4 10 276 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0bc8fccbaea2b4e9cca5e4e64e600bb6.pdf df337d6460feb7838f14e7e344124655 PDF Text Text 50 Cents FRIDAY December 1, 1995 r Sanford Herald S ervin g S an ford , Lake M ary and S em in ole C ou nty a ln ee 1S0 S 88th Yaar, No. 74 - Sanford. Florida A hom e of their ow n Tw as Just before Christmas. T o d a y t P a r t ly aunny. High In the lo w er to m id 70a. North w ind S to 10 m ph. / TODAY Former bank building still a consideration for police HQ Winn Oixla robbad, eopa aaak Information SANFO R D — He took the m oney and ran. A n unidentified m an m ade o ff w ith an undiacloaed am ount o f money from the W inn D ixie m arketplace. IB 14 S. French A ve.. Sanford, late last night. According to Sanford Police, wttneaaes aald the m an w aa In the store for about h alf an hour when he suddenly burst into the office at about 10:50 p.m . and told three em ployees that he'd "sh oot IThe didn’t get some m oney." Police said the victims believed he had a gun though they never saw one. In the office, the victim s said he filled a bag he had brought In with him with money from a bln on the desk and horn a till before dem anding to know "w h ere the big m oney" waa kept. W hen the safe w as opened, he removed several stacks o f money from It. He dropped one o f the stacks o f money by accident, which caused a laceration on the legs o f one o f the victims. After the bag w as filled, the man ran from the store and w aa last seen heading north across the parking lot and turning the com er to go behind the building. The robber Is described as a white male, w earing blue pants, a plaid shirt, a denim Jacket, a hat and black Nines. He la described as having short blond hair and a mustache. Anyone w ho has any Information about the suspect should call the Sanford Police Depart­ ment at 3S3-3030. Apology for othnle slur CH1CAQO — Take this advice from Ann Landers: Don't use an ethnic slur to describe the how ls o f protest from Polish-Am ericans. Landers apologised Thursday after she w as ed In a m agaslne referring to Pope John 11as a "M a c k .” "It w aa poor Judgm ent." the advice columnist said In a statement. " I should not have used a slang term for Polish." The New Yorker this week published a profile n □ •a ■ y V IC R II Herald Senior Staff Writer Members of the Garden Club of 8anford carefully arranged crafts this morning, In anticipation of the crowds today and Saturday. The annual Christmas Craft Fair showcases handmade treasures members of the club create. From left: Ettle Jane Keogh, Royce SANFO R D — Maybe It w as done too hastily, but an architect's review o f the First Federal of Sem inole building as a potential new home for the Sanford Police Department contains some mistakes. Those m istakes are large enough that City M anager Bill Sim m ons w ants the Sanford City Com m ission to take another look. E arlier this week, architect Keith Reeves presented the com m issioners with a 10-page document he said had been prepared In five □I Tiehken and Jackie Pertain. The show and sale continues today and opens Saturday at 10 a.m. The garden club is located at U.8. Hwy. 17-82 and Fairmont Drive, |ust south of Lake Mary Boulevard. Lakeview shares secrets of success B y VICKI DeSORM IBR Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — They must be doing som ething right at Lakeview Middle School In Sanford. Adm inistrators from the Duval County (Jack­ sonville) schools visited the school canler this w eek to see how the stud en ts there are succeeding and thriving, though m any are economically disadvantaged and come to the school several years behind academically. " I did a presentation at a state Department of Education program on Improving the quality of education." said Jim Shupe. Lakeview '* prin­ cipal. "It w as on breaking the mold coot free." Shupe said he has turned Lakeview around without spending huge sum s o f money on equipm ent or other Items. He said that getting the students to "stay in lin e" and to respect them selves and others Is the key to other "T h ey were Interested In Improving their test scores because the state had found some o f their schools to be substandard baaed on test scores." Shupe said. "B u t 1 told them that w asn't h appen in g until you have a safe, orderly environment for the students to learn In ." He said the Lakeview students have that because they know where they stand on every area. "W e have a prescriptive discipline program ," Shupe explained. "T h e faculty and I worked up a list o f the violations and the resulting punish­ ments. There are progressively stronger penalties Lakavlaw Middle School Principal Jim Shupe, canter standing, discusses student success with representatives of Duval County schools, from left: Joan Overman, Tim Hamel, Margaret Cowman, Laveme Sandora and Steve Police ‘wolfpacks,’ checkpoints try to stem holiday road deaths Drunk driving at glanea Associated Press Writer 24 shopping days to Christmas (If w* haws no pesos, It Is because wo base forgotten that we belong to each otter.g TA LLAH ASSEE — The state will send "w olfpacka" o f roving troopers to roads where drunken driving has caused problem s to try to stem rising alcohol-related traffic deaths during the holidays. "T h e Christm as and New Year’s period Is the most deadly." Lt. Col. Curt Hall, deputy director o f field operations for the highw ay patrol, told a news conference Thursday on plana to crack down on alcohol- and drug-im paired drivers. Alcohol-related traffic deaths Increased to 961 last year from 944 In 1993, the first rise since 1968, Hall said. The num ber Injured In crashes involving alcohol w as up for the second consecutive year, to 23.556. G ov. Law ton C h iles has proclaim ed Decem ber "D run k and Drugged Driving Prevention M onth" and declared Dec. IS "L igh ts on for Life D ay" on the highways, said Roger Doherty o f the state Department o f Transportation. Boaters also w ill face scrutiny, said officials of the Gam e and Fresh W ater Fish Commission and Florida Marine Patrol who enforce safety on the waterways. Alcohol-related boating deaths dropped to 11 In 1994 from 22 In 1993 but officials have counted 16 so far this year, said Florida Marine Patrol Lt. Alan Richard. Mothers Against Drunk Driving w ill try to step up pressure against Impaired driving by asking the 1996 Legislature to pass a so-called aero tolerance law for motorists under 21. M ADD state secretary Barbara Lew is aald. The law would set a .02 m axim um blood alcohol level for under-21 drivers instead o f the state's .08 limit for all motorists. The level would be .02 because opponents have argued In the past that with a limit of aero, minors Alcatel relates traffic tiattetlcs tor m*. tram F tertea Da* artmanI at ----------------WMtlrlas. n ignwsf aawtf----- «tvwtw vwwvws•Alcatel relatestataiittea — Ml •Alcatel-relates teiwrtet - t u n • •Alcatel relates craatea-K M T A laiallllaa a 9 ^cMAlateaW VTTDVT1CIvloi Ifws MCWrel fffrereB _aa M-# • ImsalreS Srlrere unSar II to crafftaa — Itetl • ImsalreS paSaatrlam hlllaS — in • Im»ateas matercydlata hlllaS - M • ImaateaSWcycllattkllteS — M • Maal alcatel relates latalWlai -Hillateraitei CawSy.W • Feweet alcatel relates letelittee— OlidirtdCegfffy. aere • Meet alcatel relates craate* - DaSa Caunty. M M • Fawaat alcatel relates craatee — Lafayette Caunty. wren could be arrested even for using communion wine or cough medicine containing alcohol. Doherty said. During the holidays, the H ighway Patrol w ill set up checkpoints to look for people driving under the influence o f alcohol or drugs, and assign selective enforcement "w olfpacka" o f eight or ten troopers to Intensively patrol roads where drunken driving Is a problem . "M ost at our local com m anders know where the problem areas are and that's where those people will be deployed." said Hall. Marine Patrol and Gam e and Fresh W ater Fish officers w ill look for im paired boaters at launching ram ps and on waterways. "T h ere la a large tendency to drink in boats ." said □ Lake Mary kicks off Christmas season R fB tH M IlH e fii Herald Staff Writer_____________ LAK E M ARY - The weather outside should be delightful as the city o f Lake Mary prepares to get a good start on the holiday season tonight. A s a predicted cold front passes through the area, the stage should be set for the biggest and best snowfall this area haa seen In quite some time, and the beat part o f U all Is It w ill all be contained on the grounds o f Lake Mary City Hal). Oide Lake Mary Holidays Is a cooperative effort between the city o f Lake Mary. FOX 35 K i d 's C l u b . L a k e M a ry W o m a n 's C lu b a n d th e Stardust Service Unit o f G irls Scouts. The festivities begin at 6:30 m. when Santa arrives. The a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l Christm as Band w ill present an assortm en t o f favorite Christm as tunes followed by the carols o f the G irls Scouts □i C 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 �t A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Frldav, December 1, 1W5 Sex club open house called off Associated Press Writer W IN TER SPRINOS. Fla. - The public's curiosity about the Pleasure Dome will rem ain unfulfilled, at least for now. The owners o f a house In an exclusive neighborhood In this Orlando suburb had been conducting a sex club until angry neighbors and city officials stepped In and forced an agreem ent they hoped would curb the activities. A s a result o f the uproar, the owners of the ram bling, two-story home they call the Pleasure Dome planned an open-house tour for the public this weekend. It's now been called off because the couple and their law yer say the police are only waiting for an excuse to charge them with violating a court order. "W e have nothing to hide, we want people to see w h a t's t h e re ." said D avid A. Washerm an, attorney for Elizabeth and Jerry Katz. "B u t w e cou ld not get the city to State division head resigns T A LLA H A SS E E — The head of the state office that regulates restaurants and hotels, with questions about his academic credentials unresolved, resigned T h ursday for personal reasons, an official said. John Billingsley totd his staff Thursday afternoon he w as resigning effective Dec. 31, according to Ed Towey, a spokesm an for the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. The DBPR inspector general has not finished an investigation into an anonym ous tip that Billingsley didn't earn a bachelor's degree from Boston University as claim ed on his application. Boston University records Indicate Billingsley attended the school from Septem ber 1969 through May 1973 but did not cam a degree. Billingsley made *69,000 heading the D PBR's Division o f Hotels and Restaurants with a *1 2 million budget and several hundred employees. Although Billingsley has held the position for nearly two years, his fam ily still lives In South Florida, Towey said. Sometime in m id-1997. drivers on Florida's Turnpike w ill be nblc to cruise through toll booths without stopping. Rather than stopping to pay tolls, drivers w ill be able to pay in ndvnncc with the SunPass system , said turnpike Director Jim Ely. SunPass w ill use electronic scanners at toll booths to read bar codes on windshields. W hile the new system w ill be open to all driven , Ely said SunPass should be of particular Interest to truckers. Officials hope It w ill encourage truckers to switch from lntentate 99 to the turnpike. And. as an 'added Incentive to encourage trucken to use the turnpike, reduced rates w ill be offered for trucks w ith five or more axles. Ely said. The reduced n tea begin New Y ear’s Day and w ill continue throughout 1996. The reduction Is part o f a program aim ed at curbing truck accidents on the Interstate. MIAMI — The end o f hurricane acason c o u ld n 't com e soon enough for Kirby Vieira whose Panam a City Beach home was destroyed by Hurricane Opal In October. V ieira w as further relieved when he heard the forecast for next year by Colorado State U n iversity W illiam Q ray : — eight tropical storms, with five grow ing Into hurricanes. T w o or those hurricanes will reach at least Category 3 status, with sustained winds of 1IS mph, The 1995 season produced 19 storms. Including 11 hurricanes, five o f which were Category 3 or above. "W e 're thankful It's over. W e were worried there w as alw ays the chance w e'd ace another one before it w as over." said Vieira. A quiet season would be w el­ com ed tn the Panhandle. "It 's a big dart board and only eight darts. I like that better than 19 darts. I w as concerned w e were going to have another year like *99." Vieira said. This waa the busiest hurricane season In more than 60 years, leaving an awesom e toll In lives and property lost in the Caribbe­ an i- Mexico, and northwest FlorIdS. it k art 121 people killed arid *7 .7 billion In dam ages — 36 k illed and * 5 billion In dam ages In the United States. FORT LAUD ER D ALE. Fla. — A Jury has ordered Alam o Rent-A-Car Inc. to pay a Dan la m an t l.S m illion for hts 1966 false arrest after the com pany reported the car he had rented and relum ed as stolen. Michael Mancusl w as aw arded *310,000 In com pensatory dam ages Monday and another *1 .2 m illion In punitive dam ages Thursday In Broward County Circuit Court. It w as the second time a Jury had sided with Mancusl. A Jury In 1990 awarded Michael Mancusl * 3 m illion In the sam e case but Alam o won an appeal for a new civil trial. Sandy Richards, a spokeswom an for Alam o, said the company would not comment on the case and the decision. The company has 10 days to fUe an appeal. M ancusl rented an O ldam oblle C alais from the* Fort Lauderdale-based com pany for a week on July IS, 1966. He kept the car longer and didn't expect problem s because o f his history as an Alam o customer. He said he received a letter from Alam o dem anding the car's return three weeks later, and a com pany em ployee agreed to an extension over the telephone. Mancusl said he returned the car Aug. 27 after a police detective totd him It listed on a "h ot sheet" o f stolen cars. But ohSept. 2 an Alam o em ployee signed an auto-theft arresl' am davlfTuiaM ancuBl w as taken to JAflVI days later; .0 , .Hit* FO RT LAUD ER D ALE. Fla. — A Broward County resident w ho m ade m illions In the stock m arket haa left $1 million In scholarship money for Broward County students, another m illion to a Michigan college and *100,000 to a Michigan church. Gertrude G ray died at age 88 In 1989 but her estate la only now being divided because her husband, w ho w aa heir beneficiary, died last year. The gilt o f *1 m illion to the Broward Com m unity Foundation w ill let It provide college scholarships to needy students. Between 10 and 20 students w ill be helped In the flrat year, said Jan Crocker, foundation president. She also left a *1 m illion gift to Albion College, in Albion. Mich., where her first husband Paul Aultm an attended school from 1913-1915. The Methodist college provided him w ith a scholarship to begin hie education. Jim Dolan, who w aa G ra y 's accountant and blen d, said she left *100,000 to a Methodist Church In Ovid. Mich., because It's where she first met Aultm an. Dolan said Gray took a sm all Inheritance left by Aultm an w hen he died in 1942 and invested It In the atock market. Tobacco giant R.J. Reynolds and Kraft Oeneral Foods were her favorites. The busy season began early with Allison and fueled by favor­ able conditions in western Africa and in the upper atmosphere of the Atlantic. From A tto c ia te d P r * a t reports M IAM I — H ere are the w inning n um bers selected h u rsd a y In th e F lo r id a Lottery; Florida Raeidenta mu at pay 7% eetae tat in addition to rale* above Ground was broken on 100 affordable housing unite In eastern Sanford this week. Medco Development, with help from National Bank of Commere and First National Bank of Central Florida, started work on the hornet on Britton City M anager John Qovoruhk M id police would keep an eye on the house and haul the K aties into court If they violate an y city law s, such as creating a public nuisance or causing a traffic hazard. W asaerm an said he learned from a source at the Seminole County offices that the critics "w ere com bing the files for anything they can use to bring charges, anything they can think o f." Avenue. D igging the first dirt w are H erb Geartner, chairmen of the board of Medco; John Parke, M edco'e CEO; Seminole County commis­ sion er Daryl M cLain; and Chap C happell, president of Medco. Senate committee plans to depose campaign staffers Associated Press Writer__________ Hurricanes Marilyn and Lula did the moat dam age to the Islands this year, while Opal finished off what Allison and Erin left behind In the Florida Panhandle. Q ray said (he season could have been worse. "W e want to be thorough but w e want to be appropriate. This tries to strike that balance." C rist, R -St. P etersburg, said Thursday. He said he originally planned to haul the staffers before his com m ittee, w hich w ill begin hearings Into the controversy next week. But he decided they w ould feel m ore com fortable giving statements to one or two attorneys instead o f a panel of lawmakers. The probe stem s from calls the .governor’s cam paign paid N a­ tio n a l T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n s Services Inc. to make last year. For *5 7 0 ,0 0 0 , the com pany made 1.1 million calls, including about 70,000 to older voters in which callers did not identify them selves as representing the governor's cam paign. Callers described Republican nominee Jeb Bush as a tax cheat and said his running mate Tam Feeney wanted to abolish Social Security and cut the Medicare health Insurance program for the elderly. They falsely told older voters they represented two indepen­ dent organizations. One group didn't exist and another w as a Republican group that had no connection to the calls. A s part o f its Investigation, the committee also w ants to hear from 13 witnesses, Including Chiles, Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay, senior advisor Jim Krug and Florida Democratic Party execu­ tive director Scott Falmten, who worked on the Chiles cam paign. Chiles’ spokesman Ron Sacha said the governor has m ade U clear he expects anyone who works in his office or worked on his cam paign to cooperate. "W h ile It rem ains to be seen if Sen. Crist m akes it anything hut a partisan show. Gov. ch iles expects the beat from I t particu­ larly from hia ow n Sachsi Chiles baa said he know about the calls month. He officials for the calls'an d glzed to voters. THE WEATHER ] ■ K f I W OUTLOOK FULL CRy M Le Daytona Seech Ft Lewd * Fort Myert Gainesville “ ---atwM ---- -4 oiai Jecheenvilie KeyWell Lakeland Miami Pentaceia Seretota Telleheeeee Tempt Vera leech W Pelm Beech Pd a 79 77 a a a 14 H II a 71 a 77 7* 7* 11 44 41 44 M a a a 47 14 a a a 41 a a a a ir a a a a a a a a a M a SATURDAY F tly s a a n y 7 4 -*0 SUNDAY F tly s a a n y 7 7 -6 0 M ONDAY F t ly c t e y 7 7 -» » ntlDAYi S O L U N A B T A B L E : m in .. 12:50 a.m ., 12:35 p.m .. m aj.. 7:00 a.m ., 6:40 p.m. T D B B t D a y ts a a Boachi highs. 3:10 a.m ., 3:35 p.m .: lows. 9:25 a.m .. 9:45 p.m .; N ow B M p T M N oeeBt highs. 3:15 a.m ., 3:40 p.m .; lows. 9:30 a.m ., 9:50 p.m .: C eeoe Boachi highs. 3:30 a.m .. 3:55 p.m .; Iowa. 9:45 a.m .. 10.-05 Nov. 2 * LAST 1* ' - •• • -• B » A s g s s t la s in J n p tto r lo ls t - Today: W ind ne to e 10 kl. Seaa 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a light chop. A few showers s pari. Tonight: W ind n to ne 5 to 10 kl. Seaa 2 ft. Bay a n d In la n d w a te rs m o stly smooth. Saturday: W ind n to ne 10 kt. Seas 2 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando is 4. Not so bad. but still use your sun­ screen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels are rated by (h e Environm ental Protection Agency aa follows: 0.1,2 minimal 3.4 low 5.6 moderate 7.8,9 high lO- very high II a a a a a a a a a Ctnrte«tew.l.C. t.Vs. Cincinnati C cn ce rA N H . OsUse-FtWerSi Dec Melnct KsneseCIty LaeVesst Little Rack Mg*C M Raul si a a 7 a « *4 v m New Verb City OkiabemeCity a a a a a a » a a a a n a a at a SILeuit «eM Labe City *- it 3* 7 a a a a a a » ti a 4t a a a a n a at a 4t a a a a a 74 a a a dr dr M dr dr dr M n a 41 W m PlttWur* Parti«wdMaine a a a «i a 4i a m Twice dr dr dr 73 M Sutleie T h e h igh tem p eratu re In Sanford Thursday was 83 de­ grees and the overnight low was 53 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecorded ra in fa ll fo r the period, ending al 9 a.m . Friday, totalled 0 Inches. □B M M O t................... 5:28 p.m. □ B o o r is s ..................7 a.m. a 13 a TUESD AY F tly c te y 77-B 6 1STATtSTtCS ][ ' M U N* I «t Surllngten.Vt. W aves arc I to 2 feet and glassy. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature o f 65 degrees. N o w fla t fr a a B oo th : W aves are 2 to 3 feet and glassy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature o f 64 degrees. Phone (407) 133-1411 CRy Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Auetm F o o Friday, December 1, 1M6 Vol. M. No. 74 Pott mat let. Sand addraca ch angtt to TH E S A W O flD HERALD. P.O. S o t 16*7, Sanford. FL 33773-1447. Subtcrlpllon Rataa (Daily 4 Sunday) Horn* Delivery Mall 3 Monllia 119 50 *34.00 • Month t 139 00 640 00 1 Veer 179 00 999 00 Som e neighbors attending the court hearing were dlaatlafled with the agreem ent. "S e x between people la not som ething our city codes can rejpilate," City Attorney Frank Kruppenbacher told the critics. With a littla halp from thalr frlands T A LLA H A SSE E - The Senate committee Investigating decep­ tive phone calls by Gov. Lawton Chiles* re-election cam paign la widening Ito probe, the panel's chairm an said. Sen. Charlie Criat. chairm an of the Executive Business, Ethics and Elections Committee, said the panel w ill take sworn state­ ments from more than a dozen adm inistrative assistants and other workers In Chiles' cam ­ paign and office. Nov. S t Second Clacc Poetaga Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing ofllccc. W asaerm an said the deal does not prohibit what his clients and their visitors can do In private — as long as they don't charge Many or this season's storms developed in a region weal o f A frica know n as "h u rric a n e a lley " and marched across the Atlantic like soldiers in form a­ tion. During one period In late A u g u s t, fo recasters track ed three Atlantic hurricanes at one time, while watching the form a­ tion o f more tropical waves. D uring a 50-day period, the center tracked at least one named storm every day. Today: Partly sunny. H igh In the low er to mid 70s. North wind 5 to 10 mph. Tonight; Partly cloudy with patchy fog form ing late. Low in the upper 40a to F R ID A Y low er 50s. Light wind. Saturday: F tly s a a n y 7 4 -4 * Partly sunny. High In the low er to m id 70s. W ind northeast 10 m ph. Sunday: Partly sunny and inlld. H ighs in the m id to upper 7 0s. M o n d ay an d T u e sd a y : Partly cloudy. Low s In the mid 50s to low er 60s. Highs In the mid to upper 70s. PuMlehed Tueadey through Frida/ and Sunday by Tha tantord Haratd, Inc. 300 M French A rc . Sanford, Fla. U T T t "W e have a good m oral life In our com m unity.” said neighbor Susan Vinlng. "W e are trying to keep out the sickness." Circuit Judge Newm an Brock Issued an Injunction against the club a week ago. On W ednesday, the Katcea agreed to a courtapproved settlement prohibiting them from violating m unicipal ordinances or charging adm ission fees to the sw ingers' club. The lawyer acknowledged, however, that the publicity "w ill probably chase ofT any parties because these people like discre­ tion." B y IV A N I A n oclatad P ratt Writer__________ Car rental agency loaea appeal LOTTKRY In v e s t ig a t o r s h ire d b y s u s p ic io u s neighbors found that the Saturday night parties featured group sex, bondage, "fa n ­ tasy nights," entertainment and drinks. Hom eowners were outraged. adm ission. The club w as a "private m em bership group " and not a business. W asaerm an said, adding that fees only defrayed the costs of food and drink. Hurricane season ends Cruise through toll booths Woman’s will banaftta stutfsnta cooperate. They would not provide police protection or traffic control for the large crowds anticipated. Participants and hosts would risk arrest and other sanctions." T hursday's open-house cancellation was only the latest chapter tn the controversy that began w eeks ago. a u ti a a a a ai a a a 4t dr dr M dr dr a CSr dr Mr dr M M dr dr * w M -r �Sanford Harald. 8anford. Florida - Friday, Dactmbar 1, 1995 - SA Am ericans trying to find more leisure time B yK B V M B A LV M Associated F ra n Writer__________ The hustle o f city life didn't fit Claudia and Eric Sam ow 'a fam lly p l a n s , s o t h e y f l e d P h ila d elp h ia two years ago, leaving behind her designing career and his lob as sous chef at the renowned Bee Pin restau­ rant. "T o be adequate paren ts," wisaid, "w e needed to Mrs. S am ow make som e changes.' The S am ow s settled with their year-old son, Evan, In rural Spring Mills, Pa., and opened a restaurant o f their own. Now they hardly notice long days at The Hum m ingbird Room. "W e are busy, but It's on our ow n term s," Mrs. Sam ow said. "It's dictated by what we choose to do ." Le A new look at Am ericans' stress and how they're coping with it suggests the Sam ow s' c o n c e r n s a re in c r e a s in g ly comm on. Most people would opt for m ore free time over more m oney and nearly h alf have tried to sim plify their lives by moving, for exam ple, or turning down Job opportunities. Yet sociologists say one thing h a s In creased ste ad ily w ith A m erican s' com plaints about lacking time: the am ount o f free tim e they enjoy. Am ericans arc working fewer hours than they were a decade or two ago. but they're trying to cram m ore activities Into a day, sociologists say. "T im e has both pace and duration." said G eof­ frey Oodbey. professor o f leisure studies at Pennsylvania State University. Marijuana poaataalon allagad Joseph W illiam Davis, 18. 4388 Rocky Ridge Place. Sanford, and David Colum bus Braden, 18. 944 Piedmont W eklva Road, Apopka, were arrested for possession o f less than 30 gram s o f m arijuana and possession o f dru g paraphernalia by Sanford Police on Sunday. Police said they conducted a traffic stop on the car which w as driven by Braden In which D avis w as a passenger because they were driving without headlights. Braden consented to a search o f the car, they said. In the car they said they found a pipe used for sm oking m arijuana an d a green leafy substance that tested positive as m arijuana. The tiro were taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held in lieu o f8800 bond each. No bond for probation violation Stanley Paige, 34. 31 Edw ard Higgins Terrace, Sanford, rem ains in the Sem inole County Correctional Facility today. He Is charged with a probation violation on an aggravated child abuse conviction. Deputy Sheriff John Butler arrested Paige Nov. 29 after finding him hiding under a bed in his girlfriend's apartment In Sanford. Butler had been trying to serve Paige with the iarrest w arrant for the past tw o years, according to sherifTs spokesm an, Ed McDonough. A t one Ume, Bulker traveled to Paige's hometown, Rochester, N.Y.. to look for him. Paige 'alge had been convicted in 1993 o f aggravated child abuse sr besting a two-year-old child with a belt. The child alter required m edical attention. A Sem inole County Judge placed Paige on probation but he violated it. McDonough said. Paige Is being held without bond in the county Jail. Feds: More problems at Florida restaurants T A LLAH ASSEE - Florida res­ taurants tm re to be d r a ftf than they w ere a decade ago but federal Inspectors often pick up on m ore violations than state regulators, a federal report con­ cludes. The report by the U.8. Food and D rug Adm lnlt*r,f<nn comes in the stake of South Florida food-poison in g episodes that h ‘‘~ * " *** " f |i i » w In August, nearly 300 people were diagnosed with salm onella In fe c t io n s a ft e r e a t in g a t M argarita y Am lgas. a W est Palm Beach M r siren restaurant. A m onth later, 76 tourists staying at the Four Seasons Ocean w a n d In Palm Beach got sick from a bullet » nh bacteria The FDA found food-storage violations — failure to keep at tem peratures that prevent food-borne illness — at 38 per­ cent o f 80 restaurants It checked In the 16-month period endhm in ys-wew« OCJJIfel 11Ih um But Juat 11 percent o f the Inspection* o f those restaurants by the state Departm ent o f Business and Professional Regu­ lation listed violations In that category. The sam e kind o f gap exists w h en It com es to em ployee le. )A Inspectors reported poor hygiene, such as failure to w ash hands, at 39 percent o f the restauran ts. State inspectors reported poor hygiene In 8.8 percent o f inspections at the sam e establishments. Florida needs more inspectors a n d the on es it h as a re n ’t focusing enough on items criti­ cal to public health, the federal agency concluded In a analysis o f the state's food service sanita­ tion program . The FDA report also said there is little or no enforcement o f sanitation rules in parts o f Flor­ ida — reportedly because some supervisors worry more about c o lle ctin g licen se fees than cleanliness. Food safety Is of particular concern in Florida, where elderly people make up nearly a quarter o f trie population and m ay have w eak Immune system s that can m ake food-borne illnesses a Ufe and death Issue. i f f M IB B IK iB R i f f a g g aUaMiKV a a e John P. Robinson, director o f the A m erican 's Uae o f Tim e Project at the U n iversity o f M aryland, said a plethora o f leisure-tim e choices contributes to the sensation. If you choose to go to the ball gam e, you 'll m iss that final perform ance o f "L a Tom W . Sm ith o f the Universi­ ty o f Chicago’s National Opinion Research Center said changes In the average household, w ith in c re asin g n u m b e rs o f both w ork in g c o u p le t an d sin gleparent fam ilies, have prom pted a "m assive readjustm ent" In time m anagem ent. "1 think that's the single biggest factor leading to both the perception and tom e reality o f greater stress, leas tim e." Sm ith said. But there's little agreem ent on whether the S am ow s are sym ­ bolic o f a cultural shift. G od bey's gut tells him more people are downshifting out o f the feat lane, but Sm ith Insists there’s no data show ing m ore Am ericana alow“ f h e K i e l ) W o rld w Id e -U .S . Newa ft W orld Report Quality Quotient Poll o f 1,009 adults round 24 percent said they m oved to areaa with a "less hectic" lifestyle In the p a ri five y e a rs , 10 p e rc e n t re d u c e d c o m m itm e n ts . I S p e r c e n t low ered life expectations. IS percent decided against any or m ore children, 13 percent cut work hours, 10 percent avoided changing Jobs and S percent passed on promotions, ^ Robinson aakl such responses don't speak to the whole equa­ tion: How m any people move in to replace those w ho are slow ing Journal of woman with AIDS portrays quiet victims AiiOCIMOO r T li i W n i f Y O N K E R S , N .Y . Jan ice B u rn s a a y a sh e a n d h er h u s b a n d , W illia m , w e re a "nauaeatlngly cute” couple who loved vacations and shopping for home furnishing*. "W e love to eat o u t go to B roadw ay sh ow s, an d shock people by revealing our liberal outlooks that hide under our con servative e x te rio rs." M rs. B u m s wrote in 19S7, w hen she w a s a 24-year-old univerelty researcher m arried to a rising star in the financial com m unity. Then com es the kicker: "W e spend 61.300 each m onth on prescription drugs, and w s w ill never have children. ... W s are H IV -paritive." T h us begins "S a ra h ’s S o n g." Mrs. B u m s Journal covering the years from 1967. w hen th e and her h usband wet with H IV. to 1964, w han husband died o f A ID S at i The W arn er Booh for the daughter th e , ' T »M » painfully poignant ron dtriag o f death foretold, o f a w om an w h o se w o rld tu rn ed la t a a num bers ffamai H ow m any p S b . how m any T cells, how m any ^S^ S ^ tT S S S S S S t down? Other findings In the survey, which had an error m argin of plus or m inus 3.1 percentage points, appearing in the Dec. 4 Issue o f U.S. News: — 81 percent o f those surveyed said they wanted more free ttme at the expense o f more money: 38 percent chose the opposite. —55 percent said the quality o f their lives w as better than their parents* had been, but Just 2 9 p e r c e n t t h o u g h t t h e ir children would be able to say the same. — 33 percen t w ou ld spend extra free time with their fam i­ lies, 18 percent would pursue a pastime, 13 percent would hang ou t w ith frien d s, 8 percent w ould read a book. At The Hum m ingbird Room, th ere's no tim e for surveys. W hile Evan, now 3. and his father bu y produce from the a re a 'a A m ish fa rm e rs. M rs. Sam ow puts her designing skills to work, creating m enus and redecorating the dining room. " I used my son’s diapers to rag paint the w alls when we first opened," she said. T h e re sta u ra n t h as sin ce expanded from 33 M ats to 100. • 24 Vri. Experience • Fbrmw Municipal Judge • Olmlnal law • Corporate t RualneM law Injury A. ATTORNEY AT LAW LAKE MARY 32 1 6577 Putcher Self In O u r Place! Ifyou asskthsbait service, thsnicest metvowmi pncv*i ino wm from 4.038. or B percent o f the total between 1961-87. to alm ori 16 percen t — 43,383 — from 199343ctober 1998. " I see more and more women who look like m yself In support g ro u p s," said M rs. B Mrs. Bium s, m iddle-class Catholic from the New York City borough o f the Bronx. Her neat Yonkers apartm ent Is filled wtth books. Including a huge Bible on a stand in the living room, and is dom inated by a nearly finished wooden Vlcto- IdaiwSlAal fgjfcalas intnomi OMitr... What Should You Do? (Re-fsad ourhsadUnaM Kaiser FONTIAC-IUICK-SMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Btvd., DtUnd MIANO H i m u u • DAYTONA WA1IMM0 - OUANDO W M IM H I lOCATtDATTHtCOftNtROtHWV. 11-M • HWV. ISA* " W S 'f e h er husband w as Infected with the virus that causes AID S during a brief hom osexual affair when he w aa 18. She m arried him a few y e a r s la t e r a n d th e y w e re d ia g n o s e d a t H IV -p o s it iv e shortly after their tin t wedding anniversary ,ln February 1967. T b s couple M u *— activists, founding advocacy groups and ^ U J C K Y S r o ^ d m high school groups, to M l tho woritf that AID S M rs. •van g maintains that i had known WlUiam HTV-poritlro. ahs stiU 1103 BANFORO AVI. (AT 1STH 6T.) SANFORD •4074041 S m a n " I h ad a loro, despite A ID S ." aha wrote at the end o f her book. I could h ro o ff this loro for the i u n k lw iU ; ^ ■at " So fTmu ■tops? "T h ere are atm a lot o f people w h o stereotyp e people w ith A ID S ." said lire . B ures, now S3 w ith foil-blow n AID S. 6ho is partially daaf eye. tehee 40 pills a day an d has been hospitalised four Um ea since June. "T h ere are those w ho don't want oom oona Ukc m a to h ero AID S because it m eans they or aomeone they loro can be at risk ." aha said in an mtarvtaw W ednesday, tw o d ays before t o d a y 's c o m m e m o ra tio n o f W orld A ID S Day. n 801,000 UM. AID S gn osadfrom 1661 through O ctobar 1986, accord­ ing to the federal Centers far I K T ' T O g SnABotMt OURBIGGEST SALEOf THE YEAR! OURLOWESTPUKES Of THEYEAR! A n q r l Mucj More than 311,000 o f those people, o r 63 percent, h ere died. M ori 1ntfrw1*nf to Mrs, Bum s la that the num ber o f cases a t t r ib u t e d to h e te ro e e a u a l from 3 percent durin g 166147 to 10 from II .iff a m a a m a n a i f f u a a a iiia a a Register f ( >11 I Y( ] M I ( 1 to W in a G ift C e rtifica te Each Hour! ao i b o .o o 1 iuK * It. i e it-v jis li-i eoch hour 1 L u n u m iu i iu k Iiiih A ll I l O U U o i tu im I lo local chanties ■ �4A - Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1M6 Editorials/ Opinions WILLIAM A. RUSHER (USAS 4S1-180) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 83I-B993 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh • Bualnaaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*........................810.50 6 Month*........................839.00 1Year........................... 878.00 Florida Residents muat pay 7% Bate* tax In addition to rata* above. EDITORIAL Seminole County hospitality T h e sn o w b ird s a re c o m in g. W ith C e n tra l F lo rid a 's clim ate still e x tre m e ly co m fo rta b le b u t cold tem p eratu res a n d fre q u e n t sn o w n o w b e g in n in g in th e n o rth ern states, m a n y p eo p le w ill b e flo c k in g so u th fo r th e w in te r. S o m e o f th ese v isito rs d islik e b e in g c a lle d a sn o w b ird . O th e rs d o n 't m in d , a n d often u se the term in d e sc rib in g th em selves. D u rin g th e la st fe w m o n th s o f the y e a r m ost y e a rs, o u r streets a n d h ig h w a y s becom e m ore a n d m o re c lo g g e d w ith v e h ic le s c o n ­ ta in in g ou t-of-state lic e n se tags. U n fo rtu n a te ly , tra ffic la w s in m a n y states a re n ot th e sa m e a s o u rs. A s a n e x a m p le , w e a llo w rig h t tu rn s o n a red lig h t p ro v id in g the m o to rist h a s m ad e a com p lete sto p a n d th ere is n o o n -c o m in g v e h ic le w h ic h h a s the rig h t-o f-w a y . S om e states b a n su c h tu rn s a n d th e m o to rists w h o Uve there m a y not k n o w o u r la w s a re differen t. A lso , th e stra n g e rs m a y n ot e x a c tly k n o w w h e re th ey a re g o in g . A s a re su lt, th ey m ay b e d riv in g slo w e r th an n o rm al lo o k in g fo r a street n am e o r ad d re ss. L ik e w ise , som e a re tra v e lin g in m o to r h o m e s o r p u llin g bo a t o r ca m p in g tra ile rs. F o r a fe w , th is m a y b e th e ir first tim e o u t w ith la rg e e q u ip m e n t a n d th ey m a y b e a b it h esitan t, e sp e c ially in traffic, o r m a k in g a sh a rp tu rn . . N o w , p ro b a b ly m ore th a n a t a n y o th er tim e b f th e year, o u r C e n tra l F lo rid a m otorists n e e d to* e d e rd s e so m e a d d e d cau tio n . W e n e ed to be a w a re o f th ese v isito rs a n d if n e ce se a ty rd h a n g e o u r d riv in g h a b its. T a k e d riv in g to o r fro m w o rk . I f w e a re u se d to tra v e lin g a sp ecific ro u te a t fo r e x a m p le . 6 0 m ile s p e r h ou r, im a g in e som eon e in fro n t o f y o u a t a slo w e r sp ee d , a n d y o u c a n n o t p a ss. U v e w ith it. H e a d in g 3 0 m ile s a t 0 0 m ile s p e r h o u r, w ith o u t stop s, w ill get y o u th ere in 3 0 m in u tes- B u t if y o u h av e to slo w d o w n to SB ra th e r th a n 0 0 . it w ill o n ly tak e y o u 3.7 m in u te s lo n g e r. E v e n If y o u h a v e to s lo w fro m 0 0 to BO. a 3 0 m ile trip w o u ld tak e o n ly six m in u tes lo n ger, tf y o u p la y it th at d o s e g o in g to w o rk , yo u o u g h t to c h a n g e y o u r h a b its a n y w a y . u n ot. w e d o n 't se e w h e re 3 .7 o r six m in u tes w ill b e a n y m a jo r p ro blem in y o u r life . If a n ou t-of-stater a p p e a rs to b e h esitan t n e a r a n in tersectio n , b e p a tie n t J u st im a g in g h o w y o u m igh t b e i f y o u w e re in a stra n g e sta te a n d stra n g e a re a , try in g to fin d ou t street w h e re A u n t M a rg e o r U n cle H erm an lives. P eo p le w h o co m e to F lo rid a d u rin g the c o ld e r m o n th s a re o ften re g u la r visitors. W h ile w e m a y h a v e m ore c ro w d e d re sta u ­ ran ts. g a s station s, m a ll p a rk in g lo ts o r o th er situ atio n s, w e m u st re m e m b e r that these sn o w b ird s d o a lo t to w a rd im p ro v in g the econ om y o f o u r a re a . Y et w e k n o w o f ca se s w h e re o n e action b y a "lo c a l" h a s th e e n tire city a n d state to g e t a b a d n a m e , T h e v is it o r s m a y g o e lse w h e re n e x t year. R ath er th an try in g to d riv e som eon e o ff the ro a d a n d "te a c h m e m a le s s o n ," le t's b e patlei itien t a n d sh o w p eo p le w s a re g la d th ey a re h ere. W h o k n o w s, in the su m m e r, w e m a y e n d u p v isitin g in th eir a re a o f th e n a tio n . H o w w ill w e w a n t to b e treated? L e t 's sa t a n e x a m p le a n d sh o w o u r g u e sts w h a t F lo rid a h o sp ita lity is. Berry's World 3] 1BBQ1 [m g ] mm 'Toko my advice, kkH Forgot trying to mate tf tfi QANQSTA RAPS ■:1 •• ' ‘ Death by snipers in Bosnia? Suppose you w e n a fanatical Bosnian Serb leader, w atching your country fill up with Am erican aoldlera under order* to enforce a territorial settlement you regard as an abom ina­ tion. Knowing that President Clinton sent those troops Into Bosnia despite the profound m isgiv­ ings o f the Am erican Congreaa and the Am erican people, what strategy would you adopt to get rid One possibility would be to setae a few o f them a* hostages, to be returned when all the rest had left. But hostage-holding la necessarily precari­ ous: You have to hide your hostages where no one can ftnd them, in a country tom by ethnic, religious and political divisions of every Im agin­ able type. Far better, such a fanatic m ight-conclude, to atari kitting a few Am erican soldiers every week by sniper fire. Individual snipers might be caught (and then again, might not), but a group o f 10 or 20 o f them, sniping separately and m elting afterward into crowds o f their com patri­ ots. alm ost certainly could produce a steady toll o f deaths. Then, as the body bags begin to return to Dover A ir Force Base in Delaware, President Clinton would have to explain again to his fellow Am ericana exactly what vital national Interest la being served by our m ilitary presence in Bosnia. Does anyone suppose Mr. Clinton haa the kind of sta m in a It w o u ld take to stick by hla g u n s in B o s n i a straight through an election year? W hen the Soviet U n io n c o lla p s e d , leavin g the United States as the w orld's one r e m a i n in g s u p e r p o w e r , th e question Immediate­ ly a r o s e : W h a t should Uncle Sam do f One possibility with all that firepow­ would be to er? It turned out that seize a few of our liberals had an themes answer: Use it to beat up the bad guys In hostages, to be returned when those relatively sm all ell the rest hsd conflicts that are for­ left. | e v e r a fflic tin g the globe. They w eren't talking about Saddam Huaaeln. Aa a m atter o f fact, Am erica's vital interests were ao plainly threatened by Saddam that m any i opposing Bosnia that fired the liberal Im agination: a notoriously complicated knot in the tangled Balkan skein, where this country haa no vital Interest whatever but where all virtue (sup­ posedly) resides In the Muslim a and all evil in the Serbs. Here waa a cause pure enough, as liberals saw it, to w arrant the shedding o f Am erican blood. Aa a bonus, barging Into Bosnia w ould also solve another problem left over from the end o f the O d d W ar: W hat to do about NATO? That id alliance, over a apace o f 40 y e a n , won the grand rd 'W orld W a r without firing a shot; but what T h ird la Its role today? By using it aa the Instrument o f a Bosnian policy purportedly laid down by the U .N .. that In con ven ien t qu eatlo n can be postponed Indefinitely. So the troops are on their w ay. It waa too bad that Mr. Clinton's address to the Am erican people on the subject had to coincide with an outburst on the part of the certified nutcake he Installed In the presidency o f Haiti Just last year. Presum ably even BUI Clinton can m anage, ultim ately, to brin g a m inor nuisance like Aristide to heel. But in Bosnia Mr. Clinton is playing in a far different league, and for m uch piaylni bigger JACK ANDERSON Odd program saps Labor’s funds ELLEN GOODMAN Death: We are failing dismally B O S T O N — T h e n e w sp a p e r cornea to my doorstep this morning bearing its daffy quota o f obituaries. A teacher has died at 66. A cos­ tum e designer at S I. A civic leader at 79. A company executive at SB, Tne Uvea o f these people are described a s If the death notice were a resume. The causes o f death-cancer, heart failure—are Included aa if disease Itself were a flaw In the hum an system that science has yet to fix. W hat la m issing from these page* what is alw ays m issing—are the descriptions o f how they died . W as the teacher in pam o r at peace? Dio the executive have a thing wtU and a doc­ tor w ho listened? D id the d v lc leader Unger attached to a m achine? W aa the design er's death one ahe defected? 1 read these pages wondering what would U be Uke if we listed the way o f death as weU as the cause o f death. Vfould that make a differ­ ence? L a st w eek, so m eth in g rem a rk a b le h a p ­ pened. The newspapers In this country ran a story abou t a scientific un-breakthrough. A protect begun with high hopes to test w ays o f m aking death In the hospital m ore w aa pronounced a failure, D .O A . The flop w as on page one. BO years after K aren A n n Q u in la n lap sed Into a com a. It cam e after a w hole generation o f talk about htei-tech ffylng and bvtag w O s and the right to die. W han tbs Robert Wbod Johnson Foundation fu n d ed th is e ig h t-y e a r stu ffy, th ere eras a gra v in g consensus am ong sttdclsts an d doc­ tors about how to change ths w ay o f (tying. V raaffy w ars s u n o f ths m fln eeto o f a didn't want, surety there w ould ba Isos pain, fewer t Iterate m easures • and more ears In the hospital care o f the dying. So. the study's project called SUPPOR T— S tu d y to U n d e rs ta n d P ro g n o s e s a n d P re fe re n c e s fo r O u tc o m e s a n d R isk s o f Treatm ents— pieced n u rse s in five teaching hospitals to ferlMtetv these changm . But aa Dr. Joanne Lynn, a a x h ra c to r o f ths project says, t i f e did w hat everyone thou#H w ould work and R d idn t work at aU, not r H alf o f the patknta aUH dfed in pain. Huge g a p s rem ained betw een w h at patients said they wanted and didn't help. There w aa too btde tabu too late. T oo m any p eo p le d ie d a lo n e , a tta c h e d to The easy vtllains o f the atoqr would be the paternalistic doctors w ho rem ain convinced they know what's beat far the paltm l even tf the patient ibsaferrs. There's enouB* tnith In that image to m ake Boston University ethlctst George Annas w arn that t t If dytiW patients want to retaini som e control over their dying process, they muat get out o f the hospital tf they are in and stay out o f the hospital tf they --»U-.-- •-■--- ■ are out. * A more benign interpretation la that the cul­ ture o f m edicine— from school to training to practice—teaches doctors to regard death only a s defeat. Even when dealing with the termi­ nally HI* they talk about life and death deci­ sions when they are really dealing with death and death decisions. But Dr. Lynn b e lie v e s th a t the problem run s deep­ e r th a n d o c to rs w h o d o n ’t lis te n . ""T h is w a s n 't a g ro u p o f d o c to rs dedicated to finding th e la s t p o s s ib le date on the tom b­ sto n e . W h a t w e £ I read these le a rn e d w a a th at th e c o n sp ira c y of wondaring what silence about death would it ba Ilka w a s stronger than If wa listed the w e e x p ected an d way of death as the force o f h a b it wall aa the ■ w a s a ls o stro n ger cause of death?# : expected. O n a day-to-day basis, neither doctors nor patients were talking about what the patients wanted. They were both following the cultural script, talking about the next chemotherapy, the next procedure. They were patching, fixing, going from crisis to crisis without ever asking. • Hew can 1 bra weU while dying? MWb are all involved in the dance o f silence,* t bsbsvra Dr. Lynn. Even families go throurffi th is pain fu l process w anting one thing: "to the min o r teat They want to be able to at themselves when U’a all over and say I w aa a decent person.'' d o s e up, that * decen­ cy *' Is still defined aa fighting death. But when you stand back from the mirror, aa this study does, It's a sa n y reflection. Hospitals are not the only places where we (Ue. There a n hospices and homes. There are aa w rit the Tender mercies * of Dr. Kevorkian and the m oral am biguities o f doctor-assisted K B u t the m ajority o f Am ericana end their Uvea to hospitals. A s long a s hospitals reject a hum ane role in helping people die. we are fail­ ing dtamaffy aa doctors, aa friends, aa family, a n d aa fello w tra v e le rs th ro u gh w h at the psalm ist c a lls "th e valley o f the sh adow o f LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. AU letters must be signed, include the address of thr writer jin d a daytim e telephone num ber. Letters should, be on a single subject and be as brief as possible.! The letters are subject to editing. ..-----... —<***> W A SH IN G TO N » Labor Secretary Robert Retch has developed a "portrait o f a supersaver" as part o f a new cam paign to get his fellow baby-boom er* to be more thrifty. But some official* inside the Labor Depart­ ment think Reich and the other promoters well-intentioned Retirement Savings Educa­ tion Cam paign should take some o f their ow n advice and save money. "It’s a wonderfully noble cause," says on e L a b o r D epart­ ment official, “ but It haa a b so lu te ly nothing to do with*' th e m a n d a t e o f Labor's Pension and .W e lf a r e . B e q e fft ^ , Adm inistration. „ jj M. P W B A ., w h ich ia s u p p o s e d to I n ­ v e s t ig a te p e n sio n fraud, la having Its b u d g e t s la s h e d . "H o w are you going f i n addition to to Justify elim inating saving lives, the investigators or any­ sd explains, she one else (at PW B A ) when you're spend­ percentage of in g t h is k in d o f nor take-home money on a frtU that Pty-J y o u 'r e n o t e v e n supposed to be do ing?" asked this source. Labor sources speculate that when all production and personnel costs are figured In, the public education cam paign could cost taxpayers aa m uch as S2 million. The public race o f the cam paign w ill be the "su persaver'' portrait at a fem ale param edic "in ftill uniform ; arm s crossed: upright and proud: big g rin ." In addition to saving Uvea, the ad explains, she saves a percentage at her take-home pay. In reality, however, the "b ig g rin " might belong to the spin-metatera w ho are brin g paid to promote the program . Although four W ells Fargo security guards were hired to carry In four canvas baga o f cash Into the c a m p a ig n 's k ick -off event last J u ly to dram atise the power o f early investing, the Labor Departm ent's decision to pay a public re la tio n s firm 9 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 to sp ea rh ea d publicity suggests the departm ent haa money to bum . The department spent 99,000Just to move an existing stage at the Us headquarters to enhance television coverage o f the kick-off event, at w hich Retch com plained that "A m ericana are not saving en ough ." tn addition. 930,000 la being spent to produce televised p u blic service announcem ents, while 940.000 h as been budgeted far develop­ ing and distributing announcem ents far the print T h e program h as been i fu n d s that officials have piggy-banks within ths fa f loose change, according ' to Internal Officials noted that the PW B A heo no extra cut tn funding, but raised the pnaM bdSythat Other funds could be accessed. The financial equeese might farce ranreUatton o f a Buffer A Labor Department th e y o r ig in a lly so u g h t p riv a te -s e c to r "p artn er* to "lim it the expense." but now taxpayers are picking up the entire tab. Officials have declared the Initial phase o f the cam paign e ----------------* — aggressive print end electronic m edia palgn o f p public service snnnnnrs manta and articles that officials hope w ill run in Reich's aides are preparing a letter on the savings crisis to Ann Landers, tionatiyi iy syndicated advice I on to gam er tots o f free publicity. T h s David Letterm an and Oprah W infrey be targeted, presum ably with guest appearances. O rganisers < trying to line up actress Alexandria Paul, who plsys a lifeguardion Irievlaton'e "B ayw atch " to serve aa celebrity spokesperson. �* • * *•• • *• * • Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1995 - I A S u c c e ss ouse votes to phase ut Amtrak subsidies portation an d In fraatru ctu re Committee. Am trak spokesm an C liff Black said the railroad Is prepared to cope with the elim ination o f operating subsidies, although It w ill continue to seek assistance for capital construction. A sepa­ rate Am trak bill Is pending In the Senate. Created In 1970 to take over p assen ger rail services that p riv a te ra ilro a d s no lo n g e r wanted to operate, Am trak w as m andated to m aintain basic service.. Its government subsidy has topped i l . 2 billion In some y e a n , but It has been less than h alf that In others. Critics have urged ending the subsidy and forcing Am trak to exist on Its own, while defenders m aintain that the government has an obligation to continue to W A SH IN G T O N Am trak Is the end o f federal operatr eutiel litre, end liking It. H ouse voted 406-4 to th ese ou t fe d e ra l su b sid ie s luraday, while insisting that railroad becom e m ore bust.— BUKC* A m tra k P resid en t T h om as w n s h a ile d the m ove a s probably the best vote w e've id In the House o f Repren tatlves In the history o f i n k ." The bill sets “ some real agive targets to m ake in [te rm s o f g e ttin g o ff o f the [ operating subsidy, out I think we can make them. It has a lot o f In It," 'I f Am trak Is going to survive as a viable national rail ger system It h as to be fun­ dam entally reform refoi ed and given re a l d e c isio n -m a k in g p o w er abou t its operations an d fl n an ces,” R ep. B u d Shuster, R -Pa.,sald. Under term s at the bill, the IB M subsidy o f BBB3.B million w ould drop to $673 m illion per year from 1BB6 through IB M and $689 m illion In IB M . After that, fu rth er reduction s are expected, with subsidies elim i­ nated by 9002, said Shuster, chairm an o f the House Trans- The House bill would phase out the subsidy while m oving Am trak to a more businesslike system o f operation, lift several federal requirem ents for specific passrn grr services, disband the current Am trak board, create a new m anagem ent system and authorise sale o f stock In the railroad. A provision that w ould limit punitive dam ages to $280,000 for people injured In railroad accidents drew fire from R ep. Cardies Collins, D-Dl., w ho said. "T h is Is w rong, it's nonsensical and It’s sim ply u n fair." " I f w e w ant to run a passenger railroad In this country and we want It to be affordable and accessible, w e really need to make these reform s." responded Rep. John Mica, R-Fla. Collins' effort to elim inate the cap waa defeated by a 23B-164 vote. The bill w ould end a ban on Am trak contracting out w ork other than food service, allow ing It 254 days to work out any problem s with Its unions over work to be farm ed out. Am trak w ould be allow ed to decide on Its routes on the basis o f comm ercial potential rather than certain mandated sendees. Other provisions o f the bill would: — Elim inate A m trak's current board o f directors, replacing It w ith an E m ergen cy R eform Board, appointed by the presi­ dent, charged with setting the railroad's fritura course. —Require Am trak to redeem Its com m on stock from the freight railroads that obtained it In 1870 and elim inate provisions giving the Transportation De­ partm ent first rights to Am trak p r o p e r t y In th e e v e n t o f bankruptcy. —Repeal current lim its on the value and availability o f Am trak stock and encourage the railroad to im plem ent employee stock ownership plans. The b U lis HR 1788. Republicans resigned to troop deployment, raise concerns b la la ra a lla wniwfwhpiptofsiiio W A SH IN G TO N - W orried and bitter R epublicans are regis­ tering concern for the safety o f 20,000 Am erican troops headed for Bosnia by February. Majority b Dole said he w ill salt the Senate to endorse the plan. M any o f the Republicans w ho h a v e q u e s tio n e d P re s id e n t Clinton’s policy sold they were h and w ars reduesd ■fork* Thursday they 1w ould be heeded, i, w ho le Clinton’s ! rival for next year’s i R-Aris.. w ho h a lent critic o f U J , Intervention, said they w ould back the p m f- " I f w e w ould try to cut off funds, w e w ould harm the men and wom en In the military w ho have already begun to arrive In B osnia," Dole said. He' added that he w ill ask the Senate next w eek to adopt a resolution o f support for the Bosnia policy "th at helps reduce the risks*1’ ‘ensures Am erican forces U n ite d N a tio n s , M a d e le in e A lbright, today attem pted to answ er law m akers who fear the United 8tatea w ill get bogged down In a years-long Involve­ ment In the form er Yugoslavia. W ithin about a year, she aaid on NBC. "T h e troops from the contending parties w ill have been separated. The w eapons w ill have been withdrawn from a successful m ission ac* the battlefield, and there w ill be the beginnings o f a civil society. Elections w ill have been held. In D u b lin , In la n d , to d ay Thto to the end state which wtll w m — m id bis w as ptoaasd wtth the Support o f Dole and **-*"*■*" -enable the forces to leave." D efen se S ecretary W illia m saying It helps "to build the kid Perry and Oen, John o f bipartisan support w a n eed." ShaltkaehvtU. chairm an o f the " R ight n ow w e ’re m oving Joint Chtofe o f Btalf. offered tow ard Im plem entation o f a assurances at a House hearing agreem ent and I feel good T h ursday that the Am erican troops w ould be prepared for a about It," Clinton aatd. Clinton's am bassador to the tough mission. Briefs fe a m P a g s lA o f Landers In w hich she w as asked for her Im pressions o f the pontiff, whom she has met. "L ook s like an angel. He has the face o f an a n ge l," she sskL "H is eyes are sky blue, and hla cheeks are pink and adorable-looking, and he has a sweet sense o f humor. O f course, he's a M a c k ." she laughingly told the Interviewer. "T h ey're very anti-w om an." Edw ard O . Dykto. president o f the Polish Rom an Catholic Union o f Am erica, a fraternal organisation o f about 100,000 mem bers, aaid he w as stunned. "Ethnic groups throughout thto country have fought to get rid o f these slurs against all o f us, 1 « ? . : •a , ■ ' J , and then A nn Landers throws one out,” he said. ” 1 think people w ill rake thto as an insult, as they have, and stop reading her.” In apologising, she used one o f her tradem ark phrases: “It’s time to get out the wet noodle and Five m yself 40 lashes." The article, by Christopher Buckley, described Landers' Jew ish upbringing In Sioux City. Iowa, and her rise to become the colum nist a W orld Alm anac poll once found to be the most Influential wom an In the United States. Landers' real nam e Is Eppte Lederer. Her Chicago-baaed colum n Is published in about 1.200 newspapers. Her tw in sister. Pauline "P o p o ” P h illips, w rites the "D e a r A b b y " colum n. t ' V 5! __________ Edw ard O . Arnold, 47, DeLeon Road. D cBary. died Monday. Nov. 27. IB M at Volusia Medical Center. Orange City. 1 3 . 1 B 4 S In B o r n J u ly 13 M a a a lU o n . O h io , h e w a a a ________________i for A B E Auction Co. and a proteatant. A form er S an fo rd residen t, he w a s a m em ber o f the Four T ow n s MIAMM S urvivors include his sons d ia rie s o f Melbourne, Robert o f Lake Mary and Michael o f O r­ ange CUyi hla sisters Dorothy MUter o f Deltons, Jean Brown and Linda Beeler, both o f DeB ary. an d PhylUa Arnold o f Cocoa Beach: hto brothers Bruce L e e o f D ay to n a B each an d WUUam ofM lddteburg. Ind. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge o f the arrangem enta. Janet Ann Keys, 64, Apex M a t . Casselberry, died Thurs­ day, Nov. 30, IB M . B orn in O h io, sh e w a s a technical writer w ho moved to central Florida In 1B77. She w aa a m em ber o f R ebouuden and the W idow s and W idow ers Club. Survivors Include her sons Douglas o f Tam pa and Gregory o f caaaeiberry; an d her one O rla n d o D irect C rem ation Service, Orlando, in charge o f Matthew C. Pilch, SO, O akland SSSSmSm Avenue. Sanford, died T h urs­ day. Nov. 30. 1BB8 at Florida HospUal-South. Orlando. B o rn A p r il 14. 1 B I B In Am sterdam . NY. he w aa a postal worker for the U.S. Postal Serv­ ice. He w aa a m em ber o f the Church o f the Nativity Catholic Church and the National Associ­ ation o f Retired Federal Em ­ ployees. He served In the U.8. A ir Force. S u rvivo rs Include his w ife Lori: his son Fred P. o f Sanford; h is step-sister Lott! Frye o f A m sterd am , N .Y .; h is eigh t grandchildren and three great­ grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge o f the arrangementa. H o w a rd J o s e p h P o e . 8 6, Carlisle Drive. Casselberry, died Monday. Nov. 27.1985. Born In Paris. Ky.. he waa a civil servant w h o m oved to central Florida In IB M . He w a sa mem ber o f Rock Springs RapUsI Church. Survivors Indude his daughter Ram ona H u n t o f Paris; hla son Roy E. o f Paris: hto brother Roy T . o f Lexington. Ky.: hto five grandchildren and his 10 great grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e, Altam onte Springs. In charge o f the arrangements. Police C o n tin u ed fro m P a g * I A for repeat offenders. But everyon e knows I he rules, the punishm ents and w here they sta n d ." And, he said, the school has a d em on strated " z e r o tolerance a t tit u d e ” to w a rd d ru g s and a lco h o l, tow ard weapons, and tow ard crim es such as sexual h a r a s s m e n t and a s s a u lt on cam pus. ''A n y or those things w ill get you an autom atic suspension out o f sch o ol." Shupe explained. He said the school Is divided b y grade so there is not a lot o f Interaction between the you nger and older students. That, he said, also helps cut dow n on discipline problems. Finally, the school has done all It can to m in im ize the m o ve­ m ents o f students outside the classroom . Shupe believes If the students aren't m ovin g around m uch, they w ill be less likely to ge t in to trouble o r to try to leave campus. T h e adm inistrators from Ja ck ­ sonville w ere "v e r y , very Im ­ pressed " w ith L a k evle w 's dis­ cip lin e program . A nd. Shupe said, th ey could see how the discipline w orked w ell In In­ crea sin g student perform ance and the selfe s te e m o f the stu­ dents. " W e are h aving som e good successes h e re ," Shupe said. "A n d w e're happy to snare the secrets o f our su ccess." C o n tin u ed fro m P a g e 1A w orking days. It was a study o f the physical condition o f the building and o f the financial consequences o f pursuing the conversion o f (hat bu ilding as a public sa fely facili­ ty com pared w ith ren ovatin g and expanding the new building o r b u ild in g an e n tire ly n ew com plex. It w as his opinion that the First Federal building would not b e an a p p r o p r ia te c h o ic e because It would require loo much m oney to bring it to a point w here II could be used as a police station. Donald Carrigan. the Investor w h o pu rch ased (h e b u ild in g from the Resolution Trust Cor­ poration and w ho hopes to lease It to the city, said the figures Reeves used are w ro n g and that It would actually cost the city far less to convert the old bank building for their use. A c c o r d in g to C a r r ig a n . It would coat $2,500,000 to ready the building for use as a public aafety com plex and to pay the lease amount. That figure Is far less than the $5,400,960 the architect had suggested It would cost. " I'v e looked at It (Carrigan's Inform ation) and It Is m y sense there w ill be enough o f a change that It w ill m ake a difference to the city com m ission ." Sim m ons said. Based on the architect’s fig ­ ures. the city com m ission re­ jected the option o f the First Federal building. S im m o n s sa id th e re w e r e "so m e erro rs" in the report and he waa "n o t satisfied with It." He hoped the com m ission was open to looking at the option again with the revised figures. A cco rd in g to C arrigan, the a m o u n t o f th e le a s e w a s m lsflgured by the architect and the actual cost w ould be nearly •100,000 less per year. In addition, he aaid. Reeves had re p o r te d th e b u ild in g 's Christmas— C s a t ia a s d fro m P a g * I A at 7 p.m. T h e Lake Mary High School Dram a Club will act out an excerpt from " T h e E lves and the S h oem a k er" w hich w ill be pres­ ented In Its en tirety on Monday. Dec. 4. In the Lake M aty High School Auditorium . T ick ets for the play are S I o r the donation o f a canned good. D onations o f can ned goods and toys w ill also be accepted at O lde Lake Mary Holidays. Th e even t Itself Is free, but In order to en joy a refreshm ent o r purchase a h olid a y craft, the donated Item s m ust be traded for a ticket. T h e donated Item s w ill be given to S em in ole Ssfchouse and other local charities. FOX 35 K id's C lu b w ill have "M ak e and T ak e" holiday cards for children to do at the event. Entertainm ent will also Include face painting, the spinning o f holiday tales by Country Joe Rosier and the song stylings o f . Melissa M I U s , . . , The tradition o f lighting o f the targe evergreen outside o f the city com m ission cham bers w ill be m ade even m ore special this year a s the tree to decorated with hand-crafted ornam ents painted by Lake Mary Girt Scouts. Bring a blanket and a lawn chair and don't forget about the SNO W I Lake Mary City H all to located on the northwest corner o f Lake Mary Boulevard and Country C lub Road. Parking la available at City Hall, at the Shoppes o f Lake Mary and at Lake M ary Elementary School. m echanical equipm ent w as In " p o o r co n d itio n :" there w ere leaks In I he bu ilding and In the ro o f causing m ildew and m old to grow Inside the facility: there w as poor Indoor air qu ality as a result o f Ihc m ildew : the bu ild­ in g did not com ply w ith current A D A (A m ericans w ith D isabili­ t ie s A c t ) r e q u ir e m e n t s : n o asbestos survey had been done and that the building w as not designed lo handle the stress o f b e in g u s e d ns a 2 4 -h o u r em ergen cy facility. " I C o r i c r t l n g th o s e It e m s ) w ould Ik - our respon sib ility." Carrigan assured S im m on s In a letter dated Nov. 28. "a n d they have already been corrected or w ill be In the near fu tu re." S im m ons said R eeves w ill be contacted to rework the report before the Dec. 11 city co m ­ m ission m eeting. At that tim e the m atter w ill be discussed again. "W ith the new figures, wc have a different story.” S im ­ m ons said. Wolfpacks— W om an To W om an it A G am e and Fresh W ater Ftah Com m ission Col. Randy Hopkins, adding that the effects o f sun and pounding w aves heighten the effects o f alcohol, Lew is aaid M ADD chapters around the state plan several observances during the holidays Including candlelight vigils Dec. I In St. Petersburg: Dec. 3 In Miami. Vero B each and BraokavUte: Dec. B In Milton and L iv e O a k : D ec. 10 In Fort Lauderdale and W inter Haven: Dec. 11 In Orlando and Tam pa: Dec. 12 In Fart Myers, and Dec. 17 In Jacksonville. mcRLEnoRmarr COSMETIC FREE COSM ETIC LESSONS FREE SKIN CAR E INSTRUCTIONS FREE GIFTS Som e Wonderful Things Just Never Change! C om e By Today, S an fo rd W alm art C en ter O*oo) ^RfSnBBDrQjHsfth 3X 3-4805 \ •ti $399 m .v --r -j-y -T -.— ’ “ A’’ * f I M M * I D N C H . — 1)1 l I V I /*« / /• W A C K Y W E D N E S D A Y PIZZA SPEC IAL M u r a S T 11 321-4440 Y V c±x| UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT J& N B A a S U M — STUDI OS ---- ■ 11 MY SMI n H - r . — v — r p r -r -W - 1 ( k .. IAI S :r a .J i I 1 A M I MM IB a a fte s f [)IN N I M SMI (; I A l S L) t 1 I v U l Y I X T H A I MM 1 1 MM DAtraenv tvTna •JT V ieSC T C S ii jn x s x ir tz m �•A - Sanford Herald, 8enford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1906 Supreme Court no longer abortion storm center aym cN A nnoA nauj Associated Preaa Writer__________ W ASHINGTON The Suprem e Court, at center stage for decades In the nation's dra­ matic and divisive debate over abortion, appears now to be seeking a bit part aw ay from the spotlight. Most activists on both aides have canted the battle to dif­ ferent arenas, and those w ho moat recently have sought out the court as a forum have been turned array. “ The focus has switched from the Suprem e Court to the grass r o o t s , to p o l i t i c s , s t a t e legislatures and public opinion," said Clarke Forsythe o f Am eri­ cans United for Life. Kate Michelman o f the N a­ tional Abortion Rights Action League nam es a hostile Con­ gress as her group's chief con­ cern today. “Since the 1994 elections, there's been a deliber­ ate and fierce, rapid-fire assault on w om en's ... access to abor­ tion." aheaald. The high court in 1993 barred states from banning most abor­ tions and reaffirm ed the core o f its 1973 ruling that said women have a constitutionally protected right to end their pregnancies. T w o s u b s e q u e n t r u lin g s enhanced the protection afforded patients and staffers at abortion clinics. “ The court has had Its say and now appears w illing to sit back and aee how Its rulings are going to play o u t." aays Priscilla Smith o f the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, an abortion rights litigation group. The justices seem ingly have Direct dtpotll offered to most taxpayers W A SH IN G TO N — Moat taxpayers may now have their federal tax refonds sent electronically Into their bank accounts. The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday that starting with returns filed early next year, direct deposit o f refunds w ill be available to moot people w ho Ale either o f the three basic Individual form s - 1040, 1040A and 1040EZ. In the past ohly taxpayers w ho fifed electronically or on a form generated by a personal com puter could uae direct deposit. Those using paper returns w ill have to attach new Form 8888 authorising direct deposit o f a refund. Direct deposit Is a m oney saver for the tRS, elim inates the risk of having a check stolen and can bring a refund a few days earlier In m any cases. More than h alf the 13 million couples and Individuals who filed electronically this year chose direct deposit. Defense budget becomes lew today W A SH IN G TO N - A 8343 billion defense budget becam e law today after President Clinton traded concern about higher m ilitary spending for Republican agreem ent to fond troops In W ith the* _ ______ ___ estimated 83 billion. Clinton reluctantly" accepted a spending bin that contains 87 billion more than he wanted. Clinton, w ho w as traveling In Northern Ireland, did not actually sign the bill Thursday. Rather it becam e law autom atically as o f today after a m idnight veto deadline In accepting the spending bill, Clinton rejected the entreaties o f libera) law m akers and accepted the advice o f m ngrraainnsl Republicans, centrist Dem ocrats and top m ilitary officers. ^ 40 years lost their appetite, for now. for the abortion-related disputes, and they are routinely denied review these days. A disappointed Jay Sekulow o f the anti-abortion Am erican Cen­ ter for Law and Justice said as m uch this week after the court turned aw ay the free-speech challenge o f five protesters or­ dered to pay 8100,000 for law yer fees Incurred by an abortion clinic they targeted. In Its 1993 decision In a case called Planned Parenthood Casey, the court adopted a new standard for Judging how far governm ent can go In regulating a w om an 's abortion decision. The standard: Restrictions are unconstitutional If they Impose a n “ u n d u e b u r d e n " on a w o m an 's right to obtain abortion. The court defined the phrase i “a state regulation (that) has the purpose or effect o f placing a substantial obstacle in the path o f a wom an seeking an abortion o f a nonviable fetus. Beyond that rather am orphous lan gu age, the n ew standard p r o v id e s le g is la t o r s a n d litigators little to go on. Abortion rights advocates in 1993 urged the court to strike down a Mississippi abortion law requiring unm arried giria to get both p a re n ts' con sen t o r a Judge's perm ission before ending their pregnancies. The advocates said the law la an undue burden on the right to abortion. "1 think we w ill lose on this bill In the Senate." President Clinton opposes the bill and could veto It But If It becam e law over his veto, a legal A newspaper subscription is the perfect gift. It's ussftil and flu every size and taste. Just All out the coupon below, and return It to the Sanford Herald. W e w ill send a Olft Card In your name. But hurry, this offer expires A jf December 22,1995 iSfcSSBL T h e cou rt, a c tin g w ith out comment, refused to hear their appeal and the Mississippi law w as left standing. A sim ilar fate awaited a 1994 challenge to the w ay Ohio courts * are enforcing a law requiring teen-agers w ho seek abortions to tell a parent. Sooner or later, the nation's highest court w ill have to refine, clarify, fine-tune or In som e way revisit Its body o f abortion pre­ cedents. P e rh a p s the c u rre n t c o n ­ troversy In Congress over the p ro p o se d o u tla w in g o f on e p articu lar late-term abortion method w ill end the high court’s recent alienee. N ever before has Congress outlawed a specific type o f abor­ tion. but the House already has p a s s e d a b ill to b a n d lla Uon-and-evacuation abortions. Ahd N A R A L's m ti. y »K w c 3 iA V K ^ P 4 M o x i«? t i A w o f t p 3 i m » m 4 a i i sqo MONTGOMERY. A la. — The slim , spectacled wom an In lacto and a wtndbreaker riding bus No. 7807 sm iled as she recalled the days when she and other blacks took to their feet rather than ait on segregated buses. Blacks had long accepted separate bus seats “ because that's the w ay It w as, aald the wom an, w ho w ould only give her nam e as Oertha. “ It w asn 't a choice. W e had no transportation. But that changed 40 years ago today, when black l __________ Rosa Parks, tired from a long day o f sewing in a store, sat firm ly In her seat and Ignoreo orders to give u p her place to a w hitem an. CHRISTMASCOLORING CONTEST She w as arrested, and the civil rights movement began. Blacks boycotted the segregated buses, eventually w inning their case in the U.S. Suprem e Court and Inspiring a w ave of that helped bring down segregation law s across the Millions of o yn wore sntlMnQ ; I BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The words hardly echo like ■ ta n F. K ennedy's “Ich bin sin Berliner," but when President Clinton declared, “ I am frifh ," ^ f f y y ^ y y —n |Mf*g He m ay not be so biunt today, but the president w as rem inding Ireland residents — and Irish-Am erican voters — that he la one o f them. A t h eart at least. "M any o f you imitiaps know that one In four o f Am erica's ■esidenta trace tnefr roots to Ireland's ahorse, beginning arith Andrew Jackson ... to John Fttsgeraid K ennedy," Clinton said Thursday du rin g a trium phant f f lebrstfoti o f peace in Northern Ireland. “ I know I am only the latest In this time-honored tradition. but I'm proud to be the Brst sitting Am erican president to HEY KIDS! W IN A CHRISTMAS TEDDY Contest Rules ‘a 1980 request to Oingrtch for help w as by a 8 10 4 00 donation and a t a l l y * past " I am writing you w ith < Environm ental protection Redly on A pril 84.1881. O mmtcfc had racetvad a letter th Wtrfoal e. a K ansas C I M a a real �'I FRIDAY Sanford Herald D e c e m b e r 1 1 9 f)r) Sports IN B R IEF LOCALLY It’s time to go sailing Schedule for 1995 Seminole County Sailfest set Calling all basketball coaches Herald Sports Editor S AN FO R D — T h e Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent Is In dire need o f coaches for the u pcom ing Youth Basketball Leagues. T h ree coaches are needed for the 13-Under league and one In the 11 -Under division. Please call the Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697 If you can help. SANFO R D — Here Is the schedule o f events for the 1995 Seminole County Sailfest which Is expected to draw more than 700 boats and up to 3,000sailors starting today. n U D A Y , D D CSM BX R 1 2 p.m .-8 p.m . — Registration open at the M arina Hotel Conference Room. 2 p.m .-5 p.m. — W indsurfing clin ic on the law n behind the M arina Hotel Conference Room. 3 p.m .-5:30 p.m . — Celebrity Clinics on the lawn behind the Marina Hotel. 6 p.m .-8:30 p.m . — Celebrity S em in ars In the S an ford C ivic Center. 8 :3 0 p .m .-m ld n lg h t — L a se r W a r m u p P a r t y (m u s ic , h o rs d ’oeuvres, and drinks) In the San­ ford Civic Center. B p.m .-m ldnlght — Door prises aw ard ed at the L aser W arm up Party. Sanford adult racrsatlon plans S A N FO R D — T h e Sanford Recreation D e­ partm ent w ill hold organisational m eetings for Its Polar Bear adult volleyball, softball and flag football leagues on Tuesday. W ednesday and Thursday, respectively, next week. For m ore Inform ation, call 330-5697. Magic aat records O R LA N D O — Dennis Scott scored 29 points and A n fem ee H ardaway had 24 Th u rsday night as the Orlando M agic built on the N B A 's best record w ith 1 10-96 victory o ver the Dallas Maverlcka. w ho dropped their seventh straight. T h e d efend ing Eastern Conference cham pions have w on six straight and. w ith 13 victories In N ovem b er, equ aled a franchise record for victories In a m onth despite playin g without Injured All-Star center Shaqullle O 'Neal. Orlando Im proved to 10-0 at hom e, w here It w as a NBA-best 39-2 last season. T h e M avericks, w h o h aven't w on since gettin g ofT to a 5-1 start, got 22 points from T o n y Dumas and 18 from Jam al M ashbum. Scott m ade 10-of-16 shots. Including 5-of-7 from behind the 3-point line. H ardaw ay Just m issed a triple double, adding 11 assists and eight rebounds to his 24 points, w h ile Nick Anderson m ade all four o f the 3-polnters he attem pted and scored 14. Orlando held J im Jackson to six points on 3 -fo r-U shooting. Jason Kidd m ade 2-of-IO shots and finished w ith five points for Dallas. [ABOUND T H i 8TATB JU opens season with win JA CK SO NVILLE - Artem us McClary scored 34 points to lead Jacksonville to a 88-70 season-opening victory over Florida Atlantic. The Dolphins scored 18 straight points to turn a 57-52 deficit Into a 70-57 advantage. McClary w as the leader In the surge, pum ping In 10 points while John Knox added six more on a pair o f three-point shots. Jerom e Malloy had 18 for J U (1-0) while Marcell Martin added 13 and John Knox had 11. Huyler led the O w ls with 15 points, while Machael Harvey added 14 and Craig Buchanon. Hsst slam Pistons AU B U R N HILLS. Mich. - Bim bo Coles and Keith Asklns each scored I I fourth-quarter points to lead the Miami Heat to a 118-107 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Thursday. Miami led by double digits for moat o f the gam e but had to fight off a furious Detroit rally at the end. The Heat led 68-53 at the h alf and had the m argin up to 18 points In the first two minutes * ; period. o "f the third | But the lead w as down to three with two m inutes left before Coles hit two free throws to m ake It 105-100 and Asklns hit a 3 polnter to m ake It an 8-polnt lead with 1:18 to go. Coles led the Heat with 26 points, Alonso M ourning had 23 and Billy Owens added 20. G rant Hill had 33 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists to lead the Platons. Wildcats maillad in Minnesota M IN N E A PO L IS Sam J acobson ' had a career-high 26 points and Minnesota led from start to finish for the first time this year in a 93-53 rout o f Bethune-Cookman. The Oolden Oophera (4-1) trailed at halftime In each o f their four previous gam es, but were never behind against Bethune-Cookm an (0-2). Mark Jones added IB points for the Oophera. 13 In the first half. Also In double figures for Minnesota w as David Orlm with 12. Roeeki Jackson cam e off the bench to score 10 points and lead Bethune-Cookman. Big trade in NBA PH ILAD ELPH IA — Derrick Colem an, whose attitude sometimes overshadowed his talent In five seasons with the New Jersey Nets, w as traded to the P h ilad elph ia 76era for u n ­ derachieving center Shawn Bradley. In addition to Colem an, the 76ers w ill get Rex W alters and forward Sean Higgins, to New Jersey along with Bradley are O regQ raham and forward Tim Perry. b a to b d a t, o Lake Monroe will be busy this weeksnd when the 1996 Seminole County 8ailfest takes to the water. Over 700 boats and up to 3,000 sailors era expected to be at the three-day annual event. 'Freebies’ give Rams a win B y D A N Y DOATOAM Herald 8taff Writer SAMS H, SULLDOSt 11 M a S if ll LONO W O O D — Lake Mary converted 5-of-6 free throws In the final 24-seconds o f the gam e to post a thrilling 76-71 w in over DeLand at Lake M ary High School Thursday night. The Rama were 14-for-lB at the free throw line for the game. Matt Tow nsley's three point play gave Lake Mary a 73-71 lead with 0:24 seconds rem aining, and Chip Richardson added two free throws with 11 seconds rem aining to extend the lead to 75-71. W esley Jackson converted l-of-2 free throws for the Rams close out the scoring in the gam e. “ I don't think you can pick out one player for u s." said Lake Mary coach W Ulle Rlchardaon. “ Every one of our players contributed to this win, they all came through when w e needed them. Mary took an early 8-3 lead, but DeLand battled back to take an 11-8 lead. Jackaon's !-potnl _ three-pointer gave the Rama an 18-13 lead, and Mary w aa ahead 20-15 at the end o f the first quarter. Saacha StafToro pulled the Bulldogs within 25-23. but the Rama stretched the lead back out to 38-31. However. DeLand took a 40-38 lead Into the locker room. Lake Mary took a 54-47 lead m idway through the third quarter, but DeLand took a 55-54 lead with 1:54 rem aining In the period. The lead changed hands three times before the end o f the quarter, with the Rama leading 62-5B to start the Omni finishes super fall C LE AR W ATER - Now In and playing thstr*fSurth J P jo y in j the P.C. under-14 plated N s fell Ska 1 M 1. Stfrkfc t M 4 lUN w s It *4 n, Mattt * M n. Muryky t M 4 PaSsaft 1A l l . tmllfi I H t Dam *H I*. TataH: M t i l l II. iiwa Mary 0 » RkkarBwi 4 4-414 Junker I M 4 Whitman • M t. Afcramt I I I ». Frtortk I M 4 Jachaan 7 M 14 Balk S M II. TawrwJay 4 » J M Ta M a :N M -ltM . BatasS i i a ir *4 - n USaMarv S N n M -N ▼Waa pitot flaM saato - Laka Mary 4 Macfcaan 4 Junker, Aferama). Talal tavii - OaUnS It: Laka Mary 14. Pavia* avt OaLanS. Seeley; Utoe Mary, Fratrlk. Tacfwicalt - Laka Mary. S M l SacarSi — OaLatto M ; lake Mery at. JV — OeLen* 44 Lake fourth quarter. DeLand took a 71-66 lead, but Jump shots by Rlchardaon and sophomore Paul Betk pulled Lake Mary within 71-70 with 1:10 remaining, and set the stage for the Ram a' heroics at the free throw line. “ It waa an ugly win. but w e’U take It." Rlchardaon said. "D eLan d w as up for this game, and our kids adjusted late In the gam e. O ur players played hard the whole way. but we need to take better care o f the basketball." Jackson scored 18 points to lead Lake Mary, while Rlchardaon added 15. The Rama got 11 points from Beik, and Townaley had 10. Stafforo scored 27 for the Bulldogs (2-2). and BUly Metts added 23. DeLand won the Junior varsity gam e 60-57 on a three pointer with 3 seconds rem aining. Lake Mary, now 3-1 on the season, travels to play Haines City next Thursday. Chip Richardson scorsd 16 points, Including a cruiciai lump shot and a pair of fraa throws lata In ths gam s, aa Laka Mary adosd DaLand 7B-71. Basketball, soccer top prep action i^ m o n g t«> trnkm 4 l-l 4 Crw I SI 4 Stats IM 4 SL Mtorn l M t S. Htckay t M Cmmt ''*4 *todM,M n ,WSWI444 Veto*: tt H I 4T. Haartd Staff Writer T A V A R E S — Angel Rhodes scored 10 points to help Lym an win a road gam e, edging past host Tavares 47-45 Thursday night. Roaalind Jackson added nine points. Including the gam e-winning basket In the final 22 < seconds, for ‘ the '* O rryhounds. w a ho Unproved to 0-4 on the Lym an had a 144) lead at the end of the first quarter and held 10 points leads at halftime. 27-17. and Uie end o f the third period. 37-27. The Bulldogs battled back to tie the score at 45-45 with 22 seconds rem aining In the gam e, but Jackson saved the Greyhounds by hitting the gam e-srlnnlng _ .___ - M U M M -4 V • It M M - 41 I - Lyman t (Cna. Ototo). Talal tov* - Lyman tfi Taueree B. r — *— *--------- — ■— **--- - Local duo tied for second In charity golf championship L A Q U IN TA. CA. - The father and son team o f John and Jim Pickens from Arkanaaa took the lead today am ong more than 180 teams com peting In the opening round of the Lexus Cham pions for C harily National Cham pionship. The Champfont for Charity National brings together top am ateurs golfers from iul over the country to com pete for a 875.000 - Lyman44 LAK E M ARY each and G arber to lead Lake Athletic thirdgoalonan Lym an w ill open Sem inole Athletic Conference play at Seminole I ' i High School next Tuesday. The Pickens' recorded a net score o f 57. four strokes better than their closest competitors. The Sem inole county duo o f Andy T hompson (Longwood) and G ary Wlttlck (Sanford) recorded a net score o f 61 to tie for second place with John DuBois and Bruce Ooaaett. both o f San Jose. California. □ 7 :3 0 p.m . - TN T . Hornets at Heat. (L ) ocnona 7 a .m .-ll a.m. — Minute Maid orange Juice and Yoplalt yogurt {a .- V - W Lh*Ji charity bonus (925.000 for the first team). Fiirti represents a local charity from a region o f the country that hosted a qualifying event earlier In the year. T h e P ic k e n s* a re re p re s e n tin g Pathfinder Incorporated, an organisa­ tion that provides Jobs and Job training nhtlU for iW k i]iii» n l« lly d lltb lc d citisens. Thom pson and W lttlck are repre­ senting Father Flanagan's Boys' Town. Participants In the three-day event * ey either the Stadium Course at PGA play We* the Jack Nicklaua Resort Course at PG A W eal: or the Dunes Course at La Quinta. The format Incorporates 80percent o f confined handicaps. . U 't # LEE'S EXXOH 4 CAR WASH In 1886. more than 28.000 golfers participated In over 170 local charity events throughout the country. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D lift ' “ * — * H E R A L D D A IL Y . • �I I - Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, IMS Sailfest S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S V IS WHAT'S HAPFBNINO Wrsstllng □ Laka Hawaii at Wlntsr Bark, 5:30 p.m. □ Haw Bmypia Boach at Ovtada, 6:30 p.m. TODAY JUCO Bsskstbsll SATURDAY n Woman, Seminole Community C 0II090 at Contra! Florida Ciaaale, 6 p.m. Collsgs Bsskstbsll Man, Wortham Iowa at OCF, 7:30 p.m. Boys’ Baskstball. □Blohop Moore at Laka Branttay. Fraahman, 4 p.m.; junior varalty, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □ Dattana at Lyman. Fraahman, 4:30 p.m.; junior varalty, 6 p.m.; varalty, 7:30 p.m. □ Laka Hawaii at Univarsity. Junior varalty, 0 p.m.; varalty, 7:30 p.m. □Ovtsdo at Cyproea Craak. Fraahman, 4:30 p.m.; junior varalty, 6 p.m.; varalty, 7:30 p.m. Girls’ Bsskstbsll □Laka Brantley at Apopka. Junior varalty, 6 p.m.; varalty, 7:30 p.m. □Laka Kaftan at Laka Mary. Junior varalty, 5:30 p.m.; varalty, 7 p.m. □Ovtsdo at Deltona. JV, 5:15 p.m.; var, 7 p.m. Pro Hocksy JUCO Bsskstbsll LJVSfWTf SSnmiSW vSWimWmJ v S S ^ p It SfVwSiw Community Cokoao, 7:30 p.m. □W oman, Seminole Community Callsfa at Cantral Florida Classic, 6 p.m. Boys’ Soccsr □Laka BranHoy at Bishop Moors. Junior varsity, noon; varsity, 2 p.m. □Ovtsdo at Motkoumo, 3:30 p.m. Girls’ Soceor □Gateway at JV, 5 p.m.; var, 7 p.m. □Laka llary at Junior varsity, noon; varsity, 2 p.m. □Oranfa Fatk at Lyman, 7 p.m □Orlando at Peoria, 7:30 p.m. Church Softbsll Boys’ Socctr □ at Chase Fork. 8:30 Am., Flames vs. MNeaty; 9:30 Am., Central Baptist vo. Notarene; 10:30 Am., 8panloh Assembly vs. All Souls; 11:30 Am., Flams lamas va.Naiarana. □ Bamlnalaat Qataway. JV, 5 p.m.; var, 7 p.m. Girls’ Soccsr □Laka Brantlay at Ovtada. Fraahman, 4 p.m.; junior varalty, 5:30 p.m.; varalty, 7 p.m. □Laka Mary at Laka Itawalt. Fraahman, 4:30 p.m.: Junior varalty, 5:45 p.m.; varalty, 7:30 p.m. □Lyman at Bemktate. Fraahman, 4:15 p.m.; junior varalty, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m. Wrestling □ Lake Srawttoy at PsLand, 10 a.m. 10 Am. 10 Am. □Lymani □New Smyrna Beachat Lake Mary, 6:30 p.m. (•■ML iCjammuvMNU ® w« m Ti m 1» » ) « t Joa «4 H 1 Wmmm>1441itOtmI ItM1MNt * nr 11L Otm 1414 k Horn M 441. Omt »u it a ia i . ’. U | k 10:30 a .m .-U a.m. — Skip­ p e r s ' M e e tin g — a ll sailors: Poolside. 1 0 :5 0 a .m .*1 1 :1 0 a .m . — S k i p p e r s ' M e e ti n g — windsurfers: Marina Hotel Con* ference Room . 1 0 :5 0 a .m .*1 1 :1 0 a .m . — S kip p ers' M eetin g lODA'a: N W c o m e r o f ImTand between N » a a -m Preps asaiat from Pat Mengan and Ben Nert. L a k e M a ry g o a lie C u rtta Muaaon hod four saves In re­ cording the shutout. R aouf Khan had seven saves In goal for the Sliver Hawks. The Ram s (3-2-1) w ill be at O vied o next T u esday, w hile Lake Howell (1-4-1) w ill host Lym an next Tuesday. U O H B W H H I W ABM F A T S A L T A M O N T E 8 P R IN O S Cam eron Zarbamgh scored an ed g o a l a n d ad d ed u n a a a la ted another goal on an assist from Travis W eeks to lead Oviedo peat Lake B rantley, 3-0, at Tom Storey Field Thursday night. Ben Luker scored the Lions' third goal on an assist from W eeks. C J . Meert got his fourth shut­ out o f the season, and second In three days, by stopping nine shots for Oviedo. Philip Copman had five saves In goal for the Patriots. The Lions (5-1) w ill travel to Melbourne for a 3:30 p.m . match o n S a t u r d a y , w h ile L a k e Brantley (4-2-1) w ill travel to Bishop Moore on Saturday with the Junior varsity playin g at noon and the varsity taking the field at 2 p.m . •AMSi.4ILVflXNAWKI4 taiii iaan> .(** • 00*1041 OsM* F. Ow, Jr. ants o s m m p . o w s a /s / wmvm w< NOT C l 10 . 7. (C.J. Maarl) t; monnwi (Phil N Cayman) f. i Branttay 4II. Ovtada l-l; LATB WI0N04OAV 0OV4' BAM BTBALL TROJAN44T, 4ILV0S NAWKItt SIMM (47) BarnwH A Mar Ban t Hawfclna II, Jana* A CraarlardARaMnaan 11. Total*: t il l 1147. uteNMsatwi R*d|iri w. Jordan A Kahn A Graana ♦, O Nrdns A Lartlu* t. Total*: 1401S5 0*SW It 11 II 11 - 47 7 ii a* M. /. l /' rj Soccsr aM Marat! a* «M I. k M . ir J Iraa issotoB bi BomhisIb Coyntfa FlartM. awra a artlawkarty Oaa 11 AniamaMa. M la Calar via.# la iw ju w a a F tro o tr 4a*a»^a<tra4 a* SWaAV la MM I Maaa w Ma O w Haa^iS Carparainai, FtartMa. la ■tartan s* a( taa PlataiAu# Tamm: I 1041. 04K-I 1.11 >. aToarai V MU al 11*0 AM. aa Nw 10W l * a» al Paaaa»>ar A.O. 1004 • artar lar aala aai tad H M l V CAr al C atatl>aiTj> FaUaa mK o ANO OUOJOCT TO ANY AN0 A U CXIOTOM U0N0. at ____, ar ow t CtartAaMM la i- Waafeaaai Tsai aaM tala a | S rt| Niaa»aa.ar aaawnaa Wa awaarty aa |aa> aaMMaartap a Oy Of ISOSMbON. ■*! rPt^'cHTrSar M o r e l noflUMOwa ; *. AMOniCAWO WITH : m o a c t o f tr 5 wttn a BWAacmr y . J I : ; 1 tn o 5S25t o 5n?e2S w OaCTKW OF TM0 CIVH. D M OWN AT TNO ONOWFF'O O F F C l. 1144 40TN 0 TM 0T, OANFOUe. FLONWA. AT klAOT F M OATS FMON TO TNO POOCOOOWOO. HOT) 040 0044 m mttf-tttl FMIIlAi I 17.04. I.4.NM MS 00J-1I 1 a sad, who act the evening's an d by vbtue o f the draw tbs fifth position, raced Lsqsl Notlcss oaartW ai m waOor 14,1001 aaaarawanw o h m 1 n u n s * Ma4 a n Oh * oiaawrt aa ar katara 4 FM, Baaaanar 14. , F t 00707 r 1. 0,1000 i ii - n taal* - Laka Hawaii 7 (Graana A Radpart a Kahn I). Total foul* — Ivan* a Laka Hawaii It. Faulad out — nan*. Technical* — nan*. Racordl — Evan* I I ; Laka Hawaii at. JV - Evan* 11, Laka Howtll Pawed m , with David Rogers an vw 4w M v at a .anartM < Han. PMMtSt va. OaMn F. 1 Jr.. afWs CaMa F. i- 1 4-4 m mat — Ovtada II. Laka Brantlay It. Camar ■r kick* — Ovtada 1; Laka Brantlay ■ • ta a a l amcauatMa •caavCNMiaWen CM M y CMrt a OMMW.nartM.OM4 * 00*1041 oc to r1y#M a Dual | 11 n 11 11 - m *1 OIRL4 SAtKCTBALL M O aN O TIII.LIO N IM H akw tO tylit) Edward* t. Partar L Cataman A Lawti I*. Natation t. Andaraan A Handrlck* A Davl* ft. Total*: 71111111. OrtadalM) Clccana 7, Hunt I. Gaudatta A Tucfcar a Brick A McAullNa A Va»«*uat f. Patty f. Wynasar 7. Total*: 71 7 1110. 44aNw*Clty 10 II H 74 — 01 8 A M S U L A — D avid R u ssell's early week statem ent that his team would w in the Florida Cracker 200 turned out to be more than an idle boast at New Sm yrna Speedway Saturday night. R u s s e ll, p ilo t in g t h r H o ro e n A r o u n d Farm s/Oolly O u aran a Soft D rink Chevrolet Cam aro, led 104 o f the BOO tape to w in the 18th edition o f the even t "IJ u a tM t confident all week that w e would be the .team to b e a t " . said RuaetU. "W e won the G overnor's C up last month and the team Just • i a i a ^ t f a ^ M A A M l^ w la a M aw aal W ---— B u y ta tocutfQ. tw e cotnpicicfy w n u over uie cjlt in the shop and then brought It out to the track for the practice aamten. W o did a little fine tuning i fth am warn partk et" In the other dhrlotono were: Rick v o n m urenier; x oGineos, Jim m y W in ks: Lim ited Late Modulo. Rusty Cheroots: and Action Parformance Run-abouts, Robert Ferguson. A t the drop o f the Cracker green flag, pole ttts an d W ayne Anderson battled in. w m - OWN A IN A -tTJS in ja Bmm by vbSMS of tbsB • wnt w I n w w w m 4 m i st • am m m uw m i «r m ■ LIONS 1. PATRIOTS I 1-4-1. SgoolMtottwHGfMd' 11NON *A BONO n Nornon 11 mi a ii mi rpM wi —aw am— - omwa ia*msl Maw a Won n d m m ionm n. fttmw a K W M Ilf lla lM U M L ' iHM.Ha. onMN.ui.awma i i- i mpotnl Hold soali - Lyman 4 (Sim iltanl; Colonial I (Bay A Slad* t, S. Nall Lokron, Brown). Total Null — Lyman It; Colonial II. Faulad out — nono. Tochnlcalt — non*. Record! — Colonial 10 JV — Lyman IT. Colonial 41. o — 1 oatNADisatri.oasvMOUNDtii Lyman (III Raymon a. Simmon* II, WaSa 7. AnSrtwt 1. Bradloy I. Notion S. Vat II. Mentfomory 4, Cordova I. Urttin 1. Tolali: n J I SI. CaNalaHn) Mundo It. Lo m < S. Fallon 1. Pardo }. Brown If. Latll* A Lokron 3. Slad* IS. Rlvora 1. Boy It. Tolali: M M07I. Lyman 4 14 14 I I - II **•*» as tM l — Laka Mary 14: Laka Hm n II a Camar kick* - Laka Mary I; Late t M I. Sava* Laka Mary. (Curllt s) 4: Laka Hawaii. (Raoul Khan) 7. — Laka Mary M -l» . A - 4WMMI l»mm M »u uat »4i. from n-n don u ,r» ches available for purchase — Poolside. 2 p . m . -3 p .m . — R a d io C o n tro lle d Y a ch ts — M arina H o ld Pool. 3 p .m .-3:45 p.m. — W lnsu rflng F r e e s t y le C o m p e titio n — Poolside shore. 3:45 p.m.-4 p.m. — D ive for Dollars — Marina Hotle Pool. 4 p .m .-4:4 5 p .m , — D oor Prices Aw arded. 4 :4 5 p .m .-5 p .m . — T o m Blackaller Sportsm anship A w ard presentation. 5 p.m .-6:30 p.m. — Troph y presentation. II II I II - M Thro# point ftatd teal* — Halnat City I (Davl* 1)10 Ii; Ovtada I (Gaudatta). Total fault Halnat City 10; Ovtado 71. Faulad out Ovlada. McAullfta. Tochnlcalt — non*. Ratordt - N/A. J V - Ovlada 4A Halnat City II. OIRLI'OOCC4R LIONS I. GREYHOUND! 0 4 4 -1 Lymaa 4 1- I Goal — Ovtado. Walt* Aulit — Ovlado. Atby. Shot* on foal — Lyman •; Ovtado 4. Record* — Ovtado A M . JV — Lyman I, Ovtado 0. Russell wins Florida Cracker m x - i rivsmtml VSm > & r• POMNAiaaN. ai aa ■vanownAiaiwamiwia led! SM44S 4rtN»U44 X (00144 141M m 4444U NMmor 4S M H SN4I V4ML BWSfMk B O IT44L MOo H M 4 Wok M141 (MdrtN II ih h o t h o m s u is Mr. ♦ML V U L M t lM i aw* III tmmrwpw^ mm y it *r i o a n o w ii hat, Om P. two* u u FowMAVNin 04414» Task: IMI SUN m Tionm . fwn h i i a a** lMW» CoMNdST t a p n i a i * TMmONMRmNNN.TdiAN. served. 7 a.m.*9 a.m. — Registration open at M arina H otel Conference Room . Marina Hotel and Lake Monroe. Noon-5 p.m . — Races 1, 2 and 3. B p.m .-m id n igh t — S am ln ala C a n a ty F a rty fa a t. 5 p.m.*7 p.m . — Dinner served at the Partyfest. 8 p .m .-m id n ig h t — E n te r­ tainm ent at the Partyfest. In­ clu din g door prices. S U N D A Y , DECEM BER 9 7 a .m .*U a.m . — M inute Maid orange Juice and Yoptatt yogurt served. 9:30 a.m .-2 p.m. — Races 4 and 5. Noon*3 p.m . — Cookout lun­ &■ winning the Clearwater C laaair T h a n k s g i v i n g Tournam ent this past weekend. The Seminole co u n ty-baaed squ ad w e n t 6 - 0 f or the tournament and outscored its opponents 17-1. After losing one of their startin g team ­ m ates (Jason M. BUI) In a tragic boating accident In June of this year, the team started out In S ep ­ tem ber erilh a respect­ a b le s e c o n d p la c e finish In the I a Iv v Day A t la n t a C u p a rte ft e r cu beating the Alabam a state cham pion*. The squad took first place honors at the Ft. M yers Beach Classic In S ep te m b e r an d the Largo H ollo ween In­ vitational In October, desp ite lo sin g their ■a«T i i g left m idfldder to a broken k g la the first m inute o f the cham pionship 4*m e. **Wben our boy* i i w their teammate taken o ff th e fie ld In an *■ they took control o f the gam e a n d d o m in ated the L a rg o W o lv e s (w h o to that point o f the toun uunen t), defeat­ ing them 6-0. They Just not ghre u p ." Joe Dalton. Assisting O vied o H igh School head soccer coach Joe Avallone and Oviedo Junior varalty coach T o m O d ts. The rrtmbimilfofi o f th e th re e d iffe re n t coachin g styles h as taken the team to a level and style o f play w ill be in t h e t o d o f 1996 an d the h igh w h o d coaches can't wait for them to get there. Not only are these boys exceptional athletes, they * nr all make good grades and m any are honor students. a r ^ B r lfn ^ c a in *'and Reilly Mitchell (J a c k s o n H e ig h t s ), E ric B la k e (In d ia n Hide). Steven (T u s c a w illa ), C h ris Oottfrted and Robert Zah ra (T rin ity), Jon A ro s t a n d M ic h a e l Z u sl (Rocfctakc), Ruaa A b ra m s (O reen w ood L a k e s ), R yan Potta (MUwee), ‘ (St. M argaret M ary). C h r la M e e h a n (B t. Andrew s). John W elah (Bt. Mary Magdalene) a n d f M ark W illiam s (L ib e rty ). T h e o n ly non Bomlnolo county l a y e r la O r e g N mat by R o M ft for fourth O n lap 84 r Dm M Km m place and tw Lawrence, the ew ntng*a top qualifier, also got around (tegoro, with Jack Oodk going g-Mni to sixth On lap 70. Ruaaoil, Anderson, Keane Cook and Bogota pitted far t e l and thee. Frttta and Bowed stayed on the track. "T h e c a r eras ru n n in g great, bu t Eddie (Norm an. R uroed's crow chicfi —***** the cad to com e In tor ttteo," Ruoosd sold. " I ready didn't want to com a to botnuoa the cor woo toot and 1 felt everything w as OK. It waa the crew 's decision, so I came in. It turned out to be a good call." Russell won the pit row race and rejoined the field in sixth position on lap 73. Frltta and Powell pulled to a 10 car advantage In front o f Tony Ponder. Dwayne Dempsey, Longwood'a Jeff Burkett and Ruaaell, who waa playing catch up. Ruaaell. once again racing the high aide o f the , paaaed Burkett and Dem psey. On lap 83 he track.i got by Ponder w a* k , break he needed on lap 9 8 v *o j rt r> A spin brought out a catttlon-Rag with Frltta and Powell pitting for service and tires. Ruaseii assum ed the lead on the new restart and, despite two m ore caution periods, held off the competition on hia w ay to victory I 12 car lengths Ruaaell took the checkers about IS In front o f Powell. "W e had a good car tonight and we were running on a ra il," said Powell. "Tonight, though. David (Ruaaell) had the better car. He w aa fiat and handling great. There w aa no w ay to catch h im ." Frltta, who led 96 laps o f the event, trailed Powell to victory lane for I lrd i orth "In one w ay tonight w as disappointing. W e had a that car, but around lap 80 Powell got Into me and that knocked out the handling- After that I fought the car the rest o f the race." said Frltta, who aria named Florida Pro Series Rookie o f the Year. "O u t d m ) «t the beginning o f the season w as the rookie title. W e got off to a alow start, but aa the seaaon got going so did we. I owe it all to the car owners and one great crew ." Rogers finished fit fourth ahead o f Franklin and sffBurfcett Jeff “Thin w as a lousy finish for u s," said Rogers. "T h e car w aa great In practice and In qualifying, but when the race started It Just went flat. It Just didn't work right.' The race, which took one hour and 15 m inutes to complete, had six caution periods and one lead change. For his winning effort. Ruaaell picked up the w inner's puree of B8.000. plus 81,040 In lap money. Balough edges Roach at Orlando O R LAN D O - O a ry "H o t Roach bv a bURNisr wtoth at tha to tbo dO tea late tog atMd tew tathe SOtea * ‘ * " ---------. i . at PHday night J b a Crow e Jumped to the early ............. .... the A d d for new B a lo i^ h held o ff the la tew behind the lead duo were Mack H aabury. W ood and Lovdady. i ' b Bobby Sears raced wiroto-wtro to win the limited w ho notched his first o f the season, lad Bob pulled te • dtebt tto m . D a v id D an y er. n eat o f Lovoteiy to the pits with em a In lap four. vtctanrlane. Lovdady. w ho assum ed the B a rb a ra P ie rc e , th e 1996 a tte st* the foRowhtf lap FABCAR Sportsm an Cham pion, to Balough. uaad her advantage a fa te ftta g W ith l a l m ^ i on the point, on the pote to ensUy w in the L o v e la d y a n d R ic k y W o o d opnrteman a as d in ar, haahad im to a hattte for the Pierce, w ho has throe second runner-up teat. p la c e fin is h e s fo r the n ew O n lap 21. Lovetedy and W ood aaa aon, took the checkers 20 car lo n g e d to turn tour. Both cars lengths ahead o f Jerry Boffinwere put on the tad end o f the b e r g * . Third to fifth were D a k U p w t t h R a a c h m oving Into C to w er^L arry Oetcen and Tim “ pSrtjwTroinetoder o f the m et w h e pttete the X1R Friction Etontoator Chevrolet Reach, w ho set the m a t o M s a iN u . ra to te T b u n a - te-er 6> A Michael W illiam s raced untwntaeted to victory lane in the modified m ain event. Jtounv W ilkins waa second a h n d a ln K a lt e m o iia . t o n E d rtd g e an d Joa M kklietoa. Jared AlUeon. the 1966 FASCAR mini-stock cham pion, m ade his debut In the modified division and finished 12th. Q k n Castro charged from hia 10th place starting position to win the bom ber feature. Castro, who has three feature wine and one second on the new season, used the high groove to work hia w ay to second place. W Uh six laps to the checkers Castro dove to the inatde o f race le a d e r R ich ard R ic h a rd s aa R ich ard s w aa try in g to get around a lapped car. Richards held off rtmij Qpn|g Thu Laurent and BIU R J . Arnooe fought o ff re­ p eated c h a lle n g e s b y B rian Bellow and Kevin DtMeoo to win A rn o n e an d B e lla w race out turn tour with Arnone nlpgt: Bellaw at the stripe by k m thin followed by Richard Newton Conrad O renkr. Leon Foy won the run-aba feature with Steve Oaudett to tag the wtn in the ■ i �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1999 - M People Select suitable foods to donate IN B R I E F C4 Hng allrattroBdors Retirees end active employee s o f Southeastern railroads including Am trak, are Invited to sttend the CoaaUlners m eeting W ednesday, Dec. 8, at 10 a m ., at the Sanford Civic Center. Mem bership dues are $15 annually which includes three cookouts. Interested persona are encouraged to attend. FOr information, call Don Ham ner, 868-2846. Formor'i Marfcot I have heard that m any foods donated for Holiday food baskets or to replenish the local food closets are often duplicate Items or not appropriate for U n ited Income fam ilies. Is this true? W hat foods are recommended fordonafronk? D u rin g the holid ay season there are num erous food drives w h ich h e lp to a u p p ly lo cal ifc n c ie s u n i neip to proviof food for people In need. A l­ though people are very generous during tala time o f year, there a n u m b e r o f su g g e a tlo n a th e ■ S u i i i a a i t f l — I i | t n c J) c i arecom m ena Ato seep probtema to a m inim um and m The Downtow n Sanford Farm er's Market Is held each Saturday from 8 a m . till noon at First and M agnolia under the big d ock. For Information, call Kathy Sutton, 322*0670. Look for our apodal events. u u m a m SunMtDayNly Club to moot Sunbelt Daytily C h ib m eets the first Sunday o f the m onth at 2 p.m through A pril at the O ld City Hall, H ighw ay 18A near Lake M ary Boulevard, Labe Mary. The d u b educates m em bers on daytily grow ing through aUde shows, guest speakers and trips to dayilly gardens. Them am n o c lu b d u e s. C a ll 0 00*3100 fo r m ore In fo rm a tio n . Al*Anon moots Buntfay, Monday Al-Ancn m eets every Sunday at 8 p.m . at the w est aide o f South Sem inote Hospital on SR 434, and Monday at 7 p m . at Northland Com m unity Church, corner o f Dog Track Rood and U S 17*02. For Information, call 322*6878. nutritious dteheo m bM prepared w ith p u m p k in - Blood Bank aaaka donova Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donors o f all types o f blood — especially O-type d o o o n — to donate at Its Sanford 1302 E. Second S t For Information, call 3224)632. at offers Step Aerobics at the " , Mondays and W ednesdays, 1:30 p.m . Instructor Is tie s Hines. Cost Is $3 per class. For Information, call 330*0607. TOPS maata Monday morning BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG or do not have to be are excellent for donat­ ing. It la best to select items that m ay be served right from the container or prepared by tipi ply adding a sm all am ount o f water. E xam ples are c a n t o f fruit, vegetables, beans, soups, peanut butter, tuna, chicken'n dum p­ lin g s oth er m eats an d m eat dlahea. W hen donating, most o f us give the larger aim cans and ps rk s g rs, Econom y being our moti vator: w e want the most for o u r m o n e y . H o w e v e r , th e sm aller cans are offer m ore appropriate. For the agencies who m ust m anage the storage for food pantries, m edium to Individual cans are very hdpftil. In addition, the needy clientele often have a variety o f lim ita­ tio n ! In clu d in g refrigeration . Therefore, Items packigeed In sm all containers for only one or This allow s food to be consum ed in one sitting rather than have leftovers which need to be re­ gLg —- s - J gVTSCsVCBQ.* In to equipm ent Foods that require Aarobtea offafod FOCUS clevlng the donations are often not accustomed to a vast array o f foods and have not acquired a taste for the non-conventional. He A m ber noted that garbanso beans, sauerkraut, soy sauce and Ortenal foods are exam ples o f food beat not donated In this A good rule o f thum b would be to avoid selecting som ething that you would enjoy yourself. Extra foods that are good for special treats are cocoa, peple r m ln t c a n d y a n d n u t s , some o f the Items sugmight seem m ore coatly If larger quanttes were used, or If from “ scratch" item s w ere selected rather than fully prepared and randy to serve, but the purpose o f the contribution Is to provide a nutritious m eal to low income h f fB v t w ho might not have the facilities to _ iim ii fpuf ii c n ur m more Foods that are donated should be o f good quality. The dates should b e current, and the cans clean an d not rusty or bent. U n fo rtu n a te ly , som e peop le clean out their ow n panfry o f unused food item s that nave been pushed to the back o f the cabinet o r In the freeser for several years. Item s that require a lot o f sorting and discarding ad d a d d lto n a l w o rk for the service agency. ns M cCloud o f the Am er­ ican Red C raes further Indicated that agencies accept doosttons o f " t in or o h e *** for their food pantries. They also could use donation s throughout the y ear rather than Just during the holiday i D ep en d in g on th e season, fresh foods m ay be good dona­ tions. Best exam ples are fresh fruits that do not require refre fe rstio n such aa oranges, apples and bananas. Fresh vege­ tables that are In season are ateo good to donate. Especially good are potatoes onions, tomatoes, and carrots. (M O T S h» dlraatad t# bar at the John M arquess with C atholic S ocial S erv ice s recom m ends that donors stick to common foods that are popular In the local area. People that are re* I M PW^CsuVly "noma RasA, •sifford.Fl 52771 #r pIrene ‘Kid’ can’t remember sober parents SANFO R D — TO PS (Take o ff Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *031 m eats every Mooday, from 10 a m . to noon, at the First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford A ve.. Sanford. A ll interested In laelng weight am welcom e. For inform ation, call 322*3130. T hey m ay not drink anything for w ill do and say things and then w eek* or even m onths at a tune, truly not rem em ber w hat they but when they do take that drat did or aadd white they're drinkdrink, they Lose control over trig. These periods can last for their ability to stop. days or even weeks. They are A lc o h o lic s m ay n ot d rin k called blackouts, greater am ounts at an y one time I don't know If your dad Is an than other people, bu t they alcoholic , bu t the Im portant begin to depend m ore an d m ors thing for you to rem em ber Is on alcohol to get them through that his drinking Is N O T your their dally lives. W hen alcoholics fault. You didn’t couse any o f try to atop drinking, they m ay this, and you can’t m ake any o f su ffer sym ptom s o f physical It rig h t but you can g o on with d iscom fort such a s vom iting, your Nfo, doing the boot you con c ra m p a , h e a d a c h e s a n d In* an d prom ising that you w on 't FAMILY ftm n ttu m ¥ Sanford Rotarians to moot MARY BALK SANFO R D — Rotary C h ib o f Sanford m eets every Monday at ofordChamib t er o f Com m erce building. Acthrlttos for aanlora Lake M ary Seniors tnvtte anyone 85 yearn or older to join them In two woekty activities on M onday: Woodcarverm. from foSO to 11:30 a m .: Q sm sa. from 1 to 3 p m ., at the Frank Evans Center. 150 N. Country C h ib Road. Employment oppoftunlttaa for aanlora iJ jA N F O R ^ -- A n woptoym imt p r o »a m ^ n m there are num erous staples that can be used. These include rice, d ry b e a n s an d peas, pasta, powdered milk, grits spaghetti sauce, ready-to-eat cereal, oat­ m eal. etc. Again, sm all packages o f dried goods are also desirable. The contents can be used before they becom e stole or contami­ nated by insects. The agencies asked that people look over packages o f staples to insure that there are no bugs. One contam inated item can lead to the destruction o f num erous If they are, at o f them y ^ A W ■ a a fo r^ N a tto M p a u a rd A m o ry ^ 'fll's g ^ f lr a t S t . Monday through Friday. Interview bourn am 8 a m . to l p m . Telephone: 324-0000. The program assists seniors, 55 and o r m ay not be akohoUce-that la not necessarily a deciding factor. Alcoholics cannot predict when fofcntly when they from when they are sober, M any alcoholics becom e and abusive when they're Reader Not all smokers die of cancer Support, Hops and Recovery , 8 J L A J L . m eets every Monday afternoon at 5 p m . at Central Florida Regional Hospital in the for oon w r o f tbs diningroom . T h is te a s £ f help support group for aB cancer survivors, whether In tmatment now or flnkhed D BARABBY: that I will man be 00 years old, and I am not, never have been, and do not plan on becoming a cigarette sm oker. A lso, th is letter is s o l being sponsored by any tobacco Narootloa Anonymous maata In Sanford I doubt that my tetter will ever see print In your column, but that r. You (or your editars) probably do not have the Intestinal fortitude to print It But I am flat* out Ursd of hearing all these t laad lag hearts" hoot sad holler about ‘— i « « caused e l l — la and how ic going to kill ufl aO. A bby, both my m othar Nhraottaa Anonym ous m asts Monitor at • p m . at the Fr—kytarlan House o f QoodwM , 317 O akA ve., Sanford. Historical Commlaalon gathara i F“V .' W C M W O k ., m. 1 ADVtCB m toj *** i / KERM1T DEAN BOOS, ABIGAIL VAN BUREN _ washed; aha did not die o f cancer. My flrst wifc'a father died of cancer, 3 1 o f them died of Bfi autyoclod to during my entire lifetime, and even now, w ith my present wife, lam not yet * My aunt also smoked. She did dte of canoe but bo did not die o f cancer. My cousin (th o ir dau gh ter) aloe and he never amoked. and thin year an estimated Abbv. no nffriwi to wu noraonnttv. b* b*sss p ttB lf w ill i l l VTBS but™ .’ “ . n T l t h O T ! f f i smaklAJpreJatad disease., than thou" folks making second* Aoow rStiigtg the Am ericas class dtisena out of amokars and Aaeeeiatiaw, smoking la blaming all cancvr on making* BBSB# # f g k fiftlc WESTLAKE, C A U F . 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IS M am •a* pm r « am m**-*----- 1— PFOVTIinQ fTorsnvp E inq •-00pm. 740 pm •40pm. MO CommerelM One* (Acropp fromtrie Crite Oenter) Panto*. FLM77J Tetaprione (407) SI M ill John Putty Paetot Sunday Ic tool MO UP. Wouhtp Santee 1040 UP. Sunday Eyenlnp WotpNp 040 pm WpdnaMayBlWaOtudy 700 pm. ■aurSSfjf ^DViOM I SOp m I 1 KoWtkutfy Monday (Motion Friday Pmtat 1401a lundaylm aat *a>htwa***r»M> M0 am 1440am. lianmaWarMrip I X pm. 'nwraday Ivaotnp 740 p.m. NwtaryPivridadand awp Oanrica Ek u M M U M l* . Curie tmnaadattcd MO pm LunaiOradon MO pm Marta* ■anrlcloan Hppaiai 740 pm Miereoia* awape deOem j uavet Cuto FpmUw 740 pm. M TM Pai i .>*« 1 i -i f i'n iir l'l *40 pm 'Ptrqr'* *r V RRuSRSni aia OHAMica t r a m TheOrighUNmly MUrCtiWs no A ^ o tH n m H r THE McKIBBIN AGENCY INBUHANOB 114 N. Park A v t^ la n M CBITIUL tVKTtMt I X . MC. �Sanford H «aM , Sanford. Florida - Friday, Dacambar 1, 1M8 - M Religion Christm as is com ing soon IN B R I E F HMflQlnQ Of 0TM M By Rev. Bruca Scott SANTO R O — W eetriew B ap tM Church. 4100 Paola Rd. (46AJ, w U begin the Christm as season with a special sendee Sunday evening at 7 p.rn. D uring this sendee the church sanctuary w ill be decorated for Christm as as the m eanings o f som e o f the traditional decorations associated with Christm as are being explained from a Chrtotianpenpectlve. There w d f be mui M s aa w ed aa congregational singing la invited to o f m any fiunlllar Christmiaa as hym ns. The public pul attend this beautiful celebration o f the birth o f Jesus. Nursery w ill be provided. Tor m ore Information call the church office at 333*0623. w n oirv io p vi lull 11 SANTORO ft LO NG W O O D The chotra o f the First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford and the W eklva Presbyterian Church o f Longw ood w ill be m erging to present a portion o f H andel's "M essiah ." The perform ances are scheduled for 4 p m ., Decem ber 10 at the W eklva Presbyterian Church. 211 W eldva Sprtnm Lane, Longwood and Decem ber 17 at T in t Presbyterian Church o f Sanford. SO I Oak Ave. The com bined chorus w ill perform under the direction o f Leona G reenlaw and Rick Sharp, w hile the orchestra w ill be directed by Q arland Peterson. A reception w ill follow each perform ance and child care w ill be provided. Tor m ore Information call 322-2662. w m k H o w d o y o u k n o w w h en Christm as la com ing ? Years ago we m arked It by the Friday after T h a n k s g iv in g • w h e n th e Christm as lights went up. Today We know It sooner. E a r ly o n e N o v e m b e r a can o n ist In a local paper had a d ra w in g sh o w in g w h ere the stores have already brought out their Christm as finery, toys and tin se l. T h e cap tio n o v e r 11 q u ip p e d , " m u s t b e t h a t Thanakgtvtng la com ing." W e know that the com m er­ cialisation o f Christm as starts earlier each year. I have heard anywhere from 40 % to 80 % o f O nce again m any w lU get caught up to the rush, hurry and w o r r y a n d C h r is tm a s w ill becom e trou ble rath er than triumph. 1 have wondered about those w h o w e re th e re th a t fir s t Christm as • did they rejoice and w orship before It becam e so com m ercialised 7 Looking at the scriptures w e find that thoae d o se to Its events allowed It to pass them by. T h ey m issed Christm as. W hen Herod the King heard By Albert Famton D E LA N D — Tem ple Israel o f Deland w ill hold a Chanukah party on Sunday. December 17 at 5 p.m . LO N G W O O D — Encounter the sights, sounds and custom s of Bible tim es aa you w alk through a dram atic re-creation o f the town o f Bethlehem . Com e and experience the true m eaning o f Christm as a s the world celebrates the birth o f Jesus. P in t B a p tM Church o f Longw ood w ill boat a W alk through Bethlehem Decem ber 6 from 0 to 9 p.m ., Decem ber S a n d 10,3 to 9 p.m . and Decem ber IS . 6 to B p.m . and Decem ber IS and 17 from 3 to S p.m . Adm ission la free. The church la located at 891 East State Road 434, Just one block weet o f H w y. 17-92 and four m iles eaatofl-4 . For m ore inform ation call the church office at 339-3017. The holiday o f Chanukah la the Feast o f Dedication o r the H obday o f Lights. This holiday w m tm fm w itf* the victory o f Judah Mac ages over the Syrian Oreeks in 165 B.C.E., a victory o f a few against many. Wtth the steadfastness to the teachings o f the Torah they subdued thsos s ii* " forces and rededica ted the Tem ple which had been defiled by the enem y. Anniversary celebrated Sahragto, And finds In som eone's sm il­ ing face A welcom e and abiding place.' Rem em ber the for the The cruse o f ofl which w as found sealed by the High Priest w as sufficient only for one day. Nevertheless, It lasted for eight days. Therefore, the custom la to light the candles for eight d a y i to celebrate this m iracle. One f n df* the flret nights «iy i an additional each subae* quent n ig h t T h la y e a r th e h o lid a y o f Chanukah begins on Monday. Decem ber IS and ends on De­ cem ber 28. The first candle w ill be Ut on Sunday evening, De­ cem ber 17. Tem ple Israel o f Deland la conser vative and to located at 1001 New York Avenue. Sabbath services are held each Friday evening at IOUOVC u 7:30 p.m . D / U M | o a t O O t l. He* U flo u i r t w o l under the d lion o f Lake M ary's. Hoi Appel, to held on Sundays I 10 to 10:48 a m . for students 8 to 12 years old. From 11 a.m . to noon classes are held for thoae 7 y e a n o f age under. Saturday m orning ire held on the ftn t Saturday m onthly from 10 i n . to noon. Further inform ation m ay be obtained from the T em p teu rael by calling m e a t 322-0248 o r the T e m p le ra S p ir it u a l L o a d e r, W l n a t o n W e l l h e l m e r at 904-736-8732. . h, Iiw. >. Vv'ii That B a p tM Church o f Lake Mary w ill * ' ‘ V W a r lii RtUrig m e a lite fy o n a " " b f ^ S T u n t t M ^ w a r M B l1 w ita flathcrad In the sanctuary far a s h irt y Ore. For infom m lton on by ■ berry Ore. her m usic The event w aa enjoyed d bby y a tt. Tat G u y ". from tha O rlando Magic Pans w ill be the A concert wttl also tabs place wtth the m usical group "W on Music el presentation set 8ANT0RD — feature tha m usical "T h e O R o f ••m h iil annual Thanksgiving covq— i dinner recently* a la rg e crowd crow i participated by taring taaty dtoheaof food contributing caQ the church office a t 844-1190. LA K E M ARY TW r « cmoinis i n* c A u oa imp m e iI re rd * O rr attends Km arnay B aptM Church in W inter Park and has b e e n t h e fu ll-t t m o m u o lc evangelist for atx yearn. H er __________o f the T in t United h u s b a n d . B U I. o p e ra te s the M ethodist C h u rch celebrated sound system . W IN T E R PAR K - C alvary Aaaem My. 1199 C lay S t , w ill present a m u aldal titled "T h e Otortous Gift o f Christm as" on Saturday, Decem ber 9 at 7 p m . an d Sunday, Decem ber 10 at 8 p.m. A candlelight * L jI DU ica. Jerusalem w as troubled." The Innkeeper w as too busy. The C h ief Priests and Scribes knew o f C h rist's birth but they them selves did not make the Journey. W e can m ake a pilgrim age to the M an ger an d C h rist thla Christma s. " F o r U Is n 't v e ry fa r to Bethlehem town. It's any place where Christ com es down Thanksgiving dinner tasty, entertaining Minted presented * , tp*L , »<1/!«' fro m th e w ise m en o f the rem arkable star "h e w as trou- Chanukah party scheduled at Tem ple v n n w g n d v u iiv iiv iii h v SANFO R D — M em bers o f the Victory Tem ple. Oth Street and Pine Avenue, invitee the pubUc to attend a 12th anniversary celebration for the Honorable Bishop R.L. HUIery. The event w ill take place nightly at 7i30 p.m . beginning Decem ber 3 and continue through Deoem ber 10. Various area churches w ill be featured each evening. Tor m ore Information call the church office a t 3300029. a ll total retail sales happen during this time o f the year. I w o n d e r If ath eist an d n on Christians ever give Christm as and the btrth o f Christ thanks when they profit by It? Ask the preacher Bible questions (M o r t a l. T h la la a p a re n tin g I that American aociety at a n d th e m e d ia h a v e h elped to Reduce the child of S19 Park Ave., w ill on Sunday, today but values are taught at CtUMOh holds various events Church. 8101 W aal P in t St. ___________SUMS S a t fp ja . • to 6:30 p m . on 0 nighr u d the 10 at 0 p m . w ill be i ' s choir staging o f t b s --------- ---------- — in E g y p t" w n r e o 'a chair w fll present It's r —y — for s In the C A C buftdtag at h S O p u , on 17 tha adult choir w ill pnosnt It's m usic and flla | i" it lN B . Tha p u W e la tavBad la share t o a U t h e special events. Tor Unfortunately, m any hom es not providing needed values for U life. n or a proper focus far h The m adia to there to fill the vacu- A n s w e rs T h e n e w s h a s reported a num ber o f copy-cat c a a u a ltle a o v e r the p a st few y e a rs . T h ere s e e m i to b e no lim it to th is foolish n ess from exploding a H I booth to stand­ in g sta tu e sq u e In the face o f oncoming traffic. W here are the ttmtts? M a n y a d v o c a te th at tha media should observe restraint a n d begin to m onitor content a n d Its im pact on the youn g. O th e ra C ry fo r govern m en tal control* and restraints. It Is a m ajor poUttca! Issu e. B u t the answer ties outside of the poli­ tics. C o p y -c a t m en tality la th e result o f m isguided values and 1*»e wortd to not a ra is isin rm u aen t fo r ra in g g c h ild ren tM BMSSt C arin g to to o t* a heart o f wtow ith in th e ir o ffs p rin g . S crip tu re tolls u s , "tra in u p a ch ild In the w a y h a should go. "P au l m atruetad fathers ta "not P fw «* » o u tt o b c _________ tu ro a n d a d m o n itio n a f th a Lord ." Lot's teach o u r children to u n d e rsta n d th a d ifferen ce b e tw e e n re a lity a n d fa n ta sy : tru th a n d false h o o d ; honesty and deceit; coring y d hoem r , A ll children are curious an d emttabto. They crave knowledge through a a r n a w s an d m aanWithout g S d o n c T ttw y are toft to explore a n d fin d m o a n in g In li f t fo r them srlvra. Too m any children Ttm a re led by w h at to th rillin g o r M ai Am rather than w hat to m g a or wrong! Parental valuee m ust be ro ta te d qn eetton o b y e xem p lified a n d ta u g h t fo r a 19 M m a t B B S N . T r i M ‘ ' to take place. 9 a M s r d .P L 8 8 7 7 8 . A v e -, • I S Park Ave.. will aruMeal. Sunday at 7 the S i Ml W T< MM I Mtthodliti tohtduit JA M IN B R I E F tofrae. Tor KAmHklJftAA Atoalmm jmddgMMMhdl Church. 2180 Airpart --------------------------------------- M A ITLAN D - The Jawtoh < Fam ily Entertainment Series are 99 par docall the: la 87. I lA il w f l begin at 7i80 p m . Tor m e n Inform ation c«U off Its at tha door or SANFO R D - The P in t United M ethodM Church. 419 Park Ave., boats a J A M (Jeaua and Me) for children < evening from 4:80 to 7 p.ra. The evening covers I dinner. Duooet th ow t m d d ru n t. Tor Anther detaito call the church office at 888-4871. S A N F O R D -T h e P in t Ave.. to .8 1 9 8 . to For further Infarmattou cell 384-4118. LO NG W O O D — P in t B aptM Church o f Longwood. 891 East State Road 484, w tt after a "W a lk Through BethtolMUs" Decemb er • to 10 and 18 to 17. Friday eventagthe w alk w M be from 8 to 9 p.m . and Saturday and Sunday J to m oena from 8 to 9 p m . Admtoatan to free. For m ore Information call the church at 339-3817. SANFO R D (46A ). Weetvtow Church. 4100 Peota Rd. Minted prtttntetf ■ M t vrtB c a n a a two largest gathartag o f ctorgy sbruory IS to 13, 1988. H o n tkaa 7 0 0 0 0 clergy the country o f paeft the Osorgto D o o m fa r iM a o a l 7 704180000. O R LAN D O - The Orange Avenue Church o f Ood Music w ill present " A Tim e for Ministries. 8800 B. Orange Ave., An Christm as." a Broadway style n 10 Friday. Decem ber • : Sunday. Decem ber 11 all days at 7 p m . There wttl be a 82 ticket donarion. T h is Broadway style m usical tells the story o f BUI. a m an w ho to too busy far Christm as, and hto encounter with a m ysterious stranger Bartholom ew w ho reveals the sptrtt o f Christm as to an travel through past o f Cbrtotmas. Produced by Paul Vaio. directed by Lynda Btetn. For more Information call the church office at 428-8768. — O n February I I , 1988 at 7 a m . at the I a a _ _ -a a *_ a 1 ,. -J * a_ • MBMMw H I b IfM M w RA n IW I t CM M i far a table o f 6 to 6180 t to fanned and a a aB w u t to ttchsta are 61 taaon as] Payment mual M ag check to lem tooto County Prayer F A 881448. Lake Mary. T L 32798-1448. Far �k _ smnford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1095 Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N otices UNCLANBSO VEHICLE AUCTION 1E/1S/SS 07 CADILLAC lOSELtttSMUSOSSCt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Humber O t-iO tS-C P NOTICE OP BALB Pursuant to Florida Ststut* 713.7E Elite Towing, Inc. will toll on December 71, IM S at • 00 a.m. at 1303 E. Altamonte Dr., Altamenta Spring*. FL 11701. Belter rasarva* the right te bid. told a* It, no warranty. Belter guarantee* no title. Terms cash. YEAR: 1M0 MAKE: Dodge VIN ■ 1SIR0443SL0443114 Publish: December 1, IM S Pf ?<:ff_______________ _ Legal N otices M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ItO H TIIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IR ARO FOR MMIROLB COUNTY OCR IRA L JURISDICTION DIVISION O A M NO. BE-1BB4 CA 1« A SALLY OOLDMAN. Plaintiff, OTAR LIS M. MURRAY, JR.. AM I RICAN BUILDERS A CONTRACTORS SUFFLV CO.. INC.. d/b/a ABC SUPFLY.. CO.. INC., a Foreign Corporation. , __ _ AN UNKNOWN PINSON IN POSSESSION OF 1ST MILOOV LANE. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 12707, and___ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF MS MELODY LANE, CASSELBERRY, FLORIOA 11707, TO: CHARLEB M. MURRAY, JR. Residence Unknown II eiNe. and H deed, eN parties claiming Interest by. throne*, under or esainet CHARLES M. MURRAY, JR., and aN partlee hevtns or eiabfung la have any rtfRt. title or interest In the property herein deecrIRed. vau are hereby notified trial an action to foreclose a mertsese on the fellewto* property In SEMINOLE County, Florida: The Weal t/2of the last 1/1 of Let 10, Blech 0, FERN PARK ESTATES, eeeordtnp te the plel thereof ea recorded in Plat Booh l, Posse ID. It , t l. and IB, PuBAe Records of Seminole County. Florida and The East ITS at Let 10, Block D, FERN PARK ESTATES, accerdlne te the plat thereof as recorded in Plel Book s. Petes to. it . it. and IS, PuSlic Records el BernMole County, Florida; a/h/a BBS. BBT, S MS Melody Lana, y. Florida MTOT. you are required te serve a » - Of y-O — BuiSdLua *™ jduh dh VM im l* copy Wu epH WIIIPI YJW **M ®m w N any, te K, on Anne M. Redrigust, Attorney tor ■E nitO *w in ai IlldltowNWsA lia rSDRTIHIy^ Fa wS w«toSi VF■B w BOO, tiro Madruta Ayenua, Coral Gebiee. Florida M ies, erldiln thirty (10) days after the f m puSNeation of mte Noilea te (te IuMuJ Marsiri uul flte the ortfinei with the Clerk el thM Ceurt either before service ^I •NRPiy PIOrMlWn MAatalaa PuPWIM Ia Jaiaub 11W jii Uy yritSrBjv EEyp-i-.« ^ PPVPPn W M iW ,w, you ter the rebel dunin dad In wWF OwPEBEpEOWfl * WITNESS my hand and the seel el thM Ceurt this find day el NOVtMSER, I see. (Seen IMJtVANNE MORSE As Clerk el the Ceurt B r Ruth King As Beauty CMrt •Pscssns with a disability whe 0||| § |||§||| jCCOfflWOdlltW comae! rt ADA SI EarnIneN County Courthouse. M l N. Pelf Avenue, tube NS01, Swtferd, Ptertse SETTt. at Meet hue Beys prier te the preceeoin*. Tbfephensi (SET) *13-41*0 on. eSETt 1 -#004444771 (TOO) or 14004404770 (V) - i ,t ,t m H Sd L |» S till BulMU *»* IM IM •S CHEVROLET 1ONOM1USKS1S01TE M CHRYSLER tCSBCSSOSPPtSEStT TSPORO JATPPSSOSOPS1ISS4 ee dodos 1BJX034K4KG104434 ee FORD 1FABP01S3QW140S3S ■3 HONDA JHMAD7431FCMS037 St HONDA JHMBNIttTBCOM74B st isuzu esicttSNsttsior 74 LINCOLN SYS2AI74701 TS SUBARU ASSL0IS41S B4 DATSUN JNtPBtBStEUI I434S B3 DATSUN JNIPS11SIDU03S1OS SB DATSUN JN1HTI3SSOTttl7S2 SO PLYMOUTH HL41DAF1I7SOS B2 PONTIAC I 03 AN44AXCP94011B 53 TOYOTA JT2MX43E1 D000SQ4 7 54 TOTOTA JTBMA07L3E0100303 SO TOTOTA ALtOIMOSB 44 VOLKSWAOON 11S1S0SS7 55 YAMAHA JYMSR00LI0074ISO ALTAMONTE TOWINO, 117 MARKER ST. ALT. SPOI. SALE BEGINS AT 10:00 AM. VIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR. Publish: December t, ISM DEK-4 COUNTY, PROBATE BIVtOfON Pile Numben 00447-DP IN RE: ESTATE OF FLORENCE M. BMITH, OP ABNHNIBTRATIOR The admimelraiion el the eetele el Florence M. Smith, deceased, PPe Number SI-S47CP, Is pendms In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. PreboM Division, the eddrees of which Is P.O. Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida SIFTS. The nsmoo end sddreeeee of the personal representatives and the personal representative*’ ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARB NOTIFIED THAT: notice H served whe have object tone that cheHenfe the validity el the will, the quelrticetiene of the psmsnaf ragmen* tetive. venue, or hirtedlctlon of this Court are re<ulrod to the their eblecttone wNh thM Ceurt WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIB NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATE OF THE SER­ VICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AN creditera ot the decadent end other persona having claims or demands namet decedent-* aetata on who^n o copy of title nottea to served OiW or TKfl Of thM notice must tua thou atalma with the Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIB NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIB NOTICE ON THEM. dant end pstsdne kitbt slai^ns dentt claim* with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, DCMANOB AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO PILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The dot* ot the Drat pubiicaNon of thM notice M Ooeambor tot, t m . Personal RepressMatin s: C. J eanne MM •14 Lobe Como Drive 1NSNOt SSROC44ET4S M IH OSMOBIIE tt M IN RE: ESTATE OF BONNIE M. PERRY Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The sdminietratlen of the eel tie of BONNtE M. PERRY, deceased, File Number t l 1023-CP, le pending in the Circuit Court lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probate Division, the addrat* ot which M P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, FL 31773-OOSE. The names and addressee el the personal representative and the personal representative's attorney ere eat forth below. AM tntoreelod parson* or* required to til* with thM court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) all claim* agslntl the estate end (t) any objection by *n Interested per­ son on whom this notice It served that cheiteno** the validity ot tho will, tho qualifica­ tion* ol the parsonel represen­ tative. venue, of (ortadlellon ot tho court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT EO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Pubiicttion ot thM Netlco hot begun on Novtmbor 34th. IM S. Personal Representative: BILLIE FATE PERRY 731 Qtadwtn Avenue Fern Perk, FI 33730 Attorney tor Personal Representative: KENNETH M. BEANE •Oil t. Highway IT -t ! Caeialbarry. PL 33707 Telephone: (407) 134-1 SIB Publish: November 24, and December t, 1M I 0SJ-I7S____________________ COUNTY, IN RE: ESTATE OF VELVA L. DAVIE, a/h/a VELVA BHAOLER DAVIS, a/h/a VELVA KLOCK, a/h/a VELVA BUB DAVIE, a/k/a VELVA E. DAVIS. Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 THIS AIRPONT Careen 411 Hr. B Up Mechanic*, refueler*, cuelom• rag*, office full -pari tl APPUCftTOtSSUHr, CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS i« M t A.M. • M l P.M. MONDAYMn FfllOAT CLOSEDSATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES ,JI| a Nat ..TIM U R S 1 iw n ic itlv i Urnti.v.********.V IM Has 1 KM! eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee********J t . 1 l a Naa Rsitt art par !**>*, Sued M l Maas • SUiidiMInlimM We train. Ne exp Local war*. 41*7717774 SECURITY OFFICER TrebdegRriweda PULL A PART Y1MB R E TA IL Mid A cteelnf NdfNi end* A week night*. PR apply In penen ef 317 S. F Ave.eemipm. BSNEBALOPPICS .47-fll/Nr. Light Outlet * WIN Train. NOME TY P IS TS , PC uteri needed. H M R mtsme pefeniiN .m g .n L 4 3 4 L ir i.E g in Pull lime, COL Claw 0. Please call...............M tg ia . JOR44 J O S H JOBS OP ADMINISTRATION The adminlstraiten ot the eetele of VELVA L. DAVIS, a/k/a VELVA BHAOLER DAVIE, a/h/a VELVA KLOCK. a/k/e VELVA SUE OAVIS, a/k/i VELVA S. DAVIE, deceased, FU* Number BE-EM-CP, I* pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. Probate (X vision, tho oddroea ot which la Seminole County Courthouse, Probate DtvMlon, Sanford. FL S3771: The name* and addrestat at the Personal Representative and the Persons) Representative*' attorney are eat forth below. ALL INTEREBTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All person* an whom thi* notice I* served who have objection* (hat challenge the vsNdlty of the win, the qualifica­ tion* of the personal represen­ tative, venue, or jurisdiction ot thl* Court ore required to t»o the* objection* with true Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIR I T PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AN creditor* ot tho decedent end other parson* having Bar He. tl»3 M BTENBTROfd. MeINTOBH. COLBERT, WHtOMAM • BfMMONE, PA. Paet OfRee Bob 4E4B Benferd, PL BB77B404B NNghsnu 4*7/3*3-3171 PuMMh: Peeember 1 ,1, t m P E R «-------------------------------------- worn w w w aammon typograpNcal tom*. *CommefdN frequency relee ere i DEADLINES Tueidef dvu PitMy IS Neon The Day Safer* PuMcadon Sunday IINevnPridey ADJUSTMENTS AHO CREDITS: In the event ef *n errer Maned, M ■l4l4niCllllEiiM-iikAlAAAAJIAlhiAlAJ Ikl new llj*t inevnen Iriftftlltetunty I., ■lM uMwWwn v m NiiM iivppw pviM hie 44 ^4f 4444f44^f ^&4 "MaaedafCOOKSw M MwWeg tecs*11II" Rasp LAOS LANE. Labe Mary, Corner et 1/4 Labe Mary Blvd. Evil IB................. 4E7-SSM17I U—lkkrty Care H ILLH A VIN HEALTH CARE CENTRE, M d t e h n - H — P f S B W B tS A SECOND I MASS It now eccegtlng Quality women'* UM 421 Free medteel card, teflon, countering, private decker plus living wpenee*. Bor r o r i i l Cleenveler fthteey 1..... 1 ALONE? R IIP S C TE D detlng bureau since tY77l All age* Including ttnierel 1 M m «477 (M enu* large diecount) S U IT SMOKINft- IN Day. Pram nUi-pruii ivuvwtivi. w e m •aereved 140% querantee. o r Jew*.... ........m m t m 17— W u r v r y a O i IM C bpe A QUALITY ChlMtl n . P r T tcheel learning, Cwngoter, nurse on HeW..............334-1H3 T E R R Y 'S O A Y C A R E , RVi.'gflii run mMll> PWTwO yd., reetenebH rotes 3S3-NU. CNILO CARE M k it beme, days, night* B weekend*. Reeeeneble rate*. SH4IIL CHILDCARE IN MY NOME. w w f n w prV'VLnH Miwiif. r e p . 3«eweer nm e* CHILOCARS, MY NOME, ree •enable rote*, hot lunche*. S314**4er3M444g__________ •META’S DAYCARE. Rehy’t tael Pre lcheeli Lake Mery. Lie. 144*7............. W orker re quired, seme evening* B M . Phene: M l !••> ter further detail*. tt-H e e t tk C e r e PULL TM M LIVE -IN CA b I i for heuie B elderly. Coll: (7147eeOr 3133341 L tg a l N o tlc tt PtOTtTIBUB NAME LAW NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVtN 41— L t f I lo r v k t s AFFOROABLd I wills, carperetlene. etc, rdev*. J374471 • OfVOBCfltM. MPM1T. Se IMBM m C L A ltD Usenet ALL IMIPTS. Dependable Herd-working! 01-7741. Pull lima call.......................... JSM13L CMII COMfMNYSIMM Nr. NOW HIRING, ein<i>lniwli,call74B7ig7. Will train. Hiring NOW I CALL Ml 43404 par hear. Call:............................. «!■) time, naggescan m m Inc. Only Pat 4144. P/T, Man . Pri. 7:3S-I1am. ■ufehoran- helpful, tmehe 4 drug free eerkplece. Apply: Apply at RMba's tM IS PactOc 333 MM. CASHIER-STDCKER Pari lima. In eur Save A Lot eaiw.tiMM.SapNrd. MEDICALOFFICE iP M la tttn i Q UO CAM Perthme. Meet for melher*. with 4 year degree In early childheed educetien, te teach Pm-K Claw. 14 pm. 47J i par hour plus tree cMtd can. CMttTMM NOf ttW 444PULLBPARTTIME4M Agewf.tW-Mtm Pull time, wllh benefits. Apply at: Family Prache* Ceider, PA, 713 W. 3MB M., SeaNrd. 3*34471___________________ ‘ MOLLY MAIDS* Full time reudenftal cleaning. M P. 41. UnfNrmgd W)W Train. N R W LO C A TM N T^^^H I STAB TEMPOBABIBS, (NC. R O P E I.^ H M m i Full flmtwqrk. 3341443 Prater Matun panen (Nmole •ncaureged te apply), mull have greet seen** ef HUMOR. P ert lim e. S e t.'i p lu tf 333001 SECOND IMASE C R U ISE LIN I TRAINEES Is SiM/Wk. leriendere. Marine Crow, Porter*, Deckhands, DEPENDABLE, Friend* peepH fe well newer* In Night club*, ivarege pay 47-1) an hour. Day hr*, elw ev*liable •n flower stand*. CoM Keren I**-teeter i N IO HTIH IPT, WILL TRAIN Coll Between:*-4. M144E3. P IN K B R T O N S I C U B I T Y seeking quetified Cleee 0 wcurity efheert M werk • temp •ttignmenl In O B RAANBBB I CITY, abeuf 3 month*.iSfPril? EOE/AA CeCeri*e74W4l*t. Hign tctwridWH a te MIIN MMBa H DRIVERS AddMMBdnSgfEi T il W, BBS t*. located at 1ES0 Oeugiee Avenue, t m . In tho City of Longwood, Bernmote County. Ptoride. Mtohde to rsgfsSor tho u u E aP im aB tM im diuifllBib ofT EO™ BB 1M WEM EV EsT Mm E pTt E^^MET M Oorgorattono of tho Ooserimont M l UnteMrwuf M E IPViTfErUUv. rVbitiAi HrinlS. Say of November, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CENTERS, INC. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY . CENTERS OP CENTRAL FLORIOA, INC. (Owner) Ml eheel P. Etnar, Esquire *‘lniRBH Inr AoolloooA 4M1 4**h4m 4 **# •yMa 100 Haltywa X , FlorMa m » ! TUftMtidiB' riftftl HA4IMI IRVBMPPMPPEEPI IPtFll1 gWwTtdKW DULL WEEK S (t*r)*f»gnr EEO, ADA. Never a Feel___ * M iN M 1 M * Schedubig may InchNe Bergem HunMr N dw eeN et an l Cancel wtwnyou gel reeuNe Payeriy tordeye yeur ed newN raw * Publish: December t, t m WUHem R. Weaver DRIVdRSTO.... JI44A*riW Sr IvwTVIl IBtYIvM ‘^Vw rTrrrnRi O Tsssr SOUTHERN SELF BTORAOB TEL SSI-M tE PuMMh: November B4 and Peeember 1,1 OEj-tsa CLASSIFIED ADS NOW ACCEPTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIONEO INTENDS TO BELL THE PER­ SONAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW TO ENFORCE A LIEN N4POSEO ON SAID PROPERTY UNDER THE-FLORIOA SELF BTORAOB ACT STATUTES on whom a (SECTION IS.I01 Sl.EOf) THE copy of IN* netlco M served UNDER SIONSO WILL SELL AT wfthm throe month* after the PUBLIC SALE BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING ON THE 13TH DAT OP date ot tho firet publication of DEC., t m AT 10 A.M. ON THE dde notice must fUe their claims PREMISES WHERE THE PROP­ with this Court WITHIN THE ERTY HAS BEEN STORED AND LATER OF THREE MONTHS WHICH ARB LOCATED AT AFTER THE DATE OF THE SOUTHERN SELF BTORAOB FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIB SSM S. ORLANDO DR., SAN­ NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS FORD FL SS77S COUNTY OF AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE SEMINOLE, STATE OF FLORIOA OF A COPT OP THIB NOTICE THE FOLLOWING: ON THEM. A1S ARBRENOABMITH All oThor creditor* of the deca­ CSS VIDEOFEVER DIB CANDACE GORDON DIE DANA VICTOR dent V estate must III* their 041 CORINTHIA BATTON claims with mi* court WITHIN D1M THOMASLUNOT THREE MONTHS AFTER THE S4E KATHERINE BUSH DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ S«S LARRY KINNAIR0 TION OP THIB NOTICE. *4 RONALDBLAKE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND FIS DAWNALLYSON HARO OBJECT)ONE NOT BO PILED Ot GEORGE A. SUGGS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OIB BRSMOA FIBUR The dale *f the Itret public*ktw Bate Uw f^ teBRuamka* CONTENTS INCLUDE FURNI­ e^wvfll w Nt| S (-H E M||4 WWItaw L^^^WvtBwf TURE. TOOLS .APPPUAMCES, 1.11 CLOTHING. MIBO BOIES, PACKED CARTONS, HOUBEDANIEL P. BHAOLER, JR MOLD ITEMS, STAINED OLABB M3 Cum* Ay *. BOUIPTMENT, ECT. PURCHA0N, CA BESTS BS MUST BE PAI0 FOR AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE IN CASH ONLY. ALL PURCHASED 1TEME I, PL S17TI BOLD AS IB. WHERE ■*, AND MUST BE REMOVED AT TIME OP BALE. BALE SUBJECT TO OWNER AMD OOUOATBO PARTY. RICK HABBELBALCH n -H o iiW a n t M i 71— H elp W an ted neceitery, I34K + . Train NcdWv.143MM4 0/wk Setlleeoe P H IL IP P IN E EXPANSIO N Int’l. eppertunify in high Inceme pe ten tl el here end •breed. Call ler detail*: r?f M4I. l y m u fry Carp. n-HM»WBM<ai ACT NOW1 AYOtti Ne t e r is t m . ME. ■ JU JiH P L . WANTEOi^SENtCm O V l R H. ABOUT MAXINE MEMSTl nPmttSSm___ Over the reed driver Mr In •vernlght, unloading and •witting required. CMee A COL nq. Apply In penwi Ml Cediecn Way. lenterd er coil 447-113-4144. O r b « free ELECTRONIC Cell: Tfllhenhuri B4 Hr Jab Pari ttma, Pri. ft Sal. eve. U LM w yft CMMf m m T A .« & r U Mary, MN LB. Bmmb BA. E L E C T R O N IC SYSTEM S Tochnklon wonted. Snort•need In inetellotlen and veryice ef fire alarm, M Nnen, nune cell and sound system*. Tep pey M rritM p e rm . EOS and Drus Pna Workplan Cell for an appalritmant: ....................... -T -t e m g s iL ---- St ^ -----------I T STOCKPERSON cailLsariaMl e m w .M te te w l r Personal Re EM I. I ETm ALT. I ______ i R M S HOUR PRIOR, m m m PMrido Oar Number: m i l l Publish: Oeeemier t, I , t m B £ ! i _______________ C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R ■ M i Ml* ad by Y end Mb* advantage *t gur spec 1*1 parage aaM ad priceII Call vlMfclf Ml iff I S tM Ill BIO SALS I Pri. ft Set. B-T, HWV. 17-T3, Acre** ' | y|| C w n o o o I ■’t S t e h M s r r - *0" * * s (iu* O a m m e n u I H K A ____ Pri. ft M u KMe PUS n T N I P K o n , ( P I O S t X R H ) K N O T DM T H i n v o n A I S X m « m. turn., Mak. INON ft LOTS OPMl SCFBI. B M Y . t t e . HI YARD SALE I Antique*, tempi f u r n it u r e , g la s iw e r e , f lw lltm i erifrtcttft Hum, jM W m . j ^ W I U W I ^ B A BIBANTIC SALEM M . PL Or. Sangra SuA Ovf Q *MMM M T U B B A Y 0 « i V . MfS-TT. SM4 Peril Oritw M MMSaWi M m tl B a m t e M m Yard •Me. graM vmo* glRe. an- 18kVv r m lm l uJS New ft vestf ten. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: i Mp# you saao up.* — k much mgrgmW-tSTW ST­ M T. ft SUN. H "Nfhon you roodt trio lop, Ihot'a wh#n Hit cttnb bogirts.' — o net w m l ms LETS Bf t O fF T H E L E A tH *n C Ch* Bd ef « 7 Han, turn b an OBertM Ter B y W .B . P a r k M . snly B A d ll CMMfld CL. Taye, clafhae. hg v eakeld Item*. treaMwM. travel Irik WORE I THESE FAMILY SALE) Pri. ft M u Christine* UMris ft ttnewwwte. ANTtUjJEt. MMl V Z & X X Z ilt M T. BSC. L M ft SUN. L H Ctefhee. ter*. tufhllvfd, gaertlM aquip-, te m y u fer Item*, a llie s riX ofM EB d ? M ULTI PAMfLY SALE) Sat 04. Task GREW et MANAGERS BSmB T 'b w m S T m . Atari game, ctefhee. M • s a o M MET) 171-m i ss? 1U • i t FL *1001-41*1 MT.ftSUM.BEC. MU ISrA n n d R e -O p e n t n g On H IN T * lg 2 419 Bedroom In S s n C o n ll HuahuL the Icodlna pins icMaurant chain In the world, has the foNowina po*Xion* avalaMe M our bbeu So fommen location where we will offer Delivery. Carryout 41 Dirte4ti Lunch Buffet Delivery Driven Banting potential la up to# I t parbaur, youH be worWng with fim people and you wEllwve the BexJhERy lo create your own ‘ muat have a dean Qei|eva garden 1506 W. 25«h 8deut •Sunlord tfyou an at least IB.hcrB'aadtancelD ia ig iN N lilH lliiB a lM > M »i1 ln rm B B M iiE mlnp cveiy 6 ntoMha. Houn an msle... you! haveBieop puts exthe opcfibon.. potcfitiil to Bwt Htni| W B M . Saftykhlnge/mlac. Y A M SALS ft CMEtSTMftt CRAFTS ft CSBAMfOl FBI. _ ft M T. L IP L BawY wdee MN h M m U M K I AVB. leMteOrewtM. You muM have a minknunt o f fl m onths o f foodBcrvtoB or aupervlaory e«pctertc« and be service oriented. laa a i ... m M T. BBLTI H B E E CB. M PM Q4SI m ft gem**, etc Man'* tram I* -Men'* _____________ ( N O E A E L Y IB O S I____________ ONLY!9-2 I PC. Sscttate , LH T y te Mye, bed I win ever fall. T V w/remeSe, ten. Iffttg Bays clefhe*. reclMgre, ' LOTS BP NBUSBNBLS STUPP. PM LUTS. LUTS IH S S S s tc : Jg ffT u 5 iT irM 2SI7 OSCIOU Ot. Behind CMne U r n . M . f t Bsfty ttsM Si f f s t e w r a . r^ S S ^ s S k a il 4 P U M iV Tharp M/V B Pri. ISMl. Your I dlacGiint d t i d c a n and a m a t warit ciw lram iienL Par p o M lP B i at ou r soon to reop e n locaUon, apply In Demon, any day, o Y r t T -S p.Ri. M P t m Mh T m « ItoM tO Age. (20th I L Et riMMch Ave.), I e b B eM . or C J E (M T ) I l S m t A V L ^300 0m « » Month •d f t l. N t w C O r s d l t . n w ' Oac. S. rnoefly turn.. 141 i, sh u aru d o r o h a v u d r i T' �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1905 - T* 71-Help Wanted *7— Apartments Furnished / Rent UfHOUTttMl LARI MART, 4/1. pool, Lk. CARPENTERS Far Rm I n tn I Accent* H# pari ol a (rowing wcur* company. A/Cand BaeaNH. mt--------- ★ * VMFFU MOUSE* * *HIRIM 2-UKRTKMS* tORILLOPERATOR* .SERVERS* For all 3 Shift*! Full or Pari lima. NO RHP. N E C E S ­ S A R Y ! M edical Denial Vacation. Apply In parion: *70*W I T RO <4, laniard 1114*44 i n Oauftai Ay*., Alla mania Mary ichool*. family rm. NOTICE All ranlal and raal atlal* advartiwmanli ar* oub|*ct to th* Fadaral Fair Homing Ad. which makai II lllagal to advgrtla* any pratorawca, llm nation or dlicrlmlnatlon ha*w jt ut tlaladi Dwtio on i K i i cww»ow ipii|ipii M«. handicap, familial itatm ernatlawaltrf FURN. RFFCY., utilmat paid, Stm strofn R t o t jh n — Ape rtmenti Unfurnished / Rent UWCMMYIMRMOMEA Aw ... .1/1A PTI**SPRClAL** POOL a WASMER/DRVBR HOOKUP FRRi BAIICCAPLE'MHW LAROI 1 RDRM.. all util, furnlihad. U00 m c . M7I me. m i Mia/Mieito___________ MALL AREA, UM OFF New 1 bedroom apt*. Fir*! men. rant, pool, waih/dryar can nactlon, much more. Na appt. too, *n*hi*>Had. mate* YARD PER SO N NMINirt WUMC Full lima, tor Bronia laundry, •oma axp. halpful. D i m call Irom* 4._______________ WRECKER DRIVER MeH have CD t A Hr* I* laniard araa. Experience preferred. Apply al: IM Can. FL'a Large*! Slona Yard, naadi panon w/larklllt, loadtr A cuitomar ivc. aip. Soma hvy. lining. Drug tail rag. Apply la panan. Sea Dannail: TM 1. Franck Ava. f 1-Ape rtmenti/ Hoswe to there LAKE MARY araa, altar* horn*. Ili/Waak will. Inciudad. Famaia pralarrad. Wl *057 93-Koown ter Went A O U IIT , managed. M l *0 wk„ util. pd . laun . phono. All. EHcy.-tm.m-ooii________ CHAN ROOMS, ringla itartMg trr a*. Pay Pham, laandry, rl IV• uataii C O N V C N IIN T LOCATIO N , color TV. ratrlfl. mlcrowava, prlyala antranca. P I MB* ROOM FOR RCNT. S*0/Wk wath/dryer. pool, hour* prlvl lagai. tIOO/dap......... Ill 3111. SHARK 1 Rdrm., I Ram Ham*, pralarrad lam*la. All houta prlvlodpai. pool, club houta. no pall, till/man. M 17017. Laka Ada I Bdrm... Mie/ma. 1Rdrm., Kto/ma. and up. 32HI7I SANFOdO. OOWNTOWH Mtotortoal DHtrld. Ill Bffey. ID I Bedroom. Ootoll*: MM757. I RDRM. CLf AN, call. tan*. *IH mo. 4 aac. IM-IM* I BIDROOM, FURNIINID APT. CIom to butttor**. canyonlent location. Ml 0*81. t/I APPROX. 1*M Id. *1. SMO Mo. SI7S Sac. Immadlal Oc cuponcy. WJMI__________ 4TH IT. NIAR Mollanylll*. 1 *m. bdrm*. vary clean, gull* afaa.SHOmo.MMIM 101-Houses Furnished/ Rent SANPORD, I STORY CO TT A O I , 1/1. A/C, pool, UM/ltl/latl. HIO fumirtad. JW/djjumjymafcerJIdeTr — ■pt "W* Mawapa Year Ham* Ilk* Horae ear awa." I RDRM.. I RATH, comar lot. privacy lane*. IU0 man. + dap. Avail. I/I,1M *IM. 1 BIOROOM, I J hath. Security R Mtollto, fancad. UJO/mon. mm«», Beeper, tueua. 1/1. OVBRLOOKINO WEKIVA RIVRR at Katle'i Landing. No pot*. kMO month. Ml*470 MM DOWN a WHY RBNTf own, thl* 1 you can c , noma, with CHA, new paint A carpoll Art about HUD homatl The HUUman C U T ! 1/1, S4M + dap. ALSO SMALL APT. IdMt tor »>ngl*. MW/mon + dm -MTMl* L A t e i L IK I Now! 1/1 pad 1/1. garage*. acrn. porch**, yr. 1144*57 IaaM/dap.r---------- l«7-MeMle Hemes/Rent 4 » .• I ■* $ 1 r>o s i ^Tleiw SR ™ uniurnlihlo art*fWwiaPMMhli |_ ivrimvsi Laba Mary. Ml MN m — industrial ______ Rentals OPPICR-WARIHOUII. tram MM/man., 11Mag. ft.. PRIM! location, earner of 44A A Otd U . MW]f JM. In I I< c u m i y I >I I ' O S I T 111— Office ag. N. building total. U N ag W.pgrgNtoawdt.Mt-MM tin traffic areal MM manth. * :* t v : r r r WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS! THISWEEKONLY MtHJtCUH CUL D l SAC. Mini 1/1. toncad. •pill, w/garaga. *47.1(0 COUNTRY ESTATE, 4/1 on I * acre*, living, dining, lam., renovated, her** *1*11. tonad Agrl. Sal. lac. »y*. UU.fW. OVIIOO. Living, dining, toncad. garage. *45.750 PRI-FORCLOSURR. 14 prlv. toncad. carport. *44.1*0 OILTONA 1/1. *pm plan, lamI IXCNANOI OR SILL your INVtlTOAiRRALfvne-Mii HOMI W/Mam'i Mlto, 1/1 abv. grd pool, mint can tin. IUK.*711441 Realtor NO DOWN PAYMRNT. Par attainted boyar*I i/n», in *up*r condition, an large lot. II you ar* curmaffy an any waiting 11*1 tor a houM, Wt NAVR NOMIS AVAILABLE! Oraop lac. Raal.............. MI-MU. OWNER SAYS SILLM R* ducsdl Lika naw, Ig. 4/1. black ham*. CHA. wall to wall carpal, nlca araa, 141COO PRICR REDUCED! On nlca 1/1 In Plnacmt. Naw real, all amanlfia*. mual ***l 141.fW. 4t7Mi-a*i*araui*i« CMftlAttCOVE MOBILE NOME COMMUNITY a 11X14,1/1, n MANATEE, *14X14.1/1Spill, II MANATEE.MWI. a 14X44,1/1Split. H FLEETWOOD, W.W0. a 14X44.1/1to. U SKYLINE, 1 acm. rm*.. carport. I » , M aMXM1/1. Split,*I DESTINY, tpk, HOMS. a I4XM. 1/1Split. M BROAD MOOR, icmrm.. carport, HUM. oliXW, 1/1. It SKYLINE, FL rm., carport, HUM. a HXW, 1/L Split. WIKYL1NE, w/w**h-dryer, dlrtwathar, tpIc.SMWO. CALL. MMIM COUNTRY 1ETTIHO, La lot. S/t, naw carpet B vinyl, CH/A, lg. acraanad parch, all prlvato. Mt.aw..................wintd. MOBILE NOME IN CARRIAOR COVE. 1 Bdrm, Ito. Oraiary Mobile Hama*. Ml-MWMobl I* Home* to Carrlap* Cava N il* b Ftooattop IN I* Nr* • t/t, Lp. Living Room, tern. Rm., C/HA. Clean.... IMtt.M # l/l, palta, thad, c/ha, WWS. * l/l, I*' WW*. need* torn* TLC. KMMtba moved.IMW.M. d l/l, Oaubla-Wld* Urge Potto, Carport. Large Matter Padream. C/HA, Clean A Nice.............. 4W-M1-441*ar P4AMI4 TRAILER M N. PL NK.I AC. i:im im n i;» m : v il Local pk.i ......ME-fWI FWI4 I BEDROOMS, I bath, kit., i SANFORD, in. FAMILY ream. C/NA, renovated, SISM STENSTROM U i — Hemes ter teie R E A L T Y , AHolidayOpportunity unaiwunir Ba tha tint to thl* mobu* ham* Mt up In Carriage Cava. 1Rdrm. C/HA, *cm. ream. ST. JOHNS RIVER, 1/1, S FF iH T S Sf5 r«M T grtrT up. MOV! IN SPECIAL! Mt* i i i ' m i n i i i mi m SANFDKB, miles 323 330 1 At I ilitIIAHt I HflMI'vl n tmu 1 l*WI(1 Milt '• O tta* feyNtA e* 1S7— MeMIe Homes / Sole 141— Hemes ter Sale l Att| >r- i i • •i i r j | VI NTUW I PMOPI El Tl| S 1.1 -1/I* I 1H— Duptei* Tri|Ht« / Rent HOUSR, Smaller t/t ISM month. Dapoilt, MW. See at: III* Loucutt Ava, In laniard. M U ttS ____________ I ' . • t • <. • . I _______ sm-itt*__________________ SIMINOLB HieN, 1/1. C/HA, carpal, agulp.. kit.. In*Ida ^aundrjjO KjortjlM id*^^ I »■ , ■ va /. - 1< ....... . V/v/ • « I • patio, comm. pod. U50/110 •SANFORD 1/1 upiteln apt. with parch IMM/MO JIM P O V L t..................MI-MU SU N LA N D I I T A T R I , 1/1, CH/A, nawly ramodalad, vortical*. appll.. calling Ian*. * utlltly roam, aprlnkler *y*t*m, carnar lot, back fenced, carport, no pat*. MdO/Ut, latl dapMil. Mawu/MMMt. WOOOOINR, */». CHA, comer lit , heavily Iraed, I car garage. StM mo. MO I4S4 I RDRM. HOMO AC. *100 par mo. Na pat*. HALL REALTY •COUNTRY LIVINe YOU CAN APPORO. 4 Radrmm hama with almatl 4 ACRRS torEWJM. Sound* poodhuh7 Oayt* Ml-MRSmiMt-im. ITRALTNII ................ SLRSPSR FIXUP Ovor 1.1 country acre* nicely tread and tocetod near new 4 Rdrm. naadt a LOT OP WORK, but you'll ba a wlnnarll Mmud value ever M W * naw priced at MMM "Rrtoa a* iLLNOWII d ta tM 21S— Boats and Accessories PUT AND SELL Good clean utad lurnllura A antique*. In thop rallnlthlng avail. LARRY*! MART......m a in dCHAIR, Brown leather, Mod am *tyl*. vary comlorlabl*. ported conditionI MO 777 1475 dPRERZIR. Kenmore upright, Naw gartal. froit Ire* 5100. u »i*i*_________________ OOOO Madtonl Naw Scratch A Dent*. New Utad appliance*. Dkk'*AppHance*e »177 755* M* CAPIN CRUISER, New 100 HP Outboard engine. Run* great *5.000.14*110*Jim. IN O . Large 4/1 «/ m i tg ft. apllt plan, wood Hear*, cathedral calling*, fireplace, la law aptlandicapad, mutt * * * l .......................... .111*.aw. tflimi nmr cowwiumtt l/l Ranch w/daabla ter*. MiAllama^A L maLIu I PNFShiit •ppiwncw®* DTeeNieii bar, ipaca Nr RV, to acr*. landicapad. hadp* fane*. 1217729* 12214a t j Itt l*i I,' 1 0 / V I i 11*y 231-C a rs JUICY Sweat Hamlin arena**, 55 bu., »S5 Pinaway, Sanford. Call M5-M4a baton taming NAVCLMAKCS Picked Ireth to order t4aail*» Prove-m-*M7. PONKAN A COCKTAIL CITRUS TREKS. CRYSTAL LAKK NURSERY LAKE MART: Ml-tm SANFORO NAVEL Orange*. ^Farmjjjai^etorjAj*^ 222-Musical instruments DOPRO, 5171; DOPRO, SMI; FMM* A Raw Sill; With hard com , in ext, cand. 140-5171. PARER FORKLIFT, go SI5W. Diamond Plato Alum. TeoUiex. Full. 545,177 7*44 IBM COM PU TIR. Color monitor. Ml up tor sutdtnt or great tor tm. bus. U71 cath Include* printer A lot* ol program*. 4*7*M-*4r* • LEADI NO (DOE campvtor, Model D enhanced mod*. MS DOS 4.M. I* upgradable. Fin* ^oreJwgJnner^^LlWIMJ^ OBT NEALTNVII FREE RE­ CORDED INFORMATION! 117— Sportlm Poods OREAT OUTDOOR STORAOI. PINBALL EladreMc William* Comal. 4-player 15*. Great XmaaOHttMWSPA/NOT TUB) I PERSON llohtod. Call MI-W04 ONORTAKE STONEWARE dlthat, 45 placet. NEVER USEO.liW.Mlim________ * WINDOW AC UNIT, tor our W dagro* winter*! NICE Room tin. Exceiled coedWanI SW. M ill n Leave maatata DECORATE For TH* HatfdayiT Free adtotatoti Cell anytime : Creative Oecer.........J14-OI5*. 1041 FORD IRONCO, XLT, 4WO. Loaded, Naw battory. Dead cond. 11 to*, ltd 1M7. •1 CHEVY Ftck ep. automatic, MEL call M l 140* lv. m*g- Boat*. RV, Equip. Fancad A portable w/aqulp. undarwalar light. Coder OAZEEO. Never uMdswi-aw-iwiai i . 1ST— Office Supplies / Epuipmenf a* CHEVY caavaraNd van C M, ISO ang. all power. 1 owner, .. c c a g . U O N . R H l t 231— Vohklts W iw M TRACY RUVS OLD A JUNK CAKS/TRUCKS FOR CASH. FR IIN a id a a m y.lM MM. CASH MS PAID! Far JeaA Cara, T r u c k * A M l i c . l Keep America Mpmdjhd I ■ 230— Antique/Ciessic Cere 1*41 PONTIAC Storcbtot, ail ORIGINAL! On* Ownarl JUNK CARS WANTROI Runn Ing or nail Pay M> 7 day* a wk.wohoulll 5M IM M M 41 FORD FALCON, 4 dr., Body ■ axe.I ALL Orlg. Motor 170 orlg . auto. MOW, OBO Art in -t u M im Meteriels FOR SALE: MxM-aW Sg. ft. Fermerty Delivered to yeur ........... m «n i. color, vented, never utad. *1111 In box, til. Ovlalda are*. MI-4140__________________ dSLIDINO OLAI I l r. 4 tod. 241— RucrtaflMwl Vthidts/CawMtrs tor Pemte m -liil a«m lam. 331-Cars CAMPOROUKO MamietaSto camp tram caaat to caaat. RPl attillaflan. Paid Utdi Sacrlflea *1711 Call HW -M M M I 107* V ID A . 17*, Mb Wheal. TLC. H IM . Or make GRANNY'S CAR. Na Jokal II CHIVY Cllalton, a*K ml. runt good. COLO AC. auto, all powarl Great pa* ml. tlfW Firm. Ml-llflar Mi-Mil ( 193— Lewn A Garden I # LAWN MOWER. Goad basic mower. III. M l t l l l Leave .................m i n i . I M V I I A I r v m M i n 1 V I \ ( I <111 < * I I ’ 1 11 •W H O WACKIRI Eladrle. na awful lumesl dll Ml 1111 ON f H 19S*«Mechinerv/Too<s lu ( 1 V I I I 1 A i i A rvji.i * A 11 \ 11 f u l l » Nils 1BB8MERCURY l N I I I It s s ****** •CHEVRG CAVALIER •i cam* r * i O* | | | R A L ^ F i i'g h* 1MS TOYOTA MR-2 t*-_. *e-—ww— GRAND MARQUIS m H A P P Y J A C K TRI VERMICIDE. RacagnlMd tot* A affective again*! hook, round A Up*worm* to dap* A cat*I.....................m-lIM Ful Power. I^P^f. W-|f 1909 1NS CHRYSLER 1SSSBUICK LEBAR0N C0NV. CENTURY LMRTE0 LOVIEIROS. Edramaly tom* muchmare............Ml dm. dSABY CRADLE, Bnwn. axe. canditlan. SM. MIWM « r « ia c OURR BEDROOM SUIT!, Headboard, chait, armalra. t mpkt eland*, mattfTHi W IS H 1* :__ 235-Trucks/ Busts /Vans Call th* Total Health A Llfw Ex ter*Ion Hotline; 1*1-4174. ■■citing, Timely, Ravatv- LIOUID WORMRRS net dato* FRBIBbNnn K fN M O iiw pu im en m W ANTMUB CHINA CABINET A 4 chair* A tobto. Coma im A ■ maboanaNar..........Ml-1414. ANTtUUB NOLOCNOAKf rodtoar with heat A MOTORS A AUTO TRANSMISSIONS many mltc. motor* from SIM up Including re bultdabit a m . 4 ban, many trantmlMlom from 175 up. Cillr 511-4*14or 04* 541*. BURGLAR EARL Ea*y push button releaMl 55 per tq ft. Memker at Cb4mb*r...ll4-5I44 Its— Computers RUVINR a LEASWR a HOUSES PLUMSW LEMONS Cbarttot WPMW. BUT HOUIItIMM / r 233— Aufo Farfs / AcctssorHs 223-Mi scelianeous * SHOP VAC, Wat Dry. i l l i l l — Apffie Nets need* work. In top thapt worth S10.0W. Will toko UM* new...................i4t-noo, Jim, 1071 CHEVY VAN. 110 angina. Run* vary pood UOO.tO. 140 5100. Jim.______________ 1*74 OLDS. A/C. 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Free atlimatotcail.... wS AT rate* A tong dltlance Guoran toad In wrllkip. Uc./toeered. KCiiaaiaa.aM-' tbt Ynk^Eap, rlid im l X FA i K TIN*, I N A ^tlT yr*MUNEU. FAINT axp. IMXliHI Camm/retid. carpentry, rapalr*. dear T lu tf v B E ™ " iflg is fi m y f lU U iienglng, plotter In* M W I PAINTNIB A Free*. dry wall rapalr. Wallpaper ra moved Over M a rt— JtddWa PARIS FAINTINO. Preuura clean, epray, bruth A rati. Pepcern cell. Jrt* m -H M 1 sa' >O i J r H u s i n * ' » s F i t 'r y i !)«> S-J l i***! M o r i i i i . C ' j j II ( ' i t J i s i j i t u l , h in \1 l “ Lat iha PraNiilanali * M." Fraaaatimatot........MLW0I KMVNPe* VNiNGHMMt' W ■ » MMVW M la lfl A\ l i n t Ht 1 1 A \ �M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, December 1, 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE Why do lupus symptoms worsen? DEAR DR. GOTT: Please darliy the difference between dlncotd lupus and systemic lupua. I waa diagnosed in 1993 with discoid lupua but my symp­ toms have gotten worse, to the point of having seizure*. I even ended up in intensive care. DEAR READER; Lupus is an autoim­ mune disease that causes chronic Inflam­ mation of many of the body's organi. When it is confined to the skin, it is called '‘discoid’' lupus. This affliction is associated with little more than recur ling reddish, scaly patches that even tualty scar, becoming a cosmetic prob lem. Internal organs are not affected. Discoid lupus is not a hazard to health. On the other hand, lupus can affect the body as a whole. Called “ sys­ temic*' lupus, this disorder often leads to arthritis, heart disorders, lung inflammation, kidney failure — and a rash resembling discoid lupus. Because systemic lupus can be fatal if untreated (with cortisone and other drugs), doctors always must assume it is present when sldn lesions appear. Therefore, discoid lupus is a “diag­ nosis of exclusion": Once blood tests and biopsies fail to reveal internal, widespread disease, physicians can conclude that discoid, not systemic, lupus is the culprit. Discoid lupus is treated with steroid creams. Ordinarily, discoid lupus does not progress to system ic lupua. Thus, because of your troubling comments about seltures, I am concerned that the lupus may have affected your brain, a consequence o f protein abnormalities In the bloodstream that are common in systemic lupua. The worst scenario la that your doc­ tors missed the diagnosis of systemic lupus years ago by not testing you. They may have incorrectly assumed you had discoid lupus, when — in fact — you didn't. Now. you’re left with some serious consequences of a late diagnosis. The beat scenario is that the discoid lupus and leisures are unrelated. Of course, seltures are a serious afflic­ tion that require treatment with anti­ convulsant medications, such DUantln. In my opinion, you need a thorough examination and testing, under the supervision of an internist and a neu­ rologist. At the very least, you need a CT or MRI scan o f your brain and blood tests to check for abnormal pro­ teins and internal damage. Ask your doctor about this. To give you more information, I am sending you a free copy of my Health e ure ‘ Report “ Lupus; The Great *Imitator.' Other readers who would like a should send IS plus a long, a ef? addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box S9I7, Murray Hill Station, York, N Y H IM . Be sure to mention the title. by Mori Walkor BEETLE BAILEY ll- l by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER r W jj o , w u t u b ...i t b b e e n a WHILE. SINCE YOOVe BEEN I N ! H 6 U A DOCTOR STONER.! WHO SAID IT WAS CO N6 TO BE WARTS NEW T 2ITS BEENA TEAR SINCE EASY BEING A DERNATOUDGlSr? ^ by Horrir Jchiultfrf EEKBM EEK THE RLWBUCAAJS HAMS QOAJB T O O F R R . TTi DEAR DR. GOTT; What can be done to help hardening of the arteries? Medication doesn't seem to work and I exercise as much as possMe by walking. DEAR READER; If anyone had an answer to this question, he or she could retire to a private (aland in the Caribbean. Arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) is an Inevitable consequence of the aging process. True, some peo­ ple — chiefly diabetics — have accel­ erated arteriosclerosis, but all of us will get it sooner or later. There la no cure for it and no medicine to slow Its Inexorable progression. Nonetheless, people can do much to compensate for it. Stop smoking. Pay attention to your cholesterol and eat a balanced, low-fat diet. Keep as physi­ cally active as possible. Take care of 1 • M M nyH S I breed ef deg 13 Roman hrrsnt t r — 14 I form) 1--- n n i i n i f i B to IIR u d S n v o t o irw ttM tyfio h I I — Od I— I. you rself by gettin g adequate rest, moderating alcohol consumption and treating Illnesses (such as hyperien sion) as they arise. Also, listen to what your body is telling you and get an fa annual check-up from your family physician. Other than following these sugges­ tions, there’s not much elae you can do. Aging ia built Into our genes and, until scientists can rearrange these genes, we have to accept the hands we have been dealt. One last thought; Don't forget to keep a sense of humor. OtM NEWSPAPERENTEMftBC ASSN 41 loauo forth 44 UNO 47 bo a busybody n n n n nnnm ror.in n nn n n n n n r.inn n nn n n n n n n n n □ n n n n ramunn n n n nnn roan n nn nnnnro □nmnnrnn nnnn nnnu m innrornn n n n n n roron n nn nm i nnm n n n n n ur/inmi nnn n n n n n n n n nnri n n n n n n n n nnn nnnri n n n n II M SI Scandinavian ■ ca p H ii ■ -----00 0 * pom u u p T rm ? 43 43bridtoaart bribe pari I I HunijjX tt ta 14 33 Large WTO 33 V M to- Iff™I jp rS g M ■ •erne STUMPED? 4 O Noettf | i— - - • Tropical • i telleh 10 11 Cal jof Answers # feuft-torwarfewy Wowo IB 11 • tNShyMA.SK. WIN AT West switched to a low dub, which ran to South's quoin. The declarer contin­ ued with the heart Mag; ace, five, aev- Careful with thoaospots ■y Phillip Alder (C t T R tfiC T T H ft ) f&Mttsnr AMD WJ6AD hdUJTI W TDW TW VCOe n n jw tu c u K K , msBsst m n m w x N x m Eg 11 ^*5 -— ■is. trumps. When declarer plays trumps, what does it moan Myou play high-low? Treditionalty, you ore showing an odd number of tnunpo. AM onutM y. you are void in aside auk end leaking tore ruff. Nowadays, though, mast experts exporta in North America ues thsir lew trumps to sand suit-preference messages. Playing high-low shows interest In ■ hkh-renklA . that playing an UMOcossarily high -o a k a isn't M ai to the t‘ * was in today's deal. ta rabid a torcto three no-trump fay flouth Ui i m de, this cmltM Im ,AM I • 114 • A A 4 #A J 3 • 10 * 7 J D m Io t North I* >« l* l* «• e A Openlnjl— d: o A C ItMky NEAlec. [a rta y g ? »s m s n s / (^ "- h „ .llli of trumps. West returned a spade to dummy's aoo. The dub aos waa n d M by Bait's two and overruffed by South's three. South . csshod - . the king-queen . ta --of die­ moods, ruffed a spade and led the dub kmc. r n dM . A second spade i my, the dub jack and the heart queen consisted declarer's II tricks. What if Bast foilowi with the heart two at trick three? Than he c m raff lap dubs with the six and seven, forcing out South's eight and queen. West ia lakwkh the wbmhqiJuch-Mr of hearts la data! the contract Phillip A id e r’s book. “O of Sm arter at B ridge.” it availabU, autograp h ed upon rtq u ttl, for II4 .M from P.O. Box li t , Rotlyn H U , NY 11577-0144. NOWTIt IM l-N • A • 14 t I 07 4 •A K J 4 I • S BAST 4RQI7 • 741 014 4 4 4 I *4 ■ o tm i • i !• i a i «K Q 4 ) OK Q I •Q ■Vi £ ■*.. ix r * .I bm o it ! move to otty level hooded today juet In ooae you hove to cope with unospodod antago­ nism. Do not base Judgments on your y .0 e e .2 .ll omoOone or tsefcngs. In the year ohood. your success might PMCBfi (TOO. 1> Norsk IS) You might depend on the foundetiono you lay. If espertonoe an unospodsd swing m your may ere strong, me ouaoohwaboroey.il Nnanclsl sksirt today. However, you con • a prob 4 you beheve m a I not aw anal return « a bo uo mate aa. •AOiTTAMUfi (b a r. IS-Ooo. a t) You will bo omicabio and eaay-going today A N M (Mareh 21•April 14) Once you're until somothing oi materiel value it at lotmiatod toesble plans today, ptoosed toward your ob>eckve. Major changes ol contorodnoss could incrooso. Know am I—I minute could lessen am pmbaba whore to look lor romanoo and youl «nd H. The Astro-Graph Malchmsksr mstondy TAUbUfitteril 4Mloy SN Oo nol try to impose your tdea on oamrs today, a you are In on Morior position, try to Helen, toct tor you. MoH 42.78 to do this newspaper. P.O. bos 17M, end say as MOe as posable Murray Hk Station, New York, NY 10184. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 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/56a94bf6dc7251fde6ffdefe4504370d.pdf 58a819d5b1f331845e48ab148532d4e4 PDF Text Text iflik SUNDAY S a n f o r d 75 C en ts H e S e r v in g S a n f o r d , L a k e M a r y a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e r a l d 1008 88th Year. No. 30 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Public housing 1995 High School Homecoming New hope for ousting drugs, crime □ People 71 st wedding anniversary SANFORD — A Sanford couple. Ethel and John Carver, have Just celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary. And they have lived happily ever after In Sanford. S e e P age 1C. By SANDRA E L L IO TT Herald Stall Writer BRIEFS Longwood commission meets LONGWOOD — City commissioners will consider the side of Longwood Nursing Care Center to Beverly Enterprises for the appraised value of $2.56'million during their Monday night meeting , , That price is $165,000 more than the $2.1 million Beverly Enterprises originally offered. The city counter-offered $3.5 million for the property. City attorney Richard Taylor recom­ mended the city accept the offer with the condition the company split any recovery from the condemnation of adjoining property. The commission meets at 7 p.tn. in city hall. 175 W. Warren Avenue. Shauntte Latimer. Natalie Raines, Lindsey Ridinger. Chief and Homecoming King Alex Acosta. Kimberlee Kelly and Brooke Wagner. See Sports Page 1B, Seminole High’s Chief Osceola is surrounded by chearleaders active In Friday night’ s Homecoming football game against Lake Brantley From left: County Planning and Zoning SANFORD — The Seminole County Local Planning Agency/I’lannlng and Zoning Com­ mission will conduct a workshop to discuss proposed standards for compatibility for single lamilv residential districts tills Wednesday beginning at 6 p m. The workshop will be held In the Seminole County Services Building. 1101 FT First Street In Sanlord. in the board chambers, room 1028. For additional Information, contact the Semi­ nole County Comprehensive Division. 321-1130. extension 7371 Part 2: Highway Patrol crackdown Student art wanted I Middle school students Irum Seminole County as well as Orange. Osceola. Brevard. Lake. Sumler and Volusia counties are invited to show their flair for art and writing. Entries are now being sought In a contest to he held In conjunction with Black History Month next February Deadline for the submission of entries Is Oct. ‘27. The theme is “ What Being African American Means to Me.” artworks should be a free expression using any medium desired. An essay should be ‘250 words or less, typed or neatly written. The winning art will be displayed on the cover ol the 1906 Black History Month Festival souvenir festival guide Winning essays, one from each county, will be published In the guide. For Information or to submit entries, contact Multicultural Resources. P.O. Box 3332. Or­ lando. FI. 32802-3332 or phone 1-1071290-0193. M o tiv a te d c o u n ty L A K E M ARY - T h e G re a te r Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber ol Commerce meets Wednesday morning at Heathrow Country Club. T h e topic w ill be “ S em in ole County is Motivated " Tiie program Is being presented by Seminole County, to report on the incentive program anil bow it will work. Cost lor tin meeting is $3 lor members and $5 for non-mcmlHTs. For additional Information, plume die cham­ ber office at 333-47-18 C o m p ile d from staff r e p o r ts INDEX B u s i n e s s ..................... 7 * i A C la s s ifie d s ..............1 -4 D C o m i c s ......................... 1 C C r o s s w o r d .................. 4 C D e a r A b b y ................... 3C D e a t h s .......................... 5 A E d ito r ia l................... , - 4 A E d u c a t i o n ....................4 B F l o r i d a .......................... 2 A HealthJFItneee e e e e e e e 6 A H oroscope tseeeeeesesee 4C Na tion • • • • • • • • • s e s e e s e e e s e 8 A P e o p l e ...................... 1 -3 C S p o r t s ....................... 1*3B T e l e v i s i o n ................... 3 C W e a t h e r ....................... 2 A tlH o m e is w h e re the heart is - 1 -Pliny the Elder Today V a r ia b le e |o it ii 1lie s s w it h scattered atlcrnoon showers and thun derstorms High In i hv u pper 80s Northeast wind 10 to 15 moh Chance ol rain 20 percent F o r m o re w e a th e r, * e e P a g e 2 A SANFORD — A new program tentatively called BRO will try to help young, poor youths living in public housing avoid getting caught up with drugs and a life of crime Brolhers Reaching Out IlIRO) Is being designed with input from residents, city police, church lead­ ers and Juvenile Just Ire repre­ sentatives. The idea was sparked a few weeks ago when a W inter Park resident approached Cmdr. Dennis Whlimire aixnil a plan to help cnmhul drug activity in Sanford, especially In public housing developm ents After meeting w itli public housing officials Iasi week. Whitmire said. "There seems to be a new splrtl ol cooperation between tin* police de­ partment and the housing authority to gel rid of tlielr drug problem." Both parties understand there may he times when police do things which will upset the housing au­ thority. due to police rules and See Drugs. P a g e 5A H « f « ld Photo by Mark Hamm Htrald Photo D* t o o Of a won* Seminole High School Homecoming King Alex Acosta and Queon Angela Wiggins Lake Mary High School Homecoming King Recolon Jumpp and Queen Traci Tombros. , S e m in o le , L a ke M a ry c ro w n ro y a lty and p la y fo o tb a ll By VICKI DoSORMIER Herald Senior Stalt Writer Royalty was crowned at liotli Seminole High School and at Lake Marv High School on Friday ili-lore the Lake Mary Rams took on Deltona High School m the Hom ecom ing football game, running hack Remlon Jum pp took the place of honor as Sec Homecoming. Page 5 A _____________ Man once condem ned to die for raping girl is up for parole B y NICK P F E I F A U F Herald Staff Writer________________ The Florida Highway launched ‘'Operation Safe Journey II” today Th e three-m onth lon g law cii fo rc em en i i n i t i a t i v e w ill run through Dec. 3 1. Opera (Ion Safe Journey II Is a traffic enforcement effort designed to remove dangerous drivers Irom Florida's highw ays. It Is being Implemented to coincide wiib the effective date o f Senate Bill 232 which authorizes law enforcement officers to impound or Immobilize See Patrol. P a g e 5A Eat your vegetables B y SANDRA E L L IO T T Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — A man condemned to die lor the rape ol n S.udord teen 21 years ago makes another appeal to tin Florida I’.uole Commission next mouth to be released from prison Dennis Bernovlch. now 50. was sentenced to die tor the Mav 1971 rape of a 19 veal old girl. Ills sentence was commuted to Hit* in prison alter the Supreme Court overturned the death penults in f W e have n o t if ie d a jl th e v ic tim s and w e ’re all going to b e th e re once a g a in w ith bells o n .J L in d a K u h n 1972 i .isr. die second i isi was nut prosecuted CurrcniK a hie sentence carries a minimum in.mdalorv sentence ol 25 years liiuuiles >anuoj be considered lot parole until serving at least 2a years in prison. In 1972 the minimum man d.ttorv 25 year hie sentence was not in cllect Bernovtcli has been before tlie parole commission every two years since 1988 to have Ins case considered •The line ol thinking was why prosecute another ease when vou ran t get any more than that (the death penalty)." Kulm explained, "not knowing that a year taler his death sentence would tie ccimmunted to life " Linda Kulm has attended hearings and will be al the next one scheduled lor l)cl -l ill Orlando Kuhn is director ol victim services hi stale attorney Norm Wolltugcr sSantord other lie is coming Up Ini ills liieiiin.d review Kulm said w e have iiollticd alt die victims and wc re all going to be then nine again with bells oil ‘ The prosecutor had Hied two rape cases against Bernovtcli Doth cases wi re similar, tin lirsi im oh mg the Id vcar-old girl, the second Sanlord teen ager w ho w as about 17 years old In both Instances other tanub members wi re tied up while tiie victims were bound and assaulted m anottier room at gunpoint When Boruovich received the death penalty in tin 'irsi In addition to the tw o eases tiled. Bernovlch w as a suspect ill about a hall dozen oilier rapes ill i l i e Ceuiral riotidaarea. The rape victims have gone to all the parole board hearings with Kuhn along with deputy t barite Fag in w ho arrested Bernovlch over two decades ago A lodge's objection to Bernovlch s release lias aba» been tiled with I b< board. A major break in the ease came when ftcm ovu h s wile alerted poln e alter llnding rope and mask til Ills i ar. Kuhn recalled She obviously ts m tear because he threatened to kill her when or it be ever got out." Kulm added I lie parole com m ission m e e ts in the state otlu e b u ild in g in daw ntow ii O rla n d o |(X) \\ Robinson S i reel slim lOM I.on lerellt e room 3 o il Oct l b« gamtng.it 9 a m M*r 4 Itl f»noto b 1 M*fn*c» Michael Joseph Kopy 3. ottered cucumbers to visitors at the Santord Farmers MarKot Saturday morning The budding young entrepreneur was - at the Magnolia Square market helping his mother sell tresh Iruit and vegetables i �- Sanford HwaM. Sanford, Flertda - 1MWgg, OctobSf 1, 1W8 More: Historic district mailbox dispute FLORIDA npw O wnior d w t t i i u t f ________ 1 , . ■ ' Authorities butt aUogod prostitution ring MELBOURNE — Federal and state authorities have broken up an alleged prostitution rin g that ran 11 establishments. Including one In Longwood. and raked in more than $10 million over the years. Phillip Squlllante and Robert Labak. both of Palm Bay. arrested Friday after a three-year investigation. They are accused o f leading the ring that did business in Florida and Connecticut. Including the Xanadu Th ee Club in Palm Shores. The tw o face dozen* of counts o f racketeering and m oney laundering charges. Th e federal grand Jury report details to 1979. T o avoid investigators getting Inside the prostitutes were interviewed first and were only accepte d If theyhad sex with an organization manager, authorities said. "T h e gu ys we got today are the b ig guys," said Jay Schultz, Florida Department of Law Enforcem ent case Investigator In Melbourne. Others arrested Friday in Florida on racketeering charges were W illiam Allan CoDomore o f Malabar. Michael Squlllante o f Palm Bay, who Is Phillip Squillante’s brother: Kenneth Raym ond Taromino of St. Cloud: and John Herlihy o f M m Bay. Also arrested on Friday In Connecticut was Michael A very, w ho m anaged the Palm Shores chib. He was charged w ith racketeering and money laundering. The other prostitution houses operating In Florida w ere in Orlando. Lakeland. Springfield, Avon Park. Longw ood. Bradenton, and Nokomls. th e grand Jury said. Three similar operations were in Connecticut. Federal authorities estimate each establishment made u p to •1 .0 0 0 a day through prostitution. Avoid frlpphont u t t i pilch— l I: TA LLAH ASSEE — Floridians are so Incensed by telephone solcltors that they're willing to pay to be left alone. About 31,000 Floridians h ave called a state hotline to get on a No Sales Solicitation Calls list, according to state Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford. People pay *10 to put their telephone number on the list the first year and $5 each year thereafter. "Com plaints about telephone solicitation calls are among the top consum er complaints.” C raw ford said. "Florida consumers can help ensure their privacy ... by registering with our departm ent." t h e list la part of the 1907 Florida Telephonic Sales Act. which requires all telemarketers to obtain the list before operating in the state. T h e list Is updated quarterly published the first business day o f January. April. July October. Telephone solicitors who try to sell to people on the list risk fines o f up to 110.000. Since 1993. the state has collected •44.313 In fines. There are exceptions for telemarketers responding t o a request by a consumer, those calling in connection with a debt or contract, those in the newspaper business and those asking for charitable donations. T o get on the list, call l-SOO-435-7352 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. From Associated Press reports £ M— '7f.» i' 1 -t*.r m Sanfoid HsraW Staff Writer S A N F O R D — More lease agreements w ill be considered Tuesday, at the October meet­ ing o f the Orlando Sanford Airport Authority. The meet­ ing Is scheduled to begin at 8 :3 0 a .m . a t the A. K a y S h o e m a k e r In te r n a tio n a l Term inal Conference Room. Th e following Items have been listed on the meeting's agenda: • Personal appearance — Cheney Mason, representing Spolakl General Contracting. • Personal appearance — Ralph H adley, representing Jcttalrc. •Consideration — Separate agreem en t for construction and operation of FIS facility. • Conatderatlon — Short­ te r m le a a e w ith B u lld o g The winning numbara for Friday night Fantasy 5war* 4-8-16-17-22. Sunday. October 1, 1966 Vol. M . No. 30 Pubtialted Tuaaday through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Harald. Inc. 30C N. Froneh Ay a , Sanford. Fla. 33771 Sacond Claaa Poataga Paid (t Sanford. Florida and additional mailing offlcaa Poatmaatar Sand addr aat efiangaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD, 7 0 Boa 1M 7. Sanford. FL 13773- 1M 7. Subacrtpflon Raft* (Oalty 4 Sunday) H o rn Dahvary Man 3 Month. S1S M *34 00 t Month. m OO $44 00 IVaar $74 00 $4400 Florida Raatdanla mutt pay 7\ aalaa l u In addition lo ralaa aboit. Phono (407) 333-2*11 A irlin es. Inc. (A helicopter co m p an y operating ou t o f Orange County). • C o n s id e r a tio n — Assignment of lease by Central Florida Terminals. Inc., to South Trust bank. • Conaideratlon — J o in t participation agreement with th e Florida Department of Transportation for increased funding on the south access road. • Discussion — Hangar » 4 . • Discussion — Financing options for demolition o f old buildings. • Liaison reports • Report on FAA approval of • S ta ff reports. T h e A. Kay Shoemaker In­ ternational Terminal la located at One Red Cleveland Boule­ vard at the Orlando Sanford Airport. SANFORD - T h e post office has d e n ied g i v i n g s p e c ia l treatment to anyone. Neither the W alt Disney Com­ pany nor the residents at the Sanford D o w n to w n H istoric Dkttlct have any kind o f special dispensation when it comes to mad delivery. While Oary W ain, president of the Central Florida Letter Carri­ ers union, said an exception was made for D isney's Celebration comm unity to receive Its mall In dooraid c mailboxes, postal rep­ resentatives say that Just isn't so. " I f w e w e re to make an exception for Disney or for the residents o f the Sanford Historic District, w e 'd have to make an exception for everyone." said Joseph Breckenridge. corporate relations representative for the U.S. Post Office's southeast re­ gion. " T h is la a national regula­ tion. W e a re not going to make any exceptions. Not for Disney. Not for anyone." Som e residents In the Sanford H istoric District have m oved their mailboxes from th eir doors to a rural box at the curb In response to sn offer of a free box from the post office. T h e y have found, however, they ca n not m ove the box back to th e door If th ey find they don't lik e the unsightly box In front o f their historic home. Once a box Is moved to the curb. It must remain there a d Infinitum. effect since 1979 and la a part of the past office’s efforts to Increm e efficiency and keep de­ livery costa to a m inim um . *‘ We h a v e b e e n u n der tremendous political pressure to control c o a ts ." Breckenridge said. "In Japan, fo r example, it coats 804 to deliver a single letter. It Is 004 In Germany. We are doing what w e can to keep coots lower in this country. The curbside delivery is one o f the beat ways to Increase efficiency T h e reg u la tio n r e g a r d in g curbside delivery has been In Forming Lake Mary HsmldCofTsapoodont On J u n e 3 .1983. the mayor of the.young c ity o f Lake Mary. Walter Sorenson, asked each member o f the c ity commission to select sn individual from a list of nine volunteers to serve on a five-m em b er c i t y h istorical time srerr Charles Lytle. Russell M eg o n eg a l. R a y m o n d Pox. Kenneth King and Burt Permchief. The Mrgone gala. Russell and wife. Lillian, w h o had come earlier from Pennsylvania, were especially interested in promot­ ing a sense o f history in the The persona appointed to form the Lake Mary Historical Com­ mission were: Virginia Palmer Anderson, retired postmaster. L illia n M e g o n e g a l, R o b e rt Petree. resident city attorney. Colin Keogh, a native o f Lake Mary and Margaret Green, re­ tired Journalist, w h o w as out of the state for the sum m er. These nominations w ere ratified unan­ imously. A n on-goin g d isagreem en t arose between the Committee on Ethics of the state o f Florida and the city of Lake M ary because of the eth ics c o m m it t e e 's In­ sistence that the m em bers o f the historical com m ission were re­ quired by their rules to file an ■Hw.fi financial disclosure form. Because o f this, Virginia An­ derson resigned from the com(B tiM o o ^ T h e city commission opinion-of the ethics committee. But after their second refusal in J g l l U C the U K Lake u u c July 1987 to recognize Mary commissioni as a "purely advisory board w1th ith Jurisdiction over less than •100.000 " of public funds. Margaret Green Wesley also resigned her memberahip on the board in protest. However, both Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. W esley continued to cooperate with the commission's projects ss volunteers. Mesntime. the commission had recommended to the city that they finance publication of the manuscript "L a k e Mary Be­ ginnings" b y Margaret Green (W e s le y ) w h ic h w a s a c ­ complished. Also, through the original In­ itiation by Mrs. Megonegal of accepting h istorica l markers from the Sem inole County His­ torical Society. It was worked out and the first marker was received and erected in front of City Hall (form erly the commu­ nity hall erected In the 1930s by Frank Evans). Now that’s Italian s* m Tha Sanford Lion’s Club Saturday hostsd an Italian faast foilowtd by Bingo as Its annual fundraiser. Sawing up reaping pittas of tasty spaghetti and garlic brtad at tha Civic Cantar u art, from laft: Shelby Parkins, Matt Altsmasa. Shorty Smith and David Hail. Ready to aat ara Mabla Pithoud and Lucia Waavar. Becker kicks off cam paign to run for county sheriff •• Hsraid 8taff Writs r A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS P r o m is in g a p o sitive, p r o ­ fessional. non-personal c a m ­ paign against t h e . Incumbent Seminole County Sheriff, -.toe Becker launched a year-lcng campaign Friday night to unseat fellow Republican Don Esllnger. " T h e w atch word of th is cam paign." Becker told over 350 supporters in the ballroom o f the Altam onte Springs HUton. "la to restore confidence and integrity in the sheriff’ s office, period." T h e a d d itio n a l planka o f Becker's platform are: Im prove employee morale. S t o p la w e n fo r c e m e n t experimentation Make our streets safer by enhancing specialized neighbor­ hood units. Establish financial responsibil­ ity and Institute an "open door" policy for em ployees and citizens o f Seminole County. Esllnger la completing his first elected term aa sheriff. He is expected to seek a second term In 1996 but has not opened a campaign account. Becker noti­ fied the elections supervisor he has opened an account to collect and spend contributions In his campaign for sheriff. Becker will be challenging the Incumbent J o a Backar for the GOP nomination in the Sept. 3. 1696 prim ary. T h e quaiiflng period la In m id-July. In cu m ben ts in c lu d in g th ree county commissioners and the property appraiser h a v e also opened accounts. C u r r e n tly s e r v in g in th e M aitland Police d ep a rtm en t. Becker was a deputy fo r a short tim e under Esllnger a n d even received a commendation. A retired U.S. Navy Captain. Becker was s fighter pilot w ho served In the Vietnam War. During his military career, he also served aa the commander o f military police at a N aval A ir Station. Aa a civilian he has owned and operated fam ily business and waa s regional sales manager for Orumman Aerospace. During B ec k er's speech, a heavily disguised man who said he .tkaa^a S e m id o le County deputy sheriff w as escorted to the piodium wjyere he read a letter of support for the can­ didate. The m asked, gloved man wearing a coat, hat and sun­ glasses said, in a near whisper, he was speaking on behalf o f his fellow law enforcem ent officers who were w orried about losing their Jobs or oth er retribution if th e y p u b l l c a l l y s u p p o rte d Becker. Becker's supporters claimed the somewhat theatrical mo­ ment had not been staged but was indeed a deputy w ho feared for hisJob if identified. Some o f th e m o s t biting commentary o f the night came not from the candidate but from Eallnger'a form er public infor­ mation officer. G eorge Proechel. " I f I hear about one more new program the sh eriff is proposing at no coat to the taxpayers," Proechel said. " I ’ m going to vomit." He claimed Esllnger Is not a manager but a politician who. when facing a problem throws money at It. □i THE WEATHER i R K T H P O Today: Variable cloudiness with scattered sfterpoon showers and thunderstorms. High in the up­ per 80s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. T o n ig h t: Partly clou dy w ith widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly during the evening. Low in the lower to m id 70s. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. M onday: Partly clou d y w ith widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. High In the up­ per 80s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. ci»» Daytena Baach Ft. 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T ID E S : D a yto n a Baach: highs. 1:30 a.m.. 2:15 p.m.: Iowa. 7:40 a.m.. 8:37 p.m.: N o w B aa yraa Baach: highs. 1:35 a.m .. 2:20 p.m.: lows. 7:45 a.m.. 8:42 p.m.: Cacaa Baaclu highs. 1:50 a.m.. 2:35 p.m.: Iowa. 8:00 a.m.. 8:57 p.m. B O A T IN O sytaaa Waves are 2 to 3 lect feet an and choppy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature o f 81 degrees. Naw ta s y r a a B aach : Waves are 1 to 2 feet and choppy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature of 82 degrees. Bt Angnatlaa to Japltsr Inlet Sunday: Wind cast 15 knots. Seas 5 feet. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scat­ t e r e d s h o w e r s and t h u n ­ derstorms. Sunday night: Wind east 15 knots. Seas 5 feet. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. □ n THURSDAY V b ly c ld y 9 7 -7 6 .7:12 p.m. .7:19 a.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando la 10 Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels are rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency as follows: 0.1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5.6 moderate 7.8.9 high 10- very high \ r �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October 1, IKS - M SlUaelleM Members at Uie Sanford Police Special InveatlA thre Unit, (SIU), conducted a rererae Ming drug operation Wednesday night, near a atore in the area o f 25th Street and Sanford Avenue. T w o persona were arrested. They were identified as Joseph Anthony Whttmer. 20. o f 2554 Orange Avenue. Sanford, charged with purchase at cannabis, and Clarence William Angle. 00, of 2004 GrandvteW*Avenue, charged w ith purchase o f crack cocaine. (totting togsthsr to map strategy for ths flat annuo! Sanford GoMan Ago Oamoa, boginning forty naxt month, are this year's organlxoro from It* Sanford Rtcraatlon and Parks Depart­ ment- Loft to right. Supervisor Lies Jon**, special Kvants Coor­ dinator Klmboriy Soanowaki, Aaat. Sonlor Cantor Supervisor Ronl Mott, and RecraeNfon Su­ pervisor Watts HsrtsfMd. QUAD Squad setlofts Mem ber* of the Sanford M i c e QUAD Squad arrested Linda Kay Hicks, 33, with no local address, at Fifth Street and Pine Avenue Thursday. She w as charged with posse salon o f a controlled substance (crack cocaine), possession o f drug paraphernalia, and restating an officer without violence. In a separate activity. Q U AD Squad members w ere in the 1000 block of Orange A ven u e Thursday when th ey said a man an the porch o f a residence began shouting what they considered as derogatory remarks at them. A s a result. Hurtle Leonard Willis. 25. o f 37 Castle Brewer Court, w as arretted on Later, at the John C. Polk Correctional Facility, it that W illi* was wanted on an active warrant for violation of probation an a conviction o f sale o f cocaine. D lh u t t f i g p f Sheriff's deputies arrested Tim othy Eugene Thom as. 24, o f 2019 McCarthy Avenue. Sanford, near 18th Street and Southwest Road Thursday. Deputies said they were attem pting to serve a warrant on a m an w ho was not Identified, when he fled from the area. T h ey said Thomas, nearby on a bicycle, called to the man and gave him the bicycle w ith which to escape. The arrest report Indicated the escapee crashed the bike Into a nearby patrol vehicle, but was able to elu de capture. Thom aa waa arrested on charges o f ob stru ctin g an officer/resisting an officer without violence. Burglaries T w o apartments at 1023 Landing Drive in Sanford were reportedly burglarized Thursday, in both < cases. Sanford police ‘ day. In said entry waa made by throwing a stone through a window . At one location, a 32 caliber revolver. Jewelry and other Item s with a total value or S610 w ere said to be missing. A t the other apartment, the residence w as reportedly ransacked, but nothing waa Immediately determined to be missing. Warrants: •G eorgia Jean Landers. 30, 2523 Orange Avenue. Sanford, waa located at her residence by sheriff's deputies Thursday. She was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. •D w igh t Dean Oliver. 21.1281 Dunbar Street. Lake Monroe, waa served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for aggravated assault. •A lo n z o Rydell Brundlge. 22. 3041 W. 23rd Street. Sanford, waa located at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge o f driving with a suspended license. •C lifford Allen Wolfe. 25. 1311 Roaecllff Circle, Sanford, waa located by deputies at his residence Thursday. He w as wanted as a fugitive from the State o f Indiana. • Norman Richard Mosch, 47, 3779 Celery Avenue, was located by deputies as the result of a traffic atop on Sipes Avenue Thursday. He waa wanted on a Lake County warrant for falling to appear on a charge o f issuing a worthless check. • Kim Bryan W oem cr. 34, 105 Hazel Blvd., Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. He waa w anted for falling to.pppear on a charge o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. •S teven .Wayne Angle. 