i v * i * i from Jeff Ailia In the game's 72nd mlr. ilr "W e Just played an outstanding game said llrst year Oviedo coach Joe Avolone "W e played Ihe Ix-st game ol our season tnulghl "Everyone conlrtlmird All la controlled the midfield while Sam Sweeny and Chris Rurbuseh played welt oil rleleiise Josh Itkor had a very the wall coming and there's nothing you ran do about It. You hang on and hope for the brsl." Newly crowned FASCAR Late Model champion Wayne An­ derson. nlso had his problems Anderson, who started Ihe race at thr rear of the field, had moved up 10 sixth plaec hy lap 12 only to be forced from competition with a broken dry sump pump. Cook colectrd $3,000 for win­ ning the race that had two lead changes, eight caution periods and took one hour and 10mlnulrs tn complete. Winners In other divisions were: Michael Williams tn the L im ite d Late M odels. Art Chapman In Sportsman. Bobby Sears In Mini Slocks. Hobby S lrven s In Bombers. Perry Crowe In Modlfleds and Tim Nicholas In Run-abouts g o o d game D-irrtn Oekwlg did well In goal and David Sloughlrr did an outstanding Job marking Paul Regan ” Lyman coni h Ray Sandldge was ns dlsap|mlnted .1* At alone was thrilled "It's very dlsapjmlnllng after playing so well In tin I'lz/a Hut tournament last week." said Sandldge 'I guess Oviedo's Jusl Ix-tter than we ire That * the serond time they've hratrn 11* I hey outplayed us and outcanched 11*. the whole lime yards ‘ Oviedo oiiishnt Lyman 13 9 The Greyhounds had a 4• 1 ml vantage tn corner kicks. Oekwlg <nme up will) five saves while Lyman goalie Chris Lew 1* made seven saves. Now 8-5-2 overall and 3-3 In the SAC. Oviedo host* l^ike HraRlIry Thursday while l.yinan 112-5* I and 3 3| travels to Seminole. Paits City JEATABLE 0UAUTYA1 HE LOWEST PRICES! ^ AUTO PARTS YourHometown Auto Parts / IV e ’r e U n b e a te n — 5 C o n tin u e d from I B ranked No. 3 In the Class 5A state poll. Improved to 19-0 overall and 6-0 in the confer­ ence. The junior varsity contest also went to laike Howell bv the score of 02*32. "W e played realty well." said Codrey. "Seminole is going to be real tough If their shots start to fall. They are playing much better as a tram than they were early In the season." Bason led the Tribe (8-10 overall. 1-5 In the SAC) with 21 (xilnls. while Minder Hampton scored 12 points and handed out six assists. Shay Brown bad a big night on the bacxhoards lor Seminole, gelling a tram high 11 rebounds. "Tills was one of our better games." said Seminole bead coach John McNamara. "W e were under control and passed the ball well. We Just couldn't get anything to drop and we're still making a lot of mistake* coach Dennis Codrey of Marcblsella. "She knew *be bad to play like I hat because Christine wa* out. She really tixik control of the game." The Trllx-. which led 4-0 and 6-2 early in the contest, tried to get back into the game In the second quarter a* Tcnnlshla Bason scored five points to cut the Stiver Hawks lead to 27-21 wi t h 2 17 le ft b e fo re in ­ termission. Hut Lake Howell went on a 9-2 run the rest of the |x-rlod to lead 36-23 at halftime. Tin* Stiver Hawks* biggest lead wn* 28 ilnts, 67-39. with 4;01 led Jn thr game, when Codrey cleared hisbcnrh "Deanna (Graves) and Kelly (Kohu) were nearing schtxil rec­ ords." said Codrey. "It was the toughest thing I bud to do. but I Just bad to take them out." Graves scored a game-high 31 points (four short of the latkc Howell single game record) on 12-of-20 shooting llnrludlng 8-for-9 In (he second half). 12 rebounds, five steals, and three assists. Marcblsella finished with 20 points and a game-high 16 rebounds while Kohn chipped In with eight point* and 12 assists (Just three short of her own school record) as l-ake Howell. yet." Both teams will be in action again Thursday night, with the Tribe hosting Daytona BeachMainland ul Hill Fleming Memo­ rial Gymnasium and the Sllvrr Hawks traveling to Lukr Mary for an SAC matchup with the Rams. Both games arc set for a 7;30p.m. start. Bridgaatona F f n r r H K i £ i extended WARRANTEES H R* Balancing A Flat R*p*> * Rotation * Road Maurt * M**ag* Warranty * Akgnmtnt Choc* # Shock. BUM & Aa Chock They arant af the competition! WMMI IBS 40013 IBS 74*04 its is m s aaaa NM 2W7DSA14 1ISTSR1S lavoosnu laseosAts 30 M 4B 08 ■188 13V7SR1S 81*8 14.1 114*8 31■10 SON'S aaiaaaaaai ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I _ ■ ■ ■ a It a « T ns«0HRis 14VMHFUB 1SSSH13 10 tlVT0HI3________ 14 « COUPON a ■ ■ROTATE Hi A BALANCEi " b r a k e f t ------------- l WHEEL AUaNMENTj| B a ■ 0 Mo Wlranly * ■ ' TWO TIRES f 9 t S VFl Goodyaar sawtctAC1 s s m s ” : Fail 8 B m / Tas Ma* Z rati UrtZ ■ a Dnoat M arxfmtmttttn) ■ la iiia a iiH la ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ aC k E a S a ls s la n t today and ando JA N U AR Y 9.1984. R F ^ Ou* (0 IP4C4 hmaohoni and Cutlomai IttpOn*# torn* ,l**n« fiqu.r* »p*o*> d*t.»*ry W* 14mi** in* nghl lo hml Quanta**! M•• *i* out ol clock on an it*m *• ».U Qiad'r ictu* i*.r<h#<k* on IS* m*icnan»t* W* noi bt i*»ponv'Oi* lor 11poq*4prvcaJ *rrorc R*iad taWt only x p r e s s . Goodrich SAHF0RD 323-4470 ?SOO South FfWCft St H i­ nts with 32 points. 12 rebounds, five blink*, three assist*, and two steals. Kelli Gardner con­ tributed 13 points (Ineltidlng two three-point field goals! and five s te a ls . J en V a n d e rW e ld c chipped In with 10 points. Lelghann Penney had five jKilnts. eight assists, and seven steals. For Lake Mury. Laura Ragueci and Diane Dubcr each scored 13 (xilnls Dawn a Ferguson adderl 10 points. 1-nke Brantley will play again Thursday, when the Patriot* host Oviedo In another confer­ ence game. Lake Mary host* laikc Howell on Thursday. WINTERCARDEN 600 Soulti Otll.ird LEESBURG EUSTIS 610 Soulti 14lti St 2400 South Bay St 077-2861 326-25BS 589-5656 £4 c.r'e?* �41 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, January 5, 1994 People Cook of the Week She balances college, m otherhood, home Masons set ‘Weekend of Fun’ The Peter W. Ray Grand Council of thr Scottish Rile Masons will present a "Weekend of Fun." nn Jan. (1. 7 and K at the Hyatt. Orlando, located off exit 25-Aof Interstaic 4. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. There will be nightly entertainment. Including n [tcrfortnatirr by 1‘txle Wales on Saturday evening Donations of S3 to $10 will be arerpted for local charities. For more Information, call Ron Johnson at 678-3007; Jackie Montgomery at 296-8846: Nonna Collins nt 323 0402 or O’Dell Helms at (813) 248 6691. By SUSAN W IN N ER Herald Correspondent DELTONA - Whether In the kitchen. In college classes. ele­ mentary school projects or relaxIng with her family. Ruby Couturier continually strives to (lnd ways to lx- thr best wife and mother she can be. In fact. Couturier and her husband. Ron. of seven years, planned their move to the area two years ago for Hint very reason. "Some friends of ours told us that this was n great place to raise children.” she said. “ My wins. Logan and Dylan, are a priority. For right now I ferl It's real important to lx- Involved In my children's schools and In community uelivltles and to know what’s going on." An a student at the DeBary campus ol DBCC IDaytona Beach Community College), part of Couturier's class load In­ cluded subjects for that very endeavor. First aid and CPH. human nutrition and creative activities for thr young child, to name a few. "I took the classes lo keep mvsetf u|xlatrd for my children." Couturier said In the kitchen she Is always looking for easy and nutritious meals and snacks. All of her classes have also helped her In her role as Room Mom for her son. Logan. “ I organize things to gel the parents more Involved.** shr said. "1 have to come up with a theme, something to rai, and crafts as well as contacting the pumas for additional help." Couturier also enjoys aerobics, bicycling and long walks with her children She feels II keeps her going and In shape amid nil the baking that she loves lo do. Behavioral Center offers workshops University Behavioral Center will offer n scries of new workshops beginnings January. The first workshops will tout “ renewal, health and happiness." On Tuesday. Jan. 11 at 7 p.m developmental psychologist, author and Internationally reknowned lecturer Dr Paul McGhee will share thr power of humor amt laughter to promote health and healing, to reduce and prevent sirens lo luster a positive outlook and even innnngc pain On Tuesday. Jan. 18 at 7 p.m.. success consultant Diana M Hinton will host a workshop callrd "Setting and Achieving your G oals." She will guide participants to empowering techniques to build success, and will stress the Importance 11 having goals and how to properly set them. Reservations ore required for both workshops To reserve a seat, call 282-0853. Nar*Anon to meet ? Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m ai West l„ikr Hospital. 589 West State Road 434. l-ongwood Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends o( addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmotl than you ran handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put your life back In focus Call 260-1900 for more Information. Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Hint-hart Road. Contact BlU Moore, president, at 323-1192. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets nt the tatkr MaryCommunity Building every Thursday from 4 45 to 6 43 p. m Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Omni Toastmasters Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Call Sam Ryan at 671-2656 for more information. Weight watching Is a popular lallme even more so after •Indulging during (lie holttfays. (.using weight is some­ t h in g that c a n 't be dou r overnight If the unwanted pounds are to be kept oft perma­ nently. Thr most effective way lo shed excess weight und keep It off Is to set a reasonable goal accord­ ing to height and build and lose pounds gradually over a two-to three-month period. Your goal can be accomplished by eating less mid Increasing physical ac­ tivity. Cooking in the microwave heljis eliminate calories. By using nalurul Juices or small amounts of water, addi­ tional cooking fats can be elimi­ nated. Variety la the key to weight maintenance as well as good nutrition. If you’re looking for new low-caloric meal Ideas, try some of these recipes. They’re graduated to udd Interest and variety to your menus and get you started on a sensible weight-loss program. Lemon Juice and soy sauce blend to give crisp broccoli a unique Davor. CHINESE BROCCOLI 1Vi lbs. fresh broccoli Hollywood East Dancers conduct dogging classes every Thurgdefcjtegihncrs from 6-30 to 7:30 p.in. and Inirmiedluie • fh)m7TBOTSTb30, at Melodee Skating RTnltT W. asnTNTrrrt near AlrporfBoulevsrd In Sanford. The coat is 83 per class, ages 5 and up. I’arrnts free with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn, 904-7330270. East-West Klwanis Club meets Thursday East-West Klwanis Club of Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p.m.. at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, corner of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street. Vlt-Ung Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call Robert Whittaker, president, 889-6042. Overeatera Anonymous meets weekly Overeaten Anonymous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. nt the Community United Methodist Church. Ptncy llldgr Hoad and U.S. 17-92. Casselberry. For Information, call Carol. 322-0657. University women meet ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — American Association of Universi­ ty Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m at Capistrano Condominium Clubhouse. 200 Maitland Avc.. Altamonte Springs. Call Barbara at 889-8698 for more Informal Ion. Correction In a photograph appearing’ In the Herald on Dec. 31. Hetty Weber was honored for having operated the beauty shop at The correct wording is Dram Tow er* for more than SO "more than 20 year*." The Herald regrets the error. (>, t»K»eig w i v W gr W 5* i.inias'T^ r jscr«wi(ft! tm W te lH IHH »* N»-C»l IW»t»« i f i [n W »oi rj |j——t 7m» [H«Sa R a S li»n *4\***** ttWi' dittxrl it rt, IkSa ^ f"W nttaw4s%.jult^w it ifaa.. “ I like making sweets like rakes and breads." she said. "I enjoy (taking Mull, more than making meals." She loves helping people, so h er C ran berry B read and Banana Bread have always been a sjteclul treat to thr neighbors, someone under the weather o; a "Just bemuse" kind of gift. A "rral crowd plraser" was wlial Couturier called her Nutmeg Butler Fingers recipe. "It's so yummy and one one ran resist them." Her Chicken Pot Pie recipe became another charita­ TSTSSTh*) M ID G E M YCOFF I Tbsp. lemon Juice 1Tbsp. soy sauce I tsp. sesame seed Trim broccoli and cut Into blte-slzr pieces. Place In I -quart glass casserole Cover. Microwave on 100 |>ercent power 4-5 minutes or uniil broccoli Is tender-crisp. Combine lemon Juice, soy sauce and sesame seed. Pour over broccoli, toss to coat. Serve. 6 servings. 20 calorics each Chicken, rice and vegetables all combine In one satisfying supper or luncheon dish. LOW«CALORIE CHICKEN DINNER Rice: 1 small onion, chopped 2 Tbsp. oil I cup brown rice 244 cup water I tsp. salt Chicken: 1 package (16 oz.) vegetables (caullDowrr. broccoli, carrots 2 whole chicken breasts, skinned and halved Vi tsp. salt Vi tap. pepper Sauce: Mi cu p nonfat d ry m ilk granules 2 Tbsp. Dour 1 tsp. Instant chicken bouillon Vi tsp. parsley flakes I cup water Combine onion and oil In 2-quart casserole. Microwave (high) 100 percent power, un­ covered. 2-2Vi minutes or until onion Is trndrr. Stir In rice. 2V« cups wuter and 1 teaspoon salt. C o v e r w ith c a s s e ro le lid . Microwave (100 percent) 10 minutes, then microwave on 50 percent [tower. 30-33 minutes or until rice Is Just about tender und liquid Is absorbed, stirring once. Set aside. Arrange vegetables In 12x8Inch baking dish: sprrud evenly. Arrange chicken brrnsts boneside down over vegetables. Sprinkle with Vi tsp. salt and the pepper. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave (100 percent) 16-18 minute* or until chicken and M O V Itl ANO t ble endeavor. "Some friends were sick on Thanksgiving and didn't get a chance to ttake." she said. "So I brought them thr pot p!r. It's so filling, hearty and delicious.'' The nutrition course she took also helped In another Outreach project. She called Salvation Army Just txTorr Christinas to see If there was anyone that needed help. They informed her of a diabetic man who hud snmrhow slip|>cd through the system and not t»een given a food basket. Couturier trmncdl- utely volunteered her sendees lo gather grocery Items and cannrd goods for him. "I knew he was diabetic, so I was careful In my selections." she concluded. Balancing college, motherhood and a home can be art exhaust­ ing undertaking but Courturler considers It pari of the game plun for now Her healthy breads und snacks keep her In |Ntcr with her children and havr brought many delicious breaks to the homes of neighbors and friends alike. See Cook, Page SB vegetables urr tender. Let stand covered. Combine ingrcdlruln lor amice In 2-cup glass measure. Stir until smooth. Microwave on 100 |>errrnt power, uncovered, 2 Vi -3 minutes or until boiling, stirring pepper Combine cabbage, union, car­ rot* tmd, potato.dn.,it Vi-quart casserole. Add qfatcr, cover tightly with 'plastic wrap, nnd microwave on 100 percent powe 8-IO minutes. Sltr In pepper and If desired, sail and butter. Let once. Microwave (100 percent) rice, stand 5 minutes before servings. covered 2-3 minutes or until hot. I always Include this rrcijx- at S erve chicken over rice, topped with sauce. the beginning of u new year! 4 servings. 525 calorics each. DIETER'S DELIOHT I cup water You won't miss salt or fat with 1 tap. Instant beet bouillon thr wonderful flavor of this granules vegetable dish. Dash of cayenne pepper FRES H V E G E T A B L E DE* Vi tsp. of herbs such as savory LIGHT 4 cups shredded green cab­ 2 cups tomato Juice bage Dash garlic powder Combine all Ingredients In 1medium onion, sliced 2 or 3 carrots, cut Into Vi-Inch 2-quart tauter bowl. Microwave slices at 100 percent power 5 to 10 I medium potato, cut into mlnutrs. or until boiling. Drink warm or cold. Vi-Inch slices Makes 6Vi cups. 16 culorlcs 3 Tbsp. water Vi tsp. freshly ground white per serving. ANNIVERSARY SALE ENTIRE STOCK BRAND NEWCLOTHES BUV ONE - GET ONE JORDACHE-EXHAUST-WICKED SALE RUNS JAN 6TH 1HHU 81H ONLY1 SECOND GENERATIONS Country Glut) Square Winn Dint'Shopping Cenlrr Airport Blvd A ?5lh Sjnford 4 O /l “7 /I 324-3474 BONUS To m n ii Kurt ftuastll BEETHOVEN'S 2ND 7 :0 0 490 7:1? » .U Mrs. Doubt Fire * 1:104:10 7:19 CitO M l 4:4S 1:11 *40 E Pim Ghost In the Machine MO 430700139 0 G rumpy old men |ACK LEMMON 1 :1 0 4 3 0 M S M l SIS T E R A C T 2 ra re pmn >: iitim wtmwt Microwave cooking reduces calories Hollywood East clogging classes Orim'i • 0»«S»l n*f R u b y Couturlar holds a plate o l hom e baked goodies. 1:101.90730 MO * * BATMAN: Animated 1114.90 790 .lOVItS H STf tu U SOUND nil �si • f * # f # # l V I t # * Ssnford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, January 5, 1W4 - 90 Children in danger should learn to scream for help i b lee creim pit Is «s tasty s s It Is »y»-epp»allng Pie perfect for entertaining Here Is a delicious and eyeappealing pie perfect for enter­ taining. PUIBAPPLE^RAtlBK UT ICECREAM PIK 1Vi cups vanilla wafer crumbs 'i cup melted margarine 2 cups raw cranberries (save 15 (or garnish) 1orange, unpeeled, diced Vi cup sugar 1 can |20 ox.) crushed pineap­ ple In Juice 2 Tbsp. orange liqueur, op­ tional I quart vanilla Ice cream, softened I can 18 ox.) crushed pineapple InJuice, drained Mint sprigs Combine vanilla wafer crumbs and margarine. Press Into H or pineapple (hunks, mandarin 0-lnch sprlngform pan. orungr scuirnt*. halved grapes, Combine cranberries, one-half sliced bananas, marshmallows orange and sugar In rood pro­ haked rnenmil and sour cream. cessor blender. Process until finely chopped. Drain 20 ounce can pineapple, save Juice for beverage Fold pineapple, cranberry mixture and liqueur Into Ice cream. Pour Into prepared crust. Freeze until firm. Rem ove from freezer 45 minutes before serving. Garnish with drained 8-ounce can pine­ apple. reserved cranberries, on­ e-half orange and mint sprigs. Serves 8 to 10. BANANA NUT BREAD m cups flour 1Vi tap. baking powder Vi tsp. baking soda Vi cup sugar Vi cup shortening 2 eggs 2 Tbsp. milk 1cup ripe bananas, mashed V4cup chopped nuts (walnuts) Stir together flour, baking puwdrr and soda. Set aside. In a mixer bowl, beat sugar and shortening with electric mixer until light. Add eggs and milk, mixing until amooth alter each addition. Add flour mixture and banana alternately to creamed mixture beating until smooth after each addition. Fold In nuta. ey p pimentos, chopped subm it n o m in a tio n s for tha waskly fssturs to 321-8748.) our children? I would prefer lo answer n hundred "false alarms" than ndss i hr op|Himinlty to protect n child in danger. With the Polly Klaas tragedy so fresh Iri our minds, would the outcome have been different had she and her friends screamed when ihc Intruder entered her room? No one knows the an­ swer. hut one Ihlng Is certain, she wouldn't have died alone without someone attempting to save her life. Do your children a favor. Encourage them to scream. Il Is an Important defense tool. Don't raise a silent vlrtlrn. You owe this lo your children. STAN ZIEOLER, HOUSTON DEAR MR. ZIEGLER: Thank you for an enlightening and worthwhile letter. // * O n e Of Five Trips For Two To The USDA Inspected Full Cut “Boneless" T y*on / H o lly F arm * Save 20 $ •v 'ombstone! Pizza & ler Lite Display In Store For Details. ^ Lb.. t Whole Fryers Sliced FREE! Extra Lean Fresh Roma Tomatoes Pork Picnics Lb. Dig 8 All Meat Gwaltney Franks \i i \*\ 2 Lb. Bag - Crisp Cranchy Carrots- 1 Lb. 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LOVE IN THE CAROLINA8 DEAR LOVE: A fair solution would be for her lo go 50 50 with you on entertainment, dinners out. and gas for your car on your trips together. (If she has a car. how about using hers half the time?) Women who want equal rights should share equally In Ihr expense of shared enlrrlalnment. A p p les $ 1 5 / / , Stir In drained cooked vegeta­ bles, chicken, pimentos and parsley. Heat until bubbly. Pour Into 13x9x2-lnch casserole lined with pastry. Top with remaining crust, seal edges and cut slits In top for escape of steam. Bake at 450 *F. for 10-12 minutes or until crust Is golden brown. Turn batter Into a lightly greased 8x4x2-lnch loaf pan. Hake at 3 5 0 * F . for 60-65 minutes. Cool In pan for 10 Pastry for Double-Crust Pie minutes. Remove from pan: cool. 2 Vi cups all purpose flour Vi cup shortening NUTMEO BUTTER PINOERB 6-7 Tbsp. cold water 1cup butter Mix together flour and short­ Hcup sugar ening with fork until pieces are 2 eggs the size of small peas. Add one 2 tsp. vanilla half the water and mix together. 3 cups flour Then add the remaining water 1Vi tsp. nutmeg sroughly. Add and mix until all Is moistened. Cresm butter thoi ntll Tight and Form Into two balls. Roll out on sugar and beat until fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla. Sift lightly floured surface. together flour and nutmeg. Add gradually to creamed mixture. PINEAPPLE SUPREME CAKE 1yellow cake mix Shape dough Into fingers Vix3 I can (16 ox.) crushed pineap­ Inches. Bake on greased cookie sheets 13-15 minutes. Cocl. ple I package Instant vanilla Spread lops and sides with pudding frosting. Sprinkle with nutmeg. 1cup milk Bake at 350*F. Makes 3Vi dozen. 1 package (8 ox.) cream cheese 12 ox. Cool Whip Frosting: Walnuts and M araschino Vi cup butter cherries 1tsp. vanilla Squeeze os much pineapple 2 Tbsp. milk 2Vi cups confectioners sugar Juice as possible from crushed Cream butler well. Add vanilla pineapple. If needed, add water and milk. Blend In sugar. to make up the difference for liquid In cake. Mckc cake as directed (using pineapple Juice ;e n p o t p i e 0 ox.) package froxen for liquid). Mix together l bles (peas, carrots, com. package Instant vanilla pudding and 1 cup milk. Then add 1 >eans) package cream cheese and tnlx. p chopped onion Add pineapple and mix well. p chopped mushrooms p butter or margarine Spread over the top of cooled p flour cake. Then top with Cool whip j.sage and nuta and cherries. Keep ). pepper refrigerated. is water p milk (Rants Kalth Is a Sanford lisp. In atan t chicken Harold eorraspondant and Cook n ps cubed cooked chicken of tha Waak columnist. Plaasa A B IG A IL VAN BUREN Packaged Washington State Re< Or Golden Delicious Round Steak >4 cup parsley, chopped fine Pastry for double-crust pic Cook froxen vegetables ac­ cording to package directions and drain. In a large saucepan, cook onion and mushrooms in butter until tender but not brown. Sllr In flour, sage and pepper. Add water, milk and chicken bouillon all at once. Cook and atlr until Ihlckrnrd and bubbly and cook and stir 1-2 minutes more. ADVICK DEAR ABBYt My fiancee and I are both In our mld-70a. We found each other a year ago. along with love, sex and all the good things In life. Wc both have equal Incomes from Social Secu­ rity; In addition, we each have weekly supplements. Job-wlsc. She has no mortgage or car payments, which I do have. The problem is. she thinks that I should pay for all the outside activities, such as entertain­ ment. dinners out. and gas for Ihc automobile trips wr lake together In my car. p o *® , Qalek Ideai For a simply delicious ambrosia, lass together Cook ConUaned from Page 4B DE A R ABBYt Y e s te rd a y morning at breakfast. I was startled by the sound of a child's screaming. From the intensity. I thought the child might be In I rouble and In need of help. I flew mil the front door and Inutnl Ihc 6-ycar-old girl across the street being terrorized by a stray dog. Her mother, who hud accompanlrd her to the bus stop, tried to comfort her with lillle success. I crossed the street and got the dog to head down the road, away from Ihc child. As I started to return to my house, her mother thanked me. then lurried to her daughter and told her that II wasn't necessary for her to have screurned. It slopped me In my tracks. I politely corrected Ihc mother, saying her daughter had done the right thing In screaming, because her screams had at­ tracted my nttcutlon. causing me to come to her rescue. Screams are meant to alrrt others to danger, whether real nr Imagined. We do our children a great disservice when wc teach them not to scream. Arc We more worried about the possibili­ ty of disturbing Ihc neighbors Ilian we are A b o u t the safetv o l FOODLION $ 01 9 12 Pack Prices In this ad good Wed., Jan. 5 thru Tues., Jan. 11, 1994. We Reienre The Right To Limit Quantities. 2 L lte ^ ^ 12 O * . Cana Diet Coke. Caffeine Free Diet Coke. Coke Classic. Sprite. Diet Sprite 1.19 �T V ( T - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wedneaday, January 5, t » ( legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fit* Niim Nf 11*11 CP INRE E S TA TE O F BARBARA AM EIGH MELWIG. D K M ttd IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (lO H ’ E tN TH JUDICIAL C.RCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. T lu R DA CRIMINALLASC NO E f im e c F A SCSO INCIDENT NO i n «m m i IN R E FORFEITURE OF IttOCHE VROLET VINtlNHKAlttOOrr NO TICEO F FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO Donald Combt *00 Spring Gdnt Rench Rd P O Bo. Ml Deleon Spring*. FI JJIJBOMl end ell othert who claim an In le r e tl In the following property 1**0 C H E V R O L E T V IN n o t ic e or ADMINISTRATION Th» administration el I he *«>!•» e< BARBARA AMEIGH H E L W IG . deceased. F ile Number ♦) *11 CP I* pending In Ihe Circuit Court lor SEMI MOLE County. Florid* Probe** On men in* eddratt ol which li 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA u r n Tn* nemrt end eddrettet el the pectoral repratentellv* end IN* p e n e n a l re p r* ientelivt ’1 attorney ere M l lorIn below All inleretied portent ere required lo til* with mil court lei All ctelmt egeinti the *t**i* W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S AFTER TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE end lb) any objection by on mtereti ed perton to whom ItHt nolle* It ter red met cnellenge* me vend Ity ot *h* will, the qualification* el the pertenel represent* Hue venue, or |ur ltd let ion ot me Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS A F TE R THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS N O TIC E OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F TE R THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE O BJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot thit Nonce net begun or December I* t*n Pertenel Repretenieiiv* MARY ANNE BROWN US STONER ROAD WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA sroa Attorney tor Pertenel RepresentativeTHOMAS L STEPHAN. ESQUIRE 111 DOG TRACK ROAD l o n g w o o o F l o r i d a nrso Telephone act r*7 111! Fie BerNo 71MU Publish Decemoer I*. t*FJ 1 January s. left OEM n r IN THB CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOEIOA. CASE NO. fS llU -C A 'tt-L FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BAYONNE. NJ . Ptelnllft. Yt PHYLLIS L. WILSON, etal, Oetandanllt). NOTICE OP ACTION TO PHYLLISL.W iLSO N Retldenc* Unknown Lett Known Mailing Add'eti III Norm OMender Street Longwood. FL n r JO Unknown nelrt. devlteet. grenleot. ettlgneet. lienors cred.tort, truiteei or other* claiming by. through, under end agelntl PHYLLIS L. WILSON Residence: Unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D mat an action to tareoet* a mertgtge on the tel towing property In Semtoel* County; Ftortdd: LONGWOOO. pict thereol 0* recorded In Plat Book I. Pag** 1# to }l. Public Record! or Seminal# Comfy. Florida hat been filed agelntl you and Other* and you are required Id terv* a copy ot you# written detente*. If any. to It on SMITH A SIMMONS. PJk, Plaintiff* attorneyt. I l l W etl Adam* Sirooi. Suit* 111*. JacktonvliN. Florida mm. no more than thirty (Ml day* tram th* tint publication dale of Mil* notice *1 action, and BN Hid original with th* clerk of thit Court either before Mr vie* an Plaintiff* attorney* or Immediately there alter, otherwiM a default will bo entered againti you lor the relief demanded In the com plain! or petition American* With Olubllltlet ACt I ADAI Notice: In ac cordanca with th* American* with O.tabiiitiet Act. pertorn with a diMbiiiry who need a tpectai accommodation to par tlclpatd In thit proceeding thou>d contact ADA Coordinator al Ml North Park Avomra. Suita N. Ml. Sanford. Ftorla* 31771 at taatf five day* prior to th* proceeding. Telephone : ( 407) J214JM Cot. O il . I 400115*771 (TOO) or 1 MGTS5 I 77S IV). via Florid* Relay Sarvka OATS 0 on January J. If** (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot th* Circuit Court By Potrlcl* F. He* Hi DaoutvCtark pSSXSt January S. II. m i DIN 17 H M etK A iim rr Donald F Ettinger. of (he Seminole County Sheriff* Ot tic*. Seminoi* County. Florid* th ro u g h h it o f llc t r t , In vetl»ge*ori or agenlt. Miled th* above properly on November I*. t**l *1 or near MSS Derbythir* Road. M allland. Seminole County. Florid*, and It pret enlly holding tatd properly tor th* purpot* ot forfeiture purtu anl lo Section! *jj tgi tot. Fior Ida Statute*, and will REQUEST that an Honorable Judge ol the C irc u it Court, Eighteenth Ju dicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florida, find probable caute that the above property thou*d w l t » *ori*il*d *o me above agency You will be tent a copy at th# Order finding Prob able Ceuta once II It Hgned by •fw Judge and II will adviM you how and when h> retoond *0 thit request lor torNihire I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a true and correct tapy Ot Ihit Nolle* wot ten) lo the above named eddrettet by U S regit tered moll. f**urn receipt re queued thit JJrd day ot D* eombor, m i MARY ANN KLEIN LEGALCOUNSEL Florida Bar No *1>*)* SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IMS »1h Street Sanford FloridaUtrj tjre Teiephcn* (aOMDOtaJS Publlth Oocomber I*. J1. 1*0] A January A 7. Iff* DEM M l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB EIONTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. CRIMINAL CASE NO : EtS-MOACPA IC>0 INCIDENT NO.i tia m a w IN R E : FORFEITURE OF m i CHEVROLET CORVETTE VINIIGIYV1MSMSI0UU NOTICE OP FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO . JLremltAIvcrat MB South SR asa am nltamonl* Springt Florida M> 14 and all Other! who claim on In le r e tl In Iho follow ing ItiP CHEVROLET CO RVETTE VIN IIGIYYIMSMIIOH It Donald F. Etltnger. a) the safer.'note C ow -, S w iff* Ol fit*. SamMeta County, Florida, th ro u g h hi* o f llc t r t . In vottlgetart or ogonlt. to!rad me oboit property on November IA I Ml. at or near no Weklva Spring* Road. Lsng.jod. Semi not* County. Florida, and It pratently holding Mid property tor the purpOM of forfeiture purtuanl to Section! an 701 70a, Florid* Siaiuto*. and will RE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge af the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Sam tool* County. Florida, find should not b* tortaltad to lha above agency You will b* tont a cam al Hi* Order finding Probable Cause one* it I* tlgned by th* Judge and It will adviM you haw and whan to ratpond to Itut requatl tor tor 1*1lure I HER EBY CERTIFY TH AT a true and carreci copy ot Ihit Notice wat tont to the above named eddrettet by U S reglt tored moll, return receipt re quo*tod. Hilt JJrd day of Do eombor. IMS M ARY ANN KLEIN LEGALCOUNSEL Florida B*r No: a n t* SEMINOLE COUNTV SHERIFF'S OFFICE IMS nth Streot Senlord. Florida j j m TIM Tetapftona: laBJIXMaaU Publlth: December jy, ]), i n ) A January A 7, Itta O EM MJ NO TICE OF PUBLIC MEETINOS Purtuanl to th* provltlont ol Chapter ts t in . L*wt ot Florida, th* Seminole County Port Authority hereby give* public notice ot the tcheduta Ot It* monthly Board of Director* moqttngt tor Hit calender year lit* Th* following dele* hey* been detlgnatod a* mealing del** by th* BoerdolDtractort: Wadnatdey. January It. Ift4 Wednatday. February M. Iff* Wednatday. March I*. Iff* Wadnatdey. April M. ttte Wadnatday.May it. Iff* Wednatday. June IS. IFM Wadnatdey. July » . m e Wadnatdey. Augutt 17. itta Wtdnatday, September it, m « Wednatday. October It. Itta Wadnatdey. November 1*. Itta Wednesday. December!), Ifta All mealmgi than b* bald In Hi* Board Room o< Ih* Admlnittrollv# Building. ISIS Ketfrwr Place. Port of Sanford. Sanlord Florida, and than comment* al a 00 p.m. Oatad thit Jrd day of January. Itta al Sanlord. Somlnoto County, Florida By order *4: S E M IN O LE C O U N TY P O R T A U T H O R ITY /*/ Cliff Miller, Chairman Aitait Clair* M. Paul. Sacrafary Publiih: Januaryi. Itta D E N IS CELEBRITY CIPHER r-fotomwm «rc<oraaM H * am h — T i d a R U D P K D Z D L I I I M T Z J Y O L I O D N D Z I D I O T ■ a U O Z D M O O Q I F I I M H U S K V I I D L E A A D Z D O I D . * — Z J I I O T E N D O N . P R EV IO U S S O L U TIO N . " L u d te BAD w as a goniug. Hoc houMwff* d o w n Is as Important a down a* ChapAn'a tramp. *• — Fpyg Ounmray. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THC C IR C U IT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : T l t » 4 CA 14 K ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. NOTICE TOCREDITORS PlelnMt. I ana illar y edm initlretien 1 vt TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ROSEMARIE PENNlNO C L A I M S OR O E M A N O S *1*1. A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E Oetandar.lt ESTATE N O TIC E O F ACTION Th* ancillary admtnitlrallon TO ROSEMARIE PENNlNO ot the ettaft ol John Gordon Current Retldenc* Unk nawn Neuberlh, doceatod. F l i t Mailing Addrett Number t l toe CP. It pending in C/oORMC Radiology •he Circuit Court lor Seminole ItltS KuhlAvenue County. Florida Probata Oivl Orlando. FL n* 0* tion. Ih* addrett ot which it THER ESAP EN N IN O P O Drawer C. Saniord. FL Current Retldenc* Unknown 1)771 OaSt Th* nemo* and ROSE J NEGRI eddrettet *1 th* ancillary Current Retldenc* Unknown perianal repretanlallv* and that ANY UNNKNOWN HEIRS per tonal rapretantetlvo't *< O C V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . tomey art Mllerlh be tow A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER CREDITORS. TR U STEES OR SONSARE N O TIF IE D TH A T o t h e r c l a i m a n t s c l a *m All creditor! *1 Ih* decedent IN G B Y . T H R O U G H AND and other per tont having claim* UNDER ROSEM ARIE PEN or demand* agelntl decedent t NINO T h LR ESA PENNlNO et'ata on whom a copy ot Hut and or ROSE J NEGRI RES notice It terved within three IOENCE UNKNOWN month! otter the data of th* flrtf YOU ARE N O TIF IE D mat an publication ol thit nolle* mutt action to torec tot# the mortgage til* tnotf claim* with thit Court encumbering the following W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF property in Sominoto County. THR EE MONTHS A F TE R THE Florida DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI Condominium Unit 71. Build CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR In* *A. ct HID D EN VILLAGE TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R THC CONDOMINIUM according to D A TE OF SERVICE OF A th* Declaration at Condominium COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON recorded March 1). I t i l in THEM Olllciel Record* Book tola, All ether creditor* of th* p a g tt MOt th ru 1707 and decedent and pertun! having amended by first amendment clalmt or demandt ogamtl Hw thereto recorded May la. lt*J In decedent I ettata mutt file their Official Record* Book U l l clalmt with Hut court W ITHIN p a g tt 1*7) thru t o ll and THREE MONTHS A F TE R THE amende* by Mcond amendment DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI thereto recorded May n . INS in CATION OF THISNOTICE Official Record* Book t*41. page A L L C L A IM S A N D DE MOl and amended by amend MANOS NOT SO F IL E D WILL ment thereto recorded Jura (. BE FOREVEROARREO ITU in Official Record* Book The data ot the lirtl publico liaa. page* 1)1) mru m t and tion ot HUI Notice I* December further amended by amendment 70 IM l thereto recorded Juty 17. Itot In Ancillary Pertonal Official Record! Book tola, Retreienlatlv* panel 1*44 thru 1*11. public l or ell* Ann Neuberth record! ot Tr — ‘note County. UM1C leghorn Road Florid* together with ell eppu' Cockeytvllta. MO }I9M tonencet thereto end an un Attorney lor Ancillary divided Interact In the common Pertonal Rtpratantohvu element* of teid C. ndeminfum IA N L GILDEN. ESQUIRE ot tet term in MU) Declaration P O DRAWER MStO* Together with reng*. refrtger* FERN PARK. FLM7M t-c D W iliipot ai m k row are FLORIDA BAR NO 1)1*41 wether. dryer, peddto lent, Telephone lag>1 lit 4470 fireplace Publlth December J*. IMJ A het been tiled by the Piaini.ft January ». Itta a g a ln tt you and T H E D E M !* ) CROSSINGS M A S TER COM M UNITY ASSOCIATION INC a Florid* corporation HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM AS SOCIATION. IN C . * Florida c o r p o ra tio n ; U N K N O W N T E N A N T IS ). In Ih* above IN THB CIRCUIT COURT entitled ceute end you are OF THE IITH JUD ICIAL required to terve a cotry ot your CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA written d tto n M t. It any, to It an INANOFOR I Plaintiff* attorney! SMITH A SEMINOLE COUNTY SIMMONS P A . t i l Wetl OENERAL JURISDICTION [ Altom* Ctvewr V ..i. H it Jar* 0IVISIOM tonvtll*. Florida 1110) >0-0. CASE NO t l 1177 CA 111 within thirty 1)01 dart attar th* KNUTSON MORTGAGE data ot the tint publication ot CORPORATION. •hit none#, eng til* the original Plainttll. with th# Clerk ot trut Court VS either bvtora service on Plain DANIEL J STACHOW1AK and tlffi attorney or immedietolr WENDY ITACHOW IAK; II llv that teller otherwiM. e doleuit tng. and all u.known pan wt will be entered agalntt you lor claiming by. through. undvr and th* rotlot demanded in th* agewill m* Rev* named dal complaint •ndanldl whwar* net drawn to WITNESS my hand and tael b* dead er alive. whether tald ot thit Court on Decomber 17 unknown parllat may rlaim an ITT) intoreti at ipoutot . heir*, da (Court Seal) vitae*, grantee* or other claim Maryann* Mor*e a n lt l A L A F A Y A W O O D S Ctatk ot Circuit Court H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA By CecollaV Ekern TION. Inc i ■unknown Deputy Clerk per u n it) In pottettion ol Ih# Publlth December Jt ITT) A tubjacl real proparty. January S ITT4 Defendant* OEM MO NOTICEOF ACTION TO. Denial J . Sitehowl** and Wendy Slachdwlak WhCM rattdmc* It M Wlltthlr*. England and Wheta let! known addrett It IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IB Chancellor CtaM FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA Wiltshire. England SN14HH PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE N O TIFIE D mat an File Number T» M* CP action tor loreclotur# Ot mori IN R E : E S TA TE O F gag* on me following oetcr.btd ANGEL ICAC EN T R ELLA. proparty: Dec**ted LOT 40. ALAFAYA WOODS N O TIC E O F PHASE I UNIT 6. ACCORDING ADM INISTRATION TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F. AS Th* adminlttralion af ft* RECORDED IN P LAT BOOK e tta ta o l A N G E L IC A II. PAGES 0*. 17 A M. PUBLIC C E N TR E LLA . docooted. File R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E Numb** T l M0 CP. I* ponding In COUNTY. FLORIDA. th* Circuit Court for Samlnota County. Florid*. Probata Oivl you era required to tarve a copy tion. th* addrett of which It *1 your written detent**. It any, P.0 ORAWER C. Sonford. Flor to It . an P A U L A W A D E Ida 377710SM. Th* name* and G R E E N E . Attorney for the nddrotMl Ol th# pertonal roprt Plaintiff, who** addrett It 4010 senfetlvo and the pertonal rap Bey Stout Boulevard. Suit* 4M. rttenlallve t attorney are Mt Tampa, Florid* uaof within M forth b*tow day* after th* first publication A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER ol th* nolle* end III* Ih* original SONSARE N O T IF IE D TH A T with Ih* ciork ol Hilt Court All perton* on whom Ihit either botor* torylc# on Plain nolle# It served who have ob tiff* attorney or Immodlatoly lection* that challenge th* valid there*tier; otherwiM a default Ity of Ih* will, th* qualification* will be entered agelntt you tor o' th* pertonal rapraMntattv*. th* rail*! demanded in lha v*n„». or lurltdlcfkm of fhll complaint Court or* required to file their WITNESS my hand end Hi* oblecflont with thit Court teal of M id Court on December W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF 17.1M1. THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE (Seal) DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI Maryann* Motm CATION O f THIS NOTICE OR Al Clerk of th* Court TH IR TY OAVS A F TE R THE By: Cecoll* V. Ekorn D A TE OF S E R V IC E OF A At Deputy Clerk COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Publlth December 7t, IM1 A THEM January ). IW4 All creditors ot Iho dtcodenl DEM 1*1 and other par tont having clalmt or demandt agalntt decedent ! NOTICE OF TRU ST ottato on whom a copy ol Ihit ADMINISTRATION nolle* It ter trad within three Th* Admlnitfration of th* months after th* data ot th* first William J. Payne and Sutl* B publication ol this nolle* mutt Payne Trutl, detad II MT1. It III* fhoir claims with this Court currently under Ih* manage W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF rnenl of Hi* Irutl't turvlvlng THR EE MONTHS A F TE R THE grantor, truelee The nemo of DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI th* turvlvlng grontor/trutto* CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR and th* Iruttoo't attorney aro TH IR TY OAVS A F TE R THE Mt forth below 0 A T E OF S ER V IC E OF A A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON SONSARE N O TIF IE D TH A T: THEM. A ll creditor! ol th* toto All other creditors ol th* William J. Payne and eny other decedent and persons having partom having claim* or do claims or demands against Ih* mandt agelntl th* William J. decedent's estate must file their Payne and Sutl* B Payn* claims with this court W ITHIN Trutl. data* II Tl T l mutt til* THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE their clalmt with th* turvlvlng DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI grantor/trutto* or Hi* turvlvlng CATION OF THISN O TICE g ro n to r/tru ilo o ’ i attorney A L L C LA IM S . OEM ANOS with In thirty (Ml day* after the ANO O B JECTIO N S NOT SO lirtl publication ot Hilt notice F IL E 0 W ILL BE FOREVER A L L CLAIMS. DEM AN DS. BARRED ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO Tho data of the lirsl public* F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER lion ol thit Notice Is January 1. BARRED. Th* dole ot th* first It**. Pertonal Representative publication Ol Ihit Nolle* It: Oocomber IT, ITT). JAMES A C E N TR E LLA . III Surviving Grantor/Trutto* ISIO Spring wood Clrcto Sutl* B Payn* Longwood. FL 17TS0 4MWpt» Crystal Drive Attorney ter Pertonal Sanford, Florida 31771 Raprasantotlvo: Attorney toe Surviving VICTOR M DIAZ. JR .. ESQ Podhurti Or sock JoMttbrrg. Grantor/Trut to# BrucoW. Floyd. Etq efal *40 Wetl New York Avenue IS Wetl Flagler s t . rtoo D*Lend. Florida UHO Miami. FL 1)1)0 Telephone |W4|7M*M0 Telephone D H I U t lt t O Publlth December J*. 'M J A Florida Bar No . VOKO January S. Itta Publish January S. tl. Ifta OEM M0 DENSt IN THE CIRCUI1 COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number t ) to* CP IN R E ESTATEOF John Gordon Neuberth 7 1 - H e lP W a n te d Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH C C IO H T E IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R S E M IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO t l lMICA DIVISION UK STM MOR TGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. vt. ROBERT NELSON COOPER etal. Oetandanllt) N O TIC E O F ACT ION TO ROBERTNELSON COOPER LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE OCOiv (Mayport Naval Betel USS Saratoga CV4CI FP O A Aiagri irao CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN and II Defendant it dec*4lad hit respective unknown heir*, devlteet granite*, em gnv n creditors, lienor* and frvttaet and all other patient claim'ng by, through, under or agamtl the named Defendant. YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an •chon to torec let* a mortgage on the t»llowing property In SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT 41. BLOCK G. WOOD MERE PARK 1NO RCPLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK tl. PAGE 71. O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA hat been tiled agelntl you and you or* requited to torv* a copy at your written datenvat. tl any. within 10 d*tt after th* Ural public *i on ot ihit Nonce ot Action on Michoel J Echevar rla. P A Pi* ml if! a attorney. whoM addrett It M l Baylhort Baulevard Suita 7)0. Tampa Florida llaot and til* th* orfgl n*l with thit Court either before tervlc* on Plaintiff* attorney or Immodietaly thoraaltar. o'hawtM a default will be entered agalntt you lor the reset d# mended In Ih* Complaint or petition Thit notice than be pubinhed on<* each week tor two contecu live w *«kt In the Senferd Herald WITNESS my hand and Ih* tea* ot thit Court on December 17. let) (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C <*«k of m* Court By Cecelia V. Ekrnn At Deputy CloeS Publlth December 71 Iff) A January i itea OEM M* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIO N TE EN TH JU O ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O 171*1 CA II K S AN FO R D E L E C T R IC CO . INC . a Flortdacorporation. PtatrttN. vt H S F E L L E R O EVELOP M ENT CORPORATION. * Flor id* corporation a l l FELLER D E V E LO P M E N T CORPORA TlON. o Florida corporation. N O TICB O F ACTION TO RICHARDS FELLER . III. ot turvlvlng director and reglt t - r j agent ot R S OEVELOP M EN T CORPORATION. * Flor id* cor portion, i . i F IL L E R D E V E L O P M E N T CORPORA T ION. a F lor id* corporation YOU ARE N O TIFIED THAT an oction lor collection ol dam eget end mortgage torectotur* het been hied egamtl the Oe ftndenl. R S F E L L E R OE VELO PM EN T CORPORATION, a Florida cor pore lion aihr* FE LLE R DEVELO PM EN T C O R P O R A TIO N , at Florida corporation, and you are re quired to terve a copy ot yeur written detente*. It any, I* It on W ILIAM GLENN ROY. J R . ESQ . Attorney tor the Plainlift; whose addrett It It l South Westmont* Drive. Suita IL Al lemonl* Springs. Florida D7I4. on or bolero January 10. Ifta. end HI* the original with the clerk ot this court either before service on Ihe above named attorney or Immodietaly there alter, othermit* a default will be entered agamtl you tor the rallel demanded In th* cam plaint or petition Deled December IS, Iff) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By Ruth King At Deputy Ctatk Publlth December l|. n . if. Iff) S Jonuery *. IHa OEM ID r r C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 , CLASSIFIEDDEPT HOURS • O O A J L - 5:30 P it. IIO N O A YItvu FRIDAY CLO SED SATURDAY I SUNDAY PfWATE PARTY RATES McofWBCUtivBttnMS------------ 57m In * f consKUttvE ttm tt— ~— 70m H m 3 c tv w c u B v t ttm ra---------•!* ■ In * 1 Hu m ---------------------------------- 11.11 ■ ■ « » R j ) m a rt p w kssud, bsstd on 3 Ho m * 3 U m * Minimum NOWACCEPTMG A ttIM B L M S Hand mail wars 1 thlttv 7AM ) JOPM and ) JOPM midnight U per hour Never * tael Beta Pt ntewwel. Ilf fltf _ A U TO A U C T IO N O B IV IB S N IC O ED I Muti have valid driver* iK*nt* end be ebta f* drivv ttlcS Call between I ) lP m N T S T A F F IN O .P fW H GRILL COOKS IUSSERS New hiring Apply in perton Apply at JMSemoran Blvd FtrnParS t celt ptaatof _ HOTEL MAINTENANCE PERSON Eiporwnco m plumbing and etaclrKal Sctrakieig mey nckj)* tiersk) Adverboor at * » cotf ot an addeunoJ day Cancel wrwn m u get raecJH Pay orty toe day* you ad hew ot fata **m*d Us* M doocifpgon tor tottaot retcJlt Copy nusl Mow arsdgucad typografdecal term •Commercial Sequency raiod ar* dvoi t ta DCAOUNCS Tuesday R»u Fnday 11 Noon TH* Oey Bake* Pilbcabon Sunday And Monday 5 30 P M Fnday A D J U S T M E N T S AN D C A E D fTS : In thb *vbnl Of « n deror In r d ad, th* Sanford Herald wM b* r**pon*IW* tor th* t in t Inaartlon onty and only to tha aatont ot th* coot ol that tnaafSon. Plaaaa c h a rt your ad »or aeoaracy th# llrat day It NIGHT AUDITOR With Metal E ep*r tonced Apply toper ton Dayt Inn. is to W SR M Sanford__________ DOUGHNUT FRIER’ CAFETERIA C00R PART TIME 0RIVER With COL Clati A APPLY IN PERSON IH ) lit*** Lab* Drive. Mender Friday, t AM 4PM DRIVERS NEEDED 12— Elderly Care ai — Cem etery L o is Bladder Central Probltmt? 1 LOTS Ootlewn Memorial Part 1 tor th* price ol II si too Ceil tif trg s im SENIORS, call to hnd out it you quality tor attltlanc* with OIAPERS PAOI delivered t« your door monthly aot StO Uta 39— Financial Services_____ 21— Personal* ADOPTIONS Free medical car*. Hamper •alion, count*ling priralt doctor piut living eipentet Bar r t J t m Call Attorney Jehn h u n t ________ i mi DOES YOUR CREDIT REPORT MAKE YOU SICXT Cell The Credit Decter 1 M# It* CREDIT Our client! ere guaranteed to receive * mefor credit card In eg days ar campltta refund 23— Lost A Found SIS REW ARD ter i t V n ol ttoton car cover Hidden Lk STOP FORECLOSURE! I can help f ) \ lucent Barry Myees eft sea n et u n fit IP M NatorasJtarjtatkod n i tu t 41— Money lo Lend 23— Special Notices FAX TOUR CLASSIFIED AO TO US ANYTIME DAT OR NIGHT! 407-323-9408 F pr convenient and ecenoml ca‘ advert Iting nathing beata •he Sentord Hereto F*> vt your ed to th* Clettilief Dept end include the fortowing in tarmelion • Billingname edd'ett. end phone number • Contact name and phone number tor ad verifxetran • Start data • Number ol day t you would Ilk* your edlervei It you have eny quetlrant p leete call th* Clattthed Ad re f illin g Department Monday Friday.• JO) » BOWL LIKE A PRO Latwnt by a proteuton bowler Any ag* Men ledet or children EdKremarcik actlMeiaa Member ol the PBA 27— Nursery & Child Care HOLIDAY SPECIAL IH Ire* no regulrahon la*1 MBS MICHELLES HOUSE m tsit m j is R IEP DRIVING ANO STILL GET THE MONET! All you need It yaur htl* Jack D amand tor appointment M in t 43— Mortgages Bought A Sold___ W AN TEO 1* 000 HI Mtg on tfh owner occuptod b't home laXinf W i n 104 IS) Iff) 71— Help Wanted AUO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL m U tte r P I *41* AGENTSREAL ESTATE! Nothing tuccoodt US* tuccett War# wall info our Jrd doted* of Homing tuccottful agent* No licentet We ll help' ' WATSON REALTY COBP REALTORS JJJ ttta _____ ACENTS AVON Earn to MV No door door PT/FT Intur dnceavO'iebta Sendi Ml ItfJ A A G CARRIERS Tavares. FL a well established and grow ing Central Florida bated ccmpeny offers you eSemi Annuel Pey Increatet * Slop Oft Pay * Unloading Pay * Vacation Pay * Safety Bonut * Spouse R tomg Program * Awragt Trip ) 7 Day! * Lata Modal Convent oral Treetart II yew hare 1 yeera tractor Hener. O TR and mow end ke experience p*ut a goad driving record, call 1 « » * «7* etw eDRIVER HELPER* S7 hr Plif your tell on Hie road to w ertt Creel benafittl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T 70*W n f R S lu llT t lf l t i p iRdustml Se h ir | M k Hiim OpfftlofS Mon thru Thurt f ’y hr wert deyt Pd holiday and vac* Iton Apply *1 San Of! 7H0 Oto Lk Mary Rd ■Sanford EiptritRod Flow Pmmr (Snipping and w ail Lata nrahf'owrly morn mg Mae or lemata Equal Opparfunily Em ployer C a ll V o lt 'lt . Monday Friday. H I Jstt CLEANING PERSON For largo apartment building Rltaftncat and otpertaaca rogolrod. Hour* f M tPM Monday F nday S) 1) to Start __________ JJJ 44J0__________ CNA For ) I I entiled t h ill M utt b* RN W**ktndt. part hm* Accepting eppHcAHOnt Monday Friday.** DtBary Mawer M N i l f). OeBary **7 44**411 DIRECTOR Far n tabu shed (AHdcara can tar Edxafion and eaper fence meerly childhood required Call U J sen________ FLEET RESERVE * B IN G O A * I AMI v |3lR| i S T ittjH S D A rS h i ) 1M J U -1 0 Y V lb l b l l 4h S A fJ ! U H t ) * i a * * S 1 2 P iick iftje • S20 Doublo P n c k iiy e * 330-1706 I Public Invited' Free Collee1Kitchen Open1 * W hatever Your Field... FIND A iUMPfft CROP Ol OFFORTUNITISf IN TH8 CLASSIFIEDS! i j V^< 5 Notlci Electrical FLORIOA STATE REQUIRES all contractors b* ragiitored er cortlliad To voelf/ a state con tra cto rs llconts call i too U t 7fas Occupational Licenses er* required by th* county and can b* verified by celling Ml Ilia. *vI fttt Additions & Remodeling RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Fram ing, Orywell. Doors. Roofing. Concrete H M d H ^ E O ^ M Ito l^ R O M M Id A ir Duct Cleaning AIR D U C T CLEANINO. guftor ctaanlng, tcr**nmg. chimney sweep Insured Young * Serv k*. Ik rtJOe&all t t ) *0di Cerpentry CARPENTER All kind* ol homo repairs, painting A ceramic hi* Rkhard Grots 331 t*71 Carpel Cleaning SAM'S C A R P ET CLEANINO plus bull end strip Ileer* Retidenllalkommerclel 14 h rt^Ja U a l^ra e je ra a S d Ja ^ Concrete CAPTAIN C O N C t lT I . W tp Z Beal 1 Man Qualify Opera Han i jib im / M R -r m MASTER ELECTRICIAN. Repair add 11ion. comm/ret Lie/In* lEROBBEIfl H I *47S F lo o r lr HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN H t)4 7 4 ttlf Firewood/Fuel * SPLIT OAK FIREWOOO* Delivered or pick up 17 e tier k m jasi H om e Im provem ent AFFORDABLE Hem* Repair. All pham Call tar He* esi L k /Ins.MkheefDl 7101 ALOOESITAU FI* It right al a prk* you can alford Lk'd lM From start to ItoliTi Carpentry, plumb Ing. etactrlcel, end roofing secs 1) yrs of eiperlenc* No |ob too big or smell Cell U f T ille r 111-MM 14hr*. RlirWAY vVf M i ' i . v i n- Home Repairs Plum bing HAN OT ) Multiple Svcs, Trees, roof repair, driveways, pernt tog Free etl tr. date. TM-TPSl M A R I N O Hddf* R e p a i r , sptclallilng In small |otri C R CIJaO TfFraeesfjlM ils A A A PLUMRINO • SEWER Janitorlariervlces " BLITZ CLEAN 1ANIT0RIAL Commerclal/Resid 3)1 dill Lawn Service TO M A JEFF'S LAWN CAR E) Re* /Comm . dependable, low retail Free**!...........3)0 7070 Masonry TW P MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. Central*, Renova Itoftt Lie J Inf 111 ISM Leak y ta u co tlF tflllff IT SIB could tram problem Watar h*alto*. 14 hr MTVlCt « u i n H I) DUN R IT E i Clean drlvpwayt. rapft. pool docks, walks, h3ira^r#^t^ttiai7^^_ ^TwTmrn7n(T O T " Service/ %epalr WEEKLY SERVICE Horn sa) mo them Rita Pool Service MB 7171 Robert Shoemaker ------Tr ie r v lc t ECHOLS TREE SVC- Lie *. Ins “ Let Ih* Prolosslonals do II " Frteestimales .. 1137771 Painting ■ RUN ELL PAINTINO Comm A Rot Pressure cleaning, Carpentry. Door hanging/ Plat taring Lk/ln*. r t ) OOaf) l i train but ttl ttfl_________ HANDY'S Hauiapainttng Palnf now A tare I Law. law rota* I M y r ttrp Lk/lnt 1M-7HI PR O TECTIV E CQATINOS by Ppww. Inf /a.I.. L k 'd . Int Free ettlma let ......3)1114} \tlrrrfisr ) o u r lln\inrs\ / r r r \ D m I n r I y / / / / / • S f~) D r r Month. ( rill 1 Inssi/iril. .'{JJ Jtill I s I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, January 5, 1094 - 75 71— H t l p W i n t i d ~ 71— Help W an te d MHO DCTAILCR Far buf'lng only tn<od Call Ml *001 TEACHERS Eapart Foo otlobiithod chitdcaio con lor Education and taper rente pn N u od M lM fl __________ JANITORS TELEMARKETERS Pail lima Sub contract our cuttomar* Oar t or tvemngt 4’ hr to Herf 40>j j ) oaa; E X P E R IE N C E D O N L Y . * noadod Immodraiely 1400 per « k guaranteed plut bonut No telling Contact Mr Lang UN0SCAP[R __i>4 a it______ F ’T poelfkec. COL d a n D required________a i i n i l U TELEMARKETER [CASING CONSULTANT Petition open lor an eipen tncod leiemark'ter I yen mg hourt IPM 1PM Monday through 1burvie y Apply In per ton Senlord Hera>il XU N rranch Ayy, etb lee Tracy Port limo taatmg potion lor Slontbrook Apartment* Commliilon Weekend* a mutl C a H P lN te E O E MAIDS WANTED: Lin In Homenuktr F T M F ( o Will train uniform* Molly Mala ’*> 1001 •M A TEtlA L HANOI l U . |) hr Fill O'Part lor d,t trubwlor Proparo lor iruppig i gal il fhero an lim* FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT reeWItfh H . ) » lilt For elderly lady Privet* by Ing poor tart and ulary Cell uetiaoattar ja m Wmhwiw/Dock Woikm Up lo ll] AS hr I will tram) cantoect m to WAREHOUSE a n o g e n e r a l IA R O R HELP N E E O E O I WdftUt for drivtft All iTWtti *o#ii4t]*f 0*M> pjy no MECHANIC M ID IC A L H IL P T SinJord Mutl hare COL Lire in Son lord Lk Mary area E apart anted prelt*red Apply al T » !W HI St Senior d Ooal payl U to N • bonut Fun anrltonmanl Flatabla nowrt Call Mr Flynn Ml a)U PART TIME OfTICE HELP 93— R oom s for Rent Word Parla<1 required Lolut nalpful Flonbla dayllm t n o u n Mon T h u r i I i t hrymob Can rar o u t • PEOPLE O R E E T E R • Antotr matt pnonat with a tmiNI Moot and g rttl dwnlt FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT M W M R S I.W IIII A O U IE T , C LE A N ROOM kitchen ute. phone leundry SIS end US 114 m s or 114 *»eS C H A M FURNISHED ROOM W i n aroil til » t i l l tec . I l l MP4 CLEAN ROOMS tmge farting SIS/aak Kitchen, phene leundry video gemot oil klreel perking IIP 4411_______ FURN BEDROOM coble la local cent, kitchen priy tIS aat Nen drink mg 111 u t P R IV A TE UPSTAIRS there kitchen A befhy tea » t m ciudetell 1 » 14*1or 118 t i l l POSTIONS AVAILABLE tManagar • An! Monagar Par-nanoni lull lima, u U i n l (Wtllana al Swo t Hallmark Shop In Lata Mary Canlra Require* torn# A trt and and evening hour* For Inlorma non coil aOMaaoiia ur w.idreaurrw !u 18«W Milcholl Hammock Pd Oviodd. PIMTAS 97— A p artm e nts Fu rn ish e d / Rent PRODUCTION WORKERS 10 NEEDED NOTICE All rental end reel et'eie edrorlitetnenH ere tuCiyecI to me FocNral Feb Hooting A d nhich rate* II Illegal to odverlHe any prelorenco Urn Italian or d iicrim m ellen bayed cm race, color, religion, tea handicap familial tlatut Or M lu u l origin ___________ Company tooki indiaidudit nrllh a t H T b l * and or macMno operating tapon one# I m i l l daailablo k *1AM ) JPM of Sir hr. Mutl ba rallabta and claan tul aailh oran phono and iraniporlalron Commit monl mandator y I Nauoraiao' 1*1* #10* SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR FURNISHED I bdrm I bam Qutel, COly area lltfc month SlOOdepotil UP PM! Full lima Piaato call 1M M l’ or apply In porton al 100 International Patknay H U . 99— A p artm e nts U n fu rn ish ed / Rent SECRETARY Part lima Eap m boot atop mg, billing typing, toma comped*' knowtope Ml eettT SECRETARIAL C O N V E N IE N T la town All amend*!. I yr Mate no pelt nee s w tiw t#< 114 nea CONVENIENT ANO IPACtOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS a p t s ........ .........m m * Subcontractor u t i l atpotl ancad porton Monday Friday • I SI yyardt par minute plut WordPorlocI /Window* oap Sandrotumo ARI. W N Elm Aat, SaMard. TTTTI_________ LEASE TOR EESSI One Bedroom Apartment! Sin DEAL Mo*twood ApH W I I I 4 PRESCHOOLTEACHER HAf PT NEW TEAII Age groupie Full timo. Eap noc Kid > tttrnoa.MR W l MARINER'S VILLAGE Small Hatri t o t M u u |ti ...... ......... MO441) 323-1(70 LIVE A CHAMPAGNE 1 || I S I V I . I 1 IN A IIK K H IIU IH IK I C o e v illa A p a r t r a e n t s O e tT / ^ O F P X ^ 1st Month's Rent PROUD CORPORATE tPONSOR OP FOP ''“ ,w k “ Jv N II K i i I l; ( ttc ia itl \ U > .> < » I f (j*m iJR 0 * H a illa iic l R 1 Ring in the New Year! Ask About Our Super Winter Specials On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Q erjeva g a r d e n s 1505W. 25thStreet*Sanford 322-2090 H O U R S : M o n . - F rt. 8 :0 0 - 5:30 ManagedByAngelaGordonPropertyManagemerJ \ mo kec Cell 111 04*1________ I REDROOM 4IM month pluk t i l l ktcurlly depntil end rrlrrerv, ek 117 1141 118— O ffice S p a c e / R ent H tO 3?1 7257 HIDDEN LAKES N <r 4 Bdrm 1 Beth. Ig lot. 44IP mo negotoble 111 SMORemblewd HUD HOMES. Leva Lew dawn' Why renir The Hillimen Gf'vO. I l l m i ___________ ReoHop LAKE MARY N k I 1 Id'm I . balh cent H A lenred yard dean la ke Mery x h o o ii teoepluatec m a k e n ig rm. SANFORD 1 bd«m 1 . i-i>laktlronl houke Saw mo ___________ H I HA4__________ Slenstrom Rentals B I T JOHNS R IV E R 1/1 • ' garage hardeood Moort boat *i p V w m i s«oa moirao kec e S A N F O R D 1/1 * family room carport C 'H A Ctoan' SMS mo. SSSOkecunlr O S A N F O R O l/ l ig room* ip lc a . kcr p e rch , dbla carper! NicelSAi moiSSOkec O S A N F O R O 1/1 epl C H A . I p k e . hardnood Itoork like nee SH0 mo no aecunty O S A N F O R O 1/1 apt C H A, pat-a c lean |400 mo SKOw i SNetlrom Really. Inc "We Manage year Mama. Iika II wat our aen *' Jim Dai la 111 lit ! A Her 4PM IIP lew 1 BDRM 1410 month piui la x t e c u i l l y deposi t one reNrence! 171 1141 1 RDRM. 1 B A TH Near loen buk line! 4400 monlh 4100 «lt 111 4111 _ _ _ _ _ 1 STORY. 1 Bdrm . I V I Bath Screened porch SllS'm o Mutl have rotofonco* H I MM I RORMe control heat and a<r Cowilry atmoipher'l tSOOdeen* Why r«nt> Thy Hillimen Group >11-0114 ReeWee 4 RDRM I 1/1 RATM w'lomily room. C 'H A . nee carpal. tented yard 4140 1411411 1 0 3 - DuplexT rip le x / R tn t a a ONE AVAILABLE* ' 1 bedroom 1 bam 17) 4444 or Ha was_____________________ SANFORD. 1 b d rm . carport security tyite m . lull hit . H I 4441 QitcountodtSII SPAC. t/ l. vpulled M il . ell e p p ll. garage, icr porch, fenced VSOl mo vac tie 441’ 1/ 1, SA N FO R D A V E .. and INIIKY Sanford offlew* t# warfTtcn/Mrt «00 1 tOO vq If Special leftf mo i. i %ANfO«U U) ff buiHfiog 9of«f 1100 %q f» per pltsrv unit >21 700-1 131— C o n d o m in iu m R entals ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Lear •ronl on ground Itoor 1 Bdrm ■v aval* ,n ctoke’t porch 1 pool! tenniy. eaerciy* room A club hour* ISIS mo Oil 1111 M i - H o m e s lo r Sale M l — H o m e s JorSale ArroRDABU hou ( s VENTURE I PRQPfftltfS FHAOR VA AS LOW ASSN ANQ y and owner linenctng *y low ay faoo mo! Gov I Fo»* ciokurot. Napoyt Sem.noto. Orange. Volukia Senierd toy* then II 444Penn *Or*r w j acre I I t . He. dm lem rm Satellite d.yh 104 400 • Rtnaveted ) l ' l Nr»v> root carpal, paint, gareg* ycr porch littO O ORE l O C A TIN G I 1 1 1 br-ta ycr porch lanced yd St’ van • POOL! Nenortttd 11. tireplaca kcr porch Ilf too CASSCLRERRY lakovww I 1 ig eel m litchen New tarpe’ root, ti* andpa-nt Lg fenced backyard ml large *r**t Garage Qu>*l are* near buy'yhopp*ng A real yieei tor 1*4 tm Call Gena o» Mar* *141010Vikta Realty. Inc H ALL R E A L T Y SI 2 IV l n u l S I 115— In d u strial R e n ta ls OFFICF/av*r*h*in* spec*. 1100 Sq fl, Prim* location al entrance lo Central F'e Re qtonal Airport epl H 1 1407 SANFORD I0.01S tq It 1 phaia. tpemetort Slvq II SitntTrom Reilly Inc. Jim Doyle H I l i l t /*•» 'li'yj a M E N ’S WRANOLER dreti pantt 14W H L Good thopa 41 00 Call H I tots AMC CONCORD S le'on wagon II. whit w rebuilt Iran* Good cond Mutt yacritk* taw OBO Ml 1741 or 1U *«a 211— A n tiq u e s/ Collectibles a CADILLAC s i v i l l F 4* 4 dr. btig* Looks Ilka raw! 11.400 Firm Run* eacallenl na lettl___________ PRIVATE COLLECTOR. BASEBALL tt BASKETBALL y p p rt c a r d ! L i t e r a lly hundred* ol ipeclal miartt )S% o< boo* or will trade 4041)1 1111 215— Boats and A cc e sso rie s OIS FT CLASTRON IS HP E vlnrude, traitor Outllanding Cnndt M u tltte lS liv lH ) H11 *14*4 SKI/FI1M BOAT 10 HP Marc . w /trailer Runy graall ST OOOPartial tlngnce 441 ’ 404 • i eii R IG AL Medjilwn • 10". 4 cyt Inroutboard motor w drive on trailer tl OOOOBO 4)0 4004 or Sit 4)01 *.** RM F T PONTOON b*el. an fiberg'aty. 140 HP Evtnrud*. Very fetll Many eitrty. like new Onfyltl 000111 4*40 217— G a ra g e Seles GARAGE Selett Why bother TT WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE II 4WH1-FM*_______ 441 1)4 4444 HIDDEN LAKE/SANTORD Edgeweier Clrcto ol tale* Mulll lemlly elitr holiday %*'* Saturday IP ) Sunday lia Lake Mary lo Liv* Oak •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tala ed by I) noon on Tuetdey and tea* advantage el ouf tpeclei gereg* te'e ed p 'k tll Call Ciawftod now ter deuilsl A new i* »f » * h »» b »# * new bedroom 322-2(11 ______ WHAT TO DO WITH THE OLD ONES? Actum* No Quality! Immecu let* 1 7 dining lamily rm, I car ge> age 4447 P I T IIV* 100 Merkhem Wdy are* * 1 114 at rev Pei lure *teb>* litlK B LK Mery cuitem builly R4H.pgot.tlttl.400 • 1/Lerrr i acre *171 WTO ot/]. 1A acre* pool tpellfS 400 1 or t bdrm Obi ge* tencod Fl rm cb conttr SSS.SOU Huge 1 I tori home S bdrm tpk owner Imance ISO 100 s rental unity I Good cayh Now' 1>K dn ooner hold•1141 OOO MOVING SALE Appliancti. baby clpthtk. turn . LHIto bit ol everything 10* Wei Myrtle, Sanford Sat urday Only____________ 4foS 323-5774 G ? n k jiy^i USE YOUR TM RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT On * 1 Of 4 M rm hom* in lom.FRo* or Voftrt'o c®uf9»r Low monmi* p*f monl * Calltor dot*ill! Janet MinsMd. 323-7271 AA Carney. 1*4.. 4H 1144 O IRARY Leeetronl h i can tret H A . piuyearray See ooo W. MaHctowsbt H1F0M EXCHANGE OR SELL , 0.property toeated any nher * I Ineeytort Really, i l l sell HIDDEN IN THE WOODS Very preily tog hom* 1 000 yquer* tret 4 bdrmy. 1 bathy 1 central H A units large deck. 1 car gerag* fenced S acre* SllOOOO Onnar will ayytyl n.lh Iinane mg JJJ 414] STAIRS PROrENn MANAGEMENT A R E A L TY 401 111 llll/ lll U l t S I STENSTROM REALTY, INC. VETERANS! You Mi| Not fifjlt/e that it s financially Eauef for YOU to Buy a Home than to Rent One' So Call Out Full-Time Sales Team ANYTIME! 321- 2720 LAKE MARY 322- 2420 SANFORD •In Oui 38th Y u t* Make Your New Year's Resolution A Home At COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS O N T II L E A S E -----D R M . A I T S . XFOWATWPfjeNRQN OK f o r _____ 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford SANFORD HERALD a n d m « k« i om « a f f * r C v iif m n ipfwdhg mowejl MOVING SALE 3222811 OWNER FINANCING born over 4 000 tq ft 4 4 poo' leketront wl dock. 4)4* *00 R E F R I G E R A T O R . St*. at Wat her t Oryert Fre* I yr labor narronty Dot ectra VENTURE I PROPERTIES RAY' S APPLIANCE SIS S 3 2 1 -4 70-J French Ave laniard 11* 004) R EFR IG ER ATO R Kenmcr* wh.te, Ilcuft Iroitl*!! 1100 TWO HOUSES toct'ed in met 441 1141 area ot Sanford Owner l**> Ing town , . Haute 41: 4 Bdrm 4 yttM old 187— Sporling G oods abtolutely boauhTul. o>*r ltd • BIK E, girlt it M-vrrey pin* to IT Seduced to 444 000 ero wh.'e til SO f all to* 4140 Heu*4 tl 1 Bdrm H-ytarkal • B I K E . Murrey Mountain home located on two tot* Climber. IP tpead Brand 41**00 That* homey are lo new'' N**av nden Completely ck'ed veto by vd* end *r* ateemOMd 11100 0 * 0 8 0 Call bteutitwlty lanyceptd fruit 114 )tP4tvm e!kage________ a itower* • OP AIRCVCLX Groat condt O f tllO IT h tl He Sell Realty 44) lilt 1 BEDROOM. 1 BATH All raw Carpet and paint within F enc ed in backferd orertgetlfyg tmeii lei* Wait toldfiiwiicto School* Ml OOO JCI Citrut Drive By appointment only UP 14K) 153— AcreageL o f i/ S B lt DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or home tile , hortet cattle, terming, er nurtary Zoned agricultural. SI 400 pe' *<f4 Small down payment with owner financing 41441411111 I#' ACRES- ml DOURLEWIDE new 1 bdrm. 1 bath Failure and wood* No qualifying I I I ICO A lt o I I ACRES ad|ulnlng Irrigation pai’ura . U1J414 DELANO. S acre*. 1 mi* ell I 4 fait to Mortal Ok, A I toning SIS 000 10% down. 1p> Ini ip yri Leesburg 404)41 HU 157— M o b ill" Homes /Sate _ 44 TR E E D ACRES Mocu* home, near Lk. Jttsup. airport and beltway TERMS v>* too lti» w M b a r . ia fr REAL ESTATE. INC. 322-7491 Dmmg **!. fallen paI to yet. trip dr*!ter m> mirror, ate Lot! m iK i’emyl Sat 4 S 41} _JKwtoaMyiCli oin jV 4 jn d 'D ^_ BROYHIU TURN OUTLET 14% to NN eft mtg tvggrtted retail EVCRYOAY. Dining tabs*!. <r*m 114 and SaSe'l from 4144 H I 4444 4 serf eytet*. or I ecr* ettst* iaS 000 LONO W O OD/LAKE M AR Y M>d sue ttorpge ejf'houaei 400400 1400 ig II Free rent e 'llm o l*OM. IromtUS- mo __________ H I OSJt__________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE eSA and Old Lake Mary Blvd •I.1S0 1.000 iq ft ol fic/earehousa -Flmthed ot Ike space eito available Kapaobo Really. IE TM III WAREHOUSE **ll located 41] Weil lath SI. Sanlprd 1000 tq leel. GC1 toning, too amp 1 phet* ealra prqperly avail lor oultid* l lor eg* II required Call er writ* P. 0. Res Ilia. OeUnd. F L 11111 tpe 114 1411 2 3 1 -C a rs WHAT DID SANTA BRING YOU TOR CHRISTMAS? S .iitfo til 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / Rent ELOER SPRINOS oil hey 4l l 1, 1. 1 Bdrm*. SIS 10 SFO ek hoc dep no m i o 'tam os e CONSOLE TV P«natonic 1) In SIM Call 177 DPI a CURIO CABIN! T ... j «v. Urn front 1140 new, tall lot 141 Call 77) 140) O E N T E R T A IN M E N T Center It" X M \ lor tlareo. radio egu'pmanl SKI Call H I 1401 FO R quick tatol lovely lit rm fur nilur# and more plut lovely heme musk metier M IRIM O HOOVIR UPRIGHT . . with htedlighl and attach m anly Ealra long cord 'E ecaltont condition u i Call 1X0404 209— W e a rin g AppajMBj Advert:** them in Itw Airport Blvd Nee flowing. C/HA. private no pels sell mo I mo tec . I l l 4111 11<— WBTthOUSB ~ S p a ce / R tn t Lake Ada Ibdtm.UeOmo 1 bdrm. S410mo and up Rolirtd couple welcoma lo I R D R M . 4100 mo plus I mo tec 4 BD R M .SAP mo pivt I w reened porch, l car garage Available Feb I Mo mo Call Dot JJI Ilk S o rlf) J!i FEM A LE tooting lor tome to there epl HIS mo touerteil WOther Oryof M)*?*) F tM A L I . * - ) ’ ■ i ••' ' there hour* MO <ak Includet ulili'tot i n ltte APP LIAN CESI Best price! Beil Werrenly. Best Sarvkei Wathert. d'aert. mkroeevey W* buy appilencest Del I'try A • Bril II! 114V APPLIANCES. S A TELLITES CAR ALARMS. FURN . TV S NEW USED 111 1144 tMEEPO DEPOT • BABY CRIB ■; .. condition, need* m iM n i t SIOO H I 1404 • BABY PORTA CRIB US ___________H I flttl___________ • CANE ROCKER, with pad. I*ght eood SM114 5171 SANFORD'S Beil Kept Secrell Pool A L e u n d r y , I A 1 bedroom* Convenient luce Ipn l Cell Pel, 1714A10 L IK E NEW . 1 1 . lam 71— Apartm ents/ House to Sh are / Furniture bdrm nice area Oil klreel parking SIRS’ mo U14M1 O U IE T 1/11■ townhout* IM t Park Adult comm 4411 mo and vec dep Water llraih inct Barb Mon F n lr : 4441 SAN FO R D duple* 1 bdrm. 4701 month 4 J » dvpotd Cell alter spin lie n u ___________ 3? I 0/S9 » ) MOO 181— A p p lia n ces N E A R downtown Senierd. I f/1 «m WRECKER DRIVER PART TIM E SALES ___ ______ Q iitvl ntlQhhorhood • Moft ftwy f>i 7 Xtaro Apm Appl 71J l*o*+r COut» >w w iw b s ii m u t t 110 10*4____ BATEMAN REALTY I f Am • F y l f CiNlYpAflyr b f f » H t 11 PM I AM Pari lima Apply in porton lekeoew Nury v, Can*". 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CateBaaki 1114111 BOOKS ON TAPE Cato Peeki 221— Good T h in gs to Eat COLLARO PLANTS II A DOI SHADE TREES MAPLE 41 HP I1H ______ SWEET HAMLIN ORANGES SS par buthal Call Hlltofi __________SANFORD_________ 223— M isce llan e ou s a A B IR T H D A Y O I F T . ot houtohoid piiart to all your tn enOt Sacrificing ba* *1 14) lit. Hiptemt ptiari. oil th* kam* sue tor only SI Cost Sis Call 11) c’ 4* a A L U M IN U M llbered roof coating, two ) gallon cane. 478 ___________171441)__________ A TTEN TIO N CONSIGNMENT, Boutcquet •' ButinttMk. For tale thel't*. Pitplay umty, tablet, ciethet recfcl. ettK* lurmtur* Priced to yell 1)11114 oiler 1or leave mtg O A K L A W N M E M O R IA L PARK, t p’ol vary rtatonabf* Pi**** cell 171 aejq__________ SERVICE SALES 4 PARTS lor portable kfrown* heater 1 LARRy'S MART 111-4111 230— A n tiq u e /C la s s ic C ars eC H EVELLE. Till. M.800 mT. VI outo. A C. 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Vt. auto Engine end Iran* re built (about 18.000 miles) Newer Interior 41 WO 111 100* • 1471 CHEVY 1 ton p up 110 VI Runy good Engine end trent ylrong tl.WOMl Sill 1414 F O R D C O A C H M A N CONVERSION VAN EIM . aluminum wheal*, naw brat 41.408 Ml 7404 lea yarn tq 239— M o to rcy cle s and Bikes 231— C ars HONDA SHADOW. 44 runt real good, tooki reel good I I .>00 Pteew call *04 )*) 1711 • CHEVY CAMARO. ITT7. Re built V(. lot* ot new party l tees 111 otto any lim* 241— R ecreational V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s • BUICK LE SABRE Cuilem. 1414 VI. auto. *ir. P S Clean, run* grtal! AAany raw titra il tl SOOOBO111 11*1 • 1* MOTOR HOME Runt great Will trade lor travel traitor ol comparable value 111 714) We ll Advertise Your Car EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) 3 lines for o n ly $21M (ndditionnl lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn’t been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change w hile ad is ru in in g except for price. Non-commercial only. C all 322-2611 Ibday! Sanford Herald �• » • $» » » * %* * %%%%* %* oh - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florfda - Wednatdar. January 5, 1W4 by Chic Young BLONDIE by Art Sansom T H E BORN LO S E R N1D in m a n AwHD OH YOU DKJM£P>.TC TME^FOR US? y ~ ta OF THE BIRD CAGE... onc. two.three:') rrxjt? / by Charles M. Schulx P E A N U TS look here..there's a T iny little book on the bottom ( rJHY. t NA IMPPGSSCD' K K m e-O H W T O L U i muWMMi SEPW5AIE WXK> GOMPR6EO WC FRENCH * |'VE BEEN IN HERE FOR it s A diary ! your GRANDFATHER KEPT A DIARY SIX WEEKS NOW. AND A\Y UOHILEME WAS IN THE CA6E! i ATTORNEY HAS NEVERCALLED — „ ____ _— —" i BACK j ----- t- — 7— ' / i j I -n A — ^ ' V "— « « ^f i!/ ; U_— by Howia Schneider If MX'RG SO COCL' U O lQ Ji ^ WOTHIIOG eOTWERS SOU.. Air hypertension ills with physician DEAR DR. G O T T: I'm n 70-ycar-old male. My blood prr ssurc slays In (lie 170/90 rnngr rxrrpl whrn I am under stress und It Junt|»s to 200/100 or more. My d o c to r c o n s id e rs this hypertension and has me on mediation. Alter nearly two years of therapy. I suffer from CHF. Rout, blurred vision, vari­ cose veins and frecpient skipped heartbeats. My doctor still stands by Ills decision In remuln on Ihe same medication. Do you think my loyalty to my doctor's Instruct Ions arc unhealthful? DEAR READER: You hove hypertension (blood pressurr (hut exceeds 150/90). so you do need treatment for tills. Could Ihe medication cause your symptoms? Yes and no Congestive heart failure, a weakness of Ihe cardiac muscle that leads lo shortness of brrath brruusr of a fluid buildup In Ihe lungs. Is a frequent consequence of high blood pressure, which causes Ihe heart to overwork. In many eases, drugs to lower blood pressure also have a salu­ tary eflect on rurdlur muscle und will relieve CHF. Therefore. I doubt that this condition Is aggravated by Ihe medicine your doctor has prescribed. On the other hand, gout Is a common side effect of some anti-hypertensive drugs, such us thiazide diuretics, that release excess fluid from tissues Thus, depending on Ihe medlrallon you are tuklng. gout could re­ sult. Many drugs cuuse blurred vision, which Is not usually caused by high blood pressure. Check out this symptom with a qualified ophthalmologist. Varicose veins are not related cither lo hypertension or lo Its therapy. Such swollen veins probably result from congcnltully deficient valves In Ihe veins and usually can be treated with leg elevation (when sitting) and elastic support hose Iwhcn standing or walking) B y P h illip A l d e r AR LO A N D JA N IS FRANK A ND E R N E S T G A R F IE L D by Jim m y Johnson by Bob Thaves by Jim Davis WOOLP YOU MINP ROLLlNOr AROUNP IN THESE 6AEAP CRUMBS WHILE I PREHEAT THE OVEN? ROBOTMAN’ tWW^UW'X IV MOTGAliAGER,WAN. 6M.IAJ5ER by Jim M eddick) Every now und then an out­ s ta n d in g b r id g e hunk Is published. It covers a subject of Interest lo most players: It Is lucidly written. Is cusy lo un­ derstand and often contains ma­ terial not seen before In Ihe literature of the game. The book becomes u classic, praised throughout the world. That nearly happened last year. The English experts Andy Robson und Oliver Segal wrote "Partnership Ridding ut tlridgc: Ih e C o n te s te d A u c t io n . " published by Faber A Fuller (815.50. The Bridge World. 39 Wesl 94lh Street. New York. NY 10025-7124). Il would have been widely ncclaimed except (lint It Is neither luridly written nor easy In un­ derstand. But If you and your partner want to enhance your com|ietltlvc bidding, and you are willing lo plow pcrseveringly Although skipped heartbeats arr usually ills Innocuous, they ran hr nssoriatrd with heart dis­ orders. such as that caused by hypertension, and with certain me di c at i o ns , such ns the Ihlnxldr diuretics. ACROSS t Campus arts 9 Waiksd back and forth 10 Grassing 12 Gratshoppor’s cousin 13 Naval potty otficsr 14 Wortar in a stablo 19 MssOows 19 Formor candidata Stsvanton 15 Mb s spoclatty 19 TV's talking horss (2 wda.) 20 idsat of calf 24 Rtgulalion 29 Flow regulator 26 Brio or odam 29 Posltlvs portlet* 30 Wantsd (si.) 31 Sosa 32 Humor brand 33 Praia# 34 God of lovo 39 BrsxMon rtvsf 39 Sms9 oroin 39 Chick 41 Boor ingrodionl 42 TVcomody •arias 49 Epic poom 47 Actor Art — 48 Japan 49 Sacs 90 Edibis toads DOWN t Monarch 2 Carman •ubmarint 3 Gosii 4 Ganatic ma­ larial (sbbr.) 9 laanlng Towar alta Copyright 1994. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Answer ta Previous Puttie JU U UUUU UULJU U U U L JU U U U U IU U J U U L1JJUIJU JLJIIU J U U U U U U U U U kJU J U L 3 L IU L IU U U U LJLJhJU UUUUU JU U ! E JU U U U C JU U W JLJLI 11U U U U U U □UUUU U LJU U U U U UUUU uuu JU U u u u u u u u u UUUUkiUUUU J U U UI1UU UUUU J J U UUUU kJIICIki HUM 6 Tumid on 7 CooWget nickname 8 Oufch town 9 Woman's pa­ triotic aoc. 10 Bingor — L0*»M tt Uka an old troo trunk IJ Icy 17 Actroaa Sandra — 19 Pondara 31 Lamb’s pan 38 lingor Frank 37 iTaad 38 Solar l . 40 Prospoctors' finds 41 Boftoomy 42 Naw Ooal program 43 — torn 44 BHtar votch 48 Fruit ooad through ihe 400 pages, your results will undoubtedly Im­ prove. The authors mukr many excel lent suggestions. Look only ai the West hund In llie diagram. Wlral Is your opening lead? From Ihe auction. It looks right In lend Ihe club king, doesn't It? But with this full deal il Is less Ilian successful. Partner gives you a withering look und makes a sarcastic remark about fourlh-hlghest from your longest und strongest. "How was I to know'/" you ask. "I supjktse I should have bid two spades." partner comments with heavy irony. Ycl the authors rightly argue that East should have hid two spades. When you and your partner know ihe opponents have you outgunned, you should strain to supjxirt partner If you want him to lead his suit. NORTH t-S-SS ♦ JI ♦ akqut ♦» ♦ J IM EAST ♦ KM ♦QJTkl ♦ AI ♦ tons 1JII ♦ MS ♦ KQ10 4 SOUTH ♦ A 102 ♦ K Q I 74 ♦Ml ♦ At Vulnerable Neither Dealer South Sseth MF 2 NT Writ 1♦ Pass Nsrtk 2# SNT East P s» AU Opening lead ?? (Cl 1994. NEWSPAPER TERPRISE ASSN. EN­ several things tell dangling can be finalized to your satisfaction. Be methodical and start with the cosiest ones first. Then proceed from there. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Sometimes In order to advance our self-interests we must lie prepared to lake a calculated risk. This could be tme In your Instance today. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) You arc now In a very powerful cycle where Improvements In your material lot In life could be outstanding. Constantly keep your eyes peeled for various opportunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Enterprises or endeavors you originate, direct or control have excellent chances for success at this time. Do not understate or undersell that which you luive to olfer. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Today you might tie ntilc lo play a very Important role in helping nnolher get something he/she needs. Il will lie a person who went out of his/her way to help you previously. Copyright 1994 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr A N N IE b/0V G .6 .'K *M *A -I went cram 6tai‘ THAT‘6 AH ALL OOi :rtA T’ BEiH'A V U tV g * U AH Tm s .L PETER GOTT.M.D. 22 Shake•paara's rtvar 23 Part of oyo 24 Showing now Mo 29 Voida 29 Flowar chiator 27 Banaflclary of a wilt 28 Opposlta of acto 29 Maka roughar 33 Onca around track 39 Small and protect everyone with whom By Bernice Bede Osol you're Involved, as well as your­ TOUR BIRTHDAY self. If they meet this criteria, Jan .8 , IBB4 T h ere m igh t he scvcrul your rhunces for success are changes in the offing for vou in very good. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) the year ahead that could mukr you quite happy. However. It will Today could tie n pay back time be up lo you lo keep things an n for someone for whom you went out on a limit recently. If things positive track. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. work out us Indicated, you 1U) It's possible you might have should lie happy you did what a greater number of hopes and you did. TAURUS (April 20 M&y 20) expectations al this time Ilian you have hud for quite awhile. Your popularity might be ut u Most can tie brought lo fruition If high point today, because of you're prepared lo try hard. your ability lo make the person Trying lo patch up a broken with whom you're momentarily romance? The Astro-Grt-ph Involved think he/she Is your Mulchmnker ran help you lo tirsl friend. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) understand whut to do lo make I hr relationship work. Mall $2 Today you might have to work a and a long, self-addressed, Illlle harder Ilian you plunnrd In stamped envelope lo Matchmak­ order to do nr gel something er. P.O. Box 4465. New York. significant. When all Is said and done II will lie worth the effort. N.Y. 10163. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 19) If things have been n bit lough Instead of letting others make lately, do not lower your goals Judgments or decisions for you and objectives. Instead push today, you're the one who them up a notch or two higher. should he deciding things for You may have lo he pushed u till (hem. Don't abdicate lids Im­ portant function. In order to succeed. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Pres­ PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Iksure your plans today Include ently you arc In a cycle where sure MEDICINE ..SHE Mf6S£S 0 L '« SO/m.THOUOH ritAWEh KH0V9 WHY. N O r " f L S t POES. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 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/a392afd623747d50fc43395d07c43910.pdf 1a683324a1c36be91db7ca47dc19b293 PDF Text Text Ss anuary 26, 1994 W EDNESDAY 30 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1908 flfilh Year. N o . 136 - Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST □ Sports County trio gets through L A K E M A R Y — L a k r R rnnllcy. Lake Mary. L ym an and DeLand advanced lo ton ig h t's Cla<*s a A -D istrict 4 G irls ' Soccer Tournam ent srm lfln a lsa t Lym a n w ith w ln s T u riu la v night C S e e p a g e 10. . □ People Cook of the Week J im m y Milam , described as the 'a ll purpose" kind o f guy. shares h is all purpose recipes w ith Hrra/rf traders today. Featured as C ook o f the w eek. M ilam hits been cooking since h r w as 8 years old. C S ee P a g e 4 0 . • Can U.S. ills be fixed? Response to State of the Union speech last n ig ht, all agreeing changes are n ee d ed , hut some disagreeing with Ills fix e s T h e praise and p an s fell out along jra rty lines. Local law officers said C lin t o n 's crlm e-ilghtlng proposals fell s h o rt of the need. C S e e R e a c tio n , P ag e 2 A By J . MARK BARFIELD and NICK FFIIFAUF Herald S tstt Writers___________ S A N F O R D — Loca lly a n d arross the state, officials u n d politician* spilt In thetr reactions to President C lin to n 's State of the U n io n addrrss Local judge interprets ‘three strikes you’re out’ By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff W rite r__________ S A N F O R D — Placing violent repeal offenders In prison for life m ay have p o p u la r appeal but the cost m ight be prohibitive a c ­ Nature’s ow n beauty Land use review begins B R IEFS No word from captors S A N F O R D - New T rib e s M is s io n head­ q u arte rs in S aid o rd reports no sig n ifican t developm ents in the kidn appin g of m issionaries T im V a n Dyke. 41. and Steve W elsh. 41. from a m issio n a ry scliool fa c ility near V lllsv lc e n c lo . C olu m bia. The Ineldent occurred Sunday m orn in g. Jan . IU. w hen a group of gu errillas raided the school, d e t a in e d a p p r o x im a t e ly 7 0 m is s io n a r y personnel (most of them rh lld rrn ) and then kidnapped the two men. A ll of the m issionaries and stall were rrported as h aving been treated courteously d u rin g the event, and there were no Injuries. A ccord in g to u press rrlc a sr issued bv the M ission . A s a p recau tion , a ll m lsM o m iry l>rrvmnel and ch ildren w r r r evacuated from the school on Monday. Tw o light aircraft ojK-m trd by m issio n a ry o rgan ization s co n ducted the evacuation flights w ithout Incident." The statem ent adds. “ T h e ir has been no ro n ’act w ith the captors since the m en were taken. There has been m u cli speculation and m any rum or* about m otives am i objectives of the captors, but u n til contact ts established thetr Identity arm objectives rem ain u n kn o w n ." New T rib e s M ission Is headquartered at 1000 E. First St.. Sanford Chamber banquet seats available S A N F O R D — A few scats are s till lelt for the Greater Sanford C h am b er of Com m erce A n n u a l Ranquct next Monday. T h e event w ill be held at The Darn, on French Avenue, and catered by R uck's Catering. D u rin g the event, aw ards w ill honor the Inductees to the Sem inole County S p o rts H all of Fame, the l.u ls Perez H u m anitarian Aw ard. Topjrcr o f the Year (Volunteer of the Yearl. and Am bassador of (he Year. Line d an cin g and two-step Instructions by Fran k and Sandy Spearm an w ill be highlighted. P articip an ts arc urged to don C o u n try A V rs ic rn "g arb ." Reservations urc $25 per person, und m ay be made by phoning the C ham ber ut 322-2212. Seating Is lim ited to the first 250 persons. E arly registration is recom m ended. W CA meets tonight S A N F O R D — The W estslde C o m m u n ity A sso ­ ciation. Inc., w ill meet tonight. Ja n . 20. at 7:30 p.m. ut the West Sanford Roys & G ir ls C lu b . 9 H i Persim m on Avc. A presentation con cern in g co m m u n ity devel­ opment und re vitalization w ill lie conducted along w ith the regular m eeting A n yo n e Inter­ ested Is w elcom e to attend. FromStaff reports ■rldgo...................... $■ Horoeuopo............... 88 Classified*......... 6B . 7B Movlos...................... 4 B Comlos..................... SB Nation.......................6 A Crossword »•#•••*•••••*BE Foopls •##*#•***0*00*4 B.SB Osar Abby................IB Folio*...................... a A Deaths.................. ...I A School Mono........... BA Dr. Oott.................... SB Sports................... 1-3B Editorial................... 4 A Television ................4B Florida......................2A Wosthor................... 2A Bright sunshiny day Partly clo udy w ith a h ig h In the upper 70s. W ind eust at 5 to lO m p h . Partly Cloudy For more woothor, *oo Fapo t A cording to a c irc u it court Judge w ho has worked extensively In re c e n t y e a r s o n s e n t e n c in g g u id e lin e s u n d p r is o n overcrowding prnblem r. Eighteenth C irc u it Court Ju d g e □ B e e E a to n . P ag * 2 A B y J . MARK BARFIELD Senior Staff W riter Hatald hhaio Sr I w m Vine** Tho risin g sun this m o rn in g ca d s a glow over tho w ators of Lake M onroe, defining th e Sanford skyline si lirs t light. Onlookers got Initial approval S A N F O R D - S em i­ nole C o u n ty co m m is­ sioners. b o a rd s and com m ittees w ill begin S A N E O R D - S em i­ nole C o u n ty co m m is­ u review o f pnijtov-d s io n e r s guve in it ia l changes to the county u p p m vu l to a 300-arre L a n d D c v rlo | > m e n t hom e and s to rr devel­ C o d e w h ic h w o u ld opm ent at the fringes allow staff to permit o f R la c k H a m m o ck . s o m e b o r r o w p it s Bee Approve. BA w it h o u t u p u b lic hearing. C o m m issio n e r* w ill review changes to the county b o rro w pit und o ilie r reg u latio ns then send th em on lo the P la n n in g und Zoning C o m m issio n to liegin the adoption process. A w orksession on tlie Hems, scheduled for Monday, w ill l»r re sch ed u led The 2H rtw n ijr* w ould affect re g u la tio ns lor borrow p its, dredge and till activities, affordable housing, z o n in g b u ild in g und (h r E m n lo ckh o lch e r R iv e r p m ic e iio n area. Under ilie d changes to the borrow pit ordinance endorsed by r n iiim t ’n ln n rr* Iasi year. Ihe rem oval ol less than lO.(MX) c u b ic yards of See L a n d . P a g e B A another g lim p se of the type of beauty w hich can only be provided by nature. Parents oppose Partin’s multi-track plan By VICKI DetORMIBR Herald Staff Writer O V IE D O — W earing th e grren rib b on s und w aving b u ild -m a d e signs, p arents from P a rtin Elem en ­ tary S ch oo l crowded Into th e school board m eeting room lust n ig h t. A fter w a itin g p a tie n tly In the foyer o f the district offices w h ile the 42 N a tio n a l Merit S ch o la rs, the H is p a n ic Merit S ch o la rs and the N a tio n a l Achievement s ch o la rs und th eir p are n ts were lau d ed by the bourd. th ey filed Into che room to o b s e r v e the rest o f th e board b u s in e s s. T h e parents, who were given time Cops watch for drivers trying to outrun trains By NICK FPBIPAUF Herald Staff Writer H E A T H R O W — S em in o le County residents w ill be made m o re awarr of safety w hen rro ssln g railroad tracks as the project S a fc g a tc gets underw ay today. At least eight h ig h w ay-ra il grade c r o s s i n g s w i l l be m o n it o r e d throughout the county d u r in g this program. A cco rd in g to Florida Operation L lf r s a v c r . th e n u m b e r o f vehlclc/traln crashes and fa ta litie s In Sem inole C o u n ty has Increased. "In 1992 there were tw o vehlcle/traln crashes and fa ta litie s In Sem inole C o u n ty ." said Nathalie Herbst. S tate Coordinator, " w h ic h Is an Increase from 1991 w h e n there was n on e." R c c a u s c h ig h w a y r a i l g rad e crossing crashes are 30 tim e s more like ly to result In death. Florida O p e r a t io n L lf e a a v c r h n s Im ­ p lem e n te d "S a fc g a tc ." re a liz in g (flat Increased public a w u rc n rs s of h ighw ay-rail grade cro ssin g dangers through proactive en fo rcem en t Ini­ tiatives ca n prevent these tragedies. Safcgatc encourages a ll enforce­ ment agencies and thetr o ffice rs lo m o n it o r h lg h w u y - r a t l g ra d e crossings and cite m o to r vehicle operators w h o make the d e c is io n to go arou nd down gates o r p a rk on railroad tracks. The fines m a y be as high as S 1.500 on a co n v ic tio n . The p robiem s with m o to ris ts try­ in g to m a k e - lt a c r o s s c lo s in g railroad gate crossings h a s draw n a at the end of the b o a rd 's agenda lo speak ugalnst thetr school being placed on a m u lti-tra c k schedule, filled the board room and spilled Into the hall. A n off-duty S an ford Police officer an d George Proechcl. the d istrict's d ire ctor ol secu rity, stood ut the back of the room In case trouble erupted, but the parents wanted nothing more than the opportunity to address the txrurd and were no cause for concern for the security personnel. Despite the em otional pleas by the parents, the bourd declared Partin w ould begin a m u lti-track schedule S ee P a r t in , P ag e B A Gulls Just wanna have fun Train safety at a glance H E A 1 H R 0 W - Opafalion Lilatavat. a tfata w ld t andtavor. M l -ttuad a ol ru la t cuvorwig vahicuiar ra il (rotting* datignad l o u i t l i n t o W atch lor circular black and yallow w arning tight and paramanl marking* In a d vanca ol tha grad* (rotting • B a atari lo ragulalory tignt. tignatt. •lathing red l-ght| and rad and bhlla ttr i pad gai»t at tha (rotting* • N a ra r rltk mtt|udging tha ipaad or ditlartca ol an approaching train • T u r n daan your r a d io « h tn approaching a grade (rotting and lltlan lor M i l t and tha horn ol an approaching train • Never tlop or park on railroad Irackt avert II you dan’l tat • tram coming numt>er ol concerned c itize n s to v o ice th e ir feelings d u rin g past m e e tin g s ol the L a ke M ary City C o m m is s io n . W it h the forthcom ing widening p ro ject o f L a kr M ary Roulcvard from C o u n try Club R oad eastward to U .S . H ighw ay 17-92. concern for s a fe ty d u rin g c o n s tr u c tio n has b ecom e even more apparent. F o r Sdfegalc. Lake M a ry police w i l l b e a m o n g 1 0 u g c n c le s p a r t i c i p a t i n g aa a S e m in o le C lty /C o u n ty /S la lc traffic u n it. O th e r agencies In clud e Sanford. L o n g w o o d , Maitland. Casselberry. O v ie d o , and A lta m o n te S p rin g s P o lic e Departments, th e Sem inole C o u n t y S h e riff's o ffic e . F lo rid a H ig h w a y Patrol and F D O T 's office of □Bee Trains, Page SA Hat kid Shota by Sapat Hamact It's probably the chunks ol bread he carries with him, but som ething about Stephen Trewlck, 5, really attracts the gulls. The birds often hang around In Ft M ellon Park fo llo w in g young men who appear to be loaded (with tasty tidbits) and getting all they can for him before moving on to another friend SUBSCRIBE TO T H E SANFO RD H ER ALD FOR T H E B EST LO C A L NEWS C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 i « S « • * * * ------------^ ................. — �A - Sanlord Metald. S an fo rd . Florida • W ednesday. January 26. 1904 NEW S FROM TH E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Outlawing organ donor discrimination T A M P A - Insisting a person's organs tie transplanted o n ly in fo rretpients o f a s p e c ific rare Is "On- worst form of d iscrim in a tio n ." said a s ta ir nenator w h o prom ised to fllr legislation lo o u tla w the p rn c tlrr. ' W e wanted to p re ve n t th is bad p u b lic p o lic y , but nut n ip p le the (H-ople who an- t r y in g to save llv r s by p ro v id in g organs for tran sp lan t." Sen. J a m e s T. Hargrett J r .. D-Tam pa. sold Tuesday. T h e proposed b ill ts aim ed at "d ire cte d d o n atio n ." the practice of p lrd g ln g a Ix x lv part to a sp e c ific In d ivid ual or general group. Ila rg rrlt said be w a s outraged to bear the story of riin n tu s S im o n s, a white, 24-year-old Marine reservist and K u K lu x K la n sym pathizer. S im o n s w as shot to death by a black teenager during an a p p a re n tly robbery In J u ly 1990. S im o n s ' |Kirents ag reed to donate Ids heart, liver, pancreas and kidneys, hut th ey stip u la te d the organs go o n ly la w hite recipients. Ila rg rrlt said that ty p e o f re . tietIon " a c tu a lly k ills " because It a llo w s critically III tra n sp la n t candidates o n a w aiting list tn Ik* skipped. I lls legislation w o u ld lr a v r unchanged th e legal right to donate a kidney o r liv e r to a relative o r o th e r nam ed person Reaction C o n t in u e d from P ag e I A " T h e fact that P r e s id e n t C lin to n Is a good sjx*aker alm ost m akes It easy lo forget th a t lie 's I s .iilu g the same o ld d ru m ." -aid Hep. T llllr K. F o w le r. RJa c k so n v ille . "I agree w ith hfs d ia g n o s is . ... but w e d iffe r fjin r p ly on the cure." • "I th in k Congress Is g o in g to Iv s p o n d very well to th e presljlc n t 's request that th r n atio n w o rk together to deal w ith som e o f o u r most d llllru lt ch a lle n g e s * - fig h t in g crim e , p r o v id in g • veryoiu* With health ca re co ve r­ age. a n d reforming o u r b roken Jvelfnre system ." said Sen . Bob J,r.iliu m , I) Miami Lakes. ; In Ids first formal S tate o f the U n io n address Tuesday. C lin to n ’ itedged a forceful effort to enact ic a ltli cure and welfare reform Jmd challenged la w m a k e rs to pass a ban on assault w e ap o n s to j m k the n atlon 'scrtm c p ro ble m . • C lin to n called (or m ore |xillee itfllc c rs on th r streets, a n d a * lin e r strikes, you’ re o u t " ru le V lilc h w ould send three*!Ime felon s to p rlv m for life. • In Sanfm d. poller C o m m a n d e r t e n n is W h itm ire c o m m e n te d hat C lin to n ’s proposals d id not o far enough, ' lie Just to u ch e d lie s u rfa c e ." W h itm ire sa id . C C c ru tln ly nm rr officer* o n the Street w ould Ik- a Mart, but front H iai |K>lut there are m a n y o th er Fa s u e s w h i c h m u s t h e Approached. C " W ith m ote oil leers, th e re w ill be m ore arrests. T h is m e a n s we w ill need more p ris o n beds, m o te s t a le a tto rn e y s , m o re Judge-j. m ore public defenders, and a revam ping of (he e n tire ju d ic ia l system ." S e m in o le C ou n iy U n d e rsh crlfT S ieve lla r r lc t l said Ids office fu lly su p p o rts the p re sid e n t's c o m m u n it y p o lic in g p l a n . T h a t 's something o u r depart* incut h a s Ik -cii w orking o n v e ry c lo se ly ." he said. "In fact, wc have a n application out fo r a gram (o obtain more c o m m u n ity 3 S *- i officers." " A s for the Ihree-stnkcs y o u 're out c o n c e p t." he c o n tin u e d . "(Ids is again In keepin g w ith the co n ce rn s of our d e p a rtm e n t. and th is m ay accom plish som e m ean in g fu l reduction In repeut offenders." " B u t w r have to th in k about i he* n rm -vlo le n t c r im in a ls as W ell." H arriett said. “ T h e car thieves an d burglars Im pact o u r c rim in a l ju stice system a n d take aw ay o u r ability to w o rk on cn m h a itln g more violent c rim e s. A ll o f t h ls m ust lx*considered." State Sen. Gary' Siegel, R -F c rn Park, s a id he was u n su re o f the Im parts o f the "three s t r ik e s " plan, but added "It’ s g o in g to LO TTER Y M I A M I - H e re a r e I h e w in n in g n u m b e rs s e le c t e d Tuesday in toe Florida Lottery: C ash 3 6 -3 -3 P la y 4 1-3-1-0 Sanford Herald Fla J377I Second C u t i Potlagt Paid si Sanford, F lo o d s and additional moving o ISc m P O S T M A S T ER Sand addrata chengo* lo TH E SANFORD HERALD. P O B o i 1147. Sanlord. F L 11773-1 *47. Ko Ri Im IBody 4 Sunday) T non* i/fWrtqf 1 M ontto « M ontto I YOdf (IM S t n CO ITS 00 Florida Raardanta rnutl pay 7% lac In addition lo roioo a bo,a U 4 00 S A N F O R D — Students at Sem inole High School w ho work hard for lh e ir grades a ir rew arded handsom ely Tor the efforts by the Sanford business co m m u n ity. F or several years now the Scm lnoles have been w o rkin g w ith a n u m b e r o f area m erch an ts on a program w h ich awards the very lo p students In llic school for their hard w ork. T h e S u per Sem inole C a rd Is presented to stu den ts who earn a 3.5 nr Ix-ltcr gradr point average on a four |xilnt scale. T h e ca rd provides the students w ith d isco u n ts and Incentives from various stores and restaurants In Sanford. L in d a Jo h n so n , co -ow n er o f W illia m H ow a rd Jew e lers In S an fo rd , said she believes th r program Is one o f the finest Incentives for students to w ork harder In school. " W e su p p o rt th e S a n fo rd Jo h n s o n M id . "W h e n th e v bool do this, w r were th rille d ." At W illia m H ow ard J c w c lrrs stu d e n ts are given a d iscount s c h o o ls ." asked us to the stellar on Jewelry purchases. "T een agers love Jew elry.” Joh n son said. “ If we ca n give them a little off they ca n get what they w ant." O th er Sanford m erch an ts who are in ­ volved In the program arc* Hardee's. P izza H ut. Subw ay. Beach Scene. L iq u id S o lu ­ tions. Sanford M u sic Center. B e lly A n n e 's H a lts ty lin g and M ane C reations A cc o rd in g to S h e lia M ichaels, who helps coord in ate the program for the sch oo l's l*TSA. the Super S em in ole Card lias been v e ry popular. " T h e kid s love It." she said. More than 300 stu den ts were given card s for the first quarter of the school year. A bout the sam e num ber are exported to earn the T h s sea rch Is o n l H untor R o b e r t s , a g e 8. and h is mother. Sharon Roberts, pay regular visits to the library to spend quality tlmo together. T h e y are w o r k in g al (he com puter at tho la k o Mary P u b lic Library lo find new and unusual books to read and explore. Mar aid Fhoio tn Su m s Warmer exp en sive." It costs about 5 4 0 a day to keep an Inm ate in state prison and It Is even m ore e xp en sive to keep an Inmute In federal prison. Ym i <o u ld v m l an Inmate to H arvard for a y ear for that k ind of m o n e y ." E a to n P o m m rn te d .' " T h a t's the cost. T b c q u rstlon I th in k you need to look at when ynu a r r t a lk in g ab o ut th re e strikes and y o u 're out Is 'do we get an y u tility w hatsoever lor the m oney lo house people In (heir 6 0 s an d 70s w h o are not dungergu » and are ta k in g up p rlv m space that sh o u ld be reserved for those who arc dangerous."* Group wants Malcolm X autobiography banned in middle school By Associated Press JA C K S O N V IL L E "T h e A utobiography o f M alcolm X " teach es c h ild re n to be drug dealers and co n ta in s untl-whhc racism , a cco rd in g to a local group who w ants the 1964 book l>alined from m id d le schools. L ib e rty A nd J u s tic e For A ll told a co m m u ter o( parents and t e a c h e r s o n T u e s d a y th e a u t o b io g r a p h y o f th e " Y o u cun co n tin u e b u ild in g assassinated c iv il rights leader Is prison ce lls and b u ild in g p rlv m " hate filled " and prejudiced. ce lls and one d a y ." Eaton said, "It has a biased presentation "th e taxpayers are going In say for one re lig io n — Islam — 'W e 'v e had enough. W e're spen ­ against another — C h ristia n ity ." din g nil ou r m oney on p rlv m said Susan Lam b, form er presi­ ce lls." dent of Liberty and Ju stice For Eaton favors u balanced type of Alt. The com m ittee agreed the approach tn the problem "I don't have a problem w ith book should be restricted from very serious, violent crim in a ls c o u n ty stu d e n ts grades six being put aw ay for long prison through right, hut high scIkhiI term s. I Just th in k you just need students should cn n iln n r to to have some sort o f m echanism have clrur access to It. However, m em ber* of Liberty In the end to release people when you have p rio ritie s that need to A n d Ju stice For A ll were not be set so other people can gel Into satisfied w ith the com m ittee's decision and prom ised a light the sy ste m ." when the issue com es before the school txiard c ith e r next week or In March. Last M arch, D u val C o u n ty j schools placed a restriction on ] "S n o w W hite." citin g violence In the book. E le m e n ta ry school ch ild re n need perm ission to take It out of school libraries. In the m id d le schouls, two Stephen K in g books. " T h e Dead Z on e " an d "T h e T o m m y k n o c k rrn " were banned, a n d high school students may ch e ck them out o n ly w ith parental perm ission. O ver the years, more than GO books have been banned by the school system alter com plaints from parents. M ark Sweeney, an elementary school p rin cip al w ho serves on the review com m ittee, defended the decision lo require parental perm ission. "W e are going In a direction of e m p o w e rin g p a re n ts " by In­ v o lv in g (hem In educational de­ cision s. he said. But he said he w as against u ban o f the book. TH E W EA TH ER Today: P a rtly su n n y. H igh In th r up|x-r 70s. W in d east 5 lo 10 m ph. Tonight: F a ir. Low In llic m id lo up|x-r 5 0 s. W in d light und variable. T h u rsd a y ; P a rtly su n n y. High In the u p p e r 70s to near 80. W ind east 5 tn 10 m ph. E x te n d e d fo rc c u s t: F r id a y through S u n d a y: P a rtly clo ud y w ith m ild n ig h ts and w arm days. L o w s In the 60s. Illg h s each d ay In the upper 70s cast io u s I w ith Ihe low lo m id 80s Interior and west. HI u It 40 Ft u tt n 74 40 •1 75 70 74 It TV F W EDNESDAY P t ly c ld y 7 8 -5 8 c F IR S T J a n . 19 La 40 ro 54 a X u SI u a 55 >5 a $4 M Pet 00 05 oo 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 LAST Feb. 3 F THURSDAY P t ly c ld y 8 0 -6 0 MOON PHASES CP FLORIDA TEM PI City Oai'gna Batch Fi Itud Batch Fort Vyir i OMfmvItli Jackton.iita Key Wen lakeland Miami Paniacoia Saratola Taitahatte* lampa Vrro Beach W Palm Beach NATIONAL T I M N EXTENDED OUTLOOK O A w FULL Ja n . 27 NEW Feb. 10 BEACH CO NDITIO NS D a y to n a B e a c h i W aves art 1 2 feet a n d glassy. C u rrent Is m tlx* n orth w ith a water temperalu re o f 5 8 degrees. N e w S m y r n a B each: W aves a rr 2 fre t and sem i glassy. C u rren t Is in the south, w ith a water tem perature of 58 degrees F R ID A Y P t ly c ld y 8 2 -6 0 ------------ SATURDAY P t ly c ld y 8 2 -0 0 TIDES THURSDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. 4.40 a.m.. 5.00 p in.; MaJ. 10:50 a.m.. 11:15 p in T I D E S : D a y to n a B e ach : highs. 8 17 a m .. 7:56 (t in.: lows. 12:22 a.m.. 1:58 p .tn .; N e w S m y r n a B e e c h ; lilg lis . H 2 2 a.m .. 8:01 p.tn,: lows, 12:27 a.m .. 2:03 p m .: C ocoa B e a ch : hig hs. 8 37 a.m., 8:16 p.m.; lows. 12:42 a.m.. 2:18 p in . ________________ BOATING S t. A u g u s t in e to J u p it e r In le t Tonight: W in d cast 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 It. Bay and Inland w aters a lig ht chop. Isolated s h o w e r s . T h u r s d a y : W in d southeast 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a light chop. Isolated show ers. SUNDAY P t ly c ld y 8 2 -6 0 STATISTICS T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday w as 74 de­ grees and the overnight low was 4 9 as rep orird b y llic U niversity of Florida A g rle iiltu t.il Keacnrrh and Educuiton C enter, Celery Avenue. R e e o rd e d r a in f a ll for the p e r io d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . W ednesday, totalled 0 Inches. T h e teni'x-rnturc al 9 a.m. to d a y w nt 0 3 d eg re e s and W ednesday's overnight low was 52. us recorded by the National W e a lh e r Service ,u the Orlando In icrm tilu n al A lq x rri. T u e s d a y 's h ig h ................. 77 B a r o m e t r ic p re s s u re .3 0 .1 8 R e la t iv e H u m id it y ....84 pet W in d s ...............N o r t h 7 m ph R a in f a ll........................ 0 Ins. 8 u n s e t ....................6 :0 0 p.m . S u n r is e ...................7 :1 6 a.m. Temperature! ind cat* prr.toui day'! high and o v e r I to**tolp m EST City HI lo Prc Ottk Anchor tn IT 75 Allonla M IT cdy Atlantic City 4) 75 in Baltimore 41 )t rn 41 Billing! cdy Birmingham 41 cdy Bltmarck 10 cdy floiia 54 OJ cdy Bolton 70 cdy Burling tonVI II cdy C t o n t t ion.SC 41 cdy C to rle ilo n W Va 41 74 75 rn ChaUefte.N C 4] J4 07 rn 75 in Chicago U 70 01 in Cleveland 71 TS .14 rn Concord.N H 74 04 clr O altai Ft Worth 71 »] tdy D en rtf 57 71 in 0*1 Maine. la » 04 in Detroit » 17 cdy Honolulu n 41 it cdy Moulton 74 41 .14 cdy Indianepolfi 41 1) It Jaction Mitt 44 JO rn Kaniai City 41 M 01 cdy la t Vegai 57 44 04 cdy Little Rock 47 4» 41 rn Lot Angelet 41 SO » rn Memphit 41 It JS m Milwaukee II n 07 tn Mpit $1 Paul 10 II 04 in Nathvilla a 44 5i rn New O fleart /* a cdy Hew York City m u cdy Oklahoma City 55 44 Cdy Omaha 14 » in Philadelphia 17 41 44 I) clr Pillitourgh 77 54 55 In Portland Va-na 14 01 clr SI L o u il >7 a 77 rn Salt Lake City 51 M In Seattle 44 41 cdy Wethtngtpn D C 47 11 10 Phono (407)131 3411 to* r card for th e m ost re c e n tly co m ple ted quarter. "I think II gives the k id s som ething lo work tow ard." assistant p rin cip a l Verna Jackson said. Johnson said she believes the students who work hard and m ake superior grades should lx* rewarded. T h e y earn a little som ething by w orkin g hard." she said. "1 th in k It's nice for th em ." The program has Ix rn In place for several years and school officials report nothing but jHisitlvr rrs|x>nv*s from Ihe stu drn ts and th r m erchants. "T h e m erch an ts love to help out th r k id s who arr w o rkin g hard an d doing well In M'hool." mild Jackso n . The students enjoy the status of flashing out the ca rd s In the stores and restuurants and Ihe m o n e y -s a v in g a s p e rt Is v e ry popular ns w ell, school adm in istrators said. "I th ink It s a great program for the k id s ." Jarksn n said "W e all love It." High tech search Eaton Wednesday. Janui'y 26. 1904 Vol. 66. No 136 P u b lic t o d O w l* and S u n da y, e i t a p t Sstutdsr»byi bi Sen lord Herald. Inc 300N Inc M O N French A r s , Sanlord By VICKI DaSORMItN Horald S ta ll Writer take a w h ole lot m ore than that If we’re g o in g to deal w ith crim e effectively." Sen. C o n n ie M ack. H-Coral Springs, s a id C lin to n 's Ideas on crim e prevent Ion do not go far enough. H e said Ihe president m ust take steps to "keep evil p e o p le " oTf Ih e s l r r r t s b y t'llm ln a lln g early prison release program s. The president, w ho has yet lo veto a b ill, sa id he w ould do so If Congress p a v ie d a health-reform plan that does allow for u n iv e r­ sal coverage — and that does not sll well w ill) Hep. Porter J . Goss. R-Sanlbcl. “ H r sit Id h e was going to veto any lie u llb ca re reform proposals except the C lln io n plan or Ihe U n iv e rsa l H c a llli C are p la n ," Goss said. "T h e re nre five other plans out there and they all deserve to be debated." But H a rry Joh n sto n . D-West Palm Ifcaeh. M id C lin to n has made " d lffle u ll ch o ice s" In h is health care reform package that m an y In C n p lto l H ill w ou ld rather avoid. "T h e president, b y Insisting on u n ive rsal coverage. Is s e llin g u standard tliu t Congress m ust live up to a n d d ia l every A m e ri­ can ra n e m b ra c e ." J o h n s to n said. Doug E la m , eh u in n un of th r S e m in o le C o u n iy R e p u b lic a n E x e cu tiv e C o m m itte r, ugreed Continued from Page 1A there n e rd s to be health care reform, but said lie w as con- G .tl. E a to n J r . 1s a m em ber of tbc re trn rd about the sm a ll b u s i­ F lo rid a S en ten cin g G u id e lin e s nessm an b ea rin g the b ru n t of C o m m is s io n . T h e co m m is s io n h ss w orked for two years on t h e l t s e n l l o n d t o t l x It. — -------"I'm very concerned w hat li ' recom m endations presented to t h r le g is la t u r e d e a lin g w ith w ill do to s m a ll businesses." said sen ten cing reform to ease stale Elam . " T h e y w ill have to c a n y HO percent o f the load. Som e­ p r i s o n o v e r c r o w d i n g . T h e leg islatu re has designated the thing needs lo lx- done, but 1994 revision of Ih r sentencing fln n n rln g It Is (he tric k ." Som e law m a k e rs crossed the gu id elin es as the "S a le Streets In itiative of 1994." party lin e w ith enthusiasm . In h is Tuesday night S lu tr o( "Y o u ICIIntonl represent the best ch u n ec th is co u n try has to the U n io n A d d rrss. Presid ent C lin to n proposed u "H ire r strikes reform n governm ent program one a w r y . " E. C la y S h a w . and y o u 're o u t" plan aim ed ut Fort Lau d erd ale, said o f the re p e a t o ffe n d e rs. I n d iv id u a ls welfare syste m . "N o w Is the tim e convicted o f three violent crim e s w ould go to prison for life. lo rescue th e poor w ho rem ain Eaton said It's popular to p ill trapped tn o u r welfare sy ste m ." C lin t o n 's w e lfa re p ro p o s a l people In prison; It's not popu lar would p u l a two-year lim it on to pay for It. " T h e Federal Bureau o f P rison s benefits, co u p lin g It w ith e d u ca­ has grow n from som ething less tion and Job tra in in g program s than 4 7 .0 0 0 beds lo som ething B ill a ll la w m a k e r s ag re ed C lin to n s p o k e m o v in g ly and over 6 0 .0 0 0 beds In the last few years. A n d It ts predicted by the with passion. " T h e p re sid e n t d elivered u Federal Senten cin g G u id e lin e s good sp e e ch ." said Rep. Dan C o m m issio n that the federal gov­ M iller. R -Braden ln n . "W h e n I ernm ent w ill need 119.000 p ris ­ hear the w o rd s I fin d m yse lf on beds by 1999." Eaton said. agreeing w ith m u ch o f w hat he " A ll y o u have lo do Is figure out says. T h e p roblem Is the de­ the cost o f a prison bed nnd m u ltip ly that out and the cost uf tails." l*tjrm«tion fr*#n A»too«ttd Prt\» it con what It Is to stay In prison and Utrwd to fh*»roport y o u s e c th a t b e c o m e s v e ry LOCAL FORECAST F a n ta s y S 17 20-1 4 -5 -2 5 Working hard pays off at SHS Ta' B M M | �* * « # • I Se/ifortJ Herald, Sanford. Florida - W ednesday, January 28. 1094 - u Study: U.S. households poorer by nearly $5,000 PO LICE B R IEFS Robbery, theft charged By TIM BO VBI A ssociated Proas Writer Damien C o rn e liu s B ry a n l. 10. 1305 W. M U ) S i.. Sanford. a l hto *lom c M antl“ y m orn in g on two robbery and 1 ‘ *,arK « - Sanford |K>llce say llry a n t took a purse from ■I M ilder water A partm ents w om an Ja n . 19. Reports state Ibe .»m.in was w alkin g through the p arkin g lot ca rry in g grocery 1,1 « m is when Hryant grabbed her purse, k n o ck in g m r pac kages to the ground and (feeing In a w a llin g car. On Jan . 20. p o ller say Hryant grabbed u w om an 's purse from n rr al S lon rbr.xtk Apartm ents and (led to u w n llln g car. Tw o witnesses cluised h im In their car w hile c a llin g police on their . rli.. ar telephone. Police C m dr. D ennis W h llm lre said charges in a third purse sn atch in g are pending a v ictim Identification Suspects sought Arrest for burglary Kevin I a n ia r Sm ith. 21. 5 150 llry a n t Ave.. Sanford was arrested on b u rglary and grand theft charges at the S e m ln o lr ( ounty Jail M onday. H qxjrta state S m ith broke Into S u n T e rh ” indows in San lord In Sep'* m ber and look a facslrnllle m achine and cth ci Items valued at In excess of $300. Investigators say S m ith confessed lo Ibe crim e In December. Drunken driving chargod •lames N'alban West. 43. 130 Penolope Drive, laingw ood. was arrested on a drunken d riv in g charge follow ing a traffic slo p In A llam on te S prin gs early Tuesday m orning . The facos of two man Sherry Parry said killed her husband David Gerald Perry w llh a single blast of his shotgun In their W inter Park homo last Thursday morning. Perry gavo descriptions of both men fo Investigators who prepared these com posite photographs. Porry’s description of the murder and men are unsubstantialcd, said sheriffs spokesm an Ed M cDonough. Both are described as Panamanian One Is 40 to 45 years old, six feet to six feet, two Inches tall, w eighing 230 lo 250 lbs. with black hair, brown eyes and a m ustache Tho second man was described as 35 lo 40 years old. five feel, nine Inches lo five feel 10 Inches tail, w eighing 185 lbs., with black hair and brown oyes and clean shaven. A n yo ne w ith in form ation Is askod to Investigator Ja n ice W althers at 3306634 or Investigator Bob Jaynes at 3306600. ext. 374 Warrant arrests made I lie follow ing wanted persons were taken Into custody: • D a v id J o h n R in e h a rt. 21. 641 S a b a l L a k e D riv e . Longwood: on a grand theft . barge • R andall Edw ard Boston, 19. 435 M c U I n U n r . Geneva: on a battery charge. • A n th o n y Eddie W hite. 40. 500 O ak Ave.. Sanford: on a theft prolm llon violation charge. • Robert A lle n R ichter. 24. 7 1 1 W ynn Drive, Sanford: served w iib u w arrant al the Sem inole C ou rtly ja il ch arg ing him w ith u probation violation for throw ing a deadly m issile. • D a n ie l B lru s . 18. 833 Sem inole Ave.. Longwood: on a b u rg lary charge. • N icholas I a C ain, 26. 741 E C h u rch Ave.. tmngwood; on three probation violation charges for an aggravated assault con viction and two co n victio ns for attem pting to obtain pharm aceutical drugs w ith a forged prescription. • Ch arles Leon B o y k in s Sr.. 47. 3395 ONeal St.. M idway; on an aggravated battery charge Crimes reported to deputies The follow ing crim e s were reported to Sem in ole C o u n ty deputies: • Edw ard Sim m ons. 24. of W in ter Pnrk. repoited he was Ix-aten by a crow d of more than a dozen patrons on Southw est Hoad early M onday m orning. Follow in g u report that 14 |>eoplc were lirat ing a m an In the parkin g lot of a liar, deputies arrived to hnd S im m o n s sta g g e rin g In the ro ad w ay, b lee d in g profusely from Ihe head. S im m on s was taken lo C e n tra l I lorlda Regional H ospital for treatm ent. Deputies report fin d in g .1 six-foot long piece of two-by-four board and article s of S im m o n 's clo th in g In the p arkin g lot. No oth er details were available. Crimes reported to Sanford police The follow ing crim e s were reported to Sanford police: • A resident of Ihe 1600 block of West Second Street rc|Mirted a rifle, shotgun and two handguns, a ll valued ut $900. w r r r taken from h is hom e som etim e betweem 2 a m. Dec. 29 and 8 31 a m . M onday. • A 1988 M ercury Sabal w as reported taken from the p arkin g lot of M ike Monroe Terrace som etim e tie tween 5:50 a m. M onday and 12:09 a.m. Tuesday. • A video tape recorder valued at $254 w as reported taken Irom a residence In the 100 block or North Mnple A venue som etim e M onday between 6 :30a.m . and 4 :15 p.m . • T w o video tape recorders valued at $800 were reported taken from a residence In Ihe 1400 block of W est Seventh Street som etim e M onday between 3 p.m. and 3:35 p.m. The v ictim reported as he was d riv in g home, he saw a m an nearby ca rry in g a duffle bag apparently containing two rectangular objects. • A 1981 D atsun reported m issin g Monday m orn in g by the ow ner of Jo h n B urke A u lo Sales. 317 W. First St., was found by F’alm Bench C ou n ty sh eriff's deputies Monday. • A 1983 C h e v ro le t C n iiia ro reported sto le n from a M rlln n vtlle Avenue residence S u nday night w as reported found early M onday m orning In front of a H aw kin s Aven u e residence. • A Sanford city m aintenance superintendent reported six trees and several shrubs In the m edian o f First Street a l M anguustlne Avenue were damaged. The value of Ihe loss was estim ated at $1,800. • Stereo equipm ent and cam eras valued at $3,899 were reported taken from a residence In the 1400 block of West Seventh Street som etim e between 9 p.m. S unday and 5:15 a.m . Monday. „ • $760 In cash was reported taken from u C o u n try C lu b Road business som etim e Ja n . 19 between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 pan. • The m anager of the W in n -D ixie Store on South French A venue reported $1,000 w as m issin g from deposits made on Ja n . 13. M ilk in coffee - l o t s of m ilk By Ths Astoolsfd Rrasa C H IC A G O — W om en w ho d r in k coffee ou g h t to d r in k p len ty of m ilk ns w ell to keep their Ixmes strong, researchers say. Previous research showed that c a f f e in e I n c r e a s e s u r in a r y excretion of ca lciu m . A la ck of ca lciu m can lead to osteoporosis, a th in n in g of bones most co m ­ m o n In p o s t - m e n o p a u s a l w om en. In a new study, researchers from the U n iversity of C aliforn ia a l S an Diego looked at the coffeennd m ilk -d rin k in g h n b lls of 980 p osl-m rn o p au sal w om en ages 50 lo 98 years and m easured the d en sity of their h ip and spinal Irancs. " I f you 're going to d rin k you r coffee, cat your ca lciu m ." co n ­ c lu d e d S h aron E d clste ln . c o ­ au th or of the report In today’s J o u rn a l of the A m erican M edical A ssociation Ion In hard lim e s has suddenly become hard m id Rat. and If yo u r em p loye r decides to drop W A S H IN G T O N - T h a t nag­ you. you w o n ’ t have m uch of a ging feeling of harder tim e s In cu sh ion Ihcre to catch y o u ." recent years was no Illusion. The The m edian A m erican house­ g o v e r n m e n t s a y s A m e r ic a n h old 's net w orth was $36,623 In households' net worth dropped 1991. dow n $4,849 from 1988, roughly $5,000 on average be­ The 1988 m edian of $-11,472 tween 1988 and 1991 w as little ch an g e d from (he The C ensu s Bureau on T u e s­ $-12.93-1 recorded In 1984. A ll d a y b la m e d th e 12 p e rce n t the figures were adjusted for decline, ufter Inflation, m a in ly Inflation. on fa llin g real-estate v a lu e s. M edian m eans that h a lf (he T h o s e y e a r s I n c lu d e d an households had net w orth — eight-m onth recession an d the assets m in u s lia b ilitie s — of start of an an em ic recovery. m ore than that am ount, and half H ard lim e s ' b ile w as c u s h ­ had less. ioned by risin g values of stocks, W ealth In A m c rirn Is d is trib ­ ca rs and tru ck s and retirem ent uted unevenly along lines of accounts. race, age. fa m ily situation, geogA fallin g net worth m eans real iT p h y and education. Ihe study h ard sh ip for real people. shows. " F o r k id s, for e x a m p le . II The m edian b lack household's m eans you r parents m ay not net worth. $-1,604. was about a have the m oney for you to go to 10th that o f the m edian w h ile college, and It m eans they m ay household. $-14,408. not he able to borrow m oney In " T h a t's due lo differences In a n e m e r g e n c y . " s a id A r lo c Incom e and ea rn in g p o w e r," S herm an, a researcher at the s a id T . J . E lle r . Ihe C e n s u s C h ild re n 's Defense F u n d . " I l Bureau dem ographer who wrote ce rtain ly m eans that y o u r cushthe report. Jackson settlement: What about career? w m JAM RSANDERSON A ssociated Press W riter L O S A N G E I.E S — B y {laying m i l l i o n s 10 p u l a c h l l d m olt-M.ition law su it behind him . M ichael Jack so n m ay well have averted crim in a l charges, ton But som e believe Ills star m ay never again rise so high. " I l keeps h im In business, but to som e degree I th in k he would have been better off from Ihe sta rt fig h tin g It." said G reg D u n k ln . program m anager for K Y S H -F M . " if he ever gets big again. Il w on't lie the day after tom orrow ." T h e b o y . n o w 14. su e d Ja ck s o n tn Sepiem lxrr. alleging Ihe pop star seduced h im Based on Ihe allegations, prosecutors In L o s A n g e le s u n d S a n ta Barbara co u nties began c rim in a l Investigations. No ch arg es have been (lied so far. F in a n c ia l lerttm of the out* ■of c o u r t s e t t le m e n t , u n d e r w h ich Ju ckxo n m a in ta in e d h is In n ocen ce , were co n fid e n tia l. But a source put II at at least S in m lllk u t. w h ich w o u ld n 't h u rt the ban k baluncc of a m an whose net w orth, accord in g lo Forbes m a g a /ln r. Is m ore than $150 m illio n . W hat the se ttle m e n t co u ld hurt Is the c rim in a l probe. For one thing, had 1tie* c iv il case gone to court, prosecutors could have used Ilie testim on y and dep o sition s In their case. Also. Peter A rrn c lla . a law professor at the U n iv e rsity of C u llfo m la at Los Angeles, said the b oy w ould p ro b a b ly not cooperate anym ore w ith p ro ­ secutors. and under stale law. he ca n 't lx: forced to. A n d that c o u ld s p e ll th e e n d o f Ihe Investigation. "T h e re 's little reason the boy's parents w ould want to see their c h ild cx|x>scd 10 p u b lic scru tin y and m edia scru tin y In n crim in a l tria l.” Arenella said. T h e h o y 's la w y e r . L a r r y Feld m an , said n oth ing In the settlem ent pertained to the c rim ­ inal case. A nd he d id n 't rule out h avin g the hoy testify. "N o b o d y has bought anyone's silen ce ." Feldm an said. Los Angeles D istrict A ttorney G il G a rce tti said the settlem ent w on't affect h is Investigation. Santa Barbara C ou n ty D istrict A ttorn ey Thom as W . Sneddon J r . had no com m ent. Even w ith the case behind him . Ja ck s o n could pay a price In term s of endorsem ents and fan appeal. Ja c k s o n 's "D a n g e ro u s" tour sponsor. Peps I-Cota, w ished h im w ell In Ills recovery from what he said w as an addiction to IM ilnklllers last fall. But It noted its years-long re lation ship w llh Ja ck so n ended w hen he c a n ­ celed the tour. " A t th is point I th in k Ihe dam age Is done. I don't th in k the settlem ent w ill help or hurt. E ith e r way. there's serious d am ­ age to h is d raw in g power as an e n te rta in e r." said s y n d ica te d rad io host Tom Jo yn er, whose Dallas-based show airs In 32 u rb an m arkets. K Y S R -F M 's D u n k ln said, "I th in k a settlem ent Is going to lean a lot of people tow ard b elievin g that hc*s covering up som eth in g ." A t J a c k s o n 's s t a r on H o lly w o o d 's W a lk o f F a m e , C h ris C am p b e ll, a tourist from M elb ourne. A u s tra lia , Insisted the singer w as Innocent. B u t he said: " H e 'll never be the sam e. If l>mplc throw enough tnud tt w ill stick. I th in k h e 'll go q u ie tly ." Yet. W a lt D isn ey Co. has no p lan s In p u ll the p o p u lar CapUUn K o attraction at D isn ey tar.d. A n d J a c k s o n 's "D a n g e ro u s " alb u m Is s till se llin g b risk ly . In Its t i l t h week. It wan No. 140 on Ihe B lllh oard -S ou n d scan ch a rts und hud sold m ore than 5 m illio n copies. " H e 's got su ch u loyal follow ­ ing. I don't cure what he docs. 7 'im e s h a v e c h a n g e d ." s a id J u m c s M iller, m anager of Tem po Records In Los A n g ele s."If he does cap itu late und pays th is fellow olT. there's alw ays that shadow of a doubt. But the younger fans, they Just want h im lo get on w llh It." Not that Jn ck so n p lans lo lie low for long. A twice-postponed "Ja c k s o n F a m ily H on ors" special w ill be taped Feb. 19 In M is Vegas and b ro a d ca st Feb. 22 on N B C . n e t w o r k s p o k e s m a n F lo d y Suarez said. T h e event, featuring E lizab eth T a y lo r and Motown Records founder B arry Gordy, w ill attract som e 15,000 people and raise m oney for ch arity. S uarez said. For Personal & Commercial Insurance m C IR C U S in TONY RUSSI | INSURANCE 257$ 8 . F ranch Ava. 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Ooyte, Publisher and Editor T h e headlines fro m President C lin to n 's trip In E u ro p e focused o n Gam es D ip lo m a ts Play. W o u ld N A T O ta k e m em bers fro m Eastern E u ro p e ? W ould A m e ric a continue to lead llir N A T O alliance? W o u ld somebody, please, do so m e th in g about B o sn ia? W ould U k ra in ia n n u c lra r weapons be returned to R u ssia n s? And. o f course- Was A m e ric a tn an Isolationist yawn? A lte r all. W hitew ater, not NATO, led the evening n e w s here. SUBSCRIPTION RATF.: 3 Mouths........ .................. $19 50 6 M o n th s...................................$ 3 9 00 l Y e a r ........................................ $ 7 8 .0 0 Florida Reeldenta must pay 7% aalee tax In addition to ratae above. DITORIALS M eanwhile, In post-C old War R ussia, they were w a tch in g " T w in P e a k s ’ * arross 11 tim e zones. T h e populace w as "Intrig u e d ." acco rd in g to The N e w York Tim es. A n d last m onth, the govern­ m e n t of France alm o st wrecked the w orld's biggest trade d ea l (GATT). In o rd e r to tax A m erican-m ade m ovies, with the reven ues going to subsidize F re n c h ones. (G uaranteeing that F re n c h Dicks w ill get even m ore highbrow, d riv in g more F re n c h m e n to A m erican m o v ie s ) A t the same tim e , b illio n s of A m e ric a n dollars w e re being g a th e re d for the "In fo rm a tio n su p erh ig h w ay .” w h ic h Is a) global, b) "In ­ te ra ctiv e " and c) unfathom able. "In te rn e t." a p u b lic on line s e rv ic e already on the highway, h a s close to 15 m illio n |fl com m unicants. T h r co m m o n language on Internet la Am erican Childhood no longer age of innocence On Ihc same day u student at Lakevlcw Middle School was reportedly stabbed by another student. Associated Press released a study In childhood crime. The combination of the two brought a shocking revelation that childhood can no longer be considered thr age of Innocence. The Children's Defense Fund study com­ pared child versus adult crime statistics. It Iminted out that from 1982 until 1991, the number of arrests for murder and nonnegligent manslaughter for adults rose 11 percent. During that same time period, the number of Juveniles arrested for those crimes rose 93 percent. Then: was also a 79 percent Increase In the number of youngsters. 10 to 17 years of age, who used firearms to commit m u rd er during the 1980s. T h e CDF also reported that 5.356 children and teens were killed by gunfire In the United States In 1991. the latest year for Ihc statistics. Between 1979 and 1991. nearly 50,000 children and teens were killed by firearms. What do these statistics show? Hopefully, they will make more people realize that youth crim e Isn't something that only happens In the ghetto. It doesn’t Involve Just a few blg-ctty gang types. Youth crime com es right Into our own schools, streets, and homes. It ts here today, and until people realize what a serious problem It Is. U w ill grow at possibly an even larger rate than U ha* In the past. W ho l i to blame: school*, p a r e n t s , g overn ­ ment. the students themselves? No one Is singularly to blame. Now however, everyone Is faced willi the task of combatting this rapidly-rising pro­ blem. Each must do his and her part. Schools must be more aware of what is taking place in classrooms and on campus. Parents must not Just suggest their offspring behave In a better manner, they must Insist on It. Governments m ust continue to support projects aimed at reducing Juvenile crime, whether It Involves flnanclngor policing. T h e youngsters themselves m u s t also realize that causing harm to another Is not right. How many tim es do we see a criminal being Interviewed claiming that he or she •cels no remorse for the victim. W hat a sad situation that Is. Adults must first realize that othc. people have their own rights Until they do. how can they hope to teach their youngsters right from wrong? But It Is not (sola11o n Is t to h o l d d o m e stic pro b lem s ns most Important, when they really are. like now. for m any re aso n s. In c lu d in g International ones (I w ill explain | t Tho headlines from President Clinton's trip to Europe focused on Games Diplomats Play. J N o th in g today Is threatening to over run the w o rld other than the A m erican way of life, for good or for III. possibly for both l hat s the real A m erican earthquake, econom ically, scie n tifica lly . Ideologically an d cu ltu ra lly W h at's g oin g on is a contest for the soul of t h r world. A t Issue is what kind o f w orld our ch ild re n w ill live In There w as an earlier contest for the soul It was between the Old World and the New W orld, between A m erican and E u ro pean ways of life O ur New W orld was lld e a ily l open, upw ardly m o b ile , i n d i v i d u a l i s t , m a r k e t - d r i v e n , m erito cratic and. of course, dem ocratic. 1 he O ld W orld was. In some places, dem ocratic. But the o p e n n e ss, m e rito cra cy , p lu r a lis m an d the Tm-us-good-as-anyonc-else Idea w as absent and has been v e ry slow In com ing So A m e ric a n s have som eth in g to oiler the world, an d want to. T h a i's not Isolationism A m erican s m ay Ik- bored b y the dance of tindiplom ats, u n w illin g to put troops m Bosnia, an d unfocused on NATO, but th ey are globallyinvolved. As the lea d in g dem ocracy w e can help shape the post-Cold War peace to o u r advantage, by offering w hat we have. J A C K ANDERSON Inm an w ithdraw al is hard to figure ELLEN GOODM AN Inman: Thin-skinned or weird? B O S T O N — Let m e see If I have t ills right. B ill SuDre. To ny L e w is and I were part of a c a b a l who set out to ru in Bobby R a y In m an 's d a u g h te r's w edding. N o. no. no. that Isn 't It. W e ’ re part and p a rce l of the "N e w McC a r th y ls m ." A b u n c h o f colum nist h itm e n or h ltp e rso n s. C h a ra cte r assassins run am ok. T h e re we go. Now I’ ve got It. B o b b y Ray In m a n 's w ithdraw al o f h is name fro m nom ination a s secretary of defense m ay w e ll go down os o n e o f the stranger h o u rs In re c e n t political h is to ry . It was m atch ed only — " lik e a perfect b o o ke n d — by h is appearan re In th e Rose G ard en last month w hen he told th e w orld that h e'd voted for Bush an d had to re a c h a "co m fo rt le v e l" with C lin to n as co m m a n d e r In chief. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the e d ito r arc welcom e. A ll letters m ust be signed. Include the uddres* o f thr w riter and n d a y tim e telephone m im lrer. Letters should he on n single su b ject an d be us brief us ix m lb le . T h e Id le rs are subject In editing. Berry's World • T h is time, the form e r adm iral su ld his c o m fo rt had been destroyed by co lu m n is ts' a tta c k s , most n o ta b ly b y B ill SaDre o f The Sew York Tim es, but a lso b y the Tim es' L e w is and m e — quite the p o litic a l trio. If In m an d id n 't s o u n d like Dana C a rv e y doing R oss Perot, m a y b e he was a u d itio n in g for the s ta rrin g role In " T h e Prince and th e Pea." I m e a n are wc ta lk in g thin-skinned o r are we t a k in g weird? A n d If th a t seems like an attack, le t 's go to the videotape. In m a n sold he w a s fed up w ith "rush-toJu d g m e n t distortions o f m y record, m y ch a ra c­ te r a n d m y re p u ta tio n ." A nd he called S a flre a p la g ia ris t who m ade a deal with Bob Dole, and th e rest of us mere M cC a rth yile s. In retrospect, m y o n ly regret Is that m y c o lu m n was too b e n ig n . I gave h im a pass t lu o u g h the N a n n yg atc but asked to doublec h e c k the business v a lu e s he'd be b rin g in g to P en tag on . *YepI Here it is. 'Should the earthquake occur on any dates during the mid-part ot the month ot JANUARY, this policy..." E n g lish . A re the J o u m o - d lp lo g ro p olltlclans m iss in g som ething as they p la y In their sandbox w ith old and rusty Cold W a r to y s? S tart with the Idea t h a t A m e r i c a Is tu rn in g Isolationist. I t 's w ro n g . I s o la ­ tio n ism means d w e ll­ in g on "d o m e s tic " i s s u e s w h e n "fo re ig n " Issues are m ost im portant, as w h e n first fa s c ism a n d th en c o m m u ­ n ism threatened to o v e rru n the w orld . In tru th . Inman w a s loving ly stroked by the m e d ia and all of o ffic ia l Washington. He wns see n as the savior, th e greatest th in g since s lic e d cheese. V ery few o f us disagreed. If three c o lu m n s can raise th e heat to the b o ilin g point o n h is delicate th erm ostat. Inman better stay o u t o f the pantry, let a lo n e the kitchen. T h e Irony Is that I h ave written and w orried u b o u t the same Issues that the departing n o m in e e talked a b o u t. There is u ru s h to Ju d g m e n t In the m ed ia. While there have a lw a y s been harsh a tta c k s on p u b lic o fficials r ig h t back to Je ffe rs o n 's day. Vincent F oster's la s t w ords atxtut W a sh in g to n can s till c a rry a r in g o f truth: "H e re ru in in g people Is c o n sid ­ e re d sp o rt." O v e r the past years, we've seen decent people become the h it-a n d -ru n victim s ot (he m ass m edia tru ck. T h e ir lives have been redu ced to one bad m o m e n t, a single m is ta k e or m lsjudginent. T h e y 'v e been stuck w ith a perm anent label: I’o th ca d . Nannygatc. Q u o ta Queen. In an era of E -m ail, F a x A ttacks and th a t o x y m o ro n Instant A n a ly s is . It happens too fast to get the license p late n u m b e r. C aricatu re ean a lso be a kind of c h a ra c te r assassination. T h e re a rc a lot of w alking w ou n d ed. It Is true that so m e tim e s the media Is lo o concerned with p e r * u s l liv e s and not en o u g h w ith the public tru t. A n d It's true that m a n y people who consider p u b lic setvlcc re co n sid er w hat It would m ean In te rm s o f public scru tin y . I have taken som e of m y colleagues to t a s k for t hi s, e s p e c ia lly fo r th e level o f "p u b lic d is ­ c o u rs e " that ends up In a food-fight at the T V roundtable. B u t the only place you read those " a t ­ t a c k s " was In the tra n scrip t of hla ow n rem arks. " M y p ro b le m la w ith the colum n ist f A bunch of w h o Is afforded the columnist pages of the newspa­ hilmanor per an d the syn d ica­ hltpersons. t io n a n d Ihc t a lk Character sh o w s to curry on assassins run a tta c k s with no one amok. J resp on d in g ." he said. Th ose o f us who m ake o u r living te llin g people what we t h in k hear a good deal from those w ho say what they th in k o f what we th in k . U n lik e Mr. Inm an, w e stay In the kitchen. A s a colum nist you are expected to be opinionated. That d o e sn 't exem pt you fro m being fair. Most of u s w h o are In the b u sin e ss for the long run know that. B u t fairness ts a ls o a m atter of. uh. opinion. S o yes. there Is a p o in t to be made ab o u t h it-an d -ru n Journalism . B u t Bob b y Ray In m a n w a sn 't a victim . H e w a s criticize d for h is record. Concerns were ra ise d about his q u a lifi­ ca tio n s for the Job o f m a k in g w ar and m a k in g peace dividends. In the end. he was the on e w h o proved tltal he w a sn 't u p to the Job. T h a t Isn't M cC arth ylsm . It Is an opinion. W A S H IN G TON — T h r w ith d raw a l of Itohhv Ray In m an President C lin to n 's nom inee for D efense Secretary w as a bizarre and pathetic epilogue to a d istin g u ish e d <are rr In w h ich In m an quietly p lu y rd the n>le o( cop over th e excesses of the in telligen ce to m m u nlty. M a n y sources In Ihc Intelligence c o m m u n i­ ty b elieve that l( Inman had been at th r C IA in 1985-86. Instead of re s ig n in g In 1982. th e re w o u ld have been n o Iran-Contra affair. T h e y feef that he c o u ld have pre vented th e unethical and uncon stitution al a c t io n s th a t then C a b in e t m e m b e rs C a s p a r W einb erg er and G e orge Schultz could not. In m an w as our of those ra re g overn­ ment o ffic ia ls whose honesty an d integrity could be trusted. Me C In m an w as o n e was rare because he of those rare d id n 't use national government secu rity t*» ellect po­ officials vrhose l i t i c a l c e n s o r s h ip . honesty and Thus, on some oc­ integrity could c a s io n s . we would be trusted J delete m ateria l from ih r c o lu m n that hr Id e n tifie d as p o te n tia lly h a rm fu l to in ­ telligence sources and met hods. W e w ere not alone. A s h r made p u blic in his recent press, conference. Inm an had been designated from the tim e of thr C arte r a d m in is tra tio n its a point of contact — not a leaker, o r even a co n firm er o f inform ation — but as som eone who co u ld sim p ly make tin case to n ew s editors and o th e rs that ru n n in g a piece o f Information w o u ld deny access to that so u rce In the future. Never d id Inman cause u s to k ill an entire co lu m n , o r even change o i k - substantially. We do not know that he ever killed other Jo u rn alists' sluries Instead, the delt lio n ol otherw ise unessential Inform ation preserved A m e ric a 's ab ility to g a th e r valuable in ­ telligence on terrorists an d o ilie r enem ies In Ihe future. For exam p le , we were on ce asked to delete a reference to "N ational Securltv Agency so u rces." We liad Included It to establish c r e d ib ility on the c o lu m n 's inform ation Inm an urgued persuasively that by id - m liv ­ ing N S/V w e would be tip p in g cnem lca to tinfact th at the Intelligence w as based on "in te rce p te d co m m u n ication s." the agency's sp ecially, w hich might lead to the shutting down o f those rum niun lent ions. We d idn 't hesitate to drop It: nor d id Inman ever suggest w c abort the rest o f the colum n , w h ich w a s unflatterin g to h is own in ­ telligence com m unity. W h y d id we trust Inm an? Because from our own Independent reporting, w c had reason tu believe he was a man of sound judgment whose p rin cip le s were firm ly rooted in the C o n stitu tio n and the people, not the pre­ servation o f power for one adm in istra tio n or an oth er. B a rk In October 1980. w c llrs.t broke t h i­ story o f E d w in Wilson, w h o led a ring o f cx-CIA a n d Special Forces agents who were secretly su p p ly in g Libyan d icta to r M m ........ .. G a d lia li w ith explosives and stx-clal training. W ilson w as a long-time C IA employee who wus s till w o rkin g there at t h r tim e. Despite m any Indication* that lit w as irresponsible and even dangerous. Inm an w as otic of the few w ho sm elled a rat. The C IA had recently helped create a super-secret covert action u n it in the Navy dubbed T a s k Force 157. W ils o n was tapped as one o f Its key players, fronting as u bu sin essm an w ith several corporations in foreign countries. A s P ete r Maas put It in h is 1980 book. " M a n h u n t," W ilson was at the tim e "u great support-and-loglstlcs m an Bor the ugents). adept at m a k in g deals, expert at m oving funds th ro u g h the International banking system so they couldn't be traced " Soon, however, even colleagues on the task force began to re alize that W ilson w as in It for the money, not h is country. �— Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, January 26, 1994 - BA Land---------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A dirt w o u ld n r r t l s t a ff app ro vn ! a n d no lunger n erd com m ission a evenlance. S u ch an cx ra v a lltin w ou ld result In a fill. II about I t feel In depth, of ulxtut 60 sqiutn* feet In area, said G ary llu d dt-n h agcii. county Ixirtuw pit Inspector. A n o th e r etiangr w ould requ ire a Icvie w of haul routes by the S h e riffs Office, cou nty traH lc <ngiurt r. sclin al Ih m i i I and an v Approve----C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A C o m m is ­ sioners voted 4-1 lo set th eir filia l vote on the U a tltr Kldgt* levclo pm en t for J u n e 14 a llc r a tu te re v ie w . C o m m is s io n e r .arry F u rlo n g npimsed, Hattie K ld g r dcvelopr-is sought to b u ild 50 apart m erits. 275 homes and 35.000 square |rel ol Com m ercial npacr on a s t ir that s 75 jicrc e n l ilnmlprom* and HO lercenl wetlands. The property |cs northeast ol the interseetlon 11 t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Expressway and S late Road 434. The develofK*rs agreed to reserve |J2 a c r e s fo r e u n s e r v a tto n U s e r . le n t . [H a ttie Itldgc engineer H u gh a rlin g agreed In lim it lot sire* alNHil three hom es per acre d lim it ronunt rclal uses, but tn m lsslon ers agreed the lan d s sh ou ld lx- reduced fu rth er response lo opposition from 3 residents On a proposal by C om m issio n e r Carlton H enley, co m m issio n ers agreed the prof t sh ou ld he lim ited lo 220 t o t a l r e s id e n c e s , in c lu d in g h o . , it s and condom inium s a ffe c te d e lit e s . L a n d f ill re ­ q u ir e m e n t * w o u ld e x e m p t p la re n irn t ol san d y soil, gravel, concrete or brick. Under pn>|x>sed dredge and (III changes, several n r t lv lllr s w ould I*s exempted from |M-rmlHlng. i n c lu d in g m a in t e n a n c e o f m an-made ca n a ls, d o c k s Irss than I,(XX) square feel or 5<X) square fen on th e W cklv a H ivrr, p la n t in g n a t iv e v c g r la llo n . private Im m I ram ps, clearing for a 2!» loot-wide beach and naviga­ tion aids D o ck s would lx- lim ite d to 25 p a re n t ol the w id th of the canal or river and w ould lx- lim ited (o accom m odate n o m ore than three m olnrt/ed v e h icle s In resi­ dential nreaa. R ep air or replace­ ment ol existin g d o c k s would lie exempted from perm itting. For affordable h ousing pro­ jects. the s ire of p a rk in g spares could lx* reduced In m u llira m lly developm ents, e n n s iru n ln n to rear lot-lines co u ld lx- reduced and lin|«»ci fee deferm ent plans w ill lx- allowed. A lso, higherd e n s it y p r o je c t s w o u ld be allow ed on s m a lle r traets In co m m u n ity developm ent target areas. In ru ral d eve lo p m e n ts, the lOO-lot re s tr ic tio n w o u ld he removed for s u b d iv isio n s using septic tanks. In the Kcon area. It) parcels ironed lor non-residentlal uses p rio r to the J u n e 25, 1091 adoption of Ihe protection o rd i­ nance would lx- allow ed lo de­ velop ut their c la s s lflra llo n s al the time. A ll o f th e parrels urr between 550 and 1.100 feel from th r rtver, acco rd in g to a staff report. IfROBIRTNAYLOR JR. AP Labor Writer W A S H IN G T O N - T h e cost of em ployee frin g e benefits lik e health ra re rose at the lowest rale In s ix years, helping to hold Ihe Increase In com pensation for A m erican w orkers at u modest 3.5 (x-rccnt last year, the gov­ ernm ent reported today. The Lab or Departm ent said Ihe rise In Its Em p loym en t Cost Index, w h ich m easures changes In w agrs. salaries and benefit costs, m atched the record-low Increase registered In 1992. Hut the 4.6 percent rise In fringe b e ic f ll co s ls w as Ihe srnallrst since 1987. In a second report, the Labor Departm ent said w orkers co v­ ered by un io n contracts won wage Increases In the fourth q u a rte r of 1993 averaging 2 percent over the term s of the ag re em e n ts. T h e agreem ents they replaced, moat of w hich were negotiated In 1990. pro­ vided raises averaging 2.4 per­ cent. O verall, contract settlem ents won In 1993 gave w orkers lower average wage Increases, the re­ port said, w ith new contracts averaging 2.1 percent for the year. T h e co n tra cts they re­ placed averaged 2.9 percent. A vera g e wage Increases In union contracts have declined In all b u l one o f ih e last seven years. A n a lysts have c ltrd the sm all EATHS E R T “ A L " B E M B IN S T E A A lb e it " A l" llem bln ste r. 76, A b e ltn r D rlv r. D eltona, d ie d M onday. J a n . 2-1. 1994. at M e­ morial llo s p lia l. O rm ond Beach. D om M ay 14. 1917. In Ih Im ll. lie m oved lo C riu ra l F lo rid a III , 1970. M r D em blnxtrr w a s a 4 forem an for 3M Roofing M a lc ri-*ls. Wanti.m. Wls. He w as a em b e r of Our Lady of ih r ik e s C a th o lic C hurch. Deltona, n lg lils ot C olu m bu s 4th Degrre. E lk s lodge 2739. D eltona, and U n ited Com m ercial T ra v e l­ ers *217. He w as o w n e r of A rle ne 's Flow er Shop. W nusua. S u rv iv o rs Include wife. Irene; d a u g h te rs . N anel P re s s e y . K a lin s Kona. Hawaii. A n n e M ill er. M adison. Wls.; sons. W illia m . D cLand. C harles. Sun Fran cisco; i l x g ra n d c h ild re n an d th re e great-grandchildren. Stephen R. ILild.m il F u n e ra l Home. Deltona. In charge ot arrangem ents. J E N E T T E R C O F F IE Jcn e tte r Collie. 46. A ca d em y Place. O viedo, died T h u rsd a y . Jan . 20. 1994. at W in ter P a rk M em orial Hospital. Horn J u ly 21. 1948. In Oviedo, s h r w as a lifelong resident. Mrs. C offlc w as a tea ch er and a m em ber of Temple of Faith. Apopka. S u rv iv o rs include son, T o ny. C a s s e lb e rry : d a u g h te r. K im Ix rly. Oviedo; brothers. D avid. Osieen. Eugene. Bunnell: sisters. Arizona. M illie Tolbert, both of Oviedo: three grandchildren. M a rv in C. Zanders F u n e ra l Home. A popka, in charge of arrangem ents. B O B B Y C O F I E L D III Bobby Cofield, III. I. or W a sh ­ ington Street. Sanford, died S a t­ urday. J a n . 22. 1994. at F lo rid a Hospital. Orlando. Horn M arch 18. 1992. in Sanford, lie w as a lifelong resident. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e f u t h c i. Hobby. J r .. Sanford; m o th er, la ilo y sh a H u lls . Sanford: sisters. Jaccvn. D om inique Ingram, both o f S a ii f o r d : p a t e r n a l grand|>arcnts, Hobby and Argle. S a n fo r d ; p a t c r n a l- g r e a igrandparents. Jo h n and M attie W a ld o . S a n f o r d : m a t e r n a l grandparents. Delolse H ints. Hell Glade. Alfred W aldo. Hell Glade: m a te rn a l-g re a t-g ra nd p a re n ts. M ary Holts. Hell G lade. T. G allagher. A bhlnglnn. Pa. S lep h en R ILildauff Funeral H om e. Deltona. In charge of arrangem ents. Wilaon-Elchelbcrgrr Mortuary. E M 1 L IA N O S O L E R - M E R C A D O K m llla n n S olrr-M rrcad o . 102. o f Garret Street. Deltona, died M onday. Jan . 24. 1994. al West V o lusia M em orial Hospital. IX-Land. Horn J u n e 1. 1891 In Sun S a h a s t la n . P u e r t o R ic o , he m oved lu C e n tra l Flo rid a In 1991. He w as a self em ployed farm er and a m em ber of C ath olic C h u rch of S an SahaM lan. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar- rungemcnit J I M M Y R. H A R P E R J im m y R. H arper. 54. Springs Landing Boulevard. Longw ixxl. died Friday, J a n . 21. 1994. al F lo r id a H o s p ita l. A lta m o n te Springs. He w as born Dee. 10, 1939. In A lic e . T e x a s . M r. Harper was a H|H-rtallsl for A T A T and n n irm lx-r of First Haul lt*W C h iir r t i ill A l l . . . - H r , v rtrra n n fih e U S A ir Forte S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e m o th e r. A n n ie Deer. A lice. tla n flc ld F u n e r a l S e rv ic e s . W in ter Springs, in charge of arrangem ents. J O S E P H W. H I C K S Joseph W. H ick s. 71. Gurden Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday. Ja n . 25, 1994. at S o u lh S e m i­ nole Hospital. Longw ood Horn A p ril 24. 1922. In A d el, Ga. he m oved to C e n tra l Flo rid a In 1935. Mr. H ick s w as a .retired meat cutter and a m em ber of I laC h u rch of the N a tiv ity. He w as a veteran of the U .s. Navy. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e . Evelyn: son. Jo h n W alton H icks. S a n fo rd : d a u g h t e r s , L il l i a n G rant. Pamela S u lliv a n . Annetta liu w a. all of Longwood; sisters. Ik-a Alford. V irg in ia G ulley, both o f Sanford. Hobble S nyder. New S m y rn a Beach; seven g rand­ children. H u n flrld F u n e r a l S e rv ic e s . W in ter Springs. In charge of arrangements. G E R T R U D E C. S C H E T L E R G ertrude C. S ch ctlc r. 76. Ft. S m ith Boulevard. Deltona, died Sunday. Jan . 23. 1WU4. ut F lo r­ id a L iv in g N u r s in g C e n te r, Apopka. Horn J u n e 10, 1917. In Philadelphia, she m oved to C e n ­ t r a l F lo r id a In 1 9 7 0 . M rs . S ch ctlcr was an Interior designer and a mem ber of O u r laid)' of the L n k rs C a lh o llc C h u rch . Deltona. S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e brothers. H ill Gallagher. Dcltonu. Bernard Gaines Garden Chapel Funeral H om e joining togetherto better serve our community O ur new location IsN«i l 335 E. S.R. 434, Longwood, FL 32750 (Across from White Rose) 8 3 4 -8 5 5 0 or 7 6 7 -5 1 0 1 Partin Employee benefits slowest in 6 years S u rv iv o rs Include daughter. it-Vi'I'm ur' ■ O e llo iit i. son s. S S : c u r in c lo S o lcr. PurgSu Rico: J iro th e rs . Susano S o lrr and E u se rio Solcr. Puerto R ic o ; 17 g r a n d c h ild r e n . I I g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n a n d tw o g re at-g n a t-grandchildren. Stephen H HaldutifT Funeral Hom e. Deltona. In charge of arrangem ents. S H E R M A N F R E D E R IC K STEW ART S h crin a n F red erick Slew art. 33. East K lc k llg h te r Road., Lake Helen, died Sunday. Ja n . 23. 1994, In Lake Helen. Born A p ril 25. I9 6 0 in W atertown. N.Y.. he m oved to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1984. Mr. Stewart was a con­ crete fin ish e r for sub ro titra rlo ra and a Protestant. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e p a re n ts. 1'om and Daw n Steward. Lake Helen: daughter. Urany. Orange C ity: son. Daniel. Orange City; m u te rn u l g ran d m oth er. E d ith T rlc k c y . W atertown. Stephen K . ILildauff Funeral H om e. !)«*ltona. In charge of arrangem ents. L A U R A Y IN Q L IN Q Lau ra Y ln g lln g . 70. Klvcrbend Drive. A ltam on te Springs, died M onday. Ja n . 24. 1994. at F lo r­ ida H ospital. A ltam onte Springs. H o r n D e c , 4 . 1 9 2 3 . In Philadelphia, she m oved to CeilIral Florida In 1990. Mrs. Y ln g l­ lng was u retired accounting cle rk and a m em ber o f First Baptist C h u rch . O rlando S u rv iv o rs Include husband. Robert; daughters. Deborah. A l­ ta m o n te S p r in g s . S h a ro n Ogborn. Sw cdesboro. N.J.: three grandchildren. W oodtawn Funeral Hom e & M e m o ria l P a rk . O rla n d o , In charge of arrangem ents. P U N I M L S L U F F IE. J E N E T T E R t unerel servlets lor Jonatter Coni*. 44. ot Oeledo. *1M bo h*td Saturday el 1 p m , from Tompt* ot Faith, Apopka. with Bishop C H Washington olMciallng interment will follow In Boston Com*lory. Ov'edo Arrangem ents under th* direction el Marvin C Zondort Funorol Homo. Apopka, the pooplo't choice 1 T 0 H C .H . KEITH Funorol services tor M r H. Kelts Sion*. 41. Wirier P o rt, will b* hold Thvrsdey, 4 p m 4t IS* Winter P o rt Presbyterian CSurcS. wits Dr J Lawrence CutSIII officiating, assisted by try Me see inter mom will lotion In Woodtow.i Memorial Pork. Orlondo Friondi moy visit Wtdrwtdoy Irom 14 ond M p m *1 Boldwln Folrchltd Funorol Homo. Winter Park/Getdenrod Chopol In ll*u Ot liorwort. donations may bo mad* to t*o Orange County Retired Edue4tori Auocle lion. Teachers Scholarship Fund. P 0 Boe 4 ttm Orlando. F L J»*T fJJS. Semlnoi# Education Association. Teachers Scholarship Fund. HI Magnolia A** . Senlord. F L T lffl. or Hospice ot Central Florida. >100 Maitland Center Porkwoy, Suit* 100. Maltlond F L mu A rra n g e m e n ts by Doldw ln F o ltcS Ild Funerol Mom*. Gotdanrod'Wlnter Park CSa pot flJO Atom* Avo , Winter Pork Increase In wage co sts as nnr of the p rim ary reasons Inflationary p re s s u re s h ave re m a in e d In ch e ck . W ith som e o f A m erica's largest com panies co n tin u in g to lay ofT huge n u m b ers o r workers, econ om ists believe that wage pressures are lik e ly to remain In ch e ck . T h e governm ent said wagrs a n d s a la rie s for w o rk e rs in p riv a te industry’ rose 3 . 1 percent In 1993. up from 2 .6 perrenl a y ear earlier. The rise w as higher th an the 2.7 percent Inflation rate. The cost of th e ir benefits w a s up 5 percent, a sm aller gain th an ! Ihe 5.2 percent of a year ea rlier. W ages and salaries for stale und local governm ent workers were up 2.7 percent, compared w ith 3 percent In 1992. Trains C o n t in u e d fro m P a g e l A M otor Carrier C om p lian ce. T h e y w ill be o p e ra tin g In cooperation of the C S X T ran s­ p o rta tio n o rg a n iza tio n , w hich o w n s most of the ra il tracks In S e m in o le County. In all. Herbs! e x p e rts at least 20 officers In jin n lrtp a tr S h e com m ented. "It Is up to m o to rists lo pay p articu lar at­ te n tio n w hen a p p ro a c h in g a h ig hw ay-rail grade crossing. A 100-car train trave lin g at 55 m p h can require u p to one m ile 10 co m e lo a com plete stop, and 11 c a n ’ t steer clear o f a vehicle In Us p ath .” T h is w ill not be the first time Ihe com bined gro up has con­ d u cte d a Safegatr operation In S e m in o le County. It has held fo u r o p e ra tio n s In Ihe past, re su ltin g In ap p ro xim ately 200 cita tio n s being Issued for high­ w ay -rail crossing violations. Legal Notices *I IN T H E CIRCUIT C O URT F O R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO RID A CIVIL ACTION C A S E NO 6) MO) CA-14-K H O M E S A V IN G S OF A M E R IC A , FS8. I/X/O H O M E SAVIN GS O F AM ER IC A . F A . P to infill, n J U A N HOSTIOS. P ATR IC IA B M O S T IO S , J U A N M A R I O H O S T IO S UNKNOW N S P O U SE OF PA TR IC IA • HOSTIOS. IP A N Y . UNKNO W N S P O U S E OF JU A N M A R IO H O S T I O S . IF A N Y ANO IU M M E R M IL L TOWNMOMES H O M E O W N E R S ' AS S O C IA TION INC.. NOTICE OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mat. pursuant (o * Summons Etnol Judgment In Foreclosure, o n lorod In th* above styled couso. in ts* Circuit Court ot Somlnoi* County, Florid*. I. Clerk of th* Circuit Court ol SomlnoM County, Florid*, will M il (hot certain property SJtuet *d In Somlnoi* County. Florldo. more pertlcuterty deter .bod o t : L o t 1]| , S U M M E R H I L L . P H A S E II, according lo th* plot thereof ot rocordod in PI4* Booh 11. P eg * i V ond i t of tho Public Record! of Somlnoi* County. Florida A lto known e i X X Rovor* Court. CotMlborry. f L U W . ot public Ml*, fo th# high*!) ond b oil bidder, for com. of th* w ell front «l*p« of th* Som not* County C Ourthou!#. M l North Pork Avonuo. Sanford. Florldo •t 11.00 * m. on Ftbruory IT. Iff! W ltn o ti my bond ond th# official tool of thlt Court on January 14. 16*4 IS E A L ) M A R Y AN N E MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By: Jo n o E . J o m w Ic Deputy Clark Publlih Jonuery >4 A Ftbruory 1 - 4 _________D E N M l I N T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLO R ID A. IN ANO FUR S E M IN O L E COUNTV CIVIL DIVISION Co m N o .T M J ll CAI4K M O R T O A O E FO R E C L O S U R E M E T M O R FINANCIAL. INC . PtoMtlff. vl D A V I O D VASTER ond M A R V I L A S T E R . Hutbond ond Wit*. SEM IN O LE CO U N TY ; T R A N S O U T H FIN A N C IA L C O R P O R A T I O N ond U N KNOW N TENANTS/OW NERS. Dotondont! NOTICE OF S ALE Nolle* l l hereby given, purtu ont to a Final Judgment ot Faroeloturo tor Plaintiff en'ered In m it c o u m . In th* Circuit Court ol Somlnoi* County, Ftor Ido. I will Mil tho property illuotod In Somlnoi* County. Florid* described*! Beginning ot * point >04 }S loot N or'h ol th* Sovthw*!t corner ol Lot I. ol Block I. ot th# A M E N O E O P LA T OF TH E F IR S T A 0 0ITI0 N TO M I N E R ­ A L SPRINGS P A R K . • ! re ­ corded In Plot book I. on Peg# 44. ot tho Public Record! ot Somlnoi# County, Florldo. run North 140 0 toot olong th* E o it Right ot Way lino of Spring Avonuo. thence run E a it ISO 10 trot, thonc* run 5 77*W V “ E e it IU 04 feot. thonc* W ell >00 SO foot to th* Point of Boginning end commonly known 01 ITU Spring Avonuo. Oviedo. Florldo I t r U R M l. of public Ml*, t* th* hlghott ond bott bidder, tor cosh. ot IS# wet) iron! door ol Iho Somlnoi# County Court houM. In Sonlord. Florldo at II W o rn ., on February IT. 16*4 Dotod January It. 1M4 M A R Y AN N E MORSE Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By. Jen* E J*Mwl< Deputy Clerk Publlih Jonuory M A February 1. ITT* DEN M l C o n t in u e d fro m P ag e I A ol year-round school in J u ly , citin g school overcro w d in g a s th e o n ly re aso n fo r i h r ch an g e . tn a m iilll-tra rk system . 20 percent o f the s lu d rn ts are out of sch o o l for three w eeks on a ro ta tin g basis. All of ih e students a rc never In school al the sam e tim e . O n a single track calendar, stu d e n ts al Ihe school a ll attend cla sse s on Ihe same schedule. T h e board contends that re ­ se a rch shows that the ca p a city o f a school Is. therefore. In­ creased by 20 pertent and the d is t r ic t saves m oney by not h a v in g to build sch oo lsa s often. N o other Oviedo area school h a s been placet) on a m u lti-track sch ed ule, though a ll the s c h o o l* n o w have students atten d in g sch o o l year-round. T h e parents m ain tain that iln* c o m m u n it y Is not re a d y to accom m odate the d ifficu ltie s of stu d e n ts on m ultiple tra cks In th e areas of child care, recre­ a t io n a l a c tiv itie s an d e x t r a ­ c u rr ic u la r activities. " D a y rare centers. Babe R uth, a n d recreation Jusi ca n 't w ork a ro u n d only one school on tInm u lt (-track concept.*' p are n t R a lp h Kane said "T h e re Jusl w o n 't be enough k id s tn p ro­ g ra m s d u rin g In le rscsslo n to m ak e It w orthw hile." T h e parents said they w ould be w illin g to have th eir ch ild re n a t t e n d s c h o o l In p o r t a b le cla ssro o m s for a year at an overcrow ded school w h ile Ihe c o m m u n it y prepares for the chan g e. Parents argued there ts s t ill plenty of room for fa cilitie s e x p a n sio n al the school. T h e school, which Is designed to accom m odatr 742 students, h a s a population ol more than 9 0 0 s t u d e n t s n o w a n d Is expected to grow co n sid e rab ly o v e r the next year. T h e parents said they believe the o th er schools In the area. In c lu d in g Stenstrom E le m e n tary S ch o o l und Lawton E le m e n tary Legal Notices ST. JOHNS R I V E R W ATER M A N A G E M E N T DISTRICT Ovtoi Nolle* *1 Intruded Agency Action Th* Dttlrtct givot notice ot IN intent to deny th* request tor * permit by tho following epplic o n tlil on February (. 10*4 S EM IN O LE CO U N TY SCH O O L B O A R D . I L Y M A N H I O H S C H O O L ) . 1 )1 1 M E L L O N V I L L E . S A N FO R D . F L t m i . application 4)11) 4 I U A U F . Th* Dlttrtct prepare! to iltocal* 9 6) million goitani per day of watoe tor II I ACRES O F L A N D S C A P E IR R IO A TION T H R A P P L I C A N T 'S P R E V IO U S P E R M IT G R AN TED T H E U SE OF SOI X1G0 O F W A T E R F O R > ACRES O F LA N D S C A P E IR RIGATION Tho withdrew**! mod by th li propOMd project w ill c o n il o t a t G R O U N D W ATER F R O M T H E FLOR ID AN A Q U I F E R v l* O N E EXISTING W E L L In Sominot* County located In the NE M OF SE to OF NW W O F SW N ot Section I. Townihip It South. Rang# M East; SEM IN O LE CO UN TY SCHOOL B O A R O . IL A K E HOWELL HIGH SCHOOLI. I»1 M E L L O N V I L L E . S A N FO R D , F L )7 ffl. 4pr"c» tion 4) Ilf 61STAUF Tho D lltrlc t propOM! to oitocaH s u minion goiioni per day of water tor 10 ACRE'. O F L A N D S C A P E IR R IG A TIO N. T H E A P P L I C A N T 'S P R E V IO U S P E R M IT G R AN TED T H E USE OF 6 0) M OD O F W A T E R FOR > ACRES O F L A N D S C A P E IR RIGATION Tho withdrew*!! uted by m il propOMd projoct w ill c o n i l t l o l G R O U N D W ATER F R O M T H E F LO R ­ ID A N A Q U I F E R v l* O N E EXISTING W E L L In Somlnoi* County lecalad In tho SW <4 OF NE '4 OF N E 1* O F NW 1* Of Section IS. Townihip >1 South, R ongoM Eoit; SEM IN O LE CO U N TY SCH OO L B O A R O . I K E E T H E L E M E N T A R Y SCHOOL). 1)11 S M E L LO N V IL L E AVENUE. SANFORD. F L D f f l . oppllco lion y ]ll> g i4 * A U F Tho O l ttlel propOM* to ollocot* 0 0) million gtllon* per day ol wrier lor l> ) A C R E S O F LAN D SCAPE IR R IG A TIO N THE A P P U C A N T S P R EV IO U S PERM IT G R A N T E D THE USE OF 0 64 MGO O F W A T E R FOR IS A C R E S O F LA N D S C A P E IRRIGATION Th* w im d riw ili mod by m u propoeod prelect w ill c o n i l t l e l G R O U N D W ATER F R O M T H E FLOR ID AN A Q U I F E R vl* O N E EXISTING W E L L In Somlnoi* County located In IRR EG U LAR Section )), Townihip >1 South. R ongoM Eoit; W iS T B U R V A L A Q U A . INC A LA O U A C O U N T R Y CLUB. ATTN: S T E V E N WRIGHT. MM P L A Y E R S P O I N T . LON G WOOO. F L M iff* , application 4) Ilf4D6IANRM Th* Dlltrlct propOM! to ollocot* O f million grUoni per day ol water for 164.4 A C R E S O F G O L F COURSE T H E A P P L IC A N T S P R E V IO U S P E R M IT G R AN TED T H E USE OF 6 SOI MGO O F W A T E R FOR lit . 4 A C R E S O r G O L F COURSE AN D U R B A N L A N D S C A P E Th* withdrawal! mod by Ihii propOM d prelect will coniiit ol GROUND W A T E R F R O M THE F L O R ID A N A Q U I F E R AND S U R F A C E W A T E R FR O M S T O R M W A T E R L A K E S via TH R E E E X IS TIN G W ELLS AND T H R E E E X IS TIN G P U M P S In Somlnoi* County located In Iti* N E M O F NC 14 OF St 14 O F SE l* o l Section 11. Townihip M South. Rang* ft E t t l NW \4 O F SW 14 OF NW It O f SE 4 ol Section IS. Townihip M South. Rang* ft E t t l; SE W O F SE U OF NE 14 O F SW 14 of Section IS. Town khlp M South. Rang* ft t i l l . SW U OF SE OF NE U OF SW 14 it Section IS. Townihip M South. Rang* f t E o U . SW l* OF SE 1* OF N E U O F SW »* ot Section is. Towninip M South, S ch ool, w ould b«- s u fficie n tly overcrow ded in a year lliai ihr district w ould lx- p u ttin g them on the tn u lll-tn ic k system by that lim e as well. Law ton, the first si h ixil In Sem inole C o u n ty lo lx- placed on the nm dllled school calendar, rem ains a single-track school, “ G iv e us a year lo give us a plan ihat we w ill a ll w ork on together." said C h a rlie Landers. L in d e r s said she was co n ­ cerned (he m u lti-tru ck system would d istu rb the m u ltl-cu ln ira l feel of the school, "I want som e guarantees that m y c h i l d r e n w i l l h r In a classroom d ia l Is diversified.’ ’ she said. The txiaril said ih c y would iry to ensure the d iv isio n of the T l. iy said Ihe d istrict had ;o also co n sid e r w ays to llnd the m o n e y to c o n s tru c t a n o th e r school In the O viedo area. The parents also feared the change to a m u lti-track schedule would ham per the educational p r o c e s s b e c a u s e v o lu n t e e r assistants, like those who p artic­ ipate In the Math S u perslu ts program , w ill have a d llflcn li lim e m akin g the program work sim u ltan eou sly on all iru rk s "W e can't m ake II w ork." said Susan Brow n, roord lu atn r of the M ath S u p e rs ta rs program at P artin "It w ill have a very negative rlfc ct on th r program volu nteers." Despite the protrsts, however, the txiard stuck by Ihctr original decision and P artin w ill begin classes on a m u lll-tra ck system this su m m er. School W h a t's for lu n ch ? Thursday, Jan. 27,1994 Hamburger on a Bun Lettuce and Tomato Cup Ch illed Applesauce or Chef 's Salad Low Fat M ilk Legal Notices Rang* 7* E o tl; SW '* OF SE U OF N E >4 O F SW ot Section IS. Towninip X) South. Ring* ff Eo it; C IT Y O F A LT A M O N T E SPRINGS. A T T N D ONALD F N E W N H A M . P E , m NEW 6 U R Y P O R T A V E N U E . A LTA M O N T E SPRINGS F L UfOe 14*7. a p p l i c a t i o n t> I l f 03X A N G Tho O iiO iU ptceotot •o ollocot* 6 7f4 million gtiloni p o r d a y o l w * i* r lo r A U G M E N T AT ION OF C I T Y S R E C L A I M E D W A T E R SYS T E M Th* withdrawal! mod by thli prep e n d protect will con III! ot S U R F A C E W A T E R FR O M L A K E S O R IEN TA C R A N E S ROOST A N D M A L B IE vto F O U R EXISTIN G PUMPS In Sominol# County tocoNd In lh# NE <4 O F SE U OF NW *« OF N E *4 ot Section to. Town imp 71 South, Range 7F Eotl. SW 14 O F SW U OF NW la OF SW 14 of Section II. Townm-p 71 South. Rang* M E a t' SW <4 OF SW <a OF NE ’* O F SW ot Section 11. Townihip f l South. Rang* 7* E o it; NW '* OF SE OF SW 4 O F NW 4 of Soclion 74. Townihip 71 South. Rang* 7* Basil Th* fllo til containing tech ol m* obov* listed oppiicaiioniil ore O v a llib l* lor Intpodlon Monday through Friday a n o p ' lor legal holm e,!, I 00 e m to S 00 p m ol lh* SI Johns Rl.e. Wotor Management D lltrlct Highway ICC W ell. P o lo lio . Florid* Th* D lltrlct will loh* action on each p erm it application lilted obov* union * petition lor on administrative proceeding (hoorlng) Is tiled pursuant to lh* previsions oi toetton n o y , F s . end Section 40C 1 111. F A C A person what* substantial Inter osls or* * Itec led by any ol th* O lllrlctS proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition lor an odmlnlttreliv* hoorlng In occurd*rK* with tec Hon 170 Sf. F S Petition! mult comply with lh* reguiromonli ol rio rid * Adm inistrative Cod* Rules 40C I 111 and *0C 1 »1 ond bo tiled with Irtcoivod by I tho D lltrlct Clork. P O Boi H it . Polatko. Florida M1FI *14)6 P e t i t i o n s fo r ad m ln lilra llv * hoorlng on lh* •boy* application!!) must be Iliad within fourteen (111 dart ol publications ol mis nolle* or wllhln tourtoon (111 days ol actual receipt ot m u tmeni. whichever llrsi occurs Future to III* a petition within m u tim* period thell constitute * waiver ol any right such person moy h a v e to r o q u o i t on *d m ln ls lr o t lv * determ ination (hearing) under section 17) If. F . S , ccncornlng Ihe sublect permit application Petit.one which or* not m od in *c cordanc* with th* above pro visions ore sub|ect t j dismissal R n i l Porker Data Control Technician Division ot Perm it Data S#r vices Publish January >4. >M4 D EN TOC IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CIVIL ACTION NO ; H H it CAI4K M ER ITO R M O R TG A G E COR POR AT ION E A S T, ttc Ptalnlltl, vs D A LLA S B R Y A N SMITH ole. Ot *1. Ootendantt NO TICE O F SALE NOTICE Is hereby givon mat pursuant to tho Final Judgment el Foreclosure and Sol* entered In tho cout* ponding In th# Circuit Court ol m# Eighteenth Judicial C ircuit. In and lor Somlnoi* County. Florida. Civil Action Number ») ID4 C AIlK th* undersigned Clark will soil th# proper ty situated In sa>d County, drtcr.bod ot Legal Notices LO T tj AMO T H E EAST 71 F E E T OF LOT 11. BLOCK O L O N G W O O O P A R K . AC CORDING TO P L A T IN P L A T BO OK 11. P A G E S I 10. PU BLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMI H O LE C O U N TY . FLO RID A together with *11 structures. Improvements, listuros. appil oncos and oppurtononcos on soid land or used tn conjunction therewith, ot public sal*, to m* highest ond bott bidder lor cash at Iti*6 o'clock A M „ an f ebru *ry 71, t»*l. ot th# west front door of m* Sominot* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida D A T E D January Jr tree /COURT S E A LI M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COUR T By Jan* E Jotowic Deputy Cl#rt Publish January 7* A Ftbruory 7. !♦*! □ EN >16 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE LO U N TY. FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION File Number f l t i l CP IN RE E S T A T E OF Chattel Oonnti Motcalt Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho adm inistration ol lh* ottat* ol Charles Dennis Mot colt, deceased fll# Number t ) 614 C P . Is ponding In th# C irc u it C o u rt lor Somlnoi* County. Florida. Probate Divt lion, th* address ot which Is PO Drawer C. Son lord F L J lf f lO ilf Th* nom os ond addresses ot th# person*! repro sontotlv* and th* person*! rep rosontotlyo's attorney art sot torlhboiow Al IN TER ESTED PER SONS A R E N O T IF IE D THAT AM persons on whom this notice ll served who hov* ob lections that challenge th* valid ity ot m* will, lh* qualifications ol th* personal representative, venue, or |urlsdlctlon ol this Court ar* required to lit* tholr ob jection s with H ill C ou rt W ITH IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY D AYS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V I C E OF A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON TH EM Alt creditors ot th* decedent ond other persons having claims or demands against dacrdenl’s estate on whom a copy ot this notice IS soryod within three months alter the dal* ol m* Hrtl publication ot mis nolle* must III* tno.r claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O NTHS A F T E R THE O A T E OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY D A YS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V I C E OF A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM AM other creditors ot th* decedent end persons having Claims or demands against the decedent t estate must Me their claims with this court WITHIN THREE m o n t h s a f t e r th e O A TE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI C A T IO N O F THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B JEC TIO N S NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Th* data ot th* first pubHco t>en ot mis Notice Is January 1* 1664 Personal Representative. Frederick L Cron# i)64 Rose Boulevard Orlando. F L U U 6 Attorney lor Personal Representative Steven H Ken# i SW Summit Tower Boulevard Sulla 660 Orlando. Florida JJStO Telephone 140)1441 1Iff Florida Bar No MO IS* Pibtith January 16, )*. I6S4 O E N ID �Sanford Herald. Sanford. F lo rid a - Wednesday, January 26. 1994 Arby’s ban on smoking to spread, industry predicts ■ y MICHBLLB MITTILSTADT Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - Industry o ffic ia ls are lo o k in g for other fast-food chains to follow the lead n l A rb y 'a Inc. a n il ban s m o k in g in their c o m ­ pany-owned restaurants " T h is Is a social trend th at's g o in g to h a p p e n ." said A rb y ’s Vtce President M ike S tin e. T h e F lo rid a -b a se d c o rp o ra tio n an n o u n ce d Tuesday that starting this s u m m e r tt w ill enforce a no sm okin g p o llry In the 2 5 7 restaurant* tl ow ns — m akin g It the first m a jo r chain to do so. W h ile the trolley doesn't a p p ly to the 1.991 ou tlets held by franchise h olders. A rb y 's Is u rg in g them to go smoke-free. loo. F ran ch ise holders of the 6 .0 0 0 plus D a iry Queen. Orange J u liu s and K a rm e l Korn rrstu tira n ts w o rld w id e are a ls o b e in g urged b y International Dairy' Queen Inc. to bun sm oking. " T h is is startin g the m o m e n tu m ." In te rn a­ tion al D airy Queen spokesm an M ik e Su llivan sa id from the co m pa n y ’s Minnesota headquarter*. T h o u s a n d s o f Indlvldurt fast-food o u tle ts around the nation already have banned sm okin g , but it has been either at a franchise h o ld e r's direction or In com pliance w ith local laws — not because of corporate orders. S peaking to reporters at a d a y lo n g forum here on the effects ol secondhand sm oke in fast-food restaurants, S tin e predicted. " A l l these re s ta u ­ ran ts are going to go smoke-free. It's Inevitable." A rb y 's action Is one of th e broadest a n t i­ sm o k in g steps taken s ln rc a group o' state attorneys general began p re ssu rin g the fast-food Industry lust y e a r. They targeted the in dustry on Kround* that p assive rxjxn m rc to sm oke harm * young cu stom e r* and workers. Children a c c o u n t for one-fourth o f fhe fast-food market, and u p to 40 percent o f the Industry s staff Is under ag e 18. accordUl|t to « re|xirt by the attorneys g e n e ra l. "It Is a t c r r l l lr thing to see resp on sib le corporate le a d e rs stepping forw ard doing what Is clearly In the t>esl interest ol the p u b lic .” T exas Allorncy G e n e ra l Dan Morales sa id at the forum . The group lia s been negotiating w ith the nation's m a jo r fnst-food c h a in s and M orales predicted th at other com panies w ill follow the Athv'sand D a ir y Queen lead sw iftly. Singling o u t M cD onald's C o rp .. W endy’s In­ ternational a n d Unrger K ing Corp.. M orales said "I would a n tic ip a te at least one a n d m aybe m ore of these m ajor p la y e rs w ill follow s tilt." More t h a n 2 .2 0 0 o f th e n a t io n 's 9 .0 0 0 McDonald's h a v e banned s m o k in g w ithout a directive fro m th e corporation, said M cD onald's Senior Vice P re sid e n t R ichard G . S tarm an n . "W e continue to a c tiv e ly encourage o u r restaurants to go smoke-free a n d more arc v o lu n ta rily deciding to do so every d u y ." he said. Some 6 0 0 o f 5.2H9 burger K in g s ow ned by franchise h o ld e rs are smoke-free, and the 707 com pany-owned restaurants have non-sm oking scrtlon*. sa id H u rg rr K in g spokesw om an C o rl Zywotow. Spokesmen for W endy's d id n 't return tele­ phone ca lls T u esd ay. Tobacco In d u s try olllctals q u rs tln n rd the value of the efforts. COM E HO M E T O FARM Reports of human radiation tests invoke memories for one mom By M. JOSBP HBBBRT Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - W h e n E m m a Craft read a newspaper a rtic le last m on th about h u m a n radia tio n experim ents 47 y ears ago. It brought back h orrib le m e m o rie s o f h e r d a u g h te r's death In 1958. F or the first tim e, she m ade the connection. She said It w as then she becam e convinced that decades ago she m ay have been a h u m an guinea pig — and that her daughter m uy have died an ex cru cia tin g death as a result. "I can't prove It." she told a Senate h earing Tuesday, " b u t I'm alm ost p ositive ." No one ca n convince M ik . C raft, now 72. that she was not one of 761 pregnant w om en given radioactive p ills at a p re ­ natal c lin ic at Vanderbilt U n i­ versity H ospital In the 1940s. The wom en were tested to d e ­ term ine how the txxly absorbs Iron. She never w as told of a n y experim ent and she said tw o people from V anderbilt U n iv e rsi­ ty H ospital v isite d her F rid ay at her hom e In Nashville. Term ., an d told het she had not taken part In the tests. Doug W illia m s, a spokesm an for V a n derbilt U n iversity M e d i­ ca l Center, s&id that neither M rs. Craft nor the hospital had found docum entation to prove she w as or was not In the nutrition stu dy. Ilu t Mrs. C raft said 'h e k n o w s w h at she kno w s. What ca n - v ln rrd h er. sh e said, w as a m ention In th e newspaper a n tele of a 1969 fo llo w u p study to th e Vanderbilt experim ent that sa id four of the ch ildren, who h a d been b o m to womrn In th e experim ent, hud died of ca ncer. Including a n 11-year old girl. Her d a u g h te r. Caroline, w h o was bom at th e hospital In 1947. died of ca n c e r at age 11 In I95H . She had develo p ed a tum or In her thigh H ir e r years earlier a n d the cancer sp read . "I k n rw th e n that I was In th e e x p erim en t." she said, s tru g g l­ ing to hold b u ck tears "I d o n 't rare what th e y suy. 1know It." Mrs. C r a ft spoke before u Senate G o v e rn m e n ta l O p e r a ­ tions C o m m itte e lieailug In to q u e s tio n a b le ra ilts ltu li le a l a conducted o n humans d u rin g the Cold W a r. Am ong those H in t have been docum ented so far Is th e V a n d e r b ilt e x p e r im e n t . which lasted from 1945 to 1949 Sen. J im Sasser. D-Tenn.. said Mrs. ('ra il's rx|>er!cnce probably Isn't a ll th a t d iffe re n t front hundreds ol innocent v ic tim s who u n kn o w in g ly had been s u b ­ jects of C old W a r 'radiation tests decades ago. o n ly to have lound out about them Just recently. She said she had given b irth to four ch ild re n betw een 1937 and 1947. the last one Caroline. She said her fa m ily had no histo ry of cancer and th at w hen C aroline died In 1958 she d id not lin k the death to her pregnancy. Caroline u nderw ent a n u m ber of operations, but the cancer spread th ro u g h o u t her body. Mrs. Croft recalled, stru g g lin g to continue her testim ony. "I tru sted ." she mild, adding LIVINGROOM that stir cl lit not m a i l ever I m-I i i r told of any experim ent* or a n y ­ thing about rad iatio n. " M y b rin g prrgnant. I never w ould have •ook a n yth in g llk r th at." CONTIMPOIAmOOSI MuowiAuimat. c ir t iA U il SANFORD 321*3270 LARI MARY /HKATNROW _____330*3610 (904)775*0003 MAJOR REPAIRS ft 4 SIM CHAIRS or MATCHINft CHINA ALT. SPGS. / L0NGW00D 830*5500 S A V R '1 1 9 On Either ’ S R I APPLIANCES M unU" n ee •*( -tie * ^ TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA A Resident-Owned, Non-Protit Golfing And R. V. Resort Community For Permanent Or Occasional U se. 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J mii 20. for an udult 3-on-3 iM skrthull Ic jg u r i litii W ill mart Feb. 10. The m eeting In set for 6 p in . at the Downtown Youth Center, lo w e r level of S a n fo rd C ity Hall. The league w ill play on eith er Tuesday or T h u rsd ay n ig h ts at the S a lva tio n A rm y and Sanford M iddle S r boo I w ill roM $ 7 3 per team. For more Inform ation, ca ll 330-5697. By TONY DeSORMIlR Herald Sports Editor Seminole Softball signups F IV E TO INTS — The S em in ole Solihull C lu b w ill lie registerin g players for Its spring season through next S u n d a y . Jan . 30 Players betw een the age* o f 6 and 18 ran register any d a y tills wrek lie tween 0 and 8 p m.: on S atu rday. J a n 29. Iiet ween 9 a m and 3 p in or next S u n d a y , between I and 4 p m T h is year, b o th slo w p ltch and fastpltch leagues w ill be o fferrd for I3 a n d 14-year-olds R egistration w ill lie conducted at the Seminole S o lih u ll C o m p le x located at 1420 Stale Road 419 between U S. 17 02 and S ta le Road 434 For more Inform ation, ra il 321-4985 (hiring registration h o u rs or contact N a n c y (699-3191). Jo h n (327-07071. or V a n (332 53491 L’wood-L.Mary Little League L A K E M A R Y — The Long wood lutkr MarySanford L ittle League has scheduled a registra­ tion session for t h is evening. C h ild ren ra n he registered tonight between 6 :3 0 and 8 p.m. at P ln e rirs t Elem entary. Registration Is $20 per player. .Roys and girls between (he ages of 5 and 15 m ay register. F or m orr Info, c a ll 330-9498 nr 33 0-2 5 4 1 M agic roll over Bullets O R L A N D O — S h a q u lllr O 'N eal had 22 points before join in g O rla n d o 's other lea din g scorers on th r benrh In t h r fourth qu arter us the Magic defeated the W ash in gton llu llr t s 112-89 Tues­ day night. AROUND T H I STATE Selkaly leads Heal by Hornets MIAM I — Rony Seiko!) scored 2 6 points and k d a th ird-qu arter ru n that sent the M iam i llr a t past the Charlotte H ornets 119 9H Tuesday Heat send Bol packing MIAMI — L e ss than 48 hours after Manute Hot s ro rrd his first ttusket o( the season, the M iam i H eal released h im Tuesday. The 7-foot-7 re n te r was w aived to make room on th r roster for forw ard W illie Uurton. AROUND T H I WORLD I Courier eaches semifinals M E L H O U R N E . A u s t r a lia W h ile Pete S am pras struggled In the heal a n d Todd M arlin battled the w in d , form er Sanford resident J im C o u rie r strolled to a q u ick win ut the Australian Open on a sw elterin g, windsw ept day. A ll three A m e ric a n s advanced to the semitlm ils, but C o u rie r seemed the freshest ut the end of h is 7-6 19-71. 6-4. 6-2 v icto ry over Goran Ivanisevic. |WHAT*S HAPPENING H w iM PSoio bf Mk Sm I I M i m l I Caryn Roberts (No. 3) and the Lyman Greyhounds took the first step toward winning theh third state title In four years by beating with a 13-0 Valencia C C at Sem inole C C , 7:30 p.m. JUCO W om en’s Basketball Central F lorida C C at Sem inole C C . 5:30 p m E U S T IS — C oy I'.itiriM in m ay have w on the battle hut J im m y N ew berry and th r L u k r M ary hoys' basketIxill team won th r war. us th r R a m s c lo b b rrrd lio iu rs ta i.J ia K E u stis *jri 67 Tuesday nig ht I’attrf son. th r top s c o frr In C entral F lo rid a, poured In 3 0 points b u i New berry. No, 3 In sco rin g at 23 2 per g.uiir. pum|N-d lb 28 an d ulso got d o u b le figure m ortng h rlp from i l u r r other lu ik r Mary team m ates as the R am s won thler )Otb game ol the season. Lake M ary Ird by Junt one |Milut. 12-1 i. u ltrr one IM-rtod. but started to open up the lead by ou tscorlng the P a n th e rs25- IH in the second quarter. A lso M o rln g In double digits lor the R um s w r r r Kent Pritchard 120). R ich ard Roche ( I 71 and C h ip R ichardson (14). I h e Lake M ary Junior v a n ity made the trip a clean sweep, w in n in g 6H-45. T h r Ram s w ill Ik - In action again tonight, hosting the No. 5 tanked team In Class A. W ym ore Tech, w ith Ihe Junior varsity game M u rlln g at 6 p.m. 0 R A N Q E W 0 0 D TOPS TRINITY M A IT L A N D — Dan VandeStreek. Je re m y Parke. Bee B o y s . Page 3D r / 1 C O LL E G E B A S K E T B A L L □ 0 p.m. — E S P N . North C a ro lin a at Florida State. (LI Com plete I ls S w f n N r «i HANPO H U J N*«b*fry i l l 4 H Pritchard * J ) X U v n f t 1 0 0 A B . . l x , J uki t 4 4 M Path 0 0 0 0 . Botha l u l l R ouM 1 0 I 4. J N*»barry 1001. D eta il i»00 0. BryanlOOOO. Bro*nOOOO Total) J i l l Ml* Emm t ill Bo*« I l a c W aatdOOOO. Oonaidion 1001. H a y a t 0 0 0 0 . B a r 1 1 4 II. jahnttr* 0 0 0 0. E .a ru ) 1 4 It. Chatman 0 11 1. C o d / 10 0 4. Pat'trton I I 4* x Toraii i t it lia r Laka Mary II U It II - 00 it to n it - tr Thraa po.nl hold goal* - Laka M a r, 1 'Rocha J). Ewtllt 1 (Birr II Talal lowi* - Laka Mary 1L E m in 11 Tauiadow) - Laka Mary. Savndtri. E m in Jehnion Tathnlcall - Nona Rttardt - Laka Mary 101. Eutli* * U JV — l aka Mary 40. EvtH t 41 MattM Phola by Idahaal SladUnakl Lake Mery's Richard Rocho (No. 24) connected (or three three-point held goals to highlight a 17-polnt effort Tuesday night In Ihe Rams' 89 67 win over Eustis. Lake Mary pins loss on Lake Weir C A N D L E R — S coring w ins In 11 o f 14 w eight classes, the Lake M ary H ig h School w restling team tuned up for ton ig h t's show dow n against Lym a n w ith a 59-15 m astery of the C an d lcr-Lakc W eir H u rrica n e s Tuesduy night. Lake M ary (7-4 In dual meets) and L y m u n w ill w restle for the Sem inole A th le tic Conference ch am p ion sh ip tonight In a 7:30 p.m . dual meet at L ym a n . R ich Bradley, the Ram s' 103-pounder, opened the meet w ith a first-period pin. n a ilin g h is opponent In 1:31. F o llo w in g a Lake W eir forfeit at 112 pounds. Lake M a ry 's K evin D u n n pinned B rian Jo h n so n (a d istrict ( E'water el Sem Inole. JV. 6:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. f ’ Lake Mary at Lym an JV. 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m [ Lake Brantley at Dr. Phillips. J V . 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. [JLake Howell e l Lakeland. JV. 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. Herald Sports Writer R A M iH . P A N T M I R t ll Wymore el Lake Mery. JV. 8 p.m.; V. 7:30 p m U M'land el l . H ow ell. JV. 5:45 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. □ Deltona at Oviedo. JV, 5:30 p.m.; V. 7 p.m. Wrestling By DEAN SM ITH LsUMsnrtwi From Staff Reports U 4A-D lst. 6 tourney: St. Cloud at Seminole, 7 p.m. . . . 5A-Dlat. 4 tourney at Lyman: Lyman va. Lake Mary. 6 p.m.; Lake Brantley vs. DeLand. 3 pm. Sem inoles show well vs. Bulldogs From Staff Reports Boys’ Basketball Girls’ Soccer S e e S o cce r. P a f • S B Newberry leads Rams past Eustis Emii* JUCO M en’s Basketball romp over M ainland last night In the first round of the 5A-0istrlct 4 tournament Lyman meets Lake Mary In the district sem ifinals tonight. L A K E M A R Y — It's not often that a defending rh a m p lo n finds itself In the position of b rin g the underdog, but th at's the situation facing the Lake M ary H igh School g irls' soccer tram th is evening T he defending d istrict cham pions, the R am s opened defense of th eir title w lih a 3-2 wtn over the lu ik r llo w e ll S ilv e r H aw ks In a rem atch of their d istrict ch a m p io n sh ip game of a year ago. 1-akr M ary, the No 4 seed In ihe SA-Dl&trtct 4 tournam ent, now advances to ton ig h t's sem ifinal agulnst Ihe lop-seeded Lym an G reyh ou n d s The game Is scheduled lo start ut 6 p m. ut the L y m a n H igh S ch oo l Stadium . In the second sem ifinal at 8 p m .. Lake ilru n llc y w ill play DeLand. Lym an , ranked No 1 In Ihe Flo rid a A th le tic C o a ch es A s s o c ia tio n 's C la s s 5 A sta le poll, advanced to the se m ifin als w ith a 13-0 b litz of M ainland In a gam e slopped b y the 10-goal m ercy rule at halftim e. Lake B ra n tle y blanked O viedo 5 0 In Its first round game. D rLu n d udvanerd w ith a 2 0 wtn aver Deltona. A fter a scoreless first half. Lake H ow ell drew llrs t blood Tuesday nig ht when J e n n y M cD ow -ll scored four m in u te s Into the second h alf The lead d id n 't last eight m inu tes os / ,gle Snow netted the eq u alizer for Lake M ary on a volley from the top of the pen ally area at 51:30 T h a t started a three-goal o u tb u rst over n flve-m lnute spun by the R am s as A n g le Olson put Lake M ary on lo p w ith a goal at 54:57. Snow s tru ck again at 56 24. m akin g It 3 -1. L A K E M A R Y I*. L A K E WEIR II 1(1 - BradUy ILM> pmnad Slanarl 1 11: 111 - Clayton ILM) by lorlail; lit — Dunn ILMI plnoad Johnion 1 14. l i t - MUchall ILMI dm S4rad*ki ( S i t it — Lauranl ILM) plrrwd GoW wIn 1 01. U t - Orra* ILMI d*< Ham** II I. 140— lv«y (LW) dm Harrt) II ( (OTl. I ll - Cranford ILM) by tortaU: 111 - Coal (LWI plnnad Ca*ay 14). It* — Paroitna ILMI ptnrwd Dallay 4 41 III - Fo)l»r ILM) tach rail TimUook i| *. I K - Cont.no ILM) by tortadi I H — .-umpp JLM) by hwtall. MVV - M ln a ll (LW) plnoad Pwhr 1:10 ____ ___ and regional chum p lo r L a k r W eir Iasi yeurl In 2:16 nl 1 19 pounds. Pat Purollne (IGO jiaunds) also won by p in for Lake M u ry w h ile C h ris Foster (171 (k iu ih Is ) scored a tech nical fall over Ills op p o nen t. L M 7-4 — H n n in n lc H lg t l S c h o o l’s g ir ls ' b a s k e tb a ll tru m proved lo itse lf that It co u ld play w ith th r St. C lo u d B u lld o g s (ranked No 1 iri th r M orlda S p orts W rtlrn* A sso cia tio n 's C lass 4 A s ta ir poll) T uesday night ut B ill F irm in g Mr*m ortal G ym n asium . But In l l i r rn d . lh~ tw o things that h u vr plagued th r T r lb r a ll y ru r — poor shooting and spotty rebound­ ing — com e b ack lo lia tu il th r trum again as they dropped a 69-44 decision to Ihe Bulldogs. " I th ou gh t we d id a h e llu va d rle n s lv e jo b o n thru) tonight." said S e m in o le b e a d c o a c h J o h n M cNam ara, whose learn lost to St. C lou d 114-21 earlier this season "T h e y shoot th r hall so well as u team and run their patterns well. "W e had trouble shooting uguln and m ade some m e n ia l m istakes that hurt us. But o verall I th ink we played u good gam e." Sem in ole started Ihe game off very tentatively, tu rn in g the ball over five tim es and h ittin g Just one C See B a s k e t b a ll. Page 3 B ST. CLOUD44. S E M IN O LE 44 SI C M I I I I D i* k m t 0 0 0 0 0. Man M l ) | 4 4 4. M Broan I ] I I 1. Smith M l 4 4 II. Milling'on H I I I 11. Barbarl 0 I ftO 0. Wtn'rtH 1 1 I 1 1. Murray 1 1 1 1 4. Kor*a I * 4 4 I) Total) I I U I I P H tommol* 144) Morgan 1 ( 0 0 4 . M*.r ic) 04 000. Mamplcn 4 14 14 I I G llllnt 0 I 00 0. S Bronn 1 1 0 0 1. E4)on 1 V 4*10. Robmvon I I 14 1. McPhor*on0 100 0 Tb'4l) 14 414 14 44 SI Cloud II 14 I) II - 44 S»m,nol» t II II I - 44 Thro* point tiold goal » — St Cloud 14 lim ilh 11. W tnltoll 1 1 . HonM l 01). Somlnolo 04 IH«mp(on 0 4) T0I4I lovll — SI Cloud II; Somlnolo 14 Fooled oul — Sommolo Robtnion Tochntcdl) — non# Rtbavnd* — S' Cloud 44 (Millington I) Murray II. Kor*o 101. S*mm«lt X lE llo n (. S Bronn 1) A u n t ) - St Cloud 11 IWtntitH 4. HonMl ]); Somlnolo I (Mompton 1. ( 4*on II Stool) - SI Cloud IS ISmllh A Kor)t4|i Somlnolo ( IMorgan A Mompton II TmnovOf) — SI Cloud 14. Somlnolo II RocortM — SI Cloud I I I Somlnolo4 II Ram seniors bid farewell in win over Bishop Moore By TONY DaSORMIER Herald Sports Editor L A K E M A R Y — After the seniors gave their swan song on the way to a 1-0 lead at halftim e, the underclassm en came In and com pleted a 5-0 w in for the Lake M ary Rama over B ish o p Moore In boys' soccet action Tuesday night. The evening w as highlighted by a halftim e cerem ony h onoring la ik r M ary's seniors, who were p layin g In th eir final regular season home m atch. Bishop Moore did Its best to th row a wet blanket on the evening, h olding the R am s scoreless u n til J o d i de B ru in scored 3 0 seconds before halftim e. Then. 38 seconds Into the second half. A n d e rs Alm gren converted on a puss from M ark D u b ro u lllet and Lake M ary was on Its way. *'Wc got the Job done," said l-ake Mury coach L a rry M cCorkle. "W e've hern doing the Job on defense a ll season w ith everyone contributing. "B is h o p Moore worked rcul hard. But when wc scored Just before halftim e and less than a m in u te Into the second half, that seemed to take som e of the life out of th em ." d e B r u in . B r a n d o n M a h u n a . a n d M utt R o scn b lu in each added u goal (or the Rams. R alp h Eugene assisted on R o scn b lu m ’s goal. G o a lie s G reg V clh o and L o k i T ra vln s shared In the sh u to u t for Lake Mary. It was the eighth con secu tive shutout for Ihe Rum defense and Ihe tea m 's n in th consecutive w in. T h e lost tim e the R am s gave u p a goal was In a 3-1 w in over Lake H ow ell on Dec. 29 d u rin g the I'lzza Hut Invitational. l-akc Mary’ (21-2-3) w ill w rap up Us regular season schedule T h u rsd a y night at Sem inole. SILVER H A W K S HAND ON W IN T E R P A R K - Dean S h ie ld s netted Ills 22nd and 23rd goals of the season Tuesday to lead Lake llo w e ll to a 2-1 w in over DeLand In a 5 A -D ls lrlc l 4 boys' soccer m atch. K e v in Y cu rlck assisted on both goals. For DeLand (12-5-1). Jo s h Bruno scored In the second half. Lake llo w e ll outshot DeLand by a 20-10 m arg in and had a 6-4 advantage In co m e r kicks. S liv e r H aw k goalie Ja c o b Z osky m ade five saves. T h e S ilv e r H aw ks (11-9-1) w ill close out th e ir reg u lar season schedule w ith a gam e at O viedo on T h u rsd ay night. FOR T H E B ES T C O V E R A G E O F SPO RTS IN YOUR A R E A , READ T H E SANFO RD H ER ALD DAILY ~*gg mtm M f t �I B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, January 28, 1994 Discount Propane edges Ace Drilling S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S DOQS COLLKQB BAtKITBALL Teaida* night - »/l». a 1111 IR * c.rC * l 100 ) to 1 00 4 Lucill* Sm»H 1)M 1 Be‘d Surygy )n o n m i M B ( M l 111 H T I U I I W M 2k tad rara — 2/9. C; M i l a Rv RKtiargabi* 41 X 0 40 14 X ' B g B a itK 17 40 740 1 Mapiamod lady 400 Q (4 71 144 M P 14-7) 224.24 T (4-7-1) I2I7.M OD (III 144 4*1 (4 7 A ll A tll I ff 44 Third tic* - 2/14. O l l l l 1 F fv l! N««fin in i t I 40 3 W i n 1n R«ign *00 JSC I S iF U h 300 O i l 2)11 44PII 1) 17.44 T 11-11) 7244 F iv rth ric * — 1/14. Ci 11.11 4 Mgr tar 22 40 I N 400 4 F ra -k i Jill 424 400 7 T*14 K ilim Kind 400 Q 14 4) N M P 14 41 V7 2* T 14 * 71117 1* Fitth r*c* - 1/14. M: It 41 1T a il Randy Bay 4 22 104 3 00 7 B tuaboy Jo* t « 430 1 P#**r Rudy 300 H i t T I l t M F I I 7144 H T I I 7 11 174 44 liith ric * -2/1 *. O: II N 2 No A n a l! DOS 4 40 )«0 1 V it im OM nat too S M I Rtck‘ 1 Knight too Q (111 >1M P f l II S M S T (1 1 II l U N Srvtnthrac* — S/l*. A: M l ] I Omni Lien Heart li jo I N 1 M 7 Talk Guitar Non I N 4 00 1 Rv Laihal Weapon j to O II I) 11*4 P fl II IS 4* T (| | }| )X 1 4 S H I M ) S M I* Eighth fact - S/l*. O 11 « 2 M a e'! Virginian 1 40 114 ) M 2 Sam i Song J a} i n JG ran d C la u y }00 O (1 II M M PII >1 24 44 T H I S ) 174 X Ninthraca — T/It. C: 4] 44 1 Crown iM ltltl* N X t JO 100 t Lightning F*#l 1 X 100 2 D a iiy t Groove 1)00 O (t r i 17 M P i r t i r t M T i f t D i l u t e IMh r a t a - S / l t . 0 : II 24 ( lmo*<* Midget X JO 140 J 40 S Du*-o n S 40 | M I Yukon P fiih a i j 00 O f l 41 at H P it II H I N T <11II a n m 11th race — 5/1*. C II II aJudv iC n rtla l 10 X 100 110 1 T a lk Ktddi* Korn 10 M 4 }0 I M y Gallant Ladr 2 40 Q ( M l IS M P It II SI t t T It I II H t t TT (42 )4 1 11 Jackpot l i l t JO tlth iara - 2/1*. A 20 M J Petite Feel ItO )I0 2t0 i G ilt To Goto a to ItO ) Ladr Jut tit a S to o f i n it M Per u it .M r ( M i l tt it llt h r ic t - 2 / l* . Bt It 24 2 RoboRarer It 10 ItO ItO 1 Baa Stlanl 12 to 4 40 }MI Hard R>dtr JtO o (i it tt t t p I1 1) n t t a T i l l )) rsi.ja 0 0 ( 1 M A I H U I M I I 7 A ll II44.4I M fh rira — 2/4. B: M St 4Quick Flaihtn IS 10 I) to 20 00 tSum m Vulcan ) N 4 40 I Bikini Witcher 4t0 O (t t) It* M P 141) 1 l l.l t T ( ! + U t lS M I ( t t I All) IIM .44 A — IASI) H -U1I447 EASTERN C O N F E R E N C E Alla MIC (Neman W L Prt Oi Nan York 27 11 7H — Orlando 14 l i 4*4 1 M iam i II 10 .474 t Nan Jartay t* 21 442 *‘ > Bolton 11 21 4)4 »•* Ph.tadaiphi* 1* 21 *12 IlYl Waihlngion t l 14 122 l* 'l (M Arbi VRt"f Rl INvHtaa 4#1**ll*h 27 t» .724 Atlnnl* , II 71* — X Chicago Charlotte 22 11 1» 4>» Clave land l« X .417 • Indiana Id 21 422 11 20C 14'» M lln a u tt* 12 M f X 217 l l ' l Detroit W EITER N C O N F E R E N C E Midnrtt Dtvlilon W L Pet. GB ttoullon X 4 71* — 14 447 H* Son Antonio X 27 14 42* 4 Utah Denver 11 21 M l l> Mmnaiora 12 21 241 •*'! Da::*t 2 17 021 24 Pm i IIC Otvtiicn Saotlto X 1 -Tt* — Phoanli 27 II .711 2 24 14 400 2 Portland Geidtn Vai* 21 14 144 41* L A Cl pprri t* 24 244 14 L A Lakrrt 114 14 12 » Sacramrnfo t) 17 204 IB'S Tutkd* y-t Gam *! » lands ill, W aihingtantf Miam i lit , Charlotte it New Vorktt. P h o en iitt Atlanta t). tAiinawtaa to Moulton tt. Cleveland t j San Antonio 107. Sacramento t l LAClippert III Seattle 10) Portland 122.N e a Jo fte r III Wednatday't Oam at Miami t l teilon. 7:24 p m . D ailatal Philadelphia. 7 X p m Orland e at O u r left*.) : M p.m. Phoeniial A llama, 7 : X p m UlahatMinnetola.Ip m Indiana at LA Laker e. 10 20 pm . Detroit at Geldtn Slate. 10 20 p m Thertder‘ 1 Oamat Oallae al Waihington, J X p m ChicagoatClereiand. 7 X p m Sacramento at Houtt on. I )0 p m Indiana a' Danrar. t p m Naw J e ru r at Seattle. U p m Nan York it LA Cllppert at Anaheim Cant lO M p m NBA BOXBS MAGIC 111. B U L L E T I N WASHINGTON 111] Gugliotla l u r e 2). MacLean t It a 4 It. Duck north a f 0 0 1 Adame 2 1 0 0 7. Chttnar H I D 10.(Norton | J I 2 a Elllton 2 1 0 4 4. Mure van 4 7 00 1 Walker 2 S 0 0 4. Price I I 0 02. Butler00 I 21 Toteie M U i l t t X O R LAN D O l l l l l Anderton 10.1 00 21. Turner IS 00 4. O Neel 1)0 1 10 22. H ardener 714 ) ) It. Skllee 0 0 I I IS Rsrtl 0 2 0 0 0 Scotia 1 001. Bonie I S 00 4. A m t 2 4 1 2 2. Retime I 4 00 2, Green 2)11 2. Toner 2 2 0 0 4 Totell 4tt» 11 t i l t ) W a thing tan It 21 21 10 - 0* Oriande N II II I I - 111 2 Point goale -• Waehlngton 1 j IAdam 1 1 2, Guo tier! Ia 0 1. Cheantr O i l. Ortando 2 4 t Skllee 2 2, Andereon 111 Fowled owl None Rabound! - Waihmgton aj (Gugitolla Duckworth t l, Orlando 22 (O Neat III. Aeeltle - Weehmglon 24 (Gugliotla D , O rla n d o 20 (Skllee 102 Total loule Walhlngton 10. Orlando 10 Tectmicale — M acLean Overton Ski let A — IS Ml H EAT It*. H O R N E T S e i C H A R L O T T E INI Cm lnekl 0 0 12 IS E Johnton t It ) 2 20. Mourning 1 0 11 12, Boguee 2 e j j a Hankme 2 0 4 4 10. Gattteon I 2 2 2 * Curry 2 10 00 A Elite 2 a 00 10. Bannalt 01 BOO. W.ngai* 4 II 0 0 1 . Robtnion I 2004 To tall 41 »] 14 1| N M IA M I (111) Long 1 14 2 I 14. Rice 0 It 4 4 22. Seikalr 10 12 * 2 20. Shan 2 0 2 4 0. Smith II 121 1 IS. Co**! 0 7 0 0 0 Setter I 2 2 m i . Geloer 1 1 1 1 2. M iner 2 2 2 2 0. AekIne 0 I 0 O 0. Burton 00 111, KeeelerO 1400 lo le ie * 4 f l l 7 » l l f CJeartolt* 20 D 2* 12 - N Maim I 01 *2 *S 1 0 - 1 1 0 2 Point goele - Cha n o lle 0 II (RoMntin 01. Wmgete 01. H on kln t B1. Burnett O S Curry 0 1. E Jahnion 04). M iam i 4 0 (A ka 2 4. Smith 1 4 Colee 0 I ) Fouled out - None Or bound! - Charlotte 24 (Mourning IS). M iam i SI [Seikely IS) AeelUe - Ch*rtotN17 (Bennett S). Miami ! t (Smith X I Total tou<« - Char loi'e 14. M iam i 10 Technic ait Bnguee. Mourning. Rice A — 11.200 ju c o t u n CO LO RADO SPRINGS Colo - Th* loo 10 ••ami in fh* NaNanal Jim ior Cottrg* Atvatic A llo cu tio n b ju t ib a ii poll with tin t place vofei in peranfhai*!. r ecordt through J* " 2* and loial pointt R a tK d P tl 17 1 1 HE Oklahoma (121 12* 2 O d ttie T r ia l i l l 1* 1 « 1 Hutchmion. Kan )1) to XI 44 4 Andrnon S C (1) 111 J D ili*. Utah 1»1 *1 14 1 * Connort O il* 24 7 Midland. T t ia t 17 2 II 1 iou 'h n aifrm . Ion* 17 2 42 a Northland Tann X HI 10 Aqwinat Tann 14 2 11 tl Wabath III 27 141 t l Buflar Kan 14 4 U 12 Monro*. N r 124 X 14 Hagarilonn. Md 1*1 11 l> Chip*la 111 14 1* Faulknar. Ala 14 t il 17 McLam afl T*<ai tl 11 I 10 E a ilC a n tra l.M u t 11 1 tl IV. Palm Btach it XI 17 1 4 X N E -M llllliip p i Tweeaer'tCellete Batkttball lcecet EAST Aib en r.N Y U Plattehurgh St 42 American Inn 14. Br y»nt *1 Bab ton na. Suttoikte CanltiuttS. St Bona venture tl. OT Catholic U 04 Getleudettl Coatt Guard Ot. Connecticut Coll 21 Colby IH . Bette «4 C olgeten. Arm y 22 Connecticut 01, V li land v*i a 7 Cor Hand St 12, New Patti SI at FredonleSt 72. Brockporl SI 20 Hartford ID. Cent Connecticut St tOl Hobart 17. Robert! Wet ley an OS Motetra 22. Columbia 02 Hutton 102 Marne Farm lnghuiiJ Itnacat) Allred <7 King t N Y h SI Joiaph i, L I 77 Manhattan ee. Iona 04 M a il Boelon72 S Maine 41 M att Dartmouth It, E . Connecticut t t Merrimack tt St M ic h a e 'tM Miter leer d>a 71 E o elerntt Muhlenberg 07. E HtebettHonm 44 N J Tech OS Yetnlve IS Perm**. L e S tlto tl Phile Pharmacy 04. Bearer 02 Potedam St 7). Clark ton af P revidenceH SyracukeOl Rhode IttandOl Rutgeck 72 Rowan We Jartay City St 44 Sprtngtiald 7) Banner 05 St Antalm >00 Qummp1eca7 St Thomat AgutnatOl. Telkyo Poet W Stonehlll 00. Aetumption 22 T ample tO. St Joaeph e at Union. N Y 11. Hartwick 72 Wettbrook 12) Notre Dame N M U Wltkee 0) F Du M a d .u m t) Will lame 01. Ham, Hon 00 Wort alter St 0A Brldoeweten.Matt 04 SOUTH Alabama 7a Auburn to Chrlttepher Newport Ot. Chew an to Clinch Valley 77. King. Term 7a Covenant lea. Tann Weeieyat. 7a E liiabethC ltySt W. Bowie SI 71 F auikner tt. Term Temple 20 Georgetown. Ky 102. Berea 00 Guiltprd 20. Lynchburg 42 Milligan OS Alice Lloyd » Palm Beech Atlantic 02. Embry Riddle 74 Selttburylt 101. Mary WtkMngton 70 Virginia Untan 00. SI Paul k U Webber N . Flatter 07 MIDWEST Ajguttana.III AS. North Park 44 Aurora 22. Ill Benedtc 1mt S2 Bethel. Ind H.Huntm gtent4 Cer.l BiUiett Beptiti Bible Mo 42 Columbia. Mo 22. Rockhurtt 24 Cancardia III. U . Rock Sard To Eureka wo Maodr Bible It P amtebmoanOaet anueeayOt Indiana WttleyanOI. Goehon al V 5 Indiana Eatt . i L Tartar Feel Wayne l i t 24orthweel«m. Iowa 01. Ooano 10 Ohio Dominican 11. Cad are! lie 20 S lllmoit 22. Indiana St 0< Tailor I). I d Pur ird p it M Tiffin 41 U'bana l a OT W alehN Shawnee St 7a W U co n in M . lllmoit U SOUTHW EST Angeio St t la Schreiner 70 Celdwell 72. Dominican. N V. 7a Hardin Stmmont III. Au tlinC ol 01 Teaae A BM OO. T r ia l Chrittlbn 44 T e ia t Tech tt. Mo Kar.tetCity tt Weylend Beptltl 0* Sul Rott Si 07 FAR W IS T AW erttonta E Oregon t i Acute Pacific 02, Concordia Ore 71 6 Y U Hawaii H Saattta 7) Frttn o Pacific 7a Wetlmont Fl M e tie r'! 0a CS Sen Bernarit.no la Point Lome 0a. Ce’ Bap lilt 7a NCAA Waman i Dfvlttra II Tap 10 O V E R L A N D PARK. Kpn - The lop >0 tcemt In the NCAA Divltmn II women t betketboll pell with tire' place vetet In parenlhetea record! through Jon l a and *0t4l point! Record Ptl Pvt tS t 1*0 t l 1 North Daiot* 141 I 2 Portland Slat*. Ora 141 127 2 North Oakpld itat* 111 12* * 111 112 11 4 Baliarmina. Ky. la ) 1X114 2 Cai.tomid, Pa * Woihbwrn. Kan t )2 t l) tf 111 104 IF 2 Norfolk Slot*. Vo 14 1 111 f 4 AuguiUna. S D 1* t 111 10 * Stonehi it, M a n to Clarion. Po 1)2 42 13 14 1 7* ft l l Oakland. M-ch 17 M iu o iirl W tlfrrn Slat* 12 1 47 11 II 2 41 — 11 Fort Valiay Slat*. Ga 14 Cal Poly Pomona 141 It —■ 11 S 43 114 IS Banlloy. A ia ii 14 2 41 IF l* South Dakota Slat* — 120 X 17 W m gata.NC 111 27 4 14 Michigan T K h — 114 H 1*. Tampa X Southnait BapflU, Mo t l) 4 JUCO Warn*n-| Tat X CO LO RAD O SPRINGS. Colo - Th* lap X tta m i in lha National Junior Collage Athletic Auoclafion n e m e n i tutk*fb*ll poll lir il place vote! in parrnfhaiai. record! '-■■c^gh Jan 21 and total point! Rtcard p ti 100 1 Waitark Aik 121 144 2 Norlhaaifarn. O il* «! 17 1 47 » 1 2 Howard. T r ia l 4. Florida CC Jack tan villa 1*4 44 1 Trinity Valiay. T a ia i 14 t 42 1* t 77 4 Grayion. T a ia i X 1*4 7 Utah Valtay 4 And. non 2 C 44 17 4 » Central Arliana 171 41 21 14 John A Logan. Ill t il It. NW M iu iiu p p l 144 X 40 12 Vlncannri. Ind 1)1 K4 X 11 Panucal* 17 14 Barton. Kan 17 2 I* 1 X i t Catpar. Wyo 17 14 Sullivan. Ky. tt 1 17. Cloud County. Kan 17 2 12 14 E Oklahoma SI 14 14 2 1* Crntral FMnda X 4 4 a lli r l7 TvU iC Tvt 14 2 ■'“ 1yTrr JVi H*»- 4 4 114 l*ial South Plaint. Taaai 111*1 Mobarly Area Mo 4 14} Tuetday't Women i Betbetbell Sceret EAST Albany, l i y 40 PlaltiburghSi 21 Bebton 04. Wtiletiey 24 Bentley 0a Springfield 40 Binghamton 20, Oneonie SI 20 Bet Ian Cat lege 44. Miam i II Brandeit 42. Mount Holyoke 44 Bridgewater.Mete SO. Worcetter SI SI BrockportSI 04, Fredome SI M Bryant it . American Inti 01 CtPTkion 20. Pottdem SI 07 Colby 71. Be Urt 44 Cortland si M. New P e ili St » F D U Mad)ton4) w ttketil GatlaudoloaCethotic 2) GenetooSI.il.OtwegoSt » H em IIIon OS, SI. Lewrenc. t) tlh a ca U . Allred 21 Jahftt Hopkbit 7A W Maryland ee Marnm ar! ; i }» MicSaai t U N J TatS |7. Bar u<h U Rowan41. Janay City St 40 SI AntelmOe, Oulnniplac SI S MaineII M a n Bottonaa Saiem}i ta North Adam t at Smith s* Skidmore 27. OT Stonehlll 71. Aiiwmption U U rtm u tll. Swarthmoreeg Worcetter Tech St Amhertf 44 SOUTH Auburn 71. New Or leant 17 Berry n . Lee 40 Cempfaetltrllle 04. Union. Ky 40 Emory 07. Atlanta C h rillla n tl Far rum 41 Greentboro St Ky W etleranil. Bratcia U Lmdtey Wilton OS. V a Intermonl 72 Mary Wathmglon 74. Shenandoah tl Mittiktippl To. NE Loul tiana 44 M m Valley SI 01. Troy SI 77 Rond Macon 74 Ran M ac Woman i!7 Richmond aI. Wake F o re t! SO TtrmetteeOa TeaeteO Term Temple 01. Wetleyan 24 TuleneO). M itiliupcH St 04 Virginia 17, Dukaaa Virginia Tech 74 Je m e iM e d ito n M Vtrgmie Union 101. St P a u l t t l Wakhingkon b Lee U . M a r i Geidwm 27 M ID W EST Bantam Wallace 71. John Carroll 44 Butler 72. D erto n i) Capital 00 Heidelberg to Cede'kiHe 41, Ohio Dominican 72 Dm.ton OS. Miibr-forc* al Grm nellU Monmouth, I(I aa Hiram H Oilerbem 57 Indiana Wetleyan 10*. S <ma Height) 11 Lake F o rm a t Beloit 4P Linden mod 02. Mittour I BapM t 41 Malone 00. Notre Dam e. Ohio 10 Mount Union40 M arietta SI N lllmoit S*. lowaSe Ohio Northern 44 Mwtk ingum S7 Penn SI 74. Ohio SI 44 Rio Grandest. Mount Vernon Neierens >1 Shawnee St 74 Welsh a l Wabtter 41. Lincoln Christian al SO U TH W EST Hardm Sim morn 00. Austin Col 47 Howard Payno 04 Am battador Cal 01. IOT MidootlernSt Teaat t t . Tarlatan St 70 Sacraments Si 41. Sam Houston St U SW T i m u Trinity, T e t a t U F A R W E ST A n n a Pacific to Concordia. Ore X Pacific 7a CS Northridge 12 Pomi Lama 02. Cal Bap list 41 Rtdiandt 72. LaVerne S4 San Francisco St 04. M ills 11 W Oregon 47. Lmt,eld S) NHL STANDINGS All T im e t EST EASTERN CON FER EN CE Atlantic Civilian W L T Pit OF OA N Y Rangari It tl 1 al i n n t Nan Jartay 27 11 4 M lit lit Philadelphia >4 It J 21 I X 177 Florida X II 4 *4 112 111 Wathtngtpn X 22 4 *4 ll* t il Tampa Bay I f 22 t 1) III IM N Y lilandtrt 17 21 * X 124 IM Northern! OtvHlan Pitttburgh 21 11 14 M IX 141 Ballon » t* 4 21 117 14) Montreal U It 4 11 IM III Buffalo 21 21 2 47 III IX Qi-abtc It 71 2 42 141 144 17 17 4 X 142 147 Hartford Ottawa * 24 2 I) 1)1 1)7 WESriRN C O N F E R E N C E Central Dtviwan W L T P t i OF OA Tor only V It f 4) 14* IX Detroit X II s 27 XT IX 9* L4u>! 2* It F U IU 144 D a lla l 24 IV F 41 17) 142 Chic*** ti n i a* i*k 1)1 W,nmprg 17 17 * at IU lie Pacific Divine* Calgary 74 17 4 M IU 114 Vancouver 2) » 2 44 144 117 LotAngafri 1* 22 4 42 IX 147 Anaheim 14 X 4 X IX 117 San Joe* <2 » It 40 tt* 11) Edmonton 1) X F U 1» IX Tuesday's Oamat Pittsburgh a. Ottawa 1 Quebec 4. Philadelphia 4 Boston 1. Washington I Chicago S. Detroit 0 St Leuit 1. Vancouver l lie N V Dangers i. San Jose 1 Winnipeg 4 Lee Angeles A tie Wednesday's Garnet Montreal el Hartford. 7 U p m Florida si Tsospa Bay. 2i 2S p.m. N Y Itlsndero at Tor otto 7 l i o n Dalles el Ce Iger y , * 1 2 p m Hew Jersey al Edmonton. 0 12 p m Winnipeg el Anatiaim. 10 U p m Tbwredey'k O t m n Quebec al Pittsburgh. 7 U p m Waw.mgton al Buffalo. 7 U p m Heritors at Ottawa. 7 2 2 p m Delro.1 al Chicago. • U p m O aliatal Vancouver. l« I ) p m N V Rangert a l Lot Anoelet. 10 U p m lo o t y PON TE VED R A - Stallthcal leaden on the INI PGA Tour Ihrough the Northern Telecom Open which ended Jan 2) Scoring L e a d e n 1 John Huston 40 af. 2 llle l Jay Don Blake end Steve Strieker. 40 01. a D tn t Love HI. SOM. S Ted Trybe. M W 4 Phil Mickelson. 79<a 7 O im Browne. 7014 I Brett OgN 70 20 0 J e ff Maggert. I l l i It Jim Thorpe 70 4t Driving Distance I Rcbert Gam er 240 I yards. 2 Neel Lancaster. 204*. 2 D a v it Love III. 204 4 4 John Hutton. 201*. t Guv Boros 214 I. 0 Dove B Stockton Jr. 104 0. • Dudley Hart. 2E2 *. I Brett Ogle. III.7i 0 Curt Byrum. I f I 2; 10 Tom Stockmann. 2*0 2 Ortvmg Accuracy I Stars Utley, it 0 percent. 2 John Morse 721. 1 John Inman. 72 0. 4 Oltn Browne. 214; S (IMI Fred Funk. Lae Jenten end 1*010' Jordan 701. 0 Jim Furyk. 4* 0 * I •led with N O Greens in Regulation I Lonnie CNmen*t. l i t percent. 2 Jay Don Blake. II J. 2 Jim Thorpe. 10 a 4 lllel Olin Browne and Sieve Strieker. 7* 2; 0 (lie) Ted Schul: end Hal Sultan. 70 7. I Phil M kk elio n. 71 S * 4 tied With 77 I 1 Robm F rreman I «77; I Jell Meggrrl. I l f ) . 2 Steve Slrkker. ta t) 4 Davis lave III, I 4tt. S Jay Don Blake I 710. 0 Keith Clearwater. I F24. 7 Yothmori M in im a lI. 1 777; 0 David Feharty. 1 HO: * Paul Goydot 1 Fit; 10 M orrisM alaisky. I TU Total Dilvtng t Tad Trybn. 1*. 1 Brett Ogle. M. 1 lllel Jay Don B>eke end Guy Bov os la s Vi|ey Singh, 2a 0 (liel M ik e Hainan end David Toms. 41, 0 Sieve S ln ck er, 42. * Mika Sullivan, a;, IP BUI k ra lje ri. aa Eagle Leaders I Davit Leva III, S. 2 (tie) lermte Clements J riper pavnevlk. Dillard Pruitt. M ike Stendly and Jim Thorpe, a. 7 S lied with 2 Birdie L e a d e n li n e ) Vifey Singh and Mike Stpndly. 4* 1 [ r o ll Ogle. 4|. 4 B illy M eyleir. 44. S Jay Don Blakt. 44. 0 III#) John Hus Ion and Jail M aggtrl. al. 1 John Inman 40. t 1 lied with 2* Sand Tra p Satret I. Oim Browne. 71 a percent 7 Phil M kkelton, 7S0; 1 Ben Cremtsaw. 72 2; a (tip). Jim Fury* and D ave Rummeltt. 21 0; 0. Nolen Hank*. 200; 2 (He) Dudley Hart and Scott Simpson. 700; » Esteban Toledo 0*2; •0 2 tied with 401 AH AreerW I Ted Tribe. IM 2 P h il M cke son IU ] Steve Slrkker. 1)2. < Ja y Don Blake. 1)0. I Brett Ogle. IN; a D a v it Love Ml. 104; l.Otm Browne. 170 0 John Hutton tt). 0 Sot Burnt. 2*1,10 Billy M a r l air, 20) TBNNIS I Australian Open M ELBOU RN E A u s t r a lia R a tu llt Wednesday ol the U 7 million Australian Open 1teed ingtm per an theses I Men Sing let Ouartertlaeli Pete Senprat III, Tampa. d*t Magnut Gun Iaf lio n (101, Sweden. 2 4 17 41 14 4 ) 7 4 (241 Todd Martin (*). Lenting M ic h . dal MatiVal Washing tan. Pant* Vtdra Beech. I 2 2*1241,2*1211 Jim Cevrier (II, Brbdenten. del Goran Ivanisevic (SI. Croatia. 2 a t a i l . 4 a a ) Dae b u t Ouartarlmalt Jan Apeil and Janet Biorkman. Sweden, del Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodtorde (4). A u ttrtlit. 1 4 .4 1.4 4 Prom Staff Rapertt S A N K O K IJ p iitip * - w h ic h g u in e a t iy D ls c t t u n l w on n Its P ro - f ir s t r a m b ln e t l tw o I n n in g Aec N ig h t D r illin g In I n n in g th e P o ln r to had lo p a 3 -2 se v e n th le a d , hut M ik e D 'A m lr o lt d o lf th e lio t t o n i o f th e s r v r n t h w it h a t r ip le a n d J a c k L e w is , S h a w n G r im e s . P a u l I n g a in r lls O n Met and M u t in y S ilv ia a ll s i n g l e d I n c l o s e o u l t h e w in , Over It rime It In o i l i e r g u i n e a . K m Pam Shriver Baltimore, end Eluebeth Smyll* 1)1. Australia del Jill HetharmgSon Canada and Sheen Stattard 114), Gainttvill*. * 2 .4 2 Patty Fend cs Sacramento. C a lil. and Meredith McGrath 17). Midland Mich . dtl Ann Grossman. Grove City Ohio and Julie Richardson 114). New Zealand, a 7 *0 Ja n * Novetna. C ia c h R ep u b lic, end A ra n tia Sanch*; Vicarlo (21. Spam, del M a ry Ja* Ferisaisdei. M iam i, and Zma Garrison Jackson(I).Houston.4 * 4 4 C h e v r o le t C o n tro l h e ld 0 -4 o ff and K u m m r) Gager Pest W h e lc h c l A H o w a r d t ip p e d I t u n u n r l 1 5 -3 . Next a rd w eek. W h r lc h r l A 12-21 l u k r s on A ce |3-1| a t 0 3 0 p . m . ; K r n (1 3 ) c h a lle n g e s pane (3-OI D is c o u n t at How ­ D r illin g Hum m el D is c o u n t 7 :3 0 P ro p .m .: p la y s G a g e r and P esl C o n ­ tr o l IO -3 Int H . 3 0 p .m . 0u4rttrtineli Paul Maarhuit. Netherlands, and Natali* Medvedrva (71. Ukraine dal D a,* Randall. Birmingham A la , and Jill H*th*ringlon Canada 2*1741.4 2 L e a d in g D 'A m ic o ru n ). 1 - c w is ru n s. P a c in g Je rry Ron Tom BASKETBALL 7 X p m -W D B O A M I1 4 0 . N B A Orlando at Ctsartotia. pregame a OSpm 7 If p m - W W NZAM I laaot. Coltega, Florida at Georgia, prtgam* at 7p m HOCKCV 2;IS p m - W G TO A M (540). Florida at Tampa Bay M IS C E l MISCELLANEOUS 4 pm - W G T O A M IS4CI. CourttMS* Nightly 7 p m . - WWN7A/A/FM (740/14401. The Sports Nut 10 p m — WWNZ AM 1740). Florida Sports E it h a n g t X p m - W GTO Am (240), Sports Bylin* USA tw o S ilv ia S te v e M unkr G r im e s . M ik e w e re (th re e G o v e m a le d ir t s Ja m e s t ills , ru n ). (tw o h it s , R O D . Rny C la r k I h ll. ( I n i, 141)11 a n d L a H a r r e , S c o tt G e r ln g . R ic k Prom Staff Reports IN IM 1 - 4 It* N l a — * tl •) m si i Ik* 2 4 - 1 1 2*nt*rd Bings 241 114 1 Norttiland Cam si unify N t l i t I S A N F O R D — Lake M onroe Inn is the early leader of the Sanford W o m e n ’s Polar Bear League. L a k e M o n r o e I n n (3 •O ) w h ite w a s h e d S a n fo rd B in g o (1-2), IO-O. and w hipped Hosuek E n g in eerin g 12-11, 11-3. In Htr other game, Sanford Bin g o outscored N o rth la n d C o m m u n ity C h u rc h (03). 2 1-12 Next week, I-akr M onroe p lays N o rth la n d at 6 :3 0 p.m . an d Sanford Bingo at 7 30 p.m. and S an lord Bingo takes on Hosaek E n g tn rrrln g a t 8 :3 0 p.m. Leadin g Sanford Bingo were S u e N le k le ( d o u b le , t h r e e singles, three runs, three RBI), Paula S n n g rr (two triples, single, two runs, three HBI), K im C u rtis hRhree hll*. two runs. RBII. T in a K im b a ll (triple, sln g lr. two runs. RBI). Leah Sparrow (two hits, three runs. H ill) and Donnie C h ap m an (Iwo tills, two runs, three RBI). A lso, Sue Mohr, Dee W alden (single, (wo ru n s, HBI) an d Patti P o llrx (three runs) Northland: S h nila W alker (tri­ ple. double, single, ru n . two HBI). T e rri H lg g ln b oilm n (two hits, three runs). C in d y H tckcr (tw o lilt s , tw o ru n s). G a y le P aw hlda (two hits. RBI). T rish a S m ith llinm e run, three n m s. four HBI). Denise Roberts. 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Lisa C la rk |hlt. run), M ichelle Lyn n arid L y n n P r il (lilt). Ft^lUM h h(HlNjl| | (l| hAi AN »*, | I s in g l e e a c h f p r S a n f o r d B i n g o . **• W A R N IN G ••• O * *lA I - L a k r M onroe: Carol C ra n le k (home ru n , single, two runs, three RBI). J a m 'c Jones (trtplc. single, tw o m n s . three RBI). Dlno W ilson (double, single, tw o nm s. three RBI). A n n Lan/a (two hits. run. three RBI), Lnrl To w n s It wo hits, three runs) and Denise llo n ia e k lt w o hits. RBI). Also. T eresa F in c k (home run. two nm s. tw o RBII. S u r Bagiev (hll. three n m s), C h ris T ip to n (hit. run). J u lie Albertson and Nina T n rch o n Hilt). DON »III t(XAi OII* CX>MCOMTI 11T0*4%Af ^ Oiy** '.A. f l tie i I'KK FtMA»»Mf *f (>N*.7f>#M f ■*11A *• U 17N*'**■■ •*. • it*I f 'M| vOWuH MMA*AN< iNt- #*v »ubf I Nl o .A, .( ' I « « N T l lj f > # D II IS IS t l m n — ( i irt ia - u ti t r i k r l Clng* Lakt Maura* Ins D A Y T O N TIRES Dm bias Radio A ec Gager P itt Centrel Kew Remmel C b evraM Lake M onroe sw eep s Wcoftd Rotifid AAaritta Catlm. Clear water, and AAeiten Tu. Northridg*. C a lil. del Natasha Calm s and N ico la K*;waf. New Zeeland. 4 2. a 0 S ia b h a n D ra ke B ro ck m a n and A a rth l Venkatrtan Australia, del Sally Ann* Cut tier and Jodm Lynn. Australia * I. * ' C O L L E G E B A S K E TB A LL 7 p m — ESPN. Seton Hall at M iam i. (L) 4 pm — WGN OePaut at Alabama Biim ingham . IL) f p m — ESPN North Carolina at Florida State. ILt, alto at 2 20 a m 14 20p m — CV.SC. Florida al Georgia 2a m — SUN, Oklahoma State at Kansas NBA 1:20 p m - 10. Orlando Magic at Charlotte Hornets. IL) 7 2S p m — TBS. Ploema Suns at Atlanta Hawk*. IL) C O L L E O F FOO TBALL a 20 p m — SUN. FSU Parade ot Champi one G Y M N A STICS ( p m — SC. Georgii at Florida HOCKEY 7 X p m - SUN. 24. Florida Panthrrt at Tampa Bay Lightning. (LI l O X p m - SUN. IHL. A ll Star Gam* H H II. W a rre n , L o n n ie ru n ), Girls Singles Third Reund Berber* Schett. Austria, del Renna* Reid A u s t r a lia . *0 . 4 0. A n n abel Ellw ood. A u s t r a l ia , det A le a e n d r * S th e ld e r, G e rm a n y * 2.4 a M l Ra Jeon. South Korea, del Stephana Halsatl, Cypress t e ia s a * 4 1. Petra C a s p a r . H u n g a ry , d a l M e ile n Tu. Northridge. Calil .4 * 4 2 S'Obhen Drake Brockman. A u ltra 'la. dtl T t u T ln g Weng. Taiwan. 4 a. 40 Trudl Musgrav* Australia. d rl Heika Hutch. Germ any. 4 * 4). 41 Y v e t t e B a stin g N e t h e rla n d s d el Eotabeth Jells. Britain * l. 4 ) . Nina Mum Austria, del Amende Btt.ca Lomu*. C a til. 4 1 .4 7 ( 4 01.4* TV/NAPIO s in g le s , I n g a in r lls . ru n ). Thom pson laaland. 4 1.4 2 Dee kies First Reund Simon AAornn end M ara Way, Australia del Tan* Rekelt and V in ce McHugh Australia * 1.4 1. Jean Noel Gr.nda Franc* and Mark Neman. New Zeeland del Steven Biursdetl. Australia, end OayM McNamara. •Lustvalia.42.4 4 Wet Ju Chon. To,*** and ts*o Sec* Chung Vaeth Kerva dtl Da'it* Sta C r j ( Phlnn Wine*, end Jehn Hyt.HnhO Kong a V. a 1. Ben Eilwcod and Akark Phllicwoustit Australia d tl Scott Clark. New Zeeland erd ffa n n Slogvitl. Sweden 4 a. * 2 .. Brad Chiller and Daniel Russo. Australia, del Fredrik Jontten and Anderi Stenman Sw«-S*n. 7 4. * 1. Ambren Be'van Indie, end Previn Wats. Sri Lanka del Manus; Kur. Poland, and Julius M ircu. Australia a 1.4 2 Patrick Gottetieben and Namtr Schuttler Ge'm any. det Danmt* Bracctali and Dangle Caraudo Italy, a * 4 2. Matino Castellan a v l Giorgio Galimbarti Italy, del Andrew III* end Toby Mitchell. Australia. 4 a a 1 Allen BelebraidK end James Sekulov Australia. iNt Luka Bosw and Ngvak Nash. Australia. 4 4. *< Ban Coates end Danmi Healey. Australia del Tim HammonJ end Akrarn Zaman. Australia, a 1,4 4 Duf* AArdulias anu K iw o Zrlnski. Croatia, del Dei an Petronc and Sebastian Smart Australia, a l l ) Juttm Gim*ts>ob. Esse* Felts. N J . and JeM Raddtck. Delray Beach, dot K ali* Flygl and Magnus Norman Snedtr, 2S.42 s in g le , l l r o d r l c k a n d T o n y T r t e e ( h it ) . Andrew Hie. Australia del Lae Pearton Australia. 42. 41 N k e la t Etcude France del Jean Noel Grmde France 4 2. * a Mark Nielsen. New Ireland del Kalla F fig f. Sweden 4 4 4 1 Matthew Breen Australia dal Martin Siogvltt, Sweden a ). * 1, G>orglo Gelimbtrti Maty d tf Anders Stenman Swedr- l a 7* I* 7), Ben El! wood Australia daf Dvie Mrdutjes. Croatia 4 1 4 I P a u l Gaidttein. R o ck v ille M d . del M a g u s Norman Sweden. 4 1. 7 t James Sekutoe. Australia del Tto Sutnlet New Rkiner Schulte' Germany, del Wei Ju Chen. Taiwan * a 14 * I. Mark Philip pOuttit. Australia, dal M e iim e Huerd Franc*. I * t 1.4 a Roman Kukel. Slovakia, dot M art Way. Asmtv at la 4 I. * a Scan Humphries Tempo, del M*tt*aCeHf"*rl t t t ’ y.4 7 |) 71.44 4 a Patrick Gottetieben. Germany, pat Knew Zrintkl. Croatia *4 * I, Juttm Gimeittob E t t e n F e ll! N J . det Jong M in Let Australia *2.44.41 Alien Betabreld'C Australia, dtt James Delgado Britain 1 4 41. Anorien Returen dang. Indonesia, del Sebettien Swierk. A u s t ra lia .* * * ! h it s . h it s . w e re t r ip le s , u h re c H IIII, (th re e (tw o •*T» U " ,.. D Iseau n I (tw o it tl G ardrner an d Tom lltek lck l Ililt | Pacing K e n Rum m el against Gager were D a vid G o ldsllek (iw o lilts, iw o runs), Terrell K rv ln (two hits, run). J e lf F u lre ll (two lilts). C h rts N lekle (triple-, run). Mark A trn (hit. run. HIIII. J im Davis (hit, n u ll. Scoti M urphy, Brian C u rtis. Scott f'lrlc lie r and Klrlty S w liie h iir l (lilt, HI If IG ag rr h itle rs Sian lim n ie h (ih rrc hit*, tw o RBI), Mike N olo (double, sin gle, run. 141)1). M ark Bollon (Iwo lilts , two runs). Todd Morgan (till. HIIII. Donnie M c­ C o y . t e n o n A n d e rso n . H lch M r m lu g e r ( h i l l a n d F r a n k Turner (m ill. Paring W helehel A Howard were M ike G ra v e s (double, two singles, three runs. Hill), JcfT A irn (Hun* h its, two nm s. three HBI). Steve A ten Idoublr. single, run. HBI I. K ile Johnson It wo hits, two ru n s. RBI), Craig Tons! (two hits, ru n . two HBII. B rian Howard (hit, run. HBI). D enny Clayton. M ik e M eLohon Ihll, two runs), Dan d o o d lin g (hit. HBI). Terry R usal (two RBI) and V in rrn t H ow ard (run). H u m m el h illin g : S w ln e h a tt (hit, two runs). Car)' Keefer (hit, run), Nlekle |htt. HBI). G oldsllek. FutrrIJ and D a v is (hit). H ear M -o rrcl t h r e e o f (h r ta k e ) I Kew RvniWMl CSevrelat Wbekbel * Heward S o f t b a l l la - a g u e a t C h a s e P a r k . ru n s ) I - IN to c t lg r A t e D r i l l i n g 4 - 3 In t h e S a n f o r d M e n ’ s T u r s d is y Nt 3 4 -5 . M * o r r d t w o r u n s In t h e lin t t o r n o f th e se v e n th m m Ac* OrlHtng Dtsreunt Pvepeis* (904)773-7971 (904) 799-38M 1693 S. VOLUSIA A VE. IU 4 HWV. 17-93 ELKAM BLVD. ORANGE CITY DELTONA �r f f ------ —— Sanford January 26. 1904 * i | Herald. w w m Sanford. n n , ■Florida r v r r w e i - Wednesday. * if w p ia p w a if * « w iu w | p ww f -■ S B __________________ ■ w Despite late caution, Wood goes wire-to-wire for Late Model win __M k /m m mm m. __ “ ___ __ • if P A U L M A R t lO L I A - ' - 11 — S p e c ia l to the Herald N EW S M Y R N A B E A C H — W henever an yon e |{ol w ith in earshot. R ic k y W ood w ould Ju m p on me th rottle and held off d ivision ro okie Steve Throop to w in the Late Model feature event last Saturday. Ja n . 22. at New S m y rn a Speedw ay. W o o d , w h o d r iv e s th e A d v a n c e d Hermetlcs/Doyd Engin e C am aro. led every c irc u it to w in h is fifth F lorida A ssociation of S to c k C a r A u tom obile Racing IK A S C A R ) race of the season. 1 have a head rest that keeps tny head from falling over during lon g races, so I n e v e r see w h a fs going on behind m r ." said Wood. " W h e n I hear som eone com ing. I start looking a n d figure It's tim e to put my foot In It and get g oin g ." With five laps to the checkers. It was time to get going after a late race caution came out, erasing Wood's 10-car advantage over the rest of the field. The new restart had Throop. who drives the *S*"lke Ai k ■ A mm mm - 4 a .1 .< .1 lif t I *a T h ou san d s mm offt* lFi r aa -ni As JI u. >nmmk1my. -ayh.r■ d.1 and J.B . AJL u■ «to Cam aro. lin e d up side by sid e w ith Wood. A t Ihe drop o f th e green. Wood Jum ped lo Ihe lend w ith Throop clo se on his bum per. A lte r fo u r laps of nose-to-tall racing. Wood took Ihe ch e ck e rs a car length ah e ad of Throop. For T h ro o p . a n ew com er to the h a lf-m ile high-banked oval of New S m y rn a Speedway. It was o n ly h is second Late M odel race. "I d ro v e M tnl-Slocks for three years before I Jumped lo Late M odels." sa id Throop. 22. w h o halls fro m W est I'alm Beach. "Tonight was a real experience. I always drove flat tracks before. These h ig h banks arc really a lot faster. "W e ’ re re al pleased w ith o u r car. We gu essed on Ihe s c l-u p and It was p e rfe ct." B illy H ughes. Kevin D icks, and John K e n n e d y rounded out the lop five. C c n ra d G re n ie r avoided u first-lap six-car p ile up to n o tch h is third M in t-S tock feature win o f the season. Basketball------------C o n tin u e d fro m IB t l I #1 i f * ft f ft 4 I m ma • « fl , ** *m A * t 1 ___ l . I ___ 4 ' ..... _ Cl l tom ing out of tu rn two. VJo e K ern. Bobby Sears. Bob D oxlc. Duane G llfu s. J.D . D uncan, and K e ith French tangled, b rin g in g out u red flag situation. During Ihe melee. Sears drove h is bum per Into the Inside o f D o xle 's car. It took track personnel more than 15 m in u te s lo separate the two cars. Despite Ihe cru m p le d fenders und frames, there were no Injuries. D oxlc. w ith a gaping hole In Ills side panel, w as able to co n tin u e along w ith K ern and G llfus. "M an. I d o n ’t know what hapjieried out th ere ." said Doxlc. "I got spun around and hit from the rear and then a ll chaos broke loose. C a rs were Just sp in n in g and ban gin g." T ra ilin g G re n ie r to victory lane were J o h n G a id ako . K c m . D oxlc. and G llfu s. Art C h ap m an , w ho suffered rear end p roblem s during the h eal race, got som e pit support a n d a new rear engine, a llo w in g h im to w in th r Sportsm an m ain event. "T h a t's w hat th is track ts a ll a b o u t." said f a a k mm 1 4 a y. a, Chapm an, w ho has five w in s on the season. "E v e ry b o d y races h a rd . T h e y are a ll very c o m p c lltlv r und yet. If you need help, they Just Jum p In. "B o b b y Stevens let me Ixirrow u rear end and everybody. I m ean everybody, cam e over to h rlp me put it In. T h is Is p ro b a b ly m y m ost m em orable w in ." J e rry S m ith w as second ahead of Pal M cC la in . B ill Loom is, an d R ick Johns. M ark K ln le y and J im C ro w e J r . banged, bumped, und slid com ing out of ■urn fo u r to lake the caution and checkered flags In Ihe Modified feature event. K lnley m anaged to cross Ihe line backw ards ahead of C row e to rcglsler Ihe w in. C om p letin g the lop five, in order of finish, were J e r r y Jones. Joe M iddleton, and Jam es T u c k e r J r. Other feature event w inners were T im m y Todd ILlinlted L a ic M odclsl. G ary Frosh (Bombers), and Dun M rK u rrtck (Run-Abouts). Bramlett edges Marshall in Late Model event L A K E M A S T II T A V A R C t 4* l a i a i n (M l of 14 field goal attem pts in So<omon I I I I S . Allm o n tO S I. K uckiyk I the first quarter as It fell behind I 11 MUII»*n t o i l , VouqSon I ) 7 1 Tots'* 15-5. It 10 10 M la t M jia no) The T rib e linalty found the lo n n w n d I 0 0 i Cttguton 7 0 0 to, range In the second quarter, Ragvccl S O I II D vtor ] 11 7. C ' t i i m g 100 hitting its llrst two sh ots and 10. Marfl* I 0 0 I. Lombard I 00 > Totol* l i I *» seven o f 12 In the ftcrlod w hich T o to rtt 7 • IF It — M seem ed to s r t lle th e sfp iad U k tM a ry H I if It — M down. Thro* point t.*id g*oi * T a v o ro t 4 (Solomon 41. Lok* M a r, I (Rogwccll Tstol But St. C lo u d s till Increased Its tout* — T o *•«»« to l o w W4>a tr Foul**! lead to 12 at Interm ission, 35*23, Out — nuno TocSnKOll — non* R»<o»tf> -• as point guard Dana S m ith , the •.ok*Mo»y II II all-tim e leading female scorer In Florida h ig h school h isto ry, hit eight rebounds, two steals, tw o all five of her shots from the assists). M in d er Ham pton (13 floor. Including a three-pointer, (mints, th ree steals, three astsisl, and six of elghl free throw tries ile lin d c r M organ (six points, five for 17 points rebounds, four steals) and S h a y S e m in o le cam e out o f the Brow n (seven reboundsl. locker room with a vengeance L A K E M A R Y HOLDS O N and cut Ih r lead to rig h t points. L A K E M A R Y - The L a k e 37-29. w ith 6-35 left and had a M aty R a m s proved that one chance to cut the m argin to six. person ca nn o t win a h a s k rib .il I But the B u lldogs scored the next game th em self Tuesday n ight four p oin ts to go tip by 12 before . barely. Ten nlsh in Eason made the score T a n ik a S olom on scored 36 41-31 With 5:50 lelt. (mints, tn rlu d ln g hitting fou r Ju st us q u lekly as the T rib e th rrr-p n ln trrs . but It w as not bad found their shooting touch. quite en o ugh to overcome the It was gone, as they m ade Just more balanced Lake Mary a tta c k six of 2 9 shots from the floor as th r R a m s held on for a 50-48 (four of 21 In the fourth quarter! v icto ry o v e r Tavares In a g irls ’ and Just one of nine al the tree lia s k r lb a ll gum r at U ik r M ary throw lin e the rem ainder o f the H igh S ch oo l. game as St. Cloud slu rtrd to ptdl "W e started out pretty w ell. away. Inn we got u late start because "I was proud of the w a y the they (Tavares) got here late an d I g irls kept th rlr heads to n ig h t." th ink th at threw us o il s o m e ." s a id M c N a m a ra " I n g a m e s against them in the past, w e've said Lake M ary head coach A n n a V a n la n d ln g lu im . "W e got In a lost ou r co o l and alm ost had groove w h ere we were Just g oin g some p h ysica l confrontations cn through th e motions and then the floor. But tonight, we stayed had a m e n ta l lapse that let th em In the gam e and played w ith back In gam e. them ." "Once they got close, we could S m ith fin ish e d with 21 poin ts not get th r momentum bark and as the B u lld o g s Improved lo 2 3 -1 pull out to a lead again." The R a m s Juin|K-d out to a on the season, with th eir o n ly 15-7 lead a lte r the first q u u rter, loss co m in g al the han ds of a n ation ally ranked Georgia team. hut then were outscorrd 4 1-35 A ls o In d o u b le llg u re s were the rest o f the way. In clu d in g I5-IO in th e fourth quarter. center M ary B e lli K o rtr {I II and D oing the damage for L a k e Brandy M lliln g in n ll II Mary were Daw na Ferguson (14 The rebounding ulso bud a huge bearing on Ihe outcom e as (mints. lO rebounds, four steals), loiura K a g u cc l (II (mints, six S i. C loud out boarded the home team 48-30. Including 19-12 on assists). J e n n ife r G rcisslng (10 (minis. 13 rebounds, five assists) the offensive glass, a n d had three p layers p u ll down over 10 and D iane D uber Iscvcn p oin ts. 13 rebounds). rebounds each. M illin g ton led T he R a m s got back to .500 w ith 13 carom s, white soph o­ with the w in ut 11-11 and w ill m o r e A n n e E lis a M u r r a y host S e m in o le on Thursday Iregrabbed 11 and Korte 10 The B u lld o g s w ill Ik - In S e m i­ fore w e lco m in g the state s top ranked C la s s 4A team. St. C lo u d , nole C o u n ty again T h u rs d a y to Lake M ary High School on n lg hl as they pay a visit to Lake Friday. M ary on F rid ay. T he T rib e w ill also visit L a ke Doing the damage for S e m i­ Mary, p la y in g Ihe R am s th is nole. w h ich fell lo 9-13 on the T h u rsd a y night season, were Eason (20 points. ■ ft P A U L M A R t lO L I A Special to Ihe Herald Editor's nots: Saturday's results O R L A N D O — Scott B ra m le tt. the Florida Pro Series 1993 Rookie o f th e Year, edged R icky M a rs h a ll at the s la rt/fln lsh tine to win the 25-lap Late Model fe atu re event last Friday. J a n . 2 1 . at Orlando S p ee d world. It w as th e first win of ih e season for Bram lett. " T h is Is a great win lor u s ." said Bramlett. d rivin g a c a r recently p u rch ase d from Mike Cope's A ll-P R O team and sponsored by S cru b b e r H a n d Cleaner a n d St. Cloud Texaco. " T h is Is u new car. W e o n ly have two races on II a n d we have u w in nnd a second. It's a great w a y to break II In " In Ihe e a rly laps. Tuffy H eater used the pole p o sitio n to his advantage w ith Bramlett tucked tn clo se behind. For th e first 10 laps. Hester nnd H ram leit raced nose-to-tall. After u ca u tio n on lap I I . H ram lett seized the o p p o rtu n ity presented b y the restart as several d riv e rs swapped p o s itio n s behind him. M arshall m oved Into secon d and caught Bram lett In lapped irafllc. n e a rly m aking a last-lap pass, but Bramlett h e ld on the for the win. from Volusia County Speedway will appear In Thursday's Sanford Herald. H e s te r ch a s e d Ihe lead d u n to Ihe ch e ckers for th ird . C u rren t F lo rid a A sso cia­ t io n of S lo c k C a r A u to m o b ile R a rin g (F A S C A R ) L a le Model point leader. R icky Wood, slarted the rare on ih e tall end of the field and s till m anaged lo fin ish fourth. Pete O rr. d riv in g the B arry Haeflc C am aro. was fifth. M ichael W illia m s dom inated the Lim ited Late M odels for the second week In a row. G u ry S ch lich ter. track from a h ard crash suffered the first week o f the season, fin ish ed second. P lacin g third th rou g h fifth w ere, re sp e ctiv e ly , A n d y S aflotU . G len Carter, and Dave Snodgrass. Even though R aym on d Love lady w as put lo the re ar o f th e H eld fo llo w in g an opening-lap tangle w ith J im C ro w e J r., he s t ill blasted back through the field to w in Ills second M odified race of the year. G reg Hughes, back after a two-year layoff, m ade a late charge In hla new C o lo n ia l Auto B o d y ca r tu cla im second ahead of Pop TNN expects to remain primary racing outlet despite C B S challenge By JOB BOW AUDI Associated P re s s W rtur_________ N A S H V I L L E . Tenn. — A N a s h v ille N e tw o rk e x e c u tiv e expects t h r cable channel to re m a in a t t h e fo re fro n t o f televising W in sto n Cup ra c e s even th ou g h C B S Is looking for new s p o r t s to replace N F L games. The N a s h v ille Network devotes more tim e to N A SCA R ra c in g than an y o f the major n etw o rks or cable ch an n e ls. The c a b le slatlon w ill televise eight liv e W inston C u p races this year, u p one from 1993. Virtually a ll Its S u n d a y s c h e d u le Is a b o u t m oiorsports. CBS. w h ic h already has rig h ts lo the D ayton a 500. recently lo st Its N F L co n tra ct to the F o x network. C B S executives s a id last week th ey are looking at v ariou s s p o rts programs. I n ­ clu d in g W in s to n Cup races, a s a replacem ent. Tu cker. W ayne Parker, and Ray S m ith . G ene V n n A lstin c fin a lly got h is new M lnt-Slocker dialed In to lake Ills first w in of the year, but he had to hold off a determ ined Bobby S ears to do so. V a n A lsttn e nipped Sears at th r lin e for the checkers. D in k S u lliv a n . K r lly J a r r e ll, and Jo h n R oberts rounded o u l the lop five. C o m in g out on top o f n great three-car b attle. B ill Lo o m is scored h is second S portsm an w in of the yenr. T h ird -p la ce fin ish er Paul C o lg a n was p h y s ic a lly worn out by the end of the race after ru n n in g the outside groove all the way. Colgan a c tu a lly passed Loom is for the lead at one p oin t, but slipped back to th ird place as Barbara Pierce squeezed h rrs e lf betwren Loom is and Colgan on the last lap. Scott W ood and David G o u ld filled the feurth and fifth positions, respectively. Not to be outdone by b is fa s t ir coun­ te rp a rts . B o b b y S t e v m s p assed M ik e Peppier on the last lap to w in the Bom ber feature, h is third victory of Ihe year. Glenn C astro and Jo h n S m ith made It a blanket fin ish for third and fourth w h ile Glenn C ord ell w as fifth. J im E rb won (he Run-About feature. The M int-Bom ber feature w in n er was T im Stack. BridgftttofM FREE EXTENDED W XRH AN TiES * R* Balancing* F:« R*p*r * Rotation * RjM Hrtaid * U *ag* Warranty * Afcgmwnt 0 *c* # SMx» Brat* ft A* Owe* Ihe television rights. It Is not u package deal as ts done w ith Ihe N F L and M ajor League Baseball. Th*y aren't al the compat/tlonJ H "C B S docs have an appetite for ra cin g ." W h e e le r said . " C 3 S always has been a force In the bidding. E v e ry race th at's been available. C B S takes a look a t." O RB. $9 099 ... $ T N N . w h l r h f o c u s e s Its w e e k d a y p r o g r a m m in g o n c o u n try m u s ic , s w it c h e s to m olor sports coverage on S u n ­ day year ro u n d and part o f every Saturday. TN N 's live W in sto n C u p th is y e a r In c lu d e tw o R o ck in g h a m . N.C.. tw o Dover. Del., and one each C o n co rd . N .C .. Pocono. Loudon. N.H. an d Phoenix. races fro m from from Pa.. ' " The cable ch an n e l also w ill telecast 18 B u sch G ran d N a­ tional races — m ore than 50 percent of the series. T N N b eg a n te le v is in g liv e N A S C A R races In 1991. The channel Is availab le In 59 m illio n U.S. households. . vTf./? £> E x p r e s s Goodyear ■Hi . M • »A ‘MN> B.F. Goodrich "1 don't see them taking o v e r W inston C u p ." Paul W heeler, m oiorsports director for T N N . said Tu esday. Soccer Continued from IB "W e Just look for those bursts when we can create som e op ­ p ortu n ities for our strik e rs." said Lake M ary coach B ill Eisselc. "W h e n II happens, we h ave to take advantage of It." M cD ow ell cut Lake M a ry 's lead to 3-2 w ith a goal o il o f a rebound ui 75:03. Lake H ow ell continued to push forward but couldn't com e up with the ly in g goal. "I'm happy w ith the w ay we cam e b a c k and fought hard a g a in st a good te a m ," sa id E lssele . " B o t h team s p la y e d w e ll." A l L y m a n , the G reyh ou n d s 122-1) s tru c k q u ickly und often a g a in s t t h e o v e r m a t c h e d M a in la n d Buccaneers, s c o rin g 10 goals In the first 20 m in u te s of the m utch. "T h e y ca n gel nothing t h is year because ih e contracts utready arc sig ne d . The N FL w a s a huge part o f th e ir program m ing, a n d t h e r e a r e not e n o u g h W inston C u p events lo (111 th a t." Lead in g the attack was D a n ya H arris w ith four goals and an assist. S a ra Kane added three goals an d tw o assists M ich e lle St. L o u is contributed a goat und two assists w h ile Danielle G a r ­ rett had a goal and an assist. Shea D o n lh l. Lisa Solars. D e ­ borah La rso n , and Melissa K ro n e each sco re d a goal. T h e re sa Ikm trm jKj assisted on two goals w hile Deedee Eubanks and K e lly S trtck le re a c h hud one assist. She said th ere arc four or fiv e open co n tra cts for races in 1995. T N N a lr e a d y has signed to televise e ig h t next year a n d could do m ore. Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step *'Wc w ill lo o k ut all of ih e m ." said W heeler, w ho has w orke d previously for A B C , ESPN. T U S and Prim e N etw ork. "It depends on the rig h ts fees. Ihe lim e o f year, the a v a ila b ility ." Each of Ihe 3 0 races negotiates C Boys m tln u e d fro m IB J a m ie Bower and J a m ie Hurt a ll scored In double figures and O ran grw ood C h ris tia n led alm ost frrun s la ri lo fin ish In handing v is itin g T rin ity Prep a 63-52 setback In a Central F lo rid a A lh le llc Conference contest Tu e sda y night. The Orungcw ood C h ris tia n Junior v a rsity kept Its unbeaten streak alive w ith an 83-61 triu m p h . VandeStreek tallied 17 points, w h ile P ark e added 11 and Bower and H art 10 each lo offset a gam e-high 3 0 point perform ance by T r in it y Prep's A n d y Greenlee. O R A N G tW O O O M . TR IN IT Y PREPJ7 Trinity prtp M l) Ru* 1 1 1 * . Nw)X«rnl 1 ) 4 ) Hvmferton 0 11 I. Struktf 4 0 0 10. G r M f llM t ll IIJO Tol*l* 1*1770)1 O lK ilD M * CIUIllUII 1*11 MUctoll 1 0 0 7, P*'h* 11111, McCutty I I I ) Bo**r 100 10. U*M 4 t 4 10. Moor* 1 0 0 7. W»i»r 117 7 V a n d c S t r i I 7 17 Tot«l* 14 1017*1 Trinity Pr4p II I I I I I - II 0j|«gt— < C V U t lj n H It 10 11 — *1 Thrw pom l f.«'d QO*l't — Trinity Prep } M lrttttr 1 R u*l, Or*ng*<rood ChrlUm n 0 |P*r*» ). Mart. Moor*I T0I4I lovtt — Trinity P rrp t). Or*ng**ood Ctift»tl»n I) Fowled Owl - non* Tk IviIc i Ii — non* R t o r a i — Trinity P rtp 4 II, 14 C F A C . Orangtnood Chritll*n M l , 7 I C FA C J V - O re g tM o d C Srltllon U .Trlnty P rrp 41 The R am s did a good Job on Greenlee In the first half, h oldin g him to Just six points as they built a 28-19 lead. But Greeub.c scored 12 (m ints In each o f the third and fourth quarters to keep things Interesting. E ric S tre c k c r also scored In double figures, throw ing In 10 (mints for T r in ity Prep, w h ic h fell to 4 -11 o verall and 2-4 In th c C F A C . In ad d itio n to their (mints. VandeStreek a lso pulled dow n elgh l rebounds a n d blocked three shots. Parke w as perfect from the floor, h ittin g a ll three of h is tries from the lloor. a ll on three-point shots, and tw o free throws. B o w e r had five steals and Hart grabbed five rebounds. A ls o playing w e ll for Orangew ood was S p en cer Meier, who h ad seven (m ints and eight rebounds. The R am s, who Improved lo 13-8 overall a n d 7-1 In th e conference, w ill p la y a big C F A C quadruplchcudcr, along w llh th e g irl's learns, t ills Friday n ig h t as they host T h e M aster's Academ y tn their h o m ecom in g game. A . \ M * T ■ d l l i l A X You can get sales quick with the help of your Visa or MasterCard. Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we'll be glad to help you write an ad that's a sure sell. Sanford Herald l i i I jfx �4B - San lord H#r«id. Santord. Florida • W adntaday. January 20. 1904 People Cook of the Week IN B R I E F ‘All-purpose guy’ has been cooking since age 8 Audubon mootings scheduled S A N F O R D — T h e S em in ole chapter of the Flo rid a and national A u d u b o n S ocieties w ill meet for u regular m eeting on T h u rsd ay. J a n . 27 at 2 p.m . In the S enior C e nte r on Sem inole Avenue In Sanford. The speaker w ill be P arks S m a ll from W e klv a S tale Park whose topic w ill be " S c r u b J a y s o f the W eklva B a s in ". Refreshm ents w ill be served and a ll are w elcom e to attend. T h e group w ill also have a field trip to B lue S p rin g State Park In Thursday. Feb. 10 to see the manatees. Interested people sh ou ld meet at the park at 10:30 a m. und b rin g a bag lu n ch . C h e llls Engstrom w ill lead the event. F or more Inform ation, contact G race F rien d at 6 6 8 -5 5 4 1. Golf to benefit UCP T h e Second A n n u a l C o n tin en tal A irlin e s Shoot for United Cerebral Palscy of C e n tra l F lorid a llole-ln -O n e Challen ge Is scheduled for S atu rd ay. Ja n . 20 at golf courses a ll around cen tral Florida. For a 95 donation to U C P . golfers at the p a rtlrlp n tln g courses w ill have a chance to w in a trip for two to the P G A National C h a m p io n sh ip at Sou thern H ills C o u n try C lu b In Tulsa. O klahom a. The trip w ill be aw arded to a golfer who m ukes a hole-ln-one. If there Is no hole-ln-one. a draw ing w ill be held the follow ing day on the U C P telethon w h ich w ill be show n on W C P X -T V . ch an n e l 6. There w ill be other prizes awarded In other events ns well that day. F o r more Inform ation or for a list of p articip a tin g courses, c a ll Lisa M cCoy at 8 4 1-4576 Dunkirk'Fredonia Picnic set L A K E L A N D — T h e 42nd D u n k lrk-F red o n la New Y o rk Day P ic n ic w ll be held on S aturday. Feb. 5. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Jo k e r M archant S tad ium . H angar No. 2 In Lakeland. B rin g a covered d ish and y o u r own tableware. Coffee w ill be provided. There w ill be a 91 donation at the door. F o r more Inform ation, contact Bob Suggett at (8131858-4963 In the evenings o r 858-8264 or 858-7704 d u rin g the day. You m a y also w rite to h im at 411 E l Dorado St.. L ake lan d F L 33809. C o o k o f th e W eek J im m y M ilam Is best described as. the " a ll p u rp ose” kin d of guy. T h e re Is a lw ays lim e lo get eve ry th in g d on e a n d th e n s o m e ." s a id M'.lam. B e in g on the go alm ost (.on sta nlly Is w hat seem s to w ork best for h im and h is you n g fam ily. M ilam Is a native Flo rid ian . He spent m ost of h is g row ing up years liv in g In Ocala. M ila m has two older brothers. G a ry an d David. H is parents both w orked fu ll tim e w ith h is father on the road for d a y s at a tim e as a salesm an. W llh no sisters, the boys had to Iram quite a few t h in g s a b o u t c le a n in g a n d cooking at a very early age. "I could prepare a com plete m eal by the tim e I was 8 years o ld .” said M ilam . A s lim e m oved on M ila m 's c o o k in g s k ills w e re perfected. M ilam p icked up on a w o n ­ derful w ay to blend fru its and vegetables to m ake a spice. "I learned how to do th is over the years from m y g ran d m oth er." said M ila m . "T h e re are three generations of M ilam s u n d e r h im and y o u 'll fin d a bunch o f good cooks In o u r fam llv tree." B y u s in g t h is s p e c ia lly le a rn e d m ethod o f m a k in g spices It is a m u ch h e a lth ie r way of p re p arin g EBB id i2 K*l HwaM et-olo by M m Kttts Jim m y M ilam adds a pinch o f th is and that lo pot. food. M ila m stays away from salt Just as m u c h as he ran an d w ill use a no sod iu m soy sauce In Its place. M ilam an d his wife. A llis o n . have bern m arried for six years. Th e y have a gorgeous daughter. C a rrie M arie. 3. w h o Is (hr "a p p le of her d a d d y ’s eye ." M ilam affectionately c a lls her By VICKI DoBORMIBR Herald Staff W riter_____________ Nar-Anon to moot R otary C lu b o f Lake M ary m eets T h u rs d a y m ornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the T lm a c u a n Country’ C lu b , on R in ehart Road. Contact B ill M oore, president, at 323-1192. Waight Watcher* meet on Thuradaya A local ch ap ter o f W e ig ht W a tch ers m eets at the L a k e M ary C o m m u n ity B u ild in g every T h u rs d a y from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m . Omni Toaatmaatera meat at Heathrow T h e O m ni T o astm a ste rs C lu b w ill meet at 5:30 p.m . every T h u rsd a y at the A A A b u ild in g . 1000 A A A D rive. H eathrow . C a ll Sam R yan at 6 7 1-2656 for m ore Inform ation. Hollywood East clogging claaaea Hollyw ood F a s t D a n cers co n d uct d o g g in g classes every T hursday. B e g in n e rs from 6:30 to 7:30 p m. an d Interm ediate from 7:30 to 8:30. at M elodec S k a tin g R in k . W . 2 5 th Street near Airp ort B ou le va rd In Sanford. T h e coat U 8 3 p er daaa. ages 5 and up. P are n ts free w ith p ayin g chUd. For Inform ation, c a ll M a rty at 322-5761 o r Daw n. 904-7350270. 6 00 H >««* by 1 — C on testants In tha M ias Sam ino la HlQh S ch o o l com petition racantly gathered for ■ final lim e before Saturday evening’s event. The M lse S H S featlvltles w ill be held Jan. 29, at 7 30 p.m., In th e s c h o o l a u d ito riu m . A d m is s io n la $3. C ontestants and thalr sp on sors who are sch o o l groups or organization* are (front row, from left): Am anda Luke, M lsa N ational Honor Socloty; Am ende Cutter, M iss Dazzlera; Kell Sullivan, M lsa Dram a Club; Cathy M lk a ls, M iss Band; Laurie Blair, M lse Salm agundi; Tiffany Baumann, SaE M iss D a a tliy and Kars Hldkson, M iss Fantaty. (Back row. from left): Jaim e Olllm an. M is s Students Against Drunk Driving; L isa Cullum . M is s S h o w B and; Tam m l C o u g h lin , M is s Interact; Karen Reichert. M iss Future Educators ol America; Christina Shively, M iss Trtbo; Sarah M cChee, M is s Newspaper; Windy M cCarty, M iss Newspaper. M eliaaa Shallord, M iss Mu Alpha Beta; Karen S ilvlu s, M is s Polyglots; Krystal M erthlt, M is s G o sp e l C h o ir and C hakenna Jones, M is s S enior Class. Lighten up with appealing and healthy Chinese dishes C h in ese d ish e s are a good w ay to lig hten u p If you 're w an tin g to ahed a few pounda after the over In du lging o f the Holidays. T h e recipes nave un iversal appeal an d take little cooking tim e In the m icro w av e oven. A ll the Ingredients for these h ealth y m eals-ln-one-dish ca n be found In a lm o st every g rocery store. It's q u ic k , convenient an d good for you . C h u n k s of c h ic k e n w ith lota o f vegetables m akes for .fr— n j — «»fL th is easy d in n e r that Is lig h t and he*] thy. M O O G O O Q A I PAN 8 ox. akln n e d boneless ch icke n breast 1 sm a ll o n io n , chopped 1 cu p slice d celery 2 cup# alced ca n ots 2 cups halved fresh m u sh ro om s Vk cu p w ater W tap. salt Vt tap. pepper Vi tap. g ro u n d ginger 1 package (6 ox.) frozen pea pods or 2 cu p s fresh pea pods 1 can (8 ox.) sliced w ater chestnuts, d rained M cu p w ater 1 Tbsp. co rn starch C u t c h ic k e n Into b lic-slze d pieces. P lace In 2-quart ca sse­ role. A d d o n ion s, celery, car rota, m ushroom s, water, sail, pepper and ginger. C o v e r w llh rn sse ro lr lid. M ic ro w a v e on 100 p erce n t p o w e r 8 -9 m in u te s o r u n t il vegetables are tender, s tirrin g once. A d d pen pods and w ater chestnuts. C om b in e water and cornstarch: m ix well. S tir Into vegetable m ixtu re . M ic ro w a v e on 100 p erce n t power, uncovered 6-7 m inute* or u n tl m ix tu re b o lls and th ick e n s allg h U y. a t ln in g twice. S erve w llh b row n o r w h ile rice. A b ou t lVk cu ps fiesh bean sprouts can be added with w ater chestnuts Q rtti-aa- E r e a ---------- r o s — ’ .J (ranancggrfc*; ura M pg as»r,u, HVM M H m 8 h * c o v fi« t;..M It» ‘6 H S | 6 30 | ! 00 | 7 30 | 8 00 | 8 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10 JC | >1,00 | 11 30 ta E S ig . " B e B y ." M lla t n Is e m p lo y e d w llh L o c k h re d at K e n n e d y S p a re Center, lie Is a c o in m u n lca ilo n s te ch n ician und lia s h ern w llh the co m p a n y Just about 4 'k years A ltho u gh this Is sotnrwhat of a drive from h is co m ­ fortable Sanora home. M ilam doesn't m in d the drive al a ll "I re ally enjoy m v line of w o rk ." said M ilam . " K S C Is a very e x citin g p la c r lo be a t." A lliso n , on the other hand. Is em ployed m u ch clo ser lo home at First U n ion B a n k In Longwood. M ila m now and then enjoys doing a l l l l l r fishing "M y c o m ­ m u n ity Involvem ent Is coach in g u little league Ira n i.” he said. M ila m and A lliso n enjoy sp e n d ­ ing tim e logther w orkin g w ith ce ra m ics T h is hobby gives them som e lim e together aw ay from □ B e e C o o k . Page 5 B Mammograms scheduled in mobile unit S A N F O R D — A n e x h ib it o f the folk art of India w ill be at the S em in o le C o m m u n ity College F in e A rts G a lle ry through Feb. 10. T h e gallery Is open M onday th rou g h T h u rs d a y from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rotary meata early RENEE KFITH 18 Indian folk art Nar-Anon m eets every W ednesday at 8 p.m . at West Lake H ospital. 589 W est S ta le Road 434. Lon g wood. Nor-Anon Is a support group open to fa m ilie s and friends of a d d icts .V D S ll^ liv in g w ltn ’ k n a d d ic t t i m ote tu rm o il th a n y o u can T in n B lr ily * yourself. J o in for aupport In co p ing w ith y o u r addict; gain, seren ity to m ake decision s and p u l y o u r life back In focus. Cafl v 200-1900 for m ore Inform ation. COOK OF THE W EEK wan Use the m icrow ave to cook the ric e foe a n y o f the C h in e s e recipes or when a recipe ca lls for cooked rice. M IC R O -C O O K E D R I C E 1 cu p long grain rice 2 cu ps water 1 tsp. b u tle r or m argarine V* (sp. salt Measure rice. salt, butter Into u 3-quart casserole. S tir In hot water. Cover and m icrow ave on 10 0 p e rc e n t p o w e r fo r 5 m inutes, reduce pow er to 50 percent and m icrow ave for 10-12 m inutes: fluff w ith fork. A llo w lo aland 10 m inutes (covered) and II Is rru d y lo serve or be used In an y recipe (hat c a lls for cooked rice. T h is oriental d ish com bines traditional flavors w ith veal or pork — a low cholesterol recipe. M IC R O F R I E D R I C E 8 oz. cubed boneless veal or pork 1 tsp. meat brow ning powder 2 Tbsp. soy sauce 3 green onions, sliced 2 eggs or Vk cu p egg substitute 2 cups cooked w h ile r ic e ' 1 cu p frozen peas I can (8 oz.) s lice d water □ Bee M ic ro w a v e , P a g e 5 B L A K E M A R Y - T h e Lake M ary W o m a n 's C lu b Is once a g a in c o o p e r a tin g w llh Ih r W o m a n 's C e n te r for R adiology lo provide u service that co u ld save y o u r life. M a m m o g ra m s wi l l h r perform ed In a m obile u n it to w om en w ho m ight otherw ise lie un ab le lo reclevc the preven ­ tative care they nerd. S ta tistic s show that rn rly In­ tervention Is the k ry lo treating breast ca n ce r su ccessfu lly. A m am m ogram Is the best form of ea rly detref Ion of cancer. T h is Is Ih r th ird year that ih r Lake M a ry 's W om an's C lu b lia s p a rtic ip a te d In b rin g in g the pro gn im lo the wom en of U ik r M ary. O n F riday. Ja n . 28. beginning at 9 a.m ., the W om an's Center for R adiology m obile u n it w ill be located In Ihc parkin g lot o f the Lake M ary C ity H all. 100 N'. C o u n try C lu b Road. M a m m o g ra m s w i l l be perform ed In private e x a m in a ­ tion areas Inside the m obile unit. A m am m ogram Is a low-dose X rat that provides an Imugc of the breast tissue und detects the presence of any breast ca ncer at a tim e w hen II Is most curable. S creen in gs w ill be done for 855 each by the W o m an's C e n ­ ter for Radiology. They w ill a ll lie Interpreted by radiologists. A p p o in tm e n ts are necessary for the m am m ogram s and may­ be m a d e b y c a llin g G la d y s N o rth ru p at 896-0795. WLilchiield • >N|UZ', i t. 4 i f e i _ j j u n n j i NO m m IRON WILL 1*01 x is s is r o o e o o * GRUMPY OLD MEN 3 10 4 30 7 30 Q 43 ( P a n INTERSECTION 3 3 0 4 )0 7 1 9 9 1 8 |*| MRS. 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S t ir vigorously to break dow n beans for th ickness. Serve w ith co m bread. home. But. all In all. M ilam says, "m y biggest hobby Is ro o k in g .” If t h r r c 'a a g a th e r in g lik e T h a n k s g iv in g . C h ristm a s, a n ou tb ack or m aybe a footbull game going on. Milam Is e ith e r riolng the cooking or hus p re ­ pared som eth in g fantastic lo lake along. “ I do most o f the cooking at hom e too,'* M ila m said. W hen It's a fam ily-type get together, the M ilam brothers are (he "food exp erts" of the day. G a ry 's (lair Is In Ihc. g rillin g d e t r im e n t . David Is a w o n ­ derfu l baker leaving M ila m 's expertise In Ihc area of cooking. For a little change for those who enjoy seafood Milam s u g ­ gests Scalood Spaghetti. Prepare you* favorite sauce (meatless) and then yo u r pasta. Now. you can add to your sauce som e scallops, crabm eal. sh rim p or llsh of you r choice Insteud c f sausage or ground beef Keeping In m ind, "fresh Is always b e st." Mllurn concluded. SPECIAL POTATOES 7-8 m ediu m size n t v potatoes W stick bu tte r Salt and pepper to taste Splash o f o il W cu p so u r cream Dash of c h lv ra Baron b its (optional) Place potatoes In saucepan. F ill pan w ith 1-2 Inches of w ater. Cook u n til tender. After co o kin g drain off a n y w ater rem aining. A d d r e m a in in g In g re d ie n ts , m ashing w ell after each a d d i­ tion. BEEP JERKY 1 London b ro il sliced W in c h thick 2 ox. L iq u id S m o k r 0 os. S o y S a u ce (red u ced sodium) 1 beef b o u illo n cube, crushed 5 V* tsp. W orcestershire sauce 3 W tsp. hot sauce I tsp. each g arlic, pepper, coriander, ground red pepper and m eal tendertrer 1 02. lem on Juice I tsp. Creole seasoning Soak m eat In above Ingre­ dients for tw o hours, frequently m ixing. L a y out meat on ra ck s In dehydrator. D ryin g tim e w ill be 6-12 h o u rs depending on hydrator. if desired, add ground red pepper after meat has d ried for hot taste. SEVEN BEAN STEW 1Y c u p of dried hlackcycd peas, s m a ll lim a beans. N o rth e rn lieans. butter beans, large llm u beans, pin to beans, split peas 3-4 pork chops, browned 4 Tabasco peppers, • Implied 2 tsp. salt 2 tsp. pepper 2 tsp baking soda 4 1t>sp oil Soak beans lo r 4 hours w ith baking soda. F ill a crock pot with water. D rain and rinse off b ra n s. C o m b in e beans w ith rem aining ingredients Add to crock poi. Cook on high for 1 Chain-smoker refuses to compromise with husband 23 Tbsp. Parm esan cheese tk tsp. p ap rika tk sliced onion A d d splush of water lo 8 x 12Inch g lass pan. Laye r fish slices D E A R A B B Y t I have been In pan. P o u r melted bu tter over fillets an d squeexc Juice o f lem on m arried for 16 years lo a w om an over fish. S p rin kle Parm esan who chain-sm okes. I used lo be a cheese, c h iv e s and p ap rik a over chain-sm oker, too. but I q u it tw o fish. A d d lem on half to pan w ith years before we met. I d lslll.e the sm ell of sm oke, sliced on ion s. Bake at 400*F. a p p ro xim ately 10 m inutes u n til and her »*rnndh.md sm oke Isn't doing me an y good, so I asked fish flakes. Ftsh goes well w ith steam ed her If she w ould please try lo quit sm oking. She said. "N o . I co m and fresh steamed spinach. THURSDAY NIOHT SURPRISE enjoy It." Then I asked her If she w ould 2 lbs. ground beef, browned m ind going out on the patio to and d rained 3- 4 cooked potatoes, cut Into sm oke, and she replied. "Y es. I w ould m ind; th is Is my house. 1-Inch cubes loo." VY cu p rice, cooked I s a id . ''W e ll, how a b o u t VY cu p co m d ivid in g (he house Into 's m o k ­ V* cu p M u ckeyrd peas, rooked in g ' and 'no sm oking' ro nes?" VY s tick bu tter She said. “ No. that's stu p id ." 1 onion, chopped A b b y .s h e re fu se s lo c o m ­ I green pepper, chopped promise. W hat can I do? Salt and pepper to taste SECO N DH AND S M O K E R C o r ia n d e r . W o r c e s t e r s h ir e D E A R S M O K E R ; As I see It. sauce to taste since she Is un w illin g lo co m ­ Dash o f lem on S tir-fry onion, green pepper In promise. unless you want to butter In w ok o r large fry pan. leave her. you w ill have to leave Add o th er Ingredients, s tir fry the area In w h ich she chooses to u n til th o ro u g h ly heated through smoke. H ave you con sid ered Jo in t and serve. (Rsnss Kslth Is a Sanford co u n se lin g for you r trou b led m arriage? Y ou both need to Harald corraspondant and Cook k n o w w h y s h e I n s is t s o n ol tha Waak columnist. Plaasa pu n ish in g you — and w hy you aubm ll n o m in a tio n s for lha continue to perm it It. waakly faatura lo 3214748.) the ones w ho n re d lo grow up. ADVICK ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: W ith regard lo the graduate and h is bickering relatives: I'd like lo tell y o u how m y daughter handled that situ a ­ tion, (la m her m other.) H er college g rad u ation Is In Ju n e . Included In her Invitations are me. m y first h u sb a n d (her father), m y second h u sb a n d (he raised her), m y th ird (and pres­ ent) husband, her fa th e r's second wife, his new g irlfrie n d , and the fam ilies on both sides. M y daughter told u s both: “ I w an t eve ryon e th e re , a n d I expect a ll of you to behave yourselves." A bby. I co u ld n 't agree more. A fter all. this Is her day; we are supposed lo be ad u lts, and If we ca n 't m ake the effort to get along for one afternoon, then we arc NO BICKERINO IN PHOENIX DEAR NO BICKERINO; W ell said. I’lrase lei m e know how y o u r d a u g h rr's graduation (u rn s nut. C on g ratulation s, and good lu c k to you und you r daughter. DEAR ABBY: M y brother Is getting m arried, and I am In Ihc w edding party. M y problem : I have yet to see a picture of m yse lf that I d id n 't hate, and I'm d r e a d in g th e p ic t u r e - t a k in g session, but there Is no way I ra n get out of It. Do you have a n y lip s you can give m e so I d on 't com e off looking so h orrib le I w ill ru in th eir w edding alb u m ? DEAR UNPHOTOGENIC U N P H O T O O E N IC : Most people w ho dread h avin g th eir picture taken because they " k n o w " they w ill look h orrible, u su a lly do. S ta n d t a ll, th ro w y o u r shoulders back, keep your c h in up. and If you feel like sm ilin g , sm ile — but don't force u sm ile, o r you w ill look pained and unnatural. Look d irectly Into the cam era lens and tell yourself, " T h is tim e I am going to lok n atu ral and relaxed." and you w ill! BAKED PISH 1 lb. fresh fish 2 02. m elted butter I m edium s ire lem on Pinch of ch iv es Microwave__ Continued from Page IB chestnuts, drained C o m b in e v e a l, b r o w n in g p o w d e r a n d s o y s a u c e In IW q u a n casserole. M ix lo coat evenly. Add onions. M icrow ave on lO O p e rc e n t pow er, u n ­ covered. 4-5 m inutes or u n til nicely browned, stirrin g once. Place egg substitute in I-cup glass m easure. Microwave (100 p e r c e n t ) u n c o v e r e d . 1-1VY m inu tes or u n til alm ost set. stirrin g twice. S tir rice Into meat. Add re ­ m ain in g Ingredients In cluding egg: m ix lightly. M icro w av e on 100 percent power, uncovered. 7-8 m in u te s or u n til heated throguh. stirrin g once or twice. About 5 servings. Tender-crisp vegetables c o m ­ bine w ith ch icke n for an o rie n tal meal that w ill delight everyone. CHICKEN ALMOND DINO I s m a ll h e a d c a u lif lo w e r (about 2 cups) 1 sm all onion, s llc rd 2 cu p s sm all broccoli plrces 1 c lip th in ly sliced carrots 2 T lisp . water tb cu p water I Tbsp. cornstarch 3 Tbsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. Instant ch icke n bouillon 2 cu p s cu lled cooked chicken lY cu p silvered alm onds 2 Tbsp. butter o r margarine Separate cauliflow er Into flowereltes: cut each Into W in c h slices. Place In 2-quart glass casserole. Add onion, broccoli, carrots and 2 tablespoons water. Cover. M icro w av e on 100 percent pow er 0-7 m in u te s or u n t il vegetables arc Just about tender, stirrin g once or twice. Com bine VX cu p water, cornstarch, soy sauce and ch icke n bouillon In 1-cup glass measure. S tir Into vegetables. Add chicken; cover. M icro w a v e on 100 percent power 3-31* m inutes or u n til sauce thickens, stirrin g once or twice. Let stand covered. Com bin e ulm onds and butter in O ln ch glass pic pUtc. M icro w a v e on 100 percent power uncovered. 4-5 m inutes u n til lig h tly toasted, stirrin g 2-3 times. S tir Into chicken. If d e­ sired. serve w ith rice. 5 servings. 16 0 calories For a sm a ll fa m ily (2 servings), th is Is &n Ideal recipe. KUNO BOW CHICKEN cu p dried m ushroom s 1 w h o le c h ic k e n b r e a s t , skinned, split and boned 2 Tbsp. cold w ater 1 tsp. co rn starch 2 Tbsp. soy sauce 1 clove garlic, m inced 1 large green pepper, cut In W in c h pieces VY cup bam boo shoots 2 Tbsp. chopped red pepper I Tbsp. co o k in g oil Soak m u sh ro o m s In enough w arm w ater to cover for 3 0 m inutes; squc-ece to d rain w ell. C h o p m u s h ro o m s d is c a rd in g stems. C u t ch ic k e n Into bite-sire pieces. B le n d co ld water Into cornstarch; s tir In soy sauce. Set aside. In 8 x 8 x 2 - ln c h b a k in g d is h , c o m b in e g a rlic , g re e n pepper, bam boo shoots, peanuts, red pepper, an d oil. M icrow ave o n 100 p e r c e n t p o w e r 4 -6 m inutes or u n til tender, stirrin g once. Rem ove vegetables from baking dish. A d d chicken to J u ic e s In d is h . C o v e r a n d m lcjow ave on 5 0 percent power 2-3 m inutes o r u n til done, s tir­ rin g once. Drain o(T liq u id . S tir soy m ixt u r e . s t ir In to c h ic k e n . M icrow ave on 100 percent for 1-2 m inutes o r u n til thickened and bubbly, s tirrin g twice. S tir In vegetables an d m usltroom s. M icrow ave (100 percent — 1-2 m in u te s or u n t il m ix tu re Is heated through. Makes 2 servin gs. Total co ok­ in g tim e 8 m inu tes. (Midge M ycoll Is a csrtiflsd horns economist and coordinator o l the Single Parent Displaced Homemakers Program at Semi­ nole Community College. Send q u e s tio n s a b o u t m icrow ava cooking to her at the Sanford Harald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. 3277f or phone: 3231450, sxt. 340.) juv IFarms — TYson/Holly Grade A Split 5 &.u 1.39u> 2.49u,. U S D A Inspected B eef Bottom Ro U S D A Inspected Beef Eye Roas R ib -E n d H ffMIM R O A S tl N ew Crop see A a A Pecans O . d d , Roast ft 2 . 5 9 Fillet “ , W */ Lb. 10.5 Oz. Microwave Orville Redenbacher's Popcorn A11Flavors 6 Oz. All Flavors 14.5 Oz. With Peanuts Planter’s. Mixed $A99 Nuts 199 12 Pack/12 Oz. Cons Pood £ 1 Reg. $ 2 .0 9 12 P ack /12 O z. C a n s • Diet Pepsi, Cnffclnc FYcc Pepsi. Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi, Mlu. Dew, Diet M in. Dew. Crystal Pepsi. Diet Crystal Pens! Pepsi Cola Lay’s Potato Chips 9 9 Reg. $1.39 12" All Flavors Tombstone Original $ p £ 9 9 Pizzas 2 / ______________ " / __________EdClL. Prices in this ad good Wednesday, Jan. 26 thru Tues., Feb. 1, M S 1994. We $ 3 1 9 2 lit e r - Pepsi. Diet Pepsi. M tu. Dew. Diet M tu . Dew. m -a q Pcpsb Diet P cp o l...^ ........ J . > 1 * 7 Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. FOOD LION ■ssenrorarap sam sk O I k « s .f. i l I r l �« % • I V •B - S a n fo rd H a ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo r id a - W a d rta a d a y . Ja n u ary 26. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT C O U R T f O R iC M I N O L C C O U N TY . FLO RID A PROBATE DIVISION File Number B* N T C P IN RE E S TA TE OF CORDON l ARAM AN Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm inistration e l IN* estate cl CORDON LARAAAAN. d e ce a se d . F ile N u m b e r •I COT C P It pending In the C irc u it Court tar S e m in o le Cesmty. Florida. Proba'e Olvl i o n me eddrett ol which is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. H I M The names and addresses ol the personal representative end the personal representative's at •orner are set torfh below A LL IN TER ESTED P ER SONS ARE N O TIFIED TH A T A ll persons on whom this notice Is served who have ob lections that challenge the valid Ity ot the will, the qualifications or the personal representative, venue, or lurisdiction id this Court ort required to file thair ob je ctio n s with th is C o u rt W IT H IN t h e l a t e r o f T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E D A T E OF THE FIRST P U B L I CATION OF THIS NO TICE OR TH IR TY D AYS A F T E R T H E D A T E OF S E R V I C E O F A C O P Y OF THIS NO TICE ON TH EM AN (red*lore ol the decedenl and other persons having claim s or demands agolntl decedent’s estate on whom e copy 0* H.I* notice Is served within three months otter the date ot the first publication ot this notice must tue their cleims with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E O A T E OF TH E FIRST P U B L I CATION O r THIS N O TICE OR TH IR TY D AYS A F T E R T H E D A T E OF S ER V IC E O F A C O P Y OF THIS NO TICE ON TH EM A ll oihe' creditors of the decedent and persons having claim s or demands against the deceden t's estate must rile their claim s with mis court W ITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E D A T E O F THE FIRST P U B L I CATIO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S DEM ANDS A N D O B JECTIO N S N O T SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED The da*e of the first publico lion ol this Notice ts January H NOTICE O F FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at 4M4 W Late Mary Blvd . Su te 114. la k t M ary. I l f 44. Seminole County. F lo rid a , undor the r lc t l lio u t N am e of M R S P AR TN ER S, and that we Intend to register said name with th* Division ot Corporations. Tatla hatsee Florida, m accordance with the p ro v is io n s o l Iho Fictitious Name Statutes. To W ll Section B410 Florida Statutes m i Shirley C Davit Norma P Ryan Publish January 14. m e D EN m IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E IITH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLO R IO A IN A N O FO R SEM IN O LE CO UN TY O E N E R A L ’ URISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO SI IMS CA l* K E M P IR E OF A M E R IC A RE ALTV C R ED IT CO RPO RA TION. a New York Corporation Piwmt.tt. VS L E O N A R O T C AM PILO N G A and E L S A I C A M P ILO N G A el a t. Defendants NOTICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E S ALE Notice It hereby given that, pvrtuant to that Final Judgment Ol Forerioeuro dated January t*. m e. and entered in civil cate number M IMS C A S4 K. at the Circuit Court ol tho tBth Judicial Circuit In and tor Semi note County. Florida, wherein E M P IR E O F A M E R IC A RE A L T V C R ED IT CO RPO RA TION. A N EW YO RK CORPO R A T I O N . Is P i a l n t l l f and L E O N A R D T C AM P ILO N G A. E L S A I. C A M P I L O N G A . M A Y FA IR M EAO O W S HOME OW NERS ASSOCIATION are D eftndjnItil, I will tell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the west front door ot me Seminote County courthouse in Sanlord. F lo rid a Sem inole Cvunty. r tor Ida. at 11 00 A M on February 17, m e . the follow .ng described property at set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: Lot IS. M A Y F A I R M E A D O W l. a subdivision, according to Iho plat thereat at recorded in Plat Book It. Page II. 11 and 11 ot tno Public Records ot Sami note County, Florida Dated January 11. m e M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Jan# E. Jatew k Deputy Clark Publish: January M 4 February 1, m e D E N 111 m i Personal Representative GARVLAR AM AM Sadi Diene Drive Boynton Beach. Florida M a il Attorney lor Personal Representative: L W C AR R O LL. JR . ESQUIRE L A W R E N C E W. C A R R O L L . JR * P A . 100 E Altamonte Or., noo AHomonte Springs. F L M70I Telephone I t fliS a S U M Florida Bar No 0*MM Publish January IS A February i. t m D I N l» IN T N I CIRCUIT CO U R T IN A N O FO R IIM IN O L B C O U N TY . FLO R IO A CASE NO t i e t l l C A I4 K FIRST F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O F O SC EO LA C O U N T Y . Piebmtt, 4 Nantaa el tb e ru r state NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O I V E N that by virtue ot that cortotn Writ of Elocution issued out of and under mo seal ot tho Circuit Court ot Sam mole County, Ftar Ido. Case m s U C A I I K upon a final Judgment rendered In the aforesaid Court on the Itth day ot August A 0 irej. In that certain cast entitled Sanlord Hidden Lake Villas Homeown a rt Association. In c. Pletalltf vs Patrick Kir law and Leslie B ro d erick . Defendant w hich aforesaid Writ ot Eaocurion was delivered to mo os Sheriff ot Somlnoto County. Florida and I have levied upon oil tho right, •trio and interest ot tho Baton dant, Patrick Kir law and Leslie Broderick. In and to the tallow Ing described property. M id property being located In Semi note County, Florida more par Ncularty Otter(bed as follows: A ll right, Nile and Interest Ot tho defendants in the following described real property lo wit: Lot II. H ID D E N L A K E V IL L A S PHASE T. recorded M Plat Book H . pages 14 1. Public Records of Somlnoto County. Florida and *he undonlgntd as Sheriff ot Seminote County. Florida, will at II.M A M an the W h day at February A .3 IBM. attar tor tala and tall ta the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN H A N D A N D SU B JE C T TO A N Y A N D A L L EKISTINO LIEN S, at the Front (Watt) Door, at the steps, ot tho Seminote County Court house in Sanford. Florida, tho obovo described property. That said tale it being made lo M tltfy the terms of this Writ ot Elocution Donald F. Etlmgor. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE R E G A R D IN C T H E A M E R I C A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT O F m o . P E R SONS WITH A D IS A B IL IT Y N E E D IN G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN THE P R O C E E D I N G SM O ULO CO N TA CT TH E C I V I L D I V 'S iO N O F T H E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . E N F O R C E A B L E W R IT S S E C T IO N . 1141 IIT H S T R E E T . SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A AT L E A S T FIV E D AYS PRIOR TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G . T E L E PHONE (M il UO 4440 T T D 14071 H I U U Published January M Febru ary 1. B. it, with the sate being February IB. 1BB4 D E N IBI V*. JOSE MILA. 1LIEABBTH M ILA. Ms wits. SE M IN O LE CO UN TY and C IT Y O F SANFORD. FLO R ID A Defendants NOTICE O F S A L E NOTICE IS H E R E S Y GIV EN the) pursuer.I to ■ Summary Final Judgment o l Foreclosure entered heroin. I will toil Iho property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described at Tho South 171 loot ot tho North 504 test ef Let 4S. T H E FLO R IDA LAN D A N D COLONIZA TION C O M P A N Y 'S C E L E R Y PLAN TATIO N , according to tho Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book I, Page l i t . Public Ret eras at Seminole County. Ftar Ida, LE SS that part conveyed to Somlncto County described In O R Book IM l Pago 1*4. Public Records el Somlnoto County, F lo r id a , and d e s c rib e d a t East IS tool ol the Soulh 171 loot ol the North SOe foot ol Lot AS. T H E FLO R ID A L A N D AND COLONIZATION C O M P A N Y 'S C E L E R Y P L A N T A T I O N , at cording to tho ptat the reel at recorded In Plat Book 1. Page t it . Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida Including but not limited la the realty, any building permits or Ispmant right*, furniture, furnishings, takings, fixtures, equipment and Inventory local arty, at public sal*, to the highest and bast bidder tor cash at me W eil Front Door. Semi note County Courthouse. M l N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, at II S0 A M on the sm day ol April. IW4. M A R Y A N N E M O RSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT C O U R T BY: Jane E Jatowlc Deputy Clerk IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T H E A M E R I C A N S W ITH DISABILITIES A C T . PERSON S N E E D I N G S P E C I A L AC COMMODATION TO PARTIC IPATE IN THIS P R O C E E D IN G SHOULD C O TN A C T T H E A D A COORDINATOR NOT L A T E R TH AN FIV E IS) O A Y S PRIOR TO TH E P R O C E E D IN G A T M l N. Park Avenue. Sulla NMI. Sanlord. F L n i l ! Te'ephone 1401) 111-4110 a i l . 4111: 1 BOO BSS B7II i T 0 0 i a r I BOO BSS 1770 IV), via F L O P IO A R ELA YS ER V ICE Publish: January M A February 1. m e D E N MO CELEBRITY CIPHER enatagrai a m me i m i ' i ' W K O i m i UOI a QNNOOI C 1 D VI K . • DNZSIAHHN QOZBYWQDE ID A KO A OZZNZN O D A V M H A Z NNODO • 1 X N . * IU I VA I I I K z AN — X Q M I M D Y W I . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : "I d id oom e street co m ed y, a n d I Bwqar people gav* m a m o n e y f u ll beca u se I lo o k ed t o p a t h e t ic " — Jo h n M en d u r e . 1094 N O TIC R O F FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at t i l l So French Ave . Sanlord. M77I. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot ORIGI N A L T E X M E X D IN E A D A N C E, and that I Intend lo register said name with the Division ot Corporations. Tatla heisee. Florida, in error darn* with the p ro visio n s o l Iha Fkiiituu s Name Statutes. To W ll Section la s t* . Florida Statutes m i Terry Barnett Publish January 10.1*14 D E N ’ *1 CLASSIFIED ADS IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IITH JUDICIAL C IRCU IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO RID A O E N C R A l JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO :BI 4*14 CA14K CITIBAN K. F E D E R A L SAVINGS BAN K, an association organized and e i 1stmg under the laws ol the United States ot America, formerly known as C ITIC O R P SAVINGS OF F LO R ID A , a Federal Savings and Loan Association. Pleintitt. vs A R T H U R W ILL IAM M A R S H A L L , e t e l. Defendants NO TICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Fine) Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure and Tasation ot Fees and Costs, doled January M. l*»i. entered In Case No *100)4 CA I4K ol Iho C ir c u it C o u rt a l S am in ola County Judicial Circuit. In and tor Seminole County, Florida, wherein C IT IB A N K . F E D E R A L SAVINGS B A N K , an etoocletien or p e rile d and ealeflng under the taws at the Untied Stales ot America, formerly known as C I T I C O R P S A V IN G S O F F LO R ID A , a Federal Savings and Loan Association, is the P la in t if f and A R T H U R W ILLIAM JMARSHALL. at a l . are Defendants. I will salt to tho highest and best bidder tor cash, at the west front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. M l North Par* Avenue San lord. F lo rid a 11771 al II M 0‘CMch. an February 11, 1f*4. the lot lowing described proper ty. os sot forth In said Final Summary Judgment ot FOracle sure and Taaetien at Fees and Cost*. In wit: Lot 1. Block 41 TOWNSITE OF N O R T H C H U LU O TA FIRST AD D ITIO N , occarding to tho Plot thereof, as rocorOod In Piet s n * <t Page 4. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida D A T E D , this January 14 1*44 M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clark Circuit Court By; Jono E jatew k Deputy Clerk Publish: January H A February 1. m e DEN»t IN T H E CIRCUIT COUNT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLO R IO A P R O B A T E DIVISION F ile Number F1B44-C P IN R E . E S T A T E OF f r e d a Mc P h e r s o n e-va Freda E ch o !t McPherson. Deceased N O TIC E OF AD M IN ISTRATION The adm inistration a l the •sla'e ot F R E D A M cPH ERSON e'A/a Freda Echo!»McPherson, d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b er B1444 C P . 14 pending in tho C irc u it C o u rt far Sem inole County. Florida. Frobeta Ofvlston, the addrota at which la Somlnoto County Courthouse. Probata Ot vision. Sanlord. F L 17771 The name and addrota ot tho P erso n al Representative and t h e P a r t a n a l R e p r e ­ sentative's attorney ara sal torih below. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS A R E N O TIFIED THAT A ll persons on whom this notice It served who hove ob­ jection* that cheit#«p* tho valid Ity ol the W ill, tho quallNcatton* Ot the Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ore enquired to flit their o b je ctio n s w ith this C ou rt W ITH IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E D ATE O F T H E FIRST PUBLI CATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY D A Y S A F T E R TH E D A TE O F S ER V IC E O F A C O PY O F THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All creditors ot the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy at will nottco ts served Within throe months after tho date at the first publication of this notice mutt file their claim s with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D ATE O F T H E FIRST PU BLI CATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY O A Y S A F T E R TH E D A TE O F SER V IC E OF A C O PY O F THIS NOTICE ON TH E M A ll othor creditors ol tho decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decadent's estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E D A TE O F T H E FIRST PUBLI C A T iO N O F THIS NOTICE A L L C LA IM S . OEM ANOS AN D O B J E C T I O N S NOT SO F I L E D W IL L B E F O R E V E R BARRED The dale o l tho Itrtl publico lion ot this Notice Is January I*. IBM Thom osG Freeman Personal Representative. P.O. BoaTBUaOBEHwyOt) AHamonte Spring*, F L 11711007t TH O M A S O . F R E E M A N . ESQUIRE Attorney Bor Petitioner Florida B a r No 00*1700 P O. Boa 701100* E . Hwy 4101 Altamonte Spring*. F L u n s o o io Telephone (407) (It IBM Publish: January IB.M. IBM D EN i n Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT, HOURS l4 0 A J L - f c 3 0 P .il. MONDAY O n FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY A O E N T t AVO N Earn to M X No door /door P T / FT Inlur o n ceovottabM Sandlin I lf ! AGENTS OF LIFE A HEALTH We ll give and tatery • s illin g b e n e fit PRIVATE P A flT Y RATES you M l trelwMg plus a boo* at c lie n t s ( F u ll s ) C a ll ta r . 1100 07- 1711 UcorwtcUNd Hmat_____ 5?B ■ fine A U T O A U C TIO N O R IV E R I f consKUttvB tint** --------70s a fin* N E E D E D ! Must have valid 3 crviMCuttvB Unco-------- 111 (lin t drivers license and be abta ta 1 Urn#---------------------------- 11.11Bifid drive stick Call between 11 SPRINT S TA FF IN O , ITS W ll Rjttd Bfd pdf IdSUt, bildd 00 3 Rntt * 3 Undt Minimum AUTO MECHANIC E e p . A S E certitied Busy chop I Good pay. good benefits Immediate Position M l BOfd NOWACCEPTNG n o t Tc e o f FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in buslnets a l M l E 1st Street. Sanlord F L n r i t , Seminole County. Florida, under th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e o l M A I N S T R E E T A N TIQ U E S A C C E N TS . E TC and that I intend to register said name W it h ttW Division Ot COrmj'O lions. Tallahassee. Florida, tn accordance with the provisions o* Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wll Section BOSJ*. Florida Statutes t*«t Dorothy N Daniels Publish January M. IMS DEN M l Seminole 322-2611 B A B Y S IT T E R W A N T E D F/T day 4 yi old Light huuseworS tome nights M> 0717 ly mtg ScfndiAnqmoywcAaBoHocaMAdiarM o fir m c o o lo t a n a d ilb o n aiaoy Cancel when you gat rooiit i Pay orty tor day* your M rune al rate earned U se U amenpden lot fastest results Copy must bOow accepted* typo­ graphical farm -Commercial bequancy teats are evaaabte “ e C A R F E N T E R TR A IN E E * 0710 wk Ability to meosur* bldg materials Oulck raises F R E E R EGISTRATIO N AAA EM P LO YM EN T Td sw w tisi . m i n s D tAD U N C S Tuoadaytvu Friday II hoevt The Day Before PutOcabon Sunday And Morsley S 10 P M F irjjy CLERICAL Engineering firm treks quell fled, esp e r.e n c e d cle rica l person Desired capabilities include Typing obility. 