3 10 276 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a691d90d5698cd8e080034aa943e026b.pdf e51dbea6725fa3b5dc298497e77fd2af PDF Text Text 50 Cents O c to b e r 6,1995 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Saminole County olneo 1§08 88th Year, No. 34 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Drugs: The long, hard fight Susptct arrested SANFORD — An IB-ycnr old Apopka man suspected of ramming a Seminole County deputy sheriffs car Thursday In the Wcklva area has been arrested. Dillon Benjamin Buller. 20 Weklvn Springs Road was arrested by Orange County deputies after he was found lying on the floor of a van parked In his driveway. Early Thursday, a Seminole County deputy was called by homeowners In the 200 block of Duncan Trail about an unidentified man slumped over the wheel of a car parked In their driveway. When the deputy tried to gel Butler out of the car. the suspect put hts car In reverse, striking the deputy's car. Eventually. Butler drove the car Into a fence on Llndhurst Drive and fled on foot. Butler was arrested for possession of a stolen motor vehicle. The deputy plans to seek aggravated battery on a firefighter, aggravated battery on a law enforcement ofTIrcr and fleeing a police officer charges as well against Buller. Ssllsrs waives right to appear SANFORD — A teacher arrused of a con­ sensual sexual affair In 1994 with a female Lake Howell student who was 17 at the time, entered a written not guilty plea and waived his right lo appear at his 1:30 p.m. urralgnmcnt Thursday. George Sellers. 48. 426 Wild Fox Drive. Casselberry was arrested Sept. 6 on 11 counts of engaging In sexual activity with a child and one count of promoting a sexual performance by a child. The alleged affair occurred from July through September 1994. Sellers Is free on 810.000 bond. Mini census to be done here SANFORD — Employees of the U.S. Census Bureau will visit a sample of area residents during Oct. 15-21 to collect data on employment and school enrollment for the Current Popula­ tion Survey, according to Jam es F. Holmes, director of t he bureau's Atlantu regional office. The local labor force data will contribute (o Ihe national employment and unemployment picture to be released Nov. 3 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This month's survey will Include questions on school enrollment, type or school attended, grade retention, language proficiency and disabilities. Information supplied by Individuals to the Census Bureau Is kept confidential by law. Only statistical totals are published. Bsmovitch denied parole Dennis Bemovltch. 50. will remain In prison after the Florida Purole Commission turned down his request lo be released. Bemovltch was sentenced to death for the rape of a Sanford teen In 1971. The sentence was commuted to life In prison the following year after the Supreme Court overturned the death penalty In genera). A second rape case against Bemovltch Involving another Sanford teen was not tried because the defendant had already been sen­ tenced to death. Currently. In Florida, a life sentence means 25 years In prison wilhout the possibility of parole. However, when Bernovlch's sentence was commuted to life, no minimum mandatory sentence was In place. M a r iju a n a b u s in e s s shut down b y d e p u t ie s Students’ anti-drug message in poster art By VICKI DaBORMIKR Herald Senior Stall Writer_________ By SANDRA BU.IOTT Herald Staff Writer_______ _______ LONGWOOD - Seminole County sheriffs deputies, working with agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency (l)EAI shut down a small marijuana farm and-retail outlet for the drug. According to the Seminole County sheriffs office rc|x>rt. deputies from Ihe C ity -C o u n ty Investigative Bureau (CCIH) assisted Ihe I)EA when they executed a search war­ rant of a house al 219 Tnmoka Trail In Longwcsnl on Wednesday. Deputies reported that Ihe resi­ dents of Ihe home. Renee Jandrcau. 26. anti Kolicri Cndg DcSlcfano. 22. along with a guest Joe Surhaiigh. were there at the lime they arrived. Search team s found a small amount, less Ilian 20 grams of marijuana In Surhuugh's right front pants pocket. He was arrested for possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. However, sheriffs s|M>kesmnn Ed McDonough said a marijuana Inboratory was found In each of Ihe home’s two tx-drooms and III the upstairs loll. In all. 143 plants were found to lie thriving In Ihe artificial environ­ ment which had been created for □Bee Pot. Page 5A SANFORD - Posters were hang­ ing from the floor lo Ihe celling. They covered Ihe office walls ami halls so completely. IIn- color of Ihe paint could barely Ik- seen on Ilie second floor In Ihe Slate Attorney's Sanford offlrc building. Over 2.000 Seminole County fifth through eighth grade students used d iv e rse w ays to express I lie message...don't use drugs. Thurs­ day. a panel of Judges picked 13 posters which will lx- featured in Hie 1996 Drug-Free Calendar lo lie distributed lo students throughout the county. From posters with warm, fuzzy Images featuring clowns and (eddy bears to stark scenes of graveyards, a toc-taggcd corpse or arms slabbed with hypoderm ic needles. Ihe common theme expressed was a n ­ ti-drug use. For Ihe second year. Slate At­ torney Norm Wolflnger and Sheriff Don Esllngcr Joined together on the calendar project. This year, the Red Ribbon Week Committee became a part of the project rather than duplicating Ihe anil-drug poster contest later tills monlli. Deputy Joe Negri holds the grand prize winning poster drawn by English Estates Elementary School fifth grader Allison Segal. Negri Is an Instructor In the D.A.R.E. program. About 2,000 posters were submitted for the second annual Drug Free Calendar put out by Slate Attorney Norm Wolflnger and Sheriff Don Eslinger’s offices. For the 1996 calendar, the Red Ribbon Week Committee Is also participating in the effori. A plethora of artsy ideas for your weekend adventures By VICKI DaSORMICR Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — This weekend offers a plethora of opportunities for those who want lo purchase, or Just view, the handiwork of artisans and crullers who are displaying their wares at a variety ol arts events around Seminole County. The ntnlli annual Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts, which lias grown lo lx1one of Ihe premier events In Ihe state, will lake place at Ihe LNL Acres Farm In Heathrow. dignitaries, also brought a letter ol commendation from Gov. Lawton Chiles. "I commend you.” the governor wrote In a Idler to the festival organizers, "for your efTorts to provide additional funding to Ihe 47 Seminole County public schools for Iheir art and music programs.” The event will raise money for th e schools’ cultural programs through a variety of methods. They offer scholarships lo 25 or more college-bound students as well. Organizers hope to raise 8100.000 toward their effort Ibis year. To that end. Ihe governor wished them luck. '— “ * * —ige 5A Optimist Club taps top club member of year ■y VICKI DeSOm illR Herald Senior Staff Writer_________ SANFORD — Fellow Optimist Club members say John Cullum goes well beyond Ihe call of duly when It comes to doing things for young people. As a member of the Optimist Club for the Iasi year and a half. Cullum has worked on a variety of programs that target young people and reward Ihcm for their hard work and thetr accomplishments. Recently. Cullum was named the Optimist of ihe Year of the Sanford chapter of the club that serves the nerds of young people In Ihe community. C i m l M friw sUN ragorla 1IHP1 X .................. SB K t r i t c s H ............... SB C I « m M * 4 « ..................8 - 7 B L e i s u r e •s s s s s s s s s s s s s # Cevntoe•••••••#•#•••••••• Mitlen*......... mimommSA ..................................N s y h ............................. *■ Dm , Abby................. SB Felice....................... 3A ...................................IA Religion................ 8-7A Qf* 0#tt«*M*********.....4B IptftlMMlMMlHlM 1B.2B .................................. 4A Teleelelen.................3B i...................BA W eather................... SA I W hat a man m isses mostly in heaven is c o m p an y.} -Mark Twain T o d a y : V a ria b le c l o u d i n e s s w ith scattered mainly af­ ternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid to up|H-r 80s. Wind becoming southeast 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 40 percent. For MMtMr Fo«o2A □ S ee P oster. Page 5A John Cullum accepts Optimist Club top award from Audrey Ogden. •'It's a real honor," he said, eyeing the maple and metal plaque he received al Ihe annual Installation and Awards Uancjuet al the Mayfair Golf and Country Club. "I was really pleased to be named.” In his position as activities director at Seminole High School In­ dues many tilings for the students there. In addition, however, he lias Initialed programs such as the Student of the Month, which re­ cognizes top students at the school for their work In (and mil oil the classroom. "I don't know.' he said. T just look for ways we ran encourage the students.” Cullum was also elected as vice president ol the local chapter. "I guess I will have more op­ portunities to develop some projects to help recognize the work the kills are doing." he said. Cullum said lie tries lo live by tinOptimist creed which says you must promise yourself to. among olliei things, "be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace ol mind; ami to think only ol the best anil to expect only the IhM " Every penny counts to help schools By VICKI DsBORMIBR Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD < Your mother probably taught you that It Is pottle to otter a word of thanks when you received something A card, which looks very much like a credit card, lias been distributed throughout Seminole Couiily. That card ts a way lor residents amt merchants to say a monetary "Thanks' to the schools for the work they do In educating local children. The THANKS card, created by Marketing Management I'orp.. offers rebates to the eon sumer as well as a way to donate money to the school of their choice. One eighth of one cent trom every dollar spent ts donated to th e school (he user directs. Merchants benefit In that they can collect demographic information about the customers provided by Ihe Nashville firm which Issued the cards. Merchants pay 8500 each to participate, tint the Information provided by the marketing company can help them better target their customers through advertising campaigns. Currently. 50 merchants In Seminole and Orange c o u n tie s , including T ex aco , a re See Thanks, Page 5A r. t for sharing.:Mpays. �|A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fiona* - Friday, October 6, 1M0 N EW S FR O M T H E R EG IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E fStv FLORIDAm J *• i l l S D n ttn c td fo r s m u g g lin g d r u g s MIAMI — A Miami businessman has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role In a Haitian drug-smuggling operation. Je a n Schubert Beltzaire pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking charges for his role In the operation allegedly headed by Frantz Btamby. cousin of deposed Haitian Brig. Gen. Philippe Btamby. Frantz Btamby was arrested last July on charges of shipping about 235 pounds of cocaine to Miami in 1992. While In custody, he cooperated with authorities. Implicating Belizalre and several low-level Haitian leaders In the operation. Beltzalre’s plea agreement calls for three of the four counts of conspiracy to Import cocaine charges to be dropped. The one remaining charge carries a four-year jail term, but he will receive credit for the one year he lias already spent In Jail. U.S. District Court Judge Wilkie Ferguson ruled Thursday. Frantz Btamby is close to accepting a similar plea on th e sam e charges, but he Is said to be seeking a reduction of the jail time for his cooperation with federal authorities, prosecutors said. BIim Angtla ratuma air show PENSACOLA — The Navy's Blue Angels trill resume their air show schedule Saturday after a two-week hiatus caused by a crisis In confidence, a spokesman for the precision flying team The flight demonstration squadron will fly shows Saturday and Sunday In San Francisco. Lt. John Kirby said Thursday. Cmdr. Donnie Cochran, who flies the lead Jet. ordered th e team to land In the middle of a show Sept. 23, at Virginia Beach, Va., when he discovered he had Improperly set up a routine. He canceled a show the following day at Virginia Beach and shows last weekend in Alexandria. La., so the team could return to Its home base. Pensacola Naval Air Station, for more practice. Hurricane Opal forced the squadron Tuesday to move Its practices to El Centro Naval Air Facility. Calif. A day later Cochran waa satisfied that he and the other five pilots had relum ed to peak proficiency and ordered the shows to go on. The team arrived Thursday In San Francisco and will conduct a routine there Friday. Kirby said. Opal after the storm As they dig out, residents start looking ahead By DAN S8WILL Associated Press Writer DEST1N. Fla. — In their first evening after Hurricane Opal, Betty and Dan Cooper had awe for the power of nature, many unanswered questions about the future, and platefuls of roast beef and sweet potatoes cooked over charcoal. "It's been 30 years since I camped out like th is.” Mrs. Cooper said. The couple. Ilve-ln managers for the 23-unit Capri By the Gulf condominiums, used a charcoal smoker Thursday to cook their dinner as they tried to use up food In a freezer that had no They were among many peo­ ple who. after witnessing the dam age from th e n a tio n 's thlrd-costlleat hurricane ever, were wondering how the area will recover. Opal's powerful surge severely eroded the glittering beaches that are the region's economic foundation. “It's Just so hard to believe," Mrs. Cooper said. "This one Just took us right under.” Opal killed at least 16 people In four states after slamming Into the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday with winds up to 144 mph. It caused an estimated 81.8 billion In damnge to Insured property along the Gulf of Mex­ ico and knocked out power to 2 million people before losing Its punch. At the Coopers' condos in this Panhandle town about 20 miles east of Pensacola, three decks to the beach were tom away and destroyed, and the awlmmlng pool was ruined. Several of the condos were heavily damaged, with windows blown out and rooms drenched with debris and sugar-white sand. "I don't know how they're going to replace the beach." aald condo resident A1 Brelthaupt. "It’s going to take a major project by the Army Corps of Engineers." State and federal helicopters and planes buzzed back and forth along the heavily damaged beach area. Cooper said he planned to find fed eral e m e rg e n c y r e p r e ­ sentatives and ace if there will be funds for restoring the beach and helping with major damage. He began hls day by calling each of the 23 owners to give them a report on the damage lo their units. He then started ing and left a neighboring one initial cleanup of debris and untouched, lt reminded him of began lining up crews lo come In hls experience as an 18-year-old soldier in Nagasaki. Japan, at later for the heavy work. the end of World War II. Cooper, who has managed the property for 15 years with hls " I w a s th e re a fte r they wife, said he had plenty of dropped the atom bomb and you contacts for the repairs. would see everything destroyed but one building would sill) be "With all the work that needs there." he said. to be done around here. If you're Just using the yellow pages Hls wife looked sadly over the you're going to have a long heavily eroded beach. wall." Cooper aald. "This la like my baby here." [c pondi cau sea destructlon to one build­ she said. Fteltef at a glanca From Associated Press reports LOTTBRY MIAMI — Here are th e winning numbers selected T h u rs d a y In the F lo rid a Lottery: Fantasy 5 -26-20-24 12-4-2 C eshS 3-0-4 • # ! » « •00470077 G ra n d r to p tn ln g Pabbte Junction, 702 8. French Ava. In Sanford, hald a grand ra-opanlng calibration this past Saturday. Tha company la Inaugurating a rafurblihad oparatlon with many naw Items faaturad and a numbtr of attractiva displays created to glva proapsctlvs customsrs Idaas for landscaping and building projects. Shown at tha ribbon cutting ceremony, left to r ig h t, m ech an ic P ate Schwelghardt, salat manager Joe Sebelte, district marketing m an ag er G eorge Canned, home o ffic e s a le s repre­ sentative Bob Witman, comp­ troller Karen Corr, home offlea •a la s rapraaantatlvas Bill TiFrMay.tiWid Woody DsLoog. company.,owner'.Kavaft, lueiS, home o ffic e a a la a repre­ sentative, J o b Strohl, Pabbte Junction salsa representatives Rick R u sh an d J e a n ln e ; Francis, and Doran Kenny. ! ............. WfonP S«xuil KAtUlt ehfQ «d MELBOURNE — School officials like a new idea to recycle plastic knives, spoons, forks and trays by using a citrus oll-bascd product to break them down Into liquid. But administrators In Brevard County are not too en­ thusiastic about the money needed to get the project under way In the public schools. Harvey Katz, a chemist who heads International Foam Solutions In Boca Raton, w ants to get the program started In Brevard County, but hls proposed plant needs a guaranteed source of waste polystyrene. Fourth slaying; Serial killer at work? the city, leaving detectives un­ certain If there la more than one ST. PETERSBURG - A* killer. "There are similarities, but police Investigate whether the slayings of four prostitutes since there are also dissimilarities," May are related, others In the said SI. Petersburg Sgt. Glen area are "spooked" and trying to Moore. "We're working them protect themselves, one pro­ together In case they arc re­ lated." stitute said. Information was forwarded to On Wednesday, police iden­ the FBI after a third prostitute tified the fourth victim as was found dead In August. Barbara Jean Faulkner. Her Investigators say the first three body was found Monday stuffed women died In a similar way, in n laundry bag and left beside a although they haven't said how. trash bln. "Everybody's real spooked The bodies of three other about II," one prostitute, who prostitutes also were found was licit Identified, told The dumped In nr near trash bins in Tampa Tribune. "But we won’t St. Petersburg or Just north of stop dating. It's what we all do Vol. 88. NO. 34 PuMtehM Tuaoday through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Hataid. toe. M O H Frond) Ava.. Sanford, Fla. 13771 Sacond O at* Poalaga Paid at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing ofliea* Poalmoatar: Sand addrn* changa* to THE SAMFOHD HERALD, P.O. Boa IM T. Sanford, FL U 77}' 1*17 Sub*cr1pi ton Rata* (Duty A Sunday) Mom* Salivary Hall } Month* • Month* H IM IN N m OO *4000 i voai IT* oo Ita oo Florida Ratldanta mud pay r% tala* tea to addtoon to rata* about 1 Ptiona (407) 323-M11 •‘ • I for a living. You Just have to be more on your guard." The woman said she won't get Into a car with a broken passen­ ger-side door handle, or one where the driver can lock all doors from hls side. targets of opportunity if you're inclined to murder females.'! Tcrrlto said. And, because they don't have strong family ties; they’re often not reported miss* ing Immediately. For protection, she carries a pair of scissors that can fit In the palm of her hand, and the Ingredients for a makeshift torch — n can of hair spray and a cigarette lighter. It's not unusual for killers lo hone In on prostitutes, said Leonard Terrllo. a professor nt the University of South Florida who studies crime patterns. "First of all. they're good One similarity In the crimes 4 the trash bins — "may be s y m b o l i c ." T e rrllo aald; "They're viewed aa garbage." : Autopay results for Faulkner, 33. were Incomplete Thursday. . One of the few things de­ tectives know about her death la she was stuffed In a heavy-duty laundry bag. The bag’s logo; with the words "Penn Ohio towel supply." was last used In the late 1970s In the northeast. TH E W E A T H E R NATIONAL T IM M ■X T1N D 1D O U T LO O K Today: Variable cloudiness with scattered mainly a fte rn o o n showers and thunderstorm s. 7 ---------r ---------High In the mid to upper 80s. Wind becoming southeast 10 to FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY !5 mph. Rain chance 40 per­ P tlycldy 89-77 Mstly cldy 87-73 Mstly cldy 87-73 M stly cldy 87-73 P tly c ld y 87-75 cent. Friday night: A chance of evening showers an d th u n ­ derstorms then partly cloudy. n s T ic s Low In the lower lo mid 70s. Southeast wind diminishing lo 5 FRIDAY! The high tem perature in mph. Rain chance 30 percent. SOLUNAR TABLE: mill.. Sanford Thursday was 87 de­ Saturday: Purdy cloudy with 3:50 a.m.. 4:05 p.m.. inaj.. 9:55 grees and the overnight low was scattered afternoon showers and a .lit.. 1 0 :2 0 a . in .T ID E S : 75 as reported by the University NEW FIRST thunderstorms. High In the up­ Daytons B each: highs, 6:12 of Florida Agricultural Research Sept. 24 Oct. I per 80s. Rain chance 40 per­ a.in.. 7:11 p.m.: lows. 12:27 and Education Center. Celery cent. a.hi.. 12:51 p.m.: New Smyrna Avenue. Beach: highs. 6:47 a m .. 7:16 Recorded rainfall lor the p.m.; lows. 12:32 a.in.. 12:56 period, ending al 9 a.ill. Friday, p.m.: Cocon Bench: highs. 702 lolallcd .05 inches. FULL LAST a.ill.. 7:31 p.m.: laws. 12:47 1 S u n s e t.................... 7:06 p.m. Oct. 8 Oct. 16 a in., 1:11 p.m._____________ I S u n rise ...................7:21 a m. Not available a t p ress tim e 4) Friday, Octobar 6, IMS ‘ •Florida Attorney Oenerei'i Hvrrkan* Tat* Foret, to report price gauging: w aaw tiM . • Florida Inturanco O m m Uelmor'* Hotline, to roport fraud: MS BF-Mto. • Fa Federal Plow • Florida Power Carp, to attar t p.m. COT Thunday: M -'m -N N . •Gull Pawar Cars.. *• • Salvation Army Ditatter Rttpome Command Cantor, Fort Wilton Beech: «4lto*S14. For monetary contribution*, land to: ’'Hurricane Opel Roller P.O. Boa M M . Tempo. F L, 3M14. 0 American Red Cron DI tattor Rtlltl, for financial contribution*: WO Id n o o • Ftdtral Em trgtncy ASanagtmtnl Agency end Volunteer* In Technical At TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Lottery has released a new "9 0 0 " num ber for getting Information about winnings numbers and payouts. The new number, available across the United States, la 1-900-737-7777. The automated telephone line, which casts callers 77 cents per minute, offers one year's previous winning numbers and prize payouts for all four on-line games and announces th e estimated Florida Lotto Jackpot, said Ed George, the lottery spokesman. The new line will be available 24 hours a day, 363 days a year. The Florida Legislature m andated the new 900 line, eliminating the 800 number line as cost-cutting measure. The state will receive 30 cents for each of the calls made to the new automated system. The lottery's player hotline operators will still be available to answer q uestion s In English an d Spanish at (904) 487*7777, Recycling plastic staking noiMtnt. Lottery 900 number DAYTONA BEACH — A onetime volunteer chaplain for the Volusia County sheriff's department has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman he counseled. Chris Amos Hlrachmann. 54. posted 825.000 and was released following his arrest Wednesday. A 34-year-old woman complained that he assaulted her In March 1994 after she received religious counseling from Hlrachmann. She said she waa afraid until recently to report what happened. Hlrachmann. whose business card lists him as pastor for a local religious group, served as a volunteer chaplain from March 1993 through August of this year, said sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson. Hlrachmann was released when the program was revamped. tittence (V ITA ) hotline, went to donate material* and t*rvk*t to eld Opel victim*: Mb MM MO. • F IM A Helpline, tar dtoattor A lilt el organliatlont ipaarhoadlng Hurricane Opel rtllaf tfforts: • Florida Emergency Information Una, tor gtnerel Information on rood cfoturw. •hatton. dobrla removal, Khoof and otflc* dating*: 000 14M1S7; tor iho deal: O 3 ■BACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 2 iu 3 feet and choppy. Current Is running lo die smith with a water lcm|>eraiurc of H2 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feet and a rough. Current I* running to die south with a water temperature ol H2 degrees. DOATINQ The llllra Violet Index (UV1) Bt A u g u stin e to J u p ite r rating for Orlando is It) Use Inlet — Friday: Wind south 15 your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels are knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Hay and inland waters a moderate chop. rated hy the Environmental Scattered showers and thun­ Protection Agency us follows: derstorms. Friday night: Wind south 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 fet-t. 0.1.2 minimal Hay and inland waters a moder­ 3.4 low 5.6 moderate ate chop. Widely scattered showers and thuiulerstoniis. 7.8.9 high 10- very high CMV Amarillo Anchorag* Atlanta Atlantic City Auttln Biltlmor* Sol Ion Brownivlila Buffalo Burlington. VI Caipar Charlaiton.S C. Charlatton.W.Va Charlotto.H C Chayanna Chicago Cincinnati Clavaland Concord.H H. 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Highway 17-99 la Longwood, reported that a man, identlfed aa Donakl K. Tannery, purch—ed a 1996 and paid for It with a check. The information v a t artth a cheeking approval aendcc and th e aaleamen cd of possible fraudulent activity fay the subject. Ten the check v an returned faecauae the •D*fed to be Tannery and the truck, valued at 937.000, are not to be found. Dufug# rtpoctod • A man who Uvea In the 2800 Stock of Kaat 3 le t Street in Sanford reported that his windshield had been damaged In hie driveway between S ep t 39 and SO. • A man who Uvea In the 700 lock of Creekwater Terrace In ahe Mary reported th at — damaged — »< partially moved the handle of hla car door between Sept. 29 andSO. Jeep itoltn A man who Uvea In the 100 block of Brtdgeway Circle In Longwood reported that hla 1994 Jeep Cherokee waa taken from hla drtveway. He aald he keya were left In the vehlde n v w i mmn s w ^ vq Krtatlan Brgala. 23. 2444 Park Ave, Bantord. and Torrance Anthony Moore. SO. 1S09 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, were aneated far retail theft by Sanfard Police on Wedneaday night. ro iK t m ug noon c q ic t m m e D o y t o rp in iD c n i 11 m e s c tri atom In the Seminole Towne Center and took three naira of abort*, valued at 980. from the rack and brought them to Benito who waa In the todtoa' deportment. They aald ahe took them back to Um boy*’ departm ent and trted to art a reftmd far the Items. Both were taken to the John E. Folk Correctional Facility and held tn Ueu of 9115 bond. tetaHtMtehaigtd Charles Henry Hibert. S3. SOS Rochelle Ave.. Apt. 438, wfts IT T C m W IOC rC IIU IOCTI DJf oA IU O fO rOUCC Ofl W C u n e t O l y , Police aald he removed a eerewdrtver off the shelf at S e a n at Seminole Towne Center and concealed It in hi* pants. They •aid he left the store without maUnf an effort to pay for the He was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility. Domsstlr illn n d G MlmGllW'NflreNP rinlsnrs llwlwIW fw GIlw^wH Richard Thomas Price. 37. 300 B. Airport Btvd., Apt. 13. Sanford, waa arrested for battery-dome*tic violence on Wednesday by Sanford Police. Sanford Police aald he and his girlfriend got Into a verbal argument at home and continued the disagreement when they went to a bar on South Orlando Drive tn Sanford. Police aald be knocked her to the ground as the debate turned physical. He waa taken to the John K. Folk Correctional Facility and held without bond. Aggravated aMaultclMrgtd Sylvester Walker, 19. 900 E. Airport Bhrdr, Apt. 21. waa aneated far aggravated aaaault and resisting an officer with violence by Sanfard Police on Wednesday. Police mid they had responded to hla residence tn reference to a call about a shooting incident. They aald he matched the him, police said, he tried to run As they attempted to brought to the ground and eras taken away. He fought. but to the John K. IPolk Correctional Facility where he waa held on 92.000bond. Fight toads to arrttt Sheens Alyssa Wright. 23. who gave police no local address, waa arrested for aggravated battery by Sanford Police on Wedneaday. Police said she and another woman were Involved In a "physical confrontation" on Lake Monroe Tenace. Police said they were arguing over a parking apace. Police aald she put her hands over the victim's face and cut her face with a sharp object. She waa taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 94.000 bond. Chase toads to two arrasts Jaaon Daniel Dodd. 20, 4091 Smith Canal Road. Sanford, and Charlea Powers of Paola. were arrested for fleeing and attempting to elude a police officer by Seminole County denudes on W tdnesdiy • Deputies aald they noticed a car driven by Dodd, In which Powers was a passenger. speeding across the parking lot of the Winn Dixie Ptaxa on Airport Boulevard. Deputies pursued the car through residential areas and called on Sanford Police for assistance. Sanford Police stopped them and they were taken Into cuatody. They were taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $500 bond each. Man resists amst Fred Allen Bray. 20. 12 Shea Lane, waa arrested for disorderly conduct and with resisting arrest without violence by Sanford Police on Wedneaday. Police said he was leaving the emergency room at Central Florida Regional Hospital when he began screaming and using profanity. He did not leave when he waa asked so he waa placed under arrest As officers tried to arrest him. he would not allow himself to be handcuffed. He waa subdued with a single shot of mace and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. There, he was held on 1500 bond. Mm sllsgsdly tskss bssr Richard Bradshaw Stenstnxn. 21.413 Willow Ave.. Sanford, waa arrested for burglary and petit theft on Wednesday by Sanford Police. Police said he used a clnderblock to break out the glass In a door at a pub on Airport Boulevard. Once Inside, they said, he took two six-packs of beer. He waa taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $1.000 bond. i Warrant* •Allan Armando Orellana. 20. 300 Forest Lake Drive. Altamonte Springs, waa arrested on a warrant for throwing a deadly mtaalle Into a building by Lake Mary Police on Wedneaday. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $10.099bond. •Sam Nobles, 45. 173 W. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary, was aneated on a warrant for aggravated battery by Seminole County aheiilTa deputies on Wedneaday. He waa held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $4,000 bond. •John FlUgerald Oolatte, 30. 401 Seminole Blvd.. Sanford, waa arrested on a Seminole County warrant for violating the terms of his probation on grand theft charges. He waa held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. ft c o n o v n r o v t t t iw t WASHINGTON - The nation's unemployment rate held steady at 6.0 percent tn September as a Mg Jump tn employment at firms supplying tem porary workers offset widespread weakness In manufacturing. The Labor Department aald today th a t th e o verall un­ employment rate last month remained stuck around the level It has been since May. Since peaking this year at 5.5 percent tn April, the Jobless rate has been either 6.6 percent or 5.7 percent for each of the past five months. The number of payroll Jobs rose by 121,000 last month, ■lightly below eco n o m ists' expectations. Payroll Jobs had increased 262.000 in August, but much of that strength came Analysts said today's report reflected an economy that la growing at a modest level after nearly stalling out In the spring. they noted that proremained. especially tn manufacturing. The Septem ber unemploy­ ment report waa unlikely to settle the debate over whether the Federal Reserve will cut Interest rates further this year. Some economists believe the current upturn Is still anemic and In need of further credit-rate relief w hile o th e r analysts believe that manufacturing will resume growth later this year after businesses work down an overhang of unsold Inventories. For September, manufacturing industries shed 32,000 Jobs, bringing total losses since March to 200,000. The losses last Officials: Poverty decline no reason to cut welfare I f R I H I . S I L L I Asaoclatad Pros* Writer_______ WASHINGTON - Although a new government report shows both the number and percentage of Americana in poverty dropped significantly last year, now la not the time to cut federal welfare programs, adm inistration of­ ficials say. ''Given th e persistence of poverty and the Increase In Inequality (between rich and poor), I would argue this la not the time to cut back In programs Intended to help the most vul­ nerable In our society." Joseph E. Stlgllt*. chairman of President Clinton’s Council of Economic Advisers, told reporters Thurs­ day. Earlier, the Commerce De­ partment released a report that found the poverty rate went from 15.1 p a r e n t of the popula­ tion tn 1993 to 14.5 percent In 1994. The number of Americans tn poverty also dropped by L2 million, to 36.1 million, making 1994 the flrat-ycar In a decade that both the rate and total declined. Poverty In America waa de­ fined last year as Income of lesa than 415.141 for a family of four. However, the total In poverty waa still 5.6 million above 1969. when the poverty rate waa 13.1 percent. Census Bureau statist!- Teacher sent to prison for 10 years By Tbs A——l«t#d Proas ROCKLEDGE - A parade or witnesses spoke to a Judge be­ fore he sentenced a former Merritt Island high school teach­ er to 10 years In prison for having oral aex with four studcntsln her classroom. Karen Roberta could have re­ ceived 10O years In prison. She showed little emotion Thursday aa Brevard Circuit Judge Jerc Lober gave her the minimum allowable term under court guidelines for her conviction on 64 counts of having sex with the students In 1993 and 1994. Lober listened to 13 witnesses, including former students and family members who advocated an even more lenient sentence for Roberts. 31. Defense atto rn e y Michael Bross argued for probation, saying the two months Roberts has spent in Jail since her Aug. 26 conviction had been In­ carceration enough. "Karen Roberta didn’t attack these victims from behind a bush. These victims were ag­ gressors and provokers and In­ itiators of this action also." Bross said. P rosecutor Meryl Allawas argued that Roberts was the mastermind of the sexual en­ counters, controlling the boys' movements with hall passes and detentions. She did not deny the boys were willing participants but said the case bolls down to one fact. "She violated the trust we have In teachers and she vio­ lated th e law, repeatedly," Allawas said. One parent added that Rob­ erts’ actions had left a perma­ nent mark on her child. In addition to prison, Lober sentenced Roberts to 15 years' probation. 1/*. clan D aniel W einberg said Thursday In releasing the report. It was based on a survey of some 60,000 households. The statistics may provide a m m u n itio n to Republican members of Congress who have been fighting to cut programs that aid the working poor as they try to overhaul welfare, balance the budget and rein In Medicaid costs. Other recent signs of declining poverty include a de­ crease tn the number of Ameri­ cans collecting food stamps. The economy grew last year by 4.1 percent, the best showing in a decade. That strong growth helped to push the unemploy­ ment rate to a four-year low and played a role in lowering the poverty rate. At the same time, median household Income remained e s s e n ti a lly u n c h a n g e d at $32,264. The major exception was among black households, whose Inflation-adjusted median rose from $20,032 tn .1993 to $21,027 last year, an increase of 5 percent. Labor Secretary Robert B. Reich cited the report's positive news as an argument against GOP attempts to rein in gov­ ernment programs. One of the R e p u b l i c a n t a r g e t s , th e eamed-lncome tax credit, pulled about 2 million Americans out of poverty In 1994. he said. "The eamed-lncome tax cred­ it. together with an Increase In the minimum wage, is vitally Important." Retch said. Republicans want to cut the credit by up to 25 percent and they oppose any Increase in the $4.25-an-hour minimum wage. Clinton has proposed a 90-cent Increase In the minimum wage over two years. Isa a c S h a p iro , associate director of the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, said It was mostly families at the top of the Income scale who have benefited from the economic recovery. "In any recovery, the folks who arc reached last by the recovery tend to be those at the bottom," he said. "One year of progress Is a good sign but we still have a ways to go even to get back to where the poverty rate was a few years ago." .ir # i h a r r o w ah a l C E M i month were widespread, with the largest declines occurring In apparel and textiles, where Job looses have been accelerating tn the last few months. The key auto sector also suffered big losses for the month, declining by 9.000Jobs. The manufacturing weakness was offset by gains In service Industrie*, which added 106.000 Jobs In September. More than half of that gain came In busi­ ness services, with temporary help firms accounting for a big Increase o f35.000Jobs. With the summer vacation season ending, the amusement an d recreation Industry lost 13.000 Jobs. However, hiring in the health Industry remained strong with a gain of25,000. Jobs In the government sector fell by 30,000 last month, with moat of the weakness reflecting a problem the government has had adjusting for earlier school openings. This category had shown a big Increase In August. Retail employment rose by a strong 46.000 in September as re sta u ra n ts and bars added 20.000 jobs, partially recouping Mg losses that had occurred tn August. Employment growth at auto dealership* was also strong. r As the economy slowed from robust growth In 1994. employ­ ment growth has also slowed. Payroll Job* had been rising by a n average of 365,000 per month tn the Rna] quarter of 1994. But In the Just completed July-September quarter, the In­ c r e a s e h a t a v e ra g e d J u s t 130,000 per month. • . The average workweek inched up to 34.4 noun while factory overtime rose to 4.5 hours. Average hourly earnings In­ creased oy 4 cents to 611.52 tn September, erasing a 2 cent torn the month before. We’re Playing Your Song. So why not Mail tn? Iftopsoviet, gwt M el on, andkNvpfioMMintMi tunsyoutook... .TIM Minis It K a is e r P0NTIAC-BUICK-9MC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd., Driand DU A N 0M S7M M U • OAVTONA MS-M74MS • ONANOO ATT-SIMMS lOCAttDATTHf COANM 0T If.VY. 17-MSHWV ISA* r. It it/ I J I I I Hi / ’* f i s // / n n l V I N N I Ni . i i *1 I t H i I VI N i v n n * i n m i 11'•I N I . 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Lear-KdNor ONsooa H Pufh - 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Moat ha............................SI 9.50 8 Month*............................*39.00 1 Yew................... *76.00 i n w e l p ay 1% aateo t n In EDITORIAL Outstanding events It m ay seem a s though there a re sim p ly too m any th in g s to d o this weekend. A long with norm al y a rd mowing and o th er w eekend a c t i v i t i e s , w e h a v e b o th t h e L a k e M ary/H eathrow Festival of the A rts, a n d the Sem inole C ounty Historical Society's Pioneer Days N' W ay s festival. T h ese a r e both outstanding ev en ts, a n d are planned to coincide with each o th e r rath e r th a n to com pete. It Is hoped th a t persons a tten d in g o n e of these functions will also visit the oth er. R egardless of w hat a person m a y find of Interest, b o th events will be Jam -packed with special ev en ts. People who m a y consider them selves Civil War enthusiasts sh o u ld not m iss th e re-enactm ent at the Pioneer D ays N' W ays festival. Especially Sunday a t 2 p.m .. w hen n o n e o th er than Abraham Lincoln an d Florida’s fo u rth governor M adison S tarke Perry will b e portrayed. Of course th e re will be th e re-enactors who have form ed the S eventh R egim ent of the Florida V olunteer Infantry u n it. W ta t wlB happen w h e n “ Abe” show s u p a t thlfc a v ts t with sev eral dozen "R eba" la an y o n e's dasss. R e g a r d in g th e F estiv a l o f th e A rts, practically every type of a rt w ork will be displayed an d offered for sale. O ne of th e m ajor a ttra c tio n s will be the s tu d e n t a r t tent. It will give people the opportunity of seeing today, th e beginning a rt w orks of o u r top a rtists o f tom orrow . We su g g e st y o u visit the stu d e n t a r t ten t, reg ard less of w hether you are a p a re n t of one of th e p a rtic ip a n ts or not. It's refresh in g to see the w ork o u r youngsters are tu rn in g o u t. S o m e o f th e proceeds fro m th e Lake M ary/H eathrow Festival of the A rts w ill assist in sch o larsh ip s. A g re a t deal of outstanding e n te rta in m e n t Is also pro m ised a t the arts festival a s well a s th e h isto ric event. Both e v en ts are scheduled for b o th S a tu r­ day a n d Sunday. Which o n e sh o u ld you a tte n d ? We suggest m aking a n effort to atte n d b o th of them. Take th e en tire family an d m a k e a weekend of It. W e h a v e m an y artistic people, a n d m any histo rical en th u siasts In Central Florida. Visit th ese tw o events and get to know th em . You'll be glad y o u did. LETTERS Rescue service 1 was very pleased to read In the Tuesday Sept. 12 edition of the Sanford Herald of Fire Chief's Tom Hickson's suggestion that the Sanford Fire Department transport Sanford's 111 citizens to the hospital. The fire department responds Immediately to 911 calls and renders emergency treatment to the stricken person. They are qualified and properly equipped to transport the person to the hospital but have to aland by while an ambulance transports the person at considerable expense to the famUy. I was charged S238 tn 1989. The only service the ambulance personnel gave me was to drive me to Centra) Florida Regional Hospital (approximately 3 miles from my home) and escort me to the emergency room. As the citizens of Sanford pay for the fire equipment and personnel with their taxes it is an Imposition for liwm to be charged the exorbitant fee by the ambulance company. The Herald article Indicated the fire chief bellevca he can handle the transportation with the present equipment and personnel It was also stated that no additional Insurance costs are contemplated. I look forward to an early affirmative vote to Implement the transportation of our ill citizens to the hooptlal by tbs Seated Fire Deportment. This would relieve our people of the ridiculous overcharge to which they are now subjected. Albert G. Hegeman Sanford Fiscal responsibility 1 have been out of town and upon return. I noticed that Maryanne Morse la recommending the county spend over 6300.000 to purchase new hardware and software for the county, even though the Clerk of the Court has the same hardware and software readily available and had offered to share It. As county business residents who are suffering from flooding and a lack of sewage system In our area we think there are much more effective ways for the county to spend thia amount of money, rath er than replacing current hardware and software packages. This proposal la fiscally Ir­ responsible. Now Is the time to address the serious problems of the county ted not duplicate already existing and available computer systems. Jim Taylor Jim Taylor Corporation Sanford Getting tough on crime and murder There has been s solid drop In the crime rate, particularly in many big cities. This calls for an Ideological review, and id the available data doesn't make liberals look good. During the first six months of 1986. the homicide rate in New York City plunged by 32 percent. The Chicago rate dropped by IB percent. Atlanta and New Orleans by 16 percent. Boston by 12 percent. 8t. Louis and Washington by 10 percent. Detroit by 9 percent, L os A ngeles by 7 percent a n d Philadelphia by 6 percent. These have been American crime capitals. In many eases, the dimlnishment has been going on for several years. It's not ju st m urder that's going down. A broader Index, the violent ertme rate, declined by 4 percent In 1994 (FBI data) following a 1993 decline. Advance indications from some police departments around the country show yet a further drop of violent crime eo for In 1996. Something big Is probably happening. If we understand the policy driving It. that can be built upon, and the sooner the better. Two principles, starkly ddfctent. have been In play for three decades. Liberals have said that the Increase In crime Is due to “root causes'' In the society. Conservatives have mid the Increase tn crime has been due to Justice system. The current liberal theology indicates that the root causes are worse than be­ fore: Real wages have gone down, joom in the Inner cities have d is a p p e a re d a n d In the criminal to the poor have been trimmed. According­ ly. crime should be going up. But It's. The current (acts, however, do general­ ly conform to the conservative view. We have toughened ( i t ' s n o t Just up. There are cur­ mu rdart hst’s rently 1.8 million going d o w n .J persons tn prison In America, up from 600,000 In I960. Studies have shown th a t a violent criminal typically commits at least 12 crimes per year. When a million prisoner* are added to the prtmn population, that's 12 motion violent crimes that are not committed on the streets. There are also more cops on the beat practicing[toughen tougher crime control. Both New York and Houston ton have added poHce. Police departputting the best m enu in both cities have ly conduct. Jumping beer on the streets and public urination. The theory is that such actions provide a more civil ambiance, as well as offering patrolmen the opportunity to frisk young thugs and take away their guns. With all this tn mind, there are several central facu to remember l.| the violent crime rale is still terrifyingly Ugh. and 2.) there mey wen be a ticking demographic ciluis bomb. The number of prime-crime young males (ages 14-24) will Increase by about 2 million by the year 2000. H Is young males who w s w * iwwt of tbs violent crimes in America. And while total violent crime rates have declined, violent crime among young males has grown and become ever-mcre vicious. Kids 8 years old today will threaten us tn Just a few yean. Therefore what? At the te a t. surety, continue down th e conservative path of crime control. JACK ANDERSON aJSifejH ’w R eef MW. NstJS-Pltt G O P ready to toss Medicaid to states WASHINGTON - It's the federal health THs THiRu FfcfflY DONNA BRITT Why we do it, have babies WASHINGTON - Ju st like that, it can hit you. I knew what I wanted to do in my lost column before going on maternity leave. I hoped to answer a question that I've repeatedly asked myself: Why in this world — of genocldal wars. AIDS and "Showgirls" — would a sane person have a baby at air? I hoped to discover why I volunteered for ■ state In which I've gained enough weight to play fullback for the Redskins. And I figured 1 might end by acknowledging what I too often forget —" that life, with its limitless chances for redemption — la Its own best reason. But Just like that, racism changed every­ thing. Just like always. This time, it was an article In the Oct. edition of T h e New R ep u b lic, “ R ace In th e Newsroom.” In it. writer Ruth Shallt claims that the quest for diversity has compromised the practice of Journalism at the prestigious Washington Post, my employer for six years. Because affirmative action In Its current form Is no more perfect than It was when white men were the ones given every preference, a thoughtful and challenging piece could be done. Shallt's Isn't it. She suggests tn her 13-page article that some minority Post reporters and editors were hired or promoted chiefly due to their color, that superquallflcd whites were passed over In favor of marginal blacks and black editors gleefully have limited the work and careers of hard-working whites. While white sources often are cloaked tn anonymity — which emboldened them to say that unnamed minority staff members "can't write a lick" and produce Indecipherable work — most minorities are quoted by name. Including my husband, national reporter Kevin Merida. Reading the piece, seeing the effect It hod on my co-workers, my husband and myself. I knew my farewell column had to be entirely different. Shallt's article launched dozens of bitter newsroom discussions —some in which white stalT members were as outraged as their minority peers. It was maddening, seeing the competence and qualifications of the Post's minority staff members anonymously questioned, their often hard-won victories belittled. Among other examples. ShalU suggests that a scries pro­ duced by a black man-white woman team, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, was largely the work of a ■ingle white reporter — who strongly refutes that assertion. Shallt quotes an editor as saying the Post's black recruiter Is so Intent on rejecting white men that she prevents the Post from hiring "the best" white males — though successful black reporters have groused that her high standards have kept themi cout. too. My husband’s inclusive: statemen statement that black Journalists generally feel less valued was twisted to suggest th a t as Shallt put It his “Insecurity about his position” la typical of the "plight of the affirmative action baby." Not being black — and having (ailed to thoughtfully Interview those who are — Shallt can'tknow that feeling leas valued more often la the result of seeing y o u r s k ills u n ­ d e ru se d a n d u n ­ d e ra p p re c ia te d . K n o w i n g my h u sb a n d ’s and others' talents — and that similarly gifted w h ite J o u rn a lists rarely face such ac­ cusations — her ar­ rogance stung. I mean, this Is my baby's daddy. And In the midst of crib a s s e m b ly , b ab y But just like show ers a n d th e heart-leaping realiza­ that, racism chant inoed tion that I'd soon see ever hing. J trymlr my new son, 1 again laced an Incalculable crime: that even one more infant must be bom whose worth is suspect only because of his or her color. Ira a crime, too. that Shallt ” who In her article took quotes out of context, who failed to use statements she got from whites that refuted her premise, whose multitude of Inaccuracies extends even to physical descrip­ tions. who reported false rumor as fact without checking with all Involved and who twice in her short career "accidentally" plagiarized other writers’ work — Is exactly the type of marginal reporter she accuses certain minority journalists of being. Yet Shallt can ply her craft at an Intellectual Journal without anyone saying that she got. and keeps, her Job because of her color — because her color Is white. Which sure sounds like affirmative action to me. So she Joins a host of mediocre white workers who pretend that standards are being Jeopardized only by Inept minorities and that Incompetence comes In every shade but white. Then It hit me. No biased article can reduce my husband's love of Journalism nor his pleasure In its practice. My worries about how my kids may be challenged by racism can't ■hake my certainty that they'll help reduce the goblin's power. And a t best, we do what we do — write stories, throw tea parties. Insist on having babies In a crazy world — for something nobler than recognition. Just like that. 1knew. We do it for love. program that pays for one of every three births and an covers the cere of two of every three people In America’s nursing homes. That's why It's b o Ironic that Medleakl. w hich represents the cradle of Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty, Is now headed for Its grave. T h e re le v a n t committees In both houses of the OOPcontrolled Congress have voted to dis­ mantle the program that provides health care to 36 million poor and disabled people of all ages. M e d ic a id ’s 616a b illio n b u rd en Is currently shared by T h a t's w hy ll’i states and the federal £ ■ s o Ironic that government, but the Medleakl, which R e p u b lic a n s a r e rs p ra ttn ts th # pushing through a cradle of plan that would have Lyndon the feds simply write, Johnson's War a check to each state, on Povarty, Is with no strings at­ nowhaadodfor tached. Its g ra v t.^ “We might as well Just throw the money u p In the air and hope it (alia down and does good.” said Sen. John Breaux. D-La.. Democrats believe the changes will be catastrophic. The GOP wants to slash federal funding for Medicaid by 6182 billion over the next seven years without any guidelines for how individual slates cope with the cuts. Congressional Democrats told our associate Ed Henry that states could be forced to eliminate Medicaid coverage for 4.4 million children. 350.000 nursing home residents and 1.4 million people with disabilities. "Medicaid is the safety net for the entire health care system." said Sara Rosenbaum, a n expert with the nonpartisan Center for Health Policy Research. Besides taking care of the most vulnerable members of society poverty-stricken senior citizens and children along with the disabled - Medicaid serves as the payer of last resort for the 38 million Americans who have no health insurance at all. Rosenbaum predicts that If the GOP plan goes through, 20 million people would be "added to the rolls of (the uninsured) overnight." Sen. Don Nlckles. R-Okla.. a member of the GOP leadership, responds coldly: "Let the states take care of the safety nets." Nlckles’ comment reflects the fact that despite Us reach across generational lines. Medicaid may be the most misunderstood program In the federal budget. Medicaid has long been overshadowed by Medicare. Its slater program that takes care of the elderly. Medicare grabs all of the headlines because of the political potency of the senior citizens' lobby. The sod fact is that while seniors have the 33 million-member American Association of Retired Persona (AARP) carrying their water In Washington, the poor and disabled don't have any high-powered lobbyists protecting their inter­ ests. As a result, many Americana believe Medicaid Is purely a payoff to welfare mothers - and their children -• who would rather live off the government dole than get a Job. In fact, one out of every eight Americana la covered through Medicaid and the average recipient hardly flu the profile of a welfare mother. The reason why Medicaid's budget has been soaring out of control la that It cleans up the messes that other health programs leave behind. About 4 million impoverished Medicare beneficiaries age 65 or older depend on Medicaid for services Medicare does not cover. Including preventive care, prescription drugs and long-term care. Each year. Medicaid pays for half of all the long-term care services in this country, costs an average of 138.000 per year or about 6104 per day. Nearly 1.5 million people live In nursing homes, and an astounding 69 percent of those residents rely on Medicaid to pay for their care. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 6. 1996 - M More American students taking math, science WAEHIWOTOW - high school students (n atty mors m ath cad cIsbbes than tr r n agrra d u • decade ago but a n atm h r from reaching the goal set by the nation’s amrem ota to be best In the work! a study found. "la ft enough?" Gordon of Chief State School Officers, which conducted the study with the National Science Founda­ tion. "No. N is not. We etiO have great dMaaces to go in terms of student m otivation, coursetaking. opportunities and re- Sfudanti at Ufcavlaw Middle School In Sanford, loin In the anti-drug spirit for Thursday so 108 JAMZ! hat ha pa entertain and Inform. Poster 1A A fifth grader at English Eats tea Elementary School cap­ tured the grand prise with a colorful "Candyland" type game board and anti-drug message. Allison Segal, Maitland will re­ ceive a §500 savings bond and her drawing will grace the cover of the calendar. P in t place winners will receive §200 savings bonds, second place §100 bonds and third place §50 bonds donated by area T h t party thom o ralnfcrcaa Mellor. Rock Lake Middle. banks. Seventh G rade—1st place. Art from the following stu ­ dents will be featured In the Lauren Ball. Rock Lake Middle: 2nd place, B rad ley Locke. calendar: Fifth G rade- 1st place, Jessica Lakevlew Middle: 3rd place. Blanton. Partin Elementary: and Sylvan Ftuharty, Double R. place. Rebecca Dickens. Lake Private School. Orients Elementary: 3rd place, Elizabeth Violin. Wekiva Ele­ Eighth g ra d e — 1st p la ce. mentary. Rachel Scarborough, S outh Sixth Grade—1st place. Ju stin Seminole Middle: 2nd place.' Frost. Sanford-Seminole Trinity: Lindsay Cibos. Tuskawllla Mid­ 2nd place. Kate Bauder. Rock dle and Bronw en Nemarlc. Lake Middle: 3rd place. Brandon Greenwood Lakes Middle. Weekend 1A "My best wishes are sent for a memorable event and for great success In reaching your goal of §100.000." Despite the theft earlier this week of some equipment from an unsecured tent at the site, the food concessions will be operat­ ing In full force, at the festival this weekend, The Lake M ary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts will take place both Saturday and Sunday from .9 a m until 5-p.m . Ad­ mission Is §1 per person. Elsewhere, jthe traditional Pio­ neer Days and Wayp festival will take place a t the Seminole County Historical Museum on County Home Road, between U.S. Highway 17-92 and the Seminole Community College campus. In addition to offering a variety of c r a f t s fo r s a le fro m woodworking to croceted dollies to photographic works of art. the festival offers an educational forum for those who want to learn more about their home county. Local historians will be on hand to ofTcr discussions and Information about the county's past and the future of the place we call home. The Pioneer Days and Ways Festival la the place to go to see how local pioneers forged a life for themaelvca In rural Florida with demonstrations of nine­ Thanks 1A paperwork and money exchange process In order for the program participating In the program. Supt. Paul Hagerty said he's to w ork. A nd, o fte n , th e really pleased with the THANKS merchants were befuddled by card, though he was a little wary the card and would refuse to of It at first. The district had accept It. With the THANKS card, he experimented with the til-fated Adventure Card In the past and said, the forma are distributed he was not eager, at first, to try and then collected and returned to the company. As far aa the another approach. The Adventure Card required schools arc concerned, that's It. "It’s easy.” he said. "We're the district and the schools to apend a lot of time In the going to try It." BEVERLY W. ADAMS Beverly W. Adams. 70. Shell Road, DeBary. died Wednesday. Oct. 4, 1995 at Volusia Medical Center In Orange City. Bom March 31. 1925 In Jack ­ sonville. Fla., she was a home­ maker who moved to Central Florida In 1959. She was a Catholic and a member of the Happy Campers Motor Home Club. Survivors Include her husband James; her son Robert A. Cowart of DeLand: her daughters Marge Tlndel of Clermont. Sharon Ricker of Pomona Park. Fla. and Lori Slesa of Fountain Valley. Calif.; her stepson Michael Adams of Dagsboro. Del.: her stepdaughters Brenda Weasels of Salisbury. Md. and Barbara Adams of Easton. Md.: her 22 grandchildren and eight great­ grandchildren; and her slater Lolaelte Allen of DeLand. Baldwln-Falrchlld-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge of the arrangements. CUBLINE PLOBENCE Curllne Florence Butler. 80. South Marshall Ave.. Sanford, died Thursday. Oct. 5. 1995 at LifeCare Healthcare Center In Altamonte Springs. Bom March 28. 1915 In Key West, she was a homemaker and a Methodist. She moved to central Florida In 1986. Survivors Include her husband Eugene Sr.; her sons Eugene Jr. of Sanford and David Emerson of West Palm Beach: her brothers William Allen of Miami, and John Allen and Alfred Allen of Key West: her sisters Leola Maa»l 1h a d ru g -fre t Dawkins and Ruth Brooks, both of Miami and Lela Drlggs of Ft. Lauderdale.; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of the arrange­ ments. ERNEST B. JOHNSON Ernest H. Johnson. 84. Car­ riage Hill Drive, Casselberry, died Wednesday. Oct. 4. 1995 at Florida Hospital-North. Alta­ monte Springs. Born In Brooklyn. N.Y. on Jan. 21. 1911, he was a bank assis­ ta n t vice p resid en t a n d a member of Aloma United Meth­ odist Church. Survivors Include his wife Diane; h is daughter. J a n e t Markler of Hopatcong. N.J.; his son Richard of Valkarlc: six grandchildren and 11 great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchitd F u n eral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of the arrangements. E BALDWIN. ITAWDV Funarai Sarvlcat tor Slawdr Baldwin, n . Wa*f lath Straal. Sanford, who dlad Sapt. I*, will ba hold Saturday af 1 p m. at Now Bothal M illenary Baptist Church with tha Ray. William Lrw li officiating Vlawlng will ba fro m lp m . totp m Friday. Sonrlio Funarai Hama. Sanford, in charga of ttw arrangamant* Students are taking the harder classes, tn part, because many states have Increased graduation requirements In the 12 yean since the 1903 "A Nation at Risk" education report. Ambach 1Religion Wrtttr EAST RUTHERFORD. NJ . They wept, did the wave and despite hours of a steady, driving rein, more than 00,000 Catholic faithful stayed in their seats for Maas In a football stadium. The man who kept them there was Pope John Paul 0. who Invoked Emma Lazarus' plea for America to embrace Its huddled masses In condemning abortion and euthanasia and limits II on Immigration. "1 cannot describe how exu­ berant and exhilarated I fed at this moment." 68-year-old Ads Tronotone sold after Thursday night's Mass a t Giants Stadium. "Seeing John Paul n waa a personal experience In a crowd of more than 00,000. He makes you fed like he's talking Just to you." The pope waa to celebrate Mass today a t Aqueduct Race­ track In New York City, then visit with future priests at St. Joaejgh'r Seminary In Yonkers. derful happens In my life, I will die a fulfil ted man." In hta homily, the pontiff urged worshipers to continue In the tradition of the anti-slavery and civil rights movements to extend legal protection to "the unborn child." the elderly and the severely handicapped. "Both as Americana and as followers - of Christ, American Catholics must be committed to the defense of life In all Its stages and In every condition," the pontiff declared. Ju st l o miles from the Statue of Liberty, the pope also recited part of Lazarus' poem In en­ couraging Americans to con­ tinue to welcome Immigrant* yearning to breathe free and to serve the poor. " I s p re s e n t-d a y America becoming less sensitive, less caring toward the poor, the weak, the stranger, the needy? It must not." the pope said. "If America were to turn on Itaelf. would this not be the beginning of the end of what constitutes the very essence of the 'American Experience?*" y. the pope Earlier Thursday, urged the United Nations to be an authentic force for peace. "The United Nations Organi­ zation needs to rise more and more above the cold statua of an administrative Institution and to become a moral center where all the nations of the world feel at home." he told the 185-member General Aaaembly. The pope's visit during the U.N.'s 50th anniversary year was the central point of hls fourth pilgrimage to the United S tates. The organisation la deeply tn debt, In part because of its expanded peacekeeping o p e r a t io n s In Bosnia a n d elsewhere, and Pope John Paul w ants to see It strengthened. He sketched the dram atic changes since he last addressed the assembly In 1979 — the fall of Communism and cuts In nuclear arsenals. Now. he stressed, the danger ste m s feom a “ narrow and exclusive nationalism." which triggered "a true nightmare of violence and terror,’ moat re­ cently during ethnic upheavals in Rwanda and Bosnia. "Nationalism, particularly tn Us moat radical forma, la thus the antithesis of true patrio­ tism ." be said. The pope la to celebrate Maas In Manhattan's Central Park on S a t u r d a y , th e n tr a v e l to Baltimore on Sunday. He returns to Rome on Sunday night. S £ o /t d u , S £ o a c (t U . . k r !I Guest WhoT |JocyWarmack FIVESTARTEMPORARIES. INC F iv e S ta r T e m p o r a r ie s , In c . U proud lo announce the opening of our new location in the (Jmgwood/Luke Maly area. ■ The newoffk'^ it in the . L o n g w o o d V illu g fjfiJ g B p p in g C e n t e r a t 1855 W. Stale Rd.4j £ S f i (upstairs fnsniacobwn'iL Please stonifiintfycH us during our Xr (Open House Friday, October 13,-1995 There will be food, fun and a chance to win valuable prizes Ike restaurant gtfl certAcaiss, software packages and frs« tamp' a gsy. We hop* to see youthen!' ’ T /(> / - i i i m i If YourBankDoesn'tOffer\bu AnAccountLiteThis,WithA RateLikeThis, YbuShouldSwitchToHistUnion. 501 ADAMS, S fV ia L V W . Baldwin Fairchild Funarai Homo. Oaklawn Park Chapa 1. SOM County Road 44A, San tord^Lak* Mary. Florida. fOMM O O ntne points In math and 11 points tn science —equivalent to a year's schooling, the Educa­ tion Department amd. But the roles of parents' and students' expectations should not b e overlooked, he added. In South Korea, where high school senior Gehoon Chung attended school until lost year. "The students who do well In m ath and science — they’re heroes. They’re cool guys." But at McLean High School In Fairfax County. Va.. which he now attends, doing well In math I s n 't so cool, Chung said. "T hat's the biggest change." One of h is classmates, sc Julie Ha. thinks students also can be motivated If teachers work to make lessons exciting and relevant to their Uvea. More students a t McLean took an advanced placement chemis­ try clasa this year than ever before, she said. " It's the hands-on — the labs - th a t they like." she said. ‘"It's more applying stuff than Just memorizing." Record crowd braves downpour to celebrate maes with pope teenth century skills and activi­ ties. The Days and Ways Festival will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. There la no admission charge. The eighth annual Crafts In the Churchyard will take place on the bucolic grounds of the Episcopal Church of the Resur­ rection, 231 E. Lake Brantley Dr., Longwood. The free e v e n t f e a tu r e s handmade Items of an Infinite variety, scru m p tio u s baked goods and several exciting activ­ ities lor the children. Including p moonwalk. clowns; minl-gpif and more. At the stadium, tn the pontiff’s The crafts festival will be Saturday only from 9 a.m. until first large-scale public event of hls five-day U.S. tour, hours of 4 p.m. steady rain and wind could not detract from the enthusiasm of the huddled masses. Some In the crowd wept, some pressed their The program doesn't cost the hands to their hearts or cried schools a dime, but has great "Viva d Papa" aa the pontiff otentlal for great financial circled the stad iu m In hls encflt. popetnoblle. Though the program has been "I see that the people of New In place since the end of last Jersey know how to praise God. school year. It la unclear exactly even In the rain," the pope told how well the program la work­ (he crowd of 82,490. the Largest ing. ever at Giants Stadium. "But every little bit helps." The pope waa partially pro­ said Jane Lane of the communi­ tected by a white canopy hang­ ty Involvement office. "Every ing over a huge red-carpeted little bit helps." altar set up in an end zone. But at one point during the two-hour service, the wind knocked off hls white zucchetto, the skullcap. Some bishops celebrating Mass with the pope wore clear rain C o a tlu M from P sgs 1A slickers over their white and gold vestments. their cultivation, deputies In the crowd, the rain was so said. heavy at times people would tip McDonough reported they also the water off of their seats before found about three pounds of sitting back down during the processed marijuana packaged service. Most could care less. for resale In the home. Drug "This Is the most Important paraphernalia was also found day of my life. I cannot describe throughout the house, he said. to you how important It la to be DcStcfano and Jandreau were here." said Edward Pietro. 76, of arrested on one count each of Toma River. "After today. If cultivation of marijuana, one nothing else exciting or won­ count each of possession of marijuana with Intent to distrib­ ute and one count each of possession of drug parapherna­ lia. They were both taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facili­ ty and held on §3.000 bond each. FU N M A LS Funeral O rv lc n tor Mr*. Sovarly W. Adam*. *9* 70, of DaSary. who pa**ad away Wadnaiday. will ba conducted Monday a* 11 a m . at *w Oak lawn Ptrk ChapaI at ttw Baldwin Fairchild Funarai Hama with Sav Hobart Work officiating. Informant will follow at Oaklawn Park Camatory, Laka Mary Vltltatlen tor Irtend* will ba hold Sunday from 14 and 4* p m. af tha Funarai Sixty percent of students who graduated hum high school In 1094 had taken three years of high school m ath, compared to Just 37 percent of 1902 gradu- ates, according to (be study, released Thursday. And 51 percent of 1994 gradbad taken three years of high school science, compared to 32jpercent In 1902. The more rigorous dosses ore pushing u p students’ math and science performance, said Larry or the National Science Foundation, citing data released this sum m er by the Education Deoartment. B etw een l 902 and 1992. scores received by 17-year-olds on the National Assessment of E D ITO R IA L E o sfK S sa B sS JT Ap so tobp • toob M Bto many tcmpoTwmp. ws don't wars to ta g s our ttaff. 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October 8, 1805 Worship at the church of your choice Assembly01God FAMILY WORSHIP CCNTtR I TO W A.rport Bt.d smioHi f l m t t i Ttl 312 9m Pastor JaH Krall SundJi School 9 301 Hi Worship to JO • m. Wednesday Servic a r 30pm (MM ANVIL A S U M iL T 0 0 QOO JJOCommtrci* Sirm i IAcross trom its* Ovte Contort Swi'om. f l u r n Ttfaphorta (4071*3 1-1211 JonnPAtUy Pastor Sunday School 130am Worship Sarvtct t030am Sunday t wrung Worship ft 00 p m Wednesday Bibtaltudy 700pm Murtary Prowded PMCCM ST SAPTMT CHURCH 001 fast Airport Routes ard Sanford Florida 33111 Church Otltca 3333131 Tony Fins Pastor SundaySehool »41am Morning Worthtp 10 41am Craning Worship ft 44 pm Midweek Worship Children s Church Thurpday VtSHPHon 100pm 700pm. 130pm P M S T H r m r CHURCH OPBAMPORR SIIPw* Asa. Sanford Hoa. Jim Cornell MtnIMprpf MuMC NOT Sidney Brock MinisMr o* Youth M a n T ra m I B u i , ~4 a - . i. ■ Hff, lomBfnnn UlftaaLahR^OT Rnnuiff ei Nnipr Dr Paul Donwdeon Cynthia Woltp Children. 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Nursory Provided and Bus Service ftlOOPasisRosdlM II laniard. Ftshda Dr . Dannie A Littleton Sunday Scfiesl 000sm Morning Worship 1000am Dtoctpioahlf Training 000pm (yanine Worship 700pm. Wad. Prey* tarries 700 pm CathoHe 130 pm 730 P m Baptist CCNTML SAPTIST CHURCH 3101W 1st St , Sanford 122 7914 Bill Cottman Interim Pastor Jarry Fugala Asaoc Pastor JackM thomaa Mmislarol Music Jim Pagan Mimalatol Youth SundaySehool 130 am. Morning Worship 1100 am Evaning Worship 000 p m Wad PtayarSarvlea 0 30pm ALL S 0 U U CATHOLIC CHURCH t03 0s*Ars.tanlord.FL Faihar Nlehard W. Trout Pastor Sst Vigil Mass 100pm. Sun. Msas Is la m (HltpsnicPOOam.) 1030 A 1000 Confession, Aal 4 004 41pm •01, tvanhoe thid. Onando T ilA a a s lIrs * 4 ML* A A u ^ I I I U P IIH w i M H 1 M I H tsi 400 pm. Plan Hotel (401)1131001 COUHTRTSIOS BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Las# Mary FIRST CHRMTIAM CHURCH Arary M Long Paator O R t M s O C M st Sunday School 041pm. ItOI S. Sanford Ara. Preaching A Worshiping 1041 am. 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NCSKXNT M ALI NUFSSC m .m im ia .M I-lt«S || u s i-n e if iv -®iSR5; as- BEAUTYSALON SANFORDVERTICALS BRAM 519E. 1st St. *Sanford ’A BcautWNew Direction For Windows’ 2559 Park Drive 321*3601 3 2 1 -8 5 8 0 BETTY WEBER �■iii'fcf*i1* ^ -■ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 8, INS - M Religion IN B R IE F AnnlvMBry celebration M i SANFORD — The Pastors Aide Committee of Reddick MemovNl Invite* the puhMc to ita Pastors 17th Annlv ti aw y Celebration for Elder and Mother Liflon. Beginning Monday at 7:30 p jn . O der Fran Southerland from the Tttuavtne Flrat Bom Church win apeak. The Sanford Community Workshop Chotr will stag. Each evening at 7:30 p.m. various apeakera will fill the pulpit. Tueaday. The Rev. L*f. WUaon, from St. Mathews M.B. Church; Wedneaday. The Rev. Emory Hake from Progress M B. Church: Thursday win be youth toy night t The Rev. A. Evans from Morning Glory M.B. Church: I Memorial P.B.C. Chow win he In concert: a r u ____ _ 15 a t the 11 *.m. aenrlce the Rev. Gary Chamt vmirovv OTTvrs vovviinufMiyvMi ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - St. Mary Magakfl Cathode Church, SSI Maitland Are., will present Ha Communltyfcst *98. The weekend of Friday, Octc&er 90 from S to 11 p.m.: Saturday. October 21 from noon to 11 pm .: and Sunday, October 22 from noon to 7 p.m., the church win offer three deyaafhtn. Oemee. rides, food, arts and crafts wfll be available. A new 19M Saturn automobile can be won In a drawing. Live music featuring ‘T h e Executives*' win also be a part of the weekend. Last year40,000attended. Kkie Kemp scheduled LAKE MARY —Holy Crom Lutheran Church. 700 Sun Dr„ tn cooperation with The Civic Theatre*. The Orlando Science Center, The Orlando Museum of Art and the Central Florida YMCA. wlU boat Ita all new "Kids Ramp" the week of October 10 to 20. Kids Ramp la part of the Holy Crom Intercession Enrichment Children will have clam each day In art. science, physical education and drama. Kid* Kamp is for boys and girl* tn kindergarten through 5th grade and runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Kids Kamp Includes no religious Instruction or related activity. To register call the church office at 333-0797. Group performs LAKE MARY — Holy Crom Lutheran Church. 700 Sun Dr., will host a special performance of "The Voyagers" Southern Gospel from tne heart. The performance will take place at the church Saturday at 7 p.m. The concert la open to the public. A free will offering will be taken. For more Information call the church office at 333-0797. Fall fMthral to bagln CASSELBERRY — Community United Methodist Church. 4021 S. Hwy 17-92. will hold Its first Fall Festival and Baaaar on Saturday. October 14. There srll! be activities for all afe*. . fiApmklns wlllbe sold in the pumpkin patch where Grandma Pumpkin will make an appearance. Canned foods and vegetables will be sold. Pecans, walnut* and handmade quilts will for purchase. wlU also be availbie forpurchi The haiaar will be open from B a.m. to 5 p.m. A bake sale will be Included with homemade apple butter. Games, cake walk, face painting and art projects will be offered for the children. Bar-be-que will be served from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the tower parking lot. Come enter the kairoke and pie eating contests or start the day with a tethered hot air balloon ride. Hours for the entire event will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more Information call the church office at 831-3777. Worship experience presented stirred the audience. Sign Language topped the nigni wtui j cbui wnres n mu a musical previously presented by the youth. Clowning offered a bit of variety to the stage with "Train Ticket to Heaven" aa their act. ft made the point that the only way to get to Heaven was wtth the right ticket and do you have thattickrt 7 The Invitation was offered by Karri Tate wtth a mime of "Feel the Nalls." The audience was moved to emotion to she ended ias----vl lm waa-m. w in IMMAaa Wfiiff SANFORD - The First Baptist Church of Sanford recently ilyheM Ita "Creative Worship Experi­ ence" In the new sanctuary. The event was sponsored by the youth ministry teams. Sidney Brock, youth minister for th e co n g reg atio n , com ­ mented. "We decided to try something new an d different. We wanted to Involve kids m various types of ministry. We have some really talented kids and this was an opportunity for them to stretch a bit.** The program began with a le from fAmy Paul. An ensemble of 11 high embhr tn a schoolers led collection of four songs. Follow­ ing the singing they lifted their voices without the audience In "God's Love Never Changes." Meredith Laurence then gave ncr p e n o n e i icsumofiy dcvotc the gjroup foUowt d w ith a prayer by Chris Colbert. A puppet show titled "The Prodigal Son" th e n set the mood. Nine Jr. high end high school students kept the crowd on their tests. • Rob Fosseliua led an offertory prayer and John Murray then conducted the offering. Four high achooters left the audience moved w ith th eir drama titled "Sunday School." Another te stim o n y by Dan Ireland was heard. Comment* Included, "he did a wonderful Job'* to "It takes a lot for Youngsters to be able to get In front of a crowd and give a great talk like that." A group of 12 performed a creative movement set to "Do You Hear What I Hear." Ac­ cording to Brock this perfor­ mance Is similar to praise danc­ ing. In his opinion God becomes the audience instead of man. "Instead of moving for your own satisfaction or others the only audience Is God," he said. Reflective re a d in g w as a highlight of the evening as Mandee Ross re a d "P eace" about a man In search of peace u ic p C T T o rn iB D C c w it h pwem a toi the hand s of of the audience and shifting her hands to her ; , i «v« v « t. * , J . , ’ Top photo • Enoambto performs for wdlonoo at tho o rootNo worship experience. Bottom photo • AeeemWy rtaoo m one of First Baptist’s youth offer comments. After the istaging of “Oh Come are Him" the evening Let Ua A dorei ---------a _ -a .— « * t cnoea wiui _ from Jude 1:24-25 by Lee Mur­ ray. ‘T o him who la able to keep you from faffing and to pr esent you before hla glorious presence wttbout fault and with p e a t Joy * to the only Ood our Savior be our Lord, before Ml Brack added, "We went look­ ing for a response from our members. We think e one and It was a positive There were several decisions *lo accept Jesus that night" Positive response was the feature for the event. Jo a n of the church, said, “You could icci me pretence 01 use no»y Spirit throughout this Inspira­ tional creative worship service. The final mime presentation by Karrie Tate left everyone feeling the pain and suffering when the nails pierced Jesus as be died on the cross to save us all from sin." on (he e a rth . As the story progressed the man realized that peace cannot be found running from something but only seeking God. town The reading was fitting for the next staging of mimes performIng "P eace Be Still. A reaponatve reading by Bonnie Gray titled "Justification By Faith" Elaine Drake, a member of the church, said, “I thought tt waa great. I've heard good remarks a b o u t th e se rv ic e . 1 w aa especially Impressed with the testimony tar Dan Ireland. It takes a lot of courage to present a testimony like that and live it too." McBride to perform at Central Baptist Rummage tele set SANFORD - Central Baptist Church. 3101 West First 81.. will have as gutst speaker and singer Dan McBride. He will be present at this 8undsys morning worship sorvlcs. The Rev. McBride has bssn celled “the Will Rogers of the religious world" by msny. Ht is an ordained Baptist minister end Is known as a musician, humorist end motivator. The public Is Invited to attend. Central Baptist is located on Waal Stats Road 45 In Sanford. For mors Information call the minister of music at Central Baptist at 322-2914. SANFORD — Upeals Community Church. 101 Upeala Rd., will hold a rummage sale on Friday. October 13 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m and Saturday. October 14 from 8 a.m to noon a t the church, comer of 46A and Upaala Road. . The sale will provide funding to help refurbish the children's playground. Furniture, appliances, clothes and more will be sponsored by Dorcas (the women's group). For more information call the church office at 330-2835. Choir to ting SANFORD — The St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Ave.. Invites the public to a special worship service Sunday at 6 p.m. Worshippers are requested to bring their own personal Bibles. Each srlll be given the opportunity to share a five minute testimony baaed on the topic, "How 1 Uae My Personal Bible to Enrich My Spiritual Life and to Wltneaa to Others for Christ." For more Information contact Lemuel Stallworth a t 3228574. Study offsrsd SANFORD —“The Reformation Era" la the title of the study of Church History which resumes Sunday at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ave. The subjects include : Luther's early life. Luther as a monk and priest. Indulgences and Theses, other reformers and the Formula of Concord. October Is “Reformation Month" tn the Lutheran Church. Paator Elmer Reuacher and member of the Christian Growth Committee Issue a special Invitation to visitors to Join others at the church at 9:15 a.m. For m ore Information call th e ch u rch at 322-2484. Softball Itagua forming SANFORD — Westvlew Baptist Church. 4100 Pools Rd. (46A). Is forming a Thursday night recreational outreach softball league. Games will be played In Lake Mary. The season will begin January 11. 1996. Registration deadline la December 18,1995. For more Information call Dennis Littleton at 323-0523. Mathodista boat activities LAKE MARY - Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N. Country Club Rd.. will hold It's fifth annual Halloween party for toddlers to 5th grade. The event will be Tuesday. October 31 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Fun. food, games, costume parade and prizes will be available. The United Methodist Men will also hold their fourth annual spaghetti dinner on Saturday, October 28 from 4 to 7:30 p.m. Price* are adults 85. children age* 3 to 11 82.50 and children under 3 free. The meal la an all you can eat. For more Information or purchase of tickets call 322-1472. :I M ■ SANFORD — Reddick Memorial First Bom Choir, under the direction of Vincent Smith, will present "A Night of Songs and Praises" on Saturday. October 14 at 7:30 p.m. The event will take place at the church located at 3155 Kings Rood. For more Information call 323-3558. Baptists hold sarvlco ■J. | R Ask the preacher Bible questions Question : What Is the meaning of the words “Yom Kippur" on my October 1995 calendar ? These words appear on October 4th and the Seminole County schools are not tn session that date, why? Answer : The words "Yom Kippur" are Hebrew in origin and mean "day” and "covrrlng" respectively. They refer to the Jewish observance of "the day of atonement." This tradition was given to Israel by Jehovah as recorded In Leviticus 16. It was listed as a part of their calendar (which Is a lunar baaed calendar ) falling on the 10th day of the 7th month of the year (Leviticus 23:26-32). It was the day when the high priest entered the Holy of Holies In the temple and before the Ark of the Covenant made atone­ ment for sin. Hence, "the day of covering" Is n part of the cove­ nant that Israel shared with God. It was an annual reminder from God to his people concern­ ing the disposition of their sins. Through cerem onies at the temple, G od conveyed the wonderful news that lie's "gottcha covered.” The New Tcslament book of Hebrews, chapters 9 and 10. also sheds some Interesting insights Into thl^ primitive ceremony. This primitive system with Its animal sacrifices has been abol­ ished by the Cross of Christ. Jesus “covers'* our sins with God. It was impossible that the blood of bulls and goats should take away sin. only the Lamb of God could pay the debt of sin. (Hebrews 10:3) The old economy was a shadow of the things that were to come In Christ. The Jew s still observe "Yom Kippur" as a reminder of their covenant with Jehovah, but they no longer offer the prescribed sacrifices, nor observe the tem­ ple rituals. Such would be impossible since the temple was destroyed in 70 A.D. and the tabic of genealogies was destroyed by T itu s, the Roman conquer. Without this genealogy lablc there is no legitimate way to determine who should serve as Minister Tony Bteek the High Priest. The Jewish priesthood was forever abol­ ished. Missionary presents program SANFORD — A program on Nlcsraqu* was pressnlsd at ths First Presbyterian Church recently. Pictured left to right, Emerson Wilson of Winter Park, a future missionary for the Young Life mission in Matagaipa, Nicaragua ; Marlins Montenegro, program coordinator for the mission ; Helen Humphreys, Interpreter from Daytona Beach and pastor of First Church; and the Rev. Bruce Scott of First Presbyterian in Sanford, all perticlpetad In this presentation. Wilson has been in the printing and packaging industries for over 30 years in Maryland and Florida. He started a meal serving program for the Coal IIIon of the Homeless. He's also an arrkj supporter of Teach-In and Community Recreation In Seminole County and waa a member of the 1996 International Mission Team visiting Peru and Nicaragua. �BA - Sanford Hereto, Sanford Florida - Frktoy, October 6, IMS Ltgal Notlctt 1 L»g«l Notice IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT 0F THE EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDROS tSMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA C U IM .O M R C A U I ERICA. LANIOANb* TRUSTEE M m * QUIXOTE SEMINOLE TRUST. piainttn. Ltgal Wotlcf NOTICE OR PUBLIC HEARINRTOCOStSIOKR A NOTICK OR MOROSE DON 04NANCES TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN: NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN S y M C I f i E I n r m M FtorIdA Mat M City CmnmtaUsn Im M a “ W JAMES PICKETT. Ill,N * l.. AMENDED NOTICE OR FORICLOSUHISALE NOTICE I* hereby given met the undersigned Maryann* Merit. Clerk el the Circuit Court of SewInett County, tier Id*. *111 on October M. INS et n ot e’ctech a m . et the Weet Front Door et SsmlnoSe Court, heme. Sentord. FtorIdA otter ter teM end eel I at public outcry ter cedi, me prepbiti at: Unit I of Labe Mary Medket ComeMx. a condominium. ac­ cording la the Oaclaratlan at Cendomlfliwm and Eahlblte enneied morale. ’ warded Oct* bar it, i n i in Oft><lei Retards Boat ills. Rate ISIS. Rubik Record! of Seminole County, Florida *fth an undlvldad Intar. til In the common s tomanti and limited common okmenti de­ clared In tald Declaration at Condominium •Ituote In Sam Inala County, Florida purowant to the Final Judgment entered In a caoa pending In oMd Court, me ityto ot whkh It Indicated abeve. Fonem with a disability *ha need a ipaclal to partkipeto In fhf* i should contact AOA r at » l N. Rarh Avenue, Sulla N. Ml. Senlord. Florida 17771 at Mail live days prter to me proceeding. Telephone: 14*7) i n «n t Ext. 4737. i N s m 1771(TOO); or I M bfS M m iV ). vie Florida Raley Service. WITNESS my hand and at(Kiel leal et said Court mil and day at September. INS. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OR THE CIRCUIT COURT ■y: Jane E. Jetowk Deputy Clark MARILYN D. DVORES, ESQ. MAGUIRE A DVORES. R-A. I7N COLA PARK CENTRE JWE. ROBINSON ST.H ORLANDO, F L O W I Publish: Saptombei 1* A Oct* bar A INS DEH7SE____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT O FTH E S IO H TIB N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE N G i W-WPCAMK UNITBOSTATESOR AMERICA by and IhrauEh the Secretary ot the DEPARTMENTOF HOUSING ANOURBAN DEVELOPMENT. Plaintiff, MICHAEL W. ARNOLD: at. el. NOTICE OP SALE Netka Is hereby (Ivan pursuant to the Order er Pinal Judgment entered In Nile i In Ihe Circuit Court at S a n __ County, Pier Ida, l win sail me Fraperty situated in lamina County, Florida, drier bad a*: Lot to. Deer Run. Unit II, according to Ihe plat Ihereel ee recorded In plat Beak it. Papal 71 and O . PuMk Record* *1 Seminole County, Florida, and commonly knew a*: 411 Rockybraok Court, Ceeeelbaifi. F L 13707 et public eaM. to me highpet and belt bidder, ter cash, at too watt ‘Irani door of I ho Seminole County Courthauee. In Sanford. Florida, et 1100 A M., on Ortala r l’lh. 1SSS. MARYANNS MORSE AS CLER KO FTH ECO UR T By: Dorothy W. Rolhet Deputy C tort tin accordant* Item With OliabilltM* Act. per­ son* with dtoeMlltlat special accommodation to par­ ticipate In this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency tending notice at not later man seven (7) day* prior to the proceeding. If hearing im paired. (T O D ) i eootJi s in , er Vale* (V> I M »m i770. via Florida Relay Snrvlce. Mason A Associates, P.A. I77J7 US IIN .. Suite M Clearwater. F L 14114 Publish: September Hand October*, lets DEH 171 IN TH B CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SIMINOLB COUNTY CASK NO.: f» WtlC A U E UNITED STATES OF AMI RICA by and through Ihe Secretary ot the DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING ANDURBAN DEVELOPMENT. PtetoMIL vs. CELESTINO SANTIAGO: •f.Ol. NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* it hereby given that, pursuant to the Order er Final Judgment entered In Ihl* cause In the Circuit Court A Semlnele County. Florid*. I will sail Hw property situated In lemlneto County, F tor Ida. described •*: Lot I*. Bloch II. NORTH O R L A N D O RANCHES. SEC­ TION 10. according to Ihe Plot thoreot. at recorded In Flat Boo* II. Pages n and IX A Ihe Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida and commonly known ot: 743 Holiday Lane Winter Springs. FL Utoa at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, tor cash. a> ihe Weil Irani door A the Seminote County Courthouse. In Sanlord. Florida, al 11:00 A M , on Octo ber la. I h l M A R Y ANNE MORSE AS C L E R K O F THE COURT By Jan* E Jatawlc Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amor leans With Disabilities Act. per sons with disabilities needing * special accommodation to per llclpoto In this proceeding should contact Court Adminlt trallon at telephone number 407 111 480. not later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding It hearing impaired. (TO O ) 1 100 *SS 1771. or Voice (V I 1 HO ess 0770. via Florida Relay Service Meson 1 Associates. P A. 177*7 US If N . Suite *00 Clearwater. FL *4*34 Publish September If A Octo ber e. itt* DEM 3*3 i N a t * in i AN OROMANCS OR T M I CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLOR­ IDA AMEN01N0 ORDINANCE MX IN THE C ITY ’S PERSON­ NEL POLICIES AND PROCBOUEBS BY A M BN O IN O T H E " C O M P A S S IO N A T E LEAVE BANK” RULES ANO PROCBDUEES: PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS: S t V E R A ■ IL IT V AND E P P E C T IV E DATE. aSAtM E AN ORDINANCI OR TH E CITY OR LONOWOOO. FLOR­ IDA. AMENOING T H E BUD­ GET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTORSR 1, WM ANO BNOINO S I PTE MRS N M. INS. PB O V IO IN O POR •UOGRT TRANSFERS c i - ■■ ■— dkS^^MM fllMMl ra rlRTlCY I® fHRt w PuMk Hearing Win bo hatd by me Pfenning A Zoning Cam i to RMOty Came ‘ as, City HaM. Si , at 7:W p-m. an day, October a in s . to er a rogwei N r • Use in a OCX martial SndnaO LEOAL DESCRIPTION: Lets I ) > 14. Tatgueo i i to* PuMk aI Semlnali County, F torIda bs Plat beet 4. Fig* 1. Being mart generalty deertbed ** S4S* A M 7 Parts crnmneManheraan tyts be howdaieold hearing. By raMrjMJi*^Ptormto^A oTtantar----------------------- ^ Helen Nolr^L Chairman PtrantogSZantog ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a parson dtctda* to appeal a puMk heartn* which wtH be held m me City HaH, Warren Avenue. day N October. A.O., INE, at 7:M p-m., er aa m o pan MM. A* Mb reeled perttoe me and be heard wim raagpd to proposed Ordinances. This takenby me City A tepy «f M g . . nance* art poatod^at mo CHy *1 the City an 1-T¥*PW4«WWWjf •"™ JPiMMWd NOTICE i All bart toeIda to N EmR ^WWI WW •• >be made (gar lac. SMtlkL s) at kto ar her I mu Ird Ray al Octobar, A O .. IN I CITY OP LONOWOOO GERALDINE D. 1AMRRI, CITY CLERK PUBLISH: THE Df 141 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Plto Number ■M-Eae-CP IN E l : ESTATE OP HARRYM. F L E E T, NOTICE TO C R IM TR R S (ancillary aRmtolebalton I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S O N D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTATE: The ancillary edmWofrafton al me Estate at HARRY M. FLEET, toceeeed. File Number tS-EM-CF, ls pending In me Circuit Caurt far Seminal*, County. FtorMe. Prebeto DMn. the address el whkh I* Clerk el Circuit Caurt, Prebeto Olvlslen. Semlnele Caunty urthaue*. Peat Ottka Drawer C. Sentord, F torMe. S771-g**». The names and addressee el the ancillary Personal Repre­ sentative and the tAtorthl ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All c/cAtors A the dacadwtt t having claims Y* i *n wham a copy A Ihl* Notk* Is sarvad within Ihrea >A the Ural guMkatton A this Notice must file their claim* with this Caurt W ITHIN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF T H E FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTE R THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE OH THEM. All ether creditor* A Iha claims i •state A toe their claim* with mis caurt WITHIN T H R E E M O N THS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE. ALL C L A IM S A N O D E ­ MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL ■E FOREVER BARRED. The data A Iha tint public* tion A mi* N A ke N October A Itol Ancillary SHELLEY FLEET 3071Hutton PAnt Lengweod. Florida W77VMU Attorney tor Ancillary Psrtmel Representative: BRUCE M .W IGLS. ill Florida Ber Mo. 3f7tS4 Murreh. Doyle A Wtgto. P.A. HOW Morse Boulevard PO Boa 133* Winter Park. F lor ids 327V0 (4*71144N il Publish: October *. IX lft* DEI M NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOWHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to Iha " F Idle lout Nemo Statute". Chapter tos oe. Florida Statutes, will rsgtstor with Iha Oaprat mtnt A State. Stale A Florida, upon receipt ot proof A Hw psAUcstlon A mis Notice. It* tktlllous nemo, to wit: DUNKIN' DONUTS (SANFORD) under which we are engaged In business •• 371* Orlando Drive. Sentord. Seminole County. Flor­ ida Thai the party interestod in said business enterprise is as follows SANFORD DONUTS. INC . OATED at Casselberry, Sem Inoto County. Florida on October 3.1ft* SANFORDDONTUS. INC BY : P A TR IC IA BROWN. Secretary (owner) Publish October*. Iff* DEI 1* ha/dto may * at toe ctudtog tot toslimmy i dance, whkh record prsvMM by me City el Sentord. (FINS. MS) PERSONS WITH DISAGILITIES NEBDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP T H E S E P R O C B B O IN O S SHOULD CONTACT T H E P E R ­ SONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR­ D IN A TO R A T ! » MS* M HOURS IN ADVANCE OP TH E MEETING. PUBLISH Ofll-N U f lilN r tlc f ADVERTISEMENT OP SALE NOTICE I I HEREBY G IVEN T H A T THE UNDERSIGNED IN T E N D S TO SELL T H E PERSONAL PROPERTY D E ­ SCRIBED BELOW T O E N ­ FORCE A LIEN IMPOSED ON S A ID PROPERTY U N D E N T H E FLOK IDA S B LP STORAGE ACT S T A T U T E S (SECTION MAN. M A M . T H E UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL A T PUBLIC SALE * 1 CP— PE T IT IV I BIDOING W I T H E WTH DAY OP OCT.. M A T H A .M . ON TH E P R EM ISES WHERE THE PROPERTY HAS R E IN STORED ANO WHICH A M LO C A TE D A T SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE IMS 1 ORLANDO OR,. SAN­ FORD, FL *77! COUNTY OP SEMINOLE. STATE OP FLOP IDA THE FOLLOWING: CM VIDEO FEVER l e i KATHERINE RUSH I* PATRICIA ROEHMON to CHRIS RAOOSSVKH DM DANA VICTOR 101 LARRY LEMMON HM L.N. TSCHANNEN P S DAWNALLYSON HARR O S DANA VICTOR C O N T E N T S IN C L U D E FURNITURE. TOOLS, APP LI­ ANCES, CLOTHING, M ISC BOXES, PACKED CARTONS, HOUSIHOLO ITEMS, I C T . PU R C H A SES M U S T E E PAIO FOE AT THE TIM E OP PURCHASE IN CASH O N LY. A L L PURCHASED IT E M S SOLD AS IS WHERE IS ANO M U S T BE R EM O VED A Y TIM E OP SALE. SALE BU G JE C T TO CANCELLATION IN T H E EVEN T OF S E T T L E ­ M E N T BETW EEN O W N EN ANO OBLMATEO PARTY. RkCHHASSELBALCH MANAOERSOUTHERN SELF STORAGE T E L MS-MU Ortatwr L Iffl" *' n m* D EH -m RSmCE TO TH E PUBLIC PVVeHV W Wi»e W PuMk I Norms Win be haM by too Planning 0 Zoning Cam m Niton M Iha CHy Cammtaaton Chambers, CHy HaH, Sentord Ptortde al 7:M a m - •" Thurs­ day. Octobar to. ItW. to OF PUBLIC HEAR M R NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN by the Ctty Cammtoeton ot mo City W Lena Mary, Florida, mat hold a PuM k Haartna wt Octobar it. tMA at 7:M P M . ar aa taan to Iha Zoning Orto al me CHy lamlaaN County. Flarlde. tram: PO end 4 and Aartcultural To that at : PD. •tonetan AN ORDINANCE OP TH E C ITY OP LAKE MARY. FLOR­ IDA. RBZONINO C E R T A IN LAJfOS WITHIN THE C IT Y OP LAKE MAEV. AS H E R E IN DEFINED FROM THE PRES­ E N T ZONING C L A U IP IC A TION OP R-IA SINGLE FAM I­ L Y RESIDENTIAL T O PO PROFESSIONAL O F F IC E . PURSUANT TO THE TERM S O F TH E FLORIDA S T A T ­ UTES: PROVIDING FOR THE AMR NOME NT TO TH E O F­ FICIAL ZONING MAP) PRO­ V ID IN G FOR C O N F L IC T . S EV E R A B ILITY A N O E F ­ FECTIVE DATE. L E O A L D E S C R IP T IO N : Begin al Rto SB car al T ra d II, SemlnoN Town* Cantor Rapt*! at racardbd to PG 47. Page* k t 0 to PuMk Records af la neto County, Florida: threugh a curve cancava NBly, having a radtoe d IM P and a cherd bearing and dtokanca at N W U i r W, I1 JT . run thane* NWly atong Hw arc at said curve, through a central angle at c r s r s r . a A stance at 11.7*'. Ihenc* W P I7 W W . a distance A IP. W, toe palnlol curvature A a curve cenceve SWIy, having a radtoe A <71N, run lhanca h* arc of said A llH t ’ta", o dial once ol HA 44'. to a raverte paint A curvature A a curve cam era SWIy. haring a radtoe A 47SJT. run monte NWly aleng Iha art A Mid curve, through a centre! angle A t r t t m ” . a distance A W M to a paint A compound curvature A a curve cancava SWty. having a raAue A is.gr. A iAd curve, threugh a central angle A ( r a r e r , a distance A W.4T. lhanca N d rW B f E. a dtslanc* A HAS’, to a paint A curvature A a curve canca n SWIy. having a raAue A I A AS', run thence NE ly atong Ha arc A teU curve, threugh a central angle A draper’, a distance A N4.il’, lhanca N tre re T ’E, a dtotanca A IIIA T . to a paint A curvature A a curve cancava having a reAu* a 1H A T, run mane* NE ty atong Ih* arc A said curve, through a contra! wtgto A 7t m w . a dtotanca A i # .ir ■ msnee lear i r i r ' E . a dtotanca A 74.tr. to a paint A curvature A a curve cancava NWly. having a radius et SIAM’, run Hienc* NBty atong Hw a c A Mid curra, lhreuA> a central wtgto A OTIPSP’. a dtotanca A 13SAI’. to a p A A A reran* curvature A a curra cenceve SWIy. having a raAue A MAP, run Ihanc* SEly atong Hw arc A laid curra, Ihraugh a centre! angle A ( A l P g r , a dtslanc* *1 S A .ll’ . thence SM*te'ii"E, a A starve* a » or. to a paint A curvature A a curra cencara NWly. having a radius A M A P . run SWIy slang Ih* a c A af i r u ’e r ’. a distance et Tto-74'. to a paint A raran* curvature A a curve cancava SI ly. having a raAue A 7W.IP. run Ihenc* SWIy atong m* arc A said curra. Hirgggh a central angle A M i r x r ', a dtotanca A llt.tr, lhanca N W M ’IT 'W . a distance A f .«* to the Point A Being mere generally de­ scribed a* Hw easrlh tide A SR 44 between Origin Avonu* end Town* Center blvd , north A North TownoBlvd. The Planning 4 Zoning Cemmlteton will submit a roc emmandaiten to Ih* City Com mission In lever A . ar againel, Ih* reguattad change ar amendment. The City Com mission will held a Public Hearing In tha Commission Ream In City HAI. Sentord. Florida A 7 00 p m. on Noram bar ix Iffl. to consider sold All far I let in Interest end till tens shall have an opportuni­ ty to h* heard al laid haer ings. Htton Stair* Planning 4 Zoning Comm Iit kin ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II • porter decides to appeal a declston made wim respect to any matter considered el m* above meeting er hearings, he/the made need a verbatim record et Ihe proceedings. In eluding Ih* testimony and avi dance, which record I* net provided by Iha City ot Switord. IF S M ile * ) PERSONS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES N EEO IN G ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN AN Y O F THESE P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CO NTACT T H E PER SONNEL O F F IC E A O A COOR D IN ATO R A T 1M-S4M 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EETING PUBLISH: October4 Iff* AND October 4. Iff* DEI 11 toltowlng described graparty tram R-IA Single Family Resi­ dential to PO Pratotflanal Of­ fice: Lett E, F. 0. H. 4 I. Black 47, and that pwftan at Hw nartti vt at vseated alley tying aawHi and a d ia c a n t t* e a ld la t e . A M E N D E D P L A T OP CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES, •crardtog to me gist thereat a* recar dad In Plat Seek 4 Pag* 14 at m* PuMk Bacardi at Seminal* Caunty, Flarlda. The PuMk Hearing will ba held In Hw Cammttston Cham­ ber*. m N. Ceuntry Club Read. Laka Mery. Tha PuMk to In­ vited to tltand and h* heard. daU iwbh ka VDrilinOTR fwaMat^^ ERIE kraArlara INWH® F vfWf W from time I* time until a final dtetsien it made by Rw CHy CemmlMlen. Cegtos el Iha Ordlnance In M l era available m Me CHy Clark’sOHk* tor review. NOTE: IF A PERSON D E­ CIDES TO APPEAL A N Y D E­ C IS IO N M AOE B Y T H I S COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSID­ ERED AT THIS M EBTINO OR HEARING HE OR S H I W ILL NEED A RECORD OP TH E PROCEEDINGS. ANO TH A T. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD IN­ CLUDES THE TE S TIM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E U P O N WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO EE BASED. FLORIDA STAT­ UTES MMIM PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N Y OP TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT T H E C ITY ADA C O O R D IN A TO R A T L E A S T 41 H O U R S I N ADVANCE OF THE M E ETIN O AT 4W-SM-MI4 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Caret A Feeler, City Clerk DATED: October 4. 1m PUBLISH: October4. lf H DEI SI NOTICE OF SALE ANalkaotSato itol Ford Truck IDIlFMSU14S3FUC400e7 Helen Albright 1441 Sanditway Geneva. P L U TO Publish: October!.*. Iff* DEI 43 Ltgal Notlcti LagtlNotictt IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E WTN JUDICIAL M ANE CRUNTY ■ CASE NO to Ml CAM ■ CTH MORTGAGE COMPANY, L iW -m C A M H UEEtTEO STATES OP AM ERICA By M B BVeeWt m ai etie frik lB to DRPARTM ENT OP HOUSING CIVIL ACTION CASE R a w RYLANOMORTGAOE 'ANY. VS. N EIL PASTER: ftM-. IN R E : ESTATE OP M ARGARET M M tC A L L, *7k/a O A N IE L6 . SMITH. H A Netka M CALL. s/k/aMergaretl McCall, W illtld . PIN I fSPO CP. I* Circuit Caurt Caunty, at whkh N ft). bet FMtJvdi m civil __ M-Ml CAIA at the CktuH Caurt at mtNMJudktot Circuit m and tor laminate Caunty, Ftortda, wharato C TX M ORTGAGE COMPANY, le PlabdMt and NEIL FASTEN. SUE PASTER. EBftoGMd Ml pVrDP PVRVtg ■fi unwr Md ■E,'|J‘i" J to St Ned er L O T Id . R E P L A Y O P O R O V E V IE W V I L L A G E THIRD AOOITION. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ECO R D ED IN P L A T BOOK 14 A T PAGES * S 14 OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR­ IDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO T H E FA IR O B I T CO LLECTIO N PRACTICES ACT YOU A R E ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO EE A D I E T CO LLECTO R A T TEM PTING TO COLLECT A D EBT ANO ANY INFORMA­ TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ■ ms m i w E *am MAHTAMMIMOilK Clerk at CktuH Caurt By Jana E . Jeeewk Oawuty Ctork COOILIS 4 STAW1ARSKI 441# Bay Stmrl Bautovard CURRENT RESIDENCE: YOU ARC NOTIFIED Rwl an to torectot* a S E M IN O L B t a X ^ W M B : L O T ML DEER RUN, UNIT 11. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 14 PARES « ANO U . P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA. TOG ETHER WITH THE FOL­ L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D P E R S O N A L P R O P E R TY : RAMGE/OVRN, VENT FAN. D ISP O SA L. DISHWASHER, SMOKE DETECTOR, CARPET. M mi* Nrttoa al Actton, an E sJa w rlA ENC i Ra Rbymar, BarteR G Fraggitr. P la ln lllf t attorney, ***** vardL Sulto 7WL Ti Ihto Caurt! a 4 OetoDEH-ett IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OPTHEEIRHTBCRTN JUOKIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIBA CIVIL ACTION CASENGM-MSbCA ■•VISION MO PRINCIPAL RISIOE NT IAL MORTOAOE, INC., FMnttffl*), LAWRENCE W. JOHNSON a/fc/a LAWRENCE WILLIAM JOHNSON. MM, “ * ‘ 1(4). FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEEBEY G IVEN to a Final Jvdgmant *1 fed Sagtomber it, m d In Caw N*. ga-test-CA 14G *1 Rw CkcuH Caurt et Hw EIG H TEEN TH Jedktoi OrwH to wd N r S E M INOLB Ctwdy, Ftortda wharato PRINCIPAL R ESID EN TIA L MORTGAGE, INC to Ihe Plain t i l l end L A W R E N C E W. JOHNSON a/k/a LAWRENCE WILLIAM JOHNSON. LINOA G. JOHNSON are the Oaten I will nil to Ih* Mg4e*t el me NOLB Caunty Caurtltouw tort. Ftortda at I1:M a m , w •K •VMtorit LOT 4 ANO THE NORTH­ EA ST I FOOT OF L O T 4 BLOCK A. BASTBROOK SUB­ DIVISION UNIT NO. FOUR­ TE E N . ACCORDING TO THE P L A T TH E R E O F AS NRCONOCO IN PLAT BOOK 14 PAGE «X PUBLIC E IC O N OS OP SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH THE FOL LOW ING O ESCR IB EO PERSONAL P R O P E N TY : WITNESS MY HAND tael at mi* Caurt an SLIM S (SEAL) MARYANHE MORSE Ctork at the Circuit Caurt By: JanaE.Jawwk OwwtyCUrk Echevarria. McCaila. Raymar. BarreHAFrwgtor Peat OftkaBaa Mto Tamg*. FLHM1 FM M nn UMPORTANT NOTICB AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF Iff* Admlnlttratlv* Ordw No. *337 Paraam wtm a dtoeNllty wht need a sgaclal to gartklgato m ahautd cantact AOA at Ml N. Park Avenue. Sulto N. Ml, iantord. Ftortda S H I al toast lira (1) day* prtor to the gracaadlng. Tetoghana: (447) lM41MElt.4ll7i I MbWSeniiTD O). *r 1 M*t**a77«<v). via F tar Id* Relay larvk*. PubUah: SegtomWr If 4 OctokarsTft* OEH1W NOTICE OP AGENCY 4CTKM TAKEN ST THE IT . JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Notk* It given that the toltowlng permit wee Issued en JU L Y It. t FLORIDA SUNSHINE S TA TE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PARTNER*. LTD.. 2 W Lucton Why- Sulto * * ATTN: Laute P. Ihasalen.V.P. Maitland. PtortdaM7ll.g*rmRt*HI7-totlN. Tha prelect Is tocatod to VwnNwto Caunty. S w t l w 1 ^ b « * ^ »1 leuth. Range It East. The permit autoarUw A STORMWATER MANAGE A N T SYSTEM ON O .i# ACRES TO SBNVE A M O D IF IC ATIO N T O AN E K I S T I H O SYSTEM W I T H 1T04MWATER TR EA TM EN T RV RETENTION. WET P E TE to TION ANO SWALES W ITH DITCH BLOCKS KNOWN AS RAVEN CBOSSINGS. The receiving waterbody It lifted tn to* permit The tikis) containing tha aggllcatton tor thaabmm listed permit It •vsllabk tor ImwKtton Ntonday threugh Friday ascapt tor toga! holidays. I.M am. to S:W pm . at the St Jatow River Water Managewtont District (Olstrkt) Itoadwiarten. Hwy tot W-, Palatka. Ftortda. A persen wham substantial totoreUt ere District permitting dacitton may petlttan tor m hearing to accordance with section 1MS7. F.S. comply wim the rawuiramontt at Ftortda AdmMtNatlv* Cade Ruto* 4BC I 111 and 44c 1*31 and be filed wtm (recatved by) tha District Ctork. P O 4 m 143*. Palatka. Ftortda DITbiat. within towrtoan ( 141 days ol gubl kalian at this notk* ar whithto fourteen ( 14) days *1 actual receipt ot mis Intent, whichever first occurs Failure to III* a petlttan within mis time period shall constituto a waiver el any right such person may have to raguatt an edminlttratira Wtormtoaiton lhearing) undw taction IM S7I. F. S. cancertong Iha tub(*ct permit. Penitent whkh are not tiled in accordance with tha ebara provision* are subject to dismissal. PubilWl Octobers, tees DEI St NORTH to OP LOT M A N O A LL OP LO T 17. BLOCK E . S E M IN O L E TER R A C E R E P L A T . ACCORDING TO T H E P LA T THEREOF AS RECONOED M PLAT ROOK 11. PA G E 14 PUBLIC RECORDS O P S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER ­ SONS ARE NOTIP IRD THAT: dl M b gwwnal ft Caurf ar* regelrad to Rto I *B|bcllen* with Ihl* Caurt W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF TH R E E MONTHS A FT1N THE D ATE OP TH E FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE D A T E OF SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON TH EM . at Me 1 LdweryDslw M FLW NS 4tgiRjllM4l4WRMM^RwhM| oum Ir an i dear at Me Samtoeto F S w X ^ d n S h u C SsOrtt bar SLUM . NUUIVANNS MORSE AS CLERK OP THE COURT ByiJanaB.Jaaawk O ig u t)Clw h In Act. perB tlctpat* i« this ThN tor fw* tanaecu Hu* weak* In Ike Sentord Herald. WITNESS my hand and tot *1 mia caurt an tola am d a j at Sagtomber CtorSalth* Caurt By: Ruth King Aa Dag sty Clark NOTICE In attendant* wtm me Amartog g tgsdal at e mmadi to gartklgato in tot* gra­ (133) bar 4 HM LAST KNOWN RESIDENCf: in# tator than — ran (7) days grtor to Rw bit**Png at toe « 4 4 1 is given m Rto netka. Tatoghane: 4*7 133-433* ait. 4337: 1MBMH77I (TOO). *r l aw m |1R (V): via Ftortda PuMith: Sagtomber 1* 4 Octo­ ber L ift* OEH-T74 Caunty. Ftortda CewttHUMCAISB Sun Bank. Nettanel New Day Outreach Canton, Inc, aFtortdac ■4TICR OP SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN wt by virtu* et that certain Issued *ut fi •1the Circuit Caurt at SemlneN Caunty. FNrId4 Caw I f»#4M CA IS B sgwi ludpment rindsred to Iha caurt with* 7m day at June A O HM to that cartoln case entitled Sun i n k , Nattonei Assacietien, biatottH va. Haw Day Outreach Canton. Ilk. Datondbd whkh atoreaeid Writ at Eaacvtton was ddtrarad to ma aa Sheriff at lemlneto County. II all m* right. ng tocatod to Semi­ nal* Caunty, F tarId*, mar* parLat V . SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, accwdtag to IhajMat to Plat IX Page 7S *Mh* PuMk Bac­ ardi at lamlnale Caunty, Ftor Ida. Straat address *1 141S Vetoncia Court East. Lai lit , SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, accarttog tom* ptat thereat, racerOad to Plat Book IX Pag* If. *1 the Public Records et Samtool* Caunty. Ftortda. Street address el 1411 Valencia Court East. Lot IJX SAN LANTA THIRD SECT 1014 m a r tone to to* ptot tTWrfwOT, rvLt>M® m r w 11. Pag* 71, al the Public Records at Samtoeto Caunty. Ftortda. Straat Adlnse at Mto Vatoncta Caurt Eaat. Lot 134 SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, accarRng to Urn plat thereat, rater dad to Plat Saab 13. Pag* 71. *1 tha Public Record* at Semlnele Caunty, Ftor Ida. Street eddrast *1 M il Vetoncia Court lest. Lai 114 SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to the plat lharaat. recarera to Plat Beak II. Paga IS, at the Public Bacardi el lemlneto Caunty, Ftortda. Straat adPraoe el td » Mara Court. and tha radar signed a* Sheriff •i Semlnele County, Ftortda. will at II:W AM. en me tod. day at October AD. iff l after tor tato and tail to Iha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENX el the Front (West) Oeor. at the stop*, at tha Samtoeto Caunty Court house to Sentord. Ftortda, Pm abara detertoad graparty. That said tato le batog made la satttuy the terms at mis Writ at Euacutton. DanaidF. E stinger. Shari It l emlneto County. Ftortda Published September If, end October 41X14 wtm Ihe fete en October 34 HW. NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R I C A N S W I T H OI SARILTIES ACT OF H M PER­ SONS WITH A DISABILITY N E E O I N G SPECI AL A CC044M00ATI0NS TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THE PROCEED­ INGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SEC­ TION OF THE CIVIL OlVISiOtt AT TH E SHERIFF'S OFFICE. IMS MTH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (447) 33bted TOO (W7) 3233373 DEH-374 I W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP TH R E E MONTHS AFTER THE B A T E OP TH E FIRST PURLtCATION OP THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y OATS APTBR THE D A T E OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON TH EM A ll other creditors at Me in If haartna impaired. (TOO) t-M B -H M T TI, er Veke IV) 3 EBBMBS774 Vld Ftortdi ‘ Ntown 4 *seactatos, PJL 1770US H N .. Sulto H i ■,p l : 1* 4 Octo b e rL tfW D EH -M l IN THE CIRCUIT CRUET O P TN E E IR tITIIN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT UP P I _____ WITHIN TMNRR MONTHS A P TIR THE D A TE OP TH E FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIMS. DEMANDS A N O OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILRO WILL BE FOREVER BA R R IO . The daw at Mo Mel 1 Hon at toi* Netka to I if, tees. GENERAL JUR M IC TIO N CASS N a tS -H tl CAM L WEYERHAEUSER MORTOAOE OMSPANY, PietoRH. Ii p .a Attorney tor Ptreanal O E R IK A. CLAYDON. SHEILA CLAYOON, husband and etto. JO E K. HOOVER. JR., LAVINIA H. HOOVER. Ml Mto. MAVFAIR MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. -------------.AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF T H E SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, and H A T E OP FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OP REVENUE, DatondwtNt). NOTICE OF ACTION TO : DEREK A. CLAYDON AND IH IIL A CLAYDON, ThomaaA.Spaorot Thom** A Spoor, P A P .a Era tl*a Sanford. PL V77T-11*4 Telephone: I4WIMHM1 Ftortda Bar N a : *7*471 If 4 OctaOEH-SM W TH E CIRCUIT COURT O P TN B W TN JUB4CIA4 CIRCU IT UP in i PaiUb-CA-ME 0 .1 . CAPITAL MORTOAOE SERVICE Line., If alive, and It dMd, alt parties claiming Intone! by, thraugh, under nr against D E R E K A . CLAYDON and SHEILA CLAYDON. husband p v m i iWfM| ar claiming t o haw any right. I— M mw Pfl^Wty VS. JOHN M. BAKE Rand BARBARA W. BAKER: of al.. Ysu are hereby notified that a mart t o n ^ l & E O M n t y ! /tortl* Lot XX MAVFAIR MEAD­ OWS. a subdivision, according t* m* plat lharaat a* racwMd to Plat Baek If. Pag* it, H radix at the PuMk Recards pt Semi­ nole County. Ftortda. a/h/e HP Meadow Boulevard. Sentord. Ftortda 3S771 hat bora Iliad againei yeu rad yeu are ragulradte terra tcapy ot your written dullness it ray, t* It. ra Maagerd Fabur, Attarnay tor Plaintiff, what* address le Suit* 3d*. 117# Medruge Avenue. Ceral Gebtoa Ftortda MM* within thirty IM) day* attar the tint pubikatton at thto Malice to the SaaNrd narMi m i i w aw wifinm i n the Ctork at this Court attkar batar* earvlc* an Flatofltfs a default will I you tor Rw In the camWITNESS my hand end ma taai *1 mi* Caurt this rm day at (SEAL) MAAYANNE MORSE A* Ctork alma Caurt By: Patrtcl* F. Mills As Deputy Ctork need a special 1 to this 1 NOT ICE OP PORECLOSURBSALB Nettc* I* m fm y iN m hat FinaiJudi at F* II, case number W-11WCAMB. at the Circuit Caurt at Rto Mm Judklai Circuit to and Nr Semi­ nal* County. Ftortda. wharato O .t . CA P ITA L MORTOAOE SERVICES. IN C, 1* Platonft and J O H N M. B A K E R , BARBARA W. RAKER, M/*r* <*>. I will tall t* the d MdPer tor cedi ent dear at Ma Samtoeto Caunty CiurttHuw to SanWrd, lemlneto County, Pier M a at M:M A M . an Mo HM day all MrM to aaM Final Lot M Bloch C CRYSTAL BOWL SECOND A00ITK3M. to Plat Bank tt, I Tt. at to PuMk Bacardi if l emlneto Caunty, PtortdA NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAI R O B E T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARI ADVISED T H A T THIS LAW PIRM IS D E I MED TO EE A D EB T COLLECTOR AT­ TEM PTIN G TO COLLECT A D EB T ANO ANY INFORMA­ TIO N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR TH A T PURPOSE. m* asd day at Sw MARYANNS MORSE Ctork at Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Belton Deputy Clark COOIUS 4 STAWIARIKI 4PM Boy Scout I at lam tool* Caunty M l N. Part At Sentord. Florid* 17771, five days prior la tha tog Telephone: (4*7) art. 4777; 1 a a a m tni ar tea*I***77* |VI via Relay Service.’' PuMtah: Septimber Jf berA H M DEH-77S Tamp*. FtorId* m t r 1113)1774 1* 4 Otto bar 4 HW DEH-771 CELEBRITY CIPHER rrayntae ’ H M• V t VEEP RVO J C XV P O M N E E J V E C C HMN H M N I B J V S C C J C XZ — ’( R X M l C t V ) XVS JV N i l , HUE K V S R H J V A . ’ ZV E O E Y J K W O t F J IC . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *Wt)4n I wnt* I kaap Totaioy around I want great tonne, big Bunking-* — Me! Brooke O tPW by SNA Inc b �IN BRIEF R am s edge b e, back in t it l e h u n t LOCALLY Tribe shuts out Lions OVIEDO - Tim Byrd and Bobby Williams scored touchdowns a s visiting Seminole whitewashed the Oviedo Lkma In a Junior varsity football game at John Courier Field. Byrd's run was part of a 14 carry. 123-yard effort, while Williams' score came on a 25-yard pass from Donte Harper. The Tribe's defense was led by Joe Watson with seven tackles, one Interception and one fumble recovery and Freddie Hawkins, who also had an Interception. Seminole will host Lake Howell and Oviedo will hoot Lake Mary next Wednesday night. Magic l |$ f M V « M T $ M HeraldStaffWriter LONGWOOO - Lake Mary Im­ proved to 9-6 overall and 5-3 In the Sem inole A th le tic Conference Thursday with a 156. 12-15.15-10 win over Sem inole. The Tribe dropped to 9 6 and 52 In the conference. "Our players hung In there," said Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry. "It gives us the confidence a* coaches that we have the talent to win. If we made an error, we corrected It. I a little alow, thought the m atch but this la a good win for im because Seminole has a strong team." Seminole took a brief 16 lead to start game one before Monica Camardese racked up four straight service points to put Lake Mary ahead 4-1. Vllaphone Rattanavong. Marlsa Alford and Tina White served the Tribe into an 65 lead by collaborating on seven service ts. Sarah McWeeney, Stephanie . Trad Woodall. Trad Tombros and Camardese then combined for 10 service points to dose out the first game for Lake Mary. The seesaw battle would continue through, moat of the second and third games of the match. In the second game, the Ram» took a short-lived 1 6 lead In the second game before Harmon! Roller and Marlsa Alford put the Seminole* ahead 51. Tombros put the Rams trio ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic got ready for the opening of training cam p by re signing Dennis Scott and Brian Shaw and signing rookie No. 1 pick David Vaughn from Memphis. No-Tap at Bowl America SANFORD — Bowl Amerlca-Sanford will conduct Its weekly No-Tap Tournament this evening beginning at 9:30 p.m. Strikes are awarded when a bowler knocks down nine or 10 pins. Competition will be divided Into men's and women's divisions. T he entry fee Is $15. Three strtkepots also will be awarded during the course of the evening. For more Information, call 322-7542. K Klwania Goff Toumamont SANFORD - Bette Gramkow, Klwania Golf Tournament chair, announced that the Sanford club will be sponsoring a golf tournament at DeBary Golf and Country Club on Friday. October 13th with a 1 p.m. shotgun start followed by dinner at the club. The tournament format Is four person scramble, make your own team, with gross and net categories. Entry fees are $70 per person. $325 new sponsorship. $300 repeat sponsorship, which . Includes four entries and hole recognition. Fees Include cart and greens- fee. players package, prizes, dinner and awards for longest drive and closest to the pin. Entry deadline Is Monday. October 9th. Moll checks payable to Sanford Klwania Club and maU.'akmg'wIth tfotrlcs and golfers' handicaps, to: Bette Gramkow. 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FI. 32773. Or phone (407) 322-3213. Adult Flag Football SANFORD — Teams are still needed for the adult flag football league that the Sanford Recreation Deparment will hold this fall. For more Information, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. Samlnol# High's tssmmats Aubrsy Cl Canadiens no match for Lake Mary boys f re ^R s t a f f r e a m ® LONGWOOD - Lake Ifttfy Improved its overall record to 151 with a two match sweep over Stafford. Canada high school. The Rama won the first match 156. 15-7, then swept the action with a 157,15-12 victory In match two. Darrel Dtlmorc had nine kills and three blocks for the Rams, while Erik Larsen had six kills and Jason Hawkins had three blocks and one kill. Jeremy Dtlmare served Lake Mary to an 8-3 lead In. the first game of match one with , battle of the top boys team* in the Seminole five straig h t service points. Devin Hale Athletic Conference. The Rams are 7 6 In the extended the Rams lead to 12-3 with four SAC. while the Silver Hawks are 6-2. service points and Larsen closed out the game with three service points. ALTAMONTE SPRINOS — The Patriots “The first match was tight." said Lake Mary evened their overall record at 6 6 with a 1510. coach Bill Whalen. "Everyone played well, and 1615. 15-12 win over the Blue Darters. Kim Soeng had 18 kills to lead Lake Brantley, while our substitutes played extremely well. By Matt Payntcr had 15 blocks and Tony Mendez playong underclassmen now. It will help our added 35 acta. The Patriots host Lyman program for next year.” Lake Mary hosts Lake Howell at 6 p.m. In a Monday night. Sanford Racraatlon Karat# SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering karate for ages 6 to adult. The classes arc held at the Sanford Gym­ nastics Association Building. 601 E. 25th Place, on Thursday from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The Instructor la Barry Green, a 3rd degree btackbelt. and the cost Is $ 10 per month. For more Information, call 330-5697, Unbeaten Erectors w id en g a p SRD offtra Baton claaata SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering baton classes for girls ages 5 and up. The classes, taught by Joy Clore. are held every Thursday from 6:43 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Gymnastics Association Building, 601 E. 25th Place. The coot Is $ 10 per month. For more Information call 330-5697. Cartar retires PONTIAC. Mich. — A tearful Anthony Carter, unable to bear the pain from a shoulder Injury, has bid farewell to football. Carter. 35. hugged his teammates in the Detroit locker room, then went upstairs to the Lions' media room and announced his retire­ ment after 11 years In the NFL, three In the USFL, and an AH-Amerlca career at Michigan. Carter signed as a free agent with the Lions In 1994 after nine seasons with the Vikings. The two-tlmc Pro Bowler holds Minnesota records for receiving yards (7.635) and touchdown catches (52). and Is second in receptions (478). Raptors sign top pick TORONTO — Arizona's Damon Stoudamlrc signed a three-year, $4.6 million contract with the expansion Toronto Raptors. The 5-fool-10 guard, the seventh pick, averaged 22.8 points and 7.3 assists last season. BASEBALL PLAYOFFS □ 8 p.m. —WFTV9. Rockies at Braves. ILI C sm flsls MsMitgs m F ag s SB SANFORD — M.A. Erectors con­ tinued to pummel the oposition and In the process widened Its lead in the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night Slowpltch Softball League at Plnehuret Park. M.A. scored In every Inning and led 9-0 before Sanford Tire plated three runs In the sixth before dropping a 15-3 decision to the league leaders. Sanford Tire dtd gel a little revenge In the second game of the evening, scoring five runs In the bottom or the sixth Inning to win Its first game of (he season. 12-10 over the Scrubs. TEC Mortgage then kept the Scrubs on the skids, scoring four runs in the bottom of the first Inning to erase a 3-0 deficit and going to defeat (he Scrubs 10-6. In the other half of the elght-tcum league at Chase Park. Nobles Con­ struction swept a doublcheader. outscorlng Beer;30 11-6 and then b estin g previously undefeated Crazy Wings 10-2. Ken Rummel Chevrolet then handed Crazy Wings Us second straight loss 8-2 In the late game. M.A. Erectors Is now 6-0, while Nobles and Crazy Wings arc both 4-2. Completing the standings urc TEC Mortgage. Brer:30 and Ken Rummel (all 3-3). Sanford Tire (1-5) and the Scrubs (0-6). The league will complete Its first round next week. At Chase Park. Beer:30 will play TEC Mortgage at 7 □Baa P la t k arst, Fags 2B iM ta rtllr* NLA. Ir K t w i •m m i l l II* - ) t it n IcrwNf U o M T Iri •M 441 1 Ml Ml 1 — k ra ti TKCMut**** MS •M • — * i i m M* E — i* it ii i* 14 F IlP M i Nobles Construction pitcher Tom Szabo allowed only eight runs In two games and had four hits, scored two runs and drove In another as Noblas swept a doubleheader at Chase Park Thursday night. Nobles moves into second place tie Pram $tatf lU parts SANFORD — Nobles Construction broke a two-game losing streak In a big wuy. sweeping a doublcheader to move Into a tic for second place In the Sanford Kecreallon Department Men's Thursday Night Fall Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Park. Nobles used a six-run fourth Inning to break a 1-1 tie and went on to defeat Bccr:30 11-6 In the opening game, then got an excellent all-around performance to knock oil previously undefeated Crazy Wings 10-2. Ken Rummel Chevrolet then kept Crazy Wings on the ropes, besting the former co-leaders 8-2 In the late game of the evening. 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 NaMn Cm I t k IIw Sm t :M 1 - II IS Ml IM a t t - • II NaWrt CwntTMlWn O u t Win** Ml in • Ml IM • - It 1 If t O u t Win** Km Rvmiml CkavraUI «t •IM IM m t 1 It In the other half of the eight-team league at Plnchurst Park. M.A. Erectors stayed unbeaten and widened Us lead with a 15-3 triumph over Sanford Tire, but Sanford Tire came back to get Its first win of the season with a 12-10 decision over the Scrubs. In the late game. TEC □ $ * • CIUM, Pag* 2B AREA, READ T H E SAN FOR D HERALD D AILY UU �r - Sanford HtraW, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 6, 1995 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S l*pH is B tl«»N .T »l»tffN \ mna-ltk.HM Ohler—iykav ltd IN IN IUM F— «N I (HI Kl ifon* IN ICmiMWw e n « am l i m n nut * - m, a - m m TODAY i u n Ii IN 4Rareten IZag— irt u Man's Racrsatlon Softball □ al Late Mary l »orti Compton. 6:30 pm, PRISM vt. N • H Inc.; 7:45 pm, TRC vs. Modem Welding iu n w u UN IM IN IN IN | gi •imi am fi*ii m » lErtmetof— * , t im i taa UN IN IN tear— Owed 1 » hm IN 1 IN IN • imi am t lit) m m , t i m i a t doiminn Boys’ Prop Volltyball □ Lake Mowed at Lake Mery, JV, 5 pm; VAR, 6 pm SATURDAY «a «a in «a in I0M IN iii nam r it n muxtinn tma ra IK im * trv 4 Woman's Pro Basaball in IN a m i a m F itim u x iia m n ta * al OeSary lea vs. OsLson 7 p.m. INN lArpU— tten IMpn na in i* to »o n m m Tn* o n n a m f t * o n . i IN IN IN IN IN IN ■(innaw—atnn.ipm ■it n o n a u —"•on. * 1 1 0 .1ts 8 ■wan. , an a w n n— an. i1 in tta t a IW k t u li i i4ii n wm m n nn. in IN aiienua funhe* toaiinmi o i «n n (MINI 14 IN 44 n e a tiM a >a IM c 4 i*MI pm e—v*aana— innsapm Urn—kgryen □ b s v lAJamaiAMAl i r if i W H H i n i t O•m moos s r s w iT iw S i o rn |a^HaslAi Of a| A mMiaml r POflOOlouUoUaui^^ AUm■ afT mi LJ1Vnln*lVVf vVfvlrW OWVlBiiOfiOff4Y n ta ta tl 7N IM atiei ■fN iiem r i4i-ai ui o ihnlhN a on a * roe nun tom lOAfAUIMUbOBtANSJI a-aaa-m m Racrsatlon Flag Football □M Sanford Middle Scheel. Minors: 9 am, Oolden Knights vs. Vikings; 10 am, Rattlers vs. Bulldogs; Majors: 11 am, Jaguars vs. Dolphins; noon, Stoetera vs. Haidars; 1 pm, 49srs vs. Cowboys; Seniors: 2 pm, Cowboys vs. Hurrlcanss; 3 pm, i va. Slants Rscraatlon Church Softball □Al Cheat Part. 6:30 am, Csntral Baptist vs. Trinity Assembly-Majesty; 930 am, All Souls vs. Church of the Nazarsne; 10:30 am, Spanish Assembly vs. 1st Unifsd Mathodlaf-Flames Qlrla* Racraatlon Softball □ a l Lakeside Plaid. 9 am, Sanford Red Sox vs. Sanford Optimist Club; 10 am, General Parcel 8ervlce vs. Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club Prap Swimming □ Lake Mery at Woedsen Invitational, FI. ,10 am Boya* Prap Vollayball □ Lake Brantley Power Tournament, a am dirts MMdls School Vollayball □ AMBeula ve. deed Mweard, 10:30 am ratt-l/Mi Ai n a i HOm i L nm 14 UN in t— go-pi ta IN tom imi w ta a U4 4Jb T in to—: »»» t t imNinin M n a -V ttC .U i M N u M -n u iN : n a iFr—itmi ns in IN rx a n n a in ta •Tn'itewr ta IN IJClItortenton IN iw a m w in au«inN,T(M»aia aonawtoMiNui M iw - H U H I Nnil-WM-N lOTtl—ymykre n i IN IN iw ik w r « n in in 4JC(Vmtmilie IN IN ■ te O m tn in ICat« Intel ta iO s w ilm tw in a imi nub t (ui) taiMi I IM 4 aiHIIUhT(tPDnub MUDON M ini ikee—* - vm, a an Ntorta-l/HiOlug ton**«•» tm <n i* ICrtm’tCycMne <N IN IN IF n NACn i n m 14 U 4 T«m 14 IN U N V lN il 14 tT m tete in ait-mini r i m i a * 0(111UNr TIM11NN N N »tM »-l/ H i 4:4 4 IN I4 % I» IN IN IN lltorta-l/Mi C:UN I tef IIN IN in I O tm ANN I B IN iTMfctllM IN IN a (HI tub t (IMI bUi MAdHRI IRVCMtUl— IIN a (M l V.Bi T(Mil p- mm- l/w* tin iunn 1—TO—l/14iA:lt.H iTianb, M IN IN i t e m Over in in iow"i,«*i nn in 14 lOTihG—* IN 14 ItoeyltolM in U4*N*4m*» IN ainmwTteinNUi AIII) (IP T(41111.I1P 114144441 Mm-VMibnN ni tnrwoN iin iin in ix io m M in ta 1—race-MiKN.N i cfMum ta UitrMmM IN in IN llrnluw IN IN a an tub ?omi u ua nmn BARBERVILLE —Asphalt track results from Volusia County Speedway on Saturday. 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IS pm • i«a na *» a e aua t » « i ) « a Varsity Football ItrUMI JC— in on n m n iin mmn □Lalw HowaN at Laka Mary, 7:30 pm □Lyman at Late •rantfty, 7:30 pm □ Sam ln a la f SI. Cloud, 7:30 pm *tnoan CNn*(Mini NMMN(Mb VI). • V»N \ inMpaem* on » omw nwk in.tvp.4i. mi a 11 Mortgage kept the Scrubs wtnless with a 10-6 victory. M.A. Erectors Is now 6-0, while Nobles and Crazy Wings ere both 4-2. Completing the stand­ ings ere TEC Mortgage, Beer:30 end Ken Rummel (ell 3-3), Senford Tire 11*6) end the Scrubs 106). The league will complete its first round next week. At Chase Park. Beer:30 will play TEC Mortgage at 7 p m. and the Scrubs will take on NoMeo Con­ struction at 8 p.m. At Plnehurst. M.A. Erectors will face Crazy W ings a t 7 p.m . and Ken Rummel will battle Sanford Tire at S p.m. Providing the offense were: Nobles: four h its — Dan Dougherty (two runs): three hits — Kevin Julian (double, run, two RBI); two htta — Ned Raines (double, three runs, two RBI), Larry Chunat (double, three RBI). Jason Mustek (run. RBI), winning pttcher Tom Szabo (two runs), Booby Shaw (RBI): one hit — Bobby Flowers (two runs. RBI). BeertSOi two h its — Tim Allison (home run. double, two runs, RBI). Ken McKeevy (dou­ ble. RBI). Jerry Camus (run. RBI), Mike MUIer (run). Spencer Baggett (RBI). Jon Reid; one hit — Rodney Curry (double, run). Bob Marino (run. RBI). Dave Corn (RBI). Nobles; three hlta — Jay Johnaon (triple, double, run. three RBI); two hlta — Chunat (three runa, RBI), Dougherty (two RBI). Szabo (RBI), Raines and Ben Green (one run each); one hit — Julian (run. two RBR, Mustek (run): run — Brian Jones. Shaw. Crasy Wings: two htta — Rodney Taylor: one hit — Mark Jansch (run). Donnie Miller, Ron W lrth, Don M acher. S tev e Woodley; run. RBI — Craig Appel; RBI —Don Baatl. Ken Rummel; three hlta — Kirby Swine hart (three runa, RBI). David Gotdstlck (three RBI); two hits — Cary Kncfcr (three runs). Bobby Keefer (run); one hit — Ray Hartaflek) (three RBI), Brian Curtis (RBI). BM Gracey (run), Scott Murphy, Steve Cooper. Crazy Wings: two hlta —Wlrth (double, RBI); one hit — Gary Miller (run). Donnie Miller, Jesus Mutno; run — Brantley Brumley; RBI —Jansch. Plnehurst IB runs. RBI), Karl Strewn (two runs), Leyva. Smith p.m. and the Scrubs will take on and Gary Lelst (one run each). Boon (RBI). Nobles Construction at 8 p.m. At Plnehurst. M.A. Scrubs: three hits — Jeff Dow (run. two RBI). IINM* Erectors will face Crazy Wings at 7 p.m. and Ken Jason Miller (two runs, RBI); two hlta — Alan Dow U M N fa N ri u a n a ia Rummel will battle Sanford Tire at 8 p.m. un«niM i na ta (run). Jay Snell (RBI); one hit — Clyde Wood Providing the offense; (triple, run. three RBI). Scott Coveil (triple, nut). anti n.» ntirn* timi unm M.A. Erectors: four hits — Greg James (triple, Richard Roazell and Perry Carroll (one run and ite N in a hn in in two doubles, two runs, five RBI); three hits — one RBI each). Billy Wamock and John Blackford Itp lip M F I 4 4 ta Glen Stewart (double, three runs); two hits — (one run each). lArMctotoi IN cm * im n m n i u m u i i i . )g«. a (mi ni; f tm nai mi* oati Mike Ferrell (triple, two runs, two RBI), Paul TEC Mortgage: three hits — Mike Miller (double, w a io iM a M iw .a Rodrigues (triple. RBI). Neal Jam es (double, run. run. two RBI); two hits — Jim Schaefer (double, IX U*T lUrd* UB IN IN run. RBI), Greg Hensley and Steve Tacheff (one t m a p tin N aw n n. RBI). John Hagan (run, two RBI), Jaime Oranado lte<l IN IN (two runa): one hit — Tom Qracey (run). Rich run and one RBI each); one hit — Sid Brock Ifrtag* IN MV'IttllllllfMlIll. Ka* Lochrem and Eric Bullock (one RBI each); two (triple, run). Todd Luce (double. RBI). Jam ie aiiiiVWPiMiNN,? d ill mn Own l4«14bm H . I1U .4N * 14*p a l runs —Chris Bullock; run — Fernando Torres. Pltzer (two runs, RBI). Doug Luce (run, two RBI), rum iso«tinoa*U11.4n* timuta aa us in mucm(Ml*Im o lUpa Sanford Tire: two hits — Jeff Woodridge (run); Erik Luce (run, KBI), Mike McCoy; run —- Tam IburaliTiM tm ta UMVUIH4tec*M40aipm l 4NM¥<lgr IN one hit — Steve Boon (two RBI), Chip Smith (RBI). Kelly. Inw K 1 1 1 1 a Cat CmcNN V s n u a n , F iia ix M iT iia u i.R U k Tom Vezlna and Vince Clark (one run each). (40.1pm. Scrub*: two hits — Miller (double, run). Jeff 1114411 *11)M B i B0Oil W 14 IrNamII114C«lpl*(SO.Ipm Ralph Leyva. Dean Flowers, Lee McCaffey. 4-MiM-IN.W Dow (two runs): one hit — Wamock (double, run), hnUlllilCNmmil HUpn. Sanford Tire; three hits — Vezlna (two triples, Covell (double, RBI). Alan Dow (run. RBI), Ronnie H«*«r4111)4terms(1II.1pm I t o r -y lr -a g hnW V 1111NM m 1*41, i four runs, six RBI). Woodridge (RBI); two hits — Sylvester (RBI). Wood (run). Snell. Roazell. Bill IMPS pm ifmtm ua na ia Clark (run); one hit - McCaffey (double, two Elliott. Carroll. 144 1 in n uni Cmiso. 1 pm llrllM IIN IN NnKr#n |1IIN4 m * n l| It. IRrm IN 1pm aiminn, *<441no. Tiunmn tbrcrtnlminim—N.4J. III). 1 1in4 pw pm tit: 1. iCSttfwrr* U N 44 I N Cewten 14SI n lU ew e 11 a. I p— . IlrS lty M ' IN IN Seminole Improved to 5-7 overall U F r— nPt IIlinN— mIM I.Ipm and six service points to lead IB ItW M C Im U IN Cimlw(1114MW*V.I1U.IBpm and 2-5 (ft1 the SAC with a 15-9, Seminole. Nelson had 12 kills, 0 IIIIttN , T (H IN N , T 11111 INN, ahead 6-5 with u m m n n om—N* u-n. in 00(41)11411 nine digs, three service points 10-15, 15-2 win over Lake Mary. pn Tour s e rv ic e p o i n t s , a n d 1*44IS4W u s—minnouwM uii.iap* and one ace for the Tribe; White The Rams are now 5-8 overall *0*4 1*JO 4 « 4N Mn't 41 IS11Nfanp—m DC Camardes later gave the Rams a had 11 assists, five service and 2-3 In the conference. Lake II'NTW IS UM IInI).1 Xpn 7-6 advantage. 1M» IN VrpmT«»UI)N4»n(11).1:a pm a nil mn. t imimin, t mu The second game featured ties points, four kills and one ace; Mary travels to play University i— •isnnintiu.iapm tima Item 11)14 W IN (111,1pa of 5-5. 6-6. 10-10 and 11-11 Rozier had 17 aaalsta; and Dawn on Monday, while Seminole travels to Lake Brantley Thurs­ lawApjrn on i i in before the Tribe took the lead at Trains had eight service points. Yirpin* (1II4 Nn* Cl— IIII. 4—i day. In the Junior varsity match. ICwtoM IN IN 12-11 on two service points by FMNIM14 UN » Ml. tt 4 pm IlMtewill IN m m mine—lfm— t ia ipm Sabreena Sapp. Aubrey Nelson illIIM N , S(III IMN, T111 IINIM M l— and Rosier then combined for IM * UN IN IN P» 4n*wtn IIII n RkM— 4(UI. I pm three service points to even the I1<4> 4N IN >«4111II n 144*cm«4111II. 1pm iUwnPl IB match. The third game had M MM (41 ) n 4*4— I Wrp (ML I • omi N.n,r imi iu.N,TiiH) inn pm deadlocks of M . 7-7.8-8 and 9-9 to n v * fc * m > * lM tll».l:a p m llnteh, UN IN IB mixed In with Seminole leads of Appnno* n lie n r— (in. i a IKawpiOn*—4 IN IN pn 5-1 and 8-7, while Lake Mary II,p-'llp404—14 IN on— n mm U. IM). I S had a 9-8 edge at one point. ami Ha, suim.N, Tim ) 4Mi pm Seminole would net Just one m u ( l n n m m — (A ll. IS UN 4N IN I pn point during five aldeouta during Ito*r in in on. ta the rest of game three. Tombroa 1 Cnn—v (in n I fa* IN pm a(HI UN, P1411 TIS11II nmauNisiiNn A STau. then posted four service points, aoiMiiuiiMNiaoiMaiiumN 1:4pm while McWeeney and Jeannle IIII. I pm Mill IMlOnumU UN IN IN L iv i O m y h o u n d R a c in o ! ! Mans each posted one to close « to*™ h u n g —* i« * —1a in iljftjt fans* IN IN h a m Nwnn - (ixostSwfoy) - F ts f liM /J O out the match for the Rama. “We are not very consistent Mamas - Mas. Wm. A Sat.-IN i l D m I M right now.” said Seminole coach Beth Corso. “ We have to take Cammi I mm Jkm Im ViaSmum m a I mm/S l f a I Ju. charge and push the game to 15 i u « achm im w uraun 1 points. When we get a side out, Williams; 3. Phil Williams: 4. Greg Elliott; 5. we need to do something with Roger Wren. it.* Camardcse finished the match MINI STOCK — 1. Donny Hall: 2. R ad with 15 service points for the Butcher; 3. Al Bukur; 4. Wayne Wells; 5. Steve Rams, whiel Dale had 10 digs Rigsby. and seven rervlce points, and PUKE STOCK (4-cyilader) — 1. Mark Manz added nine kills. Tombroa Eldrtdgc; 2. Brett Weber; 3. Robert Freund: 4. CASSKLBIRRY*407/699-4510 had 10 service points for Lake Paul Sheppard; 5. Scott Jarvis. UUMn MWa/CXXMflt W1U0M Mary,and McWeeney finished PURE STOCK (S-eyllader) — 1. Jeff the match with five service ■Het—Hndbee UmUS *1 ad i<$■** Bii «a 17-tl • Fnb MliJ S S.143t ed w tal» Vurcika: 2. Holly Nicholas; 3. Gerald Morrison: )M1.« UllNiU-WkNidwSiwNhIMISHridxuWdwaw-iNfaAiil points. 4. Kandy Strehle. Alford had 13 kills, nine digs u a in ia iM o ta IlMcjran IN a im n * t m i rn.Ni toa.iit.M ut im i iidete— i N r l •UR— 48. INpn.Ii IM N l4v>M'INUVp«.4 IN *ng— i IM N G irls EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! SEM IN O LE GREYHOUNDPARK&FAIRPLEX G ordon happy to be headed to Charlotte consecutive to p - 10 finishes, he and Evernham have been disappointed in their CHARLOTTE. N.C. - With a 302-polnt showings the past two weekends on the lead over Dale Earnhardt and only four short tracks at Martinsville, Va.. and North N.C. races to go in the 1095 Winston Cup season. Wllkesboro. Gordon did lead each race briefly and has Jeff Gordon's crew chief is happy to be Visiting Charlotte Motor Speedway this led 26 of the 27 races this season, but he was never in contention for the win at cither week. Ray Evemhum. trying to help shepherd Iruck and finished seventh at Martinsville his 24-year-old driver to the first series title and third at North Wllkesboro. "Everybody th in k s we did good at for both of them. said. "1 don't know why Jeff and I have always had success ut Martinsville.” Evernham said. "We think we Charlotte. Mainly, 1 think It's because he's did terrible. You’re only as good as your last got a knack for gelling around lhat truck perfonnance amt we didn’t perform well at Martinsville or North Wllkesboro. and we've got good equipment.” "I was happy with our finishes, but we Gordon's first Winston Cup victory came In 1994 at Charlotte tn the World 600 and didn't deserve It." the crew chief added. he generally is among the top finishers "Wc deserved to win at Dover and Darlington (two of Gordon's series-leading there. Ills 33rd-place showing in May was seven wins this season). We deserved to be among a handful of poor results this season, about 15th ut Martinsville. We were lucky. but that was caused by u broken suspension You can't go through this business depen­ piece that later resulted In Evcrnham being ding on luck. That won't carry you. "I hope Charlotte Is the curr. If I can't hit fined for using a non approved wheel hub. It at Charlotte. I think I'll head back to New ” 1 really don't have anything to prove at C h arlo tte,” Evrrnham said. "I think Jersey." everybody knows that deal last time was a NASCAR Leader* DAY IONA BEACH — The top 7* driver* tnd money minimal thing, and It hasn't really affected inner i on the NASCAR Wlntton Cup circuit through th t Oct. our performance. I'd like to Just let that lie. *1 lyton Holly Farm* 400 It’s over and done wit h." Witts ton Cun Paint! I Jell Gordon 4.701 2 Dal* Earnhardt, l.ttt. 2 Sterling Although Gordon is riding a string of 14 Merlin, l!« f c «. MAF* M— Chevron shows you the light fc XFU; »■ ««*tT W n IIa — , X W i A. T * r r y L «iin te , U M ; I. T«tf M - a v s . M I A ; A. M k y Lab— UI*. . U t* ; f- MUcheX Wettrlp. J.JJJ; IS 1111 ■IIW 1. 11 . SMSy Hamilton, U M ; 11. Morgan Shepherd. U N ; II. Dale J arret*. XUS; IA Ricky Kwdd. X III; IX Kan SchreNtr. 1*M; ia. Dorrlka Capa. T.A1S; 17. Gaatf SoWne. 1*7*; IX Darrall Wettrlp. 1.714; I*. John Andretti. XA4I; IS Rkk Tl. Srott SdNIno, 1.404 n. leke Spood. XU7; » . Dick Trickle. XSU; 14. Slcky Craven. XNA; IX Steve OrlMem, 1,403; IX Robert Prouley. 1.404 17. Word Burton. 1.401. as Jimmy Spencer, U H ; 74. Xyte Petty, 7.141; SX Me to*merited. X177. II. Jeremy MeytleM. XIIA; » . Jett Burton, 1.101; JX Todd Bod!no. 7.M4. J*. Mike Wallace. I.*7); U. Dove Mercix l.tsi; IX Hut Slrkklln. I.W V . Bobby Hlllln Jr., 1.1U; IX Btken Sawyer. i.WBi I*. *re* laeba. t.HX N. Randy laJoto. l.tJX 41. Kamy Wallace. 7*3; a Ley Alton. 747, 43 Chuck Bown. Al*; AX Dovy Janet. S3*; AS. Jimmy Hentley, SIT; AX Rkh Sickle. N»; 47. Jett Pvrvix NA; AS Stove Kin— r. J07; 4*. Wally 0e!lenbochjr..ni; B. Billy Stendrldg*. J04 SI. Ernie Irven. Ill; SI Chad Little. IN ; SX Butch Leltilnger, IT7; Sx J — Buttmen. IM; SX Ed Barrier, 1 «; SX Ben Hot*. 7*; 17. Phil PAfter*. 77; M. Doug George. 7*. J» Jimmy Herten end AAkhaH Rlkh. XI. Al. Poncho Cat ter and Ran Fellow*. SA. A3. Andy Hlllenburg. SS; AX Terry Flther, At; AS Ken PedKten end Gary Bradbarry. N; 47. Butch Gilliland. 37; M Dan Obrltf. 34. Ma— y I Jett Garden. 0 .0 1 4 0 7 Dele Earnhardt. U.M xrw. X Sterling Merlin, II.1SMU; X Mark Martin. tUJXSM; X Rutty Wallace. tt.TIXTM; A. Bobby Labenk*. SMIXAM; 7. Terry Latante. II.IAS3N; X Data Jarrett. 11.13X714; A Rkky Rudd, m i — A; 10 Tod Muter ave.M n.OM 11. Gedlf Bed!— . W0.7M. Tl. H Morgan Shepherd. *711.411; - --------oo.ru. ti. 11 Kan Schrader. *7*7.441; IX MJchaM Waltrlp. sm .TM : IX Brett BedUrn, 173X4)1; IX Bill Elliott. 173X47*; 17. Darrell Waltrlp. tTdXIM; IX Rkh Matt. S447.1XS; I*. Robert Protaloy. M3X171; 3X Kyle Fatty. 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IW* gsa ;..*S P L __________ Chevron lehr cants fo rd OU WeEribuior. no «A«1 Yard * * * (Zaunaaon-toassa Senfard • 322-6560 Vaiuirr Im cnutkxul IS SO Dolgncr Place _________________________ Sanfonl ■ 323-1120 CHEVRON STATIO 22 CcmraJ fkxxLi Loc To Serve You! �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 6, 1N6 - M People H r COMAannouncesiMitinQt T he Concerned OrgttUxatkmof Men tn Action (COMA) meet* the Aral and third Friday. at 6 p.m.. In the church annex at 9t. AME Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, Al*Anonmaatifiundav. IlnnriBv Al-Anon every Sundsy at 8 p.m. a t the west side of -------------------- Hospital on SR 434. and Monday at 7 p.m. at Northland Community Church, corner of Do* Track Rood and US 17-82. Tor Information, call 338-8678. a M kins of all trees of dooora—- to donate at Ra Sanford Paying taxes for domestic help student who babysits on the weekend o r during summer vacation to e a rn spending More and more people hire others to help In their homes. If you're In this situation. It's important to know w hat your obligations are: A new taw makes It easier for you to make sure h ear she geU proper Social Security credit Tor the wages you p«y- You'll need to pay Social Security tax for those household helpers who earn 61.000 or more during the year. No 8 8 tax to due tf the household helper to under age 18 during any part of the year — your occasional babysitter who to under age 18 now Is exempt from the tax. unless babysitting to his or her main Job. So, you w on't have to pay SS tax for the high school The new law applies to 1994 earnings. If you paid 8 8 taxes for an employee whoae earnings from you were less than 61.000 In 1994. you and your employee each can ask for a refund. The employee w on't loae any SS credits earned under the pre­ vious rules. In the past, employers and employees were required to re­ port and pay 88 taxes on all earnings of a t least HO In a three -month-calendar quarter. For 1994 you need to Me the quarterly Form 943 to report Social Security and federal un­ em ploym ent obligation*. In 1995 you may report these taxes on your own federal tax return (Form 1040). During the years 1999-97. you may pay the em­ ployment taxes In a lump sum when you fUe your tax return. If you have any questions about th e changes In reporting household employment and/or paying S S taxes for household help, contact your local SS o ITIm , o r call their loll free number 1800-773-1313. 13Q2E.! Asrobks offtftd Proud Seouto Sanford Recreation Department offers Step Aerobics at the youth center In Sanford City Hall. Mondays and Wednesdays, from 9 to 10 a.m. and 8:30 to 6:30 p.m. Instructor Is Lias Hines. Cost Is S3 per class, for Information, call3306687. Boy Scout Troop 34 (wid a Court of Honor recently at which ON Oltmartin gave tha IfWOMHofi tod esr^w (hi wPtodoi T r r v w w w s -w w v md s^^ran of Allnglanca. Doug Pop* lectured on den chiefs7 duties Jim Kraomer presented 42 merit badges and itvsn TOPS mwts Mondayvnovnlog SANFORD — TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *831 m eets every Monday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the First Christian Church. 1007 Sanford A rt., Sanford. AU Interested in losing weight are welcome. For information, call 322-3130. tu v v v ifT ifn ii SanfordRotarianatomoot SANFORD — Rotary Chib of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. a c iiv iu m w w m uon Shaun Santo*, David Oldham to Star, Eugan* Oiimartln, Star, Robbie Kasper, Star. Sack row: Slava MoCrandall, Joaeph Jackson, Josh MeCrmdsfl, Star; Robert Fiyer, Star and Zachary Coo­ per, FIret Close. Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 85 years or older to Join th em In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Games, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Chib Road. Employmentopportunitiesforaontora SANFORC — An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employment Program Is held a t the Sanford National Guard Armory. 015 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are S s.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 3348000. The program assists seniors. SS and over, to return to the work piece. Caneor support group moots Support. Hope and Recovery. 8.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Reglooal Hospital In the far corner of the dining room. This to a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment ryrw or finished w ith It. Call 3348737 or 322-7785 for more information. Halpforgamblorsofforad Cam biers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, s) at 7:30 ic e t separately itely Monday and Friday (non-smokers) (non .m .. Church of the Good Shepherd. p.m Shepherd, “331 Lake Ave. Formore Information, call 336-9306. AtAnon group gothics If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a frelnd or relative, there to help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club, 3587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4133. Narcotics Anonymous moots In Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave., Sanford. Nursos to moot monthly The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., m eets the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Kllamcy Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C.E.U. class provided each month. AU meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information caU 299-4331. Ovoroatora Anonymous moots Tuaaday SANFORD — Overeaten Anonymous meets every Tuesday, a t 10 a.m. In Parish HaU Whitner Lounge of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend la th e desire to atop eating compulsively. Sowing club gathers Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing C lub gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N, Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes a s weU as Items for the Christmas Store. The Items made by th e club are donated to preemte babies, nursing home residents an d gifts for the annual Christmas store. Activities for seniors Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 yean or older to Join them In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 am . to noon, a t the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Weakly Lions Club mooting T he Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Andrea Krazetse at 3308116. Bridge dub to moat, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday a t the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Klwanls Club of Caaadbarry moots Kiwanls Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m ., at Village the Casselberry Senior Center. For Information, call 8318545. Stroks Club offsrs support Central Florida Stroke Club meets on the second Tuesday each month for those who have had strokes, their families, caregivers or others who are Interested In teaming more about being victorious over stroke. Meetings are held at Broadway United Methodist Church. 406 E. Amelia. Orlando. For Information, call BUI Craig, president, at 333-3625. Voices of Victory meet every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the church. A Joyous time of sharing, singing and Inspiration la led by Ralph "Spoonle” Spohn accompanied by Ruby Nygren at the piano and organist Mac Gray. For Information call 8948176 or 644-0434. Ovar-50 Club mads Tuaaday The Over-50 Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. D oyi* in® to troop also attanded Camp Thunder summer camp near Macon, Oa., where Robbia WMpor wiiCufTiiii •ViryofiB. Boy Scout Court of Honor from Trust your gut feelings ft I've been In a relationship for about a year. It's the first lime since I've been dtvorced-fS years) that I've had that twlttery feeling when a man kisses me. Actual­ ly, we've been friends for several yean but during this past year It has become much more than that. When we were Juat friends. I used to teaae him about being a lady's man because every lime I’d ace him he waa flirting with a different gal. Since we ace each other almost every day now I Juat aaaumcd we were aeelng each other exclusively. Now I'm beginning to wonder. If I call him unexpectedly at home and he's on the other line, he aeems nervous an d vague about who he's talking to. Also, sometimes he has to go to meetlnga (n the evenings. When he talks ab o u t the meetings and the people there, he seems vague about what was going on and who he was with. etc. 1really care for this man and he seems to care for me when lie's with me, but 1 Just have this feeling that he might be aeelng someone else (or several people for all I know) on the side. Should I confront him with my suspicions? SUSPICIOUS Many treatments for impotence available DEAR SUSPIClOUSt You make no reference to com­ mitment agreements between the two of you so for now I suggest you keep your mouth closed and your eyes and ears open. My personal feeling Is that the “gut feelings" we all get about other people usually contain real good Information for us if we pay attention to them. it would be Interesting to see how he would react if you took a couple giant steps backward In this relationship. If he's feeling like he needs more space, he'll be glad you did. Bui If he really cares for you and wants to make this a committed relationship, he'll feel uneasy and attempt to get you closer again. Finally, you use the term "lady’s man" to describe the way you've seen him act In the past. If I were In your shoes I'd pay a lot of attention to that. D on't th in k t h a t w ould automatically change If you were In a committed rela­ tionship. What often happens Is the behavior ju st goes “un­ derground" and surfaces only when he thinks he won’t get caught. BE CAREFUL! ■ NEW ARRIVALS The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs: Sept. 10 — Tammy Bell and Ronal West. Chuluota. boy Sept. 11 — Theresa Hacg. Casselberry, girl Sept. 12 — Elizabeth and Thomas Smith. Sanford, boy Sept. 13 —Jennifer and Victor Grandowskl. W inter Springs, boy; Donna Hlnton-Smlth and Durrryl Smith Winter Springs, g ir l; T am m y a n d J a m e s Campbell. Winter Srpings, boy: Lisa and Eric Redding. Geneva, boy; S h a ro n a n d R o b e rt Dlacheysn. Winter Springs, boy; Corey and R onald LeSagc. Winter Springs, boy Sept. 15 —Tracy and Timothy Murphy. Casselberry, boy Sept. 16 — Kathleen and Wayne Cluth. Longwood. girl: Lisa and Robert Grow. Alta­ monte Springs, boy Sept. 17 — Rafat and Arooj Ahmed. Longwood, girl; Yvette and Stephen Sterner, Sanford, girl: Kimberly Michelle Sllcox. Altamonte Springs, girl Sept, 21 — Darla and John Duczynskl, Altamonte Springs, boy; Dorothy Nordstrom and Michael Kallrrgls. Casselberry. girl: Carol Miller and David Newman. Casselberry, girl Sept. 22 — Lukelsha Adkins and Dion Weeks, Altamonte Springs, girl; Galina and Billy Henkhaus, Altamonte Springs, boy; C hristie and Anthony Thakur, Casselberry, boy Sept. 24 — Bethany and Rich­ ard Harrell. Casselberry, boy; Vickie and Sean Potts, Long­ wood. boy Save O C D EA R RARRI STIBRBLt Thank you for writing to share that wonderful (able with my readers. DRAM D R . COLBBURRl Thank you for a letter that should be helpful and en­ c o u ra g in g to m any. (It la estimated that 10 million men In the United States suffer from Impotence or some form of sexual disorder.) Readers, the doctor to consult la a urologist. i "FeelingFoolish In New Hampshire" wrote about a friend who found a $5 bUl In a pair of Jeans she had purchased for $1 a t a yard sale. She Immediately telephoned the orig­ inal owner and gloated over the windfall. Abby, that story could have come directly out of Jewish folklore. Once, a rabbi purchased a a n 'sM iM g g g p tT __________ j » _____ h i R __ mm,_» ton he H e a r ts tr in g s lass Rin g . l l i m camel from a trader at the bazaar. When be arrived home, he d is c o v e r e d a v alu ab le diamond in the camel's saddle­ bag. He immediately returned the diamond to Us rightful owner and said, "Sir, I purchased a cam el, not a diamond: the d ia m o n d la still rightfully yours." The moral of that story la clear. We have an obligation to be honorable in all transactions. By the way. I used this story as an illustration to my Sunday school children this very day. With affection and best wishes ST. LURS’S-ROOSrcVELT T in Tr r* i eI t odU ml f: Recently, a 70-year-old widower wrote to you saying that he was dating a half-dozen women with whom he had platonic relationships. He ■ays that he avoids giving them the Impression that he has a ro m an tic In te re s t In them because he Is Impotent and is somewhat embarrassed by his condition. You replied that many women in that age group would consider a non-aexual status a plus —and that holding, caressing and do­ ing "everything but" can be sufficiently satisfying to some women. Your response implies that he should Juat accept his condition without even considering medi­ cal treatment to correct It. Abby. 1 want to point out that sexual dysfunction la treatable, and help to available to allow for a satisfying sex life. It la possible that this man's Im p o ten ce la re la te d to a medication that could be ad­ justed or changed. If this to not the case, there are t r e a t m e n t a t h a t In c lu d e counseling. Injection therapy, vacuum devices and prosthetic surgery. 3 2 1-4 0 7 0 SEMINOLE TOWNS CENTER zjoS T S iwo __ mw? R 0 �4* - tofon* Horsld, Sanford, Florid* - Friday, Octob^ a, 1996 | THAT’S 1NT—ITAIN— NT ★ ★ ★ ★ Week Five in the N FL and we’ve had some surprises Here we are again In Week Five, and we've had some more surprise*. Redskins beating Dallas? Jacksonville gets a win? These two games prove what 1 told you last week, “On any given day In the N.F.L. any team can win.” Other happenings were not as surprising. The Nlners. Colts and yes, my LOCK OF THE WEEK. Atlanta rolled to victories. I particularly enjoyed the fact that Atlanta not only covered the spread, but won the game by a large margin as 1 said they would. Let's get on to the Florida teams. As I predicted. Don gave David a painful loss, but even I could not have predicted this much pain. With under two minutes left in the game It looked as If the Bengal* would win. Then came Marino, effortlessly marching down the field (hr the go ahead score. Then, to add salt to the wound, the Bengal* place kicker misses a last second field goal to force overtime. This game was everything football Is about. The quarterback duel pitted David an d O o lla th In an a e r ia l shootout. While Goliath had over a decade of experience in Dan Marino, the role of David was being played by Sanford native Jeff Blake. Sanford residents who watched this battle on Sunday are probably In swe that our little town produced such a talented athlete. He is a thrill to watch, and from what I hear from his family and Mends, he's arealclaaaact. Once again the Bucs have only managed to squeak out with a victory. Defense had to take over, as DUfer left the gsme because he eras "feeling dizzy." It waa disappointing to see him watch the game on the sideline with a big grin on hla face. With the kind of money he makes, not only should he be able to play dizzy, he should be able to play drunk. K.C. Weldon, former Flor­ ida State quarterback, came In to finish up the game for the Bucs. He looked great, and I would not be surprised if Wyche started him Sunday to try and work th e kinds out of the TAMPA BAT (-S) v s CCTC1MffATL Jeff Blake comes home, and the Bucs are ready. The entire town should road trip over for (he game. We win regardless of the final score. If I was forced to call the game: kwcafWaldM) 1 4 B M ftit 17 BMMOUfar) 14 Bengal* 17 JeU application for the Dig East was denied Bills coming off a huge win. looking to blow a team out for the hometown fans. Pint Bills game since O.J.'a release; he should bet o n it. ODCAOO (-141 n CAKOLOVA. If the Panthers can't beat the Bucs at home, they will be killed by Chicago o n the road. Pan­ ther'* player* need to make sure Insurance paperwork is In order; hui someone could get hurt. S BtUeSg data 1 0 PBXLLT (-4) va WASHINGTON I can't believe the Eagle* are favored after only five field goals last week. T he Skins are an excited young team with better coaching. PhiHy will make a coaching change after this one. •Mae tTTael salt M i W I t f O T A (-1 1 )* V I BOtJBTOM. Moon and company will win this game, but give me II points an d the Oilers' de­ fense. and l’U take It every week. Houston coach Jeff Fisher has done the best h e could. _____ M i l a t ■ O B V 1 L L S . P i t t s b u r g h ’s d e f e n a e seems to be healing, but the offense has problems. Reality check for Jaguars, and this one will come from behind the Steel Curtain. • t e f l o n 17 J a g u a rs 10 M I A M I f . 1 0 ) v e I N D I A N A P O L I S . I knew Faulk would have a big game last week, but he faces a better defense th is week. I honestly don't know how this game will end. but It will be much closer than the Vegas Boys think. Tailing It IHn H la Rehearsals are underway for Seminole Commu­ nity College's first play of the season, 'The Rimers of Eldritch’ by renowned playwright Lenford Wilson. Left to right are four of Its cast members 1 HeMher Pensnhowsr (Eva), Brent Kimball (Skstty), Amy Lynn Bowser (Evelyn) and C R T M ) ve This wtU be a great matchup on Monday Night. San Diego waa beaten badly last week, while K.C. beat someone badly. It’s so simple, It aeema like a trap. C hiefs 37 C hargers 17 Every week T issue what 1 consider the best pick against the spread In the schedule. This Is the game that after research and contemplation. 1 feel most confident about releasing as my LOCK OF THE WEEK. At 5-0 e MAITLAND - The Maitland this year, 1 feel Invincible re­ Art Center. 231 W. Packwood leasing Detroit (♦ 1) over Cleve­ Ave„ will Inaugurate Its Second land. The Lions should win by at M onday Lecture S eries on least a touchdown. Orod luck Monday. Oct. 0. Victor Bokaa, this week, and make sure the C entral Florida artist whose cars are washed before Sunday. work la currently on exhibit a t the art center through Oct. 15. will present a slide lecture at 6:15 p.m . In the G erm aine T o p C & W S m c jle Marvel Community Building. 1. Tim McGraw "ILike It, 1Love The galleries will remain open I f (Curb) Last Week: No. 2 until 6 p.m. prior to the lecture. 2. Rhctt Aklas Thai Ain’t My Bokaa has agreed an appearance Truck" (Decca) No 3 by BUT. hla al ter ego. 3. ColUa Ray* “One Boy, One The aeries of lectures wUI run OirP (Epic) No. 11 approximately one hour. Reser­ 4. Ty England “Should’ve Asked vations are encouraged due to limited seating capacity. Call Her Faster" (RCA) No. 3 3. TyHansdoa “I Want My Good­ (407) 539-2181. Admission Is $3 for non-member*. 82 for m e m bye Back" (Epic) No. 4 6. Tracey Lawrence “If the World berm and 81 for students. Had a Front Porch" (Atlantic) No. 6 • DAYTONA BEACH — On 7. Garth Brooks “She’s Every Woman" (Capitol Nashville) New Monday. Oct. 9. Pulitzer prisewinning Author Allen Drury will Entry sign copies of his latest novel “ A 8. John Berry “1 Think About It Thing of State," at the Harris All The Time" (Nashville Album House Gallery. Atlantic Center Cut) No. 12 for the Arts, 214 S. Riverside 9. Faith HUI “U fa Go To Vegas" Drive. Drury, a former Washing­ (Warner) No. 8 ton correspondent co v erin g 10. Blackhawk “I’m Not Strong principally the U.S. Senate, has Enough To Say No" (Arista) No. 10 published five nonfiction books C IBM bjr Kinf FM tum Sjmd and 19 novels, of which 14 have James Dunlap (Robert). Performances are Oct. 12,13,14, 20 wid 21 at 8 p.m.; Oct. IS and 22 el 1:30 p.m. For Information and reservations, cell the box office at 328-2040, Monday through Friday, noon to 4 p.m. You’ll find plenty to do a short distance away revolved around the national The Wind Ensemble and Com­ and International politics of the munity Symphonic Band under 20th century. The book signing the direction of Douglas Peterson will take place between 10 a.m. will feature music by composers and noon. It is free and open to Including Lemer and Loewe, the public. Gustav Holst and Henry Fllmore. Tickets are i 3 an d can be • DELAND — Stetson Unlver- purchased at the box office, slty presents their School of Tuesday through Friday. 11:30 ( - l) a tl M usic p ro d u ctio n of ’Don a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and one hour Giovanni' by Wolfgang Amadeus prior to the performance. The Brownies are coming off a Mozart. Oct. 12 to 14 at 7:30 big loss, while the Lions are still .m. Performances are at the glowing from beating the Nlners. •ORLANDO — Due to stellar tover Theatre, 535 N. Florida reviews, sell-out crowds and You don't have to be a rocket Ave. Tickets are 87.86 for senior audience demand, the Acting scientist to figure this one out. citizens. 85 for area students Studio. 952 O range Ave. la I’d be willing to give five points. and Friends of Music, free with extending their production of — ilS Stetson l.D. For reservations, ‘Jeffrey* through Nov. 4. 'Jef­ call box office at (904) 822-8700. frey' was written by Paul RudBuddy Ryan made me a liar last For more Information call (904) nlck a h d l ^ . a tribute to the' 828-8950. endurttg .wH and Infinite com­ Dan Reeves. This could be the passion of the gay community, their running backs. One more lowest scoring game' of the • MOUNT DORA - Singer and and to the heterosexual friends win on their way to the playoffs. T hese teams should actor Harry Bumey will lead off and families of that community. Now le t’s take a look a t season. merge and field one good team. the entertainment at Fun Day In P erfo rm an c es w ill re m a in Sunday’s schedule an d find Q iaats IS C ard s S the Park in downtown Mount Fridays at 8 p.m. and Saturdays some winners. Dora, Oct. 14, sponsored by at 7 and 10 p.m. For ticket ____ I . NEW ENGLAND v* DENVER Mount Dora Center for the Arts. reservations call the box office at This will probably be the best There la no line on this game Bumey. a veteran of Broadway, (407)425-2281. Tickets are $15. game on Sunday. Dallas has a yet. The bookies want to know If film and television. wUI head an way of bouncing back, but I love Bledsoe is playing. I don’t think Impressive list of performers •ORMOND BEACH - Seaside the seven points. Can the Pack he will, an d Elway has to be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Music Theater. Ormond Beach stop Emmlt? Sorry Mike. furious with what happened In "boards" of Donnelly Park. In Performing Arts Center. 399 N. ~ I Packers SO Seattle last week. addition to live entertainment, US Route 1. is hosting a pre3 4 P atriate 10 # BUFFALO M ) v# N.T. JET* th e event will fe a tu re a rt theater reception for singles on workshops and demonstrations, Friday. Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. In refreshments and free T-shirts the lobby. There Is no additional andjxMters for new members of cost for this event. Tickets for MDCA. For more Information, "Deathtrap" and the pre-theater call (904)3830880. reception are 815. This sus­ pense-thriller Is a theater clastic, •DAYTONA BEACH - The taking the audience tyhrough 11 30 j 1 1:00 10 3 0 9 00 7 00 8 :3 0 9 :3 0 | 10 0 0 7 30 0 :0 0 6 30 6 :0 0 Music Department of DBCC dynamic plot tw ists as two N ew sx Tontgnt Dateline (In Stereo) X Current E nLTo nifhl b in e *to rs Dsy (1995, Adventure) Joey Lawrence. Sm I presents a concert by the College mystery w riters become en­ Show Richard Baber. Premiere. 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Overblown meaning and first m om ent, a s c a m e ra s importance for a unique case. And wrenching, divisive na­ lingered over the blood-fouled walkway that Ju n e morning. tional debate about Justice, rac­ America waa united — and ism and the cult of celebrity with divided — In epic television scant reason and dubious result, others conclude. voyeurism. Because It la. after all. televi­ We ogled the killing ground of Nicole Brown Sim pson and sion — with the sheer and Ronald Goldman. Gaped at the shared drama that Implies. "It's very Interesting theater." sight of a handcuffed O.J. Simpson. Monitored the funerals says sociologist Todd Ottlln, who and the freeway chase Jamboree. teaches at the University of California. Berkeley, and New And the trial, the trial, the trial. T h en , a fte r o n l y a few York University. "It's a cliche, but a true one. breathtaking hours, the verdict: that Americans don't have very Innocent and free. It all could have added up to much common experience or TV's finest hour, and maybe It shared cultural symbols. A lot of did. The medium delivered the what we do have, over the last goods —entertainment — with a 30 or 40 years, are these media veneer of significance to make us events, these shared spectacles. "Whether It was the Armythink It was lime well-spent. Newscasts, newsmagazines, McCarthy hearings in the '50s or even entertainment shows gave the Watergate hearings In the over their hearts and airtime to '70s... or this." GitUn says. "TV has created a kind of the tale of tarnished glory and death that became pre­ village square more clearly In this case than In any other." eminent soap opera. We claimed to atop caring concludes sociologist Frank along the way, victims of O.J. Lechner of Emory University In overload. But we didn't stop Atlanta. “Because of media at­ watching. And what did it gel tention. It's become a kind of us? C8*s Trial. 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BOO. 10:30, 12:40; Sun: 12:30. 1:20.3:30,5:30,7:40,1000 Show Girls (NC-17) Prl-Thur 3 :0 5 . 5 :3 0 , 8:00. 10:30: Mon T h u r 2:30. 5:30. BOO, 1:15,3:45,7:00,045 • U n ite d A rtist M artas a t 10:30 Dead Presidents (R) Prt: M ark et Plaaa, comer of Saxon 100. 4 0 0 . 700. IOOO. 12:35; Btvd. and Enterprise Rd.. Or­ Sat: 10.30. 1:00. 400. 700. ange City, Tel: (904) 775-1700 Steal Big. Steal Little (PO-13) 10.00. 12:40 Sun: 100. 40 0 . 7:00. 10.00 Mon-Thur: 1:55. Prt-Thur: 1:40. 4:15. 7:00. 040 4:25.,700, IOOO Halloween 6 (R) Prl-Thur: •L a k e Mary Centre 6. 3851 Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary. 1:45.3:45.5:45,7:40.045 A W alk In the C lo u d a Tel: 333-9542: An American Quilt (PO-13) (PO-13) Prl-Thur: 1:30. 3:35. Prt-Thur: 2:10. 4:45. 7:20, 5:40.7:45.050 Last of the Dog Men (PG) 9:50 A ngui (PO-13) Prt-Thur: Prt-Thur: 1:30. 4:10. 7:10. 030 2:40,5:00 Seven (R) Fri-Thur: 1:35. Apollo 13 (PO) Fri-Thur: 4:00.7:06.030 2 0 0 .5 0 0 .8 :0 0 Dead Presidents (R| FriAssassins (R) Prt-Thur: 1:30. Thur: 1:50.4:25,7:25.9:45 4:15.700,9:45 Assassins (R) Fri-Thur: 1:40. Steal Big. Steal Little (PO-13) Prt-Thur: 1:45. 4:20. 7:00. 4:20.7:15.1000 How to Make An American 9:40 Seven (R) Prt-Thur: 1:50. Quilt (PO-13) Fri-Thur: 1:55. 4:20.7:00.9:40 _______ 4:20.7:15.035 T ria l randal In the village. It plays te same kind of role a scandal ould have played In a small immunity, but 01s time It’a layed out for the nation at rgc." Played out on a medium that tn be deceptive, cautions Uniersity of Redlands Professor beryl Rickabaugh. who studies le psychology of mass media. "When people watch TV. they el U's real." she soya. "They on't realise the camera Is elding their focus of attention, hey aren't getting the whole ory." The Simpson tags has been played out on what serves as the major source of news for most Americans. 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ISANPOGG in . apt-, wMnct. pati4lg.rma.Fpk.tdW1Mi feW O O G BIN I S/l, w/dkl. gargpa. mm m i , v n n m IL A R I RMRY V I A 1 (Mry. w/talt. paai. na pata. nan■makSfe. N KEIUW V M M EXP. WITH FDLLOWItaD AtaaNAILTEOtNKIAN P IN 1 C R B ST SCI TRtCT. V I. Nta r r r r ~ “ • * T _________ IANPORD Htatarta P t 4 taM '^ m W tP .V I.S M V M JM E A N Wh y i i t m i... w t i ii i CAN OWN? Thta IMS saw 1 kdrm.. Ita bath kamat BMb Cerperf. utility rm.< baft tread back yatdt OMy M i dawn 4 I M a mwdklCaR at-iiiM m . CARPETX DRAFCX A/C trash paint, large llulag V X C / M .B ____ i B E T M E T f yau cm awn. Edg S . hams. wtM CHA. ngw paint B caraatl A HUO hamaat Tka i. t » Ii-P taraW y B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S A L P lA M 1 Camatary tats, sida ky aids. HAtaidCh.......... MF-BS-WS 1C IR K TA R T LO TX M Oardan at Oawttan. DARLAWW MR- Thai said safe la .la aaltaly Ma terms al this at iMcvften. I I . ItMnaar, r .i r B .lt . Octobers. tXwtm Mo seta m O d a b a rH a a , NO TICI REOARDINO T N I A M I RICANS WITH 04SABI LI T IB I ACT OP IWb. PVRSONS WITH A DISABILITY N f I D ino i f c c i a l ACCoaaaaooATIONS T O PART 1CIP A T I IN TUB PROC8BDINQS SHOULD CONTACT TNB BNPORCBA BLB WRITS SBCTION OF TNB -CIVIL O IV IS IO N A T TMB SHERIFF'S O FtICfl. 1SMVTM STREET. SANFORD. FLOPIDA. A T LRAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR T O THE PROCEED I NOS IMF) S B N R TOO I4W) DEH-iaa IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. I ll ANO FOR FLORIDA n a ttts a tC A -w B CAROLYN P. STENSTRONL T R U S T !!. HEATHROW TOWN C IN T IR ASSOCIATES LIMITED, a F R .............. H O T K I OF SALE N O TIC I IS H IR IB V OIVEN that pursuant la Summary Judgment af Farailaaura aw tarsd In Ma casa al CAROLYN P. STINSTRONL TRUSTEE. P la ln lltf. at H E A TH R O W TOWN C IN T E R ASSOCIATES L IM IT !D . a Panda Umltad Farinaran Ip. Oatandanl. In Ma CirewN Caurt. In and tar Sami nata Caunty. FlarM asisaaCA-u-B. Ma Clark w in tall al pubtk aala la Ms Mgpiiet and kasl feMdar tar cadi at Rtasl Rant daar at Ma l amlnata Caunty CttHkauat. N l N. Park Avenue. Santard. l aminala Caunty. Ftorldk. al Ma Naur at 11:M am . an Ma MM day at OctaBar. A 0. i m Mat prapartyaWuataand nlnata Caunty. y. FNrCartaM raal property located and situate In lamlnata Caunty. Flarlda. and mars partkutorty daaerMad aa toltowa. to-wit: That pan at Ms SsuM to al Ssctlsn 11. TawnaMp It South. Ranpa sa Baal. Samlnala Caunty. Ftartde. lyinp Baal al Ma Santard Grant Una and WIM M ItT^NSIOM nWNMf 4 L E U : Dogfewlng al a paint 11.1 chains watt al Ms SB earnar at said Saettan II. nm N aria’ W parsiM WIM Ma Baal Ifew at Said Saettan II. a dta tanca at II cheine. Msnea run al said Saettan 11. a distance al 17J mains. Msnea run S MW' I . M chains. Manes run Watt M1.M last ta Ma dtasl ifewal Ms S I ta at said Saettan 11. nnSPRW ■ Ifew 1XA Ctwina la Ms SauM la earner at said Saettan 11. Manes run la s t IBII SS tost to Ma paint el beginning. LESS: Ma teuMerIIfm M - j i ___* » rdw l T R i r i P N | K l n i W W lauM Ifew at said Saettan II hr Ma rlphfafway tar State Read South aa A. M A R YA N N ! MORSE C L IR K O F T H I CIRCUIT COURT Ry: Ja n s l. Jaaewk Deputy Clark FRANK C.WHIOHAM. I SQUIRE P.O. Dan a a Santard. FL a m aso PuMiah: September it 4 Otto kart. Idas OEM MS N O TICI OP PUBLIC AUCTION Notlea is hsraky given: Sami note Wrackar Service will tail at Pufeile Auction tar selvae* tar cash on demand la highest ruble We OCT. 14 t«W ■ C M IV MALIBU Vfe*f IT ISJAB422S21 II P L Y . ACCLAIM Vint I PIJtJLSSKTMF 144027 The auction will fee Said at II M p m. an Ms said Salas above Al Samlnats Wrackar Sarvlcs Btd S. Myrtle Ava.. Santard. FL n m Praapdettva bidaws may Inspect vehicles ana hour prtar to solo Terms are cash ce rtifie d lunds. Seminole Wrackar reserves Mo rl|M to accapt or reject any and all PuMiah October 4 tats O E I-H •BW7-F ACT N0W1 AVON! 1-MB741AVON Tuesday Mtu Friday I t tarns Tka Day I ■unsay 11 Itaan Fit*. ADJUSTMENTS AMO CREOfTS:lnmomrenl Nani Ma Eardard HtrMdadikataapaaaMta tat Malmtt andaatytadwantaMalMsaaaimMMl yaw ad ta n In SambSe^CeurJfe^ aI will ai 11:1 aay al OcMfear A O i m altar tar aala ana tall la Ma Mgtwst b id * . K M CAIN IM NANO AMO t U B J IC T TO ANY ANO ALL IX IS TIN O LIENS. al Ma Irani (West) Otar, al Ma ttapa. al Ma l amlnata Camay CourtIn - - - - - i n d e r lAMPORGi GwgHas 1/1. aak tla o rs , _rsrnadm «d_kltj_ ACRYUC APP1KATONB ■ T M M f lll/ N r . , aiaNtm «•. i L. Banker and Jaaalta L. wMcfi id f f' MM Writ at Eaecutton was la ma aa Warm a< Camay. FtartK ana I a levied upon an Ma rtapt. i ana imprest a* Ma deJeni In Ma tettaatag dwcrHsd O M K in W M X iiiiii ALONE? R I S P IC Y ED dating t tn i a ii A GGALIT T ®C^88i "O fJS & tL CHILDCARE NS MY FOR SAL11 SM B WkSa. Pt. Dattuaradta yam tat. MMF1L Ltqal Nolle— SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS ROAD CONSTRUCTION NOME TTFISTS. PC se e n pratarrad. ceramic Back- I S S L ? k . CM LB CARS, la Me Nam a o aBATX MIGHTS. ■ W 1W ERBLRH RL SILK SCHEMER H O I H H tal-taWWtaBW CNILBCAAE M Hal. Ceil itaPlifsssx 1st. BUTS «4F 4 yrs. sap. N r praa ra ts iv a W. B. bT 1 b . w ii b Autaaka SBap at Nap lag NlddSfdBL Pm :M 1-4t»l WATSON M A L T Y , Lake Mary “ t a r n .................... SPECIAL ja U f $150 Security Deposit Far h^w read i n l i d la SatSk CSUVlfy l^8ft86C9 RBF.NH*S?gr SW-BB4 MARTA'S BAYCARE. ■tael ProlchaatlW rogulrod/caM Cowe^CsT BAHR TIL L E R T R A IN !■ TOSMSKrltaap. FaRB Part Mas. saaaaaaaaaaaaal “ I * * M 1 8 N M U * * EXT. tall, ta te/mfet. Mum fca ta. Tamk tana naadad. Ears M « « « (Staid bail) s « « 1UCX D tfn R truck. P A IT TUBE, na talas, na — ■ — B ■ M M B B tia g L 31- Fraa tat tan. Faa AIRLHM CREWIattS/Nr. IN T N I SANFORD AREA. Ipr eapartoncad M 91— A fG rtW B N tS / JO t t H 9 7 )S 7 M N 7 H i ,iiiiim eftks. part tfena S I days a WHiu CnN l|p fyrNvr VHliNv Monday Friday, tarn Ipm. I N B M E ^ ^ ^ ^ AAATUBB F BMALE M’ s ta Mpaoad dvptaa w M We make renting a K it HAS 1 7 -A c t M t t M H I T AM FT. taafea BaaN BaM 4 Tackle MctadsBI uansW y.sifFuH dayi .......... M.1I. MOFIE/EOE/ADdL ★ ROHMtlK* A IR C O N G tTM N IG Clean. AGENCY SEEKING I X P . "la wad at COOKSIII" tarred but nsI ragulred. aCM): SW M17TU. i n sdL Pay a a B tY O tK IS W a a Caraarst 1/4 ItH CAEEBIYEI. salary pkwrsamB 7:BT:1SPM.0M4V IN THE E tD trTE IN TH lU O K IA L CIRCUIT FLORIDA PAOIATR DIVISION CASI NO.: ta-SFS-CP IN RE: Thslstsaaat DAVID L E I CLUOSTON B cadi par hr. PT.Cail H O TK I OF ADMINISTRATIO N The administration al Ma a a td lk a f D A V I D L I E CLUBSTON. deceased. File Numker 0M7SCP. ta pandbtg In Ma CfecwM Caurt tar Samlnala Caunty. Flarlda. Prsbata Dtvf ston. Ma addrsas at which ta Pad Ottlea Drawer C. Ftarlda B H l. The at Ms Capitol Security Ins. Hama Call M Up M with goad cammunlcatlan skills. Malar bsnaflts. MIX. Salary during 8HM INTERVIEWERS NU+ttfM Ifclft 1 S-ParkDrtva. Nights B Wait m il, as krs.. caRMaa-Frl............. ttoSSld C IO Must have aw- A FL driver ik. Call tar apei. HA nag joaigjOBitJogg Narrail tervkss -NSw Hiring I W IP H W E ia A Q A , Never a Feel LARGE BDGRLi V I NOME. Prlygta balk. raspaU bla atatg. MeL Nail Ml RNF. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, ratrtaor star, mk rawava. CaNr TV. maidsarvka.. PRIVATE NOME. leges, maturs, mala pretarrad. Bel Dsa.MtdHL S A N F O R D . I Rsammalas waataG full house privileges. X X A/C sn/Wh. g ill Dap. :MMM4 SNARING POOL WOE CONOd ■ 1 Bdrm., t URL near mall. ItTVwk. turn. r m JM SINGLE B I D CAMPIR an river, at Marina, Mi wk. pays ALLI: W — A p trtfM N to On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartm ent Homes! 1 8 0 0 W . 2 8 th S t r o o t * S a n f o r d 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 • a m t! HOURS: Moil • F it * 3 0 •8 3 0 I ly JtagdtaOssdan Mapww MaiagpaaM Our 4 year aid resulted ta Itta wlM Mia caurt. WITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICB: (I) ail claims agefewt Ma aetata and |i) any aS|ec1tan ky an IntersUsd perten ta whim Mis natlca w a s m a ile d that chaitangM Ma validity at Ma will. Ma guailttcattana at Ma ar lurtadkttan at Ma caurt. ALL CLAIMS ANO O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARBED. PuMlealtan at Mis Mattes has kapun an Octakar am. ta*$. Perswiai Roerssontottvo . Bannla I. Clupstan US Psrtland Circle Aaaaka. Ftarlda H IM WILLIAM H. MORRISON. ISOUIRK iTNSeuMU.X Highway 17 f l Fam Fark, Ftarlda a n d Nphene: M 7/uai04 Anwiwy Hr Parssnal Raprasantatlya PuWith: Octakar4 IX lass d e i ta IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I M TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIM ! N O LIC O U N TY , FLORIDA CASSNQ.tatlMCA-1+R FEDERALHOdAI LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a naltanal banking srganliattan organised and sslstlng under Ms laos at Me United Stataa at America. Plaint!tt vs. ALWVNJ. MORGAN, etui, at el.. N O TIC I OF SA LI PURSUANT TO CN A PTER N Natlca Is given Mat pursuant to a Final Judgment dated November 17. I«M In Casa No. m i l l CA 14-K at Ma Circuit Caurt at the llth Judicial Circuit. In and tar Sembwie Caunty. Ftarlda. In which F I D ERAL HOME LOAN MOAT GAGE CORPORATION Is Ms p la intiff and A L W Y N J M O R G A N and A U L D A MORGAN are Ma defendants, will tall to Ma highest and fees! blddsr tar cash at B l North Park Avenue. Santard. Florida, at 11:00 am on Octakar list IM . Ma following doecrl prgporty tot forth In Mo orOtr of final ludgmont: lot 1SS. Mandarin Sactlon Eight, according to Mo put ttwreof oa rocordad In Ptat Soak 17. Paget SI and SX Public Records at Seminole Caunty Ftarlda. DATED Mis lnd day of Octo bar. i m MARYANNE MORSE. Clark o<Circuit Court By J u ra t Jetewlc Deputy Clark 6AMMAN AND GIUNTA P O. Boa It*. PompanoBaech. FloridaDOtl Publish Octobers. IX l«tt DEI 41 Ffetd aid why afaurt network marketing anca* Saa t h y aur pn aa revolutionary and Big-Tima Pr*. WS will ha Ma talk at Me Industry hi the neat 1years. TNt business can work In daveara. C T IS47 Full Itma B part time kata at paurmat sendolth Mae In SamMata Teams CantarMail. Csuntar 4 lead prop. Apply hi :P I1l Must have asp- 4 FL driver Ik. Call tar w p *. HP-leap □ □ u M c a m iD D ★ aF9U T llH w w _______ tp fM H m ._________ Full Itma. CaH Legal Notices IHTNE CIRCUIT COURT O F T H R B M M T IIR T N JV O KIA L CIRCUIT SEMINOLECOUNTY. STATEOP FLONIDA Casatae-apatPCA-ta-g BEHIPALJURISDICTION KISIAK NATIONAL DANK. PlalntHt. CHARLES A. L IW IX at u«, fetal.. MEW SANFORD LOCATION H 7 -U 3 4 9 M STRUCR Ortvars COL Oaaa ! aTRWBBTICNNKIANB STRUM PROD WOHXBBS CRUISE LINE OPR NIN M SALARY TO N I MB Par Vaar Cabin ctaanars. dackhanda Security 4 maintananca. Hfetag Newt AAEM Til NOTICE OP F0RICLO4URR SALR BY CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT Natlca ta hereby given that Ma unawfepned Maryanns Mans, dark al Mo Circuit Caurt at SEMINOLE County. Ftarlda. will, an Ma MM day at Octakar. IM . at li as am ., at Ma Waal Front daar at Ma SEMINOLE Caunty Courthouse, in the City at Santard. Ftarlda. attar tar tait snd tail at public outcry ta cash, the following described property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, to wit: LOT IS. SUNRISE. U N IT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE FL A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN FL A T BOOK It. FADES 71 ANO 7X PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA, pursuant ta Ma final Sscraa at Nrsctaauro entered In a cast pending in said Court. Ma style ai which la: K IS LA K N A ­ TIONAL BANK. vs. CHARLES A LIW IX at us., at al. Parians aHM a SHability who ta partklaaSa In Mia pracaading thauM contact ADA Coardlnatar at HI N. Park Avenue. Suita N. Ml. Santard. Ftarlda 72771 at toast five days prtar ta Ma preceedln#. TStephana: Ia07) 22} CM ait. #4227: I aapfeSS 177II TOO I. or I (IM ) m a m (VI. via Ftarlda Raiay Sarvlcs. WITNESS my hand and attklal teal at said Caurt this 22nd sAmm ^ COUBIIR DRIVER tel Full 4 part tfena. will train. 4GEM1 saga (SEAL) Honorable Mary anno Morse Clark at Ma Circuit Court ■y. Jana E. Jaaowk Deputy Clark LAW OFF ICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Post Oil lea Boa 2747 Tampa. F lor Ida 77001 Publish September 20 4 Octo bsrS.lftS DEHISS 1 L0C6NM 1 Far pickup 4 da 11vary in Central and SduM Flarlda. Will aka work an leading Sack, must have Claes A COL. and clean driving record. Must Is akie toweek a HasNta LPN FULLTIME FOSITION Jrd shift. 7pm. ta Item, ttlN r wlmki: r . M M. Mary 17m. Drug Fn D E L IV E R Y M I V C R 1-1 years mill 4 lathe A f f iY IN fCtSQ R : M U TY M n O P A tn ms «s t 27h r mart Into. EO fla l 4 FLOWER DESIGN PREP NOLIOAV POSITIONS tgjgtaUart. SANFORD FLOWRN SHOP MR B. COMMERCIAL M. OMCOURSE REQUIRED Lakavtaw ttarslag Cantor ttt East md St., Santard. OR IVIES Non I NO taper tanca nocastary, IM K + . Tra in locally. 1-tW-TM-ma________ livery + other nursery leaks Musi have clean drivers Ik. BRANCHING OUT N UB SIBV ________ M2 771 1727_________ DRYCLEANER l silk 4 wool prs ■ear. >days s weak, sic pay. I m x M 2 9541. CLASS I . n i U T I I I L S*7 722-tl7X EASY MONEY FT OB FT. tatting *pf. tar new attraction: Can tt» ivw . ELECTRICIAN ■ XF. JOURNEYMAN 4 Helpers ________ GTAjaasaa________ IIC N A N O I F T Asslltancs COUNT sn rant on a 1 bdrm house PraSar ratlraa MI47S7 marts are subject ta Ma Federal Fair Housing Act. which makes It Illegal ta advertise any preference. lim­ itation ar dlscrlmlnatlan NICELY FUBAIM ED aftcy. utilities included. Ideal tar ana parson, ctaaa ta town/mall. Laaven IIM.M HiaiUarTSfM P. n — A a a rtH M U n fv m to M / MECHMIC Must have asp- PLUS sip. with lawn sguip- Call far appt 4S7-MPMSa ■MOLLY MAIDS* Full tlmarssldantlal cleaning. M F .4 X Unitarmad-Will Train. NSW L O C A T W M i ^ ^ ^ H •STARTIMFORARIRX IN C MOFSSa a a a aSW-MT-bWF PIRMAMEHT PART-TIME Will Train Call lor Appt. COMMERCIAL LINEN Barries a aSIf-MHiai a a Featuring 1 Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 321-7303 733 Secret Harbor lane Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary BJvd., on Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 •Sat 10 •5 Sunday Hours Posted Nka RaiiSsntst Call ahaut ear SFECIAUII _________ M»MN________ R RENT, historic APT. i laniard, carriage apt. upstairs. Clean l/ t. window A/C. seen . Included. Oeed neighbors. Adults UM/mdnth. t IJjg/dap. 157-MO ar gif IMS._________ FREE FIRST MOttTKI RENT. ISM Dap. mavas In. 1/1. WinSar lartapL MMB7L M S T K O T tllU C IO Ffeawc?! wCk e u ST, CROIX ...in APTS**tFlCIAL**FOOL •WASHER/ORYIR HOOKUP FREE BASIC CABLELake Ada I Bdrm... Mta/ma. 1 Bdrm.. UTVmo. and up. 323*71 Improve Your View! at Sailpointe LAM7ORG 1711 Ftaa Ava., l/t, Otk/manM w bl weakly, plus security dm. t h a n _______ SANFORD A R IL LARGE V I . goad area, range A rsfrlgg H M m j^ a c W H L 1 BEDROOM. 1 BATH. Apt. evgllabie IB/S/PS. C/HA. itatfeakta wash/dryer, all kit.. «ppll M21/men 7721*11 t •t •* PORTER f MtT TH K : M M M U l Temporary position, aval IwaiW UM/Hr 222 tall m -SOBOL T U O C I A AMt FasRtaa. Morning hrs. tar Syr. tld class, la p haiptui. First tapth ~ ' iCaatar. Tis-silL Must have rsiiabla dally tranapsrtattan. ---------- 11 IX P . ONLY. Nsssperfence necessary. Call tar seal: MPSStl. IICURITV OFFICERS Nfesdtd 1pm tali pm HUH Free unllsrmt 4 banallls svsilsbfeivacation pay. Call N7SSSWWerSSAI43S. IIC U R ITT OFFICER JOG Training- feast 4 Unarmed ■realty 4 hsaactataa MS TOSS 4 t9* R s fitils ALTAJMOMTI IFR IN G L RV O W N IR . owner financing availaNia tall ar lease option. OAR HARBOUR. 1 bdrm.. 2 5 iwty curlty gala, ski 1a M4MBI4SSS7I22. 183-Houses Available on Lake Monroe Great 1 & 2 B ed ro o m Apts. With Super V iew s UnfurwHIwd/ Hut ALTMKMTC FOR 1ALI0R R IN TII Owner Finance11/1 spilt plan, largo living rm. w/tplc.. carport, starapt rm. 4 1 car garage, tut month, ni-iasa afepagsNiTMX____________ B I N I V G I ACRIL 1/2. O U T B U IL D IN G S . H O R S E S OKAY. SMI 271«73*.________ C dU N t» 322-1051 vr i m h iix iio i V■v* w �1*7—M/oM MateaI f 1*5—DvptexTriftex/Rowt I I I 1/S, AN «W M M Nw fWtlNMlSMI. OFFICE a StoraaA aMsq n. a I^ M V n a jg lO A L I MM BRIN 0 W 1M and/or with eluded. Owner Nnonclng ovollaBto. Down paymant riqvlrad. SANFORD araa. ~ou _g h a , u n /* m . a i liS-M teusW oT "Ri5*». t/t. c /h a , quip.. ML, HmMb •m-.mm— m c i i n . c /h a . nit. >lUM hp fiw ii y fp v tf Tf7=M*Mte j/l > A c m 1*1-i / For Sale > fiO r- \nriSV aui!ir’*n. Sanford H*nfd, Sanford, Florida - Frtdar, Oetobar 8, H O P P IC l-W A N tH O U W , tram MW'I l III- llt t t q ft . F tlM I f u t m . t m m at m a a o m Lk. Mary NO. M SantorA SANFONR omca a m MM tq. ft. M U M * total, UM tq. tt.paratlkaunB.ttl-IStt s ta in m e t a v a i l a b l e . ISM Santoro A v q .M S + H F f. o n / m o t . Aewt: m t m . VACCUUM C L EA N ER , now KIRBY, never uead. MM: to STS: yoke man baa :ttT7ia«. WASNCB, MS: LIFT CHAIN. 143—1 Waterfront OTtorlFtoamcaR. HOSELC -MlMM snt OTt» MLaBatHBi IWMAMF-! 147— I p * T R U E /to lo S I B I A U I N , P I S S . IB B Aalamallc with holstar. 117-Commorctel LT-Ta SPA/NOT TU B i > PERSON H o s t e ls NV, Equipment. Fenced A iM M M m -v a w. Car* 1 iiXT.™.. I Si IMMACULATE DUPLEX. V t each unit I CHA. sN appft., ggmUBMUfc 111/ i f f O R D . - . n t f HO'.'f s , [ f . T o C E ■ FT- , P [ h ' [ S mJ 4 . l . ' . J i SHISTANO -> Osar V A befunbssnnn" ^ ■ B ot *• l ft FraaOT»yyT-.;...ato-g^tMs Mad-...... SMB BABB BBLTA BA VA A/C. M l : o spot leafy ot OTOT-Mysf FSN. ALMOST M W , Ban csrd racks. light* « m T F R tl* cul o a SAC Mint 1/1. MlH.rrAaOTaei.MajM f*l*R*E«C* T* 0 •R •Y S R T IH IM Y O C T. 7t)i Mam. TOI am. i v , oaf. n a - m m p o t if Mrirttoll: IMMM w a o F ia t in M unique features: Viatapa ssrsv u IAT.dMW.Haai * 141— H e m e t e a r la t e M *' **■"' . AC *. SAMPOBD. M . FAMILY C/NA. acre*. 4MB i s It. 4 bdrm, 1 bam*. 1 kitchen*. Owner 11nanttas- SM4.WA..... J N l i e vow L o s m e v o u a M O U SIf Perhaps we can hetp. can M a i smear. 1/1 i i /v . u'tf <i m i/ i //•./ al E s t a t e , in c *b u i l b i n o l o t date ia ■iio t . is. k •t.f A c aIS ii In "I Osteen. (OTatf S-4 commercial w/MS ft. OT Swsios sowfos m L A a e i a u iL o m e l o t . o*tem. tt.no •f.e A c a i i s ic L U o a o du» i mlleeweyfremBeitwqyl Mf.ua. • m e t B U iLe m e l o t m LO T. Mewa., Wilton ichoal, horte* OT. only M.0M. Call Barber. Simmon* at m i n i o r J J lJ ia •SANaOBD* 100*114 Lot O C 1 cswvofl'M ready le divalop. Eicelknt It.i.nar § ■rirOT■tvaim**. milOT.!■* owner termi $299 MovesYouIn!!! Whore an Apartm ent le more than Just a Place to Live... g p s a g fo m e j HURRY* ONLYAFEWOPENINGS! 2590RIDGEWOODAVE, SANFORD, FL 3 3 0 -14 3 1 322 - 7 * * BY O W N IB . SaatorS. 1/1, newly dacaratad thru-eul. C/HA, big lancad yard, screened porcti, carport. Law SOTTi wltfi ti noticing. Off *770. BY OW NIB. Brno**. New in . te a r crag*, tart* High NT* w/owiur financing. ***177* OTMB4MI. 11 A l l . K K A I l Y HOBS! PLAY I 4 Bdrm.. I Bath horn, on avot I Acral C encrtt. blk. centtrue Ho t . COTtrai Alrt flrtplac.1 Da tachod Workthopt l e t In K Itctwn I Hug. OOTl I HOT. W I 323-5774 *•1DtSsj** Modal condltlOT. Supot clMn L A B B I lamity N m . d o t. to downtown Sanford. 1 bdrm.. 1 bath, living, family A PI rm. Big bK k yard A moral Only SIMP down A U ) l a month. Cali m a i n . Join us at... ST. JOHN B lV in . Secret. m .S Cuttam 1 1Wry Dock. Quiet. ti/MOT......... aw itf rna-. ST ART I B N O M I. In Sanland Estate* w/paai. 1 bdrm, I K otMi wwrvrpic.