22. 93 Exeter Court. Sanford, waa served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. He waa w anted for violation of probation on a conviction of Improper exhibition of a firearm. Traffic stops •T h ln k le Black Jr.. 56. o f Casselberry, was arrested by Longwood police following a traffic stop on U.S. H ighway 17-92 at Dogtrack Road Thursday. He was charged with Improper display of a license tag. no rear bumper, and possession o f a controlled substance. •S h erry Lynn Brewer. 36. 2550 S. Park Avenue, Sanford, waa arrested on U.S. Highw ay 17-92 at 20th Street by the Florida Highway Patrol, following an accident. She was charged with driving under the Influence. Sheriff reports • A bike valued at 0750. the property of a 15-year old Lake Mary boy. was reportedly stolen Thursday from a bike rack at the Seminole County Library on Greenway Boulevard near Lake Mary. • A Rambling boat trailer, reportedly valued at $2,000 was said to have been stolen Thursday from a boat ram p on U.S. Highway 17-92 near the Semlnole/Voluala County line. • A business was reportedly burglarized Thursday in the 3600 block of S. Sanford Avenue. Deputies said phone lines were cut and $500 In copper cables were stolen, a lon g with a used washing machine, used dryer and refrigerator having been taken. •Speakers, a radio and amplifier were reportedly stolen Thursday from a vehicle parked In the 2400 block of Byrd Avenue In Midway. Sanford police reports • A woman told police she was walking north on Orange Avenue near Eighth Street at approximately 4:45 Friday morning, when a man approached her. grabbed $6 from her and fled from the area. The wom an was reportedly not injured. • A cassette player and amplifier valued at $780 were reported stolen Thursday from a vehicle parked In the 1300 block o f Sanford Avenue. • A n $800 flute waa reported stolen Thursday from the band room at Lakeview Middle School. • A n estimated $280 In Items were said to have been taken Thursday from a vehicle In the 300 block of W. 16th Street. • A copier and fax machine with a total value o f $700 were reportedly stolen Thursday from a business In the 90 0 block of W . 25th Street. • A love seat, recllner and table lamp, valued at $650 were reported stolen Thursday from a residence In the 2000 block of Hartwell Avenue. • A grey 1979 Chevrolet pickup truck, the property o f a title parked parki in while DcLana woman, was reported stoleni Thursday ’ the 1300 block of Celery Avenue. • A n estimated $700 in damage was done to the door o f a business Thursday in the 2600 block of Country Club Road. Nothing was Immediately determined to be missing. A G ift to the AM EH lC Afl CANCER SOCIETY MEMORIAL It’s almost time Sanford to host Golden Age Games $ »l Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - W hile Sanford’s annual G olden A ge Games won’t officially begin until Sunday, November 5th, the Sanford Rec­ reation and Parks Department Is already hard at work and the entries are flow ing in from all across Florida and the the eastern United States. This w ill b e the 21st consecu­ tive year Sanford has hosted these games. W hile it waa one of the few cltiea In the entire southeast United States to hold such games during the first few years, other cities have Jumped on the band wagon over the years, and now. the games for senior competition are becoming quite comm on. Yet because of Its history o f achievement and suc­ cess. the gam es In Sanford still are ranked am ong the best In this part o f the nation. They also draw one o f the largest turnouts. The Executive Committee, has a lre a d y m a ile d ou t 4,000 applications to S c ^ r a who had previously given their names, or h a v e s h o w n I n t e r c u t in participating this year. As of early this past week, at least 300 entries had already been re­ turned. According to Supervisor Lias Jones. "N o t only are we expect­ ing a successful year o f friendly competition, but w e also have a num ber o f e x c it in g special events lined up.” Included In the list are the following: • Monday. Nov. 6 — A social reception and tour o f the Sanford Museum w ill be held at the museum on E. First Street from 5 until 7 p.m. • T u esd a y. N ov. 7 — A twilight river cruise on board the Rlverehlp Romance. The shop sets sail at 6 p.m. for an evening of dinner and dancing. Tickets will be $25 per person and are already being made available at the S a n fo rd S e n io r Center. 330-5699. •W ednesday, Nov. 8 — The mid-week banquet, with dinner and entertainment at the San­ ford Civic Center. Ticketa, at 16 per person, are also available at the Sanford Senior Center. •Thursday. Nov. 9 — The best talent around w ill be gather­ ing under on e ro o f for the Golden Age Games Talent Show at the Sanford C ivic Center. There Is n o ch arge for ad­ mission. C erem on ies for the actual games will be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 5 at thr Sanford Tired C ivic Center. As usual, local officials and dignitaries w ill be on hand to Inaugurate the atari o f th e 21st annual games in Sanford. A s In the past, there will also be th e lighting of the Golden A g e O am ea torch. T h is year's Uneup of events and gam es remains virtually unchanged from the past few years. Including the competitive even ts, there will also b e a hobby and photography show , dally breakfasts at the Sanford C ivic Center (7 a.m. weekdays), tw o historic fun walks, and the annual dance competition. W hite the actual games w ill begin on the Monday following the opening ceremonies, th e G o ld e n A g e Games s o ftb a ll tournament w ill be held N ovem ­ ber 3 through 5. sponsored in part b y the Seminole County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Team and partner applications must be submitted together. T o obtain Information or registra­ tion forms for the 1995 G olden A ge Games In Sanford, write to P.O. Box 1298. Sanford. FT. 33773-1298. or phone 1407L330-5699. Circles? ’\ G u n m e c d ia d D c I. ConcernforYour l S ^ w iih ift Neck . - Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions i P U B L IC N O T IC E S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y C O M M U N IT Y D E V E L O P M E N T O F F IC E SHIP HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM EACH YEAR SEMINOLE COUNTY RECEIVES AN ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FROM THE 8TATV O F PLORKM UNDER THE ■ TA TE HOUSM Q M TIATTVEt PARTNERSHIP (SHIP) PROGRAM. TH E SM P PROGRAM PUNOS ARE USED TO CON STR UCT. CREATE, PRESERVE AND OTHERWISE PROVE* AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR VERY LOW AND LOW M COM E HOUSEHOLDS WITHIN SEM M OLE COUNTY. ONLY VERY LOW AND LOW MCOME HOUSEHOLDS MAY N ASSISTED 1ARTH THESE PUNOS. TH E COUNTY EXPECTS TO RECEIVE APPROXIMATELY |1,817,000 IN IM P PIM kNO TH IS YEAR (S TA TE FISCAL YEAR. W M CH RUNS FROM 7/1/M TO M O M ). THIS FUNDING, VARCN COMBINED WITH IN TER EST EARNED ON PAST YEAR S' FUNOiNG, WILL BE ALLOCATED APPROXIMATELY AS FOLLOW S: TAR GET POPULATION STANO ALONE REHAStUTATtON VERY LOW INCOME VERY LOW M COME VERY LOW MCOME VERY LOW ANO LO W VERY LOW ANO LOW VERY LOW AND LOW VERY LOW ANO LOW VERY LOW MCOME N/A HOUSM O RECONSTRUCTION DOW NPAYMW TfCLOSMO CO ST DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE TO O L, LOAN 4 PAMT PROGRAM RENTAL CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES MCOME MCOME MCOME INCOME TH E COUNTY. M THE NEXT F E W MONTHS, W E I BE AWARDING M OST OP THESE FUNDS T O APPROPRIATE StM R ECM EN T AGENCIES WHICH WILL TH EN ACT AS THE C O U N TV S AGENT M DtSTRlSUTWO ASSISTANCE. THESE AGENCIES M PARTNERSHIP W ITH TH E SEMMOLE COUNTY CO*4*4UNfTY DEVELOPMENT O FFICE WRX TAKE APPLICATIONS PROM APPLICANTS AS ELIGIBLE. CONTRACT FOR IMPROVEMENTS. ANO ASSURE TH A T ALL FUNDS ARE HANOLED AND SPENT M ACCORDANCE WITH THE SHIP REGULATIONS. ELIGIBLE PERSONS M TERCSTED M APPLYING FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER ANY OF THESE PROGRAMS MAY SUBSET APPLICATIONS A T TH E OFFICE OP S U S R E O P E N T OFFICES W NCH T H E COUNTY M TIN 08 TO FUND SEW M EN OCTOBER AND DECEMBER. IM S OR AS MAY OTHERW ISE SE ADVERTISED BY TH E COUNTY IN CONJUNCTION WITH OR AFTER TH E AWARD. THE SUBRECJPCM T AGENCIES ARE N O T Y E T KNOWN, BUT THE COUNTY EXPECTS TO MAKE AWARDS B Y DECEMBER12. 1SS*. ANY INTERESTED PERSONS MAY CONTACT MS. FRAN NCWBORG A T THE COUNTY SERVICES SULDM O AT (407) 321-1130, EXTENSION 7370. FO R UPDATES ANO RELATED INFORMATION REGAROMO TH ES E AWARDS. THE APPLICATION PERJOO IC O N S O CTO B ER 31, 1M5 ANO HAS NO ENDINO DATE. HOWEVER. SOME SUBRECIPIENT AGENCIES TH A T ARE AWARDED FUNOS MAY STOP TAKING APPLICATIONS WHEN FUNDS ARE FULLY SPENT. A G E N C C S TH A T ARE AWARDED SHIP FUNDS MAY IN LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES AND A S APPROVED BY THE C O U N TY CHOOSE TO USE THEIR CURRENT ANtVOR EXISTING W AITING LISTS OF APPLICANTS. HOWEVER. THE C O U N TY WILL ATTEM PT TO MAKE FUNOS AWARD TO AGENCIES TH A T WILL TAKE NEW APPLICATIONS. SHIP PUNOS M AY ONLY BE USED T O ASSIST HOUSEHOLDS TH A T QUALIFY AS ELKMSUE UNOER TH E COUNTY* M COM E STVULATJONS l ONLY V ER Y LOW AND LOW MCOME HOUSEHOLDS NEED APPLY PON ASSISTANCE. THE POLLOW M Q CHART SHOWS TH E MAXIMUM INCOMES ALLOWABLE PER SIZE OP HOUSEHOLD. H O U S E H O LD SIZE LOW MCOME THRESHOLD V K flY LOW INCOME THRESHOLD •14,000 510.000 •22.400 •25.000 111.000 •20,000 320,000 •32.000 •34.050 •37.100 •21,000 •23.200 •24.100 •20.400 every mooin a munon unwanwu dogs and cate acro u America are put to death. Help stop this needless killing Spay or nsutsr your pet. SPAY U SA has programs sup­ ported by veterinarians and clinics in over 400 cities and towns. For help in finding affordable spay/neuler services, or to find out how you can help, call us today. 1-SOO-24B-SMV W HEN DtSTW SUTM Q SHIP FUNOS T O SUSRECIPCNT AGENCIES FOR TH E IMPLEMENTATION, TH E COUNTY USES SELECTION COS— TTEES TO MANE RECOMMENDATIONS TO TH E BOARD OP COUNTY COOMSSSWNERS. SUCH RECOMMENDATION WILL MCLUOE W * C H AGENCY OR AGENCIES SHOULD BE FUNDED ANO TH E AMOUNT OF FUNDS T O BE AWARDED TO SUCCESSFUL AGENCIES. THE COM M ITTEE USES CERTAM SELECTION CRITERIA TO MAKE TH A T OETERMMATION, ANO SUCH CRITERIA INCLUOES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOW ING: PAST AFFOROABLE HOUSING EXPERIENCE OF THE PROPOSER; TH E STAFFING ANO FINANCIAL CAPACITY O F THE AGENCY; W HETHER TH E AGENCY PROPOSES TO LEVERAGE SHIP FUNOING W ITH ADDITIONAL FUNOS; TH E AG EN C YS EFFORTS TO TA R G E T AS MUCH FUNOMO AS POSSIBLE FOR VERY LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS; T> C TIM E FRAME PROPOSED FOR TH E EXPENDITURE OF ALL AWARDED FUNDS. SHIP PROGRAM RULES ESTABLISH A UNDER TH E PROGRAM. THe REGARD HOUSING VALUE LIMITATION FOR HOUSING UN ITS ASSISTED HOMES ARE LIMITED. ANO THOSE LIMITS DEFER WITH THOSE VALUES ARE AS FOLLOWS: EXISTING HOUSING PROGRAM •3S.700 142.230 SSS.S3S •101.707 SHIP FUNOS MAY NOT BE USED T O PURCHASE. REHABILITATE OR REPAIR MOBILE HOMES. PLEASE CALL BUOOY BALAG1A OR HUEY DAVIS AT (407) 321-1130. EXTENSION 7370 or IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS REGAROMO THIS A D OR TH E SHIP PROGRAM. TH E TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR TOO CALLERS IS 1 AND IT IS ANSWERED B ETW EEN *00 AM TO LOO PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRCAV. means so much in cancer control. 0 • �4A • Staford HtfsM, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. Octobar f, 1009 Editorials/ O pinions LURLENE SWEETING (u s p s «ai-2ao) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2G11 or 831-9993 la cy K . Lost - Editor O d M H H. P ugh •Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onlha......................................$19 50 0 Mouths........................... $39.00 1 Year...............................$78.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tsa In addition to ratoo above. EDITORIAL New laws Many new laws com e into existence as o f today, October I. For the m ajority o f them, we say, " I t 's about time." For others, w e wish the requirements o f previous crim in al activities before m a jo r punishment Is meted out. would be fewer. Kathleen Finnegan, director o f Stop Turning Out Prisoners (STOP) adm itted that people often w orry about the cost of keeping m ore and mom crim inals In Jail. She added how ever. "T h e costs o f letting them out on the streets Is much greater to society.” We rouldn*t agree more. Regardless of w hether a criminal takes aw ay a person’s money o r his life, the consequences cannot be measured In comparison to costs o f possibly avoiding these actions by keeping prison­ ers In Jail. Yes, we believe i f a tax increase la necessary In order to build more prison space, the people w ould support it. but w ith stipulation*. Pork-barrel expenses must be elim inated first of all. and other budget trimming must b e made before placing an additional burden on the backs o f taxpayers. If unnecessary governm ent expenses are elim i­ nated and there is still a need for money to build additional prisons o r hire more prison guards, we believe the people w ill support an Increase. A new law requiring Inmates tq serve at least 85 -percent of their sentences behind bars Is basically good. Of course, w h y should we consider It a Jail sentence If It Isn’ t totally followed? If a person Is sentenced to. for exam ple. 10 years, he or she w ill be released In eigh t and a half years. W hy then don’t Judges sentence a person to eight and a half years and liave the person serve full tim e. It sounds more logical. Th e way It Is. It looks like our Judges are telling falsehoods when they sentence a person to a length o f tim e he knows full-well w o n ’t be served. Other new laws Include the four strikes item, which Imposes m andatory sentences for repeat violent criminals convicted o f a fourth violent offense and who have already served one stint In prison. This Is on e which we believe is atUl too weak. Jo h n s o n ’s role in equal rights Lyndon B. Johnson, our 36th president, would have been 87 years old Aug. 27. 1995. Johnson served as president from 1963 to 1669. Johnson was a Texan whose father and grandfather had served In the Texas Legislature. His adventure Into politics led him to Congress as a New Deal Democrat. He w orked closely with majority leader Sam Rayburn and became a disciple o f President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Prior to running for Congress, Johnson had served as the T exa s director of the National Youth Administration and the program he developed was cited as exemplary among state youth programs. Johnson served m ultiple terms In the House o f Representatives. H e w as elected to the Senate in 1948. In 1951. he becam e minority whip and In 1953 minority leader. When the Democrats gained control o f the Senate In 1954 he became majority leader. In 1960. he accepted John P. Kennedy’s offer to become his running mate. The assassination o f President Kennedy thrust Johnson Into the presidency. For the first tim e In our nation's history a female Judge administered the oath of office to a president. Federal District Judge Sarah J. H ughes administered the oath. Johnson's tenure In the White House was the golden era for civ il rights and social legislation. His state erf the union address In 1964 was ’ ’ Let this session o f Congress be known as the session. LURLENE SWEETING v than the which did more fo r civil rtl rights 1 hundred sessions com ibined; as the which enacted the m ost far reaching tax cut o f our time: aa the session which declared all-out w ar on human poverty and unemployment tn the United States." Congress taking Its cue from the president passed the ClvU Rights Act o f 1984 which opened public accommodations to African Amer­ icans. Congress reduced taxes and enacted anti-poverty lawa. H e championed: aid to education, reviewing urban areas, conouerlng disease, eliminating air and water pollution, developing depressed areas, crime prevention, removal of all obstacles to voting, and support for art and thought. WRITER'S BLOCK Join the spirit of band festival H itk m a ■ criminal to Wo Invotvnd In three acts before he can begin to concern himself with serving any lengthy prison sentence. While some don ’ t like the new law about welfare moms, we believe It has been needed. It would cut tn half the additional cash payment a welfare mother receives If she has more children w h ile on the receiving end o f the federal handout. In this way. more children will no longer be used to obtain more government assistance. We totally object to the law which prevents childcare centers from checking (he state’s child abuse registry to screen Job applicants. H ow Is a child care center to find out If a prospective em ployee has an y history In this m atter? Shouldn’ t the parents have assurance the em­ ployee’s credentials have been thoroughly checked before leaving them to care for the little ones? As we see these new laws, some arc good, a few can be accepted, and only one or two do w c find objectionable. W c ca n only wonder I f our lawmakers arc more attuned to protecting the rights o f a few w ho m ay rant and rave, than they arc for the safety, protection, and rights o f the majority of our decent citizens who elected them IntoofTIce. Wilt these new laws actually be good fo r the people o f Florida, or w ill they only be o f benefit to a few? This deserves close attention by everyone. LETTER If it a in ’t b r o k e If It ain’t broke, don’ t ftx It. Seminole County has an asset that m any communities are envious of. The landfill on Osceola Road with 40 more years o f projected use. New county commissioners arc proposing that the operation o f this precious com m odity be contracted out to be run by private companies for profit. This frightens me os now the county bears the responsibility and control of any leakage o f any toxic pollutants Into the Florida Aquifer or the nearby Geneva Bubble. Private concerns could Just move out a n d lea ve a mess and I f found responsible could declare bankruptcy. The county now has a cost per ton or Upping fee much lower than the majority of landfills in the slulc. Regulation o f where garbage comes from would be very difficult as many surrounding counties use the same haulers as Seminole and could seriously reduce the life o f Ihc landfill. If a contract Is coming up for renewal and there Is a possibility that current contractor would not be kept, there would be little Incentive to spend the monies necessary for the upkeep of the very expensive county equipment. Privatization of solid wustr to me Is a lose, lose situation. We serin so far to lx- doing garbage right. It ain’ t broke: leave It be. Stan Stevens Chuluota L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to tile editor are welcome. AH letters must In- signed, include the address of the writer uiid a daytim e telephone number. Letters should lx- on a single subject and tie as brief as possible. The letters are subject to editing. comm itted to pursuing Thus. Johnson equality for African Am ericans andI on Aug. 8. 1985. he signed the Vbtlng Rights Act. rem oved sll barrieTi to voting. Th ere was bipartisan support for the war on poverty and the program s emanating from W ashington. This w a s th e scenario when President Johnson sdrtrr tsrtl the 1965 n u t a t ­ ing class o f Harvard University. Washington, D.C. His speech was entitled " T o Fulfill These Righto." Johnson believed aa to correct Its eodal w ro n g s “ It for black Americans to have an equal chance to reap the rewards o f Am erican nfc, to epjoy equality tn their lives, and not m erely under law. You do not take a person w h o for years has been hobbled by chains and liberate him, bring him up to the starting line o f a race and then say. you are free to compete w ith the others and Justly believe that you have been com pletely fair. Although Johnson did not use the terms affirm ative action In his speech the rntmagr c o n v e y e d ea rm ark ed t h e sp ee ch as the epigenesis of affirm ative action. Affirmative action evokes both rational tirades pro and con. Y et like other critical It must be considered from varied perspectives. N ext week affirmative action w fll be explored from a personal perspective. W R IT E R 'S B L O C K Indiana Halloween memories LAKE MARY — There It was ... like some other worldly apparition. A 7-foot tall artificial pine tree, a Christm as tree popping up earlier than usual In the retail venue. But this tree w as not festooned In Yuletidc g litter... no tw inkling multi-colored lights and glistening glass ornaments. Ghosts and goblins, pumpkins and little clear, plastic skeletons each containing a green light In Us chest cavity encircled the tree. A few dismembered Frankenstein heads thrown in for good measure dangled from the tree. Orange twinkle lights bedecked the branches. It was a Halloween tree! Scores of artificial Jack-o’-lantems, complete with toothy grins, electric candles and plug-lns sat around the base of the tree and out to a square area resem bling a pumpkin patch. Those make-believe bright orange orbs of autumn mimicked nature with short ones, fat ones, skinny ones and tall ones. They sat ready and watting to ward off spirits or welcome "The Great Pu m pkin" o f the Peanuts com ic strip. Actually the plastic and papicr-mache' pumpkins are not a bad Idea for those who like to decorate early. I'm still battling a moldy spot on my front porch, six years after our first Florida Halloween. As a transplanted Hoosler. 1 was used to sunny, cool days and crisp (sometimes down right cold) autumn nights near the end of October. Touched by the nip in the air, the trees began their show o f fail colors as leaves turned orange, yellow , crimson and gold. Pumpkins for our holiday sculptures were selected from a near-by farm which was transformed Into a fall festival os scores of moms, dads and kids rode to the fields In horse-drawn wagons. Apple cidci and hot cocoa were the most popular beverages for sale In the snack shop which had once been an old tool shed. Pumpkin planting at the I’um'kin Patch was an annual rite o f spring, but the uncertainty o f the Indiana weather and requirement for a bumper crop to meet yearly demands some­ times posed a problem. Semi-trailers brimming wllh pumpkins were trucked to the site and the picking fields were resupplied each night so families would not be denied the chunce to chose their "hom egrown" pumpkin straight from the field. The Utile pumpkin hunters didn't seem to mind their choice m ight have grown up in Ohio or Kentucky, not In the Indiana clay. A few days before Halloween, the seeds, stringy Insides were scooped out and the toothy faces and scary eyea were carved. The artsy projects were set outside and Illuminated each night at dusk. The hunting candle cooked the llesh o f the ltd. giving off the faint aroma o f Iresh pie. Not wanting to resort to a supermarket pumpkin for our first Florida Jack-o'-lantern, I went in search o f a produce stand I had seen while driving with m y aunt. Being "directionally challenged," I drove the unfamiliar highways for what seemed like hours, without e v e r fin ding the elusive pum pkln stand... to the supermarket we went. The scraping, cutting and carving complete. Jack was placed on the porch a few days before the big night. Mildew Immediately began to consume the fresh pumpkin and by Halloween, the bottom o f the withered w inter squash was turning to a gelatinous, slimy goo. A recurring patch o f mildew marks the spot to this day. Pressure cleaning, bleach and other chemical agents remove the mark for a while but It always returns. Faux Jack-o'-lanterns with electric candles may not inspire m em ories but they are easier than killing mildew In Florida. Strike up the band. The 21st Annual Seminole County High School Band*Festival ts coming up on O ct:’21- at LakeJMwy High School. It's not only an opportunity for youngsters to show o ff *their 'talents and provide an evening o f entertainment, but It’s a fund-raising event w ith proceeds going to scholarships. Going along with that old axiom, "been there, done that," let It be known that I have participated in such programs. My high school band never (while I was a member) won first place in any marching or perfor­ mance competition. I w on ’t say whether m y participation m ay have caused It. but it gave us great pride to show how well we could march and play at the same time, and move Into Intricate formations without dropping our Instruments. We also participated In all holiday events such as the Veterans Day. Memorial Day, and Christmas parades. In cases such ss Memori­ al Day, the high school band would march from the middle o f downtown, out to the city cemetery, where a special program would be held. As the band marched, the citizens turned out to follow them. It was something which gave a feeling o f pride and participa­ tion to everyone. Much of this type o f public performance however, has fallen b y the wayside. School bands hardly ever participate In city func­ tions. At least It seems like that here In Central Florida. W hile 1 realize there are often transportation costs and other needs brought up which preclude much o f this participation. It still saddens m e to see a lack of our school bands In our parades. But I digress. Regarding this band festival. It generally has a good turnout. That should be expected because (hopefully) parents will turn out to watch their youngsters participate. W ith bands from many schools, there will be hundreds of participants, and therefore many hundred parents and family members sitting In the stands. While watching a school band perform m ay not be as thrilling to some parents as watching a football o r basketball game, let'a face it. the youngsters who participate In bands want Just as much to succeed in what they do as a halfback or tackle. Aa such, they deserve Just as much parental and public support. Advance tickets are 12 for adults, and 91 for children. This is probably the most Inexpensive evening o f entertainment avail­ able these days, and we hope not only people directly connected w ith band activities, but members o f the general public will turn out for this program. It should be noted that it costs about 95 per person admission for a high school football gome, so If that ts affordable, the 12 for the band festival is certainly a bargain deal. Give our teen-agers the knowledge that their performance and involvement In school band is appreciated. It goes a long way In helping mold character. As for me. I’ve hung up my clarinet. My daughter Donna, w ho waa drum majorette for Seminole High School a number of years ago has likewise hung up her flute and baton. But when it comes to being a supporter for school band activities, we’ll both be marching with the rest, at least In spirit and support. Join us. I �Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Octobar 1, INS - Homecoming o f that school's Homecoming Court. W iggins Is among the top lO students In the class o f I9B6. She la president o f the Seminole H ig h S c h o o l S tu d e n t G o v ­ ernance Association and of th e SemUiole County Student G ov­ ernance Association. S h e Is a m em b e r o f t h e National Honor Society. She la president o f the Destiny choral group. In addition, she la s va n ity cheerleader. Is listed in W ho's W ho A m ong American High School Students. She has won the Hugh O 'Brien Leaders h ip A w a r d , th e X e r o x Achetvement Award and she Isa finalist In the National Achieve­ ment Scholarship program. She w as also Miss SHS last year. W ig g in s h o p e s t o attend a police patrol and crime pre­ Jump out and start preaching, vention program which was you have turned them off. S h e d is c o n tin u e d w h en fu n d in g Just wants to build up their self-esteem." dried up. Davis ca m e to me, Th e proposed program la the " I don’t think w e would get probably tw o m on th s a g o ," very good participation to bring latest effort to encourage youths Whitmire recalled, " t o discuss project kids to meet at the police to embark on positive paths and the drug problem In Sanford." reject crime. department or some other city A minister. D avis lives In building." Whitm ire said. He A few months ago. the police W inter Park but w orks and approached form er public hous­ form ed the QUAD squad to travels through Sanford. She Is ing authority director Phyllis provide a quick response to concerned about the young kids Richardson to provide s meeting neighborhood complaints about In the public housing areas who room In the development. suspected criminal activity. hang out with the dope dealers. The QUAD squad commander " I knew our old CPT office was "Sne wants to d o something still empty, but she was gone reports residents, especially in wtth the kids w h o have not before w e could get details ar­ high crlme/drug areas, tell the begun to sell drugs or maybe ranged." Whitm ire added. The officers they are glad the police Just a first offender.*’ Whitmire use o f the former office has been are there. Whitmire said. explained. "S h e wants to do given the go-ahead by the au­ Changes may be made in the som ething to ch a n n el their thority management. public housing leases w hich would lead to the eviction of energies in a different direction. Richardson realgned citing She talked about getting this medical reasons Just two days drug users and dealers along program, some counseling and before an Investigation o f im­ with the individuals living w ith giving them some focus and proper procedures at the hous­ them. Including family members g l i d i n g up Afcrir selfesteem ." o r b o y fr ie n d s / g lr lfr le n d a . in g authority was completed. i O n e J o w g - t lm t d r u g - I n ­ Finance director Tim Hudson Hudson sjdd he will dtsouas ihe lease language changes with the vestigator listened to the pro­ w as named Interim executive posal but com m ented afterwards director. housing authority attorney. that Davis was not living In the In addition, housing authority A number o f groups and orga­ "real world’'o f the streets. nizations will assist with the officials will work to stop Indi­ 'My comment to (him) viduals suspected o f Illegal activ­ program . Including SHOCAP, 'n o th in g v e n tu r e d , n oth in g Department o f Juvenile Justice, ities from using a few apart­ gained,'" W hitm ire said. " I f we a minister and aeveral church ments to dodge pursuing police. Eviction o f tenants routinely do nothing, we know what w e’ve d e a c o n s . W h it m ir e a d d e d . got...exactly the same thing Hudson and Linda Williams.- offering suspects refuge may be considered, depending upon the w e've got today and tomorrow m an agem ent director o f the exam ination o f several legal and next week. I said. T in housing authority, have agreed questions. willing to try anything. If w e’ve the old police office may be used got a citizen com ing to us and a s a m eetin g place for the "W h en we get to chasing the saying this Is what 1 want to do. program. drug dealers, they run Into a we can’t afford to let the ball certain apartment as a safe "Hopefully, w e can have a drop."’ haven. There are about three or Davis haa found about IS ribbon-cutting or something (to children and four seta o f parents kick off the program). " Whit­ four apartments where the te­ nants allow that, because they Interested In the program. The m ire added. "She's (Davis) not group will be m eeting in the going to be preaching Chris­ are Involved in the drug trade too." Whitmire explained. public housing unit once used in tianity. W ith a lot of kids, (if) you In addition, public housing resid en ts get red u ced rents baaed upon thetr Income. Resi­ dents pay 30 percent o f their gross income for public housing rent. 1A Homecoming King beside Queen T ra d Tombroe. Jumpp, an honor student and atar o f the football team, haa been very a c tiv e In sch ool actlvtes dining his four years at the school. Tombroe la also an honor student and la a mem ber at the varsity voOeyball team. T h e coronation was a quick and simple one which gave way quickly to the football game at hand. Bestowed with flowers and a crown. Tom bros was cheered by the (ans as Jumpp and his teammates prepared for battle on the gridiron. A short tim e later, at Seminole High School. Angela Wiggins a n d A le x A c o s ta w ere a n ­ nounced as the Queen and King Drugs regula­ tions, be added, describing the BTAMLBTi S t a n le y C e m b o r . 7 1 . o f Mainsail Court. Lake Mary, died Friday. Sept. 29. 1995, at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Born in Bayonne. N.J., he moved to Central Florida in 1989. He retired as a plant manager in the oil industry. Mr. Cembor was a member o f the Church o f the Nativity. Lake Mary. He is survived by one daugh­ ter. Joanne Hench o f Lake Mary; two tons. Stanley o f Marlboro. N .J .. a n d R e v . T h o m a s of Irvington. N.J.: two brothers. William o f Bayonne, and Chester o f Pt. Redding: one sister. Regina Casale o f Bayonne; and five grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e. Sanford, is in charge o f ar­ rangements. Edith Eckenrode, 80. 95 Car­ dinal Drive, DeBary, died Friday. S e p t . 2 9 , 1 9 9 5 . B o r n in Philadelphia, she moved to Cen­ tral Florida in 1976. She was a r e t i r e d b o o k k e e p e r . M rs. Eckenrode was a member o f St. Ann's Catholic Church. Florida Association for Family A Com­ munity Education and a volun­ teer at Volusia Medical Center. Survivors Include sons. Mark. D eB ary, Law rence, Sanford; daughter, Jane. Newton. Va.; brother. Chartes Ltspon. Santa Barbara, Calif: two grandsons. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home A Cemetery, Orange City, is In charge o f arrangements. B L L »L . JONES. SR. One moment of caring For someone In need. Withheart of compassion To go with Ihe deed One moment oTsharing 7b lessen one's load. Just a little prayer Canlight up the road Wewould like to thank everyone tor Ellis L. Jones. Sr.. 54. of Nantes Court. Orlando, died Wednesday. Sept. 27, 1995. at American Transitional Care of Orlando. Bom in Valdosta. Ga.. the kindness and love shown to us during the loss of our dear mother. he moved to Central Florida In Ihe 1960s. He was retired from the L A M Building Supply C om pany. Mr. Jones w as a member of Ml. Sinai Seventh Day Adventist Church. He Is survived by his wife. Lizzie Jones of Orlando; sons. Darius. Ellis and Ashley, all of Orlando; father and step-mother, Norm an and Lillie Jones of Valdosta: sister. Minnie Allen of O rla n d o ; und th re e g r a n d ­ children. G olden's Funeral Home of W inter Park is in charge of arrangements. "W hat we are faced with a lot o f times ta, are get a 13 or 14-year-old kid that's got MOO. $700, $800 or $1,000 o f cash In his pocket." th e police com­ mander said. " W e like to con­ ia vehicles and/or seize license plates under certain circum­ stances Involving drivers with suspended licenses for no insur­ ance. o r habitual traffic vio­ lators. < r . Th e bttt also a u th o rtu * a pllat program, apeclflcally for Dade. B ro w a rd a n d H ills b o ro u g h counties. In which licensed re­ covery agents can seize license plates under the same circum­ stances. DUI so b riety checkpoints, aircraft enforcement operations targeting high speed and reck­ less driving violations, roadside checkpoint op eration s where troopers strictly enforce 1let rue. reg istra tio n . In su ran ce and safety equipment violations, and random "W olfp ack" patrols arc planned to be used throughout the FHP's area as part of this three-month operation. "T h is new law w ill give en­ forcement officers the tool it so dearly needs to insure that at Beulah A. McReynolds. 78. of South Park Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Sept. 30. 1995. at her residence. Bom In Jefferson County. 111., she came to this area in 1994. She was a home­ maker. Survivors Include one daugh­ ter. trts Sefrted of Sanford: son. Ronald Storment o f Elgin, 111.; sister. Frieda Howell of San A n to n io . T e x a s ; six grand­ c h ild r e n ; a n d s ix g r e a t ­ grandchildren. G ram k ow F u n e ra l Home. Sanford. Is in charge of ar> rangements. Q uestions A b o u t M E D IC A R E ? Com e & M eetJ o a n H a rk in s C onklin 'T h e M e d ic a re Lad y" WED., OCTOBER 11th L 2:00 P.M . - 4:00 P.M . \ In addition. Acosta is the magic which brings Chief Os­ ceola. SHS’s new mascot to life. A varsity baseball player, he was given honorable mention on th e A ll-C o n fe re n c e baseball He plans to attend Ihe Univer­ sity o f North Florida, where he intends to play baseball and major in physical therapy. fiscate that money. But what happens is w ith a kid that age...you know where he got the money and I know where he got the money...but the mother will come down and say it la her money. What we talked to Mr. Hudson about was, i f that's the mother's m oney and she's got $800 or $1,000 bucks to give to somebody, how come she's not paying more than $30 a month rent?" " W e are going to explore some avenues. If the mother claims it is her money, then we might be able to com e back with an affidavit from the officer who sees the money that says Mrs. Jones or Mrs. Smith is falsifying her Incom e," he added. “ It w on't happen overnight. It will take time to Incorporate these things and get approvals to change ihe lease. Other housing authorities are doing those types of things." least the vehicle driven by those brazen Individuals w ill not be used again until proper Insur­ ance coverage Is obtained," said FHP Director Col. Ron Grim* mlng. M easu rin g Awareness R adar Trailers (SM ART) will also be placed In areas where speed lim it compliance is low. T h e fir s t O p era tion S a fe Journey was conducted during a six-w eek period from Easter through Memorial Day earlier D u r in g O p e r a t i o n S a fe Jonmey It n w u w W i * « i» « « t » « to encounter covert radar opera­ tions. dally aircraft surveillance o p e r a t io n , r o a d s id e s a fe ty ch eck p o in t o p era tio n s , and troopers working In unmarked patrol vehicles. The four Speed ih t e y * u . U tn a u U rd Ml i t w ■ » ' » > o f 1.510 drunk drivers. 4.943 unllcensed/auspended drivers, and 2,984 uninsured motorists. Alm ost 70.000 other traffic citations were also issued during the six-week period. Cioncj/Hitu/uftans Christopher D. Neat, LFD Chris has been with Ihe firm since 1985, leaving to attend (iupton-Jones College or Mortuary Science in Atlanta, from which he graduated In 1994. He received his Funeral Director's license ihls month after serving a one year internship. We urc proud to have him as a licensed professional. TOPICS Independently owned and operated since li)5(i • OVERVIEW OF MEDICARE • AMBULANCE BILL • LETTERS OF DISCLAIMER G ram kow F uneral H om e LOCATION 1 -1 3 9 0 IjM ta ft) Acosta is a member o f the Future Educators o f America and the SHS Tribal Council. He la a member o f the Student G overnance A ssociation and Destiny. team. He w as also named to W h o's W ho A m o n g American H igh School Students. P atrol 9 0 5 L a u re l A v e ., S a n fo rd • 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 Astiway Harvard University and major in political science. since 1 9 5 6 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, Florida 32773 Ph. (407) 322-3213 �• Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Octobar t, 1 Health/Fitness Prostate cancer cases on the rise these days IN B R I E F u v n i w CllnIC o n t f i o SANFORD — A dental clink: offering free fflUnfa and extraction* It being tp ontored In October b y the Baptist Convention of Florida and the Seminole Baptist Aaoodation w ith churchea in Seminole and Weat Volusia counties. .M .U IIW A V A free dental screening w ill be conducted on Wednesday, Oct. 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Community Clinic, 3473 34th Street and Park Avenue. Appointm ent* for Indtviduala found to b e in real need o f dental aervtcea will be acheduled Oct. 17 and IS . A free dental clinic w ill alao be conducted Oct. 19 at Plnecreat Elementary School far atudenta attending the achool. F or atudenta found to have a real need, conaent forma w ill be aent to parenta before any dental work la dooe. Den tiata practicing in the area are donating their tim e to the program. For more information call the Florida Community Clinic at 331*7468 and aak for Mary Lou. CFRH craft M toMt SANFORD — The Columbia/HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary la aponaorlng a craft aale for Saturday. Oct. 3S from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. It win be in the hoapttal'a cafeteria. A variety of Item* win be available, including many holiday crafts. In conjunction with the craft aale, the Auxiliary win hold a "B a k e Sale Extravaganza" and an "Alm ost N ew " resale table. P roceeds from this event benefit the Auxiliary's Em ployee Scholarship Fund which provides scholarships to CFRH em ployees who are continuing their education. For more information, contact the Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary at 321-4500. ext. 5660. •»M Special to the Herald SANFORD — W hen asked to nam e th e m o a t fr e q u e n t ly diagnoaed cancer In the United States, most people would prob­ ably name preset, o r maybe, lung cancer. But. they would be wrong. T h e in cid en ce o f proatate cancer among American men has Increased dramatically dur­ ing the past several decades. It's now the most frequently diagnoaed o f all cancers in our nation. The American Cancer Society estimates new caeca In 1966 aril! exceed breast cancer b y 61.000. While the cause o f this type of cancer is unknown, several risk factors have been identified. Age la deflnately a factor. Almost all proatate cancer pa­ tients are more than 55 years old and 60 percent are over 60. Also, the dfaeaae sometimes strikes repeatedly in certain fam ­ ilies. A man's risk la doubled If his brother or father has had pro- state cancer. O th er risk factors Include dietary fat and race. For reasons not known. African American men have the highest Incidence o f prostate cancer tat the world. Proatate cancer patients and their significant others must contend not only w ith the fears o f all cancer patients — fear o f d yin g, w o rry about m edical treatm ent, role changes can make people Isolated and alone — but alao other Issues. Those other Issues which can main tain sexual relations; loss o f bladder control, which can de­ crease m obility and indepen­ dence due to fear o f public embarasament due to incon­ tinence. The need for a w ay to deal with these concerns and Issues became very dear to one retiree in 1990 when he learned he had proatate ca n cer. Instead o f becoming depressed, he decided to start a support group In his home for m en in a simitar AMERICAN situation. W ith the help o f the American C ancer Society and local health prof essionals, the Man to Man proatate cancer support group Florida Division. Inc. Today there are over 60 chap­ ters. Including Sanford/Lake Mary, and 75 groups In other states. Without question, the real hope for the future Is In early detection. Th e five-year survival rale for those men with the prostate cancer diagnosed In the early stage while still localized la now 94 percent. Every man 40 years o f age should have a d igita l rectal examination as part o f his regu­ lar annual physical checkup. In addition, th e A m erican C ancer Society recom m en ds that men SO and over have an annual annual prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood teat. F o r In fo r m a tio n on a Man-to-Man support group In Sanford/Lake M ary, or other proatate cancer Information, call (407)323-0849. T h e Man to Man program alao w orks to promote early detection to provide a treatment opportu­ n ity before the disease hat progressed. Dm Lamar l« Nw Amarkn Cascar WcMty'i Director far Santartf/Laha MAry. Ida It rstsamiMa Mr a wtta ransa at Impartant urvkM avallaSM to Meal canetr palMnto. cancar i u» irt roust. pufelk aSucadan and fwnSraltinsactwttwa. A Man to Man program at­ tem pts to provide a supportive environment In which men with proatate cancer can learn more about the disease, treatm ent options and the difficult issues and emotions Involved. In 1993. the Florida division o f the American Cancer Society adopted Man to Man as an o ffic ia l support p rogra m . It becam e a nationwide program In 1994 when U was endorsed by the American Cancer Society's national office. Norplant: health fiasco or legal juggernaut? Creaky Bones Beth planned T h e Central Florida Branch o f the Arthritis Foundation will present their Creaky Bones Baah on Monday, Oct. SO. T h e event, a Halloween costume party, will take place at Planet Hollywood in Lake Buena Vlata from 7 to 11 p.m. Tickets are 930per person. A ll participants must be In costume. T h e night Includes an evenin g o f gouhlish fun and excitem ent with a costume contest, a silent auction and a random drawing. T h e categories In the costume contest Include th e best Individual costume, the best group costume, the scariest costume, the most original costume and the funniest costume. P roceeds from the event benefit the Arthriatia Foundation sum m er camp program for children with juvenile arthritis. For more information or to reserve tickets before Oct. 35. cal] 647-0045 or 1-600-510-5696. Qataxy of Loving StO TM t T h e ey fp i. designed for the community and for volunteers from across the state and the nation, will be held at the Clarion Plaza Hotel In Orlando. T h e workshops at the conference will Include sessions on dealing with stress and the healing powers of laughter. T h ey w ill take place on Saturday through Monday. O c t 7 through 9. T h e participation fee is 665 for the full conference or 635 for each day. For more Information, call Rosie Wilder si 875-0026. Book offered T h e award winning book “ Dying at Home" la being offered from the group Choice In Dying. T h e group contends that "m a n y people wish to refuse the experience o f dying In an unfamiliar setting.” and are choosing to die at home. T h e 30-page booklet offers practical Information about the option to die at borne, explores legal Issues and provides answers to questions frequently raised by the decision to die at home. T h e book la available from Choice In Dying. 300 Varick St. 10th Floor. New York. N.Y. 10014-4610. It costa 65.95. For more information about the group or the book, call 313-366-5640. Kotp us Informed T h e Sanford Herald welcomes news and announcements, classes and seminars available to the public • All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include the nam e and a daytime phone num ber o f s person who can be contacted to answer any questions we might have. I icking the right frame is ey to eyeglass success ■ Picture . this. eyes are the ftrefeature in any important close no encounter, and eyeware frames you r eye*. That make* eyeware one o f the moat Important fash­ ion accessories for men and 'women alike. , No longer worn only to Im­ prove vision, eyewear Is fast becom ing the moat Important accessory o f choice among Indi­ viduals who want to make a bold personal statement about atyle and image. You r h.sliced . T h e frame you choose can [create different Imagea. from professional, to dressy, to casual. " T h e ‘school marm' eyewear 'look Is definitely out for women Iwho want to be taken seriously [in the board room." said Carol [C a r o l N o r b e c k . n a t i o n a l s p o k e s m a n for th e V is io n 'Council o f America's Envision !'Yourself program. , "In s te a d , business w om en [today are wearing styles with a •bold fashion edge, such as Eyawtar Up: Frames In mors conservativs shapes and colors srs ths best choice to appear mors Intelligent and responsible. almond-shaped frames of an­ tiqued metal." she added. if you're going somewhere elegant after work, a quick change to eyeglass fram es with intricate enamel or rhinestonejew eled trtma can h elp you achieve that glamorous image you’ re after. For a free Envision Yourself brochure, call 1 80CM24-VICA. A—oclaled Press Writer________ It w a a a ll a fr ig h t e n in g mystery to Kimberly Thompson: the throbbing migraines, the shortness o f breath, the shock­ ing 40-pound weight gain In just three months. "It waa the worst part o f m y life, wondering what la happen­ ing to your body," said the 25-year-old Chicago mother o f two. "There w ere tim es 1 would cry and say. 'W hat’s wrong? Is It me?’ " It was clear to Rhonda Rice something was terribly wrong when she waa hospitalized five times In a year. " I was having anxiety attacks. M M ils r heart beats, fainting »/* Uh S t - y m i l l Texas erouan I. "G ettin g up out o f Wfehalr would exhaust me. I had severe hair loss. My face would break out In bolls. I had a lot o f problems." Both women hope to prove their ailments had a common source; Norplant, a contracep­ tive touted as a major medical advance when Introduced In the United States, and now. lust 4V4 years later, the target o f a flood of lawsuits that could Jeopardize Its future — and. some say. perhaps even the future of birth control research. Norplant, the first major new contraceptive since the birth control {rill came cm the market 30 years ago. was halted as a safe, effective, no-fuss form o f protection. Six matchstick-eized silicone-costed rods are im ­ planted under the skin o f the upper arm. releasing a synthetic hormone Into the bloodstream that prevents pregnancy for up to five years. Nearly 1 million U.S. women tried Norplant. N ow , 50,000 users have retained lawyers to sue over it. according to Chris Parks, a Texas attorney repre­ senting 600 women. Most claim they weren't adequately warned o f the scope and severity of side effects — including headaches, weight gain, persistent menstru­ al bleeding, hair growth or loss, ovarian cysts, anemia and de­ pression — or removal problems. "T h ey were sold a dream and got a nightmare." Parka said. " I f you tell women all the facta about Norplant they w ill not be Interested. ... The side effects don't go away and that's what (the company) wants everyone to believe." "W om en w ho thought they made intelligent choices about b ir t h c o n t r o l n o w h a te themselves." said Jew el Klein, a Chicago attorney representing 4.100 women In a state classaction aull. In c lu d in g Mrs. Th om pson, w h ose Im plants w e re r e m o v e d a ft e r th r e e months. She says her health Improved after that. The m anufacturer. WyethAyerat Laboratories, a division of American Home Products Corp.. maintains Norplant la a good contraceptive — the Food and Drug Adm inistration recently reaffirmed Its support — and claims the litigation has been orchestrated by avaricious law­ yers, some o f whom were in­ volved in the 64 billion global breast Implant settlement. “ We believe In Norplant and in its safety and Its efficacy." said Audrey Ashby, a Wyeth-Ayerat spokeswoman. "W e ’re going to defend the cases vigorously ... and we hope the product will be vindicated in court." On Tuesday, attorneys head to court to aak a federal Judge In T e x a s to c e rtify a national clsss action suit on behalf of women claiming Norplant Inju­ ries. A ll federal cases were con­ solidated last year. The attorneys claim Norplant wasn't adequately tested (sever­ al trials w ere In Third World countries), doctors weren't ade­ quately trained and women — many o f them young and poor — weren't adequately counseled. They alao claim users weren't warned silicone, which has been so controversial In breast Im­ plants. co u ld cau se serious health risks. The company says Norplant has been tested for more than 20 years —%Including o k more than 1.000 U.S. women — and been approved for distribution in 39 countries. It also says it provided extensive training for doctors. The silicone — less than a gram — Is commonly used in medical devices, such as pace­ makers, Mrs. Ashby said, adding that revised warning labels note the Ingredient. Mrs. Ashby contends the tim­ ing o f the litigation isn't coinci­ dental; W hile only about 20 suits were filed through 1993 when 800.000 women had Norplant, that number skyrocketed to 309 — 59 seek class-action status — in the past m years. "W e feel Norplant waa a new m ark." she said, with the In­ crease com ing as breast implant wound down and publicity bile Intensified. She cited one day when nearly Identical lawsuits with the same typographical errors were filed In Minnesota. Texas and Kansas. “It’s greed.” said Dr. Elizabeth Connell, professor o f gynecology and obstetrics at Emory Univer­ sity's School o f Medicine In Atlanta and a contraceptive expert for 30 years. "You have a bunch o f attorneys who have deep pockets. As soon as they empty one, they look for the next one. That's what’s hap­ pened here." She said attorneys have em­ ployed the same tactics as In breast implant cases: recruiting Can w om en through media adver­ tisements. then conducting sem­ inars on what experts to use. A n d white no one disputes w om en are sick, the doctor said, data don't support a cause-effect relationship with Norplant. Connell also fears this con­ troversy could discourage com ­ pan ies from developing new contraceptives In what already Is a shrinking U.S. Industry. " I t 's one of the w o n t things I'v e seen all my year* In m edi­ cine and one of the worst things t h a t 's e v e r h a p p e n e d to w om en ," she said. Parks, however, Insists this is no ploy by mercenary lawyers. " I t 's Impossible from a public relations campaign to blam e 50.000 women, so you blame their lawyers.", he *aW, ,"L a w r . yfcra aren t supposed to be popu­ lar.* * W hile the legal battles have Just begun, the publicity already has taken Its toll: Dally sales have plummeted from 800 to 60. Mrs. Ashby said. Dr. Richard EUenbogen, a De­ t r o i t a rea o b s t e t r ic ia n gynecologist. said he has re­ m oved about three-fourths o f about 75 Implants he had In­ serted. “ I don't know o f any p h ysicia n s putting th em In anym ore." he said. T h ou g h EUenbogen hasn 't seen significant problems, he said at least half o f his Norplant V u i Li\c patients suffered side effects. "I don't think It's a very good means of birth control,” he said. Dr. Keith Brown, an osteopath In th e C h ic a g o s u b u r b o f Elmhurst who participated In a Wyeth-Ayerat training program, disagrees. "It s as safe as any other form o f birth control... when inserted p r o p e r ly an d p e o p le a re counseled properly." he said, n otin g he has received few co m p la in ts a m o n g h is few hundred Norplant patients. Glorlane A ngcliottl, 37. re­ cently had her Im plants re­ moved after nearly five years and had no problems. "1 thought It was great." she said. "It worked and It waa convenient. That's the bottom Jtne.r. -«**«*r-i« I. |*« #|V4 »%t* —• But those w h o've sued say some doctors told them nothing and warnings d id n 't Include s o m e I lln e s s e s , w h ile downplaying others. For exam ­ ple, potential side effects m en­ tion weight gain and prolonged bleeding, but don’ t Indicate that could mean 60 pounds or m en­ struation for 45 straight days. Linda Salazar, a 21-year-old New Mexico m oth er o f two, blames Norplant for gallstones, anemia, depression, a thyroid disorder and 16 consecutive months of menstrual bleeding that cost her a Job. HOW CAN YOU S E T A $ 2 5 PRESCRIPTION 5.00 m FOR * CALL ONEOFOURPHARMACISTSAT PHARMACY (407)322-1717 FORA SIGN-UP APPOINTMENT , W ithout iving Wills, Durable Powers of |B|| Attorney and Do Not Resuscitate Orders will be explained at a free workshop held on October 3 at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. SSI At the meeting, current Living Will forms will be provided at no charge. You can also register with a service which guarantees your Living Will is immediately available and always up-to-date will be offered. Registrants receive a card with a telephone number that connects with operators who are available 24-hours-a-day. These operators will be able to fax your Living Will wherever it is needed within a matter of minutes. If you do decide to register for this services, there is a $25 registration fee and a $5 annual fee, but the workshop and the Living Wills are absolutely FREE. - FREE SERVICE • NO PAPER WORK •ALL PRESCRIPTION BILLS SUBMITTED FREE • NO REGISTRATION FEE A Livin': W ill? Learn More About Life Support Issues FREEAD VAN CE D IR E C T IV E WORKSHOP Presented by: Florida Registry o f Living Wills Tuesday, October 3,1995 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Central Florida Regional Hospital Classroom C a ll 1-800-624-5498 Reservations Requested. SptMisoredBy: s t * l i o c i 4r/ CUtTlALlieEEMIKlOmiHOOTTtLtHArtlE Cxftd flwUs l ipwd Nn>lld-BMW tat S7M \ \ fl �Sanford Htrafd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October 1, IM S - T * siness IN B R IE F Dnuruiy parry win N c v n o riiv a L A K X MARY — Decor D e p o t lo o t e d at 3806 Lake Km m a Road, tn the Shoppes of Lake Em m a, win be observing tta ftrat birthday on Saturday. Oct. 7. The store features an outstanding variety o f home decor Items, and a prev ia * of the new 1900 collections win be presented during this party. Decor Depot m anagement also promises a number o f surprises during the feattvttles. T h e birthday event wtU b e celebrated from 7:30 until 9 p.m. on Saturday. F o r additional Information, ph^rw* 444*9009. ▼■I ^|4as I t n ln k A d i rrv n y n ra w n wont HEATHROW — Trt-Ctty Electrical Contractors, Inc., of Altam onte Springs has n o w finished work on the Marriott Trt-Ctty work crews have to begin wiring the new 30,000 T h e Altamonte th e design bund project Trt-Ctty won the contract for Orlando general contractor. Jack fo6t threewtory According to Trt-Ctty’a project manager C.L. Janeaki. the 83.7 million project la scheduled for completion In January 1096. Th e architect la Burke Bales A Mills Associates Inc. of Painter named To p Cun' LONQWOOO — Longwood painter Kevin Barton haa been nam ed one o f the "Top^Ouns1, In the MAACO Auto Painting and Bodyworks Chain. Th e award recognises excellent quality, leadership and productivity. Barton la employed at th e center located at 763 N. U.9. H ighw ay 17-93 tn Longwood. MAACO la a national chain o f o v e r 460 franchises. Work bnginton nnw Calton modal ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - Calton Homes o f Altam onte Springs has started work o n a new model home, the Devon, at Its newest community o f Interlachen tn east Orlando. Don Knutson, company president, said Calton has recently acquired 27 homesltesln that community. Hom es at Interlachen are priced from 8130.000to 9130,000. Shoveling for a good cause Miracle house to be built in one day M l HeraMStaff Writer M A IT L A N D T h e Hom e Builder* A sso cia tio n o f MidFlorida recently broke ground at the site o f th e 1996 Miracle House to be b u ilt Nov. 11 In the Carrington n e ig h b o rh o o d o f Hunter's Creek. In addition to representatives of various building involved. Ray McCoy, president of the Mid-Florida Hom e Builders Foundation, w a s present as was Les Davies o f A d a m Walsh Children's Fund. The groundbreaking ceremo­ ny marks the beginning o f the site preparation that must be done in advance o f the con­ struction. " In order to complete the bouse In a d a y." said Bob Wheeler, chairm an o f the con­ struction team , "are have to clear the lot a n d lay the founda­ tion In advance." "O n Nov. 1 1 ." he continued, "w e will have over 600 volun­ teers onsite, doing everything from the fram ing to hanging the front door." The Miracle House Is planned fo r t h r e e b e d r o o m s , two-and-a-half baths and den. with 3.469 square feet o f living ■pace and a sw im m in g pool on ■ lakefront lot. After completion, the house will be sold w ith the proceeds to b e n e fit t h e A d a m W a ls h Children's Fund. Th e fund win Ready to shovel off. left lo right, Miracle House team captains Mika Sprsggina of Spragglns Flooring Canter, Ray Farrell of David Waaklay Homes. Bob Wheeler of Kelly Homes, Sesn use the m oney to finance child safety programs that help pre­ vent abduction and abuse. The programs will be taught th rou gh p u b lic and private school system s In Seminole. Flanagan of Rylend Homes, Jeff SchoolImann of Kelly Homes, Scott Howard of Maronda Homes, and Doug Crowley of J.D. Crowley, Inc. Orange and Osceola counties. Additional proceeds w ill be used by the foundation to fund local charities such as the Or­ an ge County Children's Safety Village and the Coalition for the Hallowaanls noar Dosk Top Publishing relocates ORANGE CITY - Mary A. Rager. o f Unicom Desk T o p Publishing, has relocated t o a new office. She la now at 3 3 6 S. Volusia Avenue. Unit 3. tn Orange City. Unicom deals tn wood crafts including customised wooden greeting cards. Now brochure avallabte W IN TE R SPRINGS - T h e C ity of Winter Springs has produced a new, .full-color brochure for anyone Interested In opening a business in W inter Springs or moving to that d ty . T h e brochure shows c ity landmarks, maps, tax rates and i oth er pertinent Information. Copies may be obtained by contacting the Com m erce • Industry Development Board. C ity o f Winter Springs. 1126 E. State Road 434. Winter Springs. P L 33706. Phone 337-1800. . .1 • a • • • A cool donation M AITLAND - The Home Builders Association o f Mid-Florida Is hoping to nuke life at th e Edgewood Children's Ranch a bit cooler for youngsters as w ell as staff. with a 83.000 donation. According to Karen Ramaey, director o f development fo r the ranch. "T h e funds the Home Builders Association have donated will be put to good use replacing several outdated and broken air conditioning units." Funds were generated fo r the donation by construction and sale o f the 1994 Miracle House, built during s 34-hour time period in Hunter’s Creek, using donated materials. NOTE: See related story about the next Miracle Home, elsewhere on this page. w i.u .m ■ Bonk sponsors ratings Inquiries OVIEDO — Bauer Financial Reports. Inc., the nation's leading Independent bank rating firm, has announced that Cttlsena Bank of Oviedo la now a sponsor of Bauer's bank ratings Inquiry service, w hich provides free Information o n the financial health of any U.S. bank, thrift or credit union. T o check on the health of auch an Institution, phone 1-800-388-6686 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. This free customer service Is being provided by Citizens Bank o f Oviedo. Bonoss Joins CSMC LONGWOOD — Com m unity State Mortgage C orp.. a m ortgage lender specializing In residential first mortgages, has m ade a key staff addition with the appointment o f J u lie A. Boness as loan processor. Boness. with over eight years loan experience in Central Florida, will be responsible for processing new mortgage loan applications. Business womtn hold politick dlnnor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The American Business W om en's Association. Seminole Sunrise Chapter, will hold Its annual International potiuck dinner and white elephant sale on Tuesday. Oct. 10. beginning at 6:30 p.m. Cost Is 914. with reservations required. * For information or reservations, phone Barbara Glngold at 856-5051. .. J* r r«|. } i » ■ 1. ' F* -i • ,v • ” nms Auto service shop stays in Sanford ■yNICK Harald Staff Writer SANFORD T h e Sanford Kmart store, at 3101 Orlando Drive. Is the only one In the Sanford area with an automotive facility. W hile the parent com­ pany ts in the process o f selling Its automotive service* there arc not expected to be any changes In the Sanford facility's opera­ tion. Lake Mary's Kmart does not have an automotive service facil­ ity. The Kmart Corp. headuarter* In Troy. Mich, has announced It Is selling Its money-losing auto For Personal & Commercial Insurance Th e fish are biting Harald Staff Writer SANFORD — A new busi­ ness Is now operating In San­ ford. Or rather, operating off shore from Sanford. It's Fish­ e rm a n 's Tour, owned and operated by Carlton Enoch, a Sanford resident for the past nine years. The tour offers fishermen the opportunity to fish on a boat for a half day or a full day. Enoch Is operating a pontoon boat, anchored immediately across U.S. Highway 17-92 from Lake Monroe Inn. Balt and Tackle. Th e fishing trip Is all In­ clusive. with food, bait and tackle Included In the cost. The first tour lea ve s Its anchorage at 7:30 a.m . re­ turning at noon. The second tour Is from 3 until 7 p.m. Cost fo r the half-day Ulp on Lake Monroe and the St. Johns River Is 810 per person. The all-day trip la 8 17 per person. "W hile the boat la capable of handling 15 people." Enoch said, " I want to keep the number down to no m ore than 10 so that everyone has plenty o f room to fish and enjoy the trip." Arrangements for either the half-day or full-day trips can on ly be made by advance reservations. To reserve a trip on Fisher­ man's Tour, phone 333-7446 or 331-1419. Homeless. For Information on Miracle House, contact Hom e Builders Association o f Mid-Florida. 644 M ayo Ave.. M a itla n d . (4 0 7 ) 639-9343. s e r v ic e c e n t e r s to D etro it entrepreneur Roger Peruke. who runs a winning Indy Car racing team, a truck leasing business and car dealerships. The 8112 million deal will convert 860 U.S. Kmart auto service centers Including the Sanford operation, into Pcnske Auto Centers. "It takes us out of a business that w e didn't, perhaps, know os well as w e should have," Kmart Chairman Floyd Hall said Mon­ day at a news conference to announce the divestiture. W hile additional changes In the operation may be announced In the future, at present. Kmart officials say when Pcnske con­ cludes the purchase. It does not plan to close any o f the present facilities, and hopes to be able to retain all o f the personnel now employed through Kmart. The finalities o f the purchase ore still being arranged. n s i *r P Billed aa a 'Spooktacular' event, the Greater Sanford Chamber ol Commerce held a Business After hours event on Sept. 21, at Second Image, 102 fc. First Strset in downtown 8enford. Among special guests were Lurch, Mortlcla and Magda the gypsy fortune teller. 8econd Image also displayed the latest costumes available for ths Halloween eesson. Shown during the event, extreme right, ohvnbtf dtrwQtot W«hde Rehy. Others In the photb', Include, center, "Magda TntJ 'fortune teller" (Carol Greenfield) a gypsy, T.8. Johnson, right rear, as Lurch, and Qall Hinton, chambsr rnsmbsr, naxt to Kelly. Psrsons wearing the various coslumss available at Second Image were reportedly friends of owner Margie Davidson, and made a big hit with chamber members in attendance. Alaqua markets B yM CKFFUFA UF Hsrald Stall Wrltsr HEATHROW - Developers o f A la q u a . an e x c l u s i v e country club community lo­ cated west of Lake Mary, have signed an exclusive agreem ent with Stirling International R e­ alty. to take over m arketing and sales of the development. S t i r l i n g co-ow n e r R o g e r Soderstrom said (he a gree­ ment covers an estimated 829 m illion In sales o f custom Alaqua homes and homesltes. "Alaqua has matured as the dominant luxury community In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . " Soderstrom said, "and It will probably be the last com m uni­ ty o f Its kind developed here." Alaqua Is located In the dense Weklva Forest along the banks of the Little W eklva River. It Is a development o f W eatbury P r o p e rtie s . Inc. Michael H. DcGroote. Jr., la president. "Through great efforts and coat, we nave created a com­ munity in which we have great pride." DcGroote commented. Stirling's Showcase Center, which Is open to the public week days from 8:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. and until 6 p.m. on weekends. Is located on Lake Mary Boulevard, near Interstate 4 at the entrance to the Heathrow International Business Center. If Your Bank Doesn't Offer \bu An Account like This* With A Rate like This* You Should Switch To First Union 5 .0 1 % RICHARD RUSSI TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 387S 8 . French A ve. S a n fo rd 322-0285 Iu ! O n n r r s l n s n r u n r<’ M i I .r *Y M . i.i’hr *r h . t! ■ F o r m ore inform ation, visit any First U nion brand r. 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President Clinton la urging all •idea to consider a propoaal to simultaneously negotiate a political retUement and the disarming o f riva l factions, the White House ask! Saturday. White House press secre tary Mike McCurry said Clinton and Vice President A1 Gore expressed that view during a meeting on Friday with Irish Foreign Secretary Dick Spring. Clinton and G ore used the session to report their belief that "the guns and bom ba must be banished for good In Northern Ireland." McCurry said In a statement. The president told Spring that dialogue about the future itlons o f Northern Ireland’s sectarian com m unities holds best guarantee o f a Just and lasting pea ce." the But CUnton and Gore also said there la a d e a r need to quickly restore momentum to the process and com m ended efforts by the Irish and British governme nts to do that. McCurry said. "They stated th at they aee a basis for progress In the * track' propoaal to begin Inclusive talks b e tween the governments and the Northern Ireland political parties and to establish an International body on the decommissioning of weapons," the preaa secretary said. Clinton critical of Mtdlo kl rtfocw WASHINGTON — Republican plans for Medicaid reduct ions could force the sale o f fam ily homes, cars and even furniture ss a condition to placing an elderly spouse In a nursing home. President CUnton aaid on Saturday. " I don't think It ahould be a precondition that If a husband has to go Into a nursing home, nis wife has to g o Into the poor house, the president said in his weekly radio address. Clinton said another provision "buried" In proposed GOP cute In the Medicaid program would elim inate all national standards for nursing home care. The Senate Finance Committee voted ea rly Saturday to overhaul Medicare and Medicaid to save M B O billion over the next seven y e a n aa pari o f the OOP's program to bring the federal budget Into balance by 3003. The committee also decided to make 10 percent of senior citizens pay sharply higher premiums for some Medicare service*. Medicaid grow th would be cut at least 10 percent a year to 4.9 percent to save 9183 billion. Nearly aU federal rules for the health safety net fo r 30 million low-income children, families, elderly and disabled people would be elim inated and the program converted Into block grants to the states. Clinton said the Medicaid cuts threaten a return to the e n In which manv patients were over-medicated. phyaicaUy re­ strained and cared for b y "unde-*rained nurses and fumbilnf technicians" "Congress should strip these oi .rageous provisions from the budget bill." he said. "They're inconsistent with our core values. ... Th ey are certainly not necessary to balance the budget." LovtbugsMton CLIMAX. Oa. — Those love bugs are at U again — splattering windshields and bumpers along the highw ays o f the Deep South. w a y to go." said H.A. Denmark, a retired * i who h o i bI i k IIm I the inoocti. It. but they die happy. 1guess." The quarter-inch black flies, so named because they mate In flight, are attracted to the heat and exhaust fum e* o f highways and swarm every May and early fall. " I think they're worse this year than th ey've ever been." said Dixie Hutto, a restaurant owner In C lim ax, a farming community o f 300 in southwestern Ocorgla. Love bugs can clog radiators, causing engines to over best. They can smear windshields, cutting visibility. And the adds In their decomposing bodies can ruin auto paint. Everyone agrees they’re a nuisance. S om e curse them. Others make Jokes: "W h at la one love bug? A n unloved bug." But nobody really knows what to do about them. Some people hang bug screens on the front o f their cars and trucks. Others |ust wash their vehicles more often.______________________ I From Associated Froos reports r Wesley • The chairman. Robert Petree. £had asked present members to r-flnd persons In the community nwho were willing to serve on the ! historical commission. In order to present a Hat to the city ^com m ission fr o m w h ich to • choose three or four appointees • to add to the historical com.'1mission. This technicality re­ sulted In the decision by the State Ethics Com m ittee to re­ lease members o f the historical commission from fUlng a flnan. cial disclosure statement. It had • taken three years or more to {procure this opinion. but the ; commissioners finally won their • point. The historical commission's chairmen are: Robert Petree. {organizer and first chairman, •Mary Wolff. Jam es Thompson. L illia n O r lf f ln , a n d J e a n Brooklyn, present chairman. In Its 12 /ears o f existence, the ; Lake Mary H is to ric a l Com* ; mission has Initiated or under■taken several successful pro­ je c ts . Two annual "O lde Lake i Mary Days" have been held. An ! annual calendar la published T h e Florida Oame and Fresh (OFC) W ater Fish has issued a warning about rood flooding In the Rock Springs Run W ildlife Management Area. Th e 13.910 acre park la located west o f Sanford, south o f SR-46. and la partially In Lake and Orange counties. According to the commission, persistent wet conditions precip­ itated b y heavy rains have dam ­ aged several roads, which a re now closed until at least Novem­ ber 16. Hunters planning to utilise th e m anagem ent area during a r ­ c h e r y a n d m u is le lo a d ln g season s m ay be affected by th e closures. Officials hope the roads can be reopened In time for th e start o f regular gun season o n N ovem ber 17. . M ike Abbott. O re 's regional w ildlife btotogfot said. "Many o f the roads are Impassable and need to be repaired before th ey w ill be aafc for vehicular traffic. If vehicles attempt to use them in their current condition, th e roads w ill suffer even m ore O fficers have cautioned that strict laws win be strictly e n ­ fo r c e d d u rin g this flo o d in g period. " U n t i l th e roa d s a r e reo p en e d ." said Major David Starling, "motorized vehicles a re According to the latest post office figures. Breckenridge said, it costs 1243 per unit per year to d e liv e r m a ll d o o r - t o - d o o r . Curbside delivery la $154 per unit per year. Th e cost per unit per year for delivery to duatcr boxes Is $ 106 per year. "When we’re being told by everybody and his brother to control costs," he said. "W e need to control costs. If we retreat from that position, no­ body wins." Breckenridge believes Wain's statements nave Inflamed an a lrrady-volotlle situ ation In Proeche! aaid since Ealinger took office In 1992. the shertfTa departm ent budgets have In ­ creased each year, from a $2-65 million. "H la budget is double a n y o t h e r b u d g e t In S e m in o le C ou n ty." Proeche! asserted. W hen the county commission­ ers rejected the Increases In th e shertfTs proposed 1996 budget. Proechel said, money from th e Law Enforcement Trust Fund w ill be used instead of ta x m oney. "G u e s a what! That's y o u r m oney too,” Proechel added. T h e trust fund contains cash and m oney from the sale of property forfeited through th e .courts. A large portion of th e > a a s « y c m m s m m Srug activity. T h e public Is not getting th e straight story from the media on som e o f the shertfTs projects. Proechel asserted. H e s a id th e two b a rg a in helicopters purchased at 9200 Shell Mound to Spear Road. Spur 6. and Shell Mound Road. For additional Information, contact the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission In Ocala at 1904) 732-1225. Harald Staff Wrltar T h e month of October has been designated ss the time to observe many events, promote m any edibles, and call attention to needs and observances. In ­ cluded In the designations of, "O ctober Is...." are the following: • C o n s u m e r In fo r m a tio n Month • In te rn a tio n a l M icrow a ve Month • Lupus Awareness Month • National Adopt-a-dog Month • National Apple Jack Month • National Car Care Month • National Clock Month • National Cosmetology Month • National Family Sexuality Education Month • National Kitchen and Bath Month • National Liver Awareness Month • National Ptzza Month, also Pizza Festival Month • National Popcorn Poppln’ Month • N a tio n a l Roller S k a tin g Month • National Sarcastlca Month • N a tio n a l Sudden In fa n t D eath Syndrom e A w areness Month. •S p in a l Health Month. curbside delivery will be r e ­ quired to remain there." h: said, "b u t w e w ill not make a n y further appeals to get the others to m ove tnelr mailboxes." Breckenridge said that form er S a n fo rd postm aster P a tric k Brennan had made the sam e p r o m is e , b u t w ord o f t h e agreem ent had not been passed along when he went on to a t e m p o r a r y a s s ig n m e n t In T a m p a . He has now b e e n assigned permanently to that station. Breckenridge said the new postm aster assigned to Sanford will be made aware o f the agreement. • 24 Vrs. Kxpehrare • Renter Municipal Judae • Criminal law • Corporate $ Bunions law • IVntonal Injury each from military surplus will cost $350,000 or more, plus a $300,000 hangar. "Y o u can buy a used fully l o a d e d la w e n f o r c e m e n t helicopter for $250,000." Proechel stated. He also claimed the ShertfTs o ffic e used helicopters three t im e s d u rin g 1994. u s in g V olu sia C ounty's h e lic o p te r twice and Orange County's once. He asked rhetorically whether the equipment Is really neces­ sary. T h e $100,000 m otorcycle unit has been disbanded and the eq u ip m en t either s to r e d or •crapped, "depending on who you talk to." Proechel said. Th e neighborhood bike patrol is no longer active, he claim ed and north tr Is the Boats. Range and W ater patrol started by Ealinger. Several water craft. Including Jet skis and alrboat are In the department's vehicle Inventory. With the implementation o f neighborhood policing through W hat is O cto b er? containing 12 or more historical pictures. The city has made available to the commission a room In the old city hall, now known as the Frank Evans Center, and use of the b u ild in g aa needed for special events and programs. T h e c o m m is s io n has established Its headquarters there, with office files and a library o f Lake Mary history, open to the public for pleasure, research a n d education each Monday m orning from 9:30 to 11:30 o’clock. Contained therein are books and pictures o f local area histo­ ry. historical documents, deeds, census records, family histories, biographies o f local persons, photo files, historical artifacts, records o f local clubs and orga­ nizations, a s well as files on the in flu e n c e o f t h e ra ilro a d , tu rp e n tin e and lu m ber In­ dustries. Indians, businesses, roods, art. navy base, displays Th e first week In October Is: on historical subjects and much • National Employ the Handi­ more. capped Week T h e lib r a r y m a y also be • Universal Children's Week. opened at other times by ap­ pointment b y calling 324-3060 It also marks the beginning o f or 333-3915. fiscal year 1995/96. for th e Sanford. "H e's talking about facts that Just ain't s o ." he said of the union leader. "W e 're not talking about big num bers In the histor­ ic district, but we have to treat everyone th e same. W e’re not making any exceptions for any­ one.’’ Breckenridge did say that, though It Is the post office's policy to m ake periodic appeals to re s id e n ts to m ove their mailboxes to the curb, such requests would not be made In the Sanford Historic District In the future. "Those w ho have moved to prohibited from using them and violators will be arrested. A t the Rock Springs Run. the following roads are closed: West R oad. Spur 2. Cam p Road, western 1 1/4 miles o f Shell Mound Road. Tabak Tra m from facilities under water, as wall aa docks and mooring facilities, Chris Tooley was Just on# fisherman observed dragging his boat In Saturday morning. Becker M ail C M t lu r ifn a F a g iS A an finding that they hava to drag thair Into abort by hand thoaa days dua to flooding along tha banka o f tha 81. Johns River. With much o f tha Laka Monroe Park boat launch B oalsft federal government, as well as most local governments Includ­ ing Sanford. Lake Mary. Longwood. Seminole County, and others. d istrict s u b s ta tio n s In the county. Proechel also questioned the need to m o ve from the current 25.000 square foot space Into the 100,000 square foot building proposed at Five Points. Public Safety w ould also occupy the building. " I ’m not even going to men­ tion the Jail greenhouse." Pro­ echel added, referring to the Inmate hydroponic gardening operation recently launched. "1 can't keep a straight face ovrr lhat one." Money to start the hydroponic p roject c a m e fr o m In m ate commissary p rofits, not tax dollars. Vegetables grown by Inmates will be served to the prisoners, reducing the amount spent on fresh produce under the sherifTs plan. _ _ Under the c u rre n t sheriff.' Proechel said, morale la at a 20-year low. H e claimed a survey of 600 employees showed 84.25 percent were against him. On Friday, the 144 correction employees and Jail nurses eligi­ ble to vote on the question of representation by the Teamsters soundly defeated the measure. 109 to 22 after two days of polling. ProechcTs b roth er, Bob Is serving as Becker’s campaign manager. A m o n g unusual e v en ts. It should be noted that Oct. 1 ushers In the start o f Unicom bow and arrow hunting season in Michigan. World Vegetarian Day. and the birthdays o f Julie A n d r e w s , form er P r e s id e n t J im m y C arter, and J a m e s Lawrence, American naval of­ ficer and ship captain known for hla famous last words. "D on 't give up the ship." JOSCPtl A. B O M B ATTORNEY AT MW LAKE MARY ;i2 i W in g s A 77 advert1st pH frr» i r»m S u b s 74s t u t Kksf* S Stds is (4s Sssrt WILD m m 20 W ings ATtnVTKWCOM. FOOTBALLSUNDAY There are no smal victories in the figTt against heart dsease. 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"Running the hall Is what w e do Dell McGee closed out the scoring best." said Lake Brantley coach with two long touchdown runs In Fred Almon. "D ee Brown called the second half. The first of the two every play, and he attacked the runs came on the second play of the weaknesses in their defense. Dec Is half as the senior running back a quality athlete. I love our ofTcnsc. raced 65 yards. Bcrardl's extra and I'll never change II. Th e defense (mint put the Patriots ahead 28-0 played well again." with 11:16 rem aining In the third Dec Brown opened Ihc scoring In quarter. the game on a 45-yard punt return McGee then raced 77 yards for with 2:50 left In Ihc flrsl half. Drown another score, and Berardl's kick took a Phillip Falk punt at the closed out the scoring with 5:24 In Seminole 45. got behind a wall of Ihc third quarter. McGee, who only blockers oil Ihc left side o f the field carried the ball three times In the and turned on the burners. John game, was the leading rusher with Hemrtirs point after gave the Patri­ 151 yards. A fter the game, he ot s q 7-0 jead. # praised the Patriots offensive line. "T h e offen sive line makes It Brown would strike again with possible for me. Dec Brown and 5:51 left In the second quarter with Brian Gonzales to gain the yards we an HI yard run along the l^ikc □ 8 « e Fata, P a g a SB Brantley sideline. Bcrardl's extra ■p GARYCOATOAM Herald Staff Writer Adult Flag Football ;: o n Lake B ra n tle y to ta lly d o m in a te s S e m in o le SANFORD — Bette Gramkow. Klwanls Golf Tournament chair, announced (hat the Sanford club will be sponsoring a golf tournament at DcRary Golf and Country Club on Friday. October 13th with a 1 p.m. shotgun start followed by dinner at thr club. The tournament format Is four person scramble, make your own team, with gross and net ratagortes. 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 Klwanls Club und mall, along with entries and golfers' handicaps, to: Bette Gramkow. 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FI. 32773. Or phone (407) 322-3213. SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation Deparment will hold an organizational meeting tor an adult flag football league on Wednesday. October 4th at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. For more Inform ation, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (407)330-5697. a r c h Photo b , Mail H o rilt Lake Brantley's Bryan Zornlck celebrates alter Dee Brown’s 45-yard punt return in the second quarter of the Patriots' 35-0 whitewashing of the Tribe Friday night at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. Wrestling Club started OVIEDO — The Florida Jets Olympic Wrestl­ ing Club Is looking for new members. All Seminole County students front elementa­ ry through high school are Invited to compete on the tcum that will take part In 20 tournament (all on Saturdays) and will be coached Oviedo High School's Rick Trlblt und J.D. Robbins, who has coached at every level o f wrestling and also handled the California Jets that won 12 nutlonal championships and 13 state championships. Practice at Oviedo High School will Ik- 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. For more Info, call J.D. Hobblns (366-4840) or Rick Trlblt (366-3562). AROUND-TMB STATE Wuerffel leads Florida GAINESVILLE — Danny Wuerffel continued his touchdown barrage, throwing for three scores Saturday In No. 3 Florida's lackluster 28-10 victory over Mississippi, which kept the game close by controlling the clock. Florida (4-0. 3-0 Southeastern Conference! also got two TDs from freshman Jacquez Green, who started In place of suspended receiver Reldel Anthony. But the Gators defense con­ tinued to struggle, surrendering 325 yards to Ole Miss (2-2. 1-2) and leaving coach Steve Spurrier looking exasperated on the sideline. Florida scored on Its first three (Htssessinns but couldn't pull away because Ole Miss held a 10:40 advantage In time of possession. The Rebels, though, squandered several good scoring chances. Tim Montz. who was 6-of-6 on field goals, missed two of three attempts. Including a 42-yarder In the second quarter after a nearly 9-mlnutc drive. Ole Miss' final chance ended when Mark Smith was stopped at the line o f scrimmage on fourth-and-3 at the Florida 14 midway through the final period. ELSEWHERE FAMU hangs on WASHINGTON - Mario Allen threw a pair of T I) passes to Tony Bland In the final GVi minutes as Florida A&M edged Howard 29-18. After Jason DeCtilr's 32-yard field goal gave Howard an 18-17 lead. Allen hit Bland on a 69-yard TD with 6:19 to play. Then. 2Mi minutes later, the same combination connected again on a 17-yard pass play for an Insurance TD. Irvan back behind wheel NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C. - Ernie Irvan Is back after a 13-month hiatus. Now It's a question of what he can accomplish with one good rye and plenty of detrmilnatlon as he resumes his Winston Cup career In Sunday's Tyson Holly Farms 400. "1 tell you. If our stulf Is ready to go to the front. I'm going to try to go to the front. Just like I normally do." said Irvan. who will start seventh in the 36-car field at North Wllkcsboro. "You can only go as fast as your equipment." Roush Racing teammates Ted Musgrave and Mark Martin will start In the hunt row Sunday, followed by Bobby Hamilton and 10-tlmc North Wllkesboro winner Darrell Waltrlp. his brother Michael and Irvan's new teammate Dale Jarrell. N ATIO N A L F O O T B A L L LEAGUE [ : 1 p in. - WESH 2. Dolphins at Bcngals. |L| 1 p in. - WOFL 35. Bucsat Panthers. |L» 114 p.m. — WESH 2. Jaguars at Oilers. |L) Complete listings on Pago 21____________ ‘ K ing’s ’ T D runs lead LM By RYAN ANOIRSON Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY - If football games can be scripted abend of time, the Lake Mary Rams will take about a dozen repeal performances o f tlidr 27-0 trouncing ol the Dellnnn Wolves In a Class 5-A District 4 football contest which also was the Rams Homecoming game Friday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The game had all o f the Ingre­ dients of a Hollywood movie from the home team leaving the field victo rio u s, right dow n in tlie Homecoming king rushing for three touchdowns as the hand played the school fight song. Rudy would lx* proud. "W e really had a lol of distrac­ tions this week with all ol ihc homecoming festivities, so I'm |usi glad that wc came together when It counted and wc were able to win (lie gam e." Lake Mary coach Doug Peters said. "W c started slow In the first half on offense hut wc really got things going In the second half. Wc seem to he a second half team tills year and tonight was no exception." Rccolon Jumpp was crowned Homecoming King In a pregunic ceremony and he protected Ills new found kingdom during thr game hy rushing for 129-yards on 26 carries with three touchdowns. Jumpp also had a 24-yard touchdown run which was called back because of a holding call. Of course Jumpp had a lol of help from the offensive line. "Everyone really did llielr Job tonight and inajjr the blocks so I could gel the yards." Jumpp said. "W c want every ulghi lo be a big ( See Rams. Page 3B H m i M Photo by ( (board WoOo Lake Mary homecoming king nocolon Jumpp (No 33) ran for 129 yards and scored three touchdowns as the Rams whipped tho Deltona Wolves 27-0 Friday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Cooper, Hawks manhandle Colonial By ROBERT $ANDBR$ Herald Sports Correspondent WINTER PARK — Lake Howell (4 0| remained undefeated Friday night, blanking tlit* Colonial Grenadiers |0-5) 35 0 in front of aproxlinalely 3.000 fans celebrating Lake Howell’s lioiueeoinliig. "W e have a good llllle loolball team, these kids play well together In all areas." said Head Coach Mike Dlsccglta. The Sliver Hawks, who rushed for 2-16 yards. Jumped out lo a 20 0 cushion In Ihc flrsl quarter, and never looked hack. Luclous Cooper led the way. scoring touchdowns on Ills Itrsi two carries of Ihc game, lie finished wtlli a season-high 176 yards on eight carries. Cooper ran 51 yards for Ills first touchdown on the third play of the game and later added a 79-yard scamper. "I read the blocking, and Jusi kept on running." said Cooper. After Lake Howell recovered a fumble on Colonial's flrsl play of the game. Kills Dc.Jesus ran six yards lor a touchdown that widened Ihc Silver Hawk lead lo I t <1. Senior qu arterback Rick Lieflan der kept the Grenadiers off-balance with precision passing, com­ pleting 5 of 7 passes |or 57 yards. He also added 20 yards rushing to his total. The Silver Hawk defense bad another solid perfor­ mance. In addition lo keeping the Grenadiers out ol the endzone. the defense held Colonial to 190 total yards and caused two turnovers (hat led lo I I Lake Howell potnts."Our defense did a nice Job shilling them out tonight," added Hlsccglla. Silver Hawk defensive back Narada Overton picked oil a pass on the opening drive nl the second half to set up an riglu pi.iv 92 yard drive that was capped off by a second DeJesus six yard touchdown run that put Lake I Inwell ahead 28 O S IL V E R HAW KS II. G R E N A D IE R S O « 10 Colonial Labe Howell ao- First O u irltr LM Cccper 51 run (M acDowdl kick) LM Dejesus 6 run (M ac D orm 11 kick) LM Cooper 79 ru n Iklck failed) Sec or d Quarter No Scoring Third Quarter Ltt DeJesus 6 run (Cooper run) LM Allen IA ru n (M acDowitl kick) Fourth Quarter No Scoring First downs Rushes yjrds Passes Paism g yards Punts F umMes lost Penalf.es yards C to 25 If ; ii i 103 4 70 f ) 1 9 too LH 1 75 74A $9 1 70 000 00 4 40 Individu4l Statistics R U S H IN G Colonial C Johnson U *7 Hodges • If. B ru m m ltt J A Lake Mu A ril. Cooper i I fa Allen T i l LteUander A 70 D»Jesus 4 IS. M cCoy t 14. M jrn t J 0 PASSING Colonial. Hodges 7 1J I .01 Lake Howell L it f U nder S 7 0. 59 M a»a I 7 1 11 R E C E IV IN G — C c o n ta l F Johnson J 49 C Johnson 7 J l H ru m m itl I 14. Mark I « Lake H ow ell. DeJesus 7 ?§ M e l ay 7 78 V o n is h ll) M c ln t o s h ll O vie d o no m atch for B olles By TONY DaSORMIBR Herald correspondent J A C K S O N V I L L E - A ll tilings c o n s id e re d . Friday night's trip by the Oviedo High SeliiKil football (cam lo trie tx-autlful campus of Jacksonvlllc-lkillcs High School Is a tourney best forgotten. The Bolles Bulldogs, who were tied for third In the Florida Sports Writers' Associ­ ation's Class 4A stale poll Iasi week, w h ipp ed llu* Lions. 38-0. "W e're going lo be making some changes to prepare for our d istrict g a m e s ." said Oviedo coach Jack Blanton, visibly upset over Ills team's effort. Now 1-4 overall hill I-1 In See Lions, Page 3B FOR TH E B ES T COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY ■fX •' • “/ �% % % % M - ford Herald, toford. Florida - Sunday, October 1, 11 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S it o fa •imam tnammt o m b i WHAT’S HAPMNINO m TODAY • IM IM M O tll it u ts is ui TO M ) H a □ Dal— a Iprtw f PfamsnSs a<tswterd lea. 1pm Tim RUnes Is a Sanford natlv* and Seminole High School _____ playing for tha Chicago Whlta Sox. Hla atala am fo r M t 1MB —men In the first column, paraonaHwat aaaaon totals In tha second column and currant cartar totals (including 1996 games) In tha third column. Raines was l-for-3, hla fourth triple of the aaaaon, sow ed a run and had a sacrifice bunt during a ninth Inning winning tally aa tha White Box adgsd paa! lha Minnesota Twine 4-3 Friday night.. ‘Tha 1996 season will and today for Raines and tha rest o f tha Sox. (ta S S a lk ta tm __ il w a a t f i t ut ta la t M n a i ta ta i B f aa ta IM M tM U M t lfM ltMSMI Womon’o Pro Basoball (to m t t **. _ M IMM am a I t o i sam m * MH M M l M « ' Man's Collsgs Soccar t o TMnWtopM □atUCF. Station va. Un. ot Kentucky, 11 am Woman's Col lags Soccar nut i f l i f t ! ML IMII. Mto.a VtI ataonr tonvu □at UCF. UCF va. Un. of Maaaachuaatia, 1 pm • U to m n sn antoaritoCatii TS Category Games........................... 134 At 'b llS HMt»LH«tHM*L***t*M*M• 494 RUOOMiXiMii-t-MM**""11"*"**** 81 H its......... ..................... 142 87 RBI Doubles........................ 25 Tftptff**..* MHHtHMWM»********• 4 12 Homo runt*,*..... . 8l(0D§D•■ (»****•*•*****•«•«••••••*••*** 13 A WfiyD***. **••*****♦ ***•*•«*•••••••*288 a to U to to i iTatnina MONDAY \ Prap Bowling □SAC Laapw 1 Saw! America l awfawt. 3:30 pm Man’s Racraatlon Softball to f to * m m t to Sctor. t o r i SC, OMtot to iitrts H tM H It o . ■OSINMUtMBSS SC - 1*» to * * t o n t o t o frw • mmcam Boys’ Prap Vollayball mmm ( a m t M □ Ut Mary al U Srardtey. JV, S pm; VAR, 7 pm □Ovtaia al Uftc Haatai. JV, S pm; VAR, 7 pm □Cypraee Croak al Ovtafto. JV, •pm; VAR, 7 pm r«l toss-w arn s untata •(MiaaitiHaaui ta ta ta ta ta ta ( t o n s - w * SUM u« m iaaM lOeNrlwa* icaruMH t DtrrtM StMrlf. IrMI*. T«w. D to M M IM ^ f tanapH na ta tMIVW IUk ta •o a n a tiB M a a nss-vw SIU I ihtfrmi u ta ta iCMMair ta ta !«*•#»* ta •(M ia a iiM ia ta Maa-mbkaa nawNMi ta oa ta itn M sa a tu sf M e n u s nsm -w abiut ila a M r ta ta L I <catm m ta ta u anaM H ta •M aoataM iaa a a a a -in a ft u iu w b v m w la ta ta lan M C H H * _ t a ta <r«MM ta ton taTOMiaMt oaanta S toss-W kS ae im h im i ta n a ta tnaw ta ta in n s ta • a a eat t »*e s u e » a Ma> iS t o ^ E s T *""'^ * lidM>,If l s ^l s it ta ta t o s e -w e c is a ra n ta ta • o n n a T M a f l h m m ii M n m n ata M a a -m a n a a iw m m ua ta ut iJOtMCnM ta ta onaaaa ta •oanaiTiM M ina n e ss-w s o n e U t o Mif ii ut ta ta i n f ra ta It o h r l «l • tvs n a r ivta a a (tops') n«a Olna-vuitM.lt n u m fito r u IC ito * ta ta LI la a it o ta •»a n a t ittii tut i u>vn a u OBsa-WtieiMt it o i f i >a ta ta • Newman. 235; J eff Picks. 225; Matt Johnson. 217; Mike Garber. 214. F R ID A Y H IT S M O O D • a r ia s — Jay Norris. 620; Larry 0 flags, 620; Mary DeQroat, 556; Mardell Gonterman. 534. O aaM — DeGroat. 225; Pat Johnson. 220; Charles Shaw. 218: Gonterma. 200. M e O U IM ’S C A N V A S LSAO U B ■ a r ia s — Scott Ferrell, 638. O h m s — Steve Enders. 233; Pete Campbell, 226. • m u s r m i a t * r ota a m na ta ta n a ta ta ree su e rs*# u n a im m »n a p t»H H U T ! 788 LEAGUE ta ta Central Florida Darts results ua ta ta WINTER SPRINGS - Here are the team standings from the Central Florida Darts Associa­ tion's Steel Tip League. in a u rn a N U k in ta a ta Ita na ta ta ua ra it a t o a a ra ttn u k in tin • m T* IM■ MU) Mta M (H t MUJ IT U L T V LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS WEEKS, B/25-9/2 7 n a if na ta ta ic* m m * ta l i i i f omhu ta • na a a i an uua t o m n i« iia a a M iiaa tin a it o t o t 1. Wharf Rats (Beer:30). 37-10; 2. Thee Royal Shafts (Games People Play). 34-13: 3. Golden Arrows (Rock L 's Sports Bar). 28-19; 4. Counter Points (Games People Play). 20-27: 5. (tie) na n a ta ra ta ta • an a * i <H)n a Tcrta u a a IM r 111 ta ta ta ta >cw ito » am s {ftMI.ISML Tournament fishermen improve bass take Competitive baas fishermen did a better job o f catching fish last year, according to a Game and Fresh W ater Fish Com­ mission study. During the paat two years, the commission has conducted re­ search on tournaments to de­ termine how they affect large mouth baas populations tr Flor­ ida. A -ro rd ln g to Ray Watson, su p erviso r o f th e a g e n c y 's Tournament Monitoring Project in Lakeland, over 14.000 anglers fished for nearly 127,000 hours to catch 35.000 pounds of bass during 150 tournaments from July 1993 through June 1994. As In the first year of the study, most tournaments took place February through May In F lo rid a 's beat known bassfishing waters. Nearly 78 percent of tournaments were conducted on L a k e O k e e c h o b e e . 37 tournaments; St. Johns River, 32 tournaments; and Kissimmee Chain o f Lakes. 25 tournaments. Anglers were most successful on Lake Okeechobee, weighing in one bass for every five hours o f ilshlng. Watson said. Following arc data collected during the first two years o f the study. 1M2-83-93 Permitted tournaments — 143 Number o f anglers — 12.220 Hours fished — 112.753 N u m b er o f bass caught — 14.758 Total weight o f bass — 30.800 Catch rate (hours per bass) — 6.7 Median num ber of bass per tournament — 55 Hours per trophy (8 lbs. -O — 5.300 Average weight o f "B ig Bass" — 5.4 lbs. Live release date — 98% ■ a ria s — Myron Gates, 612; Buck Benton. 593. i — Oates, 225; Benton. 223. ta n a ua tivutta to m n a ra tn in a i ■ a r ia s — Bob Meyers, 510; Myron Gates, 509. l — Meyers. 201. • a ria s — Nick Newm an. 626; Wayne Johnson. 601. SM n u e ro a su e T M iu <ta ta ta f ■ARPOSD • R m o a r o V T O t T S R t • a r ia s — Mike Vlahneaky, 610; Elmer Stufllet. 513. i - Vlahnesky. 237. ■aslaa (fa «r f a s ) — Nick Newman. 838; Don Oorman. 808; Richard Salmon, 800; Ron Allman. 790; Jim Moyer. 790; Pat Johnson. 776; Debbie Newman. 767; Rhonda Kennedy, 708. ( ! ■ ■ > — Allm an. 277, 235; Moyer. 238: Johnson. 236; Nick Neuman, 236; Tom Dale, 235; Kennedy, 218,215. Minna i M if to n n a TO M ttn i in n e r * * • M D JM a a M T M u w a tMptM im* •to CM *k. t o t o mm u t o t o Mm SC t o t o t— Jeff Shields. 515. r - Jeff Shields. 201. ta n a t ta t t i can sc t o iu m TtBN O ff* OR ORB LBAOUB im m » Mil IH lM.MiUto*C t o k f U r illU t t mu in t o i — Jim Goins, S73; Bert Rummell. 529; Michael HoUiday. 521. >— Gotns. 278; Holliday. 226. in * iS t o U - O k f M c m n u s i.......... .. rust SANFORD — Here are the results from league play at Bowl Amerlca-Sanford last week. »-w > * -i— ta ta ta ta ta ta s c to i»»t Bowl America results ' " • senaiTeM pu s M M im e V ta ta touaart ta IMtorCraar •MMtaiTaMiita n a w -w sfc sa lO aO tiM ta ta it m »sw m * ta Thn Raines E M (M t M n to «*. M t o va mm ut iw t * iim A i in a a a ia ttn u a a na ta ta ta ta ta .its On h i m m t o mm i f t o mat M iT a s a i1*i"' sc to •t. ftom t o ton. SC t o mat serin Mtriu. CatoM. to.. it ikrtkt O iiiH lt o t o lirH u t o iM t t o t o iir s t U M M k J r.I O f toitrjrr. it t o t o * O f SC t o M M M IW It . ».1 iHrtn. Mwtotlie. S C.. O to k to tto m iM it t o Met, t o n t o . s c t m m « t o i Girls' Prap Vollaybsll -i 2,062 7,789 1,372 2^96 828 372 109 144 777 .298 t 0M» M t M f* sc. t o t o nMium r. Ink tnw, t o t o SC. t o t o □ M i League at Ctiaaa N rit 7 pm, Half-N-Ha»f va. D — D; S pm, Village Palnta va. Crazy Wlnge/Todd’e Produce rn beet 180 847 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Permitted tournaments — 150 Number o f anglers — 14,067 Hours fished — 126,600 N u m b er o f b a s s cau gh t — 16.921 Total weight of bass — 35.015 Catch rate (hours per bass) — 7.1 Median num ber o f basa per tournament — 88 Hours per trophy (8 lbs. + ) — 3.165 Average weight o f "B ig Bass" — 6.0 lbs. Live release date — 97% W ataon said resu lts from 1993-94 mirror the lack of large baM caught In tournaments and throughout Florida during the year. Only 40 boas tipped the scales at 8 pounds o r more. 14 were 9 pounds or more, and no baaa o v e r 10 pounds were wcighed-ln during a tournament p e rm itted la st y e a r by the commission. N ovem b er. D ecem b er and January are m y favorite months to catch tunker baaa. Fish over 10 pounds are much more active this time of year, particularly three daya before or three days after the full moon. Baaa fishing is still tough with high water conditions. Fish are scattered over acres of newly flooded grassy flats that are almost Impossible to locate. L a k a s w ith clearly d e fin e d borders are a better bet until w aters subside. • a b — t ia a la la t is getting hot w ith migrating schools o f finger m ullet triggering snook, trout, tarpon, redflsh and ladyflah Into fe e d in g frensles. B ig w in te r flounder will also be appearing soon. Tarpon and snook are also bittin g in the E sksstiaa H i m . C a p t a in Jack at F a r t C a n a v e ra l reports that offshore action is still a little stow until th e ocean deans up. Plenty o f bonlto and blackfln tuna are b e in g cau gh t by a a c h a r a g T H I S W E E K 'S In 150 feet of water. The b a a y lia a Is slow, but sheepshead and flounder ore cooperating inside the P o rt. Trout and redflsh are rated aa fair on the fla ts o f the Eaaaaa and la d ia a riv e rs . P a a ca la la t la featuring fast action with sheepshead on live shrimp or fiddler crabs. Drum, redflsn, ladyfish. Jack crcvallc and small blu cflsh are also present in good numbers. The a a r tb Jsttlss have the best fishing. Trout and redflsh are rated as good In M a a g a lta F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Scorpions (Games People Play) and Sure Flights (Games People Play). 14-33. A DIVISION 1. Trouble Shooters (Rock L's Sports Bar). 34-13:2. Red Eyes II (Red Lion Pub). 33-23; 3. Joy's Darts (Nlce-N-Easy). 29-18: 4. Trlp-N-Out (Crickets Pub). 26-19; 5. STO No Problem (Kiw i's Pub A Grill). 18-29: 6. (tie). Bull Shot (Rock L's Sports Bar) and Game Time (Red Lion Pub). 17-30. ■ DIVISION 1. Prowlers (Red Lion Pub). 22-15; 2. (tie), Steelers (Crickets) and Strange Brew (Garnet Peo­ ple Play). 21-16: 4. 0T0 Thee Point (G a m e s P eop le Play). 19-18; 5. (tie). Dart Chunkers (N lc e - N - E a s y ) a n d Possum Puree' |Beer:30). 17-20. 1. S T P (Games People Play). 27-10; 2. Top Gun (Kiwi's Pub ft Grill), 25-12: 3. On The Wire (Gam es People Play). 22-15; 4. Playing Games (Games People P la y ), 22-22; 5. Rubberneck C h o w d e r h e a d s (B a ile y s Billiards), 21-16; 6. Sharp Shoot­ ers (Crickets Pub). 12-25; 7. Bull Th is (Rock L 's Sports Bor). 9-26. 1. Cecil's Brew Crew (Rock L 's Sports Bar). 2 4 -tl; 2. Kiwi’s Im ports (Kiw i's Pub ft Grill), 2 4 * 1 3 : 3 . S i m p l y M s g lc (Beer:30), 23-14; 4. St. Andrews (St. Andrews Tavern), 21-16; 5. A fter Shock (St. Andrews T a v e r n ), 19-18; 6. Tom cats (K iw i’s PubftO rUl), 4-33. CTA'Z 'J /V/Ttz / « S .V » a >4 r CALDCR NORSK RACING: THURS. thro MON. 1 P.M. FRI. 3 P.M. HWY. 17*92 & 436 INTRI JACKPOT KT JA I' lueuAuviiaaoot WEO.tvu SAT. 7:90P.M. THURS i SAT. NOON; ’ MUST GO EVfRY SUNDAY ASo SJmtoM kernton* ■ndDwH JS-AU SU H tPiL (407) 991*0101 EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY! ■ □ ■ □ □ □ □ ID □ □ a □ ■ □ □ □ a ■ □ ■ ■ □ ■ q Liv ■ □ □ □ □ c □ □ □ c a n □ C Q Q ■ D ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ □ □ ■ □ a C Q D I Q I I a □ a □ □ □ □ i G m HOUND RACINOll • (bast la s t*) * pM lTkw 7JO H a n u m - K n l . W s c t S o t. - F s tl Ik— 1:00 Gmtmuo I mm Sens Im Via Unum mo ltm/ft, PmI Ju. IMM ACnON UVt VM UIUUTI fBOOMUN SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK & FAIRPLEX □ CASSELBERRY* 407/ 6 9 9 - 4 3 1 0 E □ □ □ ttosMQrs*** by Cfturp Sm«i Ori«M HtMlMn: Uutd S 4* J istok Hdl df I7-1L• t o U U S U Ut M h f«l H IM l.* U h M l7 W («I^ S lto sk ltd lto riP ll»M d to «-1 sfc »ftiito *. ) �M.A. Erectors rumble Into lead §*.30 pan.. Scrubs vs. TEC Mart* SANFORD - It tag far a lot of ram la a few tontotoi la the Reeve, attoa Department Men'a Fall Thuraday Night Slowpitch Softball League at PtneVurat Undefeated M.A. Erectors rolled up a pair of 23 run nunee, blitsIng the Bcniba a } . ] in * A m innlnj iTtathe ; T IC m.— —a - a. a------ ID CiOOOgf M A tractor* lead the wtth a SO record, juat a ahead of Crasy Wings, which la now 4-0. Competing the ataodm#i are Beer:90(S-2). Nobles Construction (3-2), Ken Runmel Chevrolet (3-3). T IC u— ‘grg(3-3) and Sanford Tire and Scrube (tooth04). Nest week, at Chaae Park: 6:30 pan.. Nobles Construction vs. Beer30; 7:30 p.m., Nobles Conatractioa vs. Crasy Wtag* 8:30 pm.. Crasy Wings vs. Ken R u r a m e l C h e v r o l e t . At Ptoehunt: 6:30 p.m.. Sanford Tire vs. M.A. Erectors: 7:30 pan., Sanford Tire vs. Scrubs; ^Sotng the httttog were: M A Erectors: four hits — Chris Bullock (two doubles, three runs, RBIk three hits — toft* Ferrell (triple, four runs, RBO, Meh Locfcrem (triple, three runs, two RBQ. Jaime Orsnada (triple, two rum . five RBI). F- ma»ntn Torres (double, two rum three RED. Stewort (dou­ ble, run, RBI). Tom Oracey (three runs. RBI): two hits — Hotatan (two doubles, run. three RED: one hM - Eric Bullock (double, ran. two RBIK Ron Oreen (ran, two RBI), Paul Scrubs: two hits — Tim Barkley (rank one hit — Jason Miller (double). Scott Coveil (RED. Allen Dow. Snell: RBI Wood; run— Perry. MA Erectors: four tuts — Eric Bullock (home run. two doubles, four rum three RBI); three hits — Ferrell (triple, double, two rum three RED. Oreen (trtple. two ram three RBI), damn (double, ran, two RBI), Stewart (two ram four RBD. Oracey (three runs); two hits — Torres (rank one hit — Lockrem (dou­ ble, ran. RBD, Oranada (four runs. RBD. Rodrigues (run. three RBD. run. RBI — Chris Bullock. TEC Mortgage: tw o hits — Mike McCoy; one hit - Mike Moore (triple, run). Oreg Hensley (double, run. RBI). Keith A cm? (run). Erik Luce IRBI). Sid Brock. Todd Luce; RBI — Jamie Fitter. TEC Mortgage: five hits — Moore (triple, double, five runs, two RBD: four hits — Hensley (two triples, double, four runs, five RBD, McCoy (four runs. RBD thre hits — Brock (two rune, four RBD; tw o hits — Todd Luce (hom e run. tw o runs, three RBI). Erik Luce (double, run. two RBI). Doug Luce (tw o runs); one hit — P ltte r (tw o RBI). Sanford Tire: tw o hits - Steve Boon (double, run). Dean Flow­ ers and J e ff W old ridge (run. RBD on e hit — Chip Smith (ran. RBI). K a rl S traw n and Tim Parkins (RBD. Ralph Leyva: run - M ik e Clark. 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After the break, the Rams controled the pace o f the gam e scoring on their n ext three possessions In the second half w ith long, tim e c o n su m in g drives. Lake Mary w as poise d to score from the Deltona 17-yard line has time expired. - V'Overall* 4>am ►real pleased with the wap ouw guys played tonight," Peter* said. “ Deltona la a well coached team, but our guys really came out to play and (think that was the difference." Next week, the Ram s w ill host the Lake Howell Silver Hawks to a Class B-A D istrict 4 and Seminole Athletic Conference football contest. C am e time is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday night. _ usssurv asattw.iMH.viif s f s i- • _ i t r M -a N* tearing s/u #= f f t i C F - s Su istety Steed Vftte Laka Mary running back Donnis Casay rushsd for 127 yards and ona touchdown aa tha Rama whlppad Daltona 27-0 Friday night. » - Ra. Juntas > run (kicked W M ! 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P ric e s apply to m ost 1980 and n e w e r c a rs • details in store M kFoU s c a r s , Mpat C o m p a ct c a rs from tru cks from PuN-ates c a r s fro m O fto r s i p k s a TO/7/9S JB — Partetl (LaMaltlroklck) JR — Glurofol run(LtMaittr* kick) o A n y a ffg n m s n t to J SULLOOS1H. LIOMf I • I I I - * 3 McCray an d G lu ra to each notched a second touchdown, 6A-District 4 play, the Lions will McCray (69 yards on 13 carries) i»k > a week off before returning bulling In w ith 3:04 left In the to action on Friday. Oct. 13. third quarter while Olurato (48 when they host the Deltona yards on eight rushes) came off Wolves In a 7:30 p.m. game at the bench to score a personal statistics-fattening touchdown John Courier Field. Bolles, 4-1. also has a bye next with less than 90 seconds re­ maining to the game. week. The Bulldogs w ill un Sterling Forrest pulled in a le o f th e lo n g e st dertake one rood trips in Florida high school pass from Roderick Brown and athletics when they travel to Key r u m b le d 6 6 y a r d s fo r a touchdown on the first play from West on Friday. Oct. 13. Playing on a rain-soaked sur­ scrimmage o f the fourth quarter. F o n ta in e L e M a la tre , w ho face Friday night, neither the Lions nor Bulldogs were able to converted all five extra points, get much of anything going to also kicked a 38-yard field goal the first half. W illiam McCray early In the third quarter. Mike Glum m o led the Lions scored on a 5-yard run to the first quarter while Gerry Glurato with 42 yards rushing In nine added a 16-yard scoring run to carries. Leroy Jackson contrib­ the second quarter to give Bolles uted 30 yards on seven carries. Quarterback Andy Neufcld. who a 14-0 halftime lead. But while Oviedo's offensive also gained 30 yards rushing on woes continued In the second 10 carries, completed nine of 12 half, Bolles got untracked, scor­ passes for 84 yards. Shawn ing on four of its five possessions Llngard caught six passes for 68 yards. . to the second half. •tfttttl M L9F M L#F 4 F * fF • IfF IM F fM F IM F p is s /s o r is Pt«S /80013 R17B/SOri13 p is s /b o r is P1B5/7SR14 P10V75P14 P20S/7BR14 P20S/73R1B P22B/75R15 P155/80R13 "I'm proud of my team ." McPherson said. “ I'm proud o f them they're really young and they never quit. Dee Brown put us out o f the game early, but we'll be back next w eek." LB—SrssnlrMitStrarSUUdO IB Oaf Re q . 51 _______IMstMki RUtMINS — Criteria. Novllfe fit, Law LM - Rt. Junes 1 rvs 1Kstttsr kick) If. Mcraa I S. Alter! 35. Lake Mary. Ha. LM—Catty 1rvn (Kotolor lilcJi) Jwmpp3*11*. Caaay lUff, Dennii f 21 PASSIMS — Oritona. Adrian 7131. St: LM Late Mary, Dennlt 5*0.0 D Plntdson* ;■ 7 11 RICE IVINS — Daltona. Mera* 51*. 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Eslf.t Chi»#r|Bf A * H Im i-owd' O n fiN» Puft.fviibO 'Ot Each >NKhk lowcfl A o d tlatlory UnMr6» A U ««tJ BjOwry (« Mmti/rriRitrl VVtwrivf Am-hr .itii** ' M«)rrfwiJK»fti*» fieri Ar-tAslifot In Aviii4,Tt7>«¥ Qfdy tn Urstettl S fw »» Ovrltot MyrUurdw Loyaway Not Avodtekt In AN States �** * < I • » a - - -* * * «-» A m I a m I f t n H f la • M__ nfora MifUfl, »amofu, rionoa T T 1. 111 M M > * m TTT1 T T T T ii School scenes IN Arvida has fiscal affection for SHS BRIEF ■yVMKII Herald Senior Staff Writer Lyman Projact QRADD SANFORD - Th e A rvida Cor­ poration has been a tremendous sujjporter o f S e m in o le High LONGWOOD - Parents o f the claas o f 1906 at Lyman H igh School are already making plana for Prefect GRADD, the dru g and alcohol free party for graduating sen io n that takes place the night o f the school's com m encem ent exercises. The Academy o f Health Ca­ reers has been a major recipient o f their financial support. Recently, the corporation do­ nated $60,000 to complete the three year $150,000 grant they have presented to the school that h a s b een d e s ig n a t e d fo r "excellence." T h e first Project GRADD organizational meeting will take place on Tuesday. O ct 3 at 7:30 p.m. T h e m eeting will be In the faculty dining room, which la next to th e atudent union. C om m ittee chairmen and com m ittee members are needed for th e volunteer program for the students. The money has been used to make the health academ y one of the strongest educational facili­ ties for students Interested In a career In medicine. F o r more information, call Judy May at 331*7256. SAGE mssting stt T h e Seminole Advocates for G ifted Education (SAGE) m eets the first Wednesday of each month. | a spokesman for the school. T h e meetings take place a t W inter Springs Elementary School from 7 to 9 p.m. The most recent donation was used to purchase new books for the academy library. Including an extensive update o f the refer­ e n c e s e c t io n , a c o m p l e t e mulU-medla research computer lab Including high speed laser printers and a teaching lab In the academy Itself. Parents and community mem bers are Invited to attend and express their Ideas and concerns regarding gifted education. SHS Project Graduation SAN FO R D — There win be a m eeting for parents of Seminole High School seniors who are Interested in volunteering w ith the school's Project Graduation. Educational software, video eq u ip m en t a n d ed u c a tio n a l videotapes and laser discs were also purchased. T h e event la a drug and alcohol free party sponsored b y the parents for the graduating seniors. T h e party will take place end of this school follow ing the graduation cerem onies at the er year. Finally, the grant alloed for the Installation of video projection equipment and a wtrelesa public address system In th e media T h e preliminary organizational meeting will take place on Monday. Oct. 2 at 7 pm. F o r more information about th e party or about the meeting, call the school at 322-4352. Photo by John Cullum Ed Hill and Carol Duchscher o f Arvida present a check for $50,000 to principal Qratchen Schapker center to be used for student and fa c u lty g a t h e r in g s and In ­ services. Heather Greco and Super Stu­ dent Sarah Wcrden. MB Vlrgen Osorio. Jessie Jenkins. Danny W ln go and Stephanie Jasmin. POP CULTURE™ by Slava McGarry Marybeth Barbara was the school's Super Student of the Month. A fte r leavin g Beverly Hills High. David Schwlmmer studied drama at Northwestern Universi­ ty outside Chicago, where he co-fou nded the Looklngglass Theatre Company. E a r ly T V appearances In­ cluded "T h e Wonder Years," "H e n r y W inkler's short-lived "M o n ty " and "NYPD B lu e ' where he played 4B. the nerdlsh apartment-dweller who shot a m ugger — before landing the role o f RoasOelleron "F rie n d s ." On "Friends," which character la played by: a. ) Courtney Cox b. ) Matthew Perry c. ) Lisa Kudrow d. ) Matt LeBlanc e. ) Jennifer Anlston ('• Aaorts •sw m r* ( <t «iuoy*(*n 2D Seminole County School Board What's for lunoht Monday, Oct. 2 ,1M6 Cheese or MestPIzzs and ch o ic e o f two ol the following Garden SaJad Apple Peaches or C hef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday. O c t 3,1 MS Breaded Pork Chop with Rice and ch o ice ot two of the following Black-eyed Peas Fruited Jello Pineapple or C hef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Wednesday, O c t 4, IM S Crispy Steak Nuggets with Dip Warm Roll and ch oice of two of the following Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Mixed Fruit or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday. O c t 6 ,1M6 Rotlnl with Italian Sauce Brsad Sticks and ch oice of two ot the following Juice Bar Shape Up Salad Green Peas or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk fS w Tu W L t' ] »4T/ '•C.Hl t-l.i lEBlEBI Friday. Oct. 4,1 t U Charbroil on a Bun and ch oice of two of the Hollowing Potato Tots LettuceTTomato Cup Fruit or C hef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk • W la t e r B p rla gs BlaassataryB ch a al Winter Springs Students of the Month have been named at the school. In addition, each grade level has named a Super Student selected from the Students of the Month. The honored students are: K ia d a rgartea Travis Bilskle. Catelln Monroe, Julia Bednar. Brooke McDonald. Dalton Lacey and Super Student Stevie Williams. F irst Orada Brandon Roblnstlne. Dennis Struble. Kris Vlte. Dustin How­ ard. Rashad Lowery. Tabatha Leach. Jonathan M lelke and S u p e r S tu d e n t S t e p h a n ie Sebelle. Travis Reed. Edna Hinojosa. April Jenkins. Corlc Bay. Dana Wagner and Super Student Erica Rivera. T h ird Orade ’ Erica Wright. C rystal Lan­ caster. Klery Uribe. Charles Monroe, Victoria Santam aria and Super S tu d en t A sh le y Lansing. Fearth Orade Ryan Ruzlskey. Lydia Taylor. Ben Lancer. Chris Glhooley and S u p er S tu d en t M a ry b e th Barbara. F ifth Orade Erin Paulsen. Vanessa Roman. Brooke Baker, James Sammons. • Furm aa University Greenville. SC Autumn D. Stoklcy. daughter of Dr. Mark L. and Mary T . Jutras o f Heathrow was numed to the dean's list at Furman University. T o be nnnied to the dean's list, a student must be a fulltime undergraduate student with a grade point average o f 3.4 or better on a four-point scale. Stoklcy ulso earned m em ­ bership In the Phi Eta Sigma, national scholastic honor society for freshmen. • G ree n w o o d L akes M iddle School Lake Mary Vicky Leone, a Greenwood L a k es M id d le S ch ool sixth grader, has been named as that school's "W riter o f the Week." She Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Leone of Lake Mary. T h e story which won the honor for her was one aboul an archeological expedition to the Congo. She hopes to pursue a writing career after college. • T r o y S ta te U n iversity Troy. Ala. Melody Lee Lazcnby of San­ ford earned u bachelors degree In social w ork from Troy State University. It's never to late to go back to school Learing non-violence ■ y H ICK PPBIFAUP Herald Staff Writer U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno went back to school re­ cently. She was surprised at the c o m p le x ity o f some o f the classes now being taught. R en o visited Fort C aroline Elementary School in Jackson­ ville recently, for a "B ack to School" event, designed to call attention to the Importance o f school safety and parent and com m unity support for local students. A m ong programs she partici­ pated In or attended were "V ic ­ tory over Violence.” where stu­ dents mediated and engaged In conflict resolution to leam to defuse tense situations. Also. "Truancy Arbitration." designed to d lm ln s h the nu m ber o f truants by teaching children and their parents the Importance o f coming to school, on time. Tru­ ancy Is a major risk factor contributing to delinquency. "W h en I was in school." the A tto rn ey General said, " w e didn't have conflict resolution or mediation programs, but w c had our share o f conflicts. Th ey were not. however, violent like many These fun loving kids were selected by their peers to do a very serious job. They will serve on the student council at Spring Lake Elementary School In Altamonte Springs. Ben Allen was elected president, Ian Glover Is the vice presi­ dent, John Seay la the secre­ tary and Claire Brueck I* the treasurer. The other members of the student council are Kalla Dyer. Kails Helsler, Blair Rich, Isaiah Clncyr, Amanda R a d o w s k i , R y a n Me r c k , Melanie R adow akl, Robbie Griffith, Amber Merritt and Sean Roach. HwaUnwtofcf T< are today.” Reno continued. " I am so pleased to have this opportunity to see how the students in Jacksonville are learning non­ violent ways to resolve con­ flicts.” • Reno's visit was part o f a nationwide "Am erica Goes Back lo School" project. It Is a Joint Initiative sponsored b y the Fam i­ ly Involvement Partnership for Learning, and the U.S. Depart­ ment of Education. The partnership Is made up of over 140 educators, community leaders, parent and religious organizations. Others participating In the week-long event were President B ill C lin to n w ho sp ok e at Southern Illinois University, and Vice President A1 Gore who gave a "S ave Student A id " talk at the University o f Pittsburgh. In commenting on the pro­ gram. Reno observed that 30 years of research show that when family and community members arc directly Involved In education, ch ild ren a ch ieve better grades and higher test scores, have higher graduation rates, are more likely to enroll In higher education, and are better high laved. belli Let us know The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. W e'd like to have the information for your announcement at least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include Information about who, what, when, where and even why your event is taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the Inform ation. Seen at school... Having a blast and Nancy Julian, director o f the Academy of Health Careers. �S a n fo rd Herald S U N D A Y ______________________ October 1 .1 9 9 5 Carvers wed 71 years; club plans Oktoberfest There are love stories, and then, there are other love stories. But Ethel and John Carver have carved a love story that has been tenderly nourished fo r more than 71 years. Tim e has toned down much o f their vim . vigor and vitality and their thick hair may show silver threads among the gold, but nothing can dim the twinkle In thetr sparkling, loving eyes. The Carvers celebrated their - i _ V #* a t \s Ethel and John Center U N IO N ■DITON DORIS DIETRICH 71st wedding anniversary on Sept. 24. They were married on that day In 1924 at the Rev. R o b e r t s * p a r s o n a g e In Willacoochee. Ga. And they have spent their entire married life In Sanford. Before they w ere m arried. John came to Sanford looking for work. Back then, there was not even a First Street In San­ ford. A stable stood where the present Greater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce Is located and some of the few streets In town were brick. John did locate work In San­ fo rd and tr a v e le d b a ck to Georgia to marry the girl o f his dreams. He and his beloved bride hve llvere happily everafter. He went to work as a barber for the J.K. Smith Barber Shop on June 1. 1924. The shop was located In th e rear o f R o u m illa t-A n d e r s o n 's Drug Store where he worked 20 years clipping the hair o f many of Sanford's estemmed citizens. Later, he bought the shop and re-located to 108 S. Park Ave.. the present site o f Sanford Hair Styling Salon. He remained at this location until his retirement In April. 1971. For those count­ ing. John cut hair In Sanford for 47 years and Is a legend among barbers. Ethel worked at Sanford Naval Air Station before Joining the city of Sanford's Water Depart­ ment In the old city hall on Fulton street w here she was a department head. Today, they are each 89. Ethel will be 90. on Jan 1 and John's birthday ta June 4. They reflect back* on thetr lives together In Sanford. Ethel mentioned sever­ al bustling businesses. It seems there were several drug stores, banks, grocery stores, furniture stores, women's shops, men's stores and hardware stores In the downtown area. "W e had a good town."Ethel satd. "It was a big, thriving □ See D ietrich. P a g e 2C Sm ith traces her history as a federated clubwom an LAKIMARV M ARY RO W ELL After a small summer break, the Lake Mary Woman's Club has started back up. The speaker for the September meeting was Mrs. Ralph Austin (Charlotte) Smith of Sanford. Mrs. Smith, a past president o f the Sanford Woman's Club and a past president of the Florida Federation o f Women's Clubs. Is second; and M atfle Carpenter w ith Stray Dog, first W inners In the Best T ricks CateQory of the 'Fun a member o f the General Federa­ place. D og Show are (from left): Lin M orello with d o g Tal tion o f W om en's Clubs. She Jen, third place; J a so n Landry with Dingo, spoke to the club m em bers about her experiences In various local women's clubs as well as the national organization. Mrs. Smith Joined a Junior W om an's Club In 1913 when she was only 12 years old. She Joined the Sanford W om an’s Club In 1927. After 50 years o f than the director o f the Depart­ m em bersh ip In the Sanford If you mlsaed the thtrd annual ment of Parks and Recreation. Woman's Club, she was given a "Fun Dog Show" sponsored by Sondra Lomax. As the function's lifetime membership. Mrs. Smith the Parks and Recreation De­ LONGWOOD master of cerem onies with her was recently recognized at the partment and the Recreation resourceful sense o f humor, she 100th anniversary of the Gener­ Advisory Board o f the city of laughed as she encouraged the al Federation of Woman's Clubs L on gw ood . you m issed the contestants to persevere with for her membership years. laughter and the community their animals to try a little longer SH AY Mrs. Snllh's experiences with sp irit, a good old-fashion ed to perform their tricks, and with KO EG EL the national club have been very "wishing your fellow competitor |x*rfect timing. Just as the au­ exciting ones. With the general w ell," and the good feelings that dience was about to become federation, she has traveled to come from being with those who slightly bored, she would lead Japan. Australia. India. Russia. share a common Interest, a love And there Is no one who could the audience In applause for the □ S e e R o w e ll, Page 2C of dogs. pull this off more successfully n See K oegel, P a ge 2C Dogs have their day ‘Fun Dog Show* was just that H«r«M Photo by Mary ho— H A lice Moughton (right), president of Lake M a ry W o m a n 's Club, w elcom es Charlotte Sm ith a s gu e st speaker. Mindell marks 87th birthday; National A B W A Day observed Herald Photo by M a rti Nankin* on her 87th birthday. Th e energizer battery bunny has nothing on Mindell Kendrick who Is still going at age 87. Mindell recently celebrated her B7th birthday early with family and friends at the place she enjoys most, her church. St. Matthew M.H. Church. Sanford. Mindcll's pace slowed a little when she had a stroke a few years ago. According to daugh­ ter. Cynthia, her stroke and other health problems haven’ t stopped her yet. She's still going. More than 50 family members, church members and friends Joined the celebration. It was a day where Mindell brought love. Joy and peace to the hearts o f her two families, the Martins and the Kendricks. M in dell and her husband. Jesse, arc parents of 10 children. Four of their children. Jesse Jr.. Cynthia K. Oliver. Dorothy K. Baker, Mar k Charles and thetr spou ses livin g In the area, planned the birthday festivities. A n o th e r son. Dr. J o s e p h Kendrick and wife. Gloria, flew In from Knoxville. Tenn. Also a r r iv in g u nexpectedly w e re grandsons Larry Bailey of W ash­ ington. D.C. and Jeffrey Leach o f South Carolina. Jeffrey filmed MARVA HAWKINS the birthday celebration and other weekend events as part of a documentary’ he Is doing on the life of Mindell. Gifts arrived from m any parts of the United States from their ch ildren, grandchildren and great grandchildren. C ynthia stated. "W e want to g ive mama her flowers while she yet lives. She gave us life, faith and a sense o f caring for all m ankind." ABWA meets for nationel confab Carolyn Bufton Elman, execu­ tive director of the National Am erican Business W om en 's A ssocia tion , was th e gu est speaker for the national celebra­ tion o f ABWA's Day. T h e Central Florida Area Council observed the annual day with a luncheon at the Church Street Station Presidential Ballroom. Sat.. Sept. 23. One of the highlights was the message In honor of women who have ventured out Into the world of business and the workforce. A circle o f leaders, a circle of friends, are what these energetic women have become. Mrs. Elman reminded ABWAs that the "organization Is a place to reach out. be friends, support and encourage success. Becom­ ing a top wom an o f the year Is the award for accomplishing growth, development, personal professionalism, and goals arc met through leadership and networking. W om en of ABWA are mirrors for one another." The message will remain In the minds o f all o f the women present. "G oals arc achievable If you work to be a success at whatever you desire in life." Mayor Glenda Hood of Orlando sent an official ABW A Day Proc­ lamation. The them e "T o g e th e r " for 1995 Is a com m on vision each member shares nationwide. It symbolizes the circle of leaders □ Bee H aw kins, P a g e 2C FOR ALL TH E PEOPLE NEWS IN YOUR AREA, SUBSCRIBE TO T H E SANFORD HERALD �M - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Octobsr 1, 1996 Dietrich Wedding plans George-MacLauchlin M arilyn O. George o f Cler­ m o n t . and W i l l i a m E. MacLauchltn o f Sanford, an­ n o u n c e th e ir fo rth c o m in g marriage on Oct. 21. at South Lake Presbyterian Church. Th e couple w ill m ake their home In Clermont. ‘Please Call Police’ banners save lives l I can't thank you enough far mentioning th e "Pleaae Call M ic e " banner* In you r column. I ordered one; then tw o and a half montha later — tn lO O -d e g re e w e a th e r — t h e en gin e o f m y car went dead juat outside Texarkana. Texas. I put m y "Pleaae Call Police'* banner on m y wlndahleld ao care a n d trucka could see It aa they paaaed. In a few mtnutea, a police officer ahowed up aaylng som eone had called In after seeing the banner. Th e officer d rove me to a garage, then had m y car towed in and drove m e A b b y, that banner saved m y life! 1 am 87 years old and have a heart condition. I couldn't have lasted very long tn that heat. T h a n k you a thousand times. No ‘n eed to thank me — that's what I'm here for. How fortunate you had the foresight to plan ahead fo r such an emergency. Y o u are not the only reader w h o haa told me what a ltfesaver theae banners can be. Read on: - M A I A B B Y i Last winter, a f r i e n d o f ou rs had a life threatening experience. She and h e r three children were driving o n a major highway In Indiana. •It w as 10 degrees below xero When her car stalled. (It had 'fenowed 16 Inches the day be­ fo re.) W e had been concerned about h e r driving In such weather, so w e had given her our "Please C aU Police "banner. A bby, th e managed to get the ca r to the aide of the highway an d then ahe placed the banner on her wlndahleld. She and her children aat tn the car In the bitter cold only about IB o r 20 m inutes before a trucker cam e to thetr aid. (A driver kotna the A D V IC B % A B IG A IL VAN BUREN truck driver to stop and assist h er.) T h e d riv e r g r a c io u s ly helped her restart her car and followed her to a truck atop several mIks down the road. I'm wrlUn^not on ly to tell you how valuable the banner but to ask you to print the address for others w ho m ay want Ao order them. W e plan to give them to friends and fam ily M ia . I Your letter highlights the im ­ portance of being prepared for h igh w ay em erg en cies. M any readers have written to tell me that the "Pleaae Call Police*' banners make excellent holiday stocking stuffers. To order the banners, w rite to WC1L-Banners, P.O. Box 92601. Los Angeles, Calif. 90009. (W CIL la the Westside C enter for In­ dependent L ivin g , a not-forprofit organization that helps people with disabilities live In­ dependently.) Make your check or money order (U.S. funds only, please) payable to: WCIL-Bonner*. You will receive one "Please Call Police'’ banner as a premium for a 85 contribution, and another banner with each additional 84 contribution. Inclu de 81 per order for postage and handling. (Many people order tw o banners — for the windshield and ,I Pleaae place." She haa seen m any changea In the community,r. "T h e re am ao ahe Mid. many more And (hla computer age la one of cut the biggest things, down on ao m any people In Jobs." Today, the Carvers are still ite active. He still drives, and 7 go grocery shopping and prepare all o f their food. Ethel la legally blind, but enjoys her reading m achine and television. In p u t years, ahe kept her nimble fingers a t work with exquisite needlework and ahe liked to fish. John also liked to fish and hunt. The Carvers are m em bers of the F irst U n ite d M ethodist Church and are the parents o f three deceased children. They have three grandchildren. In celebration o f thetr anntver- K to w lah t h e m w e l l . T h e ir grandson and hla wife. Robert and Sandra Thom pson, took them out to dinner, and Libby and Eddie Mooaman. a niece and nephew, a ls o to o k them to dinner. Ethel said th e secret to a happy m arriage la, “ Get up and be thankful you are aB right. Think o f all the fo o d things to be thankful fo r." Would Ethel m a n y John all over again? “ Oh, y e s ," ahe said. *‘I found what I wanted. I can’t remember when w e w eren 't together. We are thankful w e can do for ourselves. OhtobsrfMl 8#t October is here and It's not a bit too soon to plan a social right now with the Sanford Woman's Club. On Friday, Oct. 20. the club will host Oktoberfcst at the clubhouse, from S to 8:30 p.m. The event la sponsored by the Education Department for the scholarship hind to benefit a deserving w om an to return to the classroom. Co-chairmen o f Oktoberfest arc Vivian Buck and Pat Foster. According to Vivian, Sanford baa not had an Oktoberfest in a number o f years, and being a connoisseur o f German foods, she seemed to think it will go over big. She said she and her Happy birthday Arts sesdsmy opens 'Christian Airas’ to maka dabut Having a ball fli The opening a t the In the •ted • lot o f com m unity. S n n fo rd ttes ere th e uttn-modeni "S to p 'til you drop.'1 On onentag night a t the Mg a. Martha Y an cey, a fci inet nford C h a m b e r O o o d w lll a n d R o d Layer SbutfcMndl Miller w oo rcprtvsniea oemoru. Martha aald M eredith la eo vtvartms and lovely that ehe made a b ig h it d u rin g the S Polly Pazokf (left) and Viola Frank eaw German costumes for the Sanford Woman's Club's forthcoming Oktobarfeat. husband, Richard, also an afi- Chib friends has returned from a c la n a d o o f German cu laln e, fantastic trip to Ireland where search out Ocrman Restaurants the name of the gam e w as golf, even If they are visiting Parte or g o lf and more gov. T h e y flew to Shannon and were transported Buenoa Aires. Incidentally, food for the even t to thetr home far the duration at w ill b e prepared by Vivian and a cliff house overlooking the her committee. The menu In­ Atlantic at Batty Bunion. Jean Ctentx said th e view from clu des: Cucumber Sa lad. Knockwurst, Bratwurst. Germ an t h e i r l o d g i n g p l a c e w a s Potato Salad, Sweet and Sou r "spectacular and unbelievable. C a b b a g e . G reen Beana a n d It was so clear you could see 20 Spaetxle. Swirl Bread and But­ miles. There Is no pollution there ter. Apple Strudel and Iced tea and very little crim e." Alice Daniels com m ented." It's and coffee. A ddin g to the festivity o f the a beautiful country. Only top even in g w ill be servers all de­ o f f i c i a t e c a r r y g u n s . . . s o cked out In colorful, authentic clean...the people are lovely...the Germ an costumes currently be­ woolens are forgeoua...the scen­ in g made b y several club m em ­ ery is spectacular.” bers. Festive music will be pro­ The trip wee organized, coor­ vid ed and expect a lot o f friendly dinated and conducted by Mike folks. Leary, and was geared toward T ic k e ts , at 810 each, a re golfers. Jean said th ey played available from any woman’s club five courses Including the sec­ m em ber and a limited num ber ond most famous g o lf course In w ill be offered at the door. For the world at Bally Bunion. information or tickets, call V i­ In addition to golf, the group vian, 324-4899. shopped, visited th e sites, but mostly, enjoyed the serenity and scenery of the lovely country as A group of Mayfair Country well as the warm hospitality o f 16 return from trip to Ireland well. She pouaed t o pose for pictu res w i t h s e v e r a l m er­ rymakers. She added about love It. I think re haven't that In Sanfor d .' Martha m entioned that the entertainm ent and fireworks were ou tstan d in g. She said. "Betty* (M ayor Bettye Smith) made a nice talk.” Martha added that she saw several Sanfodhtes enjoying th e gala Including Janice Springfield. Ruth Lee, Jooe and P au l Porter, Sheriff Don Ealinger and hla wife. Mary: and Sanford Police Chief Ralph Ruaeell and h la wife. Bandy. Among o th e rs repre senting the city o f Sanford and their wives were: BUI Staunona, city manager: J a y Marder, director o f Planning and D evelopment; Jerry Herman, director o f Public Works; and A .A . McClanaban, of the Planning and Zoning Board. Also attending eras U se Jones, chairman o f the Oolden Age Koegel 1C great effort o f the owner and dog. who were sometimes successful and ofteatlm es not. This was a "Fu n Dog Show" and the contest categories were great fun: Shortest Tall. Best Trick. Beat Costume, Funniest. Slnging/Talklng. Longest Tall. Moat O b e d ie n t. Btggeat and Smallest Dog. Beat " I Won't Do A n y th in g ," Owner/Dog Look Alike. Beat o f Show. The could be entered In any an categories and there were prizes and trophies for all. Sponsoring this s u cc es sfu l even t w ere: McDonald’ s at 17-92 in Longwood; S u p rem e Leather Re­ storers, A n lc a r e Supply In L o n g w o o d . L o n g w o o d Shoe Repair. Annette's Pets tn Cassel­ berry, Seminole Greyhound Park and Fair Com plex, Taco Bell of C a s se lb erry and Longw ood. PetSmart o f Casselberry. Winn Dixie o f Longwood. Bonacker A Attending ths American Business Woman's national conference ere Lelgn. Gatorade o f Orlando. Th e ve ry brave Judges, as (from left): Victoria Murphy, 1907 Spring Conference chairman; Introduced by Lomax. Included: Carolyn Elman, ex-natlonal director, Cathy Butler, District I vice president; Bobbl Stockslagar, peat national president; and Barbara Kathleen Ducher of the City Hall F in a n c e D e p a r t m e n t . E v a Conklin, peat vice president. Nelslcr. a City Hall employee. J e n n ife r N e la le r , W om a n ’ s Health and Fitness. The board members, also sponsoring the celebrate their dedication of event. Included: Mary Huttner. 1C their Christian service to the Cindy Latim er. Phyllis Shep­ and friends In the other chapters master. pard. Chairman Rob Worn, and and the circle of strength they Charlie Jenkins, manager of Robin Sargent. find in other ABWA members. the group, says the program will During the "Funniest Dog" "L e t us remember the con­ feature "T h e Blue Family of tributions made by w orking ca teg o ry , th e audience was A u b u rn d ale. " T h e C ou n try wom en.” treated to dancing dogs, dogs Boys" of Tavares. "T h e Mighty Th e 1906 spring conference, giving klsaea, a dog who wat­ which will be held in West Palm Gates of Pearls," Umatilla; "The c h e d h la o w n e r p la y th e Gospel Clouds." Daytona Bech; harmonica, a dog who took a Reach, was highlighted by the "T h e Divine V oices,” Eustls; sock o ff It's noae, a dribbling conference hosts. "Sons of Calvary/Marching Men soccer playing dog. and the of Calvary." winner, the funny tourist dog. An afternoon o f gospel praise. c o m p le t e w ith su n gla sses, Sunday. Oct. 8. at 3 p.m.. New Mickey Mouse hat. shorts, cam­ Th e occasions o f birthdays B eth el M is s io n a r y B a p tis t era and fanny pack — a Shlh-tzu w e re celebrated d u rin g the Church. Hickory Avenue and named T a i Jen. owned by Lin month o f September. East 10th St.. Sanford. The Rev. Morello. Th e dose second place Emma Freeman, daughter o f William Lewis Is pastor. was the dribbling soccer-playing Helen Smith, honored her mom dog owned by Jason Landry, with a birthday luncheon on named Dingo. Saturday. Sept. 23. Family and A huge round o f applause was friends shared In this celebra­ Seminole A frican American given to Marta Cox and her dog. tion. Joining Helen were fellow Academy of A rts will open Its Ranger, w ho had been horribly members of her Christian com­ door to be o f service to the abused by his previous owner munity club, namely Claudia c o m m u n ity b e g in n in g this and then adopted by Cox when Hughes. Edna Butler. Nora Dean month. he was brought Into “ Lov-NMartin. Geraldine Lewis, Ollle A c t i v i t i e s a r e p la n n e d Core." her place o f employment. Mae DeBooc. Bernice Bellamy. throughout the remainder of the Ranger won second place In the Delorla Duncan. Carrie Blake, year. Persons wishing to become "M ost O bedient" category and Shalonda Martin. Cornelia Rob­ members o f the academy or first place was accepted by e r t a . T in a W a lk e r . P a u la make contributions may call Teresa Clottl and her dog. BogLeahmon. Pettina Walker, and 3 2 2 -5 4 1 8 a n d l e a v e you r gle. Ellaaa Hughes of Ocala. number and name, and your cull T h e fu n n y " I W o n 't Do Helen's natal day was Sept. will be returned. A n yth n g" category's First Place 25. A community center la to be Award w as unanimously pres­ the provider o f educational, ented to Patty Powhlda and her musical and comm unity service dog. Bear. It was Patty's won­ programs. Join In the effort to derful spirit of good cheer and make our youth and citizens a acceptance that won the heart o f "T h e Gospel Christian Aires" presents thetr coming out pro­ wiser and w ell informed com­ the audience each time she munity. Th is is a non-profit asked her dog to perform and gram . This new grou p w ill Bear Just kind of stood there. sponsor thetr first program and organization. Hawkins ■- a*-a ----a |L|a— nal co rn u k m m n w iy m i* At the Church of tha Nazarana's racant Ptonaar Days, bald at tha church, Pat Nlcol and Phyllis M o n a (from left) serve Buffalo 8taw to Pastor Al Groan and his wife, Dot. Second place was presented to cinnamon cake, both loaded with calories and m ade by peel­ J ason Ramsey and h is dog. ing the bananas and cutting the E lm o , a n d th ird p l a c e to Christopher Baber and hla dog, apples, no store boxes In this church meal. T h e meal was Fubar. Best o f Show was awarded a served on tin pie plates and the huge trophy, accepted b y Lin drinks were served In plastic Morello for her 11-ycar-old Tal cups Inside the tin cans to replicate the days on the pioneer Jen. T al Jen also w on Best trails. The pastor. A l Green and Coatum e aa a "B iker D o g ," c o m p lete with black lea th er his wife. Dot. w ere on hand to Jacket, hat and boots, dangling a share In the festivities with Pastor Al recounting the history heart-shaped "M o m " tattoo, riding a silver motorcycle with of the "old days" w hile Dot told license tag. "Bad D og." It was tales of thetr first m eeting and creative and Innovative the w ay courtship. Including A l's pro­ the motorcycle waa crafted with posal o f marriage to Dot from the accessories to fit the d o g's size pulpit. T h e church h a s r e c e n tly perfectly and he sat unassisted started a pre-school and day care on the motorcycle. Th e success of a function Is center, complete w ith an accred­ th e positive reaction o f the ited curriculum, the A BEKKA, participants. Leaving the show, which la more traditional In Its one could hear the laughter o f emphasis on the family. For those recalling funny events; fu rth er In fo rm a tio n on the com m ents such as. " Is n 't It remarkable that all those dogs c o u ld g e t along w ith ea ch oth er." and still others m aking a point o f thanking Lomax for her Germany, New dedication to such an Im agina­ Kong. Taiwan, the Philippines, tive and comfortable "F u n ” dog Hawaii and Alaska W hen asked. Mrs. Smith aald her favorite show. place waa New Zealand where she enjoyed an English high tea with the local club. Club president A lice Moughton conducted the business meeting. The Church of the Nazarene The next m eeting w ill be held m em bers w ill do Just about Wednesday. O c t. 25 at the anything to have som e good Tlmacuan Country Club. The clean fun. Last weekend the speaker for the m eeting will be mem bers Joined together on a Guardian A d L ite m , S y lvia Sunday to commemorate the Grunor. T h e c lu b 's annual "P io n e e r Days" w ith a new Italian Feast fund-raiser will be fashioned hayride pulled by a Friday, Oct. 27 at the Lake Mary tractor for the children and a Community Building. buffalo stew that tasted am az­ ingly like beef stew; It waa delicious as was the hom em ade banana nut cake and the apple Three Lake Mary Girl Scout Rowell- Chureh Scouts plant trass at school pond church or th e pre-school or day care center, pleaae call 8318558. Workshop Living Wills What happens when 911 la ca lled ? P a r a m e d ic s cannot honor L ivin g W ills! Living Wills. Durable Pow ers o f Attorney, and Do N ot R e s u s c ita te Orders explained a t a free workshop sponsored by South Seminole Community Hospital and pres­ ented by Florida Registry of Living W ills. Th e workshop will be held next door to the hospital, 521 Physicians Plaza (off of State Rood 434. Oct. 5. at 10 am. Forma w ill be provided and completed free o f charge. Reser­ v a t io n s r e q u e s t e d ; c a ll 1-800424-5498. Troops, part of Stardust Service Unit, spent last Saturday room­ ing p la n tin g tre es and un« derstory a t the pond In front of Lake Mary Elementary School. The troop* — Troop 1431 from Heathrow Elementary. Troop 1050 fr o m L a k e Mary, and Troop 1 4 8 fro m Greenwood Lakes. S a n fo rd Middle and Lakevlew. were planting aa part of an ongoing project by the Stardust Service Unit of Girl Scouts to develop an environ­ mental education center at the pond. Only natives were planted. Some o f the trees planted were Sand Pine. Longleaf Pine and Fringe. Moat o f the plantings were u n d e rs to ry — flowers, ■hru bs an d g ro u n d cover. □ Baa R w w alL F a g s SC �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October f, t996 - *6 Flair for ceramics extension of artist’s painting ability tb H — C TM B B a an w res^ ggw gr |MM | < M b H f.ta M a *M | B g osy— ri jh s iw jfc— jo y iw ■feMkaJaMrarJ* ••• i iw !ommi— B3STM TS^^TI M ™S««* HT[SfeSI (ViHm) MSi SmihH — Hwiwe—i»my I m m i» i ^ §sgBg ,.T m5F ^ *->»*■»*«**~ FWJb>>*7IWllW>ra5fcWyiii»i*JTTf in n z m IS H a a R n T i ■ifcwWfaBbfc»««»|i U I m m i h ((AM. 6 .M ) Um P t ■ I S M l t t |llS4)Bi«fcfiFi*Ml. MkHMn tn ItmCm^T l^ l^ 1 W t (lr ia « Q )'0 » jSwrdkr Um Smrwl. (b Nmol TO 17a [hwh fr tlmo) TO-IT■ MU* Hi UmbJUh. HW W 4 e a s w is s s m G S iE is a ifi^ n fia a ir U U * « Heft. I^Ham r.NM oitq-ib ?cr ) M | S T V J » r i ll lln | t 'S < w o | TUU»iiiyi«riifcn ra~ Uooh— OhIosI m U CmMvmSTST|W »fr Nh—)M~ itTijUrfe. & »• • * ({* }.{ ■UGf*n»Sle™olWe B ^n cas* nB TSBnar fc^.'i fcwiitiift eJ«k» i w r - B » » i i m . i v - « i w >i w r o g w g •*lIU K W rfU 4 IW a»sanotw Loo. SkotmDoHl.lki Sans) tt IbortSorts NS* m.iwM<ufawmmhisHsng iuri ~is — i F II III I I ' - S "•• I ' 1 n *A U ~ T U S T * M O N D AY*! PRI— a oo | o jo | t oo I ’ T IW 10 | a oo | a w ) 10 | " ) 00 j ' 0 10 | ’ ’ oo numerous floral pieces and a notebook that the store proudly a a _ M u • a A || l a u i u d isp la ys. H e e x p la in e d the n f f p o a n n winei assorted paints and techniques SANFORD - With 22 years o f he used for these works. c e r a m ic s experience b e h in d " I used s ir brush for the Stan Dudek now teaches racoon." he said, ’ i t begins with his favorite hobby o f painting as cleaning, then firing. Next the w ell as continues it for fun. For pieces are decorated and fired eight months Dudek has shared again. It's an all day affair. It's in his skills with students at A the kiln from three to five hours. C era m ic Experience on Park Then cooled. Th e airbrush tech­ Avenue. nique la a a^utrt-type gun with a He attributed his flair in ce­ compressor. ram ics to his artistic ability. Dudek expressed that hia fa­ ’ T h is hssjuat been an extension vorite painting has been an o f m y art and a way to con­ authrnic folk art. “ I enjoy paint­ tin u e," he said. "It's relaxing, ing these on boxes, wood sur­ ft ’s also m y rewarding when faces or canvas,” be said. “ It's pieces are finished.” called Austrian folk art and Although Dudek commented florals are painted.” th a t In hls earlier d a y s o f He further elaborated on the ceram ics in the 70s the pieces specifics of the art. " I t originated were easy and basic. " I made in the 1700a. A t that time only things like mugs, flower pots r o y a l t y g o t t h e e x p e n s iv e and pictures back then." furniture. Peasants would paint Being exposed to ceramics to these flowers on their furniture. 1960 while still In the service. They may symbolise a birth or a Dudek took classes then but It marriage to the people.” became his passion much later. Although Dudek began his He la now seen sitting in his faainatton with the arts as a ch a ir In the ceram ics shop child he did take claaaea while In a m lo o k ln g the bjjs y traffic on high school. These classes along Park Avenue relaxed and creat­ with hls Imagination was what ing hls madtatptocss. gave him the talent to create Hia computer program m ing some of hia own unique \ Those unique works have won business o f nine years. Custom S o f t w a r e D e v e l o p m e n t . Is Dudek numerous ribbons In operated at night so Dudek Qnds various shows around the area. that hls ceramics can be done in Talking about an honor he won. the afternoon when things are Dudek said. " I ’m proud o f a much quieter. He has enjoyed piece I did for a ceramic show the Independence and still o f the last year.” he said. "It waa a day working on various pieces complicated piece that I got a that are displayed In the store. high first for m y rosette. The rose was on a pillow vase.” Dudek has made a Rowell ac He continued by saying."The vas all red but with dif­ ferent shades o f the color. I added Mack to make the dif­ ferent shades. They are solid red but the shades ate hard to d o ." • Dudek w as busy working op another piece he plana to e n t ? this October in a ceramic show. "T h e re ’s a ceramic show In October at the Orlando Expo,!* he said. " I t 's one o f the largest ceramic shows in the country. People all over the United States enter." * He carefu lly painted black acrylic paint o o a platter. " I wt|l paint some floral work on It. Then m paint scrolling on the sides. I want to make it authenic for the period." Several cans painted by Dudek were also displayed In the store. ” 1 paint on Pringles potato chip cans,” he said. ” 1 get to eat the prtngles first. I paint a black acrylic on the can then I add the Austrian floral design.” A black notebook with the traditional floral waa also sitting on a shelf. " A ll I did with the notebook waa to buy a black notebook and paint the flowers on It." Dudek added that the cost of beginning ceramtea aadjRaklnj( a piece can range ftuui'WTuw as •3 0 and under. He suggested beginners start with classes. Ceramics, and work docsn’i take up all hia time. Dudek hat been married to hia wife. Marion for 34 years. They have lived h Sanford all their married life. R r(.A / events co-director at 323-3940. Am ong the flowers planted were wild petunias, butterfly weed. Florida sage and passion flower. C o r a l be a n , h o n e y s u c k l e . Jessamine and flrebush shrubs were also planted. The purpose o f most o f these flowers and shrubs is to attract birds and b e n e f i c i a l I nsect s s u c h as lady bugs and butterflies. The passion flower Is, In fact, the o n ly plant that the G old en FrUlllairy butterfly. In Its caterpil­ lar stage, will eat. T h e next stage o f the planting la ten tatively scheduled for Arbor Day. the third Monday In January. The service uAit Is currently looking for help writ­ ing the educational curricula for the project. If you would like to help with this, please call Debbie Swearingen, the service unit _ fi| ! " ' K u r 21M#4:1S T M U N M L M M IT r jj| j 1 Plans are still in the works for CHde Lake Mary Holidays. The festival, a combined effort o f the city o f Lake M ary and the Stardust Service Unit o f Girt Scouts, la scheduled for Friday, Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m.. at Lake Mary City Hall. I f you or your organisation la Interested in participating, you can call John Holland at 324-3017 or Mary Rowell at 321-1498. | 1--------m o rt Z u c o m a t 1 ^1 po-ial! — | SEVEN 1 ______ t W M t 7:M)M> ■ HALLOWUM: THE CUMC OF 1 1______ ■SEVEN M IA N T A IM I br AVe h ea r t A10 tooT TEXAS CHIMUN MAHACHE 1 1 fclL HR lILI-iK LI V T T M ^ H FOUR ik i -1*1# jftB|wckaw> mmt I JM THC M a aM E N 1 Fggthral coming DANGEROUS MMDS _ ■QER0U8 MINDS IE TIE THAT BINDS fttttl I DtVU. IN A M.UC DMH ~ |M 0 4.SS7.M S40 “ s U J g l W B B U ■ ■ ■ ! ? B U T I Y S U B B U ■ ■ ■ ! ! B U II B 1 T T W I) ■ i| ! I Hill I'l'l I M,i I N h t III | ,1 in j H I Enjoy sumptuous metis... Six Lounges... Las Vegas HI style Casino... Polter Room... Childrens Program... j 5 1 Full Activities... Elegant Midnight Buffet... First Run Movies... 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GrOin mikidiom Shipi (800) 270-S*A*I•L i i (I �4C - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October 1, 1905 by CMc Young BLONDIE TO 88 AW IUND OF A L" f i f m w m j w in rw * *r m ia 1 ,~r >. ■ TOU NAWITO USf o*y & fu c s > by Mod Walter BEETLE BAILEY O at. 1 , 1 M B Use your beat Judgment In partnership arrangementi In the year ahead. A teammate of equal talent could spell success. A poor choice, however, might result In complications. L I M U (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you fall to think for yourself tod a y, som eone wi t h w hom you're Involved may start m ak­ ing decisions for you that might not be to your liking or advan­ tage. Be careful. Libra, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for you r Astro-Oraph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1798 Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y 10190. Make sure to state your zodiac sign. •comm (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You w on't be able to relax and en joy y o u rs e lf today If you sweep an Important matter un­ der the rug. D o your duty before partaking In fun and games. B A O rT T A B lU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Potential love Interests might not think you're as alluring today as you think you are. Your ego could get punctured If you come on too strong. C A P B IC O M V (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) Stay within your own sphere o f Influence today. You won't be very effective I f you try to project your authority In someone else's bailiwick. A O V A K IU B (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) J u s t b e c a u s e an a r r o g a n t associate makes a lot of noise today. It doesn't necessarily mean that this Individual Is right. A roaring mouse Is still a mouse. (Feb. 20-March 20) Be e x tr e m e ly co n sc ien tio u s In money matters today If you're handling funds for someone else. You might have to account later for every penny spent. A M B S (March 21-Aprll 19) Avoid rehashing a volatile Issue today that you know from expe­ rience will get a rise out of your mate. He or she might react even more strongly than usual. TAU M U 8 (April 20-May 20) If you put yourself In a position of having to work under pressure today, you might not be proud o f 42 Susy as- 871 ____ vv rrfi^n wwmm NLA. 27 CStewspher 31 Uhaawtna 33 Isn't ws« 33 intwu msr — Anthony Storr. the British p sych iatrist, claim ed. " M a r ­ riages not Infrequently break up because the more compliant partner eventually feels com ­ pelled to reassert his or her lost, separate Identity." Bridge partnerships often have a dominant half, the better player who tries to guide his partner through the pitfalls of each deal. However, every player Is happy for partner to take control when he can see the winning defense. Today's deal decided the Life Master Pairs at the Summer Nationals. Sitting East and West were Joe Kivcl. of Corona Del Mar. Calif., and Allan Slebcrt. of Little Rock. Ark. Kivcl made sure his partner didn't do the wrong thing. Against four spades. Slebcrt led the diamond king. W ith which diamond should Klvel signal? □nn nnnnro unn nnn n n n n n nnn □nn n n n u n nun □nnnn nnrinn nnnucorin Hnnn n n u nmun nnnn n n n nnran □□□□ n n n nnnn □nnn n n n nnnn nnnnnnn □nnnn nnciwn nnn □ n u n n nnn nnn n n n n n □□□ nnn n n n n n nnn S T U M P E D ? ... — Hoags p . ■1 M s Css si day 19” 53” 46 m en m j Phillip A M ir •- O IWftby NCA. Inc the finished product. Do not le a v e th in g s until th e la st minute. O E M IN I (May 21-June 20) Taking a gamble today on a tip from a hotshot friend might not work out loo well. This pal m ay have either em bellished the story or not have given you all the facts. CANCBm (June 21-July 22) Hostile explosions are likely In your household today If you take a do-as-l-say-but-not-as-l-do a t­ titude. Set the exam ple, not the rules. L E O ( Jul y 23 -A u g. 22) A position that has proven advan­ tageous for an associate may not necessarily suit y o u r needs. In­ stead of being a copycat, think for yourself. V1EOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you're going out socially today with someone w h o can afford to spend more than you can. don't g e t I n v o l v e d In a one upsmanshlp contest. ’ CopyrlfMltMby NCA Inc. Klvel wanted to guarantee a trick for his spade king. But If he encouraged with the diamond nine, might not his partner think this was a suit-preference signal for hearts? T o stop an accident. Klvel didn't signal with any diamond. He overtook with the ace and returned a diamond, forcing the ruff In the dummy. Now East had to win a trick with his spade king and the contract cam e home with only one overtrick, not two. Maybe you arc thinking "o n ly one overt rick: so what?" Well. In pair events, overiricks can be w orth many matchpolnts. If South had harvested 12 tricks. Bill Root, of Boca Raton. Fla., and Richard Pavllcek. o f Fort Lauderdale. Fla., would have won the title. They finished only two points behind Klvel and Slebcrt. autographed upon request, for 814.SB from P.O. Box 169, Roslyn Hts.. NY 115774)169. Ph illip A lder's book. " G e t Smarter at Bridge." Is available. Opening lead: • K CCopyrl«MI»UbyNIAInc. NORTH 9 jo»S *Q 10 S • A K 8 ft •I WEST 47 *9 7 5 0 ♦ K Q J ft 4K ft ft 4A Q J y 2 EAST * K ft 4 3 03 •A 9 432 410 S 4 SOUTH 4AJ 82 ft VQ J 10 • 10 7 5 47 3 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer North South 14 24 44 West North 1* Pass 2 * Pass 3 * Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass Pass b y J im M eddlck ■ w rsN C T vm ri ' s m and vou know m by Bob Thaws FRANK AND ERNEST p ip y o u k n o U.5. fO\JNViHO FATEH S’ f tC H lU T ^ ^ * t h ^ t f m h o e ve ry fOUHDl Nt f * 7 H e * T H tr e h a s founping a MOTHer ? Jm 10 f 11 N glOHT...... 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FL B M on or boforo O C T O B IR M. IMS. and AN tho orl|lnol wHh Ifw dork of tht* court tor. If yew tall to A* l*. • OHoull •III ho onlorod •poind you tar tho rollot dowondiS In tho D V : T .L . Birina If.l WITNBSS my fwnd and tho tool of this court on SEP T IM B E R II, i m (Court Sool) M ARYANNS MORSI C L I R K O F T H I COURT B Y: Nancy R. Winter Oopwty CNrk Publlah: SopNmhor 14and Octahor1.AIJ.IH* o iH -ta 1.1 DBH-SM W T N B CIRCUIT COURT DO TN R H O N T B IN T N O J U D K IA L CIRCUIT L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION C A M N O ifM ttF C A DIVISION M L PLATTB VALLIY FUNDINO. L.P.. Poiaiiara Limitod IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O P T M IU G M T IIN T H JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O .H -M H -C A M L BANK U N IT IO O F TIXAS. F S B .. Plaintiff, Plaintiff, A L L V N P .M IT M IR .O to l. N O T IC I OF FORICLOSURB SALB N O T IC I IS H IR IO V O IV B N p u rsuant lo on Order R e­ scheduling Poreetoaur# Solo dotad l aptambar IL 1HA ond • n t m d In C o t * N o . •S-aiS-CA-14 L of 1h* Circuit Court of tho I I O H T B I N T H Judicial Circuit In and tar S IM ­ IN O L I County. Florid* wherein P L A T T B V A L L IY FUNOINO. L.P ., Oetower* Llmltad Port nerahlp li tho Plaintiff and A L L Y N F. M IT M IR . R A IM A S. S I I T H I R ond B IN IF IC IA L SAVINGS BANK. P.S.B. or* tho Oitandonta. I will M l to tho hiahott and bet! bidder tor cash at tho Hoot front entrance of tho S IM IN O L I County Ceurthouoo. Santard. Florid* at ll:td a m., on tho Slot day at toevambar. I t N . the tallow tap dncrlBod ao rat tarth In told SANDRA L. NAFOLITANO. at at. Defendant!*). A M IN O IO N O T IC I OF C L IR K 'S FORICLOSURI Notice la harahy given that pursuant to the Summary Final Judpmant of Faroctaaura and Solo entered Saptambar IS. tw*. and entered In the cauaa pandInp In tho Circuit Court of the llphtaonth Judicial Circuit. In and tar Somlnota County. FlerI d o . C i v i l A c t io n N o . tAI4S1-CA-14L. the undartlpnad Clark •III sail the property situate In said County, dncrlbed **L*t as of OR I N RUN U N IT ISO. accardtnp to lha plat Rwreaf. aa racerdad In Flat Beak 44. at Fapoa 74 and 7L at ttw Public Record* of Samlnala County, p lor M i, at public sal*, to th* hlfhatl and boat blddar tar cash at 11:00 A M on Itw Ittti day at October, INS. at tho Watt Front Door of th* Somlnala County Courthowaa. Santard. Florid*. O AT I D this 10th day of Sap- L O T I . IN BLOCK I . OF N O R TH ORLAMOO T IR R A C I S E C TIO N TW O U N IT O N I . ACCOROINO TO T H I P L A T T H I R I O F . AS R IC O R D IO IN P L A T BOOK IA A T F A O I 04. O F T H I PUBLIC RECORDS O F S IM IN O L I C O U N TY. FLO R IDA . W IT N IS S M Y HANO and Itw •not of thl» Court an September IA 1HJ. (S I A L I Maryann* Mona Ctark of lha Circuit Court By: J a n o l. Jaaawlc Deputy Clark I chavorrla. McCall*. Raymar, Barrett A Fropptar Peat Ottlca Boa 1410 Tempo. P L U M ) Publlah: Saptambar >4 A Octo­ ber I, in * 0 IH -M 7 (CO URT SEAL) M A R YA N N ! MORSE Ctark of ttw Circuit Court Somlnota County, Florida By: Ja n * I. Jaaawlc Deputy Clark JOHN M .IMcCORMICK, Esq. IO HNM M l laat Church Straat Orlande. Florida 33MI Attarnoy tar Ftalntllt Publlah: Saptambar 14 A Octo­ ber I. I t t l DEM 10* CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luio Compoo Catabray Cgtor cryptogram* we created from qubtoe by Iwnoue piapla. peal andpraaint Each toear si tw coher stands tor snotor today » cto# C aquae H ’ AH JTX QPUPCWJ WTLO, PZIJ AL MA W WP JTX IFCIFIFF.’ ZTT OFBTIF — E RXFZAL M T H H I I L . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N T h # beat thing about Animals la that they don't talk much * — Thornton Wilder. O ISM by NCA. Inc 30 OFF THE LEASH By W.B. Park Henrietta faces ths awful truth: She'll never find happiness as a flamingo. Legal Notice! IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O F T N R I t B N T II N T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S I NO i SM444-CA-14A AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES O F FLORIDA. INC.. PtatatlH. ROGER MCLEOO and MYRA M C L IO O . JOHN 001 and/ar J A N I DOR. topi (her with all nm errapata Place. ‘ Florida » n * . N O T IC I OF SALE N O T IC I IS H IR IB V GIVEN that pursuant ta a Final Judd mant at Ferae Naur* randarad IL Iff* In that Circuit Caurt In and tar Sami ftata County, Florida, wherein AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES O F FLO RIDA. INC. la Plaintiff and R O O E R M CLEOD and M Y R A M C L IO O are Datan dents. Civil Adlan Cm No . MB444CJMAA. I. MARVANNE M O R S I. C L IR K at Itw afar* •aid Caurt. will *111:« am., on October It, i m attar tar aata and adl ta ttw Mfhaat blddar tdr cash at lha Samlnala Cawity Caurttwua*. M l Narth Park Av­ enue. Santard. F larIdo X773 Itw toltoartnf a . . tv. altuata and b#mg in Seminal* County. Florid* tawll: Lai 1. Waklva Club E l fatal. Section Four, accardtaf to Itw plat Rwraof M racer dad In Flat Book II. Papa 4*. Public Rec­ ord* at Samlnala County. Flor­ ida Said sal* will k* mad* pursu­ ant to and In ordw to aatlafy ttw farms*1 aald Final Judpmant. O A TE D this 10th day si Sap­ tambar. isas. M ARVANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE COURT By: Jana I . Jaaawlc Aa Oaputy Clark In accordance with ttw Amer­ icana With Dtubmtlet Act. par tans with diaaMllth* naading a apodal accommodation to par­ ticipate In thl* proceeding ihould contact ttw ADA Coordi­ nator tor ttw Court'a area at Office at tho Chrk at ttw Circuit Caurt, M l North Park Avenue. Santard. Florid* 31777, tolaphorw (4071 133 4130. net later than atvan (1) days prior to ttw proceeding It hearing impaired, (T O D I I aOfrtSJtm. or Voice (V ) la s a m in a . via Florid* Relay Sarvlca. Attorneys tor Plalntltt: FatarL. Pollock. Jr.. Eiqulra Florida Bar No.lftoSl Aker man. Sentorllll A Eldion, P.A. Citrus Cantor. Itth F loor ISS South O r anf t Avanua PoatOttlca B a in l Orlande. Flor Ida 31*03 (407) ao-Tpaa Publlah: lap tawbar 24 A Octo bar I. i m OEH-111 D Legal Notlctt IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H P EIGHTEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOB S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. *1-1704-CA DIVISION ISA FGB R E A L T Y ADVISORS. INC.. PtalnflfNal. CHARLESM . HOBBS.at4l. Defendant! s). N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant I* a Final Judpmant ol tarot leaure dated l aptomfur ts. tats, and entered in Cm No . fl-IZdA-CA-iaA at ttw Circuit Caurt el th* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and Nr SEM­ INOLE County. Florida wherein F O B R E A L T Y AOVISORS. IN C ., la lha Plalntlfl and CHARLES M HOBBS, JOYCE J. HOBBS. LY L E C. CHRIS T IA N S E N . T H E C IT IZ E N S AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF FLO RID A STATE OF F L O R ID A - D E P A R T­ M E N T O F EEVENUE. JESSE J. OENDRON. NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. N.A. 1/k/aNCNB NATIO NAL BANK OF FLOR I 0 A t/ k / a F R E E D O M SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI­ A TIO N . Chip Pratt, aa hair at ttw Estate at Dan Pratt, da caaaad. Evelyn Pratt, a* hair of th* Batata el Dan Frail, da­ ta asad. Th* Unknown Hairs, Davlaas. Claimants el ttw Estate ol Den Pratt, dacaaaad are ttw Defendants. I will sail ta Its* highest and bast blddar tar cash at Itw Mtaal front dear at the SEM INOLE County Caurthoua*. Sanlord. Florida al tl:M a m., an Itw 17th day *1 October, IMS. ttw tel lowing drier Ibad preparty aa aot forth In said Final LO T f. BLOCK *. FAIRLANE E S T A T E S S E C TIO N O N E R E P L A T . ACCORDING T O TH E P L A T THEREOF AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 1 « ANO 101. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. W ITNESS MV HANO and ttw seal at this Court an Saptambar I*. Ittl. (S E A L) Maryann* Mere* Clark oI ttw Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barrett A Frapplar Post Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL33S0) Publish: Saptambar 14 A Octo bar I. lt*S DEH TOO IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H S EIGHTEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, S T A T E OF FLORIDA C*a* N*. n a ta l c a io G G E N E R A L JURISDICTION SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION. Plaintiff. D A N IE L L. HERNANDEZ, at ux.,*tal., Oatandanls. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALB •V CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice la hereby given Mat Itw undersigned Maryann* Moraa. Clark of Ih* Circuit Court ol SEM IN O LE County. Florida, will, on ttw Itth day ol October. i h j . at ll:M a m., al th* West Front Door of ttw SEMINOLE County Courthouse, In th* City ol Sanlord. Florida, offer tor sal* and sail at public outcry to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash, ttw tallowing dtscribed property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida.tawll: L O T 44. H U N T IN G T O N . ACCOROINO TO THE P LA T TH E R E O F AS RECOROED IN P LA T BOOK 17. PAGES 74. tJ ANO ♦*. PUBLIC RECOROSOF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLOR IOA. pursuant to Itw final dacra* el toraclosura entered In a case pending In said Court, the stylo ol which Is: SOURCE ONE M ORTGAGE SERVICES COR P O R A TIO N vs. OANIEL L. Stephen J. Cook*. HER NANDEZ.*! u i. at al. A.A.E. In accordance with th* Amar Director ol Aviation leans wIM Dlsablllllas Act. par Publish: October I. IHS sons rwodlng a special accom­ D E IS modation to participate in this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at X I North Park Avanua. Suit* N. Ml. Sanlord. NOTICE OF Florida H77I al toast lira IS) FICTITIO US NAME days prior to th* procaadlng. Nolle* la hereby given that I Talaphona (4071 J3J 4330 Eat. am engaged In business al 4451 4737; HSDOI tSJ 1771 (TOO) Or Hwy 17 *2 S. Sulla III. Fern 1 1100) OSJ 4770 IV). via Florida P ark, F L JI730. Samlnala Relay Sarvlca. County. Florida, under lha WITNESS my hand and of F ic t it io u s Nam * ol tidal seal ol said Court this lath D IV E R S IF IE D TE C H N IC A L day of Saptambar. IttJ S B R V IC IS OR D.T.S., and that (S E A L) I Inland to register said nam* Honorable Maryann* Mors* with ttw Division ol Corpora Ctork-el th* Circuit Court Hons. Tallahassee. Florid*. In By: Jan* E. Jaaawlc accordance with ttw provisions Oaputy Clark ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. LA W O FFIC ESO F T o Wit: Section MS 00. Florida JOSEPH PANIELLO Statutes m i Post Office Bo> 7147 Shot lay Lubianl Tampa. Florida Hid I Publish: October t. IH J Publish: Saptambar 24 A Octo D ill __________________________ barl. IH J DEH 214 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAR OO F COMMISSIONER! NOTICE OF FUGLIC HBARINO O CTOBER 14. IH J 7:BB F .M Tlw Board o! County Commissioners ol Somlnota County. Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider Itw tallowing I. M ITC H MARQUI •BAH-A21SB C 2 Commercial Zone Appeal against ttw Board ol Adjustment In dsnylng a Special Eicspttan ta permit a sarvlca garage in conjunction with ttw sales of cycles tor Cycle Riders Suiukl of Lengwood on Lot A S. Fairy Lake Park. PB 7. Pg 34. Section SII X : W lid* ol U S Highway 17 *7 and 1* mil* N ol Dog Track Road (DIST1) Thl* public hearing will bo held In Room 103* ol ttw Seminole County Services Building- HOI East First Straat. Santard. Florida, on October 74 IHJ. at 7 00p m or as soon thereafter as possible Written comments tiled with ttw Current Planning Manager will be considered Parsons appearing at the public hearing will b* heard Further details available by calling 771 M X. Eat. 7444 Parsons art advised Mat It they decide to appeal any decision mad* at thl* hearing. May will need ta insure that a verbatim record ot ttw proceedings Is mad*, which record includes th* testimony and evidence upon which Ih* appeal Is to b* based, par Section 71* OIOS. Florida Statutes For additional Information regarding Mia nolle*, please canted ttw Board ol Adjustment Secretary at M l lIX . E it 7444 Persons wIM dlsabllitias needing assistance to participate In any ol Mas* procaadlng* should contact the Employs* Relations Department AOA Coordinator aa hours In advanca of ttw moating at 171 MM. Eat 7*41 BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA B Y: RANDY MORRIS. CHAIRMAN A T T E S T MARVANNE MORSE. CLERK PUBLISH October 1.1H I DEI 4 PUBLIC N O TICI SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY POARO M U T IN G On Tuesday. Or lobar J, teas, at 1:10 A .M .. Ih* Sanlord Airport Authority will hold IH regular masting on ttw tecond floor ol the A. Kay Shoemaker International Terminal Building located at On* Rad Cleveland Boulevard. Orlando Sanlord A irp o rt, Sanlsrd, Florida. Copies at tlw agenda may bo obtained by contacting th* Airport Authority oftlcr* during normal bualnat* hour* Monday through Friday al 1277771. Ptaaa* taka notice that If any parson doc Ida* to appall any daclslen mad* by ttw Sanford Airport Authority with raipoct to any matter contldarad at ttw moating or tearing tchadulad heroin, ho or *ha will need a record of ttw procaadlng*. and that, tor such purpose. ho or ah* may need to smura that a verbatim record of ttw proceedInga la made, which record Includes ttw testimony and evi­ dence upon which ttw appeal la 17— N urse ry • C M M C a rt CLASSIFIED ADS t M A M .-U E P J I. A B O U T M ARING MONEY) dll Orlando - Winter Park S e m in o le 407/322-2611 CLASSIFIEDDEPT. HOURS 71— H 1 » W B R N 4 A C R Y LIC APPLICATORS 407/8 31 -99 9 3 N C T M i it lim r . Labor, mgmt., owner opart to n rw e d ^ . Local eark __________BtMIMES*________ A C T NOW ! AVON! A* Otar ta PRIVATE PARTY RATH 14tammOfa Umo*.......... J7| aEbb ___ IE* aHat MONDAYOn FRIDAY CLOSEDMTUROAT ESUNDAY m -IH U r ....... t i l a *8 1lima........................ 41.11 •Raa R it t t Bra gar Issba , la tB i *Ilia n ib S Errs AcmunMOMf AOMIN. ASSISTANT tJAM K/psr year. 1 Tamp ta hire jab* Loagwaad/Lah* Baalta r * f t OMM Car* Cantor I f f t ft f t Itftttf tfrtt'i*! SSJM Pbr Wa*k/1ll«D*y Spaca Aval labia tar I I1yrt ai-taM NOW ACCEPTING Paear F T . Rag's. M l A T J M OPPORTUNITY N s Foag •NIAtat IStfViCM Ecfwdulng may Include Bargain Hunter al Vw coal ol an l Cancel when yougat raauts Pay onfy tor dayspot* ad row draft eamad Use M daeiilpaon tor tastaW r*suRs. Copy must r typographical kern. •Corwiwrdal frequency rates are *va A IR L IN I CRfW tatll/Hr. B*gg*g* h*ndt*n. Care* tech A IR F L A N I REFUELERS ttfatiSB taw* I AG E NT i a * D IV O R C E * H a * Immlgrattan. Mil*, custody, visitation, suppsrt, adsptton. name changa. translation*, corparatton*. cradii report. M M itP . la ttatta Etaatat DEADLINES Tuesday *vu Friday (1 Noon The Day Betote PuMceBcn Sunday 12 Noon Firfay ADJUSTMENTS ANO CRtOfTB: In « w *v*nt *f m srrst M n a * /LK. MARY JOGS tS.JB • »*/Mr Heavy lifting rag'd. MuM r a m WvttMl. ttaFeeALweewedATVAHt Sta x t s m t n i J in im n * ( t a w M m I U a m 4 a 4 I AMliM M n i o f o n o riM _.!*■ t w Aowtrrwna prkd~k*~*M e n t iIBl D Ui f Ilo r m t i h w in M n w n wwy ■ndantytaRwsstantof !7wco*toflt*sllrwsrtlon.Pta*ss*ttss> your ad ta* Bscuracy MB tost Gay R run*. I M o/wh potantlat. Sallll IM 15— Cem etery Lets LA K E V IE W family ptot I4x» FI. I Spec**, conerat* border, sodded. Cadars at entrance. STUB. Will rwAotata. 1711517. OAK LAW N MEMORIAL PARK 2 Cemetery lot*, side by *td* SIAM each........... 407177 IHO 11— Personals MEET SINGLES * WIN TOURM U * * I *00 755 4247 E X T. M il. 57 H/mon Mint be IS. Touch tana needed Sarv U • a a (S1SS4J4SM a a a Legal Notice! IN VITATION TO SID SALB OF SUBFLUS ORAOALL HYDR AULIC EXCAVATOR BIDIMa-SS/JP Somlnota County Board of County Commlttlorwr* raquatt* Interested ►erne* ta submit tormel tea led bid* tor ttw abova referenced Invlletlon to Bki. Bid package* will be available at ttw County’s Purchetlng Di­ vision locatad at: 1101 East Kt Straat. Room 770* Santard. FL 72771 1441 (407) J2I II30. E*t 7lll F A X (* J7 )J»tJ4 4 Bid* must b* received by th* Purchasing Division no later than 2:M pm . (local lima) on October I*, i m Bid* racalvod attar such time will b* raturnod A L L PROSPECTIVE BID O ER 5 AR E HEREBY CAU TIO N EO NOT TO CONTACT A N Y S E M IN O LE C O U N TY O FFIC IA LS O R STAFF OTHER T H A N T H E S P E C IF IE D C O N T A C T PERSON. A L L C O N T A C T S M U S T BE C H A N N ELED THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION Chart** Irvin Purchasing Supervisor Publish: October t. 1HS OEI 2 I A T T ■ NTIO*t FOOD SERVICE W M R I M I I Tked *f werk Ing night*, htlltfay* and waakondst Th* ItM iotl* ic ftn l * Food Sarvlca* Department hat permanent, pari Urn* and substitute poeltlan* available In the Santard area. Far mare Intarmotton pleat* call: Tour neighborhood school Feed Service Manager *r lha Dis­ trict Foed Sarvlca Office at 7734710. ___________ x C a n f e ilf t iM M v . FAX rouRCussiruoAD T W S iS U K T H H T O raoNOTnoiisano T0USMVT1MI M T M IM N T I CEO ADOPTIONS Fra# medical cars. Iransportallon, counseling, prlval* doctor plus living aapantat. Bar m i l l s Ctoerwatar Altomay JahnFrkfcae..... IS*»t37 34H A LO N E t R E IF E C TE O dating bureau sine* IT77I All agat Including tantortl IKIO TO 4477 (Men 55 » large discount) m FDRUU IS — S— c iD l N P tk — 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -9 4 0 1 For convenient and economi­ cal advertising, nothing basts ttw Santard rtorild Fax us your ad to Itw Classified Dept and Include ttw tallowing Intor mat Ion: A Billing nam*. address, and phono number A Contact name and phono number tar ad verification a Start data A Number ot day* you would Ilk* your ad to run If you have any questions, pita** call th* Ciassltiad Advertising Department al 172-2411. Monday Friday. (:0 »S :M CIJ special i art needed In our art*. homos, Call Foster Paronl Recruit merit **7-477-444) ____ orvowoNNKsnim Our 4 year aid company It Find out why moat el aur tap earners hav* no previous network marketing experi­ ence. See why our program It A* revolutionary and exciting tar the “ tltlta gey" « Ih* Big Tim* Pro. We will b* Itw talk el lha Industry In lha next 3 year*. ★ NOWHIRING★ COOKS Mirosmom I *4 COOK V "It tSASiUagtoCHlIH" AGG LANE. Lab* Mary. Corner of 1/4 Lake Mary Bird. I x t t M .................. AW-MMtTI This business can changa your lit* ao C A L L : M t t t M T N (24 HnL U f) u AK Al PirlUan. we ilewour A'wknes a* (hr key fooDrn,nt»ir>kitijf success, toil) ns al our new More in Seminole Ttiwrie Center in Sanford where we have exciting oppoftunKk'* for 27— Nursery A Child Cart CH ILD CARE IN M T HOME. Reasonable rata*. Mon - Sal. Fenced yard. 3214111. C H ILD C A R E. laMyltof a a e DAYS, NIOHTS. W EEKEND S. 1710477. CHILDCARE, MV HOME, raa tonable rata*, hot lunch**. Ml *S3*or 377 4*10__________ CHILDCARE IN MV HOME. Quallllad pr* school teacher. Christian car* sevlrenmeet. R E F . 777 **7*orSX7fB4. M ARTA'S DAYCARE. Baby's toot Pre School I Lake Mary. Lie. 45*4-7................. 377M*4. M AR TA'S DAYCARE. Baby's tool P re School I Lake Mary. SAUS ASSOCIATES A • C l l N N i I EXa r BX 9V K M 9 (IT If f ll/ IA Iaam baMU w o m t n i, Childrens) • Childrens • Potiin • Plus Dimensions AsaParisianAsvx ule, you Uenjoy generous Ivnefit* ini luding paid vacation* and perumal clays, denial insurance, a 10% pmfessional wardnrfx'diHtxint and much more! Fur livin' intdrmaixxi i< lo scliedulc an appuntmenl, pk-avt call Mundiy-Fruhy. I(bm-1pm (407)32A03» EOF. M F !) V Lie. 15*47......... ............37700*4 Directory of Services ■RoficT FLORTDATTATtTiBGuiRn all contractors be ragltlered or corllflod To verity a slat* co n tra clo rs llc e n it call 1(00 J43-7940. Occupational License* art raqulrad by tlw county and can be verified by calling P I HX.*sf. 7*17 _ Additions A Rtmodeling • N IW R fM O O IL 'R IF A IR * V in y l tiding, carpentry. Doors, window*. Concrttt 1314*33 S O Aallnt. C»C«lta*0 Air goodlilonl ~ B R A N D NEW 1-TON C/HA cord Intlallad In aildlng can tral haaf ty»f*m llf f 00 , lax intfallad S yrs. warranlry Call: M IKE f*4**J-*Jll ■ R A N D NEW 1-TON C/HA cond Installed In existing can tral heal system llff 00 ♦ tax Intfallad S yrt warranlry Call MIKES**»41 M il C a rp tn lry C A B I N E T S . OOORS. gan carpentry, drywall. Uc/lnt D A I Intar to r* ............... 133 44*1 C lta n in g St v ALL PURPOSB Claaxtag Sarv OHIca/Camm. Law rata*. LIC 37>arx I Re*ear) t s ia im . APOLLO CLEANING SERVICE Comm./Rat weakly, monthly or one lima. <07 3314*44 R U T ! C L E A N Profttdonal Meld Svc lor your horn*. __________________Call Ml 4111 TH E HAMPTON Hautaktaptrt. Lie . Bonded. Im . Salldac lion Guaranteed 10*1)4* Concrttt ‘ C AP TAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Baal I Man Quality Optra IIon I lX -llM e r ......... 4M-XS1. Q U A L ITY CONCRETE WORK. IS years axp Rsasonsbl* Lie./Ins >131*44 Eltclrical M AST I R ILIC TR IC IA N R e p a ir addition, comm/rts. Lie Ins lE R O C M Ifl 131 447) Fcnc* FENCES. Sarvlca. iMlaltohan. Custom Design! Fra* E d I Wa r*open Wktnds Malta* CAR P EN TER All hind* of home rtp.ur*. palnlmg A ceramic III* Richard Grot* 1311*77 Ceiling Fans ^ a r pgt/Installation- * IN STALLATIO N 'REPAIR MOST INSTALLATION tit.E A. Lie ./lip . *aiS*t *474 C A R P IT MILL DIRECT DitcowNtt F im o -ji ftrsndt F irs t Qwslity. To# Lire. St«lnm s% i«r. S a io n m T r < i(lil«t v Sculptor9% IV W in tls lls d CorrmvrrcUl Isvwl loops U n yd 417 m u * 0 Painting h o m a lm p fO v «m > n t Icb ~ H an dy M an HACKNEY'S HANOVMAN. W* do It all NO |ab loo Smell! 349 9770 HOME IM PflOVIM INTS: K lf . g B a th A Tile s ADsor Carpentry A Window* A Hand yman Sarvlca#Small Jobs J J t o lc o m ^ j«i» M * »^ ^ Homo Wtpairs A L L TY P E S WINDOW Repairs. Sliding gloss doors. 7 screen PHONE Eit. gfvae 337 )4*1 Laundry Servlet M ARY'S LAUNDBV1ERVICE Will wash A Iron. Pickup A delivery, low rales 133n*4 L a w n S t f v ic B * S S IS S S C u n R O T Yard A Tra* work. Hauling fool Free estimate M*Ht3 L A W N S E R V IC E . Mowing. Edging. Trimming A Hauling! Fra* eat. Lew Ratos113*1*4) ^Csonr^ M A S O N R Y . Naw/Rspalrsl Brick, starw. glau blk. X yrs. t ip Free**!..... 114171)Keith Locksm ith A L L LOCKS • ALL BBAHDSl Wholesale to public. Local Installer Vis*MC. Wholesale Lacks i aeeti) t**i Painting B R U N E L L PAINTING. II yrt. exp { rV3004S)l Comm/rtdd . ca rp e n try, repairs, door hanging, plastering 733 Off PAMIB P AIN TIN O . Pressure clean, spray, brush A roll. Popcorn call.. Mm 133)1)4 P R O F E S S IO N A L Inla rla r Fainting, premium paints, tonglastlng finishes. Jeffrey Power 33* (414. Ik. A Ins F rtssu rg Cltaning D U N R I T E housns. mobile homes, walks, decks, drives. Fraeasf. Ik./In* 1314111 * SPRAY AWAY. Jeff Prasivra Exf cleanings VIsa/MC. fra* asl Lie./Ins.............. JXOIW W.UIoq F R A N K D A V IS Machln* A Welding. XO W >d St.. San ford. Gan repairs. 33110*0 ^ ^ T a ra m lc Tiio ~~ B U TC H 'S T O ^ I R v T i m Yrt. E ip . B9lh KllcMn ft m odeling 407 747 0IS4 Tr— Sarvio ‘ ■ C H O IS T i l l SVC Lk s. Ins "Let th# Professionals do 11." Free estimates 171 733* Uphoisitry ~ P A R K E R S Upbelsfary. Prof equip, auto boat Inf. horn* turn A antique* X I 77*4 P A R K ER S Upbelsfary. Prof equip . auto boat Inf. home turn A antiques 3*1 77*4 Advertise Y o u r Business E v e r y Day For As L o w As $41 P e r Month. Call Cl assi j i ed} M Z - Z b l l �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October t, 1986 71— Help Wanted BANK T C L l l l l TR A IN tt T O W N Fer Meer. Full A Part lima........... Local Ml AOKNT: M1IW COX LUNIBCR CO. cashier Mature, trustworthy, rollablo person with asp. In comouter A cath handling Up to l i » par hr. Good r y t t m e n FT or FT. Call:................... 73C2M4 CRUISt LINK OP*NINOS SALARY TO SIMM Per Year Bartender*, tervar* Cabin cleaner*, deckhand! Security b maintenance. Hiring Mewl AO ENT: M3 4PM Night* a Weekend*, 4 5 hr* . tall Men. Fri..............I N *11* coo** MV CMC TIACMfIt Rollablo. onorgotlc, porion to werh In daycare. P I 154? ’Cook-Cltricil* Light cooking lor lovoly chlldcaro cantor Cook mint have telephone a clerical abll . Itie*. E net Itent working con ................... m » c t COUVTIRNCLP Full time a part time help ' at gourmet tandalch •hop In Seminole Towne Con ter Mall. Counter a toed prep. Apply In porton. Betoman: * llam. HOVAN GOURMET IN FOO D COURT C O U R IIR D R IV IR to USI/Wk. . Full a part lima, will train. A O IN T t l CRAFT SKILLS AND TRAOt t u c n o u i o M iu t -35O P E N IN G S M L3S H IF T S * M A JO R L A K I M AR T : BLICTROMICt Company it •Peking Individual* who have * experience In any ol the tol . l o w i n g a r e a l : •COMMI RCl AL SOLDI UNO •RIWORK/TOUCH-UP *I/M ASSIMBLY •WIRE WRAPFINO * ‘ AUTOMATIC COMPONENT INSERTION 'TECHNICIAN , *u.H-*e.ae p e r h o u r Excellent benefit* package lo Include medical quell lied In dividual* ihould apply at one a t th e f o l l o w i n g : MONOAY OCTOBER led fiM A M to liM FM DELANO JOB SERVICE . lW I.WaedtendBlvd.irm 0* to TUBSOAV OCTOBER Ird *:••AM ll:p* AM L A K I MARY JOB SERVICE L A K I MARY ELVD. REFLECTION CENTER O R C O N T A C T i T R A N IW O R L D SERVICE QROUP Far an Immediate 407444-9675 NAVE A DRRT Free Chrtetme* and pa rty all you went) TUPPBBW AR B-.-..M 1BB1 HEALTHCARE TRAININO "FMLEMIQMV Fleece call M IK E Mutt have exp PLUS exp. with lewnequkpJCeil tar appt. ‘ M O L L Y M A IM * CUSTOMER SERVICE KEF CMUTV SERVICE A Billing office, heavy phone*. F/T, entry level. Apply: IttSRet*. Sett* lt»................ Winter Spring*. ‘N M S IM NSStSTMT/CNN Full time residential cleaning. M F.SS. Uni tar mad-Will Train. (% 7T 6m^ NEW LO C A TIO N : I _________ I STAR TEM P O R A R IE S , IR C N O F I E e e ♦ a .4*7 7*7*01* VNA R E S P IT E H E A LTH C A R E EDUCATION HOME T Y P IS T S . PC uter. needed. S4SJW Income paten Hal. Call I loo Si j a m O tD K R V D tn U B U TT A FLOWER DISION F R IF FART TIM R POSITIONS M.M la Start. SANFORD FLOWCRSHOP tef I . COMMERCIAL It. 4 a ;m - i t » Ext. 1 5 NEE0 E0 IMMEDIATELY! W P lY IE rH S M I: UTUFF MITO fANTS m t Orlande Or., l eakrd. Hapf D N IW IS Whoietale nunary local da livery +■ other nunery t**ki Mu*t have clean driven lie. ■RANCHINOOUTNURSERT OF PROSEN FOODS. Fry vioua werahawaa exp. a plus. COL B dreg teat n mlrid. non smoking plant. Apply: Rkb Faad Pise. aat w. DM HEAVY W ARIHOU1I work In Seminole A Orange Coun­ ties. ■ASY MONEY FT OR F T , netting appt. tar new attraction: CatlMFIfn. ELECTRICIANS HELP PERSONNEL 62 9 -6 8 8 8 Commmerlcal Exp. Driven lie. and tool* required. Call Network Electric. .. •It Wymere Rd.. W.P. OR SANFORD JOB SERVICE S U E . Lake Mary Blvd. MON. 10/1 »:Jd- ll:M OR O ELAH O JO R SIR V ICI AN N. N T Aye. TUBS . M/S,t:M-ttM ______ H E V B R A ^ B B f ______ ELECTRICIAN EX F. JOURNEYMAN A Helper*. 407neatee EXFARMM RESTMIRMT With location* In Laniard and Meant Darn, looking tor quali­ fied people tor all petition*. Apply In porton: 1:10 to tpm. anydey. HUNT'S END, 42W Orlnnda Dr. Sontard.________ INSURANCE CUSTOMER SERVICE REP. A O E N C Y SESKINO EXP. Individual. 440 License prtlerrad but nal required. Pleeeecall: 4P-M1-T7M. FINISH LOWER OPERATOR FINISH GRAOCR OPERATOR DUMP TRUCK DRIVER irnption I rrI m r AI m m Immediate openlog*1 Cell tor appointment....... .......MS MSI Must have exp. A FL driver Ik. Call tor appt. K H j R JORSS JOBSS JOES Norrail Service* Mew Hiring! (4*7) J7MM7 EEO . ADA, Never a Feel F000 SVC SUPERVISOR APPLY IN PERSON Lnkevlew Honing Center *1* East 2nd it , Santord. $ $ G R IN D E R S $ $ SANFORD LOCATION Mutt be lamlller with count! Ic grinding of metal to prtp lor painting. Will be using manual grinder*. tUImmediate Start ISIS MSTepFaySM UlOreat Aeneflttta* Call Jenl: Mutt have exp. A FL driver lie. Call tor appt. NP-MW LOCAL DRIVER For pickup A delivery In Central and South Florida. Will alto work an loading dock, mutt have Class A COL. and claan driving record. Mutt be eMetewerhahexiMe schedule Alan; a > 7 a t m (407) 5766007 ■nt.itaa N.S.I. NO FIE/EOE/AOA. aifAMSMBerbat-taas. S E C U R ITY O F F IC E R JOB Trakdag. Armed b Unarmed BraaBy A AaasatataaBH-FW g a n |( a g a U tlirim HOME CLEANE6 S S7 to StO ttor Hour Flu* troo G LAM O U R SHOTS Mttingt Paid tor drivingl CaRo a a o o o o eM i-ajaj SU M N GLASS DOOR COtf. .1 F t B M A N R N T P AR T-TIM E Will Tra in Cail tor Appt. COM M ERCIAL LIN E R Service eeagy-m m i e e m -tm . Tamperary paalltan. avail learned, u . J0/Hr. tn-iwi. (Santord) W A N TE D PARTTIM E D A Y S . Oulgelng partan required. Inveivet toed pre­ paration A counter help. Call: C T W f a v e ________________ 97— A p s r t m t n t s All rental and real estate advartlaamant* are *ub|act to tha Federal Fair Mousing Act. which make* It Illegal la advertise any pratoranca. lim­ itation or discrim ination bated on race, cater, religion. m x , handicap, tamlllai statu* or national or I NICELY FURNISHED alley, utllltle* Included. Ideal ter on* panen, clot* to town/mall. Leave mastaga: 3J1071* SANFORD I Bdrm. axceUenf area, complete privacy. 1*0 wh„ tWO sec. *»>-1447_______ SARFORD R F F C Y , ulllltla* lurnlthed, private entry. SH/Week . *71/dap. Beeper: 407 7*1 7*41 A 111 0311. Strong bach, fork t ip Inclined. M P F f f l___________ w s n u ii COL C L A U D . F U L L TIM E ...............................a a i m ji n *TEJICHERS* Lavaty N A E Y C accradltad childcare cantor hat lull A ■art time position* available ter ail ago group*. Salary depend* upon education A experience. Excellent working 99— A p a r t m onts U n fu rn to h td / R tn t RTONBNNU -CORVENIINTl Nice Rttldentil Call about our SPECIALS It __________ m t t a __________ APT. F O R R I R T . hltterlc dnmtown Santord. carriage apt. upstair*. Claan 1/1, window A/C. appll.. Included. Good neighbor*. Adult* lllt/m o n th . + SlSO/dep. *57 7*03 or H I IIP*_________ Al a R m ta ls Fvm tatw d / H urt H O FKL0 HONKER SPtINKUR STSTIM PARTTIML'MMMIEEl TECHNICAL ________ d t - M - I W _________ S E C U R ITY OFPICRRS NaadMSpn* to I t am Shift F rta uniform* A banatlt* available/vacation pay. Cat): ______ IN D USTR IA L DELIVERY DRIVER 7 i- H f » w « im SANFORD, tlttor naadid. my ham*. Friday* t i N to StN. Must have car............BS-MB. A W S N T tr 407 3234990 •TRUCK Driver* COL CUtl B PTRUSS TECHNICIANS •TRUSS PROP. WOWK1RS 71— H M p W a n ltd O IN ER A L OFFICE tT-ltS/Hr. Will train...................Light duty. NEW SANFORD LOCATION NT* Church M.lentard C A R ia iV IR , poimon Include! •alary plus room A board Call T:M--»:MPM. O W ir.H a O H CLEANING 71— H*4p Wanted 7 1 -H e lp W anted 3 5O P E N IN G S Ml3S H IF T S For aoptlc pumper truck, Call: 487 747*177.___________ tU S S U tta i S IE M E N S S TR O M B B R B C A R L S O N B a i ra ta la a d TR A N S W O R LD S IR V IC B I •ROUP ta Start many at Pair electronic* position*. Any at th*tallowing I* required: •COMMERCIAL SOLDERINR ‘REWORK/TDUCH-UP •E/M ASSEMBLY •WINS WEAFPINR •AUTOMATIC COMPONENT INSERTION 'TECHNICIAN Excellent benefit* Including medical qualified Individual* should apply at ana at the t a I I o w I n g i FRE SCRRININO AND TA K IN O APPLICATIONS MONDAY OCTOBER Md. ftWAMtoltMPM DELANO JOS SERVICE IW S. WaaRaad Mvd. 17/W TU B S O A V OCTOBER Srd tiM A M t o t liN A M LAKE M A R Y JOB SERVICE LA K E M AR Y B L V D R E F L E C TIO N CEN TER O R C O N T A C T i T R A N S W O R L O S E R V IC E OROUF Far an Immediate M7444-M7S But M om m y, didn't you say that you can sell anything in the classifieds? tail Dap. move* In. 1/1, Winter Spring*. MAM70. UUE MARV-SMFORO M U ... 1/1APT$**SFBCIAL**FOOL *WASHER/DRTRR HOOKUP FRRK BASIC CABLE‘» - N S « MARINER'S VtUAGE lake Ada 1Bdrm... 1410/mo 1Bdrm.. S470/mo. and up. ao OAmmmna, j# c . • FLO RID A B A S ID C A R R IER • E X P E R IIN C I PAYS • HOME IV B R V S-7 DAYS • B E N E F IT A BONUS FLANS a RIDER PRORRAM IS I X P A N D I N O A N D NEEDS DRIVERS T O RUN M ID W E S T B EAST COAST. C LA S S A C D L R EQUIRED Call 1-600-674-9050 ____________ EQE____________ WATSON R E A L T Y , Lake Mary office It now Interviewing hr now or experienced real estate associate*. Callterecaraafl Celt.............................. W IL O L IF B/CON SERVATIO N JOSS. Gam* werden*. tecurlty, maintenance, etc. No tip. necessary. Now hiring. For Into, call (11*1 7*4 0010 r>t. 1110.0am t o ll pm. 7 day* 91— R o o m s for R»nt AIR C O N D IT IO N E D . Claan. mmn SANFORD, t BEDROOM, let* ol closets. Ilfl/ m o n . + R H M f c M j jB t l M g O lj . SANFORD APT. 1 bedroom. I bath. MOVK-IM SPECIAL! *331/mon. H I *744_________ SANFORO. 111! Pin* Ava.. 2/1, UtO/month or bi-weekly, plus lecurlty dap. **10011._______ SANFORD A K IA . LARGE 1/1, good area, rang* A ratrig 13*5/mon . plus tec 371W14 1 IDEM., I BATH. CHA. 1300 a month. *300 *ec. dapoilt. 331 owe___________________ 1 IEDROOM, 1 BATH. Apt. available 10/S/tl. C/HA. stackable wath/dryer, all kit., apell. lau/mon. m 1011. t B am I dub B mall. C/HA. family room, fplc.. privacy back yard. No pat*. 1771 + sac. Rat. reo A tier 4: m i IN._______ 103— H o v s m UirfwrwlBhRd/RRsil LAKE MARY, modem. 171. Ipilt pien. veultod ceilings, tplc.. eat in kit. Mil/men 47**74* SANFORD. 17/tl Blh St. 1/1. u*ad a* home office. on 1/1 acre. Bawl *r aato. H1E714 IAN FORD. Histork area, rant or ter tale. 1/1. *441/mon. plus <Np...........................**0710 jtinitroni Rtfttalt Hi Bdrm. 1 bath, detached garage. Ig toncad yard, ttat palmetto Ava. 47V471 aS»7SN 1/1, KR N . FORCH. vary clean, to x in tot w/tota at tree*. 17*1 me.etuadN.MMML_______ 844 E L P O R TAL A V E .. V I. C/HA. LaaM Option avail.. 