5 10 276 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/074f56c0f3301f8fa5440bed3fcf07b1.pdf e673b4b54ec18f457bda6972844a57be PDF Text Text 75 Cents SUNDAY October 29,1995 S a n fo rd H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnoe 1908 88th Year, No. 50 - Sanford. Florida Are you gambling at work? Bo all that you can be Coach Bodle remembered Felled by cancer, Bodle’s team plays on In his memory By VICKI OeBOMNICn Herald Senior Staff Writer a y B A B Y COATOAM Herald Staff Writer A HwaM PIMM by to m * Kami Sanford’s Margie Davidson, center, puts the finishing touches on Nancy Swanson and ■ y RBN1B K IITM Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Margie Davidson is a magician of sorts, transforming people Inio anything or anybody they want to be. Afcby........ ........... Editorial.......... f My experience in government is that w h e n t h i n g s are n o n - c o n t r o v e r s i a l and beautifully coordinated,there is not much going on. 3 - J o h n Fitzgo ro ld Konnody Today: Sunny ami cooler. High In the upper 70s. For mors weather, see Foee2A Her talents most recently were used on tin­ sel at Universal Studios. "T h is particular production company was from Costa Rica, making a commercial Tor a product called. Rlrk Ice Beer. The company □ S e t C o s t u m e s , P a g e 3A □ B ee G a m b lin g , Page 3A Courthouse study unveiled ■ ,N M R S fW M U r • Herald Stall Writer_________________________________________ SANFORD - The question is. where should the Sem inole County Judicial fa c ilitie s be located, in downtown Sanford or at Five F’olnts? . This past Thursday, the results o f a Master Space Plan were turned over to Seminole County by Architects Design Group. Inc., of Winter Park. President Keith Reeves pointed out that the plans were, as presented, a draft. In the cover letter of his presentation. Reeves wrote. "T h is Is a draft submittal which will be augmented by additional material based upon subsequent meetings with the County Commission. If deemed necessary." He continued. "The premise o f presenting the draft findings of our study Is to permit stall and individual commissioners the opportunity to have Input prior to Issuance of a more final version o f the study." Commissioner Win Adams met with Reeves this past week. Chairman Randy Morris and the other commission­ ers arc scheduled to meet with Reeves on a otic-on-onc basis during this coming week. After those meetings. It may be determined that a full commission work session may be required In order to discuss the findings collectively. The following Is based on the information conlalned in Ihe Architects Design Group draft as presently being considered. The points brought forward (below), will I k - In In consideration o f both sides o f the issue: (Note: See □Bee Courts. Page 3A Fiendish fun INDEX C fllllfB ....... in Halloween: Costume search limited only by imagination □ Baa Bodle, Page BA ■ ry « t ............. .... 7B Plarida.............. .... «A ■ualnaaa......... Classifieds...... 1* 1OB HOfOMCOM eeaaee»eaeaaa7B David H alstead at Universal Studios preparation for a beer commercial. Pre-teen woll Kevin Finnerty. 7. struck (ear In the hearts ol many, Including two-year-old Ashelyn Hays. Both Finnerty and Hays won first place in their age groups during Ihe Farmers M arket H allow een c o stu m e contest Saturday. Alex Neverton, 9, who appeared as Robin Hood, also won in his age group. Judges lor the Costume Caper were Mayor Bettye Smith, Main Street's Bill Barwick and business owner Sharon Koning. Children were also invited to t r i c k - o r - t r e a t al d o w n t o w n stor es. Bobbing lor app le s rounded out Ihe event, which centered around the Saturday market featuring plants, food, colfee and crafts HtiiU Photo b, Noqoi HwMck A p ro p o se d visw of the co u rth o u se if it rem sins d o w n to w n . Sleek, round, wedge, curvy: The evolution of car styles •ah h ,- ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - Lake Brantley high school lost a special member o f Its family last Wednesday when teacher and football coach David Lee Bodle lost a four month battle with cancer. F r id a y n ig h t , th e L a k e Brantley varsity football team honored Bodle with a 21-14 