* flnlr Im win. ip. Ui w . fanrait ilbu, many a a t r a a . 141,I f f iR 0 1 V U j ] | l Luxurlout home on 1 + acre*. Matter t.lta with sard*, lecvtil. I car gwaga. t a n tain, gold flth pond. BY port. 1I*1S‘ workthop. Okay lor hortM...... OtWradOTSIIMM. Barbra U snnsot m i n * Call Bart Reel Ittat* m -rm *'‘"'oin&tothe 'country' isn’t asfar^ REAL ESTATE, INC. [We’re a tittle bard to find,] but you’ll be glad you did! 322-74M DCLTONA V T (pill plan, fami­ ly room.......................( 0.000 w . Maik lOTnki r m Hot t n -n a i LUCEAPTS. KXCHANOB OR SCLL yw r praporty lec.tad mywtwr.1 IM V g S TO R S R g A L TV m -H U HIDOCR IM IS 117 LAOUNA COURT V I , Garagt. C/HA Now root, car pot and point Q UALIFI ( D Financing av*d. M l JOT.......... M i d i 1 X T. t!4. *RIV!RFIONT MOftKTT Cutlom 1 bedroom. 1 both homo, on I ocr*. with all Ih. • itro t....................... H » AMI Coll: Barkoro SlmmaM 3 3 0 -5 2 0 4 REAL ESTATE. INC. 322-74*14 3221721 I n . ABOUT MOVING COSTS? 2B drm . 2 Both E A NO SWEAT 9 » $300 OFF 3Bdrm. 11/2Bath TownHome L T Y , I N C , iM tiu m o m a i Ttw*. 1/1 unit* ot. undOT M* OT tram wl unit bMttlng eat-In kit., mold, util., nice tltad raamtl ..... ................. .......... j n j M I HFOMMMf PMIH0MI1 1 B d rm ., I bath, l i vi ng roem/dtntng raam camba. ail appllanca*. a tlaM pmil Thl* I* * octet (tartar or vacation homo I..........................US.000I 321-2721•322-2421 IME MMV • SMFM0 W IS T SANFORD arao. Small 1/1 weed frame houte with largo work thed, large from and largo tancod yard. Atklng B U N O j l M M S _______ WHY R IN TT Bottw than now. 1/1. with AC. Ig. yard, good eras, now root, corptt win­ dow!, plumbing, kltchan. l i t , 100. Eat y qualifying. Parmont* undOT lags mon. K iiiim i a i;i h i: y i ; i *i*» 11 *,•$ / i i *. f ir.v.nrrt 4 cyt. r n t CABIUAC Sedan Oo VWp Spring Idltton. OB. rad., A T T B N T IO N 7 T a d 7 ^ Ik g *■---- t ■RMpOTB In Sept I A m T 15»-Real Estate Wanted BUY ISM o LEASSne o n e w t s PLUMS or LEASBM __ You erg mltoa. to vwry good M w lS M M O O O M Tftr^ 1 '» » jr .f « c O T d._aft > M l KINM ORI DRYBB candNtan. sns .m . itm a? H1-S41A____________________ S M A TTB B U IFIrm l IS In. X 14 In. ONLY * hot. M il OraOT Cart Naw radtotor. gas " y Bba tot. In .Radyrvat. 213PUBLIC A N C TM M EV E N Y FRIBAY ASA AwaStOT Btoat i ii i II 11 WTBM UN M t e t e m ■artol dto cams to vaol COTt THIS WEEK S S a f e ... ......-HH1HFY BMB ITBP TNM M ^ Ttaws M B JOT Mamtod B BOT. m M1 I m Si1 BIG SALE SAT. OCT. 7th 3*7PIMML1-12 A. J. Letting T ra o d t r A Stiragf Camgany l« dating butlnau after IS years. TNal O F F IC E A M A BIH O U SE aquipmanl being sold. All Mm m are nurbad Sot taN. i doth*, filing cOTInatv beak cats, typewriter, Hiturn. assortad chain. warahovM contantv hand-truck*, daliy'v raMurr-Mm owsm . ALL I T E M MUST 0& N A TIV ITY CHURCH ttUN.CN.41T. Lake Mery Friday AS; SAT. PI. ESTATE SALE. Ovtadt, canwr el 41* B 414. FBI . tf/4. lOem lpm. SAT. 10/7, Sam 1pm Antigua* -t 740-1171 FRI. A SAT. g-t pm. U I Bridge Or./Groanway Bhtd. Graanwcod Lake*. I-Family. FBIDAY B SAT. 1 Antlfw Computer, town tractor, Horn*, hardware A homohold item* m a i FRIDAYOMY*-2gu NOW. Airport Btvd. AI ROTataaawca Apt- craft rm„ lrdfloor.noparty bird*. Call m your garago tot* *d by 11 noon on Tuetdey end toko advantage at our tpadal garagt tola ad prtaall Coll CioMlflod now lor ditellil 322-2111 122MBCISMCIKIC FRIDAY B SAT. Oct. VT. A t. All kinds OT duff, OTd B now. Something tor avsryano. Corner OT Lourat Avo /nh St. FBIDAY m B SAT. TOT. H t«n MMaataS lasg/Cryttal Crook. TV's, lawn mower. ■ II H| IF Iblas, Nalls, O latsw ora, ■atfftlM S^^w mmwUgp mlo ite tM ■ ■ a i fr“ '■ a# PVO* W O TO Ti. O TB T W V C N 't o a Lola M oth it MAI LEWI AUCTION ANVAMTABB / mb SCNEVY gCAUVILLE YAM 7t. I 9"*riM^gag^ M ID O L !TO N OARS. FIBST m BtvdL and 1701 SOT. » 7 . B to 1. mite. H o m s , 1st* at frl OT«-OTOTllldi Wk a b a tO T a > bBotjHhMI< MTpBinif HP HMMFB P>VM Mi» food and drinks will be avail able by Mwsand,____________ /V T I RMS: Cash. AA/C. num m t FOOD YAM. IU A VA MBIB sot*, HUIT1 FAMILY Sat. a l King u . bad. ctathaa. mlK. Lack Arbor. aN Lake tlv d . 101PAIBOTAY OB. M U L T I F M IIL Y I M M R ft T M IllT f! IffS >T CHAPPARRAL SST. .SvSStML__ !! HM FOND VAIL E H cyt.. asad i Rwtai*adltHEA1 IAS Ft. w/tanl W N a.XlM aiB =2 1 ^ Wa^ 5 t e ^ ^ COPIERS W AMTia AR I A Sim. Truck*. A.AAI t c . l.Jtaas Firtt Pr Bind Park, San..tumltors. toy*. OcSOTarT.f Am . SAT. ONLY A ll INOOOBSALB lt> UOTtad MOTS*. Pwt/SOT I paM l rad by Twtoa OoA- In Fallawthlp Hall. Intanl Oothtna A im , toy*B turn. I ll Slwrt St.. Lake Mary. Mtac. Let* OT tea IM W . YARD SALE, treadmill, teat* cor tlerao equip., voccum clottw* and much Sot. ion. ■ a m. to 1 pm . It ram >0/1* a » Laoral Ava.______________________ YABO SALE! SOT. A Son. AT. Clothe*, household Item*, mite. Old. Now A In BetweenI list S. SANFORPAV1. M U L TI F A M ILY FRI.. SAT. A SUN. Clolha* turn., beak* A mlic. MSI Palmotto Ava. It a i M f r u B o ^ J i t o J i TON ctMral untto rot* A * frw ntm *»O T7T17O TN M par ir . ItJ*BJMM r - lag ot aOTI Pay BA F jjN B a ■ O T,aqk»dlH BP +«M M B OLD B JUMN CANS/TRUCKS WAOTTiB WHI ppy CAMS B | — SSUMbto 1 OCAFE-NONEYSUCKLE, Yaltaw Fto • IK R T O d K IN LIFT tor wck OT yahlcla- M M .M ; Kiratans hoafOT, hmwiaaa sab E H N S MAKE MONEY, kacoma e t M l Eratar. write to Tha B Com­ pany, a t l Catmart If.. DeHo t a FLSPM ____________ , QUIT IMOKINB SOT day. From appravad. M % gu SgtoaNOMSM-ttOA SAVE SMS 0 OTOdSR Bt IBM COROTBL SB M EB NOT I FO, w/lats af software. Panaaank la Pin printer A computer cart. BtlA MdSMA WOT O r bast after I -SJEL IMP1 te u O T m jto llM M ft I m ~ M liv iT V 9 M II VBtedw/CNPpor* Itocaaaf. RPi lacrS- M tgucoN i-ggpsto O M i SLIDE IN CAMPR N. cab over ^SdHUAMBdUA 0TRAILER Ossa Ilk track OT van. SMOAMSOatA ttn DUOBE MOTOR NORM. to. **H cantstood. SUM. OOO. m ssatAttM Toi. M e b ite H a m a L e H t e f Sate O R iA T LOCATION. 1/1. Ig- tat. now carpal A vinyl. A/C. Ig. tcraanad porch. A more. All private-mJ8P. a i 7141. 153— A c r a e f t L o tt/ S a te APPROX. M ACBKA Richmond Ava., Clota te tha NEW m a i l , mete, fpms-1771 DELTONA AREA. II acral. homadta, horta*. caHta. term Ins or nurtory I Zanad agricul­ tural. II.to* P IR A CRI . Small down paymant w/owtwr Hnanctnf. .............***-7*7-1771 S ACRIS. OSTRIN. High and d r y . A p p r o v t d tor 1 hematite*, tis.oso. m Mi). NoHco FLORIDA STATS REQUIRES oil contractor* be roglitartd or certified To verify a tfata contractor* Meant* call 1 *0 0 141 7*40 Occupational LIcm ia* are required by the county and con bo verified by calling Ml 1110, ait. 7411 155— C o n d o m in iu m s C o -O p / S a te -----------A d d itio n s * ---------- C lo a n ln f l S o rv te o APOLLO CLEANINB SERVICE Comm./Ro* weakly, monthly or on* lima. 4071114*44 B L I T I C L E A N Prtfattlanal Mold Sve. tor your homo. CaH ttt-4711 THE HAMPTON Haatabaapar* Lie.. Banded. In*. Satisfac­ tion Guaranteed.........tat-tsat IB -N E W R E M O O IL R IF A IR Vinyl Siding. Painting. Doer*. Carpentry, Concrete. m a s t t -A Q . Robot. cBtsttm t o n e ro te CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Baal. 1 Man Qualify Opera Horn u t i n s a .......... a ie au . A ir qy3^^WVl^VfVl y-gj NEW 1-TON i tO N C/ BRAND NBW C/NA cond. Intteltad In ailtllng cm tral hoot lyttam. Stt* OS + In Installed S yr* warranlry Call. M IK E tPO-tOtoll E te c trte o l MASTER BLECTRICIAil Repair-oddIIIon, comm/rat. Lk. Int.tE ROOOIlfl.... Ml 447S A LTA M O N TI SPRINBS. BY O W N IB , owner financing available. Sail or laaM option. OAK HARBOUR. 1 bdrm.. 1.S bath*, large fownhouta. newly redicoratad. appliance*, w curlfy gala, ikl lake. tft.ND. WAiMi Aaaa-7111._________ NORTHLAXB. 1/1. Uptfalrt. fplc. A t t a i n a b l e , non­ qualifying mtg SHOO down gift you Inti H U M 157— Mobil# H o m e s / S a te OVI E DO: P A L M V A L L E Y Adult Mobile homo pork. 1/1. family room, w/wal bar, workihap. tcreenod In porch. SI7K OBO. Call collect: •14 t i t I t l l A night*: m a t m i _______________ SUFCRKW 2 4 - 4 3 3 4 Mon.Tri. 9*6; Sat 10-5* Sun. 12*5 rs: J Bdrm.. 1.1 both, largo utility room, groat cotwot tat, in . corpat*. tit.»ss. ataaafi. 14* as it usedto be.. $200 OFF R - D I BABY CoOTtry C*po Cad rtJH TR Y bath, handy men'* sgoclal. MUST I I MOV 1 01 SUM. •OTf-MaMIf. 1 BOOM., EBAROOILIBl Not bath B kit., tern, porch I SMS SW month.! a •«< tp e tn e and Seely, ostrs In SWOT 10-1777. M IT AMO SELL u*sd Surntlura B sh Hr m l Hi •hop r a l l n l t h l n g avail . L A t n r t M B B T . ----------SET, BrayMM teblo w/a chairs, 1 aitra Cali main. SPACIOUS I BOOM. } bath. brick. 4 mlngtaa tram l-arg ngw Oaltana emit, calling lam. ceramic tile, new carpal, lg tamily raam. scraao parch, cargart and garagt. tvnead back yard. MUST S i l l Laaw aptlan ar t a l l Stf.fSO, appr.itad at ITTJM. taller STENSTR0 M REAL ESTATE. INC s/u ’» AS FONTtAC sag. acyl RSHtBLB BED. motel trams. a a U R I NCMta a 1 BOTm., tv* bath hwna, wtth cargart. utility raam. hug. tr u e back yard. Only I t m dawnt SMS a JUm/WP Re In V I . lancad back yardl A/C. utility raam, w ill nag. t i l l / m a n . Sail lar t — “ .................jn -M M IANPOBD LOB NOMI ot I I *A « F t I aI *4 Y I 6 i A .»f 157— M s M t e Hemet/Sate 1OT1 a m Carna, lot wlth^abundant u m n b I mrS COUNTRY ESTATE. an o t I f •COT, ra W N A#rl. SOT.-Sec. m . IM&SEA NANOTMAN SPICIALI V I. OT ever inacra.Mt.IM. D I A D IN D . Cul Da Sac. graonbelt, 1/1 lancad. SS&fto ASSUME NO O U A L IF V . Ftnecretf 1/1, lane*. carport. s p .m a acyt, S M O BIL! HOMIS INC Na n i In Carrlag* Cava Choote from S. i r wldt* *11 1/1, C/HA. *oma with otfwr aitro*. sifts oo 1/1 DooMewldo C/HA: SI4J40. All the above ora caih price NO Reasonable Otter* Ratwiad. POSSIBLE FINANCINO *S7 H I 4474OT 1*1 7*14 C o rp o t/lw s to lto tte n * C A E P E T-M IL L Ol t ICT U | Diu*wntl F*p *m BrtPiit First OMUty. Tap Ltaa. C o rp o rTtry " CABINETS, DOORS, g m carpantry. drywall Llt/lni. D A Slater lari Ml 4*41 CARPENTER All kinds of homo repair* pointing A cwamlc tile RichardGrou 1111*71 | L o w w ir y S O Y vte o SAABY'i LAU N oS? SERVICE Will woih B Iran. Pickup A d»lIvory, tow rate* S H O T L o v m S o r v ic o AMEBICAM LAWN CARE Yard A Tree work. Hauling tool Fraaaailmoto..... t tM If l M * » o is f v MASONRY. Mow/Rgpalrtl ■rick, ttona, plat* Wk. SB yr*. asp. Fra* atl..... tta-lllf KaNb FoncB FENCES. Sarvka. latSalfaNm. Custom Design 1 Fra* E*1 Wa’raapmWkand* SteStM C tllin n F in s INSTALLATION* REPAIR MOST INSTALLATION lit. EA. Lk./Eip taf-ttt-MT* H o m o Im p r o v o N M n Y HOME IMPROVEMENTS: K il l Bath o T I I a t e Daor Carpanlry • WlndowtdHand yman Service PSmall Job* Wklcam* Call: Stt-MOS. UTUFT FreaMLRcJtoA. ttt-atn FRISSURI drive* walks A CaWtorpioNfy oSPBAVAWAY, to lit . cleaning* Vtoa/AK. tree a*l. Lk./in*............. J I M U A IC F S 0 N 4 W M M O f l l kffORDABLE Scraaob PaN* rtscraan B repairs. Proa eillmota* call........4*7 SttdMS lo s iN f c te r t / lr r t e a lt e f t auodE T im a m “ Install a Aapal rt * Pumps. fra* atl. 17yr. SOT- I4M14 hr* L o c k s m ith Slalnmetter, Saaanta* Trackloi* Sculpture*St ft Inilallad. Commercial level loop* SI tt yd........at; W I N Hom o — t lr * ALL TYPES WMMHM Bags In. Sliding gloat dtor* 7 irram PHONE Elf. gtood..... U7 7*M Wholesale to public. Local Intlallar. Vtop-AAC T T l ' l l l l Lack* l Mi SSI 1*41 T a in tin fl BAUNELL FAINT IOTA t l yr* tip Irr a U f ll Comm/ratid. carpanlry. rapalrt, daor hanplnp. ptaaSartnp. m a i l PAHS PA IN TI NOT Praaaur* clean, ipray, brwfi A rail. Papcomcail.. An*777*1*4 Pitottag. premium paint* tangla*ttaa tlnltha* Jeffrey Power ttP 0414. Ik. Am* ^ _ C t n > iw k lllo ^ iu re i^ T L n B B Y T in i Yr* t ip B*to KNrita* re medalMl*. 4*7 7*7 01IA Tro o to ru te o IC H O U T R IE SVC L k * In* -Lai Ih* Pratoaalanal* do 11." Fra* estimate*.......... » O t ll-L-l-1— ? ® j tansssTr FABR eI s itoi*i*sw y. PraT •quip- >ut» boot tat.. I him. A mil quo*. It) 17*4 A d v e r t i s e Y o u r B u s i n e s s E i v r y D a y F o r As L o i v A s $ 4 1 P e r M o n t h . Ca l l C l a s s i f i e d , i Z Z Z O l l �fir 91 *'Y"1'1" 7 I r i « ^«* M - Ssnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. O ctobf 6. f W by Chic Young BLONDIE , W if lP I Is blood pressure reading accurate? PETER GOTT, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a male, using a non-aneroid mercury age 60. and my usual blood machine or an aneroid device pressure la about 120/60. How­ that has been appropriately serv­ ■ ever. I've noticed that It varies iced and maintained. Also. If the patient checks his least In the beginning - by substantially during the day and t«w«wg simultaneous readings In even In readings taken only a own pressure, the doctor will the office. usually verify these figures at few minutes apart. How much variation Is normal? Are the praise ACROSS supermarket blood pressure de­ vices accurate, or are they the n ra n m n n ra n n n cause of the variation? 4 In one n n p n m r .i n n m rn n n • _____ DEAR READER: Moot people are surprised to learn that the 12-o u t : n n n n n n n n n n Q n blood pressure literally varies 12 A c to rn n n n n u n n n n m UUMwh from minute to minute, depen­ M n n n n m n n u n n n ding on body position, stress, 14 n n n n i n n n n n n activity, and a host of other rn n "i n m n features, many of which are □ n n m n n unknown. At times, the blood •1 n n n n n n n n H ii Inouah pressure can fluctuate widely. •2 I— m— n n n n n n n n n n n M remote pH I remember a patient In the It fto n tM S lfn m n n n n n n m n n n office who had a blood pressure 21 IfHW1 of 210/100.1 was concerned, sat n n n n n n n n n n n n 23 Bumiottvs by Art Sansom sums him down In a quiet room and n n n n n n n n n n n n told him to relax and breathe 24 Author Kurt — I C A N T KEMEABEJC. WHICH n n n n n n n n n n deeply. Within five mlnutea. his M a jb T 0 T A * C £ T 0 G 6 T pressure had fallen to 140/80. a normal muling. Evidently this patient was experiencing a stress reaction by being e x am in ed (so-called ' ‘white-coat h y p erten sio n "): once he relaxed, tils blood pre­ Cal lorAnswers•h a w » ssure readily fell to his usual, more normal range. Thus, blood ------- went for pressure variations simply re­ flect the body’s preparedness. If by Chart— H. Schulz you will, depending on circum­ m asassasa stances. » c 3 s h s 3 it o f In addition, p atien ts may make mistakes while taking their own blood pressures. Such errors often lead to heightened 44 type of OflOQt anxiety, which, of course, raises « Dm .V i the pressure even further. 47 Cry 42 On fee triny F in a lly , b lo o d p r e s s u r e m achines In su p erm ark e ts, pharmacies or malls may not be accurate. These devices use an aneroid (dial or digital display) mechanism th a t periodically needs recaltbratlon. With heavy by Howto Schnaldar use. such recaltbratlon Is seldom performed, resulting in false readings. This Is the reason that the prudent physician checks his O IM S by N€A, Inc. own patients’ blood pressures. s5 L Mt£YDOWOWN6?t\E. GOTA WONDERFULW1F t WAITING* R t t MENTHA FINE HOWE: IIOXKED ZEALAND U H A T S U rO N G , PM....T*OUWJE. M HOME. THEM WHAT!) YOUR PROBLEM' STUMPED?* M50NAMTC' FIEE. IWTHE F lR E R K t! PEANUTS rYE5. W€*HE 5TANPIH6 'O N THE M00N.ANPTMAT5] TH E EARTH u£RE LOOKING AT., BEFORE YOU 60 BACK THERE'S SOMETHING OVER MEREYOU shoulpn 't .................. ... a , _ „ EEK A MEEK HAWt SOU HEARD'7 THE GREAT AMERCAkJ HOT COG -HAMBURGER COMPETITION IS CVE« MIS5.. 3 5 )’ B y P h illip A ld a r Frenchman Joseph Marie de Malstre wrote. "The concept of number Is the obvious distinc­ tion between the beast and man. Thanks to num ber, the cry becomes song, noise acquires r h y t h m , t h e s p r i n g Is transformed Into a dance, force becomes dynamic, and outlines figures." Numbers arc Important In bridge, of course. You must watch the number of spots on each card. You must count the points and suit distributions. Declarer played particularly poorly In today's deal. After South opened two no­ trump. showing 20-22 points. North asked. "Was thal one no-trump or iwo?” Holding 18 points himself. North wanted to double-check before jumping to seven no-trump. After West led the heart 10. North confidently displayed his dummy, expecting partner to claim Immediately. There was no claim, but South played Immediately. He won the first trick In hand, cashed the dub ace and played a club to dummy’s king. East’s diamond discard was a shattering blow. After a lengthy pause. South conceded one down. "Sorry partner, but how was I to expect West to have four dubs with his heart length?” "You weren’t.” replied North, "but why commit yourself so early?" North went on to explain that South should have cashed all his spade, heart and diamond tricks before turning to clubs. South would team that West started with two spades, five hearts, two diamonds and. therefore, four dubs. This makes It easy for South to cash the ace and queen o f c l u b s b efo re finessing! dum m y's nine. When you have to guess the play In one suit, try to leave that suit until last. -------------Hfflpnr IM-M 4AKJ •Q J S *KJ4 *K •S 4 EAST AIO • I 4 4 W EST *7 2 V7 • •••752 *7 WIO » • 3 2 • >0 • *j a n SOUTH *Q 3 3 •A K 4 •aqs * A Q 10 2 Vulnerable: Both Dealer South 2 NT West Psss N u ll 7 NT East All Opening lead: v 10 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Oeol TOUR BIRTHDAY Oct. 7 .1 9 9 8 There Is a strong chance lhal a secret ambition you’ve been harboring will be attained In the year ahead. New friends and propitious clrcumsiances will help bring this about. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stay on top of Intense communica­ tions today. If you keep all channels open, you might re­ ceive some good news. Trying to patch up n broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what lo do to make the relationship work. Mall $2.75 to Matchmak­ er. c/o this newspaper. I'.O. Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Generally speaking. Lady Luck will favor you today. You could do especially well In matters pertaining to your financial af­ fairs. The bigger the better. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) You should be able lo operate Independently unlay and concentrate on several things by Laonard Starr by Jim Meddlck ANNIE ROBOTMAN* GUESS WWM?' HO HO HA COOKIN'**) *WCCHT iBTtEAKF&ST/ that are personally significant. proposal today. Hear this person out. but refrain from impulsively When you focus, you'll succeed. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. rushing to the bank to withdraw 19) You will be more effective if your life's savings. OBMIM (May 21-June 20) you maintain a low profile and stay In the background today. Sometimes It's unwise to put too Keep your finger on the pulse of much stock in snap Judgments. events, but don’t attempt to Today, however, you're a quick thinker and your initial con­ manipulate them. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) clusions might be your best. CAHCBR (June 21 Ju ly 22) Developments should work out to your liking today If you don't You can be more productive and take yourself or your Involve­ find greater enjoyment In your ments too seriously. Maintain a work today If you're involved In conscientious perspective, but creative endeavors. Find things to do that trigger your Imagina­ don't be a sourpuss. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 In tion. LBO (July 23-Aug. 22) Per­ competitive situations today, the mlds will be slightly tilled In sons who meet you for Ihe first your favor. 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FORM OF K a C N IL E Y F A C f c - r - ^ ..LOCX/LY YOU PiONT OKA*. PO TOO A*OCH - .OXAV/i* CUMAoe, rvoopv/ OAAUC OOIN'T'W SOON, /# C XI ACM votin'* 5*KH 0 WHO . WCAClNO A IN ITSMCA e x its / M h / U . .. I ..nOTH'HG. ------------------ 1 J 0 6 T A C A Y Of SA W . no* L'NUSUAt H f R t . �Sanlord Herald, santord. Florida - Friday, October 8, 1995 - 1C Museumof You Used T o G et AHAIRCUT... Now Y ou G et STYLE! Seminole County Histonj Hij . 17-92In Stnloid across from FleiWoiM 300 Buih Boulevard Sanford. Florida 32773 (407) 321-2489 OLD FASHIONED PRICES! Hair Cuts Still,. $8.00 BETTYANNE’S HAIR STYLING 110 E. FIRST ST.. HISTORIC DOWNlUWN SANFORD • (407) 322-4913 FREE SHUTTLE FROM SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE A PO PK A C IT Y PARK FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (407) 889-1741 SPONSORED BY: CITY OF APOPKA M useum O f M o rtg a g e & L e n d in g A ssoc. In c . Seminole County History SERVING YOU SINCE 1986 A Florida Licensed Correspondent Mortgage lender. 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IU I AU V M A .M » n r* « >• . M □ YES m« I *• • .'ll .o*a Oil *p i T MAvC fo #*. i u U At *»* ♦. r i m p m m w t »>44 »C • * * K* j j M S m C • I A l t I *Ml »4» » I e i H l l . f H| CAM t a | »r • • YOU OOH l? *»»«*• »0 ••»»»..» mi » •(t v e u i » I UMt St L J -il ••AM t *• 4 I C h e c k hurt* if y o u w is h to h a v e yuttr n .m m iiild u tl to E C N F in a n c ia l S o lu tio ns d a ta b a s e for a future is su e of a fin a n c ia l n e w s letter Sltouhl y o u w is h to a p p ly for a m o rtga ge or in s u ra n c e , p le a s e com plete Ih e a p p lic a tio n fo rm a n d return F A X . M A I L O R D R O P O F FI SANFORD 407*330*9090 800 S. French Ave.. Sanford 32771 537 Deltona Blvd.. Suite 103 Deltona *(407)574-4070 4016 South Nova Rd., Suits F Port OtanQe * (904) 708-4979 yt. vc» .. A • PIONEER WAVS • Iknioiiftlralkm A m it • MUSEUM • Krhiliils A I’lonrrr Dciuom trnlions C • STACK AREA • KntrrUimnrnl At C h ild ren 's Stories I) • SEMINOLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY E • c r a f t s SHOW AREAS �t C - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. O ctober 8. 1995 ' 9 5 THEME Spo n so red by th e LIVING HISTORY emtnole Xsounty S o c ie ty C o u n ty MMtstorical H ii SCHEDULE EVENTS SATURDAY - OCTOBER 7,1995 E N TER TAIN M EN T LINK! ir (North Porch Stage - under Camphor tree) Plants for sale will Include: Vegetables, Herbs Vines. Perennials. NaUve Plants and Many Other Unique and Common Plants 10:00 AM Music 11:00 Tolako Indian Dancers 11:30 Music 12:30 PM Tolako Indian Dancers Children’s Storytime 1:00 Music 1:30 Tolako Indian Dancers 2:30 Children’s Storytime 3:00 Music 3:30 Tolako Indian Dancers 4:30 Seminole County Family and Community Education Volunteers will have a wide variety of handmade crafts for all occasions. UASTQtGARDENESSOFSEM INOIECODRTT SATURDAYONLY OCTOBER7TH,SULTH4PJL SHUTTLE SERVICEWILL BE AVAILABLE FROMSCCPARKINGAREA TO FESTIVALAREA. FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AG O ... 4-H of Seminole County will have a variety of baked goods for sale In the auditorium. mmm M A S TER G A R D E N E R S • Basketmaking • Quilts • Rope • Coopers* Brooms • Indigo Dyeing • Blacksmithing • Chair Caning • Soap Making • Old-time Medicine Show • Flywheelers • Engines & Tools ol Yesteryear • Traditional Music • Historical Programs • Ceremonial Dances • Hundreds of Hand* Made Arts & Crafts For Sale •JimHunttr • • M ik e M l n g t a • • R o g e r F l ll m a n • •Al Farrar • And others will be on hand to answer questions about your plunt problemsf P L A N T SALB B E L O W W H O L E S A L E P R IC IN G B U Y NOW — A S LO W A S SO C T O $ 2 .0 0 In fo rm a tio n b r o c h u r e s a va ilab le. M a s te r G a rd en e rs w ill b e station ed a t tab les to o ffe r a s s is ta n c e and h elp w ith p la n t q u e s tio n s . M ade p o s s ib le by the "N A T IV E P L A N T S O C IE T Y ’' SUNDAY-OCTOBER 8,1995 ENTER TAINM ENT (North Porch Stage - under Camphor tree) 10:00 AM Tolako Indian Dancers Music Tolako Indian Dancers Music Children’s Storytime 1:00 Tolako Indian Dancers 1 :3 0 Thomas B. Tort 2:00 (A Visit From Lincoln) Children’s Storytime 3 :0 0 lancers Tolako Indian Dai 3 :3 0 1 0 :3 0 1 1 :3 0 1 2 :0 0 PM Sunday., O ct. 8th 2:00 PM Come hear the ___ so u n d o f y ester y ea r , o f the h o p e s an d d rea m s th a t ran g w ith truth. That Ail M en are created e q u a l. Lincoln 18611864 In trad ition al sty le an d d r e s s TH O M A S B . T O R T B rings to life th e in sp ira tio n o f Abe L incoln's F am ou s G etty sb u rg A d d ress. Thank You Central Florida!!! Dr. Newman Delivers... Questions About Healthcare MEDICARE? A I C o m e & M eet J o a n H a r k in s Conklin "The M e d ic a r e Lady rr WED., OCTOBER 11th ^°r Generations to com® I 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. WILLIE B. NEWMAN, M T O P IC S OVERVIEW OF MEDICARE • AM BULANCE BILL LETTERS OF DISCLAIMER Board Certified Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility Rose M. Coolidge, ARNP OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner * New Patients Welcome ■Some Same Day Appointments • Most PPO s. MMO's. E3CE3S. Medicaid. Medicare 521 w. s n 134 Suite 200 Longwood (407) 260 0818 4 )V N 1403 Medical Plaza Or. Suite 214 Sanford (407) 324-2500 LOCATION S % i4 4 A K 'p U H & U xt 9 0 5 L a u re l A v e ., S a n fo rd • 3 2 2 - 2 1 3 1 * �TJ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 8, 1995 - 8C Visit the TAKE A STEP INTO THE PAST MUSEUM OF SEMINOLE COUNTY HISTORY FREE ADMISSION T he m useum highlights Sem inole County, the historical gateway to Interior Central Florida. The area has gone through periods of great Im portance militarily an d a s th e area's transportation h u b , a n d more recen tly a s an agricultural leader. With the grow th of to u rism In C e n tra l F lorida. S em inole C o u n ty Is now b ec o m in g o n e of th e “desired" suburban neighborhoods In Central Florida. FROM THE HOUSE WRECKED? w iM ARE YOU EXPERIENCING jy Watch All College And NFL Football On CER A M IC S^ CRAFTS Gmiwrare • Suppllct • Bring • C la ttn Hll! FI % s .c ■ P SANTORO f D B Y CLEANING A 1“ •» *0w5n 330-3084 1542 S. French Avs. Ssnford, Fla. 32771 | - 3 Big Screens 113 Palmetto Avs. •Sanford COMpltTE Sports Bar F u ll \ LIquor B ar NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN , 1st Time Customers 35% O FF companyorteaming WE DO WINDOWS! fromtm/y guests, well ■ . i . r ■ . r trrr 1goout ofour wayto make r f { B r i T ^ r yourplacelookits best1 uctnstd, Bondtd, InsuredI SATURDAY HOURS: 5-NOON M-F HOURS: 7:30AIM.*OQMI P r o f M S lo n a l S e e m s tre w • P ic k u p A D e liv e ry HAppy * N O V . ’0 6 D E C . *06 S *•*Serving FREE HAPPY HOUR BUFFET ! M EN ’S S P A R T Y S ■< a /C<Kv S a ji■! DUE. * ■ ■ B e /— ------------^— 1— B 3 2 3 -8 0 1 0 Hour 11 7 S A M E D A Y SER VIC E J 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Oaks Shopping Center Lake Mary, Fla. 72)-4186 M on - F r I 5 - 7 m •T C B y " TheCornntri* Best Kiyur/e k e ADVANTAGE CELLULAR N E C P 1 10 P O R TA B L E C E L L U L A R PHONE In Ston» Ontyt Pleaso Present Coupon At Time Ot Purchase Otter Expires 10 30 95 t) o,i * "W u^ntjUm® ATiiT Wireless Services Etta & Bob O'Brien Managers „CandleVl! ight THINGS fiJiserm ss ROUND TRIP HOURS TVJE S A TM SUN II 1 SAW M il HOURS won rm n sat • ) nattrtclion* Apply Liquors J } o o k y b e t £ 4 « iif/n « U ( ^ / t ________a n d f r u i t e t t f f o w ! Lake Mary Village •Publix Shopping Center 3801 Wost Lake Mary Blvd. • Suite *161 Lake Mary. FL 32746 28625 SR 46.Sorranto.FL (S1/3M *tW «t0ll4 0nR^f| 323-0271 (904) 383-3864 (407) 324-7273 Como In And Check Out Our llirlhdny Club S p o n s o r e d I n ! \ u T H it Come See Our Imimrl £ Mlrrohrew Selections l i r e (iil l Miih sjr; no I’m i h.tsr SUNNILAND CORP. a n d g a lle ry 322-1012 Lake Mery Village •Publlx Center P o s te r F ra m in g s p t d a l 3801 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Publlx Shopping Center Mon.-Fri. 8 30-5:00 Saturday 10 00 - 2.00 Bring In your 1M6 Lake Mery/1 Heemrow PoeAer and Have It Framed For...... Te ’’-■ tsg g a a a a sa a * -..-. A L o t ... * Wts*f***ci fill AtililH ■REQUIRES NEW ACTIVATION ON ANY ATAT WIRELESS SERVICE •ADVANTAGE- PLAN 7 OR MlQHEfl ACTIVATION f IE AND CREDIT APPROVAL ALSO REQUIRED SOME RESTRCRONS APPLY Vittage ‘P aint Shoppe PATINA FREUR1.X L1QUITEX Art Lessons For A&«b B and up ★ O t NN COM EN'S A M ER IC AN MCNPO K A R A IF . INC. umnrn <+--------- m breLfUini 1 1 I ■ 323-5425 <* i*** a**,, m Lee* VRNawe t .**•*-* fi v/aa Creative Media & Crafts ★ D raw ing ★ Painting ★ 3-D Design 328-0960 L o c a te d Inakln t l t r l a W ins B ook S rom Jr PAINTS The liest in Point umi So Much Moore.1 3601 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary (Publlx Shopping Center) I would lik e tu b e c o m e a m em ber o l th e Seminole C o u n ty H istorical Society. Attached is paym ent fo r rny dues in the appropriate membership. R egular, .S ill Student____ $5 Family., .515 L ife ____ SL’ lM) P a tro n ____ S5l) COST CUTTERS 7 COUPON-1 i ---- COUPON— .(-C O U P O N I ■ ( FAMILY HAIR CARE ) M o S re A 300 Bush Boulevard Sanford. FL 32773 407/321-2489 CREATIONS SCHOOL OF ART You D o * Incentive* to E ic e ! In School a m i SfHMls * Inner M trn gtli to Say “NO* W hi4n CtiFif lot tin t With - t JiiKe-.i It li y I’r t f i I'trs cu ip “ E ll0 * d iie *4 /4% t S u fefiU e* SEMINOLE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY • Pilrit* In F.vfffylltini 77ie GRI MBACH Lit BEROL PRISMA COLOR WINSOR & NEWTON < tm » VACATIONi CORPORATESPECIALIST EUROPE , 8 6 9 -0 5 4 4 F>ui finish ;E*P«rt‘ • Souvenirs • Collectibles • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot, Lot More! • Auto Train • Groups 2 0 Years ill 1 rctMlerite , WILD In Tftim Then Woods! • Car Rentals 1801W. Laht MaryBlvd. 3*3-0098 m pm : Hurt's Somittilng • Airline Tickets • Amtrak • Cruises • Senior Discounts • Tours ^ A t Publlx lShopping< ; Center S Mere* Hewn From Blockbuster Vide# FREE 1 9 7 3 ° 233 N. C o u n try Club Rd. Lake M ary______ V A N Y M ENU ITE M Longwood Location: 072 W. Hwy 434 • Township P la n (N e x t to Pic N* Save) • Longw ood ♦ v 831-5220 Lake Mary and Sarrford since m n r? Y B uy O ne — G e t One r LAKE MARY T.V. SERVICE 5 BIg Screens 7 T.V.'s 5 SateIUtes 15% OFF W e’re your Style.™ 321-2200 Lake Mary Villago • 641 W. Lako Mary w Glvd. ■ W W | I j & W ______ J W B 'W W <| _____________ j Retail NAME ADDRESS Z IP ||| I am interested in th e past history of this jre a and how it a tfe its us in this day and time. �4C - Sinford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 8, 1995 Come Enjoy i p i p Y O U LL H A V E i f f i REAL G O O D A T IM E ! > V 1 OCTOBER 7 f t 8 , 1 9 9 5 1 0 AM - 5 S P O N S O R E D BY TH E Seminole C ounty Historical S ociety W h e r e History Comes Alivel" s:- a The m useum , h ou sed in a building erected in 1026 w hich served a s the county "Old Folks Home", is open from noon til 5 PM Tuesday through Friday. • Transportation Room - Sem inole County w as the term inus o f a thriving steam boat service until the late 1 0 20s and w as a railway center, w ith over 5 0 trains a d a y com ing through th e area. • County Services Room - sheriffs photos an d uniforms displayed. • Three Forts. Three L akes - contains Inform ation about Indian wars. Forts M ellon. Reid and Lane, L akes Harney. Monroe and Jesu p . m aps, and Indian artifacts. • Country Store • C ountry Kitchen • V ictorian Parlor - the Martha Fox Room • Agriculture Room - tools, information ab out the celery Industry • French Room - exhibit about Dr. French for whom French Avenue in Sanford is nam ed. • DAR Room • Turpentine and Forestry Room • d isp lay o f large pine tree with original cat lace cu t. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY C O U I G I w. V Coflefe •AdukH* Stool •LeisurePlafrem 3 00 B ush Boulevard, Sanford For Inform ation! (407) 3 2 1 -2 4 6 0 • Continual Education •AppliedTedcologies •GEDPrognms jQ lyd c H . C llm e r, M .D . S tep h en P h illip s , M .D . B o b h le B o d n a r, C .N .M . ADOLESCENT AND ADULT GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS FOR HEALTHY WOMEN Accepting Most Insurance Plans Medicaid • Medipass Special Rates for Self Pay Patients 521 W .S .R . 434. Suite 204 Lontfwootl, Florida 32750 (407) 332-6611 1403 Medical Plaza Drive • Suite 104 Sanford. Florida 32771 , (407)322-5611 j UVe Salute Our American Traditioms /f m rA w r iF ft h tr Lake Man/?FL32746* (407)323-1550 ST E N ST R O M , M cIN T O SH , COLBERT, W HIGHAM & SIM M O N S, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 2 0 0 WEST FIRST STREET SUITE 2 2 - SUN BANK (DOWNTOWN) SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 1 7 1 CELEBRATING OUR 4 1 st YEAR OF SERVICE TO SEMINOLE COUNTY r tr 'v A : The Arts In Florida MIT/ 100 Wddon Boulevard, Sanfold. FL 32773-6190 407/3284722 An Equal Accw*/Equal OpportAfyCommurwyCoUg* a tuts®* We Support the S rt s The Drive Is On To Support Seminole Community College - ' f a f c / ' f o t ./ » / Ina Irene Anderson Pine needle baskets, quilling Cy Bennetts Wood carving A1 Burke Wandering puppeteer Dave Burnell Antique tools, washing machine Steve Burzenskl Old engines Bill Case Palmetto caning, brooms. Jewelry boxes Dwight Dovel 2nd & 3rd Seminole War camp and artifacts Frank Herron. Jr. Wood carver Ted Hokkanen Wood carver William Kehm Antique engines Wendy Lechner 1922 Sock knitting machine John A Lefty Llechtl Small engines Marie Nelson Weaving JoAnne Peagler Plains Indian Tipi Mike Poindexter Smokehouse, Brush making Bob hiynam Handmade hearth brooms David Semones Flint knapping, primitive knives Paulee Stevens Heritage dolls. Rrverse glass Karen Wheeler Soap making Skip Wheeler Blacksmith Steve Vrooman Floor loom weaving INIoM' you cairn Help Florida stay on Ihe road Id will help lo fund pfagfemi in four own county, *it r*ffi4i*«il Ihtw or anytime Just call o* Hop by Janlcc Zebrowskl Lace making success m the arts »trn the rww 'Slat* ol the Arts* license plate four ta« deduch&ie tonnifouhon including the msyai ait», m u iic. theater and dance You can order ifwt special license plate your local tag othce lor details and let your support lor the aits show whemver you go Paul Kltrhy Rescue Unit Now Available From Your Local Tag Office. T hU A d M ade Possible by Seminole C u l t u r a l A r ts Council, Inc. 100 Weldon B lvd. Sanford, FL 32773 *_ l �fs i 4 t&3 rf f y1 Sanford Hsratd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, OctoOar 6, IMS - M T M . ;< > \ P . M ' . C l-. i i .i\ \ j i ■> i) \: H i\V ( BALDWIN - FAIRCHILD Have you ever w ondered where your an cestors obtained th e necessities of life? More than likely, th ey m ade them them selves. Come to Pioneer Days'n Ways, O ctober 7 and 8 at the M useum of Seminole C ounty in Sanford between 10:00 a.m . and 5:00 p.m . to see pioneer sk ills demonstrated. Back in the ISOOs if a boy wanted to w ash h is face and h an d s, he would have used soap h is mother m ade. S ee a soapmaker at work. The first blue d en im s were died with Indigo, possibly grown In Florida. See an indigo dye-m aker brewing h is dye and coloring fabric and yam a s h e relates the story o f growing the indigo an d making the y a m . To dispel the gloom o f darkness our ancestors burned can d les, probably m ade at hom e. Pioneer D ays’n W ays will present a candlem aker sim m ering tier mixture o f beesw ax and secret ingredients. Watch her tie the wicks and pour the molds. Pioneer Days'n W ays will host a cooper, a blacksm ith, a n old-tim e medicine show , basketm akers, and qullters. We ll have It all right before your eyes ju st th e way great-grandfather and great-grandmother did it. OAkkm F&rk Cemetery and Funeral Home 'ffering the fineat in service and iftcilities with pre-planning through |The Simplicity Plan*. Your only rhotnetown" cemetery and funeral combination. ..a friend whenyou realty needone SR 46A at Rinehart Rd. Lake Mary *322-4263 LAKE MARY CYCLES 101+cumins 7k t f u f< J M , ^ fd i fa u U $ U re C fa I f f ! ” vi.ill Our Convmlmt lixitkm! \m [' / HOURS t 3 aN -i Mamorta Spmgi HI , ■ . . .1, rCmmmmmTn •is** Mat Coupon h r a no) nfudod • | I I -I :: I I OFF i ALL ! ACCESSORIES | W ai Coups* Mot naM oMh on* I J !■ M fSeSS™ ttel'lSfL J TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS. P.A. INeedA Unique Gift ;'lor Someone Special?' 434 ■ -J « Sat» Bottom Brack* •Trua Whaata * Luba Dnva Tran Wt art a high md, high quality nun COfltMna of ovtf 250 of Floridi't flnMt artisan* wdcnftan. And, YES wohovo wit riflni pncfi utttci Rwwjnt Cfiitiiwtn to you! / Cionra S m■ H •' - • ■ , • ' «’11•; ■1/'I * ^ i 1)*,' i m MMtOMn.BiakM.Haad ■ • II Ik e Am Not A church Bazaarl W eAmNotARaaMarkett I! We Are Not Bargain Basement! | HOURS M on.-frt.9-B Sal 9 -5 • Sun. 12*4 BIKE TUNE-UP 7 • ’HI 1M ( 411I I .II | II >I 1(1,1 \ I . 11 ^l l 1111111111 \ I I \ \ ' 1 ill 'THE QUIETREVOLUTION' Orthopaedics is the treatment of bone and tissues of the extremities an d back. Broken bones, torn or sprained ligaments, hand and b ack problems, arthri­ tis, an d sport injuries are commonly treated by the orthopaedic surgeons at Tri-County Orthopaedics. Monday - Thunday 10 till 8 Friday k Saturday 10 till 9 Sunday 11 dll S (407) 834-2101 | " O i'i 4 CemUtmm Crept Make Yourself At Home... Sanford Court ApartmenU! Eniou Unique Extras • Rlnflr lUrfy dn lfn •no II-Ini lix n r uf brkm • pri.uu- rnirurar »IUl rai »uir» Ui climb • Mot m l t Jltntrcl allk .lufJir- tiumlml* «f cubk frrl • »l»urk>ii» llnr» Imlnmcn t ftm l I • built In lk » » lu crtllnt lu«-lu u-u• mmit upurlmmu aim uu.hrr / ilrjrr cnnnnlkm* . Inert) U n ix uplna - M . of Ibrarru Total Joint Replacement . quirt. ikiuMr null iiunlfwlkcn chart Security Features F o r Your Peace O f M ind • ilral bull ifcxir k« k pritui) tlra rr • >moir O rlrtUr • four U>n* uT 1/2 Irak (Ur rrtunlunl dr >a all brlurrn w< ural )uur nrltMum • Knee and Ankle Injury • Foot Problems • General Orthopaedics • Sports Injuries ■ H-rurlt) ll*MJiif « m> pufolk kulli. nr »uir> u> suit • .!>• t p m rm ln t rk-ctrtrul M llrt la kulhnjun Management You Can Depend On! 317 N Mongoustine Ave Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 323 2577 Sanford Court Apartment* S I C A R D IN A L A v c .io u M IC H A E L S M IG IE LSK I, M D. 11S3 Saxon Blvd Orange City FL 32/63 Phone (VU4) 7/5 U222 ai-soi I J O H N SCHAEFFER, M .D ., P.A . �•C - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. October 6, 1995 STOP PAYING HIGH COST CABLE BILLS! Come early (10:00 a.m.) stay late (5:00 p.m.j and enjoy a walk through the past! COMPARE FOR YOURSELF SATELLITE Five (5) Separate HBO $6.95 per month BUY-MORE-FOR-LESS Program 150 FREE Stations 150 FREE Radio Stations BASIC T.V. $9.00 SPORTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY LIVE SPORTS (No Commercials) 19 PAY-PER-VIEW STATIONS FOREIGN STATIONS LIVE NEWS STATIONS SURROUND SOUND FREE PROGRAM CHANGING FREE EXTRA TELEVISION HOOK­ UPS INVESTING (Own) TTTTTTW W f ONE HBO Station $11.00 + per month NOT REALLY SPEND MORE NONE NONE GREAT QUESTION? See You; T.V. Guide only See Your T.V. Guide (M any Commercials) 3 PAY-PER-VIEW One Spanish Station NONE NONE ASK YOUR CONGRESSMAN? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 1995; <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/c8fb845e5c4e42db04cd5d09eec6d82c.pdf adb7a6e76d5eec19e14913438849fd4c PDF Text Text S e rvin g S a n fo rd , Lake M ary and S em in ole C o u n ty s in c e 1008 88th Year, No. 77 - Sanlord, Florida W ho’s killing dogs in Sanford? Weighting for Santa T o d a y : P atch y m orning fog other­ wise sunny. H ig h a r o u n d 8 0 . W in d b e c o m in g southeast 5 to 10 mph. For moro w *ath *r, too P ap a H By VICKI DaBORMIER [BRIEFS Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD _ A series of dog murders In Sanford's downtown residential historic district over the last month have owners distraught and |Killee saying they are unaware of the problem. Among others. Laurie von Bampus' nine year old Samoycd . Suga . and Randy Howell's three Shnr-pei dogs, died painful and protracted deaths. Veterinarians told both parties the dogs were {xilsoned. |M»sstbly with mt poison. "It was horrible," von Bampus said. “She died an awful death, a slow one. I don't know why any­ one would have done this. I Just don't under­ stand." Suga. the daughter of the 1983 Canadian cham­ pion. was a pure bred animal. Her owner said she was "smart and very friendly." Suga and von Bampus had been a recognizable duo In the dis­ trict for seven years. She said they often went for long walks al midnight and knew the neighbor hood children from morning walks as well. Zoo Boxes SANFORD - The Blazer Boys of the Wllford Woodruff Academy (a home school group) In Orlando will be constructing hibernation boxes for ttie Butterfly Garden at the Central Florida Zoological Park. The boys, ages 9 through 13 will be building the boxes today behind the education building on the zoo grounds. The butterfly boxes will have slots tn the front and bottom to enable butterflys to go Into the Ixix and hibernate for the winter. The students will also be making a monetary donation to the zoo, and be taken on a tour of the facility. The Central Florida Zoological Park Is located at 3755 N. U.S. Highway 17-92. Just east of Interstate-4 exit 52 In Sanford. For additional Information, phone 323-4450. Most Americans (they say), will gain between five and seven pounds by eating sweets during the upcomlng holiday season. Without a doubt, much of this will be the result in indulgence in special hoiIday treats such as those offered in today's People section of the Sanford Herald, page 3-B. A number of varied recipes are presented, leaving the selection up to the individual. The Herald is thus providing the temptation, but leaving the weight gain up to you. See Doga, Page S Parade time SANFORD - Sanford Main Street will present Its annual Christmas Parade this Saturday. Dec. 9. as part of the Wtnter Fest. The parade will feature the Seminole High School and Lyman High School Marching bands along with the U.S. Navy color guard, the Shrtners. and the Orlando Arabian Horse Association. Sanford. Lakevlew and Tuskawtlla Middle Schools will also have marching units. Many other entries have been scheduled for the parade, Including the expected a p p e a r a n c e o f S a n ta C la u s . S a n f o r d M a in Street's (Jess Simons said at least 20 additional volunteers are stUI needed to help, especially live people by 8 a.m. on the day of the parade to help construct a viewing stage. The additional 15 are needed at noon on the day of the parade to guide and direct various groups along the route. To volunteer, or for additional Information, contact M ary Larsen, 321-0144. To enter a m arching unit In the parade. Phone Althea Parish at 330-5641. Airport control back in city’s hands By NICK PFKIFAUF H erald S ta ff W riter SANFORD — The city's decision whether to tu rn c o n tro l o f S a n fo rd 's a irp o rt o v e r to the Airport Authority has Hawn back into the hnnd* of the City Commissioners. D uring Its regular m eetin g y e s te rd a y m o rn in g , the au th o rity approved an agreement on the matter, and Is submitting It to the City Commission for consid­ e ra tio n at its next m eetin g, sc h e d u le d for Monday. Dec. 11. The latest agreement w as drafted by Airport A u th o rity Attorn ey Steve Coaver. Executive Director Steve Cooke said Coovcr drew up the agreement based on suggestions from the author­ ity's bond council, and bus subsequently been tn lengthy discussions on the matter with Sanford City Manager Dill Simmons. “From what we understand." Cooke said. "Mr. Simmons and Mr. Coovcr managed to work out a number of changes In the (cxt.of the original pro­ posal lo the point where they apparently both agree on II." Cooke said most of the changes were minor. One of the major questions which had previ­ ously been discussed by the City Commission was the length of lime the city ts being asked lo turn over airport control to the authority. Tlie original proposal was made because the authority said II was finding It difficult to lease uny long-term buildings or property to prospec­ tive developers with the city having ultimate con­ trol over tlie entire facility, and capable of can­ celling any lease on short notice. Cooke had pre­ viously commented that the prospective develop­ ers said they couldn't take the risk of having any long-term commitment quashed unexpectedly. Wtille the original request was for a 50 year agreement, members of the city commission had B «* Airport. Fags 8 It’s beginning to look a lot like Christm as Please stand by S A N F O R D - D u e to c om p u ter problem s beyond our control, the Sanford Herald will be delivered late at least through this week. We apologize for the Inconvenience and we are working hard to rectify this problem. In addition, features such as the weather forecast, fishing conditions and surf conditions will not appear In the paper until the computer difficulties arc worked out. We hope you will stand by with us as we work through this difficult period. We hope to have a stronger product when our computer problems arc worked out. Thank you. C s is p lM I f m sta ff u p w t s • 4 -M F tw M B IMMIMIHMtll 4A T .1 8 ,M Th* bast dscoratsd horns* tn the Sanford Historic district were recently ptekad in the Sanford Historic Trust Inc.'s holiday lighting contest. The first place home was that of Michael and Julia Goeb, top right, at 117 W. 10th 8L Second place went to the AM Souls Catholic Church Rectory, below, on Oak Avenue, Just south of the church. Third place winners were Ken and Qretchen Gomez, top left, 1100 Park Ave., whose home was featured on this year's Holiday Tour of Homes. These homeowners received gift certifi­ cates to Home Depot. Three homes were also honored as runners-up. They are the homes of John end Juanny Mercer, at 708 Oak Ave.; the Thomas's, at 714 Magnolia Ave.; and the Merlins, at 1204 Oak Ave. Winners are encouraged to keep their lights on throughout the holiday season tor visi­ tors to enjoy. HecaMMete* k, PM Mebtan Winn Dixie grants to benefit local kids Bp MICK PFKIFAUF Dec. 6 19 shopping days to C hristm as Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ Goldstxiro Elementary School, the Sanford Boys and Girls Club and local Boy Scout troops are among those who were honored us good rltlzens l»y Winn Dixie su|M-mtarkcls Tuesday. More than 8110.000 In grant money was given away by the su|icrinarket rliatn to help non­ profit Central Florida organizations with their programs that are deslgnrd to help the communi­ ty. Tlie awards were made during the 12th annu­ al Good Citizenship Awards. Throughout the south. Winn Dixie distributed more than SO mil­ lion to community conscious organizations. Orange County Sheriff Kevin Deary was the guest s|x-aker at tlu- event. Hr was surprised to rrcelve a Community Service Award with tlie approval of nearly 200 guests In attendance at the luncheon to honor the award recipients. Goldsboro was honored for their work In help­ ing lo educate at-risk students, students wllh spec ial needs and even their families, te a G rant*, Fag* 0 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 ll3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ » M ft it - J v .. - ' - - ’ >■ •:». �;r i • A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wedneeday, December 6. 1WS Seen at sch o o l Suit# graduation rata plungaa TALLAH ASSEE — Slightly fewer atudenta dropped out o f high school in Florida during the 1994-99 school year than In the previous year, state officials said. However, three percent fewer students graduated, continu­ ing a five-year trend o f lower graduation rates. In 1995. 73 percent o f those who entered the ninth grade walked across the state to receive their diplom as four years later. In 1990, that figure had been 79 percent. The drop out rate m easures the num ber o f students over the age o f 16 who quit school each year. The graduation rate m ea­ sures the num ber o f first time ninth graders who p a d u a te tour years later. There h as been som e debate over the last few years over which figure is a more accurate Indicator o f student b u m s — or o f schools' failure. Students som etim es fa ll through the crack s w hen they either move away from the area or take more than tour years to complete high school. Problem s also arise In the accounting process when students drop out o f traditional program s and complete their work at the adult high school or throutfi a high school equivalency program. State education com m issioner Frank Brogan blam ed the decreasing graduation rate on rapidly increasing enroQmenL Florid# #x#cut#s ##cond In two day# STARKE - A 40-year-old Lakeland child kilter, wide eyed with terror, w as executed Tuesday in Florida's electric chair after his lawyers failed In their appeals that the electric chair had malfunctioned In an execution 33 hours earlier. With the stoic mother o f his six-year-old victim on the front row for his death. Philip Atkina apologised for his actions, said goodbye to his family and thanked his lawyers. The sm all, thin man. eyes wide with frigh t watched a s he waa atraped Into the chair. Seconds later, with a nod from Superintendent Everett Perrin, a black hooded executioner, w ho w aa paid $190, turned a switch that sent 3,000 volts o f electricity through Atkina slender body, slam m ing him against the bade o f the chair, hla hands gripping the oaken chair' arm s. The two minute cycle began at 10:10 a.m ., and a prison doctor declared Atkina dead •even minutes later. He w as the 36th prisoner to die to Florida since it resum ed capital punishment in 1978. After the execution. Atkins' attorney Bret Strand said his client becam e frightened after Inmate Jerry W hite's execution M onday afternoon. W hite emitted a sh ort muffled scream as he w as being put to death. Atkina heard the death team prepare White for execution from his death watch cell about 10 feet away and then later heard W hite's ■cream. Strand aaid. But the cells, where both Atkina ahd White had stayed since O c t 13. are 30 feet behind the electric chair. A thick ateel door Into the cham ber rem ained do sed during the execution. Atkina w aa con demned far the 19$l kidnapping and m urder or A ntonio C aatillo . T h e k ille r picked u p the h o y in their Lakeland neighborhood, drove him to some woods and molest­ ed him. W hen the boy threatened to tell his parents, Atkins beat him to death with a steel pipe and his Oats. Drug *-» ^ »«-*------ *--■w ovn n w Kiynwivuv cvvvnvniiry #a^te^ gBnvfiQ w p t r •mma ^ wi ##vunj or In a okoto of unky Site morning, in observance of Drug Aw areness Week. Over 900 students and facul­ ty members held hands to show unity In the fight egelnst drug abu se Bight, kinderrgertners ‘ Timoka Thom as and M ichelle Bregoli hold hands, while an mugs for die camera. PSCtayt no to catling plan# Telephone custom ers in aouthweat Vtatuaia County who are waiting far the chance to make 3S-«cnt calls between Daytona Beach and O rlando are going to hava to harw on tor a white loM er. F lo rid a 's P u b lic S erv ice C o m m ission m ot T u e sd a y in 1 a requaat from tha Ytotueie County o f that m in ty Council that w ould hava tng preference, d th e * staff to worii The o f tha with local fy the proposal. The Vtoiueia County if a majority of the A requaat w as also pootpon ad from Orange County to link the M oun t D o ra e x c h ang e w ith A p opk a. O rla n d o . W in ter ten. W inter Park, oaatrm O range County. B eady Croak, tenncrc. and la k e B u a a VteU tor 88 cent c a ls . A t tha aama time, tha knkagi ■ I f tM§ V M f W intar Path and Orlando, which \ to od> being p fo lN lM by by the Public S endee Jhool yesterday. 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Hsw 0# I Ammmms A Sanford H erald 300 N. Fr#neh Av#., Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 1 P t lO ft # (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 * 1 1 --- --------- .....................................‘ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, December e, 1996 - SA Hit and run S h e r iff! d e p u tie s a rre sted Jstn es M ark Sm ith , 25. o f W ach ula e a rly T u esd ay fo llo w in g a reported h it a n d ru n accident at the In tersection or ln terstate-4 a n d Lake M ary B o u le v a rd . A cco rd in g to the a rre st rep o rt. S m ith 's vehicle w a s p u rsu e d b y an o th er m otorist w h o con tacted dep u ties . He rep o rte d ly left the in terstate on to 8 R -4 6 an d traveled to w ard E ld e r R oad. D ep u ties stopp ed him n ear the In tersection o f E ld e r R oad an d S R -4 6 . In con n ection w ith the accid en t, he w a s ch arged w ith leavin g the scen e o f a m otor veh icle accident w ith In ju ry , an d d riv in g w ith a su sp e n d ed licen se. D ep u ties a lso fou n d he w a s w an ted on an o u tstan d in g w a rra n t In H ardee C o u n ty or u tterin g a forged cou n terfeit b ill. 100. Ths association has also arrangsd with the Sem inole County library to purchase art instruction books with those funds. The books ars now avail­ able. 8hown discussing the books, left to right, Richard Gardiner, branch librarian of ths 8smlnols County Public Library, and Ashby Jonas, member of the 8anforW8emlnole Art Association ■uuiHMuwVi council. Warrants D on ell T rou tm an S r., 2, 1039 W . First S treet, S an fo rd , w a s served a w a rra n t at the John E . Polk C o rrectio n al F acility M onday. H e w a s w an ted for fo u r se p a ra te w a r­ ra n ts re g a rd in g sa le o f cocain e, one for sa le / d e llv e ry o f a c o n tro lled su b sta n c e , a n d one for p o sse ssio n o f c a n n a b is. M ich ael A n d re B u rk e . 25. ISOS W . 15th S treet. S a n fo rd , w a s lo cated b y d e p u tie s In the 2600 blo ck o f U S H igh w ay 17-02 M onday. H e w a s w an ted for violation o f p ro batio n on a con viction o f sa le o f a co n tro lled s u b ­ stan ce. Keith L. O ise ll. 38, 2802 F ren ch A ven ue, S an fo rd , w a s located by S an fo rd police at h is residen ce M onday. He w a s rep orted ly w an ted on tw o Sem inole C o u n ty w a rra n ts for lew d an d la sc iv io u s a c ts u pon a ch ild. A llen W ayne Im es, 38. 2554 O ran ge Ave. S an fo rd , w a s served a w a rra n t at the Jail M onday. He w a s w an ted for v io latio n o f p ro b a tio n on a con viction o f ex p o su re o f s e x ­ u a l o rg a n s, an d fa llin g to a p p e a r on a ch arge o f b attery . Steve Sm ith . 3 6. 1710 H ickory A ve.. S an fo rd , w a s served a w a rra n t at the Jail M onday. H e w a s w an ted for fa llin g to a p p e a r on a ch arge o f d rivin g w ith a su sp e n d ­ ed /revok ed licen se. Consumer group seeks standards for claims about animal testing ______ ________M |- --------- ■ - -------- "W e Associated Frees Writer W A SH IN G TO N - A consum er have alw ays said that ^SS\V' vSSnluy guideline^ S T B tS la g K c T u S practically every Ingredient used B rian Lu k e H u tch in son . 27, 355 O o lf Cove C o u rt. S a n fo rd , w a s a rre ste d at h is resid en ce b y S an fo rd police M o n d ay fo llo w in g a rep orted In ciden t at a resid en ce In the 100 blo ck or E xlter C o u rt. A ccordin g to the a rre st rep o rt. H u tch in son w ent to the hom e o f a fem ale an d h er fath er, an d forced h is w ay Into the hom e. H e h a s been ch arg e d w ith b u rg la ry an d b attery , dom estic violen ce. tion. Oolodner said she w as con' cem ed that cosm etics compa< nles m ay be using the claim s aa a m arketing ploy to get people w ho object to anim als bctn| used a s test subjects to buy their products, The volatile tseue o f tearing products on anim als Mho long pitted bu sin ess and industry against anim al rights p o u p s and has resulted In boisterous pro- Traffic atopa LAKE M ARY • The Landscape and Arbor Regulation] com ing back for m ore consideration by the Lake M ary Com mission this Thursday night. The matter h as been sen ted an a num ber o f occasions, only to have Anal deck office bu ildin gs Aa o f early this week, the following items were listed on the agenda for this week's meeting. C all to order • pledge o f allegiance • approval o f minutes. etc. Special presentations • lOyear service award for Lt. Ricky Fudge. Special presentations D ru n k and D rugged D riving Prevention Month. Special presentations • Week ofth e Working Parent. Cttlaen participation Reports o f the City M anager (see below) Reports o f mayor, commlistoncra. city attorney O rdinance 764 * 1st reading - Am ending lan d scap e and hearing, quaaijudi 7 7 8 -1 s t raidin g A s o f earlier this week, the following items were listed for m ission on the report from the city manager: Request commission epdsrss Alternate #6 for Hospital Road g u M n t as recommended by the Blue Rttibim c w nmWlef, Request rnmmission authorise m ayor to execute Interlocal reement with Seminole County for building interprets* n appeals. Request com m ission auth orise city m anager to execute renewal o f contract for m oup employee health, dental and life insurance with CIG NA Heahhpian. Request rnmmission direction an request from Dr. Hawkins for reappointment to Planning A Zoning Board. Request com m is s ion approve conceptual acquisition o f Request rnm m ission declare two vehicles a s su rp lu s and prove pu rch ase o f two new vehicles through the Florida crifTs Association Request rnm m ission aw ard bid for purchase o f six pokes lea and accessorise. Request com m ission auth orise city m anager to execute SOURCE BE WITH *|2m];arloU B u L ld Dom«ttlo c a s t A n d re a J. J a ck so n . 24. 107 E llen Place. S an fo rd , w a s stop p ed b y S an fo rd police In a p a rk in g lot in the 1500 blo ck o f So. F ren ch A ven u e M onday. He w a s ch arged w ith d riv in g w ith a su sp e n d ed / re v o k e d lic e n se, a n d w a s fo u n d to be w an ted for fa llin g to ap p ear on a ch arge o f h avin g an exp ired tag. Jam es T h om as B a ln b rid g e , 4 3. o f A ltam onte S p rin g s, w a s stopp ed b y d ep u tie s on ln terstate-4 n ear Lake M ary S u n d ay . He w a s ch arg e d w ith p o ssessio n o f le ss t h in 20 g ra m s o f n a rco tics a n d p o sse ssio n o f n arcotic p a ra p h e r n a lla . AdmtotetrmUoo In tetters '" N o t te ste d on a n im a ls ' d ° e” .* ,? ef n “ f T " * * * * * ° ° anim als. she said. H alf o f the consum ers w e surveyed thought that not tested on anim als meant both the product and the Ingred le n t s w e r e n 't t e s t e d o n •afc&ale.' I S * y . * t r .y For Personal & Commercial Insurance com panies that practice ft. But over the years som e cornp a n ic s. in c lu d in g cosm etics m aker L ’O real. have aflreed to hah tests using an im a lo A d o o e n European Com m unity governm ents also have agreed to ban such testing by Jan. 1,1988. T h e N a t io n a l. C o n s u m e ra • n ,m a l such t e it ,n * standards are which Include such phrases as "n e v e r tested on a n lm e ls ." testing." and "cru elty-free," mlean ean different things to different people. Oolodner said the group's poll showed that 70 percent o f the wom en surveyed said the claim s m ean the final product w as never tested on anim als. T h e telephone poll o f 012 random ly selected wom en aged 18 or older w as conducted last January by Penn and Schoen Associates Inc, o f New York City. It has a m argin o f error o f plus or tain u s 4 percentage points. A spokesm an for the FDA. which regulates product label­ ing. w as not immediately avail­ able to comment. Time Is O n O u r Side C o p s nab Altam onte teen on drug chargee RIN IN O OS S ALTAM O NTE SPR Seminole County deputy aherUb h a v e a rre s te d a n A lta m o n te S p r in g s te e n a g e r on* d r u g c h a rg e s . T h e su s p e c t la t e r tu rn e d ou t to b e a n e sc ap ee fro m th e O ra n g e C o u n ty Juvenile Detention Center, A c c o rd in g to o h e rt ffa spokesm an Ed M cDonough. 18 y e a r o ld T a v o n T o s s le , o f Altamonte Sprin gs- w as seen on Jackson Street at approximately 8 a.m . Tuesday by Deputy Kevin Brubaker. McDonough said the deputy reported seein g T ossle p u t a w h ite su b stan c e in h ie B ru b a k e r s u b s e q u e n tly arrested Ttaosie for possession o f a controlled su bstan ce. Tossle w as handcuffed an d told to sit down white the deputy sear ched the s treet a re a for ad d itio n a l crack rocks. M cD on ough s a id w h ile B ru b a k e r w a s con du ctin g hie s e a rc h . T o ss le stood u p a n d b e gan ru n n in g dow n Jack son S tre e t, w ith h is h a n d s s t ill c u ffe d b e h in d h ie back. Deputies later located TDoate tn h is hom e on Peachtree Street. They sa id he w a s h id in g in a c lo s e t w ith h ie h a n d s s t ill A s u b s e q u e n t c o m p u ter check showed that T ossle w as w an ted on a n O ran ge C ounty w a rra n t fo r e sc a p e from the O rla n d o J u v e n ile D eten tio n Center. Tooele Is presently befog held w ith ou t bo n d In the J o h n E . Folk Correctional Facility, pend­ in g h is r e tu rn to O ra n g e County. fOKTlffl SU1BE SMC TRUCK 1590 South WoodUnd Wvd, Deland MIAN0 N i r i U M . DAYTONA N U IM M . ORLANDO N M I U t f l lOCATtO AT TM COSNIS Of HWV. I7 -*J A IftVY ISA* SINCE 1941 • CAST SION COOKWARE • ELECTRIC FENCE SUPPLIES • CHICKEN WIRE A S U P P IS S • WtLOEO WIRE • DOG FEEDERS 4 HARNE88EB Ml #’«! 1K I'mHI S SALES A Si HVICI us Much, Much More! Kl Y MAKI II K IKK; I All i NC.HAVINl Additional charges o f escape and resisting arrest without vio­ le n c e w e re lo d g e d a g a in s t This Holiday Special For You And Your bound Ont Am., Imfcrd •(447)Stt-StSS ’ tu s rc :— T a » '1 8 s . Ifo'SSimrmtfrhfckM.aamd _________ c___ M 4 T �4 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, December 0, 1900 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fa r d H e n d d . (U SP S 481-200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0993 L a cy K . Lo a r >E d ito r O daaaa H. Pugh • B u a ln a a s M an sg ar SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M on th s.................................. 819.50 6 M on th s............. i.................... 839.00 I Year............................... 878.00 Flo rid a Raaldanta m u tt pay 7% s a ls a tax In ad dition to ratas abova. EDITORIAL Murdered pets W h e n som eon e lo se s a loved on e, th ere Is great sa d n e ss. T h is h o ld s tru e Tor not o n ly a m em ber o f the fam ily o r c lo se frien d , b u t the fam ily pet. W h a t la w o rse Is w h e n It’s n ot Just a c a se o f Illn ess c a u sin g the d e a th , b u t m a lic io u s m u r­ der. S u c h h a s b e e n the c a se d u rin g the p a st few w eek s, esp ecially In th e h istoric re sid e n ­ tia l a r e a o f S a n fo rd , w h e re p e ts h a v e b e e n k illed. T h ere h ave been se v e ra l rep o rts o f p e r­ so n s fin d in g th eir d o gs d e a d , o n ly to h av e the vet te ll th em th e c a u s e w a s r a t p o is o n . A t le a st five c a s e s h ave b e e n rep orted recen tly. T h ese c rim es a re n 't com m itted to get rid o f a d o g w h ic h h a s b e e n ra v a g in g a n e ig h b o r­ h ood. M oot o f th ese d o g s h a v e b e e n se cu rely c o n ta in e d in a fe n c e d a r e a . A c c o r d in g to rep o rts how ever, som eon e a p p a re n tly p a sse d th e fenced a re a a n d tossed som eth in g to the d o g , p e rh a p s so m e d o g fo o d , la c e d w ith ra t p o iso n . S e v e ra l o f th ese d o g s w e re th o ro u g h b re d s v a lu e d a t s e v e ra l h u n d re d d o lla r s . O t h e r s w e r e a lm p ly p e t s w h ic h m a y h a v e b e e n o b t a in e d fr o m a f r ie n d o r t h r o u g h t h e H u m a n e S o ciety . It sh o u ld n 't m atter. T h e se pets w e re a ll loved b y th eir o w n ers, a n d th eir ioases a re n ot ju d g e d b y h o w m u ch they coat _ m ore b y h o w m u ch they h a d becom e a clo se part o f (am ity life. F ew w ill d o u b t th a t tt tak es a sick m in d to m u rd er a n y an im al o n p u rp o se . T o som e p eo ­ p le It m ay b e Just a s tra g ic a s m u rd e rin g a (am ity m em ber. T h e re ts a p ro b le m h o w ev er, F o r m o at o f these c a se s, an im a l con trol offic ia ls w e re n oti­ fie d . r a t h e r th a n la w e n fo rc e m e n t. P e o p le fin d in g th eir d o g s d e a d , took them to a lo ca l v e t,,a n d on ly a fte r K w a s determ in ed th a t th e a n im a l w a s p u rp osely k illed, n otified. T h e p olice sh o u ld h ave been calle d a s soo n a a po ssible. W aitin g s few d a y s, o r a s in som e c a se s a few w eeks, o n ly elim in ated the p o ssi­ b ility o f o ffic e rs u n c o v erin g a n y ev id e n c e a t th e scen e. Police treat th is a a a n im a l cru elty, a n d c o n ­ v ic t io n s a r e p u n is h a b le b y s e v e r e fln e a a n d / o r Jail term s. A n yone w h o m ay h av e se e n a u s p ic io u s a c tiv ity w h ic h p o s s ib ly m a y b e a n im a l k ille rs , s h o u ld c o n ta c t th e S a n fo rd police d e p a rtm e n t P e r s o n a h a v in g t h e ir a n lm a la k ille d o r b ju r e d sh o u ld a ls o notify the police. m u rd e rs a re n o th in g n e w . It la Ju st b e c a u se th ere h ave b e e n a n u n u s u a l n u m b e r o f these c a se s rep orted recen tly In th e h istoric a r e a o f o u r c ity t h a t t h e s e c o m m e n ts a r e b e in g m ade. L e t's face I t T h ere la som eon e o u t t h e n , a v ic io u s a d u lt o r a c h ild w h o th in k * k illin g a n im a ls 18 so m e th in g to d o fo r e n te rta in ­ m e n t Let’s h ope th is p e rso n o r p e rso n a c a n so o n b e Iden tified a n d ap p re h e n d e d , N o on e sh o u ld b e farced to g o th ro u gh th e tra u m a o f lo s in g a fa m ily p e t. It'a m o re s e r io u s th a n som e a p p are n tly think. a LETTERS TO EOITOR Letters to the editor are welcom e. A ll letter* must be signed. Include the address erf the writer .and s daytim e telephone num ber. Letters should be on a single subject and be os brief as possible. T h e letters are subject to editing. Government is a four-letter word t always try to keep up with what the compe­ tition is doing, which Is why I happened to read Maureen Dowd’s column In The New York Times a few Sundays back. There I learned that she once worked "a s a re p o rte r In M ontgom ery C o u n ty , a w ealth y M aryland suburb.* She w as therefore "thunder­ struck" to read that this county's government Is no longer going to refer to Itself as "government." D o u g la s D u n c a n , th e D e m o c ra tic C o u n ty Executive, believes that the word la •arrogant’ and "oflputttng," and It w ill no longer appear on county cars, letterheads and business cards. 7m with M s. Dowd on this (and what a rare pleasure it la to agree with anybody about any­ thing!). I mean, realty — If It's not a government, what la It? A regime or oligarchy? A Satanic cult, perhaps? If the term ’ government" la oflputttng, what la the degree o f on to which one Is put? Is govern­ ment like being cornered at a party by a boorish drunk? la It like being stuck tn an elevator next to someone with bad breath? la it more subtly displeasing, like w atching someone Slurp soup from a b o w l, o r se rv e w h ite w in e w ith the salmon? And if a government la Indeed arrogant, how does changing Its name alter the fad ? You can call a horse a giraffe, but It still won’t be able to nibble the high leaves. You can call the county assessor "Happy Fun Boy," but It won't change IAN SHOALES the zoning laws. Still, anti-governm ent fever aeema to Infect everybody, I see the bum per slicker. "I love my country, bu t fear m y governm ent" everywhere. W hat are we afraid of? FBI swat teams? Getting audited? Being trapped on a plane with Newt Gingrich for 25 hours? W hat exactly la wrong with being governed? Granted, we haven't been governed very well for the last 30 years or so, but are we going to shoot all the dogs Just because the neighbor's spaniel barked at us? By the time you read this colum n, the budget crisis may still be with ua, and we may not even have a government. You’ll have to go to a notary public to get your passport stam ped. You’ll have to hand-deliver you r own tetters, deduct your own taxes, b u lla y o u r ow n prison s, and pu ll yourself over when you run a stop sign. Powerful lobbyists and special interest groups w ill be forced to w rite checks to them selves. Influence will wither on the vine, because there’ll m . SARA ECKEL P iK c u o N K / m jw r .i a s Women find a home in macho trades Last winter Cindy Sanborn had a revela­ tion while watching late-night television. The divorced mother or two w as at the end o f her rope. H er exh usban d w a s not paying child su pport and she had sold nearly everything the fam ily owned to keep food on the table and buy medicine for her 15ye«r-oid daugh­ ter. I t w as about 1 a.m .. and I aaw this weird com m ercial w ith wom en an d tru ck s," she says describing the ad for Women Unlimited, an w ssqfaaOon that teaches trade end jtychw h o a n ■*an**reiaiUM China this question: If It w ere 100 y e a n ago, you kved in London, would you have looked to the United states far investment G ood q u e stio n . P a rtic u la rly b e c a u se It m akes you think about thtasa from a different perspective an d then w onder If you. In fact, w ould have had the foresight to Im agine the United States v o w in g Into the moot powsrftd nation In the world. T h e re are very few investment opportune ties that occur throughout history that have significant Impact on the way we view sweet* ments tn the A llure." aaye the London-baaed Johnstone, w ho w a s tn the United States to talk about her ftind. "Back In the late IBth century, there w as a point in time when people were begkm lng to look at the U .8 . m arket. And you can take an oth er look b a c k In the 1970a. w h en the Japanese m arket w a s the place to b e at the time. The majority o f the people mieeed out on thOI£ flM n rttmihps "All rm saying is that people need to look forward and say to themoriveo. ‘Where are the investing opportunities in the worid todayT" There’s no doubt that china la a grow ing percent. The mafority o f the stocks In the (Und (7 8 percent) are b lu e ch ip stocks found cm H ong Kong’s H ang S en g Index. Johnstone's lam en t sty le lo o k s a t r is k first an d I second, with the goal o f trying to beat a bench mark. A t this moment that bench m ark la the Hang Seng Index. B arbara Trebbi la portfolio m anager o f the h^r China Report Fund. A ftuid that has assets invested in mainland China. 55 percent tn Hong Kong. 12 percent tn and the remainder Invested throughout B h s too thinks that C h in a offers trem en­ d o u s long-term Investment opportunity. "It's realty the en gin e o f gro w th fo r the w h ole world* But Trebbi. whose ftind Is down roughty 2.6 percent this year, la aw are that Investors are no longer enchanted w ith m any o f their Far Raet and Aslan ftind Investments. "I think that China la a perfect example o f p eo p le overreactin g on the n egative s id e .' T rebbi said. "Stocks have realty b e e n beaten down. There are stocks in C hina that are down 80-60 percent o ff their highs trading at 40 pero f their value. W Uh all the positive macro­ econom ic changes that have taken place (in China), there Is still a lot o f value there that Tha China a Hong Kong m arkets are not for everyone, price volatility on the h an d fu l o f (U n as investing there ts likety to repeatedly •park, pop then Hade like Chinese firecrackers, so interested ftind Investors have to be both b lg -tlm a r is k ta k e rs a n d v e ry lo n g -te rm Berry's World ng fo r a co u p le o f y e a rs - It c o u ld m ean -------W hich, for vtafonariea. la no time at 7 27% S IM * »• * * .« "How about putting aoma ow ners ot protaaaionat tootbatt foam s in charga ot tha nab atratagy in Boaniar be nobody left to peddle It to. The words "stop­ gap m easure," "bipartisan* and "filibuster" will d is a p p e a r fro m o u r v o c a b u la ry o v e rn ig h t! Necktie sales win plummet. Personalty, I think we dtlxens are u p to the challenge. All we need la teamwork. W e can fill in those potholes ourselves! til subsidise your tobacco crop if you’ll legislate my morality. How abou t It? W hy, w e cou ld even put a m an on M ars If we put our minds to It I’ve got some old liquid oxygen up In the attic. I believe the guy down the street has some turbothrusters tn has garage. W eld some garbage cans together, and presto— we've got ourselves a rocket. MfeVe got ourselves a space program . W e ll never be sick or poor again. But w ill the system form erly-known aa-govem inent realty go away? I doubt It Petulant Beltway weenies can cad government a "tax free sone," "opportunity cen­ ter.” or "the h ip py-face faceless bureaucracy." a ll they want, bu t they're In a heavy state o f denial. The fa d la, we Am ericana have a tick need to elect officials. W e g d a twisted pleasure from w a tc h in g them th ro w o u r tax d o lla rs dow n rath oles. If they w on 't do It. w e 'll Ju it b rin g somebody In who will. Not to sou n d too pessim istic, b u t th ere's nothing we can do. We can vote all we want, but there will always be some worthless president or other skulking around the White House. % Faced with piles of bills and the realisation that the child support w asn 't ever going to come, Sanborn decided to pu rsue a trade. T was sick and tired o f being helpless," she said Now the im age S an b o rn projects la fa r from h elp less, especially sin ce tt c a n fre ­ quently be found w orking atop the M illion Dollar Bridge tn Portland. Maine. After com­ pleting Women Unlim ited’s 14-wm k-courae. S an b o rn becam e the first w om an to b e a unfonfaed Iron worker tn her state. She S10 an hour now and win m ake 917 an hour once she becomes a Journeyman Ironworker. probably in about four years. Lured by aped w ages and the satisfaction that comes from aktSed work, m any women are pursing careen tn trades such aa caipentry, w elding, electrical w ork, m asonry truck drivin g flefcb that were all bu t on Its to women ju st a fcw decades m o . O ro u p s su ch aa Worafen U n lim ited an d In Trades help welfare mothere. unemployed women and displaced homee rs take the first step toward nontredltional work. Aa w e fla s * * «< * f»^ the *>«ur»i aspects o f the trades, the d e ss e s also offer w eigh t a n d aerobic train in g. Interview ing te c h n iq u e s a n d a se a rtlv c n e a a tra in in g . Students are encouraged to learn back -u p trades as well aa prim ary ones. Sanborn, for ts also trained to drive trucks non­ par m any o f the students, one o f the beat things that the training p ra p a m s provide la the assurance that theyrs not cnuqr for want­ ing to enter this very m asculine arena. "U helps bu ild a support system so you don't think you 're the only w om an In the w orld w h o w a n ts to g o Into con stru ction ," says B a rb ara M cCollum , a grad u ate o f Chicago vary w ith each jo b . where aha la frequently the onty board. "W ith som e crew s you can and have hmefa wttb t b e , the td k Is tn tha si �• • H- Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, Oacambar •, 1NB - M Doga Suga, von Bampua said, had learned to open the heavy gate and go down the street to the play* ground at All Soul's Catholic School and to Park on Park where she’d play with the children. The owner had recently replaced the gate to prevent any unauthorised romps around the neighboroood • Howell aald hla dogs never left the yard without him. but that hla hom e near Third and Elm atreeta la along a path taken by those who preferm i to avoid Ihe law as they plied their trades In the dark oT night. T h ere are crack dealers, prostitutes and people like that who a n trying to stay o ff o f First Street « i d away from the p o lk *,* he explained. T h e dags would bark at them and they'd threatened me. You know. Tm gonna shoot you and your B s te lla P ilo t G riffin . 8 0 . S ta tio n S tre et, A lta m o n te S prin ge, died Friday, D ec. l , 1000 at h e r resid en ce. B o rn O ct. 0 , 1010 tn Q u in c y , sh e m oved to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1030. She w a s a hom em aker. She w as a member o f W illiam s C h a p e l M issio n a ry B a p tis t Church, Altamonte Oprtrqp, and a m em ber o f H e ro in e s o f Jericho. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e s o n s , A rn e tt 'S o n n y Boy** P ilo t, Chicago, Frank 'B u b b a * Pilot, Altam onte Springs; daughters. O erald tn e P ilot R o b b in s a n d D a v id A . S tein er, 4 0 . o f Quincy, QL, formerly o f Sanford, died Thursday, Nov. 33. 1006 at h la residen ce, B om J u n e 3 5, 1056 In Lakewood, Ohio, he waa a longtime resident o f Sanford. He w as a graduate oT Seminole Com m unity College, an d w aa em ployed by S ie m e n s S tro m b e rg -C a rlso n in L ak e Mary. Moat recently, he worked for M tcroEnergy Corp. He w as a n A ir F o rce vete ra n a n d a member o f National Sky Dtvers Association. He was Lutheran. S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e s is te r, Rebecca W kth, North RklgevtDe. S S & S B P "- visitor and “when she saw some children she wanted to olav with.* Van Bum pua said Suga died Nov. IS. She said the dog had been acting strangely two days before, out she did not take her to the veterinari­ an because she w as Involved In trying to replace a ladder that had been stolen from her yard. By the time she took the dog to the doctor the next day It w as too late. The doctor told her the antmal had been poi­ soned with rat poiaon and that It w as not the first time he had seen such a death recently. She aald she reported the death to the 1 M ic e , but they have no record o f such a I T h e y really don't seem to care.* ahe said sh e m oved to C en tral F lo rid a from Oeorgia in 1000. She w as a homemaker. Survivors include son, Robert J „ O eorgia: dau gh ter, D ebbte McOunnis, Florida: four grand­ children. B ald w in -F airch ild -O a k lsw n P a rk C e m e tery a n d F u n e ra l Hom e, Lake Maty, tn charge o f arrangements. Leroy D aniels J r„ A spen. O a., B illie D an iels, G ain esville. Lee D a rts , W illie P o rts , b o th o f S a n fo rd , S a m -a n d Jim m ie D antcla, both o f Jeaau p , O a .: lis te n , Verdtne D fttgsrd, Norma J e a n S c h u m a n a n d A u d re y Schunum all o f Sanford, W l I s o n -E t c h e lb e r g e r M o rtu a ry , lire ,, S a n fo rd , In B e rth a L ee J o h n s o n , SO, M id w a y A v e ., S a n fo rd , d ie d T h u rs d a y , N o v. 3 0 , 100B a t C e n tra l F lo rid a R e gio n a l HoapittaL B om Aug. 10, 1910 in W hite O ak, O a., th e moved to S an fo rd In 1033 from M iam i. S h e w a a a h om em ak er. S h e C h a u n c y 8 . R ickly, SB, W . 3 0 th S tre e t, S a n fo rd , d ie d T u esd ay, D ec. S , 1000 a t h la residence. B om M ay 18.1910 in Etna, Ohio, he mowed to Central Florida in 1983. He w aa a fore­ man at a Cohrm bua, Ohio ateel m ill. H e b e lo n g e d to V ic to ry had a m urder and they don't aeem to care about It.* Three days later. Howell aald, his dog* were poi­ soned. He said the anlm ala had been In the yard ‘ it on Friday and Saturday m orning the older dog waa dead: by that afternoon anoth­ er w as gone and the puppy died on Sunday. ■Whoever did this w as sick. Realty, really sick," he aald. Howell auspects the people who travel along the street at night finally m ade good an their threats to silence the barking dogs. T don't know who else It might have been.* he sak). Cmdr. Dennis Whitm ire o f the Sanford M ic e Department aakl no Investigation la being con­ ducted at this time Into the dogs deaths. T h e re haven't been arty reports file d * he said. 1 look over the reports every day and I double checked on It. There hasn't been anything.* Whitmire said the p o lk * department h as made Von Bam pua and Howell lear a trend In dog killings may take more pets from their families. *1 have walked around the area w arning people and when I went on the home tour last weekend, I told everyone who had a dog out tn their yard,* von Bam pua said. *1 think people need to be warned. There have not been any other dog poisonings In the neighborhood since Nov. IS o f which either Howeft or von Bam pua are aware. •Let’s hope this la the last o f It.* Howell aald. d a u g h te r, S h a ro n K. B ra u n , Definance, Ohio; eons, Edw ard D ., S p rin g H ill, F o re st L ., U th opoU s, O h io, C h au n cy A ., S u g a r G rove, O h io; 18 g ra n d ­ ch ild ren ; i s g re a t-g ra n d c h il­ dren. O ra m k o w F u n e ra l H om e, Sanford, in ch arge o f arran ge- Artie L Daniels Bostic, 38, Sum m erlin Ave., Sanford, died Saturday, Dec, 3, 1005 at her raaM m cr, Barn Jan, I, 1067 In J a a p e r, G a , ah e m oved to S a n fo rd In 1086, S h e w a a a n u rse a ssista n t a t H lllH aven ,t y r m Grant money presented by W inn DUde to the school w ill be used for Its After-School Enrichment programs and the STAR 5 program. We've been watting for something like this to be able to help our kids,* said principal Ron Nathan. *Vfe have to m any good thtngi happening here at Goldsboro and we a r* glad for the recognition.* The Star B program la alined at the at-risk stu­ dents who qualify for the district's alternative education programs. At Ooldaboro the STAR 8 program la taught by Dorothea-Fpglc, Nathan_tkscrlbes Fogle as *an Curry-Hunter Purmral Home, M en d o n , 111., It y c h a r g • o f need.* Nathan said the after school program fUla a void j that some students have at home with parents who either don't or can't help the children with their homework. And an Important part o f the . program la that the teachers read to the children. 'It's been shown that students who a n read to * do better tn school,* he said. "We try to do that for . them. The after school program also ensures that students have their homework done when they . arrive in school the nest day and that they grt the * tutorial heto thev need when thev'need'tt and not v He said the afteTschooTproM am h as already • m other. E va D an iels C arsw ell, San ford: eons, Ryan W illiam s, C o rn e liu s B o s tic , 5 0 th o f S a n fo rd : d a u g h te rs . B ritn e y Boedc and E ra Brl ddm, both o f Sanford, brothers, Johnny an d Jam as D aniels, both o f Miam i: Confused By MEDICARE? H Conhlh Come &MeetJoan Harkins Cooktta M iJ f N t J o M "TheMedicare Lath" WED., DECEMBER 13th ' * 2HMP.RI.-440 P.II. * Officials at the Sanford Veterinary Hospital In Sanford confirmed that they have had at least one patient brought into the facility within the last month that had been potaoned, but they refused to discuss other detain. TOPICS T O SB COVERED Including the STAR S Learn and Serve p r a fa m and the after school Read Aloud Snack program. Fogle's Learn and Serve program will match stu­ dents with residents at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home where the y o u r* people will con­ duct Interviews and create biographic* that wtU preserve the hiatortea o f m any o f SanfonTa oldest residents. "O f course, they are doing so much for others through this program ," Nathan aald, *but they are also improving their writing skills and their Inter­ personal skills. It Is a very innovative program ." Nathan said the Interview* will be published In book form at the end o f the school year. H ie stu­ dents hope to have a luncheon to honor their su b­ ject* when the book Is published. T h e students are enthusiastic about this pro­ ject and they're learning so m uch without realis­ ing they're doing work.* Nathan said. The after school enrichment program Is N ath an 's-baby," he said. T h e re Is a great need to offer students aaals- 1— • M is durtng critical periods o f growtn. The Boy Scouts o f Central Florida to Sanford were m o nonorra a i me luncneon w r provicwig leadersh ip development, physical fitness activi­ ties, dru g and child abuse prevention* for young nrn rif in this area. The Winn DUdc Good ClUsenahtp aw ards were established in 1063 in an effort to recognise the often *unhcraktod efforts o f those who g w so much to ou r young people and to the communl- ' year pertod o f assurance, The A irport Authority approved sending the G A IN E S Garden Chapel Funeral Home Fulfilling aService to Our Community In Time O fNeed. MasterCard Now it is easier than ever to place your classified advertising or to pay for your Herald subscription. Call us at 322-2611 335 E . SR 434 (A m e s fo am W M to f e e s ) I « i r �OA S.rnfnrtl Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. December 6. 1995 LOSEtoIO lbs. IN 3 DAYS A l l N a tu r a l T - L I T E w i t h C h r o m iu m P lc o lln a to Warm Christmas wishes »r. i- n — P B ~ _T w B *• jjm B The night sights at Sanford's Monroe Harbour Marina are tak­ ing on a festive look these days, as more and more boat owners are lighting their crafts in keeping with the holidays. 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South Carolina, West Virginia. Colorado and parts of California and Texas. To lie eligible, taxpayers must receive a TclcFtle booklet con­ taining their personal Identification number. They also must lie single with no dependents, have taxable Income of less than 850.000. have Interest Income of less than 8400 and live at the same address as last year. During llie call, which should last about 10 minutes, taxpay­ ers follow’ the nine steps outlined on a work sheet and the 11i orded-voice Instructions, which arc available In English and Spanish. • Always Fresh • Always Quality • Alwayi Guaranteed Extra Low Prices ...And More! N A TIO N A L B R IEFS WASI IINOTON_Prcschoolcrs whose mothers arc less educated in whose first language Isn't Fngllsh lag behind other children In their abilities tn name colors, recognize the alphabet and count to 20. a study found. Most American children can handle those tasks before their tlrst day of kindergarten, as well as hold a pencil properly, tmiiori their clothes, speak so that strangers can understand tlu m amt write their own first names, the education Department siuily found. The (hidings are Important because other studies have linked early skills to eventual academic performance, the depart­ ment said. Nicholas /III. author of the study, cautioned that the tiridings should not overly concern a parent whose child seems 10 he behind. "It's not like your child Is doomed If they can't count at a certain age." /ill said Tuesday. “In fact, there are very wide developmental differences among Individual children.* Hot the study does raise concerns about groups of chil­ dren who lag. /ill nitId. fo r example. Illapnnlo children1 , u rn aiionp. had fewer literacy skills when they entered kindergarten, the study found. >t..«• Almost 98 percent of American children attend kinderg.u ini Most also have had at least some preschool or day care helore kindergarten. Some children go Into bilingual kinder­ garten or first-grade classes. 1110 (MAIL BOXIFRFNCH AVE. SANFORD 3 2 3 * 4 3 4 1 m . p Pro, rv.th IS’jOPurchase MVP Prce Win S? 0 Purchase Eitie l ua PiMl*Without MVP Cent * It i co 79 I *.... I 2 UN t*l». f Lb. 2 39 MVP Prce Win S‘jOPun.neve 8A I I sl'rt l lb | M.P. ...„ S J . 4 9 I * ..... r ^ Lb. S2 99 (V ( �k S a n fo rd H e ra ld WEDNESDAY lams Roll Again Hammett leads Lake Mary girls to ninth win 8RD offers Baton elaeses SANFO R D — The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent la offering baton classes for girts ages o and up. The classes, taught by Joy Ciore. are held every Thursday from 6:45 p.m . to 7:50 p.Ri. at the Sanford Oym nastlcs Association Building. 6 0 1 E.25th Place. The cost Is 610 per month. For m ore Information call 330-5697. Magic Toys for Tots O R LAN D O — The Orlando M agic and Toys for Tots are team ing up to provide new toys for local needy children during the holiday season. M agic fans attending the Decem ber 8th (Charlotte Hornets. 8 p.m .) or 15th (Utah Jass, 8 p.m .) gam es, m ay .donate new. unw rapped toys at the O-rena. Every person w ho donates a toy receives a raffle ticket with the chance to win a great prise during halftime. The O rlando Magic, along w ith co-sponsors W CPX-Channet 6 and the U S Marine Corps, also w ill provide drop o ff points for new. unwrapped toy donations at the follow ing locations: Magic Front Office, O rlando Arena. One Magic Place and the Magic FanAtUc (both locations), 715 W est G arlan d Street. O rlando o r Re­ naissance Center. Altam onte Springs. Baseball coachat moating SANFO R D — The City o f Sanford Recreation Departm ent Is having a coaches m eeting for all those Interested in coaching youth baseball. The m eeting Is for those w anting to coach ages 12-Under (T-Ball. Pee W ee. U tU e M q o rs). The m eeting w ill be held at the Downtown Recreation Center, low er level o f Sanford City Han, at 6 p.m. on Monday. Decem ber 13th. For more Information please call 550-5697. W INTER PARK - Lori Hammett scored 15 points Tuesday t o lead Lake M aiy to a 50-45 win over Lake Howell in a girls' Sem inole Athletic Conference bassketball gam e at Lake Howell High School. Freshm an Lauren Bradley scored 14 points for the Rams, an d Courtney H arris added 13. *We played four gam es In six days, and the kids are tired,* said Lake M ary coach C arl Brown. *Lake Howell came out and slowed u s down. I’m pleased with our perform ance, and everybody played better In the second h a lf* The Sliver Hawks had a 9-8 lead at the end o f the first quarter, and the teams were within one point o f each other or tied for most o f the period. Nikki Read gave Lake Howell a 15-8 lead to start the second half, but Courtney H arris put Lake Mary ahead 20-15 Just before halftime. The Sliver Hawks do sed to within 20-18 with 1:58 before the break, and the Rams headed to the locker room with a 23-20. *lt was a fon gam e,* said Lake Howell coach D ennis Codrey. ‘ Lake Mary Is Just a better team than we are. We played well.* Lake Mary took a 27-24 lead to start the third quarter, but Cathleen Davis put Lake Howell back on top 51-29 at the 1:26 mark. The Silver Hawks held a 37-35 heading Into the fourth quarter, but Hammett put the Rams ahead for good at 43-39 with 4:11 rem aining In the contest. The Sliver Hawks cut the lead to 46-45 with :35 rem aining, but Lake Mary then converted four free throws to put the game away. Lake Howell won the Junior varsity contest over Lake Mary 51-45. The two teams return Tribe hands ‘hounds conference opening loss Wlntar Springs softball W IN T E R SPR ING S The City o f W inter Springs w ill be signing up team s for Its 1996 A d ult S oftball P olar B ear League starting tomorrow (Dec. 4) at Central W inds Park. League’s (lim ited to the first Sts paid team s) are scheduled to start on Tuesday. January 2 and run Monday through Friday n ight's (team s C h rist ian boys dow n Ptno WPHlRi* #t»\ . ... ..ii.* . . . Patrick Moore had 16 points Tuesday to lead Orangewood Christian Academ y over Pine Castle 80­ 55. Marti Pipkin had 14 points far the Rams, while Nick McKinney acored 11. Broderick a 4 MM Christian. The Rams, ranked No. 4 In C lass A with a 44) record, travel to play B ishop •* 1 11 M I : m l t . * Dafar | | | • , SANFO R D _ S u n n lla n d Corporation an d the Red Hots missed golden opportunities to tabs control o f the league and In t Tuesday nigh t at P in ch urst h s i O W E ratted far two run s In th e bottom o f the seven th In n in g to o d ge S u n n lla n d C o rp o ra tio n 3 -2 In th e fir s t Msgic Tonight. 10 p m Onsndo Msgic si Qoi Wsrrton. (U JO ao p m FOR THE BEST C O V E R A G E OF SPORTS IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �M - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wadntaday, Dscsmbsr 6, 1W9______________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________ Methodist Flames burn back to top in church softball 1at tinted Methoftsi Wann a * 0 * 7 0 0 4 --1 3 * 1 SANFORD — Back In a fam il­ iar spot. T h e S a n fo rd F irs t u n ite d m cthodlst-Flam es w rapped u p their fourth ch am p io n sh ip In the p a st live leagu es w ith an 165 victory over Deltona Trinity Assem bly o f Ood-M ajesty In the Sanford Recreation Department Fall C hurch Slowpttch Softball League at Chase Park Saturday morning. W inning pitcher Tom Oracey scattered 10 h lta a n d R obert S m ith led a 32 h u atta c k by going five-for-five as the Flames improved to 0 -0 on the season. The Flam es' victory w a s Just on e o f th e s to rie s o n a b ig Saturday for the winning teams. In th o se o th e r g a m e s, Sanford Church o f the Naxarene finished the season w ith seven s tra ig h t w in s b y to p p in g Sanford Central Baptist 0*5 ana Sanford AH Souls Catholic won Its se c o n d s tra ig h t gam e b y scoring a run in the bottom o f th e se v e n th In n in g to ed g e Sanford Spanish Assem blies 33. T ra ilin g the F lam es in the sta n d in g s w ere M a je sty an d N axaren e (both 7*3), S pan ish Assem blies (4*6). All Souls (2*8) and Centra) Baptist (1*0). T o n ig h t a t th e D o w n to w n Recreation Center in the low er level o f Sanford City H all, the Sanford Recreation Department win hold its organisational meet­ in g fo r th e a d u lt P o la r B e a r S to w p ltch S o ftb a ll L e a g u e s starting at 0 p.m. The sponsorship trophies i cham pionship T -S h irts w ill awarded at this meeting Itn ad tion to discussing the upcom ing Anyone interested tn putting a team In the church league are encouraged to attend. A reduc- 0103011 — B IO 1000310 — 013 Church M of & a l 308111 x — O i l Uon In the entry fee will be given to any team that sends a coach o r re p re se n ta tiv e . T h e P o la r Bear leagues are set to atari the drat w eek in J an u aty, so you d o n 't have a long tim e to get things together. The rtsm es led lusi ust 3*1 after two Um ingi. bu t then took con­ trol by scoring five run s In the third inning and broke the ism e op en w ith seven ru n s In the fo u rth In n in g to tak e a 14-1 advantage. Contributing for the Flam es were Robert Smith (double, four a ln g le a . th re e r u n s s c o re d ), Trent Smith (tittle, two MnMes, two runs scored, five RBQ, Tom Oracey (double, two M nM w, four ru n s sc o re d , th ree R B I) a n d J e n y C am us (double, tw o sin ­ gles. one run scored , three RBQ. A lso contributing w ere Tony Btalle (triple, double, two ru n s s c o re d , th re e R B I), D a n n y Oracey (triple, atngte, two RBQ, M ark Blythe (two alnglea, three rung scored), Paul Stem ( single, two run s floored, one RBQ. Dean L. Smith (t l n p , one ru n ocored) c o a c h D e a n W . S m ith , J a c k E lto n h e a d . B ill O racey , W .L . O rac e y , B ru c e D a n llla , M ike Stom eU l, C h ris D apore, David Betglier and M ark VUchko. P ro v id in g th e o ffe n s e fo r Majesty were John Sever (triple, do u ble, two ru n s scored, two RBI), Adrian Bourgeois (two sin­ gles, one RBI), Rob Mullet! (one single, one run scored, one RBQ, Steve M cOulgan (one single, two run s scored), Ruben Q uinones (one single, one RBI) and Tbody Rosas, ike Mendoza an d Steve Jarrett (one single each). C en tral B ap tist took a 2 -0 le a d tn th e top o f th e H rst inning, bu t Naxarene came back with three runs in the bottom o f th e firs t In n in g , th re e m ore scores In the bottom o f the third and a tingle run In the fourth Inning to take a 7-2 advantage. Central Baptist cut the lead to 7-B In the top o f th e fifth Inning, but Naxarene got Insur­ ance run s In the fifth and sixth timings to keep Central Baptist at bay. D o in g th e d a m a g e fo r N axaren e w ere B ria n H ow ard (th re e a ln g le a , th re e ru n s sc o re d ), F ra n k T u rn e r (th ree a ln g le a , tw o R B I), P h illip Sutherland (double, single, one ru n sc o re d , th ree R B I), Ron Cordell (double, single, one run ■cored, two RBQ, Donnie McCoy (single, two runs scored), Perry Head er (tingle, one run scored), Todd M organ (single, one RBQ. Dave M anta and winning pitch­ e r W a y n e O a g e r (o n e tin g le each) and Scott Wade (one RBQ. Oetttng the hits for C entral Baptist were Mike McCoy (dou­ b le , tw o s in g le s , tw o ru n s scored), Erik Luce (two singles, two run s scored, two RBQ. Jay Crutchfield (two singles, one run scored), Rob Thacker (two sin ­ gle s, one R B I), Davtd F arr Jr. (tw o alnglea), D anny Flannery {■Ingle, one RBQ, Ken Perry (sin­ gle). Asa Evans (one run scored) and Mike Moss (one RBQ. Spanish Assem blies took a 20 lead In the top o f the second in n in g, b u t A ll S o u ls started ch ipping aw ay, scorin g sin gle ru n s tn the secon d an d firth innings to Ue the score at 2-2. tn th e top o f th e sev e n th In n in g , S p a n is h A ss e m b lie s loaded the bases but could not score, setting the stage for the AH Souls heroics. Rich B ra sh ea rs led o ff an d re a c h e d on a n e rro r. D a n Conybear and Rich Stewart fol­ low ed w ith alnglea to load the bases with no one out and Rick Feas singled to center to end the game. Pacing A ll S ou ls w ere C h ris Bennett (two singles, one RBQ, F e ss (o n e s in g le , on e ru n scored, one RBQ, Jim Leep (one s in g le , on e ru n s c o re d ), Conybear and Stewart (one sin ­ gle each ), B raah eara (one run ■ c o re d ) a n d J o e J a p e s (on e R B I). Doing the hitting for Spanish A ssem b lie s w ere Jo e S an tora (three singles, one run scored, one RBQ, Ttany Rivera (two sin ­ gles), Ito W alton (single, one run scored) an d Juato D elgado Jr. (one atngte). L e a d in g N a x a re n e w ere D on n ie M cCoy (th ree aln glea, three run s scared), Sutherland (triple, stngie. two runs scored, three RBI). Turner (double, sine, two runs scored, three RBQ. organ (tw o sin gles, one ru n ■cored, one RBQ. W ayne O ager (s in g le , tw o ru n s s c o re d ), Howard (atngte. one run scored), CardeQ (single, one RBQ. Header (sin gle) a n d W ade an d M orris (one RB] each). B H itting for the Flam es w ere D ean L. Sm ith (three alngles), R o b e rt S m ith a n d R ic h a rd S tew art (tw o aln glea a n d one RBI each). Aaa Evans (two aln ­ g le a . o n e ru n a c o re d ), J e rry Robert Smith (no. 7) has Jlvs Ntt to Flames to tha Sanford Cam us (two singles), Erik Luce (sin g le , on e ru n sc o re d ) an d Robert Janet, Jim Held and Joe 0 « p .1 * * M * 1 -t 1 * ..toovj; f/yxy VXXV make up g im n from October 3. At 6:30 p.m ., Lec'a Exxon takes on the Red Hots: at 7:30 p.m .. the She Devils face C ft A Sales (0 *6 ); an d at 8:30 p.m .. 01CC plays C rasy W ines. Sun n ilan d Corporation h as the bye. S u n n ila n d C o rp o ra tio n scored a ru n in the top o f the first inning and OICC answered with a run in the fourth toning. S u n n ila n d C o rp o ra tio n looked lik e tt m ight tak e the • mm aa T eresa Krem ar scored o n n tw o o u t sin g le b y B a r b Martin In the top o f the seventh Iniiina • Things bleak lot QtCC a s th e flrs t two batters in the bottom o f the seventh In n in g popped out. But the No. 10 hit* ter tn the lineup, Pam W atson, alleged to keep the gam e alive. T an ya O etger then en ded the gam e aa she tripled In W atson and scored on a throwing error on the sam e play. P ro v id in g th e o ffe n s e fo r G IC C w ere farn m le Jan es (two •MM* 1 - 3 7 tM44fifi— 1*18 SSfiSfifi 3-111* 3 M tM t — 1*17 •fit 144k— 1417 Cox (d ouble, sin gle, fou r run s scored, taro R B lf, Lynn W ebb (two stages, one run ocorsd. two R BI) an d C aro l Dtck (tw o sin * A ls o h ittin g w a rs K slly D e n to n (s in g le , tw o ru n s scored), Donna Horn (stngie. one R B I). A n n O a rn e tt (tw o ru n s R B I), w a tso n (on e sin gle, one ru n scored), M arie C ovington, M issy Van Ease IsUne an d Kelly M artin (on e sin g le e a ch ) a n d Catfay Cola (one RBQ. D o in g th e h ittin g fo r •u n n tla n d C o rp o ra tio n w e re MlckJ Lew is an d K rem ar (tw o a ln g le a a n d on e ru n sc o re d each). B arb Martin (tern Miugaa, on e R B I). C a ro ) C ra n ic k (tw o singles), Teresa Ftnck (one B u ­ g le , o n e R B I) a n d B a ta lla Roundup 30 lead In the o f the first Inning, but the Red Hots cam e back with ais runs In the top o f the second Inning. A fter Lee's Exxon answered with three runs In th a botto m o f th e se c o n d Inning to U e the score at 6*6. the Red Hota took con trol b y scorin g two ru n s tn the third in n in g a n d fo u r r u n s In t b s fourth Inning to lead 1 1 4 . Lae's Exxon halved the lead with three runs In the bottom o f tha fourth Huong, bu t tha Rad Hots cam s rt#M back wMh four r u n s in th e to p o f th a firth Inning to take a safe lead. C o n trib u tin g fo r th e Red Hota were Toni Pavobch (triple, two sin gles, two ru n s scored. ■Ml for the goal and an assist tar the ---------------------- yftfiM at Lake Silver Ivcr Hawi Hawks, an d Ben H o w ai an Thursday, white McKccby a ft L ate M ary tatea an Sem inole , j « y Baldwin acored the lone goal for the Greyhounds. win in the J.v. Brantley plays Thursday. game. Lake at Lyman David Lewis scored tw o lSSSK. a n d Jenny B low ers (tw o ru n s ....... si ah wLiMmii* mm D oing the dam age fo r L ae's B a so n w e re B o n n ie C h a p lin (fo u r sin gles, one ru n scared . at ga i I I �ay* ^ r wwr r » r • ’ r r * " r r T # * • • f i Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, December 6, 1995 - SB People _______________________ Roll out the Christmas cookies! Ah, Christmas! The time of year when the experts will tell ui how de­ pressed we are. It took me a long time to admit it, but I LIKE Christman. I like the lights and the decorations, the holiday smells (balsam, cinnamon, tangerine!) and the way people make extra efforts to ace friends and cook up goodies. Now. I didn't always like the holiday. There were years when I apent too much, cooked too much, ate too much, and paid for It, literally and figura­ tively. But nowadaya, 1 feel like I've got Christmas down pat. Our shopping is minimal and within our budget. The hour* when I could be miserably bat­ tling hordes at the mall I spend In­ stead with the kids, making presents for them to give to their teacners and schoolmates, Rotary moots tarty Rotanr C lub o f Lake Mary meets Thursday m ornings, 7:3041:30 a.m . at the Tlm sctuui Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Brian Loe, president, at 323-6128. Walght Watohara matt on Thuvadayt A local chapter o f W eight W atchers meets at the Lake Mary Com m unity Budding every Thursday from 4:43 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toaatmastara moat at Haathrow The Om ni Toastm asters C lub *6061 w ill meet at 3:30 p.m . every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 A A A Drive, Heathrow. Oueats and prospective m em bers are welcome. Call Bertram Olick. 323-6069, for m ore Information. Sunrtaa Klwonls maata Friday The Sem inole Sunrise Kiwants C lub meets every Friday, at 7 a.m .. at Shooey's, U S 17*03, south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call Ridge Moreland, 333*3018. Fraaellnlc avary Friday O E N E V A — A free dink: to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im m unisations will be held every Friday, from 900 to 11:30 a.m ., at the Oeneva Elem entary School In the old school building, com er o f First and Main Street In Oeneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Sem inole County Health Department in conjunction with the Seminole Oeneva Elem entary School. For County Sheriff's Office and Q Information, call 349*9364. Formats Markat The Downtow n Sanford Farm er's Market held each Saturday from 8 a.m . till noon at First and Magnolia under the M g dock. For Information, call Kathy Sutton,322-8678. Look for our special events. W alton w as Introduced to the ■ W A N S A B .C A R B Navy Airm an K w ansa E. Carr, core values of the Marine Corps son o f Vera Carr o f 1131 Hickory w hich Include: honor, courage, a n d c o m m itm e n t. T h e Im ­ A v e „ S a n fo rd . Is c u rre n tly portance o f the core values w as hairway through a six-m onth Illu s t r a t e d th ro u g h o u t th e overseas deployment aboard the t r a i n i n g w h ic h I n c lu d e d aircraft carrier USS Abraham cu sto m *, co u rtesies, M arin e Lincoln, w hich has Included Corps history and tradition*. duty near Iraq In the Persian He la a 1994 graduate or Oulf. Sem inole High School. Sanford. C arr Is one o f 3,000 sailors and Marines who departed Naval Air Station Alam eda. Calif. In early A p ril for the voyage to the J A M B * J . M C G O V E R N w e ste rn P acific an d In d ian N avy Lt. C m dr. Jam es J. Oceans and Persian Oulf. So far. McGovern, a 1979 graduate of C arr has traveled nearly 38.000 Sem inole High School, Sanford, m iles In the first three months. la currently halfWay through a C arr's ship Is the lead ship o f a six-m onth overseas deploym ent u^>s4ven*dtip battlw‘# « u p w h ich . w ith Helicopter Anti-Subm arine • 1•Usdudse1w o re 1th u ii'SO 1*t4ducal S q u a d ro n T h re e , e m b a rk e d ] aircraft, and ships and subm a­ aboard the aircraft carrier U SS I rines aim ed w un Tom ahaw k Theodore Roooevelt, which has \ cruise m issiles. included duty on the Adriatic The 1001 graduate o f Sem i­ Sea near Bosnia and In the n o le H ig h S ch o o l, S an fo rd . Persian O u lf near Iraq. Joined the Navy In Decem ber M c O o v e rn la on e o f 1B9 1003. squadron m em bers em barked o u n n in o o . w a lt o m aboard the aircraft carrier who M a rin e P v t. C h a n n ln g O . have traveled app roxim ately W alton, son o f Mallchi a n d Ella 3 0 ,0 0 0 m ile s sin ce le a v in g J. W alton o f 107 Hughes Ave., N o rfo lk . V a .. In m id-M arch. 1 Sanford, recently completed the M cO ovem 's ship la the lead ship I I weeks o f Intensive training o f a form idable 11-ahtp battle r e q u ir e d to e a rn th e title g r o u p , w h ic h In c lu d e s Jet "M arin e.'' fighters, attack aircraft helicop­ D uring the training conducted ters. and ships and subm arines ‘ at Marine Corps Recruit Depot. arm ed with Tom ahawk cruise P a rris Isla n d , 8 .C ., W a lto n m issiles. c o m p le t e d a v a r ie t y o f McOovern Is a 1963 graduate challenging training evolutions designed to Improve physical o f U . 8 . N a v a l A c a d e m y . Annpolla, Md.. with a BS degree and mental strength. In to the rigorous and a 1991 graduate o f the 0 .8 . physical conditioning program , N a v a l P o stg ra d u a te S ch o o l. M onterey. C alif., w ith a MS c la s s ro o m in s tru c tio n a n d practical application exercises. degree. Preheat oven to 300 degrees. In a large bowl, cream butter until soft. Blend ini isugar. Separate egg, putting yolk in the butter-sugar mixture, and putting the white Into a small cup or bowl. Beat buUer-augar-yolk mixture. Blend in flour and pinch of salt. Roll dough into 1-Inch balls. Dip each ball in egg white, then roll In chopped nuts. Place on greased baking sheet and make a depression in center with a small spoon (a demltaiae spoon works well) or your floured thumb. Bake 3 minutes, remove from oven, and using a spoon (not your thumb; you'll bum It) re make the depression. Return to oven and bake IS more min­ utes. (Watch carefully, or the nuts will begin to bum). Com on a rack, and store in an airtight container. FtU in­ dentation with Jam or Jelly before servlnYield: I dozen cookies. — Recipe from my mother, Diana Calls; also printed in T h e Christmas Kitchen,” by Lorraine Rodger (Doubieday. INI). 1 1 1 FOOD In a large bowl, using a wooden spoon, cream together the butter and sugar. Add the egg yolk and beat well. Add the chocolate and the Grpnd Marnier and stir. In a separate bowl, mix together the salt, cinnamon, flour and baking powder. Add slowly to the large bowl when Mgets too tough to stir, use your hands. Form dough Into a ball, wrap In plastic wrap, and refrigerate until chilled. 1 to S noun. Preheat oven to 330 degrees. Working with half the dough at a lime, roll it out very thin (about '.th inch) on a well-floured surface and cut in desired shapes. Using a metal spat­ ula (or pancake turner) transfer to an ungreased baking sheet. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar or chopped nuts. Bake for 10 to 13 minutes, until cookies are lust browned. With a metal spatula, loosen the cookies from the baking sheet, but do not remove from sheet. Let set for about 3 minutes, then trans­ fer to a cake rack to cool. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 0 dozen 3-inch cookies. — Recipe from Carol Vasaar, Mont­ pelier, Vt. MARIALISA CALTA 1 I 1 I (M i K Preheat oven to 300 degrees. In a large bowl, cream the butter. Add the 2 tablespoons sugar, the egg yolk and vanilla, and mix well. Beat in nuts. Add flour to the dough. Cool on a rack and store In an air­ Pinch off small lumps of dough, and tight container, or freeze. roll them between your palms to make Yield: 3 dozen l-'t-lnch cookies. a “snake" about 2 ',-lnches long. Shape — Recipe from Cornelia Emlen, into crescents, flgure-ts, or whatever Calais, Vt. shape pleases you. Bake until very lightly golden (about 25 to 30 minutes). M TIPM W H K L8 Sift confectioners' sugar over a sheet of butcher paper (or a brown paper bag). Remove cookies from sheet and place on the paper. Sift more sugar over top till very well coated. Allow to cool on the paper. Store In an airtight container or freeze. Yield: 3 dozen cookies. — Recipe from Laurie Lipp. Calais, Vt. CHOCOLATE cup chapped almonds or 1 Preheat oven to 330 degrees Place unsweetened chocolate In the top part of a double boiler over (not In) hot (not boiling) water. Allow it to melt, then allow it to cool slightly. In a large bowl, cream butter; add melted chocolate. Add sugar, egg yolk and vanilla, and mix. Sift together flour and salt. Add to chocolate mixture. In a (hallow bowl, slightly beat egg white with fork. Scoop dough out by the teaapoonfol and roll each spoonful Into a ball. Dip the ball in egg white to coat. Roil in nuts. Place about Iinch apart on ungreased cookie sheet. Press thumb gently in the center of each, making a depression that you will later All with melted chocolate. Bake 10 to 13 minutes or until set. As soon as the cookies are taken from Uw oven, place 4 to 3 chocolate china in the thumbprint. Aa melts, spread it with the point knife to fill the thumprtnt. (You want to return cookies hi oven for a minute to help chips melt.) In a large bowl, cream together the butter, sugars, egg and vanilla. In a separate bowl, mix together the flour, ' teaspoon salt and the baking soda Add hi the butter mixture and mix well. Gather dough up into a ball, wrap In waxed paper and chill at least I hour. Meanwhile, make the filling; Over medium heat, cook together the dates, water and a dash of salt Bring to a boil and cook until heated through and spreadable (Just a few minutes). Add a bit more water If you need to make K more spreadable. Add nuts and allow to cool slightly (to lukewarm). Roil out dough into a t-by-13-inch rectangle. Spread with filling. Roll up LENGTHWISE to make a log IS Inches long. Wrap in waxed paper and chill: ‘ Slice log '.-Inch thick. Bike on pre­ pared cookie sheet until Just lightly browned, about ■ to I I minutes. Allow cookies to sit on retkit sheet for a few minutes. Using a poncake turner, remove to rack and cool Store in an airtight container. Yield: 4 dozen cookies. — Recipe from Cornelia Em Ian, — ,V t 1 « i \ Preheat oven to 900 degrees. In a large bowl, cream the butter. Add n —r and vanilla. In a separate bowl, mix together the flour and salt. Add to the butter mix­ ture. Add the cocoa and mix well. Gather dough up into a ball. Roll dough out between sheets or waxed paper as thin aa you can get it (between ,th and '.th of an inch) and cut with cookie cutters right on the waxed paper. Make paira o f each shape, with one of each pair reversed (a mirror image) ao that whaa you fill this cookie the filling win go on the bottom (cookie-sheet side) of each. II to 18 minutes. Allow cookies to cool on shoot for several minutes, then remove carefully to a rack to cool COMPLETELY. Spread bottom (cookie-sheet side) of a nHrtf with Jam; top with the matchlag (mirror image) cookie, ao that you **"YWd: srgwy to : • — Rsdpe turn laiafo lipp, Calais. Vt cuss NcwvArat nnrnnusK assn Mom can’t believe daughter’e leap of faith D EAR ABBY: Four years ago, my 100-percent Jewish daughter (n ow 29) m arried a religious Wi are not rollCatholic her' age. We gious, but< i observe all the Jewish holidays. Recently, our daughter and her husband started adoption proceed - r - f inga for a little girl from another country. 8he'll be IB months old i they get her. My daughter informed ua that she is attending cIi m h on both the Old and New Testaments — in the church rectory. She says she would like some education in order to be able to answer questions concerning religion. I asked why she didn't go to a synagogue to leant Jewish his­ tory- No reply. I asked, only half-aerioualy, "You aren't considering converting, are you r Her reply, "Fdont know yet I might." 11 The next question would be, "Why did you change, Mommy?" Abfay, where does that leave ua and her three Jewish brothers who are committed to Judaism? DEVASTATED IN LONG ISLAND Abby, it was like I was struck by j. She said she would still to the Jewish holidays with us, and nothing would change. T h e n why convert?" I asked. "W hy not raise the child in both faiths and let her decide when she gets older?” What will her answer be when her daughter aaka, ‘ Why are we going to Grandma's for Passover if w e're not Jewish?" Should my daughter say, "I used to be Jewish'? M A N M U N T jjv t o ki: f ’ StatHag ot |I00 LAKE MARY JEWELRY U kaM prYaO M aatfow M ar s ^ g h tY a a r il » w k m Plata • Lake>M aty Bow Ba«Wleracd»<4671 vard • Mazy M l -C I M I fa n ta stic Sam s J jo u r a ft E A S w y r n ln * 7 " r a t iV GIFT C M TW K A TU tffiq rfR W l i f j i g u/svw • mm ll/awvf rtll/«VVl �1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, Decrmber 6, 1995 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT ON TN I IIONTMNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND RON • I K I N O ll COUNTY, FLORIDA. C A M NO.i eE-11S-6A-14-A NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. etc., Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fSTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOt SB-7BBCA14B CENLAR FEDERAL 8AVINOS DANK Plaintiff, RICHARD 0. CURTIS. ate., at al; Defendant,. A M IN D ID NOTICE OR DALI NOTICE la Databy given that purauant ts the Summary Final Judgment el Foracleaufa and Sale and Order Amending Summary Final Judgment entered in the cauae penning in the Circuit Court of the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit, tn and for SEMINOLE County. Florida, Civil Action Number SS-t t t-CA14-A the undereigned Clark will aall the proparty eltuated In aaid County, daaertbad aa: LOT t t . SRICEWOOO, ACCORDINO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT DOOR St. PAOt IT, PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, togattier with all atructuroa. improvemanta, fiaturaa. appllancaa and appurtanancaa on aaid land or uaad m conjunction tnaravritfi, at pubNc aale. to the tugboat and beat bidder tor caeh at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the H a t day of December. IM S at the WIST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD. Florida. IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A SPE­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT AOA COORDINATOR AT S«t N. PARK AVENUE. SUITE NO. SOI, TELEPHONE (407) 3*3-0 30, EXT. 4217 NOT LATER THAN FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDING. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDD) 1-100-MIir r t . o r vo ice no i -soo-m i • 770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark CHARLES IR. GEORGE. Ill CHARLES FLORIDA BAR •: EtSSSS LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES R. GEORGS. Nt P.A. POST OFFICE BOX H N ORLANDO, FLORIDA SIS01 Publieh: November M , and December S. IM S D S J -tlt PLAINTIFF VS. DONNIE E. SMITH: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OONNIE E. SMITH: NAN A. FERRELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NAN R. FERRELL; MONTGOMERY SOUARE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DSFINOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to an Order Granting the Motion to Raaat Foracloaure Sale dated November SO, t* M , entered in Civil Caae No. M-7SSCAt4B of the Circuit Court of the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I win eeH to the higheet and beat bidder for eaah at the WEST FRONT LOBBY of the SEMINOLE County Courthouee m SANFORD. Florida, at 11*0 o'clock a.m. on the ESth day of December, IM S the following deecrlbed property aa eat forth In aaid Summary Final Judgment, lo-wtt: LOT 14. MONTGOMERY SOUARE. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK E4. PAGES S AND g. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated thla H a t day of November. IM S (CIRCUIT COUNT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton COR DANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. poreona with dmabilit lea needing a epocial accom­ modation ehouid contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouee at 407-111-4110.1SOO-SM-S771 (TDD) or 1-000MS-S770. via Florida Rolay DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M IT NB M S AO STREET S T B .104 NORTH MIAMI BEACH. FL IlfSO (SOS) SSt-7778 H-1SS0 Publteh: November M . and Decamber S, IS M O E J -llt GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES In the Circuit Court af the ts th Judicial Circuit, In and Far Semlaete C aunty, Flerlda Caaa Na. SS-tATt-C A-O t4R Countrywide Funding Corporation. Piamufl(a), va. Eduardo Colon-Caatro, at al.. Defend ant(a) Natlae at Ferecleeure Bale NOTICE IS GIVEN purauant to a (udgment of foracloaure dated tt/IS/SS and entered m Caaa No. IB-1472-CA-014K of fhe Circuit Court of the ttth Judicial Circuit m and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein Countrywide Funding Corporation, a New York corpo­ ration, la tha plaintiff, and Eduardo Colon-Caatro. at al., tha deftrvdantla). I win aall to the hlgheat bidder for each at tha weal front door ol tha Sam mole County Courthouee, SOI N. Park Ave., Sanford. Florida, at ttKM> o'clock A.M. on December H a t. IM S. the following deecrlbed property aa aet forth M aaid lodgment, to Wit* Lot 10S. HOLLOWBROCK WEST PHASE IV. according to tha map or plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book sg, pagea 77 through 7S. in the Public Racorda ot Seminole County, Florida. TOOETHER WITH all tha Improvement, now or hereafter oaeementa. right,, appurtenancee. rente royalttee. mineral, oil and ga future, now or hereafter a part ot the properly. All replacemanta and addltlona ehall alee be covered in thla Security Inetrument. AN ot the foregoing la referred to In thla Security Inatrurment aa the *Property. * DATEO on November tTth. ISM. Clerk ot Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Aa Deputy Clerk M -tOSf In accordance with tha Americana With DteabMllee Act, pereone with diaabimiea need­ ing a apeclai accommodation to participate m thla prec eding ahould contact Court Admmtetratlen at SOt North Park Avenue. Suite N M I . Sanford. Florida 11771, Telephono: (407) 111-4110, eatenelon 4117, not later than eeven (7) day, prior to the pro­ ceeding. if hearing Impaired, (TOO) 1-SOO-MI-S771, or Voice (V) 1-SOO-MI-S770, via Florida Relay Service. Akeell A Vargo P .O .B o a H M Winter Park. FL S 1 7 M -H M Publteh: November M . and December S, ISM DEJ-11S w •w ymr e yew c W ia F vc e wu w iT i • aausT xfw w w g G A M MS- B G -IM I-G P IN RE: Betake of MARGARET A. DSEN. RATIOS The admmietration of the Eatate of MARGARET A. M E N , Qot odood. File Na. M -1M 1-CP N pending la the CbeuR Court at Seminole County. Florida, al which la Earn mala C ounty Ceurtheuee,. SOt North Pari Avenue, Sanford, PtartdaSITTl. Tha namea and addreaaaa of Repreventative, attorney are Legal Notices ELECTRIC CO. OF CENTRAL FL.. are the Defendanta. I wlH aall to the hlgheat and beet bid­ der tor caeh it the Weal front Door of the Seminole County Courthouee In Sanford, Florida, on December H a t. IM S at 11:00 a m ., tha fallowlngdeacrlbed property aet forth M the Order of Final Judgment: Lot SI. REFLAT-AMENOED FLAT OF LONQWOOO GREEN, according to the Flat thereof aa recorded In Plat Booh IS. Fagaa SI. 57. and M. Public Racorda ot Seminole County. Florida. DATED thla 17th day ot November. IMS. MARYANNE MORSE Seminole County Clark of Circuit Court BY: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk John L. Oioiello F.O. Boa 1IS7 Panama City. FL 11401 Publieh: November IS, and December S. IMS M J-1S0 NO TICS TO CREDITORS Deceived Settler: . Donald C. Bauertc. Sr. Settlor 'a Truet: Donald C. Beuerte. Sr. Revocable Living Truet Data True! Eatabliahed: March 17th, IM S TO ALL POISONS HAVING CLAIMS OP OIMANOS AGAINST THE ABOVS-NAMIO DECEASED SETTLOR WHICH SUCH PERSON SEEKS TO RECOVER FROM THE ABOVENAMED TRUET: The namaa and addraaaaa of tha Trueteee and tha Truataae' attorney are eat forth be lew. ALL INTERESTED PEREONE ARE NOTIPIBO THAT: All credit ora of tha docoaood Settlor and ether pereone hav­ ing claime or dimanda agamat Settlor a Truet on whom a copy at thla notice la aarvad wtthm three month, altar tha data of tha tirat publication of thla notice ahall verve a written ment, at tha claim with tha Ttuvtaea by any farm of mall requiring a aigned receipt WITHIN TNI LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor, af tha claime or Pern and a Truet muat verve their claim, on tha Truataae by any farm of mall requiring a aigned receipt WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIME AND DEMANDS NOT SO SSRVSD WILL BE FOR­ EVER BARRIO. The data at tha firet publica­ tion ot thla Notice la November Mth. IMS. Janet C. Sou arta Co-Truatea eJo Meteor. Herbert • Betoe. PJL M S B . Rabmaan St.. Poet Office Boa 1S44 Orlando. Florida S1S0S Donald C. Bouorte, Jr. Ca-Truafaa eJo Matear. Herbert S Setae, P.A. I l l I. Rabmaan St.. Suita 400 Poet Office Baa 1SS4 Orlando. Florida S1S01 LAWRENCI J. PHALIN Attorney far Truataae Florida Bar Na. f I M t t Mataar. Herbert S Bate,. P.A. H I E. Rabmaan St., BuNo #00 Peat ORiaa Baa MSA or luriedictton af tha Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE liONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OF THE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lute Cu y s i iky lamom CeherCy Cwher engaagrame are erected earn our peapb. pad andpmawd Each boar ei Fw cgha r«Uya card’ L aguab K ' B I T UTO P 0 K SV t: NavamVat IS, and '#, ISM O T K I . ' - Im A a m A A R l a d b ^ m t e I T t I N T PO • • MT U T O T X N T . ' - H t N P C J DI KC 0 I T M A • Q T I I OtSMbyNEAbw 0 TEXAS COMMERCE BANK, N.A., aa C uataman or Truataa. PtamtNf, TUAN P PHAN (SSMtE-M-ltES); VAN T. CAT praparty ottuai County. Ftartda: I. MARKHAM P U C C . PO. Ode ISIS Winter Park. Florida UTSS i: (4d7) S44-SMI recorded M Flat Beak u , Pagaa so and i t , Pubbe St. and ByW.B.PWfc OMC CONSTRUCTION • ASSOCIATSS, INC., a corporation. NOTICS IS NIRESV OWEN that purauant to a Default Final Judgment of ForecMeure dated November 11. IS M , and entered m Caaa Na.r-S4-1S31CA-14-K Qf4ho CUauG Court m and far Bammala County, Florida, wherein BALLY 0. M ORIS, aa laaautrta af the Batata af Clartaaa Beware, m tha PtamiiN, and OMC CON­ STRUCTION B ASSOCIATES, INC., a dteeiived Ftertda aarga- WrotBwT1 IB iV C S ilV i Rl rrot Saab 11. Pagaa t4 and t l , fuBim MbcbcBb Bf SbbbbbIb County, FtartdaOst#B Bl B#ptfof9 9bw% Im#4# County, Ftartda. Hue 17th day of MBvBmfcBr 1999 (Court SaM) WAHYANNI |BOf||| Clerk at the Circuit Court Gy: Derethy W. Caban Dep uty Clark THOMAS 0. OAtSLLO, Suite EtOf-S Gaea Raton. Florida 11411 HMT) 1S4-4SM i u L i u k . b i ---------- «— aa rwpttmt- r b t PR^ r **• m m December S. ISM M J-IS E g a m mo. ga-atst o s t n MORTOAOE WMOI EEAI ERE OF FLORIOA. INC., S. ISM BBJ-1S4 I to the Final antarad m a caaa pandfitg m I Caurt, tha acyta of whMR la WITNESS my band and afhalal aaal af aaid Caurt M e 17th day at November. ISMIn ootardanaa with tha American With H DQDWI JMBIBM4. 14 MMEIeNM Mm s ........... 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Baaea, Unit 4 M - Anna White, 17SS Biackatana Ave., Banfaid, FL S tr rt. Mlac. FumMura UnR U I • Andre Neman. IS M Paimatta Ava., Sanford, FL MT71. Bed. Baaea. Mtae., Furniture Unit SIS • Trevte Cunningham. 100 B. Oak Ava., Banfard, FL U 7 7 t. Mma. OATEO THIS MTH DAY OF NOVSMMR, ISM. Publieh: Nevambar l*th S Qacambar S, ISM . M J-S4 11-KB*dyOfi NILLNAVBH H EALTH CARE ■ C EN TER , EsaafaNNaE M re- 11— N r M M l s Free insdmsi cars, tvenaper■ laiian, caunaaling. private dec tar ptua living Gar f»7t UCtaarm ALONET R ES P C C TIO bureau ainca IfTTI Including aenMrel l i 4477 (Man M> targe Maceunt) QUIT SMOKING taf nongraftt "maaadaf I wMuroBMa Masai n r M M F U D D U M . UBsM prvearner af U i Labe Mary ttvd. te n * . ’ .^ .J M iM W rVltni H - H o p lt k C o rG pull m fu ll t r m o a y A PANT TIME W M K R N M . 7GT-SBBS Livi .if m i tar baaea A atdarty. Cab: 47I47W. 27— M u r s t r y A CMM Car* continuing from mr Gar ta day, untx a* good, are eetd, we w eea at PUGUC AUCTION, lathe k l^ a a f n f^ ro W a —B fW W i n n merchandiee for ataraga and other chargee for which a lam an earn# to claimed, la WN; DATE OF BALE DECEMBER II. ISM TIMS OF SALE 1«0 P.M. • M 7. BARROW, HOUttHOLO 0 0 0 0 8 . t t i l , A R M R SO N , HOUSEHOLD, t 1 U . BRYAN, HOUSEHOLD D O O M . • EGE, FERRELL, HOUSEHOLD, f SI, YEAGER, HOUGSHOU). GOAT, t t l . WHELCHBU HOUSE­ HOLD. S TT. CIACIUCH, HOUSEHOLD. A S M cleaning gagoeR wib be required el the end ef aaie ratumebm when unit m left Man. lat., hat meat,. yd., reaaanabli n N f CHILD C A D I ta aw d a y ,, night, B area Reeaafwbm rate,. Mt-SML CHILDCARE IN M V HOME. ____________________ CHILDCARE, M V I M ARTA'S DAYCAR E. Baby1, leal Pro IcRaail L ic .fS M T ..™ ™ , Part ttmg, I e MDa M r N O P Name. Prefer CNA. M d M B ♦1 — L D B D ll* r v t M D A F F O G D A k l K n ia n s : _ M q M d , diverce. wbla. carJM ^ M THE ABOVE INFORMATION TO M PUBLISHED ONCE EACH WEEK FOR TWO (R < TtVf WEEKS. SJUO BALE TO. U N M R AND BY VIRTUE OF THE STATUTES M TIM STATE OF FLORIOA. IN SUCH CASES M A M AND PROVIOEO. Fubbah: Oaaambar E. t l , ISM m u m ___________________ H bubb 1b 999999 § h m b MM wg S Xanmg m the city ■ fSl p m . aa Thureday, Oaaambar I l . tS M . ta aanaiSar the taf- ta^tha Xaniyowmta^a^Mta City af Banfard, Bemlnele Ta that a f ; ° L ia A L 0 C D m — 1, Tt t. . . . . . . I J L TTaftardt Sub. Ptua 1tl af abey and; « T f . 1-1/1 m. af Lata t, 1 8 *11 (L E M W S m. al N SSI Bm 1 . 171, Tewn af Santard, FB 1, Pg M and; W 4S\ l- t / t m .a f Lata S, 10 S 11, a ■ S' af vaaetad Street an W (I B M • B m. af B TO’) Bfk t , Tr 1, Tewn af Banfard. PB t, P* SB and: Lai t l a • IS* af U M I a ■ r af •treat adfaaaro an W. Gtk t , Tr t, Ream af Santard. PG 1. Pg M and: Lata 14 and IS a N i f af ITO IS a ■ r af Gtraaf adleeeat an W, Bm I . 17 1, Team af P * 1, P f M- Tha Ptannmg * • ma­ te dm Cay m tayar af, a» NGTtGG NOTICE IG MERSOT November tsm. IS M m bba cat# new pend mg in aaid Court, the etyte af which m indi­ cated above ■ I w * bbm ib Bib ihbibb ^biB Bbbi 94bBb# I#* bbbB b Bib SEMINOLE County Caurtbauea. M l Worth Fark Avaaua SaTOard. Ftartda SIT? I. at 11M S S L . ga tha H a l day af ^ ib . b * * H | O T sY v * wemhauaa af B TO R AM USA. located at 4E« Flerlda Central Fertway. Langwaad, FL U T M , ,,I M 1 Tm ,T lc i y add bald a Pubba Mbb 79^b In B ib G bbmbAbb Ab b m City Nab, s Ftartda at 7 « g ia . an < B. IM S. la SOI N N M I, Santoro. Ftartda 11771. ton phono 4 # 7 -m 4SM K4H7. (T00I' 1 -4 41 4 4 ? 1771, at VMM (V) t M l SM E77S, via Ftartda Retag Somme. (COURT SEAL) BONO CONSTRUCTION OROUft INC.; cucm cco. OF CENTRAL F U ■Hem huddv. can vou boo tr a NOTICE Id givan Etai to a Final Judgamai November iM h . I tM . m Caaa Na. M -M I7 -C A -I4 -K af the Circuit Court of dm Hghtaamn Judicial Ctraud m and for Earnme la County- Florida, la which PEOPLES FIRST COMI0UIUTV IB K b INBMMlit Mbs CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COUKT INftMutw Ctort ATTi TTORMEY FOR PUTINTFF y y - . f ^ «. FEwVmi “ . TMVbf’i gf-« trm day at U Am km m Aa Cterk. CbggR Court SHaoch t i t s B. I S M S t-H M MET) r o r o O T p | SUM IS. and MB BOMD vCftWiyHUfTtOM r k r ^ ro a ^ N F w • W FW d, IM S MJ-117 M J-tM tJ^ 90|J|k|B d |! ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RSC ORM B Rt PLAT BOOR II. R A M TS, OS THE PUBLIC RECORDS OS SEMbtOLE COUNTY, W ORIM O R M M O af SAHFORG, By: Oarefhy W. Aa Daet SPEAAA T M Baud _ Carat Oablaa. | M g u i B. t l N J •M-TSrtfaar > 1 yeur ad (or aaiuraay tha Rref day E rune. JAMES H. HALL, Ot aL, of , . tude bargain throw ■ am aaal al aR adSMwTO day Cental ofwn ycu gel leeuM Pay er#y Nr day, yew ad lunem ramearned. * Copy mual M i - —. W TO ni any af tha BBB Wbb( Mbtb PRIVATE PARTY RATES A A QUALITY achaai learning, Domnas NOTICE la hereby givan that tha uwdaraignai Clark of the Circuit Court af Bomlneio County. Florida. wM on tha H M day af Oeoember. IBM. at 11M o'clock A M . at the Wool Front of tha E aaiinata County 407/831*9993 NOTtGS OF PWG4J0 PUBLIC NOTICS m G A M NC.I S4-ISSS-GA-I4-K SALLY D. MORSE. M Eaacutrta af tha leteee af Clanaaa Gawara. ------------- - 407/322*2611 ■b peMTOMf. Mart l a/wk Settle a a e AN TASm SW V IR B IR B P ........... P R O D U C T . S4M P ro fits . ItMS/Wh pafanftal. Pres at#: ISM7SS3 N O W A C C E P T IN G M Tb OP T H i ISTH 1far aale and eee a t . SM 74M OFF THE LEASH Publieh: November M , and December S, ISM MJ-114 Orlando - W inter Park M l A.M . • M l P.II. MONDAY * M FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Let 14. CLOCK HJ KINH8TH F. MUJMAM af Murrah. Oayta and Wtgle. FA . P R E V IO U S SO LU TIO N : T v# oovdf Dd d o In E horror movie on putposB — End I'm not About t o M * — P sM r O T o o M . Marywine Mora# Clark af tha Circuit Caurt By- Dorothy W. Bolton Oaputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANISLLO Poet Offlea Boa 1147 - WmH af MAROARCT A. M S N H I North MarydaN Avenue DaLand. Florida SSTM JAMES R. M S N . aa Pereenal Repreaentattve af tha lataia at MAMOAMT A, DEEM 4SI Faaaguinot Read DaRana. Ftartdd S171E . L P C U C T O Q M m V I WTO ■ n o n o r B u te aat forth m aaid Order of Mth. I tM . DJW10 C. otSN , aa Pereonai Ht XU (ESAU a i - -------- a - i - County C eurthouoo m l anfard. t amine la County, Ftartda, at I t M e'eieek A.M.. an the Elat day af Oaaambar. IEEE, the tal- TIONS NOT SO F IU O WILL M 4RS0. Bl IMB Mb HSB Bf ■ • ■ I K O O P B C Notlca la haruby given that tha undaraignad Maryann# More#, Clark ot tha Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on Thureday, tha H a t day of December, IM S, at 11 CO a.m. at tha Waal Front door ot tha Seminole County Courthouee M Sanford. Florida, offer for vale and eeb at public outcry to tha hlgheat and beat bidder ter «« a # N a I a I * - -- - — — iq m4 wEefl, tn* iwIR/WWH vweCilvvQ property altuatad m SEMINOLE County. Florida. tO-wK: LOT t . CLOCK E, ROSALIND HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK S. PAGE 47. PUGLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA, purauant to tha (mat decree of forecloeure antarad M a caaa pending M aaid Court, tha etyte of which la: CHEMICAL MORT­ GAGE COMPANY, va. KENNETH E. CARPENTER. JR. af u i., at al... Pereone with a dleability who need a apacial accommodation to participata m thla precaadmg ahould contact ADA Coordinator at M l N. Park Avenue. Suita N. M l , Sanford, Florida 31771 at Meet five day, prior to tha proceeding. Telephone: (407) U 1 -4 M 0 oat. 44117; 1-SM-MI-S771 (TOO), or t (SM)-MS-ITTO (V). via Florida Relay Service. WITNESS my hand wtd official teal of aaid Court thla 17th day af November. 1SM. Sem inole CLASSIFIED MPT. HOURS R O TtG EO F aob to tha Mghaaf and boat bidGar far each m die lobby by the M J-tM CLASSIFIED ADS IR THd CIRCUIT COURT OF THd BtGHTBBRTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ARB FOR M M tR O LB COUNTY, OTATd OF FLORtSA Gaea Ra. M - M 7 - C A - f 4-K O SN IR AL JURISDICTION CHEMICAL MORTOAOE COMPANY, Plaintiff. KENNETH I. CARPENTER. JR. at ua„ at'at.. A R T IA t « . B R A S ragutrad la tda wRh thta Court; (a) A« ctaaaa agabtat the aetata WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THit NOTICE and (b) any oOfoabon by an mtaraatad garaan to of the of the Legal Notices u grevtdad by the C% af SaTOard. PBIBSGtSS) PERdONd WITH OtSABILinES NEE DWG ASSISTANCE TO PARTtCTOATE M ANT OF THESE r n n r t s n w s m toni n c o n ­ t a c t THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORD INATOD AT SSS9999 49 HOUH9 M A09MIC9 OP THE MBETING. PUBLMN: P llia ib t r S . t . IEEE P4K-44__________________ 4 t ~ n~ r (n iA jM M 'tM ID B 'iiW M lV w n n M �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, December 6, 1995 - U KIT ’ N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 117— Sport lug Poods tFA/HO T TUBi I PERSON portable w/equlp unde, ./«f»r iiflhi. M a r OAIESO. Never 1*»» OLDS. A/C, In-Pamlly •Inca new, rani Ilka new. ISOS. .u ed .lW IJ f-H H W , Iln a.an w W tO t.W /F /O /V ......................jiM lW JIm . I l f — Office Supplies / E q u lp m tn t XSSf 'PWiRWUiTUfUn f f A y rtm in ti n| wWWaV91 ?'■ 5*'it. fJf 4AnlN s' ftBonjBws m onI ca a N O R T A K E STONEW ARE dishes. SI placet. NEVER U S E P .H M SMITH_______ uuw Picku»,«ia. SIMMS. 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Pickup A delivery, law ra N s m asse L A N D I C A P I H R B y M .C . ■ w M s fi NBt H VVBa B ^ 1 Prw laRwatw I R R I L LAW N S E R V I C R . ito w in t. f M<"S TrUnmNa A Hauline 1 Praaast. law D alisl M S S M 4-1 M M M 9 V M Lm U cJ rata* A Ian* atstanca. Ouaran tc u m m n f m i iw i inSSmllSicb �Santofd Hsrsld. 8anford, Florida - Wednesday. December 8, 100S by C hic Y ou n g i SSSJSSS^ A *hort tl.me *«° „D E A R D R G 0 T T : 1 ‘ “ ch «P<»:U1 tionidmJ ,„queatlonr t my doctor and he didn’t sug*J°IlceTT1®^ bwauae Ute WtuaUon atlll exists, and I cducaUon one Hyetr-oMboy in my data haa Tourette’s ayndrome. ,,VB triwJ everything I know and cant aeem to reach him. He curses, aplta on people, hlta Ihem and la rebellious. Can you auggeat anything far control? . DEAR READER: Tourette’s ayndrome la an inherited neurological di» ” « ’ K g ln V ln ; in T h M lJ S S : marked by explosive utterancoa of f0Ul word*and multiple complex tics ‘ purposeless movement.), por obvi oua reaaona. children with untreated Tourette’a ayndrome are — to put it mildly— disruptive in achoot. However, the condition Is treatable £ ‘ h ,p ! i lal « d“ catlon classes and drugs such as donidine. Tnnoulliaera may be necessary as adhtvantUmenv n a fIL WAR «CN. •RUN6C: sonny z c a n t attend mmjr CLOSi WITH SO US p u n r i f w fa n n . P b n n e e • P1EASANTRIIV...ITC., STC WHAT THE «<7 IS THIS?/ LIOURK...USUAL Excuse... R M R f 7S...SLAM, SLAM, SUH... Am £ S : } d.L,agree w,,h RI°od in the aemen la W • nd; hould b* InveaU^ted Happily, moat caaea are 2 ^ ! * * " eB-ta« ,nt0 ,h* uri' ” ^ !Ver- cancer can alao cauac thlaaymptom. Therefore, I urge you to refer yourw e n ? r m ch,ooae’ to orosUte ffla n d ^ l.V wllu prostate gland. Also, you might conalder changing primary-care doctors h e a h h ™ WJ U * S e your To g h e y ^ r Z Z ^ n w U o r i. I am ^ HMTI6 ' ^ PUASM fcTON WAS THE n o r 0FTHEM2U3i k PRESIDeMTS... ■ hurricane rHAITIE, CAN'ItX) TELL US 30P£* iTWfcaae ABOUT m r r THIS IS THE > TITLE OF YOUR >JIU/ NOVEL? > SOME OAT (OAUTiD "D S e L L M E M o 'C tJ O C F 'lH RKATICXUHlP'JlUSUfMA RXJCV... f I THINK 1 you CAN DO SETTER THAN THAT; J IF MOAX0O6 EVER. \ ____ a n ou m t / rT T T ; iu a u g ^ “^ " f S t a f e G U n T ’’ o S J f Becau,e lhe K y In p !u r d a £ 7 Z i uncontre» ab'y you probably A C R O tt ^ WWW event roadera who would like a copy should f Poet send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, } >111011 coin stamped envelope to P.O. Box JO17, » _ K w jV Hill Station, New York. NY ” g g . * * * * 10IM. Be sure to mention the title. DEAHDH. OOTT: Please discuss a fatty liver. Does medication, diet or surgery cause this? Will a low-fat diet help? DEAR READER: As you might expect, the normal liver Is composed of liver cells. Under certain circum­ stances, however, these healthy cells can be replaced by fat cells, which reduce the liver's metabolic efficiency And may lead to drrhotii (scarring). Common causes of fatly liver include chrordc inflammation (hepatitis), mal­ b y C h artot M. Schulx nutrition, metabolic disorders (diabetes and others), and the Unde effects of cer­ tain chemicals (notably carbon tetra­ chloride and alcohol). In the United States, alcohol abuse is probably the moot prevalent cause of fattyliver. Treatment depends on the cause, which is diagnosed by blood testa and If biopsy. once tnzmvy heavy unnRrn drinkers l " i In general, wive abstain, their fatty livers recover. 12 Similarly, once a deficient diet is cor­ rected or diabetes brought under con­ IFtrol, the fat deposits cease and the ie liver returns to its normal slxe. Surgery and m edication do not usually lead to fatty liver. b y H ow to I c h n a id f I assume from your question that your doctor gave you shocking news L 0 ...I COULDUT about your liver. At this point, his lob PASS THE W fSIC A L ! is only half over You need to know why the condition exists so that you can take steps to correct the situation before irreparable damage occurs. Return to your physician and request a complete explanation of your health problem. If he is unable to comply, demand a referral to a gas­ troenterologist or liver specialist The cause of your fatty liver is not Just an academic issue; you really need to know the score so that you can take corrective action. m 22?" go wrWoa tool U Sat* S *S ” byT.K. Ryan There should have ■y Phillip Aider by Jimmy wmwuDonjcr PUYIOG TETRI* n 2£ i ^ ' ,udaa!’_'i»a »ui Mitchell of ftow YotoO ty found an tocredfotedeg g ve|»Uy - h u t sheshouldnl haw Ayin W flve dubs. West led the heart JA “ owing aero or two higher honors. How did kucheii. East, drtSd?mN>ra Kearee. from New York City. tire two-dub over- to s r tSSJs u ^ r, r iBn,B|„with the » » * • « • « , the on|y winning return: a low diamond. XTH *22ST Ti» o AT W4l|c AfiO UN *nh lT a& f$T MOSS A A great deal of mefrMy may be poaefete for you m me year ahead. Your trips UNmew.iRW IWitoCIANPI deror would eta with the ace, m g her heart loser in the ihunmy. draw trumps and play a second spade toward t ie Atmiqv. If West wins with the king, de­ clarer loses one apade and one heart If West ducks, declarer plays an dia­ monds, losing one heart and one dia” »*d . A fter the diamond switch, PETER OOTT.M.D clan or neurologist. Call the doctor and explain the aituatlon to him. It sounds as though your student need, an adjustment in his medication. To give you more Information, I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Tourette's Syndrome." O ilU NEWSPAPER KNTOOTUSEASSN nnr.ir-in □□□ n n ii n n n n n a n n n n n i in r m rin n ranumwnn □ n o n r .in il d h m h □□□□ n n n nnr-in '□ n n n n u n nr in n nrann n n n iin n n nunnnun nnnnn nnnnn □nro n cin u n rjnb □ o n n n n n n nmn unm nuronn n n n nnn � 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, 1995 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1995. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1995; <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/0a0b9d441f08dbbfda711a26f92f4549.pdf 466a6c7fb7e5cd59986d09780071b13e PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY November 8,1995 N EW S D IG E S T 50 Cents Cops: Job seekers scammed ® ___________________________ _____ , ■w H ie s s n i s t u p . : AI,.arn2n ,S . orT_ .,nj chpiiv Lu- advertised employment opportunities in various mmnlaintii newspapers. When a victim Inquired about a job. S u cestt In ‘Jsll’ SANFORD — On Halloween, the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDAI held a "Jail and ball" at Craxy Wings. 1866 S. French Avenue In Sanford. Prominent area personalities were "arrested" and given an.opportunity to phone friends and co-workers seeking donations to MDA. Now. MDA has announced the results of the one-day event. A total of 911.590 In donations was raised. In a letter to Bob and Jam l Forte and Bill Fraser at Craxy Wings, MDA listed the num ber of various services It will be able to provide through these donations Including the purchase of up to two standard wheelchairs, sending five children to sum m er camp, and various types of treatm ents, office visits, evaluations, tests, and x-rays. School board test run In new building Dropouts tracked, gospel choir rocks Include Seminole. Volusia. Orange. Osceola. Lake, Brevard and Flagler counties. Last year's Scouting for Food drive, over 300.000 meals were provided for the needy of Central Florida. Fbr additional Information on this event, contact Steve Rabb, a t the Central Florida Boy Scout Council. 806-4601. Seniors’ spirit of competition is still keen e v e r 300 a rtisan s and craftsm en will be tomitoMe. Free arhntoafnri. Free parking. Many •M d ra n 's activities are scheduled. The OFWC Oviedo W oman's Club, organised la ISOS, presents this event annually to promote the aria and l\md m any community organ IraCulfRHC SftQ DfOlCCtSi For additional Information, contact "Oreat Day in the Country" chairman Lorric Franklin. 303-5770. LAKE MARY - T bs Seminole County sheriff's District 3 Service Center in Lake Mary, has started • bicycle registration program aimed at recovering more atokn bikes. Deputy Eric Bryant, who developed the regtotraUoo, has been visiting the elementary and middle schools In Lake Mary meeting with younErtera who are filling out forms. During the Amt two days of the project, over have joined In the program and subm itted forma. Bike ahops in the area wlU also be contacted to assist In helping people register bikes when they are taken In for repairs. The sheriff's office plans to eventuall expand the bicycle registration program throughout Seminole County. It came close. For the first time in this year's Golden Age Games, rain could have become a problem, but shortly after the designated starting time of 7 a.m. today, the 5K races were able to get underway. The racers competed along Semi­ nole Boulevard, between the Sanford Civic Center and N. Mcllonvllle Avenue. Bernice Joyce, of Mount Dora, finished In first place In her division. Complete statistics regarding this m orning's race will be con­ tained In tomorrow's edition of the Sanford Herald. The 5K race event was sponsored by the Central Florida Regional Hospital. Some of the ru n n ers spent the early morning hours prior to the race stretching their muscles and exercising In order to prepare for the event. * Lisa Jo n e s of the Sanford Recreation Department, one of the cochairm en of this year's games, said excitement la at an all-time nigh for this year's games, especially the competitive events. She Indicated people are no! only taking (heir activities seriously, but are continuing to exert an atmosphere of SANFORD — A few tiles are missing here and there and the sound system still has a few bugs In It. but the Seminole County Public Schools Educational Services Center was rocking Tues­ day night. The Crooms Academy Ooepd Choir, which formed only 11 weeks ago. had board members. stafT. audience and others clapping and swaying to the beat of gospel classics, popular patriotic pieces and even the National Anthem before the first meeting In the E. Lake Mary Boulevard facility. . . . . . . .- 4... District officials had decided to hold last night s meeting In the new building In order to honor the district's 35 national merit scholar semUlnallsts and the eight recipients of the Florida Depart­ m ent of Education Five Star School awards In a more beautiful place, they said. The brightly lit. two story meeting room Is painted white and lined with blue acoustic tiles. A Florida honors 8 Seminole schools SANFORD - Eight Seminole County schools were honored by the Florida Department of Education for their outstanding cooperative efforts with the com m unity to better the educational opportunities for their students. Across the state 135 schools were honored for working with business partners and school volunteers to add to the educational opportunities for the students. Moat schools In the county untlllxed volunteers for about 6.000 or more hours over the course of the school year. The eight winners in the FDOE Five Star School contest used volunteers for more than 10.000 hours each over the 1994-95 school yetr. The Five Star Schools were honored for m eeting 100 percent of the criteria of the Blueprint 3000 goals which seek to Improve education through the Involvement of the com­ munity and the parents along with the educallonal professional!. The schools all have very active Parent-Teacher Associations and School Advisory Committees. ••you truly have community involvement when you are a Five Star school." said Dede SchafTner. the district's community development director. Unmarried moms: Fawar blacks, toons mors collage grads Today: Mostly cloudy with scattered show­ e rs and t h u n ­ d e r s to r m s e n d in g mid morning ..Then partial clearing this afternoon. Becoming breexy a n d cooler with a high In (he lower 70a. WASHINGTON — The picture of the single mother Is changing as the social stigma erodes and more professional, educated women choose to have babies on their own. _ . . " When TV character Murphy Brown chose to have a baby without benefit of a wedding ring s few years ago. Vice President Dan Quayle denounced the story. But a new Census study shows that the Idea of single motherhood to becoming more common among never-married educated, working women. "Most of these women are economically independent. ... They are also older. Ihelr biological clock to ticking off. ao they cannot wait to find a suitable m an." said Amara Bachu. author of a new Census Bureau report on the Fertility of American Women. So. she said. "They are going ahead and they are having a baby even though It's out of wedlock." At the same lime, the poor women and black woman who form the popular Image of the single mother are having fewer children outside of marriage, the report shows. Overall. 30.3 percent of never-married women had borne children as of 1994. up slightly from S U B S C R I B 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 NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �■ A - Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford, Florida -W ednesday. November 8, 1896 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Parrot Jungle, Eagle Lake top ticket on featherweight Florida election day Knight-RUktar plant lay offa MIAMI — Knlght-Rldder Financial plana I3S layoffs as part of Ita reorganization, the company announced. "Today. KRF la better equipped to serve our customers and to meet the demands of the borderless nature o( our business more than any other time In our history." Pat Tierney, acting president Knlght-Rldder Financial, a unit of Miami-based Knlght-Rldder lnc.. said Tuesday. The company Is a leading source of real-time news and Information to the world's financial providing financial professional with market moving news. Ti erney said the savings generated from streamlining will be reinvested Into KRF’a businesses. The restructuring divides the company Into seven global business lines, replacing the regional structure. NOW ertattt seholarthlp MIAMI — The National Organisation of Women In Com­ munications has created a scholarship In the name of Cristina Saralcgul. a 36-year veteran journalist and top-rated Spanish* language talk show host. "The Cristina Saralcgul Scholarship carries forward the spirit started by seven women a t the University of Washington In Seattle In ld09," said WlCt's national president Ann Taylor. "Cristina Is an outstanding role model for u s all." The recipients will be bilingual female students of Hispanic descent living In Dade County. "Education cannot be a luxury," said Ms. Saralegul. whose show airs on Miami-based Unlvlaton. "It has to be a necessity for all our y o u th .... 1 am very proud and feel blessed th at I am a b l e to l e n d a s s i s t a n c e in t h i s w a y . M atTtc hat $27 million contracts MIAMI — MasTec Inc., a provider of telecommunications service and Infrastructure, announced Tuesday several of Its subsidiaries were awarded contracts totaling more than 927 million. Bumup & Sims TSI wsa awarded a $19.6 million. 36-month contract by Southern Multimedia to rebuild a 2,000-mile. 117,000-home cable television network In Atlanta. Church A Tower of Tennessee was awarded a $6 million. one-year contract with two one-year renewal options by Memphis Light. OAs and W ater to perform all‘1 directional boring work for the utility in the city. Bum up A Sims ComTec was awarded a $6 million contract awa by Vlteko (Virgin Islands Telephone Co.) to repair storm damage In St. Thomas. The Philippines branch of MasTec Internationa) won a $1.5 million contract by Tom en Corp., a leading Japanese telecommunications company, to construct 35.000 telephone lines In Manila. Russians M t up trad* offloa ORLANDO — The Russians are coming to Orlando. Trade officials from Russia are setting up a trade office this week, joining a half doaen other countries represented here. The d ty has been recruiting trade and consulate offices since the World Cup soccer m atches last year. U offers free space a t Orlando City Cltj Hall ffar a couole of years. Mexico, the Netherlands, Brasil, Moldavia and others have established consulates after taking advantage of Orlando's hospitality, ty council on Monday approved the trade hi The dcity p trtn c n h ip i of local, regional an d nation! Ruttl** "W e truly are an International dty, HodB. Whb alto has set up a Meter-city program to economic and cultural NY banfcsr gats Ksnnsdy mansion PALM BEACH — A New York banker says he spent about $5 million to buy the Kennedy mansion In Palm Beach — a steal compared to the asking price. "We bought the house far $4,$94X100 and paid about $80,000 for the furnishings." Jo h n K. Castle, chairm an and chief executive officer of Castle Harlan, a private m erchant bank, said Tuesday in a telephone Interview from New York, He and his wife, Marianne 8. Castle, bought the house last May. The asking price w aa$? million. Castle said he and Ida wife have been drawing up plans far modernizing the house, which has seenn no real renovations since 1928, five years before Joeeph Kennedy bought It far $120,000. The home became a gathering place far the Kennedy clan, including President Jo h n P. Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Maas. "A nother great D em ocratic house h a s fallen to the Republicans." Castle said with a chuckle. a swimming The estate has six bedroom s, a three-car 10,000 square pool and a tennis court. The bouse has feetof living space, Castle said. winning numbers selected Tuesday In ths Florida Lot­ tery: THE i t v m h i t Associatsd Prsss Writer ■ n Parrot Jungle got a new home In Miami an d voters In the tiny Polk County town of Eagle Lake rejected the election bid of a city council candidate accused of a bungled schem e to overthrow d ty government. Florida voters had their say In a featherw eight schedule of m unicipal elections scattered across the state Tuesday. Walter Allen Young, who sat in his jail cell on $100,000 bond on election night, got 91 votes to 279 votes far M ayor M arty Kellner of Eagle Lake. Young, 65, is charged In a takeover schem e Involving wiretaps, a prostitute and a loaded revolver. "The election bore out my sentim ent all along that the people here are good people who knew the government they had Tuesday night. Y oung su p p o sed ly so u g h t w a s a good g o v e r n m e n t," Kellner aald after his re-election. election to complete a takeover Kellner, chosen mayor earlier by of the town, population 1,923, fellow council members, faced after a sharp rivalry started last year with the election of taro new Young In a bid for a council seat. Young and businessman Earl m em bers to the five-member Wayne Rice plotted to plant a council. Two other candidates wiretap in the d ty manager's backed by the same crowd as office, hoping to gather dirt on Young lost Tuesday night, city leaders, police say. Young also Is officials said. "The key to all this was power, accused of trying to hire a prostitute to seduce Kellner. power to fire the city manager, Young purportedly planned to fire th e police ch ief," said t a p e t h e e n c o u n t e r a n d Kellner, who said he d idn't expect the strife on the council blackmail the mayor. The men allegedly recruited a to end anytime soon. In Miami, voters supported a third m an to help, a policeman who took the scheme to the proposal to move Parrot Jungle, a 59-year-old landmark attrac­ police chief. Y o u n g f a c e s n u m e r o u s tion. from south Dade County to charges. Including burglary, at­ Watson Island, which Is between tempted extortion and soliciting Miami and Miami Beach. Bern Levine, owner and presi­ for prostitution. He could not take phone calls in his jail cell dent, was delighted. We're going to be able to irld-ctass attraction to move a world-cti an area that will be able to show It off. a tropical Island visible from Miami Beach, the d ty of Miami, and cruise ships," Levine said. "Parrot Jungle belongs In Miami and we're very comfort­ able In this environm ent." The attraction, with 1.100 b ird s an d 250 rep tile s and animals. Is best known for Its talented birds that ride bikes and rollerskates. Parrot Ju n g le Is currently limited by 1950s coning laws and cannot expand and provide evening activities. Those In favor of the move •aid It would revitalize Watson Island, which serves largely a s a refuge for the homeless. Oppo­ n en ts questioned w hether • public pork should be turned over to a private attraction. Photo$ lead to chargee againet Cub Scout leader the photo lab twice with nude photos of the sam e boys. He paid check the second time and TALLAHASSEE - A C ub by < 8cout leader faces a hearing next the lab technician took down his w e e k o n c h a r g e s o f l e w d addressPictures of the boys were on behavior after photos of partially nude boys were found In his the same roll as photos of a Cub Scout outing and of Miller In a truck. Police alerted by a photo Cub Scout uniform, said Talla­ technician found photos of two hassee Police Investigator Greg boys, both under age 10. In the Adams. glove compartment and u n d e r ' T h e s h e r if f 's d e p a rtm e n t the seat of Richard Duane Mill­ charged Miller with two counts er's vehicle. of sexual performance by a child Miller's arrest Oct. 36 sent a and two counts of lewd and shock wave through scouting lascivious behavior. Miller ad­ circles. Andy Hindman, scout mitted taking the pictures but executive at the Suwannee River denied fondling the children. Area Council of the Boy Scouts Schmidt said. of America, said MUIer was Police found photos of the bays removed as leader of Cub Scout In Miller’s truck but not In his Pack 68 a t Souls Port Pen­ home, said Lt. John Schmidt of tecostal Church. the Leon County Sheriff* De­ Miller had been screened by partm ent. "Obviously his an­ the church. Hindman said. "The ticipation and hope was that folks a t the church had no nobody would see them ." to think anything like Schmidt aald Miller Identified that would happen. the boys in the pictures for He said kuUer had been registered scout leader since police and police questioned the April. Free on 825.000 pond, he children and their parents, dis­ covering that tlfe^photok had' been a t the oo^'k'InhtC without their patents’ knowl­ edge. *■ Investigators don't think there an Eckard employee told them she had processed film contain­ w e r e m o r e v i c t i m s , s a id ing photos of two naked boys in Schmidt. "Traditionally, child p o rn o g ra p h e rs d o n 't throw suggestive poses. Police said the Eckerd cm- things away, which leads us to ployee identified a photo of believe these are the ftrst ones he said he had been to ever none. Miner and a ‘ I .. -V! Topwoifcsr '7 ~7 ' it ! Mr o*, ** r *>gp-r, 9 i’ •• 1, t: i „ 1 >1. 1 . ,■i,, I. •i. .11 ....... 1, JON Hirers, a Utility Flint Oparator Trainee with ths dty ot Sanford’s Utility Ptants Daportmant, was osMed a t tha city's Cmptoyoo of ths Month for Norembar. Hirers was oommandod for his enthusiasm for his job, for his psrfoct attontfaneo on ths fob and for his promptnow- Supervisor Uoyd Wall doaertbod hirers as a dovotod family man and said that in hit 20 yoars with ths oily ho has "not toon anyone mom daaonrinfl of employes of the month." Study finds spider silk better for sutures MIAMI — S p id e rs , th o s e m essengers of fright and death, may not be auch bad guys found the silk from one kind of the creepy-crswlles could be valuable In surgery. The orb-web weaving spider, a com m on, n o n v en o m o u i arachnid, spina a silk that la stronger than that of silkworms often used far sutures. Dr. M. Dehrar Hussain said Tuesday. The remarkable qualities of the spider's silk m ight also someday help hold torn tendons and ligaments together while they heal, H ussain told the annual meeting of the Associa­ tion of Pharm aceutical Sden- In Implants, he told the scientists from more than 5,0001sc around the globe "Also, the spider silk Is very r e s i s t a n t to b a c t e r i a a n d fungus." he sold of the microor­ ganism s th at can Infect and destroy sutures made from silk. The spider's aUk Is remarkably strong, aald the assistant pro­ fessor of pharmacology a t the University of Wyoming. "The harder you pull on It, the more resistant to breaking It Hussain said. He said He presented the results of a two-year study a t the meeting In nearby Miami Beach. The orb-web spider's silk la nontoxic and does not stimulate a n Imm une response, which raises posslNIItlrs of It being the silk stre tc h e s and th en slowly 1returns to Its original •lowly length. "And the materia] does not dissolve In body fluids as some sutures do," he sold. Hussain said spider silk shows signs of also being valuable as a m a te ria l far m a k in g h e a r t valves. And he added that the silk might be cohesive with bone material, which m eans It could h e lp hold a to rn lig a m e n t together while It heals. WEATHER F u ta n l $-20-12424 & cooler with a high la the lower 70s. West wind To m ph becom­ ing northw est IB m ph a n d gusty. Chance at rain 90 per­ cent. Tonight! Becoming d e a r and cool. Low In the upper 40a to lower 50s. North wind 10 to IS m p h . T h u rsd ay ! M oatly 'P SShSvhi ssrissttt, FRIDAY PUy sid y 74-SS SATU B D AY PU yaM yT*# * - SUNDAY P U yetoy 78-68 T he high te m p e ra tu re in Sanford Tuesday waa SB de­ grees and the overnight low waa 65 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded rain fall far th e p e rio d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . SOLURAK TABLBt m in.. 5:20 a.m.. 6:40 p.m.. mal., 11:90 a .m ., 1 1 :9 5 p .m . T ID B S i D a y to n a B eashi highs. S:10 a.m.. S:99 p.m.: low s,l:BS a.m.. 2:91 p-m.t Now S m y rs s D sssbi highs, 6:91 s.m ., S:9S p.m.: lows, 24)0 s.m ., 2:96 p m : 06$MMNPt***•**»■**••*»••*»♦*5:36 p.m. 49 s.m . The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando Is 7. Use your sunscreen, w ears hat. The UVI exposure levels arc rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency aa fallows: 1 I �Sanford HaraJd. Sanford. Florida -W ednesday, Novambar 8, 188S - M C o p s on cross-country m urder trail Uniform crime Sanford police have arretted Dennla Lee PhUpott, 19. 3611 Laurel Avenue. In connection with a burglary In early October. According to the arreat report, on Oct. 8. an adult and reportedly two Juveniles, burglarised a residence at BOO Airport Blvd.. taking a num ber of U.8. Marine Corps uniforms and a basketball card collection, with a total value of 83,900. Police charged PhUpott with grand theft and burglary, but the case continues under Investigation, and the two juveniles are still being sought. Burglary Sanford police arrested Santiago Martinet, 32. 1408 W. 11th Street, at nls residence Monday. Police say he la suspected of having broken Into a residence In the 200 block of W. 20th Street, taking a knife, fishing pole, watch, and other Items with a total value of 82.908. Police were alerted to a description of his vehicle, and conducted a traffic stop on 18th Street and U.S. Highway 17-92. In connection with the burglary. M artinet was charged with armed burglary and grand theft. As he reportedly had the knife hidden In his pocket when police stopped him. he was given an additional charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Stings Members of the Sanford police Special Investigative Unit (SIU) conducted some undercover operations Monday. In a drug operation at 10th Street and Orange Avenue, two persons were arrested. Charles Edward Martin. 82. of 3528 Laurel Avenue, was located at 13th Street and Sanford Avenue. He was charged with purchase of crack cocaine. Frederick J, Vance. 33, of 2420 Summerlin was arrested on a charge of possession of cocaine. In another SIU undercover operation, police arrested Linda Kay Hicks, 34, of Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue, at Seventh Street and Sanford Avenue. She was charged with assignation to commit prostitution and purchase of crack cocaine. •yU SA H O LIW A Associated Frees Writer________ TAMPA — Olen E. Rogers met them through m utual friends and earned their trust, police said. All four ended up dead, two of them In bathtubs, one In a burning truck and the other wrapped In a sheet. A maid found the bloody body of the latest victim Tuesday In a Tampa motel, giving police a grisly clue as they trace *the cross-country trail of a man suspected In the slayings of three women In the last six weeks. Rogers also Is wanted In Ohio for' questioning In the 1994 slaying of an elderly roommate. "Til leave It to the experts to sit down and speculate about this guy." Tampa police Sgt. Oeorge McNamara said. "But he’s wanted for three m urders In the past few weeks. And what that means to me Is we need to find him." In addition to the Tam pa slaying, Rogers Is wanted In the strangulation of a woman he met In a Los Angeles bar. Police In Jackson, Miss., want to question him In the Blabbing death of a woman he m et at a state fair. Little la known about Rogers, and -Tampa police were uncer­ tain whether he was stUl In the area or If he has ties to Florida. The latest victim Is an un­ identified woman found stabbed to death In a bathtub In a motel room rented by Rogers. He registered under his own name Sunday and was seen leaving the motel on Monday morning, police said. The woman was In her mid3 0 s . w ith re d d is h -b ro w n shoulder-length hair, a mlsalng front tooth and a tattoo of a cross on h er left shoulder. Police refused to say whether th e had been sexually assaulted, or how m an y tim e s ah e h ad been slabbed. She may have been Introduced to Rogers by a m utual friend because that waa how he met the other victims. Tampa police spokesman Steve Cole said. In Los Angeles, police say R o g ers a p p a re n tly m et 28-year-old Sandra Gallagher at a bar the night of Sept. 29. Witnesses reported seeing them leave together tn her pickup t r u c k a n d a l t o saw th e m together outside Rogers’ apart­ ment. S h o rtly a fte r, fire fig h te rs found Oallagher’s body Inside her burning truck, police De­ tective Mike Coblentx said. She had been strangled. In M ississippi, 34-year-old Linda Price’s body waa found In her a p a rtm e n t’s b a th tu b on Friday. Jackson police estimate she had been dead at least three days. Price and Rogers met at the state fair In mid-October and had been living together for a few w e e k s . J a c k s o n p o lic e spokesman Lee Vance aald. After her body was found, authorities ran Rogers’ name through a computer database and learned he was wanted tn the California alaylng. "I waa waiting to get him picked up. Now he’s had contact Coblentx aald Los Angeles police believe Rogers may also use an alias. Jam es Edward Peters. Investigators said he Is 6-foot-1, 180 to 190 pounds, with blondlsh-gray. shoulderle n g th h a ir , b e a rd an d moustache. We Make It Look Easy. Extra Low Prices ...And More! Home Invasion Homer D. Walker J r.. 29. 138 Scott Drtve. was arrested by Sanford police at a residence In the 800 block of Rosalia Drive Monday. According to police. Walker reportedly forced his way Into a home occupied b y two females, and sexually assaulted one of the women. Police reportedly found Walker still a t the residence when they-arrived. He has been charged with sexual battery, resisting an officer without violence, and burglary to an occupied dwelling. Refrigeretoreeee Tyrone Grooms, 30, of 2088 Ruff Road, was arrested by sheriff's deputies Monday In connection with the burglary of an unoccupied dwelling In the 3300 block of O’Neal Street In 8anfonf. A witness reportedly told deputies of seeing a m an removing a refrigerator ftom the home. The witness told deputies the license num ber of the vehicle, and a traffic stop was conducted a t 21st Street and Ruff Road. Deputies charged Orooma with burglary to a structure, petit theft, and resisting an officer without violence. with two more victims. That bothers m e," Coblentx said. In Hamilton, Ohio, police want to question Rogers In the.killing o f a f o r m e r r o o m m a te , a 73-year-old m an whose decom­ posed body was found last year In a cabin In Kentucky. USDA Choice Beef Boneless Chuck Roast 2Uttr DMPmmLML0«w. Pass! A m Ofot Fan* Fw , p M S T psw l2 p k .- l2 o s .o a n i N g t£ D M T flflK I IVOfll •C layton I t Btappsy. 84. of DeLand. was stopped by Lake * ' Friday. He was charged with • John M fehad Hsttaroexl. 29. of BrooksvUle. w as I Sanford police at Secon d Street and Magnolia A venue; if® w if cnargra wiut o n n n | wttn i rcfcncteo itcem obstr uction by dtagiitae. M ic a also found ha was wanted In PlneUaa County for vtotstton of probation on a conviction of burglary/graod theft, la Cttruo County for leaving the scene of a traffic accident, and In Sarasota C3ounty k r grand^tlie^L • Eugene E. Lana. 48, 2818 El Portal. Sanford, was stopped B ltftM tjjM ho Florida Klghway Patrol Saturday. He was oni SR-46 charged wit •A ngela Denise Malone. 27, 2320 O rsnby Avenue, was stopped by Sanford pottos on Sanford Avenue Saturday. She driving srtth a i and giving s a polios officer . 38. 1800 W. 17th Street, was stopped by Sanford pottos in the 300 block of pvrHtnmtm Avenue Saturday, Ho was charged with f t d k | to sign a Tlco Lamar Livingston , 21. 1002 W. Ninth Street, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police a t 12th Street and Palmetto Avenue Monday. He was charged wtth driving with a suspended/revoked license, and having an altered temporary rBoef Franks/ Beef Franks W fffT ants. •R obert Lee Pamela, 2 2 .1706 W. 14th S tre e t Sanford, was by rtrputlra a t the Som loolf County Courthouse Monday. He was wanted for falling to appear to pay a One. •J o s e p h W. Davis, 18. 4288 Rocky Ridge Place. Sanford, waa served a warrant a t the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility Monday. He waa wanted for falling to appear for ball on a conviction of driving srtth a suspended license. •T im othy Eugene Thomaa. &4,2019 McCarthy Avenue, waa located by deputies in the 1900 block of Southweat Road Monday. He waa wanted for foiling to appear on a charge of battery. • J o h n David Whigham. 38. 308 Rachele Lane, near Sanford, waa arrested a t the State Probation Office by deputies Monday He waa wanted for violation of probation on a Valuo Washington State Red Or Gold Delicious Or Grannv Smith Lunch Box Size Apples * * 5/*1 | * ESiS255^ i .99 Domeettoeeee DELI/BAKERY SELECTIONS Andre Louis Berry Jr., 2 8 .6 1 4 Haywood Drive. Sanford, was arrested by Hanford jvdfef Monday. Officers said be reportedly picked up his wife at her residence on Qrovevltw Way. and drove her to various places In the area refusing to allow her to leave the car. He subsequently went to Ids rrsid rn rr. where apprehended him. He has been charged wtth battery, violence, and kidnapping. Sanfoitf polio# report# P r a h m u a m w a d n a ia v wvaneer8 tvuTimmfov "HtI tTtBt , i 'F t c .tTt n it r if TnTB P ■rrlXnMrTffr Save Even More With These m% i# i ******| JB7i �4 A - Sanford Msrsld, Sanford, Florida -Wadnaaday, Novambar 8, 1W3 Editorials/ Opinions S anford Herald (USPS 441-2801 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0093 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odaaaa M. Pugh • Buatnaaa Manager MORTON KONDRACKE Powell should seek ’96 GOP nod Two hot rumors are rattling around Washing­ ton about Colin Powell'a plana for Veterans Day on Nov. 11. One h a t him announcing a campaign for president a t hla alma mater, the City College of New York. The other has him agreeing to run on a ticket with the GOP'a other distinguished war veteran. Sen. Bob Dole. Of the two. let's hope that the first Is true. Powell should run for president in his own right and accept the vice presidential slot only aft aficcr fighting for the top spot and Calling. Why? Because, as a new CBS/Neew York Times poll shows, Powell has a good chance cha to win the presidential nomination, especially if he can draw large num bers of moderates Into the OOP xterates in primaries. Second, If he were to accept the veep spot without running for the presidency, he would bring no demonstrated vote-getting power to the ticket and. If elected, could easily purely ceremonial No. 2 by Dole. And third, f................... hla chances of succeeding Dole as the OOP .presidential nominee In 2000 or 2004 would be m uch greater If he had proved his political prowess with a strong run in 1906. Of course, It's still possible that none of the above will happen.‘Instead, Powell could decide, despite all the expectations he’s aroused, that he won’t run for anything in 1906, or that he’ll run SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*........... .................. 819.50 6 Month*........................ .....839.00 1 Year.................................. 878.00 Florida Reaidenta must pay 7% aalea tai In addition lo rata* above. EDITORIAL as an Independent. As m ost pundits agree, a decision not to run would render Powctl one of the great political leases of m o d e rn tim e s , damage his reputa­ tion. and m ake It difficult for him to run for national office In the future. Certainly, he could serve as secretary of slate, but that's not a ro u te to th e p r e ­ sidency. And almost certainly, refusing to run would make him an u n a ttr a c tiv e f Of the two, let's choice for the OOP hope thst the v ic e p r e s i d e n t i a l first Is true, j nomination in 1996 since he would have demonstrated tyo po llttcal strength or talent. Running as an Independent m akes some sense because Powell doesn't seem lo be Ideologically at home In cither party. The CBS/New JS/New York SARA ECKEL P o lled attrlbutd th is brokan vault aa the work o t grave vandals at P ace Ja ck so n Com atary. Confidence gap: boys vs. girls End grave desecration A c em etery la co n sid ered “a final re stin g p lac e ." S u c h h a s n o t b een th e c a se a t so m e o f th e c em eteries In th e S an fo rd a re a . S om e sick-m tndcd Individuals h av e b e e n v an d aliz­ in g graves, not Ju st In re c e n t tim es, b u t for y e a rs a n d years. A p p aren tly th ese v a n d a ls m u s t believe th e y c a n prove th e ir m an h o o d (or w o m anihood. ! w h a te v e r th e c a se m ay be), b y b rea k in g o p en a g rav e a n d often tak in g a skull o r se a rc h in g fo r Jew elry w h ic h th e y b elieve m a y b e c o n ta in e d In th e coffin. W e c a n easily envision w h a t g oes o n . W e see th e m w alk in g a ro u n d th e ir neig h b o rh o o d s c a rry in g a h u m a n skull, ho p in g y o u n g e r c h ild re n will ad m ire th e m for w h a t th e y h a v e d o n e . T h e y show th eir friends to prove th ey a r e n o t fearful o f ghosts, o r w orried a b o u t b e in g c a u g h t b y police. B u t let so m eo n e v an d alise th e g rav estte of t h a t i n d i v i d u a l ’s m o th e r , f a t h e r , o r a g ra n d p a re n t, a n d th e e n tire situ a tio n m ig h t tu r n a ro u n d . B u t If th a t la w h a t It ta k e s to get th e m to m e n d th e ir w ays, w e h av e a long w ay lo g o . R ig h t no w , C rim eL ln e, w h ic h o p e ra te s th ro u g h o u t C en tral Florida, la c o n c e n tra tin g o n th e Pacc-vJackaon C em etery a t 3 5 th S tre e t a n d H ardy A venue In Sanford. C rim eL lne is lo o k in g fo r v o lu n te e rs to h e lp g e t th a t c e m e te ry b a c k In to a place o f rem e m brance, r a th e r th a n a victim o f vandalism . T h e y a re looking for c lu b s o r g ro u p s w ho m ig h t b e w illing to a c ce p t so m e responsibility fo r m a in ta in in g p a rts o f th e c e m e te ry . O n a n o th e r m a tte r, th e y a re a lso callin g for a rig id crack d o w n o n p ersona w ho h a v e a n d a r e c a u s in g th is d a m a g e to g ra v e a lte s . C rim eL lne is u rg in g a n y o n e w ith inform ation re g a rd in g a p erso n o r p erso n a s u sp e c te d of b e in g Involved In g ra v e d e s e c ra tio n , to c o n ta c t th e m a t 1-300-423-8477. th e S anford police a t 333-3030, o r th e Sem inole C o u n ty S h e riff's office a t 330-6000. You co u ld be eligible for a rew ard u p to • 14X10. By h e lp in g p u t th e se grave w reck ers b e h in d b a rs , y o u m ay be sa v in g a g re a t d e a l of m ise ry for so m e fam ily, m a y b e ev e n y o u r W e d o n ’t co n sid er people w ho d e sec ra te g rav e s a a b rav e, aa a g ra n d show o f m an h o o d , o r a n y th in g else. W e co n sid er U a m e n ta l s ic k n e ss w h ich Is c a u sin g so m e nice people u n d o p a in a n d suffering. L e t s d o w h a t w e c a n to b rin g th is to a n end. Berry's World ELLEN GOODMAN Liddy Dole good at rescue work BOSTON—Lkk|y Dole la taking family and medical leave again. It happens whenever her husband sets the presidential bug. She quits herjob to take care of him. , This time she's leaving her post as head of the American Red Cross. And while that does­ n 't m ean th a t Senator Bob’s campaign la a natural or manmade disaster t the front-run­ ner could use a Mood transfusion. Dole has always been good a t rescue the* e language of.............................. her husband's h an ­ dlers t she's a political asset. When he sounds hard-edged t she softens i t When he Hats to the props up the middle. She's one ‘ right, she P” 5 » up of those wtves whose si Seats that no matter what her husband says, he's really a dear. In 198B w h en th e d is ta ff aide o f th e W ashington power couple left h er C abinet post. Peter Jennings led the evening news by a n n o u n c in g : 'O ne of th e m oat Im p o rtan t women In government has given up her job for a m an." This s e n t shivers u p the spine of many a two-worker family. This time the news Is that Uddy U ju st tak­ ing a leave. If sh e becom es first lady, she Intends lo go back. She would be the Brat of the first lames with a real. live, paying Job. In the vernacular of the new economy: T d be a hiU-Ume first lady with a fuU-tlroe job a t the n The way I figure U, only a brain surgeon could leave the White House in the morning. drive to work. k, open up a cranium or two and far dinner, without Incurring pubHe criticism.. Nobody would trash the clothes she i. Nobody would criuone of those little paper else her hats. She could even make her beeper go on in the middle of some truly bortr^ state dinner. Moreover, brain surgery is important, dogood, and utterly apoUUcal work. Unless she scram hies the inside of a world leader's dome, she’a home free. By now Hillary CUnton h as ju st about run through the Rolodex of other options. And an the power scale, she's the m ean far the new crop o f can d id ate apouses—whom we m ay aafriy c a l "wives. * Far a l the working-woman bashing of the 1962 Republican convention, we now have a ----------- ' like Hillary th a n --------Phd Qramm may aay: 1 don't think my wife _ * a herself a s same kind of surrogate presi­ dent." But Wendy is an economist and. former chair of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading . a n d A N O T H E R thing about that lax incraaaa - 1 1 F E L T Y O U R P A IN .' . Times poll shows that Powell, as an Indepen­ dent. would tie President Clinton a t 32 percent of the vote, with Dole aa the OOP nominee behind at 26 percent. But mounting a winning Independent can­ didacy Is exceedingly difficult financially and loglstlcally. And in any event, Powell has virtually ruled It out. The noli shows that, aa a OOP presidential contender. Powell narrowly beats Dole, 34 to 29 percent, with all the other candidates trailing In single digits. When House Speaker Newt Ging rid Ich, R-Oa.. was put Into the running, he got Just 10 percent to Dole's 33 percent. Though Powell was not Included in that m atchup, 14 percent volunteered a preference for him. towling about Republican conservatives are howlti the possibility that Powell will run. fearing that ........................... M Republican hla election would stymie (he 1994 Repul revolution. However, Otngrich’a low preference num ber and other evidence in the poll Indicate that Republicans aren’t aa conservative aa the right tikes to think. Forty-nine percent of Republicans, for Instance, think that the i----religious right Is a divisive ---------Influence In the party. So. whether or not Powell wins the 1996 nomination, he ought to run for It, The fight alone will be worthwhile for Powell, the OOP. and the country. 3cr may Insist his wife h ss no p lan s to be "co-president.” B ut Honey h a s served on the board of th e Corporation for IkiMc Broadcasting and done consulting. Shelley Buchanan, who once shocked Pat by saying she'd rath e r be called "Ms.* than Mrs., has presided over hla one-man corporaUon. And Joan Specter la both the!wife < of Sen. Arien Specter and a Philadelphia City Council member In the last week of a tough re-election campaign. Aa for Bob and Uddy, the beat goes on. Bob recently told a cheering luncheon of chiroprac­ tors th at I f rm elected" Elizabeth will not be In charge of health care policy. * Uddy, however, Is a two-time Cabinet member who once wrote that 1 wasn't going to spend the whole cam­ paign answering reporters' questions with a demure 1 don't do issues'. ... The genie could­ n’t be put back In the bottle." Nor c a n th e wom an be p u t b ack In h er place, even If Bob Donum's wife once said that she would call h er autobiography, "Second Banana. ‘ This is an era of two-worker families when we give more than Up service to partner­ ship marriages. But we're stlU confused about the drat ladyship. "Don't you wish that movie had been out when we were kids?'' my friend Nancy asked aa we watched the trailer for "Ooid Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain." The movie showed two young kids climbing a mountain, searching for treasure and trying to outwit the bad guys - in other words. It waa by-the-num ben Disney fare, a generic kida' adventure story. B u t th e r e w aa something about this movie that made It different from any­ thing Nancy or I had ever seen: The kids having th e ad v en ­ tures were glrta. n There to a t o t o f n d i s c u s s io n , a b o u t r girls these days. We talk about building t h e i r c o n f id e n c e , f ft4«pitatha g n y g s in s of a b o u t e x p a n d in g ■ m |inv | ka w urnaaei ai om en m their horizons. Talk of self-esteem a n d empowerment might ittftotvpM . sound a bit dated and remain firm In h o k e y In t h e a e young poopJa's back-to-baslca, no* frills Umea. It ? |v might sound a condescending to aay all girls need i Isa little confidence. cor That’s not ail they need, but It to an essential tool th at m any aaam to lack. A 1991 report by the American Association of University Women found th at there waa a significant confidence gap between boys and girls, especially in the middle- * a i high* school years. Boys were more likely to eav they were "pretty good a t a tot or things1’ than girls, while girls were more likely to Now, a a a firs t lady watcher who's seen the travails of Jack ie, Lady Bird, P a t. B etty. R osaly n n , N ancy. B a rb a ra and Hillary. I have long believed th a t t h e r e 's only one way a woman of the ‘9 0 s Is going lo solve the first la d y Job th in g . S h e ’s going to have to try [tn jtw lg £ u g g b filn tu n p iy . No, I dan I mean husband's having a loboComy. handltfs.sh s'a I mean becoming a a political asM t. brain surgeon. In America we want the president to be both a beloved king and a powerful prime minister So on Inauguration Day. we settle for him being prim e m inister a n d expect h e r to be queen. He gets a tab and she gets a role. Wc ask him to be a leader and her to be a role model—even (he virtuous repository of all our ambivalent attitudes toward women, work and counterparts. The study teachers devote m ow attention to their male students, a result etther of direct favorttiem or ■imply the fact that boya act out more and require more attention. Troubled by these findings. Journalist Peggy Orenstetn spent a year observing e l g h t h --|g r a d e c l a s s e s f o r h e r b o o k . 'Schoolgirls.’' At one Ban Francisco middle school. Orenstetn watched aa a teacher aaked her class how their Uvea would he different if they were a member of the opposite sex. "I’d have to aland around a t receaa Instead of getting to ptoy basketball." aaid a boy. “I could stay out later." said a girl. "I'd have to help my mom cook." said a boy. "I’d get to play more ■ports.” aaid a girl. Despite the many gains of the women's m ovement, m any o f t h e old stereotypes rem ain firm In young people's minds. By sixth grade,” writes Oreneteln. "It la d e a r that both girls and boya have learned to w[iuiii. maieness with opportunity and femi­ ninity with constraint.” Now the AAUW has published a new study that outlines strategies far bridging the confidence gap. The study to baaed on programs that have worked for glrta. and It em phasizes techniques to which girls particularly receptive. For example, noticed th at gkto tend to be more it in using com puters to achieve a goal, rather than to play a found that glrto * tended to prefer cooperative problem-solving, while boys were more likely to eqjDy ptomaine speed and repetition. While Hillary CUnton struggles with the Job description and reel kfe there are a lot of folks who want the first lady to be a political. Or as the publishers of George magazine mqgit put U* t ‘post-partisan. * Maybe the only way to resolve this Is to let the president's spouse get outside work. The Red Cross to about a s safe a s It gets. D espite an occasional flap. It d oesn't offer much conflict of Interest. It Isn't pillow talk. II isn't political talk. O n th e o th e r h a n d , It a ls o Is n 't b ra in surgery. That’s not to aay that th d r suit all glrto or are uark e a 1 boya. Indeed, one of the points In the study la i role of Interested In study of American Indian glrta and stayed in school aaid a caring adult , o r role model waa the moat Impartan In th d r d rrtafon . Similarly, teachers In a I a n IXfgn writing psqjcci fe***—* that student writing improved after teachers visited stu ­ dents' homes and altered their asalgnmcnto to the students' dally lives. 0 1 *- ; '* ■ I -wrerngua MBMMjm m f* — �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, N o v e m b e r 8. 1995 - SA W elfare d ecisio n could be defining for Clinton WASHINGTON - With Demo­ crats a t each others' throats, welfare overhaul could become the Issue that helps solve the most bedeviling p u ttie in Amer­ ican politics: What does BUI Clinton stand for? And tom e members of the president's political team are afraid of what the answer might be. At Issue Is a Senate bill that Meeting August and September promis­ ing to go to th e Sem inole dais of natural, light Community College adult high wood further adds to the stark- school to finish their studies, nesaoftheroom . they said, 01 have enrolled In A remote controlled projection classes there. system Is available for the board However. 22 applied to attend to use when they need It. but never showed up for classes. a. __ _ „ ,___ i "This 1s great," said board It will be SCO's responsibility to m em b er Dr. B arbara Kuhn. track down those students and "There are a few details that report the status to the school need to be finished up, but this district. is a beautiful building/' The remaining 31 students District staff members hurried will be pursued by the school about the room last night taking district. ' irotes about what details still Such checks will be done needed attention. every three months, district of­ A work table was requested for ficials said. It is believed that various groups at the back of the system will help youngsters May room. A quick oiling was sug­ in school, one place or another, gested for a squeaky door. And until they have completed their toilet paper was ordered for an high school education. outlying bathroom. The board also discussed plans All those Items will be taken for a work session "some time care of by the time the district after the first of the year" to offices are officially moved to the w ork o u t the d e ta ils ab o u t new fsclltty by the first of the guidelines for ftind-rslslng pro­ year. je c ts for schools. The work In addition to honoring the top session has not been scheduled students and schools, tne board yet. discussed some successes they The board will return to the have had with tracking students old facility for the next two who drop out of school. m onths until the new building Is Of the 144 students who left competely ready to host the Seminole County high schools in meetings. y e a n and require recipients to worlc alter two jreara. C iv il r i g h t s g r o u p s a n d a d v o c a te s fo r w o m en a n d children are pressuring Clinton to reverse himself and veto the bill If It emerges from negotia­ tions with the House, which passed a stricter version of Its own. Aides say Clinton may yet oppose the Senate m easure, though he once declared It "w ithin striking distance" of true welfare reform. C lin to n 's a d v ise rs — an d Democrats In general — are split. T h e m o re l ib e r a l w in g , personified by Deputy White House Chief of Staff Harold Ickes, Is anxious about pressure from the left. These aides are pushing Clinton to consider opposing the Senate bUl — or at least reject Its most onerous provisions. The more moderate element, led by consultant Dick Morris, bristles a t the thought of Clinton capitulating to liberals. The pres­ ident’s embrace of the bUl In the first place was part of a Morrisinspired strategy to associate Clinton with centrist views — d i s t a n c i n g h im fro m R e ­ publicans and Democrats alike. has helped boost Clinton In This faction also warns that failure to follow through on his 1 9 9 2 p r o m i s e to c h a n g e "welfare as we know It" would hand the GOP a major Issue for 1900. Amid this latest battle for C lin to n 's political soul, ob­ servers Inside and outside the White House say the Issue may define him politically for the 1996 race. "When he finally comes down on one side or another, we'll finally know If there's a new Css t l a i l f from Page 1A Job m ay be easy prey for such a were promised. scam , " b u t ir there Is any “One thing that is a definite q u estio n w hatsoever, people tip-ofT to this type of operation." should check with the Better Parker said, "Is that she sent out Business Bureau." He said had a courier to collect the money, they checked In this situation. Most legitimate businesses will the BBS already had received a iriler, according to the report. rely on the postal service to n u m b e r of co m p lain ts, and B ut th e really sig n ifican t deliver money, and are willing to would have advised callers of tangea have occurred over a wait a t least a day or so." them. scade.Bachusald. Lublanl is said to have been He added that most employers In 1 9 9 2 . 6 .0 p e r c e n t o f a d v e rtisin g h er em ploym ent operating through a n employservice u n d er .several nam es m ent agency would pay any Including Career Management fees, ra th e r th an requesting Bcnrteea. Executive Resource p aym ent from an applicant, G ro u p , g n i m o st re c e n tly , which could easily be another urvsnm ea l s cnmco services, • up-on to p o w w proom ns. Police say she apparently would Parker suggested anyone who c h s n f lE S |r ^ M r o a jg m ^ oom- believes they may have been a o k f ti g N H lH p il M M a e ovary <■victim of this type o f operation fow m onths.should c o n ta c t.th e Altamonte The winning schools in Semi­ ’‘'P a lte r a a l d h e uadsrsta n ds S p rin g s p o lic e d e p a rtm e n t's nole C ounty a re Tuskaw llla how psepW whwore In Used of a Detective Division a t 830-3826. Middle School In Oviedo, San­ ford Middle School in Sanford. Saba! Point Elementary ft^h"*1* In Lougwood, Woodlands Ele­ m entary School in Longwood. Bear | j | m Elementary Scn"uf in Altam onte Springs, Heathrow E lem en tary School In Lake Mary. Lyman High School in Longwood, and Wektva Elemen­ tary School in Longwood. GAINES Clinton and how much of a transition figure he really Is." Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institute said. "This Is part of his constant tu g o f w a r , " s a id S t u a r t Rothenberg. publisher of the Rothenberg Political Report. "On one hand. Democrats are saying. ‘Prove to us you're a traditional Democrat.' On the other hand, he's given advice to distance hlmseTf from both parties." When the Senate bill passed In S e p t e m b e r , th e p r e s i d e n t praised senators for their display of “ wisdom and courage." His rem arks were widely Interpreted as support for the Senate bill, because he had already pro­ mised to veto the House version. Then came a characteristic Clinton shift, triggered by In­ tense pressure from traditional Democratic blocs. The alliance of civil rights, women's rights, anti-hunger and children's groups had tried to pressure Clinton quietly, realis­ ing that he was unlikely to move from Ills support of the Senate bill If It looked like the shift was forced on him. But the groups publicly de­ nounced the Senate plan aftrr Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynlltan, D-N.Y., took them to task for being silent. Marian Wright Edclman. pres­ ident of the Children's Defense Fund and a personal friend of Clinton's, followed wllh a public appeal to the president to reject the Senate plan. "It's not worth It." she said In an Interview Tuesday. "It would hurt too many children and poor folks." Senators seek hearings before floor vote on late-term abortions WASHINGTON - S enators opposed to rushing to a vote aj^ ln st certain late-term abor­ tions want hearings first to get m ore Inform ation about tne controversial procedure. The House has already passed the ban on “partial birth abor­ tions," but senators agreed to vote today on whether to send It to the Judiciary Committee for review. Proponents of the bill decried the delay. "We could have hearings until hell freesea over. It's not going to change anything." said chief sponsor Sen. Bob Smith, R-N.H. "D elaying th is accom plishes nothing except delay." "We’ve had hearings on the House side," said Senate Majori­ ty Leader Bob Dole. R-Kan. "It's not that complicated." Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-8.D., said, however, that the Senate’s 46 Democrats used that period for comparison b e c au se d e ta ile d d a ta w ere available for the two years, T he p e rc e n ta g e o r never* married women in managerial a n d p ro fe ssio n a l Jobs w ith chUdren rose from 3 .1 percent to 6.6 percent from 1962 to 1992. she explained. "Every year the rates have been going up. This suggests the out-of-w edlock b lrtn Is n o t viewed as a wxdal stigma any m ore." she said. At the - m e time, the num ber of young, single bttek woAfeh having out-of-wedlock babies is declining, she added. The unm arried mother rate for Mack women slipped from 46.8 percent In 1962 to 46.2 percent In 1992. while for never-married white women overall the rate was rising from 6.7 percent to 12.9 percent. F o r te e n -a g e rs th e sin g le m other rate slipped from 8.2 percent to 6.6 percent over the were united In favor of sending the bill to committee. W hat's more, the motion to do so was being offered by Republican Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania. President Clinton opposes the legislation. It would Impose a prison term of two years and fines on any doctor who "partially delivers the living fetus before kilting the fetus and completing the de­ livery." The doctor also would be liable for civil damages If sued by the wom an's family. The bill pro­ vides. however, th a t during court proceedings an acceptable defense would be that the pro­ cedure was necessary to save the m other's life. The measure wouldn't apply to a b o rtio n s p e rfo rm e d by C a e s a re a n s e c tio n or hysterectomy or w hen'the fetus dies before removal through the birth canal. The House’s 288-139 vote on Nov. 1 marked the first time since the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade abortion ruling y ie description or tne pro< * £ u t causes even abortion first step toward nn outright ban on abortions. "If one believes In God. one believes that God has assured there are medical procedures In place to help save lives," said Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Callf. If th e b ill p a s s e s , s h e s a id , "women will die and they will be our babies that we raised. Are we going to put women to their deaths?" Boxer and oth ers say the procedure Is rare, used only when the life of the m other Is In grave danger. However. In a late secondtrim e s te r o r th lrd -trlm c s te r abortion, the fetus Is so large that It cannot always be re­ moved vaglnally without col­ lapsing the skull. That Is ac­ complished by sucking out the brains, said Smith, who dis­ played drawings of the pro­ cedure. For Personal & Commercial Insurance rights advocates to cringe, but without It m any women could ***** “ y_,°PPot' cnu1 ** the bill, w*» ■“ ** *** ****■**««> as the ^ Q fllT IA S m u iiiw w r — t l n s s i f rtm P s g r IA friendliness and support among their fellow athletes, Jan es was particularly pleased w tttg A e Twilight River Cruise Tuesday- night on board the Riverahlp Romance on the St. Johrtk River. "We had approxim ately 100 persons on the cruise." Jones m id this mornmg. "ft was a very beautiful night with a hill moon, and e v e ry o n e r e a lly e n jo y e d themselves." Tonight's big social event will be the mid-week banquet at the Sanford Civic Center beginning at 6:30 p.m., and sponsored by TONY RUSSI. JR Garden Chapel Funeral Home Fulfilling a Service to Our Community In Time O f Need. (tody Broanne C C olum bus Circle, Longwood, ______ „ _____ 7. 1996 at F lorida H ospital. A ltam onte Springs where Mw was bom. Survivors include p aren ts. 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Gardner. 86 THINGS For the practice of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility RR SANFO RD B i l l i a r d s 8 B a ll fo r Women Age Group: 55 1 Vivian M. Slone 2 June I. Strlne 3 Belli W. Law C rlbbaga Men and Women 1 Carey E. Reeves 2 Bob Johnson 3 Beulah A. Smith Golf, Calloway: M orning E vent Age Group: 60 1 Tony Chlnclll. 61 2 Fred W. Bruce. 61 Age Group: 65 Tied for first place: Jam es Gunster. 69 Waller M. Hundley.65 Elmer G. White. 68 2nd place: Lionel Vezlna. 66 3 rd p l a c e : Cur l Vonhcrbulcs. 69 <vrMH| are pleased lo announce Ihe association of IU V AVE. R efreshm ents • D oor Prizes D iscounts up to 30% Dom inos com petition started Tuesday with the sing les matches. There were no age groupings lor the event. Lyle Euler, 69, left, of Greenville, Tenn., observes as Delores Martin, 66, of DeBary, makes a move. The dom inoes com petition will continue Friday at the Sanford Senior Center, with the doubles events scheduled for 9:30 a.m. 1^• 2i •10 //• 70 H F R E N C H total of 15 men and nine women spotshooting events, ranging In Gym Tuesday com peted in age up to 69. Juan L. Ravelo, MD FACOG David C. Mowere, MD FACOG i 5 Ways To Pay: S . Thursday, Nov. 16 , 1995 5 s00 P.M. to 8 i 00 P.M. MM-Florida0R/6YNSpteialists NO DOWN PAYMENT llO O No cheerleaders cheered and no bands played, but participants and spectators took basketball as a serious com petitive event at the Salvation Army Ago Group: 55 1 Robort Holliman. 58 2 Jcrorc Scgrovca. 50 3 Emu E. Coon. 5!) Ago Group. 00 1 Evan Christ lunscn. 02 2 Edwin Johnson. 04 Ago Group: 05 1 Stowari Hark lies*. 00 2 Carl 1.. Mavs. 09 3 Eugono Nowell, 68 Age Group: 70 1 Andy F. McGulTln. 71 2 Boh Ashton 3 Hamlet D'Alvaroz. 70 Ago Group: 75 1 Harry C. George, 77 2 Louie Aiello. 78 Age Group: 80 I W ilburC.O11. 8 I Age Group: 85 I Leonard F. Slone. 89 Eric J. Edwards, MD ••Kringle"The Holiday Bear! VUn.h \h‘ In.jr, w THURSDAY, Nov. 9. 1996 • 7:00 a.m. — Breakfast at Sanford Civic Center sponsored by the Over 50 Club. • 8:30 a.m. — Slniffleboard at the Sanford Shuflleboard Club, sponsored by the Sanford SlHifllelKiard Club. • 8:30 a.m. — Table Tennis nt the Salvation Army Gym sponsored by Fleet Reserve Association Branch 147. • 9:00 a.m. — Blllards. women's rotation, at the Sanford Senior Center, sponsored by the City of Sanford. • 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 paii. — liohby and Photography Show, ut Sanford City Hall. s|xmsored by the Seminole County Extension Homemakers. NOTE: The general puhlle is welcome to tour tills show. • 9:30 a.m. — Swimming at Riverside Park. Oviedo, sponsored by file American Red Cross and City of Oviedo. • 1:00 p.m. — Bench pressing, at Sanford City Hall, sponsored by tile Fitness Pit. • 2:00 p.m. — Blllards. m en's rotation, nt Q-HIz of l.ongwood. sponsored by Q-Hlz of l.ongwood. • 3:00 p.m. — Knitting contest, at Sanford City Hall. s|M>nsorcd by Seminole County Extension Homemakers. • 7:00 p.m. — Talent Show, at Sanford Civic Center, sjxinsorcd by City of Sanford. NOTE: The general public Is welcome lo enjoy this show. area of Sanford. The tour took visitors through the d o w n to w n S a n fo rd a re a a s w e ll, w ith an explanation of som e of the historic old buildings which are being preserved. Gold«n Age Games Rusults M en C4UJ 208 E. FIRST ST., SA N FO R D (407) 322-0204 et -iheaven H v iU g - M e y e r s ' I 8H 0E STORE Your friends at Ask about our 50% oHer, g o o d through D ecem ber 12. 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N o v e m b e r 8. 1995 - S /K i liiltz h iH i n I h U i l J o i n t H e /d i u e n ie iil •K n e e A A n k l e I n j u r y • I;«m h H n t li le ii t i • S p o r t I n ju r y ^ 3 17 N. M u n g o u s tim - A v e. S a n fo rd . I I 32771 i 'l i o n c : ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -2 5 7 7 I 135 S a x o n lllv d . O r a n g e C ity , FI 3 2 7 6 3 I 'lio n c : <904) 7 7 5 -0 2 2 2 �• A • Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida -W ednesday, November B, 1995 Outstanding migrant student named Democrats have reason to cheer UNDATED — After two years on the defensive. Democrats had reason to cheer after fending olT Republican bids to claim the Kentucky governorship and legislatures In Virginia and Maine. The best news for the OOP was In Mississippi, where Oov. Kirk Fordlce easily won a second term. Tuesday's ballots Included dozens of mayoral contests. Including a mudsllngtng brawl in San Francisco that pitted incumbent Frank Jordan against former California Assembly Speaker Willie Brown and prominent lesbian activist Roberta Achtenberg. With more than half the precincts reporting, Jordan, a former police chief, and Brown were In a dead heat with both receiving about 34 percent of the vote. Achtenbery, a former federal bousing official, conceded the race early today and endorsed Brown. With no candidate expected to get more than 50 percent of the vote, a December runoff was almost a certainty. Incum bents who had a far easier time winning re-election Included Democrats Kurt Schmoke In Baltimore and Edward Rendell in Philadelphia, and Bob Lanier In Houston's nonpartisan contest. Tornado rips through Georgia ALBANY. Qa. — A tornado tossed cars, snapped trees and ripped the roof off a grocery store, leaving dozens of people Injured In a neighborhood still rebuilding from last year's flooding. "This Is what you call the double whammy — when you get rebuilt and then get hit again," said MaJ. Mike Turner, who headed a police comm and center after the tornado struck Tuesday afternoon. Tornadoes also raked South Carolina, where 22 people were Injured, including a 15-year-old Williamsburg County girl trapped Inside a truck by a wind-tossed mobile home. She was in serious condition with head Injuries. The other people were treated for their Injuries and released. The Oeorgta twister Injured a t least 30 people — two of them seriously — and caused millions of dollars tn damage- Oeorgta Oov. Zell Miller declared a state of emergency tn Albany. Government on crash ditt WASHINGTON — Republicans In Congress are advancing temporary spending and borrowing bills designed to put the government on a crash diet until President Clinton signs legislation balancing the budget in seven years. House Republicans were preparing to act today on a stopgap ■pending bUI that would beep the government running until Dec. 1. But m any programs would be financed at only 60 percent of the spending level provided In fiscal year 1995, which ended Sept. 30. The Senate waa expected to take up a Bodi— found In canal SWEETWATER, Fla. — The bodies of two teen-agers were found floating In a canal Tuesday in what police aay w aaa case of a couple who. like Romeo and Juliet, preferred'death to being forbidden to see each other. Police believe the bodies were thoae of 13-year-old Maryting Flores and 14-year-old Christian Davila, nUaahig since Sunday. Pending autopsies, the bodies were not positively Identified. The teen-ajprs appeared to have taken their own Uvea, like Romeo and Juliet in Shakespeare's play about forbidden love, said Sweetwater police detective Ramon Quintero. Both left behind Miicktf notes. "We don't suspect any foul play." Quintero aaid. "The mother of the girt did not want the boy seeing her daughter. It is very sad.” Family members told police the teens — both honor students at Ruben Dario middle school In northwest Dade County — ran away from their homes early Sunday morning, carrying little money and no extra clothes. T c a n 't go on Uvtng. I’ve loot my Maryling. T hat’s something that hurts me very deep Inside in my heart, Christian wrote In hla note to hia family. "I'm not leaving you. I'm escaping from the realm of reality Into the darkness of the unknown. Nothing can atop me now. I'm taking my life because without Maryling. there la no life." Police held the girl's notebook ana a note ahe left on her family's kitchen counter aa evidence, but would not releaae their contents. The children probably drowned themselves, according to Quintero, a friend of the girl's family. Neither knew how to swim. "Farewell to all." Christian wrote. "And aa the Immortal Beethoven once aaldi ‘Applaud friends, the comedy la over.'" Dleeaeo cutting into turkey stock RALEIQH. N.C. — A disease la killing 1.000 turkeys a day on tom e forma In North Carolina, the nation's leading producer of the birds. The Illness m ay be contributing to a 5-cent a pound price Increase compared with foal foil, though the impact on consum ers w asn't d e a r because turkeys are commonly sold below coat around Thanksgiving. Mostly younger birds get the sickness; they die within days. "I've been studying turkey diseases for 25 y e a n and (hit la by for the moot serious dlseaac I’ve come serosa," said John Barnes, a researcher a t the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Exact num bers were not available, but some farmers were losing 1.000 birds a day. aaid Willie Featheratone. director of the Union County Cooperative Extension Service. The disease, called "spiking mortality." la transmitted through feces and direct contact, and can also be spread by flics and beetles. The illness was discover ed In 1991 and has since spread to Virginia. Oeorgta. Indiana and New York. Turkeys arc a I S IS million-a-year Industry for the state. Nationwide, the Industry has suffered other setbacks this year: More than 2 million birds died In the sum m er's heat wave. Orange • Sem inole • O sceo la T errance McMllllan form er Seminole High graduate was named the Outstanding Migrant Student for 1994-95 by the State of Florida Department of Educa­ tion. Seminole County Director of Special Projects Dr. Sam mle Tomblln and Migrant Resource T eacher C ynthia Oliver, ac­ cepted the award while attend­ ing the Migrant Education East­ ern Stream Forum for Recruiters and Advocates, In Clearwater recently. Mrs. Euletha Byrd was pres­ ented the plaque last week at the Seminole County Migrant Re­ source Center by Dr. Tomblln and Mrs. Oliver. Mrs Byrd the mother of Terrance waa Indeed grateful for the honor given Terrance. Terrance, hla mother. Hattie Byrd. Mary McMilltan. J o h n Byrd J r. and his family extend a special thanks to hts pastor Ronald M erthle, Tor leading Terrance down the straight ana narrow path. T he M igrant Program has helped him throughout hla years of school. Because of the Migrant Program Terrance says he has been able to achieve. "Its not where you're from but where you're going," he says. Terrance credits hla first grade teacher Francis Coleman Oliver, whom he said deserves thanks for failing him. This move gave him the willpower and ambition to strive further than any normal first grader. "I'm grateful to all my teach­ ers who helped to guide me through my challenging yet tri­ umphal years. Lastly, Mrs. Sally Lagoy, who waa my guidance counselor a t Semlnol Eutstha Byrd, Terrance McMillan's mom, accapts the award for bar ton from Dr. Sammla Tomblln. guided me through my high school years to where I am now." Cadet Terrance McMllllan is majoring In engineering a t the U nited S ta te a C oast O uard A cad em y . N ew p o rt, R hode Island. P a ren ts, fam ily a n d friends expressed their pride tn hla accomplishments. lost in desert, one survives PHOENIX — Hla strength drained from eight days In the Mexican desert, Donald wages waa no longer able to g tth e r firewood at night, chase lizards for food, or even suck the moisture from cactuses. The relentless sun had already killed hia brother-in-law. The little energy Wages had left was boosted by the sight of a rescue helicopter, and he waa able to aland and let out a faint cry of Joy. I'll never forget that m an running toward me In the gully with a Jug of water, yelling ‘Poqulto, poquito!’ like, don't drink too m uch," Wages said tearfully Tuesday. "Yea. he was a sight,,r he said aa he waited with hla wile and daughter at Phoenix's Sky H arter Airport for a plane home to Oklahoma CUy. W ages c u rse d th e d esolation of El Plnacate. a volcano park that had been Just another leisurely destination for him and Robert Harrison on one of their annual excursions. the park: Their Jeep Wouldn’t (Kart. Wages, a 61-year-old businessman, and Harrison. 73. a retired engineer w ith Parkinson's disease, didn’t have a map. They relied on Harrison’s peat visits to the park, about 60 miles southwest of Yuma, and gut instinct aa they made their way through the desert In search of help. They had a gallon of water tn an Ice chest. "We should not have gone forward," Wages recalled a day after being released from the hospital. "After walking those first couple of hours, we should have returned to the (Jeep), where we had m are toe and water. Every day we would realise the He recounted the eight-day ordeal during which he cut open cactuses for nourish­ m e n t A lack of rain the past eight m onths had k i t them mostly dry. He used hair * * ^ w 3 w c rf looking tor protection from the dem ents," Wages said. ’T h e re wasn’t a d o o d In the sky, and the heat — tt waa the heat that kiUednob. We tried to stay close to anything th at was green, "I couldn't even rind a snake to eat. t tried to catch a Heard, but the dam n things were too b a t." he said. During the day the pair found some shelter, laytng with their heads under the meager shade of bushes and praying for help. "We talked about living, trying to stay told him hts system had nearly shut down from dehydration. ’Pi J»«il nVift'ili 5 HEY KIDS! WIN A CHRISTMAS TEDDY Contest Rules �Sanford Haraid, 8anford, Florida -Wadnaaday, Novambar 8, 1995 - SA ight s e c u rity su rro u n d s re le a se o f B e a tle s m u s ic slatedPiece Writer Extra security is su tlo n e d ju tsld e th e C apitol Records mpafct disc plant In Jackson* le, Fla., where milUona of of the first new Beatles ituaic In 25 years are being tuced. Capitol is hoping to dum p the of three boxed sets on the I market the day after ABQ-TV’s I Nov. 19 airing of "Free As a Bird," the first of two newly completed Beatles songs. In addition to the curiosity factor Involved In the new re* coalings, the anthology series promises to be a treasure trove for B e a tle m a n la c s w ho are starved for something — any* th in g — different from th e limited body of work the group left behind. The first anthology contains several unreleased recordings, Including two that date back to 1990, some live performances U.S. preschoolers have health insurance gaps la growing a t exponential rates that will bankrupt not only those programs, but the. federal gov­ CHICAGO — A lm ost one* ernm ent In Just a few years," he fourth of the children In the said In a statement. "Cutting o u t ... layers of feder­ United States lack health Insur­ ance coverage for significant a l b u r e a u c r a t a a n d a d ­ periods during their first three m inistrators ... will allow state years, endangering their health administrators the freedom to care, a federally mnded study direct resources toward different groups of recipients who need It found. Children who don't have in­ most — potentially children." Rep. Thomas J . Bliley. Jr., surance are less likely to see a doctor when they're sick and R-Va„ chairm an of the House more likely to require hospital* Commerce Committee, said the I x a tlo n w h e n s e e n in a n MediOrant legislation contains set-asides to protect pregnant emergency room, authors said. Coverage gaps threaten even women and Infants whose family healthy children by discouraging Incomes are one-third above the preventive care such a s im ­ poverty line or lew. munisations, said authors led by M ic h a e l D. K o g a n , a n epidemiologist with the National Center for Health Statistics, part of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Impending Medicaid cuts will further erode coverage for young children — more of whom are poor than any other age group, a co-author said. "I don't think It’s going to get better. I think it's going to get w o r s e , " s a i d M a r t h a A. Teltelbeum, a senior health ana­ lyst for the Children's Defense Fund, a children's advocacy group baaed In Washington, D.C. The 1991 study, Involving 0,129 children, found th at 22.6 percent went w ithout health Insurance for at least a month .during their first three years, (and nearly 00 percent of those children had gaps of six m onths or more. -*■> *n — The findings are plikHsh ed in W e d n e s d a y 's Issue* o f T h e Journal of t h e cal Association. "Oaps In Insurance coverage create a more ment In which hesitant to tain a regular care." said Dr. of the U niversity'of Colorado Health Sciences Center In Den* ver. In an editorial accompa­ nying the study. Also, doctors are reluctant to take on youngrtsra who low SSHcSvfilier and alternate takes of m any old favorites. Those who have heard most of the material, while not trying to dam pen the hype surrounding p art one, suggest the m ore in trig u in g a n a v alu ab le re ­ cordings will come with the second and third sets next year. " fre e As a Bird" Is attracting the m ost Interest. The three surviving Beatles went Into the studio to add voices and In­ strum ents to a home recording left behind, and never released, by the late Jo h n Lennon. It reportedly was written tn response to Lennon's victory over Immigration authorities In the 1970a. By electronically fusing the t h r e e p e r f o r m a n c e s w ith Lennon's recording. Capitol has produced a new Beatles song, with all four Beatles, 14 years after Lennon's death. The set also will Include two 1958 recordings by the Quarry Men. the Liverpool band that fe a tu re d L en n o n . P aul Mc­ Cartney and George Harrison and predated the Beatles. They cover Buddy Holly's hit. "That'll Be the Day." Three other origi­ nal songs from pre-Beatlemanla days also are included. Five songs arc featured from the Beatles' January 1962 audi­ tion with Decca Records, when they were turned down by exec­ u tiv e s w ho th o u g h t g u ita r groups were on the way out. O ther previously unreleased material on the CD from the Beatles' early days Include "How Do You Do It." a song later recorded by G erry an d th e Pacem akers, and "Leave My Kitten Alone," an old rhythm a n d blues n u m b er su n g by Lennon. Several "alternate" versions of well-known songs show how the Beatles experimented before set­ tling on an approach. "Listening to the songs, the working versions of the songs, enables one to feel almost as tr you’re working with them tn the s t u d i o . I t ' s a c h a n c e to eavesdrop on the creative pro­ c e ss ," ssid Mark Lewlsohn. author of six Beatles books. Lewlsohn. who's writing the liner notes for all three antholo­ gy CDs, and Capitol executives won't discuss the material on th e s u c c e e d in g d is c s . B ut Lewlsohn suggests the material Improves simply because the Beatles spent m uch more time In the studio. " T h e re Is som ew hat of a paucity of material during the early years." he said. “Once they got Into working In the studio, at Abbey Road, the material got a lot more Interesting, t think thts Is an Interesting first double CD. I think the other two doubles will be better." The second "n ew " Beatles song, "Real Love," is another Lennon recording left behind and sweetened by the others. It’s actually been released before: on a so u n d tra c k to th e m ovie "Im agine." The Beatles use a allghtly different version, ac­ cording to the CD newsletter. Ice. A n .a t t e m p t a t c o b b lin g together a third "new " song from L e n n o n 's a rc h iv es re ­ portedly felled. Alternative versions of "Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds." "I'm Only Sleeping," "Yester­ d a y ." "O ettln g B etter" and "M agical Mystery T our" are expected In the later Bets. The second set will be released In February — to have "Real Love" In the stores for Valen­ tine's Day romantics — and the third sometime in the spring, said Bruce Kirkland, Capllol'n executive vice president. The company already la plan­ ning to combine all of the CDs In a boxed act, together with still more material mined from the arc h iv es, for release before Christm as 1998. November 4th-12thf 1995 Nightly 7:30 Sunday 10:30 a*m. & 6:00 p.m. If Ym Nwf Fartfcrr (■fonMtim, draw CM: J13-SU8, •r 321-9174, or J144MS Same Bank. NewName plana. Involved In the study. From 1991 to 1993, over 3 million **hlh tfm lost private cov< \ have shifted jobs awsy from'higher-paying manufactur­ ers with good health benefits to the lower-paying service sector with poorer benefits, he ssid. A separate editorial agreed that Medicsid cuts are likely to harm youngsters, who have not feted well In federal o r state budget T he R epublican-sponsored "MrdlOrant" proposal in Con­ g r e s s w o u ld t h r o w p o o r children's medical fates to the d by Paul W. Newacheck of the Uni­ versity of California, San FranjUum n^WjuJ kdAjdlMfHa The proposal would reduce spending by up to $1S2 H P H over the next ecvco years — or a intii at »i—■* 19 nercent from projected p o n d in g — by impos­ ing a cap a n Medicaid paym ents to sta te s, said Ncw acheck’s group, which also was not in­ volved In the study. 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S iM fc u sr AlrmhiT t iMC / e i w s S w ift titf f t a n y n / t n J u m t JW&Ct________ ~ — M •ngurft f i t ltt%n t ly ft* Swift m i tlw il* . life ______________________ ________ _ - ------- r -- „ - ------------ . �1 0 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, November 8, 1995 M ystery leader rem ains in shadow s lopes concluded the 53-yenr-old leader Is an extrovert, a poor A sso cia ted P re ss W riter________ listener and a fast talker who SEOUL. South Korcn — About dom inates conversations and once a month. North Korean Jumps from topic to topic. leader Kim Jong II emerges from Ills u tm o st-c o n sta n t highthe halls of power, providing a pitched lone could reflect a man fleeting glimpse of the reclusive who Is easily excited or Is very man In charge of a reclusive energetic, and his word use Is country. more commonly associated with Immediately, analysts of the people with little education, said hardline communist North begin Lee Kun-hu, a psychology pro­ poring over every nuance for fessor at the Medical College of clues Into the policies, hierarchy Ewha Women’s University, who and Inner workings of a society studied the tape with the help of that has taken old Soviet-style four researchers on sociology secrecy to an extreme. and psychology. But the video footage of Kim Facts about Kim nrc appall­ never Includes his high-pitched ingly sparse: voice, leading some to speculate He Is the son and designated th a t N orth Korea fears his heir to Ills father, longtim e squeaky tone won't command leader Kim II Sung, who died in respect. J u ly 1094. lie holds North Ordinary South Koreans now Korcu’s top military title and has have the chance to decide for never traveled outside the com­ them selves. A South Korean munist world. magazine, the Monthly Chosun, The rest Is extrapolation or gave away 200,000 cassette pure rumor. tapes of Kim talking with a He may have married up to recent Issue, tapes that had been three times. There's no word on in governm ent h a n d s for a children. decade but never heard publicly. There nrc reports that Kim has Aside from what Kim says been seriously III: that he drinks about his country — he talks heavily and brings In blonde about the shortcomings of the foreign women for trysts: that he North’s policy of self-reliance, has more than a dozen resi­ among other things — the tapes dences and a fl£ct of cars: that havs attracted Interest for what he Is so sensitive about his they say about Kim. height — about 5-foot-3 — that A psychological analysis of the he wears lifts and a bouffant ByPAULALEXANDER Assassin's family apologists JERUSALEM — The m an In charge of guarding Israeli leaders and two top police officers may lose their Jods today when the Cabinet m eets to discuss security lapses surrounding the assassination of Yltthak Rabin. A preliminary report by the Shin Bet Internal security service found there were too few bodyguards surrounding Rabin Just before he was shot at a peace rally In Tel Aviv, and that unauthorized people were allowed to get too dose, security sources said. The report also suggested Rabin's bodyguards, who work under the Shin Bet. might have been Indoctrinated to focus on potential Arab assailants, and thus were Inadequately prepared for^the possibility of attacks by Jewish extremists. Police are Investigating whether the confessed assassin, Ylgal Amir, was part of a right-wing conspiracy. Police believe nls brother, Hagai Amir. Is a member of the outlawed anti-Arab group KahaneChal. Although Ylgal Amir has shown no remorse, calling Rabin an enemy o f Israel for turning over land to the PLO. his family begged forgiveness from Rabin’s widow and all Israelis. "A great calamity has befallen us and the people of Israel with the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, may hla memory by blessed, by our son," the family wrote In a letter to Leah Rabin that was read early today on Israel Radio. Russian military rols In Yugoslavia BRUSSELS. Belgium - Defense Secretary William Peny and Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev are making what could be a final effort to break an Impasse over Russia’s military role In postwar Boanta. tea, Its European allies and Russia Itself all The United state want Russian farces to help keep peace In Bosnia along with 60,000 NATO troops, m any of which are already trained and ready to move In as soon as the warring factions In the former Yugoslav republic make peace. But NATO members want Russian ground forces to be under the same command as all other troops, while Russia has so far resisted any deployment under the control of the Western alliance. Russia has only agreed to send In a force of about 2.000 to do such things as bulla roads, repair bridges and other such work alongside similar American and possibly other forces working outside the NATO structure. Final details of that deployment also were being worked out today among U.S. and Russian officials accompsnylng Perry and Orachev at NATO headquarters. And efforts were being made to get other countries to join the non-NATO operation. Judgt caught with bribe money CARACAS, Venezuela — A Judge was caught with 9882 In bribe money stufTed In her underwear, authorities said Tuesday. Rosa Natasha Fernandez, 42, was arrested Monday after accepting the bribe during a meeting with a m an involved In a lawsuit in her court, said Deputy Humberto Flores of the Technical Judicial Police. She had stuffed the money Inside her panties, he said. Twenty officials witnessed the search at police headquarters. In a similar icase In February, authorities caught a Judge suspected of accepting 911,700 In bribes as she threw some of It out the window of her house. hairstyle; that he faces opposi­ tio n e i t h e r fro m m il it a r y hardliners or from chief patron China; that he Is fanatical about s e c u rity a n d o n ce w as th e country's top purveyor of terror­ ism. Some analysts speculate that Kim's image as arrogant, testy, a m b itio u s , c ru d e a n d te m ­ peramental could stem from a childhood In which he lost his m other around age 7 and was raised In the shadow of the personality cult that revered his father as a near-god. The North Is trying to build the same type of cult around the younger Ktm. touting him as a g e n iu s In a ll H elds w h ile, paradoxically, he stays out of * His only public address has been a one-line speech when he was named suprem e military commander four years ago. The biggest question now — and the one that carries the most Impact for the rest of the world — Is why he has yet to take his fath er's top two titles, even though analysts say he appears to be firmly In charge of a country suspected of nuclear weapons development. His speech to his fath er's funeral was given by someone D oes Your Bank O fferT ills Rale? C om pare this rate to your bank's m oney m arket rate, and then com e w e us. For com bined investm ents a n d /o r securities of $15,000 o r m ore, w e can offer you a rate of 5.01 annual percentage yield on an FDKM nsured m oney m arket account. available to you. A nd you can have your cnfeufiM ncfel picture fn one state­ m ent every m onth. Island of tranquility beset by problems Associated Press Writer________ QUITO. Ecuador — Ecuadoreans once liked to de­ scribe their small oil-exporting nation, which is wedged be­ tween Peru and Colombia, as an "an Island of tranquility" In a sea of regional turbulence. But a costly border war and persisting political and economic turmoil Is making them Increas­ ingly pessimistic about their country's future. With less than a y e a r to go In h is te rm . President Blxto Duran-Ballen Is fac in g m o u n tin g p ro b le m s, worsened bv dally power re­ _ and fears ofl a coup. Honing, Compounding the situtkm is that the governm ent of this Andean nation of 10 million people has been confronting street dem onstrations led by labor unions and leftist student groups. Industrialists and business people — who normally would be expected to support the pro-free market administration — have added Iheir voices to the d iscontent over th e govern­ m ent's failure to resolve the on-going en erg y c ris is th a t threatens their livelihoods. "If necessary, we Ecuadoreans m ust take to the streets In protest." said Luis Trujillo, pres­ ident of the Chamber of Com­ merce In Ouayaqull. Ecuador’s second-most Important city. "T here's desperation. Many sm all Industries arc already closing or letting people go because of the l a d of electrici­ ty," added exporter Ju an Jose B u sin ess lead er Jo y c e de O ln atta announced she and other business people would begin a hunger strike If Congress does not approve a new law on electrification by Nov. 20. Ecuadoreans have been en­ during blackouts far up to nine hours a day since August due to rationing caused by a HO percent reduction In the capacity of the c o u n try 's m ain hydroelectric generating station In Paute. which provides two-thirds of Ecuador s electricity. The station Is operating below normal because of a drought xpected to that Is not exi before the ent id of tIhe year. Deforestation in the watershed of the Paute River has reduced ra in fa ll a n d c o n trib u te d to keeping the dam under normal levels for the last several years. The rationing comes on top of a aeries of problems that nave battered the Duran-Balien gov­ e rn m e n t In recen t m o n th s, among them the (light of former Vice President Alberto Dahlk. who escaped to Costa Rica In October when he was ordered arrested on corruption charges. Duran-Balien, whose four-year term ends in August 1006, Is engaged In a protracted battle with the opposition-controlled Congress. Both aides accuse the other of being responsible for the country's Uls. Cesar Vcrduga. former Interior ministry and now a newspaper columnist, said there exists "a deep Institutional crisis whose effects arc not only felt socially and morally, but also economi­ cally." The government was forced to lower Its economic goals for the year as a result of Ecuador's border war with Peru earlier this year. It lowered Its expected economic growth for 1005 from 4 percent to 3.1 percent, and adjusted Its projected Inflation from IS p ercen tto S l percent. D ahika replacement, new Vice President Eduardo Pena Trivino. said the affects of the war with Peru, the energy crisis and the p o litic a l In sta b ility on th e country's economy were "dlsastrous. Angry over the high cost of living, students in recent weeks have clashed with police In street demonstrations that have left one student dead. Their leaders promise to escalate the demonstrations. Labor unions are expected to do the same. Adding to this political and social instability, rum ors of a military coup have repeatedly su rfa c e d o v e r th e la s t six m onths, and were confirmed recently by the head of the air f o r c e . L t. O e n . F e r n a n d o Martinez. "Some voices are calling for in te rv e n tio n by th e a rm e d forces." Martinez said. But these calls were Ignored, he said, b e c a u s e th e a rm e d fa rc e s ' mission "is to back democratic I n s t i t u t i o n s . ’* else. Most of his appearances since then have been a t military facilities, a reflection of the a rm y 's w idespread Influence and Kim's need to keep K happy. But he has not spoken to any large gatherings and has not shown up a t some mgjor events at all. He did not m ake the New Year's Day radio speech that his father traditionally used to out­ line the year's goals. The nearly one-hour audio tape released by the magazine consists of excerpts of alleged c o n v e rsa tio n s betw een Kim, South Korean actress Choi Un•hee a n d h e r film d ire c to r husband, Shin Sang-ok. No other bank in Florida offers all this in one account ity. rate. 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Level 4 (9:20 a.m.. 12:30 p.m.. 3:40 p.m.) and - - - p.m.): and** Level 6- -(7:10 three ‘Level1Sr _ -----on Sunday at 9:40 a.m.: 1:10 p.m. and 4:30p.m . Admission is S3 for adults and 33 for children. M.V SANFORD - Sometimes Its better to be lucky than good. Manpy Silvia and Ja y Johnson drove In two runs each and Bottoms Up Pub/Playtime Darts withstood a second and third, one out Jam In the bottom of the seventh Inning to edge W hekhel A Howard 8-7 In Sanford Recreation D epartm ent Men's Tuesday Night Fall Slowpttch Softball League action at Chase Park. Bottoms Up Pub had scored four runs In the second Inning to break a 2-2 tie and led S 4 entering the bottom of the seventh inning. But W hekhel A Howard started a rally w ith one out. S inglet by Brie Johnson and Mark Ctatterbuck and an error on a grounder by Craig Toast dosed the score to 6 4 . Mike McLohon followed with a double to make the score 8-7. • Chris Wargo followed with a shot to w a rd r l g h t c e n t e r t h a t w a s snagged by Silvia at second base for out num ber two. After an inten­ tional walk to Jam es Thompson to load the bases. Jerry OoveraelU ripped the ball to left, but Brian Jones ran down the Uner to end the A B O U N D TH B W A TSI Pantbars NHL’a bast MIAMI - Rookie Radek Dvorak scored two goals as the Florida Panthers rallied for a 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. The IB-year-old Dvorak knocked In his fifth and sixth goals of the season, all coming In his last four games. i The Panthers won a showdown between the top two team s In the Eastern Conference. h o rk U 's Rob N kdcrm ayer tied the game at 2-2 with 7:45 left In the third period. Dvorak won It with his wraparound goal past Oarth Snow with 3:16 left In the third period. F lo rid a's Tom Fitsgerald scored on a n empty-net goal with leas than a m inute to play. 11>e win was the second of the season for Florida against Philadelphia. The Panthers, winners of four straight, have the best record In the league wtth 22 points. teteail Manny aSilvia drova In two runs with a pair of singles, scored a run gad a line drive with the tying and winning runt on second and third snagged a t Bottoms Up Pub/Playtlma Darts edged Whslchsl /Howard 6-7. **A>vlctory by W hdchel A Howard would have thrown the league into a tie for the toad, but winning pitcher SAC OWLS' BASKETBALL L-.. kit,1mm ai-,‘ ■ O Bg . •■■' m m i- • w m m i - » it woii n - n it n s k-tt n MS IN • - M Ml MS I — f I Tom Bsabo held the hot-hitting W A H squad to eight hits. Whekhel A Howard had come Into the game having scored 60 rune In Its pre­ vious two games. In other game. Brantley Brumley singled In Jerry Camus and Tom Orscey with one out In the bottom of the seventh Inning as Sanford First Baptist Church posted a 9 4 , come-from -behind victory over M.T. Muggs and W hdchel A Howard ■cored IS runs In the third In on route to a 32-12 triumph over Zoo CrewD. Bottom s Up Pub/Playttme Darts Is now 6-1 on th e season, while W hekhel A Howard la 4 4 . Trailing the leaders are First Baptist (3-4). Zoo Crew H (34) and M.T. Muggs (24). Next week. W hekhel A Howard Baptist a t 6:30 p.m UpPutW Up Pub/Playthne I the doubleheader against M.T. a t 7:30 p.m. and Zoo Crew n at 8:30 p.m. First Baptist waa led by Tony □I Status quo in women’s fall softball II STOCKHOLM. Sweden - Sanford-born Jim Courier, the top eeed In the tournam ent, routed Australia's Michael Tebbutt SO. S-2 In the second round of the Stockholm Open. No. 3 Richard Krajicek of the Netherlands beat Greg Rusedski of Britain 7 4 (74). 5*7. 7 4 and No. 4 Magnus Lareaon of Sweden defeated countrym an Anders Jarryd 4 1 .6 -4 . i- » l- M l- • l - M Last February the Lake Howell Silver Hawks were oatotortolng winning the district title. Tonight the process to find the I N I champ begins with the l - M i- « Flvt IVIOfi ffM IQ S fltl NEW YORK - California pitcher Chuck Finley wae among flve players who Sled for See agency, raising the total lo 1S4. Also Sling were Detroit aaoood b oiomon Lou Whitaker. Kansas City ahortetap Oreg Gagne. Florida outfielder Andre Oa weon and Loo Angdee outfielder Brett Butler. About 20 more are eligible to Bte before S unday's deadline. Free agrnte m ay start elgnlng with new team s the fcUoartogday. Also. Seattle exerdeed its SS00400 opt tazarene on a roll in Church softball play (both 4*3). Central Baa All Bolus 10-71 trad th e ! This Saturday. N am Its fourth straight w victory In six atarta BaytorNL’s NSW YORK - Don Baylor, to the playoffs in only Re third National I ***f ** Manegsrof tb Baylor received IS of SS ~ nine seconds for ISS ‘ Baseball Writers * •i 4 Trinity Assembly of God quickly crated a 2-0 deficit k alt Sanford AU Soule FOR T Dodging a bullet B R IE F w O f ilf f iw u y v T THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, November 8, 1095 STATS & STANDINGS OwlffMr.M 0*>ti JViw .Cn MtoCn-M TrfiCvwi* Ha. 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IIM H*m Tic mm m m im lton*M(C«ic* IM tM 1Inturr Cavmii IM e im i n o ! a ih i itm <r i n n m o , ge i h s h i m o M n a - n u .il ICWyweHw UM IM IM IMUIMM UM IM ih a n in to eil-ll UMj aiH IUM i fCMJIMUh I IH M IIM IM 1 - I M iH - t llM M Leading Sunniland Corporation arete Barb Martin (three singles, run, three RBI), Ann Larisa (two singles, two ru n s, two RBI), Eatella HiUcnbrsun (home run. taro runs, four RBI). Sue Bagley (double, two runs, three RBI) and Kim Myers (double, taro runs, taro RBI), Also hitting were Sherrie Bledsoe and Teresa Flnck (one single, three runs and two RBI each), Chris Tipton (single, run, taro RBI). Teresa Kramer (run. RBI) and Carol Cranick and Andrea Flannlgan (two runs each). Tam ara Ollchrist tripled and scored the Lee's Exxon run, while Donna Whon drove In the run. Carrying OICC to victory were Tanya O etfer (triple, two singles, three runs). Lori Smith (double, two singles, two RBI), Becky MtCaman (two singles, taro runs. RBI). Marie Covington (single, two runs. RBI). Tammie Ji run. RBI). Laura Harlow (single, two Martin (single. RBI) and Missy Van Esaclstlns and Jeanne Howaer (one single and one run each). Providing the offense for the She Devils were Wsm (tw o Singles. RH, Kathy KhnggnsniUk Usro singles, run). Shelly Harley (home run. run. RBI). Tina HU) (double), Tert Hirt (single, trvo runs, RBI) and Joetta West (single, two runs), Contributing for Craxy Wings were Angel Rhodes (grand slam, triple, single, three runs, seven RBI). Karle Ortl* (double, taro singles, three runs, three RBI). Belinda Anderson (double, two singles, two runs, three RBI), Connie Rossell (two singles, four runs, two RBI) and Felicia Louis (two singles, four runs, RBI). Also contributing were Lannle Monhollen (double, two runs, RBI). Barb Cole (single, three runs, RBI). All Jones (single, two runs, taro RBI). Lynette Barkley (single, two runs) and Tina Wagner (run, two RBI). Oetting the hits for C ft A Sales were Debbie Rlckaecber (two singles, run, RBI). T anya Showalter (single, run. RBI). Lisa Orlflln (single. RBI). Kim Btlft(slng)e), Teresa Knowlton (RBI) and Esther Monaco and Donna Strunck (one run Playtime Dart League honors Fall’s best completed Lake Mary-aanford Fau League. Mike Pavclchak from Tiny* Tavern was the Men's All-Star winner, coming out ahead of Donnie Tomlinson from Bamboo Cafe and Don (Big Dog) Nicholas from Nice ftEaay. in the Women's All-Star play. Bamboo Cafe came away with a d e a n sweep of the top three positions, with m any tim e winner pionahlp. Finish! Cherry and Leslie apectively. were Chevricr. W inning Jackets for being the Most Valuable Player were: J a n Barlneau from Unde Nicks (Ladles League). Pavclchak (Mens A League). Nicholas (Mens B League), and Otis Oosser from Whiskey River and Theresa Gervin from Nice ft Easy (Mixed B League). P svdchsk and Barlneau also won Out­ standing Achievement Awards and the Bulls Eye Award (moat 3 In the bulb). Chevricr (Ladles League). Austin Pash from Bamboo Cafe (Mens A League), Robert Harper from Bamboo Cafe (Mens B League), and Etta O'Brien from M.T. Muggs (Mixed B League). It has also been announced that the C pa tains Meeting for the Winter Playtime Dari League will be held this Sunday, November l2that5p.m .atB am booC afe. The Winter Season will start on Monday. November 13th. so the captain or at least one member of the team should show up for the meeting to pick up your envelope and go over the rules. Keith Denton (three singles, four runs, three RBI). Also contributing were Wargo (two doubles, four runs, three RBI), Clatterbuck (double, single, two runs, RBI). Eric Johnson (taro singles, three runs, five RBI) and Vince Howard and urtnning p itc h e r K elly D e n to n (tw o singles, three runs and one RBI Doing the damage for Zoo Crew II were Vlnnie ZoccotlUo (triple, two singles, two runs, two RBI), Sonny Eubanks (three singles, run. taro RBI), Joe Hartle (two singles, three runs. RBI), Frank Turner (single, run. two RBI), Mike ZoccollUo (single, run, rune), Gary Cline (single. two RBI) and Ron Maraaco (run). P a c i n g B o t t o m s Up Pub/Playtime Oarta were J a y Johnson (home run. single, run, two RBI). Silvia (two singles, run. two RBI). Lama Chunat (two singles, run. RBI). Bob Shaw (single, run, RBI). Janes (single, run), Ned Raines (two runs), Dan Hitting for;W hdchd ft Howard Church (flh|gB.RBnandJoiwa(RBQ. Central Baptist was led by Mika MeCoy (three singles). Jo h n Lamer (single, run), Ja y CrutchOeld (single. RBI) and Erik Luce and BUI Res (one single each). Contributing for Mgjesty were Jo h n Sever (triple, double, two mingles, three nine, six RBI). T o o d y R o sa s (d o u b le , tw o s in g le s , tw o r u n s ), R u b e n Quinones (triple, single. RBI). Ron BUva (two singles, run. two RBI), Manny Garay (single, three runs, RBI). Phil Castsldo (single, run), winning pitcher Ike Mend o sa (three ru n s, RBI) an d Adrian Bourgeious (two runs, RBI). Hitting for AU Souls were Jim Dally (two singles). Richard B te w a ri (sin g le , r u n ). J e f f RBI). T odd M organ (trip le . single, run. RBI). Ron Cardetl (tw o s in g le s . RBI). P h illip Sutherland (triple, run, RBI), Doug Lots and King (one single and one run sack). Howard (run, two RBI), Dave Morris (run. RBI), Scott Wade and Perry Header (one run each) and Wayne Gager (RBI). P ro v id in g th e offense for Spanish Assemblies were Ito W alton (three singles, run), Hector Fernandes thome run. triple, run, RBI), Ralph Navarro (two singles, run. RBI). Carlos Morales (taro singles, run). Antonkt Rivera (single, two RBI), Pedro Oarcia (two runs), Lula Rivera. Joe Santoro and Junto Delgado (one run each) and Carlos and Lula Rivera (one RBI each). 1. Wharf Rats (Beer.30), B7-17: 8. Thee Royal Shafts (Oamcs People Play). 56-18; 3. Golden Arrows (Rock L's Sports Bar). 46-28: 4. Counter Points (Games People Play). 20-45; 5. (tie) Scorpions (Oamcs People Play) and Sure Flights (Gam es People Play). 20-54. 1. Red Eyes II (Red Lion Pub). 59-33; 2. Trouble Shooters (Rock L's Sports Bar). 57-26; 3. Trip-N-Out (Crickets Pub), 55-28; 4. Joy's Darts (Nice-N-Eaay). 45-38; 5. Game Time (Red Lion Pub), 37-55; V. 8TO No Problem (Kiwi's Pub ft OrllJ). 34-40; 7. Bull Shot (Rock L's BportsBarl. 24-68. 1. OTO Thee Paint (game People Play), 54-24; 2. Strange Brew (Games People Play). 31-27; 3. (tie), Possum Puree' (Beer.30) and Stcefcrs (Crickets IKib). 30-38; 5. (tie). Dart Chunkers (Nkc-N-ICasy) I. BTP (Games People Play). 52-20; 2. Rubberneck Chowdcrhcade (Baileys Billiards). 46-26; 3. On The Wire (Games People Play), 43-22; 4. Top Gun (Kiwi's Pub ft Grill). 3 000; 8. Playing O a m s tames People Play), 32-40; 6. Sharp Shooters (Crickets Pub). ►-46; 7. Bull This (Rock L 'sB £xt> B ku^l645. I. Kiwi’s Imports (Kiwi’s Pub ft Orilll. 36-20; 8. C edi's Brew Crew ock L's Sports Bar). 37-10: 3. After Shock (8t. Andrews tvern). 31*27; 4. St. Andrews (St- Anf o in s Tavern). 30-28; 5- �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, November 8, 19<J0 - 3ft People Fall desserts from New England of the Harvest Pumpkin Ice Cream, which comes from Marcello Dcsaulnlcrs' “Desserts to Die For" (Simon A Schuster, 19931.1 feel dutybound to call attention to this amaz­ ing book, which gives step-by-step instructions for some of the most clab- Cooklng demonstration SANFORD — Ju st in time for the holidays. Butterfields etc.. In Seminole Towne Center, is offering a garnishing dem onstra­ tion with easy tips on adding pizzazz to your favorite holiday diahes. This free demonstration will be offered Saturday, Nov. 11. from 1-4 p.m. For more information contact store m anager Dave Pineda at 322-4090. tend. For those who find pumpkin tee cream too prosaic, you are free to at­ tempt the “Autumnal Pastiche," a Reuuag sorbet served on s bed of leafshaped cookies with warm cinnamon Anglaise sad a garnish of hazelnuts and currants. Now doesn't apple crisp sound yummy? Rstfrtd •ducatora to moot Seminole County Retired Educators Association will hold ita general meeting on Tuesday. Nov. 14 at Stacey's Buffet, 5565 Lake Howell Road, Winter Park. Lunch begins i t 1 p.m. followed by the general meeting a t 2. The program committee has planned a program on "Stress Management" conducted by Psychologist Mary Balk. All persona are asked to bring a canned good or boxed Item suitable for the holiday basket. All retired educators, Including the most recent retirees, are Invited to attend. Photo by Paul O. Boktmrt tor Now England Cutmtry Institute Schools must give students a civil, safe place to learn ever, the real Issue is the DEAR ABBY: 1 am an early and the school and ctaeetvfrexiMnU that allow this childhood education student at Con­ . “Worried Mo*1'" should Id tra Cotta College in Richmond, '• principal know what Is Calif., and an adult who was simi­ Xg. Mm should also ask for larly teased and harassed for sever­ rths school's policy prohibit- al years in grade school and junior lag sexual, and other format forms of high. al, racial ana When a child is subjected to peer psnanal harassment ■ Tim principal should interview abuse, it is not fair to blame his or the teachers sad other staff mem­ her social skills. Courtesy is a bask bers is delsrmlni whether “Mom's" right- Children are entitled to cnir....... m i are valid. He or she should teous and respectful treatment. We alee talk is the chitd's classmates do not lose our entitlem ent to individually (and conMenUatlyi to decent treatment because of social gala insight into why he is being clumsiness. Children who encage in peer abuse are the ones tacking in good social skills. They show a bask hareamaeiit are confirmed, then the Incivility and disrespect for others A hostile atmosphere interferes principal must give the offending students a steer message that their with learning. It ia the responsibili­ M wvisr will not be tolerated. They ty of educators to create an accept­ amst also be advised of the cones- ing and respectful environment so g enera should their behavior con­ that all children are able to leant. Chltdren who behave abusively fluents, meek up end work with should receive counseling, and teachers and principals must make it dear that such behavior will not ON THE SONS BIDE be tolerated. Children who continue IN MINNEAPOLIS to abuse their classmates should ba suspended. No one has the right to interfere with the education or another. LOUISE E.8PBCHT, BERKELEY, CALIF. Center a rack in |he oven, and pre­ heat oven to STS degrees. Grease s » by-t lnch loaf pan. tn a large bowt, toss the apple slices with cinnamon. Sprinkle with lemon Juice and teas again. In a small bowl, blend the brown auger, dour, butter and salt together, cutting the Ingredients together with two knives ana eventually using your hands. Put the apple slices in the loaf pan. Press topping over them. Bake for 1 hour. Serve warm, with Ice cream or whipped cream or heavy cream (or plain) or chill overnight and serve cold. Yield: 4 to S servings. — Ibis recipe is my own. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. On a floured board, roll out pie dough to ',-inch thickness. Sprinkle a bit of commeal on a cookie sheet and transfer the dough to the sheet. Spoon a thin layer of Jefly or mar­ malade over the surface of the dough, leaving a i • .-inch border of plain dough. Toss the pears tn a bowl with the lemon Juke, sugar, cinnamon and nuts. Pile mixture on top of the Jetty Heat cream, milk, cup of sugar, layer. Dot with butter, if desired. cinnamon, doves and nutmeg In a 3Turn up the border of the dough. quart saucepan over medium high What you are aiming lor here is a free­ beet. When hot, stir to dissolve the form tart; think of the day ashtrays sugar. Bring to a boll. you made In grade school. Meanwhile, place • egg yolks and Bake for M to St minutes, or until the remaining cup sugar in the pmre am bubbling and crust iegsMm. bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle. Beat on high for 2 to 2-', minutes. Scrape doom sides of bowl, then beat on high again until slightly thickened and Temon-colnrcd, about 8 minutes. (At this point, the cream should be boiling. If not, adjust mixer speed to low end continue to mix until the cream boils. This pre­ vent! lumoa.) Peer the boiling cream into the heat ever medium high heat, stirring renetantfr. Bring to a temperature of 1M degress, about 1 minute. Remove from bant end transfer to a 3-quart from “Desserts to Die ■I Dee—Mien (Simon A The following births have been recorded a t Florida Hospital, Altamonte Borings. Oct. 13- Ncena and Hemant NaJk. Sanford, Olrl. Oct. 14- Irene arid William Overbeek. Lake Mary. Boy: Mary Lillian and Jeffrey Fredericks. Lake Mary, Giri: Jill and Ken­ neth Mobeck. Langwood. Giri; Oct. IB- Stephanie and Lee DcScalzo. Oviedo, Olri: Stacey Coe is assigned to the Marine and Scott Zottneck. Altamonte Navy Fireman Recruit Neil W. Reserve Center, Montgomery. Springs, Olri. Origga. mm of William D. and Ala. Deborah Origga of 908 McVay His m other. Mary E. Yon. Drive. Sanford, recently de­ resides a t 2048 Airport Blvd., parted for a six-month overseas Sanford. deploym ent A o o t r a m e oocs He is n 1972 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford. O rle a n s A m p h ib io u s R eady Ofnup (AMO) which includes the amphibious assault ship US8 New Orleans, the amphibious transport dock USS Ju n eau and th e dock lan d in g sh ip UBS v p w rS S n K n ett UnlMMlWX n ,L rt. Tpm iiU liir ' Serve warm, or at mom temperature. Yield: • servings. — This is my recipe, Inspired by Susan Purdy's “Aa Easy as Pic," (Col­ liers, IIM). r f l i 1*1* Marine Pfc. Chris M. d a r k , a 1895 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford, recently comcom­ pleted the 11 weeks of Intensive training required to earn the title "Marine." During the training conducted a t Marine Corpa Recruit Depot. training evolutions rtrsjgnrd to Improve physical and mental strength. In addition to the rigorous physical conditioning program, c la s s ro o m I n s tr u c tio n a n d practical application exercises, Clark was Introduced to the e o n v alues of the M arine Corps which Include: honor, courage, a n d c o m m itm e n t. T h e Im ­ portance of the core values was Coe h a s —adualrd from the i ll u s tr a t e d th ro u g h o u t th e nine-week U A Air Force Senior t r a i n i n g w h ic h i n c l u d e d N o n c o m m is s io n e d O ffic e r c u sto m s, co u rtesies, M arine tSNCO) Academy G unter Air Corps hieiocy and traditions, Through teamwork and selfdfecIftfene Clark nrafld ffHt in m ilita ry s k ills lo d u d k if - vide s u u tim in ih iD . uniform regulations, first aid and rinse ------ C Apple Crisp ssrvsd with • scoop of les cream Is ■ New England favorite duplicated bars. — DELTONA • The Deltona Organ Club will meet on Tuesday. Nov. 21, a t the First Presbyterian Church, East Highbanks Rd., Debary. Sherrie Barrett and Marlon Chllaon will play the warm-up aesaion at 7p.m. The meeting and program will begin a t 7:30 p.m., Including election of 1096 officers. Club members will present a musical variety show, followed by refreshments. Tickets wlU be available for the Dec. 12, Christmas dinner rty. Guests are welcome. For Information, please call Helen U a t 323-0006 In Sanford. you'll see exactly what I'm think Now here are two of my favorite desserts. We press cider each fall, and I invariably make these two treats after pressing. You need REAL cider, the fresh, needs -to-be-fefrigersted-un pasteurized kind, not the glorified apple Juice sold in bottles. The Brat dessert is Cider Shah (you may call It “Apple Cider Granite" &you are hal­ ing fancy) and ail it requires you to do Is put cider into your ice-cream mshrr and churn until It Is frosen You may add a few tablespoons of Calvados if you Ufce, but plain is Just fins, aapscislty If you are senrinc It to children. The second cider deaswt I mobs Is Cider Syrup. This requires boiling a gallon of doer for 4 to • hours, untS it becomes syrup. Mine ususgy bods past -------------------- — M to n a Organ Club * �4k I * Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -W ednesday, November B , I M S W ars, intrigue, history found in houses of St. Augustine ST. AlfQUSTINE, Fla. — In the beach house where novelist Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings wrote "Cross Creek" and entertained literary Icons R obert F ro st, D ylan T h o m as a n d E rn e st Hemingway, a new book has been bom . filled with wars, intrigue and history. The subject? "The Houses of St. Augustine." St. Augustine author and historian David Nolan, artist Jean Ellen Fltxpa trick and photog­ rapher Ken Barrett J r. worked on the new book at Ms. Rawlings* form er beach hom e, Crawlings-by-the Sea, at nearby Crescent Beach. CLASSIFIED ADS 8sm inolt Orlando • Winter Park 407/382*8611 407/831 -0003 M N iem ev d n r and former mayor of SI. Augustine, was present at the death of Osceola In South Carolina. He removed the head of the Indian leader and brought It back with him to St. Auguatlne. placing It on his children's bedstead at night when they misbehaved. (OUITVMN (i a k < M A ftri m e. 777 IfTH STMST, PINTHOUM MIAMI BCACM, FL S 1 1 H Alan J . H m n , (a * . MSMsleaafiia M A , SuN* Ml N. Miami SaaaA, FL M tM W: (MSI M M MS outside a house on S t George street. The book points out two homes where Dr. Martin Luther king stayed during civil rights demonstrations In AMtwtasoeaAYiM. n - u t U N w "I'm a sucker. Anyone can stop me in the street and tell me something," said Nolan, who backs up w hat he has heard with hours of research, estimating he has read 10,000 pages of govern­ m ent docum ents on S t Augustine. T r* Tf aat a aaanr, tMK+ M gM M H M —a— �San lord Herald, Sanford. 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Charming, 1 bdrm., I bath, garage. fplc.< O AK PLOOKS. CHA. ttow wiring, plumbing. SSS.SM. V I , N SW LY K I M O D I L I O . In. to. util. rm „ MM S. C H A U A V I . lantord. SM7SS7 m —A cto b i U ts /X IR Induatrlel. near l-d....4UMM. SANFORD, I ACRBS. M ay tor tMblie....i,.UM...,.„,..,S P iS M -, K A VW O O O . 1/1, Break la st v t, spilt, w/a traps. tas.SM COUNTRY IIT A T B , V I an 1.* acres, living, dining, lam., renovated, horse stall, tened Agrl.tet.-Sec.tys.S1M.NS. HANDYMAN SPdCIALI V I. an over l/l acre. SM.SM. D I A O I N D . C u r Do la c . greenbett. 1/1 fenced. M M M . A I S U M I NO O U A L I F V . Plnecrest 1/1. tones, carport. U7.SM. 1 BROROOM APY. C/NA. uai/men. + uss/soc. dsp. m tm tm . V t , APPROX. MN SR. Ft. Sass/Mon. I tri/S e c . Im- FO nTB STuTM O N TH i Winter Springs, l / l wathaac.dap.CaR. H \ll \< I \i n LOVBLV 1 BORAL. conerata W P lR W .IR tok.R H R S DCBARV, LMabanl. 1 bdrm. hpme. huge lanced yd.. Napatsl w . y o fw . 323-5774 SANPORO-Laka M ary, l/ l. ‘ w ry nice BXCHANOB OR S l i t your property located anyeAterel INVBITORIRBALYY TTS-tolt DOV'T F OR SC LOSS 0 hemes tor pennies an the SI. Del In guanl Tea. Rape’s. RIO'S. Your area. Tett Pros <11 Bat. H-MM S r B mm. C/KA. family ream. to*c. privacy back yard. Na pats. S77I + sac. Rat. rep. weno-pu. ANarai ni-iiks. IANFORO, NIITORIC. I l l same w/utllittoMIt j i g . SANFORD, l/ l, Rent, Isaw 1, aato. Nan-gualiling NIOOBN U M B . V I . Owner f in a n c in g It.O SS daw n;ties/man. aaa.aM. 77s i t t i . NO OOWN P A V M B N T. Far gsallNad keyersl V ito . In sugar condition, an lerpe tot. It you are curmstty an any weitMvp list tor a house. WB N AVI N O S M IA V 4ILA B U I ........jamw. , IM S, l/ l. eat In kit. to acre, heme er office, O C ll Ranter le ti tassme M IU U O FF t ld l. Mh St. N . leal l/ l ptut perch, n a m e . U M tec. No dM-iHUiier a n te s . Q / te a t h > f: f \ ^ O e a C l t i / i ,n ut ;( • M R T R L A K B VI Condo, clean, w/fptc.. paal. lake, team w/m*ton. t u v m *SANPORO t/t. w/carpart. rs canity tem idslid. SJM/IM. *BtfKIVA area * / l w/t t- acre, toeae w/sptton P M / tis . •IN O M R L A R I in. w/dM. ,1.' 1 II / *I1i I. I / SANFORD , ta k e S y lv ia , • sow ■ 11 ACRBS f mabfto kema. PRIVACY. Oanpva* M4.SM. A. JW M N ,Y iF F W D ,M M III_ I ACRBS. RSTBBN. High and d ry . A pprgvdP ta r 1 1 /1 IA IN M “ am ntm cnt I 4 - 4 3 3 up/Qw. *» rnt 4no utt sias/ias M l M M Mee.-Prt., Iyaw can own, this I ■ hama, wtth CHA, new if iu o { u y v I lM - S J w ilo r i ■ T rio to x / M o w T W i £ HS-111 m m m m f i LAIS MABY, l/l. Hug* I A P A B fM IB V I *** to ll LAKLAdU B B A R O A I N l m use________ FIR EW O O D , Sets*nod oak. 141M • toed. For delivery Cell:........................ JM-assa. ORBAT OUTDOOR STORAOE, Beets. RV, Equip. Fenced 4 lighted. Celt 111*744 230— A n tiq u t/ C lis s ic ________C i T l _______ t*7t MOS. Yellow convertible w/black top, runs gaed. Weber cerberetar, HO ten, a l l U*so. m IIS— B M t t i n d i 231-Cart Iff* is P T . Pan teen beat, w/galv. trailer, INI, U HP lurukl mtr., power trim 4 tilt, great cond. w/many extras. s u m , o b o . cibtd i d n m n 117— O i r a g t S i l t B S A T . • - !. I I I ! M a d e r a Ave /Otf Retails Or. Between lantord 4 Locust. PRIDAV A SAT. ONLY, t-ff. Furn., baby Itamt, lays, pamat. various household Items, clothes, everything must O O. ISO* Decettes Ave./Off Mellenvllle. MOtWI XMASI Red II laden Da Villa, toolbar, OIK ml. s i c . cond„114K Cash IM i-m s 1*77 0 B L T A * 4 S deer, V 4 Run* great, perfect cond. brown. U .B M O fo,Jeo:M I4 * » . INI CAFRICB Wagon, AC, all •Metric. New liras A AC. tarn Call.................. IM7 C H IV Y CAVALIBR, 4 cyl. 4-deer, new paint, tires A portvtl.OOe OBO. MS-1411. 1**1 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, llgnatura aartos. taka ever payments I’ll pay th* first ana........................... m i n t M FORO LTD. UK ml., new paint, lira, battery, brakes. 6MA6E-ESTATI SAUL i r e t i M 0441_____________ SAT.Nev. 11,44pm. I ll lhannen Dr., lantord. M MERCURY Sable. Wagon run* geed I Needs paint. 1700 ORO.sUdSMMl________ *1 MVURDAl Scetme. 1 tp. Stem M SUNDANCE, auto. •gAAAfit IMS AO IAMAIN Cell M your eerege sale ad by II neon on Tuesday and lake advantage of our special earape tele ad price" Cell Cleaslfled new tor details! 122*2111 ^ W ittfod OLD A JUNK CARt/TRUCKS WANTBD. P R E I Haul away. fpo* CASH. Tracy i M***M. CAIN MS FAIOt Far JwW Cars. T ru c k* 4 Ml t C. I Keep America Raautltull.... «-**** JUNK CARS WPNTBOI Runn ing er noil Fay 14 7 days a wk., we haul! 14----------- ■ **— - SAT • m iu f O i l Lena weed Harm***/ O ft Lengweed Markham Rd. Teya. children's 4 ladtos ctofhas. dishes, torn., mlcrawava, p u n to*, scuba I K — O d H p u fo n P«S3592E2Si V ------ M .9.IIJ 5*— CAMPOROUNO camp tramopsttoceasi. RPi aftlltotton. Paid U*M tacrl tlce UTI I Ceil H 4-MVNMMND. • **« RAM. VOAmenttors, t#11 KotoaDad p ra ra t lpch.CpMwd>Mil________ OTRAORt COMPUTER IMHO, monitor. prtnSar A cart tar WWd P r s iiis ir w/ built-in printer. Ban:» MU- 1»7—IporHng 0 —ds • B I I I C tT T T rK B T spaadamator 4 mllaega gagaFeld tor aaay storage. III. L IK I NEW V I utility raem. Ready to pa I- All Maw. MS-MU. MINCER MOTORS :!^ mm! Directory of Services E I -M l” v r a r n rT T x ffV B AU IR II M j______ or certlttod. To verity a tteto c e n tre c te rs license c a ll I4M -M I 7PM. Occupattonal Lkanaas era ragutrad ky Ike D U A LITY CLBAJHNO Svct . Raeaseabto raSsst Free a*l. Rat. avail, an raguaat. .MFMW PAN S-O tlP O SA LiD raln* H K Heaters F 1alure# SwitchesCammede* Faucet* C d . L k . 0SCM4MM. Stna7*..4*t-t4S4 Lie., Banded. Ira.. Sattolac ikMi f tni f — y Dj u D 9d3IPw /:-' ^ M i'r r J W u n o y i i ^ i s m r v i s Ik Will trash A Wen. pickup 4 K llv ll ft INI IIWI> i U WBB- C M c r a li AIPSSALT/Wlrato Brtoasrays. Uyrs.asp. Fraaatl. Lie./ms I B S u K t lu B R , P9KW . CAPTAIN CONCRCTS. Wayne Baal. 1 Man Quality Operattoni ua-UM ar........ a m -MU. m i v S T E N S T R O M E A L T Y Veers of V LC. , PlUCffla- U rric t, |Ml§||ilitiiu Custom Desipnl Free Sai l Wb'ra apen Wkanda. M 4 N M I N C . Ba m in. living n. ell appli­ a n c e s. s p a cio u s re am s. tr e g - llP M w alk to La k e .a root deal a t m * Track Mas. St upto m MM toatpiiad. Cammertlal towel Mm V A U A t W N * REPAIR MOST N M T A U A T M N MS. BA. Lk /B a p aU -a tM S N ^ C U M M A M R S H E) A deilhewse, nice tot. f/t. yard, ad in condition I U/.SM z im R irn s s rn ratcraen 4 repairs. Pros esilmeSraceil.. L M B S O fV tC O AM d RICAN LJUMICARB Yard B Tree work. Hauling tool Free eoNmeto.... .Uddtft m w i n iw h ii, u r inttal igRapal rtPPump* Praeasl. i7vr.40-tMP14hr* A L L LOCKS • *f t BRANM I Whotosek to public. Local Installer. Vke-MC. W b iln sli Lacks 1EM *M east BUTCMS^I Vr*. Cap. K K c trfm Repair-pdPitian, comm/re*. L k . IrwrEAMMt*} ttl «47l R PRISSURB Orive*. walk* A peal decks. CaHNrgasIRy............MO-tlM a SPRAY AW AY, t*N Praisara 1st. cleaning* Vtoe/MC. Iras «. Lk./ins............. u s e iso U d t S f lM I H But M (an'l Inyour buDgett 1 can halpl Can tar appt: CraaNuaOaaar.........4*4*1 It. u 1 ham. wall to wall carpal, na pats. MM/i 1. + V I , SUSHANO RBTATBS. m B a y w eed A v a .. g a ra g e , la u n d r y , t a n c a d , C H A . 113— M is ctllin R O u t BUR SLAR BARS. Easy push button ratoatal U per tg. It ■ ref Otember-IM-IIM CHAIN LINK F IN C E . Post*, gates, E v e ry th ln g I LOCAL BUSINESl Upgrading' I n s t ill 1, a 4 SPACES Avatlebtelmmedtetoty Vi t Im i i Ibii -Ib| w G it n i t wfl* ^ V t iN t fu g * WWVRRNTt 2 Raaeanabla price*. UMQOTLB - R fc te fc g M B . 3 199— Buts 4 SuppU— *-F 1:1110111 m ;» Peeaaer T T V B fr ff 1/1, Oarage, large back yard, new p aint, ca rp a l 4 new appliances. SIM /M en plus / V BARER FORKLIFT. In food cond itio n. A skin g 11100. Fleam c a ilU lt iM .I S T f o K u T n .. SANPORD. Ream to Lg. V I, btk. hama. CHA, dbl. garage, an I LOTS I FencedONLY! t W: f - T Vl $ 2t 0BONIBATN 0 O F F M g i 1 9 3 -M b cb in try / T o o ls MOVINO SALEH Thurs.Sun., U M il S. BRISSON A V I . IX St. Pineweyt. Furn., appll., entlgues, art, glassware JSOBL n t.liM /iM $300 OFF BEOINNINO FIANO lattan*. axperlencad teacher, M tuilc degree. Call 171 MM mm. ’S P j P i r t r * * '- J4VCM*r3^Ara1S*ntord^__ FOB SALE: it iM ' -aas tg. Ft. For merly Clatsraams. Delivered to year tot.............................,m-S7H. • I SFACE JOISTS. Tin rooting. 14"X70’.H00 « l 7110 OAS/OVEN WALL UNIT, gas 4 burner casktop. Path Ignition start, vented exhaust head, all in gaed and. SIM M OBO tor ell............................ JSM4M. ■I New Scratch A Dents. New-Used appliances. ................. le e m jM L • N B A O B O A ID FOR TWIN Size BCD. White Wicker. u m b m pm u . LO V EIEA T B SOFA, Modem design, charcoal grey 4 mauve. M N; Black teegusr a piece koPraam sat MM; 1 bar stoats. M>.aiMio/««a RBFRIDBBATOR, STOVC 4 W ASHBR/ORVIR. In peed condition. Call : W VII. • R BFR IO BR ATO R 11 Cubic It. I ids by aide, working but C<; ON 04 V A V I., l antord. V I. isnad small buateaaa or eftlco. CHA SU.OM ITRATPORD R B ALYV .................. MI-IOM IANFORO. V I ItW t V Ft Firoptacs. Ip. (haded tot. TLC m a.saa.Ma.m su7. - J 3 r a * t i r s z ui~ , m wellsectlent M l. m - M s i. N A V A L ORANOESP b P R B D O R A P ■ FRUIT. Meriwether Farms. rm .l Pancad yard I Huge Oak* I New carpet, ceramic tile 4 acm. perch I Across the street frem p ark! O N L Y UI.MSI TER JU I sac.NAURBALYYttHTM JttL...... IANP0RB l/l. tSH I month plui L DOUBLE B IO with Mettreta 4 Bex Springs 14100; Bookcase. vl >«Mim 1 cttttf 1 > •r 11 CONVBIHIItT 1 A I i T COUCH A LOVE SEAT, oft white 4 mauve, l i e . cand. loot less, u m . «o;i?iaaee 221— Good T ilin g s to B i t 2 2 2 - M tn iC il Initrum w its A-f- Beat Appliance i w m i " F R B C Delhrary a Warranty an KBNMQRB Weaker-Dryer Petr, 1-4 C D - O p / lit o $ n t o / Fw m lturo atom 191— B uilding M b tori# Is LAKE MDQUE SMOf cut OR SAC. Mint V I. Neaeto.sai/m en. a t w . t/1, apt., w/end. paNe.lg.rms.Fptc. R I F U R B I tttlO Office Captors, ■II makes 4 sties. Save up to 10% from Ntwl Warmsty 4 Fraadellvarv....... mj-m-taas 111— A n tlg u M / CoHoctiM ot L A M Y 'l BU RT.......UI-01H 1H74M DELTO NA A R I A , IS acres. Ideal tor mablle heme er hemeslto, heroes, caStto* tarmIngar nursery I Zoned agricut • twrel. U .S M M R A C M . HLamJhlfl WOW dwMel &uow^mwirnd1k ps/Ml RnsRIl n jg RTITW W'O Hnpnclng....... ......SPa-liMTto SANFORD, S ACRBS, rawed VI ‘i ! IIKI 1 i‘Hlil'1 Mil _ lenOwd Area, 1/ 1. ■ n . p r s n u Tayb . k-Frt. tile d iia. 1*9— Offfe* Supplies 1S9— R m I KttatR BU Y AND S IL L Goad clean used furniture 4 entlgues. In shop r a f ln lt h ln g a v a il. 1171 SO. FT., Store front, hvy traffic areal S171 month. j.II_ egg.a^H -j “-11 i t.jJS■ waja_Y ^^^^pa^e^^^arR1 /il I IIIUI/illl I HIIMI UP 4 OOWNSTAIRS! II OpN.I „ tm ALUMINUM CANS. Stoat a n t . copper, brass, newspaper, glass bottle* A |ar*. Kckomo Recycling. *11W. 1st. »*•! 1ST Men. Frl. 1 1, Sat. ♦ I pm COPIERS WANTED. All Make. 4 liras. Running er not. Will ........... ^-w -w -inh COCKER SFANIBL PU F F Y , a months old. Mack, gorgeous dee.lsvssMs itOO las M U 111— A p p l l a n e t s E s t a t e , in c . seal Bsc. »tarter hama. 1 4 1 -H o m tB fo r Solo 1 me. 1st 4 lest, sjee pec. JM -H H S tfe rM M S T l R T b I b NINO HRS. to Ml AawAg |u Re a l achaat.SUMS. Catl:»4-iM0. S BORAL, t B ait I lets, toncad tnd. wethdryer, : TRAIN! CM SFA/HOT T U B i 1 FSR IO N ’ portable w/equlp. underwater light. M a r OAZEBO. H a w used. SUM. OOTtoOSMI. W EID IR HOMS OYM. 17100; Alrgemator Bear. Bike 171.00; ° B ° DPM1S11 ________ aw-m-taMartts-Mta 1 BORRL, R B M O O B LID ttow bath 4 kit. scm. parch I saio Dawn. SIM month. tlQ-HM I O IO R O O M Mobile Name tla s r. IMS Fllntttona. Asking 17AM. Adult Park, MA1Q7. U F T . RV. wtth Ftorlda rm. 4 furniture. II OAKS RV FARK. Lot M after 1:10pm. I'LL BU Y OR L B A t l YOUR HOUSE, make payments 4 do repairs. Call tor datellt. NaObltoattae. ............A0S-7M7 VB BUY NOUSBIIMM Any sandmen, All areetl W ecaaPoyCoM lltl-M M llano rasa ID IA L LOCATION I 7M Sg. Ft. ON Hwy. an. Big Tree Indus. ofc-UM ear man. M»7M7 O F F I C I A Storage. OH eg ft. A up. MOVB IN SFCCIALt U U man. M i a i M e r » U K SANPORD. Office space. MM tg. ft. building total. U M eg. tt.pocoftkounit.in-— ~ PARKSIDB APTS.. I apt. 1/tdSM me. t apt. 1/l'MM melereOeeesitl EVENINGS 219— W a n tid to Buy W a n to d a THIS I BEDROOM. 1 bath on shady tamer I large span living 0 family areas wl^^f screen perch, security and MUCH M O R I. Over MM t g ft. living. MUST S i l l Priced ................... SIMMS. Call tor appointment. In 1 Bdrrn^ St7S/me. and up. rsU ratraW SANFORD, V L FAMILY ream. C/N A. renovated. H I M Oe am. U M/men........ 7M-MM. SA N FO R D , l/ l, CHA, near shejiptng^A schools. U4.SM. ............l i f t M , IIS— (M kM trlol Rontols N I C B L Y P U R R ., I bdrm ., sverleaking garden. utilities In c Y fw Itt^ IANFORO, VI.I. near Hamilton Elam. Huge shady back yard. tat.lM. Close to Downtown. Cell tor Appt . M l W B , Dock high wereheuse, with I 1I M 1M. U JO B • S I M S Nr. Benefits, an |ab training. Far ketton/lnto call OSO-1 U 7 — Sporting Poods tl,SM. H o u S R to S h irB u w ; n n uV u m Hemet Set Up In Carriage Cave • V t , Large Living Ream. Screen Rm., C/HA, Clean 4 Nice.......................... Sl.SH 00 • 1/1, Patio, Shed, C/HA. v i - A p tr tm M ti / SALE REP I * -*__ ■ !„. I IW ID M N t B BO, ADA, Never a PooI L I V t'I N Law I s - ^ 1 LM to CAMBRIDOE 11X11 Ft.. V I, CHA, new root, tile 4 carpet, covered palle slab. Pk Ava. Trailer Phta«D.m -7SM __ P A L M V A L L E Y , enclosed perch, living ream, dining room, eat-in kit., dishwasher, desposel. Ice maker refrigera­ tor, 1/1, (an In each room, utility, wesh/dryer, l e e r carport. ULSM. M l 1»7. W ARIHOUtK/FORKLIFT. No t i p . necessary. 17.11 le I tl/ H r . + Benellts. W ill Train, Agent: 017- Rasuma: *77* W IR as. San- tord.FI.ami.__________ 137— M obil* H o m t t / S a lt Bo part at a growing secure comeany doing work tor cor porato restaurant accounts. OPPtCR CLRANIRII Openings in Lh. Mary, Lengweed. Ai tamento Sprgt., Oreat tnd * |obi Hart 47pm. U T I ♦ banatlts P R O C lR A N M M IM K I T -N’ C A R I .Y L E ® by U r r y W righl www./Rea. wnkiy, mania enetima. a u ju d o a s l2 M 4 N * lt l* l7 M A il n S B n S n f f * K n tk D Dn .ii. « llfit ■ wB BBiB wY T llla l vaB B UBBf Carpentry g Windows P Hand yman ServlM PSm ail Jabs Mtotcame. CaBi M M M 4 1* * 'i l U l l IW- Lk-a, In* "Let toe Pratoattenets da ItV Fraeeetimeto*.......... m ttit TODD%TRKB tlR V IC B . Ityrs.serving toll area ^ j e jeStmeSesi....... U*as»4 P4RKIBI IBM Upbslstiry. t t i J s C v Fret ■gulp , 4 turn. 4 entlgues. Ml 17M Pspcam ail.. Jk P M M tM " T i r b i 'd i o " r r - 1 - ! prasa. cleanlnp, c e ll ter estimate. Cell I t l - d T l l OUN BI T B houses, mobile heme*, walks. Packs, drives. Praeest.NcThP........ Ml-dlM i a* i' 1 1vs' V u u i Huvi f i a' ki ^ i * ' t y s .j i n________ s s c n n vJ U u N B U . HUNTIND. t l yvp tap. U IMS N il Camm/rastd. carp en try, re p a irs, doer hangine, ptostorine US-Sttl PAINT MSB 4 toes*. Ctoaa. Dry well repair. Wallpaper re moved OuerM era . 4*41117 P4KIS PAINT MSB- Prasaure ( l ( j m ) i i ‘ <J, f* n ' i l l As Istu As lt>ii �• I %» t k M 1 \ - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, November 8. 1996 by Chic Young Flu: Protecting yourself this winter PETER QOTT.M.D >1 W U R ttfiia u m U H D U g WWflVTOTEtLWE. iV 30PE.TRIRC*ABOUTT Y lft GUBCTDWLCOifi&t? jfl T V & m tK U X P FOOTBNITEW\? unfortunate enough to experi­ ence flu. the uae of rimantadine or amantadine, when preacrlbed early In the courae of the dieeaae, m ay be especially helpful. One last word. Flu aymptoma often mimic those of the com­ mon cold - which, however, usually causes more congestion. watery eyes and runny nose. If your Illness is associated with acute muscle aches, headache, fever, and profound malaise ~ and shows no signs of abating within 48 hours - you should probably see your doctor. Copyright 1998 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. THEY m t A 6000 fi*S*£rBNJ.TEAW7 Firoron i hrm riuiin 'nmnn (iron nunn □ HUM unni innmn rinnnn mmii rnnn r-inur inm i m i :i m u n riio h m m u unni imr 1 uni.in n iin n iii.in n n n mrou hmhii unn mihii unn unnuu riMMiir^nmn nnnn ui inr i (inn i innm nrnnin unn nnnn no !no !scpc* ONE ELSE* by th a rlss M. tchutx SOMETIMES i l l K LYINS IN SEP LIKE THI5..S0HT O f HALF ASLEEP. THEN.SUPPENLY, I HEAR COYOTES HOWLING. THEY SOUND SAP AND LONELY...THEN I 6ET PEPKE9SEP.. ♦ttOODVOU KCLA0OU1 THft iJO-MCKfrFnCE'LUl ATTITUOS- SI O O U iM SS 'A MAW'S I SH O U LD ** HIS CASH I THOUGHTI HEARD COYOTES HOWLING ONCE, BUT IT WAS A P0U6HNUT CALLING M E.. I red u ce sig n ific a n tly th e In­ cidence of the disease, Its severi­ ty and Its complications. This vear's flu vaccine con­ tain s three stra in s of virus: A/Johannesburg. A/Texas and B/Beying. These strains have been specially treated so that thev cannot cause infection. Rather, they stim ulate the Im­ m une system to m anufacture antibody proteins that kill the natural Influensa viruses when a person comes in contact with the "real" infection. It ta k e s a p p ro x im a te ly a m onth for the flu shot to become effective: imm unity lasts about five months. Consequently, the CDC advises that flu shots be given In late Octoberfeaily No­ vember to anticipate the begin­ ning of the season and carry through the end of the season In early spring. Until the last few years, there was no useful therapy for flu: Doctors relied exclusively on p re v e n tio n a n d tre a te d th e complications - often unsuc­ c e ssfu lly - a s they arose. Now. n c o n i.if ii script ion drugs are available: rim antadine (flum adlne) and am antadine (Symmetrel). 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No. 56 - Sanford, Florida Going for the Gold: 1995 Golden Age Games [ b r i e f s ______________ Charges mount Schools cope with parents who drop kids off early SANFORD - Richard Eric Hugulcy. S3. 2 7 IH tirnvo Drive. Sanford, and Jason Hendricks. 2 I. ot 2IH Palmwny Drive. Sanford, have been In eustody at the John E. I’olk Correctional Facility since Oct. 26. When originally taken to Jail. Hugulcy was accused of having traded an electronic keyboard, which was stolen on Oct. HI from a church on E. IGtli Street In Sanford. At the time, he was charged with hurglarv. grand theft, and dealing in stolen property. Police said Hendricks was suspected of being an accomplice In the ease. At that time. |xtllcc Indicated the two may have been Involved In as many as six other church burglaries since mid October. Since thnt time, both Hugulcy and Hendricks were charged with burglary, grand theft and dealing In stolen property, for another chureh burglary. The latest charges, filed on October 31. were In connection with a burglary on Oct. 24 at a church on E. 16th Street In Sanford. Police believe additional charges may be made In the near future. By V ICKI DeSORMIER Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Parents, most with beetle wotk schedules, and malty with limited resuutees at< dropping their children oil at school helote sunrise and picking them up long alter ilatk Frustrated administrators and teachers tut often finding themselves hahvsIHliig at Hints when they should be planning lot classes and preparing lor lltelr other students. "W e try lo cut down oil it as much as possible but there Is only so much we can tin." Maiith Bingham, principal al Hamilton Elemental\ School, said. "We have a great V program, hot some parents don't choose to put their kills in n " Tile before and idler school program, spoiismed by the Central Florida YMCA, Is available lot students from 6 a.m. until I In* seltiml olllel.dh opens at H:I5 a.m,; and Iroin tin- lime •kisses let out al 3 p.m. tintII 6 p.m. Because of liability Involved, the Y will only aeeepl those students who are ollIrlaMv cninlled In tile urogram. They oiler scholarships lot ilmst ’ See Program s, Page 7A Wake restrictions lifted L A K E M ARY — Th e voluntary no*wake restrictions on Little Lake Mary have been lifted. City Manager John Litton said that the water levels have dropped sufficiently to allow the restrictions to be lifted. Letters bad been sent out to lakefront residents calling for a voluntary ban on motorcraft wakes. The ban lasted approximately 30 days. Litton suggested however, that lor those docks still under water In both Little and Hlg Lake Mury. owners place markers on them to avoid any hazardous situations. Oviedo chamber OVIEDO — The Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce Is holding a Business After Ilnurs gathering this evening. Nov. 7. from 5-7 p.m. The event Is sponsored by Mil Boxes Etc., and all of the Shops at University Palms. For Information on the event, contact the chamber office at 365-6500. T a k in g care of e lde rly, ill Roger Burke, 59, of Seminole, above, roars down Seminole Boulevard along Sanford's lakefront toward a finish line victory. Burke took first place In his age group during yesterdays 5K cycling event at Sanford's Golden Age Games. Both cycling and tennis began at 9 a.m. Monday as the first day ot c o m p e titio n got underday. R ight, Em il Johnson, 87, of Edgewater, was entered In the first day's tennis competition. Johnson took first place In his age group. The Golden Age Games w ill continue through Saturday at various locations In the Sanford area. For more photos and yesterday's results, see pages 4A and 5A In today's Sanford Herald. Nursing home care to expand locally By NICK FFB IF A U F Herald Stall Writer Elderly Seminole County residents and those needing special nursing rare will have it luoadci choice of facilities In the future The Sliite ol Florida Department ol Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) Iasi moiiili an noimccd a need for Improved heitllhcnic l.ielllites In II's District 7. Suhdlstrict 4 HRS area, which is Seminole County. As ol October 30. a mini ol 12 applications to build bad alrcadv Iteen tiled See N u rsin g , Page SA H*r*M Mato* by Tommy Vlnctnt C la s s ifie s ............4*>B H arasses*................ Cam los......................N a vie s................................ C ro ssw o rd ................. BE Nation......................... D a a r A M y .................. » ■ Fe e ple ........................ Deaths.........................BA Felloe......................... D r.O e tt......................BD Bparts..................1B, Editorial......................4 A Television................. Florida.........................*A W eather..................... C A little neglect may breed great mischief. $ -Benjamin Franklin T o d a y : B e co m in g partly cloudy. High In the mid 60s South wind lOm pb. For more weather, see Faye I A APPLAUSE BellSouth Telephone Pioneers M«c«M M M S , WXI Kantolan Hug a Bears lor children In need ol a friend during traumatic circumstances have proven extremely valuable to law enforcement person­ nel. Members of the BellSouth Telephone Pioneers donated a number ot Hug-a Bears to the Sanlord Police Department. Shown at the presentatio n, le ft to rig h t. Libby and Ed Mossman, Kathy Thornton, police CpI. Greg V Smith. Kathy Browning, and Dennis Thornton Stranded students? H is t o r ic b o a rd f o c u s : A ll m a il re v ie w From a u tl reports SANFORD - The Historic Pre­ servation Board has a lengthy agenda for Ibis Wednesday after­ noon's Hireling. At least five com­ m e rcial and eight residential applications for certificates of ap­ propriateness are listed. Four Items are also scheduled for acknowledgement of the Minor Re­ view Committee. One Hem scheduled lor discussion Involves the amendments which the clly has created to Its city codes regarding mailboxes and newspaper receptacles In the historic district ol Sanford. T o m Pierce. S a u lo n l's postmaster, hits been Invited to attend Ihc Hlslotie Preservation Board meeting. According lo the Invitation settl to Pierce by Historic Preservation Board City Liaison School board meets in new building tonight Andrew Van Gaale. "Th e board wishes to discuss the Issue of (xtstal delivery In tile old Sanford residen­ tial historic district, particular}’ the desire to keep the historical Integri­ ty ol the district Intact by retaining porch delivery, and eliminating rural ivpc mailboxes and clustertype niiilllHixes within ihe historic district. The changes which Ihc clly hits been examining tor its building codes deal with ImiiIi mall Ihixcs and newspajier Itoxcs. At the present lime. Section -I.Uol the code deals with these Items Alter it designation ot an area being a historic district, the piesetii code says walls, fences or outdoor ail vert isin g si gns cannot he. "creeled, altered, rest tiled. moved or demolished." until nlict an Application lor Ccrtltleaic ot \ppm See M all. PageSA Coming in for a landing By VICKI DaBORMIER Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — They're not quite ready for business, hut the new Seminole County school Ixtard will host their first event In the new district facility. The board will inert for the lit si time In the E Lake Mary Boulevard facility tonight lor lltelr regularly scheduled meeting. Among I he Items on the agenda Is the recognition ol a group ot National Merit Scholars from schools across the county. "They Just thought It would lie more festive to have something like that In the new building.'' Juan Walker, clerk lo the hoard, said. For the time liclng all the day-to-day operations and even Ixtard work sessions will continue to lake place at the current facility. 1211 S Mclloiivillc Avc.. Sanlord “ The building Is not ready lor os to move m yet.” Walker said. According to Supi. Paul Hagerly. there will lxno grand o|x'iilng ceremonies when the move is made to the new building. "Th a t'sJust not necessary.” he Mid. T lir new four-story laelllty Is cx|x'cicd lo lxready lor lull ix'cupuncy by the middle ol DeeemlxT. The iii.ilti district schtxtl Ixtard oil Ices and various ancillary tuclltilcs will lx- consolidated into ibe new building. The outlying olllccs will he Bee School. Page BA Flaps down, toady lot landing a large white wading bird suddenly realizes this isn't Lake Monroe, but a Hooded area in a residential community along Country Club Road Al­ H*l*MPSolo b, tommy Vlncvnt though very little rain has (alien recently, the water-soaked land is still plaguing residents in some areas which Hooded in Lake Mary and the county. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL HEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2811 _____ i 4 �* A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, November 7, 1995 N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA B R IIFS Florida scie n tists w ant to try for clim ate prediction cen te r Mora expansion: believe it or not ORLANDO — Believe II: Ripley’s Is expanding Its segment of the gee-whir attractions field Into high-tech simulators, a giant, walk-through aquarium and Interactive museums. The Orlando-based company will go far beyond Us two-headed calves and fur-covered trout, says Its president, Bob Mastcrson. "We're trying to diversify," Mastcrson said. "We've been In the Ripley's Believe It or Not) business for a long time, and we've been picking off opportunities. Since 1985. Ripley's franchisees have opened 18 Believe It or Not! museums, many of them overseas, for a total of 24 worldwide. Ripley's moved its headquarters from Toronto to Orlando two years ago. putting Its operations closer to the Industry's leaders. Gariy this year, the company purchased the tights to the Guinness World Records concept. It acquired five Gulnneaa museums, which use graphic Illustrations, videos and objects to depict records In a wide variety of categories. Plans for reinvigorating the attractions Include the building of a new, high-tech prototype In Orlando that will be used as a testing facility and showpiece for franchisees. Masterson would not discuss specifics of Ripley's financial performance. But he said revenue has doubled In the past seven years and all of the attractions are profitable. Attendance Is now at 10 million a year. "Although Ripley’s Believe It or Notl has really been the cornerstone of the company," Masterson said, "we realise that to grow we have to attach the Ripley's name to other things." Th e Assoelatod Frees________ Scientists at some of the state's universities want to build a climate prediction center that would let them b etter u n ­ derstand mysterious warming and cooling of the Pacific that has been blamed for drought In Africa, storms In California and hurricanes In the Atlantic. The center, which would be In Tallahassee, would study global weather patterns, Including El Nino (pronounced NEEN-yo). a p h e n o m e n o n In w h ic h a warm-water current In the Pacif­ ic changes Its pattern. The temperature change In turn af­ fects wind currents far above the earth. Scientists from Florida State University, the University or Florida, the University-of South Florida and the University of Most Florida Immigrants from Insldo US GAIN ESVILLE — The latest wave of foreign-bom Immigrants to Florida are coming from Inside the United States, especially Cubans moving out of New York, a university study shows. Between 1985 and 1990. Florida received 200.380 foreignbom immigrants from other states and 258,291 from other countries. California, the only state with more resettling Immigrants, drew 233.952 foreign-bom immigrants from other states, said June Marie Nogle, a research demographer at the University of Florida's Bureau of Economic ana Business Research. "Th e Impacts will be much more dramatic In Florida because It receives nearly as many foreign-bom Immigrant* from other states as California does even though Its population Is much smaller," Ms. Nogle said Monday In a release. Florida captured more foreign-bom immigrants from New • York between 1985 and 1990 than any other state. In fact, the 63.849 Immigrants from New York who resettled In Florida represented the largest single movement of immigrants ' between any of the states. Nogle said. New Jersey ranked second, giving Florid* 26.738 resettling Immigrants. The study's findings are from data collected as part of the 1990censusand released for theflrst time this fall. When Cuban refugees came to the United States in the 1980a and 1970s. many refugee assistance programs tried to place them in various parts of the country. But as immigrants get' older, they are moving to Florida to be near family members or because they want to live In a place with a stronger Cuban ethnic community, she said. From Associated Fro ss reports_______________________ This Is • photograph of ths Adult II 8unday School de­ partm ent of First Baptist Church of 8anford circa 1853. Photo shows loft to right, front row: Olive Booth, Unknown, Elsie McWhorter, Bobblenette Beard and Evelyn Huntley; - second row: Francis Walton, Unknown, Betty Whitmire, Ann Haynes, Unknown, and Amy Ergle; third row: Kathleen R eynolds, Becky Peeples, Unknown, Unknown, Ann Von Hoff and Lois Pennington; fourth row: Unknown, Sue Koke, Christine W oodruff, teacher Lillie Britt, Loretta Thomas and Dorothty Carter; back ro w : 8 u p t. C h a rle s .Mulrheod, Unknpwn, Bonnie Johnson, George Von Hoff, Charles Goethe, Harold Dekle, A .L. Thom as, Noah Booth, Kannath Dekle, and teacher W .H , M u rra y. If you can Indentlfy any of the unknowns, contact G. M. Btlneclpher. l, l«ntac*. T o d a y : B e c o m in g p a r tly cloudy. High In the mid 80s. South wind 10 mph. Tonight: Becoming mostlyi cloudy with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms late. Low In the upper 60s to around 70. South­ west wind 10 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely during the m o rn in g : T h e n d ecre asin g cloudiness. High In the upper 70s to around 80. Chance of rain 60 percenl.Thursday: Variable cloudiness with a chance of sh ow e rs o r possible t h u n ­ derstorms. CSV Gdnmdlta IM T. t v t f w * . F t l i m - I M T . tUfeBCrilptlOfl RUM (Oetif • SwSif > Hww Miwty mu iis.to I VMf Jacfcianviita U (W nl Lateisn* I u«oo ITSSO muoi **y Tta oota* («er) u>s*i t band leader Kurt Co bain, said because of the charges against her she may have to rethink whether she will continue to dive Into crowds at concerts. Robert Lukas. 19. and Ryan O ’Donell. 18, had claimed Love punched them durtng a concert In March at a club in Orlando. “ I felt It was proved beyond a doubt." said Lukas, a Florida Southern College student in Lakeland who claimed he was punched three times In the chest. “ I'm upset she got off because ofa technicality." O'Donell. who spent about five hours on the witness stand Monday, said he thought it was wrong that a newspaper photo of Love with her fist cocked In front of him was not considered strong enough evidence. ] F*rt L»uSifS*ta Fort Mrwt to INC SANfOMO HSHALO, S O. Om Acquitted of manslaughter, he now faces murder, charges ntuder charge hinges on I'a guilty plea in a criminal mischief case, which W E S T PALM B E A C H . Fourteen-year-old A n th o n y ,» lewycm have challenged. Reed gasped when a Ju ry Th e y «ay Reed waanished tato acquitted him of manslaughter the plea bargain after the Feb. In the shooting death of his 10 shooting and did not un­ derstand the deal. , friend Chris Cartgnan, 15. Th a t plea allowed the state to But prosecutors aay that s h o u ld n 't h a v e b e a d a n charge nim w ith pos*e**lnn of expression of relief. The y in­ a firearm by a Juvenile d dln it, which then permitted tend to try him for third-degree state to charge him with murder in the same case. But It third-degree murder, in add wouldn’t be double jeopardy, they said, because murder and tion to manslaughter. manslaughter are separate If a Judge throws out the plea crimes. deal, ( h* t tati* could tf H pursue Reed's a ttorn ey, P atrick the third-degree murder count. Curry, said, however, "it will Prosecutors will ask a Judge be difficult for them to do some of the things that they're alleg­ Thursday to hold Reed without bail. He was freed after his ing that they're going to do." That's because the third- acquittal. r TH E W EA TH ER OaytanaSMdt C M N N p f lU M ORLANDO — Before -the de­ fense even put on any evidence, a Judge threw out crim inal charges against Courtney Love by two teen-ager* who claimed the rock star had slugged them at a concert. Orange County Judge Jon is Halker said the teen-agers were not exposed to any greater amount of violence than could be reasonably expected at an alternative rock .'oncert. After the verdict. Love said she thought Florida was a violent state where rock ’n’ roll stars constantly get In trouble. "Even the state of Florida Is shaped like a gun." she said, pausing to sign autographs and ids* a couple of fans. Love, tne widow of Nirvana W. Fdm SMC* M U M n u w *i « « :1 .* M is tal i AHsnltcCMy W B0H B9D AY H o tly Sidy 80-96 TH U R S D A Y V M y c ld y 79-88 F R ID A Y V M ye ld y 88-91 1 ITIMM J wB O L U Eft-------------------M A B T A B L E : m in .. FULL I H a v .T LAST Hair. IB C N w .lt 4:35 a.m.. 4:50 p.m.. maj.. 10:40 a .m .. 1 1 :0 5 p .m . T I D B B t Doytaaa Beacht highs. 7:37 a.m., 7:54 p.m.; lows. 1:16 a.in.. 1:51 p.m.: Raw Sm y rn a B oad u highs. 7:42 a.m.. 7:59 p.m.: lows, 1:21 a.m.. 1:56 p.m.: Cocoa Boocht highs. 7:57 a.m., 8:14 p.m.: lows. 1:36 a.m.. 2:11 p.m.________________________ V *1 M n u a M II S n o s u h m d MM H S •I 19 II II M M I S M M •1 *1 M H N N < t**lr n a u w i ! ta*. M i N Frunc* M fi* u r n Longwood teen’s case against Love dropped I f Tuesday, Novsmbtf 7, 1996 Vot. M. No. M Buhiialind thrai^i tfiga* Rfiri §yii^ig fey ffie ggggfgggf§|gMrgfef« El Nino Is caused by a change In opean currents, allowing warm water to pool In the Pacific Ocean, near Peru and Ecuador. As the warm water takes the place of colder walef. the warm ocekn surface water heats the humid air In places where* It Is usually chilled. The warm air rises and forms clouds that produce heavy rains In areas where they are not usually round. The atmosphere adjusts to these changes, affecting weather around the globe — such as the number of hurri­ canes sweeping the Atlantic. El Ninos typically last two to three years. T h e Florida scientists are competing against two other groups for federal funding. One group Includes the Columbia University. The other Includes the University or California at Los Angeles and the University of Hawaii. Federal money In the center's first year would be 84 million to 85 million. The Florida scientists have requested 82.5 million In matching money from the state Legislature.. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration Is expected to make a decision by the end of this year or early In 1996, Shota courtaty *1 Pint *•**!•• Church Untar* T A L L A H A S S E E — South Florida sugar growing should be • halted because it causes health problems In residents of Belle •' Glade and other cane growing areas, a former governor says.' Former Republican Qov. Claude. Kirk said he rued a lawsuit Monday to try to use Florida's nuisance laws to stop the Industry's use of chemicals and burning of fields. Kirk told a news conference the plaintiffs include Albert. Peterson and other Belle Glade residents who say they have respiratory and other problems due to chemicals and smoke from the sugar cane fields. The suit could ultimately "force the Industry to pay ... 100 percent of the cleanup costs associated with the willful destruction of areas in and around Everglades National Park." Kirk said. Attorney Jack Scarola of West Palm Beach said the suit filed In Palm Beach County Circuit Court did not actually ask the industry to pay Everglades cleanup cost*. • "Tha t is a potential area for expansion" of the suit. Scarola said. No hearing dates had been set. The suit aid not name a damage amount but said It seeks in excess of 810.000 for plaintiffs who suffered skin lesions, respiratory ailments and other health problems. The suit also seeks a temporary injunction to bar growers U.S. Sugar Corp., Flo-Sun Inc., Okeelanta Corp. and A. Duda ft Sons from continuing to operate. "Th e way the courts are moving It will probably take two years to do It. but I am sure we will get it dismissed," said Bob Buker, a U.S. Sugar vice president.___________________________ MIAMI Htra art tha winning number* selected Monday in the Florida Lot­ tary: more soybeans because the crop In Argentina might be smaller, said Jim Jones, a professor of agricultural and biological engi­ neering at the University of Florida. "In this country, It can make a fin a n c ia l d iffe re n c e ." said Christine Harwell, a marine poli­ cy specialist at the University of Miami. "For other countries. It's sustenance: It's living from day to day." Vintage Vlsw Klrtc su m sugar industry i Miami an* com pci log with unIverelllcs elsewhere In the Unit­ ed States to get federal funding for such a center. The Florida scientists say that by understanding El Nino they can make two-year forecasts on some weather trends. James O'Brien, a professor or meteorology and oceanography at Florida Slntc University, says u climate center would help forecast whether a winter would be warm or cold and whether a summer would be wet or dry. T h a t would help farm ers choose which crops, and how much, to plant, he said. Other uses of the center could Include managing water resources, by helping regions know whether or not to expect a drought. " If we know It's going to be a d ry y e a r In A r g e n tin a , a Midwestern farmer might plant Waves are 2 to 3 feet and gtaaay. Current la running to the north with a water temperature of 78 degrees. Now S m y rn a Beac h : Waves arc 2 to 3 feet and glassy. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature of 78 degrees. Angttotina to J a p ltc r — Tuesday: Wind southwrst Increasing to 15 to 20 knots. Seas 3 feel near shore and 5 fret offshore. Bay and Inland waters becoming choppy. A few showers. Tuesday night: Wtnd southwest 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay and inland waters choppy. Higher wind and seas near scattered showers and thunderstorms. i.c. w.v*. I.C. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Monday was B0 degrees and the overnight low i reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 inches. ...5:36 p.m. □ !*•••••••*•**•*** ...6:42 a.m. □ 0,1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5,n moderate 7,6.9 high 10- very high B B «i m a a a a a u S A TU R D A Y V W ya M y 98-98 The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando is 7. Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure Jtfvels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency aa follows: M B M 41 m cOr m 41 B 4* S 4* V M 41 II u ck ck B a m m c*y a si 4* *4 4* S4 Ft Starts II tr m a m a n B car VMM tame* Msta-UPwi Ite w V trtC a y »C»ta Tu m a a u u b M a a B 4) cCv n 44 dr S4 41 i* car n a dr S4 41 a II a a a 4* •1 B B U ta 4* 49 U 14 It SI dr 49 dr SI ten L* M City II m a a n 4* si st a n» m nt dr n 49 41 f* S 4 41 dr . �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, November 7 199% - U PO LICI BRIEFS Chtck cashing Sanford police arrested Cecil Lorenzo Daniels. 33. or 1206 W. ISth Street Saturday. Officers said they were called to a store In the 1100 block of W. 13th Street, regarding a man attempting to cash a check for $390, which the clerk reportedly knew had Insufficient funds. Police said Daniels told them he was offered $100 by another man If he could cash the check. The other man was not immediately located. Daniels was charged with uttering a forged Instrument. Officers found he was also wanted on an active warrant for violation or probation on a conviction of sexual battery. Shots flrtd Sanford police arc Investigating two snooting Incidents Sunday. One of them occurred ot the West Sanford Boys & Girls Club building at 919 S. Persimmon Avenue. Only one shot was said to have been fired, but It reportedly caused an estimated $300 damage to a window. The second Incident Sunday was at a residence In the 1300 block of S. Summerlin Avenue. Police said a total of 10 rounds of ammunition were fired Into the front or the building. They said the bullets completely penetrated the building, exiting through the rear. No one was reportedly struck by any of the bullets at either of the two locations. Warrants • Mary Francis Fowler. 38, 1006 Mangoustinc Avenue. Sanford, reportedly turned herself In at the Sanford police department Sunday. She was wanted for violation of probation on a conviction of sale of cocaine: •Gordon S. Kimbrough. 25. of Altamonte Springs, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Saturday. He was wanted an a warrant for contempt of court. • Ned Raines III. 37. 1911 Airport Blvd., was located by Sanford police In the 400 block of Seminole Blvd. Sunday. He was found to be wanted on a Volusia County warrant for falling to appear on a charge of driving with a suspended license. • Robert Jason Kemp. 25. 40 Rock Cove Court. Sanford, was located by police at 18th Street and Elm Avenue Saturday. He was wanted on warrants for having no motorcycle driver's license, driving with a suspended license, and driving under the Influence. • Lorrie Jean Harris, 23. 181 Monroe Avenue. Lake Mary, was located by Lake Mary police at her residence Friday. She was wanted on an Osceola County warrant for obtaining/posscsslon of a controlled substance by fraud. • william Ellis. 28. 2171 Granby Street. Sanford, was served n warrant at the Jail Friday. He was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. • Heather Lynn Zcyslng, 25. 2109 Hartwell Avenue, was arrested by deputies at the Seminole County Courthouse Friday. She was wanted for falling to appear for ball, and falling to appear for ball on a conviction or having a suspended drivers license. Domestic cases • Earl Johnson. 61, 2085 Burrows, Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Friday following a reported altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. •G lenn Allen Montgomery Jr.. 23. 2617 Mohawk. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police near Santa Barbara and Georgia Avenue Friday following a dispute with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Police also found he was wanted on a Volusia County warrant for violation of probation on a convlcllon of driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Holly Denise Puckett. 35. 5610 S. Sanford Avenue, and Howard R. Rankin. 33, 205 E. 27th Street, were arrested by Sanford police In the 2600 block of Park Avenue Sunday following an altercation. Each was charged with battery, domestic violence. •J o e l Hernandez, 35, 325 Trotter Court, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at 25th Street and Willow Avenue Sunday following a reported dispute with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Edwin Holt. 38, 1222 Lincoln Court, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police In the 1600 block of W. 13th Street Friday following a reported dispute with a female. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Saturday at the Jail, deputies found he wanted on a warrant for failing to appear on a charge of sale of cocaine. Rttail thefts • Erica Holmes. 18. of 76 Lake Monroe. Sanford, and Deborah Jones, 21. of 25706 Parkslde. Sanford, were both arrested by Sanford police at a retail store In the 3600 block of Orlando Drive Saturday. A video camera reportedly showed the two women putting on new pair of shoes, and attempting to leave the store without paying. Holmes* shoes were reportedly valued at $46.99. Jones* shoes were said to be valued at $16.95. Each was charged with retail theft. •B rian Lee Aycock, 38, of Orlando, was arrested at the Seminole Towne Center Saturday. He was accused of attempting to take a $59.60 shirt from a rack, and trying to trade It at the same store for another shirt valued at $44. He was charged with retail theft. IMS S. Frtadi Aye.. Seated • (407) 3214650 i 2*PI$c$ S u o tr Photo Courtoty of John Cullum Tha Sanford Optimist Club tponaorod a Rad Ribbon Waak Poatar contast racantly at 8$mlnofr HlQh School to promdte a drug fra* am lronmanr Wirrrm s received certificates and cash prizes from the-club. Shown with their - ^ " 'S ji O ’P iM s ■ ;i 1 W Is w " " " " " ,| 2 W I * 1 0 g . jl- ' ^ k « V l B ho to winning entries ere (I to r) Holly Kruld, first place, $25; 8uzette Ramblasoon, second piece, $15; and Kim Clttno, third place, $10. Optimist President Peggy Hardin presents the awards. A Barnett Bank Home E quity hoan w ith a vari­ able rate as low as 8 .5 0 A PR is an offer you don't w an t to le t pass you by. * Especially when you don't have to — t- i.f i shell ou t any closing costs w ith an advance o f a t least $ 5 ,0 0 0 . A n d when the interest you pay m ay be tax deductible. Advantages like these m ake a B arnett Bank Home Equity Loan the perfect way to finance any im portant purchase you've been thinking about. You can use it to buy a boat, make home improvements, consolidate you r bills, or p a y fo r school tu ition. Stop by any Barnett Bank office to apply or call the num ber below by December 15, 1995. 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Call the Central Florida Regional Hospital Senior Friends program at 321-4500, extension 5784. & , n 5 | o t u *> ■ « , r e ^ u y Your friends at Ask o lx x d our *>0% Sanford Flower Shop Offol <)< Hwj till. Mlljll Df*< ornl i«r \ 2 V i'll r a n (jot a t w o y»», ir 209 E. Commercial SL Historic Downtown Sanford moml >o(slil| i )i >r H im I I it k o o i ( mol in v ite y o u t o a t t e n d a c e l e b n a ti o n o j a e c o fta tta g id e a s & Members of Sanford's Over 50 Club are serving breakfast to Golden Age Game participants at 7 am. each morning this week. One of the quietest of the Golden Age Gemes Is checkers, played at the Santord Senior Center. Wilson Gordon Sr., 79. ot Sanford, waits as Edward Dhayer of Oviedo, makes a move. Rudy Eckhardt took the number one place In checkers competition, w h it Gordon finished second and Dhayer came in t^ird Age groups do not apply In the checkers ctfnpetition lor the Golden Age Games. io n th e h o l i d a y s sponsored by the C ity of Sanford. 8tarted yesterday, tennis events continued this morning. Shirley Terry of Altamonte Springs, left, and Anita Lowetz ol Longwood, were entered In yesterday's tennis matches held at Sylvan Lake Park, and Thursday, Nov. 16,1995 5i00 P.N. to 8s00 P.M. R e frn h m e n ti • D o o r P r i f t t Discounts up to 30% 7is7^Seoson2bSaM.»SlumJlftwThniJlliiiii.2M Photos on these two pages by Tommy Vincent Lynn Neldlg, a Golden Age Game volunteer, manned the registration desk early Monday, as contestants in the various competitive and non-competitive event! sign up for the dey'e participation. 5-Pc. Oak Venter DWng Room Group 40*x 72* tmtte base table extends to 44* with 12* leal. 4 side chain complete the set. 410407 ___ Buffet with hutch....S2ST.TT Extra tide chair.......SISSSS Extra arm chav... ....S1SSJS Wall H u|ger Redlner With Hideaway Tnty Easy-louperate touch morion mechanism. Blue 'St Elmo* Wear Dated* velvet uphobtery isan aoyfcc blind, m m • 7:00 a.m. — Breakfast. Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by the Over 50 Club. • 7:00 a.m. — 5K Run. starting from Sanford Ctvtc Center, sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital. •9 :0 0 a.m. — Canoe, sprint. Lake Carolla. Fort Mellon Park, sponsored by American Red Cross. • 10:00 a.m. — Canoe, obstacle. Lake Carolla, Fort Mellon Park, sponsored by American Red Cross. • 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Golf, long drive, at Sanford Airport, sponsored by City of Winter Springs. • 10.00 a.m. — Pinochle, held at and sponsored by Renlassancc of Sanford. • 11:00 a.m. — Pancake race — Fort Mellon Park, sponsored by Pilot Club. • 12:30 p.m. — Tennis at Sylvan Lake Park, sponsored by City of Sanford. • 2:00 p.m. — Dance competition at Sanford Civic Center sponsored by Over 50 Club. • 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.. Hobby and Photography show, at Sanford City Hall, sponsored by Seminole County Extension Homemakers. (NOTE: Open to the public) •6 :3 0 p.m. — Mid-week banquet at Sanford Civic Center sponsored by Over 50 Club. (NOTE: Tickets must be purchased in advance from the Senior Center or representative of Over 50 Club. Bike ridere prepare for the SK cycle race yeeterday morning at the Senior Wing of the Sanford Civic Center. Roger Burke, left of Seminole, and Daria Patty of Melbourne, both 59 years of age, finished first and second In their age division during the 'aces held yesterday morning along the lakefront. Later, at 1 p.m., the men also finished In the seme order tor the 10K race. Perennial competitor and winner Rla Ter-Hear, now 63, added another first piece victory to her years of wins at tha Goldan Age Garnet. She finished number one In her age group In both the 5K and 10K cycle races yesterday. iUndi M'Ivgn xnd fchoM*y g4t 4imt n » pvNct 9*1 tor tomion# ipK il.. .fu M il total wood nut brown finUi cuno wttfi F R E N C H A V E . AgeOreapiBB M ia m i C *Q 7 ) 3 8 8 -7 8 8 3 322-5313 Sait MM 7 f7 BaiaiG 0aaary.il Age Oreept 70 n ix t P R I M Of* JACK AT OLIANIfM Age Oreept 7B Age Oreept 78 Age Oreept BO Age Oreept BO 1 John Stnibaldl. 62 Women 1 JosephSaufl. 79 1 JohnStnibaldl. 62 2 Brian McGrath. HI C rcU e g -B K women 1 Helen P. Medan!. 76 Age Oreepti IBO 1 Mary Peterson. Peten 63 I Joseph Saufl. 79 Age Oreept 00 of Sanford, Bob Thornes, 70, of Slippery Rock, Pa., Bus McFarland, 62. of Sanford, and Paul Erlaman, 80, of 8anford, finish up on# of tha holts. It wee a good day for golf yaatarday and tha waathar waa very cooperative ee serious but friendly competition wee underway at the Mayfair Country Club Ooldan Aga Games. Left to right, Joe Pier, 71. •8ouveniro •Collectibioe • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables •Carvings • Cedar Chest •And A Lot. Lot Morel TH B JtS HOURS TVIC SAT t-S. SUN II I SAW U IU HOURS MON -FRI M . SAT S J |2M 2f BR 44, Sorrento, FL (t m Mfaa Waal ol 1-4 on Right) (• 0 4 ) 3 1 3 -3 — 4 1 Rla H. Ter-haar, 63 2 Bernice Joyce. 63 Age Oreept BB 1 Marcelle McCracken. 66 Age Oreep: 7B 1 Kay E. Thomason. 72 Age Oreept 7B WILD In Tlitffl Thtra Woods! 1 Francis L. Underwood. 72 2 Robert L. HefTcWnger. 73 1 Francis L. Underwood. 72 2 Robert L. HciTelflnger. 73 Age Oreept 70 a room Age Oreept 70 1 Eugene Howell. 66 Obstetric*, Gynecology and Infertility kaefard.il OFF l l . f O 1 Thomas H. West. 63 2 Gerhard Schamp. 63 I Marcelle McCracken. 66 Most Insurancei Accepted • Medicaid Accepted For Pregnancy Carr 140) Medical Flea Or. 441 71 FssUdae CL W e’ll Keep You •p arid iag W ith.... Age Oreept 00 Age Oreept BB Eric J. Edwards, MD received his Bachelor of Aria degree from (he U niversity o f Iow a, w here he majored in Biology. He earned his medical degree from the University o f Iowa. Dr. Edwards served his intern sh ip at the U niversity o f Oklahoma College o f Medicine Tulsa and completed his residency at St. John's Mercy Medical Center. St. Louis. D o n ’t B o ll T h e R om anoel 1 Roger Burke. 59 2 Earle Petty. 59 3 G IIF . Ashland. 57 1 Helen P. Medanl. 76 Checkers Men 1 Rudy Eckhardt 2 Wilson Gordon 3 Edward R. Dhayer For the practice o f iw y m e y i 8 . 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Pugh •Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months..............................819.80 0 Mouths..............................839.00 1 Year ................. .................878.00 Florida Residents must pay T% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Codes and comics W hat has this w o rld com e to? The se Sanford Herald editorial com m ents are In favor of a com ic atrip. A com ic atrip? Yea. T h e one a p p e a rin g d a lly In th is new spaper, w ritten b y C h ic Yo u n g . It's Blondle. Fo r com ic fans w h o do m ore than look for h u m o r, It la apparent that for the past few m o n ths, B lo nd le has, In itself, been an editorial, a w ritin g Intended to b rin g som e­ th in g to light and get people to give It consideration. T o b rin g y o u u p to date. D u rin g Septem ber, Y o u n g w rote about h o w Blondle, w h o has owned and operated a catering service from the kitchen of h e r hom e, has decided to obtain h e r o w n shop. D u rin g m oat of the m o n th of October. C h tc Y o u n g dived headlong into the real estate Industry, sh o w in g the com p lexity of fin d in g a location for a sm all "m o m -a n d -p o p " type business. N ow , Mr*. Bum atead Is faced w ith h a vin g to obtain the needed perm it* In orde r to aet u p her business. It's w o rth scanning on a d ally basis. O n N o vem ber 1. after locating an alreadyexisting b uilding, Blondle w en t to city hall. In orde r to aet u p h e r business, she w as told she w ould have to get perm its from the C o u n ty H ealth Departm ent, C ity H ealth D epartm ent, C o n s u m e r Affair*, P la n n in g a n d Z o n in g , L ic e n s in g B o a rd , A r c h it e c t u r a l R e v ie w C o m m itt e e , a n d E n v ir o n m e n t a l Itn p a c t board. W e can o n ly Im agine the additional n u m b e r of perm its *he w o u ld have been required to obtain tf aha planned to b u ild a new structure. T o p u t h u m o r Into the com ic atrip, Blondle asked the cle rk w here she w ould have to go n e x t. If she o b ta in e d a ll the requested perm its. T h e response eras that the clerk d id n ’t k n o w , n o one had ever gone that Car before. C h ic Y o u n g la w ritin g about real situations. H e is a resident o f W . C e ntral Florida, a nd is probably w ell-versed on w h a t o u r cittoena have to go thro ug h In orde r to establish a business. H o w did all o f this get started? B ack w he n the m agnificent houses were b uilt rig h t here In w hat la now called the Sanford Historic District, a person s im p ly bought a lot, b u ilt a house, a nd If a s w im m in g pom o r garage w as needed, he built It. T h e n alter obtaining utilities, he m oved In w ith his fam ily, a n d (hopefully) lived hapily ever after. Depending on how long ago a house w as b u ilt, there m a y have been no needed permits, o r Just a few. T h e n u m b e r needed w ould grow as years pasted. Now . w hat Blondle Bum atead is finding, isn't far from w rong. It w o u ld take possibly that m a n y perm its to d o the sam e rig h t here In Sanford. N one of this w ould surprise m y m other W hen m y mother wss a girt in Russia, she suddenly found herself Popped into an oven. A cold oven. Her mother, hearing that their town might soon be visited by a band of Jew-haters, wanted to protect her child by any means necessary. My mother, in this country, thought she saw anti-Semitism almost everywhere, >ere. when I was growing up In Boston, 1 thought she was right. Hooligans came Into our neighborhood beating up old men and boys, me among them. They said we were Chrlst-killers. In the movies, we saw newsreels of hooligans beating up old Jewish men and boys in Germany. But there were no concentration camps here, and in time, 1 relaxed, although m y mother didn't. Still, although I have not directly experienced any anti-Semitism t o m any years. 1 am never surprised to see It emerge in the most unex­ pected places. Consider the glossy, guttering first edition of George, a magazine edited by Jo h n F. Kennedy J r. In a long article on the opposition to (angsts rap and Its demeaning of women, among others, Paul Alexander profiled a num ber of the combatants on both sides. T h e leading critic of gangsto rap Is Delores Tucker, a liberal Democrat WE MER5CCL MAKIN61£ TIE DRSSST COLD PIUNk PRMPER. It’s T h e E co n o m y, Stupid w hen out from the green me a SOyear t o mar employuceto Into a creative new idrtvcr. You want conflict? Fo r example. Let's assum e that everyone in a certain city block has a beautiful b rick home. Someone cornea along and says, "H e c k w ith them . I w ant an orange-colored m etals id in g h o m e w it h a p u r p le ro o f. T h e neighbors, of course, object, (w h o could blame them ?) Letters to the editor an* welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address.or the wrtter and a daytime «e Icplwoe number, tellers should bejxi a single subject and be as brief as possible. T h e letters are subject to editing. Tim e Warner last August? "Must itat you debase our nation and threaten our children for the take of corporate profits? * Now there's a ques­ tion worthy of m y talk show hoot. Maybe If Dole's president thing doesn't work out, well audition him t o the job. But why Uroit the question to Time Warner? W hy limit the talk about values to eex, vio­ lence, rap Yi* roll? In a conversation last week, La bor Se creta ry Robert R eich— the o n ly man in the adminis­ tra tio n w ho atilt talks this way said that. *lf companies have a m oral responsibility not to fill the piovle the­ ater and alrwavea w ith violence and moral degradation, do they not also | Book the CEO have a responsibili­ who's posting ty to keep workers » profits enrol em ployed w hen i re replacing profits a n rising? A parmsnsnt moral responsibility workers with to upgrade worker tamps and T h e n , the city Is faced w ith co m in g u p w ith restrictions to avoid this from again and to protect the righto o f o t h e n ? Ordinances and codes are p u t into place. T h e n more codes and m ore codes, u n til practically everything a person w ants to d o requires a perm it from someone. N a tura lly, moat o f the permits coat m oney. LETTERS TO EDITOR Clinton, Cabinet are on different pages ELLEN GOODMAN to, anyway. I h a w this hot M m law T V ta li show. Sally, Jenny, Lafto take a mestlngl lt*a yours ■cUdiacipUne. compaaalon, reeponaibUlty. make them deplorable to the German people as a whole "T h e same dynamic." said Dr. Welslng. "is happening now. The issue is setting up black people as the trash that should be extermlnated." « . . . Delores Tucker agrees. As Paul Alexander wrote in the article, “ she sees an ominous force In the culture, put there by nonblacks. that haa as Its ultimate goal the destruction of the black race in America." Paul Alexander asked. "W ho are they?" Tucker evaded the question, directing Alex­ ander to her friend and adviser. Dr. Welslng. He reported Welslng's grand conspiracy theory that with whites in this country increasingly angry *• and decreasing in numbers ~ there are minority groups (such as Jews) who - to keep the frustration and rage of whites away from them •• focus hatred on other minorities. Particularly blacks. "T o the extent." Skid Dr. Welting, "that they are involved in the production of these gangita rap records, the Jew s are consciously or subconsciously acting out what happened to them (In Germany) and building up protection forthemaeives." Delores Tucker did not disagree, but would not be as specific aa Welslng. JACK ANDERSON W 7* NEMNWKMOP W h y have we reached this point? No. T h i s la one situation w e c a n 't blam e entirety o n a city o r a ny governm ent. T h e reason all o f this has com e about la from people a bu sin g the rules and not ca rin g about their neighbors. W e d o n 't know where C h ic Y o u n g I* go in g w ith this Blondle com ic strip. O n ly tim e w ill tell, and regular Blondle co m ic atrip readers w lli eventually find out w h o w ins. W ill It be Blondle o r the city? Not o n ly does the p u b lic have a right to know , b u t they m ust realise w h a t to going on. and perhaps w h y w e have fewer m om -and-pop type businesses than are co uld have. who marched with Martin Luther King and later Founded the National Political Congress or Black Women. She haa been a ceaseless b a t t l e r fo r c i v i l rights. O n e o f D e lo re s Tucker’s frienda. Dr. Frances Cress Weising, who practices general and child psychiatry In Wash­ in g to n . D .C .. has helped shape Dolores T u c k e r's thoughts about the eauaea of 11 am never racism. aurprlaad to at W elting told the antl-Samltlsm wrtter or the article emerge In the that gangata rap la most part of a conspiracy unexpected to set up black peoplaces, J "as the trash that pie "as should be extermt nated," So. too. she added, "prior to killing six million people, the Nails waged a systematic campaign in the media to make the Semites of the Jewish religion look less than human, to trading porks to fully fund penfor pink slips. J p u n s , to pro­ health care? ~ Applying his own economic book of virtues, he'o been trying to raise the minimum wage. gat rid of aweatshopi, and save the Earned income Tax Credit. He's convinced that there's a "great pool of untapped indignation * about companies that are reaping and not sharing the benefits of an im proved econom y. Executives In the 1980* talked almost rou­ tinely about their responsibilities to con­ sumers. workers and comm uni ties But today. IW ch aaya. "the CEO s arc remarkably quiet. Ite are acting as if the economy had nothing to do with values. We need a serious national atlonal < dlscustom about corporate respon sibility, What we have Instead Is a rich, argumenta­ tive vocabulary of r i p t and wrong to use when we talk about our personal behavior and cul­ ture. When we get to the question of how we relate to each other in our economic life, we are reduced to the flat, parsimonious language of numbers and money. •ally Jesse Raphael defends talk T V against Bennett fk Company’s charges of trash TV . by that "The purpose of the ahow la very much a morality play. WeS. that's a bit hard to swallow. But han. if you ward a morality play, have I got a new gig for you. Th e name of m y ethics hour? You : "It's The Economy. Stupid." f * < v_Tr' • •■ • ^ if 1' * W A SH IN G TO N -- If there was ever an example of how far adrift BUI Clinton haa become from his own administration, consid­ er a recent Cabinet meeting at which the president was a no-show. Just days before Clinton Jolted Democrats by denouncing his record on taxes, White House Chief of Staff Leon Panctto waa warning Cabinet secretaries not to M y anything inflammatory about the budget battle that might "w ind up hanging hun (Clinton) out to dry." according to a source present. But that's pretty much what Clinton did to fellow Democ r a t a w h e n he dropped a bombshell about his 1993 bud­ ge t. C lin t o n c o n rsa ssd d u r in g i Houston furvd-ntlser: " I t m ight surprise you to know I think I raised them (taxes) too much too.” H a d C lin to n att e n d e d t h i s p a rticu la r Cabinet ■ Consider a meeting laat month, reoant Cabinet perhaps he would have heeded P a n e tta 's plea to wass 'keep the message no-show. J “ A lth o u g h c* l e arr ." Panetta asked all Cabinet officials to submit petontfBUy controversial statements about the budget to the White House for review, the president is the one who Is not on the ssiw* pngs. Cknton blamed t o his faux pas, but many Democrats am beginning g Ito believe public mishaps and c o m culpas am are congenital In the «s fyflf n 4 rf In chief, In the last few weeks. Clinton has made a habit of embarrassing seif-flagellation in the presence ofjournalists. "It's been difficult on both sides to figure out where we're going." one senior House Democratic strategist told us. “ There's ual suspicion. ... What constantly gets ia they (White House) are going to run nst us in 1996. and everybody goes their own ways." Democrats who harbor suspicions about Clinton’s resolve recall the administration’s rem arkable evolution since laat May. when House Democrats held a weekend retreat to discuss ways to combat the Republican budget. The y broke Into 16 groups of 10 members each, whose composition waa designed to ensure a diversity of region, race, Meongy and even age. Although sharp differences of opinion nerged from the third exercise, there was near-unanimity on the first two: Medicare wss the issue on which Democrats had to lay ^ v •• ^ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, November 7, 1W 5 - T A Programs most have gone home. "It's sad," she said. "We usually call the families which might not have the resources to parents, but we can't turn them away.” pay for the care. Right now, the school does not have a program "B u t we have parents dropping their kids off on of before or alter school care so students are campus before 7 a.m. with no place to go," brought to "holding areas’* In the media center Bingham said. and In the cafeteria to wait Tor classes to begin. YM CA programs are available for leas than $20 Arrangements are being discussed to have the per week at many schools. Boys and Oirls Club provide a program Tor the The school tried to position a stafT person at the studenta at a coot of $1 per year, which Is the front of the school to turn parents away who tried nonpal dues for Joining the club. to drop the youngsters off early, but the drop offs Th e problem of students being dropped off switched to other spots on campus. early and left late Is not limited to Seminole Dave Scott, principal at Idyllwllde Elementary County, however. School said the problem Is not so pronounced at At Deer Park Elementary In New Port Ritchey. hta school where a doten students are enrolled In Just north of Tampa, most of the kids who arrive the YM C A program and there have been only two early get there on loot or riding bikes, receptionist Instances this year where other students have Linda Petrynice said Monday. School doesn't been dropped off too early. start until 0:lB a.m . "T h e y both had a problem with getting to work The before-school care program at Deer Park is on time and finding something to do with their $30 a week. children." Scott said. Schools worry about the children maybe being H e. said the school is always willing to help picked up by strangers, or wandering out Into rents find some alternative care for the children streets. fore and after school. Parents are encouraged to “ It's Just not safe," said Jeanne Friedman, drop the children off with neighbors who arrive at principal of OJus Elementary School in Miami. school at the appropriate time or to arrange for a Friedman submitted a legislative proposal to carpool. the Dade County school board that seeks to close "Whait it comes down to," Scott said, "Is a loophole In a state law that holds a principal or making a choice between getting to work on time teacher responsible for each student... during the and the safety of their child/’ time he Is attending school, and during the time Bingham added that the schools can not be he is on school premises." responsible for children who are dropped off Local ofTIIcials schools don't have the personnel randomly around campus. to watch the early arrivals or wait with the kids "W e can not ensure their safety and are don't after school. want to do that," she said. "These are parental responsibilities," Scott Inca Bchmook. principal at Midway Elementary ‘They have to make arrangements for their said "quite a few parents" drop their children off children. That's the key." ____, early and do not retrieve them until long after InUm stW i frsm Am sc M M frvw in e l^ S l« 1*1* rip irt IA C Cops nab six people SANFORD — Undercover of­ ficers from the Seminole County sheriff's department Clty/County Investigative Bureau (C C IB ) conducted an undercover sting operation Friday night at Maple Avenue and First Street In downtown Sanford. • Donald James Miller, 55, 585 O enoa La n e , S a n fo rd , charged w ith assignation to commit prostitution. •Harry Leron Miles. 49, of 585 O enoa La ne . Sa n fo rd , charged w ith solicitation to commit prostitution. • Rana Greg Spleguer, 32, of Deltona, charged with assignstlon to commit prostitution. •Joseph Thomas Davis. 28, of 600 Rlvervlew Ave., Sanford, charged w ith solicitation to commit prostitution. •Andrew F. Stephenson. 22. 714 W. First Street, charged with solicitation to commit pro­ stitution. •Jeffrey Sherard Hill. 28, 1010 Locust Avenue, Sanford, charged w ith solicitation to commit prostitution and resist without violence. Ingani officerr w N A T IO N A L Welfare cuts W ASH IN G TO N — Just as Congress prepares to push tens of thousands of people out of the largest federal cash welfare program, the government is spending millions trying to persuade poor people to apply for the very same benefits. Supplemental Security Income is one of the government’s fastest-growing entitlement programs. It has also run Into fierce criticism in recent years because Its monthly benefits, targeted chiefly for the elderly, blind and disabled, also go to drug addicts, alcoholics. Immigrants and Jail inmates. Since 1990, the Social Security Administration has provided $33 million for promotion of SSI, with advocacy groups using government grants to go from door to door and buy ads on television, bus benches and grocery sacks. Now, amid Republican promises to rein In SSI as part of a larger welfare overhaul, one Senate subcommittee wants to spend an additional $6 million to bring more elderly people Into the program. AIDS patients may have naw drug SILVER SPR1NO, Mrf. — AIDS patients may soon have a new drug to help boost the effectiveness of their standard treatment. Government scientists recommended Monday that the Food and Drug Administration approve the drug 3 TC to be used with A Z T , the standard therapy most AIDS patients take. Together, the drugs boost patients' Immune systems and lower the amount of the HIV virus In their blood for at least six months, says Glaxo Wellcome Co., which manufacturers both drugs. All Transmission Thomas Meade Baker. 92, Still Hopes, West Columbia, S.C.. died Saturday. Nov. 4, 1995. Bom Jan. 8, 1903 In Geneva, he moved to Columbia 00 years ago. He was a former vice president and secretary of the Federal Land Bank. He helped I organise the Central Florida Production Credit Association of [O rla n d o . He was a charter member of Columbia Clvltan Club, Forest Lake Country Club (and Columbi Cotillion. He was a |member of Trin ity Cathedral. Survivors include wife. Ann ICothran Bakers daughter, Laura Boulder, Colo: T Barclay, Bex i*Enuiociuiiucui mmmaiit nlaI* J--Dunbar inbar Funeral Home. Colibis, 8.C., in charge of ar- Georgia B. Ball. 96. of Talla­ hassee, died Tuesday, Oct. 31. 199S1 in Tallahassee. Bom in TaUapooaaJ*41a.« shi ford resident horn 1990 until 1996. She was an a R M and a pbst. BhewasEptscopaUan. Survivors Include son, Fred W . B a l l . T a lla h a s s e e ! s is t e r , Margaret Beers, Clarion. Pa.t one g r a n d s o n t one g r e a t granddaughter. CuUey'sMesdowWood Funeral in charge of i 42, Miller Friday. Nov. 9, 1966 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Born Jan. 2, 1953 in Wakefield, R .I., he moved to Central Florida in 196$. He waa a member of Family Fellowship Church. S u rv iv o rs include father. J o h n . Casselberry! m other. Dorothea, Casselberryi sisters, Kathryn Ann Simmons. Cassel­ berry, Diana Renee. Orlando, C a r e y H a n d C o a -P a r k e r Funeral Home, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. A shley Elisabeth E llin . 7, Wheeler Place. Oviedo, died Sat­ urday. Nov. 4, 1996 at Florida Hospital South. Bom Oct. 12. 198$ in Falla Church. Va.. she moved to Central Florida In 1991. She waa a member of Faith Assembly of Ood, Orlando. S u rvivo rs include parents, L a r r y and C atherine E lfin , O v le d o i b ro th e r. Z a c h a r y , Oviedo; aistera. Brittany. Can­ dace. both of Oviedo: paternal grandparents, Lloyd and Delaine M in . South Attleboro, Maas.: m aternal grandparent. Ellen A d a m s . O v le d o i p a t e r n a l great-grandfather. C la u d iu s. New Sharon. Iowa. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Fu n eral Home. Oaldenrod-Winter Park Chapel, in charge of arrange- Frieda F. Ettwein, 73, Carriage Cove Way, Sanford, died Satur­ day, Nov. 4, 1995. Bom In Allentown, Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1977. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include husband, Robert J.s daughter, Barbara Anderson, Hellertown, Pa.; son. B ru ce M o n tgom e ry. W in te r S p rin ge s ste p s o n . J o s e p h , Pennaburg, Pa.: brother. Ernest B. Frtcke. Indiana, Pa.; sister, Katherine Brown. Allentown; grandchildren: one greatfive grand grandson. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. Opal Fellows, 90, Tham es Circle, Longwood. died Friday. Nov. 3, 1995 at Florida Living Nursing Center. Apopka. Bom Aug. 5, 1906 In Battle Creek, Mien., she moved to Central Florida In 1986. She was a member of and secretary for Seventh-day Adventist Church of W in ter Springs. Survivors include daughter, Marilyn Bomstein. Longwood: one granddaughter: one greatgrandson. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. V irginia D . Harbaugh. 83. Oabriella Lane, Oviedo, died S a tu rd a y. Nov. 4 . 1995 In Winter Springs. Bam Jan . 30, 1912 in Boonaboro, Ky.. she moved to Central Florida in 1983. She waa a retired teacher. She waa a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Miami. Surivtvors Indude daughters, Ann Parrish. Oviedo. Peggy J . LemanahL Staten Island. N.Y.t sons, John D. J r .. Lexington. S.C., Barry I t , Atlanta; brothers. Robert HU1, Palatka, Curtis Hill. Pewee Valley. Ky.: staters, OUic Driaooll, Tom ball. Tex., Alma Sciallo. Houston; 13 grandch ild re n ! six g re a t­ grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Fun eral Home, Ooldenrod-Winter Park Chapel, in charge of arrange­ ments. Ruth D. Liddle. 93, Lutheran Haven. Oviedo, died Monday. Oct. 30. 1996 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. She waa bom Feb. 18. 190? In Baltimore. Md. member of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church. Winter Park. S u rv ivo rs include brother. D a vid L e ro y " T e d " M iller. Rockville, Md. C a r e y H a n d C o x -P a r k e r Funeral Home. Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. ■FREE WORKSHOP (Y o w w M m F-Nf i m port) LIVING WILLS. PUHABLEPOWERS OF ATTORNEY, i a Living W il sad a DNR07 PbriM saUasd. p w i M , c o s tk u f FREE W w ia lir ttk - lltOO A Jf. Minnie Lee Oliver, 91. Temple Drive. Titusville, died Saturday, Nov. 4, 1995 at her residence. Bom Sept. 19. 1904 In Foycet. Oa.. she moved to Central Flor­ ida In 1969. She was a home­ maker. and a member of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include son. Perry K.. Titusville; daughters. Jennie B. Hester, Estelle Edwards, both of Titusville, Luvinia Sanders, Mims. Mattie Prari Blacksheare, A m e r ic a n . O a .: 41 g r a n d ­ c h i l d r e n ; 93 g r e a t ­ grandchildren: 23 great-great* g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; one great-great-great grandchild. Wllson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. Are—Not M ^or —, ' ** *IS ' 1 Consult a Specialist lU J S IM I l ‘, nr\j o k f a m Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W . Sanford �t •A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, November 7, 1995 Nursing-------Continued from Page I A The application deadline Is November 29. with applications to lie made to the Florida Agency for Health Core Administration. A c c o r d i n g to S u s a n Shcwmnkr. director of planning for the Local Health Council oi Enst Central Florida. In Winter Park, once the state determines that additional health enre/nursing home facilities are needed, (which they have). It becomes the responsibility of various companies to flic for a Certificate of Need (CON). "After the d ead lin e for filin g for CON's." she explained, "the stnte will look over all of the applications and make a deter­ mination regarding who will have the authority to build and operate the facility." "At this time." she continued, "no one needs to specify exactly where they might build one. but they are required to give the number of rooms and approx­ imate cost they expect the de­ velopment would cost." She explained that while the slate specified the need for as many as 117 beds In the facili­ ties. some applications may be less than that number, hoping thnt the stale will select several of them, to bring the total up to the number recommended. The HRS District 7 encompnscs Orange. Seminole. Brevard and Osceola counties. Included In Hint, the Subdistrict -I Is used to Identify Seminole County. As of the listing compiled on O cto b er 3 0 . the fo llo w in g applications have been sub­ mitted for the new facility to lie located within Seminole County: • H ealth Care R etirem ent Corporation of America, for a 117 bed nursing home, costing t lO million. •Genesis Health Ventures, to build up to 117 bed nursing home. Cost. $9,945,000. •S H C C Services. Inc., add up to 40 nursing home l>cds to Florida Living Nursing Center. Cost. $2 million. • L i f e C a r e C e n t e r s of America, to build n 117 lied nursing home at $10mlllion. • Regency Health Care Cen­ ters. Inc., for a 117 bed nursing home, at a cost of $8 million. • Beverly Savanu Cay Manor. Inc., to build up to 117 lied nursing home. Cost. $9 million. • Arbor Health Care Com­ pany. build a 117 bed nursing home at $10 million cost. • Arbor Health Care Com­ pany. add 67 nursing home beds to Arbors at Orlando. Tor $10 million. • Renaissance Retirement Ltd. II. to build up to a 117 bed nursing home. Cost. $8,500,000. • N a rln e r H ealth Care ol Pinellas Point. Inc., build 117 bed nursing home at $8 million. • American Medical Associ­ ates. Inc., build 117 bed nursing Don't Mlaa A Slngls liras! LOCAI NEWS-LOCALWORM'LOCALEDITORIALS PEOPLE•HEALTHI FITNESS•EDUCATION•W U N ^ s .in ln rtl Hr r. I III i> ij. Mi'** tin it t. expects additional CON requests to Ik- submitted to her office. There was no Immediate In­ dication regarlng when such a new nursing home facility might lie established, but one appli­ cant. Renaissance Retirement Ltd. II. Indicated If the CON Is granted, the facility could be operational In 1997. home for $8 million. • Central Florida Regional Hospital, to establish a 27 lied hospital-based SNU (nursing unit), by conversion of 27 acute iH'dsnt n cost o f$ l million. The deadline still has not been reached, and (here Is n 16 dny grace |>erlod allowed by HRS. Shcwm akc said she fully Lake Mary students have formula for Chemistry Week Herald Sanlor Staff Writer________ School Continued from Page IA converted to other uses or be sold ns surplus property. A telecommunications system. |Mist(Mined bcrausc of challenges to the bidding process, has yet to lie Installed. The rest of the facility Is nearly ready for occpancy. Diane Kramer, the district's executive director of facilities planning, explains that the telecommunications equipment will be Integrated Into the office furniture so the dclny In that equipment has pul the move back more than a month. The 7 p.m . m eeting this evening will lie the only meeting held at the new facility until It opens officially at the start of 1996. Mail Continued from Pugo IA proprlateness has been submitted to and npproved by the txinrd. Now. In addition In the walls and fences which cannot be altered, the city Is trying to add "rural-type mailboxes, clustertype mailboxes, newspaper re­ ceptacles. and miscellaneous printed material distribution fa­ cilities" to the Items. Discussions on this point have been both pro and con. While there are persons who believe there must be control over such things as mailboxes In the his­ toric area to Insure a continua­ tion of the historic appearance, others disagree. They say that to force additional paperwork and appeals to boards and/or com­ mittees every time a mall box Is damaged by a vandal, or other problems occur. Is more than the average citizen should be re­ quired to follow. * The draft or amendments will be reviewed during tomorrow's meeting. The meeting Is scheduled to begin this Wednesday, at 4:30 p.m.. In the city commission conference room of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. LAKE MARY - So you think Chemistry Is a dry. boring sub­ ject? Think again. The science students at Lake Mary High School are fetelng their favorite subject matter this week as they celebrate National Chemistry Week. The week, sponsored by the American Chemical Society, is designed to enhance the public's awareness of the contributions that chemistry makes to society and our every day lives. "We sometimes don't think about all of the ways chemistry affects our lives." chemistry teacher Debbie Torres said. Torres Is the faculty sponsor who. with a committee of stu­ dents. has planned the school's chemistry week celebration. try." Torres explained. One of the highlights of the week, she said. Is when the classes get together to assemble a human periodic table In the Don T . R e y n o ld s fo o tb a ll stadlufti. School officials arc checking to see If that display Is the biggest human periodic table on record. Frank Schwartz, a spokesman for the school, said the Oulnness Book of World Records Is being consulted and the Oulnness of­ ficials have been contacted In case a record Is broken. Throughout this week, the students are dressing up as their favorite scientists and helping to educate the others In the school community about the contribu­ tions that person made to science and how those contribu­ tions affect us today. The committee decided to show the community the ways In which chemistry makes a d iffe re n c e In th e liv e s of everyone. Also, the chemistry students will seek their fame and fortune by participating In the Chemical Trivia Qame Show where they will compete against one another for the title of top chemistry student. "Our food, clothing, houses, cars, medicines — all the things we can see. taste, touch or smell — depend on modem chemis­ The students at Lake Mary High School are planning for a fun and en lig h ten in g week learning about chemistry. 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CHOICE O F SPAGHETTI, UNOUINI OR ZITI OVEN BAKED ENTREE8..........M W to S6.99 S ID E O R D E R S UTTUtDS totMUHMW. k M N S / M h , « - MISMBS KVKWI C dhlM H Il �Sanford Herald TUESDAY netters ousted Oviedo, Lake Mary girls knocked out of playoffs SANFORD — Weetvtew Baptist Church and Fisher. Laurence. Deen it Fromang posted u itdefeated records In action from the Sanford Recreation Departm en t Fan Co-Ed Recreational Volleyball League In the Dan Pelham O ym natorlum at Sanford Middle School Monday. Westview was 34) in the A Dtvteton. Other records were: Simpsons (2-1). Ntchol'a Outboard (1 -2) and lU thy'sB a by Shop (0 6 ). Fisher. Laurence, Deen 6 Fromang was a perfect 84) In the B Division . Other results were: Church of Ood (4-1), Reciters (3-2). First Methodist-Flames I (2-3), First Methodlst-Flames 11(1-4) and Part A ir (0 6 ). Hocksro win nalMtor W IN TE R SPRINGS - Th e POS-Hackers Im­ proved to 7-1 with a 6 6 , came-from-behind victory over Soap Box m action from the Winter Springs Women's Fall Stowpttch Softball League at Central WtndeParfc Monday night Tw o Hackers errors and tiro walks put Soap M ID D L E B U R O — Oviedo was limited to a mere eight kills Monday In a 1 8 -3 .1 8 4 loss to Mlddleburg In C la s s 6 A r e g io n a l s e m ifin a l volleyball action. Th e Broncos beat the Lions and avenged a loss In the 6 A sectional finals last season. "W hen I told our kids we had a choice of playing DeLand or Oviedo, they said ‘We want Oviedo'," said Mlddleburg coach Carrie Prewett.' "W e have had Oviedo on our minds since ere beat NlcevlUe last week." Oviedo squandered five side-out opportunities and had only one kill while Mlddleburg Jumped out to an 114) advantage In game one. Cindy Ltyenquiet finally got the Lions on the scoreboard with three straight service points to trim the margin to 11-3. Unfortunately for the Lions, the Broncos closed out the game with four straight service points after the two teams traded side-outa. "W e were a little nervous, and we didn't play as well as we could have," said Oviedo coach Anita Cartoon. "Mlddleburg Is a very good team, and I don't want to take anything away from them. Last year we played them in our gym. and this year we played In their gym. That'm ade a difference. We mtosrd a lot of serves, which we don't normally do. We also got a little Intimidated." Tw o service points by Michelle lead to start game two. Mlddleburg then took a 6-2 lead before Shannon Munns trimmed the deficit to 6-3. Five straight service points by the Broncos made the score 11*3, but Cutter pulled Oviedo to within 11*4 with a service point. Mlddleburg extended the lead to 14*4. but Oviedo fought back one last time when Munns posted two service points to make the score 14*6. The Broncos then closed out the.match after the teams exchanged side* outs. Munns and Bonnie Dedelow each had two kills to lead the Lions' attack, while Ltljenqulst. Michele L o w e . L e a h H a r k le w lc x a n d Laurene Booth each added one. Oviedo defeated Lake Mary in the 6A. District 4 championship to reach the state playoffs, and later defeated 6A. District 3 runner-up DeLand to reach the regional semi­ finals. The Lions finished the season with an overall record of 21*6. "W e had a really good season." Carsion said. "W e did much better than anyone expected. I'm very happy with the way the team came through In the regular season and district tournament." In other 6A regional semifinal action Monday, Lake Mary lost at Pensacola Escambia 18*3, 18*10. The Rams, who were runner-up In 6A, District 4, finished with an overall record of 18*13. Lake Mary defeated 6A. District 3 champion Deltona to reach the regional semi­ finals. Leah Harkiewicx (No. 10) and Michelle Lowe (right) had one kHi eaoh, but the Oviedo Lions were knocked out of the state voileybeH piayoffe by the Mlddleburg Broncos In the Reglonel Semifinals Monday night. Cowboys, 49ers to meet for Majors Flag title squaring off at high noon: and the Jaguars and Steeiers coming back to end the season at 1 p.m. In other league action, the Giants had to forfeit a victory last week against the Hurricanes, handing the Hurricanes the championship In the Senior Division. The final standings in the Seniors are: the Hurricanes (3-1). the Cowboys (4-2). the Olants (3-3) aod the Bears (0 6 ). 60R2MBt4,2ABnsr * Brian Richmond sosssd tonchdownomi a 78 yard run and a 40 yard punt return tntoad the Cowboys to the vtetofifs Richmond alao had an extra point run. as did Billy tbtater. Frank Martin made a game-saving Interception and D a n n y W oods saved a touchdown with a big grab of a Raiders flag on a kick off return. Cedi Cooper had the lone Raiders touchdown on a three-yard run and Orady Hutchins added *Jere aal,'m y’a9Bhu.«M «M M cCray and J im m y Poatell had touchdown runs, while Brian Wade and Quentin Herring had Important Interceptions to lead the 4Bers to the victory. runforthe l Oera. Orady Hutchins acored I on a five-yard run. Cecfl C drive with an fntercepdoa. Red Sox tie Rotary Breakfaet 1260 pm. 3:40 i a | am k and throe Level 8 session 16.1 It 10pm and4:30 p m hraduhaand02 forchBaran. 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Powering C ra iy Wtogs/Todd a Produce were Shaw (double, three singles, n m , two RBI), Ortte and Dow (one double, two Also contributing were Carol Dick snd Marie Byrd (one run each) and Tom Kelly and Rose Ross (one RBI each). two alngfoa, three runs, RBI). Jo h n Bearles (two triples, throe Village Paints was led by Sue Nlckle (four singles, run. two RBI), Richard Stewart (triple, two doubles, two runs, three RBI), Paula Songer (double, two singles, two runs, RBI). Jeff Neff (three singles, two runs), Danny Graccy (triple, run. two RBt). Dee Walden (double, run. RBI). Cory Keefer (double. RBI). Sue (double, single, two runs, two RBt). Also hittin g were Lynette Barkley (double, run. RBI), Barb Cole (double. RBI). Bobby McRae (tingle, run, two RBt). Kevin Moore (two runs) and Della Garner (run). Providing the offense for Unde Nicks were Yofonda Cos (two (single, two runs, RBt). Sarah Wiggins (single, two runs). Kenya Lawson (single. RBI). Janlne Fisher (single, run) and Jennifer Sellers (single). Doing the hitting for Rotary Breakfast C lu b were Crystal Caine (triple, single, run), April Pearson (two Mingles, run. taro RBI). 8ophla Littles (triple, taro runs), Tinnle Riggins (double. RBI) and Pst Doaud snd Holly Cowan (one single each). Leading General Parcel Serv­ ice were Terstcge (triple, three singles, three runs, three RBt). Ward (home run, double, single. CBCflJt EM?bIVKUI A iK M r S O d (OOtlKMCp singles, run, two RBI), Dsve Btakey (two singles, RBI). Ann Garnett and Karen VcrvlUe (one single and one run each). Jack Bemtng (tingle. RBI). Bonnie Chaplin (tingle), C hip Sm ith PANAMA C IT Y - Despite 32 points from freshman guard Jo h n Mobley, the Seminole C o m m u n ity C o lle ge m e n 's basketball team dropped Its season opener Friday, losing 99-89 to the Oulf Coast Communlty College Commodores In the Applebee's Classic. E a rlie r F rid a y , O kaloosa' Walton C C thrashed Alabama's Bishop State CC. 79-42. The Raiders return to action tonight. Tuesday. Nov. 7. at Indian River Community Col­ lege. SCC's first home game ts scheduled for Nov. 28, when the Rochester, N .Y.) tossed In a game-high ala three-point field goala to highlight his 32-point performance. Sophomore power forward Arnett Young (Washing­ ton D.C.) added IB points and 12 rebounds while small forward Toree Thom pson (Oreenvllle. S.C.) contributed 11 points. Freshman point guard Bennie Taylor (Savannah. 0a.) collected 11 assists, eight rebounds, and five points. Th e Commodores, which had score in double away from a 46-46 figures. II *4 M, WNNSMIS I M A k M m m s r* MtB$}/?4SBSl c f i iin iM ilii HEY KIDS! WIN A CHRISTMAS TEDDY BEAR Contest Roles �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, Novambar 7, 1996 - SB People Ovtreilsrs to gather A regular meeting of Overeaten Anonymous la conducted on Tuesday* at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, comer of Park and Sth, Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 322*0687. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and Mends of addicts, will meet ______ „ _______________ _________ Hospital. For more Information, call M M 3 0 4 . Clogging classes formtd The Old Hickory Stompers offer free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 to B p.m. Call 340*9629 for more Information. Take off pounds esnslbty Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly, TO P S, invite the public to join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 1607 BanforoAve,, Sanford. Th e group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:18 and 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on weight foes will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323*1768 or 323*1664. Toastmasters moot Seminole Community College (8CC) Toastmasters Club *8861 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m., at third Tuesday of every month, at 7 p.m „ at the Ramada Inn, S.R. 434 In U ngw ood. VMtora and prospective members 'are wefooms to attend. Blood Bank sssks donate Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. 8econd S t For information, call 322-0622. Optimist Club moots weekly Th e 8anford Optimist Chib meats every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323*2164 o r 322*0298. Klwanls Club meats Wednesday S h e e x te n d s lo vin g care to o thers Many doctors, nurses and other employees have reaped the benefits of cosy afgans, pillows and booties to sport their tiny bundles about town. Farmer commented.” I love people. I've met so m any lonely people. It's nice to be able to help th e m . T h e o th e r a u x ilia r y workers have become like family tom e.” Duties from working at the Information desk, surgical wait* tng room, short stay surgical desk to cholesterol screening all prove Farmer’s flexibility and willingness to assist. Aa mem* bershlp chairman of the aux­ iliary, Fanner reviews applica­ tions of Interested parties for volunteer activities at the hospt* SANFORD - Vivian Farmer has been a resident of Sanford for 12 years. Although now a widow, she has found that by surrounding herself with people through her volunteering she has been able to keep the loneliness at bay. For over 11 years Fanner has labored as an auxiliary volunteer at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital, now owned by Colombia / HCA. Working from three to five days a week and from four to six hours a day, Farmer keeps her schedule filled with her loving care extended to others. She recently received her pin for 6,000 hours of volunteer time donated to the organisation. Many co-workers agree that Fanner la "one of the most real and genuine people” they know. One co*worker com m ented,” She's such a happy and gener*. to sta y hom e . " I took u p crocheting," she said. " I just dot tn re d a th o m e . When you lose your husband you need some* thing to do to take your mind off of things." Her talent of crocheting has alao been used to help at the hospital. Most newborns wear Tm " **^8ome days I interview four to live people/’ she said. "After 1 Interview the people I give them a tour of the hospital.” From running errands, an­ swering the phone, delivering patients to various floors, col­ lecting money for cholesterol screening and general tnquiries. Farmer keeps on her torn volun* r — ------- home crocheted hats made by Farmer's own gentle hands, Raffles to raise money for the hospital's scholarship hind has featured m uch of her crocheted Item s. " L a s t y e a r I m ade Thanksgiving dolls for the ref* Teach children kindness ADWOS for parents with »ut she m a k ts kria for those Hospital Colombia / H C A c a l 321*4500 and request the de putm ent for auxiliary volun Shorter days cause plant color change ABIGAIL VAN BUREN \ Th e Ktwania Chib of Sanford holds its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center, North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront Visiting Ktwanlana are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 32&8098. This happened in a small town in Minn— oto: After months of cosn* plakdag to ths administration, the parents finally 'wired" their son, and with that concrete evidence, they sued the echool board and won) That woke up a lot of echool dis* tricta around here. M y eon is now In' niftllr grade and all Is wall. Parents, get tm Sk and things will get better! M INNESOTA MOM U s n w l i g 1 9 T O O nV O vw Th e Over 50 Dance Club danoe la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 •4 J O p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Briton lane 11-piece band. Donation 82.00. t call Batty.6660144. or Lucy, 822*7677. Widowed Persons meet My daughters 1 time on ths playgn in the classroom, When did sodri children In Instltu parents of their n msswt kwos. Th e sweet gum re to Florida and can wwn relatively utue sJSSiB B a a S S Is j jn n a iL u t eon who p v e Nan I tioo for hte driver's Abby, it isn’t ju country who are d vision. I am socks! Harpers and Quasi aside (September tl tel dty of Edtobun I tH r ? r T * H p ? ‘— nr n m r J B B L J ___ T �\ f • * 1 » I » 4 B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tu te d a y, November 7, 1999 ________ - 1 - ■ Legal Notice! Legal Notice! IN TNR FAMILY COURT IH -M -S S -IB H BTATR OF SOUTH OANOUNA COUNTY OF PICRINC Heather Bowling Patterson and Mark F. Patterapn, Plaintiffs, vo. Richard B. McKlnnay, Defendant. in-Pa: Brandon M. Bowling, a minor under the ago ot fourteen (14) years, DOB: MAY t4, IM S TO THE DEFENDANTIS): Within thirty (SO) days ot receiving this notice, you ore required to respond m writing by tiling with the Plckena County Clark at Court, Family Court Ol ell Ian, Pickens, South Carolina, nolle# of Infant to contest. Intervene or omerwtee respond. You era further required to Inform title Court of a currant addroea and at any changes in address during tha adoption proceeding. NOTICt: Failure to tIN a raaponsa within thirty (10) days ot receiving thfe notice commute* consent to adaption ot the child and forfeiture Of Ml IN THECIR CUIT COURT OF THE EIOMTCCNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CAIC NO. I H M00-DR-0IA IN RE : THE ADOPTION OF: C F P. * A MINOR CHILD. NOTICt OF ACTION To: Robert S. Pancarl lllt E Cheryl Drive Winter Park, FL Mm YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor Adoption hat baan lllrd In tha Instant cat* and you art required to tarva a copy of you written dtftntet. It any, to It on STEVEN O. HORNEFFER. ESQUIRE. Pttlllonara attorney, whose address It 101 SunnyNwtt Rd . Suite l#f. Casselberry. FL 31707. on or before me IJth day of NOVEMBER, im . and tile the original with tha Clark of this court either before service on petitioner's attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter: otherwise a default will bt entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. Dated mis Sth day ol October, ms MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol me Circuit Court By: Diane K. Brummett Deputy Clerk Publish: October It, la, Jl and November t, 10*1 DEI lia respect to tha child named above m mt* complaint. B.C. Coda Ann. 10-7-1714 (t) (1) (ttdt). ALVIN 0. JOHNSON ACKER, WtLMAKSR AND JOHNSON P.O. Baa BN Pickens. Baum Carolina I N T I DATED: Auguat S. IBM Publish: October 11 and November 7,14, IM S PB1*170 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BIOMTSENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON IIM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION PILINO.tM 4M -CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OP JOSEPH MARSHALL R O O IRI •P INTENT TO FSLR A ravnrvMTV wr OTOT ▼M i ft— ft*i Ptrtnorohtp known aa Ranaiaaanaa Ratuamant LTD, it (L.RI, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admin Ittrat lan a! tha •ttata at JOSEPH M. ROGERS, deceatad, Flla Numbar t l t t t CP, It pending Ht ttw Circuit Court tor SamlnaN County, Flor­ ida. Probata Civilian, tha address of which It Ml North Park Avanua, laniard, Florida Mttl. Tha nemos and addraeaat of mo partanal rapratantatlva and tha partanal roprosenlatlva't attorney era tat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N O TIFIED TH A T: All persem on whom mtt notice It served who have ablecliont that challenge tha valid­ ity at tha will, the RwaUftttttam ot tha partanal ropraunNtlM, venue, or lurladlctlen at mit Court are required N tIN thalr oblectiant with this Cavrt W ITH IN T H E L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTRR THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Ail creditors at ma dacadanl and other persona having clobno dant'i aslaN mwat fit claims wim this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, OESAANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL NS FOREVER BARRED. The data el fha Drat publica­ tion ot mia Notice N October list. IftS_ Partanal Rapratantatlva THOMAS J. MAHER *M1 Washington Avanua Racine. Wltcanaln O N ATTOnwy Hr rg fg w n R i n s b in w t iv iit i JAMES AHATTAW A V Hutchison. MamaN A Coever, P A . P.O. Or ewer Hat Sanford, FLMTTt ld » W -M 1 Florida Bar No, SSINSI Publish: OcSMar II and tie u mber r, lift DEISM Edward E. Lana, Cannia N. Nragdin, Chria B regi on, Kathy m u - a ^ r H W ( V i T fC W n B bV>N« riNwvM t McCann B Darrab C. Tucker, a* E4UB SUN a i r t n afbSl>N P R f M If t psN W i and W n liu a SvnN BN eftleac are located M: 4004 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notlcf NOTICE SSMINOLB COUNTY BIFNBDBWAY AUTHORITY IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUUIT IN AMO FOR BBMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. BS-4BSCA OfYlBfON 14-1 STATE STREET BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, FlainHff(a) v*. FRANCISCO A. COLON, of al. Defendant (e| NOTICE OF FORBCLOBURB BALI NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot toracloaur* dated November End, I E H , and entered In Case NO. tS -llfC A of Iho Circuit Court of Iho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In end tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida wherein •TATI STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE le tha Plaintiff and FRANCISCO A. COLON. HILDA E. COLON, FIRST DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK or* the Defendant* I win Mil to the highest and boat bid* dor lor cash af tha araat front door ol the Seminole County Court house, Sanford, Florida at 11:00 a.m„ on Iho 7th day ot DECEMBER, 1MS, the following described property aa eat forth In m M Final Judgment: Lot bl, TWIN RIVERS BEC. TION III-B. UNIT I, according to the plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book 40, pago* 31,11,14, IE and M, Public Recorda ot Saminolo County, Florida. WITNESS MY HAND and fha Mai of tfba Court on NOVEM­ BER 3rd, 1HS. Ml THE CIRCUIT COURT, M A N S FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY, The Bamlnol* County Espraceway Authority announce* there will ba a regu­ larly scheduled public meeting to which all parson* art Imrlttd DATE: Wednesday, November lfnd. t i l l . TIME: 1:M P.M. LOCATION: County Services Building, Commission Chambers (Room lO lt) Y101 East First Street Sanford, Florida 1(771 OENERAL SUBJECT MATTER TO BE DISCUSSED: Tha pro­ posed OraanoWay 'musing link* batsraan U t I7/E1 and Intaratat* 4 In Bamlnol* County. Additional information may ba obtained by contacting: Ocrcld N. t r Inton, Ecccuttvc Seminole County Erprestway Authority Phono (407) 111-USD, oatanoion 7774 SPECIAL NOTE: Thor* wlH be no mooting m tha month ol Daeambor a* the Authority la new moating M-monthly. PERSONA WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ AttIBTANCt TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON. TACT THE SEMINOLI COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY OFFICE 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 111-1110. EXTENSION 7771. PERSON! ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO AFFtAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE MIETINOBJMIARINGB, THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH MJRPOIB THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINBS IB MA0« WHICH INCLUDES THB TB8TIMONT AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO B I BAI4D, PER SECTION IM.01M , FLORIDA STATUTES. Publish: November 7. IM S 0CJ-I1 Atlanta, DA a t ilt ; annauncas ita mtent sa tie a cenmeeie at h, IBM with tha NlnaAM v ByPYB^Da ® Agon f.■■I^Py Uggla|| frE^NIr Aggm w P^^f® VLaRt*idb,L*B*aklLdb* La ® M I'l® LakJ* NW rilRIrasigtlEni TekInmRP B®|Fvf® f7 trill soak a Cartitieata at Need W i d A m e f a M i n m a « n m w w b e iib E WO ■UsnOniBKKi 19 COtlVuVCi and oairate up sa a on* hun.in n a far a coat ef M.soo,oao. it w « ba b u n s m Bemlnoto County. NRS Otatrict T, Bubdlatnct 4. Tha prafoel, It bi 1M7. and win b* md apiraiad Bp m* The authartaad canam MUg gsglggl |g A gN M N I MB®*N I® Y YrMW N un n Hh Mack nVNNwun wMbik A WW F|. U“ gWgBn nte #rw m Inc., «at N. Tramain Data, FL 1ETIT 1 ,7, IBM Notice it hereby given that w* era engaged In butmasi at ISM Eagle Neat Circle, Winter Springe, FL 1E7M, gemlnclc Caunty, Florida, under the FNddouo Name af MARRAUR 10 u n fit said name with the tec ratary of State, Taiiahtaaaa, Florida. In accardanc* with the provision* af the Fictitious Nam* Statute, To-Wlt: taction MB.M, Fieridc Itatuta# tb»7. Corporation! Tibet Hwreoi Pubitsh: Narambar T, 1EM DBJ-M M TNR nNIINT a w w ^ N M I Mv w w w N V are angaaad bt Busmas* at 1#M S. French Aeo , Buford, FL 1177S, t amlnala Caunty. Fiertda, under the Ftamttaue *f A -t TASS I ME M , Fiertda I Richard C. Blmpoon Rabart P. Lllkman BuNUyi. MaiMkRI ■ v fw W R w g r f eg IM f gaA p O R J-ll af A TiA N TM L KLOUSE F/K/A SANORA L LAMBERT AND JOHN DOE RLOUSC, HER UNKNOWN HUBBANOi EUGENE KLOUSE, Dafandantfa). M T I t l DP BACk af Carparatiana, " bt by Lula C arnot rowrvcbm J aauWR MP g fv® 1 YFYggt, peeparty situate In Caunty, Florida, LOT 7. BLOCK D, SEMINOLE BITES, ACCONOtNO TO T H I P U T THEREOF, RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IB. PAGES 40-41 OP THE PUBLIC HSCORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A l i l t WOLF TRAIL, CAEMLStARY, PL EET07, THE W IST FRONT BOON l .__ NOLI OOUNTV OOUHTHOOSE SANPORO, FLORIDA, M t f 44 A-M.. an the EMi day af DECEM­ BER, IMS. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT BY Jane s. Jaaawic Oeputy Clerk tantaiC. Cenouegr*. Isqutre SM7 North BouNwbd CELEBRITY COTIR I VM OO fOIVO I^ R ^ w y --------- to a Final Summary af Faroe laaura In the abase-afytad bt Mm CtreuN Court of FINN FubbaRt N iS mbir 7, tl ■ V 11 ’ •« accordance with the Americana wRh OHabamac Act, accammedaHan to parttdpata ®mr— rtifi® i(po ^PWrww^pso s^g on aavan (7) D O I D P P M T O F . ' B U N N LP — spouse* claiming by. through, and under any of tha abavanamed Defendants, AM EH M B NOTICE O P FO M C LM M S NOTICE la hereby given that tha undersigned Clark of the Circuit Court ot Seminal* County. Florida, will on Mm Sth day of December, IM S, al 11.-0D o'clock A.M. al tha West Front door ol tho Bombtola County CourthouM In Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and Mil at public outcry to tha highast and boat bidder lor cash, tha fabaalngdescribed property situate in Seminole County. Florida: Lot 4t. OVIEDO TERRACE according to tha Flat thereof sa recorded In Plat Book If , Pas* S, Public Record* ef Bamlnofa County. Florida. pursuant ta tha Final Judgmint entered bi a caa* ponding bt •iM Court, tha atyt* of which la Indicated above. in accordance with the American With Diaabtblws Act, parson* with dtaebHMIot head­ ing a special accommodation ta patlcipale In Mil* proceeding snail contact ADA Caorgbiptar, M l N. Park Avanua, Butt* NICt, Sanford. Florid* s i m , talaphana 40T-M 1-4IM I 4117, not Istsr than flag (8) Bays prior t* tha pratSSSMB. If hear­ ing Imp*wed. (TDD) 1-MB-BM•771, or Mies (V) 1-B00-BBE1770, vis Fionas Relay Bsrrtaa. WITNESS my hand and ettwiaJ Mai af said Court (Me End day of Nevtmbor. ttM . (COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORE! CLERK OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana I . Jaaawic OsHDuttf Ctiril CVICTOR BUTLER. JR.. P.A. 11111. RobInton bfraot Orlando, Florida S M B t-tm (407) IM-4400 Publish: November T, 14,1bH DCJ-tt ROTtOB OP IN TE N T T O AJPtNB/ABBPT RULES Tha Bt. John* River Water Management District (DMtrtatt give* otic* of N* intent to amand or adept nda* addraialng Mm letWATER WELL CONSTRUCTION These praooMd ml* revision* update the District* water wad construction program la maintain ceneleteney af Mm oasSosrtdo programs, smith inetudaa updating forma, minor change* In parmttting matters and Inaorparatian af delegation agreement* nacaaattatad by mi* change* of tb# O itartmant of Enrironmanfal PraSactMn, Tha apaalfM mia eoettene | >changed ar* 44C-101t, 4PC-1.041, a d C -l.U t, a d 4*CAdmbHMrafied Cede, (FJL0J. 3 MOi. Fiertda I SOVEREIGN BUBMERGEO LANDS The Department af Envbonmontal Protectlan (DIP) and mm Truataa* of Mm Internal tmpmvamsnt Tmat Fund have adapaad Wasldsm, s w m i i i e l a m l b * J — -*-■ * —— ■ mu** i v^ ur vug in® |vfm rvvivw vr* j■ nwMKti iMfinm flfNl ttppHsgllMig tot ptopftototy i SEAA W i^k lbk AmMmed lu s d g 0 C ■ P H IP ( U U I D O H M P I ) O P I N N P . M l N. Pork Aeonuo. Bulla N M t, Sanford. Florida 1I7M, Totophont 407-111-4110 ait. *1*7. M hairing impabad can* 14*1 TOO 1-BM -M M 771, 1M l M l 1770 ria Florida hreiay 40C-40, FJLC., kacaini certain District start M the Orlando *Winter Park 407/831-9993 The adm inletration ot Iho at MARINA R. WOtTSCHECK, deceased. FH# Numbar bl-044-CF. la pending bt I he Circuit Court for Bemlnoto County, Florida, ot svhlch t* Seminole County CourthauM, P. O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida llTTt-O SSt. Tha namM and address** of Mm persons! representative and eaan uif apqm tiw nm *l awmammm^nAiumis rvprvtcniinivv 1 attorney ar* eat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARB NOTIFIED TMAT: AH paraant an whom this notice la aatvad who have abiactlans tha* choHong* fha saildtty ef the trill, the Qualities. Mona af i^te paraonaf ragraaanaf the Court, ar* required ta fM* thaw ob(action* srtth this Court WITHIN TH I LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVtCE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AN creditors of tho decadent end other person* having claim* or demand* agabtef dacedents eclat* an wham a copy af Mb* npttaa la aarirad data af tha hret pudtteattoo af Bba nafiaa rmml (Ha Ihab tlaima trim ttiw Caurt WITHIN T N I LATIR OP THREE MONTHS APTBR THE DATS OP T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICt OR THIRTY DAYS APTBR THE 0*71 OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH ether aradRorg ef the dacegam and parsons having claim* ar demand* against the deca­ dent B aetata mutt III* their Malm* wRh this caurt WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER T H I OATS OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAWS, OEMAbOE AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. Tho data af tha fbtt publicsMblm Mbl Lorn |w UAbAnlAf - ^ r ’ 1 ® T U ■*w PB W L I B w FW' B Wt f 7 7W .1 H B . _ Personal ^1s^st^l^l^m1iv^i HENRY I . WOITSCMECK 747 Pcraanai ^learaaomativc. THOMAB C. GREENE. No.11B474 RO. Baa EM BIS Baa* PbM Btraat Sanford, Flanda U 7 7 I -H N (417) 111-47*1 111 PubHahi 7,14, IBM CLASSinCODIPT. HOURS Ml AM. •Ml Ml. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 1*401*0*4**■ A( T M MBS 14 FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY S SUNDAY ■otf et*ooe7® b Nm lYOtaatataoVI^ 8 II®® V0*44*040*4000404*0*0*04*41.11 B ia s H M n art pot k tm , i n H bb I Hoot * 3 Llntl MIaIhmmb NOW ACCEPTING BchodJng moy Include Bcrgbn HwMr M tw com M an < Cancel when yougMrwuEi Roy arty fardey* your cdiuramrmcocnwd LN* M dMtrlplbin Nr taMcb mcubc. Copy mud Wow occcpIAbN W gmphtw Nrm. NNmrnorMb kaqucncy UN* arc ovalcMc. 0EA0UNEB Tuesday teu Friday t l Noon Tha Day Bator* Pubkeadon Sunday 11 NoenFridey A D JU m ttN TS ANO CREOfTBi bt tho *vmm of an brrw bt an ad, Ibe ■ I. |. , a*■* *^ —re*hp geauulbip (bmSIpmA|mppg||wmpplp WNi wbMPMfmWlwBMIWm and only W Rta dotofd d( IM COM ol Bud btoartlon. PNOOO dhddb yaurod lor ooouracyBm Brat day Rrano. _______ 11—Farsanals 11—lldw ty Cart HILUtAVEN HEALTH CARE CENTER. IgotliHtlgg A re- II—CamalfYLat» 55srnnRmi5ziisrTORr I Comotory M t, Old* by rid*. BMMOOOR.......... 4E7-W-IIN Ltgil Notlctt OP PMttTtRUR HAIER ar* ongogod bi butMMM at 1000 Bavogg Ct.. Buna tOE. Langwaad, PL 1I7S0, Bominota County, Florida, under tha Ftttiltew* Name af ARAL rogittor paid nam* with tho Division of Corporation*, TMWMOOQO Florida, bi acearDanes w m in® pi uii®sww ®y the Fictitious Norm BtsMaa. 1Y-WK: Section EOE-gg, Florid* Statbtao 1*01. hsmoi* KoobW Mary Dinkier Rubbed: NivMhbM 7 ,1EBB 0BJ-B4 manta abw oaampt tha following tram Hw need la I ‘ -- ------------------ lS-»#tctol WtWdB HUNDRED* OP CHILOREN are la aaad af WtrtM badM*. Diva a pNe* at your heart. Call Fester Parent Recruitment af 4I7-N14M1 PBRPa iTURR FPPGREE INE TO ; f f l . * >?>h ,Mn r ^ , Sanford, PL s irrt i Rodrigue* ■Mite AvPIHM , PL 1*771 In tha fMlawlng praparRn 1M7 CHEVROLET, VM lItBlTTW IBtNT/ •14,40040 U.B. CURRENCY P. BBUNOER. af tha . County, Florida, through hi* eh leers, ap B S tlEO ta rW -N M RABAT CARE. ■ aaeO AV E, NIRNTt, ' W1BKENDE........... JE14WL whoumysminM • NO RBBIETRATION F B I aaARMEMIyadFYaa MRB.EMCNILLSBNOUBI __________ W17EM__________ MART A t OAYCARB. Baby* Nat Pra-l chMlI Lake Mary. L k. W04-7............ ............... NtCS AREA. Ina, Naming CPR. Nncad yd., ha Noflu IMwb.MBMM arm wdi RROUEST Mf (flM Court, Cfvdbhrioleh, ...................... CbOUR, Ida. Had ® Y^k-- ---.^-l riamd By the Judge and R wih pMlu|WUb yB HPai pEu® A ^®WA |js P® iNaup ^m W Oy^^Wy B w WERdWi ta thN request far farfgRwB, I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a bua Bad aarraat copy of thN I N Mw Clark I RUE imt m Of OctP (M A L I iM IM C b tu d Caurt M iw ® ® t® ® ifi rtmWO Byi MUrtayC.HafBtrt m --------«— j - m -----------e. . M i ------ i j . by U .l m AsB ^m dpu kS ®W ® aPWlI M f d M T WUI BfR (EBB. MANY ANN R U M , Legal Counsel Florida Bar N«. O EIIEll 1 IM S* i a aan- ------------------------- LechArbar. Reward. MMfJY. A RUALlTY T k i S ? i m T T ! 7 school Naming. CERWbMf. nurManriafl............ JM-Hf4 CHILD CARE Id MY NOm I . Reasonable ratal, tancad yard. MON-EAT. WE-fErt. CHILDCARE IN MY NORM. IN RBi FORFEITURE OF t*E7 CHEVROLET, VINI11E377W1BIM7 B14.BB0.00 UNITED STATES CURRENCY they Pa nM quabfy far thM pirmK. Tha Chapfar flip caa, FJl C m — -------- ■- a . .nbiisnls M s conform uaNana fOfl aid t l a and 4OC-C00.111, FJL.C., la McUen B1-S4SE7B, FJLC. Ttw ap«k ctfte ruM Mcbtea praaaMd M h* changa* ar* 40C-1 ABIE, 0ACMSB, 40C-4.10I, 44C-4.101, 40C-40.1U, OBC-OSMBI, 44C404411, and 44 C -4 B EJit FJLC. OONMWPT1Y1 USB PRRMITT1NR Tha 0N4rtM it NRMWbM peruana pi Ohapwrg aoc-i, 400-4, dhd EBO-BB. FJLCT. aad A p t tn i g mm ChapMr 44C-K, K f t , mrtdumbls* far certain crnabar eo^ r m ^ i^vMC^M wamr. Tha prapaaad arnandrnama la Chapter 4BC-1, PJLO., raalaaMry the mi- s - i - c l. ^ u ^ U » - - « i - »s i— f d p J a mam. Wftinci i iPiiPPin ®nFMvf»wi ib w pmmpWppk v um biiipii C bM bylM beby u b® m p i pn* paaad amandmarda to Chapter* 40C-1 and 4BC-BB, FJLC-, and a new prcgoMd Chapfar 4DC-U. FJLC., whiah chanpa the procaning ef cartMn eoneumptnre u m panart appiicMHaa. Thaaa prapcMd mia amandmirla wdi nal bicraM* tha peraur m i l l IIqh ||§| cmiKitty The MMndmanta to Chaptar 4BC-I, FJLC.. and Bm AppBaaMB Handbook: Concumptise Llaes af Water cha af appbcMlana far aartain amabet canaumi which ar* currently permuted aa mdiridual parmHa la I penerat and neficad panorM permHi . TMa reduce the time period naeded ta obtain * I mtt tram tha Otatrict, without reducing the BLACR PEMALB PUP^V. 1/t month aid. tlmlnaN Form* araa.Calli»l7)4F._________ LOET PARROT, "F*dra",ir’ 17— Mwrs«ry A C m taction 40C-4g.11t, FJLC., la (action 41-141A7I, FJLC. Tha prcpM id mia amandmantc ta Chapter l i e 414. FJLC., appoint certain Otatrict MaR aa tha Gasarnbw BaardY epant lor •jkm iM wl v-vW p p l■PBbjhdLdi H ) r V B B awl V i fMWbTl IPWMwkRL lP^ Ebahilf^mM * 1 B 1 1 v M pwl vrv iWmsB ^WM^ ®Hi B ® iW H R ® » A i u y * ® Y® 9 ®*YtF1Y®Y1*Tv®WX®l i v B U v T u B ® ® " " T IT ^ W rlW I I — L — 1 4 F d m i® M TM B ^ J .R M O T I C I IB H I R t B V ffVR N ,.B M t Lbba A 1 ®HM!i » ®>»iliwni* MS M OTr !®V M Nilowing certMMMofi) ha* m*d said «a» nntAN (t) faraiaa dMd ta Ba itauad Mgrwan. The ccrtlflcat# hbidBar(g) and y*or(t) M Iemmum . Sw dottripItu . >o4 BMm >kPf ®T ER^m 1TW pnHPPrlrf ® yb® Tn® fMHM(t) M Whidl tt Wd* 411111 adb/arYMlariaw*: CartthcateNaMW YaarM tMutncg; WEE. OaacrtptMh M Preptrty: L I 0 LOT t t l L I M 1 4 E N F T ) C • t i l l IfT ADO TO OVIEDO PS IR O ttt Fra* medical carp, transpor­ tation. counMilng, private doctor plus living tspanict . Bar 7717111 Clearwater Aftenwy Jaba PrtcfMf. ...f-W M »7JM E ALONB7 R IIP IC T S D dating bureau rinea 1*771 All agat 1EEMO*477 (Man iff- targadlccaunt) J I P P I B B IO D L B C O M I, RLE A l l CONTACT, Barton Crum, at Central Fionas RaoNnal IlMMitsl. Ream Ml QUIT MkOKINO- Iff Day. Pram nonprofit loundatlan. Oactar aparavod. 100% quaranfM. Calf Jean............. f47 NPMf* Fiertda u OR l-W t t i -b m b 7.14, IBM C L A S S I f IEDS 7 .1 4 ,1EM PREVIOUS SOLUTION:*Acc«rdioRB don't play ‘Lady of Soam,' doooM Do' — Herb Caan oteaabr NEA. me IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: MARINA R. WOtTSCHECK, mTW r S W m FNWwrittfe:(®®®Mi ®®®®A®#e IZ m i - l T r i T n i r t M permit*, ThoM ruM* ahpuM permtttbig procsss. Tha prapaaad rule 40C-I, F.A.C dalegato authority from tha Qavambig Board la Otatrict ctcff la review and taka I mat agoncy action an certain application* ta use aavaraign aubmargad land* bwaM ng ar4Mties associetsd with ganaral pormita. Tha prapaaid mi* amandmanta to chapter 40C-4, F.A.C., cenfarm section* 44C-4.101 end 40C-4.SS1, F.A.C., to section 01-341.071, F.A.C., which p M review of appUeMlont far environmental roaaura* and appbcatian* tor praarwtary authariaatian t* u m 8eminol9 407/322-2611 PILE M t BE-BAS-DP w ruI authortty ta lake action of aavaraign i ® A®tice Mi, tmotog MAI-1 am angaaad m buamaa* at NO. Baa M M t N , Lab* Mar* FL ■STM-EIM. OH KEVIN A. PIERCE (SSt OE1-44-07E)! RENEE PIERCE (SS* unknown)! and any unknown haws, devise**, orantess, creditors, and ether CLASSIFIED ADS OBWNTY, CASE NO. B4.1BBa-DA.1S-R LOMAS MORTGAGE USA, INC., PlaintIff, Maryai Clerii of the Circuit Court ■yi Jane i . Jaaawic Deputy Clerk Echevarria, MeCalla, Raymar. Barrgtt B Frappiar Past Office Sea 1410 Tampa, FL 1M01 N BTtel In accordance with fha Americans DftabWtiet Act, per­ son* needing a special accom­ modation to partidpato in this proceeding should contact tha individual or agoncy sending notice not later than Mven (7) days prior to tha proceeding at tha address given on the notice. Telephone: 407-111. 4110 an. 41171 I-000-ESI-077I (TOO) or t.OOC-OBS-0770 (v); via Florida Relay Service. Publish: November 7,14, IMS DEJ-AS RfVBR WATER BT. gk Piamtiff. IBBt. Y W E IP • Ltgal NoUctt B4-1BM RA 14 L Diviaipn CO .............. ......... ..................... 7 OFF THE LEASH Ey W.E. F®rtl PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby •■MR. Y * dMa.aa eawHnuieg Nam day ta day. avvBi bbi bbbBs eeei ape epiil *M « PORUC AUCTION, ta tha ___ __ ___ , at mm ol ITONAOR USA. i af « M Florida Central , PL M7M, pant. iS M 1IMt OP SALS: IBS P.M. M4, RATCLIFF. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. I l l , BOLT, FUNNI. TUM/KEITA, FUAMITUNE, MOUMMOLO. I l l , FSRTMAH. PIP NELSON fMOUilHOLD vYFW o w m e o e r# mow * JR.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EES. RUBSBU. HOUMHOLO GOODS, l i t . REVIS, HOUSE­ HOLD. MfVEMTORY, U T, SACCO, ttOUBEHfHO OOOOB. A I M ctsamng daposb wdi ba r*gutted at Mm and *f sat* •WaM. q u n m who thoM a*y N lw M u king of too Jungiar BB F u ll ISHE n 04TCS (ACM pm EM FOR TWO (13 CONBRCU* TtV* WCBKE, SAI0 BALI TO. UN0RR AMO RV VIRTU* OF THE STATUTES OP THB STATE OP FLOfMOA, Ml tj**^** CAM E new rT.1E.1M B 0CJ-T agneuRuraloparaMon, Ml PM pravtciaa* of Chaptar 4SC-44, FJLC.; I k from a won wflh a water baa . I |0 Of I Mm MbcthaId af parapraph 44C-t441(1KM. FJLC AIm , these prapaaad i b s m i . . - , —m ——— Yvl® Sr'Slr rCl ®w—®—^®- ® W®®Ojm 1®a®A^MsMhJB ®®Y^W® n».*j . u aactiona 40C-I 441 and 4AC-141I, FJLC., U mam* sr« clarify the preesdures and will lobow in establishing Mm dumlian af a mtt, and gravid* far longer parmd duraUa The prapaaad amendments to Chaptar 4EC-M, FJLC., cheng# in* processing at appMcrtien* far i uses af water which are currently | nuts le standard genet sistt m the Governing BaardY spent la issue I petMrrt permit#. Prapaaad now Chapter 40C-U, FJLC. kahM a noticed general parmd far taacuaw*'»« MOM Of < ter certain mmor short term censtruction < m the District subfsef < posed mi* Chaptar 40C-11. FJLC., Maa setab General Perm* for Ftra Prdt*ct« past* ruts Chapter *0C-f 1, FJLC. M Mm Oevernmg board s spent dmliaaa Bm . i i a a m iudi#m 4 mammral mmeMJi BW 'BM®®yB^^Bymw^BUPBm-^Pv®* (®B^®ia lM m ia a p^^m cam when they de net qualify tar a nab* 1 4 prim al pamN. Tha specific ml* section* prcpMCd ta be thsngsd are H C BBS, 40C-1.04I, 40C-14B1. 40C-I.BBI, 4SC-I.IB1. 4AC-t.lt 1, ABC1.U1, 44C-I.U1, 40C-2M4. 4AC-M4M. 4bC-M-P41, ABCm soi. 4 o c -M .u i, aoe-W-MP, a o c -n e o i. a a c -n t is , *acU A H . 40C-ISAM. 40C-11.000. The tOove IiM*4 rule* wW O lMrtmim of Mala) no M in e r Plan 141 ban af Hut aatica and wt* be effective to i . nolle® m t IM ®w |® #®®®m ® rutoai ® wwpp ®#®v ®fl IM ® ■vw vnvw I® sw m Y-■*Ih p a tW®iunman p ^ pe sw ^m epe wtw comp lei* test ef Mia mie* may So nblsiss* by i “ M in tr. Rule* Coordinator, Bt. Johns diver Wsu Ddtrict, P.O. Baa USE. PaWhA. Flanda B ltTB -U M . PuAbah: bavambar 7, t f M 0EJ-E0 | ~' Best of Both Worlds Th e n 's a branch o f the n ita r y where you a n enjoy the benefits of a v is o Sfe vhfle you sen® your couotry...The Florida National G u a ii We v® pur 50% of your college tuition while you serve right in your own oaranuoky. You can also receive over $6000 for college hjr using the M ootgonery C X M L Give us 39 <bys a year and well give you the f i a f q f Batik H h rtfi. CaD Today! ■ k tm k M M | ^ » sr ; *«* * , �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, November 7, 1995 K I T 'N ' r A R I.Y t .E 9 by Larry Wright SJ— Buslrm s Opportunlttee GARMENT FACTORY D o rt'T t S T HfM **T •fRff / N * T A tA r«. foOL V «w ! f fr aw \ T it r /■ABU* COURTHWD C»N\rAN/! e jM m d t 117— O i r — 9 I n I— FRONT KSX C U M Marl ft Full time Fesltlens 111LUST. M l ATOM t O , Charming, 1 berm., I belh, garage, fplc., OAK FLOORS. CHA, new wiring, pi umblng. M l. W8. TELESALES PHONE HEPS EVENINGS 3 4 0 *3 0 O ILTO M A A R IA . IS acre*, ISeal far maMIe heme or hematite, honet. cattle, farm ing er nurseryI Zoned agrtcul tural. SI,MS F I R A C R I. Small dawn payment w/ewner financing. ------.M S -H M m Re cteb A mall C/MA, family room. epic, privacy back yard. No pelt, sm + tec. Ref. rag. t H W l l I l , After«i t a u n t . SANFORD, HISTORIC, M l Bdrm. SMS. A up. good area. lom ew/utililiet.SHaw. SANFORD, 1/1, Rent, lease purchase, tale. Hon-guallflng attumeable.............. M M H 1 . SANFORO, n e t . l/i, eat In klf. natlen't fettett grawlng rental purchate company. It cur­ re n tly teeklng o u tlin e d applicant! lor m t petition at manigar tralnaa. The Ideal candidate will have retell, management er credit oiportence. ttewever we will train Individual! will patltlva at tltudat and strong wark alhlct. Aarant effort an al lU -Tik visto n /, Radio / Sftrto Es t a t e , in c . C O M M IR C IA L F O T I N T IA L I a bdrm., t bath, cancrate bik. heme an aver I a c r e l C H A I D e ta c h e d w a rk th e p l F p lc .I AAany pettibilltlet! ONLVSMfMS. 333-5774 SANFORD O F F tl-tl. 1th St. N„ Goad areal l/l plut parch, tleragt. U U m o. USO tec. No patt. m ein sitterMMeet. UR — Awti Nm / O o i t k Starotrwn RtflUts Call Apent: StT Can______ • SANFORD t/l. apt., w/ancl. pallo, Ig. rm i. Fplc. S4S0/SM e N O R T H L A K R 1/J Condo, cloan, w/tptc., peal, lake, leata w/opllon. SSli/SDO eSAN FO R O l/ l. w/carpart, recently remodeled SSM/MS. e w i K lV A area «/ l, w / H acre, leata w/optlon tflO/lSO. • H ID D tN U N I 1/1, w/dbl. garage, tpllt plan, tt f t / m PM AVFAIR V t Conda. end. pallo, comm. poet. USC.UC MOwTuMAtTRad tlA O rtfM M j | mHp l w "We Mentgt Your Hama Ilka II wot our own." jim d o v le ............... m t m utility, wath/dryar, t-car STEN S TR O M LekeMea. Mm n m Sat Up M Cartiaga Cava • S/1> Large Living Ream. Screen Rm., C/HA, Clean A Nice.......................... U .rtttO • l/ l, Falla. Shad. C/HA. ,H.,.H,MH,.,,H,HH.tHH,...iiSLdS. t l / l 1 / Wide, naadt tame TLC . PMalht mavad.tt^et M. • l/ ». Daukle-Wide Large M b Cerptrt, Ltrg t Matter Atdratm . C/HA, Clean A IIIC*.. te e ee ■ee ee eee e .H A M M . • All the abate are cathprka. e-dear, new paint, ttrae parte S M M O O O M S -M M CARS/TRVCKS togeJIdVDeg. Inc. Only Fee Slat. ■l o ir sfAinM aii ess, i bdrm. traitors M l wtak, ties CONVENIENT 7 7 7 trrnn l l i l l l l M T f lU lN III ail cantractart be ragtoiarad ar carttftod. Te verity ■ eSate cantractart license call l O H f l f t d . Occupetlenel Licantat are raeulrad by the county and can be verified by caUtof H I llM .eM .PM Carpantry •>Windows• Hand y n n E w iiu 1 tniill _ * * * » » . CgU’ IIM I* . or ana time. U »!* ji1 a l/ ,'<t n U N IN I In i-. ^e e e m ^^ e^MI g ^ g l 0M —* r i M Mti Oaf. avail, an retaaot.MMM T IM NAMFTON Mh m Am p w s . L k , banded. let., Satttfac- h m u it v f seminal* Cawniy market i A P G ii* C t lA IM M tftV IC fl I O F F IC E -W A R R H O u U . casual *rofetu i*n el aHlra SMsyl A lM u 1 vvgvb* Carpantry, Canwpto. M M T . L * - •■*** C K H f M T n X T n E S B K S T T ttJK T Will warn A baa. Fldum A delivery, lew rotas. S IM M - » yrt. aep. Fraeaat. Lie./int. CAFTAM CRStCatTt. 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HG-itG'l FA W T MW A Meet. Ctaaa. dry ? ro in ^ ^ c T 5 0 B B r Cuetom Oeeigal Free IM .I Wo re open Wbondt lM WW W i ll f M G l f . W l H p i p M f t M M V O M r i M i .... i t i m n r w w w iW o r n t r a t o ^ N if lp VI N I U hl ft, ill I FANIS FAINTINR. Fraetaba dean, tpray, break A rail. Faarerv call.. Nat M e tM M M T NMTAAAATMN M .R A. U f c f p « .M M M M 1 �'I — - Sanlord Herald, Sanlofd. Florida -Tuesday. November 7. 