147AM. rat.. W ilt - BUBMP. I ID E M ., 1 B ATH , CHA. ARB a month, 1400 tec. deposit. m on*___________________ ‘ tUNLAND 1/1. w/den w/optlon. SSaO/SM. Uta DOWN • W H T R I N T f Whan you can awn, IM* 1 Bdrm. hema, with CHA. mm paint A carpet I Ash Newt HUD hemeel Tha MNNmaa •SANFORD 1/1, apt.. * C/HA.S400/WOO, •SANFORD 1 Bed. 1 Bath. w/patio, heat A Hr. •SANFORD 1/1. Duplex, w/twet A air. poo /*300 • SANFORD 1/1, apt., w/enct. patio. Ig rmm. Fplc. • N O R T H L A K t 1/1 canda. w/icm. patio, fpk . m nopat*, pool. 1131/121 • W O O D B IN E 1/1, w/dbt. garage. Ilka new, 1771/1771 •LAKE M ARY V I J . 1 story. w/loft, peel, n smoker. N ICE I Sl«90/I0» it waiter a . m->*n JIM DOYLE.... iM U B L T rlp ftx / W ilt SANFORD O U F L I X . 1/1, IL ^ M nB ^ ILRltRi e j| A e n r In a a rt NlVfVwEVV VnVlVIVIl porch. C/HA, tan/RNen. HI S IM IN O L I H IB H , V t . C/HA. carpet, equip., kit.. Inaldt laundry, carport.» <4A4. M U L L I BEDROOM, A/C. appll.. nka area, prefer sanlor. 0 *1/men. g n a w . SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS J j l S j ) ROAD CONSTRUCTION m m SPECIAL IE] S I50 Security Deposit •Single 'jlnty -M fi . * ■ T i u t i g y f fin it-n i S lu 'lin ' . f( - ii i - n A l t o n ) . i lilt’ A | it t m o n is ■ I rli*n<|ly l )ti 11.-( .-«i.) il l.i j. • Attn S lu t ig*> l»riv it.* I1tin J. M. ■*• 3291 S S a n f o r d Ave o 101 • S . m *■ 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 NO SWEAT . $200 OFF 9 ' $300 OFF 2 Bdrm. 2 Bath E fk y .a la a O tN A e p .m a H I C L E A N ------------- 3Bdrm. 11/2Bath Town Horn# in wl r. perking. A pT iT M T 324-4334 M o n .-F rl.9 -6•S a t1 0 > 5 « S u n .1 2 -5S j -5 me. mm We make renting a S T . CROIX r> Featuring FREE RENT On 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Hom es! ** ■- v-l rmm 1 Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 321-7303 733 Secret Harbor Lane Located 1 mile South ol Lake M ary Blvd., on Lake Emma Rd.. Lake M ary V f Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 • Sat. 1 0 - 5 Sunday Hours Posted - (jeqeva Cjarderjs IS O S W. 25th StrtEl • S a n fo rd 322-2090 month LEASE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8 30 - 5 30 ManagedByAngaieGonSonProperly ManagamaH J o in u s at... .■ Yes dear, bu t not yo u r little brother. Yes. th e Classifieds a re a g re a t place to b u y o r sell ju st a b o u t a n y t h in g u n d e r the su n . A n d yes, y o u c a n m a k e m o n e y clearing o u t th o se no lo n g e r u s e d item s fro m y o u r attic, b a s e m e n t or g a ra g e a n d sell th e m for cash in t h e Classifieds. B u t p le a se note: y o u c a n n o t sell little b ro th e rs t h r o u g h the Classifieds. (For that y o u ’d probably h a v e t o take o u t a full p a g e ad). Sim ply call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 to place your C la s s ifie d ad. $299MovesYouIn!!! Where an Apartment is more than just a Place to Live... S7 / ’ss a 3 Fom e ! HURRY. ONLY A FEW OPENINGS! S a n fo r d H e r a ld $poing lo Ibe ‘country' isn ’/asfarj r as il used lobe...” We’re a little bard tofind, < but you II begladyou did! LUCEAPTS. unaakiP J \ h i 2580 RIDGEWOODAVE., SANFORD, FL 330-1431 I belh. C/HA. fenced keck yard. UH/men. + i~ U N F O R D V I . living m m . dining rddm. kitchen. H it MABROLIA A w*. UM/men. Or leeae/mtten. m -IT W . S A R F O R D U k * M e ry, t/t. A B O U T MOVING C O STS? quiet, strictly managed, tat to wk„ util. pd. laun., phone, kit. IN-4411 FOOL SIDE CONDO, I Bdrm., 1 hath, close to mail. i70/***k, furnished room, ret. M B A PRIVATE E N TR A N C E , refrig arator, microwave. Color TV. meld lervlce...............M l 400* S A N F O R D . 1 R eem m alat wanted, full house privilege* 171. A/C. S7J/Wk, g iu Dtp. leave message: m n u . j t a UN FO R D t targe B * m ALTA M O N TE SPKINRS, BV OW NER, owner financing available. Salt or horn option. OAK HARBOUR. 1 bdrm., 11 both*, large townMuaa. newly redteeratod. appliance*. •*cwrlty gate. *kl lake. M M N . MO M l A 444-7133. FREE F IR S T MONTHS RENT. THICK DRIVER w fl*Sl w - - ^330-5204 �2fT Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Ocfobar 1, 1918 - GD K IT ’N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wrifhl 141— H » w 141— H x w s U r S a l t Trlplts/Kfirt Hem — v a a r n i c e 1/1, c /h a . ait. Apaff** faundry A m , car tor I, A R I VO W L O S IN R TO U R N O O S E 4 Rarhapo wo can katp-Catl RkMEMOPP. 1 0 7 -W to M k AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROff RUES iaa«**•Be-at« p»ma o o ^ f j-e w io e * o r il « h o m i m tr* t M r ir r . v t teraa kitchen. K n w X pawn, •to BEto. OON'inwi., first a last- a » M B i 4 » a m ettor i. M O d lL I N O M I an, an 1 a tm . Ia r«a shady a a k i. Itn c H pasture. Very quiet area. IMS m nn._____________ w i s t to. a n . i m o R. CHA, If. mwa m at *ew lam. rm. 4 If. N "c»k yk .S 4 M m e .a i-H 4 i a n o n a a c r e s . n . B*ard*u Ava.. If . parch. I N t plat. Aral lahla W t ............jaaawi. M \I 1 K I V t ACRR ♦ AO. in . tancak, dining. tarn., icrt parch, par apt. pan* SIMMS R I N O V A T I O . Haw carpot. ulwk *— - * aaa N O R M W/lapi BtoEtor kt Ho •Pf- • afhco katactwk. toncok. mint conk. S llP .m . P R I PO R C LO SU R t. la prlv. •weak, carport. M W N O W N I R p i n ., now paint. M L i n . rpnontok. carpat root paint, toncok w n a r .o a jn . h id d in O F F IC E W A R R N O U 1 I. tram taa/man., ia a tq . p r im c lotatIon, comer ef N A 4 ON Lk. M ary Rd. in Sanlord , trp lto rtto rg ».M M S M m -O H f c t S— c t / I t w r t A ^ M ra o a T N a ta 'f rT up. M O V ! IN SPECIAL I 051 man. M l P IN or TO-MS 4 SANPORD. Offlca apect. U N *4 ft. but Ming total. INO 14 ff. par aflka unit. M 1-MM S tR IR ( T O R I A V A IL * 41.1. M » Santord Ark. M l If . Ft. MW/Mpn. Aoont: 77*4474 o r p ic k 123— K eW I S f ct LangTaa Rm., H IS T O R IC ratal l/otflea C O U N Ttm O C V Ttl Hlca ) Bedroom , I bath w/caramtc tlla 4 now capon Central heat 4 air. Blf tonced yarkl............................tIM M I Q IM U T T W IL T N O M I Thte ) 4drm .. 1.J bath booth •did wood coblnoN In kit., cakar lined cleoott 4 an o large camar let I M l.m i I'L L BUY OR L IA S E YOUR HOUSE, moke payments 4 ke repairs. Call lor details. NaObHpatkn aa»7M7 MMWC BUY HO USISIM M Any t*«dltl«n. All areas I We can Pay Cash I n i-M 0E .... I M — B tts ifM U ■ -E£L?tlt______ 141— H D f l M t f O T S a l t SANPORD LOR N O M I on 1 acres. MBS t<s ft. 4 bdrm. 1 m . Oorofo. C/HA New reef, carpet and pelnt RMAL1PIRR P lm u k lj a i IB. M iA w .... m m sTjrr. it*. HIDORN LA HR. V I aptlt. tIN throufh out. new carpat, paint bekreems. screenod patio, tancak, tree*, cul-de-sac. LOCH ARBOR, 1 Rkrnt.. C/HA. with larpa tancak yard. A •teal at ISB.OOO. Hllllmen Group Inc, m e n . _________ OWNER FINANCE SANPORD. Recondition 1 or 3 bdrms.. AC. If. workshop In r»or n t saaaor pope m u t t COUNTRY U V I M Y O U CAM APPORD 4 Bodraam Kama ortth olmott 4 A C R ES tor 044.500 SOUND GOOO, HUNT Barbara SHmwena: m -i r a . SANPORO. pool homo. 1 /lj. tom. room, w/tplc.. PI. rm., tonced. t yr. warr. 114,4*4. MLS f 1174tM vantura One Prap. Inc., Ask tar Batty Robrar. 770a m or popori ttu rn . t + Homo. IM M R D IA Tt. B lM T Io rB s w p o ra a n m . SPACIOUS 1 BDRM. 1 bath, brick, 4 minutes tram Id's now Deltona roll, colling tans, ceramic tile, new carpet, I , family room, tcreon parch, carport and forapo. fenced bock yard. M UST SEE I Lease o p tio n o r t o ll s a t,to o , appraised at S77.000, seller motivated. m-taaa. STAR TER H O M I. In Sunland Eslates, w/pool. 1 bdrm, I both, dan/tpic. tg lot. tonead, m a n y e a l r a s . SO I, 100. • V O W N E R . Santord, u t . nawly dot or atod thru out. C / H A , b lf tancak yard, scraanak porch, carport. Loo MB'* with llnanclnp. 0001770 322701 D IB O R A H MULLINS, ARR Y O U LO S IN R YOUR H O U S R f Porhopt wo eon help Call E d * t t » 4t 47 HOME SITES OVIEDO. CHULUOTA. E. ORLANDO $ 1 6 ,0 0 0 $4 0 ,9 0 0 D* I* R • E • C • T* O * R * Y C U M It 11 n e t tn :y M l — M a k i l a Itn m o 1 vw^"a*^^wf^R L t H f r Sak O R IA T LO CATIO N . J/l, Ip lot, now carpot 4 vinyl, A/C. Ig screened porch. 4 more. All prlvoN. Ill,tOO 7JI 77SJ 153— A c r t * ® * - I r * l l k 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s Co*Op/$ik SUNDAY Oct. 1St-1-4pM. M l M M N O U A AVE. A L TA M O N TE SPRINOS. BY O W N IR , owner financing avallabto. Soli or lease option OAK HARBOUR. 1 bdrm.. 1.5 baths, largo townhouso, newly redecorated, appliances, se­ curity gate, tkl lake. tOMOQ. ett 7MIA 4*47177 SANPORD: II pm to I pm. Largo historic homo, com plately renovated, yeu must 400. 7.S Interest role, no points, f 1% financed 470 Salt OPEN HOUSE: OVIEDO OPEN HOUSE SUN. 3-5: ONLY 117,000 2133 MA6N01IA AVI. 1 Bdrm.. 1 both, newly re novated, near new thepp|n0 mol I and pood schools. 114,400 co H iio a i D rtv t, O v M o , F L r O f f N MOUSE SUNDAY t « t B IO P O R D B O . SANPORD I A C R IS . 4000 aq. ft, 4 bdrm., 1baths, 1kitchen*. DOS.taa. O W N IR PINANCINO Cell Por Directions: 170-1141. Palm Valley Adult MuMU Home Park. #77. IMS Bermuda Cir. V I. family room, w/wot bar. Is la n d k i t . , w o rk s h o p , screened In porch. Includes Soars wosher/dryar, dish washer, side by side relrlg Coll collect 40*424 ASM * nights: 40* 2*03431 CARPET A T I L I BUSINESS. Ekcallant location. Nat I07K. M UST S IL L . 4071110471. a • a LOCAL TA V IR N L lots et parking. N IR N Traffic area I ilta a a a : ran RH FOR S A IL B IR R 4 W I N I Buklrwst and/or w ith property in­ cluded. O w n e r financing auallabla. Down payment required. SANPORD area 407 7710431 H3-Waterfrwrt ProRtrfy/Sek 157— M o W k H o n m / S ik CAR R IM E COVE MOBILE H O M I COMMUNITY e I4XJ4. V I SpUt. a SKYLINE. 10X40 tern. rm .S4.000 * 74X14. V I Spilt. 01 DESTINY. Iplc. SM.000. 0 14X44 V I Split. 10 BROAD MOOR. K m . rm., 11.000. a 14X54, V I Split, 70 LIB ER TY, Partially turn. 111,100 a 14X74, V I SplH. 04 FLEETW O OD , w/wath dry, K m . rm . 014.000. aiaXM. V I SplH. 00 SKYLINE, w /w ith d ry . dishwasher, Ipte. 170.000 CALL: 1M-0IM or 011-1701 O V IE D O : P A L M V A L L E Y Adult Mobile home park. 1/1, family room , w/wtt bar. werkthap. screened In porch. SI7K O B O . C a ll c e lle d : f 04-414-0451 4 n ig h ts : SQ4 7*4 7477________________ SUPERIOR M OBILE HOMES INC. Hemet In Carriage Cave Hanky Men's Special: 11*44, V I. H IM . Choose tram 5. IT wldet all 1/1. C/HA. some with other sitrat. UttS 00. V I Peublewtke C/HA: II4JM . All the above era cash price NO BaatenaBla Otters Eatusak. POSSIBLE FINANCING 447 111 4454 ar 4451*14 fu u ||u store nxnwt OQUIMDORSAU Former JC Penney lacenon t i n Stele St.. I Santord Twin P la ia l. G la tt showcases, glass cubes, garment racks, desks, chairs, tile cabinets, office divider panels, stock rm.. shelving, rolling stack carts, mannequins 4 mirrors. Business houn Starting Men., Sept. H 175— Machhury/T— H 0 E L E C T R O L U X SHAMPOO machine. Like brand now. SO Will naqetlptp. m-1754. m -P rt»tS upptkt OABANDONED MOMMIE Cat 4 1 NHta ktHSH. F R E E TO GOOO hemp only) Pteeee help these C U T I E S I Call otter 4pm. 77417M _____________ A T T E N T I O N : L a d y who purchased b lK k puppy in Geneve (Sept IS-11). You forget papers tor Ilearning. Ptopaacoii: laeiaai.________ AUSTRALIAN SHBPHIRDS. 1 block trl. mala. 1V» years. 1 Mu* merle, tomato. lVs years, smart, gantle 1 113— A w c t k m O C IA N P R O N T Rpsart INCOME P R O O U C IR I *51». Atlenttc A»e. SP4-4717777 1*5— P U R k K k f $ R k U K HOME: O f f 9 NOUSE S A T .4 S U N .llp m ElectiveRealty, Inc. Is W IS T SANPORD area Small 1/1 weed frame house with large work shod, large trees and largo tonced yard. Asking 175.040 Coll 177 4470________ W H T R B N TT Better than now. 1/1, with AC. Ig. yard, feed area, now rap#, carpal win­ dows, p lum bing, kitchen. Il* .i0 0 . E a s y qualifying. Payments under 1400 men. DBLTO N A A R I A . I* acres. Ideal lor mobile homo or homeslte. horses, cattle, term Irsg or nursery I Zoned agricul­ tural. II.M O PRR ACRE. Smalt down payment w/owner financing............... MSIA7-1771 S A N P O R D , Lo b# S ylva n , Lofcefrent, 5 acres. STOO.ooo W. I ACR IS, O S T IB N . High and d ry . A p p ro ve d f o r i homesltev 475.000 111 OUt. REAL ESTATE, INC. I t s ( s 1 4 1 - H a m e t f a r S a to L o ti/ S < Ju r/M 1t{t( <! ’.f 1.■1 a ■>-1 1. 1, . ,/ 1 4 0 / 1 E XC H ANG E OR S E LL your property located anywhere I INVESTOR* R E A L T Y f » » M ll ROV*T P O R IC L O S IO Hamas far permlat an St. Ootlnfuant T a i, Ropo’a R IO 'S . Your t r a p . T o l l P r a t i n a a t p t a r r o . Rat. H a w tar current Ilattngr__________ SANPORD. Rocondttlon 1 or 1 bdrms., AC. If. werkthap In raor. msaaaaraaBamuts SANPORD. i n . F A M ILY ream. C/HA. •IrOrpSMTiar* C r rhrvr _________ W a n t e d _________ 323*5774 121*7729 *122-2411 L M E I M 9 Y • S M FO SS 141— H u m s I f S i t e 294 Q M IS baths. 1 hltchont. Owner fl nancinp. t i 44.n o 174-1141 117— C s m i M r c i a l SANPORO^T/^Sk*^™ ronek Inkuttrial, pariot t Nr m e o a k m o n t , i i i s r , v i .5 bath, hanky men s special. M UST BE MOV EDI 11500 IH C O M R R R R B R A T O R t Concrete bib. k*M a. 1/1 4 1/1. Central A lr l Vaulted colllnytt Kitchen aqulypadt Blf Yarkl O N L Y S O JN I M AR RO RP RR I R * " " » 1W K®d. 132, 900. IIS — M m t r t i i __________ K w r t i l s •Y OWWRR. Geneve. Now i n . Scar carafe, larpa 1 2 3 1 -C a r t / S a lt IS f ^ R R s iT E m f iti » - I ” _ ,a L ___ L - * J i i/ l 157— M e b i k s t f S ilt IM M ACULATE D U P LEX , ]/] each unit I C H A , all appll., Must tell I OOP,WE. H I M 4i iRl-ApflkncM /r “ A -f Bast Apptlance IM-JMJ F R E E Oattvery • Warranty an ALMOST NRW. 44H cork rKks. w/fluarascont lights on tep, 7 piece pit group. Incluka* two Indlners and hldobod. RBMMO P B ID . tlngla t i n w/frame. brass headboard. 155. Can deliver. H I 411*_____________ BUY ANO S I L L Good clean used furniture 4 antiques. In shop r e t ln li h ln g a v a il. LARRY'S M A R T ........C T 4U1 DININO ROOM SET. Breyhill table w/4 choirs, 1 ailra leaves, china cabinet 4 buffet. SITOOInsic. cond . 444 7017 • E L E C T R I C STOVE. HOB... J O 1740._____________ ■ PINE CHINA. Mlkasa. whit* w/sllvar trim, wheat pattern 45 pieces. 555 711 R M P P U LL SIZE 4OXSPRIN0 and mattress, good cond, 450. Melel bese/trema w/casters MS. 7711744.________________ • 1INOLE 1 1 0 / metal trame on rotters, bo*/Innerspring mat trass S45„ will dallvaf. 711411» •SINGLE 4R O, matai irsma, pine head beard HO. 771 4415 VACCU U M C L E A N E R , new K IR B Y, never used 1400: antique gold sofa |7S, 5 piece wrought Iron dinette set 171. _J/elcem allbo*m ii7 1 5 ^ ^ ^ _ 1S3— 'Toltvlilon / Radio / SftrRO PCD PLAYER. JVC. ea. cond like new. 1*1. OBO 711 74» IIS— Cowputtn IM IBM Campat 40 M EO HD. 1 F D , w/lets ot software, Panasonic 14 Pin printer 4 _ ^ o m p u le r ^ a r M l7 ^ n « I O ^ 197— S p o r t i n g P o o d s SPA/HOT T U B : I P I t l O N portable w/equlp underwater light. Cedar GAZEBO. Never used 11*75.4E7- P U B LIC A U C T IO N R V 1 R T FRIDAY OiM. 171b 41 i i 7/ n .m -io a i. 215— S M t i a n d A c c t lf k t 14 F T. PIRRRGLASS llshlng beat 4 traitor, ISHP Johnson. trolling mtr.giW. M l 5410 I M Ft. CaMa 140 HP, >0. w/tontom trotter, needs out drive 1155001411*0*1 2 1 7 -O t d — la k i O AN TIG U E 5INGRR sewtwg machine 1115. wood burning stove MOO; compound bow <05: tool bo*: cto m country ^ o je d e b lh p lT V ^ IJ If ^ ^ t t lf M U iT A N G -t Ooer V*. STSa,- two BUICK C EN TU R Y. VO. 4-deer, M M : Beth run Med...........................M Y i m . ten 0 10 s d r l t a n . vs. A/C. lull power. 7151154.____________________ IN7 PONTIAC P IR IR IO D l 1J •ng. 0 eyl. block, runs great, ‘ new key. 11500 OGO; run* great. 4 cyl. auto ItOO L IN C O L N TO W N C A R , leeks good, runs great, sank 487 713 0715.________________ teat CADILLAC Sedan Da Villa. Spring Edition, dk. red., leather, 7*K ml., mint cond . lia.400. ivialaga........m i 111 o n PONTIAC liM Ir k . Parts Carl New radiator, go* tank, aihaust, brakes. Int. In good conk Body rust. Mown engine. IICO. Attar 5 e m llli7 IO 233— A u t i P a r t i / A c c ttta rta t ONE STOP T i l l SHOP. Tims MOO 4 up. Meuntok 4 Bel. i?/WAi3ihetPwepePeee • a ta t/ V a n t PCNRVY B E A U V I U t VAN • I f , t ton. P o in t iiir von, tl To* much to Only M 4H 0 4 0 Mt47M ten OATSUN PICKUP. 4 eyl. 0 truck. in * PORD VA N . R m VS. running. MM. OGO. XO-5M1 4 THO Ttl itoar 5 ______________ IMS PORD RANGER, camper tag, chrame wheals, ang need* work, SOSO. OGO. 717 tone r G aogar:4t»nw . ion tsuzu A/C. Mg 7714401. M JR R P W riagNr, Rle-Grands akltlen. Only 4K ml tot. many rxtra*. N*4 • bettor leaking Nag around. MGIISI. 2 1 f— W R W k d l o B w y W a n t* COPIERS W A N T E D All Makes 4 Sites. Running or net. Will etek up........ ■■■■„....0BMIH0W 223— M k c t i k i w o o t AIR C O N D ITIO N /N a a te rs.~ TON central units now 4 used from 1100 0B. 407 777 4148 BURGLAR BARS. Easy push button re Iease I IS par sq ft. CASH a n PAID! Par Juab Cars. T r u c k * 4 M l s c . l Reap America Beaut!toll.. JUNK CARS W A N TE D ! Runn­ ing or net I Pay IE. 1 keys a wk., we haul 11-0MP0MM0 OLD 4 JU N K CARS/TRUCKI W ANT BO. Will pay C A IN 4 haul awey. Tracy: 1 237— M R t M X y d M MAKE M ONEY, become a NO I Broker, write to The B Com­ pany. M il Cotmart St., DeItone.FL 31770______________ PICKUP TOPP1R/CAM P1R. F l o r i d a L i n e , f ul l f i l e liberal***. <750............MI-QUO Q U IT SMOKING 1st day. From nonprofit foundation Doctor approved, 100% guarantee. SAVE MOP 0 meat*, every month on tracerle*. For In formation call 407 3SHPM eUPRIOHTVACUUM. E i c e l l a n t cond., I I S or w/at1*chmantsS4Q. 770COOS •W ILL S I L L or TRADE. 1 phase comm, stove ter a single phase restaurant type stove w/coeh top 4 even. 717-1SOS ____ 2 3 1 -C a rt M ER CED ES W M tS I. Pearl black, fully loaded and pern pared. 1V.000 ml. SMOO Call M a w -! ISM VW J E T T A 4-door, A/C. auto., now tires 4 brakes. very clean. 11300 7714411 «n < M k tt MOTORCYCLO carrier, heavy duty, ileal channel censl.. quick mmevobto detachable romp. tns. OGO. m -ns7 241—ItecrMfioMl VjWdll/CMIjgjfl CAM PGROUND MpiberabtoT comp tram coast to cooat API •tflltotton. Polk EM M SocrltlcotPSI Coll l - R H N E B t • C N R VT Mater 4m m . 74 Clean, runt gna t. .Pytl bath. A/C. Generator. Mew m ning. Geek Urea.................. Jlt-70tS I_____ HUNTING, CAMPtl TR A IL■R. TK. geo* . 11.000 OGO. M M IP . SLIDE IN CAM PER, cob ever i leapar. AC, Retrtg., heater, esc. cand-IIMI. Ml-4141. m i OOOGR M OTO R N O M I, 14’. tall contained. SI MO. OBO. m -iM IB in -B to l.___________ «7 W INNEBAGO, M ft. tang. lRf— Offlco Supplits / Equipmtnl PDESK/ottlco type. 5 drawer w/llle drawer. Nice tend. Lt. grey. 140. Can move. 711OOW. MASTER CAR O 4 VISA author lietton machine with printer, like new In original boits. asking 11100. 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Call us today at 322-2611 and say “Charge It”! 3 2 1 -4 1 8 5 Maronda Homes \ /(o FasityObuntthk,IxfUrl/afucf r*y**ni u m an an nu Han■ ikN tiM rme(ami r t v lampnceeitaan Oueeyarewrs at It JOO Nnrsgm — m <utHfJOi .O r Ofopart, wam. nwiwow fciswsnceSwonuurWPneim iuaii mcee suswd k cnenga ermovi w u Sanford H erald �• T : . j- ' 4 » - Sanfont HaraM, Sanford. Flock* - Sundar. OctoDur 1. IMS The way we were: Celery Feds reunite What in the world is a Celery Fed?! Lagal Notict Ltqil Nolle— IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F T N C t t T N J U O K IA L C IR C U IT IN J IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT. FLO R ID A G E N E R A L JURISDICTION N a M -SN-CA-14-A C ITIB A N K . F E D E R A L SAVINGS BAN K . Bn I aaCITICORP SAVINGS O F FLO RID A, a For 16 years, the Seminole High Celery Fed* have enjoyed an annual weekend beach reunion at Daytona Beach and this year II took place Sept. 15-17 at Holiday Inn Shores, formerly Days Inn South. Begun in I960 by the SHS Class of 1950, the reunion originally Included only classes 1947-53. A few years later. It was expanded to Include all SHS alumni who consider themselves Celery Feds. ' I'm sure that many o f you newcomers to Sanford are wondering w hat In the world Is a Celery Fedl Well, up until the early 1950a. there was more celery grown In Sanford than In any other area of the world so the city was known as the Celery Capital o f the World or Celery City. Therefore. Seminole High School took this unique designation and nicknamed themselves the Celery Feds. Other schools In the area were the Sandcrabs. Barracudas. Tigers. Yellow Jackets. Bulldogs, and Panthers and these names are repeated in other schools a ll over the country, but we stood out as the Celery Feds. Celery ceased to be k in g here, ao In the late 1950a. Seminole High’s nicknam e was changed to the Seminole*. For the past several years, the organising chores o f the Celery Fed Reunion hsve fallen on the shoulders of taro very capable members of the Class o f 1950, Tom m ye Methvyn Johnson and Joan Dampler Anderson. And every year at least 100 people show up for a marvelous weekend, or longer, together. This year. Tommye. Joan, and Joan's sister. Gloria Dampler Skinner (Class o f 1947) arrived on M onday afternoon. S e p t. 11. and set up housekeeping In their usual oceanfront efficiency. Former teacher Roger Harris and his wife. Louise arrived on Tuesday, while 1. Class of 1954, came late Wednesday afternoon for m y 10th consecu­ tive reunion. Beverly Benton Douthltt (1953). husband Joe, and some grandchildren were also there early. W e all spent moat o f Thursday on the pool deck, sunning, swim m ing and visiting. Around noon, other Celery Feds began arriving and some o f these, with their spouses, were: Class of 1947 — Jim Anderson. Walter Cook. Clarence Gran­ tham. Nolley Trapp, Jean Boeder Brooklyn. Sonny Horton. Paul Pezold; 1948 — Art hurt ne Wilson Cook. John (Bunny) Beard. Estelle Oracey Coleman: 1949 — Edgar Bruce. Floyd Sparkman; 1950 — Horace Green. Jeaae (Peanut) Galloway; 1951 — Frances Edwards Galloway: 1953 — Mary Anne Buker Bruce: 1954 — Sandra Dunn Parker. After getting Ideas of places to eat from various sources, couples and groups m ade their selec­ tions and enjoyed seafood. Japanese, cafeterias, or Italian. Upon their return, everyone gathered on the pool deck for more visiting and tall tales. Early Friday morning, the sun worshippers staked out their lounge chairs b y the pool in the group's favorite area. A nd by late morning there was a large contingent there, reminiscing and catching up while soaking up the sun and an occasional dip In the pool. Tim e w as taken out for a quick sandwich at the poolside restaurant or a snack In the room and then they were back for a few more hours In the sun. Other activities during the day and weekend Included card games, shopping, napping, walking on the beach. Early Saturday afternoon, the FSU fans gathered to watch their team demolish North Carolina State while the University of Florida fans disappeared later In the day to cheer on their team against University of Tennessee. All of course, were pleased with the outcomes. The largest contingent o f Celery Feds and their spouses arrived on Friday afternoon and these included: Class o f 1942 — Ralph Wolfer; 1943 Jean Harper Jacoby. W .L. Hlcrs. Sam Thurmond; 1945 — Dorothy Morrison. Lou Temple, Harold Chapman; 1946 — Albert Sumler. Billy Klnard; 1947 — Carl Williams. George Chapman. John Skinner. Ed Ward: 1948 — Helen Slaughter Gwl nn, BUI In grah a m . Barbara Saunders Chapman. Dickie and Viola (Skinner) Frank. Alvin Penley. Henry Freeman; 1950 — Don Cain. Margaret Partin Ingraham. J oe Wells; 1951 Garnett White. Aubrey Moran. Bobble Hicks Snyder. Shirley Hamilton Latham; 1953 — Margie Morrison Hudgins. JoAnne Moore Sand­ ers. Hank McLaulln. Edwin Tiaon: 1954 — Paulette Cason White. Edward McCall; 1955 — Rebecca Cain Pelham. Joe Hunt; 1956 — Margaret Moore Temple. Raymond Hardy; 1957 — Iris Causey Hunt. Raymond Weinmann: 1958 — Barbara Bass Penley. Amoret Spelr LaRosa. Finally after greeting and visiting with all the newcomers, restaurants were chosen and groups waiting with the rest o f tourists at the popular eating places. Upon thetr return, everyone again gathered by the pool untU the wee hours. All o f the above events w ere repeated on Saturday with lota more there to particpatc. And even more people trickled In that afternoon to enjoy the camaraderie. Some o f these coming on Saturday were Class o f 1942 — Harriett Boyd; 1945 - Bob Gut; 1947 - Bill Ludwig; 1948 Gl enn McCall. Mona Mills Wal ker. Henry Freeman. Jane Chapman Gut: 1949 — Betty ( I V S S IM I I) .Clears 0u$ The Garage! LET US DO IT W ITH A GARAGE SALE! WORKS CALL CLASSIFIED > -2 6 1 1 Sanford Herald Ateec lotion. Plaintiff. M IC H A E L J. M A LO N E Y and SHARONP SANO«RS.f/k/e (M AHO N L. M A LO N E Ya/fc/a SHARON P R U TE R M ALONEY. 00.. F LO R ID A CASE MOl W «**( CA-toE LO UISA. F R E D E R IC K S . J . K E V IN W ALOORP. N O TICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN that pursuant fa Summary Judgment gf Forectoeure *n fared In Ihe ca w al LOUIS A. F R E D ER IC K S . PleMIff. vs J. K E V IN W A LD O R F. Do Undent. In tha Circuit Court. In and tor Semlneto County. F torIda. Case Ha. ffA M A -C A -U -E . the un­ dersigned Clerk will (H I af pubfk taka to the highest and bast bidder for cash af West front dear gf tha Samlnala County CaurfhauM. M l N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Samlnala County. F torIda. al Rto hour af 11:M a m an Ihe 171h dpt ef r. A .D . t m that certain In Semlnoto County. FNrtda •A7M XA-I4-A of Rto Circuit Cawrf gf thg 10TH Judicial Circuit Hi and tor Ssmlstto C o u n ty , F lo r i d # w haroln C IT IB A N K . F E D E R A L IA V IN O I DAN E, an so Legal N o tice IN T N I C IR C U IT c o u r t OF T H E IIA N T E E N T M JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT IN AMORON SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A C IV IL AC TIO N C A t l N O W -M S-CA DIVISION 14A M ONDRIAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. P lein tlff(t). vt. Duncan Klme. Dorothy Von Herbulis Anthony; 1950 — Doris Anderson Gormly, Pat Hardin Brooks. 1951 — Rudolph Smith; 1954 — Louise Benton Elliott, and teacher and coach. Fred Ganas. I've probably left out several who were there as some weren't on the two lists 1 referred to though 1 did try to write down others I saw. Also, a few of the class years may be Incorrect. Anyway, there were approximately 130 In attendance at the barbecue dinner on the sun deck on Saturday night which was catered by Gary Ganas. Following the meal, a group of former glee club members serenaded the rest of us with old familiar tunes. This party didn’t break up until late as old friends were reluctant to say goodbye. At breakfast the next morning, final conversa­ tions were held and farewells were said until next year. The majority of those attending this year have retired as many o f us are now o f that age. Harriett Boyd, former railroad employee, stated that they could get up a railroad crew as there were six railroaders there, only one o f whom was still working. In the group there were doctors, pharmacists, a professional boxer, office person­ nel. business people, teachers, social workers, real estate brokers, technicians o f all kinds, postal employees, homemakers, etc. Conversations centered around reminiscences o f our shared youth. Information about absent classmates, concern over old friends who had serious Illness, grandchildren, the excellent Improvements already made to "o u r" beach hotel with more to come, changes In the Central Florida area, and the like. Paulette. Sandra and I (and even Edward) reminisced about our Polly Pigtail Club. Ed Tiaon and others who had had paper routes told us who lived where In the 1940s and 1950s; we remembered that we used to walk everywhere, football games and glee club trip* were recalled, school day "crushes" were revealed, former "steadies” met again, and nostalgia for the "good old days" reigned. Floyd Sparkman made us laugh as he told of a Saturday night when several fellows left the Celery Crate (at old City Hall) and went to the zoo. Evidently this was a regular occurrence and someone was elected each week to Jump the moat onto Monkey Island. This particular night was Floyd’s turn, and while there he was dared to throw the monkeys Into the moat which of course he did. Well, the police heard the commotion from their nearby station and came over In full force. All the others lied the scene but the only place for Floyd to hide was In the monkey hut. He was relieved when the police found him as anything was better than being bitten by the monkeys, even spending the night In Jail. Gloria Skinner remembered that she and several other girls were with Pat Anderson the day before she was diagnosed with polio and were quarantined for six weeks. This was tan 1945 before the polio vaccine. Pat later died as 1 mentioned In a previous article. Clarence Grantham recalled that one o f the pranks that he and others pulled was holding an Imaginary rope across Park Avenue (then 17-92) and watching as the cars screeched to a halt. We were reminded that a romance was rekindled at one beach reunion. Margaret Partin and Bill Ingraham had last dated at an SHS May Day Ball and both had married other people. Maggie said that Mona Walker had practically dragged her to the 1987 Celery Fed Reunion, telling her that it would lift her spirits. Bill stated that he had also come reluctantly. While there, they each discovered that the other was spouse­ less and after a few comical Incidents at the reunion, they began dating. Not long afterwards they were married and haven't missed a reunion since. This Is Just a sampling of the fun to be had at this yearly reunion. Of course "you had to be there" to realize the full Impact of this special event. Perhaps this brief synopsis will entice you other Celery Feds to Join us next year for the time o f your lives! Just contact Tom m ye (Mrs. Harold) Johnson In June of 1996 for complete Informa­ tion. W e’d all love to sec you there! LAUREN H. RIVE R A.rtsi. Oetondant(s). NO TICE ON FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B V G IVEN pursuant to s Final Judgment of foreclosure dated September IS. t » « , end entered In Cate Ne. fS * t4 C A -l4 A •« the Circuit Court ol the E IG H T E E N T H Judlclel Circuit In and tor SEAR IN O IE County. Florida wherein M O N O R IA N M O R T O A G E CORPORATION It the Plaintiff end LA U R EN H. R IV ER A . Tha unknown spoute/co tenant ol LAUREN H . RIVER A. VIOLA M . RIVER A. JAMES C. NOICE. DIANA R. NOICE. HIOOEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM AS­ SOCIATION. INC. are tha De­ fendants. I will M il to tha highest and bed bidder ter cash at tha Watt front deer ol the SEM INOLE County Courlhouoo. Sanford. Florida at II:W a m , on tha letti day ol October, lees, tha following described property a t tal forth In told Pinal CONDOMINIUM U N IT lae. BU ILD IN G 11A. O P HIDDEN S P R IN G S C O N D O M IN IU M . ACCO R D IN G TO T H E D E C ­ LA R A TIO N OF CONDOM INI­ U M RECOROED O N NOVEM­ BER IS. less IN O FF IC IA L RECOROS BOOK tl*4 PAGES tea t h r u m a n d a m e n d e d B Y F IR S T A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O R E C O R D E D ON MARCH IS. INS IN O FFIC IA L RECOROS BOOK K M . FAOES 471 THRU 4S4 0F T H E PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA. T O G E T H E R W ITH ALL AP P U R TE N A N C E S T H E R E T O AN D AN U N D IV ID E D IN TE R ­ E S T IN T H E COMMON E LC M ENTS O P SAIO CONDOMIN­ IU M AS S E T F O R TH IN SAID DECLARATION. T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D PERSONAL P R O P E R TY : F IR E P LA C E . PADOLE PANS. M IR R O R ED CLO SET DOORS. R E F R IG E R A T O R . R A N G E. O IS H W A S H E R . D IS P O S A L . W A S H E R . D R Y E R , MICROWAVE. W ITNESS MY H A N D and Iht teal el ttilt Court on September is. tees. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk NOTICE In eccordance with tha Amer­ ican! Ditablllllat Act. partont needing a special eccammoda lion to participate In Nile pro ceedlng thou Id contact the Indl vldual or agency tending nolle* not later than taven (71 day! prior to the proceeding at the address given on the notice. Tolephone: 407 3 ] ] 43M oet. 4337; 1(00 *55 (771 (TD D ) or 1 100*55*770 (V I) vlo Florida Relay Service Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett A Frappier Post Office Bos 3410 Tampa. F L 33401 Publish: Septembar 14 A Octo bar I. IMS DEM TOO IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY C IVILO IV IS IO N Casa Na. S441*-CAHA M ETM OR FIN ANCIAL. INC. t/k/eCROSSLAND C AP ITAL CORP.. Plaintiff. vs. THOMAS J READ end BARBARA M R EAD , his wife. JOSE SANCHEZ and SARA SANCHEZ, his wife, and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OW NERS. Defendants A M E N D ED NO TICE O F SALE Nolle# Is hereby given, purw ant te an £« Parta Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sal* entered In mis cause In the Circuit Court o l Somlnolo County. Florida. I will Mil tha property situated In Seminole County, Florida described at Lot IS. Block J. HIOOEN LAKE U N IT I C. according to the plot thereof a t recorded In Plat Booh If. Pages IS A 54. Public Records ol Somlnolo County. Florida and commonly known os: HO Loch Low Drive. Sanford. Flor Ida 37771. at public sale, to me highest end bast bidder, tor cosh, at the watt front door ol the Somlnolo County Court house, in Sanford. Florida at Ltgal N o II c m 1l:«Ba.m.,on 17, t m v Of SOR M AR YA N N E MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court •y: Jone E . Joeewlc Deputy C tor* RICHARDS. AAcIVER IICHARO Ktt* Hodges. P.A. P O B oeM S Tempo. FL 33*01 Publish Sogtombir 14 A Octo b o r l.lt D E H llt IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OP T N I E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT S E M IN O LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A C R IM IN A L CASINO.1 tS-BSACPA S.C.S.O. IN C ID E N TN 0 .i W-SM11S44 IN R E: F O R F E IT U R E OF INS FORO M U S TA N G VINI IFABPJS37GF143005 NOTICE O P F O R FE ITU R E P R O C E ED IN G TO: Thomas C. Morrlt IU 0 Hobson Street Longwood.PL 33750 and oil others who claim an Interest In the following prop­ erty: INS FORD MUSTANG VIN4IFABP1S37GF 1430(5 DONALD P. ESLINGER. of the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, Semlneto County. Flor Ids. through hit officers. In vettlgetore or agents. taKad the above property an B/I7/M. at or near Semlneto County, Florida, and It prtMnlly holding said property tor the purpose of forfeiture pursuant to Sections P3J.7SI *33.704. Florida Statutes, and will R EQ U ES T that an Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court. Civil Division. Eighteenth Judlclel C ircuit. Seminole County, Florida, find probebto should bo forfeited to above agency. You will be served a copy of the Order finding Probable Causa once It 1s signed by the Judge and It will advise you how and whan to rt spend to this roguott tor forfeiture. I H E R E B Y C E B T IF Y TH A T a true and correct copy at this Notlct was sent to the above nomad a d d r o t t by U .S . certified mall, return receipt requested, this 77th day of September WPS. MARY A N N K L E IN / LEGAL CO U N SEL Florida Bar No. MUST* SEM IN O LE CO U N TY SHE R IF F ’S O FF ICE 1345 3*th Street Sanford. Florida 17771 *7M Telephone: (407) 330*477 Publish: October 1. A i m DEI-11 IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C R IM IN A L CASS NO.I fS-HSACFA S.CS.O. IN C ID EN T NO.: f H H lK II IN RE: F O R F E IT U R E OF IfS* NISSAN PICK UP TRUCK VIN«IN*NOUS*GC403»7 N OTICE O F FO R FEITU R E P R O C EED IN G TO: Kevin J . Crist 444 Sundown Trait CatMlbarry. FL 77707 and all others who claim an Interest In tha following prop­ erly If 14 N I S S A N P IC K UP TRUCK VINtlN*NDIISfGC403l01 DONALD F. ES l INGER. ol the Somlnolo County Sheriffs Office. Somlnolo County. Flor Ida. through his offlcors. In vestigetors or agents, sailed the above property on 1/11/75, at or near Somlnolo County. Florida, and Is prosonlly holding M id property tor tha purpose ot forfeiture pursuant to Sections t i t . 701 737.704, Florida Statutes, and will R EQ U ES T that an Honorable Judea of the Circuit Court. Civil Division. Eighteenth Judlclel Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, find probable • cause that tha above property should be forfaited to tha above agency. You will bo served a copy of the Order finding Probable Causa once It 1s signed by tho Judge and It will advise you how and when to respond to mis request (or forfeiture. I H E R E B Y C E R TIF Y THAT a true and correct copy ol this Notice was sent to tho above nam ed address by U.S certified mall, return receipt requested, mis 17m day ol September IttS MARY A N N K L E IN LEG AL COUNSEL Florida Bar No M lltlt SEM INOLE COUNTY S H E R IFF'S O FFICE 1745 7tth Street Sanlord. Florida 17771 wet Telephone 1407) 130447] Publish: October 1.0. IttS DEI 10 l^ g y ^B y IDR* •* nw IkiiteG W nlifl U alDfwl Dl America. tor mat ly known as C IT IC O R P IA V IN O I OF FLO R ID A , a Fader el Savings and Loan Aaaociatton I* the Plaintiff and M IC H A E L J. M A L O N E Y : S H A R O N F. SANDERS, f/b/e SHARON L. M A L O N E Y a/S/a SHARON PRUTER MALONKVi F R E D E R IC K H. BYSSHE. JR.i H A N O V E R W O O D S HO M E OW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. a Florida nonprofit corpora hen: and U N IT E D STATES OF A M ER IC A It/arg OotondtN. I will tell to tha highest and bast bidder tor ceah. at woof front door of the Semlneto County Courthouse In the City of San lord. Florida at 11:00 •’clock, gi Thursday, tha l*fh day of Octo­ ber. IW5, the following de­ scribed property, aa set forth In said Summary Final Judgment of Faroeto! uro Including Award of Attorneys* Foot and Casts, to w it: L o t i f . In B la c k 1. af HANOVER WOOOS. according to tha Flat thereof, as recor d * In Plot Beets IP. af Pages 75 thru 17. af tha Public Records of Semlneto County. Florida. D A T E D mis Itth day i f Sag timber, tm . M A R YA N N E MORSE Clerk ■ y : Jane E. Jataw k Deputy Clerk G R E G G S. AHRENS. ESQUIRE K E IT H .M A C K . LEWIS. CO H EN A LUM PKIN First Union Financial Cantor TOO South Blscayne Blvd — 70th Floor Miami. Florida H i l l D M (IBS) 1507405 Publish: September 14 A Octo­ ber I. i m DEH-110 Iff TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F T N I N T H JU O K IA L C IR C U IT IN AN O P O R SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A C IR C U IT C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO. W-RSCAI4-K M IO F IR S T RANK. STATE SAVINGS BANK 1/k/aMID F IR S T SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION aoastlgnM of N U M ER ICA FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC . t/k/a LIN CO LN FIN AN CIAL CORPORATION, a Florida corporation aa aeslgnoo Of AM ER IC AN HER ITA G E M O R TG AG E CORPORATION. Plaintiff, CHARLES AUGUSTUS: JANE DOE AUOUSTUSi MARY JO RE AGIN: A.W. OLSON; V A M C O C R E D IT UNION: W E K IV A RESER V E HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: FIN AN CE O N E C R ED IT O F FLO R ID A ; JOHNOOB end JA N E D O*, tenants In possession. Defendants N O TICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER N N O TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order of Final Summary Judgment af Foreclo­ sure doled September IS. tm and entered In Co m No. to 0 CA U K In the Circuit Court of Ihe isth Judicial Circuit In and tor Sam lnala C o u n ty. Florida wharoln M IO F IR S T BANK. S T A T E SAVINGS BANK f/k/o M I O F I R S T S A V IN G S AND L O A N A S S O C I A T O N os assignat ef N U M ER IC A F I­ N A N C IA L SERVICES. INC., t/k/a LIN C O LN FINANCIAL CORPORATION, a Florida cor­ poration aa assignee of AM ERI­ C A N H E R ITA G E MORTGAGE CORPORATION Is the Plelntllf and C H A R L ES AUGUSTUS; JA N E DOE AU G U STU S! M A R Y J O R E A G IN ; A W . O L S O N ; V A M C O C R E D IT U NIO N; W E K IV A RESERVE H O M E O W N E R S ASSO CIA TIO N . INC.: FINANCE ONE C R E O IT OF FLORIDA; JOHN O O E and JA N E D O f . tenants In possession are the Defendants I will sail to me highest and best bidder for cash at the West Front doer of the courmouse In Sanford. Semlnoto County, Flor­ ida al II 00 a.m. on ft* Itth day ol October. IttS, the following described property os sat forth In Mid Order of Final Summary Judgment, to wit: Lot 30. W E K IV A RESERVE U N IT ONE. according to the plot thereof a* recorded In Plot Booh 33. Pages M A *7 ol tha Public Records ot Somlnolo County. Florida. D A TE D at laniard. Florida mis lim day of September im . — AM ERICANS W ITH D ISABILITIES ACT (A D A ) NOTICE.— Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable eccem modetion te participate In mis proceeding should contact me Court Admlnistrotor’t Office as soon os possible. Tolophone (4071 1114110 oet. 4777; Or. It hearing Impaired. I (00 *551771 ( T T D ); Or I (00*55(770 IV) VI* Florida Relay Service M AR YANNE MORSE Clark Seminol* County. Florida BY Jan* E Jasawlc G L E N Z . GOLDBERG. ESQUIRE Suit**00. BIV Tower 1101 Brlckoll Avenue Miami. Flor Ida 11171 11051174 4300 Attorney lor Plaintitt Publish: September la A Octo bar I. i m DEM 111 Tho W M t to at Rto I to of R » toorthiiil to at lha South east to. Section & Tawrv (M g M South. Range a last. County. F torld i. AIM as Let tl. Mullet Lake RgfroetoUnlt 13. M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LER K O F T H E CIR C U IT COURT B y :/ t/ Ja n o E . Jaoewtd Deputy Clerk FRJU IK C.W M IO HAN . ESQUIRE F.O. BOX 4S4R Santord. F L H7774SM DCHH7 in t h e c i r c u it courr, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . C ASIN O : K t f B - a i t t TEX A S CO M M ERCE DANK. N.A.. M< Trustee. n. TU A N P. P H A N (S S 4 4 t(to llM )j VAN T . C A T (SS4SM M SM I, husband and uritoi and any known persons or unknown spouses claiming by. " and under any af the named Defendants. N O TIC E O F FOR ECLO SURE SALE NO TICE It hereby given met the undersigned Ctork *t the C irc u it C aw rf af Samlnala County, Florida, will an the 7m day 0 November, im at 11:0 o’clock A M . at ma WU*t Front deer af thg Sam male County CourtheuM In Santord. F NrIds. offer tor M ia and Mfl at pubfk outcry to Nig highest and Sad Seminole County. Ftortds: Lai » M AR K H AM PLACE, according fg the diet thereat at recorded in Pint Seek a . PapM M and I t . PwMk Bacardi af Samlnala County. Florida, pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In a caaa pending in said Court, the etyte af wnich le Indiesto(above. W ITNESS my hand and atfklal Mai al Mid Court this Itth (a y e< Segtember, im In accordance with the Amer­ icans With OlMWIIttoe Art. parten* with disabilities nordag a special accommodation to pertlclpato In this proceedwg shall contact A D A Coordinator. Ml N. Park Avenue. Suite N H L San­ tord. Florida 37771. totoghans 407-333-43M X4777, not later man five (J) days prtor to the pro­ ceeding. It hearing Impaired. (T D D ) 1 S0MSM771. *r Voice (V I I MS*5S-S770. via Florida Raley Service. (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R YA N N E MORSE C LB R K O P TH E C IR C U IT CO U RT By: Jana E . Jasawk Deputy Clerk C. VICTOR B U T L E R . JR.. P-A. l i l t E. Rablneen Street Orlande. Flor Ida TIM 111*4 (407) (MMOO Publish: September 14 A Octo­ ber). IMS DEH 115 I N T N I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E MM JUDICIAL C IR C U IT. INAN O PO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A Co m (M i VS-1I7P-CA-I4-K A LEX A N O E R F. ANTHONY. Ill andLESLIE G. AN TH ON Y, husband and wlte Plaintiffs. vs. EDW ARD M A T T H E W PUSKARIC and R E b E C C A A . PUSKARIC. hlswlto. N O T IC E OF SALE N OTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that on tha 17th day ot October IMS at 11:00 A M. an tha Front Steps ot the West Front Dear ot the Seminole County Court­ house. S a n to rd . F lo rid a . ’’M AR YA N N E MORSE” . Ctork of tha Circuit Court, will tftor tor sal* to tha highest and bast bidder tor cash, at public out cry, the following described property In Seminole County. Florida, more particularly de­ scribed a* follows: Let 40. TU SK AW ILLA POINT, according to the plat Iharert as recorded In Plat Seek H . PapM I I and SI of tha Pubik Bacardi ot Samlnote County. Florida Tha above seto Is made purw ant to Final Judgment at Fere closure entered In the above styled cause In accordance with the Amer­ icans With Disabilities Art. per son* with disabilities needing a special accommodation to per tlclpale In this proceeding should contact Court Adminis­ tration r t M l North Pork Avenut. Suite N M l. Santord. Flor­ ida 31771. telephone (4*71 373 4330 Eat 4117. not later than Sevan 17) days prior to tha proceeding If hearing Impaired. (TO O ) 1 (00*55(771. or Voice IV ) 1 *00*55(770. via Florida Raley Service IN W ITN ESS W HEREOF. I have hereunto sat m y hand and official seal this 10th day of Septembar. IMS. (SEAL) M AR YA N N E MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By: Jana E . Jaaawlc Deputy Clark R OBERT E. M ILLE R . ESQUIRE MB Douglas Avenue Altamonte Springs. F L 17714 Publish: September 14 fe Octo­ ber I. IMS DEH 11* � 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 01, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1995. 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Florida Water, water everywhere NEWS DIGEST □ Pooplo R e s id e n ts d e m a n d a n s w e rs to flo o d in g Especially Jerry Psychic columnist Jerry Stewart has some 1*00(1 news for one Sanford woman and some sour advice for another reader. If you have a question best answered with psychic Insight. See P age SB By VICKI OaBO W W H 5 Herald Senior Staff W riter_________ Cloture dldn*t work ALTAMONTE SPRINOS — Seminole County Tax Collector Ray Valdes ceased Monday operations o f the Tax Collectors Office at Oak Groves Shopping Center in Altamonte Springs several months ago. It has been open only Tuesday through Friday. During that lime, citizens were questioned about the change. Valdes reported that many said the Monday closure was proving to be an Inconvenience or a disadvantage. As a result. Valdes has announced that beginning Monday. Nov. 6. the office will return to normal operating hours o f 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.. Monday through Friday. Valdes agrees that pleasing everyone may not be possible while running an efficient operation, but said he w ill test another method o f extending hours one day a week In multiple offices early In 1096. The Tax Collector has four offices In Seminole County. Batttry In Jail SANFORD — Jeremy Kaplan. 26. is already a resident o f the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. He Is awaiting trial on charges o f stalking his parents outside their home near Lake Mary. Now. there is the possibility he may remain In Jail even longer. . Sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough said that yesterday morning at approximately 10:30. Corrections Officer Freddie Barnes removed Kaplan's handcuffs to allow Kaplan to take a shower. .. . . . McDonough said Kaplan suddenly punched ofllcer Bams In the face with his (1st. and U required several corrections officers to restrain Kaplan. During the struggle, officer Pedro Delarosa was slightly Injured. Kaplan was scheduled to make his Initial court appearance this afternoon, on the charge of battery on a law enforcement officer. In Florida, the charge Is a third degree felony with a maximum penalty o f five years In prison. First Friday SANFORD - The Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce will hold Its monthly "First Friday" luncheon tomorrow. The event, from noon until 1 p.m. at the chamber office. 400 E. First Street, will have two guest speakers. Jack Wert, o f the Convention/Vlsltors Bureau will speak on In­ ternational and dom estic tourism. Randy Johnson o f the Orlando Area Sports Com­ mission will discuss the "Roll-Over Sports Dollar." Cost for the lunchen Is 88 far members. 810 for non-members. For additional Information, phone the cham­ ber office at 322-2213. Masting sat for Projaet Grad SANFORD - The next m eeting o f the Sem inole High School Project Graduation committee will be on Monday evening. Nov. 6. It will take place In the school's media center al 7 p.m. Parents o f seniors are Invited to attend the meeting to help plan and execute a drug and ' ulcohol-frec celebration on graduation night. Volunteers are needed to make the event a success. For more Information, call Jane Scott at 324-9573. About 100 rssldsnts who live near lbs Crystal Lakei chain gathered Wednesday night to voles concern for th t lake levels and flooding In recent months. Lake Mary eyes money sources SANFORD - Alter meeting for nearly three hours last evening nothing was resolved regarding the level or water In the Crystal Lake chain In Sanford, In Lake Mary and In Seminole County. More than 100 residents gathered at Idyllwllde Elementary School last night with county and state envi­ ronmental engineers. They spoke one after another voicing their support and their objections to a county proposal that w ater be pumped from the overflowing lakes to the west o f Country Club Road through the bodies o f water to the cast and. finally. Into the St. John’s River at Lake Monroe. "A fter three hours the principal came and told us wc had to get out so they could close the school." Kathy Shaw, one o f the organizers o f the event, said sadly. "There were people who got there at 6:30 (half hour before the start o f the event) and didn’t get to talk. It was very frustrating." While organizers were frustrated w ith the lack o f speaking op ­ portunities for the residents, some In attendance heard quite enough and were frustrated at the lack of resolution o f their flooding pro­ blems. □ 8 a s W a te r. F o g s BA Tht spirit of eompotltlon ■v Harold Staff Writer LAKE MARY — Another step may be taken this evening toward ob­ taining a multi- million dollar loan for public Improvements In Lake Mary. Tonight. It's decision time for the selection of a bond underwriting firm. The Improvements have been under consideration and discussion for over a year. On August 1. citizens went to the polls to vote on three separate projects In original plan, which would have totaled approximately 84.5 million. Pro­ position one asked approval to obtain 82.025.000 In revenue bonds far paving and drainage protects. Proposition two sought 81.715,000 In bonds for a public safety facility. Proposition three asked for approval on 8760.000 In bonds for communi­ ty center renovation. Proposition three went down to defeat at the polls by only a few dozen votes, leaving the amount now being sought at 83.545.000. City officials said floating the bonds Is not expected to Increase taxes In the near future. During a special called meeting of the Lake Mary City Commission, beginning at 6 p.m. this evening, a p re s e n ta tio n o f fir m s fo r u n ­ derwriting the bonds Is to be made. Finance Director Jackie Sova said th re e ban k s. S u n B an k . N a ­ tionsBank. and Barnett Bank had all submitted quotes on loans, with each submitting some type o f variable rate financing. Regarding underwititers for the Matt Motvln and Shawn Cam pbell fa c t o ft fo r ttw t o f tb aM throw. T h t boya p fa e td first and s tc o n d . Idyllwilde kids team up for school Olympics B y V ie K II Harold Senior Staff W riter SANFORD — The Olympic games In Atlanta don't get under way for severe! months, but the fever o f the competition has made Its presence known here in Sanford. Th e Id y llw lld e Intcrscsslon O lym pic G am es brought the spirit o f the International athletic competition to the elementary school campus. Athletes representing a variety o f nations created by the students, competed In events ranging from fierce track and field races to softball throws to games o f skill. "T h is program was created by Seminole Commu­ nity C ollege." said Dianne Gazil. an Instructional assistant at Idyllwllde. "T h ey have a great Interaesalon program for the students.’ Melody Turk, who works with the program from □I Kristen Schomer, 10. end Sarah Pogrom, 11, carry the Idyllwllde Olympic torch. Golden Age Games begin Sunday By MOB Herald f a f f W riter________________________________ Partly Cloudy Today: Partly cloudy with widely Mattered ■bowers and thun­ derstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. South wind 10 mph. Chance o f rain 30 percent. SANFORD — The 21st annual Golden Age Games will officially begin this Sunday at 1 p.m. A ceremony marking the start o f the events has been planned at the SanfordCIvIc Center. The sailing competition, which, for past years, has been held on the opening Sunday, lias been cancelled for this year. Kim Sosnowskl. one o f the city's cochairm en o f the games, said the Interest was simply not sufficient to continue having the sailing. She reported only three entries had been received for last year. A new feature o f the games this year Is the Senior Expo, which will be held at the civic center from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. this Sunday. In conjunction with the opening day ceremonies. Monday, after a 7 a.m. breakfast at the civic center, the games begin. G olf with Calloway scoring begins at 7 :3 0 a t the Mayfair Country Club, followed by tennis. cycling, synchronized swimming, checkers, bowling, and billiards. Games will be held st various locations In the area Including Sylvan Lake Park. Lake Brantley High School Bowl America, and Q-Blz o f Long wood. In the evening, seniors will be given a social reception and tour at the Sanford Museum on E. First Street. In all. over 50 sporting and festival events have been planned. The exact number o f participants cannot be determined at this time, as for some events, the registration or slgn-up Is only required within u short period before the actual event gets underway. Olliers require advance registration. Traditionally, the games draw many hundred participants, possibly as many as 1.000. A total of 4.000 advance applications were mailed out to seniors In Florida as well as various parts of the nation. Persons are allowed to sign up for as many events us they wish. Officials however, expect possibly 2.000 or us many SA U B S C R IB E TO TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T LO C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �NEW S FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE School bus hijacked, kids aboard Sclonct Isston CAPE CANAVERAL — A scientist flying on space shuttle Columbia used candy to teach youngsters about the difficulty o f mixing thlnga In weightlessness. During a half-hour science lesson Wednesday with students In two states, astronaut Catherine Coleman shook plaatlc bags containing up to 50 MftM's and 50 miniature marshmallows. Unlike on Earth, the heavier MAM'a did not aink to the bottom — all the candles floated randomly Inside the bags. One student at the Museum o f the Rockies at Montana State University in Bozeman wanted to know what would happen If an astronaut wanted to make bread or cake in orbit. How would the Ingredients be mixed? "You have to think about things a little bit differently up here." Coleman explained. "It'a not like you can Just stir something and have It stay in the bow l." Coleman's recommended recipe? Combine dry ingredients In a bag before the flight, inject water and freere-drted eggs In orbit, shake, bake and vollal Coleman and her crewmates conducted more crystal and fluid experiments in Columbia's laboratory. 12 days Into their 16-day flight. The mission Is due to end with a Kennedy Space Center landing on Sunday. Gay fritndly Florida TAMPA — Seven Florida cities are listed among the nation's finest gay-friendly cities in the latest edition o f "G reat Gay and Lesbian Places to L ive." The book, written by Lynn West and Lanie Dills, focuses on 133 cities deemed friendly to gsys. lesbians and bisexuals. Florida cities Include Fort Lauderdale. Miami Beach, Orlando, Pensacola, West Palm Beach. Tampa and Key West. In Tampa, the gay and lesbian community has recently battled city and county officials over human rights ordinances. These issues have helped unite gays and lesbians, the authors said. "T h e community has come from the point where police used to take license tag numbers o ff cars at gay bars to where the city council meets and hears concerns from the gay and lesbian community," the authors said. MIAMI BEACH — A hijacker comman­ deered a Dade County school bus this morning with five disabled children on board and took them on a wild ride before he was shot by police, officials and wit­ nesses said. Police fired several shots at the blacker, stormed the bus and dragged the man onto the sidewalk in front o f Joe's Stone Crab, a popular restaurant at the tip o f Miami Beach, a witness told The Associated Press. A Dade County schools spokesman aaid the children, the bus driver and an aide on board escaped serious Injury in the hijack­ ing. “ Fortunately, today w e were lucky nobody waa b u rn e d ." said spokesman Henry Fralnd. M e tro -D a d e p o lic e s p o k e s m a n P a t Brtckman said he couldn not confirm confirm whether the suspect had been killed, but the hijacker was dragged Into an alley, put on a stretcher and covered with a blanket. No paramedics could be seen working on the person Jesse Dunwoody, administrator o f the South Potato Manor nursing home acmes the street from Joe's, aaid he and 10 staffers watched the drama. shots. As soon as w e heard the gunshots we all pulled back/' Dunwoody said. “ I don’t know If he had a weapon. I don't understand w hy they shot h im ." Another witness, who w as not Identified by name, told W flVN that he heard four or five shots. "A bou t IB oops Jumped on top o f him ." the witness said. "H e was bleeding from the upper right shoulder and it looked like from the stomach area. They dragged him onto the sidewalk and Just dropped him. The officers told everyone J o step back, I think, because they thought he had a bomb on him ." The school bus was on Its w ay to Blue Lakes Elementary School in Miami when It was commandeered at an unknown location In southwest Dade County. Metro-Dade and Florida Highway Patrol cruisers form ed a con voy around the hijacked bus as H traveled from southwest Miami north on Stats Road 836, a major north-south highway, and then east toward downtow n on Stats Road 896, a major east-west highway. Th e hUadeer then took the bus across the MacArthur Causeway Unking Miami and Miami Beach and led police through the d t y streets o f the South Beach tourist area. The bus finally stopped outside Joe's Stone Crabs, a landmark restaurant at the Up o f Miami Beach. Docens o f police ca n , their red and blue lights flashing, surrounded the yellow bus and police crouched behind them, aiming wesDons at the bus. " A e t h e bus stopped originally, w e attempted to make contact, negotiate with him ." aaid Brtckman, the Metro*)ade poltee spokesman. “ W e're not sure o f all the S m a n d a h e might have been m aking." But then the bus started m oving again atowfy and ahoto were fired, Brtckman eeid. Police then boarded the bus and putted the suspect off. They dragged away a man In a white shirt and dark panto. hijacker apparently commandeered the bus to draw attention to a tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service. " I believe the person that cocrwndewed the bus m ay have an issue with the IRS, If that Inform ation to correct." Fralnd aaid. "R ight now It looks Uke everyone to safe," the school spokesman said. Worried parents raced to the scene In Miami Beach, along with schools Superin­ tendent Octavio Vtoiedo. "W e're trying to get the parents." Vfafado said. "Som e o fth e parents are already here, and w e're dealing srtth them right now ." Tht Control Florida chapter of th# Intarnatlonal Black Women** Congress will ba Killer Costello remains behind bare TALLAHASSEE — Convicted killer Michael Costello, whose lawsuit forced the state to release felons early and sparked an unprecedented prison buildup, w ill remain behind bars, Florida's Parole Commission has decided. The commission voted 8-0 Wednesday to decline parole after an emotional appeal from relatives o f U.S. A rm y Capt. Lamar "Buddy" McCrary o f Orlando, who waa shot by Costello In a 1969 robbery. Costello sued the state in 1973, alleging that crowded prisons constituted cruel and unusual punishm ent He won. forcing the state to release 175,000 inmates early and embark on a 8500million prison bulkhng program In the mid-1980s. The elate ended early release this year and Is now required to make all Inmates serve at toast 06 percent o f thetr sentences. More eteMroom teaching TALLAHASSEE — T h e Florida Board o f Regents w ill approve a plan by the state's universities to require more classroom teaching by professors. "There is no question the regents warn to require faculty to leach m ore." spokesman Alan Btorwclpher said Wednesday. Lottery secretary deniee game ehow bid-rigging Cocaine trafficking Brown ad agtn ry to turn over records about the production to Crespo. The lottery trill spend about 83.3 million for the show's first 53 e p is o d e s o f " F la m in g o Fortune" from Its advertising budget. Mann said. A legislative panel today p*-— to look at THE W EATHER Lottary. Fan tasy B 23-15-134-20 mph. Chance o f rain 30 percent. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the tower 70s. South wind 10 mph. Friday: Partly cloudy with w id e ly s c a tte r e d a fte r n o o n ■bowers. High in the mid to upper 80a. Chance o f rein 30 percent. Saturday: Becom ing m ostly cloudy with scattered sh ow ers and thunderstorm s. Low s from the upper 80s to the m id 70s. Highs to the mid 60s. Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a chance o f rain. Cooler with highs In ths m id 70s to low 80s. • M o n a T A M li min.. 12:55 am.. 1:10 pm.. maj.. 7:00 a .m ., 7:85 p.m . T l l l l i was 70 aa rmart ad by the University of Honda Agricultotal Bmsarek sad EdncUan Center, Csfary Avenue* Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at • a.m. 10:33 p.m. ■V.irtnA' l ►tMSt*if*so*** *i �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Thursday, November 2, 1999 co n n e cte d w ith th e th e ft. Trafflettop# _ •R ichard D. Osborn. 41. o f Orlando, was at< Sanford police at U.8. Highway 17-02 at Lake Mary Boulevard. He waa was charged with driving with a suspended license (habitual). •R ichard C. Crum, 21, o f Orlando, was stopped on Interstate-4 near Lake Mary Boulevard by Lake Mary police Monday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license. •A ra d d o Chaves Martinet. 27, o f Arcadia, was stopped by Sanford police at Sixth Street and Park Avenue Monday. He was found to be driving a car reported stolen In DeSoto County. He was charged with grand theft, auto. Warrants •T o sh a Lee L e v itt 17, o f 100 8. Maple Avenue, Sanford, was ■ w e d a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Monday. She was wanted for Calling to appear on a charge o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. _ • Walter Lee Bryant. 23 .9 06 W. 12th Street, was located by Sanford police at Sixth Street and Pecan Avenue Monday. He waiMvanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f grand' •P a u l James Jones, 49.2617 Marshal Avenue. Sanford, was located by police In the 1000 block o f W. 13th Street Monday. He eras wanted on a warrant issued by the Florida Parole Commission for violation o f correctional release. • L e m Knight. 80. 1705 W. 17th Street, Sanford, was located t p Sanford police in the 1000 block o f W. 13th Street Monday. County warrant for violation o f probation on a under the Influence. _______________________ 1, 100 Scott Drive, was located at the jail Monday. He waa wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. • R o y Jerome Bostic. 40. 1008 W. 12th Street. Sanford, reportedly turned himself In to deputies at the jail Monday. He waa wanted for violation o f probation on a charge o f driving under the influence. Tuesday o f this week, police began filing additional charges against Huguley and Hendricks, as they reported connecting the pair with other burglaries In the area. Each was given similar charges, which were placed against them at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. In connection with one o f the church burglaries, they were charged with burglary, grand theft, and dealing In stolen property. Regarding a business burglary In the 400 block o f Mattie Street, the two were charged again with burglary, grand theft, and dealing In stolen property. Regarding the church burglary at 1258 Sanford Avenue, each was given five charges o f burglary, five for grand theft, and for dealing In stolen property. TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? LBe v e r iy H a r r e ll SIU and QUAD raids The Sanford police Special Investigative Unit (SIU) conducted several operations Tuesday night, aimed at street-level drugs and prostitution. The following arrests were reported: •J o h n L. Baas, 28, o f DeBary. arrested at Fourth Street and French Avenue, on a charge o f assignation to commit prostitution. •S teven Karl Frese. 44. o f Orange City, arrested at Fourth Street and French Avenue on a charge o f assignation to commit prostitution. • Mikel Lawrence Robinson. 38. o f 2161 Dixie Avenue, Sanford, at Seventh Street and Pine Avenue. Police said during an attempted drug sale, he reportedly grabbed the money and (led rather than turning over drugs. He was charged with robbery, and attempted sale/dellvery o f a controlled substance. • Kelvin Edward Jones, 20. o f SO Lake Monroe Terrace, arrested at 208 Oeneva Gardens on a charge o f sale/dellvery o f a controlled substance. •A n ton io Ramon Amle, 21. o f 1804 Lake Avenue, arrested during a drug stakeout, charged with robbery and battery. • Willie Oliver Davla II. 19. o f 4 Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrested by members o f the Sanford police QUAD squad responding to a drug transaction call at Third Street and Olive Avenue. They reported seeing Davis run from the area when they attempted to question him. He was located near 12. Lake Monroe Terrace, and charged with posse salon o f cannabis with Intent to distribute and resisting an officer without violence. Man with whaalbarrow Do«TiMtiee«M Betty Jean Simpson. 38. o f 878 Land Avenue. Longwood. waa arrested by Longwood police at her residence Sunday following a reported dispute with a male. She was charged with battery, domestic violence. Sanford polio# ropoct# • A residential burglary was reported Monday at a home in the 1100 block o f Orange Avenue. An unknown amount o f items was reported missing. • A T V and telephone, with a total value o f 9530 were reportedly stolen Monday from a residence in the 300 block o f W. Ninth Street. • A n estimated 9270 in jew elry was said to have been taken Monday from an apartment at Bailpointe Apartments on W. Sanford police arrested Jeffrey Mark Dunn. 34. with no local address, on Tuesday. Police said they, saw a man pushing a wheelbarrow from a retail store on E. 25th Street, and gave chase, aided by a K-9 unit. They said the man dropped the wheelbarrow and fled to the 2800 block o f Sanford Avenue where they reportedly found him. Dunn waa arrested on charges o f burglary, theft, and resisting an officer without violence. Dom#stle oat# Joe Newton Jarrell Jr.. 30, 747 Land Avenue, Longwood, was arrested by Longwood police Monday at hla residence. Officers said he had reportedly been involved In Oghta with a female, and the female's friend. He was charged with battery domestic violence, and battery. a <> W. Traffio atop Sanford police arrested Nathaniel Way. 68, o f 5354 Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe, as the result o f a traffic stop in the 1500 block o f French Avenue on Tuesday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license, and having a counterfeit valid sticker. 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T h ere m a y h a ve b een se ve ra l Incid en ts o f ligh t van d alism , bu t S a n fo rd p olice had no co m p lain t reports filed a s o f W ed n esd a y m orn in g. T h e re w a s o n e se rio u s c rim e in Sanford T u es d a y night. In v o lv in g a h o m e Invasion and robb ery. It re p o rte d ly In vo lved possibly tw o adults, bu t w a s n ot d ire c tly rela ted to th e a ction s o f ou r ch ild ren o r a n y th in g con n ected d irectly w ith trick-or-treat. Yes, th ere w a s H a llo w e e n va n d alism and d a m a g e to p r iv a te p r o p e r ty re p o rte d In several su rrou n din g cities su ch as A lta m o n te S p r in g s a n d W in t e r S p rin g s . E ls e w h e r e around th e nation, s o m e o f th e c rim es caused con sid erab le a m ou n ts o f p rop erty dam age. B ut In Sanford, e v e r y th in g appeared to be re la tiv e ly quiet. W e b eliev e not o n ly th e you n gsters, but the a du lts w h o m a y h a v e a cco m p a n ied them , d e s e rv e a b ig ro u n d o f a p p la u se. T h e y b eh a ved In such fash ion that It should b e the eniv y o f oth er co m m u n ities. T h e re are those w h o b e lie v e H a llow een is o n e o f o u r m ost u seless celeb ration s. It w as m a n y cen tu ries a g o w h e n th e com b in a tion o f D ruid and C hristian cu sto m s m eld ed togeth er fo r A ll H a llow Eve. W h a t wfe n ow k n ow as H a llow een , is the e v e n in g p rio r to th e Feast o f A l l S aints (N ov. 1) and F ea st o f A ll Souls (N ov. Our chat: Clinton shoulders blame President Clinton phoned me the other day to chat •* for almost an hour ** about m y new book, "Values Matter Most." which he h a s' been reading and skimming. He praised It and Its theme, and discussed the current political situation. 1 was thrilled, but somewhat surprised by the praise because the book Is sometimes quite critical of Clinton. Roughly, this Is the theme o f the book: Economics Is no longer the No. 1 political Issue. Values are; social Issues are. Democratic liber­ alism linked the national party to softness on these non-economlc Issues, leading to defeats. A political " Z " pattern then unfolded. In 1992, Clinton valiantly pulled the party o f the left toward the center, stressing social Issues, calling for "personal responsibility" and "n o more something for nothing." But once elected. Clinton and a liberal Democratic Congress reverted toward the liberal lefl. The Republicans exploited this turn In 1994 and are now legislating toward the center-right. Clinton Is re-reverting — trying to re-capture the New Democrat (lag. Left, right, left, right — the zigzag politics of Zorro. Clinton's 1993-94 zig to the left. I explain In the book, deeply disillusioned me and Democrats of my stripe. Clinton understands. I report what he said about the book not Just because I could * LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed, Include the address .of the writer, .and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. T l v letters are subject to editing. Berry's World • T w it K i M ‘ Your honor, my client should be GIVEN CREDIT for not being efreid to color outside the lines." t sold that I had not been pleased with his welfare bill, which 1 thought was soft and weak. He agreed, saying. " I wasn’t pleased with it either." He said he should have Introduced a welfare bill as soon as he saw that his health care program was In trouble. He agreed with my analysis In the" book that his education plan. "Goals 2000." started out as a fine piece o f work, but didn't end up that way. (We differed about the crime bill. I He said he had "le t Democrats dow n" by not drumming home his message about values. Clinton has said before that he had been portrayed In an unfavorable way. Now he Is apparently saying that much o f that portrayal was accurate and was his own fault. Moving on, he Intends to recapture that New Democrat Ideology. How? He said he thought that the Democrats in Congress had done more moving to the center In 1993-94 than Is generally acknowledged, citing, for example, the fact that the Congressio­ nal Black Caucus had supported the crime bill. He noted that the percentage o f federal cmployees In the work force today Is the lowest since 1933. Big health care sues tiny research outfit L # I m •• V# -Ai4.X, MORTON KONDRACKE Budget stall: will Clinton cave? co n d u cted you rselves as y ou n g (an d a d u lt} la d ies a n d gen tlem en , e v en thou gh y o u m a y have been dressed like a P o w e r R a n g er o r w itch . T h is w as a good H allow een In S anford. W e h op e It w ill rem ain a s such in th e y ea rs to co m e. page proolsofa book with that very title JACK ANDERSON 2). T h is e v e n t has b een celeb rated sin ce the six th o r seven th cen tu ry , and has lo n g been associa ted w ith th ou gh ts o f th e dead, spirits, w itc h es . Sheets a n d devils. 'F e a s t'' even ts, there Is no ’ C itizens or th e U n ited States. In thi^ t t o t o s h d a ge. n eed to celeb ra te this. M a n y D efffV e in co n sid eration a f th e constan t va n d a lis m con n ected w ith this annu al n ight ou t. th e e n tire ev en t should be strick en from o u r books. Y e t. a s th e Sanford area y ou n gsters proved fondle such words forever. The president said It w as th e “ m ost honest criticism of the administration." At another point In the conversation he said that It "hit on s u b s t a n c e and h e lp e d h im g a in perspective...," that It was "honest, open, not mcan-splrlted... the kind o f book any president would ap­ p reciate.” He also noted several times that there are some things In the book he C Roughly, th is doesn't agree with, em eof the them and there are some the book: things about which E conom ics Is wc would probably no longer the never agree. No. 1 p o litic a l Clinton told m e he Is s u e .J had recently been thinking through the current political situation and had come up with a phrase to describe It: "Values matter m ost." Accordingly, he had been somewhat astonished when he received a set of o n or about Nov. 13, In the optimistic view o f House Republican leaders, a single car will travel from the Capitol to the w h ite House loaded with some important paper - several appropriations bills and a 1.500-page budget reconciliation bill with an extension o f tne federal debt ceiling attached. Republicans hope that President Clinton will begin negotiating with them in the next week or so. By the time the measures arrive on his desk, they hope, he will simply sign them. But recently the White House said that Clinton would not begin to bargain until after Congress had finished Its work, so it virtually certain he will veto the package o f bills when he gets It. After the vetoes, the fiscal health o f the country will depend on how flexible (or craven) Clinton plans to be In negotiating with congressional leaders and how persuasive House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga.. can be with the ideological purists o f his party. especially the 73-member freshman class. i f Clinton and Congress can't reach agree­ ment •• or If the House refuses to adopt an agreement Gingrich negotiates - the govern­ ment could default on its debt payments, causing a sell-off o f dollars by foreigners, a Jump in U.S. Interest rates, and a slump In the economy. At the moment, both Republicans and many congressional Democrats its believe that Clinton w ill make a show o f resistance to OOP priorities - and then essentially cave in on Medicare, Medicaid, taxes and the budget if he can get small increases in fiscal 1996 funding for education and the environment and a reduction In OOP “ taxes" on the poor and middle class. Various members o f both parties speculate that Clinton will accept a seven-year Medicare reduction o f around 9230 billion Instead o f the Republicans' 9270 billion, and a tax cut o f around 9190 billion instead o f the R e­ publicans' proposed 9243 billion. Winning a 940 billion reduction in Medicare cuts would permit Clinton to declare he had protected seniors from increases in their out-of-pocket expenses. The cuts would then be imposed entirely on doctors and hospital*. Republicans anticipate that the HouseSenate conference on budget reconciliation will lower the eligibility ceiling on child care lax culs from the House-passed 9200,000 level down to 9100,000 and that Clinton may try to bargain It down to 973.000. Clinton has alrrsdy indicated he will accept the Republican seven-year schedule for balan­ cing the budget and will agree to a reduction in capital gains taxes. The GOP is willing to facilitate budgetculling by lowering the official consumer price Index used to calculate Social Security and other entitlement benefits, but vows not to 1 adjust economic growth forecasts to ease the budget-balancing problem. Republicans are so persuaded o f Clinton's willingness to cave that, if he bargains hard, negotiations could be exceedingly difficult or could break down entirely, lead!ling to a debt default. Gingrich is said to expect that negotia­ tions will be over and a (Inal agreement will be in place so that C o n g re s s can a d ­ journ by Thanksgiv­ ing. B u t I f C lin to n d o e s n 't b lin k and Gingrich is forced to make concessions to produce a deal, his challenge will be to c o n v in c e H ou se freshmen to accept the agreement. f Republican* T h ey've been ad­ hop* that a m a n t on su ch President p o in t s as the Clinton will 9200.000 lim it on begin fa m ily tax cred its negotiating with and welfare reform them in the next that includes a "fa m ­ week or eo J ily ca p " providing no additional aid if a r e c i p i e n t h« e a n ew c h i l d bom out o f wedlock One conservative freshm an. Rep. 1 Cobum. R-Okla.. said that he and his first-year colleagues "have .lots o f confidence in (Olngrich's) ability to negotiate" and "w on 't try to hamstring h im ." But Cobum added that freshmen might refuse to vote for a final budget agreement if the leadership doesn't secure passage o f legislation banning federal grant recipients from lobbying. At the moment. GOP leaders think they have worked out arrangements for getting all 11 outstanding appropriations bills and the rec­ onciliation-debt celling bill to the White House by Nov. 13. With completion o f Senate work on reconcil­ iation. House and Senate OOP staffs were set to continue working, and conferees were to begin meeting soon. House conferees, led by Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas. were picked recently, but not announced. Gingrich spokesman Tony Ulankky said that a detailed schedule was being worked out so (hat conferees could systematically attack House-Senate differences on Medicare, welfare, Medicaid, capital gains and farm programs. Another aide said the schedule called for work to be completed In 10 working days and approved by both chambers by Nov. 12 or 13 for shipment to the W hile House. WASHINGTON -• Insurance Industry gadfly Martin Weiss has made a career o f beating the system. But now the system Is finally getting the better o f him. Health Net, one o f California's largest health maintenance organizations, is suing Weiss and hto company, Weiss Research, a tiny outfit baaed In Palm Beech, Fla. Health Net la suing because Weiss had the chutzpah to Issue a report claiming. In part, that Health s "fa r too le- --------------------Net veraged In Its busi­ ness operations" and that It didn't have en ou gh ca p ita l to meet Its financial ob­ ligations. In a finan­ cial review o f the nation's 13 largest HMOs. H ealth Net was the only com­ pany to receive a " D " rating from Welsa. In r e a l i t y , t h e H e a lt h N e t c a s e should send a chill Insurance up the spine o f any­ Indueti^gadfly one who bellcvea In Martin! the First Amendment ha* made e and the right o f the career of consumer to gel In­ beating the d e p e n d e n t a d v ic e system. J and Information be­ fore choosing some thing as Important aa a health care plan. The official charge Is libel, but common sense suggests tne real purpose Is to Intimidate. So Car. Weiss claims, the suit has cost him more than 9330,000 In legal feet though he has yet to set foot In a courtroom. Such legal fees can be petty cash for a giant corporation, but a king s ransom for a small Insurance ratings agency whose chief reve­ nue comes from selling reports on Insurance company safety. Welsa has filed a motion to have Health Net'a case declared a "slapp" suit - legaleac for harassment •• which could make Health Net liable for a portion o f Wclaa' IcftflJ feci, David Olson, Health Nci'a vice president for Investor and public relations, told our associate Jan Motler that the company la performing "brilliantly" In the marketplace. "O ur basic position is that Welsa yelled 'fire' in a crowded movie theater and deliberately ■ought to frighten our members ...,*' Olson said. "(Welsa*) numbers were not Inaccurate. Ituu but the conclusion was.' Welsa Research pales In size when com­ pared to Ua major competitors -■ Moody's. Standard A Boor s, and A.M. Best ft Co. But the other companies receive revenue from the com panies they rate, which creates an Inherent conflict o f Interest. The other ratings agencies also give companies the right to suppress any ratings they don't like, ........... « . Weiss takes no money from the Industry; his only Income comes from the customers who buy hls reports. So far. it'a a strategy that seems to have worked. According to a three-year study o f the insurance raters by the General Accounting Office, completed last foil. Weiss* ratings reflected financial vulnerability three timed more often than A.M. Best in insurance company failures between 1999 and 1902. In a majority o f the cases studied. Weiss warned which insurers ir were financially vulnerable about 13 months before Ua closest competi­ tor. A.M. Best. And in the case o f the largest Insurance com pany failures - such aa Executive Life o f California and Executive Life o f New York. Weiss was far ahead o f the others In predicting disaster. While there are many agencies that rate ban k s a n d In su ran ce co m p an ies, th e managed care Industry remains relatively untouched by regulators and raters more than a decade after becoming a major player In the health care field. In reality, /. HMOs are i Just like any other health Insurance >• only without the scrutiny that Insurance compa­ nies face. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -T hursday, November 2, 1995 - 8 8 Games---------------------------------------------C ontinu ed fro m Page 1A as 4,000 people In all. Involved directly or as a spectator and/or family members. Breakfast for Ihe participants w ill continue throughout the week at 7 a.m. at the civic center, sponsored by the Over 50 Club. Major (Platinum) sponsors for this year's games Include Semi­ nole County Convention A Visi­ tors Bureau and Amerl-Ufe. The Over 50 Club Is a gold sponsor. S i l v e r s p o n s o r s In c lu d e Knights o f Columbus, Southland Corporation. Texaco Express L u b e. S ie m e n s S tro m b e rg Carlson. Ktwanls Club, Rich Plan, and First Union Bank. Thursday is one o f the fun events with the giant talent show beginning at 7 p.m. There is no charge for admission and the event isopen to the public. For Information regarding the Golden Age Games in Sanford, phone 321-2838. Bronze s|xmsors were listed as McDonalds. Florida Power nnd Light, and T.G. Lee. Community booster sponsors Include SunBank, M cGuire's Cnnvas. CcllTcl, Marina Hotel, C o lo n ln ! R o o m , S e m in o le Nnlonnl Bank. Stairs Realty. G ra m k o w F u n era l H om e. Lnkcvlcw Nursing Home, and Hirsh Chiropractic. In addition to this year's competition events, n number of special features are hcglng pres­ ented. Tuesday, participants may lake a 3-hour twilight river c r u i s e on t he R i v e r s h i p Romance. The cost Is 825. Wednesday there will Ik? a mid-week banquet at the civic center. Cos! Is 86. Money---------hm li AiisbfTiiiMiy VkwNd The "Orant Run" team; Carolina Schomar, 7, Kristin Schomar, 10, Shawn Campball, 10, Coach Alan Halnaa, Krlatan Roland, 8, Alaaaandra Vaughan, 8, Chaaa Montagua, 7 and Colin Campball.8. C ontinued fro m P a fa 1A bonds, the city had recclvrd nine separate quotes. In a memorandum to the city commission, Sovn wrote, "A flcr discussion o f the apparent fees and charges, the Florida experi­ ence o f both the firm and the project manager designated, we were able to short list to three firm s." The firms to make Individual presentations to the commission this evening arc Rausher Pierce Refsnes, Inc., Sunt rust Capital Markets, Inc., and William R. Hough & Co. Each o f the three has sub­ mitted proposals for 15-year, 20-year, and 25 year bond fi­ nancing. Interest rates would ra n g e from as low as 3.65 percent the first yeor, to as high as six percent at the end o f 25 years. Tonight, the commissioners will be asked to hear the pro­ posals. then rank the firms In o rd e r o f preferen ce, and If agreement Is reached, authorize the city staff to negotiate an agreement. The special called Lake Mary City Commission meeting will begin at 6 p.m. in the com ­ mission chambers. The regular meeting Is expected to begin by 8 p.m.. or as soon as possible after the special meeting. The Lake Mary City Halt Is located al 100 N. Country Club Road. MISS DOSHIA MCDONALD LOVt, Mom, Qrsndm*. WMsr ft Ossrgs ('HI'lfCH 01- CHIilSI November 4th>12thy 1995 Nightly 7:30 Sunday 10:30 a»m. & 6:00 pan. If Vw Ncri Farther lahnaatisa, Sutialr Ahmad, 6, and Kim Brawn, 8. Back Row: Cory Montagua, 7, Coral Brawn, 8, Coach Dianna rkatC AJU-M M , arJU4l74,arU44UI CaaayHandaraon.S. O lym pics-------------------------------[ Camtlmred f r a * P a fa 1A SCC. said the Ibitersession programs are deto be both educational Land fun. . ‘The kids have a lot o f fun rhile they're lea rn in g." she Id. The Idyllwlldc Olympics were ushered in under the light o f a paper mache torch brought Into the playing field by top runners o f several nations. Each country had been cre­ ated by the students who de­ signed posters, banners and flogs to show off the geography and culture of their nation. Students cheered on their a th le te s and then gathered together to learn about each other and the nations. They promoted peace and harmony between peoples and had a great time. " I think this sort o f thing Is a real learning experience," O a s ll, ■aid. _ The Inttrscsoion program* arc enrichment times when students use both skills they already possess and learn new sills in order to benefit from experiences they get. "O f course, they also have fun,” she noted. A L L JV R P ‘W e C c o m e l Prime+ 0% Water M County engineer J.R. Ball will be going to Palatka on Tuesday to propose to the St. Johns River W a te r M anagem ent D istrict (SJRWMD) a solution to the flooding. "T h e problem was that he changed that proposal on some sort o f a whim, Doug Fom er said. " I can't see where that sort o f thing is negotiable." A t the meeting. Ball told resi­ dents that the county would propose that a two-pronged emergency order be placed In effect by SJRWMD in order to alleviate the problems o f flood­ ing In the chain o f lakes. First he will propose that a new concrete outfall structure be DKATHS JK. Clark Alphonse Perkins Jr., 62. Sallna Drive, Altam onte Springs, died Friday. Oct. 27, 1005 at his residence. Bom Sept. 0. 1033 In Boynton Beach, he was a lifelong Florida resident. He was an environmental service technician, and belonged to B e t h e l M is s io n a r y B a p tis t Church. Survivors include wife, Eula Triplett: mother. Evelyn Perkins. W in ter Park: daughters. La Chandra. Detroit. Letts and Bonita Triplett, both o f Orlando, Loretta King and Yvette Zander. A lta m o n te Sprin gs. Tam ara T rip lett. Fern Park: sisters. Only 0 Nr Lake, near the Smith Canal. The structure will allow the lakes to rise to a maximum o f 41.5 feet (above sea level). He told those in attendance that a higher figure would continue to allow septic tanks to malfunction and to pu m p (in sm all q u a n titie s) human waste into the lakes. Second. Ball told them they would propose pumping water from W. Crystal Lu te to E. Crystal Lake in order to even out the levels. "But when the proposal that will be presented by the county (to SJRWMD) was read." Fom er said, "he said '42.5' (feet). If they make U 42 feet they might as well make it 100." Fomer. whose home is on a cul de BMC on the west side o f Country Club Road, and his neighbors are suffering with more than a foot and a half of standing water on their street. Driving to the end o f the street Is nearly impossible. "But they have their lakefront property and Increased property values.” he steamed, referring to those who live on the eastern lakes and who have opposed the lowering o f the lake levels on Ihe grounds that they are concerned with the auallty o f water that would result from the pumping. Mary Branham or SJRWMD reiterated the state's require­ ment that the water quality be checked al least twice a week during the pumping. The quality lal Lake is below \ In E. Crystal what crystal it has been because o f runoff from septic tanks and from Ihe Mayfair G olf Course In Sanford, she noted. The levels would be checked to be sure the quality did not decrease as a result of the pumping. Fom er said residents on the Thelma Woodward. Winter Park. west side o f the chain are being Helen Wheeler. Maitland. Mary penalized at the expense or Alice. Winter Park. Paulette, others. He Intends to speak to Orlando. Cheryl Pough. Mobile. SJRWMD representatives to be Ala.: brothers. James, Orlando, sure they understand the situa­ Robert. Batonville; 21 grand­ tion and he encourages others to c h i l d r e n : t w o g r e a t ­ do the same. grandchildren. S h a w , m e a n w h ile , h op es O o ld e n ’ s F u n e r a l H o m e, SJRWMD officials make an envi­ Winter Park. In charge o f ar­ ronmentally sound decision. rangements. “ I Just wish there was some­ way to make everybody Itappy." she said. Beverly Self. 58. Marshall A v­ enue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Oct. 31. 1905 at Florida Hospi­ tal, Orlando. Bom April 4. 1937 in Vincennes, tnd.. she moved lo Central Florida in 1970. She was a waitress. She was a member o f The family of the late Elder Disabled American Veterans. Am erican Legion and Moose Johnny L. King, thank you Lodge. for all acta o f kindneu Survivors Include sons. Brad shown to them during the A. Hammon. Port St. Lucie. Ned patting of their Dear Loved O. Harmon. Washington. 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' r >H*| • 1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Thursday, November 2, 1995 Report: FBI wants to tap phonos WASHINGTON - The PHI. anticipating a new breed nr computcr-aavvy criminals will neenmpany the new wave of telecommunications technologies. wants the capability In simultaneously tap one o f every 100 phone nnd data transmission lines In major urban renters. The agency said In a llllle-nollced announcement In the Fcdcml Register that It wants phone companies In Initially sol aside 0.5 percent, or one o f every 200 lines, for law enforcement use in hlgh-crimc urban areas. Hut It added It also wants the nblllty to rapidly expand that capability lo one of every 100 lines If the need arises. The proposal, unveiled on three pages o f the thick dally compendium o f federal regulations and other government activities for Oct. 16. had been long anticipated since the passage last year o f the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act. But experts familiar with the law did not expect the P ill’s reach Into the world new fiber optic cables, digital switches nnd high-speed modems for transmitting business Iransaellons as well as voices to be so sweeping. How to achlovt ptaco DAYTON. Ohio — With the presentation o f the first elements o f a possible peace treaty. International mediators nnd the leaders of warring factions In the former Yugoslavia moved from rhetoric to hard negotiations on how to achieve peace In Bosnia and Croatia. After discussions Wednesday evening among U.S. Secretary o f Stale Warren Christopher and Presidents Slobodan Milosevic o f Serbia and Franjo Tudjman o f Croatia, the two Balkan leaders agreed to peacefully resolve the Issue o f the last sliver or Croatian territory still controlled by Serb rebels. ' At Christopher’s urging. Milosevic and Tudjman promised to work on normalizing relations between Serbia and Croatia by providing for the return o f all refugees and by respecting human rights. Only a few hours earlier. Christopher formally convened the meeting at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, saying, “ This will be a long Journey, but It all starts here.*’ Poll results on budgot Issuss NEW YORK — Americans overwhelmingly doubt they will see a federal tax cut. and a majority think Republican plans lo cut spending go too far. according to an Associated Press poll. The poll also found an Increase In trust In President Clinton on budget Issues, especially among those who say they are worried about Medicare. Fifty-five percent think their family's taxes will go up next year as a result o f the decisions made In Washington. Just 6 percent expect a tax reduction: 33 percent think their taxes will stay about the same. The poll was taken Friday through Tuesday, beginning as the Senate Joined the House In approving big plans to cut taxes and balance the federal budget by 2002. As the two Republican-controlled houses, prepare to work out a com­ promise. the White House Is warning that Clinton will veto It. CHMbsem ki political stability MONTREAL — As Quebec’s ncver-say-dle separatists talk of yet another secession campaign. Canada's prime minister Is promising their province new privileges w hile"warning he ton t tolerate "referendums every six months." “ Canada --- —— ■■■ has a »right C9 to ■political ■ K,,aavoH sstability." t s w i i n i , iaV-SSa| Jean Chretien v ilt.ll BaUU said V P H n fitH flV VtlafH* " T h a i ' s m u --- --- *»*••*<----- a . .a .a.. Wednesday night. "T h a t’s m y constitutional responsibility and I will deliver, because everybody In Canada Is paying the price for that." Chretien and other federalists are frustrated because aeparatlsts In mostly French-speaking Quebec began talking about a new Independence bid Immediately after their narrow loos In Monday's secession referendum. Even the resignation Tuesday o f Quebec's separatist premier. Jacques Parlzeau. failed to dampen the combative mood. Top leaders o f Partzeau's Parti Quebecois said they hoped Lucicn Bouchard - whose charisma was credited with rallying the separatists to the brink o f victory — would agree to replace Parlzeau. Legalizing divoret DUBLIN. Ireland — The fight to legalize divorce In this predominantly Roman Catholic nation Is pitting Ireland against Itself: church and state, young versus old. tradition against today s changing world. "Our opponents suggest that legalizing divorce somehow threatens happy marriages." said Nlamh O'Connor o f the Right to Remarry Campaign. "T h a t's a pretty sad commentary on their view of marriage — that couples are trapped In them ." Anti-divorce campaigner Jeremy Hennessy, married and lather o f four, suys divorce Is for "people who haven’t the guts to gel married — lor people who want the stale to call their relationships o f convenience marriages." From Associated Frost roports S ris B a n ii America’s Supermarket’ know-how ■ y CAIH. HARTMAN Associated Press W riter W ASHINGTON - Japan Is withholding Important military kn ow -h ow from the U nited Slates, and the U.S. government should reduce or eliminate polit­ ical harriers In the flow o f technology, said a report sent to Congress today. The report was Issued by the National Research Council, n body created by Congress to a d v is e th e g o v e r n m e n t on science nnd technology Issues. "T h e time has passed when defense cooperation featuring primarily one-way transfers of tech nology from the United S t a t e s to J a p a n c o u l d be Justified." said the 126-page report o f the council's Defense Task Force. Japanese Industry has ac­ q ui r e d s i g ni f i c a nt mi l i t a r y know-how and gained Important footholds in aircraft and space technology. It said, but exportcontrol policies o f the Tokyo government have prevented the transfer o f valuable technologi­ cal advances. The report cited what It called (he refusal o f Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to license technology for the LE-5 rocket engine lo McDonnell Douglas Corp., a leading U.S. defense contractor. "T h e apparent unwillingness o f Japanese manufacturers o f Hat panel displays to work with (the Defense Department) on its special requirements also raises concerns," the report said. It called on the Japanese government to pursue a new form o f partnership and coopera­ tion. In Tokyo, a Japanese official who deals with defense technology Issues disputed the report, saying Japan had made an exception for the United States In Its policy o f limiting ■ exports o f weapons and weapons lechnologles. The official, speaking on con­ dition o f anonymity, said the government would not prevent companies such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries from selling their technologies. A spokesman for Mitsubishi declined comment. The report also raised con­ cerns about growing U.S. de­ pendence on Japan for key lechnologles. It gave as an example packages o f ceramic semiconductors, which It de­ scribed as "k ey components for microelectronics Installed In vir­ tually every military system." About 90 percent o f Identifia­ ble defense shipments o f these packages are Imported by the United States, and Kyocera, a Japanese firm, holds more than half the world market, the report said. "Kyocera Is clearly uncom­ fortable about the public rela­ t i ons a s p e c t p f s u p p l y i n g pack ages that are used In weapons systems." It added. The study found U.S. space systems also dependent on Jap­ anese suppliers. It named NEC and Fujitsu, two Japanese firms, as th e o n l y p r o d u c e r s o f transistors m ade o f gallum aresenlde, critic a l In space systems. These transistors col­ l e c t p o w e r In w a y s t h a t withstand the rigor o f space travel. 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Mill Sttipp (single, mill. Eddie Norton (single) and Ronnie <i.miner IKHII I o n e, in Willies I I II Will pi,iv Sprint III il make-up name al 7 p in next Wednesday By OBAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor UCF’s Queisser is TAAC’s best OKI.ANDO — University ol Ceniral Florida senior setter Kmflv Oueisscr was named Trans Amerlea Alhlelle Conference Flayer ol the Week alter accumulating 210 assists 2H dll's and I'd kills in lour matches as CCF ellnehed ihe T A A C 's Souili Division title Fergerson Baseball Camp SA.NFOKD — Seminole High School will he the site lor the llrsl Kod Feruerson Maseltall Camp on November -1-5. Several local blub school coaches. including Seminole's Mike Powers and Oviedo's Kcmtc Drown. college coaches and prolessloual players are expected to appear as Instructors. The camp, for players ayes H- Hi. Is limited to the Hist 7t)cntrauts. Cost Is Sit) lor the Iwo days. Including lunch. Saturday's schedule will be Irom 0 a m . until dark, with Sunday Irom noon to dark Tor more (tdormatIon call 11071 32 I -H5H2. Voiture -478 golf tourney SANTOKD - Mill White. Cliel de Clare ol the •10/H auuoimees that a noil tournament will he held at tin- Monastery (loll ft Country Club on Sunday. Nuvcml>cr full with show up at 7:20 a.in. and shotgun start at Ha.nV The tournament Is a four-person scramble, make your own team, and the entry fee Is $30 per person. Including golf, cart. ltinch and prizes. Lunch will be served at the American Legion mi Sunlbrd Avenue. 1 oil may sign U|> for On- ••■■■■oiiiiii-iii (il iIn* Disabled Amerleau Veterans (DAVI Chapter »IIO or i lie Santord American Legion. For more Inlormallnii please call Cdr. Mil Mayo at 335I-H3H4 or Cameron Matllll al 323-H756. AROUND THE STATE Dolphins lose Heller DAVIE — Miami Dolphins tackle Kon Heller was placed on ln|ured resi-rve Wednesday and will miss the rest ol the season lollowlug arthroscopic surgery on I m ii I i knees Kookle Hilly Milner started Sunday's game against MllfTaio in place ol Heller, whose career has been hobbled by knee trouble. Heller. 33. In his 12th season, had started every game with the Dolphins until the Huffalo game since lie Joined the team in 1993 as an unrestricted free agent from the Philadelphia Eagles. ELSEWHERE Penguins crush Lightning PITTSMCKCdl — It was the Mario Leinieiix Show in Pittsburgh "It was scary, lie could have had a few more." Pittsburgh coach Eddie Johnston said after l.cmlciix scored seven points with a goal and six assists as the Penguins crushed the Lightning ItM) Wednesday night Lemleux had six assists Ini the thud time In Ills career, tying the team record he shares with Kimi Stackhouse and dreg Malone. His Kith goal came on a breakaway In the llitiil period, giving him 27 points in eight games this season. Il was the lout III seven point game ol his career, lie's had a pair ol eight-point games. Avant sent to Grizzlies VANCOHVEK. Mi ilIsh Columbia — The Van­ couver dri/zlics acquired forward Anthony Avent Irom the Orlando Magic on Wednesday lii exchange tor guard Kevin Pritchard and lorward Larry Stewart. Avent. a tiloot-9. 235 pound power lorward. appeared In 7 I games tin the Magic last season. He averaged 3 (> points and -I. I relioiiiids last seal. Ills thud in 1 1le NIIA. Avent. a hist loiitnl pick ol the Atlanta Hawks in 1991 averaged 6 4 points and live rclmunds with the Milwaukee Miieksand Orlando. Avent. Irom Rocky Mountain. N.C.. played tor Solon Hall. He was in Italy lor one season where hi' average Id. I points and 7 I tclmuuds IxTorc Joining the Mill ks COLLEGE FO O TB ALL 8 p m — ESPN FSC ,u Virginia, il.l C o m p la t* lis tin g s on Psgo 2B Htiald Photo by Phil Ktnitlon Jesus Mulno tripled and scored a run to help undefeated Crazy Wings blank Wells Contracting 120 to clinch a lie lor Ihe Sanford Men's Fall Wednesday Night Slowpitch Softball League title al Chase Park. T R C b a c k o n to p in F ro m S ta ff R epo rts Modtrn Welding TRC LAKE MARY — Recovery complete. TRC. which has won the ehuniplonsliip In every league In which It has competed In Lake Mary, has made a return In the top ol the standings In Ihe City ol Lake Mary Department of Parks ft Recreation Men's Fall Slowpitch Softball League. Friday night at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Curtis Tabor and winning pitcher Tom Graeey. who tossed a slx-hillcr. combined to drive In live runs as TRC dumped Modern Welding 10-1 to break a tie lor the league lead. Mark on September 15 things did mil look good lor TRC as they dropped a O H decision to Modern Welding and then struggled lit Its next start, while Modern Welding was scoring a lot ol runs and looking very strong. Mm TRC goi hack Into the rare, and started Its comeback, when It oulseored Modern Welding 23-20 on October 6th. Since that game, TRC has won hv the scores of 8 6. I H O. 23-4 and 10-1. In the other game Friday night. N ft II Incorporated M ined two runs In the lop of the eighth inning and held oil a PRISM rally to win Its first game ol the m ' u m iii 6-5. TRC Is now 7-1. while Modern Welding Is 6-2. PRISM Is 2-6 and N ft 11Incorporated Is 1-7. The regular season is scheduled to end this Friday night before a mini tournament Is held oil November loth. I Ills Friday. \ ft II Incorporated takes mi Modern N• HIncorporated PRISM SANFOKI) — It Is amazing how quick a potential blowout can turn Inin an upset. Such was the ease In the Sanford R e cre a tio n D e p a rtm e n t M e n 's Wednesday Night Fall Slowpllch Softball League al Chase Park as Hopkins Meats appeared headed for an easy victory as it scored six runs In Ihe top of the first inning and was leading 9*4 heading Into the bottom of ihe third Inning. Hill ASP Incorporated came alive to score the final six runs of the game lo win Its first game of the season. 10-5). A SP's unexpected victory clin­ ched a He for Ihe league lllle for Crazy Wings, which won the alien­ ing game of the night 120 over Wells Contracting lor Its sixth' win without a loss. Crazy Wings (6-0) now holds a Ihrcc-gamc lead with three games to play. Trailing are Hopkins Meats (3-3). Wells Contracting (2-4) and ASP Incorporated (1-5). Next week. Crazy Wings can close out the c h am p io n sh ip against Hopkins Meats al 7 pan. and Wells Con­ tracting lakes on ASP IncnrjKirntcd at H pan. Crazy W ings scored In every Inning and winning pitcher Sieve Woodley allowed four singles in the six Inning game ended by the 12-run rule. P o w e rin g C ra zy W in g s w ere Mranlley Hrumlcv (double, two sin gles, two run s. RHI). Mark L a k e M a ry 000 001 0 — I 0 Ml 021 ■ - 10 to too 002 02 - 0 IS 101 200 01 — s to Welding al 6:30 p.m. and TRC plays PRISM at 7:45 p.m. TRC was led by Graeey (three singles, two runs, two KMI). Taltor (triple, double, mil. three RHI). Myrlcl Reid (double, single, two runs). Donnie McCoy (double, mill. Raymond llartsfleld (single, two runs. RHI). Robert Stevens (single, run. RHI). Craig Mrrkerson (single, null. Chris Hulluck (single. RHI). Arthur Harucs ami Joel Lipscomb (one single each) and Erie Hulloek (RHI|. Doing the hitting for Modem Welding were Todd Hunter (double, single. RHI). Dave Sehutt (two singles). Rich I (aurally (single, run) and Andy Latimer (single). Pacing N ft II Incorporated were Wayne Kelly (four singles, two runs, two RHI). Seoii Fletcher (double, single, two runs). David Attaway (iwo singles, two RHI). Paul Payne (two singles, run). Mike Davis (iwo singles). Scott Hell (single, rim). Larry Armllage (single. RHI). Rodney Fryer (single) and Hobby Keefer (RHI). Providing the offense for PRISM were Mike Fratrlk (three singles. Iwo RHI). Art Resell (three singles, nut). Hill Uulmi (two singles. RHI). Jerry DlHartolo (two singles. nm|. Hob Palagano (two singles). Paul Mlotkowskl (single, run. iwo RHI). Andy Szymanskl and Frank Lublnskas (one single and one run each) and Mel Goings (single). Brown’s get goodies at Trick or Treat • psclsl to tha Herald T A M PA - Jessica Hllck (37.40) and Sharon Wain (36.55) treated theuiM'lves to all around champion­ ships at the LaFIcur's Trick or it Invitational this past weekend, leading Hrowti's Central to the team title. Hllck teamed up with Allvson N e ls o n (3 6 .7 5 ) a n d W h it n e y Shepard 136.65) to complete a sweep ol the top three placements in ihe Level VI. younger age group competition W ain's victory came in Ihe older age groupol Level" VI. Hllck ami W ahl's performances in the Individual event competition in c lu d e d Id en tical tlrst p la ce Mulshes on vault and floor exercise, with both utrIs grabbing third place on bars Nelson was victorious on the halanec beam, adding a pair ol third place finishes on vault and floor. Shepard shared the victory stand with Hllck on vault, adding a second place finish on Hoot exercise. Ashley Htown contributed a pair ol second place finishes mi beam and vault, earning seventh place all around 135.601. while Kim Poor Hulshed 10th (35.201. both In the older group hi the younger group. Ashley llntlman earned 12th place 135.451 and Mcagan Mnnbcrg i-ltli (35.15). closing out ihe all around placemeitis lor Hrown's Rebecca Sable. Jessica Demands. Megan Mullicr. Jill Cody and Steph­ anie Richards earned individual event placements In Level VI. The Level V competition featured Allison A b e sa iu ls' I36.H0) and Melissa Pow ell's (36.20) second place Mulsh all around In their res|H-etlve age groups. Hrlllnny Viola captured third place all around (36.95) with Kaey Hood |3t».10) and Valerie Rycrson (36.H5) taking fourth. Three H row n's girls. Kathryn Kelly |36.H()|. Morgan Rutherford (.35.401 and Krysten l onely (36.00). finished filth. Karen Wood 135.45) w a s s e v e n th a n d te a m m a t e s Danielle Conani (3-1.40) and Elysc Wetidnrl (34.70| I m ii I i earned ninth Kelly strung together a trio ol llrst place llnishcs m individual event competition on vault, liars and floor, while Viola. Ahesamls. H ood and Wendort enjoyed the victory stand tor one event each second on floor. Sara Keeseeker was second all around (36.50) In Ihe younger group, grabbing a trio of second place medals on Im-u i i i . Iloor anil liars. Courtney G la d y s 136.15) and Lindsay Knapp (36.251 earned third place finishes all around, with Gladys awarded a pair of third place medals on ticum and Iloor and Knapp finishing second on beam and third on floor. ('terra Soils (35.00) and Jenna Manikowskl (35.15) Ixilh grabbed lllllt place all aro u n d , Hrooke Norman was eighth (35.15). Melissa McCartney (34.651 was ninth and Jean Edmunds (35.05) was lOlh. Norman. Soils and McCartney all earned placements In the lop three In Individual event competition. Other Hrown's Central gymnasts llntshing m the top three place­ ments for event competition were Rycrson. Rulherlord. Powell and Sara Carter Ollier Hrown's Central gymnasts winning placements In Level IV and V competition were Taylor Ford. Karl S h ad dln ger. A sh ley I’arr. Sonya Till. Ferrel Maguire. Pam G ra y , D ana C o m b e r. J e n n ife r (T im b e r. J u lie T u lly . A n g e la Goodwin. Suzanne Price. Jennifer Kinard and Deldre Mr.Shane Marla Sigmund (36.30) led the Level IV competitors hv winning the all around crown hi (lie nine-year and older age group. Sigmund.s performance featured llrsl place Mulshes in liars and beam, with a Total placements lur Hrown's Central reached a staggering 143 Hrown's Central Is next scheduled to host the Orlando Invitational at Seminole High School the weekend ol Nm ciidicr 11-12 Craty Wingt Wtllt Contracting III 214 - l> is OOO 000 - 0 4 Hopkint Maati ASP Incorporated 401 000 0 — f |) 401 102 1 - 10 14 Janseli (three singles, run. three RHI). D avid G oldstlek (double, single, run. three RHI). Cary Keefer (double, single, two runs). Gary Miller (two singles, run. two RBI). Jesus Mulno (triple, run). Ron Wlrth (single, run). Stun Hrumlcy (single. RHI). Donnie Miller (iwo runs. RBI) and Don Maelter (run). Hob Wells Jr.. Jim Dawson. Jeff Kipp and Ho Sellers had one single each lor Wells Contracting. Pacing ASP Incorporated were winning pitcher Ron Kelly (four singles. Iwo runs. RHI). Chris Poez.ekaJ (double, single, Iwo runs. RHI). Jeff laincy (two singles, run. RHI). David Hartley (two singles. RHI). Brett Moran (two singles, run). Duane Gocmbcl (triple. Iwo runs). Jeff Bergman (single, two runs. RHI). Mark Dowell (single, two RBI), ('lilt Arata (single) and James Evans (RHI). Doing the damage for Hopkins Meals were Hriati Jones (triple, single, two runs). Many Silvia (dou­ ble. single). Hobby Shaw (two singles, iwo runs, two RBI). Dan Dougherty (two singles, run. Iwo RHI). Joint Searles (Iwo singles, run). Tim Hurklcy (single. RHI). Allen Dow and Hohhy McRce (one single each), lairrv Cliunat (two runs. Kill). Jeff Dow (RHI) and Hill Shaw (run). Suns win Inner-Gfty 13-14 title S » — l a l f tha H f l d ORLANDO - The Central Florida Suns, a 13and-Under b a se b a ll cl ub a l o ng wi t h 14-year-olds J.T. Williamson nnd Kevin Graves, won the 13 A 14 year old age division In the Orlando Inner-City Games ul Tinker Field this past Sun­ day. t h e Suns defeated the Cen­ t r al F l o r i d a Al l - S t a r a . a 14-and-Under AAU club. 7-6 In clghl-lnnlngs In the Inagural year championship game. " T h i s was a v e ry busy weekend o f baseball." state manager Mike Bono, who apllt the squud and look half the team lo Eustls for an AAU doubleheader. "T h is Is a gre win for these kids, nobody gave us much o f a chance to bcut these older Itoys." Alter falling behind 5-0 in the lop o f the third Inning, the Suns came buttling back with three runs In the third Inning and two runs In the fourth Inning. Hits by Nick Pclton. Chris Parsons. Ryan Bono and Graves led the way. but the game was tied on a squeeze hunt by Kyle Bono. Alter the All-Stars look the lead with a run In the sixth Inning, the Suns evened the score In the bottom o f the seventh Inning when Graves raced home on a wild pitch with two outs. Lefthander Dwayne Driggers rumr In to pitch for the Suns In the eighth Inning. Driggers retired the llrst two batters he faced before giving up a dou­ ble. But Williamson, playing llrst base, saved u run with a s|H-etueular backhanded run­ ning catch down the rlghtfleld foul line. Alun Carter led off the bot­ tom o f the eighth Inning for the Suns with a walk. Drtggcrs saerllleed Carter to second and JomUhun Shaw singled Carter to third. Williamson then lifted a sacrifice fly to leftfleld. scor­ ing Curler with Ihe winning run. Other members o f Ihe win­ ning team were: David McNeil. C.J. Mt-hxmcr. Mall lloylcr. L u k e Fuyur d and Ra n d y RobliiHou. �M - ifito rd Msrald, Sanford, Ftortm-Thursday, November 2, 1996 S T A T S & STA N D IN G S Ltgal N oflctt Ltflfll Notlcaa TlM*M UM*S|— » H M » M M tlll M m I S m > IWlft*UWM.MML TmttFwUCarWIMML UCOMtflUM.t»m ( * * « * » * IM «a*M*»HalM*nM.iaML *MM«NW m C«LI.Sm l Russell cops Governors Cup <Vttr ts IM S in as SIMHUMMMMSTS4* UST S4«Ui SUS « 0 4 1 MU1MUS * (MltMUM* IM A M S >M— U *» ln i ItanrK lrlpM t no to to to to to • oo ssi r on era awtr s w • m m a s a wm h w t DM»*CMKI:SM>- «u.ituwtr.iSMi. MUt>MWp.r»M j w w uj w u r * a MUAMS aS w i Sb ** aswMSSHnsiMt. S n iti.S lw M .tM i. h g m a M S s .srr ***"** ** SAMSULA — A determined David Russell put his past Governor’s Cup finishes behind him Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway as he bested a 35 car field to win the 31 st edition o f that event. "F o r the last three years I finished second, but last year was the most diaeepointing finish." said Russell, who pilots the Russell Automotlve/QuickCar Camaro, " I led afanoot the entire race, and with four I s m to go, a tire problem coot m e the win. lit is year, I was determined that this t t m m y race." Russell,, who set the evening's third fastest qualifying time for the 300 lap event sponsored by the X1R Friction Eliminator, started the race from the eight position by virtue o f the draw. As starter Johnny Bass waved the green flag, pole sitter Charlie Ragan Jr, bolted out o f turn four to grab the early lead with Dennis Demers, Oary Balough. Russell and David R o g m in hot pursuit. A s Demers. Balough. Ruaeell and Rogers battled for position. Ragan pulled to a ten car challenged as he raced to victory. "W ithout a doubt, this win was a team effort," RuabeU aaid. "N ot only did they work on the car for tw o aoiid weeks, we came to the track and tested and practiced pit stops. I drove the car tonight, but the crew ran the race. They were on the radio all night spotting and making the calls. They gave 190percent." Russell attribute* some o f the team's success to suggestions and hands on support for friend and former racer Ed Meredith. Meredith, who drove for Russell In the post, was injured 14 months ago In a construction accident and is now confined to aw heel chair. "E d has come to the shop everyday for the last two w eeks," Russell said. “ Not only did he worfc on the car, he gave us some good set up tdeaM The importing thing, though, to that our team hd| been focused on this win since last year. Ed g a s l a smbiwms HP g o m e WICiCfl fwMMon#l«« U r i■ p ililllO fl.*• Rogers, who set the evening’s fastest qualifying: tim e and recieved a 3100 qualifier bonus from X I R Friction Eliminator, was second. " W e had a good car tonight, but some bad tires," Rogers said. "W e changed tires at one pit for the new green. A t the drop o f gh got 'around Ragan' for the with Rueaet! and Rogers getting ral laps later, Russell and Rogers M a rla s im p a irs *. (TOO) I WM S m i, s r V O td (V) Jerry QtUlsrd made stigbi knocked out o f compctltloc the foont stretch w a ils ! foil I "T h is la how m y luck I races. " Ragan said. "W e're TO ANMCK A MOTION OS THAT OBTAIN M O M S TV LVtNO gCTW eiN SAIT MTM ITS S IT ANO UMON STRUT e trw e c N e sA o o vte w A v iu u a an o a o tm a rrA A v c u u ti A isH oam ouT tte m a s m u o w i ano tires. Cook cboae to ran won the pit race end (Ob Cook, with Ruaeell. I rounding out the top ftvt, Russell used a lata n move. On lap 173. Ruaae get by Cook end Roger Balough and Lawrence side oi the track. Rumen and four lead changes. In * it* ||iMi to lap money, RumeU picked up the 55,000 winner’s purse. Other feature winner's were Conrad Orenler In mini-stocks, Wayne Heckle in madlftede, Rick Cfouesr in bombers. Chick Vote in sportsman. Ed Woodrtng In limited late motdels. and Ron Adams In Action Performance run-abouts. i Balough wins Orlando feature • 1 • 1 1 I 1 3 t • 3 ' « A ' 3 I I I 9 i 5 r» i * H i gj r» • i 1 5 3 3 O RLAND O O a ry " H o t Sh oe" fssH fgh , aboard the X I R F riction Elim inator Cam aro, held o ff Mack Hanbury to win the 30 lap late model feature Friday at Orlando flpeedwortd. A t the drop o f the mean flag. Hanbury outduetted feflow p ttt sitter Dennis Mistimes for the number one slot. Hanbury's lead was short lived aa Balough. who su ited the race from the ninth position, took the point o o lap by Hanbury. Balough held on hie eigth win o f the season. Trailing Hanbury were Steve Avtnger. Kevin Lawrence end tl d iv isio n , T im m y i lead green flag to �* '■-■■■■ Jn rr n "T T T T Banlort Herald, Sanford, Florida -Thursday, November 2, 1MB - M People On money, murder and a new job IN B R I E F With the holidays approaching, w ill I be able to make the purchases this year that I couldn’t make last year. I have had some terrible financial reverses recently again. Kathy Sanford D e a r K a th y : I think that you’ll be pleasantly surprised over the next few weeks to see your situation change for the positive. An unexpected situa­ tion will benefit you and make not only the holidays better this year, but you can look toward the next several m onths to improve In your behalf so well. Coffs# Mid eonvtvMtfon LAKE MARY — Join Little W ing Book* on Friday, Nov.3 for "Coffee and Conversation” with guest speaker Don Zanghl. Zanghl, a leading UFO/Alien reeenreher and lecturer, will present a 45-mlnute video and an audio tape. He w m also suggest reading material from his personal reading list, books which w ill be available for purchase at Little Wing. The seminar, which begins at 7 p.m., is free and open to the public hut seating Is limited to 90 participants. T o reserve your ■pace, call 324-1 14-1008. Little W ing Books la located In the Lake Mary . Village (Pubtte) Shopping Center at the corner o f Lake Maty Boulevard and Greenwood Boulevard. !■I. t ■ J s r r y i I Just recently moved to central Florida from Ohio. The Job that 1was hired for turned out to be far less than what I was promised! Should I stay where I am right now or Just quit and look for som ethingebe. Travis Lake Maty D m t T ra vtsi I f you can stay where you are right now, that would be the smart thing to do. Don't worry about another Job, Suih Im Kfwsnlt m— f Friday The Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney’a, US 17-92, south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Ktwanlsns are w elcome. For Information, call Ridge Moreland, 322-9918. rm ettntewt%cyrnoiy GENEVA — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check. Mood sugar screening and Immunisations win be held every Friday, — from o o to-------11:30-------- Geneva — v fe --------at- the Elementary School in the old school building, corner o f First and Main JR*®* to 0 « i e ^ The clinic Is sooooored b y the Seminole County Health Department In cotvhmcuon with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Geneva Elementan Elementary School, For information, cab 349-9284. certainly air In court! I f the trail la pursued, then It will certainly and finally stop at Faye Resnick. A ll along the speculation o f her Involvement In this matter has been q u e lled . T h e a ttorn ey Johnny Cochran him self has echoed. In his own words, what I m yself am saying here. The only vindication that O J . will ever have Is to allow these lawsuits to bring out all the sordid details .that never saw the light o f day during his trial. The prosecutors' case was shoddy, hallow and without evidence o f substance. Being primarily baaed on alleged scientific evidence and DNA, the one thing w hich should be o b v io u s to a ll o f ua t h a t ’ ’ p e rh a p s e v id e n c e w a s planted." If the race card waa played. It was played b y none other than those that wrote and uttered the script: namely, Mark Fuhrman..."and Justice for afl.” ministrate certain funds and I have some difficulty with that. A s fo r R o n O o ld m a n , M r. Goldman la only sorry that he hasn’t figured out some way to afH from his son's death yet. I ve said from the "g e t g o " som e v e r y u n sa vory th in gs about Ron and Nicole. Sure O J .. In the past, was an abuser, but. tn m y opinion, he's not a killer or the killer) Now that the civil lawsuits w ill more than likely be heard, both Ron and Nicole become fair gam e for inquiry th e m s e lv e s , a lth o u g h p o s t mortem. Ron Ooldman w ill be found out to be Just another w an n ab ee on the m ak e fo r whom ever he could convince to help him further his career. Did he sleep with Nicole? W hy bring over a pair o f glasses at 10:90 at night? W h y w as he drivin g Nicole's car periodically? Many questions will be addressed and n o t to th e fa v o r o f R on O oldm an’ a character. A s for N icole, the truth shout her C let alone looking for another Job until after the first o f *96, Look to be on another Job somewhere around March. Now that O J . has been found Innocent, what about the other lawsuits agsist him? W ill he have to pay and what will we learn about Ron Ooldman or Nicole Brown Simpson? Anything new? J.P. Lake Mary D ea r J F . t Th e Interests o f the children In the lawsuit filed by the Brown fam ily la what they are after. O f course, along with having the children they would like to have the ability to ad­ *. (Write te Jerry Stewart. 0/0 HmsAm MIi MnfdM flMHI i! Are., tawtmd F I 11771. Stewart's prom iscuity, drug addictions, bl-sexuallty, abuse o f OJ„ yea. I did say "abuse o f O J „ " w ill pbans te r eppotntm onta and tn g a gsm ea ts: 1427-UM 414J K ty tO M M O M I SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, la conducting a “ Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organlsaUona wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE m ay call U bby Kuharskc at 291-43S7. Sanford Mayor Beriya Smith has signed an official procla­ mation designating ths weak o f Nov. S through 1 1 ,1 W , as "Key Club Wteck.” The club is liJ LasIh senoot Samoa organizenum VVOn* BOOwn OvmvQ tn# BMfWML left to right, Kiwanis Kay C h £ advisor Jim CanoN, tdwants President Harry Q. Raid, Andy Canoll. sec retary o f ths Samiri o^lw^K wy C ^ u b , and paat FWI • COMA moouooM im dinQ i Ths Concerned Organisation o f Men In Action (COMA) meets ths first and third Friday, at S p.m., tn ths church annex at St. James AME Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. FMVTMf't Marfctt I l l s Downtown Sanford Fanner's Market la held each Saturday from » a m. tfll noon at First and Magnolia under the M g d m . For tnform stton , can Kathy Sutton. t o - S S T S . ...Iwlftwnteaiwwiw i> /It )|Vifii ii* j l * MAUri L#». till )4»llllil (titU IIH*H ||)1 Ilnw I » . >-M MT.II Th e UBS Oeneato, a chapter o f the FSdomtton (A Star Ifcifc h h b h ■ L DEAR ABBY: M y boat M end, "Roberta,* la a vary hard-headed, outspoken w w , 8hs Ucoruklemd by some la be very w lf centered. Rbr a vary Iona time, people have told me that Roberta take* adverttape o f me. f t * elwaya etood up far her and tried to accommodate her. Until reoaotly. I didn’t think twice about hatpins her. But recently I have been under enormoue stress, with much unhaoninem in my bib. b h • . te rin ->li5si'-'in'*»<«• ’7"W V,;*-'-** Friend looking support gets cold shoulder instead U a t 4 0 0 jam . a t Bowl m m m .............. 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ASSIQNCS 0 7 CftttTW O O O CONDONATION, SUCCCSION IN IN T IN IB T TO 7INBT CONBUMfN FINANCIAL CONDONATION D M ntift) NTSTLY BCNOIT ANO JANI DOS M NO IT. HIB UNKNOWN W IF I; M AN It J. BSNOIT A/K/A MARIS JOCELYNS SALOMON AND JOHN DOS BSNOIT. H IN UNKNOWN HUSBAND; IF irv m o . INCLUDINO ANY UNKNOWN tROUSE OF SAID DSFSNOANTIB), IF RSMANNlSO, AND IF DSCSABSD, T N I NIBDSCTIVI UNKNOWN HCNtS, DSY1BSIB. ORANTICS. ABBKMSSB, C M DITONS, UINO NS. ANO TN U STtIB. AND A U OTHER DEMONS CUUSSINB BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AOAINBT T N I NAMED DSFSNOANTIB): JOHN DOE AND JA N I DOS, UNKNOWN TENANTS. Dstsndsnt(s) NOTICE 0 7 BALA Nonet is Raraby t*v *n m at, pursuant I t a Final Summary Jud«m *nt a* Foraelcsura •n ta rsd m the a b o vo-ityto d causa, in mo C ircuit Court #1 Bamlnola County, Florida. I win so li IR * pros a rty situ a ts In tom tooM County. F lorida. FROM THE BAST 1/4 MOTION CORNER 0 7 M O TIO N M . TOWNSI ND SB SOUTH. RAMOS SS CAST, SCMRtOLS COUNTY, 7L0RI0A RUN N. M O S O M IS M BS* W. ALONO THE SOUTH U N I 0 7 THS M 1/4 0 7 THE NS 1/4 0 7 SAIO M O TIO N SB, 944.07 TEST, THENCE RUN N. M DSORISS M O O ' W. 311.3* FEET TOR A DOINT 0 7 SIOINMINO, RUN THENCI NORTH 11B0.14 TEST TO THE NORTH UNE 0 7 SAID SE 1/4 0 7 THE NS 1/4 RUN THENCE N. M M O R E S ! 40 N * W. ALONO SAIO NORTH U N I StSJO TEST, RUN THENCE SOUTH BBB.B7 TEST, NUN T H tN C I S. M DSORISS M O B * I . M T.aa TEST TO THE DOINT 0 7 M O M NINO, SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OYER THE SOUTH* WESTERLY S l.0 0 DIET TON ROAD AND UTILITIES, ALSO KNOWN AS LOT B 0 7 THE UNMCOROSD DLAT 07 COCHRAN TO M IT , M DULY RECOROCO M THE DUSLIC RECORDS 07 SEMINOLE COUNTY, 7L0RM A. A/K/A IS M SUNSET TRAIL, OENEYA, 71 SSTSt. a i pubRa aoN, ta» m N sM Mme NMR ta r aoML AT THE W IST FRONTrooOREEEN* OOOR N O LI COUNTY OOURTHOUM. SANTORO, 7L0M 0A . M I1 M toy o f CASE NO. M <TM <CA<14L KISIAK RATIONAL SANK. DtaM lR. VS . JAMES R. EVANOF7 and ROSEMARY EVANOFF BLEVINS; a t al.. Dolandanla. 0 7 70RSCLOCVRR SALS Not lea it RoraOy a Nan m at. pursuant la that Final J u d fmam o l Forocioauro datad October M IR. IS9S, and anlorad In ehrN caaa numaor M<7SS-CA<14<U o l IRO CircuN Court o l IRo 1S1R Ju d icia l C ircu it In and lo r Bamlnola County. F lorida, taftarom KISIAK NATIONAL SANK, la D taM tlfl and JA M IS R. EVANOFF. ROSCMARV EVANOFF BLEVINS, THS CROSSINOS MASTER COMMU­ NITY ASSOCIATION, INC., LAKSVICW HOMSOWNSRS a s s o c ia t io n , INC., la/ara I wM aoo la tRa N0T7CB UNDER FICTITIOUS HARM ACT N o t* , it Raroby pttran that tRa u ndartipnod p u rtu a n l to IRa ■FtctMtoua Noma A c t,' CRaptar PtS.Ot Florida S ta lu la t win rapItla r arltR IRa Florida D apartm anl e l B tala upon ra c tlp l o l p rool o l IRo puRHeaHon o l IRM nolle#, IRa NctftM u* nama, to »H: THE B R IE INAL MATTRESS COMPANY undar adilcR are a rt anpaptd m b u tm a tt a l IT S ! Samaran B ird , W totor Parti, FL 337M . Datad a l W inter Park , Florida. P u t »Tth day o l Octobor, I N I TJMF. INC. Forty S. Doormann, Sacy. PuMMR: Novambar t . 1 M I M J - tt oSrarSSTAWIARBKI 4B16 Bay Scout » ; t EHapRana: M IS) S77<BBM CABSB4-SBS7S DupMsNi NsaamStr >, S. 11 0CJ-1S RPPtO TITtRUS N A IM N o lle * I* Roraby phron that 1 am anpapad m bwabwaa at t MS Sim Ato n u *. Sanford, FL SS771, Bamlnola County, Florida, undar IRa Fictm oua Nama o f BAN* OBR B ITIB R M IB . and th a t I inland to rop a to r ra id nama «IIR tRa D ivision of C o rp o ra tio n ., TallaRaaaoa. Florida. In accordance arltR tRa p ro vta lo n , o f tha FIciHloua Nama Btatutaa, To-W it: Section SSI.OS, Florida S tatute* 1SS1. Jamaa J. Fontarlo PublitR : Novambar t . IS M DCJ-IS H I T N I CIRCUIT COUNT, ~ B IB R T B B im i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IR ANO BOB IE M IN B L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. M-MIS-CA-I4-L ALLIANCE MORTOAOE COMPANY, a F lorida NO TfCBO PAPUBLIC AMENDMENTS M CEETAIN ICTSANB UBSOP THE TN BC tTYR P FLORIDA. P la ln flll, KENNETH 0 . M ARTIN, a l a l.. caaR a l IRo wool Non! door a l tRa Bamlnola C ount* co u rt* Route in Sanford, Bam lnola County. Florida. M UNO A.M. on tRa 30th day a t Natam aar, »www. m * roR W w if e n vn vvQ property aa oat fortR mi said Final Ju d pm .nl, ta arN; LOT SS. LAKSVICW VtLLAOE. ACCOROINO TO THE DLAT THBRIOF AS MCOROCD IN DLAT BOOK M , DACES S4 THROUOH M . INCLUSIVE, 0 7 THE DUBUC RECORDS 0 7 M MM OLS COUNTY, PLOMOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARC AOVtMO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DICMCO TO M A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTSMDTNtO TO COLLSCT A DEBT ANO AMY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL M U M D FOR THAT DURDOM. Datad IRa 17th day a t OCTOM R IS M . MARYANNS M ftBSf Ctarti a l CircuN Caurt By Jana B. Lege! Notices NOTICE 0 7 ACTION TO; Any unknown Ratre. da v ita a t. p ra n la a t. a ta lp na a t. atR ar cla lm ln p By, tRraupR, undar and apalnal RENE A. ROORIOUBZ. S atatted) Cur YOU ARE NO TIFIED INal an acttan la tS l^l^l (Btl^M^I^I^S^ yraparty yr ^^R P i iL^E Iup H M s B y m ia S a y tE^ Ym w ri (S TTWT EB Public Haprtnp drift Ra RpM Ri IN* CandRlaaNn Roam a t IR* C ity H all Ni IR* C ity at Santa rd. FlarM a at ? :M e *cw rti D M . an NavomRar im r . tw s, McanaMar cRanpa* and amandmanH la B » Esntnp O rEManss a t IRa C ity at EBnMtBi * ■wiBBi MB^MBSTSI k g o rlle o ef m e t ce tie in p e p e fty lyin g k e tw n L ik e Menree w i I m l f i l i HevteverS a. I^RWl v Mm WE M TTi R ^ M k M R w v i r M T IB B I L a i IBS, O A K LA N D V IL L A O S , S E C T IO N 7 0 U R , PHASE I. ttta rS in p N IRa ptal lalB aak 39, papa 33. Rmbmc R aastO iB l S e m in a l* C a u n ly, D la r i d a . Tas*IRP r_ w llR : Eanpa/B alrtp a ra ta r, DHN n R p * Ofapaaal, W all la W all Carpal. alR art and te a ana re^ydrsd ta aSTUB a capy a t year ewlttan daCmaaa. h any, la Nan SMITH 0 SIMMONS. DJL.. PIM nHtra a tta r nay i. I l l W. Adam * St., H IM . Je rk tan HIM, PL a m aa ptBBpMNn daN a t M H npttca at s sra rM T s s ra : B P fart aarvtaa an P la W tm 'i . ad*4eutt < In IRa camRaraan t w lH i a d is a b ility NR EO<ia«B BA 1BL PLATTS VALLEY 7UNDIMB . L R U *n *"T * *p # rl? clp a M R araln (RbmM cantacf ONtBM M M l NarlR Dark AnnNJS1, SanWrd. PL a t M a rti days s n a rl p ra c a a d in p ; 4ST-SSS-4IM ) IBSBSSSB7T1 (TOO) OATBOanOcNBsr SNR. MM. (Caurt Sa il) M AEYAJtNE M O RM C N N NEW C ircu it Caurt B yR tdR K M l Oaauty O ark Avtnua N prapaaad la Ra rpaanad tram SC 3. Spaclal Cammarx Mt. ta DO. Dkarmad OavoL mara parttcutarfy daacrtRad aa IRa M at Ban a l racardad In P lat B a a h iL Rapa SS. DuRltc Rac arda at Stm ln ila County. FMrA ll parttaa In pM^mn L l i l l E n E P M I I H E W pm Wt M R* tytoR a Raard at aaid baarmn. By ard w a t Nm CM* Cam >MaMn a l Dm CNy a l la n ia rd , PMrfda. PERSONS WITH O ISAEILITIES NBBDINO AUISTANCS TO PAETfCIDATE IN ANY OP T H E S E P R O C S R O IN O S SHOULD CONTACT THE PER­ SONNEL OFFICE ADA COOR­ D IN A T O R A T IM -S4SS OS HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE M EBTINO. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC; IP A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE W IT H R ESPECT TO A N Y M ATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE M EET!NO OR HEARING. HE M AY NEED A VERBATIM RSCORO OP THE PROCEEDINGS. INCLUDINO THE TESTIMONY ANO E V I­ DENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PR O V ID R O B Y THE C IT Y OP SANPO RO . IP S » * < m j0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THR R IBN TIEN TM JUO tCIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR IB R H N O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S IN O .) 0RSS-SMBDR-4S-P IN R IiT H E M A R R IA O E O F JOSE R. PALENCIA, DIANE L. PALENCIA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E E M UTE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. i M -IIM -O E-M -L IN R E : THE MATTER OF THE AOOPTIONOP; N.S.A.W.. ____ am lnar. NOTICE 0 7 ACT ION TO A LL PARTIES HAVINO OR CLAIM INO TO HAVE ANY RIO HTS OR INTEREST IN THE ADOPTION PROCEED I NOS HEREIN DESCRIBED. YOU ARB N O TIFIED ; TRa! an acttan M r adM*Mn a l IRa child. N.S A.W .. Ram July A tFFi, Rat baan IfM d In Dm C irtu tf Caurt a l Stm lnaN Caunt*. 7 M r Ma. In C at* Na.t n 3344 DR SSL. You a rt ruauirud la aorva a capy a l your w rtftan datanaaa. II any, la Nan Jamaa I . Beautr*. petit a l I4M StaM N D T IC I OP ACTION TO: JOSE R. PALENCIA MK-41 WtRpana Compound OruMn SuRmorln* Bata N SSFB**3N Orefon, Connecticut 94J4F YOU ARE HEBEBV NOTI D I E D t h a t D I A N E L. PALENCIA aa Nm W IN, Rat filed a Petition Far OtaaaiutMn m M erriage w me eeove tryiee Court. You a rt commanded N aarva a capy a l your w ritten da fan tea. It any. an D tfllM n a r't NORECRTOI. KATZ. E apulr*. n i l E a tt M ich Man ttre a t, Orlande, FMrtda USB*. day a l IF1 and NM Nm Nm CMrk a l Nila Court either Rater* ta rv lc * an datautt w ill be entered ayainat you N r IR* raIM t demaRMd In •R* DatltMn Far OtaaaiutMn at WNnaaa my Hand and IRa Seal at IR* Caurt a l SanNrd. Sami n*N County, Florida. IRIa N th d a y a tl apNmbar, IFF! >NOVEMBER 14. IFM and NM Nta artatnal tHNi the CMrk a l IRM caurt. aim er aarvka an PalNMnar'a ISaell MARYANNC MORSE CMrk a l IRa C ircu it Caurt E y; Tammy E.RyaM Aa Deputy CMrk NOREBRTOS. KATZ. DJI. d l l Baal M khM an ttra a t Orlanda. FMrtda 33SM III? ) S34434S Fla. Ear :M . 3H4N AtM m ay NrW IM PubtlaA: October II , If. N . and Novambar I. IFF* O B Itlf V n V t n n i B t R T W T II P B I V t T < a fte r, aNwrorlaa a dtfauH w ill R* tau ta r Nm in IR* a*H Aa CMrk a l Caurt Nancy R .W lntar A* Deputy CMrk PdbtMR: October ltfF .3 4 . and NavomRar I. tFFl 0E I-1M M NNS BY SR dap a t I BER._ IS M , tRa "UTSEBE g r UNIT e sONE, v t JS m o 7T a s r e o o n S s o DLAT BOOK IS , RARE 1 0 7 THS PUBLIC M CORDS 0 7 SEMI* NO LI COUNTY PtOHIOA. BATED IN * STM day r t OCTO­ BER. IB M . CLASSIFIED ADS 8 «m ln o la 4 0 7 /8 3 1 - 9 8 9 3 CLASSIflCO DCPT. HOURS PRIVATI PARTY RATIS UssasstsEysEtsM...........JTfsNat M IU I.*U IP .II. ............ .. Mw ss ..............I d s Has I ssssscsivs Me n s . .............9 1 | s Mss 1 Me n ................................ 4 1 .1 1 8 Mbs Me n s h e per nsee . lE tE tf sa I Neee FRIDAY CLOSCO SATURDAY tSUNDAY * S Hast I NOW ACCEPTING tkodat N >m e*M *1 an addRanN 4w arty Nr 4*y» your ad tuna N NW aamad. uTaatoM aen term. Tuaaday Be* Friday I t Naan Yk# Day I I I M a p i PaAMwm ROJUETIPNTE AND CRKOITE; WBn avoid s i SRsnar M SRSB. andatdyWWai ya w nd ta r saewaay M s Brat GsyR nets. 11— K K I f l v C a rt M ILLM AV IN CENTER. n 4 a l TH CARE rta ra- 7 1 - N E ID ID . N * aanarlanca n a c a ta ry , U R ttW /w e e S. rwlT'TNnM EYBYm^S BTBIimW. l» — C t m t H r y U h OAKLAETN MEMORIAL PARK I Comotory Mta. Ida by tM t. S IJW a o tR ..........M 7 S n -U N I LOT IN IB * Berdan at Honor aact.. S U M , Oa kt a wn M am aorM IPt I77 3S7I emraMMaaMiA •V CTTTBP SANDES E. FLORIDA N O TtC I OP PUBLIC NSARINO TO BtHOM IT M AY CONCERN; Marie* N Raraby fhran purauant N SactMna la i.M and M4441I3), PM rida Statute*. M at an R » ISM day s i NavomSar. IFFL a l I R r jr ^ a r a * n a n NMreaRar a * aucR maNar may Ra Raard a l O ty H all, Harm Park Avenue, SanNrd. FMrtda. Bm C ity CammMaMn a l FMrtda, wNI canaidar IRa adaptMn *1 tha MHawinp O rtando • W inter Park 4 0 7 /3 2 2 - 2 4 1 1 MB ^ p fi9 W W l P a id tra ln hN . aaHtns apnalntmanta arlW R r t recap li ve ■aorta. CaK: 3333*79 Man. F ri. Day* 34. In my Name, N m *. «M. ~ (HtHW ASHSRt A SERVERS A p p ly In y r r t M a l; 9SI ■ rT iT 'i if f T i l U l L Fro* ma Steal ca r*, t r i . ♦alien, co u n to llhy. p rly ata darter pn^t IntlKB atiBansaaBar y m f il CMam eM r AHanwy AL0NE7 RESPECTED deltn« bureau ainca 1F77I A ll asp* lassFttRESOLUTION NBI7IS A RESOLUTION ACCEPTINO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP COUNTY COM M IU IO N B R S' DR L BOAT ION TO THE CITY OP SANPORO. FLORIDA CITY COMMISSION. 0 7 R ID E VBLOPMBNT POWERS AS DEFINED UNDER THR COMMUHI TV REDEVELOPMENT ACT OP HS7 (CHAPTER M L PART III. FLO RIDA STATUTEL AS A M 8N 0S D ); FIHOINO THAT THE LAKE MONROE WATERFRONT ANO DOWNTOWN SANTORO AREA W ITHIN THR CITY OP SANFORD. FLORIDA, IS A ■LIG HTED AREA ANO THAT THE REHABILITATION. CON SERVATKM OR REDEVELOPMENT, OR A COMBINATION THEREOF OP SAIO AREA IS NECESSARY IN THS INTEREST OP THE PUBLIC HEALTH. SAFETY, MORALS ANO W ELFAR1 OF THE RESIDENTS OP THE C ITY: OESKMATINO SAIO AREA AS THE LAKE MONROE WATERFRONT ANO DOWNTOWN SANFORD COM MUNITY R (DEVELOPM ENT AREA) PINO I NO THAT THERE IS A NEED FOB A COMMUNITY REDEVELOP M IN T AOBNCV TO CARRY OUT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPME NT W ITHIN SAIO LAKE MONROE WATERFRONT ANO OOWNTOWN SANFORD COM MUNITY REDEVELOPM ENT AREA; DECLARING THE CITY COMMISSION 0 7 THS CITY 0 7 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO DC SAIO COMMUNITY REDEVELOP M E NT AORNCYl DECLARING THAT THE CITY COMMISSION W ILL ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY RBDEVELOPMENT AOENCY n iC T rtro CITY STAFF TO PREPARE A REDEVELOPMENT P L A N PON’ S A ID LA K E MONROE W ATERFRO NT ANO DOWNTOWN SANPORO CO M M UNITY REDEVELOPM ENT AREA) ANO PROVIOMO AN EFFECTIVE OATS. I I I Rnda a BHsAtsE «r— aetata In Rw C ity ol (HI dM tpnaia* IN* area dw crtbodSaN u a* a Comm unity OH) g K te re i Hie C ity CefvwvMeetem (e be ia h ( hr) dactara* R ial Mr Ctty • o u ls y Sr o * " DEJ-11 Legil Noticee ROTICS OP VEHICLE AUCTION RE: IttSHO NDAM AO NA MOTORCYCLE V IN iJH lP C IIS lF M IS S ta; AUCTION OATS: NOVEMBER » . IFF* AT !:N P M AT BUF­ FALO BODY WORKS. MSS B E L L E A V B ., W I N T E R sprinoi . pl a m DATS OP PUBLISH OCTOBER 34. IFM and OCTOBER 31.17F9. P R I M ____________________ Datad IRrt FIR day at OCTO EER.IFW . CLERK 0 7 e m e u IT OOUftT By Jana I . DANIEL C. E S Q .. 'ib Y Legal Notice! 4477 (M m N4- lama Pacount) Kbit litiDKINB- tatBsr._Prwti "W aaadat nan-pratit WunaalMn. D arter KpPfVTdM. IRE IPS “ Ill* * Camar o l 1/4 K*RSS-......... naa nssnmtnr* TTWIvTI ^P< EtHTM^W * Min* E lm y n M rmim. WM Irntn. HRMn NOWI CALL R ^m A arad-CaW; N l- lir t._________ 0 LASRADOR/DALMATI AN m)a, maM. wtuta. a b p * ) yr*. aid. N W t. BM M S B N141N. 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OwnAIT ovaUaMa.ANba h n r r c w iH itt awt >Af iNrta>WM»*. an^teHl uP9BS to prtt VMM. tft.n MLMMM TITIT* TTl IH TI IS. i ’TTTUirTITIT! 323-5774 wM. pd.. loon., ahano. aa^y AIM M44W ■ iffyTTyJKTngvjTTT 1r h i s WEEK S m vm m w m i W O V IN IIN V l i i & I£fy s * ■ ''' V- te- ______ __ | *- �4 11 IT T * , „ 4 4 4 4 t 4 TT Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. November 2. 1995 by Chic Young MEDICINE b y Mart W alhsr IF THE FREDA HEARD OF IT MY CAREER WOULD BE RUINED I ’M BOlNfl BH0PPIN4 TODAY AND Z NEED JUUUBTOPftlVEMe ^ ft i ID THE M ALL -— ✓ — ft— / r m JL le y X J by Art lansom ’[ c m ,. I SAW, I VCbCTXTtD! ' * TIC POTTO OF BWTU5THC*KAW£: *VENI#VIOI,veW..‘ , M IG H T AND CLEAR D t A f t DU. Q O T T i I am 22 and have terrible burping, which may continue for hours nnd o f t e n Is a s s o c i a t e d wi t h heartburn. I now find myself belching loudly all the time and. as you can Imagine, this Is s o c ia lly u n a c c e p t a b le . My boyfriend thinks It's "disgustIng-" Please help me. D M A * R E AD B X : You need to sec your doctor and. probably. have X-rays o f your stomach and upper Intestine. You may have an ulcer or hiatal hernia (a weakness where the stomach joins the esophagus), both of which can easily be treated with modem drugs, such as Tagamet. Zantac ana others, many o f which are now available without a prescription. In the meantime, you may wish to modify your diet and avoid foods (such as salads, onions, pepper, spices, coffee, and alcohol) that seem to worsen your symptoms. Also, you might try using liquid antacids, such as Oelusll or Maalox. that may control your acid condition and excess gas. D o n 't d e la y . O et to you r doctor. Your boyfriend may find you more socially acceptable once you get treatment. D B A S D M . O O T T t They said m y son had an ulcer, but after testing him with X-rays, they diagnosed viral gastroenteritis. What Is this disease? experienced the occasional sud­ den attack o f fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. With dietary restrictions (clear fluids o n l y ) f or 24 h o u r s , the sym ptom s usually disappear and we return to normal In a day or two. Because these violent episodes a re so s h o r t-liv e d , d o c to rs believe that they are caused by a virus Infection. In cases where symptoms persist - or are asso­ ciated with abdominal pain or Intestinal bleeding - other dis­ orders, such as peptic ulcer or colitis, must be considered. The <racial aspects o f viral gastroenteritis are: sudden on* s e t. p ro m p t res p o n s e to a flulds-only diet, and no conti­ nuing problems after 24 lo 48 hours. • As I mentioned, the treatment consists o f ample clear fluids (water, ginger ale. beef broth or t ea) , c o u p l e d wi t h non- PETER Q O T T .M .D . ■ 4a V prescription antl-dlarrhea drugs, such as Immodium AD. Copyright 1995 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. nnnn nnnn non nmnn nmnn nnn nmnn nmnnnnnn nnm nnnn nnnn nmnmnn mnmmn nnnnnmmnn rinn nnnn nnnron npjnnn dumu nnn nnnmnnnnn nmnnn nmnnnn nnmm miimn nnn nnnnnnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn mmnm nnnn T7- rn TS“ rr~ W " tr II ji • If * WIN AT BRIDQB O IM S brN E A .hw . • . • - V P '- '. - - : • ' : • '• V 'A T .* • V v & TTiinktboutan your options, by Jimmy Jokaroa 0 o AMCNftwri* jS l i ( a • m p la y ed his diam ond queen. When the finesse lost and South said. "W e must dare to think discovered that the hearts were unthinkable' thoughts. W e must 3-3. he had a few unprintable learn to explore ail the options thoughts. As a winning heart flneaae and possibilities that confront us In a complex and rapidly chang­ doesn't automatically spell suc­ cess. South should explore a ing w orld." different option. He should draw In today's deal, which Is the (rumps ending In the dummy best way for South to try to and aril lor the heart three. If West wins with the king. avoid two red-suit losers? s South can check for a 3-3 heart South won trick one with the break before. If necessary, taking club ace, drew trumps ending In the diamond flneaae. Here, though. If East wins with hand and played a heart to dum m y's queen. However, when the king. South can discard one East won with the king and o f dum m y's diamonds on his returned a diamond. South was heart jack. And If Eaat plays low, on the horns o f a dilemma. South wins with the Jack, plays a Should he take the diamond heart to the ace and continues flneaae or play for a 3-3 heart with the heart queen, He finds break? Knowing that the odds out If the hearts are 3-3 be fore favor a finesse and thinking It having to commit himself to the was unthinkable that both re- diamond flneaae. In the year ahead, you might become more deeply Involved than usual in c r e a tiv e e n ­ d eavors. Y o u r e ffo rts could produce both material success and pride in your accomplish­ ments. BCOE M O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Bargaining, bartering, buying or selling w ill be easy for you today. You will know how to strike a flood deal without taking advantage o f others In the pro­ cess. Oet a Jump on life by understanding the Influences that govern you In the year ahead. Bend for your AstroO raph prediction s today by mailing 82 andSASE to AatroQraph. d o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758. Murray Hill Button. New York. NY 10150. Make sure to su tc your sodiac sign. •AOITTAMIDE (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Expect fortunate trends In your financial and commercial aflalrs today. A series o f unusual STA S' tfa w tt L q fc th -L S I developm ents could generate small windfalls. CAHUCOM (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You will be extremely adept today at positioning yourself In the right spot at Just the right tim e w ithout b ein g ob viou s about your motives. A g O A I I W (Jan. 20-Fcb. IB) Even If you think everything Is going against you today, don't throw In the towel. Nega­ tive trends may be converted Into positive accomplishments. H B C E fl (Feb. fe M a r c h 20) You will perform best today If you are the one creating your agenda. Don't be laxy and let others do the planning for you. A im (March 21-April 19) Your good deeds will not go unrecognised because you are In a favorable cycle. Listen to your Instincts. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Temporarily shelve your older projects today In favor o f a new hobby. Devote as much Umc as possible to this endeavor. O s m a n (May 21 -June 20 js s l u k Bold measures m ight be re­ quired In order to achieve an Important objective today. Once you have committed yourself, don't be timid. CANCm (June 21-July 22) You and your mate will be In accord today on most major Issues. Use this opportunity to be especially productive. LSO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be luckier than usual today, but you will not be solely responsible for your success. People who love you will do all they can to please you. V t m o o (Aug. 23-Sept.' 22) Associates will find you Uplifting today. You have an Innate sense o f knowing exactly what to aay to Inspire you r friends and colleagues. U M A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you speak from you r heart today, everyone w ill respond favorably to what you have to say. Do not let anyone catch you acting. ■ C « e yrlfM I*ttb vN C A I« ic. . fla a B flH (H fla flfl)| flflB fl| � 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 02, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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/944b426026f8ebd9f40e78805728ec59.pdf 37e8fa4284a439e2e3edb5871f32ea4c PDF Text Text rtf** T November 30, 1995 50 Cents THURSDAY Itrv ln t Sanford, Lako Mary and Somlnota County alnoo ISOS 88th Year, No. 73 - 8anford, Florid* Nipping crime, giving Kids hope Forum: Black family issues Ringing In the season T o d a y i M o s tly ■unny a n d cooler. High In th e lower 70*. North wind 10 to lB m p h . Herald Senior Staff Writer__________ TODAY «—*■ A < > - Homs tour Information Take a stroll In the Sanford historic district and experience Christmas past and Christmas present. More Information on the Sanford Historic Trust Holiday Tour of Homes Is Inside today. □r ' Basketball at BoyslQIrta Club SANFORD — Registration Is going on now through Dec. 80 for Junior Magic Basketball at the Boys and Otria Club. BIB Persimmon Ave.. Sanford. There will be basketball team s for youngsters age 7 to 18. Qames begin on J a n 6 and continue through Mar. 19. Oames will be played at the Salvation Army on 34th Street In Sanford. There Is a 810 participation fee per child for theseaaon. The program la also In need of coaches and other parent Involvement. For m ore inform ation call th e club a t 390-3456. MclIBsy sights HEATHROW - Holiday Nights 98 Is a fam ily-oriented holiday event featu rin g a spectacular Christinas Ught display, a living n a tiv ity p a n o ra m a, holiday c ra fts, huge C h ristm as c a rd s c reated by local school children, and a North Pole panoram a with Santa, a petting aoo and a pUy area. T here will be m usical perform ances by Jacqueline Jones, the Altamonte Jasx Band directed by Mike A rena and m any o ther The event vrilltake place from • to 11 p.m. on Dec. 8. 9 and 10. Coat of the event le 88 for Soma Sanford senior citizens were ringing In the holiday season recently by helping out the Salvation Army kettle drive. Fair* of seniors took hour-long shifts end collected enough money from gene rout passeraby at the post offlca. Baa Laurendlna and Helen Lutz will taka your change for charily. Local high school students prepared for tougher test Heetod Sank* Staff Writer__________ SANFORD — Seminole County isve been working hard to __re the students In local __i continue to test well on the School Competency Test that to designed to be sure students have acquired the basic skills they need to succeed. Students perplexed by how m any centimeters a bug Jumps and other p iasters an the nigh school com­ petency test will have to get more right answers to pass, the governor and Cabinet have agreed. That may m ean schools have to spend more money and time on remedial work. E ducation C om m issioner F rank B ro g a n a c k n o w le d g e d a f te r W ednesday's vote. But he said he hopes schools will respond by improving Instruction so students won't need extra help to meet the tougher standards. Seminole County schools have put a renewed emph asis on skills such as reading and m ath a t all levels from elem entary to high SANFORD - T he dow nw ard spiral has been broken, they hope. The Sanford Housing Authority and volunteers from the community and from the Sanford Police De­ partm ent are taking eteps to break the cycle of crime am ong the city's youth. On Saturday, the BRO (Brethren Reaching Out) program will cut the ribbon on their new home In the Cowan Moughton public housing community. ‘'W e're giving them the apace to do w hat they need to do to help the young people of Sanford," Tim Hudson, Interim executive director of the Sanford Housing Authority, said. "This to a n e a t program ." BRO ex ecu tiv e d ire c to r Roae Davie eald Sanford's young people have been "in need of aomeone to ■how them a more positive wav of doing things for some tim e now. Davte, a m inister with Reddick Memorial First Born Church of Living Ood In Midway, said th at In October. BRO became actively in­ volved In the com m unity effort to reach young people who had been Involved In the Juvenile Justice system. It to the goal of BRO to give these young people the opportunity to "think out new ways of taring th at would being to themselves help In getting some of the things they want In the world." Hudeon eald the program will be successful, he thinks, because It teaches the young people Involved In It to be seif-sufficient and to have "It teaches them bow to stand on their own feet," he said. The group now meeti * tor an hour and a half to the More th a n a do sen first-tim e offen ders are enrolled in the pro­ gram they hope will ensure they are bat-tim e offenders. Davis and other i trying to give the young l alternative to the femily and I who surround * activity. T he young * to Herald Columnist The Central Florid* Chapter of th e In tern atio n al Black W omen's Congress. Inc., will present "The Black Family Alive and Well" with focus on th e m yths and stereotypes about the demise of the black family. T h is in te r g e n e r a tlo n a l approach will offer something for everyone from our youth, young sdultfc. adults and el­ derly. Members of the international A frican-A m erican w om en's group feel they should address these Issues. The communities of Semi­ nole, Orange. Osceola and Lake are served by the central Florida chapter. You are Invited to sponsor a youth or individual. This year's proceeds will be used to provide a full paid scholarship to two deserving young people In our cum ­ in unity. The state has agreed to m atch monies raised by the central Florida Chapter. The third iannual eon will be held Saturday. Dec. 3. a t the University of Central Florida, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . Topics for the conference Include health, spiritual self, m en ta l h e a lth , y o u th e m ­ powering youth, feeling good about oneself. teen pregnancy, ed u catio n , declalon-m aktng and goal setting. Holidays can be dangerous for pets able to "anarf up a whole poinsettie" without any trouble. Th om pson h e h as seen anim als with fea iiiiwm it Figaro the cat ten t llksty to eafchoooiate. which la a dog dsUeaoy, but playing wttfctlneai may appeal to him. ALBANY. N.Y. - Don’t forget Fido and Boots thto holiday season. For them . It can be ttfled danger. TIm, can be ttm p tttf by U&Mj a n d o rn a m e n ts , m istle to e a n d say. And ‘ a caf_ _ ih a h e a rt nervous system . S to ^ ^ to t^ f o r c o f o . alth o u g h they apparently d o n 't h a v v th a awns ew eettooth and are * — * nt . . .istletoe . -------- ---M te --------------fa r m ore ---------to xic. especially the bentos. Thompson U « H ad . l . h r Tinsel may be the roost lethal Christm as tradition, for cats any­ * •* ' Cats love the stuff, eald Robin Tobin, a veterinarian a t the Rot* terdam Veterinary Hoepftal outside Albany, t o t Ingested Uneel can get tangled in th e* intestines and m a t cats will die without surgery, she L arry' ____________ J e t a t C o r a * Untveratty's College of Veterinary Medt- As for turkey and all the trim ­ m in g , anim als cannot digest U as wcMaepeopje do. tto rest* the urge dag may be pleJbod^M bs fatty turkey or any m ndofta “ ** ' ' While the Nation’s top drugstore chains to merge CAMP HILL, Pa. - Rite Aid Corp. and Revoo DM. Inc., Ike nation's top two drugrtore chains. i to merge In a 61.8 Mlllon Nov. 30 25 shopping days to Christmas Intends are the family cm ohooee terouraalvae. y ._ — Rite AM's the nation's . . . __ _ M :55 sSEES: In revenue and . than 4.500 afore* In 33 the loas of more than 1.000 The deal underscores the continued conaolMaugriore businesses as changre In the eduetry brighten* competition. The »toaneof several recenUy for Rite AM. i L. Oraes. Rite AM's chief executive. asM the merger will give the combined chain the abfttty to compete effectively In the changing Industry. Camp Hill. Pa.-baaed Rite Aid eliminate 8186 million In — " 1.100 Jobs In Cleveland, quarters to) * * * why Rita AM baa to do what It's doing." Pittsburg ................ pn which of their dm rtbM om— —w -----— nRite n g nAM n i nhM a g wmore w v hthan h h i i 3.700 stores In 31 states Am District of Gobi Colum bia. Revoo bee more Rite AM would also cut dupUcaUve advertising ^ sA the _______ The announcew9i leave the chain with that about 900 prescription benefits managment company that hassbroZged as an In d i p i n drat drug distribution networks operated by large Jeffrey Pittsburg, a n analyst wtth OoldtoPittsburg Institutions! Services M g a rd en a t y . N.Y.. who follow* Rite AM. saM a merger would make Rite AM more competitive. "It would provide of ecate. T hat's s«s«B£* _ py I * , posr ds of ^ but " E m T federal antitrust revww a n d t o wintlng m t on a sucoimfM direct for th eir stock. The rr— aaM they expect the merger to be completed In the Bret quarter cf 1906. 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 MJKIJ - I* u �/ & » * - Santord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, November 30, 1906 III Jilt IW IIISICHU III n il UltMU tv . n i r MUM vvmh lllivpiuu III Loxahatchee, the emergency room was tw ainped with a record 98 patients Sunday night. "Everybody that had a headache and a fever came In and thought they had meningitis.” said Dr. Jeff Davis, medical director for Palm Beach County (Ire and rescue. The deaths of three children are believed to be linked to the disease. Another death, that of a 23-year-old polo player and horse groomer overnight Monday in Wellington, also Is suspected to be linked with meningitis. Clltnt won’t tastily MIAMI — The attorney for a German accused of his country's largest post-war real-estate swindle says his client won’t testify until he's told what happened to his vast holdings. Prosecutors want Juergen Schneider to testify In American bankruptcy proceedings. But Schneider’s attorney. Michael lecher, wants the German receiver of Schneider’s holdings to testify first. Schneider and his wife, Claudia, deserve to know what happened a foil account of w hat property has been seised before they answer any questions, Lacher said. "My client has never been told w hat happened to his property," he said. Schneider Is wanted in Germany on charges of fraud, forgery and bankruptcy fraud. His wife. Claudia, faces charges of bankruptcy fraud. The couple have been In a Miami Jail since May. when they were arrested at their oceanfeont condominium In nearby Hollywood. They are fighting extradition. unique opportunity to experience a classroom setting as It wee at the turn of the oentury. The tour of homes will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2 and 3, from noon until 6 p.m. Tickets are available through any trust member, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce or by celling Qlgl Gillies at 43S-706S and will be on sale the day of the tour et the Cultural Arts Center. The tickets are 110 per person and proceeds of the tour go to benefit restoration projects In the historic district. The district holiday lighting contest will also be underway, so evening hour visitors will be able to en)oy other homes decorated for the ★ 1 b u r8 ta ru \ a t C ultural A ru B U g . Mother s u m Burg* King WEST PALM BEACH - The m other of a m an shot to death outside a Burger King Is suing the foot-food chain, claiming It was negligent by foiling to protect her son. Gus Arkoulls, 22, of Chicago, was shot Feb. 10. 1001. a week after a security guard — hired after a rash of robberies at the restaurant — was fo rd because a m anager deemed he was no longer necessary. In opening argum ents of the dvtl trial Tuesday. Stacy Bohlman. an attorney far Arkoulls* mother, Freda Kuatoflants said the slaying was 'Tore as sable and preventable.’’ But Jo h n Wiederhold. a Burger King a ttorney, said the killing was "unpredictable. Imperceptible and unpreventable" given that the restaurant waa "not in a bad neighborhood." The trial In Palm Beach County Circuit Court w as expected to last two weeks. Mrs. Kustogtenis Is seeking unspecified damages. Florida Po in t and Ught oHtd ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Florida Power ft U ght has been cited for violating nuclear-safety regulations by spilling 4.000 gallons of raggtor coolant water a t M alt. Lucie plant in August. W Utility already agreed to pay a gSaOOOftne im po ill by This Is regulatory catch-* tkeswoman. "It Is one we company needs to do to avoid foture problems. In a notice sent to FPL Tuesday, the NBC said technicians at the plant knew of probisme with a vahre In February but didn't fix it until after the aeUl. "We would consider an appropriate period In which to take corrective action la two. throe m o n th s." H annah said Wednesday. "It took them six months. And th at's only after the incident occurred." Still agMdealQli TALLAHASSEE — Com m ercial fisherm en can try to catch profitable am ounts of Jellyfish and some baftfleh with shrimp trawl nets that rem ain legal altar Florida's Ju ly 1 net ban. the governor and Cabinet say. " We are going to honor the intent of the amendm ent b u t at the sam e time we are not going to go Author and prevent T H E M IAM I H a rt a r t ths w inning numbsra eetected W ednesday In the Florida Lottery: W E A T H E R Today! Mostly sunny and cool­ er. High In the lower 70s. North wind 10 to IS m ph. Tonight! Fair and cool. Low in the mid 80s. U ght northeast wind. Fri­ day: Partly sunny. High In the mid 70s. East wind 10 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy and mild. Highs In the lower to mid 70s. Sunday: Fair and mild. Lows la the 50a. Highs In the mid to upper 70s. Monday: Partly cloudy. Lows In the mid 80s to lower 00a. Highs in the mid to upper 70s. was 53 as i University of g t 14 1a.m .. im a w s T— i 1 ,1 4 4 1 i m m s | D aytona BeaslU Waves are 2 to 3 feet and rough. Current la h h t — Today: W in d n w to n 15 running to the south with a kt. Seas 3 to 5 II except higher In water tem perature of 65 degrees, the gulf stream . Bay and Inland R aw S m y rn a B e a s t: w aves w a te rs a m oderate chop In are 2 to 3 feet and rourii. exposed areas. T ra ile d : Wind n Current la running to the south to n e l O kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft exrept with a water tem perature of 64 higher In the R df stream. Bay degrees. and Inland w aters a light chop. Friday: Wind no to c 10 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a *'■**+•,n •* Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded rain fall for th e p e rio d , e n d in g a t 0 a .m . Thursday, totalled .03 inches. □ S u n a a t.................... 5:28 p.m. □ • • a r i a s ................... 7.00 a.m. > M |a a a n |M The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando lag . Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels are rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency as fallows: |a a g |n || — _ « . ” T ____________ — ■ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thunder, November 90, 1N8 - SA Fam ilies of victim s w ant action Robbtnr llltCMd ■ wwnpwPwwJp VlVw^pfwM Joe J e m tt Jr., 90, 000 Lake A re., Long* for robbery by LongwoodPoUce on Tu esday. The police report stated th at he had ape andcheddsook. He was taken to the Jo h n B. Folk Correctional Facility and held on 04,000bond. Trespass warning violated Howard Warren Robinson, 91, 1104 W. 12Ui St.. Sanford, was charged'with trespassing after warning by Sanford Police on Tuesday. Police laid he waa detained by security officers a t a grocery teats which he felled, erectional Facility where grand theft charges. She waa held a t the Jo h n B. Polk Correctiooal Facility without bond. •M ichael Wayne McKague. 20, 100 Hidden Arbor CL, Sanford on a w arrant for con tem pt of court/fellure to pay child the Jo h n E. Folk Correctional Facility In lieu week. B uttenrorth'a office got word TALLAHASSBB - Hearty two of the ejrtcnsfcm Monday after It y e a r s a f t e r D a n n y R o llin g filed an unprecedented motion pleaded guilty to the gruesome in the sta te Suprem e Court m urders of five aatnesvffie stu ­ asking the justices to publicly dents and nearly 10 m onths condemn the public defenders working on Rolling's case end to AflCT M W O K f H c t lC f Q lO Qcmul, his first appeal has yet to be fine Nancy Daniels, who heads th e office in charge of the filed. -s ~ r-------QCIClUC, The families of the m urder "This case la a prime example victims w ant action. of how lawyers for capital defen­ "It’s very frustrating — post­ ponem ent after postponem ent," dants m anipulate and abuse the Ada Larson of Pompano Beach c o u r t s y s te m fo r t h e so le said Wednesday when ahe and purpose of delay." Butterworth eight other parents and siblings a n a O a ln e a v ille p ro s e c u to r m et with Attorney Oeneral Bob Rodney S m ith w rote In the petition. Butterworth. "This pattern of conduct has Mrs. Larson lost a daughter to been an a will be replicated In every capital case because the objective of capital appellate Oeorge Pautee or Miami. "We h a v e n 't even g o tte n In th e defense lawyers Is to cause delay ballpaili yet, m uch leas get to a t every tu rn and obstruct the a----- * i t resolution of legal Issues." The high court has not re­ Paulea lost a d a u g h te r to sponded to the petition. Howev­ Rolling. Mario Taboada of Miami loot er, the justices last week did control in the courtroom when grant Daniels' office an exten­ R olling w ae s e n te n c e d a n d sion for filing the appeal until shouted that Rolling would be Ja n . 22, the third delay granted In th eca—. executed In five years or leas. If no e x te n sio n h ad been "Now It teem s like we m ay not even get the to st appeal In five granted, the appeal would have y e a rs/' —Id Taboada, who l—t a been (Ued by last January. Rolllng'a victims were Sonja brother to Rolling, participating In the m eeting by phone, "It’a Larson. Tracy Paulea, Manny Taboada, Christ! Powell and ju st devastating." The state Supreme Court has Christa Hoyt. The m urders In­ given Rolling's public defenders cluded a beheading, a mutilation three extensions for lUlng the F«b. II — Demy Roll Ini pHotfi tul Ity to live coynls el first *ffee murder. toey » — Rofifn* (tven five deeth leaf. M — Stole Supreme Court end towyers receive seme 11too pipes el trtol record end trenscrlpls. Oct. S - Office of Public Defender Nancy Daniels esfcs stole Supreme Court tor one yeer •«tension to file brief, unfit oct is, tm . Oct. S — Stole Supreme Court flrents Jan. 17 — Denielt' office Mkt tor Mcsnd extentIon, until June I, Iff*. Merc* X — OanielV office to n tor tbtrd attention, until Aug. I, tm . and sexual assaults. Daniels denied Butterworth’s charge th a t her office has delib­ erately delayed the case. "It's completely untrue that we have done anything to delay, obstruct or m anipulate the sys­ tem ." ahe said, "w e simply have a resource problem. We had too m any capital appeals a t a time when we had ... too few law­ yers." The office, with two lawyers assigned to d eath —n tences from 32 counties in North Flor­ ida. had a backlog of 10 cases when It received the Rolling case, Daniels said. "W e think It would be wrong to pull any one case out or order." ahe said. "The re—on tor the delay la atm ply w« were working on other cases which were In line before Mr. Rolling’s came in.” The office now has four law­ yers working on capital cases, two of whom are working tolltim e on R olling’s case a n d should be able to come d o — to m ee tin g th e new d e a d lin e , Daniels said. The (act that the court has Granted the extensions to m m * with Indicates that the office had a le g itim a te p ro b le m w ith caseload, Dentele aaid. "I think the court unders ta nd s our pUght" ahe aaid. JACKSONVILLE - C a th y Williams has to move two Uon c u b s a h e r e s c u e d fro m a roadside carnival out of Florida. Williams waa ordered Tuesday by the Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission to move Sampson, one of the 7-month cube, out of the state by 5 p.m. Friday. Otherwise, the cub will be seised. Sam pson's sickly b r o t h e r , C a s p e r , w ill b e evaluated and moved when he is healthy enough to m ake the trip. Say Christmas ehsassMIs Santa Ctaua la a fixture at the Seminole Town C e n te r m all from now until Juet before Chrtetm—. For a email f—, a photographer, like Drug arrest mads 407/922-9073 FAX (407) 390-IMt A iswppuw ja the pifftft gift, yf§ uaaftil a il fils every atse and taste. Just flU out the coupon below, and return It to the Sanford Herald. Ws will sand aOlft Card In your name. But hurry, this offer expires December 22,1995 �f <1 4S - Sinlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, November 30, 1W5_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ _____ Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o r d H e r a ld . ____ ____ BEN WATTENBERG (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code -107-322-2011 or 831-0993 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh ■Bualnaaa Managar SimSCHHTlON RATE: 3 M o n t h s ..............................819.50 0 M o n t h s .............................. 839.00 1 Year.................................. 878.00 Florida Raaldanta muat pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rataa abova. EDITORIAL J u m p on the inform ation su p e rh ig h w a y Y ears ago. not ev ery o n e could h a n d le a typew riter. T hose w h o lea rn ed a n d becam e proficient, u su a lly e n d e d u p g e ttin g th e b e tte r paying Jobs, a n d w ere m o re In d e m a n d . T h a t Isn 't good e n o u g h now . P robably m ore th a n h alf th e people know how to type. T oday, th o se w ho k n o w how to h a n d le a c o m p u te r a re th e o n e s w ho a re g e ttin g th e Jobs a n d e a rn in g th e m oney. T hose w h o h av e n o know ledge o f c o m p u te r o p eration, especially p erso n s w ho a re n e a rin g m iddle age. m ay say . "W hy s h o u ld I lea rn a b o u t c o m p u te rs. I get along now w ith w h a t t hbve." !The problem ts, " n o w " e n d s u p b ein g "b efo re" a s tim e goes w hip p in g p a s t e a ch o f uk. "N ow " quickly b eco m es th e p a s t, a n d th e t line we w asted b e g in s to c a tc h u p . ,'Our p o in t? P e rh a p s U'a tim e to learn w h a t a c im p u te r Is, w h a t la c a n do, a n d how you c a n m ak e U w ork for y o u . 'You sa y you w o n 't n eed o n e ? F or som e, th a t resp o n se m ay w ork. F o r m oat how ever, th e n eed la going to g et m ore a n d m o re aa edeh d a y aand n d 'w eek p a !L isten to w h a t people a re ta lk in g a b o u t th e s e d ay s. T h ey a re giving w h a t m a y so u n d ll|ie Ju m b led n u m b e rs s u c h a s "co m d o t colon Sj\N FL d o t nin e, colon, e tc ." W e e x p e c t rp an y people h av e n o Idea w h a t th is la. U’a th e w o rd s u s e d to id entify a p a rtic u la r n u m b e r to d ia l u p o n t h e a p p r o p r ia te c o m p u te r to c o n ta c t so m eone. You m a y w a n t to call u p a n atio n w id e m agaxine a n d sc a n so m e arflcTeSAYovi m a y w ish to c h e c k th e sto c k m ark e t. You m a y ev en w a n t to c o n ta c t R u sh L im b au g h . T h is la th e w ay It c a n be d one, rig h t in y o u r ow n h o m e o r office. Now. If you a re con v in ced th a t n o t kno w in g c o m p u te r o p eratio n la going to alow y o u dow n, let'a look a t w h a t m ight be d o n e to c o m b a t th is problem . T h e b e st a p p ro a c h la to seek c o m p u te r e d u catio n . Locally, for a d u lts, w e rec o m m e n d S em inole C o m m u n ity College. T h e re la a special c o m p u te r in stitu te w hich la w orking diligently to provide e v e ry th in g f ro m b e g i n n e r s t r a i n i n g t o a d v a n c e d technology. For ftrat-Um era, pro b ab ly th e B astes PC (personal c o m p u ter) c o u rse la th e beat s ta rtin g place. T h e n , o n ce you h a v e learn ed th e w ords a n d found o u t w h a t c a n b e a cco m p lish ed , you could go o n to h ig h er level classes. You d o NOT h av e to be a full-tim e SCC s tu d e n t. T h ese c la sse s a re offered to people w ho m ay n o t w a n t a n y th in g else ex cep t c o m p u te r Inform ation. S ta rt w ith th e b asics. G oing a n y h ig h er a t th e b eg in n in g will h a v e you snow ed. If you d o n 't know w h a t people a re talk in g a b o u t w h e n th e y m en tio n a w indow , m ouse. DOS. L otus, o r th o u sa n d s o f o th e r w ords. S ta rt a t th e b eginning, th e n w ork y o u r w ay u p . You. y o u r fam ily, y o u r bosse s, will all be pleased n o t only w ith y o u r new know ledge o f c o m p u te rs, b u t th e y will b e p ro u d th a t, reg a rd le ss o f y o u r age, you a re still w illing to learn. If y o u w a n t inform ation o n th e d a y o r n ig h t c la sse s in c o m p u te rs a t SCC. p h o n e 338-3030 for th e C o m p u ter In stitu te. C lasses c a n be a rra n g e d for 8 9 0 o r leas. If y o u w a n t so m e th in g o f a m ore hom e-style n a tu re , to play g a m e s o r w rite le tte rs for e x a m p le, c o n ta c t th e C o m m u n ity E d u catio n P ro g ram a t 328-3131. W e h a v e o n e o f th e b e a t c o m m u n ity colleges in Florida rig h t h ere in S em inole C o u n ty . It's h e re w h e n w e n eed It. a n d w h e n it c o m e s to c o m p u te rs, m a n y o f u a n e e d It rig h t now . Abe Lincoln wasn’t Lincoln either Consider two new hooka about Republicans: "Bob Dole" and "Lincoln." Taken together, with presidential primaries coming up. they can add perspective to what we know about presidents. After all, the Dole presidential campaign could be called "W hat About Bob?" It's said that he doesn't stand for anything, that he has pandered, that he's not really a conservative, that h e 's too conservative, that he can be a earcaatlc meanle. that he has a dark aide, that he doesn't get anyone excited, that he's a professional politi­ cian. th at his Image la m anufactured and that he’s lost each of the three times he's been Involved In a national election. Pulltxer Prlie-winning Richard Ben C ram er's short (163 pp.) book on Dole to an exempt from hts landm ark earlier volume "W hat It Takes," about the 1968 presidential candidates, ft offers a different view. Born In 1933 of a middle-class family in Russell. Kan., enduring an oil crash and a dust-bowl Depression. Bob Dole was the busy kid who was Into everything. He emerged aa th e h andsom e hom etow n high school basketball hero. In 1943. while a student a t Kansas University, he was drafted Into the Army. He went to officer training and Into com bat aa a lieutenant In Italy, where he was gunned down. The strap p in g young m an weighed 192 pounds when he went Into service and 133 pounds when becam e home. Only rare w illp o w er a n d a n e x c r u c ia tin g fo u r years of treatm ent resurrected most of his tom body. The first th in g his wlfe-to-be, a nurse, h e a r d a b o u t h im was, "Oh that poor Bob Dole, he doesn't have long to live." He th o u g h t he m ig h t e n d u p c r ip p le d , selling pencils on a s tr e e t c o rn e r. He s u rv iv e d , h a ra h ly h a n d ic a p p e d a n d fiercely am bitious. H e w e n t t o la w school, ran for local, state and federal of* flee, running, runn­ ing, running, wheel­ ing and dealing, serving constituents, colleague*. Mate and n a ­ tion. rising to Senate majority leader. David Herbert Donald's "Lincoln" also tells the story of a troubled young Midwesterner. Lincoln sras bom In a log cabin. His m other died when he 110. He received almost no formal education. went weal to Illinois In his teens and worked at odd Jobs. He. too. became a lawyer. Had Lincoln's biography been written before he became a great president, these are some of the things thatcoukl have been aald about him: He ran aa "Honest Abe, The Rail Splitter." but aa Donald recounts, Lincoln "had little love for hta pioneer origins: he disliked physical tabor and left ft aa soon aa he could.,.. Rather than a simple backwoodsman, he was a prominent and succestaUl attorney repr esenting the most power­ ful Interests In emerging corporate America." He suffered bouts of depression. He had dark moods. He m ade political deals. He could demagogue with the oest of them. He said, "My policy la to have no policy." He announced, "I am n o t nor ever have been. In favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and Mack races." When Lincoln ran for president, Donald writes: "T o all outw ard appearances he w as leas prepared to be president of the United States than any other m an who had run for that htgh JACK ANDERSON <m Chief export may soon be terrorism WASHINGTON - The greatest threat to American security In 1096 may not come from Iran, Iraq or North Korea. U.8. foreign policy'maker* are privately fretting about the North African nation of Algeria. This potential powderkeg has drawn close attention from U.S. officials after eight recent terrorist bomb blasts In France were linked to Algerian rebels. A total of nine people have been killed and more than 160 have been wounded In France since July. American officials worry that It's Just a m atter of time before the threats spread to America. These of. flciala also fear that the 'rise of Islamic rad teal lam In Algeria will ham per Ameri­ can policy interests In North Africa and the Middle Bast » w h e re th e p e a ce process la still reeling from the assassins* Uon of Israeli Prime M in is te r Y its h a k Rabin. it « | u v i a The growing threat m atter of time of Algerian terrorism b tfor* the come a s no threats spread s u r p r i s e to o u r to Am erica. J readers. We've been warning of this danger aa Car back aa February 1061. Four years ago. we revelled U.8. intelligence reports warning that Iran was trying "to .w iM u ii Iranian-style Irinmlr states'* In Algeria and other nations that would wreak havoc on the world. Those predictions have turned out to be all too true. Beca use of the rise of Islamic radicals ~ known aa "Islam ists" - Algeria la locked In a bloody chrll war that has taken nearly 40,000 Uvea since 1999. The war began w hen th e Algerian arm y forced President ChedU Beqjedid out of office and canceled parliamentary elections to prevent MORTON KONDRACKE Dole puts lead to test on Bosnia While neither aide la d o se to victory, the war has now f i l le d north Into Prance, Algeria's former colonial m aster. French authorities believe most of the recent terrorist bom bs were planted by Islamic m ilitants in protest of France's ties to Algeria’s military b e y o n d A m e ric a 's border* la worth the Ufa of an American s o ld ie r. O r i o n , A le x a n d e r a n d F o rb es d o n 't a u to m a tic a lly ru le out UA. Intervention oversea*, b u t they No m atter how the war la resolved, experts warn, thing s look bad for American interests. If the w ar continues to drag on. massive destabilise the entire _______________________ region. If the Algerian military prevails, the Clin ton adm inistration will have to deal with a regime that It has openly criticised. But the worst scenario by far has the the Midm at peace effort would come under further assault and America would once again become a target for terrorists. "T he trium ph of Muslim mill lance in A lg eria ... w ould em b o ld en Isla m is ts elsewhere in the Islamic world to redouble their revolutionary efforts, increase sub­ versive pressures on pro-Western secular regimes and rn rm in ^ r further opposition to the Arab-toraell peace negotiations," one written analysis explains. " 6 the worst-case scenario, a ra dical Islamic Algeria could become another Iran - a bam for actively exporting anll-Weetem revolution, terrorism LETTER More on Farr I for one would like to commend the mayor, Mr. Adamson and the cham ber board for the way (hey handled the David Farr ailuallon. 1 think It aays a lot for our cham ber and city. I'm happy for David and his family for the way they handled this. I don't know If David would know me. but I would like him and his family to know they have a friend they can count on any time and anywhere. David, we are proud of you. C linton ad v isers believe (be political " la Algeria la likely to grow In the m onths, which could draw two n altlee - Morocco and Tunisia ~ Into the conflict. Thai would drstabUUe NATO's U.8. military R would one step to the type of violence th at's already turned Paris Into a battle- LETTERS TO EDITOR ta-iiera In the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed, include the address of the writer .and a daytime telephone number. Letters should, be on u single subject and be as brief as possible.' The letters are subject to editing. WHITE HOUSE WATCH - The president Instated that he's sUU "relevant" pains last week to remind federal (hot they’re "essential." — , ■ , l ^ l > t __ �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Novtmbar 30, 1096 - OA Tests Fam ily 1A "The schools try to get the students ready (tar the test before they take It". Dave Winger, director of testing for the school district, said. "We don't want to do remediation." The Seminole County schools use a num ber of methods to help the students, including practice tests and computer-assisted In­ struction. Winger said the district tries to use earlier scores from CTBS tests and from the Grade Ten Assessment Test to predict those students who might not do well on the competency test. Those students are given extra time and work In preparation for the teat. Though he will consider the possible need for additional dollars. Brogan said, "My belief la th at remediation la not the central issue and the curriculum should be addressed to decrease t h e n e e d fo r r e m e d ia t io n overall." Qov. Lawton Chiles and the Cabinet approved raising the passin g scores on the te sts needed for high school grsdustlon without debate, over objec­ tions from some educators. "Obviously we w ant scores th at are realistic to w hat la necessary for work competency and going o n Into college and com m unity college," Chlfes told reporters oi itside the meeting. And If m ore remedial work Is needed, htf said, "getting that started eaity Is probably impor­ tant." "Right now we have an awful lot or students that need re­ m ediation. An awful lot of time In our com m unity colleges Is spent re mediating students and some In colleges," said Chiles. W inger doesn't think that la necessary for Seminole County students, "We prepare them well for the test a n d we make sure they have the neeesaary skills," he said. Briefs ia adults and SI for children. Children under three will be admitted (Tee. Tickets are available at most area banka, local non-profits and other area businesses. Holiday Nights *99 will la te place a t LAL Acres across from the Marketplace at Heathrow. For additional information contact Dr. Jam es Cox at 322-3777. On th« air Seminole County Sheriff Don Ealtnger e n ­ courages c ltlte n s to direct questions and com m ents to him live, on his radio show "Sheriff's Forum" which airs Mondays from 0:30 until 10 a.m. on WTRR Radio. AM 1400 In Sanford. Residents can direct calls to 322-1400 in Seminole County pt 1-800-771-WTRR outside Seminole County. Landmark aign damollahad CASSELBERRY - With a few sm ashes from the wrecking ball a landm ark sign along U.8. Highway 17-92 was demolished on Wednesday morning. The massive Seminole Oreyhound park sign with Us flashy red arrow pointing eastward toward the park was crumpled to the ground to make way for the road widening project that Is to take place on Semlnola Boulevard. C rane operator Ernie Foerater of Fields Landcleartng of Altamonte Springs took IB m inutes to complete the task. Robbtry suspects tough! Anyone w ith ' Information relating Ing to the robberies Is being asked to call the Altamonte AH Springs Detective Division at 830-3826. Gun safety for kids Dottl Burkett of th e Seminole County Sheriff's Office Community Services Section will teach a "Don't Touch T h at'O un" class today a t 1 p.m. at East brook Elementary School In W inter Park. The class teaches children to understand the dangers that gunr. pose and what to do should they find a gun a t home when an adult is not present. The class I s ; p art of the sheriff's office continuing program of safety education for all county children. Sheriffs offlcs promotions SANFORD — Sheriff Don Ealinger has promoted five deputies a t the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. ( Deputy sheriffs Mary Ann Ctelland, Bemle Erwin, Karen Mills and Tim Wedding will be promoted to Sergeant effective Tuesday. Dec. 8. Each wilt aasum e supervisory duties with the SeminoletNeiff Neighborhood Policing districts. In addition. lllbn. Corrections Sergeant Cleophus White will be promoted to Lieutneant cm that sam e date. He srlll be assigned as a Shift Com m ander at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facu lty. 7 ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS - Altamonte Springs Police are seeking four m en In connection with Ssmlhofe's Most Wanted the arm ed robbery of Liberty National Bank. SANFORD — The nextl episode of i "Seminole's 6 2 0 State Road 434. be at - . —- Wrmted" .. ——- has — been — .1 Aimed and u . . will . According to police, the four black males Most entered the bank a t about 10:90 Wednesday local television stations later this week. morning wearing hooded sweatshirts. M ic e T he newest segm ent features profiles said they were armed with handguns and 28-year old Chance Henderson and 96-year 35*yesr old i shotguns and ordered everyone to the floor. Tracy Waldrop. Police said two of the m en jum ped over the teller counter and placed a n undetermined , , He Henderson la wanted fo ra probation violation am ount af money In a bail'before leMvlnx the t <L■ a, sexual battery conviction. -Waldrop ^ „ b w k l n a l t ^ d ^ g ^ S V ^ S E f ^ > & , ! tied for a probation violation on a theft Police aald the m sn pre all deoertbed aa black conviction. males between the agea of IS and 26. Their description and method of operation T h e segment wtU also include some holiday bank robbery al the Orest Western Bank in Altamonte Springs on Nov. S. investigators T he epieode will be seen on channels 18 and believe. 39 knd M local cable networks later th is week. BTBVBMP. ABTOSA Steven F. Artusa, 40. Royal O aks Drive, Rockledge, died M onday, Nov. 2 7 . 1006 a t WuesthofT Hospital. Rockledge. Bom July 18.1066 In Queens. NsY* he w m owiiff'OPffitof of the Aatec Company. He was a Catholic. S urvivors Include hla wife p e rm it Frank and Artusa al hla b rother Frank A rtusa of Atlanta: his sister of Port Hueneme. Ca. Flanagan of Lake Marys hla m a te rn a l g ran d m o th er Vera Lauria of Lake Marys and hla paternal grandm other Mildred Artusa of Brooklyn. B a ld w ln -F alrch lld F u n e ral Home. Forest City, In charge of the arrangements. ay) Byrd. Williams Avenue. Sanford. S aturday, Nov. 80. 1008 a t Central Florida tal. Sanford. Bora Ju ly 4. 1011 In Ab­ beville. Oa.. ha was a foreman and a Jehovah's Witness who m oved to central Florida In 1031. Survivors Include Ida wifi and devoted friend, Oeorgla Maes hla •ana Tracy Caahe of Sanford. Gary Lee Cache and Al ^"***"* Caahe. both of Brooklyn. N.Y., and WlUle Cart of Merritt Wands his daughters Deborah Byrd, fh u irtrtir Broom, and Manane Dukes. aU of Sanfords hla brother Emory Howard of Columbia. S.C.) hla slaters Ruth Smith and Je an Ann Sampson, both of Aaron Wallace, president of one or the state's two major te a c h e rs * u n i o n s , F lo r id a T eaching Profession-N ational Education Association, told the panel his group favors higher standards. But Wallace added, "Quite frankly as s classroom teacher I m ust caution you that I would think the floodgatea are open for additional failures ... I think about also the stigm a that Is attached to students who are categorized as disadvantaged." S tu d e n ts usually take the competency lest in their Junior year and can retake It until they pass. Last October, 96,293 stu ­ dents took the multiple-choice exam. The teat consists of two parts, m athem atics and comm unica­ tions. Currently, students m ust c o rre c tly a n s w e r 39 of 66 m athem atics questions (71 per­ cent) and 46 of 66 comm unica­ tions questions (74 percent) to Starting In August 1996, cor­ rect answers will be required on three more of the m ath problems (76 percent) and seven more communications questions (68 percent). Education officials estim ate that could cut the percentage of Juniors passing the m athematics portion on their first try from 78 to 71 and the percentage passing th e com m unications section from 89 to 76. BRO 1A their education, and are offered career and job training and counseling. "Most of the time, these young people have too much time on th e ir h a n d s ," H udson said. "T hat’s how they got in trouble. BRO will g iv e t h e m a n alternative to that." Sanford M ic e Cmdr. Dennis W hitmire aald the police de­ p a r tm e n t s ta n d s " s o lid ly " behind the program. "We think this Is a really positive approach to the criminal activity In Sanford." he said. "We are Interested In seeing how It will work. We are sure it wtU be good for the com m unity." Hudson and Davis are pleased to have various agencies and Individuals working together on the BRO project. "T his la all our problem," he ■aid. "Ms. Davis and Mr. (assis­ tant director) Alvin) Johnson are l.p w .h to ito o u rjo u n * — T IA P ro fe ssio n a ls In th e ir re ­ spective fields will address and discuss the above topics and Issues th a t affect the black family. Dr. Willie B.Newman. Sanford. Dr. Joyce Moricy-Ball. Atlanta. Dr. Billie Jean Pace, Altamonte S prings, Dr. M artha Blreda, Tampa. Mary Jo Hoard, Larry Richardson, Larry Williams from the Division of HRS, Reginald McOIll, of th e M illion Man March, Alice Morgan-Oranl. and Corrections Officer Pam Fields ore am ong the speakers. The bus for attending the conference will deliver attendees to the UCF Health and Physics Building. Buses will pick up persons attending the confer­ ence beginning at 7:30 a.m. at Goldsboro Elementary School. Midway Elementary, First Shiloh Baptist Church, Sanford Middle School, Seminole High, and An­ tioch Baptist Church, Oviedo. Special guest entertainm ent will be presented by The Praise Dancers of New Covenant Bap­ tist Church under the direction of Jeanette Orey. Tha City of Laka Mary, Florida, propoaat to adopt tha following ordininca a (fading proparty shown in tha map baiow: • A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F LA K E MARY. FLO R I­ D A . A M E N D IN G O R D IN A N C E 638 A 8 C O D IF IE D IN C H A P T E R 100 O F T H E LA K E M A R Y C O D E O F O R D I­ N A N C E S ; REN AM IN G C H A P TE R 100 T O B E K N O W N A S T H E "W E T L A N D S P R O T E C T IO N S TA N D A R D S "; P R O ­ VIDING F O R P U R P O S E A N D INTENT} PR O VIDIN G FO R AP PLICAB ILITY; P R O V ID IN G FO R D EFIN ITIO N S; P R O ­ V ID IN G F O R G E N E R A L R E G U L A T O R Y P R O V IS IO N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E T E R M IN A T IO N O F W E T L A N D S P R O T E C T IO N Z 0 N E 8 ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E V E L O P ­ M E N T S TA N D A R D S W ITH IN A N O A D J A C E N T T O W E T ­ L A N D P R O T E C T I O N Z 0 N E 8 ; P R O V ID IN G F O R R E S T O R A T IO N R E Q U IR E M E N T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R G E N E R A L S I T E D E V E L O P M E N T S TA N D A R D S ; P R O ­ VIDING FO R V IO LA TIO N CLA S S IFIC A TIO N A N O P EN A L­ T Y ; PR O VIDIN G F O R VAR IAN CE P R O C E D U R E S ; P R O ­ V ID IN G F O R C O D IF IC A T IO N , S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N ­ F L IC T S AN D E F F E C T IV E D A TE. will be an open house at tbe new BRO meeting facility on Saturday front 1 to 4 p.m. Tbe facility is a converted apartm ent a t 410 Cowan Moughton that waa donated by the Sanford Housing Authority. A Public Haarlna on lha ordinanoa wM ba hakf on Daoamtoar 7. 1006, at 7:00 P.M., or sa toon ftaraaftar aa poaaibla, In Sis CMy Commission Chambsrs, Laka Mary City Had, 100 N. Country Club Road, laka Mary, Florida. Tha public la tnvMsd to attond and bo hoard. A copy of 0m Ordtnonoo ia MBlabla In ffta C*y Clark* otioa at Laka Mary City Hal. central Florida In 1068. He was a School. Survivors Include her sons Lee m em ber of All Saints Episcopal Drake of Sanford and Donald Church. PM Club and RAMM. Drake of Troy. N.Y.s h er mother Survivors include hla wife Elthel (taper of Etowah, Tn.s her Shirleys hla dau g h ters C hris ■later Betty Oucgold of Etowah. Welch of Cincinnati and Pat Tn.s her brother William Raper Brady of Avon, lnd.s and hla two of Wheeling. W.Va. . grandchildren. B aldw ln-F alrchlld O aklaw n B ald w ln -F alrch lld F u n e ral P ark C em etery a n d Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in Home, Lake Mary, in charge of , cfe rg e of the arrangements. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARMQ, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A REOORD OP THE PROCEEOMGS. ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OP THE PROCEEDINQ8 IS MADE, WHICH REOOROINCLU0E8 THE TESTB40NY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 286.0106. comb Or.. QtMVA died Tues­ day. Nov. 2>, 1080a t hie home. Bom Ju ly 7. 