victory over Mainland. During the game, players and coaches wore T-shirts with a " 1 ” silhou­ etted against a red heart and "C o a c h B od le" printed un­ derneath. Since the players' _ T-shirts were hidden by their D«ViO BOOM shoulder pads, they also wore red wrist bands on their left arms. Lake Brantley defensive line coach Gary Smith, who retains his composure In most situations, had tears in his eyes during a moment of silence before the Patriots took on the Buccaneers. A fter F rid a y ’ s win over Mainland. Smith fought back tears again as he remembered Bodle. “ It was tough to see us lose a tough game In Coach Bodie s last game here." Smith said. "H e ’s smiling now. Even after It happened, the kids were focused. We had a plan to win this gam e for him. David Bodle w as a true professional In every way. He was a professional on the field and In the classroom. David was a great leader, and set a great example for every kid he ever coached." The tribute continued Saturday as LBHS faculty, alumni, aludanla « « « » p«*r®nla piled Ihe school uudltorluni for Uodlc s memorial service. During the ceremony. Lake Brantley principal Darvin Boothe commented that he felt Bodle was expecting a miracle that never came. Smith, along with head coach Fred Almon and current LBHS players Jason Llpscy. Justin Varltek and Brent Standage, recalled their momories o f Bodle at Saturday's memorial service. Florida State University linebacker Daryl Bush, a former high school All-American at LBHS. was also in attendance. Bush also fought back tears as he talked about Bodle. Bodle called Boothe in June to break the news that he had been diagnosed with lung and liver cancer. In July, Bodle Informed Boothe that he wanted to continue teaching and coaching at Lake Brantley even though his condition had become worse. Boothe had no objection, and Bodle resumed his normal duties o f teaching physical education and coaching the football (earn. The Patriots lost to Orange Park 24-14. and also dropped a 25-24 heartbreakcr to Lake Howell In Bodlc's final games. Four days after the loss to Lake Howell, the Patriots' hearts were broken again when Bodle died. The football players, coaches and school administrators were called to the LBHS auditorium when the news arrived, and LBHS guidance counselors were waiting to comfort them. " A t first, it was a really touchy subject and no one wanted to talk about It." said Lake Brantley quarterback Dee Brown. "W e know that he Is In heaven. The- rest of the season Is dedicated to SANFORD - You could bet It alL.and loee. From that World Scries pool you anted up a couple o f bucks for at work to the m ore sophisticated fantasy football league that netted |or lost) you a few bucks on a couple of calls made on the sly on the Job. gambling could coat you more than a few headaches In the workplace. Technically speaking, even that World Series pool Is Illegal. Th e one who organlies It Is. under Florida statutes considered a bookmaker. More often than not supervisors will turn a blind eye to gambling In the workplace. Some may even participate In the sport themselves. Though there arc legal avenues for dealing with gambling, most department heads handle the problem Internally. The biggest problems arise, officials said, when the prognosticating, the laying down of money, the distribution o f winnings and. even the playing of the game take up company time. According to Sanford City Manager Bill Sim ­ mons. the city o f Sanford's director of personnel has been serving a five day suspension for opcrullng a fantasy football league team while he was expected to hie performing his duties for the city. Simmons said Tim McCauley used city re­ sources In the operation of his team and employed his subordlnales In some operational aspects of the team. A fantasy league (there arc football, baaeball. basketball, hockey and golf versions of the gam e) By BOB SCHMBRUNO Herald Correspondent There Is u saying liuti goes. T h e more things change, the more they slay ihe same.'This is true when talking about automotive styling. Back in 19H5. when Ford Introduced the 1986 Taurus. Its rounded shape was heralded as Innovative and futuristic. In many respects. It was. However, as many seasoned car enthusiasts