10 W PM or better, die tel«« and o*hrr office equipment Typ irg data entry lest will be administered len d resume to P O B e . >*4S Sentard. Ft 17771 IBM EOE 9 ADOPTIONS 25— Special Notices F ree medical care transom lotion, counseling, private doctor plus living eapenses Bar i n f i l l Clearwater Atlarwey John Frtcker I aaa f l l 1440 23— L o s t & F o u n d LO S T S M A L L W H ITE F E M A L E M A L T E S E In vu truly at l#fh A E Im 111 111 I 25— S p e c ia l N o l l c t s M ARY KAV C A L L FOR F A C IA L C O SM ET IC S YO UR F R E E 114H07 CNAS For M l llm# II 7 *nd J II ik ifl M vtl b t Ctrtlf»d 27— N u r s e r y & _____ C h ild C a r e _____ IPN For port time 1 11 shift C H ILD C A R E in my Hidden tk home Chrittien almos M F. 7 Mom 1 Mpm Rett M l 4IB1 Accepting applications Monday Friday. B 4 D etery Manor 00 N. II t l. PsAary 407 *00 *414 F U L L T I M E l* i 4 yrs. taS/wk. A lt a r s c h o o le rs 11# wk Limch. Isneckt# M 1 W B 4 B B FAX 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 For canvewiant and oconomi cal advertising nothing bean the Sentord Herald Fax us your ad to the Classified Dvpt and include tne t«Hlowing m formation Good pay steady wort tram BO* MS 1*71 tv mtg O Billing r phono number d ConlecI name and phone number tar ad verification • Start data d Number at days you would like y«ur ad to run It you have any questions, please ca ll tha C la ssifie d A d v e r t is in g D e p a r tm e n t Monday Friday. B M S M Rectplqnltt. computer input Must have tnowtadge ol prim mg and sales Tru Dimensions Printing l i t *04) DRUMS. K EV A O A R O . PIANO LE S S O N S Beginner getter and bait. Degreed instructor with 1 rears teaching aspen ence All stylet and levels First lessen tree Kelt IH-4410 L O T S Oaklawn M em orial Pars 1 lor lha price at It t l 100 Call BIB 771 SIM r IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT. I I O H T I I N T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT, I N A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA C ASE NO. BB-IMl-CA-laK KISLAK NATIONAL BAN K. Pleintitt. v* S A M U E L GO N ZALEZ.at e l . Datandanl(s). AM ENDED NOTICE OF S ALE Notice Is hereby gi«on that, pursuant to a Summary Judg ment at Foreclosure, l will toll the following described property located In Somlnota County, Florida. LO T A B R Y N H A V E N FIRST R E P L A T , a R a p la l o l Brynheren. according to tho plat thereof, recorded In Ptat Book IB. Pages M and It of the Public Records of Saminola County. Florida al public sale, lo lha highest and bast bidder lor cash, at west front doe- at lha Saminola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. 1100 A M on February 17, IBM Americans With Disabilities A c t (A D A ) Notice: In ac cordance with tha Americans with Disabilities Act. parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation lo per llc lp a la In Ihis proceeding should contact AD A Coordinator at M l North Park Avenue. Suite N M l, Sanford. Florida l i n t at least live days prior to the proceeding telephone (407) B 7 C M E l l . 4717; I (#0415*77! IT DO I or 1 o o ifU S iT d (V), Vie Ftar Ido Raley Service W ITNESS my hand and Seal at this Court an January If, l**4 (Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C m RK. CIRCUIT C O URT By Jana E Jttfwtc Deputy Clark Publish January M 4 February 1. IBM OEN m 0ATCAIE TEACHER ~ DENTAL ASSISTANT E iperienced with etponded duties needed tor busy multi d-tC'ptmery other Strong re start tv* and Surgical skills a must Salary commensurate with experience Available Jan H Can to* 771 4M0 N I O H T C L U 4 S and L iq u o r licenses Lew down, will ti nance Call owner 407 IBB STM S t — F in a n c ia l _____ S e r v ic e s ________ DIRECTOR For establisTtad childcare cen tar Education and teperlenca In early childhood required _______ Call M l 4410________ TAXES PREPARED D R IU OPERATORS. QC INSPECTORS, ETCHERS AND PLATERS Tat p tE fa ra lic t from f i t up 40; m m i W in te r S p rin g * co m pa n y seek! individuals with pr* vtaus production e.pertanc* 1 Shlltt available MervThurt 1 M P M 4AM: Frl, Sat. Sun 4AM 4 M P M or 4 M P M 4AM 41 M hr Permanent positions .................. Never o le * i i Personnel, t i t IJC? 41— M o n t y to L > n d KEEP DRIVING AND ST1U GET THE M 0NEII A ll you need It your title Jack Diamond tor appointment MB 1*7* A3— M o r t g a g e s B o u g h t a S o ld W A N T E D 044000 1st Mtg on tlh owner occupied bfk heme IPX ml, M yrs 104 JOS to il 71— H e Ip W a n te d A D D TO TO U R INCOME S E L L AVON NOW! C A L L W D l l u 171 Okie NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Nottco Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at 4147 N Orlande Dr. 17 Bl. Sanford. Fid. 11771. Somlnota County. Florida, order the Fictitious Name at O I L T A C ARS, and that wo intend ta register said name with the Division ot Cor attans. Tallahassee. Florida. accordance with tha pro visions at tho Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wit Section SU 0B. Florida Statute* IBBI. M O KH BERI CORPORATION Hasson A Mokhberl Publish: January!*. IBM D EN IM PRESS OPERATOR Itak *711 color Experienced only, benefits Tru Dimensions Printing MB 4001 Mon thru Thurs S 't hr work days Pd holiday and vaca lion Apply al San 0*1. M M Old Lk Mary Rd ■Sentard PRODUCTION WORKERS Es'abOthed profitable 11 yr eld award winning company, a n d I n d u s t r y le a d e r In advanced tachnetag; balds is expanding thair work lore* P r o d u c tio n w o rk e rs a r t needed tor all 10 and II hour s h if t s . I n c lu d in g 1 d a y weekend e h illt. days and mghiv Excellent weg* and benefits program Apply In person Continental Circuits. Inc S140 Bell* Are . Winter Springs between th# hours at M m end Noon or Ipm ta 4pm • F I L E C L E R K TR A IN E E * No typing) Jusl easy records! Fun, busy place lo workl F R E E REGISTRATION AA A I M F L O T M E N T iMWttikst.. nsstt*___ ' • F O R K L IF T O P E R A fORe 44 M hr Permanent job with great boss who's hlr mg now I F R E E REGISTRATION AA A E M P L O Y M E N T T W W M Ib S f. M l 1174 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds lite success We re well into our ]rd decade ol framing tuccettlul agents No licence7 We ll help' W ATSON R E A L T Y C O R P REALTO RS m -» M Experience m boat building Hiring immediately Apply al I4>0 Uetgnee P lace 111414*__ TEACHERS M u lt have earned 40 hrs toward a CDA or equnratant *r bachelors degree M early childhood 111 1001 L I V E IN N A N N Y Nan s m o k in g ," M r s O o u b tln e ' personality, to c a rt lor 1 school age children Transpor lat>oh and Ret s required Ovtado call eves ta* SMI RECEPTIONIST P ari time Energetic, good math and typing skills Must be able hi spell Call 111 M il MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR TELEMARKETERS Needed for diflressed proper tyi Sanfor d, r t lend ro lu ts tt to 7M Secret Harbor Lana. Lake M ary F L 11744 Long wood, port time Monday thru Friday. SAM II noon and SPAStPM . Saturday. 1PM 4PM SI M per hour plus bonus and commission Permanent positions' Never etae* Help Ps rse wail, t i t *1** MAINTENANCE PERSON General maintenance and repair skills tor ct-ild car* centers Mechanical ssills a plus Ideal ter ret,r*e 14 14 hourly de pending upon skills and expe rlenc* Call M ) #41! between ___ _ SAM 7PM ___ • T l L C PHONE R E S E A R C H * Wonderful petition outran Ned to Its* you places Super bolt and benefits! Tram fully F R E E REGISTRATION A AA E M P L O Y M E N T M E D IC A L H E L P rttw iithtt . m in t IPN W A N T E O M A T U R E person to babysit In my homo in Genova p y e w s Day* ME l i f t _____ It PM 7 AM and 7 AM 1 PM Port time Apply m person Laktetaw Nursing Center, ft* East led Street. Saetard iNorthotfso/Dock Wdfkm Up t a ll) *1 hr Iwtlltreml 40i j** O + U ____ im I** N A T L Lu> .peno.ng to Fl* im tru i*wing tor mgmt per sons Positions in recruiting, training and direct sales ot e n v ir o n m e n t a l p ro d u cts Comm .bonus t figure In com* Ird yr Resumes to Human Resources PO Box 177. Orlande. Ft )7#W W AR EH O U SE A N D O I N E R A L LABOR H E LP N E E D E D I Bonus lor drivers All shills available Deity p*y. no ta* Rsport tta d r ta work i » am. Industrial Labor Svc . 101* French Ay No phone calls N EED EXTRA M O N EY For tnddtar roam end 1 y» elds 1 M l time positions, t p a n lima position Experience preferred K id s Kovner. __________ MB B i ll__________ 5 5 ^ -B u sT n e ss O p p o r t u n i t y ____ I can help BIX success Bar. y Myers 401 440 1141 until QPM NOTICE O F FICTITIOUS N A M E Nofke Is hereby given that wo are engaged M business at P O • a t fleet*. Lake M a ry F L m * S d * * t. Sem inal. County Florida, under the Fictitious Name Ol BODY C H E M IS TR Y , and that we Intend to regular said name with the Division of CorperilKm*. Tallahassee. Ftar Ida. In accordance with tha provisions ol the F ictitio u s Name Statute*. T o w n . Section BBS BB. Florida Statute* t t t l James Stroup Beverly A Periin* Publish January H. 1BB4 D E N IM eDATA EN TR YC LER K * Top level co promotes within E kceltant company banef its I F R E E R EG ISTR ATIO N AAA EM P LO YM EN T T M W lH b S t , i m t i * 41— C e m e t e r y L o t t STOP FOKECLOSUK! L i f l i l N o tic e s Service background S years minimum exp Good driving record Valid F L O L M l 1104 Eip. Industrial S«BriB| Muhin# OpdtitOfl Will COUNTER PERSON 3 1 -P r iv a te In s t r u c t io n s I PLUMBER E A1V W ORKI ( X C E L L I N T PAYI Assemble Products at hem # C e lt T e ll F re e I M0 447 SS44EKT 1040 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS S P A C E S 4 V A IL A B L E Ages I I *1* tor I** and md wki Mrs AUrhellv’t Meuse III IkII YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT) • P A C K E R T R A IN E E a Easy |obi Busy wholesaler needs to hire today I Call! F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T IQOWtStkSl.i MS-lllO DIETARY COOK Full time Nurt.ng home *■ perlenct helpful Apply In person Laktviaw Nursing Center BIO East Ind Street. Sanford IAMINATORS WANTED ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In tho event ot an error In on id , tho Sanlord Harold wtH bo roopon*Jbfa tor tho tint Inaortton onty and only to tho extent of tho coat ol that Insertion. Please chock your ad for accuracy tha ftrot day h ran*. 21— P e r s o n a ls 7 t - H > lp W « n t « l 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d 7 1 - H i p W a n te d Legal Notices 91— A p a r t m e n t s / H o u s e to S h a r e $ W E N E E D YOU! LO O K IN O ta share 1 Bdrm cond* W D pool, storage t lld mo me I utn 11* 147# OEUVEN THE SOUTHERN BELL “REAL YELLOW PAGES” IN TOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY 93— R o o m s to r R e n t A QU IET. <Naa r m . kitchen phon*, laundry Apt't avail abta also 111 4 up t U 4*11 C L E A N FU B N ISH EO ROOM Wtait avail i n ws i n sec . Downtown OT tad* Men Women Retirees Student s Full or Part Time Apgli cants must be 10 years old or older, have aw insured euta or t._ck and be available 4 ar more daylight hours per day C L E A N ROOMS single starting 171/wk K it c h e n , p hon a . laundry, video games, e ll Street pork tag 110*4))______ DAD will share 1 bdrm home ta •ichwnge tor help with care far two daughters. I* and IS Ideal tor single mem or older i n r m ___________ N E W LY R E N O V A T E D , privota entrance, peddle Ian In your mom. your own hoot control, refrigerator, m.crpwiv* and cotar TV OH sNeel parking and m u d service Convenient location Th* best ta loan m i to n C A L L NOW TO R E S E R V E YO UR A R E A . 4*7 1M***7 S Mom 4 00pm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DO NOT C A L L T H E PHONE CO M PANYI O O J L , INC. EO E OPTHALMIC TECH Full time, experience neces very Retraclionlst Coll Lori at M l 7400 DRIVERS NEEDED A G C A R R IER S . Tavares. FI, a well established and grew Ing Central F lo rid a based company Otters you: g Semi Annual Pay Increases e Step Off Pay b Unloading Pay d Vacation Pay 4 la tely Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Average T rip s 7Days • Lata Mode IConvent tonal Tractors It you have 1 years tractor traitor. O TR and snow and ice viper a w e plus a good driving call: '000474*014 * * * * * * * * * * H U T * * * * * * * * * * R I SI K V I * :B I N G O : * * * LARLYBtRDS iMUllSDAyS. U 001 ' M * 30 40 W E S T S H il6. S A N F O R D * S I 2 P a c k a g e • S 2 0 D o u b le P a c k a g e * I 3 3 0 -1 7 0 6 \ a Public Invilvri1ht>fi Collfie1Kilclh'ii O tW * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * J P ri d i n n i n g S e r v ic e U o t lc T F L O R I D A S T A T E R E Q U IR E S all contractors be registi.ed or certified To verify a stata c o n t r a c t o r s lic e n s e c o ll I #00 141 7B40 Occupational Licences are required by lha county and can bo refilled by calling M l IDO exl 7417 Additions & Remodeling R E I / C O M M . Vinyl Siding . A lu m . F ra m in g . O ry w a ll. Door*. Rooting. Concrete 71)401 S O. Boltet, CIC#1t#t* A i r D u c t C le a n in g A TO U C H A B O V E Cleentaf s e rv ic e . L tc / la * . Q u a lity cleaning a n t l best M l 0*40 H O U SE C L E A N IN O . rttiebi* and taasenabte rates Rat's Bended/Lie/1 ns *57*147 H O U S E C L E A N I N O Q u a lit y work, honest and rellabta. Rats Dae 407 a r t pea_______ W IL L DO housecleaning tar realtors, builders, demesnes Rats and reasonable M l 070# or 14* BBS) KL DOCS ITAtL Fla II right a l a price you can afford Llc'd/lns From start ta finish Carpentry, plumb mg. electrical, and rooting svc* » yrs el aspartance No job Too big or small Call lM 7 4 M « r» * ld # * H b rs. Wt SH O W UP Home Repairs E le c t r ic a l' M A S T ER E LEC T R IC IA N . N apair addition, cqm m /rts LtC/Itta l E R d m i f l M t 4471 C a rp e n try F lo o r in g C A R P E N T E R All kinds el home repairs, painting A ceramic tile Ricl-ordGrass M l 1B77 H AR D W O O D FLO O R IN O TO M O L S E N ld t ld M - m ? H ANDY'S Multiple Svcs. Tree*, roof repair, driveways, paint ing Freeest. Sr.d ltc 114 TH) M A R I N O H a m * R g p a lr , ip a cla lliln g In small |obt C R C O M O M F r e a e s t lin il* J a n it o r ia l S e r v ic e s ‘ BU TZCLEM JANITORIAL C e m m a rttel/ R eild M ta Ttl F ir e w o o d / F u e l Lawn Service FIR EW O O D S P L IT O A K Tree Service and Hauling. Free e s iim a t e O lM M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ TOM 4 J E F F '* LAWN CAR E I fla* /Comm . dependable tew rates I Free ett........... M b l M Hom e Im provem ent M aso n ry A F F O R D A B L E Haws* Repah^ D lp in lt e t a Ail A ll pfsaga* pfsaeet Call C* TWF MASONRY, Brick. Stack. Stucce. Concrete. Benev*' dons L lc J lo * ........... l i t M M C a r p e t C le a n in g C A R P E T C LE A N IN G a Rooms l i t *1 Steam ctaaned or d ry team Guaranteed lowest prices 4#1 i f f W t S A M 'S C A R P E T C L E A N IN O pte* befl and strip ttaers. R tsld e n tiai/co m m ercla l t i hrs M4 T ill, beeper 4440141 \il r r r ( i \ r s L_________ terfreetN.MtclwatEOTldl. ) nm I t Vri / / / i x //##*x % / r r r \ Mimth . P lu m b i n g A B A PLU M B IN O 4 SEW ER. L e a k y f a u t a t s l R u n n in g ta.tall? SM could solve your problem Weter heater*. I t hr ta p ^ c e ^ _ _ _ _ * b 4 lM m ) Pressure Cleaning DUt^XT7iiT!Mm *q«5yt! P R E S S U R E C LEA N IN O M AN: Roots, pool Oeckt etc Quotes by phone Call 1)4 i C A P T A IN C O N C R E T E . Weyne Beal I Man Quality Opera lion! m i l l t ' l l S M i l sweep Insured Young's Sere fa in t in g CUSTOM FAINTINO by Jeltrey Power tnt./eit L k 'd . Ins Free estimates .... i l l 014) ru els. pool decks, walk*. houses Fra*ast. M l 4 in C o n cre te AIR D U CT C LEAN IH O . gutter cleaning, screening, chimney ice.lie rB10t041l M)t##l Home Improvement / h i V i oi Swimming Pool Service/ %epalr W E E K L Y SER VICE from sal mo Cham Rite Pool Service _ J * 0 n > l_ _ flo tw ri Shoemaker Tree Service ECHOLS T R E E SVC Lie s. Ins "Let the Professionals do I f Free estimates M im e L A E R V S LAWN AN D T R E E F R E E ESTIM ATES M l 1441 Window Repair and Cleaning STR ICTLY WINDOWS But nest 4 RasJdenllal window.screw ctaenino Freeest MO m s N IR O O N ISC B C EN H f AIR: _______ M i m - m i 1s / m r ( i l l 1 f / / z xx i f i r i l . T J J’ J f i l l ____ u___ |.s �- v - y - f WT T f ~ r S a n fo rd H erald. S a n fo rd . F lo rid a - W e d n e sd ay, Ja n u a ry 28, 1 » 4 - 7 1 ' 73- Rooms (or Rtnl 1 0 3 -H ou ses Unfurnished / Rent ROOM w/kitchen p<i.it*g*« m •» Airport ft Son ford A .* Cull la m till noon H B JtH VERY CLEAN HUDHOMES, Lo* Lo* Oewnt Why rent! The Hilliman Or eve III EMI Beefier L A K E M A R Y . Nice I bdrm. i>i both cenl H 'A . fenced yard clean Lake M ery tchoolt 1400pi us tec XU aao HIP Room. f/S/tvk Nonsmoking Laundry pvi, me l l t l u n i n l l tU R M 7 7 -A p a rtm e n ts Furnished / Rent L A K E M A R Y A R I A . No pelt 1 bdrm l ' i bolh lanced yard Cenl H A I M O mo V I ISfO NOTICE L A R I M A R V 1 bdrm. 1 bolh mobile home It! A last month 1)10 mo M l 1404__________ A ll rental and rool ttlo lo a d .rrl »n>rnlt « r tuoiect to It* Federal Fair Mouvng Act a h lih makes It (Hegel lo adverbs* any pveleytnce Inn Ita lia n or d is c rim in a t io n t u m l on ro<*. color, religion •#>. handicap familial status or naIipnglorigin l A R C f I 1 t.’ l l. i o . e . u r J Grorerw * VHIoge. w r porch - IS O i P R * « - t n V m o H B 4 » LIRE NSW. l ' i . tom rm. screened porch } cor garage ArO'lable Feb U M mo Call Oot n i i i t i o r a ri leal SANFORO ; hd»m i , ba'h lakelronl houta U W mo 111 1004 _ ■FFICIINCV All utilities m Ciudad P n .a t e backyard K l'm o n t h M l l l u SANFORO O O LO SBO RO R IN ETO O W N 1 bdrm . na* kitchen oir H OPEBoon, ntd/rno «0f m i Q U IE T Ntigkberheed d ra n thadad lU I mo 1100 damage dap M l 2*4* ask lor L to, q SAN FO RD in ( i . n r , i i Dr 1 bdrm I belh cenl H 'A . Fenced jetd s e ll mo 111 0 » t 7 7 - A p a rtm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t Stenstrom Rentals CASSELBERRY e SANTORO 1/1 duple ■ « lir ing rm and d m Wather hook up S ilt mo S110 sec O S A N F O R D 1/1 m l den carport. * d hook ups. la'ye 14 'd 14/1 mo SJOOte) e SHADOW L A K E WOODS 1/11 */ db* car garage. Ipic . well A teplK two mo IW0 tec ONIOOEN L A K E !/} condo » tingle garage C/H/A. pooI prlr Cleant m i mo SIM tec OST JOHNS R IV E R 1/1 a garage he-d*god Hoots boat t ip VW*!|*00 mo 1*00 tec P S A N F O R D 1/1 ml fam ily room, carport, C 'H 'A Clean' W l mo SIM tecurily O S A N F O R D 1/1 a p l CM A pal*, clear 1400 mo l XX) tec OSANFORO 1/1 ml fomlly rm p al*. CHA. new carpel Clean St'S mo S110 tec No pelt Sleotlrem Realty. Iitc ■Wr Manage yeur Heme, hke it wat aur awn " Jim Oeyle 1)1 l i l t Alter t P M: IIP-14*1 Upwai# tinglt tlory. patio apartments I bedroom» Ideal lor Wdir dual or couple *** it t t __________ CO N VEN IEN T A N D IP A C IO U I C ALL G EN EVA GARD EN S aft * . _________ m tm CO NVENIEN T A M F C . I A } Bd>m api> tie* | m mo plutdrp I lease JJ« .-jla CONVI N IIN T TO downtown ; bdrm. > bath tingle tlory. quiet, w >d hook up t a il mo _________ m 2 2 4 2 __ LEASE TOR LESS! One Bedroom Aporlmenlt tree d e a l Mostwmd Aplt M2 2224 HAPPY NEW YEAR! MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. 1M0 mo I bdrm t4l#mo**duf) 3731(70 WASHINGTON OAKS IlfS c o ii Or l ' i I ) Ret t and dap t n . mo I *0' 'M »»}' MOVE IN SPECIAL! I Bdrm H Bam 111 m o SHE NwNDOAM A P A R T M E N T S 1 BORM SrtO month p'„c s i c s e c u r it y d e p o s it and relerencet V I 1U) 1 BEOROOM 1 a n ir.l , • wan to wall carpel. S e ll plus tec Mall Realty 1T1 STM P A R K A V I I bdrm opl. lull kitchen, remodeled Large roomy on but tine' s ill E F F I C I E N C Y AR T kitchen, fully remodeled cpecicut S ill in * 0 M R E N T A L R E S U LTS I l/> BD RM S4JS mo plus U l t tec dep References Cell 111 1*1* doyv m m i nightt O U I I T l/l« i IpotPWMa 716* . Park. Adult comm 1421 mo and tec dtp Water/Irath mcl Barb Mon Frt 127 l*al 1 BORM. 1 BATH Coni H 'A 101 H oys D riv e Sanford SHI mo . S110 tec 1 » ateO SAN FO R D Near I a I bedroom I ba>h k i l l per month 121! tecurily Call 111 0110 ___ to TWO BEDROOM l .i>a ia<g. and clean Good area, ciote but and Pinecretl School Staa m a o r t lll/ w t P I TWO 1 B D R M . IW0 mo plut I mo tec 4 BDRM 1410 mo plut I mo tec C o ll in M i l *1 BD RM . fty r m . H I . both porch III A Ilf French Ace OllS/mo HOQ/tec QJBooSI L A K E Mary Good area. 1 bdrm * * carpal C ' H ' A appl ceiling Ians minis H I 4/10 . .O N E A V A IL A B L E a a 2 bedroom I bath V ) **4r or m te o i SAN FO R D 1 bdrm carporl security system, lu ll k ll . 114 f i l l Discounted H IS I BEDROOM A P A R TM EN T SP E C IA L H f f o month more m Coll Jerry, m «oio I BEO RO O M I J , . r '■ II t i l l te cu rily Or p o u t ond relerencet m u u l BED RO O M 14) weekly t l » deposit Pelt occepietl Coll . n o >441 or n o d l l _________ I SA N FO R O D U P L E X . I bdrm . Slot' metJt. SJOO deposit Call oiler S4BMF0 SBM SAAALL A F T . A X ond oppli oners Ideal tjr tingle S1/0 B O R M I BATN . screened porch cenl M A. |>oo per Ot* 4011 BORM. 1«, BATH Toanhouse Df Wmtff Spg% MOO mo * util N optU I4f fiQI 114— W a r e h o u s e Space / Rent LO N O W O O O /LAKE M A R T Mid tire storage worehoutet 400 *00 1*00 tq II Tree rent w 'llm q lease. Horn 114) mo _________ 111 Oil*__________ SECU R ITY W A R EH O U SE 44A ond O'd Lake M ary Bird •1.110 1.000 tq It of fic/werrhouto •FimtJwd ol •ice space alto available Xopooko RoQlTy, I BIP -tlll 1 0 1 -R o u m F urnithed/ Rent SEAR O S T E E N tmaM house furnished Senior discount. ronl negohable 1311141 T 0 3 -H o u $ e s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t WANTING 10 rent I 100 1 000 tq It. mutt have parking Open to all otters 111 SJ*4or i l t 41J1 (A L T A M O N T E 1/1 J c a rg 4 'a g r Very meal S' SO month iC A S S E L B E R R Y l ' i Fern rm. near park SAM month OFFICE/warrheute tpace. I M Sq II P rim * lo c a tio n i l entrance lo Control F lo Re g*nol Airport 407H I >401 iC L E A N 1 BDRM Fam rm. A/C. carport, work rm . nice yard nopals SC11110 I0A4 A C H A M P A G N E I.U -n S IY I.K KIT *V CARLYI.KS li> luirr) Wright SAN FO RO 10.OSS Sq II 1 phase sprinklers S l't q H Slenttrem ^ r ilt lt a c J iiiiO ^ J r j n iW -(V H gC , JiST . U N A IIE K H llt llH I K I C o e v illa Apart m e a ts fist CAT M Vt ALW AYS fo (H A A ti ... 1 1 7 -C o m m e r c ia l~ Rentals BUST S AN FO R O A V E WOO tq fl bldg . lor tiore or olfke spec* Salt mo m 110/ J & J J lo W lfc C K ; " " « if m • 'm u 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s 323— M is c e lla n e o u s • SNOW SKIS IM cm Lemot Wim poles ond >-orrl*f 111 otter HO I ' l l ______________ • PU NCH BOWL S E T wim 25 • •tro cupt SIS or best otter Coll OT >144______________ # YO U TH G O LF CLUBS ond bog by Northwestern Very cleenl 110 M l 10*4 • Q U A D C AN E Motoi and ad |uttable Like new 140 (M21 M 4 112* evenings__________ 189— O f fic e S u p p lie s / E q u ip m e n t O R UO S Two room site rugs One brown, on* dk bite U ! for one, gel one tree M l 2411 F A X M A C H IN E. Murol* model M*00 Like new IMS MS U N oiler 0PM 118— O ffic e S p a c e / Rent 171 — B u i ld i n g M a t e r ia ls NEW Sonlord offices and or warehouses 400 MOO tq II Special 1141'me 11) m i O C O N C R E T E C U L V E R T !, FI ter lion Like new! 110 1 1 seal SAN FO RO O il er epaer U00 tq II building fatal. 1100 tq ^lj>efj»llicowi<l_»I1-2 2 i — 179— P e t s & S u p p lie s 1 3 1 - C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls o r R E E 1 <1 y r o ld m o le Kt#|hownd M o u ttb fO M n . k>v#% children N#*dt good Notts# It* yf o»d 9#m#t# c#t Both dog #nd c#t R t fleed h#v# #11 ihoU #nd #rv touring 12400H 1 ItONM 1 bath a d pool spa •ennlt Security, ter pel*, much moryi S i l l mo 171 I41J 141— H o m e s lo r S a le 207— W e a r i n g A p p a r e l »ff0»D»BlL H0MLS VENIUR! I PROPLOULS O A IG N E R J A C K E T , burg^nd, tic* T/4 small E*f*ll*ntcon dlllon U 1 MO 20/4__________ 160— B u s in e s s F o r S a le 141 — H o m e s lo r S a le FH A OR V A AS LOW AS IN ANQ t and owner Imoncing at low at ICD mol Gov I Fore closures. Repotl Seminole Orange Voiutlo Santard last than 11 MS dewn o O vrr 1/1 acre! 1 l, Ik dm •am rm SaltlH ledith 144*00 ORrrwvalrd 1 l ’ i Newer root ce'pet. paml. garage ter porch IM *00 O R ELO C ATIN G I 1 l ’ i brict ter porch fenced yd 141./00 o P O O L I R e n o v o le d I I . '•replace s<r porch t " NO LAWN BUSINESS, le t * War. art I Accounts ond equip II 000 m« Income 111 /401 SI STENSTROM REAL TY. Actum* Ne Quality I lirm acu lo*e V t. dmlng family rm. I car gar age 14*1 PIT ISM WO Markham Wdt area c l >14 Acres Pasture tlabir 1101000 LK Mary cutfem bu'lf* O t/I.pool HO) *00 • I 'f .t r e r I 0<ra S i l l NO os/l. I Secret pool t p a t ’***00 OW NER FINANCING I acre rtU le . er t acre etlalt bolh over 4 000 tq II 4 4 pool lakelronl w'dock. SMS SCO I 'X V IM o s n o n N r I NC. BUYERS! Discoutajod in Your Search lor Tout Dieam Home' You NEED osar Full Time Sales Team togne YOU full lime Settice' So Call An, One olthem ANYTIME' 321 4704 BATEMAN REALTY 31 2 W 1 iru t S i S«infor<J U k .lr e w lM h o m e i l l too 1/1 corner lol a.r 14} W0 II or I acres I Term ti Counlrv1 I ' M lorn . air fenced.I lf 100 l/l/l.loeO *d* features' S'* *00 (C A LL B A R T ' real E s t a t e , in c 322-7491 FOR SALE BY OW NER Large 1 4 Br, 1 Ra Cenl H 'A Fenced yard. F re s h ly rem odeled Close lo good Sonlord tchoo c Asking Its *00 lerm t aveilwbie 111 IllS d eyt 111 OllSevet BAN K F O R F C L O S U R E Vi wltfi 1 cor garage Buell in 1*00 Like new. targe yard' 14**00 P IN E C R E S T 41 . loads ol room ! Apl mother In low quarters Almost 1000 tq It Only IM OHO Coll for defalltl D EP R ES S IO N GLASS SHOW A N D S A L E Sonlord Cletc Center. Sanford FL Friday mgM shopping January >1 4PM »PM Adm MOO good Oil three doyt Sot Jon 2*. M AM 1PM Sun Jon M. M AM 4PM Adm 11 10 with this o d ll 00 O B A B Y CRIB, and chetl. good condition INom attrettl 1100 _____Coll V I 1*04_______ 217— G a r a g e S a le s O C H IL D C R A F T CRIB needs mattress S10 Pleat* tail __________114 10*1__________ A FESTIVAL WITH YARD SALE a BO R M I BATH: M utt tee lo appreciate priced lo toll 110 Country Club C v , Sanford S4* 100 browner 17111*1 15J— A creag o - _ Lots/SBlB DC LAN D I A f if t I mil# off I 4 • ilf M HoYlBtOl. A Iforung 133 000 TON do*ti. ION inf 10 yt% U#wbyrf tfrlM S ttl> DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or home til* , h ortet c o llie , forming, or nursery Zoned ogricullurol U *00 per acre Small down payment with owner firvanc ng too H I t in I* ACRES ml O O U B L E WIDE new 1 bdrm. 1 belh Potlu'e ond woods No qualifying 14! 000 Alto 12 A C R E S Od loining Irrigation, pasture 140 M 0 ___________M l Ot'l I LOTS, 10 • i}» Ff eoch 1 c le a r e d w 'r c o d o c c o t t IPinecretl oreo I Coll M l Jcoa R E F R I O E R A T O R . S le v e t . Wethers D rie rs F t**. 1. r» labor worronty 041 e*tro R A Y 'S A P P L I A N C E M l S French Ave. iooloed MS 4441 *SO FA Peach Blue llowert wim ottoman and matching pillow-. Like New 1 100 222 010a a S W IV C L R A T T A N CHAIR Lt oak finish, almond color loose cushion Like new 121 M l *020__________________ o W ATS R A I D . KINO S H E IM __________ M 44U 4_________ O W ATERBED . Q U E E N S U E. New m oltresi ond healer 1100 M l *404 leave message 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S te re o • SR (K M A R T ) Brand AM FM ttereo lyttem *177* (a iielfe pl#r#f #*d ip##L#ft 373 C#ll muo7 CARRIAOE COVE M O BILE HOME PARK M i44 1/1. tplil. *4 Boy Spring Control H 'A . tcreen room to.M0 M il* 1/|. U Fairmont V illa Control H 'A . wather'dryov. dithnathev. oil tiectrlc. co thedrol colling, vinyl tiding, thing* roo| northern Intulo •■on. 112 000 M il* 1/1. II Liberty Central H 'A . 14 coocoth M X ! 1/1 tplil. II Pearton Central H/A. carport 111 100 187— S p o r t i n g G o o d s • BIKE Sears. 11’ girls Hardly utad 110 OBO Coll 111 0141 • BOVS 14” ROADMASTSR b ike R ed w ith t ra in in g whool*. In ••cellent condition sis C o m a t m ____________ OOIRLS B IK E , lu ll able tor 4 4 year Ot-J child 10" whoelt. pink while and green SIS Coll 1014140__________________ • G O L F C L U B S a n d bog Lodes. F o n Par Flit* dubs } S I ». ond 1 1 woods Lt blue vinyl bop Coll M l 1044______ O A R A G E lo le tT Why heftier FT WE BU Y P A Y TO P PRICE 11 441 M4 M M •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Coll In yeur go'eg* sol* od by IT noon on Tuesday and lose a dvantage o l our special garage sole od pr.ee11 Coll . .ClooMhednwwlec.dere.isi .. 327 7(11 MULTI FAMILY SALE H outew o'et dom es bdrm turn M l *224 II I E Colemon Clr Sontard I fo 1 Saturday 221— G o o d T h in g s fo E a t A SP E C IA L OCCASIONT Some thing different! Present our unique gift Imported English Toll** 4 special flavors In o ••elusive presentation bo. set t* ! )4*OOC*tl M40 STR A W B E R R IES U Pick Open earn 2f*l Celery Ave 1m l E ot Sanford I ml N of St Rd to H o o p tF o rm sM IM * * ^ • J E E P PICK U P *14. 1424 V*. auto Engne and front re built labout 20.000 m ilts) Newer interior U 000 M l 2000 V II BLA Z E R 4X 4 1444 T*no* pace*p*. black, new Hr** U 4M Call 220 2M*_________ !=? Sanford Motor Co. • C H E V Y CAM ARO. 1*22. Re bull! V* lots ot new ports! 1»S1 M l Oil*eny lime_______ 3 2 2 -2 4 2 0 FO P SALE rylngeroter. * a -1 water in door S2W Electric clove. Amen*, uoo Bom lor l o o p i i o i i i « NICE R etrtg ero to r.U l ElectrK stove. UO Bom w orkgreet.no room mutt tell 124 10*0 IIU IU P/U t l Red IK. A/C, •m tm cast, lull bedlmar. rear window S* 4M M l 4*14 C A P R IC E CLASSIC II V4 •uta. 2* 000 miles Eec condt I D t l O B O m 21»2.M F f t 0 24 F T PONTOON h M l oil I berg ott 140 H P Erenrude Very lo tll Many eairot like new Only IIP 000 M2 00M • E N T E R T A I N M E N T center: Glass lop doors E acellent condition SWC0II14* 1142 • H A N D IC A P P E D VAN :»•; Ford E IM Lift, automatic doors u 000 M l 141>_______ OCJLMARO 2* Clots hood. Oil the good ttuH, custom pa nt 1)100 OBO or trod* 10* 2*02 or •24*4*2__________________ A P P L IA N C E S . F U R N . TV'S. ETC BU Y S E L L TR AD EINS CHE E PO O E P O T. Ml* F R E N C H A V I .______ VOLU SIA COUNTY Deltona poof. 1 bdrm 1 both tpi.1 plan new carpet and poml 11*000__________ 00'0*4 IP * O F O R D R A N G E R . L T X *1 P 'S . crulta. A/C. stereo. 4 200 miles. I yr or 22 000 ml left on warranty Call 1M H U M M Sonterd Ave . Son feed *42 Ml 1*04 LAKE MARY First Shiloh M B Church. 200 Elm Ave A tier led Item JA N U A R Y 2*. I t g SAM 1PM • F O R O L A R IE T . 1*10. F IIP X clean. One owner. 14K m l . loaded. 4yr 40K warranty S* eel 122 04ll or M l 0*4t BUY HERE. PAY HERE AMERICAN OREAM SALES AND SERVICE • H ON DA ACCORD L X . t**t. P ' S . P / B . o lr . Kenwood a AM F M cats*"*. 4 door, low miles Rosewood color Will run forever 117.421 M l *421 •In Ouf 31th Teat* • • FO R D EtpM rer ip M t *1* Loaded A 'P . 2 wheel drive 1 speed Immaculate condition 211*00 O B O _______ 2240244 Alm etl Every Cor I Lit! It Sold By The Time The Paper Hitt The Streets! Lett 'O Cortl A Few Trucks end Beats! JIM Low Down Payment With Warranty I • l*PS R E O A L MedOtllOh. t r IP". 4 cyl ln-ou»boord motor w drive on trailer 11 000 OBO 420 0004 or 40* AM I e ret SANFORD DODGE GR AN D CARAVAN I E . t t l l . 1* *00 m l. V 4. while'wood praln. 2 p e t s . A/C. auto, cruise CaceHenl cond 14 SCO 402 *aa C 2 * l ___ 2 3 1 -C a rs A P P L I A N C E S I B e ti p n e et Bed W arrant, B o ll Seryicol Wothert dryers, microwaves W* buy epplioncetl Delivery t r o q lA » B o r t .M » m i 3212720 181— A p p li a n c e s ___ ^ F u r n i t u r e DODGE VAN. 1*20. Good candl Iion I tl.ooo or best olt*r Pleat* call M l 4242 after 1pm IM o C O R V E T T E . 1*24 Needs very little work Atkmg IS 000 or best otter ...________ M4 0I40 SANPORO D U P L E X . A I con d itto * good *# ighboftvood 134 TOOC#H #tf#f ) «0> $74 XU* • C H E V Y B E A U V I L L I VAN '2*. I ton. Passenger van. dean Loaded! Too much to lift, mutt tee to apprecei* Only U 4*1 O BO J2I 4200 1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC *12000 OBO All power 01S4 • MP4 SKI/FISH BOAT *0 MP Mere w 'tro 'le r .Runt greell U 000 Partial t,nonce Qtl 7t04 1 5 7 - M o b il e H o m e s / S a le USE YOUR T/U RETURN TOR DOWNPAYMENT 1 6 5 - D u p le x fo r S a le 211— A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t ib le s 2 3 5 -T ru c k s/ B u se s/ Vans O F O R O TH U N O ERBIRO Ittt A ll o rig in a l! N e ed! tom* work tl.O*lOBO M l QUO C O R V E T T E . 1*2! i | match Y e llo w , i tops Must seel A tk Ing 10.100 M l 02M_______ 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 i x c H A i a o t ' o ’i T ' N i A >. • pro|»F% Weeded anywhere’ __ lavetfert Reolty. 2Z1M11___ •HUOE 1 1. detached garage dbl *1 Needs wort 111 *00 •1/2. quw* street, fenced yard Seller p e rt closing co tlt S4I *00 •4* T R E E D A C R E S Mob le h o m e , n e a r Lk Je ttu p . airport and ballway TERM S si* *oo roe TWO LO TI c d* br ••■** U > r Bethel E tM tet (Near Stone Iklandl 114*00 each Owner wilt linonco M l 4)10 W HITE M IN K J A C K E T Site medium, appraisal 14 000 Sell lor 11100 lirm M2 *024lvmtg O i l IN L U O MAOS Fits Chovy. Nissan. Toyota, and small truck* UOO Nico M l '42* 230— A n t iq u e / C la s s ic C ars It F T F IB E R G L A S S V Hull 4C Hp E rm ru d e. electric, till trailer ItiQ 111 ItOllym tg 321 2257 HALL REALTY D ELTO N A Lose Bul'rr Cho n II acre, heavily treed West wl* la k e Ooyi*111 000 W. Matteteenkl. V O W Ledet ng* on Camel M il • NEW TIRE 14140 11 Mounted on rim 111 Coll oiler 1PM M l OBJ* Ask tor Bill________ S E R V IC E S A LE S A PARTS lor portable kerosene heatert L A R R Y 'S M A R T 222 0112 S P A S : N e w . c o m p le te nr equipment end underwater iiqhi 1 1ooo utoo tot moon • C H R Y S L E R IM P E R IA L *1 Like new Musi M il Only U4.S00 Coll (402IM1 **N lie Real E tlM e Broker 1440 Sonlord Ave 321 0759 163— W a t e r lr o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le O L E A T H E R JA C K E T western ttyl*. with If sleeves and bottom color Site 12 M 141172 733— A u t o P a r t s / A c c e s s o r ie s S A T E L L I T E System Complete I Trad* for port generator, boot, hort*. pony cart 20* 1221 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s VENTURE I PROPERTIES 115— In d u s t r ia l R e n t a js ______mow______ L IV E 105— D u p l e x ' T r ip le x / R e n t 115-Industrial _____ Rentals______ ■*» FO R D BRONCO 4X4. 44 OOOmiles. 114.(00 ________ Cell 272 4282________ 1* 2 1 C H E V Y PICKUP Automatic, air. In good tondl lion Meg whaals. canvas. I t . ISO O B O A ls o . 1*1* automatic with air short bo» shipped fro m C a lifo rn ia Super me* shape I U S10 OBO Call 222 1442 • MM C H E V Y U i ten p up. 1M VP Runs good Englng and Iran* strong 1120*222 M il BIM2 SU B U R B A N OMC. I IL d-*Mi. hall ton. mechanically solid, now rad 'brake call pers/haad liner Very peed tires andtewphg IS.M0 OBO ___ cot 2pi iea»________ O L E BARON Cemrerltble. '14 Red. loaded, d-g dash, new top, new lives 12000 **12*04 • LIN CO LN M AR K 7. LSC. 1*44. Completely loaded Service records ond receipts 11.400 OBO 402 241 1404 11*2 FO R D (LIOHTNINOI I Y R L I M I T E D E D IT IO N ( B L A C K ) W/140P m l) Pd U l 000 will taka 1ITA00 210 IM2 days MB 7*2* before »pm O M O N T E CARLO 1*24. greet condt A/C. runt Ilk* e lop I Sharp looking! 11,470 22* t i l l It DODGE R AM 214. 1* patten gar M0 VI. 24K mile*, like new cond 110 » 0 222 1224 O L O t M O B I lB . 1*20. rebuilt engine Gcod m ulct* car Must ton 1200 OBO M l 4402 PU BLIC AUTO AUCTIO N* E V E R Y TU E S D A Y TiM PM O A YTO N A AU TO AUCTION Hwy *1. Darlene Beach *4*1111111________ 238— V e h ic le s W a n t e d ____ W E PAY T O P I F O R Complete or Wrec ked Car* Trucks R U N N IN G o rN O T. AN Y CONDITION 222 40*4 SHORT OF CASH ? Sorlowsly looking lor a nue. cieon. useo c a rt U S P l h O A B L E Down payments as low os II** inch'd** toe A till* Coll - 241— R e c r e a t io n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs ruESAuro s a l e s * *3 2 7 2 (9 2 * * • TO YO TA CO ROLLA w*gen. •ft. Auto. A/C. red 22K. worronty. 4*.MOOT 4474 • W HITE 1*44 Ply mourn Grand Fury A I cond thru out Good mileage U 000 O BO M l 4400 • 12 BUICK S K Y L A R K Good cond . 4 door . Automatic. I'K plus mllos Asking U.700 OBO Coll after 4pm . M4 0014 *1 HONDA ^CIVIC LX 4 dr. A m / F m tlere# tope. 21K m iles. Assumable eiiended warranty 110*40 M2 1224 C AR R IAO E T R A I L E R . II ff, I t i t . Root a ir. ideal live In/travel Furnithed Nlca* Only t) 200 O B O M l 212* I 14 F T C A M P E R T R A I L E R Needt tome work. Hunter's Special' StOBOBO2222*7* 1*2* M A J E S T I C l i f t Irevtl trailer, fully contained Sleeps 4 .elec brakes IISOO 2M I 'M • 74 MOTOR H O M E Runt grt*t Will trad* tar travel trailer *l com parable value 11121*1 21 TRANSAN mini motor home A L L new Inside Sleeps 4. E ic e lla n l condition 12114 OBO M2 1442 223— M i s c e ll a n e o u s o C R Y S T A L . Heavy Lead 42 p iece le t Stem w are end giettes Very nice g t Mfg unknown 141 firm M l 2*14 R A P ID n a r u p iD W ITH I * DOOR, double, g ild wood 2* X '4. Eight g lo ti panels Light m t o p lM Coll 211 CT*1 D R Y E R . 1100 M E N S AMO L A D I E S 14 S P E E O B IC Y C LES SOOeochlll 1*1* P F I R E P L A C E : Freestanding wood burning Only 14] Coll 7200*0*_______________ e K E N M O R E O il H e a te r w-drum and fittings Good condHon Stl negotiable 24* lit * •U u . i l i l y iWL l.-y ' - G o o d C i e d l f ! l l u C r e d it * ||K\ J| B a d C r c d i l ! N O P R O U L I M ' i-iy . 321-2993 Il.kseswes || M incer M otors 3 2 1 1 4 5 0 U s e d C . t r s A- f u n k s l«n«t Mansfield. 323-7271 GetT/20FF^Jr «4 I f A w t i k U D 1st M onth's R ent *,'1 12 b o . le n t o o ___ J S f i t l K I« I k ‘ " * «h *< > h u / e n o u o COneOAATt SPO N SO R OF FOR I \*c. I 4 //« vJ J A • S .in lt r n l I Ring in the New Year! Ask About Our Super Winter Specials Oil 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Qeqeva Qardeijs 1505 W. 25th Street • Sanford 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 H O U R S : M o n . - Wrl. 5:30 • 8 :30 Managed ByAngela GordonProperty Management p— ^ A A Cornet. Inc .111 1114 L A K E M ARV 1/1 Lorge yard E X C E L L E N T rendition, orto. ond schools 11104**0 V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S l A down Johnson 110 'O il SANFORO U K down, appro. Imole payments S o il month 1 bdrm * ' refmlthed hordnood floors huge Odkt U K ovoll able tor clovng ond repairs A U ln g M l. 100 *1» I ISO______ STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AGEM EN T A REALTY M l M l 1122/171 45'* C o ffM H I M o r M l 11*1 NEW l* * lt. NO DOWN. ION mteretl. M X It. tlll/ m o 14 X 10 UIQ'mo 101110* Ml* F R F EMONT 1 bdrm 2 both, cent o r A g in g 14*00 Tokmg o lltrt c o g only Cor n o g r Cove Mopbile Home Pork 407 11* M il i**i. II ■ M . 1 Bdrm 1 Bolh. located In pork Owner I,none Ing ovoll tl.JOO M l 1101 W e’ll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it’s sold. l* tl FRANKLIN PARK n«del. » e 14', furnithed. t i • 10 F lo room. M l |T]1 o'ter torn Make Your YJ NewYear's Resolution A Home At COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS r’ s RENT ITH A 12 M ONTH LEASE tN 1 & 2 BDRM. AI^l S. V o n p a y f o r th e f ir s t 10 c la y s a n d i f y o u r c a r d o e s n 't s e l l , c a l l n s a n d r e n e w it f o r F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b e r a n d a s k in g p r ic e m u s t b e i n c l u d e d in a d . N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e a d is r u n n i n g e x c e p t f o r p r i c e . N o n - c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C a l l 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 to d a y ! Y ou r tra n sp orta tion ad works best when it contains in form a tion the buyer wants to know : Make and Model • Year • • Power Features Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lnterior • rN<H>l»rc>Npc>KATr hPr.hM.hc.fi o r 2714 R id gew o o d A ve., Sanford S 3 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3U -26I1 �Santofd H w ld , S u to n ) , Florida • Wednesday, Jenuwv 36. 1994 bv Chic Young Doctor can tell if tremor is treatable V'KN0W,9OWETIME6 Z THINK m$ KINP OF A PIA 6U E TO hwk a Mice body I Jfce f by Ari Sansom THI BORN LOSER YOU THE. H£W SUBSTITUTE TEACM£R?> l*X L M£AU YOUR FIRST NAM£ ^ W UAT^j Y O U * NAM £? ^ m ~ w -w u b ie e w ONE. TREY T a P ' M fiS SHELL about J by Charles M. Sehulr PlAMUTi DON T WALK 50 FAS' I'M TRYING TO BITE YOUR L E G ! r~— I ALREADY HAVE A D06 f I VE BEEN \ /YOU NEED SOME FEELING SORT)/ NEW FRIENDS. OF LONELY A CHARLIE BROWN,OR Y LATELY., y V A GOOD D06. j by Howia Schneider -rm V sju y r T H EY O T C O /E P E D TH A T M I M O W LO SS O C C U R S M O S T o rm i Iio M R X £ CGID M E J J U U X R C A T H c a h o o t WITH a WSWSTWVTHAT U M fi THE- JUDICIAL SYSTEM ID THE AStkJG» PROCESS... VCURE DEAR DR. OOTT: I’m 91. have an enlarged heart, sca r lls s iir In m y right lung and (Ind breathing d ifficu lt. 1 ran llv r wi t h these problem s, hul cannot llv r with Ihe sh akin g of m y r n l l r r Ixxly. M y doctor says l l ‘ a age. lu ll I question him. I a lle n d church, ro o k, new unit Itakr W h y then does Ih ls condition ca u se such u problem ut lim es? D E A N H E A D E R : T h e re urr m an y causes of tre m o r In Ihr eld erly, running from the norm al r lle c ls o f line ("senile tre m o r") to P a rk in so n 's disease, a trcatah lr n e u r o lo g ic a l d is o r d e r . Y o u sh o u ld tie exam ined by a neu­ rologist who w ill d iagnose the basls of your ‘ 's h a k in g '' and prescribe appropriate therapy, depending on Ihr cause I am certain your fam ily doctor would welcome a second opi­ nion: ask him In refer you lo the specialist. D E A R I)H. O O TT: I su ffer from ostropom sls. I have severe pain and sw rllln g In m y fool. A test revealed I'vr lost 4 5 |M-rcenl of m y bone density. M y o rth o p rd lr surgeon says n o th in g can he done. Do you ugrre? D E A R R E A D E R : In sim p le trrm s . the bone d e n sity test that you had showed ab o ut a 50 l> rrrrnl reduction In the ca lciu m content of your bones. S u ch a degree ol ostro|Mirosls filar r s you at risk for painful fra ctu re s that m ay occur w ithout w-arnlng or Injury. T here u rr several treatm ents fo r y o u r a fflic tio n C a lc iu m su p p le m en ts (1.500 to 2.000 m illig ra m s a day! are the cor­ nerstone of therapy. In post­ m enopausal wom en, the use of estrogen p ills or p atch e s mnv retard calcium loss from Ixinrs. an d m ay even stren g th en boner that are already w eakened. In both m en a n d w om en. D ld ro n rl nr Culetm ar (two drugs that Influenre none m etabolism ! often help ostm|»om*l* by d riv ­ in g ca lciu m back Into hone* I believe Ihat you sh o u ld lx- M ED ICIN E u n d e r t ne c a r e o f a n r ndcx-rtnologlst. who w ill h e lp you (and yo u r orllx |x-<lic surgeon) d e rid e w ltlrh therapy Is best (or you. 1 do not agree th a t "n n lh ln g cnn t>c done.” In fact. Ihcrr la mile'll more ttial ahould b r done. T o n iv c you more Information, I a m sending you n fre e copy of t 5 tl 13 14 15 — ranch Lsg itim iir Tilts d In no lociUon Chow ElongaUd sh ap st 15 Palgr 18 P o sm i 19 Curvy lattar 30 Claanlng d»*icv 32 Morning moltlura 34 Favodlat 26 C h s s l bona 39 Asian country 31 Sooths 33 Inaltaclivs 35 Forslgnar 36 Thai woman 32 — -do-wall 39 An oipioaifs jabbr.) 40 Naigr-bor ol US. PETER G O T T .M .D . i m y H e a lt h R e p o r t “ O sIro p o ro sis." C o p y rig h t 1094. N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E A S SN . u u iy u u u u L L iu y U U LJU LJU U L lL J U L iy □uu u m u u lilj y u y U L U L J ^ U LILLILI LJ ULLI^ U U L d U U U k iU UUEJ □ L IU U U U CJ[dUUU UUJU auuu 1 W atsr barrtar 2 Hawaiian food flah 3 Notaaa 4 AvoM anca 5 Tannia tlroka 8 Shoamakar t uuuuuljuu b iu u u a u m □ u iu u L ia u u u u u u l iu u uaaauu u u u liu li u L iu H ij c iu m a u tool 7 Tan 23 Fancar s 8 — oft: ratHI 9 Try to parsuada 10 SmaHar •word 25 FadMtala 26 Slngln' In th« T5" 27 By tha lima -------lo Phoanli 26 Actor — Ktngatey 29 Boast boat au 3T XT W 41 51“ *r ~ 3 n1 O C K JU G B y P h illip A ld e r by Jimmy Johnbon I'M eCADY )[ At. TOO to rueu yV . I COULD b i l l P ) AC. TOO fOPAYtAP < i ouce thought C0 U6CwTlk)Gi ADULT6 HAD ALL THE TWO Y V T 7 ------- U — ' F irst, make sure to d a y 's co l­ u m n doesn't lull lu lu ih c hands of child ren. If you go lo a w orld bridge cham pionship, you sit in a large au d ito riu m anil M a tc h the plu> at one table. There are ex|K-rl com m entators w ho ir v lo predict M h.u w ill liup|M-n on each deal. A n d the eom m cn lu tors have an even tougher task trv lu g to e x p la in and Justify som e tutiM-ilevabte bidding L e t 's test y o u r p o w e rs t.l prognostication. Look at to d a y s diagram . In four spades, how m an y tricks did S outh lose-? No. you got ih.u w ro n g — li w as five. Now for the "e a s y " question: which five? You really don't w-anl lo know atxiut ih e auction, hut here goes anyway. E a s t's o p e n in g bid show ed at least live diam on d s and 4-10 (minis. It denied a live-card mu|or lint d id n 't pro­ m ise m u c h else. N o rth decided she w a s too s tro n g for a jump lo lo u r spades, so cu e -b id lour d iam o n d s E a s t 's first double a s k e d lor a nou-rllam ond lead. A c t u a lly , tills is sen sib le Partner w ill n o rm a lly lead y o u r bid s till: o n ly by d o u b lin g a cur-hid r a n y o u ask lor som eth in g else. W est led Ihe heart seve n , lit a n sw e r to her pari tie r's second d o u b le . East wort w ith the 10. re tu rn e d a rlub to h er p artn e r's q u ee n am i won the t h ir d de­ fe n sive trick with the h e a rt Jack. I lie n East led the heart q u ee n . •Judging East to be sh o rt In spades, dcclarrr lu lle d w ith the »|»ade ace and ran Ih e spade Jack, losing to East s sin gleton queen. Now came the h e a rt ace. West overtoiling S o u th 's spade eight w ith her nine: a n u n lu c k y two dnw nt ( C J I ‘ 194 N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R I S E ASSN'. two Irlends ol y o u rs have a disagreem ent today, be careful m il lo up|>cur you're s id in g with Personal control o f y o u r aRalrs one against ihc o ilie r . Unw ise so c ia lly and co m m e rcia lly will m o v e s could m ake y o u the lx- o f great lu i|x irla n re lo you lit heavy. TAURUS (April 2 0 -M a y 2<>| Ihe year ahead, Y o u 'll sense y o u 're apt lo lx- m ore fortunate Self-confldenrc Is an a d m ira b le w ith situations you m anage and q u u llly . hut It must Ik - tem pered yo u r chart supports th is posi­ wit It com m on scum *. P rob lem s arc |Kisslhle today If y o u r ego tion. d o m in u lc s your actions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 0 -Feb. III) G E M I N I (May 2 1- J u n e 20) Persons w tlli w hom y o u 'll lx- S o il se ll could swuy cu sto m e rs In volved today are lik e ly lo tod ay, w hile llic hard s e ll could m irro r your behavior. II you arc g e n e ra te resistance. If what u n cn o p e ratlve an d In fle x ib le , y o u ’ re ollcrlng Is lu ll ta lly re­ th is co u ld set Ihc e x a m p le they'll jected. w all fora m ore p ro p itio u s follow . T ryin g lo |>utch up a lim e lo m ake your p re sen tation . b ro ke n rom ance? T h e A slroCANCER (June 2 1- J u ly 22) If G rap h M atchm aker cnn h elp you you a re already u n d er fin a n cia l to understand w hat to do In o b lig a tio n , do not req u est n favor m a k e the relationship w ork. Mall toduy from Ihe |x-rson lo whom $2 and a long, self-addressed. y o u 're ohllgalctl. Y o u r petition sium|>rd cnvrlo|M- lo M nlchm uk- co u ld generate a n e g a tiv e re­ er. P.O. Box 4465. New York. spouse. N.Y. 10103. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug. 2 2 1 Today PISCES (Feb. 2 0 M a rch 20) you m a y enter Into a p a rtn e rs h ip T h e re 's a possib ility Unlay you arran g em en t with so m e o n e who m ig ht m u kr things harder for y o u 'll need more I lia n he/she y o u rse lf lltun they a c tu a lly are. w ill need you. Don't lo s s your To avoid this, assess situations w eight around. V I R G O (Aug 2 3 -S e p t. 22) lo g ica lly , not em otionally. ARIES (March 2 1-A pril 19) II T o d u y you mav lie g iv e n an By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 27. 1994 If H l f T o n P tA lL Y ITK LF, COlNO TO 'm i f t P iA T 5 f* A fl Ttflt PAY On CALtbiPAK A N P T \ S \ L J a U THf BE m V ON Z.OOK-OU7 f O ft IT n e x t r / M t apounp . AND JON'5 INVITATION GOT LOST IN THE M AIL WEST EAST 4(11 V7I *Q VAQJIO ♦ q »t * J u i si j ♦AQ7J ♦III SOUTH ♦ A JIS4 9(1 ♦A ♦ K J 10 » 1 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer. West Opening lead V 7 assignm ent you w on 't know (tow lo handle, y c l you m ight pretend you do. T h is Is a ploy that could severely backfire. L I B R A (Sept. 23-O cl. 23) In s o c ia l in v o lv e m e n ts to d a y It m ight Ik - dHTh-idt for you lo lxy o u r o w n p e rso n , o w in g lo Innglcd a llia n ce s w ith friends. II you keep th is In m in d II co u ld help reduce com plication s. SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. 22) In order to achieve y o u r objectives today, y o u m ight have to lx- both tenacious and tactful. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 26, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 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/e75a2dad850dcc9e4ca6a5546b4b5e20.pdf a4611ddec63ae1ae6552b1aa46f925f1 PDF Text Text THURSDAY January 6, 1994 30 Cents Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alnco 1008 66th Year, No. 110 - Santord, Florida NEWS DIGEST □ S p o rts SAC back on the court Seminole. Lyman, and U ik r llm ntlry regis­ tered victories Wednesday nielli In Seminole Atltlellc Conference boys' ttaskriball action. SeePage IB Epidemic of violence? Crime up nationwide, but local students rally to fiaht it in schools ■y VICKI DeSORMIIR □ People Herald Stall Writer Calling all seniors SANFORD - oinrlals In Seminole County don't believe violence In the district schools Is nearly as had us ll Is In other parts of Ihe country, or even .n other parts of Ihe stale. W hile specially trained dogs r u m m a g e th ro u g h s e c o n d a ry schools In New O rle a n s d a lly searching for drugs and weapons; trrn-agrrs In Oklahoma C ity are scanned with metal detectora before entering school each morning: and closed-elreull cameras m o n ito r school buses In SI. Joints C ounty. Fla., things arr more relaxed at schools hrrr. A more visible adult presence In the hallways and outdoor nrrus by teachers, administrators and school resource officers has helped lo For seniors. 50 and over, the Sanford Senior ( ’enter has planned aetlvltlrs designed Jusl for you. The m onth ol January Is rhork full of exciting events. See Page 3B. Businessman arrested SANFO RD — The owner of a local video siorr was arrested Wednesday for grand thcfl and scheming to delraud Sunliank out of $7,000 It was Ihe sreoud lime In less than a month that John W illiam Deter. 30. 12 Carriage Cove. Sanford was urrested on bad check-related charges. In mid-December, he was charged with two counts curb of grand theft and schrnir lo defraud video distributors out „f more than 930.000. D e te r allegedly paid for video merchandise with checks written on a closed account lie faces similar charges In Orange Courtly Involving a video store he owns in Orlando. In Ihe charges died Wednesday, Ihe arrest rr|Kirt slates on Nov. 0. Deter presented u deposit lor his personal account at a Sunliank branch. 2901 S. Orlando Dr. for S7.22H. A major |>or1lon of Ihe deposit was u $7,000 cheek wrlltrn on l he.account of Pam Deter. The check was payable to Video Review. Jo h n Deter's store at 3757 Orlando Drive. Th e check was signed with the name of Pam Deter, the defendant s former w ile. A portion of Ihe Information on the check was blackened mil. It was later de­ termined Jo h n Deter s name and uddress had been obscured on the chcrk. T h e Joint account waa closed In Ju n e 1992. The bank Id le r, who processed the transac­ tion knew Deter well, arenrdlng lo Ihe police report, after handling num erous commercial transactions for him. The next day. Drier returned to the hank, slid presented a check on his personal account for S7.000 cash, according lo the police report. Deter received the $7,000 before It was discover Ih r check deposited the day before was written on a rlosed account. He Is being held at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility In lieu of S 13.000 bond. Woman receives threat SANFO RD — A female resident of Ihe Elder Springs Tra ile r Park near Sanford reported lo Sheriff's deputies that someone left a copy of a Ku Klux Klan flyer at her door Tuesday morning. Sheriffs spokesman Ed McDonough reported, "latter In the morning, she said she received a telephone call from an unidentified person threatening to kill her." McDonough said the wom an, who Is while, said she m ay be a target because she recently allowed a young black male to live temporarily In her residence. The sheriffs department Office of Violent Crimes Is Investigating the case. The flyer has been turned aver to the sheriffs Office of Technical Services section for processing. As of this morning. McDonough said no deflnule leads have been established In the case. Museum board name changed SANFO RD — While the nam e of the facility changed several months ago. It was only at Ihe final 1993 meeting of lire Sanford Clly Com ­ mission. that the board w hich oversees the operation of the Sanford Museum had Its name changed. As of Ihe Dec. 26 meeting, the Henry Shcltdn Sanford Memorial Library und Museum Hoard is now the Sanford Museum Hoard. rrducr violent tneldents that. In the past, have ranged from physical ireullngs lo threats with guns and knives. Across the country, school dis­ tricts are trying a variety of dis­ ciplinary and security meusurrs to combat u growing ' epidemic of violence." aerordltg to a survey by National School Hoard* Association released Wednesday. While George Proerhel. director of security for Ihe Seminole County school district, says Ihe schools are "far from violence-free and drugfree." they are "certainly not dan­ gerous places." I'roechel said he believes the majority of students have loo much pride In their schools to allow them lo become as bad us some other districts have become. S C H O O L V IO L E N C E 62 percent of the 729 school dlatrlcts nationwide responding to the survey said violence had Increased In their schools over the paal five yeare. 61 percent of Ihe districts reported weapons incidents >e' E 23 percent reported n drive by shooting In their district 39 percent said ttirre had been a shooting _ . or k m h n g al school * o • ' 0 78 percent re po rte d student assaults on students 60 percent re p o rte d student assaults on teachers C See Schools, Page BA Bank robbery suspects nabbed By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer S A N FO R D — Yesterday wus a trad day for two suspects In several bank robberies. T w o men werr arrested In connection with separate multi-robberies In Seminole and Orange rountles last year. Robert O. Coffman. 35. was arrested by Orange Cuunty deputies In connection with 10 trank robberies In the past five months. William M arrhlnl. also 35. wus arrested by Ihr Fill In connection with five bank robberies. Orange C o u n ty Deputy J im D ro w n says Coffman was turned In by his girlfriend, who told deputies that he had uppurenlly pawned some Jewelry which had been the property of the □ See Banka, Page 2A Government acts County P&Z approves subdivision rezonmg SA N FO R D — Seminole C ounty Planning und Zoning commission­ ers unanimously recommended ap­ proval of a subdivision In a swam py area south of Lake Jesup lost night alter reducing the impact of the development. Th e recommendation to approve Ihe Hattie Ridge Companies devel­ opment al State Road 434 and the Seminole County Expressway will go to county comlsslonrrs Ja n . 25. If they decide to advance the proposal. It will be reviewed by Ihe Florida Department of Com m unity Affairs (hen returned lo com m it- □Saa County, Pag* 6A Lake Mary could make meter reading easier L A K E M ARY — Tw o new vehicles are being requested by the C ity of Lake Mary. A Cushman 4-whccled vehicle and a 1994 Ford Von are to be considered. Doth requests are scheduled to be brought up for consideration at the Luke Mary- City Commission meet­ ing Thursday night. Th e Cushman Is being requested as a new meter reading vehicle. It has a cab. manual transmission and directional lights. Al present, the city has been using a converted golf cart to handle meter reading, but according lo Director of Public Works/CIty Engineer C. W. Te m b y . the new vehicle Is Ideal for water and parking meter reading, w ith low maintenance costs, and the vehicle Is licensable for over the road. In this year's budget, the city had earmarked $8,000 for this equip­ ment. Te m b y says arrangements have been discussed to purchase the vehicle for 67.763. He Is also requesting that the golf cart presently being used be de­ clared surplus, and disposed of In keeping with the city's surplus property ordinance. Th e other vehicle would be used by the Fire Department, as a vehicle primarily for the fire marshal. It would be used for Inspections, site visits and other fire prevention activities. In case of fire calls. II has u seating capacity of five persons. Th e request also Includes assocl- □S ea Vehicles, Paga SA Hamilton Elementary School third graders Tareks Roberts, Jessica James and Teshla Roberts, from left, brave the biting Cuio with guidance counselor Jean Greiner this morning. They'll be able lo shed Iho winter coats lor the walk home, though, as temperatures todsy climb Into the mid 70s. DeBary enters new era as city ■ride#.....................Horoscope Classifieds.........46,80 Movlee........ Com ics......................66 Notion........ B y VICKI 0a6OKMIKN Herald Stall Writer DcBARY — T h e y 're mill operating out of the fire house In Dclkiry. Government operations are underway In Ihe newest clly In ih r area. DeBary. voted Into existence by residents of Ihe form er unin­ corporated area Jusl across Lake Monroe from Sanford, began Us municipal functions on Jan. I. 1994. C ity facilities are small. Much of Ihe work Is still being performed by volunteers who work a few hours a day lo help the city get settled and begin operatlonson the right foot. In December, voters went to the polls to elect the first commission, mayor and vice mayor. Carmen Rosamonda. Rob Sullivan and Clifford R u tz were elected to commission scats. Florence Ltlllc was elected vice m ayor and M ostly sunny and w arm er with a high In the lower 70s. W in d southeast 10 ntph. Chamber volunteer Sara Altlne, left, assists Brenda Routh In choosing a T-sh irt. SUBSCR IBE T O TH E SAN FO R D HERALD FO R T H E B E S T LO C A L NEW S See DeBary. Page BA COVERAGE. Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �tA - Ssntord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, January 6. 1004 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND A CR O SS T H E S T A T E Southern Bell to cut rates ■y ADAM YEOMANS Jlues sought in fatal plane crash Associated Press Wilier F O R T D R UM — Investigators searched the splintered wreckage of a twin-engine plane trying lo find some clue as to lit registration and the origin of the 10 people who died In the fiery crash. As of early this morning, authorities failed to find any Identification on the burnt remains of what they believed to be a Bcechcraft King A ir which crashed In rural Central Florida on Wednesday night Without a registration num ber. Investigators were unable lo confirm who owns the plane or if the plane had filed a flight plan. "W e ’re going lo have to go by the parts." said T im Munvlllc. an Investigator with the National Transportation Safely Board. The plane went down about 6:30 E S T on U.S. 441. five miles north of Fort Drum . T h e two-lane road connecting Yeehaw Junction and Okeechobee was closed nnd traffic was being diverted early today. Its wing clipped a pine tree nnd went up In s ball of flames In a wooded urea, witnesses said. Officials gather for crime summit J A C K S O N V IL L E — Florida needs to quickly build 25.000 adults prison beds and 3.000 Juvenile prison beds to stop the early release of violent and habitual criminals, representatives tbl of the state's six largest cities said. Mayors and police chiefs from across Florida approved a resolution Wednesday calling on the Legislature to take immediate steps to stop the revolving door on stale prisons. "W e have blamed everyone for crime but the crim inal." said Jacksonville Mayor Ed Austin, who called the daylong Safe City Sum m it. Austin, a veteran prosecutor before becoming mayor, said t> large patt of Florida's crimes are committed by criminals who have been released from prison early because of overcrowding. "W e were talking about the habitual offenders, people who should be In Jail who are out robbing and raping and murdering people and the habitual Juvenile offenders who commit 20 and 30 and 40 and 50 felonies who are stilt on the streets today.'* Austin said. The resolution calls for the expedited construction of 25.000 low cost prison beds, not to exceed 1 15.000 per bed; the elimination of the current system of early releases, and guaranteeing "truth In sentencing." so violent and habitual offenders will serve 100 percent of their court -ar.-arded sentences. T A L L A H A S S E E - Consum er advocates applauded a record selling settlement that will savr Southern Bell Telephone Co. customers $1 billion over I hr next four yrurs. T h e agreement announced Wednesday by consumer groups and Southern Bell officials will cap basic residential nnd busi­ ness rates through Jan . 1, 11HIH. eliminate the Sl-a-m onth chargr for touch-tone service and re­ duce overall rates by S300 m il­ lion n year by the end of 1990. Th e com pany also will absorb $112 m illion In damages related to Hurricane Andrew In Aug. 24. 1902. cut Its profit margin, hire 275 service personnel and ofTrr rebates to customers dissatisfied with Installation or maintenance service. C o n s u m e r .a v o ra te n u n d co m p a n y nfTlciais could tut estimate how much ihe average c u s to m e r w ould save on a m onthly bill, although II will tie at least S I for the toufh-tone charge. T h e savings will be phased In Southern Bell Is Florida's larg­ est utility, with about 5 m illion access lines covering half the state. "S o u th e rn Bell's customers ran look forward to significant price cuts for a wide variety of services over the next four years." said Public Counsel Ja c k Shreve. who represents utility customers In rates cases bclorc Ihe F lo rid a P u b lic S e rv ic e Commission. Shreve announced the seitlement along with Southern Bell president Joe Laehrr and con­ sumer groups. "A ll of these parties. Including Southern llell. have done what they believed lo be In thr best Interest of Florida's consumers." Laehrr said. The 1*SC Is expected to consid­ er Ihe selllrm enl on Jan . 18. said J . Te rry Deaxon, the panel's chairman. If approved, it would end Southern Bell's rule case that was r x p r c t r d lo take months lo complete. Heatings arc lo begin Ja n . 24 For the settlement to take effect, tire com m ission must approve Ihe entire plan Drason said Ihe settlement has "a great deal of credibility" because It n. - been endorsed by consumer (trout's and *h<- Aiinritcy Gener­ al » Ot- .e . bar he would not speculate on the outcome. Consumer advocates who have crltlrlzed Southern Bell for not responding to the needs of cus­ tomers hailed the agreement. John Stiles a representative of the Am erican Association of Retired Persons, said Ihe settlemerit will help low-income and elderly custom ers because It Includes a program to reduce basic rales for some low-income ronsutners. The rotti|Ki!iy also has agreed to withdraw a proposal to offer expanded local service and lo At a glance TA L L A i A X IE E — South*™ » « i l TO* prion* C* * M contumar i f e d l n O ' n o w * 4 a *#tticmanl ol a rat* caw tual *111 ta ,« centum*. * |t orar th* r * it taw* « m t t it a r p it t t a t>» is* Public Service C a m m u t.a n , Ota tttlla m an l •rav'd a Eliminate manthi, It towel* tana w *tea (hart* X day* alter P IC w - o . i ' • Cap rata* t o ba m rattatntial Ota butm*** line* through i»*l • No ttatt«tao local maatvrtd taryic# through m l Th# M rtico <rau>d odd chargatbavdan th* tang.he* pAono tall* ■ Roputro ioutharn Poll to otnorb about 1111 *111110* In da nag** roiatad to Hirrrt can* Andt** • Ettabhth a to vita gua'ant** plan not propose a n y statew ide local-measured setvlce through 1997. Consumers groups dis­ liked that service because It would bill l«ca) nils by the minute. Another part of the settlement would require the company to reduce rates SI I million a year s t a r l in g In 1 9 9 5 to o ffe r expanded local calling service between Dade and Broward counties, w h ic h Include the Mlaml-Fort Lauderdale arras, Ihe slate’s most populated. Th e settlement reduces the company's rate of return from 13.2 percent to 10.8 percent In 1993 It also would change the socalled "Incentive" rate plan the company has been operating under since 1988. Th e changes would require the company to refund 60 percent of Us profits that would pro,>d* rabatet O »JI to ratUtantial cuttamat* and 1100 to bu»m*tt cut tamo« n I f , determined that inttell* ton or maintenance l r > < « * o o un tatltlectary a Implement a Lltalino program to alto* r*dwcod bade rata* toe ta* » o m * canaumart • E tiaOnn opanfed local caning o» t*o#n Dad* and Br«*ard count** • Cap touttion SOI * earning* at 10 0 pocont in tm . tnttoadot II Ipocanl • lmpi*m*nt an Incantlv* regulation plan that tfqwirtt tho company to rotund *0 pocont ot IN profit* •■tending tl parrott in It** and I I 1 pocont In ItM Future odiut'mont* are Had to change* M tong tom Inter#*! rota* exceeding 12 percent In 1994 und 12.5 percent In 1995. T h r settlement would end regulatory Investigations Into Southern Bell's sales and billing practices that resulted In a S I 5.2 million settlement with the A t­ torney General's Office In late 1992. The attorney general still is Involved In an ongoing federal lawsuit In Miami seeking refunds for Inside-w ire m aintenance charges. Florida Attorney General Bob Butterworth. who baa been a vocal critic of the company, applauded Ihe oeitlrm rnl nnd called It the largest of Its type in the country. " I th in k It's fair for the ratepayers." Butterworth said " I think Ja c k (S h re ve ) has extracted as m uch as humanly possible from a com pany." Agent pleads guilty to stealing $700,000 MIAMI — T h e Drug Enforcement Administration agent who formally arrested Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing #700,000 In an unrelated case. Rene Dc La Cova. 44. an agent for 11 years, was the D E A 's group supervisor in Fort Lauderdale after working In Panama and Colombia. "It always hurts when someone goes over to the dark side," said BUI Ruzzamentl. the agency's spokesman In Washington. De La Cova Is one of only two D E A supervisors convicted on drug-related charges In the last 10 years, said Ruzzamentl. In all. 11 agents — out of a current staff of 3.600 — have been arrested or convicted In that period, hr «aid. Job well done T h e S c e n ic Im p ro ve m e n t Board ot Ihe City of Sanford presented the Beautification Award to Ihe newly renovated Sanford Museum on lakefront City employees, who worked diligently on the landscape of the new facility, front row left to right. Cheryl Markos. su­ pervisor, Alicia Clark, curator of the museum, John Chaniol, l^ rry Thomas. Juanny Mercer, SIB board member, Connie W illiam s. SIB chairwoman Back row lelt to right, Bill Barrington, Jeff Zankofsky, Bill Moore. Patricio Sanchez, supervisor In charge of draw­ ing landscape plans. Gerald Taylor and Larry Luce, were In attendance to accept the award. From Associated Press reports EZSE M g s lA girlfriend's latsax-hushend. Deputies were also told that CofTman had been driving a red Honda and black Dodge Colt, both of w hich had been de­ scribed In bank robbery In­ vestigations. Brown said Coffman was out of town when they finally con­ nected him w ith the bank rob­ beries two days ago. "H e came back to town yesterday." Brown said, "and we promptly arrested him. but only on a charge of grand theft, connected with the Jewelry." CofTman was reportedly living at 3041 Whisper Lake D iv e In Winter Park. Brown said charges connected wllh the bank robberies would hive to be placed against him by the FBI. Of the ten banks police said CofTman allegedly robbed, five were In Orange County, one In Pensacola, and the four In Seminole C ounty were the Sun Trust at S.R. 434 and 436 on Sept. 3 of last year; First Un*w LOTT— Y M IA M I - H e ra are the w inning n u m b e rs selected Wednesday In the Florida Lot- ,ery: on Montgomery Rood on 3*pt. 8: Coral Gables--------Federal* on Oct. 28. and Sun Bank on S.R 434 .q p Nov. 9. In an unrelated case, at thr Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facili­ ty In Seminole County, the FBI has officially placed charges of bank robbery against W illiam Marchlnl. 35. who has no local address. T h e F B I re p o rte d th a t Marchlnl had been arrested by Orange County Sheriff's depu­ ties In m ld -D cce m b cr. on a charge of violation of parole. He had been Jailed In Seminole County. W h ile In Jail. F B I agents managed lo link Marchlnl with live bank robbery cases, four In Orange County, and one at the First Union Bank In the Butler Plaza. In Casselberry on Oct. 4. 1093. T h e federal cha rg es were placed against Marchlnl yester­ day. There was no Immediate indication as to when the FBI wilt place the charges against CofTman. Cash 3 2 -9 -6 Play 4 9-4-B-O Sanford Herald Thursday, January 0, 1994 Vol. 00, NO. 119 PubUehed Delta and Sunday, airapl Saturday by Th* Sanford Haraid, Inc 100 N Franck A r t , Santard. Fla 12771 Satand Clasa Poatag* Paid al Santard. Florida and additional mailing •(fleas POSTMASTER Band addroM change* la THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0 Ooi IM T, Santard. FL 12771-1447. luSacrtaOon Rata* (Dotty I Sunday) si aaa Florida Rabtdanla mu*' pay 7% aata* la* In aa w Ian lo rata* abava. Zoo is looking for international travelers By N IC K PP8IPAUP Herald Staff Writer SANFORD Ed P o se y , director of the Central FLorldu Zoological Park. Is seeking trav­ elers to Join him on a 9-day trip to Trin id a d and Tobago this spring. Reservations arc re ­ quired by J a n 11. The trip will be from March 26 through A p ril 4. and will cover tire world renowned Asa Wright Nature Center In Trinidad and Little Tobago Island. King's Bay and the Rainforest Preserve In Tobago. Zoo marketing director Andrea Farmer explained. "In this trop­ ical rainforest, visitors may ex­ perience a vast array of wildlife Including th r ornutc hawk-eagle, bat f a lc o n , c h a t in c l-b lllc d tuucun. scarlet Ibis, red howler monkey, and leatherback and hawkablll sea turtles. " A glass bottom boat will p e rm it guests to vie w the spectacular coral formations off L ittle To b a g o Is la n d ," aald F a r m e r . " T h e A a a W r ig h t Nature Center offers guided to u rs of several tra ils that traverse this rich and diverse wildlife sanctuary." Cost for the trip Is S I .950 j person double occupancy, a includes air (lights from Ortan and return, accommodatloi meals, and a #100 donation the Central Florida Zoo. Reservations are due by J i 11. For additional information to make reservations, call t zoo al 323-4450. ext. 112. T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL routeA»T Fantasy 5 7-26-6-12-13 H*>*M Show b* Tamm, Vincent T o d a y : M ostly s u n n y rind warmer. High In the lower 70s. W ind southeast lO m p h . Tonight: Fair. Low in the lower 50s. W ind southeast 5 mph. Friday: Partly cloudy. High In the mid to upper 70s. W ind south 15 m ph. Extended forecast; Saturday: Mostly cloudy wllh a chance of showers. Lows In the 50s. Highs In the upper 60s west to low to m id 70s cast. Sunday: Mostly sunny and colder with lows in the upper 30» north to upper 40s south. Highs In lire 60s. Monday: Fair and not as cool. Lows In the 50s rust lo upper 40s west. H lg hslrU hclo w cr7 0a i_ ^ ^ _ FLORIDA TKMPS City Daytona Baach F l Laud Baach ForlMyert Gemetviiie Homottaad Jackunyiila Kay Wat' L 4*aland Miami Paniacaia Laratot* Tallehet*** Tamo* Vaco Baach W Palm Baach HI S) *4 *0 54 mm 54 *4 1* *4 » 51 U 54 5* 52 La 75 n 44 21 mm » 14 2* 12 21 al 22 1* *0 4t *’4 I X T t N M O OUTLOOK THURSDAY P tly d d y 72-02 9 LAST Ja n . 0 »fc 00 00 N EW J a n .I1 € O PU LL Ja n . 27 ■BACH CONDITIONS D aytona B each: Waves arc 1-2 feet and semi glassy. Current Is to the north wtth a water temperature of 57 degrees. N ew S m y rn a B e a c h : Waves are 1-2 feet and glossy. Current Is slight lo Ihe so u th , w llh a w ater temperature of 60 degrees. ,4 , 7, * * SA TU R D A Y SUNDAY MONDAY Msly eldy 68-48 Msly sunny 62-42 Fair 72-52 TICKS F IR S T J a n . 19 Pel 00 ot 02 00 mm 00 2* M •1 00 00 FRIDAY P lly cldy 76-56 J F R ID A Y : B O LU N A R T A B L E : Min. 12:50 u.m.. 1:05 p m .: MuJ. 6:55 u.m., 7:25 p.m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 3:18 a m . 3:01 p.m.: lows. 8 4 7 a m., 9:17 p.m.; Near S m y rn a B ca cb t highs. 3:23 u.m.. 3:26 p.m .: lows. 8:52 a.nr.. 9:22 p m .; Cocoa Beacht highs. 3:38 u rn., 3:21 p.m .; lows. 9.07 a.in.. 9:27 p.m. BOATING St. A u g ustin e to J u p it e r In le t Tonight: W ind south to south­ east 15 to 20 kts. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Buy and Inland waters a moder­ ate chop. Friday: W ind south 20 kls. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy. - STATISTICS T h e high te m p e ratu re In Sanford W ednesday was 56 degrees and the overnight low was 36 us reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a .m . Thursday, totalled 0 Inches Th e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 51 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 40. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ Wednesday's high..........57 □Barometric proasara.90.2S C Relative Humidity....80 pet □W inds....................... Calm □Rainfall.................... 0 In. □ Bunaet ••••*•*****••*#♦**5:44 p.m. □Sunrise................7i 19 a.m. Phono (407) J23-2S11. r t— #■ y - J T ■ Temperature* Indicate pratlowt day h'gh and Overnight Ion to I p m EST CWy HI La Prc Otlk Anchorage 72 I* 0* «dy Atlanta II 1* m Atlantic City 21 M m Saiiimara 2> >4 rn Billing* *4 14 C»f Birmingham 40 2] cSy Bltmarck 01 0* .14 Ctfjf Bo<*a 42 24 01 elr Bp*tan X 14 07 %r> Char la*tan. S C. 12 24 edr Chartat'on.W V* X 24 %t\ Charlolta.N C 40 :i ft» Chicago 12 10 01 Cleveland » 10 %n Concord N H M 0* 01 w Oanat F* Worth 41 11 edr Denver H u dr O n Mom** 24 12 in 21 12 tn Honolulu 54 *1 dr Moulton *1 22 cdy Indianapo'lt 2* 24 01 cdy Jackien.Miu51 24 cdy Kantat City X It cdy La* V tg n *1 41 dr Lima Rock 40 27 cdy Let Angola* to J* dr a I* cdy Milwaukee 22 OS 04 w Vpi* Si Paul 0( 00 .12 — N a ih.il* 42 7* cdy New Orteant 54 V cdy New York City 24 22 in Oklahoma City 54 IS •n Omaha » cdy 21 M It m M • C»f Pltttbwrgh 22 14 07 •n Per'land. Main# 24 II 44 — St Lou l« 27 It cdy tall Lata City 42 22 72 cdy Saamt 41 40 .12 cdy Wathingtan.D C. 2* 31 rn �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, January 0, 1994 • 3A ... POLICE BRIEFS ■ — - ■■■■'■ — ■ ■■ AP Special Correspondent ShrnfTs deputies conducted a trafllt Hop on lowu Street near Sanford Tu rw la y. when they reported seeing a vehicle being driven ncroM a lawn. Tlie driver. Idmllfled aa H arry Howard Dreggora. 68. of 1311 Santa Barbara. Sanford, was arrested on n charge of driving under the Influence of alcohol. T w o others wrre said to t>r In the vehicle at that lime. One. Mark Allen Watkins. 30. of 31)50 Iowa Avenue, was arrested on charges of (Mmsrsslon of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia The third person was not charged. Drug arrest Elijah McCloud. 37. 007 W . 12th Strret. was urrestrd by Stutford police In the 1400 block of W. 13th Street Tuesday. Members of the Special Investigative Unit rr(x»rtrd seeing what they believed to be drug activities underway and stopped to Investigate. Th e y reported McCloud was found In possession of what proved to Ire marijuana as well as crack cocaine. He was arrested on charges of |xtsaras!nn of crack cocaine with Intrnt to distribute, and |x>s»esslon of marijuana w ith Intent to distribute. Home emptied Sheriff's deputies are Investigating an alleged theft at two mobile homes In Tow n and C oun try Trailer Park T h e owner of one of the trailers (old deputies she believed the theft may have occurred between April 12 and Dec 24 of this past year, during which time the orcu|Mnts moved out and left the area Doth mobile homes are presently vacant. An estimated $1.35)0 In Herns wrre reported missing from the two units. Including kitchen Items, lied sheets, blankets. 11 chairs, two couuches. four coffee tables, a stereo and bookcase. Auto theft Witnesses told Sanford police they saw a man take a 195K) Pontiac from a lot at Lake Jennie Apa rtm e n ts early Wednesday. Police s|Miltrd the vehicle a short time later at 9tii and Pine avenues, and conducted a traffic stop. David E. Williams. 20. of 1714 Park Avenue, was arrested and rrporlrdly Identified by the witnesses He has lieen charged with grand theft, auto. Homo invasion A Sanford man told police h r was appmarhrd near his home at Lake Monroe Terrace Tuesday night by a wom an asking for a cigarette He said he told her he had none, but had somr rolling (tapers in his apartment. After she accompanied him to Ills room, he reportedly told police four or five men knockrd on his door and entrred. knocking him !n the floor and kicking him In the stnmnrh and back. l*ollce said he also reported that the woman assisted the men. He said one man had a large blue semi automatic handgun and pointed It at him as another removed $470 from his pocket before all the persons fled from the area. Sanford police are investigating several leads In the case Car damaged James Morris. 48. of 86 W illiam Clark Court, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. Officers said he had caused an estimated $100 damage to a parked vehicle. He was charged wtlh criminal mischief. — ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■ -■ ■ — T7 Vietnam MIA search begins ■ r O IO ftO B lN M * Double arrest — HANOI. Vietnam — U.S. trams fanned out arms* old battlefields In Vietnam today In search of Am ericans missing In action — the biggest surh operation since the end of the wnr. Their efforts took on added significance us the United Staten eonsldem relaxing or even lifting the 19-year trade embargo on Its former tn rm y. President C lin to n has Indicated his de­ cision hinges on progress In getting from Hanoi the fullest possible accounting of the 2.235) remaining MIA* Five separate U .S . congressional delega­ tions and the highest-ranking U .S milltary nfflcer to visit Vietnam since the war ended In 1975 are a rrivin g over the next 10 days to ttSMM MIA progress and potential trade relations with Vietnam Western d ip lo m a ts and businessmen point to recent developments as Indicators that thr Clinton administration will lake som r art Ion on the trade rm turgo this year. A dozen U .S. companies already have registered lo hid for about $300 m illion In Internationally financed hlghwuy projects following C lin to n 's slight rasing of (hr em bargo,n September. Mobil Corp. plans lo begin exploring for oil off southern Vietnam In thr spring, along w ith three .Japanese companies. It Is counting on the emtxirgo lielng lifted by the tim e a n y oil — the m ajo r focus of international Investment In Vietnam — Is dlsr-ovrrrd U.S. companies ere still forhlddrii Irum buying or v llln g consum er goods and oilier commercial activities In Vietnam. Despite the reported progress, veterans groups in Washington railed on Clinton to resist pressure from hlg business and maintain (lie embargo until Hanot hands over more Information and MIA remains "O il companies and other businesses ... are anxiously waiting to Jump Into Vietnam In order lo take advantage of cheap lalror unit available markets and resources." the American legion said In a letter Addrd the Disabled American Veterans: "It would t>c deplorable and drrellful In give up our nation's quest lor thr fullest (tosslble accounting of our missing servicemen Just to pad the bottom lines of a few American coriporat Ions." Today's New York Tim e s called for an end to thr embargo In lls lead editorial, saving "W ith »he rest of the world trading freely with Hanoi. Ih r embargo (mulshes Am eri­ can husl.tes.v-s far more than II punishes l lie) Vietnamese.'* U.S. officials In recent weeks have praised the ioopcratlon of the Vietnamese lu the MIA search. When Vietnam first allowed Ihe United Stales to search for remains In 15)88. o n ly three men were permitted to enter tincountry and their access was limited The operation that began lixluy Involves 84 American III eight trams — the most ever, according to A rm y Lt. Col. David L. F rcd rlk so n , a spokesm an. Th e y ha ve Hanoi's permission lo roam the countrywide In both tile north and smith. Th e search Is lo end Jan. 2H Adm . Charles R. (.arson, commander of U.S. forces In the Pacific. Is arriving Ja n 16 In Vietnam lo check on progress. H r Is the highest-ranking U S. military officer lo visit Vietnam since ihe war ended. Th e first congressional delegation Is due In Hanoi on Saturday, led by Sen. J . Dennett Johnston. D-La.. chairman of ihe SenateEnergy and Natural Resources Committer. Accompanying him will In- Sens Mark O. Hatfield. R Ore . Alan K Simpson. R-W yo ; A rlrn Specter. R-Pa.: Don Nlrklrs. R Okla : Harlan Mathews. D -Tenn.: and Robert F Dennett. K-Utah Assisted suicide law: Appeals court today ■ y JU LIA P 9 0 D I8 Associated Press Writer D E T R O IT W h e n Teresa D obbins' hair fell oul after chrinolherapy. M arie DeFord helped her simp for a wig When Bobbins had a retching reaction to rnoqihlne. D eFord was at her Ix -d s ld e When B obbins tottered out of Ihr hospital on crutches. DeFord held her a r m . T h e y 'r e best frie n d s and housemates A n d if Bobbins decides to kill herself with an overdose of pills when the pstn of bone cancer becomes un­ bearable. DeFord says she will bring her a glass of water — and gn to Jail If found guilty of breaking Michigan's law against assisted suicide. "If that's the risk I would have to lake In ordrr not to desert her. that's the risk I would have to ta k r," DeFord. 60. said In a telephone Interview from her Lansing home. DeFord planned lo be there tilts afternixin lo hear argument* on the ban before the Michigan Court of Appeal* Tw o Wayne C o u n ty r lr r u ll Judges struck down the law ns unconstitu­ tio n a l. and prosecutor* a p ­ pealed Th e Legislature enacted the ban last year to stop Dr Jack Kevorkian, who has attended 20 deaths since 195)0. The retired pathologist has been charged w ith breaking th r law four times: one of the charges was thrown out. Like DeFord. state Sen. Fred Dillingham planned In lx- In court today. And like DeFord. he would never think of abandon­ ing a loved one In nerd Hut that commitment means something very different lo him. Dillingham ted Ihe drive to outlaw assisted suicide — and crafted Ihe law that did so Behind his drive lies concern for his 20-year-old daughter Krtsty. a 45-pound quadrapleglc amputee with the mental capaci­ ty of a I -year old. "H e r vocabulary consists of mainly 'no.' a little 'yes.' and u lot of 'Daddy.'” said Dillingham, who bathes her. feeds her and laughs with her. Dillingham said he fears that people like his daughter could be pushed Into killing themselves If the state declares suicide an acceptable option and begins passing Judgment on whose life is worth ilvtng "W hen people start to feel they're a burden, as opposed to trying to Improve their position In life — It becomes a very slippery slope." he said. H ut B o b b in s , w ho w a s d ia g n o s e d w i t h m u lt ip le ) myeloma seven years ago. calls Ih r ban unjust " I don't believe « law should be m udr (hat would jend a friend of mine, a loved one. to Jail for any type of asslstunco they might give because of a decision I make regarding m>' health." Bobbins. 43. said th h week. Bobbins Is a plaint III In one of three rases before the threejudge appeals panel. In a lawsuit filed by the Am erican C iv il L ib e r t ie s U n i o n . B o b b in s pleaded for the law to be struck down. She said. "It Interferes wtlh rny right to chcxise. my right to privacy, m y right to pursue happiness." Warrant arrests • Michael William Cull. 21. 420 Wilson Place. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Monday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of drivin g with a suspended/revoked license. • Matthew J a v Sahler. 33. 105) tlalboa Court. Sanjbfd. was arrested by sheriff's deputies at h it residence Tuesday. He was wanted fgr violation of parole on a conviction of drivin g under the Influence of alcohol • Utysaes Casey. 31. 1206 W . 14th Street. Sanford, was arrested by deputies al his residence Tuesday. He was wanlrd on a Volusia County warrant for ullerlng a false or forged Instrument. • Christopher Clark. 19. of Oviedo, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic slop In the 500 block of Avacado Avenue Tuesday. He was found to be wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of possession of cocaine. Domestic cases • Charles Green. 36.5)09 Hay Avenue. Sanford. «vas arrested by Sanford police at hts residence Tuesday. Police said he had been In an altercation with his wife. He was charged with domestic violence, aggravated battery. • John Christopher Rudolph. 42. 627 Mimosa Drive. Sanford, was urrested at hts residence by sheriffs deputies Tuesday, following a reported dispute with his 74 year-old father. Rudolph was charged w ith battery, domestic violence. 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SUNDAY II 00AH-4 00CW •MCieOURNC i77iSut#Mo HZ |*W« l*J.*n IV) I A-t) Art ,e o4Mt«xum»Sq Mjl||407|0V 7417 •ORLANDO 7J0 Hendon A.* if*..I mOnsndo r**f«m Squ4>»> (407|*« 4701 • 0HLAN0O FIOMOA MALL IS3I Ttodz LUi Art (Intrortelri0«4* M«t| |407|SM4811 M O N D A Y -S A T U R D A Y » i3 0 A M -9 :3 0 P M ; S U N D A Y 1 I i 0 0 A M -7 i 0 0 P M �4A - Sanford Hrrairi, Sinford, Florida - Thursday. January 6. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (US PS 4*1-280) 300 N. FREN CH A V E.. SANFO RD. H A . 32771 Aren Code 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 or 831-0003 Wayna 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION HATE: 3 Mouths ....................810 90 0 Mouths...................................839 00 1 Year ............... 878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition lo rates above. ED ITO R IALS AIDS crisis: New ads and responsiblity In i hr- early ItHiO's. radio and T V broad­ casters were prohibited from saying a certain twelve words, determined to be indecent. Beyond that was a self-imposed rule of keeping the words as non-offensive as possible. On television, newscasters never spoke of n jx-rson being raped. T h e y were described as being sexually assaulted. In dramas, soft music played and a landscape scene was shown to indicate an net of making love. Tim e s have changed. No one minces words any more. Many four-letter words are often heard. If something happens In a bedroom, ll Is shown. Now the federal governm ent, through Health and Human Scrvlers. Is railing for ads lor condom s to a p p e a r on com inerelal broadcast stations and networks. With them will be what rould be considered explicit visual matter, upproachlng but not physically showing condom usage. Th e uds are not to promote the sale of any particular brand of condoms. T h e y are designed to educate and urge people to use them. Most of them have been produced with as m uch dclccacy as possible. Yet they must get the message out. T ills Is going lo shock some people. A few m ay even turn their T V sets off. but that won’t last more than a few days. Soon, we will become accustomed lo seeing these ads. We have already done so with other visual,and verbal offerings. T h is is not something the public wants. However. It is something the public appar­ ently is Hiking for through Its neglect of responsibilities. Th e government should not have to call for this. It should be the responsibility of parents lo Instruct their children on problems such as AIDS. It should also be up to adults to be educated enough to realize the protection offered by condoms against this deadly disease. We have forced the government to tell us what to do. It Is sad that this approach has to lx* tuken. Unfortunately, It m ay be necessary. Some parents still refuse to discuss or even mention condoms In the presence of their children. People attending group meetings, regardless of where they may be. seem too embarrassed to discuss condoms. Few ever discuss AID S. If no one explains the dangers of this transmitted disease and what must be done to prevent It. how can we hope to combat It? If we ignore It. It won't go away. It's tim e we started doing more for ourselves, and not always walling for the government to do something about It. Each time It docs. It takes some of our personal freedoms uway. Ta lk about the AIDS problem and condoms with yo ur family. Discuss it during gatherings with otliers. at a civic function, formal meetings, or whenever you can. In doing so however, also discuss and teach family und religious values, which can be the safest alternative to condoms. LETTERS Branch Davidians On Ja n 10. 1994 12 Innocent Branch Davidians are going before a kangaroo c o u rt. We said nothing when R andy Weaver's wife und son were murdered. We said nothing when the Brandi Davidians were al lacked on Frb. 28. 1993. Wc said nothing on A p r. 19. 1993 when they Incinerated h o human beings. Now we have a dianer lo be heard regarding the trial of 12 Davidians for m u rd e r in San Antonio. Texas In four days. Jan , 10. 1994. Th e won Id-Ik - rulers of this world learned dial If you silenrc thrir emit rolled press the Am rrteun (Moplr w ill stay asleep. Are we going to stay asleep??? Yours for a free America or a Toller slate. Leonard D. Ladner Longwood WILLIAM A. RUSHER The big lie keeps m arching on Bv nature I am an optimist, t think dial America Is slowly gathering its moral resources (or a highly successful rounlrr-nltnck on the forces dial have been debilitating II. amt dial d ir 21sl century, as a result. Is going to lie a whole lot better than the 20th. But every now and then. I must admit. 1 get temporarily depressed by the ability of our liberal media to rewrite history. Th e Reagan admlulsirailon was the most howllngly suc­ cessful 111 the modern history of the United Stales. Those who can remember ll know this, or al least once knew ll. and are therefore relatively im m une In the liberal efforts to smear It retroactively as an era ul greed and glitz when "the rich gol richer and l hr poor got poorer" and d ir needy were left to rot In the gutters of our m ajor cldcs. But what about the generations now coming on line who have no recollection ol those days? Th e y are subjected to endless replays of the Big Lie. und rail hardly help believing at least some of them. I remain stubbornly convinced dial the ln id i w ilt prevail In the long run, hut ll certainly won't if the liberals can help it. Take the Jan. 3 Issue of Th e New Republic In an otherwise imohjeetloiiable article on the Salvation Arm y. Sallle Tisdale quotes a longtime A rm y veteran on "th e need ror social services in Seattle and Alaska": " I ' v e f e ll v e r y frustrated since the Reagan years, when they made so many rut backs, rsjrec tally In maternal and child health People are so m u c h w o r s e o ff now " There II Is again T h e B ig L ie No d oubt the w o m an ■I n o t e d r e c a l l s a n e c d o ta lly som e particular handout In her area that was (or £ l must admit. I s o m e r e a s o u got temporarily d im in ish e d d u rin g depressed by the I984H But her the ability of our statement, as quoted. liberal media to Is simply amt llatlv rewrlto history. ■ untrue I si used that as soon as I read It, as m any others no doubt did. But who has the time or the facilities to track down these falsehoods? Well I m u krd down dlls one. According to the ll.S Budget Appendix for 1983, the I9H1 expenditure for die Maternal and Child Health program was 8390 million. In I9H9. according lo the 1991 Appendix (page A-603 If you’re following dlls. Ms. Tisdale), n was 8334 million Tha t's a 39 percent increase, and ror reeling for Inflation |3H p errrn ll dial m rnns that Maternal and Child llealdi expenditures actually In­ creased slightly during duit mean old Reagan administration. What's more, they kepi rigid on Increasing under Bush to 84150 million, making hash of die woman's assertion dial the slluaiion Is worse "n n w ." Could she have hero thinking of die Women. Infants and Children program? Hardly; that Increased 1mm 5*127 million in 19HI to 51 iff1) I nil Km m I9H‘I a I OH percent Increase, or 70 perrrnt after correcting for Inflation The Im im m Uatlons program, then? Nope; that went (torn 844 million tu I9H| to 8142 million in lim n How alxmi Preventive Health Grunts? No soup up bom 8 Iff million to 8H5 million during the Reagan years So m uch for that particular example of d ir lltg Lie JOSEPH SPEAR Perform ance by press pathetic M A R T IN S C H R A M Predicting headlines of 1994 How m any Journalists dors It lake In do a sex story? A Thirteen. One to write and a dozen to dream up sanctimonious excuses for report­ ing It. I know It's a lame Joke, ll couldn't tie otherwise, given lhal it's delivered by a sad scribe. No one In journalism lias detruded the trade more staunchly than yours truly. I published a I**ok In I9H4 that was so pro p re s s , m y friends are still hunting al me I tut 1 cannot bring m y sell to defend the m a n n e r In w hteh m a n y of m y c o l­ leagues have handled the latest scandal I n v o l v i n g B ill C l i n t o n 's a lle g e d dalliances. T o pul ll bluntly, they make in r sick. Th e y made me sick when they reported the Gcnnlfcr Flowers episode and they make me slrk ■ I know it's a now T h e y debase lame loko. II m y profession and I couldn't be denounce them for It. otherwise, given Here Is what they that It's h a d when this delivered by a (M lhcilc story broke. Tw o To d a y. In our annual exercise In reader service, we'll scoop the world on the big new-s headlines of 1994. But first, a point of punditary privilege: No doubt many lay readers are beginning to think this Is a simple task, since they've noticed that today's big news stories seem to lack. well, newness. Indeed. 1993 ended as It began — with a Clinton Cabinet nominee In the soup for falling lo pay a housekeeper's Social Security taxes. And yes. 1993 also ended as 1992 began — w ith salacious allegations of Bill Clinton's prc-prestdcntlal sexcapades. But prognostication can be heavy lifting for pundits. Here are the big stories — foreign and domestic — of 1994: C H IN A A V E R T S N IG H T M A R E W O R L D C O N F L IC T O V ER N U K E S IN N O R TH K O R EA - A N D R E S TO R E S IT S O N C E -S H A T T E R E D R E P U T A T IO N , China's 11th hour Intervention convinces North Korea to abandon Its buildup of a nuclear nraenal. Just as the world Is poised fearfully for military conflict. Beijing's media­ tion restores China's International reputation, stained since Tiananm en Square. Now we know: Those news stories of Dec. 26. 1993. In which Chinese Premier Ll Peng opposed UN sa n ctio n s of N o rth Korea, were Just a calculated diplomatic posture to allow Beijing to Issue Its warning to North Korea privately. M O D E S T H E A L T H C O M P R O M IS E E N A C T E D ; C LIN TO N C R E D IT E D W IT H MA J O R V IC T O R Y IN Y E A R O F D O M E S T IC S U C C ES S ES . Congress enacts a bill far more limited than Clinton proposed. But Clinton, having forced America toward reform. Is deservedly credited with his biggest victory In a year of domestic accomplishments: crime bill, welfare reform, deficit reduction: and new government e m ­ phasis on morality, family and privatization — all one-time GOP staples. LETTERS TO EDITOR R E P U B L IC A N S G A IN IN S E N A T E . H O U S E D E S P IT E C L IN TO N PO LIC Y TR IU M P H S . Clinton's successes fall to stop the GOP from topping the average mid-term election gains for the party not in control of the presidency. Polls show people are Impressed with Clinton's accom plishm ents, yet uneasy about him personally. Lrlters to the editor are wcleunir. All letters must In - signed. Include d ir address of the writer and a duyllm c telephone n um b er. L rllrre should be on a single subject and tie as brief as possible. Th e letters are subject to editing. These headlines of ‘94 are offered with the heavy knowledge that, for reasons I cannot explain. I've been having a lucky, on-targcl streak: Written on the eve of "93: "P E A C E PRE­ V A IL S ON W E S T B A N K . G O L A N H E IG H T S ... There will be an autonomous West Bank homeland for Palest In Ians, u Gol.in Heights domestically governed by Syria — with both forever demilitarized under Intrm utkm ul guar­ antee." Written on the eve of '92: "D E M O C R A T S N O M IN A TE B IL L C L IN TO N ... (and voters elect) William Jefferson C linton." Written on the eve of 'B it " T H E F A L L O F O N E N O B E L L A U R E A T E . . . (n n d ) O N E SU PER P O W ER . Mikhail Gorbachev... will re­ sign.... T h e Soviet Unton will break Into a confederation of nation-states." A n d as a C N N commentator In the g o ld e n a g e o f vld e .o -p un d ltry, on the eve of '89: "T h e Berlin Wall will come down In 1989. Write 11 d o w n . I t ' l l happen," Now I must confess (hat I have held back on one prediction. Perhaps I've become fearful of m y own airing of accuracies — for. as a Clinton backer. I don't want We'll scoop the to see (his prediction world on the big come true. It's really news head'ines more of a gnawing of 1994. ■ concern than a pro­ phecy; "W H IT E HOUSE COVERUP U N C O V E R E D ." I write that based not on Inside Info or Investigative digging. And I'm not even sure whether I thlnlc we'll find a coverup ubout Clinton's Whitewater real estate deal, or Vincent Foster’s suicide, or the Whitewater files mysteriously filched from his office: or those old sex tales (or Clinton's panicky telephoning of Arkansas cops): or even the bungled White House travel office filings. But. os a reporter who has covered presidencies beginning with LB J'o . I know of only one circumstance In which I've Been so many deliberate trempllngs upon the normal process of Justice by a president and/or his hirelings (Including a counsel who Is paid to know better): It happens whenever someone decides there Is an even bigger story that has to be concealed. So crank up the shredder. If I'm wrong here. I'll happily breakfast on a bowl of shredded words. Arkansas sad scribe. ■ stale cops who once protected Gov. Clinton and who now were rrjw rtcd l) Irked tieeause he had not given them big federal jolw decided that "tile nallonal security" demanded they tell salacious stories about Bill's love life. Th e cops wanlt-d to write u book hut needed lo Mir up a little- Interest. They hooked up w ill; an old Clinton political enemy, u lawyer who seems pathologically obsessed with destroying him. and fed (he story to u rigid-wing magazine culled I lie American Spectator. For credibility, they also alerted the more liberal Los Angeles Times. Th e cops said they had driven Clinton to rendezvous and had set him up with women. There was even one woman he would sneak Into the governor's mansion at 5.15 in (he m orning und sometimes meet on the Jogging (Mdhs (Southern boys can do it on the run. you know). A lew mnnlhs ago. (hey said, the president heard what they were up to and called one of their buddies to offer federal Jobs In return lor silence. Th e la>s Angeles Tim es fiddled with llic story for four months without running It. Finally the tops' lawyer turned to CNN . the network that covered Gcnnlfcr Flowers' sobby press conference live. (Tluil was after it was rc|>orlcd she had been paid by a supermarket tabloid for her story, hut before she bared her all In a nudlc magazine.) Hell, yes. C N N said. You got mutinous cops, we gol cameras. Come on. let's go. Actually. I reconstructed that. but I'm not far off. " T h e fact that the troopers were willing to go on camera was what made us decide to do a story." CNN vice president Ed Tu rn e r tnld the Washington Post. How's that for standards? No need for evidence. No need for proof. Just show your mug. A little reporting would have turned up some Interesting fads. A lot of the cops' story was circumstantial, they hud no notes to buck II up and they were hazy on specifics. The cop who reported the Job overture hadn't really heard the president offer a quid pro quo. the two cops who were stirring up most of the fuss had u history oflying. Please understand, though: It wasn't the sex stuff that compelled the press to report the story. Oh. no. It was the possibility that Clinton ubused his power, they said. It had to do with a conceivable coverup. they said. It was all about Clinton's charurtrr and Judg­ ment und veracity, they said. Th e y make me sick. �iP Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida * Thursday. January 0. 1994 - 8A Schools-------C o n tin u e d f ro m P ane I A "I think llt.it the students who have sc? m uch |nidi- in their school, and that is ih r inajorlly. have said ‘we're not going in pm up with this mi> mure' and they are taking buck the M-hixil*." I’roechel aalil. Students, hr- nuiil ate ri-|xirllug Incidents ol drill’s and gun* and other weapon* tn the v luxil authorities before they beeome a problem. The hotline ih.it was Initiated r.irller this school year to give students the nppoitunlty to rc port s u c h o r c u r a iic c s an uonyinously has hren very successful." Prorchel said Mui I think the majority ol the lips w r get urr rlglu at the schools." he noted Fully 82 percent of the 729 school districts nationwide re -.ponding to the survey said violence had Increased In ihetr schools over the past live years Sixty-one pert'ent of the dis­ tricts reported weapons inci­ dents. 39 percent said there had been a shooimg or knifing at school. 23 percent rrporfed a drive hy shooting In their district and IS percent reported at least one rape. Seventy-right percent reported student assaults mi students: 00 p e rc e n t r e p o r t e d s tu d e n t assaults on teachers Though the districts rrspnrid ing lo the survey represented only 5 pen rut of the districts nationwide, the results were “ v e r y r e p r e s e n t a t iv e * ’ of America, said Lynne Classman, thr rcport'sauthnr While big etty districts were far more likely to report a schools dally, cheeking every­ thing from cars In the parking lot lo lockers and students' desks and backpacks. I’rocehrl said student ctxiprraThe program Is voluntary. Out tlon and the added eyes of of 37 secondary schools, only tench .t s ami administrator* Hi one principal has rliosen not lo Ih r halls is thr only changes IW ik i pair. he said Seminole County has hail to Boyd said students are sup­ make In Its security measures. portive. "It gives an added sense "Everyone Is really coming of security to those kids who together on this." said I’roechel aren't prone lo violence mui "T h e y ’re Just not going In take drugs," he said. this any more." Many schools art- exjvrim rnStudents are scanned with ling wtill ways to cu rb antisocial metal detectors tn 15 percent ol behavior. Sixty-one of the dis­ the districts — 39 percent of tricts, lor example, have conflict them urban. 10 percent sub resolution and peer mediation urban and 0 percent rural program* However, the survey indicated "Many school districts are schools arr finding Hie devices looking for ways to teach *iuarc not loolprixd. drills lo curb their vlulent Im­ Philip E. Geiger, chairman ol pulses before they act on them." New Jersey's Violence and Van the survey said "F ro m teaching dallsm Task Force, said the values to Initiating peer media­ number of doorway* and w in ­ tion programs, m a n y of these dows at schools makes metal new approaches focus ml what detectors Ineffective might he called the positive "Th e kids have I hat all figured asjx-ci of violence prevent Inn." m il," he said "It would he a S tu d e n t m c d la t lo n a n d large expenditure of money for a alternatives to violence are often false sense of security.” a part of the curriculum at Hat her limn Irving to serein Se m in o le C o u n t y scho o ls, e ve ryb o d y, T a c o m a . W ash rspeclully at the elementary and sch<M>l officials purchased two middle school levels hand held metal drterfor* to Seventy seven percent ol the conduct random searches of districts cilrd "t hanging family student* during the school day. situations" as a prim ary cause of Everyo ne a ttending even in g violence. Others cited television events at the school ts subject to violence and violent song lyrics "In an era when some children a searchTwenty-four perrent of l lie spend as m a n y hours with districts use dogs to search for Iteavis and Bull-head as they do dmgs. weapons or both with Mom amt Dad. ellorls to A C, Boyd, dlrertor o( security limit the amount of violence mi lor New Orleans Public Schools, television se e m e s p e c ia lly said lour trains of S h e rilTs appropriate." the study said Departm ent dogs and th e ir Inform#*i&t from tn# At|or<i'td PfHI i h a n d le rs are In se c o n d a ry "n e a rly , violence Is not con­ fined in urban m (tools, lull Is Increasing In rural and suburban schools as w ell," the survey said. I’rocchel added that the vio­ lence had started to creep Into the district school* over ihc last fra years. Th e schools, he said, were not dangerous. Neither were they, he noted, violencefree. "T h e students were seeing this." he said, "a n d they were saying that they didn't want tills any more. Th e y are really com* log around and helping us put an end to the weapons and the 'lineson school property." Seventy-eight percent of the v IiimiI districts nationwide said they use suspensions to curh violence, making it the most common approach to the pro­ blem Itut the survey found sehtMils also are using a wide range of preventive techniques S e c u rity p e rso n n e l p atro l schools In 36 (w rirn i of thr school districts and volunteer (Mreni patrols work In 13 jv rcent. Fifty |>rrcrni of thr dlsiritis use loekrr searches. 41 (•client ln t(M is e a dress cixle and 32 perretil require students to carry |)hotn Idrnittlratlon cards C losed-circuit television is used In school husrs, lorkrr areas, hallways or cafeterias hy I I |K-rrmt of the school dis­ tricts. Cleveland school oflldals said the "additional ryes" at live C o u n ty Continued from Page IA sloners lor final approval later tills yearPAZ commissioners recom­ mended approval ol ihr Hattie Ridge C o m p a n ie s p ro p e rty northeast ol what will I m- . i busy Interchange, hut recommended Irwer homes and less-intensive stores PAZ commissioners recommended the development lv limited to no more than about three hom es per acre and neighborhood stores Mat tie Ridge sought to build up to live homes per acre 50 apartmrnts and 35.000 square DEATHS Stephen Flortan Halash. 80, Cloverlcal Drive. Deltona, died Tuesday, Jan. 4. 1994. at Cen­ tral Flurlda Regional Hospital. Sanlord. Horn Jan . 6. 1913 m Mammoth. Pa., he moved to Central Florida from Chicago In 1980 Mr. Halash was a mainte­ nance supervisor for Elmhurst College and at Deltona Women's Club for the last 12 years. He was a member of Si. Ann's Catholic Church. DeBary. and served In the Cousl Guard dur­ ing World War II S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife . Valeria: son. Stephen A.. O r­ lando; sisters. M ary Maclk. Chicago. Mildred Ryan. Denver. Colo.; three grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. HARRIETT P. BRADEN H a r r t r lt P. B rn n d c n . HO. Gcnnva D rive . Oviedo, died Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1994 at her residence. Bom April 4. 1913 In Moncssen, Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 19/9. Mrs. Braden was a homemaker and a member of C h rist Episcopal Church, Longwood. Survivors Include son. Richard Paul, Columbia. Md.; daughters. Jo a n B, S h e p p a rd . Oviedo. Margaret B. Engel. Orlando: seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funrral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrange­ ments. KATHLEEN F. BRAM K a t h le e n F . B r a in . 6 9 . Cambridge D rive, Longwood. died Tuesday. Ja n . 4. 1994 at her residence. Born May 15, 1925 In Kansas City. Mo., she moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mrs. Bram was a retired vice president of Leo Brum Com pany and a member of Church of the Annunciation. Survivors include husband. Leo: sons. Tim . T o m . and John, all of Orlando; daughters. Kathy Wcltkamper, Karen Miller, both of Omaha. Neb.; brother. Edward F ly n n . Tucson. A rlz.: sister. Dorothy Ronncau. Kansas City: eight grandchildren Uunfleld F u n e ra l Services. Winter Springs, tn charge of arrangements. ERMA J. DOUGLAS Erma J . Douglas. 77. Wild A c re s H o a d.. O s te e n , died Wednesday, Jan . 5. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom J u ly 26. 1916 In Joplin. Mo., she I sewer lines near the site. PAZ com mist, loners also unan­ imously recommended approval ol a request hy Alan and Patricia Fulmer lo rezone a five-acre agriculturally-zoned residential stir north ol iialdwln Fairchild lo a planned commercial develop­ m e n t to a llo w a bed a n d hreukliist inn busslness. Much of the southern |x>rlton of the property lies within the path of future CR 46-A lanes under a configuration approved by county commissioners to November. County zoning stall said the request was premature because thr final roadway lands trrl ol commercial spare. C o m ­ missioners did mil restrict the apartments The property Is now restricted to one home per 10 acres. Seventy-eight percent of the site is tloodprone and HO percent Is wetlands Baltic Ridge pmjMsrd lo leave 7H percent of the pr. perty undeveloped County development review stall opposed the project, saying it sought loo m any homes in too swampy ol an area They also opposed It because neither the county nor any surrounding city has plans tn extend water and !i*Hj if !It ; *t « •• i* nrntfisr. » STEPHEN PLORIAN BALASH _____ _ moved to Central Plorlda in 1986 Mrs Douglas was a spice m ixer lor Krey Mrat Packing Co.. S t. L o u ts , M o. Sh e was a member of First Baptist Church. Osteen. Survivors Include husband. E a r l: d a u g h t e r s J a n ic e H o rg n c y c r. D e lto n a . N a n c y Crawford. Luke Mary. Patricia Hudd. Deltona: sister, Ina Kern. St. Peters, Mo.; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Stephen R. BaldauH Funeral Home, Deltona, tn charge of arrangements. DAVID A. KLINOENSMITH David A Kllngcnstnlth. 65. Larkwood Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Horn Ju n e 28, 1928 in Jeanette, f'a., he moved lo Cen­ t r a l F lo r id a In 1 9 5 9 . M r. Kllngeusmtlh was a phamilctst for the Drug Emporium . Winter Park. He was a member of Central Baptist Church of San­ ford. Masonic Lodge. Jeanette. Pa., and Phannacruttcal Associ­ ation. He served In the Arm y during World W ar II. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . D o ro thy, Sanford; daughter. Kalhv. Sanford; son. Eric. San­ lord: sister. Jean Holby. IVI.and Bald w in -F a irc h ild F u n r r a l Home, Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mar)'- in charge of ar­ rangements. M ARIA V. FOWLER Marta V. Fowler. 85. Larson Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Sunday. Jan. 2. 1994, ut Florida Living Nursing Center. Apopka. Bom Jan. 14. 1908 In Philippi. W .Va.. she moved lo Central Florida In 1981. She was a homemaker and a member of St. Charles Catholic Church. S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e sisters. Louise G ill. C a m p Hill. Pu.. Beatrice Nicely. Mount Hauler. Md.: one grandchild. B a lr lw ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. HOWARD "O IN K " WILKINS Lar AIR H o w a rd “ O i n k " W ilk in s LuFalr. 46. Georgia Avenue. Sanford, died Wednesday. Jan. 5. 1994 at Princeton Hospital. Orlando. Born Nov. I I , 1947 In Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ dent. Mr. LaFalr was a former custodian at Walt Disney World and a member of New St. Mark AM E Church. Orlando. S u rv iv o rs include m other. Betty Williams. Orlando. Brinson's Funeral Home. O r­ lando, In charge of arrange­ ments. RUBY TIPTON HARR Ruby Tipton Harr. 86. Sanford Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, J a n . 4 , 1 9 9 4 at D e lt o n a Healthcare Center. Bom Feb. 9. 1907 In Bakersfield. N.C.. she moved to Central Florida In 1986. She was a cafeteria m an­ ager and Presbyterian. Survivors Include son. T h o m ­ as A. Tipton. Sanford; three grandchildren and one greatgrandson. G ra m k o w F u n e r a l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JOSEPH P. MAQNUSON Jo se p h F. M agn u so n , 77 Laura Street. Casselberry- died Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1994 at South Seminole Hospital. Longwood. Born May 8. 1916 In Chicago, he moved to Central Florida two months ago. Mr. Magnuson was a forklift operator for U.S. Rub­ JOHNNIE JOHNSON Jo h n n ie Jo h n s o n . 94, M c-I Curtliy Avenue. Sanford, died | Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1994 at Central | Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born Jan. 1. 1990 tn Ocala. I lie moved to Sanford from Lloyd. FI.. In 1933. Mr. Johnson was a i groundskeeper and Baptist. Survivors Include sister, Lillie ] Bell Franklin. Tallahassee; niece, i Em m a Fields. Sanford. Wllson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary, Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. m BATTS FUNERAL HOME & MEMORIAL MONUMENT SERVICE ★ E A S Y C R E D IT A Ft— HascUicna with Funeral Santee LOW COST BHIPPINO MHo ^ o AVE- 841*2351 City commission to meet this evening senior high schools have re­ duced hall w a lk e rs, lo ck e r break Ins and fights. "significant" increase in school violence — 50 percent gave that response — about ball of suburban and rural districts said violence had Increased "some, what." needs won't lx- known until tills summer. County Engineer Je rry Mc­ Collum said he sent a memo to development reviewers recom­ mending the roadpath needs lxitdrirrsscd before the rrzoning advances. M cCollum said the rezonlng will have moderate tuqsui on the county's purchase price because right-of-way ac­ quisition Is largely based on future land use. not current uses. T h r Fulmer property Is located in the county's Interstate 4 corridor hlgh-tntrnstty planned development district. and Life Salety Codes. • Adjournment. The report from the city manager contr.lns the follow­ ing Items: • Request — Appointment of citizen to serve on Police Pension Board. • Request — Appointment of citizen to serve on Parks A Recreation Advisory Board. • Request — Commission approval of Janitorial Services bid for Police. Fire and City Hall. • Request — Authorization to purchase C u sh m a n 4-wheel vehicle. • Request — Approve ex­ penditure of Fire Impact Fees to purchase van and radio equipment. • Request — Authorization to execute Intergovernmental cooperative agreement for city Insurance coverages exclud­ ing group life and health The order of Items on the agenda ts subject to change, and additional Items may be added prior to the meeting The City Com m ission meet­ ing Is scheduled to begin at 7 p .in ,. In the co m m is s io n chambers of Lake M ary City Hall. 100 N. C o u n try Club Road ■y MICKPPKIPAUP Herald Stall Writer I .%KE MARY - Th e Lake Mary City Commission will hold Its first meeting of 1994 Hits evening. As of last week, the following Items were listed on thragenda • In v o c a tJ o n / I’ l r d g e o f A llc g ia n c c / A p p r o v a l of minutes. • Presentations and proc­ lamations • Citizen participation • Re|>oris of city manager Isee below) • Reports of mayor • Reports of city attorney — D e te rm in a tio n of v e s tin g r lg h t s / C a m m a c k F a m i l y T ru s t — Settlement agreem rnl/Sl Paul Mercury Insur­ ance Company • Unfinished business • Request — Approval of surety for Improvements for Eagle's Crossing • Ordinance — 1st reading — Change of zoning from M l A to M-2A. 2 8 acres on R in e h a rt Road. S u n R a y Homes. Inc., applicant. • Ordinance — 1st reading — Am ending code, adoption of Standard Fire Prevention Vehicles-----The requests for the vehicles are contained in the city manag­ er's report at to n igh t's city commission meeting The commission meeting will begin at 7 p.in.. Thursday, in the commission cham bers of Lake Mary City Hall. ICO N Country Club Road. Continued from Page 1A atrd radio equipment for the vehicle at a cost of 83.000 Th e total expenditure will br 815,470. which would t v taken from Fire Im pact fees. T h e money was also included In the fiscal year HUM city budget. DeBary---------Continued from Page IA Donald FT Sm ith was elected to lead the city In It* first foray Into self-government. M ariam Peabody, executive director of the DeBary Cham ber of Commerce, said the move lo become u city has done wonders lor th r Ullage and the recogni­ tion factor of the area. "People have heard about us no w ," she said, "but more than that, people feel safer and more scrAx- atxnit an area that ts u c it y ’ if* Opposed to an unln— cnrprrnitcdnrea." ber He was an A rm y veteran Peabody said their have been S u rv iv o rs I n c lu d e sister. "a lot m ore" Inquiries from all Dorothy Janos. Casselberry. over the country from busi­ Baldw in-Fa l r i b l Id Funeral nesses and individuals who arc Home. Altamonte Springs. In Interested tn finding oul atxnit charge of arrangements. the city and from those Interest­ ed In relocating to DeBary. i MARK WILLIAM OROPEZA “ If w e h a d n 't d one th is Mark William Oropeza. 20. Ibecomc a city|.” she said "W e 'd A lt o n S q u a r e . A lt a m o n t e still Just t v little sleepy DeBary. Springs, died Tuesday. Jan. 4. But now. things are really hap­ 1994. Bom A ug 6, 1973 in pening here." Orlando, he was a lifelong Cen­ Peabody said that people who tral Florida resident. Mr. O r­ opeza was a surveyor for GAI work tn Orlando are looking for a Consultants. Orlando. He was a bucolic place to return at night. member of Faith Assembly of DeBary. she said, offers two God. Orlando. Survivors Include wife. Julie; parents. Guillermo and Norma Oropeza. O rla n d o ; brothers. David Cordrcy. Scott. Michael, all of Orlando. W ayne Cordrev*. Friday, Jan. 7,1W4 Appleton. Wash.: sisters. Cathy Chicken Pally on a Bun Cordrey, Grand Ridge. Vick! lettuceTTomato Cups Cordrcy. Orlando. Orange Wedges Carey Hand Garden Chapel or Choi's Salad Home for Funerals. Orlando. In Milk charge of arrangements. country clubs and a variety ol upscale subdivisions "Th a i, and the fact they can get more for their money. |s really what the professionals want." she satd. " A n d with the city services, they feel very safe about coming here." She believe* the city wilt bonm and be very successful In Hie future. "We've Rot a good start." she said. J? SIDE!IMLK SAILE Ja n u a ry 7-8-9 First Fri-Slat-Sun Every M o n th b a m • 5PM 1000 DIALERS PHHTICIPATIHQ WITH MIlllOMS O f CLOSEOUT, USEDXIEARAHCE i DISCOHTIMUED TTtMS ATOIYEAWAY PRKESIII School What's for lunch? PIbi Fin Worth malar btrtiins. FLEAWiRLD HWY. 17-92 • SANFORD Fn . Sal. ft Sun. 8AM - 5PM 407-321 -1 792 FUNERALS Start The Year With Beautiful Nails! HARR. RUBY TIPTON Werneriel l»r-erel U'vKti tor Wn Ruby Tipton Norr, M< ol Senior d .--ho died Tueidoy will to 1o'clock Fr id*y ottornoon ol Gromko* funeral Homo Chop*! with tto Rev BruceScottottlctotlnfl Arrangement! by Gromko* Funeral Homo Son'ord KLINOf NSMITH. DAVID A. Pimorel lorvlcot lor Dovld A Kl'ngeftimltD, 0904J. Ol Swnfp-d. wSo pelied «*0r Tuovdof. Jon o. wilt bo conducted Frtdor- J»" 1, itti, it 11 am., ol the Oak1own Chapel o' ISO Baldwin FoircSOd Funorol Homo with the Re» Don Hick* oll'ciottno Visitation lor triwrxj! will to told Thvrvley. J*" » t'om } 0 end llp m ol Ito funeral tome Survivor! Ore wile, Dorothy Kltngemmlih. Sanlord, ion, Eric Klinperivmltx. Sanlord. Oiler, Joon Holby. DeLond. nloco. Donna. Or Lend l*o grandnephew! Arrangement! by Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Homo. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary, Sanlord \ i Im. a i • Full Set Of Tips [ w/Acryllc Overlay iQ E ( J Was $35•••••••■>#•** Now £ v 1 | Pills.......... ..............Now *10 j 1 Manicuresm l M i i i i i t H i Now *10 i 1 Wax Hand Conditioning 1 | Therapy..................... Now *8 [ STRR TEKn B est In i I ie G a Ia x v 2617-U French Ave., Sanford (Next to Cables la ton) lloun Tucaeliy thru FrkLay 9am•7pm Saiurdjy9wit ■6fini< f u-ntn^tamJ Mnniby My Ap[»Mt«rTx rv TRANSMISSION SANFORD 321-3270 \ LA K E M ARY / H E A TH R O W 330-3610 DELAND / DELTONA iCBBC B ■ , ■ ■ i hi (904) 775-0003 l I I A L T . SPGS. / LONG W OO D 830 5500 ! O R LA N D O 380-6500 J �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thuradav. January 6, 1M4 Death touches political families Dem ocratic leader ‘T ip ’ O ’Neill dies ■y AHMI THOMPSON Associated Press Writer B O STO N - Thomas P. “ T ip " O ’Neill, the snowy-haired Boston pol who rose from Democratic ward leader to speaker of Ihe House on Ihe credo “ All politics Is local." has died at 8 1. With his girth, booming voice, ruddy lace and bulbous nose. O'Neill became Ids party's standard-bearer — and. to the GOP. (he embodiment of bloated, tax-and-spend gov* eminent under the Democrats — during the Reagan years. O'Neill died Wednesday of a heart attack at Brigham and Women's hospital, where he had gone for a checkup, relatives said. The son of a bricklayer. O'Neill transformed the House speakership from a political and parliamentary post lo a bully pulpit he used In Ills many battles against President Reagan He once called Reagan the "least knowledgeable of any president I've ever met. on any subject. He works by 3 -b y-5 cards." In a statement. Reagan said O'Neill was "one of our nation’s most distinguished legislators." and remembered their tuittlrs almost fondly. "It Is no secret that T ip and I often had differing political views." Reagan said. "But us T ip once said during one of our fierce political luitlles: 'Don't worry, when five o'clock rolls around, we ll pul business aside and Just be friends.’ I must confess that on more than one occasion. T ip and I found ourselves turning our watches ahead to the five o'clock hour." A New Deal liberal. O'Neill lived Democratic politics fmm th r day he was elected to his ward rommlttee In 1936. Just before graduat­ ing from Boston College, until I9H7. when he retired u( Ihe end of his 17th term In Congress nnd fifth ns speaker. Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANO FOR IIM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: *4 M i l CA It I VALIDATION OF TN C NOT T O IX C IID IM .tM .M S C ITV O F C A ltIL R IR R V . FLORIDA. U TILITY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT REFUNDING REVENUE BONDI T a l C IT Y OF C A S S IL BE WHY. * municipal carport lion ant pvOiic bod, corporal* and petllic et th* Slat* el Florida Plaintiff. THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and •s* T u p t y s r t . P ro p e rly Owrwrt and Cllliant. th*r»ol and of IS* City o* CotMBwrry. Florida. Including non rwidsnts wrung property or subnet lo tateflon therein Defendant) ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA. THROUGH THE STATE AT TO R N EY FOR TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL C IR C UIT O F F L O R IO A A N D T H E STATE ATTORNEY FOR THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. AND TO TH E SEV ER A L TAXPAYER S. PROP E R TY OWNERS. CITIZEN S OF TH E C IT Y OF C A S S E L ­ BERRY. FLORIDA. INCLUO INC NONRESIDENTS OWN INO PROPERTY OR SUBJECT T O T A X A T IO N T H E R E IN . AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. T I T L E OR IN T E R E S T IN P R O P E R T Y TO BE AF FE C TE D BY THE ISSUANCE OF TH E U T IL IT Y SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT REFUNDING R E V E N U E B O N O S . HER EINAFTER MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIBED OR TO BE A FFE C TED IN ANY WAV THEREBY (INCLUDING P E R S O N S IN O R A N G E CO UNTY SERVED BY THE U T IL IT Y SYSTEM OF THE P LA IN TIF F ) The above cave* coming an lo be hoard upon the ComptaM fhlt day filed harem by Ihe City of Cauelberry. Florida, looking to determine the authority of the City cf Cauelberry to luu* 1*1 Utility Sylltm Improvement Refunding R « n n r Bnndt In the am ount of net to oeceed |I4.*00 000 I Ihe "B o n d i") a more particular deicripfion of laid Bondi being contained In the Complaint filed In that* proceeding*, to determine the legality of the proceeding* had and taken In connection there with, and the legality of the provision*, covenant! and agreemenu contained therein and the revenue* pledged to the payment thereof, and leaking a lodgment of Ihlt Court to vail dal* the proceeding* tor laid Bond*, the revenue* pledged tor the payment thereof, and laid Bend* when luued pursuant thereto, and laid Complaint now having been pretented to thl* Court, lor entry of an Order to Show Cam* purtuent to Chapter 71. Florid* Statute*, and the Court being fully odvlted in the promt*** IT IS ORDERED AND AD JU D G E D that the Slat* ol Florida, through the State At lorney *f Ihe E ig h teenth Judicial Clrtutl of Florida and tho Slat* Attorney of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, and the i*v*ral taipayer*. property owner* and dlltent of the City of Cauelberry, including non retldent* owning property or *ub|ect to laiatlon therein, and all other* having or claiming any right, till* or Inter**! In property to be affected In any way thereby, or I* be affected thereby I Inctiding perton* In Orange County tar -ed by the Utility System of th* Plaintiff), bo and they are oath hereby ' 1* appear and ihow II any Mere be. before thl* Court on Bio tnd day of February. ITM at 1:45 o'clock PJW. In Bio Chamber* of tho undersigned Judge at th* Semi note County Courthome In th* City of Santord. Florida, why the prayer of said Complaint should not be granted and why the proceedings tor said Bond* and sad Bond! when Issued purtuent thereto and the rev* nuet pledged to th* payment there*! mould not be validated and confirm ed a* therein prayed AND IT IS FURTHER OR D E R ID AND AOJUOGEO that thl* order to Show Caul* be publlined In th* manner re guirid by Section fSQ*. Florida Statute*. In a new to*per at general circulation published m Seminoto County, Florida, and In a newtpaper of genrral circulation publlthed m Orange Cotfity. Florida ANO IT IS FUR THER OR 0ERED ANO AO JUO GED that by luch publication of ttu* order all taipayer* property owner* and clliien* ol Ihe City of Cauelberry, Including non resident* owning property or lubject to taaation therein and all ether* having or claiming any right, title or Inter*** In the City *1 Cetteiberry or Ihe tai able property therein or in any property to be effected by the Issuance of said Bond* er to be affected by the issuance of said Band* or to be affected m any way thereby {Including persons m Orange County served by the Utility System of th* Piaintittl, er th* validity of such Bond* <y ol any revenue* pledged lor payment lhareol. or ol th* proceeding* authoming th* Issuance of said Bond*, includ mg any remedies provided lor their cellection, bo and they are mad* partlet defendant t* mis proen d ing, and mat this Caurt shall have (uritdiction of them I* the same eitonf at II named as defendants in said Complaint and personally served with process In Itsl s cause DONE ANO OROEREO In chembers at Santord. Seminole Comfy. Florida, this cm day el January. 1*04 i l 'O H EATON. JR CIRCUITJUD GE Publish January* II. 10*4 0 IN » COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE A T T E N T I O N : E th e l Lee Jack sen or her heir*, assign* transfer*, or successors m m loresis and the unknown spouses of all ihe above RE: E 40 F T OF N I>0 FT OF LOT A ROSELANO PARK P it PC II U til BURROWS LANE I A recent Inspection ol me above described property re veiled th* unoccupied slruc lures are until*, unsuitable tor occupancy and detrimental to fh« health, safety, and welfare of the general public Th* ttruc lures are a health and Hr* haiard due to inadequate main Isnanc*. dilapidation, and In accordance with Seminole County Ordinance 10 14. th* above mentioned structures are declared to be a public nuisance and must be demolished and removed from th* property Th* demolition and removal of the structures must begin within thirty uoi day* and be cam pitted within ninety (IB) days after receipt of mis nolle*, or you may undertake the appeal process as outlined In Section Seven If) of County Ordinance Number 1014 To pursue Ihe appeal process. If will be necet sary tor you to appear before th* Board Of County Commit sleners ond pretonl any relevant or material facts or evidence as to why Its* above mentioned structure* should not be de­ clared a public nuisance II y*u wish to appeal to the Board of Commissioners, pleat* let me know and I will request th* Board to set a time and date tor shearing Failure to begin removal of the structures or failure Is appeal to th* Board of Commit tiarort within thirty (101 days alter receipt of this notice may result In action being taken by th* County to hove tta itruc lures demolished and removed. All CMIS Incurred by Rio Cosetty tor Hi* demolition and removal Of Ihs stru ctu re s w ill b* •issued lo you ond may became o lien ogolnsl yeur brgpbfty. If you havo ony guts liens concerning mis matter, please coll Orsmo Nwanodl *1 H I 11)0. *•tension fU J Publish December IS. 1). X. If*1 A January 0.1*04 OEM 10! President C lin to n ’s m other dead at 70 ■ y TO M PARSONS Associated Proas Writer W IN N -D IX IE H O T SPRINGS. Ark - Virginia Kelley, whosepony-playing ways ami sunny dl*po*lll»n hlti a will of Inin lh.il hlu* patsM-il along In hrr min. I’rt-hUlt-ni Clinton, itlc'd of compllc-alloim Iruin lirratsl cunccr today. She was 70. Mrs Kt-llry. .1 irtitril n u n c . iim -m I h -i i i i . dealt w illi adversity with a confidence ihat bordered on cockiness, and Irlm il* *.ili| (itn lu n . who Idoll/eft hits mother, dealt willi (lertuinal and imlltleal truuhle hv following her rxaniple. She hurled three huidumln. one an ntmalve alcoholic. She lived apart from her otdrftl child for two yeans early In hits life while nhr furthered her education m i tdir could "give him Ihe b r»l.” She helped her o n ly oilier child through drug addliilon and prison And. I.ilr In life, fthr b.itllrd rnnecr. " I have ih s knack ol pulling had ihlngfi In Ihe hack of my head Forget atmtil th e m ." tdie said In 1992. "I Juvl gel u p every day and figure nut how I can make It the t>r*l day of m y life." W illi prnellrd-ln. arched eyebrows, a streak In her hair, and a passion lor the |*mlth nnd iilglilrliili*. M rv Kelley w . ih a colorful kldrllght throughout her M in '* career Of her rrllles. *hc said In 1992. "Those arc Ih e |M-nplc who are uncd lo women being *hrlnklng violets." She was first diagnosed with tnticer In 1990. Just IX-line she started working lor Clinton'* re-election u* governor She underwent a radical mastectomy and wa* campaigning five day* later Site told a group of women la*l yrar th.il site had had n recurrence of cancer lh.il had first a p p e a re d In 1990 and w a * u n d e rg o in g chcmnlhcropy. Speaking lo a group fighting breast cancer last year, the president commended " m y brave mother who struggles on with her hrrasl ranrer condition am! who ha* resumed her rrm.irkahle Ilf**.” Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE II O N T I I N T H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO *5 till CAM L BANK U N ITED OF TEXAS FSB. etc Rlointitf, VS G A R Y J W ILLIAMS.etui. •1*1. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It havaby g »*n trial pursuant to IS* Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sew *nt*v*d In Itw c*ut* pending m in* Cirruil Court of ftw EigM**n«n Judicial Circuit. In and lav Semtnof* County. Florida Civil Action Number *11111 CAM L IS* undersigned Ctovt will tall to* property tt|u*t*d In said County described*! The South to hat el Lot 14. and to* North .4 to*t of Lot IS. Rlock a. Tie r |. FLO R ID A LAND ANO COLONIZATION C O M P A N Y L IM IT E D E R Traitordt Map ol tfw Town of Santord according to th* plat thereof, as rtc*rd*d in Plat Book I. P*g*t M through 44. Inclutlva. Pubic Records ol Seminow County. Florida together with *11 structure*, improvements futures, app'l *nc*s *nd eppur'vtencet on Mid land or Wi*d In conjunction •h*r*«ith at public M U. to tha hignasl and bast bidder tor cash al II 00o'clock A M .an Iha nth day cl January l**4 at tha west Irani doer al Iha Saminola County CourlheuM. Sanford Florida (COURT SEALI MARYANNS MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctork Publish December 10. let] 4 January 4. tf*4 OEM Sit Notice et Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue al that certain Writ *f Elocution Issued out of and under the teal al th* County Court et Samlnato County. Flor Ida. Co m 4*1I44ICCMF upon a final judgment rendered in the aloreMid Court on tha l!Th day of August A O I**} In that certain co m entitled Barnett Recovery Corporation. Plaintiff vs Dale E. Fowler A/K/A Dal# Fowler and Cindy E Fowler. Defendant which aloreMid Writ of E recut Ion w tl delivered to me at Sharlll pi Seminole County, Florida and I her* levied upon all the right, till* and interest of Itw defendant. Data E Fowler AKA Del* Fowler and Cindy E Fowler, and to tha to1lowing described property. Mid property being located In Seminote County. Florid* more particularly d* scribad as follows Ona Iff* Lincoln Continental. B l a c k in c o l o r , V I N I1LNLMS741K Y III7 4 ) being Stored al Bulch't Tewing Set< Ice. Inc. and Itw undersigned at Sharlll •I Seminoto County. Florida, will al II :00 A M *|t*e list day ol January A D 1*14. oiler tor Ml* and Mil to Itw highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AN0V SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL E X IS TIN G LIENS, al Itw Front (WestI Dour. *1 ttw steps, el th* Seminot* County Court house In Santord. Florida, ttw above described property That Mid Ml* It being med* to Mtltfy ttw terms of this Writ ol Elocution Donald F Etllnger. Stwrltl Saminola County. Florid* NOTICE REGAMOING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS A B ILITIE S ACT OF l**0. PER SONS W ITH A D ISABILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SH O U LD CO N TA C T TH E C IV IL O IV IS I0 N OF TH E S H B f t I M 'S O F F IC E . C N F O R C C A B L I W R ITS S I C T IO N . IS4S M TH S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R IO A A T LEAST FIV E DAYS PRIOR TO TH E P R O C EED IN G . T E L E ­ PHONE: (40!) 194440 T T O (4V ) JJ1 u n Publlthed December 10. Iff], January 4. IS. SO. with the MW being on January II. tf*4 OFMSSO Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION File Number *1*44 CP IN RE ESTA TE OF LOUISE HENDERSON. 4/0/4 LOUISE J HENDERSON Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration *1 the e tla la e l L O U I S E H E N DERSON a k a LOUISE J HENDERSON deceased File Number *1 040 CP. It pending I ttw Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probety Q'.i Sion, ttw address of which It Seminole County Couftheus*. North Pork Avenue. Santord. PL S l ! ! l Tha nem tt and eddr*tset of ttw personal rrpr* tentaiir* and ttw pe*tonal r*p rnantaliva's attorney era sat tor th belew. A L L Ito TE R C S TE O PER SONSARE N O TIFIED THAT All persons on whom this node* It served who hove eb lections the! challenge the ,414 Ity at th* will, the qualifications Ol ttw personal representative, venue or jurisdiction ol this Court er* required to lito their objections with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF America’s Supermarket* WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED « n : < U ttones mc FULL SERVICE PHARMACY... nEOULAFt EHABMACYHOURS MONDAY OUR PHARM ACIES G LA D LY A C C E P T SATUMOAV 9 A M. - 6 P.M. C L O S E D SUNDAY m mm 415 Celery/\ye t h r e e m o n th s a f t e r th e DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAVS AFTER THE O ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ■o o th em All creditors ol Ihe decedent and other parsons hiring claims or demands against decedent t eslel* an whom a copy of Ihlt nolle* It served within three months offer ttw del* et ttw llrtt publication ol this notice must IIW their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors *1 ttw decedent and parsons having claims or dr mends against tha decedent s estate must IIW their claims with this caurt WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A LL C LA IM S. DEMANDS AND O BJECTIO N S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol ttw first publico lien ol Ihlt Notice It December JO. let) Personal Rtpretentaiir*: MONROE JACKSON P O Boi 744J Winter Haven FL D M ] Attorney tor Personal Representative R OBERTK MCINTOSH. ESQUIRE s t e n s t r o m . M c In t o s h . JULIAN. COLBERT. WHIGHAM 4 SIMMONS. P A P t Boi 4*40 Santord. FL JJ!!J 44*4 Tetophww 407/17} JI7I Florida Bar No 174)01 Publish December X. m i A January 4. I**4 OEM 171 JU S T LIKE FINDING COINS IN THE WISHING WELLI ro < CL Sanford Middle School CO rv> 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST: JERRY LIGU0RI PHONE: 407-321-6626 * State-licensed and registered pharmacists * Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID Computerized prescription records We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs 9 * P*Y» to a**!*# In *w Sontoed Harold CloboBod. An •din toot bring you now Sound monoy (uoi tog tttoM cams In Vw bet tomoft Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and w e’ll contact your physician and take care o f all the details. �>-iv r TH U R S D A Y Sa n fo rd Herald January 6 , . 199 4 Sports In b r ie f B You can’t coach ’tali’ Arrow Force II hoods Hawks LOCALLY O ’Neal, Hardaway lead Magic ORLANDO - Shaqulllr O’Neal and Anfrrnrc ll.ml.iuuv I(m>K turns wearing mil Ihr Chicago Hulls ■ y TO N Y D p S ORMI ER Herald Sports Editor Hardaway helped Orlando build a I5|m lnl h.illume Irad and O ’N'ral scored IB ol Ills 2H |m >UU h allrr li.illume us Ihr Maglr defeated (h r lliree-tlmr defending N'HA champions 105-00 Wednesday nielli. Th e loss was only Ih r third In 18 games for th r thills, who shot 2H percent from Ih r (Irld In ih r second period and never rrro vrrrd . O ’Neal made 10 ol 17 shots and finished with 12 rrbotinds. Hardaway had 20 points. 10 assists and four steals the Maglr. SA N FO R D — It may be belaboring the obvious, but having a sire advantage the way Seminole's Arrow Force II did over the visiting Lake Howell Silver Hawks In Ihelr Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence boya’ basketball contest Wednesday night allows you certain liberties. For example. Uike Howell coach Steve Kohn thought hts team played well except for a two-mlnute stretch In the second quarter, yet the Silver Hawks suffered a 60-49 srtliark to Arrow Force II. By the same token. Seminole coach Bob Tralna was of tbr opinion that bis team turned In a ’’terribly u gly" performance, yet still managed to pullout the victory. "W hen we give away sire at almost every position like we did tonight, we have to play a perfect game In order to lie able to w in ." said Kohn. "T h e y (Seminole) can make mistakes and still get baskets. We can't.'