1096 la Geneva, be w m a a electroalcs *»««gt« T for tbe apace pn y i w aad a Baptist. He was a n Army veteran ofW orid War D and a m em ber of VFW Beat 10190. Survivors Include bla wife Mlldredi bin eons Richard p. of Palm Bay and Ronald O. of PER8 ON 8 WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 40 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 324-3024. CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA CAROL A. FOSTER, CITY CLERK I HI I I UN< H 111 I I V l H Y M I ( IAl P a m e la S t a n l e y o f •f d ire c to r o f e n g in e e rin g for Martin-Marietta. He move to t �/ n ’« j I i \ Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, November 30, 1W5 l t c 4\ v a m Am ericas Supermarket* -V . & E Seminole High choirs will light up the stage at Disney PHARMACIST: JOHN ANDERSON PHONE: 407-321-6626 State-licensed and raglstarad pharmacists Convanianca: hava your prescription filled while you shop Wo accept PCS. RAID. BC-BS M ED IM ET and Com puterized proscription records Wo carry a full lino of FDA-approved quality generic drugs . i ; Proscriptions are easily transferable. Ju st bring In your refutable proscription and w a ll contact yo u r physician and take cars of all the details. <»» w j* �IN Jr. Midgets stand tall B R I E F LOCALLY Sanford adult raoraatton plana SANFORD - The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent will hold organisational meeting* for Its Polar Bear adult recreational league* the week of December 5*7. The volleyball leagues will meet on Tuesday. December 8th at 8 p.m. at Sanford City Hall. The slowpitch softball meeting will be on Wednesday, December 0th. The m en's leagues will meet at 6 p.m., with the women's and Co-Ed leagues meeting at 8:30 p.m. The Adult Flag Football meeting will be at 6 p.m. on Thursday, December 7th a t 6p.m . For more Information, call 330-0 " _ _ "B Flyers edge Panthers MIAMI — Kevin Haller scored from ju st Inside the blue line with 30 seconds left In overtime to lift the Philadelphia Flyers over the Florida Panthers 2*1 In a clash of Atlantic Division foes. Haller's shot came after a last-minute blits by Philadelphia that saw Florida goal tender John Vanbiesbrouck negate four rapid-fire shots. T he puck seem ed to be sm othered by Florida's Scott Mellanby when it squirted loose and Haller came up with It. shooting It past Vanbiesbrouck's glove. The Flyer* caught Vanbiesbrouck out of position early in the third when he blocked a shot by Petr Svoboda with an outstretched leg. The rebound, though, landed In front of Brent Fedyk and he deposited the puck In the open net a t 1:02 of the third to tie the game at 1-1. Florida had taken a 1-0 lead when Magnus Svensson scored at 8:43 of the second period for his first goal of the season. Lake Mary repeats as Pop W arner state cham ps JACKSONVILLE - They're back again! The Lake Mary Rams Junior Midget Pop W arner Football team has won an unprecedented second straight Florida State Championship. Saturday, November 28th a t Mandarin High School Stadium, the Pop W arner Mid-Florida Conference Champion Rams m et the South F lo rid a C o n fe re n c e C h a m p io n R iv e rsid e Wildcats. It was a hard fought battle, but when the dust had cleared the Lake Mary squad had repeated as state cham pions with a 30-13 victory. Two of the four touchdowns came on passes from quarterback Kyle Joyce to running back Eric Coleman. In addition to his two touchdown . Coleman, who had a spectacular day on both offense and defense, added a third touchdown on a lB -y aid ru n . L a st w e e k 's o u ts ta n d in g p lay e r. C orey Jackson, had another excellent day, scoring the final touchdown on a 30-yard run and having 1. ■ several tackles on the defensive side of the ball. The local team* other running backs. Matt Mergo, Anthony Ballerlno and Michael Kuc. also had good games running the ball, with Merge, a running back/llnebacker7kicker, tacking on three two-point conversion kicks after touchdowns. Following the game, head coach Rick Joyce paid great tribute to his offensive line and superb defensive squad. World, to be held In Orlando. The Rams will play the Northwest U.8.A. region at the Silver Spurs Rodeo Stadium In Kissimmee on Thursday. December 7th at 8 p.m. The winner of that game will then meet the winner of the Southwest USA/Northeast USA game In the Pop W arner Junior Midget Super Bowl on Sunday. December 10th a t Orlando's Cypress Creek High School. "The line and defense are absolutely the best In the state, if not the country" said Coach Joyce. "The offensive line protected the quarterback from sacks and opened the holes n ecessary for the backs and quarterback to score an outstand­ ing 339 points In the regular season and 88 points In four playoff games. "The defense m ay be even more remarkable, allowing only one touchdown during the regular season and only four touchdowns against the best In the state In the post season." Lake Mary's accomplishments have earned It the right to represent the Southeastern U.S.A. region In the upcoming National Pop W arner Football Tournament, sponsored by Walt Disney Other members of The Lake Mary Junior Midgets, all of whom attend RockUke and Greenwood Lakes middle schools, are Brian Leon. Andy Britt. Scott Register. Mitch Bernal, Corey Kleeba. Jason Hsdley, Leighton Frasier, Michael Nicholas. Charles Conti, Corey Bond. Michael Thompson. Ryan Whelan, Eddie Hook. Jeff Midklff. Chris Eichenberg. Ju stin Cham ­ berlain. Jason Dowdy. Mehul Patel and Adam Rabtnowlts. Coleman. Dan Eichenberg. Nick Mergo. NfcK;: Dlnl, Jo h n Marshall. Ed Hook and Lane Dencjryberry. Diane Thompson is the team mother. Patriots stay hot behind balanced offense ■< Lightning fit to be tied ST. PETERSBURG — Defenseman Roman Hamrllk's power-play goal at 17:37 of the second period gave Tam pa Bay a 2-2 tie with the Hartford Whaler*, extending the Lightning's unbeaten streak to six games. Hamrllk took a feed from Petr Klims and beat Hartford goal tender Jason Mussattl with a slap shot for his third goal of the i After a 4-10-4 start. Tam pa Bay (0-10-8) has pulled Into the thick of the Eastern Conference a*-------• a -a s u y * - ■ n f r iK J V lI T T w iilV T ALTAMONTE SPRINOS - Jim Adamcsyk scored 19 points to lead., five Patriots Into double figures as Lake Brantley Improved to 8-1 o n . the season with an 9 3 4 9 win over Daytona Beach B eabrene In a boys' P have won six of their last eight. Brendan S han g h v i .spared his fourth of the season for Hartford (0-11-2). and Mussattl (0-1-1) m ade 33 saves In his second start of the i Frmntlsek Kuoera opened the scoring for the Whalers a t IBrfM of the first period. After Tampa Bay pulled even on Bill Moulder's second of the season a t 1:81 of the second, the team s traded power-play goals. Shanahan beat Darren Puppa on a deflection of Brian Olynn'a wrist shot for his fourth at 8:12, and Hamrllk finished the scoring. No bowl for Hurrleanot? MIAMI — The University of Miami Is op­ timistic the NCAA will disclose sanctions by the end of the week. In which case the Hurricanes likely will withdraw from bowl consideration. Miami. In line for the Orange Bowl, might choose to sit out the postseason even if the announcem ent la delayed until after the bowl schedule becomes final Sunday. Miami admitted guilt to six of 10 allegations at a hearing held Nov. 10 by the NCAA Infractions Committee. rn r^ T -* »U * -^A'UJtli tlli Knights shins on rood ROCK HILL, 8.C. — Howard Potter and Harry Kennedy scored 31 points apiece to lead Central Florida to a 77-88 victory over Winthrop. Central Florida (3-0) waa down four points at intermission, but the Knights shot 86 percent In the second half to pull away. Two other Knights scored In double figures. Brad Tice and Sanford's Brad Trains came off the bench to add 11 and 10 points, respectively. foM S Brantley's Deyon WMiiama (No. 33) sails around s Steve Candidate for two of his 13 points In the P atrio ts' 82-89 decision ove r th e Sandcrsbs Wednesday. Lake Brantley bnpiovsd to 8-1 with the sin . tat* 1MMUv H. JV — kafe* Brwm*r n. as if•• Lake Howell teame sweep, Rams girls get soccer win major league record for grand d a m s In a month with three In August. T s iti s s is osmosis m ••M itV ahnsS e Asa.* •aefo'd • (487) 8BM1N n . s s » ----- « n^ Ito* m w th □ 7 :3 0 p m . - SUN. Mavericks at Magic. (L) 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 AREA, READ THE SA N FO R D HERALD DAILY l �v » » * ; \ * * * i * Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Novambar 30, 1995 S T A T S & STA N D IN G S tUrboCi — IN « (Ml M < r (Ml MUh T NHt i a s a s n r * 4m i a ft* a s 1141 NM1WU) wiiia-imiS:nji iM rT iH n aa >a in tomSMiv i» id JUCO Basketball □ Men, South Florida Community Caltags at |W uwlT |W uifkW | owAjyuK|m|Sii m wwlltPIwiiPnPiljf CaHaa* ff.ffe/i ft—#|Jn<TT 1< Boys’ Baskatball □ DeLand at Laka Mary. Fraahman, 4 p.m.; junior varsity, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m. Qlris' Baskatball □ Bishop Moors at Laka Bronttay. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □ Laka Hawaii at UnivomHy. Freshman, 4 p.m.; junior varsity, S:4S p.m.; varsity, 7:15 p.m. □ Lyman at Tavares. JV, 5 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. Boys’ 8 oeear □ Laka Hawaii at Laka Mary. Junior varsity, 5:45 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □OvtaBa at Laka Brantlay. 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T—ft, Dm — 14,11 StMftft ft# Andtftw j . visa iTMIMftrwM r X.Xftr*0wWX scawwwmnwwii IN t o iMamfttitt )■ a 041M, r (MlIM T0441l« a THURSthru MON. 1 PAL FRI. 3 P.M. HWY. 17*ttl4N •AT. 746PM. J THUR6 AMT. NOON* •UN I PM ( 4 t 7 |M 1 4 1 t 1 A A A fl t «-• - . �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, November 30, IMS - |H ______ _ ____________ __ — 1 - — 1 — ■ 1 — ~~ — - People______________________ Family separated for 20 years Ftrmr* • Marfcit The Downtown Sanford Farm er'■ Market la held each Saturday from 8 a.m. till noon a t First and Magnolia under the big dock. For Information, call Kathy Sutton. 323-8878. Look for our special events. AhAnon iftttts Sunday, Monday Al-Anon m eets every Sunday a t 8 p.m. a t the west aide of South Seminole Hospital on SR 434. and Monday a t 7 p.m. a t . Northland Community Church, com er of Dog Track Road and US 17-02. For Information, call 322-8878. ___ Tell us your story The Senford Hereto welcomes news about you. your Camily, friends and neighbors. But. we need your help by subm itting information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be m ade a t least three days In advance by calling our office. Your organisation's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and subm it a news release about the event no later than three days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available a t our office. If desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white o r color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday before the publication date. Weddings more than three m onths old will be published in announcem ent ^ ^ r ^ a S S e s s ^ ^ ^ S a n f o r d Herald, P.O. Boa 1887 o r 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2811. Fax: 323-9408 E. BERMA M ) CARTER Navy Lt. Cmdr. E, Bernard Carter has completed the Army Com m and and Oencral Staff College regular course at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The regular course a t the A rm y's senior tactical school produced graduates who are c a r e e r c o m p e te n t m ilita r y porblem solvers. Emphasis was placed on career development for the officer's future duties as a commander or staff officer. Carter to the son of Roosevelt and Margaret R. Carter of 1137 Autumn Brooke Circle. LongA ir F orce S e n io r A irm an Christopher R. Cumming has graduated from the airm an lead­ ership school a t Hlckam Air Force Base. Honolulu. " T he’ flviMSiek eburee focuses on preparing senior airm en to become supervisors, m anagers a n d ratin g officials th rough training in leadership skills so they can accept g rea ter re ­ sponsibilities. Cumming to the son of Roger and Mary Cumming of 1142 Laura St.. Casselberry. Air Force Reserve 2nd Lt. Robert E. Williams has been d e c o r a te d w ith th e A rm y Achievement Medal. T he m edal to aw ard ed to soldiers for meritorious service, acts of courage, or other out­ standing accomplishments. Williams, an acqutolton pro­ gram manager, is the son of R o b e rt D. a n d R o s a lie S . Williams of 1428 N. Ridge C ourt Longwood. He to a 1986 graduate of Lake School and 1991 Maryy High 1 luate of the University of gradual Florida. Oalnesvllle. Army Pvt. T ru d te M, I haven't seen my m other or m y siblings in some 20 plus y e a r s , w h a te v e r h a p p e n e d w asn't my (huh. but I come from a very stubborn fhmtty. Mom to ■tUl alive but refuses to other than apeak with me periodically. As for my two brother* and sister, as for a s they a n con­ cerned, I'm dead. I see all these shows on television about fiunllies getting **** together again and nave hopes th at this would to m e. W hat do you o r should 1Just go on with m y life? E O .I a I M h You can choose y o u r frien d s b u t you c a n 't choose your relatives! All of you. no m atter who was a t fkuh and i are victims, too proud and stubborn to see the error of their ways. Undoubtedly you have concerns and mtos your fam ily, however, th ey m ade their own a s well and d o n 't think for a m inute that they're not consumed by their ow n ac tio n s a s well. No, I 1 Roundtree has arrived for duty at Fort Drum. Watertown, N.Y. Roundtree to the daughter of Francis 8. Oliver of 2728 Bunga­ low Btvd., Sanford. responsible for planning, in­ stallation, training, testing and acceptance of the Navy's new electronic mail system. R K M SSR TJ. M C O I f l A rm y S p e c . R e m b e r t J . Escobar has arrived for duty at C am p H um phreys. PyontaekOun. South Korea. Escobar, a petroleum supply specialist, to the son of Jose C. and Marina C. Escobar of 737 8. Burlington Ave.. Loa Angeles. His wife. Arlene, is the daugh­ ter of Ju d y Ross of 440 Hibiscus Road, Casselberry. Marine P v t Todd D. Braden, a 1994 graduate of Seminole High S chool o f Sanford, recen tly com pleted th e 11 w eeks of intensive training required to earn the title "Marine." During the training conducted a t Marine Corps Recruit Depot. P a rris I s la n d , S.C .. B raden c o m p l e t e d a v a r i e ty of challenging training evolutions designed to improve physical and m ental 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, Braden was introduced to the SMBS value*, o fth e Marina Corps Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Leon Barnes, son of Lillie M. Barnes of 100 Yale Drive. San­ fo rd . re c e n tly re c e iv e d th e Navy-Marine C w ps Oanmisndto* tkm Medal while serving with the U.8. Naval Com puter and T e l e c o m m u n i c a t io n s A re a Master Station in the Mediterra­ nean. B a rn e s w a s a w a rd e d th e medal for his outstanding perfo rm an ce as the Naval T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n s C e n te r (NTCC) division officer. Dis­ playing exceptional foresight, Barnes w as the driving force behind com puterised message distribution and was In­ strum ental in transitioning 81 subscribers from paper to dis­ kette service. D em o n stratin g o u tsta n d in g initiative, Bam es continued his support of m essage delivery autom ation by upgrading 16 subscribers to a state-of-the-art ^ m m nnkatfon system , which facilitated the closure of NTCC thus saving the Navy Job posi­ tions and significantly reducing o p eratio n s a n d m ain te n a n c e Exhibiting superior technical experttee. Barnes was personally a n d c o m m itm e n t. T h e im ­ portance of the c o n values was i l l u s t r a t e d th r o u g h o u t th e training which Included c u sto m s, co u rte sie s. M arine Corps history amt tr**bt,an * JERRY STEWART to bring you all back together again as this could be even more painful than w hat has persisted over this length of time. Yes, go on with your life and recognise that, although you are a victim, th at you are not the reason. Either way everyone loses unfor­ tunately. You’ve had to And out th a t tim e does not heal all woundat but you can heal.! I need to know If my marriage to going to w orkout. I recently told my husband that I have been seeing another m an. Instead of getting m ad a t m e, he (my husband) asked m e who was better? My husband has always been som ew hat passive and doesn't show m uch emotion. You would think he'd get mad or something? I still care for him a lot but there’s no excitement to our marrtoge; In fact there never was and I wonder what I am doing here? Could you make a suggestion as to what I should Doo, L a k s M ary, PL. Da n r Dm , It sounds to me like you knew what you were getting Into when you married your husband or were you just look­ ing for a place to rest until som ething better came along? As for telling him about you extra-marital affair, could lt be that you ju st found it necessary to be demonstrative and try to p r o v e s o m e t h in g to y o u r husband or, perhaps, yourself. Before you get all used up why don’t YOU seek some counseling and atari to find out Just who YOU are first before you start m aking any decisions about your m arriage o r any other relationship. The m eans doesn't always Justify an endl Do you think that HI survive the holidays? I always get "blue” this time' time oofr the tt year. during' this F am ily g a th e rin g s seem so phony!^Turkey seems so plastic and gift exchanging seem s so stupid. If I were art ostrich I'd bury my head In the sand until January 1st. And I keep saying why me, why me? Even Prozac doesn't help; can you? M artin, S a a fsrd , FL. * ( D e a r M a r t i n , If y o u a r c expecting me to feel sorry for you. you're wrong. It sounds 'to me like you want to cortvlnpc yourself or me that you arc depressed. Not on your llfet You're angry, but not for the right reaaona. The petty ahd trivial seem to arouse your psyche. Put aside the trivial, get your giblets in order and have a great time; aa you'll be alright 'in spile of yourself. And save me some turkey... * . (Writ* lo Jerry Stewart, C/O Sanford Herald, 100 N. French Av*., Sanford FL 33771. tfowari s phone for appointm ents a id speaking engagem ent*: 1-407*330*2410.) Ties parents cause some readers to choke The fact th at hU parents Felt DEAR ABBY: This la in i neglected because their non didn't to 'I rr ita te d in Ohio,* who' war call while he wan on vocation for upset because her 38-ysaroM hue- ca) m days suKuestii ts that (hat th they, too, * band calls hie parents twice a dry. three * These people need to What's her problem? If that's the are dependent. only thing she can And wrong with grow up and get n life. Alter all, the her husband, she should consider man in question is married and has herself lucky. I think any man who a wife wno needs him. The parents thinks th a t much or his mother have each other and should be able to live their own lives without need­ would make a wanderfol husband. I'm vary d o ss to my parents. ing their son to call them every day. You should have told ‘Irritated’ Both a n in good health, nut they live 380 miles away. Since I can that she should And out why this visit them only a couple of times a man is so tied to his mother’s ui strings, and to get counseling. This year, I call them almost daily. u I ever meat a man who thinks kind of dependent behavior is fine I shouldn't be so doss to my par­ for children, hut to ndmire such ents. I would tall him whk» to go. I qualities in an adult is only to exac­ would never Jeopardise my relation- erbate the problem. Eventually this ■Kin with MV DATMltf to OOADFnifttS man will have to make a choice between being married to his wife, ■---------hapa ‘Irrita te d In Ohio* should or giving in to his parents’ depen­ work on her self-esteem Issue and dent whims. INDEPENDENT IN DALLAS atop foaling threatened when her husband calls his patents. BARBARA CARROLL, SPRINGFIELD, ORE. f ' I N i A f y l . S ^ to / '.^ v «H c a D m DEAR BARBARA! A lthough to th# Ummi ttf Q rrcB m cA im vw m gi Suck iU u « u 5 C t# it-" ijS r a s a s r a t s d fr om r e a d e r s w ho jU M ^ rs s d w ith m y a n s w e r. DEAR ABBY: I'm writing about the letter from 'Irritated in Ohio,* the woman whose husband called his parents twice a day. He didn't call whan ha and hia wife want away an vacation, and hia parents laid a guilt trip on him. You said you didn't understand why the wifo should be upset. You missed the boat, Abby — big time! A m an leaves his p aren ts and cleaves to hia wile at marriage. She * becomes the moat Important person In his lib whan this new core family forma. Contact with parents is not cut idf, but it should be reduced. If the husband hss s loving rela­ tionship with hia parents ana calls !o check up on them every other day or ao (or even once a week), that should fa# sufficient. If he hss to in with his parents twice a day, anmaihing is seriously wrong. At 38, he should have emotionally aeparalod from hia parents. (I’ve bean marriad 31 years and have a good relationship with my in-laws.) PAUMCUFR, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA DEAR PAUlAi All New Friday Night • SEA FO O D B U F F E T • ALL YOU CAN EAT Back By Popular Demand J o m b l a y a A C o ju u R ice C lro u p c r F ile l B a k o d BlufTcii F u l l 0 S h r im p A C r a b A lfredoS B in tie d C r a b gsfl P o p c o r n S h r im p (JV F r e n c h F rlc a 1 C la m C h o w d e r A 1 M a ry la n d C r a b S o u p Sunday Brunch 11-2 Complimentary Champagn* mm L O N C M ooan. ^ lo u n g r0 Formerly Quality Inn • 1*4 ft 434. Lor DEAR ABBY: A man who calls hia parents twice a day should not ba admired. There's a difference being devoted and being a �40 • Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. Novambar 30. 1996 Legal Notice Legal Notice# ar. j o h n s at van w a r n m a n a o s m s n t o ts m ic T oivaa NOTica oa i b t s n m d a m n c v a c t i o n Tha District gives nottea of no Infont to Issue 0 pound to tha fol­ lowing appllcant(t| on December If , IMS: FLORIDA DEfARTMINT OF TRANSPORTATION. Tf* t . WOOD­ LAND BOULEVARD. DELANO, FL 33730. application 94-1170377AQ. Tha proiact la located m SomlnoW County, taction I t , Townthip is South, Range f t Cast. Tha application la foe A SUR­ FACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH REPLACEMENT OF THE STATE ROAD 4S/WEKIVA RIVER SRIDOS REPLACEMENT. Tha receiving waterbody la tha WEKfVA RIVER. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, T it S. WOOD­ LAND BOULEVARO. DELAND. FL 3t7»0. application 413-1170094AO. Tha proiact la located In BentInole County, Boctlon t t , Townthip i t South. Range t t Beat. The application lo for EXCAVA­ TION AND FILL ASSOCIATED WITH THE STATE ROAO 4S/WCKIVA RIVER BRIDOE REPLACEMENT. The receiving waterbody la the WEKIVA RIVER. Tha fiie(t) containing aach of the above-sated eppiicatton(t) are available for mepection Monday through Friday eicept for legal holidays: 8:00 a.m. lo t:00 p.m. at tha St. Johna River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate field offlea. Tha District win taka action on aach permit application dated above unless a petition for an administrative proceeding (hearing) is filed pursuant lo tha provisions of section 1E0.S7, F.S., and sec­ tion 40C-t.Sil, F.A.C. A parson whoso substantial interests are affected by any of the Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition for an administrative hearing In accordance with section 1E0.S7. F.S. Petitions must comply with the requirements of Florida Administrative Code Rule 40C-1.SI1 and be filed with (received by) the District Clark, located at District Headquarters, Highway 100 West, Paletka. Florida M IT T. PathIons for administrative hearing on tha above appdcetlotVs) must be Med within fourteen (14) days of publication of this notice or arNMn nineteen (IS) days of the District depositing netted of this Intent In tha mall for those parsons to whom tha District mafia actual notice. Failure to file a petition within this time period ahaN eenotRwte a waiver of any right such person may have to reguaet an aPmmla•rativa determination (hearing) under section 1*0.87, P.S., eons ammg tha eublect permit application. Path lone which are net filed m accordance with tha above provisions are subject to dismissal. Shannon Barican, Senior Permit Oata Technician Permit Oata Services Division 81. Johns River Water Management District Publish: Novambar >0, IMS DEO-339____________________ .___________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NSARNM TO DB NSIBBN TWO ADOPTION OP AN OROfNANCS BY TNS CITY OP Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held m the Commission Room at tha City Hall, *00 North Park Avenue, W the City of Sanford, Florida, at ?:00 o'clock PM. an December tt. 1993 to consider the adaption of an ordtnoocs by the City of Sanford. Florida, described as fellows TO ANNEX A PORTION OP THAT CERTAIN PROPCRTY LYING BETWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND HIBISCUS DRIVE AND BETWEEN PALMWAV EXTENDED NORTHERLY ANO SANFORD AVENUE: AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: - A complete description and a espy of Nw i available at tha office of the CNy Clark lor el -awHsiPfi--PtsAfVAMO ‘ 3 r H T I-r t :i 1 r M M W OLB COUNTY BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT DBCSMBBN 10, IS M StM P.M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Seminole County Board of Adpii tmont will conduct a public hearing to consider the follow■NT A M NBA A. VAAtANCBS 1. BBBOBAN BLANNBBM IP • SA98-1I-1J8V . R. 1AARaeidantlal Iona •Rear yard eetback variance from SO ft. to tE ft. ■ Inchoe far a ecreen room addition on Lot 9. Block F, Wmterwooda, UnM 4, PB IE, Pg IE, Section 13-11-10: N aide of Joponlca Road, 890 ft. E of Lake Howell Road and 1/3 mae S ot Hawaii Branch Road. (DIST 4) B. MOBILE NORMS t. HAROLS L. PUBS - SA98-1I-TBTS • A-B AgrtcuNura lane • To piece a mobile home on Let t. Mullet Lake Retroate, Unit 4, (Ta* Parcel SA). Section 8-90-31; 881.8 R. ■ of MuBat Uka Park Read and *00 R. N of Oacaola Road on a private eeeemant. (DIST ») M B U U E AMNDA A. ITSSM CONTtNUSB PROM NOVE MM R 87, IS M 1. ISAAC A LULA MAE CAMPBELL - BASS-11-TITS • A -l Agriculture Zona •Romototomont and replacement ot an aiiating mobile home on Tea Parcel ISM, Section 34-90-13: S aide of Din Drive. 400 ft. ■ of Snowhill Reed end t mile S of Titueviile Road. (DIST •) S. VARIANCES t. JERRY HART - BA98-19-134V • R-1AA Raaidanflal Zona • Side yard eetback variance (aouth) hem 10 R. to 1 R. ter a beet dock and beat houee on Let i t , Northwood Halghte, PS to, pg M , Section 94-91-90: N aide ot Faith Terrace. S00 N. 1 e« Maitland Avenue and t mile B of SR-4SS. (DIST 4) t. LENNAR NOISES, M B .- BASS-19-1SSV • R-f A Residential Zona •Front yard eetback variance from 93 ft. to 91 ft., tear yard eetback variance hem *0 ft. to 91 n. and aide yard eetback vari­ ance from 10 ft. ta • ft. on Let IT , Remington Park, Phase One, PE SS. Pg 74-78. Section tS-9t-*ti B aide of Remington Drive and 3/3 mae W of 8R-4S4. (DIST 1) S. LENNAR HEMES, M D. • SA88-13-137V - R-1A Residential Zona •Front yard eetback variance from t t h. to 90 R. and rear yard eetback variance hem >0 ft. to 19 ft. on Lot 34, Remington Perk, Photo One. P* SS. Pg 74-7S, Section 3S-91-S1; S aide of Leilngton Court. 770 R. W of Remington Drive and 1/9 mae W of M-4*4 (DIST f) 4. LENNAR NOMBE. MO. • BASS-1I-13EV - R-1A Residential Zona •Freni yard aetkeck variance hem >9 ft. to 10 R. and tear C setback variance hem SO R. to I t R. on Lot ST, Remington Phaeo One. PE SA, Ps T4-TS, Section t S -t l-lt i N aide of Mfton Court, T70 R. W of Remington Drive end 1/* mae W of 4*4.. (DIST (O'-------I) •- LM N AR NEEME, M E . - S A M -tt-IM V • R-1A Roedentlsl Zone •Front yard aattack vertanas hem M R. to 90 R. and rear yard setback variance hem 90 R. ie 17 R. an Let I I . RemMqton Perk, Pheee One, PE St. Pg 74-70, Section tfl-lt-S ti N aide of Chaeefweed Court, MS ft. W af Remington Drive and 1/S mile W of BR-494 (Alafeya Trail). (OUT 1) 0. MARY I . ETAOEV • BASS-1E-140V • Planned Unit Development Zone - Rear yard aetkeck variance hem to R. to IS R. for g screen enclosure on Let IB, Chase Graves, Unit 1 , PS 44, Pg 94-98, Sem en S-M-S0: W aide at Oefcreet Pleas, IBS R. S of Adma Way, 170 f t W of Caea Verde Boulevard and 440 R. N af OM Lobe Mary Redd. (OtET N 7. E M ER A ! ESTATE BRO UP, RM . •BAM-1I-141V •Planned UnR Deveiapmanf Zone - Side sheet eetback variance hem SO R. to 14 R. an Let ST. Alema Weeds. Phase II, PR «S, Pg B4 S SS, Section 83-31-811 SW earner af Maple Oretra Piece ant " Weeds Boulevard and 1/9 mile B of SN4I8. (DIET t| 9. DPR REAL ESTATE SRS UR, RM . - BASS-1E-149V - 1_____ I U N »Wiw FWw^wBMeMMWRTRrMnvE rfOmau Tl, R a g p i A g u a i E w a w . R lM n p ^ b p p A - - ——i - a - - g o ^ to I I R . on let 1*4, Alema Weeds. Phase li. PR 41, Pg M S M , Section 99-11-11: M center of Mignsttc Sieem Terrace and Mapla Grave Plaaa, 1M R. I of Alema Weeds Boulevard and 1/9 mHe I Of SR-49S. (DIST) S. E M D IA L BBTRTE BRBUP, R M . •BASS-11-149V - Planned I k U f ( V b M R lE E M R R A f n m m * n im Y ^ ^ ^ W W W T I S IM M m E |M n * M E r r E ——- * ------------ a a Rp ^ V v E ^ E R Y W I V ^ M w ^ M m w T v• b la I I R . an Let IBS, Alamo Weeds. Phase II PB 49. Pg 94 t M . Sactian tt-l1->1| BW canter of Magnate Bleam Terrace, 11t R. ■ af Mapla Drava Plaaa, ISO f t S of Alema Weeds Reutovard Mid 1/9 mte ■ Of SR-499. (DIST 1) IS. E M REAL ROTATE BOBU* RM . - BA99-1I-144V ham M R. la 10 R. an Lot 111. AMma Wood*. la. Phase II. PS 41, Pg *4 S SS, EaeNon St-91 -S I: M earner of Maple Oretra Place and Alawd Weeds BauWvatd and i/» mda « of 11. ............... i M R. So IS R. an Lei 181. Alema Weeds. Phase ll. I Pg 84 8 *8. SddBtn S E -II-H : M earner of Magnate Terrace, U S R. I af Maple Grave Pteeo, ISO R. • of Alema Weed* BavWsard and 1/t mbs I ef SR-4SS. (OtST i) ft. E M REAL BETRTt ER EMPL R M . • SAS4-19-144V - Bern M I t to IS R. or Let I N . i Ps M 4 SS, Redden 99-91-H i NW Comer ef I BM f t ■ Of BMple Oretra PMee. IdS N. B ef Alema I f/S awe E ef SR-4is. (OfET it EETATE SR BMW RM . • SAM-1I-14SV . i partice m maareet and anisies be heard at said hearing. By order of the City CommB4WadfBwCflTa<8dnl8td.FNtld8. PERSONS WITH DtOAONJTIEB NSEORtO ASSISTANCE TO PAR* TICIPATI IN ANY OP TH EM PROCEEDBSBS SHOULD OOSfTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDBSATOR AT SSS-SSSE AS HOURS IN AOVANCS OP THS MEETR80. SdSSBddlSI ADVICE TOTHEPUD U CiN SB* M M l sion made with raapacl ta any a of Bw promeeting or hearing, ha atag need avt 'ta net provided by tha City of Sanford. (PS Jane R. Douaherty CNy Clerk Publish: November SO, and Oeeemtor 7 ,1SSS 0EJ-E4I C«Wbi«r Conor crypleatsme srs creeler ksm auslsssns Sy people pevi end prwerv Each Isatr vt aw e*twr slanm Wr < TedqrSeUe KeauebO *V P V Y I V V - ' OWIA ON*. WI X0V LJNNUV. TNP JINVW OWHO'V VXCHL TNP Dll - IHVI O il O il* LIRCAV.' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ■MHTEERTH JUDICIAL cmeuiT, M ARC FOR BSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS NO: B S -IIM -C A -t t -a CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, a peliticd subdivision of tha Stale ef Florida, Plaintiff, STATE OF FLORIDA. Taxpayers. Property Owners and CM11an* el lha City el Lake Mary, Florida, including property or eub|ec1 lo taiatton therein, at d., Defendants ORDER TO SHOW C A U M TO THE STATE OF FLORIOA, THROUGH THE STATE ATTOR­ NEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE. THE SEVERAL PROPER­ TY OWNERS. TAXPAYERS AND CITIZEN* OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. INCLUDING NONRESIDENT! OWNINO PROPERTY OR SUB­ JECT-.TO TAXATION THEREIN. AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIOHT, TITLE OR INTEREST iR PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA. OF THE BONDS HEREINAFTSR MORI PARTICULARLY OtSCRIBID, OR TO E l AFPECTE0 IN ANY WAV THEREBY: Vbu and aach ef you arc here­ by required la appear on lha 18th day ef December. IM S, d 9:10 o'clock P.M., before tha Circuit Court of Saminela County. Florida, d lha court­ house in Sanford, Florida, and show causa why the prayers af lha complaint far bond valida­ tion filed in the above entitled proceeding should net granted and the described and We author!1 mg tha leeuance there­ of (including the bond referen­ dum) validdod. such bond* consisting of not osceodlng S3.740.000 Public Improvement ------ m— An-r— 1*BEA am ^m— wvMrm www, w Yi the City of Labe Mary, Florida, maturing in such years and amounts aa ahaN bo fiaed by subsequent resolution, and bearing interest at not siceedIng tha maslmum Interest rata par annum allowed by law, a more particular description ot ttM in1 I’rW bonds uinrwo biini WWWIg rnntefrieit Vwirvswrrww W ouch complaint. This order lo show couoo shoM bo pubilshad in tha manner required by Bdotton 7S.M, Florida Statutes, in lha Sanford Herald, a newspaper af ganarM circulation m Saminoia County, Florida, pubtehad in - DONS ANO OROSREO at Sanford, Saminala County, Florida, this 90th day of November, IMS. Circuit Judge IgiggjIUl ^wyTIWnH Eaugjm WVfTMfl In Accordance with the Americana With Pis sbawtea Act, parsons naadmg a apaalai accommodation M parlH lpaM bi this praeaamng ahautd sontact the ADA C iardMMbr at lha Bammola County M l North Park ‘ N*01.- laniard,' Florida 19771, H IT) SM BSM ; bdL 4*ST. 1>»■ >41 ITTt (TOO) ar 1-444944-4770 0R.-M4 Pu i liah: Novambar SS, M , ISM OSJ-17S CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole O rlando •W inter Park 407/831-9993 407/322-2611 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED M PT. HOURS 14 SM M M BM tlxws.............-BT» l lies T t M M M UsiUm M .............TIB S IlM B m e m m Mw He i m .............. t i l l IN I 1 IH M ..............................11.111 IlM RMM it s pif tab*. I m M m s i n m * I LN m MlnNwm BM AM. • IBS P.M. MONOATMrs FRIOAY CLOtEO BATUROAT 4 8UN0AT NOW ACCEPTING IBB MB Carnal whanyau gal Hwaar at »w coal at an i srOy Isr Says your a4 rww N rats earned. raauSa Copy must r OtAOUNCS Tuaaday Vvv FiWay 19 Naan Tha Day Ssfsre Pubacabsn Sunday 19 Naan Friday ADJUSTMENTS AHOCRCOfTS: In the event af an arrar In an ad. — A A-- n— »A-- - — M fE mwy m "R f m i w r ftyf N (if m y fii| flft( iijf ll cum* L t g il N otlct t HBT80I BP OLAME EP U S E Crty: Bute, Zip: 4SI1 HaMee Cir. Orlande PL SIS9l-171t af any lb pfbib a freeel frgifef N e iffffll Bkff bbeefruating a bsnvan— ll lo wrtandjhe^iendWjmjequirtng ajuirt^aniiMi# i on Let s, Oreen Meadow Farms, (Tie IbOI. Beotian SS-M -tt: N side ef OM Mens Read. 1/4 MB el J ^ N t o t o a n d i/t mte.E of ER-4S. (PIET E) O il OCVWHII VHC AI. Karan I 48*1 Hawes Cir. Orlande, PL t*S*t-1710 ROYAL JtBP/tAOLS, INC. M l Sam State Read 4M Pam Park, Fiends 137*0 (407) M l-M M Oaaertptlan ef VbMela: 1M* l: f AMDWM440K984M8 LbCbUen ef VbMela: *44 laai Florida U T M Saeh af yau N haraby natfttad that tha Itoner named above eleime a ten an the above as of May 1,1M 3 M lha a af M 7 M and araraga aearuod lb dmo M the amauni of S 1 0 J4 I-N far ■ total ciaim af 31B.8S9 .8C. Payment la 1E l E^M M WM wi E M bum af S f M M -M ptua » chargaa aaaruMg at the • IB M par day Bam Bw nETEE'i Wi•I MMbwTTwMHBM b n iim oii4i)64 by bi# N###r emeiee^ww ”«m« Tt $j§44 bM##b'##M y b m b FE^MEEIEU Mmpm ^Pf IM ba aaM la satisfy Wa ten. N Bw W nm redaamad Bam by law, Bw ?/r*ien Jad'and eag'dhls I t 44) Of We SEN R/W Nne at Orange i S 44 dagreet M ' 17* W j m i n, i n n i n iniifiK UiD iN w Sbnaef N w E W IM o f BwNWl/4 idEEty I i an a survey far David 1 BWi/8 af add teahen fS B» 1 no mama ay R4_ was ana. HUb4 menca pracaad along the Sliy R/W of Orange Eauhrard along a curve, aanaeva la lha SS. hdvtng g radhn af 1484.78 R. MwavaP a aanfrai angle of t dagran SS~ IS*, an are motenai of EtSAB R.j thane■ departing aaM curve, and R/W, wdh a ninrsdiH S w ■ I I daman St; ST* I . a dMMnao of ISO.78 R. to a peM of ivttelvto of a curve, concave fa Mb SW, haafng a radius of IIS E S R. and s central angle of I I degrees 9* i r < Btenaa i amMua dang me are ef eaM curve a mmenM ef SSE»R.9e a pebd el tmganiyi ibenaa SSS dagran St' 48* B. a dMSanaa of 8B8-84 R-i fbanaa N M dagroae SO' 44* E,adtauneaatM E7R.itbanaaNESdagraatSS' i t ’ W.adWtana# af M B S R. Id Bia NW tamer af Bto prepaaad Maaa parcel and me peim af SrpMnMg; Btenaa N I t ecyraci s t‘ 44* S.em atanee af M S S RTwanea E SS dagreaa ttT IS* t . a matan n ef SOBS ft: fhenea S SS Si s f s ii ST44* W .S Ste ann e lS M S lM fhenee N M dsgreee I T IS* W. s dNteneo ef M B S R. fa me OFF THE LEASH 11— I M eH y C E fE HILLHAVKN HEALTH CARE CENTER. EpitN total M ra- 11—P ete m ii Ie A SECOND I M A E ! It new sccsaflns Quality woman's Cl|fnW4 ##••••• Free medical c fallen, caunsaling, privaia dadar piua living aspanaes Ear >337418 C lu rwpNr AHanwy Jato PfWtor-...U8M»7-MW ALO HIT R E IP E C T IO dating bureau since 17771 All ages Including eoniertl 14(0 777 4477(Man 88-f large dlscaunt) QUIT MAOKIHB- IN Day. From non-profit foundation. Doctor approved. 108% querantae. COM Jaap..............4S7-MS-93M M-HdEttti Cetb -IN U kl far hauaa A elderly. Call: 171-4798. Or 33333W. PULL VIUI Livl TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: si a X la lha tenor wM ba i fto CWrk if Bw CiraiUS fiuWsS9i fW I n» WilassiSiin w W BBW 9FW S ^ R W M v * W rt »l-M38arMM8E> WHOUMY SAVINGS KNtOLL NOWMtfl NO RESIITXATION P | S I a a Ages Its 8 years a > E ■ H M lC N E U .r iM M d MARTA’S ■ m * leal Pro tchaa<| L k rm rm Baby's mmamsssr Adwtoiw. dhrarca. wTlis. ■ BSSSSSi ***' E * OfVOBCI M*. Hwmim TranaiaNsnaCradH Raparl. Bin. myartvnlty m high In­ come potential hare and ebraad. Call far detain: Everything from A t . 114 Or. 7WB-777 tWKAl____ Prl. A Lsf. K W l________ _ _ s a u T ^ afe.1*** ■HI tbPa*fMd | B 9 M M N l E AOt/icS TO THE PUBUO: N S 80 SPP8PI A D IM M M BW dM KM W J For hi ill asparlanca, CDL ClaatC.Fulltime 397t ill. OKIVERt T O ..... MM.M/Week. Local.................... Infartlst*. Agent:........... 44148M. Over tha rood driver tor In SloN deliveries. Generally no overnight, unloading and assisting required Class A COL rep. Apply in parson SOI Ceditea Way. Sanford or call 4(7-311-8191. Drug fra* warkpislacaKOE.__________ PULL A PART TIME R E TA IL MM A dating shifts; week and* A weak nights. Pleas# apply In parson at 317 S. Park Ava.aamlpm._____________ BIN E R A LO FFIC E 17 811/Hr. Light Duftat a Will Train. Agent;....... ..............841MM HOME T V P IE T I, PC users naadad. 841400 Income polen tlal. 1MP1I34343. E li. B 8173 JO SEIJO BSI JOB! Norrall larvket Nam Hiring! (M7)I7MM7 REO, ADA. Never a Foal NEMKl HELP NANTE0 11448 par hour. Call:............................. Ill 3338 LANDSCAPERS Pull lima positions. Pleas* call...........................339 8133. Clyde Asa.. K •4741, on ar bdN , ISM . andWaBw mw afork at bus teurt i W pm piwvad byMwCNy af Sanferd. IPS MSB1M1 PSASONS WHM EISAWUTISS NSEOBM ABEtETAMCB TO RAATICWATS n AMY O f T H U S PROCMOWOS SHOM jE OOilTACT THS HAMPTON PARK tUEOIVIMEN IM tl II PLUS F amiOat. an C.Club Rd. al t v intersacflan. turn In an Obarim Tarmo*. EAT. OCC. 1.94 A SUN. DEC. 1, 9-1. Clofhat. toys, furnllurg, gsarclM agwlp., campul t r Hams, ofllca sugpiias. hautahald Hams A MUCH MOB El HUBE SALE, Frt. laf. Oac. I A I. M U LTI PAMILV. Lake Mary, ABBOTT A V I. An ■Hams. Wei*, toys, furniture A jr S A N P O R O . 1949 L A K R aft 48 West. taw, Wats. bHw. patio turn . hpjtara A household Items. MU CUM OMI SB. ISM COMMERCIALCLEANERS Musi ba reliable A depend* ble. Own transparlalien a must. Day A eve. hr*. Call between 8 3pm. Mon. lo Frl. 3314713.__________________ ORIVER-SEMI-RIGG OH 08RSALE. THURS. A FBI. CITY CLEAN CHRISTMAS HELP SSSSS IM P U LLA P A R TTIM E U I Agenti 4478*14844 M ira rot r u in m a -s»sir OsTJta CHILDCARE Parttime. Ideal for mothers, with 4 year degree In early childhood education, lo taoch Pra K Class. 14 pm. 87.00 par hour plus fra# child cars. 3934441.__________________ . this BBth day af By W.B. M l 'G e t, Dad, how old were you when you finaNy made H from the rug lo the dog?” CASHIEK-STOCKER Part lima, In our Seve-A Lot tiara. Apply In parson (Sam tpmlafi 9711Orlande Dr. CHILDCARE, M T NOME, ram CMIMtebr parafp asta ad by tl PMh « Twaaday and Mbs advaalaga pf gvr special garage jpjajaO prkal I CgN IS M 44 N OUM OP THS MSCTNM. c it y rnam awm w CITY OP SANFOfkO. CASHIER-CONVENIENCE Apply at Mika's Shell Service 9388S. Park Dr. 331 7410. p e T t i i .i m w t/4 Rsee N dt 7B R. ef Bw ■ SEE7S R. and fte N M l R. ef Hw W 1M R. ef we I SM.7S R J and b m I f/S ef b m NW 1/4 af Bw sw i N S44 R. af tbe W SM B J of EasNen E-S4-91: S aida ef m aM iaUnad St1-11M. BM. 7*41. ___ IS M d IO ll COUNTY BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT BV: BEN TUCKER. I Will train. Hiring NOWI CALL NOW WMnaaia. Jab Select. Inc. Only Paetir*.__________ A DUALITY ? rT aches! leail .334-1989 ■ nurasantfaR T E R R Y 'S O A T CARR, Man. tat., hat meals, fenced , yd , rMianabN rates 99*4819. CHILE CARR In my hams, days, nlghtt A weekend!. Baoaonitot raw* 911-am.___ O H U S M l ^ H M W HOME. •AM M HLIR9 priasatam# ANMaasaali . C L A U D Ucensa ALL SHIFTS. Dependable Hardworking: 391-7741. COSTUME SHOP CURR n f M i n W ii w i the llik day of Oaaambar. ISM . M TBS p.M. ar aa soon m |y|4 h im ha beard at CNy Hex, SM North 4nmmm mWHBt Em ^ u bWi y4IW1MS. epM e HYMHM| CNy Cammtaalih at rd. 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N aw C O r a d l s . rTbvriTttr*^ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, November 30. 1 »5 - SB K I T *N' C A R L Y L E ® by Larry Wright 111— Applianct* / Furniture 211— Antiquas/ Collactiblat oww-u«o.m>s»t 215— Boats and A ccralarlra LAa.auar 211— W antadtoR uy ■wum ttatnaa tar Sala 141— Mantra tar *a la M IITM fC A L 323-5774 2J0— Anttqua/CJauic Cara _____ I K f\J I 1 4 A I M it i 1■ .■Vl” aR-1” 1” tT H H f rv m i o n I I ( i m i l A i \ i ii w u m w t f C f iw jL t 110 PICKUP w o.iam *n*N *e L U S Q T e # a 5 5 5 ii!^ 3 w 5 5 5 c eM K Fw SH SR T T S: ■ STENSTROM MMmuaa *e*eT Lei ua pet yea reecreee A repair*. Free OareratcTW w ra n w rrg n rT s ■cmbijit^ fm m v m m T s AH pint tit littting ftt up iieaMHi Ceetm/neMU carpentry. repair*. Peer heeplng. plMlerinp Mt-MM— jg | ^ I cS u l ^juT iiMan* CAPTAIN CMCHTt, warn* Baal. I Man Quality Opera Itw i NfaKV LAWN IIBVICI. Metalap, ee*in*. TrlmmleaAMewUaal �T- » » » %» * * » - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, November 30, 1995 B LO N D IE o * avl n u n su . vou« fin a l by Chic Young hrs a w Sm uaw K cuishsa neat* somo//] •crrriFicATi O F M F K M M -", FROMCOUNTY, ^MlAtTM What are the causes frequent urination? DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve bad excellive urination for tho past year. At night I might go aa many aa eight Umea. I've had an IVP, urinalysis and cystoscopy. All testa have come hack negative. DEAR READER: Excessive urina­ tion —especially at night — has many causes, ranting from inordinate con­ sumption of fluids in the evening to serious medical conditions, such as diabetes, urinary infection, heart (all­ ure, prostate disease, and others. care of a uroiodst, who appropriately examined your urinary tract, using such tests ns urinanatysis, IVP (Mo­ ney X-rays) and cystoscopy (examina­ tion of the lower tract with a lighted instrument). Now, it seems te me, your doctor should take a step beck and refer you to an internist (diagnostic specialist) In order to Investigate some of the other causes of frequent urination that I mentioned. For example, you need a Mood teat to check h r diabetes and a cardiogram and chest X-ray (for heart Csilure). While you're waiting for aa appoint­ ment with the specialist, try a little experiment: Donl consume any fluids after dinner. If your problem Is as simple as fluid overload, this trick may substantially reduce your urinary frequency, a finding that would delight your Internist and save you the nui­ sance and expense of further tasting. Let me know tbs outcome. To give you mors information, 1 am sending you (Too copies of my Health Reports “Diabetes Melliius” and “Understanding Heart Disease." Other readers who would like copies should send IS tor each report to P.O. Box att7, Murray Hill Italian, New York, NY HIM. Be sure te mention the title(s). DEAR DR. GOTT: A pulmonologist told me I have a calcium buildup in my lungs. I've never smoked and am 75 years old. Would any medication dear up this condition? DEAR READER: The body often DEAR DR GOTT: What causes calci­ fication of the pleura? D it dangerous? DEAR READER: As infections resolve, the body often deposits calci­ um at the sites of inflammation. The pleura, which is the thin but tough membrane that covers the lungs, can become calcified In areas where inflammation has been present. For example, pleurisy was at one time extremely prevalent in children. Often due to tuberculosis, It caused severe, sharp pain on deep breathing. Once the infection was treated, pain­ less areas of pleural calcification often became evident on the chest Xray and were permanent. Thus, it's not the harmless calcifica­ tions that are worrisome; it's the PETER QOTT.M.D, cause that is of concern. When doctors diagnose pleural calcifications, the physician must determine If the origi­ nal Infection were totally eradicated or whether it could continue to smolder and require antibiotic therapy. In general, this decision can be made by special testing, such as bac­ terial cultures. Pleural ealdfleations that reflect old, “burned-out" infection do not need treatment. CIMSNtWSPAPOt BriTOWSg ASSN. a t Carry 1 t • 44 — 41 II 11 14 | | L____ n m — U Rubber tree MOtobtot M ean CeM at damp Qmm . . . i In 11 n m n n m i n i m u m c jn n n n u n m n n n n n n n n roi.innnm n n n m n n n n u n nnrn n u n h iim m rin ran i in n nr; u m u n n cu an n m n n n n n n n m n firm n n n r in m nr.na nnrcra H im n u n nun bl Leaked at N u c in n w n n i m n n i i □ n n n n n r.i □ n n n rin n nm nrom n n n n ro n n n n tlon to treat these caiHffcstkMH. aad they win not afcct your health. Inmost cases, they can be msrsjsrdrd. Remember, however, that certain chronic lung infections, such as tuber* cuiosia, can land to Your doctor will want to make sure that such an infection (hr which antibiotic SkhTtestsandsputum analyses ire useful in this regard. Ask your physi- • IMS feyW A. Ine trick, Bouacarel continued with tho ' t ace, discarding a dub, and tho ' t to throw a aac- Courageous orfoolhardy? ptorada heart to dummy's ace, threwVhis BOO By Phillip AMer loser on tho . ‘ * one heart trich. Marvin Kltmaa said, “If God wanted but Cards us to be brave, why did Ho givo us tsaineedr * *A Q i t WA I# • o ta • a ai7t *4 S WK J S O i l 4Qf t i l l •OUT* o— a fersd i mg Eos dummy's ace, throw oho dub on tho Pierre Cards, missed a chance tor a spade ace and nm the heart i t thrauMi truly courageous play East? If so. the contract would fail, T ^ s u c tie e b rl^ leuth having to lose a dub trick aa Phillip A ldtr'a book, “Oof Sm orttr at Bridge," is available, autographtd upon roquoif, for Ifd .N from P.O. Box l b , Roslyn the feet trick with tho h u . ny in n -b in . drew tramps aad played a many's nine. AAsrtthoMthe OIWferNSAIsc. OR t e a 7 4 4 I W7 4 ) 074 04 WQ 1 4 1 O A K Q I I O A K 4 I Vulnerable: North-South to aw 40 ♦ NT to ao 4W aw • 0 lo your i (dune at-duty aa) An unpor* butaoononly at a bmo. Remain oven • You may aUdWwtf n -ie ^ o iw iC & A w by Jim D avit OAR FIELD tor you tde year to n dwy dM M year. voumoy bo able te buy me** yWv* -- - mm. ,tt)V0UI triondo who anew how te onfoy mem* selves The adMHoe deni have te bo you wM do on your oum MbaUvo. boma ctooo bland The news wa brwaon your adwtodoy. i ai-OprU tt) You words VtfeBO (Aug. aa*topt. aa) Today’s over others today. In loot, two ot ' “ In In your fever. expensive or epeeW. 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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 30, 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/a440072912ff012e5634cf29e6b58328.pdf 64bbd8d8f0fb6a6b0e4854720e13304c PDF Text Text v r n < M - Sanford HaraJd, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Saptambar 28, 11 by C M c Y o u n g BLO ND IE by Mori W alker BEETLE B A IL E Y b y A r t l o n to rn THE B O R N L O S E R \ J U S T C A N 'T 5M A *£ T W a B U G . D(L. S T O N E R . i r I \ t B 0 E N RESTING IN BED UOJUTHERE’i'fOUR. PRMlJDA? FDR. SEVEN DAYS AND IST1UL WD UT YOU KNOWTHAT SEVEN DAYS IN BED MAKES ONE W EAK.? FE£L DRAINED! _________— , by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS * ANp THEN THIS ONE TEAM BEAT THE OTHER TEAM IN SOME KIND OF SAME./ A N D THIS T A L L 6 lR L UJO N O V E R T H IS SH O RT 6 < *L, A N D T H E T EA M FROM AROUND HER E S O M E P LA C E L O S T A 6 A l N „ * 'A N D THIS O N E 6 U Y R A N FAS TER THAN T H E R ES T O F T H E M , AND T H A T'S W O R T S FO R TONIGHT AND UJMO C A R ES ? ' Tracking course of liver disease D EAR D R . O O T T : 1 have biliary liver disease, or drThoeis. which I’m toM is terminal. What are the four stages of the disease and their sym ptom s, and how long might I live with this condition? D E A R R E A D E R : P rim a ry biliary cirrhosis, a liver disorder of unknown cause, has four distinct phases. First, the bile ducts become In fla m e d . T h i s c a u a e a n o symptoms bu t blood tests can detect It. Second, sc a r tissue forma around the bile ducts. Called “ p e r ip o r t a l f i b r o s i s . " th is signifies advancing disease and leads to Jaundice and worsening liver function. Next, the scarring becomes denser. At the same lime. In* (lamination recedes, and patlents experience fatigue and Itching, along wtth the Jaundice. Liver function la severely com­ promised. The fourth and final stage Is cirrhosis. T h e liver shrinks and hardens. Vital metabolic reac­ tions are disrupted or halted. T h e p a t ie n t b e c o m e s p r o ­ gressively sicker and eventually will die unless he or she receives a Uver transplant. Primary biliary cirrhosis la diagnosed b y special X -rays and/or biopsy, performed by a hepatologiat (a liver specialist). There is no satisfactory cure except liv e r transplant, for w h ic h s u c h p a t ie n t s a r e excellent candidates. on sleeplessness, you a free copy of my Healtl Report "SleepAVake Disorders. Other readers w h o would like a copy should send 93 plus Along, s e lf-a d d r e s s e d , stam p ed envelope to P .O . Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. N ew York. NY 10150. Be sure to mention the title. Copyright 1B95 NEWSPAPER * J E N TER PR ISE ASSN (For Information on how to communicate electronically wtth this columnist and others, c o n - 1 tact America Online by calling 1-800-827-6364. ext. 8317.) ACROSS 1 Can. prov. 4 ------- 40 N.M. art colony U ta N • I 111 111 141 111 44 IMdla I Cicsty — 80 As tar------- Ml 171 IS MtlliZinwr 51 10 MBmo author 51 Hates 51 54 nr m ita^V 17 55 Chap 54 Hl^8^Y^(rsy e i WrWnfi I Harmful ttl 1 1 1 4 Doha's country Brand now Motor UsathsVCft 5 — H D D 's ap. IS Transfer to ra STUMPED? n n n n nnnn nnn n o n e n n n n nran n n n n nnnn nnn n n n n n nnnnn n a n nnn n n n nnn nnnnn □ n n in n n n nnnn nnnn annnnnn n n n n n □□□ n n n n n n nnn n n n n n nnnna n n n anon nnnn n n n nnnn nnnn n n n nnnn nnnn 7 AhSmtate CM torAnawwi • Tdufv. m orPhwy hm t art coda 100 » w i 18 Bad 11 Howahnaas 13 M a fia o n 14— bated DEAR D R . G O T T : Several weeks ago ou r local newspaper indicated that If you can’t sleep, take a tablespoon of honey before going to bed. I tried It and It seems to work. Is there any scientific evidence to this? DEAR R E A D E R : No. there Isn’t. However. If the remedy works for you. It won’t harm you. unless you are a diabetic. In which case a glass of warm milk might suffice. To give you more Information M Hawing for a Dodos 17 Sounds SSCtWIMr 41 VMM parts 43 Stares 44 Cut 47 Actor Brym sr 48 StenMatat O IBM by NCA. Inc WIN AT defense. If East switched to a It la fine cashing winners when club, declarer would win with you're o n defeaar. However, the see. draw trump* ending In more often than not, early In the the dum m y (South) and discard play, you need to be establishing his club loser on the diamond tricks for your side, not cashing queen. But when East played a w in n e rs , e sp e c ia lly If that third diam ond, so that West establishes tricks for the oppo­ could ru ff aw ay the queen, declarer overruffed, drew trumps nents. There is an old saying that and drove out the spade ace. North’s club loser disappeared expresses this point well: When playing In three no-trump, a on the spade king. At the second table, where In beginner w in s the first eight tricks an d loses the last five, the given auction four diamonds whereas an expert loses the first was a transfer bid to four hearts. West led a diamond to East's four and w ins the last nine. Today's deal occurred during king. Despite being unable to see a round o f the Splngold Master the South hand, East switched Knockout Teams, the premier smartly to the club Jack. This M l up the fourth defensive trick, the event of the Summer Nationals. At both tables, the contract club king, before South could was four hearts. At the first. obtain a discard. Tim ing Is often everything In North w a s the declarer. East led the diamond king and. despite bridge. seeing the South hand as the P hillip A ld e r's book, "G e l dummy. East continued with the diamond ace. Now there was no Smarter at Bridge," Is available. autographed upon request, for $ 1 4 .9 5 from P.O. Box 169, R o *ly n H l»..N Y It 577 0169. 4-CopyrljhMWJby NEA Inc, SZS-to *Q J *A J 5 7 5 4 2 aJ 4 49 8 WEST *A 5 6 5 4 3 V 10 9 B> 3 *K 7 4 EAST *10 I •3 ♦ A K 10 9 5 2 * J 10 A 3 SOUTH *K 9 7 *K Q 8 4Q 7 6 *A Q 5 2 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer South So* lb West Norik East 1NT P iu 4 9 Dbl 4f P u t PiM Pass Opening lead: * 8 HOROSCOPE ▼ O U K B IR T H D A Y R apt. 2B, 1895 Conditions tn general might he more enjoyable for you In the year ahead than they have been In the past. Some of the good things you've been denied may now be furthcoming. L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Follow your Impulses today If Ihey direct you to buy some­ thing you need for the home, especially If It can be used by all members of the family. Get a jump on life by understanding the Influences that govern you In l he year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today by mailing 82 and S ASE to Astro-Graph, d o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758 Murray lllll Sta­ tion. N ew York. NY 10150. Make sure to state your zodiac sign. B C O R T IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You are presently tn a hopeful cycle w h e re your p ractical expectations have marvelous chances of being gratified. You will need to take the first steps, however. by Jim M tddlck nO D O TM A N * WVACU1S CUTg-A-PHOBM Hd$ FCSCEP VE TD LOCK HR WCSX N A CCWO t ;u t h AS A3 £ T U )T £l.V VW.V_TU*r FEAW NARROW YOUR OPTIONS DM, LET'S SEE f*E3tS..AlfW* NO RWA ■ NOTHING CITE IN IT NQTA'.m^G WElLWV«t‘8<WT .UM.A.V-UHV7ALS.N0 PRECOCIOUS KIDS, NO YUPPIE FAM'UES y A | T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) B A O IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Remain cognizant of your You can acquire valuable knowl­ p u r c h a s i n g p o w e r s to d a y edge today by closely observing because you can now bargain for those you admire. If what they something you've been wanting use works for them. It can be adapted to your circumstances. but couldn't afford. G E M IN I (May 21-June 20) C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You might be fortunate Give priority today to arrange­ today In finding the right person ments that cither Increase your to help you promote something present earnings or provide you you haven't been able to get off wtth a new source of income. Your chart Indicates money for the ground by yourself. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) you. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) Unusual conditions are stirring today that could produce unique Constructive measures can be taken to restore harmony today types of material benefits for you In an alliance (hat has been a bit t h r o u g h a le a s t e x p e c te d shaky lately. Be the one to channel. Initiate the effort. P IB C E B (Feb. 20-March 20) L E O (July 23-Aug. 2 2) Look Today you might succeed In a development where others have fur better methods of handling the work you're charged wtth tried and failed If you give full today. The answers are In your reign to your imagination and head, so use your Imagination. resourcefulness. V U tO O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) An A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) Your luck will be good today in opportunity might present itself achieving your specific aims today to bring you tn closer today. Sliool for something big, contact with a person you'd like even If It Is a bit grander than to know better. You mustn't let this chance slip past you. anything you've attempted pre­ CopyrlgMimby NEA ln< viously. by Laonard Starr ANNIE ..IF FUZZY THINKS HE C'N OCT THAT OL' STONfMCM v A aki m m po Stuff.. 1 FELT T H 'S A A M un4y, p r o o p y . OUT IT TuRNEP out SHE'LL 524* * * * * YOU. WN>C£... ..YOU _ WNOOfr ts h e a v y .' --------- ----- LEf T A AH AlRZAPY SUITCASE c u t in tassowsreo VH4T-S IN th e h A U t w/HV FBCA CAK8YW6 ir ? i£ A O ? 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I and 7*/ Alao. readers will be kept Informed of the National Football League throughout this season with a new cclum beginning today written by Tabseott tabbsd 1995 Sam lnol* Last tax levied H ig h School H om acom lng Rain didn’t dampen parade spirit ■ V — :— ~ v ; ■tt lu iif - • .-.SwI n -TJ$ •* • v ':; - ’ r 4Si Water district won’t raise millage rate 9 f V IC K I I MIAMI - Farmer Oviedo star Ch ris Tabseott. a senior guard at the University o f Central Florida, h as been honored as a B urger King Scholar Athlete. Stop phono solicitation C o n su m e rs w h o resent the Intrusion of telephone solicitation are protected under the Florida telephone Solicitation A ct. In her consumer focus column today. B arbara Oregg tells readers how to get on a "N o C a lls List.' □r * __ ________ Ecstasy ansst* S A N F O R D — Members o f the sh e riffs de­ partment City County Investigative Bureau. (CCIB) have arrested two Sanford men and charged them with trafficking In a controlled s u b s t a n c e . T h e su b s ta n c e la m e t h a m phetamlncs, commonly known as Ecstasy. S h eriffs spokesman Ed McDonough the two suspects have been Identified as MlcRael John Csshto. 27, and Rosa Edward Manfredl. 26. both o f2307 South Oak Avenue. C C IB agents served a search w arrant at their home W ednesday evening and reportedly found ISO Ecstasy capsule* in tbs b a U w m n and another TOO tablets In the freezer. . Th e street value o f the Ecstasy w a s estimated at 830M00. 7 ^ The taro men have subsequently been re­ leased from the John E. Polk Correctional Facility after posting 83.000 bond each. Herald San lor StaffWrltsr_______ S A N F O R D - It kicked off a few minutes early to try to beat the rein, but the drops got larger and closer together before the Semi­ nole High School Homecoming parade melted Into puddles along First Street. M ayor Bettye Smith, principal O retch en S ch ap k er and city commissioners Kerry Lyons and Bob T h o m a s braved the rains In a line o f classic cars. Other dlgnlchedulea to tsries w ho had been set appear left their seats of empty. Floats, so lovingly crafted b y ■tudenta an d club sponsors, wilted under the strain of the late afternoon thunderstorm, but lit­ tle w a s able to dampen the spirits of the Seminole High School fans who lined the street to cheer on the team and the students w h o represented the school. T h e float created by the soph­ omore class w a s declared to b e the best o f the parade. The float, with a black and orange teepee and a pair o f tombstones marked In m em ory of the Lake Bran tley P a t r io t s . w a s m anned wrlth it □I m fi s*----» -* a ia ii *** ** - nBr*KJ OiBTT vYttTBt S A N F O R D - Included In the total am out o f property taxes paid by area residents are several separate items. The millage rate on one of tvoted on this week. T h e governing board o f the St. J o h n s River Water Management District (8JRWMD) voted W ed n es­ day night to hold the line on taxes. T h e board adopted Its operating budget for the 1996/96 fiscal year budget beginning October 1. T h e board kept Its tax rate the sam e a s this past year. 0.482 mills, o r 49.2 cents per 91.000 o f assessed property value. Chsertsadan wars among tha fans who stuck It out through tha rainstorm that put • damper on tha pap rally that wrapped up the Samlnol* High School Homacomlng Parade. 'I Price tag put oil school board move ■y V IC K I 1 Herald Senior Staff Writer Baby banquat sat M A IT L A N D - “ The Night of M agic” Baby Banquet Is aet for Thursday. October 5 at 7 p.m. at the Maitland Civic Center on 17-92 and Maitland Ave. A n auction will Include a team basketball signed by players of the Orlando Magic, as well as Magic tickets and ball cards. Disney tickets, a new w a sh e r and dryer, golf ou tin gs and numerous other Items will be sold. Clowns an d magicians will be present. The event will also Include a bar-be-que dinner with vegetables, roll and dessert for a donation of 810 per person. Proceeds for the activities will benefit the AC C E P T Pregnancy Center In Lo n g wood. For more Information call the center at 339-4119. SANFO R D — Wanting to leave the heavy work to professionals who know what they are doing, the school baord approved the expenditure of nearly 823.000 to move the contents of the district administrative offices to the new facility on Lake Mary Boulevard. The offices, located In the main administrative Union for corrections workers? Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — Corrections officers and nurses at the John E. Polk Correctional facility are voting to determine whether they want the Teamsters union to negotiate labor Issues for them. SANFORD W ednesday morning the good old days will be revisited with the re-enactment of a railroad groundbreaking by General U lysses S. Grant In Sanford. The Seminole County Histori­ cal Com m ission and Coastllners are Inviting the general public to Join In a m arker designation ceremony. It will be held on the north side o f First Street between Oak a n d Myrtle Avenue, an area which w as Included In the origi­ im o K x •■rldpo............ 89 Horasssps.. CIsstlfM s...... m ,79 ««i*ntf..... » --« * • ._w._......... aa WtHsltn .... an a building, a bevy o f portable buildings and various annexes around the district, will be packed u p and transported to the new facility that w ill house all the departments In one location. According to Cindy Harden, facilities specialist for the facilities planning department, the bids received b y the district from moving com panies ranged from the low bid by Beltmann North American V an Lines to the high bid by Suddath Relocation Systems of 843.100. Harden said the movers walked through the offices to determine the number o f boxes of equipment, furnishings and other items that are being moved to the new locations. "W e have a lot o f the existing shelving and file cabinets and ttema like that which need to be moved over.” Harden said. ‘Tearing will be bringing over a lot o f desks.” She noted that the eaae of moving the Items O Railroad good old days come to life ■ y N IC K FFK IFAUF □ S m B r ie fs , F a g s BA T h e Seminole County Property Appraiser’s office said that while the tax Is Included on local bills, it is listed aa a separate line Item. W ith the BJRWMD millage rate aa n ow approved, a person w ith a house evaluated at 975.000. with homestead exemption, w ould be payin g 824.10 In taxes which will go to the district. This is In addition to a d valorem taxes which go to the cities and/or county and schools, as □ •a nal 12 mile loop of tracks that helped make Sanford on e o f F lorida’s first cities w ith an Integrated rail system. T h e historical railroad marker will be unveiled during a re­ enactment ceremony of the orig­ inal groundbreaking held on Jan. 10. 1880. Dr. Larry Dodd o f New Port Richey will portray former President Grant, with BUI Dreggora appearing as Henry DcLand. One side of the marker gives a brief history of the railroads In Sanford. The other side depicts a m ap of the train tracks that once □ K o o R ailroad, P ag* BA Public housing residents unite Council pledges support of interim administration I Children have more need of models than of critics, f 4 4 4 4 T o d a y : V a r ia b le c l o u d i n e s s w ith scattered afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms. High In th e u p p e r 8 0 s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 m ph. Chance of rain 30 percent. SA ■ y S A N O K A ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — The group repre­ senting local public housing resi­ dents has endorsed the Interim administration following the resig­ nation of former executive director Phyllis Richardson. Bettye Cobelt Chaney, president of the Sanford Housing Authority Resident Council Inc. stated In a letter to The Sanford Herald, the group p la n s to work with the interim administration for the good of the housing authority. I n i t i a l l y , so m e r e s id e n t s challenged the allegations of Im­ proprieties against Richardson. Allegations Included not following S H A procument policies for the purchase and disposal of property, placing family or friends ahead of others on the w aiting lists for housing assistance, falsifying doc­ uments. using staff during working hours for private business and paying Individuals for work they say they did not do. Richardson resigned citing health reasons before SHA attorney Clay Simmons presented his final In­ vestigation to the housing board. Results of his Investigation and a probe by the Inspector General's office In the Department of Housing and Urban Development will be turned over to the U.S. Attorney’s office and/or state attorney's office for further review. “ It Is the position o f this organiza­ tion. that in the Interest of continu­ ing an am icable relationship with the Sanford Housing Authority, a statement should be made by and on behalf o f residents.” Chaney wrote. “ It is our confirmed understand­ ing that Mrs. Richardson Initiated an Investigation Into her adminis­ tration with a prepared statement that she read under ‘Other Business before SHA Commissioners at the Aug. 17 meeting. Furthermore, both the Interim a n a final report of the agency's attorney revealed probable cause to allege misuse of authority In public office.” the letter con­ tinues. "Both reports were prepared by an attorney whose Integrity and ability to perform such a n in­ vestigation. representing a reputa­ ble legal practicing association are in the Council’s opinion, without questions. The facts are alao well documented.” Chaney said S.H.A.R.C. Intends to continue Its vacant unit painting con tract with (he ag en c y and further their combined efforts to advance family self-sufficiency and economic development am ong resi­ dents. “ It Is solely based on the at­ torney’s report that we as residents f e e l m is le d by the p r e v i o u s director.” Chaney continue. ” Wc support the current Interim adm in­ istration and will be united In our □ S o * S u p port. Fags B A S U B S C R IB E T O T H E SAN FO R D HERALD FO R T H E B E S T LO C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-261 1 l U i 4 �•f •A - Sanford HtrtM , Sanford. FtofWa - Friday, Ssptambsr 39, 1996 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Bad food probed Ex-Sanford raatdant arrastad for DUI JA CK SO NVILLE — A Jacksonville firefighter and depart­ ment spokesman has decided to retire after hi* arrest on drunken-driving charges and resisting arrest outside a football game. Glenn Domen. 48. who moved from Sanford to Jacksonville In 1991. filed a request for retirement benefits Thursday with the Fire and Rescue Department, said Susie Wiles, an aide to Mayor John Delaney. The retirement w ill take effect Oct. 7. she said. Domen has been on administrative leave since Monday, the day after he w as arrested near Jacksonville Municipal Stadium during the Jacksonville JaguarwOreen B ay Packers game. Police reported Domen seemed d ru n k a n d refused to take a sobriety test when he was stopped behind the wheel of a 1990 Lincoln in the parking lot of the Rlverview Music Shed. Domen, a firefighter since 1971. is paid about 149.900 a year, according to city personnel records. Dom en's employment was protected b y civil service rules, but his position a s department spokesm an w as appointive. Since his arrest, the Mayor s Office h ad been considering whether to replace him. Rookit cop cloartd of wrongdoing PINELLAS PARK — A rookie police officer who used a handcuffed man aa a human shield h a s been cleared of wrongdoing by his chief, who says such actions are Justified when the “shield" contents. The officer put the man between him self and a car he wanted to approach and search after a shooting earlier this month. "If he said no. then he would not have been taken to the car," Chief David Mtlchan said Wednesday. The m an's attorney, Kevin Hayslett. questioned the consent part. "W h en you put a gun to them, tell m e tf that’s consent," he said. The Incident w as captured on videotape by a W TV T news cameraman and aired by the station Sept. 18. Police had stopped a car during a search far suspects tn the wounding o f Ernest Lanter. who w a s shot during an argument with four m en and was later treated at a local rhospital and released. Task force reviews food-borne illnesses T a sk force members suggested more rood-handling training for w orkers, in ­ creased penalties for food-safety violations versus other infractions such a s a broken floor tile, and chanring how Inspectors perform their duties to focus on food safety. H and-washing techniques, food tempera­ tures an d contamination w hen different foods are prepared on the same surface are m ajor areas that need attention to prevent food-borne Illnesses, said Roberta H am ­ mond, acting environmental administrator at the Department of Health and RehabUltathre Sendees. Farrell formed the task force after a salmonella outbreak at Margarita Y Am lgas In W e st Palm Beach last month. About 2.000 people reported symptoms o f the Illness. 109 cases were confirmed and five people w ere hospitalised. The restaurant faces fines totaling u p to 910 ,0 0 0 and possible license revocation. Th e food-poisoning incident followed a string at others Hi Orlando and Jacksonville In recent months. T o beef u p the Inspection system. Farrell Associatsd Prsss Writer TALLAH ASSEE — T h e state needs to revam p how It Inspects restaurants to ensure they are preparing food properly and hire more Inspectors to d o the Job. a top egulator said Thursday. Rick Farrell, secretary o t the Department o f Business and Professional Regulation, w ants changes In a system that has 165 Inspectors responsible fo r 35.000 restau­ rants in response to recent food-poisoning outbreaks statewide. " W e have a lot fewer Inspectors than the state of Virginia, which has a lot fewer restaurants. Every year w e a sk for more Inspectors and don't get them .” Farrell said during the first meeting at a task force he formed to study food-borne Illnesses. "It's clear that there are not en ough people." But it Isn't Just the n u m be r o f Inspectors that concerns Farrell a n d the task force. Just as crucial are the types o f conditions checked by Inspectors a n d h ow restaurant workers handle food. said he win request 21 moretnspt year. L aw m ak ers rejected the request for 2 9 n e w positions this year. A law that took effect July 1 requ ire s a minimum o f three inspections a year for restaurants. T h e old law required between two and five a year. Ferrell said one idea would reduce the number of inspections, but make one o f the visits four to Rye hours to allow taapectora to observe h o w food is The average inspection now minutes to a n h ou r and 15 minutes. In West P a lm Beach, the restaurant got iv c T tp reports lrooi inspectors out iw w niM to Indicate tt posed a health threat Farrell •aid be doesn't have a good answer for consum ers w h o w an t to know a b o u t food-safety conditions at their favorite din­ ing spot. "1 don't h ave a good answer far H o w does the public k n o w T I’ve got to come out tn my Job and aay. 'W e 're going to make sure every restaurant Is s a fe . ’ he said. 1 PtonsarDayt Tha Church of tha Nazarana recently cstebrsfsd "Won— r D a y s . " Fun and g am as highlighted tha festivities for and Buffalo Slaw was tha surprise culinary specialty of tha day. But a hay ride In a U-Haul trailer was tha truly a grand treat for tha children. 8— Shay Koagal's Longwood column In tha People section Sunday for extended coverage of tha event. Law school records sllogodly stolon CO R AL G A B L E S — Private student records allegedly were stolen by the University o f Miami la w school's newspaper In an effort to prove that minority students get preferential treatment In admissions and scholarships. Some 250 records, mostly those o f black and Hispanic students in the first-year class, w e re dis co vered missing from the law school's recruitment office. Staffers o f the newspaper, Res Ip sa Loquitur, planned to use the records to show that blacks w ere admitted and got scholarships despite having lower adm issions teat scores and college grades than non-minority students, administrators said. The law school's administration has begun an investigation. On Wednesday, the records were returned anonymously to the recruitment office, but the school la seeking to ensure the return of any photocopies. The paper's attorney. Angel Castillo, said Thursday that the editors decided not to publish the article. Chllfltf wtlglow no Inwlng— of judgt '*i * W E ^ T Y A lM BEACH — Judges can decide which party In a divorce case gets the house, the kids a n d the pets, but they can't order-p aren ts-to raise their children In s particular religious faith, an appeals court ruled. " A s with married parents who share diverse religious beliefs, the question of a child's religion must b e left to the parents even If they clash,” Judge Gary M. Fann er of the 4th District Court of Appeal wrote In the W ed n esd ay decision. " A child's religion Is no proper business of Judges." Floridians against phona solcltatlon T A L L A H A S S E E — Some 31.000 Floridians have put their names on the state's "no sales solicitation calls" list. The state Department of Agriculture a n d Consumer Services gets more complaints about people trying to sell things over the phone than about any other consum er Issue, accqrdlng to Agriculture Commissioner Bob C raw ford. "F lorida consumers can help ensure their privacy and avoid many unwanted telephone solicitation calls by registering with our departm ent." Crawford said T h ursd ay. Under a 1987 law. most commercial telemarketers have to get the "n o sales solicitation calls” before hitting the phones. Firm s w h o break the law can be fined by the department, which has collected 944.212 since 1992. Including 912.000 fine against one firm. Floridians have to pay 910 to get on the Hat for the first year and a 95 annual renewal fee. The Hat la updated quarterly. From Associated Prsss reports LOTTERY M IA M I — H ere are the w inning n u m b e rs selected T h u r s d a y In the F lo rid a Lottery: F an tasy 5 14-18-13-19-1 Second Clasa Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing officta Poatmaatar: Sand eddies* chongt* to THE SANFORD HE HAL J. P O Boa 14*7. Sanford. FI 32772-1447. Subscription Rataa (Daily A Sundjyl Horn# Daflvtry Had 3 Months *19 50 *2400 ■ Monina *19.00 *44M 1 Vaat *79 00 *9S00 Florida Haaidanla muat pay 7% aalaa •aa In addition to rataa abort Phona (407) 332-2*11 Ex-comptroller Associated Prase Writer___________ PENSACOLA — A Judge has cited the long public service record of a former county comp­ troller In refusing to Jail him for mishandling taxpayer dollars, including a 915 million loss on risky derivative Investments. E s c a m b ia C o u n t y J u d g e T h om aa E. Johnson instead fined Joe Flowers 91.600 imme­ diately after he pleaded no conteat Thursday to four counts of malfeasance in office. “ All of us in public office are held to a higher s ta n d a rd ," Johnson said. But he added: ‘‘I do not think tt would serve any purpose whatsoever to put Mr. Flowera tnJail.” The Judge alao ordered Flow­ ers. 75. to pay his fine b y Dec. 5 and cooperate with prosecutors In possible cases against broker­ age firms that F low era said no contest, ftned misled him about the high risk of derivatives. N o charges have been filed against brokers. The pleas cam e aa derivatives are undergoing intense scrutiny after multlmUlion-dollar losses by private companies and public agencies across the nation. The bankruptcy late last year oi Orange County. Calif., resulted from 91.7 billion In losses from Investments that Included de­ rivatives. Derivatives are a type of secu­ rity wtth values based on an underlying factor — mortgages In Flowers'case. "He feels responsible for the loss the county has suffered." defense lawyer Barry Beroaet told Johnson. " H e feels by en­ tering these pleas he la going to put this to an e n d ." Flowers w orked for the county or held public office for 49 years until his resignation from the comptroller’s post In March. He became a deputy court clerk tn 1946, w a s elected clerk In 1960 and then comptroller In 1972. By p le ad in g no contest, a defendant does not admit guilt, but offers no defense to the charges a n d la treated as If he had p le a d e d guilty or been convicted. Johnson, however, also declined to place Flowers on p ro b a tio n a n d withheld a d ­ judication. meaning his record would be cleared If he follows court orders. F low era declined comment after hla court appearance. He could have been sentenced to up to six m onths In Jail on each of the four counts. He w a s accused of purchasing the derivatives, entering Into reverse repurchase agreements with brokerages to cover up the losses, banking money without open bidding and approving a le a a e -p u r c h a a e deal with a c o m p u t e r c o m p a n y — a ll without legal authority. in a reverse repurchase, a dealer buys a security fro m an Investor who agrees to b u y tt bock at a later date. A a a ls t a n t State A t t o r n e y Russell Edgar said he d id not expect Johnson to put Flow ers in jail because of hla public service and age. "H e entered the plea because, factually, the case w aa very strong for the state." Edgar aald. T h e F lo r i d a L e g r a l a t u r e reacted to the Escambia c a s e by abolishing the comptroller*! r'o offlee aa o f At lug. 1. Th e Circuit Court clerk's office assum ed responsibility fo r In­ vesting county money a n d other comptroller functions, a practice already followed In moat Florida counties. Orange la the only county wtth a separate com ptrol­ ler. Lawmakers alao passe d a law requiring counties to adopt tight Investment policies. TH E W EA TH ER I X T U M D OUTLOOK Today: Variable cloudiness with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the up­ per 80s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. T o n ig h t: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorm s mainly du rin g the evening. Low in the low er (o mid 70s. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorm*. High In the up­ per 80s. Northeast wind lO to 15 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Friday, Ssptsmbsr 29, 1996 Vol. 86, No. 29 Published TuMdiy through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Mould, Inc. MO N. Franch Ay#.. Sanford. Fla. 32771 ay a— FLORIDA TIMAS City Day tone Beech FortMyer* Gainesville Homestead Jacksonville Kay Wat! lakeland Miami Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa Varo Baach W Palm Baach Mi La Pci io 72 an M 7* tr 14 72 tr 17 77 I 44 It 72 03 M 77 11 tt 71 111 14 74 1* 17 mm mm 10 74 tr 17 7] 00 >1 74 71 *1 74 00 71 71 r WVj'A.-------F R ID A Y F tly c ld y 97-74 -------- SATURDAY F t l y c lB y 97-74 T -------------1 SUNDAY V b l y c l d y 9 9 -7 5 M ONDAY V b ly c ld y 8 7 *7 8 TUESDAY V b ly c ld y 97-78 STATISTICS i f NEW Sept. 24 O FULL Oct. 9 F IR S T O ct. 1 O LAST O c t. 19 FRIDAY! S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 9:55 u.m.. 10:25 p.m.; MuJ. 3:45 u.m., 4:10 p.m. T I D E S i D s y t o a s Bosch: highs, — . 12:16 p.m.: lows. 5:40 a.m.. 6:31 p.m.: Nsw S m y rn a B o s c h : highs. — 12:21 p.m.; lows. 5:45 a.m.. 6:36 p.m.; Cocon B o sch : highs. — 12:36 p.in.: lows. 6:00 a.m.. 6:51 p.m. M ACH CONDITIONS Daytona Bosch! W uves are 0 to 1 feet and glassy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature of 81 degrees. N s w Sm yrna B a a c h : W aves are I to 2 feel a n j u smooth. Current Is running'to the south with a water temperature o f 82 degrees. Bt A a g a s t l a o t o C a p s Caaavtra rnl — Sm all craft should exercise caution. Today: Wind ne 15 to 20 kt. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Bay and In lan d w a t e r s choppy. Scattered showers and 1st ms. Tonight: W ind nc 15 to 20 kt. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Hay and Inland waters choppy. Widely scattered showers and tslms. Saturday: Wind ne 15 to 20 kt. Seas 4 to 6 ft■ T h e h igh temperature In Sanford Thursday was 86 de­ grees and the overnight low was 72 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R e c o rd e d rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .08 Inches. □ B o m so l...................7:13 p.m. U B u i i o o ................. 7:18 a.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando Is 10 Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. The UVI exposure levels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency as follows: 0.1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5.6 moderate 7.8.9 high 10- very high cwy Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Saftlmora ■octon Brownsville Buffalo Burling Ion.VI CMRFf Chart04tan.SC Cherloetgn.W Vo. Cherlofle.NC. OiFygFHta Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concord.N H. Dallae Ft Worth Danvir Dot Mol not Detroit Honolulu Houtton Indianapolis Junoou Kansas City Lot Vigor Lima Rock Lo» Angela* Memphis Milwaukee Mplt SI Pouf Nashville 74aw Or loans Now York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoanls Pittsburgh Port lend. Maine Sacramento St Louis Salt Loka City Shreveport Tulsa M n 4t 71 17 w m tt tt 47 H 71 tl 77 TT 71 *1 H 77 M tl 71 11 77 tl 1! 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And when It w as over, the told Jurors In the O J . trial that b y today, months of sequestratkm. the lawyers win Anally stop _ill a *— wtuJ mtcm to t 14th Street aurvedlaace of Vlotatlofi of probation • Errlc Rambert Wynn. 31. 1001 W. 10th Street Sanford. rTPMUOO/MTOMT ncent Urine. 23, X • S onny Vincent Warrant arroote Iflc h a d Dante Sanders, 37.1131 Hickory Avenue, failure to r o n bondAcontempt of court/chOd aupport. Prank Moteyem. 19. 1000 North Lake Village, hlhne to espear/battcTT. criminal mlachkf. R honda Yevette Ptyer, 30. 1 1 00 W . 10th Street |gU|lgamAaA m onm niB fv p o n v Q 10 v rW fiv i T h e vlce-preeident o f a bgataeea l a the 1400 bloefc o f aouth U A H e y . 17*03. Longwood repor ted a truck •000,0 0 0 worth o f antique furniture and brense ■___________ etokn Tuesday. The man reported the 1900 white lauau wtth a 24-foot b o x hauling compartment h a d a M r**g bar on the ateerlng wheel. T h e ow n er o f a landscaping com pany reported aomoane stole a 53“ m ower from the 000 M o d i of Sabal Lake Drive. Incktente reported to Sanford poNet Th e ow n er o f a houee being remodeled in the 1400 block of West I t l l l l l l w r t w p i l i d ^ B a w iw i i i h llM i I w . w p i r t l l M W ednesday, the man aald aomatlm e between July 7*14, aomeone broke alx windows an d dam aged ell the rooma In the dwelling. Dam age la estimated at 010.000. A resident o f the 1000 block of C e d ar Avenue reported hie estranged gtrtfrknd took 075,000w orth of dolls. A business in the 700 block o f west 35th Street burgallaed overnight Tuesday an a 0350 Pax machine Officials o f s church In the 1000 block o f West 13th Street reported a steel frame tent valued at 01,500 w as taken sometime between June 11*13. T h e incident report w as fried Wednesday. "T h e case," Judge Lan ce Ito said, "w ill be yours.77 AH that remains Is the final w ord from the prosecution today In Its rebuttal to the defense's IV* days of summations, which o n Thursday w ere part science course, part tent revival meet* lag. Score k provxieu tne tecnnicai side, speaking at great length about hk w *, h air and fiber and a pniix department so foul that w h en it's not contam inating evidence, tt'e planting i t the fiery Cochran provided tl ration. m ay can his In what finest professional h o u r and what one victim's tether de­ nounced as a sickening display. unleashed a thundering su m m a tio n . I m p l o r i n g the moody block panel to “ d o the right thing" end acquit Simpson In the sla y in g o f ex-wife Nlcok B row n Sim pson an d R onald A n acquittal. Cochran said, would send a powerful message a g a in s t r a c is m a n d p o lic e misconduct, a n d place those “ twin devils o f deceptio n " Detectives Mark Fuhrm an and Philip Vannatter — in their rightful place. “Stop this cover-up! Stop this cover-up!" Cochran bellow ed In the second day o f hie sum m a­ tion. "Y ou are the consciences of this community." Vannatter told the L o s Angeles Tim es that Cochran's argument w aa nonsense. “ It's Ilea. It's ridiculous." he said. The summation reverberated from the courthouse to the White House. President Clinton said he w aa concerned about the t b c m i tmpucauofui ov tne truu. “I'm concerned about It and 1 hope the Am erican people win not i n urn octalnc nvnc oyniDot of the larger racial Issue In our country." he told NBC-TV In Washington. C l o s e r to h o m e . F r e d G o ld m a n , f a t h e r o f victim Ronald Goldm an, went' before the T V cameras and lashed out at Cochran. "This m an la sick." he aald. "This m an la a horror walking around amongst u s ." Simpson’s family responded. "It's wrong, even when you're hurting, for someone to get up and personally attack our law­ yers and say that they’re liars." •aid Sim pson’s sister, Shirley Baker, In a r a n public comment. Sum m ing up the defense por­ tion of the eight-month trial. Cochran Invoked biblical texts and quoted poets and a philoso­ pher to m ake the case that Simpson w aa a man wrongly accused by authorities who were Incompetent, corrupt and racist. Cochran told the spellbound Jurors that fate h a d given them a chance to change history. “Maybe there la a reason why we're h o w ," he aald. “Maybe you're the right people at the right time at the right place to ■ay:'No more!' “ In his last w ords to the Jury. Cochran Implored jurors to ac­ quit Simpson, invoking the Im­ age of hie two sm all children. He stood before a wall-size blowup o f S im p so n a n d h it you n g daughter, Sydney, and spoke of a father's love. “ Someone h a s taken these children's m other." he arid. “ 1 hope you r decision doesn't take their father.'* He listed 15 possible sources of reasonable doubt and turned to the Bible In his final moments at the lectern. He cited sections at Proverbs on false witnesses who must be punished and urged jurors to c a n y out G od'a trill. 'I know you will stay the . keep your eye on the prize and do the right thing.", Cochran aald. C o c h r a n 's em otion -pack ed discourse — often focused an Fuhrm an — clearly w a s de­ signed to rouse feelings of racial solidarity am ong the nine black members o f the 13-person Jury. T h e Jury, which also includes two whites and a Hispanic, sat mesmerized through Cochran's arguments. He waa interrupted T y once when a woman Juror I to go to the bathroom. “ A racist Is someone who has power over you." he told them. "T h is man would lie end set you up because of the hatred he has in his heart." H e played for Jurors the sound of Pufm n an 'e voice epeafctng the Infamoua racial epithet that the now-retired detective swore he had qot spoken In 10 years. He. read to Jurors every word o f a letter from witness Kathleen B e l l , w h o s a id th e h e a r d Fuhrman advocate burning all blacks. Comparing Fuhrman to Adolf Hitter and conjuring up image* o f genocide, Cochran aald the i targeted Stepson after _ In the 1900s that the black r to a white woman. i*o I followed b y the cooler, scientific analysis at Seheck. w h o told Jurors: "There la a cancerat the heart of this caee.’’ Scheck’s Involvement In doe* tn g arguments Illustrated hto Increased prominence In the cue. Broufm oc onpnur 10 handle the DMA portico o f the trial. Scheck’s stature on the teami m ew a f t e r h it e ffe c t iv e c ro s a * In Ida remarks, Scheck tostated Jurors could not trust an y o f i the |DNA a n ^ ^ j f f ^ btood tamtaatad and tampered with to the “black hole" o f the Los A n g e le s P olice D e p a rtm e n t crime lab. played wtth tide he add . “T h em 's no It Using an analogy posed b y fo r e n s ic exp art H e n ry L a s . ffchfch compared the defense discovery of flawed evtdeaoa to finding a cockroach In a bo w l o f spaghetti — « — at a d m thattbo wholebowlto infested. "H o w many cot breathe s do y o u hbve to And In the howl o f spaghetti?" he pefced. "T h la to "\ Oh, Cinderella... Cinderella •99 Why lot turn tradyou Bn • ■topcNMTThe real bee a tydty « *- -t-------M f J M id i Tinner wn,. im Urwn w m w pm l i a m wur numbM (Then Corns VMHM) K aiser * i PONTlAC-tUICft-CMC TRUCK 1590 South WoodUnd Ib d ., Defend DILANO N 4TI44M1 •DAYTONA N M I T S W • OMANOO 4SM1M M S 10CATID AT THI COHMIW MW. IT -M t HWV. IM* In therapy or coffee klatch, French philosophy M 'S c : t For tbuUknt P L O chairman Yi ■ser Arafat la a Palestinian state wtth Its capital In the next goal Jerusalem .' "D efinitely," he aald Thursday before signing an accord wtth Israel to withdraw Israeli troops an d give the embryonic Palestinian Authority control over nearly one-third of the West For Israeli Prime Minister Yttxhak Rabin, the next goal la cementing ties wtth his one-time blood enemy and other former A rab adversaries to contain terrorism. The security o f more than 100,000 Jewish settlers living am ong the Palestinians could be at stake. “ If all the partners to peacemaking do not unite against the evil of angels of death by terrorism, all that will remain of this ceremony ere color snapshots, em pty mementos," Rabin aald at the guttering White Houee event Volunteer militia forming W R Y A T ARBA. West Bank — Jew ish settlers are forming a volunteer militia to patrol the streets of the West Bank when the Israeli arm y pulls out. The Palestinian mayor warned that could lead to more violence. H undreds o f volunteers have signed up for the militia, and plan to take over army Installation s vacated In the withdrawal stipulated in the lanel-PLO agreement signed Thursday, said Zvl Katxover. leader of the Kiryat A rb a settlement. "W e 'v e opened an office for volunteers to sign up to be prepared to come and help u s the moment that the arm y Is w ith draw n ," be said. “ We are counting on all these volunteers to come and help fill the vacuum." A s he spoke, the Muslim call to prayer sounded from mosque minarets In adjacent Hebron. SenHcemen fumed over to authodtles T O K Y O — Three American servicemen accused of raping a 12-year-old Okinawan girl were turned over to Japanese authorities today after nearly a month of angry protests that have cast a shadow over U.S.-Japanese security ties. Th e rape has sparked fury on Okinawa, one of the United States' moat Important military outposts in the Pacific, and triggered demands that Japan change the terms governing the presence of some 45,000 U.S. troops In this country. In a speech opening the fall session of Japan's parliament In Tokyo. Prime Minister Tom lie hi Murmyama called the rape “ extremely regrettable." He demanded that the United States steps to avert any similar violence In the future. Charged today were Marine Pfc. Rodrico Harp. 21, of Griffin, Georgia; Marine Pfc. Kendrick M. Ledet, 20. of Waycroee. Georgia; and Navy Seaman Marcus D. Gil), 22, of Woodvllle, Texas. Softening GOP plan W A SH IN G T O N - Softening a G O P plan to scrap virtually all o f Medicaid's federal rules, the Senate Finance Committee retained protections for kpouses facing poverty from an ailing mate’s nursing home bills. But the majority Republicans fended off attempts to wrest control o f Medicaid back from the states if millions more Am ericana lose coverage or the infant mortality rate rises under the block grant approach. Th e panel w as resuming work this morning after a late-night Thursday on the massive bill to save a half-trillion dollars over seven years from Medicaid. Medicare and tax credits for the working poor. A lone Republican. Sen. John Chafec. R-R.1.. sided with the Democrats on several futile efforts to preserve the current federal entitlement to health care for needy children and families, the elderly and disabled. From A sso c ia te d Prase reports Associated Pross P AR IS — S acrifice, homeSanta Claus an d AIDS are Just e few o f the subjects P arisian s • r e p o n d e rin g on Sunday mornings at France's first "philosophy cafe." Once an elite preserve for France's best a n d brightest, phi­ losophy has gone mainstream at the Cafe des Phares (Lighthouse Cafe) overlooking the fabled Place dels Bastille. Since 1003. enthusiasts rang­ ing from professionals to the hom eless h ave gath ered for spontaneous debates guided by M ark Sautet. a 4 8 -y e a r-o ld doctor of philosophy. Historically, cafes In France have been hangouts for Intellec­ tuals and philosophers. JeanPa u! Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, a n d A lb ert C a m u s , a m o n g others, gathered to write and talk In Parisian haunts like the Cafe de Flore. Les D eux Magota and La Cou pole. But Sautet aaya his debates are completely different. W hile S a rtre 's c ro w d waa exclusive and “ spoke among themselves,” he aald. “ I talk to strangers, ordinary people who are not necessarily Intellects Sautet s p re a d th is “ popp h ilo s o p h y '' c o n c e p t even further W ednesday night by organizing debates In more than 30 Parisian cafes a s part of France's annual, four-day Bistro Festival. “ French people work so much today." aald Janine Meunter. 42. who works at an insurance company and waa having her first “cafe phllo" experience at one of the festival debates. "It would be great If coming to a cafe waa always like this. It reminds me o f my hippie days of the 60's." the said. Self-proclaimed philosophers abound In France, quietly pen­ ning books or loudly advocating political causes. Bernard-Henrl Levy la among the most visible, championing the interests o f Vietnamese refu­ gees In the late 1970's and d e n o u n c in g h u m a n r ig h ts abuses In Bosnia today. But Sautet's community dis­ cussions have nothing to do with political activism. On Sundays the Cafe des Phares bursts at the seam s with crowds of more than 100 people opening their minds — and their mouths. - * '■ ' « I « N im ble w a lle rs needle b e ­ tween crowded tables with trays of hot espresso, croissants and beer for the weekly onslaught of phlloaophy lo vers, many of whom arrive early Just to get a seat. MONEY ORDERS • PAYROLL GOVERNMENT CHECKS • INSURANCE At 11:00 a.m.. the taU. blue­ eyed Sautet takes charge. Above the noise of the nonstop espresso maker and heavy traffic outside, he opens the floor for debate suggestions. Passing cordless microphones, people pipe u p with life's big q u e s t io n s : " C a n on e lo v e without caring?" "F o r whom does the world exist?" “Are we products o f our history?" 11/ / m t i *i s /* t ( t /( 11 /rj n /n t . / t * t / / t < > it I t //V i i i t r i tin/it / i t *.//*/!. i i i *% t i SANTORO PRY CLEANING 1 1101 Don't Let A Few Bad Marks Your Reputation.. Bring your stained shirts to us an d start enjoying a spotless one todayl Topics range from the serious to the ridiculous. “ W hy do we lead children to believe in Santa Claus?" asked Vlrglle Loyer, a 20 year-old student who comes to the debates weekly and works closely with Sautet's association. Les Am is du Cabinet de Phlloeoplh y." (Friends of the PhUoaoph:y Practice). 99 S P E C IA L 1 Expires 0-15-00 With Ad “ W e talk about things like sacrifice and death, or more □ B o a C a fe , F a g s 0 A ' ( P ro fe s s io n a l f s a m s t r s s i A lt e r a t io n s • P ic ltu p > PoWv r y Mh i• r < HAMDWAmsMi M n o w s n i .ee r nu HJkmowAma.it i ACE. 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L e a r 'M a r O i l n s K )W» ■Sm lnssa Mansgsr SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months........................... • 19.50 6 Months........................... 839.00 I Year............................... 878.00 n n W iM a w a u t p r lS M lH t o ik i eSM sn to ratoa abas* EDITORIAL Illegal drugs In a television program earlier this week, billed aa having historical content, references were made to a number of prominent rock musirttna, A number at them spoke of using various types of drugi Including marijuana sod LSD. They aaid how the (hugs helped give them the hfl they sought during hard ttmea In the 1900a. Some admitted that they Tlw MttieSlon'miy have been truelrSere to tittle doubt. Yet we betiere it should have never been cl— Hied as educational, and probably not carried on a public television station. Today, there are many people who still have the same idea. They believe there to nothing wrong with using drugi. Many want • high they apparently are unable to achieve by tncmcchrea. Others claim they are ualng drags to get away from the world’s problems. There a n even orginliatlona In existence around the nation pushing for legislation to make certain types of druge. such as marijuana, legal. But we behevc drug abuse goes much beyond what people may believe la a lift in life. They alao produce death and Injury. We have prhne examples of that right here In Seminole County. In what la believed to have been a drug-related incident early this month, a man waa shot In the mouth by a person he possibly believed to be a seller. There have been similar Incidents of drug deals gone wrong where shootings, beatings and other problems have occurred. Recently, a man reportedly threatened to shoot three persona he told law enforcement officers were drug sellers. It happened near Sanford. There was no shooting, but It could have been a dose cSB had deputies not arrived on the scene aa rapidly as they did. Time after time, w e run Into dom estic violence cases where persona are Identified as having been "hlgi on drugs" at the time o f a besting. Likewise, there have been a number at motor vehicle accidents where the term "driving under the influence" referred to drugs rather than alcohol aa mast people may o c a tv e . Thank goodness our lawmakers have de­ nied attempts to have any type of drug made legal. W e hope they will continue to do so. As for the television program, parents, teachers, officials, already have enough problems on their hands trying to convince youngsters to refrain from drug use. This certainly didn't help the situation. For those who would like to see marijuana or other type drugs legalised, are urge that they not only look at themselves, but what drug abuse Is doing to the rest of our people and nation. LETTER M ail delivery If w e have curbside mail delivery, the canter will stay d ry but w e homeowners w ill get soaked going out to the street In a downpour for our mall. Every good wish. Robert E. Daehn Sanford Berry's World m Might Forbes be Wendt Before you say "It can't be d o o e ." remember what W endell WlUkle did In 1940. He w a s 48 years old, a businessman who had never ru n for elected office and was almost unknown to the A m erican public. He won the R epublican nomination for president. He also played a vital role in m oving the GOP from isolationism to tntemattonaltom. W Ulkle showed that when the candidate has a serious Idea, the act o f running for president can create the w orld's most powerful putptt. even If that candidate comes from outside the political ranks. In our age of media, that political pulpit for non-politicians has become m ore powerful h e magazine covers, w h o beats Clinton in the potto By 10 p o tato-P ow ell. W h ich leads us to Malcolm "S te v e " Forbes Jr., w ho h as recently announced that he win seek the Republican nomination for the presidency, e WrUUde. i l l ) ........................................ he to a 48-year-otd a s never run far elected office, an d to largely unknow n to’ the public. H e to very rich, an a since he has announced, he has been casually referred to aa "Richie Rich” and a "polo Forget it Anyone w h o thinks that this to a quixotic effort b y a self-funding rich guy on an ego trip to dead wrong. I've known Steve Forbes since 1965 w h e n he b e c a m e c h a ir m a n o f th e hoard at Radio Free Europe/Radlo Liber­ ty, a mostly unsung but Im p o rta n t weapon tat America’s Cold W a r arsenal. I was then th e vice « Im Iw rd |R— ten b o a r d . A t Its t w k , "the R adios" b ro a d c a st hon est news an d an array o f opinions In 18 lan­ £ Thssctof g u a g e s w ith in the running for S o v ie t U n io n a n d president can into five satellite na­ eisstsths t io n s In E a s t e r n work)'* most E u ro p e , k e e p in g powsrful pulpit. | hope alive behind the Iron Curtain. D uring the eight yean o f Forbes* chair­ manship. the Radios were under attack. Th e first from the Soviets and from feuding JOSEPH SPEAR ffiKSK UMIIIl) HAVEPECVIMP Confused? Check Traficantometer LABELING FMZENOD T U R K C K 'F R G l t a t uViM inBl MORTON KONDRACKE Lambasting GOP extremism President Clinton to staging yet another comeback. Aa be hits the 1996 cam paign trail, polla Indicate that hto popularity la picking up w hile that of hto Republican adversaries (Colin Pow ell excepted) slumps. W h a t's more, foreign policy la going hto way; h e's raising lota of campaign money; the Republican Congress to tolling In the public's esteem; and Clinton's June advocacy of a balanced budget plan and modest Medicare cuts - m uch criticized at the time - now seems a sh rew d move. P o lls Indicate that If Pow ell w ere the Republican candidate for president, he'd beat Clinton by 8 to 10 points. However, Powell Isn’t yet a candidate. Against declared Re­ publicans, Clinton to consistently ahead, and hto approva ral ratings In various polls are at or above 50 percent. T h e current political battle to helping. As W hite House political chief Harold Ickes put It at a recent press briefing. "T h e budget fight that la going on now on the Hill presents this (administration) with an opportunity to define w here Its core values are and to fight for edu cation , the elderly, an d Investing in America.'* Clinton has developed a scrappy -- even Trum ancaque - way of characterising GOP positions, as he did In endorsing the Senate version of welfare reform and threatening a veto If a House-Senate conference moves in the H ouse's direction. " I f the Congress gives In to extremist pressure and walks away from this bipartisan. Am erican common ground, they will kill welfare reform.'* said the president. O n the budget. Clinton’s line In Florida was; "H o w we decide to balance the budget will tell us a lot about what kind of people we are. what our values are.... So, tell Congress to throw aw ay the partisan, extremist Ideology and rhetoric ana go to work for Am erica's future." T h e public hasn't yet fully bought Clinton's Idea that congressional R epu blican s are "partisan extremists," but It’s a line that Clinton can be expected to repeat, and the Republicans persist In providing him with material to pound the point home. T h e moot ammunition to 8182 billion In Medicaid cuts over seven years In a program whose annual budget now to 889 billion, guaranteeing that millions of poor and disabled people will be denied medical care. Republicans are vulnerable to charges that they are both unfair and Ineffective, with House Republicans playing Robin Hood In reverse while Senate Republicans slow down the legislative process. T h e net result la a decline In support for the G O P. According to an NBC-Wall Street Journal poll. 45 percent of voters approved of congres­ sional Republican policies In March, as the "Contract W ith America" was being voted on. and 3 5 percent disapproved. In July, the score waa 41 to 3 9 perce nt. In the latest poll, 30 percent approve and 58 percent don't. Congress’ num bers are going d o w n aa Clinton's presidential prospects are improving. A Lo s Angeles Times poll found Clinton would T House Speaker Newt Gingrich. R-Ga.. clobber 81 percent to 32 percent. He'd beat con servatlve Sen. PhD Gramm, R-Texas, by 55 to 35 percent and S e n a te M a jo rit y L e a d e r B o b D o le , R-Kan., by 51 to 45 percen t. Out on the cam­ paign trail. Clinton has raised more than 820 million and. Ine lu d in g fe d e r a l m a tc h in g fu n d s , expects to raise a total o f 843 million by Feb. 15 - none of which he'a likely to have to spend fight­ ing a serious primary Clinton Is opponent. staging yet In s t e a d , he c a n another spend the money, aa comeback. J he to already doing on the trail, to get the message across to voters of what hto pre­ sidency to all about. A a stated succinctly at a Florida fund-raiser. Sept. 19, Clinton wants the public to think of him and Vice President A) Gore a s follows; "T h e y make mistakes, but you've got to give them one thing. They’ve got a clear vision of what they want America to look like. They've got new Ideas and old values. They are committed to working with Democrats and Republicans to find common ground based on those values. And they're doing w h at's right for the next generation, even If It to politically unpopular." Clinton's "vision” to to make America " a high opportunity place" In the 21st century technological economy through education. He's claiming devotion to such old-fashioned values as "family, community, excellence, accountability.” He's also taking credit for "n e w Ideas" such as reinventing government, national service and expanded student loans. H e 's also claiming responsibility for a steady economic recovery, reductions In the crime and Illegitimacy rates, and taking "unpopular” stands on gun control, tobacco and Haiti. And though he doesn't claim credit for progress on Booms, he gets It In the press. A device 1 sometimes use to get a quick read on where 1 should come down on a . complicated issue la the Traficantometer. It's really very simple: 1 check the record to see where Rep. Jam es Traflcant. D-Ohlo. stands on the sam e matter. If the loudmouth legislator from Youngstown favors some­ thing. chances are I will be against It. once I have studied u p on the subject. If he opposes It, I w ill likely find It commendable. Th e Traficantometer (traf-ee-can-TOM-ahter) seldom tolls. T ak e th e U n abom ber m anifesto and the question o f whether the W ash ­ ington Post a n d New York Times should have published It. T h e U n a b o m b e r, as everyone knows by now, to a n ut w h o b e lie v e s th ata d v a n c e s In t e c h n o lo g y a re strangling the planet, Ifth g ' loudmouth and he sends mall legislator from bomba to people he r e g a r d s a a Youngstown "tech n o-n erd s." He favors has dispatched 16 something, d e a d ly p a c k a g e a chance* arsl since 1978, killing will bs against three people and In­ "•» juring 23. Last April, he sent a letter to the Tim es demanding that It or another widely read publication print a forthcoming m anu­ script In which he would lay out hto credo. "P e o p le w h o w illfully and know ingly promote economic growth and technical progress, in ou r eyes they are criminals." he wrote, "an d If they get blown up, they deserve It." In June, the Post and Times received a 56-page paper, not counting addenda, from the Unabomber. They had three months to print It, he said, or he would "start building our next bom b." At the request o f the Justice Department and the FBI. the newspapers published the manifesto in the Post on Sept. 19. Old Rant-and-Rave thought It w as a stupid Idea. "Sometimes writers labor for y e a n to get (heir manuscripts published and never get a chance.” Traflcan t thundered. "B u t In America. If you blow up a few people and terrorise a nation, you becom e Ernest Hemingway overnight.” ; The Traficantometer worked once again. Instinctively. 1 knew the newspapers were right. I only had to figure out why. It should be said, before going further, that the news business to Itself split on the question. Som e argue, as did Traflcant. that the papers printed the document with a gun at their heads. Moat of the Journalistic dissenters seem to think the Post and Times ceded control of their publications to the government. Still others maintain the m anu­ script had already been excerpted In earlier stories and had no Journalistic value. Let’s lake these arguments one at a time: 1) It to probably true, partially at least, that the Post and Times printed the document because they were under duress. W h y does It anger some In our profession when editors and reporters act primarily as human beings, secondarily aa journalists? A Justice Depart­ ment official quoted by the Washington Post put It succinctly: "Although we don’t know If (the Unabomber) will stop If the manuscript Is published, the odds are that he will continue to kill If you don't." Will the Unaborober’s experience encourage other terrorists to murder and maim? I think that's a stretch. 2) The newspapers did not turn over their pages to the government. They agreed to publish of their own free will. This notion that the press should never cooperate with the taw. I believe, to loathsome. Where do you draw the line? Should we stop printing photographs of wanted criminals? W hen our help to needed to solve serious, non poll tics] crimes, we should give it �i •; *va»ji, ijIft i -’ ..............' I • • f Sanford HsraM, Sanford, Ftarlda - Friday, Saotamhsr 2», 1H8 - S k What tastes like metal but is better than cold turkey? the c om m itted quitter. M id Z ie g le r . B m lt h K IIn e h e* earmarked ‘‘tern o f millions of dollars'* fo r advertising and '-m o . I t, th a t very few people got a nicotine ru|n irofn n. i ne sm a ll num ber o f people h ave been found to at* in ciu o n j a woman la rg e amounts and liked the g u m ao much the even slept w ith a w ad tn her mouth. T h e worst misuse, SmtthKltac officiate said, appeared to be b y peop le w h o chewed Nlcorette a n a continued to smoke, or w h o It longer than six months. B u t Dr. John Hughes, a proat the University of m o o t who spoke on behalf o f the o r m ajor negative health effects h a v e b e e n associated w i t h Nlcorette. Parade The S alm a gu n d i (yearbook) float, wtth Its large boat and a meager canoe, celebrating the students' perceived difference In the talents of the Semtnoles and their Hom ecom in g gam e opporn ents. e a rn e d se c o n d place split ba tween the French C lu b and the F u tu re B u s in e s s L e a d e r s of America (FBLA). A m em ber o f FBLA slipped from her p o rtio n on the float aa tt neared th e end o f the parade and broke h e r arm. but school of* Relate sa id she to line and In school today. The ra in s kept the crowd to a minimum, but those who were on hand cheered more loudly than ever. The p e p rally slated to take place at the clock at Magnolia Square, drew little attention In the driving rain that brough t u p the end o f the parade. A lew o f i m nans Jett notes u u m ttooa uy tough decisions to delay or pare back Im portant programs to safeguard our drinking water supplies and protect water quali­ ty In o u r lakes and rivers ao there w o u ld be no tax Increase." H e n r y D e a n , e x e c u t iv e director added. "Like many fam­ ines throughout Florida, we have to do m ore w ith the sam e amount or less. I think this bu dget d e m o n strate s w e 'r e working hard to protect Florida's water resources with limited tax dollars." Funding to buy environmen­ tally-valuable land totals 931 million under the new budget. O f that am ount. 925 million will come from the slate's Preserva­ tion 2000 program, with another 94.9 million from the state's Save Our Rivers Trust Fund. u rc c io c k in a cncvi c u 1A Correction director David Brterton sa id the voting has been conducted over a tw o day period. The polling period ended at 11 a .m. today. The 144 corrections officers and jail nurses are eligible to vote. Sheriff Don Esllnger predicted this m orning the majority o f the employees would not vote for union representation. A re-engineering project at the Jail h a s been underway for over a year, modernizing proceedures and personnel duties. The changes were undertaken after extensive employee Input through meetings and committee teutons. A union representative said employees sup­ For one thing. It tastes Uke metal, said Jack Ziegler, an exe cu tive w ith S m lt h K IIn e Bcecham . the P h ila d e lp h ia * baaed company that markets Nlcorette In the u n ited States. on team . The rally was rather short, but energetic. "It may be the shortest pep rally on record." said assistant principal Verna Jackson. Tonight, the Fighting Bemlnoles will take on the Lak e Brantley Patriots at T h om as B. W h lfh a m field at 7:30 p.m . Tax well m other add-ons. The final budget totals $117.3 million, and la 17 percent leas than the current year. W ith (he approved mtllage rate, the dis­ trict will raise 951.1 million for the budget. T h e remainder Is from permit fees, sales o f timber from district-owned lands, and some state and federal funding. Governing Board Chairm an Patricia H arden com m ented. "W e'v e seen ou r responsibilities Increase each year In the paat decade while the proper funding to c a r r y o u t t h o s e r e ­ sponsibilities has la g g e d far behind." She continued. "W e 'v e made FDA panel can’t put aside worries over new diet drug The tax base of the district has grow n by four percent In the past year because of Increased property values and the addition o f new construction. By keeping the same mtllage rate, the dis­ trict will be able to generate an additional 92 million In revenue. The St. Johns District Is re­ sponsible for regulating water use and protecting wetlands, w a te rw a y s and u n d e rg ro u n d water supplies In all o r ports o f 19 counties In northeast and east Central Florida. Including Seminole County. porting the union have voiced safety concerns and claim some promotions are unfair. The vote affects only corrections employees, not other sheriffs department employees. Annual bar-b«-qu« alatad SANFORD — Youth at the Sanford Church of God. 801 W . 22nd St., have planned their annual bar-be-que. A grilled half chicken dinner with baked beans, potato salad and bread will be ■old at the coat o f 95. The event will take place this Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Rlte-Ald parking lot on 17-92 near 25lh Street. Proceeds go toward a trip the youth group has planned. their‘cargos. i According to Kay Bartholomew and Lorraine Whiting, who have studied the significance of Sanford's railroading days, within a site are two historical buildings, the Plant Investment Com pany (PICO Building) and the W elaka Building. The two buildings are DEATHS Jenneth H. Dickenson. 55. S liv er C lu ste r C o u rt North. Longw ood. died W ednesday. Sept. 27, 1995 In Mount Airy. N.C . Born Dec. 3. 1939 In Lebanon. Va.. the moved to Central Florida In 1973. She was a homemaker, and active with the Masonic O rder o f Job's Daughters. She was a member of Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. Survivors Include husband. James D.: son. David B.. Alta­ m o n te S p r i n g s : d a u g h t e r , B A R B A R A S IM M O N S 322-1728 MUMS* 322-7498 •fries i960 ©j HENRY FOSSITT Loving Husband. Father and Grandfather who departed this Ilfs one year ago. September 26. We miss you but we are strengthened in knowing that you loved us all. Your Wile. Juanita and the Fount Children S a b r in a L y n n . C aaaclberry: m o t h e r . L u t le B a n n e r. C a a t le w o o d . V a .; b r o t h e r . Clarence Banner, Caatlewood: s la t e r , M a r y R u th T a r d y . Caatlewood. G aines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Longwood, In charge of arrange­ ments. B V B L Y N J. H A Y O M S N E v e ly n J . H a y g rec n . 80. Adirondack Street. Deltona, died T u esd ay. Sept. 26. 1995 at Volusia Medical Center. Bom March 1. 1915 In Rochester. N.Y.. sh e moved to Central Florida In 1958. She was a homemaker. She belonged to Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Lake Mary. S u r v iv o r s Include brother Walter C. Jennejohn. Wolcott. N.Y.; tw o nephews: one niece. U a ld w ln -F a lre h lld -O a k la w n Park Cem etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. Cluster Court. Longwood. died Wednesday. Sept. 27. 1995 at his residence. Born March 24. 1939 In Trlmountaln. Mich., he moved to Central Florida In 1984. He was a waterproofer. He w as Lutheran and belonged to Otter Lake Sportsman Club. He w as a veteran of the National Guard. Survivors Include wife. Donna J.: son. Donald R.. Longwood: daughters. Debra L., Longwood. Diane L. Velmcr. L'Ansc. Mich.: mother, Ida Hclkklla. Taplola. M ich.: brothers. D e lb e rt J.. T a y lo r . M ich ., D e n n i s C .. Taplola; sisters. Irene. Tauchcr. Llvotna. Mich.. Nancy Wettberg. Elo. Mich., Laverne D ucsay, Newberry. Mich.. Marlene Kernp ln c n , M ilw au kee. V ir g in ia Hayes. Louisville, T x .. Rosclla P a g e . T e x a rk a n a. T x . : o n e grandchild. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Hom e. Long­ wood. In charge o f arra n ge ­ ments. D ABW IN A. HKDUULA D arw in A. Hclkklla. 56. Silver Easy CisdS Tbwna f H t t M UNUM INf ,V Si HVICtS "you ’U ntil m* Umtat (407) 941-091 » JOMftl. WALT IS L IE JS. Funeral iar«icat hr Withr La* Jana* Jr.. W Lska Ayanua. Unlord, who died U r •amber JO. rill ba bald Uturday at n a m at Flrtl Shi to* MlMlanary Saptlil Church In Sanlerd. with Rev Or. H.O. Rucker official Ing. Viewing will ba today from >1 p m. Burial will ba in Shiloh Comalory. Arrangement* by Sunriia Funeral Hama. Sanlerd. lost 3 percent to 10 percent. But w h e n dexfenfhtnmthe to given In ultra-high doses to animals It can permanently alter their brain chemicals. There to In eople a n d dexfenfluram lne o n ly b e given to Ameri­ cans tn one-tenth o f the dose found to b e risky. Still, the finding w orried the FDA panel. Tw o doctors raised the fear that R edu x — the drug's brand name — could hurt patients. Redux given at high doses crip­ ple anim als’ ability to produce serotonin naturally after the drug la stopped, studies show. These d ru gs "should he paed. with the greatest caution Jl qt all." said Le w is Scfcten o f the University o f Chicago. Som e F D A panelists ques­ tioned w hether Sekten’s concern w a s r e l e v a n t b e c a u s e the animals w ere given doses 20 to 30 times higher than any person would take. Th e company said It has seen no sign o f brain damage In the 10 million people < have taken Redux in the 85 countries w here U to sold. The panel said Intemeuron should a n sw e r the concerns with a well-designed two-year trial of Redux In Americana. The p a n e l also was more concerned with Indications that Redux could cause a fatal lung disease tn certain patients. This disease, p rim a ry pulmonary hypertension, affects one or two of every m illion people, but obliterates the lungs' ability to get oxygen to the heart. KT i cannot live wtth m y confence tonJxht." n m n w m ii Dr. Nemat BorhanJ o f the University of California. Davis, said after he waa outvoted. Hto Impassioned plea for the first new obesity drug In 22 years prompted the panel to revote - but after three oppo­ nents had gone hom e. The three supporters again voted yea. two opponents voted no. and the ballot remained open today for the three mlsalng panelists to finally decide the laaue. Intemeuron Pharmaceuticals Inc. said Its dexfenfluram lne helped 40 percent of patients studied lose up to 10 percent of their body weight, twice that lost with diet alone. The majority Railroad criss-crossed the city, as well as the tracks ending at the pier Jutting Into Lake Monroe, where steamboats docked to off-load " T h e product appears to b e resistant to misuse, abuse a n d the only visual reminders of the railroad era w h en over 25 trains per day carried produce na­ tionwide. helping make Sanford the "C e le r y C a p it o l o f the World." Bartholomew sold the build­ ings. both of w h ich are on the National R egister o f Historic Places, were built by Henry B. Plant In 1887 aa part of the railw ay system he operated statewide. Thla Wednesday morning at 11:30 a.m., Sanford and Semi­ nole County officials, along with a contingent o f retired railroad v e t e r a n s , m e m b e r s o f the Coastlinera, w ill gather at the market site for the dedication. Guests are encouraged to dress In costume reflecting the Victori­ an Age to add even more histori­ cal significance to the event. Following the ceremony, re­ freshments will be served In the covered patio o f Sanford City Hall. 1A also figured Into the cost. For example, items will be easily moved from (he media services building which has a loading dock. Other Items, located in a second floor back office, accessible only by a nar­ row s t a ir w a y w ill be more expensive items to move. "T h a t's one of the determining factors." she said. The district offices will not move Into the new facility until at least mid-December, officials now predict. The early November movc-in date h a s been pushed back, because o f delays with the ap­ proval o f the new telecom­ munications system which will be Installed In the facility. B u t m oat o f the panelists agreed that Redux’a risk w a s v e ry email — and acceptable — fo r this disease. One stu d y ahow a that at worst Redux could c a u se 10 deaths In five y e a n fro m this disease, com pared w ith the hundreds of obesityrelated deaths the drug could prevent In the same time, said G e ra ld Fateh of the University of Pennsylvania. Not everyone responds to the pUl. however, and the company suggested that doctors discon­ tinue therapy for any w h o does not low four within the first month i .StedpX. c fi »*»(' i ll pcrcen Illnesses In ‘the yearly and kills 300.000. |AU YOU CAN EAT at our 2&rdiAim ual 8k BINGO SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 4 P .H -IP .lt SANTORO CIVIC CENTER TICKETS-15.00 CMtosnltoiwIFiM Benefit Lions Sight Programs Support------- T R A D E S E C R E T Cfewtlaasd fraws F a g s 1 A efforts to provide quality housing.” "It la S.H.A.R.C.'s trust that the recent revelation of alleged Improprieties In the office of the new resigned Executive Director does not cloud the efforts of persons remaining In office and In residence with the agency. We trust that funds of the agency (t a x p a y e r s ' 9 9 9 9 ) w i ll be expended for the intent of pro­ viding ‘‘decent, safe and sanitary housing" for qualified recipients and never again for the personal gain of anyone." 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Sanlord tOtdlsyre Flora* 407 3239000 Otllca Hours a s Pattar RandaM Man Waker SXpm D a vid Beverly and Staff 209W.25thSt CHAHTIAN FELLOWSHIP - LAKE MART FOURSQUARE Leas kUry Elementary School Corn* Laos Mary Bird and Country Club Road Tel 3238X0 Slave Ouraenbarry Paalor Sunday Worahlp 1000am Wadnesdry Night Home (troupe InttrdtnominafionaJ OUTREACH DELIVERANCE CENTER 3331Apes A w . Sanlord 334-1010 Jottphine Strung! on Paalor Mother Moeell Co-Paetor ■rot her Dicker eon Evan gall II Mother Byrd Missionary Chela* Hry * Deacon Staler Dicker*on Usher Board* 3 Sunday School 1000 am Sunday Service II 00 am Tuesday Evamng Bible Study SOOpm Thursday Evening Praise and Worihip Service SOOpm •CABCUUL AVE. CHAPEL 3003 PaardNI A w 33388480V 323-378* Jtck Com Pastor Sunday Morning Worship TO X am Evening Service SXpm Tuesday Evening ■due Study TX pm . Saturday EquipptngiheSainlsMinieinea Pastor I J Kelly lO X a m Ph 321 37T* CELE8RAT10N CHURCH LARI MART 1XW. Lakeview A w . Lika Mary. 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RCSIOC MT M A L I NU99S8 provides transportation tortrom Doctor*.Hospital Vtaoa » Club Mesang, • Cfucn Servcet- How Oreaaar* Bono • Fnandt • Lunch • Dinner • Shopping ato MR.su.MfmL 1 2 1 -K 6 6 S ■ i a k ,V L .‘ • ‘ - - «- ' y \ i * v..t l r J ^ u iu s n p . SANFORD VERTICALS ^ ^ m S R S u lv B IIM R BRAM BEAUTY SALON ’A Beautiful New Direction for Windows* 519E. 1st St. • Sanford 2 5 5 9 Park Drive 321-3601 321-8580 BETTY WEBER �eligion Baptists com bine services Softball taapwfoHntng S A N F O R D — Westvkw BaoOai SANFORD T w o B a p t is t Churches recen tly com bined t h e ir se rv ic e s. T h e S h ilo h lllMtonanr Baptist Church and C e n tra l B a p t la t C h u rc h worshipped together. The Rev. Coffm an m ade sev­ eral Introductions aa did the Rev. R ucker. The acrvtce began with th e s t a g in g o f ' ’ B in d U a Together, a n d a mom ent of friendly g re e tin g w ith each other. The Central Baptlat Choir then Cleophaa White Jr., Jack Thomas and Kirk Wllllame look on. Bottom photo • Choir from Central Baptlat Church sing for services. dty. His subject w n "O o d has a iiccycunc r T o jm n . He spoke abou t how every­ thing Is being recycled, includ­ ing humanity. He said, "T h an k Ood that we a re bein g recycled into better people. O ur handa. feet, head a n d bod y look the same but we a re being recycled on the Inside. O u r heaita and mind make a complete change from what are uaed to be.” Aa be continued h e aald."ff we Call Ood he doesn't throw ua In the garbage can. he recycles ua." Rucker closed b y saying that we are all Individuals. W e are different but w e should try to understand each other, not try to be like somebody else. I 5300 H ow ell Branch Rd.. Ootdenrod area. Just north of A lo m a Avenue. Parking and admission is free. A wide variety of ethnic food I and d rin k will be available, aa w e ll a a traditional Am erican w favorites. Rides and games for all ages a n d live entertainment w ill be offered. A ramie will be held for a 1900 Saturn automobile. Festival activities will take place Friday. 6 p.m. to midnight: Saturday, noon to midnight and S u n d ay from noon to 8 p.m . One price ride days are Th ursday. October B from 6 t o 10 p.m. a n d Saturday. October 7. from noon to 5 p.m. Bingo w ill be played Thursday through S u n d ay during festival hours. A gian t Flea Market begins W ednesday, October 4 from 9 :3 0 L a.m. to 8:30 p.m. dally through Sunday. For additional festival Information contact Sts. Peter a n d Paul C h u rch at 657-6114. Support group to moot C E N T R A L FLORIDA — Holiday cheer can seem far rem oved for those w ho are struggling w ith the loss of a loved one. T h e m emories of a lifetime sometimes seem to flood back aa people face their first Christmas. H anukkah o r Thanksgiving without that special person sitting serosa the family table. Hospice of Central Florida w a n ts people to know they a re not alone durin g the holidays. Although tt can feel as though no one In the world understands y o u r pain, talking with others going through similar feelings c a n help. T h e se six-week support g ro p e provide a safe, lo v in g environment for people to express and come to understand their grief. W ith the help of a ounaelor specialising In grief and loss, participants help each other heal and see that there la life and laughter still to come. O rou p s meet Tuesdays 10 a .m . to noon at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church. 4545 Andersen Rd.. Orlando. October 3 through November 7 and Tuesdays from 2 p.m. to 4 p .m . at First Baptlat Church Sweetwater. 3801 Weklva Springs Rd.. Longwood. October 3 through Novem ber 7. Meetings will also be held T u esdays from 6:30 to 8 p .m . at Klllam ey Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave.. Winter Park. October 17 to November 21 and Fridays from 2 to 3:30 p .m . at Hospice of Central Florida. 2 5 0 0 Maitland Center Parkw ay. Suite 300. Maitland. November 3 to December 15. T h ese support groups are offered free to those families served by Hospice o f Central Florida. There is a 630 fee for others which covers the cost of materials. For more Information call M ary Meehan at 875-0028 ext. 487. SANFORD — Tha man of First Unltsd Mathodlst Church of Sanford h a ld th a lr monthly matting w ith tha w om an of tha church R e f u s a l s . T w o am-* baasadors from tha Promise: Kaspers movem ent were the faaturad speakers of the night. Th s y t o ld h o w P ro m ise Keepers started and in five years how it has grown to over 500,000 men. Th e men shared of how Promise Keepers has helped them Improve family relationships and thalr walk with the Lord. Pictured are Jack Gibbons, Rodney R id le y and Dennis Butler, p resident of United Methodist Man. Believers livin g in a troubled w o rld SANFORD — Isn’t It amazing how we can g o through life on an even keel an d then all of a sudden your world is turned upside down ? T h e peaks and valleys of dally living cun take place all In one day. W e can w a lk through the valley of the shadow o f death wlth'a friend nr loved one and the next day experience the miracle of birth and rejoice ut the wonder of God. Trials and tribulations can weight us down and then w c are blessed flnandully or spiritually, Many times we witness first hand the spiritual warfare Ijiat Is present In this world. Wc see the ungets delivering those from Ntw pastor announced Workshop told M A IT L A N D — An ecumenical workshop. Making a Difference in the Public Arena, will be held on Saturday, October 7 a t the First Presbyterian Church o f Maitland, located at the Intersection o f Highway 17-92 a n d George Avenue, one block north o f Horatio Avenue. T h e Rev. Jim Walklna, a Presbyterian pastor and form er congressional aide, la the workshop leader. The workshop la from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and la be in g sponsored by the Peace with Justice Subcommittee of the Central Florida Presbytery. T h e session will focus on h o w to get Involved In the pu blic policy process and how to communicate with local, state and national lawmakers and their staffs. A ll are welcome, whatever their opinion, background or belief. Discussion will not Include what to say to elected officials b u t how to Influence them. T h e 65 cost Includes all m aterials and a light lunch. To register and for more Information, call the Central Florida Presbytery at (407) 422-7125 or Flossie Helllngcr at (407) 896-3204. * — • ’ ' R E L IG IO N SUSAN W ENNER James 5:16 says."...The effectu­ al fervent prayer of a righteous man uvullcth much*." Gather the saints lor a time of prayer and maybe those troubles a n d anxieties w ill fade. If nothing else that fellowship will Mxilhe some tired spirits. Featuring Loretta Carter and the Sounds q f Praise BEARDALL A V E. CHAPEL 3002 B e a rd a ll Ave., Sanford SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 • 7 PM Craft festival •#! LO N G W O O D — The 8th A n n u al Crafts in the Churchyard, aponaored by the Episcopal Church o f the Resurrection, la set for Saturday. Oct. 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. T h e event will feature o v e r forty crafters. food and refreshment booths and children’s activities. It will be h e ld on the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection grounds located at 251 East I -aV* Brantley Dr., between Weklva Springs R oad and Rt. 434 In Longwood. T h e event la a community favorite, attended by hundreds of people In the Seminole community. Admission la free. F or more Information, please call 869-1261 or 862-7105. addictions and at the sam e time sec others fall prey toSatun. W e arc told In Romans 12:12 "R ejoicing In hope; patient In tribulation; continuing Instant in prayer.” Also In Romans 5: 3-5 the liible tells us. "And not only so. but we glory In tribulutlon also : knowing that tribulation worketh patience: And patience, e x p e rie n c e , and e x p e rie n c e , hope : And hope maketh not asham ed: because the love of G od Is shed abroad In our hearts by the Holy Ghost which Is given unto u s ." How 's your patience ? It's hunt to believe that the more pro­ blem s w e have the more |ki tlenee w e will receive because of It. God tells us this Is so. 8 A N F0R D — Frank McKown It tha new pastor for Christ United Mathodlst Church on Hwy. 427 in Sanford. M cKow n was bom In West Virginia, graduated from Qlanvilla Collage there and attended W esley Theology Seminary In W ashington, D.C. He was a high school teacher for 15 years and was called to tha ministry In 1974. McKown I* also tha pastor of Concord Park In Ortando for thalr 9:30 service then preaches at Christ Unitad Methodist for their 11 a m . Hit wife, Deborah. Is alto in ordained minister serving at Atbury Unitad Mathodlst Church In Maitland as their associate minister. Old Time Southern & Country Gospel Singing at it's Best 4 Aft Sf Church | Pxslor Jack L. C ox and the Congregation W elcom es you. For Further Inform ation Coll Rick Holcomb 325*3794 �•A - Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Sapjambar 29, 1995 Cafe Chrlstophe Crellety, 26. political topics." Loyer said. “Sometimes a humorous Idea con become quite heavy. It Just depends on the crowd." For Sautet. a professor at the prestigious Political Studies In* stitute who specializes In the w o rk s of the 1 9 t h -c e n tu r y German philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, questions count more than answ ers. One week, s homeless man cam e to the cafe and fought his w ay through the crow d with polite excuses. He w a s told, "C re v e !" (Drop dead). “ To philosophize does not have the pretension of saying. T i l tell you the an sw e r.' For me. I t 's to lo o k f o r a n s w e r s together." said Sautet, w h o ex­ pounded on this them e In a new B u t he g r a b b e d the m icrophone and offered this experience for discussion. "It turned out to be one of the b e s t d e b a t e s ," s a id J e a n * L e g a l N o tic e s IN TM* CiT c UIT COUlT OS TMS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I NANO rod SEMINOLE COUNTY CASI NO.i HWnCA-MS UNITED STATESOF AMERICA by end Ihreugh the Secretary ol the OEPARTMENTOF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. Plaintiff, v«. CELESTINO SANTIAGO: et.al. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered In this causa In me Circuit Court of Somlnote County, Florida. I will toll the property situated In Somlnote County, Florida, described at: Lot It. Bloch 11, NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES. SEC­ TION 10. occordtng to the Plat ihereol, as recorded In Ptat Booh u. Pages 13 and 31. of the Public Records ol Seminola County. Florida, and commonly hnown as: 343 Holiday Lane Winter Springs, FLUTSI et public safe, to fee highest end best bidder, lor cosh, at tha West front doer ot the Somlnote County Courthouse. In Sanford, Florida, ot 11:00 AM.. on Octo­ ber m . i » j . MARYANNE MORSE ASCLERK OF THE COURT By: Jono E. Josowlc Deputy Ctort In ec cardance with tha Amer­ icans with Ditabtllftot Act. per­ sons with disabilities needing a special accammedetton to par­ ticipate In this proceeding should canted Court Adminis­ tration et telephone number W n u m net lator then seven 17) days prior to the proceeding. It hearing Impaired, ITDD) MOO-PSSI77I. or Voice (V ) 1 HO-miTTO. via Florida Relay Service. Mason A Assoc lalet. P.A 177S7 US ItN.i Suite M Clearwater, FL M U Publish: September It A Octo­ ber a. im OEH-MJ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IISHTEINTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO PGR SEMINOLE COUNT* FLORIDA CASS NO. R M t O - l i V ERICA LAN IGAN at TRUSTEE of the QUIXOTE SEMINOLE TRUST. Plaintiff. vs. W. JAMES PICKETT, III. H al.. AMENDED NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that tha undersigned Maryanne Morse, Clark et the Circuit Court et Seminole County, Flor­ ida. will en October M. lets at ll:M o’clock a m. at the West Front Deer et Seminole Court­ house. Sanford, Florida, otter tor safe and sell et public outcry to the highest end best bidder lor cash, Ihe property described as: Unit 1 el Lake Mery Medical Comples. a condominium, ac­ cording to the Declaration et Condominium and Eahlblta annexed thereto, receriNd Octo­ ber 17. TIP* In Official Records Book Ilia. Pegs HIS. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida with an undivided Inter est In the common elements one limited common elements de dared In said Declaration et book. “ U n C afe Pour Socrate" (A Cafe for Socrates), published by Robert LafTont. “ People s e e psychiatrists. They consult mediums. They find themselves a guru, unaware that what th ey're really seeking is a philosopher.” Sautet wrote. Sautet and his friends have started sim ilar cafe debates In the French cities o f Toulouse and Nice a n d In Switzerland, and they hope to sell the Idea In the United States. Legal Notice! Legal Notices Condominium situate In Seminole County, Florida pursuant N the Final Judgment entered In e case pending in geld Court, Ihe style el which to Indicated above. Parson* with e disability who need a tpeclal accemmadatton to partlclpato In fhll proceeding should canted ADA Coordinator et XT N. Park Avenue. Suite N. Ml. Sanford. Florida 11771 at toast five days prior to the proceeding. Telephone: 1*7) 37T43X Eat. 077; I » W •771 (TOO); or II0MUS770IV). vie Florida Relay Service. WITNESS my hwid and of­ ficial teal et said Court mis and day ot September, 1**S. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane E. Joeewlc Deputy Clerk M ARILYN D.DVORES. ESQ. MAGUIRE A OVORES. P A TUP SOLA PARK CENTRE 3BBE. ROBINSON ST.H ORLANOO.PL DM1 Publish: lepNmbir n A Octo­ bers. m s DEH-3M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EtSHTBINTH JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE CEUWTT OBNEEAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASENOCTS-metAMB OR EAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. tuccataar by merger to LINCOLN SERVICE MORTOAOE CORPORATION t/ka LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION. Plaint! ft, vs. MICHAEL PINA AO. JANET PINARO. hit wife, UNITED STATE OP AMERICA. RINKERMATIRALS CORPORATION. CENTRAL FLORIDA LUMBER ANO SUPPLY CO . and-------- . en unknown perten In peeeeeelenet the sub|»d reel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANE FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OP FLORIOA Caee Ne. ft-NP-CAIS- • OENBRAL JURISDICTION KISLAK NATIONAL SANK. Plaintiff. vs. CHARLES A. LEWIS. e tu a „e te l„ Defendants. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice le hereby given that the undersigned Maryanne Morse. Clerk of the Circuit Court ot SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on tha Mth dry ot October, IttJ, at II OS a m., ot the West Front deer et the SEMINOLE County Ceurtheuso. In Ihe City et Seniord. Florida otter ter eeto and tell at public outcry to caen, tha toitowtng described preperty situated In SEMINOLE County. Ftorlda. to-wlt: LOT 1«. SUNRISE. UNIT ACCORDING TO THE P L A T THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOR SI, • PAGES-TtvAND TSr-PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, pureuwil to Me final decree of foredoom entered In a caee pending In sold Court, Me style e l which Is: KISLAK N A­ TIONAL BANK. VS. CHARLES A. LEWIS, elua.,etal. Person* with * disability who to partlclpato In this proceeding should canted ADA Coordinator at Ml N. Park Avenue. Suite N. Ml, Sanford. Florida »T7I at five days prior to the Telephone: ta07) N T O N ext. lent; 1M W I7711TOO). or I (NSI-fSSSTTO IV), via Ftorlda Relay Service. WITNESS my hand and oftidal saal et said Court this Und day et September, ifts. (SEAL) Honorable Maryanne Morse Ctork et the Circuit Caurt By: JenoE.JMawtc Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICESOF JOSEPH PANIELLO Pott Office Sea na7 Tampa. Ftorlda DM1 Publish: September Jt A Octo­ ber*. m DEH-iaa Legal Notice STATEME NT OP OWNE RSHIP MANAGEMENT ANO CIBCULATION IA. Title el Publication: Sanford Herald. IB. Publication No. all 7100 3. Oslo of Filing: September IP. tf*S. 3. Frequency of Issue: Dally Eicapt Monday, Saturday A Christmas. 3A No el luut* Published Ann u ally: MO. 3B Annual Subscription Price-17* 00. a Complete mailing address ot known office ot publication: 300 N. French Ave., P.O. Boa 1*47, Sanford. Seminole County, FL 33773 1447. j Complete mailing address of the headquarters ot general business otlices of the publisher Seme as above, a Full namas and complete Mailing address ol publisher, editor, end managing editor: Publisher: N/A. Editor: Lacy Loer. 300 North French Ave . Sanford. FL3J77I. 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Business Manager Publish September 7*. t**S DEH-147 Detended It). NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JANET PINARD It olive, and it died, all parties claiming Interest by, through, under er against JANET PINARO end all parties having er claiming to have any right, title er Interest In the propertyt Iherein described. You art an action to len t torn a mart­ in SEMINOLE Cdunty. Florida L O T 14. L A K E T O N Y WATERWAYS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGE 17, PUBLIC AECO R D S O P S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA, A/K/A 3BP7 LAKE DRIVE. CASSEL­ BERRY. FLORIDA 1I7S7 hat been filed epeintt you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any. to II, on Anne M. Redrlguei. Attorney lor Plaintiff, wheat address It Sulla >M. tS70 Madruga Avenue. Coral Cables. Florida 13140. within thirty IN ) days attar the first publication of this Notice In the lontord Herald and tile the original with the Clerk et this Court either before service en PielntllTa after; otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the relief damended In the camplaint. WITNESS my hand and the ----------I Bdt Nth day at , WW-..T. MANYAMNf MORlf A* Clerk of tlw Court By: RughKIng At Deputy Clark "Persons with * disability who :l*l to partlctpof* In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Seminal* County Courthouse, Ml N. Park Avenue, SutN NMI, Sanford. P torIda S771. at toast live day* prior to the proceed Ing- Telephone: 1*07) 3734330 eat. 4777; l-gM-*SM77) (TOO) er l H b m (7 7 0 (V) via Florid* Raley Service." Publish: September71,It. i m DEH IBS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASEftateistaCA-teB CAROLYN P. STENSTROM. TRUSTEE. Plaintiff, vs. HEATHROW TOWNCENTER ASSOCIATES LIMITED, a Ftorlda Limited Partnership. Defendant. NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant le Summary Judgment ol Foraclotur* art fared In the case ol CAROLYN P. STENSTROM. TRUSTEE. P la ln tllt, v* HEATHROW TOWN CENTER ASSOCIATES LIMITED, a Ftorlda Limited Partnership. Defendant. In the Circuit Court, in and tor Semi nole County, Florid*. Case No. V4 1344 CA 1*1. Hw wndenipned Clerk wilt sell et public sal* to Ihe highest end best bidder lor cash at West Irani doer ol the Seminote County Courthouse. Ml N. Park Avenue. Sanford, Seminole County. Florid*, et the hour ot 11:00 am. on the lath day of October. A TV INS. that certain real property situate and being In Seminole G unty, Flor­ id*. described a* to'luws: Certain reel property located and situate In Seminole County. Florida, and more particularly described as fellows, to wit: That part ol tha South to ol Section 31, Township It South. R ange 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, tying East ot the Sanford Grant Line and West ol Intorstate Highway No. a. LESS Beginning at a point 17. S chains Well el tha SE corner ot said Section II. run N 00*14’ W parallel with the East line of Said Saclion 31. a dl* tanc* ot IS chains, thence run West parallel with Ihe South line ot said SecIton 31. a distance ot 17.5 chains, thence rim S 0*14’ E. I S chains, thence run West 4*7 20 feet to the Was) line ot the SE to ol said Saclion 31. thence run S 0-WXT E along said West line 12 5 chain* to the South to corner ol said Saclion 31. thence run East 1131 IS feel to the point of beginning. LESS the souther ly IS feet thereof adtacenl to the South line ol said Saclion 31 tor the right el way lor Slat* Road South aa A MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By Jan* E Jesewlc Deputy Clerk F RANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE P O Bom 4144 Sanford. FL 37777 aM* Publish September 7* A Octo bar *. lif t DEH ISO Legal Notice IN TNI CIRCUITCOURT OR THE MTN JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA GRNRRM . JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NDW-Mt CAM CTX MORTGAGE COMPANY. Ptototlfl. VS. NEIL PASTER;*!at., NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE Notice I* hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment et Perecleaure doted September M. i m . and entered In civil caee number *S-Mt CA 1L i f the Circuit Court at the lMh Judicial Circuit In and ter Seminal* County, Ftorlda. wherein CTX M ORTOAOE COMPANY, I* Plaintiff and NEIL PASTER. SUE PASTER, If living, and ell unknown parties claiming by, through. are ne* knewn to be olive, whether said unknown parties may claim an (ntorett as tocuses, heirs, devisees, gran­ tees, or ether claimant*. Is/ar* Defendant!*), I wilt tellto the highest and best bidder tor cosh at tha west front detr et the Seminole County Ceurlheuee In Sanford. Seminal* County, Flor­ id*. at 11-N A M. an Ihe lath day et October, i m forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: L O T S4, R E P L A T OF O R O V E V I E W V IL L A O E THIRD ADDITION. ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R O IO IN PLAT BOOK 74. AT PAOES t A 10. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE P A IR O B IT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARB ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIR M IS DEEMED TO BE A D E B T CO LLECTO R A T ­ TEMPTING TO COLLECT A OERT ANO ANY INFORMA­ TIO N ORTAINBD WILL EE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the list dey et lap MARYANNE MORSE Clark et Circuit Caurt By Jane |. Jeaevric Deputy Clerk COOt LISA STAWIARSXI to tH fe* Scout Reutovtrd Tampa. Ftor Me 13*07 lophono: (711)477MM Publish: September i f A Octo­ b er*. tees DEH 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIAMTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NOiM-iagt-CA DIVISION 144 PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE. INC.. PtolnllNIs), vs. LAWRENCE W. JOHNSON e/k/a LAWRENCE W ILLIAM JOHNSON, e te l. Defendant!*). NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Pinal Judgment el foreclosure dated September II, i m . and entered In Case No. M-14MCA I d ol Its Circuit Court ol the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM­ INOLE County, Florid* wherein P R IN C IP A L RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, INC. Is the Plain­ t i f f end LAW RENCE W. JOHNSON a/h/a LAWRENCE W ILLIAM JOHNSON. LINDA G. JOHNSON are the Defen dants. I will tall to the highnt and best bidder tor cash at tha West front deer of the SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse, Senlord. Florida el 11:00 a m., on the Mth day el October, lets, the following dneribed property ** set forth In said Final Judg LOT 4 ANO THE NORTH­ EAST I FOOT OF LOT J, BLOCK A. EASTBROOK SUB DIVISION UNIT NO. FOUR­ TEEN. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T THEREOF AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK I*. PAGE n . PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL L O W I N G O E S C R IB E O P E R S O N A L P R O PE R T Y : RANGE WITNESS MY HAND and the saal el this Court on Septombar n. im (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: JaneE. Jaaewlc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCall*. Raymer. Barrett A Freppler Post Oft Ice Box 1410 Tampa. FL 13401 F *41077*7 IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANSWITM DISABILITIES ACT OF IlfO Administrative Order No. f l 17 Persons with a disability who need * special accommodation to partlclpato in mi* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at X I n Park Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanford. Florida 33771 al toast live i l l (toys prior lo the proceeding Telephone (aOM 373 4130 Eat 4717. 1100 fU 477HTDO). or I lo o m 17701V). via Florida Relay Service. Publish September X A Octo bar*, i m DEH 140 Legal Notlcti Legal NotlCM NOTICE OP PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* ls hereby given: Mc­ Connell Tewing will tell el Public Auchan N r Salvage tor Cash on demand to highest bidder, the following described vehicles; te-ts-es •I Pont IGIAP37S7BPintn W-IMB I I flulek 1G4AJ47A4BH144SM M-SMS 13 Sub* JF1AM43BXDB4770S3 1B-SMS ■4 Toyota JT7RA44L*C«43f*4 | M Chevy 1GIAPB71JENtlB41l The Auction will be held at 13:00 pm on said dates Move. McConnell Tewing A Recovery MM 1 antes it Ave., Senterd. FL 17771. Prospective bidden may Inspect vehicles On* hour prior to sole. Terms ere Cash or C erlltod Funds. McConnell Towing reserves the right to accept er refect any and *11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POM Publish: September7*. Iff) OEM-171 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Pile Number n-stae-CD IN RE: ESTATE OP W. KEN BROWN NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO A LL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M AN D S A G A I N S T T H E ABO VE ESTATE: You are hereby nettfled that an Order et Summery Ancillary Administration ha* been intend In the estate et W. KEN B R O W N , d e c e a s e d . PH* Number *S goaf CD. by tha Circuit Ceurt for Seminal* County, Florida. PrebaN Dlvl slon. the address et which Is Seminal* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florid*. Piet Ihe total cash value et (he estate is SI1JBB.BB and that Ihe Semes and eddrissa* el thee* to‘whom It he* been assigned by such Sarlta Elltabelh Brown. It North Early Sl„ Alexandria. VA ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All creditors et llto decedent i having claim* estate on whom a copy et this notice Is served within three month* after the date et the first publication et this nolle* mutt file their claim* with this Court W IT H IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUEllCAT ION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors et tha decedent end persons having claims or demands against tha estate et the decedent mutt Die their claims with this court W IT H IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE F IR S T PU B LIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE. A L L C L A IM S ANO DE­ MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL RE FOREVER BARRED The date ot the first publkatton ot this Notice It September Und. lt*JPerson Giving NetIce: 1AR1TA ELIZABETH BROWN I f N Early Si. ALEXANDRIA, VA773M Person Giving Nolle* CHARLES J. COLLINS. JR. ATTORNEYAT LAW I0J E. ROBINSON ST., 1307 ORLANOO.FL 33701 Telephone: (407) *433*11 Florid* Ber No.: BI4B44 Publish: September 33.31 INI DEH IM County Ceurt Orange County, Florid* Casa I SOl i Tm Freedom Savings A Loan Association. Plalntllt v* Robert L. And Juanita L. Banker, Defendants Cavety Ceurt Orange County. Ftorlda Case! SOD-171 Barnett Recovery Corporation. Ptalntlfl vs Robert L. Banker and Juanita L. Banker. Defendants NOTICE OP SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mat by virtu* of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out ol and under the seal ol Ihe County Court et Orange County, Flor Id*. Casa a SO 17 573 upon a final judgment rendered In Ihe aforesaid court on the Slh day ol March A O lf*7 In lhal certain case entitled Barn*ft Recovery Corporation. Plalntllt v*. Robert L. Banker and Juanlla L. Ranker Defendants which atora said Writ ol Execution was delivered to me a* W eill of Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all Ihe right, title and Interest ol the defen dants In the following described preperty, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly de­ scribed as tol low*; On* 1*07 Toyota Statlonwagon. Maroon In Color. Vln « JTlMXTTWtHOSOttfl Being stored at Altamonte Towing In Altamonte Springs. Ftorlda. and the undersigned as Sheriff ol Seminole County, Florida, will al 1100 A M on the nth day ol October A D. IMS. offer for sal* and sell lo the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS. *1 the Front (West) Door, el Ihe stop*, at the Seminole County Court house In Sanford. Florida. Ihe above described property. That said sal* is being mad* to satisfy tha terms ol this Writ of Execution Donald F Esllnger. Sherlll Seminole County. Florida Published September 71.3*. October a. 13.»Ith the sal* on October 34. IMS NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI TIES ACT OF IM0 PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEED ING SPECIAL ACCOMMODA TIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEA BLE WRITS SECTION OF THE C IV IL DIVISION AT THE SHE RIFF’S OFFICE. 134S37TH STREET. SANFORD. FLOR IOA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED INGS 4X7 ) 330 4440 TOO 1X71 m in i OEM IfB A \ AaJi. % I C ASI H O : *577* CA MX UNITEDSTATEIOP AMERICA by and through fh d lo cr X a ry H l f e DEPARTMENT OP HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. Plaintiff. vs. BEN BLOOOGOOO; SUSAN BLOOOGOOO; *f. *1. Defendants. NOTICE OP BALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered In this cause In the Circuit Caurl al laminate County, Florid*. I will sell the preperty situated In Semlnefe County. Florida, described**: THE NORTH to OF LOT X ANO ALL OF LOT 17. BLOCK B, S E M IN O L E TERRACE R E P L A T . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. P A O I It. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA. and commenty known as: m o Lewery Drive Oviedo. FL 33741 at public sal*, to Ihe highest and best bidder. Per cash, et Ihe west Irani deer of the Seminole County Ceurthoue*. M Senferd. Ftorlda. X 11:44 A.M.. an Octo­ ber 34. IBM. MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT B y: Jane E. Jeeesetc Deputy Clerk In accordance with Ihe Amer­ icana With Disabilities Act. per­ sons with disabilities needing e special accommodation to par­ ticipate In this proceeding should contact Ceurt Adminis­ tration ot telephone number 4B7 3754X0. net fetor than sewn (71 day* prior tolhepreceedtog. If hearing Impaired. (TDD) t-BOO- BIS-1771. er Vale* (V) l eoeeuiTTO. via Ftorlda Rafey Service. Mason A Associates. P.A. I77J7 US 1BN., Suite JSB Clearwater, PL 34474 Publish: September i f A Octo­ ber*. IMS DEH 347 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1ITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIOA INANOPOA . SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M ill*C A 1 4 B C. E . CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc.. Plaintiff. VS. JOHNM. RAKER and BARBARA W. BAKER; etal., Defendants. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE Notice I* hereby given that, pursuant to that P Inal Judgment ot Foreclosure deled September 11. IMS. and entered In civil caee number tS-IISa-CA-laB. ot the Circuit Ceurt ot tha 11th Judicial Circuit In and Nr Semi­ nole County, Ftorlda. wherein O.E. C APITAL MORTOAOE SENVICRB. INC.'. It Ftotohtf and JO H N M . BAKER. BARBARA W. BAKER. Is/ar* Defendant!*), I will sell to the highest and best bidder Ior cash at the west front deer X the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Semlnefe County. Flor­ ida. at I I : » A.M. on Iho Uth day ol October. IMS. the tol low­ ing described property os set forth In said Final Judgment. to wit: Lot II, Block C. CRYSTAL BOWL SECONO ADDITION, according to Ihe plat Ihtreol, recorded In Piet Booh tl. Page 77. ol the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A D E B T COLLECTOR A T ­ TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA­ TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Deled the 72nd dey ot Sep­ tember, I M l MARYANNE (WORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWIARSXI XIO Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 430 Tampa. Florida 13407 Telephone: (111) 177 4001 Publish: September tt A Octo­ ber*. IMS DEH 773 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PRORATE DIVISION CASI NO. * S t»C P IN RE: ESTATE OF: ROBERT LELAND GREER. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration of the Estate ot ROBERT LELAND G R E E R , d eceased . F ile Number M I X CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Dlvl slon. the address ot which is Post Office Drawer C. Sanford. FL 37777. The names end address** ot the Personal Rep rasenlallv* and the Personal Representative’s attorney are sat forth below. All Interested persons are required to III* with this court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: ID all claim* against the estate and 111 any objection by en Interested person on whom ml* notice was served that challenges the valid Ity ot the will, the qualifications ol the Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ol mis Notice he* begun on September 77. IMS Personal Representative: JANE G DENNING 111* Grsvelend Drive Chuluola. FL 177*4 Attorney lor Personal Representative JOHN D MAHAFFEY, JR . ESQUIRE 3434 Lawton Road. Suite 200 Orlando. FL 31*01 1X714*41011 Publish September 13.31. IMS DEH 1*1 L t q a l N o t lc g t 1 IN THE CIRCUIT CEWET NOTICE OP ^ Notice to hereby given that I am engaged in buolnaa* at WB1 South County R eader, Altomonte Spring*. PL W tt. Semi­ nole County. Ftorlda. under tha Flctltlow* Name at FRANK REAL FORD ROOF I NO CO. I Rto Otvtstan at Carporattara. Tallakaaaa*. Florida. In Statute*. To-Wit: Socttan MS.lt. Flor Ida Statutes If*!. Patricia E. Reel ford Publish: OEH l**A HOT 1CB UWDRB FICTITIOUS NAME ACT 1 N o tic e Hn undersigned pursuant to the ” Fictitious Name Act.” Chapter BUM Florida Statutes will rep lifer wtth the Ptortdi Depart men! el Stale upon receipt X I the pubitaPlten X Bri* the ttetlttoue name, to W A N S LIY MOV 1HR SYTTEMB under which we are engaged In buslnaaa X I 7 » f AST LAKI MARY RLVO.. SANFORD. FL 37773. Dated at New Cattle. DC. this lath day X May. IMS. Wensley Moving A Storage Ce. By: KatherineHolton. Treasurer Publish: SeptemberIV. IMS DEH-MB t m iio m iiin t n CHEMICAL BRSIPEHT A Il MORTOAOE OOBtPOMATKK f/fc/a M ARG ARETTINb COMPANY, me. m to to V lo NATIONSEAIBC MORTGAGE CO M . O f VA i/k/a SOVRAN MORTOAOE CORN.. JOHN W. BREWER A/K/A JOHN WBR1WER.II IX X . IS) NOTICE GP ACTION TO: The I Mae f/k/4 . _ _ s/k/B _ _ Properties d/b/*/ W»R Orav* Apei Impels AND T H O S E C L A IM IN G EV. T H N O U G H , U N D E R ON A G A IN S T I T . A N O A L L OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES. IN C L U D IN G , GRANTEES. LIENORS, CNEWTOWS ANO A L L O TH E R F A R T IE I CLAIM ING I V , THROUGH. ________ 1 . U4BST T H A T OR P E N D A N T j A N D THE SEVERAL ANO RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ASSIGNS. SUC­ CESSORS I N IN TE R E S T. TRUSTIES ON OTHER FEES O N S C L A IM IN G I V . T H N O U G H . U N D E R OR A G A IN S T A N Y AN O ALL CLAIM ANTS. PERSONS ON P A N T I E S , N A T U N A L OR C O N P O R A T E . OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN. CLAUSING UNDEN ANY OP THE ABOVE MAAA10 ON DCICRIM O DE­ FENDANT. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BIG H TIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ARD FDR rA M M IEMIROLE COUNTY EltMhBRLlBJI GENERAL JURISDICTION PRESENT AO O R IIB IS DIVISION UNKNOWN CASE R0LBB-IB*! CAUL YO U ARE NOTIFIED IbX M WEYERHAEUSER action I* toi e time a i MORTGAGE COMPANY, an ihe SXtawing pr . . Plaint:It. SEMINOLE Caunty. FtorWB: vs Laf tl. Blacb A. MIDOLITON DE RE K A. CLAYDON. SHE ILA OAKS. accxXng to aw piX CLAYDON. husband end wife. i recorded la PIN Saak JOE K. HOOVER, JR.. X . Pegs* 33. 34 end X PwbM* LAVINIAH. HOOVER,hi* wife. M AYFAIR MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. to ftto --------- .ANUNKNOWN wtm eh ctoot x PERSON INPOSSESSIONOF THE SUBJECT REAL thirty IN I day* *fter%w RrN PROPERTY, and STATE pub! icatien at M e m Hw *a OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT Plaintiff* attorney. WtiWam ML OP REVENUE. Gotten A ABBgtSMM, Ifto S. OefendanfU). M y r tle A venue. Suite 1B». NOTICE OP ACTION TO: DEREK A. CLAYDON a default w ill be onSmod agatoX ANO SHEILA CLAYDON. yew Nr toe rtNX tomandtd M husband and wile tti# if Residence UnKnown WITNESS my Nond end toe If alive, and II dead, all ta e l X tot* Caurt an flda Mto parties claiming Interest by, deyXSaptowWBr.INI. through, under er aialn it (Seal) D E R E K A. CLAYDON and MAR YAMNY MOUSE SHEILA CLAYDON. hutbend C lark X toe Ceurt and wit*, and all parties he*in* By: Ruffs King or claiming to hove any right, AaDeeutyCNrk title or interest In the property W ILLIAM MOOLI herein described. ASSOCIATES You are hereby nettfled Attanwyo at Law. an action to toretfee* a mort­ gage on the following preperty 1ZN Myrtle Av., Salto MB In SEMI NOLE Caunty. FtorIdr - eerwBtor, PMHdeSMU Let 31. MAYFAIR MEAD ibtoAt SBRlimbar 33.SMNB OWS. a subdivision, actor OEH-IN to the ptot thereof a* record* to Piet Beak 3t. Page 31. X and3L ot the Public Records X Semi­ nole County. Ftor Me. a/k/a IN Meadow Boulevard. Senferd. Florid* 33771 IN T N B C IR C U IT CDMGT h*s been fifed egalwl you and you are required to serve a copy PLORIOA of your written defenses. If I FRONATE DIVISION to It. on Shepperd Faber, At­ Fife Number M BBI CP torney tor Plalntllt, whose address Is Suit* 3BB. IS7B IN RE: ESTATE OP MARGARET M. M cCAll. Madruga Avenue. Coral Gobles. e/k/a Margaret McCartt Florid*. X IX within thirty IX) days after Ihe first pubilcetlen McCall. of this Notice In the Senferd NOTICE OP Harold end til* the or If Inal with ADMINISTRATION the Clerk X this Ceurt either Tha adrntolstratton X Ihe before service en Plaintiffs attorney or Immediately there­ eetafe X MARGARET M. MeCALL. a/k/aMangaret McCanto after; otherwise a default 1 be entered against you for Ihe VS-BSI-CP. to pending In toe relief demanded In Iho i Circuit Ceurt tee Seminal* plaint. W ITN ESS m y hand and Iho Caunty. Ftorid*. PraSX* Dlvl................... i X ehNA to seal ol this Court this 17th dey X Seminal* Caunty September, IMS. Senferd. P L 33771. The i (SEAL) X M A R YA N N E MORSE Ao Clerk ot the Ceurt representative'* attorney ere By: PetrlclaF.Millt A t Deputy Clerk ALL INTERESTED PE R ­ " Portent with a disability «4w SONS ARE ffOTIFIEDTHAT: need a special eccemmedellen All pet to partlclpato In mis precai netlea Is should contact ADA Coordinator (feuuglU et Seminole County Courthouse, Ity X to* will, toe eeXihrXtona X I N. Park Avenue. Suit* NMI. Senferd. Florida 11771. ot Natl venue, er jurlsdktton X EM* live days prior to the pressed Ing. Telephone: 1407) 373433* Court are required to flit MXr ob|*ctl*n e with this Ceurt eat. 4117; I BOGHST771 (TDD) W IT H IN THE LATER OF or 1 too m 0770 (V) via Florid* T H E IR MONTHS AFTIR THE Ralay Service.” Publish: September X A Octo­ DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOT ICE OR ber 4. IMS THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE OEH ITS DATE O P SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON ADVERTISEMENT THEM. OP MLB Ait creditors X to* Heaton! NOTICE IS HERIEY GIViN uW J w ife^BX ^xW<W fWVE^reWWIW * m M RWW» THAT THE UNDERSIGNID IN T E N D S TO SELL THE PERSONAL PROPERTY DE­ estate en wham e capy X toN notice served wHMn three SCRIBED BELOW TO EN manthe offer me dele X fee first FORCE A LIEN IMPOSED ON publication X this notice must SAID PR O PE R TY UNDER III* emir claim* with Eto Court T H E F L O R ID A SELF W IT H IN THE LATER OF STORAGE ACT STATUTES THREE MONTHS AFTER THE (SECTION S3 HI. S3 X f I THE OATE OP THE FIRST PURLI UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR AT PUBLIC SALE BY COM­ THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE PETITIVE BIDDING ON THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A I4TH DAY OP OCT., IMS AT to COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON A M. ON THE PREMISES THIM. WHERE THE PROPERTY HAS All other creditor* X the BEEN STORED ANO WHICH AR E L O C A T E D A T SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE 7B03 S ORLANDO DR., SAN­ I WITHIN FORD, FL X773 COUNTY OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLOR­ DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ IDA THE FOLLOWING: CATION OP TH11 NOT ICE. C]3 VIDEO FEVOR ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS E4*KATHERINE BUSH AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO I f PATRICIA ROBINSON PILED WILL EC FOREVER IB CHRIS RAOOSEVICH BARRED. DM DANA VICTOR The date X Me i E41 LARRY LEMMON lien X mis Nolle* is l H » L.N. TSCHANNEN 3B. IfBS. F73 DAWNALIYSON HARE — JI Representative 03* DANA VICTOR Edward S. McCall C O N T E N T S INC LU O E I O. Roe 474*33 FURNITURE. TOOLS. APPLILakaMonrao. F L 77747 ANCES. CLOTHING. MISC Attorney tor Persanai BOXES. PACKED CARTONS. RfepftKntitivt i HOUSE HOLD ITEMS. ECT. Thomas A Speer ot PU R C H A SE S MUST BE Them** A. Speer. PA. PAID FOR AT THE TIME OF P.O. Rea IMS PURCHASE IN CASH ONLY. Sanlord. FL 37773-1JM A L L PURCHASED ITEMS Telephone: <4471 777 8*11 SOLO AS IS WHERE IS AND Florida bar No.: 07*471 M U ST BE REMOVED AT Publish: Is* It niter It A TIME OF SALE SALE SUB btrM. I f* ! JECT TO CANCELLATION IN DfHSbS THE EVENT OF SETTLE M ENT BETWEEN OWNER ANOOBLTGATED PARTY. RICHHASSELBALCH MANAGER SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE TEL i l l MIS II Publish: September 7*, end October 4. i m OEH 170 ... I to BUY H 0 SELL IT. �FRIDAY Hanford Hernlrl S e p t e m b e r 29.1 995 Classwork pays off liS C A U V Tabscott gets Burger King scholar athlete award No-Tap at Bowl America SANFORD — Bow l Amerlca-Sanford will conduct iti weekly No-Tap Tournament this evening beginning at 9:3 0 p.m. Strikes are aw a rded when a bowler knocks down nine or 10 pins. Competition will be divided into men’s and wom en’s divisions. The entry fee 1 st 15. Three atrtkepota also will be awarded during the course of the evening. For more information, call 322-7543. Adult Flag Football SANFORD The Sanford Recreation Deparment will hold an organisational meeting for a n adult flag football league on Wednesday. October 4th at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Had. For more Inform ation, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-8087. Klwanla Golf Tournament SANFORD — Bette Gramkow, Klwanla G olf Tournament chair, announced that the Sanford club will be sponaortng a golf tournament at DeBary Golf an d Country Club on Friday, October 13th with a 1 p.m. shotgun start followed by dinner at the club. The tournament format la 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 an d hole recognition. Fees include cart and greens fee. players package, prizes, dinner an d aw ard s for longest drive and closest to the pin. Entry deadline la Monday, October dth. Mall checks payable to Sanford Klwants Chib and mall, along with entries and golfers' handicaps, to: Bette Gramkow. 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FI. 32773. Or phone (4071322-3213. SRD offtra Baton daaaaa SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering baton classes for girls ages 5 and up. The classes, taught by Joy Clove, are held every Thursday from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Gymnastics Association Building, flOl E. 28th Place. The cost Is $10 per month. For more Information call 330-5687. Sanford Rocraatlon Karat# SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment la offering karate for ages 6 to adult. The classes arc held at the Sanford G ym ­ 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 $10 per month. For more Information, call 330-5687. Lightning baat Panthara JACKSONVILLE — Chris Gratton scored three goals and Brian Bradley added two Thursday night aa the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 5-2 In an exhibition game played with regular-season Intensity. Four fights broke out during the game played before 4.07Bat Jacksonville Coliseum. Florida, playing a more offensive style under new coach Doug Mac Lean, didn't score until midway through the second period when Brett Harkins flipped the puck over Daren Puppa. Jaguars maka changas JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday re-signed safety Deral Boykin and placed safety Chris Hudson on Injured reserve. Boykin. 35. originally Joined the Jaguars Dec. 27. He spent the offseason and training camp with the team unlit he was waived Aug. 27 in the (Inal rosier cutdown. During the preseason. Boykin played In all five games for the Jaguars. He made 17 tackles on defense and one on special team s Hudson, the team's third-round draft choice this year from Colorado. sufTered a groin Injury in training camp. He played In Sunday night's game against the Green Bay Packers for the first lime since the Injury. Safety Monty G row was placed on injured re s e rv e W e d n e s d a y a fte r u n d e rg o in g arthroscopic knee surgery. Jason LlddeU of Saginaw Valley (Ml) State University (DIv.II) and M atthew Herron of Blac k b urn College (Carotinvtlle, D) (Dtv.Itl). “C h ris reflects the finest qualities of a scholar athlete.” aald Dr. John C. Mitt, president of the Unive rsity o f Central Florida. “ He to a dedicated student, a gifted athlete and an outstanding cam pus citizen. “M e Is moat deserving o f this very special honor and on behalf of the campus and the community, we solute Burger King Corporation and oiler o u r hearth It thanks for tta generous contribution and for its committment to high MIAMI - Chris Tabacott, a 1985 Street ft Sm ith's preaeaaoo second team All-American a n d senior guard for the University o f Central Florida, w as named one o f four $35,000 Burger King scholar athletes o f the wreck In recognition o f hie aca demic excellence as a 3.7 engineering m ajor and his prowess on the football Add. Tabacott. a 1981 graduate o f Oviedo High acnooit WBB tciectra uy a Nuc-nDDon panel oi experts from the National Football Foundation an d College Hall o f Fame. Inc. and Burger King Corporation. The University o f Central Florida w ill receive from Burger King Corporation a check In the amount o f $25,000 which goes to the university's general scholarship fond. Burger King C o r p o r a t io n ------which has committed a total of $25 million this season to the moat ambitious corporate marketing cam­ paign In college football h istory------baa pledged $1.3 million of these funds to a 13-week scholar athlete program which will honor individuals r epr esenting all four football divisions of NC AA m em ber Institutions. Other winners named this week which will be Tabacott. the Ookken Knights’ team captain, has b e e n a member of the President's Honor Roll sod th e D ean’s Uat. He Is a roembr of a number of h o n or societies Including Golden Key. Phi K a p p a P h i. Phi Eta S ig m a a n d the UCF u n g c fg fa q u ti c n o n o fir it^ ia m . • Chris Tabscott announced on ABC’s September 3 0 colie football telecast a n Jeremy Hogue o f U S C (Dtv. A n Academic Football Player o f the Year and Florida Academic Schotar. Tabacott Is a four-year ■tarter for the Golden Knights. In addition to his academic an d 0 0 -fkkl committments. Tabacott la also Vice P resident of both his fraternity data and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and volunteers M s time at the Winter Park Housing Authority playground. Lions top Trib e , get S A C lead SANFORD — Oviedo got an easy victory In game one. rallied to win game two, and grabbed sole posses­ sion of first place In the Seminole Athletic Conference Thursday with a 15-3. 15-12 win over Seminole. Oviedo improved to 8-0 in the SAC and 10-3 on the season, white Seminole Is now 4-1 In the confer­ ence and 10-3 overall. " I expected to win. but It was a little bit easier than I thought It would be." said Oviedo coach Anita Carlson. "W e had to really fight in the second game to come bock becau se Sem inole w a s playin g w ell." Shannon Munns. Michelle Cutter and Becky Goldberg served the Lions to a 7-0 lead In the first game. Munns spear headed the effort with five straight service points. After Aubrey Nelson made the score 7-1 with an ace, Michele Lowe, Leah Harklewlcz, and Cindy Llljenqulst combined for five service points to push the Oviedo lead to 12-1. Marlsa Alford had two service points for Seminole. Including one ace. to trim the margin to 12-3. Cutter, who finished with four service points In the game, closed out the first gam e for Oviedo. Harklewlcz had three service points for the Lions In the opening game. Sabrcena Sapp, Aubrey Nelson. Vllaphone Rattanavong. and Andrea Russo teamed up to serve the Tribe to an 8-0 lead In the second game. Harklewlcz. Llljenqulst. Cutter, Munns and Michele Low e combined to help the Lions outscore the Tribe 15-4 and close out the match. “Oviedo came back and got the momentum," said Seminole coach Beth Corso. " W e m a d e three mistakes In the last three points of □ $ e e V sU sy b a U . F a g * 2U ft Oviedo's Cindy Lll|enqulst (right) rips a aplka past a block attempt by Seminole's Tina White aa the Tribe's Maries Alford (No. 34) looks on. The Liona overcame a m 1 ■ big flftHclt In t h « second gama to complsts a straight gsme sweep and moved Into sola possession ol the lead In Ib e Seminole Athletic Conference. Everyone’s a winner in softball at Chase Park WELL DONE \ K W H SIMMS* m s M M * 1 ♦ flu ■r Vi Herald Sports Editor i f Panthara maka a trad# FORT LA UD ER D ALE - The, Florida Panthers traded defenseman Dallas Eaklns to the St. Louis Blues In exchange for a fourth-round draft choice in the 1997 N H L Entry Draft. Eaklns. 28. Joined the Panthers as a free agent In July 1993. In his first two seasons, he spent most of his playing time In Cincinnati. Photo by Twin Photo □ 8 p.m. — W ESH 2. Braves at Meta. (L) Michael Hargon. Chari Damschrodar, Pal Hargon, Belly Jo Scharer and Vernon Scharar of Lake Mary (from left) pose In front of a great catch of dolphin taken on trip to Islamorada In the Florida Keys._________ SANFO R D — If you played, you got to experience a win In the S anford Recreation Departm ent M e n 's T h u r s d a y N ig h t F a ll Slowpitch Softball League at Chase Park. Ken Rum m el Chevrolet got a forfeit victory from Nobles Con­ struction. Beer:30 oulacored Ken Rummel Chevrolet 15-12 an d Crazy W ings edged Bcer:30 6-4. No results were received from the g a m es at Plnehurat Park. Depending on the outcome o f (he other games, Crazy Wings la now 4-0 and M.A. Erectors 3-0. Com pet­ ing the standings are Beer:30 (3-2). N o bles Construction |2-2). Ken Rummel Chevrolet (2-3). T E C Mort­ gage (1-2) and Sanford T ire and Scrubs (both 0-3). Next week, at Chase Park: 6:30 p .m .. N o b le s Construction vs. Beer:30. 7:30 p.m.. Nobles Con­ struction vs. Crazy Wings: 8:30 p.m.. Crazy W ings vs. Ken Rummel Chevrolet. At Plnehurat: 6:30 p.m., Sanford Tire vs. M.A. Erectors; 7:30 p.m., Sanford Tire vs. Scrubs; 8:30 p.m., Scrubs vs. TEC Mortgage. Powering Beer:30 were Dave Coss (double, three singles, two runs, three R B I). B ob M ark o s (fou r singles, three runs, two RBI). Bob Gamer (triple, single, two runs. RBI). Rodney Curry |two singles, two runs, RBI). Spencer Baggett (two singles, run. two RBI), Tim Allison and Joel Kean (taro singles and two runa each). Jim Reid (two singles. RBI), Mike Miller (single, run). Ken McKeever (single, RBI) FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R TS IN YO U R A R EA , READ T H E SAN FO R D HERALD D A ILY g (N * | | " ,' t if L f dir r gMr^ifTi1 �M, 1MS STATS & STANDINGS •UMOv* ft* SB im h im t n n m W H A T 'S H A P P M H H Q TwEna-VtaSILM t74pr*?CE*4 IE »* 14 4«ta*HuE* IE >■ IMiiHwnr 4* S (Ml a * T041) 1)4* (ARENA) TODAY Msm-inksui Varsity Football 4tf*«0l*K*i IY**r US IS SB 4S IB SB USUI" 714*14*111441)1041 M n -n > J l IW IM * US IS IS iu m s m is ts io n **— is StMIHflkTtHDIBS (JUDIES InsSns-VSiSEH insert IS IS IS Il—Mft7 IS IS hm scui is • n-n i s i mu u 1 1 m s □ CHlMM1 Ukt HOW*. 7:30 pm □ M I wm H Uto Mary, 7:30pm □UkblrimiDy t6amlnola,7:30pm Intamational Hockty Laaguo □ Orfsnio M » Smt* MDUroHVlptn, 8:30pm Man's Collag# Soccor □M DCF. UCFvs. Charleston Southern, 4pm Man’s Rscraation Softball □at Lake Mary Sparta CamplatL 6:30 pm, THC vs. N/ HInc.; 7:49pm, PRISM vs. ModemWelding SATURDAY Woman's Pro Baaaball □ DeUen Springe Mamenie at Sanfsrdlea, 1 pm Prop Cross Country aaSns-MCES lOaaWM ES IS IS I001E* IS IS 40— ?l*C*ai IS < (IDHE TUMI IBS ■mns-VESEE tAptaOf— ES IS IS IW E S E IS IS IIM IM IS IW IE E tlH IlB aa iH IIS I SEW (HI VS) as — -t/tadui iftmsswi m s is K iE IE l IS IS IUUSk|IE is •SUEETIHSEa nsna-VESES HnSaCvu* IS IS IS iCr— iCfC— IS IS risosus is s tvs i e t uvn s e nsnssrl i-i/Esaa m e n ** IS IE IE 1X11—10*? IE IE IGnaEaaBaam IE •on IE TUMIEE I OHS SUI WMB-VEftBS lErWaChuOt IS IS IS Racraation Flag Football □al laniard MMdto 1cheat Minora - 9 am, Rattlers va. Vikings; 10 am, Bulldogs vs. Golden Knights; Majors r 11 am, Stealers vs. Dolphins; noon, 49ars vs. Jaguars; 1 pm, Cowboys vs. Raiders; Seniors - 2 pm, Giants vs. Hurricanes; 3 pm, Bearsvs. Cowboys HUTU* IS •on IETOVSES IWns-MEBS aTsais is is is » j i p.*. .( n.M iM i «S IS IS 1Ajplri IS IS II—* IS • (HI SSI *s m s * Ttun ms ()■ns 41— •■**•> US IS IB itac-tErt— IS is JAtot— 0* US t OS EE IBII IBS TIDEIDS HaarsM IV*d»0* iVnOsui m nm S E E E S El ES IS IS IS IS IS • OS EE run WET BID ME IS M E U M E E M E i A- *k S - E M lEiaa US IS IS IS IS ts • OSBE roe«ETOES IET OMiUSLS RAIN88QAUOB *91 S IM s a w 14 V 0 « I) I ill ii e a m a* v s ma )B iz—n us ns is INm is IB DM IS •asnsruam sTUM BUi Tkn Raines Is • lanfofd noth* and lemtnots High School 9f*jt< s now playing for tha Chicago Whlta Sox. Hie stale are for the 1816 eeaeon mthe first column, pertonatbeet eeaeon totafe Hi the second column end current career totals (including 1N6 games) Inthethirdcolumn. Raines had one of the While Son* four hits, going 1-for-3, as the pale hose lost 40 to the Kansas City Royals Thursdaynight. I l M • n a S H E ES IS IB BS IS • os » * s (Ml SE THIS mu S B SB 1)4 I MUI SE S IH I U IM la A—* Jsifr— > -133 190 At-bats------------------491 647 Rune.................... 80 133 Hitei............................».»w 141 194 RBI............ 67 71 Doubles^------------- 29 31 Triples....................... 3 13 Home rune................. 12 18 Steele...................... 13 00 Average...................287 .334 SIM. a a js n e a e n m H U E ■ILllW* ___________i! 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Ron Wlrth (single. RBI). Craig Appel (single, run) and Jesus o (RBI). • u s N uln i ------Hitting for Bccr:30 were Jerry Cam us (double, tingle, two RBI). Rodney C u rry (two singles. RBI). is lin n ia US VS IB sap— ipin us i s lla w e b ie ID •(H IM F (H )V .»m »aU I II IZ—4* IEm am us o mtUMiSSr H sW i ja— »<*— ES IE IS ES ES 1E * CEE* 11 • Oil SET OS IKE Tots OEM kWOllHWH IIME IM BS BJ U4 ikm • (H) SE run ISE Toil] I BS ns MS Ik M ls * IS •onsEroam ETOM i e t Spencer Baggett (two singles, run). Mike Miller (single, run. R B I). T im Allison and B o b Markos (one single and one run e a c h ) a n d J im R e id , K e n McKeever. Joel Kean and B ob G a m e r (one tingle each). ■ n n it II d.iwemse^nE tomwi— IM S w j* * a i » m i II 41 I r BlfnEWmABB*— II Iio im * Ctrl)* EWlmnm. I. UsrfeSt. EkV* Cwrtry 0*r On— EIB*— 4 UmaOk vCMuytl JmlWkT— I • iu i i mii Iw iM S ** • * ' »«M> — |7*rr|Itl * Omy 14*— I il.I My* 4 k** Tirt IFEtlrtt II t| E T— * ICm— l Ul.lMy* ’ n f «w.Trmk**y*— T«m. 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Jatari Jan*In*. If. anfkw; 17. Mika Swalm Jr.. 7S: li Ouana Haina*. II. brEat; 1. Canrafl OftaUtf; }. Dam* Hall; 3. Al Bukar; 4 Kalth Slmyton; L WaynaWtllt. FURI STOCK♦CYUNOSR MIAVV I. Faf Wall*, t. Mika AAacDausall; 3. Silly Patartan;«. Itavy Gauflyf; I. Frink Rankin. F U ll STOCK4-CYLINOS! LI0MT I. Mark ItErt— ; 1- SryH Wakyr; 3 Scat) Jkrvll; A. Pawl Larhnar; L Paul SkayyarE. S y— ll. 40. analnsj 11. Caarfy Crynthaw. H ccMynf; » Dan FarSua. If. yn|lna; » . 1. Jan Camyasnana Sr.; L Jon Can— na Jr.; 1. Wray Shatfvr; 4. Gary Satvafera; L JohnCarfar. MINI-STOCK Earnhardt cuts into Gordon’s point lead giving u p." Eam hiudt's win, his fourth of the year, moved him to within 275 points of Gordon (4.031-3.756). Sterling Marlin remained In third place with 3,631. Mark M artin (3.531) and Rusty Wallace (3.427) round out the top five. The series will travel to North Wllkesboro. N.C., this weekend for the Tyson Holly Farms 400. ** * IJJIEOEynrtU liB.ti* I HI)E 7*4* (Ml. 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But we're not M il mlEl* |Arlm» os Stacy takes VCS Goody’s race BARBERVILLE - Dave Stacy pushed his Ford past leader David Hutto on lap 68 and held the advantage to the end to claim the win In the NASCAR Goody's Dash Series event at the Volusia County Speedway last Saturday night. Stacy a v e ra g e d 7 3 .2 6 0 In finishing ahead of Robert Huf­ fman. Hutto, Lyndon Am lck and Will Hobgood. Also finishing on the lead lap were Edw ard Howell and Jimmy Foster. All told 16 of the 25 starters finished the 100 lap race. Hutto had claim ed the pole w ith a q u a lify in g speed of 101.649 and led the first 67 laps of the race slowed by Just two cautions for six laps. In support races on the Vk-znlle track. Jon C o m p a g n o n e Sr. outduelled his son. Jon Com­ pagnone Jr., to win the Modified r a c e . W r a y S h a f f e r . G a ry S alvatore a n d J o h n C arter rounded out the top five. Conrad Grenier took home the Mini-Stock h o n o rs ahead of Donnie Hall. A l Buker. Keith Simpson and W ayn e Wells. Pat Wells w a s the winner of the Pure Stock 4-Cylinder Heavy claaa. with Mike Macdougall nil. Billy Peterson. Steve Gaudet and ■ft (Ill.ly* • OS S E F MS IDE TEETH(MU Softball and Jerry Camus (three RBI). Doing the dam age for Ken Rummel were Scott M urphy (double, two singles, three runs, RBI). Bobby Keefer (double, two •Ingles, run. tw o R B I). Jeff Futrell (three singles, three runs. RBI). Kirby S trine hart (three tingles, run. four RBI). Brian Curtis (two singles, tw o runs). Ray HsrtsAeld (two singles, two RBI). Chris Nlckle (single, run. RBI). Cary Keefer (single, run) and David G oldstlck (tingle. RBI). Contributing for C rasy Wings were Steve Woodley (double, two ■Ingles, run . R B I). Rodney Taylor (three singles, run. RBI). G a r y M ille r a n d B r a n t le y Brumley (two singles and one run each). 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Charleston Southern, 1 pm; UCFvs. Universityof Kentucky, 3pm w * I7IM11 HE « (7IMi MU I onm* A- 4J4>R- SIJ* Km m ns is IB lUMliMp IS IS llurtknM IS • u s s s ra sisstM a su i • (hi s e run BE TOM SIS Man's Collogo Soccor □AH •antukXMinuk t— yhomi the match, and we Just can't do that In a match like this." Bonnie Dcdelow had 12 kills for Oviedo, while Munna added six service points and five digs and two kills. LUjenquiat had four digs and three kills for the Lions. G old berg contributed three digs. Harklewlcz had eight service points and three kills, and Cutter had 10 service points and two aces. Nelson and Alford played their usual leadership roles for the Seminolcs. producing four kills, four digs and one ace each. Rusao and Tina White had one ace each. The Lions Junior varsity team also protected a perfect SAC rd iwith a ------record 17-19. 15-2. 15-2 win over Seminole. The Tribe ts now 7-4 overall and 6-0 in the conference. The Tribe J.v. Is now 5-9 and 0-5 In the SAC. Semi­ nole plays at Lym an Tuesday n ig h t , w h ile O v ie d o h o sts Cypress Creek on Monday. ----- PAT9 MOOT DOWN HAWKS A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S C a r r ie A r a g o s e r v e d L a k e Brantley to an 8-0 lead to start the first game Thursday to spark a 15-4. 15-9 win over Lake H ow ell. A ra g o fin ish e d the match with 11 service points and seven aces. Kinsley Craven had eight serv­ ice points, four kills and three aces for Lake Brantley, while Michelle Cates had eight service points and two aces, and Kristi Finley had three kills. Cates posted 41 good serves and 14 aces this week. "W e came out strong." said L a k e B ra n tle y c o a c h S ta n Cutler. "Th e hustle was there, and the serves were strong. That's all we needed." The Patriots started a sweep of the Lions in the Junior varsity match. Lake Brantley won the last two games of the match to Improve to 10-5 overall and 5-1 In the SAC. Lake Brantley hoats rival Lake Mary on Tuesday night. LMOnOiBUTT HOUNDS LAKE MARY — Lake Mary evened tta record at 6-6, and Improved to 3-2 tn the SAC. with a 15-6, 7-15. 15-5 w in over Lym an . Lym an Is n o w 5-7 overall. The Rama had a 9-1 lead in the first game and enjoyed an 8-3 advantage In the third game en route to the win. Jeannte Manx had 15 service points and eight kills. Including 10 service points In the first game. Monica Camardese had 12 service points In the match, while Traci Tombros had II kills. Lake Mary travels to play Lake Brantley on Tuesday. " I was really pleased." said Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry. "W e had a good Lake Mary style match. It was a good win for us. Monica an d job." Tract did a nice RAMS BOYS BTIMO BORJIBTB ORLANDO - The Rams Im­ proved to 12-1 overall Thursday with a 15-7. 15-11 win over Bishop Moore. Lake Mary held 8-3 and 11-4 leads in the first game, and raced to a 7-0 start In the second game. WUI Lipscomb had eight service points, four aces and four kills for the Rams. Darrell Dllmore had four blocks and th re e k ills, and Jason Hawkins had three blocks and three kills. "Everybody played tonight." said L a k e M ary coach Bill Whalen. " W e looked pretty good. W e got some of our kids some experience. 1 was very pleased by what I saw." The R am s Junior varsity team Improved to 4-8 on the season with a three game win over the Hornets. Lake Mary will be In action again Monday at Oviedo. EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! EEK lS ’ IIj v i G iiyh o u n d R acino I ! .L - J l U a m H gntiy • ( i n * SasAy) • Psst Dm 7:30 Ma u r is l Ssf. - Past l b s lflQ 6 m w * I * * lenw lm Vk hmim w e lw i/$ i Pm 4 Ju. ■MM mini uvt mi uruun nm Mum SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX CASSELBERRY*4 0 7 /699- 4310 1AM « IMM/OSUtiN WttCOMI �r wv SwifOrd Horald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ssptombsr » , IN S - People Telephone Solicitation Act SunboH Daytlly Club to maat Sunbelt Daytlly C h ib meets the flnt Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m through April at the Old City Hah. H igh w ay IS A near Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. The club educates m em bers on daytlly grow in g through ahde ■hows, guest speakers an d trips to daytfly g ard e ns. There are no c lu b du es. C a ll 880-3196 for m o re Inform ation. A!*Anon meets Sunday, Monday Al-Anon meets every Sunday st 8 p.m. at the west side of South Seminole Hospital on SR 434, and Monda y at 7 p.m. at Northland Comm unity Church, corner o f D og T rac k Road and U S 17-93. For Information, call 323-6678. Blood Bank oooko donors Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its S anford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, caU 333-0633. m iih h c i o n v rv o Sanford Recreation Department offers Step A erobics at the youth center In Sanford City Hall. Mondays a n d Wednesdays, from 9 to 10 a.m. an d S:30 to 6:30 p.m. Instructor la Lisa Hines. Coat la 63 per class. For Information, call 3SO-8697. ‘No Calls List’ offered to consumers T h e m arketing efforts of m a n y b u sin e sse s and organisations oepena ofi m e icicpouoc, xsui m an y consum ers do not tike the Intrusion o f telephone isles c a b s brio their personal lives. Florida w ee a m o f ths first states to a d d r e s s thy .matter th ro u g h U n d er ___ ________ Solicitation Act, the Florida De­ p artm en t o f Agriculture a n d C onsum er ffe rvKef compiles a hat o f c o m m a , who d o not w ish to receive safes sobettations over the ph om . AD telephone •ouettauon firms mat sre c o r ­ nered b y the le w must purchase the " N o S a k e Solicitation Q-elfe In The the state, and they -----------w h o ere coat to consumers o f comii— e FO CUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG \ h a v in g a telephone n u m b e r hated Is 810 for the first year, with a yearly renewal fee o f 85 to keep a number on the list. The list la updated quarterly. Some types of calls a n d busi­ nesses are exempt from the proristona of the law . Solicitors may make calls: a In response to a n expressed request by the person called. .a in reference to a n existing debt, contract, paym ent or per­ formance. • To any person with whom the telephone solicitor has a prior or an existing business relationship. • If they are employed by a newspaper and are calling about newspaper business. Telephone solicitation firms that are covered b y the law also must register an d post a bond with the department. AH solici­ tors must Identify themselves by true first an d last name, and state the nam e o f the firm on whose behalf they are calling. Many t e le p h o n e solicitors make use o f autom ated dialing devices that random ly dial tele­ phone numbers. T h e law per­ mits automated dialing devices under certain circumstances, but prohibits recorded sales m essages. Th e law prohibits random dia lin g devices from c a l l i n g u n l i s t e d te le p h o n e num bers o r numbers on the “ N o Calls List*’ that receive a pro­ hibited sa le s solicitation call should report It to the Depart­ ment by writing: Florida Department o f A p ic u l­ ture an d C onsum er Services M ayo Building TaOahaaaee. F L Include the name, address and telephone num ber of the pany: the name of the m aking the call: your nam e a n d telephone number: the date a n d time o f the ealh and the products or services offered. Call 1-800-HELPFL A (1-800-435-7352) to request a form to get on the “No Sates Solicitation Calls List." ' I TOPSmeetsMondaymorning SANFORD — T O P S (Take off Pounds Senatbly) Chapter *891 meets every Monday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. A ll Interested In losing m ight are welcome. For Information, can 333-31SO. Fun Dog Show winner* named Sanford Rotariana to mat! SANFORD — Rotary C lu b of Sanford meets every Monday's! noon, at the Sanford Cham ber of Commerce building. Ths City of Longwood Parke and Recreation Department s third annual Fun Dog Show waa heM recently. There were a number of ’categories in this fun-filled ahow that brought much laughter to the spectators aa dog owners strutted their stuff with their pet pooches. In photo, the SingIngTTalklng Category winners are (from loft): Jeffrey Agramonte with his dog Bill, first place, who •eng,"Happy Birthday;” David Stride with hla dog Sport, third place; and Wendy Moris with her dog Britches Brittney, second place. Extended coverage will be featured In Shay Koegei’s Longwood column Sunday. Activities for seniors L ik e Mary Seniors Invite anyone 56 years o r older tol them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvera. ft 9:30 to 11:30 a.m .; Gam es, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Chib Road. Employmant opportunities for santoro An employment program sponsored b y A A R P Senior Community Service la held “ at the Sanford A rm ory Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from 8 a.m. to noon. BUI Downey and Nick Callahan are available to help seniors And employment. Cancar support group masts Support. Hope an d Recovery. y. S.H.A.R.. 8.H.A.R.. fmeets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central1Florida r Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This lai a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment n ow or finished with It. CaU 334-8737 or 333-7786 for more information. AARP lists masting schsduls The Winter Springs Chapter of A A R P m eets the third Monday of the month, at 1:30 p.m., at the W inter Springs Senior Center off Edgem on Avenue. Senior citizens, 50 and over, are invited to attend. For Information, call Marian DoUn. 337-7334. Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonym ous and Gam-Anon for fam ily and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Information, call 336-9306. Al-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alcoholism o f a frelnd or relative, there la help. Serenity W on, 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 333-4133. Nsrcotlcs Anonymous msota In Sanford Narcotics Anonym ous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian House of GoodwlU. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Historical Commission gsthara The Lake Mary Historical Commission m eets at 7 p.m. the first Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Rood. Contact James Thompson at 333-9433 for more Information. Oddfsllows schsduls msstlng Lodge No. 37 o f the International Order of Oddfellows meets the first and third Monday of every month, except July and August, at 8 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford. Ovsrsstsrs Anonymous mssts Tussdsy SANFORD — Overea rs Anonymous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whitner Lounge o f Holy Cross Episcopal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend la the desire to stop eating compulsively. Sswing club gsthsrs Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the W O O P IE Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center, 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well aa Items for the Christmas Store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemie babies, nursing home residents and gifts for (he annual Christmas store. Activities for seniors i-afcf Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years o r older to join them In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country C lu b Road. Wsekly Lions Club msstlng The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Andrea Krazclse at 330-6116. Brldg# club to moot, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Klwanls Club of Csssslbsrry moots Klwanis Club o f Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. at Village the Casselberry Senior Center. For Information, call 8318545. Sanford seniors to most The Sanford Senior Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are welcome. For information, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. Parents set rules when live-ins visit home Tt 1 must respond to the letter from “ Desperate." w hose son w as returning from college and bringing hie Itve-ln girlfriend. His mother w a s un­ com fortable with the Idea o f her •on sleeping with hla girlfriend In the family home. I also have a eon who’s h ad a llve-tn arrangement with his girlfriend of six years. They call It “ datin g." If you can Imagine. W h e n 1 w as growing up. we ca lle d It "attacking up.” In­ cidentally. I adore the girl and hope they marry aomeday. M y aon knows how hla father an d I feel about It. I expressed m y dlaapproval only one ttme. an d becauae o f the way he w as raised. I don’t have to harp on It. He Is an adult and has chosen him ow n standards by which to live. W h e n he comes home, there are separate bedrooms prepared for them. Nothing Is said. They k n o w w h a t to do. I d o n ’t supervise, but both beds arc a lw a y s obviously slept In. OLD-FASHIONED MOM D B A S OLD-FA6SIOMBD: T h an k you for your letter. The q u e s t i o n o f w h e re g r o w n children (and their “significant o th e rs") should sleep when they return home to visit Is one that troubles many parents. 1 tell them to speak up and state their preferences honestly. Read on for a similar problem — with a different twist: D B A S ASST: My f a t h e r passed away two years ago. Mother has been living In Florida a n d has had a new boyfriend for about five months. T hree weeks ago, Mom re­ turned to Illinois for her usual su m m er visit and brought her boyfriend. *’Ernie." with her. S h e usually stays with one of us kids (there are six of us), an d this year w a s my turn to be hostess. After they were here a couple o f hours, it w as time to retire. My tw o sons (ages 4 and 7) were already In bed. As Mom and Ernie brought their luggage In. I p r e p a r e d the two a v a ila b le bedroom s. (One was upstairs a n d the other was In the base­ m ent.) I told them they could decide where they each wanted to sleep. Mother threw a fit that she and Ernie couldn't sleep together! JLA A # * * ' - • **1 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN (Th ey don't live together In Florida.) I told her that for the sake of the kids. I didn’t think It was a good Idea. My oldest son knows you are supposed to be married when you are sleeping with someone. Dad w ou ld never stay at the home o f an unm ar­ ried couple because he felt It w a s morally wrong. This Is the way I was raised. My sister called Just then, and while 1 was on the phone. Mom a n d Ernie got th e ir th in g s together and left. Mom never even said goodbye. She called my sister and said their “ plans had changed" and not to expect her. She called no one else. She told my sister I treated her unfairly. (She would have been treated the same w a y at my sister's, because Sissy’s children are 13. 11 and 2.) Abby. did I treat m y mother unfairly? Since It Is m y home, shouldn't she have respected my wishes? 1still haven't heard from Mom. Sign m e ... CONFUSED IN ILLINOIS DEAR CONFUSED: You did not treat your mother unfairly. It was your right to state your preference. Overnight guests should abide by the rules of the house. ABBY: in response to “ R a c h e l R o s e n t h a l, L o s Angeles" regarding Ernie, the now neutered dog: I concede your veterin ary expert Is right, my wife Is right, and Rachel Rosenthal Is right. Since Ernie has been neutered, he has stopped all o f his nasty little habits and Is still playful and lovable aa ever. Ernle'a biological father “ D y la n ." has also been neutered since you published my wife's letter, and I think that he Is starting to behave himself — m uch to my sister-in-law's delight. Please note that the remaining four puppies. Sadie (the mom), and our three cats have also been neutered or spayed. Sign m e ... E R N I E ' S D A D IN CLEARWATER. FLA. DEAR ERNIE'S DAD: Con­ gratulations on y o u r mature decision to neuter the furry members of your extended fami­ ly. Sometimes. If they're not going to use It. It's better to "lose It." Daughter’s weight loss worries Mom ft I'm worried to death abou t m y 15-year-old daughter. S h e’s a lw a y s been the perfect daughter — good stu­ dent. polite to adults, responsi­ ble — every m other's dream. She made the Junior varsity cheerleadlng team this year. She decided to go on a diet this summer to get into shape even though she w asn 't heavy before. She's been losing weight all summer and she'a still losing weight. She started out weighing about 125 pounds: ahe’s 5 ft. 5 In. tall. I'll bet she weighs less than 100 pounds now. and looks like someone from a third-world country. She still thinks she’s too heavy. I think she’s got a real problem, but every time I men­ tion it she gets m ad and de­ fensive. W here do I go for help? DEAR W O R R IED : Y o u r daughter h a s m a n y charac­ teristics o f a person at risk for anorexia nervosa. You need to have her medically examined Immediately since this and other eating disorders can kill up to 10 percent of their victims, and to rule out other physical ailments. If anorexia Is the cause of the weight loss she will need a great deal of s u p p o r t and en­ couragement In her recovery. Unfortunately, even when the victim is confronted with her diagnosis. It Is common for them to deny that they have the problem and to resist treatment. However, remember that this can be a life o r death situation an d treatment is essential — the sooner the better. The longer the starvation continues, the more difficult Is Is to overcome the effects on the body. (M ir y Balk Is ■ Cartiflsd A d d i c t i o n P reven tion P r o ­ fessional and • counselor si Pino Crest Elementary School. Con­ fect her st the Sanford Heratd. or call 322-1711.) NEW ARRIVALS The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs: Sept. 5 — Launu and Miller Drown. G cnevu. boy; Fanny Polanco and Ruben Sosa. Longwood. boy Sept. 6 — Pam ela and Darren W a llo c h . L o n g w o o d , boy: Tamara and Chris Woodward. Lake Mary, boy: Tamlsha and F red die B u s b y , A lta m o n te Springs, bay; Allyson L c m l e s z e w s k l a nd Ll dy Michaels. Longwood. boy Sept. 7 — Cynthia and Peter Blanch 1. Lake Mary, boy: Bever­ ly and Steven Greek. Winter Springs, girl; Toby Weaver and F rederick L c n z . Altam on te Springs, girl Sept. 8 — Shelly and Juan O n a in d la . L o n g w o o d . boy; Tammy DeCosta. Deltona, girl: Jessica Candelaria. Fern Park, boy Sept. 9 — Julie Jciinlsou. 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Faina Hots? pun E r tens Friday * Saturday — Sept. 39 A 30 — R ita T h eater preoenta an evening of one act plays, at Jake'* Cafe. 113 E, First Street In d o w n to w n Sanford. Dinner la 6 p .m .. with performance* to follow. Tick­ et* are 315. For additional Information or reservation*, phone 333-9431. •Saturday — Sept. 30 — Octoberfeet *95. w ill be held at the Oerman Am erican Society of Central Florida. 3S1 Orange Lane. Caaaelberry. Continuous music and dancing. 3 p.m. until midnight. Admiaalon la •4. •Saturday — Sept. 30 — The Sanford L io n '* C lu b hold* an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner and bingo event at the Sanford Civic Center. Profit* from this 33rd annual event will go to help benefit the Lions Sight Programs. The dinner an d bingo will he from 4 p.m. u ntil 8 p.m. Tickets are $5. with children under 5 admitted free. open to th e public at noon. 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Cast m em bers Include per­ formers In the musicals Lea Miserable*. Will Rogers PbUes and Annie W arbucka. •S a tu rd a y — Sept. 30 — Loretta Carter a n d the Sounds of Praise w ill be featured In a gospel singing event beginning al 7 p.m.. at BeardaB Avenue Chapel, 300 3 BeardaB Avenue In Sanford. Old time aouthem and country goapel singing will be presented. There Is no charge for ad-‘ mission a n d everyone la In­ vited. •Saturday — Sept. 30 — Breakfast for the community will be offered at the Celery City Elks L o d g e . Seven th Street at C y p re s s Avenue. Breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. until 13 noon. Share the occasion with G race Haynes Brewer, past state president of the club. • S u n d a y — Oct. 1 — The Sanford Recreation and Parks Department will conduct two soap box derby rally events at Derby P ark . Race runs will begin at 8 a.m. and again at 1 p.m.. to a llo w prospective Soap B o x D erby participants an op portu n ity to improve their drivin g skills In prepara­ tion for rac e s next year. The D e rb y Park la located on Oregon A ven u e, off Rinehart Road. •Saturday — Sept. 30 — "The Broadway K ids." a cast of youngsters directly from Broadway m usical theaters, will perform at Parisian, at the Seminole T ow n e Center mall. The show. “ B roadw ay Kids sing Broadw ay." Is free and •S a tu rd a y — Sept. 30 — The O viedo Recreation and Parka Departm ent pres ents an antique c a r show at Rhrenkfe Park. 1600 Lockwood Road from 10 a.m. until B p.m. Other activities Include live entertainment, a moon walk, and open swim m ing. For I n f o r m a t i o n ph on e 359-5600. There la no charge for ad­ mission and the public la Invited. For additional Infor­ mation. phone 330-5697. Week Four off N F L season: No time for you to mow the lawn :naii® ?r mr tv w m m z s z * •% & • r . W Thost w m th« days Saturday tha Oviado Racraatlon and Parka Department presents an antiqus car show at Riverside Park, 1600 Lockwood Road Iron 10 a m . until 5 p.m. Featured are vintage hot rode euch as this 1967 Chevy Nomad. For Information phone 3595660. New Denzel Washington noir mystery is deliciously sexy By PATRICIA BIBB Y Associated Press Writer__________ Easy Rawlins Is a straight­ ahead. hard-working kind o f guy who wears his mechanics' jacket even when h e's not working. He lives alone In a tidy, twobedroom house o n a clean, manicured street. He's proud that he owns his place and likes nothing more than Just coming home. It's 1948. a time when most of the nation Is flourishing after the war. but Easy has a problem: He's two months behind on his mortgage an d he's been fired fro m h is Job a t Cham pion Aircraft. It's this quiet desperation that sets the stage for the deliciously sexy “ Devil in a Blue Dress.” a noir m ystery starring Denzel W a sh in g to n that seamlessly chronicles one man's descent into the w orld of blackmail, bribery, graft, corruption and murder. Carl Franklin, who gave us the g rip p in g thriller "O n e False Move." directs "D evil." based on Walter Mosley’s acclaimed book, the first Installment In his Easy Rawlins mystery series. Set In L o s Angeles before graffiti an d drugs defaced the streets a n d ruined n eigh bor­ hoods and lives, the town that Easy Inhabits Is vibrantly alive. A n d with the superb cam era w o rk of Tak FuJImoto, It's a town that fairly pulsates. "D e v il" opens with Easy sit­ ting peacefully on his porch, ponderin g hit unemployment an d the newspaper headlines about the city's mayoral elec­ tions. "L ik e they was going to c h a n g e my l i f e , " h e s a y s c y n ic a lly , not realizing h ow p r o p h e t ic his w ords w o u ld become. □ S a s M a rla , Pag* 7A W ell here w * are, W e e k Four o f the N F L season, ljrtll b e the (tost to admit those.' have bea n a couple Bujpneefci The R i m i 4-0? Detroit beating San Francisco? L e t 's take a q u ic k look at development to this point. Dallas and San Francisco seem poised to battle for the S u p er Bow l again this year, but It won't be aa easy as last year. F o r the first time In many m oons. 1 can honestly say that the A.F.C. has a genuine chance at winning the Super Bowl. Their beat chance lies not only In the a rm of Don Marino, but also In the vicious defense that Shula has built. Free agency has also brought p o w e r to other t e a m s lik e Chicago. Cleveland, and yes. Tam pa Bay. The talent In the league is Anally distributed to the point that most team s can be competitive on any given day. Focusing on Florida’s teams, let's talk about the Dolphin*. Last year Shula m a d e a com ­ mitment to build a defense, allowing only nine points a gam e this season. I'd sa y he's suc­ ceeded. If Bryan C o x can control his mouth, they can be the best In the N.F.L. Offense? Marino hasn’t lost a step, aa he con­ tinues to terrorize opponents with smart solid play that only a real deal quarterback can pro­ duce. If Marino a n d Fryar can stay healthy. I’m not sure they can be beaten. I've noticed that anytime I bring up the Bucs, people seem to chuckle, then politely walk away. Well that's line, but here Is what they are missing. The Bucs defense has gotten tough, and If you doubt this. Just ask th e S k in s. H a r d y '^ H u lk * ' Nickerson has this squad so pumped. I'll guarantee they end at least one q u a r t e r b a c k ’s season. For the first time In a decade the “other team from Florida" la playing with con­ fidence. Sam W yche deserves a lot of the credit, an d he’s the main reason l‘m sticking with m y pre-season upset prediction. a surprise. The Giants sunk, the Nlner* don’t, this one wlU be 1 , (-1) v* IAN It doesn't look like the S te e le ra c a n do It without W oodson and O'DoneU. A very big gam e for both squads. -------. jlg the Bucs will m ake the playoffs. Let's take a look at Sunday's schedule, and find some win­ ners. •D A LLA S M S ) a t WASHING­ TON. I don't care how big a rivalry this Is, C ow boys win. but the Skins will keep it closer than the Vegas boys think. • M IA M I (-1 1 ) a t Clactmaatl. Like father, like son? Not yet. Miami Is 6-0 after a bye week. Don gives Dave a brutal spank­ ing late In life. Datpklaa 31 Dam gala 10 • N E W E N G L A N D (- 4 ) a t A T L A N T A . W ithout Bledsoe. Pats can't beat their w ay out of a wet paper bag. let alone a hot Jeff George. T ake the points and run. Fateaaa 3 1 P a t r io t * 6 • N E W O R L B A N E (- 1 ) V I F U L L Y . Both coaches should forfeit, and apare fans the dis­ gust of watching this disgraceful matchup. •a la ta 37 B a g la s I B • IN D IA N A P O L IS (-3 ) vs 3T. LOUIS. Marchlbroda needs his team to win. Th e Dome will be too loud for Chris Miller’s type of offense. The Ram s are In for a reality check, and this one will be delivered by Marshall Faulk. Colts 37 B o m s 17 • T A M P A B A T ( • • ) at C A R O LIN A . I'll admit the Bucs aren't coming off an Impressive win. but U Is Carolina. Differ should have a huge day. - - ia • B A N F R A N C IS C O (-13) VS N B W Y O R K . The crowd that thinks the Nlners are In trouble after the loss to Detroit, are In for (•3) a t SBATTLB. Dennis Erickson has been a total failure in Seattle. El way thinks the Broncos are contenders. I agree. B r s a e M 31 B c a h a v k a 17 • S A M B A S C I T Y (* S ) a t A B 1 X O N A . Buddy Ryan will have h ia team ready, he and his defense need to win. Bono will lose a tooth, anid d the game. C a r d in a l* 3 0 C k t e fa lS • H O U S T O N (.10 ) V* JACK* ■ Q N V 1 L L 8 . Both teams have decent defenses, neither has much o f an offense, If this la on TV. m ake sure you have plenty of beer in the fridge. O U a ra 17 J a g s a r s S • O A K L A N D (-7 ) at N B W Y O R K . The Jets are one of the worst In the league, but the Raiders play poorly In the Meadowlands. W h o wants It most? R a lA c ra 2 7 J o ts 14 # C L E V E L A N D ( 4 ) va B U F ­ F A L O . Browns are tough to beat In the “ Dog Pound," but I think the Bills w ill put up a fight. W here has Thurman Thomas been? B r o w s 3 3 R ills 1 « Every week I will Issue what I consider the best pick against the spread in the schedule. This Is the gam e that after research and contemplation. I feel moat confident about releasing as m y L O C K OF THE WEEK. T h is season. I a m a perfect 4-0. and I'm planning to make It five straight with ATLANTA ( + 4 ) O VER N E W ENGLAND. I think Ihc Falcons will actually win the game by a large margin. Good luck, and please don't let m e catch you mowing the lasm on Sunday. Drive a short distance to find art, m usic, theatre • WINTER PARK Annie Russell Theatre. Rollins College, begins Its theatrical season with "Cabaret." music and lyrics by Joe MasterofT, John Kinder, and Fred Ebb. The play debuts Oct. 6 and runs through Oct. 14. Single ticket prices are • 12 Frlday/Saturday evenings. 49 matinees. $6 Wcdnesday/Thursday. Single ticket prices for a musical are 814 Frlday/Saturday evenings, S10 matinees. 37 Wcdnesday/Thursday. Call (407| 646-2145 for rcservatlona/lnfomiatton. • DELAND — Stetson University has a num ber of programs running from Sepl. 29 to Oct 3. • Sept. 2 9 — Ceram ics workshop, all-day workshop with Steve Loucks. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Ceramics Studio. Sampson Hall. 132 E. Min­ nesota Ave. No charge. Coll (904) 822-7266. •Sept. 29 — Art lecture, slide talk by Steve Loucks. 1:30 p .m .. Room 5L. duPont-Ball Library. 134 E. Minnesota Ave. No charge. Call (904) 822-7266. •Sept. 29 — Music clinic recital, high school choral clinic. Stetson University Choirs. 7:30 p.m .. E lizabeth H a ll Auditorium . 421 N. Woodland Blvd. Call School of Music at (904) 822-8950. •Oct. 3 — Music recital, faculty recital by mezzo-soprano J a n e Chrlsteson. 7:30 p.m .. Elizabeth Hall Auditorium, 421 N. Woodland Ulvd.. 44 donation (43 seniors. 42 area students). Call (904) a**? « n * n •D A Y T O N A B E A C H — Daytona Beach C om ­ munity College. 1200 W . Int'l Speedway Blvd. •Southeast M useum of Photography. Building 37. Oct. 3 to J a n . 14: "Picturing Paradise: Colonial Photography o f Samoa. 1875-1935; Carl Chiarenza: "After C o llage"; Jose' Ney: "A n g e ls and Others”; Jen n y Lukac: "Kaddlsh. a video Installation." M useum hour* are Tuesday. 5-7 p.m.; Tuesday-Frlday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m .; Saturday and Sunday. 1 to 4 p.m. •Theater Center. Building 8. Oct 5.6,7 at 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 6 at noon; Oct. 8. at 2 p.m.: "St. Hugo of Central Park." a bittersweet comedy with an edge, by Jeffrey Klndley. Music and lyrics by Mark St. Germain and Randy Courts. Call (904) 254-3042 between 1 1:30 reservatlons/lnformatlon. a.m.-2:20 p.m. for • DAYTONA BEA CH — Museum of Arts and Sciences, Root Hall Auditorium. 1040 Museum Blvd.: Oct. 4. 2 to 4 p.m ., Jerry Yamell. a leading landscape and wildlife artist and host of the highly rated PBS series, "T h e Inspiration o f Painting," will conduct a landscape palming demonstration, transforming a blank canvas Into a completed painting In a two-hour session. T h e painting will then be given to a lucky member o f the audience. Seats are limited and must be reserved by calling Sonom a Robertson at (904) 254-4462. �I 2S, 1MS - M Sanford HaraW, Sanford, Florida - Friday, .fr- ; t jv Su­ At the movies a s to O c tB la a e ia llo M : 496 end Interstate 4, Aha* m onte Springs. T e l: (4 0 7 ) i(0) Frt-Sun: 1.-06,3.-00. 900: Mon.-Thurs: 2:30.900 Mortal Kombat (PO-13) Prt-Thur 709,9.30 Devil la a Blue Dress (R) rrt-Bun: 1:10.9:20. 8:36.7:90. 1009. Mon-Thur. 2:39. 4:90. 709998 T o Wong Too (P O -1 3 ) PrtSun: 140, 4:18. 7:10, 1009, Mon-Thun 2.06. 4:48. 7:90. 1000 Hackers (P O -1 3 ) P rl-S un : 1:10. 3:29 9:28. 7:40. 9 8 8 ; M oo.Thur 9 1 0 . 8 0 0 . 7:40. 996 Something to T a lk About (It) Fri-Sun: li09,3 :1 8 .8 :2 0 .7 :3 0 . 9 4 0 : Mon: 2 0 0 . 4 :3 9 TueThun 2 0 0 .4 :9 0 .7 :1 6 .9 2 0 Moonlight 9 Valentino (It) FrMhinTToO, 3:18. 8:30,7:48, 10: Mon-Thur: 2 :2 8 . 4:40. 7 :30,990 Braveheart (R) Prl-Sun: 100. 4:30, 800; Mon-Thur. 200, 5:29.8:30 Walk In the C lo u d s (PO-13) Prl-Sun: 1:15,3:28.6:30. 7:40. 9 4 8 ; Mon-Thun 2:16. 4:38, 7:10.9 4 0 _ 2:20 Dangerous Minds (R ) PrlThur. 2 :1 5 .4 :3 0 .7 :1 5 .9 3 0 Steal Big. Steal Little (PG-13) Prl-Thur: 1:45. 4:25. 7:08. 945 Seven IR) Prl-Thur: 1:50. 4:20,7:00,9.40 The Big G reen (P G ) FrlThur: 2 :0 5 .4 :1 5 .7 :1 0 .9 3 0 Halloween 6 (R) Prl-Thur: 1:55.3:50.5:45.7:45.945 Angus (P G -1 3 ) P rl-T h u r: M ORM NQ 1 Dangerous Minds (R) PrtT hur 4 :4 5 .7 :2 0 .9 2 0 Devil in a Blue Dress IR) Prl-Thur: 2:10. 4:20. 7:20. 940 • S s m la o l a C e m m a a lt y Callage, 100 Weldon Bhrd.. Sanford, Tel: 328-2039 fouls la Burning (R) Wed, Oct. 18. noon ft 7:30 • T h e M a rta a , Lake Howell Square. 1271 State Road 436. Casselberry, Tel: (407) 679 7366: Devil in a Blue Dress (R) Prl-Thur: 1:00. 3:20. 5:20. 7:30.955 Babe (G ) Prl-T hur: 1.00. 3:15,8:15 A n g u s (P G -1 3 ) Prl-Thur: 1:45.3:10.5:05. 7:05.910 Moonlight ft Valentino (R) Prt-Thur: 12:50. 3:15. 5:30. 7-45 9 5 0 Steal' Big. Steal Uttle (PO-13) Prt-Thur: 12:45. 4:00. 7.05. 950 Clocker* (R) Prt-Thur 7:10. 945 Seven (R) Prl-Thur: 1:10. 4. 7 ,9 4 0 Halloween 6 (R) Prl-Thur: 1:20.3:30.9:30.7:40.1900 Show Girls (NC-17) Prl-Thur: 1:15.3:45.7:00.945 a U n i t a d A r t i s t M sv lss a t M ark et P in e s, com er of Saxon Btvd. and Enterprise Rd., Or­ ange City. Tel: (904) 775-1709 Hackers (PG-13) Prl-Thur: 1:09 3:15.5:30.7:45,10:00 B abe (G ) Prl-T hur: 1:15. 3:1 5.5:15 ,7 :1 5 .9 15 Steal Big. Steal Little (PG-13) Frl-Thur: 1:00. 4:15. 7:00. 940 A n g u s (P G -1 3 ) Prl-Thur: 1:30.3:30.5:30.7:30.930 Halloween 8 (R) Prt-Thur: 1:45.3:45.5:45.7:45.945 W alk In the Clouds (PG-13) Prl-Thur: 1:00. 3:05. 5:10. 7 :1 5 .9 2 0 Last of the 30. 7:00. Frl-Thur: 1:05. 925 Seven (R) Frl-Thur: 1: 20 . 4:00. 7:05. 0:30 % ssex's troubles begin when a am srm y c h a r a c t e r , D e W ltt Albright (Tom Sizemore). asks him to find a wom an named Daphne Monet (Jennifer Beals), who had b e e n rom antically linked to one o f the mayoral candidates. For a crisp 6100. all Easy hiu to do la procure an address. It seem* too good to be true. And It la. WUhln days, two people are dead and Eaay tea suspect. What m akes the film to Ir­ resistible to the slippery, fluid ffh tn n in w h ich Easy finds himself In such a mesa. in ii u i u on I '* j o | ^ | id on in in 11 i i on in D .T T IJLTTI "11jLTHuITMLTJT1ZJ Z. ('Z l...I £ZT*M i.TTJM M j . Jtradaa ICftaa l ilaass (R) CCT’uTii.-ri i ii irr irn z rm iz u rm iz n x rm lVi i . S S -S S -S r jPe rTeM» {riPM v r Ttf!^ — 4.4.J C . . . -.Zll'i-V" T ! l -i .1. I HEBLJr r ' l r Wr Tf f T . W W fL IHr.Ny IRtefta- S D !**. 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(1967, Wsilsm) Glenn Ford. [Cartoons RudyOoCo llcooby Poo loaotLovoeeeQSaa) Hlohlandsf IWMCAT8| The btosaooiranca ot CUrtodne ee ( 1 993Tl M e w (1993) Sloven Bauer. X V t o s o C d le g io n _ ^ | V M Top 10 Vldto Countdown Vldso Codsctton IvtdaoCodacdanl F - T irT g l (215) Melor League teiibeP Houston Astros it Chicago Cubi. (Lwe) I ' 1iii llnl I I 1 1 1 _____ ii ' 11 jf. Itreeto ot tan Frendsee Isamebv Jonas IModiaued IChaT ILavatost FugMva Griffith 1(1:35) MMor Laaaua lasabatt: Ailsnli Bnves at New York Mels, (U v t)E IQrHBth (12:05) Mstlocli 18.HlMbUMaoH.Hl«MHaa P R IM E T IM E 6 00 o o o CD © 8 31) 6 :3 0 -----1w—l-Lii nr MPBli riJ ii'lia 'R RwPMm Ph M IW ,'mMWl MOfl Nancy Draw ifyviNi' © 9 00 9 30 Homo Court NawaX Larroquotto “PitoT [Sl>foo)X ' Woods' (In Sterao) X X Dr. Outon, Modkkw Now* CSSNnra Touchad by an Angst WiA©,Tsx© RenQec Woman (in Sterao) X Tru«"{1n Sterao) X Deep Cover «_____ n — (3:30) Codogo rootbak: jvopvvyT whom of Mayka This Look Who's Talking ** w 1969. Comedy) John JaH Notra Dwn* at Ohio State. X Travolta, Kiralio Allay. (In Sttr*o)K FortunoX Foiwoitiy Tima Soinfeld(ln Oulif L M t i “Second Step by MVPI w yo w Stop by Sigftdnga (In Sterao) New* g.tuii Step Stop Hseftty Sterao) X FTm IV SouT (In Sterao) X 1 maimnnmM fmifotknw Florida Opinion kVHlVntW MM IWW Thiels Garth Iroeka (in This la Garth Brooks, In N ffernum i it the Tool (In Sterao) Crossroad* Straw* While Hou© “Rivarboat Shos* Starao) NawaOE ‘Jazzman* ■____Lai__: Bifini nstwi ■Elite1, Nw i w n I ^ © RiTTMwH, With Doy ot Wifwtyy (5:00) Tatethon Carmwas Paid Program r (In Sterao) John ftteton Sterao) 3C Episodes ttajote* tod* Lord Cops W ■ii*■A WISRVB Tampa* Joy ot Calvary 1 1 JO 1 Tafoa From Talas From tha Crypt too Crypt (OffAlr) Wroottemanla kl (in IndtoHaatatlhaNiflht Sterao) Tha Fimly SeeraT Jack Van Bottom Lino Straight Tdk lor Tains toipa Tatethon Paid PfOQTM 1 1 00 I t o w X - PWPMf fight Uva Iter 1rate NmrtGanar. Haw* HMJtaZona Tatethon Canttouas A4E AMC pad Paid pad pad pad pad WoraNpOvwMgM pad Program Program PregriRi Program Program Program Pregram Star Irak: Vtyagw “Non Half Mm m Iboot * * (49M Drama) Sgoumay ftoocuilll Mania * * * (1959. Horror) Waavtr, Michaal Cains. (In Sterao) X Saquitur" (In Sterao) X ■w a s p s T (in Starao) Pater Cutfang. A*j>|aa* iAuatsajss RB B'gweMTH^w Hots* Again IHoma Again Rrtv^M lllography ThuWoak IThe legend of Lizzie Bord•nee# (1975vDrama) 1f T T T ’T T T T ' .! r.’M i l (5:00) ThaShoottet (1976 [Mr. Hobbs Takas a Vacation e* w (l962. Canady) X 1The Gnatoat Show an Earth * * * * (1952. Drama) Chiirltan Hasten. IShootlat C Tgg~ CNN I W 5 «— © © pgei or k w t fab HBO Movie ; / 00 1 1) 10 ^ CSC- 2:10 h on i ! 403 E. Altamonte Drive. Alta­ m onte Sprin gs. T e l: (4 0 7 ) 834-3334: Clocken (R) PH: 4:38. 7:10. 9 4 9 ; Sat: 2 0 6 . 4:38, 7:10, 9 4 9 ; Sun: 2 0 6 . 4:38. 7 :1 9 Mon-Thur: 4:36.7:10 W aterw orld (P O -1 3 ) P rl: 4:30. 706. 9 4 9 Sat: 2 0 0 , 4:30. 706, 9 4 9 Sun: 2 0 0 , 4:30. 706: M on-T h un 4:30, 706 • B a s l a a T h e a t e r . 1300 8, Orlando Ave.. Maitland. Tel: (407)629-1088: Kids, M -T h u r: 7:15, 9 1 5 ; Sat-Sun: 3:18. 8:18; Thur: 2 :0 0 ; Mon, O c t . 2 . 7 :1 5 followed by panel disci taalon on "Exploitation at Children." The panel dtaniaaton la open to the general public, • la te r o t a t e M a l l 6 . State Road 436 and 1-4, Altamonte Springs. Tel: (4 07) 631-3069 SteSlKg. Steal U ttle (PO-13) Prl-Sat: 1:10, 4 :3 0 . 7 :1 5, 1006. 1 2 0 9 S a t'o n ly : 1929 a m .; Sun: 1 :1 9 4:30, 7:16, 1006: Mon-Thun 1:40, 4:30. 7:19,1000 Unstrung H e m s (PO ) Prl: 1:19. 500. 7:60, 1925, 12:29: Sat: 10:20. 12:30. 2 :3 9 900, 7:50, 10:25. 1 2 :2 5 ; S u n : 12:30. 2:30, 5 0 0 . 7:90, 1929; Mon-Thun 2 0 0 , 5 0 0 . 7:90. 960 Big Green (P G ) Prl: 1:40. 9:10. 7:40. 1 9 1 0 . 12:15; Sat1910, 12:20. 2:35. 8:10. 7:40. 10:10. 12:15; S u n : 12:20. 2 :3 5 , 5 :1 0 , 7 :4 0 . 1 0:10 ; Mon-Thur: 1:35, 9:10. 7:40. 1910 Show Girls (NC-17): Prl-Sat: 100. 4:00. 7 0 0 . 1900. 12:45: Sat only: 1 0 0 0 am.-, Sun: 1:00. 4 :0 0 , 7 :0 0 . 10:00; Mon-Thur: 1:30, 4:15, 7:00. 9 55 Seven (R) Prl-Sat: 1:30.4:15. 7:30. 1915. 1 2 :4 9 Sat only: 1919 a.m.; S un : 1:30, 4:15. 7:39 1915; M on-Thun 1:45, 4:45.7:30,1006 Halloween 6 (R) Prl: 1:50. 5:20. 8.00, 1 9 3 0 . 12:36: Sat 1930, 12:50. 2:40. 5:20. 8:00. 10:30. 12:35; S u n : 12:50. 2 :4 0, 5 :2 0 . 8 :0 0 . 1 0:30 : Mon-Thur: 1:50. 5:20. 8.-00, 1915 a Lake M a r y C e a t ra 6.3851 \-mkr Emma Rd., Mary. Tel: 333-0642: Braveheart (R ) P rl-T h u r: 5:15.8:40 Hackers (P G -1 3 ) Frl-Thur: 2:40.4:30,7:15,9:28 Apollo 13 (P O ) Prl-Thur: 2d 1:00 6 6 9 8 :0 0 • M ivti l i a i M . 3700 O n lando D rive. S an fo rd . T el: 323-1219 Dangerous Minds (R ) Prl-Sat: 8 0 9 11:30 (1st hour repeat): Sun-Thun 8 0 0 The T ie T h a i B in d s (R) Frl-Thur 9 5 0 •M a rts* a t W ah h m M m W a ft , 2141 E. Setnoran Bhrd., Apopka T el: (407) 8 0 4 4 0 0 9 6 (R) Prt-Thur: 1:40.3:50.5:50.7:60.1900 Valentino (R) Prl-Thur: 1:50. 4:20. 7:10. 920 The B ig G reen (P O ) PrlThur. lO O . 3:10. 5:20. 700. 940 Unstrung Herne (P G ) PrtT h u r 1200. 3 0 0 . 6:10. 7:20. 9 35 Hacker* (PO -13) Prt-Thur 1 :2 9 3 :3 0 .6 :4 0 .7 :4 5 .9 5 6 Last o f the D o g Men (PO) Prt-Thur. 7 0 0 , 9 3 0 M ortal K o m b a t (P O -1 3 ) Prt-Thur: 1;10, 3:20. 5:30. 7.-49950 Dangerous M inds (R) PrtT h u r 1:06, 3:15. 8:26. 7:35, 945 Babe (G ) P rt-T h u r 12:56, 3.-00,6:00 • B a g a l C ta o m a a (Litchfield Cinema 10). 3850 N. Highway 17-02. Lake Mary. Teh 3240115: The B ig G reen (P O ) FrlThur 2 :3 0 .4 :1 5 .7 :0 9 9 1 0 Babe (G ) Prt-Thur: 2:15.4:15 The U a u a l S u sp e c ts (R) Prl-Thur. 7 :3 0 .9 3 0 M o rtal K o m b a t (P G -1 3 ) Prt-Thur: 2:20, 4:20. 7:15. £N30 To W o n g Poo (PG-13) PrlThur 2 :0 0 .4 :4 0 .7 :1 0 .9 2 0 Seven (R ) Prt-Thur: 2:30, 5 0 0 .7 :3 0 ,1 9 1 0 Halloween 6 (R) Prt-Thur 2:20,4:45.7:15.1900 Seven (R) Prt-T h u r 200. 4 :3 0 ,7:00 .9 4 0 B rav eh eart (R ) Prt-Thur: 4:30.8:00 Texas Chainsaw (R) Frl-Thur: 2:15 Hackers (PO-13) Prt-Thur: SATURDAY ---------- IB 5 3 w 35l a x [WoHt IJuades FMsa lilvslsl -RFKvt HoHa'M tJuerir e m i i liC T Z Z lli' T i l l ■ L iJ ' lg|-L.i (5:00) Iron Ww eee I TWhheFenef: Myth ellha Whits WoH oeo |JaaJi Dean: APortmlt m m m i WlthoutsCsuss eee (1965) James Dean. X |ftoUi (5:45) Codege Foethad: Wisconsin el Penn Stale. (Live) I 1(8:45) CcdaoeifootUk f|oott Colorado at Oklahoma I R T korwus (bonanza Tbekaarcbera laarehen eeee (1966. West Waritml Jofn Wayna. JaBrey kinier. IWhere Ffosone Qo to Die** Vi 11990; (lo r v r t a ___________ ITho Radio Flyer vert (1992, Drama) Ehjah Wood. Joioph Utde Giants **W (19M, Comedy) Rck Monou. Ed iboilng Roy Jonas Jr. va Tony B S a V S Tn Mszzella (In Stsrso) ‘PG-13 X Static)! O'Neill (In Stereo) PG' X Thomton. (In Sterao Live) X Ahaeat Oaldan: The Jessica kavttth glory e*v> Spenser For tore (In S»f*o) X |Comml»h‘ Skahtors’1 |Fauf8alear From Horn# (6:4jj Maverick eee (1994. WaUsm) Utl atuon. lltant Page** (1942. Suapenw) Chuck Norris. Ron INo Escape ** (1994, Scwrca Fictnr) Ray LxiEa [F s s s a r fjfjy IfoUtica’ l£Z : * r Z l h m g a " im i w MAX W a shin gton plays the part with breathless confidence. He completely lives In the skin of Easy Rawlins, who starts off as little m ore than the chum p "fella" that his boss calls htm when he's firing him but quickly becomes a slick and cunning force to be reckoned with. raw A m id all this to the lethally alluring Daphne, the tide's devil with the blue dress. TMC TO T USA VHT T h e T rlS ta r Pictures release to rated R. It waa produced by Gary G o e tz m a n . w ith Jonathan Dem me and Edw ard Saxon as executive producers. BHtr lock Reed Ruin | S © © M Talent Aoundup . ■ n m j . T M Itfte iB a i - z i - n K a - ^ R i ' - Z T r n r ^ i ^ r s i [6wy [Grand Opry ICmailmt Country Mimic Awards (In Starao! [Opa ~1 I TD CR l HOST Loretta V. |Danis Ibtsgscoacfi 1 Quad for Asiarica'a 8eat NawYerh O TC ~ In Starso) I ( T T ' M M l SUN tr t wair woir wnr i i u :a n T T i T T n u i u r t i m u i |Cooking the Italian Way (World lAnpata In the Outfield eew (1994) (In Slsrao) 'PG' X■AoqarCwwiar I J - '- l . - l f .lilf T M iifariiR Wqni. lAncienl Journey* Seem* Uka 1(6:45) Silverado *** (1965. wai i ariem) Kairin Kfene. Scott GHrvi. (In (g M )lv w y lrie th e w (1993) Judd • K eee ^ ) T r j a i w r o u a e w 1iW ) T OMX Stereo) T G - I T Nelson. Joanna Pacula (In Starao) 7)* Thomas Howel (In Sterao) I f X [,r --^ m ir -i T .T m ^ T ^ T tense [ftudyOoOo |lnthe Heel aHhafdgit |Howsrd the Duck **(1965 Scsnce Fiction) Lea Thompaon. (5.00) Saa at Leva *** (1953) [Wetrdad. IttorTrok V: The Flnel Fronber •• (1969) [Wlnpi SaMkayi fiia lity k o * m i E S S t HiflhlanJar MMinnesota Twin at Chicago Wh4a Sea. (Liva) Major LaagusI t a oflan Francisco Vhatflkf IThat fJSltlwM ThatGirl flw IModSyuad |Mo4 ta u a T " NowsX IChartot |NowaX IChartot liamakyJonoa 1 (6 fe)WCW Saturday Nlpht Vyaoa IvMaat IVldooa IVldaoa |(lOOi)HanhAaron:ChaalwattwDroaw(R)X I M iw p 'i jig | Uni — t m ac i | |i i II �— - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. Saptambar 29. 199S Legal Notices Legal Notice! * ' PUELICLEOAL NOTICE INTHE CIRCUIT COURT At a result of Increases In OaTMB IlO H T ItN T H Population, tho StaN of Florida. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Department ot Butlnttt and IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Professional Nagulatlon. Dlvl COUNTY, FLORIDA tion of Alcoholic Beverages and CAM NO. *S-1**4CA14P Tobacco, w ilt be accepting CITY OF SANFORD applications for Inclusion In the POLICE DEPARTMENT. drawing for new Quota liquor Plaintiff. licenses In the following counties V* TRACY L. COCHRAN. ORANGE I |t| Defendant ORANGE U 11) NOTICE OP SEMINOLE III FORFEITURE PROCEEDING Applications will be accepted TO: TRACY LEE COCHRAN beginning October I. ten and 37*0 RIDGEWOOD AVE. 14* continuing through December SANFORD. FL J »m and all other* who claim an X. IttS. All Interested persons In ttw below described should make Inquiry by con­ tacting Captain T.L. Ewing. Chtot Ralph Russoll. City of District Office. Division of Ako Sanford Pollco Daparlmonl. nolle fliseregas and Tobacco. Hurston Building. Norm Tower, Somlnolo County. Florida, J00 W. Robinson. Suite 70t, through hi* oftlcar*. investlga tort or agents. sailed tho tub(«t Orlande.Tlulda 111 in i JOHN J. HARRIS, proparty, to-wit: DIRECTOR 11013X3 U.S. CURRENCY DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC on April s. INS. at or noor BEVERAGESAND Somlnolo County, Florida, and l> TOBACCO prawntly holding tald proparty DEPARTMENT OF tor tha purpoM ot forfeiture BUSINESS purtuant to Sactlon* m 701 707. AND PROFESSIONAL Florida Stalula*. hai RE­ REGULATION QUESTED that an Honorahla TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA Judga of tho Circuit Court. 122*4 m i Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit, BY: T.L. Ewing Seminole County. Florida, luua a Finding of Probable CauM Publish: r ‘ October I. lets why tho abova proparty should not ba torfaltad to tha abova DEH IM agtncy. You will bo tanl a copy et tha Finding pt ProabN Cauta one* II It signed by lha Judga and II will advlM you how and whan to raipond to thlt rtquart for torftltura. I HEREBY CERTIFY that a trut and correct copy of tha toragoing ha* boon fumlthad to tha abova namad addresses by U.S. raglitarad mall, raturn racolpt requested. ttil* 11th day ot Saptambar INS. NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY * BY:AnnoE. Richard*- Rutbarg Attlttant State Attorney Florida Bar #717*01 OffIco ot tha State Attorney 100 Eatt Flrtt Street Sanford, FLJJ77I e07m 7sig Publish: Saptambar la, 71. H. If.lN S DEH 111 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. tS-in»CA DIVISION MR HYLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. vs. DAN I EL G. SMITH, at al. Defendent(s). NOTICE OF ACTION DIANA BOGIN LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In SEMINOLE County, Florida: LOT 1*1. DEER RUN. UNIT II. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK It , PAGE S 22 AND 11. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED PERSONAL PROPERTY: RANGE/OVEN. VENT FAN. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. SMOKE O E T E C T O R . CARPET. has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. If any. within 10 days after the flrtt publication o f thla Notice el Act Ion, an Echevarria. McCalle. Reymer. Barren A trappier. PI a Inf I l f * attorney, whasa address It SOI Bay shore Boule­ vard. Suite 7SO. Tampa. Florida 31*0a. and file tha original with mi* Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Imme­ diately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered ageinil you for the relief demanded In me romp!alnt or petition. This notice shall be published once each week Nr two canaecu liv e w te k * In the Sentord Herald. WITNESS my hand and tha seal of this Court on mis 17th day of September, m s. (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ol the Court By: Ruth King As Deputy CNrk NOTICE In accordance with tha Amer­ icans Disabilities Act. persons needing a epeclal accommoda­ tion to participate In mis pro­ ceeding should contact the Indi­ vidual or agency lending notice not later than seven (7) days prior to lha proceeding el the address given on the nolle*. Telephone: 407 333 4330 ait. 4317; I M W i n i (TOO), or 1 * » m « 7 7 0 (VI; vie Florida Rally Service Publish: September I f A Octo bars, teas DEH 174 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I BIBNTHINTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. i SS-TMCAHK UNITED STATES OF AM E RICA by and through tha Secretary of lha DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING ANDURBAN DEVELOPMENT. Plaintiff. vs. MICHAEL W. ARNOLD; at. al. NOTICE OF M L S Nollea Is hereby given mat, purtuant to tha Order or Final Judgment entered In mis causa In the Circuit Court of Samlnola County. Florida, I will Mil the property situated in Samlnola County. Florida, described aa: Let N. Dear Run. Unit It, according to the plat I recorded In plat Raeb It. Fagas 23 and » . Public Seminole County, Florida, and commonly know at: all Rockybrook Court. Casselberry. F L 13707 at public sola, to tha highest and bast bidder, tor cash, at tha west front door ot tha Samlnola County Courthouse. In Sanford. Florida, af 11:00 A M . on Oct# bar lam, lf*S. MARYANNE MORSE as c l e r k o f t h e c o u rt By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark In accordance with tha Amer­ icans Witts Disabilities Act. partons with disabilities needing special accommodation to par­ ticipate In thle proceeding should contact lha Individual or Agency landing notice at tha telephone number 407 37} 43X. not later than seven (7) days prior to tha proceeding. II hearin g Im p a ired . ITOOI I-tot e l l - 1771, or Voice (V) I (OPSU1770. via Florida Relay Service. Mason A Associates. PA. 17717 US I f N . Suite S00 Clearwater, FL Seals Publish: September it and October a. i m DEH 173 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis C a m p o s Cefebrty Cpnar cryptogram ar* creeled from quotalent try lamout people past am present Caen<anar n aw cipher aunta for anoowt fouuys rtre V aquara M KUO IDDK B O E V B P R L J O * K KUEOT E R K B P M K U J Z O K J O KUBK V V 8 U . * BIJVK KU D X — O E P L D Z . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Thara’i one thing to tx ing trouble: it generally accepts * — M ae M aloo O I W by NEA. Inc 79 TI-H B ip W B M tX CLASSIFIED ADS m vm tm W* Train. Local werb. Seminole Orlando * Winter Park 407/831-9993 407/322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS IN 1 L M .-IJ 8 P .M . MANDAT thro FRIDAY CLOSED MTURDAY * IUNDAT * H in t s Corner af 1/4Lake Mary Blvd. E xItM ................ 407-134*171 CARIBiVER, paalllan includes salary piu* ream A beard. Call 1 : » IM P M - O N lT M A a lt a Schadutng may rckjde Bargain threat« the coal of on i Cane* when you gat reeuto Pay anty todays you* ad rum « raw a Da* U dmcrtpbon lor Meat raauta Copy nwaf ftobow oeoagaabN typcgraphical torn -Commord* kaquancy rasao are prelate* DEADLINES Tuoaday thru Friday 11 Noon Tha Day Bahaa PubScMon Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENT* ANO CREDIT*: In Bn avanl e l an arrw In an e i, the Sentord HenM saw be reggeftalMe for Vw E m tnewEen w iy en ien fyid R teem n iotE N soefefm eU neerBdfLPNnedeNeefc your ed for accuracy the Brel e*y R rune. Legal Notlcet S3 L A K IV IIW family ptot. Ft. • Spaces. COWCIOS* herdsr. sodded. Cedar* al entrants S37W. Will negatoN, n u n * . ■ OAKLAWN MEMORIAL M M 1 1 -N 1 2 E I2 L n w k Free medical car*. fr< fatten, counseling, private doctor plus livingexpanms Bar #337*1* CtoerweNr ANsraey By W.B. Park "OK. double or nothing: I eat you now . o r you get another tw o days." Llglit caaklng far la**ly childcare cantor. Ceek must i A clerical abilE xcallent working can COURIER DAIVER to I Full A part lima, mil train. •R N E RA L OFFICE M11JB/Nr. Will train, light duty. HEAVY EQUIP.i toll!per hour, wlil tram. FOB IWTERVIEW n H B B lt k C B r t S IB IN T T V IM O B IS Lakafrenf. 34 Hr. trained staff, state Ik. Lang term 25—SpBcial Htfkti HUNOniDS OF CNILBBIN aaad al toetaR NeSsr Give a piece at yeur Call Fatter Parent Recruitment af N7-4234N1 27— N u n o r y 9 Child Cart ACHILBtSHOMR * W CMITOM T* * NEW SANFORD LOCATION «7 U 3 4 9 M a TRUCK Driven CDLOeaaB aTBUSS TECHNICIANS aTHIrtSPROOi WORKERS H F .C M U T V S IR V IC t A Rilling heavy phono*. P/T. level. Apply: ltg S R «l« , OMIT ROM * MRTNT Weakly CASH I Sppfy Tedey # 1 g i « t i r m a n _________ CHILDCARE IH M Y HOMI. Qualified pro-school toedwr. RRF. 122 *92* ar S3*-1N4. MARTA'S DAYCARE. Sabys tool Pro-Schooll Lake Mary. Lk . 11*47.................37300*4 Truck Ortoor* CDL * ■ l l * OpiK N ri o TrueeBMrs Stoctrtooi Hefpor * Pbaabar* SPRINT STAFF INdi MPNtl A FLOWER DRSIBN PREP PART TIME POSITIONS IF* R. COMMERCIAL If. DRIVRRSr T tu a o tm * RiiOTM rfOwl RO tXpIflVfiCV necessary, S10K + . Train locally. 14 WhotoeaN nureory local llvory + other nurtai Must have ctodfi drivers Ik. R R A S K H IH R O U T NURSERY _________ 4(7112 )727_________ EARN * * DIVO RCES**** Immigration, will*, custody, visitation, support, adoption, name change, translations, corporation*, credit report. ilAJAIR KA-N-S —naywisgt. ■----- i r w ^ if *td ot nBW *N 331-52M Commmtrlcai Exp. Ik. and tool* required. Cell ---- ELECTRICIAN RXF. JOURNEYMAN LOCAi VIROIM lOUTt *23(0 00 a/wk potential. Must S a lir THIS IS INC TIM TO PMiioiiTouascirTo CEO For pickup A delivery In Central and South Florida. Will alaa saark an leading deck, mutt have CSaee A COL. and clean driving retard. Mu*t be abto In werk a He* We TRUCK DRIVER lotos. Call Nr a career I ..................... 22*73*9 can.. 93— Rooms for Rtnt AIR CONDtTMNBD. Clean. *d.tRSN . uHl. pd- Man., pftona. blf. EHcy.aNattMAep. C LIAN ROOMS. 177 POOL SIDE CONDO, t Edna., t baKL clean fa mall. STS/week. fumlihad ream, ref. IQ W oa PRIVATE ENTRANCE, retrig orator, mlcrowav*. Color TV. mold service......... S A N P OR O, t Roommates wealed, full house privileges. 2/2, A/C. S7S/Wk, t i l l Dep Wove meseagejjra-1*14_ -- Wim locations In taafard sad Mauwt Dsra. leaking tor quaiilled poo* I* Nr all position*. Apply In person: 1:1( to 4pm. . HUNT’S I N * am i Dr. FINISH LOMU 0PIUT0R FINISH UAOU OffMTM dump t h k i m m Immediate openings I Ceil tar ‘ ......... » t t t t 1/f Must hav* exp. PLUS exp srim lawn equip. Call Nr appf _________ m v k -t m _________ •MOLLY MAIDS* Full time residential cleaning. M-F. AS. Unitormad Will Tram. ___________ W7-HU__________ All rental and real estate advertisements are sublect to the Federal Fair Housing Act. whkh makes it niagal to advertise any preNrence, IIm­ itation ar discrimination bleed an race, color, religion. mx , handicap, familial status M CEKI/UM KI OF FRORRH FOOOL Prevlaws warehauea exp. a plut, COL A dreg Saw rem ind. nonsmoking plant. Apply; ■kA Peed Ptan. « i W. ism Sf..i flMf U*f A WtMini Pteese call tor spgslhtmint: ___________ M *IM i ________ P ART - TI ME (f/Hr.-Answsr telephones. Plexlble haurs/local area, no expert• n c * n e c e s s a r y . Ca l l 1-RM4MdtW.EM.nl PERMANENT PANT-TIMR Will Tram-Call N r Appf. COMMERCIAL LINEN terete* * PdM-MAIMI e * HI STORICAL SANFORD. 3 Beautiful turn. apt*. 1 bdrm.. 4M/m*n.. *400/MC. UO-0424. NICELY PURNISMRD ettcy. utllltle* included. Ideal tor on* person, ctoee to town/moll. Leave me**apo: 133022*. SAHPOND I bdrm. oxcollmt area, complete privacy. NO Wfc., SMbieC. 4*3-1447 99— Afortm onti UnfvrnMiotf/ R«nt NIc* Rtsidonts! Call about eur SPECIALSII __________m-2920_________ APT. POR RBNT, historic PMTTHatMHMUl downtown Santord. carriage apt. upstairs. Clean 3/1. window A/C. appll.. Included. Good n e ig h b o r* . Adult* M lO /m a nth . +■ SSSO/dep SS7-1W0or Ski MO* _______ P u l l t i m e f a r Brewi ng pedletrk effk*. aagartonc* In madlcal setting preferred. C o mp e t i t i v e s al ar y and baneflt*. land roeum* to: P.O. iteet,Sao4erd.PLi«m. This business can change your Ilf* so CALL: M 0-2SS47M (24 HfiL 71— H tlp W a w ltd ABOUT MAKINOMONIYI Avon tail* basil I __to 4 * H e r m -O U m ACT NOWI AVON I I M0 741 AVON __ 24 hr Hot Lin* ACT NOW I AVON! N* deer. lad. laiet Beg. m -H W orU M M -H M ATTENTION FOOD SERVICE WORKBNSII Tired ot work Ing nights, holidays and weekends? The StmlMlt Cwnl« U k t l Beard Food Service* Oaparlmtnl has parmanant. part lima and substitute positions ovollabk In th* Santord area For moro information pleas* call. Your neighborhood school Food Sarvk* Manager or lha On trlct Food Sa-vlco Office at 121 4720 Rontols 103— H ouses U nfumisliod / Ront LAKE MART, modem. V I. spill plan, vaulted calling*, fpk . eat In kit. (MVmen. 42M74R. SANPORO, 17/tt-lSth St. 1/t. used at home effk*. on 1/1 1214704. SANPORO. Historic area, rani or for sal*. V I. 4445/mon. plus SANFORD, I largo bdrm*. I bath, C/HA. fenced back yard. 4S0P/mon. + dep S4PW47. SANFORO, V I, living room, dining room, kitchen. 14M MAGNOLIA A**. 1440/nwn. Or Lease/opfton. 222 17*2. SANFORD-Lah* Mary, 3/1. Newly remodeled, very nice neighborhood near country club A mall. C/HA, family room. Iptc., privacy bach yard. Na pet*. S77S +■ tec. Pel. req. After 4:121-1124.________ IV* Bdrm, I bath, detached garage, Ig. fenced yard. 1004 Palmatto Aye. 47S/4JS 4MTS31 V I, SCRN. PORCH, very clean. 70X100 lot w/lott of he**. 13*1 mo. pi USdec. 2313144 1544 RL PORTAL AVE.. 2/1. C/HA. Learn Option avail., A47JW.ref .m s-F 04(13*. r SI 50 Security Deposit S lIK )!'1 Still y l)nsil|:' fl- On.* A I k i v i - 'if M« .. f n i - n j y t fTic l»*«it Sliirilt) ' A • H f -ilr ix m A ltn f ri.ih lir A|>,iffttu'iif'i I rrsmclly On Site Ui'fiotulithln M .in .H je:i'»'"t A f t f: S l o t iije Pfiv.ite i’ lttlo A Mur e ' 3291 S Sanford Ave »103 • Sanford •SERVICE* •ADVISER* 323-3301 I to taka car* ef our cuttomort. Previous auto exp. a plus I W* will train motivated parsan. Apply: SRMI NOLR FORD, INC.. 17 *1 A Lake ktery Ahid. We make renting a SffririHHd Hirim (7 to ( ) • Per Hour Pig* free GLAMOUR SHOTS sett Ing I Paid tar driving I Cail * * * * * • a OS114MI FREE R EN T On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Need* office help with experi­ ence plus warehouse worker/ heavy lifting. Apply In parson after II am: tt ---“ .2)1-2714. SOOFICIDMMU Strong beck, fork exp., mech. Inclined. 14**731___________ SM IM UISrSTUI IRSTMKI (jeqeva Cjardeqs CDL C L A U D . F U L L TIM E .............................447-7224171 y m m m m m tm M 401 Beeler Rood. Santord Cl othi ng, add* A ends. atassware_________________ OARAOE SALE. Sat I to S. cl othe*, treadmi l l , l f ( 4 Cadillac In good cond, mlsc. IPS Rambtowiaod Dr.________ OAR ADR M LR . Dryer, chairs, bed. bookcase*, end many assarted Items 4th St. oft Lake Mary Blvd. Sato Frl. A Sot. 121120*________________ OARAOE M LB. 14* Short St Lake Mary, furniture, toy*. tool*, odd* and end*. Sat, only HUOE 11 F A M I L Y Bara** Sat*. MT. ONLY. ■ » ) . Lake Mary Woods Sub . eH t7/f) A Weldon Rd. Furn, Nordic Track, microwave, gas dryer, bikes, water bads, computer, printer, lawn mower. 14’ sailboat, toddler bed, toys. TOO— Condominium ROAD CONSTRUCTION MSTNMMTMIP « StrtRt * S in fo rd 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 month * FtIMT IUTUMMY 123-9579 SANFORD. 1 BEDROOM. lots ef clotals »2*S/m*n. 4179Vsac 3314344 A *43 7110 SANFORO APT. 2 bedroom, I bath MOVE-IN SPBCIALI 1335/mon. 231*744. SANFORD. ISIS Pto* A**., 1/1. *1*0/month or bl wookly, plus security dm- ***4MS. SANPORO AREA. LARGE 1/1. good area, rang* A rofrtg. Siei/mon , plus sec. 77>**1S SMALL I BEDROOM. A/C. app".. nice area, prefer senlor. tlSVmen. 333-1*91 3 ROHM., 1 BATH. CHA. SMB a month. U N sac. deposit. 121012*____________________ 1 BEDROOM. 1 BATH. Aptavailable 10/S/fS, C/HA, stackable wash/dryer. all kit.. >11.1425/mon 122 MSI. JSSl SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS (Santord) WANTED PARTTIME DAYS. Outgoing person required. Involves toad pre­ paration A cauntor help. Call: l»X 7 * * v * SANPORO, sifter home. Fridays 3iM to l;N. Must have car.... ..... M SW. SECURITY OFFICER JOA Trsleieg. Anted A UaermM AreMty A Aseociato* (447*44 SICURITY OPPICRRS Needed lpm to It pm ShMt Fra* unllermt A benelits aval Iable/vacation pay. Call: to *r (44-1431 THI S W E E K S ANTI QUE BINDER itwlxg machine (111; weed burning stove (2W; compound bow US; map on, cross country Torpedo bike S7I, » IBI*. F B I . , SAT., A leader. M A R K H A M ROAD, beys cloth** 4 t). girl* 44. baby Items, toy*, dining ream set. kitchenette, hike*. A mere. Lake Ad* 1bdrm... I*N me. 3 bdrm, *470/mo. and up wpn curlty gate, ski lake. SM.KX J t*IJ 4 l>k*44_7in— _ ^ _ 1805 W . 25th Find out why most ol eur top earners have no previous network marketing experi­ ence. See why our program I* as revolutionary and exciting tor the "little guy" as the Big Time Pro. W* will ba the talk ot the Industry In th* nait 1 years. Mimmvmmmt* ....1/3 A PTV SR E C IAL«PO O L a WASHER/DRYER HOOKUP FREE MSIC C A iL ■*2231*11 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS. BT OWNER, owner financing available. Sell or teas* option OAK HARBOUR. 1 bdrm., 3.S *7— Aportmoiits _ FREE FIRST MONTHS RBHT. teas Oop moves In. 1/1. Winter Spring*. 3ISM79. MMtHCrSVHltft For septic pumper truck. Call: fS3747072___________ WATSON REALTY, Lake Mary effk * ll now Interviewing for 4(7 0*44*0 UPMMM H5TMMMT 55— B t flln t u O H M fllM iH W ip. A FL driver Ik . Call tar appf . M »M to HU Ho night* or wsskend* WE PROVIDE-ewekly paychecks, paid training A mltoogt- *wg free workplace, uniform*, nk* place to soark. y o u PRO­ V ID E car A auto insurance. Call: ELECTRICIANS 43— IjB9BI S rvictE Fart time, I L H hour H start, na aiparlanca necessary. Leave moooeao: W-4M3. IS JOBSS JORS WwTR11SWrVICVi1 r»flrW9p/ I fR I I T H R I R IO , ADA, Never a Feel Temporary peeitton.OT imwsed. M-W/Hr. Wl| SANFCNKySDlETRSMRP lanSNd’s l l CMM Caret Slack to k M Specials US.0* Far Woek/IM. » Day Space aval labia tor M ly r s _________ 331-7*25 ____ A QUALITY school learning, nursoon staff............ M41N2 ABC SMALL Day Car* TLC. babies, toddters. ....... 204111 CHILD CARR IH MY HOME. Reasonable rates. Men.- Sal. Fawcadyard. ID-4312 CHILD CARR, la NNH m * * * DAYS, HIOHTL WREKSNOL m -sre. CHILDCARE. MT HOME, rep sortable rate*, hat lunches. Mutt have etp. A FL driver Ik. Call N r aggf. MP-MM Laval* N A IV C accredited childcare center has full A part Mm* position* avail this ter ail age group*. Salary depends upon education A saportonea. Excel lent working ! ............ A ll am. MEET SINGLES i-sgg-iss-4242 EXT. M il, *3.99/man. Meat b* II. Touch tone needed. larv-U. * * * (*M I M MM * * * Hal. Call M N I1 1 4 M . ie f. BEITS _______________ Full tins* A part time help af gourmet sandwich than In Samlnola Team* Can tor Mall. Cauntor A toad | A|mcj: MMSIO Of TOO! ONH KST1NY! IN THS CIRCUIT COURT IN A N O FOR SKMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK MO.i t l l U S D I U L INRE: HERBERT L.PASQUAL. PETITIONER. ARLENAF PASQUAL. RESPONDENT NOTICK OF ACTION TO RESPONDENT ADDRESS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that a Petition tor An nulment ol Marriage has boan Iliad again*! you and you or* required to servo a copy ot your written defames. It any, to It on p i t l t l o n e r ’ s attorney, K. KRISTINE NOWACKI. whose address Is 1001 S Ridgewood Avenue. Daytona Bch. FI 33114 on or before OCOTBER II, INI. and III* the original with tho Clark of Ihi* Court aimer betor* service on petitioner or Immtdl alaly thereafter, otherwise a default will b* antorad against you for m* raltel demanded In the complaint or polltlon Dated SEPTEMBER*. INS MARYANNE m o r se CLERKUF THE CIRCUITCOURT Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publish Saptemberl.il. 72. 7*. IN I OEM 7* anargeflc. parsan 1 wear*. M I «S47 saarb to daycare A L O N If R ES P R C TR O deling bureau since 19771 All apas Including tenters I l iW ftT44771 Mon » > largedtocp large dtocauntl 77 (MenJS-f * + IH !Q M N U * * •TEACHERS* |APPLY IN PERSON Night* A Waakands. 4S hr*. cati Man.-Pri............. OP 41is >by si*. It.ogtoech. Our 4 year old company Is OFF THE LEASH Mimmots to aaad af COOKtllll" NOW ACCEPTING OrcoMCaart Somlnolo County, Florid* Cat* * H 04M CA IS E Sun Bank. Nat lenel Asaec teflon. Plaintiff vs New Day Outreach Centers. Inc., a Florida corporation. Defendant NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S M L E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Elocution issued out of and under fhq seel of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Flor­ id*. CM* # 9S-04M CA IS E upon a final ludgmant rondorad In lha aforesaid court an tha 71h dey of June A.O. I**! In that certain case entitled Sun Bank. National Association, Plaintiff vs. New Day Outreach Centers. Inc. De­ fendant which aforesaid Writ af Execution was delivered te me as Sheriff ot Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all me right, title and Interest et the dafondants in the fallowing dascribed real property, sold property being located In Semi­ nole County. Florida, mere per tlculerly described as follows Lot 17. SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to lha plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 11. Pag* 73 ol the Public Rac ordi el Seminole County. Flor­ ida. Street address ot MIS Valencia Court E m !. Let 111, M N LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to the plat tharoof. recorded In Plat Seek 11. Pag* IS. et the Public Record* of Seminole County, Florid*. Street address ot 1411 Valencia Court Em i . Lot in . M N LANTA THIRO SECTION, according to the plat thereof, recorded In Plat Soak ll. P ag* 7S. et the Public Record* of Seminal* County, Florida. Street Address of MM Valencia Court Em L Lot 114. M N LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to tha plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 11. Page 75. of the Public Record* of Somlnolo County, Florida. Straat address of Mil Valencia Court East Lot Ilf. SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to lha plat thereof, recorded In Plot Book 11. Page 7S. af the Public Record* of Samlnola County Florida. Streat address et 143* Mara Court, and the undersigned at Sheriff ot Seminole County. Florida, will at 11:00 A M. on the Wh day ol October A.D. INS, otter tor sale and tall to tha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at tha Front (West) Doer, at the steps, ot the Seminal* County Court house In Sanford. Florid*, lha above described property. That said sal* Is being mads to satltsy the terms of mis Writ ot Elocution Donald F. Esltngar, Sharltt Samlnol* County, Florida Published: September It,and October*. 11.20. with the sal* on October 10. l**S NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R I C A N S WI T H DIS ABILTIES ACT OF IW0. PER SONS WITH A DISABILITY N E E D I N G S P E C I A L AC COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEED INGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SEC TION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE 1141 2*TH STREET. SANFORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO CEEDINGS (4071 X»**4(TDD (407) 321 1121 DEH 27* ★ MWHMMK* f t — A M r t fM flt t y i-H > t»W B w $ t< Utrtm uhliH /H fw t ♦TtEMflndSfl RAYB A O B IT Free and party all you went I TUFFRRWARR.. -------ROM I TYPISTS, PC mart PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 ctnsacitlvf timet..............17* E M * 7MtttorthfE ttawf........... 7 * 1 Mat J un*»utlv* Umet. aaaaasiaaa*t it s Rag 1Hi m ........................$1.11 • Beg Ritti » • |H Islug. E m i t s ) Haw 7 1 -H »$ »W bw$oM H O U R S : Mon. •Frl. 8 30 - 5 30 Usnaged By Argets Genfcn Property Merwpeman w ST. CROIX •QUtMC SMI AOIMKAIH Call In your garage sal* ad by 12 noon on Tuesday and 14k* advanfaga of eur special garage tale ad price! I Call Clauittod now for detailsl M M am m m Featuring 322-MU 1 Bedroom Apartm ents Starting at $479 M T . A SUNDAY, 47. 214 S 4th SI.. Laka Mary Bivd/Caunfry Club. Crafts, baby Items, etc. MTURDAY SEPT. IMA, 47pm. 733 Secret Harbor Lane MS H ID D E N L A K E D R IVE. SANFORD_________________ S A T U R D A Y A SUNOAV. 1.10-77. 7023 Magnolia AveSanford. Tools. Ilshlng equip.. A boating equip., houseware. gun*, book* mlsc.___________ TUSCAWILLA/Otoa Cagle: Sat */30 Sam 3pm ISM Eagle Nest Clr.7 mower. FAF Pastel Poppy dishes, boy TO" A girl 2a" bikes, lot* ol mlsc. house­ hol d. kid stult. books. software.__________________ _ TARO M LE . 117 N. Elliott Ave. From * to1. */!*/*) 321-7303 Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary Blvd,, on Lake Emma Rd.. Lake Mary Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 • Sat. 10- 5 Sunday Hours Posted �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Saotambar 29, 1995 - T1 1 * 3 - House* i/l V fffllfitW fP P B f MOTV1 2/1. w/4 IF/'OWTkSW ‘ SANTORO V t apt, w/yaHa. C/HA. I ‘ SANFORD 1 Bad, 1 Balt). •/patio, hoot a air. S38S/3M. •SANFORD1/1. Duptox. w/haat AMr.tm/tJW. •SANFORD 1/1. apt., w/ancl. petto. Ip rm*. Fpk • N O R T H L A K I ]/ ] caada. •/K m . patio, tplc, naw paint. napati.paai.tm/u$ a W O O D B I N I t/ t. w/dbl. parapt. Ilka naw. *775/177* • L A R I MARY I/1J. J ttory, •/loti, pool, no pat*, nan . NICEI *1850/1894 Mm m a w mm." jim o o t l b — ....a n e w S BORAt, 1 BATH. CMA. KM a mo M lC/HA. m t Tata AMU. Rat. m iw a r m a P M M l a WHY RCHTT yaw can awn. Hit* ] . homo, with CHA, naw paint B carpoti A MUO homo* l TBa un­ t i l — Duplex* T r ip te i/ H u t in 113— Industrial ______ R e n ta l* OFFICE WAREHOUSE. Irani SMA/man.. I t s sq ft.. PR IM ! location, camor ot « A A Otd Lk. Mary Rd. In ~ tANFORO. l “ industrial, portoct lor tTOllor ilorai SEMINOLE MIRM. J/t, C/HA. carpat. equip, kit., Inside laundry, carport. ID-44E4. bW I b H a m ts / ja n f OOUB LIW ID I MOBIL! NOME In tha country, 1/1, torge kIkhan, tcraanad parch. Ha p*t», Mat/men., lint A ia»t, m-iaat a m m i a t t o r i M OBIL! HOME t/1,on Sacra*, larga thady oakt. Ion cod paatvra. Vary qutol aroa. 9 T I1 S . M BIT 44. 1/1. I mi maM. CHA. ly. lam. rm. A If. tanead yd. *445 mo. m 1147 CAR PET • T I L E BWSINISS. Eecellent location. Net *47K M UST S IL L . 4B7 3314474. e e * LOCAL TA V E R N , let* ol parting. H IO H Trethc aree 1 143— W a t e r f r o n t O m n O O K k k 533,954 O C IA N F R O N T Resort Ceedei INCOME P y tO U C E R I 4*1 L AhentKAve. eea47*7171 145 VOUCANAPPORO 4 Sodraant homo with atmMt • ACRIS tor BM.M. ii m i n a J m ft* 141— H e m M fe r Sale I P —Retell Spece HISTORIC Dawotown long waad. acraM tram Taa Rm.. Re Es a l fM MURIOMKI • NOMONIY DOWNI ,me ta te 322-701 H A M (Uf ORDADl f HOMES Vf NTUHE ' PROPt PTIES , n1 <- — CUL OR SAC Mint 1/1, fenced, •pi It. w/parapa. Mt.MO COUNTRY I IT ATI. 4/1 on I t living, dining. " m ttati, Agri. Sat. Sac. ty». in t.m . MANOVMAN IPICIALI 1/1. an ovor l/l aero. H I M . B R A D I N O . Cul Oa Sac. graanbalt, 1/1 lenced tai.tOO A S S U M E NO a U A U P V . Plnacrnt 1/1, ' 157,144. <v « n 4p*. |i« i i t f d i t N » i . I. f |J r if , I J 1 W i. I 1 (1 ,\ l h L A R I MAR Y OP Cryatal Lab*. ] bdrm., M U . m t H ft. ham* an I.1S acm . w/laba A Maadl All AmanltNil 1 car ■ a r a s o - d a l a c h o d 1 car carport I si ft. 4cm. porch I Family rm.t Ski. Flab A Bn|oy Natwrtl Only |IU.«wr 323-5774 C (1’t‘i n t n 1/ 1 (I / V I <*.< rtftf I,* I / ,* !. / 0 1 BORAH MULLINS. HIOOCN IM IS 141LAOUNA COURT 1/1. Oarago. C/HA Naw root, carpal and paint QUALI PII D Financing avail. aatAM.... ...... n t k iM ix T .ii* . HIODIN LAKB, 1/1 ipilt. III* through out, now carpal, paint bedroom*, screened patio, loncod, treat, cul de-tec. S43.000 m u n ____________ LOCH ARSOR, 1 Bdrm.. C/HA. with largo t*nc*d yard. A tteal at tia.aaa. Hit liman Group Inc. HI BUI.__________ •Ml S ID F O R D R D . SANFORD * A C R I L 4MB M . N, 4 bdrm.. i bdwe; i bNON*M.-nwuM. O W N IR FINANCINO Call Far Otr«ctNn*i 174-1444. available on Lake Monroe Great 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. With Super Views SANFORD LOO H044B on I acre*, n m tq ft. 4 bdrm, 1 both*. 1 kitchen*. Owner fl nanemp. SI44.NB. S74-1S4* BOMB OWNIR A c m + NM m a n * arBrnpar 40* 17M. STENSTROM D O M U C N M R lO n Nice 1/1 In ticallant naighi thru-out. control hoot L air I Lot* moral M4.MII FIRST THK NOME H IY II7 Thl* cut* 1 badroom. I bath I* a great agparhmttyt Call to­ day!........................ S11.7MI 321-2721 • 322-2421 •Ip Our WtB Tssr* •THIS 1 BICROOM. ] bath on thady corner lot ha* very large span living, dining and family eraet with flropkc*. ter eon porch, tocurlty and MUCH MORI. Ovor MM Ml tt. living. MUST S i l l Prlcad under SIMMS. Call tor ap­ pointment. . . ... J U v/ M R E A L E rm rE J N C . W IST SANFORD praa. Small 1/1 wood tram* houM with and large kneed yard. Asking m aos. Cell 173 4*30._________ W HY R IN T f Bettor than naw. 1/1, with AC, >g. yard, goad area, now root, carpet win­ dow*, plumbing, kitchen. tlt.SOO. E t t y qualifying. Payment* under K M mon. M l MMN01IRMI. C lift KI f SANFOROi I I pm to S pm. Larga hlttorlc horn*, com plotoly ronovakd. you mutt M* 7.5 lnl*r**l rat*, no point*. t i % llnanod. 474 *UI \kt: MIISUIIK a D IL T O N A A R I A . 1* ideal far mobile homo or hamottto. her***, cattle, farm Ing dreamery I Zoned agrkul tural. *S,*BB P l l A C R I. Small dawn payment w/owner tinanclng.............. *B* 7*7-1ffl S A C R IS , O S T I I N . High and d r y . A p p r o v e d ta r 1 J o m p jito a jg S jM B J lJ M J !^ 133— CeeWem Milurns C e -O p / S e to ALTAM ONTI SPRINOS. BY O W R I I, owner tlntndns avallabto. Sail or laaM option OAR HARBOUR. 1 bdrm , 1.1 curlty gate. tkMafca. tattoo a w iM i saak tm .__________ L A R I MAR Y CONDO. 2/2. tactodad and quia* aroa, I •tory unit*, tplc.. calling Ian*. I1M tq. ft. S7i.N0. Call F*tor ‘ f........ 157—M obile Heines / S o le A -f BettAepllint* 3343345 F i l l Delivery • Warranty m K IN M O R I Wisher-Oryer Pair ALMOST N IW , Baft card rack*, w/tluorescant light* on top. 7 piece pit group. Include* two Incllnort and hldabed 371*3)4 • B ID . ungto t i n w/trame. brass hiidbaard. *55 Can deliver. 173 431* BUY AND S I L L Good dean usad furniture A antique*. In LARR Y-SM AR T... 177-it 13 DINING ROOM S I T . Breyhili tibia w/a chair*. 1 lit r e leave*, chin* fbtitot * buftot t1700lntic.cond.44* r«B3 • E L E C TR IC STOVE. *104.....773 4744 • F I N I C H IN A Mlkata. while w/illver trim, wheal pattern 45 place* t u 371 IO«7 • F U L L S i l l ROXSPRINO and mallres*. good cend. *50 Metal baee/lrame w/cattor* *25 177 17K • 5INOLE BIO/metal Irameon rollers, box/lnnertprlng mat­ tress *45, will dell ver377 471* • I I N O L I B I D . metal trame. pine head board. *10.377 4415 V A C C U U M C L S A N I R . new K IR B Y , never uted. *400; antique geld sole *71; 5 piece wrought Iron dinette wt *71. VoJra mall bee: 377 7154 12 I 4«l 14 \ l . p.i-.f fi Join us at... U N TR Y yp^JRTRfl] M O B IL ! H O M I COMMUNITY 113— T o t e v i s i o n / • 14X14. V I Split. H SKYLINE. 10X48 K m .rm .. 14.008 •14XK, a/J Split. 81 DESTINY. R a d io / S te r to tp lc. *11.008 a 14XM, V I Sellt. (0 BROAD MOOR. K m . rm., 13.0M • *4X5*. V I Split. 7* LIBERTY. Partially turn. *II.JM. • tax n , i/ i Split, m FLEETW O O D , w/wathdry. K rn .rm . *14.000. • 14X44. V I Spin, to SKYLINE. w/wath d ry. dlthwather, M**. C A LL: n>4144ar *7117*1 O V IID O : P A LM V A L L IV Adult Mbblla home park. 1/1. fam ily room, w/wti bar, workshop, screened in perch. II7 K O B O . C a ll collect: f O d -a i f ia s a A n ig h t* : *84-MBltM.______________ SUPERIOR M O B IL ! HOMES INC. Haw*** In Carriage Cev* ItaM. 1/1, C/HA. MUST MOV I D Need* wme TLC. *54*1. Choot* tram S. I1‘ wide* all 1/1. C/HA. m m wllh other eatraa. *J**5 00. V I PauBlawIBe C/HA: tit.toe All the above are cash price. NO Raaaanabto Offer* Betoted. POSSIBLI FINANCINO **7M 14414 K *417*14 1*74 OAKMOMT, 11*44'. V I S bath, handy man'* tpeclal. MUST B ( MOVEDI *1500 ..........................407 314*117. machine Like brand naw. 545. ate 371175* 199- P e ts A S u p p lie s •ABAN D O N ED MOMMIB Cat A ) Uttta kHites. FR EE TO GOOO heme anty 1 Ptoaaa help that* C U T I I S I Call attor 4pm. 2W 574* AU STR ALIAN SHEPHERD*. 1 btock trl, mala. Ito years, 1 Mu* marie, tomato, I ’.j years, smart, gentle Am *, both ragl* torad. S75. •acts. Call 1414487. 213— A u c t io n s M IC T K M UREIMRT • SMF0R0 SAT. A SUN. 1-lpm Of EN HOUSE: SURMY 153—Acro egeLe tt/S e to 19S— M o c t i i n e r y / T e o i s 1*1— A p p H a n c a s / F u rn ttu ro OR BAT LOCATNML 1/1. If. lot, now carpat A vinyl. A/C. >Btcroonad parch. A mar*. All jr iw tr m m iiv n * !^ ^ IPM C .* _____ 372 74M 2133 HAfiNOUA AVE. I4 t —M e M to Hom e L e f t fo r Sole OWNER FINANCE SANFORD. Recanditien l or 1 bdrm*.. AC. If. •orkjhop In “ H ill SANFORD, V t FA M ILY C/HA. O P EN HOUSE 1 B d rm ., 1 bath, n*wly r « novatod. near n*w ihopplng mall and good tchoolt. U t,H 0 . Call; te a -m M M . AA e NOCLOBINBCOBTI P N O R iA L TO R S t S l - l FINANCINO m u R E A L T Y , W. MaHoowKI Realtor m-HM IX C H A N O I OR SI LL your property located anywhere 1 INVIITORS M A L T Y 774-1411 D w p t e i f o r S a te IM M ACU LATE D U P LEX , 1/J •ech unit! CHA. all apptl.. Mutt Mill S44.444. H I 3444 SOUND OOOO.MUHT SUNDAY Oct. 1*1-1 322-1051 M A IT IR C A R D A VISA author 1ration machine with printer. Ilka new let original boxes. asking 41204, OBO Ask tor Mlchalto...................... 145- $381 R EFU R B ISH ED O ttke Captors all ttiahat A sire* Save up to 14% from Newt Warmaty A Free delivery........447 7*111*4 F o r S a te 3227m LOS NOME: OPfRMOUtt m B U Y I M e L I AS INO • HOUSES PLUMS a r LEMONS Chertto: 4M71B7 W44WE B U T HOUSE SIMM COPPTVTUmM J W M g jjA ^ n k T T tlg ^ ^ Improve Your View! at Sailpointe Cfltt / E q u ip m e n t 1**— B v s i n t s s R E A L E S T A T E , rNC. OPPICI r Marap*. to ttTs Up MOV a IN IPICIALI DCS man. B l C I P u m i W tANFORO, Offtca mac*. MM •q. ft. building fatal, IM N ft. par Bttka unit. Bt-fMO STRIP STORB AVAILABLt. B » laniard Am . MBtSR.Pt. If*;— W a n te d P r o p e r t y / S a te I I P —O ffic e S p ace/R ut —i . . , J i 1 W — O f f i c e S u p p lie s Wecan PevCaiehl 1*1*404 High 44T* w/awnar financing, aatgng arB »aM i. _______ a CHARM INO. 1 Bodroam. 1 bath homo with 10*17 cloaad In bock parch. Latt at patantlal. Prlcad to M ill Ownar will pay all allowable cloilng coth Priced at *41.000 HURRYMI. 11 7 —Com m ercial I . ~ j1 I S f - R t a l E s ta te tayawllhllnanclnp. aatlTlB. BY OWNIR, Omma. Now in , 1 car caraga. larga weed»d 141—H e m e t fe rS e te RMtawoaR Lana, tncloaad parch. C/HA, S47t/Man. S I K I T ’N ’ C A R L Y L E ® hy I M iry W r if h l X l l t l t Parhapa wa can hatp-CMIBdaUMMH. BY B W N IR , laatard. 1/1. nawly do car l tod thru out C/HA. big loncad yard. Kraanad porch, carport. Law V t ON I ACRES, N. Baardall * «a .. ip. parch. I M ptua. Available ta/i..........jpaaut. jjM jk a W M jt M m a S M J J ^ i/i. 1 1 7 -M 141—H e m e t fe r Sale 107—M aM to M T . N O O N -S * p l3 0 H IN N Y 'S S I R V I C I CENTER M IS .H W Y.4 1 Ii OSTEEN S IL L L IN O SURPLUS INVENTORY I— O iw k C a n ■ j,* , t.h|. • Items include: FlaaAto Car* • Partt/Junb cart •Tael* • P l u m b i n g S u p p li e s • E l e c t r i c a l S u p p ll a i P U B LIC A U C T IO N EV ER Y FR ID A Y 4:M. Auctton Stock 171b A 17/ft. 3741441. P U B L IC A U C T IO N C M R O O f t R lM T H I AUCTION BLOCK 171k A 17/*]. SANFORD FRI. S a p i 29th 5:30 PM Furniture, antique*, feels, cMtoctfbte*. 1 piece solid weed hdrm. set. aab A Mass curto. 444*41to. Chine. PtoTbn celtoetton tram 1*51*7. artontol rage and let* mere 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 4 2 TER M S : Cash.M/C. Visa, Discover. 10% Buyer* premium JE R R Y KLEIN BER G A U C TIO N ADVANTAGE AU 1714........................... A 6434 • CO F L A Y IR . JVC. *x. cend. like n*w. S45. OBO 311 7*5* 215— B o o ts a n d 115— C o m p u t e r s 14 F T . F ie iR O L A S t fishing beat A trailer, I5HP Johnson, trollingrntr.t**! 271 5414 14.* Ft. Cabia 1*5 HP, 10. w/tantom trailer, needs out drive. 372 *401A 22117*1 144 IBM Compel. 44 M I O HD. 1 F O . w / lo tt e l software, Panasonic 14 Pin prlntor A computer cart. *375 114 510*. 117— J p o r f i n # G o o d s I P A P O R T A B L I. I PIR JO N Oetuxa equip, undarwator light Cedar GAZEBO Never used. *1475.407 >40 4441 119— O filc * S u p p iiis / E q u ip m e n t • OIlK/ottic* type, 5 drawer w/tlto drawer. Nice cond Lt. gray. sag. Can move. 1731040 S T M C F IX T U K LIQUIDATION S M I Former JC Penney location 1110 Stale St, (Sanford Twin P la ta ). Glass showcases, glass cube*, garment racks, desks, chair*, tile cabinets, olllce divider peneli. stock r m , shelving, rolling stock carts, mannequin* A mirror*. Business hour* Starting Mon, Sept. 15. A c c e s s o r ie s 223—M isc e fle •W ILL phase tingle itove m iw S I L L ar T R A M . 1 com m , itove far a phase restaurant type w/coofc top A even 231—C era M I R C I O I S ' l l M S I . Pearl btock, fully loaded and pam pared 177.OH ml. P»SW. Cad l*n VW J I T T A . 4 door A/C. auto., naw tlr** A brake*. vary ttoaw. SUM. 111-44*1. I M l OLDS D I L Y A « . adoer. VI. A/C. full power *3 000 M41IK.____________________ IM7 PO N TIAC F I I I B I R D . 7 0 eng • cyl. btock, run* great, need* new key. H IM OBO; run* great. 4 cyl. auto. M00. OBO. MBBBH.______________ ItSB L IN C O L N TO W N C A R , look* good, runt great. *4*80. 407 3& 0715_________________ lt d C A D ILLA C Sedan O t Villa. Spring E dition , dk. red., leather, m t ml., mint cend.. *It.400. evening*......... H3-111I •M PONTIAC l ewklrd . Part* Carl Naw radiator, gat lank, •ihautt. brake*. Int. In gtod cend. Body rutt, blown engine. v5 5om 2 1 E I L tlto. After 233—A u to P a r t i / Accessories O N I STOP T I P I SHOP. Tire* M M A up. Mounted A Sal. t7/*71 1ith at Cheapo Pape 233—T r u c k ! / Buses / Worn •C H IV Y R IA U V IL L I VAN • '7t, 1 ten, Pattangar van. clean Loaded! Tea much to 111* mutt lee to appreciate On'r*7,4tSOBO ...... MltTM It li O ATSUN PICKUP. 4 cyl, I toot bed. good work truck. 55M 134B47*_______________ 1*74 FORD VAN. C150. VI. running 5500 OBO. 3TMMI A 377 07*1 after *______________ IN* FORD RANDIR. camper top, chrome wheel*, eng. need* work. *500 OBO 177 7077or Beeper: 41»13*1 INI ISUZU Pkkep. 1 tpeed A/C. big wheel*, naw lire*. low mile*. MaM lH 4451. to J I I P Wrangler, RleGrande edition Only 4K mile*, many •itra* No! a bettor leaking _Jeegeroundi M « l l l ^ ^ ^ ^ 23*—V ttiic le s W anted CAIH U l PAID! Far Juab Can. T r u c k * A M l t c . l Keep America Beautllull.., 3H**to JUNK CARS W A N T IO I Rum Ing or not I Pay t*. 7 day* a wk, w* haul l H OLD A JU N K CAR VTHUCKS W A N TE D Will pay CASH A ^ e u ^ w a j^ rr a c ^ M A M O A ^ " 239— M o t o r c y c l t s a n d Bikes 219— W a n t e d to B u y M OTO R CYCLE carrier, heavy duty, steel channel const, quick removable detachable ramp.*!!* OBO 333 71*7. COPIBRB W AN TED . All Make* A Silas. Running or not Will pickup.................. 447 715 1444 241—Recreeftonel Vehicles / Cam pers 223— M is c e lla n e o u s CAM PGROUND Membenbip! camp from coeit to coast. RPI attlllatton. Paid U4M Sacrllice 537*1 Call I M O734 0774 • C H IV Y Motor heme. '74 Clean, run* great. Full bath. A/C, Generator. New awning. •UROLAR BARS. Easy push button release* 15 per sq It Member at Chamber iis itM HAM M O N O ORGAN w/4raw bar*. Leslie sound system 4384 273-4*44 PICKUP TO PPE R/CAMFIR. F lo r i d a L ln * . lu ll t i le tiberglesi JJW ........311*124 Q U IT SAAOKINb 1 st day f run nan-pruM tourxSdtion Ouclot approved I0U\ gueuntee Ceil Jean 40/ 7M 2 /IK SAVE *344 a month, every month on groceries. For In formation cell 407 174 7**s • U P R IG H T VACUUM. E x c e lle n t c o n d , *15 or •/attachments M0 3JQ840* Good tiro*.....................H i 7»M Need* new parent* I HUNT INO. CAMPING TRAIL­ ER. I T . goo** neck. tl.OM 0 6 0 . MI-1157_______________ SLIDE IN CJUKPER. cab over sleeper. AC. Retrig, healer, eve, cend. *I5M M l 4141 It71 DO D O E M OTOR HOM I. 14'. sell contained *ISM. OBO. 3X11401 A C T *7*1.__________ n W INNEBAGO. M It. long, mod condition, new engine K to o .n isa ia ~S2^uz4/ntfyn& $299 Moves You In!!! Where an Apartment is more than just a Place to Live 9 / ’s a TOTS? FLO R ID A S T A T I REQUIRE! •II contractor* be registered or certified To verity a state co n tra cto r* license call I M0 143 7*40. Occupational LI cent** are required by the county and can be verified by calling Iln gUnM MIlO l .e a l 7413 9 fg m e HURRY... ONLY A FEW OPENINGS! a33T ■moral Btm odRtlRg -N B W ’ R B M O O IL 'R IF A IR V ln y l tid in g , ctrp e ntry. Door*, window*. Concrete m -a a n ...s o . b m m . c b m im m 2580 RIDGEWOOD A VE., SANFORD, FL A ir Conditioning B R A N D NEW 1-TON C/HA cond Installed In ealsllng ctn tral heal system. 14** 00 * taa Installed 1 yrt. warrant, y Call MIKEto4-*45MII 330-1431 C A rp o n fry " C A B I N E T S . O OOBS. gen carpentry, drywall Llc/lns D A S I Morton............... 131-444* C A R P EN TE R All kind* el home repair*, painting A ceramic tile Richard Gres* 3315*73 ABOLjTMOV^IG COSTS? $200 OFF 2Bdrm. 2Bath T $300 OFF 3Bdrm. ‘ 11/2Bath TownHome RmkiitOitli AllDircctlms fair rofmrtimg &/tk* - —- „ k fif fj-g-fl* |Mftom, fit, frpon* mod 4 tn «» _Line #for wmryncmmm wplr 4:JtnaiiPMWMi*M cMtnfl+dj iJkst jmm mkmi jyowAFdi Wr>#primdof 0mnm*jfm m trmK* hiw4 d’NII ta tvfid, idtvf Ml *-»» dTP 324-4334 Mon.-Fri.M •Sal 10-5’ Sun. 12-5 Subscribe Today / 322-26U t o H l u n l H a t r a lil :r.-.-.T” -ri C p r p R l/ lr a t a llA t io n " CAR PET M ILL DIRECT Aig Discount* Fa mewl Brands First Quality. Tea Line. Stoinmettor. Saaeniet. Trackless. Sculpture* ** *t installed Commercial level to o p »l^ * yd « r n tl C:iBAning lQ in ln StrvicB A F FO R D A B LE Heese Clean inf I From people you can TR U S T I 111-SIM Merry Maids C l R D n ln g S e r v i c e A LL PURFOSE Cleaning lerv Otlice/Camm. Low rale*. LIC. 133 *730 (Beeper174111*1. APOLLO CLEAN IN O tE R V IC I Comm /Re*, weekly, monthly orone lime 40/ 331 4*44 B L IT Z C L E A N Professional Maid Svc. tor your home Call >11 4711 HOUSEKEEPERS to lit your every need Just ask I 445 37*5 Since "1*74" Dene's Htkpg. TH E HAMPTON Housekeepers. U c , Bonded. Ins, Setlstec tio i^ u a ra n te n ^ ^ ^ ^ a e iK * d o n c ro tB C AP TAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal I Man Quality Opera lion I IM-1334K..........4343441 Q U A L IT Y CONCRETE WORK. 15 years tap. Reasonable Me /Int m-1444 E lt c t r ic il M ASTER ELECTRICIAN Repalr eddlllon. comm/ret U c J n e lE R M M in ^ V IM T J F rdcr FEN CES. Sarvica. Installalien. Custom Oesignl Free Est I We re open Wkends >443to4 C iiH iig Fans IN S TA L L A TIO N ' REPAIR MOST INSTALLATION *3*.IA. M<./lap. 447-44**474 H andy M an HACKN EY'S HANDYMAN. We do II all NO |ob too Smalll Free estimate*... Kt*770 H o m p ImprovBffiBnt HOM E IMPROVEMENTS: K it • B a t h e Ti l es • Door Carpentry • Windows e Hand yman Servlce«Smali Jobs Welcome Call: 713-14*5 homB Rspalrs A L L T V P I S WINDOW Repairs, Sliding glass doors, 7 screen PHONE E«*. Riven.. 337 1445 FAN S DISPOSALS Drains HlO Healer* Flalur** Switches Commodes Faucets Etc. Lie iSCOKUt* Since 7*. 443 14M La u n d ry S e rv ic e ^ M A R Y ’S LAUNDRY SERVICE Will & Iron Pkhup 4 dm llvfy, low rafiii 313 Lawn Service AMERICAN LAWN CARE A a in iir PARIS P A IN TIN O . Pressure dean, spray brush A roil Popcorn cell. Jim 11HIS4 P R O F E S S I O N A L Inte rior Painting, premium paint*, longlastlng finishes. Jeffrey Power ne 1434. tic A In* P r t s iu r R C k a n ln q D U N R I T E houses, mobile home*, walk*, deck*, drive*. Free est, lie ./In* 111 4W PRESSURE Cleaning, homes, drive*, walk* A pool decks Cell tor quality H*-1B4* e lP R A Y A W A Y . Sett Pressere Eat. cleanings Visa/MC. tree est Lie./Ins 13*01*0 W tld ln q Yard A Tree work. Hauling tool Free estimate W* 11*7 F R A N K O A V IS Machine A Welding. 300 W Pd S I. San lord Gen repeir* 111 M40. Masonry ^^TaramTcTn^^ M A S ON R Y . New/Repalrst Brick. »torm. gldYt bik 20 yr» u p F rtt tit ii* lilt Ktifk Locksm ith A L L LOCKS • A LL SRANDSI Wholesale to public Local Installer Visa MC. Wketeule Lacks 1*00533 1443 Painting B R U N E L L P A IN 7INO, 31 yr*. rap (r*3004*51 Comm/retid . car pent r y, repair*, door hanging, plastering 13111*1_ ■U TC H 'S T IL E S IR V Me. II Yr* Eap Aeth-Kitchen re modeling 40/ /47 0I54 Tr— Sarvict ECHOLS T R E E SVC l k *. Ins "Let the Proleulonal* do I I " Freeesllmale* 313 777* Uphoistfry PARKERS Upholstery Prel equip, autoboel Int, turn Aantlquet 7VI 37K A d v e r t i s e Y o u r B u s i n e s s E v e r y D a y F o r A s L o w As 541 P e r M o n t h . Call C l a s s i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �•■ - Sanford HaraM, Santo* Ftortde-Frtdg, « II Ib y C M e Y o u n g ^ a g w tfa ts l Woman should visit her gynecologist DEAR DR. O O T T : I have not menstruated fo r tw o years. In the time prior, m y periods were not regular. I’m 31 and a virgin. I have never sm oked and don’t drink. I don’t diet and am not anorexic o r b u lim ic . W hat’s happening? DEAR R E A D E R : T h e cessation of menstruation In a healthy, non-pregnant, y o u n g woman could well represent a hormone Imbalance. I recommend that you address this Issue with your g y n e c o lo g is t , w h o •• after examining y o u - w in probably order blood tests to Identify a hormone deficiency, and. If one Is present, prescribe an antidote, u sually e s t ro g e n a n d other hormones. On the other hand, as you probably k n o w , well-trained fem ale a t h l e t e s often stop menstruating: this appears to be a c o n s e q u e n c e o f ch ron ic overexertion. Therefore. If you are an “ exercise nut.” try re­ ducing your w orkouts a bit. DEAR DR. O O T T : For about 1-1/2 years I'v e had abnormal Pap smears. A biopsy showed a type of cervical virus. Unfortu­ nately. it Is not possible to And out which type. Because of this. I am about to have cryosurgery. Could I have contracted this virus from the m an I am seeing? If so, can he b e treated for the virus? DEAR R EAD ER : Some virus Infections (chiefly those causing venereal w arts) can cause cancer of the female reproductive tract. Therefore. It Is Important to discover w hat type o f virus you have, so that you can be treated aggressively if you have the "w rong" type o f virus. In the event that the doctors cannot type the virus with cer­ tainty. they w ill have to assume the w orst sc e n a rio : It Is a possible cause o f cancer. This Is the reason for the cryosurgery, a form of exclslonal biopsy. To answer your specific ques­ tions: You certainly could nave contracted the viru s from a sexual p a rtn e r, a n d - even thougfTHe m ay show no obvious sig n s o f Infection - he should be m eticu lou sly examined b y a urologist, an d treated. If n eces­ sary. Actually, unless you both a r e , tre a te d simultaneously (w ith an tl-vira l therapy), you m a y continue to pass the Infection back and forth, with disastrous results. Because this may well b e a se x u a lly transmitted dlae M M I1 41 41 s l u N s** •4* •I 22 OoMmi stony 44 tot wstorproaf 2S — ana’s Stuff tSSMtoforslo •Mason — f J a PETER GOTT.M.D. L you and your p a rtn e r m ust address the Issue together. Until this confusing situation Is re­ solved. I advise yo u to use, condoms. _ it II 1999 N E W S P A P E R Copyright E W T tw fatiA S SN . nmn n n n n n n n n nnn nnnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnn nnnnn nnnnn □nnn nnn nnnn nnnannn nnn nnnnnnn nnnnnnn nan n n n n n n n □nnn nnn nnnn □□□nn nnnnn nnn nnnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnn • Fasts sorry STUMPED?Cal lorAnswers a w v w g ftwrnow WIN A T BRIDGE awj mwaaaa^ ra a w vs Some bridge officials are poor players. Yet they love the game so much that they prefer to be Involved on the administrative side, rafher than finishing as also-rans at the table. However, there are exceptions to this rule. The president o f the New Jersey Bridge League. Ell Schneider, showed that he knows how to maintain com m unications in this deal from the Red Ribbon Pairs at the S um m er Nationals. North. E l i 's w ife Cynthia. Jumped to three no-trump In the hope that h e r diam ond suit would be w orth several tricks. West led the heart five. East playing the six. It was probable that East held the diamond king. Also. If East had three diamonds., he would hold up the king for one round. Then declarer would need a dum m y e n t r y to reach his diamond w inners. And there ^5 K by BobThavss FRANK AND ERNEST p u t i o a m wO^/ Ahc> ohly o N 7 V 0 w a h a a c v ^ tg f, v/ C fM /M O X W/tNTt© TO T H IS „ i j | ..... ! f-*9 •tw t.N U M T ( 1 HAVE A SPECIAL \ negate ^ • ROBOTMAN* $ A m E5 by Jim Davis GARFIELD rUKE MV MEW V * DEFINE S uke * / h Vr / PEFI NE S V M5PECIA t !jL u 4 Ispt. 90,1995 The course you've embarked upon Is the right one. and In the year ahead, events should bear this out. D o not make any u n n e c e s s a ry c h a n g e s : they could set you back. LIBR A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It will be extremely Important to­ day not to let companions or associates m ake decisions for you. M aintain your Indepen­ dence. T ry in g to patch up a broken rom ance? The AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the re la tio n sh ip work. Mall •2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758 Mur­ ray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might find yourself Involved with persons today who don't grasp Ideas quickly. Instead of getting angry, take the time to explain what they are missing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An easy come, easy go w a s only one potential entry ca rd In the dummy: the heart queen. So. Schneider m ade the farsighted play of winning the first trick with the heart ace. T h e diamond queen w on trick two. Declarer continued with a diam ond to dummy’s ace an d a third diamond to East's king. A fter cashing the spade king. East switched to a club. Schneider won with h is ace a n d led a heart toward d u m m y's queen. West couldn't stop de­ c la r e r from getting Into the du m m y and collecting 10 tricks: tw o hearts, six diamonds and tw o clubs. Note that If South w ins the first trick with the heart 10. W est can ensure that du m m y's queen never becomes an entry. Finally, next time I expect W est will lead his partner's suit. A fter a club lead, the contract goes three down. P h illip A lder's book. "G e t Smarter at Bridge.' la available, autographed upon request, for 4.95 from froi • 14.95 P .O . B ox 169. Rosiyn His.. NY 11577-0169. c C a p yrlfM lfM b y N K A Ine. NbfPTH S-lt-M *1 0 B 3 VQ B 4 •a j a 5 4 3 2 *• • • EAST SAKJ2 *S 4 V K * 7532 we • K 10 7 *Q J 9 7 2 • 9 *10 a• 4 SOUTH *Q 7 0 5 VA J 10 ♦9 a *A K 5 3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer. North West North Esst Pass I* 1 NT Pass 3 NT Allpass Opening lead: v 5 attitude today might cause you Financial trends look reasonably to let something opportune slip strong today, but It would be from your grasp. Concentrate, best not to discuss money mat­ a n d v i e w se rio u s m a t t e r s ters with persons w h o aren't seriously. directly Involved. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . GEMINI (M ay 2 1-June 20) 19) If you're Indecisive about Steer clear of a friend today who bu yin g something expensive for Is always Involved In strange or the home today, walk aw ay and unusual things. T h is person g iv e yourself lime to think. could bring complications Into Deliberation will Improve your your life at this time. Judgment. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) You won't accomplish anything Early In the day. your work o f consequence today If you try habits might leave something to too many things at one time. Get b e desired. Do not attem pt out your agenda and scratch off challenging assignments If your noncssentlal activities. heart Isn't In It. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Guard PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) against the Inclination to take Y o u might show more skill at things out of context today. If m aking money for others today you do. you m ight get angry than you will In adding to your abou t a fr ie n d 's c o m m e n ts o w n resources. Strive to be where no III will w a s Intended. effective at both. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A Make sure your subject matter Is person who w a s previously un­ well-organized today If you try to lucky for you In a material way sell or promote something. A might be so again today. T o be poor presentation could cost you on the safe side, avoid this the sale. Individual for the present. • TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ' « CapyrigHtim byNEAlnc. by Leonard Starr by Jim Maddick fNNlE TRwA ACUTE COTE* A-PK>&IA,ROeOTMN4 CAN NO 10N5ER TOLERATE CUTENESS... EVEN W\%OfJVi AfPEARANCE. WnW His BUY UTUE rMfCUifc BEANIE, SICKENS HIM... re-185! s r 1 * > �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 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/2077f5ac599e2069a01831fd4f6ea836.pdf 8a18db8e2c83094a12fc9805f187a1e0 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY Novem ber 1, 1995 50 Cents Sanford Herald S e n r ln f S a n fo r d , L a k a M a r y a n d S a m ln o la C o u n ty o ln o a 1 S O S 88th Year, No. 82 - Sanford, Florida Residents’ flood woes continue NEWS DIGEST •M IP S ; r Library monty MAITLAND - The Central Florida Library Consortium (CFLCI. is receiving federal help in an expansion of Information-sharing. The first of the money was given out Friday. 8tate Representative Marvin R. Couch. (Dist. 33), was scheduled to present a check for the first of four Installments of the $82,178 grant to the library consortium Director, Marta Westfall. The presentation was made at the Maitland facility. The CFLC serves 86 member Institutions In 11 counties In Central Florida. It's activities promote and coordinate the free sharing of materials. Information and services among the public, academ ic and special libraries. Part of the grans is to develop a Central Florida Freenet, which will serve Seminole. Orange. Lake and Osceole Counties. Some of the grant money will be used to provide basic operational support for the consortium such as salaries and rent. The CFLC is located at 431 E. Horatio Avenue, Suite 230, in Maitland. Living will workshop LONGWOOD - South Seminole Community Hospital will hold a public srorkshop on Living Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney and Do Not Resuscitate orders, on Nov. 9th. The session will _ at 11 a.m.. at 821 Physicians Plata. on •434 (next to the hospital), in Longwood. Forma will be provided. White the session Is free of charge, registration is required. Phone I40043444M . ■ ■yVteftll Herald Senior Staff Writer LAKE MARY — Residents of Channel Drive in Lake Mary didn't want the headaches of living oh lakefront property, but they've got them. When Doug Fomer bought his home at 101 Channel Dr. he knew he'd Be n near enough to the lakes around Lake Mary to occasionally enjoy its beauty but he wouldn't have to worry about water creeping Into his back yard (or, arorse yet. into his house) and other hazards of waterfront living. “ I was wrong." he said. "I didn't count on it backing up into my front yard horn the lake across the road." Fomer said the water level In W. Lake Crystal and the Tlmacuan lakes (which are now one body of water) are on the rise and have no place to go: □Bos W ater, Pago SA . Cops seek Halloween home invaders SANFORD - The last trick or treaters at Howard Wagner's house last night weren't much interested in candy. Sanford Police said that when Wagner answered the door after 9 p.m.. a pair of young black men Before you cut down a tree... pushed their way into the house on Centennial Drive in Sanford and threatened him with a pair of handguns. According to Sgt. Pat Smith, spokesman for the department, one of the men punched Wagner in the face with his fist and then ordered him Into the bedroom where his wife was already In bed. The couple were farced to lie face down on trie bed while the two men searched the home for valuables. Smith said. The two men gathered up a diamond wedding ring. CD player and a wallet before forcing the Wagners into the bathroom. After that they left. Aiaccording to Smith, the descrip* is of the two men are a Mt tiona sketchy: The first man wearing a skull jeans and the other as wearing a aid ng. Smith i mask and................. dark clothing----------no other descriptions are available. Sanford P olice are a tlll In All dressed up with places to go LAKE MARY - N o . tree trimming and/or pruning was easy. In Lake Mary far that matter, It Is difficult, and efforts are un­ derway to make It even more so. not In the work Involved, but the approvals needed before conducting the work. After an entire yea r o f w ork, discussion and study by the city commission, city staff, and a Land Development Code (LDC) task force, a proposal la to be preeented during this Thursday nljptt's city com­ mlesion meeting on landscaping regulations. Scheduled to be heard by the commission several times in the past It is hoped the document will meet with the comIn la free and open to the 8 p.m. this Saturday Festival focus: Arts, crafts, cars, antiques HeSStafi SANFORD — Events planned for this weekend are expected to draw huge numbers of people to Sanford. The Oreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce is holding an Arts, Crafts and Antique Festival, and Celery City Cruiser will be holding a Nostalgia Show-Off Car Show downtown. Chamber organisers say the Arts, Crafts and Antique Festival is designed to combine an antique fair with the successful arts and crafts 1 Kids mix reading with Halloween excitement fair, and In combination with the popular antique Fort Mellon Park will be the setting the the giant show, srlth exhibitors displaying and selling □Ba n f f p u e e n io f e t v i w n i v r SANFORD— Reading *s supposed to be fun. But for those who don't have the experience of exposure to books on a tegular basis, it can be a less pleasurable experience. That's why volunteers from Seminole High School take the time, several times a year, to go to Midway Elementary School and bring the Joy of reading to students who might not have the opportunity to own books of their own. Tuesday, ghosts, goblins, clowns and a variety of literary characters decended on the Midway media center beartng books for blossoming readers. The characters were students from Seminole who love both reading and children. Bringing books and dressing up for Halloween, they delighted the youngsters who rushed to greet Ihctn when they irrivcd. The books were provided by the federal Reading Is FUNdamralal (RIF) program, which provides free books for ecooomlcftllvdtaMdvanuiteditijdenU. The volunteers were not merely delivering the books, they also took the time to road to the eager youngsters. The elementary eludrnle enjoy having the books read, though they often Joined in with the high schoolers in reading the talcs Saminofs High volunteers have brought the Joy of reading to Midaray Elementary. At a Halloween book (Retribution for RIF, they gathered In the madia oenter. On hand for the event were, front row, left to right, Lewandra MiksN, Diana 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 . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 t ■WMgmMtMwga ■v. J__ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wadnaaday, Novambar 1, 1005 Seminole Scenes: Halloween capers MDA fund-ralaar Tricli Stiles, program coordinator with the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Central Florida, reeds the "charges" to Sandy McDanel, owner of Steed-Horse Gifts, left, and Carol C l l A M i l S l i A jm jn A le w t T w fy o fi# Q o i in io in c .v w - j m Chapman, a Centra) Florida Zoo employee. The MDA Lockup was a fund-raising event called "Behind Bars for Good" and was held at Crazy Wings, 1506 8. French Avenue In Sanford. ^ rv^s. i Catting a spill Carol Floyd and Carmen Nieves, left to right, employees of the State Attorney's offloe In downtown Sanford, wore their bewitching costumes during a lunch break yesterday at the Downtown Sub SKM'Sd Lw iasattw ; to ooetumed fn g ein wtifvti Ifl OftC Of t,»w * » i ———* Hanger. « S £ la ryear old Devon OWIeN ae a black cal. ^ Station. Throui into the spiritoi Trick or traat Power Rangers, princesses, and superheroes gathered Tweed* night at the Tyre Court No. 14 third ennual Halloween party. Prtaee were awarded for the best costume and best danoers. From left: Hector Meleclo, Kentril Washington, Latoya Wynn, Michael Wynn, Jasmoon Henderson and Tantanlsn Jackson. MIAMI — Hare are the winning number! selected Tuesday in the Florida Lot* The oMMren turned out on masse for Halloween favors at the Seminole Towns Center mall Tuesday. Brad and Tyler Denalow came *— lliwiig vfi lasgiiiftwahlna al |fautreWorwie lauiAiAMweT a*IIT 16S |*uRftw *t**-r---wWng BpVuvenipVi M latrOj IOOfrwvO i M TH E W EATHER terv: ■ Today: Variable cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of showers. High In (he mid 80s. Southeast wind IB mph. To­ night: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of evening show­ ers. Low in the lower 70s. Wind south 5 to 10 mph. Thursday: Partly cloudy with widely scat­ tered showers. High In the mid to upper aOs. Chance of rain 30 percent. Friday through Satur­ day: Partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon and evening Ihunderstorms. Lows from the upper 60s to the mid 70s. Highs In the upper 80s. Sunday: Mostly cloudy with afternoon showers and thunderstorms. X T S N 0 8 0 O U T L O O » '' K > ’. t * / w r i V E D N M E S D A Y y e l d y S « * T 1 T N P U U I E D r d f I 1 — W t A 4 y n Y l 4 4 l R U D l y A T Current Ih running to I lie south with a water temperature of 81 degrees. v ! ; v S Y i H y l l M a g highs. 3:30 a.m.. 300 p.m.: Iowa, 0:41 a.m.. B ill p m.i NOW Sm yrna N a a s * highs. 3:34 a.m., 3:10 p.m.s lows. S:4S M l., 0:33 p.m.: Ooooa Boaehi highs. Daytona Beach: Waves are 1 lo 2 feet and choppy. Current la running to the south with a water temperature of 83 degrees. Mew Smyrna Beach: Waves urc 1 lo 2 feel and choppy. ' iB lS t — W e d n e s d a y an d Wednesday night: Wind southeast IB Up30 knots. Sena 4 to 6 feet. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Widely scattered show- a s s u . n S S S i m i Th e high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was S3 de­ grees and the overnight low was 70 aa reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -W e d n e sd a y, Novem ber 1, 1995 - 1 * Plans submitted for high speed rail P O L IC B •S ya uj u . i - *— ■ * --------- U i r i t s r Ri twIM fO n ™ r»i»iw7 Keyboard captr Richard Eric Huguley. S3, 2718 Orove Drive. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, alter he was reportedly identified through a photo lineup. According to the arrest rvport, Huguky was believed to have traded an electronic keyboard. The keyboard was proven to have been stolen on Oct. IB from a church on E. 10th Street In Sanford. Huguley was charged with burglary, grand theft, and dealing in stolen property. Police Investigators say they are checking Into the possibility that he may nave been involved in as many as stx other church burglaries during the past two weeks. The arrest report indicated a second person was also arrested In connection with the case, but no arrest report immediately available. TALLAHASSEE — The race Is on again to lALLAIW W OSSfind a private group that has the right stuff to build a high speed i In Florida. * d rad government also Is paying This time, state! got to go along for the ride. Five companies submitted applications Tuesday for plans to finance, build and operate a rail system with trains sipping between Tampa, Orlando and Miami at speeds up to 300 mOes an hour or more. A similar push to Unk the urban areas by high speed rail failed five years ago when the developer who had the state franchise needed public money to build the project. The state has agreed to pay an average of 870 million a year over SO years for a system that will coat up to 88 billion. State Transportation Secretary Ben Watta said he hoped the rail line would be operating tn seven to 10 years. "The state put Its money where Its mouth la in tenns of long-range commitment to this protect" Watts said after the proposals were released. "The high speed rail system will give us an altern ative to both the Undfc w fc— t Undercover dercover agents from Sanford police Special Investigative Unit (SIUJ. the bicycle-riding QUAD squad, and the sheriff's department rtment City County Investigative Bureau (CCtB) made several al drug and prostitution arrests during undercover operations Tnlursday night. it •Tremayne Cooper, IB , of 112 Sterling Court Sanford, was arrested by SIU officers at 12th Street and Orange Avenue. He was charged with sak/deltray of a substance tn lieu of crack cocaine. •Albert Howard Harris, 38, 802 Orange Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by SIU officers near Hickory Avenue and Ninth Street. He was charged with sale/delivery of a controlled substance. •Tony Lee Ftnnltese, IB, of 2007 Summerlin, waa arrested by members of the Sanford police QUAD Squad Thursday, tn the 000 block of W. 11th Street. pTnnttese was charged with possession of an imitation substance with Intent to distribute. •Michael Mathis. 30.438 Longwood Circle, was arrested by. CCtB agents on SR-427 In Altamonte Springs Thursday. He was charged with assignation to commit prostitution, and attemptedaaleMellvery orcrack cocaine. •Angela L. Frouch. 2B. of Orlando, waa arretted by CCtB agents at Lake Mobile Drive near Longwood. She was charged with assignation to commit proatltion. automobile and the airplane." The five groups that wilt compete for the franchiseUibulld the project Include: — Florida Overland Express, an Orlan* do-based consortium that IDeludes O IX Alathom Transport, the French company that builds the 200 mile an hour TGV bullet train that haa operated In parts of Europe for 14 years. Other partners Include Fluor Daniel, Odebrecht Contractors of Florida and Quebec-based Bombardier. — Rail Florida, which Is based In Fort Lauderdale and Includes Raytheon Infra­ structure Services, ABB Traction Inc. and Amtrak. The group wants to build a system based on ABB's Swedish X2000 train with top speeds of 180 miles an hour. — Florida Magtev consortium, owned by American Maglev Technology of Florida Inc. and Coleman Research Corp. The group, baaed in Edgewatcr. wants to employ magnetic levitation for trains with top speeds o f300 miles an hour. — Florida Magptane Inc., a Lakelandbaaed consortium of a dosen businesses that haa designed a magnetically-levitated train that could travel 300miles an hour. — Italferr-ala. ta.v. s.p.a., a subsidiary based In Rome of the Italian State Railways. The group proposes trains with speeds between 120 miles an hour on existing rail lines to 186 miles an hour on a new system. The applicants displayed their plans Tuesday tor reporters, transportation of­ ficials and one another at Department or Transportation headquarters in Tallahassee. Each of the applicants paid 825,000 (o seek the franchise, which will be awarded In early 1996. The biggest surprise was the application by the Italian group, which had not expressed much Interest prior to the deadline, officials said. Representatives of each group had differ­ ing views on whether the state's subsidy would make the rail line viable. Some said the funding was crucial. One said hts group didn't needlt. Eugene Skoropowskl. project director of Overland Express, considered one of the frontrunners, said the group wouldn't have applied without the stale money. "Our project la a true public-private partnership where the stale would be an equity participant along with the private sector," Skoropowskl said. 7-time drunken driving offender daree troopers to arrest him PENSACOLA - Florida High­ way Patrol troopers soy Archie Montgomery con rest assured they will grant his wish to be arreated for driving with a per­ manently revoked license. But S gt Ed Joyner sold he will be arrested because his name Is on a list of people who have foot their driving privileges and been convicted at leaat stx ttmes of drunken driving, not because he dared troopers to arrest him. The Highway Patrol la on the lookout for such drivers at part o f a crackdown known a t Operation Roundup. " If we catching him driving. we'U put him In Jail," Joyner sold Tuesday. The maximum penalty la 80 days behind ban. Montgomery. 61 of Pensacola says he wants to be caught to he can use a court-appointed lawyer to challenge Florida's drunken driving law at taxpayer expense. B lr d t h a f t Sheriff's Investigators are looking into a repotted burglary reported Thursday, from a residence In the 100 biodr of Morning Olory Drive near Sanford. According to the report a person who had been living at the residence,left the property, taking a Macaw bird valued at S2.000, and a 8400leaf blower. R e t a il t h e f t s •J e ff Hatch. 22. o f Winter Springs, was arrested by Sanford police at a store tn the Seminole Towne Center Thursday. He wm accused of attempting to take a 8329 purse from a store hidden In a shopping bag. He waa charged with retail theft (grand). •Flora Ann TUlman. 30, 94 Lake Monroe Terrace, waa arrested by deputies at a store in the 4100 block of W. Lake Mary Blvd. Thursday. She waa suspected of taking two window curtains, valued at 9S0.BB from a stare without paying. She was charged with retail theft. •Tyrone Deon Oalioway, 20. 2B21 E. 90th Street Sanford, waa arreated by Sanford police at a store tn the 3600 block of Orlando Drive Thursday. He waa accused of taking four packs of batteries from the store. He waa charged with retail theft. U lM M a la W M l M l IB In a six-county pilot program 17 specially trained troopers have arreated 109 people with 788 prior drunken driving ar­ rests since March 1. said FHP Copt. Ken Howes In Tallahassee. The test counties are Orange, Hillsborough. Dade, Manatee. Duval and Broward. Now, the patrol Is expanding the effort to all 67 counties by enlisting local law enforcement agencies and distributing infor­ mation to troopers throughout the state on potential violators in thetr areas. So far. BO local law enforce­ ment agencies in 3B counties have responded to the patrol's Invitation to Join Operation Roundup, which was sent to 378 police chiefs and sheriffs, Howes Under the law, licenses are permanently revoked after a fourth conviction for driving under the Influence. Montgomery has seven prior convictions and admits be has violated the driving ban for years. He contends the revoca­ tion unfairly punishes him for past misdeeds, claiming he has not hod a drink In seven years. 'T h e y 'v e suspended my n license for my lifetime and I don't think that's righ t" he sold. "They don't tell me I don't have to pay taxes to build those damn O p era tion Roundup has targeted 3.284 post violators with six-plus convictions across Florida. The' threshold of at least six violations was picked because that number Is a sure Indication those motorists ore violating the driving ban. It also Is considered a m an ageab le num ber aa thousands more people have four or five convictions. w« by tm an , He „ _____ __ , . ____ j o f probation on a < property with a \ •J e anette Deioras Fard.2 7 ,17081 reportedly turned herself In to at her Thursday. She was wanted for foiling < nnserasion of cocaine, and vfoiatfonofrii •Danny Williams. 38. 9091 Jack Court was located by deputies al Midway and Doiar streets Thursday. He T O N Y tU S M 2878 8. French Avo. M maatjTjrji VOTfVWl 3 2 2 -0 2 8 8 In addition to flouting the law. those who continue to drive without a license do oo without Insurance. Proof of a license Is required to get coverage In Florida. Planning board to air \ marina piano •Kristian Bagala. 23, of 2444 Farit Avenue, was located by ' Hq,eras Foi Personal & Commercial Insurance It P ays lb B e N e ig h b o r ly . TtomwcfcartlliourMN O i8 Wintfjf buicfi mUyf|Q|lit MO pSOWft, gg|j^Q -j M m l foam... cow «Muk.. a Ba n n e d W i r r a n t i M id O tflfo fB •M t eratton of • site plan far Alpha j irina Plight Sendees, a catering kitch- . is t cn, to bs located at the Orlando ; Ini Sanford polica reports • A 8840 table saw waa reportadly near a construction trailer Sunday at Regatta Shores Apartments. • A pickup truck waa buqOartaad Mimiay in tbs 1800 Mock of Marshall Avenue In Sanford. Items valued at 8388 wart . iii. airl|| I ■ A j J a a i i» t'jjudcfaiy otcMcn. •A n estimated 8047 in items were said to have been taken during a vehicular burglary Sunday tn the B100 block o f Stone Brook Apartments. • A $180 cellular phone was reportadly stolen Saturday from a vehicle In a church parking lot in the 700 Mock o f Urn Avenue in Sanford. • A dishwasher, valued at 91B8.98 and sUM in the delivery 17T0 Hangar ; . far jr of lawfard Airport, Road. tt at id at Tbs property is owned by City o f Sanford and Sanford Airport Authority with Central Florida 8an l^ D U scSofPlanm ngand Development Jay Mardsr. has suggested tbs commlsMon conslow two possible H ullf iit If the request te aooroved. he has recammradedthotnodiainlink or both w in *“ **,t»*g shall he a llo w e d , a flv T fc o t w id e Isndsreplng buffer be provided. and a »«*»»*— » » ten-foot wide walkway bo maintained adjacent ‘ The facility would be located Just east of the new terminal bidding east of the stoff/rental parking area, No advance recommendations were Included In the agenda pnehtt. The meeting. begbuUnf at 7 P «*» . will be held in the City rommlaolon Chambers of San­ ford CHy Hall. 300 N. Pork Avenue. waaaald'to^havs’ b o ^ ^ P r i f a y ’ from a residence in the 1900Mock of W. 15th Street. •A n estimated 8444 in items w en reported miming Friday as the result of a pickup truck burglary In the BOOModi o f Oak Avenue. ____ • A stereo system valued at 8800 waa reportedly Friday from a vehicle parked at a businrsa In tbs 0001 French Avenue. BE WITH < . 1 R w ifa w w Q w g ir r Iftour IhkWMiAfc SwidilbFint YOU 5 0 1 tn lX o ra S af a •1. liu. v _______ __________ — . ■angnata— ’ - — ——— . *- ' - -- �♦A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wedneidav. November 1. 1995 Editorials/ Opinions (USPt 4S1-ZS0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0093 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odeaaa H. Pugh - Bualneea Manager SUUSCRIITtON RATE 3 Month* T o o co n fu sin g I think that I shall never see. city codes so confusing about a tree. Joyce Kilm er may not have approved o f this change In wording o f her famous poem, but In Lake Mary, this may be the case. It Is not for us to determ ine whether or not the proposed Landscaping and Arbor Regula­ tions ordinance to be discussed at this Thursday nlght'a city commission m eeting Is necessary. No doubt, with the many officials who have spent hours, weeks and months delving Into this, these codes are needed. What we are suggesting here however. Is that the requirements for paperwork to be filed In order to trim a tree In a person's back yard, or remove one which may be dying or In danger of falling onto the porch, are too demanding. A person would have to have education In architectural drafting to com ply fully with what the city appears to want In order to obtain a tree cutting permit. Maps o f the property will be required, along with the location and size of each tree and shrub located on the property, as well as designa­ tions o f buffer areas, buildings, and other requirements. The homeowner would also have to know the names of each type o f tree on the property. We question how many average hom eowners would know the difference between a Shumard oak. Deodar Cedar, or Dahoon holly tree, all of which are listed along with 20 other sp ed fa in the city's proposed codes. This sounds like an opportunity to open a new business in Lake Mary. One which specializes in drafting maps and plans, and determining tree and shrub species for people planning to make applications for a trimm ing or removal ftergiU. UV suspect, depending on how strictly ihrse codes! wM be enforced, that they may have a tendency to make many people angry, especially those who believe they are doing what is light, only to find out they failed to follow the strict wording o f the codes. Regarding code enforcements. It must be stressed that codes should apply to one and all, not Just a select few, with others, who may have "frien d s" being ignored in the enforcement. This document o f new codes however, stresses once again, the com p lexity o f municipal government. Even a layman read­ ing th « wording can eaaily see where it w ill be relatively easy to be In violation and end up being charged • 100 to •1 .0 0 0 in fines. In preparing such documents as this, as w ell as other documents in all of our local cities, the county, and state, we have no doubt responsible officials know exactly what they have presented. The problem is however, that often, the people have no idea o f what is said or written. W e suggest doing what students are taught from elem entary school through college. W rite for the people who w ill read it. so they w ill be able to clearly and easily understand what Is being said. Then and only then will you have created a usable document, whether it's a code, an ordinance, or any other edict Intended to govern the people. LETTER Thanks for support Lou Rich Governor North Florida District Optimist International JOSEPH PERKINS GOP cuts through Clinton doubletalk How soon they forget. Last November, the l>arty of Clinton. Daschle and Gephardt suffered an historic thrashing at the polls. Republicans won control of Congress for the first time In four decades. They were given a clear mandate from the American people to change the course In which the government was headed. Clinton and the Democrats msde the election of a year ago a referendum on the OOP's "Contract With America." So when the elector­ ate swept the Republicans Into power, they knew precisely what they were voting for. They were voting to balance the federal budget, to cut the most unnecessary federal spending, to slow the growth of runaway entitlement programs, to reduce the federal tax burden on families and businesses and to reshape the broken-down welfare system. The Republicans have delivered on their mandate. In a series of votes on the House and Senate floor, the OOP passed legislation that whittles the government's annual deficit down to zero between now and 2002. that holds the growth of Medicare to 6.5 percent a year (saving •270 billion In the process), that returns 6245 billion to American taxpayers over seven years, and that transforms welfare Into a temporary, rather than permanent, entitlement. To President Clinton's mind, the OOP's budget reconciliation bills amount to "economic blackmail, pure and ---------------------------s i m p l e . * ' He threatens lo veto the e n tir e p a c k a g e , which could cause the government to ^ shut down and dcfault on Its debt obligations. w K . m The president Is willing to lake (hat risk, he said, because B "I am not going lo let ^ B fc M a n y b o d y hol d B In Medicare or educaC Thsy wars given tlon or the environ■ #c|' arm tndate ment or the future of fram this country hostage. American "I have proposed a paODle lo p la n ." he added. chartoatha "that cuts wasteful course In which government spendthe Government Ing and reflects our waahsadad. ■ values. It Is the right ---- was nswuwu. y ----way to balance the budget. By contrast. the But how can Clinton be taken seriously? Back In January, he prom tied to "present a live-year plan to balance the budget.'* But when he unveiled hla budget a month later. It called for 6200 billion a year deficits welt Into the next century. When Republicans brought Clinton's bill to the Senate floor. It mustered nary a vote, not even from Democrats. Since the president reneged on his promise to present a balanced budget plan, the OOP came up with one of Its own. And Clinton's reaction was simply to rail against the spending cuta that the OOP proposed and warn of the cataclyam that would result tf the budget was balanced In seven years' time. Then Clinton did another flip-flop, deciding that he would propose a balanced budget of his own. But the plan he claims to be the "right way" to balance the budget would leave a 6209 billion deficit in 2006, according to an analysts by the Congressional Budget Office. And lest anyone think that the CBO Is biased against the white House. President Clinton himself has previously acknowledged that the CBO "Is closer to (being) right than previous presidents." SARA ECKEL Y «?S , M e V IT ? Politics: How real is gender gap? H o o f* s*m MVMtPICtSt.Ma But are elections really gender wars, and If so which sex will prevail In *967 T h e N a t io n a l Women’ s Political C aucus Issued a study lost summer that concluded that (hi- gender Issue hss l ar ge l y been overblown, saying that factors such as race and religion are far more accurate Indicators of how an Individual will vote. N e v e r t h e le s s . MORTON KONDRACKE ‘Sarah* helps in Medicare battle It's well known what "Harry and Louise" did to President Clinton's health care plan last year. This year, less visibly. “ Sarah" has been helping Republicans win the Medicare fight. "Sarah" fa a fictional 67-year-old woman created by the powerful Healthcare Leadership Council to make the case that a typical senior citizen will be much better off financially tf she has the choice of enrolling In a managed care program rather than relying solely on the current Medicare system. The HLC also Insists that offering managed care choices can save the government 670 billion over seven years, more than double the estimate of the Congressional Budget Office. "Sarah" has yet to be featured In television ads the way "Harry and Louise" were by the Health Insurance Industry Association to defeat the 1094 Clinton health care reform plan, but a chart describing her case history has been used In countless congressionsl and press briefings and lately has been presented to seniors In locus groups. The "Sarah" briefing is especially effective because It walks its audience through the various facets of a senior's medical require­ ments to make Its points about cost. The HLC - a coalition of big insurance nal Democrats dispute the HLC's argument and figures. "I can make up numbers, too." said Bruce Vladek. head of the federal Health Care Finance Administration, who asserted that OOP saving* will ultimately come out of the pockets of acnlor citizens or diminish the quality of care they receive. "Under the Republican plan, the govern­ ment will spend 96,700 per beneficiary in 9002. compared with 64.000 today." Vladek said in an interview, "but at current growth rates the coat would grow to 66.900. Of that 01,500 difference, a bit can be saved by greater efficiencies, but moat o f it will be paaaed on to beneficiaries." Democrats have succeeded In arousing public opposition to OOP Medicare cuts, but ao far they ve lost the lobbying war In WashingThe HLC is one of many important lobbies won over by House Speaker Newt Oingrlch. R-Oa., during intensive consultatInns and putting a Democratic president and a signifi­ cant number of congresswomen Into office. Tbs election of *94 was dubbed "the revenge of the angry whits male." because many Democratic and Independent men voted at the cost of provisions that will allow doctors to raise fees and allow hospitals to form HMO-llke provider networks while escaping Senvocrats also charge that the OOP plan will “ force" seniors into HMOs and wtU deprive them of their right to see the doctor of thefr •lu La ■l.kn.at. Iks I " __ . . . . 1 I expands "c h o ic e " rather than "forcing" These Democratic claims are what the "Sarah" story Is be­ ing used to counter. As HLC president Pamela Bailey de­ s c r i b e s h e r In briefings. "S arah " MDamocrats hava ■ goooMdod in arousing public 88?fe. outs, but ao far �■H its i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Ftorfda -W s d n s s d a y , N ovam bar 1, I I Lake Mary officials to discuss financing with lending firms •yM O R Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - Firms Inter­ ested In financing Lake Mary's community Improvement pro­ ject! will be meeting with the Lake Mary City Commission this Thursday. Of the nine firms which responded to the RFP (Request for Proposals), the number has been trimmed to three. In a special called meeting scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.. the commissioners will hear from representatives from Rauscher Pierce Rsfsnes, Inc., William R. Hough A Co., and Suntrust Capital Markets, Inc. The regularly scheduled meet­ ing of the Lake Maty City Commission has been scheduled to start one hour later than usual, at 8 p.m.. (rather than 7 p.m.). or as soon as possible following the special called meet­ ing. As of early this week, the •Adjournment. following Items were scheduled for the agenda of the regular meeting: •C all to order — Pledge of A lle g ia n c e — A p proval o f minutes •Oath of Office to Oeorge Duryea and Sheila Sawyer, re­ elected to their seata on the dty commission without opposition. •Citizen participation. •Report of d ty manager (see below) • Reports from mayor, com­ missioners. dty attorney •Ordinance 764 — 2nd read­ ing — Amending landscape and arbor regulations. •Ordinance 773 — 2nd read­ ing — Amending building setbacks for R-3, PO. C-l and C-2 coning districts. •Ordinance 774 — 2nd read­ ing — Amending building code. • Request for preliminary PUD (Planned Unit Development), Huntington Polnte Phase III. Pulte Homes. Corp., applicant (quaal-Judldal hearing). Trees been on the books. It Is Inter­ esting to consider what Is re­ quired, for example. Just to trim a tree or taro, or remove a tree from a person's private residen­ tial yard. First of all, In order to do most anything to trees or shrubs, a permit must be obtained from the city. (There Is to be no charge for the permit). The ordinance says. "Each application for permit to alter, remove, relocate, or replace trees covered herein shall be accom­ panied by a written statement indicating the reasons for the requested action and two copies of a legible site plan drawn to the largest practicable scale. In­ dicating the following:" According to what Is referred to as "the following." a written map must show the location of all existing or proposed struc­ tures. Improvements and site uses, properly dimensioned In reference to property lines, set­ 1A back and yard requirements In iks about nature, bio* spatial relationship. >hlest fiction and other They must also Include pro­ were available for the posed changes (if any) In site rnts to choose. As each elevations, grades and major tudent came to tlje media contours, the location of existing 1to or proposed utility service, and for trees to be saved or retained, each | should contain a statement o f how these tree high school volunteers areas are to be protected during several times over the construction and landscape of the school year to operations. jt* the students, to help Also required Is a plot plan j discover the joy of reading showing the else, species and rto bring them books they location o f all existing trees with 1 their own. a trunk |tuw H »r of sts Inches or 1A m ission's approval this week. The city has already had relatively stringent codes re­ g a r d in g t r e e s , s h r u b s , landacapplng and buffer areas. The codes have now been re­ structured. and are ready to be Included Into the city's official codes. Some of the suggestions are merely a rewording of the former codes. Some of the former codes have been left unchanged. Sev­ eral are being changed slightly, and a few are to be changed drastically. The regulations deal with not only business and commercial property, but private property In resldental areas. W hile many o f these re­ quirements have previously [•adlng % 1 11 Jifim e ra l In an oxpre— ion of •onalloan and nhould be personalized, ft (Brinnon Jhnem lfiom e the family ahvaya make thefuneral deaalona and tee honor them. 005 J&ureljtlre. As of early this week, the following Items were listed on the dty manager's report: • Request commission direc­ tion on request for temporary CO for Recoton. not to exceed 00 days. • Request commission appoint citlcens to serve on Crystal Lake Basin Management Committee. • Request commission declare vehicle 33 (front-end loader) surplus, and approve purchase of replacement (183,039.) • Request commesslon direc­ tion on proposed name change for Liberty Park, by Parks and Recreation Board. • R e q u e s t c o m m is s io n approve amended addendum to the Lake Mary Boulevard Gatew a y C o r r id o r In te r lo c a l Agreemtent. The meetings will bpth be held In the commission chambers of Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Brlofs 1A Robbtry arrest SANFORD — Ricardo Johnson, 29, 1006 Manoustlne Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police earllly this morning. According lo Seminole County sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough. Johnson reportedly entered the Speedway gas station at 4730 West SR-46 at approximately 2:30 this morning, told the clerk he had a gun and demanded money. After the clerk gave him the money, he la said lo have driven off In a gray Chevrolet. Ten minutes later. Sanford police located and stopped the vehicle al Olive Avenue and 13th Street. The clerk was brought to the scene and Is reported to have Identified Johnson as the robber. Police also charged Johnson In connection with the robbery of a 7-11 store at 4103 S. Orlando Drive, earlier this morning. He was scheduled lo make his Initial court appearance this afternoon on two counts of armed robbery. CALNO mtttlng LONOWOOD - The Council or Local Gov­ ernments In Seminole County (CALNO). will hold ICs monthly meeting tonight at Longwood City Hall. 175 W. Warren Aventie. During this evening's meeting, members are. scheduled lo hear a report on the Seminole Hope Program, by Sheriff Don Esllnger. The meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. this evening and the public Is Invited. The next CALNO meeting will be held Dec. 6 at the Oviedo City Hall. 4th annual traditional Holiday Dinner, Tuesday. Nov. 7. Lanier will be commended for his courageous act of bravery In the capture of Eric Kaplan, the criminal responsible for wounding Judy Starks, the spouse of the representative, during the 1992 campaign. He reportedly followed the gunman on a high-speed car chase leading to the subsequent arrest and attempted murder conviction of Kaplan. "Mr Lanier's heroism Is an Inspiration to all Floridians," said Starks. "His selfless act demonstrates the highest degree of courage, honor and bravery." Also scheduled Is the presentation to Lanier of an award from Governor Lawton Chiles, Secre­ tary of State Sandra Mortham and Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllnger. The award will be given Nov. 7 at the Radisson Hotel In Orlando. Fashion show SANFORD — The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 will host a fashion show membership inday beginning at 1:30 p.m. luncheon Sundaj Fashions will be furnished by J.C. Penney, at Seminole Towne iwne Center, and modeled by auxiliary members. Admission for non-members Is 93. The event will be held at the American Legion Post. 2874 S. Sanford Avenue. For additional Information contact Cayri Hogsett. membership chairman, at 323-3994. greater, measured one foot Correction above the ground located on the The boy In a picture Sunday bobbing for site. Htro award apples was Incorrectly Identified. He Is The new codes proposed by MAITLAND - State Rep. Bob Starks (R- Goldsboro Elementary School student Danny the ordinance, as they are being Fluker. 10. son of Daniel and Jerri Flutter. Casselberry) will present the Heroic Floridian presented this week. Include not Award lo Tim Lanier of Maitland, al the Starks Sanford. The Hcnld regrets the error. only sections of the old codes which would be deleted, but the addition of the new codes, some of which arc a relocation of the old codes. The entire document as pres­ 1A ented at this time, contains 40 wants to know whose decision It was to artificially pages of Information, (single The street In front of his house is under water. dam Lake DeFarest to make It a closed system: "When I stand at the foot of my driveway. I am space, computer written). and he wants to know who allowed construction It may not be easy for the In deep water," he said. "I can not drive Into my In the areas such as where his house in Crystal average homeowner to digest, driveway. I have to park a half a block away. I Ridge arc located. but one major change recom­ can't even 9 * to my (community) mailbox "I bought this house during a dry tim e." he said, mended In the new codes la to without driving there, the water la so deep on the "but 1 assumed that the engineers had checked street." Increase the fines for violations. these kinds of things out. I assumed these things Meanwhile, homeowners on E. Lake Crystal In cases where a tree, not were done and done right." have objected to the pumping of water from authorised for removal. Is re­ Fomer said he has taken his problem to the dty moved. altered or damaged Timacuan's lakes and W. Lake Crystal into their commission which he said "has been lied to" by "such that Us susceptibility to lake or the pumping of their lake to even out the the county engineers who are distributing false disease or other detrimental water level, he said. Information. He has approached county commis­ "When I have to walk a half block with my envlronemtal factors Is signifi­ sioner Chairman Kandy Morris, whose aid told groceries, five or six trips. I start getting angry," cantly Increased which may him that It wasa dty problem because the houses he said, conceding the exercise "wouldn't be result In premature death.” etc. In question are within the d ty limits of Lake The fine to be charged by the bad" If It were by choice. "But then to hear them Mary. city will Increase from 950 per recreating (boating, water skiing, jet skiing) out "I don't know where else we can go." he said. tree, to 9100 per tree, plus a fine there on E. Lake Crystal. It makes me angry. Tonight, he will go to a meeting that was While flooding conditions persist, he said, he la related to the site of the tree organised by the E. la k e Crystal residents with removed, which, for a tree aware those residents "like the level of their lake" commissioner Daryl McLain and county engineer measured at a 24 Inch diameter and they don't want to change It. J.R. Ball. He doesn't blame the residents on the lakes of at one foot above the ground, the "I wasn’t Invited, but I'm going." he said. "I additional amount- Is to be the east side of County Road 46 (on tile shores of E. Lake Crystal. Lake Bel-A ir and Lake DeForest) want to know whet's using an ” •1.200. f The meeting will be at Idyllwilds Tho proposed ordinance, xfor his water woes, but ha dost hctlevtl they could Interested In School at 7 p.m. for those who are It which Includes all the changes help be a part of the solution Meanwhile. he said, he has some questions: he attending. proposed and realignment of several previous codes, will be presented this Thursday night to the Lake Mary City Commission. The meeting Is scheduled to begin at • p.m. In the Lake Mary the Celery City Cruisers )2th City Hall. 100 N. Country Club many holiday gifts as well as Annual car show. There will be door prises, drawings, a car flea other artsi i ana crafts Items. market, and related arts and Chamber Program Assistant crafts. Sam SUvemell observed. "Fort Cars belonging to the Celery Mellon Park Is a wonderful place to spend the day with the City Cruisers will be on display backdrop of Lake Monroe and but not eligible for Judging. not only the breeze that carries the aroma Other cars however, wili non Delbert Henry Conway. 94. of a wonderful variety of foods. be on display for viewing by the Brookfield Loop, Lake Mary, died The old fashioned sociability of general public, but w ill be Tuesday. Oct. 31,1906 at Long- local entertainment will bring com pctlnj for trophya In a numbfer ofseparate classes. wood Healthcare Center. Bom out the families for a fun Ume." The car show m the downtown Oct. I I . 1901 In Monongalia As special features, clowns will area will be held Saturday, hum County. W.Va.. he moved to Central Florida In 1972. He was be on hand for the children both 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. days. Children can also enjoy a an educator and a Protestant. The Holiday Craftiest al Fori daughter, pony ride in the park. Mellon Park will take place from Lom a Llttlecott. Lake ke Mary: The School of Dance, Soda Pop 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. both Dancers. Silver Bullet doggers, Baldwln-Falrchlld-Oaklawn Idyllwilde Elementary School Saturday and Sunday. There is no charge for ad­ Park Cemetery and Funeral Choir, the Jay Harder Band, and mission for either o f these Home. Lake Mary. In charge of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church events. are all scheduled to be part of The overall weekend Is the the en tertain m en t du ring various times of the two-day result of combined cooperation between Sanford Main Street, Entertainment in the Rock n the Greater Sanford Chamber of Rod style will be offered In the Commerce, and The Celery City downtown Sanford area during Cruisers. Wfctar Festival G A IN E S Ca/uuj, •p e e l H eights. III.: sister Garden Chapel Funeral Hom e Fulfilling a Service to Our Community In Time OfNeed. •1 8 S 335 E. SR 434 (A c tm s Am i WfcHg Basel Deltona Memorial fu n eral LONGWOOD - t m w «r H7-IU1 « m chares of c < �0*. f.iin lo rd Morale). S a n lo rd , F lo rid a -W e d n e s d a y . N o v e m b e r 1. 1995 A few heartbeats away from life of crim e N A TIO N A L B R IEFS VI ___________ « { Promising chance to end warfare DAYTON. Ohio — Late-night landings of three Jets bearing iIn- leade rs ol Hnsnla. Croatia and Serbia marked the starl of a pulenttally ellllleull eonferenee billed as the meist promising chance mend warfare In the former Yugoslavia. Till an optimist. I believe tIk* talks will sueeeed." declared Serbian I’resldenl Sloboelan Milosevic. I lie prlnelpal power bioket In flit* region. who arrlveel first at VVrlght-Patterson Air Force llase near Dayton aboard a Yugoslav Airlines Hoeing 727. Milosevic and presidents Alljei Izelhrgnvlr erf Hnsnla anil I ian|i> Tudjiiiau nf Croatia, who arrived within several hours ol eaeli either late Tuesday, were spirited away after brlcl welcoming ceremonies. I'oday. Secretary of State Warren Christopher will formally open ilie talks at the Midwestern military Installation. Further n> gmlallons will Ik* conducted bv Richard llolbrerokc. the chief I' S me-ellaterr whose shuttle missions to the Daikons laid the groundwork for the eonferenee. Promoting sobriety WASHINGTON — A state’s ellorts to promote sobriety could \lcId ail Important Supreme Court ruling on commercial speech and government's power to rein In advertising lor lliptor. cigarettes and gambling. Alter hearing arguments today, the nation's highest court m ost decide whether Rhode Island's ban on advertising lliptor prli i s violates Iree-speeeh rights. Many states have similar laws that ban. or In some way limit, liquor price advertising. Arkansas. Connecticut. Georgia. Kansas. Minnesota. Missouri. New Hampshire. North Carolina. Ohio. Pennsylvania and South Carolina were listed as examples lor the Justices. Rhode Island's ban has been enforced since 1956 its an attempt to reduce consumption nf alcoholic beverages. By JANE E. ALLEN AP Science Writer I.OS A N G E L E S S om e votmgslers may be |ust a lew steady heartbeats ,iwav bum .i Itle ol crime, .icroidlug In a study that links Inwet physical arousal traits with Inline law lessness. The study nl Juvenile ilt-liu quenlH Iniinil that II II lakes mute In make them sweat nt speed iln*li hraiiheai. they air mine Inehned in a llle nl cilmr thalt Juvenile delluquenls with ttnrmal arntisal rales. “ We think II vuu have low levels nl arntisal. yno'te seeking mil levels ol stimulation In bung levels In ttnrmal Some kids |nln a gang, burgle a house." said University ol Southern Calllntnla psychologist Adrian Raine. Tile study, which appears in the November Issue ul the Amei lean Journal nl Psychiatry. Incused nil the autunnmlc nervous system, which controls luiictlnus such as heartbeat am i perspiration. R aine and two iillici re ­ searchers followed 51 English boys, beginning in I97H al age 15. Two-thirds were Juvenile d rlin qu rn ls. considered an­ tisocial by I belt teachers while larking criminal records. The lemalulng third were not con­ sidered delinquent. Follow op stuveys showed I Ini I b\ age 29, 17 ill Hie dcllni|ii!'iils bail ciiinlnnl ref­ olds and I / drliiiqui-nls bad stl.llghlelieil nnl I lii 17 linlldiltnqiirnts bail irmalurtl oil tile slialghl and n.ii tow path Rattle laii111<I that drlluqueiils w In* i ii i n a i l i n i i line had lir.uiln al'. that weir slowei by an aveiage ol nine beats a inlniilr than the drllnqueuls w ho slialglili'iii d mil anil the lion d rlln q iii'lils l l i rv had sweat tales llial wi n lin er l i m e s si n w el ill a n o n it delinquents Raine said it w as unknown whctlii'i the irsulls sieiiimed It anil genet Ii hi CIO llnumrnl.il lurlnis Hr suggested that “ some soil nl hliilrrdhark training" roiilil be used In tolsr aiuus.il levels. "Knowing aiims.il levels may help us pirtllel which Ironblrmaki’is now will lie Ironlilemakrls In I lie llllllie," Raine said Hi Dmoihv Otnmv Lewis, a psvrlil.it i Is ! and v l oi r lice specialist al New York Universi­ ty Selmnl ol Medicine, called halite's work Interesting Inti eaullnned against using It to predict criminal behavior. "Thai's a very dangerous way in Interpret these kinds of data, because there tire a lot of reasons why people's iuitmiomle nervous s yst ems are m ore or less sensitive to the environment." she said. The research was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. C h eck This Sunday’s P a p e r For *1449 IN C O U P O N S A V IN G S ! Looming borrowing crisis WASHINGTON — President Clinton and congressional Republicans seem willing to postpone the government's looming Imrrowlng crisis hv a few weeks. Hut It remains eusnaried In a budget fight that's far from resolved. ( Hilton and GOP leaders planned to meet today at the White House for their first face-to-face talks about their fiscal differences In nearly two months. White House spokesman Mike MeCurry said the discussion would be limited to the government's borrowing authority, which could run out this month, but Republicans said they want to consider all budget disputes. "I don't think you can talk about the debt limit In isolation." Douse Speaker Newt Gingrich. R-Ga.. said Tuesday. "You have to include reconciliation, spending bills, the whole thing." Bill would ban abortion procedure WASHINGTON — A House bill to ban m. obscure nliorilnn pioccdlire Is shaping up as a major battleground In the attempt to legislate an end to abortion fights. "This will be the beginning of the end" of the right to abortion, said Rep. Dob Dornan. R-Cnllf. He supports the bill, sponsored by Rep. Charles Canady. R-Fla.. to ban a late-term procedure that backers call "partlal-blrth" abortion. The House takes up the bill today. It would make the pioeedure a felony and subject doctors who perform It to fines, pi Ison terms of up to two years und civil lawsuits. As described by those seeking to ban the procedure, it Involves a doctor pulling the fetus by the legs through the birth canal. Inserting a scissors Into the skull, the only portion ol the body remaining In the mother, and sucking out the brains. It is thought to take place anywhere from 100 to 400 times a year. M om w on't talk about son DALTIMORE — After seven years In Jail for refusing to disclose her son's whereabouts. Jacqueline Douknlght walked free and revealed nothing more than a smile. Her attorneys call her a hero of civil disobedience. The Judge who held her in contempt fears the child may Ik* dead. And tile advocate for the boy. who would be 9. pleaded with the 29-year-old mother to start talking. "Jackie. Il’s a tragedy you have let tills go on so long." court -appointed lawyer Mitchell Mlrvlss said during a hearing Tuesday In which a Judge allowed her release. Known In court records only us "Maurice M." the boy wns bately 6 mouths old when he was taken from Ills mother and placed In temporary foster care after doctors found fractures on hts right arm and shoulder. He ulso wore a body cast to heal a hiokcti leg. When Ms. Douknlght won her son back several months later by taking parenting classes, the baby disappeared and Ms. Douknlght ended up In the Daltimore City Detention Center for rcliislng to say where he had been tuken. Search for a new leader MONTREAL — Quebec's separatist government begins the search for a new leader today after the dramatic resignation of I’rcmlcr Jacques I’urUcau. who appalled even supporters by blaming Immigrants for uu achingly close loss In the lude|ieudeiicc referendum. I'urlmiu, a key player In the Frcncli-Cunadlan separatist movement for two decudes. expressed hope that Ills departure would help, not hinder, the crusade for lndr|M*ndciicc of Canada's largest province. Liicleu liouchurd. head of the Uloc Qucbecols separatist party m Parliament, distanced himself from Parlzcau's remarks. In which he blamed Monday's defeat on "money and the ethnic vole." “ Ills declaration does not reflect what sovereigntists feel." said Douehard. who was the separatists' most passionate orator during the referendum cumpuign. Public apology issuod TOKYO — Defense Secretary William I’erry today issued an extraordinary public apology to Japan for the recent ra|»e of a 12 year-old glri on Okinawa, allegedly by three U.S. servicemen w bom Perry till but declared guilty. In a speech to the Japan National Press Club. Perry said hr w.is s|ieuklug lor all members of the U.S. armed forces In expiessing "m y deep sorrow und anger for this terrible act" "h lrli triggered an enormous outcry ugalust the U.S. military. Pieslileut Clinton and other U.S. officials have expressed regret lot the Sept. 4 rajie. but Perry's remarks went further — ti Heeling a deep concern of the Clinton administration that the Incident could rupture relations with Japan. Perry also announced that. In response to Okinawan protests •ituluxt the Intrusive American military presence on their laud. Washington and Tokyo will establish a "special action •iiiiiilttcc" to recommend new measures that can be taken to Kiiisolldatc oi |Nisslbly reduce the U.S. troop |>opulailon on ( ikluawu. From Associated Press reports i •: �IN Nov ombei 1 1999 WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald Lions, Rams advance B R IE F S A C eliminates Volusia from volleyball playoffs LOCALLY Tribe froth blank Hawks ■yEANV COATOAM Herald Staff Writer WINTER PARK - Bobby William*. Deon Howard and Tim Byrd scored two touchdowns each as Seminole High School whipped Lake Howell' 39-0 In the freshman football game at Richard Evans Field Tuesday night. The game was the final one of the season for the Tribe, who finish the season 5-3. Dante Harper led the ofTense. hitting all three of hts pass attempts for 90 yards. The defense was led by Williams. Howard. Byrd, Fred Slplln. Sylvester Wynn Jr.. Shannon Dupree. Bobby Rush. Thomas Smith. Joe Watson. Corey Peterson and Freddie Hawkins, each of whom had at least four tackles. Smith (p it national honor ORLANDO — Senior tailback Marquette Smith (Lake Howell), was named the Offensive Player of the Week In I AA by the Sports Network after rushing for a career-best 225 yards on 33 carries and tied a school record with three touchdowns In UCF’s 34-14 win at Northeast Louisiana. Smith sewed on runs of one. four and 23 yards and needs Just nine yards to reach 1.000 for the season. UCF hosts B ethune-Cookm an In Its Homecoming game Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Citrus Bowl. Ftfgorton Basoball Camp SANFORD — Seminole High School will be the site for the first Rod Fergerson Baseball Camp on November 4-5. Several local high school coaches. Including Seminole's Mike Powers and Oviedo's Kennc Brown, college coaches and professional players are expected to appear as Instructors. The camp, for players ages 9-16. Is limited to the first 70 entrants. Cost is $40 for the two days. Including lunch. Saturday's schedule will b. from 9 a.m. until dark, with Sunday from noon to dark. For more Information call (407) 321-8082. Cindy Llljenqulsl (No. 19, top photo) closed out geme one with three service polnte end Bonnie Dedelow (No. 24. left), seen here ripping e shot pest e DeLand defender, had seven kills es the O vied o L ion s b litze d the Bulldogs 15-3, 15-5 in Class 6A e g io n a l G ir ls S ta te ybalf. Playoff action at o tfiw i School Tuesday The Lions will loin Lake Mery, which defeated Dettona In three games, In the Regional Semifinals next Monday night. Volturo -478 golf toumoy SANFORD - BUI White. Chef de Oare of the 40/8 announces that a golf tournament will be held at the Monastery Oolf A Country Club on Sunday. November 5th with show up at 7:30 a.m. and shotgun start at 8 a.m. The tournament Is • four-person scramble. ‘ Is $30 '. g prises. _____ wfll be served at the American on Sanford Avenue. pu may sign up for the tmunament at the ________________ Ml Americanj Veterans (DAV) Chapter *30 or the Sanford American Legion. For more Information please call Cdr. BU Mayo at 539-8384 or Cameron MaOUl at 323-8756. hyPhNKmittm Magic wahro NtwtoW ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic waived free agent forward Ivano Newbill on Tuesday, trimming the roster to 15 players. NarwbUI played In three exhibition games. 11.7 points and 0.6 rebounds. Panthers fall In O.T. MIAMI - Bob Sweeney's go-1 with 1:04 left In overtime gave the New York Islanders a 5-4 victory over the Florida Panthers. Sweeney's second goal of the night capped a frantic finish. Florida fought back from a 4-2 deficit In the third period and was denied victory when a puck off the skate of Mike Hough was disallowed with 2:46 left In OT. The win was lust the second of the season for the Islanders (2-6-2). Florida (7-4) lost at home for just the second time In seven games. it ------------ m m 1 Lightning rally to tla PHILADELPHIA - Brian Bradley and Petr KUma scored second-period goals as the Tampa Bay Lightning rallied for a 2-2 tie with the “ T * yera on Tuesday night. , which leads the NHL with 17 points, la unbeaten In Its last five games against Tampa Bay (4-0-1) and Is also unbeaten at home (4-0-1). The Lightning have just one win In their last six ata games (T-2-3). | Tyson fight off LAS VEGAS — Mike Tyson fractured his right thumb and postponed Saturday night's fight with Buster Mathis Jr., an Iqjury that artU sideline Tyson four to sUwecks. Alex YemenkVlan. COO of the MOM Orand. said the entire Saturday night card was off. • hitters." 'Bonnie has really been coming through for us. Leah hit down the line very well, and Shannon always blocks very well." Oviedo will play at MkkUeburg (South of Jacksonville) on Monday In a rematch o f last season's regional finals, which the Uons MkkUeburg earned the re- Sunnlland roars back toward top in women's fall softball SANFORD — Sunnlland Corpora­ tion proved that It Is going to be one of the teams to beat In the Sanford Recreation Department Womens Fall Slowpllch Softball League .. _ as It blanked OICC 12-0 Tuesday night at Ptnehurst Park. OICC had enured the game tied with Sunnlland Corporation for sec­ ond place, just a half-game behind the league-leading Red Hots, but U proved to be no match for Sun­ nlland Corporation, which scored in every Inning, and Barb Martin tossed a five-hitter In the game ended after five Innings by the 12-run rule. In the other game played Tues­ day. the She DevUs and Lee's Exxon hooked up In a hitters duel, with the She DevUs outslugging Lee's Exxon 16-11. While lhere were no eerie haprnlngs at Plnchurst Park, the olloween Holiday did have a bearing on the records, as the first game of the evening, which was supposed to be the Red Hots against Craxy Wings, was postponed to later In the season so that the players could take the kids trick-or-treating. B 881=88: 3?fS m *» - tl It « - • I □5:30 p.m. - ESPN. Maul Classic. (L) S - l l If ■ - M II U s -iC s M B pop SANFORD - The Sem inole Athletic Conference duo of Oviedo and Lake Mary single-handedly knocked Volusia County out of the Class 6A Olds' State Volleyball Playoffs with relatively easy victo­ ries In the Subregional round. MOWS COLLAR POOS OVIEDO - Michelle Cutter had 14 service points to lead Oviedo past DeLand 15-3, 15-5 In subregional volleyball action Tuesday. Bonnie Dedelow had seven kills to lead the Lions. "I normally miss my third or fourth serve, and I missed all my warm up serve* before the match.' Cutter said. "The serves Just started going In once the match started." Cutter served the Lions to a 12-0 lead to start game. Including seven aces. The Bulldoga closed the margin to 12-3. but Cindy Llljenqulst closed out the game with three service points. Dedelow had four kills In game one. while Shannon Munna had th ree and Leah Harkiewlcx added two. "Michelle served very well and played good defense." said Oviedo coach Anita Carlson. "It makes a big difference when you come Into a big match and start out with strong serves." The teams were deadlocked 1-1 and 2-2 before Oviedo took com­ mand of the second game. Munna and Michele Lowe served the Lion* to a 5-2 lead before the Bulldogs dosed to within 5-3. Harklewic* pushed the Oviedo lead out to 9-3 with four service points, and Liljenqutst added two more for an 11-3 advantage. DeLand pulled within 11-5 before Munna closed out the match with four service points. Harkiewlcx had six kills, four service points and three aces to lead Oviedo, while Munna had six kills and four service points. Ltyenautst had five service points, three kills and one aoe -for Iha -Llanai and Michele Lowe had Mro service THE BEST C O V E R A G E OF SPORTS ■ax Barb Martin totsad a flva-hltter and also singled and scored a run Sunnlland Corporation blanked OICC 12-0 at Ptnehurst Perk Tuesday night. IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SA N FO R D J S fS »< HERALD 88t=88: DAILY lu y s w u e n s A iiffr f if if -f �J - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Wednesday. November 1, 11 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S fM rm -l/ H i 1:11.11 lOTIMMtHfD*r MM IN i OW a D* in ISlbrM fiM * • (Vtl MJij TIT 141MIN kart raa-VSC: NS IM M IN IN llwitHilnM IN TD D U rt* IN in IN IN IN IN • IIIIII* TNI nIN* Mllll HN TNNlM-VMiCiNN IIM IW ) in i n i .m IGnfect 4N IN IM»Mr)Mnr |N • nil<t*Tim)NUI ta*Sl«l-l/lfcA:NS ltV M * r* cu IN IN IN Ih lN C * IN IN J Q y lfl ] MM • (I II I * T I >1 IIM * UMNN*INN fl* ra tt-M it: NS ILrtWiM IN IN IN IKNlOvri IN IN IC v tr«* M N IN •IM1I I * T ( H I ] * N « * < M I I S TMNiDaw in IN IN IlN D N lIU IN IN lOvy'llUK* IN • Nil I I * T (I Ml M * IINIINN N «N lrM fH i* :N N ICnrMlmT* HN IN IIM IM M H rM Ir* NN IN INHn n H in « mi n* Tuni I * * i inm * 4T4 IIMNN t* S n a -l/ M j4:IUl lUwirtOu* IN IN IN !P*MttoTN« IN IN IC m w N lk ) IN • ii ii n * m ✓ iii min NNInn IT I ITN IM f lD m i NN am IN IIMiMIM HN IN TtrtlD NvN IN • IMI X * T m il IN * M tH IH * } mi a w iM -im it : h n INMNiCUM IN IN IN IlMcMM n IN IN ita m o N ta in •IIIIM * T m ilN N iM iM t-m n rn .u IMXIa m MMi IN IN IN l * N U I* * | IN IN lh * »— i IN • IMI n * T 11441 IN * UMNMMNI Wj 1* UN-Mil: Nit TOrtCart iCWimukH I Curt Ha IN IN IN IN IN IN • IW I* T 14141HI* t 14144) i*na-l/M,e:NN IMKtaas M U II HN IN IT n i W M IN • IM IS * T S U I IN IN M N lM -lIH lIiN N ------------------ 1 MN ITN IN I Dirt III* MW IN IN o s m im m * R W h |i i i The Red Hots Mill lead the league with a M record, but Sunnlland Corporation la right behind at 4-1. Trailing the lead duo are Crasy Wlnga (3*1). OICC (3*21. She Devito 13-21 and Lee's b u n and C to A Saks, which wna Idle Tuaaday night ttbm h 0-4). *i*i H i''(-7 ir ; —i/ 1 Next week atjPlnehurM Park. Lee's Exxon challenges Sunnlland Corporation at di90 p.m.i She Devito battle OICC at 7i30 p.m.i Crasy Wings feces C to A Sales at 8:30 pm .: and the Red Hots have the week off. Corporation took Whdchd to Howard arc 3-2. Following the leaders are Zoo Crew H (3-4) and M.T. Muggs and Pint Bapttot Church (both 2-4). Nest week. M.T. Muggs battles First Bapttot Church at 6:90 p.m.. then Whefchel to Howard plays the doubtoheader agalmt Zoo Crew lis t 7:90 p.m. and Bottoms Up Pub/Ptoytime Darts at 8:90 p.m. Whdchd to Howard, which had all nine players get at toaM two hits, fell behind 5 0 after the first Inning, but then look oontro), scoring nine rum In the second Inning and adding four rum to It* total in each of the singles, two runs, RBI), Dave Com (two singles, run. two RBI). Joe PIBartoto (two singles, run). Victor DtBartoio, Mike Dunlop and Roger Timlin (one single, one run and one RBi each). Butt Alton (Mngto. RBI) and Tlnuny Polan (two rum). control of Its p m c gnduittTi Korlng two run* In each of the first two Innings and one ran In the third inning. The wtnnara then put things away with four rune tn the fourth Inning and three nine in the fifth inning, OICC. meanwhile, only had on* runner reach third and aha w aa ja ja p ed T on * a p itc h ertoJIfM-favcatcher double play. Providing the oflcme for Sun­ niland Corporation were Ann Lanta and Kim Myers (two singles and one run each), MtcU Lewto and Andrea Plannlgan (one tingle, two rune and ana RBI each). Carol Crantok M ode. k two rum. RBQ, o Mngto* run, three lam er (two etngtoa. Ktotn (single, run), er (run. f e l l and a s t an d K a th y takes 194 toad before Pint Bapttot Church (one etagle and one run each), rallied far seven runs In the bottom oT the Marsha Cook tripled tor Of Mxth Inning to tie the score at 13-13.. while Marta Covtmton, Ba Coo Crew ft came back wtth a run In the MeCaman. Nancy Ife to m .i four rum. RBI). Mika McLohon (three singles, three rum, two RBI) and winning pitcher Clancy Wallace (three singles, three rum. RBI). Also contributing were Jerry Oovemdll (triple, double, two rum. four RBI), Vincent Howard (triple, double, three rum, two RBI). Kdih Denton (two doubles, three runs). Chris Wargo (double. Mngto. live rum. RBI) and Eric Johnson (two singles, two runs, four RBI). Pacing M.T. Muggs were Mike Miller (two Sanford Church Softball laadara get help to take two-game lead lead In the Sanford Church Slowpitch f First United Method Also, Dave Morris (single, run. RBI). Scott a, RBI). Frank Turner (single), wf er Wayne Oager (run. RBI). Todd If and Carern O sier (RBI). Doing the hitting for mgjesty were Toody (double, single, run). Ike Mendou (two si nm, RBI). Manny Garay (two single* run Multott (triple, nm). Steve Janett (tonffk S Saturday at Chase Park. Sanford Church o f the Nuarene erased a 3-4 deficit with two runs In the ng pitcher Robert Jones (three Mngto* four in dvr inning* In the other game, Sanford Pptnf*h Assemblies of Christ used a pair of five-run Innings to beat Sanford Central Bapttot 1S-5 to gain a tie for set-olid place. The Flames are now 6-0. while Spanish Assemblies and MMctoy are both d-2, Ksaartnv to fourth at 3-9 and followed by Central topttot (1-5) and All Souls KM). This Saturday, Central Bapttot- challenges the > contributing were Robert Smith (double. . run. RBIlV W.L. Oracey (two I ng le* two three RBI). David BMgler (two Mngto* two Dean L. Smith (two singles). Jerry Camus (double, two run* three RBI). Mark Blythe (single, run) and Bruce DaniUa (RBI). HlUing for All Souls were Rick Fern (two singles). Rich Stewart (single, RBI). Joel Lipscomb and Jeff (one single each) and Jim Dadytnm). — — �Sanford Hsrald. Sanford, Florida -Wednesday, November 1, 1995 Eating jellyfish: Music to the teeth Cooking demonstration Tha Mobile Register SANFORD — Everything you always wanted to know about espresso, cappuccino and coffee making In general will be the topic of a demonstration to be held Saturday. Nov. 4, from 1-4 p.m. at Butterfields etc. at Seminole Towne Center. A Krups representative will be on hand to demonstrate their coffee making products and to answer any questions. ir you would like more information about the free demonstration, call David Pineda at 332-4080. MOBILE. Ala. — Americans may know them more for brining pain to the toe, but Jellyfish — properly prepared without the offensive tentacles — are known by some as “ music to the teeth." That's how they describe the sliced and cured version o f the invertebrate in Malaysia. And if Floridian Jack Rudloe has his way. soon Americans also will be reveling in the Holiday M m s Are you looking for new Ideas for the upcoming Holiday Season? The Seminole County Cooperative Extension Sendee and Seminole Community Collefe will be offering wqrkahope on Saturday. November 4. 1988 at the Extension Office at five-points near Sanford from 9:00am to noon. There win be classes on preparing Holiday Appetisers, Otfts from the Kitchen. Holiday Cookies. Natural Decorations. Making Christmas Tree Skirts, and Jewelry Making. You wffl be able to itlon is required Registration ana may bee Rotary meets earty Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Ttmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Brian Loe, president, at 333-8138. by the AARP Senior An employmentit .program _ ... sponsored . Community Service Is available every Thursday morning, f 9 a.m. to noon, at the Lake Mary Senior Center. IBSN.C oui Club Road. Bill Downey will assist seniors with empioyn opportunities. For information, call 394-3080. Wsloht Wltohfef msstV(Ml vw v* V lv f WVV HfwWl II 1ThnraHswa VV1MW M igw Weight Watchers meets at the Lake 1 every Thursday from 448 to 8:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters moot it Htilhfow The Omni Toastmasters Club *8081 will meet at 8:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Quests and prospective members are welcome. CaU Bertram OUck. 333^080, for mors information. Mottoes of PrsSohoofocs moot pollution hove decreased Jellyfish tlons to the point that dealers arc looking elsewhere for their supply, she said. Cannonball Jellyfish could be a new kind of harvest for thousands of Oulf fishermen affected by new restrictions on gill nets for fishing, but Itudloc said few have considered It seriously: '‘People arc still very con­ servative about It." No one is Alabama Is Jumping into the Jellyfish market. Harber Chang, owner of Pacific Oulf fisheries In Bayou La Batrc, said he worked with a man from Taiwan a few years ago to catch and sell cannonballs. But It did not work out and the man returned to Taiwan. A fishery In Port St. Joe. Fla., is getting Into the Jellyfish business, with plans to harvest up to 10 million pounds a season. That has prompted Florida officials to look at how many Jellyfish can be harvested without having negative effects. "We are very concerned." said Frit* Wettsteln, senior management analyst with the Florida Department of Environmental Management. "We're only going to be permitting a few vessels, so we don't think he's going to be b K I « I n etas# f h a m n i l ** S H S Class of 1965 reunites at 30 years .. iri irinri M tBvi< _r[rr gathered October 13-18. for their 30th vear reunion. A large number of claawnates. plus several from other 1980's classes, crowded into Fltigeralds for their first reacquaintance _ _ It was party on frtday _night. the*evening that learned during C______________ classmate Buddy Burton and Sharon Jackson ( Class of 1984) plan to be married in November, Ttmacuan Oolf and Country Club was the scene of a dinner dance on Saturday night with approximately 100 elegantly attired classm ates, spouses, guests, and teachers in attendance. A delicious buffet meal evenlpg for ailing classmates Gary Loyd and Steve Oroover. Steve Is awaiting a kidney transplant. Certificates of appreciation were presented to the reunion planning committee composed of David Scott, Terry Rabun, K ath y B u tler S k y les. Pat an Rockett, and Judy -------i Houghton. A special was given to Kathy for ___ ^ the wmimitt— through planning three reunions. . Randy Bowling and The Shy G uys. a band remembered from high school days, played 1980's songs and the dance floor was rull for the majority of the evening, Sunday afternoon found the crowd at Oator la nding where they enjoyed a barbeque picnic catered by clasam ate Gary Purdy Betras who owns a spirtallty Msm buatnsaa. Each parson took home four different plastic containers imprinted with an and Seminole High 30th Reunion. Chws of IMB. There was a squirt bottle, an tnaulaiad coffee cup sad two different large insulated mugs. In appreciation far thaaa graerouagfits, the dam presented Joe W a lto n L a P o lle tte , J u d y C oehran H oughton. K athy Butler Storks, The following attendees live in other arsM o f Seminole Countv: Oayls Senkank Bishop, Sherry Thrasher Partin. Jeff Whiting, Ross Wontenay. Clyde Hants, Jamas and Andrea (Carver) Bohn, Stave Cain. Cathy Qshr. Marian Weber Walters. David Herald Coneaobndant irw tw m s mrirnswirs Employmsnt opportunities for seniors Community "Actually, cold, fresh jellyfish slices with ginger sauce is quite tasty/* the self-taught scientist said. Rudloe. president of Oulf Specimens Marine Laboratories in Panacea. Fla., has received grants for his jellyfish work and studied in China and Malaysia with jellyfish masters. The light orange jellyfish slices served raw are similar to gummy worms, but longer, thinner and scraggier, not quite as chewy and a little chunky in parts. A jellyfish dish called goi sua tom thlt served at Kim Long's Chinese and Vietnam­ ese restaurant In Biloxi. Mias. — which la served with pork, shrimp, cilantro, nuts, carrots and turnips — has a sweet and slightly spicy flavor. But don't worry — only the globular part is served; the stinging tentacles are re­ moved. Then the Invertebrate's body is cured with salt and alum. Rudloe and Auburn University scientist Peggy Hsieh would like to see the flattened meata sold in health food stores as a high source of protein with' no fat or cholesterol and minimal calories and carbohydrates. "This is a natural diet food," said Ms. Hsieh, a protein chemistry scientist who teaches food development and analysis. Originally from China and Taiwan, Ms. Hsieh explained that formal dinners there always include a jellyfish salad as an In stylo yootorday by wonting oootumoo. April Honeycutt pmHwded to ha a oonetruotlon worker; in tha spirit of the day, Kim Bush played a witch; Stephanie Smith booamo a dancer for the day anoMtkoy MeFartand was a pirate during her shift. Son ashamed of mom exposes own deceit wars Denny N i k Mthe Mantes, Oeorgi Marins. DMtooaj Vickie Osborn Hall, PaBury: Cheryl Moots Bowling. Osteen; Chens Pennington Coccia, Oranags Cky: Paul Marins. Winter Party DEAR ABBY: I am the only Uvsiooal son 111 cell •Charles.* He Uv— ta another elate and want* me to viek him soon. c h e rt- confessed that he has Cammack Hanson. Sorrento: Bob H—fom on. Psggy Mltter Cenaday, Mt. Dora: Charles Stein, Ormond Seech: John T o d d . O aln o evIH e: L in d a He claims he had to build ms up in order to gain (heir acceptance, and when I come to visit him, I will have to hack him up. fog parent of s 96-year-old prof— portion in the company I work for. s s S r S jawMsatRas Uar would be Car more embarrassSeveral cam* from out of state and thaaa were: Wayne KcMey. Brad Pruden, Bonnie Rfonar. Elaine Echols Langfonn. Joel Fehd, A1 Ooodspnrd, Atlanta. f* P*U r— vM Chari— in no uncertain forme that In fo — to viait him until he seta tha record straight. He has flatly refoaed to do so. Akby, | may not have the *pedi*.Mn>er area* my eon would like me to have. V r j” " " d * have to live with myself, and I A lb a n y. _O A: Ha rry Woods, am standing Arm in my derision. Kobhfoa GA: Maureen |cant discuss this with my family hdnas^hton. Ookfotmrc. NC.i jo e or friends because I fear they would SC.t think less of my son were I to — . sen—e him for the shallow, deceitf o k Ail—non he is. lary Plea— advise me. " V u rdfo, rm n i i .ua HIN MOTHER i - - u c n n i i . n ~ in-i._TTY iu .--i-rrjxm xTi ■ b—b— ~r— m mm ms — ■ __ .. �*T T T 40 - Sanford Herald, Santord. Florida -Wednesday, Norambar T. 1995 Fish in diet said helpful against cardiac death ■ y mm m k o . c o i — AW AP Medical Writer CHICAGO — Adding a little fish to a diet can reduce the risk of cardiac arrest, a study found. People who eat the equivalent of 3 ounces of salmon a week are half as likely to be stricken as those who eat no Osh. according to the study published today In The Journal of the American Medical Association. The findings may seem to conflict with a well-publicized study this spring by Harvard researchers, who found that men who ate fish several times a week were Just as likely to have heart trouble as those who ate fish once a month. "(Bull we view these results as complementary and not In conflict with earlier findings." said the lead author of the new study. Dr. David S. Slscovlck of the University of Washington In Seattle. The studies differed in two key ways. Slscovlck said. The Seattle study focused on cardiac arrest rather than overall heart dlseaae. which was the chief concern of the Harvard study. Also, the Seattle study explored the value of eating some fish compared to eating none, rather than the Harvard report's focus on eating more versus eating less. In the latest study, "modest" amounts of seafood containing two key omega-3 oils were sufllcient. Slscovlck said. The oils are unique to fish, and are especially plentiful In salmon, herring, mackerel and anchovies. To a lesser degree, they are present in oysters, sardines, rainbow trout, albacore tuna and other fish and shellfish. Two 3-ounce servings of albacore tuna provide aa much of the oils as one 3-ounce .serving of salmon. No one knows why omega-3 oils might prevent cardiac arrest, but one theory is that they may help regulate the movement of chemical com­ pounds called electrolytes — calcium, potasaium. sodium and others — In and out of cells. Cardiac arrest is different from what moat people regard aa a heart attack. In a heart attack, a blocked artery prevents the heart muscle from getting enough blood, and part of tt dies. Moat victims survive. In cardiac arrest, the problem Isn't clogged arteries, but rather a scrambling of electrical impulses that regulate the heart's rhythm. Instead of pumping, the organ Just quivers. Moat victims die before emergency workers can Jump-start their hearta. Siscovtck'a team measured the levels of the two key oils In red blood cells in their subjects and found that higher levels were associated with lower risk of cardiac arrest. Tliat strengthens the findings, he said. A Legal NoUo— waawnj tatarvtoad paettaa mar ■act la m rasMct. A ccpr at _ SIMM* OTVMt .pmwiram M S U M S S Sr NISscSNc. INN acartasmar Sa aaARHuadSsm Mmala Nna wooo. flosida. awt a* ot» cis wains ass sow a Mac H-fVWt» tSMlWf Sa TSSWCt Hr a OmdtttwMi U*a Ur sa ttatawta( aragarfy IksW at its* a. ca w. Partis, a a c-t ■peal a a ta N at N mada. LOtTT, 1 1KOOtm VILLA PASK. PS 4. PO H AS SICONOID IN IIMINOLI county rustic ascotos. THIS aSOUSST IS PON A Candittami Um to Stellas MU.S. at aa Canard ^Panama 'wltf^imbrifttoa madtag anMann to parNdpan a anr at aatar.Mttom______ OATSTHISOrttoir l i t OiNALOINN0 lAWaai, CITYCLINK CITYOPLONOWOOO. PLONIDA £g0§ f§ gNgv Hn «aB.smratt CtaMwNs emrnbwa. US W. Warras Avaata. lilt* Ltqal Notlcet IN TWOCIRCUIT COURT OP TWOIMMTttNTM JURtCIAl CtSCUtT. WANS PON st atnoli eouNTY, PLOSISA cast no. ss-aarc-NN-at-n INSC: THI MARRIAOt OP: LCOVA REYEt, a/k/aLEOVA ALWANAZ. P*trt>on*r, and MARCSUNOALMARAZ, SN.. Raapendant. Nonca op action TO: MARCSUNO ALMARAZ, SR. 101 LYNCHST., M HOLCOMB, KBCTtSI YOU ARC HIRCBV NOTIFIED that aPatntonlor Otatotutionot Mamas# hot boon mod again*! pou. and mat you ara taqutrod to torvo a copy ol your RooponM or Pleading to tho Palition upon tho Potmonof'o attornoy: (TRAIN APONTI, THS LAW CLINIC. Caatalbarry Oaks, 101 Sunnylonn Rd.. Bun# 101, Caaaalbtrrr. PL saror. and tlla tha original Roaponaa of flooding ta lha ofttea el ttie Ctorfe ot thaCircuit Court, on or betora tha 4th day of Docambar, A O.. ISOC. Ryou tail to do ao, a Oofauit Judgment win bo takan againat you tor tho roliot dowandad in tha PotItion. OATCD at Santord. Sommota County. Florida thta ZTth day ot October, tMI. MARYANNS MOMS CLERKOF THI CIRCUIT COURT ST: Oiana R. Brummott Deputy Clark Rubltah: Norambar 1, C. is, it. tags OCJ-1I NOTtCCTOTNI PWSLIC Notice It haraby givan Rat a Rubik Hearths will Sa Ratd Sr tha Ptamlna A Santas Cam mtaatan ta Ra City Co ‘ *y Hall. ettr Florida at T:M p.m. an Thurt- Ja H A*-------» SVji ITVTflTtVVr 14 III SAM ITTIi So TV Want ta tha Santas at lha City at San•wit iPNinw LfwiTTi r nrivs. Ratanthg tram: PO. Planned Dovotegoant andOC-E. Oonaral Commartial Ta Rat at: PO. Rlanmd Do LtOAL OSSCNIPTION: Beginat the SS car at Tract It, Team Canter Rapiat ___ _ tnPS 47. Pan* A a A ta. Rubik Nacarii aTsaminote County, PierIda; thanca threats a carve cancava NBly. Ravthf a radiua at tier and a .and dutanca at irtrW, ttW. ran thanca . atang the arc at taid curve, through a central anga at dPSrsr, a ddanca at ti.tr. thanca N4J*inrW, a > toESf.UMaagatatto curvature ot acurve cancavaSWty. having a radiua at 47!er run Ranca art at taid curve, through a control at 1»«M•srr. a dlttanca ^ at U| n*a ^ n tw USAaS TV W TSTlS ppm OT tvra at a curve cancava havtag a radiuaat 471er. anca NWty atang the at taw curve. RtrausRa anga at trarar. a w it ta a mint at m at saty, Raima a radiua at is rat Ranaa NjWy atang Ra saw. Raw i i r a s ’ S, a dtatamai at war, ta a gatnt at curvature at a emt c n n n SWty, havtnaa radiuaaMSajE*. runrwrm NstyaNwgRa areat said curve. tarat^^R a eanSrai ansNat WNPer. a WMewe at M4.tr, rwrm NWtorart. a satanca to user, lea garni at NWtyJtavMaaredkwef tltsr. runmancaNShratansIRaareat taid curve. Huau(R a central peat WSTW. a NNaata at ur. Raws Nar ir irs, a tanas at 74.tr, taagotatta NWIy. Ravins s railue at MWJr. run Rama NShr state Ra arc st aaWcurve. Rvauapa anMa at srsHr. a at MMi*. la a saint at cu rvatu curve ---- - | |M L. re at a ----n o-- SPOTTS •wry# INI NOT■ fBSOT at MJT. runRama Mhr atans IRaart at cats curve. tarauaRa _ at crirai . a dlttanca at M.M', tRanca sw ieirs, a damme at AST. a a garni at curvature at a curve cancava NWty, batons a radiua at MAT, run Ranaa twa aans Ra arc at aaM I i J| a r w w 1 * w ttjicrts ‘ V NC H IM TIP# n o SKIM TO J P O O K QOKJVKL TNVKLVKl TVNPX, TAJ mJS. ta a gamt at reuane curvature ot a curve cancava saty. Mtom a radtoaat raw. runflame fwty atengRaarcat aaa curve. flwausR a central angleat tm ttV. a datema at iit.tr, Rama NWHITW, a djtoameaf M r to Me Mat at M R . SIASJO.' - LINO a^^*aslRa>aaSb aidsef IN a ot • VI■ • . TRa Plannlfls A I orIr« larnwman affl auRmRa rat PREVIOUS SOLUTION: tlSNons of spiritual Craatursa ash OTwndaBwt a Sa CNy CanNw CstSi unsssn. both ahsn as woks. and atom wo steep-* nan mlever at, ar agatna*. IrTJOTj JfWw1IMOfl • •CMWNSAhn OFF THE LEASH tyW.B.Perfc Legal Notlcee Legal NoUctt n -N o r to fy i THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY CNILOCABS in NIT NOMB. WILL BE BOLDOR OTHERWISE QuelWad graodwal toadwr. Orlando •Winttr Park DISPOSCO OP AT A BALI TO BE HILO AT SAIO URIT OR R if.» amor jtofm4Wint' 407/322-8611 407/831*9993 fils RutaosRi as-aac-op LCASIOSPACEAT LOCKSAFE, INRE: (STATSOF: CNILOCARt, MY NdRM, rm M S O W E S T fSTH S T R E E T , L a NJACOUELINC TAKTIKIAN poro. pl ssrrt on the hth FMVATI fBWV MTtS outsincooOT. DAY OP NOYCMBSR, IMS AT ROTteS OP ■J7ISBM IS.-40NOON PORCASH. houm AMtlRNTRATtOR a a . ^ n .WMttTE. Unit 10S • Augusta OavN. Tha Admmiitratian at tha ..WM«M M U - M ir A 4*110 Taiaa A van u a, O rlan do, aetata at JACQUELINE TAK­ ..«» («M PL SSaSS. Cloth**. Bedroom TIKIAN. tS-ESt-CP. I* panding ,41.11 a Hm P1U0AT Sot, Ricycta, Roaoo In the abevo-rvterancad court, Unit 104 • Math N. Mathorry. lha addreia ot vvhkh ta SOI N. CLOStOIATUB0AT CflMIL RWfltfl P.O. Roa 01741, Lakeland, PL Park Ave. Santord. PL 17771. NORIOIETRATMNPBB ttllNOAT 11004. Clothe*, Toy*. Tho namot and addraaaae at Tiavtaion, Storeta* Btao lha peraonal rapraaantallva and ta^bSShtU pSWOUSB Unn TO! . Ian Wimams, mo hta/har attornoy ara eat forth Midway Oriyo, Santord, PL mlaraatad paraona ara roquPod to file with thta 17771. Cor Wtadahtatdo, Rotoa. NOW ACCEPTING court, within three month* of Record Albuma Lk.tSM-7........... JMESW. tho tiral publication ol thta Unit 710 • Roberta Rom. ISIS Hotter (1) anclaim* again*! the •. Ptao Ridge Circa. Santord, S rin rA B iiro S ia rs ri^ PL 17 7 7 1 . O oak , vacuum . Pan , L*9< toarnin* etmoaatwre, otaata and ft) any objection by Botee Hwaw« awam mm aasawwam CRN. tmcod yd, hat moat*. U n it ttr • G ta n n Arm tto, M l. sta y ta r 4ay*yataM rtaflHm »aam »d. Baf»,Mawb...... thta notice wao earned that whanyougN challenge* th* validity ot tho 117 Bgauldtag Coy*. Hoathruw, will, lha quoHkation* ot tho PL 17T4S. Boits. •Italy**, Cot, parloral repraaantattao. or tho Ctieet vanua or lurledktton ot tho UnM774 - Clantha Martin, 117 court. All ctaimt and objectIona Hugh** Aronuo, Santord, PL appo4U4 l 4 ^rmarnTtaT TuaadaySvvPmwtltasanThaOayl Bo***. bieftir ewit cotnot ao Iliad wilt be forever 77771. Ctatmo, StaMtottt barred. Publication ot thfo Tatovaiom. Booh*. Towi AO JU STN O tTB AH O C M SO tTB : d at an arm ta an ad, Notice ha* begun on Octobor Unn 714 - Premia McGowan, • (HVORCt 3414 Rato Avenue, aanted. PL nth, test Adagtlam Nama Chang* andantytotaat 37771. Tabta, Chair*, Poraonal Ropraoontativ* w1lro^ SprTTM M RjTKOi C7] youradtor arimaty tat Brat dw > runs. RUPAN TAKTIKIAN BurfboerBe toa-tott »* ttobta I 1077Autumwaod Trail Unit 740 • Jaaagh McKMuta, anarai OoMvory, Santord, PL Apopka. Florida 17701 O 17771. Bicycta*, Choir*, Boa** FRANKJ. PYLE. JR. U n n HI - Oats Entry Bureau. TRUSTS A ESTATES Inc., not W. Lake Mary Btvd., ATTORNEY Legal Notlcee Lake Mary. PL SI74B. Pita BuilNBII OPPOBTUNITYI Itn Ea*l Robinaon Blraot Cabinet• NILUtAYBN NSALTN CABB Orlando. Florida 17101-7171 U n n S7I O raca Thom as, IS O S CENTSB, EgntaNdm ta ro4-S motlmtad inTelephone- (407) aac-1114 Nortes op ptermous W. nth SI.. 4710, Santord. PL 1 ar port time Publrth: October IS and 1 7 7 7 1 . Boioa, Toys, C tathoa M w iU n to kaam te ntom i IkAi I bygMgMe p#g November t. IHS Nutrat mnftWf flttal ViOT ( U n it SIS • C h rta B row tngton. a m ingag** tn bvataaoi at IM7 W!J1I________________ 7707 Jitway Avenue, Santord, (ttMorw Or, Cain Nirry, PL 1 FL Itrtt. Otttao Pumfluro SSTS7, Saminata County, MMMI e/m gatanllita. Muta Unn 111 • Bon WMtaflta. 4100 Florida, under tm Ftatttloua OAKLAWN M^MUiAL M l Sill W»4*44441 Pomumuta Point, Santord, PL Ham* of J R RMRDNTV BORSCamatary tats. Mia By W MTtOB TO OKCMTOM BY 07771. Page Cutter, Beam lYl Bacama a VtetB, and thta I tatond to UnMSIS • Oantao Parumb, StIt .... WRS: MARIANS. DEWITT W. Oakrtaga Rd.. SB, NLtt. §1 qeftefitieoe, tat Tm • bfltata.'SSS iidacowpd aotttar ot tho Orlando, PL ISOM. Bod. CHS. tSL.MNNRa.PLMTM . Ptortd*. ta maor-MARIAN S. DEWITT Boioa NEW ____ _► PANTASTIC -,?4«yK NtW RCYOCAALS TRUST* UnM141 - Msores Joth **. 141 PRODUCT. 4MW grollt*. Eatabltahod Auauet IS. tSW PL Wtti Boettan BM.M, Ftartaa Academy Aee SltM/wk mtontlal PRIR TO ALL PERSON! HAVING 11771. Mac.. I tattan. cauRtoltaf- grivato tMt. rgMIlvtagi CLAIMS OR DEMANOS Unn144 - TrMantaBradtay. 70*0 Statuto* Jottory R . Zawm hi AOAWAT THI ABOVETRUST: Bar mwis Ctaarwotar Attormy W. tlrd Bt.. Santord, PL 17771. ubitah: Hamntbir t, IBM 71—1 Veu ao horvby notiftad that Waahaf, Ovon, Sotabac. R * * * * * ... t-MM|*W OEJ-tO tho actmg Trustee ot a truot ALONS? BSSRB C TB O dM tag m W k llk u rW n ik u . damnsid w Section TSI.TOT(l) Unn 1st • warn Jon*#, Bt* (. MACS 1*771 Alt Florida Statutaa haa caused Ninth St., Santord, Pl ISTTl. antarel. tthta Nottea to CrodKora to bo Bod. Chau, Oroaaar, Beam aanttamMT ifdtaeauRt) pubttahil pursuant to Socttan Unn 077 • Wilbur I. Hawbtaa. r. •urr EtaOKINB tat Otar. Pram TSr.l0S7 Florida Statutes. AmaiHNbMtlt 1701 W. 17th Stroot. Santord, AMpereem havtag claim* ar PL QfWa, TolaVillon, MHBarjIlBNTN demands agamat MARIAN (. Mioc.11771. mlturo, Lownmowor*. DEWITT, deceased, or seeking Bo*#*,Pu T ru n k , Bicycta* A/B, A/R, Rayrail. RT. ■ recover horn the MARIAN I. UnMMl • Attorn»oo Lowta, III DEWITT REVOCABLE TRUST Card* Browor Cl.. Sit, tlam-lam. Ritabllthod aataiinRad August It. teas, Santord, PL 11771. Boa#*, Rallaaptar ca. laniard, BUCK PtMALB RNRRV, V4 •hall aorvo their ctalma with Cioth##, Toy*, TV BAM NDa BA-B1IT airpart. NnuflMtat BAL R.o. H #14 i4mbOT*e Ban tstart, UM Mar?. RL PubUah: Octobor llth A TWINMVBBBHOtoiOWNERS od Successor Ttuoteo NY ANY Novom bor 1, teat FORMOF RMULRSOUIRWO A OATIO THIS SETH DAY OP ASSOCIATION, WO, S ^ obS/oI u u t i i SI0NSD RECEIPT w lthta tho A a ^ w a * u O C TO N S R . IBM. M tu M tn / n . pOTr^Wa Iwwl lOTflOTum L04hBata •ucr claim * thou bo forever FRANCISCOA. COLON. *1at. MM Waal SSthStroot Santord, PL SS77I ALL WTSRSSTSOPERSONS 407/SSS-MS1 NOTICS It HEREBY GIVEN API NOTIFIEDTHAT: ACT m m AVBlTito dNr to C fliU --------------------- that tm AMBfOdROti Ot Mta tm , M tun te teIte nU M.|Mm *i tyta LOT M, TWIN BC BBBBlBt ttettee te Be^eBy U M 741 AVON TIONIM , UNITt, Rta MARIAN (. DSW1TT RSVO- amangagas In ~ ' Mbr.ttotLtao TO THS RUT THEREOF AS CASU TRUST wvd ugflA wRom francos CU., RSOOROSO Rl PUT BOOK4S, a «opy ot thtaRdNca la *onrod a*rmgs, sarst, RAM* SI THROUMt M. must ttta Htatr claim* wrth tha County. Florida, NtCLUBtVE, OP TttB RUOUO attorney tar lha Truaaaa WITH­ Ficiitiou* Nairn ot RECORDS OP BSMHtOLB IN THS LATIR OP THRU TOMt BVBTBBMt and RkOadl COUNTY, PLOWOA. MONTHS APTSR THS OATS OP tor otaa to to# RNtet btodar THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP wdB hot divimoti tar aaM an too SIM dag at BNadi m . Drug trm work THISNOTICEORWtTHMTHIR­ Coraeration*. ht Nieitabat, tMjLta ltda Am, TY DATSAPTSRTHS DATEOP PH H■ da, w i ^ lb* BAwM — ----B O A m a a M j* tm.Wam Rrom .daw M^tm ■ T W Y tB tW T tf M E »7 1 w T ^ R W v v W W U BtAUtOl OP A COP- OP THI1 NOTICE ON SUCH POTENTIAL Nam* Statuto*. To-Wtt: Saattan Mi ttorto Park • Ammo.' OR«l)iTOR. EVEN IP THESUC- BUM, Ftarida atatutm tMI. Santord, Ptorida SS771, aurOSSSOR TRUITTS HAS REC­ BrianL. Roy aurnt to tm Staamary Final OGNIZED THE CLAIM OR PuSMaMiNavomkir 1, IBM *t at Paraitaaura DEMANO NY FAYING PART OP OSJ-M in niii getigii #6 r g .T .in 'm -tott.m m IT, OR INTEREST ON IT. ON ss, taas. OTMSRWISC. NMta* ta horoby gtaon I AN PvOlta Waartng wd WN CURK OPTHSCOURT Jam1.4 ot tm daaodMd at amtaoiim MARIAN (. OEWtTT RSYOCABLS TRUST mu*4 ffla MtaN lawyawadtarun Truatoo WtTHM THRCB H you bam my wmaRma. 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Can m i n s toi MWififtMiMtholm! 324-4334 »;*.*. *:i wy^wpoy4*4yuyi^* �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida -Wadnetday, November 1, 1909 by Chic Young WMtMCOOl NOD TO #OTO n» TM|M CONSUNM M XONrMd AMO M l AtOUT RtMOOCUNS MV I (TV FOK A O til AMO ) CATWINS OFPWTON* * --- i unvn, l NtVSR MAFFINIO BEETLE BAILEY OBVIOUSLY YOUVB NEVER MBARP OF THE TERRIBLE . EFFECT* OF O O l l P f U M !/ Umi LIKE ME TO RUB SOME Je'G LOTION 0NYOU?/7//BK$ w cu ld vo u THE BORN LOSER „ ’ to.' CSOJ HOWBASEBALLTEAMS Ntf£ KMOSTVALLM6l£ RAY5R £AOJ.lEAR,CMl£F?W£LL,VJOULO ■ — YOUCONSIDERME I - 'NTHIS YEARS MVP? TO U5C TOUR ANALOGY, NY BOY IF THIS COMPANY W£R£ A BALL TEW ... ________ , by Art Bonsom YOU WOULD BETHE SHORTSTOP* WHO PLAYS BEMINDCALRIPKEN ! by Chortoo M. DO YOU WEAR YOUR 6LASSES WHEN YOU'RE SLEEPING? v SO WHAT ARE YOU DOING,MARCIE? THERE5 NO OOV0T IN MY MIND, MARCIE, THAT YOU ARE EXCESSIVELY WEIRD.. YOU A MEETING AT TED TOMORROW AYORAMJG WITH YtJUR 1/05LWVJGE AGEMT., .7HSAJ LUNCH ^ WITH SOUR. MOM... > ANYTHING M t t t w KYD O ZU U M OM, YOU’RE NOT • iw n IN$U*AHCt a u kinds if x evw tosi M iu ir r to Lit. x ’m in M .I s * TtOUlLt/ n my \1 (iw N «* »»«T N k v s y H-1 9PUWMBH»##P. DEAR DR. GOTT. It secma that my ears plug up at leant once a year, even alter using home remedy solutions. I went to our HMO doctor and he said over-the-counter stufT Is no good and fold me to put two to three drops of cooking oil In my ears every other night and to return to his office after two weeks for car lavage. Before I use the oil treatment. I'll await your advice. DEAR READER: Ear wax can be difficult to remove, especially If It Is hard and adheres to the ear canal. Your HMO doctor was correct: A couple of drops of light oil ~ any oil will do ~ In the ear for a day or two (two weeks Is, I believe, unnecessarily long) should soften the wax. dislodge It and make for easy removal. Most doctors use an ear syringe with a Jet of warm water for this purpose. After appropri­ ate preparation ..Mth oil, this technique usually suffices. However, more aggressive therapy may be required for really troublesome wax ac­ cumulations. In such Instances, some physicians use a Water Pic: specialists often rely on a special vacuum device. In some cases, the wax may have to be manually picked out of the ear by an otolaryngologist, using an operating room microscope. The oil treatment Is safe and Inexpensive. I encourage you to use It as a first step. Remember the prohibition against putting objects, such as hairpins and cotton awabs. In the ear, because they can perforate the eardrum or cause serious Infection. DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a 29-year-old woman with a hot. burning aenaatlon that oc­ casionally shoota through my left breaat. I have been to several doctors, who say It may be caused by a pinched nerve. Do you agree? DEAR READER Breaat pain may not come from the breasts at all. There are many causes of so-called "cheat wall pain," r a n g i n g f ro m a s t ra i n e d pectoralIs muscle (beneath the By Ph illip Alder W.R. Inge, who was the Dean of St. Paul's School tn London, said. "Experience Is a good teacher, but her fees are very high.*' Well, at the rubber-bridge ta­ ble. that Is true. But In duplicate bridge, the coat la leas. In theory, one learns the same lessons tn both forma of the game. Yet moat remember the expensive errors In rubber-bridge more readily than those made In duplicate, where the loss la measured only In matchpoints. not money. East In today's deal learned early In his bridge career la signal encouragement with the highest card he could afford. T h e r e shoul d be no h a l f measures. He continued his good Rev. t . IBBB In the year ahead, you may find additional ways to earn extra money. The cumulative gain from these alternative sources could sur­ pass the money you receive from the usual channels. BCOftPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Maintain a professional de­ meanor In your bualneaa dealings today, especially if you're participating tn a transac­ tion Involving a ‘ money, “ for romance will nelp you to find your true love. The AstroGraph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect (or you. Mail B2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 1758. Murray HUI Station. New York. NY 10150. SAOtTTABI— (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Expecting too much from your social contacts will be unwise today. Much of what will sroiciin PETER QOTT.M.D. breaat) to nerve pain from dis­ order! of the upper aplne. The Important consideration la that your doctors should first other possible causes. For El n n n n n n n n n n n n m nnnmn n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n m in n n n n n n n u n n n n n n »n n n n n n m n n r i r i r. in n n n i in n n n r .i n n n n i in ri mum i n n n n n n n n n □ i J im n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n □ n n n r - r T7~ - r- W m w 7T~ 7T~ 7TST” IT n n n n n w TT^ 1" w IT n n n n n kii ___ r m E _ oHd ■3 2 IT pn 57" 1 As North might have raised with only three-card support ffor example, with 1-3-4-5 shape), when South has only four hearts he will probably make a lowlevel Investigatory reMd. Under West s lead of the spade king. East carefully signaled with the nine aa he wanted his partner to continue spades. West might not have realised that the four, though not East's lowest, was encouraging. West continued with the spade ace and a third apade to Eaat'a queen. That waa three trteka In for the defense - but where was number four com ing from? didn't have the chib king, the finesse waa working. As the only chance was from hearts. East led his last apade. This worked beautifully, promoting West's IB) If you're not careftit today, associates might try to dump their responsibilities on you. You should be helpful, but do your part without being a chump. AOUARIUB (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Self-discipline may not be your strongest attribute today. Strive for the middle of the road and avoid all forms of excess. BMC— (reb. 20-March 20) You may unwittingly be the focus of everyone's attention today. Otiard your emotions and make a good impression. A— (March 21-Anrtl IB) You will not be successful today If you treat associates In an arrogant or condescending manner. Try to be gradoua at au times. TAUmirn (April 20-May 20) If you insist on being nosy today, * AYMJNT IB x x m t n a jm k m t i ■ _ CCwWMWSr NOAInc. ra b M M F w p gm ’tfccaJ MUR itiw | 04 74 •4 t • 4 •A * A Q4 BART WEST tAKI . 49*41 • TI • 91 •JITS C 9H M I ot a • s 07 4 south .V to It 01*1* 7 A K I4 II • E I4 • «» . V- West N s** Bast t* Pass Pass aa ha Pass Pass Na Opoolag load: o K do not gat along i table. You. wW trouble, O A M M (Jun Procrastination n lost opportunity Incorrectly aaaun can be developed i LBO (July 2i would be unwise ” * * * f* ,y ~ T ■— y * B01 YCROO (A m . Today, you may' that Is diamctrica your mate's vlee tton. Inflexibility no-win situation, L IM A (Beat. £ ideas m a yteck rrtapnam today. BlOMT... — h tHUMBT Oil therapy helps loosen ear wax m —i i MMNNMMI m <r � 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 01, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 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>, November 01, 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/58807c89bfadd3f452ad04a41ba83850.pdf bf402fa9ce4ff62776804816a9f7ac0b PDF Text Text S 50 Cents WEDNESDAY November 29,1995 a n f o r c l H e r a l d Serving Sanford, Lako M ary and Sam lnola County tinea 1008 88th Year, No. 72 - Sanford. Florida T o d a y : M o s tly cloudy with scattered showers and a Tew thunderstorm s. High In the mid to upper 70s. South wind 10 m ph becoming west during the afternoon. Chance of rain SO percent. t e r m ere S a n fo rd a irp o rt: V y in g fo r c o n tro l The spirit of Christmas past m a l t a r , t — ta p e I t TODAY By VICKI DsBORMIBR Herald Senior Staff Writer ■MBPS Brighton holidays lor SH8 SANFORD — The Seminole High School swim team will be having a holiday Potnsettla sale to benefit the team 's efforts, incluslng helping pay for them to attend statewide and out of state events. The team has made arrangem ents with a local greenhouse to provide their supporters with the freshest blooms to brighten the holidays. Plants will be delivered by team members free of charge to homes and businesses in Sanford. The cost of the six Inch plant Is 87.50. the nine Inch plant Is available for 815 and the hanging basket Is available for 818. For more Information or to order a beautiful plant of your own. call Margie Adcock at the school 322-4352. ext. 5 8 7 .- Parcnts don’t want razoning OVEIDO — Parents of students In eastern Seminole County pleaded with school board officials last night ter spare their children from the rezonlng that will take place In the school district early next year. At a meeting at Oviedo High School Tuesday, parents said they have been through the redlstrlctlng process before and they know the damage It can cause to students and to the quality of education. District officials promised to work with parents In drawing the final recommendations that will go before the board n u t ysstr. * • Last night’s meeting was the first In a series of three public forums that will be held across the district before any decisions are made. The next public meeting will be held on Tuesday. Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. at Lyman High School and the final one will be at Seminole High School at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Dec. 7. The rezonlng process has been necessitated by the Impending opening of Highlands Elemen­ tary School in Winter Springs In July and of Carillon Elementary In Oviedo In January 1997. There are also plana for a Sanford elementary school to open In the fall of 1997. The 1025 Arts and Crafts style bungalow home of Michael and Leigh 8kat, with son, Dalton, Is Just one of six homes and two public buildings open this weekend on the Holiday Tour of Historic Homes. H istoric Tru s t H oliday T o u r of H o m es includes m useum ---------------------------------------------------------------------By SHAM MtOOII Herald 8tat> Writer______________________________ SANFORD - Visitors to the seventh annual Holiday Tour of Historic Homes, planned for this weekend, will have the opportunity to get an Inside look at homes built earlier In this century. But what was It like to go to school In the early 1900s? Tour attendees will experience that as well. The Student Museum and Center for the Social Studies. 301 W. Seventh St., will be Included on the tour this year, and the general public will get to sec □ B ee T s a r . P age BA Lake Mary targets drunk drivers IV V IM II Hsrsld Ssnior Staff Writar LAKE MARY - li was a busy night in Lake Mary, the night after Thanksgiving. A n il th a t anlteri r h lp f R i r h a r r i O f l T V lllftf fine. Wanting to keep drunk drivers off the streets In his city during the holiday weekend, the chief had his officers set up a roadblock at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal. For four hours, starling at 11 p.m.. more than 1,500 people drove through the Intersection. Clinton eliminates helmet laws, federal speed limit ■ f BBBPOiPW B. BBIBBie Associated Press Writer Nov. 29 26 shopping days to Christmas (Prosperity is not without many fears and distastes; adversity not without many comforta and hopes. 9 SANFORD - They arc divided as to whether the City of Sanford Is standing In the way of progress or looking out for the lrrst Interest of the Orlando Sanford Airport. On the one hand, the Sanlnnl Airport Authority Is defending their derision to back the sale of Industri­ al development revenue bonds to finance the construction of the In te rn a tio n a l te rm in a ls tit th e airport. On the other hnnd. William K. Brain, director of Jet Lift Interna­ tional. believes the company which Is doing the work Is a financial risk w hich h a s not been carefully evaluated. Brain believes If the city com­ mission signs an operation and use agreement with the Sanford Alipott Authority they will turn the entire alr|Kirt over to a private company. Central Florida Terminals. T h a t, he s a id , v io la te s tinagreement lie tween the federal gov­ ernment and the city of Sanlord which gave the airport to the city. That agreement, he said, does not allow control of the nln>orl to Ire given to any Individual or corpora­ tion. The Sanford Airport Authority says that Is not happening at IInOrlando Sanford Airport. □ Bee A irp o rt. Pag* BA WASHINGTON - Eliminating the national speed limit m eant nothing more than changing the num bers on signs to reflect what people are already doing, advocates for higher limits say. President Clinton on Tuesday signed the 86 billion National High­ way System bill, which ends federal speed limit and motorcycle helmet laws, but he made clear that he had serious misgivings that the new law might lead to more accidents, high­ way deaths and Injuries. He signed It because he believes It will strengthen the nation's trans­ portation system, providing Jobs and economic opportunities. White House spokesman Mike McCurry said. "I am deeply disturbed by the repeal of both the national m ax­ imum speed limit law and the law encouraging states to enact motor­ cycle helmet use laws." Clinton said in a written statement. But Steve Cancllaa of the National Motorists Association's New Jersey office said "Most states are prepared to deal with It (speed limits)." All it means Is "changing the num bers on the signs to reflect the reasonable behavior of the vast majority of people." Carrellaa said . In a telephone interview. The federal speed cap comes off in 10 days, ending limits that began In 1974 as an energy-saving measure during the Mideast oil embargo. W hen highw ay d eath s dropped 9,000 the following year, the law was proclaimed a life saver. States later were permitted to set a 65-mph limit on rural Interstates. States that failed to comply faced the threat of losing federal highway funds. While advocates for higher speeds and those contending that such rules should be left to the states were happy with the measure, other reaction ranged from concern to fear of highway carnage. Safety advocates such as Ralph Nader and former surgeon general C. Everett Koop have warned that deaths could Jump by as m uch as 6,000annually at higher speeds. White House spokesm an Mike McCurry said that while Clinton waa "very concerned about high­ way fatalities," the president felt a veto could cost states nearly 86 billion In "necessary highway im­ provem ent p ro je c ts." Including finishing missing links In the In­ te rs ta te Highw ay sy ste m . The measure provides highway funds for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. Clinton said he also was troubled (::■ •• B paad.P agsB A stopping to talk with officers. Twelve people were arrested for driving under the Influence, one for disorderly conduct, three were arrested for possession of drugs and one man was taken Into custody for several attempted CB m T arg et. B ags 2 A Who IS that boardod guy? Not avery child la enamored with Santa Claus. Just ssk Lake Maiy's Jack Smith. Smith's 18-month old daughter wee less than excited about sitting on Sente's lap recently at the Seminole Town Center mall. C o u n ty eyes deal w ith baseball team By V tttU I Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Major league baseball may come to central Florida after all. The Tampa Bay Devil Rays are looking at a site in Altamonte Springs as a practice facility and the home for their minor league tram . That site Is one of 10 being considered by (he Devi) Rays. Yesterday, the Seminole County commission agreed to study a possible deal with the city of Altamonte Springs to help bring the team to the 80 acre site on State Road 434 and Maitland Boulevard. . , , The Devil Rays are scheduled to start play In the Tampa Bay area with the 1998 season. They want to have a practice-game facility In u studlum that can accomodate 7.500 fans. In addition, they hope to have four practice fields, two fields for Infield prartlre. a pliylcul (raining facility and an office complex. There has been some discussion about a lintel in the facility as well. Economic experts estimate the complex could bring between 83 and 85 million to tin- m ra coffers from ticket and concession sales us well as C B at Baseball. F a s t 2 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 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 �i mm AC BA - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday, Novambar IS, 1MB NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O SS T H E S T A T E Tougher school standards1 Target ,n ■>» All o* nt f Now arts cod# TALLAHASSEE — Phone custom ers in Palm Beach, M artin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties will get a new area code starting next April when It changes from 407 to 961. The Orlando area, along w ith Orange. Seminole, Osceola, Brevard and Volusia counties, will keep the sam e 407 area code, BellSouth and Sprtnt/U ntted officials said Tuesday. Custom ers can use 561 or 407 from April 14, 1906, to April 13. 