know, the Idea of rounded cars was really nothing new. Many cars of the forties and fifties had very rounded, curva­ ceous shapes. The truth Is lhat over ihe decades, popular automotive styling has switched back and forth from angular In rounded. Each time a particular theme conies back, however, there are styling cues that are unique to Its own generation of cars. For example. In Ihe late fifties and sixties, angu­ lar styling was popular. In this time period, the cars typically had many creases and body lines as well as tallflns. When angular styling later returned in the early eighties. It did so without the many creased txxly lines and llns. These angular cars, such us the I9H0 Datsun 200SX. 1982 Toyota Cellca. and 19H2 Sunblrd, had broad, flat panels Instead of Indicate creases and folds In their ImkIIcs See Cars, Page 5 A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �8 A - Santefd Haratd. Sanford. Florida -Sunday, O c lo b r 29. 1995 Up, up and away FLORIDA BRIEFS Aero Modelers dedicate airstrip, plan improvements Dots dsftnds OOP plan on msdicars B ob Thomson, president o f the Sanford A ero Modelers, the o r­ g a n iz a t io n res p o n s ib le fo r opening the new R/C airfield, said members worked hard for the past three years to secure the airstrip, and a 15-year lease for the 40-acre facility. over, they have leveled the land and made It suitable for R/C aircraft. But that IsJust the beginning. Thomson said plans for the R/C airpark include installation of a sprinkler system, construc­ tion of structures to provide shade for pilots, and eventually, construction of an asp h a lt runway and a track for R/C cars. With the new airfield, the club has blossomed to more than 75 members, Thomson said. For all Involved, safety !• forrmost In the pilots' minds. W h ile real aviators often practice an "eight hours bottle to throttle” alcohol baseline, the club's aviators have "zero toler­ ance" on alcohol. O n Saturday, the field did not look like much with Ua gram runway, but the organization has b ig plans for the R/C park. According to Thomson, ban­ ning alcohol keeps the sport safe, and also makes it more family oriented. " W h a t w e w ant to d o Is ultimately to make this a park fo r R/C a n d U -F ly ( w i r e controlled) airplanes, m ats and cars," Thomson said. "W e want to make It a total facility a n y­ body can u se." Thomson said that is impor­ tant because the club has Junior m em bers, and even h as a speakers bureau with speakers that meet with Junior organiza­ tions, such as the Boy Scouts. Herald Staff Writer LAKELAND — GOP President candidate Bob Dole said Saturday that Republicans want to overhaul Medicare similar to the way they reformed Social Security more than a decade ago under President Reagan. "W c put together a package In 1983 that. In efTect, saved Social Security." said Dole. Senate Majority Leader. "Seniors are still getting their checks. We told President Clinton six weeks ago ... 'Mr. President, why don't w e do the same with Medicare as we did with Social Sccurlly in 83.' He called that a gimmick." The U.S. Senator from Kansas spoke to 150 people at a Florida campaign stop at a posh resort. Sixty-three of those people were delegates to Presidency III. which Is the state's GOP straw poll next month. Dole made a three-city stop In Florida hours after the Senate passage of a new federal budget-balancing plan. SANFORD — Remote control aircraft enthusiasts dedicated and officially opened a new airstrip just for hobbyists Satur­ day afternoon. Nearly 100 people turned out for the ceremony, lunch, and an opportunity to fly their aircraft from the 400-foot runway. In a last-minute package of changes early Saturday morning. Senate GOP leaders restored $2 billion fo r Medicare and $10 billion for M edicaid to ensure support from moderate Republicans. Medicare is the medical program for the aged, while Medicaid helps the poor. Clinton has vow ed to veto the GOP budget In Its current form. The Senate, along with the House budget that passed Thursday, now go to Joint conference for reconciliation. Dote repeated that Clinton Is using scare tactics to turn public opinion against the Republicans on the Medicare issue. "(Clinton) comes down to Florida and he sits with an 85-year-old lady and he says ‘They're goin g to take away your Medicare."