1995 b y C h ic Y o u n g B LO N D IE Safety is family’s No. 1 concern PETER like the pufflness experienced by • GOTT.M.D. m any women In conjunction with their menstrual cycles. VJ l You may be helped by reduc­ ing salt In your diet. If this Is Ineffective, you should be exam­ ' T o give you more information, ined by your family physician, I am sending you a free copy of who will order blood and urine m y Health Report “ Contracep­ tests to make sure that you don't tion: An Update." Other readers have a k id n e y d is o rd e r, a who would like a copy should metabolic Imbalance or early send 92 plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to arthritis. I don't think that further P.O. Box 2017. Murray Hill testing Is necessary, however, Station. New York. NY 10156. Be because puffy, painful hands (or sure to mention Ihe title. Copyright 1993 NEWSPAPER feet) Is such a common conse­ ENTERPRISE ASSN. quence of birth control pills. (For Information on how to Incidentally, If I'm correct, you'll notice Improvement during the communicate electronically with days you aren't taking the pills, this columnist and others, con­ In the norm al cycle recom­ tact America Online by calling 1-600-827-6364. ext. 8317.) mended by the manufacturer. O O T T t Ever since I moved to this neighborhood, I've had problems with the local children •• and their parents -­ who have vandalized m y home, threatened me and m y children, stolen from me. and sent letters promising to kill me. Although I have (lied charges with the local police, the white officers refused to lake any action. I don't know where to turn. D C A R R E A D S * ) From the sound of your lengthy letter (which I have abstracted), and the death threats you enclosed, I am concerned not only about the lack of law enforcement activity but the fact that you and your family are clearly In danger. I suggest the following strate­ gy-' First, take your complaints to the best attorney In town. He or she may be able to set the proper legal proceedings In motion. B ecause y o u a re A frican * American, your case may be strengthened If the authorities have disregarded yo u r civil rights. Second, take the evidence of your harassment to the nearest new spaper office or televl* ston/radlo statlpn. From your description, the problem you have In your community should make an Interesting story that could well generate much public sym pathy. T h is would "e n ­ courage” the law enforcement officials to take a more active stance. T h ird , consider bypassing and file a your local police am complaint with the state police. Finally, don't place your fami­ ly In Jeopardy. Until the situa­ tion is straightened out, consider staying In a "safe house." (Many com m unities have such re­ sources for victims of domestic violence.) Or. If possible, stay with a relative or friend. The most Important consid­ eration here Is your welfare and your children's safety. Violence is epidemic in this country today and. based on the material you sent me, It Is unconscionable that the police won't do more to help you. Therefore, you may have to seek the alternatives I mentioned. D E A R M L O O T T t W hy are m y hands swollen and painful every morning? I Just started taking birth control pills and m y doctor Ignores m y question. D B A * R E A D E R ) Hot w o rn therapy, such as birth control pills, often esuses cycles of harmless fluid retention, much Answer to Previous Puttie n n n n □□□□ nnn n n n n □□□□ n n n n n n n a n n n n n nn □□n n n n n n n nmnnn n n n n nnnnnnn nnnnn nnn n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n nnn nnnna nnnnnnn nnnn nnnnn n n n n n n nnn nnn n n n n n n n n n nnn n n n n n n n n n nn n n n n n n n n • M nnt^lfii ■•■ ‘■ ■ • oI- n w ira _ aaia 1> Emerald fret 11 Treats# f CM tor Answers • m c>NowyPo m ext. cods 100 ewrpwwMi STUMPED?1? *9 r Ifcl IQ r nr L wt was the gutty party. West's flrst dub gives count. And with four cards West should signal with hit secondhighest. Tbarsiore, wkh S-7-4-3 of dubs. West would signal with the seven. Knowing West has three dubs, East shoukfduck the first dub and win the second Then South, with no fast dum­ my entry, looaa a trick in each auk. Every deal ends with a helpful tip. Here, it'* always signal as dearly as In this deal from the book, how should the play go in four spades after the dlamond -Queen lead? Most American experts sluing South would overcall one spade, feeling this hand Is a little tight for a takeout double followed by a spade bid North is thin for three dubs, but one cannot afford to be down and play dead in a competitive auction. m Nov.a.iaas In ttw year anssd. your social Ms may undergo change These alteration* wit) usher In a new phase ol pleasurable K 08040 (Pet a*-44ev. 33) X you do nor make critical deetalora tor yourseM today, a colleague might try to make them lor you. As a surrogate, ha or ate may mate poor choices. Scorpio, keel yours* to a birthday gto Send tor your Astro-Graph pretockora tor me year ahead by maWng 32 and SASE to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P.O. Bos 1781. Murray MW Stabon. New York. NY 10156. Mate lure to slate you zodtoc sign. SAOfTTARKM (Nev. M e r . 31) Trymg to gal others to do things tor you today could be more dXIcuM man dong these tasks by youraell. Try not to bs loo ■ " oq VQ #0 aq s a si J to s 7 4 WHY? WHAT t M ( THIS CAR IN m aw c vcu V W tH 6 o rn * SUCP6MV n C A U NOTIeg M o u rru f r is k AiKAtour. j u -rs a to 5 74 J o•s B A IT aA4 o a 4 io 1 4 ei a s oa to a SOUTH aK 0 7 f 3 3 «K a ♦A K 3 aK 3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer East West North East IO to 3a 3a Pass Pass 4 a All pass Opening lead: »Q ■■■' _____| tot your tnchnaten to late rate overpow­ er your common sense today. You may be apt to back Via wrong horse. iOUAIEUE (Jan. Stfofc 16) Sock with companions who warmly weteoma your company today. Oo not impose your presence on a clique that haa baan i SS) When deal­ ing wWt aubordtratoi today, you may not esetoee enough patence. N you tax to be tolerant of otters, you could invite a ARMS (Merab 31-April IE) Associates are likely to mirror your attitude end behavior. Myou are argumentative, pre­ pare lor a rumble. TAURUE (April IM ia y St) Avoid deal­ ing wtm someone who tea manipulated you m toe peat, fte or her tactic* might be dXtorent. but the purpose witi be the (May St-Jute M) Major deci­ sions should not bo mads hastily today. N you art loo rushed, you may overtook several important lectors. CANCER (June 31-Juty 33) Mate aura you handto a lair share ot the load stoen you deal with co-workers today. Do not dump your tasks on them, nor let Item do the same to you. ISO (July 33-Aug S3) A posmon aboM which you feel adamant might not be at •qua! concern to other members at your family You will not gain their support through mkrredahon. VE400 (Aug. *3-Sept. 33) Your Image wXI be tragXe today, so mate sure to con­ duct yourseM property In front ot others, especially it someone who resents you wMI be present UBRA (Sept. 33-Oct 33) Manege your resources as weM as the hokkngt ot oth­ ers caretuMy today It you (all asleep el Ute switch, coetiy mistakes raght occur. rlM byNEAlac by Leonard B U rr b y Jb n M eddkli say( w >y o u w ir P m m South led the club king: four, five, pause. Eventually East won this trick with the ace and returned a diamond. Gratefully, South wen with the act. played a dub to dummy's Jack and CMwed the dub queen, discarding Ms aa diamond loser. Vew came a spade, •a South d almhm a metaeat later having e q aa tost three tricks: one spade, on An unusual bridge book. “Over Your Shoulder" by Tony Forrester and Brian Senior, has been published by Batsferd in England (•te.M postpaid bam The Bridge World.» West Mtii Etrset, New York. NY IN25-7IS4). The authors — lyxe the bidding and play of 34 deals. The unusual feature is that each play­ er's actions are taken together, rather than on a round-by roundbasis. ROBOTMAM* rr e isos bt nea. me. By Phillip Aider CAPRICORN (Dee. S3-Jan. It ) Oo not a'W M E D IC IN E ^ mwhhoooaaaa J) m im S B o fS K H w t o u s , UNCOUTHa t w M M M M k f llM M M M N M M f M B M I J A A A H � 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, 1995 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 07, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1995. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1995; <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/b0910d1c0cdd0d71fc4b890dec5bd892.pdf 2fe9d07daa349f2170f502f0257cfca7 PDF Text Text TU ESD A Y D e c e m b e rs , 1995 ': „ ,•..... v , - . . , - . __________________________________________________________ _— —— 5 0 C e n ts ^ Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 88th Year, No. 76 - Sanford, Florida T o d a y : P a tc h y m orning fog other­ wise sunny. H ig h a r o u n d 8 0 . W in d b e c o m i n g southeast 8 to 10 mph. On the road again Money approved for G reeneW ay missing link B y N IC K PPBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer Psr w—f w ad ior.a— gage BA TO D A Y bwibfb________ C o c a in e S e izu re Seminole County City-County Investigative Bureau (CCIB) agents served three search war­ rants and f I Ye arrest warrants at 7AM today In Midway cast of Sanford. The w a rra n ts were the resu lt of an eight month Investigation conducted by the CCIB and the Drug Enforcement Administration office In Orlando. It resulted In the arrest of live suspects classified as mid-level cocaine distributors in north Seminole County. Four suspects were charged with trafficking In cocaine (over 400 grams). They are: 18 year old W alter M a rtin . 2341 C e n te r S tre e t. Midway— 22 year o ld Marvin Merrell, 2341 C e n te r S tre e t. M idw ay— 18 y e a r old M arcelllons J o h n s o n . 105 S te rlin g C o u rt. Sanford and 44 Year old David Miller. 2280 Church Street, Midway. A fifth suspects 20 year old Zachary M artin. 3000 East 2 0 th Street, Sanford, was charged with conspiracy to distrib­ ute cocaine. CCIB agents seized about I pound of cocaine during the raid. The cocaine was In the process of being converted to crack this m orning at 2341 Center Street In Midway. Three of the su s­ pects fled during the raid. TWo were apprehend­ ed a short time later In Midway. A third was taken Into custody late this morning In Volusia County. The cocaine and paraphenalla Id seized dur­ ing the raid were turned over to the DEA office in A lta m o n te a p e m o s . T IM a u e p »n f SANFORD _ Armed with the prospect of 852.5 million In federal funding. It appears further work on the Central Florida GreeneWay Is about to con­ tinue. Still to he completed Is construction work from the present northern terminus of the GreeneWay at U.S. Highway 17-92. to a Junction with Interstate Highway -4. The continuation of the project will be the major subject of discussion Wednesday afternoon at the Seminole County Expressway Authority meeting. Officials will consider dividing the remaining construction Into three sections. The first Is from Highway 17-92 to Old Lake Mary Road. The second Is frrotn Old Lake Mary Road to Rinehart Road, and the third will be from Rinehart to a new Inter­ section with lnterstatc-4. According to Expressway Authority Executive Director Gerald Rrlnton. the money Is from 897.5 million that had been allocated by Congress In 1991 for development of the Maglev rapid rail sys­ tem In the Central Florida area. ‘When that project went under." he said, ‘the money remained on hold, and that Is what President Clinton and Congress have now approved for this new work.* Rrlnton said of the 897.5 million. 852.5 million will be allocated for purchase or right-of-way and other needs for the GreeneWay. while the rest of the original Maglev money will be going to Jacksonville for construction of a new Interstate95 bridge to replace a present drawbridge. ‘As of last year at tills time." Rrlnton continued, "wc were In need of as much of 8107 million to continue tills project. Now It looks like we only have a shortfall of about 850 million.* In addition, the roadway work will have match­ ing state funds of 813 million. During tomorrow's meeting, olllclals will approach the project seeking approvals for (Inal engineering plans for the three segments of the GreeneWay. For the first section, approval Is being sought for a total of 81.945 million for engineering. Section 2 will require npproval of slightly over 81 million. The engineering cost for Section 3 Is to be 81.479 million. In addition, there will nlso be slightly over SGG4.000 In fees for project manage­ ment. comprehensive design reviews nnd environ­ mental permitting services. Prior to the various Items scheduled on the ngenda regarding the GreeneWay. officials will dis­ cuss the reorganization of the authority for I995/9G Including election of a new chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer. The meeting Is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m.' Wednesday at the Seminole County Services Building. Room 1028. 1101 E. First Street In Sanford. Seniors take Christmas to the children Members of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program In Seminole County consulted with Santa Claus before opening the traditional Christina* store for area klndergartnera and first grader* who may not have an opportunity to shop for fam­ ily member*. The group will serve over 1,000 children this holiday sen* son. Seniors visited Midway Elementary School Monday. Top: RSVP member Bobble Jean Dustman assists Senorla Presendleu with her gift selections. Bottom right: Natalis Taylor and RSVP band members wow the crowd with Christmas carols, as bottom left, Storyteller Clara Geracl charms the children with her tales of holidays' past. H«>aM Ptwlui by Tommy Vloconl a re tartna held w ithout bond in th e Sem inole County Correctional Facility. They will make their Initial court appearances at 9AM Sunday In the court­ room at the Correctional Facility. Financial award SANFORD - For the 13th consecutive year. Seminole County has received a national award for Its annual financial report. It Is one of 340 counties In the United States. 33 in Florida, to be so honored. The annual report Is prepared by the Office of th e C lerk of C ircu it C ourt. It received the C ertificate of Achievem ent for Excellence In financial reporting from the gov­ ernm ent finance officers association of the U S. and Canada. ‘Obviously. I'm pleased with the streak and very proud of my staffs effort and continued excellence.' said Seminole County Clerk of Circuit Court Maryanne Morse ‘Over the years, we've worked hard to win the award," she added. The report Is Judged by an indepen­ d e n t p a n e l, c rite ria for selectio n Includes demonstrating constructive spirit of full disclo­ sure. clarity, and efforts to encourage the report as a planning tool. 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IJndscy Merrell und TilTuny Nichols s|M-nl a month In the emerging-nation with their teacher Dr. Peter Berry. ‘It was amazing, really amazing what a difference th ere was.* Merrell said. “ They are so much like us. but they are really different too.* ' Berry said he understood the Cold War distorted our views of one another. *We saw them as the enemy and they viewed us as wolves, as the terrible capitalists.* he said. "Trips like this break down those barri­ ers.* Bee Students. Page 5 Cops crack down on crime B y N ICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD -Members of the S a n fo rd police S p ecial Investigative Unit (SIU) and the QUADSquad both participated In undercover drug operations lids past Friday night at vari­ ous locations wtthin the city A num ber of arrests were report­ ed • At 12th S tre e t an d Jessam ine Avenue, members of th e SIU re p o rte d a rr e s tin g Walter Cain. 33. who refused to give a n a d d re s s . He w as c h a rg e d w ith p o sse ssio n of crack cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. • Donna Sheree Thornton. 31. of 39 Higgins Terrace was a r r e s te d on a ch a rg e of salc/dellveiy of crack cocaine • Jam es Henry Bush. 43. of 1511 W 12th S tre e t, w as arrested on a charge of possesWith their Kazik hosts. Lindsey Merrell. standing center, and Tittany Nichols, kneel­ ing center, enjoyed the majestic scenery near the capital city ol Almaty. •m Drugs. Pag* B S U B S C R I B 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 6 1 1 �It’s beginning to look a lot like Chrlatmae Lombardi to ramain at UF TALLAHASSEE - Alter changing his mind several times It seem s th at J o h n Lom bardi, president of th e U niversity of Florida, will remain at his post. He ended weeks of speculation yesterday when he announced to the state board of Regents that he was staying put and declin­ ing an offer from Johns Hopkins University. ~We have a lot of work to do.* he told a small gathering before the meeting. "We're about hallway through the process of bring­ ing the University up to the next level.* Jim Heeldn. president of the Board of Regents, said he and universities Chancellor Charlie Reed were very pleased with Lombardi's decision. Lombardi's decision ends a month-long debate between him­ self and the Board of Regents dealing with the autonomy of u ni­ versities within the system. A bill has been (lied for next spring's legislative session that would weaken the Board of Regents and establish a separate board of trustees at each university. Lombardi said money was not a factor In his decision to remain at UF. He will remain at the university earning $217,000 a year. At Jo h n s Hopkins, his salary would have increased to almost $300,000 annually. TWo more arrsstsd In murdar KISSIMMEE _ TWo more Kissimmee men wanted In the death of a 22-year-old Belle Isle m an were arrested yesterday In Connecticut. The alleged gunman, however, remains a t large. Daniel R. Sumner, 20. and Vem C. Williams. 21, were arrest­ ed by Connecticut State Police In Klllingty. Conn. Their arrests bring to seven the num ber arrested In the killing of Larry Neal Oliver Jr. Police believe Oliver was killed on Nov. 28 after he was lured to a house in rural Osceola County by su s­ pects who wanted to steal his customized, red pickup truck. A body thought to be Oliver's was found In a ditch In rural Orange County on Friday. On Saturday, three men and two women turned themselves into authorities In Kissimmee. They are being held without bond in the Osceola County Jail as accessories to tne murder. Sumner and Williams are being held In Connecticut as fugi­ tives from Justice. Once they are returned to Osceola County, they will face accessory to murder charges. % £ Members of the Lake Mery Elementsry School Chorus went carolling at various area locations this morning. Director Dr. 8hlrtey Hankie leads the group m song dur­ ing an appearance at the Target store on Lake Mary Boulevard. Three members of the Lake Mery Elementary School Chorus were decked out In 8anta hats this morn­ ing during a carolling tour of Lake Mary area businesses. Left to right, Jennifer Jam eson, $, Brittany 8tensrud, 10, and Autumn Crouser, 8, all of Lake Mary Elementary School. It was a special day for senior citi­ zens at foe Lake Mary Target 8toro on Lake Mary Boulevard this momIna Oantora aafoeied for a snertal ahooolna sores event. Left to rtaht TSrget team relations leader Babe Lyons, Mr. 8. Claus, (a senior from the North Pole), and Target team member eN Bonnie Everett. Ofoers were area senior dbzsns who were given special treatment, prices, and entertainment during this special Christ's Imaos sssn »"••••* 9 I LAKE CITY _ The church pastor says It's a shadow, but he and the curious (locking to the Lake City Church of God see the face of Je su s Christ In an oval shape next to a wooden crucifix. Since the Image was pointed o u t to th e congregation In October, the Rev. Jack McKinley says u p to 0,000 people have visited the church for a peek a t what he describes as *Ood ’ s seal of approval on u s * The faint Image Is of a bearded face with a crown of thorns In the brow. McKinley said the Image appears to be formed on a wall by two celling fixtures focusing their light through a dried vine set against the coarse wood of the cross. *1 have never tried to make anyone believe" it Is something other than a shadow. McKinley said. Nevertheless, he attaches special significance of IL *1 think It's a wake up call. This is a wake up call that Je su s us sending out to people. It's a wake up call that Jesu s Is coming back,* the pastor said. People who have h e a rd of th e Im age go to th e c h u rc h throughout the day to ease up a t the shadow. "Ninety percent of thepeople who come In and see It aren't t •*•-**• the Reformed Theological Seminary In Orlando, said reading a shadow as a religious Image ‘could be a projection of the yeam< Inga and longings that people have for God.* Rtformgrt gtl Mriout about gradM TAMPA — If lawmakers go along with the Idea, public high school students will need a grade average of C or better to play ■ports or participate In extracurricular activities. The requirem ent would be phased In gradually beginning with next fall's freshman class, according to twin proposals Friday of the 28-member Florida Commission on Education Reform and Accountability. One would ralee the state's graduation requirem ent from a 1.8 grade point average to a 2.0. The other would require that students Involved In extracurricular activities *"**"♦■*" a 8.0 OPA. Florida graduation now generally requires a 1.8 or a D In 84 specific credit subjects. Two counties — Alachua and Oadsen — already require the higher C average. We have tried, the lower expectations," aaid Education Com m issioner Frank Brogan. 5,We've tried being overly sensitive and tried not to offend any students, and we can see where It's gotten us. It's time to push for higher standards and higher expectations.'' ________ ________________ MIAMI - Here are the win­ ning numbers selected In the Florida Lottery: TH E W EA TH ER I u rm o c o outloo k Todayi Patchy morning otherwise partly sunny. I a ro u n d SO. W ind be con 2-4-10-13-17 4-7-B-9 1! 1 Vr C Partly cloudy. Low in the upperl SUNDAY 80s. Light wind. Moodayi Partly cloudy. High In the upper 70s. T u e s d a y : Iso la te d m o rn in g showers east coast otherwise partly cloudy. Highs In the mid 70s to near 80. Wednesday and Thursday: Isolated late night and morning showers east coast otherwise partly cloudy. Lows In the mkl to ,*pp*r 80s Interior and west and lower to mid 60s east. Highs In the mid 70s to near 80. rr -------- MONDAY Ptly sidy 77-68 D aySesa B seebt Waves are I lo a feet and glassy. Current Is running lo the south with a water tem perature of 68 degrees. Haw Bmyrwa B oash Waves are 3 to 3 feet and glassy. Current Is running to the south with a water tem perature of 64 (*• TUESDAY Pttyetdy 76-66 WEDNESDAY Ptly sMy 76-66 l a l e t — Sunday: Wind southeast 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland w aters a light chop. W idely s c a tte r e d s h o w e rs. Sunday night: Wind south 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and inland w aters a light chop, taotated showers. THUB6DAY Ptly oMy 74-60 The Ultra Violet Index (UV1) rating for Orlando Is 4. Not so bad. but still use your sun­ screen, wear a hat. The UV1 exposure levels are rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency aa follows: �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, December 5, 1995 - 3/. Monsters imbued with sweetNESS a leaa: The Henri of the Ix*ch ted. check local listings _ ig! All dancing! All.. Loch Ness monsters? The rather, urn. un­ usual conceit of this animated series is that a group of amiable monsters live, frolic and frequently break intn song far beneath the waves of an ob­ viously loch.such Thecharacters scries is heavy onunusual puns, with as Sneaky Ness, Silly Ness, etc., etc., etc. Joining the antics are the McJoy kids, who found the Nesses fay follow­ ing some eerie floating bagpipes. (OK. maybe you told your kids not to traipse alter spectra) musical instruments, but their mother didn’t.) Sarah, 6, liked It ("it was good"), and said she found it most Interesting when Sad Ness got lost: "because I lust did." Episodes take off from the char­ acters' names and deal with such latuea as friendllNESS, happINESS, pompousNESS... well, you get the idea. Some ........ parents may . the whole spectacle somewhat gooey and overly sweet, with too many pastel colors. However, Idds may take their cue from Sarah, who remarked: "I would give this a 10 because it's the'best thing I !flWfOVSfTWnl 0 Aoo Harden EVAN LEVINE Appropriateness: 7 — Best for the young act, 3-7. Human I — Marty puns, many cute comments. Vtsaals: S — Somewhat bright and overly cute — at least to adult eyes. and stories. Never mind that Idds prob­ ably won't know who the latter two guests arc —the spirit is what counts. The special explains the origins and traditions of Chanukah, from the light­ ing of the mcnorah to the spinning of the drcidcl. Scattered throughout the show is Charlie Horse's attempt to create a superhero that will win him the tlOO price; clever viewers will figure out long before he does who the real superhero is. Jacob, 7, said that he liked the part with the superheroes best: "I liked when Charlie Hone made the super­ heroes. Because I wanted to see who he came up with." We would (mildly) quibble with only one of the comments Jacob made, when asked If he would recommend the show to other Idds: "Yes, if they're Jewish. They'll learn about Chanuluh." We would say, not just If they're Jewish — no matter who they are. Ratings Scale: 1*19 (to Is the highest) Sadal V atic:« - The right values and message — the medium is a little hard to take. t r ^ ^ ^ ^ u T h o l l L y for Eds s i Human S — The puppets' usual m ---------- - Bellevability: • - Sarah believed it " —and In part, that's what'* important Pun Fatten 1 — Some kids, obvi- R P r V ■ 1 ous|y, will be big tans. m i l l V A B I M.H Kidnapping Sanford police ere Investigating a reported m the T1700 r ~ “Mock . . 1 of _ W. Airport Friday from a parking lot In Blvd. A ccording to th e In c id e n t re p o rt, a b la c k m ale approached a woman In her van, and threatening her with a knife, got Into the van and drove through various parts of the city. Police say the woman managed to escape near 28th S treet an d Airport Btvd„ an d contact police. She a n d a Lamb Chap's Special Chanukah PBS, Dec. | i (check local listings) While Christinas gets plenty of at­ tention In the video and TV-special de­ partment, Chanukah often comes up short. Lately, however, there’s been an effort to feature the holiday in more specials for kids, including this new presentation featuring Shari Lewis and her roster of puppets. In this holiday offering, Lewis, Lamb Chop, Hush Puppy and Charlie Horse are joined by a rather bizarre group of guests — Alan Thicke, Pat Morila and Lloyd Bochner (?) to celebrate rhsnuhah with traditional food, muaic O H H ITM M lm m t act a m S S u V o w -in R aawm aruBa H n s a a s f* > The rather unusual conceit of *Happy Ness" The 8ecret of the Loch' is that a group of amiable monsters Hva and froNc and frequently break Into song far beneath the waves of an obviously unusual loch. antics and some goolY superhero* run amuck make up the bulk of the jokes. Vlsnals: f — Some special effects involving the superheroes, though clever, don't exactly work. Social Value: * — A welcome entry Into the Chanukah-themed specials. BelievaMllty: • — Lloyd Bochner? Fun Factor: 7 — Though it's a little long, and sometimes a little confusing it has many enjoyable moments. Euan Levine is the author of "Kids Pick the Bent Videos far Kids." from Carol Publishing. * INS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN All Transmission Defects AreNotM^jor Problems— y C onsult a A k S pecialist“ Harrell h Beverly Transmissions 209W. 25thSt, Sanford 3 ‘. 30Ycsrim Sunt Local J r Howard D. Moore J r „ 8 3 , 481 B. Alrpoi arrested Friday a t his residence by Sanferd pi a reported t vrtth Me wife. He was charged dome# tic violence, David Alan Orgy, 35. 3886 W. P in t Street, arrested a t his residence by Sanferd polios 8 re s u lt o f a rep o rted a lte rc a tio n w ith bta \ VMHT8 CHAMTILtV union - c T m , Tsk - 4 oi (D* forty-Of w , IDTti S aturday, Ha w as warn FREE 2 n d Set of P rin t RITE WC MUNVf INC WOMT 10I M1 OUANtltX S m c i on nan « * m qzrak u m o o u c ts o*«, to u t. ITiNOMM Not M W M M U N M l SlOdiS m v iiu o t m e s s NOT REIPONSWU TON TrPOGTUTHCAl IfiUOHS I M I 1MBA1IT* HCUS1CjMT H ’ NCSA)I LMT It CO " MBATE UMII SHU �4A - Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, December 5, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions JOSEPH PERKINS (USPS 491-290) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odessa H. Pugh • Buslnesa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: EDITORIAL Good going, BRO Life in th e public h o u s in g u n its of S anford is n o t easy. M oney Is scarce a n d role m odels, o th er th a n d ru g dealers a n d p ro sti­ tu te s, a re few. A m idst th e difficulties, however, a c o a litio n o f c o m m u n ity v o lu n te e rs , law enforcem ent officials a n d rep re sen ta tiv e s of various o th er agencies, a re b ringing a ra y of hope to th is com m unity. O rg a n is e rs of th e BRO (B re th re n R eaching O ut) program hope to u s e th e avail­ able reso u rc es or th eir su p p o rte rs a n d a heavy reliance on Ju d e o -C h rls tla n e th ic s to tu r n a ro u n d th e lives o f y o u n g people w ho have r u n afoul of th e law. Getting tough with violent teens I made a quick trip to Beantown last week, w here 1 had a chance to check out the local news. The one story th at leapt out at me con­ cerned a 17-yenrold high-school stu d en t who punched out a substitute teacher as his class­ mates cheered him on. I was expecting th a t the su b stitu te teacher was some big, bad bully, at least. But as It turns out, he was a kindly 78-year-old, all of 4 feet 8 Inches tall. He even wore a hearing aid. My heart went out to the grandlatherty substi­ tute. Then It occurred to me—he really got ofT easy. If his teenage assailant had been packing a weapon—like one of every five public school stu ­ dents—grandpa probably wouldn't have lived to see his 79th birthday. It will be Interesting to see what punishm ent the violent young offender ultimately receives. He was arraigned In Boston District Court (rather th an juvenile court) on charges of assault and battery on a public employee. The wager here Is that he gets off with little more than a suspended sentence. It's because underage offenders are handled w ith kid gloves In m ost crim inal c a se s th a t America Is faced with an epidemic of juvenile crime. Indeed, the FBI reported last week that, ders. In recent years, state legislatures throughout the country have started to crack down on the m o st v io le n t te e n -a g e o ffe n d e rs . In M assachusetts, for instance, a 2-year-old state law calls for the autom atic expulsion of students who commit violent crimes, Use the young punk who assaulted the substitute teacher. In California, a new state law towers the age at which teens may be tried as an adult In murder cases horn 10 to 14 years old. And in Minnesota, a year-old taw removes the cloak of anonymity JOSEPH SPEAR We believe th e ir e n th u s ia s m ts e n o u g h to get th e program off to a s tro n g s ta rt. It Is o u r sin cere hope, however, th a t th ey do not give u p th e fight w hen th e going g e ts tough. Too often th e se y o u n g people nave th eir h o p e s b u ilt u p only to h av e them c ru sh e d b y th e realities o f lo st g ra n t m oney or th e w aning in te re st of v o lu n teers. Wake up and smell the column The Curmudgeon h as been occupied lately w ith trying to figure o u t w hat h is colum n ouriit to smell bke. P u t dow n y o u r p e n s , c r itic s a n d ph lllstln es. I'm talking ab o u t food sm ells here like the Magic Scents Crayola crayons th a t kids wore eating because they had the odor o f coconut, licorice an d chocolate. I think it would be n est to write s column that smelled so deHrtoua people would want to eat tt. I have heard from a few readers who regu­ larly chew It u p and spit It out, b u t I don't think they do It for the nutritional value. T h e C u rm u d g e o n Will p o n d e r It. The BRO p ro g ram h o p e s to b re a k th a t cycle a n d ta k e first tim e offenders off th e stre e t a n d h e a d ed o n th e rig h t p a th . We h o p e th a t th e y c a n d o th a t. T he fo rw a rd -th in k in g p ro g ra m c a n m ak e all th e difference In th e w orld b y pro­ viding rote m odels, e n th u s ia s m a n d direction to th ese y o u n g people. We a p p la u d th e cooperation of all th o se w h o a re w orking o n th is project to g eth ­ e r for thm good o f th e young people o f Sanford. th e la te st Newt G ingrich _ i flap? The House Speaker said he a n d Boh Dow dosed down the government In part because Bill Clinton Ignored them on a n Air Force One flight to Israel. Is he also blaming this ruckus on the •socialists* in the newsrooms?— William in Wichita Dear WNW: He Implied It waa the media’s fault by denying he said what he said, but U d id n 't w ash b e c a u se h is com m ents w ere taped. Several of his political buddies tried to d a k a Ms words were ta k e n out of context* And Newt's apnkewnsn said reporters I g u n d th e r e a l s to ry , w h ich w as th e OOP’s a d m ira b le effo rt to b a la n c e th e b u d g e t. Chatty, in the interests of tru th and accura­ cy. the madia should let polo edit their own LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor arc welcome. All letters m ust be signed. Include the sddress of the writer and a daytime telephone num ber. Let t e n should, be on a single subject and be as brief as possible.. The letters are subject to editing. ELLEN GOODMAN Technologically Berry's World over my head am bring over my head. This ts not an economic tale of woe. There are no yachts on my credit card, no BMWa In ft* house h a s gradually become home to eq u ip m en t th a t la m ade to do oil s o rts of things that I am unable to make It do. If the building were o book it would be titled: Smart Appliances, Foolish Owner. I have a n oven th a t would sta rt cooking while I'm a t work If I could only tell It to. 1 have o telephone th a t la ready to store the num bers of my nearest and farthest If I will only do my sh are. I have a C D /ra d io /ta p e deck th at pu ts 26 separate functions Ift, the hands of one dysfunctional operator. And 1 haven’t even mentioned the computer. I am not sure how this happened. The moot complicated appliance under my paren ts' roof was o toaster whose sole duly was to pop up bread from time to time. When I was a Ida. we acquired a television set. While I never really knew how television worked, 1 knew how to 4MTIL Jt/fn before they succum b to a life of crime, But now every time something breaks or Is sacrificed to the consum er god of planned obsolescenc e - try finding an ordinary record player, check the value of last year's comput­ e r —It ts rep laced by so m e th in g new a n d Improved. Which, of course, offers new and improved features. Now, th e word t 'fe a tu re s” sh o u ld send every techno-challenged, simplicity-longing m nsiim rr screaming Into the midnight of the mall parking lot. A feature is something that you do not wart, do not want to pay extra for, wtil never use. but cannot get the thing you do wont w ithout Con sider the television which entered our bedroom a fter Its 2 0 -year-old predecessor rained tech n icolor snow down upon Frasier's Beattie and collapsed. The f e a tu re ' th at we wonted was o set of cor dkoa headphones-oth­ e rw ise know n o s th e M arriage S aving C om ponent—to allow one o f u s to read o r sleep while the other (who shall remain nam e­ less) watched various large men pursuitw vari­ ous shaped balls across various sh sp etf play­ ing Adds. For reasons too arcane to mention, having to do with inN * compan ies and astrological signs, th e only television set that m et th is s picture wtthln s picture, wraparound sound, a dock, a timer, a n on-screwi menu, a chan- My thinks Panama wse named after the hat. D e a r C u rm u d g e o n : 1 h e a rd t h a t Jim m y C a rte r h a s a new book o u t w ith a weird tide. What is It?—Dallaa in Dallas D ear Dallaa: It'a a children's book, written with Ms d o u b te r Amy and baaed on stories he ueed to tell his children about a aaa m onster. It's called T h e Little Baby 0ooogle-Ple*Jer.“ I h e a r th e re have been num erous com nU lnU from bookstore c tiitom ers wh o thought they were buying his Dear Curmudgeon: Did you know that offtd a is a t a Miami courthouse hove crested a "Voodoo Squad* to d e a n u p dead chickens an d entrails after the trials of C ubans and Haitians who call an th d r gods for b d p ? I th in k you nood som ething tike th is u p in SfodMndon to d e a n up the Mood after Newt a n d BUI a n d th e r e s t h a v e o n e of th e ir Anything th e Mures. I hove, ^ T h c j v a j M n g u r e ^ t t^ s^u ll)M » q uIp pad m anuals o r what’s m the notion si buggri. In roughly the som e am ount e f tkno. they con ................................................................ ----------- ------------— —— ---- - — _____________ �••• ••• Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Dacamoar S, 1998 - SA Studants DEATHS M ary E. F o re m a n , 8 5 , P alm etto A venue, Longwood. died Saturday, Dec. 12. 1995 at South Seminole Hospital. Bom Dec. 24, 1909 In Irwin County, Ga.. she moved to Longwood in 1956. She w as a hom em aker. She belonged to Flrat B aptlat Church of Longwood. Survivors Include sons, Donald M.. Joseph H.. Doyle R., all of Longwood; Jimmie R.of Sanford; daughters, M ary E. Elgin a n d Jo A n n Ortfnn. both of Longwood; sla­ te r s , Naom le M cE lm u rray , M acon, O a.. M ildred H obbs. Ttflon, Oa.. Louise Plantedosl, Boston; 16 grandchildren; 19 g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n . G a in e s C arey H and G a rd e n C h ap el F u n eral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. WOIDOIIB. HABBISON Wlndon H. H arrison. 75, S. P a rk A venue. S a n fo rd , died Sunday, Dec. 3. 1995. Born In Two Egg. Florida, he moved to C entnuFlorlda In 1975, He was a re tire d m e c h a n ic w ith th e F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t of Transportation. He was a mem­ ber or Central Baptist Church. V.F.W., life m em ber of D.AtV., p o st 3 0 . M oose Lodge, a n d P.O.W. Of W orld W ar II. He served In both the U.8. Marine Corps and Air Force, and was aw a rd ed th e P u rp le H e a rt. Survivors Include wife, J u lia ; son. Robert Rehberg. West Palm B each: d a u g h te r s , A u relia E d w ard s? S o rre n to t S a n d y Worth. Holopaw; seven g ran d ­ children; 12 greatgrandchildren. B ald w ln -F alrch lld —-O aklaw n P a rk C em etery a n d F u n e ra l Home, Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements, Mabel 8tsk Holt. 97. Narcissus Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, Dec, 2. 1995 at M anner Health Care Center. Deltona, Bom May 11, 1898 In Providence, Ky>. she moved to Sanford In 1978, She was a school teacher and a pio­ neer a n tiq u e dealer. She was B ap tist and a m em ber of th e Library Society, Rose Club and W.M.U., all of Providence, and G ra n d O p e ra C h o ru s of S t. Louis. Survivors Include daugh­ ter. V irginia H olt K ra u se, T hrust Into the frigid Kazlk winter, the Lyman group said they felt warm when welcomed strangers who took them Into elr hom e a n d treated them lik e royalty.* ‘ Food. T h e re w as alw ay s food,* G ullfoyle s a id . ‘ Every place we went, they fed us.” Though they did dine at the world's largest M cDonald's In Red Square, most of the delica­ cies they experienced were far less familiar to their palates. "We ate horse and sheep and cow's tongue* Beny said. Merrelf, a h o rse lover, said she did not eat that particular treat and none of the girts, save Gullfoyle, tried the tongue. Beny said the young women adapted well and had no trouble communicating their wanta and needs to those who were more th a n w illing to accom m odate their every request. Most or their travel within the d tie s of Kazakhstan was done th ro u g h m a s s t r a n s it o r by hitchhiking. ‘ It w as so Interesting to be able to hitchhike.' M arch said. ‘It’s n o t like h e re w here you d o n 't do It because you don’t know w h a t c o u ld h a p p e n to you. There you Ju st stick o u t your hand and someone stops to give you a ride. Everyone is really friendly and trusting.’ The young women had to get used to a new system of m an­ ners when tt came to the m ass transit system. ‘Everyone Just piles on and keeps pushing In.* Berry said. *We saw people get caught In th e doors of th e dub a n a Ju st S a n fo rd : s is te r , W an etta S. K ellen, Ft. M ltchel? Ky: one grandson: two greatgrandchil­ d ren . B rlsson F uneral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments, S D A U N T B . MARTOV D an n y . B. M a rtin , 51. Grovevlew Way? Sanford, died S a tu rd a y . Dec. 2. 1995 a t C e n tra l F lo rid a R egional Hospital. Bom Dec 20, 1943 In Spartenburg. S.C . he moved to S a n fo rd In 1959 He w as employed In the M aintenance D e p a rtm e n t of th e C ity of Sanford, He was Baptist, and a m em b e r of th e U .S, Army N a tio n a l G u a rd S u rv iv o rs In clu d e wife! S h irle y : s o n . M ichael, D eltona; d a u g h te rs, C in d y C risw ell a n d S h e rrie Hodges, both of Sanford; ste p ­ father and mother. Eugene and Ruby Brown. Spartenburg. 8.C.; sisters, Tina Rash, Sanford, Kay S tsp p . G reenville. 8.C .: eight grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home, 8 a n fo rd . In ch a rg e of arrangements. Richard Dale Temperty. 38, W estland Court? Orlando, died S aturday, Dec. 2, 1995 a t his residence, B ora Nov. 12. 1987 In Memphis, Tenn,, he moved to Central Florida In 1958. He was a r e s t a u r a n t m an a g e r. He b elo n g ed to G ra c e U n ited M ethodist C h u rc h . Survivors In clu d e wife. Lisa; d a u g h te r. A m anda, O rlando: son. Jo ey . O rlan d o ; s te p d a u g h te r J e n a Flannery. Orlando; mother, Alhe, S a n fo rd ; f a th e r, C h a rle s, S a n fo rd : b r o th e r s ; C h a rle s , D eL and, P a tric k D., G eneva, G ra sk o w F u n e ra l Hom e, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments hang on.” on a bus cost pennies and a cab ride across town cost no more than 82. Clothing was e q u a lly Inexpensive a n d th e young ladles eagerly added to their wardrobes while there. China and unique figurines were also a popular mementos-for the young women. B erry s a id th e g ro u p w as fined a b o u t $ 3 0 0 Tor hav in g overweight luggage a s a result of the shopping. The Lyman students did not a tte n d m an y form al c la s s e s while In K asakhstan. b u t they o b se rv e d c la s s e s In sc h o o ls ranging Bom a special facility for handicapped stu d en ts to a A Funsral Mrvlets lor Mr, Hicham Dais Wnporty, M. oI Orlando, who Oad Sfoufoay will bo 11 o'clock Wadnaaday morning at Qramkow Punaral Homo Chapal with Hav John Faalay officiating. imtrmoM wMba m Evargroan Camatary. Frtonda may caMal Oramkow Funarai Homo this ovanlng (Tuaaday) from a s p.m. Arrangamonta by OiantbowFunarai Homo. 800 C. Airport Sad.. Santotd, FL3*773 (407) 321-3*11, \ ,(iE (ViENl UNDER NE7 I WACKY WEDNtSliAf PIZZA SPECIAL $ ^ 9 school for gifted students In sci­ already planning an o th er trip ence and math. for the summ er or for after grad­ A great em phasis Is placed uation. on science, especially physics. B erry s a id . T he c la s s ro o m s where that subject is taught are well lit and filled with the latest alon of c ra c k co c ain e w ith c o m p u te r e q u ip m e n t. O th e r Intent to distribute classro o m s a re often 111 only • At 10th S tre e t an d Bay from the windows and contain Avenue, police arrested Angela only a chalkboard and desks. M arie L ittle s. 3 9 , of 1819 ‘ It w aa a re a l e d u c atio n .* Sum m erlin and J u liu s Devall Merrcll said. B ennett. 23. listed as hom e­ O ne of th e y o u n g w om en. less. Both were charged with J o h n s o n , becam e a n In a ta n l sale of crack cocaine. celebrity In Kazakhstan. • Al 10th S treet and Pine ‘ In a country of 17 million Avenue, police arrested Taurus people,” B eny explained, ‘she J . Boone. 19. of 2550 Crawford was the only black person.” Drive, He w as charged with Jo h n so n said It was a little uncomfortable to have her pic­ sale of crack cocaine and pos­ session of cocaine with Intent tu re taken constantly. Despite to distribute, some modeling experience, she • At l l t h Street and Poplar was not sure how to react to the Avenue, Allen SUaa, 38, whose attention. a d d re s s w as u n k n o w n , waa “They'd Just grab me and take arrested on a charge of sale of m y p ic tu r e c o n s ta n tly ,” s h e c o u n te rfe it c o n tro lle d s u b ­ said. *1 didn’t mind too m uch, stance. b u t after a while...” • At 11th Street and Cypress All o f th e g irls s a id th ey Avenue. Arthur Lee Walker, 38. would like to return. Some arc listed as homeless, was arrest­ It a a great place.* O alsek said. *1 c an 't wait to go back after graduation.” Drugs' ed on a charge of sale of crack c o c a in e , a n d p o s s e s s io n o f crack cocaine. • At 9th Street and Orange Avenue. Jill A. Brown, 29, of 111 McKay Blvd , was arrested on a charge of sale/deltvery of crack cocaine, • R esp o n d in g to a call regarding a suspicious person at Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue, police arrested Leroy Williams, 27, hom eless, on a charge of possession of crack cocaine. • S a tu rd a y , a n o th e r call regarding a suspicious person w as received, O fficers c o n ­ verged In th e park in g lot of Bram Towers a t 519 B. First S tre e t an d rep o rted finding Vernon C. Gough, 35, with no local address, sitting in his car He waa atresled on a charge of p o s s e s s io n o f le s s th a n 20 gram s of marijuana N O T IC E O F Z O N IN G C H A N G E P U B L IC H E A R IN G T O B E H E L D D E C E M B E R 1 2 ,1 9 9 5 Ths Seminole County Board of County Commissioners (the Board) proposesto adopt the following by ordnance: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING, PURSUANT TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT COOE OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, THE ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS ASSIGNED TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES LOCATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY (LENGTHY LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PROPERTIES ARE SET FORTH AS EXHIBITS TO THIS ORDINANCE); ASSJOMNQ CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE A-10 ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE A-1 ZOMNQ CLASSIFICATION; ASSIGNING CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE A-10 ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE A-3 ZONING CLASSIFICATION; ASSK1MNQ CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE A -f ZOMNQ CLASSIFICATION THE A d ZOMNQ CLASSIFICATION; ASSIGNING CERTAIN PROPERTIES ASSIGNED THE A d CLASSIFICATION THE A-1 ZOMNQ CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR LEGISLATIVE FINOINOS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR COdFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (Please aaa the m** below that are a part of this advertisement. All legal descriptions are available for review and copy al the Office of the Clark to the Board of County Commissioners and the County's Currant Planning and Comprehensive Planning Divisions). The 8eminoie County Board of County Commissioners (the Board) wHI conduct a public hearing on December 12,1995, lo consider administrative rezoninga to thoseproperties as dapided on the maps below. The Board wM consider recommendations of the Seminole County Local Planning Agency/PtanningandZoning Commiaaion (LPAVPAZ), hear citizenviews, andany local government or other agency comments on the subject rezoninga. No final action wMbe taken on these razoningi al this public hearing. Those razonings the Board intendsto adopt wMbe considered al a second public hearing lo ba held by the Board on January 9.1996, to consider final adoption of the rszoninga. No final actionwBba taken unUi this ascondpublic hearing. Public hearings wMbegin al 7.00 p.m., or as aa potable, in Room 1028 (Board Chambers) of the Seminole County Services 1101 LestRrsiapML Spnford, FL 32771. The general public is encouraged lo appear al this ttordance with the procedures.ueed by the-Board or edxnk mrtten i o n to it Of Cast * * « • * * / aw *** n . a rm , 'ttapw w w *) 381-1130, eelenAon 7441. TNe n&anngiimmj be continuedfromtime lotimeeefound neoeemv. 9 k * T T 7 r ; :7 1 . 7 I * t : 2 1 f m 1 1 IIN C H 1)1 l IVI MV S P I c IB t g * . . . . a fc&ai •6- s s OINNIH V * > SIMCIAI S 1)1 I I V I MY I X T I I A I I'M GREENEWAY/S.R. 434 AREA GENERAL LOCATION MAP (bob (M 4 M maps bakw tor ipoctitc ftfo rt^ bcMbns) 1 1 PM »1 t* * ussa MAP 2 L if e L in e Screening. In c. ScanningFbrilfe STROKE PREVENTION BEOIN8 WITH YOU WHIN: DSCIM Mfl .12, 1M 6 TIM E: 9:00 A J l-4 :3 0 P.M. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED PLEASE C A LL 330-0099 MAP 3 JJJ CORPORATE LIMITS U m u m al LNa Una lo m n ln a Inc. wrii ba nwikmiikwi a acraantno last s i i Bia use Doppiar tfy r'r-'+ 't VWh gw vfooekzsSon at th t Caram Artsrisk, ssoassivs pfoqus (< ThfoscrssnlnQlBttlspalnU ssandnoo-foylvBl— t.>fouwMbssfofodla»sonaiaBfo,M gal p i a m ba placed on your nook oust ihs carotid aitory. Tbs ultrasound foohnotoflfol wrii i 1a iransduoar around your naokunHshis w t ba given at ihs smss at N last. H a savors amount Is found you wN bs amen s print out and wM fossa your own pbysfoisn for oampfofo svskisrinn. P H A M H SU - U4 TO H K tP Y Q U I Ufo Uno wM also bo eereentog for psrtpbsrai Arterial Diasaso, fochnicaSy cadsd an Ankfo Brachial Indsa ■orasning. TNe sotssning maasuras srtsrifo dfoaasa In fos lowar afowmsfoa la dy M s yaar. JAMA (Journal d amariowi Msdtoal AasoeiaSon) rsfoaoari an aMda m AM (Ankfo Srschfol indsa dcrasnlng) M M RE ZONING SITE URBAN RURAL BOUNDARY . $ Mrnuo in A IQiAg-UMwtoA 1UWkUMw p* c •V nu t BftFFLUB M F MFFlUr au A 10kA^aiAMI toA 1iV w to ,i A lOiAonoMusfoioA 1lA gic^t) A 10lA^nouR** andA ft lAgoAmsl lo A 3 lAflroAkjTfo J MF FLUID 21 A4BAI If you wHh addjjjonM Wormation, please cai (407) 3 2 H iy, extenPon 7441. Copies of reports regarding these razoningi complete legal descriptions, proposed ordinance, and Information, inducing any comments reoeived, are avaiUNt for pubic review al the Room 3158, between the hours of 8 00 a m. and 5:00 p m , Monday throu0i Friday, Persons mAh ifeahMiss needing iwklinri lo participate in any of Rafoiona Department ADA Coordinator 48 hours in advance of Ihs 7941. Parsons are advised the! Hthey decide to appeal any 321-1130, fossa hai they wMneed a record of the proceedings, and for such puqjoas ensure a record of the proceedings ia made, which record includes the evidMioeigxin whichfoeappeal isbaaed. Section 2860106. Florida Statutes. at (407) nadeal need to �•A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, December S. 1995 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H i la T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R IO A IN A N D FOR 9B M IN O LB C O U N T Y O C N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S S N O . 9 4 -t 0 0 9 -C A -1 4 -B GE CAPITAL Circuit Ceurt Orenge Ceunty, Flerlde NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALS SERVICES, Inc . l/k/a Travalara Moilgag* Saivica*. Inc., Plaml ill, noDEnr a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS SIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. 9S-019S DIVISION 14B Case* C C IS S -IS t B Fanmah Fleachute Plaintiff vs Perry Farahani Defandant MOnTQAOE VS. Legal Notices jones, Jr an d EVELYN T. JO N E S : at al„ Dafandanta. A M IN O ID N O T IC I OF F O R tC L O S U R I D A L I Notice la hereby given that, purauant to an Ordar Raachaduling Foracloaure Sale dated November ISth, IS IS , and entered In civil caae num ­ ber 04 2OO6 C A -t 4 -B . ol the Circuit Court of the ISth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein OE CA P ITA L MOAT* OAOE SERVICES. INC., F/K/A TRAVELERS M O R TG AG E S ER ­ VICES. IN C., la Plaintiff and ROBERT A. JO N E S . JR ., EV E ­ LYN T. JO N E S . CA PITO L R O OFINO SUPPLIES A S R I., C O ., INC., la/ara Oefendant(a), I will aell fo Ihe higheat and beat bid­ der tor caah at the weat front door of the Seminole County courthouae in Sanford, Seminole County, Florida at 11:00 A M . on the t»th day of Oecember, ISOS, Ihe following deacnbed property aa aet forth In aaid Final Judgment, to wit: LO T 24. SABAL TR AIL AT SABAL POINT, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2S, PAGES SB A 90, PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. N O TE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T VO U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEM EO TO BE A O E B T C O LLEC TO R ATTEM P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANV INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the 1Alh day of November, I N S . MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jean Bnllant Deputy Clerk CODILIS A STAWIAR8KI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 490 Tampa, Florida 33607 Telephone: (913) S77-600I CAS *04-01029 Publish: November 20, and Decembar 9, 1099 DEJ-109 NO TICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ ol Elocution Issued out ol and undar lha aaal of Ihe Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida Caae * Cl 9 9 -t lt S upon a final ludgment rendered In the aforesaid court on the ISth day of July A.D. 1009 In that cartaln caaa entitled Farimah Fleachute, Plamtitl vs. Perry Farahani, Defendant which aforesaid Writ of Elocution was delivered lo me aa Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and Interaat of the defen­ dants in Ihe following described real property, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described aa fol­ lows: Lol IS . Block -c*. RIVER RUN. SECTIO N t, according to the plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book IS , Pages ST and IS , Public Records of Seminole County, Florida a/k/a 41S Weklva Rapid Orlve, Altamonte Sprmga, Florida 12714. Parcal ID* 10-21-29-SOS-OCOO-Ot SO. and the undersigned aa Sheriff ol Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M. on the 2 llh day of December A.D. 1909 offer for sale and aell to the higheat bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND S U B JE C T TO ANV AND ALL EXISTINO LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, at the steps, of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described property. That said sale la being made to satisfy lha terms of this Writ of Etecution. Donald F. Eslmger. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida N O TIC E REO AR DINO TH E A M ER ICANS W ITH D IS ABILI­ TIES A C T O F 1090. PERSONS W ITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL AC CO M M O D ATIO N S TO PARTICIPATE IN TH E PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E EN FO R CE A B LE W R ITS S ECTIO N OF TH E CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TH E S H ER IFF'S O FFIC E . 1149 29TH S TR E ET, SANFORO, FLORIDA, AT LEAST FIVE DAVS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEEOINOS. (407)110-9940 T T D (407) 121-1321. Publish: November 29, and December 9, 12, IS , 1909 DEJ-219 m PNC DANK. KENTUCKY, INC . F/K/A CITIZEN S FIDELITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Plaintiff(s), vs. GERALD J WARD, el al. Defendantls). N O T IC I OF FORBCLOBURI SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure dated November ISth, 1909. and entered In Case NO. 99-0199 ol the Circuit Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and for SEM I­ NOLE County. Florida wherein PNC BANK. KENTUCKY. INC., F/K/A C ITIZ EN S FID E LITY BANK AND TR U S T COMPANY Is the Plaintiff and OERALD J. WARO. SARAH O WARD a/k/a SARAH QIBSON, SUBRENA O. CASHE. B AR NETT RECOVERY CORPORATION, and JANE DOE N/K/A NORMA HILTS ara lha Defendants. I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash af Ihe entrance of Ihe West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida at 1100 a m , on the 19th day ol December. 1999, the following described proper­ ty as set forth In said Final Judgment: LO T 29. SAN LANTA THIRD S ECTIO N . ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 79. P UB LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. W ITNESS MV HAND and the seal of this Court on November 17th. 1999. (Seal) MARVANE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean Brlllant Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCatla, Raymer, Barrett A Floppier Post Office B o i 1410 Tampa. FL 31601 F9S02044S N O TIC S In accordance with Ihe Americans Disabilities Act, per­ sona needing a special accom ­ modation to participate In this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency sending notice not later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding at the address givsn on the notice. Telephone: 407-123­ 4110 eet. 4227: 1-800-993-0771 (TD D) or 1-900-999-9770 (v): via Florida Relay Service. Publish: November 29, and Oecember 9, 1993 OEJ-191 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THS C IR C U IT COURT OF THS IS T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA OSNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi 99-339 CA 14 IN THS CIRCUIT CO U RT OF T H I IS T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SSMINOLS CO U N TY O C N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. SS-1199 CA OIV. R NATIONAL MORTOAQE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS. CARLO S A. RAMIREZ. E T AL DEFENDANT(S) NOTICS OF FO R ICLO SUR S SALS NO TICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated November 19th. 1999, entered m Civil Case No. 93-319 C A 14 DIV. K of the Circuit Court of the IS TH Judicial Circuit In and for SEM INOLE County. Sanford. Florida, wheraln N ATIO NAL M O R TG A G E COM PANY is Plaintiff and C A R LO S A. RAMIREZ: UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF CARLOS A. RAMIREZ: LISA M. LOPEZ: UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF LISA M. LOPEZ: WATERS EOQE POOL SUPPLY. IN C .: ALAFAYA W OODS HOM EO W N­ ERS A S S O C IA TIO N . INC.; ALAFAYA W O O O S PHASE 2 HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; JO H N DOE AND JA N E OOE AS UNKNOW N TEN AN TS IN P O SSESSIO N are Defendants. I wilt sell lo the highest and best biddsr for cash at the front door of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock a m. on the 21st day of December, 1999 the following described properly as set forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt: LO T IS . ALFAVA W O O DS PHASE II. ACCORDING TO TH E MAP OR PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 69 TH R O U G H 71. IN TH E P UB LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. Dated this 17lh day of November 1999. (C IR C UIT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean Brlllant Deputy Clerk DAVID J . STERN ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF 2927 NE 201RD STREET. STE. 204 NORTH MIAMI BEACH. FL 11190 (109) 912-7776 99-01191 IN ACCO R DANCE W ITH TH E AM ER ICANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES AC T, persons with disabil­ ities needing a special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T ADM IN ISTR ATIO N , at the SEM INO LE County Courthouse at 407-323-4310, 1­ 900-999-9771 (TO D) or 1-900­ 999-9770, via Florida Relay Service. Publish: November 29. and December 9. 1999 DEJ-196 Legal Notices December, 1999. Ihe following described property as sat forth m said Final Judgm anl, lo wit: LO T 23, B LO C K "S '. PALM TE R R A C E . A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES B2 AND 93. O F TH E PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF S E M I­ NOLE. FLORIDA. NO TE: PURSUANT TO TH E FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS O EEM ED TO BE A O EBT C O LLEC TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANV INFORMATION O BTAINED WILL BE USED FOR TH AT PURPOSE. Dated Ihe 17th day of November. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Oy Jean Bnllant Deputy Clerk CODILIS t STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suile 430 Tampa. Florida 31607 Telephone: (913) 877-6009 C t S * 93-01613 Publish: November 29, and December 9, 1993 OEJ-214 KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. VS Plaintiff, SHENANDOAH S CLARK and LAUREL E. CLARK; et al.. Defendants. N O T IC I OF FO R ICLO SU R S SALS Notice ts hereby given that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated November 13th, 1993. and entered in civil case number 99-1339 CA, of the Circuit Court of the 16th Judicist Circuit In end for Seminole County, Flonds. wherein KISLAK NATIONAL BANK, is Plaintiff and SH ENAN­ DOAH S. CLARK. LAUREL E. CLARK. Is/are Dalendant(s), I will sell to Ihe highest end best bidder lor cash at tha wast front door of tha Samlnole County courthouse In Sanford, Seminola County, Florida, *1 11 30 A M. on Ilia 21st day of N O T IC I OF B A L I Notice is hsreby given that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered in this cause m the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, I will tell the property situated in Seminole County, Florida, described as: Lot 240. O F SUNRISE UNIT TW O 'D *. a subdivision accord- Continuing For Over 23 Vears •SculpturedNaa <1 ________ W5SS» •Air Brush *1 •Naanpa *14410941011 h o u tt U o n - S s i » A U - 7 PU Sunder 10A M -9 PM B 3WO North Hwy,17«M »»ul>p B1Q3 »Ut«M toryc formerly of T)W*ti Auto Repair it at 1 C 9 a ... ............. .. , a B ■ U M lip M V W Automotive ■ervke, Inc. >Pr : WEDNESDAY IS FAMILY DAY ; p , uj-v } 1905 S. French Ave., Sanford • (407) 323-3650 12-PI*ct Super I Snack 1*2 pirmof thatra.nurd Sh| a9K.DImi>m jl 10-Plec# “ “ I Bfcfc (tell of pouf (hat* I *Icoti eubeMutMi ntra | * I kamn*yk buttorm A A C ** (407)318-7001 * Ing t ; the plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 29. Page 44, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, and commonly known as: 1391 Alfonso Circle, Winter Springs, FL 32701 at public sale, lo the hlgheit and best bidder, for cash, al the west front door of ths Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida, at tt:0 0 A .M ., on DECEM BER 14th. 1999. MARYANNE MORSE. AS CLER K OF TH E C O U R T By: Jane E. Jaaewlc Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amencens With Disabilities Act. persons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact court Administration at Talaphone numbsr (407) 323-4130, not later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding. If hearing impaired. (TD D ) 1-900-999­ 9771. or Voice (V) 1-900-933­ 9770, via Florida Ralay Service. Mason A Associates. P.A. 17797 US 19 N.. Suite 900 Clesrwaler, FL 34424 Publish: November 29, and December S, 1999 DEJ-191 UN ITED STATES OF AM ERICA by and through tha Secretary of the DEPARTM ENT OF HOUSINO AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, Plaintiff, vs . C A FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC.; RUBEN E. A Q O S TO and ELSA I. AQ O S TO . his wits; SUNRISE OWNER S OROUP. INC.: MANUEL JA O U EZ; JANE DOE. wife of MANUEL JA O U EZ: and UNKNOW N TENANTS/OW NERS; Defendants. ¥ rtVVpo* Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U RT OF THB I I O H T I I N T H JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR BBMINOLB C O U N TY CABB NO.i 94-1B9S-CA-14B LEE’S Famous Recipe Chicken m ------- A M m Optn 7D*y% Legal Notices X f m /IbS John Rouving, manager (Handing to right), Fred Walker (kneeling) and Alex Alvarado (in truck) offer euperlor service and quality workmanship. For honest service Come see John at Mr. G’s SANFORO — Jo h n Rouving. formerly of Tlbbets Auto Repair, It now at Mr. G'a Complete Automotive Service and he wanta all of his old customers to know. If you have never had your vehicle serviced at Mr. 0 * b , you'll find a welcoming attitude from the friendly and caring staff of mechanics who will do anything to help you get back on the road. Mr. G'b Complete Automotive Service, locat­ ed at 201 North Maple Avenue, haa been owned and operated by Jam es Gustafson for the past three yean. Gustafson has 45 y e a n of experience In the automotive industry and was the owner of a new car dealership. In Illinois for 42 of those y ean . John Rouving has 26 y e a n experience; and rounding out the atafT Is Fred with 13 y e a n and Alex with six yean. "We are very honest and before any work Is done we will explain fully whal Is needed," says Rouving. Mr. G's state-of-the-art equipment, such as (he Allen computerized Smart Engine analyzer and the Motor Vac fuel Injection machine, means repairs will be right the first time. Mr. G's provides service for all makes of c a n and trucks, foriegn and domestic, from brakes to water pum ps and transmission, but they specialize in air conditioning and computer diagnostics. Towing is also available at Mr. G's. There ts always a 10 percent discount for senior citizens at Mr. G'a. The weekly ads In the Sanford Herald also offer different specials. You can reach Mr. G's by calling 323-9090. to schedule an appointment for service or Just to get more Information about the services available. Mi H I III M lllllll ♦ ’ •’ ^Holiday Wishes *■- H alt A Simply Fakuloui Christmas! Thank You For Your Patrymag*. Nr Nm UTTU AH tkat MUttti UF_ k W m iFrefHi, w n m BDeal USIN ESSKVKWI CdhJtt-MIll delay, start yasr < is Nw sail H*at.... SS5 t �Sports IN B R IE F LOCALLY Calling all basketball coaches SANFORD - Thr Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is In dire need of coaches for the upcoming Youth Basketball Longues. Three coaches arc needed for the 13-Under league and one In the II -Under division. Please call (407) 330-5607 if you can help. Sanford adult recreation plans SANFORD - The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold organizational meetings for its Polar Bear leagues coming this week. The volleyball leagues will meet on Tuesday. December 5th at 6 p.m. nt Sanford City Hall. The slowpltch softball meeting will be on Wednesday. December 6th. The men's leagues will meet at 6 p.m.. with the women's and Co-Ed leagues meeting at 6 30 p.m. The Adult Flag Football meeting will be at 6 p.m. on Thursday. December 7th at 6 p.m. For more Information, call 330-5697. Winter Springs softball WINTER SPRINGS - The City of Winter Springs will be signing up teams for Its 1996 Adult Softball Polnr Bear League starting tomorrow (Dec. 4) at Central Winds Park. League's (limited to the first six paid teams) are scheduled to slart on Tuesday. January 2 and run Monday through Friday night's (teams select which night) for five weeks with games starting at 6:30 p.m.. 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Cost Is 9205 per learn (includes 920 ASA fee), plus 95 non-resident fee for Individuals. Home team must also supply two balls per game. Awards Include a sponsor plaque with picture for each team. Individual and team trophies for first place and a team trophy for second place. For more Information call 327-7110. Baseball coaches meeting SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation Department Is having a coaches meeting for all those Interested In coaching youth baseball. The meeting Is for those wanting to coach ages 12-Under (T-Ball. Pee Wee. Little Majors). The meeting will be held at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall, at 6 p.m. on Monday. December 13th. For m o r e I n f o r m a t i o n p le a s e c a l l 3 3 0 - 5 6 9 7 . Magic Toys for Tots ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic and Toys for Tots are teaming up to provide new toys for local needy children during the holiday season. Magic fans attending the December 8th (Charlotte Hornets. 8 p.m.) or 15th (Utah Jazz. 8 p.m.) games, may donate new. unwrapped toys at the O-rena. Every person who donates a toy receives a raffle ticket with the chance to win a great prize during halftime. The Orlando Magic, along with co-sponsors WCPX-Channel 6 and the US Marine Corps, also will provide drop off points for new. unwrapped toy donations at the following locations: Magic Front Office. Orlando Arena. One Magic Place and the Magic FanAttic (both locations). 715 West Garland Street. Orlando or Re­ naissance Center. Altamonte Springs. Athlstlc scholarships available OAKHURST. N.J. - Over 100.000 collegiate athletic scholarships are available each year to male and female high school and Junior college student athletes. Contrary to popular belief, students don't have to be all state to qualify. A new publication with forms, sample letters and tables of factual Information Is available for student athletes. It takes them step by step through the important process of getting an athletic scholarship and Includes college and conference listings. For information on how to get a collegiate athletic scholarship, send a self addressed (business size), stamped envelope to the Na­ tional Sports Foundation. 6 1 1A Willow Drive. P.O. Box 940, Oakhurst. New Jersey 07755. Sanford Racraation Karata SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is ofTerlng karate for ages 6 to adult. The classes are held at the Sanford Gym­ nastics Association Building. 601 E. 25th Place, on Thursday from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The Instructor is Barry Green, a 3rd degree blackbelt. and the cost is 910 per month. For more Information, call 330-5697. SRD offars Baton claaaaa SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering baton classes for girls ages 5 and up. The classes, taught by Joy Clorc. are held every Thursday from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 .m. at the Sanford Gymnastics Association uilding. 601 E. 25th Place. The cost is 910 per month. For more information call 330-5697. & NBA H T Houston at Utah, (L). 8 p m. M Orlando at Los Angeles Clippers. (1), 1030 p.m. C o m p lst* lis tin g s o n P a t # I I B Arrow force flies Seminole boys open with district win By MAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD _ The rourlh edition of Arrow Force got off to a good start Monday as Seminole never Irnllcd In posting a 56-43 vic­ tory over Kisslinmcr-Gatcway at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Making the victory’ even more sweet was the fact that It was also a Class 5A-Dlslrtrl 66 contest. "I thought wc moved the hall." said Seminole head coach Bob Tralna. “Wc had sonic bad turnovers and I was not pleased with our defense, but wc'vc got a lot of young kids and we're Just liying lo gel a little better each game. If the young players conic through I thinks we'll Ik*competitive." Tin* nlglil turned out lo Ik*ultra-successful for Arrow Force IV as It swept thr trtpleheadcr from thr visiting Panthers. flic freshman opened Uic evening's action with B.J. Pralt scoring 12 points In n 37-36 triumph and Tcny Patrick scored 15 points to lead liir Junior varsity lo a 51 -37 victory. Seminole (10) will now wait tuilll Friday when It will host conference favorite Lake Mary In the opening Seminole A tliletlr Conference contest for both teams. Thr fresh­ man game Is sel for a 4:30 p.m. start, with JV’s tasking the court at 6 p.m. The varsity will tlpoff at 7:30 p.m. Monday's game got off lo a slow start with senior center Chuck Smith finally breaking the Icc. converting a thrce-polnl play lo put Arrow Force IV ahead 3-0 with 5:23 left In the first period. Gateway’s first score came on a free throw with 4:28 remaining In the opening frame, but Seminole led 14-11 afler the first eight min­ utes., Arrow Force IV controlled most of the sec­ ond quarter with Mequal Bush scoring five points us the Tribe built u 10-polnt lead three times In the quarter. Including 2919 at Inter­ mission. The Paul hers came out hot In the third qunrler. hilling five of six shots. Including a Ihrcc-polnter. lo closr to within 32-30 with 3 :5 0 re m a in in g . But Uic Seminole defense held Gatewuy lo only a pair or free throw’s the rest of the peri­ od and the home squad led 38-32 heudlng Into the final eight minutes. The Puntliers kepi things Interesting, get­ ting a close as four points. 41-37, with 5:30 left. But Arrow Force IV would not lx* headed, hitting five of eight shots from ihc floor and seven of 10 from the free throw line In Ihc period to build a lead us big us 14 points. Derrick Jones (I I points, four assists, three steals) and Doug Hughs (10 points, three rebounds, three assists) led the way as eight of the nine players who dressed scored for Seminole. 5. Nieves 2-5 0-2 4. Dixon 1-3 0-2 2. Colon 5-7 0-0 10. Joseph 0-4 1-21. Rena 3-5 0-0 8. Also playing well for Arrow Force IV were Sm ith (eight points, 12 rebounds, three steals, two assists). Bush (eight points, three rebounds, three assists) and Tommy Raines (seven points, righl rebounds). Colon was the lone Panther In double figures with 10 paints. ARROW FO R CE IV 56. PANTHERS 43 Gateway (43) Partaud 1-1 0 0 3. Santiago 1-7 2 2 5. Niuvet 2-5 0-2 4. Diion 1-3 0 2 2. Colon 5-7 0-0 10. Joseph 0-4 1-2 1. Rena 3-5 0­ 0 8. Howell 2-7 0-1 4, Witts 3-7 0-1 6 ToUls IB-47 310 43 Seminole (56) Seymore 3-4 0-0 6. Bush 2-7 3-4 B. Jonea 4-6 3-6 11. Hughs 4-10 0-1 10. Edwards 0-0 00 0. Raines 3-5 1-2 7. McCloud 1-2 0­ 0 2. Smith 3-t6 2-3 B. Key 1-3 2-2 4 ToUls 21-531118 56 Gateway 11 B 13 11 43 Semmola 14 150 IB . 56 Three pomt M d goals _ Gateway 3 9 (Rena 2-4. Parsaud 1­ 1. Santiago 1-5. Neves 0-1); Seminole 4-11 (Hughs 2-3. Bush t4, Smith 0-2) ToUl louis Gateway 14. Sammoia 13 Fouled out _ none Techmcala _ none Rebounds • Gateway 25 (Willis 6. Howe* 5). Sammoia 35 (Smah <2. Ha met 8) Assists Gateway 15 (Parsaud. Diton. Joseph 3 each). Seminole 13 (Jones 4. Bush 3. Hughs 3) S te m _ Gateway I I (O io o . Colon. Rena 3 each). Semmola _ 13 (Jonea. McCloud. Smith 3 each) Blocked shots Gateway 3 (Joseph 3). Semmole 1 (Jones) Records Gateway 01 SA-District 6. Seminole t-0 , 1-0 5A5 JV _ Seminole 51. Gateway 37 Freshmen _ Semmole 37, Gateway 36_____________ □ M b B ask etb all, P « |i 3B Herald Phelei by PMI HaulsUn The play ot Chuck Smith (white uniform, top) and Mequal Buah (bottom, right) were two ol the main reasons Seminole Arrow Force IV was able to win their opening game Monday night. Tribe girls fall on last minute goal From Staff Reports SANFORD -> Kissimmee-Osceola got a breakaway goal from April Kelley In th r final minute of Ihc m utch us the Kowboys edged Seminole 1-0 In a girls' Class 5ADlstrlct 6 content at Thomus E. Whighum Stadium Mouduy nighl. The Fighting Scmlnoles fell dial Kelley was offside, but did not gel the cull and suffered the loss dt-splu- controlling Ihc second hall. The Tribe was led defensively by Sabreenu Sapp. Tracy Hcirlck and Andrea Russo. The iwo teams battled lo a 1-1 lie lu Hie Junior varsity game. Seminole (3-5) will play Lake Brunlley In a Seminole Alhlellc Conference contest at Thomas K. Whighum Sludlum on Wednesday nlglil On Saturday, the Tribe picked up u Class SA-Dsllrlrl 6 win by blanking Gateway 8-0. Ilelrick nelletl four goals, while C.C. Guillun added a pair of scores. Niki Snell uud Slefany Groover con­ tributed the oilier two goals for the Tribe. LIONS ROAR AT HOME OVIEDO _ Hie Lions continued lo show everyone that lhey are going lo lx- a force lo reckoned with us they pounded DrLund 5-1 at John Courier Field Monday nlglil. Oviedo Improved to 9-2-1 on die season and will In- at Utkc Mary lor a Seminole Alhletle Conference contcsl at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Wednesday nlglil. KOWIOVB 1. FIGHTING BCMMOUS 0 Gobi* — Osceola. A. KbMty. that* on Ooal Osceola I: Seminole B. Bu m — Pesoole >; 6*mlnoI* 2. Records — SsmlnoN 14. JV Seminole 1. O lCbClb 1. LIONS I, BULLDOGS 1 Goals - OeLand. Olbtbbn; O vM o. Had 2. Aaby 2. Bert. Aaaiata — (M a li , Krsmbaeh. Laraon. BhoU on Goal Qatar* 2: Oviedo 20. Records -OeLand 44: Ovtada 1-2-1. JV — DaLand 1, Oviedo 0SATURDAY RAMS 3. MARAUOCRB O Goaia — Laba Mary. Benito* 2. Morrta. Aaaiata — Laba Mary. Olaan, BrtdMy. Mata an Oaai — Lata Mary 14; 080 4. Racorda — Laba Mary 8-2­ 1; 000 S-2. JV — 000 2. Laba Mary 0. PATRIOTS 2. RAIDERS 2 Goal* - Oraoga Parti. O'Antonio. Glada; laba Brantlay. Torra. Smith Aaaiata • Orange Park. D'Antaala; Laba Brantley. Seine t . Levant. Shot* an Oaal - Orange RarbIB; laba Brantley 22. Raaarda Orange Parti S4-1; Laba Brantley 4-2-1. PRDAV QRKVHOUNDS 4, WOHTTNQ SEMMOLE 1 Oaato - laminate. SmMt; Lyman, Schwaleer. Durham, St. Louie. Mailman. Shota an Goal SemlneM N/A; Lyman 24. Racorda - Lyman 1-2. JV-Sam lnatat. Lyman 1. RAMS 4, SBVER HAWKS O ooala - Lobe Mary, Shall*. Oleon. Morrta. Thomaa. Aaaiata - Laba Mary. BenMac 1. Shota •n Ooal - Laba Mary 21: Laba Howell 10. Racorda - Labe Mary 4-2-1; Lobe HowoU H JV - Labs Hawaii 4, Laba Mary 0. PATRIOTS 2. LIONS 0 Goals - Laba Brantlay. Tullla, Monica. Aaaiata - Laba Brantlay. Selllcb. Berhhart. them on Ooal - Labe Srenttty 21; Oviedo 10. Record# - laba Brantlay 4-2; Oviedo 1-2-1. JV • Laba Brantlay 2. Oviedo 1. �M - Banford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Dacambar 5, 1995 Legal Notlcti Legal Notices Legal Notlcts r m c ir c u it c o u r t oa TNa ia rn w a w iA i c ir c u it o r n o m a t M M ir a * CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OP APPLIOATtON PON TAX BEES NOTteS M M H IO L S CO UNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by the City Commie*ten of th* City of Lake Mary, Florida that said Commission wW hold a Public Hearing on December I1 »t, 10M at 7:00 P.M., ot a* soon thereafter a* possible, to con­ sider a regutet from TaylorMcVay, Inc. (Dennt* Wood) for site plan review with th* follow­ ing variance to the Land Development Code: * reduce weet buffer width from ES feet to 15 feet to allow for th* construction ot a Auto Waah 'on th* following described NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that Howard P. 4/or Patricia S. Ham*, th* holder ot th* (allow­ ing c*rtrticat*<*) ha* filed taid certificate!*) lor a to* deed to be Mtuod thereon. Th* certitlcat* number)*) and ye*r(t) el Neuance. th* daacrtdtion of th* property, and th* n*m*(t) m which it wet iii e t M d I*/ere a* follow*: Cortificat* No. tOOt Year ot Itauanc* 1**1 Date notion ot Property: LEG LOT 4 EXCELSIOR BUSINCSS PARK PB 41 PO f t Name* m which ««>o«*ed: I . Lao M unittl, Salvator B. Munittl. All of **M property befng m th* County ot Seminole, Slate ot Fioftda. Uniee* ouch cert ifleafe)*| ahall be redeemed according fa law, tha property deacribed m euch certific*!*(•) wilt b* told to th* hlgh**t bidder at th* weet front door, Seminole County Courthou**, Sanford, Florid*, on th* Sth day ot January. 1404, at tt A.M. Payment of Sate too, oppUcebN documentary ttamp tea** and racordlne fee* ar* rogulrod to bo paid by th* auccoooful bidder at th* sal*. FuN payment of an amount ogual to th* lUgh•at bid N duo within 14 hours after th* advertlead tuna of th* tala. All payment* then be c**h or guaranteed intfrumont, mad* payable to th* Clark of th* Circuit Court. Dated thl* ttn d day of in OF PUBLIC HEAR!MB o s n s r a l ju r is d ic t io n ca m no. e o -ie e e -C A -i4 -« 0 1. CAPITAL MORTOAOI •iRVicca, me.. ammtitt, va. DALE MOHRMANi H MvM*. and all unknown partto* claiming by, through, undot and against tha who arc not known to be dead ot alive, whether taw unknown partlee may claim an interact at apoueoc, heir*, doviaaaa, grant***, ot other claimant*:___ , unknown p*r*on(t| in po*»a*ai*n of the *ub|*ct real property; Defendant*. NOTIca O f ACTION TO: Oat* Mohrman If living, and all unknown peril** claiming by, through, und*t and againat th* are not known to b* dead *t aliv*. whether *ald unknown parti** may claim an mtat**t a* spout**, h*lr*, d*vi**e«, grantee*, ot other claimant*; who** rotidenc* I* unknown 1404 I . IOth Street Sanford. f L 3*771 YOU A R I NOTIFIED that an action for for*ck>tur* of mort­ gage on th* following dMcrlbod property: Lot 7, Block I t , PEL-AIR, according to th* flat thereof a* recorded in flat Book 1. fag* 70, Public Record* of > ammol* County, Florida. you art regulred to *orvo a copy of your written defence*. N any, to R. an PETER KYRSS, Attorney ter the Ptemwft, who** address is 4010 Pay Scaut Boulevard, Putt* 400. Tampa, Florida MOOT on or before thir­ ty day* from th* data of th* hret 1 *,M tf ^ .ft■ e j 1a w* 4s^rrra rmtmv VMM file th* original *rtth th* Clark gf this Court ofthor bofor* aorvlco on PlaintIff* attornoy or Immo■Si—|- l, m n U n a t.i a^&aMlow Utpiflf W IP w ra V m ■ default will b* antarod «g*m*t you for th* r*n*f damended m th* complaint. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAIR D IPT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARS AOVISED THAT THIS LAIN FIRM IS DBSMIO TO M A 0 «B T COLLECTOR ATTSMPTINO TO COLLECT A M P T AND ANY NFORMATION OBTAINS D WILL PS USSD FOR THAT PURPOM. WITNESS my hand and th* loci at add Court on NOVSMM R Slat, tOSS. Lot 4, Corporate Point*, a* recorded In Plat Book 4S, Page* JO 4 11, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Th* Public Hearing will be held Mi the Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Chib Road, Lake Mary. Th* public I* Mivitad to attend and be heard. Said hearIng may be continued from time to time until a final decision I* made by th* City Commission. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP THESB PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CO N­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE MEETING AT 407-JI4-J0I4. NOTE: IF A PERSON DSCIMS TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL NSBD A RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOM, HE OR SMB MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS IS M AM . WHICH RECORD tttCLUM S THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO M IA M D . FLORIDA STKTUTM 8SS.S10S. CITY O f LAKE MARY, FLORIOA Corel A. P*M*r, Clly CMrk 0ATED: N iv»m kir n th . ISPS PUBLISH: Deoombar S, I SEE M K-S4 ’.IS M . Marys Clerk *1 th* CtrcuR Court County, I AN L. Slli Deputy Clark PuktHh: Nevamker M , and 0*»*mH r S, I t , Itth , ISM 0EJ-S11 MLA. m e.. PlaintIff, DAVID P. WATERS, Ot *1. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NON** H I MjMUid id •Vwlmf M HOnMy W | Ltgil Notlcwi m MW B M PM A MM r ww M MfNBLB CBUNTT, CfVtL ACTION CASE NS. M-14PPOA-14 FT MOATOMECOMPANIIE D/E/A FTB MORTGAGE MRVtCIP AS SUCCESSOR EV MIROIR TO EUNEILT NATIONAL MORTOAOI CORPORATION. PrtMtiff. vs. FLORA MARK WHITE, ot of. • ROTfOE OP ACTION TO LA1T KNOWN RC1I0ENCE: FLORA MARIE WHITE 104 N. Lake Or. Sanford, FL S17T1 CURRINT RIEIDCtfCI: _____ UNKHOWH YOU ARI HOTIFKD that an action to foreclose a mortgage on th* following progeny in M M M O LI County. Ftortpo: THAT CIRTAW CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL UNIT NO. 104, TOGETHER WITH AN UNOtVIO10 m TIR IB T W THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, RIETRICTIONE TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THAT CtRTAIN MCLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF NORTHLAKE VILLAOE CONDOMINIUM Ml AS RSCORMD IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK IMP. PAO II 414 THROUGH S4t. INCLUSIVE, A t RICORM O IN THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND ANY ANO ALL AMENDMENTS ANO EXHIBITS THERETO. TOMTHBR WITH THE FOL­ LOWING M ECRIM O PERSON­ AL PROPERTY: RANOE/OVEN, REFRIGERATOR, DISHWASH­ ER. CLOTHES WASHER, DRYER, OAREAM DISPOSAL, VENT PAN. WALL-TO-WALL CARPET. Maryann* More* A* Clark of tho Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk CODILIi U iS S STAMRARMI INC. M HM Ptamtdf, and DNIRO P. WATERS, dt #1.. art (ftp DofddM RM, I arm oaB Bid proparty situated in SEMINOLS 401S C , LP? ‘u TS frH H M ftM FIRST RE PLAT, A RE PLAT OF ORVNMANBN, pooordbtp Id Bw fMt Tamp*. Florida SSS0T Telephone: (SIS) STT-aaaS cssass-asass WW ywWWywWW W v Im PouH wrp. Butt* TM , Tampa, Flortda EM M. and Mo th* prtpInal with thl* Court ofthor bofor* *arvtc* on Plaintrtf'* bt th* dw Uw wAlww pw r Kw i wv nvnsv m A for two cou­ rt Pt WITNKM my hanp and th* ooal of thM Court on ihN ttnd day of NOVBMMR, ISM. CMrk of Wo Court Sy: Ruth KMg - “ Ay Clark O S H F N N fM fR iij iJEBWml** ! la hereby ). ESI N, Frtrtp*. dt llt M a m . enlhe Hot day df 7. IEEE. ITth, IBM . Maim aaMAMNAA in In a a trwg V s — i Puainoao at 470 Parkway, tw**t, SuR* IM S . CauntyTVlorldaT*’andor S o ................... of SMTNM* m-M a M LUCILLE B. MOPPLPVs at M-. Notioo la boreby pieon that, purousnt to thM Pmol Judgment ot For— m ur* d ie d Nevember tsth, tOSS, and entered m aivd ca*o number P4-14MCA. of the Circuit Court of th* tSth Judicial Circuit in and for PamlnoN County, Florid*, wharobi HOMS PANINOP OP NMERICA. P.p.d. F/K/A HOMS BANtNOS OP AMPRWA, FA.. M PMMUN mid LUCILLE B. MOM* L B V ,___ . UNKNOWN PERPONfSI IN POSMSSION OP THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY N/K/A OLIVE DANIELS.___ . UNKNOWN PERSONfS) IN POPSESSION OP THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY N/K/A LAURA SILLS, m/aro OiludddNN. I wdi aek to tha b p w i and bom bid dar for caoh at the daor of the CftltfliUMliA ill Seminole County, Florida, at it.-00 AES. on th* tsth dag ot w, r ............... .... ' m amd Fmai Judgmint. to tea: LOT SS. HIOHRIOOE AOOfTION TO OLBN AROEN HEIGHTS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEB IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAOS 04. PUBLIC RECORDS OP M M tNOLS COUNTV. FLORIOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR M ET COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OSSMED TO M A M B T COLLECTOR ATTEMPT1*10 TO COLLECT A M B T ANO ANT INFORMATION OSTAINEO WILL M U M 0 FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated th* 17th day of November, ISOS. CMrk of Cucud Court Deguly^Ckerk*'* COOILIS A BTAWIARPKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Tmrw*. Florida SS447 Telephone. (SIS) BTT-0000 C M ass-017S4 M J-104 s. toss SIM day of ISPS. CONDOMINIUM UNIT HUMM R EPS OP LAKE VILLAS CONOOMINIUM A CONOOMPflUM AccoROMea t o th e m c u - RATION OP CONDOMINIUM OWNERSHIP OP LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM OATED AUGUST 14TH, 1P7I, ANO RSCORMD IN OFFICIAL M C O A M BOOK 444. PAOS BBSS OP THE CURRENT PUB­ LIC RECORM OP EEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ANO THE E l MBITS TO THE APORBSAIO MCLARATION RSCORMD SIMULTANEOUSLY THEREWITH Bl OFFICIAL MCOROE VOL­ UME PSP. PAM M IS . OF THE CURRENT PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORI­ OA. Datad Hue 17th day of M EM . I h r S ii CU R B OF THE COURT By: Jean BnPani Deputy CMrk PAULA P. LIGHTEST. Poet Ofhca Be* ISSt Orlando. PLSSPOJ Attorney for Flooddl ta U9f»9fMI96 fUl/A BDWHfl *' irk. ^ 'T f o f r f contact at SSt North Park N-SP1. Sanford. Florida 31771. at Nadi hv* (SI day* prior to die prscoodtap Hu* 14th pay Of 1PMMARY ANN KLEIN, LWfeWl C# u r ##I Florida Bar No. M l M M (4471 MS-4110 *at. 4117; 1- PON ic* 000 044-4771 (TDD) OT I-POO- 444-4770 (VI. Via Florida Relay feufeitoft liovofRb#f n Dacambar S. 1404 D S J-ttl IM S Nh Bar Horrrtgton. of taoeutioft wot 4 m* aa Sheriff of County, Fiona* and I batrp WYNtl ipBR BBS Ml m m0 f » . . . RlDfe fel SfekNlSfe FlonPa. move partMutOfty Of SomInert County, Florid*. M l M 11*4 AM. on Mo Say of PooomPor A O ISSS offer for sort and hrthort bidder, FOR CASH W HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY AMO A U EBIBTXtO USNB. M the Front (Wirt) Door, at bt* MOP*. Of brt r<L, ylkiy ^ a B^^gM ----mt PVnVfS* T M M B l brt above d**cnbo That ooM M rt m bortp « M MtMfy bw rtrm* of btrt df I locution. NO TIC I MGARDMfO THE AM4KICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OP ISSS, WITH A OtSASIUTY NStObM SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIRATS W THE PROCCBOdfOS SHOULD CONTACT TMi ENFORCE ABLE WRITS BSCTIOR OF THE CIVIL OftftBiON AT THE EHERIFF’E OFFICE. IS4E SETH STREET, BANFORO. FLORIOA. AT LEAST FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS- 1407)110-4440 TTD Florida M7 7 j 4. I S M MJ-11P 7.87 7.12 0.83 1994-90 1994-95 1904-95 S h r r l ' Bam R H k Ik u 4 over Vrt.4 IG4W014WOJ1444PBS1 ksfeif itafsg m l i R ^ R la i by U P. M participate m thN .im CarsNsa ... OabUM 10 over Pit­ tsburgh ... Seattle 1 over Denver... WssMngtoa 214 over N.Y. G taoti... Tamps Bay 3 over Oipm Bay. Lengweed, PL S1TM I MSRSPV CSRTIFV THAT a bud and correct copy of Bbo v NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SATURDAY, DECEMBER f , It w HOME TEAMS IN BOLD 2 over Cleveland Saa Diegp 3 over Aritona. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 9 ,199S 8L Lanh I over Buffalo... Ciacia* ■Btl 2 over Chicago... PhllsdrlphU 3 over Dallas ... Hsast sa 3 over Detroit... Jark— rMf 14 over IndlsaspcHs u New tm jm i llover N Y. Jets ... / t t y « 9 over New IIP CtrouP. Florid*, find probable cove* that the above property obouM b* fortoMod to th* obovo agency You wM bo oorvod a copy of b o Order Hading Pro*obi* Cauo* on** M it 11pee* by the Judge and A w4l advroo you how ond M te td megoitd to thie regueof for for- IIi B ites ky K b « F M tu w Bywi and aP pfbpfp whd claim an fefew^wwt in |im fe^wfew^* f BARSTTA. M OM L 11 rf*iu*y SHOTGUN. MfMAL fflOSSL DONALD P. I BURM A. Of the fefewf torasktglppoaton In ) POURCfc8poc1rtQN*«w TO: Cr»m Oeetafana I t i V mokO T7M FLM740 t SMITH S WESSON, M OM L J m HomslP m RE: PORPBITURE OP • 1 IM 1 P S -.il M BS; S1.1M.M UffTTEO STATE • CURRENCY f SMITH E WESSON. M OM L SWHOPi AS CALISSN MANOOUN, ofWOttSti t OARSTTA. M008L t l GAUM SHOTGUN, • til S10.M1.00; SIMPPt S1.1MP0 UNITS D STATSS ..* ” WsBkPtl IS , ISPS NOTICE IS HSRMV GIVEN Bigl pureuwM to a Suauhary dgmont of Faroeloeur* bt the oboee-oatitlod Id th* CMeuN Court Id for BernmoN County, I wdi *eM M pubMe au*ben t* the lughoet bidder for aaeh at mggt. Neat Baer Mt Panlard, BoaHdbM C ounty. Florida PI EBP hour Of I1*S 1 i ,1 A Ih o N B A : ARamtwts Sarmna, PL StTt4 Or P. Leonard toots, oa-tsaa ii H H B 1 T7T W 1 1 B, I I b a m nr. pa 110ME PAVttfPP OP AMPRf F.8.P. f/k/a Ham* Savutg* of Amarus. F-A-. m D O B / H fM - BfC.. a Fteride carpergMPh. PATRIOTS 87. COUGARS 40 UnfvorMy (40) Botchon 2. Mason 4. Severn*m 2. ZoUor 2, Pont 11. Brawn 2 Montd* 14, Chance 3. Total*: 14 1-24 40. Lake Brantley (87) Room 18. Lyon* 18. Day 8. Hal 8. SwtngM 13. Cart* 4. TbtaM: 24 18-37 87. UnfvorMy 1 3 7 1 1 8 .4 0 I Brantley 1 8 1 3 1 8 1 8 .8 7 Thro*-port! Ilakt goals _ UnfvorMy 1 (P*r*i). Total lout* . UnfvorMy 23. Lake BranBoy 20. Fouled out _ non*. TochnictN 1 . UnfvorMy 0 4 ; Lab* BranBoy 2-8. lvf n In n th fill Ptortda SM1E THIS IB AN ATTTBMPT TO O O L U C T A M B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED BULL M USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. few vfell AL094A ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC., a m ts UONS 72. COUGARS S3 UlfeVfefBfey(83) M. Lovltt It. Prewitt S. OoLoon 1. Whatley 4. Jonkin* 3. Brtvnont 12.A. Lovmi, WUhrtgton 13 lbl4to: 18 4-18 53 (MBPS (71) Rogers tl, Fowtor 1, Harper 19, 8aodor* 14. Combat 4. Oratmt 10. Thomot 4, OmorS, Knapp4, FrMon S. IttaM: 31 P-12 72. UntoiMy8 1 0 1 7 2 f .5 3 Ovlodo 12 23 21 1 6 .7 2 TTwoppoinf flak] goal* _ LfnfvorMy 5 (M. LovM 2, Slmmona 2, Doleon. JgnMna); Ovlodo 1 (Roger*). Tbtal fouN _ UnfvorMy 12. 1110 fewvtH Myftl# Pl«'H ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . Brantley used a pair of big scoring advante. In the second a n d fourth q u a rte r to beat University 67-40 In a girls' basketball game* Monday night. Lyons led the Patriots (2-6) with 1 9 1 points, while Swingle added 13 and Reese 16. Lake B ra n tle y will be a t O viedo on Thursday. M ontllla (14) a n d Perez (11) led th e Cougars (0-6). _____ The ju n io r varaltv contest also went to Oviedo by the scare ot 5852. The Lions will h o s t Lake Howell In a Seminole Athletic Conference game on Friday. 'OrJpsfM *nwt SdM^Mnr kown'(rS l prior M W * i CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jean I fel ( E DUCAHONAL ■ TRANNNO CENTER, NIC 47S Central Ovlodo 12. Fouled out . none. Technical! _ non* Record!, J A W o rM £ £ * O v r td (^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^WTtvBB a a g I V B iY ll ia aM IV PAS VVI l^ Mw n Pblw V SB. Ps b m M and 11. df * tmborSS, and rS, IPSE C o s t l s s H from 9 t | i IB LIONS CAGE PANTHERS OVIEDO _ Four players finished In double fig u res a s th e Oviedo Lions m au led th e University Cougars 72-53 to move to 6-0 on the season. Sanders led the Lions with 14 points, while Harper added 13. Rogers 11 and Graves 10. W ashington (13), Simm ons (12) and M. Lovltt (11) paced the scoring Tor University (2- you ar* rtguiroP ta tarvo ■ copy of your written Pofonooa, X any. trtthfn M Pay* after bt* M w. ^M *Mlg inaw vtA pOTNCMIWI wW MMtdd HVImV of Action, on Echevarria. McCall*. Raymor, Barrett A Fropprtr, Plaintiff* attornoy, oureuant to * Final Judgment of Faroeloour* or OrPor N iv im k ir ftth , IS M , bt civil Coo* CA14, bi tha CirouR Court for SEMINOLE Courtly, Florida, whorom TEMPLE-INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. M Basketball- N k M H M w rtb Docemkor 1 . 12.1S. 1SP4 MJ-217 t ' A -A L L T H A T © U T T E R S CoMbtg Qkldays l A 9fuG f*C oC on C flta C o g o( fikcituiqJeuiehy StyQes , < t^D^OJofodau g i j t g ti/U ig ! L A K E M A R StuMtag ^Diamond J w tb m SknUsg at $ 1 0 0 Y r v u iv m c v liw v im Lake Maly's OUeat le w a lB r •Eight YearsSameLocation Alhartaoas n A ia » Lake Mary Roukvsrd » (497) m -G B M S �m Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, December 8, 1MS - SB People T! OvilVItlfl 10 QlMtK A regular meeting of Overeat e n Anonymous ts conducted on Tuesdays a t 7:90 p.m. a t First United Methodist Church, comer of Park and 8th, Sanford. For more Information, call Carol a t 339-0687. T«k« off pounds Mfttlbty Boating buff looks out for others BfI Herald StaffWriter Seminole Community College (SCC) Toastm asters Club 6561 win m eet every Tuesday of the m onth, a t 7t3p p m., at the old Mtary City on Country Club ”Rood. Contact U 1C M U Lake IrM M T M B i; V U / iHalt b w h w*# Rosetta Bonham a t 3234364 for more Information. SANFORD - S a n d ra Romanowskl h as turned her love of boating and helping others Into a volunteer Job th at the whole fam ily enjoys. A day excursion on the river has been fun and helped all those out In boats be assured someone Is looking out for them. Romanowskl and her husband, Rukm, spent m uch of their spare time volunteering together for AWANA (approved workman are not ashamed) a t church based program and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. For t h e ; Longwood"Lak« Mary Uontto mMt at th e ir_____ Members of Taka Off Pounds Sensibly, TOPS, Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 1607 BanfonTAve.. Sanford. The group now h as a private room to weigh people between 6:18and6:«5 o.m. Each week a different program on weight loss will be conducted * For more Information about the d u b , call 323-1788 or 323-1664. ToMtmMftrt mMt The Lonfwood-Lake Mary Uone Club meets the first and third Tuesday of every m onth, a t 7 p.m.. a t the Ramada ton, S R. 434 in Loafwood. Visitors and prospective m em bers are wewteome to attend. Optimist CHab matts waakty The Sanford Optimist Chib m eets every W ednesday at noon a t the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194or 322-0360. eMAaiMBkSislaifca fuwanil /MasA* vltJO nvNII 'tUM WWlIVNiy The Kiwank Chib of Sanford holds its noon luncheon m eettnm every Wednesday a t the Sanfard Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue a t the lakefront Vtatting Kiwanlana are srekomc. For Information call W ah Smith, 323-5068. The Over BO Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. a t the Sanford Civic Center. Live m u sk by the Deltonlana 11-piece band. Donation B2.00. T he following B irths have been recorded at HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital. Oct. 2 8 -Dawn M. and Allen O. Cammock. Boy, Deltona Oct. 30- Sharon O. and Daryl J . Collins. Olrl. Sanford; Daam M. and Timothy M. W adk, Olri. Deltona Oct. 30- Rhonda E. and Brian ^ S r ^ l S a ' S l B S f c r and Kent D. Madina, Boy, Sanford; Kim berly A. an d Jo sep h C. France, Olrl, Sanford; Emma and Edward Simon. Olrl, De­ ltona Casselberry Nov. 4- Shannon and David Rothert. Boy, Deltona; Dawn and Lance Rigby, Boy, Altamonte Springs Nov. 5- Claudia Heredia, Boy, Altamonte Springs; Ansoya and A n d re O ra c e . Boy, W in te r Springs Nov. 6- Sandra and Robert Brethren Church where she has been a m em ber for 18 y e a n . "I the children with i games,' with th e Spai Her volunteer efforts wtth the U.S. C oast O uard A uxiliary began about five years ago. "My husband and 1 got Into boating," she said. "We took a safe boating course and they spT lived In the auxInvolv » Q u o * AttxMmy unHorm t i d y for ac tio n o n Lafca M onrot. regatta. Saltiest *98, that took p lace dow ntow n Sanford a t Monroe Harbour. "Our main Job k to keep the line of spectator boats back ao they don’t en­ danger others," she said. "There m ay be tim es th a t some may The Roman woeld family then other Information needed to ob­ tain the poatitkn of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary m em ber and the rest la history. The couple now finds time In their hectic schedule of raking three children, Lka. Paul and Keith, to teach safe boating r i s e r s or cruise the St. Jo h n s River from Lake Monroe to The duo have also assisted on the ooaet during shuttle laun­ ches. Ju n e k an active m onth for the auxiliary. "Ju n e has a week that k safe boating week,' Romanowskl. "We try to educate aa many people aa we can during that time. That la a time when we offer free boat Inspections. When we have checked out the boat and It's okay and to regula­ tion we can put a decal on the boat letting others know It has paaaed Inspection.” Romanowskl Is the treasurer of the U.8. Coast Ouard Aux­ iliary Flotilla 4-1. A salute to black scientists tree for your house Is something you n n cmuy e v e r y y e w * m e r e is nothin* tifct the m m II ol a pine tr s tto a S k your house. Even If you h m ooe of those artificial DEAR ABBY: The eoluran you publUhad w tth fte article by the D u u o n s to hmcbc s i k h u m n m a wf Altam onte Springs; Lori and Michael Haller, Twin Girls. De­ ltona Nov. 7- J a c q u e lin e a n d nr C u rran m , Olrl, AltaT im othy 8 p rtn |i; Elisabeth and ICurtis, Boy. B Deltona S- Suaann and David Engel. Boy, Lake Mary; Shannon Carter and Raymond Toaal, Olri, Sanford; Theresa Owens and Anthony B ethere. Boy, Alta- It is, indsed, a Anas world. You don't have to like f but If you don't, 1 1 cott blood plasma bscause 3w*waya of ursaorvinc it wars dkoovarod ay Dr. Chariao D n t. You should alas Nov. 9- Dolores and Robert Medina, Boy. Deltona; Christine and William AH, Boy, Sanford; JudUh and Nekon Nieves. Olri, Sanford] Christina and Robert Nov. §• Kim and Harold B. Buchanan, Olri. Deltona; Paula Edwards, Bay. Sanford; Wanda Sylvcatre and Marc Ledogar, E. and Thomas H. W est Olri, Olri, Altamonte Spring! N ov. 10- R o i c n il d a a n d Nov. 9- Taaheem a C. Ohm es Edward O acrtner, Olri, Alta­ and Kent Pritchard. Olri, Ban- monte Springs; Lias and Brian P e a rso n , O lrl, C a s s e lb e rry ; lord. S h a rv etta Porter, Olri, A lta­ The foltosrlng B irths have m onte* S p rin g e; M aura a n d tu rn recorded a t Florida Hospi­ Kenneth Soler. Boy, Aha Springs: Lias and Darrel Brady, tal, Altamonte Springs Nov. 3- Felicia B ennett Boy, Boy, AltamonteSprings cal air filters, an devices used in radloo, TVs and other electronic equipment, invent­ ed by Otis Boykin; th* electric incu­ bator, the automatic air brake and the telephone receiver, invented by Granville T. Woods; linoleum, Aral briquettes, peanut butter, synthetic rubber ana synthetic m arbls, to nemo only a few of the discovsrias and inventions of George Wariitagton Carver, and practical Incandoa cent lightbulb filaments, invented by Lewis Latimer. These are only Nov. 1- Carmen L. and Jose F. P e r e a , J r . B o y . D e l to n a ; Shannon L. and Chris I Boy, Winter Springs a n d C hristo p h er C assclm an. Bov, Deltona Nov. 3- Tori L and Kenet R. Jacobs, Boy. Oeneva Nov. 6- Rose M. and Robert D. Hunt, Bay, Sanford; Karen D. an d Craig J . Hlllaman, Olri, R im a a iw k l to C p H Jewish peopWMt ma to th la U * . Perhaps it s tim* to rewind your rsartsrs the niiiHiinunl thk world would be in'wtthaut the cantributloiu msds by African Aamri -a i i l a i i k ia jiv T I u m FERRER u £ X S ^ «L i' 5irt2 i.^ l! r t i i m i T k h se e u se it too was **»»* BmaMwifli l | | th m t \ | A Ammm B tiT Y your haad under that r i w t And — ■ood riddance. ANNA WELDON, VAN NIIYB, CAUF. DBAB ANNAi Thanks for a lliiig ll ........ liMir Maay ana AanifeumlLTdld. DBAS ABBY: I SiSm't kaaw wkatker to acream or cry when I read the letter yau received from and tEm P T J f * "J ■ a / i L e r aad I long baferu kngb mm______ common (1*78 to ba exact). Mom had only a Ugh school education, b u tak e m ^ m y d ^ n ti a a u a a n d She tau g h t ua tenacity and th e value of a p a l waifc altar She aid * M “* * * 1 a v ailab le for y o u r * ° ttT * r u n * invented by an Afriean-Ameriam! tit© C lirtB tJ X ia B IlfC anotofl oe oopa-anapeu, nave an attractive green color, and a dana* growth. with U ttk empty tpkw. The moat popular trees ■** tk* aooteh a n a white ptoea, P o m » * » a n d B a la a m F ir. Whatever you prefer, make sure £ * up a pine tree very quickly and the medic* will alert dropping m y eeen alter you buy the tree. It w ay be ao eerere that you may have to buy e aecond tree before In order to avoid that your Christm as tree dries up too toon, keep the tree In water. Buy a holds water to keep your feat watered for a long tkua. But, then the moat import*f*t thin* that you naad to do for choosing and caring of your Chrttm aatree; Select a tree which keeps the needles longer, such aa Douglas Fir or Scotch ptoe. Buy the freshest tree you can find. Avoid any trees w ith brown needles. Bounce the butt of the tree on the ground. If m any needles fall, do not buy th at tree. The bottom of the tree stum p should have a tn o k t and sticky sap. not hard or dry; Cut the bottom of the tree stum p an loch or two diagonally, for better wste uptake. Place the tree to water and beep the level by checking It every day; It may be useful to add a floral pre1 aervative to the water to keep the tree fresh longer. Make sure th a t all the w iring of your Christm as tree lights are In good w orking co n d itio n s. Do not overload lighting circuits. Never use open flames near the tree. There are flame retardant aprmys for Christm as trees, you may want to use one th k year. Never, but never, leave your home with the tree lights on. W up water. If the tree rune out of water, a aeel will farm on the cut surface o f tb s tree trunk and the BfaJt trees caa take up a lot of water par day. m ake aura there k t ample supply of water In the 11 stand's container. A fu n w a y to b u y y o u r • tre t Is to go to a tree farm, where you a a d cut down your Moat farm s will pro­ vide you with eawe tar cutting down your tree, but make sure hofars you gs. Be prepared to do so m e e x e rc is e , w e a r w ork rlntklng and you stay need your old ehoos to move around the place. There are two such forma in S em inole C ounty, Biaeen i Tree Farm and J A L Tree Farm. 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DEAR DR. OOTT: Can you please tell me what a vaginal yeast infection la? How and why would I get one and how can I treat It? DEAR READER: The vagina con­ tain* both yeast* and bacteria, which exiat In a delicate competition and usually cause no symptoms. However, under certain circum­ stances, such as the use of antibiotics, the yeast/bacterla balance Is upset: As the bacteria are killed, the yeasts are bee to grow. An overabundance of these micro-organisms may cause a painful, Irritating, thick, white dis­ charge. Such an infection is diagnosed by a smear of the vaginal secretions. There are many products to treat yeast vaginitis. Several (such as Monlstst) are available without a pre­ scription and are heavily advertised on television. Resistant infections may require prescription compounds, suchasTeraol. Because vaginal yeast Infections are more common In diabetics, blood sugar determinations should be per­ formed on all patients who do not have an obvious reason, such as antibiotics, for the Infection. Also, I think that It's appropriate for women with the symptoms I men­ tioned to be examined by their gyne­ cologists, because not all vaginal infections are caused by yeasts; extremely uncomfortable Inflamma­ tions are associated with bacterial on his neck and arm, but I'd be very pleased if he could talk again. DEAR READER: When a stroke occurs, part of the brain is deprived of ^ ^ ^ th e J o n U ^ th e S u ^ ^ Your husband has had a major stroke that affected his speech center, as well as one side of his body. This is, as l*m sure you've been told, extremely serious, ft's unlikely that be will ever regain the functions that he has lost. Nonetheless, the prognosis Is not necessarily grim. By retraining other nerves and Drain tissue to compen•cted portions, phys leal sate for the affected therapists and speech therapists may be able to treat your husband's weak­ ness and speech difficulties. This Is a long and arduous process, as you can imagine, and be may require extend­ ed institutionalisation while ( 1 4 Light I • Roman 9*80 1 9 1think, there- II 40 Dutch 41 Church 41 of flu M Brack M Largo n w w fi u d S l IM NlW ^piwIlW l 11 Aomen 1,001 n r " 1? 11 _ . r_. SO SyBOfMI n muifTnt • i Fronton ea Fete 1 tngheh 44 t o r n ' 11 To give you more information, I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Vaginal Infections and Diimrders.” Other readers who would like a copy should send t l plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 1017, Murray Hill 8tation, New York, NY 10154. Be sure to men­ tion the title. DEAR DR. OOTT: My 71-year-old hunband suffers from arthritis. Would it help to move to Arisons? DEAR READER: For some patients, the persistent pain of arthri­ tis i t worsened by cold, damp weath­ er. In the past, such patients often experienced relief by moving to warmer, drier climates. Today, however, there are so many effect! ve anti-arthritis drugs (both pre­ scription and non-prescription) that a move to Aritona isn't necessary. If you choose to relocate to such an area, do so because the land Is beauti­ ful and you are fed up scraping Ice off your vrlndshleld in February. The arthriti s Issue can be better handled pharmacologically, with the help of your primary-care physician. DEAR DR. OOTT: My husband had a stroke uadis in a mining home. He 0(1110801 use Ms right arm or lag, nor can he talk. Is there medication to help hla drain? I uas a hand vferatar PETER QOTT.M.D. i hard to recover. Here Is the bottom Um : Your bus- can be moderated by a lengthy process of rehabilitation. 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A * * m bu nmi iw mw M f ta d vp a u \j ffww ■ T i^oM n evw facade wri not he necessary a you keep ilhm might run Into your age oulol Vie dsbeto. TAURUS (April 9S49ey 99) Today, you may tool Ike youla dw ghar ar one alee Is Pie laker. The aocu You bed! may be rtfrl (May 91-June 99) Froblsms . ' I you are oantonkar- tiMdnivi I de rMi ^ k^ ^i wour own tei chokw t tanmi ootid n^w m m i m ym n wmri beofdtoumioellmpoifenoelo youl but you mfeM try to deny Ms item toga to your companion or msito. AstroOrapb predictions lor the ye nr ahead mako wonderful Christmas utocking muSer* for M aigns of aw ndtoi i. Mai St (or each and SASS to Astro-Graph, oto Me nawepapar, F O Bee 17M. Murray HB Stokon, New York, NY 1015H Make sum to state Peeked sodtoc eigne. Ws.99Umi.tM You may out ^^ew ktaiood w* of coooorobvo. Do **wv wot bo wwvw ww V*-*, m tfo r t w w w jw j it u to ++Y* • » » 4 * ' Qtpfgg f) gm t'(Vf «loaMUOl% r* •• w • * w e e . \ � 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, 1995 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 05, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 1995. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1995; <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/8a8d74078fc99df990cb92e82e1c5182.pdf edd63b4786e21cccab03639c1050a86e PDF Text Text 50 Cents THURSDAY October 5,1995 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Somlnolo County sine* 1008 88th Year. No. 33 - Sanford. Florida NEW S DIGEST Rescue rides At the city’s heart Inside today Inside today's Issue of the S a n fo rd H e ra ld you'll find your official guide to the Lake Marv-Hcathrow Festlfal of the Arts. One o f the premier art festivals in the state, the event will take place tomorrow and Sunday at L&L Acres Ranch In Heathrow. Don't try to do the festival without your guide which tells you all about the event and shows you where everything Is located. Look Inside for the only official guide to the event. County w on’t rush am bulance service decision B y BA NONA B L L IO T T Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — The decision on public versus private ambulance trans|Kirl of emergency pa­ tients will be made after studying the facts not the lobbying o f any company, group or city. Seminole C ou n ty commissioners Inlorninliy agreed Tuesday. The commissioners have not taken up the question of w hether the current two Her system will be retained or changed when the eon trait with the private ambulance service expires In January. An luformnllon work session addressing the ambulance question Is scheduled later this month. Commissioner Dlek Van Der Welde questioned the apparent widespread discussion even before the board has addressed the matter in a work session. Fire chiefs throughout the cminlv along with public safety director Gary Kaiser favor taking over patient transport. Casselberry already pro­ vides llsown ambulance service. The Information campaign Ix-lng conducted appears to Ik - lobbying which chairman Kandy Morris said was "counter productive." "This Is not a gag thing." Morris said. "W e don't want to hear our people on the radio, lobbying this Issue." Presentations by lire chiefs la-fore tlicit nspec live ellv commissions, radio talk shows appearance and newspaper advertisements au­ rally lug support on In >||i sides or the Issue. Under I he current system, the closest nvnllalilc emergeney vehicles are dispatched lor 9-1-1 calls. City or county rescue milts res|xiud to lend the s|ek or Injured. However, patients are transported from the scene to the* hospital for a let- by a private ambulance service. Allantlc/LlfcFIcet Inc. Is the current ambulance □ B e e Rescue, P a g e BA No ntod to run LAKE M ARY — A pair of Incumbents In Lake Mary w ill continue their tenure in office without having to run once again for the posts. City commissioners George Duryea (Seat 2) and Sheila Sawyer (Seat 4) will each serve another term In office because there were no candidates who qualified to run against them in the planned upcoming city elections by the qualifying deadline last Friday. Because there were no other open scats on the commission and because there were no Issues to be decided on the ballot, city elections sched­ uled for Nov. 7 have been canceled. Duryea will begin his fifth two-year term as he officially takes office again In November. Sawyer will begin her first full term. She w as elected to her current partial term to complete the term of A.R. " D o c " Jore. who died of u heart attuck In January 1994. nvTsm rrww uj tummy vtnctm Dr. Alex Dicklson, chairman of the Seminole County Historical Commission, assists Mayor Beltye Smith and Dr. Larry Dodd as Ulysses S. Historic significance of railroad in Sanford marked New development ■y VICKI DoSORM IER LAKE M ARY — Construction at W oodbrldgc Lakes Is about to begin. The new residential community In Lake Mary Is to be located on Rinehart Road, two miles north o f Lake Marv Blvd. Olympia Homes of Altamonte Springs has acquired 140 homesltes in the area according to Fred Schaub. president of Olym pia's central Florldu division. Schaub said the Woodbrldgc Lakes homes urc expected to be priced from 9110.000 to #150.000. A model center Is scheduled to Ik- In place In the summer of this coming year. SANFORD — Before Henry Plan! and Henry Flagler crisscrossed the staic with their rails, the trains made Sanford a local point of commerce In the blossoming stale o f Florida. The railroad has always been ai the heart o f the city. Though pushed to the western city limits these days, tin- rails once brought celery from the rural ureas and tourists to the center ol town. Ground on Sanford's rail depot w as broken In 1880 by Ulysses S. Grant, who had left the Dugan elected LONGWOOD — Jerry L. Dugan o f LongwiKtd. has been re-elected national treasurer of the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Dugan's re­ election for another one-year term became effective Oct. 1. and was made during the P V A ’s 49th annual convention In Fort Worth, Texas. Dugan was first elected national treasurer in 1989. He has been with the PVA for 20 years, and has served in many national and local offices. Dugan served In the U.S. Air Force from 1957 to 1959. serving as un Airman Second Class. He and his wife Darlync reside In Longwcmd. They have two children. AARP presents gala The American Association of Retired Persons (AAHP). Florida Leadership Council Is Inviting all Florida AAR P members to Join In a gala celebration. Thursday. Oct. 19. In the Coliseum. 535 Fourth Ave. North. St. Petersburg. The event will Ik - from 10a.m. until4 p.m. Many activities and fun events arc scheduled. For Information, contact the Florida AARP office ul (813)576-1155. [ See B r ie fs , Page BA C o m p ile d from staff reports B rld g o ......................... BB C la s s ifie d s ............ 4-BB C o m lo a .......................BB C ro ss w o rd ...'............ BB Dear A k b y ................. SB D e a th s........................ BA Or. O o tt...................... SB ■ d lto rla l.....................4A Florida....... H oroscope Nation....... . Grant plant a Live Oak tree. Howard Jeffries, the city’s grounds maintenance coordinator, observes. Herald Senior Stall Writer United Slates presidency only three years before. On Wednesday. Grant, or it reasonable facltnlle thereof, once again turned over u few shovcls-ful of dirt, assisted, this time, by Mayor Hettye Smith. lir. Larry D odd o f New Port R ich ey , chomped absent-mindedly on a rich, nearly hluck cigar as he awaited Ills turn tit the IHHlIum. Under a natty Iwwlcr and sporting a lull lK-nrd. he could very wrll hnvr been the 18th president sandwiched between state representative L e e Constantine and Smith, f See M arker, P a g e BA L o ca ls aid in recovery after hurricane National Guard, cops firefighters deployed By NICK P P B I F A U F and B A N D N A BLLIOTT Herald Staff Writers SA N FO R D — National Guard troops and emergency personnel from Sem inole County are helping with the recovery efforts In the wake of Hurricane Opal which left three dead and a path ol destruction across the Florida Panhandle. Winds gusied up to 185 mph as the late season sioiui churned In the Gull o f Mexico. Opal's punch weakened to 125 mph by the time It made hmdlall In tlit* early evening cutting a swath across coastal counties. Norm Miller, special community services battalllon chief lot SemiSee H u rric a n e , Page BA Sanford National Guard members gel ready lo travel to the Panhandle lo help in the recovery alter Hurrican Opal hit Thursday. Boarding, from loft: Spc. Mike Coulter, Melbourne; PFC Dave Simmons, Lake Mary. CpI. Willie Hughes. Altamonte Springs and PFC Chris Donohue, Deltona. F e llo e ........ Sports........ T s le v is lo n . W sather.... Top Kiw anian: R o ch e tapped I l f you wish your merit be Known, acknowledge that of other people, y I p e t ld to tho H o rald -Oriental Proverb T o d a y : V a r ia b lc c I o u d l n e s t a nd b e c o m i n g w in d y with a good chatter o f s h o w e rs and thunderstorms. High In the m id to up|x-r 80s. Southeast wind 20 mph and gusty. Chance o f rain 50 percent. Fo r m o re w eather, see Page 2 A Bill F r a a s a . fo rm o r c lu b p r e s id e n t a n d LI G overnor, p re s e n ts the Kiwam an o f the Year plaque to P h il R o che, second from rig h t, a s h is wife. M arie a n d in c o m in g Lt Governor Wall S m ith observe LAKH MARY — Members ot the Sanlnid Klwanls Club Wednesday evening mimed I Mill Roche as the Kiwanian ol lie- Year din ing the olfieers' Installation banquet at llm .im .iii c,u|| and Country Chib. Phil Jollied Sanford Klwanls in 1992 lie was elected president in 1975 and lieutenant governor In 1979 ol Division 25 He also served over live years in the Florida Klwanls Foundation .is vice prcsklcnt anil was in line to lie president when business prevented him from taking the top |Misltion. For many years his sup|>orllvr role in Ins Klwanls lit many areas cannot In- denied In anyone kmilliur with Snnlnrd Klwanls couimuiii ly projects. Whether It was to help hulld a online trail out at Cam p Challenge neat Son enlo m See Klw anls, Page 5 A �1 A - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Thurtdsy, Octobar 8. 1996 N EW S FR O M THE R EG IO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E State Farm ups deductibles Jury urg#t stcond dtith ptnalty ■ y tlM TITUSVILLE. Fla. — For the second time In four years a Jury has recommended that Chadwick Willacy should die for the 1990 slaying of his neighbor who was beaten and act afire. Willacy. 28. will be sentenced next month for the m urder of Marlys Sather. 58. In her Palm Bay home. In 1991 Circuit Judge Theron Yawn Jr. first sentenced Willacy to death. But the Florida Supreme Court ruled that Yawn made a mistake during Jury selection at the trial. The high court upheld the conviction but ordered W illacy resentenced. A new Jury heard six days o f testimony and deliberated three hours before delivering Its recommendation Tuesday. Ju dge do not have to follow the Jury's advice, but most do so. Police said Willacy, w h o was unemployed, beat Sather with a hammer, wrapped her neck, ankles and wrists with electrical cord and duct tape and then set her afire. He stole the victim ’s bank card, car and other Items. WINTER H AVEN. Fla. - State Farm Insurance Co. w ill require minimum 9500 deductibles for all covered risks for Its Florida customers by December, the co m ­ pany announced Wednesday. Sute Farm, which Insures Just under 1 million Florida homeowners, said It w as expanding on a newly passed Florida law requiring a m inim um 9500 deductible for wind damage on all Insurance policies. In addition to wind. Sute Farm w ill require that sam e minimum for fire, ligh t­ ning. hall, theft and other risks for new sssssg tides being written as of October 1. and polk 1 for all policy renewals. b y’ December t "This sim plifies It for both the customer Not## expos# othor lift of lawyer Dole stum ps in Tam pa ST. PETERSBURG — Investigators were led to a la aw yer Swedish nanny by a folder full of Swedls accused of raping a ned plans for her abduction. Gerald A. Williams. 40. shot himself last weekend as Pinellas County sheriff's detectives arrived at his home to arrest him In the rape of the young woman. A few weeks before the nanny was attacked, a co-worker at Florida Power Corp. found one o f Williams' flies containing an inventory of an elaborate plot, according to court documents. Handcuffs, nylon rope and a black bag were among the Items ~‘e. A lso mentioned were contractor on a list in the (lie. video camera, a microphone for a car radio, dark glasses, tape, a pistol and a note book bearing the Im migration and Naturalization Service logo. Also, there were INS papers and an outline of a conversation o f an INS agent advising a Swedish citizen that a visa was being revoked. That was the ruse that persuaded the 19-year-old nanny to go with Williams last Thursday when he rang the doorbell at her host family's home In Seminole. Investigators say. When the utility com pany worker saw a T V nears report about a man posing as an IN S agent In connection with the rape o f a Swedish national, the employee contacted authorities, said John Quinlan, a sheriff's detective. "T h e employee turned the file over to law enforcement, which. In my opinion, solved the case." said Quinlan. Quinlan said authorities believe Williams. 40. had comm itted other crimes against women. T w o women have Identified him as the man who tried to kidnap them at gunpoint In St. Petersburg and Tampa on Ju ly 18. 1994. Quinlan said. Both ran away. Quinlan said he Is now trying to determine whether there are similar unsolved crimes that occurred between July 1994 and last week. a lnv#ntorof Kitty Litt#rdi#s SARASOTA — Edward Lowe, who nearly 50 years ago Improved the lives o f cat owners by Inventing Kitty Litter, died nt age 75. Lowe, who split his tim e between homes In Arcadia and Cassopolls. Mich., died In a Sarasota hospital. The exact cause of his death Wednesday was not Immediately available. In 1947. Lowe, an Inventor and entrepreneur, created a clay-based cat box filler he called Kitty Litter as a favor to family friend. He later added Tidy Cat to his appeared In print and T V advertisements for his products. In 1985. Lowe started the Edward Lowe Foundation support entrepreneurs. The foundation sponsors programs. Informational services and research tools for small business owners. Lowe last year published "H ail Entrepreneur!.’ ' a guide to small business survival skills and earlier wrote “ T h e Man Who Discovered The Golden C at." an autobiography. Hurrican# Opal losaa punch FORT WALTON BEACH. Fla. — Hurricane Opal lost Its punch early today after crashing Into the Florida Panhandle, where it washed away beachfront homes, ravaged hotels and tossed boats ashore. At least tw o people were killed. About 350.000 people In Florida. 235,000 In Alabam a and 339.000 In Georgia lost power, officials said, and It could be days before electricity Is restored. In Bay County, which includes Panama City Beach, an estimated 100 homes were destroyed and another 100 sustained major dam age from Opal's sustained w inds o f 125 mph and storm surge, estimated to have reached 15 feet above normal, officials said. The end o f Panama City Beach's new 1.500-foot concrete pier crumbled Into the Gulf. Residents of the popular gulfslde resort emerged at dawn to find dozens of rooftops blown off and homes damaged. The streets were littered with broken tree limbs, power lines, traffic lights, chunks of roofing and boards full of nails. From Associated Pros* reports MIAMI Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 F-21 -26-12-13 » C ash 3 4-1-4 | P la v 4 3-2-2-0 Thursday, October 5. 1995 Vol. 88. No. 33 Publlthed Tuttday through Friday and Sundjy by The Sanford Herald, Inc MON French Ave . Sanlord. Fie 32771 Second CUM Pottage Paid el Sanford. Flortde end edditionel mailing oltlcee Potlm atler Send eddreee change* lo THE SANFORO HERALD. P O Boa 1667, Sanlord. FL J277Z-ISS7. Subscription Ralee (Daily 6 Sunday) Momt Delivery Mail 3 Month* StS SO S24 00 S Month* 119 00 14600 1 Year S76 00 S9600 Florida R*»id*ntt m u ll pay 7% *eie* la * In addition lo relee above. Phone (407) 322-2S11 Ms. Conlon said there was no co n n ed ! between the company's announcement i the fact that Hurricane Opal w a s down on the Florida Panhandle. "W e have been writing the n ew ml. mums XTnce October 1 for new policies those being transferred from oth er states, she said. "Current policyholders w ill see t! changes In December." The new deductible means th e poll holder w ill be responsible for the first l“ o f any property loss before Insurance r to pay. The legislative measure requiring a i .. minimum deductible for wind dam age v meant as an aid to Insurers hard nit hurricane damage claims. BylMANOlBWA Asaoclatad Prats W rifr_______ TA M P A M ary Elisabeth Quint has quit her pariah council and cleared her schedule as she prepares to hit the highway again for Bob Dole. "This Is the year he's going to make It. T h ere's no question. I feel It so strongly." said the 68-year-old retiree who packed up her poodle and took her motor hom e across four states In 1988to campaign for Dole. Quint w as among about 200 people w ho crowded a ballroom at the H yatt R egency hotel Wednesday to hear Dole, the Senate m ajority leader consid­ ered the front-runner for the 1996 Republican nod. Dole lost the 1988 race to then-vice Presi­ dent George Bush, whom he later supported. "President Clinton will not be easy to b eat." he said to cheers, "but It can be done." His enthusiastic reception with U.S. Rep. M ichael Blllrakls. fo r m e r F l o r i d a G o v . Bob Martinez and county party lead­ ers came shortly before fellow Republican candidate. Texas Sen. Phil Gram m , met with about 20 sponge fishermen In T a r p o n S p r in g s . 35 m iles northwest o f Tampa. Gramm has been pounding Dole for suggesting that the Senate m ight not be able to reach its goal o f 9245 billion In tax cuts, as promised In the GOP's plan for balancing the federal budget by 2002. On W ed n esd a y. Dole reaf­ firmed that 9245 billion over seven years was his goal. " If we can do 9245 billion, let's do 9245 billion.” he said. But. Dole added, he was study­ ing a plan from conservative senators for a temporary fouryear tax cut that would be replaced later with a flat tax or other fundamental overhaul of the tax code. "T h eir argument Is they want to change the whole tax system ... so w hy get locked up Into a s e ve n -y ea r p la n ? " he said. "That's their argument, not Bob Dole’s argument. But It's one I have to consider.” Gramm has promised to vote against any tax bill that provides □ B s s D s Is .P a g s S A LOTTIRY a n d the c o m p a n y." said S tate Farm spokeswoman Sharon Conlon In Winter Haven. "It also makes good financial sense for the customer." Besides homeowners, the change afreets commercial fire policies. Premiums will be reduced for those who have to Increase their deductible. About 70 percent o f homeowner pollcvh old ers In Florida n ow h ave a 9250 deductible. As a result o f the change, the company said, those custom ers will get a 12 percent premium credit. A smaller number o f policy holders going from a 9100 de­ ductible to the 9500 m inim um will pay 29 percent less In premium, the company said. Those already having 9500 deductibles or higher will not be affected. risrsw rweie wy 9 All in th# family Following In the Butch Strlne was em ployee of the similarly honored footsteps o f his w ife Kris, named the city of Sanford's month for October. She was In July. Butch, a foreman In the building maintenance department, proudly showed off his award to his wife when he visited her yesterday at her desk where she w as hard at work. Judge awards $250,000 to womai and child abused by her father T A V A R E S - The daughter and granddaughter of a con­ victed m olester have won a 9250.000 damage award from him for his sexual abuse. A J u d g e a w a rd e d B e c k y Cookston. 28. and her daughter 9125.000 apiece for the pain that James A. Cookston caused them. Ms. Cookston. who was abused by her father as a child, wept and clutched her husband's h a n d T u es d a y after C ircuit Judge G. Richard Singletary's ruling following a non-Jury trial. " T h e y w e r e u n th in k a b le a cts." the Judge said. "N o ques­ tion about It." Cookston. 55. Is serving a 20-year sentence at Liberty Cor­ rectional Institution In Florida's Panhandle. He was convicted In 1993 for assaulting his daughter. A con­ current five-year sentence was Imposed In July 1994 for fondl­ ing his granddaughter, then 7. w hile his conviction was on appeal. Ms. Cookston. who now uses a different last name, filed the damage suit against her father in 1994. saying he began abusing her when she was 4 years old and didn't stop until she married at 14. She accused her mother. . Brenda, of not protecting her. Ms. Cookston said she filed the suit to help her heal, not for the money. " I wanted to let him hear what he did from my own voice." Ms. Cookston said after the non-Jury trial before Circuit Judge G. Richard Singletary. "It 's finally I over.” she added. Her father participated In the < one-hour trial via telephone link [ from prison. He d e n ied he abused his daughter. Her lawyer. Jerri Blair, had asked the Judge to award 91 million to Ms. Cookston and her daughter. "She's grown up under the most cruel o f circumstances, and It’ s Just am azing that she's become the person she has." Ms. Blair said. "H e needs to know, and she needs to know, that she's doing the right thing.” The lawyer noted that it was unlikely that Ms. Cookston will be able to recover all the money. "But perhaps one day he'll win the lottery." she said. THE WEATHER ■ X T IN M D Today: Variable cloudiness and becoming windy with a good chance of showers and thun­ derstorms. ttlgh in the mid lo upper 80s. Southeast wind 20 mph and gusty. Chance o f rain 50 percent. Tonight, scattered evening sh ow ers and thun­ derstorm s o t h e r w is e partly cloudy. Low In the mid 70s. South w in d d e c r e a s in g to around 5 mph. Rain chance 40 percent. Friday, partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon showers and thunderstorm s. High near 90. W ind southeast 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 40 percen t. City Day tana Seech ForlMyer* Oetnetvllle Hornet taed Jeckunvllle KeyWetl Lakeland Miami Pentec ole So/atot* Taliehattoe Tampa VeroBaach W Palm Seech H) U Pel U N O M mm (• 7S « 40 74 04 «t 77 #1 40 61 If 41 74 22 44 *1 It 74 71 mm 46 79 IS 91 7S 1 25 40 79 Ir 91 10 00 40 79 04 O U TLO O K N A T IO N A L ----------TH U B BD AY M s tly c ld y 97-77 V FRID AY F tly c ld y 99-77 SATURD AY V b ly c lt fy 97-75 y * * ----------- SUNDAY V b ly c ld y 97-73 MONDAY Vbly c ld y 97-73 S T A T IS T IC # € FIRST Sept. 24 O FU LL O ct. • Oct. I 3 THURSSDAY: TID E S : D a y toms Bsscbi highs. 5:47 a.m.. 6:21 p.m.; lows. 11:55 a m .. — : N ew Sm yraa Bosch: highs. 5:52 a.m.. 6:26 p.m.; lows. 12:00 a.m.. •—: C ocos B sach i highs. 6:07 a.m.. 6:41 p.m.; lows. 12:15a.m..— LAST O ct. 19 T h e high tem perature In Sanford Wednesday was 92 d rgrrrs and the overnight low was 78 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research uud Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall for the p e r io d , en d in g at 9 a .m . Thursday, totalled. 11 Inches. H S u s s t ................... 7:13 p.m. U S a a r is a .................. 7:18 a.m. fl D s y to a s B s s d u Waves are 2 to 3 feet and choppy. Current ts running to the south with a water temperature o f 82 degrees. N sw S m y rn a Bosch: Waves are 2 to 3 feet and a rough. Current ts running to the south with a water temperature of 82 degrees. • t . A w g s s tla * ts J a p tts r l a l s t — Small craft advisory. Tonight. Wind south to south­ west 15 to 20 knots. Seas 5 to 8 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. Friday. W ind south to southwest 15 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. Th e Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando Is 10 Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. 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Deputies said they were catted to a residence In the 1700 Mock o f Strickland Avenue. When they ■ntved. they reported finding Lawson banging on the door o f a residence. The arrest report Indicated he was shouting that he wanted to “ take care o f those dope boys.'* He was arrested on a charge o f criminal mischief. Refund fraud Kimberly Ann Hill, 18, o f W inter Springs, was arrested by Sanfard police at her place o f employment Tuesday, in the 3000 block o f 8. Orlando Drive. According to tne arrest report, HUl's supervisor had reported finding the woman had written 18 flctltloua refund receipts and cashed them In the amount of 81.023.46. She was arrested on charges o f fraud and grand theft. Dvugarraaf Antonio Trammel], 20, o f 2934 Truman Bhrd.. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a park at the end o f Sir Lawrence Drtve. Police charged him with possession with Intent to distribute cocaine. WWTBfllS •B ry a n McFadden, 36. 417 Third Street. Sanford, was locate d by sheriff's deputies oN U.S. Highway 17-92 Tuesday. He w as wanted aa a fugitive o f Justice in New Haven. Conn. • C ly d e W. Knight. 34.2572 U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. was located on 8R-434 by Longwood Police Tuesday. H e was wanted for falling to appear o n a charge o f driving w ith a Suspcnded/revoked license. •D a m ien Alexander Brown, 17, turned himself In a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted on three separate warrants for failing to appear on charges o f driving with a auapended/revoked license, resisting an officer without violence, having a suspended drtvers license. •C hristine E. Hayes, 36, 1015 Hickory Avenue, Sanford, turned herself In at the Jail Tuesday. She was wanted on warrants for assault, and foiling to appear an a charge o f m aking harraaelng telephone calls. • L e w is Thomas Boone, 21. 2550 Crawford Drtve, turned him self In at the Jail Tuesday. H e was wanted for violation o f •B ern ard L. Moore. 34.2240 Jft Way. I warrant at the Jail Tuesday. H e was wanted for violation o f probation on s conviction o f battery. •S h a w n L. O’Neal, 18, 2410 Randall Street, was located by deputies at his residence Tuesday. He was wanted for sale o f • J o h n Steven Porco, 36, 500 Oak Avenue, was served a warrant at the Jail Tuesday. H e was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction of battery. •T erra n c e Lamar Sheppard, 22. 3773 Bungalow Blvd., Sanford, was served five warrants at the Jail Monday. H e was wanted on four warrants for sale of cocaine, and one for sale o f a substance In lieu o f a controlled substance. L • J o h n Steven Porco. 36. o f 500 Oak Ave.. Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Friday. He was wanted for violation o f probation on « conviction of driving with s suspended license. •V ero n ica Ann Jackson. 28. 1505 W. 25th St., was located by Sanford police In the 1400 block o f West 13th Street Sunday. She was wanted fo r violation o f probation on a conviction o f sale of cocaine. •J o h n Martin Coldiron. 25. o f Orlando, was located by Sanford police In the 600 block o f East 25th Street Sunday. He was wanted on an Orange County warrant for grand theft. u DonwtticcMM • O a y a L. Gilchrist. 25, 1209 W. 13th Place. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at her residence Tuesday following a reported aberration with h er brother and slater. She waa charged on two counts o f aggravated battery, domestic violence. • Billy Jackson Nelson. 28. 1902 Maple Avenue, was arrested at his residence Tuesday by Sanford police following a reported fight with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Traffic atop dy Keith Alexander Jones, 32. waa stopped by Oviedo police on CR-419 119 Tuesday. He was charged with driving under the Influence, possession or marijuana, having a suspended driver license and falling to sign a summons. Sanford police reports • T h e theft of a man's brown leather Jacket valued at 8750 was reported to police by a store st the Seminole Towne Center on Tuesday. While police reported that the Jacket had been located and returned, no Information on how It was located was Immediately available. • A bike valued at 8610 w as reported stolen Tuesday from a residence in the 300 block o f Hidden Lake Drive. • A man reportedly broke Into an occupied home Tuesday In the 400 block of Sanford Avenue, took a (lvc-lnch kitchen knife, and stole a 822 oscelatlng fan from the bedroom. Police said he then put the knife on a table near the sleeping resident before leaving the home. • A man told police three black males on bikes approached him Tuesday on First Street, knocked him to the ground, and punched and kicked him. He said the men eventually took hls wallet containing an employment check for 8743. Th e man subsequently located the wallet at Third Street and Pecan Avenue, and police found the check near where the Incident reportedly took place. Traffic slops •J o s e Rodriguez. 36. 418 E. 26th St.. Sanford, was arrested by Lake Mary police Friday at First and Wilbur. He was charged with driving with a restricted license. •S am u el Mendoza. 20. 703 Sarlta St.. Sanford, was stopped by deputies on U.S. Highway 17-02 In Winter Springs Friday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Lorrle J. Harrison. 36, o f Osteen, was stopped by Lake Mary police on U.S. Highway 17-92 Friday. Harrison was charged with driving under the influence. •Joseph Miller. Jr.. 32. 923 Rosecllff Circle. Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police at Sixth Street and Pecan Avenue Saturday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer without violence. • I r a Jackson Jr.. 31. 1941 Water St., Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police on State Road 46 near Upsala Road Saturday. He was charged with driving with a suspcnd­ ed/revoked license and unlawful speed. •S h erry Hose. 51, o f W inter Park, was stopped by Lake Mary police on U.S. Highway 17-92 Saturday. She was charged with driving under the Influence. •C harles K. Miller. 53. 220 Sir Lawrence Drive, was anested by Lake Mary police near hls residence Friday. He waa charged with driving under the Influence, driving with a suspended license, driving with an expired license, and possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. ' Economics Writer TThe h e global la 1906 at Its fastest pace in eight y e a n If the largest countries continue to cooperate on economic policies ana currency stabilization, the International M onetary Fund •ays“ U nderlying trends In the world economy are encouraging In many respects, with economic policies contributing Importantly to the favorable performance and p ro a p e c ta o f m oat c o u n t r i e s . " th e IM F s a id Wednesday In Its latest “ World Economic Outlook.” WASHINGTON - The 179-nation IM F praised t h e s t r e n g t h e n e d p o lic y coordination o f the world s seven richest Industrial countries th e U n ite d S t a t e s . Japsn. Germany. France. Italy, Britain and Canada. Th e coordinated m oves invonrcni interest r iv f t , currency Intervention and budget and spending plans helped to reverse last spring's sharp alkie In the value o f the dollar, the IM F said. The IMF also praised Mexican authorities for th eir handling of the peso crisis and said financial reform efforts tn other Latin American countries had helped assure that M exico's probtems did not deepen into a global Lawsuits still pose major threat to O.J. Simpson A saoclafd Praaa Wrftsr_________ LOS ANOELES - Though O.J. S im p son w a s a c q u it te d o f murdering hls ex-wlfe and her friend, hls legal battles continue against lawsuits that could yield millions o f dollars in damages for their families. “ Th e g en era l p u blic from whom Juries are selected w ill be looking st the O J . Industry — th e b o o k s , t h e 8 2 0 m illio n - o r - w h a te v e r - lt- ls pay-per-view special — and I think will be very Inclined to find against h im ." Southw estern University law professor Robert Pugaley said Wednesday. For one thing, the burden of proof In s civil case Is far lower than In a criminal trial. Simpson's acquittal ran be brought up. but Jurors will need more than . “ reasonable doubt" to exonerate him. Th e verdict need not be unanimous. And since he can’t be tried criminally again, this time he can be forced to testify. “ 1 think there are a lot of people out there who think O.J. did It and are willing to find him civilly liable as opposed to crim ­ inally guilty. And 1 think they’ll make him pay." Pugsley said. One thing for sure: Unless there's s settlement, California's clogged civil court calendars mean It cou ld take tw o to three years before the cases ore heard. And Simpson could then face additional months, even years. In court. “ I've said to the plaintiffs that they have a right to bring a lawsuit, but they ought to listen to what this Jury has to say.” defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran Jr. said In an Interview Wednes­ day on CNN. Two wrongful death lawsuits Hied In state court In Santa Monica by the family o f Ronald Goldman have been consoli­ dated, said Michael Brewer, a lawyer for Goldman's mother. Sharon Rufo. Rufo was divorced from Fred Goldman In 1974. Nicole Brown Simpson’s lamlly has filed a separate suit seeking compensation for the pain the suffered during the deadly attack. That lawault may also be merged to streamline the litigation, attorneys said. The beneficiaries o f that suit would be Nicole Brown and O.J. Simpson's children: Sydney, 9, and Justin. 7. "What If Simpson squanders hls profits on women or wastes them on poor Investm ents? What If he goes bankrupt?" said attorney John Quinlan Kelly, a lawyer for the Browns. "There needs to be something separate and protected for the children." Pugaley sold consideration for the children as w ell as a desire to address “ the need fo r closure” denied In the crim inal trial will cause Jurors to look favorably on the suits. tn a civil trial o n ly a 9-3 vote Is needed for a verdict, unlike the unanimous decision needed for criminal charges. And Instead of Simpson's guilt being proven "beyond a reasonable doubt.” h la li a b i l i t y n e e d o n ly be established by "preponderance o f evidence." The difference la sometimes defined fo r Juries using the scales o f Justice as a metaphor. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt means one side o f the scale, would drop m arkedly below the other. Just a alight tip to one side constitutes preponderance o f evidence. Since what la alleged to an Intentional act o f wrongdoing, a Jury could award damages to punish Simpson and make him an example far beyond actual damages. Th e total could be huge, Pugsley said. “ O.J. Sim pson to going to be up against the wall in the civil cases." he said. T h ese c o n s id e r a tio n s will pressure Sim pson and hls law­ yers to settle the lawsuits before trial. Pugsley said. But there to one big banter — Goldman's family, which seem s bent on revenge. The w rongful death lawsuit filed In May by the Goldman family accuses Simpson of kill­ ing Goldman w ith "vicious and outrageous sa va gery." It seeks unspecified pu n itive damages fr o m S i m p s o n a n d re im ­ bursement for funeral and burial expenses. G oldm an’s sis te r Kimberly suggested at the tim e that the family was m ainly Interested In punishing Simpson: “ U doesn't have anything to do with money. If we can m ake him feel a quarter o f the pain we feel, it's worth it.” The Goldman family waa In seclusion Wednesday observing the J ew ish h o lid a y o f Yom Kippur. T h eir lawyer, Robert Tourtelot. d id n 't return tele­ phone calls. Simpson's acquittal does en­ sure one thing: Hls high-priced legal team w ill be paid before the families. Had he been convicted. 60 percent o f hls Income would have been Tunneled into an involuntary trust where it could have been paid out to successful plaintiffs. Pugsley said. For now, the attorneys’ Hens on hls Income may be satisfied 100 cents on the dollar. " T h e fa m ilie s are In line behind the law yers," Pugsley said. Cloistered nuns venture to see pope ■ y M M M A M U U JO A N AP Spsclal Correspondent_______ NEWARK. N.J. — It was a rare excursion Indeed: A group of cloistered nuns ventured beyond their monasteries to sec Pope John Paul II and were stunned by what they saw o f the outside world. Helicopters hovered overhead, snipers with rifles patrolled the rooftops. Helmeted police on bicycles and horseback sur­ rounded Sacred Heart Cathedral as more than 100 sisters from the Dominican order exited their buses to attend the pontiffs twilight prayer service Wednes­ day. What had become of the world since they renounced It? "The noise Inside the cathe­ dral, everything was so different from what we're used to." said S is te r M ary D a n ie l o f the monastery o f the Holy Rosary In Summit. She has led a cloistered life for nearly 50 years, going out only to see a dentist. Besides the great swelling an­ thems o f the cathedral organ, there was the constant blare of giant-screen televisions right next to the Gothic pulpit. A minl-aklrted anchorwoman re­ ported at top volume on the pope's every movement, from hls touchdown at Newark In­ ternational Airport to the arrival at the church o f hls popemoblle In a wall o f m otorcycle alrena. The sisters at first aeemed surprised at the congregation cheering and applauding wildly when the screens showed the pontiff slowly descending from the plane. But by the lime he arrived at the cathedra), they enthusiastically Joined In the applause. Some brushed away tears wllh th eir v e ils w h en the pope re a c h e d o u t to take their extended hands as he slowly □ litN m F a itS A calam ity. T h e IM F's new outlook pre­ dicted that th e global economy w ould expand by 4.1 percent In 1966, th e best showing since It grew 4 .6 percent in 1968. F or 1966. the IMF predicted global output would grow by 3.7 percent, slightly better than last yea r's 3 .6 percent Increase. T h e IM F fo r e c a s t w a s published in preparation for the annual meetings o f the 179nation organization and Its sister len d in g agency, the World Bank. A m o n g topics for this year's sessio n s to establishment o f a ,856 b illion bailout fund to han­ dle fu tu re Mexican-style crises. IM F Managing Director Michel Camdessus was briefing report­ e rs t o d a y on Issues to b e addre s sed at this year’s meet­ ings. which will run through Oct. 12. ‘ ‘O verall, the world economy has proven quite resilient to the r e c e n t tu rm o il In fin ancial m ark ets." the IMF declared. “ If p o l i c y s h o r tc o m in g s a r c addr e ssed In a timely manner, there la the potential for robust gro w th with low Inflation over the m edium to longer run." B ut the IM F said global finan­ c i a l m a r k e t s c o u ld r e a c t ad versely I f countries fall to m ake tim ely adjustments. For the U nited States, the agency said It was critical that Congress and th e administration agree on a credible deficit-reduction pro­ gram . P o s tp o n in g major tax cuts until th e budget deficit has been red u ced substantially "w ou ld allow the economy to reap the benefits of increased saving and low er Interest rates more quickly and surely," the IMF report said. In a slap at Republican proposals to offer big tax cuts a lon g with the spending reductions. For the United States, the IMF predicted growth o f 2.9 percent this year and 2 percent In 1996, but It welcomed the slowdown, saying It would help keep Infla­ tion In check. It was more concerned about the fourth straight y e a r o f weakness In Japan, slashing Its forecast for growth this yea r to Just 0 .5 percent. T h e IM F blamed the reduction In part on the earlier rise In the yen. which threatened to cut Into sales by Japanese manufacturers. Michael Muaaa. the IM F 's chief economist, said the outlook for Japan would have been even more pessimistic except fo r re­ cent favorable actions b y Tokyo to boost economic grow th by reducing Interest rates and in­ creasing government spending. The IMF also praised successful coordinated dollar-buylng over the summer by the G roup o f S e v e n Industrial c o u n tr ie s , which boosted the value o f the dollar against both the yen and the German mark. The 0-7 finance m inisters and cen tral bank presid en ts are scheduled to meet Saturday, and T r e a s u r y S e c r e ta r y R o b e r t Rubin said prospects fo r revers­ ing Japan's econom ic slum p would be a major topic. im s m iN G • r.RAPHlCS • Sl AWINr, . 1 ; / 1. □ ! I f1 •NmMSn •Fairs •Coupons •CSnkn OttmflC •talCjnk» lopoi» Rmrre •Efc Or BOfowlto *».«> * CUptftvgn Spirit Mrca •CetoStM&mJfmiltnMMid C A L L .1211 R 5 H 3 T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? Harrell &. 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FRENCH AVE„ SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2G11 or 831-9993 O.J. verdict represents watershed Lacy K. Lear •Editor Odessa H. Pugh •Business Manager 1 may well be the oniy columnist In America who hasn't (until now) written a piece about the Simpson case. My beat Is politics, and the larger social context in which politics takes place, and until Oct. 3 the Simpson case, riveting as It was. was essentially Just a criminal trial whose outcome no one could foresee. Now. however, with the acquittal o f Simpson on all counts, w e are In a position (o Judge the case's Impact on the body politic, which seems likely to be enormous. First, however, it Is surely appropriate to award a few laurel wreaths and issue a warning or two. For one thing. I simply cannot Imagine the rosecu tlo n 's o v erw h elm in g case a gain st lmpson being presented better than It was presented by Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden. They lost (as 1 shall discuss below) for reasons that were certainly no fault o f theirs. And let no one. convinced o f Simpson's guilt and frustrated by his acquittal, condem n Johnnie Cochran. Robert Shapiro. F. Lee Bailey and the other members o f the defense team. They were dealt a miserable hand, played It brilliantly, and won. That's what lawyering is all about. I am even pretty mellow about Judge Lance . SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.............................. 819.50 6 Months ........................ ..... 839.00 ■ 1 Y e a r.................................. 878.00 Florida Residents must pay T% sales taa In addition to rates above. E D IT O R IA L Tunnel of crime S S tate c r im e statistics arc ou t. T h e first h a lf of 1995 is m o re crim e-free than th e first h a lf of 1994. W e are beginning to see im p r o v e ­ m ents In c rim e ligh tin g an d h op e w e sec more. O f co u rse th e decrease m ean s little to the 67 4.000 resid en ts w ho becam e v ic tim s d u r­ ing th is y e a r ’s first six months. H ere are Just som e o f the co m p a ra tiv e statistics: M u rders w ere dow n b y 11.6 percent to 4 9 3 . R o b b eries dropped b y 10 percen t to 19,651. B u rgla ries w ere dow n 9.6 percen t to 99.504. M anslau ghter dropped 17.1 percent to 29. Kldnapplng/abductlons w e r e dow n 20.9 p e rcen t to 1.254. On th e o th e r side how ever, statistics sh ow drug o ffen ses clim b ed 10.3 percent to 39.842. S im p le a ssau lts w ere up 5.1 percen t to 9 8 .6 7 0 . F ra u d clim b ed 12.8 p e r c e n t to 20.342. W ith the n e w law s which b eca m e e ffe c tiv e on O ctob er 1. w e expect there m a y be e v en more o f a redu ction in crim e d u rin g th e second h a lf o f this year. T h e law w e b elieve will h a v e th e m ost effect Is th e one req u irin g that crim in a ls se rv e at least 85 p ercen t o f their sen ten ces in Jail, rather th a n b ein g released ea rly , w h ich has been the c a s e in th e past. OK. W e 'v e seen these statistics. N o w . le t’ s see s o m e c o m p ile d and relea sed to th e general pu blic, w h ich w e b eliev e m a y shock the bee-Jeebers out o f m any citizen s. W e w an t to see a com parison b e tw ee n th e n u m b er o f a rre s ts , and th e n u m b e r o f con viction s w h ic h g o beyond a hand-slap. F or ex a m p le , o f the 98.670 cases o f sim p le ■assault' In th e first half o f this year, w e quP&tjbri"Tt'diV few . IT nny. r e c e iv e d a n y punishm ent b ey on d probation. O f th£ 3 9 ,8 4 2 dru g offenses, h o w m an y were c o n v ic te d and sentenced to Jail? L ik e ­ wise. w e w a n t to see statistics on h o w m an y of th ese, d u r in g this six-month tim e period in the r e c e n t rep ort, appeared before the Judge m ore than on ce. L o o k at th e ch an ges we h a ve had in our la w e n fo rce m en t, rig h t here on the lo c a l level, du rin g th e past years. T h e S an ford police d e p a r tm e n t c re a te d Its S IU , S p e c ia l In ­ v e s tig a tiv e U nit. W h ile that has w ork ed w ell, it h a s n ow b e com e necessary to add the Q U A D -S q u a d , a unit a ls o d e d ic a te d to c ra c k in g d o w n on drug sales m ostly in in d ivid u a l neighborhoods. T h e S e m in o le County S h e r iffs depa rtm en t, a lread y h a v in g investigators and depu ties fo r m a n y yea rs, found It necessary to create the C C IB . C lty / C o u n ty In v e s tig a tiv e B ureau. A ga in , it is focused on drugs, in addition to prostitu tion . O u r la w o ffice rs are m ak in g th e arrests. T h ere Is no doubt about it. Y et o fficers h ave told u s th ey are arresting the sam e people, on the s a m e ch arges, even In the sa m e n eigh ­ borhoods. tim e a fter time, so m e tim e s w ithin Just o n e w eek . O.J. Simpson vows to pursue the killer of his ex-wife Cm/ Vvus \s Atfr . ulvWf * WAP U C/ CjrtMn Couf*t»» •I MichJ.I It Blrnn. HMttiraw, FJ MORTON KONORACKE Perot’s strong support in Maine PORTLAND. Maine *• President Clinton could have a winning message In seeking "com m on ground" solutions to the nation’s problems, focus groups here indicate, but right now he's still In a deep hole politically In u stale he carried In 1992. Only two voters out o f 24 participants In tw o focus groups said recently that they would vote for Clinton In 1996. while nine lavored Ross Perot, seven favored Sen. Bob Dole. R-Kan., and four backed retired Gen. Colin Powell. One didn't have a preference, and one said that, given the ch o ice s, she w o u ld n ’ t v o te . Exchanges during five hours o f discussion In the two focus groups strongly indicated that voters will support a candidate like Powell w ho proposes "shared sacrifice" to balance the federal budget, but Powell himself has yet to Impress these voters. "Mystery m an," one participant culled him. The focus groups, conducted by Republican pollster Frank Luntz for the Coalition for Change, a business-led. pro-balanccd-budgct . consisted entirely o f self-described . rmlem voters who In 1992 split almost evenly among Clinton. Perot and President George Bush. Luntz served as Perot's pollster In 1992. Clinton carried the state In 1992 with 39 percent, while Bush and Perot each got 30 perrent. Maine was Perot's best state and In 1994 elected an Independent governor. Angus King. Focus group participants Indicated that Perot retains his support base here in spite o f the fact that voters regard him as quirky and "an egotist.” A 48-ycar-old art dealer wearing a ponytail and harboring distinctly left-ofcenter views said. "Perot is off the wall, but checks and balances will make sure he doesn't become a dictator." Voters said they favored Perot because he "knows business." "cun get things done," and "won't be swayed by special Interests and corporations." The best that participants could say about Clinton was that "h e's In there" and that he "understands the budget." When Luntz asked one of the focus groups for one-word opinions of Clinton, some o f the answers w ere: "dishonest," “ a politician" and " a co m ­ promiser." A 39-year-old rural postal delivery worker said. "Clinton hasn't done anything, lie's not going anywhere.” The group showed considerably more sup­ port for Dole, who was dcscritH-d as " I n ­ telligent.” "experienced and capable." "a good man." though also "a politician." House Speaker Newt Gingrich. K-Ga.. was called "flam boyant." "aggressive." "highly intelligent,” "a character" ami "aJerk." Asked to choose between Dole and Gingrich for the GOP nomination. Ihe group split 10-tu-2 S W h e n a c ity or a county has problem s, w hat do th e y d o ? T h e y create a stu dy group to d e lv e in to the probtem a n d re c o m m e n d solutions. T h e n these solutions are presented to th e p eop le for a vote. S h o u ld n 't w e expect our state an d our court sy stem s to d o likew ise? If it takes ch a n g es in our law s, at the local, slate or fed era l level, let's rec o m m e n d them and force th em to be m ade. W e suspect there are no sta tistics contpuring arrests versu s convictions becau se the statistics w o u ld frighten ev ery one o f us. M ake so m e ch anges how ever, a n d w e m ay fin ally see so m e light at the end o f th e tunnel o f crim e. Letters to the editor are welcome. All letterr im bi ! h* signed, include tlu* address ol the writer and a daytime telephone number Letters should he no a single suhjeel and be as In n I as possible The letters ore subject to editing - J W h e re a rc w e having d ifficu lty then? It should be cle a r that It’s in ou r cou rt system . No. not w ith ou r Judges, but w ith the law s under w h ich th ey must hand out sentences for va rio u s crim es. Our Judges are restricted to w h a t th ey can do as the result o f a co n viction . T h e re arc tim es w h en Judges rea lize le ttin g a person out on parole w ill m ean that person can be ex p e c te d back In court on sim ila r charges in the n e a r future. But w h at els e ca n he or sh e do. L a w s lim it Judges on w h at th ey can do. LETTERS TO EDITOR Ito. At times he seemed on the verge o f losing Simpson was guilty. On closer analysis, this turned out to be true because America Is still control of (he case; but in the long run he predominantly white, and whites were over­ managed to conduct whelmingly convinced o f Simpson’s guilt. A solid It fairly and bring it majority of America's black minority, however, to a definitive con­ clusion. Those are bellavcd him Innocent. And so we come to the Jury: nine blacks and big pluses. three whites. One must always remember the A s fo r th e L o s admonition so popular among those who de­ Angeles Police De­ fended the first verdict (not guilty) In the Rodney partment. and by ex­ King beating case: The Jury is almost Invariably tension many other better informed than Its critics, because It police departm ents around the country, listened attentively to the entire case. But the Simpson case almost represents an they are on notice e x c e p tio n to that r u le , b eca u se o f the that they must re­ extraordinary coverage the trial received. double their efforts to rid their ranks o f It is impossible, therefore, 1o avoid concluding that the Jury bought Johnnie Cochran's theory o ffic e rs lik e Mark that there was a racist conspiracy against £ They were dealt F u h rm a n . w h o s e Simpson. And with that conclusion there comes a miserable combination o f bigot­ ry and folly may well another: We have reached a point in our national hand, played it brilliantly, and have been the key life where the hostility between the races has factor in Simpson's won. That's ren d ered the norm al fu n ction in g o f our what lawyering acquittal. multiracial polity undependable. For if there was Is all about, p But n o w . w h a t a w hite conspiracy against Simpson, then our about the larger Im black citizens cannot count on justice. And If pact o f the verdict? Polls uniformly Indicated there wasn't, Ihc same is true of our whites. that the great majority of Americans believed i lor Dole. The same group Indicated, though, that congressional Republicans were "working hard" and "beginning to make a difference.” Asked to choose between Clinton and Powell for president, the group unanimously picked Powell. In a four-way race. Dole got seven votes: Perot, two; Powell, two. and Clinton, none. Another voter had no preference. Another focus group split strongly for Perot. 7-to-2 over Clinton. .— with Dole getting no support and Powell, one vote. V o te rs seem ed open to being con­ vinced by Powell, but said they wanted to h e a r m o re a b ou t where he stands on Issues. A 39-year-old naval architect, and the o n ly A fric a n American In the two g ro u p s sa id , " A s m u ch as I k n ow Only two voters about him, he seems out of 24 to be for cutting what participants in should tic cut and two focus l ea vi n g what groups said shouldn't be alone." recently that W hat em erged they would vote most strongly from for Clinton in 1996J the five hours was a woeful Ignorance among voters about the basic fuels o f govern­ ment economics - for example, most believed lhat foreign aid Is bigger than Medicare, when It's actually one-twelfth as big. But there was also a bedrock decency and desire for fairness - even, "com m on ground" -- in solving the nation's problems. Asked to choose between culling programs for seniors and children, young voters opted to protect seniors, while seniors chose to protect children. Luntz said this occurred In nearly every focus group he's conducted for the coalition. "Fundamental fairness is the question." said the 43-year old head o f Portland's Big Brothers program. "W e are willing to make sacrifices to balance the budget If everyone will make equal sacrifices. I'm willing to pay my share if a person making millions of dollars a year would do Ihe same." Similarly, a 39-year-old Republican-leaning engineer said. "Am ericans shouldn't expect a free ride, whether they are on welfare or corporations making excessive profits. There are Just as many rich people gelling money they shouldn't get as poor people." "W e re all going to have to bile the bullet." said a 32-year-old secretary. "Don't give me a lux cut. Just solve the (budget) problem." C JOSEPH SPEAR Oh Ross, won’t you be our Boss? Pm so doggoned tensed up about who's going to be the candidate of the new political party i ran barely stand it. it's Just not fair of Ross Perot to tease us like this. He goes on “ Larry King Live." the sam e show on which he announced his own presidential candidacy In 1992, and he says the American people arc so fed up wllh Democrats and Republicans that he Is going to have to form a third party. Then he says he doesn 't know who he's going to get In head the ticket. It could be any of half a dozen "world class p e o p le ." Including Ihc retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs o f Staff. Colin Powell. One thing he was clear about, though, w-ns thr minimal rnle lie w ill personally p la y In th e c a n ­ d id a te 's selection . £ l ’m so "N o w keep In mind." doggoned he said, "I am one tensed up about vote In this whole who’s going to thing." be the It saddens me to candidate of the say It. but I think it's new political u n likely that Gen. l can _ Powell will link up y stand it.^ with Old Ross. The problem Is. Powell has no doubt been watching the media and reading newspaper columnists and has therefore gotten the w rong impression o f Ross Perot am) probably would not waul to represent a party rounded and presided over by him. T h e media have palmed Old Ross as a balm y billionaire w ho bangs drums of doom, and there's been a lot o f undue emphasis on Ills concern about his daughter being (he (u rge) o f Republican conspirators, and they've made fun o f bis completely credible claim he Is being pursued by Vietnamese and Cuban lilt squads. My point Is llinl through no fault of Ross' own. Gen. Powell will probably not agree to represent the new party. So who will the candidate be? Will one o f the other five world class people agree to run? Is It possible that Old Ross himself could be pressed Into service? W ell, may Is-. If the people really push him and Insist on It. he has said, perhaps he will then consent to run -• but only, goodness knows, because of his patriotic attitude. The Idea of "serving a hitch ill hell" does not appeal to him. he says. But if It Is "good for m y country." he will serve. I tell you. such displays o f selflessness can bring tears to your eyes if you iliink about them long enough. I know, there are those who say Old Ross is an egomaniac who Just wants to stay in the spotllghi. They say he can't stand all ihe publicity Colin Powell Is getting and all that. W ell, If they would |usi look at the record, they wouldn't be so surprised. Old Ross has been warning them for a long time. At Ihe end o f his first presidential cam­ paign. way back ill November 1992. he said the new Clinton administration better damn sight satisfy him or they would pay the price. "Y o u can bring out (lie old stray dog again." he said, and he pul on a big grin and held up a sign that said "Perot 111 '96.” Then In October 1094. he went on the Larry King show again and urged everybody in vote Republican and he said. " If they don't deliver... we will create a third party that will deliver." A monlli later, he vowed that if the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade was approved, lie would "Immediately start the process of building a third puny in ihis country." In a National Press Club speech |ust Iasi April, he hinted he might establish another party. So where's the great surprise? There is none. They’re running seared, that’s what II Is. Did you see the w ay all those Democrats and Republicans Hocked in Dallas last August to participate In Ross's philanthropic confer­ ence to discuss how to prepare America for the 21st century? K �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October 3, 1M6 - M Lake Mary commissioners to consider disaster plan ■ y NICK R F U P A U P Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY — As Hurricane Opal rampaged Into Florida's Panhandle, the City o f Lake Mary will attempt to do what It can to deal with serious pro­ blems should a similar Incident occur locally. During the city commission meeting tonight, consideration w ill be given to an official Disaster Plan. The 90-page doc­ ument has been designed to handle Just about every problem and every situation. It clearly outlines the re­ sponsibilities o f every member of the city staff, where they will be assigned, what their duties will be. and what authority each may have depending on the situation. Furthermore. It clearly defines how each department will hutdie Itself under certain Condi- tlona. For ex a m p le, the fire department has separate opera­ tional condition specifications for: 1. Operating under normal conditions. 2. Under stand-by procedures preparing fo r co n d itio n s of possible danger within 72-36 hours. 3. Under stand-by procedures preparing for conditions of prob­ able danger w ithin 36-24 hours. 4. Operating under conditions o f im m in en t d a n g e r within 24-12 hours. Upon the estab­ lishment o f Sem Con One (a county operation), all emergency preparedness procedures will be com p leted as th e situation allows. 5. Operating under conditions of extreme em ergency (crtsls). T h e s a m e f i v e s e p a r a te categories are listed for all other c ity d e p a r tm e n ts Inclu din g police, public works, community developm ent, finance, parks and recreation, city clerk, city man­ ager, and others. U nder the plan, the city 's Em ergency Operations Center IEOC) w ill be located In the tra in in g room o f the Public Safety Building. 235 Rhlnehart Road. It will serve al least five functions including coordina­ tion, policy-making, operations. Information gathering, and dis­ persal o f public Information. T h e document Is the result o f a great deal o f work on the part o f the city staff. A resolution adopting the dis­ aster plan for the city Is sched­ uled fo r consideration at to­ night's Lake Mary City Com ­ mission meeting, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.. In the com ­ mission chambers. Lake Mary City Hall Is located at 100 N. Country Club Road. From lafl, Frank Dunn, general foruman with Coaatllnars Railroad, Laroy Andarson, railroad superintendent, Engineer Jo« Jarrall with ovar SO yeara of railroad strvict and Dr. A im Dunn unv$M tha marktr. N u n s--------- M arker---------------------------------------- CsatlasM fraa Pags SA m oved up the middle aisle. Some hid their faces with their music s h e e ts w h en T V ca m era s scanned the aisles. T h ey were ecstatic over the pews they were assigned; Just four row s back from President C linton and Hillary Rodham Clinton, and not far from Bob Hope. And they beamed with pride when one of their own. Dominican Slater Catherine from the Newark monastery, climbed toward the tall marble pulpit usually reserved for priests, to read the scripture selection. Th e pope in his brief homily paid them "profound gratitude for you r Immense contribution to the church’s life" and re­ gretted " I f In the past these gifts w ere sometimes insufficiently esteem ed or thwarted." The sisters laughed along with the pontlfT when he Jokingly took credit for the Inclement weather that greeted him on hts fourth visit to the United States. " W e had been praying for rain to help our Utile orchard.” said Dominican Sister Mary Albert, "an d w e're afraid we might have overdone It." Since the Vatican announced the pope's trip, nothing has been q u it e the sam e Inside th e monastery. Sister Mary Daniel said. " A ll o f a sudden reporters are ca llin g on the telephone for interview s." she said. "W e never dreamed o f being Interviewed by anybody. " W e had Just come from chapel yesterday when a lovely man from CBS called and told us O.J. had been acquitted," she said. "W e seldom walch televi­ sion. but he thought we defi­ nitely ought to know." School What’s tor lunoh? Friday, Oct. fl.1 MS Char-B-Burger on a Bun and choice ol two ol the following Lettuce and Tomato Cups Banana or Chel's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Dole Continued from P a g e 3 A less than a $245 billion reduc­ tion. He also sent a letter of support Id House Speaker Ncwl G in g ric h . R -G a.. w h o told ABC-TV that the Senate was "honor bound" to provide $245 billion In tax cuts. "L e t’s not try to pull a fast one on the American people. We promised them we would cut taxes.... We never said anything about them being temporary." Gramm said Wednesday in a telephone interview. " I f ihe American people come to believe we're engaged In that kind of phoniness, they're going tu put us down in the same column with Hill Clinton. I don't want m y numc In that column." Gramm said. Dole also addressed questions ubout his position on abortion — he said he's pro-life, but he wotdd not refuse the support of pro-choice Republicans — and ills choice o f a running male. "I'v e thought about a lot of people, but then told myself (he llrsl thing I’d better do Is get the n om in a tion ," he said, when asked If he was considering California Gov. Pete Wilson, who has dropped out of the GOP presidential race. D EATH S M A R G A R E T H A Y N IE Margaret Haynic, 73. West H ighw ay 40. S a n fo rd , died Wednesday. Oct. 4. 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal In Sanford. Horn Feb. 20. 1922 In North Little Rock. Ark., she was a homemaker and u Baptist. She moved to Central Florida In 1953. Survivors Include her husband Willie; her sons P.L. Morris of G a in e s v ille . L o u is M orris. Jim m y Morris, and Richard Morris, all o f S a n fo rd and Rayburn Morris o f Punla Gorda: her daughter Margie Miles of Clewlston: her sisters Juanita Casteel o f Pine Hluff. Ark. and Katherine Hutchinson of Arab, Ala. her several grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Urtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f the arrange­ ments. ERICH J . W E ID N E R Erich J. Weldner. H9, Forest Hills Drive. Winter Springs, died Tuesday. Oct. 3. 1995 at Ids residence. H orn S c p i . 2 4 . 1906 in Chicago, he moved lo Central Florida In I9H0. He was a salesman In the metallurgy In­ dustry. He belonged to St. S te p h e n s C a th o lic Church. Winter Springs. He was a veter­ an of the U.S. Army. S u rvivors Include his wife Dolores: his daughter Mary Rinaldi o f Winter Springs; his sons Erich J. Jr. of Chanhasscn. Minn, and Michael H. of Naples. Fla.: his sister Rena Hubner of San Diego, Calif.; hts brother Norman o f Chicago; and his four grandchildren. U a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Oviedo, In charge of the arrangements. C M t l a s i t t n m P ig s 1 A T h e m a y o r w as s m a r t l y dressed In an elegant peach and black nineteenth century dress and feathered bonnet. T h is time, ground was not being broken for a new railroad, but rather to plant a tree in honor of the railroad and to celebrate Ihe erection o f a histor­ ical marker placed at the com er o f First Street and Elm where the original Sanford depot, now an antique market, stands. Cecil Tucker, a seven genera­ tion Florida Cracker got things underway with the crack o f a bullwhlp. the very sound that gave crackers their name. "This Is sure an Important commemoration." Tucker said, "T h e railroad Is an Important part of Sanford's history. We need to be doing m ore o f this.” Many. In c lu d in g Kay Bartholomew, o f the Seminole County Historical Society, think It their duty to be sure the history of this area Is preserved. The marker, printed with the history of the railroad that began In Sanford In the 1880s on one side, also has a m ap o f the route it followed on the other. The Coastllners. a group of locals who dedicated their careers to service on the railroads. were Ihe honored guests at the Wednesday morning event. Two of their members. Leroy Anderson and Joe Jarrell, had each worked 50 years on the rails, They were given the opportunity to unveil the marker which facet First Street. "In this small way we hope to bring history alive." said Dr. Alex Dlcktson chairman of Ihe S em in ole C ou n ty H istorical Commission. "Looking at the waterfront area and around the PICO and Wclaka buildings It to difficult for one to realize that this was once an extremely Important transportation center, It was vital to the development of the entire state." R e s c u e -------------------------------------------Costless* fraa Pag* 1A contractor and has ofTercd to extend the contract past the Jan. 14 expiration date. The private ambulance contract has been In place since 1990. Details about billing for ambulance services If the function Is shifted back to the public sector have not been defined. C ity fire chiefs arc seeking approval from their city rommlsslons to develop plans to transport patients as well as provide the Initial medical care. TTle fire chiefs claim emergency medical teams could transport patients with existing equipment and manpower with no additional cost to the taxpayer. " I'm not sure residents arc going to took too favorably on paying to ride In a vehicle they already own. powered by gas In the tank they paid for." Van Der W elde commented about g o ve rn m en t providing a m b u la n ce service, "tended by people they pay who are wearing uniforms they (taxpayers) bought." Commissioner Daryl McLain agreed with Van Der Welde that the board has not taken a stand on the ambulance question and will do ao only after extensive study. "I'm not convinced w e need to move that q u i c k l y . " M orris c o m m e n t e d , since Allantlc/LlfcFleet has offered to extend Its services. County attorney Robert A. McMillan said at this point In time It Is an extremely remote possibility that the county could get aorpethlng else in place by Jan. 14 to change the current system. Kiw anis — — — ----C ontinu ed from P a g * I A storing the cooking grills, stands and equipment needed each year w hen Pancake Day comes or sharing Ideas at club board meetings, Phil's friendly upbeat personality and familiar smite are always welcome additions to the Wednesday noon weekly club meetings. Phil and his wife. Marie, have been Sanford residents since I960 and active members of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Ph il formerly ow ned DcLand Moving und Storage before he Joined Losslng Transfer In 1959. Losslng Transfer, founded In 1916. carried produce und barrets o f tar to Benson’s Junction. Their moving business has covered most o f Central Florida with families going and coming Into Florida. They m oved the first five families Into Deltona and recently voted lo become a city. Don McNeill of network Breakfast Club fame from Chicago announced their arrival. Roche and Losslng Transfer moved the Florida District office of Kiwanis from Orlando to their own building In Midway Commercial Park Just east o f Five Points ofT County Road 427. Roche said he remembers when Vice President Hubert Humphrey visited Sanford and he had to help a guest get past he Secret Service men In order to return to hts room. He could write a book on his m oving experiences. Because o f a heart condi­ tion. Phil Is retiring from the moving business und w ill probably catch up on his fishing before he writes that book. It Is Ironic that Phil Roche was the first lieutenant governor for Division 25 when It was separated from Division 6 In Orlando and now W aller Smith, both belonging to the same Kiwanis Club, will be the last lieutenant governor for Division 25 und Its lO clubs before It Is absorbed buck Into Division 6. renamed 10, In October 1996. H u rric a n e — C on tin u ed from Page 1A nolc County arrived In the target area Wednesday, lie was preparing to deploy a unit lilts m orning in the area of Stute Hoad 231 and Interstate 10. assistant chief Chris Miller said. " I Just talked to him a few minutes ago." Miller said, "h e called to get some Intelligence (informallonl on the area...what roads should be avoided." S e m i n o l e Co u n t y Is coordinating relief elforts from the 11-county region 5 area which includes; Brevard. Citrus. Hernando. Indian River, Lake, Orange, Osceola. Pasco. Polk. Seminole and Sumler rounltrs. Tw en ty firefighters and two batalllon chiefs from region 5 left from the staging area In Alta­ m onte Springs this morning. Three local firefighters, two from Altamonte Springs and one from W in ter Springs were In the group. Miller said the crews are pre­ pared for a 72-hour minimum stay but that might be extended to a week. Before noon yesterday, with Hurricane Opal’ s winds strengthened to 150 mph with gusts up to 165 mph. Governor Lawton Chiles called out the troops. An estimated 3,500 Na­ tional Guard troops were told to be on ready. In Sanford. Captain Tony Ross o f Company B. 2nd Batalllon. 124th Infantry Regiment, began calling In guardsmen by noon. In preparation for a trip to the Panhandle areas expected to be damaged by this severe winds. Al the time. Ross predicted the Sanford unit could possibly be m oving out by late In the day. Ross said approximately 100 Iroops from Sanford, the entire batalllon. will be Involved In helping the hurricane ravaged area. County EMS manager Frank K i r k l ef t for T a l l a h a s s e e Wednesday afternoon after being culled by the Slate Emergency Operations Center. Lt. Mlek C ain es and firefig h ter Mark Sellmude also left Wednesday along with Altamonte Springs fircflghter/param cdlc C harles Imwalle to participate In the rcllef effort. An advance liftsupport unit und battalion chief vehicle were also sent to the storm damaged region. In addition to the National Guard, the governor also called on 700 police officers. Th e gourd and police are expected to tie assigned to the task o f prevent­ in g lo o tin g a n d hel p with emergency cleanup after the stonn. "W e’re preparing for the very worst, extreme to catastrophic" damage, sta te m eteorologist Mike Rucker said yesterday. Larry Slrlckler. manager of corporate and external affairs wllh lk-IISouth Mild the com­ pany Is encouraging people lo limit telephone usage Into Ihe ureaaffected by the hurricane. As curly us yesterday, Slrlckler commented. "R igh t now. our network Is working at Its full capacity. People dialing Into Ihe area may experience problems completing tlictr calls due to the number of culls going Into that area." Briefs Continued from P a g e 1A CALNO meets LAKE MARY — The next regular meeting ol the Council of Local Governments In Scmlnole County. known as CALNO, will be at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road, on Wednesday. Oct. 11. Among new business Items listed on the meeting's agenda Is a discussion of Florida statutes pertaining to the private property rights act. The meeting w ill begin ut 7 p.m., und Is open to the public. The next meeting, scheduled for Nov. 1. will be held In Longwood. BellSouth is also making plana lo serve the area hit by Opal. It I n c l u d e s s w i t c h i n g o ffic e s equipped* with generators and batteries to keep them running should they lose commercial po we r, r e d i r e c t i n g calls autom atically when a major r u b l e Is c u t . a nd cl o s e l y monitoring the entire telephone network In the panhandle area. "W e do everything possible In emergency weather sltuallons," Slrlckler said. The American Red Cross meanwhile, had 34 shelters open by noon yesterday with m any more expeeted dur­ ing the night und early morning. Most ol the 17 emergency response vehicles In the state as well as 36 from elsewhere have been routed to the hurricane urru. Correction The following Information was omitted from the “ Forming Lake M ary" article In the Sunday. (Jet. I. 1995 Issue of Ihe S a n fo rd H e ra ld written by Correspondent Marguret Wesley: T h e Lake Mary City Commission on May 19. 1990, added 11 members to the historical commission. Increasing the membership to 19. On Jan. 3. 1991. they passed Resolution No. 365 which specifically set forth the mission, duties, responsibilities, and limitations of au­ thority of thoexlstlng Historical Commtsalon. Based on this technicality (Resolution No. 365). Ihe State Ethics Committee released the . members of the Historical Commission from having to file a financial disclosure statement. The H e ra ld regrets this omission. �M - Sanford H«f^d, Sanford, Florid* - Thursday, October 8, II NATIONAL • i' w O.J. phones Lury King LO S ANGELES — O J. Sim pson called It the source o f hta “ basic anger." the distortions, as he described them, o f the evidence in hi* double-murder trial. _____ "Fortunately, for me. the Jury listened to what the witnesses said, and not Marcia Clark’s or (Christopher) Darden s o r anyone else’* rendition o f w h at they aald.” Simpson told CNN Wednesday night, speaking out for the first time since his T h e surprise phone call t o "L a rry King Live came as K ing Interviewed Simpson's lead defense attorney Johnnie Cochran Jrstm pson didn’t apeak tong, and he tried to get off the phone by saying. " I got to go. I reaUy m ore question, asking Sim pson about his first meeting earlier in the day with his two you n g children since being arrested on charges o f tolling their mother. Pop* visits NEW YORK — Sixteen years ago he hoisted children above him like dolls and pumped hands li k e a candidate. Eight years a g o he rushed around the country on a tour that seemed like a ago prescription for Jet lag. But on Wednesday. Pope John Paul 11 descended from his plane one slow step at a tim e, hta left hand gripping the rail as If any misstep could be his last. Th e 75-year-old popular pontiff returned to the N ew York area older and more frail, challenging the world’s most powerful countries to "clo th e yourselves with humility.*’ He w as to address the U.N. General Assembly today on the first fu ll day o f his five-day trip to New Jersey. New Y ork and Maryland. Th e New York area was a memorable stop on his first papal trip to America In 1979. Just a year after hla elevation to the papacy. He was only 59 then, and Americans were intrigued by th':i mountain-climbing, downhill-skiing pope — "J oh n Paul Superstar.” as Time m agazine's cover described him. Black man and Jail aantancaa WASHINGTON - On a n y given day. one In three young black men is serving a criminal sentence, either prison, probation or parole, says an advocacy group that blam es not on ly the criminals but also the legal system. "T h e policies or the last 10 or 15 years have served to triple the prison population." said Marc Mauer. co-author o f the report from The Sentencing Project, a Washington-baaed res ea rc h and prison w a tc h d o g group that a d v o c a te s alternatives to prison sentences. “ The drug policies and others have had a disproportionate impact on blacks.” Th e report, funded b y grants from the Drug Policy Foundation, the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation and the Public Welfare Foundation, argues that the m andatory m inim um sentences and stepped-up enforcement that began w ith the 1980s "war on dru gs'' have fallen disproportionately on blacks and women. Allianc* dafanaa ministars mast Jackson, Krauss top CMA honors NASHVILLE. Tenn. — A lan Jackson waited four years to win country music's top award and m ay have gotten a little help from a lucky charm that on ce belonged to Hank Williams Sr. Jackson, the top nominee going Into Wednesday’s Country Music Association awards show, was named entertainer o f the year Just when It looked as if he would go home empty-handed. He was nominated but didn’t win for best male vocalist, album, single, vocal event (with George Jones) and video. Jackson said he went from playing truck-stop lounges several years ago to perform ing for 50,000 people at the Houston Astrodome. “ I feel qualified (to w in )." he said after the black-tie affair at the Grand Ole Opry House that was televised live on CBS. He said singer Marty Stuart had gfven him a lucky charm: a pen knife that belonged to Williams. “ I guess It worked." said the bashful Jackson, who was nominated for the top award In 1993,1993 and 1994. While Jackson had to wait four yean, bluegrass singer Alison Krauss burst through the ranks In her flnt attempt. Krauss. at 74 the premier bluegrass singer and a formidable fiddler, won In all four categories In wnlch she competed: female vocalist, the Horizon Award for most promising artist, best single |"When You S ay Nothing at All” ) and vocal event for a duct with the group Shenandoah. “ Somewhere In the Vicinity of the Heart." " I ’m going to have to g o get a (task or something!'* Krauss said the fourth time she w as called to the podium. She looked Increasingly mystified at each trip. "This Is really weird, you guys.” she said twice. Host Vince Gill, former lead singer for pop group Pure Prairie League, won male vocalist of the year for an unprecedented fifth straight time. Best album honors w ent to Patty Loveless for “ W hen Fallen Angels Fly,” which beat out offerings by John Michael Montgomery. George Strait. Gill and Jackson. Brooks A Dunn kept their streak going, picking up the best vocal duo trophy for the fourth consecutive year. The Mavericks ended a three-year reign by Diamond Rio to win the award for best vocal group o f the year. Grctchen Peters, a songwriter soon to begin her own recording career, won for best song. "Independence Day.” which was a hit for Martina McBride. Singer-songwriter Roger Miller (“ King of the Road"), who died In 1992. was Inducted Into the Country Music Hall o f Fame. Wife Mary Miller, a former member of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, accepted on his behalf. "I'm Just sick that he wasn't here to accept It.” she said. "It would have made his life ." Also Inducted was Jo Walker-Meador. who headed the CMA from 1962 until retiring In 1991. About 7.000 country music Industry Insiders picked the winners. From Associated P re ss reports SpM VSI WINNBNDtXg America's Supermarket* . Assoclatsd Pros* Wrtlsr_________ WASHINGTON - Som e cor­ porate tax breaks could end as part o f legislation that would offer Individuals m ore tax credits and relief, the new chairman of the Senate Finance Committee say*. “ Everything Is on the table." Sen. William Roth. R-Del.. said Wednesday. In Identifying four core provisions o f his tax-cut Roth hopes to pass a $500 per child tax credit, a reduction In capital-gains tax rates, estate-tax relief for fam ily-oW ned small businesses and farms, and liber­ alised In dividu al R etirem ent Accounts. The panel also will "definitely be looking’’ at elim inating some tax breaks.' Roth aald In an Interview with Th e Associated Press. He declined to Identify provisions to tighten what some critics call " c o r p o r a te loop­ holes.” saying "until w e make decisions. I don’t see any point." When the House W ays and Means Committee tried to do that last m o n th . It proved divisive, pitting, for example, farm-state Republicans against oil-state Republlcana in a dispute over shaving the (ax break for ethanol, an alcohol derived from com and m ixed with gasoline to form gasohol. Having completed legislation Iasi week wringing half a trillion dollars In savings over seven years from Medicare. Medicaid and the earned Income tax credit for the working poor. Roth's committee Is preparing next week to deliver on Republicans' promise to cut taxes. The m ild -m a n n e re d , 74-year-old assumed the chair­ manship of th e Finance Com­ mittee four w eeks ago after Sen. Bob Pack w ood. R-Ore.. was forced to resign following allega­ tions o f se x u a l and official misconduct. A career-tong booster of IRAs. Roth wants to raise Income limits for participation In the tax-sheltered savings plans and create a new type o f IRA per­ mitting withdrawals to pay for first-tim e h o m e pu rch ases, serious Illness, extended un­ employment and college educa­ tion. Roth's four core provisions mean the Senate's legislation will at least start out looking similar to the "Contract With America” tax bill adopted by the House In April. The trick w ill be shrinking (he House bill, which provided $350 billion In tax relief over seven years. Into the guidelines o f the congressional bu dget, which calls for $245 billion In cuts. After GOP moderates on the Finance Com m ittee expressed concern last w eek about reduc­ ing taxes so sharply at a time of steep Medicare cuts. Senate Ma­ jority Leader Bob Dole. R-Kan.. on Sunday said the Senate may not be able to produce a tax cut that large. Under pressure from Sen. Phil Gramm. R-Texas. a presidential campaign rival. Dole has since said his personal goal remains $245 b i l l i o n . B u t he has expressed Interest In a sugges­ tion from conservative senators that the tax cut should expire after four years, to be replaced by comprehensive tax reform, such as a flat tax. But Koth said the bill he submits to his committee will call for the full $245 billion reduction over seven years. " I 'm a b e l i e v e r In $245 billion.” he said. "Republicans have made certain pledges ... to balance the budget ... preserve and strengthen Medicaid and Medicare... reform welfare. "The benefits of those actions will be returned to the American people, working people, through a tax cut. Th at's a pledge 1 take seriously and I Intend to try to keep It." He said he had "serious reser­ vations" about limiting the tax cut to four years. "Are you going to tell some­ body that you have an IRA and then. In four years, you won't have It? Th at's not a very good Incentive to get more people to save.” he said. In the end. Roth predicted the committee w ould reach con­ sensus despite sharp differences between conservatives and mod­ erates and sniping between Dole and G ram m , w h o are both members o f the panel. "I understand what's at stake. I'm not surprised.” Roth said. 