* Kohn's point was best Illustrated by the Bentley knocks off Tars W IN T E R PARK - flret McHenry scored 24 (mint*. including seven 3-polntcr*. lo Irad ilr n llc y lo a 0 5 -5 0 win over Rollins on Wednesday. lirad Ash Ird Rollins |5-0) with 14 points. AROUND T N I STATS □ B ee Seminole, Page 2B Cross lifts Gators over LSU O A IN E V IL L E - Dan Cross’ layup with IH 2 seconds left In the game gave Florida a 74-73 w in over Louisiana State on Wednesday. Cross scored Just seconds after LS U 's Andre Owens hit a 10-foot jum per to give L S U (6-3) a one-point Irad with 29 seronds remaining. Florida (10-21 was led by Craig lirown. who seorrd 14 points. Jason Anderson and Cross scored 13 (mints apiece for the Gutors. Clarence Ceasar Ird L S U with 28 (mints. Lady Terrapins blast FSU T A L L A H A S S E E — Kesha Camper poured In 24 (mints Wednesday to Irad No. 24 Marlyand past Florida State. 69-54. In a liattlr of the A C C ’s trading scorers. Florida Stale’s C hristy Dcrluk got the belter of Maryland's thinnle Klmkus. They entered tbr game lied lor second place In the c o n lrrrn rr m orlng rare uvrraglng 20.0 (mints per game. Drrlak (stated u game-high 23 points for the Semlnolrs (3-9. 0-41. Klmkus manngrd only four. Marlins sign Browne MIAMI — The Florida Marlin signed free agent outfielder Jerry ■I trtwrne. who hit .250 in 76 gam rs with Oakland last season to a $660,000. one-year contract. Browne Joined the Marlins' inajor-irngur roster Wednesday, putting the team at Ih r 40-player limit. Hrnw nr started at six positions for the A s lust season. The 27-year-old native of the Virgin Islands has u .270 career average In 804 gumrs. AROUND T N I NATION ARROW FORCC IIM . SILVER HAWKS** Lak* H*-*ll 14*1 larai'y 2 12 12*. Fedimntfw* 2 4 •• 4 Groan* 2 ID I 2 II Allkock 0 I 00 0 Mowing 21 1 1 * . Rovintoy 1* 1 2 2 . Drayton I 4 2 2 4 StootoOlOOO.McCtoudOOOOO Total, I I M I K N Harold Ptota by Mar* Harrta Andre Hell (No. 44) came oil the bench to score a team-leading 15 points and pull In a game-high 12 rebounds Wednesday night lo lead Seminole's Arrow F o x a II lo a 60 49 victory over the Lake Howell Silver Hawke. Hall also had two steals, a blocked shot, end an assist. Partin, 12 4 1*. Rotort, 2 I* I I «. Martin 00000. Traina 240 1 A Full#* *• I I II. Hoitoa-ay ** 2 2 I t BnntonOOOOO McCtrrall 2 4 004.Hall2 101 111 Total, 21 M* 1*40 21 0 II 2 - 4 * II I* II tl — *• Thr *• point told goal, - taka Hoooll *20 ICraona 00. W a tty 10 Fordmandwn 01. Manning O l. Rovmtky O il. Samwoto M l (Robert, I II. Park.to0 I. Trak-aO I) Total taut, - LakaHoaail I*. Somlnoto I* Foutod Out - Nona Technical, — Nona Rmound, — Lata Hoaall 10 (Movtmky 21. Samlnoto 10 IHa'I III AM itt, — Lara Hawaii II (W a tty 21. Samlnalt 10 (Rotort, 41 Record, — Laka Hawaii 1 It. I I SAC. Somlnoto 10 S. 10 SAC Raiders ripped in M -FC opener Balanced Pats need 2 overtimes to tip Rams From Staff Reports__________________________________ O CA LA — Scott Sunders scored u game-high 21 ImUiiis Wednesday at Ih r Central Florida Com m unity College Patriots hammered the visiting Seminole ’Community Cnillege Raider* 97-51 in u Mid-Florida Conference men’s basketball contest. Prom Staff Reports A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS Ten different Patriots ro ntrlbiilrd point* Wednesday night In Lake Brantley's 58-55 double-overtime win over the Lake M a ry Ram s In Sem inole Athletic Conference varsity boys' basketball action. Marco Whitfield added IH points lor C F C C (11-5. 10) while Nrbnjsu Dam janovlrh contributed 17 Nrnud Radoskl chipped In with 12 (mints and u game-high 10 rebounds. Guido lu-Gardv bad 13 |mlnts. For S C C (8 0. o - I ) . Michael Sh cpiurd netted a tram-leading 16 |Nilnls. Kvnn Hammond bad 10 |>olnls and a team-leading six rrltounds. After the teams finished regula­ tion tied at 44-44 and found themselves knotted ul 49-49 ulter the first overtime (terlod. the Patri­ ots outscorrd the Rams 9-6 In Ihc second overtime. Th e Raiders will host Santa Fe Com m unity Collrge in another M FC contest Ibis Saturday ul 7:30 p.m. Kohn nets 14 for Bulldogs L A W R E N C E . Kan. - Steve Woodberry scored 16 points Wednesday nlgbt as No. 5 Kansas cruised lo Its IOth consecutive victory, a 90-44 rout of North Camllna-Ashcvllle. Lake Howell graduate Josh Kohn led the UN'C-Ashvllle Bulldogs with 14 points. WHAT’S CFCC P A TR IO T!*!. ICC R AI0ER 1II tominol* Community Coltogo (III Tillman 0 2 00 0. Mot roll I H I I. But(l) 2 S 0 0 4. H«mmond 4 11 I I 10. Sutton 4*0 2 0 Stoppard S It 2 4 It 0 «»tt J f I 2 2. Mart Q 40 0 0-Cotton0 I 0 20 Tatalt 21 MS 14SI. Control Florida Community Coltogo 1*21 WhUdold 0 * 0 10 II. MiUaf 2 S I I 1 land**, 2 IS * » 21. Mayor 10 1 2 ). Radovtki a 12 00 12. DamlanovicS 0 10 S4 12. LaCardy 0 10 I 2 IS. Roynoldt 204 40 Total, 20 24 24 14*1 Halltim# CFCC SO. SCC 2S Ttooopoml Hold goal, - SCC 4 (Stoppard ). Hammond II, CFCC I I Sana*M l Foulad out - Nona T*thnnal| — SCC. Stoppard Rabound, - SCC 10 (Hammond 01. CFCC SI (RadOvktt 101. Record, — CFCC II J1 0. SCC I 0.0 I JUCO Women’s Basketball l.akc Murv won the Junior varsity game. 62-50. H*>*W Fhata ky Mar, Harrto There wasn't much Don Tillman (No. 14) and the SCC Raiders could do Wednesday night with the Central Florida Community Colloge Patriots, who mado almost hall ol their shots on the way lo a46-polnl blowout. □ Seminole Community.Collage at Palm Baach Community College, 5:30 p.m. Greyhound boys, girls rally by Lions Girls’ Basketball Prom Staff Reports C Mainland at Seminole. Junior varsity at 6 p.m.. varsity at 7:30 p.m. □ Lake Howell at Lake Mary. Junior varsity al 6 p.m., varsity at 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman at Eustla. Junior varsity at 5:30 p.m., varsity al 7:30 p.m. r: Oviedo at Lake Brantley. Junior varsity at 6 p m , varsity at 7:30 p.m. □ Orangawood Christian at Deltona, 7 p.m. Boys’ Soccer □ Lyman at Seminole. Junior varsity at 5:15 p.m., varsity at 7 p.m. ( Lake Mary al Lake Howell. Junior varsity at 5:45 p.m., varsity at 7:30 p.m. □ Lake Brantley at Oviedo. Junior varsity at 5:45 p.m. varsity al 7:30 p.m. Wrestling □ Lake Mary at West Orange. Junior varsity af 6:30 p.m.. varsity at 7:30 p.m. □ Lake Howell at Oviedo. Junior varsity at 6:30 p.m., varsity al 7:30 p.m* LO N G W O O D — Both the Lym an High School boys' and girls* varsity basketball trams came back from early deficits to sweep a Seminole Athletic Conference doublchcader from (be Oviedo Lions Wednesday night. Trailing 16-7 after one quarter, Ihc Lym an girls rallied for a 54-47 victory while the Greyhound boys, trailing 40-37 after thr.-e quarters, pulled out a 53-52 decision. Th e Lions didn't go home empty handed, however, as Oviedo won thcjunlor varsity boys' contest. 65-60. Angel Rhodes paced the Lym an girls (10-6 overall. 3-2 In the SAC) to their victory, tossing In 18 points (Including three three-pointers). It was her second consecutive 18-polnt effort. Kate Biown chipped In with 14 points, six rebounds, six steals, and five assists. Kelly Hudson, recently called up from Ihc Junior varsity, made both of her shots for four points to go with a team-high eight rebounds and four steals. Rosalyn Jackson came off the bench to add four points and four steals. □ 7 :3 0 p.m . — ESP N . Florida Stale at Vlrgtnlu. (L ) Ovtodo 142) Sparrow I 002. Wilton 2 2 2 1). Nottou* 44 S 12. Lll|*nqu»* 700 14. Stolton 10 22. Hubbard0000. Dun,worth0000 Total, 20 2 1442 L*m*n (141 Jackton 2 00 A Brown 4 12 14. Skrtnton 2 0 1 A Wood 0 12 1. Morrl, Wotitor 00 20. Hudvon 2 00 A Dowling 0000. Rhode, 0 1 2 IA Wom I I 21. Crogor 22 20 Totol,: I* 12 21 *4 Ovtodo I* I II II - 42 Lrnwn 2 I* I* 1 2 -1 4 Thro* point told go«l, — Ovtodo 0: Lyman 4 (Rhode, 1. Brown I). Totol toul, — Ovtodo II. Lyman 12 Foutod out - Non* Technical, — Lyman tones Record* — Ovtodo 01.2 l i Lyman 10A 2 2 SAC Say, LYM AN 11. OVIEDO 12 t i ll Farrttl I 00 2. Buchanan 2 00 A Van Camp 1000. Mum, 0 111. Freund 4 » I A King 4 00*. Sam, 2 00 4. Watt, 111 A Handrli 14 0 14 Totol* 22 1 II a. Lyman ( I I ) Simon, 2 12 5. William, 0 0 2 0 . Marrel I 00 2. Lord 0 2 2 2. Oleon 1122. Raady 1 1 S 12. Ball 0 I 2 II. Raymond 200 A Tibtor 2 )1 1 Totol, 21 * 2212 Ovtodo 10 0 22 12 - 12 Lyman 20 I* I t t - l l Thro*point ItoW goal, — Ovtodo I (King I), Lyman 2 (Marral. Raady) Totol tout, — Ovtodo 20. Lyman II Fouled oul — Ovtodo. Forree! Technical, — Lyman. Ball Record, — OvtodoSt.02 SAC; Lyman0 2.2 0SAC For the Ram * (7-7 overall. 0-2 In the SA C ). Kent Pritchard netted a g a m e -h ig h 15 p o in ts . J i m m y Newberry collected 14 (mints and Chip Richardson had lO. Lake Brantley will play again Saturday, when the Patriots travel to D cLa n d for a” SA -D lstrict 4 showdown with the Bulldogs. Lake Mary resumes Its SAC schedule Friday night with a game nt Lake' Howell. LAKE BR AN TLEY 10. LAKE MAR Y >1120TI lake Mery (111 J Nfotorr* } 4 4 14. Pritchard 1 * 1 4 IS. Sound**,0 14 1. Rtchardun 400 10 P*ck I I l l , Roch* 2 I 2 A Rout* I 0 0 2. S Naabarry I 00 2. Brown 1002 Total, 1*1*2*11 Lak* Brantley (1*1 Tl Pollock 100 2. Adamciyk 11 101 RtdmondO 2 2 2. T«dd 0 4 11*. Brown 11)4. Whitman 0142. To Pollock 4 2 2 11. Cor to I 1 1 ». Baetlto 1 0 )2 . Bock**2004 Totol, 122)2*1* Lak* Moty I I) II 0 1 * - II L*kt Brantley II I* II 4 I 0 - 10 Thro*point Hold goal, — lot* Mary ] (Rich •rdton 1. Roch* II. LAk* Brenttoy 2‘ (Brown. ToPoltockl. Total lout, — L*ko Mary 24 Lak* Bronlloy I* Foutod out — Non* Technical, — Non* Record, - Lake Wary 2 2. 0 2 SAC Lake Brantley I I SAC CBee Lyman. Page 2B Lake Mary grapplers get more questions than answers From Staff Rsports CO LLEGEBASKETBALL (Ur It LYM AN M. OVIEDO42 Greg Ta d d led the Patriots with 16 points. To d d Pollock e)ilp|x-d In with 11 points. L A K E M ARY — While the outcome of Wednes­ day night's match never was In doubt, the overall performance of the Luke Mary High School wrestling Irani In Its dual meet with Lake Howell cast a cloud over the Rums' Immediate feature. Th e evening began with two Ram wrestlers (one a senior) not making weight and ended with a team effort that left Coach Doug Peters unsatisfied. "I'm pleased with the win. but I'm not pleased with the way we wrestled." said Peters after the Rams beat the Sliver Hawka (coached by former 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 LAKE MARY M. LAKE HOW ELL I* 10) — Bradtoy (LM I by forfeit. It ) — Mltonovlch ILMI pinned Notollng) 1)j It* — Dunn (LM I plnnod Bandor ) )j. 121 - Milcholl ILMI plnnwi Davanay 110 1 )0 - Whltttold (LM I piivwd Kail I 41. I2S — Orro, ILM I by lortolt. 140 — L Read ILH I dec Harrlt 10 4; 141 — Crawtord ILM ) plnnod Koogh I 00 112 - R Rood ILH) pimad Catay S II. 140 - Parol In* ILM I Nchnlcal tali O tJttu, ISO. 1)1 — Fo»l«r ILMI plnnod Moor* 4:21. 10* - Stool* ILH) doc Conllno 102; 220 — Jumyp (LMI plnnod Bor,urn 14. MVV — Wintor, (LH) plnnod Ruhr t ill. Peters assistant coach Randy DcAngelo) 58-18. “ We're going to have to wrestle a lot better down the line against teams like University. Colonial, and L y m a n ." One of the bright spots for the Rams was the performance of Charlc Mllonovlch and Scott Whitfield, two Junior varsity wrestlers pressed Into action when their varsity counterparts didn't make weight. T w o sophomores. Mllonovlch (wrestling at 112 pounds) and Whitfield (130) both registered pins. Also. Lake Mary's Nate Mitchell (125 pounds) and Pat Parollnc (160 pounds) kept their dual meet records perfect with victories. Kevin Dunn (119 pounds). Travis Crawford (145 pounds): Chris Foster (171 pounds), and □ B ee Wrestling, Page 2B AREA, READ THE SANFORD H E R A L D D A IL Y �$ «■ Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Thuraday. January 6, 1004 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S . - 'B S H «l W v iV |=5 V Al lantordOrtaito* Wednesday aighi First rac* — I 'U . •: 11.11 iJtB re e le y 100 1 4 ) 00 IJudy'lDog I M 440 IK w na Prince 0 00 O 1141 14 44 P 14 II I? 44 T IA I7 1 444 44 W a n t rac* - 1/14. Ci I I .II lEyotaLoncr 1100 1 00 I4 H 4 Bold N Bar* MOO 140 I Rm Tim* To Watt* 100 O 1141 ITM4 P I I AII) 4 44 1*114) 14 H T II A ll 1141 M DO I I I ) I I 441114+D HA M T Mr* r a t a - 1-14. 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Na* York If 1 !04 Or taaS* ir 1) .54! Miami 14 1) Ilf Boston 1) ■1 41* Na* Jartay If 11 400 PtiiiaPtipTu* 11 ta r n Weiiftogton f K 1)0 CtRtfll Dmtttn Atlanta » ! 741 If 14 4SS Chicago If 1) S4! Cher toft* Ctov*t*nd U 1! 414 Indiana 11 1! 1*1 f K no Milaeuka* 1 )l 1It D*tfo-i W ESTERN CONFERENCE Mtourrfl OvISton w L Pci 4 *»! H Houston g .11* » Utah 44) ti K Sen Antonio 14 14 44! D*nv*r t K no MinnOtOt* ) V 040 Dai lei Petiftc Dirts ten 14 ) m Seattle * m » Phoanl* 1! 1) 54! Portland GB — Ik* 1 1 Of* » II — 1 4‘k 0 ♦to 11 il OB — 4to *to il lOto Dto — Ito •to Gotdtn Slat* LA CDppt't Sacramento LA Lakart IS 11 IN fto II 1! M l llto 10 X U ) llto 10 11 » ) 14 WtOnatOir't Oamat Milwaukee 100. Maw Jartay *1 Washington *7. Indiana 11 Bat'em 101, ClevelandN Minnesota 10*. Denver 11 OrUnda 111. Chitao* a* Howtlon IM. Oatlat 10} Phoanl. 101. Utah 11 Saatlla 10* LA Cllppart H Sacramento 'OX LA Lakers *0 Thursday's Oamat Portland *1 Char tott*.! X) p m Naw York at Milwaukee. I K p m tan Antonio at Coldan Slata. 10 H p m Friday'! Oamat C lav* land at Bolton. I l p m Chicago *1 Washington.! K p m Par Hand at Atlanla. J K p m Phoania at Mmnawta. 4p m Philadelphia * 1 Dallas. 0 M P m San Antonio al Danvor.Op m Miami at Utah. 1pm Sacramento #t Statna. 10p m LA Cllppart al LA laktrk. 10 K p m M AO IC IM . BULLS M CHICAGO IM ) Crania 1 1 1 1 IL P-ppen111 a 4 K . King 14 014. Myort a I I 1 4 14. Armttrong S 1101 10 Kvkoc S 14 11 II. Wannmgton 1 4 00 A Karr 14 00 1. Johnton 11 14 1 Pardu* 0 1111. Btounil l i a s Total* ir M U U K ORLANDO <1H) Anderson 1 11 I I IS. Tuenae 1 4 00 1. ONaal IOI7 0 14 K Hardaway I 11 1 4 K s u m m o n 11. Tow *'0 1 00 0. Royal S a i l t) Boww 4 4 1 I I . Scott 1 1004 Tola!* « 7! K K 105 Chicago 14 to 14 M — *t OrUnd* It 11 U IS - 145 1 Point goal* — Chicago 04 IPlppan 41. Armttrong 0 1, Myart 0 t. Karr 0 1. Ku*ec 01), Orlando 1 * (Hardaway 1 S. SMtot 01. Scott 01) Fouled out — Wonnington Ra bound* - Chicago M (Grant tl). Orlando it (ONaal II). Assist* — Chicago M (Karr. Grant 41. Orlando l l (Ini** 111. Total tout* - Chicago 5* Orlando 14 TtchnicMt Myor* 1. Bowl*. O Naal A -11.1*1 Wednesday's Woman's Scam EAST Adaiphi 41. Concord* N V. II Aibartus Magna* *0. E Cerwcticutl* Alleghany ll . Kenyon u American loll 10. Mats Lowell 4/ Army If. Hartford ** Boston Coi logo 1). Georgetown tf Datawarotf. LahighU Marcyhut si 44 EdMWoro*! Ouwans Colt *7, Southampton SS Rut gars Camden 110. Lincoln. Pa SO Satan Hall 1*. Connecticut S) Station 14. Manhattan 44 TtslllaO* MoitoySf SOUTH Alabama 10. Caorgia SI Auburn Montgomery I). Spring Hill S* AenllerS!, Tamp* 41 Carson Nawman AC Jack tensIIN SI tf C tarnson I I . N Carpi Ina SI U Call cl Char lesion 41. Coker 1) Duka no. Easi Carolina 4* E Tennessee Si 1C) Co.enanl c] F ayeilovi 11* SI t l , Virginia Union II Fund# Southern If], Gardner Web* It Georgia Tech 71. rn ChalianeogaK Oramblmg Sf. H . Cant Flartdatl LSU U . Mississippi SI tl Mar* Hill 4). Toon Wesleyan u Maryland**. FU n d a tl 54 M 'ddUTenn 14, AAamphitSI 1) Monlayaiio 1a Mob.!* SS Leo IS Brew ion Parker St leno'f RhynafS, Oueens. N C I * Lynn IOS. Matt Dartmouth SI South Carolina 44. Auburn SS MIDWEST Akron 01. E Michigan 4* Fort Hay* SI t l B*th*l. Kan SI Hop* *1. Kalamaroo *5 Illinois Waslyn 100 Elmhurst SI Iowa SC Minn*so'* S* Lawrancaaa. Carroll. Wls 41 Mac ales N r u.CarlatonH Mmn MorniaO WmonaSI S* Mo Roll* 1*. Lincoln. Mo SO Mo SI LouisM.NEMJitourlM Mo Western M NW Missouri SI K Northern S t. S O It. Bamld|l SI *a Ohio SI A4. Illinois 10 Purdue IR. Michigan 11 Total at Marquette 14 Walsh tl. Lake E rU S* Wittenberg 40. Denison 44 Wooster t l. Oberim 41 SOUTHWEST St AAary's. Tasast) Dellas SS Souther n AAath 1A T ulana 44 Ttsas N AAarquattet4 Ttsas Christian tl. larvae* FAR WEST Cal Po<r Pomona 44. W New Mas Ico cl N Ariron* to, Taiat San Antonio 4! Redlands 4*. Matt Boston i ) Seattle Pacific 41. Si Martins 14 UNLV FA Hawaii to TOURNAMENT Naltanal CathalK Taurnament First Raund Cardinal StrllchM. Emmanuel*) Carroll IX SI Thom# Aquinas*) Clark*!). Rotary tr Mount Mercy tX HtMoit Benedict kite *) Rockhursl 14. Vitarto II SI Ambrot* AX It Vincent *1 SI Norbarl AA Cabrini S) SI Scholastic* AX LorasS* Wrdnavday l Man'i Scar** EAST Adaipht 101. Cancordi* N Y U C W Pott K . Marcy. N Y *1 Comalt 77. tahigh tj Datawar* SO. Richmond SI Duguatno /*. Rhod* IHand 11 Holy Cross *0 William A Mary 14 Kansas!’ *r La Sail**) Loyola, Md 0*. Iona 14 Manhattan n . Columbia cs New Hampthir* tl Holltra IS Pro* Wane# IS. Satan Hail 11 S U n ati.C a nU iu tn Southampton*) QuaeniCoH 11 Si. JmapN'iAS. St Pator’i *1 Union, N Y M. William* 11 Vtrmonl a*. Caigat* to SOUTH Barry 4a. Park* to NUSRYLANDH. FLORIDA ST. M Contra 11. Wilmington. Ohio U (MARYLAND ( M l Coil ot Chartoston /». N C Wilmington H Ferguson I 1 * S A. Parvus ) 1 • I A Da, totem *A W. Carol ina 44 Williams 0 1 A B A . Andrews I* A l IA Du*# II. C U m ton 41 Andartan 00 0 0 0. Camper * If 1 11*. Adams Farrum AS. Whaalon II 1 * 1 ) IA Rimkut 1 * 1 )4 Totals H 4 4 IS !) Ftogiar IM . Utica a 4* Florida 14. L S U 11 FLORIDA ST. (A t) Co Southwattom to. Clayton S* u Preston 0 0 #0 0. Cobbms I I 1 1 X Arnold! Caorgia 11. Auburn M. OT 1 tl 00 S. Darla* 1 11 ) ) 7). Adams 0 I I Z I. Caargia Southern ll. Citadai If Taytar 1 1 0 1 X Puarcy 0 I! 14 M totals: CrambltngSl K . Jarvis Christian IS 1114/ 11S4 Mississippi si M. Tartnatia* *4 Hatftim* - FSU IA Marlyand K 1 Point Morahouaa U . Fart v attoy Si S» go*H - Maryland A ) iParvsnBII. FSU S 11 North Carolina M. N Carolina SI M (ArnoiK I A Oarlak 1 A Paarcy I 11 Ra Old Dominion 14. Howard U M bounds — Maryland 14 (Rimkut tl. FSU 14 South CaroHnaO. Alabama 44 (Cobbln* l l , A t t i i l t — Maryland 11 Seutham M itt M.SW Louisiana A) - % ‘£ l Ferguson tt. FSU t (Poorer ) ) Total touts * rimpa PC. American 1*11.04 > * "-M a ry la n d I*. F S U H . Trnn M artinlS .A U HmNvIltofO Tn Chaltanoaga 01. Furman l l m Virginia Union t l Faya Harm* SI. *1 Waka Faratt 11. V M I44 wottord M . Columbus II NEW YORK - 7ha National Football MIDWEST League ro(uey report lor this week's games Baldwin Wallace I*. Hiram Coi A) at provided by th* league Bowling Groan**. TotodsM Sjtwrtfjy Cant Missouri ic. Pmiburg SI 44 P IT T S B U R G H A T KANSAS C ITY Cincinnati 10). Chicago SI ct Heelers: RB Victor Jones Ichasl injured Cleveland SI AtWrlgiitSI H .O T reserve). WR Yancey Thigpen Ihamtlrmgl DaPaui IOS. Main* n are put TE Adrian Cooper lanktol it DaPauw 4*. Anderson. Ind K . O T questionable LB Kevin Greene (knee). G E Michigan 11. Akron It Carlton Hasalrig (knea). WR Erma M ilk E.ant rill* 71. IndtanaSl.al (knta), CB Rod Woodson (hamstring) are lowiSt.TC. W IllinaitS) probable Chiefs: CB Dal* Carter (arm) It Jam**town *1 Huran. ppd. la /an la oul WN Fred Jones (back I. DE Darren Kansas 44. N C Athtrlll* 44 Mukei 1 lanktol are questionable T John All K*n1 II, Cant Michigan 54 IkMel. S Martin Baytoss (groin). CB Alborl Ktnyon 14. Allaghany i I Lewis (groin), S Kevin Rots (hip). NT Dan Martatla Al. MuUirgum 11. lO T Saleaumu* ilo o ll. S Bannla Thompson Margut'ii if. Mtenphit St *7 (shoulder) are probable Michigan rt. Michigan St *4 GREEN B AY A T DETROIT - Packers: Minn Morr 1114. Winona SI IS TE Jack)* Harris (knaal. LB George Koonce MitiOurI Tl. S Illinois S* (shoulder injured reserve), LB Kto Coleman Missouri Roll* 41, Lincoln. Mo 40 (ankle ln|ured reserve) are out LB Bryce N Illinois It. Tasas A4M M P*up (calf) ll doubtlui Uant: S Banme Nabraua 4f, S Utah IS Blades (ankle) is oul CB Ray CrecktH OhiaU 14. Ball SI M (shoulder). N T Lawrence Pete (hip). RB Pwrdu* 44. North was»trn *1 Barry Sanders (knaal are doubtful RB Rica I*. Dayton 44 Oerrick Moor* (rib ), N T Mack Travta SWMi.mrsola 11. Moorhaad St K (hamstring) ar* quetttonabto Shawn** St 110. Madonna 11 SI Jahn'A. Minn IS. SI. Mary's. M m 44 DENVER A T LOS A N O iL IS RAIDERS Si Ldul* I I . SW Missouri ti M Broncos: DE Dan Williams (knaal Is out CB W Michigan B}. Miami. Ohio 11 Charles Olm ry (topi. RB Robert Otlplno Wabash 1A Rosa Hulman*4 dot). TE Reggio Johnten (hamstring). TE wmonoarg 7). Damson M Derek Russell (ankle). LB Dave Wyman Woostor H . Obarlin IS (thumb tea) *r* quatlionabto QB John SOUTHWEST Elaay lllul. T Brian H*b.b (calll. WR Tony Arkansas II. Mississippi tl Kimbrough (shoulder), LB Jell MIDI lltu). T Brigham Yosmg 41. T t it s EI Paso SO Kirk Screftord (nock). TE Shannon Sharpe Oklahoma 111. Baylor tl (ankle), S Dennis Smith (shoulder), T Dev* Taaastl. Toaas San Ansometf Wd*ll (ankle) are probable Raiders: RB T*i*t Southern M. Xavlor. NO *5 Greg Robinson (kneel It doubtful S Patrick FAR WEST Bales Iquadrlcepl. WR RagMb Ismail Ariiona M. Aritona St. II (neck), CB James Trapp (abdomen) are Colorado SI. AS. Air Force St guesllanable RB Randy Jordan icon Fresno SI.4). Wyoming SI cuswonl. RB Stove Smith (ankle). T Greg Montana SI 10*. Portland IS Skrtpenak <tool I are probable Ntvada (1. Pacific K OT MINNESOTA A T NEW YORK OIANTS New Masico 44. Utah*I Vikings - N T Henry Thomas lankle) It Now Masted SI *4. Lang Batch SI. 74 Que< 1xmabto TE Mika Tke (ntek) is probe S Colorado If. W Ttsas A IM Tl bit Giants. DE Michaal Strahan lanktol Ik UNLV H. Cal SI FuUarlonM oul T John Elliott (back) Is doubtlui RB Utah Si H . San Jot* SI M D*r» Maggaii lanktol LB Mkhaal Brooki TOURHAM EHTS Hoot). LB Jessie An,.sited llegi is question IUP Holiday Ins Haliday CUstic ebto T Eric Moor* lanktol It probabto Flrv. Round High Point *0. AAansftold S* Indiana. P* ft. St Vlnctnl K Naltanal Calhallc Taoraamant First Rauad Cabrlnlll. SI Nnrh.ii** AP N F L OTNrrshre Player CaidwrllZI.CarroM.AAonl M The NFL OHansJvo Players of tha Year Mount Marcy *f. RockhurtlA* named by the Assoc fated Pralt which 11 liana Haights tf. Rosary 17 selected by a nationwide panel ot tha media SI Jatagh's. Main* 1A Sf. Xanttr St Itfl - Chuck Foreman. Mmnasot*. RB SI Thomas Aquinas 10. Cardinal Slrlich 41 1*74- Ken Stabler. Oak land. QH ViitrtiotA SI Scholastic* S4 IMS - Fran Tarkanton. Minnesota QB Paltry Tip OH Tha Maw Ytar Tasrrnamant tUl - Bar I Jonas, Baltimore. QB Champlanship till — Walter Payton Chicago. RB Franklin A Marshall M, Alianlown SI IUI - E art Campbell. Houston. RB Third Plata I H t - Earl Campbell Houston. RB CoucharM. BaavortS two - Earl Campbell. Houston. RB Warthan Cagssaall Classic IMI - Kan Anderson. Cincinnati. QB First Raund IMl - Dan Fotrfs. San Diego. QB Cant Arkansas ft. Arkahsas Tach*t IM) - Joe Theism*nn. Washington. QB OuacM Ia t l . Arkansas B a p tls l 4* IM4 - Dan Marina. Miami OB IMS - Marcus Alton. Lot Angeles Raiders FLO R ID A 14. LSU 11 RB LSU (A ll IM* — Eric Dickerson. Los Angeles Rams. Brandon A 10 SO II. Coasar » U H » RB Burns 14 111. Owwns 4 111111. Gipson 0 I tMI - Jerry Rice. San Francisco. WR 00 0 Handarson 1 10 0 0 I. JacSton 00 00 0. IMF — Roger Craig. San Francisco. RB Titus 00 00 0. Roubkhanho 00 00 0 Totals IM* - Jo* Montana. San Francisco QB M S ill 141) l*M - Warron Moon. Houston. QB l*tl - Thurman Thomas. Butlalo. RB FLORIDA (101) OtCItrcR 4 S 00 0. Andarson S I I I 1 11 Hill l**l - Stove Yosmg. San Francisco. QB tit] - Jerry Rico. San Francisco. WR 11 14 t. Brown S I D IA Cross 4 4 ) 1 IA Kultma 01 00 0. Mlckant 11 BB 1. G Williams A I 00 t. Thompson l a 1 1 1. Dyr kolhotn 1 4 1 )1 Tolats H SI I) If 74 Halflim* - LSU K . Florid* M 1 point field All Tins** E iT goals - L IU 10 n (Brandon I X Casoar A M. E A S TER N CONFERENCE Owans I ) . Handarsen 17) Florida 1-14 Atlantic Divtston lAndarson 1 A Brown I X Crass ) A Kuitma W l T P t i OF OA A lt feuiad oul — Burns Rtbasmdt — LSU NT Rangers 17 Id 1 17 144 Id) H (bun* n Florida 11 lAndarson I ) Assists Na* Jersey ) ) I) 4 M I O W ) - LSU II lOwons 41 Florida 17 (CrMS SI Phtledtlphi* M l ! ) 4) IK IK Tefal Fault -L S U IX F Io rld a l) A - i . i l ) NFL INJURIES Washington F farMl NY Islander* Tamp* Bay t! 10 4 M IK 1 » 10 14 * M 111 IM 1) ft ) U 111 i n 1) 1) 1 II 104 111 Net then! Di vlslea PltUburgh 10 11 1 44 IK IK Boston II 11 ) U IK 111 11 11 ! al 11! I l l Montreal Buffalo 1) 1! 4 K IM 10* 1! 10 1 K 141 IK Quebec Hartford 10 11 1 is m us OHa* a 0 )) 1 II 114 M l WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Dirttma W L TP Tt OF OA Toronto )1 u f 4* IM 111 K 11 r 4! 141 1)1 Deltas K 14 * K IK IM St Louis Dotroil H 11 4 44 141 IN K 14 4 44 IM 10! Chicago Winnipeg ii n s IS ID 14! Pacific DNItton Calgary 11 ll 4 K IK ll! Vancouver K t» 4 K 111 IM Lot Angela* 14 K 1 15 Ii* 111 Van Jos* tl M f 11 10) 11! Anaheim 15 14 1 U 10S 114 Edmenten II 14 4 H H I 14! Hartford 4. Winnipeg 0 Vancouver I. Ottawa 1 CatgaryANY Ranger* I Montreal 4. Quebec 0 Thursday's Oamat Winnipeg at Boston. I 11pm SI Lout* vs Hartford al Cleveland 1 IS pm Ottawa at Toronto. 1 IS pm Anaheim al Chicago. I is p m Philadelphia at Oatlas. • IS p m Detroit #1 San Jos* tf IS pm Friday's Oamat Pittsburgh at Buffalo. 1 U p m Calgary i t N Y tslanders. 1 lip m Ftorldaal Hew Jersey. I :U p m Quebec at Edmonton, t U p m BASEBALL Aasaefcaa League CHICAGO W HITE SDK - Agreed to toms sHth Craig Grtbeck m end baseman, on a on* year contract, and Chris Bushing Dermis Cook and Wally Ritchie pitchers on minor league contreett MINNESOTA TWINS - Agreed to terms with Mo Santord. pitcher, on a minor league contract NattSA#i t f i f w FLORIDA MARLINS - Agreod N terms with Jerry Rrotme. Mttelder. *w # ene year contract NEW YORK M E T ! - Traded Vince Cetoman. cutlwidtr. and cash to the Kansas City Reyatt tor Karin McReyneids. out Iwider PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Agreed to terms wllh Gary Varthj. out■wider, and Ravel* Manianiito. Mike Dyer and Paul Miner, pitcheri. an minor league cantract* SAN FRANCISCO OIANTS - Agreod to terms wllh Steve Frey, pitcher, on a two yoar contract and Tom Lamps In. catcher, on a mm*r toaeut cantract ST. LOUIS CARDINALS - Agreod to torms with John Habyan. pitcher, on a minor league contract BASKETBALL Natlaaal Basketball AssacSstla* C H A R L O T T E H O R N E T S - Waived Loreruo Williams, forward DALLAS MAVERICKS - Activated Terry Davi*. torward from the injured list D E T R O IT P IS TO N S - Waived Tad Murphy, forward Activated Dan O Sullivan, center. Item the injured 11*1 LOS AN0ELES LAKERS - Placed Sam Bowl*, canter, *n ttv# ln|urvd list Signed Kurt Rambil. tor ward NEW YORK KNICKS - Signed Gerald P*dd« guard Placed Hubert Oavl*. guard, on tha injured list HOCKEY Nallaaal Hackty League HARTFORD W HALERS - Sant Frank Pratrangato. geadandar, to sprtngfwld ot tha American Hackty League NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Assigned Tern Draper, gcailender. to Sail Lake City •• tha lnie<natien*l Hockey League tor condition mg Receiled Jamie McLennan goaltender. from Salt Lake City Signed Jason Simon toll wing, and recalled him from Salt Let* City O TTAW A SENATORS - Sant Robert Burakovsky and Parol Damitra. forwards to Princ* Edward Island of to* American Hockey Laagu* PITTSBURGH PENOUINS - Assigned Justin Duberman and Ed Patterson, right wings, and Markus Naslund. 1*11 wing, to Cleveland Pi the International Hockey League ROLLER HOCKEY Rattor Hackty IMarniltoaal RHI — Awarded an ■■pant ion membership to Allan!* lor to* IHa season SOCCER American Prato 11tana I Seccrr Laagu* LOS ANGELES SALSA - Waived Phillip Gyau. forward. National Praia*stone I Saccar H ague NPSL — Suspended Bred Smith d Dayton tor two games and Tim Tyma at Cleveland lor on* gam* lor their misconduct during a gam* on Jan I CHICAGO POWER - Suspended Jell Alcal*. midi wider HARRISBURG H E A T - Signed Domanic Mobilw. forward COLLEOE NCAA - Placed to* athtolk program al Taias AAM on probation for live years lor various infraction* Including payment to athlete* for work not don*, improper tman del aid and aitra benefits and lack of Institutional control and banned the football team from totoiiston and a bowl appearance neat year AUBURN - Signed Terry Bowden, football coach, to a live ytar contract B O W LIN G O R E E N - Named Olno Dawson running backs coach BROWN - Named Jo* Wirt datensive coordinator. Philip Estes recruiting coordme tor and running backs coach. Paul Gorham o(tensive lint coach. Keith Dudftnskl de lenslve line coach, Mark Michaels defensive secondary coach and Sam Burrell outside linebackers coach* 0 1 7 TVfNADIO NFL AWARDS A U TO RACING D M o r n — EIPN. G reel American Rat# COLLEGE EA IK ETR A LL 7 K p tn - E IP N , Florid* Hal* al Virginia. ILI.eisoeD X * m 7.10 p m - SUN. touts Florid* ai Louttvllto. (L). #fto *• 1 a m • K p m - EtPN, Wisconsin *1 Pam S I, IL ) 10 p m - SUN. Washington a* CeJilernla. IL ) U K pm — SC. touts Alabama at Wastorn Kanlutky BOXING Midnight — 1UN. Tha People's Choice World Heavy***#*'* tuparflght* FIG UR E IKATINO • p m - WFTV t, U t Championship*. Men's Long Program. ( L ) T A B L E TEN N II l a m — SUN. Sew* Challenge H iH i COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p m - WO BO AM (IM I. Florid* Stato at Virginia •:IJ pm - W G TO A M (SKI. Central Florid* at Samlord MISCELLANEOUS S p m - W GTOAM ISK). UCF Ceochl * p m . - W G TOAM (SMI. Tea Sports With P*N Rose ! p m . - WWNI AM /FM (I4B/I4K). The Sports Nut 10 p m - WWNZ AM |!K )i Florid* Sports Caeheng* 19 t m — W GTOAM (S K I. Sports Bylin* USA After two-year hiatus, Late Models return in World 150, World 200 M b Ir I I t tflG H f M _____________ B A R B E R V IL L E L a ic Models, scheduled to be the premiere racing division during the 1094 season at Volusia County Speedway, will gel an early chance u( the hulf-mllr asphalt track with special races scheduled for January. Th e running of die fifth annual World 150 Is slated for this Saturday, Ja n . 8, while the fifth-annual World 200, a 200lap special event for (he Late Models. Is set for Saturday. Jan . 22. Also running on both nights will be the Pro Stocks (formerly (he Street Stocks). Super Slocks (formerly the Sportsman and Late Model Stocks during 1993). M in i S t o c k s , a n d F lo r id a Modlfleds. Both the Florida Modlfleds and Pro Sto cks w ill ru n 2 3-la p features both evenings while the Super Stocks and Mini Stocks are slated for 20-lnppers. On both days, the pit gates will open al 2 p.m . for registration an d in s p e c tio n . T h e m a in grandstand gates will open at 3 p.m . Just In tim e for the practice sessions that ore scheduled to run through 5:15 p .m . Tim e trials are planned for 6 p.m . with heats set to be ru n at 6:30 p.m. Feature event racing Is sched­ uled to start at H 'p .m . both nights. While pre-entry for the World 150 closed this past Wednesday, pre-entry for the W orld 200 is open through J a n . 19. Th e Late Models return as the premiere d ivision at Volusia County Speedway after a twoyear hiatus, com peting for the chance to represent the track In the NASCAR W inston Racing Scries regional and national competitions. VCS pilots have had good fortunr In the W inston Racing Series over the last few years David Rogers of Orlando claimed the Sunbelt Region rttamplonshlp In 1991. the last year the Late Models ran for the big prize Last year. D eLand's T o n y Pnn d rr was the Sunbelt champion wllh his Late Model Stock entry. Wrestling Contlanad from IB Honcl Ju m p p (220 pounds) each won their mutches with pins (or Lake Mary. Laike Howell's victories come from Lenny (140) and Robert I 152)Reed. Lake Mary also won the Junior varsity match. 72-12. Now 4-2 overall and 3-0 In d u n l m e e ts w llh S e m in o le Athletic Conference opponents. Lake Mary will tie back In action tonight, traveling to West O runge. Lake Howell <1-4 overall. 0-3 In the S A C ) wrestles at Oviedo tonight In another confrrrnceduul meet. OVIEDO44. B 11MOF MOORE II IS) — Adam nan (O) pmrsad Aero 1 II It) — Klnnaird (O) pinrod Provide I 44. II* — Larkin IBM) pinned Norton I S4 115 - P Arias IBMI pinned Sdiasrti 1 V : IX) Badoya IBMI pmnad K Raintsard 1 5*. ITS Br'nrs IBMI dec J H#mn*rd S I. IK Wilton (Ol pmnad Lukic I 00. 145 - Cobb 10) pinned (>4to I 45 15} - Haekin (BMi panned Bautista I 04, IM — Pratt (BMI tr forfeit, tfl - Matt (Ol pmnad HatkCOtt I If It* - Ztokalme <OI pmnad Andrad I ll I K - Black (Ol pinned Soortino } » . HVT —fnok 10) pinned Ray T 10 plctcd the nm w ith u pin in 1.10 According to (itst-year Oviedo coach Hick Trib lt, a big factor in the Lions' llrsl w in was the fan that they didn't give away many (mints on forfeits OVIEDO 48. BISHOP MOORE 31 *'We only forfeited one match O R L A N D O — The y had to (1(50 pounds), w hich Is a season come from behind to do It. but low for us." said Trib lt. who the Oviedo High School wrestl­ coached at Lym an for several ing team registered Its first dual seasons before m oving over to meet v ic to ry of the scuson O viedo "W e 'v e forfeited as Wednesday night, knocking oK many as live weight classes in a the nost Bishop Moore Hornrts given match because of Injuries 48-31. and Illness." Trailing 31-24 aflcr 10 weight Also winning H irlr mutches for classes, the Ltons scored pins lu. tOvUrio j B « t titghi w < r r Kenny the dual four w eight,classes to AdaitLsou, 1103 pounds). A tier! overtake Bishop Moore. Klnnaird (112). Sean Wilson T o m m y Melt started the rally (140). and Orestes Cobb l)4f>). by winning his match at 171 nil wllh firai-pcrind pins pounds wtth a ptn In 1:17. David T h e Junior v a r s ity match Zlckafoose (189 pounds) put rn d rd In ail 18-18 draw. Oviedo back on top when he Now 1-5 111 dual meets. Oviedo nailed his opponent In 1:18. will resume Its Seminole Athletic Brian Black (220) was next, Conference schedule tonight pinning his opponent at 2:25. wllh a home m atrh against laikr Joe Enos (Heavyweight) com- Howell. Seminole Coaiinuad from IB struggles uf the two learns' trigger men. A n d y Saras!y and Erie Roberts Sarasiy. one of the Sliver Hawks' lending scorers, suffered through a 2-fu r-13 performance. By comparison. Roberts. Sem i­ nole's sta rtin g point guard, connected on Just two of 19 uttrmpts from the Door. Each player finished with six points. Yet because Seminole con­ trolled the backboards, outrebounding Lake Howell 38-30. Arrow Force II survived. "W e didn't shoot the ball well from the outside." said Trnlnn. "T h e good news Is thal we won. Th e bad news Is Mini it was terribly ugly. But that's still good news, because we played an ugly gumc and sill) managed to w in ." Affording Arrow Force II that luxury were 6-foot. 7-inch Andre Hall (15 points and a game-high 12 rebounds). 6-foot. 4-Inch Reggie H o llo w n y 114 points, three rebounds), and 6-foot. 4Inch Ronnie McCarrell (four points, seven rebounds). Hull and McCarrell each blocked u shut us well. Neville Fuller chipped lu wllh 11 point* and six rebounds for Seminole F u r Lake H o w e ll, D u a n e Greene lo\sed In 15 points while Sarasty collected a game-high seven assists. Th e Sliver Hawks controlled the game early, taking a 21-18 lead after one quarter. Seminole rallied In the second quarter, scoring rigid of the period's first 12 points to go up 26-25. but the Sliver Hawks cainc right back lu goon top. 29-26. Suddenly. Lake Howell began to struggle as Seminole closed out the hall with an 8-0 n m and took a 34-29 lead Into halftime. "Th a t was the difference tn the game, the last two m ln u trs of the first hair* said Kohn. "We never really rerovered from thal momentum swing " Now 10 5 overall and 2 0 In the SAC. Seminole will host Lym an in another conference d a s h on Friday w hile Lake Howell (5-11. 1-1 S A C ) will rntcrialn conference foe Lake Mary. Lyman Continued from IB For Oviedo (8-7 overall, 2-3 In the conference). Fclrsha Wilson (17 points). Lisa Lljcnqulsl (14 points), and Stcplm nlr Nolsrux (12 points) all scored lu double figures. While the Greyhound girls fell iM-hlnd curly and spent the rrst of the game battling back, (he Lym an boys took n 34-18 lead Into halftime. Tha t advantage disappeared In (he third quarter, when the Lions nutscorrd their hosts 22 3 to build a 42-37 lead. Lym an rallied In ihc final period. Charlie Simons rapping the comeback when he con­ v e rte d (h e f ro n t end of a nne-and-one situation wllh eight seconds left to play to break o 52-52 Me. He missed the second shot, but lim e expired as the teams scram bled for the re­ bound. Drw nync Bell, who was called for a technical foul, collected a gam e-high 17 points and a team-besi 12 rebounds to lead the Grryhounds. Shaw n Ready chipped In will) 12 |K)lnls for the Grryhounds. Brian Hendrix was the only Oviedo player to score tn double figures, finishing with 14 points. T h e Lym an girls travel to Eustls for a game this evening before returning hom e to play Evans on Saturday afternoon. Oviedo visit Luke Brantley this evening for another S A C contest. Lym an's boys resume confer­ ence play when they go to Seminole Friday night. Oviedo, which hosts Mainland In a 5ADistrict 4 game this Friday, will resume play In the conference on Ju n . 14. when (h r Lions will host Lake Brantley. �San lord Harald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, January 6. 1904 - S I People Senior Center lists activities IN BRIEF Facility open weekdays to all seniors over 50 Art Festival accepting entries W IN T E R PARK - Th e 35lh annual W inter Park Sidewalk Art Festival will be held March 18. 10 and 20 along Park Avenue In Winter Park. Th e organizer* are currently accepting applications. Participation In the festival la limited to 250 artists who will be selected to compete for prizes that total more than $50,000. Application forms are available at artist supply stores and art renters around central Florida, at the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, ut the Winter Park City Hall and at the Winter Park Th e Sanford Senior Center Is open to all seniors age 50 and over each weekday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p in. As always, they continue to have a full weekly schedule of activities at the center. Seniors are e n ­ couraged to stop In and pick up a January calendar. Following Is a list of special “vents which will be held during the inonlh of January. • The renter Is I he place to be If you love doing rralts A group of women gathers every Monday at 9 a m. to participate In Craft* and Coffee. Everyone bring* their own project* to work on (plastlr canvas, crochet, needle point, etc.) and enjoy some great ro lfrr and conversation. Earh m onth they have a special birthday party too. Please Join them. • On Ja n . I I . a free blood pressure screening will start off the new year. Th is free service Library* Interested artists may also cull the Art Festival's office ut 072-6390 or Sully Odhner at 859-6690. DAV official to attend confab Donald A Sloss. Senior Vice Commander of the 1.2 million member Disabled American Veteran* (D A V ) will be In Allamonte Springs on Jan. 5-8 to attend the Department of Florida Service Offlcer/M Id-Winter Conference The event will take place at the Orlando North Hilton and Towers. For more Information on the event, call the National Headquarters for D A V ut (606)441 -7300. Magician to appear at library Magician Kevin King will perform at the Central Brunch of the Seminole County Library on Jan . 18. King's performance will be a part of the Nltetlme Kids program. It will begin at 7 p m. The library Is located at 215 N. Oxford Rd.. Casselberry. For more Information, call 339-4000. will be ofTered every second Tuesday ut 10 a.m . Please bring any record of your blood pre­ ssure with you lo be completed. Th is service Is being provided by lltc V IP Medical C e n te r on French Avenue. • Th e Sunlord Senior Tra v e l­ ers la-gln another year of day trip* with am outing to the Florida Citrus Festival and Ihc Opry Legends Show. On Tue s­ day. Feb. 1. a bus will depart the senior eenlrr for a day of animal exhibits, arts and crafts exhibits, free citrus and reserved seats up front for the O pry legends Show featuring Porter Wngoner. The bus will leave Hi 9 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Th e cost Is only $19 l.u n rb must tie bought on your own. H urry and sign up — the deadline for this trip Is Jan. 14. • A new series of Free Finan­ cial Seminars will be offered on Thursday, Jan. 20 at 10:30 a.m. T h is m o n th 's ''P e r s o n a l topic w ill be In v e s tm e n t Alternatives: What's Right for You?" ll will give an overview of t odny' s Invest men I opport unities. Th is Is an Informa­ tion-only presentation — not a sales presentation! Join them for this new m onthly uiiivlty. • Th e senior center Is glad to welcome the Audubon Society. This friendly group of adults come together monthly for meet­ ings. Th e ir next meeting will be Jan. 27 and they welcome any new Interesled seniors to Join them at 2 p.m . • The Horseshoe Club Is still ■ ■ p itc h in g " e v e ry T u e s d a y m orning ut 9 a.m. lo pitch horse sh o es. T h e y w e lco m e everyone and anyone to Join them. Th e y even have shoes If you need them. • Line dance classes will begin Jan . 18 Th e class Is from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday evening*. Th e cost is $2 per week. The classes will run for a 10-weck session. The regular Instructor will be leaching Ihe class. How­ ever. lh r class Is open lo nil adults (18 and up). There Is no advance registration needed. • The center will tie closed on Tuesday nights until Jan . 18. T h e y w ill then re-open on Tuesday evenings until 8 p.m. It Is hoped the center will provide an o p p o rtu n ity for use by "non-rctired" 50-and-ovcr citi­ zens. The facility will be open for billiards, cards and other [Missive activities as well as lor the second scries of line dance classes. • The center will lie closed Jan . 17 for Martin Luther King J r . Day. For Information on any of their special events or weekly events, call 330-5699. Hollywood East clogging classes Club welcomes new member Hollywood East Dancers conduct clogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7:30 p.rn. and Intermediate from 7:30 to 8 30. at Melodee Skating Rink. W. 25th Street near Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Th e cost la $3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn, 904-7350270. Bill Shspard (right) president ol Ihe Optlmlsl Club of Sanford, presents Rick Howe with the new members* packet end pin el the Dec. 29 club meeting al Shoney's. Howe, chairmen of distributing the club's holiday baskets lo the needy, reported on how grateful the recipients were. East-West Klwanls Club meets Thursday East-West Klwanls C lub of Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p.m .. at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, comer of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call Robert Whittaker, president. 88943042. Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly U*t*W ***** b , H*nn*n k h r o t M i Overeaters Anonym ous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m .. at the Com m unity United Methodist Church, I*lney Ridge Road and U.S. 17-92. Casselberry. For Information, cal) Carol. 322-0657. University women meet A b ortion : R espect right, reduce need A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — American Association of Universi­ ty Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. ut Capistrano Condom inium Clubhouse. 200 Maitland Avc.. Altamonte 5prlngs. Call Barbara at 889-8698 for more Information. D E A R A B B Y t I have Just completed editing and organiz­ ing live years of videos, corrcs|mndence with elected officials and organizations, and mugazlnr and newspaper clippings concerning the abortion Issue. I thought Ihc results might inter­ est you. One side of the Issue spoke of prevention of unwanted pre­ gnancy through Inform ation, education, birth control and af­ fordable, available contracep­ tives. T h is side support* a woman having the right to make her own decision concerning herself, but thinks that a woman who Is not pregnant doesn’t need to decide If she should have an abortion. "Respect the right, reduce the need." Th e other side spoke only of abortion being wrong (or a sin), and think* that there are no rights where a woman ts con­ cerned. Her only choice comes before the pregnancy, nnd mate responsibility Is never m e n ­ tioned. Th is side feels that In- Sunrise Klwanls meets Friday Th e Seminole Sunrise Klwanls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a m., at Shoney's. U S 17-92, south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call BruceMcKIbbtn. president, 322-0331. COM A announces meetings Th e Concerned Organization of Men In Action (COM A) m rrts the llrst and third Friday, at 6 p.m., In the church annex at St. Jam es A M E Church, ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, Sanford. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday, (Thursday non-smoking) evening at 8 p.m Meetings are held in the back room of the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting tlmea and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 3324122. | 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | 9 00 J 8 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11:00 | 11:30 lilM H Urnwim i" 6 00 Tm ______Itiwotq » M S H ttlM S#* OT35ST Peed Cte. >*) Cap O _____ SK fiT" B m K T m ^ O W EE 129 U ID W h Sm !' rm u o i O 0 I*** Cm *, k m TH TST tc t o JE w IWd BopOrfq ts m Owm in tj U ty Owe* - tint r«w> DiWiil* Pw** O M IM U f «« uni IW W -. g S jj u h m a fig g mot* w W jjZuttM * [Trml U r , 4 - Uw U mnmT ■> {WtW jCj BnCrS *** im m in e ra s tri— [im iifa s s o t --. S n S S? WQ TIblN TMttCil' " iC$A$M 11 M SN ■ :«*!*!, m WTQ_______ __ , ,— ,in,.. _■» -. Ca— >,C u t l0 « jy i E — rTtS-i. TE S S i E E R m TEwSSI — lo«M U \55i F E C s rra w .',1 f~M t kicerra\vi S T naidi tuw a W « r B ~ T C | SvIt** W s Sdm tl7|w TTTTZiTmiriTTTii* Cow*) C M l a m d N rs d 5* E Vi Itilfil CT lusnii »*»U iw i hS$*J IU * W T—» *«** tiw W |C«W • ra s — N$ppA*m ICiRifWt w tst itw d U K52IB B 8 8 1»J»Tl 7*»«J (*i £**•** b M u Thi F w KB0 WemdtTCirdf 0 E75T ig *2_____ E B B M tiiisr UK •* 1IMS. O M ) D»nJ 0 - * M jP H G C ; K 9 h i ET l tft a I,* SB5 U4M H. Pad S o r t pn Same* t; o I n q i i i u i « « » ii M0d n l M C i ) ••• I'lri) O m Soul U tW C»n di I H A D V IC E A B IG A IL VAN BUREN formation promotes experimen­ tation. sex education encourages sexual activity, and Us reference to birth control Is abstinence. Planned Parenthood wns or­ ganized In 1921 for the purpose of giving information on birth control to low-Income women, who otherwise couldn't afford prevention of unwanted pre­ gnancies. That was 52 years before the courls made abortion legal. It was later expanded to Include contraceptives, testing and treatment of Infertility, plus any disease connected with the sex organs. In our geographic area. Planned P a re n th o o d 's present campaign Is focused on m e n . and th e ir greater In ­ volvement In unwanted pre­ gnancies. Th e DeMoss Foundation hus spent In excess of $100 million on Its "Life. What a Beautiful Choice" campaign. Neither the com m ercials nur literature I have received contain any m en­ tion of prevention, or of reducing u n w a n te d p r e g n a n c y . T h e co m m ercials arc filled w ith h a p p y , loved, w cll-c a re d -fu r children, giving the Impression that this Is the way of life for all children. W hich side of the issue Is really pro-life, nnd spends Its money, time and energy towurd a future filled with children who arc wanted, loved and cared for? I know from personal experi­ ence that abortion can have benefits. It's a much different time now and It ts within our reach to achieve the prevention of unwanted pregnancy — and that ts the answer. I am pro choice, but I did not distort tlic above facts. I am also a m em ber of T h e Religious Coalition for At-orllon Rights and am very proud to be a Planned Parenthood volunteer. so If you choose lo publish m y letter, you nre very welcome lo use m y name. PATRIC IA MURCHEK, TUCSON. AR1Z. D E A R P A T R I C I A MURCHEKi Th a n k you for an Important contribution to this column. DEAR ABBTi May I speak for all of us who donate Items to be sold at a resale shop? When we bring top-quality Items for the needy, please see that the needy gel them. T o o m a n y of the " g o o d things" end up In the homes of the volunteers. Sign me... NO LONOER DONATES IN INDIANA DEAR ABBT: Once In a while term, people have actually re­ sponded a n g rily that I was Ignorant. Therefore. I'm refer­ ring the Issue lo you. Who Is right? Please sign me... HAD IT W ITH HENRY DEAR HAD IT: You are right, of course. And people who re­ spond In anger when someone politely points out a possible error In their thinking usually know they are wrong, which Is w hy they become so defensive. Aceordlng to the Henry Holt E n c y c lo p e d ia of W o r d and Phrase Origins, com piled by Robert Hendrickson. "If John Hancock had done nothing else, he.would be remembered for his big. bold, belligerent signature, the first on the Declaration of Independence, writ 'so big no Britisher would have to use hts spectacles to read It.'...H is name, os everyone knows. Is commonly used to mean a signature, or as a synonym for 'nam e' Itself. "Jo h n Henry... Is a synonym f i t a signature or name, but we d o n 't k n o w h o w th e te rm arose....John Henry originated In the American West as cowboy slang, and that's ull anyone has been able to establish about it." you publish led era about speech Irritants or pet peeves. Here Is my question, and 1 hope you won't think It's trivial or silly. Is one’s signature his/her Jo h n Hancock or Jo h n Henry? I was taught that because John H an­ cock signed hts name so boldly anu ItgiU y or. the Declaration of Independence, we Am ericans have used his name In reference to our own signatures. If my kno iedge of American folklore is correct. John Henry wns "a steel drivtn' m an" who (Probisms? Writs lo Dear Abby. "died with a hammer In hts For a paraonal, unpublished hand" — not an Ink pen. Yet. many times I've been reply, send a sell-addressed, a*krd by respected, educated stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, people lo put m y "John H enry" P.O. Box 69440, Los Angelas, on various documents. When I Calif. 90060. All correspondence have explained the origin of the la confidential.) P r -------------- BEETHOVEN'S 2ND T H I S O D E K urt K u i m U ^ *N0 PA SS MOVIE M O 4:10 M O * tO J 1:00 4:10 M O 0.41 S I Doubt Fire * !:4 S M ie .4 0 E H ), P E L IC A N BRIEF* fWul 100 4:4S7:10S-40 GER0NII 3.J0 J 00 7:11 0:30 EE3 * W A Y N E 'S W O R L D 2 1.30 4JO 7:00 0.00 E 3 , C Ghost In the Machine 330*307:J0*30 ts r Grumpy old men |ACK LEMMON M O V Ill AND II. . *■ I 3:10 4J 0 T. JO >.40 *00 S IS T E R ACT 2. m m v K m 'm 1:10 0:00 MOO-JO 8 BSD BATMAN: Animated MO 4.00 T JO ALL MOVILS IN STE H F O SOUND A �i i * I i V » * 4 B . Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida - Thursday, January 6. 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN ANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY Cat*N*:41 M X C A ttU I General Jerndwtioa C O M M E R C IA L F E D E R A L MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. «t P A IR IC IA G K N O TT ,etat. Ottendantitt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Nolle* It hereby given that the undertigned Maryann* Mon* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida will, on th# JOth day of January 1*14 at II 00 a m at th* Weit Front door ot th* Seminole Coveity Courthdute. tn th# City 0* Son ford Florida otter tor tale and toll at public putcry lo the htgheti and bed bidder tor ceth the following deteribed property tlluoted In Seminal* County. Florid*, lo Wit UNIT lit BUILDING *00 CR O W N P O I N T B Y IH E SPRINGS, a Condominium, i t deter ibeJ in th* Dec lor alien of Condominium filed Mjv*.. bar II. Iteo In Official Recordi Boo* tJO f. Pag* IS*, at amended by Flrtt Amendment tiled September 17. 10ES. In Official Record* Book ItTl. Pag* t#*S. Amendment in Ot ftcial Record! Boo* 1*41. Page 10*1 and at amended by Second Amendment In Official Recordi Book i*i*. Page tot* and Amendment in Otflci*l Record* Boo* t**S. Page H i, Public Record* ot Semmpi# County. Florida together with an un divided intern! in and to the common ttementt and common eipentn Ot described in tad Ooclaration puvtuont ie tn* linoi deem ot toroclotur* entered M a cat* pending in told Court th* ttyle el which It COMMERCIAL FEDERAL M ORTGAGE COR PORATlON vt PATRICA G KNOTT el ai In accordance with th* Alter icon* with 0>iebiiif«t Act. per ton* with a disability who need# tpetlol accommodation to par tlclpot* In thlt procoodmg mould contact ADA Coordinator #t X I North Pork Avenue. Suit* N X I. Sanford Florida « f f l at >*at I five IS) day* prior to the proceeding Telephone I Mil J7J41X E »t 4777: t IPX! *SS 1771 (TO O ) or I (1001 OSS1770 IV). vie Florida Raley Sorvk* WITNESS my hand and ot tictol moi at Mid Court thit ttm day ot December. t»*J ItE A L ) By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Pubitm December X . IX ) 1 January A Ittl OEM 11} IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fit* Numb** f ) « 4 CP IN RE ESTATE OF ELO ISE B WIMBISH [Serrated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnlifration el the eitaf# ol ELOISE B WIMBISH. d e c o a t e d , F ile N u m b e r 4) tie CP. N pending In ihe C irc u it Court lor Seminole County. Florida Probe1* Diet lion the adorn! ol wMch It Pott Ottice O rnwr C. Sanford, FL Th e n a m o ltl and add*#ttirtl ol th* penonal rrp retentali.e and the perianal roprotontatiy* t attorney or* tel forth beto* A LL in t e r e s t e d p e r SONS ARE N O T IF ItO T H A T All perton* on whom thit notice It toned who have ob lectKmt that challenge the n i.d Ity of the elll. the qualification* of the pertonal repretentetiv* venue or |urltd>ctlen of fhlt Court or* required to III* thoir oblocllo nt with thlt Court W I T H I N TH E L A T E R OF TH R E E MONTHS AFTER THE □ A T E OF THE FIRST PUBLI C A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DATS AFTER THE D A T E OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON th em All creditor! of the decadent and other pertont haring claim! or demondt oga-nt* decedent t ettote on whom o copy of thlt notice It terved within three month! alter the da** ot the lirtl publication of thit notice mutt tile thoir ctoimt with thit Court W I T H I N TH E L A T E R OF TH R E E M ONTHSAFTER THE D A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A FTER THE O A T F OF SFRVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All other credtiort ol the decedent and partont having Claim* or demandi agamtt tha decedent * mutt In# their Ctoimt with thit Court W ITHIN T H R E E M ONTHSAFTER THE O A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L c l a i m s DEM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO r i L E O WILL BE FOREVER BAR RED The dot* ot th* t.rtt publico Hon ot thlt Notice It December » . ien Pertonal Ropretontatlv* John B Wtmtnth S100 Llnwood Circle Sanford FL JJTfl Attorney tor Pertonal Heproiontotirt S Kirby Moncrtot. Itqutr* M ONCR IEF ANO WALLACE. PA JIJW Flrtt Street Suit*401 Senlord. Florida JJtn Florida Bar No lltiei Pubtilh December x (44) A January 0. IH i o e m in #- i __ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC H IA R IN O TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice It hereby given that * Public Hearing will be had M tha Com m illion Room at III* City Hall. J00 North Pork Avenue, in th* City of Sanford. Florida, ot 7 00 o'clock P M on January 10 l**4 to contldor tha adoption ol on ordinance by Hi* City ot Sanford. Florid*, deter Ibed ot W Rmt ORDINANCE NO. Ittl T O AN N EX A PORTION OF TH AT CER TAIN PROPERTY L Y IN G BETW EEN R INEHART ROAO ANO IN TER STA TE * ANO B E TW E E N STATE ROAO a* ANO VACATED SOUTH OREGON A V E N U E AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE C IR C U IT COUNT OF T H I1 IT M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cate M*. ( I I J t J C A U l WORLD SAVINGS AND LOAN A S S O C IA T IO N , a Federal Savmgt and Loan Atteclitien BlaHititl. vt J E R R V W A Y N E H E N D R I C K S O N . LISA HENDRICKSON, at a l. Defender 11 NOTICE O F SALE PURSUANT T O C H A P T IR U NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment ot forecloturt dated December I*, ton. and tnfertd In Cota No t l 7X7 C « II L Ol th* Circuit Court ot Hi* IRh Judicial Circuit Hi and tor Soml not* County. Florida wtaroHi WORLD SAVINGS ANO LOAN A S S O C IA T IO N , a Federal Saving* and Loan Attociatien. it PlaHitilt. and JE R R Y WAYNE H E N D R I C K S O N . LISA H E N O R IC K S O N . FORO CONSUMER C R E D IT COM P A N V . e/k/a F O R O CON SUMER FIN ANCE COMPANY, INC JOHN W C H R IA U C Ja n d ROSE M CHRZASZCZ. hit wlto. Are Dotondantt i will Mil to tha highetl and bet I bidder tor cath at Hi* wet! Iron! door ol th# Somtnoto County CourthouM In Senlord Florida al II H o'clock A M on tha XHi day at January. 1*04. th* following detcritwd property at tat forth Ht tad Summary Final Judg mont, to wit Lot A Block D. Indian Hlllt Unit Thro*, according to th# Plat thereof at recorded in Piet Boo* 14. Pag* *4. Public Rtc ordt ot Seminal# County. Ffer id* and oil litturet and pertonal properly located therein #r IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. BJ 1*4} CA I* K S TEP H EN R VAUGHNand H E N A E R VAUGHN Plolnfiftt. vt M AR GARET M NEWMAN •It . ot al . Defendant! AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO M A R G A R E T H NEWMAN. Deceeted end her rotpecltv* unknown howi. de v Iloot grenteet creditor*, end oil other perftot ctelmlng by, through under or agolntt M ARGARET M NEWMAN and Oil claim ant*, pertont or per I let natural or corpora!* or whoM t i e d togal ttatut it unknown, claiming under or egolntf Ihem. ond’or any pertiet claiming to have any right, till* or imereti tn and to th* land* hereafter drtcribad YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to quiet till* to lh# following property in Semmoto County. Florida Lot A Stock "A ". BRETTON WOODS according to th* Plat thereat at recorded in Piet Boo# It page JL Public Record! of Semmoto County. Florida he* been tiled ageintt yaw and you Or* required to terv* * copy of your written O#tontat It any to It on J Jeffrey Deary of Wmderweedle tie net Ward a Woodmen P A Piontlfft et tsanoyt when* eddreit It Pott Office Bei 1X1, Orlando F tor Ido JJkOJ within X dayt otter the flrtt publication, and til* th* original with the Ctork ot thit Court either before w rvK t on PtOinlilti' attorney! or immedi atoly thereat**!, otherwtw a default will be entered ogatntt you tor th* relief demanded m the Amended Complaint or Petition Detod an Dec amtar it tttj MARYANNE MORSE AS CLER K OF THE COURT By Ruth King At Deputy Ctork Publith December 7) X <**1 A January a t J. let4 DEM X I __ _____________ CO UN TY OF'SEMINOLE NOTICE A TTE N TIO N Ethel L Ctov* land, and Cod* Lewi* or Hto>r heir* ottignv trentfert. or tu< ceitort in inter t i ll and tn* unknown tpeutoi ol *H 'ho Legal Notices IN T H C CIRCUIT COUkY O F T H E (IO H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 4) IU«CA OIVI1ION I4L LEA D ER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS. Plaintlllltl, vt JO A N N v PHIPPS, ttal Oetendantltl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN purtuanl to a Final Judgment ol loreclotur* dated December it, let] and enteyed Hi Cate No f j I074CAI4L ol th* Circuit Court ol Iho E IG H T E E N T H Judicial C hcviI hi and tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein L E A D E R FED E R A L BAN K FOR SAVINGS It Ihe Pteinllff and JO ANN Y PHIPPS and th* unknown ipout* CO tenant ot JO ANN V PHIPPS MICHAEL A N O R T O N . R IC H A R D S B U R K E , and LEE M Me C U L L O U G H are th* Oaton dentt I will toll to th* highetl and batl bidder tor <*th el th# Well Front Door ot th# SEMI N O LE County Courthout# at 11.00 * m . on th* JOth day ol January, i m Ihe following deter .bed property at tat lorth In Mid F Inal Judgment Lot IS Bloc* 4 NORTH OR LA N D O 2nd ADDITION ac cording to th* plet thereof at recorded Hi Pia< took 17 Paget SS thru 17. Public Records ot Sam inolo County. F lor Ida WITNESS MY HAND and tha tea' of thit Court on December X tetj (SEAL) HONORABLE AAARVANNE MORSE Clork ot th* CHtull Court By Rv*n King Deputy Clerk Publith December X 1*01 A January*. 1X4 D EM It* Detod of Sanford Sammofe County Florida thit Xth dtr ot December, l**J MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Mid Circuit Court By Joan Brlllont Al Deputy Ctork Publith December X l**J A January a t*»4 oem m NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LA N D U II/R EZ O N IN O PUBLIC HCARINO TO BE HELD F E B R U A R Y }. IN4 Notice it hereby given that th* Seminole County Local Land Planning Agency Planning and Zoning Conwnlttton ILPA/PAZl will conduct a public hearing on February I. IH4 beginning i t 7 p m . or ot toon thereafter at pottlbto. Hi the County Sorvtca* Building. INI Eotl Flrtt Sir**! Sanford. FL. Room ION (th# Board Chamber!I Th* pu'pote at thlt hoar trig it to receive public input Input tram any local government or other agency, and to mek* rocommondotfent to tn* Sommofe County Board of County CommitHonor* on a reguetfed Small Scot* Amondmont to th* Seminole County ComprohontJv* Plan, and ottoc tered re toning. p* tottowt Larry Oafe - Plan amondmont tram Law Oonotty Ratldenhol to Medium Oemity Retdental and ottoc afed re ranmg tram R IAA I Single Family Dwelling Olttrtctl to R AH I Affordable Hevtwg Dwelling Oh K k II detcribod at LPtt t and*. Btocb 4. Sonlord Form*. Piet Boo* 1. Pag* ITT. Sommoto County Florid* further deterWed at abutting th* touth tdn of Orange Bautovord. immodafety *ou*n ot th* intertectan of North Indian* Street and Orange Boufetord containing approiimatoly lOocret (BCC Dfefrkfl) Not* Land ut* amondmont* on property containing hood prone and wetland treat remain tubioct to th* applicable Coneorvotiow land ut* detignatton and v or lout overlay toning cl# tailKat ant end tha provident rotating thereto Th* gonoral public Ik encouraged to appear at Hut hearing and proton! input In accordance wtlh th* procedure* ufltlyod by th* LPA/PAZ Including Hip tubmittan *4 written comment! to Hi* LPA/PAZ c/o *Comprohonaivo Planning Office' . hoi fen Firit Street Sanford. FL XTI1. totophene (471 X I 11JO. attention 7X4 Comment! mutt be received no lot** man January X iff 4 to be inctudod Hi Hi* He It report dull touted to IP A .P A Z " v ^ t u i ' T T J l heating may be continued from time to time at totnd m em ory by th* LPA/PAZ Coptot #4 the prepoeed amondmont (ad rtiQSing *"d related Information and any comment! reeteved. ark •avertable tor pubiv review at tn* ePOrett above Room H47. between the hour* of ( B0 0 m and J 00 p m . Monday through F riday. *eeluding halldayt Pertont with diMbrlitwi needing attittanc* to parficipato many of thee* proceeding! thouid canlcf the E mployee Relation* Deportment ADA Coordinator 44 hour* in advance ot th* mooting ot I00FI JJI IIX . eitontionTtil Pertont art odvited that If they decide to appeal any dec It 'on mod* at fhlt hearing, they will need a record of Hi* proceeding* and for tuch purpote they may need to ontur* * verbatim record of Hi* proceeding! it mod*, which record include* the tottlmony and evidence upon which th* appeal U bated Section JMBIBL Florida Statute*. BOARD OF CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS. B Y : FRANCES CHANOLER. MANAGER. COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING DIVI SION Publith January I A January J T .IX f 0EHI1 ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER TH E ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLOEIDA Notice it hereby given that a Public Mooring will be field hi tn* Com million Room at th# City Hall. J00 North Park Avenue, in the City ot Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on January It. 1MI to contldor th* adoption of an ordinance by Hi* City of Sanford. Florid*, deter ibed at follow* ORDINANCE NO. SIX TO ANNEX A PORTION OF TH A T CERTAIN PROPERTY LY IN G BETWEEN PALM W AY AND SANFORD AVEN UE AND B E TW E E N HIBISCUS DRIVE AND POINSETTA DRIVE: AS SHOWN ON THE AAAP BELOW: 1 RE L O T It ROSELAN O PARK PB 7 PC It 110*0 Flrtt Drivel A recent impaction ot m* above O*Mr bed properly r# reeled the unoccupied ttruc fur#* or* unueto untui'obi* tor occupancy and dttrtm*n!*i to •na health. safety and welter* Of tha general public Th* ttruc turet or# a health and fir* haiarp duo to tnedeauato mom tonanc*. dilapidation and In accordance with Sommoto County Ordinance *B 1* th* above mentioned thweturot •** doctored to b* * public nuilance removed tram th* property Th# demolition and removal ot th* ttructuret mull begin within thirty 1X1 d a n end be com ptoBoG wlttJn umely IM ) dart oner receipt J Rut no!He or you may widertot# th* appeal procett ot outlined In Section Sevan (ft of County Ordinance Number BO It To purtu* the appeal precast It will be necet tory tor you to appear before tn* Board ot County Commit ttonort and prevent any relevant or materiel tact* or evidence et to why th* above mentioned ttructwrtt should not be de dared a public nuitanc* It you with to appeal to the Board ot Cammltuonort. ptoot* tot m* know and I will reduett th* Board to tot d tim# end dot* tor a hearing Failure to begin removal of lh* ttructuret or failure to appeal to th* Board of Commit ttonort wlthm thirty IX I day* after receipt ot thlt nolle* mey remit In adton being token by the County to hove the ttruc turet demofithed end removed All cottt Incurred by lh* County tor lh* demolition and removal ol th* ttru c tu re t w ill b* o tto tto d to you and may become a lion agolntt your property. If you have any quo* ttont concerning Hilt matter, pleat* call Oram* Nwanodl at J l l ’ItlO. oetonttonTJJJ Publith: December 14. IX X . ly e j l January a. i m O EM IM P ri 41—M o n p y to L « n d CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 322-26 i1 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS KEEP DtlVIRC AKDS riU GET THE MONEY! All you need I* your title Jack Diamond tor oppointmenl 740 7*7* 831-9993 43—M o rtg a g e s Bo u g ht A Sold PfWATE PARTY RATES 14 coamcuKvb tbBBS_____ J7b a Bn* •:00 AM. • &30 PJL MONDAY FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY t SUNDAY 7COOMCUOvR Dreg*_____ 70M End 3ccvwetuPvBttma*___ »18RIn* 1ttm•__________ I1.1taIn* R bIbb mb WANTED *4* 000 ttl Mtg *fh owner accupiod bik r> I0\ ml, X yt a 44* Jaa 1ft) 70— Listing Servlet par Ibbub , batad on 3 Hnas •3 Lint* I BINDERYnJEllVIRV Port lima pcnlton* avoitobi* NOW ACCEPTWG 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d MPLOYMENT It f d B W g mey r e t iH Harold Adi anaai X Bid cotf of *n addbonaf day Cereal wtwn you g* maiX* Pay u#*y tor day* yc## ad n n al ret# eerrwd Ute U detenpdon tor t#i wet roovfti Copy ttkjM t a x anaptatf* typo grarfuodtorm •Commeroof Eoquoncy rate* ore ovoiatf* 323-5176 744 W Hlh St AO D TO YO U R INCOME S IL L AVON NOWi calc t n a n j p m b i t DCAZXJNES Tuaaday VeuFnday 1) Noon Th* Ooy Botoo Putecaaon SunMy And UondayS 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDOS: In ttia event of an error In an od, the Sanford Herald w<H b* raaponolbl* for th* Brat Inoodfon onfy and onJy lo th* ortont ol ttt* coal of Ihof Inaortton Plato* chock your ad for accuracy the Brat day If run*. * Legal Notices NOTICE For additional information Mitigation Dtvtiion Atlanta Regional Offtc* I to4J 11} 4400 Th* F t d f r a l E m trg tn c r Management Agency IFCMA1 hot announced that it hat cam pitted 0 detailed retttton of th* Flood Ineurone* Study tor Sem inoto County F tor to# Thit ' f# ttudy of ttood hotord *r**t include! unmeorporefed «'#*i of th* County at won el tn* Clttot ot AMomonte Spcingt Cotwiborry Cot* Mery long wood Oviedo Sontord end Winter Spring! A tmgto. COun tyw.de let et Flood inmrenee Be*e Map! win be pubuthed m a lew month* Th u announcement it In tended to notify *>i mterottod pertont of th* completion of i*» re ttudy to lh*y may t o n on oppertwty to attend * public meeting to be held on Monday January to it*4 at t 00 FM at fh# Semmoto County Agricut turot Centor I X Well Comity Heme Road Sontord A c c o rd in g I* G lonn C Woodard Ji . Director FEM A t Miiigolien Dirltton. Atlanta Regional Otr.ce mo pu>pow of th* re ttudy It I* determine hood etovotiont end the bound arht *< ttoodpiemt within de vetoped area* or area* which or* IIta ly to be developed m lh* n**r Mur# Th* r* ttudy will b* wted by th* community to carry Out ttoodpi*." menog*m*n! re qulremenlt *1 th* Noltonol Flood Inimonce Program Th* otovo'-ent will alto tw uted al tn* be!.! tor determining Iwod trim once premium rotot Rtpr*Mnl*r>v«t Ot FEM A mil d.vcuit th* retuitt at tn# Flood Inturanc* R* ttudy end will Outline ipectf.c ectiont needed to be toeen by tn# local govern nvent in order to contmuo »t>gl btlity in tho Nel.onat flood Inturanc* Program Th* meet mg wit* alto provide appartuaity to recatvo comment* cerrvc ttont. end quetttont about m* r* ttudy Publith January 1.1X4 DEN 14 PUR LK SALE^ CO N TEN TS OF STORAGE UNITS CONSISTING OF MIS CELLANLOUS ITEMS FOR H Glngtot M l PCI S Zomowtoc In D*r*H Lendtceping H Lack* M Luton L Rlfey T Sontlill J Whitten WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC A U C T I O N A T 417 M I N I STORAGE. 710 NORTH CR W. IONGWOOO, FL ON 17 JANU ARY 1X4 AT I S » HOURS Publtih January a. 1L 1X4 DEN X W e tp Merc For Ton rM f-EEMa-: n r n-EidtriyCsre Bljddft Control Ftofckm’ SENIORS call to find Out It you qualify tor *Hitl*nc* with DIAPERS.PADS delivered to your door monthly < J S40IJS4_________ CHRISTIAN TLC It hour* lb tpy hom* lor eider Ir ledwt Reo tonebto refet. prlieto room *■0 and rot 7711*41 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing tuccood* like tucteti We iewe l into #u» Jrd doted* Of Irouiing tu cctitM egentt i4olK*n**f Wetlheipl WATSON R EA LTYC O R P REALTORS JO-DEB AGENTS AVON Earn No door.door P T/FT iniur one* oval table S*"di H i H t) ASSEMBLERS Mend mofl work ) thin* 7AM t MPM and ) BPM midnight (1 p*. hom Ne ver ote* I Hefp Pertenwel. » X BTX toXX AUTO DE TAllf R Far butting only #nc»d^*llJJ^**«f BINOCRY/DCLIVERY Pa#| tim*. pRMfkvnt Etliltti1* ________ C e i l t t f y y CNA 2 T - P e rs o n a ls For ) It i h l lt termed ADOPTIONS Free medical tar* tranipor ration counxllng privet* doctor pivt living evpentet Bar rTIfftt Call Attorney town t rater 1444*11)44* M u lt be BN Wtekendi part time Accepting appiit alien* Monday f re a r. * 4 OaRary Mower M N If* } O tla ry X I *** cat* 21— L o s t A F o u n d DIRECTOR For aitobiithad chikdcor* ten tor Iducorion and eaperena* tn early childhood r*qu»*d Can » ) *411 LOST Pr*vnptton i u . gieiiet tna Far Ey*t ta x Orang* Ctfy area________ B84 7XIBB1 SM REW ARD for return of tteton COT cover. Hidden Lk No oueflwnt acted JJI 711) DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. T e .a rx Fl a wall eitabi tred and g*ew mg Control Ftor>da k im t rompery offer* you PSeml Annual Pay Increai*! P Stop Oft Pay OUntoodmgPoy ovecetpnPay * Safety Bonut OSpoux Riding Program * Average Trip) 7 Ooy* 0 Lafe Model Conv#e»tdn#i T rector* It you hev* J year* tractor trailer, OTR and mew and K# trprrenc# pfwt a good driving record coll _______ IB R B H »*** 2 7 -N u rs « ry A C h ild C a r t HOLIDAY SPECIAL itt Ire* no rogittrotion to*1 MRS MICHELLES HOUSE ______nt taa t m n ______ BOWL LIKE A PRO Loitorvt by * protoiito" bowler Any age Mon ladet or children f d * 'em ere Ik 401 ) X 4144 Member ot the PBA 41— C E m tlE T Y L o ts ) Evperi Eip. Industrial Sewmi Haduht OpEfilan LO TS Ooklown Momorlel Per* ] tor the price o* tl tt laoCatiftfTtttiW Mon thru Th m v »•* hr war* day* Pd holiday and voce tom Agpfy at. Van Del 71*0 O d L* Mary ftd . Sontord___ S t— F in a n c ia l S t r v ic t s tSpEriERtedlloW fEfSOR (Stripping and w ait Lato night,early cneryung Mato or temole Equal Opportunity Em ployer C a ll Valor!* Monday Friday. P> M U DOES TOUR CREDIT REPORTM AKE VOUSICKf Coll Th* Credit Dec tor IRM *44 CREDIT Our client* *re guaranteed to receive * major credit c*»d in X day* or compute rofmtd GRILL COOKS BUSSERS STOP FOMUOSUM! Now hiring Apply m perton Apply at Ml l i n e n Bird FarnPert ttopben* tallptoaial MOTEL i con help t1\ tuccot* tarry M y x t « f 44* 1)4) until BPM Legal Notice MAINTENANCE PERSON VEHICLE AUCTION Thl* auction nlll bo hold On i/X/ta al * « am at M l Alafaya Trail. Orltdo. F L. Proapecitv* oidder* may in •peel vehicle* on the day before from * X * m will 4 » p m Term* arc tern or cartittod fund* only Ttbbifl* Inc/Atoma Samoran Towing rtier vet th* right to accept or rotocf any and on bid* IB7I Rod Ford Fairmont VKtXEFJF 111144 INS Ton Bvtok Par* A x VPt 44WXX AHcOtXd PuMIth January*. 1X4 E vperenc# in plumbing and electrical NIGHT AUDITOR With Motel E >p#r .meed Apply in per ion Deytlnn. * * »W SN 44 Sontord _______ LABORERS N E E D E D Milled end mvvhttied Poiilion* av*tl able Day*. Call between t ) SPRINT STAFFIN O , I X X II DEHJ1 B j . S < g irm > ic < g & A complete deter iplion end a copy ot th* ordinance M t’l be available at th* Offtc* ol th* City Clerk lor oil portent dttirlng to oaemtno th* tom* All portlet in Inttretl and cltliont than have an opportunity to be hoard at M d flooring. By order ot the City Commiulon of th* City ot Sanford. Florid* PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TAC T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT I X S0J« 4 * HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EE TIN G AD V IC E TO THE PUBLIC II * perton decide! lo appeal a dec It ion made with rotpacf lo any metier conttdorod at th* abort moating or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record of th* proceeding*, inc'udlng Ihe tottlmony and ovtdtnc*. which record It not provided by th* City Of Sanford (FSlttO IM ) JanetR. Donahoe City Clerk Publim December X . IWJ and January*. IH4 OEM 177 RES /COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Framing, Drywall, Door*. Rooting. Control* jjja a jj so.BaiiM.CBCatwa* Air Dud Cleaning AIR DUCT CLEAHIHO gurrar cleaning /it reenlng. chimney twoop Imured Young'* Sorv ke. Ik XXB04IIPJBBBI CELEBRITY CIPHER T H I K l W Z O H O V J X W Z D I E K O 8 V X L K O I X P K a X I I U O C K Q , T M 8 T f N V T X Z L U 8 W W Z O ’ H B 1 1 1 . ' — I I V T K O . P R E V IO U S S O L U TIO N : "I flirw up M I ahartafwJ tMCRQround w t w t I t)bvbc knew that DaRig biach made a dW aranc* " — Robin Q ivont r CarpEntry C A R P EN TE R All kind* Of homo repair*, pointing A ceramic life Richard Grot* Ml X T) u ■ a O O Z F Claanlng Scrvict START TOUR NEW YEAR out right Hava me clean your hom*. office, etc Affordable rate* Call m o tto Additions & Rtmodfllng CweOrei Conor crypto?amt Ire creeled bam aut etom Oy lemoue peopa peel end weeerd la r a w n M C * enema r«a*r t oka I N v*i V V L * X Naiica FLO R ID A STATS R E W IR E S all contractor* b* regntored or cerfittod To verify a *tet* c o n tra c to r! Ilcont* coll I *00 )4J 74X Occupational licence* or* required by the county and tan be reel tied by coning ni im .n i fan A complete dttcrlptien and a copy of th* ordinance than be available at Ihe Office Of Itw City Clerk for all pertont (hairing to evamin* fh* Mm*. All portlet in interett and cltliont the11 hev* an opportunity to be hoard at M U hopring By order of th* City CommIttion of th* City of Sontord. Florida PERSONS WITH D IS AB ILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TIC IPATE IN AN Y O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TAC T THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT X X J4J4N HOURS IN ADVANCE OF T H E M E IT IN O . ADVICE TO THE P U B LIC : II R perton doctdoi Id appeal * dec Ition mod* with retpod to any matter con ttdtrad at tha above meeting or hearing, ho may need a verba Iim record at tha proceeding*, including the tottimony and evidence, which record I* not provided by th* City of Sanford IFSIM II0J1 Janet R. Donahoe City Ctork Publith December JO. I*Y1 and January B. 1X4 DEM 174 C arpBt Cleaning SAM'S CAR PET C LEAN IH O plot ball out ifrtp ftoorc R oildonl 1*1i om m erc lol 14 hr* JJ4 JSC1, beeper 444 4*41 O ig stn Sarvlc* inina m tu i HOUSE CL«AN~ and rN N N W rate* R*r*. Bonded.'Lk/im *174X1 Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Waynt Beal J Mon Quality Opera lion! JM-7771/74074*) Horn* Improvement | Rif; W A Y 1 H ir L e t T h U D ia fte r A d li I W bbSc Fn t y i , . V. -------- EKcfflSr-------- F* - ________L _ J M A S TE R E L E C T R IC IA N . Home Repairs Repair addition, comm/ret Lk/lm *EROOO*tt)ttl 447) Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO Inttall Sanding FlniUilng T O M O L S E N ttl)4 J4 )X 7 A A A FLUMA1NO A SEWER. Leaky laucofaT Running foifell? 170 could *o!v* you* problem Wafer huetor*. Ja hr •orvko. 4G4 JJJ J11J Janitorial Services BUTZCLEANJANITORIAL DjTTTlTaTTtoo^'wIvewayy P re s s u re C le a n in g Home Improvement Com m on.jl, if at id X I *71) AFFORDABLE Ham*Repair. All phaiot Call ter tree ett L k Im Michael B J 7104 Lawn Servlet ALDOCSITAll Fla It right at a price you con altord Lk'd/lra. From alort t* linith Carpentry, plumb ing electrical, and reefing »vc» 7) yr* of tiperlenc* Ho fob too big or imall. Call na-ra)) or m i M M I n . Plumbing' HANDY'S Muftlpfe Sec*. Treat, roof ropoir. driveway*, point ing Fro* H i Sr. dfec. m-74*) M A R I N O Homo R e p a ir , tpocialitina in imall |*bt CRCOSaBTtFrxtil m ill* Flrewood/Fuel • SPLIT OAR FIREWOOD* Delivered or pkk up |) 0 dock 1)1)441 Painting BRUNELL PAINTINO Comm A R*« Pretiur* cleaning, Carpentry. Door hanging/ Plettering L k / lm rejoocfi Jlynb ib u* m 1X1________ HANDY'S Heutepalntlng P u rl now A lave: Low. low rafeit JBynavp Lk/ln* m i 4 U PROTECTIVE COATiNOS by Power. Inf./oil.. I k ' d . In* Freoxflmoto*........... n i out TOM A JE F F 'I LAWN CARCI Ro* /Curmr . doptndobl*. tow ratoitFroant........... J X 7070 Masonry TW P MASONRY, Brfdu Etoct. Stucco. Concrtl*. Ron*va tton*. Lk Jto a ...........XIM BB roof*, pool dock*, walk*. houxt.FrM O tl. JJI 417) S w im m in g P o o l S a r v lc e / R e p a lr W EEKLY SERVICE from Saf mo Chom Rita Pool Sorvk* 1*0 777* Robert Shoemaktr Tr— SarvicE ■CJIOU TREE SVC- Lk *. tn "Lof th* Proto**tonal* do If." Fro# animate* ........W B X I i l r e i t i s r ) o u r llu sinrss / r r r \ I h n I m l> / m r S /.7 / V t Month. ( till t h i w i j ir t l . >JJ J t i l l Is �S»nlofd Herald. Sentord, Florida - Tftufiday. January 6, I W - SB 7 1 —H t lp W a n ttd 9 3 -R o o m s fo r R o o t JANITORS Pd't lima Sue contract our customers Days or i m w i w trtw 40/ 777 0**1 LANDSCAPER F/T position COL d i l l U roouwod_________ e i w i m LEASINCCONSULTANT Pori lima l*avng potion lor Stonobrook Apartm ents Commission Weekends a wink! Call W *554 to g ' CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W'ktl avail SS5/-ah. H i m . Downtown 77? 1004 _ CLEAN ROOM) imgta starting I H i « l K ltchan. phono, laundry, vldao games. all d r sat parking no i t ; ] BURN. BEDROOM. caMa la. *0(01 call!, kilihan prlv . 7/>'wk Non drinking )J I IrH FURNISHED roam with vw ol waster and dryar alia kilchan . P*>>>t*9** l ad m w PR IVATE UPSTAIRS, dura kilthan A baths DO wk m dudatail m i M l o O W d i l MAIDS 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent F / I M l . l i Will train Uniterm*. Mwlir Maid. W MB» M A IN TE N A N C E Farl lima n**P iw A M im rental (am pkaamSacHord w a illl _ NOTICE AM a«d r#«t ostA'r fivtm*nf% «rp *o tho Fed**#1 f i r Ho*, tin? At f which malts it to •drtvliw anf pt tltroncf. lim italiRff or d ittrlm m oliofi tas#d on raca ( d i r rtio a n Wo. hand**? latfilial status or nalmul orlQtn MECHANIC Mad'um *a la »> i duty k M it Mud Kara aiparian(a and Hoik I WO M l MW M ID I CAL HELP LPN II PM r AM. Patl lima A**>iy in pa*so" la t t io * Nutting Cankar, »t» Eatl ?nd Ittaa' Santord m i o ic a i FURNISHED I bdrm I bam Oval (U(r araa 17*7-month kiooamoc iioan? LPN 9 9 -A p a r tm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t CNA I) hour Shift* I dart an. ? N f i P I la v ia M la d lit r Can ( in tan CASSELBERRY UpK4>0 tingls ktory paid apartmantt I bsdroomi IOval larlnd'tldualor coup* PART TIME SALES ggg-gm____________ Graat par' la M hr • banut fun anriranmanl fiaaapia naurt Call Mr Flynn |ji k ill PART TIME OfTICE HELP Wwd Parian rtQuirad l civs baipiui Flaaibla daytime h o u 't Man T h u rk . I to hr* **•* Call/*!«/* POSTIONS AVAILABLE • Manager • A id Manager Permanent lull •me soarlad pos'ton* at iva k Hallmark knap in Laka Mar/ Canira Haryuurk tama weak and and stoning hduri Far inkarma Han ran , d r na *i*a o» yandratum* la idkW Milthall Mamma* k Rd Ortada. FI t in t CLEAN I BDRM i i ' i v ' l U/t ma glut tat No pa't n e leak C O N V E N IE N T m town AO amantiai I yr data ne pall IT** 111* lit* s*. U t rite CONVENIENT ANO SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS tfts . m m t HISTORIC A i.n o a k Se/ltard Vary d*pn |/t kilchan. lit rm agpll lancad yard Raraga. goad neighbor* u r t m* i n dap HUD Ok t» M l _______________ sfASf rot LESS! Ona Bedroom Apartments IT*k DEAL Most wood Aptk JJt m i HAf r Y NEW YEAN! M A R IN E rS PRESCHOOL TEACHER Ago group Ik Full t ma Ftp na< k d k M r w r . W W I I 12 11*70 PROOUCTKM ROCKERS 10 NEEDED Company kaakk individual! o i l h i i i a m p i y and/av .Madr.na aparaling arpan ones I kh ill avallakla k MAM ) tPM ai kl hr Mud Pa iai*ab*a and daanrul aim oan pnona and iraniparta'ion Commitment mandatary I Natar alas' li f t lit* SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR Full nma i a m ( t i l 111 k ) l or apply In p*r *nn *1 100 International Parkaay III* HaaFN/Am ‘ SECtfTAIT Part lin t f t p In botekaap Inf. billing, typing, bam* computer knowNgo tJr Ht> SniHHabt Asd. Hauler pi* a t li M a la Ratirad caupld no *ti] TEACHERS For aiiabHihad dutdear* (*n tar Education and ••p*n*«c* pralartad 171 m l __________ MOVE IN SPECIAL! 1 M r * /I bath I t ] m e SHENANDOAH APARTM ENTS NEAR downtown Santa a I bdrm M t araa 0*1 I'raat parking 17*1* 0 B H W O U IET |/h* tewvewuk* iMa Park Adult comm la llm a and ia< dap Watar/tradi me I Bart Mon fr,777 3*03 O U IET COUNTRT Saii.ng t, • In city Partial turn I Bdrm ISIS ma 77) ATM or 171 «13) SAN FO R D duplsi 1 bdrm k m month i m dapM<i Call P N t i p w B t N M ___________ SANFORD'S Bail Rapt Wcraf Past A la u n d r y . I A 7 bawoom t Carrvm dnt taco ' nrs'CiiLP^’ . n i _ I BDRM.. I U TO plus I mo U < < BDRM lilo mo plus I ma aw Call n s Real t BEDROOM klM m an* p<v> SIM kacwrlly dapatH and ratarancat m lie) 101— H o u s e s F u rn is h e d / R e n t TUEMARRETIRS E X P E R IE N C E D O N LY , t naadad immad'Olaly 5*00 par nk guar a" load plus bonus Ms tailing Caniad Mr Long ___________ m VILLAGE la ia Ada I bdrm. D M ma J bdrm. iid m o and up o a n ______ VERY NICE 1/1 Alvar in guiaf w /btathouia SMB mo tJOJ ta< 103— H o u s e s Unturnlshed / Rent TELEMARKETER Paailian upon lor an atpan ancad laiamarkatar E vaning h oun, tPM 7PM. Monday through Thurtdar Apply in par ton Sanford Maraid MO N French Av* ess tor Tracy RANTED; lire In HomemtLii For tldarly lady PrivaN llv mg guartari and lalary Call n » *700 *nar m a m __________ Wartltone/Dock Rerfcen Up lo ll >11 hr I trill Nam) W W M M __________ am *»* WAREHOUSE AND OCNERAL LABOR H E L P N i f O E O I Banut Ia* drlvpri All khitli ava'labtt Dally pdy. hp Ma Rsport raady Ip work I I# am. Induklrlal Labor SvC. ta il FranchAr Mo phono (all!___ WINDOW SERVICE TICH a Full lima pod'on P E ■pavwnc*dpr*i*, rad. mil train P F ull company banatits P Mon thru Frl 7 Stem tpm Apply 7S7 Ponar Courl Santord.................... ITS MOO on SI John community Na p a ll 34* SIM CLEAN I SORM 1am rm A C nork chop carport, ruca yard No poll SOS'mo MR Iflte COTTAOE in tha country. I Bd»m on dudl khady Icl UkO-rno____________ m U P MIDDEN LARESt Nice 4 Bdrm. 3 Bath. Ir let. m o ma nagolable 111 STIC Ramblovrd HUD HOMES. Lpar Laatdawnl Why ranIt Tha Hilllman Greup. H I M M _____________ Baa Iter LAKE MARY Nice J bdrm. I'y bath, cant H/A. lancad yard claan Laka Mary icnocil SARRplukkW 7C44M 11/0 L IK E NEW. 3/1. tarn rm. kcraanad perch. 1 car gnraga AvaiiabN Fab t/SOmo Call Do) 3?) m to r 177 7*41 SANFORD I te m . I'y bain lake) ront homo U M I mo ___________Ml U M ___________ Stenstrom Rentals WRECKER DRIVER Mull hard CDL Lira In San ford. Lk Mar/ araa Erpsri ancad praMrrad Appi/ai M W W .III SI . laniard 91— Apartments/ House to Share F EM A LE looking ter lama Id khara howka DC nk. Indudtk utllltMk.................... 3T7 377I 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t A Q U IE T , C L E A N ROOM. kilchan ukt. phono, laundry IM and US J7t a»17or 774 h i ) AST JOHNS RIVER V t ml garaga. hardndod Hoort. bool klip Vlarrlt*<XI''mo|*00'kPC PSANFO RO J/l « / family room, carport. C/M/A Claan! gttS'ma UM kocurlty P SAN FO R D I/ I Ig room i. tplc* . kcr porch, d bit carport NIcalSRS'moSSSOkac a SANFORD t/l apt. CHA. tplca . hardnuod lloorv Ilka nan UM mo. no kocurlty oSA N FO R O 1/1 apt. CHA. patio, claan gaoo/mo. 1)00 iac SMnttram Rtalty, Inc. "Wa Man*pa your Hama. Ilka It <v«l avr awn." Jim Day la 7717«*« Altar 4PM: n u t w I BDRM SCSO month plus S400 k o c u r l t y d a p o i l l and ratarancat 17? XU) I SORM. I BATH Naar lowrv bui llnai SCOO/monlh. 1700 dapoill Ml AM) 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent •Friendly, Oo-Stte D ipin diblt Manigemenl •Energy•Efficient Studio, •Attic Storage, Privete I * jBedfOOin AflonUble Patio* Morel Apartments Sanford Court Aputments 3301S. Sanford Ave. • Sanford 323-3301S • AHA. F/M RADIO and doubM caikolta pldyor. portable, super sound. Ilk* nan t/S Call 777 * ) » attar 4pm___________ • BIKE, glrfl Ik". Murriy. pink andwhlM |1I SO Call Mt 414R • B I K E . M urra y Mawntaln Cumber 10 spaed "Brand new He.er riden Complalatr assembled SI00 or OBO Call Mf Tiff Iv message_________ • BIKE TIRES. 4 Ilka new Used only 7 weeks Steal bailed radial. U/t ISS00 R 11 Call altar 4 PM weekddys or _«nytimaonSat H OP H lt«// • OP AIRCYCLE GvMt condl lion s)i Mt m e _____ ____ 4 aO N C A V A IL A B L E t t 1 Uvclronm. I ha* 17) use or H i IRAS____________________ SANFORD 7 bdrm ( v i.x l tacurily kyttam. lull kit > 7 lk «t^ _ Ptkcountadkcit S M C 1/1. vaulted call, all appil . garaga icr porch. Nn(ad HOBmo Mac 1)4 d l l Jr I . S A N F O R D AVE and Airpnrt Bird Now flooring C 'H A priva te . «a pall Sill-'mo I mo m i l l 4))) 107— Mobile ____Homes / Rent____ E L D E R SPRINO S ait hoy i l l I. 1 1 B d rm i S/S la I N •> tiaedap l » ) U g a v M l ) l b k i u — Warehouse ____ Space / Rent____ L O N G W O O D ' L A k t M AR Y A M m a t h r a r t warahoukat M U 'aOO ig li Frr* rant a r'IIm o laata trom|l4S mo ____________ 1)1 4S)k^ S E C U R ITY WAREHOUSE 44A and O ld Laka Mary Bird •i lt d i.eee t « 11 ai 'Ic narahouta ’ Firiihad ol fica tpac a alto available RapgaAa BoaRy, i aw mg WAREHOUSE wot) Mated *11 W»tt liHi SI. Santord MOO t<j I V , GC1 lon.ng M0 amp 1 pnaca aatra prte***y aval lor outside storage it rvgu'rtd Call a* write P O A*i 11/1. Oviend F L l i m O F F IC t'w e u heuke space <)00 Sg ft Prim e lacallpn at aniranca to Central Fla Re gwnat Airport <? 1)1 /«> SANFORD 10011 so It ) phase sprinklari 1) sg It tleostrem Rt ill fine J . n D . , U l i m H 141— H o m e s t o r S ale CASSELBERRY Le**.ww 11 Ig *at in kitchen N r* carp*' roc*. I>la end pa.nt Lg fenced backyard » large trees Garaga Quiet area near bus ihopcwng A real steal tar Saa m Cali Gavw or Mar •* aSfiWO Vista Raaify.lhd DELTONA 1 bdrm 1'ibelh family rm.aatrat' SSI 700 W MalKiawtki Ml t*tl CXCNANOE OR SELL your property locatad anywhere' loves tars Beatty, II* Sell HIDDIN IN THE YVOOOT Very pretty Mg home 4 000 souare teal a bdrmi l baths > central M'A unit*, large deck. ? car garage lanced I ac'ak tltOOOO Owner will acsitl with Imane mg 7714/47 use Y0URTJU RETURN FORD0WNFRVMENT On 4 J or 4 bdrm hom# m Ww>iEd««r Vofwvw covnfy Lou n w H M f pofmonfl CoM lor «• I rroI U u s fifU . 323 7271 AACarttak.tec- MJ-1114 l i t — Office Space/Rent ■o w n e r NEW Santord oil <vs and or warehouses 40t J 100 sg It Special i u i mo )]>)U4 SANFORD Otlca « * • lk » sg ft bw'id-ng V i i l no sg II par oltica unil )7t W4 131— Condominium ______ R e n te ls f i n a n c e •: wo- >s tt 4 bdrm 1 b a * on dbl M* Low down graat ter m i! Pncadrighti SS4 aw ■IM M ACU LATE 1 bdrm ] bam blk c e n t! cent H /A tpac Muk family rm twaut-M oa* sand gar Pans 1*1 S0C cSwa'Ua ( ( b / a^ K K ; M Re ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS last tram on ground floor ) Bdrm w walk in closars porch. | poo's. *anrvs l i r i v room A clubhouse SVet ms 1)4 list a l c4 Esta te, ^ in c 322 74>l STAIRS PROPERTY m a n a g em en t a r ea lty t u Ml /771/777 gsig 141— Homes tor Sale t't"°:>AR |> VII/I , | *i' i tv| i #nPt n 't • FMA OR VA AS LOW AI IN ANO t end cwrer t<4ienong at low 41 S*00 mo! Gov I Fora daturas Rapes’ Saminolo. Oanga Volusia ianiord lest Ihen SlAOkdiwn aOvar l/l acral I l lit. dm tarn rm Satellite dish 1*4 400 a Renovated 1 11, Naear root, carpal, paint, garaga. scr porch gto *00 • RELO CA TIN G ' M 4 brick scr porch. I*nerd yd 1*1 WO • P O O L ! R a n o v a ltd 1/1, fireplace sc* perch IT) * » Atlanta Na Ovalityl Immecu lata 17. din.ng lemify rm. I car garages**? PIT ISM. WO Markham Wds area. 4/1. 1 14 acres Pasture Miaow I ’01 000 LK. Mary custom bmlli a k/1. poet, f 101*00 Ol/l. ovor I acr*. 1111*00 • 4/1, i t acres poo/ spall H *00 OWNER FINANCING I aera *stal*. or l act* tttal* bom ovor a odd sg tt. i n pool, laktfronl w/dbtk. Slat *00 I ' A I I I C >1.1 14 l i t M l V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 < l/li-l S I S TE N S TR O M R EA LTY, IN C . FIRST TIME H0MEBUYERS! Let O ut Full Time Sales Staff Shoo YOU ho* East il is to Own a riotrie of Your Oon1 Call any of out Eipentnced Agents ANYTIME! 321 2720 - LAKE MARY 322 2420 - SANFORD R|R0Ei3Hh Yr TWO HO UitS. Mealed in nice araa of Santord Owner May mg town louse II: a Od'm k years old absolutely beautiful Over 1100 Sg I! Reduced lo SR*.000 BATEMAN REALTY L k . Real Etlat* Broker )**0 Santord Av* 321-0759.............. 3212257 H A L I . R E A L T Y 312 W I it ut SI S.tntoitl Lakafroaif l/l homa.Sil.fOO 1/1corn** lot. air W) W0 lf*r lacresl Terms' Country! 1/1/1. lam . air. f«nc«d. II.’ .SCO 1/1/1 loaded «/leaturett SW.*00 323-5774 231 — Cars OARAGE Sat* It Why bather tt WE BUY PAY /OP P R I C E 11 40) 171*1*4__ 40/774 *4«k PUBLIC A U T O AUCTION* EVERY T U E S D A Y M l PM DAYTONA A U TO AUCTION Mary *7. Daytona Brain ____ *04 177 *711 HIDDEN LAXE/SANFORO Eog*water Orel* ol salat Multi family attar holiday saM Saturday 10 7 Sundty 17 4 Lake Mery to Live Oa'i II: 1 Bdrm Historical home located on two lots SStkOO Tteta Iw nei art M catad tide by tide and ara beautifully lantcapad. trull treat and bowers KeSell Realty Ik7lt/t 1 BEDROOM. } RATH All now carpal and palnl within F e n c e d In b a c k y a r d overlooking small lake Walk •o Idyllwllda Schools Skf.000 )C) Citrus Drive Bv appointment only 110 T4/0 C om e In IFrorrt ‘Tfie CoCd W a rm U p I n Paradise! Rrdniiim SK \BRKKZK 7mo. of I lease MOOktuiS) Deposit St CroixApartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln. • Lake Maty 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 HOURS* M - F . 0 - 3 . 3 0 • Saif. I O - S • S u n . C IO B w d 149— Commercial Property / Sale ■HIGHWAY If *7 IIS II Iron •age ionad GC 7 Class** styM b>dg 'atlica and <4 detached gaeag* Owner terms avail tlW.ODO THE BIG ONE Lakeland Civic Canter, lake land. FL January 14, preview J »PM. Admission SJ January IS and 14 * i. Admission M City parking SI Spantar ad by Lakeland Rille tad PHM4 Oab. twc. M INS N IL OLOVI S t, Isotorer Black, u/a large, dilfaranttaams ] do/an Brand naw 110 each foa S17 JIM Call M your gatnga sale ad by I ) noon on Ti-a d e y and taka •dvanlREa ■ 1 our special garage sale ad p rk e t! Call Classified a a lor details! MOVING SALE Appliances, baby clothes, turn . l i f e bit at avar ythmg 104 W4* Myrtle. Santord Sat urday O n ly____________ * M ) MOVING SALE Dm.ng set rattan pet>o sat. trip dressar .»/ mirror, etc Lot* misc Item .t Sat. • S 411 Kimberly Cl. of kaysida Dr Ideal lev mebiM home av home site, h o 'ttt caltla. Im n-ug or nursery toned agricultural S1*0R par acre Small dawn payment with owner Imancing H4 H I ITT) DELANO I acres I m>ie of' I a a* its* Horses Ob. A I zoning SIS o n ION down. U \ mt IR yry Lawsbuvg 10a ScS Ifl) T 57— Mobile Hornet / Sale___ NEW Iftf l. NO DOWN. 1*3 m*aao*t. MITR.IITS/mo la k /R i l it mo las s ite _____ 1*11. 11 • *4 1 Bdrm I Na* McaMd m park Owner hr an* mg avail si M0 Ml MW i l l — Appliances / Furniture A P P L IA N C IS I B.>' r/ICki. Bait Warra>*y B .it S k v k j I Waiters, dryavs. n 'err/wavat Wa buy appiiancat' Oal'vary tvool A a Basl. M4 MAI APPLIANCES. SATELLITES. CAR ALARMS. FURN . TV S NEW USED Jit m * CHEEPOOEPOT • BABY CRIB and ctesl Good condition, needt maltreat turn____________ ___ Ml MR* • BABY PORTA CRIB SIS ___________WARM__________ • CANE ROCKER, with pad light wood S40H4SIT7 _________ evenings__________ • CONSOLE TV Panaton«. )J m sioo C a iim n e i DOUBLE OVEN H o ,a t* Llv Ing rm tat Slid Kitchen tat SIS Call attar a 111 ad/Q • D R ESSER V A N IT Y , with beveled mirror IOMI SMCail ___________Mt /»>« • E N TE R TA IN M E N T Canter IR" X u tor stereo, radio equipment SMCail n ) 7SO) FOR OuKt SOMI lovely llv rm furniture and more plus Meaty homo musk theater 177C344 • HOOVER UPRIGHT vacuum with headlight and attach m enti Eafra long cord E mealMnl condition MS Call 170 0*0* B R O TH IU FURN OUTLET SR% to n x *H mfg. i*pR»ll»d retail E VE RY DAY . Dmlag labia*, front ITT tnd Solo's from Sl*f. MIRIM R E F R I G E R A T O R . Sl**0l, Waiters Dryers Fno 1 yr labor warranty. Del aatra R AY'S APPLIANCE 111 t Fiewch Ay*. Saafoad MRRRRJ R EF R IG ER A TO R : K*nmor*. whlM. tlcutl. IrottMki S7» ___________OMS4R__________ S IE G LER SPACE H EA TER . Very good condition 1100 PMaia Call 1711/*0 T l FOROLTD 1 dr A/C. Runs good! MM •It LIN C O LN MARK V Naw pa.nt. tl.etf! BOORS ON TAPE 191 — B u ild in g M a te r ia ls DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES N PONTIAC GRAND PRIK Auto naw paint 11.101! BOOKS WAN .1 0 Cash paid far books In g u t Quality claan condi t i on <*4ah books, gardening MiStor/ Art Rat arrive and many ott» • r»«aBawk) ) silt Cate Beaks 119— O ffic e S u p p lie s / E q u ip m e n t_____ R E A i . E S T A T E . INC 151— AcreageLots/Sale______ * * 327 2 6 9 2 # * •TOYOTA COROLLA wtRte. tl Auto. A/C. rad. 77K. warranty TIG,/TO17) ktlf TRANS AM. vaa I • t l v.t * 1/000 miles 1)000 OBO •40 OM*________ •W HIT! I**4 Plymouth Grand Fury A t cond thru out Good m itagaJ7AW 0?0777_f«l •II PO N TIAC GRAND PR1K ) door VR. 770 Engine P i P B. A/C. naw trant Craig AM/FM radio RUNS LIKE A 0REAM SakSODO 777 *4/) 219-W a ited to Buy • MOLDING, halt round ) d eme**< Popiar Alw w toA'i guartar round <00 teal SIS OBO 171 aid 193—Lawn 5 Garden • HOUSE PLANT. Ta" F,cus tree 10 ft S7)Ca"*47 7)11 SNAPPER V ruler compMM ly rebuilt U p Briggs cam pie’ety rebuilt tSSO m 114* I H O R S E P O W E R M PD Muk her.'Shredder MM U fa Naw1 17/1747 195— Machl ne ry/T do Is F I F T Y M O E N ca rtridg e , plastic for klngla tovor taucat- WtM saparaM Brand news>secure* 11) )it ) ~I99—P bU * Supplies FOUND DOC medium s»td brawn, short haired m at. wearing brown collar Found between Airport B'vd and I 4 .at a* Hwy *4 , on 104 ka __________ Mt ISIS__________ Fcvj? PAWS DOO Obadtanca cl astak Pwp p y ' b a t l c . advanced classes Lata Mary Canter Thursday Nights Call Sarah aOT 1)11*01___________ SEMINOLE C A TTLE OROW. Compare price l l \ prote.n M *0 E lama’s Product 1 Feed J*M E St Rd *4. Santord 40) Mt 14*4 *4 PONTIAC GRAND AM IIJOO 111411/ 17 CADILLAC COUPf D E V I L L E D *WI 221—Good Things to Eat a S T I N O O F F I C E CHAI R Burgundy esceltent condition 111 Firm Santord 17) 1//7 322 7491 SHORT OF CASH ? Seriously looking for * nice. c'*on. used ear/ 0EPEN DABLE Down payments as low as I ' ** Includes tea A mi* Can FUES AUTO SALES •GARAGE SALE AH BARGAIN GUN SHOW *H )M I t ll 115— li> d u s tria l ______ R e n ta ls ______ 2 1 7—G e ra g e Sa les 117— Sporting Goods 105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent 1 •Strati Story Design • No On* Below or Above 113-Television/ Redio / Stereo l.u r r y W rfu h l I BDRM • 'central teat and a.r Country almotpharal SSOOdown I Whyrmlf Tha Hilllman Gravy. M l B U S ............... Hddtlw I BDRM I BATH. Spcurlty alarm. A/C. porch, SMS'mo Myrtta and 17th SI 111 7TM 4 BDRM I t/l BATH, w iamily room. C 'H A . nan carpal, lancad yard SSaO II) MS) * BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEARI *N' CARLYLE ■ by K IT M '.IIE V E T T E COLLARD PLANTS II A O O I SHADE TREES M AP LE SI 1101734 SWEET HAMLIN ORANOES SS par bushel Call 77) RS40 SANFORD 223— M is c e lla n e o u s • A BIRTHOAY G I F T at household p' ers *3 all )Our frlands S K iik w J Go* ul iki sia, sup ic.'.t pliers, all tha same 4t/a tor only S/ Cost 174 _________ Call M l 47*4_________ • A L U M IN U M fib e ra d roof coating, tag I gallon cans. 1/0 __________ 777 4477___________ A TTE N TIO N CONSIGNM ENT, Beutieua* aa Rwcmasses For sag shelves. Rispley amts, tables, clathes racks, ••fie# turMtaaa Prtcod ta soil 771 l7taaNa>Serlaavam*9 OAXLAWN MEMORIAL PARK. I plat vary reasonable Pleas* call 777 aRM__________ SERVICE SALES A P AR TS ' or portable tarpsan- haalars LARRV'SMART m * 1 M 1970 DCVIliE CADILLAC • S7000 OBO All powgr 0734 17) 231-Cars 209— Wee ring Appertl • MEN'S W R A N O IER dross pants MWJ7L Good shape S) 00 Call 777 1*40 213— A u c t i o n ) AUCTION WORLD Friday. Jan t. I PM Preview S PM /J) N CR 47). Long wood General merchandise antiques. coiMctib/ak. power tools, furniture, plus much, much, moat Snack bar Cash, check. VIsa/MC 1R\ buyers pr e mi u m H Ri chmond AUIMS ABM4 *)t Till 215— Boats and __ A ccessories a lt FT. CLASTRON SI HP E vtnrude. trailer Outstanding ft Must seal Slat) 71JUI] MPT CAROLINA CuSMm tikh Ing boat, custom cover, gair magic till trallar 11 hp Johnson ComptaMly ogu'ptad SHOO_________________ )73«l*a • 1*t* SKI/FISH BOAT f0 HP Marc . ml traiMr Run* graall S3 000 Partial linence **S MOi • IMS REOAL ModeIIton. i r 10". a cyl In/Outboard motor ml drlvo on trallar S) COOOBO giOaOteorlWAjgiavak • I* F T PONTOON teat all fiberglass, tao HP Evanruda. Vary fait) Many aatra*. Ilka naw Only II 1.000 31) S4M •*t CAMARO RS*. convert ibg. ftd'bleck. 1IK mt Llk* raw must s*tl 14 700 713 7*07 233—Auto Paris ^Accessories CHEVY E N G I N E Ml rum strong CAN drlv* tl/) Also tithed mtorrors 777 *77* • R O L L B A R . tor Toyota Dettun Nissan p.c* up truck 111ORCall George 171)*7k •IT E P B U M P IR . from Ikutu pick up. includes tra* bumpar Sltckar Both vary good cond> tgn 170 777 047* 234— Im po rt Cars and T rucks •SUZUKI SAMURAI J E E r 171/. Eacol l onl Condition U M 40/ MS /DO 239—A.itiqw d/C lB SSic _______ Ca i s ______ • C H E V IL L E . It/I M 000 ml V», auto. * 'C. PS. light green metallic Sup*' clean' Must sa*' SMOO771 7001___________ • FORD THUNDERRIRO. Ike* AH angmalt Naadk soma work StaWOBOMl 01)4 AMC CONCORO Station wogon. (?. whita w rebuilt Irani Good cond Must sacrifice *470 OBO 771 k/aR or 774 4744 • BUICK LE SABRE Custom. It/* VI. aula air. P 'S Claan. runs great t Many naw aliras' __ gi.TOOOBOin/It) a CADI LLAC S EVILLE, k* a dr. baig* Looks llko naw! S7.M0 Firm Runsaacellanl ___________ 77*1*0)___________ • C HEVY CAMARO. 1*77. Rf built VI. lot* Ol now part*! t**7Ml 01)4any time________ • CHRYSLER IM P ER IAL T lLlka new Mutt tall Only SIS ROB Call 1*8)1173 te ll • CJ I JE E P . f i l l . I cyl , custom, rebuilt angina, new tires, brakes tl 7)0 777 74te • C O R V ETTE. Iff* Needs vary littla work Akking 17,000 or boktotlor .................774 014* E A G L E TALON. Ifta. Mint Condition Fu lly Loaded 10,000 miles 7* 000 733 1777 • FORD TAURUS OL. IMS. Vt. ••c cond. garaged, all op Hons. *3.700 OBO 77* 170a • LE BARON Cmrrartlkla. 'M. Rod. loaded, dig dath. naw top, naw liras S7AOO RRS/BOI LINCOLN MARK T. LSC. Iff*. Complately loaded Sarvtco records and receipts 13100 OBO 40)7*1 1*44 • M ONTE CARLO l*7(. graal cond I A/C. runs llko a topi Snerp looking! 11*70 Ma *371 DO* Gown' AMERICAN DREAM SALES ANDSE RVI CE ID* laniard Ara . SenHrd *0/1)1 M4S * ? 5 ^ Trucks / Buses / Vans •CHEVY B E AU VI L L E VAN 7*. 1 ton. Pattangar van clean Leaded' Too much to list, must saa to apprecia'r Only *3.4*5 O B O 7311/00 CHEVY S I* Tahoa packay* Pickup. t*R7 I owner 1) 700 OBO 370 31A* Dawn or Rocky • •FORD Baplarar Spart '*!• Loaded. A JP . 1 whwai on.a 7 tpaad Imrnwcuiai* i and.lion kikaOOOBO __ ___ 77k41*0 • FORD R A N D IR . LTK t). P. S. crufia. A, C. iiareo a 700 mile*. I y r or 17 000 mi left on warranty. Call 377 ITU______ •H A N D IC A P P E D VAN. IffR Ford €170 Lift, automatic doors S3 OOP )? ) 74)4____ •JEEP PICK UP 4«4. ItH VI 4vto Engine and Irani r* bull* ( a D v , ‘ 70.000 miles) Newer Interior 17.700 771 700* •UM C H E V Y ty Ion pup 7)0 Vt Runs good Engine and Iran* strong 11.500 MS U tl 1*7* F O R D C O A C H M A N CONVERSION VAN EI70. aluminum wheals, naw liras 11*00 377 /*•* leave mtg IH I S U B U R B AN CMC. » 1L data! half Ion mechanically solid, naw rad 'brake call p*rs.haad liner Very paid liras and lowpkg U.7GOOBO 40/ Ttt '444 239— Motorcycles and B ikes HONDA SHADOW. I I runs rr*l good, took* real good tl.XU Plaeso call *04 3471/11 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers •71 MOTOR HOM E Runt great Will trad* for Iraval trailer ol comparable value lit 7IH Well Advertise Your Car EVERYDAYTIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) \ \ 3 lines for only *2 1 24 (additional lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru ining except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 Ibday! Sanford Herald �f t >» **» * « f % •1* T • ••••• - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, January 6, 1994 bv Chic Young BLONDIE-------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to cope with symptoms of PMS ' 0»WTV. I 9 J T A L U MV ( AU.OVANCS IN $AVl*i44 V-. TU “ DEAR DR G O T T : I suITcr from PMS. For Ihc past several years I’ve experienced painful head­ aches that cause me lo become nauseated. I understand they are the result of horm onal fluctua­ tions but they are debilitating Are you aware of any remedy for this problem? DEAR R E A D E R : Premenstrual syndrome, a com m on but poorly understood phenomenon, refers lo an exaggerated sense of Ir­ ritability. moodiness and de­ pression experienced by many women Just before the beginning of each menstrual period. The syndrome also m a y Include headache, fluid retention, and sore breasts Although It Is the source of m any sexist Jokes. P M S Is re a l •• a n d o fte n extremely troublesome - lo the women who experience It. PMS seems lo be related to an Improper balance of the female hormones estrogen and pro­ gesterone In a wom an's body -• although allergies, psychological factors and kidney malfunction also have been Implicated. PMS symptoms vary widely In severity. Those women with the affliction should be examined ( a n d m o n i t o r e d ) by gynecologists, who can suggest appropriate therapy. Including hormones If Indicated. Because yo u r ACROSS 1 Claim (si) 5 E itrsm sty 9 Sink* 12 Spanish paintsr 13 Achat* Arlsns — 14 MadiCSl suffix 19 Son o f --------19 Typs of duck 17 Knock 19 Sing Swiss styls 20 Sack 21 Maturs 22 Osncsr Vtrdon 24 Tims wsslsr 29 Hsslsn 29 Ksproducllvs 31 33 34 39 Cow noisas ConcasJsd Lock opsnsrs Submerged p rim a ry 39 Rubbsr Ires 40 Goddess ol discord 41 Kind of nut 44 — and downs 49 African dvtr 49 Oott 90 Rsgrst 91 Dtstroy (sL) 94 Hs»# dinner at horns (2 wds.l 9 7 ---------Clear Day 99 Actor — 90 Flank 91 MM. school 92 Citrus fruit 93 — Kniovot 94 Encountered 99 Actor — Montand 99 Cioso falcon oyos DOWN a MEDICINE L PETER GOTT.M.D. sym ptom Is headache. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "H e a d a ch e s." Answer lo Provtoua Sunk CJLUUU UUldLJU UHJIJUUCJ U U U U ld U ULJU.JUW [JUUUUL1 HLIUU UUL9UU ULJU JJL1ULJ ULJUL9 UlLIULi UUL3UU (dUJLJUULI Id U U U U U UIJUUULJ U U LJU U U J U U U U UUILIU LILKOLJ U U U U U U U uuuuu jju u u a u iu u y u u u u u u u a u u u iju □ u u u l ju H H M k JU IJ IIM 1 1 1 WWII ortnl 2 Character In "Othaiio” 3 Hit with club 4 Tendon 9 Oontlst's dog. 9 Poetic fool The condition Is diagnosed by the behavioral and emotional changes that the women (and those around Ihe m l perceive. r~ T~ w TT rr PMS Is treated In a variety of ways. Fluid retention and He consequences m ay be helped by diuretic medication and adher­ e n c e lo a l o w s a il d ie t . Avoidance of caffefne may help Stress counseling m ay Ire useful and the Judicious use of pre­ scription tranquilizers, such as Vallum, often assist women In " g e llin g o v e r th e h u m p .” Vitamin supplement*, especially those containing pyrldoxlne and magnesium, frequently alleviate symptoms. Severe cases may require the use of hormonal m a n ip u la tio n (su p p le m e n ta l hormones. >uch as birth control pills). IT ir T " r-i 7 Actross — Perlman 9 Lrgal writ 9 01 h ouri TT tr 1“ 10 Picture 11 Diminish 19 limb 23 Old Testa­ ment book 23 Astronaut — Slxyton 29 ftrttteh Navy Tl 27 Debt paper 29 Venue do — 30 Paradises 32 Cerd gams 39 Volcanic 39 Sharp bark 37 Draft i•9«y 42 Idly 43,Aciri Sandra — 49 Speeder's ■ p It IT 49 Fraction of a pound 47 Oppotilo of 49 Make# leas difficult 93 Tel 93 Flashy frail 99 — fixe (obsession) 99 Actress — Carter 99 Legal matter WIN A T BRIDGE By Phillip Alder by T.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS I OHO TO**>CAKCOTTO icetp ccuc ^^WHY P I DOTU K n J troh KC&lOG TOCOWITHMC Every neap tide nr no. along mines a deal w ith u coral reel hidden Jusi below the surface. If you spot It in tim e, you can steer around II and reach the shore safely. If you d o n ’t see It coming, th o u g h , yo u w i l l be s h ip ­ wrecked. How are your navlgaiion.il skills on today's deal? Plan the play In three notrum p utter West has led the spade Jack. There are six lo p tricks: three spades, two diam onds and one club. As you ra n establish three more rltib tricks. II looks like plain sailing In the sunshine. I low do you pilot your vessel through this c lu b suit? You know that. You lead low lo (he queen. Then you cash the ace. Unluckily, the king doesn't ap­ pear. Undaunted, you give East his club trick. Suddenly Ihc w in d picks up: By Derates Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jon. 7. 1994 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavos 5 CLAUfTfio P W iA CUNIC C L IN IC • □m -1 OARFIELD r HYPOC IW D t lA CLINIC i by Jim Davis Yi by Jim Mtddick ROBOTMAN* «*u*i Jc KEV.IAMJ.DON'T \ UKEW NW YliTHTHEm tu WEAVER \ THE oreapct> ORI'll REACH INTO ’ TOTAILV TOUR PASTAMOGNE YOU UNPREPAREDFOR REAL Nt6HTWARE/ A A 1 EN A?, Mukr It a definite point lo expand your social Interests In Ihe year ahead. 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East covers with Ihe king; you win with the ace and note with pleasure Weal's nine. You return to d um m y with a spade and play a club lo your seven. If II loses, you are still safe. But here It wins and you cruise irtum phunily into port with ail overt rick. r 1 too I— ’ sriwo a n 6 •U7TWN 717 H *\t Aiv x /t 5 a i r ot*t WHO N tvfcR $A|P \TtH kfHtOt 10HU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8518e66ad6064defbb8b3b8ea4292c6.pdf b86df66d6757007413db362d6810400a PDF Text Text TUESDAY February 22, 1994 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County tinea 1908 B6th Year, No. 159 • Sanlord, Florida Cutting cable TV rates FCC trying again to hold down prices □ Sports By NICK PF1IFAUF Boys' Sub-Regionals tonight Herald Stall Writer S A N FO R D — Seminole unit Ornngcwood Christian will I r at home a n d Lym an will I k on the road (or S u b Regional title games tonight. S A N FO R D - Cable T V hills may tie faring another change In the near future. The Federal Communications Commission Is livin g again today lo Hold down ruble prices It is unknown al this lime, whul changes are being recommended or mandated. "W e haven't seen the changes llie FCC Is supposed lo Issue today," nuld Diane Pickett this morning, “ so we don't really know exurtly what they may order to lie cut.” Pickett Is vice president of Cahlrvlsion of I See Page IB. □ People Heathrow women help BETA Heathrow W rinen's C lub member*, spouses and guests had fun fund raising at a dinnerdance and slier* auction to benefit B ETA . It was an evening w lr n hearts and sweethearts stole the charity scerr. □ See Page SB. BRIEFS Central Florlda/TIm c Warner. T h e rom pany serves 490.000 homes In the Central Florida area Including most ol Seminole County. The last time the government tried lo hold down soaring cable television prices Ih r move hackllrcd and the public outcry resounded nationwide. "U nder the previous set of regulations." Pickett said, "we were forced in eliminate some channels which would not agree lo our carrying them on regular services, and make several additional changes. Th a i restructured whal we offer Into three different categories." She continued. "Depending on whal jKople Longwood to de-annex parts of two roads SA N FO R D - Th e Seminole County Sheriffs Violent Crim es Section Is Investigating a shooting reported last night In Midway. According to spokesmnn Ed McDonough. 24-year old Afcihonza Cosby was using the public telephone at the com er of Jltw ay Avenue and S.R. 46 ut approximately H:45 p.m. when a long dark vchfcle drove up. und four or five shots were fired. One of the bullets reportedly struck Cosby In the fool. He was treated and relmsed at Central Florida Regional Hospital. ■y SANDRAELLIOTT Herald Stall Writer Cause of death determined NA^A contractors to be charged H O U S TO N — Federal authorities were m um about an FBI sttog aimed at w erdlng out corrupt NASA contructcrs. saying only that more than one rom pany h «» been raughl. A govermnett official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told The Associated Press that up lo seven N A S A employees and 24 workers outside the agency have been Implicated, along with a couple of corporations. The source says FBI agents have evidence that N ASA employers and contractors look payments und sold Inside Information. Federal authorities said Monday they would announce the charges at u news conference today. Federal dTires were closed for President's Day. and u spolrswoman for the U.S. Attorney's office In lio u stm did not return telephone culls. Bill Huger. N A ^ ' s assistant inspector general for Investigations, refused lo comment about the charges when rtuched at his Virginia home. Ford recelle care, trucks D E T R O IT - Ford Motor Co. Is recalling 1992 und 1993 Crown Victoria models used by police and taxis because a wiring problem could start u fire under the front seat. It Is also m u llin g 1993 and 1994 model F-Sertrs trueksand Broncos because faulty nuts mean the bum pers could be Ja rm l loose. Ford said Monday that It tun rrrelvcd two reports of smoke or fire In Crow n Victorias but no Injuries, and no Injuries or oceldcnls caused by the bad nuts. It Is reculling 16.400 of the cars und about 400.000 of the trucks and utility vehicles. From stair and wire reporta See Cable. Page 2 A Freeing police from traffic patrol Midway shooting G O L D E N R O D - Cause of death has been determined to be natural causes, for a man found on the street in front of Eastbrook Elem entary School on Ta n g e rin e Avenue. Sunday.Ed McDonouigt. spokesman for the Seminole County Sheriffs oilier said nn autopsy com ­ pleted yesterday revealed Ih r man. Identified as Joae Depcnu. 50. of Goldcnrod. died of a heart attack. wanted, and whal we could offrr them, many selected more programs, and naturally, their prices were higher than they had l»een." "W e have also done some culling In our fees however." Pickett said. "W e recently eliminated the charges for remote control units and did some Other service changes, whleh helped reduce the overall basic package price." Jeff Walker, of T C I. formerly Slorer Cable, which also serves u portion of Seminole County, was unavailable for comment concerning Ihr operation of TC I and |>usi or future price changes. Many cable companies, which say federal H «M Hut, S, Members ol the Lyman High School championship soccer teem received tions from Longwood Mayor Paul Monday night. Coach Gary Barnett, girts state congratula­ Lovsstrand right, and Garbage pickup talks continue H<nM assistant coach Paul Holmes, holding hla son. Brendon, look on. The mayor declared Feb. 25 ’Lyman High School Girls Soccer Day.' LO N G W O O D Th e City of Longwood Is preparing lo dc-anncx portions of two heavily (raveled hlghwuys on the city's outer borders lo free police from some traffic patrols enabling them to concentrate law enforcement within the city. Monday night city commissioners agreed an ordinance should be drawn up to dc-anncx rtghla-of-wuy along Slate Road 434 from west of Ta rry lo w n Trail lo the city limit near Markham Woods Road and S.R. 17-92 (S.R. BOO) from north of Raven Avenue lo the city limit near General Hutchinson Parkway. A (raffle survey compiled by assistant chief T e rry Baker showed 40.675 vehicles traveled S.R. 434 between Palm S p rin g s Road west lo Interstate 4 In a 24-hour period. There have been eight traffic uccldcnls In a two month period along that portion of highway. The survey also □See Longwood. Page BA Helping the environment By J. MARK BARPIBLD Senior Stall Writer S A N FO R D — Seminole County comlssioncrs (ailed lo give their go-ahead lor mandatory garbage collection In unincorporated areas Mon­ day. but will try again today. O n ly commissioner Daryl McLain was ready to pursue the program Monday. No other commis­ sioner was ready lo even vote on (he controversial topic, though all were willing to continue their dlsusslons this afternoon. Commissioner Pat Warren, whn Is open lo a mandatory program, was oul of town Monday bul Is expected at today's meeting. Despite the lack of sup|>ort. McLain said lie was confident Seminole County will have mandatory collections by the start of 1995. It was McLain who In January recommended commissioners pursue a mandatory collection program In effort to reduce rales and eliminate add-on yard wnste collection "hug-tug" fees. When negotiations resulted In higher rales. M cLain suggested Feb. 9 a do-or-dlc rate structure which would result In a monthly (rc of $12.95 for full service, with options to reduce the service tnu liare $10.70a month. Three of the four haulers agreed lo the terms with a four-year extension to their contracts, set Hw*M Photo to Tooim, VKKWl Eagle Seoul and Blh Grade student Harry Ellis, second from left, shows plans lor his BSA Eagle environmental garden project for Sanlord Middle School. Show n, le d to right, Bon Fries, environmental onglneer with Conklin. Porter, Holmes, Ellis, Lenny Sutton, assistant principal at Sanlord Middlo School, and Gary Hage, residential draftsman. □Bee Garbage, Page 2A Bridge......... Claselflede.. Comles........ Croeeword.. Dear Abby..... - ........SB Deathe........ Dr. Oott....... Editorial...... Florida......... Waterfront group gets input from UF prof By NICK PPBIPAUF Herald Stall Writer Warm, clear spri P a rtly cloudy and w a rm with a high in the m id 80s. I.|gh w ind becoming east lO m p h . Far mars weather, see tags t A SA N FO R D - W ith a full agenda. Ihe Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee will meet tomorrow af­ ternoon. "W e have a great deal of concepts to go over." said Chairm an Larry Strlcklrr. "W e arc moving ahead, and one thing I definitely wan! Is lo mulntuln that forward thrust." Included on Ih r ugendu Is u report on the waterfront sign project pro­ g r e s s . a n o v e r v i e w o f th e W a te rfro n t-D o w n to w n p lan n in g, and further discussion nn the U n i­ versity of Florida Architecture S tu ­ dio Project. Peter Prugli. a professor at the university's College ol Architecture. Is schrdulcd to Ik on hand to answer questions from the com ­ mittee on the work done by stu­ dents at the college In helping develop master plans for develop­ ments such as ih r downtown and waterfront arras. A suggestion to obtain the serv­ ices of Ih r university student group was not received favorably during a recent work session of Ih r Sanford C ity Committee. Th e Issue Is not dead h o w e v e r, a n d S t r lc k le r believes thul at same time In the future. Ihe plans whleh could be obtained from the university would still be extremely helpful. "One thing our com m uter really needs to consider." he said. "Is If we w a n t lo re c o m m e n d the c it y e s t a b l is h u C o m m u n i t y R c Development Association." He continued. "Before we do that however, we would need lo look ut Ih r type of work such a group would handle, and whether II would Ik nn a d uni city government department or whatever II may be." Regarding th r waterfront sign project, during the January Steer­ in g C o m m itte e m e e tin g . C it y Planner Ja y Murder reported that $6,000 had been allocated for the signs. Tw e n ty one signs arc planned from M cllonvlllc Avenue to In ­ terstate 4. Mardcr hud Indicated however, that the only bid received for the sign s was estim ated al $21,000. Various Individual subcommittee reports are also schrdulcd on the meeting's agenda. Included In the agenda packet distributed to members of the Waterfront Steering Committee for tomorrow's meeting Is a document called "Fro m Concept lo Rrullty • History of the Bulkhead und Marlnu. Lake Monroe In Sanford. Florida." Mr. Murder helped prepare that lor the committee." Strlckler said. "I wanted everyone lo have a good look al what has transpired In (he history of the w ulcrfront. and perhaps use some of that lo help In present plans." Th e document shows a movement fo rm in g lo establish th r first □Bee Waterfront, Page 2A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �-i 2A - Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, February 22. 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Cable C o n tin u e d fro m P a ge 1A rrgtfallon* have already coat them billions of dollar*, fear the uorat. "U n til we see what the F C C wants us to do n o w ," Pickett *ald. "w e don’t know what affect It m ay have." Consum ers, n n n y of whom saw their hills up Instead of llowu last time t i r F C C Imposed p i c ndes. are also watting to see what changes uill be made und If they will c h a tty their bills. ! "O u r goal Is tu set competitive p r ic e s w h e r e c o m p e t it iv e markets do net exist without stifling Incentives for further Investm ent and In n o v a tio n ." K('<* Chairm an fk-ed liundt said In a J a n . 11 speech In Los Angeles. Agency official* have declined to esiunale the amount of any* price cuts for the 57 million American households that re­ ceive cable television. Specula­ tion has ranged from 5 percent to 10 percent, but Indications are th a t co n g re s s io n a l R e ­ publicans could oppose uny rate rollback. When It pasted the law that took effect la.4 fall. Congress intended that cable rates be restrained, but in F C C survey of the 25 largest ruble companies showed that w h le 68 percent of s u b s c rib e rs re ce ive d lo w e r m onthly rates. 31 percent got higher bills. Pickett rstlnuSrd that those figures were relatively similar to the decreases and Increases In the Central Flrrida area served by Cablevtslon. "It all depended on w hut we r o u ld offer In c o m p a riso n to w h at people wantrd In th dr service." she reiterated. A deluge of canplalnts flooded local govem m etls and the F C C alter the billing changes took effect last September, m any stemming from misunderstand­ ing*. For example, consumers have complained of siincriptlon fees being charged foronce-free cable T V program glides und cable servicemen c h v g ln g to fix video cassette recorders — neither of which was prohtilted by the law. It Is Inevitable that when pan of a business Is regulated, com­ panies will look for ways to make m ore m oney In unregulated ureas, said Mike Ruger. an FC C attorney. Some consumer* have been confused by Item* on their bills such as the "franchising fee." Th a t is a fee tint has always been paid by the cable company to the local government, but m ay not have been broken out on the bill Other Items that had been Included ki an overall bill, such as renlal of a remote control or the ca i vertex box. also started appearing separately on some bills. Bradley Stllknan. legislative counsel of the C m su m cr Federa­ tion of America, said the F C C ’s "benchm ark" fcrmulas that de­ termined the September price changes "were tet far too high." He estimated tint If cable com­ panies were forerd to compete, rather than being awarded local m o n o p o ly fra n ch ise s, rates would drop 18 percent from currant levels. But the Natlaial Cable Televi­ sion Association said Its studies show operators already have lost •2 billion since the congresslonally ordered price regulation took effect last ym r. Jeopardizing future expansion Meanwhile, the F C C has Im ­ posed a freeze on cable T V revenues until M iy 15 to give lo ca l g o v e rn m e n ts tim e to become federaly certified to regulate rates. Th e companies were allowed to raise rates for some customers but only If overall revenuesof each operator did not Increase. Intermolten Irem * u teined in Ihtt report k UM Companies accused of unfair trade B yJA C K IE HALUFAX iT h e nature of the people victimized by these compa­ nies makes these practices particularly deplorable, f Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — T w o Clearwater com­ panies w ho |>ay dying people for their life Insurance policies used deceptive, unfair and unconscionable trade practices, the state ha* charged. T h e victim * are across the country, according to the office of A ttorney General Bob Butterworth "T h e nature of the people victimized by these companies make* these practices particularly deplorable." h r said In a news release Issued Monday by hi* office. "These are people who were often In need of cash to cover medical expenses." Th e state’s civil c o m p la in t, filed In Pinellas C o un ty circuit ro h ri. names Credit Life Corp. and Grrat Western Credit Corp.. which funnel* business ’ o Credit Life. Credit Life pays people w ith acquired -Bob Buttarworth Im m une deficiency syndrome and other terminal conditions <or their life Insurance policies. It’s an emerging line of business: the contracts between the companies and the people are know n as viatical settle­ ments. T h e dying people get cash In exchange lor their pollrtes — although Irss than the value of the policy. T h e companies profit when they collect the death benefits, sometimes a fur greater amount thnn what they pay the policy owner. T h e viatical In d u stry Is lu rg rly u n ­ regulated. In Ja n u a ry the stale Insurance Department passed emergency rules good for three months. The victims are "at the most vulnerable time In their life, knowing they have a short time to live, needing money.” said Insur­ ance Commissioner T o m Gallagher. ’T h a t ’s a very, very sad thing " Gallagher wunts state lawmakers to |>a*s permanent rules requiring registration of vlatlcul providers and brokers. Th e rules also would require trust funds, payment within three days and a 15-day window for customers to back out of the agreement. T h e House Insurance Com m ittee scheduled to lake up a bill Wednesday. Is An administrative complaint filed against the two companies by the state Department of Insurance last fall still Is pending and will be able to move forward with some of the Information gathered by Butterworih’s of­ fice. delivery ENTRANCE j — — — Bogged down by deliveries It’s unclear If the owner of this car was planning to break In or out of the John E. Polk C o rre c tio n a l Fa c ility last week, but the fact of tho matter Is that they weren't going very far. Despite re­ peated warnings, the driver apparently tried to get a little closer than they should have and got mired In the bog created by the recent heavy rains. e— vy w now i P m i a can Garbage------Continued from Page IA i to e x p rr In September 1 9 9 5 . O n e c o m p a n y . S u re Sanitation, mack a counter offer which would result In a coun­ tyw id e Increase of M cLa in ’s pm|xtsed rates of two to five c e n ts p e r h o u s e h o ld each month. Th e service fees would actually be billed once annually. 1Public Works Director Larey Sellers said the Sure rate was fair becuase tfry are a small com pany servtig about 1.000 households In rural areas of the county. Residents attending the hear­ ing Monday w <t c split In their support for the program. Rural residents from Sanford. Geneva and Black Hammock were opl>osed to the program. saying they d id n ’t want garbage collec­ tion forced on them. Suburban dwellers, prim arily from the Weklva area In west Seminole C o u n t y , s a id th e y w a n te d mandatory collection to end Ule g a l d u m p i n g In t h e i r nclghorhoods. " I t ’s time to have uniform garbage collection throughout the c o u n t y .** sa id P a tric ia Madden, president of the Weklva Homeowners Anoclatlon. Jessie W hltalcr of the North Lake Jesu p Area said residents in her nclghbcrhood did not want the county program. " T h e people or S e m in o le County want law government, not m ore." W hlU ke r said. But com m lssbners couldn’t muster resolve to move ahead LOTTERY M I A M I - H a ro a re the w in n in g num bers selected Monday in the Fbrlda Lottery: Fantasy 5 6-12-18-26-17 Sanford Herald Tuesday, February 22. 1994 with the program though Sell­ er* said at least three more steps were needed before the program was finalized. Commissioner Larry Furlong, though praising M cLain’s efforts, said he continued to believe the C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A county should reduce Its In­ bulkhead on the Sanford volvement in grabage collection waterfront In 1911. Th e city and allow free enterprise to began to undertake discussion adjust ratW .'TUtlong sale) b y b d 1912. and passed an support «aaaadatory r e a y d U i .k S f e i n „ ,m e r r e q u i r i n g t h e collections to help the couitty kheadlnglnSept. 1913. ttolkhc meet Its state-imposed waJfe The new btikhrad was of­ reduction goals. ficially accepted as complete In Commissioner Carlton Henley, noting the muld-stepped process Dec.. 101Q. T h e rity's cost of the Involved In actoptlng the pro­ bulkhead was ditrrm lnrd to be $33,499.22. gram . said theie were too mapy unanswered questions remain­ One of the mrllcr listing*, ing to give the program his dated Nov. 14. 1911 Identifies support. Henley listed concerns the Comm ercial Club of Sanford over suggested special excep­ as stating. "W e should bulkhead tions to the program cited by the waterfront, thereby m aking Sellers. available hundirds of the most T h e county cculd allow some desirable bulldftg lots for both property owners to completely business and pleasure." "opt o ut" of the program for e co n o m ic h a rd sh ip , o w n in g An en try Used us h a vin g large tracts of agricultural land occurred In 1964. regarding or Inaccessibility of their homes, what was then a "Masterplan for said Sellers. Herley said he was Rlverport M a rlin ." says. " T h is uncomfortable supporting the endeavor, to provide a m ajor program before he had a better recreational boalng facility w ill understanding rflt. create more that u leading rive r While supportive of the pro­ port. It will lllcly become th r g ra m . c o m m la lo n chairm an major theme for the economy of Dick Van Der VMelde said he was Sanford." concerned Lonfarood was able to produce a lower rate after bid­ The meeting, for committee ding out their garbage collection members. Is sctrduled to begin rate. Sellers responded by saying at 4:30 p.m .. In the City M anag­ he su s p e c ts th e ra te m a y er's Conference Itioin. 2nd floor, escalate quickly at the end of the of Sanford C ity Hull. 300 N. Park current rate cycle. Avenue. W aterfront S*con<fCleee Poetege Peld at Senlord, Fk>rMil end edddloneJ melting office* POSTMASTER Send I le TH E SANTORO HERALD. 7 0 Bee IM 7 . Sanlerd, FL 37777-1007. (OeRy i Sunday) 3 Mon me 0 Month* 1 Veer H* 7 l M o " ' y W OO 17*00 Florid* Reeidenle mutt gey 7% eelee lei In eddRIen le relee ebem Phone (407)377-3011. / Group pressures lawmakers to keep prisoners behind bars Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - Organizers of a petition drive to make felons serve at least 85 percent of their prison sentences said they had collected about 50.000 signatures to get the measure on the November ballot. As pressure builds this session to get-tough on crime, a state lawmaker also said he would urge the Legislature to place the proposed STO P constitutional amendment before voters Nov. 8 During a noon rally Monday at the Capitol, several dozen members of Stop Turning Out Prisoners, the rtllzcns group formed to push the amendment, heard from crim e victims and politicians w h o condemned state government's failure to deal w ith crime. U.S. Sen. Connie Mack, one of the biggest proponents of the amendment, said the state should make crim inals serve "e ve ry single day" of their sentences if It expects to restore the public's faith In the criminal Justice system. ‘Th e re are evil people out on our streets that need to be rem oved and kept in Jail.” said Mack. R-Florida. State Sen. R o n Silver, who did not attend the rally, said he would seek legislation to put the proposed amendment on the ballot. If lawmakers passed that measure, the petition drive would not need to obtain the 429.000 signatures needed to get the Initiative on the ballot. At the rally, the crowd heard from Roxann Grimstead of Hollywood, whose daughter was killed Jan. 22. A felon who had been released early from prison has been unrated. Kristina Michelle Whitaker had gone out to see about a Job. Th e 17-year-old high school graduate and Grimstead's only child was found strangled and beaten beyond recognition. Authorities have arrested Eric Pierson. 27. who had been released from prison In 1989 after serving less than a third of an 18-year sentence for attempted m urder and burglary. He was sentenced to five years In 1990 for burglary and was released In late 1992 after serving little more than two years. "Eve ry time I close m y eyes. I Just can't Imagine anyone doing this to anybody else." Grimstead said. "En o u gh Is enough." Silver. D-Norih Miami Beach, already has sponsored a bill that would require prisoners to serve 85 percent of their sentences starting J u ly He also has proposed legislation to add a penny to the state's 6-ccnt sales tax to build enough prisons beds to keep violent offenders behind bar*. That would raise about $1 billion a year for new prisons beds and other anti-crime programs. Currently. Florida felons serve about 40 percent of their terms. TH E W EA TH ER *• Today: Areas of locally dense m orning fog dherwlse cloudy and w a rn . High In the m id 80s. Light wind becoming east lO m p h. Tonight: Party cloudy. Low In the mid 60s. Sotfhcast wind 5 to lO m p h . Wednesday: P a lly cloudy and w arm . High In the mid 80s. W ind southeast 10 to 15 mph becoming south. Extended forarast: Thursday: Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of shower*. Low In the m id to upper 6Qi. High In the upper 70s to lower 80s. ----------- 1 TUESDAY Ptly cldy 05-62 FLORIDA T IM M City Qeyton* Beech Ft Lend Beech Fort Myort Ceinetvllle Memotteed Jecktenviiie Key Wed Leketond Miami Pentecele SATAtDtA Teilehewee Temp* Vere Beech W Pelm Beech HI 77 u •4 10 mm to II IS n n n u 43 w it Le 45 44 44 43 mm 43 73 41 to t» 47 41 44 47 43 Fct to 10 to « mm tr to to to .tr to n « 41 to r \J^A,-----------WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 82-62 NATIONAL TIM M r\ P THURSDAY Ptly cldy 82-62 FRIDAY Ptly cldy 75-62 SATURDAY Maly fair 68-5 5 BTATIBTICt________ WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:40 FULL Feb. 26 Vol ae. No 159 Pubtithed D tilf and Sunday. ••c*p« Saturday by The Sen lord Hertld. Inc SOON Franc* Aye . Seniors. Fie 37771 I Legislative ‘94 NEW M a rch 12 LAST March 4 © FIRST March 20 M A C H CONDITIONS D a yto n a Beach: Waves arc 2-3 feet w ith a slight choppy. Current Is s llg ll lo (he south with a water terrperature of 63 degrees New S m y r n a Beach: Wave* are 2-3 feet an t srinl glassy. Current Is sliglt lo Ihr north with a w jte r tengx-ralurr of 63 degrees. u.m .. 2:55 p .m ; MaJ. 8:45 a.m.. 9:15 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beacbt highs. 5:32 a.m.. 5:55 p.m .: lows. 11:48 a . m . . ---------p .m .: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 5:37 a .m . 6:00 p.m .; lows, 11:53 u .m , — ------ p.m.: Cocoa Beach: tdghs. 5:52 a m.. 6:15 p.m.: l o w * ---------- a.in. BOATING 81. Augustine to Jnpitcr Inlet Tonight: W in d southeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 3 fl. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Areas of sea fog north part with near zero vtslb llty. A few show­ er*. Wednesday. W ind southeast to south 15 kt* Seas 3 lo 4 fl. Huy and Inland waters choppy exposed areas. A few afternoon nhower*. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Monday was 82 degrees and the overnight low was 63 as reported by tf r University of Florida AgriciJtural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ih r period, ending at 9 a.m. Tu e s­ day. totalled 0 Inches. Th e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 68 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 64. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □ M o a tfa y 'a h lip i.................... §3 □ B aro aaatrlc u re s s a ra .S O .il □ R e la tiv e H u m id ity ....9 3 pet □ W inds............... East 0 mph □Rainfall....................0 ins. □ Su n set..................... 6 :2 1 p .m . □Sunrise............... 0 :5 7 a.m . 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S4 44 .13 m �'• I Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, February 22. 1994 - a A ■m Most people can’t make smart health care By RAUL HABBURN Theft alleged AP Science Editor Patricia Cdilla Campbell, 27. 30 William Clark Court. Sanford, was charged with theft by Sanford Police on Saturday. Pollre said she walked Into the W inn Dixie grocery store on Airport Boulevard, took several Items and did not pay for them. She was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 9100 bond. Domestic violence Vincent R. MacDade. 33, 102 Margo Lane. Lougwood. was charged with battery-domestic violence by lanigwood Police on Friday. The police rrport staled MacDade and his wife were arguing when he allegedly hit her across the bridge of the nose with a metal spoon. The rrport stated he also allegedly knocked over their 3-yrur-old son. He was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held In lieu of 9500 bond. Theft alleged Luis Castillo. 41. 803 E. Church Ave.. Longwood. was ehurgrd with retail theft on Saturday by Longwood Police. Police said he had stuffed three bottles of beer Into his jacket at the Allx-rlsons supermarket on U S. Highway 17 02 In Longwood and had left the store without |Mtytng for the Items He was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and hrldon9100t>ond John Doe arrest A man officers said refused to Identify himself, was arrested by Lake Mary poller Saturday following a traffic stop on Lake Mary lllvd. Police stopped his vehicle when they reported clocking It at 70 miles per hour In a 30 mile zone. He was charged with reckless driving, and possession of cocaine, and transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. At the Jail, sheriff's deputies conducted a search of the man. and uncovered what was reportedly tested to be cocaine. He was given additional charges of possession of a controlled substance In n correctional facility, and possession of cocuine with Intent to distribute. Deputies were also able to determine that the m a n ’s Identity was Rodney Levon Browdy. 29. of Orlando, ulthough reports state that he attempted to give several other names and dates of birth S A N FR A N C ISC O - Four out of five Americans don’t know enough ubout medical concepts to make Intelligent choices about their own health care, according to a g o v e rn m e n t-s p o n s o re d survey. O n ly about 20 percent of Am ericans know enough about D N A to be able to read and understand u news story where It's m entioned, said Jo n D. Miller, director of the Interna­ tional Center for the Advance­ ment of Science Literacy. I w v d In Chicago. " T h e public doesn't know enough even to make personal medical choices, and tfiey cer­ tainly don't know enough to make public policy." Miller said. But the survey also found that 9 0 perce n t of those polled b e lie v e t h e y are at le ast reasonably well Informed about health core. " T h e y have a sense they know­ how to fight off a head cold," Miller said. "But they’re not well prepared for the new genetic medicine." T h e study, being released to­ day at the annual meeting of the Am erican Association for the Advancement of Science, was sponsored by the National In­ stitutes of Health In Bethesda. Md. T h e survey also asked people where they got their medical information and which viurces o f I n f o r m a t io n th e y m ost trusted. "W h a t was surprising |U me TRANSMISSION I m n T o m V ir n iu m was only 15 p e rm it said they got th e ir In fo rm a tio n fro m doctors," said David Chananlc of the National Institutes of Health. More than twice as m any, or 33 percent, said their prineijia! source of Information was televi­ sion. But when they werr asked, for example, who they trusted for Information on heart disease, 76 percent said their doctors. O n ly 29 p ercent said th e y tru s te d the e v e n in g n e w s , Chunanle said. Newspapers ranked us the least trustworthy source, with only 17 percent of people saying they trusted what they read. These* were among the study’s other findings — 20 percent of Americans u'crc able to describe the func­ tion of DN A in Inheritance. D N A Is the chemical genes are made 7 c n c c / o u r r major repairs IA N F 0 R 0 i 321-3270 j U M M M Y / M A T H N O W i:. 330-3610 | D E L A N O /D E L TO N A • (904) 773-0003 ) A LT. * 9 0 1 / LONGW OOD . 830-5500 _g ORLANOO 360-6500 I WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY A T LEE S! o f. — O nly 9 percent of people with a ninth-grade education or less could define DN A Am ong people With graduate degrees. 77 percent could define If. — O nly 10 percent of A m e ri­ cans could provide a scientif­ ic a lly co rre c t d e fin itio n of bacteria. Over 40 percent of those polled sim p ly defined bacteria us bring hud or harmful. T h e survey was bused on telephone Interviews with 1,000 black Am ericans. 1.000 H is­ panic A m e rica ns and 1.000 other A m e rica ns, w ho were mostly whites. Th e researchers found few differences among the different rares. Miller said, when com ­ paring people with equal educa­ tional levels T J c M m’ ROASTED CMCKIX ’ ROASTED #*269 . CHICKEN | ] *'■ , DINNER W • ira to M a a n a N OMNCA -iM SISRM n : s m s r r i.. S 3 3 5 L • mmmmm mmm CL-*)?? fcH 2 I I-P K C C •II S S T i •p ie c e •ox LETS js s a s r i- fc s s : a a a a l e t s • : Escape attempt Sheriffs deputies arrested Frank Mitchell III. 23. 