* the Senate Majority Leader said. "H e 's trying to frighten people." Dole said the G O P wants to Just slow the rate o f growth In Medicare, not elim inate It. "We are trying to save Medicare." he said. Republicans w on't compromise w ith Clinton on basic principles set forth In the budget, he said. "W e are going to balance the budget In seven years." Dole said. "That’s what the American people want. W c are going to reform welfare — really reform welfare — and w e are going to preserve Medicare, w e are going to have tax cuts." T h e A ero Modelers began us­ ing the 40-acre parcel for flying earlier this year. Since taking Sen. Phil Gramm, also In Florida Saturday, has accused Dole of opposing Medicare In 1965. Dole's cam paign has demanded an apology from Gram m for the Texas senator's claim that Dole differed with Ronald Reagan on the issue In 1965 when. In fact, they shared the same position. " I have the sam e position as Ronald Reagan had." Dote said, citing the form er president's support for Eldercare, the means-based health care program for the elderly. “ That's how Medicare has gotten in trouble. The cost has far outpaced the money coming In ." Dole also planned stops In Punta Gorda and Fori Lauderdale on Saturday. The d u b has been In existence since 1977, Anyone Interested in Joining la encouraged to call Thomson at 323-3841. ^ o u i^ V- - lo - -J t F M M F ro m A f f o c la t o d P ra ia reports Am ro Modslira Prssldsnt Bob Thornton and aircraft. Plana ware unvsMsd for Improvtmanta to tho park. T h e w a y w e w ere: E la b o ra te In years gone by. May Day was celebrated With elaborate pro­ grams In each o f the Sanford Schools. 1 especially remember the o n e s a t b o th S a n fo rd Grammar and Sanford Junior High when I was a student. And there was always a May Day Ball at Seminole High School. Each of these festivities featured a king and queen and their court. In lower grades, each classroom would select Us representatives from which the king and queen were chosen. In high school, freshman, sophomores. Juniors and s e n io rs e le c t e d rep re­ sentatives and I believe the entire student body voted for the king and queen from the senior class. At Junior high, the court was presented In the auditorium during (he day and that evening there would be a dance where th ey w ere p r e s e n te d more formally. I have already written about the one that occured in 1950. LOTTIRV M IA M I H ere are the w in n in g n u m b ers selected Friday In the F lo rid a Lottery: May Day at Sanford Grammar School At S a n fo rd Grammar, the festivities w ere held outside during the school day. The street in front o f the school (Seventh Street) was closed off and the ro y a lty p rocessed from the school to their thrones Just north of the street. Fifth grade girls would perform a Maypole Dance In th e street • I remember wearing a pink crcpc paper dress for this as a fifth grader. I also was part o f a Maypole Dance for the Sem inole High festivities as a freshman In 1951. This picture is in the 1996 Sanford Historical Society calendar. Th ere would be other enter­ tainment at Sanford Grammar School which Included athletic contests in the park across the street. W hile researching the Sanford Heralds for the wartime articles. I cam e across an Hem on the 1945 May Day festivities at 12-23-20-9-25 Cash 3 0-8-8 Play 4 8-3-48 Sunday, October 29. 1995 Vol 88. No 50 Published Tuesday through Friday end Sunday by The Sanford Haraid, In*. 300 H. French A«e . Sanford. FI*. 