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Wfll\ Confr MitpNin\ Mrrflx s S p e c i a l to t he Herald At m atches 1* M S ; . *■ ■' ■' - �• Sanford HtraM, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Octobar 5, 1996 S T A T S & STA N D IN G S lonaopUMi u» I Tml m tn li Ita a n « a n T (ton m m 1 m m I4 M 1 U U n a a m -M ta a u ta M o m na is in im o m m ua ia MMniTaJat ra • nnsa tii inara ■ a a e -in o a a e iw a tO TU iia ia i***>r*tr i s ia □ La ta Mm m N at Lym an, 7 pm D U lw W w y e l u s e BnmSey. 7 pm □ S e e riM le e l O H e S e , 7 pm * 114mm i ina rub as m • mi □ e t Chase Par*. 6:30 pm, Noble* C onstruction vs. B e e rJO ; 7:30 pm. Nobles Construction vs. C rary W in g s; 6:30 pm, Crazy W ings vs. Ken Rummel u n v v ro itf □ e l Pfnehnrst Par*. 6:30 pm, Sanford Tire vs. M .A. Erectors; 7:30 pm , 8anford Tire vs. 8 crub s; 8:30 p m , Scru b s vs. T E C Mortgage m ta u I larva Ipa I erratruei •na m a r » n s » r » M i t m a * * Mamas i-a i-a a _ ana tm a a -v u is a a w e re ta ta n*h*eo*ae ua )Om»wtui»,« ■ n a u a Ta tu m a e M -H t s in rruoumm n a ua lOMvav ta m anta • »na*i<H *nm a □ Apopka e l Lake i r u P e y . JV , 8 pm ; varsity, 7 pm □ M r t H o r i (Canada) at U k e Mary, varsity, 8 pm Girls' Prop Volloyball □ U k a P rawHsy at O v M e . Freshm an, 5 pm ; Junior varsity, 6 p m ; varsity, 7 pm □ la m ln a t a at U k a Mary. Freshm an, 5 pm ; Junior varsity, 8 p m ; varsity, 7 pm □ Lym an at Lake H awaii. Freshman, 5 pm ; Junior varsity, 6 pm ; varsity, 7 pm Mooed l l l l Illl W l till ■Mar M ir j»«uri i r n n a irt n i t mtea m i wept t i n •out M il nm iM -ineCiaa iiodYaM ta ia ia ITWitadurn LB ia * * j* t ta •naaaiTaMiata B a M e a -w a a a MVTw*T«iit ia ta ia 10* 1tea* ta ia lOtUCreU ia •aa ma t a t 11atm m aa aa n M e a -u e a a a lom tect** , ta ta ta 11* coed* ua ta ruMppte* ta •uaaaiTatm aa teat a *-m e b a a lIn*Tatd* ta ta la 11* citevi ia ta inceet* ta • ini tt * t » m m m ic 1 i— MOf*t-nt,CiUB lOetamO* ua u a ia uoMieuto* ta ia lurtona* ja lo n a a TitH ia ta • e e rw -v u tn o *toe Free ta ta tu luetrtnie* ta ia ton Dean* ta •(H) ta ru tn a a ia a n ita a* * n e -v u it.u a iCoeiMieei ta ta ta ta ta ta Megan Monberg managed a 10th place finish on floor and 11th on vault. The oldest group o f level six girls was led by Sharon Wain with a 36.65 all-around mark, good enough for second place. Wain parlayed sixth place finishes on vault and bara with a ninth on beam and a fourth on floor. Am y WlUcnberger look sixth all-around 136.45) and Ashley Brown was seventh (36.20). Wlttcnberger captured Aral place on floor, second on bars and ninth on beam. Brown took fourth on beam, fifth on floor and 11 (h on vault. Kathryn Kelly led the level five competitor* with a second place all-around score o f 37.40. Kelly won the bara competition outright, adding a ir of fifths on vault and floor and a seventh on am. Brittany Viola earned fifth place .all-around (37.30) on the strength of a first place finish pn floor, third on beam, seventh on bars and 11th on vault. Ferrel Maguire (36.10). Karin Wood (35.60) and Pam Gray (35.40) finished 10th, 11th and 13th. respectively, In the all-around competition. Maguire featured a fourth on bars, sixth on vault and 1 Ith on beam. Wood featured a second place finish on vault and Gray took ninth on beam with a pair of 10th place finishes on vault and bars. The remaining level five competitors contrib­ uted as follows: Jennifer Comber, Danielle Conant. Julie Tully. Morgan Rutherford, Angela Goodwin and Detdrc S “ III! _m i ft m i >rt l l l l ll l l l l F MM l - tuna cm in » - fa** 11 YS4 1.100- MM ll We V»i It 11— latriMi (ll. M e II). Cm IU. snap* a. tom in wi - con* m. Ortrer k m. man m. tom m, aa IMF? III. Ifarf* lit Ct - t M r III. rAiiua in i - tr» e#r tr - emeir MM ■ M il . llll baa* m i till MM roai.a n c m m in b m f m u a .ia to Me Tot 1* 0*01 it 01 a IMte*Un,IW|B cwoea na in a a** uBMae tit, ivie .ia a u a r *■ Tat tCfO »S 0 M M (lad* am.rep.a.i**aj i*t rot trwueua a m m MM a im cuua a a a1-1 i*w a* at a t a - i I - r * a iik Om in. of - ia epei i l» - cad** u a epei n * - la w in. M - «* a n in. U) U - Ho*n IW. I*ru Ilk Sue* in.t-tao* * a a n m to i t i i CltnloU lUtrluti II I) * 1*1* lCUmeUB.iaie.Hmin it** a .----- W M M a im am i ii i i t i• i i i ii i i i i t i i ■ui It Isn't clear what role, If any. that leaves for David Kllngler. the onetime "franchise quarterback” who Is In the final year o f his contract. "M y goal was to come In and play this year and see what happens, and that's still unchanged," Kllngler said. He declined to say whether he will leave the Bcngals after this season. Blake, a sixth-round draft pick o f the New York Jets three years ago. signed Tuesday with Cincinnati through the 1999 season for an estimated 83.1 million a year. lie took over as the Bcngals' starter In the eighth game last season after Kllngler, then the starter, went down with an Injury. Since then, he has Invigorated what was a moribund offense. i i i i i i i i • t t « ill I I ill I i am tu i i aenewuieiunu wan M F-eiweiiM ui in 11 i i i i ! i i i i I i i i t I t i i i I I t i I I t i a a n i i •a a a ♦ it n i a a tan t a a i a n nan ear •n n i a a l lu n i i .i i ll.t l i.ll 11.11 I . l l 1 11 •anajk rtw aua rnt-anui runadaounai** UYUedM0IO*Ll:f U Y taanOHotMlF* TowudFwaovnBMi n .M * ,t U M M | > a um aw rnm m tatm COorjOUeaMlUt* D 0 iM 0 « w * tiu ie MOtOOnntlte o u p o w u o tu a tM . C*r*lOUMM*Uate CMO 0*010(1 riatia* atnna - * o a owMuaan fm um ipuu nautn - a* m u a a . m * torirel U Me Qua*, etitnv a m FtAttl - «0*U e Urm * t e*r*r i neiuwo ta ra ta i ■** lee i inneoeeu ta • na aai F na a * t iw « aua ■sniiuta I I r l f l t l i I I . I I I.M t i l I till I.M S-tl r R ifii i.ti • noa* n u )a * T a * n * a t oeuWia ua ita ta i co»*a*t ua ta r lum oi nu ta • n a u »r* i> s Jb T* tn n a I A r r t lt lt I A r llitl I A101*1 I.ll I.M I.M 1.41 I . l l I.M •Mtaai FMauiTOMaia i vut e w** ra ta ta t tto*auaat ra ta 4 GObyS •iHiaarntintaiTnta I Dm II.M I I I I I I I A r lt t li I II I.M i taw* ta • nn a ii t mi tub 1 0 H) nta, aamtvnaui t anototrif** a a na r a l p*t*et ta ta ) trmmBm ta • na a a F nil nta re»rn ntu I tilt t Itlltt I II m am nn ituataaMea aa a n a u M ic ta n ■H o a** mi a ■uni0tjo.«*eevr la v*w teas* rut a cinui* lFire*iiia)OM*-»«meo I B A tttl *<u*i it a bo* tti a »ite*»un.i«re. u* la V* m ueea na a cutueo itdeeeua ATuar* ana fin*ad l i l t Uouta t i l l CUetS I t il a n d iu tn i AoFed t i l l Jiaet m m KUOoi l l l l Dentf l l l l a * * o iin F M B IIII M i M il if m i iim a «a * aun DUdet MM* nn MM M il llll MM ana IY * » n i l M ed m i IM O MM 6 * t» » M i l 1M I till llll ------1 l l l l W rUW HIl M il t llll M e* t in u e e ti M M ““ if n i l M MM till B ill “ u a n f tan AFmail S*UnU UI ans M ad l l l l » * ■ oats fe n s a m M l till a * a * i in ifeas i m i M a rt II M DfeH l l l l fenaa i i m IAMOI II M m* ana a*o •a« aa-a ■ aa a i - i 1 - JMM* HI. SM III fanoa 0). u * - a o o i c M ** n - vu«* m a -M a iD M i - Surra (1). 14yin >■ N I I I H 10 keieu t i n laerrf t i l l at w at - 1 ai m a t- 1 i - a** in tree i ta. ua t e e a con* t • - ctu a m i in Mdue i m. Mum* in. 11M. IMA* (1). if - t.M l it ana M ad m a a n a s iati n * a ma Cm m * l l l l M l llll a nsa m i IkSart l l l l Bant m a Mcaa n i l ■ MX B U I i i 1-1 • i i- t Firtf FM* - 1. FHIO* iCa**i.ao*a*).miB» fas* noa - 1 ran svm ta to m t i i t i i I I I I I I II I l l l l ll l l l l l I I III I III I 1 •I I I I I I • • McShane each contributed Individual even t placements to the Brown's Central effort. Level four competitor Marla Slgmond w a s the all-around champion In the younger group o f session three, posting a composite score o f 35.90. Slgmond featured first place finishes on bora and floor and a second on beam. Courtney G ladys (35.45), Sara Keeaecher (36.45) and CterTa Solis (36.45) each earned second place all-around In their respective age groupings. Jenna Manlkowskl (34.90) and Brook Norm an (34.60) each earned four place finishes all-around. Jean Edmonds (34.30) finished sixth. Lindsay Tango (34.35-10th), Lindsay Knapp (34.10-1 Ith), Karl Shaddinger (34.05-l4th) and Melissa McCartney 133.50-15th) closed ou t the all-around placements for level four. Notable were the efforts o f Gladys with a second on beam and a pair o f fourths on vault and floor. Norman took took second on floor. Keesecher had a pair o f first place finishes In beam and floor and a second on bars. Edmonds was third on bars with Manlkowskl taking first on floor and second on beam. Evyn Garner earned a second on floor exercise and Soils had a trio o f second place finishes on vault, bars and beam. Tango grabbed a second on beam and McCartney was fourth on floor. Meagan Morrell, Ashley Parr, Brittany Powell and Sonya T ill closed out the placements for Brown's Central. Total placements o f all Brown's competitors reached a staggering 163. Brown's Central Is next scheduled to com pete at the LaFleur's Invitational on October 21-22. M. 1 fess Blake has completed 103 of 185 passes (5 5 .7 p e r c e n t) fo r 1,33 9 ya rd s. 11 touchdowns and one interception. He leads the NFL In touchdown-to-lnterceptlon ratio, and leads the AFC In passing yards. Kllngler was Cincinnati's No. 1 draft pick In 1992. and signed a four-year contract that averaged 81.7 million per year — Including 81.1 million this season. But he never developed Into the player Cincinnati expected, and he has been sidelined with a broken Jaw this season. His career quarterback rating ts 66.3. compared with Blake's 75.0 last season and 96.2 this year. Blake would have been a free agent after this season. His favorite receiver, Carl Pickens, ta under contract to Cincinnati for four years. "W e 'v e got something going here. Hope­ fully. this will help get other guys to want to come here and get some guys to stay,” Blake said. 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Boh Wells Jr. (two singles, tw o runs. RBI), Randy Brown (tw o tingles. RBI), Jim Dawson (two singles, run). Frank Mann (single, run), winn­ ing pitcher Bob W ells Sr. (alngle. RBI) and Tim Cooper and Bo Sellers (one single each). P r o v id in g th e o ffen se for Hopkins Meats w ere Tom Szabo (two singles. RBI). John Searles (two singles, run), Mike Searles (home run. run. three RBI). Julian (home run. run, RBI). Dan Dougherty (double, run). Scott Coveil (single, run. RBI). Brian Jones (single, run) and Bobby Shaw (single). Powering Crazy Wings were Mark Jansch (three singles, two runs. RBI), Donnie Miller (two doubles, two runs), Cary Keefer (two singles, three runs. RBI). Ron W lrth (tw o singles, two runs. RBI). Don Macher (two singles, run. two RBI), winning pitcher Steve Woodley (d ou b le,' run. tw o RBI), Gary Miller (dou- • blc. run. RBI), Rodney Taylor (double, two RBI). Jesus Muino and Stan Brumky (One single, on e run and one RBI each) and David Goldstlck (run). Providence tied the score at 1-1 on a dead ball at the 89:30 mark of the 90 minute game. Senior John McCully had a big game at sweeper for Orangewood. T h e Ram s will be In St. Petersburg this weekend (Oct. 6-7) to compete In the tough K esw ick Invitational T o u rn a ­ ment. Doing the hilling for A S P Incorporated were Brett Moran (double, single. RBI). Tom W ilks (tw o singles, two runs), J e ff Bergm an (single, run) and J eff Laney (single). Soccer IB Warner, senior Kris MUler led Orangewood with five goals and the Rams allowed no shots on goal in posting the shutout.In Tuesday's gam e against last year's state champion Vikings, Orangewood. playing without four Injured starters, gave up a goal In each half In dropping a 2-0 decision. In F r id a y ’ s m atch . M iller scored early In the game on an assist from Jakob Hardrlck and the Rama held the lead until IY« AOCA FALL SOCCIS FOU. 1. l«M*4ndChrltll«n F»1 1. T a ila M a o s AAoctoy ill 1. SI. F ia w fe srs Kotw kk i» i 4. O r n f n o s d O s S S o o SI-1 4. Ft. AA|sra Conlorfeury M 4. O ra a a For* SI. ja w Y t 4TI M l 7. SraSHdan SI. StavonTa a. FI. LauOarOali IMIv a n ity S IS ». Tamps Ism lnaM F ra illy N ila s 111 ia Pnmsana A a w li MIMklsads iw- rampinN n i^Harws M -l It Ju*tor Chrlition. AAlrom or F lo r lS o S IS Io , A A so tv o rS l A |»0* T, AAOffltt IllonO ChrItllsn, FI. LowOorOalo C h r lit lo n , T M AA«tt*r‘ i Blake finally getting his due in the NFL CINCINNATI — If there were any doubts before, the Cincinnati Bcngals have put them to rest: Sanford's Jeff Blake Is the quarterback for the present and the future. i i t in i l i r a *o m » n t Tt t Ua* Brown’s 1H I* -l i a i-r a m i •III a rn r a a a a a a a DdMOCanair* ra a a U M i a r m tat BUM m i « m i aaa aaa •a a aaa aaa aaa aa a BUHiCra 00a « *tU m *. a JwMauOrrMHOV.U VU1M Ml. IF**. Isaaor? 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W H A T 'S H A P H N I N Q it l i • i i n w a ia a ataainuss I Ural«* I t * | lll given us a chance to win. That's a step we think we can build off. W e've got the core players of our team pretty w ell tied up. and J e ff has become the leader." A season-ending knee Injury to running back Kl-Jana Carter gave the Bengals enough room under the salary cap to avoid losing Blake after this season. Th e Bengals ended up more than 83 m illion further under the salary cap than expected because o f Carter's prescason Injury. That money would have counted toward the cap had Carter, the No. 1 pick In the draft this year, played in 35 percent of the plays. Th e Bengals were about 85 million to 86 m lH ln n in^pTTth * r * P befrTF Just two seasons ago. Blake was a third-stringer with the Jets. Blake. 24. was acquired by the Bengals on waivers Just prior to the start of the 1994 season. He emerged as the Bengals' starter after K lln g le r and backup Don Hollas were Injured In the tame gam e last year. C tA ’ J *J 1/ / A * CALDKR JAI' WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS t SAT. NOON; THURS. thru MON. t P.M. FRI. 3 P.M. SUN. 1 P.M. ASo SmAusI komUmm* and0*na Jw Mm HWY. 17*92&436 {407)331*9191 EVERY DAY IS I' V Y IH V ! J N iip P aid EEKO^ L iv i G m yh o un d Ra c in g ! ! Raons Nhnut ■ (host Saafay) • N s ! Um 7JO Mm m h ♦ Msa^ Ws4. t SM. • Past Ti— 1KW taTMus I m m Lena In i Vi* Saiumi non Imm /Sl Fin I Ju. I8M M M M MCM AOM IM VU WUim NON Mh n S E M IN O IF GREYHOUND PARK & FAIRPLEX CAS S E L BE R RY* 4 0 7 / 6 9 9 * 4 5 1 0 U i * IMM/OMOkM WtUOM MbaMMIasa: load a Aaatf ai kaiaii M . ai 11t l • fra* M UAa $1434stf * Eat I* IMI.a Ufcaslf-WlialtkilalaFarliMM. kparijblakadtFM.loki bwlauaih. �Sanford Horstd, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Octotwr 5, 1995 - s o People Astrology is a ‘pseudo-science’ think that I’ll be able to see my mother a s I haven't seen her In ov er 2 0 y e a r s ? W e were estranged for som e stupid reason that I ca n 't even remember even at this tim e. It wasn't my fault but w e still have not even had simple com m unication In all these years. She only lives In _______ ____ Do knew an yth in g about _ 1 don't understand how stars and planets can make a — — — In my life or why when I was bom or the location I any dtfyou JACS Thanks, 8«nlor Friends Elian Rollins Oaft), director of Cantral Florida RsgtonW MotpHM 8anlor Friondt, and Ruth Hill, ctooring martagtf of tha Marina Hotaf in Sanford ara at a “ lunch braak" al tha hotal. "Frtanda" hoatad tha avant In appreciation fo r uaing tha hotaf pool fo r watar aarotrtca. San lor Frtanda now haa over 1200 mambars, according to Harman Schroadar. For information, call Rolllna, at 321-4600, Ext. STM. CALCNDAR Sanford Historic Trust masts Thursday T h e Sanford Historic Trust m eets the first Thursday o f the month, at 7 p.m., at the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce building. For Information, call 323-1914. Amatsur Radio Society masts monthly T h e Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Information, call Karl Lambert. 695-8764. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. University woman mast A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS — Am erican Association of Universi­ ty W om en meets the first Thursday o f each month at 7:30 p. m. at Capistrano Condominium Clubhouse. 200 Maitland Avve.. Altam onte Springs. Call Barbara at 889-8696 for m ore Information. Dsprssslvs/Msnlo Support Group Depresalve/Manlc Depressive Support Group meets at 7:30 p.m.. the first and third Thursdays. Lakeside Alternatives, 434 W. Kennedy Blvd.. Eatonvllle: and 10:30 a.m.. the second Saturday, at the downtown Orlando Public Library, 101 E. Central Blvd. For Information, call 381-5070 or 645-4378. thera never has been anything to prom that k. Indeed, makes any i on your Me. There are of Individuals, though. _ i to believe that it does sad they are entitled to believe as they whh. Just as with Outja hoards, pska reading, bumps on the head or Tarot cards, there i f f many auicicm venicKi mat people desire to subscribe to for tofoonatton about their Msk. ...,4* m g nuno j , I g o along w ith proportions. Each day I le something qpw: add that to my life’s experience and it helps me to make better and Informed along with applications and "Intui­ Frss clinic svsry Friday G E N E VA — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m., at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, com er of First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Seminole County Health Department In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and G eneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-9284. Getting married? Engagem ent and wedding form s are available at the Sanford Herald office. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. These stories are usually published In the Sunday edition and may be accompanied by a photo. There Is no charge for this service. W eddings m ore than three m onths old will be published In announcement form without a photo. women had to find two people there w i t h th e sam e birth month, one person with whom they shared the same home state, another person who had three o r more grandchildren as w ell a s th ree form er board members and one person would sing them a short song right there and right now. The first one done would win. They had a lie sc o re: G a ll Vlnocur and Melanie Halrc. Delores Lash aent around a sign up sheet for wom en to man the galea at the Lake MaryHeathrow Festival o f the Arts during the w eekend of Oct. 7 and 8. for which a scholarship President Vinda.Wteh called on. would be given to a local student Ltaa Merlin of, Serenity Home, In the amount o f 81,000 in the the club's chosen ch arity for the name of the Heathrow Women's second year, to give som e back­ Club. The recipient Is Rafael ground about Serenity Home. It Torres o f Lake H ow ell High i was Incorporated in 1962 as a School. non-profit translsillonal livin g Aft er l u n c h B a a a l l e told facility providing w om en a place to live while recovering from members about her fun “ Getting to Know Y o u " Icebreaker form substance abuse. Following Lbs. Barbara Holt. she was sending around and the Charlene Benner, membership chairperson, advised the club was starting o ff with a recordbreaking 82 members. 69 active and 13 associates. Also, that the “ new m em b ers" table begun last yea r w ill be a permanent fixture. A s the new members come In they w ill be shown to the new m em ber table with a hostess and w ill no longer feel alone. ft No wonder our society la going to the dogs; there are so few good role models tlwse days. People talk about the Im m orality o f our young people, but not only are young people im m oral, s lot of seniors are also livin g In aln. It’s disgusting! My mother. who to In her 70s, Invited s man to liv e with her after knowing him fo r only one week. He moved Into her house Caster than greased lightning. I am in shock. 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The Linda Wish (right) presents Llss Marlin of saranlly House with a check for S1500.00 and a framed postar depleting the 1994 Lake Mery-Heathrow Festival of the Arts. coat to eel at 819 per person and Peggy Pyle needs to have an early headcount. Mom’s bad judgment invites danger THURSDAY'S PRIMS TIMS ur r D B A B M B . BTBW ABTt I found an old m ap while going through m y late bth er’s records. He w as quite a traveler and thought that he would find the Lost Dutchm an's gold mine In Arizona, but o f course, never did. D o you think this map might h ave som e value as I've chairperson o f Sunshlne/bpcctal Events, spoke. T h e potluck dinner Is set for Saturday, Oct. 21. HWC m em ber Pam Collin* volunteered her hom e In Heath-' ro w W o o d s fo r th e ev en t. Barbara said she "n eed s volun­ teers for the day o f the event to decorate tables and set up." Melanie Halrc to working on Into committee and aent around a sign-up for w ho plana to come and what "covered dish" they will bring. Marianne Bata lie. program v i c e p r e s id e n t. H e a t h r o w W om en's Chib, explained her for the fir s t m em meetlng/luncheon of the 1905-96 season. It w a s to be In the form of a 'T o w n M eeting." wherein everyone could have a chance to'mcet each other alter th e sum m er and s o c ia lis e . Tables were set up w ith creative signs bom the chairperson rep­ resenting comm ittees — this way women who had not y et selected a co m m itte e cou ld circulate after lunch and ask q u e s tio n s o f th e d i f f e r e n t chairpersons to decide which committee was o f m oat Interest to them. T h e Seminole Sunrise Klwsnls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney's. US 17-92. south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Kl wan Ians are welcome. For Information, call Lou Hevey. 322-0082. Mm JC t W hen do you M A M J A C K : A s with most people w h o have had arguments, many ca n 't remember why they fought in the first place. No matter w h o w as at butt, you will see her shortly: moreso. within 30 days and it will complete your needs. T ry not to look at the past and only towards to­ morrow “ and one day at a Ume." HARRY SANFO RD D B A B H A R R Y : ir nothing e l s e . It sounds to me like you might have enough Information for a good book or maybe a m ovie. T h in gs like this always fascinate me. but In this case. I feel that !t*s Just a "m ap.” If nothing else. I am sure you haver a lot o f momentoes left from your father t o rem em b er him by. T h i s treasure certainly Is far greater than one you have to look Tor. H ow ever. If I get a different feeling on this one. w e'll load up a couple of mulct and head for the desert together. O f course, w e'll have to change our names. I ’ll call you “ Hardrock Harry” and I can be "J er the Bear." Heathrow women select Serenity House for project Sunrlss Klwsnls mssts Friday e tion." You see. Intuition Is something that we each poaaeaa. only don’t use all the time. A nything that haa learning attached to It can be valuable and If there are those that think that d o w sin g for water, for Instance, to valid, then praise to their right to believe as they choose. I alw ays tell my readers though. " L e t the buyer aware" Footnote: Adolph Hitler was an avowed astrology believer and (hiring World W ar It. he em­ ployed professional astrologers to accurately plot hte plana and misdeeds. seen this one before? It w as In the back of an old Bible. Fe»». PoWM l Si Smoot* Jo« ITwWiwry(In Smoot JC because she's lonely. She's get­ ting on In years, and she decided she's going to do whatever she wants — and too bad about what people thl nkl W h a t a poor example she's setting for my children (her grandchildren). Of course, they know what's going on — they’re not stupid. I have proof that this man has a criminal record and can be violent. Should I Inform Mother and risk her being angry with me. or should I Just keep quiet? My husband thinks I should stays out o f It. He says If we give this guy enough rope, he'll hang himself. Please respond soon as I'm losing sleep over this. NO M AM S. R A N ANTONIO DBAB N O N A M B i If you give your molher'a roommate enough rope, he could also hang her! Share your proof o f his criminal record and hla history o f violent behavior with her Immediately. A word o f caution, however: Cool your anger and Judgmental at­ titude. or you m ay alienate her before you ca n deliver the message. — A O VIC I X ABIGAIL VAN BUREN know how much I respect my parents. D A V ID RCRIVBN. U.R. ARM Y (RE T.) D B A B D A V ID B C B IV B N : Thank you for a heartwarming letter. T o your credit, you obvi­ ously practice the command­ ment. "H onor they father and thy m other." D B A B A B B T i This Is In re­ sponse to "L o v e s to Move." the woman who moves from house to house, even though her kids hate m oving, because she loves hard work. May I offer a suggestion? Why doesn't she start her own local m oving company? That way. she can work hard, her teen­ agers can have the stability kids so desperately need, and she can make some money to send her kids to college. It's the perfect solution! N B V R R MO VINO A O AIM D C A R NB V B B i Thank you for your m oving letter. A B B Y : In the teller signed "D esperate." a woman's son was com in g home from college and bringing hts live-in girlfriend, w h i c h threw hls mother Into a tizzy. She didn't approve o f her son sleeping with D B A B AB B V t My brother and hla girlfriend under her roof. It reminded m e o f m y own situa­ slater (" E a r l * and "J a n e t" ) tion. argue about this every time they I was returning from Germany get together. They have agreed ufler 17 years o f service In the the Issue will be put to rest with U.S. Army and bringing with me your answer. W h e n J a n e t 's daughter. Ingrid, m y live-in girlfriend, and "L is a ." got married. Earl asked her son. Mv father said Ingrid and I that "S h irle y ." hts ex-wlfe. not could not sleep together In hls be Invited to the wedding. Lisa house. Easily fixed. Ingrid slept a g r e e d to e x c l u d e S h i r l e y in the house with her son. and I because Lisa feels closer to her slept In m y parents' camping Uncle Earl. W ell. Janet chose to ignore trailer. Because I respect my mother and father, in their home bo t h r e q u e s t s and I nv i t ed Shirley anyway, saying. "She’s I live by their rules. My father died tw o years ago. still m y friend, and besides. I'm right after their 50th wedding paying for everything." Earl was mad and attended anniversary, and I will continue to live by hts rules while in their the c h ur c h ceremony only, home. If you print this, please because he didn't want to go to use my name. I want everyone to the reception alone. (Shirley skipped the reception, too.) A b b y. should Shirley have been Invited to the wedding? And do most families Ineludr c x - s p o u s c B In s u c h s o c i a l events? T H S OTHER B RO TH ER O f BINORLAND, O A . D B A R OTHER B R O TH E R : Many do. Whether ex-spouses are Included would depend on their relationship with the f ami­ ly. H ow ever since the bride requested that Shirley not InIncluded — and It's the bride's special day — Shirley should have been dropped from I laguest list. Since she wasn't. Earl and Shirley eould have been Invited to bring escorts if they wished; in which ease they should have been sealed us far apart as possible. r jN t m a s IIICHMUU CINtMA 111 THE BIG GREEN -B B ijjftg t ill. 1:114:11 THEUtUAl iUtNECTI J M ORTAL KOA40AT iPGH SEVEN HALLOWEEN: THf CURSE OF -----------T H A W M l 1000 « S E V E N >00 4:M 700 * 40 « HUVEUEAAT « * . o c — i? TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE -------------- 1 1 1________ 81 HACKERS no DANGEROUS MINOS 4.44 7:10*10 OCVU. IN A BLUE DRESS 1:104:10 7:10*40 �4> • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, U ctoM r S, 11 Legal Notices NOTICI OF FICTITIOUSNAME Nolle* li hereby given that I *m pr-qxqvd lo birtinett •• 440 Holbrook Clr . Lake Mary. Flor Ido l i r a . Seminole County, Florid*, under lb* Fictitious N«m « ol A C T I O N C O M ­ PUTERS. *nd lh*t I lnt*nd to register sold lam* with th* Division ol Corporetfens. Tall* bass**. Florid*. In accordance with lb* provisions o l th* Fictitious Nome Statute*. To Wit Section Mt 0*. Florid* Sl*tut»s Its I William E Wright Publish October 5. tf*J OF I it NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMK Notic• Is barsby given that I am engaged In business at 2*71 Waumpl Trail. Maitland. FL 77731. Samlnoa County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot MASHE FINANCIAL ASSOCI­ ATES. and ttvat I Intend to reqlsler said name with th* Division ot Corporations. Tall* bass#*. Florida. In accordance with th* previsions at the Fictitious Nem* Sletutes. To Wil: Section 1410*. Florida Slalutts l**t John W. MaSSIe Publish: October 1, l**l dei a NOTICE Notice is hereby given that The School Board ol Seminole County. Florid*. *t the regular meeting on November 7, t**S. In th* Board Room ot the Ad m lnlstratlv* O lflc a s , 11)1 Mellonvill* Avenue. Sanford. Florida vrllt adopt lb* following: File OJC RESOLUTION OF PROTESTS FROM CONTNACT BIDDING PROCEDUNES. Th* proposed policy provide* tor e bid protest bond at a condition to a stay ol th* bid award pending resolution ol any bid protest; limits the requirement lor an Informal resolution con lerenc* to those bids which are realistically susceptible to In­ formal resolution; clarities the School Botrd't eulhorlly to override e bid protest bond In th* event the purchase which I* subject to a bid protest Is necessary lo enable th* Dis­ trict's schools and other units to maintain essential operations; clarities ambiguities with re­ gard lo th* protest procedure; and limits th* application ol the policy to Ih* protest ol an Intended award ot a bid. Copies ol Ih* proposed policy It available for Inspection at the Administrative Offices of the School Board at l il t Mellonvill* Avenue. Sanlord. FL. SANDRA ROBINSON. CHAIRMAN THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Publish: October}. I**S DEI 3* Legal N o t lc i IN T N I COUNTY COUNT OF THK ■I4MTIINTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR StM IN O lE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO *S274SCC » U ATLASFOOLSOF C EN TR A L FLORIDA. INC.. Plaintiff, vs W. SCOTT CULP and VISION DEVELOPERS, INC.,* Flor Id* corporation. NOTICE OF SALK YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that pursuant t* a Final Judgment dated September 77. I**S. m Cat* N*. *S174SCC » U ol th* County Court of th* Eighteenth Judklal Circuit, In and ter Seminet* Ceunty. FtarIde. in which ATLAS POOLS O F CEN TRAL FLORIDA. INC.. IS Ih* Plain! IIt. and W. SCOTT CULP and VISION D E V E L O P ­ ERS. INC., are th# Defendants. I will tell to th* highest and beet bidder lor cash at th# watt Trent M ar el the Seminole County Courthouse. Sentord. Florid*. at II:Mo'clock am., an I 2*. l**S. th* 1*1tewing real property set teeth In the Final Judgment: Lot A RIVER W ALK, ac cording to the plat Ihereul ad recorded In Plat Book 43. Page 30-14. ol the Public Records at Seminole Ceunty, Florida. DATED this Md dey at Octo­ ber. tf*S. M ARYANN! MORSE, CLER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT Ey; Janet. Jdtewtc Deputy Clerk (COURT St AL) Pool* A Clementt 444 W. Colonl*i Dr. Orlandd. FLOW* Publish: Octobers. 11. t**S D t 1*44 NOTICI O F FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnet* at Tai Reck Creek Leap. Langweed. Florida 27714, Seminal* County, Florida, under th# Fktltlewe Nam* at FARTS A M ER IC A , and that I Intend to register said name with Ih* Division at Car peratlone. Tatiahassa*. Florida. In accordance with th# peg. visions at th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. TeWit; Section *43 0*. Florida Sletutes m i. Gordon Robertson Publish: October s, lets 011-38 o .ClearsOutTheGarage! CLASSIFIED £ - 2 6 1 1 Sanford H erald CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos enrhtryCfVWf cryptugramsarecrowdIromQuotationstrylamous pny*r (MUam prnere Eachmim nee ether turns tarn e w IjtUriiSs I equal*D Z X T D N X T G IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T N I MTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY G B N | R A lJM M O tC T M 8 8 CASE NO. f414» CA14-K ACCUSANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. VS. DER EKA.CLAYD ONm 'd SHEILACLAYDON; IIliving, end ell unhnewn perties claiming by, through. seMsr end egainel the ebeue named dttondenl(i) who ere net knewn to ba dead era! he. whether said unknown parties may ctatm an claimants; MAYFAIR MEADOWS HOMIOWNIRS ASSOClATIOn, INC.;--------unknown persan(s) In peeaaetlen at the subject real property, NOTICE OF ACTION TO; Derek A. Clay den and Sheila Ciaydwt It living, and all unhnewn parties claiming by. through, under md against th* are net knewn to he a|tfIqa| wtWVIWT uiS kJllAlHMWS w parties may claim an Intor set a* hairs, dttrlsaaa, gran> 7 to; 4 Th* Parade Southern Arterial Raad Ram lord (ssei R M IO S O YOU ARE NOTIPIIO that an aclton tar tarectosur* at martLOT 7W. MAYFAIR M E A D ­ OWS - PH AM II. A SUBDIVI­ SION. ACCORDING T O T H E P L A T THEREOF R EC O S D S O IN PLAT BOOK » . P A G ES SAM. OF THE PUBLIC RICO R D S OF S IM IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIDA. aaatoet yew and serve a cepy dtoMruaacapw at yeur written detoneae. II any, t* It, an CAR O LYN W I I R BROADWATER, Attorney tor the Plaintiff,’ etwee address is tton and flto tot erlginal wtth the Clerk at IMs Court either betore Ntat^iMra al^w^w ^9r ^w •EPrVlC* wn n u r n in l ■nWrTWy wit* a default M il be mwided InRw complaint. NOTE; PURSUANT T O T H E PAIR O E B T C O L L E C T I O N PRACTICES ACT YO U A R K ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D IIM 1 D TO S I A O U T CO LLECTO R A T ­ TEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A D EB T AND ANY INFORM A­ TION OETAINIO W ILL I S U S IO FOR THAT PUR POSE. WITNESS my hand and the seal el said Court an October 3rd. IMS (Seal) Maryann* Mere* As Clerk at Rw Court By: Ruth Kin* A t Deputy Clerk PuM Mi; October L t l.t « M DC I N ____ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMI N O L I COUNTY, FLORID A PRORATE DIVISION FA* Number to IM CP In Re: Cstato ot ERMA I. THORP, (ivssnni) ' B M P Legal Nolle#> B V Z X A J V T L P E . Z R A A H Z B J P X NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION s The administration *1 Ih* asiato *1 IRM A I. THORP, decease d. F ile N u m b e r fSSSSCP. it pending in th* Circuit Court far Seminal* Ceunty. Florida, Probate Divi­ sion. Hi* eddriie at which to Seminal* Ceunty Courtheuee, Sanford. Florida 33771. The names and eddren a s at th* personal representative and the personal representative's at­ torney are eat torth below. All Interntod persons are required. to file with this court, WITHIN T H R U MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE; (I) all claims against Ih* tttoto and i l l any ablacllan by an Interested parson to wham notice wet mailed that challenge* the valid Ity at ih* will, the quail fleettons at Ih* perssnei representative, venue, tr jurisdiction ot the court. ALL CLAIMS A N D 0 6 JC C TIONS NOT SO PILB O W ILL ■B FOREVER EARR BO . Publication tf this Nolle* ha* on Septomber l*th. lets. Fertenel Representative: Merton Carney Andersen' 3*t0 Stillweed Lane Lake Mary. F L S 7 e t Gordon V. Frodwlck Ftorlde Bar No. 34443 114 N . P a r k A v e n u e Sanford, FL 17771 (407) m n u Attorney tor Personal Roprttentatlvo Publish: September 3*. and October 3.1*13 DC H 137 NOTICE OP PUBLIC AU C T ION N O T I C E IS H E R E R V X I Z P B Z P W , ’ SAD K V T T R N , GIVEN: C4J TOWING WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N 'Most American children suffer loo* FOR SALVAGE FOR CASH ON much rrothei and too hltlo lather." — Gtona Stemem. D E M A N D T O H I O H E ST BIDDER THE FO LLO W IN G o i W h W * he 3 DESCRIBEO VH EIC LES: II CHEVY MONTE CHARLO: WHITE W V A J X D Z S Z X N , OFF T H E L E A S H KZW By W .B. Park V tN l IAZ17K4R1444113 *7 CHEVY CAME RO: BURGANDY VINIIGIAPB7H40NI3NO 14 JEEP GRAND WAGONEER: BURGAN DY VINf 1JCCJ1SN7ET0I37B3 THIS AUCTION W ILL BE HELD ON OCTOBER 14. IMS AT It O'CLOCK A T CAJ TOW INC, UN S. CR 417. LONG WOOO, FL 31710 P R O SP ECTIV E B ID D E R S MAY INSPECT V EH IC LES ON THE DAY B E F O R E AUCTION ■ ETWEEN SAM A N D 3PM. TER M S A R E C A SH OR CER TIFIED FU N D S. CAJ TOWING R E S E R V E S T H E RIGHT TO A C C E P T OR RE JECT ANY AND A L L BIOS Pubilth: October 3, i m OII4* Honestly, Carol Sue, don’t you think it’s a bit tacky showing up like that whon the rest ol us are still pupae?* NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N AM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at III* Poult* Newport Terrace Suite #*7. Casselberry. Florida 37707. Seminole Ceunty. F lerlda. under th* Fktlltou* Nam* ot SIMPLY SU1I. and that l inland t* register said name with th* Division el Corporations. Tail* has***. Florida, in accordance with the p rovisions ol Ih* Fktltiaw* Nam* Sletutes. To­ wn Section its.O f. Florida Statutes INI Diwhene S. Nicholson Publish October 1. INI OEI4I Legal Notices NOTICI OF AOMINIITRATtV I COMPLAINT Caee N h i H IM t* A CAS TO: KENNCTH WILLIAM HAMJORA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. PLORIDA An Administrative Complaint to revoke y*ur ikenstUl and ellgMtlty tor Itcamur* and a g pabstmant ha* bean ntod against yew Yew have Ih* right to request a hearing pursuant to ■action IMJ7II) and til. Flor Id* Statutes, by mailing a re­ quest tor same to Ih* Ftorlde Dapartmanl at Imuranc*. Office at Legal Service*. 4(7 Larson Building. Tattohdsaad, Florida 113ft 0331. II a request tor hearing to nat received by toe ■amber m INS. Ih* right to a hearing In this matter will be w aived and th* Insurance Cammtotlener will dtapaa# at In acterdwtce with 71— H B lu W B U t id CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 fW VATl PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED OfPT. HOURS 14 M IJU L -M IP JL 7 JTIBltoB tsststltiltf 7WBNM til ■Nm tHIISHIlV MONDAY Bn FRIDAY n o n 0 SATUROAT tSUNDAY 41.11b Rm ATTENTION FOOO I tB VIC t W ORKERS! I Tired *< work, Ing nlQhis. holiday* •"<* weekends? The **■*;•*• County School beard Food Service* Department ha* permanent, part-Hm* and substitute positions avtolabto in th# Sanford area. Fw more Information pleas* call: Tour neighborhood it heel Food Service Manager or Ih* Dfa trk t Faad Service Otflc* at 333437* Back Hot J U rb * For now rood prefotl In South Seminal* county. * * * * * * * tn storm sower construction required. C*ll Ceno C*d- NOW ACCEPTING b a n k t ille r tr a ir e e TOW At Per INer Full A Fort Hm*-------tort— Howl ABENT i cop of in Pay ardy tot day* yosa ad nap M Me Cancel when yougMn Oqpy M A Octo­ tton at MM N. Hamilton A w .. Langweed. FI. Jab I FSB-1, and 111 Lte n Itreat, Altamonte Springs, PL M I FSB-1, will be re calved by WIN Canasdtont*. Inc. until October II IFfS at 1 ;« p.m. at qhkh Urn* all bld i received will bp opened at the attic* at WIN Ctnauttonto, Inc., M B N. Hwy 17 W. Sutto 111, Langweed. F L tor rrphiqfton and, censlderalien at future OEAOUNES Tueedqt dvu Frtdoy 12 Noan Th* Oay be*or* f Sunday f t Noon Friday AOJUBTMMTS ANOCNEOfTB; InBie *v*Mdf ananw bfm ai. Me BentofdltofMdnMbdroegewetbtotor gwBrel IndarBMonty “ t* —C m tH rt Lett lections lhat challenge th* velig Iryetth* will, th* guell licet lent ell the personal representative, venue, t r jurisdiction at this Court are required to flto their •b|acll*ni with this Court W ITHIN TH E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A F T E R T H E DATE OF THE FIRST P U B LI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AVS A F T E R T H E DATE OP S ER V IC E O P A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors *1 the decedent end ether persons having claims •stale on whom a copy ol this nolle* It served within three months after th* data ot the first publkatten at this notice mutt til* Ihtir claims with this Court W ITHIN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A F T E R TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R TH E DATE OF S ER V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of fho dec dent and persons having claims er demands against the decedent's estate must Ilia their claims with mis court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. D E M A N O S AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL B E FO R E V E R BARRED. The del* ot Ih* tlrst public* Hen el this Nolle* Is October 1, INI Personal Representative: Diane H. Walker P O. Bo* 111 Chuluoto. F L 3274* Attorney tor Fertenel Rtpreiantatlvo: Theme* A Speer Ot Thomas A Spoar, P.A. P O. ■*■ 1144 Sanford. FL 31771 1344 Telephone (407) 317 00*1 Ftorlde Bor NO.: 074471 Publish October 5.13. Ittt DEI 14 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N AM E Notice Is hereby given that we er* engaged In butlnet* al 2340 FI. Lane Road. Geneva. FL 11713. Seminole County. Florida, under Ih* Flctltleu* Nam* *1 T R A N S W O R L D -G L O B A L SERVICES. IN C , and that wo intend register told name with the Division ol Corporg tkns. Teilehasso*. Florida, in accordance with the provisions el Itw Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWIt: Section iSSdP. Ftorlde Statutes iffl Owen Thomas Cam mack fuel Martin Publish October J. lets DEI 17 to coou EVIEW family ptof. M OB Pf. S Space*, cencroto harder, teddpdi Cidws at entrance. S M B Will iWBileto. lo - ia p . wlthimlll— toceslMI" MM F LAOO LANE. Lab* Mery- M — S t c i j l N dtkB B l Ak PON BALE: l leal*' NO Sq * * I R TOM A R E A * * 1tdf 7334747 EXT. M l . U.ff/mln. Must bo IB Tesich tone needed. Serv-U. o o o Ult 811BMP OOP 3S— N b Nc b b BEING IN FOSTER care to b a rd , btlag away fro m brodtor B stotort to border. Cell Fetter Parent Recruit men! *14*7-034411 Legal Notice* IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI BIGHTBENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NGf3Wf1-DR4}-L Vernon Cud|e*. Plaintiff V. Cecilia Haynat Cudjea. NOTICI OP ACTION To: Cociila Haynes Cudjoo YOU ARC HER EBY NOT! FIE D thel an action tor dlttolu Hon ol marriage hat been Iliad •gainst yeu and you ore r* qulred to serve a copy of your written defenses. It any, to It an VERNON CUDJOE, Patlllorwr. whoa* address Is 1131 Crowley Circle, Lengwood. Florida HTTP, on or before OCTOBER lath, tftS and flto Ih* original with Ih# clerk ef this court bttor* torvice on Petitioner or Imme­ diately thereafter. II yeu tall to do ta, a default will be entered against you tor th# relief demanded In Ih* potltlon. WITNESS my hand and the seal ol this Court on S E P ­ TEM BER lffh. Iff!. (Court Seel) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk. Circuit Court Seminal* County BY; Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Publish: Septomber 11. M and October 3. II, Iff! D EH 117 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT O FTH IB IG H TIB N T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: te-ntl-CA-IPL R A Y H DITTMOAEand B ETTE 0 DITTMORE. hit wlta Plaintiffs, vs. TER R Y R.ECKARDT and DONNA ECKAROT. husband and wile, and JOHN DOE, Unknown Tenant In Possession. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notke Is hereby given that pursuant to Ih* Final Judgment of Fereclotur* and sale entered In Ih* cause pending in th* Circuit Court In and tor Semi hole County, Florida, being Civil No. T41MI CA I4 L the un dersigned Clerk will tell th* property situated In Seminole County. Florid*, described at: Lei Ifl. LAKE H A R R IE T ESTATES, according to the Plot thorool. ot recorded In Plat Book II, Pago IS. Public Rec­ ords ot Seminole County. Flor­ ida. •I public sale, to Itw highest bidder lor cosh ol 11:00 a m. on Itw 74th dey ol October, Iff!. *1 the Seminole County Court­ house, West Front Door, M l North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 37771. NOTIFICATION IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIS ABILITIES ACT. persons with disabilities needing a special accommodation should contact ADA Coordinator at M l N Park Avenue, Suite NMt. Sanford. Florida. 73771, Telephone (407) 173 4330 Exl 4777, at leaf FIVE IS) days prior to the proceeding It hearing Impaired. ITDD I 1 HPSSS4771. or VOICE IV) I M in s 1770. vl* Florida Relay DATED this 2nd day ol Octo bar. IfH (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Angelas. Klug. Esquire ot Giles A Robinson. P A Poll Office Bos 7411 Orlando. Florida 33*017431 Publish Octobers. II. lies OEI 43 to M M Sm tSTS E X P . WITH FOLLOWING Also NAIL TECHNICIAN Commission or booth rental. OVATIONS: S22-7H1. P A R T TIME, no sales, no M LM .no Inventory, t l JM/nMd. PLUS. MS-4343744 _____ N O M E TYPISTS, PC users Hal. Call 1MBSI44341. Eat. B-BfTl INDUSTRIAL “ S IU SCHEMER IN T N I SANFORD ARIA, fpr experienced Industrial silk tersener. Must be familiar wllh dtftovent paid* appika ttons onto metal I C A LL FOG IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTi Jenl: (4*7) I T M M lllt. I1G N.BI. N OFEI/IO E/AOA. CMMCart A DUALITY autocar*. Proscheei learning, Cemputar. nurse an staff............3*4-t**3 CNILO CARE IN MY HOM E. Fenced v e rd H S m i CHILDCARE, toMr Hm * * * DAYS. NIGHTS, W E E K E N D ! Ml-WD. AO SALES • CUSTOMER SERVICE REP. A G E N C Y SB IK IN B E X P. Individual. 44* Lkvnse pr* fa rra d but net required. Pl**4*call: 487 371 773*. SALES MANAOER. *«port Fee resume: 3034334341 C A R IB IV B B , poll non Include* salary plus room A board Call 7:30-*: 10 PM. ONLY. .344411*. CASHIER Mature, trustworthy, reliable person with exp. In computer A cash handling. Up to M .M par hr. Good reference*. F T or PT, Call:.................. 3»74** CASMER-SK XTTtNMffT CHILDCARE. MY NOME, re* sartaBto rates, hoi lunches. 331*331or 333 4W*_________ CHILDCARE IN MY NOM E. Qwelinod pro-school teacher. R EP.337ff7t or 13477*4 N U BTA'S DAYCARE. Baby * tael Pro-School I Lake Mary. Lie. MP47................. H3-80*4 35—Training A Education Midnight thitt. goad pay. Apply: Laanard1*Shell Service. 1300 S. Perk Drive. Sanford CLEANING Nights A Weekends. 43 hr*.. callMon.-Frl.............*304314 COON* DAT CARE TEACHER Reliable, energetic, person to work Indeveere. 373 4347 PERSONAL SPANISH TUTOR. IS years oaporienco. Pleas* call.......................... 334m r 37—Adlvitk* R E N T A 34 FT. Ptatoo* FIsMng beelt Bail A Tackle included! n o ly* day . 117 Full day t Caem-74Wsr»11ft* ♦3—L t a l StrylcBB e * DIVOBCBIW ee Immigration, wills, custody, visitation, support, adoption. translations. corporations, crsdll ropert. M M t t f . So Habta Espanal. *Cook-G«ricar Ligh t cooking tor lo v ely childcare center. Cook must have telephone A clerical abilItta*. Excellent working con dlHonsi.......... .......... 333-4433 COUNTER HELP Full time A part time help needed at gourmet sandwich shop In Seminole Town* Cen­ ter Mall. Counter A food prep. Apply Inperse*. Between: 411am. HOVAN GOURMET IN FOOO COURT COURIER DRIVBR to *3S*/Wk. Full A part lima, will train. ______AGENT; SU-MM COX LUMBER CO. 33— Birtlntt* NEW SANFORD LOCATION M74 Church Sl„ Sentoed OpporfunUttE BUSINESS O ffORTUNITY E s p o r t n tw s p o p o r . Comer e l 1/4 Lake Mery Blvd. Belt 30.................. 4*1-333*17* newspaper, esporlenc*. I I * 2 7 -N u rH ry * 1 Cemetery lets, ltd* by side. S U M each..........a«7-a-H R MEETSIIKIES Ft. DtHvpred yeur 1*4 3 0 *7 It OAKLAEM MEMORIAL FARR Free medical care, In fatton, count*ling, private dec ter plu* living euponteg Bar 7137113 Clearwater Attorney iPrtcber..... I R H P - f f n ALO N E7 E lS P f C T I D dating bureau since IY77I Alt age* Including tentors I U N T O 4477 (Men 11+ large discount) NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol Ih* a l l e l e *1 R I C H A R D P . W A L K E R , d eceased. F ile Number fS-NBCP, is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole Ceunty, Florid*. Probata Divi­ sion. Ih* address el which is Seminal* Ceunty Courthouse, Sanford, FL 17771. The name* end sddrsm i ot the perswtal representative and th* personal representative's attorney are set torth taetgw. A LL IN TER ESTED P E R SONS ARC NOTiPiE D T H A T : All pertent an wham this With locations in Sdktord sad Ntaufit Dwa. looking tor quail (tod people tor all position*. Apply In person: 13* to (pm, •nyday. HUNT'S END. O N Ortand* Or. Santord._______ " In need ol COOKS- dr* tchadutod tor October 7, IN* at 1:SS p.m. N r Rw prefect located at IBM N. Hamilton Avetwa, Ling need. F L and I: JB p.m. tor lb* prefect located a* 111 Loan Street, Alternant* Spring*. FL. B id tptclllcAlleni. County epprgred work write-up, and contract documents may be evdmbwd at M B N. Hwy I7-F1. lotto l i t Langweed. F L . Btd- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FDR SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA FROSATB DIVISION FIN Namier M-BM-CP IN RE: ESTATE OP RICHARDP. WALKER, (Rrunp. MLfOSTTlONS 1 1 — P b t m m Ir Minority, Women, and D ig •bled Bus!nose Enterprises are encouraged tobld. WIN Consultants. Inc Me. Jean Cardek and M*.Marchell*A*lnt That* Prelects are funded by the U.S. Department ef Housing and Urban Devslspmant, Flor­ ida Hauting Finance Agency and th* Semlneto Ceunty Beard at Ceunty Cemmiwloners. Publish: October l A i m D im ★ M M IM IM A a nd M fy todtaprtenidf Dsdaoaidf di to attend Rw pre bid cantorenci i in trdw to haw* hto/her bid accepted and cars •pacIflcatHn* keeklet prior to submlsslen at bid. For further Intor metten yew may call (4(7) M - im . WIN CansuHants. Inc. and owner reserve Ih* right to reject M y and *11 bids, to waive I n la r m a llt le i. a n d la EXPAND! R6 RESTAMART llWBtdifltB OpMliNf ber A l t . tt.tfN DCH-Mt NOTICI OF BID TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS StSMAIW NOTICE TO SISOSRB 7 1 — H B lp W R ft t B t f 110 country dlltr toutIon, working pertnor 333.400tor 30%. Cadi UN) 4431MB LOCAiVEMMNC ROUTE S I M M a/wk potential. Must SHI I DNS IS WE TIMI TO PROMOTE YOURSELf TO CEO Of YOUR OWN DESTINY! Our 4 yeer old company I* U H e p q nw mum inew iry. Find out why most ol our top earners hev* no previous network marketing oaperlone*. So* why our program Is as revolutionary and oacltlng tor tho "inti# goy" as the Big Tima Pro. Wo will be Ih* talk ol Itw Industry In th# neat 3 years. This business can change your III*SOCALL: MR-2IM70I (24 HnL 71—H tlp W a n ta d SUES TECH Strong cWsors lor last grow­ ing company up to MOO 31)00/Wk. Eap. preferred, but will treln right person. Mr. Whitt: mt (4130PM. ABOUT MAKING M O N EY ! Avee sells best 11 331-U)) tr 331-441* ACRYLIC APPLICATORS NC TRAINSllS/Hr. Lebor, mgmt. owner opera tors needed Local work. _______ SI3f77 7*B4_______ ACT NOW I AVON I 1M4 741 AVON ______ 14hr. Hot Line _____ ACT NOWI AVONI N* deer to a i l l t o i r **4*44114*. AIRLINE CREW to 111/Hr. Baggage handlers. Cargo tochs. AIRPLANE R E F U E L E R S tort— Neat AO I NT: *4I-*QM ART DIRECTOR A Creel FOX atllllato In a Great Florida market with Great equipment Is looking tor * crtsllv* hands on A R T DIRECTOR with a killer porttoite. We've got state ol Ih* art equipment and lots ol toys. Requirements: great work. 1 years aaparianca. Macintosh and Illustration skills, good people skills and a leva lor winning. You'll work closely with a tremendous promotional team in a market where opportunities don't com* along ovary day So. it you’ve got what it take*. RUSN your resume, reel end sample* to Business Mae— er. WOFL-TV. IS Skyline Dr., Lake Mary. FI. H I M by 11/U/M. Equal opportunity i calls. UTIJT/W U DETAILIR Scrulptor. artistic eiperlenc* preferred, c e ra m ic back ground hoiplul Please apply: Aasaricaa Bronta Fouedry. * 4pm M F lor applications 33* 40*0 407 3234WO •TR U C K Drivers COL Class A • TRUSS TECHNICIANS *TAUSS PROD. WORKERS CRUISE LINE OFENINOS SALARY TO tSMM Per Year Bartenders, server* Cabin cleaners, deckhand* Security S maintenance. tort— Mewl AO ENT; **3-**M OEUVERY DRIVER APPIV IN PERSON: RATllfT WTO PANTS Capital Security In*. Hem* service Need* self motivated w llh good communication skills. M*|or medical A dental benefits. 48IK. Salary during train)— peHed.M481W Irrigation laalallaw in s u iN fs Musi have exp. A FL driver lie Cell tar *ppt.l*41*H JOBSS JOBSI JOBS Morrell Services Now MirIngI 1*87) 174t*S7 ECO. ADA, Never a Feel Landscipe Installers Musi have eap. A FL driver He. Call tor appt. MFtotS □ □ LANDSCAPER3D □ ★ WFUUTIMEW W _______q 7 777IH7._______ LOCAL DRIVER For pickup A delivery In Central and South Florida. Will also work on feeding dock, must have Class A COL. and clean driving raeord. Must bo ebfe to work a ftoilbla schedule. Aloe: 4*7-374134*. LPN FU LLT IM E FOSITION 3rd shltt, 7pm. to llam, •vallabla. Ventilator experi­ ence helpful. Apply within: DeBary Miner, 48 N. Hwy 17/fl. Drug Free Workpiece. t-7 years mill A lathe experi­ ence preferred 407 44* 443*. ext. 77 for more Into. IO E • Drug Free Werkptaca. MECHANIC MUST BE EXPERIENCED Immediate Opentog Fesltfen Ptoese cell MIKE i774**to. MECHANIC Must have tip. PLUS exp with lawn equip Call tor appt, ________N7 3*414*3________ ■MOLLY M A IM ' Full timer#«ld*ntlel cleaning. M F. 13. Uniformed Will Train. _________ 747-1887_________ NEW LOCATION: LONOWOOO 3 STAR TEMPORARIES. INC. MO F E E * e e * ef>7-747-8*1* 173* Or lead* Or., Santord. PAPER OEUVERY OEUVERY N IVEN Person wllh own von/coverad pickup. Santord area lo r Thurt.. Frl . A Set. Ile.m .l. _________ 477-4*47_________ PERMANENT PART-TIME Will Treln Call for Appt. COMMERCIAL LINEN Sorvko * ***7-3341141* * A FLOWER OESION P R E P HOLIDAY POSITIONS 11.14to Start. SANFOROFLOWER SHOP M l E. COMMERCIAL St. W7 131-1(31 DIETARY MANACER DM COURSE R IO U IR ID Lakevtow Nursl— Cantor *1* East tod St . Santord. DRIVERS TRUCK DRIVER TRAINEES Needsd Howl NO experience necessary, llOK-t-. T ra in locally. 1N4M47334_______ PORTER PANT TIME: M HR-WEER Temporary potltlon. oval table Irnmad. 13 M/Hr. 377 1831, PRE SCHOOL TEACHER A Aid* Peetttod. Morning hr*, lor 4-yr. old ctai*. E x p . ttolptul. First BapHtl Church Loeml— Cantor. 77441)3. ROOFERS NEEDED DRIVERS Wholesale nursery local de­ livery + other nursery tasks. Must have clean drivers lie. RRANCHINOOUT NUR SERY 407 311 1717 DRV CLEANER Experienced silk A wool pr* sser. Sdey* a week. exc. pay. Lw hw bb 4 s h a M 2 W 4 1 . DUMP TRUCX DRIVER CLASS L FUU. TIME. •7 133*133. EASY MONEY PT OR PT, setting appt. tor new ettraction: Call 3341M l. ELECTRICIAN EXP. JOURNEYMAN A Helpers. 407 134 4*** ■ XCHANOE PT Assistance with maintenance, lor DIS COUNT on rent on a 3 bdrm house. Protor retiree. 31I-47S7 Finish Doztf Operator For new road project In South Semlneto county. Call 1 Canslructort ........... . 437OENERAL OFFICE H-I1S/Mr. Will train................. Light duty AOENT: N M M WGRINDERSW SANFORD LOCATION Must be tamilier with cosmat Ic grinding ol matal to prep tor pelntlng Will be using manual grinders. m lm mtdieto Startius UlTsp Fay 111 tliOraat BenefitsUt Call Jani (407) 5 7 6 6 0 0 7 l i t . 11*3 N.S.I. N 4 FEE/E0 E/A D A . Must hove reliable d a lly Ifanspartatlon. ROOFERS IXP.ONLV. LABORERS No experience necessary. Cell tor appt: 337 *4)7.______ SECURITY OFFICERS Needed 7pm to If pm SMtt Free uniforms A benefit* •valloble/vacalfen pay. Call: 407 4441***Or 444 1413 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training. Armed A Unarmed Brently A Altec teles *24-7*** StrvictMiid Hiring HOME CLEANERS P ie 110 Per Hour Plus tree GLAMOUR SHOTS selling! Paid lor driving! Call* * * * * * * 1311*1*3 SlICHK CLASS OOORCONP. Needs office help with experl enc* plus warehouse worker/ heavy lifting Apply In person alter II am: *3* Cornwall Read. Santord. 331 7734. SOD FIELD WORKER Strong back, fork eap . mech Inclined 14**373_________ SPRIRRUR SYSTEM INSTALLER CDL C U S S D. FU LL T IM E ......................**7-nr»i3i •TEACHERS* Lovely NAEVC accredited childcare center has lull A part time posilfent available lor ell eg* groups Salary depends upon education A experience Excellent working conditions!.............. 313-8*33 •Telemarketer* Part time, tsporlence pro tarred, but will train Hourly plus commission. 331 **81 TRUCK DRIVER For septic pumper Cell 407 747 1171 truck. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, OctoDBf 5, 1998 - tt-Apartm afits U*HwrnWiMl/l(M 71—HrtfWawttd Min. I ff». 5*p far r i n iv i a. a. o . v le e lc i M t f a t N Airport. Phan* M l t o t prow its ip in rt] 4. attic* lin a w Interviewing tar totot. Call tor a career i Can. 2 RPH Naadtd tar buty Oncology office, part tint# i s day* a weak. Call tor furthar detail*. “ — ^ -i « Ua»i fam »- - w m i a _____ »/r t M M L . t BATH, CHA. *3M a mantli, 1300 u c deposit m ap* ____________ m O O W N L tR M D S M O B I L E NORM In th* country, i f f . CawdwwiwlNm Rwtalt Fax: 5414*3a n __________ WATSON MALTY, Laka Mary 117-MlMlo ^Avdjggjywb™^ apptiancao. ** curlty gat*, thl laka. M4.MB. t il— iMhMfripr Rwrtals 5143x 1**457122 __________ 10J-HN— Utrtvrnhhtd / R u t M ATURt FRM ALR N 't fa o k a y is s o AIR CONDITWNRR, Clean. wk., util. H- toon., phut*. kit. ■ttrr.atoatmaop. 1 LARRR BD R M , I f f H O M I, Private kata, raipaaolbla mate. BH. t o k U M P t , PRIVATI ER TR A N CI. rafrlg. orator. ntkrwMv*. Cator TV. rw ta w rv tto ..............323MM PRIVATI HOMS, haute prlvl lagai. m ature, m ala protorrad. *»<. R ob. 331A*t*. IA N P O R O , t Raammatos aoatoR. tall hauaa privilege*. Iff, A/C. VS/Wk. I I P dap. leavemawOR*; g W t IM A R tM POOL 11DR CONDO, I Sina., I hath, near mall, tra/wk. furniihad rm. 313 97—ApartlMfltS ~ “ i/r All rental and real eotata odvartltamanH ar* subject I* Iha Ptdrral Pair Housing Act. which mahat It Illegal fa advertlie any pratoranca. IlmItalian or d lic rlm ln a llo n bawd on race, cater, rallglan. m i . Kanaka*, familial ttatvt N ICILV PURNISNRO attcy. utiimao Inciudad. Meal tor an* parvon. cioaa to lawn/mall. :)W » . 99—Apartm t nts Unfurnishad / Rant Nlca Ratidwiftl Call about our SPECIALS! I APT. POR REN T, b U fe rlc downtown Santord . carriage apt. up stair*. C lean l / t , window A/C, appll.. Inciudad. Coed n o lg h b e n . A d u llt 1110 /m onth. + 1150/dap. u n w v u m e t _________ F R IE FIRST MONTH’S R iN T . v u s Dap. m eva t In. l / l . Winter Sarlnot. 32* M70 IMIMMVSMRMOMU .. 3/2AFTS“ SFRCIAL»FOOL aWASHIR/DRYER HOOKUP FREE U S fC C A R H ’ 32300*1 MMINirSVIlUtt Laka Ada I Bdrm... ttia /m o . 2 Bdrm., UTO/mo. and up. 3234170 IkBF OGO. 1/f living roam, • " in f ream, kitchen, tats MAGNOLIA Ava. VMS/mon. OrLoam/aptienm im . SANFORD-Lab* M ary, l / l . Mowty rimed* tod. vary nlca nalghberheed raar country cluh V mall. C/HA. family room, fple., privacy back yard. Nopal*. sff| + wc. Rat. r a s A t t o r t i m i m . _______ SANPORD, 1 large bdrm*.. t bath. C/HA. toncad back yard. UM/man. + do -------SANFORD, R l H i m 2/1, oak floor* , re m e d a la d k i t . , waoh/dryer, CHA. U « par m*. 1417Oran*a Ava. StomtramRottab g SANFORD Iff. apt., w/patlo, C/HA. UM/UOD P U N FO R O t/t. with patio. heat Aatr.OM/JCO. dSANFORD t/1. apt.. w/*nct. petto. lg. rm*. Fple. M / * M • W OODSINR l/|, w /dbl. garage. Ilka new. ( f flff f f J S U R E MART 1/14, 1 dory, w/latt, pad, no pat*, non. tmaktr. NICE t t 1090/ign Stondram Rodty, lac. "W* Man*** Year Hama Ilk* It wet ear awe." JIM DOYLE................. 3332*5* WHY REN T... W H IN YO U CAN ONNT Thl* Ilk* new 1 bdrm.. 1V» bath hemal With Carport, utility rm., hug* tread back yardl Only *1X0 dawn A UP* a month ICall n ie m .i 105— DuplexTrlptox/Ront SANFORD, IJI1 ptna Ave.. 1/1, UtO/month or bi weekly, plot wcurltydoa. 4W0Q2S IMMACULATE. 1/1. All am tn l Hat. garagt, tern, porch. 550. yr. Hava. Dapovlt A rater anen rag, owner, *54-ttt7. SANFORD O U P L IX , l / l . Hidg*w»*d Lane, encloied porch. C/HA. tt/5/M on. 311 B B 4 X M S L _________ __ LHl/mon. B I U U . SANFORD A R IA . L A R G E 2/t. goad area, range 4 rafrlg. WS/man.. glut vac, 3235434. UNFORO, 1 BDRM.. with AC. utllltiai inciudad. SI to wk. a i -N M e rp o go W t-m i. 1 S IM O O M , 1 RATH. Apt. available io/j/»s, c / H A . dockable wadi/dryer. all kit., appll. u»/mon. 372 m il. C/NA. UNFORO. Oftlca __ •g. ft. bdldlng total. IMS *g. ft. paraHk* unit. Ml-XM STRIP STORR AVAILABLE. U » Santord Av*. MS* Sg.Pt. I P — R t l a H Sp e c n HISTORIC Dawataww Lang waad, acre** tram Tea Rm.. 127—Stortft/OffiCD ________ 1#BCN________ OUTDOOR STOEANE SIMINOLI HIOH, 1/1, C/HA. carpet, equip . kit., Intlde laundry, carport. M l 44*4. VIRV NICI l/l, C/HA, Kit. Appll., laundry room, carport, lawncar*. Rif. raq.lt*. 7*54. FORD COURT APARTMENTS ^ 0 ROADCONSTRUCTION § i) SPECIAL S150Security Deposit ■ SiiHjIc* S lo iy U r’ s lijr t 74,j O ne A b o v e o < B e lo w I fic-Mjy E f f ic ie n t 'S tu d io I A O e tlM jo n A lto n ) ,tb le A p . i / t i i i e i t l ■> f ite n iJ Iy O n S ite U e |)e iH ].ib le M jiid y e n ie n i A lin S to t . u je I ’ n v . it e t’ v lu j S M o te 1 3291 b Sanford Ave #103* Sanford 3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1 APARTMMMS iiahtodCaRin-STM J41= HemeslerSele_ A R I YOU LOSINO YOUR HOUSE* F trh a p * w * can haip. Call I d at tX-«*F7. A ffO R O A B lf HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPE RTiE S w»i l * v^tJ2 Nar^l 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 733 Secret Harbor lane Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary Blvd., on Lake Emma Rd.. Lake Mary Mon. - Fri. 0:30 - 5:30 •Sat. 10-5 Sunday Hours Posted l / t , toncad back yard. A/C. u t i l i t y ra a m . w i l l n t ( . S l t * / m * n . S a il f o r : .................... D I M on 5 acre*. 4 M tg. ft. 4 bdrm. 1 bath*. 1 kitchen*. Owner II nanctoB. 5WAMB.......4 7 *1 *** redecorated, appliance*. curtly gat*. *kl lab*. M f.fM . M B 2MIA 4447122._________ NONTNLAKR, I f f . U p ttllr * . f p le . A t t u m a b l * . non quail tying mtg. gat* yeu ini IIX S IM aw LIRE H lW t a a 1 Bdrm.. tv* bath ham*, with carport, utility raam. hug* traad back yard. Only 11MB dtwnl U M a 157—M eMIn Homos/Sal* SO M I OWN SR F W aiting. I Acre* + Nm w . IM M ID tA T I m W Itr Baapai i m 17M. SPACIOUS I DORM. 1 bath, brick. 4 minute* tram 14’* now Dalton* exit, calling tan*, ceramic til*, new carpal, lg family bach yard MUST SEE I Ln n o p tio n a r * # l l * » * , * • « . at *77,Mo. m l tor m**t*. MOBILE NOME COMMUNITY V * ACRE ♦ . toned AO. V I. fancad. dining, lam .. K m . parch, garage, pond. *101, WO. R I NOV AT 1 0 . Now carpet, paint, fancad. *52,*00. HOUSI W/Stp. Mother **la w apt. A atfka dilachad. toncad. mlntcond I1IM0B. P R I FORCLOSURR. to prlv. fenced, carport. M4.250 OWNRR F IN ., n e w p a in t, carpal, ftnea. carport. *53.000 HI ODIN LK. I f f . ranavatod. new carpet rod paint, toncad camtrld.S74.M0. < iv ?iCtf 1,’ I / RY OWNRR. Saatard. V I . newly decorated th ru out. C /H A . b ig la n c a d y a rd , vervanad porch, carport. Law MO*! with financing. 44**770. RY OWNER. Banava, Now I f f , 1 car ceregt. largo wooded lot. growing neighborhood, High Mg'* w/owner financing. ***1770 or (30 *0*1. M ALI. KKAI . I Y IN C O M E O B N I R A T O R I Concrd* blk. duplex. V I A l / l . Central A ir l Vaulted ceillngtl Kitchen equipped! Big Yardl ONLY U1.SOOI STARTER NOME. In Sunland Citato*, w/paol, 1 bdrm, I bath, dan/fpic.. lg. lal. toncad. m a n y a i l r a * . 1* 1 , 1 0 0 . STENSTR0 M R E A L T Y , t p lt . I I l. M I a I4X4A I f f IpNt. M BROAD MOOR. K m . rm.. IIM S . a ld lU A I/IS p N t. 74 LIBERTY, Partially turn. * l t,JM. # 14X74. Iff IpNt. X 323-5774 -O ISA A Y Ceuntry Cap* Cad Luxurloui horn* on 1 4- acre*. M a iltr cult* with garden lacum. 1 car garage, toun tain, gold flvh pend. R Y part, H i l l ' workvhop. Okay tar horvat..... Ottered at *11M M . Barbara Slaravant 1H-17M Call Bari Real I viala m-7«w i&we/M* Re a l Estate , in c 3227491 D tfjry ^ Model condition. Super clean LARO I family bam*, clow to downtown Santord. ) bdrm . 1 bath, living, lamily A FI rm. Big back yard A m oral Only 11500down V *575 a month. C d tm g tH .i OR BOBAH MULLINS. Realtor. "Ftcutedea Ratal t t ” . Higgln* B ttoath. MVW4*. ■XCHANOC OR S IL L your property located anywhere I IAVSSTORS REALTY 77* 5415 ’ FINALLY! Thiv 1 bdrm.. I 1/1 b4lh, 2 vlory condominium In great location and con yen lent All for Iha low prlca ot 511444 ’ CXCIPTIONAL M O O IR N 1 bdrm , home, vupar location Clean A ready to move In Owner vayv liquidate by pay­ ing cleUng A martpapa Bal. 540 000 Let uv vtww you II Amtint Re a l estate , inc . El Remodeled 2 bdrm., 1 bath. Over 15M lg . Ft. Living roam w/flreplace, all appll., prlvato ceurtyardl..................5*4.5001 3212721 • 1222424 LAKEMANY• 3MF0E0 a MX4A1/2 Ip H t.M SKYLINE, w /w aih dry. dl*hwath*r. fple. HIDOCNLAKES 1*7 LADUNA COURT VI. Gar eg*. C/HA Hew root, carpet and paint O U A LIF IID Financing avail. M M X ---- 222 *3*5 RXT. 114 CMNEI FINANCE UNFORD. Recondition 2 or 1 b d rm *. AC. >g workvhop in rear 131 ta k e r page M VU tg Cuilom 1 bedroom, 1 bath home, on I acre, with all the extra* ............... and la r t* toncad yard. A iklng S15.0M. Call 277 *430________ WHY RENT? Batter than now. V I , with AC. lg. yard, good are*, new root, carpet windaw*, p lum bing, kitch e n . 114,500. Ca*y q u a lity tn g . Pay men It under *400 mon. C l i f t I t 11 n il! N C Y 17 1 >i>< I t MOBILI HOMI I INC. Hu m In Carr toga Cauo Choew from 5. ti* wide* all 2/1, C/HA. torn# with other extra* UffS 00 I ff OMl towM i C/HA: U4J40. All Hw above ar# caeh prlca. POSSIBLE FINANCIXO M7-H1-4404Or MBMI4 1574 OAKMONT. 1U44'. VI.S bath, handy man * tp tc ia l. MUST BE MOVED! I1SM. ............ ................407 22**217 1 BDRM., R t*M M M LRDi New bath A kit.. Km. parch) U M dawn. 5140month, i 159— Rm I Estato Wsirttd_____ BUYINB * LRASINB a HOUSIS PLUMS a r LEMONS Cbartlai 0*4 7M7, M M W I BUY NOUSISIMM Any cexdittoi. Alt area* I We u n Per CaeAl 7215*54 IM— Busintis For Sal* CAR P IT A TILE BUSINESS. Excellent location. Nat M7K. MUST SELL. 407 222 0*70. TAVIRNFOKMiL B U R B WINE Butin*** and /o r w ith p ro p a rty In ­ cluded. Owner fin a n c in g available. Oawn paym ent required. U N F O R D a ra *. ... . 122AJKKISON OKIE 1 Bdrm., 14 bath, large u tility raam. great comer tot, new carpelv 151,300 4*e 44*5 40/122 0*21 141—Mobil* Horn* Lots for S*l« 3234122 1ST, Breyhlll fable w /4 chair*. 2 axtra to****, china cabinet A buffet. *HMInaxc.cand.**B7M3 BFULL SUE BOX SPRING and m a ttra **. good cond, *50 Metal baaa/tram* w /c a *t*d U i m i T M . ______________ K IN M O R E O R V IR . goad condition. SIMM. firm . Call: 1210410__________________ •M A T TE R S ! (Firm ) 51 In. X 70 to. ONLY 4 me. *M ! Great condition. *71. Call WB1M7 •S IN B L R RIO. metal tram *. ptoa hood board. StO. 1744455 VACCUUM CLRANRR. naw RIRBV, navar utad. M M : antique gatd *01* *75: Sptoca wrought Iran dinette ta t ITS. Voice mail bax : 1X 7154 WASNRR. K ta n e rt, work* I 150; LIFT CHAIR, elacfrtc. exc cand UM : 7720511 M 3 -M H ttl(lflM M AIR CONDITION/Neafed T T TON central unit* naw A utad trom *300 00 407 227 5240. BURGLAR RARL Eaty puth button retoatel SI par tq. ft. ' ' *5 CftoOMK...354)140 G C A P R -N O N R Y S U C K L R , Yellow Flowed. Very unutu at. *500 323454B__________ HANDICAP POWIR LIFT tor Handicap tceetor tor back of vahlcle. *500.00: Keratan* heater, tumatoa* 540.322 4Sto. M A R I MONET, become a *M « Broker, write I* Th* B Com­ pany. M l] Col marl St, Do liana. FL 22720____________ QUIT SMOKING II I day. From nonprofit foundation Doctor approved. 100% guarani**. Colt J -------------- ■ A V I 1244 a menth. ovary month on grocorto*. Far In ^ o r m * t t o n c e l^ « 7 n * M * * _ 22N—AnttRM/Classk ______ Cars______ l f l t M O O IL A FO RD Good condition I Will go With b ttt offer I Ptoaiacall........2210422 221-Cars ta n C O E V S T T t Utogror. 434 angina. 4 i peed T-Tap* 1*500. .M M E B H O .2 F D . w /la i* a t se ftw a ra . P in u n i t 14 Pto printer R camputorcarl . t m 72*5ioe 1»7— SportLwf Oo«ds IP A /H O T TUBi S F IR SON portable w/egulp. underwptar light. Cadar BA2IBO . Navar mad. *1475 *07 5 ln-^ O Hkt Sufplks RRFURRISNtO OMc* Cepier*. *11 make* a ilia *. Sava up to 10% tram Naw I Warrnaty A Free delivery....... MT-MBUM STDCf FIXTIMf UQUUMTKMSAIi Farmer JC Penney location I1M Slat* St.. (Santord Twin P la ta ). Gla«* ihow caiae. glow cube*, garment r K k t. detk*. chair*. Ill* cabinet*, attic* divider panel*, itoch rm., ihalvlng. rotting itoch cart*, mannequin* A mirror*. Butina** hour* Starting Mon., Seat 73 ____________ 199—FtjsAljjggHw A T T R N T IO N i L a d y w h o purchaaad hla»b- puppy In Geneva ISegt IB21). Yeu forgot paged for lk*n*ing. Ptoaiacall: 5*454*1. 215—Aucttoni PUBLIC AUCTION I V I R Y FRIDAY t i X Aachen Stock nia a 17/ti. p»io*i.______ PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY: 6:30 TNCAUCTIONS10CX 17M A 11/02. UNFORO UNFORDO 4 4*07-7241143 I inbMi m n ^ ^ a^ ^u Ctoeeaut*. AppNonca*. Ceitoct Ib le i, O e lli. O la te w ira , I i e r c l t * Rqulp., Ite r * * * , T V 't.V C R 'l O# L e toM e d tlt TERMS: Caih.M/C. Vita. OiKover. 10% Buyer* premium. LEW BRONSTIIN AUCTION ADVANT ABB A l) 1714......................... AR 1270 1401 CADILLAC laden D* VIII*. Spring Edition, dk. ra d ., toother, JIK ml., mini cored, «1*.400. evinlea*........ MO-fUt tool CNEVT certka LT. 24K o rg . m il** . In very gc ihapa! 04500.OBO321M72 O H PONTIAC liM Ird . P a ri* Carl ftow radiator, gat lank, axhauvt. brake*. Inf. In cond. Body rutt. blown a U M. After 5pm 111 *7)1 223-AnfS Paris / Accsuorias CUSTOM UK BOLD auto emblemi A meter cycle part* I We cam* to you I Call lo r quote..... .. 407 23) 3247 ONE STOP TIRE SHOP. T im * M 00 A up Mounted A Bal. 17/42 A 13th i t Cheepe Depo. 1474 C H IV Y PICKUP, goad 4M engine, good A/T. All or pa rt 4*7-nt-*tM *rto4M54 225—Trucks/ Ewsw/Vans • C H IV Y R IA U V tLLI VA N • ’74. t ton. Fe*linger van. clean LaadMI Tea much to lilt , m utt m * to appreciate Only *7.4*5OBO.......32107M 1474 FORD VAN. E2M. V I, running. ISM ORO. 323 JM t A 322 0741 after 5.____________ 1441 FORD VAN. RcaiMfNw. 200 * c y l. feed work truck. burn geadl 5I5CO UUdfi t4M FORD RARGER. camper top. chrome wheal*, anp. need* work, IN*. ORO. 372 7077 or keeper: 4141251 Want* CAIN M0 FAIDI Far Juab Car*. T ru c k * A M ltc .l K a tp America Aaoutihill. JUNK CARS WANTROf Burn­ ing or not! Pay M. 7 day* a wk., we haulI f IM IN MM O LD G JUNK CARS/TRUCRS WANTED. Will pay CASH A ^ ju r t a w o ^ T r u j^ l 1474 LINCOLN CONTININTAL, AAark V, eiceltont Interior, moon roof, run* good. *1245. 4*7-121-44X tr **f-M U 1577 C H IV Y Caprice Ctoftto. Good Condition I 4 door. Very ctoan........................... 227-0*72 157* MUSTANO 1 Door V4. I7M: 15M RUICK CENTURY. V0. 4 door, I7M; - Both run goad.............. .............l i t 707*. t f » OLDS D IL T A to. 4 door. V I. A/C. lull power. U.M0. 33*1134__________________ 1544 TOYOTA CAMAY, 4 cyl.. 5 •peed. 177K mile*, good con­ dition. (1500. OBO. 221 05M 1M7 PONTIAC F IH IB IB O . I B eng. A cyl. black, run* great, need* new key tlMO OBO: 1MI Teyeta Caretle Wegen, run t great. 4 cyl. auto. UM. OBO................ ........... ■ rm s andBJkas 15B3 HONDA 714 Shadow, no tltto . 1500. Or b**t o ffe r I 221*072 241— Racrsatisfial Vahlclas/Caw pm to CAMPOROURD MemBeri M * camp tram caael caaaf. API attl Ilotion. Paid 53*00 Sacrl (ice *2711 Call IM 4214tt3» S L ID ! IN CAMPIR. cab over etovpar, AC, Refrlg.. haator, tx c . cond. H IM 322-4142. • T R A IL IR OM* III. lit* panel truck or van. 5N M. 223-0414. 1471 OODGI MOTOR H O M I. X ’, W ll cont#ln*d. *1500. OBO. 323-5401432217*1. W E E K S 1ft!m 11M I1W QNNKMMMMSIMil NATIVITY CHURCH 1255 N CR. 427. Lab* Mery Friday 45; SAT.47 R S TA T I SALE, Ovtod*. earner Of 424 A 414, FRI. 10/4, IDam Jpm. SAT. 10/7, 5am 5pm. Antique* » 5*4)17t FNI. A U T . 41 pm. U t Queen* Bridge Dr./Greenwey Blvd. Greenwood Lake*. 7 Family. FRIDAY A U T . 2 Antigua Com puter, lawn tra d e r , queen tile water bed baby Item*, hardware A houtahold Itarn*. 1*14 lam marlin Ave. f IIMT ONLY9-2pm 300 W. Airport Blvd At Remittance Apt- crelt rm ,3rd lloor.no early bird*. FRIDAY A U T . Oct. 4/7. 41. All hind* ol ituff, old A naw. Something lor everyone. Corner ot Laurel Ave./7lh St. FRIDAY 4N* A U T . Tib 41. 1171 Highpomt Loop/Crytlel Creek. TV'*, Lawn mower, lighting, baby Item*, baeaball marchandlw. grlll, ton* more L A K E MART, 117 A B B O TT Av*. FRIDAY 47. A U T . A lt . AAultl-Family, linen*, doth**, jewelry, mitt. 272*422_____ SAT. O N LY •!: INDOOR S A L I Itf UwMed Meth. Ferk/MI. tpem ered byTwtoe CteG. In F a llo w th lp Halt. Infant clothing • up. ley* • turn. UTUMMT ONLY, Mp m 111 Short St., Lake Mary M I k . UTURMT0Ntr,9-l#M Lot* ol bargain* A good food too U M W. Airport Atvd. Y A R D SALE, treadmill, tool*, car tlereo equip., vaccum cleaner, ctothet. and much more. Sat. 10/7. I a m. to 2 p m It rain 10/14,1527 Learel Ava.___________________ Y A R D U L I I l*t. A San. 47. Cloth**, havvehold Item*, m lK . Old. Naw A In Betweent 5111 5. U N F 0 8 P A V R . 1507ELLIOTML Sat. Only I B7, Ctothat A m iK . houtaholduipfttee O REAT LOCATION. V I. lg. lot. new carpet A vinyl. A/C. lg. Kraanad porch. A more. All prlvato.UI.fM 111 Ties. 153—Acraif*Ufs/SAld a r r i o x . n * c * t v . N tnmona A v * .. C le i* to Ih * NEW MALL. *I» K . 044X41771 DELTONA AREA. I I M r* * . Ideal lor mobile horn* or homatlto. horw*. cam*, farm Ing or nurvaryl Zoned agrlcul lu ra l. U.tO* F I R ACRE. Small dawn payment w/own*r D i r e c t o r y o f S e r v ic e s financing............. *04747 1771 S A N F O R D , Latat S y lv a n . Lakafront. 5acre*. *100.000. W. Matkvewvkl Raahar W N B I ACRIS. OSTRIN. High and d ry . A p p ro v e d lo r 2 hornet! te* 515.OOP m 0*11 ~154—Optn H o w 0TEN HOUSE: SANfOEO. SAT.4SUN. 1 Jam 2133 MAGNOilAAVE. 1 Bdrm., I bath, newly re novated, near naw ihapplng mall and good Khoolv. *54.000 _____ Call: *44772 SATURDAY OCT. 7th IIam . TO]pm . 455 ROSALIAORtVE UNFOBO. FLORIDA Hevtevi. Xlm a Wllltami A Santord horn* ottering unique feature* Vintage •lane fireplace In greatranm. Spactout eat In kitchan with Corner lot with abundant tnad* tree* 1 badrwmv. 1 bath*, with ever l.*M v * n. Let v im : f la il* '. Ottered tor iff.H O iL w r iU I Call: Barbara 5tmman* — real R e a l estate , inc . 32274911 322 1721 Em . COPIRRS W ANTID, All Make* A Sire* Running or not. W ill pickup...................to T J fU M f •IhOw 394KYsor* IIIMMI A m tIU I CALL: 774414* *rM17741 O V IED O i P A L M V A L L E Y Adult Mobil* ham* park. iff. fam ily roam, w/w#t bar, workvhop. Kraanad In porch. II7K OBO. Call c o lla ct: 404.425 0451 A n l g h f l : M45MX11.___________ ptoaw Inwrt thick black berdar.. W IST UNFORO area. Small V i weed tram * haul* with 322701 *RIVEKfKOMTPflOfEITT 111—A#flia nets FLIETWOOO. w/wa*h dry. IM G . Immaeuiato 4 ff with open kit., to family raam. In*id* util., 4th bdrm. haa lt * * '* fttln g t ..*104,3001 M AKBO FFEN I ** 219— Wswttd 9t Euy 10X40 K m . rm .. 14.OM a 2 4XK Iff IgNt, I) DESTINY. ......... 4071*4*750-. 1 / t ( J / '. 'l IMMACULATE DUPLEX, V I each unlit CHA. all appll.. Mu*t w ll I MF.fM, 3012*40 a 14X14. Iff SgM. U SKYLINE. ST. JOHN RIVER, la m a , v i. s Co*tom } Story. Dock Quiet Featuring I Bedroom Apartm ents Starting at $479 UNFORD ALTAM O N TE SFRtNOS. RY OW NER, owner financing available. Sail ar toaaa eptton. OAR HARBOUR. 1 bdrm., 2.1 CaRMVBtft. RV, tgulpmont. HI Off*________ _ VI. CARPETS. DRAPEk A/C tr*»h paint, large living room/dlnlng room. *515/mon. plu*vac. Nopat*. IX- IQM. V I. C/HA. ISIS Yale Av*., Rat. Rag. 5525/man. + Sac Dep. 222 15*7or Ml 4040________ UM DOWN a WHY RINTT Whm you can own, Ihl* 1 Bdrm. horn*, with CHA. now paint A carpet I Adi about HUO homail The HUliman tk»«p, lik. Haatterv 22I-W7 Ce -Op /S«Ie SANFORD Iff. FAM ILY roam monHiaiNwro-me TIS YOU CAN .Bey a HOMI wtlhNOMONEY DOWNI Call tor dttolt* RARRARA SIM­ MONS Kva*. I l l - i n s , CabBart Rad Rdato m-ieta 15* ROHM. I bath. tap. garage. Ig. toncad yd., lot* Palmetto Av*. S4N/440 warm •• /.ill IIM IO IIN I 154* IL PORTAL AYR., l/l, v t N lu H E I PROPE m i l S C/HA, Laat* Option avail., l/ l .*/«■•* 547JM, r»f„ *515+ 02503*. 1 BORM, 1 RATH, CHA. S40S a month. *400 tec. depotlt. i SANFORD APT. 1 bedroom, l bath MOVS-IN SPICIALI fT 5 P F K IB Star***. 4M vg f up M S V I IN S P IC IA L I I I QMS. ANjMto Ava. M4472-7172 LARRY* SM AR T... 141— H > i— O r >ak 221-Cars •545 t r CHAPPARRAL. 1ST, bow rider. Alien** Balence of *14.500 M4SI2TM1.________ 1B.I F t. CoBtl IM HP. 10, w/tantom traitor, need* out drive X » 5*014 72217ft • MhMkW 110-Otfk* l/l P t H I C R f I T SCH O O L D IS­ TRICT. l/l, Nlc* noighhor. h o o o p t i n i e m _________ d m ,....- ............ aaarasj I f f ai id-f UNFORO. 1♦/■ _ JlXIRU InuUVTIBI, pETtECT trd la r Haraaa. SANPORft Motor k area, rant •r tor iato. V I. VMS/man. plus CL RAM _Laava 117— CMIIMTCtal Rtefals 2214755________ TAKI mi! A4 to d A w t o i n W a g F R E E Ooltvary # Wtorrawty an XEN M Q EB Wadtor Pry*r Petr. ALMOST NEW. » 4ft card m i l , w/fluortKanf light* an tap. 7 piece pit group. Include* two inclined and hldebed. 274425* a BOX l PR UtO end r.iattrau Saaty. extra tong, twin tire M M . 2X2777.___________ BUY AN D SELL Goad clean OFFICE WARSNOUSR, tram UM/man., tlM tg . It.. FEIM E lecat Ion, corner d a*A A OW Lb. Mary Rd. In FOR SALE OR R IN TIt Owner Plnancal Jff ipllt plan, large living rm . w/fptc., carport, i torape rm. I f car garage. IU0 month. 121MM *r 0*4*501 7543.___________ M M V A . • ACRES. Iff, OUT B U ILO IN G S . H O R S E S O M M K M tm M ______ / r u m f r u f t ______ MTXMORTI 91-AHrtm m fs/ 215— BMfSSMl Accssmrlts OCBANFRONTN m INCOME PROOWCERt la » t » 5 « * l V m m i a r t a r f UNFORD, aaar atrpart, v t . C /M A , c le a n , n a p a t t , MM/tac. tv v m a n . m «7V4 1/1 ON I ACRIS. N. if Av*., lg. parch. SI ALTAMONTf SPRINGE. B T OWNER. o w ner fin a n cin g avattabto. Sail a r toaaa option. O M HARBOUR. 3 b* m .. M 143— Woftrfroirt PrBpirty/Sok . b Es t a t e , 222 tree in c . Nolle* ^ laanlnijM rvlea^ H o w Btpalri FLORIDA STATI REQUIRIS all conlrector* be regltfared or certittod. To vtrlfy a etato c o n lr a d o r * llca n t* c a ll 1000 34) 1140. Occupational Licence* are required by Ih* county and can be verified by calling 221 tlM .e il 7432 APOLLO CLEANINO SERVICE ALL TYPES WINDOW Repair*. Sliding g ix u door*. 7 u rte n T --------Rtmodtllnq ttor^uarentee^jjjjj^aAMaf Concrete — ’ NKW’ B (MODS L’ RE PAIR* Vinyl Siding, P4intlng, Door*. Carpentry. Concrete. 223-5022 LG . A*IUd, C00415*4* Air Conjiiiofiln^ BRAND NSW 1-TON C/HA cond Imtaltod In exlvllng can tral heat tytfem. li f t 00 * tax Inti* Iled 5 yr* warrantry. Call MIK ■ 5*4*0*411 Csrptwlry' C A R IN tT S . OOORS. gen carpentry, drywall Llc/ln* O A S Iw tortor*............ m 4MI CARPENTER Alt kind* of homo repair*, painting A ceramic tilt HIchardGrot*... 321 1572 Csrptt/Installation * carfetHSIlldhuc ^- Afg Dm tunf* Fame** Brand* F irtl Duality, Tap Un*. Stalnmatter. Saxonto*. Trackievt. Sculpture* I* *t mttalled Commercial level looptUffjrd M/ 224M0* Comm./Ret. weekly, monthly or one time 407 221 *544 B LITZ C L E A N P ro ftu lo n al Maid Svc. for your home _______________ Callffl *712 THE HAMPTON Heutekeepert. Lie. Bonded. In*. Satulac CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Beal I Man Qualify Opera lion! 2247225 * r ........5)45X2. Elactrical MASTER ELECTRICIAN Repair addition, comm/ret. Lie In* IE HOOceif] 2)1 4475 Laundry iUrvic» MARY'S LAUNDRY SERVICE W ill wath A iron Pickup A delivery, low rate* 222 5244 Lawn Sorvlct “ ANr?RicANLAWNCARE“ Yard A Tree work. Hauling loot F re e n lim a i* 171^192 LAW N SERVICE. M owing. Edging. Trimming A Hauling! Free e tf. Law Rate*! 225 1145 Masonry M A S O N R Y . N ew /R epairtl Brick. Hone, gla** blk X yr*. *<p Free**! 21417l*KtiM F#nc« PENCES. Sorvke, Imtallahen. Cuvtom D etlfnl Free E tl I We're open Wkend* 544155* CRillng Fans ^ M O to ^ jL ^ v e ^ n M J M ~ INSTALLATION* REPAIR MOST INSTALLATION II*.SA. Paintlr P N D F ESSI0NAL I n f e r io r Palaflag. premium palnf*. longlaiiing linltha*. Jeffrey ^ P ow erM Jto lLllcA In* ^ ^ ^ Pratsur> Cltaninq ~ OUN RITE haute*, m obile home*, walk*, deck*, drive*. Pretest. Itc./W*....... 2214122 eSPRAVAWAY. Sen Pressure Ext cleantngi Vita/MC. Ire* e tl Lie./In* .... ...... 22501*0 Wtldlng FRAN K OAVI5 Machine a Welding. 200 W 3rd S t. San lord Gen repair* 32110*0 Scr— n 4 Oiassworh * AFFORDABLE Screen A Petto, r ttc re e n A repair*. Free etllm atetcall^^OMM AI** Locksmith Ctramlc flip ALL LOCKS ALL SRANDSI Wholesale to public Local Intlaller V ila MC. Wheietato Leek* I M4UVJ54J BUTCH’ S TILE SIRV Lie II Yr*. Exp AaNtKitchen re modeling 407 74/0151 Painting Tr— Strvict Homo Improvtmtnf RR UN ELL PAINTINO. 21 yr*. ECHOLS ItiT T w c T iT tln t HOME IMFROV EMEHT5 K it p B a lh * T ll# * P D o o r Carpentry * Window* PHend yman ServIceASmall Job* Welcome Call: >2] 7*55. carp en try , repair*, door hanging, piaiterlng 122 25*1 PARIS PAINTINO. P rtuure clean, ipray. bruvh A roll _Popcorn call .Jim 223*154 14*7-4*4*47* tip I>*2004*51 Comm rttid . "L e t the Prefetttonalt do it " Freeeslim aftt 223 2224 U p h olsit" PARKERS Uykelltery. P rot equip . auto boat m l. home turn A antique* 251 37*4 A d v e r t i i e Y o u r Husines s E v e r y Day F o r As Lou> As S41 P e r Month. Ca ll Cl as si fi ed , 3 22 -2 61 1 �r.w i, 'fr / iltit ifil » » V I I ,-il l 'M l • » » « • , . • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Octobar 9, 1998 by Chic Young b lo w d ie B Lyme is only one tick-bite disease lauMsnw: as DEAR DR. O O T T : What Is HOE and how can I avoid getting it? DEAR RE AD E R: Deer ticks spread at least tw o bacterial dlaeaaes: L y m e dlaeaae and human granulocytic ehrlichiosis. The first disorder - initially described In residents o f Lyme, Conn., - causes a plethora of symptoms. Including fever, rash, muscle aches, m alaise - In short, an Illness resembling flu, with which It has been confused for decades. W ithou t treatment. Lyme dlaeaae often progresses to arthritis and chronic Inflamma­ tion of m an y o f the body's organs, such aa the brain i d heart. The second disorder. HOE. mimics Lym e dlaeaae, except that no rash la present. Common c o m pDlalnta ltl a r e fever, chills, and vomiting, cou g h . r. the disease can Without be fatal. HOE a lso la very similar to h u m a n m o n o c y t i c ehrlichiosis, w h ich la common In the South a n d Southeastern U.S., and Is transm itted through the bite of the L on e Star tick. These diseases are suspected In people w h o live in endemic areas and w h o show signs of flu (which is exceedin gly rare dur­ ing the sum m er months). The afflictions a r e diagnosed by blood testa. Treatm en t includes antibiotics, p r in c ip a lly doxycydlne. T o avoid tlck-bom e diseases, people must w ea r protective clothing (w ith or without tick repellent) w h e n w o rk in g or walking outdoors; In addition, experts recom m end a meticu­ lous examination for licks at d a y 's end. T h i s m a y be a daunting task , because deer ticks may be n o larger than the* period at the end o f this sen­ tence. Nonetheless, any ticks that are found either wandering or embedded should be gently removed: In order to transmit Lyme disease or HOE. a tick must feed for at least 24 hours. Ni Am Moll Id* Floi NA PU rrq Div lv»» oil Fie wit Sia V Pul oe w« u» uni Mi At r«1 Di' ha ol FI. Wl SI. Pi 01 Tl G IT It IT N F F e p b I t I I I i I By PhUU pAM ar One Sunday evening I was watching the news. The anchor started a piece b y saying. " I f you watch TV. and you probably do..." Did she realize what she had said? Docs the script writer still have his Job? In bridge, m any plays are obvious: but som e are difficult to find, as In today's deal, from this year's Toronto Calcutta. It was described b y d o u b le world champion Peter Wclchael. £ ARLOAND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson eft, W&BAKeCOOKI PLAY VIDEO GAMES. 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Now came a diamond to dummy's king and East's ace. T o defeat the contract. East must lead the club king. Then, after a ruff and overrufT. West must return a diamond. Declarer can cash four spade tricks and take a diam ond ruff in the d u m m y , b u t We s t s c o r e s another heart trick on a promo­ tion. trump tricks but Welchsel had made his contract. U o fiT fl-------U T S aA 3 VI 2 t K lI I * Q J 10 5 2 WEST EAST *1 0 9 I 4 3 *7 4 VA10I1 V4 *10 9 5 «AJ3 *A *K • S 7 6 4 3 SOUTH *KQ J 5 VKQJ74S • q 74 * — North's three-club rebid was an overstatement. Three hearts or two no-trump would have more accurate. Welchsel, think­ ing his partner had a good hand for play In hearts. Jumped to game. Clearly. W elchsel had lo hope trumps weren't 5-0. But even so. faced with four red-suit losers, he needed a mlsdefensc. After ruffing the club ace. H o w e v e r , as W e l c h s e l expected. East didn't find this play. Instead, he returned a diamond. Welchsel won with the queen, cashed four spade tricks, discarding two diamonds from the d u m m y, and ruffed his dlumond loser In the dummy. West w as welcome to a pair of By Barm icv B ed s Osol TO U R B IR T H D A Y O c t . « , 1995 In the year uheud. your ability t o m a k e a n d m u I n I u In friendships m ay be numbrrrd among your most outstanding assets. The high regard that others hold you In could grow more evident each day. LIB RA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Your leadership qualities will become very evident to others today. Even persons you have only brief dealings with will be aware o f this fact. G et a ju m p on life by understanding the Influences that govern you In the year ahead. Send for your AstroGraph p re d ictio n s today by mailing 92 and SASE to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y 10150. Make sure to state your zodiac sign. 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TAKE c o n v e n t io n a l TKAN SFU irr.. �{O m c M G u U * M ir y / H .. t k r * w i mm f F C I t lV u • a >' qv^ The A r t f ^ O ct. 7 4k 0 ,.1 9 9 & v T v ^ B W; i V «v V *j 1 I CKt • - rvA , T*T ^ 1 _ rv ' . *- ^ • * » s a w K S f t K 1^ �Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts Draw, paint listen, creat Touch, see, feel, be... ...Surround yourself with art Artiste’ otfsvtngs range from oils, to ceramics to sculpture. Nine years of celebrating creative spirit In conjunction with the festival organizers, hope w the to raise $100,000 for LAKE M ARY - Like arts programs through magic, each October LA L the advance sale o f tick­ Acres Farm in Heathrow ets to the event. "W e are very happy to is transformed from a grazing ground for cattle be a part o f this project." i n t o a s p e c t a c u l a r said Supt. Paul Hagerty showcase o f the works of of the Seminole County artisans and craftcrs public schools. State financing for arts from across the nation. C a n v a s t e n t s a n d education projects has booths made of wire and been cut severely over wood arc bejeweled with th e l a s t f e w y e a r s . colorful craft Items and Hagerty said. Support festooned with fine art from the community and from organizations such paintings. T h e L a k e M a r y * as t h e L a k e M a r y Heathrow Festival o f the Heathrow Festival of the Arts, now In Its ninth Arts is Invaluable. The arts festival puts a year, has attracted artists of great prestige to bring great deal o f emphasis on fine art for show and sale the students in Seminole to the people of Seminole C o u n t y w i t h e v e n t s geared t owa r d young County. "W e are able to put on people, with scholarship a s p e c t u c u l a r e v e n t opportunities for young h e r e , ” s a i d J o a n n e artists and with a special Lucas-Uourg. chairman display area for the work of the festival committee. of those youngsters who "T h is Is a premier event. are participating In the One of the best In the event. "W e want to do all that country in terms o f the quality o f the artists we we can for the kids." have been able to at* Lucas-Bourg said. "W e want to encourage a love tract." T h e two-day event, of art for kids as early as which will take place this possible." There is no better place year on Oct. 7 and 8, will benefit local arts organi­ for an aspiring young zations. including the artist to display nls work arts classes in Seminole in Central Florida, she said. Art lovers from all Cougty schools. The schools, working C 8« « Arts. Pag# 5 ■yviexil Herald Senior Stall Writer S T E N S T R O M , M c IN T O S H , C O L B E R T , W H I G H A M & S I M M O N S , P .A . ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 200 WEST FIRST STREET SUITE 22 - SUN BANK (DOWNTOWN) SANFORD, FLORIDA 407-322-2171 CELEBRATING OUR 41st YEAR OF SERVICE TO SEMINOLE COUNTY O ffic ia l F r a m e S h o p fo r th e ^ K E M A R Y -H E A T H R O W F E S T IV A L O F T H E A R T S Fram in g Mounting M ir r o r P r in t * 3 3 9 -4 4 8 5 . w s t s .«r «4 370*• H r -w w \ \ \LAKE M ARY LO NQ W O O P �♦ »I 14 V a rie tie s of Best B ag els B a k e r y & R e s ta u ra n t M-F: Sot & Sun: 7-2pm BAGELS Blalys • Muttim la g tl Stlx Rugalach Daniih U(*sl U.itjH'i -< in L,ilu» M.iry - 3801 W L.iht* M .iry UlvtJ *1S1 < Diiily Hn'iikftnl mul Luiuh .V/ntjWj • Airline Tickets rVkn, i>yy r.crpv, Oo«. C^ftomonQo«A Gone I (Pwt)hn Pld/.l) • L* I »>S4 I • Amtrak •Cruises 111 W.litoMiff Ihri. S tt-O O H m 20 f.-.. (Next to Pic N' Savo)» Longwood » o 831-5220 W ///,. 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Laka Mary Blvd. W ln i Book 3ro r« r COUPON-1 |— COUPON— I 11 i AD U LT! s h a m p o o ; H A I R ! ! CUT C U T I:!iI t STYLE I !*6.9Sii <9.95 !m i J f c M _______J L6- 2 1 ____ ___ �4 - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October S, 1905 - Bargain Munfar - Thunday. Octobar S. 1995 TRI C O U N T Y O R T H O P A E D I C S , P.A. Orthopaedics is the treatment o f bone and tissues o f the extrem ities and back. Broken bones, torn or sprained ligaments, hand and back problems, arthritis, and sport injuries ore commonly treated by the orthopaedic surgeons at Tri-County Orthopaedics. H>f to Photo by Apcyl Kenitto* Vice Chairman Oaloras Lath and Tarry Pyla with Chairman Joanna L. Bourg. Festival chairm an looks back and to the future • y J O A M N IL . BOURO Feaflval Chairman_______ Total Jo in t Replacement • Knee and Ankle Injury • Foot Problems • General Orthopedics * Sports Injuries The seeds for The Lake Mary Heathrow Festival o f the Arts were planted In June of 1987 by a group o f Lake Mary vis­ ionaries whose dedica­ tion and determination produced an event that continues to please art aficionados far and wide. Initial "Start Up" money was graciously provided by the Lake Mary Cham­ ber o f Commerce. From this humble and almost Inauspicious be­ ginning. the arts festival has succeeded In pro­ ducing one o f the finest ou td oor art shows In Florida, bringing a great deal o f national attention to the arts and to our community. This success ultimately has allowed the Lake Mary Heathrow Scholar­ ship fund to be Increased to 825.000 In 1994. The scholarship goal Tor 1995 is $35,000. Not content to rely on past accomplishments, the festival In conjunc­ tion with the Seminole County Public Schools System has launched a stragegy to secure funds for all o f the 47 schools of Seminole County. This major countywldc cul­ tural arts fund-raiser of SI 00,000 — (potential projected goal) will be accomplished by Semi­ nol e C ounty students pre-selling festival ad­ mission tickets, with the funds reverting back to their individual classrooms. The Lake Mary Heath­ row Festival's mission Is clear and simple. • T o raise scholarship 'SILENT AUCTION for Framed Original of Festival Foster by JOHN WESTCOTT JOHN SCHAEFFER, U.D., P A 317 N. Mangoustine Ave. Sanford* FL 32771 Phone: (407) 323-2577 MICHAEL SMIQIELSKL U.0. 1133 Saxon BlvtL Orange City, FL 32763 Phone: (904) 7754)222 Both days of Festival of Arts: Souvenir Tent make your bid. m o n e y fo r graduating high school students: • T o foster pride and i n v o l v e m e n t In the com m unity; • T o stimulate and e n e r g i z e t h e l ocal econom y; • T o entertain, have fun and to celebrate Ihe arts! T h e festival Is now a n a t i o n a l l y recognized celebration o f Ihe arts It m akes Important cultural and econom ic contribu­ tions to our great state w h i l e i nc r e as i ng the awareness and apprecia­ tion o f the arts locally and across the country. F es tiv a l visitors can seek out their favorite am on g the 350 featured a rtists, and learn the inspirational secrets of creating original art. T h e Lake Mary Heath row Festival of the Arts c o n t i n u e s to prosper each year due to the outstanding efforts of the 17 individuals who make up the board of directors. T h e i r c o lle c tiv e com­ m i t m e n t creates a uni que opportunity to see. experience and ap­ preciate the arts. S p e c ia l thanks and recognition should also b e g i v e n t o Leo T ra p a n ier. who gener­ o u s l y f u r n i s h e s the beautiful festival site; our m a n y s p o n s o rs who provide additional fund I n g : to al l S e m in o le C o u n t y Chambers ol Com m erce; the residents and businesses o f the □ S e e Chairm an. P«g* 7 �Sanford HsreM. Sanford, Florida - Thurwtey. OctoOaf 9, IMS - Bargain Hunter - Piuraday, October S, IM S - a Arts over the country w ill make their way through the gates to see th e creations o f the young artists. Last year 24 students were honored with schol­ arship money based on their artwork which was submitted for com peti­ tion. A total of $21.450 In scholarships were pres­ ented to the students. This year. Lucaa-Bourg said, there are plana to give away more scholar­ ships to help student artists. The festival la a feast for the eyes, but It w ill be a gastronomic treat as well with more than six dozen food vendors offer­ ing goodies from simple hotdogs to tasty vegetar­ ian delights. There will also be a variety of beverage ven ­ dors as well. Student art tanta faatura tha bast from young artists across the county. Lucas-Bourg and cochalr DeLores Laah spend much o f the year t r av e l i ng a ro und the country attending other arts festivals and In ­ troducing the artlsta to the wonders o f our com ­ munity. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL SPONSORED BY: C IT Y She believes artists are coming to know S em i­ n ole County and the Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts a s a respected arts communi­ tyAmong the artists who have come to know this la Herbert Fellc Hofer. Hofer was nominated b y th e L a k e M a r y Heathrow Festival o f the Arts committee to receive the Creative Arts Award for the 34th Annual In­ ternational Hall of Fame. He was presented with the award this year for his many years of work In the field of folk art. Hofer Is also the recipi­ ent of the 1984 United Nations Peace Prize for his painting "Search for Paradise." Throughout the years, the festival has m ain­ tained Its appeal to those with a wide variety of Interests. For example, those Interested In the musical performing arts should be pleased with the musicians who are on hand to perform at the festival. Som e o f the a r e a ’ s most t a l e n t ed (407) OF musicians will be present at LAL Acres. "Th is Is a beautiful atmosphere for them to p e r f o r m I n . " L uc as Bourg said. She said that the In­ formal beautiful o f the festival site w ill allow many who might find classical music or ballet Inaccessible a little friendlier and more en­ joyable. According to LucasBourg. there may be some traffic tie-ups on both Lake Mary Boule­ vard and on Interstate 4 for those who plan to attend the festival. "There are going to be hundreds o f thousands of people a t t en d i n g the festival over the two days." she said. "There w i l l be s o m e t r a f f i c backups." There will be plenty of parking at the festival grounds, however. There Is no charge for parking. Admission to the event Is B1 per person. Festival hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. 889-1741 APOPKA �• - Sanford Horafct, Sanford, Florida - TTturtdcy, October 5, 1N6 - Bargain Hun tar - Thursday, October 5, IMS Area Agency O n A g in g O f Central Flo rid a 1 407-623-1330 C lyde H. Climer, M.D. Stephen Phillips, M.D. Bobbie Bodnar, C.N.M. WANT TO HELP OTHERS? 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(A Jb ertao a'a C a ste r) *10°° Gift Certificate Good toward Custom Picture Framing of $40.00 or more. Must be presented with order* Not valid with other discounts Expires 11-30-95 C o m e Visit O u r N e w Location In L a k e M ary C e n tre k§ * i L a k e M a ry C e ntre • Albe rtson 's P la za M L a k e M a iy Btvd. & La k e E m m a R d . (Next to Radio Shack) rT ? 0 ' M SM & 6r �• - Sanford HaraJd. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Octobar 8, IMS - Bargain Huntar - Thursday, Octobar 5, 1808 Mayors from Sem inole County cities welcom e festival-goers Lake Mary * ★ H ltfJH l ri)|j HIM l.HI I.M US %IIIIH i UMi'i IHOKS ^ A 1IH A H H I IH HIISINf S', HHHUII *• Dress Your Home D For The Holidays! H B OWOVERHEAID=LIm PRICES * Cindy Tons Level Loop w/Foim Back HeTComn * ’ We'rt Your U a t Full , Struct Huurint; Sion' W ILD In Ttiim Thin Woods! • Souvenirs • Collectibles • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot, Lot More! M P iu K u n Till* Rtf. H IM Sanford The City of Oviedo Is proud to support th e L a k e M a r y - H e a t hr o w F es ti val of the A r t s . Oviedo has a grdwtng community of artists ana art-related businesses: thus an awareness o f the contributions they m ake to a community. As Mayor of the City of S a n f o r d , I w a n t to comm end all of those Involved with the Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival o f the Arts for creating a program that benefits not o n l y t he L a k e Mary/Heathrow area, but su rroun din g c ummunltes as well. This is a s i g ni f i c an t s o ur ce of p r i v a t e fu nding for classroom Improvements In our area schools and scholarships for our high school graduates. It Is then with great appreciation that w c ac­ knowledge the efforts of the Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival as It continues to meet the needs o f our W e commend th e Festival for the num er­ ous art scholarships that have been given in the past and wish the o rg a ­ nization every success as It endeavors to encourage students Interested In the "wonderful world of a r t.*’ Miriam W. Bruce, Mayor City of Oviedo □B ee Mayors, Page 9 hours n* wri t six us IUI MU HOURS a»i tf ia moh »« rs s>r i ) 26625 SR 46, Sorrento, FL Waar Warranty air m 17 .8 8 llapOrada r m . I I Hardwood u r»| IPtrauat lUraWana Finish | Our F iM tt Saxony’s A Textured Crush Ratltters Continuing fa O.tr .’ 3'sir! >.«< .i flECKESM'SHMil' BAf '2 ' 1«05 S. Frrmk W , ,W .nl • {107) K M 6JI) R*1 ttt.KlUa Starting At WdiMiitei! Instdildhun • l)0 Ddy S,tine As C.tsh w Discumi! On All l et j nut Lie LEE’S Famous Recipe Chicken 16.88 2 .4 9 SO. YD. ^ Oviedo zjesema T e n d Ultimate Stain Rttiitanca | (9 t/2U.#» W«lctl4onR/f) rh Batty* Smith THINGS J904[j£*3864 Sot! To m | Contemporary I | Barber or Kio | Proof Rough A Ready Lowry ftockatt craw* H«t M K 'C A R P E T ' & T ILE Tbirs's Somithlng W elcom e to the 9th a n n u a l Lake M aryHeathrow Festival o f the Art*. This festival la the largest single event held In Seminole County. The attention of the local, national and Interna­ tional arts communities a r e f o c u s e d on t h i s festival and our commu­ nity. Through the dili­ gent efforts and hard work o f the past and present festival commit­ tees, participants, and volunteers, this even t has become an unparal­ leled success. T h e works o f more than 350 artists from around the world w ill be shared and appreciated by the 100,000 plus at­ tendees. However, the r eal " S t a r s " o f t hi s festival are the elementa­ ry. middle school, and high school students who w ill display their talents and compete, either Indi­ vidually or on behalf o f their class, for monetary awards. Everyone w ill be a winner, the artists, the students, the teachers and most of all the com ­ munity. 1 encourage everyone to a t t e n d the L a k e Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts, for this event Is t r u l y " F l o r i d a ’ s Festival for Art Scholar­ ships.” Lowry E. Rockett. Mayor City o f Lake Mary ^ �. Sanford H fild . Sanford. Florida - Thursday, OctoOar 9. IMS - Bargain Huntf - Thursday, QctoOse S, 1MB - • M ayors— Continued from P i f * 8 •students, a true Invest­ ment in the future of any com m unity. M ir ia m & V a le rie 's ScKoo(§1 ^owce vast,'wmv minwwfj*ih u im k h m ia Bettyc D. Smith. Mavor City o f Sanford W in te r S p rin g s A s M ayor o f Winter Springs I would like to extend the well wishes of th e W i n t e r Springs Commissioners and citi­ zens o f Winter Springs for your 9th annual Lake Mary-Hcathrow Festival of the Arts. *«/: n ,_.4 *' 1,v'f ; . *' Your festival contrib­ utes to the recognition of your city and Seminole County. Most o f all I want to congratulate your ef­ forts for being an event to our county that Is popu­ lar with our citizens and productive. Best wishes for another successful festival. John F. Bush. Mayor City o f Winter Springs Htratd Photo by Rogtf Hunock Art com as in many forms al Ihs festival. Don’t Miss The Musical Production Saturday at 1:00 On The Big Stage Ct V ttiUvCV The S.O.D.A Pops, 1995 Grand National Champions of the U.S. Talent Competition ■\ K HAVE YOU BEEN TO PARADISE? ^ F L O R ID A 'S RUBBER STAMP PARADISE? YOU WILL LOVE THIS STORE!!! 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DeUnd.FL 33730 (407) 668-5123 (407) 736-0947 Wedding, foimimSfXMlfonts, X S p ftotoi onTkko, Tapebuplicalwg,£gul Affordable Video % Photography CamdJMdafn)(hd»kjn» mxuMSvmm-m Q u a lit y ! �i t - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October 5, 1MB - Bargain Hunter - iturradey, October a, imr> Student art tent offers inspiration to youth By VICKI DoBOftBHBN Herald Senior Staff Writer LAKE M ARY - Young artists w ill m ore than likely be Inspired by the gorgeous works of art they see at the Lake Marv-Heathrow Festival of the Arts. Organizers of the event hope they have found an outlet lor those creative juices that will surely be flowing. At the student art tent, aspiring artists will have a v a r i e t y o f ev e nt s , ho s t e d h y S e m i n o l e County school teachers who will teach young people crafts they can do on t h e i r o w n as an expression of their Inner selves. The teachers will pro­ vide the Instruction for these crafts as well as all the supplies to create a piece o f artwork of their own. Each hour, the craft project will be u different one. so there will be an ever-changing array of crafts. A m o n g the projects that will be provided over the tw o day event are prinimaklng. batik, mask maki ng , o r i g a mi and mosaics. There will be no charge for those children who take advantage o f the opportunity. According to the orga­ nizers. the Student Art Tent Is designed to take a fun. fresh approach to art. They w ill not only have the opportunity to see fine art produced by their peers, but they will also have the chance to sec how art Is created and hrought to life. A m id the clow ns, balloons and fare paint­ ing. the Student Art Tent Is s p o n s o re d by the Board o f Director's of the Luke M a r v - H e a t h r o w Festival o f the Arts. The Itoard will make a donation to the art pro­ gram of the school where each of the participating teachers Is employed. "W e would like to In­ vite students o f all ages to Join us." said Carol Gentry’ , art Instructor at Lake Mary High School. "There w ill be something for everyone." Festival pays for scholarships By VIC K I DeSORMIBR Herald Senior Stall Writer LAKE MARY — The young people whose art appears at the Lake Mary-Hcathrow Festival of the Arts will not be selling their works. But. while the pieces are merely for display, the students do have the opportunity to earn some big bucks lor a good cause. The Board of Directors offers scholarships to the student artists. The money can be used to pay for co lleg e or for artistic trai ni ng beyond high school. Kenya Connor accepts her award from Duke A d a m so n , w ith the Greater Sanford Chamber of Com ­ merce. C S «e Aw ards, Page 28 The Drive Is On To Support The Arts In Florida N o w you can help F lo rid a stay on the road to w ill help to fund program s in yo ur own county at renewal time or anytime. Just call or stop by su ccess m the arts with the n e w ‘ State o i She Arts" in c lu d in g the v isu al arts, m u s ic , th e a te r and yo ur lo c a l tag officer lo r d e ta ils and le t your lic e n s e plate Your ta« -d edu ctipie co ntributio n d a n ce . You can order this sp ecial license plate su p p ort fo r the arts sh o w w h e re v e r y o u go N o w A v a ila b le From Y o u r L o c a l T ag Office. T h is A d Made Possible By Seminole Cultural Arts Council. Inc. 100 Weldon Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 IS THE AIR IN YO U R H O M E M AKING YOU S l l l f • Mold • Mildew • Spores & Bacteria have been documented to cause •Headaches • Dizziness •Allergies & Other Illnesses m m m I r fisa AIR D U C T C LEA N IN G A N D C ER T IFIE D D U C T S E A LIN G Duct Leaks FREE Increase B & L ISA A IR C O N D I T I O N I N G A N D H EATIN G S ER V IC E Cooling Costs By An Average Of 23% DUCT INSPECTION With Thu Coupon Eipires November 15, 1995 323-8856 1" " DUCT CLEANING Wilh This Coupon Expires November 15, 1995 �’ '' * . rM/f t wiotoO .ytomufl? - lifnuM nraoia# - . . * i-dniw*) . . ... rr . « k . 3 Swford H fU d , Sanford, Florida - Thursday. Octobor 5, 1096 - Bargain Hunt* - Thundsy. Octobar 5. logo - i a S p o n so r to the arts Hospital’s commitment extends to many areas By TIM PUTHOFP Special to Ihe Herald SANFORD — Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital has always been a great supporter o f the arts and our community. In the past year alone, we have sponsored the London Symphonv Orchestra’s final concert at the Florida International Festival, and we were able to bring the LSO’s string quartet, the "Lite Brigade” to Sanford. We arc also a sponsor o f MusicFest. a gospel and spiritual concert held annually at Lake Monroe Park. For the Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival o f the Arts. Central Florida Regional Hospital is providing flrst-ald services for visitors to the festival. W e realize how Impor­ tant the arts arc to the quality of life In our community, and we will continue to support cultural events in Ihe Seminole County area. FU* Photo Open-heart surgery is performed regula rly al Central F lo r id a Regional H ospital’s state-of-the-art unit, the only one in Sem inole County. Ouf commitment to the community does not end with the arts, however. Through the generosity o f our associ­ ates. our hospital has been recognized mERLE noRmnn C O S M E T I C as a Pacesetter Organization by the Heart of Florida United Way. Our associates serve the com m unity as volunteer members of organizations such as Boys and Girls Clubs. Sem i­ nole County School Foundation, Sem ­ inole County Healthy Start Coalition and Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Central Florida Regional Hospital's comm itm ent to education has resulted In being recognized by the Seminole County School Board for outstanding community service. We arc a business partner with Seminole High School. Sanford Middle School and Hamilton Elementary. We are also a corporate sponsor for Lake Mary High School athletics. Central Florida Regional Hospital provides a complete range o f medical services, from the only open-heart program in Seminole County, to the "B a b y Place.” our beautiful obstetrics uni t. Located on beaut i f ul Lake Monroe, Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital is the hospital o f choice for residents o f north Seminole and west Volusia counties. O u r Free Offer Will Open Your Eyes. S T U D I O S “ A L L A B O U T E Y E S !* ’ Bring In this ad for a free eye makeover and we ll give you our new Luxiva Ultra Thick Mascara for free. too. (You don’t have to buy a thing!) EVENING WEAR CASUAL WEAR From softly casual, to colorfully classic, to dramatic and alluring, learn -All About Eyes’ at this very special event. You'll also get tips on how to maximize your eye appeal. And you’ll walk away with a sample-size of our new Luxiva Ultra Thick Mascara that thickens, lengthens and conditions for all day wear. So come in and let us focus our attention on your eyes. mERLE noRmpn C O S M E T I C S T U D I O S Tilt* Place for the Beautiful Face.™ 323-6505 It's 1995 A nd Make-up Techniques Have Changed. Let Us Teach You F o r - L a k e M a r y /S a n fo r d W a l- M a r t C e n te r M.A.D.pr> Don't miss M U About Eyes" from Merle Norman September 15 through October Iff. <t >< FREE. �••• v-Vr/i r- 14 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thuredey. October 8, IMS - Berpeln Hunter - Thuradey, October ft, 1MS Sponsored B y The S em in ole County H istorica l Society Come Ei\joy an Unforgettable Adventure TRADITIONAL PIONEER CRAFTS DEMONSTRATIONS HAN DM AD E A R TS AND CRAFTS Desketmaklng • qullta • rope Coopers • Broome • Indigo Dyeing • Chair Caning So ib U ik ln d Old-time Medlelno Show Native American a Civil War Encampment nrrajrtjAT* * Flywtteelera Engine# * Toole o f yootsryoar Traditional Mueie Hletorleal ] SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FI NE AND PERFORMING A R T S Hundred# of Hand-Made Arte A Crafts For I |e IANFORD For more information Call 3 2 8 -4 S C C (328-4722) A fu je u m q f Smmiwiolm C o u n t y H i s t o r y Bwy 17/92 In Sanford acroaa from naa World 300 Bush Boulevard • Sanford, Florida 32773 * 407*321 >2430 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 100 W e ld o n Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32773*6109 An Equal Acceaa / Equal Opportunity Community C olle g e Free Admission • r ••\ ; ;. . Free Parking �Sanfowl Hfatd, B m M , Florida - THurxtoy, O c to fr 8, 1 1 6 - la rp tn Hunt* - Thomimr, Q ctottf g, i f . <1 The Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts gratefully acknowledges all of the individuals who helped make our Annual 1993 Festival suctum overwhelming success. Hundreds of Seminole County Businesses andcommunity mindedcitizens have come forwardto support Seminole Schools. The children in Seminole schools today are the work force and ftiture political leaden of our Community andwe especially want to publicly thank the following for serving asCorporate sponsors and/or providing majordonations for Tht NinthAnnual LakeMary/Heathrow FestivaloftheArts. C o r p o r a te S p o n s o r s a n d M a jo r D o n o r s GOLD i.J •. . / •- , •• : 3M Target Orlando Sentinel WESH TVChannel 2 WLOQ 103.1 FM Leo Trtpanier, L A L Acres Ranch . v • .* •;. Arvida Salford Herald NationsBank The Florida Lottery SunnHand Lakeside Gallery AmericanAutomobileAssn. Fann Emblem Hutchinson Mamele A Coover Courtesy Pontiac PATRONS A FRIENDS GreaterSeminole Chamber of Commerce Night HawksAerialAdvertising Mr. Print Vcumlce Construction Co. Heathrow Women’s Club SatfordJunior Woman s Club Lego Systems JimLash Blue Book Cars A Svc. MCl/Sprint GreaterLakeMary/Heathrow Chamber ofCommerce Quality by Design GreaterSanfordChamber of Commerce Crown Savings Bob McCabe Construction Co. Motto Irrigation Contractors Gary‘s Pool Service McDonald’s ofLake Mary Publix Stores Hardy A Calloway Development Group SheriffDon Eslinger Mrs. Barbara Vaught Otters RiversideRestaurant Florida Hospital American BeachResort Gator Tree PATRONSAFRIENDS . . InternationalAir Tours Peter ScotuRestaurant CourtyardbyMarriott Statewide Electric Recoton J.C. Advertising Lake Mary Police/RlchardBeary Sanford Woman’s Club Ace Hardware/Sanford Mullins Development Consulting Services Central Florida Regional Hospital Cypress CreekIntermediaries Orient 4 Seasons Change inSilk Winn Dixie Albertsons Lake Mary Woman's Club Goodings Florida SlateConservatory ofMusic T.C.I. Seminole Community College Oviedo ChamberofCommerce Stirling Realty Kirby TentRentals W.L.W. Construction Co. Home Depot Bobby AUison Cellular Systems Western Waste YamahaGoffCarts Bishop Simms Wave Communications Ken Rummel Chevrolet Dimensions Design/Drafiing South Seminole Hospital Cyber Play •Intel Corp.3 ■ . • - - v *•• - �r'* « * A"i.«. '* * . 1 •' A1 »rt - % i r n i T t f i t r T - " i n ^ i • * te r* Mp WiWHl j|i ii immeidd11>»#fc ANNA CHEN# Patnlings: Wft'P1 Booth I w 3 .« jm *11■11 NALD GIBBONS th #303 * *> «h #3 , ■Jf "Ml ROBERT STAGEME "Mixed Media Booth #124 'M ixed hit �H. H E R M A N ?! w y if ■>* i ii| vN^OUUF, M U L *• * .*■#. . **. 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Below: Natalie Weld and Jacob Twilleager of the S.O.D.A. Pop competition team, demonstrate how they won 'Best In the Show' recently during the national championships. This talented group of dancers from Miriam ' Valerie's School of Dance Arts is comprised of students ranging in age from 6 to 19. Keeping audiences spellbound Is their specialty. Art at the festival comes In many forms, including a sculpture fashioned after the skeletal remains of a desert animal, above, and the varied creations kids can form with interlocking multi-colored blocks. �• * * . Interactive Dltc Jockey Penny Taylor, above, w ill host entertainment on stage fo r the ninth annual Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arte. Taylor engages her audience in her show, often featuring high energy dancers, line dancing, crazy party games, Umbo and Twist contests. Right: Artisans of leaded glass drew admirers to the festival. • ♦ ' I • �J * • - Sanford H a ro ld , S a n fo rd , Florida - Thursday. 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Lake Brantley Dance Team 12:00- 1:00 p.m. Seminnlc High Dance Team "Dazzlers" 1:00-2:00 p.m. Miriam and Valerie's School o f Dance Arts 2:00-3:00 p.m. Penny’s Music Box Productions 3:00-4:00 p.m. Seminole Community College "Jazz Band" 4:00-5:00 p.m. Slim Man "J a zz" WLOQ F lorid a L o t te r y M a la Stage S o a d a y , O c to b e r 8 12:30-1:30 p.m. Seminole High School, 5 groups, under direction of Bob McGuire 2:00-3:00 p.m. Seminole Community College Symphonic Band under the direction o f Dr. Bill Hinkle '3:30-4:30 p.m. Show Tim e Dance Studios •C a g e 's Featured entertainer ‘Sum Man’ aka Tim Camp la on* of tha- Rainbow." Inataad of anargstlc guitar featurad parformara appaarlng at tha rock, tha Slim Man specializes In Jazzy, Laka Mary-Haathrew Festival of tha keyboard-baaed pop, a aound that haa Arta. S lim Man la a aingar and mora In common with Sada than Stona aongwrttar with a critically reviewed TamplaPliota. album to hla cradit namad "End of tha Satu rday, O cto b er 7 11:00- 12:00a.m. Engliah Elementary 1:00-2:00 p.m. Spring Lake Elementary 4:00-4:30 p.m. Partin Elmentary “ Starshlne" show choir *1 !teb Keeth Elementary 2:00-3:00 p.m. Enjoy the Fruits and Veggies o f O ur Labor Festival attendees can ride the Fun Express around the grounds. 3:00-4:00 p.m. Deltona Panthercttes 4.00-5:00 p.m. Stenstrom Elementary Folk Dancers (Oviedo) 2:00 p.m. Skydlversfrom the DeLand Skydiving team. Joe McLaughlin, owner o f "Gator T re e" will lead the Jumpers a Peaches the Clown and Friends — Clown entertainment, face painting, magic and balloon aculpturtng and artistry a L e g o blocks, hands on art in Student Art Tent, Sand and Glass Art, F lo r id a C o n s e rv a to ry o f M u sic, evaluation leaaona a Train rides — Heathrow Express. 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Ptnecrest Elem en­ the Imhrcratty of Ceatrml Florida; tary School, Stamps and patterns Lisa Culluia. who la attending Florida State University; and Laura 2:00-3:00 Suae Pence, Hen throw Elem entary Lanphter. who is atteadlag Semi* School, Designer letters 3.00-400 — Jan Pocock, Indian Trails Middle note Conuaunlty College School. Tennis shoe batik LyaaW g 0 0 -5 0 0 — Terry Cekmes. Geneva Elemen­ Christina If. Meyer, who Is atten­ 4tary School. Origam i ding St. Leo College; Ngoc Qiao ■SSil \ s a a fiT iO e L I Dtnh. who Is attending the Universi­ ty of Central Florida and Matthew 1:00-200 — Carol Gentry, Lake M ary High Thompson, who la attending Florida School* Create mcard 2 0 0 -3 0 0 — Darrae Norllng. Altam onte Ele­ State University mentary School, Sidewalk chalk m aking 3 0 0 -4 0 0 — Jane Edison, Casselberry Ele­ m entary School, Mardl-Graa masks Craig Henry, who Is attending the 4 0 0 -5 0 0 — Karen Addonixio, Lake Mary School of Vtoual Arts. New fork; High School, Mosaics Tracy Brockman, who Is attending U as AL m m i KIsuaanfltAnaia (Bjhltoafandl eiW WD FW flrW lU Ip w iM rjf MlslOipf ■< j , f \ i |‘ Awards ill is The money for the acholarahlps is one of the main focuses of the festival'a fund-raising effort*. "This to one of our Joys." said co-chairman Joanne Bourg. "We want to do what we can to en­ courage the young artist* to pursue their art. It is very Important that they do." Last year. 24 scholarship* were awarded to students at each of the district's six high schools and stu­ dents at Seminole Community Col­ lege. Three additional scholarship* the University of Florida; and Jamie Kruger, who Is attending were presented to three students lor Nicole Florida State University their work. This year's winners will be selected at the event on Oct. 7 and 8. Morgan Aiken; Sara Pelfey and Last year’s winners of 81,000 the Seminole County Youth Depu­ acholarahlps were: ties The 1994 Student Art winners Windsor L. 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M • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, OctoOar 8, 1MB - Bargain Hunter - Thursday, October S, 1998 Judges for the 1995 Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts Robert Reedy, left, Judge for the craft division of the Lake Mary-Heathrow F e s t iv a l of the A rts, is c h a i r ­ man, associate professor Department of Art, University of Central Florida, Orlando. He is a former associate professor at Bradley University in Peoria, III. and chairman of the Fine Arts Department of the Rlngllng School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Fla. Reedy earned his Bachelor's and Master's of Fine Arts degrees from the University of Mississippi, where he' majored In Ceramics and minored in Sculpture. Henry Adams, right, one of the Judges of the Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts, is director of The Cummer Gallery of Art. Jacksonville. He received a Ph.D. In 1980 In Art History from Yale University. His numerous awards include First IMS Museum Service Award to the Cummer Museum of Art, honoring it as the museum in the United States which has done most over the last three years to reach out to Its community. The award was bestowed by the First Lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, at a ceremony In the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House, Oct. 13, 1994. In 1989, he received the William F. Yates D is t in g u is h e d Service Medallion, W illiam Jew ell College, Liberty, Mo„ for the betterment of life in Kansas City and the Midwest. CASSELBERRY F U R N IT U R E George Dombek, one of the judges of the Lake Mary-Heaihrow Festival of the Arts, Is a resident of Goshen, Ark. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree In painting from the University of Arkansas. 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I’nge 7 A Mef .llfl Gf Aphlf bv Mm* I 111, Sanford auto thefts up 75 percent Life’s comparisons, contrasts Mri.ld Photo 0* Phil K»nl»lon Doris and Ashloy Tuttle, trom Jack's Full House Antiques, enjoy the nostalgic mood downtown Saturday The arts, crafts, antiques and classic car festival continues today H ead d o w n to w n tod a y for cars, crafts, antiques What can you do about it? By SHARI BRODIE Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — If you can't find something <>1 Interest to do In downtown Sanford today, you might as well stay home and watch football! From classic cars to antiques and arts and crafts, the main street area will oiler a cornucopia of sights, sounds and smells on .1 November weekend Dually seeing some rebel from the unseasonal. sweltering weather. The annual arts and crafts event, sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. Is Joined this year by Sanford Main Street and the Celery City Cruisers. W ith First S treet closed 10 triillir l i n n (>.ik Avenue to Sanford Avenue, visitors can stroll up and down the(sidewalks, enjoying the exhibits on the street or browse In the shops that are open. Many of the merchants have taken arivantagr o f the* situation and moved some ol their merchandise out on to the sidewalk and the street. On the east end of First Street. Ashley Tuttle, dressed In a period dress, stationed herself at a wooden desk from her mother's and father's shop and expected to sell all ol her delicious sugar cookies by noon Saturday. Doris Tuttle said the dress had been given to her by aunt. Mary Bridges, who also owns the antique shop next door. On the west end of the street, the chrome will shine brilliantly In the autumn sunshine, while melodies from the 1950s add to the spirit ol the elassle enr show put on by the Celery City Cruisers. Chrome Is the key word when It comes to these restored automobiles. Chrome polished so bright you can see yourself and that's on the pieces under the hood. Frank Fonder, of Orlando, displayed his 1955 Chevrolet Saturday, painted a metallic purple, replete with fuzzy purple dire hanging Irorn the rear view m irror and actual purple diee mounted on the door lin ks Fonder Imught his car 12 years ago It drove when I bought It. hut it was a wreck." he s.iitl Albert Soper, o f Umatilla, r e m e m b e r s th e d a y s See F estival, Page 8A Herald Correspondent Mptnld Photo by Tommy Vincent Lake Mary Elementary students Astilen Burns (bom lett). Elizabeth Neutralism Ed Jenson. 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IH:t p r i s o n s U, S e n , i n o l e * -rr-T ,,llllll III III* list UK I m l r s I llllll \ lot.I !$ i W IIO,,,,,“ ‘ " l" ■ . . , . I, s it u a t io n O tic c a s e lias I as*' m i m h r i N lot **.H *» Tim e o f th e year lor fun ll.ialil I'l.'.ti. I., >''■ > sssss ssuss? r r / r ■""• • g r r D m it b r n l. I>iif!r I D ' HERALD for th e best local new s co ver ws �Bsnford Herald, Sanlord, Florida -Sunday, November 6. IN S Undercover cops hit the street Palestinian group to d tr's assets frozen TAM PA — Tw o Florida bank accounts linked to new Islam ic Jihad leader Ramadan Abdullah have been frozen under a presidential order, a senior U.S. Treasury Department official has confirm ed. Banks w ere searching for other accounts controlled by Abdullah, the official, who was not Identified, told The Tam pa Tribune for a Saturday story. Abdullah once taught at the U niversity or South Florida and headed a think tank with USF ties. The dozen accounts — Abdullah's personal account and an account for the think tank. W orld and Islam Studies Enterprise - t o t a l about $17,000. President Clinton Issued an order Jan. 24, singling out 18 people and 12 terrorist groups he said threatened ongoing peace talks between tsraelfi ana Palestinians. Th e Islam ic Jihad and Its leader at the tim e, Pathl Shikakl, each w ere Hated. Abdullah, a form er U niversity o f South Florida adjunct professor, succeeded Shikakl when he was killed In Malta last week. SANFORD — Members o f the Sem inole County sheriff's deportm ent City/County Investigative Bureau (CCIB). and Sanford police Special Investigative Unit (SIU) and the street-level drug group o f the police, the QUAD Squad, were all out m aking their rounds In undercover operations W ednes­ day night and Thursday. O fficers concentrated on som e o f the areas where numerous arrests * for drugs and prostitution have occurred In the past months. The follow ing arrests were reported: • T h e QUAD Squad arrested Deaundrta Jerm lnc Bradley. 20, o f 2180 Airport Blvd.. at Lake Monroe Terrace Thursday. He was charged with possession o f a controlled substance (m ariju an a), w ith in ten t to eell/dlstribute. The amount o f marijuana was Identified by police at 43 grama. •S IU agents arrested Mike T. Sm ith, 18,' 2550 Hartwell Avenue, at Sixth Street and O live Avenue In Sanford Thursday. He was charged with possession o f a controlled substance and resisting a law enforcem ent officer without violence. •C C IB agents arrested Tam ara N. Thom ­ as. 32, w ith no local address, on CR-427 In Altam onte Springs Wednesday. She was charged with assignation to comm it pro­ stitution. •D en n is J. W alker. 50, o f Altam onte Springs, was arrested by CCIB agents on CR-427. He was charged with sale/dellvery o f a conterfeit substance. •S teven Eugene Argro, 42. o f Altamonte Springs, was also arrested on CR-427 on a charge o f sale/dellvery o f a controlled substance. •O 'K eith 8. Riggins, 33, o f 1701 Carthy Avenue. Sanford, waa a rre s te d CCIB agents at 20th Street and S ou th tl Road In Sanford. He was charged w ith I o f a controlled substance (cocaine). I • Matthew Conrad M artinet, 27, o f A| monte Springs, was arrested by CCIB agel at Sanlando Park In Altam onte S p rii Thursday. He was charged w ith exposure sexual organs. f • Rickey Dewayne Qoettach, 41, 816 1 Third Street. Sanford, waa arrested by d CCIB at the Environm ental Center in W lnl Springs Thursday. He was charged wfl exposure o f sexual organa. • Mark Welrback, 34, o f Deltona, was alj arrested at the Environm ental Center. I waa charged with assignation to com m it lewd act. N i n w i w in p f i u i i i f K J i o n t i TALLAH ASSEE — Com m ercial fisherm en have Won prelim* Inary victories In their lawsuit dem anding $3.5 m illion m ore In com pensation after voters banned them from using their nets in Florida waters last year. Circuit Judge W illiam O ary ruled Friday that the fisherm en can cash checks totaling $1.9 m illion for turning in their nets without surrendering their claim to the $3.5 m illion in unpaid Stsvsnfcon tapped to hoad SASAA SANFORD — Ann Stevenson has the background to qualify her to be the first executive difoctof of ttWr,Sctnloolc ^ipocld' *1— -A ^ i a X— ! —»-* — * ---Oi 9cnoot aqttim iw n im • and Associates (SASAA). For one term, from 1966 to 1990, she was a m em ber o f the Qounty pcltool (xMi^d# heading that group from 1988 to 1990. Prior to that, aha taught mFth at Oviedo High ffehtwi and truh* H owell H igh School and eras director o f ocreonncl for tlie school district A fter her stint on the erhool board, she spent three years as the ch ief negotiator for the Volusia County schools. She also served as president o f SA SA A in the late lOTOs. K n o w n th en as Ann 1 have debated a long tim e as to whether or not to w rite this story as I certainly don't want to alienate some o f m y oldest an dearest friends. But It Is a good story, and surely after 40 plus years w e can all look bock back and share In good humor the way we were grow ing up in Sanford. Th is is a history o f sorts o f a club w e has that began in fifth grade and lasted through our senior years In high school. I'm sure that* each o f us haa different m em ories o f this group: these are som e o f m ine. And this w ill be a three patter, as there's lota to tellt O e M n A f Mi a ■ ^ T . 'n in t Y il n . . h r o i l y P ig t a il W U O Jonl Saunders m oved to Sanford in 1946 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saunders, and slater. Barbara. That fall, she entered Mrs. Lucille McNab's fifth grad e class at Sanford A M ^ C IP H E R R K 7 1 which encouraged girls to form Polly Pigtail Clubs. And that is what Jonl did. She invited us to her home at 2408 Palm etto A ve. where we organized into the Polly Pigtail Club. W e had regu* 7 la r m eetin gs a t h e r h om e throughout that year. I am almost sure that a ll ■ ***• members that year were in Mrs. W he McNab's room. I have a picture P 8* 1 Df OUr class so w ill name w ho I b e lie v e w ere th e " c h a r t e r JJ * ® members'' o f our club. Th ey Club. I Qgttytbuig parte OKs book sate TA M PA - C ivil W ar bu ff Harris Mullen says he's fin ally won the w ar over the Battle o f Oettyaburg. Hu 39-ffigr iH i H , " lft InrH IWf Mtataket at Oettyburg.*' troops and if a Union general waa kMad by a anipar. Mullen said he has agreed to add tw o footnotes to the booklet one toyin g that riifw u gh "trad ition al" fu u n tn** eay Oen. A.P. HU1 w as hoping toffn d a h oes when he entered Or ifyaburg. no "prim ary ^ U u n v u m u i" In d f r H i,>ffm u T ifo **>|>|w>**M*M * A elm liar footnote goee for whether Oen. John Reynolds wae i>iiiw< jyy g cun federate fn fprr i I - H «r« art th« !l numbtra Mlocted nth* Florida lottery: Qualifying for tha Amartoan draam Sem inole County residents who dream o f owning their own homes, but who may need • Httlo nolp from the non-profit organization, ooooftunltv roee lt dldn THE W EATHER ,[> Highs In the upper 70a to Iow a r 1 ' T 80s Tuesday: Mostly fair. Lows in the upper 50a north to mid1 SOa south. Hfgha in the Io w a to [ m id aos. W ednesday: P artly cloudy with a chance o f aH anoon showers a thunderstorms. Low s in the Io w a to m id SOa. Highs in the Io w a to m id 90s. T ^ 1SS^rr-u ■ $ s y jjg a > MOKOAT M r lS d l ,1 M O T * * * wtter q g ^ w a u r e o f 75 degrees. ■aaaa.- w aves are Vt to I foot and choppy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature o f 75 dc* re ri ■% • — ■*! TuaaoAT Fair 88-SI r i m t w i r * * 1* 9 u W ft jjT C lM Sund8y! W ind northeast IS to 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay an d in la n d w a ters ch op p y, Isolated abowevs. Sunday night: W ind nnrifuar i 15 to 20 f c S . Sens 4 to 6 foet. nay and waters choppy. Isolated showers. Th e Polly- Pigtails enlarger that next year, probably bring Ing In Paulette Cason. Jeanette C levelan d. N ancy Roundtree Barb Caaoube, Martha Owen B etty Anne Stiles, and Patty W alker. Jeanette W athen m oved to Ft, Pierce after fifth grade and Lynn Rau lerson m oved to Atlanta after the eeventh. Carol Loecheit cam e in during fl H • �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, November 5, 1995 - 1A conviction or grand theft. • W illiam W hite. 36. 1602 W. 15th Street. Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Thuradny. He was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f possession o f cocaine. P O L IC I B R IIP B Drtvar’a lleanaa for sate Sanford police arrested Daniel Bradshaw. 34, o f 144 Academ y Avenue early Friday. O fficers said they were responding to a call regarding a suspicious person in the 900 block o f Tuskegee Drive, when they located Bradshaw. According to the arrest report. Bradshaw reportedly attem pted to sell another person's driver's license to an unidentified person. Police charged him with attem pting to sell a driver's license, unlawful use o f a driver's license, and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Battery •G a ry W illiam Kolm etz. 34. 214 Lakebreete Circle. Lake M#rv. was arrested by sheriff’ s deputies at his residence Wednesday, follow ing a reported altercation w ith his brother. He was charged with nattery. dom estic violence. •F ran k Paul Ftumara. 31. 282 Morning Otory Drive. Lake Mary, was arrested by deputies at his residence Thursday follow ing a reported dispute w ith hts w ife. He was charged w ith battery dom estic violence and aggravated assault dom estic violence. •D a vid Lee Sheppard, 44, 828 Lighthouse Cove. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at hts residence W ednesday follow ing a reported fam ily dispute. He was charged w ith aggravated suit, dom estic violence. Warrants •W illia m Bills. 28. o f 2 1 7 ! G ranby Street. Sanford, reportedly turned him self In at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday. He was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f possession o f cocaine. •C econaie Brad well, 31, 418 Bay Avenue, SanJbrd, served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. Bradw cll was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f attem pted sale o f cocaine. •J osep h Jerom e Holden. 28, 2484 B. 21st Street, Sanford, was located by deputies at Sanford Avenue and Airport M vd. Thursday. He was wanted for violation o f probation on a Where thara’s smoka, there's aewer tasting 8toten vehicles • A light blue I960 Cadillac, license number TLL-34 was reportedly y istolen Thursday from a residence near 12th trret arid Maple Avenue In Sanford. • A 1989 blue Jeep Cherokee, license number LBI-67E was reported stolen early Friday from a parking lot at RosecllfT Apartm ents In Sanford. Pianos missing Tw o separate reports o f m issing pianos have now been filed lanford police. One report, filed this past Thursday, said with Sanf the theft m ay nave occurred between Jan. I. 1990 and Oct. 30, 1998. Th e ow ner said tw o pianos, valued at 821,000 plus 88.000 In other Items had been rem oved from a now-closed m oving and storage operation on Pine Avenue. The second report, filed on Oct. 24. said a 820,000 grand piano had been d eterm in ed 'to be m issing from the same storage facility, som etim e between 1988 and Oct. 1998. Dane# favar Asbury, 11, both of ', Crystal Hayas, 11, right, and Sitephanle 8anford, dance to the music riaay night at the Fun World Middle School Danes Party sponsored by the b?'lce Athletic League. The event Is scheduled every Friday to give middle school students a safe, fun place to go and socialize. Sanford polies reports A Free Gift Tb New Friends. • A wom an’s purse with a total value o f 8880 was reportedly stolen W ednesday from a business In the 200 block or E. First Street In downtownSanford. • A n estim ated 8161 In household Items were reported stolen Thursday from a residence In the 300 block o f Palm etto Avenue. Thafa right! ChooseMaweektomake yuur vuiy wx ■ppomuTWiT10our Mtfou^§p®rt/Tnnl.,, •H ousehold furnishings valued at 87.280 were said to have been taken since Oct. 20. from a residence In the 100 block o f Sir Lawrence Drive. • T h irty denim dresses, valued at 81.888. were reported stolen Thursday from a store at Sem inole Tow ne Center. and TheraWINlea Nfoa turpriea AwaHfng Yowl (WaVeouttowinyouover.) •F o u r wheel rim s valued at 8800, said to have been i& red In a vehicle, were reported stolen Thursday from a 1989 Bulck In the parking lot o f Sem inole Tow ne Center. * ^ •E n gin e parts with a total value o f 8378 were reportedly stolen Thursday from a 1966 Chevrolet parked In the Q o o block o f Orlando Drive tn Sanford. Kaiser P0NTUC*SUCB*SM0 TBUCK 1S90 SouthWoodUndlbd., Defend OtlANOS047M-MS] * DAYTONA MM* . OMANOOM TUU M I 10CATID AT n « COKNt*Of HWV. 17-IJ S HWV. ISA* Same Bank New Name n t fS O STITT TTrlltr_________________ SANFORD - W here there's sm oke, th ere's fire. But not necessarily so along the streets o f downtown Sanford during this com ing week. Th e sm oke w ill be cause by sewer system testing. Tom Zenker o f Conklin, Porter A Holm es In Sanford, w ill be conducting an Inflltratton/inflow evaluation o f Sanford's sewer system . Zenker said he expects stark to begin by « V • P rio r to th e s ta rt o f a n y s o k e -re la te d te s tin g , p in k win be placed on all i at or near the area. It _________ it the rrr"h T used is not harm ful to people or furnishings. It la odorless and leaves no residue. Sm oke cannot enter buildings unless a potentially dang erous leak Is present. Th e pam phlet « “ g e - * » that any ohasnsllno o f H ie smoke WTTHIN a building ahould be fip o n io tmmadiutety. A phone number to con tact or far Inform ation, la 3304640. the C ity o f Sanford U tility Depart* •> Itial *«— Zenker — m Initial i *ing is to be done from U.8. H ighw ay em lnoic 17*92, along Sem inole Boule* ' vard on the lakefront, to approx* im ately MellonvUle Avenue. The second test area w ill run a o u t h o n b o t h s id e s o f M e llo n v ille A ven u e to 28th Street. The third area is on the southern side o f 28th Street from MeUonvtlte Avenue to Airport Bhrd. The tests are being conducted In order to aasiat tn im proving the sewer service within the city o f Sanford and fo ra lr any arid aU aanttary sewer through the TUX SunBank Is Now Sufintist The distinctive new sign outside o u r bank Is a sym bol o f ou r commitment to a bright future and the continuation o f ou r tradition ofproviding yo u the vciy best in banking services. Why the change? Well, fo r years now wete been part o f the SunTrust fam ily o f banks. And with six different names in fo u r states, it only made sense to begin using o u r corporate name: SunTrust. N ow yo u 'll recognize SunTrust at over 650 locations throughout the Southeast. 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Edwards, M D •KringWThe Holiday livar! t> , Your friends at Billiards : Q - BIZ In Longwood, florida lavy-to-operate toucti motion iih x Iuimuii . Blue "St. llnio" Wear Dated* veto* ii()TM>lytef> ivan.urytic lileisl. «>nn i » «> i atureik mg After Sole S4AH.H5 Wall Hugger Recliner With Hideaway Tray ii i» i i n n n u n & 5-P c. Oak Veneer Dining Room Group HomHoum America 208 E. FIRST ST., 8ANF0RD (407)322-0204 et fHeaven f Th* F**d & Grain S‘A* high. A*jJUtWrNv% tth SHOE STORE m • 11~•».111” <i For the functions listed ubovc. udvuncc sign up or reservations are required. Conluti the Golden Age Games headquarters at the Sanford Civic Center or plume 321 -2838. 40‘ * 72' tuntle bate table extendi to 84’ with 12’ leal. 4 vide ctum comptete llie vet. 41040J Bullet with Imtch... 1797.77 t »tra vide chair....... 9135.00 txtra aim chair....... 919540 Welcome Back Golden Age Games Scenes from the 1994 games The following Is a lint of events and times for Monday and Tuesday: M ONDAY. Nov. 6. 1098: • 7:<X) a.m. — Breakfast. Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by the Over 50 Club • 7:30 a.m. — Golf. Calloway system. Mayfair Country Club, sponsored by First Baptist Clnireh of Sanford. • 0:(X) a.in. — Tennis at Sylvan Lake Park sponsored by City of Sanford. • 0:00 a.m. — Cycling. 5K race beginning at Sanford Ctvlr Center, sponsored by Sanford Cyclers • 0:30 a.m. — Synchronized Swimming at Luke Brantley High School, sponsored hv American Bed Cross. • KMX) a.m. — Checkers at Sanford Senior Center sponsored by Sanford Seniors Club. • 11:00 a.m. — Singles howling at Bowl America, sponsored by Bowl America • 1:00 p.m. — Golf. Calloway system. Mayfair County Club, sponsored by First Baptist Church. • 1:00 p.m. — Cycling. 10K race beginning at Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by Sanford Cyclers • 2:00 p.m. — Men'.-. 8-ball billiards, at Q-Blz o f Longwood, sponsored by Q-HIz o f Longwood. • 5-7 p.m. — Museum tour and social reception at Sanford Museum, sponsored by City of Sanford. TU ESD AY, Nov. 7, 1998 • 7:00 a.m. — Breakfast at Sanford Civic Center sponsored by the Over 50 Club. • 7:30 a.m. — Handicap Golf. Mayfair Country Club, sponsored by First Baptist Church of Sanford. • H a.m. to 4 p.m. — Hobby A Photography show, exhibitors only. Sanford City I lull. s|>ousored by Seminole County Extension Homemakers. • 8:30 a.m. — Two-mile historic fun walk beginning at Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by Seminole Baptist Association. • 9:00 a.m. — Basketball at Salvation Arm y Gymnasium, sponsored by Hotary Breakfast Club. • 9:00 a.tit. — Women’s 8-bnll billiards, at Sanford Senior Center. s|Kinsored by City of Sanford. • 9:00 a.m. — Tennis tit Sylvan Lake Purk. sponsored by City of Sanford. • 9:30 n.m. — Bowling, doubles, at Howl Amrrica, sponsored by Howl America. , • 10:00 a.m. — Dominoes, singles, at Sanford Senior Center, sponsored by Kclltcd Senior Volunteer Program IR5VP) • 1:00 p.m. — Crlbbage at Sanford Senior Center, sponsored by Greater Orlando Crlbbage Club. • 1:00 p.m. — Gulf, handicap, at Mayfair Country Club sponsored by First Baptist Church o f Sanford. • 2:00 p.m. — Badminton, at Salvation Army Gymnasium, sponsored by Bela Sigma Phi. • 6:00 p.m. — Twilight river cruise on Rlvcrshlp Romance. s|xmsored by Rlvcrshlp Romance. 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FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 K. Loar •Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh •Builnaaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*............................819.50 0 Month*........................... 830.00 1 Year............................... 878.00 Florida Raaldants mutt pay 7% oala* tax In addition to rata* above. EDITORIAL Kudos to senior athletes H a ve a Tew hou rs to sp are? H ow abou t a few d a y s? W a n t to d o so m eth in g g o o d fo r y o u rs e lf as w e ll a s o th e r p eop le? A tten d a G old en A g e G a m e, an d b ecom e a ch eerlead er. A fte r th e torch la lit tod a y, th e co m p etitio n ga m es b eg in M on d a y an d co n tin u e th rou gh S a tu rd a y. T h e re w ill b e ga m es and even ts w h ich re q u ire stren g th , sta m in a an d an e x tre m e ly h e a lth y b o d y. T h e re a re oth ers w h ich a re d esign ed s p e c ifica lly fo r p erson s w h o m ig h t n o t b e a b le to co m p ete I f fitn e ss o f b o d y w a s th e p rereq u isite. A ll o f th e p iu tlclp a n ts In th ese gam m u st b e 55 o r o ld er, an d a re co n sid ered "S e n io rs . in co n n ectio n w ith th ese gam es, (e v e n th ou gh so m e In th eir 5 0 's d o n 't lik e th e use o f that w o rd a t th is p oin t In life ). T o ch a n g e th e su b ject fo r a m om en t: m oot e v e ry o n e is w e ll a w a re o f th e S p ecia l O ly m p ic gam es, w h ere p a ren ts a re u rged to b e on hand to su p p ort va rio u s ty p e s o oilf h an dicap ped y ou n gsters. T h e ir p oin t, w h ich is w ell-ta k en , is th a t fo r th ese co m p etito rs, w ith a v a rie ty o f p rob lem s, a h u g, a sm ile, an d a p a t o n th e b a ck is n eed ed a n d d eserved . S u p p ort b rin g s co n fid en c e an d a fe e lin g o f a cco m p lish m en t to a co n testa n t, n o m a tter w h eth er It’s a w in . secon d p la ce, o r a co m p lete loss. E v ery o n e is co n sid ered a w in n er becau se th ey tried . W e su g g est, in k e ep in g w ith th e su p p ort u rged fo r th e S p ecia l O lym p ics, th a t su p p ort b e g iv e n to th e sen io rs in th ese G old en A g e G a m es in S a n fo rd th is w eek . O n ce a p erson is retired an d n o t a s a c tiv e as h e o r sh e o n c e w as, a fe e lin g o f a cco m p lish ­ m en t ca n g o a lo n g w a y in p ro m o tin g h app in ess an d a fe e lin g o f su ccess. W e h a ve seen p erson s on h an d fo r g a m es, w h o w erfe'sg g .^ lM te. 7 0 M J B > g N % c o n te s ta n ts th e m s e iv tt, e x p re s s aa m r e m * * p rid e th a t o n e o f th e ir‘p a ren ts, (in th e tr 9 0 s), w a s in o n e o f th e G old en A g e O a m es even ts. L isten to so m eon e lik e th a t an d y o u w ill k n ow w ith o u t a d o u b t th e fe e lin g p eo p le h a v e w h en th e y su ccessfu lly com pete A fe w p a rticip a n ts in th e past, a n d p erh ap s th is y e a r, h a ve b een o v e r th e a g e o ‘ f :100. W Ul ea ch o f ua b e to p a rticip a te w h en are [ th e ce n tu ry m ark ? W ill a n y o n e b e o n hand w h en w e d o ? W ill an yon e ca re? T a k e so m e tim e o ff th is w eek , a n d a tten d o n e o r m ore o f th e G olden A g e G a m es. Y ou a re bou n d to kn ow som eon e w h o is en tered . R egard less, ch eer som eone on , an d co n g ra tu ­ la te th e w in n ers an d th e oth er p a rticip a n ts as w e ll. It tr ill m ak e th em feel as th ou gh , w in o r lose, th e y R E A L L Y d id som eth h in g, g T lt w ill m ak e y o u fe e l good in k n ow in g th a t you h elp ed . LETTER Rezoning not right The proposed resorting o f land on the Silver Lake highlight ‘ ta the unfairness tin t occurs when zoning is used U to enrich a few landowners rather than to protect the whole community. Zoning la a contract between landowners that should protect the Interest* o f them. Zoning laws let people know in i advance what is. and is not. allowed on thetr property and on the land that surrounds them. Unfortunately, this is not how snntng tssurs are alw ays handled, Th e residents o f Stiver Lake have Invested thetr lives and savings Into their homes and property. Th ey have the rijpit to feci reasonably sure that the fo ilin g they purchased their land under, and the zoning o f surrounding property, w ill remain basically unchanged. Any changes should be for the greater good o f the entire comm unity, not Just a few landowners or developers. The homeowners around the lake abided by the zoning lawa that required m inim al development and large lots. Th ey trusted that the way o f life they sought was protected. It is the responsibility o f the i v i l governm ent to ensure that such protection, which the governm ent set up. isiprov provided. A single hom eowner who purchased land with a low den sity design ation , and w ho had fu ll knowledge o f the zoning restrictions in force at ‘ h* tim e, should not be allowed to ruin the environ­ m ent o f those w ho played by the rules. Her decision to seek annexation into the city and the higher taxes that go w ith it should not be an argum ent for resonlng. Just because a single landowner wants to become a little richer, is no reason to ruin the com m unity for the neighbors. That would be a violation o f the zoning contract. Lim iting developm ent to what the land is already zoned for is not a taking o f property rights. The rights to developm ent were defined when that land was purchased years ago. Th e ow ner knew what she was getting at the time. Regardless o f any good topment. intention* for quality developm ent, resonlng land fo r 60 0 square foot apartments that is adjacent to ' o off idollars is hom es w orth hundreds o f thousands Just not right. Art W oodruff Sorority focus: Math and science Alpha Kappa Sorority. Inc. has proclaim ed the week o f Nov 6-11, 1995 "M ath and Science Awareness W eek." In recognition o f the fact that these subjects and critical to succeaa In a technology-driven age. The sorority Is com prised o f over 860 chapters in 550 Am erican cities and abroad. Chapters abroad are located in Liberia, Oerm any. Korea, Bermuda. Qrcat Britain and the Virgin Islands. Alpha Kappa has always focused Its services upon you th . T h e n ation al body p rovid es fellowships and scholarships and individual chapters design other program s specific to the needs o f youth In thetr respective comm unities. The dynam ic changes wrought by technology have served as a catalyst In em phasizing the need for math-science literacy. Thua, the sorority Is proceeding to launch a nationwide effort aimed at generating Interest In math and science, through Im plem enting Partnerships In Math and Science (PIMS). Kappa Sigm a Om ega Chapter. Sanford. Flor­ ida, is networking w ith other m em bers o f the Sem inole County com m unity In initiating this effort. Encouragement for em phasizing math and science ha* been received from : The Honorable Bettye Sm ith, m ayor o f Sanford: Dr. Paul H agerty. su perintendent o f Sem in ole County Public School*. Dr. Jam es Sawyer, executive vice president. Sem inole Com m unity College and Mr. Tracey Bailey, state coordinator LURLENE SWEETING Education Reform . Florida Department o f Education. Bailey Is a form er Satellite High School science teacher. He was Florida's "Teach er o f the Y ea r" In 1992-*93 and the National Teacher o f the Year In 1993-‘94. He received a bachelor o f science degree and a m aster's o f science tn Education Instructional Technology from Florida Institute o f Technology, Melbourne. Bailey w ill make a presentation to officially launch PIMS, W ednes­ day. Nov. 8, at the Fine Arts Auditorium . Sem inole Com m unity C ollege, between 6 and 7:30 p.m. The PIMS program w ill consist o f three phases and three Sem inole County schools w ill have these pilot programs. Th e schools are: Sem inole High. Lake Mary High and O ddaboro Elem enta­ ry. The principals o f the these schools. Gretchen Shapker, Raym ond Gaines and Ronald Nathan. Plea to African American men ' ' g jM K M - r _ you have something to f e e African Am erican women, to your ra n . your fa mikes, youraeif and the world. W hen they brouMtt your fare-father* here from A frica to be e fa v n , thi that was the beginning o f the stripping o f your sdf-rcapect, your strength and your aetf-este self-esteem . You were no longer the backbone o f your race and the head o f your fam ilies. oflen -U m n , you used as a beast o f burden or a stud for con­ cetvtng strong, healthy children. You weren't allowed to kwe, raised or nur­ ture your own children. Som e o f your children w ere sold to oth er plantation ow ners. Th ey never got a chance to know anything about you. Your w ives and wom en w ere often-U m e* used to satisfy the m aster's w ill, som etim es their being used helped to intercede few your welfare or to Uy to keep you w ith what was left o f the family. You often had to stand by and watch your women and children being abused and‘ there wasn't anything that you could do about it. In later years, the women w ere the only ones to job * in the W hile homes lo provide for the By when you weren't able to and work, this w ould g ive people the im pression th at you w ere bu y and w orth iest and d id n 't warn at to R African Am erican man, tim es aren't much better now. but this Is som ething to bear In mind. Unemployment ta getting lower aU o f the time but, aa I see It. this has always been the wav for African Am erican men. We as African Am erican wom en need you now more than ever. Ybur children, your fam i­ ly and your race need to iy ana neeu you. Ybu n u have nave storied i become ......... a dying - part• o ‘f the hi an an i r. i have heard tt said that the etrangM t 'In Am erica are the W hits m en and the Ua African Am erican w om en. W ell, It ta thus th a t the African American man take Ms place. You can do tt and now ta the tim e fo r you to atari. So many o f you say that you ca n t work far a little bit o f money or you ca n t support your fam ilies o ff o f a sm all incom e. Som e help Is better than none. Working far a small amount o f money fa better than a life o f crim e. What good are you to your race, fam ify or youraeif if you are In prison or always running and look­ ing ewer your ahouidet? M oat o f o u r m en a re m prison or on their w ay to prison, liv­ ing a life o f crim e or on d ru gi. Can't you see that this la Just what Is expected o f you or where most people o f different ethnic fo u p s want you lo be and think that this is where you are supposed to be? T h ose »e o f you th at a re d ru g d e a le rs o r addicts, what do you think this does to the African American women and to your femSfee? Do you think we Uke what we are constantly hearing about our men? Do you think w e Uke seeing what you are doing to yourselves and each other? We w want' our men to be 0 ven and shown respect. We want you to be respected as much as, i f not m ote than, the men < f other mo races. What hurts us so badly is that we know you are capable o f rising above these things, even though it w on't be easy, and we know that tt haa never been easy. It ta not easy far those o f us that are strug­ gling trying to raise the ctttldren o f our race by ou rselves, ii Is n 't fa ir fo r you to p u l th is t*Sem lnole County Is rich In resources. One o f paramount resource* at SCC Is the Career Center. BUI Irwin, who Is In charge o f the career center, concurred that math and science are fundamental subjects that need to be mastered for quality Jobs In the 21st Century. Th e aorors o f Kappa Sigm a Om ega Chapter In concert w ith com m unity leaders m entioned above as w ell aa those not m entioned are com m itted to exerting every m ens* possible to general interest in math and science. Many students avoid math and science because they view these subjects as difficult. The reality is that math and science are an Integral part o f our daily existence and the m ajority o f students can acquire the skills needed for m astery. T h e cycle o f avoiding math and science courses must be broken and they must becom e the sought after courses. JA C K AN DERSO N GUEST COLUMNIST It seems like everywhere I turn I hear nega­ tive opinions o f our African American men. It haa g o tte n so bad th a t w e, a s A fric a n American women, have started to downgrade our men. Not only that: there are other ther tAfrican American men that downgrade their brothers. We do have a sizable m inority o f A frican American men that realize thetr self-worth to themselves, their frunUies, their women, their race and to society but there is a disturbingly latge number o f African Am erican men that do not realise this tn view o f the negative opinions that are being associated w ith them and are crip p lin g th e ir e v ery th ou gh t o f try in g to obtain the thing* that are o f accom ­ plishing as long. pUahlng aa leaders o f ou r rrace. a n . Far too long, they have been the oppressed and disrespect­ ed. I am sp eakin g to them from an A frican American woraan'a point o f view which I think have given their support and exprcaacd enthuslasm for this volunteer plan to aid students. Sandy Ares, coordinator o frcomr Com m unity Services, and Joseph W illiam s, o f SCC. have a lio given their support. • Im plem entors for the program are: Phase I — Soror Mrs. Joellz Singleton, counselor at Sem i­ nole High: Phase B - Soror Mrs. Brenda Ford. Compact Program teacher. Lake Mary High: “Phase “HI - Mr. / Anthony Knight. Youth and Fam ily Education coordinator, Orlando Science Center, w ill be working with Goldsboro Clemen- responsibility on us alone. Too m any o f you put too much im portance an m aterial things and let ao-callc led prid e stand In you r M aterial things are good in their p la n when possible, but what w e need la your love, your su pport, y ou r resp ect, y ou r g u ld a n n and strong fam ily foundation*. W b need that we can lean en and depend e n .1 children. Bure, there arc a lo t o f wom en ou t there w ho are Just looking Cor security end If a man doesn't have or make a lot o f money, then they don't want him. Ih is dam agre the reiatlonahtp m ore between you and ua. But there are also some women who don't mind working tx you to accomplish goals. We can live with a Job that doesn't pay enough and we can live with­ ou t a lot o f m ateria) things I f w e could Just have you love, respect and support. Ws want to help build you up and to beip you aland tall in everything you do, and work bedside you to reach your goals. You have children that need your love, wtaSo ommht o f ou r young men ore tu ttin g to p a tte r n t£ * r lives a fter dru g dealers ana oth er crim inals b eca u se th e y d o n 't h a ve en o u g h A fric a n Am erican men to look up to or that w fll take en ou 0 i interest In them to help them get on the ritfu road. A t one tim e, A frican Am erican m en w ere very loving, protective and caring about what happened to their fam ilies. Wb nrrdrd It then and w e need tt even m ore so now. Do you reallee that, if African American men and women can atari buildirM solid foundations end solid relationships, there would be no to what we could do as a race o f people? I f you a re an A frican Am erican man who has to take a low paying Job to get started, take that Job: and then make up you r mind that you are going to work your way up, then do it. I f you are a man who haa gone to Jail and have a crim inal record, you can still do som ething with your kft. Just have faith that you can and believe in you raeif and you wtO make It. We African Am erican women w tt help you, Just show us that you are wilhng to try. We a re Ured o f toeing ou r m en to drugs. lives o f crim e and. especially, lo the ju stice system . H elp ua build ou r race. Stop killing each oth er o ff and start m aking Uars out o f other ethnic groups and Start d o itg the things that are positive and constructive so that you can get the respect that we know you deserve. A frican Am erican m en, w e are Ured o f our men being downgraded, our c h idren not having anyone to look up to, and us not having someone to lean an. Otve us that aomethktg that we know that you have lo gfye. Berry's World Doctors stand to gain from plan �• • • San(on! HoraM, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, Novambar 8, 1188 • TA I ■ Ethics to teach students at all levels, from kindergarten to 12th grade, to be o f strong character and to take responsibility for their ac­ tions. Posters encouraging students to do the right thing and to face the consequences o f their ac­ tions are hung throughout the district. Friendly but strict School Re­ source O fficers are stationed at schools encouraging students to feel com fortable enough w ith them to discuss problem s or to turn in those they believe to h a v e c o m m itte d c rim e s o r broken the code o f stu dent conduct. A toll-free 24 hour hotline is provided for students with an opportunity to discuss crim es or roblem a a t sch ool w ith o u t aving to provide their names. ‘ T h e y 're not using it enough." C o a tla a s d from P a g * 1A The fam ily didn't mind I to take precautions, but were outraged when they found that tw o young boya blatantly entered their hom e to steal the bikes. W orse yet. she said, they have met nothing but obstacles when they tried to recover their prop* erty. "W e have spoken to some children o f the same age who noticed acquaintances w ith new bikes fittin g the description o f ours, w e were even given an address," said Corless. “ H owev­ er, the im portance o f having this inforjnatkm within hours o f the deed did not deem a response. W e have offered a reward that would m otivate peers to do the right th in g." T h e sc h o o l d is tr ic t trie s , through a number o f program s K | D E A TH S H alblgsald. He said if some Lake Howell High School students had called the hotline when th ey w ere aware one o f their classm ates had a gun on campus, Expedltas "O d e tte " Reyes m ight never have accidentally shot herself last month, he said. T h e schools have also In­ stitu ted th e lr "K e y s to Y ou r Character" program , a sort o f value-of-the-month club. Each month teachers have a specific value designed to help students be better students if the value is applied In their lives. The keys to one's character, the district said, include honesty, respect, responsibility and fair­ ness. E d le V a le n tin e , w h o a d ­ m inisters the program for the district, said students are taught it is essential that students learn >V-I' — tal.* "Bom Nov. 19, 1907. In Rochelle. Oa., she m oved to Central Florida In 1992. Mrs. Fry was a homemaker. She was a m em ber o f R och elle B aptist Church and Eastern Star. Burvtvora include son. E.Y. III: four grandchildren: nine great­ grandchildren. Fam ily Funeral Care, Oviedo, in charge o f arrangements. H A R O LD J . M U D 0 I8 H a r o ld J . B r ld g e a . 7 4 . K in gsbu ry A ven u e. Sanford, died Friday, Nov. 3, 1999 at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Born A pril 16. 1921 in Pelham. Oa., he m oved to San­ ford In 1991. He was a retired railroad engineer. He was a 32nd degree Mason and a m em ber o f B ro th erh o o d o f L o c o m o tiv e Engineers. He was a veteran o f the U.8. Navy, serving In W orld W a rll. Survivors Include w ife. Rubye L.i sons. Jack T.. Sanford. Stevie R.. Osteen: sister. Nina Parker. Albany. Oa.. one grandson. Briason Funeral Home. San­ ford, in charge o f arrangements. BARBARA P. I Barbara F. Houchlns. 86. W ild H olly Lane. Longw ood. died Friday, Nov. 3, IB M . Bom in Havana, she m oved to Central Florida in 1968. Mrs. Houchlns was a homemaker. She w as a Presbyterian. Survivors include son. Roy. Longwood: two grandchildren: CORTRLTOVB. PRY Cortelyou B. Fry. 87, S h a d y . four great-grandchildren. Beacon Direct Crem ation Serv­ W ood s R oad , O en eva . d ied Th u rsday. N ov. 2. 1999, at ice, W inter Park, in charge or Central Florida Regional Hospi­ arrangements. ESTELLE O. OARRtSON Estelle O. Garrison, 78. Oay Road, W inter Park, died Thurs­ day, Nov. 2, 1999 at Florida Hospital. South. Bom Nov. 24. 1916 In BulTalo. N .Y.. she m oved to Central Florida in I960. She was a retired Railw ay Express Agency clerk. She was Catholic. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n . G regory W ayne. St. Petersburg: daughter. Sucette Marie Fulford, W inter Springs, i B a ld w in -F a lrc h ild F u n eral H om e. O viedo. In ch arge o f arrangements. JAMBS EDWARD TILLMAN Jam es Edward Tillm an. 70, East Lake Brantley Road. Long­ wood. died W ednesday. Nov. 1, 1999. at his residen ce. Mr. Tillm an was bom Nov. 27.1924. In Plant C ity. He was retired from the U.8. Marine Corps. He was a m em ber o f First Baptist Church o f Plant C ity. He Was a veteran o f W orld W ar It, the Korean W ar and the Vietnam W ar. Survivors include w ife, Opal: son. Michael. Dallas: daughter, Patty L., Jacksonville: brother. Paul. Fort Gaines. Ga.: seven grandchildren. Fam ily Funeral Care. Oviedo, in charge o f arrangem ents. to do wnat tney can to be sure their peers take responsibility for their actions. "W e teach atudenta to take responsibility for what they d o," she said. "T a k in g such respon­ sib ility is the m ost Important key to thetr character." L a w e n fo rc e m e n t o fflc e ra com m ent thay youngsters' re­ drastic happens, the pattern o f crim inal activity w ill continue and get w orse. luctance to com e forward w ith In fo rm a tio n reg a rd in g th e ir peers w ho have run afoul o f the law does make thetr tnvestigntiona m ore difficult, but that one w ay or another they "g e t thetr m an ." "M y fear la not Just this unfair lesaon today, but where w ill this er grou p be pushing and ting m y children in 10 or IB she asked, "A n d at what cost?" Y et people tike Corless are afraid that unless som ething Birthday 1 u Th e lucky recipient o f the belated greetings was popular ch ild ren ’ s au th or T om le dePaota. w ho recently turned 61. Each o f the five second grade classes w rote dePaota a letter and several o f the students were chosen to create the card that would bear the greetings. In thetr study o f the author, which included an audio tape o f an interview w ith dePaola, the students learned that he was ju st about their age when he first decided he wanted to w rite and illustrate books. DePaota cites oral reading by his m other, to the fam ily every n igh t, as the source o f his Inspiration. "I'm sure (this) has a lot to do w ith m y decision to becom e an artist. She would read the old fairy tales and legen d s," says a quote from dePaota on a teaching aid Bom Scholastic, lnc.« a publishing com pany, which conducted the interview . Th e illustrator o f m ore than 179 fwwrht, authoring m ore than 68 o f those, dePaota Is w ellknown for his retelling o f old tales, said Susan Durham, one o f the second-grade teachers. D e P a o la p e n n e d “ S tre g a N ona" in 1979. Based on an old Italian folk tale called "T h e Porridge P o t," the half-!tal!an, half-Irish dePaota w eaves his own personality into the story with words and Illustration in his own unique style. Th e book was named a Caldecott Honor Book, a prestlgous award for a children's book author. 'Strega Nona" __ icy o f Natalie W ooctksr, o f 1 Susan Durham 's claat, w hile Julian Brown. Nicola RagUng and Ed Jensen eqjoyed “ Charlie Needs a C loak," about a shep­ herd who weaves a a story based on dePaota's own experi­ ences in w eaving w hile In a m onastery in new nninpanira* One o f Durham's fkvortis de- "N o w One Foot. Now the O th er," w as also used. In this book, a g r a n d fa t h e r t e a c h e s h is grandson to walk. then, after a stroke, the grandson re-tenches his grandfather how to walk. D e P a o la a d m its th a t h is birthday la his second favorite tim e o f year, next to Christm as, so the birthday card from the Lake Mary atudenta should have been w ell received. Durham aaid in ey expect to get on answer to thetr letters soon. DePaola said in the taped Interview that he rece ives about 90,000 letters a year from children all over the country and that he tries to respond to each one, at least sending each child a special B a a I a h n nI, > m LIaW I • sois uuosst wmen m e comparison gtuuys is Upstairs, Nana Downstairs." In this book, dePaota tsU sof a Utils boy w ho visits h it frandm othar (N a n a D o w n s ta ir*) an d h ie 94-year-old great-grandm other w h o Is b ed rid d en u p sta irs. An a a IIm a a a I a aasdA^a A o u ic r po o s , w m e n A o b is w nn MMHIkAslMd Afld aow LI aAa cocnpsnng IMMlfW youui sna m m m m m 4OTH ANN1VB B E A B T of the SenatorM.1M TN P R -S u M ChrisCakr - - - - - • r Utttm gg C P N A .M O x n rn u m n u m U M tu u n r 121 ( . r» 7 7 IWOOOJR* G eorge W ood Jr.. 94. Adidas R oad , W in ter S p rin gs, d ied Thursday. N ov.'S. IB M . Bom in ’O osH eh ;' NJY;. he m oved to Central Florida in 1966. Mr. W ood was 'th e ow ner o f O W Enterprises. Survivors include w ife. Fern: sons. G eorge and Dane, both o f Ooshen: daughter. Stephanie. O range C ity: brother. Jam ie. Ooshen: sister. Marie. Ooshen: parents. G eorge Sr. and A n­ t o in e t t e W o o d . O o s h e n : stepsons, C raig M iller and Chad Mlfler. both o f W inter Springs, tw o grandchildren. 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A irport B lv d ., San ford , F L 3 2 7 7 3 3 2 2 *3 2 1 3 lb ell Ummc who shared in our grief, we warmly rtmesAer you tUS-Thaak You r01(407)1 EAT ■ THATA VORBATNlfl BUCHi T H f T V iT lM O N Y AN O KVIOCNCC ) 8 |i. . .: ;.r 4 ».vv vf K , ---------------- -------------- * A. mn’i Z �8 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, November 5, 1995 Festival C o a tlD M d (rM iN | i 1A o f curb service and shows It on his 1966 Mustang convertible, complete with a window tray, loaded with hamburger and hot dogs, fries and a shake. As good as tt looks, don’t be tempted to have a taste. It would be a little ‘‘rubbery.” Not to worry, for there Is plenty o f food and drink at Fort Mellon Park, where most o f the nrts tfnd crafts vendors are set up. With a wide range o f Items available, visitors can get a good start on holiday gift buying. At one booth. Jackie Knabel. o f Jacksonville, displayed col­ lector beads, handcrafted from Kalian glass. Knabel said It takes anywhere from 10 minutes to two hours to craft a bead. One o f her specialties Is "aquarium beads." larger clear beads thnt contain miniature scenes, much like looking In an aquarium. IT* i L HI, ^ ‘. Many other local groups are represented at the weekend event. It's not too early to start thinking about the Sanford His­ toric Trust's Holiday Tour of Homes, which will be the event o f the first weekend In Decem­ ber. Look for the Trust's table and purchase your tickets In advance. The fun continues today with live entertainment, children's activities, and a variety o f food and beverages. Admission Is free. The car show opens at 9 a.m. with door prices, drawings, a car flea market and related arts and crafts on display. The arts, crafts show will continue at 10 a.m. and wrap up at 6 p.m. g o t i c to t# to o * # i tovo# o ic tt io c a n in tv o v n o w n i f t t f o f f . Photos on this page by Phil Keniston isonHi f f i snowi i g twt r • l-wiMC’.ryyo ali ‘' , �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, November S, IB M - S A Stlnecipher both du bs aa vu EUen Lyon and probably other* I can’t recall. A ll I remem ber doing In both club* for the next few w eek* waa talk about the other du b. Peggy’s d u b folded after a few m eeting* and she didn't com e back to the original group until our Junior year In high achool. Jon i dropped out *oon a f­ terwards: I believe the reason was a conflict with her dancing lessons, but I'm not sure. She was voted back In when w e were nores. aoohom SIh h ell: ella B row n in g, J ean ette K ln la w , and P o lly O rah am . beayn e m em bers when w e were In high school. Louise Benton. Annette Brooks, and Patty Bell were m em bers for a short period o f tim e at som e point. Probably about the eigh th grade w e eet our numbers o f m em bers at 17: w e couldn't add new m em bers unless someone dropped out. school on alternate Tuesdays du ring the school year. W e rotated the m eetings around In the members* home and always had refreshments. Dues were ten cents per m eet­ ing: I still have m y last record book where I have a page for every m em ber's record o f payment. In the back there Is a record o f Income and expenses. W e had a savings account at F lorida State Bank and the average amount w e had In our treasury was about $35. This was 1953-54. I also have In m y possession the minute book for the years 1951 and 1952 during which tim e Barb Caasube and Jeanette C lev ela n d w ere se c re ta rie s . Reading through this book Is a trip down m em ory land, a mar­ velous. though som etim es hilar­ ious, record. Rabin killed by assassin’s bullets Associated Press Writer_________ TE L AVIV, Israel — Prim e M in ister Y ltx h a k R abin , an Israeli w ar hero who becam e one o f h is c o u n t r y 's fo re m o s t architects o f peace, was shot and killed Saturday night as he left a pro-peace rally. A suspect, a right-w ing Jewish law student, was In custody. Rabin, 73. was about to get into hts car when the gunman fired three bullets from a close distance, hitting Rabin In the back and stomach. He was taken to T el A viv's tchllov Hospital, where he died about an hour later on the operating table. Hundreds o f people w aiting outside the hospital burst Into tears when Rabin's top aide, Eltan Haber, announced that On Feb. 27. 1951, w e m et at Joyce Jones' house and chose or Rabin had died. In spontaneous reaflrm ed the follow ing: Slogan- m o u rn in g. Is ra e lis h eld up If It's Junior Miss, It's got to be candles and cigarette lighters to good: m otto- A Ju n ior Miss express their sorrow. • OfDMNZStlOn F o re ig n M in is te r S h im on N ever Misses; colors- red and W O mMYlfMI white; mascot- Little Bit Caasube Peres, who was with Rabin at I know w e had officers by the (Barb's dog); flower- sandspur; the rally and was only yards seventh grade because I re­ song* first song on the hit parade away when the shots were fired, m em ber being elected treasurer each week: sweetheart- Randy assumed the leadership o f the that y ew . a position I held until W hitney: Second sw eetheart- governm ent. Peres, who shared the 1994 Nobel Peace Price with w e graduated from high school. Joe McClung. Our other officers were presi­ Next week I'll tell you o f some Rabin and Palestinian leader dent, vice president, and secre­ o f our activities, parties, and also Yaaaer Arafat, has been firm ly tary which w ere elected In Jan­ about a big argum ent we had. com m itted to the Mideast peace uary o f each year. Tune In for the continuation o f process. By law. when a prim e m inister M e etin g s w e re h eld a fte r the saga! dies In office, the governm ent Is deem ed to have resigned and becom es a transitional govern­ m en t. T h e p re s id e n t. E xer WASHINGTON - The nation's schools have little w ay o f W elcm an. must begin contacts telling w hether the 25 m illion gallons o f orange Juice they feed on th e form ation o f a new children each year have been watered down or doctored with governm ent. beet sugar, a congressional watchdog agency says. Peres convened the shaken Although tw o governm ent agencies Inspect Juice plants, they Cabinet m inisters for a special don 't check for adulteration, the General Accounting O ffice m ourning session In T el A viv ■aut in a report released Friday. Beefed-up Inspections would la te S a tu rd a y . O n e o f th e raise the coats significantly for school districts, sm all Juice m inisters. Y o u ! Sarld, vowed plants or both, the report said. th at the govern m en t w ould Congress and the Juice Industry had asked for the report In carry on Rabin's peace policies. 1994 because of fraud caaes — seven have been prosecuted by In W a sh in gto n . P re sid e n t the Justice Departm ent since 1999. The report noted, however, Clinton said Rabin "risked his that " Inspections of ju ice plants are not designed to detect life to defend his country — adulteration and current laboratory tests have lim itations." today he gave his life to bring It a School districts serve about 56 m illion gallons o f ju ice each lasting peace." year, o f i a Anuat called Rabin a "great report loot e d i t ip p ic leader o f peace." likely to b e ............... Israeli radio and T V reports Identified the gunman as Ylgal ly p n o o fi O N i n i o i i lu m p s Am ir, a 27-year-old law student from Heraliya who had been M ANILA, Philippines — The death toll from Typhoon Angela involved in right-wing causes. horn 79 to m ore than 250 today, with m ore than half Including setting up Illegal set­ in • struck by high w aves at the height o f the tlem ents In the W est Bank. storm T V reports said A m ir told his Dosens m ore people were reported m issing in the most pow em il typhoon to nit the Philippines In a decade. Mi ,! investlgaftora>liw> acted alone and that b e dig jlo O egret .the deed. Watching for watered down Juice tlW J Hr*, YHxhak Rabin Earlier Saturday, a previously u n kn ow n J ew is h ex tre m is t group, Identified only as "In ." claim ed responsibility In an an­ nouncem ent given to ' Israeli police reporters on their beepers. G overnm ent spokesman Uri Droml said that ' a Jewish organ l c a t l o n w h i c h Is a n t i ­ governm ent and against the peace process took responsibili­ ty ." He said the group Identllled the gunman as acting for them. Television footage from the ra lly show ed a clean-shaven man with short, dark hair being pinned to a wall by dosens o f police. Just before his death. Rabin had spoken at a rally held In T el A viv's Kings Square in support o f their peace policies. Som e 100,000 people attended. Noam Kedem. a 26-year-old law yer from T el A viv who sup­ ports the peace process, said he heard two or three shots and " I saw Rabin holding his stomach. I don't know exactly where he was shot, but he was holding ing his I >dv and then he fell on whole body the ground.' He said security men hovered over him and then two more shots were fired. A vltal Shahar, an official o f the right-w ing Likud Party's youth wing, said the shooting was "th e worst thing that has ever hap­ pened In this country." A s h e s p o k e , o n lo o k e r s shouted Insults, blam ing the attack on right-w ing Incitem ent. In recent weeks, the governm ent rep ortedly Increased secu rity around Rabin and his Cabinet m em bers a fter th reats from right-wing groups. In recent weeks. Rabin had expressed concern about grow ­ ing political violence In Israel, which Is deeply divided over his autonom y agreem ent with the Palestinians. Under the accord. Israeli troops are to pull out o f m ost W est Bank towns and villages by the end o f the year. A t a recent anti-governm ent rally In Jerusalem, protesters held up posters o f Rabin In a Nasi uniform and others Jumped and banged on the car o f Hous­ in g M in ister B inyam ln BenElieser. A t la st S u n d a y 's C a b in et session. Ben-Elleser brought up the Issue o f growing political vio len ce. Education M inister Am non Rubinstein voiced con­ cern that many o f the right-wing protesters w ere armed. Many Israelis, especially Jewish set­ tlers. are given guns by the governm ent for seiPprotecUon. Rabin was bom March 1. 1922 In Jerusalem Into a socialist fam ily. In high school, he Joined the Palm ach underground arm y and as a 26-year-old commanded the Harel Brigades that defended Jerusalem against Arab troops In the 1948 Middle East war. He served as arm y ch ief o f staff from 1963 to 1968. followed by a four-year stint as Israel's ambassador to Washington. In 1974. Israel's ruling Labor Party designated Rabin, then a political freshmen, to succeed Prim e Minister Golda Melr, who had to step down after leading Israel to the brink o f disaster In the 1973 Yom Klppur war. T h re e y e a rs la te r, R a b in him self had to resign over his w ife Leah's Illegal U.S. bank account, and he also lost leader­ ship o f the party to his political archrtvaL Shimon Peres. W ith the 1977 election victory o f the right-wing Likud party. Rabin m oved to the sidelines for seven years, but In 1964 was called back and served for six years as defense m inister In Labor-LIkud coalition govern­ ments. A fter his 1992 election victory. Rabin told his people It was tim e to discard old fears and build a lasting peace. "N o longer are we necessarily ‘A people that dwell alone.' and no longer Is It true that 'The whole world Is against u s '," he said. Rabin Is survived by his w ife, Leah, and a son and daughter. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HAIR FORMULA Tomb of Noftrtarl opont to tourists CAIRO, Egypt — Queen Nefertari's tom b was opened to the public Saturday for the first tim e since It was discovered In 1904. but some antiquities experts feared the visitors could dam age Its fragile paintings. Nefertari was the favorite w ife o f King Ramses II, who ruled Egypt from 1304 B.C. to 1236 B.C. Her tom b Is hewn Into a mountain In the Valley o f the Queens near Luxor. 315 m iles south o f Cairo. Its paintings have colors so vivid they appear to have been only recently applied. In July, when the tom b's opening was announced, some experts complained that hum idity from the breathing o f visitors could make the colors fade and loosen the fragile plaster underneath. The paintings, once cracked and dilapidated, underwent extensive restoration In 1996-92. ib oi w. u l. Our home equity loan rate is almost as hard to pass up. A Barnett Bank Home Equity lo a n with a vari­ 8 W able rate as low as 8.50 A PB is an offer you d on't want to le t pass you by* Especially when you don't have to shell ou t any closing costs w ith an advance o f a t least $5,000. A nd when the interest you pay may be tax deductible. Advantages lik e these make a Barnett Bank Home Equity Loan the perfect way to finance any im portant purchase you've been th inking about. 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Arden Chrlstophcrson. Clifford Haines. Donald R. Klnn. Wade K. McClure. Jackie C. Moye. Charles A. Piilcn. Freddie Wilson, and Roger L. Wilson. • For the amount listed from $10,001 go r $25,000. the following names arc listed: ^ Cecil Anderson. Jr.. Joshua Archlblc. Kenneth Hatton. Willie C. Bratcher. Leonard Britt. Lorenzo Drlndlge. Horace Cain. George Cambric. Giovanni Cintron. John P. Czompl. Jeffrey M. Dunn. Frederick T. Flagg. Reginald Fredrick. Robert H. Glenn. John M. Gray. Charles Grayson. Walter Greene. William Griffin, Shari Lynn Hager. Paul Leon Hendricks and Willie James Ingram. Also. Glenn E. Kendall. Leroy King. William Marsden. Paul Martens. James Martin, Eugene Mlhollcs. Joseph Morlcca. Juan Newkirk. Alvin Pettit. Chad Pontius. Shawn Pope. Will Porter Jr.. Jeffrey Purrazzl. Freddie Scott. David Smith. Roger Smith. Scott Smith. Mark SokolofT and ” David Spender. Also Luanne Stephens. Jeffrey Stevens. Floyd Stringer. Mlchnel A. Tlschcr. James Tutor. Melvin Ward. Dawaync Waters. Andre Whitney. Warren Williamson. John Wim berly. Daniel Woodward. Terrance Woulard, and Joseph Yost. In addition, the Seminole County list shows 50 Individuals named ns owing $5,001 to $10,000. The Department o f Revenue has established a temporary toll-free phone line for people who want to pass nlong Information on violators appearing on the list. The line, which will be •active for the next several weeks Is 1-800-781•9121. In connection with the announcement o f the list’s publication, the Associated Press In­ terviewed a number of persons who had reported not receiving child support at various locations In Florida. The following Includes some o f AP's findings: • In Sanford. Pamela Williams. 32. said she's yet to receive one dime from her ex-husband for support o f her two sons. " I work two Jobs," she said. "Som etim es I find m yself working three, scrapping together from paycheck to paycheck. It's rough trying to make ends m eet." Although Ms. Williams said her ex-husband has been Jailed and released twice with no results, she said she has some hope for the list. "Anything at this point Is worth giving a try." she said, adding that if she sees any articles with her husband's name she would send them to his pastor. • In Clearwater. Mrs. Patricia Wolfe. 45. estimated she's owed about four years o f child support or nearly $49,000 for her two sons. " I think it's an Idea that has potential as long as it doesn't get vindictive," she said. • In the small town o f Willlston, located between Gainesville and Ocala. Kathy Branch. 30. called the idea fantastic. "Something really needs to be done and make I he public aware o f how bad It really is." Ms. Branch said. • In Naples. Margaret Sluder said the father o f her two children owes her about $17,000 after making his monthly payment of $600Just twice. "I think It's great," she said, adding that she hoped publication o f her ex-husband's name might embarrass him into making good on his debt. "W ith this guy. you don't know. You think he'd be shamed now." • In Fort Lauderdale. Ledemla Roberts said the father o f her son has never contributed to the cost o f raising him. "I'v e been waiting 14 years for some kind o f support and I think its a great Idea to expose their names." she said. C on tin u ed from P a ge 1A In auto thefts from 1992 to 1994. Although your Insurance may help you If your car is stolen, you usually have to pay a deductible o f anywhere from $250 to $1000 to get your car replaced. And if you've put a lot o f t im e a n d e n e r g y In t o c u s t o m iz in g y o u r c a r . no amount o f Insurance can replace that. Many people think that thieves only steal BMW's, Lexus cars, or other high-priced sports and luxury cars. In reality, however, the most frequently stolen cars Include the Honda Accord and Civic, the Oldsmoblle Cutlass Supreme, and the Chevrolet Caprice. This is partly because there are so many more Civics than Lexus cars out there to steal, but another reason has to do with Interchangable parts. For example, many o f the parts on the Oldsmoblle can also be used on several other General Motors cars, so thieves who dismantle the ear can sell Its parts with a much wider market for Oldsmoblle parts than for Lexus parts. So. the question is, what can you do to prevent your car from being stolen? Actually, there's quite n bit you can do. The main tiling you ran do is to start with the basics. First o f all, lock your J' ear doors when you’re away #/• from your car •• even If you arc - «1 Just going to be gone for a *r! minute. A profcsssional car thief |V can frequently hot-wire a car and get It started in less than a minute. Secondly, never leave your ear running attended. Not only does this Invite theft, but according to Seminole County Undcrsheriff Steve Harriett. It Is also against the law. There Is too much danger o f the car slipping into gear and plow in g Into anything-or anyone- In front of It. Thirdly, try to park in lighted areas, because thieves don't like to Ik* seen. Although this may sound lik e co m m on sen se advice, according to the NovemIx-r. 1995 issue o f M otor Trend. 31 percent o f |>eop|e surveyed don't lock their car doors, and 11 l>crccnt admitted to leaving their keys In the ignition occasionally. Harriett also advises against hiding ear keys somewhere on the outside o f the car (some people do this In case they aeeldcutlally lock their keys in the ear) because thieves knuw where t«i look for them. Beyond the common sense steps, there are steps that the community can take to fight the problem. Investigator Horan said that Sanford will soon be rolling out Its Business Against AutoTheft, or BAT. program. One aspect o f this Is a sticker pro­ gram. In this program, you place a special decal on your car window, and you sign a waiver that allows a policeman to stop your car If they sec It. with your decal, on the road between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. (the times most car thefts take place). The Idea Is that if you rarely drive late at n igh t, then th e re 's a good chance that your car is Indeed stolen if it Is being driven at that time. Another BAT program Is VIN etching, where the car's VIN (Vehicle Indcntiftcatlon Number) Is etched permanently on your windows, making the car more traceable and less desirable to thieves. Harriett said that an Important thing you can do is to photocopy your vehicle registration and keep the copy in a safe place (always keep the original in your car because you have to be able to show It to a police officer If you're pulled over.) This way, If your car is stolen, you have quick access to Important Infor­ mation. such as the VIN and licence plate number, that police can use to speed up the process o f finding your car. F in ally, you can use and Install devices that make your car more difficult to steal. One such device is a steering column lock. Horan said that, unlike steering-wheel locking bars, a co lu m n lo c k a c tu a lly g o es around and accessing the key mechanism, which Is possible on certain types o f cars. Inciden­ tally. both Horan and Harriett said that simple steering-wheel locking bars can be easily and quickly defeated by cutting the steering wheel itself with a hacksaw. Another thing you can install in your car is, o f course, a car a la rm . A lth o u g h som e ca r alarms In the past gained a bad reputation for annoying false alarms, today's alarms arc more sophisticated and are much less likely to be false. Harriett says that alarms are "absolutely a deterrent factor." Horan also says that alarms are an excellent deterrent to auto theft. If a thief breaks into a car and sets off an alarm, unless he can disable that alarm in a matter of seconds, he Stevenson— C ontinu ed from P ig s a A back. Stevenson's position as execu­ tive director o f SASAA Is a liart-tlme one. She is employed full time us the health center administrator for the Seminole County Health Department. " I don't think I need to l>c at this (the SASAA position) full time.” Stevenson said. "I am. in effect, a consultant for them." According to Bobby Lundqu ist, president o f S A S A A . Stevenson Is "m ore than quali­ fied" for the position. "W e had more Ilian 40 appli­ cants for the position." he said “ She wus uniquely qualified to I k - our executive director." S A S A A rep re se n ts school administrators, administrators who do not work at the school level and managers, supervisors and others who work in ad­ ministrative capacity. Stevenson * ! S in g le s Sunday i f 9 9 Theft • C on tin u ed fro m P a ge 1A private paasenger complex offers Britannia and all the other airlines coming to Orlando Sanford." Britannia is expected to bring 20 flights |>cr week Into Sanford during the summer, using tInnew Boeing 767-300s ana existing 767-2(K)s. Britannia presently brings over 150.000 British vacationers to Central Florida through the Orlando International Airport. Central Florida Terminals (CFT) Is constructing the new two-story International passenger com ­ plex at the airport. Immediately ad|acent to the relatively new A. Kay Shoemaker International Terminal and operations facility at the jdiport. Construction Is expected to be completed by tills winter. Cooke said the decision to move to Sanford has not been Included on the agenda for this Monday's meeting o f the Sanford AlrjMirt Authori­ ty. but he said he expects It will certainly I k* a major topic o f conversation. As o f this past week, the following Items were listed on the agenda for Monday's meeting. • C o n s id e r a tio n o f s u p p le m e n ta l Joint participation agreement. Carrier Avenue Im­ provements. •C onsideration o f lease assignment from Executive Risk Consultants. Inc., for building 426 toEgh Aviation. • Discussion o f bid prices to demolish hangar 4. •Consideration o f consultant services with Dr. Ned Johnson. • Consideration o f joining the Cllv o f Sanford' • emphasized the association is not a union. "W e are not a union." she said. "W e are not acting as one." As executive director o f the association Stevenson said her main goal is to serve as "an ad d ition a l m edium o f co m ­ m u n i c a t i o n a m o n g adminlstrators" and to help pro­ mote the positive things that are occurlng in the schools. "I'll be keeping the association members up-to-date on impor­ tant educational issues and put­ ting together a newsletter." she said. She will also attend school board meetings and serve as a s p o k e s m a n fo r th e admlntstnitors. And, she will ulao serve to support Ken Bovio's efforts as a lobbyist for the district. "I'm looking forward to this." she said. will probably run Instead of risking getting caught. Even Just the sight o f the little flashing red ligh t ch aracteristic o f m ost alarms is enough to send a potential thief off to an easier target. If you decide to get an alarm, you should probably have any but the most basic o f models Installed professionally, because most alarms require tapping Into several different circuits o f the car. such as the dome light and ignition circuits. If you tap into these circuits improperly or tap Into the wrong circuits, the alarm probably w o n 't w ork right, and you could actually damage your car. Beyond pro­ tecting your car from theft, many alarms also offer added convenience features, such as the ability to lock and unlock your doors or open your trunk by remote control. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 SINGLES NIGHT at the SAFARI CLUB E v ery Su nday 6 :3 0 to 1 1 :3 0 P M F r e e P r o fe s s io n a l D an ce L esso n s 6 :3 0 - 7 :3 0 P M D a n c in g , C a sh B a r B u ffe t retirement replacement plan, in lieu of the Florida State Retirement System for new employees and firefighters hired after Jan. 1. 1996. • R e p o r t on highway signage. •Consideration o f lease with Central Florida Terminals. Inc. (CFT). for additional office space development. • Discussion and consideration of operation and use agreement between the City of Sanford and lhe Sanford Airport Authority. •Consideration of separate agreement with Central Florida Terminals, for Federal Inspection Services (FIS). • C onsideration o f reim bursable services agreement for collection and remittance of landing fees assessed aircraft using CFT's terminal addition. • Consideration ol separate agreement with CFT for const met Ion and operation of fuel storage and distribution system. • Request for sperlal meeting. Nov. 27. to consider bond resolution and/or TEFRA hearing for CFT project. • Review of major nlrport e.’ p 'tii | .Jcets needed In the near term. • Liaison reports • Staff reports • Consideration o f annual employee evalua­ tions. merit pay inerenses and report from personnel commit Ice. The meeting will be held beginning at 8:30 a.in.. Monday. Nov. 6. in the A. Kay Shoemaker Inlernatlonnl*Terminal conference room. I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Admission S4.oo MEET THAT SOMEONE SPECIAL AT THE ^ lAMafCLUB ~9 12S3 8. US 17-92, LONGWOOO BETWEEN 000 TRACK ROAD t m AND 434 • SM-TTSS BT \999999999 \ STAY ALIVE (ion t drink ,ind d r iv r .II CHRISTMAS COLORINa CONTEST HEY KIDS! WIN A CHRISTMAS TEDDY BEAR Contest Rules 1. Contest is open to children ages 3-5 yean o f age; M years of age; 9-11 years o f afle. 2. Paints, water color or crayon may be used. 3. Entries will be ju d fri on the basis of originality and neatness for each age group. 4. Entries mud be mailed or brought to the Sanford Herald by Dec. 19th 5. Prizes will be awarded Dec. 22nd. 6. Winners will appear in the Sanford Herald Dec 24th. Sanford Herald Nnmr . Ptionr �District showdowns Lake Brantley clinches spot in 6A state playoffs 8H 8 football tlekota on salt SANFORD - Advance tickets for regular season Sem inole High School football home football gam es are now on sale at W illiam H ow ard Jew lera, Lakevlew M iddle School, Sanford Middle School and the Athletic Office In BUI Flem ing Mem orial Gymnasium at SH8. Cost Is $4 for advance tickets: 68 at the gate: •3 0 for reserve seaUng; and $30 for a season ticket. Reserve seating and season tickets are only good for regular season hom e games. For m ore Inform ation, call 322-4352 ex. 299. Sanford Rooroatlon Karat# Th e Sanford Recreation DeSANFORD partm ent Is offering karate for ages 6 to adult. Th e classes are held at the Sanford G ym ­ nastics Association Building. 601 E. 25th Place, on Thursday from 7 p.m . until 8:30 p.m. Th e Instructor Is Barry Green, a 3rd degree blackbelt, and the cost is 1 10 per m onth. For m ore Inform ation, call 330-5697. 8RD off#rt Baton el##### SANFORD — Th e Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent is offering baton classes for girls ages 5 and up. Th e classes, taught by Joy Clore. are held every Thursday from 6:45 p.m . to 7:30 p.m , at the Sanford Gym nastics Association Building, 6 0 1 E. 25th Place. The coot Is $10 per month. For m ore inform ation call 330-5697. 8h#ql### Magle win ORLANDO - W ith ShaquUle O 'N eal sidelined, tbs Orlando Magle are Anfcrnee Hardaway's i y R T AW A W H OM Herald Corrsspondent ALTAM O NTE SPRINOS — There can be only one. G oing into Friday night's district showdown between the Lake Mary Rama and the Lake Brantley Patriots both team s boasted 2-1 district records. A t stake for the winner, a 3-1 record in the district and a possible Class 6-A District 4 title. The catch: only one o f the teams could attain these goals. Oh yeah, despite all o f the district and postseason Im plications, it was also the Lake Brantley Hom ecom ­ in g gam e, com p lete w ith pre-gam e parade and fireworks. In the end, the Patriots won the hom ecom ing gam e in royal fashion thum ping the Rams 2S-7 and m oving Into a three way tie for first place In the district standings. Next week, the district cham pion and runner up wilt be determ ined by a gam e between the Oviedo Lions and the Lake H owell S ilver Hawks. I f the SUver Hawks win. Lake Howell wins the district and the Patriots are the runner-up since Lake Brantley lost to Lake Howell. If Oviedo wins, the Patriots win the district and the Lions are the runners-up. The Patriots defense smothered the Lake Mary offense allow ing only 91 yards rushing and 66-yards "Y ou tell me who has m ore heart. Lake Mary or Lake B rantley.'' Lake Brantley coach Fred Alm on said. “ W e've got heart. Our loss to Lake Howell was a fluke. W e are the best team In the district and we should be 9-0 (the Patriots lost 25-24 to Lake Howell on October 20)." Dee Brown, was crowned Hom ecom ing King in a pre-gam e cerem ony, and w ent on the offen sive, defending his kingdom during the gam e by rushing for 163-yards on 15 carries and com pleting one o f tw o pass attem pts for 40-yards. Brown also scored a touchdown □ I m P it s , P a g * S I Merritt Island eliminates Semimole M ERRITT ISLAND - Three turn­ overs and tw o punting m lscues were disasterous for Sem inole in 42-7 loss to M erritt Island on Friday at Mustang Field. Tire loss killed the Trib e's (2-7 overall, 1-4 In Class 5A. District 6) thin playoff hopes, w hile the Mustangs (7-2.4-1) captured the district title. "W e do not com e out o f the blocks playing heads up footb all." said Sem inole coach Ernie McPherson. "W e put ourselves tn a hole In the first half, and w e were Just too far down In the second half. Th is is a young group, bat were going to have to lea rn to com e out with fire in their eyes. Hopefully, this was a good learning experience for u s." M e r r it t Is la n d g o t o n th e scoreboard first on Its second drive o f the gam e. The Mustangs drove 44 yards in 6 plays to take a 7-0 lead with 4:27 left In the first quarter. Hugh Sm ith's 29 yard run. followed by Javier B eorlegul's extra point, capped the drive. Merritt Island's opening drive was Just a prelude to the nightm arish second quarter that Sem inole would endure. A fter the teams traded punts to open the period, three straight m istakes by the Tribe resulted In 21 points for the Mustangs. The first m iscue occured when Sem inole punter Joe Battista was sacked at the Sem inole 23 after the snap sailed his head. On M erritt Island's next play. Torre Sm ith raced 23 yards for a touchdown. Beoriegui's extra point extended the lead to 14-0 with 8:36 ream lning In the quarter. Merritt Island recovered a Tim □ • • # T rib e , P a ge SB Hawks fly by k e -c fa rg e perform ance from their talented Bint guard in a 99-88 victo ry over the b v a lftiid C a v ilk fi. Hardaw ay seared 98 points and the Magic labs span a d o se p n x w ith a 17-3 fourthtartar surge that turned a one-potnt advantage 4aa94-79lsad In less than six minutes. Dennis BeetL Who had 27 points, made tw o o f is 88T691 ^-pointers aunng uie Decisive dutbi s i Orlando put together In response to a D wight Edge S ilver H a w n Friday n igh t w it the LUhtstintf's g 's fifth const T . a ' ■ ... a Oviedo tests playoff waters at DeLand district) this com ing Friday. Nov. 10. a t Richard L. Evans Field, O viedo would return to Spec Martin Stadium for a rematch w ith the 6A-District 3 cham pion Bulldogs In the first round o f the state playoffs. "T h e kids played w e ll." said O viedo coach Jack Blanton. "T h e y Just did n 't believe that we could do M (upset the Bulldogs) at first. They never save u o." W hile the B u iU n f* notched a 16-potnt victory, the outcom e o f the gam e hinged on one play — a 41-yard touchdown pass from Kris H offm an to D ee P a trick on a Lyman’# quick start not •nough to stop Dolton# □1 □1 □4 □8 p-m. - W E 8H 2. Raiders at p a n .-W O F L 35. Packers a p a n .— W M H 2. Starters at p .m .— ESPN. Dolphins at C FOH THE B E ST DELTONA — A dom inating start turned Into a bust far Lym anFriday night as homeatandlng Deltona took a d v a n ta g e o f tu r n o v e r s a n d pen alties to poet a com e-from b eh in d 10-7 v ic to r y o v e r th e Greyhounds. Lym an (1-8) appeared beaded for Us second straight victory as it took C O V E R A G E OP S P O R T S IN right doom the Odd, capping an B iy a r d . I I play, seven m inute drive w ith a 41 yard touchdown pass from J oey C ause to W es Hunter. Hunter's extra point gave the Greyhounds a 7-0 lead with 5:13 M l In the opening period. Lym an controlled the ball moat o f the Bret h alf offcnalvcly. but con­ tinued to shoot Itself In the foot with penalties when It had scoring op­ portunities. VOlJR AREA. R E A D mornupf vins fin s # fwn nwn u ln a n m s l d s s l / I u i wHJDvICS prtS 108m BOCVjf lVOT99* IHE SAN) O RD HI R A L O L) A11 Y �It - Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, November 6, 1M8 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S snssstp*! |ITCRCM n*l Texas Cougar gives birth to kittens •. Owcfc PrMte, Or. FMttlpt b AMt MlglggA'A ig 5^cv5B5aiwwtrswg n f n ju m M ite Viakneeky. UOi M yron G ate*. S I e. Don't Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget Warlock, 033: J i n Moyer. SOS: N ick New m an, 77ts Rhonda Kennedy. 70S. O a m r * W iiin rk 3902 Moyer* 336; Kennedy. S00. C a pta in Jack Shopour cUttifkd puget at S o n fo r ih e r e n to ih o m e o r o o t. fe T autf; David Qrlnace. 906 _____ ___ --------------- J**t rightfor you. �7 7TT Sanford HsraM, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, Novambar S, 1 H 8 - M Tribe Pats on a one-yard scam per In the third quarter. B ria n O o n ta le s a d d e d a touchdown for the Patriots in each h alf on runs o f 17 and 4-yards in the first and third quarters respectively. Oonxales finished the night w ith 140yards on 18 carries. figure out their ptana for the post aeaaon. The Rams (5*4, 2*2), on the other hand, w ill host the Sem inole F igh tin g Sem inoles next Friday night In the final am e o f the regular season, lame tim e is set for 7:30 p.m. « Raines fum ble on Sem inole's next possession . Th e turnover ve the Mustangs the ball on e T rib e's 7-yard line. Three S from tw o yards out w ith 5:47 rem ain in g before th e break. Beorlegul's point after extended tu rr^ T Dell McOee added the other Lake Brantley touchdown with a 29-yard route in the second qu arter. M cOee fin ished the gam e with OO-yards on eight carries Recolon Jumpp led Lake Mary with 71-yards on 10 carries. Th e lone Lake Mary touchdown cam e on a 95-yard kick-off return by Mark Watson with 7:38 left In the third quarter pulling the Rams to within 14 points. The 14-point m argin would be short lived how ever, as the Patriots answered four plays later w ith Brown's endrone dive to finish the scoring at 28-7. T h e Patriots (7-2. 3-1) w ill await the result o f the Lake H ow ell and O viedo gam e to T h e W o lv es fin a lly got a chance when Jim m y Chico re­ covered a Lym an fum ble at the 30 and five plays later Chico boomed a 39-yard field goal well past the goal posts with 1:09 left Neither team was able to score again until Deltona took over the ball at its own 20 w ith 10 minutes left In the game. The W olves, which converted an am axlng amount o f third down opportunities, controlled the ball for the next 5:07 and w ent the 80 yards In 12 plays, w ith Oeorge N eville capping the drive, which was aided by a pass s a l9 s Lake Brantley fullback Ellaa Oonxafcz (No. 8) ran for 140 yards and two touchdowns In the Patriots' 27-7 victory over Lake Mary. In te rfe re n c e p e n a lty and a person al fou l c a ll, w ith an eight-yard scamper. Chico's kick made the score 10-7. «• T h e O reyh ou n d s trie d to mount a comeback, but .three penalties and a dropped pass left Lym an with a third and 23 at the 38 with less than a minute to play. A desperation pass was picked o ff by Donnie Adkins and Deltona had the win. A lvin Cummings had a good night running the ball for the Oreyhounds with a game-high 124 yards on 25 carries. Tartk McCall added 27 yards on three attem p ts fo r Lym an , w h ich rushed for 109 yards on 42 carries. Junior Zach Adrian had a good night for Deltona, catching s lo n . B a t t is t a 's p u n t w a s partially blocked after he bobled th e s n a p . T h e M u s ta n g s marched 34 yards In eight plays, capped by a Aubrey Barrett's eigh t yard touchdown catch from quarterback Pete Irby. Beorlegul's extra point made the score 28-0 with 8 second before halftim e. Disaster struck again on the Trib e's first possession o f the second h alf when Battista hob­ bled the snap before an at­ tem pted punt. Th e Mustangs took possession o f the ball at the Trib e's 20-yard line. Tw o plays later, M erritt Island scored when Irby found Dan Cham berlain for a 25 yard pass play. Another Beorlegul point after made the score 35-0 with 6:37 left In the quarter. The Tribe finally got on the scoreboard with a 10 play. 55yard d rive late In the third quarter. Kevin Kobvlak hauled in a 10 yard pass mom Terrell Jackson for the score. Battista's extra point trim m ed the m argin to 35-7. M erritt Island closed out the scoring after intercepting Isas*•»*.Lari 1-miiwt-lMtteH . ___ _______ - ^rl#n Tmkiut 11. v i l l U l l M i T M i n f v IB >r Lwwpv .»♦»A T P f fourth-arid-11 play w ith 28 sec•Nana. *u i. «• awns onds left in the second quarter. INS - Lyman. Hunt*? 141. Instead o f going into halftim e Daffana. Asriin m i , Navdia i-u, ^0^ 945, the Lions suddenly found them selves trailing 16-6. " T h a t hurt, that late taking over at quarterback to touchdown on a fourth-down lead the winning drive. play and the safety In the first L y m a n w ill c o n c lu d e its quarter." said Blanton. 'T a k e season nest Friday, hosting Dr. those nine points o ff the score Phillips at 7:30 p.m. and It's a different gam e." D eLand's first points cam e when, on a fourth-down play from the O viedo 40-yard line, the snap o f a Lion punt attem pt was lau n ch ed o v e r th e h ead o f punter Jerem iah Cornell. Finally Jackson at the Sem inole 15.* “ W e did a pretty good fob o f excecutlng in the second h a lf," McPherson said. “ W e m oved the ball pretty w ell in the second half. I f w e had com e out strong to start the gam e, w e would have been all righ t." Sem inole m eets Lake Mary finale next Friday in the for both teams. third quarter. Early in the fourth quarter. O viedo converted the tu rn o v e r In to p o in ts . M ik e Oium m o scoring on a 3-yard pass from Neufeid. Oiummo ran for the two-point conversion, cutting the deficit to 23-14. On the ensuing kickoff. Jason Brown recovere d an onalde kick for the Lions, w ho w ere forced to nt after three plays netted ir yards. C ornell's kick pinned the Bulldogs back at the 1-yard line, but a 57-yard gallop by T ra v is R obinson q u ick ly re ­ versed that advantage for the Bulldog * B y ro n 's 9-yard touchdow n nt w ith 1:12 rem aining iced victory for DeLand. Neufeid com pleted 11 o f 25 passes for 154 yards, Ltagard pulling in seven aerials far 102 yards. Olununo added 50 yards rushing on 14 carries. For DeLand, Robinson tia d x same-best 135 yards rushing on 13 rushes. K ® iiiiimi H/-A" Harrell 1 Beverly * said. “ T h ey m oved the safety over, which contained Edge the rest o f the t— A#—- gjtyC M M I E dge's five-yard touchdown reception cam e after the Blue Darters recovered an on-side kick fh fri set them up on their ow n second h alf." The Silver Hawks tied the score at 27-27. w h a lS-piay, 57-yard drive, culminating when Cooper ran one yard for a touchdown. Lake Howell lum ped ahead 34-17. when C ooper ran 15 yard s for a hie third * * ? # » » * ^ was set up when defensive linem an Rick Lrggett recovered s Keith Massey fum ble an the Apopka 33-yard line. W ith under fiv e m inutes rem aining. Cooper ford the gam e with a 64 yard run that put Lake Howell on the Apopka five yard line. M artel Alien took (he honors, n iahlne *•*— u**^ * *»* * timKhAmm ^ O u r duys played hard. b ~ r — they worked hard in praettoe." Lake H owell Head rvi^h Mte BIscsgMa said. "Y o u can say th eyraasloth eoccasion ." i l k . |fc>»,U with a w in am ln rl Oviedo o e S ^ 3 T * ii h ? ^ £ T o U i c t 4 cham as. and advance to the playafls. However, a Lions victory w ill send the Silver Hawka hom e far the season, and crown Lake Brantley the District champion, "T h is is w hsi high school football is si! about." BiacgrUa said. 1m M M H I * �p it T T 4B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, November 5, 1905 Business For Personal & Com m ercial In su ran ce IN BR IEF Modeling dogs SANFORD — Carc-O-Sel! Pet Palace o f Sanford, has been contracted by Parisian and Gayfers Department Stores to provide dog models for fashion shows. Care-O Sell owner and operator Larry Blair, said he believes he was approached for this service due to his extensive experience in the pet grooming Industry. Blair Is already hard at work with the two stores. Shows are currently scheduled to Include those at the Orlando Expo Center and Omni Rosen Hotel. Wglcomg Goldltaf RICHARD RU88I LAKE MARY — Goldleaf Technologies. Inc., has recently opened a regional office in Lake Mary, on Commerce Drive. The 25-year old marketing, advertising and public relations agency will be responsible for developing a comprehensive marketing and advertising program for GoldleaPs CustomerLInk banking soft ward. Fralley & Wilson. Inc., o f Orlando, has been named agency o f record for Goldleaf. Naw parsonnal • LONGWOOD — Southern Realty Enterprises, Inc., In Longwood has announced the addition o f two new sales associates. They were identified as Diane Showers and Kathy Kocol Kelley. Southern is located at 2648 SR-434 in Longwood. • LONGWOOD — Janet Smith has Joined Spray-Tech, Inc. as telemarketing supervisor. •SAN FO RD — Jerald W. Ehrlich has been named account executive In the service department for Harper Mechanical Corporation. 5401 Benchmark Lane In Sanford. TONY RUSSI HwaM State fey Tammy VMm M Whan Sanford's n o * Service Merchandise opened Emory, 5, and her mother Wendy. Jamie Is with officially opened Its doors Tuesday, there was no the W in ter Park area M uscular D ystrophy question that It would be w ell received by Association. In 1095, through associate contribu­ customers. Prior to the 10 a.m. ribbon cutting, an tion s and sp ecial event a ctivities, 8 ervlce estim ated 400 people were counted standing In Merchandise has raised over 13 million to help line. The official ribbon cutting was conducted by find a curs for up to 40 neuromuscular diseases. Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith, along with Vernon Grand opening day prizes valued at over 130,000 Gainer, district human resources manager for marked the event. The new store la located at 111 8ervleo Merchandise and store manager Carlos Towne Center Boulevard. Romagosa. The actual ribbon was cut by Jamie 25781. French Av». Sanford 322-0285 I I I ftp In O n s u m l l i ' l ' s ii r t- Ovitdo homts OVIEDO— Plcem c Homes o f Winter Park has announced completion o f a new model home, the Meadowwood, at lt*a community o f Creckwood In Oviedo. The Meadowwood has 1.905 square feet o f living area with four bedrooms and two baths. Price Is i l 19,990. Creckwood is off McCullouh Road, east o f Alafaya Trail. Altamonte homaa ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Calton Homes has completed a new model, the Devon, at Its hew community o f Beechwoods. In Altamonte Springs. The Devon is 2,125 square feet with four bedrooms and two baths. Price is 1 144.021. The community is located on Balmy Beach Drive in Altamonte Springs. Bualnaaa catalog The Florida Chamber o f Com m erce has published Its annual catalog o f resources available to the com petitive business market. The catalog Is designed to help Florida businesses com er the market In areas such as custom er service, m arketing and sales strategies. For a free copy o f the 1996 Resource Catalog, contact the Florida Chamber o f Commerce. (904) 425-1200. Business changes: Name remains the same Htrald Staff Writsr SANFORD — Customers going to F itz g e ra ld ’ s n ext to the M arin a H o te l on S a n fo rd 's lakefront. can't help but see the many changes which have been m a d e . T h e o p e r a tio n h as changed com pletely, although the name rem ains unchanged. Manager Frank W olf, along w ith Dave Todd, who has taken over the operation on October 2. have decided to retain the name. "It's a well-known nam e." W olf said, "and It has a good reputa­ tion. so w e saw no reason for the change." Briefly, there was talk o f re­ nam ing the business "C h eers." That is no longer being consid­ ered. W olf commented, 'W e still plan to operate In a friendly a tm osp h ere w h ere p o ssib ly everyone knows your name, but the sign outside w ill stay as Is." W olf and Todd, have brought about a considerable amount o f changes. The men say the inte­ rior and exterior o f the building, as w ell as on the menu, prices and hours are now much Im­ proved. W o lf , b e t t e r k n o w n a s "W o lfle ." said he Is very pleased with the changes which have now been com pleted, including the installation o f booths out­ doors. and the changes In the menu. He Is also opening begin­ ning at 11 a.m . each day for lunch, and food w ill be served continuously until 1 a.m. each night. W olfle Is holding happy hour Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m .. w ith late night happy hours beginning at 11 p.m. W olf said he Is planning on having live entertainm ent on a regular basis, and Is presently searching for possibly a "biasl rig-piano" type o f entertain­ ment. T h e "N e w and Im p roved " Fitzgeralds Is located at 530 North Palm etto Avenue In San­ ford, at the edge o f Lake Monroe. Beneficial opens a Sanford office Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — A Beneficial Corp o r a t lo n s u b s id ia r y h a s expanded Its loan office system in Florida by opening an office In Sanford. T h e new fa cility to located at the Village Market Place o f Lake Mary, at 3828 Orlando Drive. The branch to part o f Project V a n gu a rd , an in itia tiv e b y B eneficial'a consum er finance subsidiaries that uses sm aller, m ore efficient branches to offer a full range o f consumer financial producta and services. Michael Roeeakl. president o f B en eficial Florida. 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B Y T H E m C O R A N Y O T H E X O O V E R N M ^ r r A G E N C Y , A N D I N V O L V E I N V E S T M E N T R IS K S , I N C L U D I N G P O S S I B L E L O S S O F P R I N C B f t L * A P Y 6 0 N A N R X C - J N S U R E D M O N E Y M A R K E T A C C O U N T , 6 A S 0 F S E P T E M B E R 1 1 ,1 W 5 , A N D B S U B J E C T I O C H A N G E -S O M E R E S M A T A i m I f E S C O U l D R E D U C E E A R M N G S O N T H E A C C O U N T . B R O K E R A G E S E R V IC E S A R E O T T E R E D T H R O U G H H R S T U N I O N B R O K E R A G E S E R V IC E D I N C A R B G S T E R E D B R O K E R -D E A L E R , M E M B E R O F T H E N A S D , A N D S U B S B X A R Y O F R R S T U N I O N N A T I O N A L B A N K O F N O R T H C A R O L I N A (F U N B -N C ). a re -ru*r» 4*sv »» r © 1 9 9 5 F IR S T U N I O N C O R P O R A T I O N > feRkgagB^rog �SUNDAY Sanford Herald November 5,1995 People Club inducts 4; doctors, legislators take cruise Thanksgiving was In the air at the November meeting o f the Sanford Woman’s Club Wednes­ day. Pine rones were artistically sculpted Into turkeys and col­ orful ^iilumti leaves, fall ar­ rangements nnd candy corn f e s t i v e l y d e c o r a t e d the clubhouse and tables. Faye Slier, second vice presi­ dent. Indurted the following new members nnd presented each with n rose: Doris Gormly. Mac Pnwlsou, Alice Poller and Gall Stewart. Following lunrhron. a pro­ gram wns presented by the club's public affairs department under (hr chairmanship o f Rose Jacobson. She Introduced Jim Robison, newspaper editor, col­ umnist and author who has a passion for central Florida histo­ ry. A bom story-teller. Robison dramatically told Ihc women a l K i u t a Live Oak man. Louis Powell, whose family moved to Utke Jrsup when he was hanged during the Civil War In a plot with John Wilkes Booth. Lin­ coln's assassin, to kill William Seward, secretary o f state . The shamed family did not claim the MNION ■DITOR DORIS DIETRICH body, which was later exhumed and the skull remained In the Smithsonian Institute for 100 years. Recently, the skull was returned to a family descendent living In Geneva and the skull Is now buried In the Geneva cem e­ tery. President DcLores Lash pre­ sided over the business meeting. It was announced that she, Ruth Gaines. Marty Colegrove and Viola Frank represented the club at the Florida Federation o f Wom en's Clubs District VII Fall Tour at the Apopka Woman's Club. Martha Yancey, chairman o f the arts department, reminded members o f the club's annual Arts and Crafts Festival to be held at the November meeting. A ll m em bers were asked to make an cfTort to enter Items they have made in Ihc show. Entries should be brought to the clubhouse on Dec. 5, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Other events planned during December will be bell ringing for the Salvation Arm y and wrap­ ping gifts as a fund-raiser. Call Betty Halback Tor bell-ringing Information and Viola Frank about the gift wrap. Members were also reminded that the Golden Age Games begin today and registration at the Sanford Civic Center Is a must. Shirley Mills, chairman o f th e G o l d e n A g e G a m e s Tournament Bridge, announced (hat the tournament (contract and duplicate), will be held at the clubhouse on Nov. 10, from 1 to 4 p.m. Bridge players are welcome. Other hostesses on the com­ mittee are; Carolyn Cornelius, Carrie Greene, Betty Halback. T o n i Hpbson, Helen Ernest. Audrey Roush, Isabel Wilson, Mary Dale Jones. Emy Sokol and Libby Prevatt. □ See Dietrich, Page SC HsnM Photo by Tommy Vlnconl Fay* Siler (from left) Inducts (front row) Alice Potter end Dorle Gormly and (beck row) Mae Pawleon and Gall Stewart Into the membership of the Women's Club o f 8anford Inc. Police play it safe Annual party better than ever SH A Y KOEGEL <Mrl Seoul Troops 141 and 4M arrive In eolorlui ooetumoe lor a HaHowoon parly. Oirl Scout troops observe season with a big party Tw o Lake Mary Oirl Scout tibops had a big party the day before Hallo wen at the Frank. Evans Center. Troop 148 la a " Cadctte troop, ages 12 and 13. Troop 438 Is a Daisy troop, ages 5 and 6. The older girls came dresed like a doctor, a rapper, a gypslc and others along that Ifiu\ In the Daisy troop, there were several I’ocahontases. a few Jasmines, a fairy, a Snow White and a cowgirl. There were a few adults and kids who didn't dress for the occasion. The girls divided Into groups and held a contest to see who could do the best make-up LAM MARY MARY ROWELL job on the unadorned. Luckily for the victim s, that la. partici­ p a n ts . th e r a th e r c o lo r fu l make-up and green tinted oat­ m eal did wash off. Thanks to the effort o f some Daisy parents Patty Westbrook and Patti Kem p, the glrla also e n jo y e d g o in g th r o u g h a haunted house. It waa filled with fog, aplders. ghoulish heads, worms, eyeballs and a werewolf. No one went In alone. There was also gam es, In­ cluding a spider plnata, and food. The food waa a very big hit. There waa skull, pumpkins and b a t c o o k le a , w itc h ’ s b rew , spiders, files, knee bones and cupcakes. The spiders were a big hit with the adults, but some o f the girls w ere a little afraid to try them. For the record, the aplders □ 1 The Longwood Police Depart­ m ent waa doing what they do best on Halloween night, helping to keep the children safe by providing a safe and fun place for the children at a reasonable cost to the parents. In the p u t decade, the word, ’ ’prevention” has taken on a new look In the area o f health, drug and alcohol abuse, adult and Juvenile crim e, and most aspects o f our lives. The Longw ood Police Departm ent has been ahead o f Its tim e as It celebrated the 15th annual Hal­ loween Party and It waa bigger and better than ever. The goal each year la to provide a safe yet fun environm ent for the children for the purpose o f preventing Injuries. E v e ry y e a r, th e H au n ted Houae is spookier than U waa and It Is the main attraction for the older kids. A ll children are given a free bag o f candy. The Jupiter Jump Is a main attrac­ tion for the m iddle age groups. For a price o f tw o tickets, a good size Moutaln Dew refreshm ent can be yours; Hot dogs are another two tickets and a pop­ corn for a quarter Is a big seller when the candy runs out. The gam es are great for kids any age from about nine months to adult. The R.I.P. Oame. also sized for any player, waa tailored for Halloween with Us cartoon character grave markers. The W itc h in g P u tte r had m an y A lysM and Mikayla Waters, apes 3 and 1 , participated In tho costume contest. Alyssa is a flower and Mikayla Is a hobo. winners who could sink a hole In one o r tw o o r three, Since football season coincides with th e H a llow een h o lid a y , the fo o tb a ll th rou gh the orange pumkin hoop was a success with the young and older crowd. All o f the gam es were a quarter and that Included at least three tries. You could never find a better bargain anywhere. Although all o f the Longwood Police Departm ent are to be com m ended fo r ou tstan d in g co m m u n ity s p irit. S ergean t Ryan. A ssistant C h ief T erry Baker and Pat Sm ith, organized the event and all the Police and Staff contributed to the success o f the 15th annual L.P.D. Hall o w e e n p a r t y l Clvitan Club ayts adueation of future The Heart o f Florida Clvitun Club will host a special pres­ entation on Education for Ihc Twenty-First Century by Dale B ru s h w o o d o f th e O ra n g e C o u n ty P u b lic S c h o o ls on Thursday, Nov. 0. at Morrison's C afeteria. 1840 E. C olonial Drive. Dutch Treut dinner Is at 6pm . T h e presentation will begin at 7 p.m.. Is open to the pu blic and Is free. Details: 896-7201 or 865-7585. The Heart o f Florida Clvilan Club Is a group o f single adults dedicated to community service, with special focus on those who are mentally or physically hand­ icapped. This club was chartered □ A ss K s sg sl, P age 2C Deacon cited for 59 years service; World Prayer Day set Deacon AJvic Anderson o f the Keep on Running fur Jesus” . Second Shiloh Mlssslonary Bap­ The message o f the hour was tist church was honored for his delivered by ihc Rev. Vlolu K. 59 years of service and m em ­ Graham, "R id in g upon high laces on this eurtli" Isaiah bership In the church. 8:13-14. T h e m essage a d ­ Anderson was bom In Lake monishes us lo know that God is Butler (Union County). Florida. The fam ily m oved to Orlando in ou r rock, w e must have a MARVA 1925 ana in 1936 Anderson personal relationship with God. HAWKINS m oved to Sanford and Joined the wc must worship, give praises, Second Shiloh Missionary Baplove hlm.lcan on him. lei him be tlat church. our protector, trust him, the Hta pastor at that tim e waa the worship service directed by the message o f the hour well luken Rev. C J . Jackson. Anderson's holy spirit. The mass choir sang and will give strength lo ull of growth as a Chrtatian haa been a spirit-filled selections. Thia In­ our lives. After the message the great experience, he aaid. A n­ deed waa the day the Lord had Rev. Cleve Gipson dedicated one derson has served as a deacon. made as the congregation re­ o f Deacon Anderson's favorlte Superintendent o f the Sunday joiced. The treat o f the m orning songs to him entitled " I have School, and haa been a role was two selections presented by haa m y sh are o f ups and m odel for young men o f the the childrens choir ages 3 to 5 downs” . years. Their lovely little voices church and comm unity. Special honors for Anderson T h e appreciation program , were heard as they sang "G ive were given by Pastor U.T. Davis, held on Sunday. Oct. 29. at the m y heart to Jesus" and "Jesus who presented him u plaque on 11 a.m. worship service, was one wUI change your life.” behalf o f the pastor's church. Sister Lottie Ourhart put out Deacon board his words of en­ o f honor and praise for thia the welcom e mat. Slater Leola couragement will forever linger Christian. Com m issioner Robert Thom as W illiam s dedicated a poem to In the minds o f those present. Jr. preaided w ith a planned the honorcc. “ A Christian Man. □ lN lavklaa,Fa|i}C S Dvkcon Ahrtv Andtnwi rtc r t v ptaqo# for M loan of oorrioo It ehyreh. F O R A L L T H E P E O P L E N E W S IN Y O U R A R E A , S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D �2C - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, November 5, 1995 ■ ■■■ -----------— . ■- ■ - — %-------------------------- Dietrich-------- WEDDING Continued from Page 1C Pat Foster, chairman o f the education department and cochairman with Vivian Buck o f the recent Oktobcrfcst. reported that the scholarship event was highly successful. Annually, the club sponsors a benefit to help a deserving woman return to the classroom o f her choice. The scholarashlp will be presented In the spring. 1996. Ruth Oalnes. sponsor o f the Junior Woman's Club, reported on the Juniors' activities. The president announced that Charlotte Smith, club president during 1932-34. Is writing a book about the club which was established in 1913. Shirley Mills was chairman of hostesses for the luncheon with Mary Dale Jones as co-chairman. Committee members were: Jean Marcel. Nellie Coleman, Nancy Frye, Betty Halback and Viola Frank. Doctors, legislators gather for cruise Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brooks Edwards Debbie Clancy, Thomas Edwards exchange vows LAKE MARY D eb b ie Michele Clnncy o f Lake Mary iH'cnmc the bride o f Thomas Brooks Ed wa r d s o f New Smyrna Beach on Saturday, Oct. 14. at 4 p.m.. at the Celebration Church in Lake Mary. The Rev. Dr. Kevin Ciiubb was the officiating clergyman for the traditional ceremony. The bride is the daughter o f V a le r ic and R an d y Ham* merstrom. 178 S. Fourth St.. Lake Mary, and the bride­ groom is the son o f Mrs. Ruth Ed wards o f DcBary. 4 Given in marriage by Tony Clancy, the bride chose for her vows a formal lace gown over bridal tafTeta fashioned along the Queen Anne silhouette. E m b e l l i s h e d w ith reentbmldcrcd lace medallions and irrldcsccnts , the gown featured a high neckline and long slim lace sleeves. The flowing train, accented with m o t h e r - o f - p e a r l d e s ig n s , cascaded into a full chapel sweep. Her veil o f Imported illusion was secured by a crow n o f flow ers and she carried a cascading arrange­ ment o f oink roses showered with baby’s breath, pearls and trailing ivy. Sharon Clancy attended the bride as maid o f honor. She wore a long, slim wine dress trimmed in lace and sequins with a side slit In the skirt. She carried a bouquet o f pink rosebuds with baby's breath and white ribbons. Flower girl was Nina Marie Clancy who carried a basket of rose petals. She wore a cream and lace chiffon dress with a headpiece o f flowers and rib­ bons. Ring bearer was Brandon Horvath. Following the ceremony, a reception was held In the church social hall. After a wedding trip to St. Augustine, the newlyweds are malting their home in New Sm yrn a Beach w h ere the bridegroom is employed as an engineer and the bride is a waitress. Hawkins Continued from Pago 1C Pastor Davis also presented and appreciated the Deacons' John Mitchell, Charlie C ollier and John W illiam s. Bouquets o f roses were presented to their lovely wives. Sisters Annie Col­ lier. I.coin Williams. Mrs. Mit­ chell. und the first lady o f Shiloh. Sister R.T. Davis. Standing closely by his side for many years has been his lovely wife. Sister Eartha Bell A n ­ derson. also an ardent member o f Second Shiloh. Honor and gifts o f appreciation for her Christian service were given. The lovely ofTerlng and gifts from various members o f the church were well recleved by Deacon und Sister Anderson. We are reminded by the scripture "That a good man's steps arc honored by the Lord". S|>cclnl thanks go to Pastor Davis. Sister Mary B. Wilson, V l n n l r Mi l l e r and the Deaeon/m em bcrs o f Second Shiloh. Auditions eallsd Are you interested In a career in dramu. pluys or musicals? Auditions will be held Nov. 10 and 11. 6 to 8:30 p.m. for those who are interested in being a pari of the play "Folk-Lore • The A frican A m e ric a n ". Contact .Joseph Pinckney at 330-0474. ages 20-40. World Praytr Day • ' Ce l e b r a t e t he H ope o f Christ." the annual World Day o f Prayer program, will be held Monday. Nov. 6. at 7 p. m. at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church on Sipes Avc. The Rev. Dr. Frank Williams is pastor. During this observance, people all over the world will be praying for one another and for Globle Ministries Churchs will be open that day you may enter and pray. All pastors and churches are Invited to join the mission dements. In charge are: Sister B o s t o n . C o n g r e s s *1 Women's Department president: Sister Eula Martin. Council of Mission president: Sister Betty W ashington, chairw om an o f World Day o f Prayer: and the Rev. Andrew Evans. Congress president. K Church expansion drive New Bethel AME Church . Altamonte Springs, will sponsor a Special Church Expansion Drive.'IKO W O 'S O L " to be held Sunday. Nov. 19, at 11 a.m. Featured speaker will be: United States Rep. Hon. Alcce Hastings, a native o f Altamonte Springs. Celling FAMU alumni Seminole County Chapter o f FAMU Alumni Association Is requesting all Seminole County FAMU graduate-* to attend a Rcdedlcatlon Social/Spaghetti Luncheon on Saturday. Nov. 11. beginning at 3 p.m. at the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce located at the com er o f Sanford Avenue and West First Street. Please RSVP 323-6366 no later t h a n W e d n e s d a y . N o v . 8. Raymond Gaines Is president. Koegel Continued (r s a Pag* 1C in Orlando. Florida on August 4. 1084. It is one or 1600 dubs around the world and is an altlliate o f Clvitan International, e s t a b l i s h e d 1 0 2 0 . In B irm in gh am . Al abama. For unite information about this club or litis presentation, you may contact: Ruih Kurtz at 896-7201 or Burl Stone at 865-7585. Qardgn club ol meet Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will hold Its regular meeting on Nov. 13. at 9:30 a.m. In Sweet­ water Oaks Community Center. Tw o members of the garden club will present a workshop on The Making o f Swags. Members need to bring 3-5 yds o f ribbon, (lowers, clippers, etc. Also, rem em ber the Floral Design Class on Nov. 21. at 9:30 a.m. at the community center, t h e instructor will be Gayle Anderson. For further Informa­ tion contact Anna Belle West at 866-1132. The annual banquet o f the Seminole Countv Medical Soci­ e ty w a s h e l d a b o a r d t he Rlvershlp Romance when 40 members, spouses and guests took advantage o f the balmy evening for a sunset cruise on the St.Johns River. The membership decided this year to Invite the men and women who represent the area In the State Legislature to be guests o f the medical society. T h e fo llo w in g le g is la t iv e members and their spouses at­ tending were: Rep. Stan Balnter. Rep. Bob Brooks. Rep. Lee Con­ stantine; Rep Marvin Couch. Rep. Bob Starks: and Sen. Karen Johnson. According to Rona Snyder, administrative secretary o f the society. "A fter a welcome aboard by our captain and a greeting f r o m Dr . V i k r a m M e n t a . everyone enjoyed the cruise and the sunset. A repast ol shrimp nnd prime rib. among other d e lic io u s o f f e r i n g s , was thoroughly enjoyed by all." Rona also said the cruise offered the opportunity for the m edical com m unity to meet with and become acquainted with the "(In c people who repre­ sent the Seminole County area In Tallahassee." Pilot club marks Founder’s Day In celebration o f its 55th anniversary, the Pilot Club o f Sanford hosted a Founder's Day program and dinner to include the 74-year-old Pilot Interna­ tional and m em bers o f the 59-year-old Orlando-Winter Park Pilot Club. Sanford President Ruth Gaines welcomed and Introduced guests In the Garden Room o f Ramada Inn. Long wood. Vice President Sara Patterson Introduced Larry Furlong, former Semi nol e Count y co m m is sio n e r, w h o spoke to the group about con­ cepts o f county governments. Following dinner, a specially decorated Founder's Day cake, the reading o f the International code o f et hi cs and sin gin g together the international song, completed the celebration. Msrfcst on Psrk coming next wstk Market on Park Is coming Saturday. Nov. 11, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. at First United Methodist Church o f Sanford, Fifth Street at Park Avenue. In addition to a bountiful bazaar o f lovely hand-crafted Jim Robison (cantor), flanked by DeLores Lash (left) and Rose Jacobson, was guest speaker at the November m eeting o f the Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. I t e m s . Just in t i m e f o r Christm as-givlng. the annual market will feature baked goods, fresh produce, white elephants and lunch served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The al a carte lunch w ill Include sandwiches, hot dogs and soup. The public Is Invited. Happy birthday, Salma I f y o u sh ou ld see S elm a Williams anytlne soon, wish the lovely longtime Sanford lady a "H appy 75th birthday." Selma was honored Saturday at a big reception at the Lake Mary Community Center. P a rty hosts w ere S e lm a 's children: Jane Morgan, Jim W illiam s, Linda T erw llleger. Larry Williams and Mary Beth Donaldson. More on this next week. 8H8 clast of ’68 plans 30th reunion The Seminole High School Class o f 1976 Is all geared up over the 20th class reunion which will be held on June 29, ) 1996 at the Sheraton Maitland ; Center. According to a spokesman, the '■ committee needs volunteers to I help w ith the planning, or-;! ganlzlng and helping to locate a : host of missing classmates. I f ; you can help, please call one o f ; the following: Mike Good. 6 8 2 “ 0 2 9 8 ; C i n d y S e rr a e s Cun- 4 ningham. 290-8181; Rosanne-: D lm a r tln o C o n llffe : T e re s a -) Jackson Kumm. 322-0665; Ivory); Davis. 322-1055; or 8usan Rich--' • ardWenner. 323-5499. Rowell 1C were made out o f chocolate, coconut. M ft M's and chow mein noodles. The (lies were made out raisins and slivered almonds. Seniors celebrate Better Living for Seniors held their own Halloween party on Halloween. The group met at C elebration Church in Lake Mary for food, fun and a costume contest. There were witch's, hobos, clowns, and more. Nancy Stevenson, dressed like a prin­ cess, won the contest. The se­ niors also took turns walking over to the Frank Evans Center to tour the Girl Scout’s haunted house. Building plans change A sign that has been on a vacant lot on Longwood-Lake Mary Road will not be there m uch lon ger. T h e sign an ­ nounces the spot as the future home o f the First Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary. Church m em bers recently voted, by margin o f 39 to 8. not to build on the new location. The church will slat where It la and renovate Instead. T h e vacan t lot on Longwood-Lake Mary Road will be sold. A a a Iju a I m u h I ly|Aa| UVMIW8 ITWill M ll V T Mvnvg Old# Lake Mary Holidays Plans for Olde Lake Mary Holidays, to be held Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. Lake Mary City Hall, arc coming. The city festival will _____________ ebratlon and be a time lor fun. cclet The festival is free, but allenacss are encouraged to br­ ing a non-perishable food item or u toy. People bringing food will be given free holiday cookies by the Lake Mary Woman'sClub. People bringing toys will be given a holiday craft by the Stardust Girl Scouts. There will even be a booth where children donating toys can make their own holiday craft. I f you would like more infor­ mation about the festival or would like to donate time or supplies, call Mary Rowell at 321-1498 Keep those letters coming DEAR AB B Y: I am an F-16 uvionicM technician in the U.8. Air Force. In December 1991,1was on a temporary duj y assignment to Inciriik Airbase in Turkey. During that month, we received many bags o f card* and letters addressed to “Any Serviceperson" from your readers. One afternoon, our officer in charge brought in three mailbags stuffed with greeting card*. I drew one card from each bag and wrote to the people who sent them. The sec­ ond card I drew was from Laura (the woman I married a year and a half later). We became fast friends by writ­ ing to each other constantly. When I returned to the United States from my overseas assignment in Ger­ many, Laura came to visit me for four days while I was at my moth­ er's home on leave. It was love at ftrst sight. At the end o f the four day*. I drove her to the airport, bid her farewell and drove home. Dur­ ing the drive home, I was in tears, (later, 1 found out she had experi­ enced the same feelings. I My next assignment look me to Hill Air Force Baa* in Utah. Laura came to visit u cuuple o f times Iwfore deciding tu move there to be with me. On Valentine's Day o f 1993, I proposed to her, she said yes, and we were married un April 15. I am currently finishing a oneyear tour in South Korea. Unfortu­ nately, Laura and I were unable to celebrate our second anniversary together, but we plan to make up for lost time when I return. So, thank you, Abby. for a great morale-boosting program. Because uf you. I met and married the great­ est woman in the world. 8RA BRIAN A. RONN1NG. KUNSAN AB. SOUTH KOREA APOAA84QS8 ADviea *<5 . (4) For the Far Kaeti OPERATION DKAR A M Y XI APOAP 88888 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN nity to reariad my i 11*0 time to begto preparing far Operation Deer Abby XI. Readers, tkaoka to aM of you who have atade Operation Dear Abby so successful every year. Your outpouring o f lettera, cards aao packages lifts the spirits ef our men and women in the military who are far hum idaym. I invite you to participate again this year. Cards, letters and park ages may be eent to the addreeaea listed below. Mail will he dis­ tributed on a fair-share basis from these Aerial Terminals aad Fleet Mail Centers. Please use first class or priority aaU. These addresses can be used only from Nov. It, 1888, to * It, If i ll For Europe aad South­ west Asia; (8 ) OPERATION DEAR ABBY XI FPOAP 88888 •tudanta o f any race, color, national or ethnic origin to ail at the school. It does not dis­ criminate on the bari* o f race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration o f Ha educa­ tional nolkift. admiuioni roilde*, scholarship and loan pro­ grams, and athletic and other achool administered program*. sun U a g e o o iriU llI (4 8 ? ) I November 4th-12th, 1993 Nightly 7*39 Suaday lttJO bjr . 4eM B pjR. M W e Nad I Ihm C dblM B t «J U 4 IH w J 9 4 4 M OPERATION DEAR ABBY XI APOAR 68188 (8) For tho Mediterranean America I OPERATION DEAR ABBY XI FPOAE 88848 (8) For Bouth aad Central ‘ WP- •'v..-' -«—»- 4“ --------- -----------------------------V j �s ry M tv Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. November 5, 1995 - 9 C 1? 00 | 1? .10 | 1 00 | 1 .10 | 00 | .* 30 CgthtriiM Mlllt rtltxtt In a M o tio n o f htr ra ln fo rttt at htr homo. Retired secretary creates a rainforest in her yard By s o s a m w s n n s n (Anyone that comes to my house will always leave with a handful or carload of clippings. I never throw any away. I feel that's why my garden grows so well because I'm always giving some of it away. | Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY - What docs a retired secretary do oftcr all the paperwork Is gone? She heads tor the garden. Catherine Mills moved from Cleveland, Ohio some four years ago with plants In tow which she transformed Into what she catls her rainforest In the yard o f her Casselberry home. “ In Florida the plants arc Incredible," she said. "T h e y grow so w ell." From her hobby's conception at the age o f six, Mills attributes her gardening success to "shar­ ing." A native Floridian, Mills often visited her grandmother In Plant City. It was there she discovered a field o f day lilies. "I would wander out among the (lowers,"she said. "It was the moot heavenly feeling. That was the magic touch. That's when f fell In love with dowers." She laughed as she spoke of th e m a n y tim e s she Is so absorbed In pruning, transplan­ ting and tending her garden that she has spent as much as eight hours outside. " M y dear husband will call me In for breakfast, lunch and dinner." said Mills. At times she admits to spend­ ing a large amount o f time, money and energy for her labor o f love yet finds the relaxation and beauty o f the hobby far exceeds the negative aspects. "Anyone that comes to my house will always leave with a handful or carload o f clippings,” she said. " I never throw any away. I feel that's why my garden grows so well because I'm always giving some o f it aw ay." All the colors o f the rainbow are represented In Mills' little paradise. " I have one o f every­ thing you can think o f." she sa!d."A s they bloom I Invite friends to visit. I call this my happening." —T iim t i: .•i * . T i u r r j a . „ i . _ - r n m i . : <■ .'A ojs : : i a jt d l 9 I . _ i . ^ im c z s im irk - M u - -— *l u s i r * i _ i . — : ~n Recently, couples from far and near traveled to her home to witness "th e pcrformancr."as she calls It. o f her purple fantusy trumpet. Incidentally Mills Is often known to refer to her many precious petals os "sh e." M ONDAY’S W i m T i n -C a t h a r in e M ills 'a nothing that can compare to a night-blooming cereus." she said. "S h e Is the mother o f m y cereus. She's 38 years old. I got her from an old Italian neighbor o f mine from Cleveland. Red roses, polnsetta, corals, C h in e se p u rp le a x a l l a and copper leaf all share In the beauty surrounding her home. In the fall a red five-star vine passion flower spreads. Con­ fed era te Jasm ine b loom s In June. Bleeding heart and more share the spotlight. This month and next month ol ns e t t a a nd red c a m e lla Ighlight the arena. Cary Grant roses and whlssley mac roses o f a golden shade soothe the senses with fragrance. S plant, gardenia, faclatas, o r­ namental pineapple, crown o f thorns, a fig tree, aloe vera. orchid plants. Christmas cactus, crepe myrtle, staghorn, axaleas. a m a r y l l i s , p a p a y a and bougalnvlllas. all share being cared fo r by M ills and her husband o f 40 years. Vlctot. Although the couple are busy at their home church, South S e m in o le C hu rch o f C hrist teaching In the Bible school program Tor 35 years, they still find time for their three children, Sharon. Victoria and JefTrey and nine grandchildren. Mills does occasionally volun­ teer her time and talents tutor­ ing remedial reading and writ­ ing. An appropriate sign to hang In her garden would read. "..One's nearer to God In a garden than any place else on carl h. (.At t I i.INk M A S k i l l H i l l | II I INI M. Mills attributes her growth success with an Ingredient called rootone. 'i t 's a propagratlng agent." she said, "it works like magic. You Just dust the root or stem and plant It. Within a month there It's almost 90% successful. I also use miracle g r o w e v e r y t w o to three m onths." M ills nam ed m any o f the plants that reside restfully in her yard. From violet trumpet vine, clytostoma or callistegiodes to purple shamrock, purple oxalis, udcnophylla. hibiscus, cumcllias. crotons to sago palms, queen palms, saber palms all find shelter within bird o f para­ dise. mango trees and orange trees. Not forgetting coleus, coral Be- 1 0 ( 1 I N F O R M H T I O N C Ml l V O U f l T f W W U H G € N I O R U * ati s k c iu jm a ina> com m m on u n 111 c A u c o n u 4 m c m i c u m c u m o m y s i u o i d 1 1 M OATIS AB AYAtASI II0 M HUCHO GAJIYAAY | j cim govummcnt. m i Aaron ms i us customs H CHAtttS HOT *a u « D aiTAW H STtO O K S A m t I rlC A A A C m C O N T K X U D SH TSBC nriY SAHAAAAS (gjjftQUw(800) 270-S»A H | 11 I l ■tr-r- �ifU-fV&Wi 4 C - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. November S, 1005 Health/Fitness Volunteers save teeth, souls Diamonds for Hoapict ORLANDO — Hospice o f Central Florida w ill sponsor their 7thannu al“ Dlg for Diam onds." event on Nov. 16 and 17. The event w ill raise money for Hospice programs. It la co-sponsored by Swalstead Jewelers. The event w ill take place In front o f the jew elry store, 285 3. Orange Ave.. half a block south o f Church Street in downtown Orlando. The event w ill take place from 10:30 a.m . to 4 p.m. .The Idea o f the event Is to purchase shovels o f sand for $1 each. Diamonds and other gem stones w ill be hidden In the sand. Any diamonds that you dig up are yours. For more Information, call 843-6403. Haalth Fairaat ORLANDO — Health Fair '05 w ill be presented by the Orange County Medical Society on Nov. lO 10and and 11. The fair w ill be held at the Orlando Centroplex-Expo Center In downtown Orlando. It Is a great way for residents o f the com m unity to learn about progressive m edical techniques offered by health care providers In this area. attendees can expect to aee Inform ative displays and booths highlighting the services o f local physicians, specialists and hospitals. In addition, extensive screenings such sa blood pressure checks, akin cancer checks, hearing and glaucom a teste, and cataract testing. Admission to the event and all testing w ill be free. The health fair Is sponsored by Colum bia Health Care S ystem . Hum ana H ealth C are Plan and the O rlando Neurosurgical Association. It runs from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m . on Friday and 10a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday. For chtoritr holidays A message o f hope la brought hom e w ith a series o f six, free seminars offered through Hospice o f Central Florida. These special 90 m inute workshops focus on how those w ho've lost a loved one can get through the often difficult em otions surrounding this usually festive tim e o f year. The sessions focus clearly on concrete steps to make It through the holidays w hile reassuring those grievin g that they are not alone. Tw o seminars are In Spanish: 1:30 p.m . to 3 p.m. on Monday. Nov. 20 at H oly Redeem er Catholic Church In Kissim m ee; 1:30 to 3 p.m. on W ednesday. Nov. 29 at Christ Hispanic United Methodist Church In Orlando. The others w ill be from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Nov. 21 at Central Christian Church in Orlando, from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. Dec. 4 at KUamey Baptist Church in W inter Park, from 10 a.m. until noon on W ednesday. Dec. 6 in the Com m unity Room at the Fashion Square Road, Orlando. A ll seminars are free and open to the public. For m ore Inform ation, call 875-0026, ext. 464. Let ut know The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are avallabl# to tha central public.' *• W e’d like to have the Information for your announcement et least a week In advance. ly P O U V A N A IM I Special to the Herald SANFORD - Flashing bright, toothy sm iles at their Pine Crest Elem entary School principal, tw o giggly girls bounced o ff the m obile oental bus on Oct. 19. T h e p r i n c i p a l . Dr . R i t a Ramsey, peered into the girls’ mouths, congratulating them on the fresh dental work. A s the Florida Baptist Conven­ tion M obile Dental C linic van made Its Sanford and DeLand "r o u n d s ." 99 c h ild re n and adults received care, area coor­ dinator Mary Ellen Perkins said. Perkins heads the Sem inole Baptist Association volu nteer program in its preparations for the m obile van visits to area schools and other service loca­ tions “ Som etim es w e get it tw ice a yea r." Perkins said. “ Now I'm getting so m any placet that w e can't get back every y ea r." The clinic began in 1973 aa a m inistry o f the Florida Baptist C on ven tion abd has served 500.000 people since II first rolled along Florida's highways. Former pastor Franklin Russell ana his w ife JoAnn trace! with the unit serving as health screening coordinators. Th ey keep the unit in service and w ork w ith h ea lth p ro­ fessionals locatin g equipm ent and sterilizing supplies. "W e go all over Florida stop­ ping at schools, health depart­ m ents and hom eless shelters," JoAnn Russell said. "People o f low incom e can be treated re­ gardless o f race or religion ." Russell guided a tour o f the dental bus at the 82nd annual Sem in ole Baptist A ssociation m eeting held at Stetson Baptist Church on Oct. 16. 8he said Baptist offerings pro­ vided the needed service. " It 's m ostly for em ergency Russell said. " A lot o f folks w ouldn't have dental care at all. Th is Is your Cooperative Program funding In action ." A team o f six O eorgla Baptist convention representatives *i*o visited the m obile clinic. Dr. H oyt Deaa cam e with the team. He said the group expected to leant how the m obile oentai cunic operates in nopes u putting a H fn llT m odel on the road serving rocdfral and dental Breast milk banks: are thay healthy? If M N M M IU Associated Prats Writer_________ BOSTON — Rhlannon O reyw oif owes her life to Sent Lelcht but the tw o have never met. Lclcht'a breast m ilk, do­ nated through a human m ilk bank In W orcester, has helped keep 16-month-old Rhlannon olive. "She would have been in a hospital without the m ilk bank.' Id the girl's mother. Linda said eyw< Grey w olf ofColchester. Conn. She said h er dau gh ter Is allergic to cow and goat m ilk and to all com m ercial baby formulas. O reywoif. 45, la unable to pro­ duce enough m ilk on her own to feed her baby. " I thought. I have all this m ilk and I m ight aa w ell donate It to these poor little babies who need It." said Letcht, 34. There are eight m ilk banka In the United States and Canada. Th ey only feed about 2.000 babies a year, but human m ilk bank advocates say their serv­ ices save Uvea. "A s sm aller and sicker babies are saved, there Is more need for a specific food for them ." said Mary Rose Tu lly. director o f the m ilk bank at W ake M edical Center In Raleigh. N.C. "T h e least difficult thing for them to digest Is human m Uk." In addition to Raleigh and W orcester, m ilk banka also operate in Denver. 8an Jose, Calif.. W ashington. Lexington. Ky. . W ilm in g to n . D el., and Vancouver. British Columbia. The first mUk bank in the United States opened in (b e early 1900s in Boston. By the 1970a, there were m ore than 90 banka across the country, im ­ p ro v in g m ed ica l tech n o lo g y cn abieo doctors to save earlier premature and m ilk from the banks nourished them. In (h e IB 80s. com m ercial form ula com panies developed form ulas specifically for pre­ m ature babies, reducing the demand for bank m ilk. Then conic AIDS. W orried about the possibility o f HIV. the virus that causes AIDS, being transmitted through a donor's mUk. most o f the country's mUk banks shut down. Most doctors stopped prescribing donor mUk. "H IV was the nail In the coffin oped strict guidelines lo r m ilk banks. Milk donors are screened In the sam e w ay that blood donors are. T h ey have to All out questionnaires, undergo Mrwwl testa and not be in a high-dak group for AIDS o r other diseases like hepatitis. Th e donated m ilk Is heat treated to kill any viruses that m ay have slipped through and then frow n , to be thawed when needed. Now the m ilk Is available only by prescription. Most specialists agree that processing reduces the lik eli­ hood o f transm itting disease, but the heating and freezing also destroys some o f the m ilk's moot valuable qualities. “ There Is probably a retention o f about SO percen t o f the b e n e fic ia l p r o p e r tie s ." said Miriam Ertkaon. director o f the m ilk bank at the Medical Center o f C entral M assachusetts in W orcester. “ W e're between a rock and a hard place. Doctors are afraid to use the m ilk unpaateurised but they also say that heat-treated tre a te d , ca n p re v e n t som e comm on diseases am ong pre­ mature babies, One klUer Ulr -tt is necrotizing en terocolitis, a ea st that destroys sections o f the baby's show* (hat human m ilk reduces the incidence o f the disease, "F o r prem ature bebfo*, (he wntftnul la a m ixture o f human mUk and form u la." aakl Davkl 8. Ncwburg. a scientist at Boston's Bhrtver Center far Mental Re­ tardation w ho atudtoa the m ate­ rials in human m ilk that protect " I think m ilk *«•««*«* are im ­ portant" as a w ay o f providing m ilk for prem ature infants who n eedit, heaaid. Dr. Rajiv Ratal axamlnaa James O liver's teeth aboard tha Florida Baptist Convention M obile Dental Clinic van. Volunteer dental assistant Kay overwhelm ing. Adults there recie v e d e x te n s iv e em ergen cy care. "W e had 49 in tw o days," Perkins said. "Som e w ere on the unit for one and a h alf bou ts." In addition to dental care, patients receive spiritual care. A t Pine C rest It was 10-year-old Jam es O liver's first dental visit. Volunteer dental assistant Kay Eckhardt showed him each denuu loot ana ■ ■ i-a m m now me d e n tis t c le a n s an d ris e s a lltlfm BA II rerun* person's teeth. O liver also col­ wc KrecYifQ Ii9Ut said. " Eleven showed up. U nto ored a coiortng book w ith volun­ w ere m any children eho needed teer Oene Estrtdge from Central Sanford, dental care and didn't get it. It's B «p u s t1m m em m m m sad." bow Ood can dean the hsart and P e r k l n a s a i d D e L a n d ' a . repair m e oroaen piece* oc me. W oodland Elem entary principal Th a m ob ile d en tal project JoAnne Rodkey, work ed hard doesn't end w hen the van leaves collected item s are deliv­ callin g parents to try to get the the area. Perkins said It la ered to the Association office in form a retu rn ed in tim e fo r Im portant that patients enloy Orange C ity, w here Perkins and treatm ent when the van was at spiritually healthy Uvea in addi­ volunteers prepare them for pa­ the school on O c t 16. tio n to m ain tain in g h ealth y tient dM rtouUon follow ing de­ "S h e called and she callad ami mmh She said hopes area ntal care. she ca lled ," Perkins aakl. "T h ere church m em bers w ill "fo llo w Perkins paid the program not w e re s e v e ra l c h ild re n w h o only Involves m any vQnmteere. (couldn't get) needed care. M w ’ m a a PWavlRmw k a a a llM ^ a m a .II T T r e re a c h in g o a t fo r but r - frrel personnel also get W— into the act. Teachers aak if the tn con trast response a t the _____t " Perkins m id. "W e don 't children have toothaches o r de­ C e n tra l F lo rid a C om m u n ity w a n t t h e m to fa ll b y th e -----------. 4 - M ntal problem s and the t r hmrl C l i n i c , S a n f o r d , w a s needs In Oeorgla. "W e cam e to learn about it," D ea l said, "b u t w hat w e've learned is that w e've got a kit m ore to learn ." The Florida project involves local churches in the effort aa area congregations collect Item s for dental and health "good y |s" to be distributed by local un leers. M arian H a m m ett, w h o in charge o f the Northside Baptist collection in DeLand, stacked a colorful pUe o f the handmade cloth bags. "A t first w e didn't have very m any item s donated," Hamm ett said. “ But everyon ejp H on the tu> w ith ty. W e usually give about 50 a ■ends hom e health history forma for parents to return. “ I bring in dental hygienists, and w e screen the children." Perkins said. "W e try to get the M S M II veea ryt nccay M ones* Perkins said one o f the disap­ pointm ents she (hoes la when the student w ith severe dental pro­ blem s can’t be seen because parental permission forma aren't returned. Th at's the w ay it was a t Ptne C rest Elem entary in Sanford this year. W omen have a c c e ss to safer, more accurate mammograims m ote accurate m anunowsine everyw here from hospitals to tration 'a requirem ents have B u t m a m m o g ra m s h a ve significantly im p to w t mam- m im ed up la ID percen t o f Quality a t m ore than oreaai cancers, unucs m m toai 10,000 fa cilities n atiftfiw id fi was because nobody required particularly in nine states that m am mog raphy centers to use n e v e r b e fo r e m a n d a te d u p - d a t e equipm ent, doctors fftHfjiTTTagrrphy mmtA trained to interpret roam m oa g e n e r a l/ S rm m tlng O ffice gram s accurately o r techni- CMMf** Uar* Siw*l*ift B*k*viw W w M auds MQ VIJay Moradia, M.D. ispleased to announce the opening of Ns in Orange Cfy. • Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery • Maxillofacial Surgery • Cosmetic Surgery • Hand Surgery Zlotkin said there whs no hard scien tific eviden ce suggesting that treated, donated m ilk was better than formulas. In addi- VUay Moradia, MIX Board Certified Surgeon 1061 Medical Center Drive Suite 201 Orange O y . a 32763 904/774-5811 | �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florid* - Sunday, November 8, 1996 - 90 b y C hic Y ou n g pass? nrannn nranmn nnmnnci orannnn □nnmnn nmronnn nnnn neon rinnr l nmnunci nnm nan nirnnnu ronranmn nmnor.i nnnmn Hmnnnm nnmnnn mro □ran nmnnnu nmnc.i ann nnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn □nnnn mnnnn Not. 9, IM S JjFrfl \ y n _ * > ( (\ \ t Y&CQMMOOORE! WAIT UP! > HOWWOULDYOULIKETO BUY K GENUINE DIAMONDGENTS RING THATONCE ~\ |\ )K tf»*£D TOMYGRAND- V JFATHER? b v A it Sananm ^ --IT ip jM h [L K f V h Im pressive achievem ents are probable in the year ahead, but you ahould have a well-defined gam e plan. Do not be satisfied with m erely reacting to circum ­ stances. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Critical assignm ents should not be attem pted today If you are not w illin g to try your best. You m ight com plete your tasks, but you w ill not be proud o f the finished products. Scorpio, treat you rself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by m ailing 92 and BASE to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper, P.O. Box I7BS. Murray HUI Station, New York, NY 10150. Make sure to state your tod lac sign. sAC M TTAm nm (N ov. 23 -Dec. 21| I f you give in to tem ptation today, you m ight put yourself In a tight financial position. Later, y °n m ay lack the funds for som ething important. ■ CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jan. n r- h ii t i r- run r- f c Hd b y Charins N0THIN6! o l . o ° [flo K 9 H R ) » ' ' f l B E 'n " o • H o 0 “1 o 0 o h a IUIUM P T O V i*M .1 M TVHL ...U tm A U TU S ...P 6 A 0 A K A U TTlf ABOUT TH3AWD "THAT ..m L A J O N S OK1VUO...AU4H1BR? A l l — (March 21-Aprll IB) If you are Involved In a join t venture with a close friend. respect your partner's opinions. Selfishness could jeopardise the relationship. -mM TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) ^ O lve m ore thou ght to you r bv Howie Schnplder ao-called flashes o f brilliance t 11 i before acting on them. Under c lo ser scru tin y, these Ideas m ight not be as good as you first thought. O B M O fl (M ay 21-June 20) Avoid getting involved In your friends' business affairs today. Discourage outside Involvem ent creature on this planet, the one that can survive in the most varied o f clim atic conditions? By w ay o f a hint, try to find the key m ove in today's deal. South la in three no-trump. How do you expect the play to proceed. West leading a low heart? A fter winning the first trick w ith dum m y's queen. South can g e t h o m e by p l a y i n g on diamonds. This dislodges W est's entry before his heart suit is established. But if W est has the d u b a*** and Baat the ace. playing on du bs works. It is a guess. However, as South has three guaranteed diamond tricks available and m ight get only tw o d u b tricks, understandably he c a lle d fo r a clu b , from the dum m y at trick two. If Bast had played low. South would have won with his queen in you r m atters as well. C AM C SA (June 21-July 22) M ake su re to be ex trem ely selective when seeking help to­ day. I f you receive unsound advice, a bad situation could becom e srorse. LB O (July 23-Aug. 22) Strive to be tolerant o f people who are not as bright as you are. Do nut becom e frustrated if you have to repeatedly explain the sam e Assum ing that others w ill be glad to do things you could easily accom plish you rself would be u nw ise today. Y ou r c o l­ leagues w ill resent the im posi­ tion. L IB R A (S e p t 23-Oct. 23) IT iaible. take m ore tim e before ylrtg a m ajor appliance today. You m ay have second thoughts and d ecid e to ch an ge you r selection. C C O p n W M m t fry NBA Inc. “ t 3 oO (A u g. 29-Sept. 22) and im m ediately switched to d iam on d s, esta b lish in g nine tricks. But Bast was w ide awake. up with hla ace and the heart jack onto the wanted to protect his partner's entry and establish his partner's heart suit. Now the contract had to foil. South hav­ in g on ly eight tricks. W est gave a happy croak. Th e moot adaptable creature is surely the bog. Th ey live in all parts o f the globe except at cold, high altitudes and In the Antarc­ tic. There are many amusing fr o g a . F o r e x a m p l e , the D fc v ic fp i, wiucn is sDoui m e sise o f a m arshm allow. Uvea in the South African desert and is able to absorb through its akin any m oisture in the sand. In contrast, the Canadian tree b o g bosses alm ost aoUd during the w inter, on ly to thaw out In spring, com ing back to life. a P h illip A ld e r's bqok, Sm arter at B ridge." Is available, autographed upon request, for • 14.85 flrom P.O . Box 169. Roslyn Hts.. NY 11577-0169. c a p m s M if w w nca me. “ Oct AU*AYi i-Art »v t r m ii* 6 V sffismssrz V JX C tl.W f fTl i T �wl-~~ IB 8C - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 5, 1995 Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF T N I E IO M T IIN T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D FO N tC M IN O lt COUNTY, F L O R ID A . c a s i n o .i a a - i a a o - C A - t d - L SUN O AN K , N .A .. a national banking association, Plain! ill. I S I S PR O G R A M S . INC., at al. Defendants. N O T IC I OF DAL* Notics la hereby given that pursuant to tha Final Judgm ent ot F o raclosura in tha c a u s e ponding m tha Circuit Court In and tor S em inole County, Florida, C a t s N o. 93 -t840. tha undersigned Clark will sail tha property In Sem inole County, Florida described a t: Lola 13 and 14, Block 0 , Tract no. S3. San L an d o Springe, according to tha Plat thereof a t recorded in Plat Book S, P a g o a t, of the Public R ecords of Summble County, Florida, al public ealo to tho highest and boat bidder lor cash at 11:00 A M . on the 30th d a y ot N O VE M BE R , I l l s , at the Sem inole County Courthouse, 301 N orth Park A venue, Sanford, Florida. Dated O ctober 30th, 1445. Maryanne M orse Clerk ol tha Court Uy: Jane E. Jasew ic As O epuly Clerk Publish: N ovem ber S, 13, I M S DEJ-4T N O T IC I O F M L B Pursuant to Florida Statutes Self Storage Act, Sections I 3 SSS A S3 JOT, Sale ot Contents In leased space to satiety O w ner liens: 113 David Y eager MJ Dennis Hites 34* Lynn H . P a g e 334 M arilyn Andersen see Bobby C. Satina To b t n M Of Atpoaotf ol T h un ., N ev. 14th. IfO tat W a m. Public Auction, cash only. A t: Sun R ay Store Assay 410 Rinehart Road Lake M ary, FL33T44 All m ay pay up, call 333-4333 Pu blish : October 3t, and N ovem bers. IR J O E I 341 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T J U D IC IA L C tR C UtT , NS A R C FO R S I M I N O L I O O W R TT, C A S I N O . M * 0 4 ? S * O A » t 4 *1 TH O M A S 8. P O S T tM S K I and ELLEN L. P O S T IM 8 K I, h u sb a n d and wife, Ptemttfts, vs. JA C K L V N N I R ICO , N O T IC I O F S A U I N O T IC I IB N I R M V O IVBN that pursuant to S ummery Finer J u^tg^nont at Paeaataauaa en^f O rder R esch edu lin g Poreo loaure la t a D ate entered In the above sntRte d c a u s a In tha Circuit Court bt P w ^ y rtOt^Mi |1 Wm kmrsinTyt property srtuatad In ^rsimOw - . , a OaaastAeN wOUs?I|F| I* ■lOCtQOf PwoCnovO ImIm follow s: Lot S. H O LLO W S ROOK W t I T , accordin g to tho m ap o r Rial th ereof a t re c o rd e d bt Flat • o a k S i, p a g e s B4 through *0 P u blic R e c o rd s ot Sem in o le County, Florida, at public sa le , to tha highest and id boot b id d e r tor aaah , at 11:00 A .M . an t o s s , at tha W o o l front S a a r of Som m olo C ounty C ouithouoo. Sanford, Florida. DATED this S la t d a y ot O C T O ­ BER. to st. MARYANNI M fU t tl C LE R K O F T H I C O U R T By: Jano I . Jaaaertc D ooutv t l o f t LA W R E N C E N . S T IlM tR , IS O .. TBT O ougtaa Avenue Florida S I M 4 Attorney for Plaint ate. IN A C C O R O A N C S W ITH T N I A M E R IC A N S W ITH D tSA SIU T V ACT. P IN S O N S W ITH D ISA BILI­ TIES N I I D I N O A S P IC IA L A C C O M M O D A TIO N T O PAR TICIP A T I IN T H IS F R O C U D N I O SHOULD CONTACT COURT A D M IN IST R A T IO N AT M l N . Park A venue, ON301. la n ia rd , Florida S t F T I, T I L I P N O N I ' |407) 333-4130 oat. 4U T . N O T LATER T H A N S E V IN D A Y S PR IO R TO T H I P N O C IIO tN O . IF H E A R d ia IMPAIRED, (TO O ) Publith: N s v im b ir S. 1*. I S M D IJ -4 1 Legal Noticti Ltgal Notlcva N O T IC I O F F IC T IT IO U S R A M I N o n e * t* hereby given that am e n g a g e d in b u sln e ta at 1037 Northern W ay, W inter Springs, FL 33708, I. S a# m ln ‘ o l* C' ounty, Florid a, un der the Fictitious N a m e ot A W I R I O A N H O M S I N S F i e r t O N S , a n d that I intend to register sa id nam e with tha D ivision at C o rp o ra tio n s. T alla h a sse e , Florida, m a c cord an ce with the p ro v isio n s o f tho FIctHM us N om e Statutes. To-W it: Section M S .0 S , Florida Statutes I M t . R.J. H u gh es, Jr. Pu blish: N ovem ber S, IP S * D E J -M N O T IC I O F FtO Y IT tO tM N A W I N otice I* hereby given that w * are e n g a g e d In b u e M e ta at 731 Induotry R d .. Su ite to t, L o n g w o o d , FL 31740, Sem m ola County, F lorida, un der the FIcKlout N a m * ot I L I T I W O O D P R O D U C T S S U P P L Y , a n d that w o Intend to regie ter said nam e w ith th e D ivision of C o rp o ra tio n *, T a lis h a sto *. Florida, m accordan ce with the provision of the fictm ou s N am e S la tu ts t, To-W rt: S ection M t .O t , Florida Statutes 1 M 1 . C oiporatfSn: Q ianl Properties, htc. K ingsley Grant. V.P. Publish: N ovem ber g, tS S I D IJ -4 0 Legal Notices P U B L IC N O T I C I OP IN T IN T TO F IL I A C IR T t F t O A T I O P N I I O The a p plican t, a O a o rg ia Partn ersh ip kn ow n os R enaissance Retirement LTD, II (L.P.I, w h o sa P artn ers are W inter H a v e n H om es, Inc., E d w trd I . L a n t, C on n ls I . Bropdon, C hris S ro g d o n , Kathy Pilar, J. Victoria Lana, Heather M cC an n • Darren C . Tucker, aN ow n in g controlling Interest in tho p a rtn e rsh ip , a n d w h o so o ffic e * o r* lo c a te d at: 4000 Lake Forest Drive • Suite 300, Atlanta. O A 30334; ann oun ce* Rs Intent to tile a Certificate ot H ead application on or b elora N ovem ber 3Sth, I M S with the Florid* A gen cy for Health C a re Adm inistration. The application will seek o Certificate ot N e e d and euthorlration to construct and operate up to • o n * hun­ dred seven teen (11T) b o d fro * standing skilled nursing horns for a c o st o f not to o s c o o d M , 100,000. It wtd b e located in Sem inole County. H R S Dfetrlct 7. Subdistrict 4. Tho protect, H gran ted, I* e x p e c te d to b ocom o operational in I M F , a n d will b * licen sed a n d op e rate d b y the applicant. Tha authorttod c o n ­ tact tor thts project to A ndrea L. Burr, M eal! he a re R e se a rc h S R eso u rces, tnc„ 404 N. Tram am Strati. M ount D ora, FL 33717 Publish: N ov em b er S, 7 , 1 S M DCJ-SS if) TNA AMO lilt OOuRt M T• *»■ U B OMMUUIT •w wiyiwwt a tOnf riiif v Nt 0f O F T N O 1 0 m JMOtO IA L | O tR O tH T, m A N D F O R ■ ■ COUNTY, OBRORAL O A M N O : S S -S S S -C A -t 4 -1 BO ATM EN S N AT IO N A L M O R T G A G E , IN C . F/K7A N AT IO N A L M O R T O A O I COM PANY PLAINTIFF V S. R A N D A LL C . SCH ULTE; M ICH ELE M . SCHULTE; JO H N D O E A N D JANE DOE A S U N K N O W N TEN AN T S IN P O S S E S S IO N D tP E N O A N T (S ) r s -n o n e s o p 1STSXTupon^HuM^rtT CANNON. TN I LAW CLINIC *01 SenWl. te n t FL u m . «Rd Hit Ma Mdm« m tha •*Rea at the Clark at Rw Circuit Caurt, at ar katars tha torn day at Navambar, A D . ISM. H y N M l b R « lllanSSnwm .i IN R I: F O R F IIT U M O F n A t g j g U .l. C U R M N C Y I FL W4 Ftymmrtfc . . . Avarwo mthe FNtttan. DATIO at tardsn Caunty. FMrtda IMt tOSMday at W tF tym autk A i FL M A t lY A N t t f M O H H C lS t K O P T H t m SBRU O sputy C lark F u M N A iO c t M lf 1 L B .3 I , and N avam bar L t S W O i l 147 FLStgjg U.l. CURMNCY DONALD F. ISLINOIR, ¥ Ofttea. lam taoM County, Ftor B lT B ^ Il M t pfttcpfl* M w t U M . ‘ - U N C I OAIO N O I F C i 1 X K F V O K M O A K WIKC. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: -WoSywood M a piaot w maka an entire career out ot batonev.* — Wartan O IS M b* NEA. tec. O F F TH E LE A S H M ^ WtTWa^ r n 7*1 s m The ant la M Q U I E T M a t a n H o n o ra b le Judge ¥ 9m Circuit Court, CIvK D ivision. Iig M o o n tk J u d k le i ------| . M |---------- « - a*------a » 4__ viTCWTr M t l W M w CMHtV i * H f ' M b* iBBt B it a b o v e p r o p e r t y gkotrld b e torteitM to t a M W I H You will ho served a (Mw w yew egw ^ FamyScN* A *ou*f " 4 W Aftik a R N signed b y M a I N odd advise you M M M ro t p M d M N d i I N I M B Y C B R T IF Y T H A T 8 true a n d c s n a c t a j v ¥ m b y U .l. hit M M d o g of SkARYANM K L IH L FM rtda B a r N o. I4 IW W D E I*) FM rtda rn n n m cM M M Sand AWN ■ at M l C o m p a r e * W ay. la n ia r d . FL M 7 7 t. B aa Wnata C ounty, F lorid a, u n der the Plctdtaus at NATURAL AW R OF te regwSer l t d mi C o fM fa ilo M Fis td lou * N a m e Statute*. TeW rti S e c tio n 8 * 8 * 8 . FM rtda IM t. Just whon Loo Angotoo thought Hhad seen overything ... IN R I : ESTATE OF A N D R E W O . W L U A M S , JR. T b s sO aiM lab attan a t tha at A N O R IW O. W ILLIA M S, JR. d a aaaaod , Fda N um ber M -S 4 4 -C R M p a n d M g m th a Circuit C ou rt tar S em inole C ounty, Florida, lU utaiaa F iw W ^ O wr IT I b W T l, H t O M W w E I ¥ w hich M F.0. D raw er C , V fc | la a J •Wttwtwt *V« ^ j t pry* HI C A S S N O I S O -1 T S S O A 1 4 -L FEDERAL H O M E LO A N M O R T O A O I C O R PO R ATIO N PLAINTIFF VS. ELM ER M . Q O N ZALEE , I T AL O CFENO ANT(B) R O T t O I O F A O T tO R C O N S T R U C T T V S SO R V tO B TO: ELM ER M. Q O N E A IIE A N D O ERAR D tN A A . O O N 7 A LEE w h o s e re sld o n c s Is unknown It h*/th*/th*y b o liv­ ing; and If he/th*/they b# d e a d a n d the unknown tfatondanta w h o m ay b * s p o u o o *. h olt*, dovM ooo, g ra n t***, a ssig n o ss, honors, creditors, trustees, and all pa rtM t c laiming an interest by, through, under or against tha D efen dan t*, w h o a r * not know n to b * d e a d or ahvo, a n d Ml p ortlet having or claim ing to nst Ciwtve, CWw» m cw is— weneue* kern qua paepN. paw ana pnwM Earn Maw *i *w c*4wr i AIUO O I H I R A L JU R tSO tO TtO N N O T IC I IS N I R I S T OIVEN p u rsu an t to • D efault Pinal Judgm ent ot toroctoour* dated O c to b e r 34th, I M S , entered m Civil C a a a N o . 4 B - U I - C A (1 4 )0 at tha Circuit C aurt o f tha 1»TH Judicial Circuit m a n d tar SE M I­ lewe*w *1*^4 dddlm aw 1— *— —- a " I T " NijF rf|piT, tiklw O T H rlIII■1 N O L E Caunty, Sanford, Florida, m M l* property d escrib ed m tha w herein B O A T M E N 'S NATIO NAL m o rtg a g e b e in g fo re c lo s e d M ORTQAQE, IN C . F/K/A F L A C I: A -300, SCO N A T IO N A L M O R T O A O I C O M ­ Y O U A R I HER ESY NOTIFIED PA N Y M Flam tNf and R A ND A LL P U R P O S E : Presidential S aareh that an action to toroclooo a 0 . SC H U LT E ; M ICH E LE M . A c o p y a t I h * ag e n d a m ay b a mortg a g * a n tha toH ow m g a k lA iS O i wg ^ WfwR^P aA SC H U LT E ; J O H N D O C A N D 1 « MmLmm ^v^MVwl J A N S ipww D O ( mw AS U N K N O W N Tg o*g EN M. D akar, D u e s te r a t a^roM MTgFMvvgvig » , 1. B LO C K 0 , S I M I N O L I institutional A d v arm am ent, A N T S IN P O S S I S S I O N a r* * IIT C B , A C C O R O IN O TO T N I O overn m ent R elatio n e, P o la n d in to .. I wtd * * S to the PLAT THEREOF. R E CO R D E D IN h ig h est a n d boot k ld d s r for S+fPkiol# Comniuivtfv C a Ns a s PLAT B O O K IS , P A O I 40-43 O P asw AA Im ilo Nf St ifil c a sh at tha Front D oor ot tho ap TYVIHVTI RVHig IFs T H I P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F S I M I N O L I County C ourthouse San ford, Florida 33T7S, o r b y S I M I N O L I C O UN TY, FLO RIDA caM n g SM -303 1 a n d arran ging m B a n fo rd , Florida, at 11:00 h a t b e a n M a d against you and tor an o s o n d a to b o m alte d o r a 'c t a c t s.m . on tho 30th day of you era required to t a r v * a N O VE M BE R , 1 0 M tho following av ailab le tor pick-up . c o p y o l your written d e fe n se s, P a rs o n * a re a d v ise d that, it d e sc rib e d property a t set sat forth N any, to it an DAVID J. STER N, they d e c id e to a p p e a l any d e c i­ m sa id Default Final Judgm snt, I S O Plaintiff's attorney, w h e t * sion m ade at th a t# to-w ft: a d d r e s s It M I T NE 303rd m c*lH igs/h oB rin gs, th ey w ill LOT T3, O A K LAN D V IL L A a l, •tre a t, Suit* 304. North M iam i n a o d a record o f tho p ro c ee d - S E C T IO N T W O , A C C O R D IN G S e e c h , FL 331SC no later than la ag a j^ ma^mOa m^wwmm am—-■ T O T N I FLAT TH ER E O F A S " ' g * m >U to t s u t n p U t p u M , u i f y M d a ys from the d o t* ot tho m ay n o ad to mourg that a v e r­ R E CO R D E D IN FLAT B O O K M . first pubMcatlan ot this n o lle * of batim record at tho p ro c e e d P A M S IT A N D I S , P U B L IC action a n d tha tha ortgm sl with m g * I* m a d e , w h ich re c o rd RECOROS OF S IM IN O L I the c N rh a t ttus caurt *n h * r me hrdo* t^t^r t^to4t^^i^i^ty ^tvt— C O U N T Y . F L O M O A b e fo re s e rv ic e on Plain tiff's D ated true goth d a y at O C T O ­ attt nay or immediately there to b * b a a o d , p a r S e c tio n B E R . I S M . attar: eth erw M # a default w in m . 0 t 01. Floridai Statute*. (CIR CUIT C O U R T SEAL) b e entered agam et you tar the O o a w i a ^ a m iM ^^m m w m M m k ia O^a O ^ T v t w w w W M w w ® v R R n w 1w W M AR YANNE W O R M relief dem an d ed m tha c o m participan ts wdh s a n s o ry d a r k at tha Circuit Court pie mi or petition t ie d herein. ijn n ■ k^fl-imnia ll MMiimsMdl at R t t p S R r •i w f T * g ll t^ R ^ I^ V R l^ R I Ol O r J a n * I . Jasew ic W IT N E SS m y han d a n d tha D eputy Clerk toast o n * w o o h m a d v a n c e , seat o f N u t Court at B E M R tO LI DAVIO i notify Or. la b o r , N those D A Y IO J. J .ISTBR N Counts, Florida. ihM tot d a y ot ATTO RNE Y FO R PLAINTIFF N O V t M M R , I MN S' M E T N B M 3 R D STREET, (SE A L) M J -M B T I. M 4 M AR Y AN N S M O R I I NO R TH M IAM I BEACH , CLERK O F T H I rL S J U « CIR CU IT C O UR T IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U R T (9 0 E W U -7 7 7 S BY: Patricia F. Mutt OF m 0 IIIN T IIN T N M -0 1 S M ftm iitr CMrk J U O K I 4 L C IR C U IT , ■ m A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T N I W A C C O R O A N C I W ITH T H I A M B R IC A N I D f S A S I L im g ACT, A M E R IC A N ! W ITH 0 IS A 0 IL I Ig * m F W M W jM P * N fe »: . d sp e c ial M t should c e n t a l C O U R T A M 4 M I^ D w Ilr w r l ^ T fU w lU u u fllB V I IN R | ? T n B M A R RI A O f O P : ISTRATION, SI Ota S IM IN O L I C O U R T A B N IM tI T R A TtO N. at D A N Y B L L IN . L lW It . County C surthous* at M 7 -S E S rwiiTionor/W l IV, tha B B M IN O L I C au n ty 43M , 1-000-441-1771 (TO O ) ar C aurthe u e i at 1-447-333-4330 t -S O S -M S -I T r S , via ~ I 4337, 1-404-444-1771 (TOO) A O O L P H H O B It, ar 1 -4 M -4 M -4 7 7 0 , vM FMrtda I. tt, ISM DEJ-48 TO: aS o OHIHOOS* LAW O F F I C I I O F 3M4HOWILL BRANCH DAVIO J. I T I R N A T T O R N IV FO R P1AW TIFF ROJMd MAITLAND, FL3373I M I T N .I . M 3 R 0 S T R U T , M l T N I C IR C U IT CO U R T S T I 344 YOU ARI N IM B Y NOTI O F T 1 4 0 I M M T I I H T N N O R TH M IAM I M A C H . PHD that a FoNNor Mr ON A W C M iC M C W T FLO RID A S S 1 M M iv t iw | ( M ftfrlflQ t ) m (304) 433-7774 M u fc t i.li, a aa a fcfcm r M R t m i i W w T W R D F I 1 1 | ff| I WWW p i n w w n iv ■ n v ■ n p f p C Iv a S ilN t o i M J -4 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ ■B .M 4 A /A .U . | M me C iR C i'it C O U R T C R IM IN A L C A M N O . 1 Honor's attamoy: OAVIO O. •to n e s Tha District B oard ot Trustees ot S sm lnots Com m unity C o lle g e onnouncoo s sp e c ia l m aotlng to w hich aH p a rso n s are invRod. O a t* a n d Tim oi T uesd ay , N o v e m b e r f l a t , 1 M I at 4:40 CELEBRITY CIPHER I W W M F U P H C M O P me TRTR J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , M A H R F O R 1 COUNTY, D C J -iJ S. I S M O a m lu U P u ju t u ef^NwIT W• Fiarida S i m . Tha naaaaa a n d o f thd p arsd n al rap< t t t p fn iy | f| ALL M T I M I T I 0 PER SO NS A R I N O T IF IIO THAT) notice is s e rv e d w h a h a v * ofcjfCttVfll BlBl c h lM lV fV B l s i i idity ¥ tho wtM. tho guakticaB bivb v f B ib bbcbbvib I vbb ^b b b b * ifcimCasm i■*>tM ultaOla4,1Sa A Im a * • i ^W tst^S| ^ ^ 9 vd^Mws —a f l ^ ^ w H W t OT TIVvwVV w^P YMW thoh a k )lo N i n i wtlN tbtg C aurt W tT N M T H I L A T IN O F T H R U M O N T H S A FTBR T N I O A M O F T H I FIR ST PU B LIC A T IO N O F THIS N O TIC E O R THIRTY D AYS A F T IR T H I OATS O F M I W I C I O F A C O P Y O P TMtS N O T IC I O N T ttIM . ¥ the Legal Noticti Ltgal Noticti CLASSIFIED ADS M T M OtttO UtT C O U R T I COUNTY, IN T N I C tR C U tT C O U R T J U R tO IA L C tR C U tT , H I A M R FO R S IM IN O L I COUNTY, C A M N O . M -IIt l-O A -T E R S U N B A N K N ATIO NAL A SSO C IA TIO N . Piam tiN, R O BER T J. OALV. N O T IC E O F A O T tO O TO: ROBERT J . DALY 3SM Knudtan Drtvo Sanford, PL 33773 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toraclos* a mortgaco on ma following property in •ammcle County, Florida: Tha North 1/1 of Let 13 (Mo* South 11.8 toot for right-ofway), Lordtend guOdhrliton. at recorded m Plat Book a, Rage M , Public Records ot tomMol* County, Florida. hat bt*n tiled against you and you ar* required to serve a copy ot your written dotonoo*. tt any, to H on PatrMk A. McOoo, Itqu lro, McOoo S Power*. F. A., tho PlaintitTs attornoys, whoso address I* Post Offtc# So■ SSM, Orlando, Florida 33403-344*. within thir­ ty (30) days after the first publi­ cation of IhM Notice wtd fdo tho original with the CMrk of this Court either before oorvic* on the Plam tfN k attorney or im m e­ diately thereafter; otherw ise, a default w M b a entered agam st you for tho rotiaf dem an d ed M the com plaint or petition. O A T ID on N O VE M BE R lo t. IB M . (CO U R T SEAL) M AR Y AN N S M O R SE CM rk ot tho Circuit Caurt S y : Patricia P. MilM A a D eputy CM rk ’ P a rso n * srtth a dM okillty w ho n e e d a special accom m m odav o n to participata M thM p ro c o e d m g sh o u ld contact tha ADA C oord in ator at th e Som m olo C ounty C ourtho u s e , SOI North Park A venue, Suit* N 301. S a n fo rd , F L U 7 7 I . at M ast b v a ( I ) d a y s prtar to tho p ro c e e d in g . TiM p h o n a : (447 ) U S -4 3 3 0 , 1 st. 4337. N hearing Im paired (TD0| 1 -4 0 4 -4 3 4 4 7 7 «, or V ote* (V) t -4 00 -4444 770 , via Florida R elay 4 *rv to *.‘ Publish: N ovam bor I , t t , 1SS8 DEJ-43 W T N S O M O U tT OOMRT S IM O N J. 0 L A T C H U Y , JOHN D O t, A/K/A M !K I J A M I I . N O T IC I IS N I M B Y O IVEN THAT. P U R S U A N T T O T N I JU O O M I N T O P P O R IC L O S U R I I N T I R I O IN THE A S O Y t C A U S I , I W IL L M U T H I P R O P IR T Y SITUATED IN M M I NOLI COUNTY, FLO R ID A , D E S C R IM 0 A S: L O T I 11 A N D 14. B LO C K 0 , S A N L A N D O 4 F R tN 0 8 , TRACT N O . IT , A C C O R O R M T O T H I FLAT T H IfW O F , R IC O R O C O IN FLAT B O O K 4, P A O I M , O F T H I P U B L IC R E C O R D * O F S IM IN O L I C O U N T Y , FLORIOA. AT P U B L IC B A L I , T O T H I H IO H I8 T A N D M I T M O M R , FO R C A I N , AT 1 1 4 4 A M . O N M C I M M R 8th, tg g g , AT tha 0 ^ 0n0||||0|0 d e a r o t the P/kaiMtw P i mtfi ni i■m W I R R I l f w 9 w iir u r fB O ; I ant ntd N n Y V n it IN A C C O R O A N C S W ITH T H I A M IR IC A N W ITH O tS A B tU T tia ACT, P I N S O N S W ITH D tS A S tU T I M N I I O I N O A S P IC IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N TO PART 1C• IP A T I IN T H IS PR O C E E D IN G S H O U L D C O NT AC T T H I A D A . A D M IN IST R A T O R FO R T H I C L IN K O F T H I C O U R T N O T LATER TH AN M V t N D A Y S PR IO R TO T H I PR O C EE D IN G , AT SOI N . PARK AYE., SUITE N 301, SA N FO R D , FL 33T7I. IF H EAR IN G IM PAIRED, (T D D ) t 404-488-4771. V O tC I (V) 1-844M I -1 7 7 0 . 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Ml 0110or M l 2554 SANFORD, 0111c* space, MOO sq II. building total, 1100 sq II per otllce unit. 1117*04 lU I SO. FT., Store Iront, hvy traffic areal ISM monlh. Itrmtrem Msolty 17114*5 127— Storape/Offlee ______ Space______ OUTDOOR STORAOE. Boats, RV. Equipment. Fenced A lighted. Call 1114>44________ A J lC 4 H T A A A * g : LOCAL BUSINESS Upgrading PINE RIDGE CLUB, Condo* 1/1. utility room. Ready to ■el. All Now. 224-1014. 1S7— Msbiic Hom os/tak PA LM V A L L E Y , encloied living iving re room, dining I In kit., al, Ice maker refrlgere tor, in . fen In each ream, ullllly, wesh/dryer, l eer carport, 122.022.2451127. 2/4 ACRE + . toned AO. 1/2, fenced, dining, fam., sern. porch, garage, pond. 1102,100 R EN OVATED . New carpel. patnl, fenced 152.100. HOUSE W/Sep. Mather In law apt. A etttcu detached, fenced, mlntcond. tltf.fOO. PRE FORCLOSURE. »» prlv. fenced, carport. 144,250 OW NER F IN ., new paint, carpet, fence, carport, 151.000. HIDDEN LR. 1/2. renovated, new carpel roof palnl, fenced corner lot. 174,500. 141— Homes for Sate R E A L E S T A T E , INC. EXCHANGE OR SELL your property located anywhere I INVESTORS REALTY tN H Il A m r re / V b A irn n n f tR ii i h i m i s VI NTIIHI 1 l*(t(iri H ill v rjr 143— ClW RU tf! |SS— Condominiums * CA-Q»/3Ah K IT ’ N* tW R I.Y I.K ® by I .firry W rfftM 141— Homes for Sale 322-74M I /\ I 11 i i ' . I n > H M I v iN T iin t i r n o r m m s i , ’ t -i/<>-i trM O IMS by HEA. Inc I I A I I HI- A l I Y CREAM F U F F II t M rm . Home w/sunken family rm.l Fenced yard, huge oaks. scm. porch, ceramic tile, near park It Only 151.500. 3235771 P CLOSE TO AUTOTRAIN* NEW MALL A HOSPITAL 1 Bedroom, concrete block home In very good shape .................................... 47.100 Barbara Sintmens Beet 122 1721 Call Bart Real Estate 1217450 d a n lM 141— Homos for Sab 141— Hemet I f Sak ON BAY AYR., Saaterd. in . toned smaW koilassi or ettke. CHA. 151.000. STRATFORD REALTY.................. ill-2441 o PINE RIDBE CLUB CONDO* 2 Bedroom. 1 bath. Indoor laundry room, roomy kitchen, all appliance*, ceiling fan*, window treatment* Included for only..................... Sff.fOO. Barbara IMsmaa* 122-1721 Call Bart Reel Estate 122-7440 llhM /W SANFORD, 2/1. CHA, near shopping B schools. S54.**0 Melitsewdd ReeWir 222-mi SOME OWNER PtnencInB. 2 Acres + Heme. IMMEDIATE. n ie iT le r Beepsr 4W57M. .R E A L E S T A TE , INC. R E A L E S T A T E , INC. 372 74N 3H7H4 R I 6 6 IU U R t . Owner Trans ter. Upgraded 1/2, low cash down with good credit. Only MfJOO. CHRIS BROWN: Re-Mai Preferred: M l 1000. OHISTORIC DISTRICT* Huge kitchen, double lot, II ft. ceilings, wood floors, every­ thing you'd eipect from an Historic home and more. .................................. 170.000. Barbara Simmons Eve: 222-1720 Call Bart Root Estate 11174*4 tSmrtIM R E A L E S T A T E , INC. 3117434 INVESTORS SPECIALI 1/1's Brick home, needs work. BUT IT* a BAROAIN at SlfAOO. Hllllmen Oreep lac. Realter............................ 221-0222. LAKE MARY, By Owner, AND. 1/2, fplc.. scm. porch, fenced yard. sac. system. 1220 tq. ft. Motivated Seller. HO 10*7. NO DOWN PAYMENT, Far geelltied beyersl l/lty, In super condition, on large lot. If you are curmetly on any waiting list tor a house. WE HAVE HOMES AVAILABLEI Hllllmaa Oreep Inc. Real­ tor............. ..............22I-B222. O PRICED TO SELL* like new Inside and out tor ......................... m wo. Barbara Simmon* 212-1710 CaMBari Real Estate 222 74*0 iIn — tUt R E A L E S T A T E , IN C 3317m SANFORD, 4/1 1400 + Sq. Ft. Fireplace. Ig. shaded let. TLC ‘ ‘ .040.200.221-0027. SANFORD, 1/1J , near Hamilton Elem. Huge shady back' 00*.100. Close to ~ Call ter Appt. 221OSH. SANFORD, Deem to Eapandi Lg. l/l. Mk. heme. CHA. dbl. garage, an 2 LOTS I Fenced. ONLY I ‘ t: 11 it it 11 f it;* t i r v STENSTROM R E A L T Y , IN C . NensHM Up In Carrtego Cette a 2/1, Large Living Room, Screen Rm., C/HA. Clean A Nice.......................... 55.4*5 00 a 2/1, Patio. Shed. C/HA. .....................................12.445. a 2/1, 14* Wide, needs some TLC. mast ho moved.55.4*500. a l/ l, Doubl* Wide Large Petto. Carport. Large Metier Bedreem, C/HA. Clean A Nice....................... 114,500 00. P All Itie above are cash price. Fisfisfidfig Hw ROOe4w9w)4 S^Mvfe Kwnf^^N, 407-221-4424Or 044-2014 1 BDRM., REMODELED. New both B kit. tern, perch I 0420 down. $140month. 104100 12 FT. RV. toNB Florida rm. B furniture. It OAKS RV PARK. _JLot400ett£5J£m ^— _ _ _ 1S9— Rm I Estat* Located near Labe Menree, this heme Is derllngl 1 Master Seltes, 2 baths, kitchen w/breakfast bar. scm. perch w/vlnyl windows) ttM.OOtl LOCATES IN AtCfAKCAl A 4/1 an a 1/4 acre with a big family ream, fully equip., kit.. Indeer laundry room, fenced yard A t eterago btdge. S lf.m 3723414 • 3213714 LAKE MAIT • SANFONO 111 (.21 ST. RRSTORRO. Charming, 2 bdrm., 1 both, garage, tpk., OAK FLOORS. CHA. new twlrlnm -» ----*-‘----AA| mmm WITTT^t ytWfnH^. WOtTW. 1 OUPLSXEA each unit 1/1, MOJO*. Downtown Historic ......................M24IM. 2/1. NEWLY REMODELED, Must seel Esc. starter heme, in great cend. near atom. school, S27.222. Call: 224*40 1 BDRM., I bath. 2 let*, fenced In. If. util. rm.. 1411A CNASE AVB. Sanford. M » 70*7 133— Acrooft- I'LL BUT OR LEASE TOUR HOUSE, make payments B do .Call ter dstalls. .400-7207 BUY HOUf ISIS I WscanPeyCasbi tti-sssa SANFORD. V i. FAMILY teem. C/HA, renovated, Oliae ill—ApgHancM / F w m ffw rt A-t-l I FREE r r hOjljyiTY a Werrantyoe KENMORB WsshorPryor 4n . peel, I pares, near Id, t»**•*••*•*»•*m**4»••••••«•«•••4 m m 4as ftwiii■aawfg irm ru m tm i KMttfSOtrS LIVE BAIT. Cm tter t l Rtcbmaad B B.40. 2224114. OPEN lam-Tpm. XL Shiner* 20 dt.. Med. Shiner* S4 dr.. LO Minnow* IOC dr.. Mod. Minnows 754 d r. Worm*. 22 bs„ Cricket* 21 Tub*. Plus Tee.______________________ SPA/HOT TUB: I PERSON portable w/equip underwater light. Cedar GAZEBO. Never ueed.SI47S.4g7. WBIDER HOME GYM. S72.0S; Akpomoter Eear. Bike 175.00; 0 80 " 0 1511. AKOINNINB PIANO lesson*, Mv t ITF3C4H5 Mk Hi Fi Murk tfHftt. Call 18-4101 a 114—Offica tuppfias / g fN fM W W t I. STOVES: I - 00" oloctrlc SM; 2- it " atactrlc Si21aa; 1W atmoet now sNetrlc 2171. t. WASHERS: Maytag S71, KelvtnatorWO. 1. DRYERS: Kanmara STS. 407-221-4424ar 20A20I4 AUV ANN SELL Oood clean used furniture A antiques. In shop re lln lsh ln g a v a il. LARRY'S MART...... 22B-4I24 COUCH A LOVE SEAT, oftwhile A mauve. Esc. cend. fpefloea. 1440.407 270400*. ENTERTAINMENT CTR. nNd gab, Nbe NEW. PAID I4M. Will Sail QUA PRO. 2204071 OAS/OVBN UNIT, gat A h WALL|^4| Awwimt win |M I4|M start, vented exhaust heed, all m geed cend. f 11140 0 4 0 ter all........................ 34^3w^^^NI Iww BbTwr^Ww Dents. Now Used oggllanrei, 0>th*sA— Haaoao* a m iO M ORRAT CONOITtONt SOFA A Levsnet. net. cater rattan aad table w / « l a s s . entertntmwent ctr. Call Bonnie 222-1110work number._______ HOSPITAL B IO , Electric wtlh side rail*. Irendte Mature. JB JL a MATTRESS B L SPRINO. Owaen. Saaly paeterpedic. extra t»rm.oe>.22A40M. RBPBIBERATOR, STOVE B WASNCR/ORVIR. In paed candltten. Cell; 2E2-S7M._____ PR EP EM E RATON I I Cubic It. tldo By stdo. wpftlnf Bat ne*di»*rvlre.i00 2M40il. Earth SOFA BED 0 I I SITS. Now SSodolaMow Open •Prequalification Free of Charge •Closing Cost Incentive *69,900 •All Block Construction •Loaded with Standard Features |M llm llnrl llm il K>T lIVTmfKJ Vnw Arches • Plant Ledges • Cathedral Ceilings It Much More NEAR N IW MALL •24 Years in Central Florida U T fc 8 Innovative Designs THE T T ” rT Y M O u rri rv Screen 20” x0r' SM. 22T4540 FOR SALE ■Ferteat* Btdgs. H«24*--ai* ^S^. |Ft. Fermerty ■2224712. as SPACE JOISTS, TMt reefing. w-iur. Stop. 2217I2S 143— M>chimry/T— ft 4W FT. SNOW CORN-SNAKY Igaaaalimi njm I I M ~^M_|klawl E N I i IfTTMlUtn — ( 2 11 -A iim im / tOW CHEVY CAVALIER. 4 cyl. 4-deer, new paint, lira* A parts. QMOOt 2QBO■ H22AS4S2. O lif t LINCOLN TOWN CAR. M NISSAN Beaks. 4 dr., stan­ dard. Orest tire*. RUNS) MaheOtMrl SEMITE SPACES 233— Truck!/ 2 1 3 -tM t* B u ta a / V a a i PORO FIM. 4X2,011 ItN IS PT. _____ ___ w/gatv. trollor, NOE, M HP Sutukl mtr., pawar trim B HR, 'I rter.lt ISA 234—VaM dM I A JUNR CARS/TRUCR ’A NTED. FREE NNd away jfWCRWyffCTiUHM Call Mi it naan an advantage at eur opaciai garage sal oil CaM Classified r . CASNIMPAIOt For JedkCari. T r a c b t O M lo c .l Reap Inm lfE jaatUffiai JM JM | fitf I L L ! iUWft C A M W A N T IK Aim Mr pr nail Ppy SA t day* IgA M A«,J I wwre Ww nwvt f f^^^r^qTeB^B 322*1411 SAT. B SUN. 0001 S. f t f W u r>MrMpMTTL8 ValBiwagta. Wavarannarl Jetehl, re trla o rm Isln^Henl cw rir. I Ift*. mu . | n*tegi rrirgs. cams kern iMiiaflM Ike *2721 CaM 14M22*4M0 ■■v.-tyt OvalityUsNCartA Tnvto Awl CtmHCMi CrMUtl u''-3vJ V ^ v fu M i S A TB L L ITI wire, excellent candltlea, I0B0.22H MINCER MOTORS Directory of Services TB B naMm tr ar certttted. Ta verity a state cantraclar* Dean** call 1400 242 7*40. Occugattanol l,i(4k(44 a t ^y A t SERVICE Camm./Res. weekly, monthly arena Hate. 4W-2H4S44 9 U A LITV CLEAUtMO t i n ‘ Ptea sal. Ki t . a Bath a Til** a Oaer Carpentry • Wlndaw* • Hand SarvtcaSSmell JeS* mpr*t*. cleM lna, coll ter * »tlm * t* . C * n 1II-*7I2 OUN R IT E haute*, mobile M a m , wMha. A rts , dri ve*. aWWAVSBvT^ HaatariFIxturat-Swltchai t. Uc. KITCHCM in MASTER i i -r * n -r vsvav cic. 231— Cart MOM'S XMASI RM *1 Sedan O* VMM, leather, tiK ml. exc. cend., SI4K Cash1222-2*04 MUST SELL! 1*04 MUSTANB A 1*04 CRTSLYRR User, Beth I PRICED Bert otter I earner at NR BPehwetM. 2212*11 1*77 DELTA 20,44eor, VI, Run* fraat, per*sct cend. brawn. SI4MOOO.lee: 221-5*20. t*4t CAPRICE Weaen. AC. all electric. New Ikes A AC. MOO. payments-I'll pay the first «" »....................» » » Hatir J ...... .2214027 1*42 Fteotweed CADILLAC a deer, all original dtewroam tend. 25200OOO........ 20*4020 -AteedUUSMtaiL pBilft “ 141— BulMInf M aftrials Bads. ReasaaaBle ericas. 24 ♦ ACRES, Partem wtdt w t dlarge f ask trees, fenced, paved ■ IW N H L I ACRES. OSTEEN. Hlfb d r y . A p p r o v e d leo r t 2224211. ' 234— A ntiqu o/C fau ic C art w H i V Dm seers! *m lrm rv nifli) cM kt, IM ttg IE A C R E ! PRIVACY, 213— M isoUaw out •URGLAR BARS. Easy push button retaasel SS par sq. ft; ‘ rata»ia>it...2202iM CHAIN LINK PENCE. Pest*; gate*. E v a r y t h I n g I BAROAIN I 221 21*0_______ FIREWOOD, Seasoned oak. 545 00 a lead. For delivery Call:.........................t u 4*04 NOW* TH E TIM EI Host a Christmas Party. ON FREE REFURBISHED Offtco Coptors, all makes A sin*. Sava.up to 00% tram Now I Wormety A Freodetlvory....... 407 2*Qt0»4 144-F«tf>M P»lfm NPfUMKO ja m 2X2— Musical 137— S frtfm Qoodt BARER PORRLIFT, In gnd condltlsn. Asking SII00. U tA / to to DELTONA AREA. M acm T Ideal ter mobile heme or hemeslte, horses, cattle, farm­ ing or nursery l Zoned agricul­ tural . Si,fM M R ACRE. EjauJI mnuMami W/flNdIRF df fMytf WWII pPMyTYMVfl Wr vWr^rf financing....... .....**4-7*1-1771 FORD. 4 A C f f S T * •1-4.... S1IMH. , • ACRES, ebay Mr ..MLtO. I , l/ t, breakfast RAY1 m R L TlfigilCtt C a DOORS. CMeet If'xOO" SIO; Wagjtd FANTASTICBVY1 must s&u 4-2MMOMSOHO. •mgs RA2A, VGA monitors, tat keyboards, preloaded programs. SI,000 Each. Call Trees*: ~ a TRADE: COMPUTER I2MKI. monitor, printer B cart ter Word Processer w / built In lit—Wwftito— y ALUMINUM CANS, steel cap* coppar, brats, newspaper bottles A (art. KebemO ettag. V10 W. 1st. 222-1too Men.-Prl.A2.Sat.Olpm COPIERS WANTED. All Makes A Slits. Running or not. Wilt pick ue..................4*7-m-l2*4 H vtif J*? i t w s -a v - Psaaaol. Lk./m*. _ T f C f>xUrsiNI.._0*MSM. CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Baal. I Men Quality Opera \ LIVING RM. ir-tr i ir-ic VAULT CIS. \! Docorilfufl T* JXJ !1 jj H11 Z pi 1i n £QQ ir-zz. 7 Ui 3 = 4 M b n b ,a Mr A M m ala _ jD A tt_ _ K .O J I jIARY „ i ® „ l r I- ji 1 1 * 1 I__J□ t a <9g Open DdOy 104* StfMRy. Monday 124 Ctoeed Friday Visit Our Pamata Oaks M odei Center Today! IX IffiM R A R C n r garage BC0RM #5 •r-i > « r -r VAULt CIS •»•-•* i ir * r Rut Wlent In yiur kvdgetf I can hetpl CaM Mr appt: “ iBeear........ 4M4IS*. Total 1.3S4 t Free Bal.t (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -4 1 S S 1 /in fruity OfaenaMt,fkikr fafaf Uc. r 7414100. m m m ____ _ iE .v c -& rfcr “Let the PriMMliMli da H." Freeeettmalee.......... » t m TREE’S TREE SERVICE. wanrSSSaa Tracklees. Scutphnas gt.oa Maronda Homes B 8 B Vr*. II ym. serving this area. Repair-addltlen, cemm/re*. Lie. IneJE ROOMNS....401-4471 'samnSps.' MRST MMTALLATKM OW.BA. UC^Eap. 4*7 40**42* A 1J 1 i i f i t i ’ ^ o i / i Hinirit ii It yes. *xp. 12WMN4I Cemm/reold , carpentry, rap a lri. dear ****^*6- glistering. 202-20*1 P A M T M U A P V s o a ________ •all nmak. WaNpopr re m a u g d .^ rM a a p r 5 A i m PARIS PA M TIN 9. Praetur* clean, spray, brush A mil. Pepcer m eU-ib n 202410* I 1 rr \ Du \ l or turn. A antiques. 2H 27S4 A t I tin s .J I J V r M o n l h . i U l l CI n \\i ) i *'<i, \2. Z H> i \ ■IB2 f C A O I N I T I . 0 9 9 r I T gen. carpentry, drywoN. Lk/lns. 9 A S IM iH it l............ -OOMOM CARPENTER All kinds el heme A caremlc k....40IJW | Yard A Tree work. Hauling tenl Free eettmete 2QMH0 LAW N SER V ICE. AHawHtf. Edging. Trimming A HaulIngI Id iu n s im \ i ,\v ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 05, 1995; <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/8fd03be13bafc0d50ea6c9bbb38680cf.pdf b9ceccd60063dd2b98a6b6787fc8e69b PDF Text Text Sanford Herald Serving S a n fo rd , Lake Mary a n d S e m in o le County s in c e 1908 88th Year. No 32 - Sanford. Florida Developing waterfront I NEWS DIGEST agreed lo lieroine eipial decision­ making partners on a Conuminily Redevelopm ent Area governing Ixiurd. T h e i l l y would retain a one-vole ina|orlty reganlless of the number o f m em licrs on the Ixiard. Officials hope the Incentive pro­ By SANDRA ELLIOTT gram will draw businesses to help Herald Stall Writer establish a uuhpie. viable eeonoinle SANFORD — The proposed rede­ "niche" for the area. After (lie formal OK. the city must velopment of downtown and the waterfront got a boost Tuesday as move quickly lo establish the CRA ellv and conntv officials Informallv ! See C ou n ty, P a g e 5 A C ity , c o u n ty team u p □ People W h at’s C o o k in g ? Heap |hr autumn harvest with a varlrtv <>l delirious entree salads. Combine greens with a eholse nl meals for a drlleloiisom*-dish meal l See P i f e 3B. Com ing to m o rrow The ninth an n u al Lake Mary-lleathrow Festival of the arts w ill grace the fields at L and L Acres Ranch tills weekend. Your olllclal guide to artists and events will hr Inehtded Thursday Inside the Marina Island By NICK PFEIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Two major devel­ opments will lx* umler consideration this Thursday evening, before the Airport business growing Something nice to wear SanfordHerald. [B R IE F S Sp ecial O ly m p ic s set LAKE MARY — T h e swinish nl liaskethalls skimming through the lumps and the sounds ol gymnasts performing their routines will till Lake Mary High School Salurdav as die Seminole County S|K*elal Olym ples cumlucl llielr tall Indoor games. The Ixiwllng port Ion ol i In names will he conducted at the Altamonie Lanes Howling Center on D ouglas Avciuu in Altam ontc Springs. The games al Lake M.ii\ w ill consist ol liullviilii.il liaskeiti.dl skills team eompeilllon and gymnasties. itowllug skills will consist ol regulation bowling games In Individual and team events. Volunteers should arrive ai both sties no later than H:15 a.in. Oct. 7 The rvn iis should lie eoinpleled at about noon Individuals who would like lo volunteer In help al either local loti should roiilaci Larry Levine at ‘ M2-527H nr 8*>‘ l 8*»5 I or l.m Houncd al 2<>3H(M3 nr 322 13 5 1 By NICK PFEIPAUP Herald Stall Writer Robbery in v e stig a te d SANFORD — Th e Seminole Count v shcrld's Major Crimes Division Is eoulinuing Its in vesllgntlon Into bank rohheiies ai ilie llarneit Hank In Longwood and Nations Hank In Lake Mary. Photo lineups containing die pieiiin ol I ** year old Christopher Donaldson ol Sanlord. "suspected ol being Hie “ wlg liamlll" are being shown to employees ol both hanks The bandit robbed six hanks In Otange a ml Seminole Counties since Sepi I I Donaldson Is presently being held In Orange County Jail, so lar charged onlv m eoiim eilon with the robbery ol a Whiter I’ark Hank on Monday ol tills week Living will s e m in a r First Friday L u n c h e o n SANFORD — The CTrratri Santonll haiiibci ol Commerce will meet tills Friday ai I2 noon. Im lls First Friday Luncheon lln- ma|or s u b le t i til discussion will be lilt* eeoiioinli developiuetll n l Sanford Reservations arc required Foi tidormaiioii and/or resi*rvalloiis. phone die t h.iinhei olln . u 322 2212 See Briefs. P a ge 5A C o m p ile d f r o m s t a f f r e p o r t s IN D E X ■ r lr f f lB ............. C la s s if ie d s . . . . C ro s s w o rd .... D e a r A b b y ...... D r , Q o t t ........... E d it o r ia l.......... F l o r id a ............ ........... O B M o v i e s ............ ........... 3 B N a t io n ............. P e o p l e ............ P o l i c e ............. S p o r t s ............. T e l e v i s i o n ..... W e a t h e r ......... W o r l d ............. fi If we d e sire respect for the law, we m ust first make the law respectable, j -Louis 0. Brandeis I o il a \ V a r 1a b 11 i I o II d m e s s a li d be i mil l li g W I ltd V u nli .i good • bain o l s li o w e i s a n d lliiiinlt islntnis lligti ill (lie mid lo nppt'l Mils Southeast wind 2D 111pii ami gnsiv I h.nice ol t .lilt ' a i pelt cut > F o r m o re w e a t l iP a g e 2 A lltuM Photob» Tonim, Vlncont The Women s M is s io n Society ol St. Paul s Missionary Baptist Church wants to help needy children in Sanford One ol their protects is lo supply the eco n o m ically d isad van tag ed c h ild re n at Goldsboro Elementary School with clothing Principal Ron Nathan recently accepted the lovely items from Mission Society president Ruth Allen, financial secretary Margarot D Oliver, and members Ruth Brown and Jose Allen SANFORD — A helicopter service was approved and a complaint was settled yesterday morning during a Sanlord Alr|xirl Authority meeting While Ixith matters were schcdidrd oil the agenda. Director <>l Aviation Steve Cixike said one late Item was brought up regarding a major m*w company move to the airport prop erty. “ Illll Dermaeeutteals, a skin t are product mamitaeturer. wants to move to the airport facility." Cooke said. "Right now they have two buildings In Orlando and one avia tlou facility al the Orlando airport hut they want to combine into one operation right here In Sanlord Cooke said the company plans to Iniitd a $2.5 m illion t.u Dllx to tin west ol building I Idle loiniei Anpoit Aulliorllv nfller areal when they will m.umfaciim* die piixlueis ami prepare them lor distribution "Then they will need a laxlwav area lor tlirlr plane which handles dlslrlhillton lor die eompain a s See A irp ort. Page 3A Meeting focus: Timacuan concerns B y N IC K P F E IF A U F LONGWOOD — South SciuinoU llosplial will lie the setting for a special workshop lluusdav. Oct. 5. on living w ills Discussion will Include durable powers ol attorney, do nnt-irsuscHair orders, and other m ailers The workshop will be held next lo lilt hospital al 52 1 Physicians Plaza, oil Sl< I3 I It begins .u lOa.in. Reservations a re rei|uesicil by phoning IH00 62I-5-P3H Sanford P la n n in g and Zoning Commission m eeting The major Welcome Center at the airport, and planned d e v e lo p iu e t ll lur the western hall ol Marina Island an Ixitli listed on I he agenda Regarding the lakcfrnni develop­ ment. plans call lor major changes to the area presently occupied by tin Marina Hotel and Fli/gcrahls Restaurant. It calls for the hotel to lx* expanded from a 2-story Hid See Planning, P age SA Herald Stall Wider LAKE MARY Water, water, everywhere And Lake Mary is gelling concerned about mil icily lln* high levels, hill Ilie quality ol the water. Prior to the regular Thursday night city commission meeting dlls week, a special called Hireling has been scheduled lo discuss drainage issues, primarily a report on water quality in the rtmaeuaii subdivision. An addttlon.il m ailer expected lo lx lirouglil up regarding I imaeiiaii. is a concern voiced by residents over anew W lim Dixie store proposed t<» be bull ill trout ol l linaeuaii Residents say they have been passing out llyers throughout Timacuan urging everyone lo appear al die meeting ibis week. The eillzens' comments are lo be heard during die public presentation period of the special work session. The Special Hireling is scheduled lo hegiu at 5 p m ., in the commission chambers ol Lake Mary City Hall A l 7 p ill . or as soon llierealter as possible. Ilie regular commission H ireling will convene. As ol earlier Hits week. Ilie billowing Hems were listed on I he agenda • Call lo order - Pledge ol Allegiance, approval o f intrudes. • Citizen participation • Special presentation, appreciation eerlilleah lo Shad Ilrodle for committer service. • Report of city manager (see lie low I • Reports of mayor and enmmlssloiiers • Report of city attorney — Sim Drive sailslac lion and release/Siiiilkmk. • Ordinance 7I>5 — 2ml reading Amending impact fees, (postpolled hum Sept, lil • Ordinance 772- Rezone Irom 1*0 lo C L 2.0-1 acres located al ilie northeast corner ol Lake Man Houlevard and Rinehart Road Michael McAidh S ee Lake Mary, Page 3A M uch in store at P io n e e r D ays 1ST W ays B y N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writer SANFORD Everyone will In* on band I'rrsidcnl Abraham Lincoln Is i liming, as is Florida Governor Madison Starke Perry and lire men ol die 7ih Regiment. Florida Volun­ teers. Couipanv F I Ills Salurdav and Sunday. I he Seminole Couiiiv Historical Society is presenting Its annual Pioneer Dnvs N Wavs Ic s ltv n l al die i i i u s i tun grounds ill smith Sanlord <Inc ol lln highlights this vear will lx- when the soldiers ol the Florida Volunteers iitcci with people on a one on uni* basis, to discuss (he Civil War. how H siarted. and the subsequent changes u brought alxiut I be mill is i oiupriseil ol Civil War eiillmsiasls I i o i i i diiougliout tin area who aie working on keeping the iiicmon ol die mill m die torelroul I lin y are also looking lor interested persons lo join iheir org.mi/.iitoiil lln- original Com pany F was raised in Sunder. O range and Volusia counties At dial lime w li.it is now Seminole Countv was in­ cluded In i irangc Count v I licv wen* mostly larmers hv m i nput Inn .dllniugh where were a b-vv pi.inlet s and a merehani In die i.mks |*he averugt age was 25. ami dmnsi hall wen illiterate Over hall were Hurried a lew with as mam See Pioneer. Page 5A Members of the 7th Regiment. Florida Volunteer Infantry, Company F pose lor the camera as they piepare for ihe big engagement Not a Civil War battle, but the Pioneer Days N Ways celebration this Saturday and Sunday at the Mus&urn ol Seminole County History This is a recent photo, printed lo appear as though it was taken in the 1860s A* * �HcrWd, fanfe*. Flortdt - WU*BMdcy. October 4, 1M6 NEW S F R O M THE R E G IO N AND ACROSS TH E STATE Licking wounds from Erin Panhandle braces for Hurricane Opal N#tson to wortc with liwmiktra TALLAH ASSEE — Insurance Commissioner BUI N elson sa id lie plans to work with law m akers to try to adopt an academ ic p a n el's Ideas for stim ulating Florida’s hurricane-devastated hom eowners’ Insurance m arket. T h e Academic T ask F orce on Hurricane C atastrop h e Insurance looked at w ays to revive Interest In Florida am ong com panies rocked b y S IS btilton tn insured losses from H urricane Andrew in 1992. the gro u p said property Insurance rates allowed to rise a s m uch as 40 percent, and tax dollars should be used to prevent companies horn bein g hit w ith more than 920.8 billion in damages from a n y future Associated Prats Writer PENSACOLA — Hurricane Opal raced towards the northeast Qulf Coast today, bringing deadly 118 m ph winds and h eavy rains to areas still recovering from H u rri­ cane Erin two m onths ago. “By far this Is the biggest storm this y e a r for Florida.** Joe M yers, state director o f the Division o f Em ergency Management, said late Tuesday. “ It 's the biggest storm for Florida since H urricane Andrew." The storm ’s northeast pace quickened from 11 to 21 m ph within hours, m eaning landfall could occu r this afternoon. Pan am a City w aa the m ost likely target for O p a l’s eye. Residents alread y weary of the b u sy hurricane season embarked on w hat has become the routine practice of boarding up their hom es but som e left preparations until today. “We h aven 't tkfne anything," T eresa Hires, night audit m anager at the M arriott Bay Point Resort in Panama City Beach said early today. "O u r m ajor preparations w ill begin at............. daylight: I: weTl sisubmerge ou r pool The group adopted a fin al report Thursday and aent It to Nelson. Qov. Lawson Chiles a n d legislative leaders on T u esd ay . “ N ow we’ll work closely w ith the task force to convert Its recommendations Into legislation ." said Nelson. ro llct find mwljuani p lin ti PENSACOLA — M ic e fou n d 28 potted plants o f m ariju an a 1on the balcony o f a 63-year-old m in’s apartm ent tn a retirement com plex. They arrested WUhe BeO o n charges of cultivating m ore than 2 0 gram a o f martyuana an d possession of drug paraphernalia. O fficers said they found pip es, rolling papers, roach clips a n d scales tn BeU’s Pensacola Retirem ent village apartm ent. “T h is Is the tint person I’m aw are of who has been arrested on narcotics charges w h o Uvea in a retirement faculty, w hich show s illegal drugs are u sed am ong all age g ro u p s," said Officer Oreg Stivers. Police say they had received a tip that BeU w as m akin g s transaction la front o f tb s facility. He was not charged w ith sellin g sod Inslsird that h e y e w the i uec. according toe police report, funfffUre, board up w indow s. W hen we get tn a sttuatkm like this, you might And a waitress sinking pool furniture." Forecasters at th e National Hurricane Center In Miami feared Intensive coverage of the O J . Simpson verdict tn Los Angeles had deflected attention from the hurricane. "W e don’t even have a reporter here covering thts tonight.” said Jam es Lewis Free, a research assistant. "A n d this storm la an Imminent th reat." Hurricane specialist M iles Lawrence was concerned about today's Jewish holiday. "Y ou r orthodox Jew ish neighbors In the warned area observin g Yom Klppur may not be listening to radios or watching TV, and m ay not be aware o f the hurricane situa­ tion,” he said. At the Boardwalk Beach Retort In Panama City all the windows, u ijr Beach, ocacn. "they're wicy re taping an ii taking the beds, flippin g them around so they don’t fly aro u n d ." Robin Goodwin, a as she front desk clerk sa id early today to awaited the onslaught o f guests due to check out at dawn. " I f the winds pick up. they’re going to shut d ow n the bridges, (hen they ’re stuck." At least 10 people died and 20 were m issing In Mexico after O pal paaaed over Yucatan peninsula, causing flooding 1 drove more than 20.000 people In peche state from their homes. an Erin, hi “Thts Is not a Jerry. It 's not n — , — j a storm ." getting to be a, dangerous Myers. Tropical Storm J erry c n j doused Id a’s southeast, central an d coasts In August. County officials ordered --------------- — P e rd id o Key and lo w -ly in g a re a s Pensacola evacuated T u esday night, f offices were dosed to coastal areas, E scam bia County sch ools w e re el W ednesday. Neighboring Santa R osa County asked I voluntary evacuation o f Navarre Okaloosa County ordered a n evi— « W ednesday o f all are a s sou th o f U.! highw ay 98, which Includes parts o f Fo W alton Beach and Destln. Hurricane warnings w ere --------- . Mobile. Ala. east to Anclote K ey on the 1 coast o f Florida. Tropical storm w a r a _ _ stretched south to Venice. H urricane watj chcs and a tropical storm w arn in g ( west o f Mobile to Grand tale. L a. M ig ra n t M l to 3 Say 'ChMtt* O RLAND O — Three o f s ix m en charged with op eratin g a prostitution ring out o f se x d u b s in Florida and Connecticut have been granted bal| tn federal court. Prosecutors said Robert Labak. 00. and Phillip SquW ante, 41, owned sea d u b s tn eight Florida d ries an d three tn Connecticut T h ey pleaded Innocent a n d w ere granted ball alon g w ith W illiam GoOomore. 31, w h o w as an employee. T h e y are all from Palm Bay. T h e others charged In a 19-count racketeering Indictm ent last week were earlier released on ball. They are S qu fflan te’s brother, Miehael, 40, o f P alm Bay; Kenneth Tarom lno, 32. of St. Cloud; and Michael A very, 32, o f Salem, Coon. In a hearing Monday, prosecutor Oreg Miller called the operated by L a b a k and Phll&p Squillante h aiard a to the community. H e also said wttness tam pering had occurred. WUUam Crummett, an agen t for the U A . Bureau o f Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearm s, testified that Labak a n d Phillip Squlltante ran massage parlors, w here prostitution took place. In Orlando, Melbourne. Lakeland, Springfield. A v o n Park, Longwood. Bradenton and Notoomls. Other chibs w e n In th e Connecticut cities o f Seym our. Bridgeport and W aterbury, the agent said. lined up for photo aesekms recently with Bob Denver, owner of Best Paw Forward in Sanford. Some of lb# proceeds from the prt portraits wHI go to the MidFlorida Golden B eliever Club. A number* of pete turned up with their owners Including Willie, a shepherd-sheiti* who p O w d i w ill* n i » o w n t f g w Smith of C eeeelberry. gets the couple In focus while c o e r c in g W i l l i e to eay Nudtottoargu* u m l c h fp ti Haitians smuggled into Miami TITUSVILLE — T h e first nudist arrested under Brevard C oun ty's new anti-nudity la w says he will argue at h is Jury trial b e was Involved In political protest at the tim e of hts Frank Cervssto, president o f the Central Florida Naturtais clu b, w as arrested Sept. 8 at Playsllnda Beach, a popular gathering place for nudists. He pleaded innocent a t a court appearance tn TttuavlUe on Monday. C ervssto said p revio u s court rulings have u ph eld a protester's right to free speech even If unclothed at th e time. "1 had given the sh eriff's department adequate notice that I w ou ld be exercising m y First Amendment rights." h e said. Cervssto and hisla w y e r alsoi question question Ithe authority o f deputy an Issue left to make arrests on federal property, at unresolved when the B revard County Commission>iadopted the Associated Press Writer_________ MIAMI — A 65-foot, wooden, rotting coastal freighter with nearly 300 H aitians stashed aboard had Incredible luck in making Its way In broad daylight through Btscayne Bay and up the Miami River, Ihe U.S. Border Patrol said Tuesday. Still stunned by the audacity of the sm uggling operation, the Border Patrol said the no-name boat, taking on five gallons of water a minute as the anxious Haitians peered through the ra tlin g s, th r e a d e d Its way through the dozens o f boaters In Btscayne Bay shortly before 9 a.m. last Sunday morning. Then It chugged past cruise ships In the Port o f Miami, turned Into the narrow Miami River, bobbed defiantly past the Playsllnda la part o f the Canaveral National Seashore, and the sheriff’s office is enforcing the law on the basis o f num erous com plaints that nudists have overflowed from a traditional clothtng-optlonal section into areas used by fam ilies and others w earing beach attire. T h e county measure outlaw s public nudity, thong bikinis and other skimpy clothing throughout the county, but the enforcement focus la at Playsllnda. If Cervasto is convicted at his trial In county court, he could be sentenced to 00 d ays tn Jail and fined 9900. From A ssociated P ro sa rep o rts M IAM I a Her* are th e w inning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida L o t­ tary: Fantasy 8 2-13-15-17-1 J l! Today: Variable cloudiness and becoming windy with a good chance of showers and thun­ derstorms. High In the mid to upper 00s. Southeast wind 20 mph and gusty. Chance o f rain BO percent. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy and breezy with a good chance o f showers and thunderstorms. L o w In the mid to upper 70s. Southeast wind 15 mph and gusty. Chance o f rain SO percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy and windy with showers and thunderstorms likely. High tn the mid 80s. Chance o f rain 60 percent. W yk TtMl In*. M S X Fr*nch A**.. la n lo i* . Ft*, s m i Oh La Fct OaytmSaach Ft mm • n tr ■ *1 « i II Jackianvllla KayWotl (Daily S Sunday) Homo DaHvory Had (IS M tld-OO ■ Uonttta MSM SM.00 I Vaor IFS.M SM 00 Flarlda HnlOtnta muat pay 7XI tM In season t* rata* VbOM. Phono (407) 322-M11 10. The Haitians were turned over to Immigration authorities and w ill be given a chance to appeal for asylum, Roberts said. Immigration Judges haven’t looked favorably upon appeals for asylum from Haitians since President Jean-Betrand Aristide w as restored to pow er In Haiti last year, replacing a military dictatorship. The Border Patrol has been stym ied so far In trying to And out through questioning those arrested where the trip origi­ nated, who organized It, w ho the captain and crew w ere and how m uch people paid. Those d e ta in e d are givlr unbelievable ■aid. "Som e say they paid equivalent o f 12 cents for trip." The crew took everything l might give an y clues. "1 vessel was nearly stripped cl o f eviden ce — no logs. nf shipping charts. Nothing, crew apparently w ere the fast I Jump ashore," Roberts i The boat. In such and leaking so badly that could have sunk, waa a thi away that the ow n er did Intend to try to get bock to Haiti Roberts said. "It was a kam ikaze — meant to ju st get here. That'f all. ” he said. The boat, kept afloat will pumps, w ill probably be cfared s health h azard and be cut up. R oberts said. M Ftntacaii Sarataia Tollafiauaa VaroSoodt W Falm iaocF. « a Ft II n *i u U FI *0 FF « Ft tO Ft Im n O M A t ftX T S M O C D O U T L O O K ti»» V 'T S ' f \J*-V W EDNESDAY V b ly e !4 y 8 7 -7 4 1 fW TH UR SD AY M s tly c U y 8 7 -7 7 F R ID A Y P tly c M y 89-77 A m arillo Anchor t* t Atlanta Atlantic City Auatin ----- SATURDAY V b ly c ld y 87-77 SUNDAY V b ly c it y 8 7 -7 7 S T A T IS T IC S S ept. 24 FUUT O ct. 1 3 O FULL LAST O ct. 8 O ct. IS • 77 tr I C iM N l l i p h U M Sonlor*, FtorMs an* sMHIon I* T H C SANFONO H CSALO , F O I I M F . tantor*. F I 22T72-1M7. fled, Roberta said. Authorities arrested 172 Hai­ tians who didn’t have Um e to get o ff the boat. Roberta said. They Included 100 men, 7 0 women and two children younger than TH E W E A T H E R Wcdnssdcy, October 4, 19S0 Voi. IS. No. 33 swsiums MMi SMfMlig U .S . Custom s station, went u n ­ d er three draw bridges and tied u p to let scores of H aitians scam per Into waiting cars o r v a n is h In to M iam i’s q u ie t streets. " I t w as a brazen dayligh t operation — Incredible luck on their part.” said Keith Roberts, an assistant chief patrol officer w ith the U.S. .Border Patrol. "U s u a lly there are a lot of people out there In boats who recognize these type of vessels ana re­ cognize that it Is a sm uggling operation and call Ihe Coast G u a rd , or someone,” R oberts said. U .S . C u stom s, caugh t o ff g u a rd by sm ugglers slip pin g righ t under Its nose at the m outh o f the river, took off In pursuit, bu t too late. By the Ume agents caugh t up with the freighter, abou t 100 people already h ad B O L V M A R TABLE; Min. 2:15 a.m .. 2:30 p.m.: MaJ. 8:20 a.m .. 6 :4 5 p.m . T ID B lt D s y to w a B ea ch : highs, 4:47 a.m.. 5:26 p.m .: lows. 10:56 a.m.. 11:35 p .m .: N e w S m yrn a B e a c h : highs. 4:52 a.m.. 3:31 p.m .; low s. 11:01 a.m., 11:40 p.m.: C a c e e Beach: highs. 5:07 u.m.. 5:46 p.m.: lows. 11:16 a.m ., 11:55 p.m M A C H C O M P IT IO W | [S O A T IH O D s y te a e B each: Wuves are 1 to 2 feet and choppy. Current la running to the north with a wutcr Irmpcruturr o f HI degrees. N ew S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 2 to 2W feet and choppy. Current Is running to Hie north with a water temperature of 82 degrees. • t A u g a s tin c t e J u p it e r I n l e t — W ednesday: W in d southeast 20 knots. Seas 5 to 7 feet. Bay and Inland w aters choppy. Scattered showers and th u n d e r s to r m s . W e d n e s d a y night: Wind southeast 20 to 25 knots. Seas 6 to 9 feet. Bay and Inland waters rough. Scattered t o n u m ero u s sh ow ers a n d thunderstorms. Th e high tem p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday was 90 de­ grees and the overnight low was 74 as reported by the University o f Florldu Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll fo r the p e r io d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . Wednesday, totalled .48 Inches. □ S s a s s t ...................7:08 p.m. D B sw risc................. 7:20 a.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI| rating for Orlando Is 10 Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels arc rated by Ihe Environm ental Protection Agency as follows: 0.1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5,6 moderate 7.8.9 high lO- very high •rownavllla Buffalo ■url Inflan. Vt. Char lot len.SC. Charlotler. W V # ClwrWtta.N.C. CMcasa Cincinnati C o ncard N H . D a lla s FI W orth OoaMolwoa Octroi I InSlanafOll* Kam a* City LaaVataa L im a Sacs LoaAnfataa NWloSt Paul Now Or* Now Varfe C ity Oklahoma C ity PlttM uryh Portion*. M ain * Socramanto St Loot* Soli Laka City San Antonio M FI » FF St M SI FS ss u OS M u SS M 04 FI *F 4F FJ FS FJ U a at M SS *4 so so 00 « a u 4) U It 14 SF 41 as m os JO F n OSS dr top -SI rs J t tCy «F d r rs CRM d r rs M to ri .» n» rs csr .« d r 4S to r 44 t o f « to % �Sanford HonW, Sanford, Ftohda - Wsdnstosy, October 4, t m . M Domestic violence eneets Joshua Stankwtcz, 2 4 .1 1 1 3 A . Myrtle A re., w as arrested by Sanford police after a light w ith his es-fhttrtend w ho to M M M s roommate. Christopher Allen Bowen . 3 1 ,1 3 1 6 8. MeUoanDe A re ., w as arrested along with co-defendant. Destiny Taylor. 23, sam e address, for domestic violence battery by Sanford police after an argum ent became physical Tuesday. Father and ton Father Cameron Ricci of •flloytd this past Saturday topt h t f on Laha Mooroa. Tha two power ski enlhuteaets took •ovaniage o i in# nice W M M M waathar to launch • and haad out for a day of fun. Rooltting arm t alleged O len Carter. 31, 141 S p rtafw ood Circle. Longw ood w as arrested by sheriffs deputies for retesting a tow en forcem ent officer without violence w h en he did not M o w Instructions. Officers were called to the on another matter. Carter did not cooperate and restated w hen officers attem pted to arrest him after repeated w a rn in g , according to the poMce report. Retail theft alleged Russell Gene Barnes. 35, 488 W . Hlghb w as arrested by Sanford police M ondayfor retell theft at a food store at 1514 S. French Avenue, attempted to leave the store without paying far a pack o f cigarettes he put In his pocket. After the arrest It w as discovered Barnes also had a package o f sausage btocutts In his pants. The value of the Items w as 84.10. Trespass after warning arrest Em ory Oriflln, 31. 58 C astle Brew er Court, w aa arrested far trespass by Sanford police M onday at 2434 Maple Avenue. He had received a trespass w arn in g A ug. 31. Br a irding to pobce records. Traffic streets • Manuel Rivera. 32.701 G lasgow Court. W inter S prin gs waa arrested by deputies near Longwood far operating a m otor vehicle with a suspended/revoked license and possession o f dru g paraphernalia. Rivera w a s stopped for having tag Tuesday at 2:48 a.m . at Highway 17-82 a Avenue. A computer showed be had no valid license. ? u fcheck .................................. W h ile conducting the stop, the deputy observed a pipe som etim es used for sm oking drugs In the car. The odor o f burnt marijuana w as detected In the bow l of the pipe. • Lugene Portland, 39, 211 S. Somerset Court. Sanford waa arrested for driving under the influence by a Florida H ighw ay patrolm an about 1:30 a.m . Monday after a high speed pursuit on Lake Mary Boulevard. T h e trooper followed the Portland vehicle at 100 mph but d id not gain on the vehicle until It stopped for a red light at H ighw ay 17-92. The driver continued to travel 90 mph In the 45 m ph m oe far about on e mile approaching the G reeneW ay without heading the trooper’s lights and siren, according to the arrest report He \ arrested after some field sobriety tests and refusing others. • Marvin M. Martin. 22. 2341 Center Street Sanford arrested for no drivers license by Longwood police Sunday. He w a s arrested following a traffic stop In the 800 block of 8. County Road 427. Tleo Lam ent Livingston, 21. 1002 W . 9th Street. Sanford who w as a passenger in Martin’s c a r waa arrested for possession o f cocaine. During the traffic stop, police found an unlabled nasal decongestant tube under the front passenger seat. A presum ptive test revealed crack cocaine In the tube. \ Marijuana arras! Ronald Grafton. Jr. 18. 200 puncan Court. Longw ood w aa arrested by deputies at W yndham Court for possession of leas than 20 grams of m arijuana. Officers were called to the scene to investigate C report o f an Impaired driver in a W ektva subdivision. After receiving permission to search the vehicle, a sm all bag of a green leafy substance waa found, which tested to b e marijuana. Violation of probation Bernadette Henderson James. 33. 911 Cypress Avenue, Sanford, VOP/realstlng w ith violence and solicitation for prostitution. Demetrius Sava! Lomax. 21, 1915 Third Street. Sanford. VOP/Voluala County warrant. Kimberly Nlklnlsha Flagler. 24. 2417 S. Lake Avenue. Sanford. VOP/lmproper exhibition o f dangerous weapon. Incidents reported to Sanford polio# A construction trailer at Seminole High School In Ridgewood Avenue was burglarized over the weekend and 8200 In castor wheels taken. An auto salvage yard in the 1100 block o f Albright w aa broken In to over the weekend. A door waa ripped from Its hinges but nothing waa reported missing. A resident In the 1400 block o f W. 7th Street reported a 1979 Pontiac Bonneville was taken Sunday night. About $570 worth o f items. Including a television. VCR. tools and vaccum cleaner were taken in a burglary In the 600 block o fE . Second Street. A watch and revolver were stolen over the weekend from a residence In the 1200 block o f West Lake Mary Boulevard. • An estimated $1,130 in Items were reportedly stolen from four classrooms Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene. 2581 S. Sanford Ave. • Items valued at $2,850 Including a copy machine a fax machine were reportedly stolen Sunday from a business In the 700 block of West 25 th Street. •T o o ls valued at $500 were reportedly stolen Saturday from a residence In the 1900 block o f Magnolia Avenue. • A n estimated $195 in Jewelry and other Items were said to be missing Friday from a residence in the 100 block o f Donna Circle. • A n estimated $149 In cash was said to have been stolen from the cash drawer o f a business at Seminole Tow ne Center on Friday. Incident* reported to Shoriff A bank in the 4500 block o f Lake Mary Boulevard was robbed o f an undetermined amount o f cash Monday morning. A woman reported about $4,800 worth o f jewelry w as taken from her Rolling Hills home which Is being shown for sale. • A n estimated $1,070 In auto parts and $20 In frozen fish were reported stolen Friday from a business In the 4200 block o f U.S. Highway 17-92. • A white 1995 Lincoln, with no license plate, has been found to be missing from the Inventory o f a dealership In the 3500 block of North U.S. Highway 17-92. A $597 camcorder and Its case were reportedly stolen Friday from a residence In the 300 block o f Woodfleld Drive. • A Ford tractor valued at $14,000 and an attached $1,800 hay unit were reportedly stolen Friday near the Intersection of East Lake Mary Boulevard and Ohio Street. Warrants • Ernest Whetstone. 19. 6 Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Sunday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of oosscssion of an open container. • Norman Robert Gordon. 25. 6 Wheeling Drive. Sanford, was lixated by deputies at his residence Sunday. He was wan led for violation o f probation on a conviction o f possession of 20 grains of cannabis. •Rufus T. Carter Jr.. 24. 3630 Main St.. Sanford, was served a warrant by Sanford police following a traffic stop Sunday at First Street and French Avenue In Sanford. He was wanted by the U.S. Marshal's Service for violation of probation._____________ FDLE says crime reports down cantly. M urders feu 12 percent. ' TALLAH ASSEE F ew er crim es w ere reported In Florida in the first h alf o f 1995 than In the sam e six-m onth period last year, the Florida Departm ent of Law Enforcement h as reported. Only five o f 17 crim es tracked by the state Increased. The num ber o f arrests also Increased. "W e ’re not celebrating these meager percentage points here because If you’re a victim ... It’s hard to see a dam n bit of good In these num bers.” FD LE Com m is­ sioner Tim Moore said Tuesday. M ore th a n a h a lf-m illio n Floridians were victim s o f crimes from January through June. nOWcVCT* HOOTC ■Jmu U iC W fS l num bers w ere the best posted In the state in several years. The n um ber o f crim es re­ ported feU 1.4 percent feom the first h alf o f 1994 to 674.000. The num ber o f arrests clim bed 5 percent to more than 337.000. Nearly one In five of the more than 71,000 violent offenses reported w ere domestic. Some ie crim es dropped stgnlfl- 1021 ii D ru g o ffe n se s clim bed 10 percent, sim ple assaults 5 per­ cent an d em b ezzlement 13 per­ cent. Larceny, by far the moat c o m m o n c rim e w ith so m e 2 8 8 ,0 0 0 rep o rte d In ciden ts, edged u p 0.2 percent Moore said be thought the get-tough stance taken by state lawm akers this year had a defi­ nite Impact. The Legislature made public safety its top wfortty. New taws that took effect Sunday will make crim inals e e m 88 percent o f th e ir se n te n c e *. Im pose m andatory prison tenno for re* peaS rioicut oflcodstOi toersaae penalties for dozens of offenses and m ake It more likely home burglars an d auto thieves w ill do prison time. Ron Sachs, a spokesman far Gov. Law ton Chiles, said his boss w as encouraged by the n e w s th a t " F lo r id a 's fig h t against crim e Is having signifi­ cant success.'' T h e tren d o f few er crim e O .J. gets a new lease on life, but there’s rent to pay Associated Proas Writer__________ LO S A N G E LE S - He did not cry. He did not laugh. He stood there looking stunned and then half his mouth pulled back In a lopsided grin and O.J. Simpson uttered his first w ords as a free man. “Thank you ." he said in the direction of the Jury that ac­ q u it t e d h im T u e s d a y o f m urdering his ex-w ife Nicole Brown Sim pson and her friend Ronald Goldm an. And so began Sim pson's new lease on life. The ren j w ill be high. He still faces three law suits from the fam ilies of the people he w as accused o f slashing to death. His youngest children, ages 7 and 9. are motherless, they have not seen Sim pson to 16 months, and they know that for some reason, the police thought Daddy killed Mommy. The youngest. Justin, copes with that knowledge by using proper nouns. "N icole and O.J.” are the nam es he uses when talking about the case, sold his grandm other, Juditha Brown. In an interview broadcast Monday on A B C ’s "N igh tlin e." Those children were not part o f Sim pson’s first day as a free man. a day that eerily mirrored his last day of freedom. June 17. 1994. when police pursued him on the freeway, with Simpson a passenger in a white vehicle. On Tuesday. It w as an un­ marked. white ahcrifTs van. not a Bronco, that pulled up to S i m p s o n 's e s t a t e on Rockingham Avenue. A.C. Cow ­ lings w as there, this lim e not as a Bronco driver but as chairman of the welcom ing committee. Cow lings grabbed Simpson In a bear hug and wouldn’t let go of his form er schoolmate and San F ra n c isc o 4 9 e rs team m ate. Longtim e Sim pson assistant Cathy Ran da brought balloons. A band arrived. Well-wishers jostled for a look over his gate. Champagne flowed. For the first time in 16 months. Simpson had the opportunity to kick back and relax. Sim pson w ants to spend at feast one night In his own bed before deciding what to do next, according to his friend Robert Kardaahlan. W hat happens on the second day o f Sim pson's new life is anybody's guess. The Hertz Corp. doesn’t want him back as Its grinning, sprin­ ting spokesm an. NBC won't say If the Helsman Trophy winner Is welcom e to return as network football commentator. But Sim pson did not Intend to be penniless to h i* new life. He already has written one book. “ I W an t T o Tell You.” and ts said to be working on another. bew ' as given His first, for‘ which be a 81 m illio n a d v a n c e b y publishers Little, Brown ft Co., Im mediately topped The New York Tim es best seller list and has earned him at least $3 m illion m ore. Money m agazine reported that Sim pson could make $2 million in a pay-per-view T V Interview that hie m ay be planning. Behind b a n . Simpson signed 2,500 trading canto, for which he w a s paid 8200.000. and authorized the sale of 21-Inch bronze statues In his likeness, for w hich he received $50,000 up front. Money reported. No doubt a good chunk will go to paying his criminal lawyers, as w ell a s civil lawyers w ho wlU represent him to three pending w rongful death lawsuits. The crim inal attorneys, who num ber more than 12. have never dis­ closed their fees. Ronald Goldm an’s father an d sister. Fred and Kim Goldm an. □ rep o rts actually began about three y e a n ago, according to M o o re , who w arn ed a g a in st read in g too much into the latest fig u re s since they’re on ly a ‘‘stx-month snapshot." Moore, however, said he saw a i far concern In the increase m * k Mcctmmm oirtne Wm tin t u w w M iw usr to ww runes •f Uw “ eeuFftcntTOBMoac In drug offenses, u p 10 percen t "W hat’s particularly alarm ing there Is that th e a rrest fa r juveniles to up about 19 per­ cent." he said. O v e ra ll. J u v e n ile a rre a ta climbed just 7 p ercen t pared with a 28 percent tn all of 1984 over 1983. dropped 24 percent to than 2,300. The six-m onth report showed a 10.3 pe rcent In to Just over00,000. IMpsrcsnttssu >. 4mm U.T partant Is — PartISi* Spartan* Is 1*411 Mparcanttafajs* mm S I parcant taiu IF.) parcant *3V » • par- east Is MM or tzuTtuaw p i sc a u r — PsrdSta rapaa. 4mm 47 ssreant *aX17S aeaevlh. 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SIB.50 0 M o n I U s ...................................... $ 3 9 0 0 1 Y ear............................... $78.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sates tax in addition to rates above. EDITORIAL View from the newsroom S A N F O R D — It w a s a lo n g m o r n in g T u esday. T h e S a n fo rd H erald p re sse s w e re o n standby, re a d y to ro ll, b u t w aitin g fo r th e ju r y decision In th e O . J . S im p so n m u rd er tria l. For th e firs t tim e In p o ssib ly d e c a d e s. Associated P re s s , w h ic h su p p lies m a n y o f th e new s sto rie s se e n in pu blication s a c ro s s th e nation a n d a ro u n d the w o rld , w a s o n a standby b a s is , re a d y to release th e w o rd s which w o u ld fre e o r con vict O .J. S im p so n . After th e “ n ot g u ilt y " pron ou n cem en t, la st m inute sto rie s re g a rd in g the trial w e re p u t Into th eir p ro p e r p la ce , an d th e m a c h in e s began c h u rn in g tw o h ou rs late. A s a re su lt, hom e d e liv e rie s a ls o ran sligh tly la te r th an norm al. Democrats resort to scare tactics “ W hat the — ?” the radio attack a d begins. “Did you see this about the Republicans binding another tax giveaw ay to the rich b y cutting m cu jtv r guMj iMPCiocviCvr T h is sham eless piece o f political dem agoguery actually aired on S an Diego radio stations. It w as paid for b y an outfit that proclaim s Itself the “Save A aw rtca’s FW afilea Ceakdoo.'* The target o f the radio g o t is San Diego R e p u b lic a n C o n g re ssm a n B ria n B tlb ra y . . Listeners -------------are urged to bom bard h is office artth phone calls. "TeD him to stop the Republican le a d e r s h ip ’ s t a x on o u r p a r e n t s a n d T h e left-lean in g Save Am erica’s Fam ilies Coalition la a sim ply doing the dtrty w ork of Democrats in W ashington. The party o f Clinton. Daschle a n d Oephardt is determ ined to stop m uch-needed Medicare reform st qjl coats. Even the usually liberal W ashington Post has decried the Dem ocrats’ scare tactics. In a Sept. 15 editorial headlined "M edagogueo.” the Post ch and Bob o accused noted that "N e w t Gingrich ana B ob D Dole that are the core of the Republican to balance the budget in the next seven years. " T h e y ’re r ig h t ." the Poet that's precisely h at the Democrats are doing - it’s pretty m uch an they're doing - and It's crum m y stuff.’* W hat the Poet edi­ to ria lists and practically everyone (e x c e p t t h e d e ­ m agogic Democrats) have acknow ledged W t k la that the Medicare program Is on the KThisshamalaw verge of bankruptcy. This is the result o f "pities of M edicare sp en d in g political damagoguary rising each year by actuallyiirod on roughly three times an Dfsgo radio the rate of Inflation. Indeed, in 1982. stations. J W a sh in g to n sp en t “on ly " 846.5 billion on Medicare. By 1992, Medicare spending had Increased to 8119 billion. And If Congress falls to enact Medicare reform s this year, the federal * 8 JACK ANDERSON Close ties to seniors’ groups As soon a s the verdict w a s a n n o u n c e d , telephone c a lls b e g a n com in g in fro m p eo p le expressin g th e ir fe elin g s abou t the d e c isio n . MoMost o f 1 t h o se w h o called w e re sh o c k e d a t the results. A fe w v o ic ed their o b je c tio n s w ith w ords w h ic h m a y h a v e m ade M ark F u h rm a n blush . No d o u b t h a d a g u ilty v e r d ic t b e e n an noun ced, a s im ila r n u m ber o f c a lls w o u ld have been rec e iv e d voicin g o b jec tio n s to th at Jury d ecisio n . Even p h o n e c a lls from peop le c a llin g to discu ss o th e r m atters or a rra n ge fo r p h oto assign m en ts d re w com m en ts re g a rd in g the trial. From th e p e rio d o f ap p ro x im ately 1 p .m . until 1:30. F re n c h A ven u e. Im m ed iately In •* tilt in '* .J#f♦**|r **!*f 4• tlon fr ^ fle h a n d W . F irst S tre et, w e re alm ost e m p ty o f veh icles. E v e ry o n e a p p a r­ ently h a d fo u n d som ew h ere to go. w h e re they could h e a r th e a c tu a l w o rd s a n d see th e facial ex p re ssio n s b o m th e L o s A n g e le s co u rtro o m , presen ted b y n e tw o rk television. S h ortly b e fo re noon yesterday, w o rk e rs w ere se e n c a rry in g a n u m ber o f telev isio n sets Into th e S a n fo rd C ity H all, a p p a re n tly fo r the u se o f c ity s ta ff m em bers w a n tin g to see w hat p ro v e d to b e th e final stages o f th e O .J . Sim pson tria l. T h e S a rd o rd H e ra ld ran late on T u e s d a y , O ctober 3. 1995. It w a s a m ost u n u s u a l d a y . a day In w h ic h p ractically every c o n v e rsa tio n in the n e w sro o m , sa le s ofTIces. p re ss room s, and a ll o v e r th e c ity , state a n d n a tio n , w e re focused o n o n e co u rt case. LETTER Save tax dollars I have two suggestions for saving tax money. Turn the public works road division over to private contractors. or Eliminate at least 20 percent of the em ployees from top to bottom and require the remaining BO percent do an honest day’s work. It is very distressing to see the amount o f goofing off done by the county road workers. I see poor project planning and poor allocation o f labor to projects. If weal weather Is too Inclement to work, clock them out and send them home rather than having them sitting In trucks for hours doing nothing. The trash collectors work In most all kinds o f weather (private contractors) right? Specific examples: # Wednesday. Aug. 23. 1995. 1:25 to 3:30 p.m.. truck full o f workers parked at the north end of East Boulevard waiting to mix and pour about 8 feet of sidewalk that goes nowhere. Weather, very light, occasional drizile, not enough to wet the sidewalk under the trees. Logic: send workers home. 8 Monday. Aug. 28. 1995. 12:45 to about 3:15 p.m.. truck with 5 men mixed enough to pour the 8 feet o f sidewalk and small cap over drain tile. At 2:45 p.m.. white county car showed up; by 3:15 a.m.. everyone gone. Just this project Job-lime 2V4 hours conservatively at S8 per hour for 5 men. • 100— rather expensive. I’d say. • Wednesday. Aug. 30. 1995. about 2 p.m. on Eastbrook near Bougainvillea, a truck full o f men silling on side of road walling for It to slop raining even though it had been raining hard moat o f the day and continued to do so the rest o f the day. All of this day's trash was picked up by a contractor. • Check how long it Is taking to do the projects at the com ers o f Derbyshire and Cedarwood. I Blrchwood and Cherry wood. At least 3 or 4 weeks and still not finished. in many Instances this is the rule rather than the exception. A very disappointed John 11. Bigelow Mail land governm ent will be faced with Medicare outlays o f $345 billion by 2002. T he Republicans propose to slow the grow th In Medicare spending, to 8.5 percent a year, w h ich Is still more than double Hie current ra le e f Inflation. Yet by slow ing Medicare s an n u al growth, the government wlD rave W T O b aM o n over the next seven years, which wiD accoir the tw in goals o f rescu in g Medicare bankruptcy and m oving the government lo a balanced budget. ____________w But that’s not theay v the Democrats and th eir allies portray it In their scare campaign. T h e y say that the Republicans are proposing Medicare "c u ts ." They warn that seniors may “ lose their M edicare.” Neither claim stands up to scrutiny. The fact is that M edicare spending will rise to $247 billion in 2002. under the Republican reform . Per patient M edicare spending wfll from $4,800 a year to 86.700 over the span. Since Medicare is a legal "entitlem ent" (w h ich can only be changed by repeal of the federal law that created the program ), there Is absolutely no w ay that any one o f the 39 million seniors w h o are enrolled In the federal program w ill lose their government-paid health care. But the OOP does propose to change the system by which M edicare recipients receive their health coverage. rrun . mu '^foOctVDowM \ C a r lv M C to rtM y §1 M fd M ti l l n i R i •FI. ELLEN GOODMAN You can’t go home to mother BOSTON — I hate to date m yself, but I rem em ber M s Bell. She wss a m aternallatte sort who rarely kicked people out from under her sheltered roof. She was the m atriarch of th e e ra w h e n la rg e c o m p a n ie s c a lle d them selves “ fam ilies" with a straight face. But in the 1980a. Ma’s family w as broken up. A ll the b a b y Bells went their ow n w ay. They Joined a n ew economy In which com panies m erge an d split more often than Elisabeth W ant to know how the corporate culture In Am erica h a s changed since Ma’s day? Ponder the w arm , personal w ay that her eldest offspring. A T A T . told employees that the company w a s breaking up again. O n W ednesday (Sept. 20). they got the new s by e-mail, One mouse clicktiahead of the press. Later that afternoon I got a cold call at home from a saleswoman who must rank Just below the e-mail threshold. As she began telling m e I should have my sendee Increased. I Interrupt­ ed her pitch. "D o you know your company Just split In three?" 1 asked. “ You're kidding!" she answered, as the sales script dropped to the floor. I said: “ 1 hope you have some stock." She said. " I hope I have a Job!" We both hung up. Have a nice day. Well, there isn't anybody In America, let alone at Am erican Tel and Tel who doesn't get It by now. The work force goes down 8.500 Jobs: the stock goes up six points. Over 100,000 A T A T workers have been cut since the family breakup. No. Ma Bell doesn't live here anymore. In this much-heralded, much lamented new world, companies merge or split, and cither way the payrolls are cut. Whether the pitcher hits the rock or the rock hits the pitcher. It's bod for ... the three women In the Dayton A T A T office photographed consoling each other. There are two things that Americana now take with them from one Job to another (often lesser) Job: their Individual skills and their Insecurity. In Roaabcth Ranter's new book. "W orld Class." a generally hopeful look at "thriving locally In the global econom y." one man offers this vision o f his Job future: " I don't even buy green bananas." Surely lifetim e tenure had its downside. Its deadwood and dead ends. But the aide effects o f Job Insecurity go beyond the troubles of people w ho have been permanently outplaced from the working world. These effects can be measured Inside, in the anxiety o f those who still have good Jobs, tn the downsizing of their commitment and loyalty to any employer. They can be measured more subtly in the loss o f the sense of community. Everyone from Labor Secretary Robert Reich to the neighborhood management guru now urges w orkers to think like independent entrepreneurs. W e are warned to prepare for six. 10.12 Jobs In our lifetime. W e are encouraged to stay in training, to be ready for the next career at the turn o f the global economy. W e are supposed to think o f this as an exciting challenge. Even a growth experience Bui how do you build a solid com ­ pany when your em ­ ployees all have their mental resumes out? A n d h ow d o you make the com m it­ m en t to d o g o o d work when you are waiting for the boaa' next e-mail — or the newa o f a merger, a t a k e o v e r , a "rtg h f's U ln g " — to determine your fate. The old rules and the old bonds be­ tween ow ners and (hate to data workers are cracking m ysalf, but I everyw h ere. Em ­ remember M a p lo y e r s a n d e m ­ Ball. ployees often seem like two people trying to maintain a rela tionshlp while they're both out dating. This time the business is a communications company whose slogan once was "Reach out and touch someone." But the story, repeated In one place after another, la also about the economy’s human connections. It's no i that long since Americans connected tn neighborhoods or parishes. Our sense o f community w as built around Main Streets, subdivisions, extended families. In the last generation families became less permanent and neighborhoods lesa stable. Our companies becam e our communities, our co-workers became our extended family. Now. gradually we are losing that neighborhood too. as we are turned into competitive, transient and tmeporary workers. It's another kind o f isolation. WASHINGTON The battle to reform Medicare still has a long way to go on Capitol HUI. but It's already clear who one o f the biggest winners w ill be: Richard Vtguerie. the conservative king o f direct-mall funid raising. _ Three groups founded by Vtguerie — the Seniors Coalition, the United Seniors Associa­ tion and 60-Plus — have teamed with the House Republican leadership to gather public support for Its controversial Medicare re forms. The Coalition to Save Medicare was launched In July and includes all three se­ niors' groups, in ad­ dition to leading In­ du stry groups lik e the National Associa­ tion of Manufacturers and the Alliance for Managed Care. But according to d o c u m e n ts u n ­ covered by the D em ­ ocratic stafT of the Senate Aging C om ­ mittee. much or the f But It's already money that's being clear who one raised by two o f the of the biggest three seniors' groups winners w ill bo. I is going straight to V iguerlc's for-profit company Although the Seniors Coalition Is no longer associated with Viguerie. having severed Us tics with him in 1993, the other two groups remain dependent on Viguerte's fund-raising prowess. United Seniors Association, for example, signed a contract with Viguerlc's for-profit direct-mail firm. American Target Advertising, that calls for ATA to receive as much as 50 percent of gross revenue from direct mail until July 30. 1996. After that, A T A will get 25 percent o f the take. In V igu erlc's co n tra ct with 60 -Plu s, Viguerie A Associates — which was later reorganized to becom e A T A — is slated to own 70 percent o f the Income for Ihe life of the mailing lists. According to direct-mall experts, this means Viguerie actually "o w n s " 70 percent of the organization, including Us entire fund-raising operation. Some directmail experts wonder if 60-Plus should be allowed to rclaln Its non-profit status, which le ts it mall s o lic ita tio n s at ta x p a y e rsubsidized rates. " I'v e never seen anything like this (con­ tract)." Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark.. told our associate Jan Moller. Pryor, the ranking Democrat on the Agin g Committee, has been directing ihc comm ittee's Investigation. *T v e never seen one this flagrant. The w on t part o f It Is the real deception. They're collecting the dollars from the seniors arid using those doliare to reduce these programs that a rc so necessary for their quality o f life." The Viguerie style o f fund-raising la as familiar as It Is effective: it starts w ith a "scare” letier warning seniors o f the im m i­ nent collapse of Medicare unless something is done. Il ends with a request for money, often accompanied by a petition io sign or some other device so respondents can get their "v o ic e " heard In Washington. Viguerie did not respond to our telephone calls. But when Aging Committee staffers called a sampling of Arkansas seniors whose names appeared on a "teleg ra m " sent to Pryor's office by USA, they got a su prise: Fewer than 15 percent of the seniors said they supported the Republican effort io cut Medicare spend­ ing by S270 billion. And only 47 percent acknowledged be ing members of USA. Now maybe something new will come out o f this economic disruption. And. after all. no business is ever really a family. But In an electronic heartbeat, a former Bell pushed the anxiety level o f Us workers up almost as fast as the price of Us stock. This was the message in the e-mail. You can't go home to Mother. L E T T E R S T O ED ITO R Letters to the editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed, include the address of Ihe writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should In - on a single subject and In - as brief us possible. The tellers are subject In editing. �Odofear 4 . 1 M . M Sanford HsraM. tatford, Florida Pioneer Airport 1A as nine children. Accordtng to t the history o f the unit, ___, only ai few o f the m en owned any •laves or cam e from a family that did. Within the first year of service, beginning In A pril 1863. onethird of the com pany had died of everal wen killed In --------------S------------------battle with oth ers taken prisoner subsequently JEhshing. Itatory sa y s that It w as (he tom of the tim es for a militia “.pony to adopt a name auch the South Florida Bulldogs. County Boys, or Yankee — *• The nam e chosen by the o c a l g ro u p w a a J a c k so n 's rengers. In honor of Samuel Ed Sexton, spokesm an for the wtU giv e a presentation to bow Important the war and. “ h ow it changed the y of ou r n ation ." Lincoln's visit to expected on at 3 p.m ., along with ______t Starke Perry, H onda's th governor. Perry w ill be rtrayed b y Thom as B. Tart, a iv il w ar h isto ria n an d enuslsst. Lincoln an d Perry will st a special program In' a presentation o f the tysburd Address. Tart aald he hoped the prestatkm w ill “ provide an Idea of hat this nation went through hen brothers fought brothers, t a le s fo u g h t s t a t e s , an d ?,000 so ld ie rs died, more than a ll w a rs combined til well Into the Vietnam W ar “ ao o u r airport property la going to he luat exactly what they have been looklnf for. aod w e a re very please d that they w ant to com e 'O n a regu larly s c h e d u le d agenda Hem. the Airport A uth or­ ity heard the results o f a check Into a complaint lodged against T h o m u t . Tart, C ivil War historian and enthusiast w ill portray FtorWsfa 4th Governor, Madison Starks Parry, during th# Honosr Days N' Ways event this Sunday In Sanford. In addition to the Civil W ar p r e s e n ta t io n s , m any o th e r eventa, special presentations, displays, an d booths w ill be available. T h e Pioneer Days N ' W ays celebration w ill he held from 10 a.m . until 5 p.m. both Saturday and S u n d ay . Adm ission an d parking la free of charge. T h e m useum la located Just oft U.S. H ighw ay 17-93, south o f Sanford, across from Flea W orld. F o r additional inform ation, phone the m useum at 33I-34S9. The complaint, sent b y U n i­ versal Aviation Sendees, to the Federal Aviation Adm inistration (F A A ) last month, requested an tmrcstigstion Into the possibility o f a breach o f the F ederal Deed with rrgarita to the lit for services at the O r­ lando Sanford Airport. T h e matter pertained to the lease wHh the Central Florida Term inals fCFTJ. the n ew build­ in g adjacent to the airport m ain term inal, which w ill b e headquarters for tourist fligh ts from England. The Airport Authority, how ev­ e r. resp o n d ed t h a t the a e ro n au tical e x c lu siv e rig h t pertains only to the n ew term i­ nal area and parking area, and does not apply to the w hole a irp o rt as the o b jec tio n In­ dicated. In a subsequent letter from the F A A sent this p a st F rid a y . Director of Aviation at the Or­ lan d o Sanford A irp ort. Steve Inform ed that after studying the lease agreem ent w ith CPT. The F A A found no ounty 1A a n d T a x Incentive Financing (T IF ) district before the end o f the year or the ^legation expires. Sanford officials established a city-only C R A In 1990 for the Seminole T ow n Center. Since cities are not perm itted more than one C R A . the county will have m em bership on the same CRA board a s governs the Semi­ nole Town Center CRA. "However, m ast of those im­ provement program s and plans have been Initiated, so county Involvement in that City-only CRA/T1F d is t ric t w o u ld be m inim al." the sta ll report states. 'I'm very excited about this," trict c o u q ly Com m issioner a ry l M r L a In com m en ted . eLain w orked closely with sty staff J o develop the plan help revitalize downtown. 'W e hope to turn a negative tax aae Into a positive one." The dow ntow n tax base has decreased at a rate of 1.65 percent a year from 1991 to 1994. "This Indicates that without a p ro g ra m o f governm ent Inveatm cnt/actlons.” Pam Hastings, capital program ana­ lyst said, "th e full potential o f p ro p o s e d new d evelo pmenta/redevelopments m ay not be realized." In addition. Hastings said the Sanford project Is a traditional, m ixed u se downtown w here preserving and enhancing prop­ erty values Is directly related to It s r e d e v e l o p m e n t a s a dow ntow n. The unique, already existing feature of the waterfront contributes to the area's distinct Identity. S p e c ia l conditions reco m ­ m ended for Inclusion In the delegation resolution to be con­ sid ered b y the county com ­ m ission on the Oct. 34 consent agenda are: •A ffe c te d tax increment act at 95 percent for both the county an d city. • City establish m en t o f a C o m m u n i t y R ed evelop m en t Agency (decision making body) w ith "e q u al minus one” county representation. • No approval of tax Incre- Questions About m ent expenditures for public administrative building Is m ade or Implied. (Funding related to a potential parking garage, iden­ tified as a CRA activity b y the city, should more appropriately be considered at a future date.) U sin g a 96 percent option In funding the CRA w ou ld generate m ore than 63 million over the 30 year life of the program . The payback time period on the county’s CRA Investment Is 7-10 years after the 30 years end. between the year3033 to 3035. Sanford Mayor Bettye Sm ith and City Manager BUI Sim m ons said the proposal w ill be pres­ ented to the dty com m ission Oct. 9. Smith thanked M cLain for his w o rk . Em phasising sh e waa speaking aa in Individual, not on beh alf of the d ty com mlaalon members. Smith said she sup­ ported the voluntary folding In of the downtown/waterfront CRA w ith the mall. T h e city com­ mission meets Oct. 9 to discuss (he plan. B re n d a K. S te p h e n s . 43. Llnewood Court. Deltona, died | MEDICARE? 1 Come &MeetJoan Harkins Conklin ”TheMedicarelady" WED., OCTOBER 11th 2:00 P.M. • 4:00 P.M. TOPICS • OVERVIEW OF MEDICARE • AMBULANCE BILL • LETTERS OF DISCLAIMER LOCATION < ►ANDREW W UX I 4> j u 0d.41IU -A a .H lM a J [ Siopfxj Qutlufatj. cT)od j [ 4» qS/tOiisaqiou tourVk. Vtakandtoken • A A A J L A j L A l <> 4 j» o b je c tio n t o th e le a s e as executed. Regarding th e h elicopter serv­ ice, the authority approved the lease for B u ildin g 41ft at the airport, for B u llD o g Airlines. Inc. It occupy the 6,000 square foot building form erly used by W e stln g h o u a e C a rg o , for a period of BO d ays. “ After that.” Cooke explained, “ we are w orkin g w ith them on the possibility o f a new hangar to serve as a hom e for their operalion." B u llD o g h a s b e e n In the helicopter bu sin ess for approxi­ mately 10 year*. “ 1 think that ■ays a lot abou t the com pany." Cooke com m en ted, "because h e lic o p t e r b u s in e s s e s a re e x p e n siv e a n d d iffic u lt to win operate. T h e tact that t a O t a g has been operating for 10 years -■------- they are an extremely Cooke said BullDog had been located at O rlando International Airport, bu t loot Ha space which w aa tak en over by a cargo operation. “They needed new facilities." Cooke said, "a o w e talked to t h e and con vinced them to m ove to Sanford.” The ty p e s Cooke crane c om p an y operates a ll o f h elico p ter service. said they do heavy-lifting operations, aerial photo* other lobs. the T V Channel-3 helicopter. B u llD og win be paying th e airport for lem lng of the bulid- feet o f la n d and a 'q u a r t e r acre o f a re a Approval BullD og Airlines w aa m ade b y mem bers of the authority thta An the authority. o f T r a n a p o rt a tlo n (F O O T ) participation In the fin an cin g o f the South Access R ood at the airport. Originally Hated at S I .I S m illion, the amount to be o b ­ t a in e d from F O O T la n o w $1.786.000. The ch an ge w a s actually approved by FO O T year, but has only been brought to the authority for Lake Mary1A appli­ cant. •O rdinance 76S — 1st* read­ ing — Rezone from R -1A to PO. lota E-l block 47. am ended plat. Crystal Lake Shares. Robert and Betsy Cushm an, applicants. •R esolution B33 — Adopting a disaster plan. As of earlier this week, the foUowtng Hem s were listed o n the etty m anager’s report. •R e q u e st commlaalon bid for lessc/purchas _ to First U nion National Bank fo r v a rio u s heavy eq u ip ment/vehicles. 6336.000. Recreation Director) to serve o n Sem inole County's Trolls T ask Force. B rie fs T h e Lake Mary C ity H all Is it 100 N. Country C h ib is holes of golf, practice The tourna m ent la a beat-ball scram ble w ith a 9a.m . shotgun start. For reservations o r other Information, phon e 330-6636. 1A PAL golf tounwy LO N O W O O O — The Seminole County Police Athletic L eagu e (P A L ) has scheduled Oct. 33 a s the date for its third annual Invitational OdU Tournam ent. The event will be held at the Alaqua C oun try Chib. 3060 P layers Point. Longwood. Cost to 61SO per player, which Includes a Correction A Vintage V iew p hotograph In the S an ford Herald. T u esd ay, w a s not eon correct due to Incorrect Inform ation provided the H erald. T h e date o f the L a k e M ary Elementary School chs ts 1943. not 1047, according to Jean Brookly n . The H erald regrets this error. Planning Saturday. Sept. 30. 1995 at her residence. B om Nov. 12. 1952 In Fort W ayne. Ind.. she moved to Central F lorida several yean ago. She w aa a homemaker. She b e lo n g e d to F ir s t B a p tist Church. Osteen. Survivors Include husband. Victor: aons, Robert L. Hall. Hollywood. Christopher L. Hall. Sanford; dau gh ters. June E. Hall. S an Bernardino. Calif.. Vickie R. Stephens, Deltona: mother. H azel Votaw. LoutsvlUe. Ky.: brothers. Michael S. Votaw. Louisville. W illiam H. Votaw III. Indiana: staters, Carolyn S. Link. Louisville. Marty A . Raisor. De­ ltona: grandm other. Martha A. H ollingsworth. Louisville: four grandchildren. A lle n -S u m m e rh lll F un eral Home. O ran ge City. In charge of arrangem ents. to attend the John*StoSmS,^ 5 , PmrSPand buffet hrrakfam . 1A room unH to a 4-story 300 room unit. The restaurant w U l be enlarged from 310 existing scats to 569 seats. An ad d itio n al 330 parking spaces are alao to be provided. A c c o rd in g to In form ation supplied to the P A Z members by Director o f Plan nin g and Devel­ opment J ay M arder. the pro­ posed developm ent represents an Intensification o f use of the marina talc within the city's downtown area. The only toaue o f concern ia parking, w h ich Initially la being proposed w ith a possible new parsing garage proposed near the Sanford City Half, to operate In conjunction with a county • R e q u e s t c o m m is s io n cnancel Nov. 16th city com m ission meeting as- it confticta w ith the In courth ouse expansion. If th e courthouse la moved to another location however and the p a rk ­ ing garage la no longer consid­ ered. the lakefront parking w ill be req u ired to pursue oth er options. T h e other major development la consideration of the site p la n for the Welcom e Center a n d D ollar Rent-A-Car facility at th e O rlan do Sanford Airport. T h e facility, already proposed, w ou ld be conatructedJrM ned^ from the new International D e­ p a rtu re s term inal p re se n tly u n d er construction. It w o u ld provide parking areas aa w ell aa covered walkways for the c a r rentals, and a major W elcom e Center facility. A lao scheduled fo r c on sid ­ eration Is a request for condi­ tional use for Burdlnes. at the Sem inole Towne Center maU. Burdlnes wants approval to atU a lc o h o lic b e v e r a g e s . T h e application apedfk s the ta le o f w in e only at the onaet. Another mall m atter la consid­ eration of the site plan a for Ottve G arden and Red Lobster restau­ rants. also located a t the Sem i­ nole Towne Center. T h e Sanford P la n n in g an d ammbMloti roeettn* fat _________ I to f a B 'a f T p ! r a ! t h t a Thursday. In the com m ission cham bers of SadfbMl'Cltjr H all. Foi Personal & Commercial Insurance E lva Cathryn Turner. 67. W est Lake Brantley. Longwood. died T u esday. Oct. 3,1966 at Florida H o sp ita l Altam onte S p rin g s. B om Nov. 9, 1907 In U tils C ra b . T en n .. she moved to Central F lorida in 1969. She w aa a seam stress. She was a m em ber o f First Baptist Church. W in ter Park. S u rvivo rs include daughter. S u e O 'H ara, Longwood: staters, Charlene HIU, Croasvtlle. T en n .. E d n a Copley, Lcla Stockton, b o th o f Jam estow n . T e n n .; brother. Paul Reagan. Kingston, T enn.; two grandchildren. I *."*■L. I TONY RUSSI. JR. TONY RUSH 3 2 2 -0 2 8 9 II H n O n m t s III S i l l ' l l l i t I ‘ B a ld w in -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. Forest CUy. In charge of arrangem ents. 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October 4, 1995 Clinton veto reveals strategy NATIONAL BRIEFS in g v e to e s In areas w h e re Clinton wants to show flexibility, Associated Press Writer________ Clinton strategists sold. "H e doesn't have a core of W ASHINGTON With the |K'oplc In the House he can work third veto o f his presidency. w ith ." said one adviser who President Clinton demonstrated x|>okc on the condition of ano­ what Is evolvin g as an end ofn y m it y . " l i e ' s th re a te n in g session veto strategy: talk lough, vetoes on tilings he really cares deal w ith th e Senate where about. Th en he'll try to work a p o ssib le a n d tr y to avoid com prom ise with the Senate, gridlock. where the Senate will take the Buoyed by recent public opi­ lead in com ing out with a more nion polls s h o w in g growing moderate |H>sltion out of the disenchantment with the GOP conference committee." agenda. Clinton Is trying to use Clinton on Tuesday vetoed the Ills veto In a way that takes advantage o f Republican divi­ first of 13 s|H-ndlng bills needed sions and pits the House against to fund the government for the fiscal year that lx-g.m Sunday. A the Senate. te m p o r a r y spending b ill Is Ills veto Tuesday of a bill keeping the government running appropriating m oney for the for now. operations o f Congress was a T h e measure appropriating snot across the congressional money for running Congress was Ixiw as he and his advisers an easy target. weigh which o f Ills more than " I don't think Congress should two dozen veto threats to pursue take care of its own business and which to drop or negotiate. b e fo re It takes care nl th e Clinton Is making the most people's business." Clinton said veto noise where GOP positions In ills veto message- lie trod are the shakiest. Ills own views the strongest — efits In educa­ lightly on the fact that the tion. In environmental protec­ measure cut $2fX> million from Congress' current budget. tion. In crim e prevention. A m ore combative stance Is An e v o lv in g "S en a te veto In iiig urged by many aides, led strategy" entails working behind by Deputy White House Chief of the scenes, mostly with Senate members, to find ways of avoid­ Staff Harold l< k< s. a scrappy B y T O n e juror speaks LOS ANGELES - !t ended much as It began: a football legend on the move, zippin g down the freeway In a white vehicle, news hcllropters In hot pursuit, nobody really sure what was going to happen next. In the O.J. Simpson trial, the surreal had become the real, the sensational had becom e the conventional. So much hyperbole had been expended for so long that It almost seemed Inadequate to refer to th e verdict as stunning, shocking, dramatic. But It was. Orenthal James Simpson, who earned fame for running, will now go down In history fo r walking. A Jury of 10 w om en and tw o men. after deliberations shorter than most o f Sim pson's football games, acquitted him of murder. The prosecution's mountain of evidence crumbled In the Jury room In less than fotir hours, and the first hints suggested at least one Juror was heavily Influenced by defense claim s that Detective Mark Fuhrman's testimony was not to be trusted Irecause o f his racist views. T h e daughter of J u ro r No. 3. Anise Aschenbach. a til-year-old retiree, described In an Interview with ABC-TV a telephone conversation sh e had with her mother shortly after the verdict. "She said. *1 think he probably did do it. Denise."* said the daughter, who was Identified only by her first nam e. "1 said something like. ‘Gosh, y ou 're kidding me.' And she said. 'No,' and she’s crying. So I said: 'W hy? What happened?' "She said It was because there wasn't enough evidence. And 1 said. 'W hy?' She said. 'Because of Mark Fuhrman.” It was Fuhrman who found the bloody glove that prosecutors said w as crucial evidence linking Simpson to the killings. P o p e arrives in N ew a rk NEWARK. N.J. - G azing up at the cathedral on a hill above his drug-plagued neighborhood. Carlos Zhaghay o f Ecuador thought about the last tim e he saw the pope. In 1985. Just Irefore he headed north In pursuit o f his American dream. “ Something very beautiful entered Into me then that I haven't felt here at all." Zhaghay said. John Paul II arrives In Newark today for his five-day U'.S. visit that will Include services at Giants Stadium In East Rutherford. Central Park and the Aqueduct Racetrack In New York, and at Camden Yards In Baltimore. He Is scheduled to deliver an address on Thursday to the United Nations. "H e'll be preaching fo r peace, for the homeless and the poor." said Frances Dow ning, who lives In Zhaghay's neighborhood. "These are his people." After an address at the airport, the pope w ill travel to Newark's Sacred Heart church, a magnificent Gothic cathedral that stands taller than Notre Dame In Paris and Is larger than St. Patrick's In New York. O M a ce d o n ia 's in vestig atio n SKOPJE. Macedonia — Authorities checked travelers’ documents and U.S. anti-terrorism experts Joined Macedonia's investigation into a bom bing that seriously Injured the former Yugoslav republic's president. Klro Gllgorov. who led Macedonia to uncertain Independence In 1991. lay In Intensive care today after hours o f neurosurgery to remove shrapnel lodged In his head by a car bomb. Gllgorov. 78. lost Ills right eye in the1blast Tuesday, said Sasa Ordanoskl. director o f Macedonian TV. Th ree pieces of shrapnel were removed from the president's head In hours of surgery, said a hospital source. Little change was reported In the president's condition overnight, but official m edia reported Gllgorov had suffered a brain hemorrhage and had undergone a "delicate operation on the cortex." A U M ffH . FOOD LION Tom Mann, un analyst at the Brookings Institution, said. "T h e two strategies go hand in hand. In order to participate in the bargaining, he has to demon st rate a willingness In veto some bills." Clinton also has worked to co-opt some of the more papular parts of the House O O P’s "C o n ­ tract With America," coming up with bis own less-am bttlous lialanced budget proposal and tax-cut plan, for Instance. O f the 13 s p e n d in g b ills needed to fund governm ent. Clinton has vetoed one and ..Igned one — a m ilitary con ­ • Always Quality • Always Guaranteed (lo t d I. ion ( It Afcvvn.i: USDA Choice Beef Boneless Whole Sirloin Tips 2 Liter $ 4 2 9 P e p s i C o la CM Peps Free. UtlPejKifrce. Ml Dtw.DKtMI.De* Reg 12 Pack - 12 Or. Cans Pcp'J, D id Pcp'J. Ml. 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CHICAGO — Elforts In many states to make It easier to renew driver's license's may be misguided, according to a nationwide study that shows screening programs help reduce fatal crashes among thr elderly. "Many people think license screening Is Just pro forma and nobody Is really protected." said lead researcher. David T. Levy, an economics professor at the University o f Baltimore. "T h is study shows that license screening, particularly vision testing. Is effective at reducing fatal crashes Involving senior drivers." Eight states that did not require vision testing during the 1985-89 study had 7 percent more fatalities each year among elderly drivers than the 42 states with mandatory vision screening, the researchers reported In today's Issue o f The Journal of the American Medical Association.____________________ ol the children supersedes every­ thing else." It said. In an ABC News Interview T u e s d a y . J u d l t h a B r o wn . Nicole's mother, said her family has told Sydney and Justin that "Daddy's free." "They're happy. They love Daddy. We h a ve never said anythi ng n e g a t i v e about Daddy." she said. Sydney asked. "D o I have to leave?* "And I said 'm aybe.'" Mrs. Brown said. l.oti Brown. Nicole's father, said the custody Issue would be resolved peacefully. "W e gain nothing bv fighting. In fighting m a family is never healthy." he said. Denise Brown, asked what she remembered today about Nicole, replied "Her words exactly — ’He's going to kill m e and get away with It '” It would seem that Clinton Is IM-Ing pulled In tw o different directions by advisers — be tougher and cut more deals. But White House aides suggest such a view Is simplistic. struction bill that he signed Tuesday. Of the remaining 11. In various stages o f congressional completion, veto threats have lx-en Issued on seven. Among them: spending bills that would kill the direct college lo a n p r o g r a m , d is m a n t le Clinton's prized "Am crlCorps" youth-service program and un­ dermine last year’ s commitment for 100.000 more police officers. In a d d it io n . C lin to n has threatened vetoes on 18 other pieces of legislation, ranging from a telecommunications bill to legislation opening the Arctic National W ildlife Refuge to de­ velopment. The president himself holds out the promise o f agreement down the road. "T h ere may be some vetoes first, but I think in the end. w e'll reach accord." he said recently. One example o f the strategy of negotiating where possible with the Senate: Clinton's decision to liack a Senate welfare reform bill s|Minsored by Majority Leader Bob Dole. R-Kan. The White House hopes some­ thing close to the Dole version can prevail In a House-Senate conference panel that Is recon­ ciling It with a more restrictive House version — thus avoiding a veto. 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Hall led all Individual runners with a time o f 13:13. while Lake Howell ninners Sarah Klchlns (13:50), Ife Fuller (13:54) and Mia McCormick (14:20) took second through fourth respectively. Lake Brantley's Carrie Brockman was fifth with a time of 14:29: Lake Mary's Kristin Hoyle was sixth In 14:43; Lake Howell's Dawn Hatton was seventh In 14:45: Lake Brantley's Dara Wise was eighth In 14:59: Lake Mary's Christina Cooley was ninth In 15:01: and Lake Mary's Lorlssa Bazllc was tenth In 15:02. Rams post come-from-behind win over Patriots ■r BARY COATOAM Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Lake Mary Im­ proved to 7-6 overall and 4-3 In the Seminole Athletic Conference Tuesday with a 10-15. 15-6. 15-10 win over Lake Brantley. The Patriots fell to 10-6 overall and 3-4 In the conference. Jeannle Manz had 13 service points and seven kills for the Rams, while Traci Tombros scored six kills and three service points. Noetic Fehn had nine kills and eight service points for Lake Brantley, while Michelle Cates had four digs and one service point. “ This Is the kind of rivalry that brings our play to the next level." said Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry. "It was Lake Brantley on the other side, and that means something." Fehn put Lake Brantley ahead 4-0 In the first game. Kinsley Craven extended the lead to 8-2 with three service, points, and Carrie Arago pushed the advantage to 14-5 w ith four sendee points. The Roma cut the lead to 14*10 before Cates closed ou t the game. "We didn't p u s the ball w e ll." said Lake Brantley coach Stan Cutler. " I think a few o f our girls wanted it a little too much an d nrrrpasstil We were a little tight because we wanted to win so ba d ." After Lake Brantley took a 2*1 lead In gam e two, Manx an d Stephanie Dale put Lake M ary ahead 6-2. Craven an d Lauren Andrade put the Patriots ahead 7*6 before Monica Camardese. Sarah McW eeney and Mans combined to serve out the game for the Ram s. Arago and Andrade put Lake Brantley ahead 6-2 to start the third gam e, before Tom bros and Mary in the Junior varsity m atch. The Rams ar now 5-6 overall and 2*2 In the conference. Lak Brantley hoots Gateway tonight, while Lake Mar travels to play Boone. LONGWOOD — Seminole improved to 9- overall and 5*1 In the SAC Tuesday with a 15-4 15-9 w in over Lyman. Aubrey Nelson led th T ribe attack with 11 service points, seven ace and three kills. "Everybody played, and w e kept really nlc rhythm ." said Seminole coach Beth Corso. "Ou overall team looked good. W e excecuted wel and Aubrey passed the ball with outstandln efficiency/' Tin a White had 10 service points, six assist six digs and one ace for Seminole; Sabrcena Sap added six digs and five service points; Harmoi Rosie 10 service points. 10 assists and two dig: Marlas Alford five service points, four digs an three kills; and Dawn Trains five service points. Camardese knotted the gam e 6 8 for Lake Mary. Arago and Sarah W lnchell put the Patrtota ahead for the last tim e 1041. Manx then closed out the match with seven straight service points. Lake Brantley Improved It's record to 11*5 and 6-1 in the SA C with a 166. 15-12 win over Lake Flag F-ball follow-up W restlin g C lu b started OVIEDO — The Florida Jets Olympic W restl­ ing Club Is looking for new members. All Seminole County students from elementa­ ry through high school are Invited to compete on the team that will take part In 20 tournament (nil on Saturdays) and will be coached Oviedo High School's Rick Trlblt and J.D. Robbins, who has coached at every level of wrestling and also handled the California Jets that won 12 national championships and 13 state championships. Practice at Oviedo High School will be every Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. The fee to Join the club Is $30, which Includes Insurance. T-shirt. USA Wrestling membership card, newsletter, magazine and participation certificate. Addi­ tional family members can Join at a prorated fee. If you miss a practice, don't worry, com e the next time. For more Info, call J.D. Robbins (366-4840) or Rick Trlblt (366-3562). SANFORD — Saturday's Sanfor Recreation Department Flag Fool ball League gam e scorers. VDUNOB IS. RATTLERS B Olajawan Perry scored on runs c 29- and three-yards and Chari I Steward added an extra point fa the Vikings, while Crystal Bradlc had a 23-yard touchdown run fo the Rattlers. BULLDOGS SS. O. KNIGHTS 13 Cy W ynn had three touchdowi runs of 15. 15 and 10 yards, whll Kyle Ratchford caught a 35-yar touchdow n pass from D am le Reaves and Jason Williams had a extra point run for the Bulldogs. The Golden Knights got a flv< yard TD run from Nick Murron an Marron also caught a 13-yarcl scoi Ing pass from Radiy Williams. Adult F la g F o o tb a ll SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation Dcparment will hold an organizational meeting for an adult flag football league on Wednesday. October 4th at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level o f Sanford City Hall. The league hopes to start play on Saturduy. October 14lh. For m ore Inform ation, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. DOLPHINS 19. BTEELERB O Mike P ry o r caught a pair c touchdown passes (48 and 20 yard: from Charles Hayes. Chris Witt had a 35-yard touchdown run an Hayes ran In one extra point for th Dolphins' scoring. K iw an is Q o lf Tournam ent SANFORD — Bette Gramkow. Klwants Golf Tournament chair, announced thut the Sanford club will be sponsoring a golf tournament at DeBary G olf and Country Club on Friday. October 13th with a 1 p.m. shotgun start followed by dinner ut the club. The tournament format Is four person scramble, make your own team, with gross and net catagorles. Entry fees are $70 per person. $325 new sponsorship. $300 repeat sponsorship, which Includes four entries and hole recognition. Fees Include cart and greens fee. players package, prizes, dinner and awards for longest drive and closest to the pin. Entry deadline Is Monday. October 9th. Mall checks payable to Sanford Klwants Club and mall, along with entries and golfers' handicups. to: Bette Gramkow. 500 E Airport Ulvd.. Sanford. FI. 32773. Or phone (407) 322-3213. M agic ink K o n c a k ORLANDO — Center Jon Koncak. who has spent all 10 years of his pro career with the Atlanta Hawks, signed with the Orlando Magic. "W e're ecstatic about obtaining a player of Jon's experien ce and ability." said John Gabriel, the Magic's vice president of basketball operations and player personnel. "Th is transac­ tion even further strengthens our frontcourt presence for the upcoming season." Koncak. who attended Southern Methodist University, was Atlanta's first round draft selection In 1985 — the flfthovcmll pick. The 7-foot Koncak has a career average of 5 rebounds. 4.6 points and I assist per game. Last season, he saw action In 62 games and had 20 sturts. ELSEWHERE P anthers tie C apitols GREENSBORO. N.C. - Washington's Culle Johansson burled a penalty shot wi th 32 seconds left In regulation to force the Florida Panthers Into overtime and an eventual 1-1 lie Tuesday night In an NHL exhibition game. Florida's Stu Barnes scored 46 seconds Into the second pcrlixl from the left face-off circle on a power play. The Capitals (2-5-1) were without Peter Homlru and Michael Plvonka. Florida (2-3-2) plays tls llnal preseason game at Tampa Bay. BASEBALL PLAYOFFS [ 8 p.m. — WESH 2. Bravesal Rockies. ID Complsta listings on Pag# 21 Mayfair Country Club owner Jack Daniels (left to right), General Manager Rich Cleary, Matt Kuchar and Jeremy Ander$on poae with on# of the golf begs presented to the Seminole H.8. teem capteina. Mayfair C.C. to host fund-raiser SANFORD — Mayfair Country Club owner Jack Daniels and general manager Rich Cleary recently presented golf bags to Seminole High School team captains Matt Kuchar and Jeremy Anderson which led the Tribe to the SAC championship, the district championship and a fourth place finish In the state tournament last spring. Jerem y Is a two-time Florida State Junior Champion and both he and Matt arc ranked In the top 10 juniors In the state. On October 8-9. Mayfair w ill boat a tournament to raise money for the SHS golf team. Positions are still available at 8150 per two-ball team or 875 for an individual (who will be paired by the club). Mayfair Country Club haa been a big booater of the Tribe for years, opening the facilities and course to both the girls and boys team. From Janauary through May the teams use the course each day. free o f charge, which figures to approximately 750 rounds at 815 per round, or around nd I85.000. Broadway qualifies 16 for •ptelsl Is tha Herald LEVELS WINTER HAVEN — Broadway gymnasts competed In the first USA Gymnastics local qualifier In Winter Haven the weekend of September 16-17. Levels four, five and six competed for qualifying points needed to participate at the state level later this fall. Level 4 participants needed a score of 34 to qualify for state, while level 5 needed a score of 33.5 and level 6 a point total of 32. Broadway gymnasts who qualified for state were: LEVEL 4 Ages 0-11 Katy Donoho. 