2540 Hartwell Avenue, on Saturday. Deputies said they located him walking on private property and stopped to Investigate. Th e y said white they tried to check on possible outstanding warrants against him, Mitchell ran from the area. With assistance by Sanford police, he was located and placed under arrest for trespassing on private property and resisting an officer without violence. He was also proven to have an aettvr warrant for his arrrst for falling to ap(rear to pay a fine. Double disturbance Sanford police arrested Geoffrey Kenneth Swift. 28. of 1120 Florida Avrnue on Saturday. Officers reported he hud been Involved In a disturbance at 27th Street and U.S. Highway 17-92, but was located at his residence, where the police report said he was causing another disturbance. Swift was charged with disorderly conduct. Trespasser „ '^ t W < i i > '< T V h l l ^ » f r <lB fW '*.* Airport Blvdr* was arrested Sunday by Sanford police at a convenience store in the 100 block of N. French Avenue. He was charged with trespassing ufter warning, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Rocks thrown Sheriffs deputies arrested Joseph W. Lewis. 22. 1300 Sanford Avenue, on Sunday. Deputies were summoned to an area mobile home |>ark. when a man reported finding Lewis throwing rocks and striking his trailer. The arrest report said he also reportedly tried to strike the owner. Lewis was arrested o n c h a r g e s of a g g r a v a t e d a s s a u lt a n d c r i m i n a l mlschlef/vandallsm. Traffic stop arrests • Kenneth I). McKoy. 36. of Cocoa, tvas arrested Su n d ay by Lake Mary police on Country C lub Road. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license and driving under the Influence of alcohol. • Jose A. Kamos. 30. 293 Marjorie St.. Lake Mary, was unrated by shertffs deputies In Oviedo Saturday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license Deputies found he was also wanted on a warrant for falling to appear on traffic charges. • T o n y L. Rose. 35. 1905 S. Maple Avenue, was anested by Sanford police Saturday near the intersection of Seminole Blvd. and Sanford Avenue. He was charged with driving w ith a suspended/revoked license. • Steven Allen Depew. 20. 105 Rabun Court. Sanford, was arrested In the 200 block of Bristol Court by Sanford police Sunday. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. Warrant arrests • Ira Lee Bradley. 35. 120 Hughes Avenue. Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Sunday. He was wanted on a Volusia County wurrant for violation of parole on a conviction of driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Jackie Lee Peny. 38. of Altamonte Springs was arrested by deputies at 13th and Olive Avenues Friday. Peny was wanted on u warrant for falling to appear to pay a fine. • Lcnnrd Taylor. 31. 2300 Center Street, was arrested by deputies Friday on an emergency retake warrant Issued by the State Parole Commission. • Fred David Pierce. 28. 2742 Ridgewood Ave.. Sunford. on charges of fullure to appear In court an charges to pay a One. He was held In lieu of 9135 cash bond. • Michael Ja y Towers. 123 W . Woodland Drive. Sanford, on an Orange County warrant for uttering a forgery. He was held In 91.000 bond. • Betty Ann Pierce. 33, 1455 S. Highway 427 Longwood. on two Seminole County warrant for ot&tning property with a worthless check. He was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In lieu of 9415 cash bond. Avoid Delays W ith SunBank’s Shortcut M ortgage. Getting a mongage can be a long and difficult process, full of false sians, stops, delays and runarounds. Fortunately. SunBank knows the neighborhood. And we know the shortcuts to help you avoid all the red lights on the way to p u r new home. In fact, we'll even guarantee an arrival time. With SunBank. you'll know by the end of the next business day if your mortgage got the green light. Guaranteed. And we guarantee to be ready to close on p u r loan in 24 business dap. How serious are these guarantees? If we miss either deadline, we'll pay p u $300. Don’t get stuck in delays that can try p u r patience. 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He was charged with battery (domestic violence). • Edward Henry J r .. 46. 1955 2nd Drive. Sanford, was anested by Sanford police at 12th and Oleander Saturday following a fight with a female. He was charged with battery (domestic violence). _Sun i BanKJF Peace of Mind Banking' Member FDIC. 0 1W4 Sunftmks, Inc. A SunTrust Bmk. "Nice nf Mind RinJung* u * registered service rroik belonging eiclusne!) to SunTrust Btalo, Inc. The Shod cut tetary credit report tnd ippriisil Cioiing contingent on * utisfictory title. Mortgage Prognm a good only »i MrtmpMin* SunRmki until 5/31W Answer core n^ent upon u m n ite *i. Sunftmk m en e s the right to deitgrure ck-sing igeri Thu Sunamk ARM b in currently his 1 2% mnuil cip md i ex lifetime tip. Current indei survey, end pelt Inspection. i nr margin au 2.7SX 2.75V. The Ant enure rvei TXdm i t cf 2/4/94 is 3 SIX. 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E D ITO R IA LS Reopening of museum: A big day Sunday w ill bo a b ig d a y for history’ buffs It w ill m ark the re o p e n in g of th e Sanford Museum. T h e facility hus been closed since O cto be r o f 1992 w h ile a n e x te n s iv e re m o d e lin g program was u n d e rw a y . It w a s o rig in a lly planned to be op en m u c h sooner, b u t there was a delay. A d e risio n o n w h a t d e sig n the front of the facility sh o uld have, postponed w o rk for several m o n th s . After reach ing a decision on M e d ite rra n la n Revival a rch ite ctu re , w o rk got u n d e rw a y and was recently ro m p lc te d . Sonic tim e ha s been required to r e tu r n Item s kept In storage elsewhere, a n d set u p displays. W hen the p u b lic dedication takes place S u n d ay b e g in n in g at 2 p .m .. all o rg a n iza tio n s that played u p art In the e n la rg e m e n t of the building w ill be ho n o re d . T h e y in c lu d e ih c fam ily of S y d n e y O . Chase a n d o th e rs w h o supplied the fu n d s b y w h ic h the w o r k was accom plished. W e feel obliged h o w e ve r, to call a tte n tio n to a n um b er of o th e rs w h o can be cre d ite d w ith the successor th is Job. Alicia C la rk e , d ire c to r of the M u s e u m , d id a superlative Job in s u p e rvisin g the m o v in g of historical d o c u m e n ts a n d Item s for storage d u rin g the c o n s tru c tio n . Sh e m u s t also be com m ended for c o n tin u in g to s u p p ly h isto ri­ ans w ith assistance th ro u g h the m u s e u m resources, e v e n th o u g h the fa c ility w as dosed. W hether It w a s the actual c o n s tru c tlo p , crew s or c ity c re w s , som eone m a n a g e d to keep the c o n s tru c tio n area looking os clean as possible. No on e enn c o m p la in that the workers m ade a m ess o r kept the c o n s lru c tlon site In a n y th in g but the neatest co n d itio n d u rin g a y e ar a n d a h a lf of w ork. Area librarians also deserve th a n k s. C a lls to a m u se um w a n t in g specific b a c k g ro u n d Inform ation are m ost c o m m o n . B u t w ith the m useum closed. P u b lic L ib ra ry e m p lo ye es handled m a n y s u c h calls, an d gave in v a lu a ­ ble assistance. Some new e x h ib its and d isp la ys w ill be seen at the m u s e u m . T h o s e w h o d o n a te d or loaned the Item s deserve the a p p re cia tio n of everyone. T h e y h a v e sh o w n a w illin g n e s s to help the c o m m u n ity becom e m o re k n o w l­ edgeable of Its history’. It took a great deal of give -a nd -ta ke to reach a n agreement o n the overall d e sig n of the b uild in g. T h e people Invo lved deserve a large ro u n d of applause. Some people w a n te d the o rig in a l c o lu m n s o n the b u ild in g to re m a in . O th e rs w a n te d th em rem oved In keeping w ith the new architectural style . T h i s Is a good e x a m p le of cooperation b e tw e e n the tw o sides In the Issue. T h o u g h th e c o lu m n s are n o lo n g e r In Iront. when the d o o rs open, th e y w ill still be seen, proudly d is p la y e d in the In te rio r o f the m u se um . W c hope the c itiz e n s w ill tu rn o u t In large num bers for the re o p e n in g o f the S a n fo rd Museum S u n d a y . It w ill be a big d a y for the c ity und everyone s h o u ld be a p ari o f It. Berry's World ‘Some hme ego I told him he needed lo grow as a person — and he D ID f JOSEPH PERKINS Bigotry is nothing but corrosive Th e Rev. Joseph Lowery, the noted civil rights lender, hnd words for me nflcr we recently ap|>rurrd on a morning television show. T h e Southern Christian Leadership Conference pres­ ident, w hom 1 respect n great deal, fell that I was nprradlng right-wing views dial bun the black com m unity. He was referring specifically to my comment on the air dial I did not think dial 1-ouls Fnm ikhan. the Nation of Islam leader, had Issued an unequivocal .qmlogv for die antiJew ish, ant I-Catholic, anti-white remarks made by one of Ids adherents I also said dial Ihr racial Invective that certain Fnrrakhnn followers sjiew contributes m ightily lo a climate of racial Intolerance In this country that all too often results In violence. Lowery refused lo accept this He apparently does not believe that Ideas have consequences, that words give way lo deeds. But he need look no further than the news pages to see evidence that some blacks are acting Upon their hatred of non-blacks. In Los Angelrs. Intck driver Reginald Denny was beaten nearly lo death hy two young black men sim ply because h r happened to lie Ih r wrong color. In the wrong plare. al the wrong time. In a racially motivated attack in Nrw York. Colin Ferguson, an angry young black man IsNirded a com m uter train and shot 23 possen grrs. killing nix of them. It is understanda­ ble dial Lowery and o th e r c iv il r ig h ts Icadrrs prrfer not to a c k n o w le d g e th e existence of such black b ig o try . W c have derived much political currency by |x»rtraying ourselves as th e e x c lu s i v e victims of racial In­ I It IS tolerance. understandable By conceding that that Lowery and at least some blacks other civil rights a rc racist to w a rd leaders prefer non-blacks, und that not lo sometimes this racial acknowledge hatrrd Is manifested the existence ol In words and deeds, such black we must also con­ bigotry. J cede dial sometime* whites or browns or yellows are racial vlcllms, too. Of course, some blacks u o n 'l want to hear tills, especially from another black. They fed that public acknowledgment of u black person's shortcomings plays Into the hands of those w ho haven’t our beat Inlrreslsat heart. But It seems to me that the opposite Is true. For when w r selectively decry bigotry, protesting loudly and publicly when words or actlonn of intolerance a ir mailr against blacks, but paper­ ing over die same when they arr committed by one our own, w r lose du- m oral high ground. It Is encouraging that at least a few black leaders have come around lo this view. Last month, for instance. Jesse Jackson made a rather startling confession. He was w alking down a dark and lonely street In Washington. D .C .. when suddenly he heard someone approaching from behind. H r turned around and was relieved lo see a while face. Jackson went on to say. In a published Interview, that "Ih r prem ier civil rights Issue of this day Is youth violence In general and black-on-blark violence in particular. More young black people kill each other annually than the sum total of lynching* In our history.'' SARAH OVERSTREE J Yl&'R* Gotltla Hans ’eH. W e What you don’t Jusr Pont Kti°w know can hurt you WKaT FoRY e t - (y S K w -v ftc X rM rH . • DONNA BRITT Joining in the jeers, cheers W A S H IN G T O N — They're doing It again. Decades before the sordid saga of Tonya and Nancy gave new meaning to the term "Ice follies." O lym p ic skating and skaters mesmer­ ized m any of us. But this year, even longtime fans are watching the competition's speed and spins. Its Impossible leaps, with new eyes. Our appreciation has little do do with the hoopla surrounding the first tabloid-worthy scandal the skating w orld has produced. It’s because here in the frozen Northeast, we’ve all been made Into reluctant skaters. It has not been pretty. I have had a rink next to m y house for weeks. I d id n ’t want, didn’t plan for. didn't even take seriously, at first, the transformation of m y Innocuous patio Into a frigid gantlel. But transform It did — Into a stretch of Icy arrogance that sneered at m y efforts to conquer Its sllcknrss w hile currying an ovcrstufTed purse, bags of groceries and finally, nothing at all. Bent over, advancing by crablike Inches und sudden swoops. I became a skater. A very bad skalcr. I’m not alone. The other day. I drove through the muck to pick up my 8-year-old from the home of a friend. Ills buddy and the child's mother. Intent on being good hosts, slowly walked m y son to the curb where 1 sat waiting In m y Chevy. T h e y 'd Just reached the car when — Instantly und Inexplicably — all three simply dlsap|>earcd. Th e n a chorus of shrieks, flailing bands and bobbing heads announced that they'd hit a hidden patch of Icc. It was uproarious. A n d sobering. As I write this, the sun Is beaming. The white stuff Is melting. I am not fooled. Winter '94 has taught me not to settle Into anything resembling complacency. Like the Terminator, the Icc whispers, ’i 'l l be back." In the lost month, I've spent time on each U.S. coast, enduring earthquake after shocks at one end of the nation. Icc storms at the other. In Los Angeles, when the electricity failed beraue of earth tremors. I sat perplexed and Immobile In u strange Los Angelrs hotel room. W hen Ihc power died here Wednesday nlghl. I was In the comfort of my own home — where the flashlight Is never handy and where, though cundlrs abound. I would have traded a week's pay to locate a single match. Where, for several evenings, my family shivered bcnrulh Igloos of blankets because our home's healing system went kcrplooey. Where finally. I thought. * Tll lake a good, stiff aftershock over this any day. T h e tyranny of the Icc has Increased my appreciation of those who'vc learned to Row. with scenting effortlessness, upon It. So for the next two weeks, m y heroes will be boys In tights and their gauze-draped partners, w h o semrhow manage, on Ice. to Ring one another Inin ih r stratosphere and land without dying. I’ll recoil al their spilled triple axels, cheer for each perfectly nulled landing, gasp when a network trots out that crackling, silli-amazing video of skater-turned com m entator Dick Button's 1948 gold medal performance. A n d — okay. okay. 1 admit It — I’ll savor T o n y a and Nancy. Harding Is far from the Ideal Olympian. But the two skaters represent disparate equally valid puns of A m e ric a , su ch as M e ry l Stre e p a n d K o s e a n n c , M a rlu h C arey and Madonna do. Kerrigan, with her t o w e r i n g cheekbones, dazzling The tyranny dentistry und grace of the ice has u n d e r p re s s u re , increased my symbolizes our Ideals appreciation of o f th e p a s t, o u r those who've classiest possibilities. learned to flow She reminds me of upon II. gp Godivu chocolates — beautifully packaged, lovingly handled, a bit beyond reach. Harding, despite her chic new du und dubious requests for hugs, remains a Snickers bar sort. G rllty. basic and decidedly unglamorous. she wus aware long before her recent troubles that some folks would never appreciate her. Th o u g h I don't like how she's behaved. I love that someone w ith her background became a champion skater. But w ith her naked acqulslllvenc&s ** " I ’m seeing dollar signs" — she Is what I fear America Is becoming. T h e showdown should be lerrtnc. So tomor­ row. I ll do whatever slipping and sliding Is needed lo negollatc m y patio. Planting myself before Ihc living room T V . where I'll Join m illions who'll cheer and Jeer ns two Americas compete. Until the power goes out. L E TTE R S T O ED ITO R Letters lo Ihc editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the w riter and n daytime telephone number. Letter* should be on a single s u b j e c t and I k us brief us possible. The Idlers arc subject to editing. You may not think you know much about reporting, yet If you or|>rnd on a ncwspa|>rr or the 6 o'clock news to tel you what you have a right to know os a U .S citizen. I'll bet you know more ihan yo u tlink: You know thal when the police file a report. It Is a reporter who hoofs It over to Ihr precinct, finds out whut It contains, nndlells you. It's a simple prtK'rss m d It w orks pretty well most of the lime. O ir of ihc times It didn't w ork Just might havcsllppcd y o u r attention: W h e n D e p u ty W hile House Camsel V ln c c F o ste r was f o u n d d e a d In a s u b u rb a n Virginia park, the Justice De­ partment didn't Id reporters have the Park Service Police r e p o r t . W h e n we asked the Justice Department lo give us the report, they s a id . ’ ’ Make us. Th e y told us to Rle a Freedom of Infor­ mation A d request 1 O n e of tho for the report Wc tim es II didn't did. Th a t wus last work just might August. A* of yet. we have slipped haven't seen u word. yo u r attention, j So m u c h for your right lo know. Even though you m ay be a pretty savvy news watcher, you m ay h r a little fuzzy on Ihc Freedom of Information Act. The F O IA was enacted to give unyonc ncecss to federal records not b itin g u n d e r one of nin e exem pted categories. J u s t u couple of examples of what can be obidncd arc report* on nuclear testing In the lff>Os and I960* that m ay have affected y o u r health, or a file kept on you hy Ihc FBI •• b a h locked uwuy until the FOIA. T h e act also allows government agencies to "redact" ••a fcincy word for 'Cross out with a big black magic m a rke r" - exempted por­ tions of the released documents. Eligible for "redaction" are facts affecting tuilonal secu­ rity and trade secrets: und certain documents relating to current law enforcement In ­ vestigations. |Hy the w a y, "redacting” Is quite an art. Often. Journalists have asked more than one federal agency for Information und found cexnplctely dlfTeicnl Information "redacted" by different agenefes.l Journalists don't believe the government has a right to keep from u» - and you routine police Investigations and we don’t believe the FOIA was created to he turned on us as an excuse to hide Infom ntlon. Can you linngtnc being the victim of u crime, or l>erhaps falsely accused of one, and th ru learning that al documents relating to you were unavullnhfe to the press until reporters filed F O IA requwts and waited for months to get them? You m ay also wonder w h y II takes no long for un FO IA retficsl to bear Trull. So do we. T h e law dlctrtcs lhat a federal agency respond within 10 days, but you may as well ask the Radio d ty Music Hall Rocketti-s to line up and kick the flic from Washington to you. 1 once had an Alcohol. Tobacco und Firearms spokesman w hine to me. "AH those records you’re asking for arc up In a big box somewhere stored away. I talced to the agent who worked on that case, and be says It Isn't like you heard ut all. Can I |int tell you what he said?” Paul MrMastcrs, executive director of the Freedom Forum ’s First Amendment Center and president if ihc Society of Professional Journalists, say* about the FO IA : "There’s no teeth In the law. no penalty.” McMustrrn and SP J recently surd the Federal Court to pry from Its clawed fingers Special Prosecutor Lawrence Walsh's report o n the Iran-Contra Investigation. If not for them, we still wouldn t know what It sakl. Government agencies, emboldened b y yo u * of no F O IA enforcement, play a gam e of "delay and d e ny." McMoslcrs says. lioRng in wear out requesters before the agencies have to respond. �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Tutsoay. February 22. 1994 - BA y 4 f ' D EA TH S MALEY ADKINS Maley Adkins 32. South Oak Avenue. SanrnnL died Monday. Feb. 21. 1094. it bln residence. Horn Ort. 31, 10GI. In Madison. Longw ood— C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A showed 37.795 ears traveled Ihc |M>rtlon of llw y . 17-92 In ques­ tion during a 24-hour period wlih one aecldent In a twomonth period. h* Jan u ary. Mayor Paul Lav­ es! rand requested the traffic s u rv e y . He sugge ste d that perhaps the city should de­ annex l he sect Ions of the two roads freeing city officers lo concentrate on other law en­ forcement duties rather than irafhr patrols. If Longwood deannexes the roads, the state and county police would patrol the roads. T h e necessary ordinances may be presenled In March. In other business, the com­ mission agreed to study a pro­ posal to waive some fees for the Teen Dance project. Th e city police department Is organizing a dance club for area teens on Friday and Saturday nights to p ro v id e a d r u g -f r e e a n d alcohol-free entertainment club. The project Is being funded from ronllsratlon funds. A Longwood businessman has donated the use of a warehouse for the club for one year. City officials will look at the sewer Impart fees to determine whether, at the end of die one year period, the building owner will have to pay the fees If the d u b reverts lo a warehouse use. The city commissioners also adopted an Interlocal agreement with Seminole County for work on Rangellnr Hoad. T w o more memliers were ap­ pointed by the Equity Study C o m m itte e by c o m m is s io n members. Ken Pedlow. president of the Winter Sprlngs-Longwood C h a m b e r nf C om m e rce and owner of laingwood Florist and AJay Bhalla. owner of Tlno's. wrro appointed to the com m it­ tee. Tw o more appointments will be made to complete the seven member committee which will I study dly'Xtoensrs and- permit fees. Th e commission also agreed that Individual annual evalua­ tions will lx- tnnde of the city adm inistrator. Each com m is­ sioner will write an evaluation which will Ik - used to make a composite evaluation. Th e an­ nual evuluutlons are required In lhe c it y co d e. F o r m e r a d ­ ministrator Jam es McFellln In­ sisted his evaluation be written by the entire commission, not Individual commissioners. Com m issioner Hon Sargent was named as a member of the O rla n d o U rb a n A re a B ic y ­ cle/Pedestrian Advisory C o m ­ mittee. W .Vo., he mmed to Central Florida In 1984. Mr. Adkins was a heavy equipment operator and a member of Calvary Christian Center. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w i f e . Michelle: parens. Hassel and A ll le f a r l A d k in s . S a n f o r d ; m a te rn al grandm other, T i n t Bell. A lk o l, W.Va.; brothers. Ronnie Shores. Kundy. Mussel J r .. Th o m a s, all of Sanford; sisters, Violet Browning. S a m . both of Ju lia n . W.Vo. G r a m k o w Funeral H o m e , Sanford. In chirgr of arrange­ ments ALBERT SHAWN ALEXANDER Albert Shawn Alexander. 19. M o rs e S t r e e t , A l t a m o n t e Springs, died Sdurday, Feb. 19. 1994, at his residence. B o m March 5. 1974. In Orlundo. he was a lifelong rraldrnt of Central Florida. Mr. Alexander was a lawn m a ln trn n irc employee and Protestant. S u rv iv o rs Include m o th e r. Clayetta, Altnim iile Springs: fa­ ther. A lb e rt Adams. W in te r Park; stepfather. Louis Knight. Lake Mary; slsb-rs. Curlsu. A l ­ tamonte Springs Taren Adam s. Corlta Adam s, both of W inter Park; brothers. Simon Adam s. Albert Adams, both of W inter Park.; m aternal grandfather. Clayton. Altunum e Springs. Murvln C . Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. in charge of arrangements. She was a manlier of H o m e ­ makers of Lake Mary. DlfTcrcnl S tro k e s . O ra n g e C ity , a n d Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Sunfird. S u rvivo rs Ircludc husband. Julius; sons. Itilph. Cincinnati. Donald. P ro v a Utah, J u liu s . Fairfield. C onn.. Drrnl. Laguna Niguel. C alif.; ditighlers. J u d ith Craig. S a n fo rd Kliea P h ilo . Sedona. Art*.. Beth Balsamc. Thailand. Anita Sue Fox. S c u t­ tle. W ash.: brothers. Christian. Paul, and Louh Bang all of Cincinnati. V lrU r Bang. Mesa. Arlx . S am uel Bang. Holladay, U ta h ; s i s t e r . J u d ith F i s h . C in c in n a ti; 34 grandchildren und 10 great-grmdchlldren. Brlsson Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge cf arrangements. JAMES W . BUCKLER James W . Buckler. 74. N o rth ­ east 36th Averuc. Ocala, died Sunday, Feb. 2Q 1994. at N o rth F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o s p ita l, G ainesville. Bern In C a lv e rt County. M d „ he moved lo Ocala from Seminole Cbunly 19 years ago. Mr. Buckler was a supervi­ sor for A u to T o t and a m em ber of Central Chriatan Church. H e was a Blue Lodge Mason 3 2 Degree, and belonged lo the Ocala Moose Loc^e. Survivors Indudr son. Ja m e s W ., J r . . A tla n ta ; d a u g h te r. Barbara DrZavtix. Miami; four grandchildren. Je n n in g s -A rc h w a y F u n e ra l Home. Ocala. In charge of a r ­ rangements. ELIZABETH E. BLACKWELDER DUSTIN N E A L EN0LI8H Elizabeth E. Ilackw rldrr. 82. Sunset D riv e , Sanford, died Sunday. Feb. 2Q 1994. at her residence. B o m June 24. 1911. In C incinnati, she moved to Central Florida In I960. Mrs Blackwelder was a homemaker. Dustin Neal frigHsh. Infant. Rolling W ood Lcop. Casselberry, died Tn u rsd a y.F e b . 17. 1994. at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. He was born FH j . 17, 1994. In W in te r P a r k . He was P r e ­ sbyterian. Survivors Include parents. Mr. A Mrs. D avid English. Cassel­ b e rry ; b r o t h e r . J o n u t h lo n Samual W ilson. Qissclbcrry. L o o m is F u n e r a l H o m e . Apopka, in clu rg e of arrange rnents. ANNC. FLYNN Ann C. F ly is i. 76. Tanner Lane. W in t e r S p rin g s, died Monday. F e b . 21. 1994, ul W lnirr Park Memorial Hospital. Iforn Aug. 13. 1917. In Wood­ bury. N.J.. she unved lo Central Florida In 198 2 Mrs. Flynn was a homemaker und a member of St. Stephen Cut tulle- Church. S u r v iv o r s I n c lu d e s o n s . George, H a rry , both of Winter Springs. Jo h n . W ilia m , both of New Jersey; n l r r grandchildren and two great gnsidchlldren. Banflcld F u n e ra l S e rvice . Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements. JAMES W. NOFTZ James W. N ciiz, 81, Cochran Road. G e n e va , died Sunday, Feb. 20, 199-1 at his residence. Born Ju ly 6. 1912. In Chicago, he moved to Gentral Florida In 1972 Mr. Noflz was Catholic, Survivors Include wife. Ruth; daughters. S a n d y Moncada. Bloomlngdale. III. Cheryl Tedlo. Si. Charles. Ilk son. Patrick. Geneva: sister. Virginia Conton. Park Ridge. ML; four grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h tld Fun e ra l Home. Oaklaw n Park Chapc-I. l-ake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. O L A R. S T E I N Ola R. Stein. 73. Red Brick Run. Sanford, c lrd Monday. Feb. 21. 1994 at C e ntra l Florida Regional H ospltd. Sanford. Iforn Aug. 7. 1920, In Sopchoppy, she movrd to C entral Florida In 1993. Mrs. Sieln was a hom e­ maker and u Prediytcrtan. Survivors Inckide daughters. Elaine S. L y n n , Annandale. Va.. Frances C ovington. Sanford: sister. Georgia lamdlno, To m s River. N .J.; nrezhe-r. la-on Rob­ erts. Demopolls. Ala : five grand­ c h i ld r e n a n d th re e g r e a t ­ grandchildren B u ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home*. Oaklawn Park Chapel, Lake Mary, in charge of ar­ rangements. ik-ach and was tivolvcd with B division solitiall m d bowling. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , Dolores Ham-WV-lsbcrg; daugh­ te r. J o y R a g a n -W e ls b e r g . Gainesville: patents. Ja c k and R u th . G r e e n e v lllc . T r a n . : brnthrrs. J o h n Jacksonville, James, Pori Charlotte; sister. Martha Tyn d id . Loxahulchrc; four nephews; two nieces: two grand-nieces. Beacon Direct d em otion Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements HENRY F. VOEGTLE Henry F. Voe-gilc. 84. Redwing W ay. Casselbrriy. died Satur­ day. Feb. 19. 1994. at W inter Park Memorial Hospital. Iforn Oct. 6. 1909. In Milwaukee, he moved to Central Florida In 1968. Mr. Voegih was a supervi­ sor for M erlin Bread and a member of C o m n u n lly United Methodist Church. Casselberry. He belonged to the Winter Park E lk s C lu b , Morocco T e m p le Shrine. Jacksonville, and Ocala Masonic Lodge. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e , Eunice: daughtir. Betty Larson. Casselberry: slstr. Anne Carol Davis. Albany. G a B a ld w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. A lta m o rir Springs. In charge of arrangements. DOUGLAS MELVYN WEISBERG Douglas Melvyn Welsberg. 46. H e r m it s T r u l l . A lt a m o n t e Springs, died Saurday. Feb 19. 1994. at bis resdencc. Iforn Ja n . 20. 1948. at Ntshua. N IL . h r moved to Central Florida from J a c k s o n v ill e In 1990. M r Welsberg wus a professional PGA To u r I'layiT for 10 years and a m em ber of Altuinontr Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church. He win 1980 Clvltan Coach of the Year In Daytona FUNERAL AOKIMS. MALEV FunefOl U f o c t l tor Mr Meley Aa»,n*. JJ Ol Sanfcutl. oho 0<*rl M cvjjy Mill bo It o'clock Thur*4«y nerntng *t Gcemkow Funorol Homo Chop* wflh ttio R .v Me. Poolo officiating Irttrmonl m IJI bo In Evorgrton Cemetery Friondk may call at Gramko« Fwnoral Mon*. Th^rvdoy from is a m until *#r vice limo Arrangement* by GramkOM Funerel Homo. Sanlord BANG SLACKW ElO O t. ELIZAB ETH Elliebelh Bong .*m*r. born Ju "» Jr 1*11, In Cincinnati. O o petted away Sunday February JO. I*ta. *1 h*r homo In Sanford Sno and her hutbwnd JUIIuk morod to Sanlord in Augu*t ot IHO from Gncmnati OS -0 Sno it turvlrod by nor "uir.rid Jullut and eight of hor 10 children. 14 gvndcMIdron. I* greet grandchildren with loo moro In Iho o-o" Service* olll bo Sold C o m Thurtdey. Fob I t ot in# Church of Jttu t C h rlit ol LoHor day Saint* locetdet UIS S Perk A.* in Sanlord A *i«w>ng*ill bn hold Wednotdar evening from J » pm at Button Funoral Hama localod at *DS Laurol A«o Sha Mill bo mttrrod at Oaklawn SSmor.ai Park In Lata Vary Donation* may bo mado to Hotpxo ol Control FloridO in Wa tand Arrangement* by ttlt»or Funoral Homt. Sanlord BUCKLES. JAMES W Funoral tervue* Id Jamot W Buckler, ago ft o former tupdvitor tor Auto Tote, will bo held ot tl 0 m, Wednesday. Feb 11. If*4, at Central Chrigien Church with Rer Oar'd Wefth conducing fho torvlco* Burial will bo In Good Shoptord Memorial Garden, under tho direction ol Jewing* Archway Family will receive Inend, on Tuoeday Horn a I p m with a Maurtc *orvice at t p m In lieu of Mower*, donalont may bo mad* to Central ChrltHan Chuwh Jew mg* Archway Funeral Homo Oca'a in charge ol orrang*m«,t* "The only way to make this joint more energy efficien t was to wave some green stuff k in his face." / School What’s for lunoh? W tdntsdsy, Fab. 23,1894 NachOB, Chill and Chsese Com Chilly Fruit Roll or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk In ^ M e m o ry o f QUEENVICTORIABURTON DtuakflklttMtbuijUjM] Your Dfe Is t beautiful memory, Your death Is a silent jrief, You sleep In God’s beautiful garden In tbe sunshine of perfect peace, lovt. Your Daughter, Rebecca Henderson, and husband John. Grandchildren *nd Great Grandchildren. Now lax Free For College U S. Savinas Bonds I t was a b it te r p i l l to sw allow . He didn't a real once-over to uncover ways to reduce re a lis e that most hones over a year old your e le c t r ic b i l l . could take advantage of FPL' a free Homo incentives to help pay fo r energy-saving Energy Survey and cash in cen tives. "Oet \1(800)DIAL-FPL t h is ," I told h ia , "PPL w i l l give your hone Plus they o f f e r cash improvements. But you gotta c a l l PPL rig h t now." O �•A - Santord Hsrsld. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. February 22. 1994 C L O S E - O U T S P E C IA L SpIdelWatches Business Review 5 0with %coupon OFF . .. 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Dob and Mandy had set up a couple of booths at Flea World selling rugs and auto mats Dullness was good, so the Padgetts derided to expand to a seven day a week operation, opening a new store at the Intersection of laike Mary Boulevard and Highway 17-92.1le recently closed that location and moved his business to I llatoriral Downtown Sanford. Dob sayt. 'business has never been better I* You'll find the new location at 3 14 F. Commercial. Just off First Street. Mandy* Rug Shack and Doll's Auto Mat Service carries machine washable bath, kitchen and ac­ cent ruga, oriental design carpet, welcome mats, conventional bound carpet throw rugs and car­ peting. auto, truck and van mala in 13 color selections. Wall-to-wall carpeting, plush and Indoor/outdoor, la available with or without Installation. 'Give Them A Chance ILnika \VE 4BUY BOOKS 4SELI. -H R ADK New A L’tr d / H alf I'rice A /.<»».' In Seminole Center. 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CTLA 1111: '< PT" ■i iE.J11 I 868-3916 Thanks lo your support and cooperation we have made tremendous strides this past year toward bringing you the best service and products possible. And. at this pace, we look forward lo an even better new year of serving you. CALL OUR CLASSIHLD DIPT. TODAY! Sanford Herald 820 W e s t L a k e M a ry B lv d . (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 2 3 0 _____ 322-2611 t1 ( 800 ) Med - Care MOVING FORWARD B a y h e a d E y e C e n tre 1i 7J-4fc ta^1 thisp ic£'e|. C a ll N o w ! I I I �TUESDAY Sanford Herald February 22, 1994 Sports LOCALLY Another new s Seminole, Lyman, Orangewood Christian ready Wildcats in a rout By DEAN SMITH IN BRIEF D A Y T O N A IE A C II - Derek Smith scored 13 of 111* IH points In the second half to lead Dcihunc-Cookm un to a 82 06 victory over Maryland-Eastern Shore 113-10.95). Also scoring In double figures for the Wildcats 17-17. 7-8 Mid-Eastern Athledr Conference): L iM o n t Parrish (13). Satnarr Login 112). Jelfrcy Robinson ( I I I and W illiam Wllcra 110). AROUND THE STATE Williams suffers stroke G A IN E S V IL L E - Hull of Earner Ted W illiams sufTcred a miner stroke and was hospitalized. "H e suffered a m inor stroke at his hom e." said Daniel Moore, a s|M>kesman for Stands Hospital. " lie 's very uwake and alert." Moore said. "H e Is having some wruknesaon his H i side." Herald Sports Writer SANFO RD — Fourth season, com ing up Most b a s k e t b a ll coaches will (ell you that a season ts actually divided Into several season's. There is the prr-conferencr games, the confer­ ence games, the districts, the sub regional*. Ihe rrglon.il*. and Dually slate. Well Sem inole. L ym a n nnd Orangew ood Christian ate halfway home, as they will play In their respective Sub-Rrglonul cham pionship games tonight. Arrow Force II (25 6). the newly crowned 4A-I)lstr1ct 6 champions, will face on old nemesis tonight, when they host 4A District 5 runner-up New Sm yrna Beach at lull Flem ing Memorial Gymnasium starting at 7 :3 0 p m . The Barracuda's had been In Seminole's district until ibis season, and was the host school when Arrow Force I won the district last year. The Rams, the Class D-Dlstrtct 5 winner, will also l>e seeing a familiar fare, when they host Luth er tonight In Maitland. Orangewood and Luther are in the same conference during the regular season’, bul are In different district's come tournament lime. T h e Greyhounds have the toughest road to hoe. as they must travel to Neptune Deurh (In East Jacksonville) lo lake on No. 5 ranked Jacksonville Ueacli-Fletchcr (26-41. whlrlt year-ln and year-out Is one of I he best programs in the stale of Florida T h e winners of tonight's contests will advuncr lo the four-team Regional Tournaments this Friday and Saturday. T h e Seminole winner w ill play al Orlando-Dr. P h illip s against the S t. Pcte ra bu rg-B o ca C lc g a / C le u rwater w in n e r: the Orangewood w inner will Ik- at Merrill Island lo play the Palm I la y-V icto ry Chrlstlan/Wcsl Palm Headi-Gold Coast Corporate winner, nnd the Lyman winner will Ik- al Santa F r Com m unity College In G n ln c s v lllr lo play the Gonznlcz-Tale/Luke Clty-Coluinbla winner. BOYS’ SUB-REGIONS C L A S H * SUB REGION I Liman al ia ik u m llla Saaik F W iN i G e n tu ltl T » t»» t L »k «C U , Columbia J»< k Mirtojr i« i l MttnMito SI Augutlmoot Ponvocolo CLASS** SU* R C 0 I0 N I M«w Sm ,iM BoothRt Som<nolo SI Po»of»6ufa BotoClofloolCloofoo'of Loothurf *1 t 0 « OollM OunoOin *1 SI Po*trU»urg G.bfc* CLASS IA SUB RC0I0N1 Si PoUftWf* AOmirol Forrofutol Wrmoto Coroor OrlonBo f v t l Acodom, of SI N l « l h » | Shorotrotl CLASSB SUB R IO IO N I Gomotxllo Ook Holl Of Oolfooo Trlw f, Chtltflon SUB BE0I0N1 Lvthor ol O rin| l w i < Chritfioo Polm Boy Victory Christian of WPB Goto Cootl Corpero'o Tho Moifor'i Atotfomy ol Pino Costtt Acodomy Loko WorthChrlsflonof Bro»ord Christlon Swaby saves Knights Rams do well in opener F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - Ochld Swaby made a four-|>olnt play with five seconds left to lift Central Florida over Florida lntrrnatlon.il 79-75 U C F 117-6. 10 4 Tra n * America Athletic Conference) wasdown 69-00 with 3 44 left. Sw aby led all scorers with 27 points. Victor Saxton chlptM-dln with 11 points. Ja m e s Mazyck led F IU (10-14. 6 8) with 25 point*. while Nrvtllr Marriott add'd 12 point*. Gators scalp Seminoles ByDBAN SMITH G A IN E S V IL L E - Dan Cross tit 10 of 11 foul shots In the final six minutes to lead Florida over Florida S la t. 72-61. Cross led the Gators 122-4) with 16 points. Dametrl Hill add'd 14 and Craig Drown 12. Florida State (12-111 had four players In double figures, fcteludlng Bob Sura's 17. Herald SporlsWrlter________________ L A K E M ARY - T h e Boone Braves from Orlando showed w hy they urc one of the lopsollbull tra m s in the state at the Lake Mury Sports Com plex Monday night. But Lake M ury found out II doesn't have far to go lo reach that level, fulling 6-2. uftrr being tlrd at 1-1 tn the fourth Inning. Playing Its Drst c v rr fustpltch softball game. Lukr Mary performed very well ugiMral the more experi­ enced Braves, who have been play­ ing fastpltch forthe past two years. "W e were phased with our pit­ ching and r a f h ln g ." said Lake Mary bead cturlt ■Jrtiilili' Fisher "T h o s e two p M ttlM A pcrlohnett very well. But wr also messed up ft couple of routine [la ys that were, carry over’s from so w pitch, so we have no excuse for t lose mistake*. FAM U falls T A L L A H A S S E E - Jeff Lewi*scored 2 1 point* to lead Delaware State to a 92-87 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference win over Flcrlda AAM. Sean (Hack scored 19 for FA M U I4 -20 .2-12). AROUND THE NATION Dolphins win road battle RUSTOM. La.-n Barry Brow® had 21 points In . Jacksonville's 74-68 win gver I/julsluua Te ch . ' Artcmus McClary added 13 aid Nate Burrell 11 for JU (106. 11-5 Sun Belt Corfercnce). WHAT’S HAPPENING Mens' Baseball □ Laks City C.C.al Samlnols C.C., 2:30 pm. Boys’ Baseball CJApopka al OvMo, 7 p.m. □ Lyman Tournament (Winter Park, Laka Mary, DoLand): Losar*s. 4.30 p.m.. Wlnnsr*s. 7 p.m. II was a busy niQht on tho baso paths at tho Lake Mary Sports Compltw as tho Lake Mary Rams hostod tho Boone B ra v e s In th e ir f irs t o ve r lastpltchsottbal game. In the top bit photo. Lindy Longstall scores Ihe Rants' llrsl run ol the seasen on a sacrifice fly by Monica Conardoso as Ihe Boone catcher goes high lo try and catch the erratl throw. In the lo p r l g h l p h o t o . Camardese Is cdled out on an attempted steal as Holly Hut­ chinson takes thethrow. In the bottom photo. Lake Mary shortstop Diane Duber comes hard across tho bag in an attempt to turn adoublo play. Boys’ Basketball □4A-Sub-Raglon 2: Haw Smyrna Btach at Samlnola, 7:30 pm. □ SA-Sub-Raglon 1: Lyman al Jacksomrllla Baach-Flatchar, 7:30 p.m. □ B-Sub-Raglon 2: Orlando-Lulhar al Or* angawood ChrlElan, 7:30 p.m. Boys’ Golf □ Laka Mary vs Laka Branllay at Swaatwatar, 3:30 p.m. „ „„ □ Lyman va. Odado and Unlvarally al Ekana. 3:30 p.m. □ Samlnola va. L Howall at Oaar Run. 3:30 p.m. Girls’ Golf ttortto Photo* by M»i* Morn* □ Ovlado va. Lyman at Rolling Hill®, 3:30 p.m. □ W. Park va. L Howall al Daar Run. 3:30 p.m. W om ens’ Softball "W e have two m ire tough games! against Orange Cotm ly teams tin* week, then we turn! the Ea rly fllr«( To urnam ent on Satirda y. IF* could Ik- tough In the trglrm lng. but f think It sn gcxxlirsl for us." T h e Rams will travel to Ocoee itK la y to play Whst Orange starling at 6 p.m .. that host Apopka on Th u rsd ay, storttig at 4 p.m. D ra v rs pitcher H e a th e r H u t ­ chinson Improved to 5-0 by scat­ tering four lilts striking out nine and walking none. Iltonc Is already 5-1 on the Benson. Holly Hutchinson led Boone with two singles und a tun scored. Also doing damage wen- Je n n y White (single, run. two R H ). Kim Brow n­ ing (single, two m t » ). Kelly B row n­ ing (single, run). Sherry May (single ! and Heather Huk’hlnson (run). Doing Ihe hiking for laike Mary were Angle Snow (triple, run). Liz Davidson (double. RDII. Monica Camardese (single. RBI) and Lindy Lngnsluff (single, run). BOON! *.LAKE MAR V ] IN IN I — i I I LkktN Ury N IIN I - I t I M» Mutihlnton **to P»w» Ckm «fd»w. Snow 111 snd Snow. D«»toton (SI WP - Mo Mut chinton ( t 01 LP — Comodo*# IBM. IB — Loko Mory Dottovon 111. JB - Loko Mory. Snow (II H R — non# Rofotdt — Boow l I. loko Mory 01 □ Samlnola C.C at Florida CC-Jax., 3 p.m. Girls’ Sottball □ Daland al L Branllay. JV, 530 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. □ Laka Howall al Edgawatar, 4p.m. □ Laka Mary al VMast Oranga, 6 p m. Boys’ Tennis □ DaLand at Laka Mary, 3:15 p.m. □ Laka Howall * Samlnola, 3:30 p m. □ Ovlado al Lyman, 3:30 p.m. Girls’ Tennis □ Laka Howall M Samlnola, 3:30 p.m. □ Laka Mary at DaLand,3:15 p.m. COLLBOB BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m . — ESPN. Illinois at Michigan. (L ) Winning arrow strikes Brown’s at Cupid Classic Spaolal to tho Hsrald C L E A R W A T E R - The Level HR girls’ team from Brow n’s G y m nustlcs C e n t r a l of A lta m o n te Springs received their Valentine n day early, cuplurlng the C up id Classic In Clcurwater on Feb. 13. B m w n > won the championship with a score of 96.90. ahead of host Apollo G y m n a stic s (93.80) and Galllmore's of Tullahasscc (92.60). When the smoke hud cleared. Brown's gymnasts stood atop the victory stand 12 out of a possible 15 limes, not In c lu d in g the team cltumplonshlp. The final medal count for the local Kiris wu* 50. Individual event placement wus was divided Into three age group*. Ages 8-9: Kim Wood won the all-around competition with a composite score of 31.70. She finished first on vault (8.30). second oil uneven bars (7.30) und door exercise (8.25). and third on balance beam (7.85). Tram m ulc Nlcolc Williams placed Ihlrd all-around w ith u score of 30.35. She placed Ihlrd on uneven liars 17.00) and had fourth plarc finishes In balance bcum |7.50| und floor exercise (8.00). Brook Sullivan won floor exercise, posting an 8 50. und added a Ihlrd place In vault w ith a score of 8.05. Ages 10-11: B ritta n y C r u p c captured a ll­ around honors w ith a composite score of 31.60. She was first on floor exercise (8.35) and balance bcum (7.80). and added second place finishes on uneven bar* (7.001 and vault (8.45). Christy Shepard finished second all-around with a score of 31.40 on the strength of first places finishes exercise (8.35|. She added u fourth In balance beam (8.35). Michelle Irvine look third all­ around with a score of 30.55. She was third In vuull (8.35). fouitli In door exercise (8.25) and sixth In both balance beam (7.40) und un­ even bars 16.55). Sara Harper combined n (bird place finish on balunce beam |7.70| und a fifth on uneven bars (6.65) lo earn a fifth place finish In Ihe all-around with a score of 30.225. Caroline Thom pson finished sixth all-around 129.74) with fifth's In vault (8.20). balance beam (7.45) and floor exercise (8.10). Sharon Wain brought home a llrst place In vault by posting a score of 8.55 and added a fourth In uneven bars (6.70). Valeric Barlow closed out the scoring for Ihe 10-11 age group with a second place finish on balance Ages 12-14: Nichole Thom as won Ihe a ll­ around with a score of 31.55. She places first on vault (8.50). second on floor exercise (8.10). third on balance beam (7.75) and fourth on uneven bars (7.20). Rachel Kolb was second a ll­ around will: n 31.475. accumulated with a llrsl In (loor exercise (H.25). u second on vault (8.225). a Ihlrd on uneven burs (7.95) and four!I: on bulnncc beam 17.55). Alexis Ford finished fmuth on the all-around will: a score of 31.25. She had u first on balance beam (8.30). third's In door exercise (8.00) und vault (7.90) und a fifth on uneven bars (7.05). Th e leant was lo have competed In Ihe prestigious National Buckeye Classic In Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 17-20 and will rc lu m home for their next local qualifier In Gainesville, this weekend (Feb. 26-27). FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �a t - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, February 22, 1904 S TA TS & STANDINGS Icotuoi SAmiTlAUl DOGS Mendqr night First f»<» — 1/14. B . II.X * t»«D«>>d xx trie aoo I R v Lethal Weapon 440 ) to f U lJ ll | to O (14) *7 74 P 14-1) IR M T 14-1-7) |4tl 74 Vxsndrsci - V L B : D M 1 Aaotorn* Wlnnor 4 40 I X 4 X IQuoonOt Doris 1 I X 1 to ISkimorGonl IX O I I I I II 4* P I I 1) 1174 T ( I I I) I X *0 DO (4 1177 M I D I 1 l l l l » 1* Third n<* -1/14. D: 11.14 1 Acs SunsMno I I X 10 X 1 X 1R l Att«g,rl Abbs 4 00 1 X lfl*iing*r t l* o IX O il 4111 7 * P (4 l> 9 * 4 T I4 -l‘}>t*A4* Favrto ract -i/ l* , Ci 11.47 1F uttin Fast • 00 4 X I X 7Omni Not F * rl 4 X 7 00 1 Bcbbia Racoon 4X O il 711) 4* P (111 l « T t i l l ) I X 44 F ilt h r m — 1/14. M: 11.41 1 Imaginary Leak 12 00 4 SO 4 X I Split Dross B#I1 I X IM 3ItOJ’ t* Hiccup 4X O il 1) 11 40 P4I 1) *474 T tl-l-1) ITS M lilts r*ca- 1 /1 *. 0 : 11 H jOur Mr Tnlttor ; so ] x I M ! look tor thaiighl 4X IX 1 T Ati Main E van! 4X O 11 tl II M P 41 1) 9 M T (1 1 1 ) 117.44 Seventh race -1/14. Ai M M 7Ml Sheer Energy 17 00 740 1 40 1 f ite Princess t 40 4 40 I Gf aveful Sonove j gg 0 (I II It M P II II I H T (1 1 1) 114 40 S u 1 i l l t ill it Eighth race — 1/10. C: II.M 1Summ Ettelle 0 10 4 40 1M 1M t Papa Bee Gee M40 110 4 My ta il Promise j to O il H U M P H 1 I1 IM T O l a l f l M Ninth r a c t - l / A C i X 71 7Scarlet Beauty 1(0 4 40 ISO aired* M s< 1 40 140 I Highland Eclipse 1 aO O I I II tl.M P I M I M M T 11 1 H U M Itth race -S/1A Di II a I hooUlippee tog t » 4 to 70mni Enterprlte II X 1100 > Sporty Doreen 3 go O ( H I M M P It 'll H IM T 11-MI IIIOO Itth race — l/U. D II 41 7Cr t tto Rttreet 1 to 110 100 I Ml Windridev 4t0 4 M 4 Tit Pice igo O (M l 14 M P I M I 41M T 17 04) 117 to T T II 7 1a 7 04) • to Jackie! 17.474 to 17th race-1/14. A: MJ0 1 Re Motivated 0100 1100 If to IJtyrayt Kevin 410 100 * Summ Genius 7 to O I I I I 41 M P 11 1) 4» X T (0-10) 1417.00 Ilia race— t/10. t i IM S IBroedcattor 1410 10 40 f » (TrueMate 4 to ) M 4JudytDog 100 O 110) U40 P (14)114 00 T (1-04) 1114.00 O O ll 11 AKIOto to itth race — 1/0. t : M Jl 1 Omni Winona Judd 1100 1440 110 4Omni Frontle 1100 4 00 (Club Mac amto } 40 O IM I 41.M P I M I 11.40 T (144) 1I7.M I (14011441 40 A — I.M Ij H — 1141.441 C0LL10B SASM AU. \ SOUTH Bathaven 17 IS. Hull I I Berry I I 1. Piedmont 14 Bridgewater. Va 7. Errory 4 EcfcerdM. CattleteaSI 1 Florida Tech0. Barry S 10 mwingt N Florida 7. Oeergie Cdl 0 Pembroke*) 7, Rio Grande0.0Irmangt Rta Grande 4. PembrotgSt I S C MOtn 17, Carton Newman 4 South Florida 14. Station 1 Southern M ill 14. M itt Valley $1.4 Warner Seethwa O IL It. Michaels) I FAR W IS T C a ll! Futlerhr to.CSNorthridge 1 Cal SI Haywanl0 4. Cal Poly SLO l 7 UC O a v ltl0 .a u Chico 4 UNLVO. UCLA4 m •y The An ode ltd Prett EASTERNCCM FERCNCE Atlantic Olvitten W L Pci. Me* York X 1) 704 Or lends X M .444 Me* Jersey M 74 170 Miami 1* X J l l Boston 70 11 743 Phi lottotphla X X 341 Washington ta X 101 Central Ueltiea Atlanta X 1* 444 Chicago X 1* 4*4 Clevoiand 77 14 174 Indiana X 74 110 Ctter lotto X X 4)1 Miinaukee IS 17 JM Detroit 11 X X I W ESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pc). San Antonio 14 14 7X Houston X 11 7X Utah 14 1» *47 Denvor X X .440 Minnesota II X XO Dallas 7 4} IX PedlK Duittan Seattle X 11 7X Phoenn X It 4*0 Golden Slate X 30 *00 Portland X 31 144 LA Lakers 1* 11 XO 17 11 147 LAClipport Sacramento 17 U 111 Mondays Garnet San Antonie 114. Minreteta 44 Chicago III. Charleth 41 Miami lit. Wsthiagtoi N Dallat to. Detroit to Utah 114. Philadelphia 47 Phoenn III, Sacramento 04 Tuesday's Garnet Seattle at New York. 7 10 p m Miami al Mrw Jersey, 7 M p m Minnesota at Cleveland. 7: X p m. Dallat at Indiana. 7;Mp m Golden Slate al Milwedtae. I X p m Denver et Howlton. I top m Button at Sacramento. 10 X p m L A Cl'ppart at Poniard. 10 M p m Wrdneide y'l Garnet New Jertey et PhtledtBhle. 7: to p m Cleveland at Wethlngtgi. 7 to p m Indiana al Orlando. 7:M pm . Seattle el Allante. 7 10pm Golden Slato at Chicago. I X p m Botlon et Denver. Op m San Antonio a4 Utah. 1pm Portland#! L A . Clippers. 10 JOpm OB — »W in 10 1* i*te X '7 — — 1 * II X*t X ‘s OB — 1 s 11 »V t 11*7 — 1*7 0*7 7 1X7 14 X NBA BOXES Bullet! Haat. Bat WASHINGTON 1401 Gugliotta 0 II 1 4 IS. Mac Lean 4 14 0d 10. Elltton 10 14 0 Adsns 4 II 4 4 11. Butler 10 0 1 4 . Overton 1 1 4 4 0. Mure!an S4 11 II. Pricaa 101117. Anderton IS 1 1 4 . BolOOOO 0 total! to 00 to IS to MIAMI (IM I LongS 114414. R k e ll 114 414. Saikaly > 4 10 14 14. Straw 14004-Smith 0 M 1 1 II. Colet 0 4 01 II. Geiger 1100 a. Burton 17 117, Atoms 1 1 00 A Salley 1 41 1 1 . Fattier I 1 11 4 Totals 40 7*14H I M Washington » 17 X M 40 Miami 12 X X X - I X 1 Point goals - Washington 7 II (Price K Anderson 0 1. Adaiw # J. Ellison 0 1, Gugiiolie 0 1). Miami • 14 ISmllh 1 S. Rice ' l l . Shew 7 1. Cotas 00 Fouled out - None Rebound! - Wethintfon 17 (Gugdoilo 41. Miami to (Saikaly I ) A Mists - J N 4«t-ngton if (Overton 1). Mia/rt » (SrtWM M l. Tefel touts — Wethlngton IS Miami la Technical 1 - Colet A - 14.410 TO* Te# Teddty Fisa Tee tap IS teams in The Associated Press college batketbell pell, with fleet piece ve«et In parentheses. records lelel peintt bated on IS tar a flrtl piece <n*e through one tor a 7)ts piac* veto, and pro» lout rankings Record Pis Pet 1 Arkansas(401 X I I.4X 1 1 Duka 141 I.MI 4 1 Michigan (1) 14 4 1.404 7 4 TSarto Carolina (1) 11 1 1.141 1 1 CannactKul ( 1 ) 71 1 1.141 1 4 Missouri X I 1.171 11 7. Ktntucky X ) 1.104 It 1 Ttmpla 14 4 1.041 11 4 Aruena 11 4 1.041 It 10 Kansas 11 1 *U 4 II Massachusetts * x to II 1 11. Indiana 1* 1 11 1 14 11. Lauftvllto X 4 *X 1 14 Purdut * 1* * 114 II UCLA 111 017 1 IA F torIda IM 474 17 17. California III t*t 1* 14. Syracuse tl 1 sn is 14 Saint Lams X I 4X II X Minnesota 144 XH X 11. Boston College 1*7 1*4 — 71 Marquette 1*7 II* 77 n Georgia Tech 14* 111 X 14 OklahomaSI 1*7 177 — X Nee Me •Ko It 1* 1 40 Other veto!: Ctncimati 44. Ala Birm »<. Maryland 71. Penn al. Taiat 11. Georgetown 17. woke Forett 70 Wisconsin 70. New Or leant IX Xavier Ohio IX llimoit 10. Murrey SI 10. New W u co 0. Alabama 7. W Kentucky X Ohio U 4 Copptn SI X Kenset SI XCIemton I. TttetA A M I. Weber SI I Halftime - M E S M B C n 1 Point goals - M ES 10 (Harrison 11. Allison I A Harris 111. Bethune Cookmai 4 10 I Parrish 0 1. Logan 1 1 . Wlkoi 14. Leonard I X Grant 0 II Feutod out - None Rebounds - M ES 7S (Mcbtoy. Gflltm II. B C 11 (Leonard 7) Assists - M E S 4 IMcNrmey )). B C 4 (Smith 41 Total touts - M ESto.BC II 4 -1 .4 4 4 DELAWARE ST. 41 FLORIDA AAM 47 O E L A W A R E I T .m il Andtrson 1 7 4 1 A Mies 4 M 4 II 17, Lewi* S4 4 M il. Anderson) l i s t . Holmes1 4 ) ] a Griffin 1 111117. Musaove 11114 4. Hl|r 11 1 17. Preston0 1 1 II totals. 70*1 It el 47 FLORIOA AAM I* Ml Colton 4 I I I 2 M. Srrsth 1 tl 4 II lx Coast 7 17 I I IA Block 4 144 7 14. Davit 11 4 4 1 . B- r m l t l 11 A MClammey 41 44 0. Williams 11 44 II. M<Geer I 1 S t 7 Totals X 4 1 X 1 7 47 Halftime - DSU 4. FAMU 41 1 Pemt - DSU t II panes 4 I. Lewis S x n l* erton 0 7. GriftIg 741. FAM U 7 II (Colton I A Coast 1 S. Block ] 7. McClemmey 0 I. Wllllemt I l| Fouled out - Herbert Mus grove. Hl|r Rebounds - DSU 44 (Lewis III. F AMU 17 (Smith 71 tosists - DSU M (Miles Lewis Griffin 7). FAM J 10 (Coetl 10 Total fouls - DSU 74. r AMU74 A - 1,101 Mondays Garnet N Y Islanders l. Wnhlngton 0 N Y Rangers A Plthburgh X OT Dalles A Sen Jew 1 Philadelphia A Monteel 7 Toronto*. Los Angeles i Buffalo I. Quebec 1 Tuesday! Games Florida vs Winnies el Hamilton. On I . l i l t p m. Calgary el Vancouver. IS IS p m Anaheim et Buffalo. 7 M p m San Jose al Montred. 1 M p m Boston at N V Ran^rs. 7 M p m New Jersey at Oetrdt. 7 M p m TorontealEdmontm.4 M p m Dallas al Las Angels. It IS p m R OTTERD AM . Ndhertandt — Results Monday Of the U 00 (to ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament heading! m perenttw tail: First Ibund Andrei Voitov 141. Russia, del Diego Nergito. Italy.]* 4 4 44 Yevgeny KitekuiM Russia, del Brad Stoven. New Zealand. 1X4 7 Karel No*ares (71. Cxech Republic, del Aiei AntonitKh. AustNe 4 X 7 1 Rodoipne Gilberl France, del Younas El Ayneeui. Morocco. 740 4 Jonas Srent son ((3 Sweden del Tomas Enqvitl. Sweden, I U I . f l Ronald Agenor. Hall, del Jan Siemermk. Netherlands 7 1.14.41 Women's TepTwenfy Five The Top Twenty FVe women s bettetbaii Nemt as compiled by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia Inquirer et voted by e panel of women ceeches. with first piece votes in parentheses, records, btel points bawd on M pomt« for o first place vote through one point for e 11 th piece vote endprevieus renting Record Ptt Pvt 1 Tennessee 1*41 IS I I *70 I 7 Perm St IS) to I I.MI I 1 Colorado II ) 1.447 ] baseball 4 Connecticut 77 7 l.eoi 4 NAIA Mea’tOte II Tap IS Amvrlcm L ilfv v 5 North Caroline 72 7 Ija l S TULSA. Okie — Tie top IS learnt in the BALTIMORE ORIOLES - A/mouncsd to* * Southern Cal 141 I J 00 7 NAIA Division II mens bettetbeM pell with rvt gnjtion ol Calvin Hill, vie* prvsldmt of 7 TeietTech it j i.n* 1 Ilf (I piece veto! m perenttwtev records p4rtonn*l Agr»td b turns with John 4 Louisiana Tech to 1 IASI II total pomIt end previe«a rank mg O Denoghuo. pitetwv. r«S Sfwvman Obando 4 Virginia tl S 1 0*3 4 Retard Ptt Pvt outUktof. an gna yoav cntracts 14 Purdue toe 441 4 I Taylor. Ind 04) M 4 S44 I M ILW AUKEE BROKERS - Agrood to II Stanford It s 4*1 I] I Nerthwettorn. Iowa I I) 71 1 470 1 tavmt with Marshall tb>* Tyrone Hill, arx) 17 Kansas 14* 4M M 1 Lawlt O Clark. Ore X 7 441 4 Francisco Oamai. pifdwrt. Duano Smgl«ton II Vanderbilt 144 44S 14 A Bethel. Ind. IV 0 440 J and Dtrok Wacfitor, odfloldtrs. and M itt lAtowa 14 s U i II I Wmernefto. Ore 74 I 444 I Stafantkl. catcher IS. SefonHtll 11s 714 14 4 Eureka. III. I I 4 <10 a MINNESOTA TW IM - Acquired Shawn to Alabama It S 4IS 17 7 Northern Stale. SO ( I ) 14 0 all 7 Bryant, pitcher, from too Cleveland Indians 17. BattaSl 70 J WO 14 0 Alice Lloyd. Ky I I 1 771 0 tar a player to be naned later Designated It Montana 20 J 471 II 4 Central Method d. Mo 14 a 174 4 Gary Scan, mtioldir. br assignment It SeuthtvnMiil 14} 174 74 10 Stout FallA t O 71 7 177 10 M+ttfUl \f||y| to Washington to* 777 IS 11 Hutson. Maine 74 4 770 17 CHICAOO CUBS - Agreed to terms with II. Ftorfda left I4| 777 11 IX Ly«n to- 0 117 17 Frank Castilla. Larry Luebbert and Rafaal II Florida M4 III 17 Wettorout.Maine 77 4 TOO II Novo* pitchers, an ana year contracts 71 W Kentucky 114 17} « 14. SI. Joseph's. Mama 14 ( ill U CINCINNATI REDS - Signed Ooug Jan 14 Mississippi 111 1*1 II Otoe Dominican It 4 174 If ntngs. first bataman. and assigned Mm to 15 Rutgtft ISS U t to 14 Hardin Simmons. X ie s 11 4 17} 14 Indianapolis ef toe Am*lean Association Other votes Georgia 104 San Owgo SI 7*. 17 Black Hills S I. S O If 4 177 II FLORIOA MARLISO - Named Donald C tomtan 7g; Oregon 4>. Auburn 17; 041 St if William Jewell. Ma n 4 Id n Smiley president SI; Bowling Green *S; SW Missouri M 14. Cmkry-RMdto 77 4 IM If HOUSTON ASTROS - Agreed to farms Indiana J). Northwetton to. Sente Clara to; to Tertoton Sleto. Temt IIH 147 IS with Darryl Kile, pltdier. and Lake Newell Hawaii IS; N llimoit 71 Tetodg I I ; UCLA II Northwetl Haiarere. id. I I 7 US — gredoele Eddie Taibewtii . catcher an 14; New Masks SI to Ala Birmingham ti X Viterbo. Wit II- | m 11 one year contracts Arkansas If 4; Georp Washington S. Kent n Huron. S O IB 4 114 — LOS ANGELES OO GOERS - Signed Jose S. Stephen F. Austin S. Virginia Tech S; NW 14 A toertten. Idaho 10 • 1* IS Parra, pitcher, to a ana year contract Louisiana 4; Tesat AAM 1. Creighton 1, 15 Indiana Tech 14 7 41 14 NEW YORK M E T ! - Agreed to terms Minnesota I. Mar quote 1. Old Dominion 1. with Jesus Menianilb and Jeten Jerome Pittsburgh t; SW Tom* SI. ) ; Geiaege I; Monde y 'l Ma|er Csllxs OatoetoeR Score* pitchers. Alan ZInfer. lirtt baseman, and U N L V I; Noire Dome L Oregon SI I MT Quilvto Veras second bataman. on ana year Buffalo M. Chicago St M contracts NAIA Women! Ota. II Teg M Campbell 41. Md Beltmore County 71 PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Announced TULSA. Okie - Tie tap IS teems m the CenHius 44. Stone 4f.OT tool Bab Walk will M i 4w broadcast team NAIA Division || wonen'i betSetoaH pell Ceigato 4A Lalayetkefl BASKETBALL with flrtl place votes ft perm theset. records, George Washington 70. Rhode itlandfl Nattenel Betketaall Assaclatlan total points end prevtoia rank mgs Loyola. Md 71. Fordhemt; D E TR O IT P IS TO N S - Relected an earlier Record Pit Pvt Niagara 7A Si Peters 74. O T trade with too Sacronento Kings because I Northern Stele. S O 0)1 IS I SIS I Providence 7X St. John's 47 Duana Caul well. ce«4er. tailed a physical 1 Mount Mercy. lo*a r i u* a RidgsrsOt.SI BenaventoreOXOT e lamination Traded Oden poiyntce. 1 1 Findley. Ohio 77 1 10* i SI Franc It. Pa 77. Buc knelt 71 to the Sacramento Klfgs tor Pete Chilcutt. 4 Tertoton Slat*. Taias X 1 4*4 4 TcwtonSI 7X N C Greensboro 74 center, and a condltDnal lirsl round draff 1 Culver Stockton. Mo X 1 4*7 1 SOUTH cheke 4 Western Oregon X » 4X * Alabama SI. OX Mitt Valley St 44 MINNESOTA T IM H R W O L V E t - Sut 7. King. Term 11 1 41* 1 Oedtewe Ceekm «e »X Mf. I . Sltore 44 pended Christian Laettner. forward, tor * Concordia. Wit I I 1 1*4 7 Buttor I I , Mercer f l Mondey t game tar dtsclplmary reasons * Hardin Simmons. Tties n i xi i Cato. Flee Ida 74, Fla. Iiferaaltowal 71 Signed Carey William, guard, to a today M Indiana Tech II * ISS t Citadel 44. V M I17 contract Placed Slarsey Jackson, guard, an •II: Laerlt A Clark. Ora n 4 no It Caaslai Carolina 4A Llkaety 01 Mtotnluredlltt ' i.'HH 11 Northwest Netervrv. Idehe It a 111 1 Oartdean 0 A E . T i n n f n S I . i l 11 Si Joseph s. Maine 11 4 X 1 1) Delaware U. 4A FMrtOa AAM 07 li Indiana Wesleyan FOOTBALL X * XI M E Kentucky47.Term. Martinis Nattoael Fedball Lee fur tl Marv. N O II 1 7 » •4 Florida 72. Florida SI. 41 1 4 Starting. Kan X 1 1*1 CHICAOO BEARS - Signed Erik Kramer. Jactton SI 44. Grambling SI. I I quarterback, to a three year contract 17. Lynn II- 4 111 II JachianvOto IA Louisiana Tech *4 14 Halting! Neb II I* 177 It JA CK SO N VILLE JAOUARS - Named Martha II7A Georgia Sorfhem 71 1* Doans Net 1* * 141 IS Tern Coughlin coach md director el toefball Radford *3 ChartottonSouthern 71 X Mount SI Joseph. Orso X 1 141 JO eperelwnt end i q s d Mm to e live-year 5 Carolina St 41. Hewwd U 71 11 Westbrook. Melt* 11 1 114 It centred SE Louisiana 74. Centorary 71 71 Peru Stato. Neb II * 74 MIAMI D O LPH IN S-Signed Gawe Atoms, u South Alabama 7X Ark. Little Rock al X Aquinas. MKh tree lately, to a four ymr centred Re-signed 1* 1 M 2S Tenrwitae St 4A T ermettee Tech 43 14 Maine F arming tro Pole Storenevkh. kkkw. 71 S M U MIDWEST X Cardinal S7rltch.WI. H I H — NEW ENOLAND PATRIOTS - Signed Bob Cleveland SI. I I . N Huron to. OT Kretch. ettensive liromen. to a multiyear E vantvllto 41. Md SI. Imds 17 Mender's Wemot t Basketball Scam centred. Illinois St. 70. Indiana >. IS ■AST SAN FRANCISCO «E R S - Named Tom SWAAlttourl St. 7A Bradley 4S Holmee defensive bade coach Loyola. Md II. lam 17 Valparaiso 70. E Illinois 11 Marquette to. Butbio >1 W llimoit44. Youngstown Sk 41 Niagara 47. CenHiut 44 Wit Croon Bay to. III. ChicogeM HOCKEY Rhode Island4). Moss Amherst SI Wright SI. 04. Wit Milwfukeo 07 NettaMl ftackey League St Joseph'sM. West Vtglnie SI SOUTHWEST NHL - Suspended Marty Me Sorter, Los Sienna 44. Manhettentl Prairto View la. Alcorn SI. 4J Angeles Kings defensenun. pending a review Saidmore 71, Harfwkket Taiat I0X Lamar 71 el on eye gouging mckbnl against Sen Jose's Widener 4L Swerthmote 41 Taiat Southern 101, Southern u 04 BobErreyonFeb 14 SOUTH le ia t Pen American 100. Troy St 40 ANAHEIM M IOH TY DUCKS - Traded AppaUchianS 4XE Tennessee Si 70 FAR WEST Ron Tugnutt. goalie, b the Montreal Cana Armstrong St X . SC Aiken 44 Long Booch St. 00. Mottphlt St. 10 diens tor Stephan Lebeai, cantor. Beffwwe Ceeknen 74, Md. ■ .-Share*1 OtlehomeSI TXCotortoeSS LOS A N O E L E I KINDS - Signed Weyne Georgia Ceil O. Vetoesto II. 47 TO UR N AM IN TS Greitky. cantor, toe tfree year contract L IU 7X TutoneSO CUNY) M ONTR EAL CANAOENS - Aligned Let Lynn 41, Barry44 First I Kuntar, goalie, to Frederktan et toe Amen Marshall 74, W Carolina 47 Baruch to. Medger Evw t 77 can Hockey League Quotns. N.C. B. Bel merit Abbey 71 Slaton Island 7ACCNV44 P HILAD ELPHIA FLYERS - Acquired South CereilneSI tA Howard 44 York. N. Y. 4X LahmanOf Fredric Chabet. geate. from toe Montreal S C Spartanburg47.LtotMcRae7] Hunter IM. John Jay TT Canadians lor future cu ldiretlone SE Louisiana SI. 47. Trey SI. 74 MMMe-Atlantic Conference OUEBEC NOROIOUES - Traded John Unton. Term. 47, Cumbvtond. Term M First Reend Tanner, goalie, te toe Mehelm Mighty Ducks Virginia SI 4X UvIngsbneSS Eluebethtown U . Kings. Pa. 74 tar a fourth round pkk ft toe 1441draft. Xevtor. NO IA Dillard tf Lebanon Vhl.4l.FDU Madlton O ST. LOUIS BLUES Recalled Tony MIDWEST Sutguahama 71. Wilkes as Hrkec. center, under emergency conditions Alabama Birmingham 11 . Dayton 47 Uptala tf.Albrighl M from Peoria ef toe Inrernotional Hockey Illinois St 4X Bradley R Marquette to. Bwlteto 9 Flrtl Raond TORONTO MAPLE LEAPS - Acquired Missouri Vel II. Baker44 Marietta 11 Capital 74 Pet Jebtontkl. goeliq from toe Tempo Bay N Michigan 14 Winona SI 41 Mounl Unto!IS. Muskingum 71 Lightning lor future cotstderaliont Notre Dame *t Louisville Si COU.EOI SE Missouri SI 4s. Me Kansas City 44 Ma. It FLORIDA 71 FLORIDA ST. (I BALDW IN WALLACE - Named John SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ST. IIS III Snell offensive beckfidd coach end recruiting Akorn SI *4. FYelrto View AAM M Sura A I M 4 17. Robnton 04 7 4 1. Raid 10 coordinator Oklahoma City*0. NWOSlahomaM I S A Graham a 10 4 4 11. Ward 4 II 44 II. OUQUESNE - Annomced toe addition ef Southern U 47. T » ie t Southern 70 Luchman 11401. Colins 1 4 1 1 II. Sheppard men's end women's soccer beginning this TOURNAMENTS 01414 Totals TOSS 1114*1 loll CIAA FLORIDA tn-4) K E N T - Fired tote Cordelll. taotoell First Round OeCUrcq 1 7 1 S A Vtompson 1 7 44 A Hill coach Named Jim Cowigjll football coach Bow to St 40. Johnson C Smith 47 7 It 04 IA Brown 4 111 I IX Cross 11 14 II NOTRE DAME - Nanad Kirk Dell outside Hampton *7. Winston Sdem SI SI I*. Anderton 4 4 1 1 1 Dyrkoibota 11 44 4. linebackers coach N C Central 10. Vlrglnp Union 77 Kmtme 11 44 X Wlllemt 41 44 4 Tetall P ITTSB U R G H - Named Bob Babich SI Augustine's 4X SI fbut't S4 V *014 It 77 linebackers coach Ohio Cento ence Helium* - FSU M .UF 14. 1 peinl goals S A M F O R D - Named Reger C a rr First Ramd FSU 4 M (Sura >14. Graham 44. Ward 1 A quarterbacks and wlderecel vers coach Marietta IA Ohio Norttom to Collins I X Shepperd 41). UF I II (Brown TEXAS - Named fblten Bernes defensive Ottrrbem M. Muskingum 4* 1 7. Cross 4 1. Kuitme IA Wllllemt 4144 4) line coach end Den Race outside linebackers Fouled out - Graham Rebounds — FSU M coach I Robinson 4). UF M Brown. Thompson. 41. Attltlt - FSU 4 (dtrd. Sura. II. UF 10 (BrownOI. Total touts -F S U 14. UF M BTMN COOK MAN 11 M O.-E. SNORES to M D .-E .SHORE IIS Ml Harrlton 4 IS I > B. Mobley 4 II I t IL Allison 4111 1 II, McMrmey 1 444 A G rill* la 4> A Harris 1144 A Miller 41 1 1 t. Smith 1144 A Arnold 40 44 4 Total! 74 44 711*4 SETNUNE C O O K M AN ir-ll) Smith 4 M 4 7 It. Porith 44 S4 IX Logan 441411. Rabmton S i l l It. W lkoi 4 440 10. WhitoSSI I I . Ltonerdl 704 A Strong 1 144 A Grant 4 4 111. VeungO 4 4 44 Totals to IS 11140) f S A N FO R D - The Scm lnolr High School hoy*' tiaokrlball tram moved up to mimt>rr seven In C I a m 4A In the llnal FSNVA (Florldit S|h>ritt NVrllens Ashtnlnllonl Slate High School Hoyt* H.ihke(ltiill Poll of the year. Seminole, the 4 A I)lh (r U ( 6 champion. Its playing 4A Dl#lr1et 5 runner up New Sm yrna Heat h In a 4A-Region 2 contest tonight at Hill Fleming Memorial G y m ­ nasium at 7:30 p in A w in by Arrow Force II (25-6 and riding u 15 game winning otreakl would iicnd them to the Region 2 nrminuitl* Friday night at Dr. Phillip* High School where they would face either number eight runked Si. Petersburg Hoca Clegn or Clearwater, which l» gelling vole* this week. A lv i In Seminole's region Is Kuu Gallic, which Is (led for ninth and will host 4A-District H runner-up Leesburg tonight. While Seminole I* ihc only county team In till* week's poll, the other county learn In the playoffs. Lyman, will be taking on a ranked opponent tonight. Th e Greyhounds, runner-up In 5A District 4. will travel lo Nep­ tune Hench. Just South of Jackm i i i v i II c . lo take on Jacksonville Heueh-Flelrher In a Sub-Region I m a tc h u p . T h e D is tric t 3 cham pions are 2 4 -0 on (he season and tied for the numtx-r live ranking this week Tile 5A-District 4 champion. Mainland. Is runked No. 3 this week and will host 5A-Dlslrlt t 3 r u n n e r -u p J a c k s o n v ille Mandarin tonight. Another learn wKh local Inter­ est. Class H-Dlstrtel 5 champion Orungcwood Christian, will also be In uetlon tonight, hosting District 0 runner-up Orlando Luther tonlghl In Maitland TALLAHASSEE - The Stale High School Boys Basketball pan. as voted by the Florida Sports Writers Association, with records lif tt place votes and poll points CUSS) A 1 Miami Senior ( 111 X 4 IX 1 Miami Northwestern <l| X I III 1 Dayton* Reach Mainland 17 1 III a Lattlano Lake Gibson d^ ) t i 1 (lie) Jacksonville Beach Fletcher la * 47 1 (He) Miami Norland 24 4 it 7 Laud Lakes Boyd Anderson l i J S4 t Miami Edison It 4 M ♦ South Miami 214 It II dial Orlande Dr Phillips 114 II 10 (Hal Miami hllllen 11 t l| Others si Petersburg Northeast I. Beene 1. Late City Columbia J Pensacola I cuts a 1 Capa Caret It) X 1 IN 1 Lakeland Kathleen 111 2t 4 114 1 Tampa Bay Tochdl 1 1 1 104 4 Hallandale 11 1 X 1 Deerfield Beach X 4 7] 4 Bradenton Southeast 214 4F 7. taatord temlneto 114 17 1 BocaCiega 77 1 17 * It*) Springfield Rutherford 11 7 1! * (tie) CauGame 14 4 11 others: FI Laud St Thomas Aquinas 7. XT 10 Tallahassee Rlctardt IS Others RB Suncoett '4 Haines Cty 12. Crystal River 7. FL Cardinal Gibbons 1. Crettrie*4 SP la ir wood < Naples Laly) CUSS IA 1 1 1 IX 1 Tampa Prep (111 1 Sarasota Cardinal Mooney 74 7 III 77 7 104 7 TtortSl Joe 4 Lose Butler Union County •4 lit 22 4 4) 1 Boce Raton St Andrew s 191 V 4 Chiptoy 7 Gainesville P K Congo 17 II 41 1 W Palm Bch Card n*i Newman 77 1 i t F Tampa Catho'ic N 17 42 10 Montlcello Jetterson County 17 1 ) 14 Others TaiUhaitee Florule High 4 C U ttIA 1 North Palm Beach Beniamin ( t)l X 1 *24 1 Jacstonvilie University CTwittlan 11 a 114 1 Eatonville Wymert Tech 14 1 ISS 14 4 4 Hollywood Christian N M 77 1 Tallahassee FAMU 114 44 4 Gractvilie 44 7 Orlande First Academy XI 1 Bronson 14 1 44 S Daytona Beach Father Lapel 71 II ii 1f t 11 IS Sneads Others Lake NighUnd t Hawthorne 7 i p STvorecrett J lateiend Santa Fe Cathouc 1 SP Admiral Ferregul l Clast IA 1. Jacksonville Rlbeutt (ID I. Palmetto 1. Jacksonville Boi let 4 Lake Wales ). Sparr North Marian 4. Jacksonville Jactton 7. Stuart South Fork 1 Rock ledge * Gamesvilte Eat'tide 124 m 14 1 144 1 Tempo Bayshor* Christian 74 1 JOS 4 WPB Gold Coast Academy 217 24 17* 22 1 SI Johns Country Day 71 11 SO * Milton Central 7 Pompeno Bch Highlands Christian 11 4 M 1 LAwrttMIII 21 i 42 9 Pgston 14 7 17 10 Gf»nd R tfgf 11 II X Others: Bradenton Christian 4 ■yDBAN SMITH HBfBldSporlB Writer TRANSACTIONS All Tings EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L T Pts GF GA NY Rangers X 1* 4 *0 110 111 Ne* Jersey 11 1* 1 70 20* 141 Washington 31 74 * *3 1*1 III Florida 11 11 II 40 IM 14) Philadelphia N X 4 M 111 I U NY Islanders 71 31 4 VI It) 1*1 Tampa Bay 71 II 0 11 III III Her tore 1 1 0 vltien Botlon M t* II 71 II) IM Montreal 71 77 0 70 N » 177 Pittsburgh X 70 II 4* 114 li t X 14 7 47 TO) 142 Buffalo Quebec 17 >1 ) 11 IX X4 M*r1ford 11 17 4 40 IM N7 4 M 1 X IX 771 Otta*e W ESTERN CONFERENCE Ceatrsl Division W L T Pts OF OA 11 17 II 77 70s IN Toronto 1) II 1 7) M l X i Detroit X 11 7 71 730 It! Dallat SI Lams 11 I I 0 70 111 144 Chicago 17 X 7 01 IN IX n iioiipR^ 17 17 7 41 174 710 Pacific Demon Calgary ) l 11 * 71 711 107 Vancouver X X 1 M IF* 114 71 77 11 14 IT* It* San Jose Anaheim 7) X 4 10 IN IM II » 0 44 117 711 Las Angeles Edmonton II X t X 1*4 7X CENTR AL FLORIDA 74. FLA. INT. 71 CENTRAL FLORIDA B7 4) SwabF 10 U 1 1 17. Vhlker 1 4 4 4 1 Davit 14 11 A Phlllipt 01 14 A Portoe 14 44 A Buttt 144 44. Portor 11441. Fattov I 1411. Roberts I 4 44 A Kaletof 11 44 A Saiton 4 M l 111 Total*: X M M X 74. FL* INTERNATIONAL (1414) Lawton 1 1 l a X Marriott 44 44 11. Nkhotat 1 7 1 1 I. Ltoka 1 II 44 I. Matcyk M U S IM . Oeitor 404 4 0. Nlcollt 1111 7 11. Eatonl 1444 Totalt M I4 IS M 7 S Halttima - F IU 14. UCF 11 1 Point goals - UCF 7 II (Swaby a X Davit 4 1. Phillips 41. Portve 0 1. Buttt I 1 Saiton 1 II. FIU 4 IS (Lawton 4 I. Marriott 44. Nichotot 11. Laos* 14) Fouled out - Nora Rebound* - UCF IS I Swaby 41. FIU M (Lmk* 71 Assist* - UCF II (Buttt II. F IU It (Abrrtotl I ) Total touts — UCF 11. FIU 14 A - t J F . Seminole seventh in final boys poll TV/RADIO CO LLEO ER ASKETBM .L 7 X p m — ESPN. Illinois at Michigan. (L I 7 X p m — SC. New Hampshire #1 Holy Cress. (L ) 4p m — 14. Georgia Tech et Virginia. (LI 4 X p m - ESPN. ArSente* at Georgia. (LI N X p m — SC. Worsen. Northern I llimoit et Wisconsin Green Bay BOXINO 4 p m — SUN. Supw heavyweights Jesus Selud vs Mai Gonei 4p m - USA. TB A .(L) OLYMPICS 4 p m — WCPX 4. Cross ceunlry skiing. Itgure staling short tack speed skating. Ml lumping. (L ) 1 1 1 1 am — WCPX A Winter Games highlights MISCELLANEOUS 4 p m - W GTO AM B40I. The Press Bei 4 p m - W ELE AM (IMBI. Talk Spent With pete Rote 7pm - W GTO AM B40I. NASCAR Live 7 p m - WWNZ A M F M 1740/14401. The Sports Nut M pm WWNZ AM 174*1, F torIda Sports Eichange M p m - W GTO AM (14*1. Sports Byline USa 1 Malone 111) 1 . Deltona Trinity ID 77 1 IX M l IM X I 191 717 47 X 4 71 14 4 70 14* X 714 11 114 N Coughlin,takes on Jaguars challenge ixtsslblllty” he mny hire some of his current assistant coaches to work w iih the Jaguars. His first priority. Coughlin JA C K S O N V IL L E Huston said, is lo develop un organiza­ College coach To m Coughlin agreed to become the couch of tional hierarchy for the team and review staff and pro and college th e J a c k s o n v i l l e J a g u a r s because of the unique opportuni­ personnel. He hopes to huve a scouting team In place for the ty "of establishing a team trum 1994 N F L und college seasons lo the ground u p.” "T h is Is once In a lifetime review prospects. In addition to being head o p p o rtu n ity .” C o u g h lin said coach. Coughlin and his stall Monday at a news conference. "I'm very excited ubout being will have "strong authority In the named the Jaguurs head Ihc player personnel area." said coach. I have studied the oppor­ team owner J . Wayne Weaver. "Y o u can't hold him to winn­ tunity In great depth and look forward to the challenges of ing on the field and (ell him who establishing a team from the his players are." Seldln added. Coughlin's hiring comes as a ground u p .” Coughlin said, ad­ ding he was ottered Ihc Job surprise since his name pre­ Saturday morning and accepted viously had not been mentioned. T h e Ja g u a rs re p o rte d ly In ­ It Sunday afternoon. terviewed Minnesota defensive Te rm s of Coughlin's contract were not revealed, although the coordinator To n y D ungy and Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz. Boston Globe reported Monday C o u g h lin was 2 I - 1 3 - 1 at that Coughlin will receive $4 million over five years, making Boston College In three years, taking the Eagles to bowl games him the highest paid rookie the last two years. He went 4-7 coach In N F L history. "W e have a long-term com ­ In Ids first season after suc­ mitment to Tom Coughlin und ceeding Jack Hlcknell. His biggest triumph came In a his leadership for our Juguars." game that cost Notre Dame the said team p resident D a v id natlonul cha m p ion ship — a Seldln, who declined comment 4 1-3 9 victory o ve r the topon Coughlin's contract. Th e new coach said he talked ranked Irish lost fall. C o u g h l i n h r l d a s s is ta n t with Jaguars officials about two weeks ago. and "I begun to coaching Jobs with the N FL's Philadelphia Eagles. Green Hay actively share their vision.” Coughlin promised lo build u Packers and New York Giants before going lo Boston College. wide-open physical tram that Last year, he turned down un will make Jacksonville proud. ” 1 don't believe In miracles. I offer lo coach the Giants Th e Wuterloo. N .Y.. native was don't believe In shortcuts " Coughlin said he will move to u wing hack on Syracuse U ni­ ve rsity teams that Included Jacksonville as soon as he ran finish his work al Boston Col­ future Hall of Earners Larry lege. He suld It is a ''gotx' Csonka and Floyd Little. By RON WORD Associated Press Writer All Transmission Defects Are Not Major Problems — Consult a / Specialist:'. .t Harrell & Beverly Transm issions 209 W. 25th SLf Sanford 322-8415 30 Yetra... Same Location v. - I �Sarttord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, February 77, 1994 - 30 People Heathrow women celebrate season IN BRIEF ■y JO A N N ! LUCAS Horald Correspondent Arts and crafts exhibitors sought Th e C ity of Kissimmee Is now accepting applications for the arts and crafts fair held during the city's July Fourth celebration. Th is yra r's event will be held Monday. J u ly 4. (mm noon to 10 p.m . In Lakrfront Park. T o receive an application, please contact Wayne Larson, special events coordinator with the Parks and Recreation Department at 407-932-4050. Toastmasters meetings The Toastmasters C lu b of West Volusia meets the second und fourth Wednesday of each month und Is welcoming new* members. Th e club gives you the techniques und encnurugrnirnt to become an effective public speaker. For details, phone Ruth Jennings at 004-730-6402. Sons of Italy activities D E L T O N A — Saturday. Feb. 26 (he Mike Arra rdl Lodgr 244 1 of the Order of Sons ol Italy In America In Deltona will Install their new officers at a dinner dance. Th e ceremony and dinner will lie from 6 to 8 p.m. The dance begins ut 8 p.m. and goes until midnight w ith music by Ihc J o e M u s e Baud of Daytona Beach. A donation of $ 17 per person will be taken al the door BYOB. hut set ups will lie available. Door prizes will be awarded. T h e m enu Includes salad, ravioli In Alfredo sauce, m rdalllom s In beef (chicken by request), rice ptlaf. stewed zucclnl. checkerboard cake with cherries and whipped cream and a bottle of wine at each table. Th e lodgr Is located al 1270 Doyle Rd. Deltona. CALENDAR The Heathrow Women's C lu b celebrated Valentine's Day w ith a dinner dance and sllrnl auc­ tion. Friday, Feb. I t . at the Country C lu b of Healhrow. The gala evening lagan at 6:30 p.m . w ith a "W elcom e” recepllon follower! Immediately by a sumptuous dinner nccurately described as a "Repast for Lovers.” Couples then enjoyed dancing In the musical Iwat of "T h e W ild Hrart" hand. Th ro u g h o u t the evening a sllcnl auction successfully raised S I . 500 to benellt B E T A (Birth E d u ra tlo n . T ra in in g , A c c e p ­ tance) for physically Impaired children This auspicious adalr was chaired hy Sandy Scheingold assistrd by the committee of Mclanlr llalre. (irrrl M rEw an. Mira Dordevlc. Saraltccca Roster. Bernice Zum brovltx, Peggy Pyle. Marlon G o o d . Joanne Lucas. Connie Prrbcnda. Thelma Sterrcll and Ncna Shldrm antlr. The Heathrow Women's C lu b Is grateful to m any Individuals and re ta llrrs without whose support th is special evening would uol have lieen [xisslhlc. Seminole Com m unity College |SCC) Toastmasters C lu b *6581 will meet every Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .. at Seminole Com m unity College. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information Overeaters to gather A regular meeting of Overeaten Anonym ous Is conducted o n Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m . ut First United Methodist C h u rch , com er of Park and 5th. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 3224)657. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives und friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m . at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. Take off pounds sensibly Member* of Take Off Pound* Sensibly. TOI»S. Invite Ih c public to join them on Tuesday evenings fro m 7 to 8 p.m . wi the First Christian C h u rc h . 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. Th e group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:15 und 6:45 p.m. Each week n different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more information about the club, call 323-1768 o r 323-1664. Optimist Club meets weekly Th e Sanford Opttmiat C lu b meets every Wednesday at noon at Shoncy’s on U.S. H igh w a y 17*92. Visitors are welcome. Kiwanls Club meets Wednesday T h e Kiwanls Club of Sanford holds Us noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. N o rth Sanford Avenue at the lukefront. Visiting Klwaniana arc welcome. For Information call Wall S m ith , president. 3 2 3 5088. Dancing for seniors Th e Over 50 Dance C lu b dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford C ivic Center. Live m u sic hy the Dcllonlans 11-piece band. Donation 62.00. W o m a n ’s C lu b to m eet Lake Mary Woman's C lu b meets the f o u r th Wednesday of each month. Contact Cheryl Greene 323-5102 nr Pauline Hundschu. 330-3965. F irs t s t o p of H e a t h r o w W o m e n 's C l u b P ro g re s siv e Dinner sturted at 6:30 p.m with rorktalls at the homr of R ox­ anne and Sieve liunley. T h is "Slnsatlonal" cocktail hour was created to Inspire romance w ith popping c h a m p a g n e c o r k s , clinking glasses, templing tid­ bits. scintillating conversation and alluring attire to create ail ambiance conducive to a preValentine repast. The tantalizing menu of lids d e licio us dinner was appropriately named "Pleasing Plates," and was progressively served In the lovely Heathrow homes of Sam and Galt Vlnocur. Bob and M arin Good, Linda and Peter Wlsha and Ed and Barbara Moll. , The soup selected was roasted onion und carrot. The tem pling salad was graciously presented with wild mushroom and m int tomato w ith smoked salmon In raviur sauce. Th e m a in gourmet dishes 7 00 I 7 30 | S 00 Cl i p m U tn tO f | 8 30 | 9 00 lu tlM | 9 :3 0 by JMMX UKll Marlon Good of Sllant Auction CommlttM ovaraaaa participants making thalr blda. touted veal rib roast with orange rosemary stars, roasted rack 'of lamb with artichokes, garlic new potatoes, and fresh vegetables wiih plnzlm onlo. Dessert was served at 8:45 colorful fresh berries and u p.m . In the home of Sandy and s w ir le d chocolate lid . T h is Harvey Scheingold consisting of e n se m b le served w ith fresh a s p e e ia e u o I.t r c h o c o la te ha/len ut coffer created a perfect heart-shaped cake, crowned with ending to the evening Breast surgery changed man’s life DEAR ABBYt I Just read your column In w hich you advised a 20-year-old nutlr (u pursue su r­ g ery fo r " g y n e c o m a s t i a " jovrrsim l breasts In males). I know all too well the Im m lllalion and embarrassment that young man Is feeling I suffered all llirough m y high school and e a rly a d u l t y e a r s w i t h gynecomastia, always terrified that I d have to remove m y shirt In front of others — unable to wear an ythin g bui the most concealing clothes. I avoided many physical activities with friends, and. at times, would even question m ny own m ascu­ linity. At age 31. I finally decided that things didn't have to be that T U E S D A Y 'S P R IM E T I M E I Zlata and Sam Winnie. Peter Wish and Kevin Keogh at Progressive dinner. Progressive Dinner Toastmasters meet at SCO 6 30 Mira and Jim Dordevlc (seated) and Grant McEwan al Dinner dance, auction. | 10:0 0 ] 1 0 : 3 0 | 1 1 : 0 0 | 1 1 : 3 0 A D V IC E A B IG A IL VAN B U R E N w a y. I c o n ta c te d a h o a rd rrrtlflrd plastic surgeon and underwent an out (Ml lent bilater­ al tnusicctomy. It changed m y life. My o n ly regret Is having walled so long. I've since taken up weightlift­ ing and have developed a new body. Now when people stare at my chest I know It's my pectoral muscles they're admiring. Th e real hoot is that some of the single ladles In my office aren't shy about touching my pecs or bleeps. Just to see how I'm progressing. Talk about going from pain ami humiliation to admiration. Please convey to the young man who wrote you that he's definitely not alone In Ids expe­ riences. I'd also advise him to nin (not walk!) to the nearest competent plastic surgeon. He'll never do anything dial will do more for Ids peace of m ind and selfesteem. C*anft t « W a W j r u (L**| fH H tH i»ai i ci r T [f U S f l >— « tmsr— ••• -lp U l Vrtp—-v»1 Ctrj Qt fk> W r i t 0> A GUY IN BELTON. MO. DEAR GUY: Thanks for a wonderful tcsirnonlal from a guy who has been there. D E A R A B B Y t I have been seeing a certain man for about three months. When I am al his home, he never answers his telephone. (Sometimes h r turns the sound off completely.) He says they are probably business calls, and he doesn't like to take business calls at home. In all the time that we have been seeing each other. I have never met any of his friends, family members or business associates. I can't help wondering If lie has something to hide. BEST-KEPT SECRET DEAR BEST: Stop wondering. Th e answer is obvious. M OVIELAND t>>.-1» 322-I2 U hry 17 8? SmtM M PASSU BLUE CHIPS rR T m 7:30 WAYNE'S WORLD 9:30 Sanford Herald Is a proud member o f the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Uve In One Of These A reas, Please C all ITT i*» WmtTjTHI tu> lll« i«#TI D*"**1 i(*l i " ,r. {.V *n» Vwb C>a»a»*l n s M iim ia iC w ib iiK iirili»»» « m«i if n ix Sana a o n 'liin .'n r'S a x o n j HWhlxWwt a Oet&aa [iiu r^ T r^ v E !H !5 3 S 5 :^ fiS ___ Ills 1» » t « » « «< a« lr »a l a w •• DEAR ABBY: The letter from the mother who was In the habit of tilling her 44-year-old son to "be careful” every lime she said goodbye to him reminded me of the following: A successful doclor picked up his mother In Ills new Mercedes, look her to a fashionable place for dinner, and then to the th e a te r, w h e re th e y ha d orchestra scats. D u r in g In te rm is s io n , she turned to him and asked. "D o you have to go to the bathroom, dear?" FAITHFUL FAN. COCONUT CREEK. FLA. 323-5265 Sanford 321-6660 Lake Mary 869-8612 or 774-1231 Longwood 777-3370 Winter Springs 339-4468 Altamonte 695-7974 Casselberry 695-3819 Oviedo Or Anytime Day Of Night Call 646-9644 �%% 4B - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Tuaaday, February 22. 1994 A computer doesn’t have to feed the kids By SH A R O N C O H IN Associated Press Writer M IL W A U K E E — When Carolyn Parks became a phone company operator, she signed on for w e a rily. Thirteen years later, she's facing a depressing reality: starting over In a new career at midlife. "W ho's going to hire a 40-year-old black woman w’lth no college education?” she nsks. "I haven't taken a test since I left high school.” In 1085, Mrs Parks transferred to o n operator's job In suburban West Allis after her Milwaukee office dosed. Now. the West Allis office Is set to shut In October, one of 71 American Telephone and Telegraph phone operator branches w ith as many as 10.000 workers that recently have closed or will close by 1995. Some workers transfer, but others can't; Mm. Parks’ husband has a city Job and they must stay In town. She Is am ong tens of thousands of workers caught up In a revolution In the telecommunlcallons Industry. In the decade since A T & T 's divestiture, new competitors have emerged and computerized technology has exploded, while telephone operators have become n dwindling force. "Y o u don't have to pay health benefits and wages to a com puter." said Mrs. Parks, who helps l>ay college tuition for two of her three children. "B u t a com puter doesn't have to feed the kids. You have to weigh these things.” "N ow you do It. you do It fast, but then the computer can do It more efficiently.” she said. Phone com pany employees are part of a vast pool of Am erican workers whose Jobs have been transformed — or eliminated — because of technology. C o m p u te rs , robots and o th e r high-tech w izardry ure everywhere, from auto, steel and textile assembly lines to airline reservation counters, discount store warehouses and bank ofTlccs. These changes have made U.S. Industries more efficient, more productive and more competitive. Consider: Legal Notices 9 i IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT O T T H I I I T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AMO FOJI SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. CASE N O C I H IM 4 C A 1 4 L U N IV E R S A L A M E R IC A N MORTGAGE COMPANY. PtolnliH n JO HNS HARDY, JR .#1 *1. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant I* • Summary Final Judgment <H Foreclosure N M February II. t**4. and entered m Caw No Cl t i 73*0 CA U L o l Clrcull Court ol Itio ISTM J M u lol Circuit Vi end lor SEM IN O L t Cowity. Flortdo wherein U N IV E R S A L M O R T O A G E C O M P A N Y , fh a ln tllf, and JOHN S HARDY. JR ., at. o l. or* attendants. I *111 toll to fh# highest bidder tor cash al It* Writ Front Door of It* Seminole County Courthouse. Sonlord. Florida, al th# hour of It 00 a m . on March IS, lift, it* lot lowing described property al w l forth In laid Summary Final Judgment, to wit: LOT IIS. TH E VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT T H E R E O F . R EC O R O E O IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE If. M. AND II OF THE PUBLIC REC O R O S OF S E M IN O L E CO UNTY. FLORIDA D A TE D February II. t*»4 Maryann# Morta Clerk Circuit Court By: Jane E Jotewic Dfpvty CNfk Publiih February It. » . i n i D E O lit IN TH E COUNTY COUNT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIR C UIT. IN ANDFO R SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i * l-tU 4 C C -l4 U TW IN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, y. GARY A LEWIS: dial.. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN that the undorilgnod will offer It* following doocrlbod property In Seminole County. FlorIdo; LO T IS. TWIN RIVERS SECT IO N IV . U N I T I . T W IN RIVERS. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN P LA T BOOK 40. PAGES M. II AND O . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A W I T H T H E F O L L O W IN G S TR EET ADDRESS: till WEST R IVIER A BOULEVARD. OVIEDO. F L O R I0 A W U lor to I* to the hlghoil bidder Nr rath the lllh day of March. Iff 4. of ll:M a m , al toe Watt Front Door ol the f omlnolo County Courthouoo. Sonlord. Florida a m purfuant to tho Default Final Judgment of FeraeHfuro ontorod In IMo action on FfOrv o y lif M . February 10. Iff4 D A TE D Fo flFICATlO NO TIFIC ATIO N IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T H E A M E R I C A N S W IT H D IS A B IL ITIE S A C T, pertent •Mb disabilities needing a ipacial accommodation should contact Court Admlnlftrafwn, In fha County of filing, not later than seven ITI day* prior N thr nrnramSLrM I# (■•Mni lioiAaltuI gfVLBwiiy ii imptHfo, ITD O ) l 4 H M I i m . or VOICE IVI I M OtSSCm. via Florida Relay Sorvlca MARY ANNE MORSE CLER K O F TH E C O U N TYC O U R T By: JanaE Jasewk Deputy Clerk Pubtlfb: February II. II. tfff DEO-144 IN TH E C IR C UIT COURT, E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s e n o . n u a o c A -u -i KISLAK NATIO N AL BANK, Plalntltt. VS. ROBE R T J . A L E X . St a l. Ostsndantlll F O U R TH AM ENDED N O TICE O F U L I Notlea It hereby given that, pursuant to a Summary Judg mtnl ol Foreclosure. I will soil the toltowtng dascrlbad property locotsd In Seminole County. Florida Lot 101. H ID D E N LA KE VILLAS. PHASE III, according to too plat tooreel, at rtcardtd to Plat Bask IS. Pages 1 - L o t too Public Records of SomlnoN County, Florida at public sate, to toa highest bidder tor cask, at West bent dear, Somlnsto County Court house. Santord. F Nr Ido. l i s t a.m. on Merck II. I***. Americans With OtSabHIINs Act (A D A ) N sllco: In atcordoned with too Amarkant with DtsaMUttoa Act. parsons wtth a disability who need ■ special accommodation la par­ ticipate In this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at M l North Park Avenue. Suite N M l, Santord. Florida IT ? I at toast five days prior to tho proceeding. Totophone (401) m u M 1st. a m i i g o o w i m I TDD I or 1SeOniSTTS IV), vta Florida Relay Sarvtco WITNESS my hand and Seal ol this Court on February II. ivea (Seal I MARVANNE MORSE CLER K. C IR C UIT COURT By Dorothy w Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: February ll.II.ieet DEO It* w n A W Y O fF V f9 0 0 L u iJ i* jL v .m a CELEBRITY CIPHER CmtH| C « r* wyptogrwm n crseieO Sen l paw* p*M and prasoM tom Nnar n V* c«M r i snap* I M v l l H I N a i J * T Z M 2 O R Z F O , M L F V W , L V N A Y O E Z N M C H F F V V M L Z N T Z P M O K B B K N F P V A L Y D Z F Z D Z O P K A M K O Z B Z M U f O I f M C O . 1 ( P C I T C N Z O I — B V K O F P Z X V O O Z . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Jog OMoflo»o'» krthrltig Id now so savors ho probably couMn'l hit more than hwonly-ftvo homers a season " — M. Coon. —1 T elecommunications: A T & T handled 37.5 million calls on an average work day w ith 44.000 operators a decade ago. Now, w ith more direct dialing. 800 num bers and a voice recognition system that allows a computer to understand caller commands. It handles I GO m illion calls w ith only 15.000 operators A T & T says II w ill reduce II* operators to 12,000 by 1995. but computrrlintloii extends beyond Just them. ” A manager w ith (lying fingers al a I’C (personal computer) can do In an afternoon what It look a small battalion of engineers tn do In a couple of weeks,” company spokesman Burke Stinson said. — Steel: It took about 10 work hours to produce a ton of sleet In 1982: a decade later. It was down to less than 4l.b hours, and much nf that was due to computers and technology, according to ihc Am rrtcan Iron and Steel Institute. — Agricultural equipment: At the Aurora. III., plant of Caterpillar Tractor Co., n streamlined computer system makes II possible to build an exenvator In five days, compared to 16 days Just seven years ago. Computers themselves are lltelr o w n Industry, und some experts note that high technology creates Jobs — for example, b u ild in g and tepalrlng robots, But progress lias a price. Some workers suffer, and rebounding can tie difficult. "Most people get on a downwnrd escalator." said Harley Shnlkeit. a professor of work and technology at the University of CaliforniaBerkeley. "Technological displacement rather than being an opportunity Is som ething most people fear for very good reason. Few of those displaced wind up w lih rom|mrahle paylngjobs." Though retraining often Is considered u solu­ tion. Shalkcn said. "KetraJnlng for w h ul? Thai's the problem " A T & T , the C o m m u n lc n llo n s W o rk e rs of Am erica and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers have established tltelr own Joint retraining program . T h r A llia n ce for Employee Growth and Development offers finan­ cial counseling, conducts Job-training seminars and pays for college. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE Tka Flouting Authority at to* C ity at Santord. Florida It •aaklng Pest Control Proposals to Mrvtta MO unit*, monthly One Bedroom IF* 140 Tern Bodreomt III Three Bedrooms 41 Four Bedrooms 1 PIveBoWeems P i m m submit to ttouNng Authority Mr*. Phyllis 0 Rkhardton E »*<wttv» Director. PttM P .O .B m U M Santord. f l a m MM Tka Santord Housing Autoori ty to under Sactwn ill ol too Housing and Urban Develop m*nt Act at IMS. providing economic M 0*t*w>]*tos tor tour and vary to* In ene percent D ta d lln t lar su b m itta l: March I. IC*4*f 4 M p m Tho Santord Housing Author 1 ty Is an tgual opportunity IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E I0TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASS N O n i l l C A l l K CENTRUST M OR TG AG E CORPORATION. Pl4MI.ll. Publish February JO. I I . I I . II. 14. IVS4 D E O IM IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Casatos: V J t l f l C A l o l SE C U R ITY PACIFIC HOUSING SERVICES. INC. a D*4a*arv corporal ion. Ikansod to do buslnass In F tor Ida Plaintiff. vs M IC H A E LC . DR AMIS and HOPE M DR AM IS. Including any unknown tpouMS ol too above Defendants. as moll as fhalr unknown hairs, dtvlioes. grantees, assignats, creditors. Honors, and/or fruslaas and all ofhar parsons claiming by. through, undsr ar agatosl toa abov« Dstondsnti. and all parties having any right, claim. Htto or Intoratl In Itw real property horaln daaertood. NOTICE OF U L I It haroby given tool, pursuant la toa Final Judgmanl at FaroeNsurt and Replevin ontorod In tots causa in toa C irc u it Court at Seminole County. Florida. I will Mil toa property tituetod In Seminole County. Florida, described at: T H A T P A R T O F L O T 1. U N R EC O R D ED P L A T OF DRAM IS ACRES. BEINO D E ­ S C R IB E D AS F O L L O W S : COM M ENCE AT TH E N O R TH W E S T C O R N E R OF T H E SOUTHEAST N OF TH E SOUTHEAST is OF SECTION M . TO W NSHIP 10 S O U TH . RANGE » EAST. SEMINOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA: TH E N C E RUN NORTH It DEG 41' W E A S T ALONG TH E N O RTH LIN E OF U I D SOUTHEAST IS O F TH E SOUTHEAST is FOR IM PS F E E T TO TH E NORTH W EST CORNER OF U I D LOT I . TH EN C E RUN S 00 O EO 01 S4" W EST ALONG TH E WEST L IN E OF U I D LOT 1 FOR *44.11 F E E T TO TH E POINT O F B E G IN N IN G : T H E N C E C O N TIN UE SOUTH 00 D E G 01 S4" W EST IMO* F E E T TO TH E NO R TH ER LY RIGHT OF WAY O F S T A T E ROAD NO 4*; TH E N C E RUN SOUTH 00 DEG SJ' 40" EAST ALONG U I D R IG H T O F WAV m i l F E E T ; T H E N C E RUN N O R T H M O E O . P I' I t " E A S T H I M F E E T ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 10 O EO O ' t r WEST 114 11 F E E T TO TH E P O IN T OF BEGINNING Including ONE IWO HOMES O F M E R IT P IN F M AN O R M O B ILE HOME IDoubtowktol. Serial IHMLCP1MMJI4P44A and IHMLCPlMJlfI4044B and ONE A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G U N IT . Sarlal 114000400) al public salt, to t*w highest bidder, tor cash, al toa west front deer el Ihe Seminal# Caunty Courthouse In Santord. Florida, al 11:00 AM on March II, 10*4. SEMINOLE COUNTY C LER K C LE R K O F CIRCUIT CO URT B Y : OoretoyW Bolton Deputy Ctork Publish: February 73 0 March t, m e D E O Ml VS WILLIAMS FOXW ORTH. it us . s le l. Ostondanllil. N OTICE OF U L E u n it NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purwent to an Order Scheduling Fsrsctosure Sato ontorod M Nhs cat* new ponding In M U Court th* style *4 which is indicated I will tall to It best bidder tor cash al toa W nl From Door. SEM INOLE Cewity CeurthouM M l N. Park Av* nut. Santord. Florida U JJI. al II 00 a m. an to* Und day of March. IW4. to* following da scribed property as sat larto M Mid Order or Final Judgmanl. to wit Lot 4. Block D CAME LOT UNIT X according to to* plal ttwfvcl at Racordsd In Plat Boot JO. Pages M and 0*. Public Rtcerdt of Samlneto County. Florida O R O E R E O at Sem inal# Caunty. Florida, this llto day at February.1*04 Pa*tons with disability who nted a special eccemmodelwn to partklpet* In this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator *1101 N Pork Avenue. Sulla H Ml. Santord. Florid* » m , at k i ll live days prior to to* proceeding Telephone iron 11)41)4 Eat. ant: I OOP*UIFM ITDO) or I K » « ) « 7 J 0 IV). via Florida Relay Service MARYANNE AHORSE Al Clerk. Circuit Ceurt Samlneto County. F lar Id* By Dorothy W Bolton A l Deputy Clark Publish: February n P March i. me 0 1 0 JW Legal N o Hc m NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TA X D I E D N O T IC E I I H E R E B Y GIVEN, that FIN ANCIAL R E C INC OR C AP ITAL RANK, toa hotdw at toa toitowkg certifk atalil has Iliad s*M cartlfk atolsl tor a las dead to b* Issued toaraen Th* certifkato numb arts) and yaar(i) *1 Issuance, to* dascrlptton at to* property, and to* name I Sl In which It was assessed Is/are as tottows Cartillcata Ns M44 Year at Issuance: IWO Description gt Properly LEG LOT I H U N TLEIG H WOODS I'B J4PGS401.il Names In which ettetsed TERRY A BARTON. R LOR RAINE BARTON A SANDRA 0 MILLS All ol said property being In to* Couity *1 Samlneto. Slot* of Florida Unless such carllllcalals) shall b* redeemed according to taw. to* property dascrlbad In such cartllkalaU) will b* sold to to* highest bidder at to* watt front door. Seminal* County Courthouse. Santord. Florida.on toe 11ST day et MARCH. 1W4. at IIA M Approiimatoly I I I ) 00 cash tor teas II required to b* paid by to* successful bidder al to* sato Full payment al an amount equal to tho highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp lares and recording teas ls du* within la hours aflar Ih* advertised ttm* et to* M * All payments shall ba cash or guar entoed Instrument, made pay abi* la to* Clark et to* Circuit Court Dated this STM day el FEB RUARV. IWI (I E A ll Maryann* Morsa Clark at toa Circuit Court Seminote County. Florida By BECKYWILSON Deputy Clark Publish February It P H March I AO. IWI OEO 111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I I O N T I I N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO *14104 CA DIVISION I4K FED ERA L NATIONAL AAORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plalnllttlsl. vs JOHN T GRIECO. t i l l . Oatondantlsl. NOTICE OF F O R IC L O S U B I SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment at taractosure dated February 14. IWI. and entered In Cat* No *J 03* ) CA tf th* Circuit Court at th* E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Clrcull M and tor SEMINOLE Caunty. Florida wherein FED E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T GAGE ASSOCIATION I* toe Pletotitt and JOHN T. GRIECO. TO N I A N N E T T E G R IE C O ; RICHARD D SMITH. INC.] EMERSON A MEROO IN C ; SUN S T A T E F O R D . INC ; N A TIO N S B A N K . N A .. Sue castor by Msrpsr with NCNB NATIONAL BANK OF FLOR IDA. Succesaar by Merger with TH E EXCHAMOE NATIONAL BANK OF TAM PA; SUN BANK O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . N A I JAMES H. M ILLS; ana TH E U N IT E D S T A T E S OF AM ERICA; ate the O*Undents. I will sail to toa highest and best bidder tor cash at toa Wall Freni Stops et toa SEMINOLE Caunty Courthouse at ll: M e m , on to* Und day at March. IW4. me laliowlrg dascrlbad property as M l forth In Mid Final Judgment i LO T 111. LA K E OF TH E WOODS TOW NHOUSE. SEC TION to. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE COROED IN P LA T BOOK ZL PAOE IS OF TH E PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O L E CO UN TY, FLORIDA. T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB B O PERSONAL P R O P E R TY : RANGE. HOOD. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. HOT W ATER H E A T E R . F U R N A C E . A/C. CARPET. AND SMOKE DE TECTOR. WITNESS M Y HAND and toa seal ol tots Court an February IS. 1*44 (SEAL! HONORABLE MARVANNE MORSE Clark at toa Clrcull Court By: OoretoyW Belton Deputy Clark Publish: February a 4 March 1,1*44 OEOm such carflfkatodl will ba said to toa highest Didder at to* watt Irani doer. Samlneto Caunty CaurtoeuM. La-itord. Ftorlda. an toa list day et March. IH*. at II Apprealmatoly 111) 40 cam tar t**s Is required to b* paid by to* successful bidder at toa M k J ug payment et an smount equal to toa highest bid plus appfkebk documentary stamp ta>*S and recording Mas is du* within is hours attar th# payments shall be cash or guar antead Instrument, mad* pay abk to to* Clark et Itw Circuit Court, Dated this (th day ot Fabru ary. i m . (SEAL) MaryamaMors* Clark atm* Circuit Court Samtook Caunty. F tor Ida By: Mkheito L. Suva Deputy Clark Publish: February IL D and March 1,4. IPV4 DEG in or cartmad To verify a state c on t r a c t s ! ! I ks n i t call 1E0B-M-l*4g. occupatlanal Licenses are respired by too county and can be verified by taping m -m a , ed. i m Additional R ow odd ln j Y O U R C LA S S IFIE D A D w o r k s b e s t w h e n it c o n t a in s w h a t th e re a d e r w a n ts to k n o w . GIVE FACTS totatowl ippnwtmele value. 1/ mu te eelhna a Mr, Mato Ihe type of i (if It) tow) a(3 spade) aqto DONT EMBELLISH: l i t rtekjr hneSneoe la N u p n t o and It wwal chaiwea of siirroaa. Mtolaafiag laArmetkn aay p i a jnur ho w s ll may ato* (at yea a punch la Ih* n s AVOID ABBREVIATIONS: i ciesla conftmto N o ? r a ------------------Taytor'l Towing will sail al Public Auction on February H. I*44 at to M a to. a IW4 4 Dear Bulck VIN IG4AM4*AEH4in Brawn. FL Tag « KHVI4J and a IM S B ulck w llh lha V IN I G lC W 4 * » F 1 4 » llt . 4 Door Virginia Lkent* Plato 4 XIMIF4 O rly t l SM Ring R d. Orlando. FL. Publish February IS, 14. IL 14. If. 1L10.11,11. tl. IW4 D EO 114___________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO N T E IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASK NO. *11414 DIVISION CA HP NAT IONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs RONALD L THOMAS. *1*1. DakndantUI. AM ENDED NOTICE OF SALE Nelk* Is hereby given that, pursuant to a F Inal J udgmanl et Fortcloavr* dated March tl. 1**4, anlarad In Civil Casa Number *1 MIS. m to* Circuit Court tor SEMINOLE County. F lo r I d a . w h e r e i n N A T IO N S B A N C M O R T G A G E CORPORATION Is to# Ptatoltfl. and RONALD L THOMAS, tl a l, ar* to* Otkndantt. I will sail the property siluakd In SEMINOLE County Florid*, described** Let 11. SPRINGVIEW. at cording to Ih* plat toaraet at recorded In Plal Book J*. Pages 41 and 41. Publk Records at Sam took County. Fkrwte at publk M k . to to# highest and bast bidder tor cash, at to* Watt Freni Door. Ml N Part Avenue. Santord. Florida, at It 01AM Wl March 11,1*44 Deled February to. IfN Maryann* Mors* CLER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT By: JanaE Jasawk Publish February 11 A March 1.1*44 p c o m _____________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , toll FREC Pension plan % CartlfkOto Inv Sarv. to* haltor of Ih* tottowing cartlfk atolll hot tiled said cam Ik atolsl tor a i n dead to ba issued toaraen Th* cartltkato numb *r(s) and yaerisl at Issuance, toa description *1 to* preparty, and toa nomad) In wMch It wet aeaateed It/are et tottows ■ Cartltkato Na. Ill* Year at Issuance: Itfp Description al Property | LEG U N I T 111 M O N T G O M E R Y CLUBCONOOORB 1411 PC IH Nim et In which Ittatiad Bonaire Dev Co Inc. All et Slid property being In to* Caunty et Samlneto. Stale et Florida Uniats such cartlllcattlsl to CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - W inter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS fcOQAJL-t£OPJL MONDAY0vu FRIDAY CLOSEDSATURDAY ASUNDAY P fW A TE P AR TY RATES .n is im .T O t a lm . 9 1 0 In* 1 ttm -----------------------------11.19b lot Rj*gg art pgr Isbue, baMd on39dm • aUmgMMmum NOWACCEPTNG SWmdiJm may KKhato HanU Arfvemet ■ toe csal o<an addbonw day CiwcMe4ianyitoaWwei<tof^w«yta<l*lNTto» ^ w * M > « a?witod U m kR daaalptton tot tmsaw iMiMi Copy must M e w wxaptaMa typcU graptucM form ‘Corwiwroal bequency te*M are l OCADUNES Tuaaday *vu Friday __ 12 13Noon NoonThe TheDDey I fLwwtTx. lA ynifl Mnrrli A1 in And Mondays 301P ft M Friday A D JU S TM E N T 9 A N D C R E D fTS : In Its# event of an error In en ad, the Sonlord Herald «dB be reaponelbl# (or th* llral Ineertton only Rnd only to the « x tw d of th* coal o l that Ineerdon. Ptoopa check your ad tor occuracy #** (Irat d » y ft rung. 11— E ld r ly C r s Al—Monty to Land ADULT CARE In our private horn* Santord e ra Please cantecl Hotly H I WD________ AD U LT CARE in aur private longwood horn* ] beds avail Please camact ptobk n* Ml* KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE »N E T ! toemanyafUMe I reader r e ' INCLUDE PRICE: Hurrays indteeu that kuysti see escr* lair rsslsdlath* dtoa whan they knew the price. This rpptiea to everythin* from hiaiH h illfttTetohlagttoaeto— bato.0oe4mT b andlM .|rlMd biriy, to th* beat p t r u t w r f ia i i i BE A V A IL A B L E : A totaphop* M otor to Em if ypuYu al ' mu re no4 Ifyoire nol going loba tumw, auto lha Km* ;we wiU ha people wea l rail bach twice. USE YOUR NAME: PW y e * « B « * to yeer ad. It S*ee o e d M N i Id Uw Ham yee MW adratttotog. Y w e*y evee r m reaaha wbaa aamaawa wba be* read y e * ad m m yea to arm le a n Thai a laktog advaaLagi Mbetof ie a IPY O U N E E D AD D ITIO N AL HELP, C A L L HU BAXPOBD HER ALD A N D W Z W ILL H ELP YO U WORD YO U R AD. C a ll (407) 322-2611_____ I RES./COMM. Vlryl Siding , Alum. F ra m in g Orywaii, Deers. Reeling. Cdscrtto. B H M SJ S ^ E 'd M L CCBOIMEO B utomollvo C O M P LETE O BTM LIN G : at t o * hwna. Hand washing and wailne. Jasan0wgt_g4to«J_ CARPENTER AJIMnds at hama rspslrt. painting A caramk ^ llj^ Irta rj^ ra w ^ J M jn C a rp a l CI bbt inlng SAM'S C A R P E T CLEANINO Rsildanllal/cetrynarclal 14 hrs » 4 1S4l,baap*r 444 « 4 I 21— P a r a n a 11 ADOPTKPS Fre* m#dkot COW. transpor tatlan. counsel** privaia doctor phis living « pantos Bar n i lll S Ckarw dsr Alter wry >M**1J M4* BLACK M ALE, rewnlty retired military man I Sr Enllttodl *4 yrt *W. but toots M S T ' IN lb Professional educe lad lavas children Saaks gra­ tis*. height m it Medical preNsakn a h Itodbto FO Boa lEHIlCataatoarryFL O N I 23—Sptclai Mctlcw NEWAVS “ ttm ny D-p" thigh cream As seen an Ch * news How ivellabto Pkssa call Natali* FarguaanM* SIM 27—N um ry A Child O ra O P E N M O N D A Y -S U N D A T I Call tor data!Is Agas I II ttt-Nts/LM.rmM S3—Bushms Opporlunitks 0N9 AFATFH09EI0UTI IllOO wk potanlal Unique Opportimlty I 4004*4 JSIJ 39—Financial S trvie v I can hatp *s% sum s* Barry Myars 44J *44)141 uni 11»PM HARDWOOD FLOORING Qgnaral Sarvlcas NOOOR a OUTDOOR M t jw jjlt o m e ^ g g l* ^ ^ ^ Homo Improvamant AFFORDABLE HenqRepair. Oepirutdito All phases Call ter tree ast Mkhmlllinoi ALDOCSff M l P li It right et e p k s yeu can afiord Lk'd/lns From start to finish Carperfry, plumb Ing. atoctrkai. and reefing svc*. D yrt et tgwrlenc* No |ob too big or smell Cab m -iiM e rm -M W M h re . R ES TO R A TIO N . DRVW ALL. metal siuds. doors, trim, sid Ing. porches, decs*, g*robot Clpanlnj Sorvlca C LE A N IN O : RasMwitlal and cemmarclal Quality ererfc. A fto rd ib k r.k s H J t O ____ L D : NO JO E TOO LARGE Homs/othc* PrM tst I work atone, na crew. Rat. avail. U c / M ^ H a t J a R B.H M B L 1BRS44.1BRM4.4BRM4J* A professional, commercial Seem evollobto 0*4411 CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Warts* Baal. 1 Man (hauty Opera Itonir ------------- All yeu need Is y w lilk Jack Diamond tor appdntmanl MOTtjt M«Mh Control FroSItms? SENIORS, call to Und avt II yeu quality lor asestanc* with DIAPERS/PAOSdallvared to yeur dear monthly Q l« 4 »ltt4 E L D E R L Y CARE tor ladkt Lots *< torn, how meals, private room R# abtorates E q l a h R ) 1*41 M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N , Repelr eddllton, camm/ros Write A Want Ad That Sells! VTtotoa •tree* Legal Notices 71—H tlp Wanltd I AM AVOW pradvdt. Earn to H % Na deer/dar P T/FT Sandim lt*VI4M *M ll*4 • ACCOUNT PAYABLES • Pul yeur ecceunlng skills to work tor a new grating to FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT Jta w p to s i. m i n s ADD TO YOUR MCOME SELL AVONNOWI call m a n a w m a n i ACENTS-tCAl ESTATE! Nothing succeeds Ilka success Wa r* akll into on > d decade ol training succawM agents Mo licenser . W all halpl WATSON REALTY CORP B EALTO B S OHM APFOIIITMW SETTER Wars at ham* Cal *S1 J4*J ASSEMBLT/IKTORT SJ St# hr. Moaep nac Immad opsnlno aat MO 44)4 sm k* AVAILAB LE POSITIONS For motivated individuals willing la work Vbrtous toco liens lar Production. Warehouse, and Assembly Musi have rallabl*transport* lion and horn* phono Call GPC al 4*S t i l l fe Intermallon Navwatoal CLASS A DRIVERS five dive rt who knew to* Or lamb area Will ba making delivwks. lifting up to N lbs . starting at t t 00 par hour Musi tee* 1 years aipar tones and a very gaed driving record. Cdl *0) 1111 CM S For all full time mitts 1 L il M l IIMuSlbecarttttsd ORDERLIES Full N m ol II shift LfN Full tlmoS II and part tlm oTII Accepting applcaliens Monday FrMqr. * 4. DeBary Maaar**N. IJ *1 . OeBary aaiw aaot RiTZCUM MRrrOttM. Com mere lair Reid H U J l l L a w n Sorvlca TOM A JE FF 'S UbYN C A R D Ret /Comm., itopmdehH. tow rslesl Free esl.......... JW M JQ P aln th g CUSTOM PAINTING by Jeffrey Power Int./eat., L k 'd . Ins Freoettlmetos..........M l BIG P lu m b in g A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER. Leaky taucetsl Running Mtotsl SM could solve yeur problem. Water teeters: 14 hr so* m m i Prossura Qtanlng DUN R IT E i Clean driveway: reefs, pool decks, welki houses Preoest.si a m R o q H im O Y S R C R I ROOFING: Fro* est., 1* y n t t pt r l snc* Bend/lns/Lk RCaaaias Call U4 4*s Swimming Pool ISarvIca/wpatf L e t T h i s D toplay W o r k F o r Y o u .. a iic to u m r i 1 2 2 -2 6 H i Lafw bcapirig" CYPRESS M ULCH 111/yard I40X Credo A , milled In CaN in tor a Rea aslag and removal I Hardy Tree Sarvka doing busineti a* AAA Tree I W E E K LY SBRVKS Rem S4S me. Chem Rite PaN Service MO nr* Robert Shoemaker T r— Sarvica liJ t O C ) T R E E SVC Lk-S.m t "Let to# Prefeubnelt do it." Free estImeles .......H I Hi* Window RipBlr and Cleaning > » ■ ms Advertise Your Bus in ess Every l) ay For As Low A* $45 Per Month. Call Classified. 322-261 1 IB M 9 r �r yr. yL Jf» Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. February 22, 1M4 - IB 71-H tlpW intxj CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Good per. steady oerk Will train *04 735 li lt Ui • CUSTOM EH SERVICE* Math skills, corrputar. Ufa typlne People person neadadt F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m w m tm .m iu D E U H IL P Full lima. A f , eiperient* prelerrd reliate. pirawm pereonalltr Goodpa, D ELIVERY II M l X. own car. reliable PARKClWTIRCAFIUeeitJ OCNTAL ASSSTAMT Experienced e lh etpanded duties needed ter busy multi discipline,y attic* Strong re sterile and lurgcal skills a must Salary conmansurate with experience Available Jan It Call tea 77S4JX______ 01 RECUR For eslabliitiad chide are can •e» Educalion arc! eiperlence In early childhoodrequired Call m sas________ DRILL OPEMTORS, ETCHERS AND F LA IR S Winter Springs company seeks individuals wllh pre slows (eodwc I ion eiperlence ) shifts available Mon Thurt I X P M t A M Frl. Sal. Sun. SAM < XP M or 4 XPM 4AM St M hr Permanent positions Never a leal Help Personnel, tit Oita DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS.Teeeres. FI. e ssell establish*] end grow mg Central F terIda based company oiler I you a Sami Annual Pay Increases e I top OC1 Pay a Unloading Pay a Vacation Pay aSatety Bonus a Spouse R .ding Program e Average T rip ! 7Days P l eSe Model Conventional Tractors It you have 2 years tractor troiler. OTR and now and tea riper lance plus agood driving record, call _______ laaasit ate________ DRIVERS' CLASS B Musi have good dr king record, rood I 'l yea's eiperlence good MVR GPC a loot Ing tor driven oho want to vserh _______ Cantos I P I ______ a ELECTR IC AL I N D I N lI R a 4SK Radio Irigrtncy and clrcwll simulator mp Call I FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT FM W attoSt.R SSIti____ e INDUSTRIAL TRAINEE a No oip needed Learn all phases of manufacturing FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m W l lth St . R ltlfS JANITORS Part lime tor Loko Mary /Heathrow A co I y 1*01 Philadelphia Are Orlando _________ to; matoo_________ LABORERS NIR D RD skilled end unskilled Poolions avail able Days Call bdween I ) SPRINT ITA F F ltd S rttt-m i LIVE IN COMP AN DM tor gen llaman. Irae rasmrboard. pr tvate room rbadh Mo satpr y ___________» * * » __________ MAIDS SorvlcoM ald now hiring Loodort avg ■ hr Paid mileage Call tacky, star! to morrow I E ip only))1 434) MAINTENANCE A/C. rtlng evp rag Send resumes lo t i l Secret Harbor Ln Lake Mary, FLMI44 M A JO R DO M Of HOUSE K E E P E R E x p e rie n c e d live In. fulltime Lake Mary area 4Ct tit lif t ___________ M ED IC A LH ELP LPN II PM 7 AM Pari lima Apply wi person Lakeview Nursing Center, tit East lnd Street. Savterd MEDICAL LPN Inova led leciltly on the cutting edge at Wtearch t l hr shUt Call*** SOW Nt«d TwoDepmMIe Pioplt with bosk constriction skills Valid drivers IKwise and own transportation Please call Don al H* YTQi_____________ NO EXP ER IEN C E! SMC to SWO wookly/potonllal processing FHA mortgage founds OWN HOURS I MI444 4M4 E X T 4tt I t HOURS_________________ o m c E f c ip P/T S tc rtla ry , computer Skills necessary . salt starter. good with people Xl *X7 P/T ELECTRONIC TECH Shop In Senlord needs Tech Eiperlence with TV A VCR * troubleshooting Heioblehrt Call VCR S Pies taeaet PART T N E O ftlca w ork, win train Porlocl for rotted couple Coll I D 4155_______________ PRESCHOOL TEACHER F / T . T Aid*. tvT nOHft) E ip e rle n c e d The K id 's Korner Call tor a t l PE *111 0 R ECCP TIO M STe Answer phones vdlh a smile Smart move herelHurryl FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT ttO W M Ih S I.R U Itt REHAB TECWICIAN Needed tor rehab dept In skilled nursing fodllty. typing and computer tHIIIt a plus Contact Brynde Greer. MPT atCTES tt..................... EOF RETAIL SALES National co eiprrdmg lo Fla Interviewing wk d Fob list P/T, F/T opp manager A retail sales persons strong compensation package Call x i/ t n o n s it » » x p m i tor appt Send resume to Russell Roebuck Human flasarcec C/O Lake View Office Park B ldgtt.S ta .tttl 1t il 5 Semortn ilvd. Winter Park, Ft a m SALES ' '. Part time. CamitSsslon basis Call Ml 1*0_____________ ' P / T. tanfard/Lako M ary Area Weekend sNtts Class 0 guard llcansa rtg Et4 4IS1 SECURITYONICERS ' SECURITY (V T ia R Armed, far Ddlona area S4 *S/hr, Call I K » rat 0411___ 71—Htlp Wanttd TEACHOtS Most have oarntd ta hrt toward a CDA or equivalent, or bachelors d e n t to early childhood IS MOS TELEMARKTERS Long wood, pari Itrsa. Monday thru Friday. SPMtPM. Sat urday. *AM 1PM SS IS par hour plus bonus and com m in io n Ptrm atonl post Honsl .................Mover a teal Hotp Perseonel.tIMlH THE SUPER R O f SANFORD Is hiring a LAWN M AIN TE­ NANCE PERSON as hri/wt Apply in parson 4B0 SR 4t W TiUa Clerk Tiiint/RsniHf Dependable wortor with light typing Mills Mud bo II with Florida drivers lupnse Apply Seminole Ford. It* It »1 end Lake Mary Bled WANTED: food Qxiiittf Htfp For Seminole (bunty Fair Call l i t M i l cr apply in person el Tka Checkered Grill al the loir's main mtronce WAREHOUSE ANDO ENER AL LABOR H E L P N E E O E D I Bonus tor driven All shifts ovoileblo Dolly pay. no tea Report ready to eork 1 Mem. Industrial Labor Svc , 1011 FronchAv No pUvyw calls WRECKER n iV E R Espanenced AAtSI live In Sanlord aree A tore Class A CDL Apply at M OW 1st SI 93—Rooms tor Rent A Q UIET, clean rm l.lihvn phone, laundry Apt s avail able also i l l A up 114 n i l CLEAN ROOMS ingle sterling 171 wk K llch w i. phone, laundry, video gamoi. ell strootparking *X*431______ CLEAN F URN H M D ROOM, w/ kitchen avail U U * k . I l l sac Downtown M l M04 PRIVATE LONOWODO HOME' Non smoker **0v* 110 dep tie isao____________________ 95—Room/Bobrd k FREE ROOM A tO BOARDk Dad will share 1bdrm home in eaehange tor help <v/ < tors, to A II ld « l mam or otd»r woman m 77SQ 97—Apartments Furnishtd/ Rent NOTICE All rental and real estate advertisements are Subfeet to the Federal Fair Hashing Act. which makes It illegal to advertise any preference. Ilm nation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, soi. handicap, lemlitat status or notional eri ALL U TIL ITIE S pad on I bdrm Clean, blinds, cava'- A/C. no pots use ♦ top m tom OETACMEO OARAGE APT. I bdrm , I both IMG month. USD security deposit Ml tin SI JeAns Ratify ftmptpy E F F IC IE N C Y C O TTA G E Completely tyrnitTwi. utilities pd Nopets Iperan M l 1171 I aW o Ro IT U B tO A 1 BDRM SMO mo up plus deposit No ja t t ^ ii a t o r t r i c f o ^ M )* (i ^ _ Unfurnithod/ Rtnt CASSELBERRY Upscale, single story, peiio apartments I bocTooms Ideal lor Individual or erupt* __________ tHtotTI__________ CONVENIENT TO downtown 1 bdrm. 1 both. Ongt* Story, quiet, vt/d hook upSAT*/me ___________M l 7747__________ G 0 IN C ...M N G ... 1 Adrm /I B eth m m s SHENANOOAMAPARTMENTS LEASE FOR U S S ! One Bedroom Apartments SISS DEAL Most wood Aplt M7 7714 MINUTES f ROM SANFOROI MARINER'S ULLAGE Lola Ado 1bdrm U M mo 1'idrm, 1410 moend up 3234470 MOVE IN SPECIAL Newly re novated I A 1 bchn opts All amenities. SI** SB* mo. plus dep I yr lease n*71*t Q U IE T I/IH towrttouso. MM Park, Adull corrm 1411/mo and sec dep Wktor/treth tort Barb Mon Fit M l 1441 SANFORD. I Bdrmw/utll turn By wk or mo 1* PRO Office taa CMS home HO It 10pager S A N F O R D I B rd m A p l t7W/mo 1100 dep Call alter 1pm 574 *044_______________ I BEDROOM SltS month plus 1171 security ctopotll and references ....... M l MCI I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! 1 bdrmt A attic avail Call Jerry, R1 ta>0 103—Hewses Unfurnished/ Ren! DEBAR Y 1 bdrm. I bath homt. Ilor Ida rm. lakehonl 14fS/mo plus sac Hall Raaly M l 1714 HUD HONES, F rem slat dawn I Why reel 7 The Hllllman Qeup. Ml M il__________ Realtor SANFORO. 1/1 forced yard. Quiet reighborhoal III A Iasi M l n i l or 1 » Htfllv msq • S A N FO R D . 1/L 1410/mo StSO/dep OJ/V 1110 mo USOdep a LAKE MARY. 1/1. tm /m o titV d m Ml SW* SANFORO. i n . C H A . garage U » mo plus dep lease 407 H7 IW lo rm tla te v e l SANFORO-GOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm . new Nlchen. plr 11.000 down. 1140/mo M* 71*7 Stenstrom Rentals P lA N FO R D 4/1 W/ carport. CHA. 1171'mo tSSOsec aSUNLAND 1/1 e W carport, new palm, new carpet Clean I uis/moi t i l l sac • SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1/1-1 ml dbto car garage, tpk . well A eapilc 1 *00/mo. 1*00 toe AST JOHNS RIVER V I ml oaraaa. hardwood floors, boat slip View I **00/mo MOO/sac e S A N F O R D 1/1 apt CHA. potto, rtoan itOO'TO. uoc sac. Stewsfrom Redty. lac. "Wo Manage raw Heme, IA t It was aer awn" Jim Deyto m H*l Alter 1PM UP 14*1 103-Houses Unfurnished/ Went KIT 'N* CARI.YI.E'J/by U rry Wright 159-R m I Estate _____ Wanted ___ LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approvals TOO 1000 acres Wttorfronl • plus Coll Terry Clayton SQ4 7114S0* M AYFAIR. 1/1. osc tro t, avail 1/11. C/HA. W O hook up ma/mg.coa/dwi m i a i 17 SANFORD. 1 bdrm IV* bath lakofront hews* ItoO/mo ___________M l 7004__________ SANFORO. 1/1. 117 Hotly Ave 1410/mo m w M #nvc* ta* tXMhamoP S A N F O R O B ry n H t v t n 1 bdrm. I bath, now paint and c a rp e t, fenced, g a ra g e 1000/month III Root Court M* 0*01 or 1M H I I 140-Business For Sale FOR SALE. Newly renovated sandwich shop Easy hours, licensed tor catering SU 400 111 M Ttdarl 111 17*1 nights 141—Appliances / Furniture__ SUNLAND 1 bodrtam. family room, control tVA. freshly pointed SMO/me . Ill and last plus 1110 M l O W dtor 1pm I BDRM. 14H morfh plus MOO s e c u r i t y d e p o s it a n d ... M IA M I I BEDROOM with cant H/A. la rg o tented y a rd , and screened room Orly 1100 down Why rant? The Nltllm on Oreuo, Inc Realtor m t i l l I N W nth STREET 1 bdrm. I be Ig corner tot. carport, air. appt Only 1114/mo M l 717* 105—DuplexTriplex/Rent SANFORD. 1 bdrm. carport, security system lull k it. MttllldiscourttodMiS_____ LAKE MARY. 7 Bdm . carpet. C/HA. appti. mill's, fenced yard, good area H A T H LAKE MARY DUF5.EX 1 BR I BA. refrlg. stove A/C. wesh/dry hookup btg yard U N / m o , SMB dep M l t U l SANFORD. Why tonl It you hove 11000 you can own all now lull duptoi. 1/IVy. oa side Live tor treettl let I 107—Mobile Homes / Rent _T4_l—Homes lor Sale EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located aiywhere! ■ Investors Roaltp 774 1411 HANDYMAN 1PEOAL. cheep cosh. 401 Itth SI 1114 tq It, Ip4c. motivated, ay ttt im p M A U L G LE N 11. vaulted ceil, landscaped wrsprintors t yrsotd IT*. WO 1101*14 ‘ ASSUME NO Q U t L IF Yl 1 bdrm 1 bath blk home. Ig fenced yard, giiel tlreel M7 *00 ‘ B E A U TIFU L to yr old Fla CracSer farmhouse on 1 acres begs retoreltonl tseeds TLC Possible term *** *00 lif t LO NO W O OD/LA KE M A R Y Mid site storage warehouses. *00H O M O sq It Free rent w/llm e Wee*, trqn llaS/mq ___________P ' « V » __________ SECURITY W AREtOUSE at* and Old Lake Mary Bird •I.110 1.000 tq . It. at tic/warehouse 'Rnishad of He* space alia avdlabto KepeoAe R *attr.iai»-llH 115—InduBtrlBl ______Rentds_____ O F F IC I/w o iifo n i Space, noo Sq It. Prim e location al ontranco to Cental Fla Reatonal Airport a )7 »l 7407 SANFORD toOM sqtt 1 phase. sprtoktors M/sq * Stowstrom J t o s lljf o J t o O jg O T W ^ 117—Commercial Rentals AUTOM OTIVE Ro*tr Shop. 1 bay w/eNtce. Good location. new bldg Call Phi M l 1141 L O N O W O O D . IkSl sq II warehouse space with A 'C Irani pWce.OtNtS law. wi­ ll • —Office Spice / Rent NEW Sentord otlces and/or warehouses 4001IOO sq ft Spectol. Iltt/two M l 1SS4 SANFORD. OHIC* space. MOO sq H building tdal. ITOO sq tl per ettke unit B l 7004 S A N F O R D -F R E N C H A V E UN/month. Mrtides wHIIttos 1 room Suite . ■ PO IN* MO SQ F E E T tor to w on 17 *1. tucctttfvl okltlng anchor businesses Good perking and lighting. Crept visibility Asking S400/mo *7 444* work Re Bs a l ta te , in c . 322-7491 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looting to buy a homo? We have homos in dl areas ot Seminole Oronm. Volusia Counliotl Call tor deleilrt • V I with fireplace newer carpefandfito.St4.M0 • Lk Mary 1/1. fireplace. 114*00 YfhlURf P H O P f HT.I S FHA OR VA A1U7W AS 1% ANQ's and owner financing at tow at MOO/m*t Gov't Fare closures. Report Seminole. Orange. Volusia Saeterd toss thoa U A H deem a l/l Acr*. V I . tonced appii At turns No Ovality I *1/1. M tl P IT) 114.NO • 1/1. |DOl. MO* PITI l i r a *V1 ipflf planlencod.tltlPITI.U4.toO Markham Wds. area. V I. 11* acres Pastwre/siabto 1IM.000 LK. Mary custom kuiltj #4/1. pool. 1101.too • Vl.over | acre. 1171*00 • 4/1,1.0 acres pool/tpe|lt*.WO iv/vi m o M i o n n i VEHTUF1E I P flO P EH TIES .12 t -17(i*l ht % i : i { / \ - y V jcvm cc MORGAN REALTY C O M M E R C IA L Pefootltlt * It acres, near new beltwey end Santoro airport 11 TOat* at hem* Ranch style home wt 1 lots. tone*, tor home business 11M JN SANFORD llth Si. and Myrtle Are 3 2 1 -6 7 6 2 DELTONA egamadt*_________ HIDDEN LAKES. MVIMo. I car garage. Mwaned paiio Assumable no quolllylng LH.toO By Owner day* Ml 4771 ovesMl 7)0* SANFORD: 111 E. Ave., 1 Bdrm 1 Bath, block, carport, new red. Ilka now Inside, note carpd, custom kit cabinets, corner tot. HI.*** 1*1*000 alike * « i n « ham* H O -ltll pager. OtohStl 101 R EA LTO R U m C O M I USE YOUR TAX RETURN TOR DOWNPAYMENT PINECREST V I. with lamlly rm, tireplac*. screened pool S1*.W0 ESTA TE SALE Ma.-lolr. over 1000 sq It of living area I bl ock I r om Lake ITS too Monroe .....- ........ jM rtllM s fitM , BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real EslatoBroker 1M0 San lord A vo 3210755............ 121 2257 323-7271 AA Carnet, lac, 1711714 LAR G E POOL HOM E, fireplace, trees, tow taies near Lk M t r y 1111.000 M c A d a m t G ro u p Boo (Williamson) Ockll 114 1141 ator hours M l 47*1__________ SANFORD DUPLEX Top con dlllon. Good nqghborhood. S14.no Cdl oiler 1pm _________ #17174 SOM_________ SANFORO V I . C/HA. now carpal, tern porch, toncod. coiling Ians. Lots ot oitrot 141.000 modivotod M7 4441 SANFORD VrtS. FHA appraisal tlt.ooo Sale price Ml.too Boyd Arp. Realtor Ro/Mji Protorred Group Oa? *000 H A L L R K A L T Y 112 W f »r S I DELTO NA • 1 bdrm IV* bath, family rm. •itretltll.lOO W. M tlk w w s k l.m m i S.inluril 1 or 1 Bdrm.. dtol g a r. fenced. FI.rm c b constr Sll.100 I rent*I unitst Good cash Howl 17K dn, owner hold I tl 41.000 Dotlrtbto J/rts. cent H/A. lent* Family rm. S17.W0 323-5774 Take A Closer Look.. We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! | I • SinghStoryDttion • ‘ FriBnffY.OthSKo HoOMBMo«orAbovi DtptndiblillifugtflwE ItEawiyrERcMSMbL ‘ AKkStongg, t A2Baboon Aflordabtt Prtnte P«tto Aftrtmgnts STENSTROM FIRST TIME HOM EBUVERS* Let Our Full Time Sotos SUM Show YOU how Easy It is to Own a Home ot Your Own! Call any ot our E iporwnced Agents AN Y TIM E! 322-2420a 321-2720 SANTORO • LAKE MARY 13M273/774-9400 Call tor details I t O n f 1 xn acre) V I . Itv, din. lam rm Satoiiito didv IM .H0 • Renovated Vlv* Newer root, carpet, paint, garn*- « ' porch t u r n • Pool V I. II*. dining, lorn rm t Over 1.(00 tq It SM.UO STAIRS PROPERTY M A N A G E M E N T (R E A L TY *ii « n m / i» * > 7 * • I r Oui 3ttb Vb 141—Homes lor Sale I H O R O S B l f MOW! S SANFORD P O a HOME sis.too 1 or 4 bdrm. ito bath. I.IN * sq tl Higo mastert Fam rm wrtiwplac* Re modeled kitchen/beth. no* carpet, sprinkler, security system Paddto Ians custom window treatments, quiet cut de sec Im m a culate! Owner.Ml *10*Otter* REALTY, I N C . ELOSR SPRINGS.on Hwy all I. I. 1 Sdrmi I S to 1H wk HOP dep I X 717* J 44? 1104 114- Ward*) use Spece / Hint 141— H o m e s l o r S a le ind Mottl |Siuiford Court Apartments 3301S.SanfodAv«.*Sinfofd 323-3301 153—AcreageLoti/Sale DELTONA AREA 10ACRES Ideal lor mobile homo or homo silo, horses, coin*, forming, or nursery Zoned agricultural u.w o per acre Smalt down payment with ^w neM ina nrtnj^toe TtM Tn^ 157—Mobil* Homes / Sale * BANK WILL FIN A N C E * Family Pork: '17 Fleetwood 14.40 1/1 Ilka now 1140 per month |W A C I ml lOhv down Coll Merlin M l *1*8_________ CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK Its** 1/1 split, *M Barspring, control H/A screen room 14.100 K i l l 1/7. *7 Borkshiro. can •rel H/A. raisod screen room. carporlSH.OOO I4i70 1/1. t l Foirmonl Vista, control H/A. woslwr/dryor. dishwasher, all otoctrk. co Ihodroi callings, vinyl siding, shingle root, northern insula lion 111.000 ItaO V I splil. t l Pearson central H IA. carport SI LUO Cali M M ito or aii-1701 LIK E NEW. BUT CHEAPER Newly remodeled spacious 1 Bdrm. now furniture A eppl.. big II rm. carport Senior Pork OoBory 111.000 M l *7*7 MOOILC HOME 17.S00 Car riago Cove Negoiiebl* 1 bdrm. oil eppl Ml *1*1______ NEW lift's, NO DOWN, lt% Intorest. llX T t.llll/ m o . 14X70.SJIQ/mo M1170* I f . ORLANDO. Mai T il VII lag*, 14 a *0.1 Bdrm. 1 Btih No cash needed, lust good credit___________ 407*11 IQM U N F O R D Royal Cove. l u l l . 1 bdrm. I both, control H/A. tots ot ostratl Very clean and nice Will secrtfico lor balance ot loon (under 110 0001114 141* 1 MOBILE HOMES. In edull porks. Pklm V a llty and Fairways 407 )41 177] • AIR C O N D ITIO N E R , wall mill, cool* big area its Call evenings 714 1177___________ AMANA Refrigerator Freeter, 1*11. A I Condition 1100 _ 41* Virginia Ave Sanlord APPLIANCES. FURNu TV'S. E TC BUY S E L L TR A O E INS CHCEPO DEPOT. Ill* FRENCH A V I ____111 77*4 APPLIANCES* Bert prices’ But Warranty. Best Service! Washers, dryers, microwevet W* buy appliances! Dtllvery tree I Art Rest. 774 i i u ______ LIVING ROOM SET J tables, couch, and chair Good ccrdi Uer\ H OP 1110*0*__________ • MATTRESS, twin SU* wilh motel bed Iram* lie 177 sail MOVING ~ULE mutt tall live piece living roam tertienal w/ hid* e bed end recllner. antigw* secretary desk and 7 piece antique dining ream set. wether, much more Cell M lotto lor on appointment RAY'S APPLIANCE e 1IIS FRENCH AVE. SANFORD R e l r l g e r a t o r . S to v e s , Washers Dryer* Free 1 yr labor werr Del oral! 77**0*! R EFRIG ER ATO R A STOVE almond, apartment site SHI eg or Slid tor pair Ml 77*7 • SOFA FOR SALE. Beigo aim light stripes Citra pillows! 170 00___________ Coll 7711407 • VACUUM Hoover Jpr.ght with bags and attachments Good Condition 171 Call 111 0401_______________________ eW ATERBED Super vngl* m> tram* and heetor 1100 OBO ________ Con h o *t*o________ OWING BACK CHAIR Mauve Hi mint condition Paid 117* at Sean will seer idea tor liao 17a 40*11 a t R A TTA N BAR STOOLS Green seat covert, easy to recover lao tor all 4 or 170 each Call U* 1771 1»3—Ttltvislon / Radio / Stereo • ANTIQUE RADIO AM 'FM . wiortijreeMfl^OttornWMO^ 117—Spoiling Goods • GIRLS It SPEED BIKE H I Call *07 1)0 *0*1 119—Office Supplies / Equipment OHM SPECIAL - Printing out Iff. l i t Koftey printing press with mist supplies )«* )* 0 193—Lawn a Garden • LAWN MOWER. M " Murrey, eiceltonl condition i l l OBO Call M l 41*4 199—Pets & Supplies • L A R O C B I R O C AO C t li lli l* Eicollent condition! Paid US will sail for *71 Coll 7711744____________________ • LOVE BIRO, young, hand food, tamo SX Call tor more lnform *llon^^^^^^J2t_7rtt 211—Antiques/ Collectibles ANTIQUE Dining room suite, dark wood side board, rhino closet. I*bH w 1 oil and * chairs Good cond . must tell Asking 17100. worth much more Call 777 0170 215—Boats and Accessories __ O H FT BOWRIDER 111 HP Mercury, o b. low hours, with , trailer UJ00 777 014*________ • It FT. BOAT *nd trailer » horsepower motor lit* FIRM Call X? *«0 IQat____________ • 1(04 SKI/FISH BOAT *0 HP Marc , ml traitor Runt greatl t ) 000 Partial I inanee *** 7*0* • ISOl REOAL Mtdelltoa. 17' 10". 4 cyl In outboard motor w/drlve on frailer t l 000 OBO I X *004or let tX I eves 215—Boats and Accessories • I* F T PONTOON beat, all fiberglass. I X HP Evlnrudt Very lastl Many titras. Ilka new I Only t ic tog M3 *000 *•71 71' ORADYWHITE OMC I/O. looks new. 110000 OBO Sanlord m i l l * ____________ r t TID EC R AFT. tl tl bowrlder Lest than X hrt No Mm* to use l i l t ) M l k ill or 3X1701 217—Garage Sales OARAGE SetoT? Why bottom WE BUY PAY TOP PRICED _____ **7i x sail •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tale ad by 17 noon on Tuesday and lake advantage al eur special garage sal* ad pricatl Call Class:Med now for details! 322 2411 219—Wanted to Buy O LD W ATCHES Wrls! and pocket, mint condition, private coltoctor 7M 4774 221—Good Things to Eat STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open »am l*»l Celery Ave 7 ml E ot Sanlord I ml N ot St Rd *4 ttaaps Farms 131 7X4 222—Musical Merchandise__ • GUITAR (Acoustic Aria) with casa end strap Good condition M l 3?I TO* 223—Miscellaneous • A Q U A T IC L I L L I E S , far backyard ponds, pink, purpla. white l i Q ID Call 174 111* • A TTE N TIO N : Flea market, auctions, garden party Sell Ing portable public adrtss System. 41 watt power. 12" speaker, van speed storeo re card pi eyer. astatic microphone, light weight case This Is a 17*0 value, only *1® _________Call M l 47S4_________ • GOLF CLUBS I AO LADIES Eicailant starter sat. Lt blue bag. F o n Per Fill* clubs. 3 )7 * . woods 13 HO OBO Call 377 S**4________________ • H E A TE D BACK MASSAOER. *7) OBO M4 W7* • R E P L IC A Antique phene, solid oak in perfect condition Ml Ml 7)0*______________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portable kerosene heaters LARRY'S MART 7M4IM S P A S t N e w . c a m p la l a w/equipment and underwater light 1100017*00 X7M7CO** • TH E LIG H T OF NATIONS by Charles F Deems, was pastor at Church at Strangers. New York, and was President a* the American Institute at Christian Philosophy Copy right 11*4 Autographed by Oaemslll 177 7*S1 230—Antique/Classic _______ Cars_______ • FORO THUNOEABIAO. tH*. All original I Heads sama work 01APS OBO 171PIS* 1970DCVIL1I C U I U A C • 17000 OBO All power M l 0)14 ~ 231—Cars AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE l i l t laniard Ave.. Santord _________X7 131 X X _________ • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL '»). Lika new Mutt sail. Only 134.*00 Call 1X7111)**)* • D O D G E TR A N S A N . 1*71. Stove, bad. lea bei. goad cond S7,100 or trade tor car M4 X07 R DODGE MAR A DA. tig*. V t. automatic, mag whaalillOOO ___________77* 7tX __________ DUNEBUGGY Full Itwrglass body Convertible lop Rebuilt VW *ngm* Many new parts Profession built S7W0M1 arts • HONDA ACCORD LX. I*f! P/S. P/B. a ir. Kanwood AM FM cassette. 4 door, tow miles Rosewood color. Will runtorever 113.17) M7 *477 • LE BARON Canvartlbto, m Rad. loaded dig dash, new top, new tires *7.000 **) 7*0* LIN C O LN TOW NCAR. '71. loaded, eiceltonl cond White )l***_______________ Ml 117* • LINCOLN MARK 7. LSC. 1M*. Completely loaded Service records and receipts 1)100 OBO XI 1*1 UM 231—Cars • MONTE CARLO t»7l (Hat cond I A/C. runs Ilk* a top! Sharp looking I SI.MO 774 till MUST SELL! *4 FORD T BIRD Clean, run* good! Owner may financel Call Jim MS 1)31 • O L O S C U T L A S S BROUGHAM, ttot. Runt good *400 or bast ettor M1MIQ • O LD ) OMEGA '77. runs great! New A/C. rebuill transmission. SIX M3 4Xt PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • EVERY TUESD AY 7:MFM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *t. Daytona Beach _________*04 711*711________ • R EN A U LT ENCORE. INS Eiceltonl condition! SI.MO tlre U X ITM alter «PM • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. '*1. Aula, A/C. rad. 71K. warranty ISAM )M M X TOYOTA CELICA. I*tl. ) speed In greet condition Asking *3.000Coll 13* »*I4__________ VOLVO. 1*7* Four doer' 240 series good engine, tires. AT. no A/C t ) X M l 0*70_________ 1*7) FORO RANCHERO PS. PB. AT. X I I V . good tires runs good No A/C )7M U f SMI IN I PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Station wagon U M or best Otter MS *4)1_______________ *77 MG M ID OET, Very good cond. restored ge'ag* ftp! *1K ml *1 700 133 40*1 •*77 PORSCHE t i l Teg* J1A miles. lie condition. It OX OBO Sanlord 333 S1S4 • ’77 PLYMOUTH FURY. 4 Or good engine, good tires A-C SKXOBOMS 77*7 Jimmy • 17 CHEVY Spectrum, auto •ir. Am Fm cassette, good cond. Lt blue S14M OBO 7X7XS_______________ ___ • f t 'O IO M ETR O 1 dr. ) spd A/C. under werrenty. M mpg *4 W0 OBO 1M 11)1 233-Auto Parts / Accessories ROLL BAR. frealy pelnled holds 4 lights, fits short bed Ford 1st SITS takes It 171 7X7 235—Truck $7 Buies / Vans__ • CHEVY IE A U V IL L E VAN '7*. t ton. Passenger van clean Loaded! Too much to list, must sae to appreciate P I ,S I X )O B O ... M l *700 • FORD LARIET. 1**0. F 1M X dean. On# owner, 14A m l. leaded, ty r tOK warranty S* **S 37704)3 er 777 044* • FORD R AN 0ER . LTX *7 P/S. cruise. A/C. stereo. ATX mile*. I yr or 77 COO ml left on warranty Coll M l 11*3 • HANDICAPPED VAN. IN0 Ford E 1M Lift, automatic doers u 0M Ml la x _______ • ISUtU P/U *1 Red. SK. A/C am/tm cast, lull badlinar, rear window IS AM M7 *4X • JE E P PICK UP 4«A t m . VS. •ute Engine and Iran* re built (about 70.0W miles) N# >*r Inter lor S3 OX Ml 10M Sanford Motor Co. to* FORD BRONCO 4X4 *4 OX mltoi. MAKE OF F E RI Call m a m • l*U SUBURBAN OMC. * 1L diesel, hall tan. mertvenicai'r solid, new rad /brake retort A calipers head liner Very good tires and tow pkg SI SXOBO _________ X7J1I-I4M_________ • IN* EL CAMINO. VO. eulo . A/C Mint condition I S4 * » 7M la** line answer Ivmsg 231—Vehicles Wented WE PAY TOP USS FOR Complete or Wracked Cert. Truck* RUHNINGerteOT ANY CONDITION 7M S*44 239— Motorcycles ___ end Bikes 74' KAWA5KI KHSM. ctottic. i n cond . 1SK m l . chocototo A chrome 1*7)177 4X1 241—Recreatlonel Vehicles/Campers ■ CARRIAOS TR A ILE R . SI It. 1*77. Root air. idtal live ln/lritral. Fumiihed Nice! P l y 57-30Q/QBO M l 717* • HOLIDAY Rambtar Imperial 'If . IS** basemenl modal, loaded Eiceltonl cond Op llenal Honda motor scooter lor 3 w/ rack SSS-0XX7 «*» 4*7* • 7* MOTOR HOME Runt great W II trade tor travel traitor ot campanbla value Mi l i t ) W eil advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. You pay for the first 10 days and if your car doesn't sell, call ns and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must be included in ad. No copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-26 I l today! Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Features • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Accessorics/Intcrior HOURS: Mon-Sal 94:30 CioMd Sun SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3ZZ-2611 SBffi �if • V x ( L / .V 5 » w « H *% * * * * " 49 - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday. February 22, 1 W BLONDIT bv Chic Young “ Finding the source of chronic leg pain D EA R DR. G O T T : I experience Intense (lain 24 hours a day In m y legs becnusc of steroid neuropathy caused by pred­ nisone. My doctor* don't seem lo have a remedy. Zostrlx seems lo help temporarily bul Isn't a final answer. D E A R R E A D E R : Painful nerves In Ih c leg* are not o rd in a rily a consequence of prednisone, u d rug used for m any diseases fo reduce In ­ flammation. swelling anil pain. |*d Ik - more concerned that your neuropathy might result from the affliction for which ihc prednisone was prcsrrllred. For e x a m p le , diseases su ch as s c l e r o d e r m a often cause n e u ro p a th y •• b ul m ust be treated with prednisone. F u r t h e r m o r e , arc yo u a d ia b e tic? T h i s disease m a y cause neuropathy that ran be worsened by prednisone. Also, auto im m une disorder*, such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, can cause leg pains. I urge you to return to your d o c t o r a n d d e s c rib e y o u r symptoms. He can sort things out and. perhaps with the help of rh e u m a to lo g y or n e u ro lo g y specialists. Identify the cause of your symptom. Zostrlx. a cream made from chill peppers, does relieve cer­ tain type* of chronic pain but will not. In m y opinion, get at the root of your problem. D E A R DR. G O T T : I continue lo experience unbearable pain from tendinitis. I have It In both heels, have had four cortisone shots, and still have no relief. D E A R R E A D E R : Tendinitis of the heel Is |>alnful and. some­ times. difficult to treat. A n ti­ Inflam m atory drugs (such ns O ru va ll and Motrin), orthotlc heel cup* and cortisone Injec­ tions usually suffice. However, surgery may be necessary to relieve constant pain that doe* not respond lo these methods. For example, bone spurs mny have to be removed. If you are not under the rare of an o rth o p e d ic surgeon, yo u ought lo be. Repented cortisone Injections Into or near an In ­ flamed tendon mny eventually weaken the structure, with d i­ sastrous consequences, such as trndon rupture. 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Y o u n g s t e r s are b e i n g e n ­ couraged lo learn the game, with courses licing offered In high schools and mlleges. School principals ure slowly realizing that playing bridge Is great for t h e m i n d , a n d It I s n ' t autom atically u precursor lo gambling. T w o of our most protnlsltig Juniors are Ruvlndru M urthy. 