1997, to give them tim e to adjust to the change, such as changing sta tio n a ry and u p d atin g telecom m unications equipm ent. Company officials said the change In the southeastern portion of the 407 area code to 561 was based on lower population growth In the four-county area com pared w ith Central Florida. The new area code will prim arily affect Southern Bell custom ers. B u e ll to rB O p tn TALLAHASSEE — Grayton Beach S tate Recreation Area, rated the nation's top beach last year by the U niversity of Maryland, will reopen Friday after being closed two m onths because of dam age from H urricane Opal. Parts of St. Joseph Peninsula S tate Park, one of the natio n 's top five beaches In 1995. also aril! reopen Friday, a s aril] the Topsail Hill property near Destln. St. George Island State Park and Henderson Beach State Recreation Area near Destln will rem ain closed because of damage from Opal, the state Division of Recreation and Parks said Tuesday. Nursing hom« owimt ohaigtd with ibuM TAMPA - A 75-year-old nursing home owner accused of three hom es "not (It for hum ans to live" h as been ru n t w ith nine counts of felony abuse and neglect of an cl elderly i Nellie Robinson turned herself In to police Monday. She w as Jailed in lieu o f990,000 bond. . . . Officers were called to one of th e hom es Nov. 14 after a resident's relative w as not allowed to visit. From Associated Frost reports Baseball1A from parking fees d u rin g sp rin g tra in in g a n d m inor league games. The facility could also gener­ ate Income If II Is used for baseb all cam ps, for softball tournam ents and for concerts. A ccording to stu d ie s, th e complex could bring betw een 70 and 110 full and part-tim e Jobs to the area. The Incomes gener­ ated from those Jobs would be between 81.2 and S1.9 m illion annually. I T h t y ^cbtnm laalonera were could expect to earn iAhmw'(i9L25 m illion In JUW 44*14 T/.i! V property taxes on the complex and another 8235 m illion over th e next decade on related de­ velopm ent nearby. The Orlando Magic la also considering a 830 m illio n s p o rts a n d m ed ical com plex on property In th e vicinity. The com m issioners are con­ sidering a deal for the com plex In w hich the city of A ltam onte Springs, the Devil Rays and the county each pay 8500,000 per year for the next three decades. ContUMMd te w s Pag* 1A robberies a t fast-food restau ran ts In Lake Mary and Longwood earlier In the evening. The officers working a t the ch eck p o in t w ere looking for signs th at drivers had had too m uch to drink. Bloodshot and glassy eyes, slurred speech and the odor of alcohol on the breath were enough to get drivers to pull th eir cars to the side of the road. e a tio n ab le d riv e rs w ere d to au b m lt to a field sobriety teat. A blood-alcohol level for m ore th an .06 Is enough to p u t a driver In Jail and to have hta car and driver license taken aw ay. K During th e four hour span th e re w ere a rre sts on o th er charges as well, b ut Beary w as especially pleased with the a r­ rest th a t w as m ade for attem pted arm ed robbery. A ssociated Press Writer________ TALLAHASSEE - Tougher high school com petency tests b e in g c o n s id e re d b y G ov. Lawton C hiles and th e Cabinet are Just part of w hat It will take to Improve the perform ance of Florida students, education of­ ficials say. E d u c a tio n C o m m is s io n e r Frank Brogan also plans to ask law m akers next year to raise the c u rre n t m inim um 1.5 grade point average — a D-plus — th at schools m ay require for high school graduation to 2.0 o r C. B ro g an a a ld T u e s d a y he expected the governor and Cabi­ net today to approve raising the passing score on the High School Com petency Test th a t public school students m ust pass to graduate. "T he Cabinet has been thus far very supportive of increased standards and expectations for students," said Brogan. Also before the panel w as a proposed rule th at would let the D epartm ent of E ducation In­ tervene a t schools labeled aa "critically low perform ing" for m ore than three years. If the panel backs the concept, th e 1996 Legislature will oe asked to o u tlin e specifically w h at form th e In te rv en tio n would take, Brogan aald. On th e h ig h school com ­ petency tests, Brogan argues th at requiring m ore correct an ­ sw ers w ould b e tte r p rep a re students for lobs o r college. S o m e e d u c a to r s c a u tio n against raising standards too teat a n d h u rtin g d isa d v a n ta g e d students. W ith tougher tests, teachers would have to do m ore rem edial work with struggling students, Brogan acknowledges. But he a rg u e s th e s tu d e n ts w ould perform better In the long run. S tu d e n ts u su ally tak e th e com petency test In their Junior year and can retake It until they pass. Last October, 96,293 stu ­ dents took the m ultiple-choice exam . The test consists of two parts, m athem atics and com m unica­ tions. C urrently, students m ust c o rre c tly a n sw e r 3 9 o f 58 m athem atics questions and 40 nkrftioaaqi of 65 com m unt to pass. Brogsn w ants to require cor­ rect answ ers on three m ore m a th e m a tic s p ro b le m s a n d seven m ore com m u n icatio n s Questions. E ducation officials estim ate th at would decrease th e percent­ age o f J u n io rs p a ssin g th e m athem atics po rt km on their first try (torn 78 to 71. and the percentage passing th e com ­ m unications section from 09 to 75 percent. The chief said the Artoy's. the Checker* and the K rystal's res­ tau ra n ts on Lake Mary Boule­ vard had been targeted earlier In th e evening by a would-be rob­ ber. He said the alleged robber w ent through the drive-thru a t each restau ran t and ordered a cash drawe r to go. Each tim e he i refused and ne left. P olice h a d w ord th a t th e Miami Subs on State Road 434 had also been targeted. "1 had a hunch th at he would com e back through th is w ay," Beary aald. "People have certain driving habits and I figured he'd be back th is w ay." Officers a t the roadblock were on the lookout for him and when he w as spotted, officers pulled him over and a w itness from one of the restau ran ts was called and Clifton Lewis Davis. 27, was p o sitiv e ly Id en tified a s th e alleged luDDcri B eary concedes th a t drivethrough robberies are not the best way for a thief to raise revenue. "B ut If they were all PhDs are w ouldn't catch them ." he said. O verall. Beary w as pleased w ith th e num ber of arrests th at cam e out of the roadblock. Com m issioners will vote on 'o iV T .to pleased we could get th at th e proposals a t their De& 12 m any people off the road who m eeting. • sh o u ld n 't have been o ut there." On ttM road again ftetired truckers recently reunited to share tales m s tQ Q n M v|nciUDm a t o t appearanoe o f som a fam ilies gathered at Wilbur Farms on W est S.R. te . OrgsnUere say tha reunion may become a tra ditio n . ............. ■vtatags trucks on display. Tha truekare and their >vf. i.. o-vfHo-i 1 -----KlKTii-.v li 41(1 Federal agency joins sex-bias suit against Publix * •ylNAM NIW A Associated Prsea Writer TAMPA — W hen Carm en Pena b e g a n 1 for the Publix superm arket she hoped to move to the ranks of upper i she got stuck In th e bakery. There, she says, her m anagem ent aspiration* o e of eight Publix, accusing the Fortune 500 dlefiim lnatlng fg*,M* women by In dead-end, low-wage Jobs. On Tuesday, th e U.S. Equal O pportunity Commission Joined their fodaralw w ault, "W hat this case la about Is th e Job assignm en u ." said Angelo FUippL acting regional attorney for the EEOC's Miami office. " It's a case where women am channeled into the lower-paying Jobs like th e deU w orkers or cashiers, and m en are channeled Into th e MIAMI-Hare are tha winning numbers selected Tuesday in tha Florida Lottery: Fantasy • 1 5 * 6 -3 -2 1 2444 » , 11 voi. is, no. re Xw, MSN. !• fa w n Today: Mostly cloudy w ith scattered show ers an d a few thunderstorm *. High to the mid to upper 70s. South w ind 10 m ph becoming w est during the afternoon. Chance o f reto 50 percent. Tonight: Mostly cloudy early...T hen clouds graduaU y d e c re a s in g a f te r m id n ig h t. T urning cooler w ith b are h i th a m id 50a. Wind n o rth w ests to 10 m ph. Thursday: Partly sunny. High in the upper 00a to 70s. W ind north 10 to IS m ph. Friday: Mostly fair and m ild. H ighs to the lower to m id 70s. Saturday and Sunday: F air and m ild. Lows in the 50a. H ighs to the m id 70s. CM kart M a n to TMf SANKMOHUULO. P.0 I IM7, Santa*, n . a m - I M r . Nm M m i US* •ISM IM M g if f f gff f f • Months I Vaw SfSSO MSS# n o lM R i t a t a M M l m t a M t a •on to ralM th * * . MM (MV) MS-MI t th e U .6. D istrict Court to action on In PubUx th a agency expacts th a t to 55 &5n 2 5 5 S L - 1 J CSV re a m 'T h a EEOC la Just wrong. TMa la a reaction to Inform ation th a t la < Publix igphaawo Bush. "W # go to o f o ur cam bacauas o r the iln l la ta J k n . IS heating. first started, 1 w anted to advance." Pena aald In a telephone Interview after the EEOC’s announcem ent. "1 thought I had a future w ith Publix. I w anted to go all the way to upper Pena. 37, worked In a PubUx bakery depart­ m ent tn S t. A ugustine. "I saw other women being treated the way I w as treated. B ut I felt. weU.Tm going to college. I'm taking courses. I'm going to be different. T hey're going to notice m e. ahe said. "B ut they d id n 't. Every tone I tried to take two steps forward, they would knock m e back all the way, five ateps back." Pena also aald her com plaints about co-workers who frequently m ade —«<*i jo k e# ,|u * dlsparagsbout women were ignored by the r. She quit the store to Jan u ary and Ro th e EEOC. P u b lix la th e n a ti o n 's e lg h th - la r g e a t superm arket chain and Florida's largest private ‘ er. It has m ore than 470 stores to Florida, lan d South Carolina. The EEOC had been Investigating charges of gender and race discrim ination a t PubUx atom s for three years. Each year, th e ag rn ry torarely goes to court over them . the EEOC tried before th e work o u t a settlem ent w ith PubUx! 1 w as unsuccessful. He estd the agency's toveeUgstoin showed PubUx has not stopped tta JSSRZi C harles Shanor, an PubUx. called the EEOC's derision " a last-ditch effort to save to re." T h e la w s u it fo llo w s a s tr in g o f s e x Httr^m lm Unw rja h w agBlMt grocery III the past few years. Two years ago, Lucky S tares Inc. of northern California paid 8107 m illion to 14,000 women »’e Inc. to for 929.4 fffftfoti for And Safeway atom s settled for 97.5 mflllon to a 1994 rises-artem sex-dlacrtm toatkm aul tog 20,000em ployees to northern California. THE W EA TH ER |n a— Th higher-paying job* th a t prom otional opportunities.' The agency ti seeking b te s a for wom en it say sv crsn araM d by Pubtix's I ban 48.000 wom an who : o r applied fee work akw a Ju ly u d sd T rap p li “ KayMtaat laMaaS W. fabn saadt t— i _ J M U M MUM st n M ____ rl| ' ’ ' ;rv $ i T - £ Y A M M JyuM yTS-M IM M O A T FU y su n n y 7 8 -6 0 ’s T FRIDAY M sUy fa te 6 7 -4 8 $ SATURDAY F a ir 6 7 -9 6 BOLOMAB TA B LEi m in .. 11:50 a.ra.. 1 1:20 p,m „ m al.. 5:35 a m .. 5:10 p.m . TIBBS* D nySann S en ate highs. 1:07 a.m ., 1:3g p m .: tows. 7 :19 a m .. O g M l 9 19 highs! 1:12 a .m !!^ h 4 3 p.m .: low*. 7:23 a.m .. SO I p.m .: O nes* B anste high*. 1:27 a.m .. 1:59 p m .: lows, 7:39 *.m .. 9:10 B *1 -MM M M 41 •i w M a a u a n II m a n .it a s a a n a m m m si u .ta *1 -tr v m h « ■ii ta -tr W aves arc 2 to 3 i rough. C urrent Is running to th a tinHh w ith a d e g re e s. uw avci a rc 2 to 3 feet and rough. C urrent la running to the south w ith a w ater tem perature of 64 degrees. Today: W ind a to sw 16 kt. ms 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland water* a m oderate chop. Wind and seas higher near occasional show ers and talm a. Tonight: Wind shifting to n and increas­ ing to 20 kt. Seas Increasing to 5 to 7 ft except higher to (he gulf stream . Bay a n d Inland w aters ^ d k o p p ^ S c a tte re d BOMBAY F a ir 6 7 -9 9 T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday w as 62 de­ grees and the overnight low eras 66 as reported by the University of Florida A gricultural Research and Education C enter. Celery Avenue. R ecorded ra in fa ll fo r th e e rio d . e n d in g a t 9 a .m . fcdncidiy> totalled ,49 lfirhf> □ • u n s e t.................... 6:26 p.m . □r 6 The Ultra Violet Index (UVD rating for O rlando Is «. Use your sunscreen, w ears hat. The UVI exposure levels are rated by th e E nvironm ental Protection Agency a s follows: 0.1.2 m inim al 3.4 low 5.6 m oderate 7.0.9 Mgh 10- ■- f I �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, November M, 1 M - M Crime and fish POLICE BRIEFS Prison program dives into seafood processing Fight turns violent Roberto PU tero, 38, 8171 Michigan Ave., Sanford, w as arretted by Sem inole County deputies on W ednesday for battery-dom estic violence and for throw ing a m issile into an occupied vehicle. D eputies said PU tero and his wife were involved in an argum ent w hen he allegedly threw her to the floor. She told them she escaped ana ran to the car. He allegedly threw som ething through the c a r's w indshield, shattering it. She then ran back Into the house to call 9-1-1, He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held w ithout bpnd. Domestic violence arrests Jeffery C arrato. 35, 3108 Howell Branch Rd., Apt. 46-F, Casselberry, w as arrested for battery-dom estic violence by Casselberry Police on Tuesday. The police report states C arrato and his wife allegedly were Involved In a verbal dispute when he hit her w ith hU fists. C harlotte C arrato, 42. his wife, whose address was not given, w as arrested for being in violation of a dom estic violence injunction a t his residence. The couple w as taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Bond had not been set. DUI alleged Gary Lee Calico, 49, 6585 G rassy Point Dr.. Lake Mary was arrested for driving under the influence and violating the right of way by Casselberry Police on Monday. Police said he was Involved in an auto accident a t the intersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 and Pine Street. He was given a field sobriety test snd failed three of the four tests, police said. He w as taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he w as held on $500 bond. Warrant janetta •K a re n E. O tteraon. 3 5 .2 8 8 0 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, on a w arrant for failing to appear in court on charges of driving on a susoended license. She w as held on 8500 bond a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. • Michael Lee Hamm, 37. 2680 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, on a w arrant for violating the term s of his probation on grand theft charges. He w as held w ithout bond a t th e John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •J a m e s Ryan W arner, 32. 105 Hasel Blvd., Sanford, on a w arrant for failure to appear on ball for two counts of crim inal PRIDE from a prohibition I aq u acu ltu re processing so u tility v e h ic le s fo r e x p o rt, furniture, soap, shooting range targets, printing, nursery plants and milk. Davis said It's the first time PRIDE has worked with a local government to establish one of Its Industries. The plant will use about 30 inmates and have four employees. PRIDE operates 53 industries a t 21 prisons. About 5,000 Inmates are paid 15 cents to 50 cents an hour to produce goods and services such as sports Davis said she doesn't how long It will take PRIDE to turn a profit w ith the processing iant. But the com pany has the nandal resources th e previous operators did not. R We Have Our Priorities Straight ft*i not maMngmongy... IPsnot ant,, and It4®not msftdng Wt • gWjflwi S I TML*. Em SlflyM (Andaalonga im Im p you fint v M r aWW d a id n a iM ii IM VS***M SIMfSRI^ WSAM IVRkSIP# piece.)VMut. Kaiser j PONTtAC-MNCK-fMG TRUCK 1590 South WoodUnd Bkd., Driand OtlANO M4-» U S t2 • DAYTONAN U I M M - 0MAN00 S T O W M t 1 0 CATEDAT TIS COMMA Of HWV. 17-12 « MWY. ISA* ■ B a n k D o e s n ' t O f f e r \ b u i k e T h i s ,W i t h A R a t e L i k e T h i s * m i d S t v i t c h T b R m t U n i o n . 1 •V irgil Diontous Braxton, 42. 806 E. 14th S t.. Sanford, on a w arrant for contem pt of court-failure to pay child support by c o u ld o p e ra te In C a lh o u n C o u n ty , o n e o f th e s ta te 's Aasoclatad Press Writer________ poorest. T h at exem ption, com bined TALLAHASSEE - F lo rid a Inm ates are about to get Into the with s ban on m ost com m ercial net fishing and an Improved com m ercial seafood business. The sta te 's privately run pris­ regulatory clim ate, m akes local on Industries program Is open­ officials optim istic about the ing a processing plant in a rural future of aquaculture. "W e feel real good about w hat P an h an d le co u n ty eag er for som e econom ic help. Inm ate PRIDE is doing," said Logan w orkers will fillet and package Barbee, director of C alhoun's e v e ry th in g from c a tfis h to cooperative extension service. " It's got a lot of spinofTs with It." II ‘ * The com pany has signed a R ID E , o r P r i s o n R e ­ h a b il it a ti v e I n d u s tr ie s & f iv e - y e a r , le a s e - p u r c h a s e D iversified E n te rp rise s In c., agreem ent w ith the county for hopes to succeed where a sim ilar the 5,500-square-foot processing p la n t a n d 10 a c re s a t th e venture failed. PRIDE is reopening a plant county's industrial park. The built with 82 m illion in govern­ com pany also has an option to m ent financing four years ago to buy another 30 o r so acres. Local officials said the pro­ process pond-raised catfish. The plant, located near Blountstown, cessing plant could encourage about 50 m iles w est of T allahas­ m ore farm ers to raise catfish. see. closed a year later when They said they hoped PRIDE could branch o u t Into other m oney ran out. PRIDE president Pam ela Jo areas such as horticulture in the Davis said the tim ing w as right future. "We hope to see It grow from for the latest effort to establish a seafood processing business in catfish Into all kinds of things," North Florida. A grand opening said KeUI Peacock, director of the Calhoun County Cham ber of w as scheduled today. "We believe th is Is a wave of Commerce. future, the whole aquacult thing," she said Tuesday. T he co m p a n y , b ased 5 .0 1 % He w as held w ithout bond a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •A nthony Colum bus Edwards, 30, 412 8. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, on a w arrant for violating the terns of his probation on robbery charges. He w as held w ithout bond a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •C h ristian J . Page. 25. 541 Land Ave.. Sanford, on an active m isdem eanor w arrant out of Hillsborough County. She w as held w ithout bond a t th e John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •R odney Jerrod Davis, 2 3 .4 2 2 0 & Orlando Ave., Sanford, on a w arrant for robbery and a w arrant for possession o f narcotig* u r . For mombdbmuition, visit anu First Union bmnck Or coU 1-800^9348. 3SE ggE 3 « annex HKammonmouxttKM cxm*i ■NKMKOIANVanaiOOVfMNtTACaaCYAND kurAimmiaxuNouxtAtMNCioNfWAcm d He w as held w ithout bond a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. m i Central Florida Regional Hospital Part of Columbia Park Healthcare System in cooperation with Anthony J. Arciola, M.D., Michael D. Friedman, M.D., Gonzalo Huaman, M.D., Charles N. Witten, M.D., and Abraham L. Woods, M.D. Will provide F R E E P R O S T A T E S C R E E N IN G S Saturday, December 9 ,1 9 9 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Aawricaa Caacer Society rocMMaeadi that all aroa aver the age oT90 have aa aaaaal proetate eiam. Thoee witk a feaiiiy hietery af prostate cancer should have an annual prostata axam beginning nt nge 40. Appointments are required. Please call 1-800-492-2747 for reservations and information. i2■CM*,” e - ____ ___________________________________________ _______ • - • I - ■ �/ 4 * - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Flonda - Wednesday, November 29. 1995 ______________________________________ Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo r d H e ia ld . (USPS -181-280) 300 N. F R E N C H A V K .. S A N T O H I). I t.A 32771 Area Code -107-322-261 I or 8 3 1 -9 0 0 3 Lacy K. Loar - Editor Odessa H. Pugh •Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION IMTK: 3 Months .810.50 C M onth s..................................... 839.00 1 Year ........................................ . 8 7 8 .0 0 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales las In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL S p ru c in g up W hen s o m e th in g Is d e te rm in e d to be wrong, som eone, so m ew h ere, will try to b rin g about som e kind of rule Intended to fix It. It m ay be a federal law. s ta te law . c o u n ty or city ordinance, o r a code. As a resu lt, th e problem m ay be resolved, but th e re m ay also be com plications. A nyone w ho d riv es th ro u g h th e stre e ts of S a n fo rd k n o w s th e r e a r c a n u m b e r o f businesses In o p eratio n , w hich are poorly m ain tain ed . T hey need p ain tin g . S igns are e ith e r faded or falling a p a rt. W eeds are grow ing along th e sidew alk. Even th o u g h th e b u s in e s s Is o p e ra tin g , th e physical a p p e a ra n c e of the building, o r th e un k em p t p a rk in g a re a or frontal a re a h a s a tendency to m ak e p a sse rsb y fo rm u late a poor opinion not only of th a t e sta b lish m e n t, b ut possibly th e e n tire city. W hat could h a p p e n ? L et’s say for ex am p le th e r e Is a b u s in e s s In p o o r c o n d itio n Som ew here on S. F ren ch A venue in Sanford. Som eone co m p lain s a n d th e city ta k e s action. They set u p special codes for th e buildings, an d code Inspectors begin to h a n d o u t notices rif violations. ! T h e c o d e s m a y fo rc e a b u s i n e s s to U ndertake Im provem ents, if th ey c a n be ijfforded. But o w ners of o th e r b u sin e sse s th at tftay be p ro p e rly m a in ta in e d m a y find tjiem selves also In violation. It's a case w here llxlng one problem could c a u se pro b lem s to (it h ers. ! It's th e old paradox. T h e b u sin e ss ow ner dould rep a in t a n d fix u p th e place If he had m ore c u sto m e rs an d could e a rn m ore m oney. B ut m ore c u sto m e rs a re h ig h ly unlikely t in ip ^ h ijjiiiin n a g ^ ^ x c d u p a n d c le a n e d ,. ^ . ? w e tu H M 9 p tiF * v e ry d istric t In th e city o r ^ tt r m y l p M i f i l M j r M d e * so s tric t codes th a t people qie^dftY cn aw ay because th ey c a n 't afford to com ply. ’ W hat we w ould ra th e r see Is th o se few b u sin e sse s th a t know full well th ey c a n use Some refu rb ish in g , tak e it upon th em se lv e s t^nd get som e w ork done. ! T hey will not only be doing th em selv es a favor, but help in g th e e n tire city. A p e rso n 's Opinion of a n a re a c a n be good, b u t it d o e sn 't take m u c h to have th a t opinion c h an g e com pletely. LETTER Right and wrong All of us can feel for Dave Furr. Each of us has more ihun upt done things we regret, and have naked forgiveness. He Is a very good man. und I wish him well. The most intriguing thing in your article (Sunday. Nov. 19) was the uttitude of Kerry Lyons. The city commissioner and mayor arc supposed to lie representatives of the voters und should know what Is happening with taxpayers' money given various groups. Commissioners serving on these lioards should, and m ust, report back to the city (Dinmlsslon. as u group, on problems with that itgcncy. A commissioner does not have the right to keep problems hidden from our elected repre­ sentatives. : Mayor Bcttye Smith and Kerry Lyons. In my opinion, were completely wrong ubout this. • Commissioner Lon llowell deserves credit und (hanks for bringing this m atter into the light of <|ay. Pat Perry Sanford , Berry's World Eating two eggs a day w>H not change the level of your Cholesterol. NEW FINDINGS ON RED MEAT AND HOT FUDGE SUNDAES COMING SOON t DAVID S . BRODER The C-SPANNING of Hollywood WASHINGTON” "The American President” Is a delightful film In which Michael Douglas plays a widower Chief Executive hungry for a date. The lady of his dreams turns up In the form of a sassy environmental lobbyist played by Annette Dotting. The barriers to a happy ending arise from the dimcult logistics of wooing In the White House, under the noses of a snoopy press, but It turns out they can be overcome. Douglas also resolves a not-vcry-tricky moral dilemma over cutting n deal with the "Motown Three." your basic congressional slcazes. But before the final clinch, the audience is subjected to n flvc-mlnutc presidential address. In which wc lenm: first, that you cannot truly love the Constitution unless you belong to the American Civil Liberties Union: second, that the only federal crime bill that makes .sense Is one banning assault weapons and handguns; and third, that when it comes to environmental measures, the stricter the standard, the better the hill. In short. Rob Reiner, the producer-director of this basically entertaining movie, has loaded It up with the whole liberal message and told the tteket-buyers to swallow It along with their popcorn and soft drinks. legislator on a mission to overthrow Hie "corrupt liberal welfare stntc." Unable to defeat him on the Issues, hts enemies harnss him unmercifully with spurious ethics complntnts and attempted exposes of hts private life. And consider the commercial potential In the “ Masterful Majority Leader" series, recounting the continuing trnvalls of n sage but shortte m p e re d p ra irie p o litic ia n , p e rp e tu a lly frustrated In hts quest to escape from Congress and get an executive branch Job. In earlier films, we have seen him recover from repeated rejections when the public chose a more glamorous or wealthier rival. But now, when everything Is In place, the hero’s wife qulls her Job as the head of America's fnvorltc charity only to discover that she Is not covered by his health Insurance policy. In a tearful scene, she Implores him lo remember that this happens to millions of ordinary people every year and begs him to pass a national health plan. He turns to her. his eyes moist, and says: "If you think I'm going to fall for that socialistic sob story and forget the Contract that my pal Newt signed, you've got another think coming. The right wing could certainly demand equal Call It the C-SPANNING of Hollywood. If It lime for "Speaker of the House." an adventure catches on. the movie houses will be as empty as film about a daredevil, prem aturely gray the polling booths. He has a perfect right, of course, to Insert these mementos of the magic m oments of Mlchnel D ukakis' cam paign Into the middle of his m ovtc-and dare the custom ers to walk out. Sllll. 1 wonder if lie's thought about the trend he may be starting. I know that the left may have more clout In Hollywood than In most precincts, but th e r e h a v e to be so m e R e p u b lic a n He has a perfect moguls out there. If 1right, of course, "The American Pres­ to Insert these ident'' is the hit It mementos of seem s to be. how the magic long until the West momenta of C o a st f a n c ie rs of Michael Newt Gingrich and Dukakis' _ Dob Dole decide to campaign. J cash In? JOSEPH SPEAR Wake up and smell the column MORTON K0NDRACKE Clinton will assert ‘leadership’ With President Clinton significantly ahead In th e still-to -b e -c o n c lu d e d 1993 political sweepstakes, the White House Is planning to use an unlikely theme - leadership - to help him win re-election in 1996. A tough Issue. Bosnia, may help. Top White House aides say that while Clinton la frequently accused of "waffling and having no backbone," he actually has a record of "taking on tough Issues," and his 1996 campaign will consist partly of reminding people of the fact. Aides list the 1993 deficit-reduction fight, the North American Free Trade Agreement, send­ ing U.S. troops to Haiti, Intervention In the Mexican peso crisis, defense of affirmative action, and battles against the National Rifle Association and the tobacco lobby as evidence of Clinton's standing up for principle. They say that the 1993 budget controversy Is giving him another opportunity to demon­ strate conviction In defense of the social aafely net and the environment that are under attack from Republicans. While the public tends to support the current GOP position on Bosnia - that U.S. troops shouldn't be sent to patrol a precarious peace Clinton isn't likely to be seen as a wafTler as he asserts to Congress that U.S. leadership of NATO and the world community requires a military role. Right now. every major poll Indicates that Clinton Is clobbering the Republicans for political advantage going Into 1996. although as one aide says, "what happens in the next couple of weeks ts going to stick In people's m inds about who did what." The polls show mixed results on whether approval of Clinton's performance Is improv­ ing, but they arc unanimous In showing a precipitous fall In esteem for the Republicans against whom he'll be campaigning. Last w eek's ABC/Washtngton Post poll showed Clinton’s approval rating up seven points since June, to 54 percent, while the NBCAVall Street Journal Poll had him at 49 percent, und the CUS/Ncw York Times poll put iilm at4 S . At the same time. House Speaker Newt Gingrich's approval ratings have dropped to 27 percent In all three polls (down 18 points since May) and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole's are down from 60 percent In March to 45 percent now In the ABCVWushIngUm Post poll. Congress' approval rating, according to CBS/Ncw York Times. Is down to 22 percent. Its low before the 1994 GOP victory. The same poll sitowed that voters trust Clinton more than Congress to deal both with Medicare and the deficit, und by 53-34 they believe that lie's "concerned more ubout doing w hat's best for you." The NBCAVall Street Journal poll shows that only 49 percent of Americans think that Clinton’s budget actions show him as "a strong leader standing up for what he believes In" while 43 percent see him as "putting his own political agenda ahead of w hat's good for the country." However, only 33 percent consider Gingrich a leader, and only 30 percent see Dole as one. O n e lo p W h ite H o u se a id e c o m ­ m ented th a t "Bob D o le m a k e s B ill Clinton look line a ramrod." Clinton is now c o n s is t e n t ly ru n n in g 10 points a h e a d of Dole In head-to-head p resi­ dential polls. Demo­ crats have a fourpoint advantage in the CBS/New York Times congressional test vote, reversing a slight GOP ad v an ­ tage last month. f A tough Issue, B esides " le a d e r ­ Bosnia, may ship." White House help. £ aides Indicate they plan to campaign in 1996 on the theme that Clinton repre sents "the m ainstream " while the Republicans are "radicals." and that Clinton Is trying to secure a better future for most Americans. The polls Indicate that these them es will find some resonance among the electorate. In the NBCAVall Street Journal poll. 62 percent of voters worry that Republicans will "go too far" in making changes, while only 29 percent think they will not go far enough. Clinton's own Internal polls, aides say. show that "people want smaller government, but they do not want It eviscerated. They sec education as the key to their kids' future. They want reduced government regulation, but a clean environment. They want some reduc­ tions In Medicare, but they want to be sure that Its future Is secured." Clinton aides say that If Dole wins the GOP nomination, they will exploit his age bv saying (hat Clinton represents the "future white Dole ts “the past." "From the point of view of physiognomy, he represents the past." one aide said. According to one of Clinton's top political udvlscrs. "th e general election campaign (logins April 1." when It's likely thal the GOP nominee will be known and Clinton will begin spending between 88 million and t l 2 million on pre-convention TV ads. The Curmudgeon bus been occupied lately with trying to figure out what Ills column ought to smell like. Put down your pens, critics and phlllsilncx. I'm talking ubout food smelts here -• like the Mugle Scents Crayola crayons that kids were eating because they had the txlor of coconut. Ilenricc and chocolate. I think It would be neat to write a column that smelled so delicious people would want to eat It. 1 have heard from a few readers who regularly chew it up and spit It out. but I don't think they do It for the nutritional value. The Curm udgeon w ill p o n d e r It. Meanwhile, your In­ quiries: Dear Curmudgeon: What do you make of the latest Newt Ulng r lc h fla p ? T h e House Speukcr said he a n d Bob Dole closed down the gov­ e r n m e n t In p a r t because Bill Clinton Ignored them on an Air Force One flight to Israel. Is he also C I think it would blaming this ruckus be neat to write on the "socialists" in a column that the newsroom s? smelled so William In Wichita delicious people D e a r WNW: He would want to Implied It was the eat it. jp m edia's fault by de­ nying he said what he said, but U didn't wash because tils comments were taped. Several of Ids political buddies tried to claim hts words were "taken out of context." And Newt's spokesman said reporters ignored the real story, which was the GOP's admirable effort to balance the budget. Clearly, In the interests of truth and accuracy, the media should let |x>ls edit their own remarks. Dear Curmudgeon: Another Jesse Helms story for your file: Old cotton-month Is so fond of holding up ambassadorial nomina­ tions that he even held up the uppolntmcm ol a former Senate colleague. Janies Sasser of Tennessee, to be the U.S. envoy to China. Jesse said Sasser was a "nice guy. hut I'm not sure he knows a chopstick from a tuning fork." - Ralph In Raleigh Dear HNR: This comrs from a m an, mtml you. who once referred to North Korean dictator Kim Jong II as "Kim Jong Two" and Introduced Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto as the "distinguished prime minister of India." Old Jc s Is a nice guy. hut he probably thinks Punamu was named after tlahat. Dear Curmudgeon: I heard that Jim m y Carter has a new book out with a weird illlc. What Is It? -- Dallas In Dallas Dear Dallas: It's a children's hook, written with his daughter Amy und bused on stories he used lo tell hts children about a sea m o n ster. It's called "T h e Lillie Baby Snoogle-FIceJer." I hear there have been numerous complaints from bookstore cus­ tomers who thought they were Inlying Ids memoirs. Dear Curmudgeon: Did you read utxmt the baby cougar thal bit Newt? I'm serious. A zoo director from Ohio brought u hunch of unlinals to the Capital, und Newt picked up the eaugur und It took u nip uut of one of Newt's chins. --Colleen In Columbus DeurCNC: Damn socialist eats. Dear Curmudgeon: Did you know that officials at a Miami rourthousc have created a "Voodoo Squad" to clean up dead chickens und entrails after the trials of Cuhuns and Haitians who call on their gods for help? I think you need something like this up in Washington lo clean up the blood after Newt and Bill and the rest have one of their fights. ••Mlml In Miami Dear MNM: We have something similar already. We call It the Doodou Squad. Going buck to the beginning. I'm kind of leaning toward a beef Jerky smell. You know >• tough, chewy and full of protein. < I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, November 29 . 1B9S - I A Airport Tour Continued from Page 1A w hnt S em in o le C ou n ty school c h ild re n h av e been experiencing since the museum o|>cned in 1984. Herat is«* Ibe museum Is used un u continuous basis by area Imirth-gradc classes, there Is very little open time for other visitors to enjoy the museum, sit Id program resource teacher S e re n a F is h e r. F is h e r a n d another stalT member operate the museum weekdays from 8 a.lit. to 8:30 p ut., with most of the students coming lietwecii the hours of 8:30 a.m and 1:30 p.tll. So. Fisher Is excited about the prospect that more people will see the learning environ­ ment (hat has been created at the museum. Originally built In 1902. as Sanford High School, It Is the fourth oldest school In continu­ ous use In Florida. In 1911. the school Ix-enmc Sanford Gram­ m ar School, which It remained until It closed In 1984. At that lim e It w as placed on the Nntlottnl Register of Historic Places. The two-story rectangular red brick building is built In the Romanesque Revival-style, with a three-story bell tower with an open belfry. The main building housed four main clnssroomx with an auditorium upstairs. Wings were added to either side of the main building. In 1910, to add eight additional rooms. Open for the tour will be the lobby, which contains a "photo­ g ra p h ic e ssu y of S e m in o le For Personal .& Commercial Insurance TONY RUSSI, JR. T O N Y R U SSI IN S U R A N C E 2575 S. F rench Av*. Ran ford 322-0285 lu ll* O n f f r r s In * n r a n r t ‘ County." the Native American R oom , th e P io n e e r R oom , Grandm a's Altle and the Turn of the Century Classroom. The aim of the museum Is to give students a hands-on experi­ ence of whnt life was like nl different (terlods of development of the slate of Florida. Fisher said, "we show them how to leant about the past.” She added Hint one of her favorite sayings Is d isplayed In sev eral places within the museum, "tell me and I forget, show me and I remember. Involve me und I understand." In the Turn of the Century Classroom, the floors, walls, fur­ nishings and books a rr much ns they were w hen the school opened In 1902. In keeping with the spirit of the season, Fisher said the m useum will also feature holiday decorations of the era. In 1902. Theodore Roosevelt was president and the "Teddy" Ix-ar was popular, so mnny will be displayed. Also, first In­ troduced In th at year were animal crackers, with the TamilInr red box sporting circus anlmuls. Fisher said that these were introduced al Christmas, Intended as Christm as tree deco­ rations. One tree will be deco­ rated In that theme. There will Speed C o o tln u s d f r o m P a g * I A that the law potentially exempts large num ber of smalland medium-size trucks and their drivers from safety regula­ tions Involving driver qualifica­ tions and truck maintenance. He urged the states lo act responsibly and added: "My administration will redouble our DONALD KENNETH CARHOLL Donald Kenneth Carroll, 46. Dyson Drive. Winter Springs, died Friday. Nov. 24. 1995. Born In Melrose, Mass, he wus a building Inspector who moved to central Florida In 1992. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include his wife Pamela A.; his mother Barbara of Melrose; his son Matthew Kenneth of Winter Springs: his daughter Melissa Ann of Winter Springs; his brother Peter of Brewster. Mass. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of the arrangements. FLORENCE M. EVERSON Florence M. Everson. 92, died M onday. Nov. 27. 1995 at Putnam Community Hospital. Bom In Bowling Green, she had moved to Hastings from Sanford 69 years ago. She was a m \\ i A I Shorty S m ith C a r in g IP ‘Personal seiviceisoneofthe things that makes flrissonJitneralJ Ionicspecial. Caringfjeopleis what you expect and what youget at Sanford efforts to protect those who travel on the nation's highways." A h alf-d o zen s ta te s have enacted laws that raise their speed limits automatically when the federal cap comes off. The 10-day wait is intended lo give them tim e to ch an g e th eir minds. Continued from Page I A Central Florida Terminals Is presently building Hie Interna­ tional terminals at the airport with their own financial re­ sources. The cost. Ihc airport authority said. Is "In seven figures." Central Florida Terminals ts also using Ihelr resources lo help establish things like duty-free services and various Interna­ tional businesses In Sanford's airport. Sieve Coovcr. Ihc attorney representing the Sanford Airport A uthority, said such an In­ vestment shows n "substantial com m itm ent" to the economy of the city. It Is not. however. Inking over operation of ihc airport. C ity C o m m is s io n e r Lon Howell said he does not see the buslncss sense In putting up one’s own money to build a facility and then saying they want bond money to do the project. "It Jusl doesn't make any sense lo m e." he said. "It makes me wonder what Ihelr agenda Is ." Coovcr said they have no olher agenda other than wanting (o help the economy or Sanford boom as nn international travel destination and departure point. Coovcr said Central Florida Terminals is a “shell corpora­ tion" made up of various in­ v esto rs w ith "co n sid e ra b le" airline and airport Industry ex­ perience. Brain disagrees. He said he has been trying to get the Sanford Airport Authority is asking the rlly commission to turn control of the airport over lo them so they can have greater leeway In ultractlng new businesses In Ihc airport. Coovcr said that It was Ihc opinion of Ihc aulhorlly's bond eounsel that an airport eonIrolled by the city rather than by an Independent authority would lx; viewed as "unstable" by potential Investors In the Indus­ trial revenue bonds. "W hen he told me that I approached the city with the Info rm atio n ." Coovcr noted. "Mr. (city manager Bill) Sim­ mons has lx;cn very coopera­ tive." Coovcr said he h as been working with Ihc city on the m ailer for six m onths and has been rushing lo gel the m atter cleared up before the bonds go on sale (he second week In January. "We are trying lo do this lo benefit the economy of Sanford." lie said. • 24 Ini. KxprdeiXT • firmer Jud«e • Criminal la* • Corporate A Hintlnrm la* • Pmwmal ln|ur> ATTORNEY AT LAW LAKE MARY 321 6577 kr IM OtmtanH kftrrr M OhUf. wt m U m n» •moi Mmw Im itwi M quIirvalsH ladnomnrr DEATHS 2 IF w u ivw/xM fi also be a Irt-t*. donated by J A I, Christm as Tree Farm, In S an­ ford. d e c o ra te d w ith pap er chains and ornam ents made by students. In keeping with the Victorian style. In the upstairs auditorium, the exhibit "Gcorgetown-thc History of a B lack N eig h b o rh o o d ." sponsored by the Community Improvement Association, Is on loan lo the museum and wilt be featured on the museum tour. The home lour, sponsored by the Sanford Historic Trust. Inr.. runs from noon until 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 2 and 3. Six homes. First United Methodist Church of Sanford and (he Cultural Arts Center will lx- open to the public as well as (he Student Museum. Tickets for the lour arc 810 and can be purchased the day of the tour, at the Cultural ArtsCcnter. Adding lo the ambience of the lour, carolers will be present In some of the homes along Ihc route and antique cars will be parked In the street In front of the homes. Carriage tours of the historic district are also avail­ able. Proceeds of the tour go lo sponsor restoration projects In the historic district. For more Information on Ihc home tour, contact Glgl Gillies at 438-7059. Alr|x)rt Authority to give him some quotes on ground services lor a British Airline seeking In do business In Sanford. "They (old me I couldn't get those Ix-enuse of Central Florida Terminal’s bold on those things at the airport." he charged. Brain said his own Investiga­ tion into Ihc company revealed som e q u estio n ab le b u sin ess dealing. Armed With public doeii m r n t s f r o m a f e d e r a l bankruptcy court, be said Hie principals in Cenlral Florida Terminals have been charged with what be calls "fraudulent misuse of funds." Coovcr said Ihc airport author­ ity contacted all parties In the bankruptcy ease and the trustee In the ra se . A. S tephenson Wallace, was (hat there were arguable positions either way and lltal the principals are guilty primarily or "making some pref­ erential payments.” Bui. Coovcr added, "when I asked If there was any reason to lx-llcve they were dishonest or fraudulent, he told me 'no.' they had Just made some decisions (o make one payment over another w h i c h I s n ' t r i g h t In bankruptcy." Brain has filed a formal com­ plaint with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over the m atter of Central Florida Termi­ n a ls b e in g g iv en w h a t he perceives as "exclusive rights" lo the airport by the airport authority. Convcr said the original com­ plaint was denied and It Is currently on an appeal which he says "m ay or may not be heard during our lifetime." M e a n w h i l e , t h e S a n f o rd f ) 0 5 I ' l H t n l ' / h c. .1222131 At I 4 retired bookkeeper and accoun­ tant and a member of Christ United Methodist C hurch In Hastings. Survivors Include her daugh­ te rs a n d sons-ln-law s Mary Canaday. Ja n e and Rodman Goode, all of Hastings, and Gay and David Scott of Danville. Calif.; her son and daughter-inlaw Thomas D. and Billy Jean Everson of Baldwin: her grand­ d a u g h te rs , J o n l W agner of Gainesville. Sandl Padgett of Altamonte Springs and Tracy Sbott of Los Angeles,- and her grandsons Todd Everson and Brent Everabn both of Palatka and Dave Scott of Seattle. Wash. M a s te r 's F u n e r a l H om e, Palatka. In charge of the ar­ rangements. HAROLD E. R E M IT Harold E. Herbst. 81. Rosalia Drive. Sanford, died Monday. Nov. 27. 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom April 8, 1914 In New Jersey, he was a postal clerk who moved to central Florida in 1921. He was a member of the C o n g re g a tio n a l C h r is tia n Church, the Friends of the St. Johns and he coached Little League for 13 years. He was also a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean Conflict. Survivors Include his wife Anna; his sons Harold Herbal Jr. of Cape Coral and Alan Herbal of O rlan d o ; h is s is te r M arian Bethea of Sanford; his brother Warren Herbst of Sanford: and his grandchild Karissa Herbst of Cape Coral. G ram k o w F u n e ra l H om e. Sanford. In charge of the ar­ rangements. l e e ; 5 Famous Recipe Chicken Continuing for Over.} Years -• WIDWSDAY iSfxMlLV DAv . . Ca/iAy, cAastd Garden Chapel Funeral Home \ ill V Ffcdcrk F. Glinc*, Jr., Ruth Giirx* »nJ M>ra Wudscll dure in your nrok Fulfilling a Service to Our Community In Time Of Need. r One Size Fits All A newspaper subscription is the perfect gift. It's useful snd fits every size and taste. Just fill out the coupon below, and return it to the Sanford Herald. W e w ill send s O ift Card in your name. But hurry, this offer expires December 22, 1995 Funeral wrvtcM tor HoroM E. Hartal, II. ct isntorS. who I M Monday, will be It o'cloch Monday morn Inf ot Gramkow Fumrol Homo with Rov. Tom Tkochuk officiating. Informant will be In Evorgroen Cemetery Friend* may coll ot Gramkow Funeral Homo mil evening (Wodnetday) from I t pm . For more wtw with, memorial centrlkutleM are luggettod to Congrtgj Hanoi Chrltflen Church, M l f. Fort Ava., Sanford. J im . Arrangement* by Gramkow Funeral Homo. MO E. Airport Slvd.. Sonlordm FI. Make This Holiday Special For You And Your Loved One ‘ (Overnight to 16 Days) • Perfect for holiday shopping or out-of-town trips • Special activities planned to enhance the spirit of the season • Know that your loved one will receive excellent care, support and overnight supervision until you return. Sanford Herald 335 E. SR 434 (A cross fro m W hile Ruse) LONGWOOD • 834-8550 or 767-5101 3ZS-S707 ■» 1905 5. Freadi Are., Stsford • (407) 323-3650 jim tconm uii. G A IN E S . 500 N. FREN CH AVE-, P.O . BOX 1887, SANFORD 52772 • 522*2811 �•A - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, Novambar 29. 1WS Hillary Rodham Clinton transformation B f TOM RAIMI Associated Press Writer J h m Jackson Jr. wins primary CHICAGO — His father fought entrenched power with militant marches and fiery words. Now Jesae Jackson J r. Is only a step away from winning a U.S. House seat and the Insider's role his father never had. "It's our family hour.” the elder Jackson exulted Tuesday night after his 30-year-old son beat four rivals In a Democratic primary for the seat Mel Reynolds resigned after his conviction for sexual misconduct. • Jackson Jr. Immediately became the odds-on favorite over Republican Thomas J . Somer In the Dec. 12 special election In the overwhelmingly Democratic 2nd District on Chicago’s South Side and nearby suburbs. Somer grabbed 83 percent of the vote In the OOP field of four. Sold for drug debt DETROIT — To some neighbors In an area thick with prostitution and drugs, the 15-year-otd boy appeared normal, even happy. Police, however, have begun to unravel the story of a teen-ager who spent m onths with drug dealers and users — a world where, authorities say, hts m other sold him to settle her • 1.000 crack cocaine debt. Acting on an anonymous tip, police found the boy early Tuesday morning In a small, run-down house. A m an found with him. described by police as a drug dealer with a long record, was arrested. Police said the m other gave her son to a different dealer, who was still a t large. announced pertly on Monday, wearing a bright red coat and a gold Christm as tree pin as she re c e iv e d th e f irs t f a m ily 's Christm as tree. She went to England with her husband Tuesday night, begin­ ning .a five-day European swing. But unlike some past tripe — • • .a.a. . * ClSUhae ■>a«l<4raaa«i1 d d r c a a e d Aa rf ln K a l when she toured a health care .doing for ..the past na25 years woman's conference tn facilities and public works pro­ last summer. jects — her schedule pretty m uch coincides with that of the president except for addresses to women's groups at some stops. *S*tome ^ r o r ^/n e On Dec. 8. she'll travel to New Hampshire with Tipper Gore to Whew boarding soar pat O rth s hoBdaya, PLOfHOA K*> 1SWV1CE1 formally file the Cllnton-Oore ANIMAL M NIo tbs pises your pat weald thaaaa tar Malr candidacy papers for the New "homaawmyfromRoma" It Hampshire primary. She's a big hit at Democratic ANM AL INN OVTUS functions. She can speak to traditional liberal groups •All Indoor suites wNhbadsand night HgMing • Spools! guest roou(foments gladly provided without raising centrist political •A Clean stain ed its art feeSty eyebrows. •Penned, private oxerslee arses *'l don't know of an audience that does not ask for or welcome Mra. Clinton.” said Ann Lewis, FLORIDA K-9 O fTU S deputy Cllnton-Oore campaign director. "The biggest problem we have at the campaign Is saying no.” •>Ck. "She Is currently acting like a traditional first lady. She proba­ bly could have saved herself a lot of grief by developing this model to begin with,” said Sheila Tate, former press secretary to Nancy Reagan. "She's not sitting at the table negotiating the budget, she's not developing a welfare plan, and she's not out selling troop In­ malting your rtStm volvement In Bosnia. She Is definitely lowering her profile,” said Tate, a public-relations ex­ ecutive. Aides to Mrs. Clinton point out that she's doing what she's been Extra Low Prices ...And More! Clinton In London LONDON — President Clinton arrived tn London today a t the start of a five-day European trip prom oting a late-breaking agreem ent for N orthern Ireland and a tenuous accord In Bosnia requiring U.S. and European peacekeeping troops. In both Instances, he asserted, "those who stand up for peace will have the United S tates standing w ith them .” Only hours before he began the first leg — to England. Ireland and N orthern Ireland — an unexpected breakthrough was announced Tuesday In London. B ritain and Ireland agreed to set aside their disagreem ent over disarm ing the IRA and set a date for negotiations Intended to be Joined by all parties In Northern Ireland. 2 LiterPepSi Cola OietPipsi.MCDiw. DietMLDw, Freshly Ground Regular Ground Beef Extra Lean Beat i Cuba Steak The Cftv of Lake Mary, Florida, oraooaaa to adool the foSowira onflnsnoa ■Meeting property shown In Via map below: AN ORDINANCI OF THf CITY OF LAKK MARY. FLORIDA. AMKNOtNO CHAFTER 117 OF THI C O M OF ORDINANCtS; AMENDING THE REGULATIONS FOR LANDSCAPING, BUFFERING ANO OPEN SPACE; AMENOtNO REQUIREMENTS FOR PLANTING MATERIALS; ESTABLISHING SCREENING REQUIREMENTS FOR LOADING, REFUSE ANO RECYCLING AREAS; SSTABUSH»tQ REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION ANO REMOVAL OF TREES; EETTINQ; FORTH PERMITTING CRITERIA; PROVIDING APPEAL PROCEDURE!; PROVE*NO DEFINITION!; PROVIDING PENALTIES; PROVIDING EXEMPTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR FARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. PROVKNNQ FOR COOIFtCATION, SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Idaho Russet Potatoes 16 Qz. Beef 4 Broccoli/ Tarivaki Chicken/ 17 6z. Sweat 4 8our Chiokan Yu Sing I d e u /b a k e r y Cooked Ham A Public Hearing on the Ordinance wN be held on December 7 ,1SS6, at 7.-00 P.M., or as soon there as possible, In tho City Commission Chambers, Lake Mary Cky Hal. 100 N. Country Club Road, Laka Mary. Florida. The public Is invilsd to ahsod and pa heard. A copy of tho OnftnanceisavaftableinlhoCiy Cterfc'soMlca at Laka Mary Cty Hal. Food Lion- 6 CL Firslogs selections * a Italian Paata Baled Caramel ^ , iBPIeot ■ W R i l V I MPWMMWVaeeasaaaaaaeetese PER80N8 WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4S H0UR8 IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 324-2024. MMHM > 9 9 ^ H A * M M M r 1* 1.90 Lb. 5.99 Ea.Rav.iJ! 8.99 E a .* » tom �S a n fo r d Herald WEDNESDAY N o v e m b e r 29. 1995 Repeat champions Uons blank Greyhounds LONGWOOD - T ravl. Week* and Cameron Z arbaufh acored flrat hair goak and C .J. Meert _____ ___ m ade then stand up .as■ .... the Ovtedo Lions blanked the Lyman G reyhounds 2-0 in a Sem inole A thletic Conference boys' soccer m atch a t the Carlton Henley Sports Complex Tuesday night. Oviedo also won the JV gam e by a 2-1 score. Lee Chaney had an assist on W eeks' score, while Mike Variey aided on C am eron's goal as the U ons Improved to 4*1 on the season. M eert stopped 12 shots In posting hia third shutout o f the season. Shane LaPlaca also turned back 12 shots In goal for Lym an. The sta ts were aa close as the score aa Oviedo outshot the O ieyhounda 15-13 and had four corner kicks to six for Lym an. Patriots blank Rama ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Eric Selllck acored an unassisted goal In th e flrat half and It proved to be enough aa the Lake Brantley Patriots edged the Lake Mary Rama 1-0 In a Seminole A thletic Confemce boys' soccer m atch a t Tom Storey Field Tuesday night. The Patriots also won th e JV contest by a score of 3-2. Lake Mary outshot Lake Brantley nine to six. but the Patrlotd had five com er kicks to four for th e Rams. Philip Kopman stopped seven shots for his first shutout of the season. K urtls M utton m ade four saves for Lake Mary. Lake Brantley improved to 3*2 on the season, while th e Ram s fell to 2*2* 1. Oviedo gets Mg mat win OVIEDO — The Oviedo U ons used five pins to beat Lym an 50-22 In a w restling m atch at Ovtedo High School Tuesday night. The Lions also claim ed the JV m atch by a score of51*15. m - C«n»s>n (01 ms|*r M M R DwHIn*. M-Mi 111 M m (L I mstar Sk M m HardmM, M -tli m - Sswati (O) stma* •pm. l;S*j IS - Hvto (O) atom* Wrncura. I fli Mi MMiard 101 atamd Mllvan. i:M i m - aemiwHa (L) Hwnad Carm an. • :»/ t* - Mo tm i 101 dactaian Oaww. M-M (Ovarttmali Ml - Csmtfi <0> pmmd Date IM -O M a <L) M m d Warn. I X i m - Ortmma (01 malar dmMan Omrr a. w*t in - Crata <01 pSwad Kamlwfcl, m i Mi - MMsrt (LI BtMHdlmtSk. 1:6i tu — KacfcHr (01 ditHHn IS>H , M i M - (OlwwSrhrt*#. SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent la looking for coaches and sponsors for Ilia upcom ing Youth Basketball Leagues. Coaches are needed for all ages: 15-Under: 13-Unden 11 -Under? and Bid! Ball (7-9). Sponsors are also needed a t WO per team . Call th e R ecreation D epartm ent a t (407) 330*5007 for m ore Inform ation, Softball makeup schedule SANFORD — T he m en’s portion of the Sanford Recreation D epartm ent Fall Siowpitch Softball League la scheduled to finish th is week w ith m ake-uo nam es. T hursday night a t Chaae, Nobles Construction will play Ken Rummei Chevrolet a t 6:30 p.m . Bottoms Up/Playtime wins Tuesday Fall SB title cham pionship by w inning the Sanford Recre­ ation D epartm ent M en's Flail Tuesday Night Solowpttcn Softball League title. The team waa alm ost the sam e aqtfad th at won In the spring while playing aa Susanne'a O yster Reef/Lake Mary Pub and fiv e s Bottom s Up Pub/Playtim e D arts Its first crown aa sponsor's. B ottom 's Up Pub/Ptaytiroe D arts used a four run third Inning to erase a 2-1 deficit and w ent on to defeat W helchel A Howard 0-3. But the win w as kind of anticUm actic as W helchel A Howard had earlier In the evening loot a 13*12. 8-lnnlng decision to M.T. Muggs to sew up the title for B ottom 's Up Pub/Ptaytim e D arts. A sweep o f th e doubleheader by W helchel A Howard would have forced a one-gam e playoff for th e ctuuntHonsh Jo. In the late gam e. Sanford P in t B aptist Church won Its third straight gam e w ith a 12-5 victory over Zoo Crew n. Bottoms Up Pub/Playtim e D arts finishes the season a t 0-2. w hile W hechel A Howard w as 6*5 and Sanford F irst B aptist C hurch 5*5. M.T. Muggs cornea hom e In fourth place w ith a 4*7 m ark, w hik Zoo Crew B ended up 3-6. M.T. Muggs had Jum ped out to an early 8-2 lead only to see W hechel A Howard battle back to tie the gam e a t 8-8. M.T. Muggs reassum ed control by scoring single runs In the fourth and seventh Innings and two runs In the fifth inning to build a 12-8 lead heading Into the bottom of the seventh inning. But W helchel A Howard refused to go easily, as singles by Jam es Thom pson and J e n y Gov­ e rn e d and a walk to Keith Denton loaded the bases w ith no one o u t Vince Howard lifted a sacrifice fly to left and Trey B rasseur doubled to close the score to 19*11. After a ground out, Braaaeur acored the tying run on an error. W helchel A Howard then returned the favor In the top of the eighth Inning as, w ith two out and no one on, Kyle Brubaker singled and w ent to secood on an error. Mike Miller then singled In w hat proved to be th e w inning run. Raiders split at home SANFORD - Jo h n Mobley scored 17 points for the Sem inole Commu­ nity College m en's basketball team In T uesday's 83*74 loss to Polk Com m unity College a t the 8CC H ealth and Physical Education O n S an fo rd 's Shaw n W ashington. A rnctte Young and Reggie W illiams each acored 11 points for th e Raiders. "Jo h n , A rnett and Shawn have been con slatant th is season," said s e c cptch he gets other players involved In o ur offense." Coy Patterson scored 24 points to lead th e Vlkliupi (5-3). while Todd Johnson added 15. Je ff W arbrttton and Jo e Phlion each acored 13 points to help pace PCC. The Raiders had a 5*4 lead early In th e first half, b u t Patterson scored eight points to help giro the Vikings a ISA k a d with 15KM rem aining. PCC stretched the lead to 20-8, a n d la te r 30*15, b u t P h illip Jack so n 's three pointer pulled 8CC w ithin 30-27 a t the break. Mobley scored six points and W illiams added five m ore as BCC closed the gap to 6 0 4 6 w ith 13:52 Rams sweep hardwood deuce sinta to p a c t E ustls (1-2). w hich had four players score i double figures Lake Mary beat Euatia 74-36 In theJ.V jgam c. The Ram s (3*1) boat Deland a t 7 p m . Thursday. H u t d u b M if t r ic k i MIAMI — Alonso M ourning acored a seasonhigh 36 potato and pulled down 10 rebounds to load tha Miami H eat to Us sem nd stralaht com e-from -behind victory, 111-80 o ro r the Dallas M avericks on Tuaaday night. Jam al M aahbum k a d th e M avericks w ith 24 points, w hile Jim Jackson added 17 for Dallas. P«te Myers finished w ith 14 and Keith Aaktao •cored 11, ta rtudta g three 3-potatera. Kevin Lym an’s “ A n g e l” paces trium ph ORLANDO - Angel Rhodes aco red IB p o in ts to lead Lyman to a 5 4 4 2 win over Edgewater In Orlando Tuesday had a 32*90 k a d a t haHUme and were never threatened. Nancy Jen k in s scored 19 potato to pace the Eagles (I *2). Lyman pasted a 1*1 record led Florida (1*1) with 14 points and Women’s softball raes just kssps getting tighter F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �M - Sanford Htrtid, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, Novambar 29, 1M6 IS T A T S & S TA N D IN G S l WHAT’S HAW HW a TMttttV »«*• itl •0 IMKtMft, hm hunm (•k H-HM i P M l a Mtt TMITH^ i p m a. r a p*. ItmnnUU smn •0 ■rtn.Dnna Dwfcfcw wmti taiM riaarrMia i m □ Ivans af Lake Hewed. J V, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman at Ctiealti. JV, 0 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □ laab raaia af Laka Brenttey. JV, S p.m.; 7:30 p.m. Qirts' Bsskstball li Hainan City at Ovtada . JV, S pm.; var, 7JO p.m. OrMttTrlMtS H n t a K M k M ia MpIlTMMiCMMia n owpwoimiiMf— >i MAM* I IM P IMSi IW ii W.Sm HdAm iM M nlM lOm D iM lk M I IHL Pro Hocksy □ l imlnata at Laka NowaN. FnaNnan, 4 JO pm .; Junior vanity, 5 JO p.m.; vanity, 7 pm . at Laka Maty. 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V* Cm T lwT u S P M IT M tM M I MMWIP ttattUtt vest M lIV t lh M I N M TM aAM M M VPM M 1 IH U M N A T W I” Ah NN V lM M M ■miam nm nm UMVOMpP iH NM l PaBNavauMitanMMPi Im Pm UMKINMN a a ir f ic v « i. ia iM v a U C U V U V P M rM 0 MMNNAVI nmnnhn M M N X M a l CMrM N • M M t lM M P t NMPMNMnt M w a itiaNP WUMAS, iaaNN M N uanJU ruuare u n M N u a w a ia Mm TUMMHUIIUNASMHMNH NUjnjjMpa MPa.pnaa or nraaaan tU S U M A t. PMM t.NMMAPB IP 4 UPPI M l w m m tt m H I. M M M PPPPktprMPIPPkaaNMl-tPPPL M M PP PP P I M S i M M t U S * SM PN * * & . Muggs w as ted by Milter (three singles, run, RBoTArt Beech (three stngtes, RBI). Sava tit. tingte, tw o m as, RBI). Kirk Alien three n u il, Jo e fe rp s (taro stngtes. (two RBI), Vic PU M toto (single, three runa, RBI), B rubaker (tingle, two runs. RBQ. Dave Bennett (tingte. tw o R W , Roger T halia (tingle) and Je rry wSzx&xaxSi ss^nirStasKK P N t t M I M N A M - 'M N caana tt a. a n raw a bus a. M M -I N a N I M M V .I - PN. fW kftala mtiA w N udM S t e W H t t e liurraw (one ru n each). NS'NHHt___MM* M i AMMHPPk, Taar PUMP Pacing W hdche! A Howar d wa rt single, three m ao. two RBI). Kelly (doubts, ‘ -----------— Sm Sm PI M t'iMHnp U k tm (tw o S C l SMfM Nr PMpaa M Mi mu iita i _ AMMNM I UMM «. _ KM. M r V HUNM- FBI NNWarartavaA-ua Vikings SM dl v tn s spi a - M s a ^ M U M siittA * o m a. p S am a s s S t ml TOT» TAM^nTSm STUAsm ouioni M O M l tt * M SOTS ISPlk • ptt LB tt scu oa. Lap*. Um NM) Um aw aa ■AAMatt^ttam^ I^ ^ S e n to Ii(R IB r,r^ ^ ^ ^ W - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ n<* Sanford F irst B aptist Obfircho toteJied the w ith a flourish, w inning four of Its last live f*Tn** to finish a t .500. First BapUet took an early 4-0 lead, tee b u t Zoo Crew U cam e back w ith three ru n s In th e third Inning to cloee to 4-3, b ut the B aptist's took control back w ith four n in e In the top of th e fourth Inning. C ontributing for First B aptist were Randy Brooks (four singles, two runs, two RBQ, Robert Sm ith (double, two singles, RBI), Danny Oraeey (three singles , tw o runa, two RBQ. w inning pitch er Tom O raeey (two tingtea. two rune, two RBQ. Sidney Brock (two aingtee, run, two RBQ teoth Short (two aingtea, run, RBQ. Also co n trib u tin g w ere B rantley Brum ley (double, two runs, two RBQ, Je rry Cam us and and one run each) and in (one tingte each). Providing th e adenae for Zoo Crew Q arere Ron M arasco (triple, two tingles, three RBQ. Mike Broderick (two singles, two runs, RBQ. Vlnnte SoccoWlo (two singles, RBQ. Donnie McCoy (double, two runa), Steve (single, run) and John. Frank T urner and Sonny Eubanks (one tingte th e 10t41 m art m m m i play a t th a hamaami t l l II, Vh n I H II, tlad for tha teal tm "W t boat ounstvaa w ith turnand poor tfatitio n m ak- Com m unity College r>1ettfr this F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y . T h e Raiders will play a t 6 p.m . both Lyman » Dr. Phillips Thanksgiving T ourna­ Ham tM 4.TavUrlM 4.TaM i M m ent teat weekend. teOftt Rhodes acored 30 potato for hsnpsns stars - act at, aoc tr. t n u a m ana a M — acc i im m s n 4 th e O reybounds teat W ednesday Ctilisrli fee I (tistiev t, M m , ta a 55-46 tarn to th e Panthers, w ith Roe Jackson adding 10 ta M M - ICC M M M tCC - ace » umuv at. Lym an then bounced bock to - fccm / k c na tufoot Tttuevtlte A stronaut gfo33 w ith a m onster second half effort jjl and B a tin to w ta _ va a n n a h tn g too m any The VBrtogt th an auS td o u t to a 71 A 3 te a l w ith 8:19 nm alo Ing to p u t th a g a m t aw ay. IM t, AMIw » M l>. Jaduss t a I M l WUU4NM 4 I I tl, iSSSf R ild a n m w E S T r C r O w ith l i l t l r tn tin k ig ■CC. aow 1-10 an the 1 M M 4 M am s p a m ttM s u n n a t e w H M i a nIM ---------M STSM : The sam e w as tied 33-33 at p ut on a 46-10 second half d tate. Rhodes soared 13 potato to ‘ Lyman past the Eagles. C artM PU H 4. Ssrttttr M M 4 U sM M M a IUohOM M M U, WMn 10. ‘ M i l ll,Cn4w4-IIM tt.FM srpM M k NnaM a t m a ausn m m »4 l. arWNi H M l toUUSv M 14 «. TOM: IP« INI the - , _we*UM m m - k c at. saic at. G tote end Xkmwm C rus a r t dded seven, Lym an traveto to play Tavares Thursday aventag a t 7i30 p^n. raJ m m b a pb a t i ;S Nga W atih aoorad 14 T u e s d a y to lo a d th a s e e V a -------- * “ KtBS.tsrei.'s.tt,'1 — •jury, a * o m sb *« lmmaau ttSMMS im t m a m 4 SM IM 4 Att MSM t 4 - 4 a .HUSSVlM4a>4WvtM4C4tiM 44jU4.JSM4 »M 14 tin t 4414 fo M pttinw >ra s e n m *4 44 4 SMSMPI IILAaMPSM si SSM4 IIILBMHIHSh SHMIL H m A M riM H M IW ias) iiHMMh sa n a a "C harlotte to a p e a t player." Vtilrtek aaUL " It's fun to w atch ‘I score a lot of smn m ii i am psm a u m an m s tsMM »a it a os*asm 4 amnaam a taSNPiMP ~ PI II l M o a n tt MOUlHMt m h iia Tam aaaain am i i i i - i SM l ll l- S -m m iiu s iiim I l-l 4 S r U s 4 M 4 SSU s n I M 4 1 14 4 S m n I M 4 a u r a s I M 4 I t-l 14 Ihsrv IM 4 TsM: U41 m tt tt t t - M tt f It 4 —At ‘ li Mg aaw ra wansmSatan h s b m I Raines (run. RBI) and W ells and Jo n es (one run scored each). Also on the roster were m anager Dan D augherty, Tom Biabo, Larry C hunat, Bob Shaw . Tom EngUah. Allen Dow and JeffDow . HltUng for W hdche) A Howard were W argo (two tingle s, run), Keith Denton (two tingles, RBQ, OovemeUI (tingle, RBQ, McLohon (tingle). ____ V H iL PMM 4 M It, watiNM a M4 tt. annti • m t, c o m t M t O M srS l i l t W m m 4 r -» Ik AAssrses IM t SUOsrs 1 44 4. TMN; tt n l ^ Cottage foam Avan Fttrfc a t ■m m a u m n n ttwasy a in tM a u s s s iia M ta i u w i r M i A t N t (one single and one RBI each) and Angela W hitney and Denise Byrd (one single each). Lee's Exxon w asted little Ume In taking control at the gam e as tt plated nine runs in the bottom of the first Inning and cruised to Its first win. Doing the dam age for Lee's Exxon were Olna Baxter (triple, tw o tingles, two runs, two RBI), Bonnte Chaplin (three atnglea, taro runs, taro RBI), Lynn Webb (three singles, run, two RBI) and Laahotanaa Brown (home run, single, run, three RBI). Also hitting were Carol Dick (two singles, run. two RBI). Anne G arnett, Yolanda Cox and Deb­ bie Bernlng (two singles, two ru n s and one RBI each). Donna Yon (taro singles, two run), Lis T urner (single, run, RBI) and Kelly Denton (tingle, two runa). HltUng for C & A Sates were Mary Sechrest (two singles) and OtGl Klein. Kim SUM and Tanya Show alterfone tingle each). s * M i pnm a m m p» h a ana M H t M M H U a iM H l M N N iM M PliaN N M H aTM»»NMnp j\ w m \ v w > v iv v i\ \ v .v .v / .v Wargo each). Up P uh/rtaytlm s D arts trailed 3-1 until, w ttk a m o u t, Ricky W tite walked. Kevin Ju lia n i t a g t i and Iria n Jo n as reached on a Holder's choice to load th e boats. J a y Johnson tied th e gam e w ith a tin 0 e , Manny Sihrta reached on a a erro r th a t aeortd tw o n in e and Ned Raines Up Puh/Playttnw D am were tw o runa), w inning pitetw r fe< two RK). Ban Omen (tin tfe, run, RBQ. NmpPIPPAtMNkWPIttl NN IN M M H 1M N H N 1 rMHlMaPtllHaMNNl NNANipa pm aaiHMt urn am MIPt MM MPIt CMPNPP i a neo ms a u m at. - nmm Imam u M . m, n ee am a ibm s tm •SnlLFHSAWS win w ith four runa In the fifth. Powering Sunn Hand Corpora­ tion were Phyllis Willlam a (home ru n , two atnglea, three runa, th re e RBI), J u lie A lbertaon (double, two tingles, two runa, three RBI). Ann Lanaa (double, two atnglea, two runs, RBI) and B a te lla H llle n b ra u n (th re e atnglea, three runa, tw o RBI). Amo contributing were Brook Taylor (home run, tingle, two ru n s, three RBQ, C hris Tipton (taro atnglea, run, two RBI), Kim Myera and Andrea Flanigan (two atnglea, one ru n and one RBI e a c h ). C a ro l C ra n lc k (tw o atnglea, tw o RBI), Mtckl Lewi* (trip le, ru n . th re e RBI) and T e re sa K rem ar (sin g le, tw o runa). O ettlng th e h its for C rasy W ings were Marie Byrd (two atnglea. run. RBI). Diane French (d o u b le, ru n , RBI), L y n ette Barkley and Belinda Anderson (one atngle and one run each), Lannle ManhoUen and All Jones ib UNMPPPMMNNNIl m m - a n ram m ram a. pnMaM-PaNapNdMP4 anaa M r Ptt a i l M N P P M M p filB * M C M P Ik P N M M -r _ i* P a u la S o n g e r (d o u b le , tw o a tn g le a , th r e e ru n e , R B I), Shannon HU1 (two doubtee. two runs), R honda K ennedy (two atnglett, RBI). Terri H ut (tingle, RH)< W lnky Klein (atngle, run), T in a HIU a n d K atffy Kill* Ingaw orth (one tingle each) Jo e tta W eal and Della (one ru n each). Doing th e hltUng for th e Red (taro iM iMLm toolI raviovicii M (m h u ik . run). RBI) a n d M ichelle B ern ln g , Diana ftlcMacktn, Jenny Bloart n an d V icki Corao (one tin g le each). C rasy W ln ^ aoored all four of tta runa in th e bottom of th e tin t and atlll led until SunI acored tw o runs In th e top a t th e th ird Inning to go on top 5-4. The p m than w ent eouth for C rasy W ings w hen Bun* niland acored 11 runs in the fourth Inning and d o te d o ut the W hdche) A Howard could not ansvrer In th e bottom o f th e eighth inning aa three straight fly o u ts endsd t he gam s ——p hopes o f a champion* kmnbmpit Mv PPPPMaMHPP MMl SM HMl IUmnMMP a a ta a M taa Nh IVm JAM AN pi rl a» pa m mtt pa IttCM H H IlM lU H PMTtt 1 jM N tP tp pa i tan* pp M p Ht.MHrPmkMm> MtuMaanapw. a m n 'm - ra IT«M H M.M N H NM M HHNAA—N M H M M IP rnm PP Th m pa panML *a icmm h p m m H M |H M AnfMNM Women- M «n M r iP IA M iH H iM iH H U M IH P« H U M Pt PP tt A-St ’m aM trtiSnm S'-M HM MO a iw iUu t * ir m ib m n Mm p m m m m NM a cm IN * * - * fJ,n ■ a a iM M N IHUMMeWWW aCMMUClM* IMOMDm up up II Am Wry MM UP •m m a f mpnm lesaua ^m w M N PMATtl - MM I m M a i w r »S S f a or M O M IN M II M l MVv CMn M H H IW I NV«M t*tt «*(■>**< PMlM-VNtCiNM IlNMTlM U U m ii naaMaiMNN IVLHMta WNHarlti V s m sm alm hum m PwHImM I a an ■a,i M t l N v H W l l l .i l IHH.UM—I n m Girls' Boeesr ' TM a ^u M va ta “ .n». m m awatM M iita n tiu m i □ Laka Maty at Tavares. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □ Sandnala at Ipm aa Croak. Junior vanity, 5:18 p.m.; vanity, 7 p.m. . w m M tU I I M M I I C m M IM ill Boys' Bsskstball •£22. nrty.H.T.KaMMioa.a ■nm «.nm .v t .* n h m *.« MMwvanaNia Msn’s Basketball □UCF at Wtathfop, 7 p.m. i .a i a m m im s , l taka p art ta th e C entral Florida I 1*1 Iv a n s 4 4 I �Quick, delicious holiday fare Tbere’i nothing quite like the delicious and Inviting unetli of frtihly-bsked treau to celebrate the arrival of the holiday action. Thii year, aurprim your friends and family with holiday favorilea that won’t add hour* of cooking time to your already buay ■chedule. With a little he)p from Baker’a Joy no>atick apray, ytm can prepare (Mick and easy recipes including Easy Oingerbrtad Men, a bin and Implred Baker's Joy Wreath, Orandma's Old Fashioned Rum Pudding Cake and Apple-Raisin Bread Pudding. Baker’s Joy Is the only no-stick spray that combines flour end pure yeteubleoil 3 TNp. manarine 1/4 Up. green food coloring Spray large uucepan (or microwave* able bowl), qiatula and bond! pen with Baker'a Joy no-ttkk ipriy. Melt manhmallowi and margarine in tauccpan over low heat, stirring until smooth (or microwave covered 2-3 minutes). Stir until well coaled. Spray hands with Baker's Joy no-itkk apray. Press mixture firmly into prepared bundt pan. Cool. Turn bundt pan onto serving plate. Tap gently to release. Decorate and serve! O n s d U l’l OM Farid pa rd ____ jrsyBsker’i Joy on baking Dinner with Ellen end Ron! g g jjjj” JSSdWL'tSS B B p * Elian RoMIm of tonlor Prianda (far right) and Wool Mott of tho Sanford Sonior Cantor (oontor) arranged a faatlvo holiday dlnnar at tho Marina Hotal rooontty. Tha ladloa ware jolnod by Carta Rankin, (aft, Jack Thomaa, who doMvorod tho Invocation, Donnla Yunk and Ban Wainman, winners of tha door prizaa. ! s S i- m s — c« your friendi and family. y aeuoo and throughout the fX .™ ” ‘Bake h with J o y T ^ _ * eM * ___ ... t u . Preheat oven to 323*F. Spray Baker s 5ftS3S.TBw E H H s S H 1 md cookie mix hole wheal flour or oat Mend i|iuiy dcxten Cooking demonstfition SANFORD — G reat holiday cooking Ideas are nt B utterfields etc. ' On Saturday, Dec. 3, a bread m aking dem onstration will be held from 1 4 p.m . Come In an earn pie som e freehly baked bread and see Just how atm ple It la to m ake bread a t hom e with th e Zotiruahi Bread Machine. Thta free dem onstration will be held a t the B utterfields in Seminole Towne Center. For m ore Inform ation, contact David Pineda, m anager, a t 323-4000. Rotary Club of Lake Mary m eets Thursday m ornings, 7:904:30 a.m . a t the Ttm acuan Country Club, on R inehart Road. C ontact Brian Loe, president, a t 329-6136. Weight Watohm meet on Thursdays A local chapter of W eight W atchers m eets a t the Lake Mary Com m unity Building every Thursday from 4:43 to 6 4 3 p.m . end egg in evspolls, salt, comotn® flcsttf* N fifi tiikviu| powoffi “ **• *** •“ “ x* Add vegetable oil, milk, rum and c ||i . MUt oh k>w wpecu until uiffw* 1/3 cup orange juke 1 up. ground ginger (optional) plastic wrap and refrigerate 3 hours, GLAZE over lop. Cool completely until firm. Preheat oven so 373*P, before removing cake from pen. stick q*!y“& vkk dough in hriffkeen ] edek butler om-kairrefHg^anidTnace other k m cupwaier on floured cloth-covered board. Roll } cup sugar dough to 1/4-Inch thickness, or for 1 ox. nun crispier cookies, roll to 1/1 inch. Cut In i sauce pan, combine butter, water with 6* ginger-bread man cookie and sugar. Boil mixture for I minute. cutter. Bake at 373*F for 8 to 10 Remove from beat and add nun. minutes, uadi edges are firm and Mart - ..... to brown. Cool 2 minutes before removing from cookie sheets. Cool „ 1 Joy no-idek quay Omni Toastmasters mast at Hasthrow 1 can (8 ounces) whole water chestnuts, drained 1 package (16 ounce*) Farmland Bacon 6 tableqtooiu chili sauce or ketchup 3 tablespoons brown nigar 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard I tablespoon bourbon (optional) Wrap each chestnut with 1/2 slice 0600 mama ■occurs v v i m a with w t u t WwigtnUrir If IV ecesaary, cm chestnuts in half to salad dressing or The Omni Toastm asters Chib •8861 will m eet a t 3:30 p.m . every Thursday a t the AAA building, 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. G uests and prospective m em bers are welcome. Call Bertram d ic k , 3334000. for m ore Inform ation. M oreland,323-3018............... .. i-^flA »Hi>« nn>i Free oHnle every ftitfey 3**t "7,” OKNBVA — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar y f**nlng and tanm unlsntlooe wiU be held eve ry Friday, from MX) to 11:30 a.m „ a t the Geneva Elem entary ffrhfftri in the old grhwrt building, corner of P in t and Main S treet In Qeneva. The d ln ic la sponsored by th e Sem lnota County Health Departm ent In eotgunction w ith th e Sem inole Getting married? ding form s a r t available a t th e Sanford o cn A re., Sanford, 32771. These stories In th* Sunday i l ltfon and m ay be There la no charge for th is service. cubes. Beat together cream cheese, sour cream, chiliei, and onions. Stir in bacon. Spoon mixture In bread and replace bread top. Wrap entire bread In heavy loll and bake 1-1/4 hours n 330 degrees F. Serve bread sur­ rounded by cubes for dipping. If desired, dip may be served with crackers, chips or pretzels. Makes 10 to 13 servings. G ram Onion and Bacon Towers Marilyn Hoelnel, Enid, Oklahoma 2 packages (16 ounces each) Farmland Bacon, fried crisp and crumbled fsvs.vS su -, jjrs S K s s s J g s r r-s s s - “~ ~ t *“ *■15 . l Parental prying saama more Ilka meddling DEAR ABBY: "Irritated in Ohio' wrote to say she wee upoot that her 38-year-old huaband phones hia parents twice daily. You couldn't understand why that irritated her. Obviously, you never had to deal with nosy parents — consider yourself fortunate. I am a university professor In my late 30s, married for more then a decade, with older children of my own. I lire several hundred miles from my parents, who pound very much like "Irritated’s* in-laws. My parents expect a weekly t elephon e report of my activities, tr 1 don't call, I, too, get tha "guilt trip.* When we traw l, we’re instructed to cell upon our return, eo my folks will know we’re not "tying dead on the highway somewhere.* M other and Dad pry into our lives. They insist on knowing what my bank balance is. My parents tre a t my m arried siblings tho same way, own asking question! about th o ir aex lives! When wo protest th at we’re being treated like children Instead of reaponeiblo adults, they act as if they’re been wounded. my wifo and I do, what ws buy, how much w# spend, and w hat w t’re having for dinner, etc. Their interest goes far beyond idle curiosity. It's always followed they visited, he rereeled th at h it father asked how much money I S0-PLU8 AND 8TILL TREATED LIKE A CHILD u n lc e tio n o p e n la wf g ro a t My wife says th e re ’s still an umbilical cord betwear: my parents and m a. I’ve trie d to be m ore assertive by waiting for them to call mo, eo 1 won’t h are to spend my money on long-distance calls that amount to nothing more than 43 minutes of meddling. 1 love and respect my parents, but there are boundaries, and they don't know where theirs should be. I suspect you will find that there are ••t'.i’MaMmijHtnunFgrd KS ■Court/*' m Stt* rm pre mlrirew TewEnBp Bad ' E g CSeVMW.U-B." •j L n n u .J f.u S B B g B iT a n c t i 'ikstodd Ttmwmin Uitwi frr tg !» 'itiv l-1? maaaMMMd *________ £ T t �I i \ ' y t \ - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. November 29, 1995 Plav Better Golf with JACK NICKLAUS CLASSIFIED ADS icing Seminole Orlando •Winter Park 407/322*2611 407/831 *9093 Call: Wadtanhufo. M Mr tab llna.*ni»PiO S.M /r/D/V . TO T H E ftflL L . IO OK MIPS Tho edminlitratlon ot tha tatala of M A R U M I A. M IN . Deceased, File No. M -1011-CR N pendine M Me Circuit Court of tom loot* County, Florida, bnl PCM ,5M result in# a cloned receipt WITHIN T H I LATIN O f THRCI MONTH! A fTIR TH I OATI Of f IM T FURUCATION O f THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAY! AFTIR T H I OATI O f I t AVICI O f A COFV O f THIS NOTICI AIR FORT Careers It* Nr. I Up County, ftork I, MARKHAM MiaMoMdR) M l sMn ■ 1Mil HI LIMAYIN NRAiTN CARR MONTHS W l at lone Mary Rlvd. wm r R R IftC TIR daffn« Seminole County CourtNouaa, M l N. Fark Ave.. lanfatd, mtmsm tM U Fart Of. m a r m a l iH b d td ^ ~ T 7 N ,M M N r N .» d 1 t N ike CRM In aay Roma. A M M O h OL Tub Gm n u Smason Lasts A u Ybau MCMR tTYR f FKSRS FdNRFTowoNaMa.Mlwarf. Ftee m mernw. RaaaWN A •s s s s r s s r •You Wnk you901a bad rap? You 01191*to hear tut jmuuuf ei irLrar*^ elAftl • i f t -W M M M M M P R i Ni lM e 'M l II.M R I N W W M R M f f W M M W OW N P . a f M N Iia r w o .1 __ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wedneaday, November 28, 1885 - 97— 7 i - H o t e W a n te d _ furn. t m r , utmtw* private bam A entry, (SS/Wk, tn/Dap. Mints,- “ taaiMAaiMfia. IAN FOP D. Small 1/1, wk/m*n A/C, wtlllHa* fwmHbed. Ml iarpeaertai n-mi High « aMata lift M M . CM wA i HMt a . RCUEF TRAINER f t — A M r tiM iit a A 3 BB^ba WVTVflWlVVVi 9 M V * 1 AAR Making far dedlcWed Indlvtduet* to ear* In MM MaMMlIal ■ IM WF mav npiffa at RRLIRF TRAINIRI artI a t Pawn Ljaina .,% cowvCNiCNT W ^W S^^P ■iW ^WlaalelM fl■ffiif^ *IW apt*. am-Mf/nwn. SNS/RnM cMMran and adult* wtih * - ■ jm a rjM t^N a FitvH u lepmentol dtoebume*. TMt L M ( M A ftYg I* a pari time rWNf appartuni....in A F T S «S F «C IA L »H tv avWlaMe lmm*dtot*y in a WASHSR/DRYSt HOOKUP the DWtana araa. Call Pet far FNdd AAIIC CABLRKMJWII apgtliiHHMaf1 M aa.-Prl. LAROI f ADAM., all Will turnlined, am tec. tan me. m n i4 m u iM H / n ta m M ARIA. (IN OFF Mew I 1-NM S7-M S1 bedraam apt*. First man. rent, peal, wd*fi/briwc can__________ cog________ ca. naadi l a are MpandabN, A drug traa. lac. U. IdMM M., MORTAR M U I R , oat, 1- 1 (1) I Hey- It) H idriim . Detail*; lit-aHr. carpeted, velar paid, na pet*. UTS me. +■tec tie-wet_____ in a p f r o r . taaa eg. « , m m Ma. t i n tec. Immidiat Oc 311— A n t iq u o t / C o lltc tib lo s d ANTIOUK TRAIN S IT Uanal type with track A train ttallen tram the WsttM.MSITII. K U C H T fU in iO S ! Ill Magnolia Am., forced la mil al reduced prices dealer lit— AppNM cn /r 117—MoMIo CUL OE U C . Mint in. tancad. ipllt, w/peraga. ISf.MS COUNTRY ISTATE. t/l an 1.* l/ f Mi n imal. Call tar a career I •gAMU MUCLEANERS Full time. Id N O U I I l / l , Ite t menlh. HOUSI, Smaller t/l U N mentn. Dapetlt. UM. lilt Leucvtt Ave M -M II LAKR MARY, d/L peel, Lk. Mary tctiaal*, family rm. w/fplc., privacy, s m ma + mc.NoFeNiai-Tiit LARI MART, I Flue I bath, san/man. IN*/tec dip. Available ii/ti. ttMtl* i l A S I OR RUTII in, 111* Oeergl* Ave., *M.«ta.. UTS * iid r o o m T w t p d d M AC Heat, carpeted. Heated H -------I NtefV. b H M Agrl. Sat-Sac. ay*. SMt,tW. OVIEDO, Living, dining, tancad. garage. l*S,m. FRE-FORCLOSURE. H prlv. tancad. carpart. Stsaa CARS e BOATS e SMALL BY'*. Seei*rderee.CeS: BMf«a— m - l w h w trlR* OFFlCS-WARfeHOVtl. frorT t*m/men . iMStg. tt., FRIMR location, earner el etA A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In Santard. ____ COL A Nm la ROOSOWA EfMi 8 KRWIMCC jroforrtO. NO Si l Bedroom kaeee at IMS W. IWi It. MM + me. Reliable tenant*, na pet*. Call Owner; 0. WWkarai-iP*. SANFORD-take Mary, l/ l, STENSTROM R E A L T Y , in an L it acres Pool A Spa. m -O f f k o Ip o c o / R o f t t Fla. rm., »ac. lyttam A uH llH dl«h, tpk., ttaefcad pond w/koas all tppllanra* A waah-dryarl tiiMM l APPROX. IMS SA FT. at Im preyed eftIce apecapr RCJtrPrWrpWB fURp* ™ II vtdaat *tPm* ptm a tee LAKR MAATl Stl/Waek will. Included. Female pretarred-Waae. MMSwk.. kit. »nf<m Real up aveuabta. in , carpart, acrean rm A utility rm. U t.N t •WtRIVA area e/t, w/i-t acre, •m m m um, t f f * f f t l l ^ » R M R ,'I W ' pretarra mpetsiMTt/man. at-iaer. its-/ L o tt/ S o lo wMh parckl umnm*** *FINRB IR O tM D M ^W ^ peat, nuraaryl tural. st,am FOR ACRE, Vtftldllr RppUr* OBlIkftO flMi 111— Hoewos fo r Soto SANFORD, l/t, CHA, near A --------SANFORD, in. FAMILY C/NA, renovated, SIMS Qown.twa/1 ufWljp ntflir BprtofclBT CtfM f Iff. Mcfc iBRCtO# ----- Ofto «Mt Owner ttnanclnp. Deal flip avallabN. tn. carpart, acreen rm A utility rm. SSS.SSS. ai-tamar«s*M*i________ % I Oants New Umd appllanra*. BNraAppNaamtaaWHSSS PNEADROARD FOR TWIN S K I BiD. WhIH Wicker, tass-ita-aa. RINO I I I ! WATRR B IO . mattrett. mmi-mallenlett. sas.QRO.anap._________ BLAST ROT Chair, fray cater. ides R cHsn.SM. MHfSt____ RRFRtORRATOR, IS N i l . M r VMHVt M f lt r i h c « h n t r with tar*, a w asyta._________ PSTOVI. Narga. w Mmand. MAKROFFRRlUta-IPI W R O U O N T IR O N SUN FURNITURI, (NSW). DU cawntad tar llgultHtHn. MUST IBM C O M F U T I R . Cater gnat far tm. hue. a rt cmh Include* printer A let* at prapramsta-aSMSH______ P L I ADI HP IDOR Medtf O Fine DO* s a . N 323-5774 Ir k c n a n o o o F s o l T I M I m w iw m • tA t t Y f iM n i O O TT FAR I CLOSE 0 heme* ■ tar peMdee an the si. OeUnguant Tai, Rapa's RIO'S lYaur area. TaN Free til W/NNaYa aalta. in ebv. grp. paaL mint car n rs m a K tru M ii attar- s hamm an ana *Ra In Lake Mary. SueOent Hr Hvaahnam. Vaur apart unity H fla up. apltt, Incraam value. LHNdetarjM Nr an. 3 )5 — T r u c k * / B u « i* / V in * AUROLAR BARS Ra*y pmh button reHetal U par ag. tt. “ ‘ at CkuuSir.M Atl* ORCOOATi Par The NHMaytf Proa H ttmalwi CaR anyttmn ■ “ ~ .... .a M i a . O IT HIALTHTIt P R I I RE­ CORDED INPORMATIONI Call th* Total Haalth A LIN E*tendon HotNmi Mt-417* Eicltlng, Tlmaty, RavolaN t n a r y t _____________ M E A T OUTDOOR STORAOE, Boats RV, Egulp. Fenced A iNhNd.Cakai-P*________ dNORTAKR STONEWARE dlthas IS pHcat. NEVER UIED.*t*aW1777________ a WINDOW AC UNIT, Nr aur « wMNrtl NICR IN I PORD ERONCO. ALT, two. Leaded. Na, Paid cand. |I7W. Its tail. *«e* call Ml l*Nlv, mta. van C-W. M C H IV Y a t ang. all power. I « 3W — V *M do * Wanted OLD A JUNK CARS/TRUCKS WANTED. FREE Ha* away. t pay CASH. Tract i aa-SISS CASH Wt M ID I Far Seek Car*. T ru c k ! A M ltc .l Keep America Amutltull.... JM-WfQ JUNK CARS WARTE01 Rum Ing or n*l Pay IS 7 day* a w*.,w*heull IWAWMSW MUCHMORI!___________ 2 )0 — A n t iq u o / C liM ic C o r* 2 4 1 -R o c r M t t e M l VWdw/Ofwig tau PONTIAC WinRlit. ail ORIOINALI One Ownarl CAMFOROUND camp from cemttol . RFI •ttmotion. F a W H M ■tkeyi7;ic*i,i,^ft||M a , m « v iO A , tr. Needa TLC. sisa. Or make «JE L mt w mm m o r i l i t r a y I L I R WWt os anguw. Far Nr c a r* age* 2 3 1 -C a r * FOR A F FO R O A R LI Uiad Cara-Tracbi, Saa Robert J a n a a , Ren R o m m e l ffit n M B B M i B ORANNrS CAR, Na Sakai SI CHIVV CNatlan. OHCml.run* goad. 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JSI-IWt u jjr U m S f e m r Repair adOHNn. cemm/ro*. p iw u s S ^ S f a lp ^ up Nad. Mlaad pUw A oak SM. All plna MO Stocking No artra-WaaM .............t t r , _ aap. INSSMM) Camm/raaM. carpentry, rapalra. dear BURtefiM m m PAINT MO 0 Maas CNaa b y w*i repair. WWipaper ra— w-rt AatWaad ill — PARIS FAM TM O, Fraetura clean, aprey, hruib A r*l. ^NNvnooN^ SN N N PM ill* Franck Am-» ! Was mmMpa^mm WMNdM MdLAMi ttta m RPSTPacSPLNI lAPS. . s/t anlH tS............. M W | j,ynjigQBijncijritrj.icupjy.ii.cjp>tiriP!?.!!P na A ■M m OOAOT p W ■ s a -a i a u .ty.tuir /\ tl i «•» l i * «• 1 111 j i i i ii \I rit * v \ i t «■ i \ s.J i iVi M iifitii. ~— *— I ). t v i <*» I <m i /\ Cull C l a * \i ) i *' tl, 1 12 . 1(>1 l ~~ ^ - - - - — - . . ^ * 1 . .^ ^ . wm \ �il M 1 • *1 \ \ I - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wedneadav, November 20, 1099 BLONDIE by Chic Young «T«KF Is it time for the tonsils to go? DEAR DR. GOTT: My II year old daughter wax diagnosed with tonxilliIII and was treated with antibiotici. Should we consider surgery? DEAR READER: The answer to your question depends on how fre­ quently your daughter suffers from tonsillitis. The tonsils arc, basically, by Mori Walter lymph glands in the throat. Because they're continually exposed to the air we breathe, they become easily infect­ ed — especially with strep bacteria, which should be treated with antibi­ otics to reduce the risk of kidney dam­ age and rheumatic fever, two dangers of untreated strep infections. Normally, the tonsils begin to shrink during the pre-teen years; thus, childhood sore throats and ton­ sillitis become less of a problem in adolescence and adulthood. Nonetheless, some young people ist in being troubled by tonsillitis. ich cases, tonsillectomy should be considered. The general rule Is: Two or more bouts of atrep tonsillitis, as diagnosed by throat cultures, per year should indicate the need for surgery. Unlike physicians a generation ago, today's doctora recognize that the ton­ sils actually play an Important role in children's developing immune sys­ tems; therefore, tonsillectomy is not as widely practiced as It was In the past. Nonetheless, the risks of repeat­ ed strep Infections outweigh the bene­ fits conferred by the tonsils. Follow your pediatrician's advice. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been diag­ nosed with spinal stenosis due to arthritis and have been unable to find much on the disorder. Will you explain it, suggest treatment, and tell me whether surgery is recommended? Can it ever stabilize? DEAR READER: The spinal cord is surrounded by fluid and encased by the vertebral bones. This is nature's way of protecting the delicate nerve tissue. On occasion, however, the system (ails. In particular, as we age, calcium deposits (due to arthritis! form on the vertebral bones and eventually enlarge enough to press on the spinal cord. Called "spinal stenosis," this condition leads to back pain and often to tingling, numbness and — in its later stages — weakness of the lower extremities. Other parts of the body can be similar­ ly affected, depending on the level and location of the stenosis. Unfortunately, because It is usually age-related, spinal stenosis associated with calcium deposits of arthritis does not go away by itself. Nonetheless, it can be stabilized —at least In its early forms —by an active program of reha­ bilitation and physical therapy. In my experience, modernte/severe stenosis usually requires surgery to BEETLE BAILEY K remove the offending calcium spurs. Such on operation is customarily per­ formed by neurosurgeons nr orthope­ dists, after appropriate tests (includ­ ing MRI scanning and special X-rays) hove demonstrated the location and extent of the calcium deposits. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a 70-ycarold woman who has gained 8 pounds in four months, all of it in my stomach. Suddenly, I have developed a promi­ nent "pot belly." My doctor has little to say about it, but it bothers me. What can I do? DEAR READER: A sudden increase in abdominal girth, in the absence of a change in diet, may indicate a problem with the abdominal organs. I don't want to frighten you unnecessarily, but when I sec a patient with a similar complaint, I investigate to make sure ACROSS i 0 Of no vafua 12 Compiler of game rules IS Baathovan 14 Lal'a Maka 10 Frontiersman IB Airline Into 10 — Quentin M OM ap 22 Quota 28 Ooboy mud 40 Ache 42 Fodder tower 42 Fair grads 44 — and downs 47 Gums 40 Forceful 08 Labor group 87 Wander M y 88 Slow (mus.) OS Own 80 Different DOWN 1 Fizzy dri 28 ftsgulatlon 20 Mina or eat 22 Playing TvOfTHKv 2 Actress — May 4 Typesetter's note 24 Uka (stiff.) that she doesn't have a malignancy such as ovarian cancer — or liver dis­ ease with ascites (fluid In the belly). In my opinion, you should have blood tests and an abdominal ultra­ sound examination to rule out a seri­ ous disorder. Of course, a “pot belly" also com­ monly accompanies the aging process, as most of us “oldies" can attest, especially if we are somewhat stout. In such Instances, prudent diet­ ing may help reduce the roll of abdominal hit. If that is unsuccessful, doctors can perform liposuction to remove the (at deposit. M Tropical i UliJkMaw 27 nipTW ijf person nviwivmvni 111 PETER Q O T T .M .D . □ran nn»n nnnn □nn nnnn nnnn □nn nnnn unmn □nnnn nnnrannn □nn nnn □□□□□nn nnmun nnnn nnnn nnn □□□ mnnn ur inn nmnon nnwnnnn nniii nnn nnnnnnu iinnum nnnn mnuro nun □nnn nnnn nnm nnnn nnnn nnn • Pi 7 10 I • w 0 T I IliD C fY ) Cal kxAnswers eioudi-toseiftawyFlaw O l U M r t U r l-SttPH -MMaxtaxto 100 r - 5 " p TT“ 16 ro- eiSMbyWULtw. WIN AT BRIDQ I Asleep at the table by Jim m y Jo h n so n A X W .IW xmamL ■ ADD WOT D C 7)A t toll &PCUOOUTWC TSCCPMOUC LATELY. iCAMA fUTOUMe.d lWANK ANO UIHEBT o by BobThtvt o v e Q o o Q o & o o . Q • ■ W OAUtfLYftTMe; M W 4lDe/ — 3 C "\ t jz “ rw.. \ * ■ 1 e o * l- and immediately ran his six diamond tricka. However, this allowed East to make an encouraging discard in dubs. This made it easy for West to win the first spade trick and switch to dubs, de­ feating the contend. At the other table. AndreJ Gromov from Belarus did much bdter. He won the first trick and immediately led the spade five from his hand. When West played a dozy low spade and dummy’s queen held. South claimed his contract. When South doesn't lead a diamond at trick two, dearly he has the ace. And If West trusts his partner's discourag­ ing signal at trick one. South also has the heart king. That makes eight redsuit tricks. So, South is presumably try­ ing to sneak his ninth trick. West , should jump in with the spade aoe and ■witch to dubs, leading to three down. By Phillip Alder Anthony Burgess wrote, "Laugh and the world laughs with you. Snore and you sleep alone." Though, as Mark Twain pointed out, it Is mystery why snoring wakes everyone except the snorer. It pays to stay wide-awake at the bridge table. And don't pfoy quickly if you think a critical moment has been reached: take your time. Even if It turns out that your pause helps declar­ er, it is better to take a timeout than to miadefend by ptaying impulsively. An Israeli played too quickly on this deal horn the European Championship, held last July In Portugal. Without a sophisticated transfer sys­ tem, North should just bid three no­ trump, hoping the diamond suit runs. Phillip A lder’t book. “Get At the first table, the Israeli declarer Smarter at B r i d g e It available, won the first trick with his heart ace autographed upon request, for ____ i thought i t wA* ± y — doIN< TO n dfOUT jj* 3 THt n r y M C A M “ • doiwd A f m M M fH o rr hosaato to think big or to use imaglnaMve tactics to promote your personal waiters. These elements ehoutd math watt today. AOUAW Ug (Jan. 20-Feb 10) Material conditions took favorable tor both today Thursday, Nov. 20,1006 and tomorrow. However, guard against Vour invantlva and creative faculties the inclination to change things that are oould be considerably heightened in the flowing amooSYy. year ahead. However, if you want to M SCtB (Fab. 80 March 88) It you are kdroAioa tomodwtg new to the market­ warm and gracious today, you wool have place, eonaiP aspens because you cant lo worry about tha Impression* you'll do everyfkng youraed. maka on othars. especialty people who •AOfTTAfW fg (Nov. 22-Ooe. f t ) You mast you tor the first tens. rnayfmd yoursod in the middle of two A M U (Marsh 21-April 18) It your tngenutty and raeourcatuinaM art not chalebenborfbocoues youJcan>derivotbeioof!li Hoped. your day w « not ba very produc­ worn bodt ends. Aebo-Oraph prePcSons ts*. You wd eryoy croasmg swords. for the year ahead maka wonderful TAU R U S (A p ril 28-May 28) Do not Chrtdmaa stocking «uder» for al aipe of ignora a colleague's proposal jusl • » zodiac Mai 82 tor sack and 8A3E to because you ckdnl the* of toe idea test Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, p.o. You wd benefit more from trusting than •os ITS*. Murray Hd Station New York, trom argmng NY 10188. Maka aura to state desired QKMPd (May 21-June 20) Opportunities for personal benefit could come through 18) Do not uneapectod ur channels today, so keep an JPPd •* ar to r r /*- - •r -r ---- — m m ---------- J T 5 e T AQ8 vaas ♦ K Q 18 4 2 2 pa s W EST EAST *A • 2 PI74 2 t q J to 2 8 «7 a a7a as * A to a P K J7 4 1 I SO UTH P K J l4 8 PA K 4 ♦a J a i PQS Vulnerable: North-South Dealer. South lawth 1N T Weal Pass North IN T Baal All pass Opening lend: e Q «> by Jb n D o v It • * F 6 fe- » t H U J t x m P.O. Box 149, Rotlyn Hit , N YU 577-01$$ t 8< t' rfi •*—Ji.'-*lrftSjSj open mind and deni nda out any aoum*. CANCIR (June 21-Jufy 22) Today s events might take a unRue turn, and you may ba drawn closer to someone who has never been very friendly. Do not ISO (Ady 22-Aug. 22) You do not hove to endure a negative situation, even though you have convinced youraed it cant be changed. Try to prove youraed wrong today. VMOO (Aug. 22-gapL 22) An looks fcto II tol to leant. The common I ter may work out bettor then hoped. Keep your eye on dtoOgdMdto end of tie tunnel. schedule as itoaJbtoas Your chart indlcatas that an development may occur, end C I«l|iM C A kt � 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 29, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 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>, November 29, 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/13127a13278ed517b0fbe3424c8cd677.pdf 789f6b42dee590d6c37a52442707ebf9 PDF Text Text • ■ •” TTTT ‘ e, 17. II by Chic Young U DEAR DR. G O TT: I'm the parent of • Bay eon ana am m the process o f starting up a local chapter o f aa organization for parent* o f pay children. A fter the newspaper ran a story about m e. I received a aim liar article you had w ritten that som eone sent, along with a pUe o f church p am p h leta *• no n am e an d address. 1 And your vast am ount o f knowledge quite tntlm ldattng: h ow ever. It teem s you , too. s u f f e r fr o m t h e * ‘ Q o d Syndrom e." the Incurable dis­ ease a fflictin g m ost m ed ica l doctors. Hom osexuality can be traced back through the ages, and some cultures saw tnetr differences as a gift tram Qod and gave them an nonored place tn the dan. Only th eir fundamental right w in g religiou s leaders seem to be totally hung up on sexuality. It’s about tim e to update you r data Homosexuals are tru ly "b o m that w ay." THE BORN LO S E R *1CANTSEERTOCONTBX KY * EATING, DOCroC.-WHATi WRONG WITH 'iTSiWOflNCMTHAT'ttWltanN^ Are homosexuals ‘born that way?’ ^1* FRUSTRATED BECAUSE I K Ho h m c v ! victim s — as normal people - not vt w ith a different sexual orienta­ tion. I’m m ore Interested in what kind o f a person I’ m dealing w ith, not how he o r she got there. DEAR READER: 1 hope 1 Buffer from the "G ott Syndrom e.” not th e "G o d S y n d ro m e ." T h is m eans that 1 try to keep an open m in d about m ed ica l Issu es, e a p e c la lly those r e la tin g to tastes, lifestyles, and sexu al prefe rences. k . * I I h u J a fta h s a l d a a o y now Mi K fin iiw fT EEKAM EEK are taught that one ’t give declarer a ruf1t that U la a no-no defense. However, aa m ore expe­ rienced players learn, there la an excellent time for conceding a ruJT-and-discard: when you have taken all your aide-suit tricks. Th en the defense’s only chance for extra tricks is in the trump su it, and the ruff-and-dlacard m ight weaken declarer’s trump holding. Dr. George Rosenkranx. M ex­ ico’ s top player, spotted an Ideal chance for a ruff-and-dlacard In th is deal from the IM P Pair* at the Summer Nationals In New Orleans. That was some bidding by N o rth . Fou r n o -tru m p w as Roman Key Card Blackwood. South’s reply showing all four aces or three aces and the heart king. 1 cannot help fe e lin g that B tR T R D A T T *r ; f -27 by Jim D avis GARFIELD R060 TMAN* by Jim M sddlck In the year ahead, you m ight not have many opportunities, but the ones you do have w ill be o f very high quality. W hat they offer w ill make up for their lack In numbers. (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) T o­ day you might be m uch better at Issuing orders than com plying with them. Set a good exam ple If you expect others to obey your commands. Know w here to look for romance and you’ ll find it. Th e Astro-Graph M atchm aker Instantly reveals w hich signs are rom antically perfect for you. Mail 12.75 to Matchm aker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758 Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. •C O RFIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You won’t have to spend lota of money today to have a good time. Unfortunately, you m ight not believe this, much to the dismay o f your wallet. S A G IT T A R IU S (N ov. 23-Dec. Answer lo ftfe o m □□□n anno nau □amo □□□□ nan nonn noon naoi nnnan nnnnnnn1 naan nan nan nnnn anna □□nnnn nnnnan nHHnnn nnnnan nnnn □□□□ nmn nan nnnn nnnnnnn m n n n nna nann nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □mn nnnn mnnn Cdi tor Answers s toueMm« Rotxy Runts STUMPED? M Son ol Jacob 41 Tor* 48 farad mat 47 Ttnnispro Chris — 4S Knocks 11 Com My _ S3 Joyful SS SmaS Mat «7 r C 1995by NEA. Inc South should have bid four clubs autographed upon request, for over three spades, which might • 14.95 from P.O. Box 169. have got them to the laydown Roslyn Hts.. NY 11577-0169. six dubs. C C o n 'W M tm M IA Ik . Playing in six hearts, after 9-1715 TJofiTJT winning the first trick with his *2 spade ace. as the cards lie South VJ 8 3 3 does best to play a club to the SO 7 A K Q 10 7 5 dummy. But he actually ruffed hit remaining spade. Then came W E S T EAST a heart to the queen and king. SOBS * K q J 10 7 5 3 Now Roscnkranz matte the 9 K 1 0 M V7 killing play o f hla last spade. If 9Q J 10 8 4 95 3 2 *J 8 declarer ruffed In the dummy, he * 2 would have only two trumps left SOUTH In each hand, unable to combat aA 4 West’s three. Bui after South VA Q 9 SAKS ruffed In hand, he could no AA 0 4 4 3 longer pick up W est's heart 10. South caahed the heart ace. Vulnerable: Neither getting the bad news. Then he Dealer: South couldn't do better than play on South West N orth East clubs, finishing one down. 2 NT Pass 3 9 3* Watch out for the yes-yes 4V Pass 4 NT Pass ruff-and-dlacard. 59 Pass 6 V All Phillip A ld e r’ s book. "G et Opening lead: a 9 Smarter at Bridge." Is available. 21) Your opinions might be Assume personal control o f ciitl- *. much more important to you cal developments today Instead than to your peers today. Try o f merely hoping everything will not to be overawed by the sound take care o f itself. of your own voice. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. W ords without action w on't 19) On numerous occasions your count for anything today. In­ hunches arc rem arkably on stead of boasting o f your inten­ target, but this might not be the tions. develop an agenda and case today. Let your logic and complete things one step at a practicality take precedence over time. your Intuitive perceptions. C AN C ER (June 21-July 22) A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19} Although It's healthy to remain K e e p p a c e w it h y o u r r e ­ optimistic, keep your expecta­ sponsibilities today because If tions within realistic bounds. Do you fall behind, you could have a not expect to get fabulous re­ difficult time catching up. Do the worst assignments first. turns In risky situations. LE O (July 23-Aug. 22) If your ris e n (Feb. 20-March 20) This might be one of those days self-discipline Is a trifle lax when persons who make big today, all your resolutions and promises will deliver little. De­ good Intentions could go by the pend on the quiet person with boards. Don't be self-indulgent, be self-sufficient. the low profile. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) At A R m (March 21-Aprll 19) If you fe e l s o m e o n e ’ s tak in g the least, politely listen to those advantage o f you today, the w ho are Interested In your blame could be partially yours. welfare when they offer advice Avoid putting yourself in posi­ today. Much o f what they re­ commend could help you. tions where others can use you. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) ‘ CopyrlghllfVJby NEA Inc. by Lsonard Starr {U M IE TVK6 ANTI-NAOStA P>l'.S REALLY it 1995 NEWSPAPER • ■EASSN. Certainly, hom osexuality la as old as the human race. It’s not ray Interest or fa p o Q iilN ttty to Judge th is a c tiv ity rig h t o r w rong. It’s been w ith us for centuries; that’s the reality. W e could argue for several days whether or not hom osex­ uals are "born that w a y ." T h is is akin to the old religiou s dis­ cussions o f how m any angels could dance on the head o f a pin. It’s really im m aterial. H om osex­ uals are no better or w orse than heterosexuals and should be treated as people, period. I f you w a n t to c o n s id e r (wifTw t i j U h individuals w ho are somehow victim s o f their genes, fine. I prefer to view them *0W. THfOUtfH THE OATtS H*tf. l* A S I l THAT YOU PI t A it J USm Ai H IN YOU* ft SCATS UNTIL T # | HO*/e H*S CONIC I TO A CULL ANP 5 CONPLtTC STOP... 8 PETER G O T T .M .D . VUrTWMV <, ACUTE CUTE-A-PhCQiA. WITHOUTTHCM,IT WOLCD itiM tossisiEfoavETO EWTK THIS 0 K B TIH 6 C4BD STORE.. U la V V �50 Cents THURSDAY September 28, 1995 NEWS DIGEST Raise in pay for 4 county workers Lake Mary High School Homecoming, IM S Lsisurs Quid* changes The Leisure Guide, norm ally carried In the Stutford Herald on Fridays, w ill no longer be Included, effective tom orrow. Television barings w ill be presented In the dally editions, w ith both Friday and Saturday appearing on Friday, and Sunday and Monday In the Sunday editions. Other information norm ally contained In the Leisure Guide w ill be Included In vatloua and sections o f the dally Sanford Mershf. — .-- □ ■» Herald Staff Writer Busy not night SANFORD — Both the boys* a from Seminole High as w ell as the Lake M ary boys and Lake Brantley girls w ere winners In prep volleyball action W ednesday night. □ Kttp on wishing Psychic Jerry Stewart advises readers to keep on wishing, hoping, dream ing. Flu socclno avallablt SANFORD — The Sem inole County Public Health Unit has announced that flu vaccine Is now available at the County Health Departm ent facilities, 400 W. Airport Blvd. in Sanford, and 182 W. Wllshlre Blvd. In Casselberry. Cost o f the vaccine la 88. which Is also *uii«hL. to Medicare. For additional Inform ation, contact the health unit at 322.2724. Wanting to look their boot, oomoo f Lake Mary Hlgh'a finest young men find the cutest way to ohow o ff their lege. The young men haws found a unique way to cheer on their Ramo. Hero’s looking at Ewe, guys. Parade kicks off festivities leading to dance, football game nw py mvipui o%mn fT n itr Dorby raett sat SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment has announced that two rally events w ill be held this Sunday at Sanford's Soap B ox Derby Park, south o f Rinehart Road on Avenue. Recreation and Parks director Mika K irby i the races wtll not be for competition, but wlU give prospective soap box racers opportunities to fine-tune thetr drivin g skills for next year*s races. Tw o rallys w ill be held, at 8 a.tn., and at 1 p.m. There is no charge for admission, and the general public Is invited to watch the activities. For additional inform ation, contact the R ecre­ ation Department at 330-5807. parade w hich a ttra cted ' “ a thousand or s o " gccoraln f to police reportsFloats represen ting the various clubs and school scttvttlcs were the m ain feature o f the event. The event was the first o f several which w ill lead The football team 's trainer* and managers u from their duties to get caught up In the Rams I tim e SANFORD — T w o original one-set plays and a sh ort version o f s fam iliar one w ill b e highlighted this Friday and Satu rday by the Ritx Patio Dinner T h ea tre group. The pfcys will be h eld at C afe Jakes on E. First Street In dow ntown Sanford. O ne o f t h e I SANFORD — The county elections are a year away but some Incumbents for county offices have opened campaign accounts. The 1006 qualifying period Is July 15-10 according to Supervisors o f Elections Sandra Goard. Potential candidates must notify Goard when they open an account for collecting campaign funds and name their treasurer. The three Incumbent county com m issioners and property appraiser have open cam ; accounts. In addition, a candidate for i ‘ an account. C om m ission ers P a t W arren. D ick V an D erW elde and D a ryl M cLain a lon g w ith appraiser Bill Suber reported their accounts. Joe Becker, who plans to run for Sheriff, has also opened an account. be the first perfo r m a n e e o f H L □ S ee B riefs , F ags B A ,4 $ ,S # Tha sophomore class, follow ed by rollerblading cheerteadera, excitedly taka part In tha Lake Mary C f f t l W f f f l sssssssssssss Afcfey*S»*SSSS»S*»»*M N Im . High School Hom ecom ing Parade. On a almply decorated float, they wavs to tha cheering crowd. Isssssssssssassssssa - V p r lx e w ln n ln g I writer Mind* A. I Stephens. Stephens la a fifth generation Floridian, and attended the Univer­ sity o f South Florida where she majored In the visu al arts with a minor In music. H er Instrument Is (he string bass. She has also served in the In­ telligence branch o f (he U.S. Army, and la fluent In French and German languages. She has worked In the field of public relations for the Pinellas County A rts Council. Another o f the features to be presented as a one-act play Is “ We Need a Book D eal. E lvis Says So." wltten by G eorge Betz. The third □ • # * RH s, P a g e B A | » .......................... ................................ O f. .A h Wi ........... «m ! A I In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity, f T o d a y : V a r ia b le Ith c lo u d in e s s s c a ttered sh o w e rs and thunderstorms. High in the m id to upper 80s. East wind 10 mph. Chance o f rain 40 percent. Far Theatre benefits the Ritz H siSd Staff W riter Incumbents plan to rerun I •••#•••••••••••••• SANFORD — S om e 11th hour job reclasatficationa approved by the Seminole County Board o f County Tu esday w ill mean rkers w ill get a little four county w orker* m ore money in thetr paychecks during the next fisca l year. The com m issioners O K’d job re­ cla s s ific a tio n s o n th e consent agenda d u rin g th e tr aftern oon session. The u pgrades resulted In 5% pay Increases totalin g 18.200 for the four. T h e com m issioners approved the am en ded 1095-06 follow ing a p u b lic h earin g that night. Another’ I816.470 from the general fund waa O K'd to purchase six radar units for Florida H ighw ay Patrol vehicles working Sem in ole County. P la n n in g a n d D e v e lo p m e n t director Tony V anderw orp receives a five percent salary adjustment w ith th e r e c la s s ific a t io n . H is $78,291 salary w ill Increase to •82.202 for the com in g year. The Job reclassification was re- School calendar may be refined > ■ y VIC KI I HaraM Sanlor Staff Writar SANFORD — A s teachers rage at the educa­ tional disadvantages and parents protest the disruption of fam ily life, the modified school calendar may face som e refinem ent, but not complete dem olition In Sem inole County. The experim ent has been tried and failed elsewhere, most recently In Orange County. In this county, the com m on calendar (more like traditional school year used In high school) w ill be sddressed for the 1906-07 school year. A school board work session, scheduled for Oct. 17. w ill look at the possibilities o f a common calendar for the elem entary and middle schools. Orange County's seven-year trial o f year-round schools wtll be phased out beginning next year, when 40 elementary schools go back on a new t •. A .t t i t l T h e common calendar, she explained, had som e scheduling sim ilarities w ith both the traditional calendar and the year-round calendar. It would be used only In single track schools. ''W e arc going to do wnat w e can to get as m any schools on single track as w e ca n ." Wright prom ised. T h e comm ittee exam ining the re-zonlng pro­ cess for elem entary schools In the 1907-08 school yea r has been given the task o f creating two new attendance zones which w ill relieve overcrowding at som e schools and allow the conversion to sin gle track schools from m ulti-track scheduling. W hen Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo w ent on track as a year-round school half a decade ago (the first district school to do so), the school board suggested that the district would save m illions o f dollars by Increasing the capacity □ $ s s C s to s d ir. Fags » A com m on calendar. T h e catalyst for change there, school officials said Wednesday, was protest by parents who did n 't like the effects o f year-round schools on fam ily lUe. Year-round students have three-week vacations throughout the year that don't always coincide w ith the breaks of siblings attending school at other levels. Also, some fam ilies who only had children In the year-round system didn't like thetr traditional summer vacations and holidays Inter­ rupted. According to Geraldine W right, co-director of elem entary education w ho works on year-round Issues for Seminole County, the common calen­ dar does not mirror the high school calendar. “ U'a very similar to the high school calendar." she said, “ but It's not the same. It has a tot of com m on time for fam ilies." la ' . •> 4 5? l . t > ) ) �t t - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, September 28, 1996 NEWS F R O M T H E R E G IO N AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Million man march Black Baptists want no part of march Spact shuttl# ctncoM CAPE CANAVERAL — A dangerous hydrogen-fuel leak In one o f Columbia's m ain en gin e* forced NASA to scrub the space shuttle launch Just hours before lifto ff today. The leak was discovered about SVk hours before the scheduled 9:35 a.m. launch and about tw o hours after N ASA began filling the shuttle's external tank with liquid hydrogen and oxygen. The tank holds 528,000 gallons, two-thirds o f that hydrogen. NASA spokesman Bruce Buckingham said C olum bia's laboratory-research m ission w ill be delayed at least a w eek so technicians can replace a leaking valve In main engine N o. 1. No leaks were reported In the tw o other engines. A ll seven astronauts w ere awake, but not yet aboard Columbia, when the countdown w as halted. Fueling already had been delayed nearly an hour early today because o f lightning and thunderstorms. U ntil the leak, everything else In the countdown had been going w ell. Columbia — N ASA's oldest shuttle — w as grounded for m ore than six months In 1990 because o f hydrogenleaks. It's been a rough year for N ASA as far as shuttle trouble. For the past few months, engineers have had to contend w ith woodpecker damage and critical O-rlng seals that w ere singed. A pair o f woodpeckers drilled some 300 holes In to the Insulating foam o f D iscovery's external h id tank In late M ay. delaying that mission by m ore than a month. Then hot rocket gas seeped through therm al Insulation surrounding the O-rlng seals In the solid-fuel rocket boosters o f Atlantis and Discovery. That forced repairs on Endeavour, delaying Us recently com pleted mission by a m onth. Colum bia underwent similar booster repairs to prevent O-rlng dam age. The 16-day science mission was to be a sneak preview o f life on NASA's planned international space station. ------ .* By U ttM O L E W A Associated P ress Writer_________ ST. PETERSBURG - The Rev. Jackson has apologized for saying that black Baptist leaders supported a con­ troversial m arch for black men In W ashing­ ton which the B aptists want no part of. The Rev. H en ry J. Lyons denounced next month's proposed m arch o f 1 m illion men and accused Jackson o f trying to mislead people about L y o n s ' intentions. "I'm not g e ttin g any pressure from anyone else In the United States." Lyons, president o f th e 7.S million-member Na­ tional Baptist Convention. USA, Inc., said Wednesday. "W h a t Is he? Is he the broker for blacks in this country? I doubt that seriously. H e 'e not the broker for m y organization.” Lyons said It would be hypocritical to Join Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. The Rev. B ennett W . Smith Sr., head o f the 2 m illion-m em ber Progressive National Baptist C onvention, also said Jackson w as wrong to say h is organization supported the march. *'We have d ifficu lty marching under th e _ _ banner of any other nam e than Jesus C h rist," Smith told T h e W ashington Post. Jacluon said late W ednesday that he had tried to persuade Lyons, the Florida cam­ paign manager for his 1968 presidential campaign, to Join the m arch as a co-sponsor and speaker. He also apologized for having previously said Lyons' group was In favor of the march. " I am Rev. Lyons' friend and supporter." Jackson ask) by telephone from Brussels. Belgium. "A s a m atter o f fact we talked tw ice yesterday, and I thought we had an understanding." National Baptist Convention leaders de­ cided three weeks a go not to get Involved In the march because o f th eological dif­ ferences, said Lyons, w h o lives In St. Petersburg. The organ ization Is based In Nashville, Tenn. Farrakhan organized the Oct. 16 march w ith Benjamin Chavis, ousted director o f the National Association for th e Advancem ent of Colored People. Farrakhan has described It as a "day or atonem ent" when black m en will accept responsibility for their actions and "seek G od’s forgiveness fo r not fu lfillin g their roles ..., » . _ — r . — i|M *» as fathers and caretakers r f the foeatty.' Jackson announced his support Friday,] onew iay after m eeting with Farrakhan receivin g assurances that the m arch be broad-baaed and ecumenical. A t that] tim e, he nam ed Smith and L yon a as] supporters o f the march. "D o n 't say I'm with It when I'm n o t." said | Lyons. "W e 're talking a Mg giant Ue here.' O rganizers unveiled new posters last week w hich, unlike the previous ones, d o not feature Farrakhan's picture. Sm ith m id that 1 w as not endugh for him. "T h e m arch certainly did not look very j ecum enical when posters w ere put u p with ' the picture o f nobody else but Farrakhan." Sm ith told the Foot for Thursday's editions. "W h a tever changes they made are too little, too la te ." A num ber o f other black religiou s organi­ zations and leaders have endorsed Far­ rakhan's plans. Including the A frican Meth­ odist Episcopal Church and the R ev. Joseph Low ery, president o f the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. A lso W ednesday, Farrakhan m oved a Dallas speech rallying support fo r the march to a Baptist church after a court refused to . let him use a high school. Clinton, Chllot atkod to holp In March MIAMI — The sm iling face o f Jim m y Ryce — a 10-year-old who wants to be a major league baseball player, pis takes piano or television lessons and Is scared or spiders — Is a dally sight * on screens and flyers In stores throughout South Florida. He disappeared Sept. 11 someplace between where the bus let him o ff and the 1.500 feet to his home on a farm -to-m arket road south of Miami. Since then the FBI. scores o f state and local authorities and hundreds o f volunteers have searched fruitlessly for a lead to his whereabouts. His anguished parents, their laces puffy and th eir eyes swollen from crying and lack o f sleep, appealed W ednesday to President Clinton and Gov. Lawton Chiles to help them find the youngster. Don and Claudlne Ryce said they want the W hite House and the governor to work toward creating a governm ent-funded national center where pictures o f children, like Jim m y, w ould be sent to police across the country. Mrs. Ryce, S3, said she now feels after an exhaustive local search that "Jim m y Isn't going to be found unless people beyond Florida are looking for him ." The Ryccs spoke to reporters and television crews In front o f the fa m ily 's ranch-style house. The father. Don Ryce, 52. asked people to contact th e W hite House and Chiles and "dem and that they step In. that th ey g et involved." Comalr trains Civil Air Patrol Com alr, located at Orlando Sanford Airport, recently hold a squadron leadership school for tho CM I Air Patrol. Participat­ ing In tho school ar* (from loft): Capt. Marvin Chaos, STM Lancs Sorenson, COT Lt. Col. P a m o la S c o tt, a n d C a p t. M icnaii PnOyWi* Bladts wrltM ‘no* guilty’ FORT LAUDERDALE — Seattle Scahawka receiver Brian Blades has once again said he la not guilty o f m anslaughter In his cousin's death, this tim e In a written plea. But details o f the Ju ly death o f Charles Blades rem ain murky. Agent Drew Roaenhaua wouldn't say m uch about the statement. " t ’m not sure how detailed It was, but It m ade the Im portant int r that Brian is not gu ilty." Roaenhaua said. "A t th is point te Is I very excited about having the opportunity to try the case.” The 29-ycar-old form er University of M iam i player w as charged Sept. 6 with one count of manslaughter w ith a firearm by the Broward County state attorney’s office. He had been charged by police In July In the death o f Charles Blades, 34. The plea was filed Wednesday In Broward County C ircuit Court. “ He couldn't make the trip because he w sa p ra cticin g." Rosenhaus said, adding the trial was expected to begin sometime after the end o f the football season. Rosenhaus said. Blades Is free on 810,000 bond. Charles Blades died o f a gunshot to the head from Brian Bladcs’ .38- caliber semiautomatic handgun at the p layer's home In the Fort Lauderdale suburb o f Plantation on J u ly 5. Brian Blades refused to cooperate with police, but told reporters the shooting was unintentional. According to an arrest-warrant affidavit, Charles Blades apparently w as tryin g to play peacemaker when he waa shot. K From A s s o c ia te d Proas raporta LOTTBRY MIAMI — Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 6-1-16-13-4 81-year-old aviation depot closes AMOCIatad Prosa Writer_________ PENSACOLA — Planes were made of w ood , fabric and wire when W .L . Patterson began working at th e Pensacola Naval Aviation D epot. They w ere nothing like the two Jet figh ters that streaked overhead Just before a ceremony to mark th e aircraft repair facili­ ty's closure W ednesday after 81 years. The depot has been a part ol the Pensacola Naval Air Station since lt opened In 1914. Pat­ terson, 103, had been present (hen and returned for Its final day. "I think It's a sham e" the depot has closed, he said after the cerem on y. " I t furnishes support fo r a lot o f people In this area." Capt. Sharon M. Gurke. the depot's last commanding officer, presented Patterson a plaque with a piece o f original tarmac from the air station, honoring him a s the depot's oldest livin g form er em ployee. Th e runways, however, had not y e t been paved when Patteraon. now living In Grayton B each, began work In 1914 m anning a crash boat. In 1917 he took a Job In the hull and m ach in ery d ivision of w h at eventually became the depot. L a ter that year he Joined the Navy for service In World W a r I and returned to his civilian Job two years la ter at what then was known as the Assembly and Repair Department. He retired In 1962 as m aster mechanic, the depot's top civilian position. T h e depot had been North Florida's largest Industrial em ­ p lo y e r u n til Its closure was ordered two years ago as part o f post-Coid W ar reductions In mil- IR 0-6-0 •jpr 6-2-I KXTSMOCD OUTLOOK Today: Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. High In the mid to r f ---------7 VJV.--------upper 80s. East wind lO mph. Chance o f rain 40 percent. FR ID A Y MONDAY TH U R S D A Y SA TU R D A Y SU N D A Y Tonight: Variable cloudiness F tly cld y 87-74 V b ly cldy B7-74 V bly c ld y 8 7-7 B V bly c ld y 87-74 V b ly c ld y 89-78 with widely scattered evening showers and thunderstorm s. I.nw in the lower (a m id 70s. STATISTICS Northeast wind 5 mph. Chance o f rain 20 percent. Friday: Partly T h e high tem p era tu re in TH U R S D AY) cloudy with w idely scattered Sanford Wednesday w as 93 S O LU N A R TAB LE: Min. H:50 afternoon showers and thun­ degrees und the overnight low a.m .. 9:25 p in.; MuJ. 2:40 u.m.. derstorms. High In the upper w as 73 as reported by the 3 :1 0 p.m . TID E S : D a y to n a NEW FIRST 80s. Northeast wind lO mph. University of Florida Agricul­ B cncbt highs. 11:23 a.m.. 11:39 Chance o f ruin 20 percent. S ep t. 24 O ct. 1 tural Research and Education p.m .; lows. 4:50 a.m.. 5:35 p.m.: Center. Celery Avenue. N e w S m yrn a Beach; highs. Recorded rain fa ll fo r the 11:28 a.m.. 11:44 p.m.; lows. p e r io d , en din g at 9 a .m . 4:55 a.m.. 5:40 p.m.: C ocon Thursday, totalled .08 Inches. B each : highs. 11:43 a.m.. 11:59 FLORIDA FU LL LAST 1 Su nset............... ....7:14 p.m. p.m .: lows. 5:10a.m.. 5:55 p.m. O c t. B Oct. 16 city HI La Pel f S u n rise.................. 7:18 a.m. Daytona Beech *0 n *0 ForlMyar* n n to The Ultra Violet Index IUV1) Gainesville u n n Horn** l* ad n n » ruling for Orlando is 10 Use S t A n g a s t ln s t o C a p e D a yto n a B each: Waves are 0 Jacksonville •a to n your sunscreen, wear a hut. Kay Wait *o 70 10 lo I feel and glassy. Current is C a n a v e ra l — Today: Wind ne lo Miami The UVI exposure levels are • I M 117 e IO to 15 kl. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Hay Pensacola M 71 00 miming to the south with a a m i inland waters a moderate rated hy the Environm ental water temperature of 8 1 degrees. Sarasota *4 71 01 Protection Agency as follows: Tellehassew ■7 71 fr New S m y rn a Beach: Waves chop. Scattered showers and Tampa •I 71 II are I to 2 feet and a smooth. 1st ms. Tonight: Wind nr 15 kl. V*roB«ach *1 71 01 0.1.2 minimal Current In running to the south Sens 3 to 5 ft. Hay urn! Inland W PalmBaach fl II 00 3,4 low waters a moderate chop. Scat­ with a water u-mix-ratiirr o f 82 5.6 moderate tered showers and l si ins. Friday: degrees. 7.8.9 high W ind ne 15 kl. Seas 3 to 5 ft. IO- very high Hay and Inland waters a m oder­ a te ehop. _______________ 1 O Thursday, Stptambar 28, 1995 Vol. 88, No. 28 Published Tu**4*y through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Marald, Inc. MO N. Franch A v t . Sanford, Fla. 32771 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing offteta. Potlmatltr Sand addraaa changa* to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O Boa IMF. Sanford. FL J2772-1447 Subscription Rat** (Dally 4 Sunday) Horn* Delivery Mail 1 Month* SI9S0 124 00 • Month* mOO 141.00 1 V*ar 171.00 SM 00 Florida R**id*nt* must pay 7% tala* la* in addition to rat** abova. Phona (407) 321-24M abled workers, said spokesman Harry White. A skeleton crew o f about 35 will rem ain after Friday for the shutdown. Program s w e re crea ted to counsel workers, help them find Jobs or retrain them for new careers. More than 500 people attended W ednesday's cerem ony under sunny skies outside the depot's modest but Im m aculate, twostory tan headquarters. "You have fu lfilled every need, satisfied every request and an­ sw ered every c h a lle n g e put forward by N avy leadership." Vice Adm. John A . Lockard. naval air system s commander, told workers. "N ow as you respond to our governm ent's latest and most difficult challenge, the order to stand down, you have shown us once again the qu ality o f your work and the depth o f your comm itm ent." he said. TH E W EA TH ER 1 C aahS iry ft Th e air station will continue as headquarters of the N aval Edu­ cation and Training Com m and and as a training base. Th e depot's hangars and w orkshops are being renovated and som e new buildings constructed for an a irc ra ft m aintenance sch ool m ovin g here from the M em phis Nava) A ir Station In Tennessee. Most o f the 2.650 civilian s w ho w ere working at the depot In 1993 when the Base Closure and R ealignm ent Com m ission o r­ dered tt shut down have retired or found new Jobs. Hundreds had to leave the Pensacola area. Th e total Included 660 dis­ abled workers, the largest such group In the Defense Depart­ m ent. T h e depot laid o ff 56 em ­ ployees in May and the only other layoff w ill come Friday, the last olltclai day for about 220 em ployees. Including 77 dis­ O 3 ■OATINO J a ,t a l . t.L Ctty Amarillo Anchorag* Atlanta Atlantic City Auttln Baltimore So*ton Brownsville Buffalo Burlington.VI. Caspar Cher In ton,5 C Charletlon.w.Va. Charlotte,N C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati CVtvoldhd Concord. NH Dallas Ft Worth Danvor Dot Mofna* Detroit Lo* AngtMt Mompht* Milwaukee MptsSf Paul Nashville New Orleans Now York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia PhosnU Pittsburgh Portland.Main* Sacramento St Loult Salt Lake City San Antonio Shr«v*porl Tulsa Washington, 0 C. HI 50 5* 77 75 N 70 73 Lo 54 47 57 55 44 51 55 n 75 M 54 *7 51 05 75 50 01 77 44 n 44 77 41 .11 74 45 •1 a 70 m 7f 44 71 51 It 40 (0 41 n 51 00 47 B 44 a 11 74 40 n 44 74 SO m 40 74 54 05 ■1 54 .75 43 44 74 55 •7 75 77 SI 44 51 .01 m 57 n 54 so SI tt 47 •7 5f 74 51 7* 31 cdy cdy cdy dr cdy dr dr cdy dr cdy dr cdy dr cdy cdy cdy dr dr cdy cdy dr dr dr cdy dr cdy dr dr dr dr cdy cdy dr cdy dr c#y dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr �Sanford Harakt, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Saptambtr 28, tlSS - M New laws to take effect , H fl iawSBtt£SB3lV2^r■i’z; b6n - Manwttfigun * W » Strat i on tw t He A fter ~befng taken t o w a n tsd o a a w rtto f Lea Edwards, 34. flT 1B08 W . M i he --------- _ ______ ____ t erreated R u ftie C h r is t!* Jr.. 31. o f 2180 Church Street. Sanford. In fro n t o f a store In the 3300 M ock o f * • W -4 S . Accordtnf to the arret rep o rt Christian had becom e h m lv e d to a fight wtth som e m en a t the store, and had gon e hom e to get a handgun, con tactin g lew enforcement th a t he w as goin g to aeek revenge. Deputies hwaf d btm whan he returned to the store, and arreeted htm on a charge o f carryin g Traffic stop • K M i Alan R ettlgw , 3 0 ,3 8 3 Buttonwood Way. Lake M ary, “ ------- sd by deputies on O tcetn rood BhrtL near L * — H e was charged w ith drtvtng with a Warrant • N e a l C. Ntcany. 34, IBS W ildw ood, Sanford, was served a ant a t tha John E. M k C orrectional Fhcdlty Tuesd a y. He wanted far faffing to appear on a charge o f purchase o f •T lm in le Arthur. 33, 1189 P in t Drive. Sanford. w rested by sh eriff* deputies to the 100 Mock o f French ssattrer w ,, violation o f an Iqjuaction fo r protection •D on n ie Ray Williams, 2 3 . and Ida 19. both o f 114 Hughes A b y Sanford pottos Tu ch a rg n l w ith battery. both Thefts •M in a mcheUe Robtaeon. 21. o f Zdhrood, was arrested by th e Florida Highway Patrol a t a atom at tha Wcmtnok Tow n s C en ter m all Tuesday. Although tro op en said she attem pted to rem ove a dress aod pants valu ed at 883 from the store w ithout paying, the arrest report Indicated the total Io n w w 8808.71. She w as charged with trand tb efL • J o e e p h A fa n M cO lothlln. 18. 309 W ild O live Lane. Longw ood. was arrested by Lon gw ood police at a retail store to th e 9 0 0 block of SR-434 Tu esday. Police said he attem pted to rem ove aome chicken w ithout paying. He was charged w ith retail theft and restating a m erchant. •J a m es M. Gembecld. 2 4 , o f Oroveland. was arrested by Longw ood police at a retail store to the 900 Mock o f SR-434 Tuesday. Th e arrest report a ald he had taken a 12-pack o f beer from the store, valued at 98.18, without paying. H e v u charged w ith retail theft. Sheriff reports { Inertsee th e likelihood o f defcn- (Uuiis D ftn i itm cn cM to pn■on Storefight } STOP law, container tax repeal, property owners protected Oct. 1 • A clerk at the Lake Jeseu p toll plasa on the Q reeneW ay told deputies she was accosted by a Mack female foUowlnx a dispute over the woman g iv in g m correct change far th e toU T h e clerk aald she had had encounters w tththe driver In the past. T h e license number o f the vehicle being driven b y the w om en Is being investigated. * A n estimated 860 in to o ls w ere reportedly stolen Tu esday from a business to the 5400 M ock o f Benchmark Lane near Sanford. » ■ssAtm staddSao to Jwwafry w w reported stolen from a at tbs American S occer Chib at 1719 SR-4IB on tomakigaggl n n llfIM a a m k g ig o w ifo ra p o iK tr v p o n i • A w allet containing ISO w a s reportedly stolen bom a purse in a school bus parked at Sem inole H ljpi School on Tuesday. • A bike valued at 0150 w aa reported stolen Wednesday from th e porch o fa residence In th e 8 0 0 block o f W. 11th Street. A stereo amp valued at 8100 v a reported stolen from a veh icle Tuesday parked In th e 1500block of W. 17th Street. a Police received s pbooe c a ll regarding four shots reportedly fired Tuesday near Seventh S treet and Jeaaamine Avenue. — ... -■ on a first offen se fa r crimes such TALLAHASSEE - Crim inals as aggravated stalking ss wefl as o f almost every strip e wlO spend ^ r e p ^ offen ses o f burglary or m*yf jiff * behind hare to FV vtda auto theft. .ifwUf gtU ou dh Irsislstkm that W h ile th e crim in a l Justice hcoom refavTsunday. m easure* w ill be expensive. taxMoat major pu blic safety bills p e y w ^ w lll get a small break by state law m akers last when th e A d vance Disposal Fee take effect O c t 1. Som e ends. M ore than 11.000 retailers win no lon ger charge the 2-cent •Require Inm ates to serve at **• enacted the tax w t 06 percent o f their tflKV*. e m a nd a tor y prison •to repeat violen t offendera. ss r tw o y e a n ago to en cou rage m anufacturer* and consum er* to recycl e. Consumer* paid o n a ran ge o f m etal, plastic and oth er typ es o f containers It raised about 845 m illion in It* first year, but the amount has decreased as more containers h ave been exempted as th ey reach recyclin g goals under th e A lso starting Sunday, property ow n er* w ho feel wronged b y government actions w ill be able to go to court faster and have fe w e r ob sta cles t o s e e k in g compensation. Under current law and court ru lin g*, governm ents u su ally on ly reimburse property ow n er* if governm ent action* result In total lo*s o f their lan d's valu e. Th e Private Property R ights Protection Act s a y * prop erty ow n er* are en titled to com ­ pensation when "in ord in a te** governm ent regu lation * keep them from making the m oney th ey reasonably ex p ec te d to m ake from their propert y . Th e courts win determine w hat taor- Nmr tawssi sglsnos of onenoet u x i Tni i f n hkdy horns bu rglar* and auto th itvts will d o prison tim e. Other luwa am on g the nearfy 100 that take e ffect Sunday give private property ow n er* p ra te r power io n g m g o T c r i i i n c n f sc* tkms that hurt thahr land, and r ^ uIr car d ealer* to dlacloae the fall coat* o f m otor vehicle Florida law s that take effect Sunday; I T O P i R e q u ire * inm ates sentenced fo r crim es com ­ m itted on o r after Oct. 1 to serve a t least 86 percent o f their i * far re­ peat v io le n t crim inals con­ victed o f a fourth violent of­ fense and w ho have already served on e M int to prison. P R I S O N T I I M l i S t r e n g t h e n s s e n te n c in g to tOCOMMi' IjjtiriJ* o f p rison on a first fo r crim es such a* aggravated stalking as well as far repeat offenses of burglary or auto th eft. The Advance Dtapoaal Fee, the 2-cent tax paid b y conaum ere on many typaa o f con tatotre. also w ill dfeoppoar Oct- 1 after the protected to coat up to 81.8 on by the end o f the docade igh supporte rs said that t include th e deterrent i. director o f Stop Turning O u tFrisonera, said the feten w ho abducted h er and a feOow proaecutor aeven years ago to Charlotte C ou nty would •till have been in prison if Inmates had to serve 85 percent o f their sentence*. Th e career criminal on early release killed Norm Lan ptrom and wounded S E X U A L PRBD ATO ESt Require* local authorities to notify a com m unity of the presence o f a sexual predator If. a fter a hearing, a Judge determ ines the person pose* a threat. J U V E N I L E J U S T IC E ! C rea te s "s e c o n d c h a n c e" schools fa r students who are disru p tive, vio len t or com ­ mitted serious offenses. V IC T IM N O T IF IC A T IO N i Require* a county or city Jail. Juvenile detention center or an Involuntary commitment facil­ ity to m ake a reasonable effort to n otify victim s, or their next o f kin, p rior to the release o f a su sp ect fo r th e crim es o f m urder, sexu al offenses or d om estic vio len ce. If prior n otification Isn 't successful, a u th orities are required to n o tify v ic tim s vrltm n four b o u ra o fttw i *We worry about the coots o f keeping crim inals to prison," ■aid Finnegan, w hose group I* still pursuing a constitutional amendment requ irin g that pris­ oners serve 85 percen t o f their time. "The coats o f lettin g them out on the streets fa much greater to so ciety .'' A n oth er la w w ill re q u ire mandatory sentences for repeat violent crim inals convicted o f a fourth violent offen se and who ■tiwi in it is narked the "O ffic e r Evelyn Oort Career C rim inal A ct” after a slain Metro-Dade police officer. Oort became the sym bol far the bill after ahe w as kilted to 1983 while off duty b y an armed robber with a len gth y crim inal record. C hanges in th e d isp u ted sentencing g uide lines, enacted in 1983 to p ro v id e uniform prison term s statew ide, should C A P IT A L PBLONIBBi Adda tw o a g g r a v a tin g c irc u m ­ stances to the list that may be considered in death sentenc­ ing proceedings if victim s are under a ge 12 and the killing waa co m m itted during ag­ gravated ch ild abuse. C B IM B V IC T IM S ; B ars public release o f Information record * identifying a victim o f s e x u a l b a t t e r y , le w d , lm rtrlnu s. or indecent assault upon o r to the presence o f a ch ild, ch ild abuse, aggravated ch ild abuse or sexual perfori b y a child when certain fin din gs are made by a court. ARTl-ORAPFtTIi M in ors w h o h ave written graffiti o n bUc o r private property w in v e th eir drivers licen ses re v o k e d or w ithh eld fr o m issuan ce for up to one y ea r. M inors can reduce tbs d a w p e rio d o f that penalty b y n o pu blic K IT IC V IO L E N C E ; In c re a s e * from first-d egree m isdem eanor to third-degree fe lo n y w hen com m itting a third o r subsequent dom est ic violen ce battery. D B IV B B E L IC E N S E ; Increases penalty far third o r s u b s e q u e n t c o n v le tio n o f d rivin g w ith a canceled, su s­ pended. or revoked d rivers lice n se from a first-d egree m isdem eanor to a third-degree felony. P B O P B B T T B X M RSt O tves p r iv a t e p ro p a rty o w n e r * greater power to fight govern ­ m ent actions that hurt th e ir land values. S E X U A L M IS C O N D U C T; Proh ibits physicians and o th er health care professionals from bein g licensed tn Florida if th ey have been disciplined fo r sexual misconduct tn another state o r have committed an act .that, w ould constitute sexual m isconduct In Florida. V B L f A M MOMBt Pen d in s ..fadstml approval. m nO deutta h a lf the additional cash p a y ­ m ent a welfare m other re­ ceives If ahe has another b a b y . P ilo t protect tn Broward. Dade an d H illsborough counties a llo w s repo agents to seise licen se plates from vehicles w h ose registration has been suspend­ ed. R equire* local governm ents to d evelop written In vestm en t plan* o r Invest tn low -risk Restricts the state’s pow er to regulate the tim ing o f beach the Atlantic the Iw r l comm unity tu rtle neats w ith a s lit t le m ortality as possible. It does not apply to the O u lf C oast. L IF E IN S U R A N C E ; R equ ires life Insu rers w tth ntoea far at feast o n e y ea r to ex ten d the cu rren t 3 M a y grace period far la te paym ent another 21 day* and n otify PW VEHICLE LBABIROt R equ ires auto d e a le r* an d leasing companies to p rovide clear information abou t the costa and terms o f veh icle Strengthens law th at prohibits the creating and sellin g o f counterfeit goods< ATHLETE AO B R T B ; on licensed agents penalties far unltrenaed aettvi- ACADEMIC BB lLL Bt A llow s testing a ltern atives to the C ollege-Level A ca d em ic Skills Test to p r o fic ie n c y in m a th a n d communications sk ills startin g Jan. 1.1998. ____ .___________EMmtoataa the checking o f nam es on the state's child abuse registry to s c r e e n Job a p p lic a n ts a t child-care center*. C H IL D C A R E ; R e q u ire s ch ild care cen ters to post citations for disciplin ary ac­ tions taken against them next to the license lo r on e y ea r after effective date o f citation . Defense: ‘Acquit if it doesn’t fit’ A P Speclel Correspondent________ LO S ANGELES - Pounding a w ay at the theme. " I f It doesn’ t fit . you m ust scq u lt." O .J . Sim pson's lawyer launched a n a ll-ou t attack Wednesday o n M ark Fuhrman. depicting th e detective who found the too-tight bloody glove as a "perjuring, gen ocldal racist.” "T h is 'm a n Is an unspeakable disgrace,” Johnnie Cochran J r. declared, aaytng Fuhrman s e t ou t to "g e t” Simpson by plan t­ in g the glove behind Sim pson's house. “ H e's been unmasked to th e w hole world for what he la ." Jurors aat rapt as Cochran’s vo ice rose to a shout In a packed courtroom during s fate-evening session. He drew a scenario o f corruption among officers p ro ­ pelled by vanity and the desire for fam e, casting Slmpaon a s th eir Innocent victim. He said none of the evidence brought In by Fuhrman could b e trusted. "H e’s had it in for O.J. aince 1963.” Cochran said, allegin g t h a t S im p s o n b e c a m e Fuhrm an'e target after he a n ­ sw ered a domestic dispute call a t th e Simpson estate and found out the black former football sta r waa m arried to a white woman. "M ark Fuhrman la a ly in g , perjuring, genocidal racist a n d from that point on, any time h e co u ld g et O .J. Slmpaon h e w ould.” Cochran said as h is presentation came to a clim actic end. It was a day of dueling aumm a tlo n i a i p rosecu tor C h ris to p h e r Darden p la y e d Sim pson’s recorded rage and th e haunting pleas of his ex w ife Nicole Brown Simpson, w h ile Cochran recalled the evidence gjoves and other misplaced e v i­ dence. Cochran's summation gain ed momentum toward day's en d. He argued passionately, c itin g specific flaws in evidence and offered new theories on bow p o lic e m ig h t h a v e fr a m e d Slmpaon. He promised to ta lk m ore about Fuhrman when h is closing argum ent resumes Thursday, A t times, prosecutor Marcia Clark glared at Cochran o r rolled her eyes at his com m ents. Bo o k Jurors took notes. O thers Just listened. D is p la y in g h is f l a i r fo r theatrics, Cochran at on e point put on a dark knitted aid cap to rebuff a prosecution suggestion that Slmpaon wore a sim ilar one as a disguise the night o f the murders. " I f I put this knit cap on, w ho am I? " Cochran asked Juror*. "I'm Johnnie Cochran wtth a knit cap on. From taro blocks aw ay. O.J. Sim pson Is O .J. Slmpaon.” Known for hla rapid-fire orato­ ry. Cochran began slo w ly and quietly, reminding Jurors o f their duty under the law. apologizin g for the trial's length and telling them. "In the Journey toward Justice, there Is no short cu t.” A s the evening w ore on, he passionately outlined evidence he believes points to * broad fram eup masterminded by lyin g detectives. Including Fuhrm an. He aald aome evidence. In­ c lu d in g aocka fo u n d n e a r Sim pson’s bed, had been tam ­ p e r e d w ith . C o c h ra n a a ld Slmpaon had been w earin g the aocka at a formal event th e night before the murders, and police found them, planted them and then sprinkled and sm eared them with blood. "O .J. could not, w ould not, did not commit these crim es," he declared, echoing w ords spoken by Simpson last w eek w hile Jurors were absent. He picked apart prosecutors’ tim eline, saying there was no w a y S lm p a on c o u ld h a v e murdered hia ex-wife and her friend Ronald Goldman in the - *. lim ited time prosecutors say. He cited the "d efin in g moment in the trial” as th e day Darden asked Simpson to try on the bloody gloves and the defendant told Jurors they w ere too sm all. “ Rem em ber th ese w o rd s." Cochran aald. " I f It doesn't fit. you must acqu it.” He repeated that and other phrases to Jurors almost m a m antra. C ochran to ld J u rors that Fuhrman lied under oath not Just about using a racial epithet but about virtu ally every fact in the esse. He ridiculed prosecu­ tion claims that Fuhrm an and o th e r d e t e c t iv e s w e n t to Simpson's estate hours after the murders to n otify him o f the tragedy, not to aeek evidence on him as a suspect. "Can you Im agine? Fuhrman with hla genocldal view s la going over to give O.J. Slm paon help In hla time o f n e e d ? " Cochran asked sarcastically. ’ ’He la going to help him w ith his kids? Ridiculous." Cochran read large chunks of Fuhiman’s ow n testim ony to show Jurors sign s pointed to a planted glove. H e noted that Fuhrman. w ho w en t alone to the aide of the house, said he found a glove that w as "m o is t and sticky” more than seven hours after the killings. ‘ ‘Why would It be m oist and sticky unless he brought It over there and planted It there to try to make this ca se?" Cochran asked. At the start o f the day. Darden used S im p s o n ’ s ow n vo ice against him . playin g a 911 call that exposes Slm paon'a fury and his ex-wife’s plea: "O .J ., O J. The kids are steeping.” As Simpson sat across the courtroom conferring w ith his lawyers, Darden depicted the football H all o f Fam er as a spumed man. an obsessed exhusband driven by inner de­ mons to kill. Darden focused on the vio­ lence that erupted periodically d u rin g th e S im p son s’ re la ­ tion sh ip. O ften speaking so quietly he could barely be heard. Darden described Simpson as a man w ith a "sh ort fuse" that burned every day toward the clim actic m om ent when he took up a kn ife and released hla rage. On the 911 tape, recorded eight m onth* before the slayings and played for Jurors In a hushed cou rtroom . Sim pson accused Ms. Slm paon o f falling to think o f her children on another occasion when she w as w ith s different man. In a calm voice, Ms. Sim pson tried to quiet her husband because their two small children w ere in the house. Darden urged Juror* to re­ member the rage they heard on the tape and realize: "H e's not the person you ace on those com m ercials and football games. That's a public facade." A a th e ta p e p la y ed . Ma. S im pson 's sister Tanya and m other, J u d ith s Brown, aat weeping. Juror* looked glum aa they listened. A few took notea; one man frow ned. W hen he took over. Cochran sought to resurrect Slmpaon'a Im age as a cheerful, doting father b y show ing Jurors a home video o f Slmpaon greeting hla small son and hla former In-laws at hla daughter's dance recital hours before the murders. He show ed Jurors a photo taken that night o f a beaming Slm paon w ith hla daughter Sydney holding flowers he had brought her. "W h ere's the fuse now, Mr. D a rd en ? " C ochran snapped. "H e's a proud papa." A s th e ph oto was shown. Slmpaon sm iled slightly and aat like that proud father described by hla attorney. Darden, trying to tie together the proaecution's motive theory, rem inded Jurors o f the story they □ B *a E la p s e * . F ags 8A .1 V All New Friday Night • SEAFOOD BUFFET • ALLYO U CAN EAT Back By Popular Demand J a m b la y a & C a ju n Rice Q ro u p cr F ile t B a k e d S lu r r e d F lail S h r im p A C r a b Alfrcdc StulTcd C r a b Popcorn S h r im p F rench F rlea C ia m C h o w d e r A M arylan d C r a b S o u p Sunday Brunch 11-2 Complimentary Champagne RAM ADtt I n n /n o r th LONGWOOD, n Formerly Quality Inn • 1-4 & 434. Longwood 8 6 2 -4 0 0 0 O U d -tU U U ^4 1 �a - tanfofd MfUd. tanfoed. Flotlda - Tlwday. Ssptsmbsr 38, 1W8 Editorials/ Opinions (UfPS 481*380) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407*322-2611 or 631*9993 Lacy X. Low * Editor Odsssa H. Pugh > BusJnass Usnagsr SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n th s ........... 819.50 8 M o n th s ................ ...839.00 1 Y e a r .......................................878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tea In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Happy birthday, Sanfc ord F ive score an d 18 yea rs a go to d a y , o u r fath ers b ro u g h t fo rth on th is co n tin en t, a n ew c ity . T h ey c a lle d it Sanford. It w a s p a rt o f O ran ge C ou n ty. T h irty s ix y e a rs la te r. In 1913. th e c o u n ty w as d ivid ed , a n d S a n fo rd becam e th e c o u n ty seat o f th e n e w ly fo rm e d Sem in ole C o u n ty . It has rem ain ed as su ch sin ce that tim e. N o need to g o In to th e (s e t that th e c it y w a s nam ed a fte r G en era l H en ry S a n fo rd , w h o purchased a la rg e tra c t o f land on w h ic h m oat o f the city la lo c a te d . T h e p o in t h e re la, th at today Is S a n fo rd 's birth day. It la 118 y e a rs ok ). It Isn 't t h e o ld est c ity In th e c o u n ty , Lon gw ood , In c o rp o ra te d tw o yea rs e a rlie r, h a s th at distin ction . S evera l c itie s a re new er. Lake M a r y w a s In corp orated In 1973. N orth O rla n d o w a s In corp orated In 1959, w ith the n am e o ffic ia lly ch an ged to W in te r S p rin gs In 1972. WILLIAM A. RUSHER Conservatives’ problem with Powell 1 recently predicted In this space, on the basis o f Colin P o w e ll's utterances to date, that the conservative m ovem ent w ill decline to endorse or accept him as a candidate for president. Th e conaervatlves have com e too far. and ac* comptlahed to o much, to tum the W hite House over voluntarily to a man whose proclaim ed views are. by h is own Implicit admission, those o f a "R ockefeller Republican." But. assum ing Pow ell runs, either for the Republican nom ination or aa an Independent, conaervatlves a re goin g to have to cope w ith hts candidacy, so they had better make sure they understand Its appeal. What la C olin Pow ell's attraction (to w hich all the polls a ttest)? It la not, 1 think, hta view s on political Issues. Insofar as we know them , they are designed (o r ju st accidentally turn ou t) to appeal, at lea st vaguely, to a wide spectrum o f the electorate. This no doubt reassures a lot o f voters. It but stops short o f setting their pulses to pounding. It disarm s them , but doesn’t qu ite add up to a su fficient reason for voting for him . His record, then? Oen. Powell has had a distinguished m ilitary career, and la associated in the p u b lic m ind with the overw helm ingly successful G u lf W ar. but h it record doesn 't com e up to the kn ees of. say, Eisenhower's in 1902 How about his color? My own g u e s s is th at, Powell's particular non-threatening racial mix ture is. on balance, a distinct advantage: M oat A m e r ic a n s would not be afraid to see him tn the O v a l O ff ic e , a n d w o u ld w e lc o m e a chance to prove tt by voting for him. all else being equal. But I doubt that m any white voters would v o t e fo r h im (a s many voted for Mack iC o n 8 8 r v itfv *t mayoral candldatea ra going to • In various cities in have lo cop# recent years) purely w ith h it on the theory that hta race w ould s o m e ­ how, In and o f Itself, m a x * s u ra th a y e a s e th e r a c ia l understand Its tensions that are now a p p M ) .| t o r m e n t in g th e country. My personal know ledge o f Oen. Powell is'baaed on one lengthy dinner-table conversation and his subsequent speech. I reported enthusiastically on the latter In this space, and since then - like tSwhSf&itttr JACK ANDERSON Specter looking into war crimes ; In Its 118 y ea rs, few could d o u b t th at Sanford h a a seen Its share o f g ro w th a n d prosp erity, a s w e ll as losses and d ep ressio n s. Persona In teres te d In th e h istory o f S a n fo rd are fu lly a w a re o f th e devastation ca u sed b y a freeze w h ich coat u s th e celery In d u stry m an y decades a g o . Y et w e h ave m any w ith u s tod a y lirho w ere o n h an d w hen d evelop m en t b egan to s u rg e u p w a rd o n c e a g a in . O f m o a t prom in en ce Is th e op en in g re c e n tly o f th e Sem inole T o w n e C en ter m all. Persons v is itin g th e Sanford M u seu m w ill find m any p h oto s and docu m ents r e la tin g to the c ity 's p a st h istory. L o o k in g a t s o m e o f th e pictures it is o fte n d ifficu lt to b e lie v e th e progress th e c ity h as go n e through. There a re also m icrofilm c o p ie s o f th e 1906. Sanford H erald. In p rin t sin ce 1 We can o n ly w o n d e r w h a t t h e c it y 's founders w ou ld th in k If th ey c o u ld a cc Sanford to d a y In 1995. W ou ld th ey b e p lea sed w ith w hat has b e en done, o r d isa p p o in ted that m an y o f th e plana for ex p a n sio n an d develop m en t h a v e b een ignored? A t the sam e tim e , w e w onder w h a t som e o f our n ew er resid en ts w ould say If th e y look ed old c o p ie s o f th e Sanford Herald a n d found nig plans an n ou n ced for w hat w ere ex p ected be h u ge Im provem en ts to the c ity and Its Dnomy, o n ly to becom e lost in tim e because a la c k o f In terest or lack o f a va ila b le fin an cin g. jj On th is, th e an n iversary o f the c it y 's o ffic ia l crea tio n . In a d d ition to Its h istory, w e also — ed to lo o k a t Its future. L ik e the c ity ’s ln d ers. If w e. In this day and age, cou ld sk a h ea d 100 years from now , w h a t w ou ld w e see? W o u ld w e b e pleased or d isap p oin ted . W ou ld w e b e proud o f w hat o u r people, th rou gh go vern m en t, com m ittee an d citizen In v o lv e m e n t, h a ve done or w ou ld w e fin d jn ore p la n s fa lle n by the w ayside? J A s w e b e g in th e 119th year to m o rro w , let's V eep In m in d th a t ou r actions to d a y w ill form th e c ity o f tom orro w . H opefu lly, o u r ch ildren , g ra n d c h ild re n and great-gran dch ildren w ill pe p lea sed w ith w h at their fo refa th ers d id . • ; H a p p y b irth d a y . Sanford. N ow . le t's get on Jvlth th e fu tu re. i LETTER Response to 'Disgusted' ; Response to "Disgusted" who comm ented on the poem published In the Herald, Sept. 3. 1995. It is true. "B oogers" might not be the poetry of rholce o f most readers, but to speak as disparag­ ingly about It as you did. seems totally unwar­ ranted. Your opinion that It was In very bad taste and trashy and that It should never have been chosen, reeks more of an attitude o f censorship than that of a person whose sensibilities were offended. As to the Image o f Sanford schools, It seems to me that it Is people with attitudes similar to yours who arc doing most of the damage. T o think that one publication or article speaks to the quality of education In "Sanford Schools" o r to the abilities of the educators In those schools. Is absurd. It'snot for everyone. ... Judy Sellers Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor arc welcome. All Idlers must lie signed. Include the address of the writer und a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. The letters are subject tu editing. everyone else - have watched him carefully on television. My conclusion Is that his enormous appeal la baaed largely on his personality. He com es close to being Ronald Reagan aO over again, minus Reagan'a conservative beliefs and his Irish wit. Does that sound like a m inor qualification fo r the presidency? On the contrary, it Is absolutely priceless. 1 don't want to m inim ise the qualifications o f the other presidential candidates, from Clinton a ll the way to Dole and D om an. but It la fair to say that all o f them seem , in one way or another, to be "driven m en" - or. to borrow a phrase from an earlier time, nervous w recks: consumed b y lust or ambition or intellectual arrogance o r som e other equally steam y quality. By contrast. Colin Powell - no doubt tn part because he has spent his life tn the orderly embrace o f the m ilitary - comes acroas as a relaxed, knowl­ edgeable. sensible, good-hum ored, upstanding , well-balanced and patriotic m an. The American people long, quite understan­ dably, for such a trader. Th at la why they tw ice elected Elsenhow er, and later (perhaps even m ore than for hta beliefs) Ronald Reagan. W e must recognise that th ey are quite capable o f doing It again, regardless o f their hero's view s, unless these are dangerously extrem e (and G en. Pow ell's, you w ill note, arc not). ELLEN GOODMAN B om b a w ay to a byline BOSTON — Maybe those of us w h o work at newspapers should be perversely flattered that he chose print. H e sent a manifesto to us rather than sending a camouflaged vtedotape to Larry King or T o m Brokaw. Maybe It p egs the Unabom ber aa the low-tech m an he claims to be, a m an w ho still wants to b e read, not Just heard. Surely It pegs him as a m urderer with a penchant for public opinion, a terrorist who writes tn the editorial "we.” A w eek ago, the full tract o f a treatise on " I n d u s t r i a l S o c ie t y and I t s F u t u r e " blackmailed Its w ay Into The Washington Post, co-sponsored by The New York Tim es. Aa n e w s s p r e a d o f h is o n e - n e w a - c y c l e , elght-pages-of-fame, there was m ore than a little b la ck hum or In the n ew sroom s of America. How com e he gets 35,000 words and I only get 750? U this how you get around a copy editor? Yet. Just below that brittle surface, there w as a lot o f shared unease about having our profession mugged. This la what It feels like: A stranger Jumps out from a dark, murderous alley, his gun up against another man’s head and says. “ W hat'll It be? You r ethics or his life?" W e handed him our wallet. Three months ago. the man called "F C ." who had killed three people and Injured another 23. gave The Washington Post and The New York Times an ultimatum. Print my words and I'll stop. Don’t print them and I’ll kill again. As the Times* Arthur Sulzberger Jr. said. "W hether you like it or not. w e're turning our pages over to a man who has murdered people." W e ll. 1 d o n 't like It. 1 h a te It. T h e Im penetrable text of this screed against technology and In favor of "w ild nature" la not so threatening that It's dangerous to let loose upon the public. As the author wrote. "W e are not the first to mention that the world today seems to be going crazy." But like most Journalists, 1 take these pages seriously and don't believe someone should be able to scare his w ay into them. Th e irony Is that terrorists have always wanted attention. Violence has Increasingly becom e the medium by which they get the media to deliver their message. W e In the media may have aided them too generously In the years since the Iranians held both the news and the Carter White House hostage. Indeed In the proliferation o f Infotainment, the competition has made "sta rs" tn the terrorist firmament. Bob Guccione offered " F C " a regular column in Penthouse. If "Current A ffair" or "Entertainment Tonight" had been told of a video what would they have done? Bid for It? But newspapers have stuck to the first principle that nobody tells us what to print. Or not print. N ot a terrorist, not the FBI, not the attorney general. Now the Unabomber has told two o f our finest papers what to print. And the attorney general urged them to print it, as the Tim es' Sulzberger and the Post's Donald Graham put It. for "pu blic safety reasons." So Is b o m a new v a r ia t io n on th e theme o f headlinegrabbing: bomb your way to a byline. W e h a ve p r o v e d th e Unabomber's point: "In order to get our message before the pu blic w ith so m e chance o f m aking a lasting Im pression, w e 'v e had to k ill p e o p le ." T h e d e ­ cision to publish has f Just below that m ade n e w s p a p e r s brittle surface, v u ln e ra b le to th e there was a lot crazy copycats out of shared there, looking for a uneaae about new act to Imitate. having our Yet with all these profession deep reservations. I mugged. £ believe that the Post and the Tim es made what Sulzberger described os "the right choice between bad options." On the one hand. Journalistic ethics and the fear o f endless copycats. But on the other hand, a credible threat to human life. One headline blaring the news that the Unabom ber strikes anyway. Or an oth er headline blaring the news that the author o f a rejected manuscript killed someone else. Eight pages o f newsprint. Or the printed obituary o f another scientist. Anyway you balance them, the Immediate human concerns — lives — w eigh most heavily. Anyw ay you look at it. the media is a player In this story, and In this country, not Just an observer. If copycats come, we w ill face that consequence. But for the moment, this absolutely rotten decision Is the right one. This Is the sorry fact about the world the Unabomber decries as hostile to Individual freedom. It's a place increasingly vulnerable to individual violence. This tim e the Institution under attack Isn’ t In the news. It la the news. Read all about It. WASHINGTON — It’s little wonder w h y Sen. Aden Specter. R-Pa.. whose physicians told him two years ago that he had three to six weeks to live. Isn’ t running scared b y pundits who are w riting him off for the Republican presidential nomination. Aa he lay In his hospital bed with fam ily members at hla aide, Specter refused to accept the prognosis o f a malignant brain tumor. "I thought. 'I want a second opinion — m ayb e e v e n a third.'" Specter re­ c a lle d . " I w a s n 't rea d y to g iv e u p based on what he had to ray. 1 have a whole lifetime record o f doing stuff against the odds." Th e f o r m e r Phllsdelphla district attorney put on hts prosecutor's hat and started hla crosse x a m in a t io n . H e demanded that the £ Specter results of the m ag­ probably saved netic resonance Im­ niaown lift with aging (MRI) be re­ his e x a m in e d . T h e prosecutorial tumor turned out to akllla.J be benign, and was surgically removed. Specter, who la now running for the GOP presidential nomination, probably saved hla own life with his prosecutorial skills. Besides forcing a re evaluation o f the MR), he badgered hla doctor Into taking the MRI In the first place. Specter had been feeling pain In his neck and (ace for several weeks, so In June of 1993 he had U checked out. "W e did all these tests, and we couldn't find anything.” Specter told our associate Ed Henry. A frustrated Specter then Insisted that an MRI be taken, but the doctor refused. "Finally he Just bulled hla way into getting an MRI." recalled Specter's 37-year-old son. Shanln. "It showed significant growth, which was scary as hell, but (the tumor) was removed In a rather simple procedure. I think the other 99 percent o f us would have listened to our doctors and gone about our business, and w e would still be walking around with some kind o f a serious problem.” Now. with pundits declaring that Specter's presidential campaign Is terminally ill. he la once again battling long odds and parlaying his prosecutorial skills. But the Jury la still out on whether he can build a successful case for the presidency. So far. Specter has looked like a man running less for president than for DA. The pro-choice candidate la crusading against the influential radical fringe of the GOP. But Specter Is stuck at 5 percent in the polls as he weaves a legalistic argument about the "constitutional doctrine of the separation o f church and state." Specter has spent most of his time In recent weeks preparing for his meticulous In­ vestigation of the Ruby Ridge case. A memo that the senator recently received from hla son. Shanln. previewed Specter's next Investigation. The Aug. 28 m em o discussed the possibility of Specter tackling a serious Issue, but one far less likely to carry him Into the White House: the "International criminalization o f Internal atrocities.” Shanln Specter, a prominent Philadelphia attorney, wrote: "W e have often discussed establishment o f an International criminal court. Aa you may know, the drafting o f a statute for an International criminal court la proceeding slowly. I attach a 'Fifth Legal Advisers' Meeting at U.N, Headquarters tn New York' report from the July 1995 Issue o f the American Journal of International Law... which outlines the present undeveloped stalusof such a tribunal." The younger Specter was suggesting that his father Introduce legislation to permit the prosecution o f atrocities com m u ted in Rwanda or Yugoslavia, for example. In U.S. courts. A s chairm an of the Senate In ­ telligence Committee. Specter told us he wants to hold hearings on the matter next month.___________________ �Sanford Hsrafd, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Saptambar 28, 1908 - 8A* Sim pson quested by County Manager Dr. W illiam McOaa praaanla Forensic Sclanca award to Sharon Ballou o f tha Shartffa O ff lea. Crime scene tech honored by college ■ v t n e iu i Hsreld 8anlor Staff Wrltar________ SANFORD — A crim e acerw tech n ician fo r the Sem inole County S h eriff's Office h it been honored b y her alm a mater. Sharon L. Ballou waa recently given th e F oren alc S cien ce Alum ni Aw ard by the University o f Central Florida In Orlando. The aw ard la given each year to the outstanding graduate In the field o f forensic science. She graduated from U niversity o f Central Florida last year. T h e 28-year-old crim e scene technician earned her bachelor o f science degree while w orking fu ll tim e at the sheriff's office. Ballou has been em ployed b y the Sem inole County S h eriff's O ffice since 1984. P rior to her current assign­ m e n t. sh e w as s te le c o m * m untcatlona supervisor in th e com m unications center o f th e s h eriffs office. Bosnia peace carries risks ■ y «U T m H M A M An AP Naw s Analysts____________ W ASH ING TO N - When, and If, the diplom ats get done, there could lie perils In peace for President Clinton, pledged to send A m e ric a n troops in to Bosnia to help enforce a settle* m en u 7Bhutan peace Isn't quite an oxym oron, but historically It comes close. And U.S. farces would be on demonstrably dan* gerous ground, with a skeptical Congress and a roster o f political rivals prepared to blame Clinton should such a mission go wrong. Indeed, the arguments started even before the first-step accord toward a possible settlement. Republicans demanded closer c o n s u lta tio n , som e s a y in g Clinton should go to Congress for specific approval. Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, a prim e challenger for the W hite House next year, said that for th e president to assume Congress "w ill approve plana to ■end thousands of Americans In harm ’s w ay to enforce a settle­ ment Is a m ajor error." Then again, that assumes that C linton would seek a vote of a p p ro v a l, o r that C on gress would be able to force one on him. Th ere waa none before the president sent troops Into H aiti a year ago In the operation that ousted the m ilitary regime there. W hen the warring factions In Bosnia agreed In U.S.-brokered ta lk s In N ew Y ork on the fram ework for a future govern­ ment. Clinton said they had act the principles for a genuine peace, and he recalled he had prom ised long ago to have Am er­ ican troops help make It stick. But he also noted that there's a lot to be done diplomatically before his terms for deploying Am ericans are satisfied. "W e should not have ... troops on the ground under the present U.N. m andate." he said. "W e should D O R O TH Y N E LL HOLBROOK Dorothy Nell Holbrook. 63. Crcekwutcr Terrace. Lake Mary, died Wednesday. Sept. 27. 1995 at her residence. Born Dec. 2. 1931 In G affney. S.C.. she m oved to Central Florida In 1973. She was a bank teller. She belonged to Westvlew Baptist Church, and was u member of Beta Sigma Phi. Survivors Include daughter. T rls h . Lake Mary; brothers. S o o n le H a rrill. H om estead. M elvin Harrill. Chapin. S.C.: sisters. Patsy II. Hutchison. Sanford. Billie Chiles. Jackson­ ville; one grandson. G r a m k o w Funeral H om e. Sanford. In churgc of arrange­ ments. - 8*i#5» n o t h a ve ground tro o p s in com b at." W ith those caveats. Clinton w ent on to say that he’d been co m m itted for 2Vfc yea rs to deploy Americans in support o f a peace agreement. "A n d it w ill continue to be m y position and 1 w ill continue to consult w ith C ongress." be said. "W e want Congress' approv­ a l," Secretary o f State W arren C hristopher said In an NBC Interview Tuesday. H e said the adm inistration needs It because Congress would have to provide the m oney for a Bosnia peace m ission. But that left vague the form such approval m ight take, con ­ sultation or clearance by vote. T h a t's customary: there never h a s been a clear and firm definition of the boundaries be­ tw een presidential and congres­ sional authority In determ ining how and when to use Am erican forces abroad. Clinton had said early In his presidency that he would order farces to Bosnia only with a clear expression of support In C on­ gress. A year later, he had am ended that to a pledge to "w o rk with the C ongress to d e p lo y U.S. troop s th rou gh N A T O " to help enforce s peace. Democrats ran Congress then. Republicans do now. but the Issues Involved are Institutional, not on ly political. Presidents claim the constitutional pow er to act, Congresses the authority to say yea or no, and the war powers taw that was supposed to set rules for deploym ent never has worked. President Bush got congres­ sion al approval to send the forces that fought the Persian G u lf W ar but Instated he could have gone ahead anyhow. He bequeathed Clinton what was supposed to be a hum anitarian deploym ent In Somalia; it cost 36 American lives before Clinton ordered withdrawal, pre-em pting a deadline set by Congress. V an D erw orp has been m lgncd the responsibility fo r a new division to carry out the econom ic developm ent along with his other duties. T h e department Is responsible for recruiting target in o u n n ri m wed aa working w ith existin g businesses In the cou nty to retain them. A m on g V a n D erw orp 's new duties are: •D irec ts and su pervises the Economic Developm ent Program for Seminole County. •Su pervises the econom ic de­ velopm ent contract w ith the Mtd-Florida Econom ic Developm em tom nnasion. •D irects the operation o f fin d s In the Econom lc Development Tru st Fund. •C oordinates w ith other gov­ ern m en ta l a g e n c ie s and m unicipalities the prom otion o f econ om ic d e ve lo p m en t p ro­ gram s for the county. D evelops an d m a in ta in s In t e r -lo c a l agreements for Econom ic D evel­ opment. •D irects program s designed to attract business and Industry to the county. •D irects Econom ic Im pact as­ sistance to current business In the county. A fter review ing the new duties sponslbUit and responsibilities, the Em ons met p loyee R elation s D epart epartm ent reclaasiflcaUon o f VanDerworp's Job. VanDerworp shares the 137 Job c la s s ific a tio n w ith t w o others. Public Safety Director G ary Kaiser (salary $82,721) and Public Works Director G ary Sell­ ers (salary 880.974). Robert Turk w ill nil the new •45,000 a year post o f Econom ic Developm ent Coordinator full­ tim e when the bu dget year begins Oct. 1. Tu rk has been working aa the county's repre­ sentative for the Econom ic De­ velopm ent Com m ission o f MidFlorida. Th e BCC cleared the w sy for the Im m ediate hiring o f T u rk when th ey w aived re­ cruitment posting requirem ents. Th e coordinator jo b waa pro­ posed In the budget and dis­ cussed during prelim inary bud­ get w oJahop* over the summer. bed heard i o f events h ad in g to th e June 12, 1904, murders. T h e p r o s e c u t o r t o ld o f Stmpaon's dem eanor that day and suggested he had been ‘ not on ly by h is ex-wife but b y h is g irlfrie n d . Paula Bsrbterl. w ho left his home after he declined to take h er along to the recital. A t the recital, he said. Ms. Simpson Ignored him . "H e'd been rejected in public." Darden said, suggesting that's what drove S teipoon to plan for murder. "H e can 't fin d Paula. He'a got a problem w ith Nicole. H e's about to lose a ll the wom en, both the wom en In hla life, and the fuse is getting shorter, and the frustration Is building, and the anger la b u ild in g." T h e only release for his sim ­ m ering rage. Darden suggested, waa to take ■ knife and kilL "T h e hatred he has for her that night flow s out o f him Into the knife and Into h er." Darden ■aid. "H e k ills her and he kills Goldm an In this rage. ... Th ere waa a gradual release." Rem inding jurors of the tw o victim s, Darden showed Jurors color portraits o f them In life. As the pictures were propped up for Briefs1A Government on Web TALLAH ASSEE - In an effort to public access to Florida governm ent, the Departm ent o f State, Division o f Elections is offering Adm inistrative W eekly on the W eb (W OW ). Prevtoualy. Adm inistrative W eekly was on ly available In paper form. Th e sendee w ill allow users to h ave direct access to proposed rules and regulations affecting all Floridians. It la now b e in g o ffe re d free o f ch arge fo r prom otional purposes and to assess the p ro­ gram 's effectiveness. "W O W ” m ay be accessed on the Internet at th e follow ing location: http://elections.doo.state.fl.us. Ntw agtiri at Ag Ctntor SANFORD - Richard Tyson has joined the Sem inole County Cooperative Extension Service In Sanford as th e Commercial Multi-County Vegetable Agent. H e began his new assignm ent earlier this month. Tyson has had seven years o f vegetable farm ing experience In C ollier County, five y e a n o f Extension Sendee experience In Dsde County, and holds a M aster o f Science degree In vegetable crops from the University o f Florida. In addition to hla duties In Sem inole County. ju ro rs , o t h e r Im a g es w e r e flashed above on the 7-foot-high c o u r t r o o m s c r e e n : M i._ S i m p s o n ' s b a t t e r e d f a c e ’'* allegedly a fter a beatin g b y : Sim pson; M s. Sim pson an d Goldman lyin g dead in pools o f • blood. ; The victim s’ fam ilies sobbed. As Darden left the courtroom , Ms. Sim pson's father hugged him. At the end o f the day. as • Cochran le ft the courthouse surrounded by hla new b o d y ! gu ards, a g ro u p o f p e o p l e ; chanted.' 'Johnnie! Joh n n ie!" • he will also work with growers In Orange. Lake. Sumter and Voluasla Counties. For his priorities In Sem inole County he says h e wants to help farmers Identify m arkets to h elp sell the produce. Increase production « practices, give pesticide training, and teach water and fertilization efficiency. The valu e o f the vegetable Industry to the Sem inole County economy Is llstcsd as 84.5 m illion per year. Scouts sslllng popcorn SANFORD — An estim ated 15.000 o f the 25.000 youth members o f the Central Florida Council, Boy Scouts o f Am erica, are now h ittin g the streets In their Trail's End Gourmet Popcorn sale. T h e units use the m oney to buy equipm ent and supplies, and supplem ent the coat o f scouting activities. The sale, which gets underway today, con­ tinues through October 22 In the Sanford area, a ll of Sem inole County, and In Orange. O sceola. Brevard. Volusia. Flagler and Lake Counties. "L o ca l scouts give trem endously to ou r com m u nity." said Executive Board President John Jennings. "B y helping to support them , you are actually helping the citizens o f C entral Florida. And what better w ay to help than through the purchase o f popcorn. It’s a great snack.'* T h e c o m m i s s i o n e r s a ls o approved reclassification s for th ree oth er em p loyees. T w o w ork In the Municipal Service Budget Unit w hich deals with special taxing districts and the other is .a n OMB technician. C o m m u n i t i e s p e t i t i o n to establish MSBU program s for Im provem ents such as road paving, drainage, w ater service, sidewalks, aquatic weed control and streetllghtlng. The residents pay an aaaeasment to finance the designated project. The MSBU coordinator's sala­ ry w ill go from 830,555 to •32.073. The position was cre­ ated In 1969 and the last review was October. 1992. An MSBU Technician becomes an MSBU Specialist going from a salary o f 828.683 to 830.100. Th e position was created In 1992 and has not been review ed since It was created. In addition, a Management and Budget Technician’s salary o f 827.747 w ill In crease to 829,134. The job was created in 1986 and the last classification review was three years ago. RitZ O R I T A A R M S TR O N G M A TH IS Greta Armstrong Mathis. 77. Crescent Road. Orlando, died Saturday, Sept. 23. 1995 at Meridian Nursing Center. Longwood. Bom Aug. 31. 1916 in Plumvtllc, Pa., she m oved to Central Florida In 1939. She was a furniture upholsterer. She was Protestant. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e s o n s , Donald J.. Ronald J „ and Geiry L.. all of Orlando; brothers. Jack A rm s tr o n g . P lu m v ille . Lee Armstrong. Caine. Pa.; sisters. Dolly Barrows. DeBury. Bernice Harris. Homer City. Pa.; nine g ra n d c h ild re n ; fou r g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge o f arrange­ * : •. C a a tla a o d frs m P a g s 1A presentation w ill be a shortened version o f "B u s Stop.” The evenings begin both Fri­ day and Saturday with dinner at 6 p.m.. followed by the plays. Proceeds from the plays will go toward the Rltz Theater restora­ tion project. Tickets for the dinner and plays ore 815 In advance. For reservations or additional Infor­ mation. phone 323-9421. ments. HOLBROOK. 0 0 *0 7 MV M ILL Ftwwsl n r v k n tor Mr*. Dorothy Noll Hotorook. U. ot Lobo Mary, who dtod WtPwidoy. will ho 1 o'clock Friday ottor noon ot Gromkow Funoroi Homo Chapol with Rov. Oonnl* l intotan officiating Informant will bo In Ow* Iown Fort Comatory. Frlando may coll ot Oromkow Funoroi Homo Frtooy tram noon until torvlco lima. ArrangomtM* by Oromkow Funoroi Homo. « 0 e. Airport ■tv*. Sanford, j j m man. THOMAS, I T N I L " F t T I " Crorttldo torvlcot tor Mr* flttol L. Thomo*. ago Shot Gonova. who pouod away Monday, will bo canductod Friday at II a.m„ ot Itw Gonova Comatory. Gonova. with Rov. Rov In Chubb officiating. Violation tar frtondk will ho Thurtdoy from 0 * pm. ot Iho funoraJ Arrongimont* by Baldwin Fairchild Futwol Homo Oaklawn Pork Chagat, MtO CR MA. Lokt Mary. M jl A l \ t i V 1 1 Parade 1A — up lUtoothe* Ram s’ footb all gam e against Deltona High School. Tonight, there w ill be a cele­ bratory bonfire burned near the baseball Odd. Moat o f the stu­ dent body la expected to turn out for that event. "It should be a great tim e," said assistant principal Boyd Kama. "W e 're looking forward t o ll." On Friday night the king and q u e en o f the H o m e c o m in g events w ill be crowned Just prior to the football gam e. A t 7 p.m. the court w ill b e announced In anticipation o f the big event. On Saturday evening, the cafe­ teria w ill be transform ed Into a beautiful wonderland which will be the setting for the homecom­ ing dance. "T h is Is som ething the kids really look forw ard to every year." Kam s said. G o s p e l S in g in g * 1 v # S s# Featuring: Loretta Carter amt the Soundt qfPraise BEARDALL AVE. CHAPEL 3002 Beardall Ave., Sanford SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 • 7 PM OUi Time Southern & Country Gospel Singing at it's Best Umtm•EVHYOSEWELCOME FREE *0 £ SI Chureh|| a*. PastorJack L Cox and the Congregation Welcomes you. For Further Information Cal) Rick Holcomb 323*3794 Calendar C a a tla a s d fro m Pags 1A o f schools by 20 percent. That would be achieved, they said, through the m u l t i - t r a c k s y s t e m which overlap s stu den ts' schedules thereby m aking use of the school facilities all (he tim e. W right said she was "unaware o f plans” to pay for (he con­ version lo the common calendar which she felt would nccesiltatc the construction o f at least tom e new elem entary schools. Elsew here. Oaceola County ended Its experim ent this year because o f complaints from teachers and parents. Brevard and Lake counties each have a handful o f year-round schools and face no significant opposi­ tion. Volusia has 26 year-round schools and also has no major problems, officials said. BARBARA SIMMONS 333-1728 foMHlMdA 333-7408 U A L ESTATE. B K . L • A •bj - Sine* 1988 k w y w uem enoee I ; ; ; Mads by: 'Tha Phella From Phillis" 25ftSteeli AiportBM.SanfcriiFI LocatedinfteCantyClubStopped (YirrH/tuesnoppngwmef) �M - Sanford Horak), Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Sapfambar 28, 1988 C-Note first U.S. currency to get makeover to foil counterfeiters Deficit reduction bill W ASHINGTON — With Republicans In firm command, the Senate Finance Committee seems poised to bless a massive deficit reduction btU that prunes nearly a half-trillion dollars from Medicare and Medicaid, the governm ent's health care grams for the elderly and poor, know this Is going to pass because this Is a partisan, political th in g," Sen. Carol Mosley-Braun. D-tll.. said Wednes­ day night. Her comment came shortly before the GOP-controlled panel, on an 11-9 vote, brushed aside a Democratic effort to scale back the Republican-proposed changes In Medicare and cancel a proposed tax cut. T h e Democrats' defeat marked the first time the politically sensitive Medicare measure has come to a test vote In a committee In either the House or Senate. It showed that even Republicans w ho are skeptical about the tax cuts are willing to close ranks behind the seven-year budget-balancing bill. Averting lateral shutdown W ASHINGTON — Congress seems ready to send legislation to President Clinton that would avert a politically embarrassing federal shutdown. But the two sides remain at war over their long-term budget priorities. T n e House was poised to approve a bill today that would keep the governm ent functioning without furloughing workers for the first six weeks of the new fiscal year, which begins Sunday. T h e Senate Is expected to follow. Because most o f Congress' spending work Is unfinished, m any nonesaentlal federal functions would cease without the stopgap measure. "W e will avoid an unnecessary shutdown of the govern­ m ent." declared House Appropriations Committee Chairman Bob Livingston. R-La. the new 9100 bill, which cost more than •780,000 to design and develop. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and Federal Re­ serve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the makeover Is a pre­ emptive strike against counter­ feiters. "W e must stay ahead of the rush of technology." Rubin said. In the new bills, the portrait of Franklin, a pioneer In cam ­ paigning for paper currency, extends from upper to lower border. The likeness also was moved left o f center to protect against wear and tear when the bills are folded and to make room for a watermark portrait o f the founding father visible only when the bill la held up to the light. Franklin’s hair looks darker for reasons o f contrast, giving the statesman-inventor a more youthful appearance. The en­ graving la from a painting that the National Portrait Gallery said probably w as co m p leted In 1785. five y e a n before he died. The bill also has a lot more white apace and new features to make It practically Impossible ■ y J A IT O H . RUBIN Assoclstsd Press Wrllsr_________ WASHINGTON - A fter leav­ ing the basic design o f U.S. currency unchanged since the Roaring '20s. the government has begun producing m oney for the 21st Century with a dramat­ ic new look. The size and color o f the bills remain the same. But even the most casual observer can't help noticing changes Intended to foil high-tech counterfeiters; Ben Franklin la 50 percent bigger, slightly left of center and looks a little more youthful on the new •1 00 bill. T h e Treasu ry D ep artm en t staged an elaborate cerem ony In Ita o rn a te C aah R o o m on Wednesday to unveil the new C-note — the first overhaul of any greenback In nearly seven decades. New versions of smaller denominations will follow, to be completed around the turn o f the century. A n a c to r I m p e r s o n a t in g Franklin was on hand as the government took the wraps off for forger* to duplicate accu­ rately even with modem com­ puters and color scanners. Some of the security features are hidden. In the lower righthand com er, the denomination of the bill has color-shifting Ink. The number 100 changes from green when viewed head-on to black when seen at an angle. Vertical security threads. In­ troduced In 1990. will be placed In different positions depending on the denomination. Some things won't change: the new currency still says, "In God We Tru st." and the bills remain black on the front, green on the back. F ew er th a n one o f ev e ry 100,000 bills o f all denomina­ tions in circulation Is found to be c o u n t e r f e i t , a c c o r d in g to Greenspan. Th e government is concerned mainly w ith forger* overseas, where about two-thirds o f the •390 blllkm In U.S. paper money la in circulation. Greenbacks account for about one-flflh o f the world's currency supply. U n d e r t ig h t s e c re c y , th e Bureau o f Engraving and Print- Oil company donating $ to Save Th e Tiger Fund Mlcteast diplomacy W ASHINGTON — President Clinton Is trying to give Mideast diplom acy new momentum as he presides at a muchpostponed ceremony to celebrate expansion of Palestinian rule on land Israel has held for nearly three decades. While bitter opposition o f some Israelis and Palestinians is being dismissed as malicious or worse, Clinton today at the W hite House is overseeing a major agreement that will pull Israeli troops from the klx largest cities on the West Bank and could lay th e groundwork for a Palestinian state. Th e Palestinian Authority, which already controls Jericho as w ell as the O aia Strip. Is expected to have many o f the elements o f a state, including a chief executive and a legislature, as It takes control o f roughly 27 percent of the land Jordan lost to Israel In the 1967 Six-Day war. Yasser Arafat, the leader o f the once-denounced Palestine Liberation Organization, begins Clinton's day of Middle Cast diplomacy calling on him before the ceremony, with other regional leaders due to follow. ■VN. Assoclstsd Press Writer_________ OvtrtM s military baaaa and dlacipllna W ASHINGTON — Allegations that three U.S. servicemen In Okinawa raped a 12-year-old Japanese girl have Defense Secretary W illiam Perry Increasing discipline and security around m ilitary bases overseas. Perry on Wednesday announced several actions in response to the rape case and Its diplomatic fallout. He said he’s also looking fo r ways to boost positive contacts between U.S. servicemen and host communities abroad. " I want us to find ways of being better neighbors." Perry said. Perry said the Marines on Okinawa would suspend training for "a day o f reflection." and religious services this weekend would focus on that. Dirty littl# Mcrtt WASHINGTON — House Republicans call It Washington’s "dirty little secret." More than 39,000 nonprofit groups share •4 0 billion In U.S. grant money — equal to one-quarter o f this year's federal budget deficit. Even worse, aay the Republicans, most of those organiza­ tions turn around and lobby the government for more money. Led by a vanguard of freshmen, the Houae GOP wants tax-exempt groups with political agendas to give up their lobbying or forfeit the government funds. Critics say current law already bars the use of federal funds for political activities, and advocacy could suffer under more restrictions. Potential ot gana tharapy BOSTON — Though still optimistic about the potential o f gene therapy, scientists say the failure o f two ambitious early attempts show that curing diseases this way will not be easy. Separate report* In today's New England Journal of Medicine described unsuccessful efforts to attack cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy with transplanted genes. "It's very clear that we are going to have to evolve new strategies. This has turned out to be harder than some predicted." said Dr. Michael R. Knowles of the University of North Carolina, principal author o f one o f the studies. In recent years, scientists have found the genetic flaws that cause cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy. They are among the most common lethal Inherited diseases, and the discoveries led to speculation that soon there would be cures: Just replace the bad genes with good ones. Gangsta rap bualnass NEW YORK — Time Warner Inc. Is getting out of the gangsta rap business, blaming a lack o f control and not the lyrics about sex. guna and getting high. Still, the announcement Wednesday that the entertainment giant would sell tts 50-percent stake In Intcrscopc Records — the leading label for gangsta rap — left the music’s critics feeling vindicated. "It's a great victory for our children and America's future, and It docs show me that Tim e Warner docs have a corporate soul." said C. Delores Tucker, head of the National Political Congress of Black Women. Michael Fuchs, chairman and ch ief executive officer o f the Warner Music Group, said his company simply wanted more Input on the artists' lyrics. Three theaters stop showing ‘Showgirls’ JACKSON. Miss. - Three theaters In Mississippi arc saying goodbye to “ Showgirls." after complaints that the racy m ovie about an aspiring Las Vegas stripper has too much sex for Bible Belt residents. A theater owner In Grants Pass. Ore., also promised to stop showing the NC-17-raled film after the city accused him o f violating an ordinance regulating adult entertainment. Despite negative reviews, the United Artists release finished second at the nation's box ofllccs last weekend with W . 1 million in receipts. The film, which opened Friday, was shown In 1.388 theaters nationwide. Th e NC-17 rating la more restrictive than R ratings and means no one under 17-years-old Is allowed. "Showgirls” Is the first major studio release to carry the NC-17 rating In five years. Anticipating problems. MGM worked closely with theater ow ners to sell them on the Idea o f a quality adults-only film, and persuaded newspapers und T V stations to carry advertisements. From Associated Press reports ing has been producing the new •100 bills for 10 days, ft will be early next year before the gener­ al public can get Its hands on them. Th e government picked the •100 bill for the first makeover because o f It* favored status with counterfeiter*. Officials stressed that no cur­ rency will be recalled and all older bills remain legal tender and w ill likely be In circulation for years. Critics said failure to recall old b ills cou ld blunt th e antico u n terfeitin g drive because forgers can duplicate traditional notes. But the administration has said recalling old bills could destabilize the econom ies of foreign nations, particularly In Russia where greenbacks are hoarded aa a hedge agalnat Inflation. T h e last major change In U.S. currency was In 1929. when bills were reduced In size and given a uniform look. There were some small changes In 1990. Including the first use of microscopic type. A trip back in time l*fTwww|Vlw*wl Rebecca Torres, a fourth grada teacher at Idyllwllde Elementary School In Sanford, took her clese on e tour of the Seminole County Student Museum recently. The youngsters have tUen studytooth* history of Sanford. At the museum the students were able to see pictures of Now Sanford used to look and to visit a tum-of-the-century classroom. WASHINGTON - A campaign to protect the world's rare and Increasingly threatened tigers Is about to get help from a source that hasn't always been wel­ comed by conservationists and environmentalists — the Exxon Corp. Exxon, which also uses the tiger os a key sym bol In Its m a r k e tin g and a d v e r tis in g c a m p a ig n fo r g a s o lin e , an­ nounced today that It w ill donate • 5 million over the next five years to support International efforts to protect the habitat of tigers In the wild. T h e money, pari o f a Save the T iger Fund, will be administered by the National Fish and Wildlife F o u n d a tio n , u w ill h e lp protect wild tiger habitat and promote tiger breeding programs In zoos, the company said. Th e number of wild tigers has declined dramatically this cen­ tury with some estimates show­ ing no more than 7,400 animals rem aining, accord in g to the W o r ld C o n s erva tio n Union. Am ong the most endangered are the South China tiger, with no more than 80 animals believed An analysis by the pension to survive, and the Siberian tiger benefit agency shows that 20 of with only about 430 animals left, 50 plana on an underfunded conservationists say. watch list suffered withdrawals T igers have been a prime In the 1980s o f what were then target of poachers In Russia and considered excess assets. other parts o f the world because Also, the agency said, an o f the com m ercial value of examination o f 10 large plans various body parts. shows the Ways and Means limit "Unless urgent action Is taken, on withdrawals Isn't enough to tigers will vanish from the wild protect pension plans If the entirely within 20 years," said com panies go bankrupt and Ulysses S. Seal, head o f (he their pension plans are termi­ conservation breeding group of nated* Such plans would be left the World Conservation Union. with leas than 90 percent o f the " E x x o n Is c o m m i t t e d money needed to meet ita ob­ to...helping to save a legendary ligations, the agency said. s p e c ie s w h ic h r e p re s e n ts , But Jim Durfcc, director of beauty, strength and grace." actuarial practice for Towers s a id E x xon C h a irm a n Lee Perrin, a business consulting Raymond. firm whose clients Include major Exxon and conservationists corporate pension plans, said the have clashed on other environ­ adm inistration's argument Is mental Issues. baaed on a worst-case scenario. The company was strongly The W ays and Means' limit Is "a criticized by environmentalists very reasonable rough-justice und became the subject of public number covering the majority of protests after the 1989 oil spill situations," he said. by the tanker Exxon Valdez In C o r p o r a t io n s a rg u e th a t Alaska. The tanker ran aground withdrawal of excess assets from in Prince William Sound and pension funds can help workers spewed 240.000 barrels of oil If companies use the money to Into the water. expand and create more Jobs. " T o the extent that this money la Invested back Into the busi­ ness. that may very well be good F*y« • Nnuterm • Forms • Conors • C itrin for the business." said Invest­ IH fiM lC • Ftel Cz® • logos • Rejjnes • Etc ment banker Jim Lockhart, who ftfr tO Frp«.Vn • 2i.000►Ctarf W ;n s e r v e d as PBGC e x e c u tiv e SoeciM[ItOi» ColaStpzzfcre • fat Lrrzowrf director In the Bush administra­ CALL 328-8583 tion. Cabinet secretaries say GOP pension plan could rob system By DA V IM ID M 0 N 8 Associated Prses Writer WASHINGTON — Three Cabi­ net secretaries responsible for the health o f th e n a tio n 's pension system oppose R e ­ publican legislation they said would endanger the retirement security of 13 m illion Am eri­ cans. "W e are going to sec raids on pension assets that will make the train robberies during the days of Jesse James pale in comparison." Labor Secretary Robert Reich said Wednesday. Reich serves as chairman of th e C a b in e t - le v e l b o a r d overseeing the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. He and the two other board members — T rea su ry S e c r e ta r y R o b ert Rubin and Commerce Secretary Ronald Brown — adopted a resolution urging Congress to reject the measure approved last week by the House Ways and Means Committee. They said it would trigger withdrawal of up to S40 billion from pension plans in the next five years — twice that removed by companies during the cor­ porate takeover frenzy o f the 1980s, the pension agency said. The Republican plan. It said, p o t e n t ia lly a ffe c t s 2 2 .0 0 0 pension funds covering 11 mil­ lion workers and 2 million re­ tirees. The pension withdrawal pro­ posal Is pari o f a larger bill, adopted by the W ays and Means Committee on Sept. 19. that would reduce the budget deficit by $38 billion over seven years. Th e provision Is expected to raise S9.8 billion for the gov­ ernm ent because com panies would pay corporate Income taxes on withdrawals that would be permitted at any time and for any purpose. Currently, with­ drawals are permitted only If the m oney la used fo r retirees' health benefits. W ays and Means Chairman BUI Archer, R-Texaa. derided the Cabinet members' charges as a politically motivated attempt to scare people. He said the legisla­ tion would require corporations making withdrawals to leave an ample cushion o f 25 percent more than needed to meet cur­ rent liabilities. Moreover, by removing com­ panies' fears that their money Will be tied up If they contribute too much, the proposed change would encourage companies to make larger pension contribu­ tions or. If they don't already offer pensions, to create plans, he said. " I t 's goin g to mean more workers arc going to have re­ tirement protection than If we don't do this bill." Archer said, "ft vylll encourage employers to fund pensions at a very high level." H o w ever. R eich said that didn't happen In the 1980s when companies were free to make withdrawals. In fact, the money often was used to help finance leveraged buyouts. " W e know what happened when the bam door was open." Brown said. "W e closed the barn door. This would reopen the bam door. It's Illogical." Don't Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget Shop our classified pages for the rental home or apt. just right for you. TRADE SECRET WELCOMES SheMy ^/teu/e/t Formerly o f f R A T I O N S NOW AT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER MALL Upper Level By Bunlines S a n fo rd llc ra ld 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 3 2 8 -9 1 lO �THURSDAY S a n fo r d HoralcI Se p te m b e r 28 19C*S Sports IN BRIEF Volleyball success Rams boys LOCALLY TI w m parfact power team* SANFORD — Artisans, C r u y W ings and Spankers cam e away with perfect 2-0 records W ednesday In the Sanford Recreation Depart* m ent Fall Power Volleyball League In the Dan Pelham Gymnatortum at Sanford M iddle School. Artisans and Spankers both w on their two m atches in straight gam es, w ith Artisans w hipping N et W itts (0-2) 15-6. 