34.15 and Erin Graves. 34.00 Ages 12-Up Robin Dvoinlck. 34.05. state " Julie Hudlow. 34.85; Am y Sardo. 34.75; Erin Tyson. 34.15; Lindsey Phipps. 34.10; Heather Morsch. 34.10: Ashley Shrader. 33.85; Leanne Barton. 33.60. LEVELS Jennifer Yorty. 34.30; Susan Stock. 33.65; Meredith Berry. 33.05; Jennifer Camps. 32.80; Layren Brtnton. 32.20; Amanda Bledsoe. 32.20. Other Broadway entrants were; (Level 4) Kate Owen. Jayme Kunlak. Aubry Kuslv. Erin Jacoby. Holly Ogren. Kristen Breslow. Hayley O'Donnell. Stephanie Wilson; (Level 5) Kellyn Cloninger. Gall Gibson, Lesley Brtnton. Nicole West, Allison Berry. Megan Kranz. Mcagan Bogaet. Angela Pentz. Amanda Keyes; (Level 6) Holly Stclnebronn. 49ERS 7. JAGUARS 0 The gam e's lone score came on 42-yard run by Joslah Smith and Jimmy Postel extra point. COWBOYS 34. RAIDERS 28 Quarterback Bryan Richmnn rai for four touchdowns (30. 25. hIx am 15 yards) and threw a 35-yari scoring pass and two extra poln passes to Danny Johnson to lca< the Cowboys. Reggie Grant am Billy Emeston also had extra poln runs for the winners. Cesar Cooper had scoring runs ci 45 and 35 yards run for the Raiders Grady Hutchins added a Ihrce-yari run and Terry Green had u two-ynn TD run and an extra point run. SENIORS HURRICANES 18. GIANTS 13 Tim B yrd ran for a 27-yari touchdown und caught a 44-yan pass from Dontu Harper and Jurvl Grant had a onc-vard run for tin Hurricanes. Richard W iggins three ; t o u c h d o w n p u s s to J e r o i m Smothers und an extra point toss ti Clarence Latim er and also run for ; five-yard touchdown for the Giants. COWBOYS 12, BEARS 7 Tony W cyh scored on a slx-yuri pass from Joe Mersey and a one yard center sneak for the Cowboys. Miles Voss hud u 50-yard In tcrceptlon return and Bryan Broph; added the extra point for the Bears. Sanford’s Blake gets new contract from Bengals M s m Ii M Press C IN C IN N A TI — T w o seasons removed from third-string status on the New York Jets. Sanford's Jeff Bl ake w a s r e w a r d e d by t he Cincinnati Bengals with a contract extension through 1999. Blake, a quarterback who was a sixth-round draft choice three years ago from Eastern Carolina, signed a deal worth reportedly $3.1 million a year. "H e's shown splendid leader­ ship." general manager Mike Brown said after Tuesday's signing. "H e ’s given us a chance to win. That's a step we think w e can build off. We've got the core players of our team pretty well lied up. and Jeff has become the leader." Blake emerged as the Bengals* starting quarterback after former first-round pick David Kllngler and backup Don Hollas were Injured In the same game last year. Term s of the contract, which also renegotiated this year's deal, were not disclosed by Brown or Blake's agent. Ralph Clndrlch. But Blake did not dispute (he $3.1 million figure reported by The Cincinnati Enquirer. "I don't know all the numbers, hut 1 got first-round m oney." Blake said. He had been under contract for S714.000 this year. Clndrlch said the deal "puts him in a nice situation, a nice category." "Obviously, what he would have been able to make on the free-agent m arket figu red in to w hat w e wanted." Clndrlch said. " I t ’s a nice system here, nice players." Blake. 24. was a sixth-round pick by the New York Jets In 1992. He appeared In th ree gam es that season, none In 1993. and was acquired by the Bengals on waivers Just prior to the start of the 1994 season. He took over In the eighth game when Kllngler hurt *his ' i ar ltnee. and won the starting Job In training camp this summer. Kllngler. who broke his Jaw In the preseason, has not played this season and could become a free agent at the end of the season. "My goal was to come In and play this year and see what happens, and that's still unchanged." Kllnglei said. "H e's played well this year and deserves whatever he got." Blake, who also could have been u free agent after this year, has completed 103 o f 185 passes (55.7 percen t) fo r 1.339 yards. 11 touchdowns and one Interception. H e l e a d s t he N F L In touchdown-to-lntcrceptlon ratio, leads the AFC In passing yards and is the sixth-rated quarterback In the NFL at 96.2. "I'm glad we were able to get this done quickly.” Blake said. "N ow I know this won't be a distraction to the rest o f the season. And It's great □ Sts Blake. Page 2B FOR T H E B EST C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E S A N F O R D HERALD DAILY �M - tw tord Nm M, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, Octobar 4. 1946 STATS & STANDINGS IttU M U n La a » n a * T » M iu a a lOTianiiW aii i m m ic h c m MmTft Recreation Softball iM □ a t CfMaa M l 7 pm, W alla Contracting va. 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But Brown again ac­ knowledged that Kllngler was not solely to blame for the team 's lack of xucceaa. that he " fe ll Into a position that, in a way, is not altogether his fault.” ” 1 want to make It clear he has played courageously for ux.” Brown said. "H e took the brunt o f our lack of manpower and paid a price for It, and I'm grateful for what he'* done.” rtrdtaud-ita. totato PwM - I. Fun* Farm Itap*. tam>. .HIM. TWO ton* - 11 IpwPH Put). X X i ten-a Fun* in n - * l kppp Ctrrr EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY! DEBBIE P. MCCASLIN. mended InMa Patltkn. OATEO at SontorA Samlrwk County, PlarMa Mia Hat toy at ttttR. ^^•matRSTa S IrVp, MARYANN* MORSE C L E R K O P T HE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Dtona R. Rrummatl Deputy Clarh PuMlah Soatombar 77 4 Octo­ bar AII. IA i m OBH ltt "ra s" iR to ta Vucuw U abpto touttov Oi*irr C to * In to t The Waal to e l tha I to at t a NarMaaat to al t a PK —f hWI A •WlnWVII lA m# r m ISWIr •hip » SouM. Ranpa a law, l amlnato Caunty, FtorMA Alt* known at Lot IX Mullet Lakt Retreat* Unit I I M ARYANNS MORSE CLERKOPTHI CIRCUIT COURT By: JanaE. Jaaawk Deputy Clark FRANK C.WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE P.OBm MR Santord. F L H 7 7 B R R PuMlah: Soatombar 77 4 Otto bar A i m DCH-Ot PERSONS WITH OISABILI TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE P E R ­ SONNEL OFFICE ADA COON DINATOR AT SO M l* 4* HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH: Octabar A i m ANO: October A t m O f 111 any matter canoMarod al Ma above mealing or hairing*. Ha/alw mod* need a verbatim record at t a procooRnga. In­ cluding t a totHmany ant tv i dance, which record I* not pravMad by t a City at Santord. m t I I • I I a a i l t IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, (PSttaaiei) ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a p o rta dadda* to •* s m i i ta n J r - i l l Harm' Ptoptor O r t a NM Pm *. WPat Pabn Baa*. PtorMa. S R t . idBPtttt Wtt. PuMtob: Saptoaifev t t V 4 Octobar a )i, iaaa DEH-iaa__________________ NOTICE O F ACTION TO: OBEBIK MCCASLIN A D O R E U UNKNOWN YOU ARB H S R IR V NOT PIED that a Palllkn tar Dia •Mutton M Marrlapt hot bean tiled apatnta yau, and MM yau ara rupdrod to aarva a capy M your Ripanoo or Ptoodlnp to the P a lllk n upon the PallHonor'* attorney: DAVID D. C A N N O N , E S Q U I R E . THE L A W C L I N I C . Caaaolbtrry Oulu. Ml Sunnytown RA. Suita Ml. C wtlX arry. Plorldo >77*7. and III* t a arlptnM Reapanaa or Ploodinp in Mo ottka M t a Clerk M t a Clrcutt Court, on or botore t a M M day *4 Octabar. A O., t r n If ybu toll to db IA a Ootault Judgment will bo lokan All partto* In clttoana Mail Hava an appartunitytoba Heard at tbMhairlnga HatonStoln Planning 4 Zoning t I I • l R rIN Idbecf l i l t toawb t t t t ta p * H it Mac m i i trie m t I « I t l i « t a i i i t t i i dbthdtobtoiM yrt l i l t am Yauara radtoa at t a t t , run Manca SWIy atonp t a arc el aaM curve, through a contra) angle •f Jl* jr« 0 ". a pittance at m .lf. to a paint at ravarto curvatura *1 a curva cancavo SEly, Having a radlua *17 t t t t . n n manca SWIy atong t a are at aaM curve. MraugH a central angle at a r i r s ” . a dtotonca at H i t t , Manca M r u 'l i " W , a dtotonca at a.tt to ta Paint at UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal at the below da Krlbed t a x to wo* cenducto* in comeilonc* wtM f .S 711 Tt Natka Mol ButcH'* Towing will toll told t a lc I# at PuMk Auc­ tion tor w*H on Octabor t t 1*1 al 10 to am ol ttd Portlmmon Avo. Santord. Florida Wo reaarvo t a iR M to wimdraw aaM voMcto tram PuMk Auction. ItaaMorcurylO IDalMEEPttFtEHAMOlt Value to may ha viewed ano hour yr tor to *e!e. PuMIdi: October A IfH DEI 77 i i i • i ana ta t t n n n u t it id t i l l lilt M b p r x iin M l t ill M ta l n n M aai n n Ttrwa t i l l w a * a iiii ta * a ta t t in MM t I * t w ta * t a r * i. a- Mm tin t publkatian at Mto natka mutt Ilia dwir claimt with Mto Caurt W IT H IN T H I L A T E R O P T H R EE MONTHS A PTER T H I O A T I O f THE PIRST PUBLI­ CATION 09 THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A P T IR THE O A T E 0 9 SER VIC E 0 9 A COPY 09 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A ll ottiar craditara at It* A LL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIPIED THAT: All panana an wham tHIa natka to aanad wha Hava aticttana Mat chattonpa Ma valid­ ity at Ma Will. Ma aualir at Ma ta raanai Rapriapiii ranua. ar |urtodktton at Caurt ara raprirad to Ilia •Hlactlana with tHIa Caurt W ITH IN T H E L A T E R O P T H R R I MONTHS APTER T H I O A T I 09 TH I PIRST PUBLI­ CATION 09 THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A P T I R T H I O A T I 0 9 S ER V IC E 0 9 A CORY 09 THIS NOTCI ON THEM . All trad tort at Ma Racadant and atHar paraana Havlnp ctalma a m u i m at 7 aat a m at i m m i m m a m m i m m a m m a m at tu n i t t t tt i i i i i i i i i t t i i i i an. t a t * aatato an wham a copy at Hilt (Oat PR) THa admlnlrtratlan at ta# •rlata »l M arpuarita I l i a H a rtm a n , d a ca a ta d . 911a Numtar M-MS-CR, to pandlnp in V * Circuit Caurt. tor lamlnato Caunty. Florida. Probata DMrton. tHa addraar at wHkH to: Prat Ottka Or awarC Santrrd, F torIda 17771 atM THa nan* and addraar at Ma a u a t t n I I I I I I I I I I t i ____ Lid I curva, MrauaH a cantral anpto •f i r t a ' s r 7, a dlatanca at Nadi*, to a rauaraa paint at curvature at a curva cancava SWIy, Havtoa a radtoa at tflP T . run Manca NWly atonp Ma arc at aaM curv* Mrauflfi a cantral ar*to at Mtorw ". a dtotonca at MP4* to a paint at curvature at a et SWIy. HauU* a radtoa at tt. run Manca NWly atonp IHa at aaM curva. Mrauph a central anpto at W WW. a dtotonca at war, manca N d v r i , • dlatanca at tttt'. to a paint at curvatura el a curva cancava SWIy. havtop a radlua at Ipt.tt'. run Manca NE ly atonp Ma arc at M id curva. M rau^ a cantral anpto at war or. • dtotonca at m a s s ', manca N a ra c'tr'E. • dlatanca at H t a r . to a paM at curvatura at a curva cancava NWly. Havlnp • radtoa al 111. t t , run Manca NBiy atonp Ma arc at aaM curva. torauptt a cantral anpto at W W W . a dtotonca at I4 i.ir. Manca ItM ' tt' i r E . a dlatanca al UW . to a pabd at curvatura al a curva cancava N W ly. havlnp a radlua a l M W t t . run Manca NEty atonp ma arc at aaM curva, Mraum • cantral anpto al wwrw. a dlatanca al m a r, to a paint at re t a in curvatura at a curva cancava SWIy. Havlna a at Mutt, run manca SEly Me v « el aeM curve. Mrauph e central anpto at W i n i " , a dlatanca al M . M '. lhanca S a r i A i r i . a Ratanca al i KT. to a paint al curvatura at a NOTICE I I I t a t a m tta i m i m t n n if i (ll i t l i IM ttVM taRU l i m in d Ma K IN T N I CIRCUIT PIN I IN R l : ESTATE 0 9 MarpuarlN Etta Hartman. t a a a a a - i O ta * M M M -t ■ - m u nt a n in ta * in C a ta lit a a I t a - M a t O ta * t t t t t i i i i i ■ u t utainti-M aaM W -wayt * a i l l m n n a ia t m < 9 it a t a i. M M in .il lll) l - M t W - M i » a i s a * a m a t at a m u a a « u a iu a m iu a i u a a tt a Ht a a i J * nn nn a ia i n ta n o t ic e IncUatOstli AllMrcctkif ta d ■ a n u n M M M -t M m M -t I Legal Notices In V* cMM'r Intaratt. udikh will ba blndlr* an yau. IncludN* tba tarmlnatlan at Ma parant-chlM ralattantM*. H * MMrmlnatlan at yalamlty and IHa ayyalntmant at a canrarvatar wIVi aultwrlty N can•ant N Na chii<r» aMptian. No prapartt ■>Inrolvad In Ma wit. THa wit It antitad: IN THC IN T IR S IT 0 9 fN R IQ U t ■ L I M N CANTU. 9IN nwmtar: Cauaa t a tad. Parttat to it* act ton: THa Stato at Tamar: NORMA LINDA LANINOHAM a ta NORMA LINOA C U IR R A : I N R I Q U I I CA N TU : IR A M N JA M IN LANINGHAMIII i I U U I 0 UNOCR M V HAND ANO SIAL 09 COURT, THIS IM i DAY O f Srptomtar. i m (Saal) CONSUI LOR. VILLARRIAL. OWrldCtorb ZARATA Caunty. Tamar n o . tam Trr ZARATA. TEXAS nar* By: DaraM Ramaa Drputy J I 9 9 R I Y T . BURCH ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OENER AL tEISN. Bartlatt Laradr. T n a r T ta i AtanwyfwPWHHnar RutUtH: Octobar A I ta H IM Swtod Hit t •ta-tnufeaa • va na ta ta t a ' c i t a t i 4 n '<>«’ • T T A T S OP T IX A S T H IlSSTATI TO: IRA BENJAMIN LANINOttAM III YOU HAVS M I N SUCO. YO U M AY IM R LO V AN ATt o r n i v . ir y o u o r r o t ia A TTO R N S V DO P IL I A W R IT T E N A N S W I R WITH T H I C L I R K WHO ISSUID THIS CITATION S V W :R AJW. ON T H I M ONDAY N IX T Pot. 10 * INO T H I IX P I RA­ T IO N OP T W I N T V D A Y S A P T I R YOU W f M SS R V IO ;t h i s c i t a t i o n a n o p b t i ■TION, A D iP A U L T JUDO;m i n t m a y s i t a k i n AOAINST YOU Tt* patman m MN cauaa tMa an a * a m day at Dream ;tar, H ta m Ma tm Judicial D la trlct cawrt at Z A R A T A Caunty. Taaaa. TP* wit a an i ^^iim ta *«*tall*ta p^taplta i* m Sri^pniti pmrniTy — ™* an* ta antar mprapriaN ar*an tar Ma cantarvatarthiy and •upyart Nr Ma t d t a ii* cMM wfetariaUtaMH: HAM S IN R IQ U I I L I D I N CANTU. SIX M A L I . OATI 0 9 aiR T H -M / M / ft. 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JV, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm •atitt a ta na tnwtatad aaaatttamiaa nn M a id I I I ! it i u i i m m aa va ra u a f t f c M i ta ia im im ui • era a a r a n t i.mat icuiiiip) Boys' Prep Volleyball ■M l •err cm a is a a t a a m a w it o t in t in a t in a n n in n n t in • n n v n n n n n n n n i n n n n « n n • in n ant nil j Rtad I I I ! M M M aaaana M t ir * . ita 3JO pm a* Or. te ia ia ia ia iu u a iiii ■a n n *» cw aai M r a a a ia rra an )ia t« » B . ••m c M »a l « « a m tia » ii M M L C M O M ia t l Winnings Paid Last w eek ! IL i v i G r iy h o u n d R a c is m s ! ! Ra o m N M u r * (tiittt Sttfcy) * P u t H n 7J0 m m P - g s t t . w 3 , H « . 'P a r t T h a i: * 1 l*tts I o n Im Vis Sm im ibrd Imds/U fw l iu. uYtYtturaunttaaMbUi I T S EM IN O LE GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX CASSKLBKItRY* 40 7/699-431 0 hM pJbadlaaa: laattt R Ba a d J lW .am ttUW IawHW N . M di IM l aft** M U d l l 01 ^ p k d N BidMati^rNkaAtoiwAli Fur �A Sanford HsrsM, Sanford, Worlds * People What’s Cooking? CALENDAR Salads add dazzle as main dishes general nervous lymptoma. TOPS moots In Longwood, Apopka A local ch apter o f T O P S (Take ofT P ou n d s SenMMy) a every W ednesday at 6 :9 0 p.m „ ta the au d ttorto m of Wiwt I Hospital. 885 W . S.R. 494. Longwood. Wi at 8:30 p m. The find m eetin g is free. For 1-800-932-0077. A morning m eetin g la held every Wi r. at M O , at Lakevtew Christian Church, 1400 For Information, call 293-8048. AMmon gathers Wttb 1 Tbsp. Nar*Anon to most Nar- Anon m eets every Wednesday at B p m . at Hospital. 589 W est State Road 434. Longw ood. Nar-Aaon Is a support group open to (u n ites and frtenda o f living with an addict to move turmoil than you yourself. Join for support In coping w ith you serenity to m ak e dectatoos and put you r life b od 260-1900for m ore Information. Rotary moots opvty Rotary C lu b of Lake Mary m eets T h u rsd ay 7:30-8:30 a.m . at the Ttmacuan Country C lu b, on Road. Contact Brian Loe. president, at 333-6128. Employment opportunities foe ssnlort An em ploym ent program sponsored b y the A A R P Community Service to available every T h u rsd ay morning, from 9a.m . to noon, at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. BU I Downey w ill aaatot sen io rs w ith employment opportunities. F or information, call 324-3060. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Omni Toastm asters Club *8801 w in m eet at 5-30 p jn . every T h ursday at the AAA building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow. Q u ests an d prospective mem bers are welcome. Call Bertram Ollck. 323-0069, for m ore Inform ation. Mothers o f Pre8ehooters meat Mothers o f Presch oolers (MOPS) m eets from 9 to 11:30 a.m. the first an d third Thursday of each m onth, at M m Oaks Presbyterian C h u rch . Driftwood V illage, Lake Mary, for Christian social, crafts, lectures and b a b y sitting. Open to tbs community, pee-regtateratloo Is required. F or Information, call the church at 3 3 0 9 1 0 3 . The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs: Sept. 10 — Lori and Gary Garrison, Lake Mary, boy; Faith Banner and G regory Ebron. Al­ tamonte Springs, girl: Ftar and Abraham Oliver. Deltona, girt; Dlca-Lelgh Cleveland and Stuart Gardner. Sanford, boy Sept. 19 — Sharon and Shawn Harris. Longw ood, giri; Elisabeth R o c k w e ll an d Kennsth M arkow ski. Lak e Mary, boy; Carrie a n d M ichael Mlcuey, A l­ m o n te Springs, girt Sept. 9 0 — Carm en and Mark W hitaker. O viedo, boy S e p t. 21 — J en n ifer en d Jam es Ferpes. Longwood, girl 1 ■ m a lt y e llo w a u m m er M c u p C rleco S a v o r y taaontagi Hot A Spicy F lavor Vi c u p Crisco Savory Ctoekwtta (from top toft* Spicy Fried Chicken Salad, Southwestern Turkey Rice Salad, Asian F or sa la d , season c h ick en strips w ith m b. Dredge in flour to coat tightly, dip Into egg m ixture and coat wtth cru m bs. Place on w ax paper-toed dtoh a n d c h ill, uncovered fo r 30 DORIS DIETRICH T oss together spinach leaves, ’. celery, onion and UW tX rC W n |i M l all dressing Ingredients until blended. Place spinach In a large salad bowl and torn w ith Just enough dressing to coat. In separate bowl, toss pork, carrots, bean sprouts, scallions and o r a n g e s In re m a in in g d re a s in g . S p o o n on top o f spinach. Sprinkle wtth cilantro. •aladb mconis 4 cups fresh spinach leaves, rinsed and stemmed 1 cup fresh bean sprouts, rinsed 14 cup thinly sliced scallions 3 oranges, peeled and thinly sliced (or one B-ox. can mandarin oranges, chitted and drained) « 2 Tbsp. chopped cilantro S alad B small red potatoes, unpeeled, boiled and cooled 1 pound fresh whole green beans, rinsed and trimmed 1 large head Boston lettuce, rinsed, dried and chilled 3,« n s (6 ox.) chunk tuna Osh. drained • to cup pitted black olives 2 b oiled eg g s, peeled and to cup Crisco Savory Season­ quartered lengthwise ing Roasted Garlic Flavor 3 large tomatoes, cored and |ln a large to cup honey cut Into wedges wtth hot c chicken. Serve V4 cup fresh lim e Juice 6 to 12 anchovy fillets, drained 2 Tbsp. to y sauce (optional) to tap. hot pepper sauce 3 Tbsp. chopped parsley to tap. salt B a rb V in a ig re t te P m M ag For salad, season pork with to cup Crisco Savory Season­ ■alt and pepper, fle a t 2 tables­ ing Classic Herb Flavor 1 lb. thinly sliced lean pork poons of oil In a large skillet. loin (aUr-fry pork) to cup red wine vinegar Saute pork and scam e seeds over Salt and pepper 1 lap. Dljon-stylc mustard 2 T b s p . Crisco S a v o r y high heat for 3 to 4 minutes or 1 tap. salt S e a s o n in g s R oasted G a r l i c until cooked through. Remove to tap. black pepper Flavor from skillet to cool. to tap. sugar Steam carrots 8 to 10 minutes For dressing, whisk together 1 8 -o s. beg b a b y c a rro ts, or until crisp-tender. all dressing Ingredients until an d w ater In glass m easuring c u p In the m icrow ave u ntil boilin g and sugar to rttoaotved. Cool Nightly and atlr In rem ain­ in g ingredients. Heat V4 cup of oil In a heavy skillet. Brown chicken strip s on one aids, turn and cook until borw n and done through o n the ascood side (4 to 8 m inutes). T orn spinach m ixture with halved For dressing, w h isk together New school is same old battle for boy teased in class DBAS ABBYi W e really need your help. My aon, "M ik e," la In sixth grade. E v er since he was a second-grader, h e has been the one In class w h o is teased and ostracized. We had hoped that starting sehoQl ldc a , but the teaalng h as ret______ W hat used a struggle every morning to get hlm _to g o to achool_haa become C WEDNESDAY* W e are searching for a solu­ tion. W e could put M ike in another new school, b u t I'm w orried that there la som ething In hla behavior that w ill laolate him again. We’ve considered .’ V-/->f "ip Sm TOw T B 1vate school, where there Is tter supervision: however. It would create a heavy financial burden. Our son is miserable. What has helped others in this posi­ tion? Please tell ua w hat to do. W O U U B D M O II m VmOIRlA D B A S W O B R 1 B D MOMt S i n c e changing from gram m ar school to middle school Called to provide relief for your aon. don't rush to change to another school. There must be a reason for his conti­ nuing problem. Talk to hla teachers. Have they observed anything that might be causing h is p ro b lem ? Then contact th e p a re n ts o f the children who tease and ostracize your son and ask i f they would please level with you about why their children dislike him. Take that in fo rm a tio n to a p ro ­ fe s s i o n a l c o u n s e l o r w h o specializes In children his age (your physician can refer you). Explain your concerns and ar­ range therapy for your son to help him regain his sctf-csteem. iTaoToT Readers: If you have faced this problem, what worked for your child? Tt A little rhyme regarding non-voters: About politics, th ey've much tossy Because that's the American way. But they can't cast their vote w w i w p KUErtJLU Aovtei £ W vt ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 1 -------------------With a T V remote Sitting home on election day. JEAMMB M. MOLT. LARGO F o r salad, cut to-lnch slices. Tom wtth to C ook green beam la •site d w ater for 5 to 7 or until erttp-tenter. Ice w ater, drain and teas wtth 2 T e a r lettuce Into trite-steed pieces an d to n In anted bowl w tth to cu p of drt s in g . Arrange potatoes in middle w tth p m b ean s around the edge. T op with tu n a and olives. A r r a n g e e g g a n d to m ato w edges around edge o f bowL D rape anchovies. If i to p . Drtaxte w ith rem a in in g d r e s s in g an d sp v ln k la w ith chopped parsley. Serves 4 tod. ............ �Octobor 4, ISOS 4D - Sanford HorsM, Sanford, Florida L e g a l N o tlc— IMT H I CIRCUIT COURT OP THI1ITM JUDICIAL C iaC U IT IH AMD FOR s e m in o l e coutmr, FLORIDA. Man-taecA-ts-A JAMES B. NUTTER A COMPANY. AMISSOURI CORPORATION. Plaintiff, cask RICHARD LAPENNA. IT AL.. NOTICIOP FOR I CLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Pinal Judgment at Foreclosure datod Mar 4 IN I and Order datod Saptwnbm 14 IHJ. and antarad in Caw Na. tS IttC A 1 AA of ffw Circuit Court of tha ISTH Judicial Circuit in and tor Ismlneta County, Florida, whsrsln JAMES B. NUTTER B COM­ PANY, A MISSOURI CORPO­ RATION, Plaintiff, and RICH­ ARD l a p c n n a . a! at., art attendant*. I will toll to As highest bidder tor cato at tha County Courtheuse, Florida, a tllito a*ctacR AJR. an tta 14th day at Octobw . INS. tba Ml torffi In sab mont. to wit: Lot I t . ALOMA B IN D , TRACT 4 atewdtog N i US a. Paps* 4* dutiva, at ffw Public limirwfg Caunty. Ptwtds. Togeffwr wffh ell shuOurss and imprevsments new end harseffer an sold lend, and nature* attached Awsto. art *11 rants. Issue*. proctedL and pretits accruing and to accrue Mid premise*. alt at which art inciudad within tha tors** d IM l«S d a scrlp tla n and f haraaftor psrtsfn a “ In. w an oaM premise*. sv«n though they may bo dotactwd or Bstedwbto. DATED Alt Wlh day rt Isp fomber, INS MARYANNB MORSE. Clark Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jaaawk Deputy Clark HARRY M. MARVEL ISOm East Control Blvd. PO.BoiJMi Orlando, PL t a n Publish: September 17, and October 4 INS OEM-MO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PORTHIIIRHTIERTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OP PLOOIOA CASE N 0 1 INRE: TkamarrlaasN HOWARDOTIS SUTCH. JR.. Patlffanar/Huaband end MARGARET MART SUTCH. NOTICE OP ACTION YOU. MAROARIT MARY SUTCH. are haraby nattftad that a Petition tor DtSMtutton N Marriage has barn mod saslnst you. and you are rewired N •area a espy at your answer to or >iiapii| to ito Patman Nr Dlssalutlan at Marriage an GRACE ANN OLAVIN EM-. N GRACE ANNE OLAVIN, PA., In tha office at tha Clark N tha Circuit Court an ar batsra Ihs III day at Nseembw, ISM. II you toll la da sa. judgment by dstawff will ba tsSsn opalnot you far tha relief N min tot In As Petition Nr Oiewhittan N Mor­ ris DATED this Nth day of Sap MARYANN! MORSE Clorh anno CircuitCourt Seminole Counhf, P tor Ida By: Oiana K. brummsff Deputy Clark GRACE ANNE OLAVIN. ■SOUIRE GRACE ANNE OLAVIN. P A 1140TuskPallia Road P.O. Ran 3771 Winter Seringa. FL 337003771 (407) OSS-1110 Attorney lor L e g a l N otice s IN T N I CIRCSMT COURT, IIBMTIINTH JUCICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AMO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DIVISION: 0 MOL LIPE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, a N n Jaraay Plaintiff, *4 W IUA SPRINGS VILLA ASSOCIATES a PtartBa genwal partoaitoM waa >onRI> tNtottodi MUTUAL OENEPIT DEVELOPMENTPARTNERS-II. L.P., a Rhada Island llmltod FtotoerNttot and MUTUAL M M P IT FINANCIAL SERVICE MANAOEMENT CORPORATION INC., a Now Jaraay csryaraffan. wmatime* erroneous!; ritoMedtosffherasMD Financial Service r, Inc.. NOTKB OP SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER to I_la ytvan that pursuant to a Pinal J u ^ ^ ^ M UN, IN t, M Caw Nwwbsr N MM CA M at tha Circuit Cwrt N tha ElpMaanth JadNtol Oriuff N and Nr Samlnsta Caunty. FNridfc In wMdt MOL LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, a Now Jarsay carpw often. N tha Ptrtnttff, and WILLA SPRINOS VILLA ASIOCIATES, a Plertde award w t o d b m m patoBty dtt SNtodi MUTUAL M M P rrH V IL O P M E N T PARTNERS - II, |L.P., sRhode Island Rmffsd pwkwnhto; and MUTUAL BENI PIT |FINANCIAL SERVICE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION. INC. a wry. Inc. I wffl « N to ew Mpwt Md hato Mddar Nr cash at Ns i n n Frans Daar a* Na •smtosto < Florida, at ll.N AJR. an lha MB ia rN ^MCrttHMIgN' iNMMt EXHIBIT "A " THOSE CERTAIN PIECES. PARCELS. OR TRACTS OP LAND. LVINO SITUATE AND E l INO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOW IDA. AJSO N IN O MORS PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: PARCELI Tract B. Wtlla Sprhws CammartiN Cantor, Phase Two, accerdfog to ffw L P s p s tta d R Public i rf Ssmlnda rasntr TrmTy PNrida. PABCSLII Tk* ns N Rw lewNaeN U N Section 34 Tp i a IsN. Sandnato Caunty, Creak. ju s* mmvhv is tom srW sstd l Nsrib Mas N the to DeWsstM w rtffw toiffftolorthoartitrt _______ M N r On POINT OP SIOINNINOi ffwnco South »P»r » " EsN . along said Her* tins. W3A0 tw t to N s East tins at No WON I N Not at tha I obBh m I IS at liw Sauthawt is N said IsctNn u> Msnca EdNb t n r r Raw. aNno said la w llna and PtoWNI wffh N a WON Rna N no Ssudsawt is to Rw Sorthoort is N said Sactton 14 WI.EB N N N IRa tontsribw N SNsm N Crash; Ihsncs Nan* too cantorHna N HpssM Ciesb N o NNasstna sloven (ill cm rsso and Ntoanaaai (tones laN b I T ir ir * WON. to .lt tost: lhance EauN W W W WsN. 4US IsN; thsnw N srM T \» « n r WsN. B N N a ti Nanas EauN W ire s " RUN. 4BJP N N : thanca South ttn rm r w o n . s i n n n ; tnm n n u n w i n r w o n . w s.m twt; thtoto Stodh SP11*N" VNst. N J7 Nat; thanca BomN Wbst. 33 7* N N ) Ihsncs le u N W UTW NSW. 11441 N N ; Nance South ir t r t v WSN. I ton NN: rw iw south w w tr* w o n . m s s taw to A s WON llna N Wwl oufbwart to rt tha SsNhaaat IS N said lacttoi »4j thanca N srN S rtS n r* la st, Wm b said WbN llna. 77A» N N N Ihs POINT OP EEOINNtNO. PARCEL III TKN portion N N a IsuNasN IS N N s SsuNwaN It N (action 34 Township n la u N . Range « la st, l emliwto County. Florida. nsrthN ffw canSartinoNHawNI Crash dsacrlbad as Niisw s: Csmmance N N a Wbst to strtor N to ld EocNsn I4i W 3T1P" EaN atong tha PSsrA Hna at A s IsuNtweW is N said Section 14 tor 4704*1 Hat to R* la s t Mwst M id larth w art to; ffwncaSsuA n r r r wew stoag M id EaN Hm N r 14 l7 .fi N N to No North llna N N a l a N h a a N iS N N a la w h w N ia N a a td la c tto n io ia d POINT OP EIO IN N IN O : Nanca NsrN W3714" W sN atsnp said North llna N r 1 tlJ 0 N N : thaw s N N h 37*11’ U " WON N r N474 N N : Ihsncs la u N E P B r o r E a N N r M « NN: A sm s lauto if f ir ir * West Nr S U E N N i N tw o SowA W W W RAN N r 47.51 test: thence South 4*1411" la w N r S 4 N N N i Asms South a tto rjr* RN N N r 11413 N N i Nanca North w w ir RNN N r S B J7 N N i thence South ll* s n r ' WON N r INAS NN N A s contort too N Hawaii Creak: A tnce atong N a cenCortlns N Hawaii Creak N a toilowing caurtss: N u N S tn i'o r ’ EaN N r 743* NN) banco N srN ITtoTto" Is N Nr •AM N N i A s m o North a v i r EON N r 7471 N N : Nanca South w a r s v la w N r 4 4 U N N i Atnce South W U W EaN N r MEN N N i Nanca South 77*WT4" EaN N r B A S Not; Nanca North IT*N T T " la w N r to.7I N N i Ranca N srN to > 3 0 r EaN N r S7JS N N i Nanca N srN W U 'to " la s t N r 7l.to N N ; thanca North W W W EaN N r D A I N N a a s Bast llna N N a Iw / A rtit a N Sactton btt Nanca RwsrRng sNd esnUrttoa N Hawaii Crash Harm a itoPSP RaN asana sow RaN Hm ter na.es tsas to the p o in t o p EIO INNIN O . PARCEL IV i ^PwlfwPr wsspi VnV■■Wwfl'lwmmwtewDrteBW1I Landsesas BuNsr I assman! kstsssn P rato J. Tsuper. IndlvlduNty and as Trustos. and Tha WahA Csrpsrsttsn. a North Csrsllna carperetIan. datod as N I1/IS/S4 rstsrded 13/14/to In O R. Bash MS7. Paps I4S4 Landscape BuNsr Isrtnw nt bate son Jamas O. Johnson and John C. Daniels, m CpSuccessar Trustees N r ClayNn P rsps rtw . Inc. Em ptoyw Prettl Sharinp Trust I s s b b Interest), and James G. ' John c OanlaH. as Car Supply. Inc Employes Profit Shsrlnp Trust (as to to Interest), and II Tha Walsh Csrparahsn. a North Carolina < tl/1*/E4 rotordid W W U A OR. Bask law, Paps 1474 N^^uAl^w to bto Utplsli *Hruisr to m srTEHN^pr^E^FIWII BpSPfWff Mfw^RI YISIw WEIEfl Lnn ptototolinw North CorelIna carperelisn. and Wills Sprlnps Villa AsaaclalsL a Florida fsnsrN aartoNiblA datod as N tn u w . recsrdsd V W O A O.B. Bosk IM3. Paps I4M. NOTE: All recarNnp rttsrsncss herein are and thail fca to Ihs current auNlc recerdsN SsmAsN County, PNrida. PUBTHEB.TOOETH1RWITH: All preparty rights N tw t lt d sAstwsuer, md sukiacNd to a w S r^ A to e s tly Nat Octobor 4 l t o hem WUts SprAgs Villa AssaclaNi. a Ptarlde gmarN partnership (hereAstlsr, ligrthsr with Its ucctusn, grantoac and assigns, "Wills Springs"). In tevar N MBL UN * touronce Csroarothm. a Now Jsrsey carperet ton’s grads cesser A Pier Ida Bar Na.: Publish: September 17 A Ode bar 4 II. 14 ISOS DEH-Z1S L t g a l N o t lc t i CELEBRITY C IP H ER by Lute Campos Csutmff Ctow nyytopwss sraosWsC he peeoto. psw snd pisseto EscMsawntwc TsdsyrcUs Ks ‘ H N V G H R N C T H A V W C X Z J I A IN THE CIRCUIT CODST OP THE WTN JUOKIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOB SEMINOLECOUNTY BENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE N a St-1Itl-CA-IS-K G.E. CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc., Plaintiff, VS. CYNTHIA L. PRANGIONI: St St., NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE No*ice Is haraby gt***1 Met. H A Z O NN X C O O X I S H O W N pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure potod togtomber 34 M l and sntorsd A civil — K X N J C H V O I C A I N . COM number SS-1ISI CA UK, si S Circuit Court N As llth PREVIOUS SOLUTION: -Victory has a thousand fathors but Judicial Circuit In and tor JemI defPAt la an orphan.* — Praaidant John F. Karmady te Caunty. Florida, wtwrsln O IBM by NCA. Ac 4 G.E. CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC.. Is Plaintiff and CYNTHIA L. FRANOIONE. Is/are Oetendtotlsl. I will sell to the highest tod hast Adder tar cash at tha west front dear of tha l amlnaA County Courthouse A Sanford. JemInote Caunty. Florida, at l l : « AM on Aa lath day at Octobar, ISH. Aa V F S S I J ONN OFF THE LEASH n P V W N NOWI J By W.B. Park Billy the Kid had h e lp from h is mom. sot forth In said Pinal Judg mont, to Wit: Lot S3, LAKE HARRIET ESTATES, according to As Plot Aofoal os recorded A Plot Book 11. Fogs 14 Pukita Records et tom Inets County. Ftor ids NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMED TO BE A D E B T COLLECTOR AT TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED POR THAT PURPOSE he list dey •* Sep ISM. MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Jana E Josawlc Qaoutw Cterh COGILIS 4 STAWIARSKI NW Boy Scout Boutovard Sul to too Tampa. FloridaX3SS7 Totophone. 11111177 4401 Publish September )7 1 Octo bar 4 ISOS DEM 337 r ’MbLLAC"), a records N SamAaie County. PArtds A Official Page M l (tha "Mortgage"). County, certain parcels at real estate sifuels A (tho ” which ore more particularly dsscrtb lr>f IIbbiIIMI te tohllbNlfM Sr i*LlidAfi— l l t o * * ^ , bul s r v * rwil I t o l 1ITT1 • W N te M TYW ff n*W " ). Impress meets. All hulldinps. strutlure*, bettor mento. hnptsrtmants stony nature new wbrn softer situated. In pert, upon As Ratify, rsgsrdtoss N Ihsrtto ar severed or capobts sf Onanoo •VVriMr rant MM ..A or A (the 1 Tsngfcs pispsit). All of Wills SprAgs' Atoroot A all tumffurs, tumlAlnps, tlrturos. gaoW, sgulpmsm. mocMnory. Spporstva. fculWlng material*. Avontory. and IsngNto panonol pi w sitf of toy and psrtltlsns; all ruga po spulpmont; gw and stoetrk tlstvrss: ri water basins: water towdalns; all pWlnwInJ ww rwwfiny slwriloww# WWw Venetian Minds; storm shutton; all bulking motorlot*; all tomffurp. tumishlngs. sftlco ogrtpmont, and office suppUw UnctodMg slshangry, tiitirtiisii MIRwodk tod Ham* of s similar nature); and an sddfftons. sccewtons. rsnswoto. replsesnwnto. tod i ttomsf dny or all at Ihs tarsgsAg (As "TsngiSto Prsporty"). 4.Acorns. All rant*. Hsus*, mwmsk and profit* in any i . Including Wills! IfTlV Iw m H Is'M jupw A RF N W m u o m u m t im m y • .L i DUIVIRY DRIVER a m v M p en o R : m m m fo m n mm nm m i A FLOWER BBIMN PREP NBIIOAT POSITIONS SANFORO FLOWER SHOP ■St. COMMERCIAL 14 DM COURSE REDWIRED loksvtew Her*Ag Carter SISEortlndSt. Santord DRIVERS NOWACCEPTING S H I Nsedsd NewI NO necstisry, SMK + lecsify. I-W4M4713* tewkldfllhi pwywcally ■tod USS4 usskto. or Atondbd to bo i with any peasant or tutors use or wsrsffon atari Rsalty. AclvdAp. but not llmltod to Iho f ” tiffs psrtainA g to Rsoltyi Ml hsoHng. sir AcAoroHnR. and possor agulpmont; all sgulpmonf. esmprewsrs. pips*, pump*, tsrk*. wiring, and inltchboords; ill plunWirM. <>P prevention, tiro esimgulthlng. rstrigsrstlng. ventilating, cemmunleaf tons apparatus: all beitort. tomocss. all all stove*, ovens to , Ik u W M E i^ -ik PRKATI fM nV MTEt >ti««l7f BKiB .7MB RM .M llM tfllHIMtSV I MSSHfHSWSSSWSHMS41.11 e Reb IDE |lf EM • I UNI CLMSiriCODfPT. M A— 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -0 9 0 3 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 The benefit of HI tonsmswto. oppvrtononcos end other rights of whatsoever appurtenant to Iho Rootty or As Imprg. tod Ml rights et way. stresto. Hays psiiigss, drsAogs rMPto. i rlphtv sower righto, and righto at Aprsis. sgrew. and occew to tod hem A t Realty, and Ml adlotning preparty, sdtothor now patoftog Sr hsrtsftor arising, topsthor wlA Ihs reversion or reversltnt. ismolnder or rpmainWre. rents. Issues. Acemo4 ond profits of any . l1 - H d » W « m o d CLASSIHED ADS Train Whetotafo nursery lecat dsMuH Ksv* risen drivers Ik. •RANCNINB OUT NUR SERY 4E7334I737 todflnfyNBwwBMlWBwsMofEMa your sd Nr >oswwy ffto Rrgf Bay E fww silk A •sw.ldsytsswsk.eec. pay. I o d d M2-M41. 1 OASSB. FW LTN N . LAREYIEW Ft. E H ■ ip s rl nowspopor. It# BUY MONEY FT OR PT, setting appt. tor : CaBtSPtfU. e u c t u c im ^^QW ^BBIkN^ BSL , ar rotating to. sH sr now Skirting ar herother mads. Aclirtlng medlticoften*, replacement*. wS«titutlto4 CtoWllddfltoi (ffw "Rents” ). 4 flsissds Ail prpewds si As conversion, voluntary w Aertuntory. of any i f ffw prsporty dsscrlSsd hsroW Into cash w sthsr llpuldsSod claim*, or that art sdwrwiw poysSto tor M|wy to. sr Iho losing ar rowitolttonAg sf. any such prapsrty, 4 C—Wprt RI0 M4 All sf Wills Spring*’ rl#d. tltto tod Atorest In and to any and all contract*, wriffsn sr oral, teprow ar Implied, mm sxirtAg or hsraaftor sntorsd Ato sr arising. A any mawwr roNtod to ffw improvement, uw. tpsrstkn. wit. convorston. or sffwr dHpwltlon of any Atorort A ffw Realty. I------------- “ * — “ “ tod all dopaslto. etcrow*, prepaid Itom*. and paymsnto diw and to became duo thereunder, and Including wwstruettan contract*, service contract*, advertising contract*, purchase trior*, I gulp* tot Nats* and Insurance contract* andpolk1st. 7. Claims. All claim* and demand* whstowvor. A law w well w A equity, of Will# Springs arising tut rt sr pertaining to ffw Improvements. TonpiMe Property sr Rent* 4 Msrtgogs Right*. Any and til right* st subrogotlto as by ffw Martpst*. sr artsAg Asrsundsr; wd any p r ^ r ty sr AAg sf vshw seguksd wffh sr paid tor by any tutor* or h pursuant to A* Msrtgsgs. ■dvtoco* ' All contract riphto. setounto. Asffumonto and *. ptnerol Mtto«lbto4 w such torm* Irsm tAw to tlmo sra sr may bo defined A ffw Uniterm Commercial Cad* (Florida), A any manner rsistod to ffw use, (voluntary sr Involuntary) sf lh* Realty, Imprs vemento. Property, or Rent*. Including all permit*. I psliclss. rlghtoof sctjto^todslhirghswejnscfton typw etI property BIlB Include specllkslly all et the knowing document* that concern the design and construction st Improvomont*. IncluWng plan* and wsclfksftons. drawing* architectural and/or engineering contract*, and construction contract*, togeffwr wffh oil omentownto. revisions. modHtosHans tod supplements. ALSO TOGETHER WITH any fundi or sffwr encumbered prsporty held by WILLA SPRINGS VILLA ASSOCIATES, o Ftorlds ftnsrel hereto. STEVEN R. BUCK. Aa used harem, me term " include" k tar IlhMtroHve and It always without llmltslkn. Datod At* list day of September, ISN. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT ■y: JorwE. Jaaswlc William J. Deo* M li River Blvd. Jacksonville. PL 3D04 Publish: Ssptombsr D. andOctober 4 im I I ■RCNANBE PT Asslsfaate Ptod _ 1rwf a! LtodS BW^wp ITv^s B^BB BI^BBBBBBb gar IM7SISCN■'rwstar ASNnwy PI M W I BBEPBCTEB ■ AN T H I ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANABRAANET DISTRICT ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAOEMNET DISTRICT GIVES NOTICE OP INTENDED AGENCY ACTION The District give* notlc* ot lit Intent to Istue a Formal Wetland Determination tor Its* following properHot: LAS SOCAS CORPORATION. PelIIloner, P.O BOX 0*7. ORMOND BEACH. FL 31174 File No It II7 0CI7A Tho property I* located A Seminole County- Secttonisl U. Township)*) If 4 Rangels) It E. and Include* MOOS acres The current owner Is LAS IOCAS CORPORATION The llfo(t) containing each ot the above Hated formal wetland determination* ar* available tor Inspection Monday through Friday eacept tor legal holiday*. I OS am to 7 00 p.m. at tha St. Joint River Water Management District lliedguerters. Tho District will lake action on each formal wetland determination listed above unless a petition tor on administrative proceeding (hawing) It tiled pursuant to ffw provision* ol section 130 37, 7 J , and toetton aoC l 311. F AC. A parson whose substantial interest* ere affected by any ot the District* proposed decision* indantlflad shave may patldon tor on administrative hewing In accordance wlA section 130.37. F J Petitions must comply wlA the requirements rt Ftorlds Administrative Cede Rules 00C 1.111 and 4QC I 311 and b* tiled wlA (received by) the District Clerk. PO box 141*. Paiatka. Florid* 11174143* Pel Iliens tor administrative hewing on tha above listed determinations must ba Hied within fourtoon |la) day* of publication of this notice or within fourteen 114) day* ot actual recslpt at this Intent, whichever first occurs Failure to tlto a petition wlAin this tlmo period shall constitute * waiver of any right such person may have to request an administrative proceeding (hewing) unWr section 130.57, f 1. concerning the sub |act determination Prtlffsns which or* not tiled n accordance wlA the above prevision* sr* subject to dismissal Quentorta Johnson. Permit Oat* Control Tochnklan Permit Data Servlet* SI. John* River Water Management District Publish October*. 1W3 DEII4 7 1 -H b *p W b w H 4 Mutt hove rsllablo dolly rtafton. FBBS EX P.ONLY. | m o t s in o o I ■XT. W , D.SO/men. Ntort bo N. T u rk tons noddsd Sorv-U. i i i l f f f f B E N Io o o Cell tor wpf: s ic u a rrro p P K E R s H w d td M w to N p w M Iff Pro* Uniterm* ft bonol tID E A to wkFOB SALE i tortab swsr-BMSB.pt. ISl.lOtortL Par convenient col affrortlslng. The District give* notice sf It* Intent to Issue o permit.te the tallowing applicant!*) on October 14 IHS: ROLLING HILLS GOLF CLUB. ATTN: B IN KLIIM AN, V.P.. I74S ABT HAGAN PLACE. LONGWOOO. PL 33714 appUcrtfon I 3-117 0M1AUVMR. The Dlstrkt prapws* to oilocaN 413 million •alfon* per day of water for N ACRES OP GOLF COURSE IRRIGATION. THE APPLICANT S PREVIOUS PERMIT GRANTED THE USE OP 441 MOD OP WATER POR 111 ACRES OF GOLF COURSE IRRIGATION. Tha withdrawals used by Ala prspswd project will esntirt el GROUND WATER PROM THE FLORIDAN AQUIFER AND SURFACE WATER FROM A MAN MADE POND via FIVE EXISTING WELLS, ONI EXISTINO PUMP AND ONE PROPOSED PUMP In Seminole County located A the SW I* OF NWUOF SE kOFSWfo of Section 01. Township 31South. Ranpe IS East; SW to OP N l I* OP NE ISOP SI IS ot Section 93. Township 11 South. Rang* It East; NE to OP SW to OP NC to OF SE to sf Section « . Township II South. Rang* It Eart; SW to OF NE toOF SE to OF NW to of Section Et. Township 31South. Rang* It Boat; NW to OF SE to OF SItoOF SE to el Section 03, Township il South. Rang* It East; SE toOFNE toOFNItoOFSito ot Section01. TownshipII South. Rang* It East; NE to OF NW to OF SE to OF SC to of Section 01. Township 11South. Rang* It Eart; The llfoltl containing each ot tho above-II*tod egplkotlenl*) are available tor Impactkn Monday through Friday eocopf for logoi holiday*. S:M a m. to J:St p m. at tha St. Johns River Water Men egomenI District, Highway lot Watt. Poiatkd, PforIda. Tho District will toko action on oach permit application listed above union a pellilon for an administrative proceeding (hewing) k •lied pursuant to ffw provlsiena of section 130.77. P.4, and seeffen dtC1.111. F.A.C. A person whoso substantial Inter**!* ora affected by any sf the District* proposed permitting decision* lndsntiffed above may petition tor tn odminlslrotlvo hearing In accordance e section 170.37. F J Peii IKyis mutt comply with tho requirement* el Florida AWnlnlitretiv* Code Rule* 4BC-I.111 and WC I 371 ond be tiled with (received by) the District Clock. P.o. boa 1430, Paiatfca. Florida 131741430. Petition* tor odmlnlttrattv* hearing on Iho above application!*) must ba Iliad within fourteen (14) day* ad publication ot thl* notice or within fourteen Ital day* of actual receipt of this Intent. Failure to III* a petition within A lt lima pwlod shall constitute a waiver at any right such person may hove to reQuasi *n administrative determination (hearing) under sactton 130.57, F t . concerning tha subloct permit application. Petitions which ar* net filed In accordance with lh* above provision* are sub|ect » dismissal. Rosie Porker. Dotal Control Technklan Division of Permit 0*t* Service* Publish: October 4 1SS5 DEI D COUNT sn rent sn a 1 bdrm. hsuss. Prstor retiree. Mt-4777 |71MtoM> lorpidtocw 407-323-94M OEM 23* I IIP . JOURNEYMAN your mt to ffw ClastJftod Dspf. and Include the teilowing Atormat Ion: If you have any quartton*, please ceil the Classified Advertising Oapwtminl at 311-Mil. Mendey-Friday. •:IBI:M 27—Nwnery a OHM Car* A CHILD'S fe c k tq School Specials U4M Pw Wbah/t) 1AS Dey I pstssvsIlsbtolwBlIyT*. _________ MI-MU A QUALITY school toamlng. poy. COM; 437, ntn rtmiliMIE4bMEI7r~ ACRYLIC APPLICATORS NETtAM fUM r. mgmt , i WsBLocs B H fW ACTNBWIAVBNI 1-MB741-AVON Mhr.Hof LAo ACT NOVI AVBSH He dvr. N ai-nsswi SALES MANABEB. eaport hMkseM r ^ t kperlsncs. T " WtA location* In 1 Msart Owe. looking tor quali­ fied >1 ** 1* tor all pesittsnt. aSSSw* nS t r m l *tm» wTfBBT• C FTW • bB’ Dniff Ortasd* Dr.Seatofd. I Call tor BENERAL OFF K B SM U/ Nr. WllttrsA............... Light duty. ABE NT i f ------- wsmam SANFORO LOCATION Must b* tarnIIIw with cssmetk grinding rt metal te prep IW pointing. Will be using manual grinder*. tWIwwsdilto Start 13M tSSTapPeyrtS (407)57M007 Crtf Jsaii Bat. I IN NLI.NO PEE/ EOB/ADA. NMismim EXP. WITH POLLOWIND Afoe NAIL TECHNICIAN n lil s m i, Fw resume: M44A4S3M.' ■oggseshondtor*. Cargo tach I ib K a n b RIPUSLEBS at J ATTENTION POOD SERVICE nORRBRSH Tired Sf work Ing nights, holiday* end weekends? The lam leele Cssefy Isksrt Board - Peed Services Department ha* permanent, part-time end A toe Santord ere*. Pw mere AtormefAn ptoeeo cell: Your neighborhood school Pood Service Mars gar w ffw Die trkt Paid Service Office rt » < H ________________ •ANN TELLER TRAINBB TOSS-UPS FuUBPert-Mnw....^.... ABRRTi I PART TIMET no soke, no UlM.no Inventory. ItJSS/l IO .FLU4 U NOME TYPISTS, PC user* flat. Cell I-MAS13-4343. Eat. 44171___________ cu s T W fi s i n IwN ia P Mlfr e W tePeRteiM WBRN1 ABENCV SEEKING EXP. Individual. 440 License pro (erred but net required. Pfoirt call: 407 B1-77S*.____ Capffal Security in*. Hem* tervlc*. Need* srtf-metlvsted with food csmmunlcstlsn skills. Major msdlcai A dsntat bsntflta. NIK. Salary during training pwlod.] CHILD CAR! IN MV Fenced wsnd.fM44>lI. CHILD CARR. Hi My a a * DAVE. HtBMTIv WEEK! ‘ CHILDCARE, MY ssnokfo raise, hat lunch**. niSSltar 333-0*3* CHILDCARE Quelltlsd pro Sd— f MARTA'S DAYCARE, boar's tael Pro-School I Lake Mary. Lk. 13*0-7............ ......... MARTA’S DAYCARE, baby'* tool PreEcheeit Lobe Mary. Lk.MMT............... J D B N H i oa ttBR PERSONAL SPANISH TUTOR. IS coll. 17— A c t h flt W * RENT A M FT. PsMaea Pbbteg hsetl Bail A Tackle Actudsdl tld Vie dey. $17 Full dey I C*R 333-704* or m ine • • m v o m /is h * ImmlgraHan, sfflto. custody, vUltrtlen. cwpw aliens, credit ropsrt. ss4est4lel TMS B1W1VK70 ★ NOWHIRING* leaasdrtCOOKS■tarttagSesssllIl" IDS LANB. Lake Mery. Csnwr rt 1/4Lake Mery Blvd. ■all Mi.............. 4*7-333-4173 CARIBtVIR. position Include* tsiery piu* ream B hoard. Cell 7:34-*:M PM. ONLY..3*4433*. A cash hsnNtng. Up la S4N pw hr. Omd reference*. FT FT. Call:................ Midnight Mitt, peed pay. Apply: LasagrB’s Sksif Ssrvke. MM 4 Part Drive. Santord. Nights A weekends. *3 hr* callMen.Pri............ S3443I4 M Y C M C T U C N fl Raffabto. e e t g sik. part work A daycare. 33343471 0710M O N BKSTHm Our a year old company i* Find out why most rt sur top earners have rse pr tv lout network marketing * aperi­ ent*. See why our program I* 1tattling ■tg Time Pro Wts will he ffw talk rt the Industry A Ike nest lyeer*. This business con Chong* your tits te CALL: N ta M 7M(24Nnt. Must have sap- A PL driver Ik.Calltof spot. 3*S3S*3 □ □U M O K m SQ D WWFUUDHK** Pw pickup A delivery In Central end South Florida. Will alia work on loading deck, must have Class A COL. and clean driving record. Must ba obfo la work a IAalbfo IM FULLTIME POSITION 3rd thlIt. 7pm. te Item, tv *: labia Vsatttator * apart ascs k*total. Apply within: OsSsry Meow, as N 17/ft Drug Free totarkpiate. MIST M U ru tlM U Light caaklng tor levtiy IA clerical art Iff**. Eaceitont working con Full time A part lima help needed rt peurwwl sandwich thsp A SamInaA Town* Canlif ^ |^| 411 am. C IO have asp. A PL driver lie. Call for appf 3SS 10*3 JOASI JOBS S JOt3 Norrell Service* -Mow Hiring! (4*7) 1740007 (CO. AOA. Never* Peel COURT IN COURIER DRIVER A liea/Wk. Pull A part time, will train ABENT: H IV SANFORD LOCATION M74 Church It., Sorter* M T 1 T 1 IW I a TRUCK Driver* CD4 Clou • •TRIMS TRCNHIC IANS •TRUSS PROD. WORKERS CRUISE L IN I OPENINGS SALARY TO MIAN Per Yew Cabin cleaner*. dKkhandi Security A maintenance, ael ABE NT i iNMNilfllW QpWWiMQPWttlllWlI PtoosacallMIKBi 333-sees MECHANIC ap. PLUS tap. wlA town equip- Call tor appt. ________ SS7-MS 3S03________ 'MOLLY MAIDS* Pull lima rertdtnttai cleaning M P.4L Unitormod-Will Train __________7*7*007__________ NEW LOCATION: LONBWOOO 1STARTEMPONARIE4 INC. HOPESe e a a wNF-lel-ewe ftm u a m n Perion wlA own van/covered pickup. Santord area lor Thurt . Prl., A Set. (3 am. 1. __________*77-0007 _________ PERMANENT PART-TIME Will Train Ceil tor Appt COMMERCIAL LINEN Sank* e e N » 3341111* a PORTER PUT IMC: 99 HMUK Tamporary position, aval laSit lmwsd.S43e/Hr . 333 1031. SECURITY OFFICER JOE Trstoieg. Armed A Uawmsd Brseffy A Assprteiw S3*-7**4 �§ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, October 4, 1999 - M yi-HateWao-d 159— • A— N M a Mamin* hr*, a y r . e M clea t. R ig . A PT. F O B B I M T , M ttorlc Cteatoee taatorCL carriage M«- u tffa lre . C lean l/ i, V I C/HA.: iM ., Oaae n t la h h a r a . A e u lta M tC/m anlh. a- t lM / C t f . m u — arias, i t F R t l FIRST M O U T H S HINT. In. l/ t. •ethngl Paid tor totvtngi M i H to U a 1 Pa _ Wa.- »_ CARPRT A TIL* BUSINIIS. ■•catlent lacatlan. Net M7K. MUST S I L L 407111 RTS {tUO 4 taryat^JL T M d lfO B S M L • H R A WIRE Butina** and/ar with properly In­ cluded. Ownar financing available. Dawn paymant ragulred. SANPORD area. IMMACWIATR. V I All taka ACa I Berm.,, Stlt/ma. II ant: f t I Bdrm . S4— mound up. 1*3— W aterfron t SA NFO R D D U P L R X . l/ t . C M .C lA M B L t V U . T I M C *TUQ €KS* IANFORBl I RR BROOM, lata at c la ta ia . ttts / m e a . a jm /m c . a i - r n t a etente. >A P T . S kaeraam. t hath. M Q V I I M SPRCIALI nwrman. a i e — . ________ l/t. tocurttoeay. A R I A . LABOR l/t, A ratn«. 1 BOBUS, wtth AC, wtlllttaa inctueae. IIto a*. w— W# yardt. C/HA. aaTS/Mon. m s m A M a nta .____________ m an* t B A T N .C H A .t M a ilt. t BR BROOM, f RATH. Ayt. ava lla kla tt/ l/ a s. C/HA. ita that H waah/aryar, aN kit., a - l - S / m o n . 3 3 4 -1 . TRUCK DRIVER fa r septic p a e a t r truck. call: car-pv-w t. XT Min. • yra. aag. tor pr» a r a a t lv * t . B . O . w ith Avtoalaa M a e at Nafiaa Airport. Phan* *4l-*07«sa. lit ayyll Mar. i VRRT NtCR a n . C/HA. Nit. Ayyll., launRry raam. caryart. 1 9 7 -M a k H t i WATSON MALTY. Lata Mary **■ ^9 B m r r w in | ^^r a n o R O A B ii h o m e s - O O U R L I R tlO R M O R I L I NORM In Rta cauntry. VI. laryt kitchen, acraanae parch. Ne pato. MtA/man., tint A loef.— lA M S — folto el V I. C / H A . c la R R . na y a t a . — E/eoc.tvi/maw. m a / g a Art.. If. parch. | AraHahto tt/t........... .044441. IIS— I n d M t r i a i OAR HARBOUR. 3 term., t.S OFFICB W AK BH O U SI. tram ISM/man.. HSR eg ft.. PRHMR location, earner at ttA A OM Lk. Mary RR. In raa: aav— i M M iim r in 1 FOR SAAB OR BROTH Ownar Finance 11/1 tgm yian. largo liv in g rm . w/fplc.. ■rm. A I car at rC IV A T C ENTRANCE, ratne •ratar, mkrowovo. Cator TV, mate iacvlca......... fC IV A T B MOMI, hauaa prtvflogo*. matwra, m ala pratarod- Bat. Bog. ai-atia. S A N F O R D , t R a a m m a ta t wontad. tun hauaa privilege*. n . a /c . v s /w b . a m Day. t Berea. I V*/wh. fumlthad rm. 01 Agrl. Sat. Sac. tya. t i n . — . HANDYMAN S P R C U L t V t. an awr 1/1acre. 111.— . D R AD B H D . C u l Da Sac. araanhatt. V I Ssncad. tax— . AS S U M ! N O O U A L I F T . Pkwcm t V I. SS7.W. O FFIC I R Moray*. — *q It. A up. MOVR IN SPRCIALI SMS man. M l AIM ar H U S H U N F O R D Otftca sr . It. bulMtne total. 1— sr tta a ra m ce u m t.m ia a a STRIP S T O R I AVAILARLR. ISM Santare Ave. — + Sr . Ft. CTS/MsnAgont; TUnU. e rsm a rsa. ar tar iato. V I. tail/man. ylua U N F O R D V I . Ilvlne ream. Cinlnf ream, kitchen. H i t M A C R O ! IA Aaa. IRt/man. Or Lnaee/apttow. a y-u a i. S A N FO R D -La k e M a ry . V I . naiRhkarhaae near cauntry due A mall, C/HA. family raam, fy lc.. yrlvacy fcack yare. tto pot*. i n s > wc. Rat. ran. Attar 4: 01-111*._______ SANFORD. I t yard e SANFORD VS. apt., w/pofto. C/HA. 44— A a SANFORD !/ !, with yalle. haat A air. N N / M . a SANFORD l/t, apt., w/ancl. potto. to. rm*. Fylc. StSA/SM a w o o D S i N H i/ t. w/ebi. par aaa. Ilka naw. V7S/377S a L A R I M A R T V U . I ttory. w/latt. peel, no yatv nan N iC R is ia a v i— Realty, toe. Yaaa Hama Mfca l I '.lll M IN I ‘ I'lH ll»f II H| S t .* 1 I / #. a ALTAMORTR i p r i n o a RT OWNIR. awnar flnanclne aval labia laH ar laaea epttan. OAR HARROUR. 3 bdrm., 3.S •DR B A R T 1 Luiurleue home an I * acres. fi^vcoriWde ip p ilm c ti. itcurlty gate. *kl lake. — — ib t a a t m .,_________ N O R TN LAXI, V t Upelalrv f p lc . A s s u m a b le , nanauaiitying mtg. as— gettyaulnll n o see* lacunt. I car gar ago, taunlatn. goto llth pond. RV part. JlilS* workihop. Okay ter hartaa...... Ottered at St ISAM. i/ l Barbara SMm m m » I7N CeNBart Baal Rotate m t m R E A L E S T A T E . INC. M O BIL! HOMR COM M UNITY 3777488 #l4XJA3/3SptN. M SK YLIN R. 10X40 K rnrm .se.000 • MX54. V t SpNt. «l DR ST INV. tplc. 511.000 • 14X40. V I SpNt. M BROAD MOOR. Krn. rm.. IX— . • S4XIAS/3lpNt. 7* LIBER TY, Partially turn. III.— . • 14X70, VSIptM. to FLEETW OOO. w/wath dry, K m . rm. IIAOM. • MX4*. V I IpNt. SOSKYLINE. w/wash dry, dlihw ashar, tok. 0)0,000 C A LLi m Y tta M O H lTto O V IR D O i P A L M V A L L E Y Adult Mobile homo park. V I. family room, w/wat bar, workihop. Kreened In parch. II7K O RO . C a ll c o lle c t: f04-aaa i a s i a night*.*04 to* 7*13.______________ O f f 8 NOUSC: SMIFOtO. HISTORIC Dawatawa Leng weed, acraaa tram Tea Rm., refotl/ottico. 4— t* SAT. A SUN. 1-Spm 1 Bdrm.. t mall and good schaala. SSO.— Call: oo* r OUTDOOR STORAOR. bast*. RV, iRulymant. PancaR A lighted. can m e OWNER FINANCE SANPORD Racandltton 1 ar 1 bdrmt.. AC. Ig workihop in rear nt-S— orpaeo— Mia 141— M a m a s l o r I r Ib ABB YOU LOSINB VOUB HOUSlr Perhaps wa can holy. Call Bd o f— 4*07. SANFORD Recondition I or I bdrm*.. AC. Ir . workda y In rear. H i t — or papo — lata CutSam 1 bedroom. 1 bath home, on I acre, with all the aatraa........................ s tiM tti CaM: Barbara 6 T /V .if f*f J.' 1 '.J/•*•! I 1/ I lU it t ii DIRORAH MULLINS, RaaNar. Hweeeareww." JIM D O T H N IC R LV FURN ISM ID attcy, * r ' wtlllttaa Include. Ideal tor m RlfWIr claaa to town/mall. L it v t r M N t O R D I F F C Y . utllltita turnlahae, private entry, MS./week . i n / e y ■ w it n t a a m e n . 99— A a a r tm i mo n t s U n f u r n i s h e d / R tfr t N ke Residents! Call akautaur SPRCIALSII VRS YOU CAN..Ray a HOMR wtM NO M O R I V OOWNI CaM MOHS l u a a . 3 1 3 -tftS . IRa— a — A ns RORAL l BU yO i A»a. sttVAta seams VI. K I N . PORCH vary clean. »0XIM tot w/lata at trees. SMS me. ptuadm- 01-04*.______ ISM RL PORTAL AVI., VI, C/HA. Laaaa Oytlan avail., 447— ■rat.. MISS- 04*04 I RDRNL. > R ATH CHA. S— a month, stee sac. Oapoilt. m an* W e make renting a ■ XCNANRR O R S I L L ycur prayarty tacaSad anywhere I INVtSTORS H B A LT V 7741411 M 80CM UKES It! LA R U SU COURT V I, Oaraya. C/HA Maw raaf. carpet and paint O UALIPIID PtoaactoeavaM. SttAM............W t — 8 XT. >14. •JUST L IS T I D VIVs. Starter home*. Ricellent gyyartunlty. Prka a* low a* IV.SOO. Lew Oown. Law Paymantsl •LRTI R R T RRALTVII You can own your own home (Not fancy I tor S3V.N0. with HOT dawn, t m a month. Include 11%APR. tor only f yra. 11 • YRARSII May Irada anything of value •or part at down payment. Sea II thl» make* seme lor you I C A LL NORM ill •mt/Ut R E A L E S T A T E . INC. 177-7499 High H f l w/ownar financing •0*1770 o r 0]O«MI. 1 1 A I I K l.A I I 'i L A N ! M A R Y aa C ry ito l Lake. 1 bdrm , 1 bath. 117S SR ft. home on I.7S acre*, w/lako A Ialand I A ll Amenities! 1 car g a ra g e -d e ta ch e d I car carport I u It. Sent porch I Fam ily rm .l Ski. Fish A ■•lay Natural Only SIM.SO*! C je q e v a C ^ a rd e q s 1 5 0 9 W . 2 8 th S t r e e t • S o n f o r d 322-2090 HOURS: Mon. •Frl. 8 30 • 5:30 323-5774 i •( AngMe Owaon Fnywly I R E A L E S T A T E , IN C 377 7488 8 377 17181st. SANFORD, l/t. CHA, naar •hopping A tchooli. SSL— . Mokcoowokl BooHar » l — SANFORD V t FAMILY IRV man.. UNFORD VI. fenced back yard. A/C. u tility ream. W ill nog. •tJIl/mon. S ell lo r: SHAM......................... HI H t l SANFORD LOO HOMR on } acre*. — 0 u* tt. 4 bdrm. J both*. 3 kitchen*. Owner flnoticing. tH A — ....... IHISOA SOMR OWNRR FUmnctoR. S Acraa + Home. IAAMRDIATR. $2000FF 2 Bdrm. 2Bath ABOUT MOVING COSTS? ? » (300 OFF 3 Bdrm. 11/2 Bath Town Home F t t M Y ONLY 9-Tf * M W . Airport Stod. At Reaal— act Apt., craft rm., 3rd Hoar, no early Mrdb 181— A p p l l a i i c i t /r - ' A-f a — AppHawcam-3— F B I— R O iD ir y • Warranty an ALMOST NRW. bat* card rackA w/flueretcant light* an top. 1 ptoce pit group, include* two Indlwor* and hldabad. NbRRM a BOX SPRINR and mattr***. Saaty- eitrs tong, twin tlia. — M 7771777._________ __ OUT ANO S I L L Good ctoan uted furniture A antique*. In th a p r e lin it h in g a v a il. LARRY'S M ART.......333-MN S IT , Broyhlll labia w/l chair*. 3 a itra * -* ■—- w ^ W A • ^ J ^ A ^mTwv. vJWm B PHtgT. II— M o m . d lL I C T R I C STOUR. 3— ....J33I74A___________ a P U LL SUR BOX SPRINR and mattr*»i, paad cand. 150 Matol bate/frame w/cattar* 33X N T 17*4______________ K R N M O R R D R Y E R , good condition. SMb.M. firm. Call: 37104H _________________ OSINRLR B I D motel frame. oeard. OH. 777 4*55 V ACCUUM C L R A N I R . naw RIRBY. never uted. U 00. •ntlque y d tata 175: 5 ptoce wrought Iran dinette set *75. Veka mall baa: 33b 71SA it. « M I A H D 1 PD . w/ltt» a t le ltw a re , Penatonk 14 Pin printer A computor cert. 1175 77*510* 117— S p o r t > m Q o r O s IPA/HOT TUB: I PERSON portable w/egulp. underwater light. Cedar A A llb O . toevvr mad 11475.407 199— O H I c t S u f f l t e s 233— A n t e P a r t * Call In your garage tala ad by 11 neon on Tuesday and take advantage at our tpaclal garage tale ad priced Call destined naw tor detalltl 322-7111 UT. ONLY All INDOOR MLR t*t UtotodMefb. Parh/fto. SgaataradbyTwto* Ctob. In Pallawthlp Hall. Inlanl dolhlng A up. toy* A turn SXTVRMT OMIT, 8 4 p m V I Short St., lake Mary. Mtoc. 219-Wawte5 te 5uy COP1IRS WANTED. All Make* A Site* Running or not. Wilt pkkug ...............c n - m - i— 223— M h c tlla tu o u s AIR CONDITION/Heater*. T t TON cantrel unit* naw A used. from S M B* 407 3V *140. a ANTIQUE SINOIR tawing mach. t i l t : wood-burning ttava 1700: compound bow 145; Snap on tool boa; crots dry. Torpado blko VS. 77X HI*.____________________ ■UROLAR M R S . Eaty puth button rato— l M par tq. H. -at Chamber.. — 1144 HANDICAP POWER LIPT tor Handicap K o o to r tor back ol vthlcla. 1500.00; Karotan* heeler, fumdeot *40 7714544 MARE MONEY, tocoma a *00 I Broker, write to The B Com­ pany, M il Colmerl SI.. DaIlona. FLV710____________ QUIT SMOKINO let day. From nonprotll loundalton. Doctor epproved, 100% auerentoo. ____ RSPURBISMf D ON— Captor*, all make* A *Ii #a Sava up to M% from Newt Werrnaty A FroodHIvory........R7I*5.|«44 ST08CFIITIWI IfQVNMTKW SALE Former JC Penney location DM Slate SI., (Sanford Twin P lata). G la it thowcata*. glass cube*, garment rackA desk*, chain. Ilia cabinet*, office divider panel*, stock rm.. shelving, rolling stock cert*, mannequin* A mirror*. Bvtlnet* hour* Starting Mon , Sept. IS. SAVE Site a month, ovary rnonm on grocerlet For In tormellon cell 407 774 last OUPRIOHT VACU UM . E a c a lle n t c a n d .. 115 or w/elfechmenf* *40 n o 0009 2 3 1 -C a rs 1*71 CORVETTE Sttagroy. 454 •nglno, 4 speed T Top*. 54500. vast** / A c c tS R fte B CUSTOM INI B O LD PlaNag auto emblem ! A meter cycle parti I We comb to you I CaM tor quota..... ■■.■■■■■— -335-3— O N I STOP T i l l SHOP. Tims M (* A up. Mounted A Bat. t v a iA i j m i 7*7* CURVY PICKUP. RtOd — A/T All or part. 33S—Tracks/ B u sts/ V a tts P C N I V T SRAUVILLR V A R • 'it, 1 ton. Paaaangar van, clean. Lu todl Tap much to li*t, mutt *aa to OtayW-tMOBO.. t m POND VASA U S D VB running. I— OBO. S > — 1A m v t i attort.____________ t— FORD RANRRR. campar lap. chroma «*haala. ang. need* nark, I M OBO. ITT 7»77orl**p*r:4iamX IH1 ISU2U Ftcbag. S A/C, Mg wheel*, naw tow mile*. It— . 30-0451. f f J I R P Wrangler, RtoGr. edition. Only IK mile*, extra* Not a batter l leap around. 0AII1I. 238— V t M c t e a W anted CASH — PAID! Par Janb Cara. T ru c k * A M l t c . l K eep America Baautltutl.... W **ta JUNK CARS W ARTRDt Runn­ ing or notl Pay ID 7 day* a wk.. we haul 114........ OLD A JUNK CAJtS/TRUCKS WANTSD Will pay CASH A _ hauiavm jJ|raajiJlbM R ^ M 2 4 1 - k a c r R a t lR s ia l V ahlcl— / C a m p tn C A M P A K O m iR AMmken Ma, camp tram coat* to caaat. RPI elf Illation. PoMSMOa Socrlllce 11711 Call I — pa-on* SLIDE IN CAMPRR. cab aver sleeper. AC. Retrl* , heeler. e.c tend.II— . m a i d 1*71 O O O A l MOTOR HOME. N ‘. tell contained 11500. ORO H > S M I4 « M 7 tt._________ *3 W INNRMOO. I* R. Iona, mod. condition, naw angina *4— 0 1 5 — 199— P i t s 5 S u p p lt e s A T T ■ NT ION i L a d y who purchased black puppy In Genova (Sapl IS 111. You target popart tor Iktntlng. P tome call: laeteei W R H tD d I'LL BUY OR LR A SI YOUR HOUSR, make paymant* A do rtpslr a Call tor dalall a 213— A u c t l o n a P U P LIC AU CTIO N R V E N V FRIDAY 4:M. Auctton btock tiMAii/n.n«-iacx MINCER MOTORS m a t/ so r eoiparooo i7ta motlyatad. m-sooo. STARTRN HOMR. In Sunland Etlato*. w/poot. 1 bdrm. 1 bam. don/tpic.. ig. tot. t*nc*d. many a a l r a t . 1*1.500 S TE N S TR O M R E A L T Y , I M G . WHAT A D O U M U X I O p e n A B r i g h t . 1/1, w/»kyllght*. aat ln kit., w/paatry. formal dining room A mere I ITAICOI ESTABLISHED Lovoly V I wim btg ream*, a gr*at Itoor plan, tacurlty tyt tom and luth landtcaplngl ISO.*001 o|R Ow 39m T a w WIST SANPORD area Small VI wood frame houte with large work thed. large treat and large fenced yard A iking US.000 Call 171 4*30_______ WNV RENT! Balter than naw. VI. with AC. Ig yard, good area, naw root, carpal win daw*, plumbing, kltchan Slf.SOO Eaty qualifying Payment* under 1400mon c u iiim n u t h i: y 3 2 4 *4 3 3 4 Mon-,Fri-^ *Sal 1Q,S*Sun-12,5 I S f - R t a l E sta te Ml MR ONMCH tU9l MACE SALE NATIVITY CHURCH U55N.CR.4V.Laka Mary Friday 05; SAT, b l, ■STATE SALE, Ovtoda. can— at 41* A 414, F R I. 10/4, lOem 5pm. 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Prof •quip . auto boat Inf ., home turn A antique* 1*1 1704 A d v e r ti s e Your Business Ever y D a y F o r As Loiv A s 541 Per Month. Call Classifiedt 322-2611 �i «• • « • • • « - Sanford Hsratd, Sanford, Florid* - Wednesday. October 4, 1998 BLO ND tE by CMe Young Check drug therapy with blood test *5 PETER DEAR D R . G O TT: I find the continuing inflam m ation), the only m edicine that really con­ abscess probably requires in­ GOTT.M .D. trol* m y rheumatoid arthritis cision an d drainage. D uring this without ou tw ard symptoms la office procedure, the surgeon weekly Injections of methotrex­ first anesthetizes the area, then ate. Is a urine and blood lest enlarges the opening and expels should be exam ined by a sur­ enough to determ ine If th la the core. Finally, the w oun d Is packed with gauze to prom ote geon and. possibly, have the medication la harm ing me? treatment 1 described. If the DEAR R E A D E R : Methotrexate, d ra in a g e . H ealing o rd in a rily abscess to very large, antibiotics an anti-m etabolite, is a relatively follow s In two to three weeks. by mouth may be necessary, in I do not believe that your new treatm ent for rheumatoid addition to the drainage pro­ home rem edies wUl solve your arthritia - and It la effective In h u sban d 's problem. Rather, he cedure. manyemaes. However, because It la a pow ­ 40 FuM* MS. ACROSS 43 fetor erful d ru g that affects the Im ­ 1 WboraMsatoei 43 Forms* N.V.C. mune system . It has the poten­ is tial for c a u sin g serious aide • SsmsUks 43 ArtSc horns* effects, su ch a s nausea, lo w 43 Cloth dsstor 31 MUSS *>**p white b lo o d cell count, lu n g 11 TVunfcs inflammation, renal failure, liver 13 Mto 14 3tosrl*w kss- S3 PeaeaM damage, a n d other*. 33 Mors Nhoty toss (rad Because moat of these com ­ I S M 34 ScMtor plications are correctable If d e­ DOWN tected e a rly , patlenta taking methotrexate must b e closely I DotTs House monitored w ith blood tests an d 9 llB iiaff B nMNd* urinalyses. T h e type and fre­ 3 Writer — quency o f these tests should be floasra St left to th e discretion of the vOfNW 4 Mouth parts prescribing physician. • Rangy But. u n q u e stio n a b ly , th ey should b e performed at regular 3 Haw 10 Intervals. W ith such supervision, 13 7 _____ »------1 the tests w ill Indicate any harm 13 I Jump 10 the m edicine may cause, an d allow the doctor to reduce the dose or sto p the drug entirely. 1Cal iOf A n a w m S iowh-lone e Sowy «o w ; 1-3334B3-3MS sat cods 100 • jjt g w w * » In su ch cases, less powerful (but e q u a lly effective) drugs, such a s Prednisone, may be used. DEAR D R . O O TT: M y husband has a targe bu m p on his upper shoulder that drains like a pimple. It 's dark red and very painful a n d drains green an d white atuff. S ix months go by and It d rain s again. W e use hot rags an d poultice of hot bread and m ilk to assist the draining and we think It's a boil, la this the proper treatment for such a lesion? DEAR READER: From your vivid description. I'd conclude that you r husband does, indeed, have a chronic abscess on his shoulder. B ecause s u c h . an Infection usually contains a hard core of infected m aterial (that causes saJL □nnn Qmn n n n H n n sn n n n n n n n nnnram n n n n n n n nnn nnnnnnn n n n ii n n n n n n n □nnnnn nnn nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnn □nra n n n u n n nnnn nnn nnnn nnnnnnn nnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn n n n nnn n n n n ■ y P h illip A M a r B rid ge Is a gam e full or negative inferences. You learn something positive because of something that didn't happen. Occasionally, this negative infer­ ence Is ao solid that you can bet your contract on It. Other times, though, it is a tenuous Inference to rely upon. However, any Inference Is often better than none. In today's deal. South had to judge th e best' line In three no-trump after West had led the spade fiv e and East had put up thequeen. Clearly. South had to make use o f his club suit. A fte r winning the first trick with the spade king. South immediately led the club king. But East won with th e ace and returned his second spade. West cashed four spade tricks to defeat the con­ tract. "B oy. was that unlucky." said South. “ I go down only tf East has the club are and exactly queen-low In spades." " Y e t Is that so u n lik ely?" asked North. " I f West docs have five spades, he probably doesn't have the club ace." " W h y n o t ? " In t e r r u p te d South. “ Because he would have made a one-spade ovcrcall." All the Inferences, negative and positive, point to the firsttrick duck being best. ------ raunr 10-4*5 s i l t vA 4 •K 6 5 *10 a 6 5 3 EAST WEST *Q 9 * A 10 7 5 4 UI0 7 C 3 #J 9 3 *J I I 3 *2 *A 9 7 • Q 10 a 2 SOUTH *K J 8 • K q 2 •A 74 *K Q J That's true. Everyone strains to bid spades because the oppo­ nents must then go up a level to outbid them. Also. If spades are 4-3. ducking the first trick only costs a trick - an overtrtek when West has the club ace. Finally, two missing aces arc more likely to be one in each opponent's hand than both in one hand. Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West Norik East I* Pass 2* Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: * 5 HOROSCOPE YOUR BIRTHDAY Oct. B. I M S Financial trends look good for you in the year ahead. In fact, you m ig h t experience som e periods where you'll be graced with unexpected windfalls at very desirable times. . (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Scan your sources for bargains today, especially for an Item you've been wanting. There's a chance you m ight find It at a very attractive price. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mail B2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. •CORFIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone whose help is essential to furthering your present in­ tentions might be more sup­ portive than usual today. Get in touch w ith this person as early as possible. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. R O B O T M AN* b y Jim M addick TT 21) A development thul could be o f considerable matcriul value can be worked out favorably today If you take It upon yourself to imitate the action. CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jun. 19) Things should work out smoothly for you today If that which you hope for yourself you also want for others. Selfish th o u g h ts m ight lim it y o u r potential. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) Today, if you do the very best you can. your achievements are likely to be grander than usual. Keep un open mind and reject all limitations on your thinking. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Let persons with whom you're Involved today know you have faith In them und their Ideas. Praise from you will help stimu­ late their Ingenuity. ARIKS (March 21-Aprtl 19) Prepare to move swiftly today If a career opportunity presents Itself. Something unusual and positive, though of brief dura­ tion. might develop. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your Judgment Is good today. especially when making snap d e c is io n s . C h a lle n g e s w ill awaken kn ow -h ow acquired from successful past experi­ ences. GEM INI (May 2 1 -June 20) Something In which you're pres­ ently Involved could be more rewarding for you than you realize. You may begin to see it for its rcul worth today. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your partner In a business arrangement may have better ideas than you today. Encourage this person to express his or her views and opinions. LBO (July 23-Aug. 22) Follow your impulses today If they urge you to make yourself o f greater service lo a person who helped you recently. Your deeds will be appreciated and you 'll feel grati­ fied. VIR G O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Your probabilities for success will lx- considerably enhanced today If you treat life more like a .gam e than un ordeal. ‘ Copyright lt*J by N E A In c by L s o n o rd Starr ANNIE IF X PttOOPV, LI6TEH<rO RACK Jusr hOPt rr ra n to * * . PC IS XX OCCUR xo p t A i a a ? * # 5? -The S *t/ tt** TO HAVS t h c x n o rfC L . thc mat j np.'~. M in e ... I a n a ton. : suss. iA � 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, 1995 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 04, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1995. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1995; <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/a15987550242586c7ecc1f364051ea97.pdf 58f5829ac1c458dc73de7ee7030b2dea PDF Text Text •t ,v i - 7 “ December 3, 1995 T ‘ S U N D A Y S e r v i n g S a n f o r d , L a k o M a r y a n d S a m ln o la C o u n t y a l n e o 1 S 0 S For black kids, a better way BRO, cops work with at-risk teens *lltO“ U *00 SANFORD — Life can be rough In the public housing o f Sanford. Drugs are bought and sold o n ' many street com ers. Sex Is a com m odity to be traded. Nearby, little children In hand-me-down clothes make an all day plaything o f a yellow tape marked "P olice Line D oN otC roas." Yet In this place where poverty reigns with an Iron fist, a group o f concerned d tlten s Is trying to do som ething to reverse the trend. In a converted four bedroom apartm ent In the Cowan Moughton public housing apartments, the volunteers and organisers o f the BRO program w ill □ S m K s— M a g , P a gs S A MSCSfdPhufo by Mlkt Kgifn With ths slash of ths scissors, Brsthrsn teaching Out co-founder Alvin Johnson and 8HARC BRO hssdquartsrs at Cowan Mouohton as 8HARC* advisor Ida SuShins sac?sta?! Qr1f,ln Cmdr. tuinl* Whltmlrs of president Betty# Chaney cut ths ribbon on the the Banford Police Deowlment. look on F o c u s : Keep the black fam ily alive and well Holiday home tour: Christmas pawr cornea alive ORLANDO - Nearly ISO African A m erica n s dem on stratin g th eir com m itm ent to their fam ily and com m unity, participated In "T h e B lack F am ily: A live and W e ll" sem inar Saturday at the University o f Central Florida. The sem inar, sponsored by the C en tral F lorida C hapter o f the International Black W om en's Con­ gress, focused on self-empowerment lor the black com m unity, event coord in a tor C orine V am -W llson "W e organised the sem inar In order to dispense Inform ation w e think Is pertinent to the African Am erican com m unity." she said. According to Vam -W llson. the black com m unity needs guidance on a variety or Issues If black fam ilies are to remain strong. Issues discussed facing the black com m unity Include teen pregnancy and parenting, com m unicable dis­ eases. staying strong spiritually, keeping fam ilies together, com ­ m unicating with each other, and accepting responsibility for your actions. "W e feel the need Is so great we must continue the process (o f pres­ enting Inform ation on these topics) on an ongoing basis." ahe said. The sem inar was geared for A fri­ can Am erican children In an effort V*' ^ 1 encouragement for the young peep program's headquarters on Saturday, Sailfest ‘95 SANFORD — It's like peeling back the paper Th e Sanford Historic ifu a t'g seventh annual ahday tour o f historic hom es ahowco ses the Bat or the city 's homes all dolled up for the aUdaye. SANFORD — O ver 540 sailboats and 41 sailboards spread out over Lake Monroe as part o f the 19B5 Sem inole County Sailfest. Th e event, which m oved to Lake Monroe In 1981. is sponsored by Laser Boats, A T A T w ireless serv­ ices. the G reater Sem inole County Chamber o f Com m erce, and the Sem inole County Convention and Visitors Bcreau. Tom Gardner, an Orlando accountant and m em ber o f the Orlando Yacht Club, started the Tangerine Bowl regatta In 1974 on Lake Mlneota. It was later known as the Citrus Bowl regatta, and waa called Sailfest after m oving to Seminole County in 1901. "T h e com bination o f the lake, the Marina Hotel and the Sanford m arina makes Banford a good location for this even t." aaid Sailfest Com m ittee 'A s the event got larger. are needed a bigger Sanford." Sailors from 96 states and Canada registered for Sailfest. Sailboard experts Dave Btanger and Dave Calbert conducted clinics Friday. Saturday, the sailboards and aallboata took to the water for racing on six courses. The goal o f Sailfeat la to com bine learning, cam araderie and great sailing. Sailfest om anitera estim ate 9000 a p & a t o » h a £ The tour sparkles I Cutortu! sa fe puffed wHh the Hghi wind Saturday during la irise l *95. S s B ii • ’ \ > Condemned; I 4i § f i| y .\V but what . next for * old houses? • ■ a H' SANFORD — T o walk through the du ster o f homes on Lincoln Court In Banford is to walk through the city's historical past. And to see that, for some, not much has changed in the many years that have passed. Lincoln Court is not a showcase o f beautiful homes once inhabited by the agriculturual barons who made this d ly Into the celery capital o f the world. In those days, these houses were home to the workers In the ftd d who earned Just enough to pay w rent an those ramshackle homes. The black fcm lllaa who lived la and ■round those bouses M nothing and little opportunity to change Today no one lives in the boarded up shells. Paint d in gs loaaly to the wood, aewage bubbles up precari­ ously through the dirt between the S U B S C R I B 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; i l l 3 2 2 2 6 1 1 �BA • Sanford Herald, Sanford, H ond a - Sunday, December 3, 1995 SH S music director’s original symphonic piece is published O y V ttR II Herald 8snk>r Staff Writer________ Doctor hat punishment roducod MIAMI — A Tam pa doctor who cut o ff the wrong foot o f a diabetic patient then amputated another patient's toe without her consent, received a six-m onth suspension and $10,000 fine Saturday by a board o f his peers. Th ey reduced the recom mended two-year suspension. Last month, a state hearing officer proposed the stlfTer two-year punishment and also recom mended Dr. Rolando Sanches pay $18,000 In fines and be directly supervised by another surgeon during a five-year probation. Sanches's attorney. Michael Blaxlcek. argued Saturday that the punishment was equivalent to a death sentence for a doctor, and the 15-member state Board o f Medicine agreed during a m eeting In Miami. Th ey unanimously voted for a reduction, citing the doctor's previously unblemished record, his damaged reputation, and noting the diabetic's other leg probably would have had to have been amputated anyway. “ I ’m not saying what he did wasn't w ron g." board m em ber Dr. Edward A. Dauer said. “ But doctors are not Ood and hospitals are not heaven.' Since Sanches can apply the 140 days he has been suspended under an em ergency order, he could be back In the operating room by early 1996. He has 30 days to appeal the board's decision to a state appeals court. Blaxlcek wouldn't say If he would. "It's fa ir," Blaxlcek said after the decision. “ It's a little harsh. The doctor has suffered significantly." Sanches would only say: “ I'm tired ." State and federal Investigators found a series o f procedural mishaps at University Com m unity Hospital contributed to the wrong-foot amputation o f W illie King, 82., on c Feb. 20. “ There are things Mr. King would like to be able to say about It. but the settlem ent precludes him from being able to talk about It at a ll." Peter Brudny. K in g's attorney, said Saturday In a phone Interview. King had agreed to have hia right foot amputated below the knee oecau It eras gangrene. Sanches realised he was rem oving the wrong leg about halfkray through the operation after a nurse read through som e paperwork. Several m onths later. Sanches amputated the toe o f a longtim e patientt without gettin g her I consent. The state board found he tailed to appropriately w warn her that amputation eras a possibility during the procedure. The m istakes m ade headlines around the world and provided Joke fodder for late-night talk show hosts David Letterm an and J ayLen o. The m istakes exposed other errors at the hospital that Included a wrong-knee surgery and the partial sterilisation o f a wom an without her consent. State and federal Investigations followed, and the state A gency for Health Care Adm inistration tem porarily closed the operating room s and fined the hospital $830,000. J a ff Jordan •»i Herald Correspondent P a rt I o f tw o pasta So your car Is getting to be a few years old. ana y o u re think­ ing o f trading It In for a shiny, new model. But. guess what! Th an ks to airbags, a n tllo ck brakes, Increasingly com plex on-board diagnostic systems, as w ell as a strong yen and a touch o f inflation the average price for a new car Is now over $20,000. Th at's right! What used to buy a high-end sports car Just ten years ago m erely buys you an average fam ily sedan today. So. what to do? You can give in and buy that new m odel,Im t then you could have four o f five years o f $400 a month pay­ ments. You could lease a new car. but then you pay thousands o f dollars to use It and then you have to give It back. You could buy a used car. but then you're not sure how It was treated, and ..you 're not sure If It has any problem s that are dlf.Hcult to uncover before buying It. Or m aybe you can luat hold on to your current car tor a little w hile longer. The fact is. the high price o f new cars Is causing m ore people to hold on to their cars for longer than they used to. 8even to 10 years is not uncommon. Unless your current car needs several m ajor repairs In a short period o f tim e, It's almost always ch eaper to hold on to you current car than to buy a brand new m odel. The trick is to maintain your car properly so y o u ca n k e e p it r u n n in g sm oothly for as long as possible. If your current car Is com fortable and In good running condition. you'l i 'U be less likely to be seduced an expensive new model. byai If you ask any mechanic, he’ll usually say that the m ost Im ­ portant thing you can do to your car Is to change the o il regularly. Moat m echan ics recom m end changing It every 3.000 m iles, but If you do more highway driving than In the city, you can TA M PA — If lawm akers go along w ith the Idea, public high school students trill need a grade average o f C or better to play sports or participate In extracurricular activities. The requirem ent would be phased In gradually beginning w ith next f i l l ’s freshman class, according to twin proposals Friday o f the 23*roember Florida Com m ission on Education Reform and Accountability. ....................... .. the state's graduation requirem ent from >a at average to a 2.0. The Would require that 0. T h other ' invotved in extracurricular activities m aintain a 2.0 O P A 'a uir u .., ................ i Florida graduation now generally requires a 1.5 or a D In 24 specific credit subjects. T w o counties — Alachua and Oadaen — already require the higher C average. “ W e have tried the low er expectations,” said Education Com m issioner Frank Brogan. W e’ve tried being overly sensitive and tried not to offend any students, and w e can see w here it's gotten us. It's tim e to push for higher standards and higher *' Both the raieed graduation requirem ent and the higher standard far p sr+^prtfon In extracurricular activities — sports, m usic groups or school du bs — easily won unanimous fj*ocn t he cofntfttw lofl ■ T h e mlatAon o f tbo board, cotn p otfri o f educator*, parent*, poitttclana and hnalneas leaders. Is developing educational guidelines to help Florida's 2,800 public schools prepare 2.8 sM dtnts tit eucceed tnitsldf the davtfTWHn T h e b ig question Is what w ill happen to students whose fall in the * no m an's land between the current standard Iffll mtmwtAmr* A study o f high school grades from last school year showed that 90,336 students had O PA 'a that fell between 1.8 and 2.0. which am ounted to 17.7 per cent o f the high school students. Brogan and others believe raising the standards trill not result In w idespread dropouts and failures. Instead, they say. students trill rise to the occasion. From A$aoeiatad Pro$$ reports aa. No. 2 11 ?$ ■ns Stwe^rkTowiuX km.seen.FtwwNa**- SflNiwe, ns. atm to TMS SANFOMO MKNALO, S.O. Soa »«•?, awtofS. Ft ama-tser. «OMyas«Mswi I O m SN •IM S SMSS IH jq M l* 0 IS M N I V«ar tra ss m s .oo Florida A « USONlO MtMl SW MtM tM lna SO m k h i m i n m M W fto TIM IO S tl Thanks for htlplng Lamar, loft, director o f tha Sanford Mary Unit o f tha American Cancer Society, presents a plaque o f appreciation to SunTrust Bank executives Joann Turnbull, assistant vioe president and ^Bob fn w v w w fii miss rw and manager o f tha San market. SunTrust has gradouaty donated spaoe to the local canoer society unit. The way we were: The first Infterfraternity Christmas Dance Several months ago, Kathryn (Mrs. Charles) Park gave me an a c c o u n t o f t h e f l r a t In terfrateralty Christm as Dance as related In the Sanford Herald. Th is first dance, which became an annual event, was held Dec. 28. 1946. at the M ayfair Inn. Kathervn and I both think that you w ill eqjoy reading about this aa It w ill bring back m em ories o f a delightful event which waa held for m any years. I know It ■ n r ,iff affair at least the m id 1960s and waa iyt discon tiued when the tyfalr Inn I closed. Plans far this flrat dance were under the direction o f Joe MeC a a lln . c h a irm a n , an d h is wmimHlt r m em bers Elisabeth W hlgham . Oeorge Kick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins. Audrey Bach. Jack W oodruff. Jr., na­ tional officer o f Kappa Chi Alpha fraternity. A ttr a c tiv e d e co ra tio n s In ­ cluded a profusion o f gaily col­ ored which were ef­ fectively used in the lobby, card room Roocn. Across lb s w ide In the the Om sk letters o f the sororities and glittered against a ground. On each aids o f the perm lnt: About 600 Sanford o f the various " ^ h g* ■«yi ftaiym ltttro ««« r t in e g m e x enjoyed dancing throughout tha evening to music o f Paul Coble *nd n il Mayfair Inn oretwntni I w ill list those who Attended th is flra t C h ristm as D ance, knowing that moat o f you old tim e rs w ill recb n g n la a tha names. I'm sure that to reading through these, man) Involving these peel brought to each o f your and som e o f you wfU ass your ow n nam es hare. Eqjoyt IS*m o*re o« nrstcTTUuos id q s o ro r itie s p re s e n t In clu d ed Alpha Chi O m ap t H.C. Hetaat, Mrs. Ralph A . 9m tth and BhirWy Kick: Alpha Delta Pi: Mrs. Bruce B o lti A lp h a O am m a D elta : E lisa b eth F its and B arbara Bauades: Alpha Oam m a Rho: Mrs. Larry Johnson: Alpha X I Doha: Charlotte Trust Delta De­ lta Deka: Mrs. W .A. Adam e, Mrs. J J L H W bb . 1 M rs. R o y M ann. M rs. B .L . P a rk in s , J r .. M rs. C h a rle s M ra. J .D . W oo d ru ff. L illia n Boyle, Dorothy Cnunlsy, Otoda m ----ae_*__s Uy mama, (Arjvw n lW ii LmiwOV Las, Peggy Pippin. Mary Ann W heicheL Elisabeth WhW uun, □ B a a M M a M M r C ’W ' THE W E A T H E R ] -----------y m mrsemLrSdsmUtaveUBbiA*. * Today: Patchy otherw ise partly sunny. arou n d 00. W in d b ecom in g southeast 8 to 10 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low m the upper SUNDAY 80s. Ligh t wind. Monday: Partly Fit? many 80-68 cloudy. H igh In the upper 70s. T u e o d o y i Is o la te d m o rn in g showers east coast otherw ise partly cloudy. High# In the mid 1 M O O N f r i m 70s to near 60. W ednesday and Thursday: Isolated late night and m orning N h «w ffv cast mm| otherwise partly cloudy. Low s In the m id to upper 80s Interior and wcat and low er to m id 60a N ov. 92 east. H igh* In the m id 70s to near 60. 'hS voi. High School for nearly a decade and Is currently a district chair­ man for the Florida Bandmasters Association. Another o f his original works w ill be prem iered this m onth by th e S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l Sym phonic Band. The work w ill be played during the w inter concert tn the school's m usi­ cians on Monday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m .tn the school's auditorium . " H e saya th e w o o d w in d s sound good, the brass sounds good, everyone sounds good, but It's never been played together," John Cullum, the Sem inole High School activities director said o f the new work. Keeping your old car? Tips for happy owners) P Rtformorogot oovtouoabout gradoo MIAMI — Kara are tha winning numbers selected Friday Ri tha Florida Lottery: SANFORD — More proof that Sanford la not a town Isolated from cu ltu ral su ccesses has com e from the music depart­ ment at Sem inole High School. J eff Jordan, director o f the musical program s at the school, has had one o f his original sym phonic pieces published. Synergy has been published by Nell A. KJos Music o f San Diego. Calif. The piece was composed In the spring o f 1994 by Jordan In m em ory o f Nelson Thornton, who had been president o f the Band Parents' Association from 1968 to 1969. Th e Sem inole H igh School Sym phonic Band prem iered the work last year. Jordan describes his piece as a “ tribute to an Individual who was dedicated to the advocacy and Integration o f the fine arts." He said the title refers to the action o f m ultiple entitles work­ ing toward a comm on goal o f which each Is Individually in­ capable. Jordan holds degrees from Florida Southern C ollege and from the U niversity o f Kansas. He has been the director o f the bands program s at Sem inole iT M M * M Is M a « « ■ • IS n to n m • tk rr --------- MONDAY PUyeMy 77-69 IM s FULL Daa.0 m •i m « n si « is « to is n « « si « MS IS to I* a « to to to to M to to to a ■ » « TUESDAY PUyaMy 70-69 M \ im m STSTtST" i O O L U N A B T A B L B i m in 2 0 0 a m ., 8.-06 p m., m al.. 7:20 a .m ., 7 :4 5 p .m . T ID B O t D ayton a B sashi highs, 11:15 a.m .. BOO p ro .: lows, 11:23 a.m .. 8:19 p ro .: N ow S m yrn a B o o s t: highs. 11:20 a ro ., 8 0 6 p ro .: Iowa. 11:29 a ro .. 8:24 p .m .: C o o a a B o a s h : h igh s. 11:38 a ro .. 8:20 p ro .: tows. ll:4 3 | jM | 3 B | ;n . t — Sunday: W in d : 10 knots. Bess 2 feet. Bay and Inland w atera a lig h t chop. W id e ly s c a tte r e d e b o w era . Sunday night: W ind south 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and inland w atera a lig h t chop. Isolated showers. « to n . to • m • to to « S •8 . 1M A M M A ** | IT A IM IU M __ W aves are I to 2 feet and glassy. Current la running to the south w ith a water tem perature o f 68 degrees. Mow B m yrns O a a sh T w tvec are 2 to 3 feet and glassy. Current is running to the couth with a water temperature o f 64 degrees. PUyaMy 74-60 is u « m rs to ■r ,.703 a ro . The Ultra Violet Index (U V l) rating far Orlando ia 4. Not ao bad. but atlB uas your U Vl rated by tha Environm ental y as fo ! 0. 1.2 3.4 low 80 7.6,9 high 10- to « si « St to to to ■ to ■ » to H to to to to to i * m to « .« N M « « 88 98 « a is to « • to to to to 88 « * 8 8 ■ » • a « n « • n ■ « a a a to m Or �Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, December 3, 1995 - SA QUAD Squad Members o f the Sanford Police Departm ent QUAD Squad on surveillance In the area o f Fifth Street and O live Avenue, observed a drug transaction and robbery Thursday. Sanford Police Ofc. Dias reported he observed a black m ale pull out a w hite bag and exchange it for m oney with two subjects driving a pickup truck. When the truck pulled array, three black men began yellin g for It to tum back. When the driver returned to the scene, the three m ales attem pted to rob him and his passenger, according to Police Cmdr. Dennis W hitm ire. The QUAD Squad m oved in and arrested Detvin Jackson, 34, *8 Lake Monroe Terrace, charged with one count o f sale and delivery o f cannabis and one count o f robbery; Frederick Lam ar Brock. 18, 32 Lake Monroe Terrace, charged with one count o f robbery and Donald Eugene Herring, 17, 68 Lake Monroe Terrace, charged with one count o f robbery. W hitm ire said Jackson sustained bite marks to his hands when one o f the subjects o f the robbery attem pted to stop him. Juan Jose Nieves, 38,301 E. 37th S t„ Sanford, was arrested for battery-dom estic violence by Sem inole County sheriff's deputies on Thursday. Deputies said he and his stepdaughter got Into a fight when she talked to a young man to whom he did not want her speaking. During the argum ent he allegedly hit her several tim es tn the face. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Dnigchargttmada Syntenlous Lam ar Haws, 21.1216 Lincoln Crt., Sanford, was arrested on charges o f possession o f drugs w ith Intent to distribute by Sanford Police on Thursday. Police said he was In a known drug area when they approached him and saw him lean Into a car that had stopped In the m iddle o f the street. Police said he left the area when he saw them. They said they found a sm all container o f crack In an area he ranpast when thyechased him. Th ey said that a large bulge that had been In his rear pocket was gone when they caught him . Th ey found 8180 in cash In hls pocket when he was arrested, they said. He was held on 83,000 bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Warrant arrests •Sam antha Osbourne, 34, BOO Oak A v e „ Apt. 36. Sanford, on a warrant for violating the term s o f her probation on solicitation charges. A t the tim e o f her arrest, the officer found a pipe com m only used In sm oking crack cocaine In her shirt pocket. She was arrested for possession o f drug paraphernalia as well. She was held without bona at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •F ra n k Lee Johnson, 10, 221 N. Elder Rd., Sanford, on a warrant for failure to appear on ball on charges o f purchasing cannabis. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •D am ien Lam ar Burke, 30. 1000 W . 8th St., Sanford, on a warrant for contem pt o f couri/failuie to pay child support. He was held at the John B. Polk Correctional Facility in lieu I ? 1f f l l t S k o r y A W .. g eo fo A L o d a warrant for contem pt o f courtffallure to pay child support. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Faculty. •A rc h ie Otis Rudolph, 3 4 .3 7 Edward H iggins Terr., Sanford on a warrant for contem pt o f court/faUure to appear aa a witness. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. ____________________________________ __ OFF SHIPPING Polios Department the use o f a new Ford Mustang for the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program. O fficer Rick Poovey, who Florida’s women police chiefs overcame harassment, abuee PENSACOLA. Fla. - Nancy N e w la n d c o u ld h a n d le th e groping, verbal abuse and un­ w anted advances from m ale o f­ ficers. But she couldn't crack the glass cellin g at the Pensacola Police Department. O nly by leaving after 18 years that Included repeated rej ections for prom otion to a supervisory position did she becom e a top cop. Now, Newland is one o f Just fou r w om en am ong Florida's m ore than BOO police chiefs. Th e four fem ale chiefe lead sm all denartm ents and have each conm m ted harassment or bias, or both, during their ca­ reers. "1 have been groped. I have been fon dled." ask! Newland. now cam pus police c h ie f at Pensacola Junior College. "1 can deal w ith m ost o f that — and 1 m ean physically. I have knocked som e m en down. be sittin g In this sest If I had fought that battle too hard." Florida's other fem ale chiefs — Linda Herrington in Oak H ill, a sm all town between Daytona Beach and Titu sville, and Joan W aldron In Stuart — cam e up th ro u g h th e ran ks b u t not w ithout obstacles. H e r r in g to n , 4 8 , sa id th e form er ch ief o f the nine-officer O ak H ilt d ep a rtm en t w ou ld m ak e d e ro g a to ry com m en ts about her and refuse to let her m ake arrests. W aldron , 80, heads a 86* officer force w ith a large corps o f volunteers. She had m ore than 30 y e a n In law enforcem ent w hen prom oted to ch ie f 314 years ago. She started as a Martin County sh eriff's deputy in 1688 and w ent to w ork fo r the city In 1873. "A t that tim e wom en were protected." she recalled. " I flew to other tfwt t r to pick up prison* era end I'd go on search war* rente, but It was always, 'Stay back until the coast Is d e e r . " " ' have to w alk a fine line trying get along w ith m ale colleagues w h ile a v o id in g th e k in a o f ftm tem lxstlon that leads to trou­ ble, the fem ale chiefs say. "1 would have m ale officers w ho 1 knew w ere m arried cOcne on to m e." said New land. " I alw ays knew their w ives’ and c h ild r e n 's n am es. A n d th e m inute they would start crossing those boundaries I would Just s a y , ‘ H o w 's C a ro l and th e H er form er husband also was a Pensacola police officer and she believes he, too, waa denied p rom otion s becau se h e w as m arried to her. Th ey divorced for reasons unrelated to their w ork and he has advanced tn rank since m oving to another departm ent. W ilbanks, w ho has tw o daugh­ ter*. ages 16 and 33. also blam es police w ork for her broken mar* Swiss Scientists Discover New Energy Product Lugjflo, Switzerland-After 23 ytar» nf rcxarrt Lightning SiS wai developed with the help of Sw iu Laborjtorirv After nicmhfc toting with amazing m u lti, Lightning l ] l it now available In (lie United Sulci. Scicntidi are amazed at Lightning RiS’s mulls on Improved mem­ ory, altitude and athletic performance. In a double blind cruis-ovcr trial on uni­ versity students in Italy, Lightning S2* waa given twice daily for 12 weeks. Ih c results were astonishing. Students obtained higher scorn in math, logic and physical education. This new discovery has been a windfall for working and active people that seem to run short of energy wound mid-afternoon and need a little cstra lift. Lightning Kilt when taken in the morning gives a sus­ tained, balanced form of energy through­ out Ihe day. During an Interview in Chicago, a beau­ tician staled, “I used to go home eshausl­ ed after being on my feet all day. Now It's just incredible. I go home with extra ener­ gy and really enjoy my family more.” Lightning 111 is a necessary boost for stu­ dents, professionals and senior ciliteni. Lightniag Id it now available at most K-Mart Pharmacies Including: Sanfbrd3101 Orlando D r._______(407) 322-9192 Intkfi M vy* 3639 U k c Emma M . ......(407) 333-0101 STAY ALIVE being passed over for sergeant. She said she also was told by her chief, w ho has since retired, that he would never let a wom an be a She becam e a state attorney's Investigator and then a consul­ tant until sh sjtot her present Job In February 1904. N ew land b elieves she w as hired, although larking aupervl* aory experience, beceuee o f her education — a m aster's a*g»w* — wide-ranging law enforcem ent creden tials, part-tim e co lleg e tr ackin g and participation in num erous com m unity groups and activities, B o n lly n W ilb a n k s , 4 6 . follow ed a sim ilar path w ith 18 y e a n In three larger depart­ m ents before being hired aa pff fc f ch ief In Virginia Gardens, a tiny M iam i suburb with seven hill-tim e officers, five part-tim ers and three reserves, th e form er nurse has a m aster's degree In too dangerous bu U uet the kind of needed for pffflBflto** tlM S, the fem ale chiefs M id. But they agreed wom en are m aking progress and expect to see m ere ascending to leadership posts In police departments. Florida la about at the national average w ith 1 percent o f Its police chiefs being wom en. T w o oth ers w om en ch iefs, however, lost their lobs this year In Florida. Donna Hansen resign ed In after heading the Fori • departm ent fo r nearly four y ea n , saying she no longer k . U t k . t HMUlflV f. had the m ayor s msupport, in Ju ne, a new O pa-locha c ity m anager dem oted Evelyn Hicks to lieutenant after she had been ch ief for only six m onths so he cou ld bring tn h ls ow n ap­ pointee. d u c t drink iind d riv e j. r Although she sergeant tth the Broward County Bher- decofatlng as < Ihe deep South S IN C E 1941 i M h \ S P f Cl Al I/ 1N(> \ . Location: s M inUH *. fiua Much, Much More! Hi A l l H PA H R SALES & SERVICE Kf Y M A K f R K [)(}(; I A C l N C R A V I N l �M 4A - Sanford Harakl, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Uacambar 3, 1906 Editorials/ Opinions LURLENE SWEETING (USFS 461-MO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or S S I-0093 LacyK. la iH Fuflh-I SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months....................... SIB.90 6 Months....................... 639.00 I Year.............................. 678.00 Hoelda laaldaala r l^ a lw S M r Sa w In M M Rl addition to rttM abovt. EDITORIAL H is to ric T r u s t H o lid a y T o u r of H o m e s Once again, several residents of Sanford'a historic district have opened their homes to strangers and friends for the annual Historic TrustHoUday Tour of Homes. No way to spend the golden years In retrospect, what was the econom ic plight o f Am ericana aged 65 and above In 19667 A t that tim e 1/3 (33 Vi percent) o f all citlxens at that age level lived In poverty. Alm ost three decades later the population 65 and over has Increased dram atically. Today 12 percent o f older Am eri­ cana live In poverty. Medicare was created In 1965 as an Integral part o f President Lyndon Elaines Johnson "w a r on P o verty ." The delivery o f medical services to this segm ent o f our population has becom e an acceptable part o f Am erican life. Thus, the current debate over Medicare em anating from W ashington D.C.. brings worry and consterna­ tion to m any senior citlxens struggling to live w ith dignity on fixed Income. T h e fa ct that lo n g evity haa becom e an Am erican m edical accomplishm ent attests to the fact that m edical care received over the years, since M edicare w as exacted, haa been effective. C ertainly there are m any com plaints about supplies being m edical procedures and....................... I. W hile there Is concurrence grossly overpriced, that these types o f excesses should be curtailed designating Health Maintenance Organisations (HMO’s) aa the alne qua non to curtailing medical care la m ost questionable, particularly since the HMO's are profit driven corporations for whom on e's doctor-patient-relationship la enhanced when Individuals select their physicians, without being lim ited to participating doctors. A re users view ed collectively as HMO recipients governed by rigid guidelines or individuals whose m edical needs are the salient deciding factors? Another facet o f the HMO dilem m a for users is the 65 when he/she is advised that the cost w ill be 645. 660 or w hatever the particular drug costs, tf one haa lim ited tncome and K la August when the HMO's maximum la reached, difficult choices have to be m ade for the rem ainder o f the year. Th e choice w ill be between m edication and the botton line Is financial gain. The objective o f Medicare recipients la to secure quality m edical Personally I reject the notion that doctors who care In conjunction w ith their m edical needs w ithout any consideration for HMO's profit address m y m edical needs are going to be ao pressured by HMO guidelines and that m y health m argin. Political lea d en talk glib ly about how w on­ needs m ay becom e secondary to HMO a profit derful It Is going to be for citlxens receiving m otives. I trust governm ental Medicare m ore m edicine to choose their HMO's. How many than corporate HMO’s. I f I have a problem w ith a Individuals age 65, 70. 00. and BO want a governm ent agency I can make ray concerns catalogue o f HMO's to wade through and discern known to elected officials through m ulitpie w hich one would be best for him ? Do they really means. A s an ordinary cttlsen I have no redress w ant to be placed In the position o f shopping w ith corporations. I have no real m eans o f from one HMO to the other, constantly changing im pacting th eir operational m ode short o f doctors and experiencing upheaval In securing la no w ay to spend one's m edical cate, when they are ill? Confidence in We have seen the district over the past 15 years emerge from many aad, neglected Victorian homes, some dilapidated rooming houses, to a polished, proud testament of the perseverance of visionaries willing to take a chance. J A C K Prediction: More trouble in Bosnia And take a chance they did. Many absentee owners who rented by the week to questionable tenants IS yean were food of saying they "couldn't do any better In that neighborhood.” W ASHINGTON - President C linton's de­ cision to send 60.000 Am erican troops to Bosnia aa part o f a N ATO peacekeeping operation haa prom pted a huge sigh o f relief at United Nations headquarters In New York - a fact that should gtve the president great The realtor who sold the Herald editor her home In the district 15 yean ago had lobbied her to look In Winter Park or College Park. r«ntionin| that Sanford was riddled me and uneducated people. W hen: crime the realtor agreed to travel from her Maitland office commenting. “Oh, wed. you don't have children, you don t realty need to worry about the quality of the schools." C lin to n b e lie v e s the deploym ent w ill be a success. In pari because the troops are there to enforce p eace ra th er than stop a war. But some U.N. officials - who have watched their Today. Sanford schools are distinguishing is positive models for other todeyTl wandering throught the hletortc district. * su u u n n A m g o s iiu iw w n os ig sm sm g to d e a l w ith th e B osn ian crista fo r ggoo realised the charm and value of a grand old - p rivately predict £ Clinton bodevos the worst. ■ A k% A ^ » n I m i — i —- —- * in i ovEMjymtm " I t 's the w o rld 's will bog biggest tar baby. suoosss, In part you try to help an because the you get stuck there, troops anthers high-level to enforce lean source at U.N. p e e o o rather Mien atop e war. J " T h e m o re you struggle, the m ate you can 't get a w a y." Th e lem on o f U.N. Involvem ent te a ' s in The Money Pit)' realdenta who algh conten­ tedly when a restoration protect is done. The tour Saturday and today la about accompSohmeata. The Sanford Hletarie Trust a catalyst has built the event over the years Into a premier one far Seminole County. Residents who live In the district and continue to restore the old homes enable the Tract to apoooor the tour every year. Aad the innovative buelneesse that have sprung up only add to the ambience. Reference the Higgins House Bed * "4 Breakfast* In which we know It. Or the where an elegant meal la far removed from We how much to go on the tour aad aae e historic downtown hat changed an d how ItconM sm a lo ch an g a Fed the pride of rsridenta' accomplish' L E T T E R Baptists and gays R s: Y o u r story on the Sou ths! _ NAT HENTOFF Th e pro-choice civil libertarian Robyn Blum aer, executive director o f the A m erican Ctvfl Liberties Union o f Florida, la eo a c iv il libertarian that aha is at odds w ith the national ACLU r, for instance, sees no VW ” 1 frmTnM ct between being a w hile also supporting the rights o f Archie Bunker-styis In a case Involving eexu by m eans o f allegedly pornographic im ages at a shipyard, a federal district Judge ordered the rem oval o f all "sexu ally su ggestive" posters from the walla and forbade any personal reading m aterial that " i*g*t* offend any worker. Robyn Bhunner urged the national ACLU office not to concur In these overly broad prohibitions, em phasising ***** "sexists have F ast Am sM hnsnt rights too." Rocontty. In hor regular colum n in I : St. Petersburg Tim as, ■ w n M r . who Is strongly I the abortion rights •tin harm It Is doing to Pro-chokers, aha said, have ^ " a cu m u lative roll-back o f F irst th e been*effocthrely in i roam me DuiooftnL •a and court Injunctions, lad lo thv establishm ent o fc t t t e a o fi o r a m in e from the to th s l o f ua don't have thoee kinds o f i w e can protest. It Is one o f the few tools o f publtr persuasion available to the average H W hite U .N .. M m (N ote that * t i» independent fpm lnttt does not say "a v e n g e person. ) * p * » not propose there be no on pro-life protests at abortion rtiw tr*' " I f protesters ai property, interfering w ith the flow o f ve­ h ic u la r Ir a fflc , o r m olesting a potential c lin ic c lie n t, th ey should be arrested. But If all they are doing la n »«n w j | ro y a l n u isa n ce o f them selves through a n In - y o u r - fa c e m essage, the C on­ stitution must pro­ tect them from tm- faith , it doesn't h c u res ss u s ls have the fam ily without sa y hafa W ouldn't K ho nioo the worked to solve the reel (s e c . fn tfta d o f ch asin g a fte r sa d Letters to the editor are welcom e. A ll letters must be signed. Include the address o f the w riter ju td a daytim e telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be aa b rief aa possible. T h r letters are subject to editin g.' to m m M M M M a m | ^ HlfHinl g ijgcjgann Aa a ------11 ^ g" Sa-----^TjaQy i — to be taken from in the m innJiTVQ A in ante a "rich m an's aloud w hy the U.N. In eknllar crises in war-torn w hen It vo cifero u s tn-yourpro-tifam. There are buffer sonsa in B u ffa lo. N .Y .. and .Fla.. d a n t C lin to n . T h o O o n tra l A s s e m b ly approved tw o doom resolutions to tbs past four years m andattod deferent tasks for the (U JI. Pfalnsd "R doesn't load to m ythh fa And then h hm the Security Counrd, which manages to hsep us twtattag to Um wind out known or even cared about the tion r* to fail, fa x U.N. tw o o f which w ere overrun b y ths Berko they w ere good and ready. Th ey fed ha the U.N. farces w ou ktoTm oot hark W a w ere n e ver asked to d o p eace ureem enL" BoutraoOhaU told us sw h er this year. "W a peace. W hen (ths the In a different tim e, w ith differ pro-chokers m ay find their ow n free righ ts sa d ly d im inished b y exclu sionary rulings from which they used to derive such iitM ic U o a . la New Y ork Sullivan, "th a t debate oo public la “ a os V. then, by ths ' _ -A "*- a T h e C onstitution, h o w ev er, h as at There laafaoat no p H 1—*"6 " I f a m ^y?r lo change |********* o bear on aa individual or writes, " it hires ritlA iiM X * A that a t the top. U.N. Secretary OhaU to baghi with. Ha . H o w e v e r, s a y s th s p e rs is te n t R o b yn Blumner. " I f Bharpton had been banished a ths civ il rights protests againti Jim ths south. But. "h ad the rcetricted to a spot they targeted, would their dtetaat chants have guiky enough to It doesn't ryou’r s i a the U .N .'e In October, the R ev. A i Sharpton. a 1 o f the First Am endm ent, led SOOpro a rtf mortal ration outside Justice Th om as' hom e. T h s dem o nstrators w ere vehem ently objecting to the Justice's dscM ons o o m atters oonccm ito race. It la safe to say 1 am a frequent vtaUor lo Florida, the Disney today corns U Ufgjgff they untform ly warn that agreem ents by the Yugoslavia have been frequently **nrkTti "O nly when the * like NATO did the ," a U.N. official told our Van Atta. " l o the U A . m ust be prepared to Tfeere wlU g v g look kindly on ths principle o f exclusionary ordinances, i f not alw ays on ths particulars. LETTERS TO EDITOR A N D E R S O N �Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Dscsmbsr 3, 1986 - •* Cars Reaching 1A do what they can to turn the Uvea o f thoae young people who have run afoul o f the law at least once. BRO, or Brethren Reaching O u t originated earlier this year w ith A lvin Johnson who said O od g a v e him the program concept as he drove along the highway. It was organised by Johnson w ith the assistance o f his pastor, Rose Davis, and the cooperation o f the Sanford Police Deportm ent. On Saturday, w hile Johnson t a lk e d to th o s e w h o h a d gathered for the program 's first op en h ou se, S a n fo rd p o lic e Cm dr. D ennis W h itm ire and Deputy C hief Joe Dillard helped organise some activities, sgt. W illie H a rd in , m e a n w h ile , w orked careftilly a t the portable b arbecu e pit m aking scrum ptious' trays o f chicken and hot dogs ter the crow ds to en joy w ith potato chips and onu iM drink. "W e're going to teach these you ng people about self esteem and about what they can do to m a k e t h e ir liv e s b e t t e r . " Johnson said. A red m ylar ribbon fell aside on the front porch o f Apartm ent 418, w here they hope to make a difference for so many. Th e crow d that gathered there for the cerem ony m ade up m ostly o f very young children and their m others and g r a n d m o th e r s . T h e o ld e r c h ild re n and y o u n g a d u lts whom the program hopes to serve stood, arms crossed de­ fiantly, and listened m ore In­ tently to the heavy beat o f the m usic blasting from the radio o f a car that cruised the streets In the area. A prayer, followed by a sim ple hym n, a Bible reading and a Sailfest IA turned out to watch the festivities. ''T h is Is the largest Inland regatta In the w orld ." said Sailfest Com m ittee m em ber Dave Chapin. " A lot o f com panies unveil and test prototypes here, which Is exciting. Things have i very w ell, and w e're very happy. Th ere has a good breese. and everything has started on tim e. Th e Sem inole and Orlando Pow er Squadrons provided rescue and support vehicles, as w ell as tow vehicles. Jack and Lorain Sisco, m em bers o f the Orlando Power Squadron, have been Involved In the event for the last five years. Th e Siscos w ere gracious enough to take tw o Skn/brtf Herald staff m em bers out onto Lake Monroe on their boat. See Urchin, for an updoae view o f the regatta. Th e Sem inole High School ROTC was also on hand to offer assistance to event organisers. Four m em bers o f the Am ericas crew attended this year's event. Hannah Swett, Katie Petttbone, M erritt Carey and Melissa Purdy represented Am ericas, the first all-wom en’s team to sad In the Am erica’s Cup com petition. J J . amd Peter taler were also at Sailfest. J .J . Isler w as the tactician and starting helmawoman for Am ericas, w hile husband Peter w as navigator aboard Dennis Conner's Stars and Stripes In 1987 and 1988. Peter Isler has been ESPN's analyst for the netw ork's coverage since 1993, and Is also the author o f L a th Oemelttag. editorat-iarge for S ailin g Word Maguine, and producer o f D ennis C on n er's R oad to the Am erica's Cup. Sailing celebrities Ed Baird, Morgan Reeser, K evin Burnham and BUI Drahelm were also at the Sanford lakefron t Baird coached Team New Zealand to Ha 1998 Am erica's Cup victory, and Drahelm Is an accom plished sailor, Reeser and Burnham team ed up to w in a Sttver Medal In the 1993 Sum m er O lym pics and a gold medal In the 19S8 OoodwUt Oames. T w o m onths ago, Sailfest suffered a great loss when Gardner died. Th e loos made it harder for surviving organisers to concentrate on securing sponsorships and m ailing out registration. As a result, the num ber o f boats that registered for the regatta dropped from 701 In 1994. Every year, w e try to Im prove this even t," Chapin said. "W e really m lasJ olw . and all o f our efforts have been dedicated to his m em ory. W e il continue to r life. Its good, — m «g prom oted m ore In this w w " The rem aining Sailfest schedu le for ■VHDATtMOBMMMI S Is as follows: 7 a.m .-U a.m . — Minute Maid orange Juice and Yoplalt yogurt served. 9:30 a.m .-3 p.m. — Races 4 and 5. Noon-3 p.m . — Cookout lunches available for purchase — Poolside. 3 p.m .-3 p.m. — Radio-Controlled Yachts — Marina H otel Pool. 3 p.m .-3:45 p.m . — W insurfing Freestyle Com petition — Poolside shore. 3:45 p.m .-4 p.m . — D ive for Dollars — Marina H otel Pool. 4 p.m .-4:45 p .m .— Door Prises Awarded. 4 :4 5 p .m .*8 p .m . — T o m B la c k a lle r Sportsmanship Aw ard presentation. 8 p.m .-6:30 p .m .— Trophy presentation. f V - y& y& t > r TS O M A B O O M D O * A U t t T hto sons (Jordon o f Exning-New Thom as Oordon A lb e rt 83. o f M arket, E n glan d. W ayn e o f M acon, Oa. and form erly o f Sanford and Robert o f Kathleen. Sanford, died Friday, Nov. 34, O a.t h is d au gh ter D ebra o f EUenwood, Oa.: his sister Leona 1996 at his home. He had been a m em ber o f First C ase o f Bald Knob. A ik .: his six and tw o greate d M e tfib d l st jC h life h ' i n nc .w hen he 1 ijH fieto. H4 been IAh l Bov fSbout Ejtcscti* C rest Lawn Funeral Home, D irector for t h A t .'J o h n 's District and D irector for cam p Macon, Oa., in charge o f the LaNoCbe near DeLand. He was a arrangements. lifetim e m em ber o f the Boy Scouts o f Am erica. Eldo W . Brown, 84. Orange Survivors Include his w ife Lou: G IB P IN O J t a . N , I M S — Ho t. 17, IM S *\9 ‘cTMutotno*. woultl Bibe to thank aCC fstonda and Coved ones at the passing of mu husband. Q tb cPtug. ‘SThank <you fo* you* Wndheae and sympathy at a time when tt teas deeply appreciated. Boulevard. Sanford, died Friday Dec. 1,1998 at his home. B o r n S e p t . 7 . 1 9 1 1 In Blackford County, tnd., he was a m achine operator and a m em ber o f the Lutheran Church o f the Good Shepherd and a com m ittee m em ber o f PaoU Scouts *539. S u rvivo rs Inclu de his w ife Edna: his sons Robert E. o f S a n fo r d a n d P a u l E . an d Lawrence A . both o f Indiana: his daughter Carolyn Stetnfeldt o f In dian a: h is sister M argaret W a ters o f M issou ri: his six grandchildren and four grand­ children. Baldwin Fairchild, Oaklawn Park C em etery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary in charge o f the arrangements. oum Gtnoesely. ______________________ <t&anotne ‘P in g and tt%ttmtly When the time comes, choose an independent funeral home, Ws can about bow we serve famiUea, The aervice w ill meet your needs, notours. We provide tbe best aervico at tbe best price. We doe#preparation at this facility. Dorothy M. Caltrlder, 89, V il­ la g e P la ce , L on g w ood, d ied W ednesday, Nov. 39,1995. Boro In W ayne, Pa., she was a hom emaker who m oved to cen­ tral Florida In 1973. Su rvivors include her sons Jim o f Longwood and B ill o f Orlando; her brother W .C. MeClean o f Baltim ore: his sisters Ann Oovreau and Rose Ellen H u lslead, both o f Baltim ore, M ary M ulquln o f Penobscot. M ain e an a M artha L o v e o f Huntsville, Ala. Beacon N ational Crem ation Society, W inter Park, In charge o f the arrangements. t " T 'i y . P *■ i ... ' J v t t jjj /1 f. 4 recorded gospel song and a few Impromptu testim onials by a gaggle o f nervous young girls, were not o f much Interest to the young men. "B u t this can w ork ," Johnson said. “ W e can turn these lives around knd make a differen ce." U nder the tu tela ge o f the Sanford Housing Authority Reslen ts C ouncil (SH A R C ), the BRO program w ill work with the Sanford Police Departm ent, HRS and various Ju ven ile Justice programs. SHARC w ill provide volunteers from am ong the resi­ dents and guidance on working with those who live in the public housing. "W e want to be able to work together to make a difference," said W hitm ire. StinecipherM rs, J o h n B r u m le y , M rs. W allace B ell, Mrs. H am ilton Blsbee, Mrs. Sam Martina. Mrs. Troy Ray. Mrs. G eorge Speer and Mrs. Ben Whttner. P I D e lta P h i: M rs. J .W . Altm an, Mrs. R.B. Brown, Mrs. Edward H iggins. Mrs. Robert Kama. Mrs. Donald M errill. Mrs. L.P. Moore. Charles Park, Mrs. Dale Scott. Mrs. Harry Tooke, Mrs. C harles V odoplch, Mrs. W illiam Bush. Mrs. A . Doudney, Audrey Bach, Betty Jo Brock. D aphne C on n elly, L en ab elle H agan, C arolin e L ee, P eggy P ip p in , S h ir le y M o re la n d , Martha Perkins, Norm a Jean Sayer, Nancy W illiam s, Eltae H u thdson ; C hi O m ega: Mrs. Sterling Bowling and Mrs. J.N. Alford: Phi Mu: Mrs. A.B. Duxbury. Alpha Tau Om ega: O.D. Bish­ op, Bruce Bolt, R.B. Brown, Bill Brumley. Mack Cleveland, John Dunn, Kirby Fite, Ernest House­ holder, K a rly le H ouseholder, T o n y H u d d le s to n , S p e n c e r H arden, E.C. H arper, W ade R u ck er. B o b b y N ew m an . D ou glas S te n s tro m , M cK a y Truluck, Huge W hetchel, Jr., H u ge W h e lc h e l, S r.. H en ry W ight. H arold Kastner, O len Ltnjpe. Kappa Sigm a: B ill W yche and Frank Form : Delta Tau Delta: Robert Altm an: Delta Sigm a Phi: Harry Brownlee , J.H . Truluck and H arry J oe M lnarlk: Phi Kappa Tau: K erry Lee, Francis Roum iliiab G eorge.Tsropfe and 1A probably istretch that a bit m ore, som e pec me people feel that synthetic oil offers extra protection, and It Is leas likely to break down In Florida's hot clim ate. No m atter w h ich kind o f o il you use, however, changing It regularly Is im portant because contam inants can build up In the oil over tim e and cause engine dam age If they (along w ith the o il) are not rem oved. If you decide to use syn th etic o il, exp ect to pay about twice as much for an oil change. The im portant thing to re­ m em ber Is that a very w in layer o f oil la all that keeps the m etal parts In your engine from grin­ ding together, so it's Im portant to keep oil In as good condition as possible. W ith the w ide selec­ tion o f shops that w ill change your off In Just 10 or 18 m inutes without an appointm ent all for Just about 920, there's no reason to Ignore your car's m otor o il. O f course, m otor oil Is not the only fluid In a car that needs periodic attention. Anti-free*e, or radiator coolant, Is another. In a hot F lorid a sum m er, It Is especially Im portant, because you car needs as much cooling power as it can get then. You should check you coolant level at least once a week, and If It Is low, add the appropriate amount o f a 50-50 m ixture o f coolant and w ater. Most newer cars have translucent reservoirs that make checking and adding the coolant easy, but If yours does not, you 'll have to check the radiator direct­ ly. If this Is the case, rem em ber to never open s radiator cap when the engine la hot, because you could easily get scalded. I f you notice any persistent leaks, you should get them checked out quickly. L ik e m otor o il, It Is also change e v e r y 3 ,0 0 0 m ile s : m o s t m echanics recom m end about once in every 18,000 m iles, or once a year (the beginning o f sum m er Is a good tim e). It's Important to change the coolant because as the coolant is used. It can break down and start to corrode your cooling system . O f c o u r s e , t h is c a n le a d to expensive repairs. Many o f the sam e shops that your oil cai radiator coolant. Another fluid that needs peri­ odic attention la brake fluid. Bob Handren. an area resident who owna a m o d i f i e d 1967 Oldsm obtle 443 W-30. recom ­ m ends having your car's brake fluid flushed once a year because It c a n a b s o r b m o is t u r e esp ecia lly In F lo rid a 's m oist clim ate-and this can lead to corrosion o f your car's breaking system. Finally, if your car has power steering and/or an autom atic transm ission, d on 't forget to check their fluid levels periodi­ cally. Autom atic transm ission fluid should also be changed about once every year or two. • 34Yn. • CrtmtoaJ Is* * Corperatei tour? I A .1 ATTORNEY AT U R IAKI MARY 321 G577 Make This Holiday Special For You And Your Loved Ont ' (Overnight to 16 Dtyt) * Perfect for holiday shopping or out-oftown tripe * S ftfia l activities planned to enhance ths spirit o f the * Know that your loved one will receive swettent cars, support and overnight supervision until you return. ........................ leliU lm m j Park, J i O e o rg e S p e e r, H erb el S ten strom , Bud W eb er, Pat W ilson and Frank McNeil. Z e t a B e t a T a u : 8 lm o n Dtngfelden Lambda Chi Alpha: Joe Baker, Laurier Beard, BUI Brinson. Bob Chum ley, David Oatchel, Bobby Pullin, W alter Sm ith and Ralph Austin Smith: PI Kappa Phi: G ene Adam s, A n d re w C a rra w a y . E d w a rd D aniels, Robert Kam a, Mark J a cob y. J oe O 'C on n er. B ert Ripley and J.D. W oodruff. Phi Kappa Alpha: A1 Brock, Pete Brock. Robert Cornell, John C ou rier. O eo rge K ick , A .W . Epps, J r.. B illy G ray, O ene Harrison, Edward Higgins, Jr., Higgins. John Higgins, EdwardI H urt. Jam es In gley, Glenn McCall, nre M cltcr. B.L. Perkins, Jr., John Pope, Nell Powell, Charles Rauleraon, Troy Ray, John Schlrard, B illy Shoemaker, Oeorge A. Speer. J r., O .W . S p en cer, W illia m Thigpen. Tom m y Vaughn, C.A. Whidden. Jr., Frank W oodruff, Harry W oodruff, Jack W oodruff, Jennings Hurt, O ene LeOette, David Jackson, Oeriad Loosing, Edmund Meish ***** Bunny Mc­ Call. Sigm a A lph a Epsilon: Ray Fox, Jam es Ktrhy, B illy Hut­ ch ison , W illia m L e ffle r, Lea L esh er, J o e M cC aalln, D ick Meriwether, J 3 . Root. Donald SUL H arry Tooke. Dan W right: Q a n m a P h i D e lta : O e o rg e T ou h y: B eta T h eta P I: R oy — . . Aid Conftised By , MEDICARE?! Com* & Meeijoon Harkins CohMUh ’T he Medicare Lady” WED., DECEMBER 13th 2*0 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 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Negotiating the new three year lease for Faison was John Crossman. Faison Orlando Is the largest com m ercial real estate services company In Central Florida, m anaging and leasing m ore than 10 m illion square feet In retail, office and Industrial properties. Phar-Mar co-foundar aantancad to prlaon CLEVELAND — Phar-Mor Inc. co-founder Michael Monus was sentenced today to nearly 20 years In prison for a fraud and em bezzlem ent scheme that sent the discount drugstore chain Into bankruptcy court. Monus. 48, was sentenced to 235 months In prison, a 81 m illion fine and five years' probation. He was Im m ediately taken into custody. "In the 10 years I was at Phar-Mor. Phar-Mor grew to 300 stores In some 35 states and 20,000 em ployees," Monus told U.S. District Judge George W hite. "T h e Important thing Is not the numbers to m e ... but the em ployees — all those dedicated, loyal and highly m otivated people. " I want them to know the sorry and regret that 1 have. The sorrow and regret w ill live with me for the rest o f m y life ." W hite refused requests to allow Monus free on bond w hile a conviction Is appealed and to allow him to report voluntarily to prison on Jan. 15 after his son's bar mttsvah. Earlier this. year. Phar-Mor em erged from nearly three years o f U.S. Bankruptcy Court protection, after shedding about two-thirds o f Its stores and cutting thousands o f jobs. Finn and W alley pleaded guilty to fraud and tax charges and agreed to testify against Monus. Monus' first trial. In 1993, ended In a hung Jury; ch arges'of Jury tam pering are pending. In his second trial. Monus was convicted on all charges: 96 counts o f interstate transportation o f stolen property, five counts o f wire fraud, taro counts each o f bank fraud, m all fraud, and filin g false Income tax returns, and single counts o f obstruction o f Justice and conspiracy. T h e com pany estim ated Its losses at 8500 m illion . Prosecutors put the total loos at up to 82 billion. Including about 81 billion lost by Investors. SANFORD — A re you ready for a gourm et treat In a "re g a l" atm osphere? Step back In lim e to an elegant Victorian age at the Rose Cottage Tea Room. Tucked away on Park Avenue an d 1 3 t h R M t a iir a n t Street, right on r t v i t w the com er, Is the m ost sur­ prising little delight In Sanford. The tea room Is behind, and to the side o f Park Avenue Antiques. The Rose Cottage has been open for luncheon service and now to add sparkle to your h o lid a y s , th e y a re o ffe r in g Gourmet Candlelight Dinners on Saturday evenings. (Please call for details, and reservations are suggested.) Recently m y m other and I enjoyed one o f the lovely candle­ light dinners. Our m eal Included a special wine tasting featuring the wines from Romania. The evening was wonderful! A d if­ fe re n t R om an ian w in e w aa served w ith each o f the four courses. Ray Vlntllla. owner o f Suveran Prem ier W ine com pany provided the wine, and I later found that Suveran had supplied the wines for the London Sym ­ phony’s recent visit. The food, service and atmosphere made the entire evening a m em orable treat for both Mom and m e. My absolute favorites on the menu were Rosem ary Foccada bread, the Eggplant caviar and the nm n siwws* mmm s s * PM Womack, Joanne Boyoe-Taytor, owner Stca Nacu, Jack W oodley and Ruth Elnalg toast the Grape leaves slutted w ith w hite m eats (usually grape leaves are stuffed wtth red m eat so this was quite a sw itch)! Th e wtnes that w ere tope In m y book w ere a warm , fru ity Plnot Notr (red) and a crisp but sw eet Cotnari (w hite) holidays M the Rosa Cotta©# Tea Room during a special gourmet candlelight dinner. dessert w ine. Th ere is no better w ay to start you r holiday season than visitIng this beautiful, cosy tea room , Sica Nacu (the ow ner) has painstakingly attended to every detail o f the gracious Victorian decor and dinner. Her staff w ill "w a it on you hand and fo o t". C all the Rose Cottage Tea Room for all the details and reservations for your candlelight dinner, you w ill nave a grand timet Happy Holtdays! XL Cars o f Sanford, a homo health cars agency, held an open house for Its new faciU,tles M 818 E. 1st S t, Suite 4, 'Sanford. Lsft: Adm inistrator J ill H otter w elco m es U s e Minch, Nancy Newman and Dr. Ella Dumeny Jr. Right: Enjoy­ ing som e tatty fo o d and drink are, from left, Cindy F rang tone, Sylvia Illicit, W ee Wagaman, Dr. Aravlnd Filial, Kristy Davis, U sa Ptaoe and Wendy Lewis. I * F C C ruling will dram atically increase value of Caller ID Ing dellvery o f CsUsc ID Informs* Uon. Callers m ay unblock de­ livery o f C aller ID Inform ation b y . ituiiw g * 0 2 prior to each «-*h when they desire to deliver the inform ation. " A means for enabling de­ livery o f Caller ID inform ation on so m e c a lls is n e c e s s a r y ," S trlck ler explain ed "b ecau se th ere a re s e rv ic e s su ch as BeUSouth's Autom atic C all Re­ jection, that w ill automatica lly Mock delivery o f any call when C aller ID Inform ation is not delivered. W ithout the unblockIng capability, there m ight be no w ay for calls between the parties to b e com pleted without opera­ to r— F o r & N e w t o t h e b M S k w e s e e m m u n it y The QreMer Sanford Chamber o f Commerce recen tly w elcom ed S titch by S titch , 118 Palmetto Ave., to the business community. From left: Brent Adamson, Rich Plan o f Florida; Patty Messer, First Union; Wanda Kelly, ehamb director; Johnny Cox, H eillg Meyer Pumitwi M ichelle Gamer and Mark Gamer, Stltoh I Stitch owners and Harry Raid, attorney. P e i s o r i i i l C o m m e r c u I n s u r a n c e Consumer kids replay toy test for fun, safety Associated Press Writer Y O N K E R S . N .Y . - F iv e months later. Gooey Louie la still at the bottom o f the toy Ust. "It's just a stupid toy." said Brenna Gethers. 14. o f Mount Vernon, one o f 28 toy testers this year for the m agazine Zillions, a children's version o f Consumer Reports. E v e ry y e a r . Z illio n s has experts test 10 toys for safety and durability, and then the young testers rate Just bow much fun they are. The results are published In the Decernb e r-J a n u a ry Issu e to h e lp a parents — in youngsters — and their Christmas shopping, accord in g to M oye re fh om p a on m anaging editor o f Zillions. More than a dozen o f the testers who analysed the toys in August returned Thursday af­ ternoon to the headquarters o f Consumers Union, the may sine's publisher, for the o f the ratings. The toy testers got chance to play with the toys. They shot each other with N erf R ip s a w s (K e n n e r . $ 1 5 ). S k y b la a te r T u rb o C a tch ers (Oddzon Products, 825) and The A d ve n tu res o f B atm an and Robin Space Shooters (Milton TONY RUSSi, JR TONY RUSSi INSURANCi MTS 8. French Ave. 3 2 2 -0 1 1 3 IIII n O n n t i s / /1 s 1 1 1 11 11 , , �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. Qtcam oar 3. 1W5 - 7A Health/Fitness Exploring nursing home care: Som e myths dispelled you are dependent on staff to m eet your needs. Aa a resident you are able to decide what you need and how to go about m ----------------------------- 4 -------m eeting those needs. You then n in q v u iiiip w w in i becom e Independent in decision Im agine you are 70 yeara-old. m aking. m arried and have one child. You You m ay depend on staff for a have been Independent all your abort period o f tim e when physi­ life. You have a stroke, leaving cal constraints preclude your the right tid e o f your body weak. Independence. For exam ple, if Near the end o f the hospital stay you break your hip and cannot you r doctor dlecueere w ith you am bulate to the bathroom on and your fkm lly the need to go to your own yet. You are receiving a m in in g hom e for therapy. therapy to strengthen you. You A t the m ention at a m in in g m ay need assistance from sta ff hom e you becom e afraid. You until you regain the strength to fear you 'll be In the nursing ambulate on your own or w ith a hom e the rest o f your life. You walker. are afraid you w ill not get your Another m yth Is that as a m edication on tim e. You are fa m ily m em ber you w ill be afraid you w ill lose your in­ Judged fo r abandoning you r dependence. Your husband Is parent If you place them In a w ondering how he is going to nursing hom e. By placing a Uve w ithout you. Your daughter parent In a nursing hom e to is feeling gu ilty for not being m eet their needs you do not able to care for you. She is afraid abandon your parent, you are she w ill be Judged and accused p ro v id in g fo r y ou r p a ren t’s o f abandoning her paren t needs and that la how It la Th is scenario shows several view ed by the staff. m yths about nursing homes and W id e s p re a d a b u se la y e t points out the em otional turm oil another m yth that la often linked on patients and patients' fam i­ to nursing homes. T o secure any lie s . Ju st w h at sh ould you profe ssional licenses In the State expect from nursing hom e care? o f Florida, you must undgergo a Florida Departm ent o f Law En­ E n te rin g a n u rsin g hom e forcem en t background check doesn't necessarily mean you and an HRS abuse background w ill stay until you die. Although check. W ith C N A'a (C ertified there Is long term placem ent In a Nursing Assistants) the facility Is nursing hom e, m any patients do requ lulred to have an FOLK and i get to go hom e after receiving HRS abuse check done prior to care. Som e o f the short term placing a person on the Job. The care Includes m onitoring the diet fa cility also Investl restimates any If you are put on a R ecta l diet, accusation made by fam ily and tea ch in g abou t m ed ication s, or residents and HRS {R S Is called ao physical therapy, occupational they also can investagate. On therapy, and speech therapy. rare occasstona abuse does oc­ Short term care ie designed to cur, It la the exeception and not assist you in regaining strength, the rule. regaining tkU U and learning new skills such aa when to take N u rsin g h om es a re tra d i­ your m wftra thm. what you can tionally run by skilled and quali­ eat or b o t eat, etc. Th e purpose fied staff. Exam ples are: Regis­ Is to get you to ftinctkm In­ tered nurses receive extensive d e p en d en tly . S om e d iseases tra in in g and pass the sam e such as atrokaa m ay keep you boards aa other RNs w ho m ay doing all the tasks you did w ork In h ospitals. Licen sed p rior to ti the stroke but the therapy arm teach you new to adapt to the* lik e oth er L P N i. C N A 'a are You sra not • patient |a a certified by com pleting a course nuraliu| home. You are actually and passing a teat. N ursing a real dent In the nuratng home, hom es provide ongoi Uon and training o f a r f O Q f l/ U I U ftS t w ii P i i fM ^ iU ja a i/ifw C iv T —a ot aa---- a*anM nn i# v f in u iu y y Angela K f — n brock and Cindy Msroux, Health a a I am Ia m u XIIM maMm W om en’s club learns pathway to health is through laughter Ip io irtto th iH a ra ld "Pathw ays o f H ealth" v m the title o f a program presented to the Heathrow W om en's C tu battb 'Laugh tt up" — a*.a.' ■ h « a lia i«w ----- * Q— LoivTiPr d aa n cu u i ivcnrKffPtrva ov m octtiiixjIv r a m m ii n H w O a l U ^ --a .^ -_ -a e # a f-_ Ima.mialna** L a u gh ter releases en dorp h in s (A me elevatin g brain chem ical) Endorphins are a natural tension relea se-la u gh in g reduces a exntained " I f vou let etreaa you. tt w tb -p h y a k ^ y . mentaUy and every w hich way. Stress Is related to lllneee and III health." Om tfV*h in * — humor m the w orst o f i la to M ow th tam aboai ntdy. rldlcuroportlon. f c y you 're stuck in a o f absurdity, you attention la put In Florida's State Departm ent o f Health and Rehabilitative Services fw irv* that participants in an eight weak w alking program w ere able to reduce H o rn they fctt at wotm by SO percen t Other guest speaker. Cindy Heroux. Health and W ellness Nutritional Services adjunct Instructor then covered topics such as grape­ fruit diets,-com bining m eat starch at the ne-nothlng But fru it until noon-and other m yths and h alf truths. The advised wom en to include an abunit variety Ot fruit end vegetables w ith a sensible diet. Charlene Benner Introduced new members, R ita C astellanl. M ary O cchluto. D orothea Zappa. Prances Preglato and Lynn Shields. Marlon Oood, charitable Endeavors chair­ m en reported >ti* t our Christm as would focus on the Hacienda Otria Ranch. Each d u b m em ber was given a specific girls name, else and engjraftone for glfta to be presented at the luncheon Dec. 11th. She reported that the W om en'a Chib had donated •78,000 In cash and oootrtbutloaa to various om m uM tysM vtcoa over the last An addlnenal 914,000 was in and techniques to Im prove on care and to keep up w ith new advances In m edical care. E v e ry y e a r auch n u rsin g hom es go through a survey process by the governm ent. From these surveys com es the ratings. The type o f license they have are based upon these ratings. The type o f licenses are as follow ; 1. Superior, the facility goes above and beyond what the standard license requires. New fa c ilitie s and th ose b ou gh t w ithin a year o f licensing do not receive Superior ratings even If It la the care they are providing. 2. Standard; the facility m eets re­ quirem ents aa set by the gov­ ernm ent. 3. C onditional, the facility la not m eeting standards In which som e could be lifethreatening. Th ey still operate but they have a certain amount o f tim e to correct mistakes. 4. Moratorium, the facility la un­ able to adm it new Medicaid or Medicare patients due to not m eeting governm ent standards. They have a certain amount o f tim e to correct deficiencies. 8, If the facility continues not to m eet governm ent standards the facili­ ty Is closed. A nursing hom e Is a place at which you should trust the care o f the staff to m eet the needs o f the resident. A nursing hom e r o v ld e s n u rs in g c a re , rea b llita tlo n . d ie ta ry n eed s, psychosocial needs and activi­ ties. Each -nursing home pro­ vides different sendees and that is w hy It la necessary far you to check out the nursing homes Individually. im Bltdwr to s retotered mns and R iNearr ' 91 ^9819 t®F Central Florida Regional Hospital Part of Columbia Park Healthcare System in cooperation with Anthony J. Arciola, M .D ., M ichael D. Friedman, M .D ., Gonzalo Huaman, M .D ., Charles N. Witten, M .D ., and Abraham L . W oods, M .D. WU provide FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS on Saturday, December 9,1995 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Americas Caecer Society reonsnsdi that aB ana over (beat* of SOhave aaaaaealpro«tateeuus. Tho*« with a feniiy history of prostate cancer should have an annul prostate exam beginning at at* *0* Appointments are required. Please call 1-800-492-2747 for reservations and information. �For exam ple. Vam -W ilson Mid a child w ho learns not to take drugs, w in reject them and lq)ect positive peer preaaure Into the but we aro not 1 m an i “ Our fo o l la em powerm ent o f our youth,” ahe Mid. If black youngsters becom e know ledgeable on laauea facing their com m unity, they wlU be able to positively im pact I t she said. "E du cation Is the essential Ingredient to a very productive life . W ith ou t It. w e becom e sta gn a n t" ahe said. “ I f w e can get to our youth early, w e can make a great Im pact on them. T h ey w ill he able to, m ake appropriate choices. black community. --------- «-■— “m a healthy black families, I.M M at a "We want the children focused so they can grow up to be healthy and have a strong fkmlly," she said. While the organisation la working to build a stronger black community. Yarn-Wilson IU n M W w U S ra > fw N s M r t Dr. Joyce Morley-Ball works with young blacks on understanding them selves during the seminar. Youngsters pictured Include (from the left) Mellah CondemnedC on tin u ed fro m Page I A buildings. Drug dealers hawk their wares on the porches o f those houses as children d ig In the dirt, unaware o f the dangers around them. "T h e only way things w ill change Is If we make a change." said c ity com m ission er Lon Howell. Charles Rowe, director o f re­ developm en t fo r the c ity o f Sanford, recom mended the city condemn the buildings and take em ergency action to r u e them. The commission chose to take the slower route o f condemna­ tion that could take months o f public hearings and debate, cit­ ing that em ergency action could only be taken In the case o f h e a lth Issu es o r Im m in en t danger to the public. Howell, however, agreed with Rowe that action needed to be »w lfler and more definitive. "W e have drug dealers selling crack over here with teeny kids playing over h ere," he said, crossing his arm s acrom his chest and shaking his head. " I f that's not a danger. I don't know Anderson, N icole Lomax, Angel Jackson, and Tam eka Campbell. what Is." Rowe M id the houses arc a health hazard and a danger to the com m unity. Tearing them down Is the only solution to the problem. "I'm In a hard place h ere." Rowe conceded. "T h ese homes were owned by whites for years and they w ere In bad shape and no one did anything about It. And now th ey 're ow ned by blacks and they are In Just as bad shape and w e're com ing down on them. But the fact rem ains that they have to come dow n." Margaret A. Jones has owned the houses since 1070. S h e s a id It h a s b e e n a nightm are that culm inated last m onth w hen she discovered broken sewer pipes on the prop­ e rty th at w ere cau sin g the houses to shift and crack. " I knew there was problem all along, but I thought there were Just filth y tenants," she M id . "A n d they told me that at the city. They Just told m e these people were probably flushing things down the toilet, but that wasn't It." She said the sewage lines on Dana Sherrill said she had hoped that he would be inspired by the beautiful homes and want to fix up their home. " I cam e last year and w u Just awed by these beautiful places." she said. Shawn Davis was "th rilled '' that so many people In Sanford w ere taking the Initiative to preserve Sanford's historic past. "In so many places they are Just tearing these places down and p u ttin g up b o rin g o ld houses." he said, m im icking a yawn. "T h is place has excite­ ment. It has life. I adore th is." historic past." The tour o f historic homes continues today from noon until 5 p.m. Tickets, which are $10 each, are available at the Cultur­ al A rts building. 110 W . Fifth Street. 1012 home on 17th Street la the last stop on the tour, "lo v e d " fixin g her home up for the tour. "W e've Just been here a few years and there were some real challenges In putting It together and w e've had to be creative, but It la a beautiful house and w e've enjoyed It." Those who walked the course were appreciative o f the work hom eowners have put Into their houses. "T h ere Is so much potential h e re ." Lori Adam s said. " I t makes you want to com e here to live when you see how much love the com m unity has for Its 9 ti& C o fo * C atalog o fillin g Aew& q S(gfa i u 4 iw i0 a W e 9 k * ‘S W o & d o g Q4t S b M b g Q k u s o e tf LAKEM ARY JEWELRY Lah* M p y *. G U a t J ffM ta r. I S f t o L t Stm t location H N P B B H M P M P fH B i the property are old and have not been m aintained. She added the old system was supposed to have been replaced betw een 1074 and 1079. but that It w u not though It has been "erased " from the city maps. The houses have been nothing but trouble for her, she M id . She has seen tenants die, she said In retrospect, because they have had to live In hom es filled with methane gas bubbling up from under the houses. "It has been a nightm are and I'm glad It's alm ost o ver." J on es w as approach ed by W arner Brothers recently. The com pany w ants to buy her houses to take elsewhere and use In the m ovie Rosewood, a nim about the 1920s black town that was destroyed by whites. She said she w on't let them have the houses until her curios­ ity Is satisfied regarding the condition o f the property and the houses that stand on It. Next week, a team o f geologi­ cal surveyors, appraisers and contractors w ill be on the prop­ erty. at her own expense, to determ ine the condition o f the land, the sewer pipes and the houses. " I have to satisfy m y curiosi­ ty ." she said. "A n d then they can have thoae houses. I'm glad this nightm are w ill be o ver." Your Community Station Serving The Sanford-Deltona Area Joinus every day for the best TalkRadio in Central Florida Monday thru Friday 8 am. to 10 a.m. Good Day Cantral Florida wWi Nawa, Waalhar, Matro TraMc, A Music fromtha 00a and 70a. Ths G. Gordon Uddy 8how 10 a.m. to Noon and Tha Mich— I Raagan 8how 8 pm to Midnight i r it k John 8utton'a Big Band Swing (LIVE) Evary Saturday 6 p.m. to Midnight frh HEY KIDS! �IN Rams roll over Thunder BRIEF LOCALLY Calling all baakatball coachaa SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment la In dire need o f coaches for the upcom ing Youth Basketball Leagues. Three coaches are needed for the 13-Under league and one In the 11 -Under division. Please call (407) 330-5697 if you can help. Sanford adult recreation plana SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment w ill hold organizational m eetings for Its Polar Bear leagues com ing this week. The volleyball leagues w ill m eet on Tuesday, December 5th at 6 p.m. at Sanford C ity Hall. The slowpltch softball m eeting w ill be on Wednesday. December 6th. The m en's leagues w ill meet at 6 p.m .. with the w om en's and Co-Ed leagues m eeting at 6:30 p.m . The Adult Flag Football m eeting w ill be at 6 p.m. on Thursday. Decem ber 7th at 6 p.m. For more Inform ation, call 330-5697. Wlntor Springs softball W INTER SPRINO S T h e C ity o f W inter Springs w ill be signing up team s for Its 1996 Adult S oftb all Polar Bear League starting tom orrow (Dec. 4) at Central W lndaPark. League's (lim ited to the first six paid teams) are scheduled to start on Tuesday, January 3 and run Monday through Friday night's (teams select which night) for five weeks with gam es starting at 6:30 p.m ., 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Cost Is 8205 per team (Includes 820 ASA fee), plus 85 non-resident fee for Individuals. Home team must also supply tw o balls per game. Awards Include a sponsor plaque with picture for each team, Individual and team trophies for first place and a team trophy for second place. For m ore Inform ation call 327-7110. BtMball coschss mating SANFORD — T h e C ity o f Sanford Recreation Department Is having a coaches m eeting for all those interested In coaching youth baseball. Th e m eeting Is for those w anting to coach ages 12-Under (T-Ball. Pee W ee. Little Majors). The m eeting w ill be held at the Downtown Recreation Center, low er level o f Sanford C ity Hall, at 6 p.m . on Monday. Decem ber 13th. For m ore Inform ation please call 330-5697. Tots are team ing up to provl new toys for ........... n dt luring the holiday season, M agic i end attending the Decem ber 8th (Charlotte Hornets, 8 p.m .) or lBUi (Utah Jazs. 8 p.m .) gam es, m ay donate new. unwrapped toys at the O-rena. E very person who donates a toy receives a raffle ticket with the chance to win a great prise during halftim e. Th e Orlando Magic, along with WCPX-Channel 6 and the US Marine Marin Corps, also w ill provide drop o ff points for new. unwrapped toy: rdonations at the follow ing[locations: I “ Magic Front O ffice. Orlando Arena. One Magic Place and the Magic FanAttic (both locations), 715 W est Oarland Street, Orlando or Re­ naissance Center. Altam onte Springs. Atfitotle scholarships available OAKHURST. N.J. - O ver 100.000 collegiate athletic scholarships are available each year to m ale and fem ale high school and Junior college student athletes. Contrary to popular belief, students don't have to be all state to qualify. A new publication w ith form s, sam ple letters and tstrtf* o f factual Inform ation Is available for student athletes. It takes them step by step through the Im portant proccaa o f getting an athletic scholarship and Includes college and crmfrrm r r listings For Inform ation on how to get a collegiate athletic scholarship, send a self ' * (business size), stamped envelope to the Na­ tional Sports Foundation. 6 1 1A W illow Drive. P.O. Box 940. Oakhurst. New Jersey 07755. LM girls barely work up a sweat in laugher Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD — Lake Mary got what must have seem ed like an extra practice session Friday during a 70-21 win over Lake Region. Freshman Lauren Bradley scored 18 points for the Rams, w hile senior Courtney Harris added 14. Lake Mary got out to a quick 16-2 lead and was never threatened. "T h is gave us an opportunity to get some o f our reserve players some experience." said Lake Mary coach Carl Brown. " A ll o f our players did a good Job. Lake Region ran their offense well, and they have □ B a a O frla , P a go SB SAMS n . THUN DCS II I aka Baglai W> Aguara I M t KanSw- I M I . Salman • t l 0. • S I S M aurtcaIM S, Crawford 1 M ii. T u ria v lM I. Tatah: 1*1111. LakaMary f»> «aaSr • 1-4 ». Arrow I >4 1. Oala J S I 4 WaaSall IM t b a a f lH M k iim C i# w ir lM I. Harman I 4-4 a Sallanca 1 I t a Jaagar • n 1, Harm 4 M 14. BraMty 1 M ta Ta»at»: 1411)4 it. USaSwlaa • a t t - II Laka Mary ti it it n - n rural paint HoU goaf - Laka Mary I (Harm ). Total tawH — taka Sagan H ; Lafca Mary I/. Sagian. Turtay; Laka Mary, Sagian 1-4/ taka Mary M JV - Laka Mary 17, LakaSaglana. Ham s SfcataSy Mika Katra The . . jjlrts ' basketball team kept Mary Region bottled up night as the Rams defense the Thunder to less than 10 points In each quarter and cruised to a 70-21 triumph Friday night. K ohn’s prow ess leads Haw ks past Cougars "W e have a lot o f youth on this team ," Kohr sa id . " T h e y a re bou n d to m ak e foollsti m istakes." Co ...................«iLv«aH aw K iw .cou aaa»i Sanford Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — Reggie Kohn scored 22 points. Including six free throws In the fourth quarter, as visiting Lake H owell Im proved their record to 5-2 Friday night with a win over U niversity High A c h o e l g 9 * B . t • ■ ■ Kohn. a freshman and the son o f i - » » » H owell Head Coach Steve Kohn. was six for six on the free throw Une. and hit four three point shots. "A m on g all our players tonight. Kohn defi­ nitely had the coolest head," Head Coach Steve Kohn said. Lake Howell, which led 16-15 after one quarter, got eight o f their 21 points points from Kohn. as the SUver Hawks opened up a nine point lead right before the half. L ea d in g 37-30 at half-tim e. Lake H ow ell carried their first-half momentum Into the third quarter. The Silver Hawks led by as much as 18 points 4 M B . JarSan « f t 14. Imlffi I M It. Oraana 4 M II, J j g j J j j M t W w 11-14 Larck* I M I. Tatali: ft I M l 44. U*MI 4 »7 1 4 USaMay I M I I . Ummana 4 »1 M. Wm Mm U s I M 4 Parma * 44 1. JanklM I M S PrawlM f M 4 M n 1 gg ». Total!: n It 1447 ’ M >1 II 1 4 -4 4 • 1W P rsVM s a s s s i s ■ H i Unlvanlty 1-4. JV — Laka Hawaii 44 UMvarUty M. s. 41 despite playing much o f the second-half without their starting center CUff Rogers. Regers fouled out early In the third quarter with five points. " I think right now. our center position la very w eak." Kohn said. "Thou gh, f think it w ill Im prove In tim e." . Trailing 50-36 at the start o f the fourth quarter, the C ou gen mounted a com eback w ith the help Lake H ow ell's poor passing. Lake Howell also won the Junior varsity contest by the score o f45-24. The Stiver Hawks w ill return to action on December 8th when they travel to Oviedo. Brown’s Central level six girls compete at state CLEARW ATER B r o w n 's Gym nastics Central from Altam onte Springs was am ong 53 du bs that took part In the level six Florida State Oym naatics Championships on Novem ber 18-19. Th e com petition took place over seven sessions, each divided by age. w ith 3 1 0 gym n a sts v y in g fo r pMcereents.____ _ SBBSIO ft ORB Jessica B llck earned B row n 's highest all around placem ent, cap­ turing second place w ith a compos­ ite score o f36.35. BUck's perform ance featured one o f Brown's tw o Individual event cham pionships with a score o f 9.55 on floor exerdse. Bllck added a third place on vault, fifth on bars and 12th on balance beam. placed her second on the ev e n t She added a pair o f fifth place finishes on vault and beam. Jessica Dem ateis placed 10th all around w ith a score o f 38.025. She finished eighth on flor. 12th on beam and 14th on vault and bars. Ashley Huffman placed sixth on vault and 15th on beam. Allyson Nelson finished eighth all around with a score o f 36.375. Nelson's 9.60 score on floor exerdse Sharon W ain earned third place all around with a com posite ecore o f 36.58. W ain finished fifth on va u lt sixth on floor, seventh o n 1 10th on bars. A m y W hittcnberger earned fourth place all around w ith a score o f 36.878. W hittcnberger Matured a second on floor exerd ee (9.38) and third on vault (9.378). She added a fifth on balance beam and 10th on A s h le y B row n w a s c ro w a e d beam cham pion with a score o f 9.60. She added a seventh on vault, finishing eighth all around Nobles Cons, trims M.A. Erect, for Thursday title W ILL DOUR Ia h o u n p t h e s t a t e Hurricanes Isam fata MIAMI — Th e NCAA announced sanctions that w ill coat Miami a bowl berth this year and a reduction o f at least five scholarships each season through 1997. T h e penalties are for a financial sid scandal, a pfoy-for-pay schem e and other violations o f N C AA rules under form er coaches Dennis Erickson and Jim m y Johnson. Miam i. 8-3 and ranked 22nd. had been In contention for a berth against Notre Dame In the 83m l Orange Bowl and the 83 mUillion that goes with It. Instead, the school’s streak o f 12 consecutive □ 1 p m .— W O FL 35. Buccaneers at Vikings, (L ) □ 4 p m . — W IS H 2. Jaguars at Broncos, (L ) □ 4 p.m . — W O FL 35. Redskins at Cowboys. (L ) □ 8 p.m. — ESPN. B ills at 49era. (L ) •foJaks Optimist Club Athlete o f the W eek Is Seminole •eh ool girts' soccer player C.C. Quillen. C.C. scored a total o f four 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 Li iu « ’ l 13 1 1m SANFORD — T w o o f the top earns In the Sanford Recreation Departm ent M en's Softball League equ ar ~?uared o ff Th ursday night C h a s e ___________________________ for the Fall T ~ hursday Night League championship. The tw o teams, w hich aptlt e pair o f gam es In the _ .... regular araaon had several big scoring I« I i b Ib | i | but In the end It waa a an eight run third Inning that ■Pitied_ the dlf__ feren ce as N o b le s' C onstruction outscored M.A. Erectors 16-13. M.A. Erectors got o ff to a quick start, plating four runs In the fop o f the first Inning, three before an out waa recorded. W alks to G reg Jam es and Mika Ferrell and a single by Tom Oracey lo a d ed th e b ases b e fo re R ich Lochrem drove In tw o rune with a s in g le en d T o m m y M ak ow ek l follow ed with another RBI single. A ft e r a d o u b le p la y . P a u l Rodrigues singled In the fourth run o f the opening fram e. Nobles Construction cut the lead to 4-2 in the bottom o f the first inning as back-to-back singles by Craig Split and Kevin Julian waa M .A. Erectors. But N obles C onstruction AREA, READ T H E SA N FO R D HERALD DAILY 4i m IB V _ - -Jf n/ * ' , I I* n .- , , �“• ’H i S T A T S & STA N D IN G S WHAT’S HAPPBNINO TODAY Pro Hockty □O rlande at F t Wayne, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY iti.KhrMK M A *A M W I U H [r»V .T H M lM tM LMlfiOraMVMTtl M □ O etew ey at l im lneto. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.; junior vanity, 0 p.m.; vanity, 7:30 p.m. □University at O H iia . Fraatiman, 4:30 p.m.; junior vanity, 6 p.m.; vanity, 7:30 p.m. kM LTI «M tM r tr a i MtmlMiR.llkMpKTlcM1.IOT Wiiiiim.OtgpBM Hn.C«aHR IN .M M M I «R M rM IkOrmURTKIwn '.ataasisa a tamyRMtUMM V TrmcMM.n.Mrm,MM.n U Frm ch.M RtiM HlAT.M M It L M l h a l i Truck MAM A Tr<IHh it. Mm M U*pr M l . MnM M tt N Boys* Basketball MY. I M A* TIMM MT IT I M l M r Be VaMrMaH.trail " ■M.MhHwllpMn in.dMmu " M tw rn trm m iM l*i«r.eM iM llLm |hM «U.II MMMTAAin TnmTK*n.lrt LMhlMM F it MITT M H M lM M F U M tlT . Qlrta* Baskstball □ L ak e Maty at tMMar Peto. Junior vanity, e p.m vanity, 7:30 p.m. □UnnaraHy at Laka Brantley. Fnahman, 4:18 p.m.; junior vanity, 6 p.m.; vanity, 7:30 p.m. im l m m i u n m i n i MT. m i n u s lilt t MMM t l l l B I M P M 1ansi. I r M 1RM AR RT MM TAM M* W EEK S FISHING m i n I n t m «i □ IL T M III U I I BUB II11 BUM mi i I I I ii 11 M l mu t i n n I T I >i « v H I <am i n II Mt n i l II H I R a n Tti r i l l m i n1 1 hi i It R R IM I N Blit KLM CRRTT Im Ah Boys’ Soccsr □ □ □ Qlrta' Soccsr □ PsLandelO vtode. JV, 6 p.m.; var., 7 p.m. ,JV,8p.m .;var,7p.m . □ □ □ trSsssJF □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I Q I I D i n n i i ■ ■ □ 9 1 □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ iURR n o —♦ mm m M m «r u r a • f • a»— ram m AM Hr r . a m k *A. a MM.V. g*M RtajR R M W tN a p iM a a w u IMS YIRM M .U1 XT. Mr . A im Am (cl M tR tap M .lt] IIS The J V ’s oi to start at laOMSLSPATS ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - Bishop Moore broke open a cloae gam e with a 21-13 third quarter advantage as the Hornet* topped Lake Brantley BO-64 Friday night. Deyon W illiam * paced the Patriot* with 16 points, w hile Jam es G ilchrist Jr. added 14. Both team s are now 8-2 on the season. Lake Brantley w ill host Osceola on Tuesday with the Junior v a n ity starting at 6 p.m. and the v a n ity set for a 7:48 p.m . Upon: CssatLasM i CIACIMMITI RIM - FAtci Oerrw U M W llW A M lM M IRA* FARR A Ma Meiyo MIMY rciccc* LOt M il I I I 00441(1 O r M M mt AR R iH M A Mcr I ago l l the dam age waa i — Ctula W illiam son, 231; Mike Evans. HU). 330. 22 I:: Larry HUL AtrLB AO O B ___ J— Charlie B. Brown. 637; Tom Vo 579: Michael Holliday. 573. O nm e — Voaa, 243: Brown. 242; H olliday. 223. 235:1 already done. M .A. Erectors did mount a threat, scaring three runs in the ■txth Inning and five nm a In the top o f the seventh inning to doae to w ithin 16-13. P o w erin g th e N ob les C on­ struction offense w ere r^hy nst (trip le, tw o alngtoo. run. tw o RBI), w inning pitcher Manny S ilvia (three singles, three runs, RBI), French (three singles, two nm a. tw o RBH. Jones (triple. ■Ingle, tw o runs, three RBI). Raines (triple, aiagfe. tw o runs, tw o ROIL Spilt and Julian (tw o sin gles and tw o runs each). BoSby f ........................ ........ (tw o singles. RBI), to, run, tw o RBI) uatc (ru n ). A lso p to y tn g fo r the w e re p e p >Green, A lien Dow, J eff Dow. Tom B u b o and Danny Daugherty. C ontributing for M .A. Erectors were Eric Bullock (double, tw o ■ingles, fou r RB I), Rodrigues (throe aingfea. taro runs, RBI). (ta (tw o tw o runs. RBD. Lochrcm (tw o tw o RBI). Oraccy (taro run), Ferrell (sirupe. (w o runs). en d cS rto each ), Fi play at 6 p.m. with the va n ity set p.m. MORN tT IW , AATM IO TIM t,Ttakin I M 10.TUSH: 77111100. U h t Brasltoy IM ) Pollock J I 1 L O llc h rltl 4 4-7 14. AMwnctyk 4 SO t. Brown 1 0 0 1 , W llllw n * T M 14. Yam In 11 l l , M w l H I . T otal*: 141M004. SIU a m Mm m I I I t II S - M LaSair e tAtay 11 I I I I M - 44 Threa M l"* tW d *4*1 1 — ■ Ithap M a r i I (Carey 1. Baattla l i t Laka S fM tU y 1 (A M m ccyt, AM l i ck, i f own), Toi»l to u lt — 4 1the? M oor* l i t La m MrmrtUy n . F w M i M l — 11the? Mew . S M tiU i LaM SrantUy, A M m ctyk, Bacfca f. T octw ikX * — Laka SrantUy Am c A I, Vam ln. SacatM — BIR r r M a r i H i L a k t SrantUy I I. O S IV M O U N M *t,W O iV K tl1 M ill It , lookup i i , M artkw t 4, M ilto n t. Doty I. V a tp M i t - —- - -- ■ I t . T P ill: U l - l l l l . k y s u a lM I M iynw n t, tim n u M 14. W aM I , Mmctymrury t M a rti t, S raU ty U .V M lt.TW #to:M 4-11«4. It II M It 4 - 4 1 fU ti M ill — O ilUna 1 (A * i* ru n \ . u \ , Lyman*4 i j (U m m m 4). T it il U ut* — D tlU na I I : Lyman 14. F auU i out — Lyman. W aM . Tochnkal* — nana. Sacarsi — Lyman 44, JV — Lyman I I , O ilUna 41. It !/>' 3 •1 r Stuflkt. 536; M I r Ciy * *IUIt IS LOCAL BOWLMM BBSULTB U M M W F M H tA k h A ARY Wa r y a m a * A Mur A A* Futile JU.T i . young team that w ill be very good In a few y e a n ." Th e Thunder cu t the lead to 16-6 m idw ay through the first | no closer rter, but would get the rest o f the gam e. The Rama held a 21-6 advantage the end o f the Qrat quarter, and had a 33-12 lead at halftim e. i * k » Mary continued to dom i­ nate in the second h a lf and stretched the toed to 43-12 w ith 8:80 toft In the period. R eg ion trim m ed the m a rtin ito 46-19 at the end o f the third quarter, but Lake Mary pulled out to a 64-19 In the fourth quarter. T h e Rams dom i­ nated the gam e d rtp ttf mtoeing standout (fc o t - 3 senior center Lort Ham m ett, w ho m issed the contest due to Illness. "W e passe d th e ball very w e ll," Brown said. "W e didn't have Lori, but our players really stepped It up for u s." Ashtoe Ballance and Ayesha it a a i m u m i l AcprM l*Un n u t IRHH Fmuh. h AARt. N a A* im FrmcAo OimhAriRuRARc t»> i v M is WINS Df O.T. '* <*' *, ' H m * —i * ii'< n * | HnM QraRcc R Clwy) Snuh a x i CorM n | a t t, SrAdthAw 0 M S , O rou I M I. LyMon 7 14 It, G IM M n l4 4 A Corey 44-411. Z*k 10-0 4. M i|t» k l I I 1 14. B M t t U l M LONGWOOD — Lance Vas scored 19 points and Lavar Sim m ons hit four three-pointers as the Lym an Oreyhounds edged visitin g Deltona 64-61 In overtim e Friday night. R e g u la tio n e n d e d tie d a t 8 5 -5 8 . T h e Oreyhounds won the gam e with a 9-6 scoring advantage In overtim e. Sim m ons ended w ith 14 points, while Brian Bradley added 13 to the w inners' total. The Junior v a n ity contest also w ent to Lym an by the score o f 8 ! -41. The Oreyhounds (4-4) w ill travel to Orlando to play the C olonial Grenadiers on Tuesday night. — Marcel Vandrh rrk , 533: Myron G a te^ M O .y -n AMTM AaptRArRAhRCl _____ A B B . 425: Lionel Botilhward. M B C. 311: Andy Rabncr. M A C . 279. i — Oonterman. 166; Southward. 122. f “ S m T IM T M K tn - ( R tW mat HHph*RlcA1 lARmAALjMAR. MMAS4 ITMUTXt - FTAMM JF IkcArA MHmA enmeMdar. A p tW M iAM A M RRrA MMRT. ( Lr . m i Tfrm* thrm. i — Juattn Duke. 551t J eff Shoemaker, 492: Corey Nonta. 492. ~ l - Duke. 216. • RAM* 111 Glrli n □ □ □ CArl MIA IA|M«R Ort AcCrm ml MA FM* RR a h A IpM M R Onm. Fu( FIAAr . IrAA CMR M Dm* ; ■ ■ □ □ □ c CArttI I P r Ar I V1 HCIH U m P i *. i l A - w / J r i - ■ □ n d □ D ■ □ D □ □ □ □ ■ □ □ ■ ■ □ □ FH R dpU M A I c u m m i i m n iR R IM IR H tM A M nW D m MR a Man * Cart (NH M IM A . RRI: • SRrtA Ba r IAA AIM MMMM U p M IcAARI) M M . MM M i Tr At (Ipl. M M M MUR (M AI M OT R fM Tm r M A I M MAAmU R T -------- ia r m r im u u □Laka Brantley at Wfcttar Park. Junior vanity, 8:30 p.m.; vanity, 7 p.m. □ □ □ □ □ □ 3 0! □ I a Ap U I ^ H NT ARM AMP dpi M RM RRt MM m MMW. N M A R FO R FCAST 11 I I HIM * ■i i 0 U rn IM (MR Cl IlmRl I r t t dARM p. Cl U rn Rr a (Rr I. 01IM R Crmt (MM. LI OMI IRA tR ImcArAI. DMORPNAR M A I. 0T OM Ha r m im r i, m orti m m p m i . DT Mma* MytHH (MR). 0 ARCM * (aam . a o m a M m i u m . u ori* THIS m u n i 11 n t m n # •m i n im I IT MMIAI - 1 Ih M l M l Ml h) m m MMMR. M Tvfy aimm i m i mi: i i Dmtki Im c ic * iaa Mt i . • in M M m i . M Mac U p * l«AM). N t o t * AMR MR). M LMh M p p i M IA M I m i MM T|iH MMHIAAMIM p M R C M p : C «*T OmAAm (M AI l A M T l* M am M r L f JAMM l M AI. L I MAM i m HmJmwr H a rrison ea ch sco red e ig h t points for the Rams. W hitney A rrow had seven. Stephanie Dale had six. Lake Mary won the Junior varsity gam e 87-4. The Rams play at W inter Park at 7:30 p.m. on Monday at (12) ted the Blue Darters who Im proved to 3-2 on the season. Lake Brantley (1-6) w ill host U n i v e r s i t y on M o n d a y . PTeahman action starts at 4:15 m .. with the Junior varsity set PTor o a 6 p.m. start and the varsity taking the floor at 7:30 p.m. A PO PK A T h e Brat hair •LVC O A B T S t S * m t s t o m * proved to be too much for the TV * L Day A Littiur A Hill A Lake Brantley Patriots as the t. C itm l. T itilt: 117-11M. Apopka Blue Darters spurted to <441 L Owmli A Allnwra 1. P liA ir i a 3 1 -1 7 a d v a n ta g e a t in ­ It, KirkUni A Nm i w i A RMmnki 14. term ission and made It stand up TMatat I I H A In a 46-34 triumph In girls' I M 4 II - M IT M 4 4 - 4 1 basketball action Friday night. I r A i — L 4 k i a rw itliy 1 Leah Reeae was the lone Patrl- (Lysmli » R | * l 1 lP liR W i). TRR S ii A — ot In double figures with 13 Lmm SrtnMy. Hi m m . T irlM ilril* • points. BranM iy 1A : Am p k* M . Pinkowakl (14) and Flowers Gymnastics i i ith a a c o r e o f 36.10. Kim Poor finished balance beam. 11th on Megan Mather placed fourth a ll arou nd (3 6 .6 2 8 ) on the strength o f a third place Qniah on v a u lt (9 .4 0 ). fo u rth on balance t— ” 1 flftb m i h *r* W h itn e y S h e p a rd p o s te d Braw n's highest a ll around score o f 37.35, earning her a fourth all around for the S h e p a r d 's p e r fo r m a n c e matured featu red,a second place finish on o o r exercise (9.38). tw o fourth floor place finishes on vault and beam and a seventh on bars. Megan Monberg took seventh all around (36.20) with a fifth an vault, U th on beam and 15th on T o rres (taro (R B I). A lso p la yin g fo r M .A. I n c a n w e e e lta a l Jamaa am i Jon Hagan. ____L- F/. a floor. Rebecca-Sable grabbed 13th place all around (36.05). with a ninth on vault and a pair o f I4 th ’a on b a n and floor. Brown's Central waa awarded secon d p lace In la rg e team com petition w ith a score o f 185.75. Am erican Tw isters o f Pom ­ pano Beach waa crowned state cham pions In large team com ­ petition with a score o f 190.45. Miami Artistic took first p)fy » In the medium team division (143.975) and U.8. G old Gymnasties o f Tallahassee won the ■mall team division (108.625). Level Six Com pulsory Com ­ petition for 1995 cornea to an official cloae. This year's level a lx squ ad a re e x p e c te d to advance to level eight and recreaUonal eight com petition after the new year. -J V i ' '?. . / / 3> A Jt ' B B T I-A L A I WlO.Svu SAT. 730PM. THUttt 4 OAT. NOON; •UN. 1 P M TVIURS. thru MON. 1 P.M. FW .3P.M . mI A rUDRM Nvnr.U’ttfti* wawB*awwaa»XMB— JX AM (4 4 7 ) < 1 1 4 1 4 1 w a a �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Dacambar 3, 11 W hat’s Up In the N F L W ell here we are In W eek Fourteen. Th e playoff picture ta beginning to shape up and w e ve got some surprise contenders. Indianapolis, Atlanta, and even Buffalo, And them selves In the driver's seat as the atretch begin*. Unfortunately. I was w riting a paper for grad school on Sunday and m issed m ost o f the action. 1 did however catch the final ecore In th Seattle gam e. A s L O C I O P T U W H S . the Seahawka not only Halted to cover, they Called to win. This la a rare occurence for m e ao I decided to Investigate and determ ine what happened. It seems that prior to the kickoff. J et's coach R ich L o tlte m ade som e d ra stic person n el changes. He decided to go w ith a lineup full o f rookies and reserves, rather than hia typical loser squad. I think It's great these players got the opportunity to play, but t regret not knowing this Inform ation sooner. Focusing on Florida's team s, let's take a quick look at th eb tagraceofth e Sunshine State. The M lam l Dolphlna looked absolutely terrible the Colts, especially on defense. Bryan Cox and his tem per trantrum s once aga ln ja lled to m otivate this pathetic squad. had breaking day overshadowed by a ___________ He and Stoyanorich are the only bright spots rem aining on this team besides Don Shula. I know. Are Shula and everything w ill be better. I f you believe this tw o things are m ost likely true. One you 're probably still upset that Hee H aw is no longer on television. And two, you still can’t believe you didn’t w in the lottery Saturday. Don Shula is not the problem , he’s a clam act. and a proven winner. Th e problem is Ignorant fans and owners that have elevated players to an obscene level o f Im portance. So If you really want steroids, taunting, and Jim m y Johnson as the new Dolphin ttodem arka, then keep on "heehaw in g" because you 'll probably get your way. On the happier note let's talk about the boys to orange. Th e Bucs put In a valiant effort to their loss to Green Bay. For the Aral tim e to w eeks 1 can 't blam e the loss on Differ. He had an excellent gam e, and 1 hope that this la a sign o f his m aturing aa a quarterback. Th e Bucs played tough baft for as tongas they could bare the cold. A fter watching the gam e I'm convinced that w e can beat the Packer* when they com e to the Som brero to December. W e really need to beat the V ikings this week. W arren Moon Is still thinking about the beating that Hard "H u lk " Nickerson put on him to October and that w ill help create turnover*. W hile tt w on 't be easy, I think w e've got a very chance. L et's take a look at Sunday's schedule and And som e winner*. MIAMI (-t)vs ATLANTA Th e reason behind this line up must be that bettors are figuring M iam i has to w in If they are goin g to make the playoffs. T h ey definitely need the gam e, and if anyooe can w in w ith a horrible it's Shula and Marino. Dolphins SI, I l«g l SB H E W O B L R A IW M athem atically the Patriots aren 't out y e t W ith the lu cky wtn a Buffalo last week, this team still has a chance. The Saints a n ao bad, the Catholic Church la talring Legal action to force them to b. BtUParceUs m ight punch Jim B ft A D Y they call Fraud. Th e ptaybook he aold to the organisation was actually from a Milwaukee high school. A l's alibi? " I waa at H arry's for the entire Incident I have not co m m en t" Is ^ d ilT . S T . LOOTS (-1 ) a t N S W 1 The Ram m ies are attem pting to began as a great season, th e y couldn't ask for a better team to do tt against. Do you realise the Rama started this season at 5-0? Talk about a total collapse. Th ey should w in this one. but 1 w ouldn't bet on t t B am s I T , J o ts IS . (• • la t I really need the Cotta to lose m y B ills play San Ftanaiaco. Indy has a chance to takeover A n t place to the A.F.C. Bast, and I think they wHL C a M a B l.T h tttb e ra ! ♦ , _____ . n s e i a s ^ n g u m C|T Y There la no i|n* on gu n e because the bookies aren't sure I f H ostetler w ill quarterback for the Raiders. W ith or w ithout him , anything leas than ten points la a great bet. I think the C hiefs w in Stom p the Raider*. “ “ ill. A u to C en ter Tha Th e Brownies have tost every gam s since It announced they would m ove. A fter seeing the Chargers fall to ecore a touchdown against the Raiders, it's tough to " “ t e this bet. I m d Ifhe the fact that Charger tons seem to be sticking with this team. WAT the Chargers m ake the ptayoffW? Probably n o t W O !............................. f t DALLAS (-IS) vs Wi Eighteen points! W hat la tl know the Cowboys are m uch better ' this le too m any points. I f I had to bet tt, which I don't but probabfy win, t'd take th * point*. W hat • boring c u m this w ill be w ithout Em m it Sm ith. O ew h eyaS sT n ed ek tn a IS . HDLA9SLPBIA(-S)et8aATTLB Th e Eagles are soaring, w hile the Seahawka are taking a dive. I f they nope to m e te the playoflk they need the w in. I can’t rem em ber If PhJUy has a good paaa defense o r n o t Either w ay. I think they w t o J t f N SO, O eahnvhn I f . D 8 B V t a (- IS )v s J A C S B t The Broncos had better get tt . T h ey need to put som e i “ rest o f the A.F.C. Is a trig m argin, but they mmA aw ' f tt 11 Ml ------that lest w eek. O tve the points and " 11 - * m night. B ranaaa ST, J m fcea n vttle S A M P B A J fO B C O M d ) V * I There are certain m m — that I am positive a b ou t Th is la one o f them . Th ar* Is no w ay m y team can beat Young and tha Ntoara. I'm positive that the Ntoera wtU cover the agreed. but m pretty sure M R C H E L 1 N m y LOCK O P TH E t but I have a hard tim sb sttin g against the B aer's coaching staff. Aa a Burn fen. I would tfe e to a e e Chtoagn leas and I think they w flL lia n a S T . ------- 1S I . 1 Issue what I consider to be the keep rhto -te tf f >Im>" the line, r w i ^ r f u t if «fy1 h a behave they can m ake the playoflk. i IS , O tter s 10. atm MDOTBSOTA(4) VSTAMPA BAT Huge gu n s for both squads a t M . It's not a definite, but w hoever loam this one m ay be out o f the p la yoff race. I would think that our defense keep this closer ****** the Mne. I f *fy* offense shows up, w t can w in this gam e ou trigh t — — n n l L r i l l m m . _________ nSMBSATt-lDvsCDICttmATl Th e poor I k im k I waa hoping they would have a Cinderella season. Sunday m ay provide the Anal nail to their p la yoff coffin. Brad Favre win eat this defense up to a poat-Thankagivtog against Big A! tor what E x p e r t t ir e S ’E T i a i ' f i : a rid h iih in c m ij As Ova a* my ___ bettering an trceUa Victory LOOK record toa importable ISA.' Oood luck this weak, and I f th * w ife's on your case about the Christm as M b ts, hang them Saturday. 9% D o y o u r s h u m iin u w h ile w e ii e r t o r m JIM SHUPE S iiiu iiiiiiik i la the name IM n Floridians want government to continue protecting outdoors and m oney spent p rotectin g In and on ly 9% said 7 ” jstrLZH°rsss SSf*SS**- Chassis lube on cars with tmk fitting* Indudad for many cars and Sgrt trucks. Oil change t h e s e u n a lilv s e r v i c e s Protatiyour tka Investmart and Improve road hindNngl Sarvfca Indudas a thor­ ough Inspection and adjustment o( chassis and suspension components. W§*l •Iso contsr itssnnfl and chock tfcv p m m n m d ttrs parts, Hineeded, B m T * mraari N e e d tu r e n t \\ i r u c h P E M a iiiiin u Call oor tunlral rtJMtrvallun number fig u r e * w ere even m o re uj in u v e f * i film i l l o i l I �m Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, December 3, 1996 Stephanie In state teen pageant Keeling named CC ambassador BMTOK UL ^l w ® tu ,3 DORIS DIETRICH *__ — Stephanie, daughter o f Connie Prmtt o f Sanford, w ill be com* p c tln g w ith ta le n te d you n g wom en from all over the state. S h e a tten d s S em in o le H igh School where she Is a dancer w ith the Sem inole H igh D atsler Dance Team and Is a m em ber o f th e I n t e r a c t C l u b a n d W reetlerettee. Her other acUvi* tie s In clu d es lin e d a n c in g . roUerhladlng, sw im m ing, model* tng, hanging out w ith friends and w ritin g poetry. Stephanie's sponsor Is Larry Brtkson. Th e pageant la open to the V ivaciou s Linda, a lifelon g resident o f Sanford, has been a m em ber o f the cham ber for over 16 years, first as an Invfvldual and then as a business after l an d h e r h u sb a n d . W a y i opened their operation at 8 South French Ave. A cham ber am bassador i preents the cham ber to im businesses as w ell as existii business and talks up Sanfor Th is Is right up Linda's alk since she ts pro-Sanford an t! way. "1 have really enjoyed U, Linda said, "T h ere are so man new businesses and inductrk com ing to town. It's tnterestln talking to all these people...reall refreshing." Starch Icon for Mra. Sanford S p eakin g o f p a gea n ts, thi search ts on for Mrs. Sanford. A1 wom en between the ages o f 24 and 56 w ho w ill have been m arried tw o years by Aug. 1, 1906 are eligib le to com pete for th e M rs. S an ford title . T h e Congratulations are in order to Linda K eeling o f K eeling Insur­ ance and Financial Services. 8he has been selected the G reater S a n fo rd C h a m b er o f C om * Breakfast with Santa Enjoy playing in real snow 85.50 for children, ilta and only 515.00 V Garden C lu b m em bers learn about propagation of plants T h e1Sweetwater Oaks Garden C lu b re c e n tly p rovid ed tw o workahopa for their m em bers and Interested Th e sue* cessful propagation o f both for indoor and outdoor, by Fran Ruoa, the clu b's Horticul* tural chartman, uses m any d if­ fe ren t m ethods fo r d ifferen t m em b ers th a t b e in g a n a il technician ia a good second ca reer fa r retirees. Sem in ole C om m u n ity C o lle g e w ill be tea ch in g a n ow a n il cou rse b e g in n in g ia J a n u a ry . T h e c o u n t is 64(95 and inrnaha a Adi nag hft and book. Scholar* sh ip# a rc a v a ila b le fo r th is gCilCuUlCQ UlCls |||64 WwUiiCmUII for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 16 and 16 at 8 il5 p.m. both nights. Th e "H obday F ollies." the direction o f Joan W ahl and Jim BUderbeck, la a com bination p f dram a, co m ed y, m ualc and dancing. Th e cost for the per­ form ance ia Just, an S3 donation per person or 67 for the whole fam ily. The proceeds w ill g o to purchase a fire proof curtain and effective lighting system for the Frank Evans Center Stage. Tickets can be purchased In advance at the Center or at the d o or. F o r reserva tio n s, c a ll Status fo r fille r. W ith these m ajor steps com plete. B etty R tppetoe q u ick ly and .ea sily fbm nnstrafrrt the art o f platin g Whatley recipient of Community Guest Award H s ir s t y fg s h o w Take a look at the latest winter hair-styles fashions is presenting what la faahlnnabla for the hollays. "H ak im s Stu­ d io s" presents an evening o f style, farhltm totin g m odels Mra. W h atley, a n ative o f Sanford. Is very active to tide com m unity. Mm to a teacher o f p ro fo u n d ly m e n ta lly h a n d i­ capped eradiate a t Midway B e* m e a ta r y g c h a a l. S h e w a s *»» 3 3 3 -6 3 6 6 fo r In fo rm a tio n . Trinity United Methodtot Church p lan n in g m eetin gs a re h eld the extravagan ce Introducing styles by Louise W agon, fo r t h J errels . T en th s W ashin gton. Cathy Abbey. M argw et Brown, O w ner and S tylist; Copptnla Gaines. Nall Technician on Bat* unlay. Dec. 10.4 GO p m . to 9G 0 p m . Marina Hotel ctu b House. Donation o f 615. Ca8 515*7700 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Decambsf 3, 1M 6 “ Ju lye crow ned 1995 Rotary Bowl Q ueen ■. |p i Herald Correspondent___________ LONQWOOD - Picture thla: It's W ednesday night, Nov. 22, during a break in the 1995 X X II Rotary Bowl Com peti­ tion; six beautiful and appro­ priately attired high school seniors, each representing one o f the high schools In Sem i­ nole County, anxiously w ait th e an n ou n cem en t o f th e name o f the 1995 Rotary Bowl Queen. Th e suspense ends when Lym an High School's representative Ju lye W illiam s Is crowned Rotary Bow! Queen for 1995. "O n ly th en ," said Ju lye. " w a s I a b le to b r e a th e n o rm a lly a g a in ," and she proudly w ore her tiara for the rem a in d e r o f th e fo o tb a ll com p p ee ttlit io n a n d a l l o f licaglv Thanksgiving day. nlcauy. ei Academ ically, each o f the six candidates represent the cream o f the crop at their respective high school, and th e ir c u m u la tiv e O .P .A .'s range from 3.1 to 4.5. Bach young lady received a financial Ju lye'a resume shows what an exem plary young lady she is. Since the ninth grade, she has been a m em ber, partici­ pant, or officer o f tire follow ­ in g: Lym an H igh S ch ool's Student C ou ncil President, V.P. o f Bern. County Associa­ tio n o f S tu d e n t C o u n c il, O ayfer's teen Board. National Honor Society, U niversity o f C e n tra l F lo rid a M cK n lgh t A chiever. Beta Alpha Delta C lu b 's S ecreta ry , N ation al Beta Club. African Am erican H istory Club, Junior Class V. P re s id e n t, S p an ish T u to r, B rain B ow l Team Captain, Youth Group Secretary, and a ■ o f rthe track team during her freshman year. In addition to m aintaining a h ig h a c a d e m ic re c o rd in school, J u lye's w ork experi­ Dietrich rill go t 1996 Mrs. Florida International Pageant to be held In Orlando M ay9. lO and I t . The Mrs. Florida pageant Is an official prelim inary to the Mrs. Internationa) Pageant, a system which recognises the virtues o f profe soloanT fam ily and com ­ m u n ity In v o lv e m e n t am on g m arried wom en. According to John Lugo, pag­ eant president, the contest is divided Into three categories: Interview , physical fitness and evening g i *•<*. T o r e c e i.. an application for the Mrs. Sanford com petition, call the state office at (407) 837-2669 , or w rote to the Mrs. Florida Pageant, P.O. Box 1060, Loxahatchee, FL, 33470-1060. CC SBtS h s n m it T X Zm nw iwE ai ' en ce Includes cu rrent em ­ ploym ent at G ayfers Depart­ m ent Store as floor assistant. She had been a caahier at Stein Mart and a volunteer at Florida Hospital and Kinder Care Day Care Center. Special award and honors received by Julye Include the R o ta ry Y o u th L e a d e rs h ip Award as w ell as m em bership on the R Y LA Junior staff and appearin g In "W h o 's W ho am ong Am erican High School Students" (2 years}. During her tenure on the Brain Bowl, her team won 1st place In S em in ole C ou nty and 2nd place regionally. Juyle^s outstanding pc allty and conscientious dem lc perform ance has won th e r e s p e c t o f h e r a d ­ m in istrators. teachers, and peers. It has also resulted In h er s e l e c t i o n by the Brldgadetts Club o f Orlando as one o f the young ladles who w ill be presen tea at It's 1995 Debutant C otillion In Decem­ ber. J u lye Uvea In Longw ood w ith her sister Janice and her p a ren ts J osep h (J o e ) and Jeanette W illiam s. lo ia lir r Th e Greater Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce Is getting in gear for the annual banquet scheduled Jan. 23. Som ething new w ill be inauguarated this year In the form o f a silent auction. A t the banquet the new board w ill be Introduced aa w ell as winners o f the Executive Com ­ m ittee award, the Topper award, the Dr. Lula M. Peres Humani­ tarian award and the Sports Hall o f Faroe winners. New officers are: Bobby Von Herbulls, o f M cKee Construction. president: Sandra Oienn. Sun T ra ve l, vice presidet Sills, Central Florida Hospital, treasurer: and Brent Adamson, Rich Plan o f Florida, past president. L i i n v i novTM ifw fn n *T * DeLores and Jim Lash have returned from W atertown. N.Y. where they spent Thanksgiving and enjoyed urban em enltlea In the north Including lots o f snow. W hile Jim aided and w ent hun­ ting at a relative's lodge, DeLores did the shops and boutu- ques Including fashions and an­ tiques. • B ill’ t r g n s f t r r t d W inifred "B U I" O lelow has been a patient at Central Florida R eg io n a l H osp ital. She w as transferred this w eek to Longwood Health Care Center, 1620 S. Orant St., Longwood 32750. BUI, proclaim ed aa one o f San­ ford's moat ardent volunteers, wUI appreciate hearing from her many friends. Club Mk«d to donato toSsfshousB Th e W om an's Club o f S a iford w ill m eet W ednesday fori the regu larly scheduled m eeting. The m eeting starts at 11 k m , followed by a lumcheon at noon. Th e A rts Department, under the chairm anship o f Martha Yancey assisted b y F aye S lie r, w ill present the annual A rt* and Crafts Show, a m em b ers'com ­ petition. i Slgrid W allace, office m anager o f S a fe h o u e e o f S e m in o le C ou n ty, w ill be on e o f the speakers. The d u b baa adopted Safehou se as a p roject and m em bers are asked to bring Items. Including toiletries ana laundry detergent, to the m eet­ ing for use at the shelter. S o 101101 S t J s s n Last Sunday, I m entioned that Jean Leonard had a birthday com ing up on Nov. 29/jAt the tim e o f that w riting, w h o was to know that Jean would jj not be livin g to celebrate her birthday? Friends o f Jean are privileged to have known a woman who was so deeply spiritual on top o f being a charm ing, w itty humor­ ist and fUn-lover from w ay back. She didn't have that ptrthday observance, but inateaiL/ahe had a glorious celebration f o f life, conducted by her favor! tfc pastor, C liff Mefvtn, the day bdfore her birthday at the First United Marianna Maroean, th t reigning Mr*. Florida International, works full tim e for Metro Traffic Control as an airborne radio traffic reporter on WXXL 108.7 FM and WOOL 106.9FM. An active oommunlty volunteer, she and her husband, Ron, are the form er owners and publishers o f T.V. Facto magaslna. M ethodist Church. Th e H igh P o c k e ts , a D ix ie la n d Jaaa en sem b le, a ccom p an ied the church choir under the direction o f Dan and Libby Sellers In presenting the im m ortal, spinetingling music that waa out o f thla world. sm fi*s at the inspiring, upbeat celeb ration service. T h e last num ber aa the genial congrega­ tio n d e p a rte d th e cro w d e d church waa the spirited. "W hen the Saints O o Marching In ." 1 could Just see Jean kicking up her high b e d s in a lively dance w h ile fla p p in g h e r b ra n d spanking new angel w ings aa the live ly band played on. She m ay be gone, but never w ill she be forgotten. Her new n a m e t a g r e a d s S t. J e a n Leonard. H eavenly. Oh, If this music could only be bottled! Jean w ent to the Prom ised Land in grand style, the wau she lived and loved. There was no pain, no tears... Just a lot o f 'Mothsr (loots ■ m WWa ’ k ju t H - - -■**mw kPfKJwrl wmt some of the board moreSora at fiosni vvnmvBtv inns w y Bob Valofltlno and Barbara — *----- V k. das n WWIUPBnlli I nO pffVV SV^W B M m lt l n n i , gn r ppnwip si 9 so ivf ms sun a fej m mMta im fd fr n ill u PW **--lv rreffi rSMy I SW| mHi # ISt PMRm Mm ^ F ollow in g the m eeting, de­ licious refreshm ents w ere eerved b y J a n C a ra a n d B a rb a ra Greene. o m PSIfWTl IK m lv f (POTTJ ■ tO v M f l i UAaAA JsfeMsM a t the SANFORD Nick Pfeifau f o f annual m eeting In January. P r e s id e n t O r a e e M a r ie th e S a n fo rd H e ra ld , g u e s t a t a recent Historical Stlnedpher announced that she m eeting at the Sanford had aent a letter to County n, revealed that although Com m issioner D aryl M dain a f­ he baa bsen in the news gather- firm ing the society's support o f site for the lo g for m ost o f his life, the Yankee dld not bocoiiH? Interested In Florida A gricu ltu ral Museum history until he read the diariesShe w ill represent the society at o f on e o f h is w ife 's (E lotsea reception on N ov. 30 for the site selection com m ittee. P la n s fo r t h e s o c i e t y 's **¥ h e re *^ S so n a i glim pses o f Christm as party w ere revealed. historical happenings made the past real to him as it was a part It w ill be held at the Sanford o f his w ife's fam ily heritage, he Museum on Dec. 7 from 5 to 7 said. He haa since w ritten a p.m . w ith the m useum sta ff history o f the Snyder fam ily coordinating the » fr— brnm la. which he has distributed to each Flutist Meredith Brock win pro­ m em b er an d a la o to th e ir vide background music during the evening. hom etown library In Ohio. A large h olly tree w ill be PfeifeuTs own genealogy has becom e alm ost im possible to purchased by the society for the trace as hla parents were im m i­ museum’s Christm as tree: It w ill grants who related very little o f later be planted In Ft. Parktheir background to him . .. Members were urged H e urged m em bers o f the Unue selling the society's 1996 society to w rite their ow n fam ily histones and to encourage other historical calendars. Th e top long-tim e Sanford residents to three salesm en w ill be awarded do ao. In addition to these paid 1996 society dues. Calendars are alao on sale at the Sanford Museum, Knight's S h o e S t o r e a n d W le d e r Chlropr acatlc Center. Th ey In­ clu d e 12 h is to ric a l San ford scenes such as Roum llliat and A nderaona D rug S tore, T h e Sanford House In 1665, a 1961 M aypole Dance, 1962 Chase and Com pany em ployees- and First Street In 1910. Th is wonderful ■lire o f Sanford's history can be Lo Artistic directors of Ballot Guild of tonford-tom lnolo g j H , — fc-* *------------ n -t____ >- Newsman uraes Society to write family history accounts being m eaningful to fa m ily m em bers, th ey would i Im portant part o f local history and should be placed in a ■jMwtoi section o f the Sanford Museum. During the bustoea officers were elected for the 1 y e a r. T h e s e a re: G ra ce M. a tlneclpher, president: Dr. Vann P a r k e r , v ic e p r e s id e n t : J osep h in e R oath , s e c re ta ry : W a lter M. S m ith , treasu rer: D oris O orm ly, corresponding secretary: Kenneth L etter and Donald V in ce n t, directors. Paul and M yra Bales w ill b s Kotgel day Tree Lighting on S a t Dec. 9 from 4KX) pfra. to 4 0 0 p.m. In dow n tow n Lon gw ood a t the corner o f W arren and W ilm a n o w a y nrn: e r n i tlon. call 260-3447 __________ be a Boko Safe, A wM boM M'a ________ Cake W alk. Ornament Deoorat- luncheon on Dec. 11. a t the ing lor the kkfe, Btng-A-Long R am ada Ia n N orth/O rlaado, Hobday Muric. Dancers, Choria. 