27. and Brad Moss. 22. Lust Novem ­ ber they won Ihc Life Muster Open Pairs with a crushing final session. To d a y's deal occurred during this Improrslve run to the national title. North's double wars negative, showing length In hearts. West led off with his two top clubs. T h e drrlarer. M urthy. ruffed the second and finessed the spade quern successfully. West withholding his king. Now came three m in d s of henn* ending In the d iim n y . M urthy paused In assess Ihc situation. West was known to have started w lh three hearts and at leust five clubs. Because West hadn't covered the queen, he probably had at least three s|>adcs us well. So he had to be short In dlumoiirit Backing Ills rcudlng of Ihc p o s itio n . M u rth y called for dum m y's dlam riid 10 and ran It when East pla>rd low. Declarer led a diam ond In his Jack, cashed the dia m o nd king, pluyed u *|Kidc to dum m y's ace and look the diam ond a ir. felling East's queen. As the chium y wars high. Murthy clulm cd 12 tricks. Scoring plus 6H0 wus worth 45.5 malchpolnlsout of 5 1. Important Individuals, try to do so on a one-to-one basis without Involving other*. Th is format Pab. 2 3 .1 9 9 4 Favorable changes are In ­ could be the most successful. GEMINI (Muy 2 1-June 20) dicated for you In the year ahead both socially atxl commercially. Obstacles and restrictions that However, persons you get to h a v e b e e n h i n d e r i n g t h e know as friends In the social fulfillment of your ambitious world might not be fortunate for objectives might be eliminated you where commerce Is con­ loday. Move swiftly when you sec light ul the end of the tunnel. cerned. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) PISCES IFclx 20 March 20) Unless It Is absolutely necessary, This can be an except lonnlly try not lo delegntc loo m uch gratifying day b r you If you authority loday. Your ability lo focus yo u r Intellect and energies nut things Is llkrly to Ik- m uch on doing things for persons you heller thun your surrogates. love w hich they're unable lo do Places, treat yourself lo a birth­ for themselves. LEO (J u ly 23-Aug. 22) If a day gift. Send for your AstroGraph predictions fur the year friend of yours with a sound ahead by mailing $1.25 and n track record presents you with a long, sclf-addrrssed. stamped proposal for your consideration envelope lo Astro-Graph. c/o this today, lake u turd look at It. Il newspaper. P.O. flox 4465. New could be an unusual opportune York. N .Y. 10163. Be sure lo VIROO ( A u g 23-Scpt. 22) stale your zodiac sign. ARIES (March 21-April 10) You're llk rly to Ik- Imaginative You could Ik ? luckier than usual and rrcatlvc today, hul you m ay today In Joint venture arrange­ require some type of sllm ulus lo ments where you have a strong trigger these attributes, such ns buck-up. T h e two of you. plus taking a basically good Idea and making It better. Ludy Luck make a dynam ic trio. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To d a y If vou have lo deal with arc still In u strung favorable By Baralca Bada Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY by Bob Thava* O H . OUg SPtClAL K O U N & TRIP P O f f N ' T /APP^Y If YO U vJAvT TO 6 f T Off THfc 0 mi G A R F IE L D P M N P . $ \R f by Jim Davis BUtATTER SEVERAL GRUtLINOr A 5M ALL VICTOR v j «V0U HAVE PERHAPEx BUT T POOOHNOT5 PAYS. I'M HAPPV TO REPORT A VICTORV jl ON V0UR I HAVE 6L0WEP M*t* WEIGHT NEVERTHELESS r l BREATH GAIN TO A CRAWL/ ROBOTMAN* by Jim Mcddick fT3 SONPAA V l»4 T K Q M ♦ A 10 1 4 1 ♦J l EAST ♦ &: WEST ♦ K 10 7 l V 10 3 2 •2 ♦a K m : T i t «g»s« 03 4 ♦ to S SO U TH ♦g j i i t Y A J 8 J ♦K J 7 ♦7 V u ln e r a b le B o th D e a le r S o u th S ee Ik H nl 14 2 IT I’ t u ♦ Sink bbl K a il 4T All O p e n in g le a d 4 Pass put K NEWSPAPER |C|1994 TE R P R IS E ASSN. EN- trend pattern where your finan­ cial and commercial Interests are concerned. You're nol apl to miss opportunities overlooked by others. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22» Companions will appreciate your cooperati ve nature today, because. In actuality, they'll need you m uch more than you'll need them. You'll sense Ibis, bul won't exploit It. 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usually It's unwise lo let our emotions rule our logic, bul today decisions you make with your heart Instead of yo u r head could lx* your brat ones. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja u . 19) Early in the day you might be confronted by some negative circumstances, bul If yo u r al­ titude Is positive and hopeful, they'll be of no consequence. Thin k win and ad accordingly. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) Tills Is a good day to experiment with products or systems you think could udd to your Income or holdings. Ytxir probabilities for fulfilling your expectations arc strong. C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. Leonard Starr ANNIE I5N'T IT, AAf.' YJU OBOKt Off WITH HER A H ’CAUSE I'A iE R tO V S AfiVT HER. NORTH ♦ A* ..MUCH LESS C A m C tZ S — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 22, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 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/3332b5551bb5e6a7e7eea01a118fa9c9.pdf 8464ceb5c20ae2ae382465dae20952e9 PDF Text Text % k * fr r •*» •« January •• TH U R S D A Y 27, 1994 30 Cents Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoa 1008 86th Year. No. 137 - Sanford. Florida Drug raids: 9 nabbed NEW S D IG E S T Sanford cops: Cocaine distribution thwarted □ Sports Lake Mary back atop SAC B y N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Staff Writer L O N G W O O D — Aficr » lhire-year u ln c m r. the Lake Mary Mams reclaimed the Seminole Athletic Conference championship in wrestling with u dual meet win over Lym an Wednesday. f!See Page IB □ People SA N FO R D — Nine persons were arrrstrd last night tn three separate drug rulds ronducted by members of the Sanford police Special In ­ vestigative Unit. "W e storied these raids at about 9 o'clock last night with legal warrants." M id Commander Dennis Whitmire, "and II only took a short lime to go through all three houses." f It was a very successful n ig h t. The ra id s went off without a hitch. 9 -Cm dr. Dennla Whitmire Th e homes were within a block of each oilier, at 100511. 1017 and 1114 Pine Avenue In Sanford's east side. "These raids were the result of undercover agents going In earlier." W hitm ire said, "and bom those drug transartions. we were able to obtain warrants to search all three homes." Three persons were found In each horn-. At I005W lin e . persons atTcsted Included John Benjamin Rouse. 23. Frrddle Lee Gilbert. 49. and Chnrles Edward Gilbert. 20. Rouse was charged wllh possession of crack cocaine w llh Inlrnt lo distribute 120 grrms). and C See D ru g a. Page 5 A Historical society to gather Ex-cop sentenced to prison Seminole County Historical Society will hold Its annual meeting Feb. 3. At that nine officers w ill be elected and D r. Ja m e s Denham , professor of history, will profile the Irgcndary Semtnole Chief Osceola. Bee Page SB. Suspects face other charges SA N FO R D — Three suspects In the shooting death of an Oviedo man will not tie charged with felony murder but may face other criminal charges after a Seminole County grand Jurv meeting Tuesday failed to Indict the trio. Assistant State Attorney Joe D'Achllle M id the state attorney's oflfce has 30 davs to file charges stemming from the Ja n . 7 shooting death of Donald R. Brooks. 30. Oviedo. Three suspects were arrested In the slaying. Brian Lawson. 19. 678 Tyson St.: Demetrts Hill. 26. 296 Wilson Road, both of Oviedo and Brian Gainey. 20. address unknown. Illll turned himself In at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility over the weekend. ■ y SAND RA S L L IO T T Herald Stab Writer SA N FO R D — Former Sanford policeman Guy S Brewster was sentenced this morning lo 15 years In prison follow by 30 yeurs probation during which lime he will not be allowed lo l>e alone with any child under 18. including his own childrrn. Calling the case "tru ly u tragedy." Eighteenth Clrrult Court Judge Alun Dickey said many people In the com m unity hud written him on i>rhalf of the former city policeman. However. Dickey said the crime B irw s lrr was convicted ol. See P rison, Page BA Support for criminals S A N FO R D — A burglar or burglars may never liave as much support as they have now. Seminole County Sheriffs deputies were called to Investigate a business burglary Tuesday, from an office In the 1600 block of lleardall Avenue. According to deputies, the only Items reportedly missing were 12 industrial strength bark supporters, with a total estimated value ol •240i" T n e incident report said they were rif** slie. as11 * medium to large High school student arrested A 14-year old Lake Mary High School student was arrested Wednesday for bringing a 7-Inch paring knife to school. Seminole County County Sheriff's s|x>kesmuu Ed McDonough said the Initial Investigation Indicated the youth brought the knife to school to use on another youth. Th e Investigation Is continuing. Air Force Jet in Sanford S A N FO R D - A U.S. A ir Force F -IQ Jet arrived very quietly at the Central Florida Regional Airport at 10 15 this morning. Th e plane Is part of the Thunderblrds aerobatics team. Alrfiort manager Steve Cooke said the pilot Is the advance man for the Thu n d rrb lrd s. who flew to Sanford to look over the field and facilities. Cooke said the Thunderblrds arc being sought to take part In the air show scheduled at (lie Sanford alrpott In October of this year. Last year, the featured aerobatics leum wus the U.S Navy Blue Angles. B O S TO N — Some state employees soon will have some thin, slimy colleagues who work for tublc scraps. Th e Conservation Law Foundation, an envi­ ronmental group. Is donating three pounds of red worms that will be rrieguted to offlrcbuilding basements. T h e ir mission: to eat leftover food that usually gets thrown away. It's a dirty Job. but the worms don t mind doing It. From stair and wire reports n IN D E X The Rescue of Comet, a p la y a b o u t s a v in g * Increased com petition recently by the second graders at tdyllwIMe El­ e m e n ta ry S c h o o l in Santord. Wnlto a soa ol faces splashed across the stage as waves, right, Jim m y Bchmltz. Mark Flanagan, Camoron S m ith and C y W ynn h u d d le d b e h in d the w h alo w h ile A n d re w Slder and Jordan Regan ol the Idyllwilde Coast Guard attempt lo bee him from the discarded fishing nets, above. Bridge.............. Classifieds...... .4B.BB Movies............. Comlc* t........... ...... 6B People.............. Dsar ih b y ....... ... 3B Polloe............... Daatfia..... . Dr. Oott ... Editorial........... Florida............. may benefit consumer i y N I C K PPBIPAUP Herald Stab Writer_____________________________ SA N FO R D — Movies brought lo your home by the phone company? The local cable television operator offering telephone service? "W e already have Ihc capabilities ol doing Hits." m UI Southern Bell Regional Manager Larry Sirlckler. "T h e only III! .g we need Is lo have rules properly structured so lhal II Is fair lo ull of file communications companies Involved.” "M ostly," h r added. “ II must be what Is In the Ik -s I interests of the consumer." Such new plans are presently being considered In Washington us Congress and (he Clinton administration move in Increase competition In See F u tu re , Page 2 A Mtittd rsoio* t>r »*mm , Vincanl Sanford censured for K ing rental fees ■ p M ICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer Leftover eeting worms? The future of communication SA N FO R D — Th e Sanford City Commission had Its wrists Mapped by Ihc chairperson for the Martin Luther King. J r . Celebration C o m ­ mittee Monduy evening. At least one commissioner re­ sponded with an apology. Committee Chairperson Dorothea W. Fogle had requested to be placed on Monday night's agenda to dis­ cuss matters ofthc MLK Committee In Sanford. She lold the commissioners she Hospitals irked by report cards wns both elated yet saddened about the event. Although Mayor Bettye Smith had taken un active part In this year's observance, the mayot was not on hand for the commission meeting. In her place. Commissioner A.A. M cClanahan, as deputy m ayor. presided. As for the elation she felt. Fogle explained Ihc success of the past year's celebrations. "I'm elated that last year, the City of Sanford was recognized by the governor and the Stale of Florida M LK Commission See Fees. Page 2 A Cat on a hot w ood roof B y V IC K I DsSORMICR Horald Stall Writer_______________________________ S A N FO R D — The stale's llrst allcmpl ul a cnnsumer-orlrnlcd rcjNirt card on Florida hospi­ tals prompted more questions ihnn answers at a meeting here Wednesday of hospltul repre­ sentatives. * 1 OrTlrlula al Central Florida Regional Hospllal III Sanlord Mid Ihc numbers arc misleading and will cause much confusion. See H o spital, Page 2A Sheriff amused by calendar publicity Temps on the rise Partly cloudy with a high near 80. Wind cast at 5 to lO m p h . B y <1. M ARK B A R P IIL D Senior Stall Writer_______________________________ SA N FO R D — Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllngrr was t>emuscd this morning over m oun­ ting publicity about Chrlsllan-lhcm cd calendars distributed to some deputies lust w rrk . "It's a non-issue." said Esllngrr. "Tn e vendor made u mistake and ihry'rc going 10 replace 'em. Th a t's It," T w o hundred calendars !x-aring message* of H«*M An unidentified feiino was basking In tho warm sunlight on a recent atternoun on the root ol an Oak Avenue house. Tho little .'allow found a *y luun Wtonw warm spot on the wooden root above a porch where he could watch the people go by And keep away Irom neighborhood doga. See C a le n d a r, Pege BA T O T H E S A N FO R D HERALD FOR T H E B E S T LO C A L H EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 *fei tWjWNPh i in �BA - Santo'd H r aid. Santort, Florida - Thursday. January 27, TW4 N EW S FROM T H E REGION AN D ACROSS T H E S T A T E Who’ll watch the Inmates? T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida needs an easier lest or smarter prison guards if It doesn't w ant to run out of people to watch the Inmates. T a x re p o rt More than lutlf the people training to become guards have dunked a state ccrtldcatlon test. Officials are worried they might not be able to hire enough guarda for Florida's prisons. Florida rates 30th in the nation for state and local taxes Since October. 177 of the 340 prospective corrections officers who look the test failed, according to a report b y the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which oversees the certifica­ tion. The high failure rate Is partly because the Department of Corrections Is hiring people w ith only a fourth or fifth-grade literacy level. Th e ccrtldcatlon test requires at least high-school skills, a Senate panel was told Tuesday. Fees C m tin n e d fro m Page 1A for the manner In which the clly-wldc celebration Is supported by the m a y o r , p la n n e d a n d I m ­ plemented." she said. "Th e City of Sanford was selected as the drst city In the state for the state wide celebration.", Fogle read from a statement over two pages In length. After explaining the m any benefits of the annual observance and the w ork of her committee. Fogle launched Into th r reasons for her displeasure. " O n behalf of the City of Sanford M LK Steering Com m it­ tee." she said. "1 come here tonight to express discontent for a shameful condition." She commented. "I've come to cash a check. It Is obvious tonight that the commissioners have defaulted on a promissory note for a city function, by a city committee lhal has no budget. Instead of supporting thin citywide celebration, you. the com­ m issioners. have given this committee a bad check, a check that has come back marked ‘Insufficient fu n d s.' for you charge a fee to citizens for a city function in which wc seek to unite all citizens." Fogle did not have an actual check. Rather, she was referring to the city's charges against the M L K Committee for the rental of the Sanford C ivic Center for the three-day event. " T h is coat us valuable money w hich we could have directed In a m uch better w a y ." Fogel said, "su ch as scholarship money, or helping youngsters." Last year, the M LK Steering Committee had requested free ups of the civic center (or the three-day celebration. J in . 15. 16 and 17. T h e city commission voted to glve free use of the civic center for Sunday, but charge a reduced rale for Friday and Monday. Park* D e p a rtm e n t's Linda Tu c k e r determined that had the normal Clasa-B non-profit fee been required of the M LK com­ m itte e . It w o u ld have coal •714.85. "B u t giving them the free use of the facility on Sun* day. and the reduced rate for the other two d a ys." Tucker said. . * "the rate was 4360.75." D u r in g h e r p re s e n ta tio n Monday night. Fogle (old the commission. "Y o u did come to the function last year, but did you come because the governor came and It would help you In your political career?" She also questioned. "Should we remove the city of Sanford's name from the committee and notify the stale commission this city Is no longer In support of I his mission for Its citizens, and register as a group of concerned citizens?" Commissioner Lon Ifowrll was the first to respond. "W hen we had this event Iasi year, you sent us the schedule and we all knew 11. This year, we did nol receive any schedule, and we weren’t Invited to the parade or any of the functions." Although Howell said he did nol receive a schedule. Fogle said she had sent some to the commissioners. " I am deply saddened by your report." observed Commissioner Bob Thomas. "Y es. we did vole to deny you the free use of the civic center, but It was unani­ mous. In fact." lie added. "1 was the one who made the motion." Thomas observed. "B u t this Is the first time I can honestly say that I voted for something about which I fell aaddened." Tho m a s aald Fogle'* com­ m e n ts m a d e h i m re -h a s h thoughts he had when the re­ quest was brought u p for a vole. " I foci it Is Imperative that we take steps to do an about-face on this matter." he aald. "and allow those days without charge.'* "1 appologlze." he said, "and 1 urge the other commlasUmerS to Join me." McClanahan suggested the commission not take any action until the mayor waa on hand. "Unless there are a n y objections from the comm ission." he said, "le t's put this back on the agenda for the next meeting, at which time we can discuss It further and vote on U ." T h e commissioners gave their c o n c e n t to p o s t p o n e th e measure. Th e next city com­ mission meeting w ill be held Monday. Feb. 14. B y B IL L M M Q S T K O M Assoclatod Press Writer TA LLA H A S S EE T h e re­ cession cut sales tax collections but Floridians faced higher local taxes In 1992. for the 30th highest tax burden among the stutes. a research group said. " O u r local tax burden la now In the upper half of the nation. It's the first time we've ever leaped up that high." Dom inic Calabro, president of Florida T a x W a tc h Inc., told a news conference Wednesday. Calabro said local taxes rose because o f h ig h e r costs of expanding local services such os water management, hospital and fire districts, and the growing expense of administering growth management laws. Now the recovering economy ts boosting state sales tax collec­ tions. Calabro said. "O verall, we're probably going to rise to 29th over the next year or tw o ." Florida, which doesn't have an Income tax. had a per capita state tax burden of • 1.074. Th a t was 41st among the states In I9D2. down from 39th the yeur before. Local taxes of B781tper capita ranked 23rd. u p from 27th a year earlier. Th e com bined *1.855 per capita was the same as the year before and still well below llie national average of 4 2 .123. Alaska had the highest per capita rale al 43.937; Mississippi had the lowrat al 41.304. Flo rid a ’s taxes rank even lower when co m p a re d with Floridians' personal Income, the 19(h highest In the nation. Stale and local taxes lake 9.9 cents of every dollar In personal mf-ome. 43rd In the n-Ulon. Th e national average la 11.3 cents. Alaskans pay the most, IB .3 cents per dollar. Tennesseans pay the least. 8.8 centa. " W i t h F lo rid a 's local tax burden on the rise, citizens have an opportunity to be more vigi­ lant over how their tax dollars are spent." Calabro said. " C iti­ zens must take part In their local government and speak up tf they feel their laxrs are unusually excessive or unfair." Assistant A ttornry General Anne K. Hlngam.in. who told a House Judiciary subcommittee lhal the adm inistration seeks passage "as quickly as possible " T h r seven so-called Baby Bells w e re g r a n t e d r e g io n a l monopolies on local phone serv­ ice a decade ago when I hey were sc p.i ruled from Amrrlcun Te le ­ phone A Telegraph Co. A T & T retained the right to provide longdistance service and lo manufacture and sell telecommunlrat Ions equipment Bui a separate House bill, sponsored by Reps. Jack Brooks. D-Texas. and Jo h n Dlngell D- Mich., would pnaae out rm irlrlions on longdistance service and equipment manufacturing by Ihc regional Bell systems Thai measure also was tracked by Htngamnn. Sim ilar legislation has been Introduced In ihc Scnalr by Sens. Jo h n D.mfnrih, R M o. and Daniel Inm iyr !)• Hawaii. There would be a wailing period before ihev could start offering such services “ Th e feeling of Bell South and Southern Bell Is lhal we are pleased congress ts seeing Ihe telecommunications arena a* an e x tr e m e ly Im p o rta n t I n • fastructure." Strlckler M id . "I'm glad to see lhal thry are putting it in such a high priority status right up there with healthcare and crime. It shows congress Is Irving lo do something for Ihe communications Industry and the people Ihev serve " Future C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A I he com m unica­ tions business. They loo say they hope to bring more and better service to Americans T h e focus of congressional discussion today moves lo Ihc H o u s e t c lc r n im n u n lc a l Io n s subcommittee, which Is looking at a bill that would let the regional telephone companies provide cable programming In Ih clr service arras. The bill also would expand opportunities for other com panies lo compete w ith (hem In providing local phone service. T h e measure Is nol specifically connected to a telephone com pany supplying what are pres­ ently considered as movies or T V shows on cable T V . " T h is goes way beyond th at." Slrtckler said, ' ll means (hat through a cooperative venture a m o n g the c o m m u n ic a tio n s Industry, this will be a con­ vergence of telephone, cable T V . and m any other uses, which will bring a wealth of new Informa­ tion right Into the home or business." Strlck ler projected. "A s an example, th e ir Is a possibility that people In Sanford m a y someday be able lo turn on their T V bet. punch In a particular channel, and read the news p u b lis h e d b y the S a n fo rd H erald." T h e prospect of using the T V to make a phone call and see the person at the other end on the TV,screen Is also Included tn this protect. .." T h is Involves msny entitles." Slrtckler said. “ What It will do Is develop Joint ventures. It will b r i n g v a r i o u s c o m p a n ie s together Into one Industry." "Yet.* he continued, "th ey will continue to set as separate companies, because monopolies w ouldn't be allowed." T h e congressional measure Is being pushed by Reps. Edw ard M a rk c y . D -M a ss.. ana J a c k Fields. R-Tcxas. They won the e n d o rs e m e n t W ednesday o f Under ih r Brooks-Din gel I hill, the local Bell companies would have lo prove lo th r Justice Department and Federal Com­ munications Commission that gelling Into those businesses would nol ln|urr competition. Inhumation from (ludad tn»hl»r*port A**ora**d Pro*4 II * Hospital C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A "U n til these numbers are better defined and the publlr Is better Informed the numbers on the report card really don't mean anything." Llaa Newsy, director of marketing and public rrlalions at the hospital, aald. Most of the 400 administrators al the workshop backed the creation of a consumer guide comparing hospitals’ costs and quality of r a r r . But most were unhappy w ith the slate's Initial draft and wanted to know how the figures were calculated. Ncway said Central Florida Regional Hospital Is very sup­ portive of the concept of public iM-roiinisbtllty. but believes the system of reporting the numbers needs to be refined so the Information can be more clearly understood. "People have lo be able to compare apples to apples." she said. "W c support the concept of public accountability and the sharing of data, but we Just want to understand the system that's used." said R lndy Rudy of O r ­ lando Regional Hcalthrare Sys­ tem . "W e d o n 't understand this." For example. R udy M id. Ihe proposed guide Indicates that Orlando Regional Medical Cenler had a 1992 surgical mortality rale SO perreni higher than an "expected outcome" ealculalrd by Ihe slate. But Ihe stair has not been able lo provide the hospital with a breakdown of the numbe rs used lo arrive al lhal figure, she said Rudy said II was a surprlxc slnee Ihe hospital has shown dramallc Improvements in quali­ ty andefltclrncy In ir-cent yrarx Ncway said Central Florida Regional Hospital also sliowrd u surgical mortality rale 20 per­ cent higher than expected. I "B ill U m>* could mean Just one pcr»->n." she noted. ‘'W e'rr-notreally sure how they calculate ihc expected rate, li could de­ pend on so m any fartors like age. Income level, amount of previous care. So m any things can Ik - factored In .’* Nnvay said ih r public and thr surgeons are “up In arm s" over (he report card and she can understand why. "These figures a rr so mislead­ ing." she aald. "It docs not present an accurate picture for people lo be able lo compare quality of rare and cost Other questions included why t h r s l a t e a d ju s t e d s o m e categories tiasrd on a hospital s bed rxnint and chose calegorlrs like death rales when experts are divided over whether they are an accurate measure of a hospital's quality. T im Lynch , director ol the stale Center for Health Statistics, said m any of thr administrators' suggestions will be Incorporated lit the revised guide, Th e Consum er Guide to llospll a l P e r f o r m a n c e w i l l be published within Ihe next few months, state officials said i, Th e guides will be distributed to ihe slate's 11 Community Health Purchasing Alliances The reglonaL nonprofit groups were created by Iasi yru r's health-care reform iaw fo help small businesses buy affordable health Insurance. "If we are going to go ithrad w ith the com petitive, freemarket approach, wc need lo e m p o w e r c o n s u m e rs ." said Doug Cook, director of ih r slate Agency for Health Care Reform. Information Irom in* Aiux i S4 Pr*»» It tonlsmad In thi*rrpo*I S e c re ta ry of S ta te p ro p o s e s o n e -ye a r A F D C lim it I f j g y ■ ■ R Q 4 TW 0 M Associated Proas Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Republican Secretary of State J im S m ith aald Wednesday he'll call for a ■one-year limit on Aid to Families w ith Dependent ' Children tf elected governor. { E ve n to get the aid for one year, redpk-nta Mould have to spend 40 hours a week on Job hunting, training, community service or similar * M I A M I - H e r e are th e wlnnlno num b ers selected Wednesday In the Florida Lot­ productive activities. Sm ith told a news confer­ ence. He claimed a one-year A F D C time limit would ■eve 43 billion. $1.7 billion of which would go back to the federal governm ent. The rest would go to programs to get welfare recipients beck to w o rk, he aald. Democratic Gov. Law ton Chiles has celled for spending 131 m illion on the Project Indepen­ dence program to help welfare recipients get Jobe. to find one. Those recipients' children would still g-t basic necessities from food stamp and Women. Infanta and Children programs. " I think there will be a small percentage of children who are going to end up being wards of the state, but that happens today," Smith aald. "Th e re 's going to be a small percentage that are going to be sorry folks, and. frankly, their kids arc probably going to be better off." Lawmakers lost year approved pilot projects, scheduled to begin soon In the Pensacola and Oslnesvllle areas, that will give recipients more on training, child-care and Intensive casemanagement, and cut off benefits after two years. Sm ith sold he'd propose spending more than 493 million on Project Independence, using money saved b y a time limit on A F D C . Benefits would end after a year for recipients who couldn't get a Job or show a good-faith effort TH E W E A TH E R tery: Faataay B 3 -1 9 -1 0 -8 -2 Casks F la y 4 t-7 -9 -6 Tbucad;/, January 27, 10M Vol. *6. No. 137 uSOiXii M i d * Sunday, sic*pi SMurdsy to Ttw Baatw*HsrsM. few. MON Frsnch A**.. Sanford, Fie SfT7l Btaea H a ifa Paid MSantop, tsw* »<*ai«nU mslOng S M U P W i 4sn* >11* — atl»>if«t I# THI SAHFOOD HI HALO. P.0. FLU773-1M7. fS! L ss* tea lx s *UH m to n tm aCw *. M M n * («7 )S S r»ll. Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. Low In the lower 60s. Southeast 5 lo 10 m ph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thun­ derstorm s. H ig h a round 80. South wind 10 m ph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Extended forecast: Saturday and Sunday: Partly cloudy with m ild nights and w arm daya and a chanrc of ahowers. Lows In the 60s. Highs In the lower to mid 80s. Monday: Partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of ahowrrs. Low s In Ihe 50s. High* In the 60s to lower 70s. --------- -City Daytana Baoch Pi laud Batch Fort Wy#r* Coln***lllo Homotlood Jacktonvllls KoyWotl Loktlsnd Miami Poniacolo Saratoia TaltahoMoo Tomp* Var* Booth W Polm Sooth Hi n n to n mm n n 71 it ft to n ti it it La Ptl ar CS 00 tf M » a » ,mm •0 It 00 tf « 00 II ii •If 00 a 00 si 4] JO *4 .« M U *4 .0 Ttm p*ftturot indies)* prt-iout day high and & THURSDAY Ftiy cldy 30-80 f FRIDAY Ftly cldy 62-80 *«v SATURDAY Ftly cldy 82-60 ----------* SUNDAY Ptly cldy 82-80 FRIDAY: FIRST Jan. 19 <3 LAST Fab. 3 n c i i S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 5:30 n.m.. 5:55 p.m .: MaJ. 11:45 u.m.. ---------------------- p . m . T I D E S : D a y to n a B e a ch : highs. 8:35 a.m .. 9:18 p.m .: lows. 1:28 a.m., 2:27 p.m.: N o w S m y rn a Beach: highs. 8:40 a .m .. 9 2 3 p.m .: lows. 1:33 a.m .. 2:32 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs, 8:55 a.m., 9:38 p.m.: lows. 1:48 a.m.. 2:47 p.m FULL Ja n . 37 NEW Fab. 10 c d M o m o w 1 [s o A n n o D a y to n a B each: Waves arc 2-3 feet and choppy. Current Is to the n o rth w ith a w a te r temperature of 58 degrees. N e w S m y r n a Beach: Waves are 2 feet and semi glassy. Current Is lo the north, with a water temperature of 58 degrees. B t. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r In le t Tonight: W ind soulhrast 15 lo 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay a n d Inla n d w a te rs cho p p y. Widely scattered showers. F ri­ day: Wind southeast 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Widely scattered showers with a possi­ ble thunderstorm. f --------------- * MONDAY Ptly cldy 72-88 T h e high te m p e ratu re In Sanford Wednesday was 75 degrees and Ihe overnight low was 61 as reported by ihc University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the p e rio d , e n d in g at 9 a m . Thursday, loialted 0 inches. T h r temperature ul 9 a.m. today was 68 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 63. as recorded by ihe National Weather Service al the Orlando International Airport. □Wednesday's high......... 78 □Barometric preaanra.30.13 □Relative Humidity....47 pet □ W in d s . •«****•••••••E a s t 12 m ph □ R a in fa ll •as**n •••••••atmttf Trace f-^Snnaat. *8:0 1 p.m. [ S u n r is e •HIIUliMMlMI 7r 18 a.m. C «T Anchor aga Atlanta Atl*nt;c City Balhmoro Billing* Birmingham Bltmarc* BtMta Benton Burling Ion. 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January 37, 1994 . 1 4 Hate crime law about to be enacted Multi charges Seminole County nhertfra deputies arrested Tracy L. I l.rhcrty. 29. of 309 McCIlntock Street. Longwood, on Tuesday. Deputies responded to a cal) regarding an attempt to cash what » . is believed to ire a stolen check. Flaherty was located at the business Jn Kern Park, where deputies said he was attempting to rash a check for $418. which had been reported as stolen. A* the John E. Polk Correctional Fnclllty. FJahcny was also arrrsted by laingwood police. In connection with several robberies. Police said on Ja n . 3. Flaherty reportedly took a $200 T V set from the garage at his residence, belonging to another occupant, and sold It for $40 Th e y said on Jan. 7. he took an $1,800 motorcycle from the garage, and sold It for $350. In neither case, police report, did Flaherty have permission to remove or sell the Items. lie w js given additional charges of dealing in slnlen properly and grand lheft. By A M N 1 TH O M P S O N Associated Press Writer Theft thwarted Sanford pollre arrested Danny Michael Kuppe. 44. of 2800 Georgia Avenue, on Tuesday. Police said he was reportedly v e il Inside a woman's vehicle parked In the 2800 block of Hartwell Avenue. Police said the woman's boyfriend confronted him. and Ruppe reportedly Hied to Identify hlinseir as an undercover police officer. When the victim colled for police, Kuppe lejHirtrdly attempted to flee, but police said Ihe boyfriend tackled him. fought with him. and held him down until officers antved Ruppe was charged with burglary' to a vehicle, and possession of hurglury tools Oh baby David Lalshaw is shocked to loam some tacts about other babies in a library book he selected recently The nine month old recently accom- Retail theft Lawrence Michael Linden. 31. 1308 W 3rd Slreel. was arrested at n retail store I11 the 1500 block of French Avenue Tuesday. Police said he attempted lo take a 12-park of beer and meal valued al $37 from Ihe store without paying. Linden was detained by a store employee. He was charged with retail theft Sanford police arrested Willie McCloud. 23. 28 William Clark Court, on Tuesday. An undercover Special Investigative l/nll reportedly made a drug purchase fiom McCloud during a check of the 13th Street and Holly Avenue area Police said Me Cloud fled from the area, but was later located In a ditch near 1st Street and Summerlin Avenue, fie was arrested on charges of conspiracy lo traffic In cocaine, and sale/dellvery. with Intent to d'slrtbute By C H R IS T O P H E R C O N N E L L Associated Press Writer "W A S H IN G TO N - Ills bottom line may still he health care that's always there, but Presi­ dent Clinton now Is wide open to suggestions on how lo gel from hereto there The While House makes II clear there's nothing sarred in a n y of the d e ta ils of the 1.342-page plan that H illary Rodham Clinton, domestic poll* cy adviser It a Magarlnrr and squad* of specialists spent so much time w orking on Iasi year. Th e m andatory health alli­ ances. the caps on Insurance p r e m iu m s , e v e n C l in t o n 's b e d ro c k p r o p o s a l that a ll employers pay for hrullh insur­ ance — all are open lo negotia­ tion. administration official* say. Clinton's threat In his Slate of the Union address to veto any bill that doesn't guarantee cov­ erage lor all A met leans |M,uttrelly did mx say when everyone must be covered. Thtf huge hill ihe president sent Congress three months ago sperllled Ja n I. 1998. ns thr deadline. But W hite House Prrss Secretary Dee Dee Myers said W ednesday the timetable Is "s o m e th in g that lias to he worked out." Clinton's proposed employer mandate, which has stirred such opposition from Republicans urn! sm a ll-b u sin e ss gro up s, also could disappear or l>e watered down In the ultimate congres­ sional compromise. Mvcrs said the Clinton leant c o n c lu d e d th a t m a k in g all employers pay for health Insur­ ance was "the best option If somebody comes up with a belter Idea, we'll look ut It." M rs. C lin t o n . In a (ra n k exchange last week with hospital and Insurance executives, con­ fided that n e ith e r the c o n ­ troversial caps on Insurance premiums nor the ullluncc struc­ ture Is "written In stone." And Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen assured manufacturers Wednesday that the president was w illing to back off his Insistence that every' company w i t h f e w e r t h a n 5 ,0 0 0 employees scrap Its existing health plan and Join thr regional purchasing alliances. The alllnnces almost certainly will shrink, und th ry could be made voluntary, not mandatory. Rep. Pete S ta rk . D -C a llf.. chairman of the House Ways and Means health subcom m ittee, said. "W e w o n 't c' mpletely undo every health insurance plan In the co u n try." Stark, a strong supporter of universal coverage, predicted thal even If Congress scraps the employer mandate. II will still find ways lo make all businesses shore the health burden. "Businesses w ho do not now provide health Insurance are going to have to pay something even if they don't provide the Traffic stop Kenneth Leon Fields. 29. 152 Bethune Circle. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop Tuesday on W. 27th Street near U.S Highway 17-92. He v.-as charged with attached tag not assigned, and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Domestic case Johnnie Kay Haddock J r . 29. 1209 W. 20h Street, was arrrsled by sheriffs deputies Tuesday in the 900 block of Penfleld Cove. Sanford, following an argument with u female. He was c barged with battery, domestic violence, and resisting arrest w It bout violence. Warrant arrests • Gregory Winded Tillm an. 24. 3031 W. 23rd Slreel. Sanford. was arrested at his rrsldenre by shertfTs deputies T ucsdAy. He was wanted on a capias for aggravated battery. • Freddie Lee Williams. 25. 2850 E. 21st Street. Sanford, was arrested'bV deputies at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Pat-ldiy "TttKRMcr *Ht* wag wVmtrd bh u warrant for sale of cocaine . • Edward Eugene Fields. Sr.. 48. of Winter Park.' was anrsted tty Sanford police Tuesday. He was wanted on an Ouing? County warrant for aggravated stalking • Keith Dante Walkrr. 21. of 2381 Dollarway. was arrested by Sanford police at 91h Street and Park Avenue Tuesday. He was wanted on a warrant for driving with a suspendetPrevoked license. • Nicholas Lee Cain. 26. 7 4 1 E. Church Ave.. Longwood. was arrested at the Jail Tuesday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of possession of cannabis. • Tim oth y Eugene Thomas. 23. 2019 McCarthy Ave.. was arrested by deputies In the 1900 block of Southwest Road Tuesday. H r was wanted on a warrant for falling to appear on a charge of exposing sexual organs. Incidents reported to the sheriff • Tw o traskeiballs were reported stolen Tuesday from Sun Lake Park, at Sun Lake Apartments. • A case of antl-freeic coolant valued at $23 was reported stolen during a business burglary Tuesday In the 2300 block of S.R .48. • A residential burglary was reported Tuesday at an apanmenl on Sun Lake Circle in Sun Lake Apartments. An estimated $1,775 In Jewelry was reportedly taken. • A video recorder valued at $700 was said to have been taken from the trunk of a car Tuesday, parked In the 2900 block of Midway Avenue. An estimated $400 In damage was reportedly done lo the trunk of the rented vehicle. • A bike valued at $180 was reported stolen Tuesday from a rrsldencc In the 2100 block of Brlsson Avenue. • A customized truck cap valued at $900 was reported stolen Tuesday from a vehicle parked in a fenced area In the 3500 block of Beardall Avenue. • T w o claw hammers were the only Items believed lo have been taken In the burglary Tuesday, at the Garden Club of Sanford on Fairmont Drive. Incidents reported to Sanford police • $860 In electronic equipment and Jewelry were reported stolen from an unoccupied house Tuesday In the 2400 block of Lake Avenue. • An A M T 380 caliber firearm was reported slnlen Tuesday from Ihe showcase of a business In the 2700 block of Orlando Drive. • A safe and Its contents were reportedly stolen Tuesday from an establishment In the 3800 block of Orlando Drive. Police said someone pulled out the phone and alarm wires before making oft with a $250 safe containing $1,550 in U.S. currency. • Golf clubs and a golf bag were reported stolen Tuesday from a vehicle parked In the 1900 block of W . 3rd Street. The Hems were listed al a value of $635. • A $2,500 communications radio and $50 antenna were reportedly stolen Tuesday from an unsecured vehicle parked In front of a business In the 500 block of Lake Mary Blvd. • A $900 air compressor was reported missing from a pickup truck Tuesday, parked In the 200 block of Krtdcr Read. TRANSM ISSION I! When Times Are Hard And Customers Few I J LAKI MARY /MATTMOW | 330*610 dhamd/dutoma ($04)775*003 ■ % \ ALT. IPGS. / L0MQW000 ■ 830-5500 F <*•»*( panted his family on a Hip to the Seminolo County Public Library In Lake Mary No sacred cow s to be found in C linton’s health care plan Drug deal SANFORD h h w n w i« k ! ORLANM 380 * 500m | policy." he said Drew Altman, president of ihe Kaiser Fam ily Foundation, a philanthropy pushing for health reform, said. "There are a m il­ lion and one details of (Clinton's) plan that have billion dollar im ­ plications for all kinds of Interest groups and segments of the Industry. All of those are on the table." T h e y Include such Issues as whether Congress will go along with Clinton’s proposal to force teaching hospitals and medical schools to reserve 55 percent of their residencies for p rim ary care physicians by 1998. C lin to n 's plan to squeeze a lm o s t $ 2 0 0 b ill io n fro m Medicare and Medteald Is also wide open for debate. But so Is his promise lo provide a new. $85 billion prescription drug b e n e f i t to a l l M e d i c a r e ttenrflclarles. The president aimed not only H i 'l W r lb *- o r a lly T h e president's o n ly nonnegotiable demand wan for u n i­ versal coverage, but even that con be defined " a s , something ii(b v o w a y m In IB y n m " th e Am ericans without insufartcr" Kai ser Inundation's Altm an said. ft it's that far down the road, hut to slow d ra stic a lly the growth of the nation's medlckU then the promise of universal coverage would be "really a bill, soon to lop $ I trillion. piece of paper thal may or may His plan for "backstop" caps on insurance prem ium s pro­ not be delivered." he said. Bui h r added. "It may do Just mpted Republicans and some fine, though, for a Rose Garden doctors to warn they would lead cerem ony." Inevitably to medical rationing N O TIC E FOR H I AMINO ON O f C L A R E O PUBLIC NU ISAN C E IN RE LO T )4 HARDENS AD O PB 1 P C 71 Public Record! ol WflilnoK County FL, prei onfTy ttlwwn *1 being' owned by Willi* V A Marts* L A Willi* Ertkin GrtHIn «nd o'l portlet Soring or donning to Soto ony right, titto or IMeretl in tho property detcribed otooro W H E R E A S , iso Beord ol County Commtttlonoft ot Semi noW County, did on ISO I Its doy ot Jonuory. I Ho. find ond do d o rtd o ilructwr* tocotod In Seminole County, to bo m u t t , u n i t n l l p r y . ond a p u b lic nuitonco. tsot IS# donor el tso proport, 1according to tso prop orty record* -n Itio Seminole C ounty ApproltOT’l OttiCOl On ntSlcB tso ytructuro It located Or* Willie M A Marts* L . A W ill* Ertkin Griffin ol Rt 1 Boo IA. Sanford F L ))77li thoI the public nuitonco It a roUdontiol ttructuro located ot 110) Firtt Drive and further detcribed at M l torts above, and that corrtc live action it required to abat* ts* public nultanc*. and W H E R E A S , tso Board ol County Cem m iltienert found that the following condlllont commuted a public nuiunce; ( I ) Th e building Sat boon teverely damaged by Ihe ole m e n t t o l n a lu r o duo lo abandonment 111 There It IratS and dtbrit mtlde and outtldo ol the building 1)1 Thlt condition contlilutet o potential tire Sat o,d and W H ER EAS , th* following cor ractive octlonltl necettory to abate the public nuitonco It: To domol its and remove the build Ing. abandoned motor vehicle, troth ond dobrlt from tho prop •Tty NOW T H E R E F O R E , notlct It heroby given to the to'd Willie M A Martha L A Willie Ertkln Grlllin and oil partial having or claiming to have any right, till*, or tnterett in tho proparty do tcribed above, to appear boloro tho Board ot Comfy Commit tlonert ot Somlnolt County. Florida, at 1:90 P M . at lit roguiar searing on the Its day ol March. Iff*, at th* Seminole Comfy Service* Building. Room I07S. 1101 Eott Firtt Strool. Sanford. Florid*, to thaw couto It ony. why tueh ttruclurei isoutd n -t b , demollthod ond Cleared irem Ihe property and th* corrective action ot abat* ment tpeclf'od In the Notice ot Public Nuitonco mould not be taken. W ITN E S S m y hand and teal thlt Dth day of January, m e (S E A L ) M A R V A N N E MORSE Clerk loth* Board ot Count, Commlttlenert ot SommoW Comfy. Florida BV CorvlonCohon Pubiim January 70. 17 A Feb ruary ). 10 1W4 D EN 1)0 Th e ordinance does not specify which city services an offender would lose, but those could include library cards, fishing llcensrmand trash collection. Mayor d.'WrrtiACl'MCCWtTT dWT not retyfn ’ 'eyiiu'/fdr 'PAffimrllV Wednesday. . , ,J((T Vf , D a v id M a n n in g ? -n- -p o lic e lieutenant tn nearby Everett who investigated unti-ScfliltJc vandal­ ism last year at a Jew ish ceme­ tery there, said he shook Ills head when lie heard about the ordinance, t Legal Notice Legal Notices Legal Notlcsa IN T H S C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D FOR S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A. C A S IN O : t ) M41CA 111 C O L L E C T IV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK f,k * C O L L E C T IV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F TN B B IG H T 1 1 NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A C IV IL CASE NO i • U U k C A ItA C R IM IN A L CASK NO i T1 SM7-CFA SCSO IN C ID E N T NO.i County Ordinance 00 14, th* above mentioned ttructvree are declared to be • public nultanc* and mutt bo demoll t/wd and removed tram the property Tho demolition ond removal ol lh* •tructwro* mutt begin within thirty 1)0) day* and be com P'eted within mn#*y itoi day* after receipt bl thlt notice, or you may undertake the appeal procett a* outlined In Section Seven t il ol County Ordinance Number 40-14. To purtu* the appeal procett. II will bo ntcot tar* tor you lo appear before lh* Board ol County Commit tlonert ond prttonl any relevant or material (act* or evidence at Legal Notice Deputy Clerk 322-2611 i n ll r i ir t ,1 Pamela Bailry. president of the Healthcare Leadership Council, a group of health care CEOs, said. "W e're finding very little co ngressional se n tim en t for price controls Everybody u n ­ derstands we need to get the costs under control, but they're skeptical of the capacity of government to do it through regulation." But If the caps go. Clinton and Congress may feel compelled to find other ways to ratchet down medical spending, or raise new r e v e n u e s to p a y f o r th e expansion of health care. Congress m ay feel Intense pressure to scale back the Fortune 500-style package of benefits Clinton proposed for every Ameilcan. B O STO N — Scrawl racial graf­ fiti Its suburban Marlboro some­ day soon and ihe rlty nilghi Just lake away your library card and stop picking up your trash. Under a Marlboro city ordi­ nance nearing final approval (trople convicted of hale crimes could be fined $300 and perma­ nently lose r p y services. "W e've become a nation of h a n d -w r i n g e r s . " sa id C it y Councilor Jam es Agorlisus, a lawyer who drafted ihe ordi­ nance. "W e sit here and say there's nothing we can do. I say hogwash. We cunnot rely on Ihe slate and the federal government to legislate against hate crim e." Michael Liberm an, national counsel for the Am i-Defamallon League of B'nal B 'rllh . said II Is ihe llrst attempt he knows of lo revoke eilv services as punish­ ment. Civil rights a Korneys warned that the measure m ay lx- too extreme to become law. "I don't think a town can pick und choose who It's going to give city services to. or use them as a punishm ent." said Jo h n Roberts of the Am erican Civil Liberties Union. "Someone convicted of a crime has ihe right to equal access to city services. They're over thctrhead with this one." The ordinance was prompted by swastikas and racist graffiti spray-painted on a hardware store last month In the city of 35.000 people 25 miles west of Boston. The measure was approved unanimously Tuesday by Ihe 11-membcr C ity Council and goes next lo the city attorney to make sure It does not conflict with state or federal law. The n It would go to ihe m a y o r for approval. It defines a hate crime as u criminal act "coupled with overt actions motivated by bigotry and bias." City employees convicted of bate crimes would be fired an d y o u n g s t e r s w o u ld be expelled from school. vt G E N N E T T A SER V IC E and J E A N E H A L L S E R V IC E .h U wit*. SUN B A N K .N A . M A ITL A N D R A Y M E R F M A G U IR E III.M A B E L H O F F S TE A D . CLASSIC A U T O LE A S IN G . A M ER IC AN H E R IT A G E M O R TG A G E CO . and R ES O LU TIO N TR U S T C O RPO RATIO N, a ted*'any chartered corporation. Detendanlt N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to th* Final Summary Judgment o' Mortgage Foroclo tu rt dated January I). m i and onttrtd In Cat* No *1 )M I CA U E ot th* Circuit Court ot tho Eightoonth Judicial Circuit. In and for Seminolo Count*. Flor Id*, wherein C O L L E C T I V E F E D E R A L SA V IN G S BAN K l/k/o C O L L E C TIV E T E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LO AN ASSOCI A T IO N . C P I o l n l l l f l and G E N N E T T A SERVICE and J E A N E H ALL S E R V IC E, hit w it * . S U N B A N K . N A . M A IT L A N O . R A Y M E R F AAAGUIRE III. AAABEL HOF F S T E A D . C L A S S IC A U T O L E A S IN G . A M E R IC A N H E R IT A G E M O R TG A G E CO and R E S O L U T I O N T R U S T C O R P O R A TIO N , a federally chartered corporallon. (" 0 * tendanti") Th* property tor* elated therein will be told to the hlghett bidder tor com *t the Wett Front Door al th* Seminolo County Courthouv*. )0t ft Park Avenue, Santord. Florida ))77l. at II 00 A M lh* torn day ol February, IW4 Said property It legally detcribed at toilowt Lot )4 I, Mandarin Section Seven, according to th* Plot thereof at recorded In Plot Buok M. Page 14 ond IS ol th* Public Record! ot Seminole Count*. Flo ridolTh # ' Property I TO G E T H E R with all th* Im provementt now or hvreotter erected on tn* property, ond oil o a tc m tn li, right* appurle nonce*, rent*. ro»#itt*t. miner •I. oil. gat right* and profitt. water, water rightt ond w otittock. ond *11 llitu ro i now or here*lie, a part at the property. Including replacement* and ad dlllont thereto ICourtS#*! I M A R Y A N N S MORSE C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT CO UR T By: Dorothy W Bolton A t Deputy Clerk Publlth January JO. J7. I t t l D E N I II rtiiU M U IN RE F O R F E IT U R E OF Il.tU O O U S C U R R E N C Y S E M IN O LE C O U N TY S M E R IF F S O F F IC E P L A IN T IF F VS W ILIM IN A C U R R Y O E F E N 0AN T/CLA1M ANT N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO Wlllmin* Curry H IS N W lets Terraco nos Miami. F lor Ida ) ) Its and All parliot hating or claiming to havo any right, (ill*, or lnl#ft«t in th# property harem de*cr,bed YO U ARE N O T IF IE O that an Action for Farteitur* on in* following property In Semlnoi* Count*. Florida SI.4)1 DC In United Slat** Currency hot boon li led ageintt *ou in IS* Circuit Court In ond for Seminolo County. Fiord* You are re quired to torvo a copy Ol your written detente*. If any. to II upon M A R Y A N N K L E I N , P la ln llll'* attorney, whet* Oddret* It U t ) - Itth Slreel. Son lord. Florid* 7777) TTtf on or bofere th* ltth day ol February. IW4 and III* th* original with •ho Clerk ol (hi* Court either before tervlc* on Plalnllll'* attorney or Inmedlatoty there otter, of her wit* a default will be entered again*! you tor the relief demanded in th# Com p la in ! for F in a l O td a r el Forfeiture Dated on January 11,1Ha (SEAL) M A R V A N N E MORSE a* Clerk of the Court by Ruth King at Deputy Clerk Publlth January I). 10. )7 A February i, IH4 D E N W_______________________ ~ C O U N TY O F SEM IN O LE N O TIC E A T T E N T IO N Ruth Dye and Oorlhea Connelly or their heir*, attlgm. trantler*, or tucctttort in inter**!* ond th* unknown ipoute* of all the above RE N W O F W <1 O F BLK ) M M SM ITH S S U B D P B 1 P G1) (H I W H ITE C ED A R ROAD S O U TH ) A recant Intpectlon ol th* above detcribed property re vetted the unoccupied tlruc lure* are uniat*, untuitebie far occupancy and detrimental H th* health, **t*ty end welfare of •he general public The (true lure* are a health and lire heierd due to Inadequate main to nan co. d ila p id a tio n and In accordance with Seminole ttrucluret thou Id nof be de­ clared a public nuitanc* 11 you with to appeal to the Board el CommltOonert. pleat* let me know and I will requetf lh* Board *0 tot a time ond dot* tor OTworlng Fellur* to begin removal ol th* ttrwctwrtt or failure to appeal to th* Board ol Commit Honor* within thirty 1)0) doyt otter receipt ot thlt notice may retull in action being token by th* County to have th* tlruc turet demonthed and removed All cottt Incurred by lh# County tor th* demolition and removal ot th* tlructuroe will be attott *d to you and may become a lien ogaintt your property. It you hov# any quetuon* concerning thlt matter. pleat* coll Oroma Nwanodi at H I 11)0. oetenelon 7777 Publlth January IS. 70. 17. and February). IH4 O E N SO IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E I IT H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY CASE NO: *470* DR 4) B tn r* lh* m *rri*o*0t D A V ID R E E V E S Petitioner. and A LM A N R E E V E S Retpondent N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO A LM A N R EEVES Y O U AR E N O T IF IE D that on action lor Ditto! ut Ion ol Mar 'lege hat been tiled ogaintt you ond you or* required to torv* a copy of your written detente*. It any. to It on D A V ID R E E V E S , whote addrett it P O BOX I4F). O V IE D O . F L H741. on or before F E B R U A R Y n . IH4. and III* the original with lh* clerk ol Ihii court either before torvic* on p e titio n e r or im m e d ia te ly there*Iter, otherwlt* • default will bo entered again*! you lor th# relief demanded in lh* complaint or petition O A T E D on J A N U A R Y II. 1H4 M A R V A N N E MORSE A t Clark ol th* Court Nancy R Winter A t Deputy Clerk Publlth January JO, 17 A Feb ruary ) . 10. IH4 D E N 147 �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Thursday, January 27, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fb rd H e ra ld (USPS MI-240) 300 N. FRENCH A V E .. SANFORD. FLA . 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne 0 Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE 3 Months ..................................... $ 19.30 6 ....................................... I Year.................................... $78 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% eaiee tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIALS How about a ‘State of the City’ speech? 9 i T u e s d a y nigh t. Pre sid e n t C lin to n presented his State of the U n io n address. It Is a n annual tradition a m o n g the le a d rrs o f o u r n a tio n . Before stepping o n to the p la tfo rm , the president kne w th e re w ould be b o th p ro and con responses to h is a n n o u n c e m e n t o f plans. Yet he presented h is vie w p o in t of th e needs of o u r coun try a n d m a d e su gge stio n s to fulllll th e m . People directly In v o lv e d w ith la w enforce­ m e n t paid close a tte n tio n to his c o m m e n ts on c rim e , c o m m u n ity policing a n d a plan to p rohibit assault rifle s. O th e rs concerned about the m e d ic a l com­ m u n it y listened In te n tly to th e president's re m a rk s about h e a lth c a re . Depending o n a p e rso n ’s p erso n a l connec­ tions. they listened. S o m e agreed w it h what w as said. O th e rs co m p la in e d th e president d id n ’t go far e n o u g h In some of his proposals. U n fo rtu n a tly . (h e re were a few w h o had no op in ion s. T h e y w a ite d to hear a ra d io a n d T V talk show host tip th e president's p la n s apart. T h e y allowed t h is type of c o m m e n t to Influence their beliefs. Perhaps this Ih p e o f public s p e a k in g should be carried fu rth e r. A t the local le ve l, the only tim e a g o v e rn m e n t leader c o m m e n t s on fu tu re plans Is d u r in g an election c a m p a ig n . A fte r the e lectio n , people hear o n ly bits of p la n s revealed at p u b lic m eetings o r through the media. T h e y n e ve r have the o p p o rtu n ity to hear any long'-scnlc plans. N ew plans n a tu r a lly sp rin g u p f ro m tim e to tim e re q u irin g g o ve rn m e n ta l a c tio n . These sh o u ld h t expe cte d . P U M P I W n M i n e b c v e io p m c A ts .': improve?m e n tsop r r r s t n c t I o n s how ever, a re often In the shfdy stage fo r m a n y m o n th s. T h e people deserve to hear th ese concepts. In d o in g so. th e y will be b e tte r Informed, a n d b e capable o f le n din g s u p p o rt. A few g o v e r n m e n t leaders In C e ntra l F lo rid a give a n a n n u a l ’’State o f th e C it y " or "S ta te of the C o u n t y " report. T h e s e have p ro ve n va luable In o b ta in in g p u b lic support for a project. T h e people In these c o m m u n it ie s are pleased that th e y h a ve been g iv e n Inform a­ tio n on what m a y be In their future. W e urge m ore lo c a l g o v e rn m e n ts to become In vo lve d In an a n n u a l message o f th is type. T h e percentage o f people w h o atte n d a com m ission m e e tin g Is e x tre m e ly low In com parison to to ta l population o f a n area. Everyone d e serve s to know w h a t Is being plan n e d . It Is p a rt o f what s h o u ld be good governm ent. LETTERS T O EDITOR Letters to the editor arc welcome. A ll letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Lellrrs should be on a single subject and be as brief as j>osslblc, Th e letters are subject to editing. Berry's World 6 r, S r i i~r ' Listen. man I'd like to do some robbing and stealing with you. but there's /ust too much random violence going on out there tor m e ." WILLIAM A. RUSHER Last blast, end of Lawrence Walsh T h e publication of Lawrence Walsh's final blast at the high public officials he was unable to Indict or convict brings lo n beluird end the longest, the most expensive and the worsttwitched Investigation ever conducted by a special prosecutor. Let us try to learn what w r can from II. T h e Iran-Contra controversy had Its roots in the failure of the authors of the Constitution to specify which branch of the federal government should have Ih r ultimate responsibility for the conduct of foreign policy. Senrrh that document as you will, you will find no rn llghim m e n l on the subject. Congress declares war: the president appoints ambassadors and negotiates treaties, subject to the approval of the Senate. Beyond that, silence reigns. As a result, when Congress Is controlled by one party and the W hile House by the other, there Is room for all sorts of maneuvers by both sides tn matters of foreign policy. In the ease of Iran. President Reagan rngugrd In seerrt negotiations with Iranian officials to obtain the release of American hostages In Lebanon and ultimately consented lo the secret sale of arms to Iran lo help consummate the deal. Various aides of the president, without (even Walsh mlmttsl his knowledge, arranged lo divert a pan of the proceeds of this sale to the support of the Nicaraguan Contras ••a cause they knew he f a v o r e d , b u t for which Congress had recently forbidden Ih r expenditure of government funds. When thrse fails came lo ligh t, the D em ocratic leader­ ship of C o n g re ss, which only 13 years earlier had forced ihr resignation of Presi­ dent N ix o n under Ihreul of Im peach­ ment. saw what up jwarrd to l>e another *-------------------------------------------------j such golden oppor­ tunity. Pronouncing t Let us try to Mr. Reagan’s actions learn what we a heinous violation of c a n from it. £ his c o n s titu tio n a l p o w e rs ( w i t h o u t , however. (Kiinting lo any particular clause). I hey staged a grandiose Investigation by a Joint committee of Congress and then Insisted on the appointment of a special prosecutor lo Indict und convict Individual malefactors, the higher ranking the heller. Lawrence Walsh, ihe man apjminled special prosecutor, was 75 at Ihe lime and largely rrtirrd horn a distinguished but far hum eurthshaklng career os a lawyer und Judge. With all the lime and money he needed, fie sellled Into a suite nl fancy offices In Washington and rrc m llrd a large number of hot-eyed young lawyers to assist him In his work ll consumed seven years Walsh's defenders like lo suggest tli.it Die manic real and numerous blunders of Ids office were mostly owing lo these aides. Certainly there were, among them, outspoken political leftists determined lo use lheir InvestIgalIvc and prosecutorial mandate to destroy Hnnuld Reagan personally, politically and historically. Bui Walsh cannot escape ultimate res|K)nMhlllty for what his office tried lo do. and that was lo indict and prosecute Mr. Reagan. As the years rolled on. that proved, on the basts of Ihe facts, lo bo Impossible So Walsh shifted lo indicting lesser fry’, only to have most of the convictions reversed on appeal JOSEPH SPEAR Three journalistic giants move on December was a trad m nnlh lor Journalists Three Btans filed Ih rlr last slortrs. anil w r artmuch the poorer for ll. Th e whole world noticed when William Shlrer died. Tire legendary writer was known lo an earlier generation for his C B S radio reports during World War ll and lo mine for his exhaustive histories of itx.it era — most notably his brilliant account nl the Nazi scourge. “ T h e Rise and Fall of Ih r Th ird Reich." But unless you are a r e l a t i v e o r an a s tu te re a d e r of news, you prutiabiy took llllle n o lr ol Ih r itraiing of Jrrrm ia li Leary and Ricliurd Stout. Permit me to tell you about them. Je rry O'Leary was born Into the news- S LETTER S Far«wt$th my friend" T h e iHit tlnft?'l saw Steven Gathers, he was leading a Sunday school class. He spoke with a passionate love for Ihe scriptures and ull people and our Lord Jesus Christ. H r hud a fervent confidence In Ih r hope of Ih r word and the promise of heaven. It Is Ironic os ! look back on that hour a couple of weeks ago that I seem lo remember Steven, whom I barely knew by first name, saying that he wanted to be prepared If he died, lo go lo heaven. He wanted to know where he waa going, he wanted it to be heaven, and he wanted to be ready In case somebody ra m e for him when he had his back turned. Of course, none of us In (he small congrentlon dreamed that Steven or his teen-aged son Steven Jr. who stood In Ihe back of the church so serious and handsome like tils father, would go out fishing on u boat on (he lake In back of their house the following Sunday and never come back, an excursion starting so happily and being u straight path to heaven. It was always Ihe older men and women in the church who thanked God for waking up that morning. But It was Steven who spoke with passion the previous Sunday about being ready when he waa called, even out of the blue to go lo Ihe right place. Had I thought anything about II. I probably would have thought tliat his prudence was a bll premature, though admirable. As It turned out. h r was right, though I can’t Imagine he ever thought he would die young. He hud a love for his religion which showed In his rock-solid commitment to his lovely wife Marquetta and Steven’s two younger sisters. Andrea and Stephanie. He had a love for his Job. a n d the house on the back of which they were still building a porch. Though It was already enclosed. II was a place lo sit mid view Ihe lake thal look the men. the place that became a door to the hereafter. T h e day after. Monday. Jan. 17. people talked on the bank while children bounced on the trampoline that the parents had thoughtfully provided for their children and all their friends, rem inding one and all what children leach us best, the Joy of living. Because life must go on so yo u might as well live every moment, w hich Is what Steven J r . and Steven Sr. were doing I'm sure as they pushed the boat into the lake, with the two lawn chairs they could use for a Icslurcly bll of silting back and (Isblng. T h e n one of them stood up. the boat tipped over — I don't know (he rest except (hat they were lost. Neighbors called 9-1-1 bul divers could not find them for a long time. At the house, afterward, people talked on Ihe porch, loo. People stayed close In the house w ith Marquetta and talked. Andrea und Stepha­ nie sometimes were In the house and sometimes outside. It was perhaps hard to stop und think about what had happened with so many people around, and B u t of course Is why they were there, tl Is a Irlbulr lo Steven Gathers Hint people have been with Marquetta day and night since Sunday. Jan 16. Th e y even npjjcurcd in burst Ihe walls of the New Life Word Center on E. 13th St. for (lie funeral. It’a a big church, not the llllle church way at the other end or I3 lh . Macedonia Primitive Baptlat Church where the Outliers worshipped and where nearly everyone w ho went there was related In them. I Just happened to walk in one night wilh m y young daughter In low about twn months ago and was Immediately accepted Into the family of the i-tmn-li w h ich Isa family. AmlreiL'vanrt Stephanie have always treeti iK'uulllul In choral), arrayad In shiny dresses with coordinating children^ evening bags, and Marquetta has always come benullfully dressed In colorful ensembles with pieces of Jewelry set nil against Ihe styles. And Ihe two Sieves always wore lies. Steven Jr., who I remember as liking in stand In the lurk, would wear a suit with a vest. Bul his father seemed lo fuvor sweaters, often under a Jacket. Al any rate, the two men were so attractive. Ihe boy with Ihe angular luce, so quiet, you never really knew what he was thinking. But I'm sure ll was good. His Tather was more relaxed, but. as I said, lusslonale In his devotion to his family, lie radiated pride In his children and In his religion. Thai Iasi lim e I saw him I piped up In Ihe Sunday school ami qursllonrd some parts of the lesson, not doubling so m uch as trying to understand how this and that could be. and Slcvco invited the seeking. He welcomed m y inquiry, saying || was good to search and question, seeking the (ruth. I think that It la fair lo say that al that moment Steven Gathers was ihe leader of the church. T o e pastor. Ihe Rev. Charlie C la rk , who had been there nine years and Is the Gathers' youngest child’s godfather, had only Just unswered a call to head a full-time church In north Florida: Macedonia only has a regular service twice a m o nth , though Sunday school is every week But It wasn’t Just his rote taking over some of the S u n d a y schools (hat made Slcven looked up lo. The re are a lot of single w om en In the church, widows or single mothers or women who attend wllh their children, but not (heir husbands. Also, single men. or m en who attend singly. With the pastor and his fam ily gone, the Gathers now seemed to l>r the only family (hat attended os a whole. I Blink for this reason, and I hope I'm not oiTcndlng anyone or speaking an untruth when I say this, but I think we all looked up lo them as a great cxnmpk- of what an American family could, and should Ik -. And we looked to Steven Gathers us ih r head of that fam ily and therefore the church. I remember adm iring Marquetta Gathers so much for this fine man of character und good looks — and the character made Ihe looks, for otherwise good looks can be Just a shell: this brave son and happy daughters. Even though it may hurt her to hear II said. It must at some point be said for thal Is whut this is all uboul: the loss; the huge loss. That Is w hy v> m any people are with Marquetta and staying with her und canting In from all comers of Ihe country to remember Steven Gathers That and Itecuuse Steven Culhers was such a humble man — hum ble, and noble. A n d his llllle son. as family members said, followed rlghl In his footsteps. A ll I could do when I saw Marquetta the day I heard about ihe tragedy was to pal her arm und say. "He was u great guy.” And that really about summed him up. " I know It." she said. The one thing (hat everyone gathered at the house on the llllle lake and w h o saw them off at the big c hu rch Saturday, can say with complete assurance Is B u t Slcven Gathers did what he wanted. He w w lc d lo be prepared to go to heaven IT he was lakrn like this, suddenly and without warning, though there Is no avoidance of Judgm ent ultimately for anyone. Steven Gathers went to heaven. A n d he took his son Slcven J r . w llh him. Karen Lachcnauer Orlando | ta p e r B u s in e s s H is father covered Con­ gress fur ih r Wash­ ington Star for 50 f Three titans years and O ’Leary began his career at tiled I heir last stories, and we that paper In 1937 as are m uch the a 17-year-old copy poorer lor it J boy. He did ll all: obits, features, the poller brat. Ihe civil rights marches, (h r Stale Department, Ih r White House. O ’Leary was standing 12 Icel from Huscene when Jock Ruby shol l«cc Harvey Oswald. H r was a wlioess la four executions He was arrested In Cuba by Castro's police. He won a bundle of awards and was the president of Ihe While House Correspondents Association In 1988 and 1989. When the Star folded In 1981. O'Leary worked briefly In the Reagan While House, then Joined Ihe Washington Tim es In 1982. He covered the While House anil later Ix-gan a column called " O ’Leary's W ashington." which he continued almost unit! his death from circulatory problems on Dec. 19. I ran Into O'Leary occasionally, mostly when we were both covering the diplomatic beat. I did not know him well, bm I respected him Immensely. He wus colorful and charm Ing. bul above all else, h r was a man of granitic Integrity. Richard Talbot Stout wus a native o( Indianapolis who worked for pajx-rs In New York. Dayton and Chicago before Joining Newsweek magazine, where he reported on the Stale Department, the Supreme Court, civil rtghls, urban affairs and politics. H<covcred Ihe presidential campaigns of 1968 and 1972 and wus one of Ihe central characters In Tim othy Crouse's Irook about the press In the 1972 race. "Tire Boys on the Bus." T h is Is how Crouse described him: "Stoul looked like an overgrown schoollioy — (all. hulking, overweight, libs suit always rumpled, and his blond forelock cunshinily falling down aver his perspiring forehead..:. Stout was a roan of startling moods. W hen lie was depressed, his gloom could drown ihr good mood of a room. Bul when he was feeling happy, he often displayed a terrifying h ► sense of humor lhal hovered somewhere K b between Jack Benny Deadpan and Jonathan V fc Winters Bizarre. He had an nlarmlngly strong > * sense of the absurd." * 1 can personally altcsl lo the accuracy or * that depletion. Stout was a member of the faculty nt Th e American University School of Communication, where I also serve. He was a helluva teacher, known for Ills hilarious memos to his students about ihelr turgid prose and for his robust performances al the lectern. A n aficionado of musical theater who took tap dance lessons in mid life to keep his skills honed, he would sometimes startle Ills students by breaking Into a song and duncr routine. These men were giants In my world, and the next time I'm at a social function and some boor starts bad-mouthing m y business, os some boor usually does. I'm not going lo start snarling, os 1 usually do. T h is time. I’ll have an answer: "I guess you didn’t know Je rry O ’Leary and Dick Stout, did you?” —* > �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thuraday. January 27. 19W - BA Prison Continued from Page IA FLORENCE HELEN LANTZ E M Y G A T E S B IL L Erny Gatrs Hill, 74. Woodtncrr M n u lr v a r d , S a n f o r d , d lrd Wednesday, Ja n 26. 1994. m O n I m l Florida Regional llonpllal. Sanford Horn J u ly 4. 1919. in Dravoxhurg. Pa . she moved to Ccntm l Florida In 1979. Mr* Hill wat an eaecullve secretary and a m e m b e r of D i v i n e M ercy Catholic Church. M errill Island S h e s e r v e d as past president of •dSTEK Ine. She Iwlongrd to Ihe W oman's Club of Sanford Inc.. Seminole County Federation ol Women's Clubs, and Suburban (republican W om en's Club She was past president of the Sanford-Lake Mary C a n re r Society and chairman of the bridge im irn a m e n t for G olden Age dam n. G r n m k n w F u n e r a l Home. Sanford. In charge ol arrange­ ments R IC H A R D W . C H A M P L IN Richard W C hnrnpllli, 44. Palmer. Al.isko died Monday. Ja n 24. 1994. at hir. wlnlrr residence In D clla ry. Horn Stu­ rt. 1949. In New lamdoii. Conn . be has l>een a w inter resident since 1999. Mr. C ham plln was a sell rm ployrd mechanic and a Protestant Survivors Include wife. Linda. Palmer. Alaska, mother. Harriet. D e lla r y : f a t h e r . W a y la n ii. OTlrten. O re : stepsons. Philip E ric k s o n . L a k e w o o d , Colo., Sirven Erickson. Grand Junc­ tion. Colo. Stephen H. HaUlaufT Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arr.mgemrnls. PAt ST C, HARLOW .Patsy C. H arlow . 52. Wmt Georgia Avenue. Sanmrd. dlrd Thursday, Ja n . 27. 1994. at Florida llospllul. Orlando Horn May IH, 1941. In CafmlKon. Ky. she moved lo Central Florida In 1968 Mrs Harlow a homemaker and a Hapllst. Survivors Include son. Roger. Sanford: d a u g h te r s . Nancy Uuudcr. Joyce Bloom , both of Sanford, Sindra Bankhead. Fort Icc. Va.. Christina Quick. Pit­ tsburgh. Texas: brother. John Perkins. Orlando: sisters. Louise Hays. Orlando. Hetty Carcw. Shelbyvllle. Ind .. Mary Holt*. Sanford: seven grandchildren. Hcacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. R O B E R T P. H O W A R D R o b e r t P. H o w a r d . 7 4 . Jo h n a th a n W a y . Altamonte Springs, dlrd Tu e sd a y. Jan 25. 1994. at Florldu Hospital. Alta­ monte Springs. Horn Nov. 23. 1919. In E a s tm a n . Ga., lie moved to C entral Florida In 1923. Mr. Howard was a former parks director for Mallland and Edgcwaicr. H r was a member of Unity Church and served In Ihe U .S. Arm y A ir Corps during W orld War II. Survivors Include slslcr. H Josephine, Cullowhee. N.C. Woodlawn Funeral Home A M em orial Park. Orlando. In charge of arrange ments. Florence H elen Lants. 89. Eastrldgr Drive. Orange City, died Tuesday. J a n . 25. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Horn Frb. 9. 1904. in Brooklyn. N .Y .. she moved lo C entral Florida In 1973. Mr*. L a n iz was a homemaker and a m em ber of C hurch of L allrr Day Saints. DcLand. Su rvivo rs Include husband, Malcolm L.. Orange City: son, Robert, ilrreicw ood Park. O r­ ange City: two grandchildren an d nine greal-grandrhlldrrn. Stephen K. Haldaulf Funeral H o m e Del l on a. In r barge ol arrangements EU G EN E ELW OOD P A R K IN S O N Eugene Elwood Parkinson. 62. Marble Court. Winter Park, tiled Wednesday, Ja n 26, 1994. at his residence. Horn Feb 13. 1931. In Etna. Ohio, he moved to C entral Florida In 1979 Mr Parkinson was manuger of a Texaco service station In Winter Park, and a m em ber of Grace L u lh e ra n C h u rc h . Coin tubus, Ohio. Survivors Include wife. Mary Ja n e : daughters. Rose Harrell, Ja m ie Barber. Patrlrla Zearley. all of Columbus; sons. James, Hu I do. John. Providence. R.I.. Robert. Buckeye Lake, Ohio. M il e s H a r r e l l . A lt a m o n t e S p r in g s : b ro th e rs , J o h n . R e y n o ld s b e rg . O h io . H a rry . C o l u m b u s : s is t e r s . S a ra h Browning. Shirley Richardson, b o t h of C o lu m b u s . (H en n a C a n u p . A riz o n a 14 g ra n d ­ children llcaron Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge n| ar­ rangements R IC H A R D E D W IN SN O O K Richard E d w in Snook. 74. Orange Blossom Circle. Alta­ m onte Springs, died Tuesday. J u n . 25. 1994. at Wilder Park Memorial Hospital. Born Aug 4. 1919 In Fori W ayne. Ind . he m oved lo Central Florida In 1968 Mr. Snook was a chemical engineer for DuPont. He was u m r m l r r of St. Altian's Anglican C h u rc h and a m ire d volunteer at Winter Park Hospmd He was a N avy veteran of World War II Survivors Include wife, Jane Marker: sons. Peier Van. Palm C it y . James M.. Llnwood. N .J.; daughter. Jane A . Martin. Marco Island; four grandchildren. D a ld w ln -F a ir c h lld F u n e ra l TlOrtie.* 1I* XFrtreil C lty J In charge of aftartgement* | ; - ■ ‘ Ja n . 25. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Born Aug. 25. 1911 In New W indsor. Md„ hr moved to Central Florida In 1979. Mr. Waddell was a plumb­ er and n member of Plumbers U n io n Local 5. W ishlngion, American Legion Post 53. San­ ford. Sanford Lodge No. 1241. HPOE. and Sanford Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1851, Su rvivo r* Include daughter. Kay Roclkr, Hawthorne. N.J.: stepsons. Dr J u r g e n Piper, Nashua. N II . Jonathan Lewis. Hollywood: six grandchildren and live great-grandchildren. G rn m k n w F u n e r a l Home. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. S IL L . I M V OATES Funeral servictt for M t Em y Ga’rt Bill. 7*. St laniard who d ed s o - v u i , *111 be 14 o c w o Saturday morning ol Gromkow Funeral Horn* Chape' with the U t. I | i t » ' Richard Trow* aft-cletlng ln*«rmonl will br In Peim temrtor f Win tor port Ft.ends may coll •* Gremso* Funeral Hem* Ft da, from l i p * To» those who with momortal cm l-ib v'-cn t f t i i g g n s d lo Amer.can Cantor Society Sun Bank Blag . JOO W F ,m Street P O Bar *1 Laniard. PL HffJOOM Arrangements bo G re m k s w Funeral Homo Laniard W AO DE LL, S O IC S T W Memorial tunar*l w - . t l l lor Mr Hobart W Waddell, 4) ot Sanford w t* dwd Tuesday *01 b* I 0 4 W O t n d a p attarnoan at Gromkow Fimotol Homo Chore I *<m ttw ® « Lorry ( 11,ngtan ettKiofing Far mow •So with mamorioi contnbu-wnt art tug gestod la Alih*,m*r R . u u -11 C*»-•*♦ Inc no Lacs Lomomj Drive P O Bar n il. Winter Par* FL IJfSO t i l l Arrangem ent! by G ro m ko w Funeral Home laniard DANIELl. MOSISLCE SUNDOWN ‘ Funeral services tor Mr Motet La* Sundown Dome*! 74 ot *10 E Its I t . lantord who ded Monday, Jan 14 will be n*<d > X p m Saturday at Z>on Hope M B CSurcS «itn It* bar E Cellar officiating Fiia ndi may call al 'tie funeral name I*am Ifnm I t p m Friday Burial *.ll be In It* Ey*rgie*-iCem*i*ry lantord Itm n - 1 Fimerei Mom* *00 Lacut' Ay*, laniard H I fM ) m esarg* ol onangemonii P ITT M A N . FS E D f un*f*l tefy-cet tor M r F rod Pittman It. all l Amelia I t . D e l and dad l e v day. Jan 71 *>u C* hard noon al Sunrse Funeral Mam* Chap*I m in th# Ray Mefikah H on offteleting lunrite f u w a i Mam*. *00 Lacut' Ay*, laniard 111 FX l in charge ct arrangements CLAUDETTE TEAGUE C luu d rllr Teague. 43. of Pecan Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. J u n . 25. 1994. ul lllllhaven H ealthcare C e n te r. Sanford. Born in Fort Myers, she moved to Sanford 25 years ago from th e re She w a s a domestic worker and a member of Ml. Calvary Baptist Church. Su rvivo rs Inclu d e parents. Lorenzo . Miami and Claudia Muc Green of Sanford: daughters. S h a ro n Host In To m b lln and Shakeda. all of Sanford. Loren a. Fort Myers: sons. Rocky. San­ fo rd . Eric. D e lto n a : sisters. Janice. Dcllona, Brlgot Green. Atlanta. Avon Boulc. Shamnda G re y and Belly J o Green, all of S a n fo rd , b ro th e rs . L a rry . D aytona B e a ch. A lonzo, Ft. Lauderdale, .L o rc n io . Orlando. Eddie. Winter Park: nine grand­ children. R. J . Gnlnous Funeral Home. New Smyrna Beach. In charge of arrangements. Ftewrai tentcet lor ltd la'e Rev Edd-e l Toet* l r . * 1, ot l U Clara I I . Eeicnrma. F la . pattar at Isa Groator Dattwl A M E CSw»cS. Panama City. F l a . and retired t*acbar lor ft* la m 1not* County lenoo' Board. *no petted a n a y latt Tuetder at Florida Hoipitai. Orlando. F la . loltowing a bnel illness. alt) b* 1 p m Friday el It* W a rd Chapel A M E C h urch . M* l Pennsylvania A**. Winter Par*. Fla. It* Her Denmt Ball pattor. *lth It* Rev George T Berkley presiding elder ot tt* Panama City District otlldating Tt* Rt Ray Fran* C Cwmmlngt. presiding B-thop ot tt* EM nntn Epivcopal Distrtcl Alrlcan Me I hod-11 Ep'KCpai Church. *111 dtliter tt* mam Eulogy Committal and Inw m tnt *ill ba In tt* Ealanvillo Memorial Garden Cemetery. Ee'onnlle. Fla The body all! lie In v'eta at Golden t Funeral Marne 1*0 Pennsylvania Ay* . Winter Park. Fie . Irom 4 until * p m today iThutvdayl and Friday from 10 a m until te r, ice time al the Ward Chapel A M E Church There null t* no vie* tng lol low>ng the vary 1ert Born in O,*do. Fla . It* Re, To il* had h,ed in Ea<an,il* lor ttw pail IT ytart coming here Irom Daytona Beach Me hat been In tt* ministry lor more than 11 yeart Ma attended tt* public vchoa' ol Seminole County and was an Arm y veteran and a g ra u d a tt ol F lo rid a A g rtc u ltu rt and Mechanical University. Taliahattee. F la . and Raliini College, Orlando. Fla During hil Church m ln ltlry he p a tlo ra d teveral churchei in tt* Orlando Conference and *at formerly pastor ol Alien Chapel A M E Church ot New Smyrna Beach Fla . and held mem berihp in the Habitat lor Humanity. MAACP, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity COMA. Chamber! ol Commerce. Orlando and Weil F lor -da Conltr enca ol tt* E ieventh E pile opal Dutrict ot it * Alrican Mathodnt Ep tcopa Church Survivor! include h it widow. M rt Rulh L T o t !* ol Eetonvil*. or* von. Edd* S Tow * and wile. Audrey, of Deltona, two daughter!. Ivy MasweH and hutband. Rruta. ol lantord and Angtitqua Tot tit U S Navy. Orlando or* brother. Dr Elntor R T o il* Ol Telia:-at tee vl» grendchildren. niece!. ner*-e*v. couvmt and other relatl vet and tr*ndi All card* tWw*fv and talagrami are to be lent lo GoUen i Funeral Home. Wmtff Par*. Fla R J Gainout Funeral Home ot New Smyrna Beach It in energy of arrangement! f" p frir/ r/ l f b f f H I ? Consult a Specialist 'ver? L I E B E L F A M I L Y CIRCUS In Sal Sun J.m 7 8 / I .1(1 , . „ . . . . . , , • , >• a I'M ILLA WiKLD PUN WORLD HW Y 17-92. S A N F O R D . 11 •111* TVS a ! •i A ll 4 0 f * ;• •U i Harrell Beverly Transmissions ‘ 209 W.25fhSL, Sanford 3 2 2-841 5 30 Years... Same Location Brewsler nearly three years ago. "1 think (the victim's m othcrl pul It best when she said. I was so happy that somronr like Mr. Brewsler would lake an Interest In my son." Dickey said Brewster was told by the Judge he cannot have any direct or Indirect contnct wllh ihe victim or his fam ily and must |>ay medical expenses and aflercarr Including counseling for them During his 30 years on proba­ tion following the prison sen­ tence. Brewster Is forbidden to lie alone w ith any chltden under 18. He Is not allowed to Ire employed In a Job dealing with rhlldren under 18. The Issue of restitution was left open by Ihe court. T h e victim Is noi in counseling now but Is scheduled lo undergo an evaluation. Brewsler was placed on 30 yrars probation on Ihe rem ain­ ing eoums lo nm concurrent with the probation ordered after prison passage a n d the last page fra iurrs Bible references a d ­ dressing different subjects ulong wllh the "S ix Steps to Salva­ tion." Eslinger said the calendars were received and distributed to a shift of deputies last week along with a memo from legal advisor M ary A n n Klein stating the purpose of the booklets and stating their contents would be subject to periodic Inspection by supervisors. Eslinger said II was the super­ visors w ho first noticed the religious theme and questioned them to their superiors. Th e vendor. A w a rd C o m p a n y ol America, was contacted and they admitted In shipping out ihe wrong item, said Eslinger. The calendars, some already bearing the deputy's names, were collected yesterday. A company customer service representative, who asked not lo be Identified, said the faxed Sheriffs OfTlce order, entered Dee. 28. was for a standard, non religious calender, not a specially Item The order was shipped Dec. 17, "I guess somebody made a mistake." she said Eslinger said he has received no complaints about the calen­ dar theme, and Indeed, sei'cral deputies thanked him for them DrugsCootlnucd from Pafle IA |xr*session of narcotics par­ aphernalia. Frrddlr Gilbert was rhurged with possession with Inieni to distribute crack cocaine 123 grams), and possession of d ru g paraphernalia. Charles Gilbert wus charged wllh pos­ session of crark cocaine with Intent lu distribute. Persons arrested In Ihe raid al 1017 Pine A venue Included Charlene Clinton. 21. Bernard M c M illa n . 39. a n d W illia m W h ltr. 34. Each was charged vs IS. All Transmission Defects Are Not Major Problems — o' W t " B u t G od commandetb his love toward us. In that, while we were yet sinners. Christ died for us. — R o m a n s 5 8 ” a n d o th e r Biblical passages will he re­ turned to a 1 uscalootui. Ala. company today for replacement with rn un d jn r pocket-sized dale reminders fur deputies. Eslinger said the IxNiklets were ordered to aid deputies lit remembering court appearances and other olfictiil appointments. Th e eost of the order totaled $390. Th e calendars are slipped Into a black vinyl cover bearing Ihe Sheriffs Office logo and address. Each month features a Bib!Ira) Legal Notice TOlftlE. T N I B IV BO O IC terrible hut when It Is committed by a person In a position of public trust It Is Inexcusable. Defense attorney JelT Deen requested a continuance of the sentencing until after a hearing on motions in the case. Includ­ ing a request for a new trial. T h r hearing on Ihe motions wus postponed earlie r this week hreausc Allawas was lakrn III. Il has been set for Jan . 31. Dickey denied the request to conllnue the senlenclng noting ihat If errors were made during th e t r i a l , t h e y w o u ld be addressed on appeal. Deen requested that the Judge use his discretion and sentence B re w s le r to the m in im u m allowed, nine years. The Judge noted that Brewsler was trusted b y the victim 's mother who allowed her son to sla y w ith th e officer. S h e lr stifled she was nm aware the abuse was taking place until her son and a fuse worker told her just as charges were filed against Calendar------C o n tin u e d from Page 1A IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF IM F I I O N T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S EM INO LE CO UN TV. FLORIDA C A t B N O .n U t * C A I I I H o n * lO«i«g* ** Anwfic*. FSB. l / k / o H * m * S A v I n g t ot Amoric*. F A., RIO MUM. R O BERT W. W AD D ELL Robert W. Waddell. 82. Yale Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. H n fi> jn « Sor t-lghl m u n is of srxual activity with a child In custodial carr, was "one of Ihe most despicable." Brewster met the boy he was charged wilh molesting while he served as a resource officer ut L a k rvtrw Middle School In I9H7. T h e youlli later joined Ihe pollre Explorers group, whleh Brewster supervised. The youth, who is now 21. allrgrd he and Ihe policeman engaged in sexonl activity over a two year period while they lived together. In arguing for ihe m aximum 22 year prison sentence for B rew sler. assistant slate at­ to r n e y M eryl A lla w a s said Brewster took advantage of his ITOsIllon of truM She argued that when people In positions of irusl violate that trust, tt tears and weakens the fabric of society causing a loss of trust and loss of faith In the system, Allawas said whenever ihts lype of crime Is commuted It Is Johnny R Taylor and KrttMr* M Tartar. M l * t* . Tt* San* Ol W in !* ’ P a rk . D illa Lakoratorw*. It*., a Florida corporation. Stark TrvM Ol F lo r­ ida. Inc-, a Florida corporation, and Jana/Jahn Do*. Uctittovt nan** reprew ting tenant* In postal non OtM rdantt NOTICE OF FOR ECLO SUR E M L B N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtuant * a Final Judg mant ot tortclotur* datod Octo bar U . It* ] and an O rd ar R rw tting la * Da* dated Jan uary IE. I t s and antartd In C a w No T ) 1414 CA t4 E o« It* Circuit Court ot tt* ElgBMontti Judicial Circuit In and * r Sami no* County. Florida »t* r* ln . E M C Moitgag* Corporation, a Dala*ara corporation. Plaintiff, and Johnny R. Ta y lo r and K rlitir* M Taylor. H tw lla , Ttw Ban* of Winter Park. Oolta Laboratorwt. In c. a Florida corporation art It* DaN ndant*. I Kill M il ta tt* Mgt**t and belt blddar for cath al If* W ttf Iron! door of if* Sotntno* County CouittiouM. In lantord. Florida at 11 0 0 o'clock A M on Fobru ary If. I H I If* f»IW*<ng da kcrlbad proptfty a* M l forth In told F Inal Judgment, to wit: Lot n . ROB IN WOODS. PCcording to If* pl*l H*r*o< O l recorded In Plat Boo* >0. Pogoi If and i f Public Record* of S*tn(no* County Florida Together alth all Inlaratl w him Bor router noa hat or may hertalter acquire In or lo told property and In and to: la ) all •atamant* and right* of way appurtenant thereof; and lb ) all building*, tlruclure*. improve frwnit. nature*, and appurfe nonet* no* or htroafftr placed Ihereon. Including, bul nol limited to. all appo/atu* and equipment, a father or not phyt •cally atflied to tt* land or any building, utad to prPride or tupply air cooling, air condl Honing, heel. gat. water, light, power, refrigeration, rentllo tlon. laundry, drying, dtlhwath Ing. garbage ditpotal or other ter,ice*, and all watla v*nt t y t l a m t . a n te n n a * , p o o l equipment, window covering!, drape* and d ra p a ry red*, carpatlng end floor covering, awntngt. range*, event water heater* and ettacfwd cabinet! II being Intended and agrtvd that *uch Itemi be conclutively deemed lo be atflied lo and to be part ot It* real property, and |c) all water and water right! (whether or not appurtenant I and F e r n of Hoc* pertaining to *uch wattr or wafar rlgh ii. owner*hip at which a'tact* said property; and Id) It* rent*. Inrun*. iMut* a*d profit* ol dll "S W o — V10.1004 M AR YANNE MOUSE C L E R K . C IR C liT C O U R T B y: JanaE J .w w k Publish: January Tt S Fabruary X IH4 D E N T il with possession of a controlled substance (crack cocaine) and possession of drug parapherna­ lia. "W hen ofTlrers entered 1017." Whitmire said, "they conducted (hr raid so fast they apparently surprised C lin to n and McMillan The agents said the two were seated In the living room, with u gold tray holding a razor blade, lighter, and pipe stems and were apparently getting ready to light up." Arrested ut 1114 Pine Avenue were Charles Alford Williams. 47. Kelthlan Donnell Roberts. 18. and To m a Ociavla Tillm a n , 19. Each was charged w ith possession of a controlled sub­ stance. cocaine, and possession of narcotics paraphernalia. All nine were lakcn to the John E. Polk Correctional Facili­ ty"It was a very successlul n ig h t." W htlm lre said. " O u r SIU officers worked well together, no one was h u rt, and Ihe raids went off without a hitch." L « 0 i r W 9 tlc > > Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT. ilO H T I I N T M JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN TN B C IR C U IT COURT OP T N I IIG W T B IN T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMI NOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA CASE NO M A IIf C A Ia-K LE A D E R FE D E R AL BANK FOR SAVINGS. plaintiff. vt G O N Z A LO I P AD ILLA, at a l . Defendant!*! N O T IC IO F A C TIO N T O R IC H A R O B L A N K E N RrVdenc* Unknown Last Known Mailing Addroea P«*l Office Baa Sia Apopka. Flo ridau on any unknown hairs devisee*, grantee*, assignee*, lienor*, creditor*. Iruitae*. or other claiming by. through, under and against RICHARD B LA N K E N Residence Unknown YO U ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to tortcWM 0 mortgage on ft* the following property In SeminoWCounty. Florida. U N IT 44. S O U TH P O R T. A C O N D O M IN IU M . P H A S E f. ACCO R DING T O T H E D E C LA R A TIO N OF CON D O M IN I U M AS R EC O R D E D IN O R B O O K 1411. P A G E 7 777. T H R O U G H 1444. O F T H E P U B LIC REC0R 0S O F S EM I NOLE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A hai been filed rgainst you and other* and you are required to tervo a copy of your written d r tenses. It any. to It on S M ITH S SIMMONS. P A . PleM tltt* aitorno yt. I l l W att Adam * Strati. Sul* 1114. JechsonvIlW. Florida 11741. no more than thirty (M l day! from the tin t publication da* ot Ihlt notice el action, and II* tt* original with It* Clerk ot this Court olther be Iore w rvlce on P laintiff* attorney* or Immediately there elWr, otherw.se a default will bt enWred against you tor tt* rel*t demanded In the com plaint or petition American! With DlsabilllW* A ct (A D A ) Notice In ac cor dene* wllh It* American* wllh DltabilltWt Act. person! wllh a disebt'lty who need a special accommodation to per lld p e le In Ihl* proceeding should contact AD A Coordinator at 101 North Park Avenue, Sul* N X I . Sanlord Florida H I T I at least live day* prior to tt* proceeding Telephone (401) ni4ixE*t mi. inotsiirn I TD D I or 1 1CO MS 4110 (V I . via Flcride Raley Service D A T E D on January 14. IH4, (S E A L ) M AR Y A N N E MORSE Clark ot It* Circuit Court ByJeanenneL Tim ber*** Deoutv Clerk Rubnih Jonuory 11 A February 1. IH4 D E N 111 N O T IC IO F FIC TITIO U S N A M E Nolle* I* hereby given mat I am engaged m bu*ir*s* at 1111 P lra * Lana, Winter Park, » l f l . SamlnoteXpeity. Florida, under It* FlcttlWu* Ham* ot RSK R ESEAR CH , and that I Inland * register said name with tt* Division ot Corporation*. Tall* he***#. Florid*. M accordance w ith th* prevision* o l the Fklittou* Nan* Slaisito*. To W it; Section 441 Ot Flo rida Statu*) IH I Rita S Kelley PsFiitsh January TT, iwe D E N 114 CASE NO ; t l 414* 0 0 ** F t im o t h y j a m e s w a l s h , Plaintiff, v« S H E R Y L M c F A O I N */k/a C H E R Y L L Y N N W ILSON. Defendant N O T IC IO F ACTION TO: S H E R Y L McFADINa/k/* C H E R Y L L Y N N WILSON 14*1 Powerllr* Rd H 4*et City. F * rId a 11444 YOU A R E H E R E B Y K 0TI F IE O mat a C O M P LA IN T TO D E T E R M IN E P A T E R N IT Y OF C H IL D (w hich include! tel* cm *dy and child support) hat been tiled and you ara required * serve a copy ot your written denial * It on Petitioner'* At tomay. LE O N B C H E E K . III. E S Q U IR E , who** addraii * M l Weill Avenue. Suit* 141. Fern Park. Florida » m . an or betor* Fabruary 14. IH4 and til* It* original wllh It* Clark ot Ihl* Court either bolero ttrvtc* an Petitioner'* attorney or !mm edia** thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor It* relief demanded in th* Complaint W ITNESS m y hand and tt* •eel at tt* Court on tt* nth d-ty ot Jonuory. IH 4 IS EA L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O U R T BY M odelynCror* A* Deputy Clork Publish: Jonuory I I » . If & February } , IH4 OEM FI •\ Legal Notices N O TIC IO F B E FO R E T N I a c t io n C O N S TR U C TIO N IN D U S T R Y L IC E N IIN 0 BOARD. IN R E - TtwHceni# t#practice construction of Steven Paul SpMai/oia D B A Git*rd Cansfruetten Inc •0M Brleli* Avenue Oviedo Florida U f U case no . n urn L IC E N S E : CCC0444FS Th* Department of But Inot* and Pro4*u*nal Regulation hoi filed on Administrative Cam plaint against you. a copy ot w hich may b* obtained by contacting. Attorney O w Harrell. Department ot Butltwt* and Pr**ssl*nal Regulation. 1*40 N. Monro* Street. Talloha* too. Florida l i m o n i . IF04I 400 00*1. If no contact has boon mad* by you concerning tt* above by Fabruary 14. IH4, tt* m*H*r ot tt* Administrative Complaint will bo presented at an ensuing mooting al It* Construction Industry Licensing Board In an informal proceeding In accordance with tt* Am or leant wim Disabtiillot Act. parton* noad-ng a special accom modation * participate in this proceeding should contact tt* Individual ot agency tending nmica not le*r than w von days prior to the proceeding at rt* address given on notice. Tele phone: 904)11140ff lOCOtSS 1171 (T O D ) or 1 040 FSS (110 IV I, via F lor Ida Relay Serv ic* Publish January X . 11 A Feb ruery 1. 10 IH I D E N 41 N O TIC K O F CHANGE O F L A N D U S E 'R IZ O N IN O PUB LIC H E A R IN O T O BE HELD F E B R U A R Y !. IFH Notice I* hereby given Hut ft* Semi no* County Local Land Planning Agancy/Planning and Zoning Commission (L P A P A Z ) will conduct a public hearing an February 1. IH4. beginning al l p m . or as seen thereafter a* possible. In tt* County Service* Budding- HOI East First Strati lantord FL. Room 1414 <n* Board Chambers I Th* purpose ot this hearing Is * receive public Input. Input Irom any local government or other agency, and t* male recommendations to If* Semlno* County Board ol County Commissioners on a requested Small Sea* Amendment to the Semlno* costly Comprehensive Plan, and associated ra w in g , at tot tow* Larry D a * — Plan amendment from l o w Oentity Residential to Medium Density Residin'*! and associated retoning from R IAA (Sing* Fam ily Dwelling District) to R AH (Attordab* Housing Dwelling DUtr let I described at Lott 4 and «. Block 4. Sanlord F arm*. Plat Book I. Pag* Ilf. Semlno* County. Florida, further described at abutting tt* south side el Orange Bou*,*rd. Im n*dl#*!y south ot It* Intersection ol North Indiana Stroal and Orange Bou*vard containing approilmatoly 14 aero* (B CC District SI Not*: Land u w amendments on property canlalnmg Hood prone and wetland areas ram*In tub|*cl to tt* appHcab a Conservation land u m designation and various overlay toning c*uilic*riont and It* provisions relating thereto Th* general public It encouraged to appear at this hearing and pre*ant Input in accordance with It* procedure* utlllied by tt* LPA/PAZ including tt* S u b m issio n ol written comments to tt* LPA/PAZ c/o "ComprehonUvo Planning Office". HOI East Flrit Street. Sanford. F L XfM . telephone {40!> U N I X , astern ion I If 4 Comment* m utt be recilved no later ther. January 71. 10*4. to b* Included In the lletl report dHtributod to LPA/PAZ members This tearing may ba continued from tin * to tin* at found ne ctsury by tt* LP A/P AZ Cop** Ol tt* prpo to d amendment and r o w in g , and related Information ond any comment* received, are available tor public review el It* address above. Room lie f, between It* hour* ot 4 04 a m end 5 00 p m . Monday through Friday, ttduding holiday* Parson* with disabilities needing assistance to participate in anyot tt*M proceeding* should contct the E mptoyoe Relalwn* Ctopertrrwnt ADA Coordinator 40 hours In advenes *1 It* meeting at (atf) a i l l X . astontton 7*41. Persons are advised that It they decide to appeal any decision mad* at tM t tearing they will need a record at ttw proceedings and tor wet) purpoM. they may need to ensure a verbatim record ot th# proceeding* I* made, which record Include* ft* testimony and avMtnc* upon which tte oppoal It based Section to* gigs. 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According lo Sheriff Don Esllnger. more people than ever are getting Involved In crime prevention programs and are taking precautions lo ensure that they and their families are not victims of crime. ” 1 think people are working hard to get rid of crime In Seminole County.*' Esllnger said. "T h e y are working with groups and In cooperation with law enforcement In new and varied ways.** Am ong the programs that has formed In the county In response lo area crime la the T ria d program. Triad, based on a national program. Is designed to empower senior citizens to fight back against all kinds of criminal activity. Th e program, which brings together law enforcement and senior citizens for education and problem solving meetings, helps battle crime that affects the elderly who are particularly vulnerable to attacks by criminals. According lo Esllnger. one of the areas where the elderly are most vulnerable Is In the area of telephone fraud and from gypsy workers. The Tria d program Is helping educate seniors In ways lo protect themselves and In ways to bring those who prry on them lo justice. Other citizens arc banding together to form Neighborhood Watch prorams In cooperation with cither the sheriffs office or with municipal police departments. The Neighborhood Watch programs bring people In small neighborhood groups together In an effort to let them gel to know eachother so they are belter able lo recognize (hose who live In their neighborhoods and those who do not belong there. Th e y are also given Instruction on crim e prevention techniques by local law enforcement officials. Local law enforcement agencies. Including ih r Sanford Police Department and the Seminole C ounty sheriffs department, arc also working lo have officers more familiar with the people they serve. Deal cops and officers on bicycles patrol areas and meet residents so they can be more responsive lo Ihclr needs. Another advantage to the program, officials said. 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J a n . 29. between 9 a.in and 3 p m .; or Sunday, between I and 4 p m T h is year, both slowpllch and fastpltrh leagues will be olTered for 13 and 14-year-olds. Registration w ill be conducted at the Seminole Softball Complex located at 1420 Stale Road 419 between U .S . 17-92 and Slat e Road 434. For more Information, call 321-4985 during registration hours or contact N an cy (699 51911. Jo h n (3270707). nr Van (332 5349). AROUND THE S TA TE Panthers, Lightning tie S T . P E TE R S B U R G - .John Vanblcsbrouck of Florida and D a rrn Puppa of l h r Tam pa llay Lightning staged a gualtcndlng r lln l r that rndrd In a l*l llr Wednesday. keeping Ih r Panthrrs unbeaten against I hrir expansion cousin Barry overtakes Rollins MIAMI SH O R ES — Rolando Medina broke a Ur In Ih r final moments of Ihr gntnr to lead H .ir rv lo a 66-61 victory over Hollins In a Sunshine Slate Confrrrncr name Wednrsday. Th e win was H arry's first-eve ro v e r Rollins No. 4 North Carolina bests FSU T A L L A H A S S E E — D r r T l c k Phelps srorrd a career-high 22 points and Dante Calabria added 20 lo lead fourth-ranked North Carolina to a 00*77 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over Florida State on Wednesday. Dob Sura led F S U (8*7. I *6) w ith IS points. Florida Tech upsets Tampa TA M P A — Howard White hit a pair of free throws with seven seconds left to lift Florida Tech to a 65*63 upset victory over Tampa Wednesday night. Florida Tech (12*4. 4*I In the Su n shln r Slate Conference) won Us fourth straight and ended the Spartans' (13*4.4*1)11-garne w in streak. C H A R L O T T E . N .C. — Shaqullle O'Neal scored 36 points and Orlando set team records with 65 percent shooting and Us fifth consecutive win. 145* 120 over Charlottc on Wednesday night. Magic rookie Anferncc Hardaway scored a career-high 32 points, and also hud nine rebounds and nine assists Celtics hold otf Heat B O STO N — T h e Boston Celtics extended their season-best w in n in g streak to six gumrs Wednesday, surviving a desperation comeback for a 103-08 victory over the Miami Heat. Miami, which lost for the eighth time In 10 games, was led by Rony Selkaly w ith 23 points and 15 rebounds. Cross, Florida thump Georgia A T H E N S — Dan Cross scored 19 tils careerhigh 24 points In the first half as Florida trounced Georgia 100 78 Wednesday ntghl In a Southeastern Conference game. T h e SEC East leading Gators Improved to 15*3 overall and 5*1 In the conference. Georgia fell to 8-9 ariu 5-n . W HAT'B HAPPENING Boys’ Basketball C Wymors at Ssm Inole. JV. 6 p.m .; V, 7:30 pm. □ Lyman at N.Smyma Bch. JV. 6 p.m.; V. 730 p.m. Girls’ Basketball C Semlnol* at Laka Mary JV. 6 p.m .; V. 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman al L. Brantlay. JV. 6 p.m .; V. 7:30 p.m. □ Oviedo at Laka Howall. JV. 6 p.m.; V. 7:30 pm. □ Orangswood at WamarChrtatlan. 5:30 p.m. Boys' Soccer □ Laka Mary at Samlnola, 7 p.m. □ Lyman at Laka Brantlay, 7 p.m. □ Laka Howall al Oviedo, 7 p.m. Wrestling □ Naw Smyrna Baach at Ovlado. 7:30 p.m. ON T V COLLEGE BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — ESPN. U.Maas at Cincinnati. |L) teimpltf l(e S ff n N e «1 Htrattf fhotaby Hut Muni Kevin Dunn (back) scored a major decision over Lyman’s Pete Whittington to put Lake Mary ahead to stay Wednesday. Rams reclaim crown ■ y TONY OsSORMlin L A K I M ARTS). LY M A N tl Herald Sporls Editor LONGW CXJD — It look some serious line-up Juggling, but the I-ukc Mary Rams reclaimed the Seminole Athletic Conference wrestling champi­ o nship Wednesday night with a 52*12 dual meet victo ry over the host L ym a n Grryhounda. T h e SAC championship, wlileh used to be derided at a tournament before this season, belonged to Lake Mary from 1984 through 1990. O viedo broke the Rams' seven-year run In 1991. L y m a n was the S A C cham p In 1992 and 1993. " T h is has been two years in the making." said an elated [Xing Peters, who stepped down as the Lake Mary coach after the 1990 season, only to re tu rn to the helm of the Hams In 1992. "To n ig h t, the guys w e rr absolutely awesomr. I u m so proud of them ." Luke Marv got an Immediate boost when Rich B ra d le y upset Jo ey Flores *at 103 pounds., registering a takedown with six seconds left In U J — BretfWy ILM I Ok O o m t J. I l l — A Portnoy (L I dot Clayton A 1; l i t - Dune (LM ) malor doc Whittington M J. I t } — MtHholl IL M I pinnod GoAIn I 00 It* - Lour onI U M l pinned Mu" tor I t ) , I M - Orrot ILM I doc D ia l I t It. I N - Ltmaro (L I malar dot Colony il |. IU — Harrtt I L M I doc Smith f 1 |0T|, 1)1 - C ro .to rd (L M I pmneJM Portnoy I SI; IM - FotN» (L M ) toch tail Matondtl 110. i t l. I l l - Nutt (L I pinnod Catay t It; IM Parol In# (L M ) pinnod Wotcuri D i t t o - Puhr ILM I by (or toll; H V V — Jw m p p (LM ) m*|or doc Honnah 10 0 Lyman * a , panalltad ana Nam point lor unyporttmanl.ti conduct by la mora 1he match to score a 5*3 decision "T h a t was huge." said Peters. "W e were Just hoping that Rich could keep from getting pinned and he goes out and wins the m a tc h ." Adam Portnoy evened the meet score for Lym an when he dcclslonrd G re g Clayton 6*3 at 112 pounds. But Kevin D u n n came back with a 14*3 major decision over Pete W hittington at 119 pounds to put the Rams ahead |o s ta y ,. Nate Mitchell und Mine Laurent allowed wills pins at 125 and 130 pounds. Respectively. helping Lake Mary widen the gap. After Jamie Ortas outlasted Juan Diaz for an 18*17 decision at 135 pounds for the Rams. Peters went Into hts Juggling match, sending Junior varsity team member Joe Collins out to lace Nicky Samero. one of the state's top wrestlers In his weight class, al 140. The fact that Collins avoided being pinned (Samero scored an 11*2 major decision) and nhowrd l*elers to shuffle the rest of tht lineup to gutn matchups favorable to the Rams was as big a contribution as any single win. " I absolutely hate doing that (Juggling the lineup)." said Peters. " I'd rather not do tliut. but I fell we had lo squeeze out every point (Missiblr. It was a risk and It paid ofl." Travis Crawford (152) and Pat Caroline (189) each registered first-period pins. C hris Foster (I60| scored a technical fall. Roncl Ju rn p p (Heavyweight) notched a major,i t f t g W 1- and Urod Harris 1143) w oo lu u v c r For Lyman. Jason Nutt (17 Matadors top Raiders Seminoles advance to 4A-6 finals From Staff Raports S A N F O R D - Jo h n n y O w e n s' g a m e * h lg h 26 p o in ts h e lp e d Valencia Comm unity College post an 89*78 win over the host Sem i­ nole C o m m unity College Raiders In a M id-Florida Conference m en's basketball game Tuesday night. Terrance Mitchell was the only Raider to score tn double figures, h ittin g for 23 points. M ichael Shcppurd. Don Tillm an. Charles Davis, and Antonio Sutton each finished with nine points. T h e Matadors Improve to 13*9 overall. 5*2 In the M*FC. while Seminole C C drops to 9*13. 1*6 In the M*FC. S C C w ill host Central Florida C o m m u n ity College In another M -FC game this Saturday. Ja n . 29. From Staff Reports S A N F O R D - Once the playoffs s tu n . It'aa whole new season. T h e Seminole High School girls' soccer team took advantage of the fresh start presented by the 4 ADistrict 6 tournament and raced past the third-seeded St. Cloud B u l l d o g s 4*1 at T h o m a s E . W h lg h a m Sta d ium W ednesday n ig h t. Seminole (5-161 advaners lo the district championship gumc Friday night ut lorsburg (which defeated C ypress Creek 6-0 In Its semifinal contest). " W e finally played as u leum." said Seminole roach S u ty Rrno. " T h e y went to the ball and they passed the ball well. W e spent most of the gumc on their half of the fie ld ." After her team struck for four goals (live. If you w ant to count the o w n goal Seminole gave SI. Cloud) In the first half. Reno used the op|Mirtunlly to get ull of her bench into the game d urin g the second hair. "1 was thrilled (hat all the girls got on the field." said Reno. "A ll 20 girls played tonight and contributed to this Will." Hrookc Wagner scored two goals v v lillr Chryssy Richardson and K rystln Dougherty cacti had a goal and an assist lor the Seminoles. Seminole outshot St. Cloud 19-8. L u u r n W illia m s a n d M e lin d a llollineld each played a half In goal for Seminole and combined for seven saves. 5A-DISTRICT 4 L O N G W O O D — T o p -s e e d e d L y m a n and sccond-serdrd Lake Brantley advanced to Friday night's 5A*Dlsirlci 4 championship with businesslike strolls through thrlr s e m ifin a l con tests W ednesday n ig h t. T h e Lyman Greyhounds, also ranked No. I In the state In the final Florida Athletic Coaches Associa­ tio n 's Class 5A slate poll, eliminated No. 4 -seed Dike M ary 5-0 while the Lake Druntlcy Patriots bounced No. 6 -sre d D rU m d 6-0. □Boo Soccer, Page 2B Torrance Mitchell (with ball) w«s IhB only Seminole Community College player to score In doublo figures Wednesday night, netting 23 points during the Raiders' 89*78 loss Ic the Valencia Comm unity College Matadors. M A TA D O R S * . R A ID IR S It Valencia Community C llU f l (M l Ooynt 11 4 4 14. Strickland 4 001. Mill* 5 00 14. FaN fo O O O O . M o ttaa ) 1 15. Dyt 1 1114. Laynt I 001. Boykin 0 1 4 1 . Thomat 1011. L a tN r 0 111. Tolalt la 14 i f Of tamlneto Community CalWw b i t Stoppard J i l t . Tillman 4 00 V. Mo rr 1 0 0 1. MMctoll t 44 11. Cation 0 00 9. Burch 0 04 0. Marroll ] 0 0 1. Davit 4 1 1 * . t/Hon 1 1 1 1 . Phi Ipoll 1 M 1. Hammond I 00 1. Tolalt Tt II 14 IS Hoinim o — Valencia CC JO. Semlnol# CC 11 Three point Held goait - Valencia CC I (M lllt a. Dye 1. Atotta II. Seminal# CC 1 (Stoppard. Tlllmon. Mitchell. Merrell. and Hammond I) Total loutt — Valencia CC la. Seminole CC II. Fouled out — None Technical! - None Inlen Hanoi loutt - Seminole CC. Phi!poll Record! Valencia r r I l f . S I M FC. SemlnoN CC 0 11. I 4 M F C ___________________ ____ Wymore Tech ekes past Lake Mary From Staff Reports L A K E M ARV — Tra ilin g 48*44 after three quarters. Wymore Tech outacorcd the host Lake M ary Rams 19*14 In the final period to grab a 63-62 victory In boys' basketball action Wednesday night. The Bobcats, who were ranked No. 5 In this week's Florida Sports Writers Association's Class A stale poll. Improve to 19-3 while Lake Mary drops to IO* 10. Terrance Harmon led Wymore Tech w ith 21 points Gregg McClain added 18. For the Rams. J im m y Newberry tossed In a game-high 22 points. Kent Pritchard was the only other Ram to score double figures, contributing 16. No olher Lake Mary player scored more than five points. Th e game was won (and almost lost) from the free throw line. W ith each team scoring 50 points from the floor. W ymore Te ch 's 13*12 edge at the charity stripe was the difference. But the Bobcats converted only 50 BOBCATS U . RAMS 41 Wymoro Toth (41) . . . . . . . Roundtrae 0 0 0 1. Harmon f i l l ) . Smith 0 00 0. JttlfftonOOOO. BroohtO 0 10. Thorne O i l ) . McClain S I 14 10. C rlttln 1004. Gordon 1 ) 4 1) Tolalt 14 IS M i l Lika M ary 111) J Newberry I 1 11 tl. P r i c h a r d )! J 14. SaundtftO 11 1. Rlcherton 0 000. Puck 1 0 0 4. Rocto 4 00 I. Routo 1 0 0 1. S Newborry l i l t . Brown 1 0 0 4 To lo lt 111) 1141 Wymoro Toth '» » •> »* “ « Laka M ary '» «> «• ]* - »> Thro* point told gooit - Wymoro Toch 1 (Harmon 1) Total loutt Wymoro Toch 10. lako Mary 11 FouNd out - Lako Mary. Pritchard Tachnicalt - Nona Rocordi — Wymoro Toch If J; laka Mary 10 10 percent of their free throws (13*for*26) while the Rams made 67 percent ( 12-for* 18) of theirs. Lake Mary won the Junior varsity contest. 78*61. Seminole's Arrow Force II will be the next opponent for both teams. Wymore T e c h visiting Seminole tonight and Lake Mary going to Seminole on Friday night. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R TS IN YO UR A R E A , READ T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L L• . . t, ■ I f I A A A • �i 1- S t - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thuradev. 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Ml Retort* - Ron Hogarth U n n m e n - Han A tu litln o Don McCOurt TENNIS Aeslr alien Open M ELBOURNE A u s tra lia R asulll Thurrday *1 m* t l f million Australian Open Heed-ngi In parentheses) Men Dev kies Semifinals Ja c c * E llin g h a n d P aul H aarhu is Netherlands 111. del Marlm Damm and KarolNovocok Cloch Republic.* 1 0 4 1 ) Byron Black Zimbabwe and Jonathan Stark Medford Or* 111. de* Jan A p t" and Janas Biorkman Sweden. * !. * a s a Women Singles Semil Mail StoMi Gral 111. Germany, w l KimikaOato 1101 Japan t ) a ) Avar ! >4 Sanchot Vi carle ( ) ) . Spo-n de* Gabriel* Sabaimi (01. Argentina.* I.* ) Mieed Doubles Ouarferfmals Andrei OihoeStiy. Russia, end Lonso Neilond Lolvi* (0), dot Cyril Sut. Ctoch Republic and Gig' Fornondei. Aspon Cato lll.a l 1* a l Somilmals Todd Woodbridge. Australia and Helen* Sukcv*. Ctoch Republic II). del Emilia Sanchai and Aranfea Sanchoi V c i ' 4 Spam (A ).* )* * Boys Sw gw Third Round Justin Gimoistob. Esse* Fe "l N J , del Nicolas Escudo. Franco, S ) retired. Anon BetobcoidiC. Australia del Roman Kukol Stovaiia a ) . *0 Ben Ellnood Australia, def Giorgio Ga'imtorf'. Ito'y. 0 ) . S I : Motmew Breen A v s lr o ll* . def P a tric k G ottaslaban. Germany. a 1. a ) Andrew III*. Australia del Mark Ntoisan Now Zealand a J. a 4 Scolt Humphries. Tam p*, del Andrian Raiurandan^ In danotia. f S * ) Mark Philippoussis AushatlA. def Ramor Schuftlar. Germany. 1 f 1) f), * ). to . Paul Goldstaln. Rockeill*. Md . del Jam at Sakutov Australia « f 1S f). t a 10 *1. * ) Doubles Second Round Justin Gimoistob Else* F « 'li, N J and John Roddick. Delray Beach, del We- Ju Chan. Taiwan and HreSeok Chung South K o r o o .a ia l Simon OAorrm and OAark Way. Austral.a do' Adam Aiessandnni and Mat •how Smith. Australia ) 4 * C . I I* M a tlh a w Bfaen and La* P earson. Australia, del An.bran Baruah. India, and Provtn Waas Sri Lanka f a l i t ) , a ). Jean Noel G rind *. Franc*, and M ark Ntoisan. Non Zealand del Ben C oats and Danwf Meatoy. 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I .K M a rio CtKMclln of U ik r w ulm 111 up the still on the lend lap. Bobby Blake] timing light* on the way tn a and Jeff Burkett rounded out the track record half-mile In (juall- lop five. In the Pro Slock 23-lap main fvlng loht Saturday. Jan. 22. then held off n challenge by event. Ray Fulford ran away David Roger* to take the World from the pack for the first 18 200 for Late Models at Volusia laps. Hut when Fulford's rar County Speedway. • went soulh an the Isackstrctrh of In other divisions. Dean Hen- lap 10. Bennett charged lo (hr nell was ihe winner In Ihe Pro lead and stayed out In front for the rest of Ihe race. Stock 23-lap feature: Jim m y Hrruictl paced the top five Winks came out on lop In ihe 20-lap Super Stock main event: across ihe slart/Bnlsfi line. He Wray Shafwer won the 23-lap was followed by. In order ol Maridii Modlfleds (entlrr; tind finish. Rick Galley. Jo n Julian. Wes I'llyuw claimed the Mint- Donnie Wllllums. and Fulford Bruce Baker's early lead In the Stock headliner. Gossclln's run of 16.055 sec­ Suju-r Slocks dls<ip|>eaird when onds on hts second qualifying W ayne Lockett charged lo the lap erased the four-year mark of lead on lap two Bui w hen Winks IO .IO by Tu c k Trentham In run around Lockett on lap Dvr, II was all over hut a dash lo the l *190. After Ihe lop six (piallflers checkered (lag for W inks. Rounding out the lop five were drew for s lu r lln g position. Gossrltn came hack lo start on David Ponder. Baker. Lockell. Ihe outside pole and raced h i m ! Gary Nicholson. around pole ulllrr Jeff Hurkrtt lo Shafer hided fils time far Ihr lake the lead, a *i|xit he held for first nine laps lo the Mur Ida Ihe first 113 laps. Gosselin was running away Modlfleds feature as leaders Mlkr from Ihe rest ol the |>ack ami Loeseher Sr., Jo n Campagnonr started backlog oil to save his S r .. and c h a lle n g e r Wayne car for Ihe 100-mlle race Then, Heckle knocked themselves to when his tires started going bad. Ihe liark. Shafer raced to the he backed off som e m ore, lead on lap 10 and ran In front allowing Ihe park ta catch him for Ihe resl of the 25-lnpper T ra ilin g Shafer across Ihr and Rogers lo make his move on s t r i p e w e re C a m p a g n o n r . thebark.strrtchnflap 116. "W e got a caution al tlir right Loeseher. Heckle, and Kenny time and changed the right side Heckle. Bill Rose ran down to the llres." Gosselin said "W e fell ihal changing two tires was bottom of the (rack for a three Iteller than changing all four and wide dash through (urns one and two on tap one to take (hr gel ihe car loo tight ." Gosselln s gamble on Ihe lap lead In the Mini Stocks Hr H 6 caution pu' him bark on Ihe stayed on the point for the first track of new leader Jack Cook, six laps until Fllyaw look over nn who didn t pH. mid ahead ol lap seven. From then on. II was Fllyaw's Rogers, who look on four new llres Gosselin quickly look the rare for Ih r claiming as he ran in lend Irom Cook after Ihe green the lead for the rest of Ihe 20 lap flag came hark out and ran away event. He was followed lo Ihr f r o m R o g e r s , w h o s e c a r checkers by Rh-hard Slrmans. tightened up on the four-lire Robert Ham. Chad Pelfrey and Rose. change. ■ y B ILL S I U I N T Spocial to the Herald Haddock, Uncle N ick’s create logjam at Chase From Staff Ho ports to*in and San Reeling Dees Nets'McCabe 0(1010 •4 • •• M - II it • 4 SANFORD - John Haddock's 7 II ■ *<o*rs III •II • twiioui RBI single In the hollnin •M I t ] 1 • 11 ol IliCaBevrnth Hilling created a tine to Nick's I Ju IhrW -M f}' Tie fur fhsi lit tllf fo uM ra m Sunfuiri Rrcirallon an RBI. Craig A p ja i und T |tn&, Men's Polar Bear Solihull Ixagur Winkle each had a single, run and RBI Sieve Woodley singled 5 al Chase Park. Haddock's single delivered and scored a run Don Mother I To d d Page! w ith ihe game- added an Rill F o r D e e 's N u ls / M c C a b r . | winning run. giving Utuic Nick s an H-7 rom r-irom -behind sictoiy Jerem y ILiilley. G rtir Aslantn. f over previously undefeated Ke­ Lance McCabe, and David McAf- j lie each lilt a single. ekers. In i h r n ig h tc a p . Keekers f Earlier In the evening. N'clh and .Son Koollng hlll/cd Dec's scored In ihe top of the llrst 1 Nuis/McCabe I H O In a game inning und stayed In (runt iioill ; Btop|)rd In the flfito liming hv (lie Haddock's single wtiti two out in ihe Ixuiom of (he seventh Innm erry rule. big After three weeks ol play. Trailing 7--I entering the home Uncle Nick's. Rcckrrs. and Nelli and Son Rooting arc lied for first half of the sixth Inning. Unrle al 2-1. Dee's Nuls/McCabr trulls Nlck's lixtk .ulv.ullage ol four Rcckers errors lo score iwo runs a l 0-3. and cut ihr deficit to 7-6. Next week. K crk rrs will plu> [fee's Nuis/McCabe ul 7 p.m. A Keeker error also loomed with Ncth ami Son Roofing large In the Uncle Nick's seventh squaring off with Unde Nick's in inning. Willi tw o out and Boh G a rn e r on first base. Page! Ih r H p.m. game. Not only did N clh and Son rear bed (m v by way of an error. Ricky Wells then singled home Roofing score early and olirn (four runs in ihe first Inning and G arner wlih the tying run and Haddock delivered Pagrl with Hi more In Ihe second) against Dre's NuIsfMcCabc. their dr- Ihe game-winner. Boh Wells Jr. led U n d e Nick’s fensr s u re n d e rrd Jusi four 11-lilt effort with u triple, single, singles and dldn'* allow a runner and a run scored. George I'or/lg lo reach second base. Ron W lrth, Jo h n Poole, and singled, scored a run. and had J im Nully each slushed a I wo­ Iwo If III. John Scon singled and rn n Inslde-ihe-park home run lo sco re d tw o r u n s . Iladduek highlight Nelli and Sou Roof­ finished with a single, run. and ing's 10-hli -m a rk W lrth and an RBI. Poole circled (lie bases In Ihe Blit Marino. Boh Garner, ami ilrsi inning while Nulty's homer Page I each singled and scored a run. Rlckv Wells and James came in I he second. In all. Nelli and Son RiKilIng Garner each had a single mid ai RBI. Frank Stagg also hit a accumulated 12 extra-base lilts, collrcllng five doubles and four single. George M urray highlighted triples lo go with the home runs. Keekers' 14-hll offensive with a Don Hist I led ihe ushuii II will) three doubles, I wo runs scored, double, two singles, and an RBI. and two RIH. Poole had a double T o m Graccy contributed a triple, and another run scored lo go single, two runs, and an RBI. K in k y Elllngsworlli added (wo wills Ills tw o-run shot while Wlrth und Nolly ImiiIi uddrd a singles, a m u . and an Rill single and a second run scored George Davidson also hud two singles and an RBI. to their Iw o -ru n home run. Ilculh Short tripled, singled, ami Jc lf Sladek scored two runs. scored three runs, Je rry Herman tripled, scored a run. and hud an RBI. Torn Boyd Boh Palagalno ( hipped In with a triple, double, two RBI. ami a and Chris D.i|xiie each singled and drove In a run . J im Schaefer run scored. Lee Hood tripled, singled and scored a run. Chuck singled, and scored u run. Stnry Bauman also hit a single. Ml!/ had n triple, iwn runs, and Soccer Continued from ID Danielle G a rrril netted a hal trick for ihe Greyhounds 123-11. Theresa Bonfempo mid Sara Kane also scorrtl for Lyman while Danya H arris had an assist. Goalie Cheryl Rolierls recorded ih r shutout for Lyman For lhe Patriots (16 HI. Katie Tnllls scored three goals while Kim Slm uu. J n d lr Beth, und Jean McGregor each had uni goal. Erika Fraillz and Marg Hurkhuri hull) hud an assist A lyssa O 'B rie n notched l lu shutout In goal. Friday night's championship game Is sehrdutrd lo start at 7 p.tn. at Lym an H igh School Siudlum . The w inner will hosl the 5A-Rrglnn II rhamplonshlp game next Tuesday. Feb I. �Sinlotd Heisld, Sanfoid, Florida - Thursday, January 27, 1W4 - *• IN BRIEF In the service A n n u a l m e e tin g Stein In symphony concert Laynr Stein. 13. will tic featured as a violinist when the Florida Sym phony Youth Orchestra performs In a senior recital In the Fine Arts building at Seminole Com m unity College. Saturday. Ja n . 29. at 8 p.m. Stein, who Is In the seventh gradr at Tuskawlllu Middle School. Is a member of the Tuskawalllu Chorus and two weeks ago. he appeared In St. Petersburg where he was selected to sing with the Florida Stale Chorus, a combination of singers from ult-Flortdn schools A member of the FSYO 's string qunrlct. Stein la the son of Gayle and Steven Stein of Winter Park, and the grandson of Mrs. Oorts Strln of Sanford. The Saturday concert ts free to the public. For Information, call 893 3595. SER TO M A plans Super Bowl Bar-B-Q I.O N G W O O D — Longwood S E R TO M A C lub Is sponsoring a Super Bowl Weekend llar-B Q Jan. 29 and 30. from 10 a m to 8 p m , both days, at the corner of SR 434 and SR 427. next to Saddle Up. Th e food can lx* ordered for carry-out or sit down at the site. For Information and to place orders, call Ja n . 332 1234. or Gene. 707-1234. In addition to barbecue rtb or chicken plates, all the trimmings for a party will be sold by the pound, gallon, etc. The food will be catered by Char-Don Outdoor Barbecue Catering. Th e event will benefit S E R TO M A ’s charities. Seminole Chief Osceola reviewed for historians; election of officers set The Seminole County His­ torical Society announces Its annual m eeting T h u rs d a y . Feb. 3. at 7:30 p .m . The meeting will be held In the County Agricultural Center auditorium just behind the Museum of Seminole County History In the Five Points Complex on Bush Boulevard. D r. J a m e s M. D e n h a m , assistant professor of history at F'lortda Southern College, will present an Illustrated talk on the legenday Sem inole Chief Osceola and his role In the Second Sem inole W ar (1835-1842). DERRICK 0. HAGAN N avy Betty Officer 3rd Class Derrick G . Hagan, son of Bernice K. Herring of 1500 Luke Ave.. Sanford. Is midway through a six-m onth deployment aboard the amphibious transport duck USS Shreveport, hnmc|>ortrd lit Norfolk. Va.. operating In liar Mediterranean Sea, D r. Denham 's slides and discussion will Illustrate the S e m ln o le s ' e x tr a o r d in a r y courage und Ihelr dedication to preserving their way of life. T h e talk will also focus on the brilliance of Osceola's military strategy. T h e Seminole County His­ torical Society will conduct a brief business meeting after Dr Denham 's talk The elrctlon of officers for 1994 and a vote on some changes In fhr by-laws are on th r stair Visitors are welcome to at­ tend the meeting. Society Dr. Jamaa M. Denham memberships will I k * available to those w houre Interested. F o r fu rth e r In fo rm a tio n contact Charlotte Husbv at 682 9721. Glass show and sale The semi-annual Sanlando Depression Era Glass will take place at the Sanford Civic Center on Jan . 28-30 Terl Steele, editor and publisher ot "T h e Daze"* and Gene Florence, author and gloss authonty, will the featured guests Pitchers, p unch bowls and sandw ich trays will be highlighted. A special preview and shopping time will be on Friday. Jo n . 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. The show and sale will be on Saturday. Ja n . 29 from 10 a m. to 5 p m . and on Sunday. Ja n . 30 from 10 a rn to 4 p m . Tickets are 85 and they are good for the three days There will l>e door prizes and a snack bar. F'or more Information, call Millie and BUI Downev at 289-3355 or 8558502. CHARLES S. ELBERT Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Charles S. Elbery. son nf Charles S. and Sharon D. Elbery of 121 Academ y Ave.. Sanford, recently returned from u Central and S o u th Am erican deploym ent aboard the destroyer U S S John Rodgrrs. homeported In Charles­ ton. S .C . Hollywood East clogging classes East-West Kiwants Club meets Thursday East-West Ktwanls C lub of Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p.m .. at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, comer of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street. Visiting Klwanlans arc welcome. F'or Information, call Robert Whittaker, president. 889 6042. Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly Overcaters Anonym ous meets every Thursday, ut 7:30 p.m ., at the C om m unity United Methodist Church. Pincy Ridge Road and U S . 17-92. Casselberry. For Information, call Carol. 322-0657. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-smokingl evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations in the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 332-4122. Sunrise Klwanis meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Klwanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a m., at Shoney’s. U S t7-02. south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klw anlans are welcome. For Information, call BruceMcKlbbtii, president. 322-0331. Am erican forces trained with the navies of Venezuela. Peru. Colum bia. Ecuador. Paraguay, Chile. Argentina. Uruguay and Brazil during the four-month U N IT A S exercise. H e M M s K t f I m w i Vmc * ., i Chamber membership directories ready The Greater Sanford Chamber ol Commerce membership directories are ready to be Issued, Chamber Membership Account Executive Jack Croach (right) shows Ambassador Sharon Brown DEAR ABBYi I'm sure you'll be deluged with U.S. Customs stories, but 1 wanted to share mine: We were returning from the Far East and ran into a c u s to m s o ffic e r w h o k ep t b u d g e rtn g me r e g a r d in g a diamond pendant I was wearing. Insisting that It be declared a purchase. Finally. I remembered that I had worn It for m y driver's license picture, so I whipped that out. After Inspecting the photo­ graph. with a grudging sm irk he let me continue on. I realize this ts a problem because m any ore not honest In their declarations, but It really was an upsetting experience. THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME K TTW f I K w vv s Mhihhhv S t t t o t s * S8&%i ___ Clauseraft falM ~ Ifia Tln* rwww»s w» bimai UUn Himtn X 'i, *u«»i m u i g g a ff lB < rv * ai *np |f«4n»<»4 »i»i IlH? tnnw A D V IC I A B IG A IL VAN BUREN DEAR BADOEREDt I re­ ceived a flood of letters con­ c e r n i n g U .S . C u s t o m s I n ­ spectors. pro and con. A few of the**con"leUcrs; DEAR ABBYt You and I must have had a run-in with the same customs officer in Honolulu. He was very rude and questioned everything 1 brought back from New Zealand. Including the little packages of candy 1 had In sealed bags to give to m y children. He acted like I was some kind of crook and made me show him receipts for everything (candy Included)! Luckily. I hud kept all receipts In an envelope In my purse. He even read m y personal d ia ry , w h ic h I felt was an invasion of m y p riva cy. He laughed at some of the things I had written and repeated some of the entries out loud. My husband, who was stand­ ing behind me In line, had no difficulty at all. Th e officer did not In s p e c t m y h u s b a n d 's things; he Just sent him on through. Th e man must have had a th in g about pushing women around. O r maybe he was henpecked at home, and this was his way of gelling back at wom en. I can't begin lo tell you all the mean little things he did. He humiliated me. VICTIMIZED TRAVELER. OIO HARBOR. WASH. S m T w ltiliw n inafc.l4»t*twtyijw some ot the advantages of the publication, at the Ambassador s Luncheon Friday at Colorado Prime restaurant. Customs officers’ welcome leaves a lot to be desired BADGERED IN MINNESOTA * * . « » Cm U S S Shreveport ulso partici­ pated In Operation Bright Star 9-1. a joint, combined exercise by U.S. und Egyptian sea. air anil land forces. Earlier In Ihls de­ ploym ent the ship supportrd Operation Restore Hope off Hie coast of Somalia. Hagan Is one of more than 1 .3 0 0 M a rin e s u n d sa ilo rs aboard USS Shreveport. The ship displaces over 17.000 Inns of water when fuly landed. Is 570 feet long, and 1s equipped with 50-callbcr guns and (he Phulanx wrupons system. CALEND Hollywood Foist Dancers conduct dogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7:30 p m and Intermediate from 7 30 to 8:30. at Mrlodee Skating Rink. W . 25th Street near Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Th e cost Is S3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn. 904-735* 0270. Crewmembers of Meet Com­ posite Squadron Six on hoard U S S Shreveport recently made th r first operational deployment of a pioneer unm anned aerial vehicle on an amphibious trails|mrt dock. A UA V provides an amphibious ready group with u real time, close-up video Infor­ m a tio n gathering ca pa b ility without the risk of hum an Injury or life, W SFBh f S iiai?aj i s s » M O T i DEAR ABBTi Th e letter about the discourteous customs In­ spector was very true. As a 30-year traveler (I own a travel agency). I have gone through U.S. Custom s at least 150 times. Not once have 1 received a pleasant or courteous kind of welcome that could compare with England's Inspectors. I know the job Is not un easy one. nnd Is often frustrating and demanding, so I always make an efTort to be as cooperative as possible. O n iny arrival at Los Angeles International, a customs In­ spector once asked me where I w a s fro m . I a n s w e re d . "B e rk e le y . C a lifo rn ia ." Th is began a tirade against our mayor and city government. After five minutes of this. I responded (hat I was tired and did not wish to discuss the merits or demerits of m y city's politics. T h e U S S Jo hn Rodgers mude p on calls tn Puerto La Cruz, and La C ua lra . Venezuela-. Cartagena und Mulaga. Colum bia; Rodman. Panama: Manta. Ecuador; Lima. P e ru : C oquim b o . Valparaiso, Tn lrah iia no . Puerto M oult, and Punlus Arenas. C hJlr: Ingenlrro W hite. Argentina; Montevideo. U ruguay: and Rio d r J u n lr m arid For la Laza. Brazil. In Chile, sailors nnd Marines volunteered time ashore In pulttl a n d r e p a ir s c h o o ls u nd orphanages. Additionally. Pro­ ject Handclasp donations of fixxJ, clothing, health anil hygiene supplies, books, paper and sew­ ing machines were distributed tn needy organizations. T h e U.S. U N IT A S ships In­ cluded a destroyer, a frigate, a submarine, a Coast G u u n l cutler and a dock landing ship with a contingent of Marines. WbilcliiielcJ a" l T h is was too m uch for him! He placed the dreaded ultraviolet marker on my customs form, and I was given the "red alert" full search. It took 45 minutes to search my one small carry-on, and I missed m y connecting f l i g h t . W e lc o m e h o m e to America! mR ■ IRON WILL M S 4 19 7 00 9 00 GRUMPY OLD MEN 2 10 4 30 7 30 9 40 (SO I )j INTERSECTION 230 4 30 7:19 9 IS (S> MRS. DOUBTFIRE 2 15 4 49 7 19 9 40 (FO-lfr VETERAN TRAVELER BERKELEY. CALIF. SISTER ACT 2 2 30 9 00 7 20 9 30 DEAR READERS: Tomorrow we'll hear from some reader* who view customs Inspector* f r o m a very di f f er ent perspective. THE AIR UP THERE 2 204407 15930 (SOI PELICAN BRIEF 200445 720949 [ip q . u i BEETHOVENS 2nd 2 10 4 00 7 0Q 900 _r«i BLINKS 2 20 5 00 7.10 9 20 __ ffl TOMBSTONE 200449 7.10949 12 SO r o l l ALL MOVIES ST AH 11*1(1 BETW EEN * r O « SJfKB est In t I ie Full Set o r Tips w /A cryllc Overlay *«*•»•■•*•** Was $35 t i Fills...Was $12 S 25 TEKn G aIa x y , Now Now > 1 0 Now S10 • M anicures • W ax H and C o n d itio n in g 1 T h e ra p yVi S p a c e A v iit lu h lc fo r u N u ll T e c li i ilc L i n 2617-8 French Ave., Sanford (Next to CablcvUInn) 11**11* TfcW*ftlf trttU) 1A»rti '('■i* Njlimii) Vuwt •f«p*n F tvrunjj* «nd Mtmtli) Pf �\ s T T i 4 1 - Se n lo rd Herald, Sa-iford. F lo rid a - Thursday, Jan u ary 27, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TIC I FOR HIARINOON D ECLAR ED PUBLIC NUISANCE IN RE L O T II BLK II DREAM W OLO PB J FG *0 Public Record* •! Seninol# Cbunlir. FL. pratonlly 1shown at bring) owned by Bob M Bail and ail p o i m haong ar claim mg la have any right. Iitta ar Iniarail In I ha pragarly da scribed above W H E R E A S . I ha Baard al County Commissioners al Sami nola County, did on lha 11tty gay el January 1*04. Imd and da clarad a alructura lecatad in Saminola County to ba unto**, w m a n lla ry . and a public nuiaanca. that tha ownar al lha proparty (according la th# prop arty racorda In tha Saminola County Appraiser t Otfka) an which lha atructwra it locatad It Bob M Ball Sr at 7101 South Franch Avanua. Sanlord. FL Iirri: that tha public nuisance It a ratidanlial ilructura locatad al ttgj Hiawatha Avanua and lurthar datcrlbad at tat lorth abova and that corractiva ac lion It required to aba'a tha public nuiaanca. and W H E R E A S , lha Board al County Commissioners found IHal tha tot lowing cendiliant conttitutod o public nuisance I I I Tha building hat bran aavaraiy damagad by tha ala m o n lt o l n a l u r t duo to abandonment (II Thara It hath and dabrlt int‘da and Ou'tida ol lha building (1) Thlt condition continuity a potontlal lira hat ard. and WHEREAS, lha tollowing cor ractlvo actionltl nacattary to aba'a Iho public nuitanca It To dtmollth and t t n w t lha build Ing. troth and dabrlt tram Iho N O T IC I FOR M l ARINO ON O IC L A R IO PUBLIC NUISANCE IN N S : LOT >1 HARDENS AO O PB f PC f I Public Record! ol Saminola County. FL. prat entty (mown at being) owned by Wayne Cleveland and all partial having ar claiming to havo any rtghl, into or Intorttl In tho property deteribod above W H E R E A S . Iho Board al County Commlttlonort at Sami note County, d-d on the llth day of January. Itic. find and da clarad a ttructuro located In Saminola County, to bo untato, u n ta n ita r y . and a public nuitanca. that tha owner at the property (according to the prop erty record! In tha Seminole County Approitar t Office) on which the ttructuro It located It W a y n e C le ve la n d ol lo t Wlacontin Street. Rochealer. NY leaoe. that th# public nvitence it a reaidontlal ttructuro located at HOP Flrtl Drive and further deter.bod at let forth above, and that corrective action It required to abate the public nuitanca. and W H E R E A S , the Board of County Cemmlitlenert found that the following cand It iont conttitutod a publk nuitanco ( I I Tho building hat boon tovoroly damaged by tho ole m e n t t of n atu re duo to abandonment (!) There It tram and dabrlt Inode and Outtlde of the building (II Thlt condition contlitutot a potential lire ha! N O T IC I FOR H I ARINO ON OECLARkO PUBLIC NUISANCE IN R E N I JO FT OF W IM FT OF LOT U ST JOSEPHS PB I PC 114 Public Record! el Semi ne'e County. F L. protonlly (mown at being I owned by Kenneth L. Barker and oil partiet having ar claiming to havo any right, title ar Intoretl In the property arte r-bed above W H E R E A S. Iho Board al County CommitHonert of Sami note County, did on the llth day ot January, 1*04. find end da dared itructuret located In Seminole County, to bo untato. u n ta n llo ry . and a public nuitanca. that lha owner ol the property (according to lha prop orfy record! In the Semmoto County Appealter'I Of lice I on which the tfructwrot are located It Kenneth L Barker ot K ) Park Lake Street. Orlando. F L. Ihol the publk nuisance Ik a res-den •tel ttructuro and a commercial ttructuro located at ft! and Its Monroe Road and further de tcrlbod at tot farm above, end that corrective action It re qulrod to obtto tho public nuitanco. and W H E R E A S, lha Baard at County Commlttlonort found •hot Iho to! towing condition! contlltutod a public nuitanco I I) Tha buitdmgt havo boon reverety damaged by lha ala m a n lt a l n a tu re due la abandonment III There It troth and efrbrit Intide and outttde of the building! (1) Thlt condition ronttitutot a potontlal fire hot ard. and WHEREAS, tho following car ractlvo actionltl necettary to abato tho public nuitanco It To demollth » -d remove lha build ingt. troth and dtbrlt from lha IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S E N O .iC in n iC A H K FANTIS FOOOSOF FLORIDA. INC Plaintiff. vt GIN A CULPEPPER Dv lender I NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It given that, purtu m l to a Final Judgmml ot Foreclosure deled January ). It f l In Cot* No Cl *1*11 CAI4K of the Circuit Court at the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit M and tor Seminpto County. F lor Ido. In which FANTIS FOOOS O F F LO R IO A . INC It Ihe P l o l n t l l l and G IN A CU LFEP P ER It th* Deten-uni I will toll to the highest end bast b-ddar tor cam on the West front entrance ol the Seminal# Comfy Ceurthouto located at Ml N Park Ave . Sanlord Florida H ffl at II 00 a m on February 4. I**4. Ih# property described below! Lot A OLYMPIC VILLAGE, according to Iho plot thereof recorded In Plat Boot 4). Page to at the Publk Record* ot SamLeoto County. Florida O ATEO on January II. t**4 MARVANNE MORSE Clark ot the Circuit Court By JonoE Jotew-c Deputy Clerk Publim January H V 1W4 OEN IM NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notkt It hereby given that I am engaged In butuwit al P O Boa IMIIS. Altamonte Spring*. FL lifts. Seminal* County, Florida, under th* Fklltlout Nam* at H U O O B A L E W IS OPHTHALMIC EDUCATION A CONSULTING SERVICE, and •hat I intend to reg-iler told name with th* Division ot Cor per aliens, lallahana*. Florida? In accordance with th* pro visions el the Fictitious Nam* Statute* To Wit Section u t 00. Florida Statute* IN I Susan J Huctoba lawlt Publish January}!. Iff 4 OEN >11 IN T il t CIRCUIT COURT. EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: *1 lift CA It K KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plamlilf. vs ROY L W IG IN TO N .elat. NOW TH E R E FO R E, notico It haroby gluon to tha told Bab M Bail Sr. and oil partial having or claiming to havo any right, ttato. or Intorttl In tho preporty da tcrlbod abova. to appaar batora tho Board of County Commit tlonart ol Saminola County. Florida, al I JO P M . at IN rogular hearing on lha |th day of March. I >04. al lha Saminola County Saruicat Building. Room l«J* list Eat! Flrtl Straat. Sanlord. Florida, to them cauta. If any. why tuch ttructvrot thould not bo domolithod and cloarod from tha proparty and tha corrective action of abate men! (pacified In the Notice of Public Nutaanco thouid not bo WITNESS my hand md tool •hit I Jlh day of January. ifM (SEAL) M ARYANNS MORSE Clart to lha Baard of County CommitHonert of Saminola County. Florida BY: Cary ton Cohan Deputy Clark Publlth January IB. 22 A Fab ruary J. M. 1004 O IN 121 ard. and W HEREAS, the following cor ractlvo actionltl neceatery to abate the public nuttance it To demollth and remove the build Ing. abandoned motor vehicle tram and debrlt from the prop arty NOW THEREFORE, notice It hereby given to the toid Wayne Cleveland all partlet having ar claiming to nave any right, title, or tntorett In the property do tcrlbod above, to opp» or before tho Baard of County Commit tlonert of Seminole County. Florida at 110 P M . ot IN rogular hearing on the Ith day of March looe. at tho Seminole County Service! Building. Room io n . not Eott Flrtl Street. Sanford. Florida, to mow caute If any. why tuch itructuret mould not be demouthod and cleared from the property and the corrective action of abate men! tpeclfled In the Notico of Public Nuitanco mould net bo taken W ITNESS my hand and teal thlt llth day of January. 