1 5 4 and Sim pson (0*2) 15*11, 15-9; w hite Spankers edged Sim pson 16-14. 16-14 and N et W itts 15*2 15*1. C razy Wings had It a little tougher, topping Outriggers (1*1) 15*13. 15*10 and Young G u n s ( l l ) 12*15.15-7.16*14. In other games: Young Guns beat Spike Force (0-2) 15-5. 15*3 and O utriggers bested Spike Force 15*7. 15*5. Term inators had th e bye. Kiwanls Ootf Toumamant SANFORD — Bette Gram kow, Kiw anls Golf Tournam ent chair, announced that the Sanford club w ill be sponsoring a g o lf tournam ent at DeBary G olf and Country Club on Friday. O ctober 13th with a 1 p.m . shotgun start follow ed by dinner at the club. Th e tournament form at la four person scram ble, m ake your own team , w ith 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, O ctober 9th. Mall checks payable to Sanford K iw anls Club and m all, along with entries and golfers' handicaps, to: B ette Gramkow. 500 E. A irport Blvd.. Sanford. FI. 32773. Or phone (407) 322-3213. Adult Flag Football SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation Deparm ent w ill hold an organizational m eeting for an adult flag football league on Wednesday. O ctober 4th at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, low er level of Sanford C ity Hall. For m ore Inform ation, call th e Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. SH8 football tlekata on aalo SANFORD — Advance tickets lor regular season Sem inole High School football home football gam es are now on sale at William H ow ard Jew lers. Lakevlew M iddle School. Sanford Middle School and the A th letic Office In Bill Flem ing Memorial Gym nasium a t SHS. Cost is $4 for advance tickets; $5 at the gate; $30 for reserve seating; and $20 for a season ticket. Reserve seating and season tickets are only good for regular season hom e gam es. For m ore Information, call 322-4362 ex. 299. fi-fi in n —■— »-* A l a l f H iM ia , n t r a w o i t t w n i f ______________________ LONGWOOD - Lake M ary im ­ p roved to 6 4 ) In the S em in ole A th le tic C onference W ednesday w ith a 15 4. 15*7 win over Lym an. T h e Ram s are now 11*1 overall, w h ile Lym an foil to 3-7 and 1 4 in th e SAC. "W e have a veteran sound that has been playing together fo r tw o or th ree seasons," said L ah t M ary coach Bin Whalen. "W e're startin g to get It together, and w e're w here w e feel w e should be." D evin Hale led a balanced Ram s attack w ith nine sendee points and fou r k ill*. W ill Lipscomb had six its for Lake Mary, w h ile had four blocks. three k ills each, and Sean W hitm an bad tw o klHa. Larsen bad three service points, while Tony CttcreHa. Jerem y DUm ore and Adam M eeaier had two each. "W e have pretty good h itters," W halen said. " I f an opponent M en to key on one player, eomeone elae la goin g to hurt them. W e d o a pretty good jo b spreading It around, and w e have a lot o f people w ho are h ittin g the ball w ell." A ndy M ayer had seven k ills and fou r blocks for the Greyhounds. Brian Bradfey posted three M ocks fo r Lym an , w hile Stephen W oJtowtcz had one ace. Bruce V lzueta had four sendee points in a losing effort, w hile Wqftowtcz had three and M ike Green added two. D arrell Dtlmore had five sendee points in the first game for Lake M ary, w hile Larsen had three, and L ipscom b , Jerem y D tlm ore and Messier each had two. CttereUa. Lioacom b, Hale and Adam Sew ell com bined to served the Ram s to on 11-1 seond gam e lead. W ojtow lcz. V lzu eta and Mike Naes served the G reyhounds to within 12-7 before Hafaid Ptlato by PM KaaMaa A pair of Lake Mary defenders got high to team bfoek a spiks attempt by the Lyman Greyhounds Wednesday Marlins t it rtcords MIAMI — Jeff Conlne became the first Florida player to reach 100 RBIs In a season when he drove In four runs Wednesday night to lead the Marlins over the Montreal ExpoaB-3. Florida won Its club-record 65th game, one more than the In 1993, their Inaugural season. Pat Rapp (14-7) allowed three hits in seven scoreless Innings, winning his ninth consecutive decision since Aug. 6 and Increasing his club-record shutout string to 24 Innings. He left following a 47-minutc rain delay In the seventh. Florida went ahead 3-0 In the first on doubles by Chuck Carr and Conlne. and a two-run double by Greg Colbrunn. Th e Marlins made It 6-0 In the third on a two-run homer by Conlne and a run-scoring single by Steve Decker. It was Conlne's 24th homer and his 101st RBI. Colbrunn singled In a run In the seventh, and Conlne hit his league-leading 12th sacrifice fly In a two-run eighth that made the score 9-0. Shane Andrews hit a three-run homer off Jerem y Hernandez with two outs In the ninth. SANFORD — Seminole im proved to 3-2 In Class 5A . District 6 'W ednesday with a 15-10. 15-6 w in over Gateway. M arisa Alford led the T rib e attack with 10 sendee points, seven digs, fiv e sees and five kills. "T h e y got the Job done." said Sem inole coach Beth Corao. "W e started out rea lly well. They got close to us on the scoreboard, but w e Just pulled away. W e did what w e had to d o ." Tin a W hite had 11 assists, nine service points, eight digs, four aces and tw o klUa for the Tribe, w hile Aubrey Nelson added nine service points, eigh t kills, five aces and tw o digs- Seminole also got strong performances from Harm onl Rosier w ith six service points, four digs, and two sees:. Sabreena Sapp with six service points and three dlga; Niki Snell had four service points and two aces: and Kelly Langton had four service points and one ace. T h e Tribe girls got a clean sweep o f the Panthers with a three game victory In the Junior varsity match. The Seminole win set up a showdown with Lake Howell tonight. The Tribe w ill host the battle o f the two 4-0 SAC teams. " I'm looking forward to it." Corso said. "W e're going to have to play a flawless match. It's going to take a team effort." The Seminole boys squad finished the week 3-0 with a 154, 14-16. 15-6 w in over Oviedo In a SA C match. The Tribe Is now 6-2 overall and 3-2 In the SAC, while the Lions artf 2-3 overall. Greg Pegram led Seminole with a w hopping 15 service "O vied o has come a long way since last year." Corso said. "W e used everybody, and we had good poise and control." O viedo beat Seminole 15-8, 15-13 In the J.v. match. The Tribe boys squad w ill play at Lyman on Monday In another SAC battle. CRAIY WIMQS It. H O P K IN S M IA T I* O H lW to M l 4#4 I — II IT « Hw M h MMI* S A N F O R D - Like two heavyweight fighters. Crazy W ings and Hopkins Meals traded knockout punches, but in the end It was Crazy Wings that wus left standing In the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Men's Fall Wednesday Nlghl Slowpltch Softball League at Clmse Park. Crazy Wings got off to a alow start, being held hilless until the third Inning and trailing the Spring League cham ps 4-1 after three Innings. But Crazy Wings came up with four runs In the fourth Inning to lake a 5 4 lead. Jaguar injurtd JACK SO N VILLE — Jacksonville Jaguars safety Monty Grow will miss the rest of the season after doctors discovered he had tom the anterior cruciate ligament In his right knee. Grow suffered the Injury Sunday night after Intercepting a pass In the first quarter o f a 24-14 loss to Green Bay. Initially diagnosed as only a sprained knee, more serious ligament damage was found during arthroscopic surgery. Th en It was Hopkins' turn to go back on top. scoring two runs In the fourth to take a 6-5 advantage, before Crazy Wings andwered with four runs In the six lo take a 0-6 lead. Hopkins came right back with two runs In the bottom o f the six to cut the lead to 9-8, but Cruzy W ings got three insurance runs In the seventh to win the game 12-H. In the other game. Weils C on­ tracting took a 7-0 lead In the third Inning, but ASP Incorporated cam e back to cut the lead to 8-5 after four Innings. But that was os close as ASP would get as Wells scored two Insurance runs In each o f the sixth and seventh Innings to win going away. 12-5. N ex t W ednesday. W ells Con- Photo by John Cuilwm F f IN Brent Bradshaw led the Sem inole supporting cast w ith 16 service points, eight kills and four digs; Erick H o had eight service points and three kills; and Toby Spangler hasd eight service points and three kills. Herald 8ports Editor FORT LAUDERDALE — The Florida Panthers on W ed n esd a y reassign ed ce n ters Steve Washburn and Alexei Kudashov to the Carolina Monarchs o f the American Hockey League. Washburn. 20. was the Panthers’ fifth selec­ tion. 78th overall. In the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. He was scoreless In two preseason games. Kudashov. signed as a free agent, played In two presrason games and was scoreless. C sm p ists llstto— — points. 14 kills, 14 digs, and four aces. D avid Campbell added 26 assists, nine service points, nine digs, six kills and four aces, while Chris Louwsma had 13 dlga. 10 kills, six service points and one ace. Sam Julnto had 10 service points, nine digs, nine kills and tw o aces. Crazy Wings wins war with Hopkins Meats ATHLBTN OF TN I WEEK Panthors maka movaa C O LLE G E FO O TBALL □ 8 p.m. — ESPN. Maryland at Georgia Tech. (L) night. The Rams won 154,15-7 to im prove to 8-0 In the Seminole Athletic Conference smd 11-1 overall. Tribe net teams get another sweep Herald Stsff Writer AROUND TIM STAYS P o t n ir ls w i n n in th n a m e Batty Vann of th* Sanford Optimist Club pratants the Sanford Optimist Club Athlats o l tha Weak award to Seminole High School volleyball player Aubray Nelson. Th# Optimist Club's award is presented each week to an outstanding SHS alhlata. W MI I - 4 4 *n t « i. * . t * ;* +& ■ « WS LIS CONTRACT! NO II. ASP INC. S Wotl* Caatrwtla* « 4 In 3 - II 17 I ASPIncorporiHd M) Nt I I tl 4 B Wolli ir ond Coopar Dowell and Evan*. Hartley (Jl WP - B Wall* Sr. LP - Dowell IB - Wall*. B Wall* Jr.j ASP. Bergman IB Weill. R. Brown. Cooper HR - none. Record* Wt111Contracting I I. ASP lnc.01 true ting (1-1) buttles Hopkins Meats (1-1) ut 7 p.m. and ASP Incorpo­ rated (0-2) challenges Cruzy Wings (2-0) at 8 p.m. Contributing for C razy Wings w e r e w in n in g p i t c h e r S te v e Woodley (double, tw o singles, run, RHII. Rodney Taylor (three singles, three runs). Don Macher (double, single, four ROD. Ron Wlrth (two singles, four runs. RHI). Carey Keefer |two singles, three runsl. Stan Brumley (tw o singles, two RBI). David Gnldstlck (double), Gary Miller (single, run) mid Brantley Brumley (single). Doing (he damage for Hopkins Meats werr John Searles (three singles. KIH). Scott Coved (two singles, run. RBI). Kevin Julian (two singles. Ihree RBI). Jeff Dow (dou­ ble. Hirer runs). Mike Searles and C.See S oftb a ll, P a g e 2B F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y 4, V A f. \ t | II Waodtay tnd Mactwr. liafco and A. Dow. WP — Wqodlay LP — Siobo. IB — Croiy Wins*. Gotoilich. MbChof. Woodlay; Hop* In*. J. Dow. IB — nono. MR - neno. 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U « n h n CMu* (Matt IM 0 (CuMcamtJ.tOtn. i I a o n oi o m n to tt « Pi m ot •BOOM SD O W * TB4J1OIO lt ^ 00 TO to I 0 tl n o l 0 R n o V H IB io to IO IN IO 10 to •B O B * Pl*nm* TI*M) 0 )0 no to i n tManat t o io I On IO • BO 0 * P (♦» 0 * T (PHI IBM N M IM B S BO UN 10 I Tom * m n o to lU m n H m " IN • DO JIM P DO 01* IbNPTrt (H I) MB NO IO La Han CaaOt In Dm SwJrncMct M JB O JO at Ot N I II o O') • L PH U Tt tt JO - n « o o n U T) m m i D to m n l ****** Rnanl H(nwp la lh p ilp liM n t ARPttlTMOP|Ntl Rn Tat t CNtMOl l It) »a«r Rn Tat I CNtnO l SB pm FkrtOKOOMt LnHanJ.COaMt I M P (NO ID a O b * I DO.tOMt Ml N't "I'm looking forward to seeing that group next year." aald Lyman coach Norman Ready. •'ThU year's junior vanity team doea a lot of thlnga well, and they don't make many errors. Our program has been down the □Lake Newell at Lake Branttey. Freshman, 8pm; junior varsity, 0 pm; vanity, 7 pm □Lyman el Lake Mary. Freshman, 6 pm; lunior varsity, 6 pm; varsity, 7pm □Ovtede el Semliiele. Freshman, S pm; junior varsity, 6 pm; varsity, 7 p m ________________________________________ ______________ Sr. (tw o singles, two RBI), George Porzlg (single, run. RBI). Bo Sellers (single, two runs) and Danny Flint and Rick Wells (one single and one RBI each). Providing the offense for ASP Incorporated were Steve Ghent (thre e s ingles, run). J e f f Bergman (double, single, run. two RBI). Tom Wilkes (two singles. RBI). Brett Moran and Cliff Arata (one single and one run each). David Wright (single. RBI), Duane Gocmbel (single) and James Evans (run). / > « * / r z / * ,* 'i -'/ 'S ' THURS. thru MON. 1 P.M. FRI. 3 P.M " 1 TJAI< MUST00EVERY SUNDAY. HWY. 17-92 &436 WED. thru SAT. 7:30P.M. THURS A SAT. NOON; SUN. 1P.M. ABo S n u b s ) Rom Mum md Danu JO-Atei (4 0 7 ) 331-9191 EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! Win n ie s Paid EEK Liv i G m yh o un d R a c i n g 11 Racing Nkntvy • (( u m i tesfcy) • Past Tims 7:30 NUnwu - Mm , Wm . t Sat. - Past T)m I M GtnuoumBack Amos Im Via SAttumhob Tanta/Sl Pnt &Jal TmOSOUGNMURACMt ACTIONUVt VU UltUiTI IION MlAM S E M IN O L E G R E Y H O U N D PARK & F A IR P LE X C ASSEL BERRY * 4 0 7 / 6 9 9 - 4 5 10 1AM« UMf/OMMIMWtUOtt ■M d l * le*d o *« *< J iwidh IkA ill 17n •h* M W 0 llt it *4 * loi * 17-W.- lA o iff H liuhtoNteoMklM.iuiiridvoiHttwow.iH-4— 1---- l* ,1 »> o » Improved to 9-0 overall and 5-0 m the SAC with a 15-9, 15-fl victory over Lake Mary. Lake Mary travel* to play Bishop Moore tonight. Qlrit' Prep Volleyball INTRI JACKPOT (USUALLY I Id.000| OWTWU nrvtuMO c w b o m - I ' M mm p* p nn tnH P tR lW P O K . B Volleyball-— □Ovlade at Weal Orange. Junior varsity, e pm; varsity, 7 pm □ Laka Mery el lle h ep Meera. Junior varsity, 6 p.m; varsity, 7 pm CALDER NORSE RACING) I M l ) - H * t CMfln On*, opppr. NlPPPP O MlUN**) on IM1N 11Own* NO a T a n (Pam Ntl.l Bpn 0 0 * 0 00* til 0 CtWmlR a * * W IH B N p p . Boys' Prep Volleyball i f >*#• * " WMOPIS J«n - lot MO* Poo. M H 0 VpWNQOM ***• *0*0* I iDJtnRm nn 0 I •taimpn. ICbmntliai t O .IO M : Msn’s Recreation Softball ' lOrJpnr <]| R A S E P I ; Oat Cheee Park. 6:30 pm, Ken Rummel Chevrolet vs. Nobles ' Construction; 7:30 pm, Ken Rummel Chevrolet vs. BeenSO; &30 pm, BatrSOvt. Crazy Winga , □at Ptaehuret Park. 6:30 pm, M A Erectors vs. 8crubs; 7:30 pm, M X Eraclora ve. TEC Mortgage; 8:30 pm, TEC Mortgage vs. Sanford Tire is | NT.MMROnaNT iH JJtM lM i „ S B 1IB * T B H t BUb : □ Lyman at Late Mary, 7 pm • DOvtedeel Lake Newell, 7 pm Allen Dow (one single, one run and one RBI each). Bobby Shaw (single, run). Jay Johnson. Tom Szabo and Brian Jones (one alnglc each) and Kevin Moore (run). Powering Wells Contracting were Tim Cooper (triple, two singles, two runs). Randy Brown (triple, single, two runs. 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ALTAMONTE SPRINOS The Patriots Improved to 9-5 on the season Wednesday night with a 15-6, 15-12 win over Mainland. The Patriots closed out the match with four stmight points In game two after tnillng 1211. "We Just steadily pulled away In the flnt game." said Lake Brantley coach Sian Cutter. "The second game waa close the entire way. We looked strong, and we had good concentration and hustle." Kinsley Craven led the Patriots attack with eight kills, while Michelle Cates racked up five aces and 14 service points. Lauren Andrade had six service points, three digs and two kills for Lake Brantley, while Kristi Finley had four kills, four service points and one ace. The Patriot* boat I �i - — T r r r Sanford HsraM, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Baptsmbsr 28, tl People Jerry will never give up wishing IN B R IE F alt and wait for the unknown. with th at, I opened m y big mouth and got help from not B eing a kidney patien t m yself only D isney but Universal Stu­ d o e s n ’ t q u a l i f y m e f o r a d io s . A i r S h a m u . P u b l l x . transplant ao you can w ell un­ Eckerds. Hard Rock Cafe. Meets derstand why 1can relate to you. Motor Transportation, T h e In­ I feel a sense o f gratification that ternational Diamond Exchange, can’t be bought when I am able a p riva te llm o service and wss to help someone aa unfortunate able t o get in-kind services by as yourself. Social Security w ound up W e can't stop hoping, dream ­ m erely asking for them. being a tot less than I thou ght ft At o n e point I had m yself in g, w ish in g, and esp ecia lly would, so we m ake d u e w ith registered in Florida as "chart- p r a y in g for what w e n eed . w hat we can and must- M y w ife lxe word ty" b u t did ao for awhile but not Adu lts are Just as vah ible as w o rk s and b rin g s In so m e on tryingg anyw ay. T h In the m anner o f soliciting cash .ch ild ren . W hy, e v e n In the though brin gs m oney, but she on ly m akes "w is h ” tl wouh like to funding. I had to let that regis­ circus, they start o ff by saying. ind that I1 would m inim um wage and d oesn ’ t thing to mnlnd tration go aa I could not create “ Children o f aUageal” w ork a full 40 hours. I really share with you and m y readers. About tw o yea rs ego. a cousin enough Interest. It seems people If you or any reader would like wish that I could do som eth in g for ray family and m oreen, fo r o f mine, Robin C lptok. paaeed care m ore about kids and pets to find out more or g e t Involved, m yself, but I guess 1 11ju s t have away from leukem ia, w hen I than adults. In this case, an please write me at th e Sanford first heard about It 1 waa beyond adult w ould have been someone H erald. The more the m errier as to keep wishing. 19 or older. this la such a worthwhile project. I know better than to ask you knowing w hat 1 could d o to Not being daunted by the lack Rem em ber though. I am not If w e ll hit the lottery, as you her and her parents* pain. So I tan I d e a l I c a l l e d the of Interest. I have been able to fu nded, but I'm s till tak in g have so dearly stated that you .-A-Wlah Foundation, only periodically take requests from requests for "w ish es." I can't don’ t uae “ your gift” for that reason. But Jerry, do you met to find out that th ey help those v a rio u s persona around the prom ise anything bu t I d o try anything good for us com in g up who fan In the a ge brackets o f 3 United States and other parts o f the w orld. Even som ething aa to 18 years o f age. in the future? (W rit* to Jerry H a wed , C/0 Not being tota lly dismayed. I s i m p l e a s " a w i g ” fo r a put m y b ra in to w ork and chem otherapy patient w ho lost Sanford Herald, 100 N. French created • trip to Disney World her o w n hair due to treatment. 1 A*e., Sanford FL <3771. Sfewdrt's relate ao well to your pligh t. L ife for her and her fam ily. Not being not o n ly know but see a need for ph en e ter apteln taren te and e p d a k ln g e n g o B e m a n le : doesn’t always deal us th e hand a foundation. I did need ■ letter the " life threatened" Individual 1-407-3383414) w e want or wish for bu t we keep from her physician and armed who has no resources or has to 8#nk>r tvtn ti for October disabled and unable to en joy th e quality o f Ufa that I o n ce en ­ joyed . Due to certain com p lica­ tions | am unable to provide, not on ly for myself, but fo r m y fam ily ae well, those th in gs that The Sanford Senior Center announces tta ■**|*||<t*f at events for the m onth o f October. 0 Introduction to M ahJon gf — C om e and le tm bow to play Msh J on gg. Free classes beginning Th ursday, O ct ft, from 10 s.m. — 1 p.m . • T a p Dance Class for adults SO an d over. Begins Oct. 3 from 9 to 10 a .m . Instructor Is Evelyn Cheater. • B lood Pressure Check - Every first and fourth Tuesday, beginning Oct. S a t 10 am . ThM la FREE. • C ou ntry W estern Adult Line D ance C liaees — Y’afl com e down an d join U ielr new one hour d a a a beginning Oct. 3. every Tuesday even in g from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m Can th e center at 330-8899 far m or ore Information on any o f these even ts. AMUtMfIS rttlM O flM I A leu tian Island Veterans: AH service branches (active or retired), th eir fam ilies and guests w tn have rainHeunloos In Laughlln. N ev„ O ct 10-13: Avon Park. P la . Oct. 38-30; and Sanford. N.C., N ov. 8-7.1990. A lso, a h a ck to the Aleutians0 reunion Ju ne 1906. T o register, send self-addressed stam ped envelope to A1 King. P.O. B ox 130337, Sunrtoe. Fla. 33313. CALENDAR a ] ii SunriM KiwanteniMt* Friday The Sem in ole Sunrise Khranla C h ib m eets every Friday, at 7 a m., a t Shoney'a, US 17*93. south at Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klsranlans are welcome. F o r Information, call Lou Hevey, 332-0083. Frtt clinic every Friday G E N E V A — A free clinic to Inclu de blood pressure check, blood su gar screening and Im m unisations w ill be held every Friday, from 9KX) to 11:30 a.m., a t the Oeneva Elementary School In the old school building, co m er o f Fust and Main Street in O eneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Sem inole County Health Department In conjunction w ith the Sem inole County S h eriff's Office and O eneva Elem entary School. For Inform ation, ca ll 349*9384. Yard of tht Month T h e hom e and ground* of G loria and Jam es Orioles. 335 N. Sec­ ond St.. Lake Mary, has been selected by the Garden C lub of Lake Mary for the Yard o f the M o n th Aw ard. T h e w e lllandscaped yard features a vari­ ety o f trees, shrubs and plants. Daughters of Confederacy meets Friday N orm an deVere Howard Chapter a t the United Daughters at the C onfederacy meets on the last Friday o f the month. For Inform ation, ca ll 322-1428. Substance thntt dltcuusd SAFE, Subalance Abuse Fam ily Education, la conducting a “ Fam ilies In C risis" outreach program . Interested organiza­ tions w an tin g to contact the Life S avers Club at SAFE m ay call Libby Kuharmke at 391*4357. 1. Jr X / v7 / ! f! The follow in g births have been recorded a t HCA Central Florida Regional H ospital, Sanford: Sept. 4 — Zarena Charles Sutton. Sanford, boy: Michelle and A nthony Rhodes. Deltona, boy: B obble Clicquennoi. San­ ford. boy Sept. 5 — Orra and Gerald Taylor. Deltona, boy Sept. 6 — Cassandra and Nathan Bradley. Lake Monroe, boy; Jen n ifer and Scott Webster, Deltona, boy; Tina Pinto and Robert Kenner. DeBary. boy Sept. 7 — Lashodalyn D. Ruffin. Sanford, boy S e p t. B — C ry s ta l Lee Touchton. Sanford, boy: Colleen McGrath and Daniel Miller, Sanford, girl; Karen and Patrick Malaney. Deltona, boy Sept. 9 - Merita K. Blake. Lake Monroe, girl Sept. lO — Jam ie L. Mize and Michael A . Ferguson. Dellona. girl Sept. 13 — Nllda Feliciano and SfTs \ 1 laaul Pinto, Deltona, girl: F u lya an d Tuna Sake, Deltona, g irl; M ellanlc and Michael Pittm an. S a n fo rd , g irl; T h eresa a n d M ichael Salyers, Deltona, boy Sept. 14 — Violet R. Varna and Th om as D. Sweat, Sanford, boy: Susan A. Linacott. Sanford, g irl Sept. 15 — Penny R. and Richard C. Ackerman, Deltona, boy S e p t. 17 — Alba R. a n d D w ayne A. Galomeau. Sanford, b o y : Jean M. W estm oreland, L ake Mary, girl; Edith M. and Jam es T . Dowell, Sanford, boy Sept. 18 — Kimberly and Paul T rep te. Deltona, boy Sept. 19 — Katie D. H ilton. D elto n a , boy; Terri A . a n d B radlee Matthews. Deltona, boy Sept. 20 — Tonya N. M itchell and Jam es A. Jackson. Sanford, b o y; K aren P. and K u rt D. Bergm an. Deltona, girl; Jean M. and Dale L. Bennett. Sanford, g irl Tell kids born out of wedlock the truth Tt T h is is In re­ sponse to the letter from "C o n ­ cerned Grandfather." w ho ques­ tioned whether to te ll s child born out of wedlock th at he had "n o father." Thank you for your wonderful answer! A t 31, I had a ch ild ou t of wedlock. His father w as separat­ ed from his w ife w hen w e m et. I didn't want to get m arried Just because I was pregnant. Before our ton. "Jim m y,” w as bom . the man returned to his wife, and I struggled for y e a n about what to tell Jim m y about his father. Aa Jimmy grew older, my concern shifted from w hat to say about his dad to w hat to say about the fact that he had a half-sister attending h is school. I had always known, bu t Jim m y (now 13) was beginning to have T H U R S D A Y 'S PRIM S T I M S 6 00 > JO | - 00 | 10 JO | 11 00 | 11 JO j o JO | f 00 | f 10 o CD © © CfiBC" ear IF IW T ra r ABIGAIL VAN BUREN "girlfrien d s," and I was afraid that one o f them could turn out to be his half-sister. Finally one evenin g s few months ago. I sat down with Jimmy and explain ed every­ thing. I w as am azed at how well he accepted It. My t im in g w as fortunate. Within a week, the little girl told Jimmy that her m other had told her. It could have been a disaster had he learned this from the girl rather than from me. Jimmy now knows who his father Is. He has expressed a desire to m eet him. and I am sure one day he w ill. Frankly, the way I look at It, his father has Buffered a great loss In not getting to know his son — a sen sitive, sm art and likable child. M y sen­ tim ents exactly. Both children are richer for the knowledge that you two wise adults chose to •h are. 1alw ays advise parents to be com pletely honest w ith their children, a s soon as they are able to understand. ft I hope you can uae another story about return­ ing a found wallet. It waa near Christmas, and 1 waa 18 and attending Junior college. A fter finally finding a parking space. I grabbed m y books and hurried to class. I am usually ao preoccupied, a 747 cou ld land on my head and I w ouldn't notice, but suddenly th ere on the pavement. I spotted a m an 's wallet. I looked Inside and found plenty o f Identification along w ith 9100 In cash. I admit I thought about what I could buy for 8100. but I dropped it off at the administration desk along w ith m y name and address. T h e following Saturday, 1 sound asleep when the doorbell rang. My mom answered It, and cam e Into m y bedroom carrying a dozen beautiful red roses. The card with the flo w ers read, "Th an k you for restoring my faith In humanity.” I waa ao moved, I cried. Abby. I kept those roses until th ey fell apart. I still have that card — w hich means m ore to m e than anything I could h ave bought for CYNTHIA MUFF. Thank you for sharing your "h on esty la the best p olicy" message. T h e gen­ tlem an whose w allet you found certainly knows how to please a lady. (Problsms? Writs to Osar Abby. For a personal, unpublished rtp ly, send a ssltsd d rssssd , ftlAfiiMci in m lo o i I©' Ddamt AMiw P.O. Box 99440, Los Angstss, Calif. 10099. All SCC Fine Arts Theatre opens 1995*96 season CD w e— in — & A D V IC I T e llin g children the truth, w hatever tt may be, helps build th eir faith in us. If w e handle problem s w ell, our kids w ill learn to handle problems, too. Please sign m e... M »tW ~ |tw tcirfW . . 'U. c I imm iffifiiC l wU. 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"[GSR— ..-'fiB am* 'm6 t l m Sm llw m lto iF M m o i [Vn iWI H05TIUoihii g S j ---—--------- -------sn sf 09CM • KjMrt D*M-o iIn Staraol Ff K W » > x Its Tu.c^n^riwiihSwK'' * SHOWTnW kJarSpi |Ik » w w jr iiltll W l. to r IC S 1 in n HE t*T-> . uWi. mw^T£*. iinaf ■ ■ W H M ik s m ir O) * .tWJliki ICJ91 (InSlm orKrS ■ TMC I F «U im vn TH T m m m M |«w** Mt IfalJWHF IfoWl RGi Sm S > h w i - 1, 1 ^ _ [ W » I— W U [W W “ 1W UW ---------rrgB?W«.IW<»»»»|iM)C— BEST n rr i*4J’ * |tU\ The Fine A rts Theatre of Sem inole Community College opens Its 1995-96 season with Lanford W ilson 's classic play “ The Rim ers at Eldritch." on Oct. 13. 13. 14. 30 and 21 at 8 p.m. and Oct. 15 and 22 at 1:30 p.m. Playwright Lanford Wilson begins with a sim ple story about a murder In a nearly abandoned Middle W estern town called Eldritch. But this Incident ts only the beginning. Aa the murder la reflected In the eyes of the town’s Inhabitants. Wilson’s fascinating characters weave a rich tapestry o f a town In decay, and capture with Imagination, eloquence and lyrical patterns the very heart and meaning of E ld r it c h . " T h e R im e rs o f Eldritch" won the Drama Desk Vem on Rice Aw ard. Lanford WUson also won a Pulitzer Prize for his later play, T a lley’s Folly. Directed by Dr. Karen Copp. Cultural A rts Coordinator at SC C . ’T h e Rimers of E ldritch" featu res 17 Seminole County s t u d e n ts : Leslie Kin g, Sam M artin and Jennifer Singer o f A ltam on te Springs; Brent Kim ­ b a ll of Apopka: James Dunlap an d Cynthia Roberts o f Cassel­ berry; Candice Burridgc, Eddie Coppcna. Chrlaty Moore, and A m y B o w ser o f L o n g w o o d ; B ryan Douglas and Stacy Lynne L a n e o f W inter Springs: Fred U rfer o f DeLand; Nichole Preston an d Jennifer Strickland of Lake M ary; Haywood Pitman of San­ fo rd : and Heather Danenhowcr o f Sorrento. Th e stage manager is Scott Ferguaon of Sanford. Individual tickets go on sale O ct. 2. Ticket prices are 86 gen eral public; $5 senior citizens a n d students from other schools: fre e to SCC faculty and students. F o r Fine Arts Theatre inform a­ tion and reservations, call the SC C box office at 328-2040. Box o ffic e hours are noon to 4 p.m ., M onday through Friday. r . I N L M A S '' IHCHFIHD CINtMA 10 lA i'h J B S fl (P0I3) 1 "& W BABE «J) ttS«:1S THE AJSAZJNQPAMOA iPGl AOVCNTUM 2:30*11 A WALKMTHK CLOUDS ironi ______ TJftMS_______ I THE USUAL7:*) SUSPECTS 1______2:1000 HP____ (R)| i MORTAL KOM8AT ■ 2»* » 7 1 » S » i SEVEN tm| 1 TEXASCHAMSAWMAIt ACRE 1_____ Miftt7~QH9____ & l ■ ifiAvtMEART (")[ i zosnsats IS DANGEROUS MINDS I 2:10*107:20HO 1 |M SEVEN ■ 1_____ 2:» 1007:*) 10:10 �4M - OEftlorD H m M , W rtO ffl, FlofMD - T h u rg d f y , SbptpmDdf 20, I M S Ltflll Notlc«« N O T IC IO f SERVICE of process BY P U B LIC A TIO N S TA TE Of NORTH CAROL IMA C O U N T Y Of M BC KLR N bUR Q ncvom * VIIN O BO UPPASO N BOUNMYPMASEUT VS. SAGNAD B O U N M Y fH A S C U T TO: SAGNAD BOUNM YFHASCUT: The ebovq named Defendant taka node* »h»* a pitching soaking raltof against you ha* baan filed In tho above entitled Action. Th# nature a* ttw raltot being lovght It at fallawt: ABSOLUTE DIVORCE an lt*t grounds al orwyaer continuous separation. Yew art required la make a datonta la such lalar man forty IN ) Sap* um. IN S eictutivo el me tint data el pubikdtton al m*t Nellce, upon failure te Oe at, me Party seeking tarvlca against yaw arlll apply fa ma Caurl tar . mattliaf sought. This ma lam fay el SapPatrktoE. King A dampy A l Law mmBeetttae Parf Road Charlene. Harm Carolina. M l* {IM M W PublHh: Sapfambar, la.11. and N. INS DEH-1M IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U R T Of T N I IM N T IIR T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AMO POR S IN M N O L I CO UN TY, FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N n o . aa-sati-DR-aa-L VamonCudlae, Plaintiff V. Cecilia HaynatCwdfaa. N O T I C I O f AC TIO N Ta: Cecilia Haynat Cudlaa YOU A R I H 1 R I I V NOT I PICO mat an actIan far dttaaiu Han al m a rrltp i haa bean filed quirad to aarwa a copy al yewr written datana*s. II any, N It an VIR N O N CUO JO C. Paflflanar »fieea tddran It l f » Craw Circle. Ltnpoted. Florida HTTP, an ar botaro O C TO O IR Sam. lft* and tile ma erlplnal with ma clerk ol Nile court bafara Mrvlca on Fatltlanar or imma If yeu tail te da to. a default the relief demanded In the petition W ITN IS S my hand and the teal al this Court on SEPT i M i f R tarn. i n s . (Court Seal) M A R Y A N N ! M O R S! Clark. Circuit Court SamlnoN County BY: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Pubiith: September H . October S. IS. INS Df H 117 Ltga•I Notices ■ i n Y n eI C IR C U IT C O U R T ' POR S IM IN O L I C O U N TY, FLO R ID A Flto to*.*4*11CP IN i f : 1ST A T I O f CHARLfS C H R IS TO P H ! R KAUFFMAN. J R ., A/k/a CHARLfS C. K A U F F M A N . IWTWX n R O t T W W T FOR S IM IN O L I CO UN TY. FLO R ID A F O O O A T I DtVIStON NtaNawtaarfAiaaCP IN R I: I S T A T I O F OUSSIR H. THOMASo/k/a GUSSII HARDY THOM AS N O TIC I O f N O T IC I O f A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration o l the a 1 1a t a a t C H A R L f S CH R ISTO P H IR K AUFFM AN. J R ., a/k/a C H A R L I S C. K AUFFM AN , deceased. File Number B i l l C O , Itpendtop M Iha Circuit Court tar Somlnala County, Florida. Probate W ri­ tten. ma addroaa al amicb N SamlnoN County Cawrmouaa, N. Park Avenue, l aniard. P L 17771. The nomat and addroaa al me Ropcatentative and attamoy are tot N rm i ALL I N T I R I S T I O PCRSONS A R I N O T IF IIO T H A T : All natka la (ecttene met chenanpa m e vend ity al ma arlll. me qudllftcattan* al • I Court are required te file metr eblectlene w ith tbla Court W IT H IN T M I L A T I N O f T H R U M O N TH S A F T I R TM I O A T I OF T N I FIR ST PUBLI CATION O f T H IS N O T IC I OR TH IR TY D A Y S A F T I R T H I O A T I O f S I R V I C I OF A COPY O f T H IS N O T IC I ON THEM . All tradilart al ma docadant having claim* al m*t nallca It a ^ ^ a^ ^ a t ,- a rrMaTTYTOIt NY InO OTN W INq in Of pvU kalian ad tMt natka mutt ftiair claims w*th m*a Court BN 1 W IT H IN T H I L A T I R O f T H R U M O N TH S A F T I R T H I D A T ! O f T H I FIR ST PUBLI CATION O f T H IS N O T IC I OR TH IR TY D A Y S A F T I R T H I O A T I O f S I R V I C I OF A COPY O f T H IS N O T IC I ON T H IM All ether credltera al the claims al ~ RN mek claim* wim m it court W ITHIN T H R U M O N TH S A F T I R T H I D A T ! OF T H I FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION O F T H IS N O T IC I. A L L CLAIAAS. D IM A N D S . AND OBJ I C T IONS N O T SO F IL f O W IL L I f F O R f V IR B AR R IO . Ttw data al me Hi tlen al Ihit Nolica It ii. im _ Pertanal Rapraoantoitiw: C A Y C. K AUFFM AN Idol I Itsahowor Are. Am**. lAMdtPoaaa Attorney Nr W ILLIAM L. C O L B IR T . IS O U IR I Florida Bar No. 1777*1 ST IN ST ROM. MciNTOSH. COLBIRT. WHIOHAM B SIMMONS. P.A. Past ONka Boo mm Santard. F L n m a a Takphana: 0B7/»I171 Publlth: September 11. M. It D IH -IM The adminlatralion of Iha atiaN al GUSSII H. THOMAS a/k/a GUSSII HARDY THOM AS, dacaatad. fit# Number fS-IJb-CP. N pandlnp In «w Circuit Court tar SamlnoN County. F Nr Ida. PrabaN Dtvttton. me addroaa al which la Peal ONka Drawer C. Santard. Florida NTT). The i el mo la hereby given The School Board al Sam County *L d I N Ad m ln litra tlve Offlcaa. t i l l FtarWaomadm' APPROVAL O F S P E C IA L PROORAM S A N D PR O C IO U R IS FO R I X C I P TIONAL S T U O IN T S lf*4#4 THROUOH IN 7 -R . Florida Board N aubmtt N ma al Idu ca lle n I aerylea* N r Inttrwcllan aka roqulroo Sctwal gravel aa a utiiumg •atp w Flo rid a fina nce Capiat al mooa dacumenft are ctNn at b n kaa ol Iba at m i WITHIN T H R U MONTHS O f T H I FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS N O TIC I: H I aN cNMW again*! ma aataN and (I ) any abjection by PL. SANORA ROBINSON. CHAIRMAN T H I SCHOOL BOARD Of S IM IN O LI COUNTY r of mat M UM venue, ar jurladktNn al mo ALL C LA IM S A N D O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO P I L I D W ILL • I F O R IV IR B A R R IO . PuMkettan al mi* Natka baa begun an September 11. Ancilla ■ m IR^^W ^ i. ^^ R* aHw N mttail a Swimming Paal. In In < Seminot* Orlando • Winter Park 407/322*2611 407/831*9999 ADVICE TO T M I PUBLIC: If A PERSON D tCID CS TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE W ITH R I S P I C T T O A N Y MATTER C O N S I D I I I O AT T H I ABOVE M U T I N G OR H IA R IN O , H I /S H I W IL L NEED A VERBATIM B ICO B O O f T H I P B O C IIO IN O S IN CLUOINO T H I TISTIM O N Y AMO I V I M N C I . WHICH RE CORO IS NOT P R O V ID IO BY T H I CITY O f SANFORD. (FS CUSTOMERSIRV1CC fW V A TI PARTY RATES M i MRM taBM iRW E............. J 7 f e Bre MMI*t***tot«t*a7t( § Mm 7i Rmsd................« 1 f E D M 1 1 M a t .................................11.10 b i r r m m m tm Wm. Wmi e b l Br m • U b w iW e bR W R SERVICE A Billing alike, heavy phone*. F/T. entry hnaL R ffty itW SR dtf, lalb* B M T N O n * DAILY PAT ygaabty CASH B*m m fra ra m Apply Tadrt • Wark Tvwarraw AaNOrtvar a CarganNra Track Orlvar* CDL a^Ubarar* ikwtrkMNUfw * " »nb*r* SPBINTSTAf f INO. llM b H Dd IVIES NOW ACCEPTING Q E I H T w a o n n i TIA IM IS Hwaar N tw ead W an i aalytwdN*y*wadnawM*aNa Mbk Capym M l* NO aiparlanca nacattary. SJOK -t. Tra in la ce lk.H M -m -m i________ DWVEIS o ia o l m s ary local da ♦ other nurwry taak*. Mutl hava clean driver* lie. BRANCNINBOUTNURSIRV TuMdag thm fddw ta Naan Tba Oay B*Nn fubicadan Stmday I t Nmn FiMpf AOJurrW ENTB ANO CRKOlTBi M Bw mm* a» m mm bt an i aim PERSONS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES NEE01N O ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N Y OF T H I S ! P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT TH E PER SONNEL O F P IC I ADA COON O INATOR A T SM-SOl* *t HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MIflTINO. PUBLISH: Saptambar M. ANO October N.IYW o iH ia IN THE C IR C U IT CO U RT. IH A R O fO W SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. F LO R ID A PRO M T ! DIVISIOW In Be: EiN N nf IEM A I. THORP. N O T IC I O f ADMINISTRATION The admlnlatratlan *1 lb* a*t*N al ERAAA I. THORP, deceased. P ile N u m b e r tSMS-CP. I* pending In Iha Circuit Ceurt far Somlnala County. FNrlda. PrabaN Dtvltkn. m* addroaa al whkh N County Caurthauaa. Florida 77771 The E »parknead and motivated, cempatltlva pay and banatlt*. eppartunllla* ter advance mart. Immadlata openings In Oranft. Valutla L Osceola Caunttas. Call mt m trm ter gaaalnlmints. DF W P/EEO LAKlVItW tamlly tadNd. Cedar* al enfrwee. tMN. Will napalaN.m -iSld. OAK LAWN M EM O R IA L FARR 1 Cemetery Nta. aide by aid*. s u m each............ m jm im 11Fiaa medical car*, tranaparlalian. caunaallng. prlvaN On tar pin* ll rlnp Bar IH7S1I CNarvw ELECTRICIANS Cammmarlcal Eip. Orlvar* Ik. and taeta required. Call mg g A ■*. ,ta|, N O T K IO P FICTITIOUS NAME Natka k harta, givan that I n anpapad in buaineaa at a Ln. IMP. Langwaad. F L S 7 A SamlnoN County undm ma FktttNua Name ol IBUIPMENT MAST IR S. and Ihal I Inland N ragieNr said name wim ma OtvNlan al Caratten*. Taikhaatee. Florida. accardanca artm ma prw vkiana al Iha FktttNua Nam* SNNNa Ta-Wtt: Section S U N . «»-*- * rn rw i bwid ^---wMM i pi i • DabraL. Bure* ALONE 7 RESPECTED dWtng bureau tinea 1Y77I All apt* Including tanNr* I U N T O **77|M*nSS> larpadNcaunt) * * IN T O M M U * * i ns i i i n n EXT. Mil. M.W/man. Must ha IS. Touch tana needed. lary-U. r D IH H 1 it^#nhXi^r^twq!Lm ^Nm af tba pananal rapraaantativa. ar jurladktNn ol me ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FORBVIN BA R R IO . PubikaMan *1 mi* Malta* ha* M -H f l t k C a ro SERENITY INOBBS Lekalrant. Id Hr. trained staff, data Ik. Lang farm eery, Alihalm grlkd as»l 2 5 -S m c ELECTRICIAN OBTAIN REW i tale paebaga: oasts* autsid* Or lands (a«7) O d d 1st Sahr*. al m* rapraaantatlv*'* atianwy ar* get term baNw. All InNraatbd garaana ar* neulred. N R N Wtm mi* court. WITHIN T H R U MONTHS O f T H I FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICBf <11 all claim* agiinal m* aataN and (I ) any *b|*cll*n By an Inlaraatad partan N wham natka wa* *0f S7f saw 71 - H t t o W a M B i D F M M M M STM ItM T Wim location* in Santard aad Maaxt Dora, looking tor quail flad people tor all poaltlont. Apply ta parson: ]:M to dpm. anyday. H U N T'S BNO. O M Orleads Dr. ACT NOW! AVONI I d ig 741 AVON Sahr.HstLtaa b2 ? ' C t o - T I n R O N L O M U O ffM T O I n i i m s r saadta-lidA “ M flK M S U H r PtaTrata. Local atari _________StSdn-STTS ATTEN TIO N FOOO S IR V IC I WORK!RSI I Tired *1 nark­ ing nights, balldays and waaksndsT Tb a SaMloal* Cswdy Icbasl Beard - Food Servlets D apartm snl has parmananh part lima and subatttwta position* available U I N B tk M BEINB IN F O S TIB car* N bard, balag aw ay (ram bradwr a atatan ta herd*. Call Fatter Parent Recruit EXP. JOURNEYMAN __________ _ >rail: Your naighbarhaad school Food trkt Ft* mam Immadlata apaningtl Call tor WIMItMP tU B tE U K ftB »WWW I I B t d W T S R I I d U B APPLY IN PERSON Labavtow Narslag Caedar tl* EssITnd S I, Sanford. NAVE A D E B T Fra* Chrtatmet and party all yeu wantl T U P P IB W A E E .........171-0431 HOME T Y P I S T S . PC usart naadtd. S4S.0M Income petan flat Cell IMBJI34143. E it. M l f l ______________________ a ------ «---- M R s w MTVICV WTTK*g iif 17— N v n t r y A HVACSHOP MECHANICS Min. 1 yr». asparlanc*. com palllly* pay -t- b a n a lllt. l ouf/10 h r . d a y * . Cal l mt m trm ter appointmant*. DF W P/EEO_______________ A CH ILD 'S yam. tea*. impuon * NONHIRING* < I \SSJI11I) ••• Cleanft* 7ft*Cangel ty N b* hoard at aald kaartng By ardar at me City Cam ml**tan ad me City al SanNrdl FNrlda. PERSONS W ITH DISABILI­ TIE S N BB O IN O ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY O f T H I S ! P R O C I 1 O IN O S SHOULD C O N TA C T T H I PER SONNEL O F P IC I A D A COOR­ D IN A T O R A T 1SB M IS 41 HOURS IN A D V AN C E O f T H I MEITIIMS ADVICE T O T H I PUBLIC: IF A PERSON D IC IO E S TO APPEAL A DECISIO N MADE W IT H R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A TTER C O N S ID IIIO AT T H I A B O V I M I I T I M O OR H IA R IN O . H I M A V M H O A V E R B A TIM RECO RD O f T H I PR OCEEDINGS. INCLUDING T H E TE S T IM O N Y ANO E V I­ DENCE. W HICH RECORD IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C I T Y O f S A N P O R O . IPS IS* OIOS) Janat R. Daugherty City CNrk Publlth ~ OEMM* N O T IC I O f A PUBLIC H IA R IN O TO CO M SIDIB T N I ADOPTION b y L u is C a m p o * O f A N O R M M A M C IIY T H I C IT Y O f pMpH, pen and ptiiani CidiMVii SANFORD. FLORIDA fad*r I dum Q • Natka Is hereby given that a Public Heerkrtf will h* held In the Cam ml Mian Room at the City Hall In the City al laniard. Flerid*. al l.m o'clock P M an October *, taw, ta caraJdw ■doptlan a* an ardinanca by 1 C N H M H ' K F • M C N I I I C f City *1 laniard. Florida. Hit* *1 which Itaalalkw t: P F M R I O R C R B I OROIMAMCR MOl UTS U H m i AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE C IT Y O F SANFORD. FLOR RC I H I H H V I I O C H F V U I H : IDA. T O PR OVIDE AN IC O NOMIC D E V E LO P M E N T IN C E N T IV E PROGRAM: PRO­ T V H T V I F f V L L H O C K VIDIN G FOR APPLICATION P R E V IO U S S O L U TIO N : 'You can t wrlla muaic right unlasi P R O C E D U R E S ! AUTHORIZ you know how thp man that'll play It plays poke* — Duk< ING T H E C IT Y COMMISSION T O A P P R O V E C O M M IR Ell CI A L / IN D U S T R IA L D E V IL o teas by Nf a me O P M E N T FOR P A R TIC IFA TION IN T H E ECONOMIC OE V E L O P M E N T IN C E N T IV E P R O G R A M : D E F IN IN G O F F T H E LEA S H B y W .B . Park Q U A L I F I E D C O M M IR C IA L / IN O U S T R IA L D E V IL O P M E N T: O E F IN IN O ANNU A L S A L A R Y L IV E L S FOR R EQ U IR E D C R E A TE O JOBS: PROVIDING FOR COOIFICA TION. S E V E R A B IL ITY . CON F L IC T S A N O E F F E C T IV E D A TE . A copy shall ba available al th* allies el the City Clark tor all garaana desiring I* aaamln* CELEBRITY CIPHER All part la* in Interest citltan* than have an appertun! ty te ba heard at said hearing ■y order ol the City Cam mltalan ol me City al SanNrd. Florida PERSONS W ITH OISAEILI TIE S N E E O IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CO N TAC T THE PER SONNEL O F F IC E AOA COOK D I N A T O R A T 11* S*l* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G D u c k n u c le a r p h y s ic is ts c a m e d o s e b u t n e v e r q u ite s o lv e d t h e t h e o ry o l r e la t iv it y . ADVICE TO T H E PUBLIC: II a pari — dacidat k appai decision made wim reaped te any matter consider*d at above mealing ar hearing, may need a verbatim record a* the proceeding*. Including testimony and evMmca. whkh record It not provided by City at Santard (FS»*OIOS1 Linda L Braco Deputy City Clark Publish Saptambar M. IfM DEH IS* * UNCLAIMED VSHICLS A U C TIO N tmaval al th# bataw tcrlbad vohlctas wa In campilance wim P.S. 711.7b. Natka mat Butch’s Tawing will vehicle* at Fubilc Auchan tar cash an October u. 1SSI at 1 B :lt a m at If# Persimmon Asa., laniard. Pierno right ta vghktas tram Pubik Auction, m i Chav Van I DtCG Y1SSU11SSS7 inf Chav PK IDdCKL147S11SM ISfSFsrdlO ID# SPHYMOMt ln tTa ytlO ID# ASAaMlfSS7 INI FsrdPK ID# IPTCFIO BIBPAN O S IN I Honda 40 ID# JH M IM I INRClSNIi IfNSuxublMC IDs JSiOP7iGXCii*aats It o Grata Dana id s lORBAansaseMNi INS Yamaha arava runner IDd YAAA0UIJ1LN* ItW Mitt JO IDd4AlAKS*PSSI17*Mt Vshkta* may ba viewed an* prior ta auction, sal# bagtaataW Pubiith: DIH-1S1 N O T IC I O f A P U B LIC M EARIN # TO CONSIDER T N I ADOPTION O f AN ORDINJLNCE BY T N t CITY O f SANfOROt FLORIDA Natka Is hereby givan mat a Pubik Hearing will h* held In Ihe Commission Roam at ma City Hall In m* City ta Santard. F tortaw. at fa* a'ctack P M an October s, law. te camldar ma l Otaflan ta an ardtaanca by «w City ta Santard. Pier Ida. tttta at which It as totlow*: O R D IN A N C E NO. B M AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE C ITY O F SANFORD. FLOR ID A . A M E N D I N G O R D I ­ NANCE NO. 3170. AND ITS AM END M EN TS. AND AOOP TING A N A M E N O E D CLASH FIC A TIO N A N D PAY PLAN E F F E C T IV E IM M E D IA TE LY TO A U TH O R IZ E O N I (I ) A D O I T I O N A L " P O L I C E OF FICER*' POSITION AND ONE II) P A R T T IM E CRIME ANA­ L Y S T P O S IT IO N T O TH E P O L IC E D E P A R T M E N T : PR O V ID IN G FOR S E V IR A E I L I T Y . C O N F L IC TS . AND E F F E C T IV E O A T E . A capy thail be availabto al Iha office ta the City Clark tar *11 parson* desiring ta turning All parties In Interest and citltan* shall have an appartunl fy ta be heard ta said hearing by order of the City Cam mltalan ta the City at Santard. PtorId*. PERSONS W ITH OISAEILI TIES N E E O IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E PR OCEED ING S SHOULD C O N TAC T THE PER SONNEL O F F IC E AOA COOR O I N A T O R A T l i d Sdl* t l HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E T IN G AD V IC E TO T H E PUBLIC: If a parson atcldss ta appeal * dtclttan mad* wim ratpact ta any matter contlOarad at above meeting ar hearing, ha may need a verbatim record at the proceeding *. Including th* testimony and evtdsnc*. whkh record It nta provided by City ta Santard (FSJM OiO!) Linda L. brace Deputy City ClarS Publish Saptambar » . IfW DEH 1SS Labe M a ry, p l snaa* OardwiV. Pradarlck , , ., Florida Bar St*. NON * 11* N . P a r k A v t n u a F L 31771 I _________ _ Attorney tor Personal ■ ------— RfyRBEEniBIIVB Publish: Saptam October L 1«M DEH-1S7 N O TICE O f A PUBLIC NEAR lidD T O CONSIDER TN E A D O P TIO N O f AN ORD lN AN CE B T T N E C ITY O f SAM fORD. f LOR I DA Natka la hereby givan Pita a Pubik Hearing will be held In iha City Cammltalan Ream, at m* City Htal m th* City at Santard. f tor Ida, ta 7:M a' clack P M an October a, m s. to • idaplltn at an y Iha City at lan­ iard. F bride, tttta ta whkh la a* to! Wart: O RDINANCE NO. 3171 AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLOR­ IDA. D I L I T I N O T H E C IT Y COOI C H A P TE R X ALCOHOL­ IC BEVER AG ES. SECTIO N 3-1 THROUGH 3 D ; AD O P TIN G A C I T Y C O D E C H A P T E R 3. P R O V ID IN G FOR SEVER A­ BI LI T Y . C O N F L IC T S . AND E F F E C T IV E D A TE . A espy shall bo availabto at ta# attic* ta Iha City Clark tor •II partana desiring te tiemlne All part to* In dtltsnt shall have an appartunl ty tab* hoard at *ald hearing. •y order ta ttw City Cam mission ta ttw City ta Santard. riarlda PERSONS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES N E E O IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY OF THESE PR OCEED IN G S SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E PER SONNEL O F F IC E AD A COOR D I N A T O R A T ! ] • 1*1* 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E TIN G . ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC: II a parson decide* to appeal a dacltton mad* with ratpact to any matter considered al tat above meeting ar hearing, ha may need a verbatim record at m* pracaadtogs. including ma testimony and evidence, whkh record I* nta provided by th* City at Santard. IPSltodlOS) Linda L . brae* Deputy City Ctark Publlth: September to. IfW DEH1S3 N O TIC E O F A D M IN IS TR A TIV E C O M P LAIN T Caaa Ma.: in to M A CAS TO K E N N E T H W ILLIAM HANJOMA A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS. FLO R ID A An Administrative Complaint to rtveka your Ikanaalt) i •llglbillty tar Ikanaur* and ap paintmant hat bean tiled against yaw. Y ou have th# right ta request a hearing pursuant ta lection 13017(1) «nd (It. Ftor Ida Statute*, by mailing a r* quasi tar tarn* to m* Florida Department at Inauranca. Ottk* ot Legal Service*, dll Lan Building. Tailahaaaaa. Florid* lilt* 0331 II a raquatl hearing la not received by I vambar 10. tf*L th* right to a hearing In mis matter will waived and th* Inturanca Commissioner will dUpata at tall cause In eccordanc* with lew Publlth Saptambar » A Octo bar 1 .13. I*. ItW DEH 30* in?_________ Dud Mtclunics A ■ M IN ) D fM -M City Clark'* otlk a. City Hall. DAY CARE TEACHER Bailabk. anarpaiic. parson to •ark m daycare. 3 0 >547 nr.cM UTV CLASStfKD O f FT. HOURS t J | A.M. -1 3 1 M L MOMMY B n FfUOAY C lO in iA T U M M T AtU B O AY Larry Blair. Chairman Board alAdjuatmant ft CHEVROLET IQbTOaiMISaa ilOLDSMORILI 1OSAR47A0BO4MM I70L0SMOBILI 1G3AJI1R4HI ft PONTIAC n TOYOTA JTIKP lIQ aOtN M lI O TOYOTA JT1AE73DM1M7 VOLKSWAOON *110*00*1 •I SUZUKI JSIGS7IL0RlWm* ALTAMONTE TOWING 117MARKER ST ALT. IPOS SALI B IO IN S A T td:M AM VIEW I HOUR PRION. IN T t IN C E R TA IN 04STRICTS ANO B O U N O A R IIS OP T N I ] CLASSIFIED ADS Ifkalty d scribed as lacatad: a ll la/sg/gg N O TIC I O f B PUBLIC H IA R IN B O f P BO PO S ID manta ta Iha Zoning O rdlnanca/Land r lattanaaaMN • Schedule J. and Tree 1.1. of Ih a Z o n in g O r d lnance/Land Pavilapmant Rapulotion* regarding chain link knee and barbed arira Nnca, A tamptoto capy al the pro- LOT II IL K d T R l TO W N OF SARFORD R EC O R D ED P B I PO U PUBLIC RECO RD S OF S IM IN O L I C O U N T Y . PLOR NNISSAR 1NaPB 11SOOC7S4N7 71PONTIAC 11MP1WMMM 71PONTIAC >P*Y4XNMt1 D IH -k i _________________________________ O IV IL O P M N T R IB U L A T tO N S O f T N I C I T Y O f S A N FO R O f LOR I BA. INtka I* her eb y pfvan met Iha City CemmHelen will bald a Public Hearing in ma Cammltalan Ream. first Floor. City Hall, M North Park Avenue. Santard. FNrlda al 1M o'clock P.M. on O rtabir p. m mo Zanina • It gartaine N tide ’ ragdramanta In an SC*I yg/iy/gg OBUICK 104AM47A70HNC7W H D O O G f I B3BXME7PN1fMS 74 D O O M B tn ilX R tm 71 FORD tP P lY M lU ■ FORD 1PABP4RR7JPMM1 MFORO IFOOAIaSSOZASMTd M M ERCURY AINmay Nr Paraonal kapraaan*a*Iue Pubiith: Saptambar 11,1*. ittl AM I NOT ICR TO T H I PUBLIC: Natka Itharaby plvan that ttw Beard al ARualmant al the City al laniard MR babd a rapular moating an OcNhor um. tfM, M tba City Hall Cammltalan Chamber* at II: Ja a .m . m ta cantldar a raquaat U R C L A M R ID V IN K L I CHRISTOPHIR H. MORRISON 7 M South U S. Highway 17f l Fam Park. Florida UTM WILLIAM H. MORRISON. IS O U IR I BALDWIN A MORRISON. P > . 17WSouth U.S. Highway 17 « Ftm Park. FNrlda a m T i-H tla W a r if d Legil Notlc— Legal N otice Legal Notlcti H I M Day Ipeca availabto tor M 1y n . 3H-7MB__________ A Q U A LITY tchaai learning. nurse an staff....... ABC S M ALL Day Car* TLC, babto*. toddtort. Esc, ntoraapaa..............33X11* CNILD CARS IN M V NOME. Famed yard. iD -a sil. CNILO CAR E, lb My Ma* a a a BAYS. N IO M Tt. WEE KEMPS, m -a m . CNILDCARE. M T NOME. r*ba io n t a r in -a w b CNILDCARE IN M V NOME. Iliad pra-adwal REF. MARTA'S D AYC AR E. Baby's tat I Pra-Schatal Lk. "taaatataCOOKSw taum Htagtocasllir tot P LADD LAMB. Lab* Mery. Comer ta 1/4 Lake Mary Blvd. Eittto................... a w - » H i n CAEEEIVRR. paaltton Include* salary plu* ream A beard. Coil f l P Y H FM . O N L Y .H d -471*. Fart time/full lima, tra lattan a must. Ptaasa call between P a m l am. Hi-4711. *Co>>(lirif il* Light caablng for lovely childcar* cantor. Cook must have telephone A c tor leal abilIlia*. Excel lent working con J2 Z L $325.00 JMITORIM.HCIP Fart tlnw. S5 Ot hour to ilart. n* aiparlanca necessary. leavemaaaaga: H i 4S*J. JOBSS JOSS I JOBS Nerrail Service* Now Hiring! (4*7) 1741047 I I P . AOA.Novara Feel Landscape Installers Night* S Wasbsnds. dS hr*.. call Msw.-Frl............... «3»41ld Must have asp A FL driver Ik. Call tar appl. H41SS1 LOCAL NIVER Full time S part tlmo help ta paurmat sandwich ■hap in Somlnala Town* CantorMall.. Countorb toed prap. MECHANIC HUST BE IXFIIIINCEO lei medial* Opening Pasittaa Please call MIKE: 173saw MECHANIC Between: » t I am. NO N ID O E N COSTS. RO HWM MTMIKRt PATMCKT rtM S t • a DIVORCE ta t* a Immlprtatan. will*, cuetody, visitation, support, sdaptton. name change, translattan*. carperattans. credit report Mbtott. la " “ HOVANGOURMET IN FOOO COURT COURIER D R IV ER ta UM/Wh. Full Sport lima, wllltraln. B IN E R A L O FFIC E M II.M /M r. Will train, light duty. HEAVY EQ U IP . Oparatar lOtlS par hour, will train. NEW SANFORD LOCATION *74 Church SI., Santard 4 I7 -3 2 3 4 9 M a TRUCK Drtvors COL Class B •TRUSS TECHNICIANS • TRUSS PROP. WORKERS Our d-yaar aid company It Find out why mast ta aur tap tarnar* have no previous network marketing asparl •net. So* why our program It St revolutionary and aacltlng tor th* "INtta gay" aa ■Ig Time fra . Wa will ba Iha talk of ttw Industry In th* twit lyaert. This business can change yaur Ilia to C A L L: M S -2 tM 7M (24Mni. Legal Notices N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that wa are angagart In buslnet* at Mt East Lake Mary B lvd . Santard. FL 11773. Somlnala County. Florida, under ttw Fktttlou* Name ot K ATA'S IN TER N A­ TION AL SALON, and mat wa Inland to register told noma wim the Division al Corpora lien*. Tallahassee. Florida. In accardanca wim ttw provision* ot ttw Fictitious Name Statute*. To w it: Section SSI 9*. Florida Statute* tw i Sylvia Kay** John Kayo* Publlih Saptambar M. 1*W DEH la* Paint, Body GWelding 1*414*1__________ C O I U W K I CO. 07 TOIIt O M MSTINTI ~ PACXIR/LOADER OF FROZEN FOODS. Pr* vtou* warehouse tip . a plus. CDL A drug tost rtqeirad. non smoking plant. Apply: Rich Feed Flan, tol W. tlth St„ Santard. tam-4pm._______ PI**** call lor appointment FOB IN TER VIEW CEO Must have tip. PLUS tip wim lawn equip. Call tor appl _________*«7-M41*to_________ Aim ct IG24SS0 W W CALL TOOAY * w THIS IS IM THUTO PWMOn TOUCULMO , Far pickup A delivery In Central and South Florida. Will also work on loading dock, must have Class A CDL. and clean driving record. Must ba able to work a llaslbl* Khadula. Alan: a>7-H4*Ma. COHHTIlHClf 41— L # f I I f V k B S BANKRUPTCY/DIVORCE Must have asp. A FL driver Ik. Call tor appl HP law PART-TIM E It/b r. Answer talaphonas. F l a i l b l * hours/local art*, no Iiparl • n e t n a c a t t a r y . Ca l l Hd4d74dlto.Eal.nl_______ PERMANENT PART-TIME Will Train Call lor Appl COMMERCIAL LINEN Sarvka a **»7 M 4 IU )o a TH IS W EEK S mukm m m in A N T I Q U E I I N Q B R sawla* machine t i l l ; wood burning ttavt STM. compound bow M l: snap on. cross country Tarpsdo bike t/1. 771IQIS F B I . . S A T . . A Saaday. M A R K H A M R OA D, bays cloth** 411. girls 4*. baby Items, toys, dining room sat. kitchenette, bikes. A more FRIDAY A SATURDAY 441 Bavlar Road. Santard C l t l j t i n g . adds A anas. _ I !i QARAQE SALE. Dryer, chairs, bad. bookcases, and many astortad items am St. otf Lake Mary Blvd Sato Frl. A Sat, m i n e ________________ H U E S I I F A M I L Y Oarage Sato. SAT. O N LY . 4 » 1 Lake Mary Woods Sub . oft 17/*1 4 Wtldon Rd Furn . Nordic Track, mlcrowava. gat dryar. bikes, water bads, computer, printer, lawn mawar. la' sailboat, taddtar bad, toys m nm m w •GARAGE SALE AD IAR6AIR Call In your garage sale ad by II noon on Tuesday and taka advantage ol aur special garage tala ad price 11 Call Classified now tor details' 322-2611 SATURDAY A SUNDAY. I 14 77. 7*25 Magnolia Ava Sanford Tools, fishing aqulp.. A boating equip . houseware. guns, books, mlsc.___________ TUSCAWILLA/Oton Eagle: Sat S/JOIam Jpm I U ( Eag'a Nest Cl r .; mower. F L F Pastel Poppy dishes, boy 10' L girl la" blkas. lots ot mite heuto h ol d, kid s t u l t . books. software.__________________ YARD SALE. 117 N Elliott Ava F rom * to 1 S/lf'W �Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida - TTwraday, Saptambar 28, IMS - SB K IT 7 T C A R L Y L C 4 1S7 - M B M O Hd h s m / S d Id • APT, t M ATt-M MOBILE NOMR CORMRUNITY a MKtA V\ BpML H SKYLINE. MXtoacm. rm ,R H G • MXMt/ISpm.tl DRSTINY. toto..StM». • MRM VS RpDGN AROGO MOOR. aern. rm.. tluNG •SRQA VI sgm. 7t LIBERTY, Fwltolty turn, i i l r g • MDGVIR rRGN FLIiTVTOOO. w/waoh ary, gem. rm. D U G elDUG « SRM. N SKYLINE, w/atash d ry. dlihwathar. toto. J H B t'J r r . ? l^ ^ L E *jl t lm t f+r j f w l n f ••r«wT\ai w f ln f BrlMfVNt Cam patitiva apiary ana banahlt. Sandraaumato: F A (Swtord) WANTED PARTi |(HPm >8H J f f 1 parMI* a tdwttor http. Call: ,hniM ditotold.M »to KhbMat ah, too prlulayaa. waihar/Oryar, PRIVATE ENTRANCE,rato* tum d a w w m A/C. ■ FFH-. "toa m g prator aa t o r .S M W t o N W S i PATH. CMA. oaa a — sac, Aapaaii. *avaTtobto*iS/ldS^C/HV MBbIL# SANFORD, t Raanmataa m CALL: R M M « ttt-m t M . V C. ETS/Wb. t m ja a L f7 - A # e r t s w ih Witting ta train. ta y**rt ar etdar. Naadt ** S^Pwwjf M) • M ilm w a io w a m i j m m f u c * . « r-a » a tu tama. FiMaia fiN to ■ “ ■i/r ' ll iitoaal to nto.FtoaaaCaH»i-t7ir HISTORICAL SANFORD, I Ha. 1 >f Ai s rm m m toM^^FWS^NS^W^WBRRRB8BPif i^w^BraWg* apt. upatalra. Claan t/t, ' A/C, appll.. GaaF nalahbara. Adult* liM/mantn. + m e/tep . IBSnilKI COL CLAUD. FULL TIM* « H (M W kPsetaar m iNA_______ F R t l FIRST MONTHS HINT, tats Dap. mavaa In. l/». WtotoripdnpLNMNS.____ ...An APTt-SPCCIAL" a WAMRR/ORTRR HOORUF I JRRR RASK CASH* 1l>-atot TOUR Far tapllc pumper truck. C alirrtg w ain ._______ WATSON MALTY, Laha Mary afflca la naw aaaaclatn. Call tor acaraarl can............. ............... jo -sm tonaa afltoa. an l/l M llA F lN R IO to 188 M OW G MMWto WHY RIMT 7 Laha Ada tbdrm.„S4toma. 1 bdrm., lOI/ma ana up B U STS IANOORO ARIA. LAROI 1/t. gatd araa. ranpa A rafrlg. Mat/man, d m » t. nuata. r . 1/1. + tffktoncy. ramadttod, A/C, tttt/wh.. incluAaa uhllttot ar tua/man. Caalral FlarMa SANFORD 1 M l al claaata. atai/man. ♦ -JH g flg je g H ia ta g : ao . VI ACM 4 . •SANFORD I M . I w/pamhaalAalr. •SANFORD 1/1 ,1 A‘Olf•SHBi'Wg ____ m m ____ AFT. FOR RIOT. Malaria EXPRRIERCED PART-TIME I fpr" (MTTFJ. CradH Unlan, Laha Mary araa. Blind Saa b. Sanfara HaraM, F.O. Baa IM7.tan tora.yi.gm F l ^ a H W ________ nm -tm it. in, araa, camptoto prtuacy. IN •h.M toaac.taatad Callabaulaur SFICIALSII Lovely NAIVC actrtaitaa NORMMMMRHan'iNhwG FRSBIALR FHUNCNM m HI MHWRSRM m a BAKMDWT, M T , V tJ toglto |R,I WHw hgi^g IRwTOy ■WW T R ^wlal ^KWt MUST MOVED! IWG .........................MF-SB*M17. ...... * » » * VtoltoParHaur Ftwa traa GLAMOUR SHOT* aHtMfl Paid tor drtvtogl C O T a a * * o * * * 8 t-4B41 cMMcara cantor haa full a -----* II — , ---- m - - - - . . 11-^1PSfi TlmS p H lin M I t W H I I tor all tpt graup*. Salary depend* upan aducatton a npartonca. fluctuant werhtog «flSSee- LARI MART, prtvnto CHA. park an alra S w ic s M s M HM sf u s s a tja a t aNVt, C/HA. tama wtth atoar VI DuBtowWi C/NA: ttUW. A t o M S M N i IRS Rap 1 ■ F F IC IIN C T AR TS.. II a SANFORD i n , tpt.. w/and. paiia,torma.Fple.tM aM G R TM LA R It/t w/acra. paHa in. SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS ROADCONSTRUCTION SPECIAL S150SecurityDeposit W \H*H| i - ■•r l * u t I* ■ -.-Mt •,!•,.i - ' 1 • ■>' •• . ta. |. • - .Ml. I. i it i>. .......... ' I MfMiJI f 1J11 , la* a * » *, it •• *e^ I 1 » !• Allis jfl/f tl|a* *'•'* !*• * »' *a V •• s SiHiturd Avt* «!()}■ b.r ' 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 tH RArm, t jarafa. to taneaA yard NM Fafmafto Aua. <7t/47t MFWS sn , SCRR. FORCN. vary dM L TUNS tot w/toto af Iraaa. t m m a.ptuam .N lH M mm IL PORTAL AVI., V I CMA. na pato rtf. w v u i i I DORM, I BATIL CHA. tR ta manta. M t aac. Aapaalt. BHffi_______________ an. C/NA. toto Tala Mm., Rat. Rag. MN/man. + Sac Dap. NHM 7tr«M »to aNHTRIRTT yau can turn, tola > hanw, with CMA, naw paint A carpal! Al MUD hamaal Tha DWNIR<FIH.,.*naw> paint, MB PDR MON FDD B VRG OwntotoS HANS. Only pi,MB AFRCtoCatl: STENSTROM R E A L T Y , larpa knehan, acraanaA parch. Na pato. MN/man.. Ural A laat.mSNlAMKtoianart. MORILI NORM l/L an t acraa. larpa thaDy aaka. lancaA paatora. Vary (vtol araa. SMS. 1/1 With la rp a raam il ■ af kvkll., w/braahlaat bar, kwlAa utility, naw carpal A c a n l r a l A / C . h ip la l w/iprtohlar ayatoml MLMI WIST CL in , I an maM, CHA. to lam. rm. A Ip. toncaA*A.>aMnw.NHH7 V I ON I ACNIS, N. Avt., Ip. parch, tl AuaMahtoto/l.......... 14*41. OFFICI'WANINOUSI. tram tM/man.. it p t p «., FRIMI al 4*A h OW Mary RA In l/l 733 Secret Harbor Lane F srW s CAEPST G TILE B4MMMSG IrnttwH tocMKR. NM NIK. W H TM LLM EM M • a a LOCAL TAVERN. Nto M pwkug. NMSN TraHto ar*at RwE townof * a a * * R M R *— ‘ ------- ‘ L,kG, yarA A 1 itarapa blApa. RRSAT LOCATION. VI. to. tof nap carpal A vinyl, V C . Ip. •craanad parch. A mart. All SN.MG 8 1 -7MG L o H / S lio DSLTOMA ARIA, It a tm . Itool far mad to ham# ar hamaalla, haoaa. cottla. lorm I.. i m-ITN ALTAMOHTP SFRINOG BT OWNIR. dwndr llnanclnp aval labto. Sail ar toaaa aplton. OAR HARBOUR, > bdrm , 1.1 RBAL ESTATE, m e S22-748B I I . XI I l< I A l IN HANDYMAN SFICIALt 1 bArm. H a m tl FancaA. HarAwtdA Flaaral ONLY 141— H o n e s fa r Sal# A R I y o u LOIIND YOUR HOUSIT Par hap* wa can halp. Call E ditnaatto. RV OWN ID , Sanfara. 1/1. nawly daceralad thru «u». C/HA, blp lancaA yard. acraanaA parch, carport Law Mrawim nnanclnp- aanTX. BY OWNIR. Rtaaua. Naw V L 3 car carapa. larpa waadaA Hlph tta-i w/ewnar financing. atatno ornaaan. i n — T tto v M M / R o d k / W ir w •CD PLATED JVC. a*, cand. lUwnew. N aoeO JaiTM t <| i $300 O F F 3Bdrm. TT^ilfk 11/2Bath TownHorn# t> ?.■*< -it t-t i.' i i , *,*i ».• i , DPBORAH MULLING a t IBM Ciwpal. N MEG NO. 3 FO. w/tat* at taftwara. Panatinfc M Pin prlntor A cam• * * • can. «m. nastaa 187 — S p o r t in g O o o d s SPA. FORTAALE, ■ PERSON Delve* equip, underwater light C y j S / U E t O Never 3 2 4 *4 3 3 4 Uoa-frt.M-SAID*Sun. 12-S my.trim / I g to lg w ia t •DCSK/amca tym. S Maww w/Rto draaar. Mca cam. Lt. pray. *4G Cot m w m ie m n g MASTER CARtoD VISA awthar UaTton machine wtth prbitor, Ilka naw M anginal bom*, ••king SING 0 * 0 . Aak tor Wkbatto.................. JW-Mli. RSFURGtSHRD OHM* Caplin, at1 mabaa A tlaa*. Save up to rn% Mm Newt Vtomwly A Fraa dMlvwv....... n f -mb-n n 1 M F I 11M UMH 8 TIM 8 MX n o t JC FOTnay tocatlan tm StMa SI.. (lOTtord Twin Flaia). Olaat thqwcaaa*. •torn cubat, gw man* ticlL Nek*. MiatoG tlto cablmt*. afflca dtvidar panato, atock rm., lhaMnG rahlng Hack cart*. nWOTPqMna A Alrnr*. ^li^it^i^ik^i Stoning ttt^t., Sapf.lG *13 333 3744 UN VW JKTTA. a door. A/C,. auto., naw lira* A brakot.. vary claan. SING a n tail. IN7 PONTIAC FIREBIRD. I.i* anp. * cyl. black, runt graat. naada naw kay. 11300 OBO; INI Toyota Corolla Wagon, rum groat, a cyl. auto MOD obo . naoaor__________ INI LINCOLN TOWNCAR, toaba goad, runt graat. tarn. a n n u m ,___________ m i CADILLAC Sadan Da Villa. Spring Edition, dk. rod , looIhor. UK ml., mint cond., Stl.HG avanlnpa........ ni-n si •N PONTIAC Sunbtrd. Porta Carl Naw radiator, got lank, rvhouat. brako*. Int. in good cord Body ruat, blown engine _llM AItoMgm^r| 7l ^ _ _ 231—A u t o P a r t s / A c c e ts o rlp s OHS STOP TIRE SHOP. Tlrea NM B up. Mounted A Bal. IT/tl S llth al Choepo Depo M S—T r u c k s / S u m /V an s •CNSVY BIAUVILLE VAN ' 71, 1 ton. Paiaanger van. clean. Loaded I Too much to Hal. meal aoo to approciato. Only C.4H OBO......... g l 1700 tm OATSUM PICKUP, 4 cyl., I Not bad, good work truck. 117* FORD VAN. E 1S0, VI, 1t 8 - F a t i A S o g g M a s m i ISU1 U Fkhop. S tpeed. •ABAM0 ONRO MOMRUK CM A l RHto bRRaa, FRIR TO 0 0 0 0 bama antyl Puma help thaw CUTIRSI Call aftor wm.nPiTw work, U N . OBO. JW 7077 r: aiF im . A/C. Mg wheel*, naw tiro*. •' tow mltoa. **wa. m *asi. -• II J II F Wrangtor, Rio Grand* edition. Only 4K mil**, many', •lira*. Not a better looking' Nog around, n t l l l l . 111 — A n t i q u e * / c iu m -V g h ic io s W a n to d ^c h m m AU MOMMY Dm c m W%j H back chair*. B4W .n V M t SIS— A isc Hm m PUBLIC AUCTION RVSRY FRIOAT *:1G Awchow block 37N B 17/*L Ml IMG 14 FT. FIMROLASS Itthtop d SINGLE II A m tta l frame an rattan. b*u/tonangrtog mat treat 14*.. will dallvar. g 343t* •SINGLE BED mate! frame, pine head board. 110.323 44U WA1 HINO macblwo, Saar* Kenmar* ITS.' tab dining ream tobto. 3 toavat SN: SLiaM. Ml DCI DCS VS NtSE. Fm t I running. SIN. OBO m SMI A NMjWMtorG_________ mt FORD RANOER, camper F « E K ttu 5 y V s R ^ d ^ U iM a n r c / a * •FIRS CHINA. Mlhaaw whtto w/allv*r trim, aha at pattom. ttotocaa.su. nt-HM • FULL SUB RORSRRINO and mattraaa, paad cand, IN. Metal baaa/frama w/caator* M l— C ors • ILSCTtDLUX SHAMPOO machtna. LKw brand naw. us. Will nipahato. H 3 PW. •RAOUL ARM SAW. loan 14 Mchw/tort. tobto. NGWMO* 115 — i o o t S R r i d MRIRO ROOM SET, BrayMlI table w/a chair*. 1 aatra toav*4 china cafelnal A bwftot, DM toamc card. MA7IEL milts fully lot dad and pom IVAN ml. ttSOO Call i l l — A fto ito n cD S /§ E r Uaamm r mUVudm Wl • BID tlrtgto *lN w/trama, brat* haidkiard. SU Can totoiyH-.muta,.,________ •UY, ANN »tkt :.fl«N W m uaad hwwtewgwG antowa M •hap r a lln lth ln g a va il. GAMA*W to • nKn i n NWHT.......JWtoUi • U F R IO H T V A C U U M . S icallan l cen d.. s is or w.attachmontatap no-aapa •WILL SILL ar TRADE. 1 pha» comm, llova for a Hnpto phaaa mtauronl typo Hava w/caoh lop A ovan. baM A traitor, ISHP Jahraan. traiiMtpmtr. PNG m -ian 1GS Ff. tobto US HP. ID « » ‘ w K ttfio lo r COPIERS WANTED All Mahal A Sim. Running ar nM. Wilt •tohu*................. 4W-MB-MM M toDOT ARE-----BA---------BURGLAR BARG la w pu*h button ratoaaol M par^M H. HAMMOND ORGAN w/draw Bar*. Laaito round aytNm. PICKUP TOPPR R/CAMPGR. F larlda Lina, fu ll alia flkarplN* BUG........ .ni-NM QUIT IMOKIMO IM day. Pram nofvpro^lt foundation. Doctor appraved. 1W% puaranloo. CaNjaanwy-muM. UVE UM • wtolh. every month on gracartoa. Par totarmatton coll 4*71X4 lap* CASH IN F A IO t Far/wtoCaTT Truck* A M l a c . l Ke e p America BaaartHull....f f l l t t o . 1UNK CARS WANTED! Kunn Ing or not I Pay U. 7 day* a wk., wo haul i l aaa-aaa-awi OLO A JUNK CARS/TRUCKS WANTED Will pay CASH 4 haulaway Tracy: 344 Mia M t — M o to rc y c le s a n d B ik o s 1 MOTORCYCLE carrier, heavy duty, tl**I channol tonal., .quick ramnvabto dotachabl* ramp. I l l * OhO. w j-n u . paw* aq »NtoM d» v ! mc CAMPOROUND Mtmborihlp. camp from coat I to coot I. RPI aNl Ilet Ian. Paid Uaoo Saul flea 0731 Call I aoo 33* an* •CHEVY Motor homo. ’74. j Clean, rune great Full balhj A/C. Generator New awning.1 Good lira*............ .....m i 7a«i'Naaih new parental_____ • HUNTING. CAMPINO TRAIL­ ER. 3t'. gooae neck. I I 000 OBO 3M IIS7. SLIDE IN CAMPER. cab over t(eager, AC. Relrlg, healer, eic.cond.lUOQ. M3 4 U3 1171 DODO I MOTOR HOME. M‘. tell contained. *1300. OBO 331-MOt 4333 1701. n WINNEBAGO. 34 It. long, mad. condition, new engine S4toe.ni si3a (fflpifty butBtlifiyw htnl Directory of Services iW VITO et e BAITY m-MU H M SM 1B I0H M I A NOMOMIV DOVtol a MOCLOAIMA COSTI a NO RIALTORSI a 1 1 FINANCIND LMW 117 LADUNA COUNT VI, Oarapa. C/HA Haw rial, carpal and paint OUALIFISD Ftoaaclnpiuill. w i j m ......... m^uaa p x t . na. NIOOf N LAMP, m *p4ll. Ilia Ihrawph awl. naw carpal, paint badream*. tcraanad patio. lancaA, trad*. cul-Aa ioc. NfcMGnsaca.________ LOCH ARDOR. 1 BArm . C/HA. with larpa lanead yard. A tioai al ua.aaa. Hiniman Orawptnc. MIKO).______ Of£N HOUSE SAT.ASUH.llpm navatod. naar naw ihopping ~1and pooAachatto SN. CaMiMt-r OWNER FINANCE SANFORD Racantotton } or 1 bdrm» . AC. to workohap In roar. m-MMar aaaa N M jjS OWNIR FINANCIND Uaa EL PORTAL AVR., V I. C/HA. towuflllltoo. W N . tUKOt UNFORD lid G HOLLY AVI. V I. onctoaad front parch, haw C/HA. camplitoty uppra S51.0T * ------ SANFORD VI. naw rad. CHA. romodolad. naw carpal. M It I M l I d l IMMACULATE DUPLEX VI each unlit CHA. Ml appll., Muat Mill EaP.NG nvi*M M l-M iscoH ow oou s 323-5774 2SUIU6B0UAW L 1 BArm., 1 bath, nawly ra- ABOUT MOVING COSTS? eurlty pato, ahi laha. MO.tot. MBIWI A* 4*./in._______ LARI MARY CONDO. VI. NriudaO and quid araa. I alary unit*, fplc., calllnp Iana. 11M aq It. STAIN. Call ~ ‘ a m — wpfiii Sdrcr Loop Taa Rm., "________________ I ACRID OPTS ID Hlph and d r y . ..A p p rd V d R lo r 1 PHCHAWAP ON SILLyaur OFFICS A Storaat. 4N *a n. a up. MOV! IN IFICMLI man. glAIN ar BUM* SANFORD Ofnca ipaca. S4N aq. II. bulWInp total. Ota iq. t». par tmet jguf nt-fat* .i»i d, acr ratal l/sfflea. 4N L ANaatla Aoa. WMTB-im 3,".”sa,s r » j TOUCAN AFFORD Araanthama wtm a ACRlStoraat.i D Ml O M M R M M IM H QCEAHFRDNT Bill itC li Ell INCOMR PRODUCE Rt 1i 5 - D t o » « o x l D r l « k L8C8IO M 8 8BUT M U I .A an an a 1/4 acr* wim a Mp 118— O fflc t Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary Blvd.. on Lake Emma Fid., Lake Mary Mon.-Frl. 8:30 •5:30 •Sat 10- 5 Sunday Hours Posted m im L o ts fa r S a lt MMTAKMJ -” *1” HISTORIC bsvnth , m c IN O . D D U K I R I I B I M O R IL I traitor Mart—.Ml toto 1 Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 321-7303 Re a l RM Uim SANFORD 1+/ $200 O FF 2Bdrm. 2Bath KIRRT. never vaad SEN; wttkgM gaM W e *71; i plica waught not touwn* m etl YMcamaRbOT: NBTMa. IfS — M g c M s s a r y / T o o ls i: n i t M l l m ;i in v SANFORD, Laka ty ly a a , Lahalrani, S acraa f llT -C a m m a rc ia l Rasrttls Featuring AUYNNaLRAAMDaHDUSIS FLUMEar LEMONS Chartoat M47NF. MNETt A4TT HOUSES fM P rsp o rty /S o k js jb i S T , C R O IX W— H s O S t W M dDd E m C c W E IM mMcanA.Slit.NG Ft S FORRCLRAWDf, to prtv. a WOORt u i l l/ t. w/ASI. ■ araaa, toto mm.tm n m a LAM MART t/ lli t alary, •/ton, paaL na pato. nanamahar. NICRIWN/WN 1M— Industrial "1 VI. wHh AC to yard, paad arpG naw rad. carpd wtodaw*, plumbing, kllchan. SN.NP. laay quaillylnp. RIRDVATiD, Naw carpal, N Mw f^tf mp.mfnmp. G pw ■R ■R KpHa WNS, »- *im 1iiiuiia as ■ wpramp. 187— d S u h ic t a n T T a ' c /h v ' m u st BE M OHS N a M aama TLC. Italian ar olMrlminatian . ralWan. lal ttoiua NaaOM^aHaNpattM Strang bach, tart a*p-, m r u u n iaraMbtoctto toa Fadarat Fair Hauatog Ad, Fraa Uniterm* a benefit* Catt: **p a pM i w* M matlvatod paraan. Apply: s e m i r o l i m t . Mae.. tu g a Ub» Mira eng S . 7K O E O . Call caMg*^ t a a - t lf -••■ • A night*: /F u m M u ro 188 — O f f i c * S o g g N t s w c ^ r r r oa a K i a jog i ta n at ALTAMRRT8 SPRtNRD ST OWNRR, annar nnanclnp SaR n tout apRan. ------- IbWm, M earn* gala, ahi laha. SMbNG NGMUBMaTnl. .,7 l*smncr *MNtsir AduH MMUi ham* garb. VL family raqm, w/waf bar. 181 — A p p N M C t s UNFORD V I, living roam, dining room, kllchan. 1411 MAP MOLIIA Ava. SM.1W. .B u m . UNFORD V I, WlNG"Llka a orything. C/HA. rod. haw A kit., wtm oaitoo aaatotoncG ........MAMto 088i « • • ,* Kl -H g* UaUca FLORIDA STATE RIOUIBES all contractor* ha rvpltterod or cartiftod. Ta verify a tlato co n tracto r* llco n to call 1 *M-1417 f 40. Occupational Llconto* or* required by lh* county and can bo varlftod by cto lln p n t-ll» .* it. 74a X U U U fw i R o m o d tiim •NEWREMGOEL* REPAIR* Vinyl aiding, carpantry. Door*, window*. Conerata. t t H U . .. L G b i d CBattoN A i r C B N dW iR N lN i ■ RAND N IW 1 TON C/HA cand. Inttaltod to oilttinp can­ lral hoot tyttern. m o on + tae Inttoltod. S yrt. warrentry Call: M IKRN 4 MME1L C o rg m try CA B IN E TS. DOORS, pen. carpentry, drywail. Lk/lrtt- 0 4 S Intertor*............... 123440* CARPENTER All kind* M homo repair*, palntlnp 4 ceramic mo Richard Grao*......81 W71 C a r p e t/ In s ta lU tfo n C A dP E t -MILL PI AS CT First OweiWy. Top Ltoe. Stalnmattor, Savon tot. Track tots. Sculpfur** M-N Intlaltod. Cammarclal level toaaa BGWvd-....... q t t P N N ^ S smfvIc ® ALL PURPOSE Ctoaetop tor* OtRca/Camm. law ratoe. l i e m m e l Beeper I 74IAIM. APOLLO CLEANIMG SERVICE Comm./Rao. weekly, monthly or one lima. 407 814044 GLITI CLEAN Prolottlonal Mold Svc. tor your homo. CaN 81-4713 ovary naad. Jurat athl 441UU. Unco " 1* 7* ” Daaa’t MMad TNI HAMPTON NawobMpark Lk., Bonded. In*.. Satlttac •ton Guarantoad..........>4* 1*0* ^ o w e rttg CAPTAIN C O tK R lf 1 . Wayna Baal, t Man Quality Optrattonl 8 7 -TTMil........... 4M-M41 QUALITY CONCRETE WORK. 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What are the four stages o f the disease and their sym ptom s, and how long might I liv e with this condition? D EAR R E A D E R : P rim a ry biliary cirrhosis, a liver disorder of unknown cause, has four distinct phases. First, the bile ducts become In fla m e d . T h i s cau aea n o symptoms but blood tests can detect It. Second, scar tissue forma around the bile ducts. Called “ p e r ip o r ta l f i b r o s i s . " th is signifies advancing disease and leads to Jaundice and worsening liver function. Next, the scarring becomes denser. A t the same lime. In* (lamination recedes, and patlents experience fatigue and Itching, along wtth the Jaundice. Liver function la severely com ­ promised. The fourth and final stage Is cirrhosis. T h e liver shrinks and hardens. Vital metabolic reac­ tions are disrupted or halted. T h e p a t ie n t b e c o m e s p r o ­ gressively sicker and eventually will die unless he or she receives a Uver transplant. Primary biliary cirrhosis la diagnosed b y special X-rays and/or biopsy, performed by a hepatologiat (a liver specialist). There is no satisfactory cure except liv e r transplant, fo r w h ic h s u c h p a t ie n t s a r e excellent candidates. on sleeplessness, you a free copy o f m y Healtl Report "SleepAVake Disorders. Other readers w h o would like a copy should send 93 plus Along, s e lf- a d d r e s s e d , s ta m p e d envelope to P.O . Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. Be sure to mention the title. Copyright 1B95 NEWSPAPER * J ENTERPRISE ASSN (For Information on how to comm unicate electronically w tth this columnist and others, c o n - 1 tact Am erica Online by calling 1-800-827-6364. ext. 8317.) ACROSS 1 Can. prov. 4 ----• I 111 111 141 111 Ml 171 IS MtlliZinwr 10 MBmo author nr m ita^V 40 N.M. art colony U ta N 44 IMdla I Cicsty — 80 As tar----51 51 Hates 51 54 17 i WrWnfi I Harmful ttl HDD's ap. 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If East switched to a It la fine cashing winners when club, declarer would win with you're o n defeaar. However, the see. draw trump* ending In more often than not, early In the the dummy (South) and discard play, you need to be establishing his club loser on the diamond tricks for your side, not cashing queen. But when East played a w in n ers , e s p e c ia lly If that third diam ond, so that West establishes tricks for the oppo­ could ru ff aw ay the queen, declarer overruffed, drew trumps nents. There is an old saying that and drove out the spade ace. expresses this point well: When North’ s club loser disappeared playing In three no-trump, a on the spade king. At the second table, where In beginner w ins the first eight tricks and loses the last five, the given auction four diamonds whereas an expert loses the first was a transfer bid to four hearts. West led a diamond to East's four and w ins the last nine. Today's deal occurred during king. Despite being unable to see a round o f the Splngold Master the South hand, East switched Knockout Teams, the premier smartly to the club Jack. This M l up the fourth defensive trick, the event o f the Summer Nationals. At both tables, the contract club king, before South could was four hearts. At the first. obtain a discard. Tim ing Is often everything In North w as the declarer. East led the diamond king and. despite bridge. seeing the South hand as the P h illip A ld er's book, "G el dummy. East continued with the diamond ace. Now there was no Smarter at Bridge," Is available. autographed upon request, for $ 1 4 .9 5 from P.O. 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I and 7*/ Alao. readers w ill be kept Inform ed o f the National Football League throughout this season with a new cclum beginning today w ritten by Tabseott tabbsd Last tax levied 1995 Samlnol* High School Homacomlng Rain didn’t dampen parade spirit ■ V — :— ~ v ; ■tt lu iif - • .-.SwI n -TJ$ • v ' :; •* - ’ r 4Si W ater district won’t raise millage rate 9 f V IC K I I M IAM I - Farm er Oviedo star C hris Tabseott. a senior guard at the University o f Central Florida, has been honored as a B urger K ing Scholar A thlete. Stop phono solicitation C onsu m ers w h o resent the Intru sion o f telephone solicitation are protected under the F lorida telep h on e Solicitation A c t. In her consum er focus column today. Barbara O regg tells readers how to get on a "N o C a lls List.' □r * ____ Ecstasy ansst* SANFO RD — Members o f the s h e riffs de­ partm ent C ity County Investigative Bureau. (CCIB) have arrested two Sanford men and charged them with trafficking In a controlled s u b s t a n c e . T h e su bsta n ce la m e t h a m phetam lncs, com m only known as Ecstasy. S h e riffs spokesman Ed McDonough the tw o suspects h ave been Identified as M lcRael John Csshto. 27, and Rosa Edward Manfredl. 26. both o f2307 South Oak Avenue. CCIB agents served a search w arrant at their hom e W ednesday evening and reportedly found ISO Ecstasy capsule* in tbs baUw m n and another TOO tablets In the freezer. . T h e street value o f the Ecstasy w as estimated at 830M00. 7 ^ Th e taro men have subsequently been r e ­ leased from the John E. Polk Correctional Facility after posting 83.000 bond each. Herald San lor StaffWrltsr_______ SAN FO R D - It kicked off a few m inutes ea rly to try to beat the rein, but the drops got larger and closer together before the Sem i­ nole H igh School Homecoming parade m elted Into puddles along First Street. M ayor B ettye Smith, principal Oretchen Schapker and c it y com m issioners Kerry Lyons and Bob Th om as braved the rains In a line o f classic cars. Other dlgnlchedulea to tsries w ho had been set appear left their seats of em pty. Floats, so lovingly crafted b y ■tudenta and club sponsors, w ilted under the strain o f the late afternoon thunderstorm, but lit­ tle w as able to dampen the spirits of th e Sem inole High School fans who lined the street to cheer on the team and the students w ho represented the school. T h e float created by the soph­ om ore class w as declared to be the best o f the parade. The float, with a black and orange teepee and a pair o f tombstones marked In m em ory o f the Lake Bran tley P a t r io t s . w a s manned wrlth it □I m fi s*--» -* a ia ii *** ** - n B r * K J O iBTT v YttTB t Chsertsadan wars among tha fans who stuck It out through tha rainstorm that put • damper on tha pap rally that wrapped up the Samlnol* High School Homacomlng Parade. 'I Price tag put oil school board move ■y V IC K I 1 Herald Senior Staff Writer Baby banquat sat M A ITLA N D - “ The Night o f M agic” Baby Banquet Is aet for Thursday. October 5 at 7 p.m. at the Maitland Civic Center on 17-92 and Maitland A ve. A n auction w ill Include a team basketball signed by players o f the Orlando M agic, as well as M agic tickets and ball cards. D isney tickets, a new w ash er and dryer, golf outin gs and numerous other Item s will be sold. C lowns and magicians w ill be present. The event w ill also Include a bar-be-que dinner with vegetables, roll and dessert for a donation o f 810 per person. Proceeds for the activities will benefit the ACC EPT Pregnancy Center In Lon g wood. For m ore Inform ation call the center at 339-4119. SANFO RD - Included In the total am out o f property taxes paid by area residents are several separate item s. T h e m illage rate on one o f t voted on this week. T h e governing board o f the St. J oh n s R iver Water M anagem ent D istrict (8JRWMD) voted W ednes­ day nigh t to hold the line on taxes. T h e board adopted Its operating budget for the 1996/96 fiscal yea r budget beginning October 1. T h e board kept Its tax rate the sam e as this past year. 0.482 m ills, o r 49.2 cents per 91.000 o f assessed property value. T h e Sem inole County Property A ppraiser’s office said that w h ile the tax Is Included on local bills, it is listed aa a separate line Item . W ith the BJRWMD m illage rate aa now approved, a person w ith a house evaluated at 975.000. w ith hom estead exemption, w ould be payin g 824.10 In taxes w hich w ill go to the district. This is In addition to ad valorem taxes which go to the cities and/or county and schools, as □ •a SANFORD — Wanting to leave the heavy work to professionals who know what they are doing, the school baord approved the expenditure o f nearly 823.000 to move the contents o f the district adm inistrative offices to the new facility on Lake Mary Boulevard. The offices, located In the main adm inistrative building, a bevy o f portable buildings and various annexes around the district, will be packed up and transported to the new facility that w ill house all the departm ents In one location. According to Cindy Harden, facilities specialist for the facilities planning department, the bids received b y the district from m oving com panies ranged from the low bid by Beltmann North American Van Lines to the high bid by Suddath Relocation System s o f 843.100. Harden said the m overs walked through the offices to determ ine the number o f boxes o f equipment, furnishings and other item s that are being moved to th e new locations. "W e have a lo t o f the existing shelving and file cabinets and ttem a like that which need to be moved over.” Harden said. ‘Tearing w ill be bringing over a lot o f desks.” She noted that the eaae o f moving the Item s O Railroad good old days come to life nal 12 m ile loop o f tracks that helped make Sanford on e o f Herald Staff Writer Florida’ s first cities w ith an Integrated rail system. SANFORD Wednesday T h e historical railroad m arker morning the good old days will be revisited with the re-enactment of will be unveiled during a re­ enactm ent ceremony of the orig­ a railroad groundbreaking by inal groundbreaking held on Jan. General Ulysses S. Grant In 10. 1880. Dr. Larry Dodd o f New Sanford. The Seminole County Histori­ Port Richey will portray form er President Grant, with BUI Dregcal Com m ission and Coastllners are Inviting the general public to gora appearing as Henry DcLand. One side of the marker gives a Join In a m arker designation b rief history of the railroads In ceremony. It will be held on the north side o f First Street between Sanford. The other side depicts a Oak and Myrtle Avenue, an area m ap o f the train tracks that once which was Included In the origi­ □ K o o R a ilroa d , Pag* BA ■ y N IC K FFKIFAU F Union for corrections workers? SANFO RD — Corrections officers and nurses at the John E. Polk Correctional facility are votin g to determ ine whether they want the Team sters union to negotiate labor Issues for them. □ S m B r ie fs , F ags BA imoKx • ......... 89« ■ rld p o . H o ra s s s p s .. C I s s t lfM s ........m ,79 « i * n t f ....... »--«* • ._w._............ aa W tH sltn ...... a n a Public housing residents unite Council pledges support of interim administration I Children have more need of models than of critics, f 4 4 4 4 Today: Variable clo u d in e s s with scattered afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms. High In th e u p p e r 8 0 s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. SA ■ yS A N O K A ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — The group repre­ senting local public housing resi­ dents has endorsed the Interim administration following the resig­ nation o f former executive director Phyllis Richardson. Bettye Cobelt Chaney, president of the Sanford Housing Authority Resident Council Inc. stated In a letter to T h e Sanford Herald, the group plans to work with the interim administration for the good of the housing authority. I n it ia lly , some residents challenged the allegations o f Im­ p rop rieties against Richardson. Allegations Included not following SHA procument policies for the purchase and disposal o f property, placing family or friends ahead of others on the w aiting lists for housing assistance, falsifying doc­ uments. using staff during working hours for private business and paying Individuals for work they say they did not do. Richardson resigned citing health reasons before SHA attorney Clay Simmons presented his final In­ vestigation to the housing board. Results of his Investigation and a probe by the Inspector General's office In the Department o f Housing and Urban Development will be turned over to the U.S. Attorney’s office and/or state attorney's office for further review. “ It Is the position o f this organiza­ tion. that in the Interest of continu­ ing an am icable relationship with the Sanford Housing Authority, a statement should be made by and on behalf o f residents.” Chaney wrote. “ It is our confirm ed understand­ ing that Mrs. Richardson Initiated an Investigation Into her adminis­ tration with a prepared statement that she read under ‘Other Business before SHA Commissioners at the Aug. 17 m eeting. Furthermore, both the Interim ana final report of the agency's attorney revealed probable cause to allege misuse of authority In public office.” the letter con­ tinues. "Both reports were prepared by an attorney whose Integrity and ability to perform such an in ­ vestigation. representing a reputa­ ble legal practicing association are in the Council’s opinion, without questions. The facts are alao w ell docum ented.” Chaney said S.H.A.R.C. Intends to continue Its vacant unit painting co n tra ct with (he a ge n cy and further their combined efforts to advance fam ily self-sufficiency and econom ic development am ong resi­ dents. “ It Is solely based on the at­ torney’s report that we as residents f e e l m i s l e d by the p r e v i o u s director.” Chaney continue. ” Wc support the current Interim adm in­ istration and will be united In our □ S o * S u pp ort. Fags B 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 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 l U i 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Florida Train of thought A haunting we will go 4 • flB R IEFS S a n fo rd ’s A m trak depot unstaffed Safe Halloween SANFORD — Tin- public is Invltril In attend a Halloween celebration presented by tin* Daugh­ ters ot thr Spliynx. Tyre Court " I I. The event will In- this evening bom ,0 •*:*'<* p m at thr Masonic Lodge. 1317 W. I Dili St. Sanford. There will Iw goodies. costumes, contests am i prizes. By NICK PFBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — The ticket windows, tint not the doors to the waiting room closed as of Sunday at the Amtrak passenger terminal In San­ ford. According to a sign placed on the door to the terminal. "The Amtrak Sanford. Florida station will become unstuffed. Ticketing and checked baggage service will no longer be available at this location. The wait­ ing room will continue to be open for alt arrivals und departures. Marcl Larson, southern region s|>okesman at Amtrak headquarters Halloween alternative planned SANFORD — Cornerstone Assembly of God is hosting a Full Festival from 7 to 9 p in. as an altcmallve to Halloween events. There will tie food, costumes, flames and fun. The o rgan izers ask there he no scary costumes such as witches, ghosts. monsters, etc. Hlhllral cost nines arc preferred. Kids and parents alike arc welcome to attend. For more Information call Pastor Hon at 7HG2335. Bond money available F'or those who want to buy a house, but don’t have the money, help Is on the way from tile GoldenHtile Housing and Community Develop­ ment Cor|M»ratlon. There are new and exlstlnfl single family homes, condominiums, towiihouses. duplexes and 111)1) homes available. There Is down payment assistance from $3,500 to $7,500. plus bond money with G.-l percent Interest. A p plicant are required to have two years of continual employment or three years of contin­ ual Income (from SSI. AFDC. Social Security or disability Income.I F'or more Information, contact Golden Rule at 2008 S Orlando Dr.. Sanlord. or call 32-1-0123 lor tax 328-7 181) See T ra in , P a g e S A Htiald Photo by Aaron Van Saraarinqan Barney Buettner. 512 Myrtle Avo.. Sanlord. is home lor the holiday, the Hallween holiday that is Buettner adorned his homo with the spirits ot the season. Ghosts, goblins appear tonight and in folklore across the state By N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Ghost Writer Over the top SANFORD — [Justnesses throughout the nation are currently Involved In fund raising for United W ay. In Sanlord. the Seminole County Sheriffs office stafr had set a float of $II.(KX) Within |usl a lew weeks, and much short ol their deadline, stall members and deputies recorded not only reaehlnfl their floal by Friday mornlufl. hut obtalnlnfl 102 percent In pledfles so far Flvcn with that success, several Individual departments still have to submit their donation pledfles. SIB Meeting S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd S c e n ic Improvement Hoard (SID) will hold Its next reflular mccltnfl Nov. I. hcfllnnliifl at -I p in.. In the Sanford City Commission Conference Room. Items scheduled lor discussion Include the tree arbor ordinance, urban tree conference, an d htidflct status. The SID mcctinfl Isopen to the fleneral public. M ahJongg SANFORD The Sanlord Senior Center Is now offerlnfl free Jah-Jonflfl classes each Thursday mornlufl tx-gluning at 10 n.m. On Tuesdays, the center will have lap dance classes for adults 50 and over I'lie classes are Irom f> a.in. until 10 a.m. Western line dance classes lor adults are hcliifl ottered I ucsd.iv evcnliifls Irom 5:30 until 6:30 p in. For any of these classes, phone 330-5(599. Com piled from staff roports IN D EX C la salflsd s...............4 -5 B C o m ic s ..........................6B C ro s s w o rd ...................SB Doar A b b y ....................3B Deaths...........................SA D r. Qott......................... SB Editorial........................4 A Flo rid a ...........................2A H orosco pe ................ 6 B M o vlo s........................3B N atio n .........................B A P s o p ls ....................... 3B P o tlc s ......................... 3 A S p o rts .................. 1 B ,2 B T s ls v ls lo n .................. 3B W s a th s r..................... 2 A {Voting is the least arduous of a citizen’s duties. He has the prior and harder duty of making up his mind. 3 including bats, ghosts and glowing jack o lanterns to light the way tor little goblins trick or treating tonight, SANFORD — "Apparently, there Just aren't any fllmsis iii Sanlord ” said San lord Museum Curator Alicia Clarke. "K lilicr tlicrc arc nunc, or no one wants laudmli it." Clarke said every Halloween, people contact the museum to determine II there have been any flhnst stories connected to homes and/or businesses In Sanford She iudlealed that two liullditifls where people gathered in years past, such as the abandoned Kit/ theater nr the old lire house, have been rumored to have harbored flhnsts. hut notlilufl concrete has ever been proved I’coplc oltcn nunc Into the museum to research a linn*** o r Im lltlliiM JiinI Iniiir Ii I. ' mIic* **Krom tittle to lime they m ay mention that they want l be information because they have noticed somclhlufl like a floor wtilcti won't slay closed or noise in an See Haunting, Page 5A High-speed rail service in future By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Proposals were lo be submitted In Tallahassee this af­ ternoon for high speed rail service m help alleviate highway traffic In Central FTortda. Service through Sanlord however, may be many years down the road. Departm ent of Transportation s|Mikesnian Steve Homan said the scaled proposals lo be opened at [X)T headquarters In Tallahassee lorlay are expected to be strictly for commuter service to cover the area tret ween Orlando and Tumpa. Homan said the proposals to be See S p eed , Page BA Dilemma: When nature meets progress Residents nix lake damage By V IC K I DaSORM IER Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — It's not |ust a matter of being lett in the dark. Bothersome though ihut may lie. the residents ol the idyllic oasis near the shores ol DcForrst Lake and the Crystal Lake chain nil western boundary between the city ol S a n ­ lord and Seminole County, are more concerned with the damage tli.n could be clone lo ihelr lake In order to save costlier homes further down the chain ot lakes. So displeased are the homeowners In that area that they have sched­ uled a Wednesday evening meeting for all lukcfnmt property owners with county commissioner Daryl McLain and Charles F). MHl Hull III. the stormwater programs manager See Lake. Page 2A Water woes: Reforms likely B y ADAM YEOM AN S Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSKK — .liutv Williams said her family realized a dream when ihev renovated a house on a small lake In Ihe suburbs north of fiimpa lour years ago liul '.linttlx alter moving In. she watched the water virtually disap­ pear: "O ur lake got so dry you couid walk across It." Williams discovered the same ihlng happening to other lakes and wetlands n ear well fields that pumped millions of gallons of water a day lo urban areas In Pinellas and IhllslMirmigli counties. Today, she said the lake nas rctMHimlcd with the Increased rfins nl the jiast two years. Hut for many nt tiers. I fie water woes persist: See R e fo rm s, Page 2A A-buzz over Halloween Tho youngsters at Idyllwilde Elementary School in Sanford w ere all b u zzin g about the Halloween parade and parly at their school this morning Little honey bee Lauren Brooks and her kindergarten classmates donned their costumes, ranging Irom fairy prin cesses to w itches, from Power Rangers to pirates, and marched through the halls ot the school lo the delight ol teachers, students, administrators and even parents who came to watch the march Following the traditional pass through the school, the students got plenty ot treats to bring home HBfBldPhOfo by Tommy Vinc«n| -Ralpn Barton Parry T o d a y : V a r ia b le cloudiness. High in the low to mid 80s. W in d b e c o m i n g southeast 10 to 15 mph. For mors w sa th sr, sss Pag* 2A Quebec vote: Canadian visitors speak By V IC K I DaSORM IER Herald Senior Stab Writer SANFORD — In i m a m Canadians, central Florida is home hum September to March Some ol those who u liltel here III S.llllord - believe lie vote vesleidav dial liearlv lll.ule Quebec a country Illlto llsell Ibv .1 50 li lo l ‘ t t perrent margin! said dial ttiighi haver! changed everything F .v e n now die l i g h t v o ii leaves m .uiv d u n g s u p in die alt I he ( an.nil.in e m reiicv • mild be devalued and vve dou I know it vv«- will Ii .i v ( iiur ovvn i iirreuev said David Pierre of Laval, which Is near Montreal I don't know what tills will mean for IIS " Pierre said lie regrets not studying the matter further and not returning home locust Ills ballot, t never really thought much of it." he said "I Sec Quebec. Page 2 A �*A - Sanford HtrM, Swiford. Florida -Tuesday, October 31. IMS NEW S FR O M TH E R E G IO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Remedial courses needed for college? Ttn days inspaea CAPE CANAVERAL - Space shuttle Columbia's astronauts marked their 10th day In space by conducting laboratory experiments on their relatively trouble-free mission. "T h e science continues to press right on ahead." NASA mission operations representative Bob Castle said Monday. "1 think the crew has gotten Into the groove as far as their workday, and they seem to be well rested as well as working hard." Castle said there have been only "very , very m inor" shuttle problems during the mission. Th e science equipment also has worked well, for the most part. One snag Monday Involved a fire study: Crewman Fred Leslie could notlgnlte heptane fuel In an enclosed chamber because o f a tool problem. Columbia and Its seven astronauts are due back at Kennedy Space Center on Sunday. 16 days after taking off. Fish art biting, flsharman aranot DEST1N. Fla. - The fish are biting, but the fishermen are not. Charter boat captains say Hurricane Opal blew a bonanaxa o f fish Into Florida Panhandle waters, but they claim overly dramatic publicity about the storm has needlessly scared o ff anglers and other tourists. Th e Oct. 4 hurricane failed to stop the monthlong Destln F ishin g Rodeo, the m a jo r even t o f the year fo r this self-proclaimed "W orld's Luckiest Fishing Village" and Its fleet o f about 100 charter boats. "T h ere are a lot of fish out there.” said charter captain Mike Wood ham. "There Just aren't a lot o f people coming to catch them ." Woodham said he usually makes 15 trips Into the G ulf o f Mexico every October but this year he had only two. "Because of the misinformation .v a lot o f captains had Instant cancellations." said rodeo weigh master Bruce Cheves. W EST P A L M BEACH Because m ath , rea d in g and writing didn’t sink In during high school, graduates arc find­ ing It Isn’t easy to get Into Florida's com m unity colleges. A majority o f comm unity col­ lege applicants have to take remedial courses even though they have just graduated from high school, according to state estimates. And that Is costing Florida millions In tax dollars. "It's preposterous that we're graduating so many students who aren’t prepared for any­ t h i n g . " s a id R e p . D e b b ie W asserm an-Schults. D-Davle. who Is chairman o f the House Higher Education Committee. "It puts them on s track to nowhere." The percentage o f community college students needlqg to take a remedial course directly out o f school has been steadily lng — from 54.4 percent In I991-B2 to S8 .B percent In 199394. The figure for all community college applicants having to take remedial courses Is even higher, probably because it Includes people w h o have been out of high school for years and have forgotten much of what they learned. At the request of The Palm Beach Post, education officials made a special computer run and determined that 62.6 per­ cent o f all students entering the 28 c o m m u n it y c o lle g e s In 1994- 96 had to take at least one remedial course because they flunked s college placement test. In a state where English Is a second language for many o f the people w h o com e from nm llles o f I m m ig r a n t s fro m L a tin America, m any o f the older students have to take remedial courses In English. Th at's the case of Jorge Barmiento. 50. o f Miami. He took a computer technician course at one o f those pro- frssional schools seven' but has been unable to find a job In that field. " I had to take a job as a waiter to feed m y family." said Sarmlento. who has to care for a family o f four on 513.000 a year. He Is taking remedial English two mornings a week at Dade Community College and works 3 m. to 1 a.m. at the Hyatt gency Hotel In Miami. S tate legislators are more concerned about the recent high school graduates because they are responsible for most o f the 951.4 m illion spent last year on remedial courses. Th e legislators are looking for ways to get high school students better prepared for college. A m ong the Ideas being con­ sidered: requiring all high school s t u d e n t s to tak e a lg e b r a . Another proposal Is to have high school pupils pass the college placement test to receive their nigh school diploma. Passing the test requires a 10th-grade knowledge o f English K Midway grocery store robbed at gunpoint Reforms-------private wells have dried up. cypress stands are d yin g and lakes have fallen to perilously low levels. Thousands of homeowners In H ills b o r o u g h . P a s c o a n d Hernando counties have banded together to try to slash the amount of water pumped to the Tampa/St. Petersburg area. But o ffic ia ls In those c itie s say groundwater Is a public resource and they have a right to their share. Williams, a chairwoman o f the Coalition of Lake Associations, said she doesn't disagree. "B u t It doesn’t mean they have a right to come In and destroy our lakes." she said. "1 realized if I didn't do something the lake would dry up." Th e dispute between urban and rural areas in west Central Florida Is but one example of the growing fight over the state's m o s t p r e c io u s r e s o u r c e : LOTTIRY M IA M I — Hare are the I w in n in g numbers se le cte d M o n d a y In the Flo rid a L o t­ tery: 1 Tht Great Pumpkin Patch Sanford rssldsnt BattIs Pises has decorated the front of hsr horns st 130 Plnecroasl, with a plethora of plastic pumpkins In preparation for Halloween. Outdoor decorations for Halloween reportedly are outdone only by Christmas decorations. freshwater. With 80 percent o f Florida's 13 million residents livin g In coastal C a a tia a a d fraws Fa gs 1 A hard to keep developers from areas that don't have adequate building Irresponsibly on the freshwater, state officials say for Seminole County. The lake's sparkling waters land along the shores of the water woes won't g o away with th e rains o f th is hu rrican e have long been home to wild lakes. birds, fish and other Indigenous R e c e n t ly , ba ck ed by th e season. creatures. signatures o f more than 1.000 "1 don't care if It rains like On a crisp morning, owls neighbors on a petition. Kathy Noah's Ark. We need to address swoop back into their trees, Shaw successfully kept develop­ the water problems." said Rep. calling to one another before ers from oycr-bulldlng on the John Rayson. chairman o f the settling In for the day. A frog shores. House Select C o m m ittee on croaks, then Is silent, then Now. again, progress Is butting Water Policy. "W e 're trying to croaks again. heads with nature and those prevent more serious problems As the day wears on. other who would preserve the natural from occurring.” animals scam per to and from the beauty and the quality of water Lawmakers are approaching shore, playing, drinking, dining. In the lakes down stream from the Issue on two distinct tracks It has been so for years. the flooding Tlmacuan Country for their 1996 session: develop­ When humans began moving Club. Nine holes of the course ing an effective statewide water Into the area three or four are underwater and the man­ policy: and reforming the state's decades ago. they did what they agement company successfully five water management districts. could to live In harmony with petitioned the St. John’s River Rayson said he wants to up­ nature. W a te r M anagem ent D istrict date the state's 1972 water Houses In the urea are smaller (SJHWMD) for an emergency resources law to develop a policy and on larger pieces o f property order to lower the level In Lake that takes Into account supply than In other parts of the county. DeForest In that area. and demand and the environ­ Residents have fought long and Shaw said tests have shown ment. that the quality of water there Is much worse than In the other lakes. " T h e y want to pum p this nitrogen and phosphorus rich water Into these lakes." she said. "W e just don't want them to destroy what we have here." T h e water from Tlmacuan. high In fertilizer nutrients which have run off from the manicured lawns In Tlmacuan. w ill cause grass, weeds and fungi to thrive In the lakes, she noted. T h e em ergency o rd er w ill allow SJRWMD to pump water from Lake DeForest Into Lake Monroe, via the Crystal Lake chain and the south canal. " I just think they should have built more sensibly." she said. “ If they had. we wouldn't have these problems." Many who have lived their Uvea along the shores o f the lakes have seen a historic ebb and flow In the water levels In ■XTKNOKD OUTLOOK on ---------- F ---------- 'T ---------- t a SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Ptlycldy S4-SS Ptlycldy 15-69 Ptlycldy S5-6-* STATISTICS € FIR ST O ct. SO Tuesday, October 31. 1986 Voi. 6S. No. 91 Poetmaeter; Sand addiaaa change* to THE SANFORD Hf HALO. P O Boa IMF, Santord. FI 3ZTFMMF. Subscription Nataa (Daily S Sunday) Home Oattvary Mad 1 Month* SIS SO ST4 00 • Month* SMOO S4S.00 1 Year STS 00 SMOO Florida Reeidenl* mutt pay 7% u lea tea In addition to rata* d a rn Phone (40T) 322-2(11 the lakes. This has been an exceptionally rainy year, follow­ ing on the heels of near-drought conditions. Some homeowners recall a time In the early 1970s when Crystal Lake homeowners didn't have waterfront property at all. Now the water shimmers leas than 100 feet from their back door. "T h e water la at It's highest point." Shaw explained. "It's not a change In our water level that concerns us. It Is a change In the quality of our water. W e d&n't want the lake so choked with weeds that you can walk on It." The public Is Invited to attend the meeting with the homeown­ ers and county representatives. Public Input will be limited to five minutes per speaker. The 7 p.m. meeting will be at Idyllwllde Elementary School. 430 VllhenRd.. Sanford. TH E W E A TH E R TUESSDAY WEDNESDAY Vblycldy 95-70 Ptlycldy 94-71 Second Cleat Foeiege Paid at Santord. Florida and additional mailing other* Laurence d'Aumond o f A njou 1 said he didn't care what country he comes from. "Canada. Quebec. I don't care. As long as I spend summers on the (St. Lawrence) river a n d ,, w in t e r s on' the' Sifce~(Moriroe). I could be from Bosnia for all 1 care.” he said. Lake Today: Variable cloudiness. High In the low to mid 80s. Wind becoming southeast 10 to 15 mph. PuBMahU Turn**, through Friday and Sunday by Thu Sanford Haratd. Inc. 100 N. Franch Ana. Sanford, Fla. 12771 guess I figured clear thinking people wouldn't let this happen." S h erry Llnebran d o f C olebrook. N.H. lives within 15 miles o f the border with Quebec. "M aybe I should look Into learning French." she said. "It would really seem like w e have another country over there. I m e a n . C a n a d a Is a n o t h e r country, but It doesn't seem so foreign." Monique Fitzpatrick Is a first generation Irish-French woman who lives In Chamy. near the capttol of Quebec. She Is In Sanford v is itin g her g ra n d ­ mother. "G randm ere has supported the seccesslon movement for years.” she said. "She w ill only speak French. She would not speak to my mother for many y ea rs because she m a rried someone from another culture." she said. "M e? I think w e should be proud o f our heritage, but I don't want to be struggling to get a new country going." Fitzpatrick did not believe the economic changes that would have occurred would have p re-. vented her grandmother's return' to Sanford next year. 3 City Dayton* Boach Ft l#u*fo*ia FortMytft Oalfotvin* HamaataM Jacktanvlll* Kay Watt Lakeland Miami Pamacaia Sar lu l l TallahatM* Tamp* Vara Beach W Palm Baacti Hi U LAST Nov. 15 M n n is Fa u f* u u u M M FI ■3 •1 U M 00 FI 00 4F 00 44 00 FO 00 JO 00 N 00 IF 00 n 00 w 00 w 00 ti 00 to 00 n 00 u 00 O FULL Nov. 7 NEW N ov. 22 M ACH CONDITIONS TUESDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : m in .. 11:35 a.m.. 12:10 p.m.. maj.. 5:25 a.m.. 5:55 p.m. T I M S : D s y to a s Beach: highs. 1:24 a.m.. 2:03 p.m.: lows, 7:35 a.m.. H:2 | p.m.: N e w Basyrua B eech: highs. 1:29 a.m.. 20 5 p.m.: lows. 7:40 u.tn., 8:26 p.m.: C ocoe B eech: highs. 1:44 a.in.. 2:23 p.m.: lows. 7:55 a.m.. 8:41 SOATINO D a ytoa a B eech: Waves urr I B t A u g u s tin e to J u p ite r to 2 fret and choppy. Current Is I « f o t — Tuesday: Wind east 15 running to the south with u knots. Seas 5 feet. Bay and water temperature o f 82 degrees. Inland waters a moderate chop. New B esyrn s Beech: Waves A few showers. Tuesday night: are I lo 2 feel and choppy. Wind southeast 15 knots. Seas 3 Current Is running lo the sonlli lo 5 feet. Bay and Inland waters with u water temperature of HI a moderate chop. A few showers. degrees. T h e high tem perature in Sanford Monday was 83 degrees and the overnight low was 59 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall for th e period, ending al 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 inches. □ B u a s c t.................. 5:42 p.m. □ S u a ria u .................6:35 a.m. Thu Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando It 9. Usa your aunacraan, waar a hat Tho UVI tal Protection Aganey aa followa: 0,1,2 minimal 3,4 low 5,9 modarata 7,9,9 high 10- vary high Amarillo Anchoras* Atlanta Atlantic City Auttln Bai timer* ■aatan Broumtvlllt Buffalo Burlington. Vt. Cupar Char letton. S C. Char let ton.WV* Cheriotte.N C. Ol9y9flfl9 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concord. N H Dal la* Ft Worth Denver Da* Main** Detroit Honolulu Houatan Indlanapoil* Junoau Xante* City LetVaga* Util* Rack Lo* Angalot Momphi* Milwaukee Mpi* St Paul Nathvill* Nat* Or leant New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoani* Pittsburgh Portlend.Maina Sacramento St Loult Salt Leko City Shrovopart Tula* 1 Cwatlawsd from Fags 1A Quebec 1 SANFORD - Family Grocery. 3300 E. SR-46 In Midway was reportedly robbed Monday night. T w o men were said to have escaped with an undetermined amount o f money. According to Semlnoi^County s h e r i f f 's s p o k e s m a n Ed McDonough, the robbery oc­ curred at approximately 8 p.m.. when owner Intan Muhammad. 64. and Kevin Butler. 16. an em ployee, were closing the store for the evening. McDonough said two men. Muhammad, "giv e it up. g ive it u p." The money bag containing the store's recepts w as subse­ quently turned over to the pair. A s they left the store. Butler reportedly gave chase but was unable to catch the men. The weapon, dropped to the ground during the chase, proved to be an air rifle designed to appear like a shotgun. The suspects w ere described as black males, approximately 20 years of age. O ne was re­ portedly wearing a white ski mask and the other a black hood. Neither Muhammad nor But) was Injured In tbs I and math. Math is by far th e m ost trou b lesom e section o f the placement test, tripping up four o f every five students w ho fall. Knowledge o f Algebra 1. a oneyear high school algebra course, is essential for passing the test as well as for preparing students to take the college-level algebra course required o f all students. State University Chancellor Charles Reed has urged for years that all high school students be required to take a y e a r o f algebra. Only 8 percent o f stu­ dents applying at state un­ iversities In 1993-94 needed remedial courses. HI La JO 43 40 34 *1 43 St 34 44 SI 40 3B U 3B n FI m 3» a 31 M 30 « 44 JF 33 43 3B S3 24 45 40 M 41 11 3B to 33 57 S3 S4 IF 40 33 4* 40 IF F4 F3 sa M 43 3* 34 41 41 (3 SI II SO FS 44 43 40 45 3* 45 34 43 3* 44 S* JF 43 JO S4 31 30 M 43 S3 47 FS 43 FJ SF IS Frt M cdy rn cdy cdy 03 cdy cdy cdy 33 cdy rn •n cdy rn cdy cdy 01 cdy OS rn cdy rn so m m cdy .33 cdy cdy clr .13 cdy cdy cdy .30 rn cdy rn cdy rn m %n cdy m 04 cdy cdy cdy If cdy 41 cdy 34 cdy 34 cdy SI cdy u 03 cdy 30 cdy SI .14 rn S3 •4 cdy t �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida -Tu— day, Octobar 31. 1W6 - I S POLICB BltllPS BaskIntown Arthur Barnhill. 111. 90, o f W inter Sprlnra, waa returned to Seminole County Friday from the New Y ork City Correctional Institution on Riser's Island. New York C ity police arrested him this past summer, after he was found driving a car reported stolen. Investigators say they determined the vehicle had belonged to an 83-year old Winter Springs man. who was found strangled to death. In hla home. Friday, Barnhill waa charged b y W inter Springs police In connection with taking the 1994 Ford from the Winter Springs man. According to the arrest report, he had driven the vehicle, with a number o f friends, to locations In Sanford. Lake Mary and Oviedo, before leaving for New York, where he waa apprehended in Central Park. Barnhill has now been charged with first degree murder, grand theft auto, burglary with assault, and grand theft. Barnhill waa also found to be on probation In Seminole County for burglary to a dwelling and theft. He made hla Initial court appearance in Seminole County Friday afternoon. Drug raid Sanford police Special Investigative Unit (SIU) officers Jenny Apartments near conducted a drug raid Friday at Lakei < the Intersection o f Florida and Georgia Avenues. Two persona w ere arrested. Nell Acree. 23. 1113 Santa Barbara Drive was charged with sale/delivery of a controlled substance (crack), and possession o f a controlled substance (crack). Annette Michelle Thomas 27, 757 St. Johns River Drive. Sanford, waa arrested on a charge of possession o f a controlled substance. Woman sttoeked A Sanford woman report* reported being attacked by a group o f black women Saturday. She told dpoU i lice she stopped her car at a traffic light at 13th Street ana French Avenue, when two vehicles pulled up and blocked her w ay. She told officers possibly as many as 14 young women got out o f the care, approached her, and beat her as well as causing dents in her car before she was able to escape and drive to the nearby Sanford police station for assistance. T h e women reportedly ranged in age from appromlmately 18 to 35. Warranto •H erm an L. Pryor. 36. 1802 Coolldge Avenue. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Friday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge o f petit theft. •M ichael Steven Matthews. 22. 221 Tuskeegee Street. Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Friday. He waa wanted for violation of probation on a conviction o f carrying a conceal ed/1 rearm. • Michael Bernard Williams. 23, 1905 W. Lake Avenue, was located at hla residence by deputies Friday. He waa wanted for falling to appear for ball on a charge of driving w ith a suspended/revoked license. • Paul Douglas Cayea. 32. 425 E. Crystal Lake. Lake Mary, waa located fay Longwood police Friday as the result of a traffic stop on SR-427. He waa wanted for falling to appear on a charge o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. •S am u el C. Ayers. 23. 1404 W. Valencia Court. Sanford, was located at his residence by deputies Friday. He was wanted for violation o f community control on a conviction o f aggravated battery •T h o m a s L. Howlett. 39.114 S. Maple Avenue. Sanford, was arrested Saturday lay at hla residence bv Sanford police. He was wanted for violation of probation on a conviction o f purchase o f cocaine. •R I Ronald om L. Carter. 30. 2S60F Hartwell Avenue. Sanford, was located by police at hla residence Saturday. He waa wanted for foiling to appear on a charge o f drivin g with a suspended/revoked license. • A n n a Brooks. 61,1 lO l Mangoustine Avenue, w as served a warrant at the Jail Saturday. She was wanted for foiling to appear to pay a fine. Domestic eases •Christopher S. Boltar. IB. 700 Cedar Creek Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at hla residence Sunday following a reported dispute with a female. He area charged with battery, domestic violence. •J oh n n y D. Spencer. 30. 320 Hidden Lake Drive, was located at hla residence by Sanford police Sunday following a reported dispute with his wife. He was charged w ith battery, domestic violence. •M ichael Merthle. 23. 1102 Georgia Arms, w as arrested Saturday by Sanford police at hla residence after a reported fight with a female. • Alice n Ellen Labsdie. 26. o f Osteen, was arrested try police at a business In the 1200 block o f S. French Avenue In Sanford on Friday following a reported dispute with another female. She was charged with battery and resisting an officer without violence. •J a co b Bernard Davis. 44. 615 1/2 Cypress Avenue was arrested by Sanford police at hla residence Saturday following a reported dispute w ith a female. He waa charged with aggravated assault domestic violence. Fun lor all nummm***MWW. Th an war* kids oalora at Kmart Sunday. Aftar tom * arduous competition, four of tha youngsters, had an extra $10 to spend. Anthony Trtngall, dressed as a cowboy, and ghoulish Michael Hegira, won tha costume contest at the Sanford stors. For their effort* aach boy was presented with a $10 gift certificate from Patio Manager Gone Freeborn. Th e department manager also had ttO g ift certificates for Jonathan Bean and Erica Wing. In the apple bobbing contest, Bean snatched nine apples and Wing grabbed 11 . Retail thaR Johnnie Elizabeth Edwards. 27. 1011 W. 12th Street, arrested by Sanford police at a retail store at the Seminole Towne Center Sunday. She waa accused o f taking $169.60 in property from the store without paying. She was charged with retail theft. Traffic stopa stoooed bv •Sylvester Walker. IB. 1016 Elm Avenue. Sanford police In the 1200 block o f Myrtle Avenue Avt Sunday! He was charged with fleeing/eludlng. and having no valid driver’s license. •Jason Chad Tillm an, 19. 1906 S. Holly Avenue, waa stopped by deputies near Celery and Brtason Avenues Saturday. He was found to bewanted on a warrant for battery. Stolan vahlclaa • A white 1992 Ford pickup, license number SUV-660 was reported stolen Saturday In the 3200block o f S. Orlando Drive. • A black Chevrolet m azer with Tennessee license plates waa reportedly stolen Saturday from the 900 block o f W liner Court In Sanford. Sheriff reports • T w o lawn mowers and a weed cater with a total value of •695 were reportedly stolen Sunday from a residence In the 2300 block o f Brtason Avenue. • A 1957 Grumman row boat, valued at $325 waa reportedly stolen Saturday from a residence In the 500 block o f Brigham Place near Lake Mary. • A n estimated $339 In Items w en reportedly stolen Friday as the result o f a vehicular burglary In the 100 block o f N. Sunland Drive near Sanford. 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EDITORIAL Don’t take a chance T o n ig h t Is the night when o u r little g h o u li and gob lin s hit the streets, k n o ck in g on doors, su ggesting, "tr ic k or tre a t." P rob ab ly m ost or th e adults they visit w ill h a v e som e typ e o f g ood ie to give out. M ost y ou n gsters w ill be v e r y pleaaed w ith the e v e n in g 's even t w hen th ey w ill b e handed so m eth in g deliciou s at practically e v e r y door op en ed to them . A s In th e p a st y e a n , h o p e fu lly , th e y ou n gsters w ill be carryin g a b a g 'o r plastic pu m pkin In w hich to hold th eir lo o t. It Is norm al for every th in g to be ob ta in ed prior to the start o f m unchlng-dow n on a n y o f the goodies. But keep In m ind. A single piece o f candy, d e p e n d in g on Its s iz e , c o u ld c o s t o n ly fractions o f a cent. A h om em a d e cu p cak e also Isn't w orth an y large am ount o f m on ey. It th erefore b ecom es evid en t that tossing on e o f these In the trash ca n isn 't g o in g to b rin g about a financial hardship to anyone. But w e h ig h ly su ggest g iv in g e v e ry th in g a close look. I f there Is even th e slig h tes t doubt about so m eth in g obtained b y the ch ildren , toss It ou t. W h ile o rg a n iza tio n s , m o stly hospitals and m ed ical centers, often offer to X *ray ca n d y o r sw eets on H a llow een , w e su ggest y o u not ev en bother. A trip to a hospital fo r such a check w ill cost m ore In gasolin e than y o u w ill save In p ro v in g a piece o f ca n d y Is not contam inated. L e t's fa ce facts. T h ere are som e e x tre m e ly sick -m in d ed Individu als In to d a y 's society w h o w ill c o n ta m in a te s o m e g o o d ie s on pu rpose. W h y w ould th ey d o this? It’ s not fo r u s to d eterm in e, but n on etheless It Is done, a n d w e h ea r abou t It ev ery y ea r. T h e n {tttrfrP Is an accidental p rob lem . A few h o m e m a d e good ies could co n ta in so m eth in g w h ich sh ou ld not have b e en u sed as an In gredien t. Prob ab ly even th e p eop le w h o m a d e th e Item s w ere not a w a re. Y e t. If there Is a n y q u estion regarding taste o r od or, again, toss It out. In past years, we have h ea rd o f Instances w h ere p in s or pieces o f glass h a v e been p u rp osely Inserted In som e o f the H a llow een treats. I f a n y o f this Is fou nd a fter to n ig h t's trip around the n eigh borhood, s a v e It. and tu rn It in to the proper la w en forcem en t a u th orities. It Is u nfortu n ate that e v e n so m eth in g as e n jo y a b le as a trlck-or-treat n ig h t called H a llo w een . Is harm ed by th e a ction s o f a few . a v e ry fe w people, but it h a s happ en ed before und It w ill probably happen again. I f there is a n y doubt abou t the ca n d y and o th e r Item s handed out ton igh t, d o n 't take a ch an ce. O u r ch ildren are to o preciou s to be placed In such Jeopardy. LETTER Business item In your Sunday. October 20. 1995 edition you published that "reportedly" the new owner of Seminole Printing & Copy Center had difficulties and thut Hod Layer had "repossessed" the business. This Information was not only Incorrect hut It wus also damaging to m y reputation as the former owner of Seminole Printing & Copy Center. This Is Irresponsible Journalism. These are the facts o f the situation: 1. The equipment leased to me by Mr. Layer was under lien by Ray Valdez. Seminole County Tax Collector for unpaid personal tangible property taxes for 1992. 1993 fli 1994 and under threat of seizure when the business was closed. 2 . Days ufler the decision was made to close the business, because of this threat, the equipment was seized by Ray Valdez' office. Mr. Layer was the responsible party for paying the taxes and had refused to cooperate with me In the resolution of this problem. 3. The management Is not new and happens to be the same us I wus using at the time o f closing. 4. There was no repossession us there was never an actual lease or any procedure of foreclosure by Mr. Layer. Until now. your publication has only demon­ strated to me Its biased support of Its chosen few. therefore. I have come to expect partiality In your coverage. Thut Is Irresponsible enough. Slander, however. Is Inexcusable and you should not publish hearsay und Information from such unreliable sources as this. The Information you published has already damaged my reputation as a business person In Sanford und I demand that you correct the statements reported. Respectfully David L. Paul 9 LETTER S TO EDITOR w • * Letters lo the editor arc welcome. •All letters must Ik- signed. Include Ihe address o f the writer .and a daytime telephone number. Letters should. Im- mi a single subject und be as brief as possible. The letters an- subject lordltlng. NAT HENTOFF A high school class in banned books In his chambers. Justice William Brennan once wondered how It might be possible for students to “ take the words o ff the page of the BUI of Rights - Including the First Amendment *• and make them part of their lives.” The First Amendment part o f that goal Is being achieved In an unprecedented high school course in the small town o f Dallas, Ore. (population 10.900). Freedom o f expression Is studied, and argued, by reading books w ith formidable rap sheets. In no other public school In the country Is there a curriculum based on such works as Alice W alker's "T h e Color Purple" (which uses th e ‘T word). Jean Auel's “ Clan o f the Cave Bear" (accused of graphic sexual content) and Lois Low ry's "T h e G iver" (In which Infants are murdered by members o f a cult). Each student In the class -- as reported by Bill Graves In the Portland Oregonian •* selects a book "that has been challenged or banned somewhere In the country In the past two years." The student has to Justify banning >• or not banning -- the book. One student reader of "T h e Color Purple" has decided that It should be removed from reading lists In at least elementary schools. The town o f Dallas Is an unlikely setting for the free play of the First Amendment. Its citizens sre predominantly Republican and. as Ihe Oregonian notes, three-fourths o f the e le m e n ta ry school pupils are re­ leased for an hour every week " t o at­ tend Bible study In nearby churches and homes.” In the past, the school district kept students sway from an Anne Frank ex­ hibit In the tow n because parents ob­ jected to Its Inclusion f Freedom o f of m aterial of expression la hom osexuals. C u r­ studied, and rently. parents have challenged a showing argued, b y o f "Schindler's L ist" reading b o o k s by an English teach­ with form idable er because o f Inap­ rap sheets. £ propriate language. Inappropriate nudity and a scene o f the sexual act. But there have been no complaints about the occasional raw language and scenes In the First Amendment course taught In Dallas High School by 27-year-old Keith Uasery. The teacher, expecting considerable resistance when he proposed the course, spent a year In preparation for that resistance. "First of a ll." he told me. " I offered It as an elective. Therefore, no student was forced to take the course. Then I sent out a permission letter that each parent had to sign. And I called a parents' meeting before the beginning o f the course. Inviting any questions they had. 1 also told them they could visit the class any tim e they wanted to." Ussery believes he has been able to teach these embattled books "because from the very begin­ ning. I've been up front with the parents and the administrators. 1 told all o f them I was not going to sugar coat for kids the controversial Issues we'd been dealing w ith ." How else, he added, w o u ld the s t u d e n ts le a rn to th in k fo r themselves? What did surprise him was that "some o f the parents were more Interested In taking the course themselves Instead of denying m e the opportunity to teach It." Ussery wants his students to examine their own beliefs about censorship. JOSEPH SPEAR Drinking gods and other reliefs ELLEN GOODMAN Is the new man a partner? BOSTON— Here are two vignettes from the new men's movement—If I new “ is the right word for It. A young convert back from a gathering of his brethren vows to be caring, engaged, responsi­ ble to his family and community. He promises to be the upright head o f his household. A woman who stayed on the sidelines Is asked by a television reporter what her role Is in the future of this movement. She pledges, unselfconsciously, to stand behind her men. Both these scenes came In the aftermath of the Million Man March. But they could Just as easily have been culled from the annals of the Promise Keepers crusade. Lost week. Louis Farrakhan brought togeth­ er some hundreds of thousands of black men on the Washington Mall. Last summer. Bill McCartney brought together that many men. mostly white. In a series of stadium revivals and plans his own million man event In 1997. There are two wings to the mass men's movement now In America. One called by the Fruit of Islam, the other led by conservative Christians, both sounding similar themes. Atonement. Family. Healing. Responsibility. Father-hood. Can you tell the rhetoric without the score card? Which speaker at which gathering said. T h is Is a generation o f desperately wounded, broken men who must heal themselves, their families, their communities? * O n the Nation o f Islam web site, Louis Farrakahn writes. "Allah says In Ihe Koran that men arc a degree above women Anytime you have a woman that does not look up to you. brother, you're In trouble." In the handbook of the Promise Keepers, author Tony Evans writes. "I'm not suggesting that you lake your role back. I'm urging you to take It back. ... Treat the lady gently and lov­ ingly. But lead ..." In a d va n ce o f the M illio n Man March, women helped organize buses and schedules. In the minutes before the Promise Keepers revival, women made the rounds of stadium seats, praying and anointing them with oil. At neither rally were they welcome . This is not your lather's men's movement. This Is not John Bly’s men's movement. These ar e not wild men seeking mythological roots In wooded weekend retreats. The men who assembled under these banners and T-shirts have been called from the disap­ pointments of their lives. They’ve been called back by Farrakhan "to accept the responsibility of be­ ing heads o f our households' which Include women who are told by Evans to "let your man be a man." Llstrnlng closely to the message*. I am r cmtndcd o f the postwar years when men came home from lighting and Rosie put down her riv­ eting looLs. In those days, women wer e exhausted from carrying the double bur den and grateful for the dangers that men had faced. They wer e sent back to their domestic place and many went with­ out a fight, perhaps even with s sigh o f relief. Is It Uke that now? Arc women In this gen­ eration. single moth­ ers especially, tired enough of carrying the load to trade o f f their weary Independence and take on their des­ ignated role os "prom­ ise reapers?" Are black women in particular so anxious to get their men bock from the deadly war zone of the streets, so tired of being the pri­ mary ev ery th in g wage earner, parent that they w ill step bock behind their man to save his hide and soul. And Is this the , f This is no t y o u r only deal that a main­ father's m e n 's stream o f m en w ill movem ent. £ cut? Head of family or no family? Is this new deal blackmail? For a long time, women wished that men would shore truth and sorrow with other men the wuy women have with each other. They wished that men would become more attentive fathers, tender husbands. They wished men would deal with their anger. Many have. But be careful what you wish for. The mass men's movement In this country now carries all these texts to men. Under the tutelage o f anti-abortion, anil-gay leaders. It also carries a subtext: female submisslveness. As Marcia Gillespie, the editor o f Ms. maga­ zine and an A frican American describes It. T h e y are telling men. We've been bad mas­ ters. let's now become better masters." Today, amcrlcans talk about fam ilies and communities In chaos. The absence o f fathers Is described as a national disease. The return of fathers us a cure. But In any chaos it's easy to give up on Die democracy of relationships, the give and take of equality. It's easy to long for control, for authority figures, for old Icons of manhood, like the bow-tied Fruit o f Islam sentries posted around the Washington Mall. I know that every Promise Keeper Is not coming hom e lo re-enact a traditional male role. Nor w as every black man on the mall touched by the cry of male supremacy. But after ull this time, all this change, the new man being molded by this movement doesn't sound much like a partner. He's Just a kinder, gentler patriarch. One of the things that has sometimes kept me awake at night is wondering what happens to milk when It Is poured Into the mouths o f sculpted Hindu gods. Oh. come on. T ell me you haven't pondered this. also. It's a heck o f a relief to have the answer. I'll tell you. What happened Is. this past September, the nation o f India was awash in reports that statues o f the e le p h a n t- h e a d e d L ord O a n e s h . a round-bellied god of wealth and power, were drinking milk poured In to tl.e lr trunks. Thousands of Indians ru sh ed id temples to dribble* milk do w n the ■>in 5TUT gullets of the god. and e-rnatl flashed the news to Indians f It's a heck of a relief to have in the United States, the answer, I’ll and many rushed to tell you. J aee if Lord Ganesh would drink milk in Am erica, alao. He did. The Washington Post, the Intrepid newspa­ per that brought down a president, sent a reporter to Investigate the matter. This Is an excerpt from his dispatch: " A W ashin gton Post reporter held a teaspoon o f m ilk up to the statue's trunk and observed the fluid being absorbed Into the •tatue. which temple officials said Is made o f marble. There were no visible holes in the statue. But the stone could be porous, because when the reporter carelessly spilled milk on Gancsh's potbelly. It quickly disap­ peared as w ell." I realize I go on too long about this, but having the matter settled of whether Lord Ganesh would drink milk gave me such relief that 1 put the stories In my Rolalds Ole. along with clippings about weeping Madonnas. Now when I wonder whether statues can exhibit lifelike characteristics, I turn to this flic and read It and I am suddenly awash In relief. Many stories have this effect on me. und I save them for when I need a lift. I was very relieved, for example, to learn that the city o f Seattle Is sending used toilets to Latvia. 1 had not even realized that I had been worried about the toilet shortage In Latvia, but I fell such relief when I read this story that I am now certain that I have been fretting about It. I was equally pleased to leant that Oprah Winfrey w ill be keeping her talk show on the air. thus guaranteeing her dally contribution to our general knowledge. And how nice it was to hear that North Korean President Kim Jong II. despite the demands on his time, has rfected his golf game and last year shot five les In one In a single round. This gives me reason to hope that If I apply myself, m y weekend gam e can be Improved. I will give you some other examples from my Rolalds flic: •• A New York cosmetic surgeon lias Invented a snap-on hairpiece. Yes. It's true, and isn't It delightful news? What the surgeon does Is Implant tiny metal pegs Into the skull, so when the folllcularly disadvan­ taged get up In the morning, all they have to do Is snap on their toupees. And they no longer have to worry about slipping nnd sliding and heavy winds. - For those who have longed lo smell like the great tenor Luciano Pavarotti, there is now a parfum on Ihe market called "L u cian o Pavarotti." No. I am not joking. - Truck drivers across Ihe nation now have Sunday services to attend, if they want to. Truck-driving ministries, mostly evangelical, arc popping up at truck stops everywhere. USA Today peeked Into one mobile chapel on a Sunday morning and counted two drivers In atten d an ce. I don't know about you. but it's a relief for me to know that God may be riding with the cowboy in the 18-whcclei (hat Just sped by at 75 miles per hour and swerved in front o f m e �i ' Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, October 31, 1006 - SA Speed----------- Train Csstlaasd fr«B Pag* 1A in Washington, D.C.. said this la o n e o f only two cutbacks In th e entire state. "The other o n e la combining what used to b e Amtrak bus service In Clearwater and St. Petersburg Into one fioctltty at PtnrIlia Mall.” she said. "W e don’t have train service there but by moving these bus facili­ ties, we hope to aave som e of our expenses. "A s for Sanford, she said. "Reservations m a y be made by phoning Am trak. toll-free, at 1-800-USA RA IL, or through one o f three travel agents In the Immediate Sanford area.” Tickets may b e purchased In Sanford, but o n ly In advance, and only at the AutoTraln Ter­ minal. T ic k e ts m ay also be purchased from the conductor on board a train, but again, not without advance reservations. "As for baggage." she said, " if you take It o n the train at Sanford. It w i ll h a ve to be carried. The o n ly way you could have baggage checked In or use the package express. Is to go to the Amtrak terminal In Orlando, which la probably the closest to the Sanford a rea ." Larson said only two em ­ ployees at the Sanford facility were dismissed. Shortly before the arrival time of a train passing through San­ ford yesterd ay m orning, the depot was com pletely empty In Train traveler* can wall In the Sanford Amtrak depot now, but they can no longer buy tickets or check In their baggage. Advanca reservations can waiting room s as well as behind the station. W h ile a rapid-rail system throughout Central Florida la being considered, any routes through the Sanford area may be a decade or more away. In ba placed, doctors. addition, there is little chance the CSX tracks currently being used by Amtrak In Sanford could be used for the high speed facilities. Department Of Transportation officials however, say there Is llckots purchased from con- always that possibility. Larson observed. " I f that happens, and It would Involve ou r terminals. I assure you. the operation o f the Sanford station w o u ld come back to A m trak fo r further discussion and consideration." Haunting 1A upstairs area, but no one ever gave any specific details." Lake Mary C ity Planner Matt West said he baa only heard of |one story which may have ghostlly connections. "M a n y years fago," he said, “ a house burned In the older section o f the city, and when firemen went to fight the blaxe. they said they thought they saw someone looking out a window In t n upper Door, but there was no on e ever found In the house." He added th at a person who was-supposed to d o a meter reading at th e house following the fire, refused, saving he believed the house w as haunted. "But nothing has ever been mentioned a fte r th a t." West said, "and that was a number of years ago." C larke s a i d . I h q . museum would, appreciate hsaying from anyone who h a s any tMbmiattoiT about a possible haunted struc­ ture in Sanford. "O f course there was one woman, a long time ago.” she said, "w h o didn’t want It to be known that she thought her house m a y b e haunted, b e c a u s e s h e d i d n ’ t w an t everyone driving by to look at It on Halloween.” Phone calls from the Sanford Herald to a num ber o f old-time residents of the area failed to produce any additional Informa­ tion regarding this official ghost haunting i Around the rest of Florida h o w ev er, for a state whose European roots stretch back half a m illennium and whose Indian occupation touches the dawn o f c i v i l i s a t i o n , th e s t a t e ’ s poltergeists are a motley bunch. Fort Clinch on Amelia Island In North Florida has an assort­ ment o f ghosts. Including one on alck call. The 1847 fort has a cadre o f volunteers who dress up In C ivil W ar costume to re-enact the period for visitors. Their work forces them to spend entire weekends In the fort — all day. and all night, too. And that’s not Just near Hal­ loween. " A fellow was asleep In a bunk one night. He was awakened by approaching domp-clomp-clomp o f boots. The aound stopped at his bedside. He was sure some­ one had come to wake him.' H e' r a l M o m - '•and nobody rw th ere." Ranger Oeorfe Bemlnger "O n e o f our women volunteers w ho lived In the hospital saya she has seen a figure In all while, like a nurse, carrying a lantern." B em lnger said. Th ere also la the tale about how tw o volunteers one full moon in July saw four ghosts In C ivil W ar garb come out o f a tunnel and then over a wall. "T h e next year, the volunteers made sure they were there again during the July full moon.” CARLO. BAHT8CH Carl Q. Bartach. 94. O'Hanlon Court. Oviedo, died Saturday. Oct. 28. 1995 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Bom April 18. 1901 In Pittsburgh, he moved to Central Florida In 1967. He warn a retired supervi­ sor at National Can Company. He was Lutheran. Survivors Include daughter. Lorraine A rts. Oviedo: sisters. Mildred. P o r t R ichey. Alma Faalck. O len a h a w . Pa.: two g ra n d s o n s : th re e g re a t­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home, O viedo. In charge of arrangements. VIRGINIA HELEN* BEILSTROV Virginia Helene Bellstcin. 71. Superior Street, Deltona, died Saturday. O ct. 28. 1995 at Mariner Health Car. DcBary. Born June 2. 1924 In Leonia. N.J.. she m oved to Central Florida In 1993. She was a homemaker. She w as a member o f O ur L a d y o f the Lakea Catholic Church. Deltona. Survivors Include husband. John: sons. John J., Sanford. Gary Bruce. Casselberry: two grandchldrcn. Steven R. BaldaufT Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. WILLIAM FELICIANO William Feliciano. 42. Hunt Road. Longwood. died Friday. Oct. 27. 1995 at hls residence. Bom Nov. 2. 1923 In Puerto Rico, he m oved to Central Flor­ ida In 1990. He was a fruit packer. S u rv iv o rs Include mother. Blanca. Longwood: sisters. Sonia Capella. Tam pa. Lucy Torres. Winter Park. Norma Gonzalez. New York. Marlene. Longwood. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. Theodore Hardy Sr.. 80. Bay Avenue. Sanford, died Thurs­ day. October 26. 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Aug. 18. 1915 In Madlaon. he m oved to Sanford In 1929. He was a retired construction labor­ er. He was a member o f St. Jam es AME Church. Sanford. S u rvivors Include wife. Ida Mae: daughters. Inez Fisher, D elton a, Ruth Johnson and E l e a n o r Davis, both o f Rochester. N.Y.: sons. Theodore J r .. C la r e n c e . Karl, a ll o f Rochester. Larry. Sanford: sister. B es sie Joseph . Sanford; 12 g r a n d c h ild r e n ; nine g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. PHILIP MALARAE Philip Malarac. 50. Ardsdalc Court. Longwood. died Monday. Oct. 30. 1995 al hls residence. B o r n D e c . 16. 1 9 4 4 I n Philadelphia, he moved to Cen­ tral Florida from Boynton Beach In 1973. He was an Insurance s a le s m a n . He was R o m a n Catholic, and a U.S. Army veter­ an. Survivors Include wife. Loretta A.: parents. Philip D. and Sue. Fort Meyers: sons. Bill S Carroll. Deltona. Philip D.. Vcro Beach: daughter. Deborah A.. L o n g ­ wood: brother Michael. Lake­ land: sister. Tina Davis. Fort Meyers: two grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. L o n g ­ w ood. In charge of arrange­ ments. ARVRRT J. OGLE Arvcst J. Ogle. 75. Georgia Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Oct. 29. 1995 al hls residence. Born Dec. 9. 1919 In Gatllnburg. T en n .. he moved to Central Florida In 1991. He was a laborer for Deltona Utilities. He served In the U.S. Arm y In during World Bem lnger aaid. "Sure enough, three ghosts came dow n the northwest bastion tunnel, across the parade ground and started up the ramp.” "T h e volunteer called to them: ’There w e re four o f you last year. W here’s the fourth man?’ ‘ "H e 's alck tonight. Couldn't com e."* one of the figures called bock." Down In the Florida K eys, the depths of Fort Zachary Taylor are filled with coot blue shadows even at noon. Set ponderously athwart the sand and coral at Key West, the 1845 behemoth o f brick has a cellarful o f noisy ghosts. "T h is place la haunted. I'm not kidding.” Insisted Ruby Slegllnger. assistant park man­ ager who has worked at the fort )5 years. . Haunicdhow? . ;___.... • VWatl.- first. M iw n y o u rs walking through here b y your­ self. you can always see move­ ment out of the comer o f your ey e ." Slegllnger replied. "And when you lum (o look. It’s gone. Vanished! If that's not enough to scare you. than beware of th e wild man In the woods. In Jonathan Dickinson State Park In Martin County, more than one campfire chat h a s been Interrupted by the sounds o f Trapper Nelson still w orking hls traps along the Loxahatchee. W a rll. Survivors Include daughter. Connie Jane Burkett. Sanford: sons. Columbus JcfT. Cosby. Tenn.. Lindall Ray. SevtervUle. Tenn.: 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. LARRY D. WELCH Larry D. Welch. 53 . Sipes Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. Oct. 30. 1995. Bom Mar. 11. 1995 In Jasper. Ala., h e moved to Central Florida In 1955. H e was a roofer for AAB Roofers. Survivors Include w ife. Sarah; daughter. Jennifer. S an ford ; brothers. James, Jasper. Ala.. J a c k i e . Dr I lo n a ; s i s t e r s . Margaret Ray. Deltona. Elglc Wlllford. Enterprise. R u by Craft. Adrian. Ga.. Patricia " T r ic k " Manley. Jasper, B ob b le N ell Sprouse. Parrish. Ala. G ram k ow F u n eral H om e. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. Tha famous recluse was found shot dead In mysterious circum­ stances on hls riverside porch nearly 30 years ago. Som e say It was a suicide, but the-gun was never found. At night, unwary campers can hear the low . in e x p lic a b le , rhythmic rustling o f the un­ derbrush. as If som eone were tramping through It. A t times the nulling la accompanied by a faraway voice, calling through Ihe creaking bamboo from Just across Ihe river, by the old cabin. “ You hear It. and It almost sounds like a v o ic e , almost makes you think someone Is there.” said park ranger Bob Schuh, who has heard It. "O r maybe It la just the sound of the bamboo." One of the m oat enc ghost, storks oC m odem t Miami bound Eastern L-101 f the Everglades In December 1972. Four members o f the crew became so preoccupied with a malfunctioning landing gear In­ dicator that they lost track of the brand new aircraft's measured descent Into the Inky blackness o f the swamp. T h e aircraft cartwheeled Into the Everglades and erupted Into flames. There were 100 w ho perished, among them Don Repo. Ihe well-liked flight en gin eer on night 401. After the crash. Eastern In­ stalled som e o f the plane's equipment In other planes. Like a mist, the m em ory o f the tragedy spread through East­ ern's fleet o f L-101 Is. wherever the spare ports w ere used. S t o r ie s o f R e p o 's r e a p ­ pearances formed the basis of John Fuller's book Ghost of n ig h t 401. “ A ft e r the b o o k w as p u b lis h e d ." s a id E lisa b eth Fuller. Ihe author's widow and research a ssistan t, " w e got dozens ‘ and dozens o f reports from people who had seen Don Repo. One Eastern executive said he was on a flight, looked over, and there w as Don In Ihe seat next to him — a full body apparition." Inlormetlen Irom Aeawclotad P r i u It canteined In M t report. received today were required to be based on a minim um speed of 125 m iles p er hour, and Include the num ber of stops, trip lime, and other proposals. "This was an R F P (request for pro­ posal)." he said, "but at this time we aren't asking for any financial statements on It." Homan expects four proposals to be received. “ Tw o are the steel-wheel ty p e s which are presently being used In Europe, such as the X2O00.” he said. "One Is the Maglev which Is presen tly h e a d q u a rtered In Daytona Beach, and the fourth Is Magplane.” Both M aglev and Magplane have no wheels, and operate on an e le v a tio n su p p o rte d by magnets." he continued. "Bui In any case. I highly doubt they would use any o f the exiting train lines w hich we have In place at the present tim e." He explained that the rapidrail system, with speeds possibly as high as 175 to 200 miles per hour, could not b e operated with present rail crossing designs. "It would Just be Impossible to have a street w ith a present crossing be co n ve rted fo r som ething coming through at that speed." he said. Homan expects the routes to be suggested would be parallel to lnteratate-4. but that particular STATE O f FLORIDA COMMUNITY AFFAIRS N O TIC I OF INTINT TO FIND INK CITY OF LAM MANY C0MTM H1N- tS-2-N0M t04(AM I) T h 8 D e p a rtm e n t gives n o lle * of its intent to find the Am endm ent to the Com prehem iva Plan for tha City of Lake Mery, adopted by Ordinance Noe. 7 4 9 and 750 on September 6, 1995. IN C O M P L I A N C E . P u rs u a n t to S e c tio n s 163.31B4, 163.3187 and 163.3189, F.S. T h a a d o p ta d C it y of Lak e M a r y C o m p re h e n s iv a P lan Am endm ent and the D e p a rt m e n t's O b je ctio n s. Recomm endations and Comments Report, (if any), are avail* able for public inspection Monday throuQh Friday, except for legal holidays, during normal business hours, at the City of Lake Mery, City Hall. 100 Northwest Country C lu b Road, Lake Mery, Florida 32740. AnyNaffected.person, a t defined In Section ie& 3 16 4 . F.8., ^ I a rtgm to petition for an administrative hearing to chaieng* ' proposed agency dele mun i tion that the Amendment to the City of Lake M ery Comprehensive Plan is In Compliance, as defined in Subsection 163.3164 ( 1 ). F.S. T h e petition must b* filed within twenty-one (21) days after publication of this notice, and must include all of the Information a n d contents described in Rule 9J*11.012(7), F A C . The petition must b e filed with the A g e n c y C le r k , D e p a rtm e n t of C o m m u n it y A ffaire, 2 7 4 0 Centerview Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100, and a copy mailed or delivered to the local governm ent. Failure to timely file a petition ehall constitute a waiver of a n y right to request an administrative proceeding as a petitioner under Section 120.57, F.S. If a petition Is filed, the purpose of the administrative hear­ ing wki be to present evidence and testimony and forward a rec­ omm ended order to the Department. If n o petition is filed, this Notice of Intent shall become final agency action. If a petition is filed, other affected persons m ay petition for leave to intervene in the proceeding. A petition for intervention must be filed at least five (5) days before the final hearing and m utt include all of the information and contents described in Rule 6 0 Q -2 .0 1 0 , F A C . A petition fo r leave to intervene shall be filed at tha Division of Administrative Hearings. Department of Management Services, 1230 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1550. Failure to petition to intervene within the allowed time frame constitutes a w aiver of any right such a par­ son has to request a hearing under Section 120.57, F.S., or to participate in the administrative hearing. -s- Charles Q . Pattison, Director Department of Community Affairs Division of Resource Planning and Management 2740 Centerview Drive 5 Tallahassee. Florida 32399-2100 5 c/c /f LEE'S Famous Recipe Chicken m a sd v. tm s o o o r b m . Funeral eervkek tar Theodore Hardy Sr.. •0. o* Sentard. who died Oct. M. will be held Saturday el II em.. el SI. Jemet AM E Church, with Rev Prtttan Ademe oHlcletlng Viewing will be Frldey from i until t p m Bur tel will be In Bgrtan Cemetery. Arrangement, by Sunrlie Funerel Home. Senlord. W ELCH. LARRY D. Vltilallen tar Mr terry D Welch. U . ol Senlord. who died Mondey will be )S p m Thurtdey el Gramkow Funerel Home Che pel. Interment will be private. Arrangement* by Gramkow Funeral Home. J00 E. Airport B lvd . Senlord. W T i let;) OT M U Help U\ Help Others corridor m ay nd» be ready for r a p id - r a il use fo r p o a a lb ly another 20 year*. "B u t even If we accept any o f Ih ese." he said, "w e're atlll not talking about anything which would be operating until after the turn o f the century, then. If there was any future expansion planned, that would be many years more, to I don't seriously e x p e c t a high-speed system through Sanford at least In this decade.” M ore m ay be known after the bids have been opened and examined. Homan said Ihe DOT hopes to b e able to award a franchise b y February. B idders on high-speed rail service linking Tampa. Orlando and M iam i nave been given flexibility in designing a system lo p ick routes and stations. “ I think w e re going to have a pretty good head-to-head com­ petition.” said Nick Serlannl. who oversees public transporta­ tion for DOT. It la expected proposed sta­ tions will serve the Tampa Bay and Orlando areas. Lakeland and Southeast Florida with stops In Dade. Broward and Palm Beach counties. Estim ates lo build the Tampa-Orlando-Miaml system range from 82 billion to 85 billion. The state Is willing to contribute 870 m illion a year. LEE'S TamosflftlpvQfcfcg) T |rf»-75c t “ T ■tiL-ngsaW '10” • |tali Ml <4)M fboat JmWJ Idam tfctaMa. Mart ' • m Sara Ba l e s a— rwrai I fee**)* buntmdk Mml a « M t o |D« *■*>**««■• i< . WEDNESDAY IS FAMILY DAY > v W 1903 S. French Avc., Sanford • ( 407) 323-3630 ,^ y * V TpirceSuper Continuing For Over 23 Tears |15 - P ie ce SH| | 2 5 -P ie c e |Family • 1 5 2 2 Si Family i l Q w I Feast | Bucket I . - 13p.nWcWtn aur* I bs* M * <4 yoi./ I lir'TFn..^ C L ,. g |*j JT-Jii^ P i i•“ a" ***-■ �a * - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida -Tuesday, October 31. 1995 Showcase of sa prices NATIONAL BRIEFS Seminote Com m unity College held the 6th annual Family Service Agenciaa* Showcase Friday. Over 50 area social service agencies participated. A b o v e , le ft to rig h t, Lee M lchaele, cha irm a n of the showcase and Harriet Little, coordinator for Adult Basic Education and Q.E.O. Below: Seminole County sheriff's de­ partment Comm unity Service and crim e prevention officer Rich Kay demonstrates tha remote control car containing crime-prevention characters. Peacekeeping force WASHINGTON — On the eve of critical negotiations among the warring parties In Bosnia, the House Is warning the Clinton administration that it hasn't made a strong enough case for committing U.S. troops to serve as the backbone o f a NATO peacekeeping force. House Speaker Newt Glngrtch called the vote Monday night " a sad vote” and said It was a message telling the president. "Y o u have not convinced us this Is a good policy.” Speaking to the Nixon Center foi Peace and Freedom an hour after the vote. Glngrtch. R-Ga.. said. "I don’ t think any o f us should feel gleeful or partisan or happy about this." On a roll call of 315 to 103 the House passed a nonbinding resolution declaring "th ere should not be a presum ption" that enforcement of a peace agreement "will Involve deploym ent of United States armed forces on the ground In the territory o f the Republic of Bosnia." NOTICE OF PUBLICATION CHAPTER 197.322 LAWS OF FLORIDA Overhauling Medicare WASHINGTON — Th e Republican overhaul o f Medicare would let the elderly choose a new type of managed-care plan — one run by local doctors and hospitals Instead o f b ig Insurers and health maintenance organizations. Physicians weary o f battling with managed-care firms over patient care could find themselves In the driver's seat under the GOP rrntakc of Medicare. They would be allowed to form networks with other providers, bypassing insurers and HMOs. to compete directly for the business of the 37 million elderly or disabled Medicare beneficiaries. Like other private health plans In the GOP's new "Medicare Plus" arrangement, they would be paid flat annual rates set In advance to meet all the health care needs for those w ho signed up. No longer would they be paid foreqeh service they ordered. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: THE 1995 SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ROLLS HAVE BEEN D ELIVER ED BY TH E PROPERTY APPRAISER T O TH E TAX COLLECTO R FOR THE COLLECTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY TA X ES FOR TH E YEAR 1995. TH E S E TAXES ARE FOR REAL E S TA TE , T A N G IB L E PERSONAL P R O P ER TY , SCHOOL, COUNTY GENERAL FUND, MUNICIPALITIES, AND SPECIAL TAX DISTRICTS, (SUCH AS: LIGHTING, COUNTY FIRE UNIT, ST. JOHNS WATER MGMT, ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT & SOLID WASTE). THERE IS A 4% DISCOUNT APPLICABLE TO ALL TAXPAYERS FOR TAX PAYMENT FROM NOVEMBER 1 THROUGH NOVEMBER 30TH. A 3% DISCOUNT MAY BE TAKEN ON PAYMENTS FROM DECEMBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31 ST. TH ER E WILL BE A 2% DISCOUNT FOR JANUARY 1996 PAYMENTS. AND A 1% DISCOUNT FOR FEBRUARY PAYMENTS. (NET AMOUNT OF TAXES IS DUE IN MARCH, 1996.) YOU MAY MAIL YOUR PAYMENT TO : SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, PO BOX 630, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32772-0630. TAXES MAY BE PAID IN PERSON AT THE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING. ROOM 1200, IN SANFORD. A T THE WILSHIRE PLAZA BRANCH OFFICE IN CASSELBERRY, OAK GROVE SH O P P ES BRANCH O F F IC E IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, OR THE OVIEDO CITY HALL BRANCH O F F IC E IN O VIED O , BEGIN N IN G WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1995. O FFICE HOURS ARE 8:30 TO 5:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. THE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 330-4600. Ear for extraterrestrials HARVARD. Mass. — Scientists have developed quite an eir for extraterrestrials: an 84-foot radio telescope w ith a billion channels tuned to rinding intelligent life elsewhere In the universe. About 250 physicists, astronomers and curious stargazers from Harvard University and beyond gathered Monday to watch and listen as one o f the Earth's largest receivers was turned on. "N o one knows the likelihood that we will find a civilization." said Paul Horowitz, a Harvard physics professor w ho directs the telescopy. "But we w on't know If we don't try." The Billion Channel Extraterrestrial Assay, or BETA, is a 300-fold upgrade o f the first telescope dedicated to listening In on aliens, activated nearly a decade ago on the sam e hilltop in tills rural town 20 m iles west of Boston. Fro m Associated P ro a s raports 105-19* •LUNCH - DINNIH CATUUNO BANQUIT •DWllN TA O OUT » na*-run-na ruu - run •m b ___ jtyxjos O a y 1 E n tre e N and Get J R 1/2 OFF«« A e*« 321-6161 moos C IIO T M O fU PFIY CO 5 6 CM o> > fits * i (0 5 lO e CO o cn > & 100 N. M A P L E A V E . 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Ir e n e s a rse m ew a riw n en d v V -ed en giM C ww end w eem c owr ei e r e h i g h e r )i m ™e v JJ j ^ Im p o rts SENIOR CITIZEN S DAY For the LITTLE ADS that MEASURE UP., 1 0 % OFF in Sales and Profits, ««* » * parts a n d Labor on Wednesdays e m i •ms »••*«••• u it s* BUSINESS REVIEW! Call:322-2611 j Don't d « U y . start your ad in the n e it issue ... I l IM I P 1.1 [0 iU.V mitkdwi I �Rams reap reward IN BRIEF Lake Mary tops Hawks to claim Volleyfest ’95 .... LO CALLY PDS-Hackers double-up Angels W IN TER SPRINGS I II*' IM)S Hackers not bark on Ilit- winning track Monday night, heating the .1 N .1 I'rur Valin- Andris 20-10 In W m li r Springs Fall W om en's Slnwpiteh Su Ii Im II League art Ion at Central Winds Park. Tlir I lackers IF* II onllill tin- Angels 22-15. |’1)S plays Soap Ho\. which trails Ib r Hackers bv oiir nanir. at H;:io p in next Monday 11111tin*_I«»r I’DS w rrr Teresa WallnirUrr (3 tor 4. two runs, lour Hill). Terri Mann (3-lor-4. two rims, two Kill). Taint Chesser IJtnr-1. two rnnsl. Juanita Johnson (3 for-3. two runs, three KHII. Estelle Norvell (two doubles, three runs, three HIM). Karen Kolis (two shinies, two runs, two Kill). Jaekte Jauowiak (two shinies, run. two Kill). Phyllis Haynes (two singles. three rnnsl. Jane White (triple, run. two Hill) and Krtsiv Kesslngcr (slttnl'-. two runs, two Kill). From t t o ff R eports______________________________ LAKE MAKY - The tup two boys' teams In Seminole County turned out to lie thr top two teams in Central Florida as Lake Mary topped Lake Howell In the rhaitipltmshlp mutch of Volleyfest '9 5 at Lake Mary Hinh School Saturday evening. Tournament Most Valuable Player Darrell Dilmore scored two of the llnal three points as the Mams knocked off the Silver Hawks 15-H. 15-9 In the finale. The victory was the 20th stralnht match win lor l.ake Mary, whic h finished the season with a tx-st ever record of 2 3 -1. The Mams, under coach Hill Whalen, had Inst the fourth match id the year at Dr. Phillips, way back on September Hth. AROUND TH E S T A T E 1 Lake Mary bad advanced to the finul by heating IkMine (15-2. 15-61. University (15-H. 13-15. 15-4) and Dr. Phillips 115-9. 15-13) Sheffield shot T A M P A — Florida outfielder Clary Shellleld was shot when hr stopped at a Irallle llnht on the wav to piek up one ol Ills children. Sltellleld. was wounded — not seriously — III the upper left shoulder and treated and released Iruin St. Joseph's Hospital Lake Howell I1H-5) had the tough road to hoc as it won its opener over Colonial (15-10. 15-10). then lost to Dr. Phillips (12-15. 15-H. 13-15) to fall Into the loser's bracket. Hut the Silver Hawks, under first-year coach Lenny Grace, came hack Saturday to eliminate lloonc (15-12. 15-5). University (15-11. 15-5) and Dr. Phillips (15-5. 15-131 to earn a shut at tile Rams. Marlins ink outfielders MIAMI — The Florida Marlins said Monday veteran oulllelders Tomuiv tirenn anil Russ Mortnan agreed to terms with their Charlotte •imitate, and both players will Is- Invited to the Marlins sprtnn trainltin e.utip G regg hit .257 with si\ home runs and 20 Mill In 72 names with the Marlins alter his eontraet was purehased Iruin Triple A Chariot te In Mai Mormon hit 27H w ith three homers and seven Hill m 34 names with the Marlins. E LS EW H ER E Bullets get Pack I.ANDOVEM. Mil — The Washington Mullets, attempting to till tin- void lell hv the Injured Mark Price, oliialncd guard t<«.Imti Park Imm Denver lor lorward Don Mai-Lean and guard Dung Overton. Puck averaged IH t) points and :v-l assists in eight exhibition games and H.9 points and 4 I assists In Ills tour-year career The Hullets also will receive tut lire considerations Makitig lit) the l.ake Marv squad were Andrew d a rk . Darrell Dilmore. Mark llornrelch. Ainrtt Gill. Adam Messier. Devin Hale. Erik Larsen. Jeremy Dilmore. Adam Sewell. Kyan Man. Sean Whitman. Jason Hawkins and Tony Cttcrella. Co-Ed leaders rally to stay tied at top F ro m S ta ll Report* SANFO R D - Sandberg back with Cubs? NEW YORK - Mvile Sundltcrg. the All Star second baseman who retired m the middle ol the 1994 season, will return to the Chicago Cubs. The Associated Press learned S a n d b e rg s mini-back will he .mnmmeed today, a team management source told the AP Term s were not lumu-dlateK available. Sandberg. 30. was placed on the voluntarily retired list on June 13. 199-1. alter tils sudden retirement. Tile 10-llmc All Star is a career 2H9 hitter w iili 245 homeisand 9<)5 Kills N B C in baseball TV running NEW YORK NHC. alter saying II would not be Involved In liasehall until ai least 2000. was rinsing In on a live veal eontr.ii i Under till- deals lielng discussed. NIW would Ietc Vise the World Series twice during tin- nest live years and Fox would broadcast three World Series l lie two truth would broadens! pari ol die playolls ear-b year. NHC would televise three All-Star games and Fox would have two along with a game ol die Week paekage ESPN .llld I N I also would In­ part of III! paekage with each televising llrsi-round plavoll games Television executives said the deal would he worth more Ilian St billion, with NIW and IP X e.n b paving more i Ii.iii Slot) million a veat Johnson takes Orioles helm HAI.TIMOKE Goldeiirod's Daves Johnson Hot lilt job lie i nvclcd. and lilt Ituhimnrt Orioles signctl die manager i In v rt-p-i terla s t ar ago Johnson, who gmileil Ctmmnutl to the MCentral iiilt rt t civt-tl a three st ar t untruet trout lire team In plnvcd lor-lrnm I9iif*72 Alter H.illliiinri liierl Jnlmnv ttales Iasi October. .lolilison applied tot die opening Hill tile t )l II lit S t hose I ’IIII MrgUII It was a night lor comebacks. Tile tup two learns in the Saidord Keere.illon Deparlmeiil Co-Eil I-till Soflball League, bolli had lo tails to wm at Plnchtirsi Park Morulas night 10 keep par e and sel up .1 head lo head man Imp lor the league -lead next week Hall N Hall look a 5-0 lead in Ilu­ mp ol the llrsi liming, bin tumid 11 sell iraihrig Tot ItI s Pruducc/('ra/s W ings 13 H cnlcriug tin- sivilr Inn mg Ihlt I 1 Inis and sis walks lalt r . Hall N Hall had plaled 15 inns lo lake a 23-13 lead and held on lor a 23 17 triumph Village Paints also led 5 n in the C IN C IN N A II Ib t ( lilt l i m a n R e d s in i r i K h u i d K a v K tn g lti .is l i n n m a n a g e r m m p le l lu g a Ir a u s llio ii d ia l s l a r l i ’d a v e at a g o K n lg li l vv tin lias ne ve r m a n a g e d al a m level, ti p la t e s D a v e s J o h n s o n w h o le d th e R eds lo tin N l . C e n t r a l title BEST BETS ON TV N A T IO N A L HOCKEY L E A G U E 7 :tt)p in S l 'V Lujhininn.nl Fl'w is |Ll C o m p le t e liltin g * on Page 2B LS* SUBREQIONALS TO N IG H T — -— ---------------------------------- Mist m m iig lull loimd llscll nailing I Hi It Nit ks h 5 in lilt second. Mut iln tit In ii did not Iasi long as Village I '.unis lied die g a m e With Ihrt i rims hi tin bottom nl the S t mini and then scored eight runs in d o third on the wav lo a 2 1-H \ it tors Next Manilas Hall N Hall ti ll rakes on Vdl.igt I'aiuis I f 11 al / pill ami I in If \lt ks (<> :»I laces 1o d d s Product- ( i .i/v W ings |l -ll al Mp III See Co-Ed. Page 2D mu n M.iit m» n<'') IoddA Produce Cm. Winq*.01 40 * oio ooo Unci* Ni(lt\ P4inh MB 00 i in - 11 24 Rotary, Red Sox win to set up girls’ showdown F ro m Staff Report* SANFORD - R o l.ir v H re a k la s i C l u b a n d the S a n ln r d R ed S o x li m e d u p lo r I h e ir sh ovvdovvii m flu S a id o r d R e c r e a t io n D e p a r t m e n t J u n i o r G i r l s ’ F all S lo w p i lc h S n lt b a ll L e a g u e w t l h w i lt s S u t u r d a v at L a k e s id e F le ltl C r y s t a l C a in e h a d i h ie e h it s i n c l u d i n g a d o u b le a n d d in v t in t w o r u n s a s R o l .i r v H r e a k la s i o v i ’ i e .i i n e a 3 -2 d e l ic t i lo m p G e n e r a l P a n t I S c r v u c 7 I m th e lu s t g a m e a n d K r is t in W t-a v e i a m i M a u d s P riild s tlro v t ill sis m n s t a e h as d i e R e d S o v v v h U t'w a s h t d S a n l n r d O p ii m is i C lu b 2 2 '» m H u ( a n i l al P a n el S e rvice la k e s o il S . u i lo id < ip n in ls t C lu h .it I D . I m D o i n g iln d a m a g e l o r M o la rs Iln a k l.is t w e re I aim li lo n b le tw o singles r u n tw o Ml tl I. A p r i l P e a rs o n it 111• i singles, mill. I'nrrli- Riggins l l u o s in g le s 1vs11 tu iis l. H a l P o u n d Is in g li nm l M a n i la H a g g s a n d C h r i s S u i i i i n Im u r u n r a t III a n d S o p h ia l . l l l l i s a n d Hulls ( o s s a il lo n e K ill i-.ii h i I 'm s t ilin g ih i ullense to r G e n e r a l P in i I S i i \ it i ssi le I n g r i d l e rs le g i11 \s o s i n g l e s m i l l . ( l i r l s i llie W o o d ie s ||w n singles K i l l ) . I'n lll-M a W a u l Is in g b m ill .J e n II t te l W 'a lig u r s k s fs in g h K ill I E rik a H u m ii is in g le i K e ne slrii M i K il im s See G irls. Page 2D s e t-u n d g a m e Knight new Reds manager Saturday at Lake Mary High School The host Hams tripped the Silver Hawks 15-8. 15 9 to claim the title and finish the season 23 1 Lake Howell's Chris Cantrell goes high to slam a spike past a Lake Mary block attempt during the championship match ol Volleyfest 95 Members ol the Lake Howell team were Chris Cantrell. Handy Cook. J.K. Klordano. Tim Daugherty. Paid l.oerzel. Wayne Parker. T.J. Singer. Adam Westcrman. Jeffery Worcester and Jcllcrv Yearlek Rotary Hreaklasi c lu b is sidl lllldelealed al •'» " « bile da lb d Sox an l 1 (ii liel.ll Pan cl SelVII I t i l l and Satilnul i tpnmisi ( bib lit 5lir.nl f lits S a t u n la v tin R e d S o x b .in li R o la iv H re a k la s i al 9 a in vs lu l. Grnn al i'aittl S»f Motat * Bf raklAil Club *40 6* Sanford «**d So* 000 0> Sanlof dOp' phhI Club Hai.id P h olo * by P h il M e n tio n Class 6A District 4 champion Oviedo (top) and runner up Lake Mary ibottom) will both be looking to extend their seasons tonight when they play in the Subregional level of the Florida High School Playolls Oviedo will host 6A District 3 runner up DeLand. while Lake Mary will travel lo lake on the 6A 3 champion Deltona Wolves Both games are set tor a 7 30 p m start Tonight s winners will advance to the Regional tournament this Friday and Saturday Dolphins keep Minors alive, Hurricanes win Seniors? Fro m S ta ll Raport* SANFORD tin l)t>lphifc» direst then hut. into llie ring Inr Mu|»r*» Mile sslidi iln l l u i t u u miiinsi wail mi a ruling In •>'' d dies ss ■ i ill. Scmnla title us tin S.mluril Ki i i* at inn P« parr itn-tti NUntil Flag Football l.< agm plus id ' s. . k 11 11 mi ti i -i veil a l S u n l i ii d Miditli Si Imol iln- pu-i Sal lint, is l be t kilple.u- > b p " - i ' >i * P.m nl «»n« p \H I ni s Jll 19 user tile Kaidei . arid 21* 2a i >s i i M .lp il- llifi* a tin 1 uv In *s In I III 11 I tl* dir. • le.mi r.u> w ilb I wn week*, ii m iming m tin- i« mil.ii n* .isoii lilt l») 21 h.lfl VV«»11 It* Ills! ki.HIH j| pi mer iln lugu.ii- I n i iki flu- li-agin lead mint III! J‘ *I 1 - (fl It bt.mked tin- S l i d e r s 2*1 (1 .mililieugi r u n g u p - c i In tin Dolphins ' I I'll- Saturdus tile l iiW'In *V- plus tin M.ii’d crs ii 7| n in i m llie )9ets lake mi t)*• - Jagiiats (It || at t 1 a in the Slrelers 12-5) lace the Dolphins at niMiu. and the 1‘k-rs and Raiders relurn m battle at 1 p in In the Senior Division gallics. Ihe Hurricanes I ) || edged the Hears (0 til 20-13 lo lake a hall game lead over Ihe Idle C o w b o y s (4-2) Hill ihe Hurrieani's game with Ihe Giants l.t-21 that would either give Ihe Hurricanes the eh.mipi onshlop or lorn- a three was lie between tile Sec Flag. Page 2D . ...» M 1 �•anford Hm M, Sanford. Florida -Tuesday, October 31, 1095 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S i i • m a in Cm «a f f M llQ M M ) C f tf f M lM M f m m * x, c »i m m •in umtactarttnci M ■SMS* ITUWTS a m u n E * " * * 1. • r id • MM Orptart *111 Ldtacf l i t * LotaS I I I * t a d s III* CMtaS > (M t t a p u>* M t lllt l Stages i l l ! ■ta* m i Jadtaft t i l l im p * m i ■ t a S liii Seoal 1000 S ta n d IS M ttaep IM S Aaplt S IM SWOP t i l l Tvmp M M i*e*| M M 4tad*p M M F ta N M IO M TNtaN M M ***** M M N il M IS B M P IM S ta p IM S Btap IM S taped IM S nps a m M O V III k ill N M Qa-tmrtnaiilnmicll.il a On-re M n an.ua On - Pictat I paaatm lunar iM r n Mki.ua cla -re U m ra a a M -rco rw a a a J. 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CIVIL ACTION CASE NG00-IM6CA DIVISION 14-A M E A T WESTERN BANK. NOT 1CI OF ADMINISTRATION Tha aAmlnlatrallan al Iha aataN al CLAIR I . G IISON. la c a a a a * . V ila N u m b e r vg. O A V IO PAUL A L L IN . *t al. 1*1 NOTICE 00 SALE M UH u If IMOT j j I tm t Mai ItM?r purtuM l NpPtoai JuKgmentgf T a r a O m n t r OrKtr * a M Oc •I m M L atari In Civil Numtar t t lU t C A . In Me O r e l Court N r SEMINOLE C o u n ty, F ie ri* * , n h t r t l n O O IAAT T WESTERN N K la -------------- tA ---------- IM PNMiff. ant OAVIO MAUL ALLIN. •« al.. trt Nw DetonI tltuotta In M M IN O L I County. La* II. IV O IN O I LAN01 NO ■ U N IT T M R I I . a u t a n N Nw Via* Mar*** rwortaO In Vial oaaa n . v t| M n ana m. in n a VuAlk tacarOa al Seminal# Camay, F tor 14a. #t puNk *oN. to t a MgF»»t and ham MKtar. N r can*, at n a Nm V W M OM MTTIO^M Cam ay Courtage*, N l N. V a n A r a n a , tartar*, Florida. al n i t A AA an na iv n la y al r u n . im . AAaryama Maria C L IR K O F T H I CIRCUIT COURT By: JenaE. Jaapelc William M. Oaitan A AaaoclaNa l£M Sawn MyrtU Avenue. SuIN Ml Clam wtar Florida Stale T H IS IS AN A T T I M V T T O C O L L IC T A D IB T AND ANY IN F O R M A T IO N O R T A IN K O W IL L M U M O FOR T H A T V U R FO M •*ln accarUenct with tha Amarleant W in Diaabiima* Act. paraari m naa* al a apaclal a tremmadetlan N partlclpaN m mia proceeding ahail. vrltMln u ran (I ) May* priar to any proceeding. earnact tha A* mMatraftvo Othca al n a Caurl. M l N. Fart Ayanua. SamlnaN Camay Cantata**, tartar*. FL M771 NUptrana latri ro a n s . T O O I OOSOS5877I ar I t N M t 0770vie Ftorlde Raley Service". Vubliah Octobar U I I . IMS OR SMI NOT tea OF V iN IC L I AUCTIO N R K : I M HONDA AAAONA AAOTORCYCLt VIN JH lVCUUFM IK Uar AUCTIO N D A T I: N O V C M R IR a I M A T Z 00PM A T BUF F A L O R O O T WORKS. IISS R R L L I A V I .. W IN T C R SVRINOS. FL Sttt. OATI OF FURLISH OCTORIR Mr m m OCTORIR II. IM ORIM i t m c r . ia panama m Clrcvll Caurl lar lam Inal a Caunty. FNrWa. VrabaN Dlvl alar. Iba aRRraaa al eMcb la Wmlnaia Caunty Caurtau*#. Santoro. F L S H I . Tha norno* al n a paraanal ALL I N T I R I S T I O F I R S O N S A R IN O T IF IIO T H A T : All paraana an vrham thla natka It aarva* tvha hay* atolaehant mat challanpa *ha valid­ ity o< lha vrtll. ta g u a il ficalIona al lha paraanal rapraaantallva, vanua. ar |urla#cttan al thla Caurt ary rygulrva to Ilia tttar abltcllant with thla Caurt W IT H IN T H I L A T I R O F T H R U MONTHS A F T IR TH E O A T I OF T H I FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T IR TH E O A T I OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditor* ot lha dtcatarit and othar paraana having claim* ar damanda againtl daeadant't aatato an wham a copy ot thla natka la aarvad within ttwyy mantha altar tha data al lha lira! publication al M a notlct muat UN lhair tlaima with thla Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E O A T I OF TH E FIRST FUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COFY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor! ol the dacadant and paraana having claima ar damanda again*! tha dacadant * aalaN muat Ilk toalr claim* win M a court W ITHIN THREE /MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST P U B LI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM S. DEM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Thy data ot tha Ural public# •Ian al Ma Notka la Octobar 14. IM Paraanal Raprtaantatlva Kathy E- Scaura* IIIJI Whlapyrwood Lana Rock villa. MO 204S7 Fyraonal Rapraaordottva; ThamaaA Spaor Ot Thomat A Spoor. P. A. 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Perl Leuderdela Ctodtod 0 Ibbena H Ml IM in in Al I .J ft M M a 14 (m n ) And Marellda DeboBe (RBI). Contributing for the Red Sox w e r e WeRver (three doubles, sin gle, three runt, tlx RB I). Ttwaabaydttoatataa Taya. P iid d y (double, three singles, BY. kanpnrlan Jwa »aa tw o runs, six RBI). Sherri Ross N*a Janay d Itaaaaan aVpm (tw o doublet, two RBI), Sarah Catpry ■ U* Angaba■ Ipat W iggin s (single, four runs. RBI), Kenya Lawaon (single, run. RBI). Christine Gamer (single, tw o runs), Janet Gamer (tingle, m n ). Stephanie Foreman (two runs. Fm m MX - Nata al tota l Owa Lta RBI). Jennifer Spee and W hitney i C y r a n r total Mwaa tknr taevaar r a atamag parttan a Bishop (three runs each). Janine . dh r. hya d cr. u** can Fisher (run) and Jennifer Sellers * my. aray wm an* t a l l WtataMlnapi (RBI). I. UV) llcty M l tr* IB IB M Jenny Himes had a single for mm Sanford Optimist Clubs only hit. 11 Ul Oarra*Capa tard IU KUB 1 III Ota Irtnar*. Omrrtt. 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Granl*. * s ts s .OKS S ***** eta pro* i * i m «« ta H J ta T ^ J d l* cmMMncMctMAkOT IIM M aTum m -oaM aoinM c O R M T H II-liM il m a o im -in « M v w T n* I tota wrdl tratan tota tot B * I ii la ta urine t frf r B ta t ta ta ta - t o t to t H It totauey.ataw*tdtll U Tdwtae t a n Fata* NwtH C k -r (U m « «a 1. Wharf Rats (BeerSO). 49-16: 3. Thee Royal Shafts (Games Play). 46-17; 3. Golden Arrows (Roc! loch L'a Sports Bar), 4. Counter Points (Oames People Play). 26-37: 5 . 37 Scorpions (Games People Play). 20-45: 6 . Sure Flight* (Games People Play). 19-46. 1. Trlp-N-Out (Crickets Pub). 55-28; 2. Trou ble Shooters (Rock L ‘s Sports Bar). SO-24: 3. Red Eyes II (Red Lion Pub). 50-33; 4. Joy’s Darts (Nlce-N-Eaay). 40-34: 5. Game T im e (Red Lion Pub), 35-48; 6. STO No Problem (Kiwi’s Pub ft Grill). 30-44; 7. Bull •Shot (Rock L ’s Sports Bar) 24-59. 1. OTO Thee Point (Games People Play). 30-21; 2. Possum Puree’ (Beer:30). 27-24; 3. (tie). Prowlers (Red Lion Pub). Dart Chunkers (Nice-N-Easy) and Strange Brew (Gaines People Play), 26-25; 6 . Steelers. 25-28. _____ C DlVISION I. STP (O a m e s People Play). 47-18; 2. Rubberneck Chowderheads (Baileys Billiards). 40-25; 3. On The Wire (Games People Play). 38-20; 4. Top Gun (Kiwi's P u b ft Grill). 35-30; 5. Playing Games (Games People Play). 30-35; 6 . Sharp Shooters (Crickets Pub). 17-41:7. Bull Thla (Rock L 's Sports Bar). 15-41. ** * ~ • * itui ' -------------- ““ 1. Cecil's Brew Crew (Rock L’s Sports Bar). 36-14; 2. Kiwi's Imports (Kiwi's Pub ft Grill). 35-16; 3. (tie). Simply Magic (Beer:30) and A fter • • Shock (St. Andrews Tavern). 27-24; 5. St. Andrews (St. Andrew s Tavern). 25-26:6. Tom cats (Kiwi's Pub ft Grill). 8-43. Sudsy NtTttoWr 6. CFDA/7DA TM raU M St at Pdopla Play, Cat-toff tlMMta Flag runs o f A t and 43 yards and on a 33 yard from Brian Wade. Donovan Redden had a 10 yard touchdown run and Brandon Bradley and Jimmy Postell added extra points aa the 49ero won. DOLPHINS aa Charles Hayes capped ■ tremendous day by scoring the winning touchdown on a 60-yard run with no time left on the clock. Hayes also added a pair of extra points, had an Interception and passed 50-ya yard* to Terence Graves for another score. Graves also added touchdown runs of 10 and 40 yards. D anny Johnson bad a pair o f 10 yard touchdown runs for the Cowboys, while Brian Richmond had a 5-yard touchdown run and an extra point and Billy Ibiater added the final touchdown. i!■ three teams, was suspended because o f a question of eligibility on one of the players. COWBOT6 21. JAGUARS 1* Brian Richmond scored a pair o f touchdowns, o n runs of eight and 10 yard*, and also took a shovel paas from Brian Rlchmon to lead the C ow boy* to the win. Rlchmon acored the other touchdown on a 45-yard m n . while Frank Martin and Danny Jackaon added extra point run* for the winner*. Jaaon Wheeler acored tw o touchdowns for the Jaguars on a 25-yard Interception return and a 37-yard pass from Brandon Bryant and Bryant added a 5-yard touchdown mn. David Thomas also added an extra point. Wheeler alao had a 40-yard kickoff return and caught a 55-yard pass, but neither led to a score. HURRICARBS BO. M A M 1ft DOLPHIN* SO. RAIDCRS 19 Charles Hayes was a one-man show for the Dolphins, scoring three touchdowns on runs of IO. 15 and 55 yards and alao added a pair of extra point runs. Terence Graves set up one touchdown with a 40-yard kickoff return. Cecil Cooper almost matched Hayes perfor­ mance for the Raiders, as he scored on runs o f five and 35 yards and alao had an extra point. Josh Webb scored the other touchdown on a 20 yard run. 4BUE 2ft. BTBRLftRft O Johnny Rollins scored three touchdowns, on Donta Harper ran five yard s for one touchdown and threw an 85 yard touchdown pass and an ex tra point pass to T ra c e y Cashe for the Hurricanes. Alao shining for the winners were Tim Byrd with a 7-yard Interception return and an extra point and Carl Arnold w ith a 60-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Jarvis Grant led the defense with four flag pulls that prevented touchdow ns and C astle cam e up with an Interception In the end cone to end the game. For the Bears, Brian Brophy acored on a tw o -y a r d run and a ls o th rew a 30-yard touchdown pass to Anton Floyd. Floyd also passed to Antolnnc Murkey for an extra point. Cwrfft Ffi I* cruft. lb - Co-Ed Legal Notice NOTICE Od M OCBBDINOS FO S TH E VACATING ABANDONING D ISC O N TIN UIN G AN D CLO tIN S O f ilS N T V O f W AY OR ORAINAOE EASEMENT FOR) ALAOWA LAKES D EVELO P M EN T COMPANY TO WHOM IT M AV CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAK E N O TICE mot too Soord ot Caunty Commltolonor* *1 SomlnoN County. Florid* *1 1:10 PM on Iho 14th doy ot Novombor. A D . lf*L In tha County Coanmluionor*' Mooting Room ot Itia SomlnoN Caunty Sorvlctt Building in Sonlord. F lor Ido. will hold a public hooting N contidor ond doNrmlno whothor or not ttw County will vocoto. abandon, discontinue, dot*, ronounc* ond dlKlolm any right ot m* County and Iho public In ond to Iho following right* of way or drainage ootomont running through or odlocont to ttw doocrlbodproperty. t » wit: DESCRIPTION: That port ol tho Drainage Eatamont ovor Lot St. according to the plot ol LAKE SYLVAN COVE, a* rocordod In Plot Book a . Pago* ** thru 7* ol ttw Public Record* ol SomlnoN Caunty. Florid*, dncribta ** tot low* Commence ot th* Eottmod corner ot Mid Lot JV Ifwnct run N ***04'ir‘ W along ttw Northern boundary ot told Lot TV lor a dlitanc* ol 7**0 Not to th* Wntorly limit* ot o Cerwervatton Eatamont et shown on toto plot: Itwnc* run i lt* 4 l'* r W along told Wottorly limit* tor * dlttanc* ol 7.74 toot to tho POINT OF RESINNING: thonco continue S ll,*r*l~ W along Mid Wottorly limit* tor a ditionco ot It II toot. Pwnco run S 4l*7TI*” W dong told Wottorly limit* tor o ditlanc* ot *J 42 loot: thonco run N *4*7087" W along o lino parallel and 7 SOtoot Northeasterly ot Iho Southwesterly tot line ot Mid Lot I* tor a diiunce ot 10 gt Not to tho Wottorly limit* ot o drainage Easement olio shown on M id plat; thonco run N 41*22"JO" E along Mid Westerly limit* tor o dlttanc* el 21 ft toe*, thence run N 25*11 00" E along Mid Westerly limit* lor o dlttanc* el MS* tool, thence run N l**J* i r E tor a distance ol 7(3 toot: thence run S *4-04 70 E parallel with the Nor theat t line ot Mid Lot 20 lor a distance ot 12 S« tool tottw POINT OF BEGINNING Containing OOUocrtt I U2Jtguora toot) more or tot* Person* with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any el theta proceeding* should contact tho Employe* Relation* Depart menl ADA Coordinator N hour* In advance ot ttw matting at 121 1120. aatemton 7*41 Pertont art advlwd that it they dec Id* to appeal any dtclttom mad* at that* meeting* hearing*, they will need a retard ot th* proceeding* and tor tuch purpose, they may need to Insure that o verbatim rtcord ol ttw proceeding* l* mad*, which Include* ttw testimony ond evidence upon which tho appeal It baled, par lection 30* OIOS. Florida Statute* PERSONS INTERESTED M A Y APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT TH E TiM E AND PLACE ABOVE SP E C IFIE D BOAR OOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLISH OCTOBER!!. IFtS O EI 2*4 IB P ow erin g Half-N-Half w ere G a ry Conklin (double, three singles, two runs, four RBI). M ik e M ille r (d o u b le, th r e e singles, two runs). Sieve Kotss (hom e run. two doubles, three runs, six RBI). Jerry Camus (three doubles, three runs, three RBI) and Lori Poe and Carol Dick (one double, two singles, two runs and two RBI each). Also contributing were Jim Schafer (double, single, three runs, two RBI). Marie Byrd (double, single, run. RBI). Rene Sanvllle (double, two runs). Rose R o s s (r u n . R B I) a n d D an Lossclgne (two runs). Pacing Todd's Produce were Lynette Barkley (home run. two singles, three runs, three RBI). Duve French (home run. double, fou r runs, three RBI). Della G arner (double, single, three runs), Belinda Anderson (double, single, run). Allen Dow (two singles, two runs, two RBI). Debbie Cole (two singles, run. tw o RBI). John Searles (single, tw o runs). Bobby Shaw (single, run). Johnny Gilchrist and Barb Cole (one single and one RBI each) and Kevin Moore (single). Leading Village Paints were D a ve G oldstlck (trip le , tw o doubles, single, four runs, five RBI). Paula Songer (double, two singles, run. three RBI). Dec Walden (three singles, four runs. two RBI). JefT NefT (three singles, three runs. RBI) and Sue Nichols (three singles, two runs). Al s o h i l l i n g w e r e K i r b y Swlnehart Jr. (double, single, two runs, two KOI). Leah Spar­ row (two singles, run. two RBI). Cary Keefer (two singles, run. RBI). Dawn NcfT (single, two runs) and Kirby Swlnehart Sr. (single, run). , Hitting for Uncle Nicks were Dave Blakey (triple, single, run. three R B I). Z eb Webb (two singles, run). Michele Bemtng (two singles). Chip Smith. Lynn Webb. Robin Hetzel and Shawna Dollttle (one single and one run each). Debbie Bemtng (single) and C hris Bemtng and John Hogan (on e run and one RBI each). EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! L iv e G reyhound R acism s !! Ra o w Nkmtu - (IsoEffcaftf) * Post Dm 7:30 H armcs • M aut , i13 . H f f . - l CEmtoiMI km Aam LmVmtotumnot Imm/Sl Pmft Ju. im m ta rn i m vm untun i SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK A FAIRPLEX CASSELSSRSY*4 0 7 / 6 9 9 - 4 5 1 0 Meta ItaoMa*: lauMf d Ao *d *1fata* ft* *« If-tl • hwo M Etad Vi Of oaf p fat S IM . M l n^t H in d u lMt.»Uii*ai;WI»Nlgtosl �t t f Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florfda -Tuesday, October 31. 1M6 - People ir of f i a W Mfc IN B R IEF She makes a difference in scouting Great Day in tha Country OVIEDO — T h e 22nd annual "Great D ay In the Country" arts and crafts festival will be presented by the Oviedo Woman’s Club on Saturday, Nov. 11. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the ((rounds o f the Lawton Elementary School In Oviedo. Over 300 participating artists and crafters will be com peting for cash awards and ribbons. An estimated crowd of 40.000 attended the 1904 Great Day festival from all over Florida as well as out o f state visitors. Last year's fundraising produced over 123.000 that w as distributed through local charities, community enhancement and scholarships. ------ As —aa »*« »■ - - n a m o w a n n n ia r SANFO RD - Scouting hM been a part of Deniee Oeriepy'a Ufe for ove r s U yew s. Her Initial In­ volve ment came from desiring to w ork with her eon aa a Boy Scout. She meets with her scout p a c k 543 at the A ll S o u ls Catholic Church. Oartepy begin as an assistant den leader. She then progressed to a den leader, then committee chairm an. Now Oartepy has grow n upward In the ranks and boasts the title ofcubmaster. “ 1 still have children m the pro gram." she aaJd. "1 wanted to m ake sure that scouting w as a Orereaturetogattwr A regular m eeting o f Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, comer of Park and 5th. Sanford. For m ore Information, call Carol at 322-0657. Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will m eet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For m ore Information, call 869-6364. a part at district training for adult leaders Oartepy ____wants the leader to wear uniforms. She expressed that It provides a good example for the children. Oartepy recently worked wtth a fam ily cub campout. The district Oartepy works with is called the Sc moron Springs Dts- Clogging claaaaa formad The Old Hickory Stompers ofTer free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 to 9 p.m . Call 349-9529 for more Information. Taka off pounds asnslbly Members o f Take 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 Sanford A ve., Sanford. ____ The group now has a private room to w eigh people between 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on w eight loss will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. * Seminole Com m unity College (SCC) Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. «t the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information. Blood Bank tasks donors Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types blood — especially O-typc donors — to donate at its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0622. Optimist Club maata waakly I The Sanfafd Optimist Club meets every W ednesday at noon at the Colonial ■Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322-0298. Klwania Club masts Wtdntsday The Klwanls Club o f Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue ut the lakefront. Visiting Klwanlsns are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Dancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Dcltonlans 11-piece band. Donation 82.00. Coastllnera mast Wednesday SANFORD — Th e Coastllnera meetings are held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday o f each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All former members and employees o f the former Atlantic Coastline Railroad are Invited to attend. For Information, call F. C. Peterman. 668-5979. DEAR ABBY: I am writing this fo r my 20-year-old daughter who recently had a bad experience with a blind data. Th a m orning after the date, which the thought had gone very well, the young man called her up and told her ha thotwht she was a wonderful person, bat. h* would n e v e r consider marrying, her because he'dldnV#W iS k S S children. Then ha went on to tell tail her that she needed to have surgery on her noee and chin (her nooe is too big and she has a receding chin). In my day, I would nave hung up on him and naver seen him again, but it aeema today, people a re encouraged to be completely honest regardless of how much it hurts others. Abby. what response should my daughter have given this fellow in order to have put him in his place? 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My problem was that I was the girl who develop than anvone else. I had I before any of my classmate*. Each day, I dreaded school. I tried to light off the teasing. ( I even popped s guy in the eye once for a /remark.) loving halfwsy across the coun­ itry rv and a attending e new school didn't help — nor d id parents! advice, talks with other parents, etc. However, I discovered s few things that did help: 1 became involved in local children's theater, my church’s high school group, and I also continued in G irl 8 couts. These groups didn’t tolsrate teas­ ing. Everyone wu a little different, but everyone was accepted. It helped me tremendously. By the way, Abby, I was an ugly duckling who grew up to be a swan. K na% HAPPY ENDING IN PLANO, TEXAS DEAR H APPY:' la s p ir ta g l e t t o r D ie t m • y M m oth er c lild rw a o v o rco i • • • Sanford Woman’s Club maata monthly SANFORD — The Sanford Woman's Club m eets the first Wednesday o f each month, at 11 a.m.. at the clubhouse, 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon are necessary through the telephone committee. Following luncheon, a program Is presented. trict. which encompasses all o f Seminole County. For the past three years she has volunteered p a r i o f her Candor can be harmful Toastmastsrs mast 51 e She does encourage her group to participate by wearing un­ iform s. " I try to stress un­ iform s." she said. *1 feel that It m a k es them feel like they Nar-Anon to offar halp son kept telling her about the craft lady at the camp and pointed me out." On a weekly basis Oartepy has been found volunteering her time for over one hour helping w e ooyi wun projects ino ■ucn. Other duties coming her way Include organizing outing, meet­ ings and calling parents. "W e try to keep the parents Involved." she said. "In ail we do tia la geared aound their fam ily." Earning ranks Involves much time. "T h e boys do 12 activities to get a rank," said Oartepy. Making a difference it what she referred to aa her main drive in continuing In acoutlng. "It’s st for the kids to thank you being there." she said. "They tell me they appreciate me h elp in g and that makea It worthwhile." Oartepy and her husband o f 13 y e a ra , J a m e a , have th ree c h ild re n . J acob. Leon an d Shawn. The family attends All Souk Catholic Church in San­ ford. She la employed aa a aecretary for W .M . Cram er Lumber Company. They have lived In Geneva for three yeara. For thoae interested in volun­ teering with Boy Scouts contact Billie Ann Paquette at the office at 0964001. DEAR ABBY: In response to ‘ Annoyed in Minnesota,* who no longer wanted to hear “ I don't cars* when offering a guest something to cat or drink, I may have a simple solution: When given a choice of several items, I always respond with, "I like them all, so surprise me!” I have even done this in restau­ rants when I can’t make up my mind. ANNETTE T. IN MIDLAND PARK, NJ. DEAR ANN E TTE ) In a rVMitUrlflU NBII WOttM you (SO i f t h e y " s u r p r is e d ” v o n w i t h a f i l e t m ig a o n . s a d a l l y o n c o u ld • • • DEAR ABBY: I Just read that letter from “Still Grieving in Ohio* who wrote to soy t h e loss o f a pet can be just as painful as the loss of a child.