9028 W . Stale Hood 434. Social Santa, and chopping for the h ou r le a t 11:30 a.m . T h e "U ttfe O nes" at ‘ B anta'a Grab program w ill he a reading onBag*! Th rift Store. Tho Th rift titled " A Christm as Cup o fY m " Store w fll be open from SCO b y Lee Mohr. Rooorvatfen o jn . to 7:00 p.m. on S o t. Doc. 9, he made by Doc. B. to Rachel “ 10. W inter-774-6649_____________ 'fantasticSams Swam (loft) and naH taohnlefen Vaferto Dario (right), guaot at tha Laka Mary AARF masting. ■I Rowsll you t help, ca ll Paufee IT o r If to at 324-3060. The Frank Evans Center w ill be dosed from Sat. Dec. 2 3 i Thursday. Jan. 4. Sanford C.A.R. tours Florida Audubon Soclbty M AITLAND — Th e Fort Mellon Society. CkBitrwi o f the Am eri­ c a n R e v o lu t io n ( C . A . R . ) o f the Doughtere o f the Rovohitfen, (P A R ) met at th eB trd o o f Prey ______ _ a Koto Stainer, v o lu n t e e r fo r th e F lo r id a Audubon Society, gave o guided lour and told a Uttfe history o f the birds being cared for at the I over by A bby Durham, vice pw eldrnt. Drew Durham, porreapondkig secretary, fed In the Am erican Creed ■ M M a m ■ r t - prayer by Joe Mlkfer. chaplain, r e a m guoota Jooon a n d 'k yan ifey TiroOuteenberry and Aahfey v u g w al H arrison C h apter, presen ted Flam to r Mitts and the wUI be held at tho i Dec. 3 for o fam ily covered dish dinner. A t the m ade to p re ecn t a s p e c ia l Christmas program about C .A JL to the Salbe Harrison Chapter, DAR. Senior treasurer Chpch Do­ cker. Mrs. far the D AR contribution to the Ft. Mellon Society treooury. Follow ­ ing the done o f the m eeting with pnw er fed by Joe Milder. GT. by Abby Durham and Mrs. Don C.A.R. o f tho to tho Hon fa r toboyoandflbfe a * of 31 who cm the fa the ADULT CUT -Q U IC K * EASYi • *7 ” i*2 1 ^ *21" •cm Curlingtnm. wt/tofcM Hy4r.\ P m in r t jfr y u rtfin umy ! nr im A M i/ M r J n < s i*W < a * « i vxvm § mm ithvm • *av» Hswklns Sat., IDec. 9 at 8:30 m eeting on Sot., p.m .. Trium ph (Church, 1006 West. 6th ot. Como to im ancestry to a man o r woman who rendered aM to the cause o f Am erican Independence during the Anwrican ^tevotution. The C.A.R. la celebrating 100 years w ith the tb ew e " m d s o f the Past, Prom ise o f the Future" For futber inform s****** please contact Chuck Decker at 366- y a * A A A iM i£ 31. Join your brunch, banquet, picnic, and w o r o h ip s e r v ic e * . C o n ta c t Edw ard Brown, 321-1464 or B la c f 1 6367 l 1 \2 2 i k i _ vi . T l i L* 1 ‘ 2 i> . A. 1 1 —a . . H :f!/ W a m a a ■M U �M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, December 3, 100S Hobbyist of tho Wook S U N D A Y 1* T IL lV It lO M Geese and country kissin’ cousins fun for collector RyMMARI Harakf Staff Writer SANFORD - Being the asst* tant m anager for Handy W ay In Sanford keeps Agatha Hawkins buay but ahe •till flnda tim e for her hobby o f collecting geeae and country, klaaln' couatna. The dining room and kitchen o f her Sanford home houae all o f her little treasures. Hawkins has collected geese for four years. She began with a set o f four w earing tiny country hata. Her collection has now grown to over 30. C o o k ie ja r s , p o th o ld e r s , m agnets, towels, ruga and dis­ hes all boost o f her love o f these white, feathered birds. " I saw the geese all aet up at the Flea M ark et." ahe said. "T h a t’s what made m e start to like them. I have geeae from tw o Inches high to 10." Country blues all accent her home and the geese fit right In the color scheme o f things. Moot o f her collection are ceram ic or cloth but ahe did adm it to some glasses w ith geese that the fam ily enjoys. T o fu rth er accentuate her country them e Hawkins country klaaln' cousins hold occupancy on c u r ta in s b u t m o s t a re figurines. Her sm all, affectionate friends now total approxim ately Agatha Hawkins holds ons of bar favortts i cousins figurines displayed on table. 20. "M y country klaaln* cousins are doing things like holding flowers or palls, ahe said. "M oot o f them are klaalng too. They are so cu te." H a w k in s fu rth e r a d d e d ." W hen I see som ething’ different In geese or country klaaln* cous­ ins I alw ays buy It. I'm always looking to Increase m y collec­ tion ." Hawkins has lived In Sanford with country klaaln' fo r 23 yea rs. S h e and h er husband. Freddie Sr., have been m arried for 23 years. Th ey have tw o children. Freddie Jr. and Yohareasls. and one grandchild, Nlya. Mastering these A B C ’s lets you achieve your dreams DEAR ABBY: I am 14 years old and ei\joy reading your column. Two years ago. when I was in the ieventh'gtade, the school counselor ‘-gave svaiyons In ourtlaas a-copy «fa poem in your column, *To Achieve Your Dreams, Remember Your ABCs.” It helped me when I didn't know what else to do. I somehow lost my copy; would you please print it again? I know it will help others, too. DEANNA EVERETT, DALLAS DEAR DKANNAi You are a wise young Indy. The author of tbs poem u Wanda Carter, who wrote it during a difficult time in bar life. To help bnr cope, aba began recalling positive inalpha. I P It. W — Don't give ap, and don't give in. — Enjoy IHb today] yesterday la gone, and tomorrow may — Love yourself first and — Never lie,*cheat or steel. * -S~ * i ------- A lw a y s M U — 0|MS yourei •yrmUj t ; s \ i ________ III) M l I i I 11 I I N I M A Ik/** i-'v/ i r i d — Quitters never win, and Mamma. MM MIMifolli i —Take control of yoor own duUSYi — Understand yoaroelf In to better 1 mom than yon —Vleealiae it. — Went it mem than any* GIFTCERTIFICATES —lam la no i for It! T~ F ro m O n Iy 4NKgHT£fUS£ ^ 6M6MICSUK Omno Cayman. Rapa dal Carman. Jamaica t KtyUJt* fOli INiOHMHIION •wi s m u im o» moo cow uo . un. cAna m u. 4 mghi a u H c a m osn uucno m i tuiii as u a ia s i mm uuninum vM OKIontuwtMmn ASfnstMiiAciauoMi ( HUUt Mil NCIUXD CIIUW BUBCHIM Vfl» CAM ciiHusiiuuio.iHrtuatin iahauas (H U VOUfl I HHV/t l IKj INI Of t 270-S‘ A‘l‘ Lffi = • —f - • » w r e n * • P » • n to MTfMparv — Read, etady and leara about everything Important la — Family and friends am hidden treasures, geek them fate 133W A B IG A IL VAN BUREN —JnetdoUl — Keep on trying. No i bow hard it seams, It will got - CSC! «, i cftrms^* t El ayn a — Haag on to your < — Ignore thoee who try to TO ACHIEVE YOUR MEABM, — Avoid negative sources, ie, places, things and ( r) appropriate one. The poem aumy whe have mad It let WORTH QUOTING! -Jews wandered in the deeert for 40 ■use even in biblical lldoft �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Dactm bar 3, 1099 - r » toy Chic Young might bagln to flow Into your bank account In tha year ahaad. Situation* you 0 H ...6 0 ft* y , X D ID N'T fX PB C T THAT toy Alt t w WE NOW RNJS6 FOR A WORD FROMOURSOttORUITH TIDINGS OF THE SEASON! WE WOULD LIKE TD WISHTOO AND TOURS A PEACEFUL AND JOTOUS HOUDAV SEASON... ow ANDREWNDTOU THER£ ARE * 311 HOURS, 22 W MUTES AND H SECONDS OF SHOPPING ^ r - v UNTIL CHRISTMAS'. >. • A O ITTA ftlU S (N o * . 1*1)00. 11) A hobby or paatlma may hava graatar potential than you leak**. Soa I you can flguro out way* to capitate* on thl* now ondoavor. Oat a Jump on Ilf* by under* standing tha Influence* that g o w n you In the year ahaad. Send tor your Astro* Graph predictions today by mailing S3 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this news* paper, P .O . Box 17SB, Murray Hill Station. Now York. NY 10156. Maka sure to state your todiac sign. C A FR ICO R N (Doe. tl-JO ft. I I ) Your marvelous presence win enable you to add sparks and luster to soda! gatherings today. When you enter a room, you wM i favor you today m arrangements where you look out for tha welfare of others as we* as your own. A considerate attitude could be profitable. TS TOURHONOR, MAC WE ASK IF TOW RECEIVEDTHECHRISTMAS L CAWWISENTYOU*, n n n n o n n n n n n n u n n n n □ □ □ n n a a a n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n a n n n n n u n n n n n n n n u u n a n a n n n n a n n n n n n n n n m □ □ n n n n a u m n n n a n n n n n n n n n a a n a n n n n □ o n n □ n n n a n a n n n n n n a n n n n a n TIT rr is ■ PPP ED Mljr ii ■ PP P ■ si wi c __ O IM IN I (M ay I I *Jinto !• ) It will b* Imperatlv# to approciata your powarful CANCCft (June tl-Jw fy I t ) Working In conjunction with othar people will pro* duce more conatructlve results than doing Mnga on your own. 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S e ven th S t., Is d eco ra ted w ith a n im a l cra ck er b oxes, w h ich Is th e u se th e o n e o f o n ly IB s a ilin g en th u sia sts h orn S e m in o le C o u n ty p a rtic ip a tin g In S a llfe st ostats by or throufh said Pomelo KnlfM, that a corlom motor ▼•fircWi nw n ■Knicfltiy i r i c r i M 00 a listMercury Ttoot viNfiMsspnxtOKuim n currontly hotnf Kota at So^Rbsto hard. Inc. pursuant h a datm of MiornwheemmsC iMn a ■ ^uMwSrVCTf W^vpIHCw Invoice Number MM? Satoa •S/M/ff tor repolro In ft* total amount at SINUS. Tho votMcto hat Incurred aally otarafo charfot befinnlnf li buolnow aayo prior to this notlco, ana Sonaoy ana coMlnooo to amooM ot I N S par Say h r oath catonOor any tho ear rel omlnoto Pars, Inc. i by con*act Inf tho butlneot office at Somlnoto Ford. Inc. at STM South Orlando Ortvo. Santoro. PlortOa t t m Tiiophono: m a i m . Failure to tandor paymont In full tar tho repair bill and (torapt hot an or botort tho nth day ot Ootambor. ton purouant to Soctltn TIM M Flor­ ida Statvtoo Mil m utt m tho uM|UU mNAII ▼woo^h^wkSbldM ^^wop^n h M hw uy I^ ^VO^ph^laid NS^W m> f issvwr til^uuwo^A • ■ ssshiitn^ Malaalaa Mywnir^ “ “ ItM at f i n am. ifarsmtfitltnsg voMcto may --- n IL a |. __ 1 . fU^m ■tlSbl IW b SMpItHS w nw doohrohlp at tho ohromontionod addrott ond phono You aro t hereby m OrtfM too any tl^no prtor to t^to o data ot ttfo by tllMf o wth tho dart ot tho m ho county In which ho vahkh n hold and malllnfl coplot at OtmonS h r U a u lu m S ^hilS utnvn m r»fw%T vwinunpiWi Y o u h M ho rlfM lo ‘96 . O rig in a l 1931 an d 1939 M odel A F ord s g ra c e th e y a rd a t th e R o g e rs h om e, e n tic in g v is ito r s o n th e S a n fo rd H is to ric T r u s t H o lid a y T o u r o f H om es, w h ich co n tin u ed th rou gh to d a y . L a k e M a ry 's B ria n s BJeK estran d lo o k s a w a y fro m S a n ta C lau s fo r a little en cou ra gem en t fro m h e r paren ts. Liflil NollCii Ltflil Notlctl MOTICS TO: Mo. Pamela KnlfM H M W .Ithltroot Sanford. Florida MTTI NOTICS IS H I M BY O IVIN to Pamela KnlfM, M r hotro. li FICTITIOUS H A IM NOTICS UMijA iv |a *n...f lin —i n |L> iwncv n s iw ytsw OCT OF SAN FOOD CORPORAT ION. a Florida carparatNn, dtolrinp h anpafo h bt under ho fktltwua ns cohd at ttiT Ortahdo Drive. Sonhrd. Florida a m , Intondo noma wth ho OtvHlon at Corporottono* Florida Deportment wf VYwTV* t1 Y^S P^^^r M M lo t ho Ftortdo Stotutoo. JILL FISH IS POWS Rt. P.A. Drive Shot. Suite m St.Potorsburf.FLMT«* Publish; Oooombor X ttfl OCK-tt NOTICS TO SI DOS RS l oohd bios h r sis (a) re­ habilitation prelects, with saSIms^ swt tf ^m w tn iin nitmoiov SIM M and S t u n each. M l voNsm ^O w m ’tmonMy ° * CWy^ot^SonMNMnSyprot aro locoht wttMn ho Ors Sonhrd area. Bids will bo recetvod until it/itNS a ttiM PM. a| ftft^a •I n W V W n m H n l T y UVrVI^TnffiT Ooaiftmmt on tl/tt/h ot l:tt PM h r evaluation and oratNnat Mura award. All pmpacHvo Wddo ^w V ftW Sto MA^M mm ildoroi. Tho pro blit canto aro octwdutadhr itm /w at ho i i i iiiipc^ noted m ho btapaefcapos. Sid opacltlcatlant, work manta may bo aumlnad at ha Community Povalopmont Qoportmont locatod on ho oocond floor of Sardard City Hall. Sidthh prior to roaorvo ho rl^^ht to rofo^^ any and dll bldt. ta walva in td h vldod throufh h a Somlnoto County Commltoion and U.S. Oopt.otttUO. i.,Md11mi wMai IHWilfSlwprUI laMCipl i*wCd ~ ■y IWwwS ro" i '.with iio d h n a n s if P. 17vpwwiwwvt s® i i i f l i i n u h t s i Florida Statutes. Ootod h to M h day ot thvsm bar, A D .. 100*. M ICNAIL S. HIRSINO, t K. Wyman PuMMt: Ootambor A ifat DSKM INTttSCtSCWITCStNtT OP TMS WTN jumnjiiw |U JWStCtALI uR C V ITi HI sse. HUhasI ft UMoisa ,■ iM, A ft, ^^nTSIgf FLA SAS ttO: bOMfl l Ml Shat Pint Shoot Sonhrd. Florida a m (n u n u m fltenli^a m s, lap t***♦• PuMMt: Oocambar A 1000 N K S S TM C A M N S iH SANKSSS TRUST COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA. N A.. AS TRUSTS I UhOSR TH AT CSRTAINPOOLINO ANO SSRVtCINOASRSSMSNT OATS D AS OP FSSSUAS Y t, ttOO POP RTCMORTOAOS PASS-THROUOH C IR TIP tC A ftS . SSRIIS ' PLAINTIFF S A tS S uottTQAOf conroruTiow i/k/a Lin c o l n ■ connoNA?*o*t CHtWICAL SANK, at I at ot Apia M , ISM, Sanaa iota-1. and AMStHCAN O f MSHAL FMAHCS. HOC. VtL/a CM M THM FT. MO., NOTICS It P H l M t . ana anhoad m Cana th . M-saaa c a ta k . at ma circuit Cawrt at h a USM* TISNTH judhial Croud in and tar tSMNOOLS County, Fhttda where* LMCOUt StRYICS MOttTOAOl COWPOSATtOh f/h/A iiJtVIC® wCQH w m o w 1 wL1MCOUI o i m r o r s ^ ^^■wtror'morm wvr POtUTtoN h PhtaWt and CNARLSI W. MSNOIIV. SA., at ai.. am Pahadama. I wdl ooR to mi AAi ggg| itgiiHr ( i f M C K S .IS S fW .B TA L _____ OSFiNOAtfTHSI NjPTtCS SP ACTMW C O M IIH C t lV I IIH V H r l TO: STIVONS HOMS! OF W W TSR PARR. INC- A OtSSO LVIO FLORIDA COttPa RAT toot whaoo cunoM rod- * r « J ARS HSRSSY NOT! FU h f i sOohsitman action .............. C o t t* s l o c k a / m I a o MANOR, U N IT POUR. ACC O S O IN S T O T H * P L A T THIRSO P AS R l CORDSD IN PLA T BOOR I I PASS Tt, OP T H i PUBLIC R I CORDS OP SSMINOLI COUNTY. FLOR IOA bat boon Mad oaalnat you and yds are rosyirod h tonw o copy h h ISO A VIO J. STSRN, «!Z! Plolntlft'o attorney, whaoo N sn fH sn M ' PL mss no lotor awn n doyo tram the data at ha first at thh oaths tt _ ; t A » 0OTN Its FSST OF TMt W IST If f Of.TNS S.W. V0 OF T*t« N.W. I N OF TN I * 4 . IM OF SSCTtON SB. TOWMSMP t l SOUTH, KANOS M BAST. M SSbHNOiS COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ort/O IS M HO NONTOM SOAO, ALTAMONTf pPRNMM, FLORIDA M T U . DAT SO M b I M day si _ m ho cam P*fm W SrX"t2«?m !a'ttw M l at h h Court at SCMINOLS Comity. Phrtdo. Rdt n h day of ■MTMW iIdfidS m l i iW l l i 'MM IWih a i) MAR YAHNS MORIS CLSRKOPTHS CIRCUIT COURT SV: Patricio F.MItN Boa ujy Cloth LAWOFPICSSOP ATTORNS YFOR PLAINTIFF, s r “Faber S O W N , PA. M N lrs n s o s T s c s r IS TO hadruso Avonuo carol OabH i. Honda M l M MACH* iUMIlOA t t t i M o oaa. MOK TH MIAMI U |N*ACCONOANCS W ITH THS ARM RICANS WITH MSA S tU T IS I ACT. ^ Mohah County M > Pari I N I. Sontard, FtandaM TTt.athaath s d w o Cophona: toon U M M M m it ; t aaa at t o rn mm m ____ at dw n s s m lanoos W H CTOOt ar iM P M H n s . vta THIS NOTICS SHALL BS ----------OMCS A W fSK Pi C O N S IC U T IV S I N . NOS ana OSKM a ssist yt».uvy r .“ I ift ft ft ift ft ililift A A A L jp-TT.'^L- X. T �TT - 8an(ord H trsld, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Dacambar 3, 1999 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CaaoNa.M-STN-CA-lt-K NATIONAL LENDING CENTER, INC., Plaint IN, DON WAYNE ROGERS,and MARIE L. ROGERS. Ml wit*. AMENDED NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN ihrt eurtuani la Pinal Judfnwit ol Faraclowm Upon Dafauit tnWr*4 In tha caw at NA­ TIONAL LENDINO CENTER, INC., a Plarlda car par atIan, Plaintm, and DAVID WAYNE R O O ER S and M A R IS L . ROGERS, hla wtta. OaNndanta. In tha Circuit Court, In and Mr Saminala County. Plarlda, Caaa Na. ti-ira i CA U K. tha undaralfnad CMrk will aall at public m m la tha Mfhatt and bait Wdatr tar caah a t tha gm*t Irani daar at tha Saminala Caunty CaurthauM. Ml N. Park Avanua. laniard, Saminala County, Plarlda, at tha haur at t i : » am. an tha Nth day at ' r. A.D. TTM. that car- hatno In Saminala County, PNrLat 14. River Croat, PhaM I, accardlna lalha Plata! Racard in Plat Raak M. Po e m t u t , inctuaiya. and aa ctartftad by in Official Papa Ml, PuMIc 9PnnwBI4Wu|i r W lM . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT Ry: Patricia P. Mint DaputyCtarh nil lam I William ~PURLM NO TIC ■ AUTHORITY ROARO MRSTtRR On Tuaaday. Oacambar S, IM S at l:S0 A.M. lha aantord Airport Authority will hold It* rapular maating on tha aacond hoar al lha A. Kay Shaamobar kitarnatlenai Terminal bulkhng lacatad al Ona Rad Cla»aWnd Rcularard, Orlando Eanfard Airport, Sanford, Plarlda. Capiaa at tha apanda may ba aOtainad by contacting tha Airport Authority oftlcaa during normal buamaaa hour* Monday threuph Friday at I f f TTT1. PWaai taka notlea that H any paraan dacidaa la appaal any dactalon mada by tha Sanford Airport Authority with reaped l « any mattar conaMarad at tha ■■AaiJu uplW EbjmC dEnjB *ald hd Frr^PwTlFijg at#ia kaaalaa tTBS* rtr^P M wd C W QE herein, ha or aha win naad a fif hbM n kpakj*.dUMEJPMMA NtW jMdbdil i BBBtB B IT p IIM prwW^^llliyWi that, tar ouch purpeaa, ha or aha may naad ta anaura Mat a uatbaMm racard at Ma proceedmpa la mada, which racard bvciudaa Ma taatlmony and avldanca upon which Ma appaal la “ PUPLtO NOTtOR** Tha Markatma CammRtaa at Ma l aniard Airport Authartty win moat parlodicaity threuph, out Ma year to diecuae market­ ing loauaa ceneernlnp Ma Ortanda Eanfard Airport. All MOMthEb ahall occur m Ma Board Room of Ma A. Kay Ehaamabar Intamatlanai Auiu Biillrl|m UIIE d%d^M HUW WT1TIVB BWIWTIfi Florida a tm . All mtaraatad paraana should contact Ma Isecutiv* Bacratary far Ma *■ tut iif liu ir hni i■Auvii'EI alidkdbdsn id‘ "**~ nun rPT W el PMphsn J. Cooke. A.A.E. Jr. Esr tuttatt Sun Band P.O. Earn ■ ■ laniard. PL Stm -4M PuMMi: Dacambar s. ta. itas OEK-1T IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT. Ill AMO P M PLORIBA C A M NO. Mdlt*-CA-t4-R WILLIAM L. HOWARD and DCTTIB L. HOWARD, hN arHt. JEPPRSY J. LANDER, •MERRY L. LANDER. Mb talN. GRACELANOSQUARE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION andEENBPICIAL m nw aat raw ta aRPtmntN i a amap NOTICE OP PUGUC M L S ,1 ^m e gi '■* la a hnai |wdam vambar t i « 7 t M In NRSIPCA-1AE at RW Orcwtt Caurt at SaminaN Caunty, Plar­ lda, In which WILLIAM L. HOWARO and D O T T IE L. HOWARD, M l wM*. ara Mo PlataNNa. and j e p p r e y J. LA N D E R . SHERR Y L. L A N D E R , hit wild. ORACB LAND SQUARE HOMEOWNE RS ASSOCIATION and RBNEPICIAL SAVINGS RANK, art Ma OatbndanH . I wM m M M Rm MN wM and baat M diw N r aaaA at Ma anal Srant daar at RW Saminala Caunty CwrMauaa M lardard. PlarMa, bafwaan i t:M AM and td E PM an D BCCM M R MM, M R Ma •NWadnpdncrMad pnparty tat forth |n tha ardor at final L» r --------Thp «BHt MB Sm I dt Me last Ml J i MM at RW W M 14 chains at Ma Earth Hof Mo tartk Mot M i N iH h iiN IS at Ms w M w at SscRsn is. tl SsmHl Ranpa t! * Legal Notices . _ . Ii tMiembm PM . MS. M M V A M M iM M ftC CMrk at th* ClrcuMOburt • V JH W I. S, IM S DIK-Sf IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND PGN PLORIBA CASE NO.N M l l*> II B DONALDB. WEAVER REVOCABLE TRUST DATED JUNE IB, ISM JOHN P. WE BE Hid CHRISTINE E. WEBB, Mawtle, NOTICE OP PUBLIC BALE ■WPVtaWIBgVBEPl IWTy fRPFwBISWI Ip a final ludpmant dated Nauambar WM, HM, In Cato Na. BS-Ut-CA-M-B In tha Circuit Court at I smliwN County. P N r MR in which Ma DONAl o I . W EAVER R E V O C A E LI TRUST D A T ID JUNE It. UBS w Mo ptemtm, and JOHN P. W IB B and C H R IS T IN I I . WEBB. Ms wHr am Ma DaMndanta I will tan w Mo Mpheet and b M btddH N r cam at Ma w M Rant dear at Rw SambwW County Csvrthsuas in laniard, PMrtda. at 11:GW am. an Da­ ft*. IBM. Me Tlw Id tf MRS SM at RW SauM MRIS that at Rw SaaM H i t Rw NwM M at Rw E M W at Ma tauMwaa* W at Mo Northw M W at Bactwn R TRanaMp It -------------------- I I Ep H i Naa Ma Nt-BB Wat at Ma B M MESS Mat at RW SauM Stall s m at RW SawM «a at Ma North w at Me B M W atMa SovMwM W at Rw NarthwM W of SoctWn A TawnaMa 11 South, Ranpa SI R a il, saminala Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUITCOURT OP TN I IITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, IN AND PON SEMINOLRCOUNTT CASE NO. M-latl -CA-I4-K •ENERAL JURISDICTION BARRARAANNFRIIZ, AS TRUSTEE OP THR RARRARA ANN PRISZ REVOKARLE L1VINO TRUST PLAINTIPP, VS. THOMAS W. RUDLAND AND LAUREN K.RUDLAND. HISWIPE DEPENDANTS. NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Mat MARYANNS MMSS. tha Clark at Mit Caurt, purawant ta the Pinal Judgment landarbd In thtsacttanrt NevamiarfB, IMS, •hall call Ma MiWwlna dMcrthad pyfe A 1 a juAa Amp. rO01 grOgWYTjr ■1 rv OB^B caahta Mt htphaatbtdM: Tha taltawlng praparty In SamlnaWCounty Pwrlda: Lots, ■lack IS Rapid at Part at Towmria, North Chulurta.ee- II, in Plot ------ “ iamliwN County. PWrtda. | The taw man e a ^ O T tha WM Front at at R^m immAm V M — IIf -■*-- Emwt m p BBtTtinpf LMPI U nOEMl SOI North Park Avanua. San tard. PWrtda M771, at II.M am . an JANUARY fnd, IMS. In uMt4S.ni. Thi* nolle* mail b* puMHhad •net a weak Mr two M WROdhW weak* al MM Kuo (I) day* prMr M MadaMat IM*MM. DATED Ml* ftM day at NO­ VEMBER. IMS. In accordance wtM Mo Amarkana wim OttMIMa* Act, parwtth dtaaWimaa rnHwf a Man M parMortal Iclpal* in this pracaadinp iicipat •ApuU EwchS U . minltiratar al the SamlnaM County Court Hauaa. Ml North w/isi m WtlW MARYANN! MORSE Circuit Caurt CMrk by: JaneB. J mooIc OMufy CMrk OaaraaC. MeLarry ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Ml NtrM PirntraabAvanua Ortanda, PL MMS <4N)tMtSM r Prpi POTBlmMl rPie PtalntlM, ALPHONSE R. LAMONTAONE andCAROL A. LAMONTAONE, married tndtvtduet*. TOOO LAMONTAONE and BRENDA LAMONTAONE. married l^wl T f^nrElt ^^^E m ij unknownhatrk, dmrtiaat. irtalmlnp atHwakauarwmU PURSUANT TO SSM4 I 1( 11, PLORIOASTATUTES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nattc* it herthy given that pursuant M Me Pinal Judgment al ParacMaura anMrad m Navamkar flat, IfM. In Cam Na W-MSSCA-1AK at the Clrcuil Caurt al Ma IlghManM Judicial Circuit tar SamlnaM Caunty, Plarlda, In which U N ITID AMERICAN RANK OP CRNTRAL FLORIDA M PMlnnfl. and ALPHONSE R. LAMONTA O N B and CAR O L A. LAMONTAONE. married M lvIduaM. TOOO LAMONTAONE and EEEHOA LAMONTAONE. marrMd IndlvlMialt, and any l| Lg&iuai ip HuR M dh ym k IB AtH kKama KrrBwm Bm In Bdw rVdB t ktm WnSrtfwn any at M* prapartyi Lat t*. RRIAOR HILL. M M* InPlat Baah is. Pop**Mand Datm* Public Racard* at SamlnaM Caunty, PMrtdd. Tha taM will b* held an Ma tMh day at DE­ CEMBER, ttM between ii:M am . and l:M pm.. M lha hlghatt and baat biddar Mr ceth, at Mo watt tram dMr at Ma DATED MM Wh day at No- PubtNhi Decembers, w. is m DEK-tl Maryaiowf CMrk at Caurt ByiJanaE.Jaaawtc Daauty Clark CERTIFICATE OP SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY Mol « correct mpy at Ma •AES M . M . I M T 4 A . I M LSAOEN PEOCAAL RANK POP SAVtNOt, ■AAL D. CLOSE. Jr. and JO YCI M. CLOSE WK/A JOYCE MAME BCNEIOLERt M at., U.S. Mall thli ftM gay at Nswfatof* IfM flfas ALPHONSE E . LAM O N ­ TAONE, CAROL A. LAMON­ TAONE, TOOO LAMONTAONE and BRENDA LAMONTAONE. M SB ION OP THE SUBJdCT ABAL PAOPBATY, NAUAUNOA OATH, M M * Batandpmw. I •tMWnaMaa waa R A W . was . gt Omrt M M M E. PuhSIdkil OEK-M RtRIVM LOT ft. BLOCK A. I pwak tnd JS WKIf ACCon DIM TO THE PLAT THEM OP AS ASOOAOEO M P U T BOOK 1B, ARM TS. OP THE PUEUO AtCOAOS OP BEMMOLI nm nvw vw COUNTY. a up wHMdML NOTE: PUABUANT TO TNI FAIA DEBT OOLLBOTION RAACTICBB ACT YOU AAB AOVKMO THAT THd yfan PMfai IB OMMM T D I I W COLLECTOA mm rjifs eoLucT SN LEOJXV KAOXARA •A J V NTBA KA TO XT BA DJIOAVN - BX 8 1 WI X ETX - WAV J O B 0. XVIA.* lUmmary Pinal Judgment, LOT tl, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT TWO, ACCORDINO TO THR PLAT THEREOF At RE­ CORDED IN P U T BOOK M. PAGE ta PUBLIC RECORDS OP SIM IN O LE COUNTY, PLORIOA Dated MM CTh day al Navam(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE Clerk atMa Circuit Caurt By; RidhKIng Deputy CMrk >AVIDJ. STERN OAVl ATTORNEY FOR PUINTIPP M ttN I M*RO STREET, STB.M4 NORTH MIAMI REACH, PL SUM w im -im ei^iiie IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIS­ ABILITIES a c t , panam wtm ditabtlUM* naadlnp a tpartaj COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Me SCMINOLI Caunty Court hauaa at masta iw tttg m (TOO) or Itat-ttM TW . via 8IppU* m—a—. n-rW IW HEvgy EEtftW. PubiMhi Oacambar1. W. HN DIK-M a CLASSIFIED ADS NOTWE OP PUBLIC NOTICE IB HBMBY OIVEN by th* CMy at Lengweed, Florida, that the City Cammlatien will held a yublie hearing ta conaid­ er enactment at Ordktene* No. Bi-IM T AM OPOINANCB OP THE CITY OP LOMOWOOD, PLORIOA. AMIN01NG OPOINANCB NO. 10IB, SAID OMMNANCfl MMG TNI COMPNIHENBIVI PUN PON THI CITY OP LONQWOOO. FLORIDA; SAID AMENDMENT (AMENDMENT BS41 ) CHANOINO TH I OltlONATION OP NAMOILINI ROAD IN THE TRAFFIC CIRCULATION ELE­ MENT AND MAKING OTHER -REUTEO CHANOIt IN THI COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; PRO­ VIDING POP CONFLICT!, SEV­ ERABILITY AND IFPSCTtVI DATE. pybtlte ins hold MM* City Hall, ITS Waal Plarlda, an Monday th* 1Bth day at Oacamhar. A.O., 1b*S, at T:00 pm., or a* oaan tharaaTiar a* paaalhla. At tha maating. ThM lima ta lima until (Mat action M taken by the City OammMgMn. A copy of th* prapeaad OrdMene* la peelad at the City miHMgi/htarMai, that wM naad a racard at th* proMuA b u^HaA^ puBaW ta ahloh racard td Makidd tha Wa­ rntab* mad* (par Boa. MS.010B, Plarlda Statute*), H thair awn any at thaaa pracaadinga ahautd contact the A.O.V Ci HdMMar. tl (COT) H 0-SM1. M Meat 41 hour* M advance at M* mooting. Dated thi* Hth day at November, AO., 1M0. CITY OF LOttOWOOD QIRALOtNE 0. XAMBRI CITY CLERK PUBLIBN; Oacambar *, is, 1f*g DEK-1 M RE; LOT 1g. BLK 4, LOCK­ HARTS BUBO. PB I. PO TO MM 1 McCarthy Avanua. •emavwii m aw wacarwa a. SamlnaM County; PL, pratantly tahawn aa hei^i^il aw^ia^l hy ,ta B .dhdrtktaBuMkta 'XWPSwvlw ja.w —ui m 'ta>l ^ B BE BU ^W WHBRBAB, the Board at Caunty Cemmieaianeta at mfyv i w Mu w*u Nartda, to ha andapubbe i; MM the awnara at isf?e {8 8 8 ii8 8 is me Barwnal* Jr. Nan 1B41 MaCarthy ' ‘ PL8tTTt;M*t M a raddamiH attuoturo taaatad at 1B41 ________________ r ____ at Ma budding, m Thg atruatura ba* bean uoad aa • haven Mr Iran- ■y W .i. Portt --------^ — B T i dMNMI S f ^ " * " * * the Board at at Caunty, PMrtda, M 14B PM^ at ha rogfuMr' h i the tgm day at Dm IMS. M M ------------ MnawRh > EWMtMv.Ww naadp M TE O M M M hPW dt Mt- * a tto r m Ey a t law PRITn Tw UMP, STORE V > OOUNTY, M«Jr Ear rt>7ii I CMerwaWr AiMruay * * iPrtdwr.....mPdtf-MH DUIT SMOKINM t*t Day, Pram nanprotlt Mundettan. Doctor »>ar«vid. «•% auarantat ....... n-HeelWiCere p u l l T m e l iv i -in car e Mr haul* B elderly. Call: tn A m o rro -w a _______ 17— NeneryS ____ M M Care A QUALITY tchaal lam nurtcanttah ;;-Sta1Mf IN T N I COUNTY COURT OP TN I IW NTIRNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDPOR SBMMMLR COUNTY. PLORIBA CASE NG.I M-MbS-CC-M-U TWIN RIVERS HOMSOWNRRS ASSOCIATION, INC., PIHnlltl, OAVIOC.RURKHART.rtai. NdTTICR OP SALE NOTICE IS HBRRRV OIVEN me vsMOTrmg o t u i In SamlnaMCaunty, LOT ta TWINE IVERS. SEC­ TION IV. UNIT I, ACCORDING TO THE R U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN R U T BOOK SB. RAOES M THROOOH 4B. INCLUSIVE. OR THR RUBLIC RECORDS OR SBMINOLR COUNTV, RLORIOA. 'Asf 'tils ig tug faufag^f iiMMsf fsf caah an Mo SNhday at ORCEMEER. IBta at H ;M pm . rt m F trw rto CLERK OP TH I COURT JHMB.JdMOM OaputyCMrk MMrdB.lhapard.lll. ft. IB. SB ■■■ day*, night* A weekend*. RaatanMM rrtat. S EIS B - _ CHILOCARB IN MY NOME. Quallhad pra tchaai Machcr. BEP. Mf-BWar SM-IM4.____ | CHILOCARB, MV NOME, re* tancbM rrtat. hrt lunch**, m-BOBar m -H M __________ MARTA’S DAYCARE. Baby's Mai Pro-School I Lake Mary. Lie. 7104-1................. ja-SSta DUALITY CHILOCARB Laving ham*. aratdMH benefit* full m part lima, ftf-1171 NITTISf CNKDCMK W orker ragulra d, tarn* avonlnpt A Sol. Phan*: SDSMI Mr furfhsr details. ★ HOUMTUtlMS DM0H 80SIII!! NOREOttTRATtONPBB aeAgaatMlyoarsa* MRS. MICHELLE’S NOUSE W1-7SM 41— L e te l S e r v k i APPOROAELE ParsMjll. laT Jia. _ _. ewgiisii •iYercgi — wiiin* cer* paralHnt, rtc. 7pHrS-N7-C47l a DIVORCE tM. MunigratMa* AdspHaa BSB4SH.M ttm m mfwk i ■ lr t U » » » a l ____ PHILIPPINE EXPANSION InPl. tppartunity In hgh In­ cam* palontlal hero ana abroad. Call far dafallai 77«-MM. Symmafry Dm*. YittofN #: yAkfA tfk n I w PRODUCT. B4BB Profits. SIMB/Wk prtwHfrt. Pro* call: WANTED: SENIORS OVINIA Jta RMwmsrt. NS-INS. l- Area Agyayy ynAptap.__ I fft-fit? I "S H B U M B u ACCOUNT RIR.-INp . . Just Sarvlca Area Jewelry Displays. MK+ a B B a B i 1"SSHf«l-lt a t a W n s a ta d SSTtaminlrtrrtian in Me caunty at tiling, nrt loMr Man 171 dart prMr M M* HhaarlngM (TDOI 1 ........ .. iTa rto iC I IV) I DEK-M AM, IBM NOTICE DR BAU BiChavy Organ VMf tOlPRMEBMLI 7SP Fleet Financial Caurt, Langwoad PLH 7U Oacambar M IBMat I;BBpm. RubtNh; Oacambar A MBS OEK-B L W - V > *£ * * * LOT St. ELK C. WGBRMERI ABAK. Mto REPUT OP SAN* POAO AS AECOAMD M PE IS PE T S O P TNB PUOUC Autaa ^U a^h u w ig vxpsnwsVOTISr ■fWS T B R R Y ' S OA T CARS. Man. Sat., hot mart*. Mncad yd.. raatantaM rate*MANIA CHILD U R I In my PntUnMnTawm-SutMlMt SI WmMOth MS Avanvc Orianda.PMrM*IM>1 NUTtPtCATMN IN ACCORDANCB WITH TH I AMERICAN WITH D iU BILITIBS ACT, portent wHh diMhilim naadMp a tpacMi b T tha* aLwama''at M* abandonmam. m Mtraah and dabrM bwM* ■ga gaddbw. fft BtdMOMMRRMa Adt.W at H i BP AM, M " a rapuM Mr M Rw Banina at R >inaiR* *at»awi I n n I aU m l i k t CENTER, EpcrtalMlag m r*- 17— Nursery S CMMCare IBPHbum,RJL ad a pubb* nuMinM i (1) Ww EBEVIOUX SOLUTION: *HR wtio | fltoaw Mo r oon ' OFF THE LEASH h i l l n At NOVEMBER INtLIBM. if lisSfiiC li 1i i H MW wTm WiS w^^TS M M* CAy Mad------ ---------- II— KfaedyCere A tam *-vv^^ — *H vW WI »■ E OX A K A V B J R . • 1MB by NBA * » AOJUBTMENTBANOCREOfTSilnthaavaniaf anartarjn anad. MoBantardHaraMtt(BBb tPipdRglESgSatSNdBrgfIngd^Bo^tn n HtdHdy*dMaadMnlatlt>aadM>tMHInaarttan.PMaai tank your ad Sat aaaura^^f lha Brat Bay B wnk Sentard. RMrldi a m , purauNit M , £ jN t v and ad fdStS M l OCAOUNEB Tuaaday dvu Friday I f Noon Th* Day Baton PuMcrtHn Bundty If Noon Friday S unlnaMflunty Mi NarM Park Avanua. Daauty CM c o t w u i ft o cj- tat Hurcar al gw coat cf an addMnt day arty Nr dkyt your cd runaMmMMmdd. Copy muH uhanyaugM Legs! Notices at CMsvk #t CUffafaM'Qshp|' By J a n a l . H ^ ^ M M IH B TTJ CBS tOBWIMT NOWACCEPTING Pro* __ __ _ _ tatlan, cauntallng, prlvaM aa. May may naad ta i M • iOH* RWt gh JANUARY MO WM. pi e «S T MMftgY CLOSCO SATUROAT « SUNDAY Y MRSMEttVS t l d l g l . r n i N M X ggntgcgByt Dim s .............t i l B Ebb 11.111 Em ItldM Es in art pgr Hsat, ksigl bb I Ebbs * 9 lints Mlnlmam NOTICE; AM paraana ara adylaad ihatj^MajMdacid* ta MMNMiiff li fieiii at MBS Bungtltw PL s m i, Mat MAITLANOWMffERPARK' PLUMOMtO.MC.lHW SEAUHOLE COUNTY. MOROATSm I I — P tn E M lS B ^Mft^BttWw tBEEWB N1 rand a •I mat mo awnar at th* (aatarding ta m# MBAM.-IJEP.M. PRIVATl PARTY RATI8 11MMttatlygUmts........ -Iff • list ALONET RESPECTED bureau tinea W 7I All includint tantart I IgtS-ra4477(Man si-t largo ducawril m aa l i N m 18? riffat, ayt wig ptvPmty "llg Bv RWOlwM gm C A S iE B M E M S IH I SUNTRUST BANK, CENTRAL PLORIOA. NJL C U U O TIO K P T. HOURS 4 07 /8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 capiat h * an RM with th* Clark at M CRy and earn* may b* Aaelii.ha grHVtvty Piufbtu tiJM WMSMAB. th* Board at CilMty GWMHMiifafl if 407/322*2611 K, reeslog i i IMS.i, and m ao City CommMrtan wmT“ i »!■ •IfKi inu SB County, PL, pn bamrf— aww Orlando - Winter Park Seminole M UM D POP THAT BaM dthalhhdN rdt M IL UBS. AEAVCXIXEW JK TII u ~-k. ,1m m&lLdl OT wmt rpm Mi MM tM N E R A L C IL U R tTY CtPHCR 'l l S.W .% t Legsl Notices mm taa4 biddar Mr caNi AT THE PRONT W IST DOOR at th* SEMINOLE Caunty Covrthaum In SANPORD. Florida, al lIMa'rtocfc am. an M* ttM day at Dacambar, IMS Me Milowing Mttrlbtd JRERVC.SOOTTl BRBNOAS.KOTT ___ T EL D EK-tl w ill M il ta tah IN M i LOTS IB B 11. BLK C. BUNGALOW CITY, PB f, PG PS OP THE ElgttTECNTN N IIM H R W B M I4 IM . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TN I NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLRCOUNTT, PLORIOA OINRRAL JURISDICTION am tH M CASE NOi St-lltt-CA-14-L CENLARFEDERAL SAVINOSRANK PLAINTIFF VS. RONALOyVASHINOTON. ETAL DEPENDANT!!} NOTICE OP PORBCLOBURE SALE NOTICE It HEREBY OIVEN purtuarri M a Summary Pinal Judgment at Mrartatur* dated Ntvambar flit, IMS, tnMrad In Civil Cat* No. tt-UttCA-14-L ol M* Circuit Caurt at tha 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and Mr SEM­ INOLE Caunty, SANFORD, Plarlda, wherein CENLAR FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK It Plaintiff and RONALD WASH­ INGTON i UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP RONALO WASHINGTON; CYNTHIA 0 . WASHINOTON; UNKNOW N SPOUIR OP CYNTHIA 0 . WASHINGTON; BARNETT RECOVERY COR PORATION P/K/A S TA TI WIDE COLLECTION CORPORATION; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; CITY OP SANFORD. PLORIOA; BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSION IRS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY; JOHN DOE AND JANE OOR At UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION are OaMndanM. I H mTV Park. PI at tMh, IMP, aaaa numhar H .I B M M M , at the CirauR Caurt atMa IBM gNBMSlfal fat' faffal faf Legsl Notices Law 0 Oary S. p jO .B m itn DEK-W n l • , D e f e n d ^l^i^itl^t^il^t and BAAL a CLOSE, JA.. . MEW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TN I tlOMTBRNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA CASE NO. i tt-IMt-CA-IBK UNITED AMERICAN BANK OP CENTRAL PLORIOA.a Ml N. Park Avan Florida Sint, In 1 of VBWtfi " V B I W I WS MARY ANNE MORSE I Ctarh at the Circuit Caurt Legsl Notices • dO V IR M Pd LEW INCOME NWALIPV SimlaNiMPltaiNilMiM WaaaabaMyao Rad workrt NOCsrt To Ta*. Cad; (STEP! ' TrafaMg BdUNytasM (inets-im ^HXEyTtalMMat .PLRapt.HEtMrAIMirs. ICWDRIVERI CUSSD ALL IM IPTA i 0BJ-T4 s s a a r S.MMM TO THE PUBLIC: IP A ____ _ TO APPEAL OBJ-rg A PECIBtON MADE w m t AEBPECT TO ANY MATTER Ok-. MS/SMf gnu NEED A . TAS ASCOAO OP THE _ _ __ bt buakwmgt m CarrMat Cau* Way, t a b r i PL m n . SamknoM^Caunty, PMrtda. undm Md PMHHM Nam* d l M NWTALLATM E S IM J J C B ^ H f lg U t PBATtCWATBMSNYf TACT TM« ( *AmI bettero* atoneIneewemp •tana,on Sit linn? Wh-whafE Bin n rt* , i a a—. . —a.1__ n o r r P i w u p n n g f lO t M r i- UkaM arnPL Ettas pie i|pi m OBJ-IBI L IM ■ eo n 400 RW nPSt t VhflCUW ( 11) 1EEBH0E0 PONO LTD CHOWN VICS •C *Iy W E £ U ER E^P O TO TEMROE a DOOOE DiRLOMAT ? «• ) r5S>taVS pummot^ iCh^Aynp W HOocSaL �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, December 3, 1995 - 71—H alt Wantod 7 l-H f» W a w m C O N V E N IE N T LO C A TIO N , •MSTM. IQtS* OCNERAL OMtca IMMQ/Hr Full, part lima, arlll from MEDICAL Alttot. 110. U/Hour Learn All Department*t Oroaf Bead............. 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UM/U8 •IANF0B0 V I upetaln apt. wtttipordil UH/1M $1 5 0 >i c u m r y 1)1 P O S I T in (be world, has the foUowfcig positions available at our m o n to f*-apaa location where we will offer Delivery, Carryout at Dlne-ln Lunch Buffet 323-3301 Una, 1 / llfV EOt.M/F/p/V Earning potential la up to t ID p e r M a r. you’ll be working with fun people and you will have the flexibility to create your own achedule. Applicants m in t have a d e a l driving record, a reliable Insured car, and like to worh wKh the pubNc <*AAake tPaitadiae Q J oua vv o A d c U c S 8 ... t Iinrirrm ti re-open location, apply in person, any day, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at H o n M / M M U m o i Ave. (30th 8L at Flench Ave.). BanBwd. or call (5 0 7 ) » M m t/O /t. A Holiday Opportunity Jter-1 WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS! I t rJto VMIW ■ T l f r t z * W H 11/1BATH • Pool/Playground tothe 'country'isnt asfarj r as it usedtobe...” & 'p a x tm c n t & We're mtittle bard toJlud, butyou’d begladyou did! There’s a branch at the m ite y where you a n e w the benefita of dvifai life while you serve your countryJThe Florida National Guard We will pay 50% of your ooBefe tuition wide you sene right in your own community. You can aiao recent over $6000 far colege by using the Montgomery G IB B . Give ua 39 day* a year and w e l give you the Best ofBoth Worlds. Csi Today! 330*1431 L -- - �1tB - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, December 3, 1995 141-HantM tor Sate i h iim i s t'H III'l M ill s |* 1/4 A C R I + , toned AO. 1/1. fenced, dlnlnf. fern.. »crn. Bereft, garage. pend. SiW.tao R IN O V A T IO . New carpet. paint, fenced, in . WO. O W N IR P IN ., new paint, MIDORN LK. i n . renovated, new carpet reef pelnt, fenced comer >et. trc.Ma 11AI I m A I I V .1 0 BUILTI Concrete Mk. Hamel 1 bdrm.. 1 bath. Central Alrl Larfe Fenced Yard with many Ireaal L e v al y Landscaping I ONLY M U N I I l f —O ff le t Suppltes 223— M IS C N llN M O U S W LIX US IS m . Ok. groan. 74K ml., auto. 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I t r v l n * S a n fo r d , L a k o M a r y a n d S o m ln o la C o u n ty o ln e o 1 S 0 8 88th Yaar, No. 54 - Sanford, Florida School rezoning Truck In tha laka NEWS DIGEST TO-DO Quid* Neighborhood schools: Goal SATU RDAY and SUNDAY - Nov. 4 A 5 - An Arts and Antiques Festival will be held at Fort Mellon Park along E. First Street In Sanford from 10 a.m. until 0 p.m. each day. The event will feature an antique fair, an arts and crafts show, live entertainment, children’s activities, and a variety o f food and beverages. Admission Is free. The event Is sponsored by Sanford Main Street. The (treater Sanford Chamber o f Com ­ merce. and Celery City Cruisers. ■ y VICKI D eB O fU U M Herald 8enior Staff Writer SATURDAY — Nov. 4 — In connection with the Arts and Antiques Festival, the Celery City Cruisers will be presenting a classic car show and competition In downtown Sanford on Saturday. This will be the 12th annual event o f this type. Door prizes, drawings, a car flea market and related arts and crafts will be on display. The event will be held on First Street. In downtown Sanford from 0 a.m. until 4 p.m. SATU RDAY - Nov. 4 - St Mathew s Baptist Church, on Sipes Avenue in Midway is holding a special carnival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rides, food. fun. activities, and special events for children are scheduled. The event is sponsored by the church's Education Committee. rrwrera nm m wy i Workars from McConnall Towing axtracatad a pickup truck from tha watars of Laka Monroa in Sanford this morning. Pollca say tha vahlcle had been stolen from a residence In tha 200 block of Larkwood Drive In Sanford during the night, but tha owner did not realize It had bean taken until officers phone to tall him hls truck S A T U R D A Y — N ov. 4 — N ew B eth el Missionary Baptist Church. 010 E. 10th Street. Sanford is presenting a fall festival for children with food and games. The event will be held from 1 until 8 p.m. SATU RDAY — Nov. 4 — City o f Altamonte Springs police and fire departments are holding a free Neighborhood Watch Public Safety Day at Country Creek Clubhouse. Many activities, contests, gam es, and displays have b e in promised, with food and beverages as well as sa fe ty p resen tation s and dem onstrations. Children are urged to take their bikes to the event. The Safety Day will be held from 11 a.m. until S p.m. For additional information, phone 834-COPS. SUNDAY — Nov. 8 — The atst Annual O olden araes begin In Sanford, opening day ivtties include a Senior Expo at the Sanford Center from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Opening Ceremonies are slated for 1 p.m. at the civic center. The ceremony and expo are open to the public and offered free o f charge. Qreenwaya honored Florida O ovem or Lawton Chiles today re­ cognized 42 riverine greenways as official "rfortd a Greenways." Three o f the locations are within Seminole County. They were identified aa the Econlockhatchee River Greenway. Middle St. Johns River/Lake George Oreenway. and W eklva River Oreenway. T h e designations are part o f a goal to recognize a total o f ISO greenway projects throughout the state, in keeping with the state's 1BOth anniversary. Singing aeaalon The Sanford/Central Florida Musicians' Guild will meet Saturday. Nov. 4. beginning at B a.m. at historic St. James A.M.E. Church, com er o f Cypress Avenue and Ninth Street. Sylvia Stallworth, minister o f music at St. James will be the featured speaker. Her subject will be how hymns are a vital part o f church services. Th e breakfast m eeting In the church's fellowship hall la open to the general public. For additional Information on the musicians guild, phone Elaine Turner. 323-1547. n V * ^ ' Wi ( Cloudy □ B a a R a sa a lag, F ags BA State to name child support dodgers on Internet to be mude uvullublc for publication In the hopes that It would reduce the numbers of non-payers or hcIplDcatc some who have evaded the law. TALLAH ASSEE - The state has put together a list o f almost 10,000 deadbeat parents, persons who have failed to pay child support. The list was Cops: Be on the lookout for m urder suspect A LTAM O N TE SPRINGS The Altamonte Springs police department urges Central Florida residents to be on the lookout for a murder suspect. Warrants have been issued for the arrest o f Terrell Carlton Glee. In connection with the murder Investigation o f a woman whose decom­ posing body waa found In the trunk o f a car found abandoned on Oct. 13. The vehicle, reported stolen In Orange County, waa located In the River Oaks Apartm ents on SR-434 In Altam onte Springs. According to Altamonte Springs police, the victim has been Identified aa Jessica Denenwcth. 15. white female. She waa reportedly a runaway from her mother's home In Longwood. Police aay Glee was originally believed to be In Riviera Beach, where he managed to elude capture by two Altamonte Springs detectives. Dance party just for young teens Horafd Bo^ Today: Patchy early m o rn in g fo g then p a r tly su n n y and warm with scattered a ft e r n o o n s h o w ­ e r s ...P o s s ib ly a thunderstorm. High In the upper 80s. Wind south 10 mph. Chance o f rain SO percent. was In the lake. A 21-foot boat attached to the pickup truck reportedly had been unhitched during the theft. Police said someone drove the vehicle off the lakefront near San Juan Avenue and Seminole Boulevard. It waa located early this morning. *- Downloading deadbeat parents □ ] w SANFORD — Now that the attendance zones Tor Seminole County high school students arc nettled and the calendar for the school year Is finalized, the debate will begin over elementary school attendance zones In the northern half o f the county. Before lines are drawn, however, the public will have several opportunities to speak their mind on the matter. A number o f plans, assembled by both district officials and by the Edulog computer (a system which logically evaluates the number o f residents In a given area, compared with the number or available classrooms) are available at the district office for review. The changes are necessitated by the construction o f schools In Sanford. Winter Springs and Oviedo. The schools are expected to Ik- ready for occupancy by the start o f the 1996-97 and 1997-98 school years. A committee o f parents and school-based administrators have reviewed the plans and believe that the board, after Input from the community, will be able to find an acceptable plan. om S S hhmMt Larry Fuchs, executive director o f the Depart­ ment o f Revenue said Wednesday he was officially releasing the list, but as o f today. nothing has been released to the public or the media. Fuchs admitted he was disappointed that a number o f newspapers had Indicated they would not publish the list even though a poll taken by a □f Oath of offiea Laka Mary City C o m m is s io n s Sheila Sawyar, (Saat 4), left, and George Du ryes, (Beat 2) right, wera Individually administered the oath of office leal night, to serve another term on the Lake Mary City Commltelon. Circuit Judge W allace Hall conducted the awearlng-ln. tfFMKMMan Sawyer and Duryea w art re-elected to their •eats without opposition. Rear, left to right, Laka Mary City Commissioner Gary Brender, Mayor Lowry Rockatt, and Commissioner David Mealor. Taaehar, student honored ___________ SANFORD - Middle school la a difficult time for students, academ­ ically speaking. The transition from (he coddled elementary school envi­ ronment to one in which they arc being sculpted for Impending adult responsibilities la an aweaomconc. Even more difficult to the social change. Not old enough to hang around with high schoolers and certainly loo old to be seen with the elemen­ tary crowd, those in the middle arc Just that: flo a tin g In a social never-never land. So. the Seminole County Police Athletic League and Fun World at Flea World are Joining farces to help out. . Every Friday evening, beginning today, youngsters between the ages o f 10 and 15 can get together to Tha Notary Club of Sanford honored a selected teacher and student from S o ld ib o ro Elam antary School recently. Show n at tha pre sentat ion, loft to right, taaehar Anno Mario Cota, Fifth grade student Theodora " T J . " W hitt, 10. and Rotary President Rick Gray. The presentation is In keeping with Rotary endeavors to asalal and honor high achievers In tha educational field. D Injured teen confesses to shooting self SANFORD - Officials or both the Seminole County school district and la w e n fo r c e m e n t a g r e e th at Expedltaa "Odette*' Reyes should not have had a gun on the (-uiupus o f Lake Howell High School Iasi month. They maid she will be prosecuted to the fullest extent or the law In relation to an Incident In which she accidentally shot herself In the navel with the gun while trying to dispose o f the weapon. Rcyca, 16. Is expected In bc cbarged with four felony weapons ch arges and one misdemeanor charge o f filing a false imiIIcc n-|Mirt. officials said. According to school olflcluls she has withdrawn from school so she will not be expelled as to the normal procedure for-stu den ts found lo have weapons on campus. "Expulsion to the onlv thing we as □ B — Bb— tlu g . F ags 8A S U B S C R I B 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 6 1 1 44 -l �J Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Friday, Novsmbsr 3, 1S9S N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Florida Unemployment up Agreement in legal dispute TALLAH ASSEE — Florida's unemploy­ ment rate climbed last month to 6.7 percent, up from 5.6 percent In September, a state economist said today. TALLAH ASSEE - The Florida House and Senate reached agreement In a legal dispute over a Senate district In the Tampa Hay area created to elect a minority. The seat held by Sen. Jim Hargrett. D-Tampa. was targeted in a frdcral lawsuit by six residents seeking to overturn the (list rlct. claiming It was created solely to elect a minority. House Speaker Peter Rudy Wallace and Senate President Jim Scott on Thursday announced a proposed settlement that w ould condense H a rgrctt's D istrict 21 Into parts o f Hillsborough. Mnnatecand Pinellas counties. The district currently takes In parts o f those three counties as well as Polk. Wnllace, D-St. Petersburg, said black lawmakers had agreed to the latest plan, which reduces the voting age population o f the district from 45 percent black to 36.2 percent. A hearing Is scheduled Nov. 20 In U.S. District Court In Tnmpa to hear testimony about the latest plan. Widow and family award*) The Jobless rate Is the highest It's been since November 1994 but Rebecca Rust, chief o f the bureau o f labor Information, cautioned that the monthly unemployment statistic Is based on a small sample size and shows a lot o f variation from month to month. A year ago, Florida's unemployment rate was 6.5 percent. The national unemployment rate last month was 5.5 percent, down from 5.6 percent In September and 5.7 percent a year ago. Among 11 populous states, Florida had the second highest unemployment rate, behind California, whose rate was 7.8 percent. In Florida, some 6,370.000 people had full- or part-time joba last month and 457,000 people were looking for work. The unem ploym ent rate doesn't count the number o f people who aren't In the market for Jobs. In September. 6.485,000 people were employed and 388,000 were looking for work. Through September. Florida employers created 198,800 new Jobs over the year, a gain o f 3.4 percent for a total number o f Jobs o f 6.4 million. "O vera ll, when you look at all the economic data Florida Is on a modest growth path." Rust said. "It's consistent with the national forecast that predicts a soft landing." Report: Tax incentives not worth it $1.25 million MIAMI (API — The families o f two alleged drug boat guards whose 1985 drowning deaths led to the "M iam i River Cops" corruption trial may collect $1.25 million from seven former police officers, a Jury has decided. But the Jure absolved the city o f Miami o f any constitutional violations sulTcred by Adolfo Lopez and Pedro Martinez. According to the verdict Thursday, the widow and family o f Lopez was awarded $703,000, while Martinez' family was uwarded $553,000. The lawsuit, brought by Ada Lopez and Juana Martinez, accused the city and the police officers o f negligence and civil rights violations. It claimed the uniformed officers. with guns drawn, forced Lopez and Martinez Into the Miami River after storming the boat the men were on. Agancy has ntw prtaldtnt ORLANDO — Enterprise Florida, the public-private agency providing Jobs and services for Industry, has a new president. John C. Anderson, now president o f the Beacon Council In Miami, was appointed by the board o f the Orlando-based agency on Wednesday. Anderson will replace Gainesville developer Howard I. Hoder. The agency provides Job training, financing for start-up companies and assistance to manufacturers. It wants to add 200,000 high-wage Jobs to Florida's economy over 10 years. Inducements lack accountability and are generally not focused on a Job creation strategy. "T h e use o f tax Incentives as a means oT developing the state's econ om y does not create a positive return on the state's Investm ent," said the report released Thursday. "Study after study shows that the return on Investment for lax Incentives Is negative." The Legislature w ill con sid er additional tax breaks next year as part -of a m ajor econom ic developm ent package. While Florida's economy has o u tp e r fo r m e d o th e r s o u th ­ eastern states for most o f the past 15 years, the region re­ m a in s o n e o f th e n a tio n 's poorest, the report said. In 1992. Florida ranked 16th w ith a poverty rats o f 1S.3 percent compared with a national rate o f 14.5 percent. ^ * a x In cen tives:* h o w e v e r * aren't as Important as other factors, such as labor costs, highw ay access, construction costs and a low crime rate. In attracting new businesses, the report said. And tax breaks aren't usually cost effective. For Instance, the suite m ay exempt a business from sales tax on the purchase o f machinery and equipment. But th e e x e m p tio n red u ces the amount o f depredation the same business can take on the in­ come. the report said. Members o f a House tax sub­ committee greeted the draft re­ port Thursday with mixed re­ views, while business groups and economic development of­ ficials derided It. “ This report Is very troubleaome,” aaid Jodi Chase, a lob­ byist for Associated Industries o f UF squabbla flams GAINESVILLE — Just when the Board o f Regents thought a recent squabble with University o f Florida o f President John Uimbardl was over. It flared up again. Regent C.B. Daniel o f Gainesville called into the meeting Thursday from his hospital bed at Shanda and criticized Regents Chairman Jim Heekin o f Orlando for publicly criticizing Lombardi last month for proposing tuition changes to legislators without first talking with the regents. Daniel called Heekin's action "reprehensible" during a flve-mlnute phone dialogue with his colleagues. Regent Steve Uhlfelder o f Tallahassee, who has also had public disagreements with Lombardi, defended Heekin and the regents voted unanimously to support the Orlando regent's criticism o f Lombardi. Joyce Rao quickly learned B row llfl W U h ty Animal Control Is not the place to call when a hamster gets trapped behind your kitchen wall. She was stunned when communications operator A lex Joffe threatened to have her cited for animal cruelty If she did not Immediately knock a hole In the wall and rescue the rodent. Ms. Rao. who has filed a complaint about the Oct. 13 Incident, said she was horrified because she did not have money to pay a fine. She said she only wanted to free the hamster her two young daughters called "Minnie Mouse." Ms. Rao whacked taro small holes In the wall before giving up and the hamster made Its way out o f the wall. It later escaped from the apartment and disappeared. Broward C ounty Fire Rescue A ssistan t C h ie f John Schildknecht said the incident la under investigation. Splendid dining aboard PLYMOUTH, Fla. - A railroad that carriee citrus fruit and freight for Lake County customers will undergo a transforma­ tion at the end o f each day by hauling dinner trains for gourmet diners. Ben Blscan, general manager o f Florida Central Railroad, plans to begin the new service later thla month. Trains would depart from the Orlando area and run through rural sections o f Orange and Lake Counties. a four- or five-course meal — and a "It will be fine dlnf leisurely trip through aid Florida." Btacan aaid Tuesday. Tickets for the three-hour trip to Tavares and back will cost $49.95 including the meal. Cash bars will be available on the trains, which will depart from a small depot in Altamonte Springs, an Orlando suW rb. M IA M I — H a ro a re Iha Honoring vatarana Veterans’ Day la coming up on November 11. 8anford Mayor Bettye Smith signed an official proclamation for the event reoently, eurrounded by members of the Veterans of Foreign Ware. Left to right, chairman of the Veterans' Day Parade, Winter Springs (host post 5405) VFW member Sill Mayo, Sanford Poet 10108 VFW «uw U-iotnnct .-j M IU jiu-sT.j ii.b'O CUIL j u f l i f l s , a t TALLAHASSEE - In the first 10 months o f this year. 162 manatee deaths were reported, nearly matching the lBB4toU. T h a t c o m p a re a w ith 166 m a n a te e d e a th a re p o rte d through last October by the Department o f Environmental Protection. The total for 1994 was 193. the highest since a cold spell four years earlier claimed nearly 50 manatees and pushed the 1990 total to 206. Manatee deaths so far this year plus last year exceed 300. The population to estimated at 1,800 to 2.000, for a mortality rate o f 17 percents " T h a t Is s t r ik in g ," sta te marine biologist Scott Wright said Thursday. "W hen you've got that level o f mortality you've got to look at the long-term "N o one's really quite sure if the population to going down steadily or staying the same or Increasing." he aaid. "W e have seen an Increase In the number o f deaths over time, something one has to be very concerned about." As Wright analysed the re­ mains o f two manatees In Bt. Petersburg. Mary Morris, an en­ viro n m e n ta l sp e c ia lis t w ith D E P 'a B ureau o f P ro te c te d Species Management, spotted two live manatees In an aerial survey over coastal regions In the Big Bend area. " M o s t o f o u r e ffo r t s a re fo c u s e d a t p r e v e n t in g th e human-caused deaths because w e rea lly d o n 't have much control over-the other things," Ackerman said. At the same time, the number o f undeterm ined deaths has Jumped to 4$ from 33 last year. "W e don’t know what that's about." Ackerman aaid. "W e're s till d is cu ss in g It a m o n g st ourselves." THE W EATHER w in n in g n um bers selected T h u r s d a y in th e F lo r ld B Lottery: F a n ta s y ■ 8-16-5-11-22 Today: Patchy early morning fog then partly sunny and warm with scattered afternoon showera...Possibly a thunderstorm. High In the upper 80s. Wind south 10 mph. Chance o f rain 30 percent. Tonight: Variable cloud­ in ess w ith s c a ttered s h o w ­ ers... Possibly a thunderstorm. Low in the mid to upper 60s. Wind southwest 5 to 10 mph. C hance o f rain 30 percent. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a slight chance o f morning show­ e r s ... T h e n g r a d u a l c l e a r ­ ing...Breezy...And cooler. High in the mid to upper 70s. Wind north 15 mph and gusty. P ily s ld y B I- B B T h e h igh tem p era tu re In Sanford Thursday was 99 de­ grees and the overnight low was 68 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed ra in fa ll fo r the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 inches. □ I S S M L .................. 5:39 p.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UV1) rating for Orlando to 7. Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UV1 exposure levels are rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency aa follows: ■ M M m S Sm JJWMJNsi m m VwT o i 01 0.1.9 minimal 3.4 tow m Cns J S S fir ? A 9 high S jjfc o n �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Friday, November 3, 1W6 - 8A I V e h ic u la r b u r g la r is s Sheri IT a deputies are Investigating s scries o f vehicular burglaries reported Wednesday In Altamonte Springs. Several own IIt Ol ilOwwITiUwii VWVi MW been presented to Seminole Towns Center. Bhown during the presentation yesterday, left to right, Sanford Grounds M a in te n a n c e C o o r d in a t o r Howard Jeffries, maintenance supervisors Patricio Sanehez and Chary! Market, Crts Friar, director of operations for Dora Landscaping Co., Apopka, and Dora oparations/malntfnanoa m anagar Ed G llbart. Dora Landscaping la rasponalMa for m alntananea o f tha e lty 'a portion o f tha right-of-ways at tha Samlnola Towns Ctntar. vans. In all, deputies reported a total o f 91 vehicles had apparently been burglarised. In cases where the door lochs were forced open, an estimated damage o f 1100 per vehicle was reported. Very few Items were repotted missing. One vehicle owner reported 93 In coins having been taken, while a knife was removed from another vehicle. The burglaries took place on Qc ncvteve Drive, Hollyhock, and Dolores Drive in Altamonte Springe. Double charges * Ricardo Lopes Johnson, 39, o f 1000 Mangostlne, Sanford, was arrested by both sheriff's deputies ana Sanford police Wednesday. According to the sheriff's arrest report. Johnson was accused o f robbing a convenience store, indicating he had a gun. Under $300 In cash was aald to have been stolen before the robber fled tn a vehicle. Sanford police subeequcntly found the car and conducted a traffic stop at Olive Avenue and 13th Street approximately 10 minutes after the vehicle was Identified and officers told to be on the lookout. As a result o f the Investigation. Sanford police believe they have connected Johnson with the aim ed robbery o f another convenience store In the 4100 block o f 8. Orlando Drive. At that time, the robber reportedly escaped with an amount o f cash, and a bag o f Dorltos. Sheriff's deputies charged Johnson with armed robbery with a flrearm/other deatly weapon. Sanford police charged him with aim ed robbery, Ratail thift Jeanette Denise Knight, 38, o f Winter by Sanford police Wednesday. Officers responded to a call from the manager o f a store tn the 1900 Mock o f B. French Avenue, identifying the get-away car used M o w in g a retail theft. Police located the car at 13th Street and French Avenue. T h e y aald they found the Items reportedly taken from the store, five pair o f socks valued at S33.3S. Knight waa subsequently arrested on chargee o f retail theft and trespaaelng after warning. Traffic stop Edward M. Holder. 36 .3 39 Rockwell Circle. Lake Maiy. waa stopped by Casselberry police Wednesday at Lake Howell Square. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, having an expired tag. posacsaloa o f cannabis, possession o f drug paraphernalia, and a traffic citation. --------* — w ftrrsntt • Deborah Darlene Morrisey, 43, 3401 8. Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by deputies at her residence Tuesday. She waa wanted for failing to appear on a charge o f driving with a suspended license. •Stephen Kent Stewart, 34, 003 S. Sanford Avenue, waa located by Sanford police Monday at Third and Park. He waa found to be wanted on a warrant far burglary, issued in Bloomington. Indiana. • A rle n e Speed, IS, IB IS Landing Drive, was served a warrant at the je ll Tuesday. She waa wanted for falling to appear for ball. jR o g e r Cassidy. IB .JO S Cedar Creek Chete. Sanford.jras Co-owner suspected of arson the family said It looked like a swastika. A construction worker round Sarabakhsh on the sidewalk o u ts id e th e b u rn in g Kabob House, a Middle Eastern restau­ be a hate crim e Inside her rant she owns with her brother. family's burning restaurant wsa Mori, a native o f Iran, and his arrested on suspicion o f setting w ife . S te p h a n ie . M ort and Stephanie Sarabakhsh are not the fire. Zhaleh Sarabakhah had a suspects. Zhaleh Sarabakhsh had been swaatikalike symbol carved Into her abdomen In the alleged bound and gagged with tape. attack. Her fam ily also had Investigators traced a roll o f reported harassment for about a ta p e , e m p ty c o n ta in e r s o f flammable material and a pair o f month before the fire. Sarabakhah. 38. waa expected rubber gloves to a purchase she to be charged today with anon, herself made. Oilman said. Th e night after the alleged endangering by fire and making a false report, prosecutor John attack, hundreds o f outraged OofT said. She could face Up to r e s id e n t s , j o in e d b y M o rt Sarabakhsh, marched to protest 18 years In prison If convicted. ‘ Investigators are convinced what they saw as racial hatred tn she acted alone” in setting the their community. Money was Oct. 33 fire. U . Scott Oilman raised to help the family rebuild. "O ur family wishes to express said Thursday, adding that the our gratitude to the community motive waa not known. Police did not say whether for tne support we have received they think Sarabakhsh was In­ In this entire ordeal." Mort and volved In the alleged harassment Stephanie 8arabakhsh aald In a o f her family or whether she statement Thursday night. "W e carved the marks on herself. A are devastated by this final turn ......... state prosecutor had said the o f events." marks erndt have been s bbw h authorities she could not re­ member what happened when she was allegedly attacked. She •aid she had been cleaning up after the last customer left when her assailants approached her from behind. She also said she did not remember how she got out the front door o f the burning restau­ rant. Before the fire, the family had reported that a swastika waa painted on the restaurant, and they had received threats, hate mall and a package containing 10 plastic fingers, two plastic ears, a small doll with a noose a ro u n d U s n eck and tw o swastikas. E rv In n lger. a F argo c ity commissioner who grew d o se to the Sarabakhsh family after the fire, said the match and the speeches against racial hate w ill not go for naught. “ people who i for the right ret "A n d If they fa should n ot." P ic tu re s tra m H u b b le show stars forming •T h o m a s Lee Lovett. 44.3137 W. SSth arrested by deputies at the County Frohai day. He wae wanted far violation o f probatt battery. •K rysta l E. Conklin. 34. with no local m by police at the Seminole County ooufthm ■ iM IM T f a a ^ T M II Associated Pma# Writer — — — W A S H I N Q T O N — An astronom er fa hailing photographs o f stars form ing inside a 6-trillion-mile-long cloud o f gas as " p e r h a p s the moat spectacular picture w e've seen from the Hubble Space Tele- T h e p h o to e v a p o ra tio n ultimstely Inhibits further growth of the embryonic stars by dtspen tru the cloud o f gas they were feeding from. The pictures were made o f the Eagle Nebula. ■ known nearby star-forming region 7,000 light y e a n away In the constellation Serpens, Thus, the Images show the an t jum p from no real observaUomd evidence that this process view takes about yearn, Heater aald. r e a r e d 'l l * ! ! 0 Professor Bruce M otion o f the University o f W ashington In resem bling stalagmites rising from a cavern floor, or perhaps the heads o f aea serpents. At their edge* are Anger-tike protnulnni, each with tips larger than our solar system, in which •tare are embedded. The atora are cradled In BOO*. an acronym fo r Evaporating Osseous Globules, feeding and growing on hydrogen and duet, said J eff Heater, an astronom er at Arixona State University to Tempe. Aa the stars get bigger, the radiation they em it eats away tha rhmd. them to v ie w . T h e p lc tu r e e s h o w photoevaporating gas aa ghostly b y p h o to c v a p o ra tto n .' ' aald Hester, the principal Investigator an the protect. flaring the pictures far the first time, be aald In an Interview, "w e were just Mown away. This la the kind o f science that JuMtfled it (the telescope) in the 10.000 " I f you were to watch that over could see the cavity get bigger and bigger aa radiation eats further Into the cloud." Hester explained. " A s that cloud gets boiled away. It uncovet* things buried th ere. In th e ca se o r M 16 (another name far the nebula) *t'» uncovering a region that Is form ing yet m ore stars; the cloU(1 n u o 't all been eaten •w a y ." w __________ 4 F f N M B M M M . _ i f f We Worked Hard lb Get Here. �« * - 8anford Herald. Sanford, Florida -Friday, November 3, 1996 Editorials/ Opinions (USf>t 491-290) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0993 Lscy K. Low • Editor Otfetea H. Pugh. Bualneaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Monllia................................. 810.50 0 Moitllia................................. 830 00 1 Year......................................878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% aalea tarnIn ____________ addition to ralea above. EDITORIAL Welc.ome to Sanford G rea te r Sanford C h a m b er o f C o m m e rc e officia ls say this w eek en d cou ld b e th e start or h o lid a y sh opp in g. T h e ch a m b e r, S a n fo rd M ain S treet and the C e le ry C ity C ru isers a re sp o n so rin g the A rts. C rafts a n d A n tiq u e F estival at Fort M ellon Park this S a tu rd a y and Su nday. T im e s arc 10 a.m . u n til 5 p.m . S a n fo rd has h ad th e St. J o h n s R iv e r F estival fo r m a n y yea rs, d ra w in g ou t a rtists a n d cra ftsp erson s fro m va rio u s a re a s o f C en tral Florida. N ow , w ith the In flu x o f a n tiq u e sh op s In d o w n to w n Sanford and els ew h ere in n orth ern S e m in o le C ou n ty, th e a n tiq u e aspects h a ve been added. L ik ew ise, w ith participation b y th e C ele ry C it y C ru is ers, th e s tr e e ts o f d o w n to w n S a n ford w ilt be lined w ith som e o f th e fin est cla ssic cars. N atu ra lly, a great m a n y S an ford residen ts w ill tu rn out fo r this w eek en d o f activities. T h e y h a ve In the past, and w e h op e th ey w ill co n tin u e d o in g so this w eek en d , h op efu lly In e v e n la rg e r num bers than before. W h a t w ou ld really be a boon fo r th e c ity h o w ev er, is If m o re and m ore people from th e su rrou n d in g area w ou ld attend the festival. P eop le from Deltona. D eBary. O ran ge C ity, En terprise. O viedo. W in te r Springs. W in ter P a rk , a n d a ll o f th e o th e r su rrou n d in g n eigh borh oods w ill b e w a rm ly w elcom ed. W e su ggest that p eople w h o h ave not been In th e d o w n to w n S anford area recently, take a fe w e x tr a m om ents, an d d rive around the d o w n to w n a n d takefront areas. H opefu lly, th ey w ill be surprised. S a n fo rd residents are proud o f. th eir c ity ,... an d w ith the ex p ec te d out-of-tow n visito rs e x p e c te d d o w n to w n th is w eek en d , w e u rge e v e r y o n e to b e m o re than Just a g o o d n e ig h b o r. L e t's g iv e ev e ry o n e a pep talk. A fte r all, n o th in g has e v e r su cceeded w ith ou t good p ro m o tio n , an d it w o n 't cost local residen ts a n y th in g to becom e a P R person fo r this w eek en d . W e lc o m e S an ford residen ts. W e lc o m e v is i­ tors. E n jo y this w e e k e n d 's A rts. C rafts and A n tiq u e F estival in d o w n to w n Sanford. WILLIAM A. RUSHER Th e architectural sins of I.M. Pei By sheer coincidence I happened to visit both guish It further from Its rivals, he abandoned the Paris and Hong Kong in the past two months, architectural values o f symmetry or even and they combined to rouse in me a complaint balance, to w h ich ~ -------------------that I want to get olTmy chest. m o s t o f h is p r e ­ I.M. Pel is one o f the world's most famous d e c e s s o r s h a d architects, and (I'm told by people who have met adhered, and came him) easily one o f the most charming. O f Chinese up w ith a skinny birth but an American since his youth, he heads oiT-balance contrap­ an architectural firm whose services ore In tion with what ap­ worldwide demand. I am sure he Is responsible pears to be an arm for many exemplary buildings, but In Palis and akimbo. The result Is Hong Kong in recent years he has designed two a sort o f architectural structures that, between them, sum up almost equivalent o f Marcel e v e r y t h in g that is w ro n g w ith m o d e rn D u ch a m p 's “ Nude architecture. D escen din g a In Hong Kong Mr. Pei was commissioned by Staircase.*' the People's Republic o f China to design a new The notoriety thus headquarters building for its Bank o f China, on acquired m ay have Hong Kong Island overlooking that breathtaking been what prompted harbor. The Island is mountainous, and had the late French pres­ f T h e y c o m b in e d served as a dramatic backdrop for scores o f ident, Oeorges Pom­ to r o u t e In m t a gleam in g m odern buildings, until various pidou, to ask Mr. Pei c o m p la in t th a t I thoughtless architects, with more money than to d e s ig n a n e w w a n t to g e t o ff sense, began designing buildings so tall that they e n t r a n c e fo r th e m y c h e s t. ■ overwhelmed their setting. L o u vre m useu m . Mr. Pel simply took this process to its Illogical The handsome old conclusion, designing a building ridiculously out palace that houses It Is a masterpiece or French o f scale with Its surroundings. Then, to distin­ architectu ral styles from the Renaissance JOSEPH SPEAR g u Who forgives Robert McNamara? m MY DICWIDR WENT 1b THE UN CONFERENCE. AND ALL I LOST MRS AN SHIRT 1 «1' 11M 1*1" <t v* * * il i r • ! •( .?! ' 'I ■ 1*1. VT ■!* 7 i' M *jf • L E T T E R S Parent’s point of view Lyman la the school to be. Dr. Peter Gorman Is the principal In action. During the summer o f 1903 my husband and I had to m ake one o f the hardest decisions. We to a Anal dedaion o f tending our to Lyman High School (a public school) has b e m In • private school all her life. Not allow m g her to ase our fear w e started the process. It waa dtsappolnUng. at first, because when we tiled to talk wtth the principal he was always unavail­ able to get back to us. For our daughter to know who the principal was. she had to attend a town meeting. The meeting implies her absence from school In which she always had a remarkable attendance. The summer o f 1994 changed drastically with the arrival o f a new principal. First you would hear e l kind o f comments from the students: e g . *be la v e a l ”, "he is gorgeous', "he is One", "he Is young*, "he has them In prison“t The last remark was made because the gates, which have been there for years, were finafry being used. The gates would be dosed after the second bed. Every late student would have to go through the front. A s the months prolong the comments about the prison changed, but the others continued. Students and parents seemed very happy. The first town meeting was very well attended. The was overwhelming. This was never seen Dr. Oorman walks or runs to classes with the students. His presence Is visible all over the c— ipus When the new office buildup was cornplated, Dr. Gorman changed the office, originally p icked ou t by p reviou s principal, to an area where he could see the students and they could see him. The news spread quickly. The atten­ dance increased and drop outs decreased, but m oreover the students, and teachers are very ; Oorm an could and atiU can be seen at held at school. After one o f his town be Informed the parents that he waa going to aee the baseball game If they wanted to Join him. H ie attendance increased tremendously. It w as a fte r 9:0 0 p .m .. on a Tu esday. Dr. atlU In his office and his wife Sue i helping him to decorate. As a Social Worker I o r h ear m any stories dally, but the one I clearly reiiu m bem l waa a parent telling me her 14 year old had not gone to school in one week, and she did not know what to do. I immediately encouraged her to cag Dr. Oorman. She did spoke to Dr. Oorman and later on told me about It. U took him only one telephone call, and Dr. Gorman very quickly had the guidance counselor schedule a conference. Now her son Is at school doing very well. That reminds me o f a story myself. My daugh­ tys. and ter was unusually quiet for a couple o f days, am I could although I knew something forward, having been constructed and re­ constructed over three centuries. The oldest part o f the palace Is built on the four sides o f a central courtyard (the Cour Carrec). from which two long, symmetrical arms stretch westward. The green Mlcheiin guide to Parts describes the Louvre palace as "gra n d " and "reg a l," and It Is certainly that. The museum, which boasts such treasures as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and the Winged Victory o f Samothrace. Is housed In portions o f the central structure, and In the long southern arm that stretches along the Seine. This time, at least, Mr. Pel remembered the virtue o f symmetry. But what he placed squarely between the great palace's outstretched arms was... a glossy milk-white pyramid, like those in Egypt, only smaller, looking for all the world like a huge plastic toy. It bears no relation to the rest o f the architecture o f the Louvre - or Indeed to almost anything else In Paris. Anyone trying to defend It would be forced to argue that Its sheer contrariety la Its greatest charm . What both the Bank o f China building and tfje Louvre museum entrance proclaim at the top o f their lungs Is, "L ook at me) 1 was designed by I.M. Pell" This seems to be a common feature o f the modem architectural mind. not get her to teU m e what it was. I then called Dr.Oorman, and told him about my concern. He quickly set up a meeting with the guidance coun­ selor himself and 1 .1 left his office at about 7:49 A M ., but by K 0 0 A M . he called to Inform me he had spoken to my daughter, and everything was all risU . He will fill me in later with details. My daughter later called me thanking me for caring UU» Ml enough about her tortalk to Ml, Dr. UtNIIMIl. Oorman. what seemed Uke an ImpoaalDr. Oorman did what bthty. Far y ea n , thes previous principal could not secure or reserve ani indoor facility for graduation. The excuses varied from calling too late, has to be reserved a year ahead; even though every year several people would pass out on the football Odd from heat exhaustion. However, the class o f 1900 was very happy when Dr. Gormai) Informed them graduation would he held Indoors at the U.C.F. arena. The first In almost 20 years. Dr. Oorman then announced the exam exemp­ tion which very soon all the schools wtQ be adopt­ ing. This past summer Dr. Oorman was one o f the teachers who elected go to Harvard to enhance his teaching ability. Needless to say, he brought hack and has shared what he learned. What a pleasure U is to know Dr. Oorman and seeing now I have two children at Lyman and one more In a couple o f years. My husband and I hope he will be there all (he years to come. Dctorts Newman Longwood Abused kids Politic tans at all levels are talking about reforming welfare and changing the way we In this country treat poor children and families. Most people agree that the nation's welfare system should be Unproved, so the why o f reform la not so much an Issue as the how. How can reforms be made while ensuring that vulnerable children arc protected and have the basics o f adequate food, clothing and ahrllcr? In all the discussions about changes in AFDC and other supports far poor families, one thing Is Important to remember. Welfare reform Is not the same as protecting abused^neglected children. The two should not be confused. Current federal law covering faster core and adoption assistance guarantees that abused and neglected children will be protected, reguanfteas o f where they live. The promise Is to protect them and keep them aafe. whether with their biological family, other relatives or a faster family, to long-standing and real. The version o f welfare reform that paaaed recently by the U.B. House o f Representative* seriously threatens the safety o f abused and neglected children. That legislation would block-grant federal money for child protectionalong with the money for several other programs such as child care, child nutrition and school lunches. In addition to eliminating significant federal protections for abused children, the House bill would also mean that states would lose billions o f dollars for child protecUoh over the next five years compared w kh binding they could anticipate under current federal law. It to a asd tact that more then one mfltton children were vlcttma o f abuse and neMsct tost year In this country, and three die every day. Last year In Florida, 75.0Q0 children were identified as victims o f abuse or neglect. Fortunatley, the welfare reform Irgtslat ton that eras passed In Bcptm em bcr by the Senate did not call for the conversion o f federal child protection programs into block grants. It appears the senators recognised that abuse and neglected children have been hurt enough, and that we as a nation should not weaken our support for them b> giving states lump sums to be used as they see (It. for nowever long the money holds out. whether or not children need safe placements. Th e tale o f abused and neglected children should not become an accident o f geography, which could happen when states run out o f (heir block-granted funds. W e must Insist that politicians, in their seal to reform welfare, stay focused on the need to protect all abused and neglected children in Florida and the entire country. The committee In Congress now hammering out a welfare reform bill for both houses to consider tomuld maintain child protection as an entitlement program that protecta every abused and neglected child, whenever and wherever there to need. Linda Kadigan Assistant Secretary Children and Family Services Florida Department o f HRS Berry's World •Hf t h f ! A n ya ng m m w tfi W hat's bugging the body politic? Tht mailbag knows: C.S., Ml. Vernon. III.: Your outburst over Robert McNamara's confessional made me aad. I firm ly opposed Vietnam, yet I feel that McNamara's book la a cleansing o f the soul. Sure, there are 58.000 names on "T h e W alt," but the man who was largely responsible for putting them there has now admitted his (suits. I guess you're too hard o f heart to forgive, la that very nice? J oe: F orm er De­ fe n s e S e c r e t a r y McNamara, a major a r c h it e c t o f th e Vietnam War, now s a y s h e p r iv a t e ly o p p o s e d U .S . In■-<votvwnsni>but>atMs»u not,tv,apeak f 1, never thought about . doing it." he said, b e c a u s e it w o u ld have been wrong "to subvert the policies o f the p re s id e n t." A n d w hy w as Lyndon Johnson so bent on saving the ( w h a t ' a b u g g in g South Vietnam re­ th a b o d y poTlI Itte gim e? Because Re­ T h t m a ilb a g publicans might ac­ know s. J cuse him o f "losin g" Vietnam. Put another way, 58,000Amert carta died In a political game. Yea, I am h ard-hearted. You m ay fo rg iv e R obert M c N a m a ra . O o d m a y f o r g iv e R o b e rt McNamara. I d o dot. N.M.: You have so much In you. and your picture only further buttroaaea the hate In your fapirtt. Joet Like the photo o f Betty Crocker, the picture that many newspapers run at the top o f this column to a computer-generated composite, the very best that technology can create. Clearly, the cyberactences have room for Improvement. R.M., Golden City, Mo.t Ask prisoners a f war what they think a f the flag amendment. You are demented to desecrate Senator Bob Dote who served hto country with distinction and was severely wounded, aa well as all other veterans who served In WWU. W e need the amendment to protect the flag from you and the hoodlums across the country. Joe: It bewilders me how eome people can read simple words and not comprehend them. I did argue, as did the Supreme Court, that flag burning to protected speech, and that moat politicians who favor the amend­ ment are phonies looking for easy votes. But I specifically exempted Bob Dote, almost kilted in World W ar It. Hto "understandably becloud hto logic." 1said. R.W., Doyteatown. Pa.: It's apparent you are Jealous o f Rush Ltmbaugh, who is 1,000 times smarter than you. Joe: I might not have hto mind, but I've got abetter body. J.M., America Online: The Christian Right to so goofy, they thl... (Editor's note: Inex­ plicably. J.M.'s dispatch was terminated at this point by a bolt o f lightning.) Ha Ha. 1 wasn’t really struck by lightning. You gotta believe Ood has a sense at humor. How ‘ do you explain the duck-faUted platypus? Joe: A ll O od's creatures not a rote. J.M for platypt. Australia would be overran with M.H.. Conroe. Texas: Your column Is much needed. Ptease never gel so tltorrnin^rrl that you start believing moat o f us no longer care. And, please, never temper Joe: Thanks, M il. Your note gives m e a chance to say how much I appreciate the positive letters so many o f you send. There are times when they keep me going. I wish I had Ume to respond to all o f them, but I do not. I hope you understand. Keep it com ing, friend and foe alike: Joe Spear. Newspaper Enterprise Association. fiOO Madison Ave.. New York. NY 10016. P A .: t was kidding about the cnropH tiphoto. It to.genulne. and further proof that Ood has a sense o f humor. - �r f - Sanford Hnrald, Sanford, Florida -Friday, Novambar 3, 1099 - M Unemployment rate dips to 5.5 percent in October s Econom ic* W riter WASHINGTON - The nation's unemployment rate dipped to 5.8 percent In October, the lowest level In seven month*, aa moderate gains in construction and medical services helped to offset the effects or an aircraft manufacturing strike. Th e Labor Department said today that the jobless rate Im­ proved from the 5.8 percent level where It had been Tor the past two months. Analysts said the small improvement did nothing to change their view that eco­ nomic activity Is slowing after a summer spurt. P a y ro ll jo b s increased by 1 1 6 , 0 0 0 , s l i g h t l y b e lo w expectations, and the govern­ ment revised sharply downward Its estimate for the growth in payroll Jobs for September, re­ du cin g the increase to Just 50,000 Instead o f a previously reported gain o f 121,000. Katherine O. Abraham, com ­ missioner o f the Bureau o f Labor Statistics, raid today's report reflected a labor market that continuing " t o expand at a modest pace." While the economy grew at a sizzling 4.2 percent annual rate from July through September, a number o f recent reports In­ dicated that business activity is slowing to a more sustainable rate in the final three months o f the year. On Thursday, chain retail stores reported their sales Inched up last month at the slowest pace in four years and earlier this week a w idely watched barometer o f the manufacturing Industry posted a significant decline. That newa helped to boost the stock market to a new record high as hopes were rekindled that the slow growth will give the Federal Reserve more room to cut Interest rates. Many analysts believe the Fed w ill pass up the chance to reduce rates at Its November meeting, because o f uncertainty o f the budget negotiations be­ tween President Clinton and Congress, but w ill trim rates at their December gathering. House GOP aim: Cut seniors’ groups out of jobs program IfM II \Associated P r s »» Writsr_________ WASHINGTON - House Reiblleans plan to stop funding itional senior cltlaens groups ding some that have Iticited OOP policies — as part changes proposed for a jobs i for older Americans, renewal o f the Older is Act takes the Washgton-baaed organisations out [ t h e action. Rep. Randy tik e" Cunningham, R-Calif., airman o f the House Economand Educational Opportunities a d on youth and families, said uraday. Cunningham's plan to the 1668 law. money ince 1A socialise, dance and a aafe. ftm environment, importantly, they can t with their friends, think It's going to be a for these kids," Tisha marketing assistant at orid said. U 7:30 p.m., the kids trill be feed tM otfce them * parti an d ’ rhave uXFW Tfff rides, the games, ig ivro m i i i i h t f f g p lf •2k d H ; / ft o f course. thsreU be and dancing. The music a f t 1A district con'do.” Haibig. the district laf. m m . "N o w It's up system to do what to the charges ftng o f the fu se o rm y 's office Reyes he charged firearm, i. pooM-lfOOtf a firearm on ankitnl a fa firearm by a minor. J aakl be does not believe i will be eent to Jail aa this first offense, but he said l consequences o f her actions, la convicted, will still be that now goes to nine private o rg a n is a tio n s and the U.S. Forest Service to run the Senior C om m unity Service E m ploy­ ment Program would go Instead to states as block grants. The states could then conduct com petitive bidding for con­ tracts under the program, which annually helps tom e 100,000 poor Americana over age 85 find minimum-wage jobs In libraries, nursing homes, day care centers and other community service. Several o f the affected groups, Including the American Associa­ tion o f Retired Persons and the National Council o f Senior Cttlsens, have shandy criticised OOP plans to reform Medicare providers will change, but this week there will be a celebrity D J . from X L 106.7 radio. Th ey will stay In that closed environment until 11 p.m. un­ less parents pick them up. "W e 're going to have a really strict enforcement on the pick ups," Valery assured. Five Seminole County sheriff’s deputies will be on duty at the parti to snsurS everyone's safety. < V alery said no one that falls outside the 10 to 15 age range wM be permitted on the dance 'W e Just want to make sure problem'': one which the stu­ dents need to understand. Reyes had told Investigators at the time o f the shooting that two hooded men had assaulted her with a knife and shot her when she resisted. It was later discov­ ered the gun with which she had been sh ot b e lo n g ed to h er mother. Y e s te r d a y , u n d e r fu rth e r questioning, she admitted that she had accidentally shot herself In an effort to rid herself o f the weapon before she entered the and have been the targets o f Republican legislation to limit lobbying by nonprofit groups. "T h is la good old-faahloncd vendetta politics." said Patrick Bums, a spokesman for the council. " It ’s Injecting partisan politics Into a debate about who should get federal grants.” Cunningham made public a General Accounting Office report that concluded that eight o f the 10 organizations exceeded a 15 percent ceiling for federal grant money going to administrative costa by shifting some o f those coats to another category. It aaid 620 million was lost because o f this bureaucratic overhead. Deadbeat1A Tailshaasee T V station indicated 76 percent o f the people wanted the names released. A number o f newspapers how­ ever, Inclu din g the Sanford Herald, intend to publish the names, but have been unable to obtain a listing. The local Child Support En­ forcement Division In Seminole County declined discussing the list, and referred calls to the State Child Support Division In Tallahassee. At the Department o f Revenue in Tallahassee, Donna O'Neil Is charged with dealing with the media, but a spokesman in her department said. "W e have the list, but we haven't decided how we are going to turn It over to the presa.*' In a presa release late yester­ day. Fuchs said he has decided to make the listings available, tentatively Tuesday, and then, on th e In t e r n e t c o m p u t e r network. According to Associated Press, the state knows or nearly a quarter o f a million parents who aren't paying the child support they owe. From It they have compiled a list o f almost 10,000 Taxnot going to give you an incen­ tive to come here." Chape claimed the state's tax burden on businesses hurts Its chance o f attracting and keeping them, even though Florida ranks 40th. nationally with a corporate Income tax rate o f 5.5 percent. R e p . D e b b ie W a s h e rm a n Schultz. D-Davte. aaid the report jA n n o u n ce the middle school students are gl ven the opportunity to have un." she said. fu Tickets for the dance party are • 6 per person. That amount Includes the dance. 12 ride tickets, and 10 arcade tokens. Food will be available for sale. deadbeats. " W e w a n t t he fr ie n d s , n e ig h b o r s , c o -w o r k e r s and bosses o f these deadbeats to know that they have financially a b a n d o n ed th e ir c h ild r e n ," Fuchs said Wednesday when he waa supposed to have released the list to the general public. The Hat doesn't necessarily represent the worst o f the state's deadbeats but Is a cross-section sampling or parents who owe c h ild su p p ort, said a g e n cy spokeswoman Donna O'Neal. In Pensacola, a woman who hasn't received child support for her tw o sons In almost eight years said the didn't know If the fist would make any difference. B u t L i n d a J e n k i n s w h oleh earted ly supports the Idea. ” 1 th in k it 's g r e a t ," Ms. Jenkins, 42. said. " I think they should have their pictures on milk cartons." Everyone on the list owes at least 6250. Revenue officials didn't know the highest amount owed, although at least one man owes nearly 6400,000. All told, the parents listed owe about 6111 million. Fuchs defended the fairness o f listing deadbeats who may not d id n 't sa y that tax break* shouldn’t be granted, ' i t does say w e should set priorities and know what our goals are," she Compared to 61.3 billion in tax breaks, the state spends about 6361 million on economic d evelop m en t in itia tives that have some sort o f performance standards, the report said. That Includes Enterprise Flor­ be among the worst offenders. "H ow fair Is it to the child who ... doesn't have adequate food, clo th in g or s h elter? " Fuchs asked. “ And how can we dif­ ferentiate between case A vs. case B and decide which one Is egregious? "W e think It's a statewide p r o b le m th a t n e e d s to be addressed on the largest scale possible." The agency asked case ana­ lysts around the state to submit the names o f 20 parents who are at least five months' delinquent on child support, Fuchs said. Every county In the state Is Included except Dade, which runs Its own child-support pro­ gram. Based on their first names, all but 300 o f the 6,600 seem to be fathers, Fuchs said. In the meantime, although Fuchs has reportedly "released the list," It Is presently being restricted for publication. The department has set up a toll-free line for people to call with complaints or information about the deadbeat parents. The number la 1-600-781-6121. IntarmsHan tram A w titM Pratt It can tataaStolMirasart. ida. the public-private organisa­ tion that provides financial and technical assistance to busi­ nesses, and array o f programs for Job training. International trade and other areas. Th e report recommended that lawmakers establish a strategic plan before approving more tax breaks or creating more Job programs. y o u r Engagem ent in the Th e Police Athletic League will be providing bus transportation from and to B anfoM ' Middle School for those student* who have transportation obstacles. Valery hopes transpofatton be available from other local later on. t adm tnlstatlon bulldlrfg for a m eeting with her mother and a guidance counselor. Law enforcement officials have said they w ill not prosecute R e y e s ' m o th e r . E x p e d it e s O'Connor, with weaponsi storage violation. She has told lnvcsttga tors the gun was stored un loaded. There is no evidence to the contrary. Reyes la recovering at the hom e o f a relative In Lake County. She will not return to school In Seminole County. Rszoning 1A The final decision w ill be made "S h e'll probably get probab- by the Seminole County school io n and th in gs lik e d riv er board in late January o f next es will be affected," he year. '! hope that other students According to Diane Kramer, will get the mesaage that there la facilities planner for the district, no tolerance for weapons at said the main critertum for the school." attendance zones which have Echoing the sentim ents o f b e e n p r o p o s e d la k e e p in g Sheriff Don Eallnger, Haibig said "neighborhood schools". this Is a "very, very serious The public hearings on the planned changes w ill be In the Oviedo High School auditorium on Tuesday, Nov. 26: in the Lyman High School media cen­ ter on Tuesday, Dec. 5; and in Moat recently, on Oct. 31. the Seminole High School media detectives were canvassing an center on Thursday, Dec. 7. All address o ff Me Norton Road! A l­ meetings will begin at 7 p.m. tamonte Springs, and reportedly Parents o f students at Lake located Glee's aunt, from South Mary Elementary School and Florida. Goldsboro Elementary School According to detective Robert w i l l h a v e a d d i t i o n a l o p ­ Johansmeycr. Glee is suspected portunities to discuss the situa­ o f having returned to this Cen­ tion with school officials. Those tral Florida ares along with his schools will remain, for the time aunt. Johansmeycr said Glee being, an the year round calen­ also has friends In Altamonte dar and. thus have special SPrlnga. Apopka and Orange needs. County. The Lake Mary meeting will be Oice Is described ss a black that school at 7:30 p.m. on male. 23 y e a n o f age, five feet Monday. Nov. 13: the Ooldaboro nine Inches tall, weighing 150 to meeting will be at that * r hnol at 165 pounds. He has a tattoo on 6:30 n.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 27. his right forearm. "T.G . L ee." He Goldsboro will alao be affrrtrd also la said to have a sou- on bis by the construction o f a school, left ear. which la scheduled to open In Johansm eycr stressed that time for the 1607-66 school year, has been known to be at the Uttwiectton o f Old Lahs with an unknown type in. and also baa a crack Mary Road and Airport Boule­ vard. It will alao draw students from the current Idyllwllde Ele­ mentary zones. H ig h la n d s E le m e n ta r y in Winter Springs; should be com ­ pleted by the end o f this school year, but won’t be occupied until next school year. Students who currently attend Lake Mary and W in ter Springs elem entartea would likely be tapped to attend the new school. CariUon Elementary In Oviedo w ill probably not open until January 1667 and will take most o f Its students from Partin Ele­ mentary School. T h e f a m ily o f D o n a ld H . W y n n w is h e s to e x p re s s o u r a p p r e c ia tio n f o r th e t o o u r f a m ily t h r o u g h c a r d * . Oo w a ra . le a d a n d c a lls d u r in g o u r U r n o f M a y O a d oonttnus to a fy o u ta i uatsr _______ B ffir a f h r m I- p g n E B K W M M ^^ h V, -.- _________ — * �B A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida -Friday, November 3, 1995 Legal Notices NOTICS TO TNS PUBLIC Nodes it heniby given that a Public Haarmo will ba bald by tho Planning t Zoning Commission in Iba City Commission Cbambois, City Hall, Sanford, rtonrta at 7.00 pm on Tbuftday, Novambai 16. 1905, to consider tba fol­ lowing ihsngn nnd amendment to tba /nn-ng Ofdtnanca of tba City ot Sanloid. Ssminolo County, Honda lln/oninq from SO I*. Smgli family Ownlimg llaaidanbal to Ibal ot 1*0. Plnnnac Dovalopmrril I t O A l DtSCniPtlON Sac Of Twp 70S nga H E . Rag 310 SO’ S ol NW Cot ol Sf 114. fun E •Nil 444 S. 137 16' S. 4B dag • mm 0 tac W 303 33' 8, 69 dag 4 mm 49 tac W 174 SOft'N, 77 dag 37 mm B Sac W. 147 117' N IS dag 7 min 44 aac W. 740.SB' W, 491 4*1 N. 74 C. 89 94' lo Hag. AND ALSO. Sec 07 Twp 70S Rga 3IE. W 903 9S' ot S 3/4 ol NW 1/4 of S r 1/4 A S 3/4 ot NC 1/4 ol SW 1/4 I ol Mallonvilla Aye (LESS Dag SE cot inn W 134 19 N 9 dag 77 mm 47 toe E. 431.104' N SO ■tag * min 17 Sec W. 711.717' S 64 dag 4 min 4t tac W, 179 BOA . N 72 dag 37 mm S tac w 1S7.1I7' N i f dag 7 mm SB tac W. 740 49 W to E R/W Mallonvilla Avenue, N 74' E to a pi N ot Bag S to Dag); AND ALSO. Sec 07 Twp 70S Rga 3IE. (lag St cot ot NE 1/4 ol SE 1/4 fun W AM 7' N 78 dag 44 mm W. 1037.9* lo pi 402.9 S ot 1/7 Sac lme N 407.9 E 399.4’ 8 34 dog 14 mm E 464 79' E to Pt N ot Beo S to Dag, AND ALSO. Sac OS Twp 70S Rga 31E W 1.07 Cb ol NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 (LESS N S 33 Cb). Being mote generally deicnbed at lha NW cornar ol Silvar Lata Oflva and Oblo Avenue and tba NE cOfnet ot Silver Late Drive and Mebonville Avenue. Tba Planning S Zoning Commivtion will tubmil a r*commandation ta tba City Commlatlon in lavoi of, or agamtt, tba fequattad change of amendment. The City Committion will hold a Public Haanng In lha Committion Room In City Hall, Sanford, Honda at 7:00 p.m. on November 77, 1999. fo con aider oaid recommendation. AH parties m Intersil and mu­ tant tball hava an opportunity lo ba beard at and hearings Melon Stalrt Planning 4 Zoning Committion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a psrton dacldst lo appaal a dvcla.cn mads with raapacl to any matter considered a* the above meeting or hoaringt. ho/the may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings, including the taitimony and •vldonce, which rocord It no4 provided by tba City of Sanford |FS 789.0109) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANT O f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL O ft ICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330­ 4676 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE Of THE MEETINO Publish: November I. 3. 1899 D tJ-0 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT CO URT SON SEM IN O LI COUNTY, EL OHIO A PROS ATS DIVISION Elio No. BS-S4S-CP IN RE: ESTATE O f MARGUERITE S FIELD. Deceased. NOTICS TO CR1DITORS (Seminary Adm lnliliallen) TO ALL PERSONA HAVINO CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: You arc hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration hat bacn entered m the Estate of MAR­ GUERITE S FIELD, deceased, file Number 99-942-CP. by the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida, Probale Division, the addrata ol which It Pott ORIce Orawer C, Sanlord, Florida 37777-0439; that tbs total cash value of the estate does not otceed 129.000.00 and that tbs names and addrsaaat ol thots to whom it baa been assigned by tuch order art* GEOROE LEO FIELD, 7A89 North Moonwlnd Terraco, Ounnallon, Florida 34413. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All crodilori of tba dacadant and other peraona having claims or dtmandt a g ilm t decedent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice It served within three months aRer tbs data of tho llrtl publication of this notice must III# thou claims with Ibis Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the dece­ dent and persons having claimt of demands agamtt tba estate of the decedent mutt file their cl*lmt with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMAND! NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER SARREO Tho dale ot tho lust publica­ tion ol this Notice It November 3rd. IM S . Person Oiytng Nolle* OEOROE LEO FIELD TSIE North Moonwmd Terrace Dunnelion, Florida 34431 Attorney I or Person Giving Notice HAROLD B. STEPHENS B7S North Citrus Avenue Crystal Alvar. Florida 34429 (904) 794-7049 Florida Bar No. ME447 Publish: November l . tit. IM S DEJ-7S NOTICE TO TN E PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will ba held by the Planning 4 Zoning Com mission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanlord. Florida at 7 00 p m on Thurt day. November II. IR I, to consider the following change and amendment to the Zoning Ordlnanco ol the City ol Sen lord. Seminole County. Florida Reronlng Irom PD, Planned Development end CC 7. Central Commercial To that ol: PO. Planned D* velopment L E O A L D E S C R IP T IO N : Begin at the SE cor ol Tract It. Seminole Town* Center Replat as recorded in PB 47, Pages 1 .9 S to. Public Records ot Semi note County, Florida, thane* through a curve concave NEly. having a radius of 73 90* and a chord bearing and distance of NM*I3'73"W. 71 o r, run thane* NWly along the ore of said curve, through a central angle of 49*srir', a distance of 71.78', thenc# N43*I7'7S"W. a distance ol 237.14'. to a point of curvature ot a curve concave SWI7, having a radius ol 47300* run thanes NWly along tho arc ot said curve, through a central angle ol m o a 'M " . a distance ol 100 44'. to a reverse point ot curvature of a curve concave SWty. having a radius of 473 OT, run thane* NWly along the arc ot said curve, through a central angle ol 73*07'44‘*. a distance ot 707 84' to a point of compound curvature of a curve concave SWIy. having a radius of 23.80', run thenc* NWly along fhe arc of said curve, through a central angle of 901T40". a distance of 39 48'. thanca N40*07’0!"E , a distance of M OS', lo a paint of curvature ol a curve concave SWty. having a radius of 109.13*. run thence NEly along the arc ot said curve, through a central angle of W i r < 7" , a distance of 184 33'. thence Nft*48’4S’'E. a distance ot 11241', 3s a paint of curvature ef a curve concave NWly. having a radius af 117.00'. run thence NEly along the arc of said curve.- through a central angle of fa*7riS". a distance ef 149.3*'. thence N s r i r i r 'E . e distance ef 74.97', to e point of curvature ol a curve concave N W ly, having a radius ol 7010.08', run thence NEly along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of 03*9rS7''. a distance ol 710.41'. to a point ot revert* curvature ot a curve concave SWIy. having a radius of 30.00*. run thenc* SEly along the arc of said curve, through a central angle ol MMl'OI". a distance of 10 30'. thenc* SOO*14'3l"E. a distance ef O OT. to a point ot curvature af a curve concave NWly, having a radius of StO 00'. run thenc* SWIy along the ere of said curve, through a central angle ol 3I*31'40", a dlstanca ol 398.74', to a point of revert* curvature ot a curve cencave SEly. having a radius ol H M T . run thanes SWty along th* arc ol said curve, through a central angle ol 09*7r33''. a distance af t i l W . thane* MfO*l4'3l"W, a distance af 9.M' to th* Point of Beginning. Being mar* generally da “ ' — “ of an O I s |» ii Av iter B lvd . North Town* Blvd. T h * P la n n in g 4 Zoning UNCLAIMED VSHtOLS AUCTION Removal ol the below described vehicle wss conduct­ ed m compllence with F.B. 713.78. Notice that Dutch's Towing aM tall sard vehicle at Public Auction lor cash on November 17th, IM S at 10:00 am nl 200 Paralmmon Ave., Sanlord. Florida. Wa raserva the right to withdraw said vehi­ cle horn Public Auction. 1844 Mercedes IDS 3000SMI1 Vehicle may ba viewed one hour prior to tele Publish: November 3. IM S OfJ-34 Legal Notlcaa Commission will submit a fee ommewdatlon to lha City Com mission In tavor ol. or against, th* req uested change or amandmont. The City Com mission will hold a Public He* Ing in th* Commission Room In City Hall. Sanford. Florida at 7:M p m on November 77. 1995, to consider said recommend* Ron. All parties In Interest and cltlrans shall have an oppartunl ly to ba heard at said hearing* By order of th* Planning and Zoning Commission this 23rd day ol October. 1f93. Helen Stair* Planning 4 Zoning Commission ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: II a person decider to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter consldsred at th* abov# moating or hearings, h*/*h* may need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings. In eluding the testimony and evl done*, which record It not provided by th* City of Sanford. (Fstaaatss) PERSONS W ITH D I M I I L I T IE S N E EO IN O ASSISTANCE T O P A R TIC IP A TE IN AN Y OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CO NTACT TH E P E R ­ SONNEL O FF IC E ADA COOR D IN A T O R A T 3SI-S638 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E M E E TIN O . Publish: November 1,3.1993 .J i J J L ‘ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TNE E IO N TIEN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FBaNa.fs-wa-CP PRORATE DIVISION InRo: Tho Estate*1 JA NE M. IZZO. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration af the •stale of JA NE M. IZZO. daMod. FIN No. FR 93 964 CP, It ponding In lha Circuit Court. In and far Seminal* County. Florida. P riS H s Division, th* address ol which It P O. Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 37771. Th* nam e and a d d ra si af lha Personal Representative and "j Personal Repre sentative's attorney are eat forth tetas. All Interested persons ate required I* III* with IMS Caurl W ITHIN TH R E E (SI (MONTHS OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION O F TH IS N O T IC E : ( I ) all claims against lha estate, and 13) any ob)*ctk*n by an Interest validity af th* Will, lha gutellications of the Person*! Repre tentative, venue, or (urltdtctian of tho Court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED. Public*!(an of Nils Notice hat begun on October 17th reel Personal RaproaanfafIye, Jana A. Salome 1377 Twelfth SI. West Babylon. N Y 11704 Attor ney far Personal Representative: CHARLENE 0 . K E L L E Y 39 N. Part Avenue F L 27783 PI* Bartte Publish: October 77, and D E I 147 Ltgal Notlcaa IM IN o lT e V wwuwas— sf S T. I M S \ S tM M i , TO WHOM IT HAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT th* Semmeta County Adjustment wM'conduct • puM c hearing to consider th of e S m R N T ARBRRA A VARIANCES 1. BARRY D RARER RLARTOR - RAM-11-129V - Planned Unit Development f on* - Rear Yard setback variance from E0 N. lo to R. lor a screen room on Lof t t , Tract 107 at Carillon. PD 47, Pg •7-M , Section 11-11-31; E sida of Foscroft Ckcte. 840 ft. N of Lockwood Boulevard and 1/4 mil* N ol McCulloch Road. (DIET B U D B U S HOMES I. JANICE C O URTN EY - S A M -1 1 -tfTE •A-S Agriculture Zona • Reinstatement ol an Slitting mobile homo on Tot Parcel ISA, Section 33-70 37; W tido ol SR-478 (Oviedo Road) and 8/10 mM* 8 ol TitusvtBo Road. (DIPT 8) t. RRORRR M. RAMPBR, JR . •BAtS-11-roTE •A-S Agriculture Zona • To place a mobs* homo on Tea Parcel IS, Section 9- 70I t ; NW corner ol Indian Cypres* Trail and Shawn** Trail. M 0 ft. W ol Osceola Road and 3/4 mil* N of Old Geneve Road. (DIRT 8) 3. WANDA A. HANSON •BA94-11-77TE •A -t Agriculture Zone •Reinstatement of an an oatallng mobile homo on Lot I t , Mullet Lake Rat real, Unit It. (Taa Parcel 19). Section 9-70-17; W aid* ol Bandit Way. 1/3 mil* N of Rotraal Read, 4/8 mMeEot Mullet Leke Par* Road and N of SR-4S. (DI8T I ) URSULAS A O IN O A A. 60RT9NUBR (TREES FROM O CTO B ER BS, I S M I . RAJW AM M • SA99-I0-17SE • C -t Commercial Zona Request g Specisl Ssception le permit gasoline pumps as an accessory to a convent*wco store on Block 4. North ChuluotB Ropiat. PB t t . Pg 4 t. Section 34-31 -12; NE corner ol Seventh Street and SR-41B, Chuluot* (DIST 1) B. VARIANCES 1. PATRICK J . TRBVtSANf - BAS»-11-1MV •R-1AA Resident,*I Zona • Bid* yard eotkaek variance (north) from 10 fl. fo I ft. I Mchoa for a shod *n Lof I , Stock I , Howell Cove, let Section. PS 70. Pg 74 S 74. Section 73-21-10; W eldo of M*rtv*te Drive. 700 ft S of Rod Bug Lake Road and 1/4 mils W of Dodd Road. (Otar 1) I. S M I N A TTA V A T • SA9S-11-174V • R -IAA Residential Sana •Sid* yard aotback variance (both sides) from 10 fl. to 9 ft. on Lot 33. Slock A. West Altamonte Heights. Sgctton 1, PR 10. Pg I* . Section 11-71-79; N tido of Highland Shoot. 1/7 mil* W ot Palm Springs Ortva and ITS mite N of Canter Stroof. (0IBT 4) 1. D A R T A PATRICIA N ALL . B A M -1 I-1 8 TV • R -IA A Residential Zona • Roar yard setback variance from ES ft. fo 11 ft. for • pool (aateftng), a stdo (north) and rear yard setback van. anc* from IS ft. lo 4 ft. for a pool screen enclosure (proposed), a aid* yard setback variance irom 10 fl. to 4 ft. for a greenhouse (•listing) and a side yard setback variance from 10 N. 1a S Inch­ es lor a utility shad (astetmg) on Lot S, Th* Ten barland Replat, PR S I, Pg 1. Sect ten 3-7179; I aid* of Tim bartend Avenue, 770 ft. N ol Carlton Shoet, 1/4 mite E of Raymond Avonuo and 3*0 ft. S o t SR-4M . (DIST 4) 4. L.B .8 . LIM ITER, LTB - SAM -I1-179V • R -1 M Residential Zona • Sid* she*! aotback variance from 70 ft. ta I I ft. an Lot 72. Creakwood. Unit H, PB 41, Pg *1, Section M -I1«11i M ear­ ner of Shadow Creak Circle. 1/4 mite N of McCidteeh Read and 1.000 tt. E af (Atefaya ft a * SR-484 (DIST I) • S TA R LE T A NRLRR R A M - R A M -1 1-1 SPY . R -IA A MRiARMlil Vm * _ Mwng uAgg Aaibeeh |m | AA As *- SB R. on Late t 4 I , Rteek C , ft act S. Dantenda tprtnga. PR I . Pg 41. Baatten 1 -Et-IS i M earner af AdaN Avenue and Radon Sfroaf. 400 ft. W af Palm tprtns* Drive and 1/4 *Hte • af BR-4M. (DIST 4) 5. JU LIO D . 9RLBR3AS • RAM-11-1S1V • R-1 Residential Zone •Variance for w t M af StaMMa Una hem TO I t t* M ft. an Laf IS, Stack 1. Flora Haight*. PR S, Pg ig , Section 11-74-36; • atda af Patel Way. 140 fl. N af Feinaetta Ortva, 4 M ft. W of Sanford Avenue and 1/4 m*a S af Airpan Boulevard. (OtST 4) T. KB NORTH J . FRfRSMAR • S A M -1 1 -lltV - PIS_________ Oavotepmant Zona • Side abate oteback variance hem IS fl. la S ft. and rear yard ateback vartanca ham 10 fl. to 10 ft. an Laf 11, Sabal Creek M Sakai Patel. PB 17, Pg S T-M . Section 1 - 1 1 ­ M ; SE cornor ef Wlndteg Crook Ptoco and Sabai Palm Drtva, t/k mite E of Waklyp Spring* Road and VS mite N of BR-4S4. (DIST Zona - To pteco a mobite horn* on Tac Parcte 11. taction 1S-I037; E sido of Tall Pm* Trail. V I mite N ol Rldg* Road and T40 ft. E ef SR-4S. (OiST ») D. SPRD1AL RRDRPTIDRR 1. B R M LIB R U R • B A M -1 I-M M • A-1 Aartcuflura Zona Rogue*! a Spaetel Stctpben lo pormil an Aduft Congregate Living Facility (ACLF) on T81 Portal 11A, Soctten 11-11-M; NW cornor ol Charmonl Driv# and Balmy Beach Ortva, 1/7 mda S ol SR-414 and 1/3 mite W of Hunt Chib Paula»ted. (DIST 1) I . T H U S WALLACS A N TAC M TM W TRTRft - B AM I t - M S I • A-1 AgricuNuro Zona •Rsquoct a Special Baceptten to permit an Aduft Congregate Uvmg Faculty (ACLF) on Taa Fared ID , Section M-81-10; B aide af TUakawdia Road and 1/1 mite N of •R-4M. (OIST 1) 1. M U SO U TH M OBILITY - SAM -11-30S! • A-1 Agriculture Zona - Request a Special E«caption lo permit a telecommunica­ tion lower and an unmanned equipment building on a portion of th* t SO acres ol tho SE 1/4 of Soctten IT . Township M South. Rang* >1. East, Sommote County. Florida, lying north of State Road 4*. aatd portion being more particularly described as fol­ lows: commence at th* intersection of tho N Mno ef lha SB 1/4 of aald Sac Mon I T and lha NEly R/W Im# of Slate Raad 4*. procood S 41 dtfrao* I T 'lt * B along aakl R/W Nnp a dtetene* al 14S.TE ft.: thanca N 4* degrees 1141* B perpandteuter te aaid R/W Nn* a dietanc* of M ft. to lha F.O.B.; thanca N 01 degrees t t ’ll* E a distance of 40.SE fl. to a pomt 10 ft. S of sate N tme pf th* SE 1/4 of lection 17; thcncc I M dogteM 17 07* B along a Anc peratlel to and M ft. S ol sate N tin# • distance of 110 ft., thenc* • 01 degree* 13 11* W a distance ol 00 ft.: thanca N 00 degress 17 07* W a distance al T1.E0 ft.) thenc* ft 41 dagrass I T 'lt * W along a Una parallel Io and 10 fl. Ely of the NEly R/W Nn* of ttat* Road 44, a distanea ef 00.11 ft. te lha F.O.B.t N ate* of 1R-41 and 1/3 mite NW af Cochran Raad. (O U T •) 4. R A LE A R A T N L M R tU F B L T • B A M -tl-1 1 1 1 - A-1 Agriculture Zona - Regusat a Special lacaptten ta parmft a dog boarding konnai with graoommg on Lot 11. Farkort l uadivision, an unrecorded subdivision. Book M l , F g S lT , Soctten 19-11-31; E sMte •( Fatommo Way and 1/1 mite N of Red Bug Lake Road. (DIST I ) _ _ _____ 5. RROW M M -F1M R9S IBOUSYftlBS E f F LB E M A , M 0 . • R AM -11-1111 • M-1 Indushiai tons • ftoqukt! a Special lacaptten M permit s material recycling facility on TBa Parcel 3IB. lection 71-70-10; B tido of CR-410 and 1/1 rndo 1 pf Highway IT-01. (O U T 0) 0. F R U D M A B RRDfL • R A M -11-1111 •A -t AgrteuRura Zone • RaqupM te pmand a maaior plan of on oiwtlng Special iseoptten for on Aduft C angrosofa living FacNfty (ACLF). M Incrsaao th* alto of the Iacuity hem 1,371 eg. fl. te 4,000 pg. ft. an Lof I . W adaraM . Und t . F t 11. Fg 11. lactten 19-11-30; W aid* of Hewed Branch Road, tft mite 1 af Dadd Road and 1/4 m it e N w M -4 N . (P U T 1) 1. APPROVAL DP MN9UTRS I . October M rd, I N I • Roguter Mooting Thte pubite Fiorina wM So hate in Room IM S of Mw l amlnote County SorvteM Budding, 1101 laof Ftrsi Shoot, Sanford. Florida. on N i w a > i t 17W. IS M . si t.-OO p.m. or 1 MAStea «** EtTftlwfl utNHftlMIta NUte TWRwndb WITII DM **------* WHIIPII llapsma nPRIRIf **-----------— MVMfVi wlfl b# c o d M ffil. Pataafta I f t t b b f l ( III# ptWic N if iM VM I t hoard. FonhordoteHsauafteSte By aaBNigUM iSS, 181.7444. Forearm n o adrtead that N May dat ida ta app**l sny Sat Wlan ai ttete Wotew M WWR IM V H ^i AI^^M WMy ^11 wM r^^M m Mr^MMw ^M Mw WM w^^aadteoa and far eueh sttrFaaa, thay ^aay naad la N a v i that a va^bsEfat • --- pis uW OT l>* r m w v v f i ^IV IIIWUO, *,VU, IWOTS HHWWW* Ha taka S in d . Ftertds BMSwtea. sal tnfarmalten rogarMng ihw noftea, ateaa* aanteat or* * " ‘ ‘ »1*1I1S, Bat 7444. 1 MS.4104, A af the** N»* maatMs M M I-1 !•% BM. TS41, IINNNOI1 COUNTY ROAAR OF AD NMTM1NT SY; S4N TUCKER. OINUR88AH , MRTRi When awMNN# Rw AwBMsg. fteSM n m Rm artoa Aaarnm aid* af Nw auttdmgj DEJ-39 A.10M •- A.R . RNARJAMAR SAKNSM - SAM-11-111V • C -t Commprctei Zeno • Roar yard setback varum** ham I H I . l i 10.1 fl. far or • a (budding addftian and reduction ta paactvs bwfter •nt ham I I ft. |p i t J n . on Ltea 1 4 1. Steak B. . PD I . P f 14, Section 14-31-M ; S aidtaf SR-43* M d 1/1 mite W l “ pf HHjjtrway 17-01. (DIST 4) Ci . « f . m L M U MAR • S A M -1 I-7 IT 4 . A-S Agricuftur* Zona - Reinslate ____ ______________________ mobite hoes* on Taa Parcel M M , Saatten 14-70-17: • aid* af I Ortva. OOP R. B af BnowhtN Raad and 1 md* S of TftuavNte Raad. (DIST B) M R J I I B E S A BSOTH d - S A S S -H -T I T E - A-4 • i T T r s c r A it t v js , "rfwS* c s s n s f Soctten a -M -t t i N aid* af Bht* Fteh Fteaa. 1/4 ms* 1 of MuSot Lake Fan Read and N of R IM S . IOt*T 41 3. JAMRR A RRRRM M M • RAM -11-T4T1 • A-4 AsrteuRura ». M M OdJ-31 NATIONAL BRIIPS Ftwtr Americans on tha do*a WASHINGTON — Aa Congress wrangles over ways to break the cycle o f welfare dependency among poor families, the number o f Americans on the dole Is shrinking steadily. Democrats contend an Improving economy Is the reason: Republicans say families are trading their welfare checks for jobs as It becomes clear that Congress and the states are serious about forcing recipients Into the work force. Nationwide, low-income Americans began giving up their food stamps and leaving the rolls o f Aid to Families with Dependent Children In the summer o f 1094. after years o f rapid growth In the two programs, according to figures from the departments o f Agriculture and Health and Human Services. In the case o f food stamps, the number o f recipients dropped to 25.B million in August, the first time that participation lutd fallen below 26 million In three years. Loatgana WASHINGTON — The gene that Is thought to suppress breast cancer Is somehow getting lost Inside some women's cells so that It cannot do Its Job. University o f Texas scientists reported today. The discovery, unveiled In the Journal Science, suggests the gene BRCAI plays a role in non-lnhcrlted breast cancer as well as the hereditary kind. "T h is finding needs to be confirmed." cautioned cancer expert Dr. William Wood o f Emory University. But It is "a very rxcltlng lease." "It means a mechanism we're already teaming about may be much more broadly Important than our initial thought that It would alTect Just a small group o f families at high risk." he said. Subtla formof racism? WASHINGTON - After mulling over the nation's racial problems. President Clinton said he believes a subtle form o f racism is to blame for widening differences In .the way blacks und whites view American society. This racism. Clinton said, "still permeates a lot o f our social Intercourse In America." erecting barriers between Americans and alTcctlng blacks more often than other*. "These preconceptions that, somehow. African Americans don't share our same values when. In fact, so many African Americans have got to go the extra mile to embrace and live by the values... I think, la a mistake." he said. He said he Is working on a plan to combat racism, "but I’m not ready to talk about It yet. I don't want lo raise a lot o f false lioprs." Dolecampaign in full awing V CARROLL, Iowa — Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole has sharpened his conservative rhetoric, started television advertising and even deployed his wife In a bid to energize his campaign for Iowa's leadoff precinct caucuses. "T h e campaign Is moving Into full sw ing." said Darrell Kram ey. Dole's Iowa campaign manager. "It's tim e." Some strategists see the move as an effort "to out-muscle the rest of the field." while rivals scofT and say Dole Is scrambling to mutiiiuiu his position In a state where he was expected to dominate. F ro n t A s s o c ia te d P re s s re p o rts r ! • f| �- 1 o z 5 LU ^’ > n A �I 4 �N o v e m b e r 3 . 1995 FRIDAY Sanford Herald Hoops tip off tonight Seminole G.C. men open in Gulf Coast Classic Tribe wine first CC crown KISSIMMEE - The Seminole High School Ixiys’ cross country team won the first district lllic In school history with a relatively easy victory In the Class' SA-Dlatrtct 6 meet at Osceola County Stadium Thursday afternoon. The Trllx-. under head coach Ken Brauman. came up with 51 points to best. St. Cloud (78). Osceola (100). Satellite (138). Lakeland (140). Grorgr Jenkins (152). Merritt Island (192). Lake Region 1203). Titusville (216). Auburndale (231). host Gateway (249) and U k c Gibson (no team score). Seminole was led by Jcrcnilah Mitchell, who finished third overall with a of 16:50. Other Tribe runners were Willie Lawson (fifth. 17:13). Derrick Jones (sixth. 17:18). Keith Cain (10th. 17:46). Robbie Smith (27th. 18:58). Mike Morely (34th) and Quentin Henderson (51st). T h e top five runners qualified for the Regional* which will lx- held on November 11th at Osceola County Stadium. O’Neal, Armstrong on IR ORLANDO — Shaqulllc O'Neal was placed on the Injured list and Orlando waived Todd Mitchell und Kevin Pritchard on Thursday to trim the Magic's roster to the NBA's opening* night limit or 12 players. O'Neal, the defending league scoring champi­ on. has a fractured right thumb and Is expected to lx* sidelined six to eight weeks. Backup point guard Darrell Armstrong also was placed on the Injured list with a sprained right ankle. Orlando opens the season Friday night at home agnlnst Cleveland. The rest o f the active roster Includes Nick Anderson. Horace Grant. Geerl Hunimtnk. Anfcrncc Hardaway, Jon Koncak. Donald Royal. Dennis Scott. Brian Shaw. Lurry Stewart. Brooks Thompson. JefT Turner and David Vaughn. 0 Htat finalizt roatar MIAMI — Guard Rex Chapman and forward Ronnie Grandlaon will be out Indefinitely alter being put on the Injured list, the Miami Heat announced Thursday. ‘ Chapman has been hampered In the pre­ season with acute tendinitis In his right Achilles. Grandlson Is out with a strained ligament In his right hand and a bruised tallbone. ______ T o m ake m atters worse, the Raiders w ill be without power forward William FlUgerald until next semester. Fitzgerald, a 1995 Preseason J u n io r C o lle g e A ll­ American who averaged 20 points □ A m SCC. T a g s SB —w -mgPiiJCWNWH TtM 1MS-1996 SEM INOLE COM M UNITY CO LLEO E MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM Raider women headed for Okalossa-Walton B yO A R V COATOAM Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Going Into last season, the Seminole Community College women’s basket­ ball team wanted to be a contender on the M id -F lorid a C on feren ce. T h e R aiders a c ­ complished that goal with a second place finish In the conference. The Raiders are looking to top last season's respectable 2.76 O PA with a 3.0 mark. Even though SCC lost four starters from last year, coach Ken Patrick Is looking to Academic All-American Kelli Gardner to lead a t e »m J J «l Patrick says is "unselfish and multitalented as It tries to top last year’s success. Gardner, who posted a 3.81 O PA last season. quickness and outside shooting to SCC after leading Starke to a state title last season. gives SCC a sophomore trio o f prolific three-point shooters. Johanna Laulala hit 59 percent o f the three-point field goals sha attempted last season, while Jessica Zlegenfeldt can shoot from beyond the arc and Is a force under the basket. Sophomores Theresa Flowers and LaRhonda Jenkins give the Raiders a pair o f experienced reboundera. while returning sophomore Felesha Wilson will provide experienced leadership at point guard. The six sophomores will be Joined on the roster by seven freshman this season. The top freshman is Sabrina Crump, who was named Miss Florida Basketball In 1993 after her senior season at Clearwater Countryside high school. Patrick feels Crump, who loves to pass and has an excellent shooting touch, will make the entire SCC roster a threat to score. Fellow newcomer Charlotte Griffin brings additional La Toya Gridin and Daungl Carter give the Raiders two players who were seasoned by Team Florida’s European tour last summer. Patrick feels Carter Is a coachable shooter who brings added confldcnce to the roster, while Griffin will provide help Inside. Mia Hansson brings international experience * SCC ----- roster, ‘ r. Han----and strong shooting to the who is in her early twenties. Is expected to provide strong leadership for younger players this season. Nadia Solctsky attracted the atten­ tion o f college scouts with aggressive play and strong shooting In a summer AAU league. NIJa Wcslhf. 6-foot-1. Is a hard working, motivated player who could be A force Inside. Crazy Wings, Nobles stay in race DAVIE - The Dolphins on Thursday signed tight end Joe Planansky to the practice squad. He was signed to the active roatcr Oct. 21 after Eric Green underwent arthroscopic surgery and was waived from the active list Wednesday. MS 4*1 S — II II SIS MS I - I U CreiyWtnsi 0 Panthers claw Flyara PHILADELPHIA Mike Hough had two first-period assists and the Florida Panthers held on to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 2-1 Thursday night. The loss was the first at home this season for the Flyers (4-1-1). The Panthers. 7-0 this season when scoring first, outshot the Flyers 15-3 In the opening IM-riod und went ahead 1-0 on a rebound goal by Rob Nledermuyer at 17:15. Rudek Dvorak's first NHL goal 3:19 Into the second period guve the Panthers a 2-0 advan­ tage. Philadelphia score came on Eric Lindros' 11th goal o f the season In the second period. Virginia upaata F8U , n a t io n a l b a s k e t b a l l a s s o c ia t io n * □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — SUN. Cuvollersat Magic. (L) __•__________— SANFORD — For Seminole Com ­ munity College men's basketball coach Bernard Merthle. success this season could literally be a matter of bare truths. " I want to win 20 games this season." Merthle said. " I told my players that If we make It to the state tournament, they can shave my head. I believe we have the talent to get to the state tourna­ m ent." To get there. Merthle's must find a w ay to win without Michael Sheppard. Don Tillman and Bibb Allen this season because all three were lost to graduation. Sheppard averaged 19 points per game to lead the Raiders to a 16-15 record last season, while Tillman averaged 17 points. Allen averaged 12 points and seven rebounds In Mid-Florida Conference play to help SCC post a 7-7 mark tn MFC play. Dolphina aign tight and CHARLOTTESVILLE. Vu. - In a stunning upset Thursday night. Virginia snapped Florida S ta tes 29-game Atlantic Coast Conference winning streak and probably ended the Semi­ Holes' bid for a national championship. Tlkl Barber hud 297 all-purpose yards and scored two touchdowns und the No. 24 Cavaliers stop|x-d second-ranked FSU Inches from the goal line on the final play for a 33-28 victory. It wus Florida State's first ACC loss since Joining the leugue In 1992. The Scmtnolcs (7-1. 5-1) had won their first 29 ACC games by an average murgln o f 33 points. After building u 27-21 halftime lead, the Cavaliers |7-3. 6-1) shut out the Semlnoles for most o f the second half and got two field goals from Rufuel Garcia, who had four In the game. Florida Stale pulled to 33-28 on Warrick Dunn's 7-yard touchdown run with 6:13 left in the game, und drove to the Virginia 6 in the final seconds. But Dunn, on a direct snap, was stop|K-d Inches from the end zone by Anthony Poindexter und Adrian Uumlm on the final play, setting off u wild celebration at Scott Stadium. _ By O A S T COATOAM Herald Staff Writer NM I Stsvs Wood lay was tbs winning debar and had a wcrKIca fly m irazy Wings bM l Baar30 11-6. 6 SANFORD — Crazy Wings and Nobles Construction kept their title hopes alive and In the process eliminated two o f their main competitors In Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night Fall Slowpltch Softball League action at Pinehurst Park. Crazy Wings came up with six runs In the seventh inning to hold off Beer:30 11-5 and Nobles took an early lead and held o ff Ken Rummel Chevrolet 9-4. In the other game. Ken Rummel held on to best Beer:30 11-8. In the games at Chase Park. M.A. Erectors broke a two-game losing streak with a doubleheader sweep. 12-2 over TEC Mortgage and 204) over the Scrubs, and TEC Mortgage whipped Sanford Tire 20-8. With two weeks left in the season. M.A. Erectors (10-2) leads the league by a half-game over Nobles (9-2) and lVh-games over Crazy Wings (8-3). Following arc Beer:30 and Ken Rummel (both 7-5). TEC Mortgage (4-8). Sanford Tire (1-10) and the Scrubs (0*11). Next week, at Chase Park. 6:30 p m.. TEC Mortgage vs. the Scrubs: 7:30 p.m.. the Scrubs vs. Sanford Tire: and 8:30 p.m.. M.A. Erectors vs. Sanford Tire. At Pinehurst Park. 6:30 p.m.. Ken Rummel vs. Crazy Wings: 7:30 p.m.. Ken Rummel vs. Nobles Construc­ tion: and 8:30 p.m.. Beer:30vs. Nobles Construction. Providing the offense were: Crazy Wings: three hits - Craig Appel (double, two runs. RBI); two hits - Jesus Muino (triple, two runs, two RBI). Don Basti (double, run. RBI). Heath Short (run. two RBI). Rick Fischer (two runs. RBI): one hit — Gary Miller (double, run). Brantley Brumley and Don Mac her (run. RBI). Ron Wlrth: RBI - winning pitcher SANFORD - Hits turned into runs for the winners in the Sanford R e c re a tio n D ep a rtm en t M en ’ s Thursday N igh t' Fall Slow pltch Softball League at Chase Park. M.A. Erectors broke a two-game losing streak and retook the league lead by collecting 12 hits In a 12-2 victory over TEC Mortgage and 20 hits in a 2 0 0 whipping o f the Scrubs. In the other game. TEC Mortgage also ripped the ball for 20 hits In a 20-8 clubbing o f Sanford Tire. In the games at At Pinehurst Park. Crazy Wings topped Beer:30 11-5; Nobles Construction held off Ken Rummel Chevrolet 9-4 and Ken Rummel outscored BeerSO 11-8. With two weeks left in the i sm sm X— B e im e l C M » n li l M IN < III SM S - iW TEC TIC MULfiscMn 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 I M m « ME EM I - I E Ell Ml ■ - II It ME E -E I n o il t - M M • l« « f Steve Woodley. Mark Jansch. Beer:30: three hits — Bob Markos (double, run. RBI). Mike Miller (RBI): two hits - Dave Coes (double, two runs). Ken McKecvey (two RBI): one hit — Robert Jones (run). Spencer Baggett. Jim Reid; run — Joel Kean. Ken Rummel Chevrolet: three hits - Ray Hartafleld (run. RBI); two hits — Tony Smith (two doubles, run). Cary Keefer (two runs, two RBI). Jeff Futrell (run. RBI); one hit — Chris Nlckle (home run. run. four RBI). David Golds!Ick (double, two runs), Brian Curtis and Scott Murphy (run. RBI). BUI Gracey (run). Myriel Reid (RBII. Beer:30: two hits — Miller (run. two RBI). McKeevev (two runs). Kean (run): one hit - Coes (triple, two RBI). Jim Reid (double, two RBI). Jones (run. RBI). Tim Allison and Jon Reid (run): run — Markos. Nobles Construction: four hits — Larry Chunat (three RBI): three hits — Jay Johnson (double, two runs, three RBI). Kevin Julian (run): one hit — winning pitcher Manny Silvia and Brian Jones (two nuts. RBI). Ben Green (RBI). Steve Gaines (run): run - Ned Raines. Ken Rummel: two hits - Nlckle |run|: one hit Gracey and Hartsfleld (run). Curtis. Murphy and Bobby Keefer (RBI): run - Smith: RBI - Ooldstick. School o f Orange Park 64) In a b o y s ’ fa ll soccer region al matchup. M AITLAND - Seniors Kris Miller and Jakob Hardrick set the pace Tuesday night, scor­ ing two goals each, as the No. 3 ranked Rams o f Orangewood C h r is tia n b la n k e d N o. 6 ranked St. Johns Country Day Tonight. Nov. 3. the Rams will host No. 1 ranked Lake­ land Christian at Lake Destiny Park at 7:30 p.m. for a spot In next week's slate tournament. ? Ml Ml M l In - s ii is ii OCS Rams face No. 1 Lakeland Chr. tonight .A. Erectors sweep to top of softball league the championship race is a three team battle between M.A. Erectors (10-2). Nobles Construction (9-2) and Crazy Wings (8-3). Trailing the le a d e rs a re B e e r:3 0 and Ken Rummel (both 7-5). TEC Mortgage (4-8). Sanford Tire (1-10) and the Scrubs (0-11). Next week, at Chase Park. 6:30 m.. TEC Mortgage vs. the Scrubs: . 30 p.m., the Scrubs vs. Sanford Tire; and 8:30 p m.. M.A. Erectors vs. Sanford Tire. A t Pinehurst Park. SB tn i tn ■ - K e n t emmet Chevrolet P A C A P A U . S O C C W t P O L L I Lekolen* Christian 1 Tallahassee Motley i m u M u n n — Mea 4 ireSenten SI Slovens I Ft LeuMfEeie University E FI. Myers Centertury 7. St Feterttourp Keen Ick E Oren*e Ferk St John's 9 Tempo Frep 10 Fompene Beech Miflhlanps AREA, READ TH E S A N FO R D HERALD DAILY t l+ l SSI ISE-I m i is I 4 ISO IS* IE41 It IE I 114 J �I M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Friday, November 3, 1996 C hase Continued from Page IB 0:30 p.m.. Ken Rummcl vs. Crazy Wings: 7:30 p.m.. Ken Rummcl vs. Nobles Construction: and 8:30 p.m.. Bccr:30 vs. Nobles Con­ struction. Contributing offensively were: TEC Mortgage: four hits — Jamie Pltzer (run. six RBI); two hits — Rocky Elllngsworth (three runs. RBI). Steve Tonchcff (two runs, two RBI). Mike Moore (run. RBI). Steve Ross (three runs). Sid Brock (run): one hit — Tom Kelly (two runs. RBI). Bill Rex (run. tw o RBI). Mike McCoy (tw o runs), Todd Luce (run). Sanford Tire: two hits — l.cc MrAllcrty (double, two runs, two RBI). Tim Parkins (two runs). Ralph Leyva (run): one hll — Vince Clark (tw o RBI), Tom Vcslna (run). Karl Strawn. Chip Smith: two runs. RBI — Mike Clark: RBI — Dean Flowers. M.A. Erectors: three hits — Tom Oracey (two runs): two hits — Greg James (double, run. two RBI). Jaime Oranado (run. RBI): one hit — Eric Bullock (triple, two runs. RBI), Paul Rodrigues and Rich Lockren (run. RBI). Mike Farrell (two runs). Chris Bullock: run — Neal James. J o h n H a g a n : R B I — O le n Stewart. TEC Mortgage: three hits — Todd Luce (run); two hits — Ross (doubel. RBI). Elllngsworth: one hit — Pttser(run). M.A. Erector*: three hits — Erick Bullock (triple, two runs, four RBI). Oranado (two doubles, two rune, two RBI). Neal James (three runs, two RBI): two hits — d ra g James (home run. two runs, three RBI). Rodrigues (tcile. double, run. Tour RBI), Chris u llock (trip le, three runs). Lockren (double, two runs. RBI): one hit — Oracey (two runs. RBI). Farrell (run. RBI). Hagan (run): run. RBI — Stewart. Scrubs: one hit — Scott Covell, Jason Miller. S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S E What’s up in the N.F.L/S Week 10: Back on track * ! I I Well here we are In week Ten. and I have one thing to say. Can I borrow a dollar? I was beaten so badly this weekend. I resorted to selling my lawnmower and a few other yard tools. Sunday was so full o f surprises that even a seasoned veteran like m yself got buried. Adding salt to the wound. I cowardly refused to "double down with the Bears on Monday Night. Not on ly would It have bailed me out, but I loved the Bears (+ 4 ). and let fe a r cost m e m on ey. I f he weren't m y friend. I would find comfort In the fact that Tony Ouru was also a victim. He was out In Vegas for the Breeder's Cup. and by some cruel twist o f fate, he drifted Into the sports book to bet C incinnati and Washington. I'm still trying to comprehend how the Bengal* could allow me to be beaten in overtime. Carolina and Olants both had upset arms, but the Saints stole the show. As I promised in m y column, the Saints not only played the Nlners tought. they won the game. New Orleans Is still an awful team, but this gives them something to be proud o f for the rest o f the season. The Bears had the big­ gest win o f the week by crushing Minnesota at the Metrodome. Chicago 1* now In firm control o f the N.F.C. Central, and boast the s e c o n d b e st rec o rd In th e L e a g u e . A s p r e d ic te d , m y beloved Bills were unable to overcome countless Injuries In a key loss to Miami. The lost two w eeks have been painful to watch as m y Lock O f The Week record has fallen to 8-2. Cash In a couple o f the kid's savings bonds, we're going on a roll starting Sunday. W hat's the difference between saving for college, and building for college, b y skillfully Investing in the outcome o f a football game? Focusing on Florida's teams, let's take a quick look a the Dolphins In Sunday's victory the Bills, Marino and crew looked confused. Kelly and com pany would have beaten them If not for the long list o f missing talent. Miami should have been able to capitalise on these Usuries, but instead put in a mediocre performance. If the Dolphins are planning to win Sunday, they better wake up. Th ey go to San Diego to meet B ea u a n d th e r e s t o f th e Charger* in a must win situa­ tion. This will be an exciting rematch o f last year's A.F.C T itle Game. T o gain ground in the A.F.C. Bast. Miami needs a victory. I'm sure that Shula to pulling his hair out trying to put the pieces together, he better hurry. I debated whether I would even talk about m y team this week. Tam pa Bay put In a horrible effort In Houston and It makes me sick. The Buc's of­ fense has once again (ailed to do It's Job. I warned you last week that If Tam pa lost w e were risking another dismal season. A t 6-4 we still have a chance at the playoffs. I’m not going to the loss to the Olants. They may not have the talent to do any­ thing about It. Chiefs are coming o ff an extra week o f rest. Chiefs 24 Skins 13 back down from m y preseason prediction o f the Bucs making It to the postseason, but the bye week couldn't have come at better time. Sam needs to get his troops focused, and more Im­ portantly. healthy. The extra week should give him plenty o f time to do that and figure out his quarterback problem. Differ Just l>M ** rfal tin rf i k a U k J a m a Isn't getting the Job done, and the defense Is suffering because o f It. Hardy "H u lk " Nickerson has kept this team In every game, and it's tim e for the offense to show some apprecia­ tion, K.C. Weldon deserves to star next week, and 1 hope he does. The last time I made a suggestion Sam took m y advice and the Buc's offense healed. IN D IA N A B O L IB ( • » ) v i BUFFALO . I hate to say It. but without Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed the Bills can't win. The Colt* rested In their victory against the J ets' last week, they'll be ready. Colts 24 BUls 13 L O U IS . T h e Saints are still drinking after beating the Nlners last week. I f they wake in time for Sunday's game, they're in for a surprise. The Rammies are fu r io u s a f t e r lo s in g t h r e e straight, and will try to take It out on the Saints. I f the Saints can sober up for kick-off they m ay have a chance. I don’t think they will. Rams 27 Saints 20 C H IC A O O («B ) v # P I T * TB B U M M L This one will be a great. Th e Bears are on a roll, and Cowher has finally taught his players that your are supposed to beat expansion teams, The Steelers are backed Into the com er as they enter Soldier Field, but that m ay not be en ou gh to best a hot Erik Kramer. Bears 20 Steelers 13. • B A T T L E . Forget m y uncle In Seattle, this team stinks. Reeves thinks his Olants can still make the playoffs, they'd have to beat the Beanawks to have a chance. I don't think they can make the playoffs, but they can beat a lousy Beattie team. Olants 20 Seahawka 17. and 10 rebounds per game last season. Is academically ineligible to start the season. The good news is that Shawn Washington and Toree Thompson give the Raiders some experi­ ence at the forward position. Washington, a graduate o f Seminole high school and a Sanford resident, averaged 17 points and seven rebounds last season and w as nam ed to the MFC All-Conference team. Thompson steps Into the "Toree will give us leadership on the floor." Merthle said. "Tie matured last year as a reserve player, and I feel he can give us the minutes we need this year. Our sophomores need to show the maturity o f players who have experience at this level to help the freshman adjust. W e need to work together as a team and be consistent In all area*." A m ette Young, a transfer from BethuneCookman College, averaged seven points and ftve rebounds^ for the Wildcats In limited piny last season. Forwards Jermate Crump and Jim m y Louis return from last year’s squad, but both sre academ ically ineligible to start the season. Merthle plans to hetp Ms players regain and retain their academic eliglbtlty by holding study an Impedlate Impact. Butler, a 6*9" center from West Palm Beach, averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior at John I. Leonard High School. Taylor (1 8 ppjfl and Mobley (24 l o r i n c K tS i oSe & n i 'rTu^s • *1*i>*r./ they will mature In factor In the playoffs, which 1 think they will, a string o f victories la required. Th e Cardi­ nals will be the perfect team to start with as they com e off b e a t in g B e a ttie la s t w e e k . J B T S . I kn ew th e Patriots weren't the contenders everyone thought they were, but this Is the “ Jest". The Pats worry me with the loss to the Panthers, but It was In overtime. Look for Bledsoe to have a career day. I love Boomer, but they don't B o m b a a w a y f R a id e r s but the 34 0#cee<MMr t I I f N V M S # 1 M jS .S dw rt ( ran to Dallas. I f Emmit can do It. so can Barry. Th e Falcons are able to score points so It may be dose, but Detroit gets the win. Lions 27 Falcons 23 C L B T B L A N D (•?> V * N O US TON. The Brownies really Impressed m e with their victory over Blake and the Bengal*. I guess they finally realised they needed to start winning. Cleve­ land will win the game, but with their offense and Houston's de­ fense. this is too many points. Take the seven points and buy y o u r w ife s o m e th in g n ice. Browns22 Oilers IB umped after the bye week, s r r y S h u la . C h a r g e r s 24 K A N B A B C IT T (- 9 ) v s W A B M N O TO N . Kansas City Is sitting real nice at *1. The Skins dgign vMi dm bvH W ITH IN T M B IR M O N TH » A FTCS THS OATS O f TMS f l B I T f U S L lC A T IO N O f TMMNOTtCt. ALL CLAIMS. OSMANOS AMO O S JIC T K M * NOT S O f I L l O WI LL r o i t v i i roster. Despite the m ix o f seven freshman and five sophomores. Merthle remains optimistic about this season. "W e have a good shooting team that can score from the Inside or outside." Merthle said. "W e will have to control the tempo o f the game because we are smaller than most teams w e play. W e will also be quicker and more athletic at every position this year. W e are a better rebounding feels composure, mental toughness and, control ling gam e tempo are the key* to success thk �Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida -Friday, November 3, 1995 Safety tips to serve holiday food Sunbelt Dayltly Club meets the first Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m through April at the Old City Hall. Highway IS A near Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary. The club educates members on dayllty growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no clu b dues. C a ll 888-3196 fo r m ore In form a tion . Blood Bank soaks donors Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donors o f all types o f blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For information, call 322-0622. Aerobics offered Sanford Recreation Department offers Step Aerobics at the youth center In Sanford City Hall, Mondays and Wednesdays, from 9 to 10 a.m. and 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Instructor la Lisa Hines. Cost Is 83 per class. For information, call 330-5897. TOPS mssts Mondsy morning SANFORD - TOPS {Take o ff Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *821 meets every Monday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the First Christian Church, 1807 Sanford Ave., Sanford. A ll Interested In losing weight are welcome. For Information, call 322-3130. Sanford Rotarians to meet SANFORD — Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Chamb«t o f Commerce building. AonvinM for Mfiiors Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 years or older to Job! them in two weekly activities cm Monday: Woodcarvera, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.s Games, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank still warm. I’ m concerned about the safety but I’ve got 880 worth ofm eat in there! A. Unfortunately, your meat m ay not be aafe. It has taken much too long to cool. In that good opportunity to multiply. Further co \ 6 Sunbelt Dayfily Club to mutt 1$ The Downtown Sanford Farmer's Market Is held each Saturday horn 8 a.m. till noon at First and Magnolia under the big clock. For Information, call Kathy Sutton. 322-8878. Look for our special events. 11 Farmer's Marks! Th e Meat and Poultry Hotline is a USDA service to consumers. They get hundreds o f thousands o f questions every year. Here are some good holiday questions to keep you and loved ones sate. Whether you yc have party plans for fifty o f two. the food safety tips are the same. Consider what you know about kitchen cleanli­ ness, observe the cold storage, sanitation, and thorough cook­ ing rules to keep food safe any time you prepare for a crowd at home o f away from home. W ant som e Information on how to handle party prepara­ tion? These answers to ques­ tion s consu m ers are askin g U S D A 'S M e a t a n d P o u lt r y Hotline (600-835-4555) can help you safely prepare food so that everyone enjoys the festivities. C om m on qu estion s and an- BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG Q. How can I stay ahead o f the guests by keeping the food looking and tasting good for several hours during a holiday bulTel? A. Flan to prepare a number o f sm a ller platters and dishes ahead o f time. The back up p lates should be eith e r r e ­ frigerated or kept In the oven rlot to serving. Hot food should e served from chafing dishes or warming trays registering 140 degrees F. Check your chafing dish, because often the warmer only holds food at 110 or 120 degrees • a good growth temper­ ature for some bacteria. For cold foods, rest the serving dish on a bed o f crushed ice, and remove when two hours have elapsed or when the platters are empty. Replace with fresh, full trays. It Is unsafe to add new food to a serving dish that has already been out at room temperature over two hours. 0- My husband Is planning to smoke a large turkey to serve at our annual open-house. But he's never used a smoker. Any tips? A. Your best bet Is to follow the Instructions that come with your smoker. But beyond that, yes w e do have some tips. K could not guarantee the destruc­ tion o f toxins that may have formed. For the future, when cooking ahead, its best to divide hot, cooked foods Into smalt, shallow containers to promote fast cool­ ing In the refrigerator. Don't worry about putting warm foods. In sm aller packages, directly Into the refrigerator. It's not safe to counter-cool them first. Q. I bought a cooked, stuffed whole turkey from the local gourmet dell and picked It up at I p.m. for a dinner at 6 p.m. The butcher told m e to leave the foil-covered container on the counter and reheat it in the oven the last hour before serving. What do your think o f these suggestions? AT It is best to bring home a h o t , d e ll stu ffed -a n a -cook ed turkey and serve It immediately. W e would not recommend buy­ ing a fully cooked stuffed turkey for reheating later at home. Next time plan to pick up the pre­ co o k e d tu rk e y rig h t before serving. T o begin, purchase high quali­ ty charcoal and wood chips to ensure the lire is maintained throughout the long cooking time. Dry chips produce a fast smoke, so start with chips dry. Then add wet chips for slow, sustained cooking toward the end o f the smoking process. A full pan o f water must be In the smoker at all limes for proper humidity. For safety, it’s most important to use two thermometers. One should be a meat thermometer to determine the doneness o f the meat. The other should be used to test the temperature o f the smoker Itself. Slip an oven ther­ mometer through a cork and place It on the rack. The amoker temperatue should be at least ISO degrees F. at the thickest part. Remember, too, that the outside weather conditions can greatly affect cooking times. I f It is very cold and windy, it may take an additional several hours before the food is finished cook­ ing. Check to make certain that the Ore has not gone out. Q. I'm taking 100 plecs of marinated chicken to m y church for a holiday dinner. I*m think­ ing about transporting them in one o f those large plastic trash bags. Is that a good Idea? A. First, consider that the bag will not provide the Insulation required to m aintain a safe temperature during the trans­ portation o f your foods should that take over two hours. Then check the package con­ taining the trash bags. Very often th en w ill be a statement Indicating If the bag ia approved for use with food. I f there la no such statement, assume that the product is not approved, and do, not use it to store or transport food items. BHB elate gathers for 90th reunion Sem inole H igh School C lass of 1186 recently m et at Tim eepan C oun try C lu b In Lake Mary for t h e 3 0 th o la a e r e u n io n . C la ssm ates cam e from far and n e a r to a tte n d th e e v e n t. T e a o h a r G ra c e M arla 8 t ln a e lp h a r ( r i g h t ) g ra a te far com er at the dining room. This is a self help suppor for all cancer survivors, whether in treatment now o r I wtth ft. Call 324-6737o r 322-7785 for more information. OW BBVrW OTt M » n j f vKjrVBB (TFOsTi laft), Ta rry R aybun and Wife left out of pictures upset OddfeMowe sohsdut# niestioj Lodge No. 27 o f the International Order o f Oddfellows mosto the first and third Monday o f every month, except July and August, at 6 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Activities for seniors Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them )a a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art, from 9 a m . to noon, P-*Tf■ffWiVr*~*r I n ’r - S - " ‘ t i M 'l have cooled o ff enough to have a civilised conversation. perhaps the two o f them can sketch out what rights your son has to determine hit own behavtotr and then predetermine bow dispute* can be handled more appropri­ ately In the future. (M ary Bath to a C ertified A d d ic t io n F r e v e a t ie a Fro- He says he can 1 L'--> — �4B - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida -Friday. November 3, 1995 Worship at the church of your choice Assembly Of God FAMILY WORSHIP CCNTCR 1770 W Airport Bird Sanlord FL3377I TH 377 9777 Pallor Jail Krall Sunday School 9 30 a m Worihip Sartica lO X a m Wadnaaday Sarvtca 7X p m EMMANUIL ASSEMBLY 00 OOD 370Commarcial Snarl (Acrosa trom lha CineCantart Sanlord. F l 37773 Taiaphona |407)37t 171S John Pailay Pallor Sunday School 9X am VYorihip Samoa lO X a m WORSHIP CENTER 79B0S Orlando O r. Sanlord IOld Jay ra PHual 407 373*999 OHrca Hours SS Patlor Randall H M W lk ar Sunday Chrialian Education C lan tOOOam Morning Worahlp I I 00 A m Eranlng SarrKa 6 00 p m Wadnaaday Mid Wssk Brobia Study 700pm Monday through FrtdayPrayar 100to700pm Nuraary Prondad FIRST IPAWSH ASSEMBLY OF OCO 911 Palmatto Ara . Smlord 14071 3 X 7071 Bar Edmn Candaiana Pastor OrdsndsCuttoa Domingo EacuaiaSiMKi taSAm. CultoEiangollitlco IXpm Lunsa Or adon 7Xp m Mortal SanrlclotnHogAras 7 .X p m Miarcol*l Enaayo da Coro J uaraa Culo Familiar TXp.m p in e c r s s t b a p t is t c h u r c h eat Eh I Airport BouHrard Sanlord. Florida 13773 Church Otlics 33337, Ton* Fin* Past Sunday School 949ai Morning Worship 10 4 S n Craning VVor»hip • 45 p i Wadnaaday Mid Walk Worship TOO pi Chiidrtn •Church 7 00 p i Thuraday Vmlalion 6X pI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD SIS Para Ara .Sanlord Bar . Jim Comall Minlilar ol Mu lie Baa Sldnay Brock Mlnlatat ol Youth Bar. Tom Smt! h Mi nlatar ol Sanlor Adults Or. Paul Oonaldaon Mimalarot Coun idling CynthiaWdla Chi idran. Praachool Coordinator Edna Wabb Daycara DiracIor Sunday Worahlp tO X a m SundayBchooi fttSsm. Dlaclpwahip Training lO C p m Eranln g Woriwp 700pm Wad PrayarBsmca • X p m. Nuraary Proaidad STRRLNMT BAPTIST CHURCH Indapandant. Fundamanlal Church "Whara Haaran And Earth Join Hands'* 3S0 Hayat B d . Wtntar Spnnga SSSSttO D rQ ia nC B iggt Pallor Sunday School S X am. Morning Worship lO X a m Eranlng Worahlp ■X p m Thuraday Eranlng T X pm Nuraary Protrtdad and Bid Samoa W IST m m SAPTiST CHURCH 4IOOPaolaBoad(4SA| Sanlord. Florida Or. Dannia B Llttlston Paator Sunday School SCO Am. Morning Worahlp 1000am. Dlaclptaahrp Training SCO p m. Eranlng Worahlp T OO p m WodPrayorBamca TOO p m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 110IW. tat SI , Sanlord 3777914 Bin Cotlman tnlarim Paator Jarry Fugsts Aiaoc Paator Jaca M Thomas Mmratarol Music Jim Pagan Mimatprol Youth SundayBchooi SXam Morning Worahlp ttOOam Eranlng Worahlp S 00 p.m. Wad Prayar Bamca 6 X p.m. COUNTRYSIM BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Laka Mary Atary M Long Paator Sunday School S4S p m. PraacMng S Worshiping 1D4S am. BiMs Study I N p m. Sharing S Proclaiming 7 X p.m. Wad Praydr Moot 7 X pm Nuraary ProrUJad JORDAN SAPTiST CHURCH 373-9073 Oaorga Sladd Pi Sunday School 1000 Morning tarries 1100 Eranlng Barries BOO Wadnaaday Barytes 700 Otd Truths tor a Naar Day PtRST BAPTIST CHMRCII Masts at Omanwood Lakaa Middta School ol laaa Mary Sunday School SOOam. Sunday Worahlp 1000 am. Wadnaaday tomes IXpm Chiidran S Adult ActMliaa BiMa Study Church Othca HO7) 3334473 ISaaldr Homs Ospotm Laka Mary) Don H ic n Paator Kanny McKay Minlatar otMuaic FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OfLOHOWOOO SS1E SR 434 Longwood F I 37790 3394 (40713393917 Sunday BUM Study 9 30 Worahlp 49 Worship SX Wadnaaday Worship 700 Nuraary - All aamcai S Das! Ministry to palm etto a tri m f407)321-7741 R S R R R I T TRTTs7 JbntattkSam’t The Original Family Hair Cutters PEST CONTBOL MO A P P O I N T M E N T N E C E S S A R Y UXAUVOWNU) AND OftMICD HON MISSIS. STATT 32 &g 04 S 2626 troquoti Ave.»522X70 ITCNtm OM . MeMTOtHa W c o lb b M eSrmt .TW YYIhNio Mh IIH am k SIMMONS, PJL (x n n M iis m ******** OrtsMS_______ B W l l i W r i? <r. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Friday, November 3, 1995 - •• Rellgion Stallworth shares singing expertise IN BRIEF By M A R Y A N A W H IM Herald Columnist________________ Murillo to opoak LONOWOOD — Mario Murillo, author o f the best sellers on the subject o f Christian revival,"Fresh Fire" and "Fresh Impact, will speak at a public meeting Wednesday. November 8 at 7 p.m. at Wetdva Assembly. The public is Invited. There Is no admission charge. For more Information call the church office at 774-0777. RovhralMnrieoMt .SANFORD — A revival service will be held beginning Sunday. November 5 through November 0 at 7 p.m. each evening at Christ United Methodist Church. Tucker Drive and County Road 487. Th e Rev. Frank McKown. minister o f the church, will be the speaker for the event. Special singing will take place each night. For more information call the church office at 322-7900. A ||a |g M ||a a a | a ||o a |r A W flU T C T i M v V O v l I M SANFORD — The Paoia Wesleyan Church will host a three day Homecoming celebration beginning tonight and ending Sunday, November 3. The times for the services will be Friday at 7i30 p.m., Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday, the Diplomats, a Southern Oospel group, will perform during the morning aerivee. A dinner on the grounds will follow the concert. The public Is Invited. For more information call the church at 323-0306. w n n in w i w o m e n 10 m v i i ALTAM O NTE SPR1NOS - The Christian Womens Club o f Altamonte add Maitland invite the women o f the community to attend a brunch at Holiday Inn Orlando North. W ym ore Road, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The event wM take place on Thursday. November 9. The cost will bs 99.80. Brunch and nursery reservations and cancellations must be made by Sunday. November 8 by calling Eariena Sawyer at •90-3710or Marcia Shilling at 841-8043. D tV Of PfRVMf fthSRf¥Rfl SANFORD — The public Is Invited to attend the Mt. Zion M R . Church Annual World Day o f Prayer. Midway on Sipes Avenue, at 7 p m . on Monday. November 6. During this tim e people all over the world will be praying for global ministries. The theme for this year sHope o f Christ." SANFORD — Singing hymns effectively Is the topic o f the Sanford I Central Florida -Musi* clans' Oulld sharing meeting at 0 a.m. tomorrow at the Historic St. James AME Church, com er o f Cypress Avenue and Ninth Street. Sylvia Stallworth, minister o f music at Historic St. James AME Church, will discuss how the ministry o f hymns are used to bring peace and comfort. "H ym ns are a vital part o f the service." said Stallworth. "W e should make a place in our service. A lot o f people say they (the hymns) are boring, but they can be sung w ithour being < n g by . adding descant or m odulating a h a lf or w hole step." The breakfast meeting In the iron a fellwoshlp leuwosmp hall nail Is is open church's to the public. This Is a regular ahaiir ulng meeting conducted by the’ L guild to allow area musclans to Impart their knowledge with others. For more Information, contact p r o g r a m c h a ir m a n E la in e Turner at 323-1847. Ask the preacher Bible questions Question : This year has been filled with hurricanes and other natural disasters, not to mention the man-made atrocities. Where can a person go to fe d safe ? Answer: 1 suggest that we Ibie and read Psalms open the Bible 23. If you long for a place itrouble cannot hurt you, the answer is there. T h e pictu re becom es clearer when w e realise that the psalmist did not say, " I w ill meet no ev il." He said." I will fear no ev il." No one is completely shielded from the negative forces at life, but they should not become a source o f anxiety and fear. If are possess faith In the Lord. His presence will keep us from the grip o f fear. But troubles are a pari o f living. Some troubles are aulte man- ageable. A positive outlook and a few appropriate actions enable us to get past their power to trouble us. Other problems turn out to be assets. By confronting them wtth faith and resourcefulness rather than No one likes trou­ ble. W e complain about ft. W e try’ ito avoid It. Y e t many lem ons life would be missed If not for of U n Finally, there are the problems that we cannot understand. Fac­ ing these challenges bring us to a n ew r e v e la tio n a b o u t ourselves. W e are not In control. W e cannot conquer thla worid on our own. W e are forced to turn to Ood for help and solace. In Psalms 23 David speaks o f walking "through the valley o f v e la to d q a s e tis o s b j w r itin g t o b lm a t 9 0 0 N. F ren ch A v e ., O anfsrd, P L 89 77 1. Parenting with love, consistency Being a parent holds Its share o f Joys and sorrow s. Just when you think you have mastered the art o f parenting a act back conies Into play. *Dayao i on end w ill be filled with then the la u g h t e r rug rata bring in the dirt Ifttfi rui •* world. ' *. P ositive. from the filled with sour ppaniw i onopping ofratvo O RLAN D O — T h e P in t United Methodist Church o f Downtown Orlando tavttas the public to bring a gift Uat to the alternative shopping market on Saturday, November 11 from 9 a m . to 1 p m .tn the Wesley Building Fellwoehlp Hall, Rosalind Pastured Items will include seUhelp crafts (3rd world artisans), gifts to local nonprofit organisations, international entertainment, live animals 9ceiebratlng Heifer International), lunch for 93. with 100% o f gift giving to the designated o rg M d a a tfo m a > ^ »< A e the shadow o f death" and being In " t h e p r e s e n c e o f m y enem ies." How, In view o f these problems, can he express com ­ fort and hope? Th e answer Is found In the first and the last verses. In the f i r s t v e r s e t h e p s a lm a f* firms. "T h e Lord is m y shep­ herd." Th e last verse shouts, "1 will dwell in the house o f the bora imivcit When one ts assured o f the Lord's presence and guidance in this life...and then an eternal home with him...It really makes Utile difference what troubles com e * be is where trouble cannot hurt him. Sweet spirits are replaced by stomping and yelling. I like a poem by Dr. J. Kuriansky that saya," Rem em ber, when your m child boa a tantrum, don't nave ................. ■any occasions have I amt m y child's resistance wtth •in o f m y own ? It's hard to keep that In mind when they rebel. I need lo handle m y ow n emotions ORLANDO — The Orange Avenue Church o f Ood Music Ministries, 8800 S. Orange Ave.. will present " A Tim e for Christmas," a Broad way style musical. Performance dates are F r id g , D spapbar • : Sunday, December 10 and Monday. I C o r n l n t h i a n s 9 :8 8 a s a y s ," A n d e v e r y m an th at .m . RELIGION 8U8AN WENNER striveth for the mastery Is tem ­ perate In all things." Mastering anything la an ongoing process. Overcoming the evil effects o f the devil can keep us all on our In humor I'd like to conclude with a poem by Dorothy Parker. "T h e beat way to keep children home is to make home a pleas­ ant atmosphere • and to let the air out o f the Urea." WM bs a S3 ticket donation . This Broadway style o f Bttt, a man who is too busy for encounter with a mysterious stranger who reveah the spirit o f Christmas In an C h r i s t m a s c r ) f h eH*fiifia a f Cbriatmea 'y> drama that caotures the Produced by Paul Veto. directed by Luka Oarratt w M ba In oonoari at First Baptist Ohusoh, 819 Park Ave., Sunday at 7 p m . Barrett la conaldam d b y m any to poaaaaa n s A n n lln n a i O IO O p iK N iO Sa I a a s *® Oni u JA h W li n « 0 r W i, n O i n 'W V n N f i Q VOfOO m lQ A I oontagioua aacrtamont for M a mtntatry. i npw wifi w no vT w fO toc ■ p t n o o m i . a k tw vnonnQ ' For mors Informat ion eaMthsohurahortios al 8188041. LAKE MARY — Woods Presbyterian Church. 8210 an organ rectiai far the to its throe manual organ, on Sunday. Novem ber 8 at 3 Th e public is inv ited to attend. For m ote information call the Church, 4100 Paoia Rd. la form ing a Thursday " <g*»* racrosttona! outreach Games wM baplayed in Labs Mary, w tt begin January 11. 1900. Registration r 19,1996. __ r M l VVlUvM M l LAKE MARY — Church o f the Nativity. 8881 North Country Club Road 487. will hold Its 13th annual Fall Fun Festival on November a fra m e to 10 p.m.. 4 from 11a.m. to 10p.m. and B from noon to0p .m . The event will feature carnival games, rides, arts, crafts, a silent auction, plant sale, continuous ethnic foods, entertainment and a 81800grand prise i 1the church c AppMostloits still ooosplsd S A N F O R D -T h e Ave.. Is Noveaber 4th>12tfe, 1993 Nightly 7:39 Sunday 10:30 a jd . & 6:09 pjn. MM----M— 1" R INVE r - » » ■■ n w r C d k llM I* * JO-9174 srlM4UI �OB - Sanford H'if«ld. Sanford, Florida -Friday, November 3, 1995 Legal Notices AD V BN TItEM kN T OF I U I NOTICC IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNOEASIONEO INTENDS TO SELL THE PER* SONAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW TO ENFORCE A LIEN IMPOSED ON SAID PROPERTY UNDER THE FLORIDA SELF STORAGE ACT STATUTES (SECTION 31.101 31.309) THE UNDER S IG N E D WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING ON THE 20TH OAY OF NOVEMBER. 1*91 AT 10 A.M. ON THE PREMISES WHERE THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN STORED AND WHICH ARE LOCATED AT SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE 2903 S. ORLANDO DR., SANFORD, FL 12771, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, STATE OF FLORIDA THE FOLLOWING: R4 ERICA TEMPLE B11 CONSTANCE FOX B13 JANICE SMITH B21 RICH QITCHELL FRANK PERROTTA C32 C44 INDIA BHOOKEN CS2 VIDEO FEVOR DANA VICTOR 019 D17 GLORIA WILLIAMS D42 CORINTHIA BATTON D46 CRYSTAL CLARK REBECCA DARLIN E40 E41 LARRY LEMON ROY HINSON G5 OS-42 NORN RICK MOSCH CONTENTS INCLUDE FURNI­ TURE, TOOLS. APPLIANCES. CLOTHING. MISC. BOXES. PACKED CARTONS HOUSE HOLD ITEMS. ECT. PURCHASES MUST BE PAIO FOR AT THE TIME OF PUR­ CHASE IN CASH ONLY. ALL PURCHASED ITEMS SOLD AS IS. WHERE It AND MUST BE REMOVED AT TIME OF SALS. SALE SUBJECT TO C A M IL L A TlON IN THE EVENT OF SET­ TLEMENT BETWEEN OWNER AND OBLIGATED PARTY. RICK HASSELBALCH MANAGER SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE Publish: Wovembsr 1, tO, 1995 DEJ-31 IN TUB C IR C UIT COURT, IN ARC FOR A IM B M L B CO UNTY, FLORIDA. CASS NOt 99-971-O F IN RE: THE ESTATE OF ELSIE ADA FREVATT. Decaated. OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration el tha •Hat* ol ELSIE ADA FREVATT. Cats No. 9S-S7I-CF. la pending In tha Clreutt Court far Sammola County, Florida, Probata Division, the oddreaa of which la SOI North Park Avomio, Sanford, Florida SE7T1. The name and addreas si the personal representative and tha pateonal representative's attor­ ney ora set forth below. Any interested person open whom this notice la served who intends to choiienpe dtp validity ol the will, tha euaMlealtens ol the personal representative, venue, or lutledletlen at the Court, and aK para ana havtng claims afsinat this aatata who are served with a a spy of this notice, are required to tdo artth this Court such objection or claim withm the later of three months altar the data at tho fust publication of this notice or thirty (S0| days attar tho data ol setvisa al -a c o py et this no lies on that aare an. Parson* hj*lnp--elaima opalnet the salats who ar# not knoam to tho personal representative and whose'names or sddrein s era nel reasonably ascertainable must tile all clausa apaMet tho octet* whithln throe (I) months attar tho data of tho fust publi­ cation ol thu notice. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL S t FOREV­ ER BARRED. Tha data ot first publication of this notlcu it tha 3rd day ol November, 1999. Personal Representative Joseph H. Vacheraau 407 Wad Crystal Drive Sanford, Florida 11771 BRIAN R. LOE, AHornoy ol Law WTO Waal take Mary Blvd. Lake Mary, Florida 31749 (407) 121-9139 Attorney lor Personal Representative Florida Bar a 0713190 Publish: November 3,10, t t f l DfJ-33 71— Htlp WpntBd Legal Notlcet NO TICS OF SALS PUR3ANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE 711.71 ELITE TOW­ ING. INC.. WILL BELL ON DECEMBER tBT. 1993. AT 9:00 AM AT 1201 t . ALTAMONTE DR.. ALT. SPRINGS, FL 12701. SELLER RESERVE! THE RIOHT TO BID. SOLD A t IS. NO WAR­ RANTY. SELLER GUARANTEES. NO TITLE. TERMS CASH. VEHI­ CLE MAY BE SOLO IN 33 DAYS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS. fSW MERCURY viNa iM EBPJiseaweoiste Publish: November 1, 1993 D IJ-33 NO TIC I OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 130 W. Lake Mary Ehrd.. Suite 303. Sanford. FL 11773, Betnlnole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot CRSATIONS SCHOOL OF ANT, and that I Intend to register said name with tho Olvtslon ol Corporatlona, Tallahassee, Florida, In accordance with the provisions ol tha Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wlt: Section •93 0*. Florida Statute! 1991. Celesta Plpitone Publish: November 3, 1993 OEJ-39 IN TH B CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E S IS M TS IN TM JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR IS M IN O L t COUNTY O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVIItO N C A t l NO. ft-lftt-C A-M -K FE D E R A L HOM E LOAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Pletottff, CLAUDIUS TO E IAS. KAREN TOBIAS. KEZIAM TOBIAS, V IL L A ! OF 1TOCKENIDOE HO M EO W NER! A ttO C IATIO N . INC.. WEKIVA R E IE R V B HOM EOW NER! AM O C IATIO N . INC. AN UNKNOWN P E R IO N IN POSSE I I ION OF TH E !U E JE C T RE AL P R O P ! S TY , and All partita claiming interval by. through, undw ar against ■ IR A O . TOBIAS and RUTH E. T O E IA I. DeceeaM, OafsndentUl. NO TICE OP ACTION T O : All parties claiming Inter­ est by, through, under er eoelnst C1RA O. TORI A l and R UTH E. TO B IA S . Deceased, and all perl lea having or claiming to have any rtghl. into ar Interest In the property herein de­ scribed. Residence Unknown You are hereby noting* that an action la N n c In i a mevtgeae m n s lei i^^ett^t^t yrtsarty in SEMINOLE County, Florida: Lot I I . I T O C K B R I D O S . U N IT ONE, H t F d N *S tho plat tooroM at m aria* In Plat Book M, Pages 79 and M. Public Records al laminate County, Fieri da. a/k/a 344 Harvard Place, ipspks. F tarMs 33793 baa ||l^ ^^wtttgi ualmai tma, rINw Fli^M ywW aaA youarv you ar- moulted to aarve a copy of your written to It. an lhappsrf PM Atterney tor Plaintiff, whose address I* lu ll# 109. 1I7E Medrugs Avinus. Coral Oekie*. Florida 3114* wttoln thirty ( » ) day* attar the ftref puMtcetien ot this Netko to tho kentord Harold and Hie tho arlfbtol with the Clerk of RtM Court either CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminote 407/322-2611 DRIVER-LOCM. ROUTE 7 coaticutiv* limes. iiHiMtMi70i i itot Scoottcillvt Mutts999999999999•1* i Him 1l i n n ■•*,,,,«*S1*10s Him Cleon class A er B CDL Orlande Weeto Paper Csmssny IS H I o l f OOHr. 799 I #. HIM O R IV ER I Rttll MS39113399, Stl9d 9S1Ill19t * 11Inti Minimum WITNESS my hand and th* tool if this Court mis wth day ef October, 1903 (leal) M A R Y A N N ! MORSE Aa Clerk efflt* Court By: Petr tele F. 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NIDMYV ■ WEEKEND!-........* 14*81, NOEBAfSTRATtBNPIB e*A M *l tollm an** MfCNELLE'IM M1-74M ____ be wHltof to receive Ir a ln ln i et an appreved ttiery regulrements by 1:1 PM. tfeuember to, I9Mtoi W d m ef laM e KN0W UD6IAIU0NNA REfiULATIONS EXCELLENT etiettmenl skills, able to give direction A follow through. Long term cere experience neceeeery. EXCELLENT BENEFITS FAX Resumei « 7.m *m OR APPLY IN PERSON HiUMMCN M AUN CARECENTER VM M EUONVHilAVL SAUt Texet Refinery Carp, needs mature persen now In toe SANFORD area. Rgeerdless M experience, write: B .C .N IB IIX I. B eeTH Ft, WWRl TX 7*191 na rimers FROMNOV. Mto—Dec. Urd 799W. 94tbM.AgptykiFere»nSBCURITY OFFICERS Full A PT avMlebte. AHhears. Fra* unltorms. Benefits b vacation pay. Lk. BPtMMCl 'M - I W TEXAS ROINCRV CORf M lf C IM tf AVIATMM provide at Meet I setlifectory related |ek rttorencae. Agpfy wftbtoi *1 N. ItWY 17-91, BE B AB Y. S r e ^ l r f f SiiWfsa Hm a I toAyku&u A RC6ISTERE0 NURSES FOR M ST MEOiCAtE UK IT pgsia masMd aaMiAAR* BtBRM ♦V f H W f W MBSMWlB BBRBBH HBrNf UPOftO ares. Rt«Bri In tee* M training, terlto E.C. Ntgblxi, Bw>- 931771, Bet 711, Pt.BtorRLTK.Htot, P S Ie illt 3eM>r9PL M77999H JOINOURTEAM lefllaaeaM See ii Mi MARE MONSVI Become a MUNMENKALTN CARE CENTER The ■ Cempeay, Wit C e tm e rlM .^ p y tty e ^ L S rM WE AR E LOOKINR PORt CNAs U Q B M U C lim JP! er eCOPS. Abteluto euc note County Court t. t9.WM.lt pm. n — H B »W B N »bN WANTED) SENIOR! OVER U. JeSPtomm>et.999H2*. ABOUTMAKINBMOUBYt v y r n m n im ekSSISTSNR* Pert A Full lime Positions RN-UNtT MMIMER geflng, ceerdlnetlng end di­ recting resources necessary to erevldt aereneutlcel services to toe avietlen public. This petlllen has supervisory re■penslblllllet tor 9 * people end It responsible lor ell aspects M airport certifies Hen, Including toe Airport Emergency Plan, tiro IARPP) services, security plan , and Ml airport opera liens area coordination Sole ry range is m *M to 144*19 NNMTS WAnYEDI Wert (ram hemal Pull time Income. Perl lime hours. WE TRAIN! CMI I-M970I-MOMS. TN 497-MIMWeMW*S»*1«7. NIW LOCATION11 I IT AR TEMPORARIES. INC FRONT DESK CURK Hae ever runs end IR's ter store owner or Flee Mkt. ..eit-ssimi Ml Ajme AA^MdmsAAiMl Call P ^ ^ H ■ Aebfy toeersenl M •MOLLY MAIDS* Pull lime reiidenllel ctoantog. M P .9 I. UnltormlDWIIl ‘ -Will Treto. Tn eSWSINC* CMMCNTFKTMY to t ■ L M I MARY IIV 0 . | MANAQERIWR-TRAINEE 11114141, Exl. COURTOWD DO O 1 ORLAND SANFORD AIRPORT. Applicant must held a degree from an eccred lied Institution of hlghor looming and should be • pilot wllh a minimum of I.M0 hours ef flight time. Applicant must be protlelent end knewledpaetli with respect to ell PARS effecting the airport operations. Accreditation by too American Association of Airport Executives Is do slreobto. Applicant must have a minimum ol llvo yean ol dementtrotod oxporience at public or military airports end must have e demonstrated u mt N J W jmE laadaesh Im it lae jNEi Jk i■RCR Iwm^^psBKvl^ i w oirperl eperellenel envtomment. This petlllen It re- N O P E » e e o o > M I-7 9 f * W 9 *219191 e/wk patenttel. Mutt BUCK PBMALI PUPPY. 3/4 n u k a m tiai. Cell H B*I71_____ Director ef Open High scttoM diploma, must be ablerto lilt M lbs. CMI between ‘ AM pm .«33**M tem-neenbl-tpm. W * 3N,. T N B SA n V O E D A IR P O R T A U T H O R IT Y It tetklng a ELECTRONIC S Y S T E M T E C H N IC IA N S W ANTED. Exp. in Installa­ tions 9 service ol lire alarm, Intercom, nurse cell and sound systems. Tap pay tor right persen. EOC 4 Drug Free Workplace. Cell tor appt. AA4 y«4Ji|4 ■M»iarifiia*«**f.iilii**aix<vEv xMvYW* K X C ITIN b O P P O R TU N ITY! The SANFORD N ER A LO It leoklng tor outgoing, persen to sell Advertising to Seminole County market I Solos exp., transportation A casual p ro te in Ione 1 attire N .'p R ittc fl^ k V E , m * " ' Prl. Si39liM. PRDPBISIONAL We seek e BSW/MSW who It a caring profusions!, to support the delivery el high duality g e ria tric care. You will evaluate and count*I resi­ dents. record ihelr progress, arrange necetery services, social service Interventions and____ patient_,_ cere planning. PAX 71 -H R ipW B irtE N AND NURSERYWORKIRS Needed Immediately NBWOOOMILLSNURSERY Fulltime: 497 »tMM . (401) 3799M7 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER OEADUNCS Tueodoy 9vu Friday I I Noon The Day Bator* Pubkcetkm Sunday t l Noon Friday NURSERY MANAGER EEO.AOA. Never a Feel TRUCK DRIVER TRAINEES NOW ACCEPTING IRWIMTIONINSTRUER Nortel I Service* NowMiring/ NU VtRY PERSON 14 wsttcstlvs tlingt...........I7| l Hits 1:00 A.M. • 1:30 P.M. MONOAT Him FRIDAY CLOSEDIATUR0AY A SUNDAY 71— H t i p W a n t t N Im modloto oponlng.PULL TIM E 4W-139-91*1___________ j o g i i j o e s i j o 9> Fell er Part Time Eee. II yrs. IINA. or elder. TASTE OP CHINA. IwLfc.Meryil PRIVATEPARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS ■ C tM O n i after/ etowwtee a default will ko entered agaUtef you ter the rvltst dsmsndod In tho com CHILD CARE Provider needed H id d e n L a k e s e r e e , 2 school age children, days >411373 S eve, ne-4117. 71— WttfWjllttd S B B N a rB M B I I IIINr.MBJIR.MBMD I i^ni rrLini »MBfldii O J-va ^ 9 y * tB f fT rif m t . ACT NOWI AVON! Ml I "m l ITV CNrifl|« nwMVfnS ■ went to became part M a feel •rawing learn. We ere a .W P E R t t R RAYED, I I I bed skilled nurttof facility. W E O P P IE i • Cempb b P e rm * Stomal ,91 H APPLY M M U M U IM .M M l-ltW a r........... *99999314*. ACTNOWI AVON! 1*19741 AVON 34 hr. H U Line ____ : RmdM Permen toe AMERICAN LebrlceafS Ce. person In Referdtoi* wY YTJMvlWIJi WIlfE FX Reed. sea Fto. Peyton, QH43401 D. No experience necetery, IM9 l 3*t/w*ek. P irt'fiR i §y§wlN® byb UbBIb * P b IB tfBlniftf. M ttlnf Bp wdfi lv p B M t .C B H i» -» M . awYtma Men.-PH. Dey* 99 . to my mm Soa • IW lfS^wEaWV aMtoai purchase tempany. Is cur­ rently seeking gusllfled •ppiicenis tor the pmmm M manager trainee. The MeM candidate wilt have retoll, menagdmenl er eredH gmerlu uaETtoW u i^^B mill ^^B ^w f*9 |#bto *9N"1 individuals will peelllm afHludes and siren* work ethics. Aerens tilers aa excellent cempentofton and —ltr bRPmd W wElB xIM jek llm HWIIEWIIE pW mM 1Es P'S V*1 *9"If ed growth poientiel. Drug Pr*e company, EOE. Agpfy M DEI-14* Ltgal N o g w i CELEBRITY CIPHER TO b y L u is C a m p o s pMIsndpmtM Eschbkstnuwcsew) stands ter sradwr ratxyxckw !/• 'WBZZPIBBN SC I WMOM NEJ P BV MJQSOM YCIB JHEi' NCOMMO - I HSINM U■ TM IVO ■ J BA IIOOH J Nolle* to hereby Riven that a PukUn Umwi-tnn krt kwld ku nnpWBrfip wl|| WITS DO IWHI E rj? the Planning 9 Toning Commission In tho City Comm listen Cham bare. City Sanford, Florida, al T: r«0 p m. on Thuraday, November 1*th, 1*99. 10 consider a re guest far a Conditional Use In a OC-1, General Commercial Zoning District. LEGAL 0E9CMOTION: A por­ tion af Lots It to 19 (LESO^Oog NS Car Lot I t . Run W *39 •04 0* 9 917.1'N N 39 Deg 31 S ** 7 .r to Beg * Beg M f Cor I 339.09’ N 71'W as O FF TH E LEASH Ap p ly In person a t: RSI Orsisailed D M ., Lake Mery. morp PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Tddb an InttfumsM to Sotos human esrs by friction ot s horaa’t taU on tha antraEs of ■ cat ' — Ambroaa Biarc*. 1 B y W .B . P p rh Use Consumption an Promises. Boar and WMta Consumption Onto. All parties m kdareet and cmsons gbaM have an opportunity to bo hoard at said heating. By order et th* Planning A at tha City Directory of Services DfSNWAtNERSA SERVER! In the Pubbe Petards at i smlnsls County, Florida, YMKQQF, OIMSbyNCAInc >Is seeking people to deliver toe kentord Herald newspaper. Apply t« per see: 9*0 N. pfitMCH AvE. tewferd. f ill" _____________ .itba Story. Canter ef 1/4 Lake Mmy llvd. IS R e T " FLOR I& I STATB R fB U IR E I all contractors be regietored mr certified Te verify • stele centrecters license cell 1*90 341 79W. Occupational Licenses ore regal rod by toe county end can be vorfftod by rai|M Bl-IIW.sxf. 39M M P in a iP im n p Vinyl Mdtog. Petoftog. Deers. Carpentry, Cencrete. mbimn1 *tw x m m >■>♦19............ Ml Mr. Will train. Hiring NOWI CALL AOVtCE TO T N ( PUBLIC: H a pereew deciaes ta appoai a ad* with respect to any matter considered M Ml# above mooting er hearing, he/ebe m r, wed a verbatim record -M the proceedmgv Including tho tosstiaiony and evidence, wh-ch record to not provided by the City ot Santord. (FS 19* 010S) PINSONS WITH D tS A S IU TIU NECDtNO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICtPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOUD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COOROINATOn AT 310992* 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THS MEETING PUBLISH: November 3. 1999 OCJ-et ‘ S o . w b V b v io la ts d th # m in im u m lim it A g a in , h t v t w #7* T tttR JL L L U iii U U l l l i w T Q h ^ r e T tog. Reaseneble reto*. COM tor estimate St-MM tv. mad- K it. o Beth * T ile s * Deer Carpentry dWlndewtd Hand vision SorviceOkmoM Jabs Welcome. C*N) IMMM. i . tA A IV * LAUNDRY U RVtCI Will eMb A ben. Pkkua A dtilvory, low ratoe- 3119994. DM. dv*M. enreoueM. JM-SMF TNB NAMMTBM NeaMheapart. Lk.. Banded, ins , IMletoc•tonOuorerxSeed........ .M9MW Yare A rw BW w v*fl# t. MmttM V IM T1IEV BTPBtoWWRp M FfM M ttm M .... HAD If! AkRtSALT/Cenemei Brtepaptre. Myre.etp. free eel. Lk./tos. TA C C e xiln itN e MMMI. CAPTAIN CRMCBBTE. Wayne Mul AAaa fVmlftlw MM, 9 1 Man vFwvtlVf Aggpo, VJp»f» tlenl 3391319er........ IM 3M3 w u im C A E IN d f S . S h L . gen carpentry, drystoB. Lie/to*. D JL re• • NHnpi>m«sMtiH<renHi CARPENTER AM blndl M hem# repair*, painting 9 ceramic AppSylaperseal • Hr./Week, ketary A Benefits Apply in person: 911. f k. "TH W W B B TW B W " Prlvef* school In Sanford l tuft lime custodian BEUVBE Smell merchant*, to Mery* freatpertet to u Peyi M F M m Sm MIt ! U p Ltoe. 11 >in m 9il>r1BW T iiu i NvM wwl^tP^to ^Wld ^wto Tracklet*. Sculpture* l>.l> Installed. Commercial level leaps SI M yd....... R f - N H M A tl t 4* l t 1 \ 4’ T ALL LoJblB - ALL ARANDtl Wholesek te public. Local IlMibitbf N|j P |Af IMdtogaAwu^j^^w U d S lR H M N I B ja n rra w B T T P rr •Sp. ireiMItl) Cemm/reald . carpentry, repairs, door CMNR/TM- PANfTHM A R m Ctoea. dry xvall repair. WMIpoper re meuedleer Meap-..4391717 PARIS PA H IT INA. Pressure cleon. spray. touMs A reM. H pw re cell.. Mto Ml Pill Custom Oatognl Free BM.I We're wen W it nil Ml MM, press, cleaning, call for estim ate C oll 131-9711 MOOT NMTALLATtRN M B A UcVExtoMF-MMOes ^^•dXVsttw Sr xrem n n m s s rm screen A ropoirs. Fro# estlmeteecMi.....Mf M StM iifm vw ^ir Install dRepairsd Pumps Freeest. 17yr. *41149* >4hr* Yr*. Bao- "Lot the Free It." •32129 T O R TS TR EE SERVICE, tlyrs.eervtagdds FARCELWB V P B W If f f . aide boM int., turn** mtlguee. 191 >794 1 (III f ltlf\lfl*'\\ S-J I /'*’ i M o r i t h (nil 1 i rt y C - R B ' j 'i.....v - ..................... .... PreeeM-tkJtoi........ HI-41P PRESSURE O il Nag, hemes, drives. wMkt A poM deck*. OMtorgeMRy........->M*iM * SPRAYAWAY. SMI Pressen Eat. tiewdngt. VMe/MC. free •st. Lk./lne........... 43941M. Id n B ltN ft/ IfTkBIWDM _______Q g t g n N B I U iliT H lIH U U IIM IT But H H K ^ y m e b u y 1 H lM tf Uc* DUN BITE houses, mobile homes, walks, decks, drives. i Jmet I M f H M T IU fO - ........ - c» BRAND NEW l-TOM C/NA cend metalled to eiltttog can tret host system. SUM. 9- lee Installed 1 yrs. wei reeky M fV k l r o W l l Sitotog m r. Otfice/cemm.. tew rate*, lk. S3307W Reaper 741*399. A R D U f C lIA IN M M R V K I Cmmm./tm. wmMf. mBreMBy • m Nm MR-lllBBM a u i L i fPyW w fttMB lN d Beta.. WwWVI PNIN Pto^^^Y^ 0*00.1 m - 'n w im a m m a m w m . l ) n V l l u 1 11 )11’ tl it i i 1 l /A v 1 n z t, 1I i l /\ \ �r .♦ jf f Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida 'Friday, November 3, 1905 - T$ 71— H e lp W a n te d f l — R o o m s fo r R ent R IC U R IT V O F F IC IR J O R PHONEREPS EVENINGS C O N V R N IR N T L O C A T IO N . color TV , rotrlp. mkrowava. private ontranco. 333 FURNISMRD RML In prlvata ttama, w^houao print., prafar mlddto aped. Rof*. 331-t ill ROOM FOR R RNT. MO/Wk. WaMi/dryar, pool, fwuaa prlvl......... *»•»■»«• 77— / F u rn is h e d / R e n t T H « SANFORD N IR A L O It looking tor Tolomarfcotor* In Iht EVEN IN G HRS, to fill oavoral eponlngt. Apply fa porta*>m n . f r i n c h a v r . Mw*.Frf. 1.39-1: to. All rental and roal atiaia advorlltamant* art tub|*rf to Itw Fadtral Fair Houting Act, which make* II lllagal to advartlaa any pralaranca. lim nation o r discrim ination bated an rac*. cater, rollplon. tea. handicap, familial *l*tu* ernatl Ra pJrl ot a growing ttcur* porato rartaurant account*. A/Ca " V R TR R N A R V KaaaMAW aoRaat. rotoantlba potion fo car* tor animal* and facility. Ave.to/V.woek. M U W - m i St. Sanford.______ WATSON M A L TY, Lake Mary •ftlci It m * Inttfyltwlnf fsc flMf or HpiflificM l n i l tilc H mm cl f i t . Call for i c i r w r l 71— A p a rtm e n t* / SRRHOOM W ITH Frtweta ReRh ■ par manta. A n tutly »«> ♦ J ffiL SANFORD. 1 ROOM.. all alec., air, ra*M. aroa. SMf/mo. + dap. No pet*m o o t s T T -A p e r t im VVTTVrvfVvVVW f RS^d------- i-A------ A 4 CONVRNIRNT 1 A I apt*. SMRIff/man. 1199/Oef. I year loa**. Na Fat*. i U t m RFFICIRNCIRS A COTTARR, I A S bedroom*. Santard area. ....................................MI-0137. u u m m m n m m A ... V t AFTSMSFRCIAL**FOOL a WASMRR/ORTRR NOORUF FRRR RAHC CARLS’373-9914 MMNRCrS V IU M C Laka Ada I Rdrm... SftS/mo. f Rdrm., SOR/ma. and up. imiTi A • W ilt, util. pdL, util, pd lataupfwno, kit. w n+m |i fNfirft FfaNfaa. Moaao C O N V R N IR N T L O C A T IO N , color T V, rofrtp. mlg g oava. FARRSIOR A FTS.. I apt. M U X me. 1. apt. t/l-MO mo. Zero OeaesIt 13300931 SANFORD, t RDRM. AFT. Dm Mian. I Ml manthOMMI *r SANFORD, I RDRM. AFT., A/C, Unfurnished. Oawataon. SIM dap. SMS par month. ST. CROIX Make ‘P a m d te^ ou* I Bedroom ApdilMHiiKa Starting At $479 321'7303 Located 1 (MR tooth of Lako Mory Bfvd., on LrNo Emma Rd., Lako Mary Mon. •Frt. ISO •5:30 *8aL 10 •8 Sunday Hours Foiled •Z 77— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t K I T 'S ' C A R I .Y I .K ® hy U r r y W rig h t SANFORD, I RDRM. canda. all appllancat. Incl. wath dryer, U d mo. 1*1 A latt. *»o tac. 904-774-3347 arSIMOTS U F A OOWNSTAIRSI (I apt*.) Sanford Area. I/l, SJM/350 No petti CaR O T M It________ I RRDROOM A F T. patie City, Ilka In country, Sanford area. No pet*. SSSS/mon. O T ASM. 1 R R O R O O M A F T . C /H A. 1300/mon + *300/*ec. dtp. aoTin tiw .________________ !/!. A FFR O X . MS* SR. Ft. 0400/Mon. SIM /Sec. Im IN O . 111— A $ $ H e n c e s /r " VhCAKT LMtOfT Looking tor land to build your dream kernel Wall wo have a variety of tot* available In all tltot and price rangat-giv* ut a call! o M f s s r M r ir z z : NOSFITAL R ID . Rtoctrtc with old* rail* trandto toofur*. 3222420 • 321-2720 LAKE MARY • SANFORD •In Our 39th Yi a t u/XWr e tea*a*m a w SANFORD, 1/ bdrm. 1 block from hotpllal. IIIO/Wk. Flu* ..................... * » ' • » i/l 1/ 3104 SommartM A t *. Small. 4 bdrm. 1 both, oroll to eroll carpet, no pat* . 0400/mon. ♦ deo 33007*0 H O V I, near paint, carpet A now appliance*. SSSO/Mon. plus *330/Oap. 333 33S4A 330-303S. S/l, OWNLAND R ITA TR S . 314 Raywraad Aw *., g a ra g a , la u n d ry , fenced, C H A . *393/391 SSTMM " M , Rt O*. S34-S019 *04* DOWN e W M TR R N TT you can own. Nd* 3 Rdrm. homo, wrlth CHA, now ilnt A corpotl A UD home*! The 4UD Draap. Inc. Naalfare sit n StMstrofn Rontoh I N — Dufrtex* T r ip f e x / P e n t SANFORD, t/l, A/C. Quiet aroa. No pet*. SIM plua dap. Available Nov. 1....... -33I-049S. U N iq .n. htgh worahm i l l — Im fu sfrie i ________ P e e te ls OFFICR WARRNOUSR. from SMO/mon., ISM eg ft.. FRIMI tocatton. corner of 44A A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In Sanford. to a tm tm e j^ u N M i l i t — O f f ic e l/l r n M v ra f f itf i man. SliaiSlar 3333304 C B W W T offko- ^ * : 0400 OR. ft. building Mai. 1IM It. paaaftko unit. SSt-MM ISM _ traffic aroal SITS month. ea* yae ., I bath, garapt , tpk., ' CHA. 4A. now OAR FLOORS. ham*tlto. hart**, catfto. farm­ ing ar nurtaryl Zanad agrkul fural. 03.900 F IR ACRI. Small dawn payment w/owner ........ .9*4-7*7-1771 SANFORD. 4 ACRIS. lanad InduatrlM. near I-4.....SI3MM. SANFORD • ACRIS. okay tor mabito................. -S44.W*. RAVWOOD. S/t. kraakl.il a, great roam, firagtowMar or gwago. MAs H'.itSJM. 4/1, p*M. S acre*, near 1-4, ■aaaaaaaaaaoaeaaaaaaaa******AMO,WO. NV. lautpmant. Fancad A lUhtodCoRIIt-MOf________ It. 333-3004___________ UNFURNISNRD NOUSR Troll or far rant located In Mary. Na pet*. 3330040. 141— H e m e s f e r Sale » Mill ..Hi I H|lf.*| •Mo ’ III* f N , • »■Mi f » . ..u _ x oetra firm, too 334 Wto ■ R F R ItlR A TO R , StOVR A WASHIR/DRYIR. In t**d candltl*n.CMI: MS-MU. SOFA A I D A Chair, larfh tl SITS. U I R D F U R N I T U R I FO R SALR. Drattart. mirror*, bad*. Raaoanabt* price*. . w o r s t ,toN.3,t a m - \ ti(j i l l — T e le v M e ii/ / S A T R L L IT I D litt, 34 + ACRRt, Faotura wtfh largo oak troot. ttrwd. 34v*4 m 4. Oanev* area.............3I3AI33. I ACPI*. OSTRIN. High and d r y . A p p r a v e d fa r l n. wrlth antonno. rac wire, aacallent candltlan, tototoODO NI-M43. 1 .. r . . I I I — B e a ts t n i A c c e s s a r ie s 199* II F T. Fanfaan k H T w/galv. traitor. 1991. OS HF Suiukl mtr.. power trim A tilt, great cand. w/many eitrat. **■3*0,0*0 CaH »d n i l*17 117— W e w f e i f e i u y ALUMINUM CANS. Moat capper, bratt. newtpapar, giatt bafftot A |art. Nobtma .91SW.HI. 333-110*. IW .t Mon.-Frl.03.SM.AI pm COFIRXS WANTIO. A SJtat. Running or net. Will »*»». . . . . . g t t » x n -M u s k e l •RRINNINA FtANO toeaant. M. mS S o S E S CMU I M — M iscefle n e e us BK rato awl ftatypgS AURALAR button U p w R .ll. MChimbor— 3SAI10* I L I C T R I C WNIRLCNAIR, good condition, tor a CHILD. Coat Mtto IMI tlto StotTtS A»k tor Kayla tr David FIRRWOOD, Saatanad aak, S4S.W a toad. Far 0*1Ivory Call;................... NOW'S TNR TIMRI Heat a Chrltfma* Forty, to* FRRR £USL l i e — A n t iq u e / d e s s i c C a rs Mil M^trw — ■—i——i ■im • mi 197* RL CLASSICO (7N n c u t ee sac . m m su. ■put, w/goraaa. 109jaa CeUNTAVSSTATR. U 1 an 1.0 .acre*, living, dining, tom., roniwoMd. bora* Mall, aanad Aon. SM.-tac. ay*. INMOA IIONeVRMH SFdCIAU V I. an ovort/sacra. 030.000. e i A e R N t. Cut Da Sac. ■3oanRMI.su kancad Qfl.900. ARSUMR u e e U A L I F V . Ce-Op/lele RlDAR C L U D I 1H. utility f iiN , B ii^ r ^i got. All New. 33A39U. M l — C a rs M04MS XMASI Aad 91 laden Ot VHto. toalhar, SIX ml. anc, cand., SI4K CatoI MS-1904 MUST SRLLI 19*0MUSTAMR A 1904 CNYSLVRR Latto, AMh l FAICRH AaMaftorl Comer MOM A I 1977 DRLTA M. dRtor. VO. Nun* gr*M, partoct cans tIAMOdO. im : M il m i CAFRKR Waged. AC. Moctrlc. New Nr** A AC. M f i-:. 4 b OMATTRRSS A DON S H U N D Qwaan, Saaly pottorpadlc. 4vy FT. SNOW CORN-SNaT T (atom*), terrorlum and ttand. ■*499. ONiMO. 4P7-34A-M13.*** <f \: \ n/s«i \: \ RLDRR SFRINAS aN 4M. I bdrm. trallart gas weak. OMR J s S T ) r o a d c o n s t r u c t io n g f f iP I SPECIAL mm>) s p e c ia l [Oj’p | Si 50 Security Deposit R R S TO R R D . Charming. I 117— tfe re p e / O ffic e 107— M e M fe H em es/ Pent SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 111 L 21 IT . I D UFLIXIS, each unit 1/1, SM.00* Downtown Hlttorlc ....................JMAU3. t/l. NRWLV RRMOORLID. Mutt tool R*c. »tartar hama. In great cand. near atom. tcheet.S37.M0. Cel!'31*1*49. I RDRM.. 3 both. 3 loft, toncad In. to. util. rm.. I4H S. CHAIR AYR. Santard. 0107*07 114— W e re h e u e e i n — H ouses 1 0 1 - Houses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t JIP fllM IttS IM — A c t— eL e ts / le le w/lett ot landtcaplng A an Irrlgatlan lyttom 1099.3001 101— Houses F u rn is h e d / P o n t A+ At FRRR Baffeary R Warranty an KRNfdORR WaWarDryar Fair. 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Clack*. punt, chair*, toot*, chad RATUADAV ONLY. I-Sam. LAROR MULTI FAMILY Yard Rato On Mtotowaad Or. IOTLLWII cantor. Lai* M Home. Ill e. CM MM I L FDDTAL. IM. A Rad 93. Xmak. bauakto Il I7M R. to I (a China KMglabtocka lum toil. Itomt. dam**. ANTIQUR COUCH, labia. btokL toait. nto-nac*. Ml I . I M RT.IIato iabatol M RADLVD40DR- ■ ■ M M a to ^ to M 1 ■Fl t �by Chic Youns MB**. - ^ 5 “ ly— TO U C H / 5 1 ITCH IN TH E C O M P U TE R ME BORN LOSE* rtt>UKE TO SIC* UP FORYOU* FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT! CH, t DONT LIKE TDTHIHK.OF I PREFER.ro SAY IK PAR-CHALLENGED1 s M tfS E L F A S 7 L HAVING A J GOLF ^HANDICAP... fine. wwtc> c TOURHMOCAP7 PROSHOP; ttSTEftW HE UKNT AROUND A COSHER,AMP I FEU. INTO THE AISLE.. > w r om*<XM.ou*j LITTLE AMLTT06 R3T FO R TH © > V jU u o m a A Cerebellar cyst may need surgery D B A S D B . O O T T t My 13-year-old son has recently been diagnosed with a cerebellar cyst that causes headaches. The neurosurgeon discussed pulling In a shunt. My son la scheduled for another MR! In alx weeks. If the cyst has enlarged, surgery will be necessary. Do we nave other options? D B A S R E AD E R; The central nervous system (brain, spinal cord and surrounding struc­ tures) are bathed In a clear liquid called cerebro-splnal fluid, which protects the delicate nerve cells. The CSF norm ally circulates around the central nervous sys­ tem through a complex aeries o f channels. A t times - due to infection. Injury, or poorly understood g e n e tic fa c to r s •• th e C SF circulation m ay becom e Im ­ peded at any one o f many areas In the brain. This damming effect causes pockets o f CSF to balloon out. press on nerve tissue and cause headaches, among other symptoms. MR! testing readily dem onstrates such "cysts." Evidently, your son has devel­ oped such an abnormality at the back o f his brain, which - IT It enlarges - could lead to In­ creasing headaches and perma­ nent nerve damage. Quite pro­ perly. the neurosurgeon chose to prepare you for the possibility o f surgery. At\ operation at the base o f the brain may be too haxardous to consider (because o f technical difficulties); therefore, the doctor mentioned a shunt. This simple and safer operation involves placing a plastic tube around the cyst to bypass the impediment and a llo w C SF to circu late normally. Such an operation la routinely performed on infants b o r n w it h h y d r o c e p h a lu s ("w ater on the brain"). If th e new MR1 shows that the cyst la enlarging. I advise you to follow the neurosurgeon s rec­ ommendations. W hile no one eagerly anticipates brain sur­ gery, the shunt operation could certainly return your son to good B y P M M pA M at room Hot+pcam ^ I V Qp i 7m \ w kyTJC H w w K lb itiers ask experts questtono like "H ow did you know that East had the spade Jack?" Usually, the answer comes horn counting, which leads to cardplacing. This subject has been covered in many bridge books. 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