1004 (S E A L ) MARS ANNE MORSE Clerk to the Board ot County Commlttlonort of SemlnotoCamty. Florida B Y : Cary ton Cohen Deputy Clerk Pubnth: January jg. V 4 Fob ruary J. to. 1004 D E N III RIPORTOF C O N D ITIO N CONSOLIOATINB DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF TH E SEM INOLE NATIONAL BANN O F SANFORO IN T N I STA TE O F FLORIDA, A TTM E CLOSE OF BUSINRSSON D ECEM BER SI, IOtJ PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF T H E CUR RENCY, UNDER T IT L E It . UNITBOSTATES COOK. SECTION HI. CHARTER NUM BER S1NI. CO M PTR O LLER OP THE CURRENCY SOUTHEASTERN D IS TR IC T Statement of Reteurcetand Llabllltiea ASSETS j - Cam and balancet duo horn Otpetitory inatltufiont Nonlntoroof bearing balance! and currency and cam..... ....... 041 Intoretl bearing balancot............................ ................ ........... r< Securlllot........................... ....... F.tjS Federal fundt told_____ ___ __ J 440 Securlllei purchased undrr agreements -y retail ................... o Leone and toeee financing recelvebtof Leant and loo***. not of unearned Income ...It.'Jt LESS Allowance for loan end looto loetot >04 LESS. Allocated Irani Nr rim reterve....... 0 Leant and toatot. net of unearned income. AtoaN hold In trading eccemh . Fremltet and flaod attoN (including capllaliiod loatot) *4] Other real aofato i SO InvottmonN In uncantalldotod tub-totor lot end ouoclatod companlei.......... ............. Cuttomon' liability to ihlt tank on acceptanent outstanding....... ...... ........ B Intangible attott B Other Ottett ...................................................... ... '4* Total attoN Lottet deterred pu tuantlolSU S C 1*22(11 .... N/A total attott and Iratet deferred p u rtu e nttoliu .se . IUSI|)............................ ....u r n LIA BILITIES DfOOUtl Indomotllc offtcot— ........ ..... ....................... .........Jl^ O J NonMaroaFbaartng.................................. >.f04 imereti bol ring— ...................................... tMog Federal fundt pur chared o Securlllei told imdor egrocmenti to rapurchate . B Demand notot Ittuod to Iho U S. Treasury. Other borrowed money........... B toortgogo Indtb lidr i tt end ebllgatlont under capitalitad toatot...... _ _ ................................ Bank't liability an acceptencat oaacufod and ouNtondmg. B Subordinated notet and dlbonturat B Othor i'«h!<-«tot , , __ IES Total llebilltto* ..t u n Limited Ilia preferred ttock and related surplus __ E ■OUITY C A P ITA L Perpetual pro tor rod ttock ard related turplut ____ B Common ttock ...................... 1.700 Surplus — .................... ........................... ...... It* ) Undivided profllt and capital retar vet....... ..... ...........................11.110) .......... LESS: Net unroalltadlatt in marketable tggilytocurlllet . 1101 Telel equity capllal— — --------------------------------------- M O I otiet deferred purtuenl to If U S C It lJ lli N/A Tefal equity capital and tottae deterred purtuont to I I U.S C. IU)I||......... _________ 1.109 Total llaMlllta*. limited 11topreferred ttock. and equity capital and lottet dttorrodpurtuonltollUSC IK M Il . . . _ ............ 21.7*0 I. W ILLIAM A BARWICK. PRESIOENT/CEO. ol Iho above named bank da hereby declare that thlt Report of Condition It true and correct to the bail of my knowledge end belief. /t/ William A Berwick January 14. IN4 We. lha undtrtlgnad dkectori. attott to tha carrectnau at thlt •latomant of reteurcet and Itabilittot We declare mat If hat boon •remlned by ut. and to the betI of our know todge and boltof hot boon prepared In conformance with the mttrucfiont and It true and correct Director! /t/JemeiR Dycut /»/ Stanley M Sondefur Ra |m P u b lic: J»nu «ry 17. I9t4 OEN tit r MOW THEREFO R E, notice It haroby given to Iho told Kan noth L Barker and all partiet having ar Claiming to have any right, title, or imereti In the property deter-bed above, to appear before the Board ol County Commlttlonort ot Semi nolo County. Florida at I M P M . at Hi regular hearing an the tth day of March. t«M. al the Saminola County Service! Bu-ld-ng Room ION tMt Celt Flrtt Street. Sanlord Florida to mow cauta. It any. why tuch ttructuro! mould no* ee domot ittved and cleared tram -he property and the corrective ac tton ot abatement tpecllied in tha Netke of Publk Nuitanca mould not bo taken WITNESS my hand and tool •hit llth day of January. 1*04 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark to Iho Board Of County Cemmutienen of Seminole County. Florida BY Cary ton Cohan Deputy Clark Publlth January JO. V A Fob ruary ). to. I**4 O EN i n S E TTL E M E N T NOTICE Notico it hereby given mot Seminole County hat entered Into o eetttoment with Mark A. Wtlllamt rotating la iQttot tut •alnod at o rotuit of o property damage claim attuning an « / t l/ * l. In the ojpaunf ot ue.eei jo Ovtk.ti are on file in ! the Semmoto County Employee Relation* Dtportm onlf tM I Eott Second Street sanlord Florida 22771 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GERMAN ROMERO E tr ptoyee Relation! Director PuMItfi January 17. I*»i OEN m IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File No. M -U CP IN R E ESTA TE OF SUSANS ARCHER. Deceeied NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho odmlnltlrolion al Iho Elloto ol SUSAN S ARCHER, d o c o a to d . F ile N u m b e r *4 IS CP. It ponding In Iho Circuit Court tor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probata Dirt Hon. the addrott of which It P.O Drawer C. Sanlord. FL D m . The noma* and eddreiaet of the pertonel repreeoMetlvo and tha p e rs o n a l ro p ro tontaltvg’t attorney are tot N O T IC I FOR MEARINOON OECLARED PUBLIC NUISANCE IN RE LOT | BLK A A B STEVENS AOO TO MIDWAY PB 1 PC M PuMk Record! ot Seminole County. FL. pretontly I mown at being I owned by Ruth William* and all part-** having ar claiming to have any right, till* or tntorett In th* property deter ibod above WHE R EA j Ih* BoorU Jl County Commlttwnort at Sami noto County, did on th* llth day Ot January. I*04 Imd and de Cored a structure located m Seminole County, to b* untato u n ta n llo r y . and a public rtvttenc*. that tha owner of the property (according to tho prop orfy record! m tha Semmoto County appraiser ! Ottkol on which the ttructuro It located it Ruth Williams at nog Crawford Drive. Sanlord p l M ill. mat tho publk nutomcb it a retidtn Not ttructuro located at 1M0 Crawford Drive and lurthar described ot tot torth above, and that corrective action it required to abate tho W H E R E A S tht Board *1 County Cemmlttienoft found that tho tallowing cenditkoi conttitutod 0 publk nuitanco I I ) Tho building hat baan tovoroly damaged by th* *i* m o n lt *1 n a tu re duo to abandonment (1) Thor* It Nam and dtbrlt mtid* and outude ot th* building ( )) Thlt condition constitutes a potontlal tiro hat ard; and WHEREAS, mo following cor ractive acttenlt) nacattary to abet* th* publk nvitan:# It: To mg, Nam and dtbrlt tram the NOW TH EREFO R E, nolle* it hereby given to Ih* ta-d Ruth William* and all parttot having or claiming to hove any right, lilt*, or I"le»ell m the property deecribad above, to appear be tort lha Boo'd of Ca^niy Cam mltttorert el Seminow County, F tor tow. at t M P M . al lit regular hearing on lha tth day ol March. t**4. a< Ih* Sominoi* County Sorvkot Budding. Room IBM. 1101 Cat! Flrtt Street. Sanlord. F lor too. to thaw coot*. II any, why such structure! mould net b* domolithod and th* corrective action of abato man! specified In th* Notice of Public Nuisance mould not be WITNESS my hand and teal thlt llth day of January, t**4 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clerk tolha Board ol County Commlttlonort ol Saminola County, Florid* B Y : Coryton Cahan Deputy Clerk Publim Janubry 20. If A Fob ruary 1.10. |**4 DEN II* C ITY OF L A R I MARY, A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ FLORIDA SONS ARE N O TIFIE D TH A T : N O T IC I OF All portent on wham thlt P U ELICHEAR IN O netke It tarred who have oft BX7BNOINO SEWER (•client ihol challenge Iho valid SERVICES Ity ot tho will, the guolllkattont ALONO LAKE MARY of the pertonel representative, BOULEVARD venue, ar |vrltdklton of thlt EAST OF TH E Court are required to llto their RAILROAD TRACKS objections with thlt Court ffOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F by Iho City Commission of f a TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R THE City of Lake Mary. F torIda. that O ATS OF TH E FIRST PUBLI said Commission will hold a CATION OF TM'S NOTICE OR Publk Hearing on February 1. T H IR T Y DAYS A F TE R TH E I**4. al r.oo P M . or at toon D A T E OF SERVICE OF A •hereafter at pottlbto. to con COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON tider attending tower tervlcet TH E M along Lok* Mary Boulevard All creditor* ol Iho decedent aatl of m* railroad Nocks, at a and other portent haring claims port ot Phot* II of th* Lake or demands against decedent's M ary Boulavard Road Im estate an whum a copy of thlt provemont Protect notice It served within throe Th* Publk Hearing will b* months attar tha data of tho flrtt hold In Ih* Commission Cham publication at this notico mutt here. 100 N. Country Club Rood. llto their cUImt tilth thlt Court I L Jie Mary. Th* Publk It In W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F vltod to attond and bt heard II TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R TH E you hove any questions regard D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI Ing this Public Hearing, you CATION OF THIS NOTICE OP may conlocl C.W . Tom by, T H IR T Y DAYS A F TE R ’ HP Public Work* Director. *1 D A T E O F SER V ICE OF A 4BM)4Mtf. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON A TAP ED RECORD OF THIS TH E M M E E TIN G IS MADE BY THE All olho' creditor* of Iho C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V E N decadent and pertom having IENCE. THIS RECORD MAY claimt or dtmondt againtl lha NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE docodmf* estate mutt llto their QUATE RECORD FOR PUR claim* with thlt court W ITHIN POSES OF A F FE A L FROM A TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R THE D ECISIO N M ADE BY TH E D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ITY W ITH RESPECT TO THE CATION OF THIS NOTICE FOREGOING M ATTER ANY A L L CLA IM S. OEM AN O S PERSON WISHING TO EN AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO SURE TH A T AN ADEQUATE F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER RECORD OF THE PROCEED BARRED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR Tho deto ol Iho flrtl public* A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS •ton of fhlt Notice It January If. A D V IS E D TO M A K E TH E I**4 NECESSARY AR RANGE­ Personal Representative M ENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN IRENE GENTESSE EXPENSE JIB Banyan Drive P E R S O N S W IT H D IS ­ •Maitland. FL 227)1 A B I L IT I E S N E E O IN O Attorney lor Personal ASSISTAN CE TO P A R T IC I­ w4pff4tfH4TlWf P A T E IN AN Y OF THESE CHARLES 0. W ILOER. E m . P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D Florida Bor No 10*114 CONTACT TH E C ITY ADA CO Wilder A Cutton O R O IN ATO R A T LE A S T 4* IHVortoHlet Drive. HOURS IN AO VANCE OF THE Suite 100 M E E TIN O AT |4Bf| 224 M>4 PO.BoatagtM C IT T O F LAKE MARY. Maitland. F L Uf*4 (IM FLORIOA 4pf A44 DI4 Carol A Fottor. City Clark Publirn January If A February O ATEO January >4. t**4 J. I*»4 Publim: January >7, l**4 o e n ng DEN I l f NOTICE FOR MEARINOON DECLARED PUBLIC NUISANCE IN RE LOTS 1} 1} >1 « » BLK H SANFORO GROVE PB 4 PC fl D IM STATE ROAD 44 EASTl Publk Records e< Sami not# Cov-iy FL pratanlly l shown at being) owned by Sarah Rvese and all pa,lies having ar claiming to havo any right, tin* ar intorttl m th* property described above W HEREAS, th* Board ot County Commlttlonort *1 Sami not* County d-d on th* llth day ot April. Itel. Imd and declared structure* located in Semmoto County, to be u nta lr. un sanitary, and a public nuitanca. that the owner ot the property ■according to th* property roc orOl m th* Semmoto County Appraiser l Office) on which th* ttructuro* ar* loretod It Sarah Rees* ot D JI Oak Street. Alla men!* Springs. FL llto ). that th* publk nuitanca It con-mer ctel ttructuro* located at 11M Slato Road *4 Eail and lurthar described a* tat forth above and that corrective action It required to abeto th* publk nuitanco. and W H ER EAS, the Beard ol County Commissioner 1 found that the tallowing conditions conttitutod a publk nuitanca III Th* buildings have Pawn severeIy damaged by the eto m a n lt #1 n a tu re due ta abandonment ill There it tram and debris mud* and outside th* buildings 11) This condition cant*itutot a potential tire her ard. and WHEREAS th* toitowing car roctiv* actionltl necessary to abato tn* puM-c nuisance It To damolim and remove th* build Ingt. tram and dabrlt from th* property NOW THEREFORE, none* it h*i*by given to lha told Sarah Raws* and all parties having or claiming to hart any right till*. Cr Intofts! m th* property do tcrlbod above, to appear baler* th* Joard at County Commit tloneri of Semin*)* County. Florida at I M P M . at Itt regular hear mg an th* Dnd day of February. i*»4. at th* Semi noto County Serveet Building Room 1071 1101 Eott F lrtl Street. Sanlord F tor <do. to mow cause. It any. why such ttruc lures mould not be demolished and doored tram tho property and *h* corrective acton *4 abatement tpecllied In th* Netic* *1 Public Nuitanco should not b* tat on WITNESS my hand and tool this Dthooyrf January, lots (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE . Ctork to th* Board of County Commissioners of Semmoto County. F tor Ida BY Cary ton Cohan Deputy Ctork Publim January ]b. If A Fab ruary J. tC. IW4 OEN ID NOTICE FOR MEARINOON DECLARED PUELIC NUISANCE IN RE. LOT 2S BLK 0 A B STEVENS AOO TO MIDWAY PB f PC » Publk Rtcerdt ol Semmoto County. FL. pretontly (shown at being) owned by Whlltoy Davit Sr Llto Et'ato Turner Davit and W Davit Jr and all parlies having or claim ing to have any right, nil* or Interest in Ih* property de scribed above W H ER EA S . Ihe Board of Cosmty Commltttontrt of Sami noto County, did m th# llth day ol January it**. find and dc dared a structure located m Seminole County, to be untale, unsa n ita ry and a public nuitanca, that the owners ot th* property (according to Ih* prep orfy records In th* Semmoto County Appraitar1* Office) on which th* ttructuro it located ar* Whltloy Davit Sr Lila Bttato. Turner Davit, and w Davit Jr ot (OS El Rancho Drive. Fort Pierce. FL 1)4M. that th* public nuitanca It a residential itructur* located at DOt Britton Avenue and lurthar datcrlbad at tat lorth above, and that corrective action It required to abate th* public nuisance, and W HEREAS. Ih* Board of County CommitHonert found that th* tel lowing conditions conttitutod a publk nuitanca I I ) Th* building hot boon tovoroly damaged by th* ok m o n lt o l n a tu re duo to abandonment ( )) Th*r* it tram and dtbrlt Inside and outside ol th* building (2) Thlt condition contlitutot o potontlal t r* hat WHEREAS. Ih* following car roctiv* octlonli) necessary so abato th* publk nuitanca it Ta damolim and remove th* build Ing. abandoned motor vehicle tram and dtbrlt tram Ih* prop orfy NOW T H E R E F O R E , nofk* it hereby given to th* told Whltloy Davit Sr Lit* Et'afa. Turner Davit, and W. Davit Jr and all parttot having or claiming to have any right, title, or Interest In th* property dotenbod above, to appear before the Board ol County Commit*toners of Semi noto County. Florida. *1 I M P M . at Its regular hearing on th* Fth day ot March. IW4. at th# Semmoto County Sarv-cat Building. Room ION. 1141 East First Street. Sanlord. Florida, to mow cauta. 'f any. why tuch ttructuro* mould not be demoi Ished and cleared from th* property and tho corrective ac lion ot abatement tpecllied in the Notice of PuMk Nuisance mould not be token WITNESS my tsand and wal thlt llth day ot January. tt»4 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Ctork to Ih* Board of County Commissioners ot Seminal* County. Florida B Y: Coryton Cafwn Deputy Ctork Publish January » . If A Feb ruary J. 10. t«*4 O EN in NOTICE OF SALE Nofka It hereby given that pursuant to a Summary Judg mant of Foreclosure. I will tall th# lottowing drier-bed properly located in Saminato County. Florida LOT 10. BLOCK B. LONG WOOO NORTH ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I*. PAGE » . PUBLIC KEC O R O S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA at puMk tala, to th* highest bidder tor cam. at tha watt front door ol th* Saminola County Courthouse. Sanlord Florida. It M A M on February 7). 10*4 Amorkons With D-taMItfwt Act (A D A ) Nolle* In ac cordance with th* Americans with Dttabiiiltot Act. par sons with a disability who n**d a special accommodation to par tlclpat* In thlt proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al Ml North Part Avanua. Suit* N Ml. Sanlord Florida M m at toast five days prior to th* proceeding Telephone (40!) MJ 41M Esi 4777. i w t u i n i (TO O ) or I *00 tU IffS (V I. Via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand and Seal ot *hlt Court an January 74 1*04 ISael) M A R YAN N E MORSE C LE R K C IR C U ITC O U R T By Jan* E Jasank Deputy C tort PuMith January >! A February 1 lf*4 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322*2611 831*9993 CLASSIFIED OEPT. HOURS •rOOAJL-fcXPJL MONDAYBvu FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 ccrttdcuftv* tlm o i------------- 971B Him 7 oonBBCUttvB ttrRBB--------------T0 e a Bn* 3 c t v m k u Ovb ttrn*«--------------9lE » #f* IB M # --------------------------------------------- 11.11B ln# R 4 bb ar# p#r tssu#, b n # d on 3 Nn#t • 3 Un*# Minimum NOW ACCEPTNG Schedvieq may rckala HoraU Adsqrbaor to ft# coef Of on addborto day , Cancat whan ycu gal mount Pay or*y lor days you! ad runt al rat* earned Ut* k J daecryon tor faatotl moctot Copy n u t! to*ow accefftaU* rypo g n p H a E term ■Commercial bwquancy rata* are avaaabto -U T Legal Notices DEADLINES Tuaaday #»u FnJay 17 Noon Th# Day Bator* Putbctoson Sunday And Monday 1 1 0 P M Today A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D O S : In Ih# rro n t of an error In an ad, tha Sanford Haraid wfN b* raaponoibfa for Ih* flrtl InoorDon only and only to lha aslant of Ih# cool ol that Inaartton. Pleaa* chock yo u r ad for accuracy tha flrtl day H n m i. I 21 — Personals ADOPTIONS fiv e mad-cel car*, frontpor •afion counseling private doctor pi us living espenses Bar r l l M I ) Ctoarwator Attorney joR aPrkkar 1M f t I M d K E N J O 2 A B U L U N O I end or J IM NO P P Ptoata coniaci R -chard Hook tnt 177 7*4* OEN I I ) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUITG F FLORIDA IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO I I I N I CA 14 K KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plemtlft. vs S T E V E N J V A O A L A and LEIGH ANN VAOALA *1*1 . Dttondenit NOTICE OF FORECLOSUBE SALE None* It hereby given that pursuant t* that Fmat Judgment of Foractotur* dated January I*. t**4. and antorad In civil cat* number » ) 1001 CA It K. ol •ho Circuit Court ot -h* llth Judicial Circuit In m d tor Sami noto County Florid* »♦>***>" KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. It P la ln tltl and S T E V E N J V A O A L A . L E IG H A N N VAUALA. ar* Datondan'ltl. I will tall to the highest and bast bidder ter cam at th* watt Iron! door ot th* Saminola County courthouse In Sanford. Florida Saminai* County. Florid*, at It 00 A M on February If. toot, •h* tottowmg described preparty at tat lorth In taid Final Judgment, town Lai to. O B « A RUN. Unit I0A. according to th* plat 'hereof, recorded tn Flat Book J* Paget 2' and M. at Ih# PuMk Records ot Semmoto County. Florida Datod January 14. I**4 MARYANNE MORSE Ctork Ol Circuit Court Br J ana E Jasaw c Deputy Clerk Publish January 17 A February 1. It*4 DEN 114 IN TH E c i r c u i t c o u a r OF TH E IITM JU D IC IA L C ta C U IT O F FLO B IO A IN AND FOA S EM IN O LE C O U N TY O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO t l i m C A 14 K SCO M O R TG AG E CO R P O R ATIO N Pie-nfirt. VS PAUL D D E H A V E N and J U L IA A D E H A V E N , o t o l. Ootandont* N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N o tk t It haroby given that pursuant to that Fmel Judgment ot Foroctotur* datod January I*. IW4. and entered In civil case number V) 7111 C A 14 K. ot th* Circuit Court ot th* llth Judicial Circuit in and tor Sami noto County. Florida, where in SCG M O R TG A G E CO RPO RA TtO N it PiamtiH and P AU L OEM AVEN J U L IA O DE H A V E N , are Detondantitl. • will tall to Ih* tughetl and bet! b-ddar tor cam *1 th* watt front door ot th* Semmoto County courthouse m Sanlord. Florida. Sammoia County. Florida at It 00 A M on February If. !***th* tallowing described property a t tat lorth in said F in a l Judgment, to wit Lot tr. Block K. FOXM OOR U N IT 2. according to th* plat tharaot at record*# to *l*t flioaw 71. Pages 2# and 21. Public Record* ot taminoto County. Florida Dated January >4. ttes M A R Y A N N F MORSE Ctork ot Circuit Court By Jan* E Jakawk Deputy Ctork Publim January If A February 2. t**4 D E N IIS - - 23— Lost & Found a t O U N O l A t l i l s » I N (. SanfordCall 1*1 tseeto deter lb*___________________ LOST PASSPORT o' / h*3 /’ Chao No 7Y1S4I issued by PRC consul#*# in Houston ,t declared ,o d l o s t s m a l l w h i t e F E M A L E M A L T E S E In vkinrfy of '0*h A E Im 27M X I 27— Nur$«ry & Child Care C NIL DC ARC in H horn* CNffttf** ftfmot M 1 f IQnmt R p m B H iP i n ! F U L L T IM C 1<*4 f f t , A lt tr tc h o o ltrt |)0 •• Lunch, 1 wiecM# I P A C ll AVAIL A m r A^fs < •*<* *9 to* Ut I N r M Met i Movv# IN U N 3 1 -P riv a te Instruction! DRUMS. KEYBOARD. PIANO LESSONS Beginner geilar an# bats Dagread instructor with 1 years toechmg arpari en<t All stylet and tovelt First lessen tr** Kyi* 1)4 4411 41— Cemetery Lots 2 LOTS O atlaw r M*mo«i*i Part > tor th* price ot II H.tOOCaim* 771 StW 55— Business Opportunities N IG H T C L U B S and Liquor ikaeset. V#|>. PWh -W (l '< nonet Can owner toMtEa/o* 59— Financial Services STOP FORECLOSURE! I C«n h«lp 91% su c c tn I a i i t M ftrt « f MA I H I until «PM Molin' Cleaning Service Lawn Service FLORIDA STATE REOUIRES all contractor* be registered or cortlltod To verily 0 tUto contractors llcont* coll I M0 14} 7*4# Occupational License* art reqUrod by th# county and can be verified by calling221 IIM art 70)2 W ILL DO hautactoa-sing lor realtors. bu-Ktorv dometl-cs Halt and raatonabto 2710/0# TOM A JE T F l LAWN CARCI Rat /Comm . dependable tow ratotl Froootl DO ten Additions & Remodeling RES/COMM Vinyl Siding . Alum Framing. O ryw all. Ouort Rooting. Cmcrtl* 1)1 a i l S O. Belud. C BCIltM t Air Duct Cleaning AIR DUCT CLEANINO gutter cleaning/tertemng. chimney sweep lntu-td Young's Sorv lie. Ik #*10004M 12) M il or le t **t) M asonry Concrete C A P TA IN C O N C R E TE . W*yhr Baal. I Man Quality Opera i» t M i# im ji* j* * i_ _ _ _ Electrical M A S TER ~~ E L E C T R IC IA N . Rtpalr addil-on. comm'res Lk/l-st lEROCW 1*1)71 44M Flooring Plum bing A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER L ta k y faucaftT Running, toitoftf 170 could solve your’ problem Water healers. 74 hr? tarvlc# *04 1)7 711) Firewood/Fuel FIREWOOD SPLIT OAK Tree Sarvica and Hauling Fra* a jflm o to tg lO lfl^ Automotivi Home Improvement AFFORDABLE Mam* Repair. Dependable All phases Coll for tree et I M khaellTl MO* CARPENTER All kinds of homo repairs, pawning A ceramic lito R k h a r d G r o ttn iJ jn (tarpel Cleaning C A R P E T C L E A N IN O « Rooms 17* t l Steam cleaned or dry team Guaranteed towetl prices 4071** W l SAM'S CAR P ET C LEAN IN O plus ball on# strip I leers Residential commercial >4 hr* >24 1141. beeper *44 0S4I Cleaning Service A TO U C H ABO VE Ctoan.ng service L lc 'la t Quality cleasing allftbotf 271 #*W HOUSE C LEA N IN O . rollaM*. and reasonable rales Refs Bonded'Lk/ln* t i t O tV N O U S C C L F A N I N C Q u a lity work, hone 11 and rollabto Raft O odM fAM PM "Painting CUSTOM FAIN TIN G by Jeffrey Power Inf /*■!.. Lk d . Ins Freaest-metes 111 O K )." HAR OWOOO F LOOAI NO listlall Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN I ■#12-42022*2 COM PLETE O ETAILIN O *1 your homo Hand warning and waring Jason Genet 224 *Mf Carpentry TWP MASONRY. Brick Stock Stucco. Concroto. Reno,* Iwnt L k /list 111 )*44 AL DOES IT ALL F it II rtghl ol a price you can etlord Lk 'd 'ln t From tlart to llnim Carpentry, plumb Ing. etoclrlcal. and roeI mg tvet » yrt ol erperienc* No |ob too Mg or small Call iff f U l ar >24 UM It brt. R/7E-IVAV ..... W o rk For Y o u Cull Llaninnl Sw im m ing Pool Service/R<epair W E EK LY SERVICE from t4S mo Cham Rif* Pool Sar n<* HO t t t t Robert Shoe-*.,, EC H O LI TR E E SVC Lk L Ins "Lof Ih# Proletttonelt do it " 5 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 . t^ o m e R e p a i r s roofs, pool d te k t. walks houses Fraaat). 271 4177 PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN Roots, pool decks, etc Quotot by phone Call 274 4tal Tree Service W l SH C JW U P 'Lot T h lt Ulapldjr Pressure Cleaning w in R n r c iir ^ iir iie J ir ~~ M A R I N O N om a R e p a i r . spaclallllng In small lobt CRCM40/*Free etl m i l l ) Janitorial Services KITZCLCMIMITOAIJU. Cammorctol/Rotld. 211 #211 Free estimate*__ j j j yjj* LARRY'S LAWN AND TREE F R E E E S TIM A TE S 2)2 >441 Window Repair and Cleaning STRICTLY WINDOWS Butm*^ A Residential window ter** cleaning Free est n a m s MflNOON 1 SCREEN REPAIR a im im Advert i se Your Husiness Every Day F o r As L o w As $ 4 5 P e r M o n t h . Cal l C l a s s i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. January 27. 1994 S 9 -F in a n d a l S e r v ic e s ____ _ 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d tip. iRdmtrial TM ES PREPARED T li from I7t up m m t if f (1— Money t o T e n d ' KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONET! All row n m l it four nil* j Mk Diamond tar appointment Sowir.f M Khint 0 ponton Man thru Tbwrt. O't h» work doyt Pd holiday and veca bon Apply ol San Del. 1140 Old Lk Mary Hd Sanlord LABORERS N EED EO allied and wntkiltad Potlhont oeoil aAta Doyt Call befwoon 11 SPRINT IT A F F IN O .ll* Wit w a rn *________ M - M o rl gages Bought ft Sold W A N TE D 14 000 H I Mlg on tlh ewne, occup.*d blk homo 10% ml 30 »r 4 104 St3 lll| ~71— Help Wanted m EMPLOYMENT LAM INATORS RANTED Eipononco In tool buildmg Hiring immodtoN'y Appry al I4 H Poipnor Place m i l d L I V I I N N A N N T . Non im o kln o .'’M rt Doublliro ' porkonolity. lo COit lor I whoa! ago children Trentpor lotion and Rol t required Oviedo coll Orel Ike 0401 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Needed tor d.tlrrtwd proper tyl Sanlord F/T. Sand ro vanot to *11 Secret Harbor Lane, Lake Mary, FL M IN 323-5176 mw ism si ADD TO TOUa INCOME S IL L AVON NOW! CALL m 4 I » or m Ml* AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds lito M i n i Wo ro wall ml* our > 0 On ado ol training successful agon11 No I.cense* Wa il help! WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS HUM AOENTS A V O N 'Earn to SOX No doer t o r PT/FT Intur encoavaliable Var-di til IIP) MAINTENANCE PERSON General maintenance and repair u n it tor child taro contart Mechanical u n it a plot Ideal tar ret.ree U 14 hourly da pend-ng upon Uillt and erpe rianca CeH M l 0415 between _________1AM 1PM MEDICAL HELP LPN II PM I A M and 1 AM 1 PM Part lime Apply m per ton Lake*rear Hurting Canter, tit Eatt ltd Street. Santa,* AGENTS O f LIFE i HEALTH Wo II giro you toll training and salary ptut a book ol e a lt t la g c l l t n l t iF u ll b i m l l l l l C a l l l or appointment I M l 477 I 'l l NEED EXTRA MONEY WE NEED YOU! MITO MECHANIC C a p . ASE toMiliad But* I t * r ' Good par goodbonol.lt Immad.alo Pot.lion M l soap__ SRTSITTER W ANTED F/T da, 4 ft old Light hdvterrort. tnrghltMeoHMr mtg ‘.B Y tITTC R to (a rt tor ) rear aid g in in my longaood hom o I 10PM a 10PM Tuesday F'ldar Ptrmanani ibanLUSM HIT_________ DELIVER THE SOUTHERN BELL "REAL YELLOW PACES” IN TOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY Man Woman Rttirtot Student I Full or Part Tima Appii cantt mutt ba I I yoart old or older ha re an Intured avta or truck and ba available 4 or mtaa darirghi houri par day CLERICAL Eng.naormg tirm w r it quell (ltd aapanancod clerical Barton Dot.red itpobilitiot . ihc’ ud* T rp.ng ability. to T WPM or bottor dictation and C/har ob-ct - n pnonl T rp Ing data antry tot! all) ba admimttarad * Sand rotwma to P O Sai not Sanford T i m n ION ____________ | 0 | _________ CNAS For M l Iimo I t ; and 111 tbitl Muttbocorbfiod CALL NOW TORESERVE YOUR AREA •of not**' 0 10am 4 00pm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 00 NOT CALL THE PHONE COMPANVI D O A .IN C I O E _____ PLUMBER Ser nee backgroemd S reart minimum tap Good driving rocord Valid F L O L W IItt PRESS OPERATOR Itak r:s ; .u.ur E tpenencvd only benalitt Tfu Oimantiont LPN For part lim a) II thill Printing_____________l i t oat 1 A< (apl.ng appIKatiant Monday Friday. 0 4 D rta ry Manor M N it 01. Do Bary d l t t t a t h CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Good pay. tlaady ro rl Will train *04 T il lAHIvmtq COUNTER PERSON Wereplian.it (angviy, input Mutt hare tnoaiadgi at print ng and total Tfu Dimensions Printing_____________MO OBOE OATCARETEACHER Pro K A 1 yr otdt Perm petition HRS Cart, or willing •o go to school It you lit# kidt A contusion, (all mo 111 1430 DENTAL ASSISTANT E r per .anted with expanded dutiot needed lor butr mutfl d w>pl.nary otic* Strong ro ttartiro and turgicol tkillt 0 mutt Salary commonturalo ailh orpononcr Aroilablo Jon 10Call 104 Its 4XM DIETARY COOK Full lima Nutting homo porlonco halp'ul Apply in per ton Lekevi** N u n ln g Cantor, t i t l a t l Jnd Stroot. Sanlord OIRECTOR For otlabiitbad ctuidcaro con •or EPucalion and trporwnco moarly ch.idhoodraguirtd _______ Coll i n to ll_________ DRILL OPERATORS, QC INSPECTORS, ETCHERS AND PLATERS W ln tor S p rln g t com pany teott Indl/ldvelt or'th pro .tout production oipontnco 1 Ihlttt oyollobto Mon Tbwrt i 10PM 4AM. Frl. Sal. Sun 4AM 4 10PM or 4 10P M 4AM SI SO/hr Permanent positions Never a Not Help Pertoanel, 4104100 DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARR IER S. Tavarot. FI. a well otlabiitbad and grow mg Conlral Florida bated company oiler t you o Semi Annual Pay Increetet OSlopOttPay • Unloading Pay o Vacation Pay • Safety Bonut • spouta Rid mg Program • Arorago Trips 7 Days 0 Lata Model Conventional Tree tort It you hero 1 yoart tractor trailer, O TR and mow and let experience piwt o good drirlng record, call • 000 OM « S « PRODUCTION NORRERS Etlobiithod p*or.labio 11 yr Ota oaord tt.nn.ng company and In d u t t r y loader in advanced technology (-aids It v tpending than workforce P ro duction tvsrkort ore needed tor oil 10 and II hour th lttk . in c lu d in g 1 day •ooktnd khittt. dayt and rughlt Eacaltant ttaga and bonatllt program Apply In par ton Continental C.rcu.lt Inc HtO haita A v o . Winter Sprmgt be'neen the lau>t al kam and Noon or ipmtaopm « c u tin d fT ia R Needed tar lull time pot.Iron M u d be a b le lo a o rk weekend! Qualified con didattt will have 1 yoart tacurlty or related etperl once a valid drlvert licente and ctatt O guard license Flrt* aid and CPR training a plut Drug screening Retpend toi H EATH R O W PATROL. IM Heefhrew Bled . Hoethrew F L n r * Equal Op port unity EmptayorM/F/V/Q TEACHERS Mutt have earned *4 hrt toward a COA or equivalent, or bachelor! degree in early childhood 111 1001 TEACHERS AIDE Full and part lime Chita care etpevtonto required 177 »0S TELEMARKETERS Longaood. pari I me Monday thru Friday. tAM It noon and SPM tPM . Saturday. 1PM *PM IS SOpar tatr p'ut bonut and commltttan Permanent positions' Ne*vr a tee I Help Porta— #I, W *1W WANTED M ATURE par ton to babyIII In my homo In Ganava oryowrt Doyt SMITH Nufftowsd/Doci Norktn UptaSIl AS'hr (will train) 401 W0B4B4__________ *m too WAREHOUSE ANDO ENER AL LAROR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonut tor dritert All thlftt available Daily pay. no lae Report ready to work S Mam Induttrial Labor SvC . 1011 French Ay No phono cailt 93— Room s for Rent A O U IE T, clean rm kitchen phone, laundry Apt t avail «bta*iko U S B tip l i t oltl C LEA N FU R N IS H E O ROOM W/klt avail U S w V t M sac . Downtown 373 30A4 Come In from (Tfie CoCd 'Warm Zip In (Paradise! KITIN’ CAKI.YI.lv* b> tarry Wriuhl »3— Room s for Rent CLEAN ROOMS ting to itortmg |31/«yk K itc h e n , ph on e, laundry, video garnet oil tlreel parking 1M 4411______ _ DAD will khare 1 bdrm homo in etchanga tor help with care tor two daughter». 10 and IS Idaal tor tmgla mom or older woman W m t ____________ N EW LY RENOVATED, private entrance peddle Ian In your room, your own heal centroi refrigerator, microwave and color TV Oil tlreel perking and m ad ter vice Convenient location Tlw batl in town J21I00* _ PROFESSIONAL All rental and real estate adverbtemenls are tubiect to the Federel Fair Housing Act. which makes It Illegal to odverhta any prelerence. Iim Italian or discrim ination batad on race, rotor, religion, tea handicap, familial status or national oru All ublibat in eluded Private backyard SMS month m 1151orJ14 MM O U I E T Neighborhood. i > « shadvd ills mo »I00 damage WO m l*a*PU tor Lloyd SANFORD large 1 bdrm . complete privacy! 5100 per week plus IXO security Call n i m i E F F IC IE N C Y 99—A p a r t m e n t s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t LA R G E l ' l SIS Grtrewood Gcovevww Village, ter porch l i a r p.net »'1S mo I T I I I NEW Sanlord o*hcet end or warehouses 4001.*00 tq H L IK E NEW . 1/}. lam rm. screened perch 1 car garage Available Feb MTS'mo Call SANFORO Oft-,# spare 5400 sq It building total ijoo tq II par oltica aeul O l W04 Ooi i l l I'tS o r t ' J S ANFO R D 1 bdrm. ]i| beta lakebonl house MW me ____B l TOM SANFO R D GOLOSBORO R EN TTO O W N I bdrm new kitchen air I I 000 down Siao mo tat *!t* SANFO R O 111 Cow ,!., Club Or 1 bdrm. I beta (ant H A Fenced yard. M l! mo H I 8 » 4 Stenstrom Rentals CASSELBERRY U p tre 'e tingle ttory, p a b e ap artm an tt I bedroom s Ideal tor individual o ' coupto _________ 4H 4TH _________ CO NVENIENT AN0SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GAROENS APTS til m e CO NVENIENT A S A F I. I A I t j r t mo plutdep I yr taato M l *10* CONVENIENT TO downtown } bdrm 1 beta tmgio ktory quiet, w d hook up S41S mo ___________ P I 3307__________ LEASE FOR LESS! One Bedroom Aperlmontt tiet DEAL AAottwood Aplt t V ttl* HAPPY NEW TEAR! MARINER'S VILLAGE l4A» A44 I bdrm UACmo ; bdFm I4t0mo*ndwp 3231(70 MOVE IN SPECIAL! IBdrm./l Beta i l l *e>t S H EN AN D O AH A P A R TM E N TS PAR K AVE I M rm veil lull kitchen, remodeled Large roomt o" but I me I 11*5 E F F I C I E N C Y A P T kitchen tutly remodeled spec .out k ilt r e n ta l r e s u lts O U I E T l / I N tpwrknwta. T IM Park. Adult comm *411 mo and tac dec. Water. Ira th Inc I Barb Mon F rl 17? 1441 S A N FO R O Near I A 1 bedroom I beta 11*1 per month l i l t tacurlty Coll P I U I0 _________ T W O B IO R O O M . E ttra largo and clean Good area, ctota to but and Pinecrett School UaCmpov Slll.wk m rn a I BDR M . W O mo plut I mo tac 4 BDRM .Sato mo plut I mo to< Call 111 *tal_________ I BORM . Rv r m . k it, both porch IIS A I lf French Ave tits 'm o tlOO tec 41* akll I BEDRO O M A P A R TM E N T S P E C IA L 11*0 a month move tnCalt Jerry. P I 4*10________ I BED RO O M SI'S month plus SITS tacurlty depotii and • SANFORO 1/1 duptaa a Ihr •ng rm and dm Wether hook up 1111/mo. 1150 sac • S A N F O R O 1/1 * den carport * d hook ups .erg# yardS4*k mo saXsac • SHADOW LAK E W OOD! 1/1 S w dbi# car garage lp>c well A septic 1*00 mo 1100 sec • HIDOEN LAKE 1/1 condo a tmgl* garage C H A. poo* p»iv Ctaen'15*5 mo 1550 tac • ST JOHNS R IVER V I w g*'*g* hardwood boors boat Slip V a w 1t*0Q m o5*00 sac • S A N F O R O 1/1 apt CH A pet* ctoenlaOO ma S100 sac • SAN FO R D V I a family rm. patio CHA. new carpal Clean S5*S me 1150 tec No pelt Itamlrowa Really, lac. "We Menage ygor Heme. IWe H was our aww '* laws Doyle m - t m Altoe 1PM; m l**5 W AS H IN G TO N OAKS iJ-t Scon Or V I 1/1 Rers and dap SAal mo i m t t t t n v ________ 1 BORM UVJ p t., saoo s e c u r i t y deposit and rotoroncos__________ 133 11*1 l b e d r o o m c .'ir a i air. wail to wall carpal. 1435 plus toe Hall Really W S IM I I 1 BORM tall mo plus t m soc dap Relevances Call 133 *«*! da yt 131 m lr i g h lt 1 BORM ] BAT H C m! H ' A 101 Ha y s Dri ve. S anlord 1115 mo 1156 ter l b a a 134 e*os SANFORD. > bdrm.. carport, security system lull kit . 114*11# __ 0<KOunledi4IS SANFORD DUFLEX. I bdrm . l i b month 1100 deposit Call altar S eOl S'4 0044 ____ ____ SMALL APT A C and appii ernes Ideal lor tmgio LIFO ^ a lu s d a p o tilin jll^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 0 7 -M o b ile Homes / Rent 114— Warehouse Space / Rent NEAR O STC Lil (mall houte lurnlthed Senior ditcownt. rent nogoliabta 111 1J41 103— H ou ses U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t ALTAM ONTE 1/1 1 cer gerage Very nlcel 1750/monta CASSELBERRY 1/1 Fam rm near park USO'monta ___11* 4111 _______ CLEAN 1 BORM Fam m A/C. carport, work rm . nice yard nope'* SalSlP 10*4 HUD HOMES. Law L*w dawn I Why rent? The Hilliman Group P I R I P _________ Realtor LAKE M ART. Nice 1 bdrm. I'y beta, cent H/A. fenced yard, clean Lake Ma*y school! SkOPplusiec 104 4«* 11*0 LAKE MARY A R E A No pelt 1 bdrm. lit bath tanced yard. Cent H/ASSOO/mo 11' 15*0 LA KE MARY 1 bdrm. 1 beta mob.le home Itt R last month 1150 mo 111 IU4 733 Seaet Harbor Ln. • Lake Mary 3 2 I -7 3 0 3 H O U R S' M - r . O - S i l O • Sat. 1 0 -5 • S u n . Clobect 141— Homes for Sal* lU O A IilR l f MOV! SfHIllKf PN0F*t»» t FHA OR VA AS LOW AS S\ ANQ s and owner financing as to* as 5400 mo* Gov't Fora closures. Repos' Seminole Orange VolutM Seatord lest Nun 11 tee daww • Over l/J acre! V I . be. dm. lam rm SataMi'e d sn IA4W0 oRmaveled Vita Newor roof carpel, paint, garage, ter porch 15* 100 O R E L O C A TIN G 1 V ita brKk. scr porch, tanced yd 541 500 • FORO THUNDERBIRD. It44 All O’ iglrtftil tomt worfc t U f i O BO m O l* SANFORD POOL HOME 117— Sporting Goods BUSY SANFORD AVE . 3000 sq b bldg . tor state or olbce space 14*1/mo i n ISO* •Filondiy, On-Sift Dtpondiblt tn d il Menigomonl . Attic Sloregt. Privit* P e tlo lU o ril Sanford Court Apartments 3301S. Sanford Ave.‘ Sanford .3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 in c 151— Investment Proper ty /S a le BATEMAN REALTY ESTATE SALE I Story black building 14*0 squere tool Zoned GC1 No roaeenebie aHgr refuted 321-075) ......... 321-2257 1S3— AcreageLots/Sal e __ DELANO S acres. I mu# ob I a •ill 5* Horses Ok. A I toning UlOOO 10% down, 10% ini 10 yrs Leesburg *04 MS 5«IT DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES ld**l tor mebita hgn-e cr homo site, h artat. cam * farming, or nursery Zoned agricultural U.taO par acre Smell dawn payment with pwner bnentlng *»*»*• I *31 Assume No OaMkalyl Immacu lata l ' l . dining, family rm . I car garage 14*1 P IT l S5A 500 Markham Wdt arga 4/7. 1 l* acres Pasture liable 1105 000 333 04/I I LOTS. M e 13* F t. OMh T cleared w/raed access IPlnecretl areal Call H I 14M LK Mary tvatam bwrttt a v i . pool n o i wo • V ] , Over I acre 1131 too • 4/1.1 4acres pool tpa Sill WO OWNER FINANCINO t acre estate, or I acre estate both over 4 000 tq II 4/A pool, lakebonl w'Peck. Slav wo »•/-.< M i >•. I a < >r a r ia VSNTURS I P R O P tR TIFS J 2 I -I/O ta 11 2 VJ f n u t SI S .a iiliin l 323-5774 DEBARY Latelronl 1/1. ten bet H/A. plus eebasl Me.000 __w. MaiiciawskL tn-nn EXCHANOE OR S ELL your properly located anywhere 1 laveitars Ready. 11*1*11 FOR SALE BY OWNER, large 14 Br. > Ba Cent H/A Fenced yerd. Freshly remodeled Close lo good libdord schools Asking tsf.foo tarms avaltabta i l l UUdayk.lllOiSlavas 0 ^ ^ 2 i USi YOUR TM RETUIN S I STENSTRO M VETERANS! • Sinoli Story Dttlan • No On* Bolow or Above • Enorgy • Efficient Studio. 1 ( 2 Bedroom AffordibM Apartnwnts Estate, 322 74 )1 a l new I bdrm. 1 beta Pasture and weeds No qwenlying 145 000 Alta I I ACRES ad laming Irrigation, pet'urg REALTY, I NC. BETTER T H A N THE A V E R A G E BEAR! numb# Re •« ACRES w/ DOUBLEWIDE LO N O W O O D /LA K E M A R Y FOR DOYVNfAYMEHT Mid site storage warehouses, too*00 1too tq II Free rent BANK FORECLOSURE VI w/t}mo toes# IromSUI me with 1 car garag* Bull! m ___________ 111 0531________ in* Likg new. large yard! SECURITY WARE'h OUSE 4*A 14* WO and Old Lake Mary Blvd •1 150 1 000 tq It ol PINECREST 4/1. loads-ol I. (/warehouse •Finished room! ol Apl mother In law bee space else eveilebto quer tar* Almost 1000 sq II KapkateRtolTy. l-k l* ln o Only S54 000 W ANTING lo cent I 500 1 OOO tq Ctil tar details! II. must have parking Open lo ail oilers 111 51*4or 13! 4155 Jintt Miitsfitld. 323-7271 AA Carnet, lac., in -in * LAKE MARY V l Largo yard 115— Industrial EXCELLEN T caadibact. eree. and schaalil 1104 WO Rentals VENTURE I PKOPERTIES OF FICE/wereheute space 1X0 Allan * Dawn Jehntan m T ill Sq II Prim e location al entrance to Central Fla Re glonal Airport 40'IJI *401 SANFORD 10051 1011 ] phase sprinklers S3 sq H Staiatlrom Really lac. Jim Deyta 131 1410 117— Commercial Rentals •HIGHWAY II* ] Its b bon •age ronodGC 7 Classic style btag /ob.ee end Ig detached gerege Owner terms avail 1140 000 • P O O L I R e nova te d 1/1, fireplace, scr porch. S3* WO I rental umttf Good cash bawl J'K dn owner hold! I I 41 000 Commercul rllxe bldg Super spot lor pro Hwy 41* A 414 Paved pars m g'Only S** WO week to* M il _____________ t BDRM. I>s BATN Townnoute Garden Or. Winter Spgt HOC mo » ubl Nopelt le***01 101-Houses ~ Furnished / Rent 1 RORM 1 beta w/d pool tpa lerwut Security K i patio, much mere> ISIS mo n i 1431 LAKE Mery Gouai wee 1 bdrm w , w carpel C 'H 'A eppl Celling Ians, mtnrs kl I 4*0* a eONE AVAILABLE* e 1 bedroom I bath 111 44*4 or ELDER SPRINGS, oil Hwy 43' I. >. 1 Ddrmt l ' l to ISO wk 1100 dep 1X5 *110 or tkl IIP* > B O R M I B A T H , screened porch cent M/A. 1100 per 121— Condominium Rentals HALL REAL I V SISO depotii P«*t accepted Call 1 » Nat or HO 4111 __ Special IH l/ l— . M l >554 10S— DuplexT rlp le i / R ent rotoroncos__________ 111 1141 I BED RO O M . Skiweekly 111— Office Space / Rent 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent .. i ’» Jmo. or I >t.lent St Croix Apartatnts • SR IK M A RTI Brand AM FM ttareo tystom with latsell* player and speakers I3S Call 149— Commercial P rop e rty/Sale NOTICE in m e 230— Antiquc/Classic Cars M ANAGEMENT t R EA L TY _____ «** m m v m « s * i VOLUSIA COUNTY. Deltona, poor. 1 bdrm. 1 beta, split plan now carpel and paint SNOOP__________ e p y tn iCM I BDRM I BATH: Mull see to appreciate, priced to tail no Country Chib C o . Sanlord sa* too By owner 137 I7*J 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent I Tee 113— Television / Radio / Stereo STAIRS PROPERTY FEMAlt pretarrad to there 1 bdrm 1 beta pool spa home VISO plut depotii Can m n t t ________ ROOM w.kitchen privileget ts» wk Airport A Sanlord Av# Call lam till noon M M Bdrm aptt SANFORD U K down, appro a Imeta paymanlt 1415 month } bdrm mt rgfimshed hardwood boors, huge oaks U K avail able tor ctotmg and repair* « Slung *53 500 S3* 1114_______ »**.W0 l i r a bdrm , Ita beta 1.3504 sq H Huge metier I Fam rm w/brgplaca Rg modeled kilchen/bath new carpal, sprinkler, tacurlty tfttam Paddta fans, custom window treatments, quiet cul d t tac Im m ic u la ls l Owner. H I 45*4altar t I IMriinni SK \ IIK H 7 K W X SctuTt> Dcpcsl T4T— H o m e i fo r S a le You Min hot Realize that it s Financially Eaver lot YOU to Buy a Home thin to Rei.t One* So Call Our Full-Time Sales Tea n ANYTIME! 321- 2720 LAKE MARY 322- 2420 SANFORD •Ir Our 3Hh Yoar* SB 1ST— Mobile Homes /S o le CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK lleaa V I tplil. *4 Bay spring Canbal H/A. screen roam S* WO Ms31 V I . U Fairmont Villa Canbal H 'A . wather/dryer. d‘ihwasher, ail atoebta. ta taadral catling, vinyl Hdmg inmgta root, nartaern intuia ban. t i l 000 IU14 V I. •• Liberty Central H/A ka.400 cam 14s4l V I spill. *1 Ptertnn Canbal M/A. ca, port 111 100 C a lln ik lk k o rU I l *«l__ NEW like's. NO DOWN. I*% mtaretl. I4X to. 1131/me. I4X 30. UU/nse MS 5*0*______ 1*3* FREEM ONT. 1 bdrm. 1 beta, cent air. Asking 14.WO Taking attart. cash only Car rlega Cava Mepblta Hama Park 407 131 U57____________ IN I. It ■ tt. 1 Bdrm I Bata, tocatod M park Owner (Inant Ing avail U MO 333 3303 UO— Business For Sole LAWN BUSINESS. Lake Mary area Accounts and tqu'p SI000/mo Income M l 3*01 1(3— Waterfront P ro p e rty/Sale TWO LOTS, side by side. Lake BataaI Etta tot (Naar Stone Island) 114.WO each Owner will finance I31MI0 1(5— Duplex for Sale SANFORO OUPLEX. A 1 can dlban, good neighborhood. U4 WO Call altar S aOI 534 M44 111— Appliances / Furniture A P P L IA N C B II Batl prices. Bast Warranty. Batl Service I Wethers, dryer*, mktawivei We buy eppl lances I Oabrary bool A » tael. 114 H*S APPLIANCES. FURN.. TV’ S. E T C . B U Y -S E L L -T R A O B INS. CHEEPO DEPOT, li lt FRENCH AVE. Ml 11*4 • BABY CRIB, and chosl good condition I No mattress) |IM ________ Call m >4*4________ • CHILDCRAFT CRIB, naodt malt,est ISO Please call __________ 114 5413___________ • E N TE R TA IN M E N T canter. Glass lop doors Eactltonl condition 1M Cental 1343 FOR SALE rtbigar4lar, let and wator in door U M Etocbta stove. Amana. *300 Bata tor VOC___ 110 IIM FO R S A L E I T W IN R ED S complete with Harden "Vin lege" hdbdi Purchased In 11 All linen t electric blankets Inc SMO m * 1M Ivmtg • M IC R O W A V E Kanmera. mad t in digital Looks and works Ilka ntow. Only teO Call H I 1430____________________ RAY’S APPLIANCE a 1HS FRENCH AVE. SANFORO R a l r l g a r a l a r . S lo v a k . Wethers Dryers Free I yr labor warr Del eebalMkvkl • SOFA. Peach/Bluo bowers wlta ottoman and matching pillows Like New 110013105k* • SWIVEL R A TTA N CHAIR. LI. aak tlnish. almand cator. toaia cut Mon Lika new US • WATERRBO. KINO SU E SM U M S J4 • W A TE R R ED . KINO SIZE. Now mattrgst and haator 1100 131 *404 leave massage U1S401 1)70 DEVIllE CADILLAC • BIKE. Sears 17" g.rls Hardly used 1MOBO Call 3M 0343 • BOYS Ik " ROAOM ASTER bike Red with (ra ining wheels In eaceltent condition U l Call 1 3 1 1 333 • OIRLS BIKE. Suitable tor 4 I year dd child Ik" wheels, pink while and green I I I Call MS 4140 __ O O O L F C L U B S and b#g Lad es Fo«« Par Flita clubs. 1 S * I. and I 1 woods Lt blue vinyl bag Call 133 54*4 ___ • SNOW SKIS. MO cm Lemai wlta poles and carrier t i l ober 134 III* _____ • YOUTH GOLF CLUBS and bag by Northwestern Very Clean! 150 33) 5*4* • 53000 OBO All power 173 0154 2 3 1 -C ars Almost Every Car I List It Said By The Tima The Paper Hits The Sheets! Lett O Cars! A Few Trucks and Boatsl JIM Law Down Payment Wilh War rantyl BUY HERE, PAY HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE IIM fantord Ave . Sanford __ N7 111 MM • CAMAHO 71 the good (lu ll custom pa ol USOO OBO or trade 544 5401 or S3* *435__________________ CAPRICE CLASSIC kl. V* Auto 'a COO miles E .c cord* U I H O B O m 731' V I I I OCHEVY CAMARO say* u built Vt. tots of new pertti t* H M l 0154 any time 191-Building M a te r ia l ►CONCRETE C UL V E RT S Ft section Lllenow'550 141 544] • CHRYSLER IM P ER IAL ’31 199— Pots ft Supplies • CO RVETTE. 1131. i t match • A N TIO U E HORSE COLLAR leather with wood homes 550 ____________M l 1 * 0 1 _____ • F R E E l ’l y r o ld m a le Keathound H o u te b ro ttn . loves children Needs good homo l i t yr o*d female cat Both dog and cat are f.sed hove all shots, and are toeing M4 001I 209— W earing Apparel • AIONER JACKET, burgundy Slid 3/t small Eaceilent con dHInn US 134 30>* __ • LEA TH ER JACKET Ladies western style, wlta binge on sleeves and bottom Carnal color SHa 13 It US 171 5431 W HITE MINK JACKET S i» medium, appraisal 14 000 Soil tor U ICO firm 177 0C74lvmsg Like new M u f salt Only U4.I0E C a lif4071US *1U Yallow. I tops Ask >ng S4 50C )/' •MONO* ACCORD LX Itt: P/S. P 'B . a ir. Kenwood AM FM caste"* 4 door to* m.tot Rosewood color W-tl run tarovor t i l I /5 I H J b l __ OLE BARON Convertible. II Rad toadad dig dash n*w _top new ttret *7 000 **S 710* • LINCOLN MARK 7 . 215— Boats and ____ Accessories IS F T FIEEROLASS V Hull 40 Hp Evlnruda. electric, tilt bailer 1150 M l 1445 iv mag • l**4 SKI/FISH BOAT 10 HP Marc . w/ bailer Hunt great) U 000 Partial l.nanca kit 7000 • ItU REOAL Made Ilian i r ■0". 4 cyl In'outboard motor w/drtve on bailor U 000 0 6 3 t » 1004or let t » ] i m _ • U F T PONTOON boat all hbergletk. IN HP Evenrude Vary latl I Many eibot. like new Only *10 *001,1 iSSO 217— G a rage Seles A FESTIVAL PITH YAKD SALE First Shiloh MB Churcn. *00 Elm Ave Assorted Items JANUARY ie. lee ilA M I PM OARAOE Sale33 Why belhar »3 WE B U Y P AY T O P P R IC E If ni ii* tan GARAGE SALE Furniture, clothes, lids bike, roller Uetot Tall Trees Sub division. M l 13001*1 . *3 •GARAGE SALE AO IARGAIN Call m your garage M k -a d ty 11 noon on Tuesday and lake advantage al our special garage seta ad priceII Ca" Classified now lor details! 322 2(11 MULTI FAMILY SALE Housewares, clothes bdrm lu m . M l« ) » I I I E Cotaman Clr..Sanlord ktal Saturday VA RO SALE 111* Valencia tlraot. Cator TV. utility bail art. clothes, lots ol good sluttl *1 Friday A Saturday M4 3*11 231— Good Things to Eat A SPECIAL OCCASION! Soma thing differan* I Present our unique gill Imported English Totlee | special llevort In a ••elusive presentation bos N I S H MSS tr US 1444 STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open lam 1HI Cetary Are 1ml E ol Sanford I ml N ol SI Rd N Hoops Farms H I *MS 1*4 Comp’afeif loaded Service records and rere-pts 15 KX) OBO <C7M' ISM • MONTE C ARLO IS'*, graat condf A 'C . runs lit* a top1 Sharp lacking! I I *50 M l U5I O LO SM OBILE. 1*30 rebuilt engine Good muscle car Musi tell 130*0601314A0' PUBLIC A U T O A U C IIO N . EVERY T U E tO A V 3 M PM OAVTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 13. D i r ’ena Batch 104 355 U l l "27i^- Antiques 7 Collectibles DEPRESSION OLASS SHOW ANO SALE Sanlord Civic Canter. Sanford FL. Friday aigM thaaamg January 31. 4PM 1PM Adm 1100 good all three days Sat Jan 11.10AMSPM Sea. I m U . ISAM4PM M n ilM O jillilM ie U W Mukt lee1 SHORT OF CASH ? Sartoutiy tooa.ng tor a ruca. dean used c a r l D E P E N D AB LE Down payments as tow as 111* includes fa. A bba Can FUESAUTO SALES * * 3 2 7 2(92 * * • TO Y O TA C O R O LLA wag*". ’l l . AutO. A ' C . . I d 73k'. warrant, 11 *50 137 U M Good cond . 4 door Automatic I'K plut mitot Asking U *0 OBO Call attar Ipm________M l 0054 • •7 BUICK S K Y L A R K H HONUA C IVIC LX dr 4 Am /Fm ttareo tope 7SK mitot. Assumable attended warranty >10 140 373 1331 233— Auto Parts / Accessories • N EW TIR E fAS 00 I I Mounted on rim t U Cftll (PM » l OKWKU for BtM • H IN. ft LU O M A O S Plt% C to vf S liu n . TovoYft *tvj ftmftit truck11100 Mi ti7% 235— Trucks 7 Buses / Vans O C H E V Y B E A U V IL L E VAN '30, t ton. Pa.sanger van ctoa-. Loaded’ Too much to Its*, must tre to epsrrecfetv Only S3 i.5 OBO J3I . ’.X DODGE VAN ltf| G .J d .o n o ' Itenl 11.000 or best oiler Please call 371 0343 ober 5pm DOOCE GR AN D CARAVAN SE. IIM >1*00 m l. V 4 while- wood grain. 7 p a s t. A/C. outo . cruit# Eictllenl cond U K » 4C7 44* 03*3 __ O • F ORD E.plorr, Sport 13* Laad*d A P 1 nieai drive 5 speed Immaculate condition SH tOOODO •logo lariet 334 4K1 teeo r its X clean, One owner. U K ml loaded lyr 40K warranty 51113 371 Pel) or 373 O N I O FORD RANGER. L T X II P -V cruit*. A'C. ttareo. 4.300 mitot. I yr or 33.000 ml tall on warranty Call 133 1153 ISUZU P/U *1 Red 5K. A C ant/lm can. lull bedhner. rear window |1 450 Ml AA14 • JE E P PICK UP 4s4. 1030 VI. auto Engine and ba.it ra bull! (about 30.000 milatl Newer Inter Ur S3 000 131 3000 5 10 BUSIER SX4. 1*04 Tahc* packag*. black, new brat U A50 Call 1 » 7M4 5 S Sanford Motor Co. ’H FORO BRONCO 44 OOOmiles. I l l >00 Call Ml 4M1 1011 C H E V Y P I C K U P Automai c. air In good cond lion Mag whaolt. c a n .a . 11. 110 O B O Alto I I S* • CRYSTAL. Heavy Lead 41 automatic with air short bo> piece sat. Stemware and shipped from C a lllo r n a glasses Very nice set Mlg Super nica shape I *) ISO OBO unknown US firm H I 31S1 Call M3 It t l _________________ • DOOR, double solid wood u • 1171 C H IV Y I 3 ton'p up ISO X 74 Eight glass panels Light V I Run* good Engine and In top U lC a ll M l0*11_______ b a nt strong I I 500 MS S ill OR YE R. SIOO MENS AN O • 1*11 SUBURBAN C M C t i l L A D I E S I* S P I E D diatai. hail ton, mac nan.,*iiy BICYCLES. ISO each Ml t i ll solid, new rad rbrak* call • FIR EP LAC E. Freestanding. , pars head linar Vary good wood burning Only las Call liras and tow pkg kS.KXOBO 1)0 0004 _________ 40' 301 ISM 223— Miscellaneous ORE IN W A R E/BISQUE l*% O FFI 1.000 » ol molds priced right Wooden mold racks, blocks, end etc M3 SMS • K E N M O R E O il H e a le r w/drum and fillings Good condbon US negotiable M l SIW • PUNCH BOWL SET wlta >5 •■be cups SIS or batl ober Call M l 3104 • OUAD CANE Metal and ad |uttable Like new 140 (N i l M4 *130 evening* • RUOS Two room tu t rugs One brown ono dk blue 175 tor ana, got *na free M l 1411 S A TE LLITE Sytltm Complete! Trade lor port generator, boat, horse, pony carl >41 t i l l SERVICE SALES B PARTS tor portable kerosene healers LARRY’S MART >M 4111 S P A S i N e a r, c a m p l e l e w/equipment and underwater light. HOOP USOO 4031330044 • WEDOINO BANOS. Artcerved. matching Mans alia lit*, womans site f Originally U*t and U l* Sail both lor 1100 total Call M l 3305 attar 4PM 01 DODGE RAM )U . 15 paswn gar. 140 VI. 54K mltas Ilka now cond |t0.5001» 1771 238— Vehicles Wanted WE PAY T O P I FOR Complete or Wrecked Cart Trucks R U N N IN G o r NO T AN Y CO N D ITIO N 171 5444 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Cam pers CARRIAOE TR A ILER . II II 1173. Root Bll idea' HvO ln/baval Furnished Nice! Only 51 300 OBO 111 71'S I* r t CAMP! R TM Al l f R Need* tome work Hunter t special! Slot)OBO 111 317t 1 U T M A J E S T IC l i l t " a v a l belle,. M ly contained Heaps 4. elec brakat 11500 173 1’40 • ’7a MOTOR h o m e Muntgreat Will bad* tor travel trailer of comparable value 131 T ill 31 IR A N IA N mini motor home ALL new mttd* Sleeps t E x e lle n l condition *3130 OBO H ' IU7 �t \ \ \ M \ » ' v *. w I y > i r n • Sanford H irild Sanford. Florida - Thursday. January 27. 1904 bv Chic Young '* BLONDIE fc.WO *w»T Y i SOT IN A -1 HAPPtNtO*) f o u r WITH 1 > by Art San»om THE BORN LOSER c a n t you g o in m e % * £ UC GOING TD VACATION ON \ n ^ = Z J TV£ CApe AGAIN ^ " you KHOVl TMC DOCTOR. TOLD ------- -ir ^ T D iXK< M M f V C A tAi.T WITH KY &LODD p ^ c fu a ;1 by Charltt M. Schuli PEANUTS Y O JRE R i G M T . j T l i T u T T L E ^ O R E y f m Stones unlikely after gallbladder surgery D E A R DR. G O T T : laisl OcloI h t 1 had gallbladder surgery, Since then I’ve suffered from |ialn In m y hark und In toy rib cage. T h e doctors don I liellrvr llirr r a rt lodged atones. Is u |M>sHil)lr lo produce stones now llint in v gallbladder labour? D E A N H EAD ER : W ithout a gallbladder. you nrr not likely to manufacture atones; therefore. I do not believe that new’ atones are yo u r problem. However, an old stone might Ik* causing your symptoms. At the tim e of surgery, the doctors took s |>c c ImI pallia lo remove all your gallstones Despite their m e tic u lo u s atte n tio n , sm all atones could have Inudvertenlly lieen left In the Idle duel leading horn the liver. You should have further testing, such as an ulIruaound examination, to In vrstlgatc tills (Misalblllty. Of course, bring major sur­ gery. removal of the gallbladder requires extensive post-o|>eratlvr healing I’erhajis tills process, which m ay take up to a year to complete, la causing your pain In this case, mere patience may solve the problem. R e tu rn to the surgeon lor clarification and, If necessary, a referral to a gastroenterologist for a second opinion. D E A N D R . G O T T : A close friend, who la a nurse, m en­ tioned to me that tier doctor does not re c o m m e n d u s in g a n y over-the-counter hydrocortisone creams beenuae they are dan­ g e r o u s . C a n c o r t is o n e be a b so rb e d through the skill, causing thr side rlfects com ­ m only associated with steroid treatment? D E A D READER: C o rtiso n e from non-prescrlptton creams can lie absorbed Into the txKly through skin that Is raw and I r r it a t e d . N e ve rth e le ss, the a m o u n t absorbed la usually quite sm all (unless the area of M ID IC IN I P ETER G O T T .M .D . application Is extrn slvc) and rarely causes the side efTccts surh us diabetes anil eaturacts •• that can result from cortisone pills. 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Fart of Jacket Cut ot beef Mistake Uaaa thriftily A/chitact — Saarinen ( g Lantern 40 Decorative fabric 40 Tropical fruit 50 Gone by 52 Gratuity 54 — Tin un (movie dog) WIN AT BRIDGE by T.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS - ■I•. . jES T riE ir s because^ 'S SO MUCH BUFFALO 1 ....... |6S GOING ON BELOV HM N'T «EH KAM OJNtMN GOATS UP HERE THIS YEAR. by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS YOU KUOW. TNAT LITTLE w ow o poo< i K c a v e P IT 6 TO HetPMC BETTER OROAUl/C MY Lift, Dy P h illip A ld e r In yesterday’s deal, declarer lost tw o tru m p trick s even though the defenders la g a n with only the queen, nine. Hirer and two tM-iwren them In today's deal, does It look as though West’s heart six will have a part to play? O f course not East's three-diamond overran is h a r d l y a te x tb o o k b id . especially with two ares, but It did take up valuable bidding s|KI(*C. South gllrssrd well not to l»ass over three no trum p, which w ouldn't have Ik c ii a success after a low diamond lead from East. West led llir diam ond 1U quern, a rc. two. Hast returned the d ia m o n d fo u r, a s u itpreference signal Tor a club return In case West was nilltitg Looking at all four hands, you would discard a sp.nlr now and guess t lie rlolis in u montenl. Hut w hen you ran see only 20 cards, it Is harder to untlcl|Mtr the danger. South discarded u club ul irlrk two and won w ith d u m m y’s diam ond king lie continued wlili a spade lo Ills king, cashed I be spade ace and rulled a spade In the dum m y East pitched the e lu h 10 D e c l a r e r r u f f e d dum m y's diamond Hirer with Ills heart ace and rulled fits Iasi spade in the d um m y. Now came a d u ll In East's ace. East, ol course, led another diamond South rolled will) the in. Inn Wcsi correctly discarded. Soil Hi tried a sneaky heart seven, but W est was wide awake. He won with the king and led Ills Iasi spade, which East rolled with Ihe hrarl live, to ning South lo overnilf with the eight. Now. though, the declarer was left with Hie 9-2 of hearts and West had the 6~i. Th e heart six had lieen pro­ moted as the fourth defensive trick NORTH UIH ♦ 10 I *QJ ♦Kg j ♦KJtrti EAST ♦ 12 ♦ 61 ♦ A J IIII4 ♦ .* 19 WEST ♦QJ»7« ♦ K 44 ♦ 1ST ♦ Q >4 SOUTH ♦A M I ♦ A 101172 ♦2 ♦ 42 V u ln e ra b le N e ith e r D e a le r West $Mib 247 447 Wnl P in Ptu Pm NwU 1♦ 3 NT Pm E iil i ♦ P in P in Opening lead ♦ 10 FOR CHRlbTMAb HOROSCOPE Dy Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 2 8 .19B4 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST pbrsicr m V H ^H / \\A t IS TWt $ n t t > OF LiCWT0! A TKlCK P U £ jT f O N / ...f c / H t N IT’S 6 0 IN 6 « ! UPH/U*. Oft ^ C ^A S S , r’y ^ i n P O H N f l il 'L 'l n 1 MOTHER CALLED NO LEFT A MESSAGE. T h AUF j i -2 7 ANNIE ROBOTMAN* Y - WHEN ARSY00GCW5 _ o by Jim Davis GARFIELD Youe l _____ _ Th e re urc Indications you mav form tw o confidential alliances In Hie year ahead. Although each w ill Ik - wilh a dlllcrciil p e rso n and lor a d iffere n t purpose, they'll Ik ii I i lie suc­ cessful. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fch. 19) To d a y you mlgld have I rouble determ ining what constitutes a good deal. II you're doing all Hie giving and your counterpart Is doing all the taking. It s time lo go hack lo Hie drawing hoard. Gel a Jum p on lilt- by u n ­ d e rs t a n d in g llu- In flu e n c e s which are governing you In Hay e a r a h e a d . Send for yo u r Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing 81.25 and a long, s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s I a in p r d envelope lo Aslro-Graph. c/o ibis newspaper. P.O. Hox -1465. New York. N. Y. 10163. Ik- sure m slate y o u r zodiac sign. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ikopilm lsHc and lio|M-ful Unlay, bill also Ik* realistic and certain your expectations arc founded upon doable premises. If not. disappointmcul will till Hie vac­ uum . A R I E S (March 21 -April 19) In V I T0 Q £ T MARRIED ? WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SETTLE DOWN ? WHEN ARE TOO QOiNG TO START EATiNG RIGHT ? a social development liMlny you mlglil Ik - exposed In u little clique whose members think they're sujirrlor to others. This is definitely a group with which you do not want lo become involvcd. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't lessen your high standards today If you have lo deal with |Misnns who operate on a lower level. Right will eventually pre­ vail II you're steadfast. GEMINI (May 21 Ju n e 2 0) Usually you’re a rather easy |iersnn lo gel along with, but today you might he a trifle contrary and challenge every­ thing others say or do. CANCER (Jun e 2 1-July 22) Situations pertaining to your material well iMing arc hoi sjmiI s today that must lx- handled with asbestos gloves. Ik- Ik i Hi prudent and cautious In all your llnanclal alfalrs. LEO (July 23 A ug 22) Issue and opinions which are Impor­ tant to you today might not Ik - nl equal significance lo persons wilh whom you'll Ik - associated. II you keep Hits In mind, you'll not Ik - caught nil guard. VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Clrctintslunccs might force you to pay more uttrnllon today to tusks or assignments you may consider unpleasant. If you re­ sist. II enuld make m ailers worse. L I B R A (Sept. 23- Oct . 23) Someone In yo u r peer group might do something today you'll consider dishonorable or stupid Let others participate If they choose lo. hut you stay out of It. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N'ov. 22) If persons In your household ap­ pear to Ik - rebellious today, try to Ik - forgiving and open-minded. If you make waves. Ihe storm could linger for a few days SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2I| T r y nol to tuke It personally lialay If you get rejected every lime you make a suggestion. It's not Dial your Ideas are thal b.nl. It's Just thal everyone will be prnmotlng llicy'rc own sacred cow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja n. 19) Usually you're pragmatic In Hie management of your re­ sources or those of others. T o ­ day. however, m ay be un excep­ tion where you could yield lo jMiwerful. Impractical inclina­ tions. C o p y rig h t 1991 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN . Ltonard 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, January 27, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37e6632ba08baac726385a12f9fc8eaf.pdf 58d73a78c5b87ef1ce74346737af6865 PDF Text Text ft n u a ry 7, F R ID A Y 1994 S a n fo rd H erald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnolo County slnoa 1008 06th Year. No. 120 - Sanford, Florida Unwed and pregnant □ Sports Undefeated no more L A K E MARY — Torrid shooting hv Lake M ary ended Ihr IjiK r Howell girls' bankrllull Ira m 's winning streak al 10 games Thursday night □ SeePage ID. Meyers trial date set A Marrh 7 trial date was set Thursday for Anton Daryl Meyers who Is charged with first degree murder In the 1987 dlsapitcarorirr of a Lak'* Mary teenager. At a pre trial hearing. Circuit Court Ju d g e Alan Dickey also set a Feb. 4 hearing for numerous pre-trial motions filed In Ihe rase. Meyers S3, was Indicted Inst yenr for the murder of 14-year old Kathy Engles, who disappeared without a trace May 24. 1987. after visiting a friend. Meyers Is reportedly the last person seen with Engles. Engles' Ixxly has never been found which Is the focus of several defense motions. Including a motion to dismiss and to exclude the death penalty. A 1991 Florida Supreme Court decision s t r e n g t h e n p r o s e c u to r s rig h ts to u s e clrrumstantlal evidence to prove someone Is dead when no body has I x r n found. The defendant said he gave Engles a ride from ihe friend's home to a Lake Mary convenience store where she asked to make a telephone call. Meyers said (lie teen disappeared while he lulkcd to two women at Ihe store, latter. Investigators found the stnrr was dosed at the time Meyers claimed It was open with people milling around. Lake Mary approves new vehicles L A K E M ARY — Requests for two new vehicles were approved by the Lake Mary City C o m ­ mission last night. A new Cushman vehicle will be obtained for use as a new meter reading vehicle. It .will replace a golf cart which had been used. Th e cart wus declared us surplus, and will be disposed of. The new Cushm an, to he obtained al a cost of $7,783, will be capable of being used on roadways, as the golf cart was no longer licensable. The unanimous vote came after a lengthy discussion regarding the amount of money to be spent, but opinions changed when It was explained that the Cushm an bus proven to be u dependable vehicle, and Is being used by W inter Park and several other cities. The other vehicle, a 1994 Ford Aerostar van. with associated radio equipment, wus ulso approved by u unanimous vole. It Is to Ik * obtained through a state contract, at a cost of $12,470 for the vehicle and $3,000 for the radio equipment. It will be used by Lake M ary Fire Marshul L y n Wright, who made the presentation on the need for the equipment to the commission d u rin g Thursday night's meeting. D.A.R.E. graduation A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - The first D .A .R .E . graduation ceremony of 1994 was scheduled for I p.m. this afternoon at Altamonte Elementary School. Seminole County Sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough said 150 students received certifi­ cates ancT T-shirts for successfully completing Ihe 14 week course. D .A .R .E . stands for D ru g Abuse Resistance Education. Four Seminole County deputy sheriffs ure assigned to leach the D .A .R .E . courses In the county’s elementary schools. Dramatic rise in babies born out-of-wedlock By VICKI DaSORMlIR Herald Stall Writer S A N F O R D — More and more single women In Seminole County are choosing lo have children on Ihelr own. Th e problem, officials say. Is lhat the majority of those mothers are under the age of 1H and most are living In poverty. "Th e re are large number* of these young women having babies." said Sheila Heal, administrative assistant In Ihe office of Health and Hum an Services In Sanford. She declined lo speculate w hy Ihe numbers are Increasing. "I can only say there are more pregnancies that's why there are more births." she said. According lo Ihe most recent figures Ileai was able lo obtain from the Florida Office of Vital Statistics, (here were H2I babies born to unwed mothers in Seminole County from Ja n u a ry through September of 1993. During the same period of 1992. she said, there were 530 births to u n w e d m o t h e r s In S e m in o le County. She said those figures were the most recent figures avutlable. Th e num ber of children b o m to unwed mothers rontlnued to rllm b In Florida In Ihe first nine months of last year, acrordlng lo state figures. More than one In three, or 34.7 percent, of all births In the stale through September 1993 were to single mothers, uccordlng lo the stale Office of Vital Slatlstlrs. Heal suld ihe numbers In Semi­ nole C ounty were a bll higher, with 39.1 of ihe bliths being bo m to unwed m others In 1993. T h a t num t>er Is up from 3d percent for the same period In 1992. In 1992. 33.0 percent of Ihe births were lo unwed women. T h a i was Ihe first year In which more Ilian a third of Ihe stale's babies were bom out of wedlock. Th e rale has cllmtM-d one lo two percentage |>olntH a year since I9H7. See Da Idea. Page 5A PERCENTAGE OF LIVE BIRTHS TO UNWED MOTHERS SEMINOLE CO. S TA TE JAN•SEPT 34.7 39.1 1993 JAN•SEPT 38.0 33.6 1992 eiapftc by RotMfl M$r»«* More than one-third of Ihe births In Seminole County and across the state aro to women who aro not married at the lime the children are born. Needy kids, moms get more help ■y MARK BARFIELD Herald Senior Stall Writer___________ S A N F O R D — Up to an additional 800 needy women and children will be served by an Increase lo Sem i­ nole County's Women. Infant and Children program. T h e $-16,600 boost to current $432,600 federal slntr funding for the program will enable a nutri­ tionist and cashier to be hired lo serve m ore m others and Ihe lr c h ild re n , said Dr. Jo rg e Deju. director of the county Health and H u m a n Services Department. One position has already been filled und the second should be llllcd In about a m onth, said Dcju. T h e federally-funded W IC pro­ g ra m assures infant hculth by providing a balanced diet for the mother during pregnancy and for the child up lo five years of age. The food v o u c h e r p ro g ra m In a d ­ ministered by the Florida Depart­ m e n t-o f Health and Rehabilitative Services. Dorothy Richards, county nutri- Bennedelha Posloy, loll, and Bobbia Jo Dimaglao. participate In the Crooma School ol Choice program lor teen parents, most ol whom ere single. Since T 'B e e Help, Page BA ioinlng Ihe program, Dimeglao has married. When cops confiscate guns... By SANDRA B LU O TT Herald Stall Writer S A N F O R D - Guns confiscated by local police have little chance of showing up on the street again because the weapons are destroyed, not sold. Despite the widespread practice of some police agencies In the nation lo sell wrupous that have been seized In violent crimes, firearms con­ fiscated by Sanford Police and Ihr Seminole County Sheriffs office are destroyed. Th e guns arc held for evidence until court cases arc resolved, then are disposed. Sanford Police Chler Ralph Russell said the weapons are rendered Inoperable, totally dls- By J. MARK BARPIKLD SeniorSlaffWriter_____________________ Th e Central Florida lllood Hank will honor over 200 Individual multi-gallon blood donors at a luncheon beginning at 11 a.m. Sunday, at the Sheraton Inn. Maitland. Donors who have reached milestones of from 10 to 40 gallons will be recognized for Ihelr accomplishments and voluntccrlsm. Mayor Hcttyc Smith of Sanford, whose life was saved by a blood transfusion, will be the guest speaker. INDKX ■Hags.............. U$B.7R Movloa.......... Comics....... . High near 80 »« it i it ■»>I n$tM»-* O^RelBBymi DKn$$f BMVI$>$$t Sanford police olflcer Ben Hartner spends a low minutes visiting with his son, Joshua. behind the fence, piaylng In Ihe yard ol a local daycare canter. SANFORD — A portion of the Seminole County Expressway w ill finally become re ality to motorists next week. Beginning noon Tuesday, the three-mile seg­ ment of the expressway between Aloma Avenue and Red Bug Lake Road will be opened to traffic. There will be a 50-ccnt toll to exit at the Interchange. When construction of the $200 million tollroad began two years ago. local and state officials hoped the entire six miles of the tollroad between Aloma and State Road 434 would be open by late summer 1993. Hut rain delays, deep muck pockets, a sign change and contractor'a delays In obtaining dirt dragged the completion dale months behind that schedule. Gayle Gcddes. spokesman for the construction project, said she anticipates the segment between Red Ilug Lake Road and SR 434 will be open In four to six weeks. Th e remainder of the road to U.S. Highway 17-B2 near Sanford Plaza should be done by early March. Geddcs said. Officials hoped to have the entire 12-mllc roadway open to trafllc □Bee Open. Page BA Golden Rule sets ‘Women on Move’ conference Partly cloudy, breezy and warm. High In Ihe upper 70s. W ind sou th 15mph a n d gusty. Far □Bee Oons. Page BA Section of expressway to open The officer and the prisoner? Blood donors honored .......I I Roopla.......Mu n u > ih k v ..__ _....... $B Pelloo............ Dsaths............. Dr. Editorial........... Florida............. mantled, then arc turned over lo the sheriff's department nlong w ith a complete weapons list. "I've got two garbage cans full of dismantled weapons to dispose of no w ." Russell commented. He said It woe difficult to trace a period of time Involved In co llecting that m any weapons because some guns ere kept for ye a n pending the •A By NICK PFKIFAUP ---------------------- Herald Staff Writer________________ S A N F O R D - Golder.Rulc Housing and C o m m unity Development Cor­ poration la sponsoring a day-long free conferenoj this Saturday. It will be held at Crooma Academy. 220 W. 13th Street In Sanford. Called "W om en on the M ove." the program, according to advanced publicity Is designed to regenerate tope, desire, determination, and hope. d< self-confidence In members of the g r o u p t a r g e t e d as d ir e c t beneficiaries of the event. T h e program description say. "Increasingly. African-Am ericans are being blamed for much If not moat of what la wrong or simply not right In American society. Crime, drugs. Illegitimacy, blighted condi­ tions. violence In schools, welfare d e pe n d en cy, a n d th e grow ing burd e n of Increasing taxes on nilddic.incomc fam ilies all have b e rm traced to b la c k folk In particular, and other low-income groups generally." Approximately 300 to 500 single female heads of households are expected to be In attendance for the meeting. Registration opens at 8 a.m .. but will continue through noon. T h e keynote address will be given at 9 a.m .. with testimonials at 9:30. and other workshops, discussions and lectures scheduled throughout the day through 5:30 p.m. Free lunch will be provided from 11:45 a.m . until 1p.m . . Fo r additional Information, phone 324-9123. SUBSCR IBE T O T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD FOR T H E B E S T LO C A L NEWS C O V E R A G E . C a ll3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �I A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, January 7, 1994 NEW S FROM T H E R EGIO N AND ACR O SS T H E S T A T E Stars shine for UNCF telethon ■y SANDRA ELLIOTT Truck overturns, spills propone K '.rild Stall Wfiiur i-u R l P IE R C E — At Icaat 700 residents were evacuated Thursday night after a truck carrying 8,500 gallons of highly volatile liquid propane overturned and began leaking, authorities said. Using loudspeakers from their patrol cars. Florida Highway Patrol troopers and St. Lucie County ShertlTs deputies shouted for people to leave their homes In unincorporated St. Lucie County. Just south of Fort Pierce. After about four hours, people were allowed to return to their homes and businesses. Th e driver of the overturned truck. Jackie L . Lehner of Waterloo. Ind.. made a wrong turn and backed Into a ditched, causing the truck to overturn, according to a release from the county sheriff's office. He was uninjured, and charges were (tending. Th e truck was owned by L A L Leasing of Waterloo. Another truck from the company's Florida headquarters at Mount Dora drove to the scene to pump the remaining propane from the overturned vehicle, deputies said. Using five wreckers, officials were able to upright the truck early Friday, according to the sheriffs office. It was unclear exactly how m any gallons of the gas had leaked. "There's a huge amount of volatile gas." said Barry Irwin, deputy fire chief, adding the fluid was highly explosive. The Red Cross provided food for those who were evacuated. Ron and Susan Morahan were watching television when a deputy told them to leave their home after 8:30 p.m . " I wondered If our house was going to blown up In the next few minutes." Ron Morahan said. "W e're going to go to McDonald's to have a ham burger." S A N FO R D — A night of starstudded performances are on tap Saturday as the "L o u Rawls Parade of Stars" Telethon cele­ brates the 50tlr anniversary of the United Negro College Fund (U N C F). T h e seven-hour fund-ralsrr will be telecast Jan . 7 from’ 0 p.m. lo 1 a.m. on W O FL. Fox 35. J o h n n y C o x . m a n a g e r of IIclUg-Mcyerx Furniture In San­ ford ts appearing on the Star Panel during the local portions of the program. Throughoul the program, there will be cut a ways from the national telecast to tiic W O F L studio In Lake Mary where a m i residents will be asked to contribute lo U N CF. Th e U N C F fund goal In the g r e a t e r O r l a n d o a r e a Is S 100.000. Cox said Another major local sponsor of the event Is Wayne Dcnsch Inc., Anheuser-Busch distributor In Central Florida. Th e company to building a new facility on Stale Road 40 near Sanford. The St. Lo uis-based A n h eu se r-B u sch Com pany Is a major sponsor of the nationwide U N C F drive. S o m e O rla n d o -b a s e d re p re ­ sentatives of the distributors arc also on the local "Star Panel." Cox said during brraks In the national telecast, the contribu­ tions and pledges phoned In by local residents and businesses will be broadcast. " I ’m looking forward to It." Ticketmaster offers gun swap F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — Floridians soon should be able to trade guns for tickets to concerts, theaters or sporting events when Ticket Master Corp. expands It* gun swap program. Th e TIcketMuster swap, already tried out In California and New Mexico, follows the same principle as other programs buying guns or swapping them for toys or tickets In several cities across the country. 'Violence Is out of hand. T h e dally fabric of our life Is Impacted by violence on a regular basts." said TtcketMaster t. "Y o u should be able to go to an A T M President Fred Rosen, and not be afraid." Under the plan. TIcketMaster will offer two tickets to the event of their choice to anyone In Florida who turns In a gun. Guns handed In are melted down, then made Into manhole covers. Th e program got more than 1,200 guns ofT the streets of Albuquerque. N.M .; and the California cities of San Francisco. Oakland. San Jose and Los Angeles, according to Rosen. T h e Florida guns-for-tleketa swap will be held w ithin the next three months. Rosen said. Com pany officials were still working out such details such as where guns can be turned In. Nationwide blood shortage critical * ■J- W A S H IN G T O N — Snowstorms, virulent flu and the holidays combined to create the nation's most critical shortage of blood In years, and at least one hospital Is considering canceling elective surgery. Blood banka are urging Immediate donations to end the emergency. "W e are afraid lives will be lo s t" Marcia Lane of the American Assorts Uowof Blood B swbsssld Th u rsd a y. • > - . A f Th e shortage to the worst In the history of the Am erican Red; Cross, lyhlch saw Its usual three-day supply of blood drop to a •woman Margaret one-day supply this week, sold spokes* McCarthy. T h e Red Cross has only 33.000 units of blood In Its national Inventory, dow n from a norm al level of 07.000. T h e most-transfused blood type. T y p e O. has dropped to 29 percent below emergency levels. T h e areas hardest hit Include 16 of the 45 Red Cross regions, which supply blood to their home city and surrounding counties. T h e y are: Atlanta; Buffalo. N.Y.t Birm ingham and Mobile, Ala.; Charlotte. N .C .; Cleveland; Colum bus, Ohio; Dedham. Mass.; Detroit; Flint and Lansing, Mich.; Little Rock. A rk .; Loo Angeles; Miami; Peoria. lll.t and Philadelphia. Nine other cities reported emergency shortages to the Association of Blood Banks: Dallas; Houston: Ta m p a. Fla.; Indianapolis: Chicago: New Orleans; San Francisco: and San Bemadlno and Fresno. Calif. Aviary plans to brasd threatened stork D A V IE — A t Flamingo Gardens' Aviary, ofllctols are hoping to be visited by the stork. T w o wood storks. Blue and Stunt, settled Into their new home Thu rsd ay as part of a new breeding program, the only one of Its kind in the nation, aviary officials said. T h e native species to threatened by habitat loos as Its favorite nesting areas are developed, but trying to rebuild the ty could prove difficult. population In captivity < From Aaaoelatod Press reports l O T T I B z — _____ B y JACKIE HALUFAX Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - A law de­ signed to crack down on drug dealing near public housing to too vague and could be unfairly enforced, the state Supreme Court ruled. T h e law provides for longer sentence* for people convlcti:edof drug offense* committed within 200 feet of public housing facili­ ties. public or private colleges and universities and parks. In Its 5-2 opinion Thursday, the court overturned only the section dealing with public hous­ ing. leaving Intact (he provisions dealing with I i m ii colleges and parka. T h e Issue was whether the term "public housing facility" referred only lo governm ent subsidised housing or also lo related offices, construction sites and other facilities. In the m a jo r ity o p in io n . Justice Major Harding called the phrase "amorphous." "W e have found neither defini­ tions from case law nor related statutes to aid us In determining the meaning of ‘public housing facility,"’ Harding wrote. "A s a r e s u lt, a r b it r a r y o r d is ­ c r im in a to r y e n forcem ent la likely." Citizens and law enforcement ofllctols have to guess at what the statute prohibits, w hich Today: Partly cloudy, breezy and warm. High In the upper 70s. W ind south 15 m ph and gusty. T o n ig h t: Becom ing m ostly cloudy with showers likely and a chance of a thunderstorm late. Low around 60. W ind southwest 10 m ph. Chance of rain 60 percent. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a good chance of m orning show­ ers and possibly a thunderstorm. Becom ing w in d y and cooler during the afternoon. High In the lower to mid 60s. Friday, January 7, 1994 Vol. 09. No. 120 Socond Class PoolAjo Paw at tonolmoilng POSTMASTER Sond I I thattfss is THK SAHFOAO HSRALO, P.O. 4 FL 99773-11SS7. t IM7, Oty Osytena Ittcli FI Laud Brith Fori Myart n ri n &elr.i»*iii# a* Jachtartviua Kay Watt » 3* n 74 44 n Ts i r,r,s.,iL Vtf® iiicn W. Palm Saadi must pay 7% I Isa m sddltlsn ts railso above M ans (407) U M S I 1 . ii' vy . n n u s« it ai M Pet 00 00 .00 X a M JO n x » 34 -M « ■ 7 \I*-L F R ID A Y P t l y c ld y 7 8 -6 0 SA TU R D A Y M s ly c ld y 6 8 -4 6 A. HottM Ptioko Sf Trwwm, Vine** Jo h n n y Cox will be on the Star Panel during (he telethon. B y C A T H E R IN E AP Business Writer (» LAST Jan. 6 F IR B T Ja a . IB -. W IL S O N M IAMI B EA C H - T h e fash­ ion shoot* are easy to find. Just look for clusters of trendy-looking people toting cameras, tripods, umbrellasized reflectors, makeup and hairbrushes, fluttering around u Umber, blase model. Miami Beach, n place where violent rrlm rs against tourists grab the headltnrs. Is seen In the fashion Industry as the place to be for location work. "N e w York ts still the capltut because that ts where nil the designers live and that Is where nil the ad agencies are." said June Pittman, a m akeup artist w ho moved from New York in 1989. "But us fur ns location. I believe that Miami Is the biggest." Adds Lee Whillteld. presi­ dent of David and Lee. a C h ic a g o -b a s e d m o d e lin g agency: "There's no question that the beach works because a whole market has been built around It." Esquire brought In the Red Hot Chill Peppers' Anthony Kledto for "Gentlem an." Us spring style and fashion edi­ tion. Lancarnc nnd Cover Gtrl picked the beach for thru beauty campaigns, seta were b u ilt for George A rm a n i's latest, and Mademoiselle Just wrapped up. T IT' : i.-- Th e nets are sidewalk rates. Art Deco hotel lobbies, the palm-studded park and the sandy beach along Oeeun Drive, which to being pro­ m o te d b y V ia c o m for u planned late-night drama as "the 10 hottest blocks on the planet." Even when the assignments stretch north to Paint' Beach for a photo feature on Rachel Hunter at Donald Trum p's Mar-o-Lago estate and south to th e C a r I b b c a n , th e ho o kings and p ro d u ctio n w o rk are done in S ou th Beach, a gent rlfirrl, pastel hot spot. "A ll within ten by three blocks Is the tnecca of our business." said photographer James Daigle, who moved to Miami after years of com­ muting from New York and Boston. "If you go out to do your laundry, you have lo be c a re fu l w h a t you w ear because you're going to run Into a client or a model." Miami Beach Issued 1,546 permits last year for still photography and took In 937 million from the Industry for everything from municipal fees to hotel hills, said Robert Rebosa, the city's film and print coordinator. A day and un hour Into the new year, he already had Issued 36 per­ mits. N EW Jan . I I O FULL Ja a . 27 •BACH CONDITIONS ___ D a y to n a Bcachi Waves are I foot and glassy. Current to to the north willth a water temperature m y: y rn a Sm of 61 dilegrecs. N ew S Waves are 1 foot and glassy. Current to slight to the north, w ith a waler temperature of 61 degrees. SUNDAY M il y su n n y 6 6 -4 6 NATION AL TEMPS > T ' p ; ---------------MONDAY P t ly c ld y 6 8 -6 2 TIN S S A TU R D A Y ; S O L U N A R T A B L E ; Min. 1:40 a.tn., 2:00 p.m.; Mu|. 7:50 a.m.. 8:15 p .m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Bcachi highs. 4:14 a.m .. 4:47 p.m .: lows. 9:44 a.tn.. 10:15 p .m .; N e w 8 m y r n a B e a c h : highs. 4:19 a.m .. 4:52 p.rn.: lows. 9:49 a.m.. 10:20 p.m .; Cocoa Beach: highs. 4:34 a.m.. 5:07 p.m .; lows. 10.04 a.m.. 10-35 p.m. BOATING B t. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r In le t T o n i g h t : W in d s o u t h to southwest 20 kts. Seas 5 lo 7 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Areas of rain and a few thun­ d e rs to rm s . S a tu rd a y : W in d becoming northwest 20 mph. Seas 5 to 7 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy In exposed areas. Areas of rain and a few thun­ derstorms. mainly south part In the afternoon -T . r ut l a g s i/w 7 I zm € PuMtsHsC OoSy and Sunday, a iu p l Saturday ■y by Tbs Sontord HorsM. me. SOO N FrsncS A n . Sanford. J im ■- m Miami’s South Beach: The place to be on location makes It too vague. Harding wrote. "T h e sticking point ... Is the heart of the statute: Th e phrase ‘publlc housing facility' simply does not give citizens fair warnIn g about w h at c o n d u ct Is forbidden." he said. It's the Legislature's responsi­ bility to be clear about what It wants to ban in Ia w s . not the court's, Harding wrote. "T h la court cannot step In and guess about legislative Intent." he wrote. "S u c h a practice would constitute Judicial legisla­ tion. a practice neither our C o n stitu tio n nor tills Court allows," C h ie f J u s tic e R o s e m a ry B a r k e d a n d J u s t i c e s Ben O verton, Lcander S h aw and G e ra ld K o ga n a gre e d w ith H ard in g. Justice Parker Lee McDonald and Stephen Grimes dissented. A lso T h u r s d a y , the court threw out the second death sentence given to a man con­ victed of the 1987 m urder of his 22-month-old daughter and her mother. Carlos Santos. 42. shot and killed Irm a Torres and their child, Deldre Torres. In Polk County on Aug. 21. 1987. In September 1991, the state Supreme Court voided Santos' first death sentence and ordered a new sentencing hearing. . P la y 4 I -4 -5 -4 Sanford Herald fu Court overturns public-housing drug-dealing law, death sentence m * :* TH E W EA TH ER M IA M I ~ H a re are th n w in n in g n um bers selocted Thursday in lha Florida Lottary: C ash 3 2 -5 -2 Cox said of his Involvement In lhe program. Although Saturday marks the first time Cox has part kip.: K-d In Hit- local drive since coming lo Sanford In Ju ly . It Is not his first Involvemeril with the United Negro College Fund. " I worked with the program In N ash ville,” Cox com m ented. "Someone recruited me ihcre. and I rnjoyed It." Th e money collected Is chan­ neled to 41 prtvute. historically Black colleges and universities. B rlh un e -C o o k m a n College In Daytona Beach. Florida Memori­ al College In Miami and Edward Wntrra College. Jacksonville are U N C F schools. Cox satd. Ensuring a college rdiirntton for Hlark students In the early 1940 s was the Impetus behind the formation of the United N e g r o C o lle g e F u n d . D r . F r e d e r ic k D . P a tte r s o n , a veterinarian utul president of Tuskegee Institute Issued a call lo action to Ills fellow leaders at several small Black colleges In the South. He believed a united elTort to pool resources was the best approach to provide funding for the colleges. Through the years. Lou Rawls "Parade of Stars" has raised more than 9 )0 9 million in rash nnd pledges. Proceeds from I he show ore used to expand the e d u c a tio n a l o p p o r tu n it y at U N C F schools, which currently have a combined enrollment of 54,000 students, a 27 percent Increase since 1986. TU ES D A Y V rb l. e ld 7 5 -5 8 1 TA TH TIC S ________ T h e h ig h te m p e ru tu rc In Sanford Thursday was 73 dcgri «-n .iii.l the overnight low w is 47 a* reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded rainfall for ih r period, ending at 9 a.m . Friday, totalled 0 Inches. T h e . temperature at 9 a m. today was 5H degrees and Friday's overnight low was 47. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ T h u r s d a y 's high llHtottistitt 72 □ B a ro m e tr ic p re s s u re ,3 0 .1 6 □ R e la tiv e H u m id ity ,...8 7 pet □ W in ds....... Southeast 3 mph C R a in fa ll............................ 0 In. □Sunset................... 5:44 p.m. □ S u n ris e ....................7 :1 9 a.m . Temper jtufBi Ind.cot* prt.lout dor* high andovtffttgMto* to la m EST City HI Lo Prc 01Ik Anchor eg* 71 It car Attonto Ik It cdy Ationttc cay It Jk car Boltlmor* » 31 cdy Billing* Ok W 01 Or Blrminghom U U Or Bum*,t k 3 03 m Boa* kt 3k cay Bo*ton II It Ik tn Burling Ion, Vt o; 03 OJ HI Ch*fl**ton $.C, 4! ki edy Cher l**ton,W Vo kS kO .kt cdy Chorloll* U C U kk tlf Ch*r*nn* 11 01 04 ch­ Chicago n 34 14 in Cl*v*lond u 33 3k in Concord.N H ii 04 14 US Oollot FI Worth « i II elf D*nr*f M 03 03 cdy Or* Moln*t 33 0* (dr Detroit in 13 Ik .4* Honolulu 33 4f Or Houtlon 30 M C»f Ind mopolit M 3* 04 cdf Jockton M ia 41 40 03 Or ktnu* City n 01 cdf Lot Vrgat JO 33 Or Lite* Rock 47 13 cdf Let Ang«io* 33 a Or Momphlt A) M kt Or Mltnoukro 11 34 U (d f Mpl* it Poul 13 13 01 (df hothrlllo 41 kO 1.11 Of Ntw Or loon* n 40 Or No* York City ts 11 in oa t) Oktohomo City Or Omohk 30 04 41 ctfy PhitodoJphio 33 Xl cdf Pho*ni* AI 3* Or Ptttybursh M 34 .13 in Pcrtlond.MoIno t] 03 11 in tt Lout* kt It 04 cdy Soli loko City J» 34 cdf Soottl* 44 41 rn Woihlngton 0 C. <3 3k tdf �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, January 7, 1JHM - 3* POLICE BRIEFS Cab fare disputed A UingwotMl tnun was urrcMiul curly Thu rsd ay morning on charges he fullrd to pay u cab fare then violently restated a policeman. Andrew D. Dcaarlo. 28. 002 E. Ralnirltn Avc , was arrested at hla home by Longwood police fallowing u acuflle. Police rr|xui they were called to the residence at about 0:30 n.rn. after cab driver Daniel Ibanez rrportrd Dcaarlo refused to pay a $12 fare. Police report Dcaarlo refused to coopcrale nnd when asked to step outside, slammed his door In a policeman's face. Injuring hla finger and knocking him backwards. Following a struggle with the policeman. Dcaarlo was arrested. Warrant arrests made The fallowing wanted ixrsons were taken Inlo custody Wednesday and Thursday; • Henson Kenneth Foster. 21. 30 Higgins Te rr.. Sanford, charged wllh lewd assault on u child und sexual battery. • Mary Jane Florvllas. 17. 501 E. Fourth St.. Sanford, urrrstcd on a burglary probation viola Hon charge. • Marie Mobley. 28, 2431-1) Chase Ave.. Sanford, charged w llh failure lo ap|>enr at her arraignment on a drunken driving probation violation charge. • Cheryl Anita Daniels, 30, 1714 Tangerine Drive. Sanford, turned herself In for arrest at the Seminole County Jail on a charge of failure to appear In court lo answer loa disorderly conduct charge, • Ernest Edwards. 43, 1612 Peach Ave,. Sanford, arrested on a Volusia County battery probailnn violation charge. • Terrel Hall, 42. 015 Locust. Sanford, arrested on a buttrry probation violation churge • Vincent Charles Zcull. 21. 34 Windsor, Longwood. arrested on charges of failure lo appear In court to nnswer to a charge of attempted sale of a counterfeit substunce and two chargrs of failure to pay fines • Tram alnr Donte McClsry. 111. 138 Carver Ave., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police al his residence Tuesday following a dispute with a female He was charged with battery, domestic violence, and resisting an officer without violence. Crimes reported to authorities Th e following crim es were reported to Seminole County deputies and Sanford police: • A $1,500 air conditioning heat pum p was reported taken from a Midway wom an residing at a Byrd Avenue residence sometime between 10 30 p lit Tuesday and 8 a.m . Wednesday. Th e woman reported finding the theft when she attempted lo Increase the heat In ’ er home. • $6,450 In Christmas lights, a diamond ring and clothing was reportrd laken from a residence 1400 block of Oterlln Terrace in the Ham pton Park subdivision sometime between Ju n e 1 at 11 a m. nnd Dec. 1 al 11 a.in • Deputies said two bikes valued at $629 were reportedly stolen Tuesday from a garage at a residence on Sllvrrgate Loop. In Lakewood al the Crossings near Lake Mary. • A stolen bike was reported lo deputies Tuesday. Th e hike, valued al $444. was reportedly parked In front of n retail store In the 3600 block of Lake Emma Road In Lake Mary*. • Sanford police are Investigating a reported burglary Tuesday at W illiam Clark Court. A purse said to have contained $500 was reportedly stolen from Ihe living room of a home. • • A Urnm Kugar handgun was reported stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 2700 block of Rldgrwood Avenue. • An estimated $800 In damage was reportedly done lo a home In the 200 block of Bristol Court In Sanford, between Dec. 31 and Jail. 4. • A burglary was reported at an auto dealership Tuesday In the 2700 block of S. Orlando Drive. Sanford police report five cars were entered, windows were broken on three of them, attempts were reportedly made to steal two of them, nnd ihree radios were removed from various vehicles. ’60s radical fugitive surrenders JCPenney B y F.N. D 'A L IttIO Associated Press Writer C H IC A G O — A fanner anti­ war radical who surrendered to face charges of clubbing a po­ liceman with a lead pipe during the bloody Days of Rage 24 years ago says he was hiding In plain sight. One of the last memliers of the radical Weather Underground lo come In from the cold. Jeffrey David Powell said h r lobbied Illinois and Colorado lawmakers on behalf of c h ild -a d vo ca cy groups, even as a wanted man hiding behind a slew of aliases FOR W O M EN LA S T W EE K T O SAVE "If you're an old hippie, you don't need much to get b y ." he said. T id y In coat and tie. Powell. *13. pleaded guilty Thursday to mob action nnd was placed on 18 months' probation and fined $500, Circuit Judge Fred G. Surla Jr. dropped a more serious churge of aggravated baltery. Moments later. Powell asked Surla to support a child nuirttton bill. 1 0 -4 0 % O F F 2 0 % O F F 2 5 -3 3 % O F F HOSIERY, UNDER­ WEAR, A N D DRESS SHIRTS BRAS. BRIEFS. BIKINIS. 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He was charged w llh driving wllh a suspended/revoked license. • Billy D. Jackson. 48. of Oviedo, was arrested by Longwood police on C.R. 427 Monday. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol, and possession of a controlled substance. ORBS 'N" i :\ b s Save on p b c t i loft from groups, scratch and dent items and more! Correction A warrant arrest report published Tu e sd a y. Ja n . 4. Incorrectly listed the warrant charge against Thom as Nelson Hicks, of Rock Cove Court. Sanford. He was wanted on a Volusia County warrant far contempt of child support. Family values prescribed as antidote to violence W A S H IN G T O N W om en from all walks of life — execu­ tives In business suits, activists In Afrocentiic garb, matrons In pearls and furs — got together to discuss violence In Am erica and agreed the answer lies In a simple return to old-fashioned family values. T h e women, who convened Th u rsd a y night as part of Jesse Jackson's anti-violence summit, resolved to focus their energy on the family to eliminate what they said Is a culture of mean­ ness. " T h is Is one of the first places we have lo do something about It." Attorney General Janet Reno said. "W c must set an example that violence Is not tolerated In any farm ." Deborah Prolhrow -Stlth, an usslstant dean at the Harvard School of Public Health, said more anti-crime efforts should concentrate on domestic vio­ lence. lo eliminate an appetite for "m eanness" lhal develops In American children at an early age. "H a lf of the violence occurs because we don’t know how lo get ulong with the people wc know, and the people we love." she said. "Socially and cultur­ ally. wc ure mean lo each other. We have lo leach our kids how to gel along." C. Delores T u c k e r, chairwoman of the National Po­ litical Congress of Black Women, proposed a first course of action: fig h tin g degrading a ttitud e s toward women In rap music, movies and the mrdla. "E n o u gh Is enough. T h e souls 1 4 .9 9 T h e s e Ite m s A v a ila b le O n ly A t Y o u r S a n fo rd J C P e n n e y S to re . Traffic stop arrests B y SONYAROBS Associated Press Writer H O S IE R Y A N D U N D E R ­ W E A R F O R IN F A N T S , TO DDLERS, BOYS AND G IR L S 2 FOR $ 3 4 • B u y 1-5, S a ve 2 0 % “ I’ve met wllh senators and c o n g rr s s p r o p le . la lk r d o n ­ e-on one wllh people in their offices." he said Thursday, re­ fusing to name a n y of the lawmakers. He said he aluo (raveled from city to city, sometimes pres­ enting fake Identification (o |M>llce al college demonstrations against the Vietnam War und the American political system. And he worked such low-paying Jobs us a pea-picker, salesman nnd textbook editor. FOR KIDS of our sisters are being de­ s tro y e d ." T u c k e r said. She suggested that angry women target the record companies who profit from entertainment that demeans women. Tuck e r said singers and rap­ pers often feel compelled lo degrade w om en to obtain a recording contract. Th e record companies. In turn, sign the acts because they feel any hard-core behavior will sell. Afterward. Tuck e r was sur­ rounded by women who wanted tn know how they could get Involved. Men also have a responsibility, s a id p s y c h o l o g i s t R o b e r t P h illip s . He u rg e d m en to "spend time with their sons, lo leach Ihem that Ihe women they defame are going to be some­ body's wife and somebody's mother." B u t panelists agreed that censorship alone would not solve the problem. T h e y said they needed to note the lifestyle reflected In violent rap lyrics, and la ke re s p o n s ib ility for changing It. "Listen to the language of our y o u n g p e o p le ." said B e tty S h a b a z z . w id o w of M uslim activist Malcolm X . "W c have neglected th rm too long. What I want us to do Is accept part of Ihe respon sib ility. W c can’t blame everything our youth are Into on someone else." Rap fan Kevin Downs. 25. ugrecd. saying rappers should n o l be a tta c k e d fo r c o m ­ m unicating the frustration of urban youth. "W c need to find our why they arc m aking this m usic." Downs said. " T h e y arc not ‘gangsta* r a p p e r s . T h e y a re y o u r children." UP TO W 11,0011 S IMPELS OFF Bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, choirs, electronics and much more! Selected Accessory Floor Samples Choose from specially tagged accessories only. Styles and quantities may vary by store. No special o r d e r s _________ l>IS<'OX!IMi:i> Choose from individual ploces and groups, oil priced to cloor out fasti UP TO W as Qty. Item D e s c rip tio n 2 1 6 Gun Cabinet 3 pc. 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Styles and quantities may vary by store. No special orders.____________________ 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD (407) 322-7953 FUFF DELIVERY A M ) SET-UP • C O X Y FM FM CREDIT PLANS �T T T 4A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Friday, January 7, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 441-2tO) 300 N. FREN CH A V E .. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayn* 0. Doyl*. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE. 3 Months...................................819 30 fl Moat h a .................... 839 00 I Y ea r............................... 878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% ealea tax In addition to rataa abova. E D ITO R IA L S Support the Seminole County Fair • ■ P la n s have been a n no u n ced for the first S e m in o le C o u n ty F a ir In several decades. It has been sch e d u le d for Feb. 2 4 th ro u g h M a rc h 6. T h e fair Is p la n n e d for the 157-acre urea nt S e m in o le G re y h o u n d Park near C a sselb e rry. People w h o h a ve been fn m llla r w ith the area for m a n y ye ars m a y recall the old c o u n ty fairs, held In w h at Is n o w the 3 5 0 0 block o f S. O rla n d o Drive. It w a s m ostly a c a rn iv a l event, he ld ns a fund raiser. P rio r to that tim e , Cecil T u c k e r. Sem inole C o u n t y a g ric u ltu re agent from 195 6 to 1969 speaks of the a g ric u ltu ra l type fairs held In the S a n fo rd area u n til a p p ro x im a te ly the end or W o rld W a r ll. " W e even had the Florida S tate F u lr In S e m in o le C o u n ty . In the Sanford area, back lit the 1 8 9 0 's ," T u c k e r said. T h e old lim e fairs w ere the ty p e w e sec tn rrlo d m ovies. C o w and calf Ju d g in g , pie Qik in g , and vegetable g ro w in g co m p e titio n w e re a m o n g the featured events w h ic h drew th o u sa n d s to the fair. T h o s e tim es a rc gone. T o d a y , a c o u n ty fair m u s t focus on the strong points o f w hat Is c o n ta in e d w ith in that co u n ty . T h i s could In c lu d e educa tio n a n d schools, m anufacture Ing . m e rc h a n d is in g , a n d all types o f a g ric u l­ tu re a n d h o rtic u ltu re . W e call attention to these points at th is tim e to stress how Im p o rta n t a c o u n ty fair can be to d a y . It can be o f great benefit to everyone, e ve n w ith o u t a c a lf-ju d g in g contest. People w h o live tn Sem inole C o u n ty have reason to be p ro u d of w h at w e ha ve . It ts c e rta in ly not a large c o u n iy . Yet we have g o o d s .'m a trrfa ls . p ro d u cts, w h ic h a re w o rth y o f b r i n g to u te d . W e h a ve n a t u r a l a n d m a n -m a d e beauty w h ic h should be exhibited to o u t o f to w n a n d o u t o f state visitors. T h e proposed S e m in o le C o u n ty F a ir sounds like a n excellent Idea. B u t If It Is to succeed. It is g o in g to take so m e a ctio n . T h e event Is less th a n tw o m o n th s a w a y. D u r in g that tim e , w e urge e v e ry g o v e rn ­ m e n ta l b o d y In S e m in o le C o u n ty to enact a re so lu tio n In s u p p o rt o f It. W e also suggest e ach c ity start p la n s Im m e d ia te ly to set u p so m e ty p e of d isp la y o r e xh ib it. T i l e s a m e holds tru e for o u r school system , re taile rs, m a n u fa c tu re rs , n u rs e ty m e n . fruit a n d vegetable fu rm e rs. c itru s m c n . livestock fa rm e rs , a n d o th ers. Plan to get Invo lved . D e te rm in e n o w w h a t y o u w ill do to represent y o u r Im p o rta n t p a rt o f life In S e m in o le C o u n ty . If people su pp o rt U . participate In It. and a tte n d It. we ca n r e tu r n to h a v in g e x citin g a n d re w a rd in g S e m in o le C o u n ty F a irs . LE TTE R S T O EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. A ll letters must be signed. Include the address or the writer nnd a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. T h e letters ure subject to editing. B e rry 's W o rld is t h e T o y svao ^ t h e SRlf M E N T OF "M IG H TY m o r p h im Po w e r r a n g e r s " th is h a s f in a l l y c o m e .< AND in WE ARE HOLDING O N E Fo r y o u T h a N k y o u .' • *»•) kr NCA. wt R O B ER T W AG M AN Experts try to gauge nation’s mood W A S H IN G TO N — In November the nation will go to the (K ills to elect 34 senators and the entire House of Representatives. T ills will be one of the most closely watched off-year elections. In decades as experts try to gauge the mood of the voters In advance of the 1996 presidential campaign. Th is year there will be 21 Democratic Senate seats up for grabs; only !3 seals arr now held by Republicans So far five senators facing reelection — Dennis DcConcIni. D-Artz.; Howard Mctzen bau in. IT Ohm. Jo h n Danfort h. H Mo.; Dave Durenbcrgrr. R Minn.; and Malrom Wallop, R-Wyo. — have announced their retirements. T h e contests for euch ol these open seats, both In the primary and In ihc general election, should be Interesting However, beyond these open seal contests there will probably be only a small number of Inleresllng Senate contests. Both parties have had great difficulty recruit­ ing the strongest possible challengers lo In­ cumbent senators. Massachusetts Republicans tried to convince Gov. W illiam Weld lo challenge Ted Kennedy, lie refused. Democrats wanted H U D Secretary Henry Cisneros to take on newly elected GOP Sen. Kay Halley Hutchinson He said he had unfinished business In Washington. The same story was repeated In state after state. Th e most Interesting Senate campaign will take place In Virginia where n weakened Incumbent. Democrat Chuck Robb, will have tn take on former Gov. Douglas Wilder, who ca n n o t succeed himself. The winner will then face former Reagan White House aide Oliver Norlh. No other Democrat­ ic in c u m b e n t a p ­ pears to be In serious trouble, and no Re­ publican Incumbent except Hutchinson — If she Is convicted of election fraud, on which she has been Indicted — appears T h is will be onB likely to be defeated. o l the mosl T h e bottom line Is clo se ly watched (hat Ihe Senate In (he o il-year I04th Congress will elections in look very much like docadns. j the current one. with the Democrats likely In aolld c o n t r o l . ------------------------------------------------1 T ile House of Represeniatlves Is a different story. The Democrats will do very well to stay Th is election follows two In w hich anil Incumbent sentiment was the d rivin g force In House elections in 1988. o n ly seven House members were denied renom tnatlon or reelection In 1990. Ibis number grew to 16 Then in 1992. ihe total of Incumbents losing In primaries and general elections Jum ped lo 43. Could ll be even worse Hits year? By Ihe end of the current Congress. 177 members — 41 percent of Ihe entire House — will have served at least six term s. Ihe outside limit proposed by term-limitation sup|K>rlrrs Fifteen stales have already approved trrin limits for House members, and 73 members from those states will have surpassed Ihe limit voted by their slate b y the end of this Congress J A C K AN D ER SO N Sen. Kerry wages war against crime DONNA B R IT T Some more of the good stuff Just when you think you've faced your last list until next December, somebody drops another one In your lap. I purposely waited until after New year's before presenting m y year-end compilation. It's m y list nf some of the good stuff wc saw last year In a bad-obsessed world. T h e Idea was to remind folks of these things now — not last week, when we were looking back, but today, when our feet are freshly planted In 1994. So here's some of the cvcryday-llfc stuff that fell light tn ‘93 — and that I'd love to see more of In the new year. In no particular order. I want more: 1. Good things from small packages, like the diversion and Inspiration we got from Howard University's football squad and George Wash­ ington's hoopsters. Both shone while such local Goliaths as the Hoyas. Capitals. Bullets and the unspeakable Redskins were lackluster at best. 2. Denzel Washington, doing anything — except, perhaps, starring In movies In which we're asked lo believe that his apparently sane female co-star doesn't notice how fine he Is. ...Nah, I'll even take that. 3. Gourmet groceries with a great selection of fresh vegetarian dell Hems located within 10 mtnules ol the 'hood. Driving 40 minutes for mushroom pale gets old fast. 4. On-screen diversity, m y pet cause. Last fall, when a "To d a y " sho profile of photogra­ p h e r Richard A vcd o n featured activistIntellectual Julian Bond opining about the genius' work. I had to atop packing m y son's lunch to stare. It's that rare that black people are quoted us experts — or Just opinion-holders — on anything unrelated to akin color. After years of starvation, I cun't get enough. Like in the movie "Fearless." where the Hispunlc-ness of the character played by Rosie Perez wasn't mentioned, though her cultural underpinnings added flavor and authenticity. O r like In "G ru m p y Old M en." where a black storekeeper out mnncuvers pals Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau by making the first move on a sexy new neighbor. Last year's best exam ple; " T h e Great Depression," Henry Hampton's addictive PBS documentary on an astounding chapter In American history. Viewers learned not Just about hollow-checked Okies, but about Mex­ ican Immigrants lured land later rejectedl by H enry Ford's massive auto works, unions that brought together for the Itrst time mistrustful whites and blacks, Japanese families pre­ vented by California law Lorn owning homes. T h e Depression happened to everybody — and Hampton showed It. 5. Creative music from groups like Dlgible Planets and T o n y To n i Tone, who not only used real Instruments on "Sons of Soul*' (unfortunately that's unusual), but can actual­ ly sing. | 6. Wise, witty movies like "Searching for Bobby Fischer" and " A River Runs Through It" (which 1 discovered a year late on tape), and fun light fare like "Cool R unnings" and "Th e Th re e Musketeers" — films that captivate kids without making patents spend a half-hour explaining the gutter language, stupid sex and exploding bodies. And please — enough appreciative parents to m a k e th em as commercially viable as the awful stuff. S p e a k i n g of "R u n n in g s." 1 want more of what that f i l m , a b o u t th e J a m a ic a n bobsled team, represents for D is n e y . T h e c o m ­ pany, long regarded by minority parents as absolutely Nean­ d e rt h a l re g a rd in g diversity, appears to £ I purposely have discovered a walled until whole new world, as after New year's e x e m p lif ie d by before "W h a t's Love Got to presenting my Do W ith It" and the year-end up-and-comcrs. "Th e compilation. J A ir Up The re " and " T h e Lion K ing." 7. T V programs like A B C 's "Lo is and Clark" and F o x ’a "S ln b a d " — wise, witty new ahowa...(sec number 6.). 8. Public, omclal and — in the case of radio stations that reject "gangsta"-thcm cd music — Industry outcry over violence. We're finally a c k n o w le d g in g the c o n n e c tio n between m ayhem In American T V , music, movies and video games and the violence In our homes and streets. All are part of an Increasingly vicious circle that will never end until wc end o u r tolerance for It. 9. Best-seller lists that reflect our continued Interest In spirituality — as Indicated by megaacllers by Deepak Chopra. Marianne W IlTlam M n. M. Scott Peck and several others. I was also trem endously pleased by Toni Morrison's deserved Nobel Prize, and by the attention given to poet laureate Rita Dove and to Inaugural verse-melster Maya Angclou. 1 0 . S t e v e n S p i e l b e r g m o v ie s lik e "Schindler's List," In which nobody stnnds. m outh agape. In awe — as his characters In revious movies have — at the sight of ong-lost relatives, brontosauruses, landing and departing spaceships and grown men flying. Finally, l ‘m grateful for m y oh-so-vocal readers. You keep me aware of the Intelligence, caring and courage out there. Y o ur words make me laugh, cry, roll, wonder and think. Thanks. E W A S H IN G TO N - Sen J o h n Kerry D Mass , estimates that U.S politicians have declared "w ar" on crime seven times over I Inyears, Each time, he says, they cut and run iiefore finishing 1he job "We've been screwing around the margin of this (crlmc-flghllngl thing for 25 years or more." Kerry told us "Some say we losi this war I sav we never really waged It Kerry Is a liberal Democrat who burst onto the ptihllr scene more (ban 20 years ago as a relum ing Vietnam w a r hero turned protester. He m ade n a t i o n a l headlines by leading a veterans group In u p |i o s I t I n n to Vietnam, thundering about Ihe thousands ol young lives being lost because Am eri­ can le a d e rs h ip lacked ihe resolve ( b e n . J o h n Kerry estim ates that and resources lo end U .S. p oliticia n s ihc war have d eclared These days Kerry "w a r" on crim e lias emerged as one seven tim es ol Ihe leading hawks over the years. J In the Senate's latest war against crim e. Yet vestiges of Vietnam remain in Ills critique of ihe crime crisis; the loss of you ng lives lo senseless violence; the half-measures and hollow promises ol politicians: and even Ihc relcbrated Vletnam-cra "credibility g a p " These Issues, which first brought him lo politics nearly a quarter century ago. arc now driving Ills crusade against the rising tide o( violent crime. Tills lime Kerry wants Congress and Ihc prcsldrni to go for victory — not for the draw, us In Vietnam. Kerry urged Clinlun recently In a prtvalc memo lo declare a "national emergency." which would be fur more than symbolic, ll would pul the crime hudget "off-budget." meunlng (hat money appropriated for fight­ ing crime w ouldn't tic counted agulust the deficit. Th is Is how ihe administration plans to bundle health-cure reform, and Kerry can't understand w h y the White House w on't do the same for crime, which is arguably ihc biggest public health Issue facing America's youth. "I am sim ply baffled by that." says Kerry, who has been one of Clinton's moat reliable soldiers In the Senate. " T h e b ud g e tcrunchers couldn't find Dir money (for health care). Now they lake health care off hmtgri and leave this on and you struggle to find ihe money for (drugl treatment on demand. It really doesn’t m ukc sense to m e." Kerry’s solution to ihe crime dilem m a Is an ambitious attempt to bridge the gap between left and right on the political spectrum. Recently, the debate has split between conservatives — who want more prisons and longer sentences — und liberals — who want lo ullack Ihc underlying social Ills that cause crime by creating more government pro­ grams. Kerry favors a mixture of both: more community centers and more cops; and swifter punishm ent for violent offenders without the "mandatory m in im u m " sen­ tences dial have clogged p rison s with tionvlolrnl offenders. Ultimately. K e rry admits, crime prevention must begin at home. "H Isn't going to do a hell ol a lot of good If kids are still being raised In soclopathlc environments." lie says. "Kids don't know Ihc difference lx -1 ween right and w rong. They ure willing lo kilt someone iu weui ihclr clothing or take their Jewelry." Fighting crim e must become part of what Kerr)’ terms a "nullonal effort to rescue yo u ng people." T h a i's where the final Vietnam analogy suggests llsclf — the credibility gap of the crime debate. Kerry's ro m m rn is come In ihe wake of the Senate's passage or a $22 billion anil-crim e package he helped champion. l __________________ ' " r even close lo their current strength of 258 seats Only once In the last 90 years has the party controlling the White House not lost House seals In u mid-term election, and that was In the middle of the Depression w hen AmeTtrons thought Franklin Roosevelt mid the Democrats were the only answer It used to be that congressional seniority was considered an Insurmountable advantage. Now the 1994 congressional contests w ill test whether Inrum bcnry has actually become a significant disadvantage. �M Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Friday. January 7, 1094 - IA GunsC o n tin u e d from Page 1A end of court r.inrs. Undcrsltrrlff Steve Ila rrirll said nil municipalities tire rr* ((Hired In Him over (lie run* IlM-utrd weapon* In ihe sheriff Currently, the gun* w r turned over to u gunsmith who salvages -'prlrt (* and screws to exchange lor * .sposingoftheguns. Il.irrletl said the de|),irtim-nl In considering turning the weapons over la the Florida Department ol Law Enforcement crim e lab to help build their resource library. Alter documenting the fnfnnnuHon on the weapons. FO L K would destroy the guns. The crim e lab provides Informal Ion about the types of wt-a|M>u* used to fire ammunition. II bullets have been recovered at a crime scene, hut a wc;i|)nn not found. Harriet said, Ihe additional Informal Ion provided by iKillutle tests on confiscated weapons might aid In resolving Ihe case. Confiscated wrA|mns can by law Ire converted lor use by law enforrement agencies, but that does not hapi>en very often. •'Unless lire w e a p o n Just ha[)|rcns to Ire exactly what w-e need, and that's unusual, we don't keep It," Harriett com ­ m e nted, He said m ost c o n ­ fiscated weapons are Junk and I arc not the i|uality of weapon [ used by the shertfTs (rersonnrl “ W hat we ate Interested In (d o in g Is m aking s u re that [wen(Kins like Ihnl don’t get track ■rn the street It Is most likely the ireajroii has trceir used In vm ic tiitnlnnl activity and we don’t Irani lhal to recur." the m i­ le rsherifl said Kusscll recalled only one InMaori- white a sri/rd firearm /as converted to use in the Eity's arsenal. ! A m id growing k-ars of violent fm ne. the federal government In d cities aenrss the country are ‘titling oil a llitle-noticed source if guns on (he street! their own iw cnlorrrrr.rnl agencies. T h r widespread practice of r ilin g weajxms that have trrrii seized Irnm criminals or rellrt-d from [roller use has come under Increasing scrutiny as the nation delrates tougher gun control. "T h e city shouldn’t 1m- In the g u n ru n n in g b u s in e s s ." said Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson, whose city has Just Joined Ihe ranks of those that destroy M-lxcd firearms rather I hart sell I Item to dealers. Th is week, as national atten­ tion focused on prlvalr efforts to take guns out of circulation by trading litem for toys, snrakrrs. food or other merchandise, the drive to end government gun sides gained momentum: — The U.S. government de­ clared It would stop allowing Its law enforcement agencies lo sell surplus firearms to dealers, a practice (hat has put 01.900 guns on Ihe strrel sinre 1982. — Th e Washington suburb of Vienna. Va„ divided to give up $5,000 in potential revenue by destroying 40 surplus handguns. The jwillrc department had up­ graded its arsenal by Issuing semiautomatic pistols to Us offleers. — Seattle melted down Its first liateh of guns after a bailie In gel slate legislators to amend a law that bad required jm llrr lo sell seized weapons lkixes of revolv­ ers. senilnuiom allr pistols and s a w e d -o f f s h o t g u n s w e re dumped Into the furnace. — And the Albuquerque. N.M.. police departm ent rn d rd Its longstanding practice of selling seized guns. It will grind them down or blow them up Statistics aren't available from ihe governm ent or national (Milne and gun-control groups, but those Involved acknowledge the number of guns sold by police Is a tiny part of the 200 million guns In circulation In this country. Advocates say there Is troth rral and syintmlic value In get­ ting (Millet- to quit selling guns. "Ik* II one gun out of 500 or 5.000. It could get In the wrong hands, and w hy do It? We don't need lo and don't ward lo.” said A I b u q u e r q u e police sp o k e sw o m a n M a ry M o lina Mescal], T h e Idea Is h a rd ly new . Am ong lire m any rlllrs Ihnl don’t sell seized weapons arc lain AngcU-s. Ilalllmore. Mllwnukrc, Honolulu. Plllshurgh. Jackson. Miss.. Tolas. Okla . and ellles covered by stale laws or policies In New Hampshire. Maine und New Jersey. Ih e sentiment that brought passage of Ihe llrady Dill walling (icrlnd for gun purchases and the giMMls-for guns fervor has helped advocates overcome arguments that police can't afford (o glvc\ip the revenue. T h r Phocrilx C ity Council voted In December lo have (roller destroy seized weapons alter a debate In which much was made of the $ 100,000 a year lire sales brought the department. Most departments, particularly small ones, aren’t enthusiastic about selling guns, but have little choice, said Dennis Martin, the Incoming executive director ol Ihe National Association of PoliceChlels in Washington "C rim e does pay when ih rrr's not enough police and I hey don't have enough money to purchase equipment.” Martin said. G u n -c o n t r o l a d v o c a te s applaud Ihe move to end gun sales try (MilIre but realize that police so m etim e s need the money, said Cheryl ftrolln of Handgun Control Ine In Wash­ ington. "Th e y've got to upgrade to htghcr-callber weapons because they're outgunned on the street, but they can't afford In do It." she sold, Johnson, the Phoenix mayor, acknowledged that the nation's nlnth-largesl city will miss the rrventie. Hut. brandishing a seized ass.mll rllle. h r said. "I wouldn't trade that S 100.000 for one human life on any given day of ihe year." Informal ion from ihe Associ­ ated Press was used In this re (tori. Inlorm ttw Irom ls» Auactatad Prau ti cent* in*d in this ( tpoH DEATHS '^ H u g h h a l p i n ■ H u g h Hatpin 50. Frm w o o d riyc. Altamonte Springs, died h u rs d n y . Ja n . 0 P 1994. at lorfda Hospital, dftkhdn. Horn I ’ A u g . 20. 1937. in Central Falls. H I., he moved In Central Florida In 1980. Mr. Halptn was a systems analyst for Metiers Intiustrlcs. H r was Catholic und a in e m tx T of the U.S. Nuval In ­ stitute. VFW . KOA. and A N A . H r was u Navy veteran. Survivors Include wife. Rob* 1 erta: son. Thomas S.. England: 1 daughters. Kathleen F‘ . Cotton, jp O rlondu. Colleen F.. Altamonte i Springs: mother Yvonne Halpin. it P a w tu c k e t. K .I.; b ro th e r. , Raym ond. Hell Meade. N .J .; two grandchildren H a lil w ln -F u lr r h lld F u n e ra l H o m e Altamonte Springs ChaI. in charge of arrangements. >IAN E I.O R A V S K Y Diane I. Oravsky. *16, Hates f o u r t . C a s s e l b e r r y , d ie d Vednrsday, Jon 5. 1994. at her tldenec. Horn Nov. 22. 1947. Jin Trento n. N.J.. she moved to ■Central Florida In 1990. Mrs. sO ravsky was a east m rm trcr at | W a 11 D i s n e y W o r l d a n d 'Episcopalian. S u rvivo rs Include husband. George; son. Kcllh David. Cnsilb c rry : sisters. Mary Fisher in d Nancy Tlcdcm nnn. both of Trenton. Hu Id w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l tom e. Goldeiirod. In charge ol Im m gem ent*. J A M E S W . P A T IN O A L E Ja m e s W. I’ailngale. Yem crow bi.vc. l-ukc Monroe, died Tu e s ­ day. Ja n . 4. 1994. at Central .F lo rid a Regional Hospllal. San(b ird . Horn March 8. 1934. In |DH»-ware. Ohio, he moved lo [C e n tra l Florida in 1968. Mr. Pntlngalc retired from the m ain­ tenance department w llh David M. C o .. Printing. He belonged lo Seventh Day Adventist. Sanford, V F W , D A V , and Eagles. He served In the U.S. A rm y. S u rvivors Include wife. Alice; (luughtrrs, Karen Leslie, Ohio. C in d y Clark. Tennessee. Becky Colem an. Ohio. Ik-bble Kaiser. Sanford. Renee Joslyn. Paola. T e rrs a Flowers. Sanford: sons. J i m . O h io, J im m y . Sanford. Keith. Ohio. Larry Proctor. De­ ltona. James Strickland. San­ ford: sister. Alice Lou Mitchell: brother. Richard Pallngute; 23 grandchildren and three great­ grandchildren. B a 'd w tn -F u lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. D O R A LE E R USSELL Dora Lee Russell. 58. Russell Cove Road. Geneva, died of e n n e e r W ednesday. J a n . 5. 1994 Horn Nov. 11. 1935. In Families die in crash (he 10 who died when the plane went down Wednesday night F O R T DR UM - One of the s h o r t ly a fte r ta ke o ff fro m pilots in a fiery plane crash Kissimmee in Central Florida, which killed all aboard. Includ­ offlelals said. T h e plane, bound for Opaing Japanese honeymooners and their relatives, had experience locka near M iam i, circled a making emergency landings. wooded area of Okeechobee T o y o s h i K lm u ra . 38. w ho County and attempted lo land on o w n e d t h e t w i n - e n g i n e an Isolated stretch of U.S. 4 4 1. Heechcraft K in g A ir and a While federal officials have not Miami-area flight school catering determined whether Klmura or lo Japanese visitors, was among co-pilot Robert Suarez. 38. an BabiesContinued from Page 1A » rate one stale officials callrd "a m a zing ." •'It s one of the most dramatic statistics." said slate statistician Paula Angevtnc. "Most number* go up gradually over time. This Is something that’s gone up sharply In a short amount of lim e." Through September 1993. the stale’s least populated rnunty. Liberty, had only 47 blrlhs. In Dade, the stale's most heavily (Mipulalcd county, there were 24.208 Hut each county had about u 40 percent unw ed mother rate. Florida's figures show tinsurge In unwed mother* t* not a reflection of a new trend by single, professional women who choose to lo- single (karents. More unwed 17-year-olds gave birth In 1993 than did single women aged 35-39. "T h e common denominator of single parenthood Is poverty. ‘ gram at Crooms was decreasing. said Jack Levine, executive Nonwhile women tn Florida director of the Florida Center for have had much higher rates ol Children & Youth In Tallahussee. out-of-wed lock blrlhs thun while a children's advocacy group. women. In 1970. four In 10 "T h e re Is a huge difference nonwhile births were to single la-tween what young children women compared w llh only one nerd at that age and the ability In 16 while blrlhs. of single parents to fulfill those The rate climbed through the needs'' 1980*. then leveled In the past According to Harbara Kirby, few years at around 6-1 percent principal of Crooms School of Hut the rale of white births to Choice where the school dts* unwed mothers has quadrupled trlct's Teen Age Parent Program since 1970. reaching 24.2 per­ Is located, there are no more cent, or about one In four, by unwed mother* in that program ra rly 1993. this year than there were a year Th e nonwhile category in ­ ago. cludes blacks and some His­ " I think the numbers bere arc staying pretty much Ihe same." panic*. Hispanic* can classify themselves as either white or she said. She did not know If the black. numbers Ind Ira led u trend by Florida ranked ninth among young women toward leaving the states In births to single school upon becoming pregnant m others In 1991, the most or If the numbers of students recent figures the National Cen­ who choose the nurturing pro­ ter for Health Statistics. Open Continued from Page I A by December. At one time this summer. W hite Construction Co. pre­ dicted they wouldn't complete their portion of Ihe project north of Lake Jesup until a year after their approved completion date. Pressure, and money, from Ihe state moved that time up by six months or less. Meanwhile, efforts are u n ­ derway on two fronts to com ­ plete the "m issing link " between U .S. 17-92 and Interstate 4. Gerald Bhnlon. director of the Seminole County Expressway A u th o rity , said Congressman Jo h n Mica submitted a request to the House Surface Transpor­ tation subcommittee last week seeking 9184 million to com­ plete the project. T h e state Is also reviewing Ihe construction and financial feasi­ bility plans to submit to the Federal Highway Administration to share In the $85 million cost of Interchange nl 1-4. The state must (>ay 20 percent of the Interchange cost and 100 per­ HelpSanford, she was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. She was owner and chief executive office r of R u sse ll S ra fo o d , Geneva. Mrs. Russell was chairwoman of District Board of Truslees. Seminole C om m un ity College; (listriel director of Florida Asso­ ciation of Com m unity Colleges: and a member ol Ihe Hoard of Director* of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. She was also president of H u llr i G u ild of S a n fo rd Seminole, six years: president of G e n e ra l H e n r y S . S a n fo rd Museum and Library; president of Mid-Florida Chapter. Orga­ nized Fisherm en of Florida: usslsuint executive director. O r­ ganized Fishermen of Florida. Ilnson lo ihe Game and Fresh W a te r F is h C o m m is s io n hearings for live years: director at large. Florida Wildlife Federa­ tion: oml a member of Central Florida Commission. Statues of Women; Osceola County Hoard of Adjustments and Seminole County Historical Commission: Director of Association of Con­ cerned Ta x p a y e rs , Seminole County; past treasurer of County Council of Schools; member of F lo r id a L e a g u e of W o m e n Voters: and commiUccwoman, Seminole C o u n ty Democratic Executive Committee. She also served us campaign manager In Seminole County for Gov. ik>b Graham and campaign manager when Graham ran for ihe U.S. Senate. She was cam ­ paign m anager In Seminole County for Betty Castor. C o m ­ missioner or Education. Survivors Include: son, Jeff " B u tc h ” Russell of Geneva; d a u g h te rs . L y u d a R u s s e llSchroeder. Geneva. Debra Susan Russcll-Hnw'inun. Jacksonville; brother. Robert Richardson. H endersonville. N .C .: sister. F lo ra R lc h a r d s o n -F a m b r o . l.ongwood, mother and father. Alm a and G le n Richardson. Geneva; and five grandchildren. Bald w in -F a ir c h ild Fun e ra l Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. JEANN1E R E ID LE R S H A W Jennie Hcldlcr Shaw. 88. Gate Road. Monroe. N .C.. formerly of Lake Mary, died Wednesday. Jan. 5. 1994. at Guardian Carr of Monroe. Horn J u ly 31. 1905. In Froslburg. Md.. she moved to Central Florida In 1967. She was a member of Lakevicw Baptist Church. Lake Mary. Survivors Include daughter. Joan Pclllcano. Monroe. N.C.: five g ra n d c h ild re n and five great-grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n c r u l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Continued from Page 1A Lawrence J . Tuylor. H I. Wrst Gum-h<> Circle. Deltona, died Wednesday. Jan .*3. 1994. at West Volusia Memorial Hospital. DeLnnd. Horn Sept. 20, 1912 In Norristown. - Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1980. Mr. T a y l o r was an a u to m o b ile mechanic and a mem Iter of St. Ann's Catholic Church. DeBary. He was a staff sgt. in the U.S. A rm y Alt Corps during World W a rll. Survivors include wife. Elena. D e lio n a : d a u g h te r, H arbara Elalna Hilton. Langhome. Pa.; two grandchildren. Stephen R. Ualdauff Funeral Home. Dellonu. In charge of arrangements. ttonal programs director, said 4.550 residents ure served by the program now. about 58 percent of the estimated 7.845 qualified women and children in the county. W ith the additional money, up ,o 819 more Individ­ uals w ill be served, an 18 percent Increase. SHAW. JC N N IIR . Cravatida lunaral u rv k a t lor M r» Jannu A Shaw. M ot Monro*. North Carolina, lor marly ot Lakt Mary, who dlad Wadnaaday. will ba It o'clock Saturday morning ol Oaklawn Park Camalaiy Arrangamanti by Gramkow Funaral Horn*. Sanlord t The completion of the tollroad has wide support Including Ihe Sanford City Commission, which approved completion and federal funding Dec. 27. the Orlando Urban Area Metropolitan Plan­ ning Organization, the O rlan­ do-Orange County Exprcsswuy Authority and local lawmakers. Th e completion Is opposed by some Sanford residents and businessmen w..o will he direct­ ly Impacted by the road. T h e C i t y o f L o n g w o o d is P le a s e d to A n n o u n c e : NEW FARMERS MARKET E ve ry S aturday, 7am - lp m Th e stale Is seeking an 18 percent Increuse In W1C services with additional federal and stale funding, said Jo hn Agitato, state W1C program director. Wilma Street, Next to City Hall In Longwood's Famoua Historic Downtown District Intrmtfd Vndots, pleift aQ Dick Wtlh il 260-3461 loputldpitr. t C f HARDWARE ACEHARDWARE ACEHARDWARE FUNERALS S U S lIL L , DORA LEE Funaral tarvlcat tor Dora Laa A m ull. a«a la. of 0ana«a. who patud away Wadnatdoy. Jan J. will ba conductad Saturday. Jan I at noon at th* Oaklawn Chapal ol thr Baldwin Fairchild Futaral Hama with Ran Daryl Parmantar ottkatlng Intarmanl will follow at Oaklawn Park Camatary Violation lor Irlandi will ba Friday. Jan. 1,1 a and 7 t p m at tha funaral horn* Survivor! or* ton, Jett -Butch" Autwll, C anava. d a u g h itrt, Lynda R uitalt Schroadar. Canava. Drbra lutan A m u ll Bowman. Jackionvllta: brothar. Robarl Rkhardton Handtrtonvllla. N C .i tlitar. Flora Maa Rkhardten Fambro. Longwood. fathar. Clan Aichardion. Canava, mothar. Alma Rkhardton. Ganrva. grandchildrtn. Maiony Schroadar Autlln. DaBary. Todd Schroadar, Canava. Slaphanla RutMlI. Canava. Chriitina Rutull. Canava. Scott A m u ll. Canava Arrangamanti by Baldwin Fairchild. Oaklawn. Lak* Mary cent of the roadway cost If FH A Interstate funding Is received. H istoric VW I Longwootl L A W R E N C E J. T A Y L O R MATINOALC, JAMES W. Funaval larvlcat lor Mr J*m»« Paling*)*, •g* 1*. ol Laka Monro*, oho pouM ( M r Tu»nt*r will b* conOucttd Salurda*. J*n I. • 1 1 p m at itv» Oaklaan Chop*) ol tha Baldwin Fairchild Funar al Horn* with P ills ' K*n Bryant officiating Violation tor lrt*ndt will t* Saturday tram U p m Airangamantt by Baldwin Fairchild. Oaklawn. lata Mary. ofT-duty Dade County fire official, was at the controls at the time of the crash, they do know Klmura hud u h is to ry o f h a n d lin g troubling rlroumstanccs In the air. In March 1984. for example. Klmura used the lights of a Nevada casino to guide him lo a safe landing after flying his Cessna 172 for 9 0 m inutes without Its electrical system Neither Klmura nor his three passengers was hurt. By Associate Praaa_________ \ A ______ — H ardw are Stores 5 $ JA N U A R Y BEST BUYS mn<M AC£ ($A*iC€ Stop Weeds Before They Start Covws 8 000 ft Eagle Sp rin g Rak* or A M ES Shrub Rak* $9 . 88 . $3 . 972 ^ d -C O N 980 1 5 OZ (70746) L0NGW00D LAKE MARY SANFORD CASSELBERRY 434 & 427 Publlx Shopping Ctr. 