* What tripe! Whoever can utter such an asinine statem ent (and believe it) is not playing with a full deck. JAN EDGEWORTH. EVERETT, WASH. DEAR ABBY: How do you deal with a husband who always leaves the toilet seat up, regardless o f how many times you remind him to put it down? Abby, 1 can't count the number of times I’ve fallen in in the middle of the night. We are not newlyweds; we've been married for 12 years, and he still hasn't learned. FLUSTERED IN FLUSHING D EAR F L U S T E R E D : Try leaving the seat up . Then you w ill be leae apt to forget, sad ’ eventually treat kiss to the _j.> Or, visit a I________ r ____ i your a u il-a rd sr cata­ logs for a beeper tlsal goee off when the aeot is M t tap — which w ill act as a rem inder to your summer to assist with the cub scout day camp. "It's great to see the n h remem ber you." she ■aid. “One mom told me that her Pros and cons of controlling insects naturally Some species o f the wasp Trichogramma are used to con­ trol many peat moths. The wasp Is produced commercially In many c o u n trle a and many J e r a e r '■ garden hooka m ention this •ar**toJ k<ui. : particular Insect aa one of the +0¥ * -Alta , best examples of successful bio­ logical control programs. Trichogramma waapa are very nem atodes. Som e species o f minute, about 1/100 of an Inch nematodes are being used to long, these wasps are all para­ control m ole crickets on lawns. sites of eggs o f Insect pests and It A n e m a to d e called takes about 1/2 million wasps N eoaplectana carpocapsae la per acre to achieve a good used by gardeners to combat control of a particular peat. cutworms, armyworms, csrpenThere are many other para­ terworms. click beetles, and root sites. many are only known by b e e t l e s . It a l s o c o n t r o l s their scientific name and very damp wood termites. Nematodes few are fam iliar with them. mixed w ith water and sprayed There are many studies on this on the ground to combat cater­ group of waapa and there are pillars that attack your lawn. probably m any more to be Once the nematode enters the Insect body, the microscopic Pathogens are organisms that worm uses a bacteria who lives cause disease. They can be In Its digestive track to help In bacteria, fu n g i, v iru ses or digesting Its meal. The bacteria nematodes. kill the insect usually within a Bacteria h ave been used few days. commercially with great suc­ V ir u s e s are also used as cess. Because they can be grown pathogens to control insects. A In artificial media, they can be produced efficiently and eco­ specific group o f viruses are nomically. The bacteria known being used In bio-control due to as Bacillus thurlngiensia of B.I. their safety to humans and high attack different types of insects. virulence to Insects. There are some limitations to commercial A strain o f this bacteria B.t. use o f Insect viruses because o f Israeliensis. kills larvae of flies. Including blackflies end mos­ their relatively high production quitoes. Other strains are used to costs and. in some coses, short control the elm leaf beetle and persistence In the environment. Viruses need to be multiplied in the imported willow leaf beetle. living insects. This (actor alone Many fungi are known to parasitise Insects. Most of the m a k es p ro d u c tio n o f th ese p a th o g e n s v e r y e x p e n s iv e . products that contain fungi Viruses m ay be inactivated by the agent for conrol of fungi sunlight. Production costs, envi­ contain fu n gal spores. The ronm ental Instability, narrow spores. In order to attack the host range have made viruses Insect pest must germinate be­ less economically to use than fore Infection con take place. The other form s of Insect control. germination process requires the presence o f moisture for a period (AJ Farrar la l awdnaia County of 24-48 hra. Under (Veld condi­ tions. many factors can Influ­ Urban Horticulturist. Inquiries ‘ to Mm at toe ence the moisture levels neces­ sary for the fungus to be ef­ fective. The success or failure of 210 W. County Hama Road, this type o f bio-control la de­ Sanford, F I 32773 or * pendent on clim ate factors more 423-MOO, Ext M M .) so than when other organism* are used to conrol Insect peats. A remarkable exam ple of the use of a fungus to control an insect pest la the fungus Entomophaga malmalga w h o co n trols the gypsy m o t h p o pu la t io ns throughout the northeastern U.S.A. Nematodes are also used as pathogens o f Insects. Nematodes require a moist environment to live and to be e ffe c tiv e aa pathogens. T h ey arc more suc­ cessful pathogens when applied to moist loam soils but will not perform well In dry or clay soils. They have been useful In con­ tro llin g s e v e r a l s p e c ie s of wood-boring caterpillars in alder, sycamore, dogwood, and cherry laurel. Recently, good control of the black vine weevil, and the strawberry root w eevil have been achieved using pathogenic �4ft - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, October 31, 199S Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT CO URT O F T H I t t T M JU D IC IAL CIR C UIT, IN AND FOR I t M l N O L I CO UN TY. F LO R ID A C IV IL DIVISION C A U N O n - I I U C A I4L CALIFORNIA F E D E R A L BANK.* FeGer at Savins* Bank. PlalntlM. v*. M ICHAELS MATOS, at at.. Defendant* N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER M NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order of Final Judgment entered October llto, INS in ltd* caw now sending In Hid Court, the style of which It Indicated above. I will Mil to the highest and bast bidder lor cash at the watt front deer ot the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanferd. Florida at ll:teo'clock A M. an the 14th day ot Novem bar. INS, the following de scribed property. Lot n . E A G L E C R EEK, oc carding to the Plot thereof, ot recorded in Plot Booh M. Paget 17. N and g». ot the Public Record* of Seminole County. Legal Notices IN TN E C IR C U IT COURT OF T M t E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IN C UIT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE CO UN TY, F LON I DA CASE NO.: 76-1771 CA 14 DIVISION tOO.: A BARNETT BANK OF CENTRAL FLO R ID A . N A . a notional bonking association. Plaintiff. vs. KIMBERLY G. FOREM AN. D e f e n d a n t s . CLERK'S N O TIC E OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN thel pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure entered In the above entitled cause In the Circuit Court In and lor Seminole County. Florida. I will Mil ot public auction to the highest bidder tor cash et west. Irani door Seminole County CourthouM In Sanford. Seminole County. Florida at tho hour at 11:00 am ., or toon thereafter, an the list ot November. IMS, that certain parcel ot reel prep arty located In Seminole County. F tsrIda. described ao totlews: Let 40. Bloch A. SEMINOLE HEIGHTS, according to tho plot thereof as recorded In Plat Book I. Paget 1 and 1, Public Records et Seminole County, Florida Deled this 17th day at Octo­ ber. IMS. (SEAL) MARVANNE MON S I CLERK O F TH E CO URT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk PAULA P .L IO H T S E Y , ESQUIRE Post Office Bos 1MI Orlando. FL MOW Attorney for Plaintiff In accordance with tho Amor leans With Disabilities Act. per tons with a disability who need special accommodation* to par ticipoto In this proctodlng should contact tho ADA Coordl nator ot M l North P art Avenue. Suite N-M I. Sepford. Florida 37771, at toast live IS) days prior to tha proceeding (407) 373 4330 tit 4177; 1100*531771 (T D D ) or 1 m m 1770 (V ). via Florida Relay Service. Publish: October 74. 11, i m DE 1-714 L e g a l N otlcet Legal Noticts IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASS NO. *0-137*CA-tSB JACKSON C G R E E N E andCHARLOTTE GREENE, hts wife. Plaintiffs, vs WILF REDO C A R TA G E N A and TAMI LYNN CAR TAG EN A, Ms wile. N O TIC E OF PUBLIC SALE Notice Is given that, pursuant to a final |udgmant dated October 13th. IMS In Casa No 04 1377CA 14 • the Circuit Court ot Somlnofe County. Florida. In which JACKSON C. GREENE and C H A R L O TTE G R E E N E , h it wife, or* tho Plaintiff*, and W IL F R E D O CARTAGENA and TA M I LYNN CARTAGENA, hit wlto. are the Defendants. I will sail to tha highest and best bidder tor cash at tha west tronl door ot tho Somlnofe Cawity Couelhouta In Sanferd. Florida, a ll l :00 A M . on November fth, IMS. Ihe following described property set forth Into# order of final judgment: SCHEDULE "A " Commence at tha most Northerly comer et Tract 1 ot Ptet ot Survey tor Thomas GrMtam, Fern Pert, Florida as recorded In Deed Book IM. Page 273, ot tho Pulblc Records el Seminole County, Florida In Section 3. Township 71 South. Range M East, thanca S 40*44' E, 10 00 feet along tho Northerly line el sold Tract 1 tor * point ol beginning ot tract to be conveyed, sold paint el beginning being an the Easterly right ol way lino ot U S. 17 77 Florida No. ISdta; Usance continue 1 40*44' E . 1i«.* feet along Ihe Northerly line ot said Tract 1 to a concrete monument; thence S 64*43' W. TIM toot along the Easterly line ot said Tract 1; thence N 71*37' W. 71.00 toot to the Westerly line ot said T ra c t]; thanca N 4T3T W. t6413 feta to a petal on tha Easterly right ol way lino at U.S. 17*7. said point lying on o curve concern Northwesterly having e radius et 7*4* 63 toot; thane* Northeasterly ** * feet along the arc of tetd curve to the paint at beginning ALSO an * Moment tor Ingres* end Egrets described at fellows: Commence at the most Northerly comer ot Tra ct 1 el Plat of DATED to* tlth day of Octo Survey for ^homos Graham, Fern Part. Florida a* recorded In Deed bar. INS. Book lit. Page 173, ot Its* Public Records el Somlnofe County, (Circuit Court Sool) Florida In Section 3. Township It South. Itmg* M East: thence 3 MARVANNE MORSE 46*4<' E. M M feel along tha Northerly line el said Tra ct 1 to tha Clerk. Circuit Court Easterly right ol way ot U.S. 17 *1. Florida No. 1*006; thane* By: Dorothy W. Bolton continue S. 4**44' E. 114.* feet along the Northerly line ol said Tract 1 Deputy Clerk to a concrete monument; thence 1 64*43' W, 76.60 Iota along the BAR NETT A K EN N Y , P.A. Easterly lino of sold Tract 1: thane* N 71*33 W. 4300 tool lo ro point Attorneys tor Pie Inti tt ot beginning: thence continue N 7T3T W, M M toot to tho Westerly ISIS Medruge Avenue. lino el said Tract 1 : thanca N 40*37" W. 10*. 13 feta to • point on the Suite 111 Easterly right ol way lino ol U.S. 17 *7, let# petal lying on curve Miami. Florida 131** concave Northwesterly having a radius el 3*4*63 Iota; thanca I MS) M in e * Northeasterly IS M toot along the arc et Mid curve; thence S *6*S3" PutXHh OctotoerI4. i l , INS C. IM M feta to the point ol beginning. DEI NO BEING the same property conveyed to JACKSON C. G R EEN E and C H A RLOTTE G R E E N E . Ms wife, by Agnement lor Deed from HENRY G. G R E E N end RESA V. GREEN, hi* wit*; dated P IN T N E C IR C U IT COURT September 1073, and recorded t February 1*76 et 4 :t l P M .. In OF T H E E IO M T IB N TM Official Records Book 1074. Peg* 1171. et Ihe Public Records ol JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Seminole County, Florida. IN A N D FOR E X H IB IT " A " INVENTORY S E M IN O L I CO UN TY, D U N R IT E TRANSMISSION SERVICE F LO R ID A 1 Wooden Work Benches PR OR ATE DIVISION 7 Metal T eardown Benches F IL E N D .1 fS-SSS-CP 1 Rebuilding Tablet IN RE: TH E E S T A T E OF 1 Cleaning Tanks ( Ports Wash Tank I JOSEPH M AR SHALL ROGERS I Foot Pross 3 Bushing Driver Set It IM. 1 Standard) N O TIC E 1Transmission Holder With Standard Holder OF AD M IN ISTR A TIO N 1 Bearing Puller The administration ot tho I Set IM Special Tools Mtofeot JO SEPH M. ROGERS, II Low Motel Stands ( 74" I IN TN E C IR C U IT COURT dtcoawd. F IN Number 7S-7S31) High Malta Stands ( I T ’) FOR SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. CF. It pending In the Circuit 1 Grinders FLORIDA. C IV IL DIVISION Court lor laminate County, Ffer 1Set Air Tanks (L b o m ) CASE M X fS-IMOCA-M Ido. Frobato Division, the 1 Set Air Gauges BANK U N IT E O O F TEX AS. address ot which I* M l North 7 Transmission jack ( Low) F IE . Fork Avenue, Sanferd, Plarlda I Transmission Jack (High I Serial i HM67647 Plain tilt, 31771. The name* and 1Grey Air Jack Serial« 4144* at 1 Walker A ir Jack Serial 1 13*3*4 STEPHEN R .F A R R IS .1 R . and tho p e r s o n a l r e p r e ­ l Converter F lusher Serial M * it(C F ) and BONNIE J. FARRIS, sentative's attorney era w t I Scape (Engine Tuna) hit wife, LulA lu U ^ 3Window Fans Defendants. ALL IN TIR K S TE D PERSONS I Wafer Cooler N O TIC E O F SALE ARE N O TIFIED THAT: I Refrigerator PURSUANT T O C M A P T IR M All persons an whom this 120" Aluminum Ladder NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN notice It w rvod who have ob I Propane 130.0M B T U Heeler pursuant to an Order or Final lections ihet challenge the valid I Ton Electric Hoist A Boom Judgment ot toroclosuro dated ity ot tha will, the quailticatlens 1130Gal A T F Holding Tank October 11th, IMS, end entered el the personal repre w ntatlve, 3Wall Hanging Malal Cabinets In Co m No. *3 1230 CAM of the venue, or lurledlctlen el this I Blut Boy Bend o Malle Pip* Bender Serial 1 313 Unit l ] T Circuit Court at tho Eighteenth Court are required to fife thoir 1Electric Welder Serial * 7030 307 Judicial,Circuit In and tor Sami ablectlan* w ith this Court t Air Compressor Sor 1*1 1 71677* nolo County. Florida, wherein W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F 10utside Fro* Standing Electric Sign RANK U N IT E D O F TEXAS. THR EE M ONTH S A F T E R TH E 1 Electric Over Hydraulic Lifts (New Dover) Serial I's 31] A 171 F .S . B . I t P l a l n t l l l and DATE OF T H E F IE S T PUBLI Pan Gaskets STEPHEN R. PARRIS. SR. CATION O F T H IS N O TICE OR Mufflers and BONNIE J. PARRIS, hit TH IR TY D A Y S A F T E R TH E Bands wife, are defendants. | will Mil DATE O F S E R V IC E O F A Sprags to the highest and best bidder COPY OF T H IS N O TICE ON Clutches tor cash at tha west front door at THEM. Steel Clutches tho Semi note County Court Stott Kilt house, la n ia r d , Sem inal# i having claims Governor Repair K(t County. Florida, at II :M o'clock et to# dec* 4330Pump Goar J a.m. on the loth day ot Novorn dent's estate must tile their Rebuilt Front Pumps bar, l»73. the following do Claim* with this court W ITHIN Filters scribed property a t let forth In THR EE M ONTH S A F T E R TH E Gasket Seti sold Order or Final Judgment, DATE OF T H E FIR S T PUBLI Module tori to wit: CATION OF TH IS H O TIC B . Trans Coolers LOT P. W INSO R MANOR. A L L C L A IM S , D E M A N D S U Joints TOWN OF LO NG WOOD. AC AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO Rebuilt Transmissions C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T FILED W IL L EE FOREVER Rebuilt Torque Convertors THEREOF AS R ECO RD ED IN BARRIO. 110Used Transmissions FLAT BOOK TO, PAGE *4. OF The date ot the first publica­ TOOgait. A T F Fluid THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF tion et this Notice It October JOHN* Doth* SEMINOLE C O U N TV , FLOR list. INS. * Chairs IDA Personal Esoretentative I victor Adding Machine DATED at Sanford, Florida, THOM AS J. MAHER t Mastercard Imprint Machine on October 13th, 1*03 4401 Washington Avenue 1ADT Sound Service Intercom w/on* mike and outsider Inside M ARYANNE MORSE Racine. Wisconsin 31403 shop speaker At Clerk. Circuit Court Attorney tor I Sentry Alarm System By: Dorothy W. Bolton Personal Representative I Channel Master Radio At Deputy Clark JAMES A. H A TTA W A Y 7Work ardor Holding flacks SMITH A H IA TT . P.A. Hutchison. Marnele A 12Drawer Motel Filing Cabin*! Attorneys tar Plolntlll Ccover. P.A. I Electric Hoofer 14t0 East Commercial P.O. Drawer llat 1 BendA Malic Index Card Kit Boulevard Sanford. F L D m 14 Shall Booh Rack Suite <00 (407) H I 4031 I Wooden E nd Table Fort Lauderdale. F L 33301 Florida Bar No. 0044304 I Small Lakewood Fan Publish: October 14. II. 1*03 Publish: October 31 and 1Mtlel Typewriter Desk DEI-701 November 1, li t ) 13 Drawer Metal Filing Cabinet DEI 244 I Desk Lamp I Sperry Remington Adding Machine Sarlal f l*7KI164S3 1Paymaster Check Writer I Fadder Window Air Condi Iloner I Metal Latter Reck 14-Tier) b y L u lt C am po s Mltc. Ottlc* Supplies fe: stapler, clips tel people peel end preeant teen eeer n *w cptwr tunde tor anoawr Chilian and Motor* Manuals rodeyteL* * egurtC I Fir* Esllngulthert (ABC) I Marquette Battery Charger Serial« 30 116 1Drill Pros* Serial y 1207 1Slorm Vulcan Cleaning Machine Serial s 2744 4Vices 1Gear Lube Dispenser 1ATF Dispensers L T R R T E J A EE A X T Z T H C V R lWalktr Floor Jack 1Hire Warner Floor Jack Mull lor Racks K Z O Y H C Z D A M V R B H W D Transmission Rack Parts Bint Special Bldg Table D V Z H W C J A D D J , F E H W *1 Ford Van Dated October 10th. 1003 H W D J H D H Y I D , V J V M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ot lha Circuit Court BY Jon* E. Josewlc, Deputy Clerk n si t Margaret A. Wharton. P.A. H W D J M O A f l D D X . * ( X E " ' P O Boa 1177.Oviedo. F L 32743 Publish October 14. 31.1*03 D EI 111 l ( W j L T R H I J . IN I N I FAMILY CO URT 466-OR‘ SB* f 030 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *My mother hat a Jewish satellite STATE OF S O U T H CAROLINA dish. It picks up problams from other families - — Richard COUNTY O F PICKENS CELEBRITY CIPHER Lewis 0 ISOS by NEA. me 11 By W.B. Park r n U W W 4 | ! M iR W V R U J?W - l^ T H 1w 1 *1w M + 'i k t n iik v t o f b q * | flffu c/ . 5 IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM IN O LC COUNTY, FLO RIDA. CASE NO.: *1 Mot OR 01 A INRE TH E ADOPTION OF CFP A MINOR CHILD NO TICE OF ACTION To Robert S Panceri III* E Cheryl Drive Winter Perk. FL J27*7 YOU ARE N O T IF IE O that an action lor Adoption ha* been llfed in lha instant case and you art required to serve e copy ol you written detenus, it any. to It on S1EVEN G HORNEFFER. ESQUIRE. Petitioner* attorney, whose address it 101 Sunnytown Rd . Suit* 100. Caswlborry. FL 32707. on or betoro the 13th day ol NOVEMBER. 1003. and III* the original with the clock ol this court oither betoro urvlc* on petitioner's ettorney or Immedi atfly thereafter other wit* a default will be entered egainsl you lor the relief demanded In the Petition. Deled this 1th day ol October. ms A stand-up comic at the tombs. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Otane K Brummett Deputy Clerk Publish October 17, 24. 31 and November 7, lots OEI I$4 Heather Bowling Patterson and Mark F. Petterobn, Plaintiff*. vs. Richard B. McKinney, Defendant. In-Re: Brandon M. Bowling, a minor under the age of fourteen (14) year*. DOB MAY 14. 1901 TO T H I O EFEN D AN T(S): Within thirty (30| days ot receding this notice, you are required to respond in writing by lilirtQ w ith the Pickens County Clark ot Court. Family Court Division. Pickaoa. South Carolina, notice of intent to contest, intervene or otherwise respond You are further required la inform this Court ol a current address and of any cnangas in address during the adaption proceeding. NOTICE Failure to tile a response w ithin thirty (30) days ol receiving this notice constitutes consent to adoption ot the child and forfeiture ot all nghls end o b lig j.ia n t with inspect to the child named eborv m this complaint. S C . Coda Ann 70-7-1734 ( I ) (3) ntsst. ALVIN 0 JO H N S O N ACKER. W E IM A K E R AND JOHNSON PO Bor *93 Pickens. South Carol na 79«7t DATED: Aug-rsl a. 1996 Publish- October ] t and November 7, 14. 1993 DEI-770 IN TN E C IR C U IT CO U R T OF THE E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IN C U IT O f FLO R ID A . IN AN D FOR SEM IN O LI C O U N TY GENERAL J W I I E I C T t B R DIVISION CASE NO. 76-1663 CA M A COLLECTIVE B AN K t/V* COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS AMO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. BRUCE L. KOOK, D E S T IN Y SPRINGS CONDOM INIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.,and ------------.AN UNKNOW N PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE S U B JEC T R E A L PROPERTY Delon dentil). N O TICE ON FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Ftata Judgment ot Fvtcfctur* dated October 13th. IN L end entered In C aw Na. *5-1233 CA 1* A . at the circuit Court at tha E IG H T E E N T H Judklet Circuit In and tor SEM­ INO LI County. Florida wherein C O L L E C T IV E R A N K t/k/a C O L L E C T IV R F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LO AN ASSOC I AT ION fe Plaintiff and BRUCE L. KOOK, at at., are Defendants. I will tell I* tha htglwat and bast bidder fer cash In the West front dear at the Courthouse, m San lard. SEMINOLE County, Pier Id*, at 11:16 a m . o'clock an tha list day at November. it t j. the lei lowing described property et set forth In said Final Judg mont, fewtt: That certain Condominium Parcel known a* Unit Na. M IA DESTINY SPRINGS, a Condo­ minium and an undivided M i l l Interest In Legal Notice! NOTICE OF PUBLIC A U C TIO N Notice fe hereby glvotv Me Cennell Tewing will sell at Public Auction tor Salvage tor Cash an demand to highest bidder, the tottowIng described vehicles 11-17-76 TtChry CM41T*D134774 1M I -66 flTeyet* JT7AE71AXNO30I*** MD II 1O1NE77U7GC436630 6* Pent 101AE77P3E 71*37*0 6*Chevy 11-1949 ISChevy IGCCS14B7F 31407*3 The Auction will be held at 11:M pm on said data* above McConnell Tawing A Recovery JIM Sanferd Av* . Sanferd F L 37773. Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles On* hour prior to tale. Term* ere Cash or Certified Fund*. McConnell ISO*ryes the right to *r refect any and all aspent** tppurtenertt unit all tn accordant subject to the consonant*, cars dltiont. restriction*, terms, and ether prevision* of the Declare Ron et Condominium of Destiny Springs, a Condominium a* re­ tarded In Official Records Beak 1137, page IMF. and amended In Official Records Beak 1340. peg* 1*47, *l|ta the Public Records of Semlnefe County, Florida a/k/a H ID Lake Destiny Road. Alto monto Springs. Florida 31761. DATED this 17th day ot Octo­ ber. 11*3. MARYANNE MORSE At Clark at said Court By Dorothy W. Rattan As D*pufy Clark Fiber 6 Gitllti. P.A. Suit* 706.1376 Medruqa Avanu* Coral Gabies. P tor Id* 31)4* "Persons with a disability whe need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact A D A Coordinator at Samlnoi* County Com theme. 301 N. Part Avenue. Suite N301. Sanferd. Florida 33771, at feast live days prior to tha proceed Ing Telephone: 1407) 3734330 »at. 4717; 1666*336771 ITO O ) or 14007331770 (V ) via Florida Relay Service." Publish: October 34,31.1*75 DEI 201 IR TN E CIR C U IT C O U R T ' OF THE 10TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT O F FLO R IO A IN A N O FOR S EM IN O LI C O U N TY GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N CASE NO. Yt-1»a*-£A-l« HARBOURTON M O R TG AG E C O . L.P.. t/k/e Platt* Valley Funding. L.P ., Plaintiff, VS. EDWIN M A R TIN E Z and JU D Y MENDEZ M A R TIN E Z ; et at.. N O TIC E OF FORECLOSURE BALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to that F Inal Judgment el Fortctoiur# dated October tlth, 1771 and entered In civil com number 73ISOOCA14. el the Circuit Court of the 16th Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminafe County, Florida, wherein HARBOURTON M O R TG A O E C O . L.P .. F / K / A P L A T T E VALLEY F U N D IN G . L .P . It P la ln tlM a n d C O W IN M A R T IN E Z , J U D Y M E N ­ DEZ M A R T I N E Z . N O R T H LAKE VILLAG E V III CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.. Is/are Defendant!*). I will Mil to the highest and bast bidder fer cash et the west front deer of the Seminal* County courthouse In Sanferd. Semi not* County, Florid*, at 11:60 A.M. on the list day at November, 1773. the fellowIng described property a* sat forth In said Final Judg|waj|J to dull ■ UNIT 23111, IN B U ILD IN G 73. NORTHLAKE V IL LA G E CON DOM INIUM V I I I , A N O AN UNDIVIDED IN T E R E S T OR SHARE IN T H E COMMON EL E M E N TS A P P U R T E N A N T THERETO IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND S U B JE C T T O THE COVENANTS, C O N D ITIO N S . R E S T R IC T IO N S . E A S E MENTS, TE R M S AN D O TH ER PROVISIONS O F TH E DEC LARATION O F CONOOMINI UM OF N O R T H L A K E V IL LACE CONDOM INIUM V III AS R EC O R O E D IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1*53. PACE 47) T H R O U G H 3 7 ). IN CLUSIVE. O F T H E PUBLIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R I O A . AN O SUBSEQUENT AM END M EN TS TH E R ETO . NOTE: P U R S U A N T T O THE FAIR D E B T C O L L E C T IO N PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISEO T H A T TH IS LAW FIRM IS O E E M E D TO BE A DEBT C O LL E C TO R AT TEM PTING T O C O LL E C T A DEBT AND A N Y INFORMA TION O B T A IN E D W ILL BE USEDFOR T H A T PURPOSE. Dated lha 17th day at October. 1773 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark COOILISb STAW IARSKI 4616BOY SCOUT BLVD . SUITE 4U TAMPA. FL 33067 Publish: October 14, 31.17*3 DEI 203 N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice 1s hereby given that wa are engaged >n business at 30* Jupiter Way. Casselberry, FL 17707, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot T-N -T M E D IC A L INSIGHTS, and Ihel wa Intend to register said name with tha Division et Corperolions. Tallahassee. Flor Ida. in accordance with the previsions at th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-Wit: Section 143 67. Florida Statu to* IN I A. Willard. Pres. Publish October]), l*ts OEI 244 Pubifeb: October 31,1765 DEI M* CLASSIFIED ADS O rla n d o - W in te r P a rk 407/831-9993 S e m in o le 407/322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS M l A M .- 1:30 P .M . MONOAT Him FRIDAY CtOSIO IA 1UR0 A7 8 SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATtS 14 tBMittrttfi Hmti................87f 6 ling 7 tonm ullts tints ................. 78# 6 lint SeoflsscsUrf tlmsi•0000000**00• 1 1 6 lifts 1 Urns .,*.*•*.«...•■*•*.,.,*■••8 1,18 6 tins Halts its pit In us, b in d on 3 linos * ) II m s Minimum NOW ACCEPTING IchedtAng mey include Bargain Hunter at 7* cuM ol an adWmnal day Cancel when you get latuks Pay only tor day* you ad runt al rat* earned IN* U description tor las!esi issues Copy must to*ow acceptable typographed form -Commarcid kequfncy fdss we avefebt* DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Tha Oay Beta* PuUciton Sunday 13 Noun Fidiy ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS: In th* avtnt ol an error In an ad. •w Sanford Hoctad will b* responsible lor lha Drsl Insertion only and only la lha entaol of the coal of that Insertion. Ptoooo check you* ad la* accuracy the first day It run*. IR TN E C IR C U IT CO U RT OF T H I 16TH JU D IC IA L CIECUIT, IN A N D FOR SEM IN O LI C O U N TY , FLO R ID A GENERAL JU R ISD IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO: 66-1606-C A -10-A NORWEST MORTGAGE INC. 12— Eldtrly Cars P L A IN TIF F VS. HIILHAVER H E A L TH CARE CLARA1. NELSON. E T A L CENTER, lf*ctoNtlng m re D E F E N D A N T(S ) h**., and restorative car*. 736 N O TICE Mettowvltle Are. 77} tie* OF FORECLOSURE S A L I NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant fe a Summary Final femenl aI ferecteeur* dated 15— C t n w t w y L o t i lobar 13,1771, ontoned In Civil Co m Na. 7S-I66BCA ) 4 A of tha OAKLAWNMEMORIAL PARK Circuit Court el lha it T H 1 Cemetery lets, side by side Judicial Circuit In and tor SCM 11.006each............*07 717 1)76 INOLE County, S A N F O R D . F tor Ida, wherein N O R W EST MORTGAGE INC. Is Plaintiff and C L A R A E . N E L S O N ; 21-P e r s o n a ls DAVID A. N E L S O N ; JO H N DOE AN D J A N E D O E AS UNKNOWN T E N A N T S IN POS ADOPTIONS SESSION ar* Dofondants I will • Free medical car*. Iranspor Ml) to lb* highest and bast fallen, counseling, prival* bidder fer cash at T H E WEST doctor plu* living osponses. FRONT DOOR O F TH E Bor >1)7113 Cloerweler Attorney COURTHOUSE, 361 N O R TH JoknFrkkor......1*00777 3*40 PARK AVEN UE. In SANFORD. ALONE? R E IP E C T ID deling F ferIda. at 11:66 o'clock a.m. on bureau since 17771 All ages th* loth day et November, toes including seniors! I 600 777 1«- . I -4 4 inn Snnlowing H K n uis.v w4 _ profwrTy <477 (Men 33* large discount) at sat forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to w it: LOT 00, SAN S EB AS TIAN HEIGHTS. U N IT 3. ACCORD * WIN YOON M U * ★ INO TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F 1700 133 4141 AS R E C O R O E O I N P L A T E X T. 3331. 31 77/mln. M utt be ■OOK 17. PAGES 71 AND 71, II. Touch Ion* needed. Serv-U. PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI * * o (417-443-04)4) * * * HOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A QUIT SMOKING- 1st Day. From Doted thli 17th day ot Octo nonprofit foundation Doctor bor,1773. approved 100% quaranlo* (CIRCUIT CO U RT S E A L) Call Jean........... *07 2*0-1200 MARYANNE MORSE Clock ol th* Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR P L A IN TIF F 3*17 NE763RO S T R E E T . ST E 264 NORTH MIAMI BEACH. FL77II6 (3031032 777* IN T H I CIBCUIT COURT FOR 1SMINOLC CO U N TY, 73-617*6 IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H FLORIOA PROBATE OlVISfCM* T H I AMRRICANS W ITH DIS­ Fife Number 73 760-CP ABILITIES A C T, paraem with IN RE: ESTATE O F dltebllllfet naadlng a special accommodation should contact ESTHER YAP WONG Deceased COURT AD M IN ISTRATIO N , at N O TICE the SEMINOLE County Court haul* at (4 0 7 ) 321 *310, OF ADM IN ISTRATIO N Tha administration ot th* 1-666 733-677) ( T D D ) e r I *667336776, via Florida Relay •Slot* ol ESTHER YAP WONG d g c e a it d . F i l e N u m b e r Servlet. 73 70S CP. Is pending In Ihe Publish: October 74.31. 1773 Circuit Court for Sominolo DEI-176 County, Florida. Probalo D M sion. too oddress ol which Is P.O. Drawer " C " . Sanford, FL 37771. Th# nomas and addresses of to* personal representative IN TN E C IR C U IT COURT and th* p e rs o n a l ra p re OF T H I E IO N T R IN T H tantallvo's attorney ar* set JU D IC IAL CIR C U IT forth bolow. IN A N O F O R A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SEMINOLE C O U N TY, SONS ARE N O TIF IE D TH A T : FLO R ID A All parsons on whom this C IV IL AC TIO N nolle* It served who have ob CASE N a T3-II17 CA locllom toot challenge Its* valid DIVISION 14-L Ity ot too will, the quail I leaf Ions FEDERAL N A TIO N A L of th* personal representative, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. venue, or jurisdiction ol this Plalnlltl(s), Court ar* required to tile their oblocllons w ith this Court GUY L. C LE M E N T, at al. W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF Defendant!*). THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE NO TICE O F DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLI FOR ECLO SU R I SALE CATION OF TH IS N O TIC E OR NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN TH IR TY DAYS A F T E R THE pursuant to a Final Judgment el D A TE OF S E R V IC E O F A tortclotura dated October 17th, COPY OF TH IS N O TICE ON 1771 and entered In Cast NO. THEM. 03-1137 CA of lha Circuit Court al All creditors ol th* decedent th* E IG H T E E N T H Judicial and other persons having claims Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE or demands against decedent's County, Florida whareln F E D ostat* on whom a copy ol this ERAL N A T IO N A L M O R T nolle* Is wrved within tore* CAGE ASSOCIATION Is tha months otter th* dal* ot Its* first Plaintiff and G U Y L. CLEM publication ol this nolle* mutt ENT; Tha unknown tpouto/co III* thoir claims with this Court tenant of G U Y L. C LE M E N T W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF n/fc/o SUSAN T. C L E M E N T ; THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE SUSAN T . C L E M E N T a/k/a DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI Susan T. Cantoto; Th* unknown CATION OF TH IS NO TICE OH tpoute/co tenant ol SUSAN T. THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE CLEMENT n/k/a G U Y CLEM D ATE OF S E R V IC E OF A EN T; S W E E TW A TE R OAKS COPY OF TH IS NO TICE ON H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA THEM T IO N . I N C .; P O W E R IN All olhtr creditors ol the V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T IE S , decedent end persons having IN C . T E N A N T *1. n/k/a claims or demands against Ihe STEW A R T BO R G A R O T E decedent's ostat* must til* their N A N T *1. n/k/a C O N N E V claims with this court W ITHIN BOM CARD are th* Defendants. THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE I will tell to th* hlghast and twit DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLI bidder fer cash at th* West front CATION OF TH IS NO TICE deer ot th* Samlnoi* County A L L C LA IM S . D EM A N D S Courtnous*. Sanferd. Florida *1 AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO 11.00 a.m.. on the lath day *1 FILEO WILL B E FO R EVER November, 1075. Its* following BARRED. described property a* sat forth The date ol Ihe llrst public* In told Final J udgmonl: lion of this Notice ls October LOT 3. BLOCK A . SW EET lath, 1003 WATER OAKS. ACCORDING Personal Representative: TO THE P LA T TH E R E O F AS Richard W. Cop*land RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 431 Palm Springs Drive. It. P A G E S I I 11. P U B L IC Suite 113 RECORD S O F S E M IN O L E Altamonte Springs. FI 37701 COUNTY. FLO R ID A . Attorney tor WITNESS M Y H AN D and th* Personal Rtpresantallv* teal ol mi* Court on October Richard W Copeland 13th. 1*75 431 Palm Springs Drive Ileal) Suit* 113 MARYANNE MORSE Alternant* Springs- FL 37761 Clerk of lha Circuit Court Telephone (407 ) 636 7770 By Dorothy W. Bolton Florida Bar No : 133)74 Deputy Clark Publish October 24. 31.17*3 Echevarria. McCall*. OEI 111 Reymer, Barrett A Freppier Post Office Boa 1410 Temp*. FL 13*61 N O TICE OF F7364174* FICTITIO U S NAME N O TICE Notice is hereby given tool I In accordance with the Amer am engaged In business al 20S lewis Disabilities Act. persons N Palmetto Av* Sentord. FL needing * special eccommed* 32771. Seminole County. Florid* lion to participate In Ihit pro under to* Fictitious Nam* ol cteding should contact Its* Indi H ELEN 'S D E N . end that I vtdutl er agency sanding notice Intend fe register said name not lefer than seven (7) days wlto to* Division ot Corpora prior to lha proceeding at th* lions. Tallahassee Florida in address given on th* notice accordance wlto the provisions Telephone: 407 333 4330 eat ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. 4717; 1 1000331771 (TD D ) or Town Section *43 07. Florida 1 *00033 3776 <v); vie Flor Ida Statutes 177! Relay Service Helen K Begley Publish; October 14. II . 1003 Publish October 31.1773 OEMS* OEI 1*7 MEET SINGLES Legal Notices 2 1 - Lost 4 F o u n d BLACK FEM ALE PUPPY, 3/4 month old. Simlnole Farms are* Call: 171 7)47,__________ • L A B R A D O R / D A L M A T IA N mli, male, while, ebout 1 yrt. ofd. 30 lbs 3300063 A 7311116 LOST PARROT. ''Pedro". 17" Green with many colors, near ^^ochArbor_R*wir£tolIJ47* 2 3 -tp tclil M o t i f . FOR SALE: Portable BMgt. 741)4'-lea Sq. Ft. Formerly^ Clattreamt. Delivered to your? 27— Nurw ry ft Child C art A QUALITY Childcare Pro school learning, Cemptaer. nurse on Stott............. 714-1*41 CHILO CARE IN M V HOME. Rfisonible rates, fenced yard MON, SAT. 773-4311. CHILDCARE. M Y HOME, r* # ~ sonable rales, hot lunches. 321 SUIttr 377 4710___________ GREAT CARE, OOOOFOOO. e e * DAYS. N IO H Tt, WEEKENDS..............771-6677. ★ HOLIDAY SAVINGS ENROLL N0 W!I!1! NO REGISTRATION F E E t * Ages 1to 3 years* * MRS. M IC H ELLE'S HOUSE __________ 371-7*33__________ _ MARTA'S D AYCAR E. Baby's" looi Pr* School! Lake Mery Lie, rife 7....................372 00*4. NICE AREA. Osctef* Dr., lav Ing. learning atmosphere, CPR. fenced yd., hoi meals. Rets , 343 wk. 730-0760 35— Training ft Education PERSONAL SPANISH TU TO R . 13 ytdri experience. Please 7 call............................. 374-33*7 43-Legal St v Icbi AFFORDABLE Paralegal, Inc. Adoplic". div re. wills, cor port tlons. etc. 7days...777-4476 15— Business Opportunity s BUSINESS O P P O R T U N IT Y ! It's Ytur Futursl Eependlng co needing 4 5 motivated In­ dividuals. full or part time poslisns now available. Fa*:’ «*eelw1ment 430 ttta.________ LOCALVtRCHRC ROUTE 3236066 a/wk potential. M ustSell I 3*6-4*7-6343_____________„ MAKE M O N E Y I Became a "766" number broker. Writ* to: The B Company, 3611 Calmsrt St., Deltona, FL 3371* VENDING FA N TA S TIC NEW PR ODUCT. 400% prolife. 11200/wk potential F R E E cell 11100 716 333*. 7 1 -H e lpWanttd ACCOUNTANT A/R. A /P . P a y ro ll. P T , lOim 2p m . E s ta b lis h e d h tllco p ta r co. Sanford^ airport. Resume to: BAI, P.O. ■es 131677, Lake Mary, PL 377*3J4T7 ar FAX 710-411) Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Luke A and/or Rum T Stallworth th* holder ot Ihe following certificated) has tiled said certificated) lor a la* deed to be Issued thereon Th* c*rtlllcat* nu m b a rts) and year (si ot Issuance, th* descrip tion ol th* properly, and toe named] In which II was assess tdis/*r*as fellows Certificate No 343* Year ol Issuance 1770 Description ol Proparly LE G LOT 12 (LESS S 41 to F T ) C S LEES 1ST ADD TO OVIEDO PB 1PG 112 Nemts to which assassad Shubert Construction Co. Inc. All ot said property being |R Ihe County ol Seminole. Stale of Florida Unless such certlllcateisl shall be redeemed according fe tow. to* property described in such certillcafelsl will b* sold to th* highest bidder at tha west front door. Stminol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on th* 20to day ol November, 177S a ll) AM Payment ot Sal* to*, opplice bl* documentary stamp tax** and recording lees are required to be paid by th* successful bidder 4t Ih* sale Full payment ol an amount *qual fe th* highest bid is due within 2f, hours *tl*r Ih* advertised tins*' ot to* sal* All payments shell be cash or guaranteed Instru mtnf. made payable to th* Clerk * olttwCIrcultCourt Dated this tlth day ol Octo ber.1773 (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark ol th* Circuit Court ,* Seminole County. F lor id* By Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish October 17.14.11. and No<ember 7.17*3 DEI 1)4 5 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida -Tuesday, October 31, 1395 - M 71— Ht^wWaitHd 71— H e l p W a n t e d W A IftlD i i i m o n o v i R a ' jie w i i i awi . t n - i m FLUrad AgMwyoqAatoa. L I T ! IN HO USBKIRPBR » adutta. Five day* a INNrence*. Call n t t t d K I T *N ’ C A R I . Y I . H ® b y I j i r n W r i Rhl LRh/tok C LIA N ROOMS. I 177 wb. Pay Pftoaa. private entrance. 222MM HKTMMtll/Nf. within* 'p k H ^ la p n H t hCrt. 217S. Par* A*#., Local war*. act ROOM FOR H I N T . sai/Wh. Watb/dryar. peal, haute prlvttoga*. IN*/ Dap......... Pl-Sflf. T R U C H IR t S P IC IA L II A bath. Ream ta park truck I Ptaaaacati.................J71AIY2 A C T NOW! AVOMI 1WDF41 AVON 14 hr. Hal Line w e n avoni M e, N ■i i/ r P t N I R IORI CLUB. Condo. 3/2. utility roam. Ready to g o l.A IIN e w a tJtU . me. Ni-nwar.. mmommam a n d d lth w a th o r* . Please | h l ee mn^ of Lab* Marv Bfvd. •■ Marl WMdi M L Orvg fraa p n impNfiiiatil Arve N I I O I O . No aegertofica w a t e r y , uaa-uaa/eaeh. Perl tlma evening* avaltobto. PaW training. tattine agCalt: TDM KflRUT COIf in SANPORD area. Ragardlau at training, write R.C. Nipklai. Deft SWIt, Baa tH.Pt.WOrtb.TH.WNt. VITIRNART Rennet Attancare tor animal* and facility. Ave.SP/hr.weeh. tm w .w th s t Santerd. WATSON M A L T Y . Lake Mary •fflea H new Intervtewtnp tor new ar aapariancad real aetata auaclata*. Call tar a caraarl Cad..................................m DtSMWASMCRS ASARVBRS Apply la porten a t: » l l ( S t k m mam______ M ipw im n iip iw iN in iiir A M L A N !. Lake Mtry. earner at 1/4 lehe Alary live, t i l t m ..................m t m e m CMUC«m W Ttltl4llr. Will train. Mlrlnt NOW I CALL M W N F-SM M W Job Salact. Inc. Only Tea IMP. U U M M TK V B l M M TOT CHILD c a d i Mid d e n L a k a t a r e a , } tchooiaga chlW ran, aayt M2-M75 Revo. 254-4157. PaNar Part Tima Rvq. Ilyr*. or aWar. T A f T I OP CHINA. In Lfc. N ary i [Clean cleat A o rD C D L ta w ie ap.wHr. tea- m o. o a i v ia t fWw I fTL/ necessary, W0K + . Tra in totally, fDD T W ALL H A N O I A t ,* HOT a l V V WODR AM N IA t jf Mud have Vohkto Vi Muot A Phone c a2r ia a im I _________ ^ ? lA I AST M O N IT S TM I T a a a P T O D PT. v . tel appt. tar Ca*:...............epy-mtea. tea-ttt-test ar tap-aaa-ttsr NSW LOCATION: I I STAR T IM P O R A R IIS . IN C N O P B R * e e * w « 8F-Hlg*M ♦ NURSING# ★ ASSISTANTS# Mull ha willing ta recalve training at an apprevad trunln* canter and hecame cam Had within ta day* at MMlte^Mnnl fW U.wwY ^ IvW -h-*- W aff^Wyfr^pfl• pravlda at Watt I tatlifectery related |cb references. S rp T wttMai ta n . m w y u - n . O I R A R Y . D ra g tre e . 10 1. OPPICR C L IA N tR S I Opening* In Lh. Mary. Longwood. Altamenta Sergs., Great 2nd Iobi Start t-rpm . 54.75 + benefit*. PRO CLRAN.MP-liea P A R T -T IM I. t*/Nr. Antwar ta la p h e n a * . P l a a l b l a hour*/Heal area. No tiperl anca m c t i t a r y . C a ll I M5474 42*>I it. 111 Int Id. PASTA LOVERS TRATTORIA I* hiring a full/tlme BUSSIR lar morning*, lO em -lpm . Men./Prl. ptu* 2 3 evening shift* luting 24 hour*. Pt**mc*il:325-M47. P IR M A H IH T P A R T TIM E Will Train Call lor Aggt COMMCRCIAL LIN R N Sorvko TELESALES PHONE REPS EVENINGS 3:30-6:30 REPAIR PERSON call lor Interview: 33i Grounds Keeper PARTTIHt-M ML NKIX Tamper ary potman, aval leak — ....... m wn. H O M I T Y P IS TS . PC utart T H I SANPORD N IR A L D I* looking for Telemarketer* In the IV S N IN G HRS. to till itvaral opening*. Apply In p*r*an: 2N N. PR IN C H A V I. Man.-PrL 1:10-1:00. tial. Call i H t l i s a M . l i t . M O M IC L IA N IIS larvtcaANM. la m up leware BM P Iwears cMW care, up la SO lawarp driving. Start at 54-MperHr. T O J........M I4 H 1 CARRIERS II A IIN C V S IIR IN O IIP . fe rra l but net required. PNaaacali: a i - B i n a HHMATNMIRSTAU1I T H I SANPORD N IR A L D la uahlnp people to deliver the Sanford Herald newspaper. Apply la partem It* N. IN C H A V I. is (mt) iraeaar JOIN OUR TEAM WUNMHR NKAiTH C JU K C M TM Wl A l l LOOKINO POP: CNAs Who are caring, motivated A want to became part ot a last team. We are a t rawing u p i a lo e R A T IO . 114 bad •hilled nurtlng facility. W I O P P IR i a Cemptoto Health Package a Pay lacreaaa Altar infra a I tobto Wark A iilgnm iatt a Orientation Program tot Savina Plea APPLY IN P IR S O N Mm m wwim iw.ro ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER 1 rear* min. Midtrlng tip . ot micro tm oll componenta. Good benotitol Call.....m i e n FINISHERS ....!/! APTt“ SPflCIAL** POOL a WASMIR/DRVIR HOOKUP P R II BASIC CA R LI‘ W2 SaiS L A R b l t/i. Range. Fridge. month plu* aacurlty. C U R R II A R IN C Y 222t*24___________ MAtlMrSVHlMf Lake Ada I Bdrm... 1419/mo. 2 Bdrm., 1470/mo. and up. BMITt SANPORD. 2 BDRM. A P T .. Dtwatoqg IN S dtp- M M por month. 224M*2 or 1104407 SANPORD. I BDRM. A P T .. A/C. Unfurnlthad. Dawntowg SIM dap. S27S par month. 7741047 er................. JB44M7 UP A DOWNSTAIRSI IS apt*.) Santerd Area. 2/1. KUO/110. Wo pet*I Call 222N i t ________ 2 BIOROOM. * bath Apt. avaIIabto tO/lim . C/HA. tteckebto wa*h/dryar, all kit., appll anca*. |42S/mon. 222 1051. 100— Condominium Ronjah_____ M IDOIN LAX I . 1S7 Sand Pina. 2/2. appliance*, garapt. tern, pane, sssa me. W A TS O N W IN T IR SPRINRS, 2/2.J. Tewnhoma. vary nice. up-, dated, walk to tcheolt A park*. ttavmon. savaaaa. 101— H oum Fum ishtd/ R u t High tchool diploma, mutt bo able to lift JO lb*. Cell between t am 1 1 1 41-4 pm. 323-0440. RN-UNIT MANAGER 103— Houses Unjurwhfcod/ R u l D IIA R Y . Lakatront. 2 bdrm home, huge lanced yd., carport, lam. rm. 3200 mo. 4 tec. HALL R IA L T Y 2221774 OILTONA. 2/1. CHA. toncad back yard. SSI5 a month. SMO SANPORD-Laka Mary. 3/2. Newly remodeled, very nice neighborhood, boot country club A mall. C/HA. family roam, fplc. privacy bach yard No pot*. I 77S + toe. Rot. rag Attar 4:.....................R M P L SANPORD. 3/1. Rant, leate purchete, tato Non quail ling auumaabto.............. let *322. SANFORD VI. *430 month plu* 1 U 30depot!I. No petti ________ caRutwgg________ oUNPORD in. apt., w/patto. C/HA. 1400 1200 0 SANPORD t/l, apt., w/encl. patio. Ig. rmt. Fplc. 1400/1X 0 P N O R T N L A K I 2/3 Condo, w/lplc.. pool. loko. looto w/optlon. 1373/300 MIAVY LIFTINORBOUIRBD Aaaiy oipm-ALP Par kaallciManei 330****. □ □UH M CAKRSaa * * FULL TIM E w * ____ dt-BHin. bdrm. traitor* IBS waab. 5MB daaaait. 2222W4_____________ UNPURNI5M IO NOWIR T ra il ar N r rant tocatod In Mary Njpgt*. m «* 4 g RyN vV / IIS — InduttrlaT 117— C*m m trcial R u tR if STRIP IT O e n y liL A R L l 253S Sanford Ava. M t S g FI. *2*S/Man Aaant: 774»*7a UiVATKM WRIT RUOS BEU RINGERS PROM NOV. 24th Dec Urd 7MW.S4M St. Apply topermw. SICURITY OPPICIR JOB Training. Armed A Unarmed Prpetty a Altec tatot n e t *44 S IC U IITV OPPICIR* Pull A P T available All hear*. Free uniform*. Donollt* 4 eocotlon pet. Lie. BBtUOOOJ. 447-444 MW e rM n lU t. IO B AO CARMIKR3, INC. OPLOAIOA B A U D CAR B U R a l X P I R I I N C I PAYS B H O M IIV IB V 27 DAYS O B IN IP IT A BONUS PLANS • B IO IR PROORAM O P P IC I A M u age. m t g tt"T up. M O V I IN S P IC IA L I tits man. 2110111a r22225S0 SANPORD. Office tpaco. 3400 t g It building total. 13M tg ft. gar effjco unit. 2»t-F»ba 1375 M . F T.. Store front, hvy traltlc areal 1575 month. Stooitram tw ity 3225405 127- S t R r o « e / O H k e __________S#RCR__________ STEN STRO M 1IS -O ff ice Srrcr / Rwrt OUTDOOR STORARI. RV. IquIpmant. Fenced A lidhtod-CaHW-lFO*_________ 141— H t m R i f R r S a k At I IIIUIAHI I HUM I S VI N IIIK I ’ I'M III'I H i l l S l Kj’r. Call 103—DuplexTriplRx / Went IA N F O K D , 1/ 1. A/C Qulat area No poll. 1300 plut dap. Available Nov. 1.........221 04*1 S IM IN O L I HI OH, 3/1. C/HA. carpet, equip., kit., Intlda laundry, carport. 2214404. 3/4 A C R I 4 . toned AO. 1/2. fenced, dining tom., tern porch, par ape. pond 1102. too R I NOV A T 1 0 . New carpet. paint, fenced. 132.100 N O U 5I W/Sep. Matbar to-tow apt. A aftka detached, toncad. mlntcdnd.SHt.N 0. P fll-P O R C LO SU R I. U prlv. fenced, carport. 144.230 O W N IR P IN ., now paint. carpet, fence, carport. 133.000 M ID O IN LK. V T. renovated, now carpet root paint, toncad comer tot. 174.3M I •« * I I | t •'.**• ••* f 4» VLNTUHE IP H O P IH TIES ■OR _____ I N C . muni woawuni Gorgeous 1/2 condo w/opon kit., w/breeblatt bar A ttoelt . coder fireplace, carpet I* like newI Prtveto N oted yard community peel -....... M l,N il M H O C O M H M iT T I Former Medtl-3/1. ceramic tile, barber carpet. Ilreplece. wet bar. built In*, mirrored w a llt-A ito c la llo e m a in pool. raof*. aa•|...................... 1*4.000) 321-2720 *322-2420 LAKE MANY• SANFORD ^ ^ ln O u f 3 9 t(^ M f ^ ^ ^ 111 L 21 ST. R IS T O R I D . Charming. 3 bdrm.. 1 both, garage, fplc.. OAK FLOORS. CHA. now wiring plumbing. *40.*00 1/1. NRW LV R IM O O IL R O . Mutt tool lie . Iter ter homo. In great cend. near atom, tchool.*27,5M. Cell: 22al04*. lU-TttevM M / H W k / tk fD R 2)9— Antifiw /Ckssk Cars CADILLAC. 4dtar. ell erl*lnel showroom a M R M O t O .... mo rl clasiico 57K ortg esdet. saraga bag*, wd. Cad t u r n * la eaa . ItM M . HI MO ITU C AM CO RD ER . Magnavae • mm. like new cendlhen. 2275. neataa 221-Cars lt 5 -C # * n k »k f » IB M A P T IV A . IS M N I for modem. 320 HD. aaftwara. 51JOB. Cell: 222 5254_________ LOCAL BUSINESS Upgrading HVSTSUU _______ 1222111. VGA monitor*. 101 prgloodod pregram*. •i.i J te ^ C e U T r a jje J M ^ ^ W - I U rtiwO— <i S. Oiargle Hemu M Up to Carriage Cave • V I , Large Living Ream. Screen Rm.. C/HA Ctoan 4 Nko.......................... U.485.M e i/ i, Pella. Shed. C/HA. ......................................25.4*5 a M , i f Wid*. mode tame TLC. most le moved *5.4*5 M. a J/ I. Double Wide Large Pelto. Cerpert. Large Maetir Radraam. C/HA, C le a n 4 Nka...................... SU.SOaM a All the above ere ceth price M UST S IL L ! HW MUSTARD 4 !*•* CR YSLVIR I 1 PR iC B ll RMtaftorl 1 efW4 4 Patoul*2 MMPt2 m ? D B LTA M , eater. V*. Rune z s ijs r s a t^ r 1 - I wee*! 1*7* M O N T I C A R LO ISO, - M fJM L SPA/NOT T U B i S P fR SOM pertekle w/equto- underwator light. Cedar R A IID D Never ueedSHTSaw-NHSM. rtor, rune tod fun'e-up. MM PRO 2257*72 SI BUICH Regal. IN K m l.. Garage haptl 1 1 119— OHk« S u fffk t R E F U R B IS H ! DONka C aplin, all make* A tlae*. Seva up ta M % from New I Warmaty A f S 'e n ewtobleSbR^Neltoud. OM-Mt-MMerlM-ma 1 RORM, R IM O O IL R O . New both 4 klf. urn. perch I m m dawn. *1M month. 4141108 S RORM. 4 1 BDRM.. Pro-laved, tingle wtdo nwaito homo*, in a N IC ! Park. Owner Finance. Read credM. ked credM, aa crtdto-Nt PreOtoml 225-2717 • IBARRAS I T SOLO N I B t*W Toyota fram the bM cad to her detained ed. “ I v «*w H H * * 1M#*o Cell me ClouMw To Mil YOUR CAR. I *NM. 144*740 M NISSAN Swdre. 4 dr., stan­ dard Great tire*. R UNSI Moho Otter 12254*7*_________ *7 PONTIAC Flrtairdl »IM 4 I * eng • cyl. btock. rune *reat. needs key. ORO.. ....... 191— B H i M t o f MRkfiak B U I L D I N O M A T !R iA L ^ ^ “ MUST UQUIOKTE!! I Military Spec Building*. Brand new. Mill crated M utt Mil Immediately due to cloeinga. One I* 40*40. Will M il tar balance. ( M l *0-1224. 15f—Rm I Kttato W ank* • DOORS. Clout 34”iS5" HO; Screen 24"**r' IN . 2224540. OS SPACI J O IS T l Tin roofing 1 4 -X ir. two 2217130 bU Y IN a* LIASIN ge H O U t l t PLUMSerLIMOMS MMWI BUY NOUSBIISOM 2 1 5 -B o a tia n d ttocen Pay Cetol u i* M M e BOUT I t . Craftsmen, is* HP. 23 Mtll MS. 4*54*41 Cetaef- Fk Sato BEAUTY SALON POR S A L I. In SANFORD, goad location, up A coming trap. Owner moving away. Fleooo call tor appointment Pager 7*00434 LO C A L T A V IR N t *40.000 *5.000 down O W N E R F I ­ NANCING! 222 2044 or 322•511 217— Oar— > I r I— 233— A u k N r t s / Acctssarks CUSTOM MR BOLD auto emblem* A meter 1 ports I We came to you I CwM torguoto..... :........4SP-M5-WPF O N I STOP T U B SHOP. Time t*.0* A up. Mounted A Raf. l7/W412thetChiipe Dope. 235— T r u c k s / I usrs /V r m F R B IB N T L IN IR . rebuilt 2M Cummings, t sp - tie. work truck. New II 13.1 rubber. Asking V M 4 0*0. Seme II nenctna 4V 44*1111________ t « n FORD VAN, MB* cyl., teed wark truck. Runseeedl tote. l25-*e75 I C H IV Y 51*. New 1 part*. Standard, rune graaf. LOROMAnM_____ M FO R D PIN. 4X2." everything work si rtor. SI784 2MM4S •C M U ttU U N IN K IIR Call In your goro*e tele ad by 12 noon on Tuesday end take advantage el eur special gar ape Ml# ad priced Call Classified now tor details! 111— A p p i i a n c R t / Fumiturw 3222111 A-f *e«t AegUeece 254-22*4^ P R I I Dobviry * Werrewty on KEMMORBWeMer-Dryer Pair. 2 1 9 -W a n k d k B s iy A f f liM C f S 1. STOVBS: I - tar- electric 2M: 2- I T ' etoefrk 1125 00; ! 20" elmml new electric *175. 3. WASH BBS: Maytag V I ; KelvlnefortfO 1. ORYBRS: K#nmore»75. f lR H R Ig lR jjM • D I D ttogto Twin Site b u . mettreit A metal frame. *45.M. Can ONIver. 222 021*. C O P IIR 5 W A N T ID Ail Makes A Site*. Runnln* or not. Will pickup..................4*7 7*5-1004 23a-V«Mcks Wawksl O LD A JUNK C A R V TR U C K I W A N T ID P R I I Heal away. I pay CASH. Trow 1 3t* *484 C A IN Mt PAIDI Par JeaA Car*. T ru c k * A M ltc .l Keep America Beeufllul 1.... 225*00* JU N K CARS WANTBOI Runn­ ing or noil Pay M. 7 day* a wk.. wo haul I K 2 4 1 -R a c r t a t k n a l 222— Musical Instrumgnfs V tliick s/C aw atrs ■ ■OINNINO PIANO by eepertonced teacher. M. Music decree Cell 222 4*0* CAMPOROUNO MeetaersktoT camp from coeet to coeel RPl affllieflon Paid I34M Seen lice U73I Cell II I .* 1 I /il l \S\ IJ / !»«l .1.’ I < V ! i / O B U 0 R IT C O N K M UST Dandy 1 bedroom ha* to be the boat buy In town I Fenced yard. tra*h palntl *11.Natl I <La>e/ur a l Directory of Services Es ta te , in c . 322-7491 KI.AI I V L A R I M A R Y en C ry tta l Labe. 1 bdrm.. Tbath. 2370 tq ft. home on 1.75 acret. w/lakt A Itlandl All AmenlllotI 3 car g a ra g e detached 3 car car port I 35 It. Scrn porch I Family rm I Ski. F lth 4 Enjoy Natural Only 3144.*001 323-5774 O IL T O N A V I. split plan, faml ly room.......................343.000 W. Mallcuwtkl Realtor >22 7*07 ■ X C N A N O I OR I I L L your property located anywhere I IN V H TO R 5 R IA L T Y 774-5415 M ID O IN L A R I, 1/2 Owner lln a n c ln g 51.SB* down 55*5/men. I4*.«00 7747071. SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS la p j ROAD CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL Si 50Security Deposit TO T Ceil In# Fans PLOaiOA I T A T t R B O U IR IS ell confreetors be registered or certlltod. To verify a stoto contractors llconto c e ll I 400 243 Ttta. Occupelionol License* ere required by the county end can be verified by c d lln g M M IM e j^ J M ^ ^ A d d it i o n s A R tm o d tiln g ‘ N (W *R B M 0 D IL‘ R IPAIR* Vinyl Siding Feinting. Doors. Cerpontry. Concrete m w n ^ lD R e lto L C R C e tM M A i r C it d it io n ln g a A L L PUBPOSI CNealwg try Offke/comm . low rato*. Ik. 222 *72*Bo»nr 741*102. APOLLO CLIANINO S I RVICB Comm /Ret weekly, monthly or one lime 4*7 221 0044 H O U S IK IB P IR S to lit your ovary need Jutl oskl *455735. Since "1*74" Pern's ftobpp O U A L IT T C LIA N IN O tves.. BeetooeOI* ratesI Frew *st. Ret evell. en request..50» 2027 TH B HAMPTON HeuMkeapers. L ie . Bonded. Ins., Swtlstac lion Guaranteed ........540-234* INSTALLATION* R IF A IR MOST INSTALLATION 12*. I A . L J c 7 l* ^ 4 J 7 J J M « ^ ^ rk M O w I M A IB JF H U R m D IB V rU w m f in ip w f f f n f y ii HO M I IM FR O VIM IN TS. K it • Bat h 0 Ti l es 0 D o o r Carpenlry • Windows • H and ymen SorvIceOSmell Job* W e lc w n e C a ll^ m j * * ! ^ ^ Home Rapdlrs FANS OISFOSALt Drains H 20 Hoators Futures Switches Commodes Faucets E d Lie •SCOltoS** Since 7* *43- 14M. ~ BRAND N U N 1 TO N C/HA cend Instelled In eilsllng can trel heal system SI rtf ♦ tw* Instelled I yrt. werrentry ^ e l^ J IN ^ ^ ^ W * »M ll i u s h H o g g in g R UIN MORBIND. Light g7 5 Ing. Rtttondfcto call for •itim df. 322 341A Iv m g C A B I N ! f t . D O O RS. gen carpentry, drywell Lie /Ins O ......... m eees C A R P B N TIR All kinds of home repairs, painting 4 ceramic file. Richard Grots..... j j i jt/ j CarpRt/lnstDllRlkn I CARPRT MILL D IR ECT | •tg Owceuots Poiweu* Ire First Quality. Tee Ltoe. Steinmetter. 3eaon.es. Track!***. Sculptures** ft Instelled Commercial level leap**3 **y d ------- to; neeeea ) f f M. J »* .4 L uf1 b S.inlur ! A., 1400474-9050 r V. R E A L T Y . a 14X51. l/ t S p ilt. Rl M A N A T! K. IM R * l 4Xe LV 5 S* M « PLIITWOOO.M.SOO. • S4XS4VtSaRf.il O IS T IN Y , fpk.. H U M a 14X44 V I S|Rf.H B R OAD MOOR. tcm. rm., 113.080. OS4X4I t/ l II S X Y L IN t.P L rm . carport 114300 e 54X40.1/1 M R. HSR Y L IN I. w/woih dry. dlth w a th e r, Ipk. SMJM. CALL: 22551Mer M t -M il P A L M V A L L I Y , e n clo te d parch, living ream, dining ream, eaf-ln kit., dlthwather. detpeteL lea maker rafrlgera tor, in . fen In each ream, utility, wetk/dryar. a-car cerpert. 222AM. 2*53127. A IR CONOfTIOH/ftMter*. 1-4 TO N central unit* new A used tram 22M *4 4*7 257 *14*. DURRLAR BARB. Eeey pueh button retoaMl IS per eg ft. JM -SfM I L I C T R I C W N IIL C R A IR . gead condition. N r a CHILD. Cast *e*M. Sell SMI. 230*7*2 As* tor Koytaor David_______ PIR BW O O D . lee sowed aee. tel M a toed. Per dHIvory Call:................ . Jia a iB A NOW'S TN B t I I I i Host a Christmas Party. M t P R R I ......... M1-MB7 R l N T A M P T . Natoea PNMag beat! Beit A Tattle included! *1* to a day . *17 Full day I ____ cw« >7> Stenttrim Realty. Inc. f IS I X P A N O I N O A N D N i l OS O B IV IR S TO BUN M IO W IS T A I AST COAST CLASS A C D L R IO U IB IO SANFORD. W . FA M ILY moot. C/NA. reeeveted, sisaa SANPORD. 4/1 MM ♦ S g Pt. Fireplace, lg thadag tot. T L C itortor beau. *40,584 221*527. SANPORD, SALI OR R IN Y It 2/1. tcm. perch. Fenced bach yard SIM me. let A laet. *388 tec tSatol57.W*l. 3*54M8 SANFORD V I J . near Hamilton Item. Huge shady bock yard. M*.MB. Ctow to Downtown. Call tor Ape*. M IAM I. SOM I O W N IR Ptaeectog 5 Acrao -f Homo. IM M R M A TR . 277 *47* or beeper e*»37M MAI I C A R IC IN T IR ...sn-gsa. P t N I C I I B T I JUST L t t T I D t Lg. V I . C H A range, fridge, wether- dryer, wort room, fenced yd. OW NIR ANXIOUS O P P I ^ - w A k l b o u l l . tram SSM/man., 1250 tg ft.. OR UNI tocatlon. camar af 40A 4 Old Lb. -Mary w. U Rd. — In n i l i — WW P t f .... bdrm. I bath, wall to wall carpet, no pelt. I400/mon. ♦ dap 2200788 A MO MM. JM IL IS F R O M New Atolll t/l. porch, nko. clean, good loco lion No pot* *2*5 mo 4 tec Avoll. 1022 *045*24*47 1344 DOWN e WHY R IN T 7 When you con own. thlt 1 Bdrm. homo, with CHA. now point A carpoll Atk about HUD hornet I The HUlima* Oreup. Inc. Realtor* 721 0313 rom owwiiUML L A R I R U R Y . By 1 3/2. Ipk.. tcm. parch, toncad yard. toe. tyttom. IBM t g ft. Meflvatod loller 2241PF7. N O DOWN P A Y M IN T . Par II you are curmetty an any waiting lt*t ter a houte. W l NAVI HOMIS AVAILABLRI oft ice*.... I N O D U K U t l l O IRA WlUttVM NULTN ■ M W MTT. Re ■ X C I L L I N T attattm ant Mill*, abto to give direction A follow through. Long form corooiporlenco noceetery. ■ X C IL L IN T B IN B F IT S PAX Resume: 407 223 4111 OR APPLY IN PR ISON Brkk home, need* wdrfc. B U T IT* a BARGAIN at 57*AM it Vito. In w------- ! W ------ A "We Manage Year Name Ilka It am* ear aunt." JIM DOT L I .................221-24*5 11*4 temewrlto Ava. Small. 4 Kcuumons INVISTORS SPICIALI V ito IL D C R SPRNtM OR 40. 't A RIGISniU NURSES rot BUSViUMCAftf UWT C O N C A I T I --C I M I M T Tea eat i m-toes. N R IS M R S Concrete, tool* A trensporte lion needed............... 371847* 1*7— M r M b f W R W l r/ BeaR W t t l _____ SANPORD. 1/ bdrm. I block from hoapttol. SllO/Wk. Phi* ujo /m c .....................a**-U47 StoffitromRMtab Immediate apanlng.PU LL T U d i m s n a m ___________ jo e s ijo e s ijo e s Narrall Sarvkat Now Hiring! I I P . ADA, Never a Fm l C O N V IN IIN T I A S Bldriam apt*. WNIW/men. Sl(t/dap. I rear toau. No Pat*. 224a m C O TTA R ! imctoncy. private and quiet. Near Mfh St. A Sentoed. N* pet*. 3335*7* ■ PPCV.-Ratto* Leading an Wahlva River, clean. AC. canee uee. 1125 m g. no pot*. 2224470____________ toe, dapatlt. m I l k _________ _iJ!3____________ 141-H m h m tor late included, SANPORD. 1 BDRM.. all elec.. Nr. re*id. area. Sllt/me. + die Nepal*. 222M1* ff— Asertmewts ‘ MOLLY M A IM * Pull time residential cleaning. M P, PS. Uni termed Will Train. __________ H f t m ___________ MOATS W A N TID t War* tram hemal Pull lima tncama. Part time hour*, a rt TRA IM I Catt M O A IL IN O M I COM M UNITY L. I b d rm .. utmtia* Rl Unfurnfehttf / Rtnt Apaty la partial 157— AAobik Htfiws/Sato All rental and real atlato advertisements are subject to the Federal Fair Homing Act. which make* II Illegal to edvertlte any pratoranca. Mm nation or d licrlm ln a tla n bated on race, color, religion, ta*. handicap, familial atptua ernattanalorl “ BUY AMO S IL L Gead ctoan uted furniture A antique*. In »h e p r e l ln lt h ln i a v a i l. L A R R r S M A R t ...... *250*55 4 New Scratch 4 Dent*. New Used appliance*. Ok*** AppHowcei* e 222-78SB • M A TTR IS S 4 BOX SPRIMR. Owaan. Seely peatorpedlc. eefre firm. SM. 23*0***. R IF R ie iR A T O P Upright w/ treerer; IL IC T R IC S T O V I. Both 2250 tech. 77* 0»*4 R IF R IttlR A T O e . STOVE 4 WASHER/DRVER In good condition. Cell: 222 1711. SOFA R ID 4 Chek. Earth toneil Good condition I 5175. 4*5 MBS____________________ U S E D F U R N IT U R E P O R S A l i . O rttM M . m irror*, night (tend*, chair*, table*, bod*. Reatonablo price*. B U O R ITIN N W I-toto. f -Q p / t o t o f7— Apartmcfita Par fueling A graaalng. hvy. equip., with COL. M ttM A T andartamanl*. C a ll Caaa /r O IL T O R A A R I A 11 e c m . Ideal lor moblto homo or hematite, hortei cattle, farm­ ing er hurteryl Zoned egrlcul tural. It.tee pgR A C R I . Smell down payment w/owner nnendna..............Na->ay-tm S A C R IL O S TIIN . High end d r y . A p p ro v e d f a r 2 hornet!to* 315.CM P J O t ll Prtv. C O N V R N IIN T L O C A T I O I l cater TV . rafrlg. microwave, ACRYLIC APPLICATORS 111— A ffiiancM 153— A c r t t f R - Concrtk Laundry Service A5PNALT/C*acr«to Driveways. 22 fit ttp Frutsl. Lk./lns T A C Caestrvctlea. S*»*Q7«. CAPTAIN CONCRITB. Wayne Baal 1 Men Quality Opera tlonl 235t ill er...... . 420-Mtl. M ART'S LAUNDRY S IR V IC E Will wdih 4 Iron Pickup 4 ckliyry, iow fdtti-123 f344. L iw n St v Icd AM IR IC A N LAWN C A R ! Yard & Tree work. Hauling tool Frmestimate 27* *1*3 LA W N SB A V I C I. M owing. Edging Trimming 4 Hauling! Free tsI Lew Bates I 2251*43 Dgcof«ting~ W ANT T O R IO IC O R A T IT T f f But it isn’t In your budget 7 I can help) Cell for appt Creative Decor 134-«l3t. M aso 20L EUcJrl^T M A S O N R Y . N * w /R * a o lr»l Brick, llone. glass blk 10 yr* cap Free est na in* Keith AAASTIR IL IC T R IC IA N Repair addition, comm/ret Lie Int fER000*l*3..... 33 1 4473 Locksmith Em m P IN C It . Service. 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Free estimates......... 222 222* T O G O 'S TR IB 3BRVICB. 12 yrs serving this area Free estimates:........224 a**a UpUsW y FARKBRS Upbetstery. Pro! equip, auto boot Int., homo turn. A antiques 2*1 37*4 A d v e r t i s e Y o u r Bus i ness E v e r y D a y F o r A s L o w As $41 P e r Mont h. C a l l Cl a s s i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 b i t �■ - Sanford HtraM. Sanford. Florida -Tuesday, October 31. 1995 Home remedies don’t do the job b y C h a r to PEANUTS I c a n ' t H E LP Y O U W ITH YOUR HOMEWORK T0N I6H T.. I W A N T T O W A TC H T H IS P R O G R A M THEN I SHALL SEEK ELSEWHERE FOR A SPIRITUAL CLOAK TO SHIELP ME FROM MY TEACHER'S ICY WRATH.. M. Schulz H E R E .. W E'R E SUPPOSEP T O PO A L L O F T H E S E PROBLEMS ON PAGE N I N E . . rr DEAR DR. G O TT: You have a tendency to discourage the use o f home remedies. Recently, you put down a person who asked about vinegar and honey for arthritis. Why don't you otTer natural remedies for asthma? Also. 1 have giant cell arteritis and am anxious to try a home remedy. DEAR READER: In general. I discourage people from using home remedies because, quite frankly, they can't hold a candle to standard medical treatments. For Instance, no one has ever shown that vinegar and honey have the slightest effect on arthritis. Why suffer and waste precious time by fooling around with Ineffective cu res when there are so m any alternatives available for arthritis? These a lternatives r a n g e from over-the-counter com pounds, such as aspirin and ibuprofcn. to prescription dru gs (Voltaren. Naprosyn and others). Asthma Is a stunning example of a disease that Is readily and safely treatable with a variety of medications, ranging from In­ halers to potent drugs, such as cortisone. So-called natural re­ m e d ie s Just d o n ' t help asthmatics. M ore Important, asthma is potentially ratal, so relying on ineffective therapy means that the asthmatic risks respiratory failure. In the pre­ sence of a life-threatening dis­ order. it would be unconsciona­ ble to recommend therapy that Is so obviously inferior. As to your last point, giant cell arteritis (or Inflammation o f the temporal artery) Is a potentially serious disorder that can lead to blindness. Conventional therapy with cortisone drugs Is univer­ sally successful. There Is no usef ul " n a t u r a l " c u r e for arteritis. Why. then, risk further health problems - even disabil­ ity - by hoping to find a home remedy and disdaining therapy that has been proved again and again to be effective? I'm sorry t hat I have to disagree w ith you over this Important Issue. I don't have a II u 14 15 IS IT First-rats (2 B y P hillip A id e r Jeff Rubens is co-cdltor o f The Bridge World magazine (with Edgar Kaplan, w ho Is also the publisher). Six o f his articles have been com b in ed Into a 40-pagc book. 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South had to avoid SOUTH losing a heart trick. With nine *K 7 4 ' trumps, the a priori percentage BA J 10 S 4 play Is to cash the ace and king. ♦ A K2 But as South was missing only *J • 13 high-card points, he felt sure Vulnerable: Both East w o u ld have the heart Dealer East queen. A fter winning trick three South West North East with his diamond ace. South I* played a heart to dummy's king l v P iu 2o Pau and a heart to his jack. When the 3* Past 4V All finesse worked. South drew the Opening lead: * 2 last trum p and claimed, con­ are tw o o f your marvelous at­ tributes. but today, beware o f someone with ulterior motives. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your evaluation of a financial matter may be more accurate than the opinion of your advisers today. Have the courage to stick by your decision. P1SCBS (Feb. 20-March 20) People with similar opinions will be regarded warmly today while those who disagree with you might not see your pleasant countenance. 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For your own peace of mind, let bygones be bygones. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your f i nanc i al Interests ma y be augmented by some good luck today. However, you will not be as fortunate In your love life. CopyrlQMIttJ by NEAInc by Lso n ard S ta rr ..eet’CMA v c a n t tell we MOWMUCH WONtV v o o r IN VOUfi K K iH T N O M IWVM rFVV v v nk *C, T . w-w^rwww e u c k 6 / j --------------' I T Typ e s* O 1W5 6yNEA.se. A N N IE (JIVE OR TAh.£ A HUNPCEPf ’3 5 2 e n velo p e to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y 10150. Be sure to mention the title. • C to n ftre WIN AT R O B O TM A N * PETER QOTT.M.D. problem w ith home remedies for trivial disorders, such as colds and com m on sprains, but when It comes to serious diseases, why compromise? To give you more Information. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 31, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 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 31, 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/00c5763a554256032071627c289a76a0.pdf f4292e6c58e78a7f5ece103e06cb3979 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY November 29,1995 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 68th Year, No. 72 - Sanford, Florida T o d a y : M o s tly clou dy w ith scattered show ers and a Tew thunderstorm s. High in the m id to upper 70s. South w ind 10 m ph becom ing west during the afternoon. Chance o f rain 30 percent. V Sanford airport: Vying for control The spirit of Christmas past Per TODAY By VICKI DeSORMIM Herald SenlorStaff Writer Brighton holidays lor SHS S A N FO R D — Th e Sem inole High School sw im team w ill be having a holiday Polnsettla sale to benefit the team 's efforts. Incluslng helping pay for them to attend statewide and out o f state events. T h e team has made arrangem ents w ith a local greenhouse to provide their supporters with the freshest bloom s to brighten the holidays. Plants w ill be delivered by team m em bers free o f charge to hom es and businesses In Sanford. T h e cost o f the six Inch plant Is $7.50. the nine inch plant Is available for $15 and the hanging basket Is available for $18. For m ore Inform ation or to order a beautiful plant o f you r own. call Margie Adcock at the school 322-4352. ext. 587. Parents don’t want rezonlng OVEIDO — Parents o f students In eastern Sem inole County pleaded with school board officials last night to spare their children from the rezonlng that w ill take place In the school district early next year. At a m eeting at O viedo High School Tuesday, parents said they have been through the redlstrlctlng process before and they know the dam age It can cause to students and to the quality o f education. District officials prom ised to w ork w ith parents In draw ing the final recom m endations that w ill go before the board next year. Last night's m eeting w as the first In a series o f three public forum s that w ill be held across the district before any decisions are made. T h e next public m eeting will be held on Tuesday. Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. at L ym an High School and the final one w ill be at Sem inole H igh School at 7 p.m . on Thursday. Dec. 7. T h e rezonlng process has been necessitated by the Im pending open ing o f H ighlands E lem en ­ tary School In W in ter Springs In Ju ly and o f Carillon Elem entary In O viedo In January 1997. Th ere are also plans for a Sanford elem entary school to open In the fall o f 1997. HaraM Shota by Tommy Vlncant The 1925 Arts and Crafts-style bungalow horns of Michael and Leigh Skat, with ton, Dalton, la just one of six homes and two public buildings open this weekend on the Holiday Tour of Historic Homes. Historic Trust Holiday Tour of Homes includes museum > 'f'\A , By SHARI M OOM ........ Herald Staff Writer_____________________________ S AN FO RD — Visitors to the seventh annual Holiday T ou r o f Historic Homes, planned for this weekend, w ill have the opportunity to get an Inside look at hom es built earlier In this century. Out what was It like to go to school In the early 1900s? T ou r attendees w ill experience that as well. Th e Student Museum and C enter for the Social Studies, 301 W. Seventh S^. w ill be Included on the lour this year, and the general public w ill get to sec □Baa Tour. Page BA Marvarat K. Reynolds Building Student Museum BY VICKI I Harald 8anlor Btaf f Writer L A K E M A R Y — It was a busy night In Lake Mary, the night after Thanksgiving. And that suited C h ief Richard Beary Just One. Aaaoclatad Praaa Writar Sty...... i......... il........ yfi Ti □ THIS IS THE QUICKEST WAY THE M ALL / " '9 " Nov. 29 26 shopping days to Christmas f Prosperity is not without many tsars and dlstastss; advarafty not without many comforts and hopaa. f □See Airport, Page SA Lake Mary targets drunk drivers W an ting lo k eep drunk drivers ofT the streets In his city during the holiday weekend, the ch ief had hts officers set up a roadblock at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal. For four hours, starting at 11 p.m.. m ore than 1.500 people drove through the Intersection. Clinton eliminates helmet laws, federal speed limit M e .... SAN FO RD — T h ey arc divided as lo w hether the C ity o f Sanford Is standing In the w ay o f progress or looking out for the Irest Interest ol the Orlando Sanford Alr|>ort. On the one hund. the Sanford Airport Au thority is defending their decision to track the sale o f Industri­ al developm ent revenue Imnds lo fin ance the constru ction ol the In te r n a tio n a l t e r m in a ls at the airport. On the other hand. W illiam B. Drain, director o f Jet Lift Interna­ tional. hchcvcs the com pany which Is doing (lie work Is a financial risk w h ic h h as not h een c a r e fu lly evaluated. Uruln (relieves If the city com ­ mission signs un n|rcrntlnu and use agreem ent w ith the Sanford Ali|>ort Au thority they w ill turn the erdlre air|tort o ver to u private com pany. Central Florida Term inals. T h a t , h e s a id , v io l a t e s ih e agreem ent betw een the federal g o v ­ ernm ent und the city at Sauloul which gave the airport to the city. That agreem ent, lie said, does not allow control o f the air|H>rt to tie given lit any Individual or corporalion. T h e Sanford Airport Authority says tlull Is not hapirculng at tile Orlando Sanford Airport. W A S H IN G TO N - Elim inating the national speed lim it m eans nothing more than ch anging the num bers on signs to reflect what people are already doing, advocates for higher lim its say. President C lin ton on T u esd ay aigned the $6 billion National H igh ­ w ay System bill, w hich ends federal speed lim it and m otorcycle helm et laws, but he m ade clear that he had serious m isgivin gs that the new law m ight lead to m ore accidents, h igh ­ w ay deaths and Injuries. He signed It because he believes It w ill strengthen the nation's trans­ portation system , providing Jobs and econom ic opportunities. W hite House spokesman Mike McCurry *‘l am deeply disturbed by the repeal o f both the national m a x ­ imum speed lim it law and the law encouraging states to enact m otor­ cycle helm et use la w s," C linton said in a written statement. But Steve Carrelias o f the National Motorists Association's New Jersey office said "M ost states are prepared to deal with It (speed lim its)." All It means Is "ch an gin g the numbers on the signs to reflect the reasonable behavior o f the vast m ajority o f p eo p le," Carrelias said In a telephone Interview. Th e federal speed cap com es o ff In 10 days, en din g lim its that began In 1974 as an en ergy-savin g measure during the Mideast oil em bargo. W h en h ig h w a y d ea th s d rop p ed 9,000 the follow in g year, the law was proclaim ed a life aaver. States later w ere perm itted to set a 65-mph lim it on rural Interstates. States that failed to com ply faced the threat o f losing federal high w ay funds. W h ile advocates for higher speeds and those conten din g that auch rules should be left to the states w ere happy w ith the m easure, oth er reaction ranged from concern to fear o f highw ay carnage. Safety advocates such as Ralph Nader and form er surgeon general C. Everett K oop have warned that deaths could Jump by as m uch as 6 ,0 0 0 annually at higher speeds. W h ite House spokesm an Mike McCurry said that w h ile Clinton w as "v e r y concerned about h igh ­ w ay fatalities.” the president felt a veto could coat states nearly $6 billion In "n ecessa ry h igh w ay im ­ p ro v e m e n t p r o je c t s ," In c lu d in g finishing m issing links In the In­ te r s ta te H ig h w a y s y s te m . T h e measure provides h igh w ay funds for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. Clinton said he also was troubled stopping to talk with officers. T w e lv e people w ere arrested for d rivin g under the Influence, one for disorderly conduct, three w ere arrested for possession o f drugs and one man was taken Into custody for several attem pted □Baa Targst, Paga 2A Who IS that baardad guy? HwaM PSoto by Waf t H smack Not every child is enamored with Santa Claus. Just ask Lake Mary's Jock Smith. Smith's 18-month old daughter was less than excited about sitting on Santa's lap recently at the Seminole Town Center mall. □Bee Speed, Fags BA County eyes deal with baseball team By VtOBII Herald 8enior Staff Writer SANFORD — Major league baseball m ay com e to central Florida after all. Th e T am pa Bay Devil Raya are looking at a site In Altam onte Springs as a practice facility and the home for their m inor league tram . Th at site Is one o f 10 being considered by the D evil Rays. Yesterday, the Sem inole County comm ission agreed to study a possible deal with (he city o f A ltam on te Springs to help bring the tram to the 80 acre site on S tale Road 434 and Maitland Boulevard. T h e D evil Rays are scheduled lo start play In the Tam p a Bay area w ith the 1998 season. T h ey want lo have a practice-gam e facility In u stadium (hat can accom odate 7.500 fans. In addition, they hope to have four practice flelda. tw o fields for Infield prartlce. a phylcal training facility and an office com plex. Th ere has been som e discussion about a hotel In the facility as well. Econom ic experts estim ate the com plex could bring between $3 and $5 million lo the area rollers from ticket und concession sales as well as □Baa Baseball. Paga 2 A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 t �•A - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday, Novambar 2t. IN S NEWS FROM THE REGION AND A C R O S S THE S T A T E Tougher school standards Target ia robberies at fast-food restaurants In Lake Mary and Longwood earlier In the evening. Th e officers w orking at the ch eck p oin t w ere look in g for signs that d riv en had had too much to drink. Bloodshot and glassy eyes, slurred speech and the odor o f alcohol on the breath w ere enough to get drivers to pull their cars to the aide o f the rood. Q u estion a b le d r iv e n w ere aaked to su bm it to a fie ld sobriety teat. A blood-alcohol level for m ore than .06 la enough to put a driver in Jail and to have his car and driver license taken away. Ntw arts coda TALLAH ASSEE — Phone cuatomera In Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian R iver counties w ill get a new area code starting next A pril when It changes from 407 to 561. Th e Orlando area, along with Orange. Sem inole. Oaceola, Brevard and Volusia counties, w ill keep the sam e 407 area code, BellSouth and Sprint/Unlted officials said Tuesday. Customers can use 561 or 407 from April 14, 1096, to April 13, 1997. to give them tim e to adjust to the change, auch aa ch an gin g sta tion ary and u pdatin g telecom m u n ication s equipm ent. Com pany officials said the change In the southeastern portion o f the 407 area code to 561 was based on low er population growth In the four-county area com pared with Central Florida. The new area code w ill prim arily affect Southern Bell cuatomera. Batch to reopen During the four hour span th ere w ere arrests on oth er charges as w ell, but Beary was especially pleaaed with the ar­ rest that waa made for attem pted arm ed robbery. TALLAH ASSEE — O rayton Beach State Recreation Area, rated the nation's top beach last year by the U niversity o f Maryland, w ill reopen Friday after being closed tw o months because o f dam age from Hurricane Opal. Parts o f St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, one o f the nation’s top five beaches In 1995, also w ill reopen Friday, a s w ill the Topsail Hill property near Destln. St. George Island State Park and Henderson Beach State Recreation Area near Destln w ill rem ain closed because o f dam age from Opal, the state D ivision o f Recreation and Parks said Tuesday. TA M PA — A 75-year-old nursing home ow ner accused o f running three hom es "n o t fit for humans to U ve" has been charged w ith nine counts o f felony abuse and neglect o f an elderly person’. N ellie Robinson turned herself In to police Monday. She waa Jailed In Ueu o f 990,000 bond. .. O fficers w ere called to one o f the hom es N ov. 14 after a resident's relative waa not allowed to visit. P o lic e had w ord th at th e M iam i Subs on B u te Road 434 had also been targeted. "1 had a hunch that he would com e back through thta w a y ," Beary said. "P eo p le have certain drivin g habits and I figured he'd be back this w a y ." ____________ BaseballC a n tia a s d fraas Paga 1A from parking fees d u rin g s p rin g tra in in g and m inor league games. The facility could also gener­ ate Incom e If It la uaed for baseball cam ps, fo r so ftb a ll tournaments and for concerts. A c c o rd in g to stu d ies, the com plex could bring between 70 and 110 full and part-tim e Jobs to the area. The Incomes gener­ ated from those Jobs would be between 91.3 and 91.9 m illion annually. I Ttto**ttt6tW -<«em m laalonera w ere ^W H lSW ^could expect to earn m illion In property taxes on the com plex and another 9235 m illion over the next decade on related de­ velopm ent nearby. The Orlando M agic la also considering a 930 m illio n sp o rts and m ed ica l com p lex on property in the vicinity. The com m issioners are con­ sidering a deal for the com plex In which the city o f Altam onte Springs, the D evil Raya and the county each pay 9500,000 per year for the next three decades. Com m issioners w ill vote on the proposals at their D c & 'ia m eeting. - • '<n m jJ iJ j jH M&&MMUUT iv V Uu !' TA LLA H A S S E E Tougher high school com petency tests b e in g c o n s id e r e d b y O o v . Lawton Chiles and the Cabinet are Just pari o f what It w ill take to Im prove the perform ance o f Florida students, education o f­ ficials say. E d u c a tio n C o m m is s io n e r Frank Brogan also plana to ask lawm akers next year to raise the cu rren t m inim um 1.5 grade point average — a D-ptus — that schools m ay require for high school graduation to 2.0 or C. B ro g a n s a id T u e s d a y h e expected the governor and Cabi­ net today to approve raising the passing score on the High School Com petency T est that public school students must p u s to graduate. "T h e Cabinet has been thus far very supportive o f Increased perform better In the long run. S tu d en ts u su ally tak e the com petency test In their ju nior year and can retake It until they pass. Last October, 96,293 stu­ dents took the m ultiple-choice exam . Th e test consists o f tw o parts, m athem atics and com m unica­ tions. Currently, students must c o r r e c tly a n sw er 3 9 o f 55 m athem atics questions and 46 o f 65 com m unications questions topasa. Brogan wants to require cor­ rect answ ers on th ree m ore m a th e m a tic s p ro b lem s and seven m ore com m u nications Questions. Education officia ls estim ate that would decrease the percent­ a ge o f Ju n iors p a ssin g th e m athem atics portion on their first try from 78 to 71. and the percentage passing the com ­ m unications section from 69 to 75 percent. Th e ch ief said the Arby'a. the Checkers and the K rystal's res­ taurants on Lake Mary Boule­ vard had been targeted earlier In the evening by a would-be rob­ ber. He said the alleged robber went through the drive-thru at each restaurant and ordered a cash drawer to go. Each tim e he was refused and ne left. Nursing horns owntr chargsd with abuss From Associated Frost reports Associated Prssa Writer_________ standards and expectations for students," said Brogan. Also before the panel waa a proposed rule that would let the D epartm ent o f Education In­ tervene at schools labeled as "critica lly low perform ing" for m ore than three yea n . If the panel backs the concept, the 1996 Legislature w ill be aaked to ou tlin e sp ecifica lly w h at form th e in terve n tio n would take, Brogan said. On th e h igh sch ool co m ­ petency tests, Brogan argues that requiring m ore correct an­ sw ers w ou ld b e tter prep are students for lobs or college. S o m e e d u c a to r s c a u tio n against raising standards too fast an d h u rtin g d is a d v a n ta g e d students. W ith tougher tests, teachers would have to do m ore rem edial w ork with struggling students, Brogan acknowledges. But he a rg u es th e stu d en ts w ou ld O fficers at the roadblock were on the lookout far him and when he waa spotted, officers pulled him over and a witness from one o f the restaurants was called and C lifton Lew is Davis. 27, was p o s itiv e ly Id e n tifie d aa the alleged robber. Beary concedes that drivethrough robberies are not the best w ay for a th ief to raise revenue. r s ; : 1 f t s "B u t If they were all PhOa we w ouldn't catch th em ." he aatd. O verall, B eaty waa pleaaed w ith the number o f arreeta that cam e out o f the roadblock. □ / T ip pl i aw d w e could set that m any people o ff the road who ahouldn't hatfe been out th ere." «u i ft* MSI fam lllee gathered at Wilbur Farm* on W est 8.R. 49. Organliara aay th * reunion may becom e a sM A iran fiA The t ruction ... ........ — ... Federal agency joins sex-bias suit against Publix happen a ta Jan. 16 hearing. ^W hen 1 first started. I wanted to advance," Pena la id In a telephone Interview after the EEOC's announcement. "1 thought 1 had a future w ith Publix. I wanted to go all the w ay to upper IV U M M U W A Aaeoclated Free* Writer TAM PA - W hen Carm en Pena . for the Publix superm arket chain, m ove to the ranks o f upper she got stuck In the bakery. hoped to Pena. 37, worked In a Publix bakery depart­ m ent in St. Augustine. " I saw other wom en being treated the w ay I w as treated. But I M L w ell, Fm goin g to college. I'm taking courses. I'm goin g to be different. T h ey're going to notice m e, she aaid. On Tuesday, the U.S. Equal O pportunity ommleston Joined their federal lawautL W hat this case is about la the jo b m en u ." said A ngelo FillppL acting regional attorney for the ESOC'a Miami office. "It's a ease where wom en are channeled into the lower-paying Jobs like the d d l w orkers or cashiers, and m en are channeled In to the MIAMI* Htra are th# winning number* aolactod Tuoaday in th* Florida Lottery: THE w ho Mad the lawsuit all had "B u t they didn't. E very tim e I tried to take two ■tope forward, they would knock m e back all the way* nvc iic p s m c k . Pena also said her com plaints about co-workera w ho frequently made sexual jok es and disparag­ ing rem arks about wom en w ere Ignored by the store . She quit the store to January and to the EEOC. P u b lla la th e n a tlo n 'a e lg h t h - la r g e a t supermarket chain and Florida's largest private has m ore than 470 storesi In I Florida. em -------ployer. *It .............................. and South Carolina. O eorglaandi WEATHER laantowwH ?1 T od a yi M ostly clou dy w ith scattered showers and a few thunderstorm*.’ H igh to the m id to upper 70a. South srtod 10 mph becom ing west during the afternoon. Chance o f rain 50 percent. Tonight: M oetly cloudy early...T h en clouds gradu ally d e c r e a s in g a fte r n u d n lg h l. Turning cooler w ith Iowa la the m id 50s. W ind northwest 5 to 10 mph. Thursday: Partly sunny. H igh in the upper 60s to low er 70s. W ind north 10 to 15 mph. Friday; Mostly (air and m ild. H ighs in the low er to m id 70a. Saturday and Sunday: Fair and m ild. Low s in the 50s. H ighs in the m id 70s. ________________ & F W PV M tw sffAV M a U y a M f V 9 -M TM U H D AT P U T su nny 71 -9 0 F R ID A Y M a tty fa ir 9 7 -4 8 SATU RD AY F a ir 6 7 -89 SU N D A Y F a ir 6 7 -9 8 ‘ ‘ * ’■ V. T h e h igh tem p era tu re in Sanford Tuesday was 82 de­ grees and the overnight low was 68 aa reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. C elery Avenue. R ecord ed ra in fa ll fo r th e p e r io d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . Wednesday, totalled .43 lu fh f» □ E n n u i...................5:29 p.m. □ B u a rla s.......... ........6:56 a m . Today: W ind a to aw 15 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and inland w aters a moderate chop. W ind and aeaa higher near occasional showers and tstma. Tonight: W ind shifting to n and Increas­ ing to 20 kt. Seas Increasing to 5 to 7 ft except higher in the gu lf stream . Bay and Inland waters Th e Ultra Violet Index (U V !) rating for Orlando la 8. Use your sunscreen, w ea rs hat. T h e UVl exposure level* are rated by the Environm ental Protection A gency aa follows: �T Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - WadrtMday, N o v m b f It, IMS - SA Crime and fish POLICK BRIKPS Prison program dives into seafood processing Fight turns vfolsnt Roberto PUtero, 38, 5171 Michigan A v e „ Sanford, waa •n etted by Sem inole County deputlea on W ednesday for battery-dom estic violence and for throw ing a m issile Into an occupied vehicle. Deputies said PU tero and hla w ife were Involved In an argument when he allegedly threw her to the floor. She told them she escaped and ran to the car. He allegedly threw som ething through the car's windshield, shattering It. She then ran back Into the house to call 9-1-1, He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond, Domestic vloltncs arrests Tery Carrato, 35, 3105 H owell Branch R d „ Apt. 46-F, Jeffery Casselberry, was arrested for battery-dom estic fence by Casselberry Police on Tuesday. The police report states Carrato and his w ife allegedly idly were ivolved In a verbal dispute when he hit her w ith his fists. Charlotte Carrato, 43, his w ife, whose address was not iot given, waa arrested for being In vioU tion o f a dom estic violence Injunction at his residence. The couple was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Bond had not been set. DUI alleged G ary Lee Calico. 49, 6585 Q nuay Point Dr., Lake Mary was arrested for driving under the influence and vloU tln g the right o f w ay by Casselberry Police on Monday. Police said he was Involved In an auto accident at the Intersection o f U.S. Highway 17-93 and Pine Street. He was given a Reid sobriety test and failed three o f the four testa, police said. He w as taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 8500bond. Warrantarrests • V irgil Dion lou t Braxton, 43. 806 E. 14th St.. Sanford, on a warrant for contem pt o f court-failure to pay child support by Sem inole County sheriff's deputies on Monday. •K a ren E. Otteraon, 35. 3680 W . Lake Mary Blvd.. Lake Mary, on a warrant for foilin g to appear In court on charges o f driving on a suspended license. She was held on 8500 bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •M ich ael Lee Hamm, 37, 3680 W . Lake Mary Blvd., Lake M aty, on a warrant for violating the term s o f his probation on grand theft charges. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •J a m es Ryan W arner. 33. 105 Kasel Blvd., Sanford, on a warrant for failure to appear on ball for tw o counts o f crim inal solicitation. He waa held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •A n th on y Columbus Edwards, 30, 413 S. Sanford A v e „ Sanford, on a warrant for vloU tln g the terns o f his probation on robbery charges. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •C h ristian J. Page, 35. 541 Land A ve., Sanford, on an active m isdem eanor warrant out o f Hillsborough County. She was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •R od n ey Jet-rod Davis, 33. 4330 a Orlando A ve.. Sanford, on a warrant for robbery and a warrant for possession of-nareotfo" c o u l d o p e r a t e In C a lh o u n C o u n ty , o n e o f the s ta te 's poorest. T h at exem p tion , com bined TALLAH ASSEE F lorid a Inm ates are about to get Into the w ith a ban on moat com m ercial net fishing and an Im proved com m ercial seafood business. The state’s privately run pris­ regulatory clim ate, makes local on Industries program Is open­ o fficia ls op tim istic about the ing a processing plant In a rural future o f aquaculture. "W e feel real good about what Panhandle cou n ty ea g er for som e econom ic help. Inm ate PRIDE la d o in g," said Logan w orkers w ill fillet and package Barbee, director of Calhoun's e v e r y t h i n g fro m ca tfish to cooperative extension service. "It's got a lot o f spinoffs with It." ell - * Th e com pany has signed a R ID E , or P ris o n R e ­ fiv e -y e a r , lea a e-p u rch a a e h a b ilit a t iv e In d u stries A D iversified E n terp rises In c., agreem ent w ith the county for hopes to succeed where a sim ilar the 5.500-square-foot processing plant and 10 a crea a t th e venture foiled. PRIDE Is reopening a plant county's Industrial park. The built with 83 m illion In govern­ com pany also has an option to m ent financing four years ago to buy another 30 or ao acrea. Local officials said the pro­ process pond-raised catfish. The plant, located near Blountstown, cessing plant could encourage about 50 m iles west o f Tallahas­ m ore form ers to raise catfish. Th ey said they hoped PRIDE see. closed a year later when could branch out in to other m oney ran out. areas such as horticulture in the PRIDIE president Pam ela Jo future. Davis said the tim ing waa right "W e hope to see It grow from for the latest effort to establish a catfish into all kinds o f th in gs," seafood processing business in said Kelli Peacock, director o f North Florida. A grand opening the Calhoun County Cham ber o f waa scheduled today. "W e believe this la a w ave o f Commerce. future, the w hole aquaculture th in g," she said Tuesday. T h e c o m p a n y , b a a e d In Clearwater, and local officials got lawm akers this year to exem pt PRIDE from a prohibition on aquaculture processing so It Associated Prtsa Writer________ Davis said It's the first tim e PRIDE has worked w ith a local governm en t to establish on e or Its industries. T h e plant w ill use about 30 Inmates and have four em ployees. PRIDE operates S3 Industries at 31 prison s. A b o u t 5 ,0 0 0 Inmates are paid 15 cents to 50 cents an hour to produce goods and services such as sports u t ilit y v e h ic le s fo r e x p o r t, furniture, soap, shooting range targets, printing, nursery plants ana milk. Davis said she doesn't know how long It trill take PRIDE to turn a profit w ith the processing plant. But the com pany has the financial resources the previous operators did not. W c H ave O u r Priorities S tra ig h t not mmmgn?oofly... n i not pflj^ny m i iv i.., m n ir i not mmangm it I Wflflfl1 ptjrlW VT9 f 1 mm AM (Umolel (And as k m as wa Man vou first... c w y N n o alM Mould M Into pfooa.)VMus. K aiser FONTIAC-MNCK-MC TRUCK 1590 South WoodUnd Wvd, M in d DtlANO M47UAM1 . DAYTONA H U 1 M M • OMANDO N T U M M 10CATID AT TMt COANT* Of HWY. TT-SIA MWY. tlA* J If \bur Bank Doesn't Offer \bu An Aooount Like TW$ With A Rale likeTW^ Ybu Should SwitchTb Hist Union. 501 0/ / F o r tm m in fo rm a tio n , v is it a n u F M U n k m b ra n ch . O r c a ll 1 -8 0 M & 4 3 4 8 . util MONEYM Aim ACCOUNl S Al o r. < m NOT DBOOTI OROMB OKJCJOTOM» ■ n u n a s ANvonm GovtM w r * c n N B w a A W ttfa w pm m x w a o x iw iM n x s ff He was held without bond at the John B. Polk Correctional Facility. Central Florida Regional Hospital Part of Columbia Park Healthcare System in cooperation with Anjthony J. Arciola, M.D., Michael D. Friedman, M.D., Gonzalo Huaman, M.D., Charles N. Witten, M .D., and Abraham L. Woods, M.D. WUl provide F R E E P R O S T A T E S C R E E N IN G S on Saturday, December 9,1995 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Americas Cancer Society recommend* that all men over the ageof 90 have as aaaaal prostate exam. Those with a family history at prostate cancer should have an annual prostate exam beginning at age 40. Appointments are required. Please call 1-800-492-2747 for reservations and information. �44 - Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, November 29, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o rd H e r a ld (USPS 401-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVi:,, SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Cotie 407-322-2011 or 831-9903 Lacy K. Loar - Editor Odessa H. Pugh - Business Manager SUUSCHIl’TItlN RATE: 3 Muni Its.............................8I9.S0 is Months.............................830.00 I Y e a r.................................878 (X) Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rales above, EDITORIAL Sprucing up W h e n s o m e t h in g Is d e t e r m in e d to b e w r o n g , s o m e o n e , s o m e w h e r e , w ill try lo b r in g a b o u t s o m e k in d o f ru le In te n d e d to fix it. It m a y b e a fe d e ra l la w . s ta te la w . c o u n t y o r c it y o r d in a n c e , o r a c o d e . A s a re su lt, th e p r o b le m m u y b e r e s o lv e d , but th e r e m a y a ls o b e c o m p lic a tio n s . A n y o n e w h o d r iv e s th r o u g h th e s tre e ts o f S a n fo r d k n o w s t h e r e a r e a n u m b e r o f b u s in e s s e s In o p e r a tio n , w h ic h a r e p o o r ly m a in ta in e d . T h e y n eed p a in tin g . S ig n s a re c it h e r fa d e d o r fa llin g a p a rt. W e e d s a re g r o w in g a lo n g th e s id e w a lk . E v e n th o u g h th e b u s in e s s is o p e r a tin g , the p h y s ic a l a p p e a r a n c e o f th e b u ild in g , o r th e u n k e m p t p a r k in g a re a o r fro n ta l a re a has a t e n d e n c y to m a k e p a s s e rs b v fo r m u la te n p o o r o p in io n not o n ly o f that e s ta b lis h m e n t, but p o s s ib ly th e e n tire c ity . • W h a t c o u ld h a p p e n ? b e t ’ s sa y fo r e x a m p le t h e r e is a b u s in e s s In p o o r c o n d i t i o n s o m e w h e r e o n S. F re n c h A v e n u e in S a n fo rd . S o m e o n e c o m p la in s a n d th e c it y ta k e s a c tio n . T h e y set u p s p e c ia l c o d e s fo r th e b u ild in g s , rilld c o d e In s p e c to r s b e g in to h a n d o u t n o tic e s o f v io la tio n s . ; T h e c o d e s m a y fo r c e a b u s in e s s to U n d e rta k e im p r o v e m e n t s , i f th e y c a n be i}ITord cd. B u t o w n e r s o f o th e r b u s in e s s e s th a t i p a y b e p r o p e r l y m a in t a in e d m a y fin d t h e m s e lv e s a ls o in v io la tio n . It ’ s a c a s e w h e r e fjx ln g o n e p r o b le m c o u ld c a u s e p r o b le m s to o th e rs . j It ’ s th e o ld p a ra d o x . T h e b u sin ess o w n e r (io u ld re p a in t a n d fix u p th e p la ce i f h e h ad th o re c u s t o m e r s a n d c o u ld ea rn m o r e m o n e y . B u t m o r e c u s to m e r s a re h ig h ly u n lik e ly ^ n J ^ s t a t ^ u g a n a i l s A x c d u p a n d c le a n e d . „ • v c H c B f f l W j f r ^ V c r y d is tr ic t in th e c it y o r D A V ID S . B R O D E R The C-SPANNING of Hollywood W A S H !N G T O N -"T h c Am erican P residen t" is a delightful film In which Michael Douglas plays a w idow er C h ief E xecutive hungry’ for a date. T h e lady o f his dream s turns up In the form o f a sassy environm ental lobbyist played by Annette Belting. Th e barriers to n happy en din g arise from the difficult logistics o f w ooin g In the W hite House, under the noses o f a snoopy press, but It turns out they can be overcom e. Douglas also resolves a not-vcry-tricky m oral dtlcmmn o ver cutting a deal with the "M o to w n T h re e ." you r basic congressional slcazcs. But before the final clinch, the audience Is subjected to a five-m inute presidential address. In which w e learn: first, that you cannot truly love the Constitution unless you belong to the A m erican C ivil Liberties Union: second, that the o n ly federal crim e bill that m akes .sense Is one banning assault weapons and handguns: and third, that when It com es to environm ental measures, the stricter the standard, the belter the bill. In short. Rob Rctncr. the producer-director o f this basically entertaining m ovie, has loaded It up with the w hole liberal m essage and told the ticket-buyers to sw allow 11 along with their popcorn and soft drinks. He has a perfect right, o f course, to Insert these m em entos o f the m agic m om ents o f Michael D u k a k is' ca m p a ig n Inin the m iddle o f his m o vlc-a n d dare the cu sto m ers to w alk m il. Still, 1 w onder if he's thought about the trend he m ay In­ s u ltin g . t know that the left m ay h ave m ore clout in H ollyw ood than in most precincts, but t h e r e h a v e to be s o m e R e p u b lic a n £ He has a perfect m oguls out there. If ■ right, of course, " T h e A m erican Pres­ to insert these id en t" 1s the hit it mementos of seem s to b e. how the magic long until the West moments of C o a s t f a n c ie r s o f Michael Newt G ingrich and Dukakis' _ Bob Dole decide to campaign. J cash In? Th e right w ing could certainly dem and equal tim e for “ Speaker o f the H ouse." an adventure film abou t a d a re d e v il, p re m a tu re ly gra y JOSEPH SPEAR Wake up and smell the column so S trict co d es that p e o p le a c r ft,$ t te n a w a y b ec a u se th e y c a n ’ t a ffo r d to co m p ly^ ! W h a t w e w o u ld ra th e r sec is th o s e fe w b u s in e s s e s that k n o w fu ll w e ll th e y c a n u se s o m e re fu rb is h in g , ta k e it u pon th e m s e lv e s rind g e t s o m e w o r k d o n e. • T h e y w ill not o n ly b e d o in g th e m s e lv e s a fa v o r, but h e lp in g th e e n tir e c ity . A p e r s o n ’ s O pin ion o f a n a re a c a n b e g o o d , bu t it d o e s n 't ta k e m u c h to h a v e th a t o p in io n c h a n g e c o m p le te ly . LETTER R ig h t an d w ro n g A ll o f us can feel for Dave Farr. Each o f us has m ore than apt done things w c regret, and have asked forgiveness. He is a very good man. and I wish him well. T h e m ost in trigu in g tilin g In you r article (Sunday. Nov. 19) was the attitude o f K erry Lyons. T h e city com m issioner and m ayor arc supposed to be representatives or the voters and should know what is happening w ith taxpayers' m oney given various groups. Com m issioners serving on these lioards should, and must, report back to the city com m ission, as a group, on problem s w ith that agency. A com m issioner d oes not have the right to keep pioblem s hidden from our elected repre­ sentatives. M ayor Bcttyc Sm ith and Kerry Lyons, in m y opinion, w ere com pletely w ron g about this. : C om m issioner Lon H ow ell deserves credit and thunks for bringing this mutter into the light o f day. I Put Perry Sanford legislator on a mission to overthrow the “ corrupt liberal w elfare s ta le ." Unable lo defeat him on the Issues, his enem ies harass hint unm ercifully w ith spurious ethics com plaints and attem pted cxtxtscs o f his private life. And consider Ihe com m ercial potential in the "M asterful M ajority Lea d er" scries, recounting the continuing travails or a sage hid shortt e m p e r e d p r a ir ie p o lit ic ia n , p e r p e t u a lly Trust rated in his quest to csenpe from Congress and get an execu tive branch Job. In earlier films, w e h ave seen him re c o v e r from repeated re jectio n s w hen the pu blic rh o s e a m ore glam orous or w ealthier rival. But now. when everyth in g is in place, the Item 's w ife quits her Job as the head o f A m erica's rnvorltc charity only to discover that she Is not covered by Ills health insurance policy. In a tearful scene, site Im plores him lo rem em ber that this happens to m illions o f ordinary people every year and begs him to pass a national health plan. He turns to her. his eyes moist, and says: “ IT you think I’ m goin g to fall for that socialistic sob slory and forget the Contrari that m y pal Newt signed, vo u 'vc got another think com ing. Call It the C -SPANN ING o f Hollyw ood. If It catches on. the m ovie houses will be as em pty as the polling booths. MORTON K0NDRACKE Clinton will assert ‘leadership’ W ith President Clinton significantly ahead in th e a t lll- t o - b e - c o n c lu d e d 1995 p o lit ic a l sw eepstake*, the W hite House 1* planning to use an unlikely them e •• leadership •• to help him w in re-election in 1996. A tough Issue, Bosnia, m ay help. T o p W h ite House aides say that w hile C linton is freau en dy accused o f "w a fflin g and h aving no b ackb on e." he actually has a record o f "ta k in g on tough issues," and hla 1996 cam paign w ill consist partly o f rem inding people o f the fact. A ides list the 1993 deficit-reduction fight, the North Am erican Free Trade A greem ent, send­ ing U.S. troops to Haiti, intervention In the Mexican peso crisis, defense o f affirm ative action, and battles against the National Rifle Association and ih e tobacco lobby as evidence o f Clinton's standing up for principle. T h ey say that the 1995 budget controversy is g iv in g him another opportunity to dem on­ strate conviction in defense o f the social safety net and the environm ent that are under attack from Republicans. W hile the public tends to support the current G O P position on Bosnia •• (hat U.S. troops shouldn't be sent to patrol a precarious peace Clinton isn't likely to be seen as a w affler as he asserts to Congress that U.S. leadership o f N A T O and the w orld com m un ity requires a m ilitary role. Right now. every m ajor poll Indicates that Clinton la clobbering the Republicans for political advantage goin g into 1996, although as one aide says, "w h a t happens In the next couple o f w eeks is goin g to stick In people's m inds about w ho did w h a t." T h e polls show m ixed results on w hether approval o f C lin ton 's perform ance is im p rov­ ing. but they are unanimous in show ing a precipitous fall in esteem for the Republicans against w hom h e'll be cam paigning. Last w e e k 's A BC /W ashington Post poll showed C lin ton 's approval rating up seven points since June, to 54 percent, w hile the NBC/Wall Street Journal Poll had him at 49 percent, and the CBS/New York T im es poll put him at 48. A t the sam e tim e, House Speaker Newt G in grich 's approval ratings have dropped lo 27 percent In all three polls (down 18 points since May) and Senate M ajority Leader Bob Dole's arc dow n from 6 0 percent In March to 45 percent now in Ihe ABC/Washington Post poll. C on gress' approval rating, accordin g to CUS/New York Tim es. Is dow n to 22 percent, its low before the 1994 GOP victory. T h e same poll showed that voters trust Clinton m ore than Congress to deal both with Medicare and the deficit, and by 53-34 they believe that he's "con cern ed m ore about doing w hat's best for y o u ." T h e NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that only 49 percent o f A m ericans think that Clinton's budget actions show him as " a strong leader standing up for what he believes In " w hile 43 percent see him as "p u ttin g his ow n political agenda ahead o f w hat's good for the c o u n tr y ." H o w ever, o n ly 33 percent con sider G in grich a leader, and on ly 30 percent sec Dole as one. O n e to p W h ite H o u s e a id e c o m ­ m e n ted that " B o b D o le m a k e s B lit Clinton look line a ra m rod ." Clinton Is n ow c o n s is te n tly ru n n in g 10 p o in ts a h e a d o f D o le In h ead-to-h ead p re s i­ dential polls. D em o­ crats h ave a fourpoint a dvan tage tn the CBS/New Y o rk T im es congressional test vote, reversing a slig h t G O P a d v a n ­ tage last month. f A tough Issue, B e s id e s “ le a d e r ­ Bosnia, may sh ip ." W hite House help. ■ aides indicate they plan to cam paign in 1996 on the them e that Clinton repre sent* "th e m ain stream " w hile the Republicans are "ra d ica ls," and that Clinton is tryin g to secure a better future for most Americans. T h e polls Indicate that these them es w ill find som e resonance am on g the electorate. In the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, 62 percent o f voters w orry that Republicans w ill " g o too far” in m aking changes, w hile on ly 29 percent think they w ill not g o far enough. C lin ton 's ow n Internal polls, aides say. show (hat "p eo p le want sm aller governm ent, but they do not want It eviscerated. T h ey see education as the k ey to their kids' future. T h ey want reduced governm ent regulation, but a clean environm ent. T h ey want some reduc­ tions in Medicare, but they want to be sure that lls future is secu red." Clinton aides say that If Dole wins the G O P nom ination, they w ill exploit hla age by saying that C linton represents the "fu tu re w hile Dole la "th e past.’ 1 "F ro m the point o f view o f physiognom y, he represents the past." one aide said. A ccordin g (o one o f C lin ton 's lop political a dvisers, " t h e gen era l election cam paign begins A pril 1." when it's likely that the GOP nom inee w ill be known and Clinton w ill begin spending betw een 88 m illion and 812 m illion on pre-convention T V ads. Th e Curm udgeon lias been occupied lately with tryin g lo figure out what Ills colum n ought lo sm ell like. Pul dow n your pens, critics and pit Hist Ities. I'm talking alxnit food sm ells here -- like the M agic Scents Crayola crayons that kids w ere eating because they had the odor o f coconut, licorice and chocolate. 1 think tt would be neat to w rite a colum n that sm elled so delicious people would want tn eul it. I have heard from a few readers w ho regularly chew it up and spit it out. but I don't think th ey do It for the nutritional value. T h e C u rm u dgeon w ill p o n d e r it. Meanwhile, you r In­ quiries: Dear Curm udgeon: W hat do you m ake o f the latest Newt G in ­ g r i c h f l a p ? T It e I louse Speaker said h e a n d B o b D o te closed down the g o v ­ e r n m e n t In p a r t because Bill Clinton Ignored them on an A ir Force One flight to Israel. Is he also I think It would blam in g this ruckus be neat to write on the "s o c ia lis ts " In a column that th e n ew sro o m s? smelled so W illiam In W ichita delicious people D ea r W N W : He would want to Im plied It w as the eat it. J m ed ia 's fault by de­ n yin g he said what he said, but it didn't wash because his com m en ts w ere taped. Several o f his political buddies tried to claim his words w ere "tak en out o f c o n tex t." A nd N ew t's spokesman said reporters Ignored the real story, w hich was the G O P 's adm irable effort lo balance the budget. C learly. In Ihe interests o f truth and accuracy, the m edia should let pols edit their o w n remarks. Dear Curm udgeon: Another Jesse Helm s slo ry for you r file: Old cotton-mouth is so fond o f holding up ambassadorial nom ina­ tions that he even held up Ihe appointm ent of a form er Senate colleague, Jam es Sasser or Tennessee, lo be the U.S. en voy to China. Jesse said Sasser was a "n ic e guy. hut I'm not sure he know s a chops lick from a tuning fo rk ." - Ralph in Raleigh „ Dear RNR: T h is com es front a m in , mind you. w ho once referred to North Korean dictator K im Jan g II as "Kirn J o n g T w o " and introduced Pakistani Prim e Minister Benazir Bhutto us the "distingu ished prim e m inister o f In d ia ." Old Jcs is a nice guy, but lie thinks Panam a was nam ed after Ihe at. Dear Curm udgeon: I heard that Jim m y Carter has a new book out with a weird title. W hat la It? - Dallas In Dallas Dear Dallas: It's a ch ildren's book, w ritten w ith his daughter A m y and based on stories he used to tell his children ulxiut u sea m o n s te r. I t 's c a lle d “ T h e L it t le Baby S n ooglr-F leejcr." I hear there have been num erous rom plaln ts from bookstore cus­ tom ers w ho thought they w ere bu yin g Ids m em oirs. Dear Curm udgeon: Did you read about Hie baby cougar that bit N ew t? I'm serious. A zoo director from O h io brought a bunch o f anim als to the Capital, and Newt picked up the cougar and it took a nip out or on e o f N ew t's chins. •• Colleen In Columbus Dear CNC: Damn socialist cats. Dear Curm udgeon: Did you know dial officials at a Miami courthouse have created a "V o o d o o S qu a d " to clean up dead chickens and entrails after the trials o f Cubans and Haitians w ho call on their gods lor help? [ think you nerd som ething like this up in W ashington to clean up the blood after Newt and Bill and the rest have one o f their fights. ••Mimi in Miami Dear MNM: W e huvr som ething sim ilar already. W c e a ll It the Doodoo Squad. G oin g back lu the beginning. I'm kind of leaning toward a b eef jerk y sm ell. You know - lough, ch ew y and full o f protein. �Santord Herald. Santord, Florida - Wednesday, November 29. 1995 - tA Tour Airport Continued from Paft IA w tia i S e m in o le C o u n ty a ctio n ! c h ild r e n h a v e b e e n experiencing alncc Die mnaciim opened III I9H4. Because Die museum la used on a continuous busts by area foil rill-gra d e clnsses, there Is very little o |>c ii tim e for other visitors to enjoy Die museum, said program resource teacher S e r e n a F is h e r . F is h e r a n d another slulT m em ber operate Ihe museum w eekdays from H a.ui. to 3:30 p.m., with most o f Die students com in g Itelw rrn the hours o f 0:30 a.tti and 1:30 p.m. So. Fisher is excited nlinut the prospect that m ore people w ill see the learning en viron ­ ment that lias been created at Die museum. O riginally built In 1902. us Sanford High School, it is Ihe fourth oldest school In continu­ ous use in Florida. In 1911. the school becam e Sanford G ram ­ m ar School, which II remained until it closed In I0H4. At that tim e it w a s p la c e d on the Nattounl R eg ister o f H istoric Places. T h e two-story rectangular red brick building is built in the Rom anesque Revival-style, with a three-story bell lo w er with an open l>clfry. Th e main building housed four main classroom s w ith an uudllorlum upstairs. W in gs w ere added to eith er side o f the main building. In 1916. to add eight additional rooms. Open for the tour w ill be the lobby, which contains a "p h o to ­ g r a p h ic e s s a y o f S e m in o le For Personal ,& Commercial Insurance C o u n ty ." the Native Am erican R o o m , th e P i o n e e r R o o m , G ran dm a’s Attic and the Turn o f the Century Classroom. T h e aim or Ihe museum Is to give students a hands-on ex p eri­ ence o f what life was like at different periods o f developm ent o f the slate o f Florida. Fisher said, " w e show them how to learn nlmul the past." She added that one o f her favorite sayings Is d is p la y e d In s e v e r a l p la c e s w llhln the museum, "te ll m e and I forget, show m e nnd I rem em lier. Involve m e and I understand." In the Turn o f the Century Classroom , the floors, walls, fur­ nishings and IxNiks are much ns th e y w ere w hen th e sch o ol opened In 1902. In keeping with the spirit o f the season. Fisher sa id th e m u seu m w ill a ls o feature holiday decorations o f I he era. In 1902, Th eodore Roosevelt was president and Ihe " T e d d y " bear was popular, so m any will be d isp la y ed . A lso , first in ­ tro d u ced to that y e a r w ere anim al crackers, with the fam il­ iar red box s p o rtin g circu s anim als. Fisher said thut these w ere Introduced ut Christmas. Intended as Christm as tree deco­ rations. One tree w ill be deco­ rated In that theme. Th ere will Speed Continued from Pag* 1A that the law potentially exem p ts large num ber o f smalland m ediu m -size trucks and I heir drivers from safety regula­ tions Involving driver qualifica­ tions and truck maintenance. He urged the states to act re sp o n sib ly and added: " M y adm inistration will redouble our T O N Y RUSSI INSURANCE 287S 8, F rtn ch A vs. ta n ford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 I n ! n O n /##'/*> I n s n r n n i r* Donald Kenneth Carroll, 46. Dyson Drive, W inter Springs, died Friday, Nov. 24. 1995. Born In Melrose, Mass, he was a building inspector w ho m oved to central Florida In 1992. He was a Catholic. S u rv iv o rs Inclu de his w ife Pam ela A.: his m other Barbara o f Melrose: his son M atthew Kenneth o f W inter Springs: his daughter Melissa Ann o f W inter Springs; his brother Peter o f Brewster. Mass. Fam ily Funeral Care, O viedo, In charge o f the arrangem ents. FLORENCE M. EVERSON Florence M. Everson. 92. died M o n d a y , N o v . 2 7 . 1995 at Putnam Com m unity Hospital. B om in Bow ling Green, she had m oved to HasDngs from Sanford 69 years ago. She w as a A » ll flill W rit torn )L \\ C •Sitmil/ Smith a r in g 'Personal setvicc in one o f the things that makes flrisson Jnnei'alJIonie special. Caring people is tvhat you ex/net and ichat you get at Sanford JOSEPHA. MMOR 321 6577 DBATHS DONALD KENNETH CARROLL TONY RUSSI, JR. Continued from Page 1A also be a tree, donated by J A I. Christm as T ree Farm. In S an ­ Central Florida T erm in als is fo r d . d e c o r a t e d w ith p a p e r presently building the Interna­ chains and ornam ents m ade by tional term inals al the airport students. In keeping w ith Ihe w ith th eir ow n flnanelnl re­ V ictorian style. sources. T h e cost, the airport In the upstairs auditorium , the a u th o rity said. Is " In seven exhibit "G corgetow n-th c H istory fig u res." o f a S la c k N e ig h b o r h o o d .* ’ Central Florida Term in a ls is sponsored by the C om m u nity also using I heir resources to help Im provem ent Association, Is on eslabllsh things like duty-free loan to the museum and w ill be services and variou s in tern a­ featured on the museum tour. tional businesses In S an ford’s T h e hom e tour, sponsored by airport. the Sanford Historic Trust. Inc., S te v e C oover. the a ttorn ey runs from noon until 5 p.m., representing the Sanford Alrporl Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 2 A u th o rity , said such an in ­ and 3. Six homes. First United vestm ent show s a “ substantial M ethodist Church o f Sanford c o m m llm c n i" to the econ om y o f nnd the Cultural Arts C enter w ill the city. tic open to the public as well as It is not. how ever, taking o ver the Student Museum. Tick ets for operation o f Ihe airport. the tour are f l O and can be C it y C o m m is s io n e r Lon purchased the day o f the tour, at H owell said he does not ser the the Cultural A rts Center. business sense In putting up A d d in g to the am bience o f the o n e’s own m oney lo build a tour, carolers will be present In facility and then saying they som e or the hom es alon g the want bond m oney to do the m ute and antique cars w ill be project. parked in the street In front o f “ It Just doesn ’ t m ake any the homes. Carriage tours o f the sense to m e ," he said, ’ ’ ll makes historic district are also a va il­ m e w onder what their agenda able. Is ." Proceeds o f the tour go to C oover said they have no oth er sponsor restoration projects in agenda other than w an tin g to the historic district. For m ore help the econom y o f Sanford Inform ation on the hom e tour, boom as an international travel contact G lgl Gillies at 438-7059. destination and departure point. C oover said Central Florida T erm in als is a "sh ell corpora­ tion ” m ade up o f various in ­ efforts to protect those w h o v e s to r s w ith " c o n s id e r a b le " tra vel on the n a tio n 's h ig h ­ airlin e and airport Industry e x ­ perience. w a y s ." A h a lf- d o z e n s t a t e s h a v e Brain disagrees. He said he has enacted law s that raise their been tryin g to gel the Sanford B pccd lim its autom atically w hen the federal cap com es off. T h e 10-day wait is Intended to give th e m tim e to c h a n g e th e tr minds. Airport Authority Is asking the AlrjHirt Authority lo give him city com m ission lo turn rontrol som e (p io les on ground services o f the airport o ver lo them so lor a British A irline seeking to do they ran have greater leew ay In business In Sanford. attracting new businesses to the " T h e y fold m e I couldn’ t get airport. those because o f Central Florida C oover said that It was the T erm in a l’s bold on Ihnsc things opinion o f the au th ority's bond al Dir a irp o rt." hr charged. Bruin said bis own Investiga­ counsel that an airport eontrolled b y the city rather than by tion Inin the com pany revealed an Independent authority would s o m e q u e s llo u a b le b u sin ess be view ed as "u n s ta b le " by dealing. A rm ed with public docpotential Investors in Ihe Indus­ n m e n i s fr o m n fe d e r a l trial revenue bonds. Im ukruptey court, he said the "W h e n he fold m e that I p rin cip als In Central Florida approached the city w ith the T erm in als have been charged In fo r m a t io n ." C o o v e r n oted . with what he calls "fraudulent "M r. (city m anager Dllll S im ­ m isuse o f funds." C o o ver said Die alr|>ort author­ m ons has been very coopera­ tiv e ." ity contacted all parties in the bankruptcy case and the trustee C o o v e r sa id he h as been w orkin g with the c lly on the in Ih e ease, A . S tep h en so n m atter for six m onths and has W allace, was that there were been rushing to get the m atter arguable positions cither way cleared up before the bonds go and thal Die principals are guilty prim arily o f "m a k in g some pref­ on sale the second w eek In erential paym ents.” January. " W e are trying to do this to But. C oover added, "w h en I asked If there was any reason to benefit the econom y o f S an ford." believe they w ere dishonest or he said. fraudulent, he told m e ’ no.’ they had Just m ade som e decisions to • 24trs. m ake one paym ent o ver another H\|KTlriKT • Ftxmrr w h i c h i s n ’ t right in Municipal ba n k ru p tcy." Jucir Brain has filed a formal co m ­ • Criminal la* plain! with the Federal Aviation • Corporate A Huxlnraa Adm inistration (FAA1 o ver the law m atter o f Central Florida T e rm i­ • IVnamal n a ls b e in g g iv e n w h a t he Injury p erceives as "ex clu sive rig h ts" to the airport by the airport authority. ATTORNEY AT LAW C oover said the original co m ­ LAKE MARY plaint w as den ied and It Is cu rren tly on an appeal w hich he says "m a y or m ay not be heard ■TvUrtMa i tawr * m . ikHM V bora HMI o o KHpunnu during our lifetim e." jk-frnjjwi n-» »rt»Uy M e a n w h ile , th e S a n fo r d 003 Jxiuirb/ke. 1122-2131 GAINES Casi&tj, Garden Chapel Funeral Home i 4 retired bookkeeper and accoun­ tant and a m em ber o f Christ U n ited M eth odist C h u rch In Hastings. S urvivors include her dau gh ­ t e r s a n d s o n s -in -la w s M a ry C an aday, J a n e and R odm an Goode, all o f Hastings, and G ay and D avid Scott o f D anville, Calif.; her son and daughter-inlaw Th om as D. and B illy Jean Everson o f Baldwin: her grand­ d a u g h te rs . J o n l W a g n e r o f G a in esville. Sandi Padgett o f A ltam on te Springs and T racy ’ " s S f i l ' o f Los Angeles; and her grandsons T o d d Everson and Brent Everson both o f Palatka and D ave Scott o f Seattle. W ash. M a s t e r 's F u n e r a l H o m e , Palatka, In charge o f the a r­ rangem ents. LEE’S Famous Recipe Chicken ■• * 3 C o n t i n u i n g I or ) v C r . ' ¥ P i ,(> :-v [b . ___ IM S S. Freoefc Aw,, Safari •(407) 323-3650 r^ T ic tiu p ir * LMSS' i lS S l ifEKBB • 1 8 £U ■AHOLD E. IfTH M T Harold E. Herbst. 81, Rosalia D rive, Sanford, died Monday. Nov. 27. 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. B om April 8. 1914 In New Jersey, he w as a postal clerk w ho m oved to central Florida in 1921. He w as a m em ber o f the C o n g r e g a t io n a l C h r is tia n Church, the Friends o f the St. Johns and he coached Little Leagu e for 13 years. He w as also a N avy veteran o f W orld W ar II and the Korean Conflict. S u rv iv o rs In clu de h is wire Anna; his sons Harold Herbst Jr. o f Cape C oral and Alan Herbst o f O r la n d o : h is s is t e r M a ria n Bethea o f Sanford: his brother W arren Herbst o f Sanford: and his grandchild Karissa Herbst o f Cape Coral. G ra m k o w F u n era l H o m e, Sanford, In charge o f the a r­ rangem ents. One Size Fits A ll A newspaper subscription is Ihe perfect gift. It's useful and fits every size and taste. Just fill out the coupon below, snd return it to the Sanford Herald. W e will send a Gift Card in your name. But hurry, this offer expires December 22. 1995 Funaral MrvkM tor Harold E Hartal. II, oI Santors. *fco M Monday. mill St 11 o'clock Monday m*rnln| at Gromkow Funorol Hams arlto * » » Tom Tkachufc official In*. Interment will be In Evor«raan Cemetery. FrlenSe may cell et Oremhow Furwrel Heme thlt evening (Mtodnatday) trom *4 p.m. Fer Mim s wt centrist*lent ere tusseito* llenel Chrlttlen Church. M l $ Serb Aye.. Sentors,am. Arrenfementt by Gremkbw Funerel Heme. MS E. Airport Bled. Santordm FI nimatmtaii. Make This Holiday Special For You And Your Loved One * RESPITE CAR (Overnight to 16 Days) Frederic F. Gtinci, Jr, Ruth G*i nc* and M) n Wjrdwcll dure is )row seed*. 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It's out fam ily h ou r." the elder Jaekson exulted Tuesday night alter Ids 3 0 -year-old son heal four rivals In a Dem ocratic p ilm aty lor the seal Mel Reynolds resigned after Ills ron vlellon lor sexual m lseonduet. Jaekson Jr. Im m ediately heeam e the oddstm favorite over Itepiddlean Thom as J. Sorrier In the Dee. 12 special eleetlon In lire overw h elm in gly D em ocratic 2nd District on C hicago's South Side and nearby suburbs. Sourer grabbed H3 pereerd ol lire vote In the G O P Held o f four. S o ld for drug debt D ETR O IT — T o som e nclghtmrs In an area thick with prostitution and drugs, the 15-year-old hoy appeared normal, even happy Police, how ever, have begun to unravel the story o f a tern ager w ho spent m onths with drug dealers anil users — a world where, authorities say. Ids m other sold him to settle her SI .OOOerack cocaine debt A cting on an anonym ous tip. police lotuirl the Imy ea ilv Tuesday m orning In a small, run-down house A man loim d with him. described by police as a drug dealer w ith a long reeoid. was arrested. Police said the m other gave her son to a different rlealer. w ho was still at large Hillary Rodham Clinton transformation ^ . . . > i.> when she touted health ra n laellltles and nubile w orks pro­ jects — her sch edu le jin-tty much coincides with that ol the jiri-slili'iit rxce|>t lor addresses to w om en 's groups at som e stojts On Dee. H. she'll travel lo New Ham|ishlre with T'l|>|M-r (to re to form ally file the Cllnlott-Gore candidacy papers lor the New Ham|ishlre primary S he's a big hit al Dem ocratic Im ietlon s. She ran sjrr-ak lo I r a d ii to n a l lib e r a l g r o u p s without raising centrist |mlltlcnl eyebrow s. " I don't know ol an audience that does not ask for nr w elcom e Mrs C lin ton ." said A im Lew is. dc|)iity Cllnton-Gore cam paign director. "T h e biggest problem w e have at the cam paign Is saving n o ." She is currently acting like a iradlllnnal Ills) lady She pmtxilily t mild have saved herself a Ini ol grlel by deve|o|ilng this model to begin w illi." said Sheila Ta le, tor met |>ress secrelary in Nancy Reagan. "S h e 's uol s illin g al lilt- table negotiating lire budget, slu-'s uol rlevelo|iliig a w elfare plan, ami she's not out sellin g irooji Invn lvctiifiU In Bosnia. Sire Is di-flnllelv low erin g tier |>rnltle." said I'ate. a publle rcl.iltnns e x ­ ecutive. A ides to Mrs Clinton jHilnt mil that she's doing what she's been By TO M R A U M Associated Press W rite r_________ W AS H IN G TO N Pup <|ul/ W ho was the last lirst lady to disclose details about tin- prest dcnllal pet's diet? If you guessed B arbara Bush, you gu essed wrong. H illa r y R o d h a m C lin t o n , vtllflcu In lire early days ol lire Cllnlou adm inistration when she led tin- unsuccessful charge lot health care ti-lorm. Is projecting a tiir suiter Im age these days as the lUPtScampaign approaches Anil lire closer the election gels, the m o le conventional she Ireeumes. She's no longer trading h.ulis w ith m e m b e rs ol C o n g re s s , w riting legislation or m im in g Icdcral task Inters S he's all bill diop p ed hum e o u lio v e rs y — except its the const.ml target ol light w ing i.idln talk show hosts and Whitewater conspiracy cu lliuskisls "S ta rtin g tod.iv we begin the holiday season In ea iu est." she announced p c illv on Monday, w ea lin g a bright red coat and a gulil flu ts im a s tree pin as she i c c c l v c d tin- lit s t f a m i l y 's Christm as tree She went lo Knglanil with her husband Tuesday night, begin ­ ning a live-day Kumpcan sw ing I Ini unlike som e p.rst trips — . «p . doing for the |>ast 25 years — s p e a k in g o u t o n c h ild r e n , w om en and fam ily Issues. 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The stals were as close as the score as Oviedo outshot die G reyhounds H i-Id and had lour corner kicks to six tor Lym an Patriots blank Rams A L T A M O N T E S PRIN G S - Erie Sclllck scored an unassisted goal In the llrst hall and It proved to Ik* enough as the Lake Brantley Patriots edged the Lake Mary Hams 1-4) In a Sem inole A th lelle Confcrnce I m i v s ’ soccer match at Tom Storey Field Tuesday night. Th e Patriots also won the .IV contest by a score o f 3-2. Lake Mary outshot Lake llran tlev nine to six. but the Palrlotd had live corner kicks to tour lor the Hams. Philip Kopman stopped seven shots lor his first shutout o f the season. Kurils Mussou made four saves for Lake Mary. Lake Hrantley Im proved to 3-2 on the season, w hile the Hams fell to 2-2-1. Oviedo gets big mat win OVIEDO — T h e O viedo Lions used live plus to beat Lym an 50-22 in a w restling match at O vied o High School Tuesday night. Th e Lions also claim ed the J V matc h by a score o f 51-15. 103 — Campbell tO) major decision Do*lmg 74 1*. 112 — Burgot* (L ) major d*<l%loo Hardman. 24 1? I lf — Ro*eii (O ) pinned Byrnt. I 0*. 125 — Huif (O l pinned Wascura 3 43 130 — Reinhard (03 pinned Sullivan. 0 34. 133 — Whittington (L I pinned Coeyman. 0 37. 140 — $to*ell (O l decision Gauie. 14 14 (Overtime). 145 — Cornell (O l pinned Dati. 4 24 152 — Gloia (L ) pinned Watts. 3 72 140 — Guimmo (O ) maior decision Guerra 14 5. 171 — Craig (O ) pinned Kaml.iskl. 0 4 . I lf - Hebert (L I pinned Smith. 1 37 715 — Keckler (O l decision Pope*. 1 4. 775 — Cra*ley (O ) won by forfeit Sanford Recreation basketball SANFORD — Th e Sanford Recreation D e­ partment Is looking for coaches and s|Minsors fur the upcom ing Youth Basketball Leagues. Coaches are needed for all ages: 15-Under; 13-Undcr: 11-Under: and Htdl Hall (7-9|. Sponsors are ulso needed at $90 per team Call the Recreation Departm ent at (407) 330-5697 for m ore Information. Softball makeup schedule S A N FO R D — Th e m e n ’ s portion o f the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Slowpltch Softball Lcuguc ts scheduled to llnlsh tills week with make-up games. Thursday night at Chase. Nobles Construction w ill play Ken Rum m cl Chevrolet at 6:30 p.m. und If Nobles wins It w ill play M.A. Erectors lor the cham pionship ut 7:30 p.m. A Ken Hummel win would give the title to M.A. Erectors. Saturday ut Chase, the Church League will wrap up with a quudrupleheader. At 8:30 u.m.. the 1st United Methodist-Flames w ill lake on Deltona Trinity-M ajesty: at 9:30 u.m.. Central Uaptlst fuees Nuzurcne: at 10:30 u.m.. Spanish Assem blies fuees All Souls: and at 11:30 a.m.. if necessary, the Flam es will pluy Nuzurcne. AROUND THE STATE Heat club Mavaricks MIAMI — A lon zo Mourning scored a seasonhigh 38 points und pulled dow n 10 relrouuds to leud the Mluml Heat to Its second straight com c-from -hehlnd victory. 111-89 o ver the Dallas M avericks on Tuesday night. Jam al Mushburn lead the Mavericks with 24 (Taints. w hile Jim Juekson added 17 (or Dallas. I'ete Myers finished with 14 and Keith Asklns scored I I . Including three 3-polntcrs. Kevin W illis scored 12 points and pulled down u game-high 12 rctxnmds for Miami. Built swamp Gators T A M P A — Chucky Atkins hit four threepointers In (he first hull and finished with u gam e-high 24 (mints to lead South Florida to a 73-58 victory Tuesday night o ver Florida. Donzcl Kush added 16 |M>tnts. all but tw o com in g In the second h alf for U S F 12-0). Jam es Hurpcr had 15 rebounds for the second straight gam e, helping South Florida to a 44-34 advantage on the boards. G reg Slolt led Florida (1-1) with 14 points und six rebounds w hile Hrian Thom pson adiied 11 (mints und seven boards. Repeat champions Bottoms Up/Playtime wins Tuesday Fall SB title From Staff Wsports______________________________ SAN FO RD — Th e team got a repeat, hill It was a first lor the s|Minsnr. Tuesday night at Chase Park. Bottom s Up Puh/PInyllmc Darts got the victory Its Iw-eo looking for all season, follow in g up Its spring cham pionship by w inn in g the Sanford R ecre­ ation Department M en’s Fall Tuesday Night S olow pilch Softball Leagu e title. T h e team was almost the same squad that won In the spring w hile playing as Suzanne’s Oyster Keef/Lake Mary Pub and gives Hoi tom s Up Pnb/Pluytlme Darts Its first crow n as sponsor's. B ottom 's Up Pub/Playtlme Darts used a four run third Inning to erase u 2-1 deficit and went on to defeat W bclebel A Howard 6-3. Hut the win was kind o f antlcllm uetic as W ltelchel A Howard had earlier In Hie evening lost a 13-12. 8-!niilng derision to M.T. Muggs In □ 7:30 p.m. — SUN. M avericks at Magic. |L) Compldc llsMnfs on R s f IS 0)S 170 11 11* 000 40 - ti U 17 14 W te ltte l A Howard Bottom! Up Pub/Playtime Dorti 700 000 1 104 001 1 — Sanford F lrtl Baptist Church loo Crow II 171 401 1 — 17 71 007 070 0 — 5 ti ) A A • sew up Hit* title for Bottom 's Ui> Pub/Playtlme Darts. A sw eep o f the douhleheuder by W helchcl A Howard would have forced a one-gam e playofr for the championship. In the late gam e. Sanford First Huptlst Church won Its third straight gam e with a 12-5 victory o ver Zoo C rew II. Bottom s Up Puli/Playllm e Darts flnlshrs the season al 9-2. w hile W hcchel A Howard was 6-5 and Sanford First Baptist Church 5-5. M.T. Muggs com es hom e in fourth place with a 4-7 mark, w hile Zoo Crew II ended tip 3-8. M.T. Muggs had Jumped oul lo an early 8-2 lead only to sec W h rrh rl A Howard battle hark lo lie the gam e at 8-8. M.T. Muggs reassumed control by scoring single runs In Ihc fourth and seventh Innings nnd two runs In the filth Inning lo build a 12-8 lead heading Into the bottom ol the seventh Inning. lint W helchcl A Howard refused to go easily, as singles by Jam es Thom pson and Jerry Govcrnclll and n walk lo Keith Denton loaded the liases with no one out. Vlncc Howard lifted a sacrifice fly to left and T rey Hrasscur doubled to close the score to 12-11. After a ground out. Hrasscur scored the lyin g run on an error. W helchcl A Howard then relu m ed the favor In llie* lop o f the elghlh Inning as, with two out und no one on. Kyle Brubaker singled and went to second on an error. Mike Miller then singled In wlint proved lo b e the w inning run. □ See Men, Page 2B Raiders split at hom e By GARY COATOAM Herald Stall Writer SAN FO RD - John M obley scored 17 |Milnls lor (lie Sem inole ('iinuniin lly C ollege m en's haskclliall team In T u esd ay’s 83-74 loss to Polk C om m u n ity C ollege al the SCC Health and Physical Education Ccnler. S a n fo rd 's Sluiw n W ash in gton . A rn cttc You ng and Reggie W illiam s ea ch sco red I I p o in ts for the Raiders. “ John. Arnett and Shawn have been consistent this season ." said SCC* coach Bernard M crlhlr. “ John can score with the best o f them, atul he gets other players Involved In our ode u se." Coy Patterson scored 24 points lo lead the Vikings (5-3|. w hile Todd Johnson added 15. J e lf W arbrltton and Joe Pillion each scored 13 (mints lo help pace I’CC. Th e Raiders had a 5-4 lead early In Hie first half, but Patterson scored eight |ioliils to help give the Vikings a 15-6 lead with 15:08 rem aining. PCC stretched the lead to 20-8. a n d l a t e r 3 0 -1 5 . b u t P h i l l i p Jackson 's three pointer pulled SCC within 39-27 al the break. M obley scored six points and W illiam s added five m ore as SCC closed the gap to 50-46 with 13:52 □ See SCC, Page 2B Harald Pholo« by Phil Kama Ion Daungi Carter (No. 33, left) scored 12 points and p u lle a d o w n s e v e n re b o u n d s as the S e m in o le Community C ollege women defeated St. Petersburg Junior C ollege 88-69 and freshman John Mobley (No. 20, right) dunks home two o l his 17 points in the m en’s 83-74 loss to Polk Community C ollege Tuesday night. Rams sweep hardwood deuce By QARVCOATOAM Herald Staff Writer LONGW OOD — Freshman Lauren Bradley scored 19 poIntB Tuesday as Lake Mary handed Eustls Its first loss o f the season 58-52 at Lake Mary High School. Senior center Lori Ham m ett scored 13 for the Rams, w hile freshm an Ashlee Ballancc and Courtney Harris each added eight. Sophom ore Mandy Shafer scored 23 points for Eustls (5-1). and Ladonna Larry added 18 in a losing cfToyt. Lake Mary won the Junior varsity gam e 67-33. Th e Rams, winners o f their last three gam es, won the cham pionship o f the Lake Region Tournam ent In W inter Haven last weekend. M aggie Reedy scored 11 points for Lake Mary Friday In a 61-32 win o ver Haines City. W hitney Arrow and Bullancc each scored nine points for the Rams, while Harris and Ham m ett each added eight. Lake Mary defeated Zephyrhills 56-39 In Saturday's tournament cham pionship gam e. H am m ett paced the Hams with 17 points, w hile Ballanee had nine and Bradley added eight. T h e Ram s (7-1 > play at Tavares at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, and host Lake Region at 7 p.m. Friday. LAKE MAKY BOYS COMPLETE SWEEP Sophom ore Paul Belk scored 22 points Tuesday to leud Lake Mary to a 94-75 win o ver Eustls. Chip Rlrhardsnu scored 14 points for the Rams. Sean W hitm an had 13. W es Jackson contributed 12. und Matt Tow n slcy added 10. Mlchcul Monroe scored 24 ixilnls to pace Eustls (1-21. which hud four players Bcnre In double figures. Luke Mary beat Eustls 74-38 In th c j.v. gam e. Th e Rams (3-11host Dclaud at 7 p.m. Thursday. O lrltbatkttSall Emtll (III ■ AMS M. PANTHERS SI Bucknor 0 J 1 2. I Larry 4 5 7 II. Stiator S S I 71. Webb 10 0 4. Cody 00 20. A Larry 1 141 To la li I I I I 2112 Labs Mary (M l Rood, 2 0 0 4. Arrow 0 0 10. O alt 1 002. Outer 1002. Sica 1012. Ballanca 40 20. Harris 12 21. Hammett 4 5 4 12. Bradlay 114 1* Totals 24 10 I IM Em m >2 • 14 t - 12 Lab* Mary 14 I I I I >4 - M Three point (laid goals — Em ils 1 1Shafer 2. L La rry). Total fouls — Eustls 10, Labt M ary 20 Fouled out — Em ils. L Larry. A Larry. Tachnlcals — None Records — Lake Mary 7 1, Eustls 5 I. Says basketball ■ A M S *4. E U S T IIf S EmMa ITS) Hooks S 24 12. Donaldson 2004. Monroe f 4 5 14. Isom 4 2 2 14. Taylor 2 1 4 5. Shelton44 4 I I Totals 2*14 2175 L i k i M ir y ( N ) J unker 2 0 0 4. Jackson 4 0 0 12. Townsley 5 0 0 10. Balk 11 0127. R Ichardson 7 01 14. Abrams 2 14 7. Fralrlk 2 00 4. Frank 2 00 5. Whitman 1 54 II. Dallallald 1112 Totals 41*14*4 Em m l» » <k l* - ft Lake M a r, M 2* I* 25 - *4 Thraa point lield goals — Em ils I (Monroal: Lake Mary 1 (Whitman 2. Frank) Total fouls - Eustls I* Lake Mary 14 Fouled out - Eustls. Larry Technicals - Nona Records - E mils 1 2. Lake Mary ) I Lyman’s “Angel” paces triumph B yO AB V C O ATO AM Herald Staff Writer O RLA N D O - Angel Rhodes s c o r e d 19 p o in ts lo lea d Lym an to u 54-42 win o ver Edgew ater In Orlando Tnesdav night. Th e Greyhounds, who Im ­ proved lo 5-4 with the victory. Iiad a 32-20 lead at luilfllm e and w ere never threatened. Nuney Jenkins scored 12 |K>lnts lo pace the Eagles 11 -2). Lym an (m.stcd a I-1 record and a third place llnlsh In t In­ ti See Lyman, Page 2B W om en’s softball race just keeps getting tighter F w > $ U ff Rp g rt * ________________ NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION M T Muggt Wtelctel A Howard SANFO RD — Believe It or not. the race for the cham pionship In the S a n fo rd H cerea llo n D epartm en t W om en ’ s Full Slowpltch Softball League got even closer Tuesday night ut Plneliurst Park. Th e Red Hots had to taste defeat for the first tim e this season In surprisingly easy fashion us the She Devils topped the form er leaders 8 1. S u n n tla n d C o r p o r a t io n lo o k advantage o f the Red Hots loss lo luke o ver first place, using an 11-run fourth Inning to w hip Crazy W ings, which led 4-0 after the first Inning. 20-4 In five Innings. In the other gam e. Lee’ s Exxon got Its first win o f the season with an 18-0 w hitew ashing o f C A A Sales. Sutmlland Corporation leads the league with a 7-1 record, while the Red Hots fell to 5-1 and GICC. which had a bye this week. Is 6-2. Com pleting the standings are the THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, _____________________ ___________ .________________ _____________________________________________ : She D evils (4-41. Crazy W ings (3-4). L ee’s Exxon (1-6) and C A A Sales (0-8). Next w eek's schedule Is supposed lo have Sunnlland Corporation play GICC at 6:30 p.m. and the Red Hots take on Lee's Exxon at 7:30 p.m. But the schedule uiuy In- modified us their w ere tw o weeks o f ralnouls and a n o th e r ga m e resch ed u led earlier this season. The She Devils look a 2-0 lead in the Ixittom o f the first Inning and the score remained 2-0 until the Red Hots plated their run In the top ol the fourth Inning. Th e She Devils then pul the gumc aw ay l>y scoring five runs In the fifth Inning. Lcu din g the She D evils w ere C l » * Woman, Page 2B Rod Mot* ibo o»*m lunnuend Corporttwo Craiy Wtngi CA Aiolot Loo t Enon m til i — 1 • 244 451 « - « 11 422 (1114 - 70 74 m II — 4 t 000 00 — • 1 til !■ - 11 7) THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY __________________________________________________________ �*1 wr I STATS & STANDINGS Mtn’i Basketball □ UCF at Wlnthrsp, 7 p.m. Boys* Baskstball □ Ivans at Laka Hawaii. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m □Lyman at ColaNal. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. Girls* Baskstball D Haloes City al Ovtsds. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7JO p.m. □ Laka Mary al Tavarss. JV, e p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □ Semkiele al I pnras Craak. Junior varsity, 6:10 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m. IHL Pro Hocksy □ Solar Basra al Mlnnaaata, 7 p.m. Qlris' Soccer P a u la S o n g e r (d o u b le , t w o a ln g t e a . t h r e e r u n s , R B I ) , Shannon H ill (tw o doubles, tw o runs), Rhonda Kennedy (tw o singles. RBI). Terri H lrt (single. RBI). W inky Klein (single, run). T i n a H i l l a n d K a t h y K ill* Ingsworth (one single each) and Joetta W est and Della O am er (one run each). D oing the hitting for the Red Hats w ere Linda Beertng (tw o alnglea), Ton i Pavlovich (single, run), Denise Stallings (single, R B I) an d M ic h elle B em ln g , Diana McMackln. Jenny Blowers and V ick i C orso (on e sin gle each). C razy W ings scored all four o f Its runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and still led until Sun* nlland scored tw o runs in the top of the third inning to go on top 6-4. Th e gam e then w ent south fo r C razy W in gs w hen Sun* nlland scored 11 runs in the fourth inning and dosed out the w in w ith four runs In the fifth. Pow ering Sunnlland Corpora* lion w ere Phyllis W illiam s (hom e run. tw o singles, three runs, th ree R B I). J u lie A lb ertson (double, tw o singles, two runs, three RBI). Ann Lanza (double, tw o singles, tw o runs, RBI) and E s t e l l a H llle n b r a u n ( t h r e e singles, three runs, tw o RBI). A lso contributing w ere Brook T aylor (hom e run. single, two runs, three RBI). Chris Tipton (tw o singles, run. tw o RBI). Kim Myers and Andrea Flanigan (tw o singles, one run and one RBI ea ch ), C arol C ra n lc k (tw o singles, tw o RBI). Mtckl Lew is (triple, run. th ree RBI) and T e re s a K rem a r (single, two runs). O ettin g the hits for C razy W ings were Marie Byrd (tw o singles, run. RBI). Diane French (do u b le, run. RBI), L y n e tte Barkley and Belinda Anderson (one single and one ran each), Lannie ManhoUen and A ll Jones (one single and one RBI each) and Angela W hitney and Denise Byrd (one single each). L ee's Exxon wasted HtUe tim e In taking control o f the gam e as It plated nine runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and cruised to Its first win. Doing the dam age for Lee's Exxon were Olna Baxter (triple, tw o singles, two runs, tw o RBI). Bonnie Chaplin (three singles. tw o runs, two RBI), Lynn W ebb (three singles, run. tw o RBI) and Laaholanaa Brown (hom e run, single, run, three RBI). A lso hitting were Carol Dick (tw o singles, run. tw o RBI), Anne O am ett. Yolanda Cox and Deb* ble Bem lng (two singles, two runs and one RBI each). Donna Yon (tw o singles, tw o run). Liz Turner (single, ran. RBI) and K elly Denton (single, tw o runs). H itting for C ft A Sales were Mary Sechrest (tw o singles) and OKU Klein, Kim Stitt and Tanya Showalter (one a n gle each). Raines (ran. RBI) and W ells and Jones (one ran scored each). A lso on the roster w ere m anager Dan Daugherty. Tom Szabo. Larry Chunat, Bob Shaw. Tom English. A llen Dow and J e ff Dow. H itting for W helchel ft Howard were W argo (tw o singles, run). Keith Denton (tw o singles, RBI), O ovem eW (single. RBI). McLohon (single), lt e ^ 5 e n t o n (R H 0 W* rd FWn * * * * * * • n<* Sanford First Baptist C hu rch) fn tahed the season w ith a flourish, winning four o f Its last five gam es to finish at .800. First Baptist took an early 4-0 lead, but Zoo Crew II cam e back w ith three runs In the third Inning to d o se to 4*3. but the Baptist's took control back w ith four runs In the top o f the fourth inning. C ontributing for fir s t Baptist were Randy . jd| 1 1 ■ I I -1 Com m unity College f>)nvth* F r i d a y a n d S a tu r d a y . T h e Raiders w ill play at S p m both VV*. V > » > \ □ I smtnals al Laks Hswsl . Freshman, 4:30 p.m.; lunlor varsity, 9:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 pjn. □ Laka BranHsy al Late Mary. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.; lunlor varsity, 6:46 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman al Oviads. Freshman, 4 p.m.; Junior varsity, 5:46 p.m.; varsity, 7JO p.m. �8*nford Hsrsld, Banford, Florida - Wednesday, November 20, ins - SB People Quick, delicious holiday fare iocre i notmrtf quite luce ute delicious aim inviting smells o f ftesnly-baked rreats to cel irate the arrival o f tfw holiday west Thli year, turiif friends prim your friend* and family with holiday favorites that won’t add houn o f cooking time to your already bu y 3 TH p. margarine 1/4 up. green food coloring Spray large saucepan (or m krowivtable howl), qiaisla and bundt pan with Baker's Joy no-itick ipray. Melt marshmallowi and margarine In saucepan over low heat, stirring until #n * in *n l ■ - - — 11 * 1— ,4 ^ Wl smootn (oc micro wive covered minutes). Stir until welt coaled. Spray hands with Baker's Joy no-nick ^jray. Press mixture firmly Into prepared bundt pan. Cool. Turn bundt pan onto serving plate. Tap gently to rekase. Decorate and serve! im Dfnntr with Elton and Ronl Elton Rolllnc of Senior Frianda (far right) and Ronl Mott of tha Sanford San lor Cantor (cantor) arranged a faathra holiday dinner at tha Marina Hotel recently. Tha ladleo ware Joined by Carla Rankin, left, Jack Thomao, who dallvared tha Invocation, Dannie Yunk and San Weinman, winners of tha door prlzae. CALENDAR With a Hole help from Baker's Joy no-atick qny, you can prepare quick and easy recipes including Easy OtiWerhread Men, a hm and Inspired Baker's Joy Wreath, Orsndma's Old Fashioned Rum Pudding Cake and Apple-Raisin Bread Pudding. Baker’s Joy Is (he only no-stick spray that combines flour and pure vegetable oil for convenient no mesa baking. You can also spray Baker's Joy on baking utemib, coowe cutters and mixing bowls to prevent dough and hatter 3* ' t Rotary Club o f Lake Mary m eets Thursday mornings. 7:30-6:30 a.m. at the Tlm acuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Brian Loe, president, at 333-6138. Weight Watehm mootonThursdays A local chapter o f W eight W atchers m eets at the Lake Mary Com m unity Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toaotmaotoromoot at Hoathfow Th e Om ni Toastm asters Club *6061 w ill m eet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the A A A building, 1000 A A A Drive, Heathrow. Quests and prospective mem be rs are welcom e. Call Bertram O lidt, 333-6069, for more information. ri-*l'!rrln '>*11 r f i f ounce tvo fy rn o s y OENEVA — A free clin ic to Include blood pressure i blood a s p r m m k g —y i im m unlM t<#*tt* wiU be bd d Friday, from foOO to 11:30 a m . at the O eneva Elem entary in tha old trh ^H tmiunwg o f l*1ret •*** Main Street in Oeneva. T h e cttnic to sponsored by the Semtnofo County Health Departm ent In ooryunetton with the a —«<«*«*■ County S h e riff* O ffice and O eneva elem entary School. For Farmcrt Maffcct T h e Downtown Sanford Farm cr'e Market to held each Saturday from • a.m . tin noon at Flrat and MagnnHa under the M g rtftrfc, fo r informatfcm* n i l Kathy 8 u tio h t3 2 M 8 7 l. Lmk Getting married? ■ is available o f the Sanford office, 300 N. French A ve.. Sanford. 33771. These atortos are ueually published in the **n n t«y edition and m ay be acoompantod by n photo. T l charge for this service, W eddings m ore >j|* " three m onths tbs old w ill be published In announcement form without a photo. “ *• lad vu llU lo M o lT iS fo , m l,. kaa Vvegetable .M .M . oil, mlfe, mm and Mix on k „ torn are molnened. Mix oa high i I y g , lightly beaten I Im p. margarine or butter, room temperature speea tor 1/3 cup orange Juice I up- ground ginger (optional) In large mixing bowl, combine all Ingredknu and mix well. Cover with plaatto wrap and refrigerate 3 houn, " firm. Preheat oven to 375*F, dough Is ready. Spray cookie cot lightly with Baktr's Joy „ stick gvay. Divide thumb In half) keep ooe-half refrigerated. Race other half on floured cloth-covered board. Roll dough to 1/4-lnch thickness, or for crhpler cookies, roll to 1/S Inch. Cut with 6 ' ginger-bread man cookie cutter. Bake at 373"F for I to 10 minutes, until edges are firm and start to brown. Cool 2 minutes before removing from cookie shcefs. Cool on wire racks before r decorating. Repeat refrigerated dough, k twelve 6-lncb cookies. • e# s Tha Sem tnoie Sunrise Kiwants Chib m eets every Friday, at 7 a m , a t Bhoney's. US 17-03, south o f Airport Boulevard. Vtotting Ktwanlana are w elcom e. For Inform ation, call Ridge , Moreland. 323-3018, ' .i ,• .umh .* unn »'/< w r BnlMMrstley W ra n lh ,.’ > B U M r S iJ m--------- » ■ - » ___________ i l i i l 'V l '- . 1 eo-wck foray nw >T Baker's>1(9 DeMght Dip, O rem Oatoa and LaaJ dowit wmia wiKHC mAAA s u i Bail ano Aaa egg whites uadi foamy. Whisk In evspo- suM .y» « k s g r u u vhul Hour or o il • Lightly spray gingerbread cutout with Baker’s Joy no-stick q * iy to prevent sticking. • To prevent dough from sticking, flour top o f dough and rolling pin before rolling out. Brush excess flour o ff tolled dough wkh netery hmah. Ilunrtia Klwanli roaati Frtday , . i vanilla instant -----g mix v ■ *•------ — * >vegetable oil n s Joy, are guaran­ 1/2 cup milk teed to entice your friends and family. 1/2 cuprum This holiday aeaaon and throughout the 4 eggs new year, 'Bake — it with Joy1) - 11^' Preheat oven to 325*F. Spray 1 •a rei i m s Jcr^no-stick spray on a 10-cup fluted Baker s Joy no-nick foray I (14-1/2 oa.) v O O R in g O V fT K H vS V rSV K H l Rotary mMttMdy _ J*Jg SKSE onm kf "P* DT UE Powaer cup wt flour SANFORD — Oreat holiday cooking Ideas are at Butterfields etc. ' On Saturday, Dec. 3. a breadm aking demonstration w ill be held from 1*4 p m. Come In an aample som e freshly baked bread and ace Just how sim ple It Is to make bread at home with the Zollnishl Bread Machine. Th is free dem onstration w ill be held at the Butterfields in Sem inole Towne Center. For m ore Inform ation, contact David Pineda, manager, at 333-4050. tO M i mtnutei. r o w ireo pre* AjM c to f^ d if l i l . .nd hr r «l cu b *, evenly moi**encd' M i* ,u*........ 1' bf' “ '*_ i,vtnJy Turn mixture into prepared baking dbh. lake at 330*F for 33 to 46 hmrted to out clean. Serve warm C*mCf C° rr a„°y* Teewrs and sourdough, rye, pumpernickel) I package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened I carton (16 ounces) sour cream I can (4 ounces) chopped green chllies, drained 6 green onions, chopped Cook bacon until erbp. Drain, crumble and set aside. Cut ofT o ff top o f bread and remove rem inside, leaving a l/2-Inch shell or bread. Cut removed bread Into 1-1inch n**. ,n, r,>v.r rfcam cubes, Beat together cream rhri cheese, sour cream, chllies, and onions. Stir in bacon. Spoon mixture in bread and replace bread top. Wrap entire bread in heavy foil and bake 1*1/4 hours it 330 degrees F. Serve bread sur­ rounded by cubes for dipping. If desired, dip may be served wiih crackers, chips or pretzels. Makes 10 t o 13 serving*. G reea O m m nod Bncon Tenser* pared pan. Bake at 323°F for 70 minutes or until done. Remove from oven and pierce top very thoroughly wtoppsd topping- r e y ™ 1* with toothpick. Immediately pour MonioaxJ nutmeg, n aestreo. Maxes GLAZE over top. Cool completely S servings. before removing cake from pan. q l a ZE: 1 can ( I ounces) whole water chestnuts, drained I stick butter I package (16 ounces) Farmland 1/4 cup water Bacon I cup sugar 6 tablespoons chill sauce or 1 ox. turn ketchup Ina saucepan, combine butter, water 3 tablespoons brown wgar and sugar. Boil mixture for I minute. 1 tabtapooo Dijon mustard Remove from heat and add rum. I tabfopoon bourbon (optional) Marilyn Hoetotl. Enid, Oklahoma 1 packages (16 ounces each) Wrap each with 1/2 tike Farmland Bacon, fried crisp tondmlck. If Baker's Joy no-nick sprsy and crumbled cut s In half to 2 whole eggs 6 green onions, finely chopped 2 m i whites 3/4 cammayonnaise, salad dressing or I (12 oi.) can evaporated milk fat-free salad dressing 1/2 cup honey ' nuts In a single layer in a shallow 1/2 teamoon Mack pepper 1 leaffioon vanilla extract I loaf ■ (■I pound) sandwich bread, baking pan. Broil w « l crispy, about 3 3/4 cruks removed on each elds. Drain 1/2 ( V m j lomatoci for garnish, 1/4 options! over bacon-wrapped c 1 medium apple, pared Cook bacon until crisp. Drain, 330 degrees FforJO and chopped (I r e ? ) cn o ffili and act aside. Combine first tit N a n < slices ctoeamon-raisin bread, four togndtoitti. Toast bread If des­ cubed (3 cups) ired. ^ read about 4»tuupooiu nr 1 tempooaramexwacttaptfseel) Jm *u* tofce, ffingmorr, PrehaatovMio330"P ................. ................ rr*., e iK W K ftS i: •"‘-fwsw,*: Parental prying seems more like meddling i - i tty u tt tokiff disk Joy nomlcfc DEAR ABBY: “Irritated in Ohio* wrote to eay she was upset that her 38-year-old husband phones hia parents twice daily. You couldn't understand why that irritated her. Obviously, you never had to deal with n a y parrots — consider your­ self fortunate. I am a university profeeeor In my late 30a, married for more than a decade, with older children o f my own. I live several hundred miiee from ray parents, who aound very much Uke “Irritated's* In-lawa. My parents expect a weekly telephone report o f my activities. IrJ dent call, 1 S I Whm wr travel* we re InitnKwQ to caUutxm our return*» my U k s ^ 1 know we're not ly ing dead on the highway aomewhere. re." M other and Dad pry into our lives. They insist on knowing u u .in i.h rt b large mixing I large round loaf bread (suck a* my bank balance is. M y parents treat my m arried MbUi«s the same way, even storing ousstions about th eir sex liv e s ! When we protest that we're befog treated like children InsteadoT responsible adults, they act as I f ttwvVe been wounded. my wlfo and I do, what we buy, how much we spend, and what we're having for dinner, etc. with chopped tomatoes. Makes 13 to 20 serving* K ^.v .K P )' - 30-PLUS AMD 811LL TREATED U K E A CHILD M y wife says th ere's still an umbilical cord between my parents sa d me. I ’ve trie d to be m ore aaantlve by waiting for them to cell me, so I w on t have to spend my money on tonc-distancs calls that amount to nothing more than 45 Th eir interoet goes far beyond IdJg curiosity. It’s ilw iv i followsd u p lre i on whatever we The last time they visited, he revealed that kin father asked how much moony I I love and respect my parents, but there are boundaries, and they dont know where theirs should be. I wupeet you will find that there are Tha following Births have ban rocerdad at HCA Central FloridaRagenalHcaplfl, Oct 1 ^ taverns D. Wade, Otet Sanford Oct IS- Moots N. Willtoate mad Frwddte L. Oavto, Qkt Baa- Oct 36- Lawaada P. Brooks, Boy. Oviedo Oct 37- Petra Carrillo, Otri Banfor dt O e o r g l a and Christopher Thornton, Boy, Saafonk Leefoy M. Buttonaare * d _ EutoMe L Kcaactt. Bop, ,«JS,i^1K*5S!\£nSrt S 5 r t S m i « u » r t « .i » r t . is t i l F a s n e r a C T Bssar e s e n c e T c s r - iw li Bffi F«r« it (W I/35T L i / - x i \ *■ I.-. i * m Ppm TV.7 llMMItllMII M iC 3 E ] g E. Aten. Okt, L yan Bead. ! . n " v er m a— iv o -ifx e w d ■ w a a m □ n 'n .v in n i .ii B m i r x r u i n -z: ta n u . . v i n e ■ ..... i T _ �*• - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, November 29. 1995 71— H s lp W E f lt s d M IP S H O U L D S H O U L D E R P O IN T T O T H E (M IL L . T H IN K 1 N O O P V O U K H IP S ■ s i& B p FLOAIOA C A M NOt a t-O tS l-C A -te -A TEXAS COMMENCE BANK. N.A., oe Custodian or Trustee, FI tint Iff. vt. TUAN F. FMAN (S S tfll-M -S IM ); VAN T. CAT (•Statt-SO-SlM), husband and wife: and any unknown e, dovtoeee. end other unknown person* or unknown opoueok denning by. through, end under any of the above-named Defendants, Defendant*. L tg a l N o t lc t i L tg a l N o tlc M M of rm i o t h of tso tStA Jodtsisl OlrooN, In and For Cs #0 Mo. SS-14TS-CA-014R Countryorlds Funding Corporation, Ptamtiftfs), vs. ■duardo Colon-Castro. #t #1.. Oofsndont(s) te s iu i c a m Not o b - t s m a i o b C l NLA A FEDERAL SAVIN 01 SANK PLAINTIFF VI. OONNII S. SMITH: UNKNOWN BFO U t! OF OONNII I . SMITH; NAN N. FERRELL; UNKNOWN tFO U SI OF NAN R. FIRRILL; MONTOOMBRY SQUARE HOMIOWNIRS ASSOCIATION, INC.; JOHN DOS AND JANS DO* AS UNKNOWN TINANTB IN POSMSSION OSFINOANT(S) NOTICI IS HIRS1V OIVSN pureuonl Is an Ore** OrantMg Hi# Motion to Rotet Foreclosure Sol# d#t#e November SO. I SSI, #nl#r*e m civM C o m No . M -rs s c A ta i of Hi# Circuit Court of tbo IITH Judicial Circuit In on* for SCMIN O LI County, SANFORD, Florida, i « m #on t# tn# M«n##t n ja H a# m ^S i l l e i v i e r l i U a # i A m l jib m •no M il DiODir IOf Clin n in# WSST FRONT LOSSY Of ttl# SCMINOL1 County CourtNoueo In SANFORD, Florida, at tt:00 o'clock a.m, on IR# f f t t Oay of 'M S M to toB#nini i pfeporty ao sot fotSR sold Summary Final NOTICI te hereby given that the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, will on the lis t day of Docember, ISM , at 11:00 o'clock A M. at the Wed Front of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, nfiej jl# d OT tPt ITOT BkPm Flm W mui wnfQ util VSulf m sii nr^lio is outcry to the highest an# beet described property situate In Bemwote County, Florida: Lot 10. MARKHAM FLACI, accordmp to the plat thereof ee recorded In Flat Book SI, Fagot SO and SI, Fubtic Records of Seminole County, Florida. pursuant to the Final Judgment u I wrvu amj I in lee ■ m, pona isagirtkeim .L vrM c u p pfoown wert Mid Court, tbo ttyto of which le WITNESS my hand and official seel of sold Court this ITth day of November, ISM . In accordonco with the American with Dryabortlee Aet, me a special accommodation te partidpde In this proeogtffig M l N. Fork Avenue, Suite NS0I, Sanford, Florida SSTTI, telephone 407-111 4SS0 M4I17. not later than five (S) days prior IrU pfW PfuMif. If n t W if Impaired, (TOO) 1-BOOMSSTM, or Vbico (V) 1-O00M I1770, via Florida Reiey Service. (COURT BCALI MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR FLATINTFF Robert H. Notch, Jr., ■equire Butler, McDonald. Moon B Notch n i l E. Roomeen Street Orlando. Florida S S M l-ltM M07) l e i -0000 rvuinn ffwVMRnf fit ^bvib A u h lie ll1 Ilk H p m k p p . BP be covered in thie Soeurlty metrumont. AM of S Is referred to M S OATfO on If S , * CtemofCourt •v . ^^•fwvly W, Wwflun At Deputy Clerk SS-10SS In eccerdenoe with the Americana With PNeSamee Aet, pareana with mg a spatial partlcipete M this thou id canted Court Adminietratlen at SOI North Fork Avenue, Suite NSOt, Florida UTT1. li (4ST) 1SS-41M. ASST, net later than (T) dgpo prior to the are* ' Tm I i !1 m w m t AOted • Varga RO. Bee S1M Winter Fork, FL S tm * ttlS SB. end • .IS M 0 C J-IM r ^ I I I No, BB-BBST-RA-tO-K PEOPLES FIRST COMMUNITY B A M t/k/e FCOFLSS FIRST FMANC4AL UQ F N O D t F H i m U A t J V I M B I P A Q X V I ' H I O A V O . ' O I N I - H U V I I Y R . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: t f I return to Earth tn toother Ufa, I hope M'a not during a RapuMtcan admmietrabon ' - Timothy Leary. OISSS by NBA. Inc. VO. , n■ BONO CONSTRUCTION Ob OOF. INC.; JACKSON W VVw—Ww™‘U M “ » 1 1 BLSCTR1C CO. OF CINTRAL FL, MAT 1CW I f* Ia A hM Mui iiiMiiiiii ■M*I fld ptWI to a FMoi Judgement doted N«somber tstR, tees, m Co m Mo. SS-BBST-CA-fd-X of IRo ChtuM Court g( We BRNtaenw CftssOt In i n i fg# BeminoM County, FtartBo, In wMob FtOFLSS FIRST OOMMUNtTV BANK M Wo FM M M one BONO CONSTRUCTION QHQjJf M6>g jfftPfff flft BLiOTM C 0 0 . O f M U TU A L f U $* m 0 0 " * *$, I Mil M M l MgMM j mm ^ M R Iw w lw l* jsp wf Abs H W or |uriedict ion of the Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THKEE MONTHS AFTER T N I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY M V S AFTER THE M TS OF SERVICE OF A COFV OF TH U NOTICI OF T H I OBJECTING FERSON. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILIO WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. FuObcoMon ef thie Notice of Admmittrotlon hM begun on November Ifth, ttM . DAVID C. DEIN, M Foroonal Aepre sentstive ef the Betate of MAROAfttT A. D IIN l i t North Moryded Avenue Delano. Florida SE7E0 JAMES R. OEEN, M Fereonei of MAROARET A. OEEN Deltona. Florldo S ITtt Attorney for Fereonei Roprooonfothroo: KENNETH F. MURRAH of Murteh, Doyio and Urigie, F.A. M A U sysa Wvl I* W*U F.O. Bet ISM Winter Farit, Florida S1TM Telephone: (407) B44-M01 0017444 Publish: November M , and December 0, ISM DEJ-134 M M s n N f m Donald C. SPuerto, Jr. Ca-TruelM e/o Matter, Herbert B Bette, HA. M l I . 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Farit Avonuo, BuRo N. SOI, Sanford, Florida U 7 7 t at leaat bvo dago OMC CONSTRUCTION B ABBOCIATtt, INC., a A DUALITY OUMcore T E R E V 'S a w T e T w o CbouR Oouri By: OoroWy W. I 6 BomWoW County, FloriBo. Bl t t M o'clock A ll., on tbo SIM Bay of O i i f l t r. ISM. Wo fob 14, •NORM, to tbe Ftot 11. C A M ! CO H f AMY I 1 M 4 Nr. Will tram. Hiring NOWI C A U Inc Only Fee U N . Apply M Abbot Sbell Service Tftal Perk Or. » d 4 » . CASHIERSTOCKM Fart time, In ewr tev* A Let star*. Apply ta paratR (f MPDofilTUOrloodaOr, Pre* 5 8 5 DAY CA X s . yd., reoeenobte relee IM Mtt. CHILD CADS In my jg m w 'I ^ ^ kDw RwyOf ™IWTT9 iflL RS, RMOBWI ^ ms ^ md LOT IS, m w m v w i ACCORDINO TO T N I FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROE 0 IN PLAT BOOK St, RADI I f . PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF ---------------OOUNTY, PLOMOA. DEF, taMWf or W4-IIB4. ND B ED ftTSATM N FEB ■ ooA gottta lytgra oo | _____ asm_____ MARTA'S DAYCARE. Baby's « M BS o' tbo tlet dM of D iiiw O ir. ISM at Wo WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SSMMOLf COUNTY COURTHOUM. IANFORO, Mm y n itw ra Day A out. bra. Coll ■nVtam. Ma Man. ta Frl. _ f iU 7 t L eppiyi. watt boat groat aconte af HUMOR. F o rt tlma. Sat.‘ a pluaT MS-4M1 SRCOtfO MSADE C R U im iW B YBAtRESS ta Crow, Porters, RAWER ROR RALLET TRUCI Forklift oaporlonco, COL CIQMC. Full time. « H 1 » . tar*/- EASY WOEXI E X C E U E N T FAYI AeeemOli Freducta of Memo. C o l l T o l l F r e e IMS4t7MMEKT.7ttS A El T A H . FUULL LL A FART TIME B MM D ends A woak'Mgbf*. I apply ta ptrtwt 01117 * Ave.aomtam. w it h t h e T ME ACT, F t M O M ^ H OtEABfUTWB NMSfNB A RFC>rrr>MM00*Ti0H t o FARTICIRATB IN THIS FROCSSOHM BHOULO CONTACT ADA COORDINATOR AT M l N. PARR AVENUE, SUITE RO. M l, TELEFMORE (407) MS-4SM, EST. 4M7 NOT U TE R THAN FIVE OAVE PRIOR TO THE FRO* CMOINO. IMPAIRED, (T O O it l •771, OR votes (V) 1 ' •770, VIA FLORIDA RELAY "O " Ikoneo »4 M i4 NOME T Y P IS T S, PC more •/wfc H im iiii. CaH tar dataita; O LM K O FTH S CIRCUIT COURT Ey: OoroWy W. I Deputy Ctark CHARLES ta MONOS, W FLORIDA BAR ( : I H A M LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES R. M O R O E.W H A. POET OFFICE BOX 1 ■HftiSStSSRgaL F h T ll ‘ *F|Ve E ^ H I i M i In n . apporfutafyM^AUNL (COURT WiTNE IS my band and dWaidi *Mi of aaid Court WN17W day of Novombor. 1SBS. NOTICI IS H IR H V OIVSN Wei Futuena to o Oefouh Final of Feroelooure dated -r IS. IB M , and w C o m No .i B4-1SMCA-14-K Of tbo ClrcuM Court W County, Florldo, wborofn SALLY ILLY MORM . 00 ItM U trti of BIO Sir >44 of ClaritM Bowers, to BW FtaWIM, M B OMC CON­ STRUCTION B ASSOCIATES, WC..SBN • to we fit.......... . i sob at we MMoet and Boot MBBN fm CMbW Wo bBWMtHW^MkW CLASS D Ueante ALL SHIFTS, Oepondabte Hord-wdrtiwd: MI-7741. 17— N w r B B ry A C M M fa r* CHILDCARE IN MY H Q fif Sork*oTw o CirauR Court ot BBMINOLB Oounty. Ftarido. arWL or TbtndwL trio fla t day of O iaiN karTlM B. at 11*0 m l wo Wbat Front door of too at wMob H: OF SAAB CAB DRIVER wffb 4 year degree m oarty chlldheod education, te leech Fre-K Clot*. 1-4 pm. par hour plus free tMM con. We CkouR Court ef we TSENTH Judicial CkouR, in and for EMMNOLI County Ftarido, OvN Action I 14-ABI0I oeii tbo propt OBJ-117 D A M ND-I B4-f BS D 4A -t4-H •ALLY 0. MORM. M Baaautrio of tba Batata of ClarieM Bowora, .organltadpanon I tar busy efflce. If yeu basic accounting and computer tklllt, we wurtrem. Apply: lowtaata Ford tat. 17/TtPt L*b* Mary Bfvd. FAX FMOI LOT t , BLOCK 0. BOBALIMO mim o * a a a- m w **b HINWfTt, AOCDRDdM TO THS FLAT THSRSOF, RSOONOBO W FLAT BOOK 1, M OB 47, FUDLie RSCOftOB OF — OOUNTY, FLORIDA. lOrBartf Mrmurlel card. N II yeu hove any quoetlen*. piooko coll tho Claatllied Advert liing Deportment of M l-M It , Mandoy-Frlday, l:B I:X NOTICE M o1 of Fi KENNETH 1. CARFBNTER, JR, Ot us., at el. B. t l Jifin L. QM i rII air uri in m nnnM vm F.O. Bet 1M7 Cdy, FL SMB) November I f , end 1B, IBM D CJ-lie c a H - P * r* BM h A SECOND I MAS* li now accepting Quality women’* n othing a n -., C O R M M K R T ^ •U M t t l CADEND.i BB-11B-BA-14-A NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, etc., Flemutt, RlCHARO O. CURTIS, 4M .,« al; a w Aum m oRS “ InneedefCOOKlwtthtmRMgtaCMlIir ISM F U O D LANE, Labe Mery. Comer of l/l Lake Mary Blvd. EkllfS..................ft tm O IT I ACT N0WIAV0R1 108074IAVON 14hr. Hot Lino_______ AIRPORT Tretam tM tl/N r. Sanford-Altomonto Iprlry All photo*, Full bonof c# rapt l*M *MpubReo*ta,ioibp am., FROM NOV. Mta — Dec. Hr# AMfytalOdtatdiTfaW.tataW. AIEFDRT Contra I I I Hr. A Up Lie. MB*-?.. §y; DotoWy W. D Ao Ooputy Ctark •FBARB HOFFMAN HA. SALVATION M M I R U M H U M M E R S Is M i r t 1 full port II Ao Ctark, CirauR Court lend* Slid DATB0 W it 17W day of novombor, ISM. MANYANNS MORM lomwoio County Clark of CirouK Court BY: OoreWy W. S e c u r it y Pert lime, Fri. A let. eve. " 0 " Lie, preferred. W1Q4M 11 ITW d ^td N O triM M S I, t l W 4 M A ^ y g i H i s l k | 4 l^ | g | b | | is m SECURITY OWKCRS Coll: Wacfconbvf'e. 14 Hr (ab Ime, 47M437 EOE. M/F/D/V. VM Fereeieeuro Sale ilth, IS M M WM i pending M Court, we etyte ef smith I Dear of Wo M t a O F F T H E L E A S H ^J|| t| y | W HI| In * I wet ted te tbe Order ef Fmef Lot u . RBFLAT* FLAT OF LONOWOOO oceordMf to Wo FtM Woroof so recorded W Flat Book SB, Fegee M , Sr, and M , rewyachmCeguebl ■ PUL All interested persona ore required to fllo with thlo Court: (o) AH claNno against the aetata WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST FL) SLICAT ION OF THIS NOTICE end (b) any obfecHon by on Intoroefo^l pore^m to whom notice wee mailed that — -u — — B ^m u a i i P M x m i t b s cniiiBiifvi w* vBwwiif or m* M M M D F B A ii NOTICI tS N tR H V OIVSN 11*0 C lf H C f t B R y L y lS O d A t H O A L Q Q H m m M O0$m H o t. C V W Q D V OF ADMIN IDTRAVION The edmimairalien of the Betate ef MAROARET A. OEEN. Deceeaed. File No. M-10S1-CF le pendm# In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, Frebete Division, the adDiaos m 'tAW'llUlldi F*#*Fw^^fy wlrf wWirCTI k iw WtnPwP^ w CourthouM. SOI North Farit Avenue, Benferd, Florida 11771. The namM and eddreim ef the Fereonei RepreMntetlvM end of the Fereonei RepreMnt atIves' etterney ere C A M ND. B4-StS1 DA M R MORTOAOS WHOLE SALE R1 OF FLORIDA, NSC., December B. 10M DCJ-ISO *mi •ii|tij|M as, i M L O T N N C A M RO. OB-tOSt-CF IN RE: Eaieta of MAROARET A. BEEN. u p fiituraa ao« or hw##ft»r a ##rt of tha orooorty. All r##4#i#* C IL IW W T Y ‘ XVI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, BBtSMOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO CRBOtTORS Deceased Settler: Donald C. Beuerte. Sr. Settler'e Truet: Donald C. Beuerte, Br. bevocable Living Trust Date Truet Eetebiiebed: March 17th, IM S TO ALL FERBONB HAYING CLAIM! ON DtMANDS AQAINST THE ABOVE-NAMED DECEASED SETTLOR WHICH SUCH FERSON S IIR S TO RECOVER FROM THE ABOVENAMED TRUET; The names end addressee of the Trustees end the Trustees' attorney ere sot forth below. A IL INTERESTED FERBONB ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All credftere of the deceased Settler end ether portent hav­ ing Clemt or demand* against Settler'e Truet on whom o copy of this nolle* it served within three month* after the del* ot the liret publication of this notice thall eetv# o written statement, or demand for pay* ment, ef the deirn with the Trustees by any term of moM requiring a signed receipt WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY OAVE AFTER T N I DATE OF MAVICI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH other crodltora ot the deceased Settlor and person* having claims or demands atainst the deceased Settlor's Truet must serve thou claim* on tho Trustees by any form of moH requiring e signed receipt WITHIN THAIS MONTH! AFTIR THE DATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND DBMANOB NOT SO SERVED W tll BE FOR­ EVER BARRED. The date ef tho firot publicouon ot this Nolle* it November Ifth, ISM. Janet C. Beuerte Co-TruetM c/o Meteor, Herbert B Bat**, HA. t i l B. Robinson St.. Bubo 140 Feet Office Box MS4 JAMES N. HALL, at M.. AMBRtt. SISASllITt(S ACT, M#S modatlon M R _____ COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tbo SEMINOLE County Courthouse at OOMSS^SSe. 1 • SOO-MS-S771 (TD0( or 1400. via Florida Noisy December S. 1004 D E J-tll the west front door of the Seminole County Ceurthouoo, SOI N. Fork Ave., Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 o'cleefc A.M. on December net, ISOS, the SnllAmimn iieenilhoil twetSu M mm WII0WOTJ E RMw^ai^PW^k euw R*®a*'*f # set forth m sold (udgmern. to wtt: Lot 101, HOLLOWDROCK WSST PHASS tV, oeootdMe to the mop or plot thoroof os recorded m Flat Book IS, Meet 77 through TS, M the FuSNc Record# of Somlnolo Comity, floeIda TO O ITH IR WITH aH the •itcito on in* propvnf, wwi w rtgMo, a g »c «u > i 'RNW r®#faya^WNRa* LOT S4, MONTOOMIRV SOUARS. ACCORDtNO TO T N I FLAT THIRSOF AS RSCOROSD IN FLAT SOON SO, RAMS S AND S. PUBLIC RSCORDS OF SSMINOLl COUNTY, FLORIDA D#t#d tills Slot day of Novombor, test (CIRCUIT COURT StAL) MARYANNS MORSS elect of tbo CtrcuN Court Sy; Dorotby W. Sottan DAVID J. STtRN ATTORNIY FOR FLAINTIFF H I T NS IOSRO STRCIT STS. 104 NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 1)100 nosi n i r m of Focoofooero Dots NOTICI IS OIVSN pursuant to a (udsment of toroclosuro doted tt/ it/tt and entered m Ceee No. IS-I4T1-CA-0I4K of the Circuit Court of the tlth Judicial Circuit In and tor Somlnolo County, Florldo, whorein Countrywide Funding Corporation, o Now YSrfc corpo­ ration. la the plaintiff, end I duardo Ceton-Coetre, at al., ft m m wm (w |,t 0 ——to W wn|# weTWr^HsTi ryi P L e g a l N o tic e s IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT IN THS CIRCUIT COURT W A R D FOR OJINGlKIC. r^ ia H T L e g a l N o llc t t L e g a l N o tlc e a P la y B e t t o r G o l f w i t h J A C K N I C K L A U S 7 1 -H d» W r K ssdMpsrl SRg;, eT HIAINO. ^ . u e < e e r n e W I H n l l i Y i t r 't L T : F / T. Moo.-Frl. FiM -ltow, •uktwr o m - M M M . Smsbe A IS47 i 40t W. llta W. SooNrB.____ H I B. IBM O E J-ttl 0BJ-M4 U g il Notlcw THS FOLLOW WO FD0FBRYV DRU M BOLD OH OTMBRHRM OlSPOMD OF AT A SALS TO M HELD AT BAM UNIT OA ISABBO BM CS AT LOOK BAPI, MOO WSST SETH BTRBET. BANFORD, FL a m t ON TNB 14TH DAY OF 0EOMBBR, IS M AT tlOO NOON FOA M ^ M wi fkouf following. F o r -------- * * Cob: 14 and IB, (i4 »M u n o Oownw Ftarido. WW17W Bag of (Court SeoS CMNioiwo cSauToour, By: OoroWy W. DefWn Ooputy CM THOMAS 0 cartes to to 184.#?. F.8. Unit AMIRAAMHAXI AWU1AI^ 4%a 1 mmin * Y o u t h in k y o u g o t a b a d r a p ? Y o u o u g h t to h o w t i a t p o o r t u c k W s s to r y .* StS • TrovH MB S. Oak Am ., a M771. (Net. wSSmH*Sm S S h a T S d o M lT T o a H (14idopo of pubbbon of Pda nottao or wdbta teurtean (t 4) d m of ootaoi meeipl two tatata. Ntadboeor taaf oooura. N k w ta tag o j o f iin F IH E E B TD N SECURITY Cteet O te­ lework a lamp ta PORT ORS hr. Bov V For won I f^ B.1IBS B. H M . D4J-04 0EJ-M7 S T S S S T m OP RD Ngtatag. AgpMcgt _ b ! « t lt a > M M » | N t t t a �T- Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaiday, Novembnr 2®, 1995 - 71-H o li Wanted 103— Homo* Unfomistiod / Ront 97— A # o r t m A « t » - _ 1 / - r PRODUCTION K IU M U High achaot dtptema, mutt ha abta la liff M to*. OR tolaooa ttmnawiAl-apdi . m u m s . R fU E f fM IN E B W l ABB leaking far Padfcafad Individual* to wort in our raiWtonflal group hornet a* H U l f TRAINERS pr» vidina mpparf and framing to children and adurit with a* vatepmantal dtoahimiat. Ttu* I* a par! lima rallaf wurtunltv avallahto Immediately in too Oaltona araa. Can Pal tar tpaafaitotnh M a t.-F ri. It Mam-lam i W4-7I7I7U M I-NMIM4SI __________ i o b __________ JS H O P W ORKERS paaato aha ara daaandahla, maftvatod A drug fra*. C m . -------- — ................ Mt-aai* U . Mary A l__________ . Oiiator HataA Pattotry Day A leaning thlfh. Man­ agement opportunity alta Ma. CM ar apply In at At h M r i la Laha MM U . CMiaa Ad., TURN. T F t t Y ., vtllltWl prlvtto bath A antry. W/W>. »fi/oap. aufM ii ~ 7Uia*) A aia-toia. 1ANFORD, Small 1/1, wfc/man. A/C, Ufiimat lumlthad. Hi MMorpagortoirtel Ui CONVENIENT 1 A t Aadraam ant*. sttolto/man. IIM/dan 1 jnMrjMMjtaPato. UHK MMYIMfOM M U ...1/1 APTS**SPRCIAL**POOL eWASHER/ORVER HOOKUP PA 11AAIIC CARLI’m -M U LAROC I ADAM., all util. lumlthad. UM aac. wri ma. m m m /t u -u m MALL AAKA, ISM OPP Havr I badraam ant*- Pint men. rant, peel, wath/dryar can nectton. much mar*. N* appt toa.wtmibHad. m**a*. Lake Ada l K#rm.„ I* W/ma. I Adrtn., sns/ma. and up 109— Dv$toxTrio<OK/RoM A* pari af a at— top «acura company. A/C and RaaaAH. WANTROt StNtORS OVER U. Jab Placeman!. *n-im . PL I WATION M A LTY, Lata Mary attic* I* n^nv Interviewing tar new ar anparfan^ad real ratal* aaaaclatot. Call tor a caraar I CaA......................... LAKB MART, 4/X peal. Lk. *cha*la, family rm. » ., privacy, STM ma + aac. to*Petal M lTlfl_______ LAKB MART, t Pto* jU T C U W ItlB Pull tlma. tor Aram* laundry, •am* aup. helpful. Ml MM call frantAd.______________ 1 bath. Mr 1/man. (to*/me a*p. Available ti/ir. MAaaia. LIASA OR AUTII 1/1, Mt* Oaargla Ava.. U4.W*.. UTI me + *oc.«*10 **T_________ US in i w. itm si. i m t- aac. . n* pet*. Call r: O WatharMl ltM ■ANPORO-iaha Mary, i/i, Aava COL A Ito* to taatord araa. I* partone* preferred. Apply at: H* LAKI MAAV area, Mar* hama. tll/Waak util* included. Pamatoarotorrad. an-aw. Owner financing. Real alip avaiiabto. t/t, ebrpart, acraan rm A utility rm. Ilf,PM. ttl-MMartoirtoi_________ •WBRtVA area 4/L w/1 + acre, toaaaw/apfton tm rm •MATPAIR i n Canda, and. ri.paM.IMWM i/ T u with parchIUM/1M T ic n r utn. pd. fttoa.diM 107— M o M I o l/ l 1 ABOAOOMI, unlumlthad, AC Haat. carp*tod. toeptad to ^aheM at^ y.MMAto________ uo-Worokovoo tpoco/ Rowt CAM * BOATS# SMALL RVt. laatord * m . CaRi t o w t . SNAOA I Odrm., I pratorrad tomato. All PWfr n w na pat*. MTS/man. B lit OPPICB-WARINOUII. tram’ IMS/man., ItMt*. ft.. PA IMA tocatwn. earner af aaA A Otd Lk. Mary Ad. In Sanford. 110— Offico Ip o c o / Ront APPAOX. ttei SO. PT. at inT proved office mac*-prim* IVCVflRI9*^B^|RI91VVWPr•la 9MHW* atM wartoal/atoA ........ Maapart*. ft. dauetM* • ■Re a l E s t a t c . in c . • in -7 0 0 0 OP PICA A toarana. an *a ft. A up. MONB tM IP f CIALI MU man.BiaiMarlO-HM IANPOAO. Office ap. A. bwUdtop total, UM a*. W.aaraftkMunH.Ml r SANPORO. sn, PAMtLT roam. C/HA, raMvafad, t i m ST. Owner ftnandni. Root blip available, in . carport, acraan rm A utility rm. SM.MS. MiaawarMt-tot* k i \i CaRi i • m i Nt-mA/OmiMt-fws. lQ u e a t ^ D < ~ A e a G CUL OC SAC. Mini V I. fenced. •pili. w/aaraaa.R U M CO U N TR Y! STAY R, an an l.f ■at O ^m9 i aatrto ■ M. “AW OCTOivt Oantt, Haw Utad opgl'onrai. OtoraAggttobaaeaaMVtoM PNRADAOARO POR TWIN SIZB BED. Whit# Wicker. SWAP. M* MO. ___________ NINO t i l l W A TIR R IO , 1/4 draw- Aart. tattac. »r*tlU.tM . O VII DO. Llvtof. dinlnf, toncad. ■area*-Sal,7M. PRB-PORCLOSURB. la prlv. toncad. carport. Mt.lM VI N TllllI l PMOPI II TII s I. t I f . I mattraaa. aaml-motion lata. SM>. PRO. SM-M17._________ • LAZY BOY Chair, gray i nkoActoan.ttd.MMM4 RIPRIAIRATOR, H aa. N. gggg. ---- “ ■ O il ■--------p fP-■----------W tw ri VWHIft Salglar tpaca haatar with S T E N S T R O M R E A L T Y . IN C . PSTOVB. Narga. M” MAKAOPPBRIIldHaM W R O U O N T IR O N S U N PURNITWRB. INBWI. Dla llbuMtoHn. MUST V I an L it acre*. Pool A Spa. Pia. rm.. aac. ayatom A aatollt* dlah. fpic., atoefcod pend w/baaa. all ipallancai A IS11MMI 1 Spaciout in , all applianca*. CHA, laundry rm.. top mattor toll#, itarapa thad. M« wall landacapad yard I ua.fMi IB M C O M P U T f R. Calar great tor am. but. sin caah Inclwdat prlntor A let* at program*. tN-M M tn______ • LBAOtNA I D A I Mwgator. Madal D anhancad made. MS DOS a n . It UBArndWIa. Pina UIKC MOOT • IJMRM0 l Lott/Solo ^Cental, apUyer ’tH Oraat KmgoQIA,SMS.Sao-M|l.____ I OALTONA ARtA, M fight. Cadar AAXAAO. Haver 109— OfftCO / rT* Lahatranf, I acre*. I btottotowWI Realtor MAIIH — t- • .. •: , , i - -— *. I SANPORO, lake Sylvan, RBPWROISNtO_______ _ Ml make* a aim. Sava up to m t .AA^moI MlaMwUw ■ ■ • Ii i f> f«a 1. 1 II / V I ^-*1 I i \ if \. I , •< / ■ m *■! rti fwMwIf ■ N«l. . . r . Z W H P? PSLlOtNO BLASS dear, a toot. *11X14. VI./tMANATCI, ' A P A O T M IM T A an 1lata.. a. VI / A ccobsH 211— Musical Instrumonts MOTORS A AUTO TRANSMIS (IONS many mlK. motori tram UM up Including re bulldabla Chav. 4 baft, many IrantmlMlont tram S7S up. Call. MI-aaMarSM-Mia. DOBRO. Hfli DOPRO, UMi Fiddle A Raw UMi With hard ^ M e jjn M rra n d J t M lT I^ ^ 333-Trucks/ iusos/Vons m — M b c o H m o tw RURALAR BARS, Eaty puUi button ralaatal U par K f t -------- rttCbambar. ..MPlita DECORATE Par Tba HaHdaytT PraaatWmatoti Catlaayttmdi Craattoa Oacar........MM 11*. O IT HEALTHVII PREB RE­ CORDED INPORMATIONt Call lha Total Health A Lite E uteriilon Nafllnat Ml-Ufa lid tln g , Tlmtly, Ravala- tianaryl ob lltt PORO BRONCO, XLT, two. Leaded. N r Ooedcand.UTM. MIIM7. UW* call 177latoly.maa. M CHIVY canvartton van C-N. IM ang. all power, I owner, tec.cond. H ilt, m m w --------- 13$— VoMdot ___________ A R IA T OUTDOOR STORAQE, Boato, RV, Egulp- Fenced A iiahtod.cn niarat________ •NORTAKB STONRWARI dithat. *1 ptecat NEVER USED, UM. Ml 1777________ b WINDOW AC UNIT, tor aur M degree winter*I NIC! Ream Mae. Racaltoat caadlWtnl tM. STSMISLekwmtnpge W a n te d OLD A JUNK CARS/TBUOtl WANTIO PRIR Haul away. I gay CASH. Traar1 1 CASH IM PAIDI Pto Jonh Car*. Truck* A M lic .l K**p America M— wfltull.... MPMto JUNK CARS WANTIOI Rum Ing or nail Pay M, 7 day* a wk.,wahaul H A H * H B L 130— AnthjuA/Classic Can 241— R o c ro o tte n o l V o h lc te t/ d m — n ttoi PONTIAC ttircbtol. all ORIOINALI On# Owner! tma ih j a m CAMPAROUND camp tram caaat to caaal. 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M SKYUN I, 1 •cm. rma.. carpart, SIMM. aM U 4 V LIp lH .il OCSTINY, lplc..SIMM. a MROA V I Split. M RROAO MOOR, temrm, carpart, SIMM. a M M I.V l.ll SKVLINI.FL rm., carpart, SIMM. •MMA in , Split. M SKVLINB. w/w tofe. SAYS SAU.II II Lm* new. to. an. t. CHA, w dl to carpet, ntaaarab. •T. M NAVALOAANAEItaa R E D A A A P E F R U IT Call In yaur aaraaa tala ad by it naan an Tuatday and taka advantage at our tpadat aerafe tala ad prkall Call C totalllad newter dtfal It I 111 201! i bafttot A |ar*. »*MW. lat.MUMd. Vito. In It yau ar* curmatty an any waMtop im tor a have*. W l NAVI NOMAS AVAILAOLAI M LINCOLN Tawacar. 1 lady owner, gray/gray. axtra ctoenlSSTM.MPaaM_______ to LIXUS XS Ml. Ok. gram. 7IK ml., auto. AC. power/ •unreal A moral Atkins t)M0*. OBO MM* 177-aWt ctanwa.LOTSMARTT" p cn B rn cssB o T " PATMONT, Par $ 3 0 0 O F F 1 M M 1 1 / IM T H 2 3 1 -C a n i l l — Good Ttilogs ♦o Eat 4 S A ). New CO r a d la . tUMfwtgfWd now tiMMrwtra, T H R U ACOIt Ptoat multiple bualnaw. S1M.SM. CbRNHWll IS ACHIS ♦ A N S I AP" PRIVACY. Oanav*. Ma.N0. m JSSB^ttOSMSBSi k 117— Ooroio Solos AIO A ll SALI. THURS. A PRI. Everything from A-Z. 114 Wett Coleman Clr. laniard. i.tam -fll PRIOAY, M l SAT. M l. Ill Cl tout Drive. Small appUancat. nkk* A naefca. craft*, toy*, ctofhat. ttoraa. Acma tram tdyttodjd Blamanlary, HAMPTON PARK BUBDIVISWN SatoI It PLUS PanHUm. an C.Club Rd. at alt Inltrtec tkn, turn In an Obarlln Tar race. SAT. ORC L M A SUN. OIC. L PL Clolhat, toy*, furnllura, atarclta aguip., campular llama, afllca •uppila*. hautahald Itomt A MUCH MORE I____________ H U M SALI, Pri-Sat. Bat. IR I, MULTI PAMILV. Lake Mary. ABBOTT AVB. An Hguaa. Baby Itomt. tool*, lay*, •mall appliance*, tumltura A care drHI U ltM ie Ml *Stolto.‘ S i ^ U m ttoator S S t m T c / H lT ^ C t o w i A Mica......... ........... 4K M AJL IN C I T Y AOTTOM. Alum. Beat. I S a : Gama Pltharman motor, ankola llaclrlc trolling motor M»1 Pan: 141*1*1. 107— S— rttfOooSh I n 'PAtCROTO S IL L ........ 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L A R I M ART pa Crystal Idbe, 1 barm., Math, MM ta­ ll. hama an l.n acre*, w/laba A lalandl All AmanHiatl I car aaraab-detached I car carponl M A. tcm. parchI Pamlly rm.l Ski. Pith A Inlay Natural Only SMS.SMI d OfUCMTFUi FIDOS) 111 Magnolia Ava.. torcad to •all at reduced price*, dtator .................... Rowtoh ii \i i ^ •ANTIOUI TRAIN S IT Ltonal type wim track A train tlatlen tram WwM*». SIM. Ma-llll. m — Itw h rtlrio T M N P O M !T 7 r^ C H A rT e * r A achaeto. MAMA. •UNLANO B IT A T I 1, l/t, CH/A, newly r*modeled, vertical*. appu.. calUna lam, utlltly ream, tprinklar ayatom, earner lot, lack fenced, carport, m pat*. MM/ltf. Id** 211— Antkiuoi/ ColkctiblM iR s m c o m o f iQ M O c ‘ PINBRIOOA CtoA i n pad. C O A V IH ItN r LOCATION, cator TV, catolg. mk rawara. _privateentrance. MlddW POO ABNTi SM/Wk., LtOUIO WORMARS net doing the lebT Atk STXNSTROM O R N IR A L P R IO about H A P P Y J A C K TRIVERMICIOE. Recognlred tato A effective agalntt hook, round A tapeworm* In dogt A cat*I........................M1-I1M bOUACK QUACKII WADOLI WADOLIII PRIR DUCKS Yeu catchll 171 tWI ^ C M g rfJW ^ tM ^ A mak. C/h a . tomlhr ream, hair, privacy back yard. Na pat*, am ♦ aac. Aaf. ran. M4-7M-17M- AAarai MI-MIL 91— Aporfmonte/ 199-Pots t>u pp»0» - LANAI LIKA Mewl i n and in . farape*, (cm. parch**, yr. taaaa/dm- tMtaw_________ SIMINOLB NION. 1/1. C/HA. carpet, anulp., kit., Intida IB -H o w o i— U V IIM IIIIN N V f M m HOUSE l/ i. taaa manth. NOUSI. tmaltor t/t M*o manth. Oopaalf. *Mt ill* Laucuat Ava. TO-Mll bSHOP VAC. Wat-Dry. I l l 1H11II Lear* metk q * SMALL APT. (deal tor tlnpH 1-dtp. Ml MM. m LAAAB t-ltory, t / l.l bath, livlna ream, Droplac*, dining ream, C/HA, wrh n n| iftivWi otlri noor niyi k w A now mall. SMUmen. avail ablanan.................. A H m . MORTAR M IX IR . gat. 1 beggar, I t t l ; OIASTRA MODEL 1KWII0Z. tatl. DON: C U T! t/1, MM * dap ALIO 101— Condominium Rtntels Saaktop .W Aum MiI mma 1 I rAf Kpm* *—**-— ..an— tori Npte call 193— Mochlnory/Toot« SANFORD, t Barm., t MM manth plu* MM dtpoalt. He Patti B l Mat__________ WOOMINB, H , CMA, earner let, haavtly tread, 1 car Aaraaa. M * me. Mb l**f 1 ADAM. NOMA. AC, SMB par ma. Ha pot*, h a l l ABALTY w - im __________________ IMP MARTW ILL AVI.. I/IV*. fenced. CMA. MM men., MOO dop.maati ___________ I BBOAOOAL I J bath, lacartty A tatollto, Hncad. UM/mon. M im a. Aaapar.MinM in . o v b a l o o a in a w b k iv a RITBR at Katia't landm* He pat*. MW manth Ml I IBDAOOMt, 4 bam*, hittorlc dHfrlct at laniard. MM/mcn A MM/Dap. Wp*h*r/dry*r haakup A aarpp*. Call: U i UMar PapatodltM_______ ma PAWN a WHY ABNTI Whan you can awn. thlt 1 Adrm. ham*, with CHA. new paint A carpal I Atk about HUD hornetI Tb* HU J S I a . ' TiiiiiLittl I2VH79 >Olttrld. It) Bffcy. (I) I Aadraam. Oatoltt: Ui-arn, I ADAM. CLIAN. call. fan*, carpeted, wafer paid, no pat*, prim e.-f aac. MAIM*____ */i a p p a o x . taaa an. a . tato Ma. lift Sac. Immadlat Oc K I T *N* C A R L Y I . K ® h y l , » r r y W pIr HI OPPICR „ ______ . gan. CABIN carpanary. drywau. Lk/lna. 0 AtfMtotoT*" CAOPBNTBB AUfclndaaf I lk*. pakding A caramk RkhardOrato....M l MM ppt III* French Ay*. MI M*4 INWOUR CHINA CAAINRT A 4 cbalrt A tobt* Cam* am A man* a* attor........... RAAOY COAOLR, uam wu I I j m MM A ^ Alii t t ( iv r S .J i m a s tr I i u r i k i u i Rapalr-addillan. camm/ra*. Lk. Ina.|BRM MIM-.M l 447* T u r n s , jlii a i l m p U Ito toad. Mlaad pUw A aak |7*. All pfna |M Slacking tea •ttra. M4MW lifui l *« * i PARCS M H l laratoa, U J U U . Cuatom Itoatgnl Pro# Sad.l IS R W W W B B M B D ^ R da it all NO tofc toa Small 1 Painf, ate. PM ad.. N H t N Carpentry • Wlndawt • Hand yman Serviced Small Jab* C u l l iq p ii^ n C | | M | g S r l^MlUa knwARST raacrann A repair*. Traa Will awb A Iran. Pkkup A ____ TBT Fnnm Yr*. A 1 PAA m I v IHA. Law Weal rate** Wn*dlilari«^&uaran carpanlry, rapalrt. dear hanalns. ptetterlna Mt-IMt FAINTMS t M IM MMR# W| wall repair. Walipapar re ivwvad. Aaar Ma*d....MAWM PARIS PAMTINS. PrMMtra clean, apray, bruab A rnU. Papcam call., ton*MS*IM i i i J L i r i d ’ sv I i »'i \ M u r i l i i . _lficLB AN Pfltollltolll In grata, daanlng. call tar attim ala. Call l U - a i l l DUN R I T I hautaa. mablla toleaa. ______ iAat............... PRRSAUNI O n alag. tolvaa. walk* A pato tech*. * * * * * * ......... M M ijj • IPNATAMAT, SaN N l l l l l l . Bat. cleaning*. VH*/MC tree •at. Lk./ln*............. naUM- C l i t \ \ i ) ! **</ , TBSXtow" NpW teterf, TOW■• MI H4M I Wrf 7f' * \ I L tonUS anflpua*. MI-MAa » I a* t z A \ l t > l l t �>•* i y* t * > * M • i » - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, November 29, 1995 by Chic Young BLONOIE Is it time for the tonsils to go? by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY S & g 7sef® l / 'C '. ^ V i 5 S E v ^ : ? ? by Howl* Schnetder DEAR DR. GOTT: My II year old daughter wax diagnosed with tonsilli­ tis and was treated with antibiotics. Should we consider surgery? DEAR READER: The answer to your question depends on how fre­ quently your daughter suffers Dorn tonsillitis. The tonsils are, basically, lymph glands in the throat. Because they’re continually exposed to the air we breathe, they become easily Infect­ ed — especially with strep bacteria, which should be treated with antibi­ otics to reduce the risk of kidney dam­ age and rheumatic fever, two dangers of untreated strep infections. Norm ally, the tonsils begin to shrink during the pre-teen years; thus, childhood sore throats and ton­ sillitis become less of a problem in adolescence and adulthood. Nonetheless, some young people persist In being troubled by tonsillitis, in such cases, tonsillectomy should be considered. The general rule Is: Two or more bouts of .itrep tonsillitis, as diagnosed by throat cultures, per year should Indicate the need for surgery. Unlike physicians a generation ago, today's doctors recognize that the ton­ sils actually play an important role in children's developing immune sys­ tems; therefore, tonsillectomy is not as widely practiced as it was in the past. Nonetheless, the risks of repeat­ ed strep Infections outweigh the bene­ fits conferred by the tonsils. Follow your pediatrician's advice. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been diag nosed with spinal stenosis due to arthritis and have been unable to find much on the disorder. Will you explain it, suggest treatment, and tell me whether surgery is recommended? Can It ever stabilize? DEAR READER: The spinal cord is surrounded fay fluid and encased by the vertebral bones. This is nature’s way of protecting the delicate nerve tissue. On occasion, however, the system fails. In particular, as we age, calcium deposits (due to arthritis) form on the vertebral bones and eventually enlarge enough to press on the spinal cord. Called "spinal stenosis," this condition leads to back pain and often to tingling, numbness and — In its later stages — weakness of the lower extremities. Other parts of the body can be similar­ ly affected, depending on the level and location of the stenosis. Unfortunately, because it Is usually age-related, spinal stenosis associated with calcium deposits of arthritis does not go away by itself. Nonetheless, it can be stabilized — at least in its early forms — by an active program of reha­ bilitation and physical therapy. PETER QOTT, M.D. remove the offending calcium spurs. Such an operation Is customarily per­ formed by neurosurgeons or orthope­ dists. after appropriate tests (includ­ ing M ill scanning and special X-rays) that she doesn't have a malignancy — have demonstrated the location and such as ovarian cancer — or Uver dis­ extent of the calcium deposits. ease with ascites (fluid In the belly). DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a 70 yearIn my opinion, you should have old woman who has gained a pounds blood tests and an abdominal ultra­ in four months, all of it in my stomach. sound examination to rule out a seri­ Suddenly, I have developed a promi­ ous disorder. nent "pot belly.’’ My doctor has little Of course, a "pot belly" also com­ to say about it, but it bothers me. monly accompanies the aging What can I do? process, as most o f us "oldies" can DEAR READER: A sudden Increase attest, especially if we are somewhat in abdominal girth, In the absence of a stout In such Instances, prudent diet­ change in diet, may indicate a problem ing may help reduce the roll o f with the abdominal organs. I don't abdominal fat. want to frighten you unnecessarily, If that Is unsuccessful, doctor* can but when 1sec a patient with a similar perform liposuction to remove the fat complaint, I investigate to make sure deposit ACROSS 1 budding 5 Of no value 12 Compiler of name rules 13 Seefhoven 14 la t a Make 15 Roots 18 Frontiersman IS Airline Info 19 — Quentin 10 Old age 22 Quote 24 Taro root --- iiiion 1-*i - — Mm nvw 24 Mink or sat 32 Playing 34 Ubs (suff.) 34 Tropica) I f rWOtmiy 38 Gooey mud 40 Ache 42 Fodder lower 43 Fair grade 44 — and dow 47 Duma 48 Forceful parson 82 Resentment 88 Labor group 87 Wander MNv 88 Slow (mua.) 84 Own SO Different DOWN 1 2 3 4 F ifty drit WoNNho l Actress — May Typesetter's note nnn mnnn mnnn □ran nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □nnnn nnr.inninn nnn nnn nnnnmnn nnraun nnnn nnnn nnn □nn nnnn nnnn nnnon nnwnnnn nnn nnn nnnnnnn mnnnn nnnn nnnn nun nnnn mnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn •MV G T I II J D C H 9 Cal for Answers e touch-Ion*or Rotaryffvrw O I U M r C U ? 1100 484 3138 ext coda 100 In my experience, moderale/aevero stenosis usually requires surgery to and immediately ran his six diamond tricks. However, this allowed East to make an encouraging discard in dubs. • y P h illip Alder This made it easy for West to win the Anthony Burgess wrote, "Laugh and lin t spade trick and switch to dubs, de­ the world laughs with you. Snore and feating the contract. you sleep alone." Though, as Mark At the other table. Andrej Gromov Twain pointed out, it is mystery why from Belarus did much better. He won snoring wakes everyone except the the first trick and immediately led the snorer. spade five from his hand. When West It pays to stay wide-awake at the played a dozy low spade and dummy's bridge table. And don't play quickly if queen held. South claimed his contrad. you think a critical moment has been When South doesn't lead a diamond reached: take your time. Even If it at trick two, dearly he has the ace. And turns out that your pause helps declar­ if West trusts his partner's discourag­ er, it is better to take a timeout than to ing signal at trick one, South also has miadefend by playing impulsively. the heart king. That makes eight redAn Israeli played too quickly on this deal from the European Championship, held last July in Portugal. should jump in with the spade ace and Without a sophisticated transfer sys­ switch to dubs, leading to three down. tem, North should Just bid three no­ trump, hoping the diamond suit runs. P h illip A ld e r 's book, " G e l At the lust table, the Israeli declarer Smarter at Bridge , M Is available, won the first trick with his heart ace autographed upon requeat, fo r Aaloop at the table FRANK AMO ER N E S T b y lo b lh im O— O V O O O C ■O ■C C* o a c■" © ©•i r - © » 1 ■' - 4? \- X THOudHT IT w4l I ; dOIN« TO f t A/OUT %‘ t h » « runicAHi f : OOlHt M Ttt SOM fHOTI X V is I* -. : . . qbur <Hrthd*r Thursday, Nov. 30.1988 Vour inventive and creative faculties could be considerably brightened in the year ahead. However, if you want to foboduce aomodvng new to foe marketptaoe, consist esperts because you cant do ouoryMng yoursod. B A O fTTA M U g (N ev. 23-Oee. 21) You may find yourseN in the middle of two ■y mtogfy im m latij aauekons today. Pay •ftonoon because you can derive benefits bom both ends Aetro-Qraph predebons for the year ahead make wonderful Christmas stocking ekSIsrs tor a« signs of the sodtoc. 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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 29, 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