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Or. 339-4883 330-6589 321-0885 339-7365 20 LB. WILD BIRD FOOD OAQ *3.70 (St 005) £ S A N FO R D S T O R E O N LY ^ tiC E HARDWAREACE HARDWAREaVCE HARDWARE aSCE HARDWARE a^CE HARDWARE TRANSMISSION FREE TOWINdfrFEWliwiffes CALL FOR APPOINTMENTJ i SANFORD 321 -3 2 7 0 LAKE MARY / HEATHROW \ 3 3 0 -3 6 1 0 i DELAND / DELTONA (904) 7 7 5 -0 0 0 3 ALT. SPQS. / LONGWOOD 8 3 0 -5 5 0 0 ORLANDO 3 8 0 -6 5 0 0 i J �§A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. January 7, 1M4 Neighbors protest odor and noise By NICK PPKIPAUP Horald Staff Writer____________ L A K E M A R Y - Although not on the agenda, a pig farm became a major subject of dis­ cussion at last night's Lake Mary City Comm ission Meeting. CHItens complained of noise and odor problems. Fifteen pigs are on 1.7 ucres of land owned by John Carll. on Rinehart Hoad near Pine Circle Drive, the Fealher's Edge resi­ dential com m unity. In December. Carll had applied to the Planning und Zoning commission to permit the estab­ lishment of a veterinarian hospi­ tal on the property, which Is presently toned Agricultural. Cltltcns objected, und PAZ denied the conditional use re­ quest. T h e matter was to have t»een appealed at the Dec. 16th City Comm ission meeting, but was requested to be tabled by Dr. John Dee. who hud planned to operate the vet clinic. HUM W»U kf Tommy Vintent Thanks for the memories Tha clasaaa that graduated from If-.e Crooms Academy In (he 1950s gathered recently In Sanford for a reunion. While they were here to celebrate the fun they had and the Important lessons they learned at the school. Bob Thomas, chairman of the awards committee and Dick Evans, chairman of the classes, presented Barbara Kirby with an award for the school. Croomo. formerly tho county's all black high school In Sanlord, Is now a school ol choice for students with disciplinary problems, a lack of Interest In school or with newborn children. The classes of the 50s believed the school continues to touch the lives of Its students In a positive way Tho plaque was dedicated In memory of the teachers who had served there In the 1950s Last night, an estimated nine residents were on hand for the c o m m is s io n m e e tin g . D a ve Campbell, u resident of Pine Circle Drive, spoke on the matter during the public participation period of the meeting. "We Just can't continue (o put up with th is." he said "the noise and odor problem Is getting worse every day. Th e y have those pigs on u small piece of land, and It's very close, (msslbly within 20 feet of some of our homes." "W e were lold that you de­ layed the matter at your last meeting, and that Dr. Dee was lo meet with some of the residents ubout what he was proposing." Campbell said, "but ns of now. we haven't heard from h im ." Mayor L o w ry Rockett took exception. " T h e city did not delay the request." h r said. "Th a t was at the request from the applicant. Th is was nn nppeal nn u conditional use re­ quest. and I h r mutter of the land use. and pig problem are two sc (Mirule Issues." Commissioner George D u ryra commented. "D u rin g our dis­ cussion of tills property for land use planning. Mr. Carll tried lo g e l th e lu n d d e s ig n a t io n changes, but when It wasn't done, he asked If they would rather have him raise pigs on the land." Duryea asked City Attorney N rd Julian If there was anything the city might tie able to do regarding the pig farm to m iti­ gate the affect on the neighborhoods. Julian responded that the use of the agriculturally zoned land os a pig farm Is within the zoning class. "H ut you can't use land for any purpose which may create health or safety pro­ blems." he said. "You might consider looking Into whether this may constitute a nuisance." Commissioner Gary Hrender suggested C ity Manager Jo h n Litton get w ith Seminole County officials to see If this might l>e considered u health hazard "W e d o n 't want to cause problems h e re ." Campbell suld. "We want to do everything we ran to work through the system, but we w ould like to request action on what Is being done on Dial land w ith the pigs." Sue O lln g e r. who recently moved from Sanford to Lake Mary also spoke on Ihr problem. "We have o n ly recently moved lo Lake M a ry ." she said, "and one week after we moved In our new home, those pigs appeared right across the slreel. Imagine how that makes us feel." Ollnger suggested the city re­ solve the matter, "before II gets Into some legal hussle." Mayor Rockett suggested C ity Manager Litton meet with Dr. Dee and M r. Carll and find out what action was plannrd on the conditional use request. Attorney J u lia n also suggested City Planner Matt West examine the land use regulations regard­ ing what type of farm animals may be kept on agriculture property of such small size. Commissioner Hrendrr urged that th e a c t io n s be d o n e "post-haste." Duryea observed. "What I see Is that this Is u rase ol someone using property to the detriment of neighbors, and I believe we should get th l- matter resolved as soon as possible." Grammy nominators play it safe, again ■yHILLKL IT A U I Associated Press Writtf__________ N E W Y O R K - In with the old. out w ith the new. Upholding the tradition that you don't have to keep w ith the times to keep up w ith the Gram m ys. this year's nom in a ­ tio n s w e re la v is h e d on m ainstream artists, m a n y of them past winners. A m ong them: Sling. W hitney H ouston. R .E .M ., B illy Jo e l, songwriter Alan Menken and producer David Foster. None of the candidates for best new artist — Belly. Blind Melon: Legal Notices “ imymk c ir c u it court , OF t h i (lOMTIlffTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SBMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO: *>4)1* CA I* K AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC . piemtm, a RANOV BUSIER CAVE And PAULO CAVE, fser husband. Ottondentm NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE I* fseveby «•««* Put tho undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Seminole Count,. F lorMo. *111. on In* Hit toy of January. We At II 00 AM At It* West Front Door of the Seminole Count, Court now**. Sonlord. Florid* ettor tor Mto ond toll At public outer, to It* h.gheii ond bott bidder tor CAUi. tho loHo*>ng dtu-'bed proport, situated m SEMINOLE Count,. Flor.de : Tho Wo*t NO toot At Govern mont Lot t. Soctton ». Township : X South. Rang* X Eoit. Loti •tio Eott IAS toot rt mo South XS toot thoroot and Lou: Tho South . U Foot thoroot tor rood. All In •Somlnolo County. Flor14* : pursuant to tho Final Judgment ontorod In a com ponding In aid Court, tho ttylo ol *hlch It indicated abovo : WITNESS m, hand and ol : tkioi tool ol m m Court mi* cm ’•do, at Jan*.or,. lt*c • MARVANNE MORSE ; Clark ol tho Circuit Court ! By: Dorothy W Bolton DC I In accordance with the Am*r •kens «Hfh Ditebllittot Act. par •ton* needing a specie' occom : modelion to portlopeI* m mi* Ipracood.ng should contact Court : Admintttrotlon at XI N Pork ' Av* . Sto NXI. Sonlord. Florida .BUI. Telephone teOII meJX : E«t iTl7. not later than stron lit) days prior to the proceeding lit hearing Impaired. (TOO) :iiN *sstF7i or voice ivi :i MOMSirro. vie Florida Roto, i MARVANNE MORSE ; Ctorkot tho Circuit Court ! B ,: Dorothy W BoltonDC !Publish January 7.14. We •OENot Toni Braxton. Dlgable Planets and SW V (Sisters With Voices) — was n o m in a te d In the key categories of best album, song or record. In fact, no newcomers were nominated In those urcus. Sting, a 10-tlme G ra m m y winner, led with tlx nominations Thursday. Including best album for " T e n Summ oner's Tales" and song und record of the year for "If I E ve r Lose My Faith In You." Joel. Houston and H.E.M were nominated four times each. Joel was cited lor best album for "River of Dreams," not to l>e confused with "Th e River of Legal Notices as sat term w sed Summery F mat Judgment, ta*a Let IS. Black I. SUNLAND ESTATES, according to the plal thoroot as recorded in Plat 6 w I*. Pages I and ). ol tha Public Records el Semmoto Count,. Florida TO GETHER aim all struc lures and Improvements now and hereafter on se-d land, and tie lures attached thereto, end all rants. Issues proceeds, and profits accruing and to accrue t-om Mid promises, all at which are Included wiltun tha torogo In g d e s c rip tio n a n d the habendum thereof, also all gas •team, electric eater and ether heating, cooking, refrigerating lighting, plumbmg. ventilating irrigating, and poaer systems machines, appliances, futures and appurtenances, ahich are now or m e, hereafter pertain to. Or be used aim. Ml. or on said promises. e»en though tho, m e, bo detached or detachable O A TE O January). W e MARVANNE MORSE. Clark Circuit Court By: JanaE Jasaaic Deputy Clerk Publish: January t. le. m e DEN-4? IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E II0 H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL0RI0A. CRIMINAL CASE HO.: A n IMS CFA SCSO INCIDENT NO : VMittMie IN RE FORFEITURE OF 1*70 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK viNiDieBJLSieoan NO TICE OF FO R FEITUR E PROCEEDING TO Mark A Clinton H I Lake Minnie Drive Sanlord. Florida H77J and all others aho claim an In te re s t In lha ta llo w in g property 1*70 0 0 0 0 E P I C K U P TR UCK . VIN IDJ»BJMI*04*7 Donald F. Etllnger. of tha Seminole Cow l, Sheriffs Of Ilea. Seminole Court, Florida th ro u g h h it o t llc e r i. in vestige tors or agents, seized the above property on November t|. Itt ). at or near State Road ale. Seminole County, Florida, and Is presently holding Mid property lor tho purpose ol forfeiture pursuant to Section* t i l 701 70a. Florida Statutes, and will RE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge at tha Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Semlnoto Count,. Florida, find probable causa thai the above property should toll be forfeited to tha above agency You will be sent a cop, ol mo Order finding Probable Causa once It l* signed b , tha Judge and It will advise you how and when to respond lo this request tor forfeiture I H E R EB Y CERTIFY TH A T A In a and correct copy ol this Notice was unt lo tha above named addresses b, U S regl* torod mall, return receipt re duettod. this nrd da, of De cember. Iff) M A R YA N N K LEIN LE G A L COUNSEL • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT : OF THE IITH JUDICIAL : CIRCUIT IN ANDF0R : SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. tl-t!M CA'II K MONDRIAN MORTGAGE CORPORAT ION. a Dtleoert corporation. Ptolnllft. :v» DOUG I RICHARDSON A/K/A DOUGLAS IRVING RICHARDSON. ETAL. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to * Summary Fusel Judgment of Foreclosure doled January I tooe and tntortd In Casa No *) IMA CA 14K ol lh* Circuit Court ol the IITH Judicial Circuit In ond tor Sami nato County, Florida. »her*tn MONDRIAN M0RT0A0E CORPORATION. • Oetosure corporation, Plenum. and Florida Bar fto 11X7* DOUO I RICHARDSON A/K/A SEMINOLE COUNTY DOUOLAS IRVINO RICH SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARDSON. ET AL.. are Acton IM JItth Street dent*. I will toll to the Wghesl Sanlord. Florida »77) fit* bidder tor cash ol the Was! Telephone 14071 lX tA JJ Front Doer of tho Somlnolo Publish December X . II. 1**) Count, CewrttsouM. Sanlord. A January i, 7, we Florida. At l l : « p ‘ctock AM on O EM M l the cm da, ol February, We. Dreams." which Is up lor l>esl song and best record H o usto n's n o m inations In ­ c lu d e best re c o rd fo r the ubiquitous "I Will Always Love Y o u . " w h i l e R . E . M .' s "Autom atic for the People" Is In the running for best album. Menken, a multiple G ra m m y and Academy Award winner, picked up five nominations "A Whole New W orld." the theme s«ing from "Aladdin" he wrote with T im Rice." Is up for record and song of the year. Foster, nn eight-lime G ra m m y winner, produced "I Will Always L o v e Y o u " a n d a ls o w a s Legal Notices lUa * IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIOMTCf NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASE NO EM J*ee CFA SCSO INCIDENT NO ei i n i coca INRE FO R FEITUR E OF l*»lCHEVROLET CORVETTE VINelGlWntlMlioteie NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO Aramit Alvarei X0 South SR ale IIM Altamonte Springs. Florida »7 la and all ethers who clam an In le ra ft In lha tallowing prepertr INOCHEVROLET CO RVETTE VINelGIVVZMSMStMIC Ooneld F E stinger, ol the Seminole Count, SheriII s Of lice. Semmoto Count,. Florida, through his officers. In vet'igetor* or agents seited the above property an November II. W ). ol or near t X Wed.a Springs Road. Lang wood. Sami nato Count,. Florida, and It presently holding M d property tor the purpose of forfeiture pursuant to Sections *IJ 731 70a. Florida Statutes, and will RE Q U E S T tnat an Honorable Judge el the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Semlnoto Count,. Florida, find probable cause that the abor* property should not be lorto'tod to the above agency You will be sent e copy ol the Order finding Probable CeuM one* It It signed b , the Judge end It will adds* you how and when to respond lo this request lor tor tellur* I HER EBY CER TIFY THAT * true and correct copy ol Itot Nolle* was sent to the above named addresses by U S. fegis tertd mall, raturn receipt re quested, mis )V d da, of O* (ember. IMS M AR YA N N K LEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No aiTSTS SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IMS Xth Street Sanlord. t- lor Ida X7/7J Tie* Telephone taOMJXMlt Publish December X. )t. IX ) A January 5. 7. IN I OEM M) NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice I* hereby given lhal we are engaged In business el SO) Semlnoto Avo . Longwood. F L 11M0. Semlnoto County, F lorIda under the Fictitious Name of NATIVE SON S CONSTRUC TION. and that w* Intend to regular Mid name with the Division ol Corporations Telia hats**. Florida, m accordance with lha provisions at lha F k - iiious Nam# Statute*. To Wit: Section MS 0* Florida Statutes W l. NATIVF SON'S CONSTRUCTION Michael A River* Frank Schautteet Publish January 7. Wa DEN a Legal Notices CITY OF LONOWOOD FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO W HO M IT WAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN by lh* City of Longwood. Flor Ida. that the City Commission will hold * public heating to consider enactment of Ordi nance No *e 1177, entitled ORDINANCE NO. W 1177 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF LONGWOOO FLOR I D A . IM P O S IN G A O N E HUNDRED EIG H TY *. DAY MORATORIUM ON TH E AP P R O V A i OF CONDITIONAL U S E . OR IS S U A N C E O F LICENSES OR PERM ITS FOR THE OPERATION OF ADULT E N T E R T A IN M E N T E S TA B L IS H M E N T S . P E R S O N A L SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS A N D A D U L T BOOK AND N O V E LTY STORES W ITHIN TH E C IT Y FO R O N E H U N 0 R E D E IG H TY DAYS. D E FIN IN G ADULT E N TE R T A I N M E N T E S T A B L IS H M E N T S AND P E R S O N A L SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS ANO A D U L T BOOK AND N O V E L T V S TO R E S : PRO V 0 I N 0 FOR C O N F L IC T S . S E V E R A B IL IT Y . A N O E F F EC TIV E D A TE Said Ordinance was placed an first reading on January ). lt*a and the City Commission will consider M m * tor final passage and adaption altor tha public hearing, which will be held in •h* City Hall. I7S West Wartan A»*nu*. Longwood Florida, on Monday, the 17th day of Janu ary. A O . w e. at 7 00 P M . or at toon lhareattor at possible At lh* meeting. lAlerctted parlies may appear and b* heard with respect to the pro posed Ordinance This hearing may be continued tram tins* ta time until final action It taken by the City Commission A cap, ol tha proposed Ordi none* It posted at the City Hall. Long wood Florid*, and copies or* on til* with Its* Clerk at its* City and M m * may b* Inspected by the public A taped record cf this mooting Is mad* by the City tor its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate r* cord tor purport* el appeal from a decision mode by Its* Com mission with respect to the loregoing matter Any person wishing to ensure that an ad* quote record ol tha proceedings Is maintained lor appelloto pur posts It advised to make tha necessary arrangements at his or her own *•pans* Persons wills disabilities needing assistance to pertk. pole In on, of these proceedings should contact to A O A Coord' notor. ot (407) m m i . at toast el hours In advance ol tha meeting Da'ed this athday el January. A O.Wl C ITY or LONGWOOO GERALDINE 0 2AMBRI. A r t i s t s w h o d i d n 't g e t nominated In the (op ra lrg o tirs Includr Janet Jackson. Nirvanu. S o u l A s y l u m S m a s h in g Pumpkins und Spin Doctors, all of w h o m hud to settle for nominations In lesser arras. FREEBIE ADS Take advantage ol this special oiler This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy th e same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just fo llo w these Instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item must be stated in the ad and be $100 o r less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad m ust be on the form shown below and e ith e r be mailed In or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Departm ent. 7. Ad w ill start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managem ents decision on copy acceptability will be final. Sanford H e ra ld MAIL TO: n BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. C L A S S I F I E D FREEBIEADS Sanford Herald P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 * O N L Y O N I IT E M * MUST INCLUDE PRICE P R IN T AD H E R E :. c it y c ler k Publish January 7. W a OENJ7 g g g o o ] l nominated for tx-xf album for "Th e Bodyguard" boundtntc-k. In one potential break with tradition. Nell Young, who bait never won u Gram m y, could be u good Ik -! to pick up a couple of awards. Nominated for brsl song and best record for "Harvest M oon." Ihr graying grunge Icon might attract the same kind of sym pa­ thy voles lhal have gone lo o n ce-neglected rockers E r ic Clapton and Bonnie Haiti. The G ra m m y s will be pres­ ented March I In a ceremony broadrasl live on CHS. NAME. A00RESS I SukBBftta To T h a Sanford HaraM ( • 1100 O R LE S S �, - v rr f January 7, 1994 F R ID A Y Sanford Herald rr orts IN Undefeated no longer B R IE F Rams deal first loss to Silver Hawks . Stuart leads Fill by Centenary MIAMI — Chuck Stuart's 28 points led Florida International to an 80 71 Tra n s Am erica Athletic Conference win over Centenary. iC*- 1 ■y M A N SMITH St. Mary's edges North Florida Harold Sports Writer JA C K S O N V IL L E Jerry Solo scored 21 |n>lnls lo lead St. Mary's of Texas lo a 58 54 win over North Florida on Thursday. L A K E MARY - It took a while, bul the Lake M ary High School girls* basketball tra m finally re­ ceived Its longexpected wakr up call Thursday night. Led by Laura Raguccl. the Rams continued ’ heir second-half revival with a 6G-5C victory over previously undefeated Lake Howell In a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference contest Thursday night. Despite having four of their top alx players — In c lu d in g three AROUND THB N ATIO N Sheffield charges dropped H O U S TO N - Gary Sheffield of the Florida Marlins has one less legal problem. Crim inal charges have been dismissed against Shrlficld stemming from an altercation with some Houston police officers last summer. □Bee Lake Mary, Page 2B Louisville bests USF L O U IS V IL LE . Kv. - No 11 Louisville brat South Florida 80-56 In the Metro Conference opener for both learns. Hays leads Samford over U CF RIRM INOHAM - Jodie Hays scored u ca­ reer-high 16 points lo lead Samford lo a 63-48 victory over Central Florida on Thursday night. Virginia rips FSU C H A R L O T T E S V IL L E . Va. - Virginia's Cornel Parker shut down A C C scoring leader Rob Sura us the Cavaliers lopped Florida Slate. 84-64. Jacksonville tops Lamar R EA U M O N T. Texaa — Barry Brown scored 28 points Thursday to lead Jacksonville lo a 78-69 Sunbelt Conference win over Lamar. • J#nnlftr Qrslsalng (No. 34, right) and Ihs Laka Mary Rama out scored Stacey Comas (No. 35. laft) and the Lake Howell Silver Hawks In every quarter Thursday NortMw>— »y ittcut i m nlghl on lha w a f lo a 00-50 victory. Tha Iota was the Oral of Ihc season for Lake Howell, which was ranked third In this week’s Class 5A slate poll. LAKE MARV U . LA K E HOWELL M Laka Hawaii INI Martfilaalia 4 F 14 It. Gdntatol *4 •« l. Kibn IV S 1 4. Coa 00 0 1 • Duncan S A M S Llndborg I I g « 1. Cravat t i l t *1 IF. Gamat * I »• I. Jam at)4 44 l( Tota't IF 4 F IS M M Lata Mary ltd) Tdaantaad V ) 111. Cllaralta I I 11 1. Fargutan OF I t IL Raptout.l » l 00 0. Gobi VI Vd 0. Raguccl F it 11 FJ Dubar I I I I I IF. Granting 11 VC A Harrtt 11 VV I. Lombard 00 VV 0. A Harnten I 100! Talalt l » JO I I IFtt Laka Hawaii I I It It II - M Laka Mary I I II II II - 00 TFtraapatol Said g oon — Laka Hawaii I II (Cravat 11. Kabn 01); L«aa Mary 10 (Raguccl 101. Total toot - Lata Hawaii II. lata Mary n Fautod auT - lata Mary. Raguccl Tacbmeato Laka Hawaii banc* Rabounda - Laka Hawaii M iMarcMkada t. Cravat n Laka Mary M (Frogman. Crotwmg 10) AaatofV - Laka Hawaii V (kabn Ft: Laka Mary n (H a rm A Grautinj F| Itoali - laka Hawaii I# (MarcMtaila. Caniatoi. Comat II, Laka Mary I ) (Dubar A Granting 41. Tumavtrt — Laka Hawaii IS; Laka Mary IV Racardt - Lata Hawaii I S t . A l LAC. Laka Mary 0V. I OiAC Seminoles rise up, knock off Mainland again From Staff Naparts TO D A Y Boys’ Basketball flyman at Semlnol* F. 4 p m.; JV. 0 p.m.; V, 730 M L : Lake Mary at Laka H o w b II. F, 4115 p.m.; JV . 6 p.m; V, 7:45 p.m. : Mainland at Oviedo F. 4 p.m.; JV. 5:30 p m.; V. 7 p.m. : Luthar at O'gewood JV, 4.30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m Girls’ Basketball [; DtLand at Laka Mary. JV, 0 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. O Luthar at Orangewood. JV, 3:15 p.m.; V, 0 p.m. Girls’ Soccer I : Samlnola at Lyman. JV, 5 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. :2Laka Howall at Laka Mary. JV, 5 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. □ Oviedo at Laka Brantley. JV, 5 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. SATURDAY IiaUaiti I f ) Fay tan I S i t . Morgan 111*. MovrKt J i l t . Hampton f i l l I I WuWntard t i l l Brawn 4 »1 A Eaton f l J l». Hare, • ' » I. M cPsartanll It .M H Ia r f M t TaMtt J t l l Mat MatolaM II II IF IF - 41 liailaali U If It It — H ThraapaMl Flaw gaal't - Mainland 4 I O a .n I. MUlar I. Janat II Talal Fault — Mainland Mi lawunaia I I Voutod awl — Mainland, torn. Hawkwit Tactinicait — nano Racardt — Mainland 14; tamlnaWt IS Tribe, arm ing 23 points, handing out four assists and gelling four steals. Tennlshla Eason chipped Lake Mary closes in on SAC crown (: Santa Fa CC at Samlnola CC, 7:30 p.m. Basketball Boys’ Basketball □ Spruce Craak at Samlnola. F, 4 p.m.; JV, 0 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. □ Laka Brantlay at DaLand. F, 4 p.m.; JV, 5:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. t Girls’ Basketball □ Evana at Lyman. JV, noon; V, 1:30 p.m. Boys’ Soccer □ Mlaml-Columbus at Lyman, 7 p.m. □ Colonial af Ovlado. JV. 11 am; V. 12:30 p.m. Girls’ Soccer □ Kitalmmaa-Oataway at Samlnola, 10 a.m. □Laka Mary at Daltona. JV, 5 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. □ Wlntar Park at Lyman. JV, 4 p m.; V, 0 p.m. □ Laka Howall at Apopka. JV, 10:30 a.m.; V, to follow. □B. Moora at Laka Brantlay. JV, 2 p.m.; V, 4 p.m. Wrestling [ iSamlnola at Scholar Mat Clasalc. □ Lyman and Laka Brantlay at SI. Cloud, 10 a.m. U Boona at Ovlado. to a m. □ Laka Howall at Waal Oranga, 1 p.m. Penguins at LIONS 5. PATRIOTS 2 goals, respectively. P h illip C la n c u lll netted Lake Brantley's final goal with one sec□ B h Bsccar, Fa gs 2 1 LYMAN S3, EU8TIS4S EUST1S — Sara Wood came u p with two key breakaway layups off steals In the fourth quarter and nine different players contrlbotffl pdftna to n balanced sco rin g attack #p_ JcYWSR ,|idged homestanding Euatls 53-49. Th e Greyhounds Junior v a n ity tfUutf tof trip a clean sweep as they collected a 50-38 victory. "W e got good balanced scoring and a real good learn effort.” M i d Lyman head coach Sieve Carmlrhael. " Rosalind Jackson had u big game □Bee Basketball. Page 2B From S U N lU p o rU LAKH W O R TH — As if a ihrre-and-u-hulf hour bun trip wasn't bad enough.... Seminole C om m unity College . ulderi* suffered a rough road trip Thursday, losing 109-51 ut Palm Reach Junior College In a women's Junior college basketball action. Debra Williams scored 32 points to lead a quartet of Palm Reach players Into double figures. Also In doubles were Rhgelte Gillens (25 points). Tasha McMfllan 123 points) and Wllkenson ( 14 (mints). Seminole High School graduate Shari Reddicks paced the Raiders with 10 points. Also In double figures was Ft. Pierce freshman Darlene Hadden with 10. Freshman Jennifer Coble had eight points. S C C . w hich fell to 10-8. will conclude Its pre-conference schedule with a gam e against Manatee Junior College In Rradenton Saturday night. The Raiders will open Mid-Florida Conference play with a home contest with Santa Fc Community College from Gainesville next Wednesday at 7 p in. W IN TE R PARK - T o n y Baltic scored the game's only goal with 11:43 left lo play, lifting Lake Mary lo a 1-0 win over host Lake Howeil In a Seminole Athletic Conference boys* soccer conlcst Th u rs d a y night. Lake Mary'a win, coupled with Lake Brantley's 5-2 Io m to Oviedo, clinched a share of the SA C cham ­ pionship for the Ram s (17-2-3 overall. 6 -0 -1 In the conference!. Lake Howell drops to 9-7-1. 3-4 In the SAC. "T h e y played real well," M i d Lake Mary coach Larry McCorklc of Lake Howell. " T ills wasn't one of our belter guines. bul I like the way we hung In there." Even though the Rums outshot the Silver Hawks 15-8 and had a 10-0 advantage In com er kicks, the outcome was In doubt until the llnal whistle. Lake Mury ulso won Ihc Junior varsity game. 2-0. A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Scott Thelcn scored one goal and assisted on three others Thursday night to lead the Oviedo Llona to a 5 2 Seminole Athletic Conference boys' soccer victory over Ihc host Lake Brantley Patriots. Lake Brantley look Ihc Junior varsity conlcst. 2-1. Josh llkor scored for Oviedo on nn assist from Thelen 10 minutes Into the match. Lake Brantley lied the score five minutes later as Ken Vlllcl converted on a p aw from Chad Larson. A minute before halftime. Sieve Wagner took a pass from Thelen and scored lo pul Oviedo ahead lo slay. In the second half. Cameron Z a rb a u g h . T r a v is W eeks, und The lcn each scored a goal for Oviedo. Eric Alwood and Leo Mcjln assisted on Weeks' and Thclen'a In with IB points and four asslsta. Seminole (9-10) Is oil until J a n . 18. when the Tribe will play at Lake Brantley. Palm Beach JC rips SCC women From Staff Reports JU C O Men’s Basketball JU C O SANFO RD — Seminole High School's glrla' basketball learn continued Its domination of Volusia County opponents Thursday aa the Tribe held ofT Mainland 69-65 at Rill Fleming Memorial Qymnaalumi Malnlalnd. which la gelling votes In the Class 5A slate poll, fell lo 9-4, two of the losses coming to Seminole and one to Lake Howell. "W e played a real good game." M id Seminole head coach Jo hn McNamara. "M ainland must bring out the best In u b . We've played two of our better games this year against them ." Minder Hampton had a monster game for the SEMINOLE Ot. MAINLAND U Daytona l44Ck M4WUH4 1411 Captlond A 11 II. Millar I # I II. Davit 4 * 4 11. l i i i i l • 00 14. Maddaa S i l l . Mawkint 11 l>. Janatll 14 TaU lt M l 11AS Seminole Community College freshmen Jennifer Coble tossed In a pair of three-point field goals Thursday during an eight-point performance. PALM I f ACM J.C. IM. SEMINOLE C.C. II Samlaato Cm s «MI| Callosa t i ll Haddtn)44 10. JuddtVdO. JA Oamat 0 1 41. Cobto 1 0 0 A Mingo I V 0 I. Koivltlo 10 0 4. M4ltton*n l i l t , Rtdd'Cki f ] 1 It Total! 10*1)11 Palm iM d i J m O> Collaga HVfl Stomon \» « *, Mudton > J I *. Smith 10 « 4 Wllkanton F0 « *4. Williamt 14 4 * » . Glttont I * ♦IL McMillan 10 11n Totolt 4114 71100 Malflima — Palm BoacFi Junior Coitoga IF; Sammoto Community Coitoga V TV** paint Halt goalt — Samlnola Community Collaga I lCot>la ! ) ; Palm Baach Junior Coilaga 4 IHudton J. McMillan II Racortft — Saminola Community Colloga ISO. Palm Baach Junior Coilaga 111 Young Lions collect second mat win From Staff Reports OVIEDO — After going without a win through the first month of the season, the Oviedo High School wrestling learn notched Ita second win In 24 hours Thursday night, beating Lake Howell 59-12 In a Seminole Athletic Conference dual meet. Th e Llona (now 2-5 overall and 1-1 In the S A C ) rallied past Bishop Moore In Wednesday for their first win of the season. "W e managed to w in last night and wc didn't let It go to our heads." M i d Oviedo couch Rick Trlb ll. " W r came back and won again tonight." Leading (he Lions was freshman first-year wrestler Karl Relnhsrd (130 pounds), who posted his first win of the season with a pin at 2:56 of the second period. Reinhard t brother. Jeremy (135 pounds) also won his match wtthapin In 1:28. Also registering pins for Oviedo were Ancel Klnnslrd (112 pounds). Mike Schwarts (125 pounds). David OVIEDO If, LAKE HOWELL II 101 — Adamian (Ol by tor Fall, 111 - Klrmalrd 10) plnnod Ntbllng :M; lit — Norton 101 dac. Bandar A I ; IM — lebwartt 10) plnnad Drvanoy I:1Fi IM - FC Ralnfwrd (01 plnnad Kail 1:M j 111 - J Ralnbard (0 ) plnnod Hamandai I'M . 140 — Wilton (01 ma|ar dac. L. Road 110. 141 - *aogh (L H ) dac Cobb II lit 111 - R. Road (LHI plnnad Bautltla lit 140 DaJatut (LH ) dac Osbarty A lt 111 - Matt 101 malar dac. Moora 140; ttf Zkkatoota (O) plnnad Sfaato 4 I I ; MO — Black 10) plnnad Ortum 1 14. MVY -E n o t I O ) plnnad Wintort l:M Zlckafoose (189 pounds). Brian Black (2 20 pounds), and Joe Enos (Heavyweight). Sean Wilson (152 pounds) and T o m m y Melt (171 pounds) both scored major decisions for the Lions. For Lake Howell. Robert Reed (152) had a first-period pin while Colin Keogh (145 pounds) w on a one-point decision (12*11). Doth teams will wrestle again on Saturday, Oviedo hosting Boone and Lake Howell travelling to West Orange. □ i — WrsstUag, Fags a » _______________________ FOR T H E BEST C O V E R A G E OF S P O R t S )N YOUR AREA, READ T H E S AN FOR D HERALD DAIL Y, f �SM SB - Sontord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, January 7, 1004 Wrestling— S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S DOOt Thurtda, night F it t lf a c t -1/1*. 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SOT S lndlana40.La«fitI Taylor 71. Ind South Bend II Urban* 117. Wilber tore* X Wathmgton. Mo 114. Aurora 17 IOUTHWCST Bradley 74. Tutta 77 Jackm w u die 74. U m a r X Mldwottorn SI M0. Cent OkUhomaH NE Loullianall.SamHouitonSI.7l New Or leant M Arkantat SI. M Oklahoma Bapf III 117. Panhandle SI. 74 Oral Roberta 74. T u a t Chritlian 71 Stephan F Autim fX NW Louttiana 40. O T Way land BaptiH MO. Sul Ro m SI M PAR W IS T Calilomia 70. Wathingtan SI. S4 Colorado Chrtttun 17, Adame SI. X CS Bakertlieid4S UC Rivortide *4 C Montana II. Hawaii HIM X Goniaga71.WeborSI.74 Grand Canyon IIS Cham made 71 Seattle 41. Cent Wathmgton 41 Southern Cal IS. Origan SI. 74 Sianlord 47. Washington 41 UCLA X . Oregon 71 W Washington 100. Puget Sound 04 TOURNAMENTS Historically Black Cal. A U. Tauraty First Raeadr Virginia Si IS Langston X W. Virginia SI 17. Lana 01 IUP HoUder Ctossk ChampionsMp Indiana. Pa 44. Htgn Point 74 Third Ftac* Man timid X . SI. V meant 41 MarrMtl Ctottk FirtlRaund CalawbalSSi Andrews** Mart Hill R . A n n O H Maunl OUue n . SI. La* X Oueenv N C II. Leet McReeX National CaMtollC Taornamant Cardinal Sfrilch 44. Rxkhurtf II Loras 43. Siena Heights 1* SI Joseph s. Mam* SO. Cabrlnt M SI Tlu m a i Aquinas X . Mount Mercy X SI Xavier 4S SI. Norborl M Viterbo X . Ca dwell II SA M FO R O U . CENTRAL FLORIDA *4 C E N TR A L FLORIDA (4 SI Swaby S II S 4 f. Satton 7 IS 4 4 X , Walker 0 1 44 0. Davit 14 Od 4. Phllllx I S M S Porte* 1 1 11 A Butts I I 01 A Borpwki 40 04 0. fnstor Ml IS 1. Roberto B I 44 A Ketteiern 1 g o t Totals U a t l s n M S A M F O R O U II Hays S I 44 IS Jones 1 4 44 1. Davenport 5 II 4 S IS. Herman 1 1 1 1 IS, Franklin 14 1114 IS. Dennis 41 I I I. Ross 41 IS 1. Crutcher I S 11 S. Levin* 44 44 4 Totals IS 1411 17 41 Halftime - Jam lord 71. Canl Florida 17. S Point goals — Can! Florid* I I I (Swaby 41. Seaton 1 1. Davit 41. PhlUipt 4 1. Porto* 4 1. Buds 4 SI. Somtord * II IHayl 11. Jonas 4 I. Davenport I A Herman I t Franklin 4>. Crutcher A ll Fouled aut — Swaby Rebounds - Coni. Florida M (Seaton I ) , Samlord D (H a ysII Assists-Canl FtorIdasIButtoSI. samlord ( (Davenpoal l Reas II. Total teuto — Cant Florida X . SamtordX Techm calsSwaby A - ISM ST CTSON M. OCOROIA I T . 4! Slelsaa (4-4) Black shear 7 IS 4 7 X . Thomas >7 *1 M. Waliholl I 7041. Conner 4 ll 04 IS. Wood 44 S I S . Garrett 1 7 s s g. Sams 14 44 1. Matuuewski 17 44 1. Enlenman 44 44 4 Totals la to it ttit Oearaia St (44) Brooks 07 00 $. ShlWing O il I M IS. Williams 4 * 1 1 0 . Smith S I I i 11. Irandon 4 17 1 S IA Hall I 1 44 S. Nucktol 14 11 I. Petorsan 0 1 00 4. Wright I S #4 I Totals 14 471 MSS Halttim* — Stetson M. Georgia SI. » lPomt goals - Sutton i n (Connor 17. Matuuewski 11. Black shear t I.W*Hhoff I t U m t I I . Thomas 111. Georgia SI. S I (Stribimg S t Hall I I . NuckM* I I . Petorsan I I I Foutodout — Nan* Rabounds - Stetson 41 (Thomas II. Georgia SI M (Williams Smith 11 Assists — Stetson M I Thornes «|. Georgia St IS (Breaks I) Total touts — Stetsonn.Goorgla St If A -1 11 LOUISVILLE M. S FLORIDA I* S. FLORIDA ( M l Seller* 4 7 S 4 II. Rebmson 111*4 M. Ruth 04 S4 S. Summers 7 4 S I A Atkktt S I I 1 S M. Hyatt 14 441. Jackson I ) 1 11 Polk 11411. Delaney 1 S #* I. Km slow I S 44 A Totals ta s / iin s a LOUISVILLE (111) Osborn* 1 10 IS 7. Morton 1 114 4 17. Ronor « M 1 1 IA Minor I II S S X. Wheel * » 44 IA KIter 44 44 0 Rogers I S 4 1A Simon* 4 4 4 4 4 U m t I I I 7 S Smith 41 444. Totott MAS la M M Halttim* — Louisville 40. I. Florida SI. Spoint goals — S Ftortd* S 14 IRibinson * ). Alt ms 7 A Hyatt 4 I. Polk I S. Ottoncy 4 L Klnttow O il. LoultvIlM *17 lOsborn# IS. Mortem I A Minor 4 I. Wheal 4 S. Kltar 0 1). Fowled out - non* Rebounds — S FtorldoX (Robinson II). LoultvIlM 41 (Osborn*. Roller SI Assists — % Florid* fl (Summers. Aftlm I). LeultviiM II (Osborn* *1 Total tout* - S Florida IA LoultvIlM II A — M i l l VIRGINIA 14. FLORIDA ST 14 FLORIDA ST. (7 I) Sur* S M S S I. RoTmsan 14 14 t. Rad 1 S S a 7. Craham 4 U >4 IA Culms S U 44 14. Luchman I S 44 I. Kerntr 04 S 4 1 Stwphard S 7 441. Grabulotf 44177 ToUlt 71 X 14 11 44 VIROINIA 17 1) Benough I IS 41 tl. WllliMrd * II 44 M. Bamosa II 7 S M. Parker 1147 II. 0**n* 44 34 IL AMaandtr 10 I S I. Rebmson I s 44 A Wilton 44 11 I. P#w*H 0 1 1 1 1 He.lkak 01 44 A Graves4 4 4 4 1 Totals M M I I MAi Halttim* — Virginia IA Florida St SI I Point goal* — Florida St 4M (Sura • 1. Graham 7 A Cellllnt 0 7, Shephard H I . Virginia 7 11 (WllliMrd 4A Parker I I. Deans S 4. Robtntan 0 I. Harlicak 41) F ou M d a u tRold. Luchman Rebounds - Florida SI O (Saw*. Rebmson II Virginia 14 I Burrough. Williford 71 Assists - Florida St I Shephard SI. Virginia (Williford. Parser. Dearw ll Total Souls — Florida SI ti. Virginia N Technicals - Sura A - 4.*17 JACKSONVILLE 7A LAMAR X JACKSONVILLE (1-41 Brown 114 It II M. MeClary *4 o f IJ. Shaler S 7 1 1 1 1 . L Kingston 14 S I A Burroll 111 14 M. Rut tall 04 44 A IM nt 1-4 11 A Johnson 11 I } A Kreiger 41 4 4 4 Totals iiitm tti LAMAR | H ) Dyson 4 II 44 I t Browne 1 M 4 1 t l Malro 4 1 S 1 IA Bowman 0 1 1 1 1 , Doc tin* 4 IS J S I* Boil* 4 1041 A Jofor I 1441. Vaney S II 411 Iota's 1444 14 IIS* Halttime — Jacksonville U . Lamer U S Point goals — JactsonvtlM 11 I Brown 1 A Burroll I A Stone H ) , Lamer 111 I Brown* 7 A Mai vO S A Bowman # I, DocSms I A Venry t I I Fouled out — McClory. Brown*. AAtlvo Rebounds — JechtertvilM X I Shafer I I Lamar x I Dyson ll) Assists — Jackson vlUa X ILIvngston 7). Lamar 11 (Bream* 11 Total touts - JacksonvilM 71. Lamer X A - lets Fla. laseraalMaal M. Cantinary 11 Cantonary ( H I Foreman 4 IS g I II. Stephans 1 IS I S IS. Smith AS 44 A Jailer a l l ! to Comaaua a ) 44 A Wagoner M t l 1. Taylor 4 M 1 1 0. .Thomas* I I I 1 la Totols X 4 S 4 IA 7 I Fla International I l f ) Lawsan 7 744 A Marriott 7 > 4 1A Nichole* M i l l 7. Leak* 4 I 44 A Maiyck * IS P-11 It. Sonar 1 } 44 7. Item mg 0 1 1 4 1. Stuart l i l t I 4X . Nictilt 7 74 1 14 Touts 13*0113)40 Halftime — Fla. International 14. Can tenary 17 S Point goal) — Centenary 011 (Foreman A ll. Comaaua I I . Stephans IS. Smith 41. Taylor 0 II. Fia Infer national 111 (Marriott I I. Nicholas I 7. Stuart 11. Lawson 41) Foutod aut — Taylor IIabounds — Cantonory X (Thomas I ) . Fla International SI INtCblto III Assists — ConStnary 14 (SMphans a). FI* International 33 (Nichoiat 4). Total tow** - Centenary ll. Fla Intorno (tonal 17 A - a r t T kpwdlir'tWoMlo'aBatktlbaM Score* S A IT Albeny.N Y TASkdm ervil Barry *a Mas*.-(tortokeadb M Columbia Union 17. MilltrsvIlM 17 D r*.*14) Bucknell II Gor eon it Bates I] LalayetM 41. Bet ten U II New Hempthir* la. Campus 41 North Adams St 43. Smith 41 P’ ovtdanc* M St John 1 44 RidsrSA Mansi 41 Raborl MarrM X. Monmouth. N J. Si RutgortM. Nlapera*! SI Francto. Pa. X . Wegner X Siena 4A Massachusetts 4J Slippery Rath 7X MantIMM 44 Vermont 4A Hefy Cr*t« 71 WesttMld St 4A Winiamt 47 SOUTN Alabama SI. M. Tutkege* SI Auburn Monlgoanary 41. Tallsdiga 11 Betlarmln* U . Indianapollt X . OT Bolaiwaf Abbey 111. M. L x 47 Brescia 4A Georgetown. K y . X Carton Newman 71, Tam Wesleyan M Catawba M. Barber Scotia 4) Coppin SI 40. S Carolina Si M David Lipscomb IA Cimpballtyilto 74 Eton X . Davit A Elkin* 17 F reed Hardeman M. W BtptlsIS) Georgia SI. 7A Tray SI U Hampton U X . N C. Central M JacksonvilM SI M. Mars Hill tl Louisiana Tech X . SW Louisiana *4 McNeeto SI M. North Tta*t 4! Miami *4. Villa nova to Navy SO. Deviation 41 North Caroima IA Wak* Forest 44 N Kentucky » . Kentucky SI 41 Portland Si I L W Georgia 71 ReHiat 43. East Stroudsburg 74 Si Augustin* X . Llringtton* 41 Si Joseph’s. Ind AS. Ky . Wesleyan 34 Termeste* TtchSS.W Kentucky4> Teaas Arlington U.lltchollt SI 41 Union.Term Ito. Knoiytlto*) Virginia Tech 44. Morehoad St )1 MIDWEST Canl SI.OhioI4AUrban* 11 Culver Stockton X . MMlikln at HiramCel X . ThtelH Lake Superior SI. 07. Hllltdato If Liberty SO Codarvlltotl Mortoll* *f. Wash A Jeff 44 Michigan Tech X. Grand Valley SI 74 NE Illinois 17. Wtt MilwoukooM N Michigan 7A Ferris SI *4 Penn SI M. Northwestorn 43 Peru SI M. Missouri Bopfttf 11 SW Missouri SI 9t. Brodtoy S3 Saginaw Val SI IM. Northland Mich 44 Toledo 4A Bowling Grton 74 Willmmgton. Ohio 107. Lett Erl* 4* Wit Green Oay 14. E Illinois 37 SOUTHWEST ArkensasTechll. HenderslonSI X Coni Oklahoma 14. T r ia l Woman ) it Lubbock Christian X. Herdwi Sunmontta McNert* Sf 44. North Toaastl Now Or toons 47, Teats Pan American X R.c* 107. Prairie View 41 Stephen F Austin IS. NW Louisiana X SW Oklahama X . Oklahama Oi>*ian *4 PAR WIST BorsaSI *7. Brigham Young S4 E Washington 7A Lewis Clark SI 47 Gonjaga X . Mariana *> Montana SI X . Alaska Anchorage 14 Orogan D . UCLA 77 Point Lome *A Adams SI 44 Portland 77. Tea** E lP a w a l Sonia Clara*!. Carnall 41 Southern Cal 43. Oregan SI to Washington St. M. Collier me S3 TOURNAM ENTS Cemtorl law CUtlic ■Iral bauato UHc* Tech 7A Jersey City tl 44 Tito Crusader Teurnameot First Reuod E Tea** tapllsi 71. Incernato Werd*7 S Neap an* 147. St. Mary A Teaai 47 Way land Baglltl X I. Schroarwr I* SI Edwavd'A Taaas 7A E Central U tl Kaltoatol CalhalU Tournament Clerk* 17, SI Norborl X Mount Mercy SA Cordinal SNItch *4 Rock Kurils) SI Scholastic* *7 SI Ambrose SO Carroll II Consolation Bracket Cabrlnt 4). Rosary SJ lllmais lenadiclino 7a. Emmanuel 71 VltorbatA Laras 44 SI ThamesAgutndt71. SI. Vlncer.ltl NarSbam Ugbto InvMattonal I |m | |a w*y Rhoda Island X . NE LavlPanaM Naltodal FoalbaN Laapea PUyells Al A Giaac* Alt Tima* SST Saturday, Jan. 1 Pittsburgh al Kansas City. U » p a (ABC) Green Bay at DeNotl. 4p m (ABC) Sunday. Jen.* Minnesota al New Yaek Giants 13 X p 1 (CBSl Denver *1 Let Angeles Ra ders a p ■ (NBC) AM Tunes EST EASTERN CONFEBENCE A fleet i< Davit4*a W L T FIs OF OA NY Rangxt 77 to 1 17 144 103 New Jen*? » 17 4 to 141 1C* Philadelphia X II 3 O 144 114 Wathmgton 17 II a x m is* Ftor1*4 t* 1* • m m m NY Itlandtri II 14 3 S3 111 177 Tampa Bar II S3 1 11 IM 111 Morttkeatf Dt.ittow Piittburgh t* tl • A* IM 1*0 dot ton 1* II F AS IM lit Monlrtal ti IS F A) IJF It) Butlato II 17 4 «0 1)0 lOt IF It 1 X 147 IX Cuabx Her (lord u n ) 31 III 137 Ottawa 1 u 1 II 117 704 WEI Central Dirltien W L T P ti OF OA Taranto 71 14 F St IM 1J4 Dal lei 11 IS F 4t III IU SI 14 1 X 111 111 3t Lout) Detroit It 11 4 X III III X IS 4 44 t » tot Chicago Winnipeg IS 13 > si tit tn P a u lk Onr*U#n Catgar* >1 IT 4 as IM 1JF 70 l* • 40 m us Vary oweLot Angttol 1* X 1 11 I X 111 Anaheim 14 74 1 14 III 134 Ten Jet* 11 11 * 31 101 117 Edmonton It 74 a n i>i 1*7 Thursday'* Games Boston l Winnipeg a SI Lous* 3. Hertford I Toronto A Ollowa 3 Anaheim *. Chicago 1 Dalles A Philadelphia 0 Dataall IA San Josa 1 F n i i v 'i O*mii Pittsburgh at Butlato. 7 IS pm CaigaryaIN Y Islanders. 7 U p m Ftor id* al New Jersey. 7i St p an. Quebec*1 Edmonton t s ip m Saturday’s Gamas Chicago *1 Washington. I 3) p m Ftor Meal boston. 7 4) pm N V. Islanders pi Hartford. 7 U p m Calgary *• Pittsburgh. 7 13 pm Fbatadaipbto at Tampa B a y.liU p a t. Wmaupeg at Ottawa. 1 0)p m N Y Hangars at Montreal. I 41 p m Vancouver *1 Toronto. I H p i t t Anaheim at it Lasiis.l 31pm Detroit al Lot Angeles >0 11pm AUTORACINO I p m. — SC. Modified Roca X Champions NBA • p m — T N T . Plwtnia Suns al Minnesota Timbered vet (L l GOLF . II X a m — SUN. World Champions of God COLLEOEHOCKEY 7 pm — SUN. Las* Superior Slat* at Michigan. (L i. also at la m NHL 7 :1 p m — ESPN. Pittsburgh Pengumt at Bultai* Sabres. I L l. alto a ll 30* m TRIATHLON 14.14pm — SUN. Taho* to Reno Mountain Sparti Triathlon VOLLEYBALL 1174 am — ESPN. Tap 0( th# Tour tf C O U IO B BASKETBALL t p m — ESPN. Ttnnatia* Slat* at Southeast Missouri Slot*. IL) I pm — SUN. Ilimoit Stoto *t South Illinois. (Ll Ip m — WOR. Villanov* al St Johns. ( U 1:70 p m — 74. North Cartlln* pi M0ryU nd.IL) Ip m - SUN. CAiorado at Nebraska. I Ll apm — 34.GeorgiaTochatOuka. (L l 4pm — SUN . Oklahoma Slat* al Oklahoma. IL ) 4:7t p m — SC. OePaul 41 Memphis Slat*. (D .a fto a tII 30am 7:74 pm . — SC. Tot an* *1 South Florid*. IU I pm — ESPN. Pllltburgh al Syracuse. (Ll 10 » pm . — SC. Washington Slot* at Sianlord. |U NBA 7:74 pm — SUN. WatMngton Bullets at Or Undo Magic. IL ) 7:71 pm — TBS. Cleveland Cavaliers at AtlantaHaekt. (L ) BOWIINO I Mp m. — ESPN. Bud Light Shoedovm FI0URE SKATINO I pm - W F TV f. U S Championships Ladles Long Program, a t FOOTBALL 17 34 pm - W FTV 1. AFC Wild Cord Gam*. Pittsburgh at KansatClty. (Ll 4 p m - WF TV 1. NFC Wild Card Gaan*. Greon Bay at Detroit. (L I GOLF i p m — ESPN. Mercedes C^empionshlp. IL) stgiNO 7 a m — SUN. World Eatr*m* Champion MISCELLANEOUS 1 p m .- T N T . U S Olympic Gold MISCELLANEOUS 1 pm - W G TO A M (140). Pal Williams Snow * pm - W G TO A M (Sail. Talk Sports With Pel* Rosa 7 pm - WWNZ a m F V (7X1*40). The Sports Nut M p m — WWNZ AM I7X). Florida Sports Exhang* It pm - W G TO A M (SXI. Sports Bylin* USA CO LLID E B ASKETBALL 1.U pm — W G TO A M ISX). Control Florid* at Georgia Steto J X pm - 1W WNZ AM (7X1. Florid* At Continubd fro m I B LAKE MARY 59 WEST ORANGE 10 W INTER G A R D E N - Different day. different performance. The Lake M a ry High School wrctlllng team, w hich turned In n lackluster performance In a win over Lake Howell Wednes­ day. rebounded w ith a maaterful 59 10 effort over the boat West O range W a r r lo r a T h u ra d a y night. Lake Mary ulao dominated the Junior vanity m atch. 62-9. "W r»t Orange la a very good team." said l-like Mary coach Doug I’e lcn . "A fte r the way we wrrollrd last night. I was wor­ ried going Into tonight's match. Ilul we wrcatled about as well as you could. T h e guy* bounced bark from laM night " Lake Mary (now 5-2 In dual meets) won the flnst at* inatche* of the evening, eventually •cor­ ing victories In 12 of the 14 weight cla**es to send the W ar­ rior* 15-11 to their flnt lo»s of the season " W e w e re s tr o n g In the lightweight* aga in ." said I’etero. "They wrestled real well. And while we alrrady had the m alrh won at the time, two of our heavy weights had real hlg malchea. "Ja a o n Conllno wrestled a great match at 189 pounds, lie was losing 5-2 after the flnt period and h « came back to pin the kid at 2:37. And R ond Ju m p p faced a lough opponent at 220 pounds, a kid with a strong reputation. Uut Ronel wrestled real well and scored a 6-1 decision." Lake Mary's Junior varsity wrestlers w ill compete In a tournament at Utshop Moore on Saturday. Th e varsity will return to action next Friday In a home dual meet with Deltona. LAKE MABY 31. W ESTOSANOE II 141 - Beadier ILMI dec Artec 11 7. H I Clayton ILM I m*;*r d*t Call** 104. I l l Dunn ILM I malar Ox Williams 111 lit TWNftail ILM I pinned Print* 1 tl. IX WMtofaid ILM I by lortoil; IU - Laurent (LM ) pinned H a i t i 3 to. IX - Bug*'* (WO) motor 4k Ora** 1*1 IX — Harris ILM I O x McFarland i I. H7 — Fleming ILM I pinned Penner I pa 140 — Pareim* (LM ) pituwd Btpaa'a I 71. Ill - Fettor (LM ) panned Pi/toall I I I IX - Centme i IM i panned TeawIN* > 77. I X - Jumpp (LM I dec Correa * I. HVY - Cam* (WO) pmnad Pub. aX Lake Mary— Basketball Continued from IB Continued from IB startrr* — back from last years' stale ru n n e r-u p squad. Lake Mary struggled to a 3-8 start heading Into the winter break. Since Christm as, however. Ihe Rams arc 3-1. " W e p l a y e d L a k e M a ry basketball to n ig h t." said Lake Mary head coach Anna Vanlandlnghain. “ ll wnt» a good feeling, not Just lo w in . but to see the good athletes and players we knew we h a d f in a lly step forward and play the way we knew they could. "The key tonight was that L a u ra ( R a g u c c l ) . J e n n if e r (Grrlsslng). D iane (Duberl and Dawna (F re g u so n ) all finally stepped forward together. I was really proud of them today. The bench also went into the game ready to play, not scared like usual." With Haguccl hitting five of seven shots (Including 2-for-2 on three-point attem pts) for 12 first-quarter points, the Rams took a 18-13 lead after one period. oil thr bench, scoring all seven points of her points In the second quarler. "Senior Janet Dowling also had a big gamr. scoring seven points In a starting role. It's been nice to have a Dowling on the team for the last eight seasons ' Angel Rhodes was the only G re yh o u n d player In double figures, scoring 13 point*. Th e Greyhounds 111 -Ol will host Evans Saturday afternoon DELTON A 39. O C 8 31 D E L T O N A • A m y Van daStrask acorsd 17 points and pullsd down 17 rabounds but II wasn't enough •• homotlandlng Daltons used a 9-2 fourth quartar lo host Orangawood Christian 39-31. Tho C la n B Rams, which fell lo 9-3, will b « at horns tonight for gama with Luthsr In boyt-glrls qu adruplahsadar. The g irls ' Junior varsity gam# kicks off Ihe •vsnlng with • 3:15 p.m. atari. Lake H o w e ll made several runsal Lake M ary, but Ihe Rams were at the tup of their game for ihe first lim e this season and never let the Sliver Hawks get closer than six points. "You're Just not going to beat someone when they shoot that well.” said Lake Howell head coach D e n n is C o d re y . " I t seemed like they were making everything a n d we couldn't make a la yup ." R a g u c c l f in is h e d w ith a gam e-high 2 2 points, w hile Duber had 17 points, six re­ bounds. six steals and two assists. F e rg u so n chipped In with 13 points und 10 rebounds, while G rrlsslng added six points. 10 rebounds, four steals and seven assist*. Courtney Harris had right assists for Lake Mary. Deanna G r a v e s led Lake Howell with 17 points and five rebounds and Lori Marchlaclla had 11 points and six rebounds. Christina Ja m e s returned from being sick to score 10 points and grab four rebounds. Kelly Kohn handed out seven assists. l-akc M ary Improved to 6-9 overall and 1-6 In the confer­ ence. while Lake Howell fell to 19-1 and 6-1 In the SAC. The Rams will be In action at home again tonight against DeLand. The Silver H aw ks will return to the court M onday, with a 7:30 p.m. In O rlando against Boone. S o c c e r’ Continued from IB ond left lo play in the game. Mike Kolman was credited with Ihe assist. Oviedo Im p ro v e s lo 9 -5 -2 overall and 4 -3 In Ihe SAC. Lake Brantley (alls to 9 -9 -1 and 3-3-1. IV M A N II. C U lT Ittt Lima* (111 Jx tio n | > 3 7 B' o* k 7 314 S<rantonl*t 4. Wood 4 0 3 4. Mo'r tWetit*. 0 13 1 Denting 3 17 7. Rhodei >00 11 W a n t 11 • Cragar 100 3 Totals lUOTOtl ■ o tN tlX I Buckner } 4# *. L»>r r 7 11 H Geedmy ] 7 41. BarO x i l i l t * . L r«n 1714 Taiait >4 4XX. Lrmea 14 II II I - U Cetltl II 17 > IS - M Three point (aid gor'i — Lrman 4 (Shod** 3. Wood I. Jecttsn II. Eut'it 7 I Bor d r'l I Bwctnor 31 Totol tovlt — Lrman 17. Euttn 17 Foutod aut - lu iiii Bucsnx Technicals — Non* Records - lrman I I «. Eustlt4 1 DELTONA X. ORANGE WOOD II Orangawood CSrtstiaa III) H artl 4 I I . German* 30 34 Mate! 100 4. Welbaum 100 7. VandfSir#** 7 3 4 17. Kiorn 0444. BredburnOISO Tptoit 143 711 OettoaelXI Tatgerdwrit 4 44 A Deaton 41117. Abala 1441. Edmund! 144 7. Oaon 4 44 A Shoren 1444 Total* M l 111 Orange wood II I II I - It Delta** I* it * • _ x Tarea paint (aid goals — Orangawood Christian A Dalton* I (Dawsoni Total touts — Orangawood Chritlian 4. Dalton* I Foutod out — Nan* Technical* — Orangawood Christian bench Rxordt — Orangawood Christian! A Dei tonal 7 (hl.iiulo JAIALAI Bet LiveJai*Alai 7 :3 0 P .M . W « d . th r u S a t N o o n Th u rs . & £ 1 P .M . S u n . Bet Horses 1 2 :3 0 P .M . T u b s , th ru S u n . QREYHOUNDS 8, TRIBE 0 SANFO RD — Eight different players scored goals Thursday night In L y m a n 's 8-0 victory over Seminole In high school boys' soccer action. Jason K e n d a ll and B ria n Dlebler each had a goal and two assists for th e G re yh o u n d s (13-5-1 overall. 4-3 in Ihe Semi­ nole Athletic Conference). Steve Robinson an d David Kinsley curb uddrd a goal and an assist. Brian Young, lun Benson. Brad Massey, and Scan Baker scored the other goals for Lyman. For Greyhound goalie Chris Lewis. It was his 10th shutout of Ihe season. 3p m - WDBO AM (IM ). WaU Fares) *1 Flertda Stale Lyman also won Ihe Junior varsity game. 5-0. 7 JO p.m - W DBO AM ISX). Wr thing ton at Or lend* pregame at* X p m Seminole drops lo 1-8 overall. 0-7 In Ihe conference. Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat, Mon. Miami Jal«Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat, Mon. .Noon Sat. Hwy. 17-42 A 436 (407) 331-9191 We're Hero In Your Community, Riijht Now �[Jr* Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, January 1, 1994 - 3B People Package foods properly IN B R IE F Save money and increase storage life of food Country Folk Art Show set D A Y T IN A D E A C tl — There will c u country folk urt allow and sale on Jan. 2 1. 22 and 23 at the Daytona licach Ocean Center on Atlantic Avenue. On Friday evening, the show la from 5 to 9 p.m . Admlanlon la 66 and thoae who at tend will have early buying prl vlrdgea. On Saturday and Sunday the show will lie open from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Admlaatnn la $5 for adult* and $2 for children 10 and under. Thta Country Folk Art Show has been nationally recognized na the Icudlng folk art aiiow In the country. Calendar giveaway O R LA N D O — Th e Orange County Historical Museum Is giving away calenders enlendara developed by Its lllatorie Preservation Hoard. The hlark and white calendar features photographs of architecturally and historically significant buildings Th is year, the photographs focus on places of worship In Orlando. The 1994 calendars arc available free of charge at the Historical Museum located In Orlando Loch lla v rn Park al the comer of l*rlnceton Street and Mills Avenue. For additional Information call 897-6350. Transplant successes sought H you have had an organ transplant that has successfully worked for worked twenty years or more TransLlfe at the Florida Hospital Is Inviting you tl celcbrale with them as they mark their first twentieth anniversary fir a transplant recipient. Please contart TransLlfe nt 897-5500 If you have two decades of transplant success to attend the Ja n 16 anniversary party at Florida Hospital In Orlando COM A announces meetings The Concerned Organization of Men In Artlon (C O M A ) meets the first and third Friday, at 6 p i n . In the church annex at St. James AM E Church, ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Dixieland band open to public Dixieland Forever Inc., a non-profit band, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m .. at the V F W Hall, 2706 Wells Ave.. Fern Park. Open to the public, donation Is $8. For Information, call 8 4 1-7335. United We Stand meets Sunday United We Stand Am erica, a non-partisan, non-proltt citizens' action group meets the second Sunday of each month at 7 p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City Hull on C ountry Club Hoad and Lake Mary lioulevard. AH Interested persons ate welcome. Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the SanfordClvtcCenter. • : m, it - i .id : Bridge club meets •vefy Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to play party bridge. Th e Party Bridge Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p.m. at the Lake Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Cancer support group meets Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H .A.K .. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. T h is Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Kllamey Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C .E .U . class provided each month. All meetings arc open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Teacher concerned by students’ alcohol abuse f Th e following blrtha have been recorded at H C A Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford: Dec. 22 **4 B roth er Brown and Michael M urray. Sanford, boy Dec. 25 — Kimberly A. and Mlcluiel D. Gross. Geneva, girl Dec. 27 — Kellie A. Johnson. Lake Monroe, boy: Kfllhyc A. and Ronald Mendez. Longwood. CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG In fruits evaporates Into dry nlr. vitamins C and A go with It. Similarly, food like fresh celery or asparagus, which nerd hum idity to stay crisp, keep longer when refrigerated In plastic I Mg* Dairy: Kgs*, milk, butter and many other foods absorb odors and should be kept In closed containers. Meats: Raw meat, fish and poultry should be put In plastic bags so raw Juices, loaded with bacteria, don't leak on other food* Fruits, nuts and grains: Dried fruits, pasta, crackers, cereal, whole grain flour and nuts all keep longer In the refrlgcrtor The se foods still need some kind of packaging — plastic hags or lidded contain­ ers — to keep odors and molds away. Storing food food InIn the the freezer: freezer: Freezing Freezing I Is Storing simple: It preserves food for a long time, puts microorganisms on hold and does relatively little damage In the process. Containers: O n ly ccrtuln kinds of contain­ ers hold up under freezer tempera!ures. Stock up on containers with tight-fitting lids, specifically labeled for freezer use. Wrap* Heavy-duty alum inum foil Is good for freezing and so Is plastic-coated freezer paper. Plastic lu g s and wraps spctclflcally made for Ihe freezer work well for most foods. Size: W hen you pack food In rigid containers, choose the right size for the Job. A ir on the inside of the package ran be Just ns damaging as nlr on l he outside Label: Every package of food you freeze needs a table with a description of the contents, the date frozen, and a "use b y" date. Freeze It fast: Refrigerate hot foods before you freeze them. The n pack fond In the smallest containers that are practical so that they will freeze more tpilckly. If you follow these simple procedures you'll save money and Increase the storage life of your food. D A V I D Y .T Y S IN O E R Navy Hospltulmnn David Y. Tyslnger, whose wife. Jennifer. Is the daughter of J u d y King of 109 Sunland Estates. Sanford, recently graduated from Field Medical Service School. During the course at Field M rdlral Service School. Marine Corps Bate. C am p Pendleton, Calif., students are prepared for duty with Marine Corps combat units as cither Navy hospital eorpsmen or dental technicians. T h e course em phasizes bat­ tlefield survival, personal pro­ tective measures and the basic tactics and use of weapons for Heathrow Women's Club inducts new members self-defense. New members recently Inducted Into the Hunley, Marilyn Taylor. Deborah Dryden, Linda T o graduate, students are re­ Heethrow Women’s Club In a candlelight Wish, Kathleen Boren, Angle Dayton, Claytona quire d to demonstrate basic ceremony ere (from lefl): Done Tannler, Bernice Nixon, Janet Hoeg and President Thelma proficiency In emergency medi­ Zambrovltz, Joan Keogh, Joyce Berger. Roxann Sterrett, who conducted the Induction. cal techniques, casually evacua­ tion. field sanitation and pre­ ul ventive medicine procedures. E N D R E A S. M E D L O C K N A S H V IL L E . Term . - Endren S. Mcdlock bus enlisted for three years tn the United States A rm y and will receive training as a w ater treatm ent specialist. Mcdlock. the daughter of Mrs. A B B TtA fte r being out of work mothcr-ln-law. (M y own parents Ear Jean Mcdlock ol Sanford. Is a t for many months. 1 was guaran­ graduate of Eurlc Clements Job were long gone.) teed a Job with a small newspa­ Corps High School. Morgunfleld. ADVICK per If I took a course In writing, I have searched In vain for a Ky. so I enrolled at a samll college In copy of that poem. I can't even Th e 19-year-old has enlisted In Washington state not far from remember the author's name. the A rm y under the special where I live. Can you plcusc help me? Delayed Entry Program (DEPl ^ -4 ABIGAIL Halfway through the course, D .D .H . IN D E N V E R w hich allows qualified appli­ m y te a c h e r, an a ttr a c t iv e VAN BUREN cants lo delay, bv as much as 29-ycor-old woman, gave me this D E A R D .D .H .: Bingo! I found one year, the date they must It, and It's well wort it a second report for active d u ty alter assignment In her own hand­ time around: writing: "W rite an essay on the col 1sttng Mcdlock has reported Success first time you made love, using sure many do, but the present for active duty In December contemporary language — no generation Is far less Judgmental By Martin Buxbauin 1993. euphemisms!" (This was not the than preceding generations. Y o u can use mo s t a n y Mcdlock will receive Iter A rm y first suggestive assignment she measure basic training ui Ft. Jackson. D E A R A B B T t In the fall of When you're speaking o( suc­ S.C.. and will proceed to Ft. Lee. has given me.] cess I told m y teacher I didn't care 1988, you published a poem that Vu.. for her advanced individual for the assignment, but she stated you could measure your You ran measure It tn fancy training. She will be able to Insisted that In order to pass the s u c c e s s b y th e w a y y o u r home. continue her education with the course. I had to complete It. I children described you when Expensive car or dress. $25.0000 A rm y College Fund. want that newspaper Job. and I they’re talking to a friend. But the measure of your real need a passing grade to get II. success My husband and I had been M OVIELAND u u ; tjit but things are getting very married only a few months when Is the one you cAiinot spend. H n .i; e s*** touchy at home with m y wife. It's Ihc way your kids describe I read that poem In the Rocky I am 60 years old. and to tell Mountain News. I copied It in you TOMBSTONE PPo you Ihc truth, l can hardly longhand, hoping to do It In W hen they’re talking to a remember the first time I made needlepoint one day for m y friend. love, so the essay wouldn’t be very good anyway. What should Ido? ON T H E S P O T D E A R O N T H E S P O T : Tell your teacher that you consider her assignment a tasteless In­ vasion of yo u r privacy, and unless you are offered an ac­ ceptable alternative, you will appeal to the dean, the presi­ dent. the regents and any others with clout at your college. Te a ch e r’s essay topic puts older student on the spot % Nurses to meet monthly D E A R M A R Y : I'm a math teacher at a high school In Seminole County. I don't pre­ tend to be an expert, but I swear to you. this past week, especially Monday, (after the New Year's holiday weekend) I couldn't have taught anything to about 25 percent of m y students. Th e y were In a stupor - and were bragging about bow much beer they had "p ut aw ay" over the weekend. 1 don’t think I have particularly wild kids, but I'm genuinely concerned by wltat I sec. Wluit do you hear from other teachers about kids com ­ ing to school with hangover^ C O N C ER N ED M A T H TEA C H * E R D E A R C O N C E R N E D T E A C H E R : W hile I haven't heard much from teachers In Seminole C ounty, more than half of the nation's secondary schoolteachers (54 percent! feel that alcohol abuse Is a serious iroblrm among their students, nterestlngly. teachers In rural areas and to w n s Identified drinking as a problem among all students 29 percent of the time. Keep your food fresh. You know about smart shopping and you know a lot uboul good cooking. Do you know what to do with the food between unpacking the grocery bag* an Saturday and whipping up the chicken fricassee on Tuesday? The storage life of fresh meats, vegetables, fruits, all the food* you rook and save, depend on the packaging you use to protect them. E vrn If you have done everything else right — bought food at Its freshest and kept It at (h r right Irm peralurr for the right lime — your food won't stay fresh and safe unless It Is packaged and stored properly. Th e good news Is modem technology has provided conks with highly engineered packaging materials that ran help extend the shelf-life and flavor of foods. Plastic packaging, for example, can act as a humidifier, a vapor barrier and an oxygen banter — the trick Is knowing how to use It properly. Here are some Ups. Storing food In (he refrigerator: Chilling food Is a universal and effective way to extend food's storage life. On the other hand, a refrigerator cannot thwart enzymes, bacteria, yeasts and molds Indefinitely. Fruits and vegetables: Store fruits In the refrigerator In plastic bags. When the water DRUO COUNSELOR MARY BALK as compared w ith 16 percent In cities and 22 percent In urban fringes. It would be Interesting to know how teachers In this area feel about whether alcohol abuse Is a problem am ong their stu­ dents. So. all of you teachers In the Herald reading area, let us know what you see. Contact me c/o the Sanford Herald or at the D rug Prevention Office, 3235710. I'll print the results of your opinions In a future col­ um n. (Mary Balk la a Carllflad Addiction Pravanllon Pro­ fessional and counaalor. Writ# bar al lha Sanford Harold, or coll tho Ssmlnols County Schools’ Drug Prevention offlco, 322-5556.) boy; Leslie S. Tlllm o n . Sanford, girl Dec. 28 — Patricia A. Lane. Sanford, girl Dec. 29 — Leslie Baker and Warren Leaner. Longwood. girl Dec. 31 — Shnronda D. and Richard G re y . Sanford, girl: Lorrtta D. Bradley and Tim othy Rolle. Sanford, boy D E A R A B B T t M aybe I'm old-fashioned (I'm 43). but 1 have a gripe. 1 wonder If anyone else has. I vowed a couple of years ago that I would'nt attend any more bridal showers for girls who were living with their boyfriends. 1 always thought the reason for a bridal shower was lo help the new couple gel set u p for housekeeping. Th e last three shower invitations I received were from couples who had been housekeeping for a couple of years already, so I'm sure they m u s t h a ve e n o u g h sheets, towels, dishes, etc. Abby. when are we going to stop rewarding all this In-yourface Immorality? Does anyone else feel the way I do? Sign me... O L D -F A S H IO N E D D E A R O L D -F A B H IO N E D i I'm A L L M O V I E S IN S T E R E O S O U N D r^ ‘ �,J fdl 4B - Santoid Haraid. Sanloid. Florida - Friday. January 7. 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H A R R IL L SEE D IA N A M IN C E R « EM P LO YEES E p h e s ia n s 4 :1 -1 6 Eastern Orthodox Q u a lity F u r n itu r e & D la c o u n t P r ic e s IflNCER MOTORS CARS et TRUCKS Ephesians 6 0 :1 -2 2 c o n o a c o a t io n a l FURNITUREFACTORYLIQUIDATORS Herb Stenstrom and Staff Isaiah 3 :1 4 -2 1 Congregational CHURCH OP 000 •CITY JJftdSHOOt u.cc E p h e s ia n s Church Of Christ Of Christ p O Sea SSOBSS Loto Mary. FL XTTSSCdSS Totopnone JJSJI1S Saturday LONOWOOO CHUACH OF CHAIST 1011 Hory l l a t n NO Ho, 4)4 JTJSSJO sgsosjj S04 7 »JI7 0 Sun Womftip lO J O i m I S P M You 4*0 Myitod to Htft. Itudy Mid •orpi'P u*tft u« m Ifto **oo* Mu*o A NtOftdiy p t * n ( plopyt tuotl Church of God LOCATION IS Load Maty Community BtOWai) ISON Country CM ) Read Loto Mary MeMng A d d m t Cfhi yuan FndeetmpCTiuiUl. Eriday W ednesday S chpAm m s * * U j e y r 4 i A m m a n S o o * r CHAtSTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHUACH. 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French Ave., Sanford 102 Commerce Way Sanford C o m p l o l o S t ip iio Q '/ a t a m T r o u b l a Q h o o t ln n S a p llo T a n k * C lo a n o d 321 -6 5 1 6 • 3 2 2 -0 2 0 8 2 3 0 -3 5 4 * 4 3 2 2 -4 1 5 2 Rocky Lowe, Owner �Sanford Karald, Sanford. Florida - Friday. January 7. 1934 - SB Religion Religion today IN BRIEF Secular lifestyle stiff competition in church membership wars Epiphany pageant planned S A N FO R D — Th e name "E p ip h a n y " la derived from a Greek word meaning “ manifestation" or "appealing." Anglican I'rayer H o o k s interpret the word w ith an alternative title. "Th e Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles." The last phrase, of course Is a reference to the story of the Wise Men from the East. Th e Christian Education and Music departments of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Park Avenue, will portray the Christmas Story and the coming of the Wise Men on Sunday. Jan . 0. beginning at 4 30 p.m. Th e public Is Invited attend und bring u dish to share for the supper following There will be a Kings cake following the meal. Mayor Smith to speak SA N FO R D — First Presbyterian Church. Park Avenue, will feature Sanford Mayor Bctlye S m ith as Its guest s|>rakrr following the Wednesday evening dinner. Jan. 12. beginning at 5:30 p.m. Ttie mayor will s|*eak on " W h y Christians Should he Involved In Governm ent" beginning at 0:15 p.m Th e com m unity U invlled to attend Dinner Is *2.75 for adults und * I for children. Reservations may be made by railing the church al 322-2062. Children invited to JA M Nite S A N FO R D — Beginning J a n . 10. First United Mcdiodlst Church Is starting a new children’s program called J A M Nile. T h is exciting new ministry Is for children K-5lh grade. JA M stands for Jesus and Me. Th e program Is designed lo help children feel better about themselves and their surroundings through the love of Jesus Christ. Every child participates In the very special way with music, drama, sign language, puppets and more. J A M will meet every Monday from 4-7:30. however the schedule Is divided as follows: 4-5:30 p.m .. Children's choir, games 5:30-0 p m .. Snack stip|>rr 6-6 40 p.m .. Creative learning (pup|<eis. sign language, drama, hand bells, etc.) 6:45-7:30 p.m .. Kids church. Children m ay attend any or ull of the programs listed above. Registration and more Information is available by calling the church office at 322-4371 or Jennifer Bass al 323-0661. Usher Board celebrates 72 years S A N FO R D — St. John Missionary Baptist C h u rch Usher Hoard *1. Cypress Avenue and lo th Street, will celebrate Its 72nd Anniversary on Sunday. J a n . 9. at 11 a m. "W orking Together In Unity" Is the theme lor the occasion. Mark this date on a calendar lo renew spiritual, emotional, social and physical strength for a better comprehension of working together In unity. Rrsenations can be made by calling the Rev. Robert Doctor at 322-7523. Blackwood Brothers in concert ■■ S A N FO R D — Sanfonl A lli­ ance Church, on the corner of 14th Street and Park Avenue, will feature the Hlurkw-ood Brothers Quartet in concert on Wednesday. Jan. 19. at 7:30 p.m. T h e Blackw ood Brothers have w o n n in e G ra m m y A w a r d s I n c lu d in g "B e a t Album of the Year." Their country Gospel music Is a d e l i g h t to h e a r , w h ile touching the spirit. Cecil Blackwood, member of the world famous quartet for over 40 years, now heads Blackwood Brothers Quartet up the group. Blackwood has sung baritone on appmxlmalely 200 ulhutus and recorded on RCA for nearly 21 years. He has w on the coveted Singing News Award for "Best Baritone" num erous limes. Roy Blackwood, oldest brother In the family, formed the quartet In 1934. while living 111Choctaw County. Miss. Th e com m unity Is Invlled to attend, all seats are free. A love offering will be taken. B y DAVID B R i a Q S Assoclaled Press Writer In the hlgh-stakes game nf denomina­ tional musical chairs, the big winner of the ’90s may be no church at all. . A new study on religious mobility In America has found that m any Americans have given up the religious tradition they grrw up with, and simply not replaced It or turned to another form of religion. Catholics and conservative Proteslanls are Ihc most loyal, hut even large segments nf th rlr membership are showing Increasingly marginal lies to ihelr denominations, re­ searchers say In the latest Issue of the Review of Religious Research. The social pressure to belong to an organl/rd religious group that reached Us height In ihc 1950sdoesn't seem to apply. "It's become quite ncccplnbte these days to be nothing throughout your life." said C. Kirk Hadnway of the United Church Board of Homeland Ministries. "It doesn't really matter what von arc anymore." In the study "A ll In the Fum lly: Religious M o b ility In A m e ric a ." H a d n w a y and sociologist Penny Irong M .irlrr of Samford University in Birmingham. Ala., looked at f i t 's become quite ac­ ceptable these days to be nothing throughout your life. It doesn’t really matter what you are anymore. J -C . Kirk Hadaway religious switching patterns from 1973 to 1990 based on General Social S u rvey Interviews collected by the National Opinion Research Center In Chicago. In that period, conservative Protestants, such as Southern Baptists and members of (lie Assemblies of God. surpassed Catholics as the group most likely lo stay In the religious tradition they were raised In. In surveys from' 1068 to 1990, 83 percent of adults raised as conservative Protestunls said they remained conservative Protes­ tants, compared to 81 percent of Raman Catholics who stayed In the C a tholic C hu rch. The percentages were nearly re­ versed In surveys taken from 1B73 to 1976. In the most recent survey, liberal Protes­ tants Including Episcopalians and Pre­ sbyterians were least likely to stay within the denominational family, with only 63 percent of Individuals surveyed between 1988 to 1990 saying they remained lllx-rui Protestant. The loyally rote for moderate Protestants was slightly hlgh rr at 67 percent. When It comes to the net effect of religious switching. Hadaway found all Ihc nation's major religious groups lost members The net loss ranged from I percent for con­ servative Protestant groups to 16 percent for moderate Protestant groups, which Included the United Methodist Church and other denominations that have endured dramatic membership losses In the last two decades. Liberal Protestant denominations lost 2 percent, while the Catholic Church experi­ enced a net loss of 10 percent. T h e big gains from religious switching came In the "o ilie r" and "none" categories. There was an 86 percent Increase In Individuals switching to no religious affilia­ tion In the surveys from 1988 lo 1990. and o th e rs In c lu d in g m in o r ity re lig io n s . Mormons. Jehovah's Witnesses and Chris­ tian Scientists had a net gain of 33 percent through religious switching. Behind the legend of Je s u s in Japan One nf the hlg mysteries about the life of Jesus concerns the so-called "hidden years" •• when be was between the ages of 12 and 30. The gospels say nothing about Jesus In that 18-year period. Ttie usual speculation Is that he spent those years at home with Ills family In N azairth. perhaps working os a carpenter. In any case, most scholars (nnd most Christians) think that Jesus lived his entire life In the little country of Palestine. But The Wall Street Journal noted recently that Jesus, arcurding to a legend current In Japan. Is believed lo have lived In that country on two different occasions and is even thought by some to lie buried there. Actually, the legend of Jesus In Japan was publicized in America more than 20 years ago. John Justin Smith, a travel writer with n Chicago newspa­ per. visited the Aslan nation, heard tile story and Investigated. What unfolded was a tale that has been denounced by some us an "outrage to Christian belle!.” But the legend about Jesus bus been growing In Japan for generations. It Is the subject of several books and now has attracted the attention of Ja p a ­ nese archaeologists. The story of Jesus In Japan was originally told In 1935 by a Shinto priest named Takeuchl. u member of an ancient Japanese family. He cited new ly discovered writings Hi.it had been lit his family for GO generations. Th e y claimed that Jesus had traded places with his brother before the crucifixion and Ills brother had died on the cross In his place. The ancient documents, said Takeuchl. told how Jesus, after a four-year Journey, madr his way to Japan, a country he had first visited as a youth. On his second visit to Japan. In his early 30s. Jesus Is said to have taken the nnmc of To ral Taro TenkuJIn. According lo the legend. Jesus married a Ja p a ­ nese woman named Mlyuko. had three daughters and lived to age 112 as a respected teacher and prophet. Smith was taken by his guide lo the village of Sltlngo In nonhem Ja p a n where he was shown a m ound that Ihe guide said marked the burial spot of Jesus. Next to this grave was another where the legend says the ears and hair of Jesus' crucified brother were buried. T h e s to r y o f h o w J e s u s escaped death on the cross Is told by Klku Yamane. a Chris­ tian who lived In Tokyo and wrote a book titled "Christ Died In Ja p a n ." W hen it became obvious, said Mrs. Yamane. that Jesus would be put to death, his younger brother - known In Japan as Isuklrt - said. In effect. “ You have m u ch left to do on Earth. Let me die In your place.” T h is , sa ys M rs. Y a m a n e . explains the apostle Peter's famous dental. She says Peter was being honest when he said at Jesus' trial. " I know not the m an" - for he was not ac­ quainted with Jesus' brother. After Isuklri's death, so the legend goes. Jesus and Judas entered the tom b, stole Isuklri's body and buried It. Carrying the relics of hls brother's body. Jesus supposedly (led to Japan and began a new life. Could the story be true? Most Western Bible scholars dismiss it. Th e bes* explanation I know for how the story started Is thLs: A Christian missionary went to Japan a few hundred years ago (o tell the villagers about Jesus. He so exemplified In Ills own life what he told the people about Christ that they assumed he was this very Jesus. W hen he died, the missionary was burled on a bill In the town. Thereafter, when other C hris­ tian missionaries would come to the village and speak of Jesus, the people would say: "O h . we know Je su s. He lived here. When he died, wc buried him on that hill over there." From that rather lovely story, the legend of Jesus In Japan grew Into Its present epic pro­ portions T h a t, al any rate. Is m y guess. Copyright 1994 N EW SPA PER E N T E R P R IS E ASSN. REV. LEROY JENKINS STATE-WIDE TENT CRUSADEI STARTS SUNDAY, JANUARY. 9-16 ORANGE CITY Corner Ohio St. & Hwy. 17-92 2:30 Sunday Afternoons - Nightly 7:30 Join The Crowds Under The BIG GOSPEL TENTI A ll Pastors, Ministers, Evangelista Welcome! If You Want To Participate In This Meeting, please call 407 - 865-77711 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALUAHCICHUSCM ComrtMwt? AHi*ne•Chwn n (A 11( till *i, C -m . Wi nit, Sp-wgi NvgMmmooil tlh «x< Ow n* Ml Wood. S3 longwood Stnlord Ament* Ow n* 1*01 S Ph A n . S*Mord a s s im b l t or goo (mmwnuM P i m U , of God MO ConuwtMl S I. S*nio-d Fanny woo*# c*m*r1 tto tv amo-i a><4 -.w-'c-a Fmdom AtM-nWy o» God 2S0 Orlando 0-. Stntord rtti.ra A„*-*-ii,o-Ciad tors D-ityifW, long.ood IM 1 S 1 AnllceS Btptill ChwrtS. 0 «M a Ct-.wy Btp-m CSv-cs C f iw iw .P p . 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Stntonl (SISCO*AL AUSttnll [ptKCpW CSwnS ( DeBtryAt* (nlerpnt* O n «l f ctKcpM O w ns Long.ood (ptKCPtl O w ns ot ISO He. Co^ntnl. ITS Twite.tot dd. Wtnm Spnngi (OttroMlOtScS ottseBetwr-KIton. IS1 ( let* Brtnttey Or. longwood Holy Crotl Cpttcopti CSw-tS - I t An M AIS St. SAntord SI Stlen ( PItcopAi CSwnS fOOdmtntndd . l*t*Mtr, SI d«ntrd •CSwns SIS' lt*t Howtil dd .Vttnlt- Stn ts* Chutes ol ISA Good Ss*ps*rd. U l LtA* Ai* . Mttlltnd INT(BO(HOMINATIONAl CKttr, Chnilitn Ctnltt. SOOW tts S i. Stnlord He. Hmwti O m l'A n FHKr.ih.p_ ]M0 Cotmlry OuO dd Stn'ord NortSitnd Commwntty Ow ns LX DogTrtcl dd. longwood OwtrttcS DtWi*r*nc* Ci-li* H it S -i.i Ai* . Stnlord MWlSH Btlh Am Syntgogw* -nmttng Al co-sw ol Stnd L ttl And County L*t* dd.tVitl It Tt-rpte Shalom, t TBS (itsmt Bird. Dtnona LUTHIXAN AKtniaon Lwirw-tn Ownn Oti-trcrcw O t. CAtHtparry Ooodt'wphfdLui'wrtnChwnA. (LCA. ISITOntndoOr |H.y 1 T*a Stnlord Holy C-on Lwllwrtn Chwnh ol LAA* Mtry. T90 Swn Or. Lt*« Mwy Lord ot Lit* Lutht-tn Ow ns IM Tuitt.ui* dd. Wmlt- Spring, LutSAtwi O w ns ol Prottd*nc*. DMlont Lwtstr tn Chwnh ol Iht R M te w . ISIS 0*t Ar* MtitttS Lwllwrtn Ownh.OoMAnOAytOi A Hwy 1T H CttlMw-r, St Lw**t lwllwrtn Owns. B1 AM Sun* Si Sitprwn Lutheran Ow ns (M n iikv ol i a . Longwood MCTHOCrtST Bvrwlt Un.itd Mamo-iW CSwnS. ( DtStry Are . (nierpntt Btw lt t t Undid MtiSodHI CSwnS Btlhtl A M C CSwnS. Ctnttn Mt.gr>,, CtiMiot'iy Community Undid Mtihod-il O w ns, H . , IT H u FVWy didg. dd . CttM-twrry csnil Uruttd Mtlhod-tl CSwnS. Twelt- D- SunMnd ( HUM DtBwy Community Mtlhodill CSwnS. W Hignptnii dd. 0*Btry Full Undid Mtlhodill Owns, (IFP m Alt Full Utinod.il O w n s ol G*n*it (i'll Milnod’ll CSwnh ol O-wdo Grtct Uruttd dt-hod.ll CSwnS. 4M H Country Club dd . lttt Mtry G -trlC h tp w i(M l Owns.Orwdo Ottg-Or* Mtlhodill Ow-CS. Orwdo Olden Mtthod-it O w n h cor o>Cwrtnlw S Mwnty SI. Ottttn p«nttr Mtlhodill Chwnh tor olWwbwr Ar* S Country Club dd. LtA* Mtry Stnltndo United Methodil Owns td A]t and M longwood SI awtw* A M ( . MS M Cypr**t St l i A t U I Chores oi Canwran Cd, Inc . BttrdWI oil S* (4 1 SlMtry tA M C O w ns SB(15 Otlt*n 51 Paul 1 Mtmod.,1 Owns. Outtn dd. f Umpritt SlttHord MtmonM Chuns I M B*, NAZAMNI Fml Chuns ot IS* Htitren* 15(1 Sanford Ar* Gtnrii CSw-tS o' ts* Nt>tr*n*. S" tA. Otnert l att Mtry Chwnh otts*Hai*t-w 1M ( CrytlM Lttt A lt. LtA* Mary > -; r * r •: * '. Longwood O w ns ol ts* hirerth* yvt,m»n A jttiup A n . Longwood Martsam Wood! Owns o( IS* Huar*rw Sd tt IHmiwi *V 3f l ( tltfwtv*! it H-rW* FBISITTIIUAH Ddlon* *>**byt*n*r. Chuns Honand Biid AAuiii-iAit D*ricmt Fmt *r*tbii*-itn Owns ol Let* Mtry Flnt P-**0, 11-1 an Owns. Ott Ar* A Vd 51 Flttl Pittbyttnen Owns o< OeBer, [ Highland Mansers Woodt Pr*tbyi*ntn Chwnh LliaMtnhtmiSoiMiBd Lts* Mary St And-*.* P r.it, i#ii *i Chw th 991T Bit- L*(* da St M in i PmbyitnmOwns, toil Palm Sprpigidd (nimont. Spring, Totc*.ul*Pr*,0ritntnCSwnS ]b00Vt SdtM. Orwdo UpMUComnwUyPrtibytt-nnOwnS Up,ti, Bd M*itmmitt*r Pr**btt*ntn CTwn*. n*d Bug Pa. C m n lr-r, AIVINTM DAT AOVINTItT Fo»t,l LAM S***nis Ot, Ahwnt.,| Chwnh H*, I X Famt O l, Man HIMsmwnih Ot, Adutnim Chwnh gotFIndSi Stnio>a Stnlordl*r*nih Dt, Adnntrtl Chwnh 5915N H.y AIT S*r«nlh OtyP<h*niiit Chuns M»!l*ndA>* Antmonl* Spring, Pfinft- Spnngi S*T*nt* Ot, Adt*nti|, ctw-cs SOS Mott dd OTHIB CHUBCHKS AH Fans CnapM Camp Stm.-aW >V**r?l Par, dd At*n 1 A M I Chutes Otir* A Ills B**ntii Annul Mown*** Chap*! «#*■Jin An OwWetACommunity Chun* Ow ns ot ]**u* Csnil ot lent' Oty Swnit. Ills Pan An (CKAHKAd no Big t m 0' Suit* 100 longwood Family CSunS Oritutn Ctnltt. ISA* Btminol* Bird C*i»'b*--y Firti Born Chuns ot IS* Uring God Mid. it (m l Ownn 0( Csnil. Sewnlllt (ntm Bird A Vwnul SI . DMIont Fmt Pont.corial CSwnS ol l ongaood Fml PentecoAIM CSu-eS ot Stn’ord Full OotpM CSwnS ot Ood in C h iu IBM Jtr-y An . Santo-d FWil GatPtl Tabornwefe, ITI4 Cownlry Club dd G'tct Bbw Owns. Mat S Stnio-d A n HotyTitnity Ow ns o( Ood M O ntl. 151AM*ng0ut1in*An Xmgdom Hall ol JeSoriS •Witrwit Lett Mos-twlinil. 1SAI It > -J S1 Let* Mary Community CSwnS. 101H Country Club dd i a»t Mtry LAM Monro* Chtpwi 0-tngt Bird . Lta* Monro* Mt 0*<n Hot—wet Ownh. Ot* h m dd Oti**n Heigsbomood An , met Chu-ch X I Mmhim TVoodi dd. longwood Ptott WtrMtwi Owns. M X TFtytid* Or. San-ord Prnitcoiiai Op*n B>trt TtPerntr w dulgt.ood A n ollISliioptBt.lt Seed****Hgs School dttlefttionCommw'utyCSwnS.MISH CdAIT.Stnloid donmg Hull Mor anan CSwnh. td Alt longwood Stnlord AHvanct CSwnS, IW1 S Part A n Stnlord B-tur Chwnh. 1AA0Stntord A n Second Chuns ot ts* LHwg God. MM B*trdtn A n . Stnlord SI P*IM S*>bnn O-thodot CSwnh 1*«0 let* Im nt d t , longwoor, Th* FuH Go*c*t Chwnh ol Owr Lord jMwt CSnlt. Wathmgton SI Ctnttn C»ty TS* StHtlion Army. Too W ICS SI TnnseS,TS*CsimSoMs*H»wAg*. 1006 w Sis St lln-ltd CSwnS ot CSntl. Alltmontt Community Chtpwi Anwiumi# 5t- -ig i Umttd Chuns ot Csnil Csntnan FtUowihip. MO H Country Club dd Lata Mary UC S S Spintual C*nlr*. USAS VotwUa A n .corntr ol c-'*m A VoSiaw A rt, Ormg* City M i l ItM j �P f : ■- ■ .i j - v -- W rtu^.-.Aiwjp 0B^JF*f^MpspMMMNpW 7* T' f • ■ - Sanford Herald. Sa n fo rd . Florida - Friday. Ja n u a ry 1, 1994 93— R o o m s f o r R e n t Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H f CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOa PROBATE DIVItlON Fil* Number T IN T CP IN RE E iTA TE O F IOA ESTELLE EDWARDS D to l^ O NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnlstr*l.ufl cl IK* r i ' i ' T of ID A E S T E L L E E O W A R O S. d e tm e d . F ile Number *1 NT CP. I* pend<ng In the Clrcvll Court lor Seminoto County. Florida Probal* Olvl non. Ihr address of which It P O Drawer C. Sanford. F L 1 1 7 7 1 O tit The names and address** of the personal >rpre tentalioe and the pertonal rep r even tat ire t attorney are tot forth below A L L IN TE R E S TE D P E R SONS ARE NOTIFIED TH AT AM pertont on whom thti notice It served who hare ob ircliont that cheitongt me valid tty of the will, the gua'iticattoni of the pertonal repretenlative. venue or lurltdlcfien of fhit Court are required to tile their oblecllont with Ihlt Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R O F TH R E E MONTHS AFTER THE D A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER TH E D A T E OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All creditor! et the decedent end other pertont haring cfalmt or drmandi agalntl decedent ! ettate on whom o copy of Ihlt notice It tarred within three montht oiler the date ol the fleet publication of thlt notice mutt life their cloimt with tint Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R O F TH R E E MONTHS AFTER TH E D A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER TH E D A T E O r SCRVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All ether crtdltort of the decedent and pertont haring ciaimt or demand! agalntl tha decedent t ettate mutt file the>r clalmt with thlt court W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS AFTER TH E D A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLI C ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLAIMS O EM AN O S AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale el the hr it public# Mon ol Ihlt Motke It January f, m i Pertonal Repmenlallve FloydH Powell PO BoiM M Winter Park. F L 7J7SO MW Repretenlative Frank McMillan ass North Wymore Road. Suite Ml Winter Park. FL »7ie MAS Telephone « ;ta a r jM Florida Bar No . Rffeil Publith January 7,1*. Iff# D E N *0 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: f r ill7 CA13 L A R E A BUILDING CORPORATION Plaint itt. M 1 C H K tL * * P < O lP K O and BASAL 'PdNWmQdMAUMrtY SERVlCfvJNCuy, tap Defendant! NOTICE OF W L t NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that purwant to an Amended Final Judgment of Forecloture rendered on the Jrd day of January, l**4. In that Certain eaute pending In the Clrcvll Cour* In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein Area Building Corporation It Plain nil. and Michael E Capka and Sabal Point Community Service. Inc . art OeNndanlt. Civil A c­ tion CautaNa FI 1117 C A U L . I Maryanne Marta. Ctork el tha’ a lures# to Court, will al 11:00 o'clock an the HI day al Febrv ary. Iff4, biter lor tale and tail •o tha htghett bidder lor cath al tha Stmlnola County Court' houte. jdi Norm Park Avenue. Wetl Freni Door. Sonlord, Flor Ido the following deter ibed rtol properly. situate and being In Seminole County, Florida, to •ell; Lot U . SABAL CREEK A T SABAL POINT, Plot Book )f , Paget V ff. Public Recordt el Seminole County. Florida J J 4 Winding Crook Place. Long wood. Florida 77774 Said tala trill bo modi pewtu ant lo and In ardor to tan tty the ter m l at tad Amanded Final Judgment ol Farodaturo. WITNESS my hand and teal on ihlt Slh day of January. Iff# (S E A L ) AAARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Iho Court By. JonoE. Jatawic At Deputy Clerk Publith January 7. fA lf»a DEN as UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal ol the below da ter Ibed vehicle wet conducted In romploince with F.S. T il 7» Notice thol Butch's Towing will tell taid vehicle ol Public Auc Hon lor ceth on January II. Iff* al lO o m al not W It! Street. Sanlord. Florida We retorve the right to withdrew taid rehl cto from Public Auction iMaOidtSW lOllGlAJISFcFDcm aa IMS Old! 40 lOiiGiBNatTXFooaasaa ItgiPlymSW ID rJPcFHIIItHH JSJJ04 I0M Hyundai SO ID IKMHLA71J3GU lOISOA Vehiclet may be viewed one hour prior to tale Sales begin el io a o im Publith January 1*44 D EN M IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SCSO INCIDENT NO. ’ IN RE FOR FEITURE OF ItOOBMW VIN (WBAGB 4Jt;jlA4l040 NOTICEOF F O R FE ITU R E PROCEEDING TO Delvit Alvarer 3114 Fo>wood Drive Allamonto Sprlngt Florida 17714 and all othert who claim an I n le r t t l In H it fo llo w in g property 1100 BMW VIN rWBAGB 4JI7J >44!Vrt Donato F Etlmger el the Semi note County Sheri II t Ol lice. Seminole County. Florida th rough h it o ll lc o r t . In vethgoiert or agenn. toned the above properly on November tf. i H I al o' near )I04 Fotwood Drive Allamonto Sprlngt. Sem mole County. Florida, and It prttenlly holding taid property lor the pwrpote ol forfeiture purtuanl to Secliont o n N>1 104 Florida Stalutov and will HE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge ol Iho Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, lind probable eaute that the above property thouW no! be tortoftod lo the above agency You will be tent a copy ol the Order finding Probable Cause once It It signed by the Judge and II will advtse you how and when to retpond to •hit reouetl lor lor tel lure I HEREBY C E R TIF Y TH A T o true and correct copy ol Ihlt Notice wat ten I to the above named addrettet by U S reglt lered mall, return receipt ' » queried Ihlt 33rd day ol De comber. IH I MARY ANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bor No 41MH SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF SOFFICE IMS Jflh Street Sonlord Florida u ry j owe Telephone (4071 170 44)3 Publith December |f. J|. »H J A January S. 7. IH 4 OEM M4 NOTICEOF SALE TO: JOHNNY PARHAM 1ST Brigham Place Lake Mary. F tor Ida JJ7*4 NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N lo Johnny Parham, hit heirt tuem tort and attlgnt or any Other per ton or entity, claiming by or through taid Johnny Parham, that a certain motor vehkle more tpecilicoliy de tertbed at o ttoO Ford F ISO VIN «IF VG N G M IU It currently being hold al Seminole Ford. Inc . purtuanl to o claim of Hen ll ill performed purtuanl to Service Repair Order number to ll! doled Juno II. IH l. tor repair! Hi the total amount of t l 01* 00 The vehicle conftnuet to meur forage charges in Iho emounl ol t i t oo per day lor ooch calendar day the truck remains ol Sam mole Ford. Inc. The aforementioned emounl. plus additional storage charges must bo paid to redeem the vehicle Arrangement lor payment may be mode by contacting the business oil ice at Seminole Ford. Inc. 01 m e South Or lando Drive, Sonlord, Florida. 77T73 telephone 140JI m i 4fl Failure to lender payment in full lor Iho repair bill and Storage feet on or before Ihe Ifth day ol February. If«4. purtuanl to Section 111 MS Flor Ida Statutes, will result In Iho vehicle being told by public sale Ol Manor’s dealership beginning on Monday. February M. IHe. OS t;M A M . and continuing unlit toW Anyone desiring In fgrmellon on Iho aforemen Honed vehicle may direct their Inquiries to Iho dealership ol the aforementioned address end phono number You ore hereby notified that you hove • right to a hearing ol any lima prior to Iho scheduled doto ol solo by tiling a Demand lor Hearing with the clerk o4 the circuit court In the county In which Iho vehteto Is hold and mailing copies ol Iho Demand tor hearing to oil other owners end Honors as rellectod In Hut isatka. DATED Hilt Slh day ol Janu ery. IH4 M ICHAELS HERRING. ESQ.of Michael S Herring. P A . Florida Bor No: MMOn 110! West rirttS trttt Sanford. Flor Ido W J I <4071 m o n o Attorney tor Seminoto Ford. Inc. Publith: January 7, IW4 DEN 44 M O TIC IO F PUBLIC AU C TIO N Nolle# l l hereby g iv e n : David’s Used Cars. Inc will sail at Public Auction tor Salvage lor Cash on demand to highest bidder. Iho fallowing described vehicle: H IM 41 Ford IFASP34AJFP 14)047 TKt Auction will bo hold al 10 SO AM on said dale above David's Used Cars. Inc. l l l f S Orlando Orlve, Sanford. FL 7777) Prospective bidders may inspect vehkle one hour prior to solo. Te rm s are Cosh or Certified Funds David's Used Cart. Inc reserves Hie right to accept or ro|ect any and ell bid! Pubilih January!. IH4 DEN 4) We i e H m fo r You I M U flO U t CM tod-tee TtS S W r 1 CELEBRITY CIPHER lam saner n aw snowier rwdeyeauw OwevwoC *KA J K N Z J T N E J L T l»NU N C V N A U K M O P C J H X O N K X I N , J T I X I K U ■ .lU M N C K L ■ J X C X N U I L O Q I N K J T I . 1 ( T L S X C v l U I ) Seminole 322*26 i1 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 N K A I N T . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : I t ' d p M I when your kids k n o w y o u m d k* M g mtotoAoo s o ITkoy can see you’re h u m a n . J o o .” — O ro g Evfgan. HOLIDAY SPECIAL 111 w*fk free, no regitlralion leal MRS M ICHELLESHOUSE lit I I I ! t m 1* 7 1 - H t l p W a n te d 8IR 0 C R Y /D E U V E R Y Part time pot bans available Call 443 0*77 E tp . Indus trill 7 1 -H e lp W a n ttd CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS »:00 AM . •5:30 P J L MONDAY thru FRIOAY CLOSED SATURDAY iSUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 corvocutfy* tim e t_______ 57f iHno I c o o o bcu Oy b 31-P rivate Instructions H i m ________70* a line BOWL LIKE A FRO Lessons by a proletnan bowler Any I Bu m --------------------------------------------------11.11l i n e age Men. ladles or children Ed Kramersik 401 330 *144 RX m art per ktiua, bated on 3 tin** Atombar ol the PBA * 3 Lindt Minimum 3 OVTBdCUtfvg b m rg _______ t i g g |ng NOW ACCEPTING r ^ i jlo ilp f C o r ^ SctwdJrig may ntkrie Merakf Advorbaor M t v coat ol m addfurol day Camfwfemycsjgetroschs Peyortytor day* your ad runaal rate earned Use U OeacnpBon tor taetoat rooUto Copy mual toaow auwpubto rypq ■Commortsal koquoncy rotoo are ovoiatto DEADLINES Tuoadey Rvu Friday IJ Noon The Day Betore Pubkcaoon Sunday And Monday 5 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDOS: kt the ovont of on error In on ad, Iho Sanford Harold trill bo rooponelbie lor the first Insertion only and only to the orient of the coot of that Insertion. Plaaoo chock your ad for accuracy the flrot day It runs. 41—Cemetery Lots I LOTS. Oak lawn Memorial Park I lor toe price al II II. lOO Call f lf m 3130 55— Business Opportunities N I Q N T C L U a i and Liqua r licenses Law down, will II nance Call owner 407 Iff |7W 59—Financial Services DOES YOUR CREDIT REPORT MAKE YOUSICKf Call The Credit Doctor i aaaaaaCREOiT Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUh * OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. F LOR I DA CRIMINAL CASE NO O l 3114 CFA tC IO IN C ID E N T NO ' fla m ease INRE FO R FEITU R E OF ISSOCHEVROLET VIN#IN4tKAll*0T*t NOTICEOF F O R FE ITU R E PROCEEDING TO Donald Cembs S00 Spring Gdns Ranch Rd P O B o > »t DekonSprings. FI 311)00)11 and all eiheri who claim an Interest In H it lo lle w lng properly l i f t C H E V R O L E T V IN iiNafKAiiaoor; Donald F Eslinger. ol Ihe Stmlnola County Sheriff s Ol Ike. Semmoto County. Florida Ihreugh his o l l l c e r t . In vetiigalart or agents, tailed toe ■bare property on November ll. Iffl. al or near MSS Derbyshire Road, M aitland, tamlnela County. Florida, and It pres me purpose of forfeiture puriu ant w Section! * » nil 704. Flor Ida Stotvto*. end will REQUEST •hat an Honorable Judge ol the Circuit C ou rt, Eighteenth Judicial C lr c v ll. Seminole County. Florida, lind prebetto cause Inal the above properly Should not be forfeited to the above agency You will be sen! a ropy ol Ihe Order finding Preb able Ceuta one# II is signed by Iho Judge and ll will advise you how and whan to respond to this request tor forfeiture I HEREBY C E R T IF Y THAT o true end correct copy el this Notice was sent io Ihe above named oddrosies by U S r t j i Ijffd meit, rfhftn rdtOipl-rt queried, this k »d day ef Oe camber, I W ta f 004 < MARY ANN K L E IN ' * LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No 417*74 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S O FFICE t J ilK ’h Street Sanlard Florida 7377) t m Telephone (KI7) 130 4413 Publish: December Jf. II. Iff) A January 3.1, Iff 4 0EMM7 ftotica ol Shtrllfa Sato NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN tool by virtue of that certain Writ of Elocution issued out al and undr too seal ol too County Court ol Seminoto County, Flor Ide. Cese rf) 3I77CC30F upon a final ludgmanl rendered in the aforesaid Court on ihe 3»rn day ol September A D iffl. in Ihei certain case entitled Barren Recovery Corporation. Pletotltt vs Gerald A Glorella and Loralla 0 Gioralla. Defendant which alores#id Writ ol Eiacu lien was delivered lo me as Sherltl al Seminole County. Ftorida and I have levied upon all toe right, title and Interest ol Ihe defendant. G a rold A G io ra lla and L o r a lla D. GwrelM. m and to Ihe kvrowing described property. Mid proper hr being totaled In Seminoto nty. Florida more parlku County. F lerty described as toltowt One tf*f Ford Taurus. Black In color. V IN flF A B P lfU lK A U S li; being stored at AHamonte Towing Service, Inc and toe undersigned as SheriII al Seminole County. Ftorida. will al 110 0 A M on th e m day of February A 0 Iff*. otter lor sale and sail la Iha highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al toa Front IWasI) Door, al tha slaps ol toe Seminoto County Court house In Sanford Florida, toa above described proparly Thai said tat# IS being made to satisfy toa terms Ol thlt Writ ef Etecufton Donald F. Eslinger. Shenfl Seminoto County. Ftorida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W I T H D IS ABIITIES ACT OF tffg. PER SONS W ITH A D ISAB ILITY N E E O IN G S P E C I A L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN TH E PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N T A C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF THE S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E . EN F O R C E A B LE W R IT S SEC TIO N . D U 1 I T H S T R E E T SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O C EED IN G TE L E PHONE 1401) DO 4440 TTD 1407) ID 3)7) Published January 7. 14. II. M. with the sale being February f. It*4 DCN » NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC No!ice Is hereby given that under toe authority granted to trw Seminoto County Tea Cal lector under Florida Statute to •*P*nd — TtlJ Management Service C la tl within to# Florida Raflrgment System. II Is Ms mien! la add toa positional Deputy Ta r Col toe'or eltoctlv# January I. Iff! with beneIlls retroactive to Fabruary 14. t m Publish December ) l . Iff) A January 7. Iff4 OEM W 12— Elderly Care B iiddtf Control Problems SENIORS, call 10 lind Out II you quality lor essillenc* with DIAPERS'PADS delivered to your door montoly ______407 140 US*_________ CHRISTIAN TLC 34hours in toy home for elderly led** Rea tenable retot private room _ J H £ _ e n d r »M J I)f 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ _ 21—Personals Our clients are guar anlead to receive a mater credit card In 00 days or complete rotund STOP FORECLOSURE! 1 can help f l k success Barry Myers agi 444 3341 until IPM 41— M o n e y jo L e n d KEEP DRIVING AND S H U GET THE MONEY! All you need It your lllto Jack Diamond tor appointment 340 7*70 ADOPTIONS Free medical (Ora. Iranspor lellon. counseling, private doctor plus living eipemas Bar O H S ” Call Attorney JvA* Frkker 1*4* r n i u i LOSE WEIGHT NOW. ASK ME HOW For emej.ng recording dial I 400 3*t MCI E XT 33)8 43—Mortgages ___ Bought 4 Sold W ANTED 1 4 1 CUO III Mlg on slh owner occupied bis home I0\ ml. 70 yes 004 343 1413 71- H e l p Wanted 23— L o s t * Found LOST: PraterIptkn sun glasses in a "For Eyas" case. Oranga City area________ R a n t l R i 134 R EW AR D lor raturn ol ttoton car caver. Hidden Ls No questions asked 371 T ill PLOYMENT 323*5176 naw u» si. AD O TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW! CALL 373-437) ar OTdtW AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TE EN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO D i l l IC A I4 L IO R D CONSUMER LOAN CORPORATION. Pletnlitf. vs LEONARD SMITH ANO JANE DOE SMITH. HIS UNKNOWN w i a n J o y c e t v iiit h u s n o • JOHN DOE SMITH. HER UNKNOWN HUSBAND. E LIZAB ETH M DOZON A'tt/A E LIZ A B E TH M DOZSON: IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID D EFEN D A N TlS I. IF REM ARRIED. AN D IF OECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. G RAN TEES ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONSCLAIMING b y , THROUGH.UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED D E FE N D A N TlS I. FLORIDA BUILDERSAHD CONTRACTORS DIRECTOR Y. INC .A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. BELLSOUTH ADVERTISING A PUBLISHING CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, FLORIDA ROCK INDUSTRIES. INC ; U N ITED STATES OF AMERICA: STATE OF FLORIDA D E P A R TM E N TO F R EVEN U E. Detendanl(t). NO TICE OF ACTION TO. E LIZA C C TII M DOZOtf A/K /A E L IZ A B E T H M D O ZSO N . IF L IV IN G . IN C L U D IN G AN Y UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFEN D A N T I SI. IF R E M A R R IE D . AN D IF D E C E A S E O . TH E R E S P E C T IV E U N K N O W N H E IR S . D E V IS EE S . GRAN TEE S ASSIGNEES. CREDI TO R S . L IE N O R S . AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER P ER S O N S C L A IM IN G B Y. T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AGAINST THE NAMEO DEF EN D ANTISI Whose residence aralis unknown YOU ARE HEREBY required to hto your answer or written defenses, ll any. In Ihe ebon proceeding with toa Clark ol this Court, and lo larva a copy Ihere d upon Ihe ploinlltt't at torney. whose name and address appears hereon, on or be lore Ihe tlth day ol January. Iff4, Ihe nature ol Ihlt proceeding being a lull lor foreclosure ol mort gage against toa tallowing prop erty. to witL O T )J. D IXIE SUBOIVI SION. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F . AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 103 OF THE PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA 14)0 ROOSEVELT AVENUE. SAN FOR O F LOR 10A 37771 II you loll to III# your answer or written defenses In toa above proceeding, an plaintiff! al tomty. a default will be entered agamsl you lor toe rebel de mended In toa Complaint or Petition OONE AND ORDEREO al Seminoto County. Florida. Ihlt 14to day el December Iffl (SEAL! ALARY ANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCU IT COURT By Patricia F. Heath Deputy Clerk Denial C Cortsuagra. Esquire 7007 North Boulevard Tampa. FL D403 11111 770 *404 Attorney tor Ptatnlltl Publish December i;. 14, )T. Iffl A January 7. Iff) DEM ISO Nothing succeeds Ilka success We re wall Into Out )rd decade ol teeming successful agents No license’ We ll help! W ATIO N R EALTYC O R P REALTORS 37H m AOENTS AVON Earn to » % No door.door PT/FT Inswr ance available Sandi I I I 1143 ASSEM BLERS - Hand mall work I shifts. JAM 3 30PM and 3 30PM midnight S) par hour Never a leal ___ Help Paroam al. 43443*0 AUTO D E T A IU R For bulling only vneed Call371 HBt Ytpari *' ' CNA Far I f ) corn lied t h ill M ual be RN Weekends pari lime Accepting applkallans Monday Friday, f a DeBary Manar 4* N. I! f). DaBary H I4 H 4 I3 I E ip tf ita c id FldOf Penon (Slrlppmg and w a il Llto n.ghl early morning Male or lemeto Equal Opporlunlly E m ployer C a ll Valeria. GRILL COOKS 8USSER S Now hiring Apply In person Apply al: H I Sensoran Bird Fern Park Ne phone call ptoesal HOTEL M AINTENANCE PERSON Experience In plumbmg and etoctrkel NIG HT AUDITOR With Motel Evpenenced Apply In person Oayt Inn. 4410 W SR 44. Sanlord ____ LABORERS N E E D E D skilled and imtkiitod Positions avail able Days Call between I ) SPRIN T STAFFIN O . W W H ~ U M IN A T O N S R AN TED t •per tenet in boat building Hir* Immediately Apply al laTIOoIgneT PI 37)4)4* LANDSCAPER F IT position required COL (ie it D a O im i l) ) LEASING CONSULTANT Pari lime leasing person lor Slenebreek Apartm ents Commission Weekends a Call 377 0334 EOE M AIDS F/T. M F, I 4 Will train. unitorms Molly Maid. 7*7 MB! M A IN TE N A N C E Pan lima help needed Sm rental com pits ui Sanford H M IS I M ECHANIC Medium to heavy duty trucks Mull nave aipertonct and tools I *00 Sr i Tiff_________ MEDICAL HE LP LPN II PM 7 AM Pari lime Apply In person Lekevww Nursing Cantor, aif East Tnd Street. Full lime Please celt 111 3437 or apply In person al 100 In tor rial tonal Parkway 1114. Heathrow Sanford DRIVERS REEDED A G CARRIERS. T*v*ras. FI. * wall established and grow ing Central Florida bated company of far s you o Sami Annual Pay Increases o Stop OH Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • lately Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Ayorage Trip S I Oays • Lato Model Conventional Tractor* II you hare 3 years tractor traitor. OTR and snow and lea cspcrttncc plus a good d'lvlng record, call: i-ttw Eitau* i n TEACHERS For established childcare sen tor Education end eipenente prelected 1734443 17 hour shifts 1 days an. I days all Innovatod facility _Cril**4 3007_______ NURSERY ATTENDANT Far pr* school children a hrs Sunday morn during church sarvlcas. additional hours possible E tp and rat's re qulrad 377 *371 to apply______ Position open lor an esper* emed letomarseter Evantng hours. 4PM IPM, Monday through Thursday Apply in person Sonlord Herald. XXI II F renrh Ave i l l I." I ' 4<r WANTED: lif t In Homimikei For elderly lady Private llv mg quarters «nd salary Call 37*4300 after IIAM ___ AIR DUCT CLEANINO. gurier claanlng/scraanlng. chimney swoop Insured Young’s Serv ice. I>c r r IQOOII177HBII Carpentry CARPENTER All kinds c4 home repairs, painting 4 ceramic ^ J a R ic h a rd G ro s s _ n i3 f n Carpet Cleaning SAM'S C A R P IT CLEAN IN O pies boll and strip Hears. Rfsldtnllal/commarclal 14 hr* 1141S4I.IbOeporMMMI beeper *a*«S41 Clean!Ing service' HOUSE CLIE A N I N O .H and r H N M b b rafgs R aft Banded/Lie/ In*. AS) 4X7 CASSELBERRY Upscato tingle story, patio apartments i bedrooms Ideal lor individual or couple at* an; CLEAN t BDRM. carpal, btindl 1173 mo plus sac No pelt DO U 4 * ___________________ C O N V E N IE N T la lawn All emenittot. I yr lease, no pelt S7ff SDf. 3l*f tec 774 77*4 CONVENIENT ANDSFACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS APTS I I ) 34** HISTORIC downtown Sonlord Vary clean )/l. kllchan. llv rm . eppll . fenced yard, garage, goad neighbors S37S mo 1300 deo HUD OK __________ *17 HM __________ Musi Tvave COL Llv* m San lord Lk Mary area Esper! anted prefer red Apply at 7301W 1st Si Senlcrd 91— Apartments/ House to Share FEM A LE look.ng tor same to that* house 1*0 wk Includes utilities 371 333* 93—Rooms for Rant LEASE FOR LESS! A Q U I E T . C L E A N ROOM kitchen us* phone irundry 173 and 3*1 1)4 4*33 ee Da 4*43 CLEAN FU RN IIHED ROOM W.klt avail SIS >k SJ1 sac. Oowntown 33) 30*4____ CLEAN ROOMS single su n n, 113' WS Kitchen, phene laundry, video games ell alraal parking. 130 *431______ FURN BEDROOM cabto tv. local call*, anchan priv . SJS/wk Hen drinking P I M S FURNISHED room with use ol wether and dryer also kiktwn privileges ieo 33* 3444 Or* Bvd'oom Apjf1m9«fi tm O C A l Mestwood Ap*i 12/ T?1» HArFY NEW YEAR! MARINER'S VILLAGE La4* Ada 1bdrm. SlaOma 7 bdrm tlltm aandup _____ 323 1670 MOVE IN SPECIAL! 1 Bdrm /t Bath 1)1 l f » SHENANDOAH APARTM ENTS NEAR downtown Sanford I bdrm . me# area Oil freal parking INS mo 711*731 BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! •Sine!* Slory Daston • •Friendly,, On-SI On-SIt* Ho On# Baiow Of ADoy * CNpandibltkli ikUntgtm tnt •Enocjy •Emdart Studio, •Attic: Storao*. Storagt. IPrtviU 1A 2 EUdroom A/1or3*bi# PiUo l Uorit Apirtmonti Sanford Court Apartments “ PDST10NS AVAILABLE OAsal Manager Permanent, lull lima, aaiartod potfient at Sua'a Mali.nark Shop in Las# Mary Canit a Requires soma wees end and evening hours For inform* Iron call #07 7*4 *1*4 or »*«d resume to: 10*W Mikhail Hammock Rd . Oviedo. FI 777*1 Ag* group r». Full llm*, Esp ne< Kid’s Karssor, M* 433) PRODUCTION WORKERS 10 N EEDED Company seeks individuals w ith a s s e m b ly and /or machine operating aspari ance i snu r available a a!AM 3 1PM al SS/hr: Musi b* ratable and clean cut wim own phono and franaporfallon Commltinanl mandatory I Help Parsonnal 4N*73f 3301S. Sanford Ave.* Sanford E£& .3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1 L IV E I I I I A C H A M P A G N E S I Y I I- I IN A III I K 111) 1 M i l I C o e v illa A p a r t tiiciit s Get 1/2 OFF* 1st Month's Rent t/illM -bse PNOUO CONPOIUTIBPCMOR OP POP Small H o ld A u L M u u | * i R Ralirad couple welcome to apply.......... ............ 130 4473 SECRETARY Pari lime E tp In hank Step Ing. billing, typing, same computer knowtoo# 371 4*07 J V U ltld > U l I I • S .B IlllB lc I > I gr s ;S ;i> < m iM h FLORIDA S TA TE RBOUIRES all conlractort b* registered or tertiltod To vorlfy a Hate contractor* llconso ca ll l (OO 147 74*0 Occupational Licenses era required by Hie county and can b* varlltod by ^ M illr ijM M U O ja a F jl^ r ^ s o B a iia i. caciisaa* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent WRECKER DRIVER Ward Per let I required. Lotus helpful Ftaalbt* dayllm* hou rs M on T h u r t , I 10 hrvmaaA. Can 7*7dttl* __ Cleaning Service Air Duct Cleaning FURNISHED I bdrm. I bath Quiet, eery area 1743'month SlOOdepot t 7X30777_________ Wriehou w /C kxl WwWiS Up to I I I 43/hr twill tremi 407 3*0 0404 ___ __ sm toe WAREHOUSE ANO G IN IR A L LA B O R H E LP NEE DE Ol Bonus tor drivers All shills available DaJy par. no lee Report ready to work 3 X) am. Industrial Labor See . toil French Ay Nophonecails PART TIM E OFFICE H U P START YOUR NEW YEAR out right. Have me clean your ham*, alike, ale. Affordable ratos Call 77) 43*4 a ii-ta u NOTICE All rtnlal and rtal tstola advariisamenls *«# sublet! to the Federal Fair Housing Act. which males It llltgal to adverbs* any preleretw* llm Italian ar dlscrlm lnallon based on yaca. rotor. raUgto” . sat, handicap, lamillal slalut siwmionain LPN CNA Notice RES/COM M . Vinyl Siding . Alum Fram ing, Drywall, Doors. Roofing, Concrete. Furnished / Renl TELEMARKETER y > < ? ip Additions A Remodeling 97— A p a rtm e n ts TELEMARKETERS E X P E R IE N C E D O N LY. 4 needed Immed'atoly W O per wk guaranteed plus bonus No telling Conled Mr Long ___________334 0741 . MEDICAL PRESCH001 TEACHER DIRECTOR Far atlabiiihed childcare can tor Education and aspartonca m tarty childhood rtqvirad _________C allM ) *433_________ P Mon thru Thun, f t hr work days Pd holiday and veca Iton Apply al: San Dal. 1)40 Old Lk Mary R d . Sanford NEW LY RENOVATED. prlfOto antrance, paddle Ian In yUuf room, your awn haal control refrigerator, microwave and color TV OH tlraol paikmg and maid ter vie Convenient location Ihe best in town __________ 373*001___________ P R IV A TE UPSTAIRS. 3haro Si it nen A bains 100/wk In dudesa'l 3)0 3*41 or 130 47» SEAM S1RESS/TAI LOR S«sriR| M ic H in t O p in io n V t I H X F N N C CLASSIFIED ADS 27—Nursery 4 Child Cere Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Baal. 1 Man Quality Opera tlorl 1)4 7)74/34#-74*7 n Home Improvement fu n iiio iiM v iu i 1 W artfar t w L , . J Electrical M A S TE R E L R C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/rti Llc/ln* f t ROOOtimil 447) Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO ImfjH fgndluf KMiKluf TOM OLSEN l-B IM M -D f! Home Repairs Plumbing' HANOY'S Multiple Secs. Trees roof repair, driveways pa Ini Ing Free esl. Sr. disc. 134-7441 M A R I N O Ham * R e p a ir , Specializing In small |ob* CRCQS407*Fraaasl 3111114 A 4 A PLUMBING 4 SEWER. Laaky lauce lsl Running toitolsf 110 could solve your probtom Water heelers: 14 hr vrrvlce 104 377 7137 Janitorial Services BLITZ CliRN JANITORIAL DUN R IT B ^ to * n ” d'i>*w*,» roal*. peal decks, walks, houses Freee*l. i l l 4171 Pressure Cleaning Firowood/Fuel a SPLIT OAK FIR EWOOO • Dfllverador pick up 17 a slack n F M It Home Improvement AFFORDARLE Hems Repair. All phases Ca't tor k»e esl Lie / Ins Michael 17) 7IM KLDOES IT All F U If right al • price you can afford. Llc’d/Ins. Fram llart la finish. Carpentry, plumb Ing, etoclrkal. and noting sves D yrs. r i asportonc* ffe Kb too big ar small. CaR 7)474)) or 7)4 MM>*hr*. Painting BRUNELL PAINTINO Comm, 4 Rt* Pressure cleaning.' Carpentry, Door hanging! Plastering Llc/ln* if ) 004*1 Ilyrsinbus 777 W l ________ • HANDY'S Hamapalnllng Pain* n«e 4 level Low, low ratesl M yrseip tk/lns. 7747441 PR OTECTIVE C04TINOS by Power Inf /aat , Llc'd. In* Fraaasllmatos ...... I ll 01*5 Commarclal/R*sld 111 4717 SwImmTng'Foor™ Lawn Service a J E F F ’S LAWN CAREI TOM Ra* /Comm , dtpandabta, low ratos 1Fraaast.... . swtoto Masonry TW P MASONRY. Brick. Stock. Stucco, Concrsto. Rtnova Itonb UcJIm — .....J n -M M Servict/Repalr W E EK LY SERVICE Irom 543 mo Cham Rita Pool Service 740 7171 Robert Shoemaker T re e Service •CHOU TREE SVC Lk Let mg rrgfiiilaitoli Freeestimate*.....„.J I r / r r r t i \ r ) mu f l u s i n r w / r r r v f hi y h u I s I ( n r I s S I ) I'ec Mnfl(li. ( n i l ( li l wij iril . .I'J2 J li 11 I �Sanford HaraJd. Sanford, Flortda - Friday, January 7 . 1W4 - 76 W— Apartments Uniurnlshtd / Rant 1 05-DuplexTriplex / Rent |OtHCT"^7ii7"townhoui* UBt Park. Adjll comm l41)mo and i « dtp Wekr/trath Incl Barb Mon P r i m 1*01 |O U IET COUNTRY telling but In city Partial turn I ROrm i m mo n j u x a r m o w 1SAN FO R D duplet I M rm . tltl/monlh. t » 0 deposit Call attar Spin U n o a i___________ I SANFORD'S Rail K»pt Secrvtl Pool A L a u n d ry. I a 1 badroomt Convenient loca tionl Call Pat, m ta x_______ I BORM., 1X0/mo ptu« l mo toe. 4 BORM MU) mo plut I mo i k Call 111 m i I BEDROOM I I I ) mon-h r ,i SITS M curlty dapotil and SANFORO. I bdrm.. carport. Mcurlty tyilam, lull kit.. m w tl D.kcountadMIl SFAC. 1/1. yaullad call.. all appll., garag*. M r porch. tancad. 1X0 mo /wt. U * -X P l / l . tA N F O R D A V I . . and Airport Bird Nao lloorlng. C / H A . privala. no pot*. M lVm o I mo wc . B H U 1 107-Mobile Homes / Rent ELDER 1FRIN0S. Oil hwy alt I. 1. 1 Bdrm*. IM 10 1*0 wk MOO dap IX tlX o ra M liaa HE—Warehouse Space / Rent _^vkf#n<et___^__mn4l 101—Houses Furnished / Rent VERY NICE l/l on $1 John River In qukl community, w/bsathoute No pati 1)00 mo HOP w let ll/l 10)—Houses Unfurnished / Rent CLEAN I BORM lam rm A C wort thop. carport, nlca yard NopoH M lVm o I X 10*4 COTTAOE In tra country, I Bdr m on quiat thadr lol MX mo ................................. m ia i HIDDEN LAKES Nka 4 Bd-m 1 Bait). Ig lot, SIS0 mo ropelabia X I1 IW Ramblrwp HIDDEN LAKES. M . tlngla garaga, window tovarmgt. C / H A , tancad IllS / m o l.lia iH ia K , IN two*.I X ) HUDHOMES. Lao Lao daonl Why rant! Tba Hilliman Oravp. H I «H1_______________Raaltar LAKE M AR T. Nica I bdrm |iy batti, cam H/A, toncad yard claan La** Mary whod* la w p liM N X i l t U R LIK E NEW. I I tam rm. wrtarad por-h 1 car garag* AvailabkFtb IMOmo Call O o «»n n s o rtrn * * i SANFORO 1 bdrm, I X batti lakatront house law mo Ml W C U ________ SANFORO. Ram to oon MM par mo Eicallant condition Ratt and Orpoalt a mutt I X ItU SANFORD OOLDSBORO R EN TTO O W N ) bd rm . nan kittban air SI andBoon. Mad/mo X* MSI Stenstrom Rentals OST JOHNS RIVER 1/1 n garag* hardwood ttonrt boat klip VNoiiaoe motaoo tac P S AN FO R D ir t * family room, carport. C H A . Ctaanl SStl'mo. StW tacurity 0SANFORO 1/11 Ig roomt tplc* . 1 CI porch dbl* carport Nka Mat mo D M we OSAN FOR D l/l apt CHA. tpk*. hardoood ftoort. lit* ra w U U m o , nowcu'lty o lA N F O R D i n apt CHA patio.claan 1X0 mo IXOwc Itamtrom Realty. Inc "Wa Manage your Ham*. Iikt if oat our oon ” Jim Day It m lets Attar O P M d X t m 1 BDRM. MW month p*uk MM t a c u r l l y d a p o t i l a nd rr h r m tw P I Mai 1 1DRM. I BATH. Neat toon L .t llntk MOO month. IMP * dkpoalt H I t i l l A r la p a M o c d A N a ttwdtdAaW . Country atmotphtval MOOdaont Why rant! The Hilliman Group. in t i n ......... _ — .. . Baaltor I BDRM 1 BATH, Security alarm. A/C. porch, Mat mo MyrtloandllthSt M l M X * BORM I t/1 BATH. o<family room. C/HA, n*o carpal. tancad yard 11*0 M l 1AU LO NO W O OD/LAKC M A R Y Mid til* ctorag* warehouses *00 000 1400 tq ft Fra* rant w/tlmo ***** lromll*S/mo ___________Ml 01W___________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE «aA and Old Lata Mary Blvd ■I l i t 1.000 tq It Ol *lc/warehouse “Flntthad ot Ika ipaca a'w araliabta Kapanka Realty, 1 a ia lt il WAREHOUSE wall located all Wutt tam Si. Sanford m o tq laat. GCI toning aoo amp 1 phase a*tra property avail lot outtida (torago It raqulrad Call ar nf.tr F. O Baa lit*. Oalawd. E L li m to* It* l*tl '15—Industrial Rentals______ OFFICE/wareh**** tpac*. 1X0 Sq It Prim* location ol entrance to Central Fla R* gtonal Airport X I Ml 1401 SANFORD 10OSS tq II 1 phew tpnnkltrt tJ tq It Stamtrom B r.llr Inc. i,m Perl* I I I I4IP m -O H lc e ~ Space/Rent NEW Sanford ottica- ond/or oarahouwt *001100 tq ft Spatial, tlll/nw. M l ISM SANFORD Offkt tpac*. SX0 tq ft binding total, two *q ^ M j« * « t l(c iv n il^ ljX ^ _ 121-Condominium Rentals______ ALTAM ONTE SPRINOl Lake front on ground floor 1 Bdrm w/**ait In clowtk. porch. 1 pools. tunmt. ararciw room A clubhouw ssalmo IM IMS 141— Hornet lor Sale • th!Vi *-*• • *• V laniard l*k« than I I J M i oovar l/l acral l 'l . n*. du*. tam r.ti Satallitadikh tattoo aRanovatad V1H Newer root, carpal, paint, garaga, ter porch IM MO • RELOCATINOI J/tto brtc*. ter porch. t*nc*d yd 147. MO • P O O L I R anoualo d J / l . ,l»*plpct ter co'lh, M Jj*^, Aitama Na Quality I Immacu­ late l 'l . dining, family rm. I car garag* saw PITI SSa.W0 Markham Wdt area. *n. 1 it were* Patlur* ttabk tlOSOOO LK. Mary cuttam builtt • */l, pool. DOJ *00 • 1/1, ov*r t acre. 1111*00 • Ml, l **er*tpooi/«wllt**M LAKE M AR T 1 bdrm. o/o carpal. C<H/A. appi . calling tant. minlt Good area llla /M a a ONE AVAILABLE a a 1 badroom. t bath 1M U N or 114 WOi - a i i i < >•. i *i >i < r 11 VENTURE I PROPERTIES i 321 4 / 0-1 K IT 'N* CARLYLE® by U rry WrlRhl • HOUSE PLANT, Toll Flcut trap, tl Ft U S Call U l H it • OKTHO/ oardan tpraadar with two bagt cl tar inner t i l ___ ____ » ) M C I_________ SNAPPER. W" rider, complala ly rebuilt Wp Brlggt com platety rebuilt M X m D tr I H O R S E POW S R M P D Muktwr/Shredder U / l Lika Newt m i/ * / Lie Root Eitata Brpkar M X Sanford Av* 3214759............. 31IJ257 CASSELBERRY. Lakavtau V I ig eat In kitchen Now carpal, root. Ill*, and paint Lg tancad backyard w / larga Irtat Garage Owlet era* near but/ihapplng A real tlaal lor 1*4 *** Call Gant ar Marla IS* (OM Vltta Realty. Inc m — Machlnry/Tools MALI, KI.A L I V 1 1 St4 1 ii *1 St F I F T Y M O iN cartridge*, p la ttlc for slngl* lever taucett Will teperote Brand raw 1/each * M S U U U S iMlnlil Cemmerclal attic* bldg, tup** ipot tor pro. Hwy 417 A 414 Pavod park ingl Only t/t TOO Desirable l / l 't . cant. H/A. tanca Family rm 111.X0 m -P ets& Supplies 323-5774 OSBARY Lakatront V I. can tral H/A. plut tatrail M4 000 W. MaUcaawtkl. m i W ‘ EASY FIN A N C EI 1 bdrm . lg lal. cant M/A. Intld* util SSt.400 •SANFORD HISTO RIC D ll TRICTt 1 Itory, corrwr dbl lot Hr*tor* or taap at dupN* Goodrantal SW IM Jm /U t REAL ESTATE. INC. 3227499 EXCHAHOE OR SELL y*ur property located anywhart! Ievestort Realty, f/l H it FOR SALE RY OWNER. Larg* 1 a Br. 1 Be. Cant H/A Fenced yard. F r t ih ly ramodalad Coiw to good Sanford ichoofi Alklng tit *00 tarmt OvallaBt* m ilild a y t. m o i Sia m HID0CN IN THEROOOS Vary pratty log homo. 4 000 iquara toot a bdrm* ] balht 1 central H/A unltt. large deck, 1 car garaga. tancad. S acrat S110.000 Owner will attitl with tlnancmg P I 4/11 0 ^ 2 ] USETOURTMRETUM FOROOWNPATMEHT On a 1 or a bdrm home ir Seminole or Volutia county Law monthly payment' Cell for aeteki! I breI MomfidM, 323-7271 AA Carwa*. Inc.. H I ItH STAIRSPROfERTT M ANAG EM ENT A REALTY x im -m v m x n S I STENSTROM REAL T Y. I NC. SELLERS!! RUTEISI! . mA *l ift -4 ■ Call any of oui A|tnli! They're ell PROS— FULL-TIME! So Call ANTTIME! 321*2720 UKE MARY 322-2420 SANFORD •Ir Per M U i T> 141-Homes for Sele SANFORD UK down, appro. Imat* payment* MlS'monm 1 bdrm w/ r*tlnith*d hardwood floort hug* oakt S1K avail abl* lor doting and rapakt Atklng 111,WO41* HM _______ SANFORD V I. nit* gr**nt>*lt lot P*rf*cl ttarttr horn# Good ar** M*.000 Mctivatad VENTURE I PROPERTIES Allan A Dawn iehntan 1W I U 1 TWO HOUSES, tocatad m nka art* ot Santovd Own*. i*a> inglown H u m III 4 Bdrm t y**r» old. Otokolutaly bMutitul. over 1000 tq ft R*duc*dtoSH 000 ttaww Fit 1 Bdrm Hitter .cal horn* tocatad on two loft IS* *00 Thaw hornet or* la catad t<d* by t«t* and ar* beautifully lantcapad. fruit Ira n and llo wart ____ Katell Realty 0*11*/I 1 BEDROOM. I BATH All rww carpal and paint within F a n c a d In b a c k y a r d ova*looking tmaii lake Walk to Idyilwlld* Schoolt M* 000 M/Cltrut Draw B y appolntm*ntonty I X 14/0 153-AcreageLoti/Salt M u m AREA10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile homo or homo tit*, hortat. cam*, forming, or nurwry lanod agrkuttural. t ) *00 par aero Small down payment with owrwr financing ***-1411/71 DELANO. I acrat. 1 mil* oft I 4 •alt 10 Hortat Oh, A I raring US 000 tOX down. 10% Wt 10 » r » Laathurg *04X11*11 157-Mobile Homes/Sale IM M IO IA T E O C C U P A N C Y i Claan and nka t r X X / Bdrm UXO H » /M* NEW I W l . NO DOWN. I t \ Maratt, 14X IS, StlVau. 14 X FO. UH/ma K S D W IN I, II a 0*. 1 Bdrm t Sam. tocatad In park Owner Imanc mg even U X O M O M 111—Appliances / Furniture A P P LIA N C ESI Bait prlcat. Bait Warranty, Batt Sarvkal Wathart. dryart. mlcrowavat W* buy appliarKatl Oaflvary treat Aa Beat h u m APPLIANCES. SATELLITES. CAR ALARMS, FURN.. T V ’S NEW AUSED 11I-1M4 CHUFOOEPOT a BABY CRIB and chatl Good condition, naadt matlratt. SW0 ...... ..... . PI MM • BABY POBTA CRIB t il m om Ring in the New Year! Ask About Our Super Winter Specials On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! § e q e v a Q a rde q s Make Your New Year's Resolution A Home At C O U N TR Y LAKE A P A R TM E N TS 2 LEASE 1505W. 25th Street • Sanford 322*2090 H O U R S : M o n . - F rl. 6:30 - 6:30 Managed By Angetia Gordon Property Management o r ru n & _ 3 7 1 4 R id g e w o o d A v e ., S a n fo r d C om e I n f r o m fIh e C oC d W a r m U p I n (P a ra d is e ! I liidriMim SI \HRH.Zr .• W' 7mo. or hr. lease SiOOVrccrt) OcposX Si CroixApartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln. • Lake Mary 3 2 1H O-U 7R S3! 0 3 217-ORrBQt Salt 1>3— Lawn * Oorden MTEMAN REALTY F HA OB VA AS LOW A IS % *NO t and oanar financing at km at IXO mel Gov't For* clotufat Bapetl Sam Inot*. Orange VcMvtie OWNER FINANCING I acre attaN. ar I acre attat* bomovar aoootq tl 4/4. pool, lakatront w/dock, Uat.OOO 105—Duplex* T riplex / Rent 141— Homes tor Sale 111—Appliances / Furniture • CANE ROCKER, with pad M om sm • CONSOLE TV. Panatonk. IS in POP Call m il* / DOUBLE OVEN ttevaSW U v Ing rm tat SI10 Kitchen m u s Can ati»* * i n x x • DR ESSER V A N IT Y , with bavalad mirror (Old) »*S Call ______ ni m*_______ • E N TE R TA IN M E N T Canltr tr* X X " . tor ttaroo. radio ,< j.pm . - 1 u o c a i t m m i FOR qukk takt Lauaty tty rm turn!fur* and more plut lavaty ham* m ulk thaetar. H i N X • HOOVER UPRIGHT vacuum with twedlight and attach mania Ealra lang card. E ■reliant condition MS Call 1X000* BR0 THILL FURR 0UTUT s r\ t# n \ Ml mtg *vgg*»ivd retail E V E R Y D A Y . Dining l i t and Safa * ________ H H H I aPATIO FURNITURE. 1 pkea ta*. gold anodlnd aluminum fr*m*t with tlurdy, whit* /gold, v in y l it r a p i . dll woether ratlitant 1 chat** lounga. 1 ttwtr* Eacatlant corwttlan IWOCXIBIt llM R IF R IO E R A T O R . I t . v . i , Wathart Dryart Free I yr labor warranty Dat aitra RAY’ S AFPLIAN CE IIS S SIEOLBR SPACE H E A TE R . Vary goad condition 1100 Pleat* Call m «/*0 113—Tfltviston / Radio / Stereo • A/M. F/M RADIO and double cattatta player, portable, tuper tound. Ilka new S/S. Call m t i w attar epm 1R7--Sporting Poods • BIKE, gtrtt M” . Murray, ptnk and white I I I W Call MS X X • B IK E , M urray Mountain Cllmlwr, lOtpaad "Brand — - - V . ti. - . ■^ rww i i^Wt- f n m u Iw AiwIi •ttambkd D M ar OBO Call a t liwtvmatiaga • BIKE TIRES. 4 Ilka raw Utad only 1 waakt Steal belted raxal. H n IIVS0 R II Call attar 4 PM weekday* or enytimeonSet s ix ai*4/7 • D PAIR CVCLE Great condi tion u s a t /»**____________ GUN SHOW THI116 ORE Lakeland Civic Canter, Lake­ land. FL. January U . pr«>)«w » tPM. Admittlon U January IS and M. * S. Admittlon M City parking U . Spowaarad by Lakataad Rina and Ptttal Club, Inc._________ MENS NFL GLOVES made by Itotoner Black. U N larga. different team* Idotan Brand raw 110each _________ w t s n i i u _________ Ilf - O f f ic t Suppllts / Equipmtnl a S T E N O O F F IC E C H A IR : Burgundy, aacatlanl condition. US Firm. Sanford U ) UT7 111—Building AAattrlols • MOLDING, hall round, r dlamalar. Poplar Alt* ut* A’t quarter round IM teat US OBOUJ4SX FOUND DOO, medium tired, brown, thorl helrod. mal*. wearing brown collar. Found botwoan Airport Blvd and I a Off otHwyM .on l/04/»4 ___________m i n s ___________ FOUR PAWS DOO Obadlanc* c l* * t * t P u p p y / b a t lc . advanced ctattat Lata Mary Canter Thurtday Nigh ft Call Sarah X/ TO 1*01___________ • F R E E LONO HAIRED gray cat I month* old. famota Good home needed, owner mutt travel Ml 11*0 P A R R O T, beautiful green/ytllow bird w/caga "Am*ion Parrot'' SIM ceth 17*X* I 200— Li vestock/ Fa r m Suppllts______ SEMINOLE CATTLE OROW. Comport price. I IN protaln. 14 tg Elalna'1 Product A Feed, lt/1 E St Rd U . Sanford X/CT/eM 200—Woaring Apparel • M EN ’S WRANOLER drott panlt MW U L Good tftepa ^ M ^ ^ a rd 213—Auctions AUCTIOHMRU) Friday. Jan 1, 1 PM Praukw S PM US N CR 07. Long wood Gorartl marchandlt*. antlquot. coUactiblot. power lOOIt. furniture, plut much, much, mart Snack bar Ceth. Check. Vlu/MC 10% bvyart pre m iu m H R ichm ond AUUW/AB*!* U l /III 215—Boats and Accassorits ORLAN D O C lIP P R B I I ft flborglatt. 1JHP Jehnton. trailing motor/bettery and tfa H tc iijB e w u re ________ • II F T. GLASTRON. U HP Evlnruda. treller Oatttendlng Candl Malt teal U e m m i t l IS FI ALUM Big Flinarman. fail twin Evlnruda. and 14 Tohettu, w/lreiler. Goad g y d 11WO0 6 0 I X 111* I4FT CAROLINA Cutlom fith ing beat, cutlom cover, gaiv magic tilt traitor. IS tip Johnton Completely equipled 11soo_________________ m ts»4 #t**4 SKI/FISH BOAT *0 HP Marc., w / trailer Runt treat I S U M Partial tmancaew/WB • tfW REOAL Madalllan. t r t l ' , a cy< m/outboard motor w/ drive an haltar U .400 OBO cx*004or m AX) aval • M F T PONTOON beat, all ribavglatt. IX HP Evonruda. Vary fatll (Many aitrat. Ilka raw Only SHAW U ie ilO • IS t r ORADYWHITE OMC I/O. lookI raw. 110.000 obo Sanford H I SIM 217—G iragt Silos OARAOE Sait Tt Why fcaiaarTr WE B U Y -FA V TO P P R IC ED « /mnu MIOOfN 1MC/SAHF0R0 Edgawattr Circle at teiet Multi lemlly alter holiday tala. Saturday I* 1 Sunday 114. Lake Mary to Live Oak HUGESAIE Baby Itamt, micro, blkat. much moral OH 70th St to Hay* to Wllken* Circle #l « Sanlord Sefuroay t to 1 •CAMfiC SAU AOIAIttUN Call In your aaraga Mia ad by tl noon or Tuatday and taka advantage gt our tpaclal garag* u b ad prlcall Call Cteulfkd now tor drtaiii I 231— Cors MOVINGSALE Dining tat. rattan patio tat. trip drattar w/ mirror, alt. Lott mltc. Itomtl Sat. I S t i l Kimberly Cl. ett Waytlda Dr. MOVINO SALE i All Iwrnltura. appi lancet and brlcbrac M il Georg* Ava. ten lord U l R U 21»—W«nt»d to Buy BOOKS W AN" 1 0 Cad* paid tor bookt In good quality clean co n d itio n . Cook b a a k t. gardening. MiUory. Art. Rat artnea and many othan kt..................... *11*11/ • TOYOTA CORO LLA w*gan. ‘tl. Auto. A/C. red. 11K. werrenty.sio./iom *tX TRANS AM. 1**t. T topi. XS w/ 1/000 ml k t 11.000 OBO MB OSAO ________ •WHITE IM I Plymouth Grand Fury A t cond thru out Good ml keg* U ,000 OBO H I *000 • 10 PONTIAC O R A N O PRIX. 1 doer. VA MO Engine. P/S. P/B. A/C. raw fro n t, Craig AM/FM radio RUNS LIKE A dream sm o B Q in tan ********* 'X PONTIAC ORAND PRIX Auto, naw paint SI4MI BOOKSON TAPE Cat* Baakt__________ m a tt/ W ANTED t W H E ELER A TV lor parti Cath paid. Ira* pickup CallMfsteg *71 FOR D LTO 1 dr .A/C. Runt good l KM •tl LINCOLN MAR XV Naw paint. S14MI 221—GoodThings to Eat M PONTIAC O RAN D AM tl JW COLLAR D PLANTS-ll A DOT. SHADE TR EES MAPLE U __________ 1X4U4___________ SWEET HAMLIN ORANOES. It per buthal Call » 1 IStO SANFORD ’ll CADILLAC COUPE OEVILLEM.IMI ■HCHIVETTE AMERICAN D R EA M SALES A N D S E R V IC I IIN laniard Ava , laniard XTntWM 223-Mlsctllantous I A B IR T H D A Y O I F T . at household plkrt to all your frkndt Sacrificing bo* of It) tl*, tllp|olnt pikrt. all the tam* 111* lor only S7 Colt M l ________ Call 104/ta_________ a A L U M IN U M flbarad root coating, two Sgal ton cant. 1/0 __________ m tan___________ A TTEN TIO N CONSIGNMENT. B«vtlg*n a* Bwtirattat For M k ; tbatva*. dltplay awttt, tablet, clathat reck*. *tfk* Ivmifvr* Priced to tall 111 1711 after Sor kero mtg C E R A M IC M O L O I. SI SAS Bitqu*. graanwara. SI 111 S*% a « Kiln MM Pour labk and N e m a n * _____________ OAKLAWN M EM ORIAL PARK. I plot vary reetonebk PkamcallOT X10__________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portabk karotara haatart LARRY-SM ART m a m 230—Antiquo/Classlc s Cars_______ aCHEVELLE, m i . 14 000 ml. VI. auto. A/C. PS. light green metallic Super ckonl Mutt teal U XO HI XQi__________ • f o r d t h u n o b r b i r d . ttta. Alt original I N rtd t Mm* wart. SIAM OBO n u l l * 1970 DEVIL1ECJUMUAC • 1X00 OBO Alt power m U M _______________________ • 71 PORCH! Oil Tag*. U K ml l a t . t e c . condi ti on. tOOOO/obo Sanlord M l SIM 231—Cars AMC CONCORD Station wagon. I I . whit* w/rabulll trant Good cork Mutt aacrltica sax o b o n i w x o r n a t i a a • BUICK L I SABRE Cuttam. 1*71 VI, auto. air. P/S Ckan. runt graatl Many raw aifratl *l V X Q B O n t 7145__________ • CADILLAC S EVILLE. %4 4 dr. baiga Laakt ilka rawi O .NO Firm. Runtaecatknf _________________ U t lt d __________________ • C H IV Y CAMARO. It//. Ra built VA tot* at raw parti 1 m s m o is t any ttm*________ • CHRYSLER IM PER IAL 71. Lika raw. Mutt tall. Only SM400- Call i x n m SOW • CJ I JE E P . I t n . I cyl., cuttam. rtbullt angina naw lirat.br«k»t H . l W m let* • CORVETTE. 1*70 Naadt vary link work Atklng U.000 or batlottor___ _______ 414 0144 (A O L E TA L O N , 10*0. ASInl Condition. F u lly Loadod. lt.000 mlk* M 000 111 ISIS • FORD TAURUS OL. IM I. VA •at. cand. garaged. X I oa ttont u xe o b o n a swt OLE BARON Cenvarllbk. m R#4* Iom M . difl diih, ntw ♦op. nn» Hftf 17*000 m 7KM__ LINCOLN MARK 1. LSC. HO*. Complexly loaded Service recorot end recaipti U.eoe o b o x / h i itee • M O N TI CARLO 1T7A groat condi A/C. runt Ilka * topi Sharp lookIng 11IAXI14 t i l l FUBLIC AUTO AUCTION a ~ EVER Y TUESD AY liW F M DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Daytona Beach _________too-MS-un_________ SHOUTOf CASH? 122*2111 Seriously looking tor * nka. ckan, utad ca rl D E P E N ­ DABLE. Down payments at low at sit* Include! tee A title Coll: DOVIIIfi SALE Appllancei. baby clathat. him.. Llttto bit ol everything IM Waa Myrtk. Sanford Sal urdey Only. g to l FOES MTTOSALES * *327-2192 ★ * MMDawnl ********* ■H CAMARO RS*. converl Ibk. rad block. ]7K ml Llk* raw mutt tall OAWO H I 1*0) 233— Auto Part* / Accessories CHEVY E N O IN E XS. runt ttreng. CAN drtv*. U / I Alto etched mlorrort H I AIM O R O L L B A R . lor Toyota Dettun Nluan pick up truck US X Call George r n test O S TEP EU M P IR . Iron* Itulu pkk up. Includes Ira* bumper Hitter Beth vary good condi lion UP X U *410____________ tl FT ST EEL F L A T B E D with headboard Wall built »*oo ______40i m am ______ 4 SETS OF T I RE S l i t. l i t X * . MOO. 4 /1 MM l/l. 1/4 end I ton aitot: *01 rebuilt b>g block an ttand. SUM: 111 Winchetkr. S IX . 1 trentkt cetet Llttto ot ovoryflhlng. 4 wheel drive X 7 A H 4 J 0 * ___ J34—Im port Cars and Trucks • SUZUKI S A M U R A I JE E P . ITS/, Eecaliant Condition .. ..............401 US 1IX 235—T ru cks/ Busts / Vans • C H IV Y SCAUV1LLE VAN 'If, t ton. Pettanga- van. ckan Loaded I Too much to lltt. mutt m o to appraciek Only EM M O B O ......... H I 1700 CHIVY S IS Tahoa package Pkkup, IW7 1 owner U X O OBO » 1 1 * 4 Pawnor Reeky • * FORD Eiptarar Seat 71* Leaded. A/P. l whaet drive S *peed ImmacuUto condition I iieoo o b o ............... naan* • FORD R A N G E R . LTX tl. P/S. crult*. A / C Here* axe mllet, 1 yr ar n.000 ml kfton werranty Call m I1U • OMC k T akkua. W 1 V U • tpdL A/C many «trat UK ml Eicel garaged cand H0*00 H I *417____________________ • HANOI CAP PC O VAN. ItoO Ford E-IJO LIH. automatic deer* U.000 t t l I4X________ • JEEP PICK UP Oat. Itk . VI. auto Engine and Irani r* built (about 70.000 mllatl Newer Inferior U.M 0 H I HOP • Itn CHEVY to ton p/up. IX VI Runt good. Engine and tram ttrtng 01400 H I U ll tfft F O R D COACHMAN CONVERSION VAN: CI X. aluminum wheels, new tlrat SI JW. m / to e leava w q H U SUBURBAN OMC. O IL dktal. hall tan. machenkatiy tend, raw rad /brea* call part/haad liner Vary good tlrat ond tow pkg U.XOOBO X /IO IIM O 239—Motorcycles and Blkas HONDA SHADOW. 14. runt raal good, looko raal good SI.MO Pk*M call tot t o t i m 241—Racrcational Vahlctas/ Campers TRAVEL T R A I L I R . 74 If tl. tamdem whaal t. a la d ilc braket. awning. A/C. tail contained. U.000 tlrm H I I I P •70 MOTOR HOM E Runt great Will trad* tor traval trailer of comparable value 111 /MS Well Advertise Your Car EVERYDAYTIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) \ \ 3 lines for only You Deserve The Best! Beautiful 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes Available CASH IN ON OUR NEW YEARS SPECIALS! $2124 (a d d itio n a l line* e xtra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we’ll renew it free. No copy change while ad in running except for price. Non-commercial only. •Wastvert/Dryers In Alt Units • State-Of-The-Art Fitness Ccnlet • Enclosed Patios/Balconics • Private Exterior Storage tS-F. 9 - S i S O • S a I . I O - S • S u n . C l o a x d ST0NEBR00K 1000 Stonebroofc Drtv*. Sanford 322-9556 Itte 2^3 C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! S a n f o r d H e r a ld �A . 'i ( J f v PI V \ T T T T T t l iA A 'T T T T T \ \ \ \ \" \T , \ U NXvVvxX i n \ • ' V ' m V' ' T V > » ( T sv T V \ •■ - Sxnlord Herald. Senlord. Florida • Friday. January 7. 1B04 by Chic Young VLONDTE------------------------------------------------------- & * < S J ^ .,WON • IM w iv * •AM? MAKS it COuKO UKS A U1 by M ori Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y ... 15 THERE, BV AMY CHANCE, A JA N U A R Y Foot5 PAY? G R E W ID E A , HUM, 5IR? WHAPPAYA T H I N K ? by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER RESENTMENT 7 HK1 HA. HA. HA! r n € H e > **£n»JNC> IVC ALWKft HEE. H££. V GOOO OLD "* HO,MO.h o ! / > '~ ^ 7 WWTID TO KJL 'ftX),ECC6 0 D0TOO HARBOR MtY RE61V ALWAYS WAS A GOOD SROCT1 R£6CKTWE>4T TOWARD ?£. A ft) i_ _ l% e £ L n r £ n o \ 1 by Charie> M. Schuli PEANUTS YOUR 6RAWPA WROTE A LOT IN HIS Pi ARY.. ‘‘U /W Y A M IIN THIS CASE? I NEVER PIPANYTHIN6 WR0N6..I HATE IT IN HERE.' A new cure for painful leg cramps? DEAR DR. G O T T ; A few nights ago on a local radio station during the public on-call period, a doctor suggested thr use of Citrate of Magnesia for leg cramps nt night. H r suggested one ounce on nn emply stomach in the m orning, and for some. nn addlllonnl ounce In late evening. Thin should continue for the real of a person's life. What la your opinion? D EA R H E A D E R : I am not aware (hat l tils product, n laxutlvc. la uaeful In treullng Irg cram ps. O rd ln n rlly . qu in ine pills, such na Qulnnm m . are used for Oils purpose. If Ctlrntc of Magnesia helps reduce nnclurnul Irg rram|>s. a common affliction of unknown cause. I'd be grateful to hear from renders who have found th lsru rr to be effective. DEAR DR . G O T T : Whits Irylng to find un unll-lnflam m atory drug to which I nrn not allergic, my doctor prescribed To ler tin. Within half nn hour. I broke out In hives that were geometrical In shape. T h e y wore off brlorr I could sec m y doctor, and he d id n ’t believe me when he eventually saw me. even though my boss and co-workrrs wit­ nessed it. Did It really happen and whY? DEAR R E A D E R : If you experi­ enced II. It really happened. Tolrctln. a medicine used to treat arthritis, can ~ like any drug - cause nn allrrglr reac­ tion. Hives are u manifestation of such an allergy. Therefore, from your account. 1 assume you are allergic toToIcctln. I'm su rp rised yo u r doctor didn't believe you. The prudent physician takes such reart Ions seriously, because If you were to lie given Tolertln again, you might have a more severe or life-threatening consequence, such as a s th m a , d if f ic u lty swallowing or cardiovascular shock. Your doctor apparently has rejected the tricd-and-lruc medical axiom that the patient’s M E D I C IN E h is t o r y u s u a lly g iv e s the diagnosis. Perhaps It's time for you to change physicians and find a d o cto r who Is more sympathetic and willing to lake you seriously. In th e m e a n t im e , a v o id Tolectln like the plague. T o give you m orr Information. 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Ryan “ C LA U D E l L,sv r m IN HOGTOWN V ARLO AND JANIS N.U6 C0UAP JOSS AEGJ C O iu a TO OTHER couureiw by Jimmy Johnson W H ITL C O U A K JO W A K M IU G tllMiUATXD ^ A L T O G t t o . ___ y 1CAUT WAIT TO FIDO OUT WHAT WERE ALL ooiuoTosc oomar J 1 LY7 M By Bernice Bade Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. S. 1994 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaw s THE NAwt \S 9A!UPl6ANPtRM...j. AS IN lU M T lf. 'A m * AS \H ARTHRITIS. V AS IN W ^ m ATISm , V M \N ULCtR. 'P' AS IN PtRMATlTli, 'l'A S IN ...... GARFIELD by Jim Davis WOBOTMAN* by Jim AAaddick ^ AND.AND tX .W m w m .m W M IDEA FORAtKWA.M'NMTM LOCAL WINN OIXIE AND ■I EVERYONE'S . LOOKING UP.. AMD V HA HCNW ING.W D ALL I'M WEARING IS W »«W WOMAN « UNPEROOS. * lJ U Whal In the worst aspect of present-day society? C o rru p ­ tion? Drugs? Terrorism? Vandal­ ism? These are all crimes. And l( only we had no crime, the world would Ik - a m uch, much better place In which to live. O n e c o u n t r y th a t has r e ­ markably little crime Is New Zealand. T o d a y 's deal was pl ay ed by a K i wi fro m Christchurch. Phil Lennon. H r uclrd like a barefutrd burglar, hut rather than anest him. the local constabulary admired his larceny T o jiass on the first round and then sacrifice In front of |>annrr on the next, as North did. Is t>ad bridge. A supine two clubs or a pre-emptive three dubs on the first round communlcutcs the key information about North's bund: club support. Then North can leave the (Inal decision to Ills The year ahead might hold some unique, pleasant surprises for you Involving both old and new friends. People w ill be lurklrr for you than they have tiecn In the past. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . ID) Although you may lie In­ clined to do things more rapidly today, you'll still be capable of operating ut a high degree of efficiently, even when Juggling e n d e a v o rs s im u lta n e o u s ly . Know where to look for romance and you II find II. T h r AstroGraph M atchm aker Instantly reveals w hich signs arc roman­ tically perfect for you. Mall S2 and a lo n g , self-addressed, stamped envelope to Matchmak­ er. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Dox 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 10) Your hunches pcrtnlnlng to your Income o r enreer co uld be extremely accurate today, so don't treut them indifferently. Properly used they may produce a profit. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Something out of the ordinary partner. West led the heart king. Declarer won with the arc. rullrd u heart In the d u m m y and played a trump to his quern. W hen West followed with th r three, declarer felt sure that lour hearts was billing However, ralhcr than demand that Ills partner be ch a rg e d w ith som e c r im e . Lennon set out to make his contract. Inqiosslblr. you say? Watch Declarer ruffed his last heart In the dum m y; Ihen hr played a low diamond to Ills 10 and West s Jack. Iluck cam e the spade q u ern , which declarer ducked! Despite Ids |Kirtncr’s discourag­ ing two. West was hoodwinked. H r c o n tin u e d w ith a n o th e r spade. South won with the are. cashed th r club arc and spade king, led a tru m p to the d un im y and discarded Ills diamond three on dum m y's spade nine. m ig h t develop today w h ic h would give you an opportunity to prove to someone you like what a good friend you really are. A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) There's u possibility you'll be Incllnrd to coast today unless you arc faced with disruptive d e v e l o p m e n t s . W h e n t he gauntlet Is tossed d o w n . It switches on your Ingenuity. T A U R U S (April 20-Muy 20) Either through something you'll learned today or due to the casual comments of a friend you admire, a profitable concept may flash Into your mind. It m ust be acted upon quickly, however. G E M IN I (M ay 21-Ju n e 201 This Is an unusual day In that you may be suddenly subjected to a num ber of changes brought about hy outside factors. Fortu nately. however, what transpires will work out well for you. CANCER (June 2 ! -J u ly 22) You're a quick thinker toduy and some of yo u r snap Judgments could turn out to tic better than the decisions you'll make after an exhausted study. LEO (J u ly 23-Aug. 22) Your ANNIE EAST ♦ 462 V J >» 4 ♦ q j to VKQI4I ♦ KJ 72 #3 ♦ AQ45 ♦ K* SOUTH ♦ AK7 V A 71 • 10 1 + AQI 74 Vulnerable East-West Dealer South Sm U 1# I’M Pu* West nr nr Pus Nor Ik Psss 2# Psss Exit IT Dbl Opening lead V K work can be made much caster today If you give some thought In advance to time saving pro­ cedures. What you’ll conceive will be feasible. V IR G O (A u g . 23-Sept. 221 Activities which arc departures from your usual pursuits should prove enjoyable for you today, especially If you're Involved with new friends. L IB R A ISept. 23-Oct. 23) It looks like this Is going to be a very productive day for you. because you have wliat's re­ quired to be successful, which arc Initiative and perseverance. SCO R PIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22! You're u good problem solver today and there Is a chance you'll find un Immediate solu­ tion for a mutter that has been disturbing a close pal. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Be prepared to make some quick decisions today If you get an unusual ofTcr from a reliable friend. It may be something that could add to your resources and contribute to yo u r material well being. Copyright 1994 N EW SPAPER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN . bv Leonard Starr w rtfvtR sm m 0.0.7 LlV£P tN*Pf HEAP, ANrtt/ a s s * t!r«oKK|t M 607HBH6P t< to3 TO YOU, ATAll 10 M S HE m t 1-144 NORTH #114 1 #10 ♦ •14 ♦ J 10 • S 2 MrAWSTO’ OttH a o «e C YOUR MA, THOUGH. HOT THAT X COUP . SCC, PUT 1 Q U t i S HC WAS. Sue 5UKC LO VtO H.,H/1 N0,6iR. NOt tut WO.L HAVA 1oiHvCOfiOAIt/ tw e s r put O fSC Ateny/i w an OfilS. YJUt H0NK7 COlltAGue6 INSULTfPS i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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