12771 Second Cleat Pottage Paid at Sanford, Florid* and additional mailing office* Potlmatltr Send addtett changct to THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0 Boa IM F. Saniotd. FL 32 772-1447 S u b s c rip tio n R a la t (D a ily t S u n d a y ) H o rn * D e liv e ry Wail 3 M o n th ! its SO $24 00 9 M o n ’t i* $ 3 9 00 $ 4 *0 0 1 Y « *r $ 9 *0 0 17S00 Florid* Retidenit mutt pay 7% talaa la* In addition to rale* above Phone (407) 312 2*11 STINE- Sanford Grammar which I will share with you today. The sixth graders defeated the fifth graders in both of the boys' team events. In volleyball they w on two games out o f three, while In diamond ball the score w as seven to two. Edison Myers c a p t a i n e d th e v i c t o r i o u s diamond ball team. In the other conlests. each grade had a winner among the boys' events. I will list the sixth grade winner first in each. 50 yard dash- LrHoy Hosier and Francis Stenstrom: High JumpStan ley Oglesby and Jim m y The girls had only one winner in each event, probaly because there were not as m any partici­ pants. Volley ball throw- Bobbie Jean Swain: Sack race- Alberta Brewer: Potato race- Barbara Wathen- Diamond ball throw • Doris Donaldson. Th e King and Queen o f May were Clarence Clause and Penny Wallace. The court w as made up of Jeanette W olfer. Vernon S la ce y. Mary J a n e D obson, G lenn Robinson. M ary Ann Kreinbring and David Bayley. Crown bearers were Irma Jena Corley and Nolly Dunn. Other Interesting parts o f the program were the folk dances by the sixth grade girls under the d ir e c t io n o f M is s L u c i l l e Cam pbell w h o g a v e an In­ formative sketch on each dance. Mass exercises were performed by the boys under the direction o f Mrs. Jack Hom er and Mrs. Jack Flynt. And. o f course, there was the traditional May pole dance by the fifth grade girts, directed by Mrs. Edson Gott and Mrs. M. Matson. May Day at SouthsMa in 1942 The following Item was given to me several years ago by one of my own classmates. I did not a t t e n d k i n d e r g a r t e n at Soulhslde. but the majority of those In the May Day program were those I attended school with for the follow ing 12 years. The Southslde kindergarten class of 1941-42 had Us closing cxcfrises with a May Day pro­ gram entitled "A ll In a Garden Fair". It was directed by their te a c h e r. M rs . E liz a b e t h Turnbull. Each o f the children portrayed a flower and were guests at a garden party. Taking part In the program w ere Bluebells- Patricia Tookc. Patsy Collins, Charles Dunn a n d D ic k ie M oss; Carnation- LaRue McNeil; Sweet W illiam - R o d m a n Brum ley; Hollyhock- Joel Moss; Jack In Ihe Pulpit- Jim m ie Fox: PoppyJeanette Wathen; SnapdragonHamilton Bisbec; Pansy- Ellen Lyon; T ig e r Lily- Edward Mc­ Call; D andelion- B illy Park: Forget m e Not- Joyce Jones; N a stu rtiu m * G tbson Bates; Daisy- S andra Dunn; TulipGordon T o ll; Larkspur- Jimmy K rld er; a n d V io le t- Peggy Wright. After the party, members of the class were served refresh­ ments In the school lunch room. I have a truly delightful ac­ count o f a 1923 May Day Festival at Southslde given to me by participant. Paul Blggers. 1will save this to share with you next spring. T H E W E A TH E R Today: Mostly sunny: Breezy and cooler. Highs In Hie mill to upper 70s. Wind north SO to 20 mph. Sunday night: Fair. Low in Hie upper 50s. Light north wind. Monday: Mostly sunny. Highs in Ihe luwer 80s. Tuesday. Partly cloudy and breezy wilh a chance of showers east. Lows from Ihe upper 50s north to the mid 60s south and east. Illghs In Ihe low lo m id 80s. Wednesday. Parity cloudy with a chance of showers east. Lows from the mid 60s west to low 70s east. Illghs In the low to mid 80s. Thursday. Mostly sunny. Illghs in Ihe mid ami upper 80s. FLORIDA TIMF9 Cihr Daytona Baacn FI Laud Fort M ytri Oalnatvilla Homestead Jacktonville Kay Watt Lakeland Miami Orlando PrnuLQia Sarasota TallabaiiM Tampa Vnro B«a<h W Palm Brat h IN La M 41 1/ 7] *0 70 44 44 $4 77 17 4* M 71 *0 43 17 73 M 4t II 71 U n M 44 1$ 73 M 4« »r 74 NATIONAL TRUSS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Fantasy 5 QUACK M. McDaniels: Pole vault- Curtis Johnson and John Rivers: Run­ ning broad Jump- Martin Taylor and Leslie Holcombe; Standing broad Jump- Raymond Harper and William Ratliff. Th e relay race was w on by the sixth grade boys team consisting of Curtis Johnson, Duane Har­ rell, Charles Willis, and Billy Tison. Pel oo 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 u 00 00 Ir Ir 13 ~ w SUNDAY Bunny 78-BS -------- 1 MONDAY Suaay 82-60 TUESDAY Ftlycidy 83-60 WEDNESDAY Ftlycidy $4 63 F VJ'Ai THUBBDAY Ftlycidy 85-68 STATISTICS 9 FIRST FULL O ct. 30 Nov. 7 3 LAST Nov. 15 O NEW Nov. 22 ■EACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 1 to 2 feel and choppy. Current Is running io the south with a water temperature of 78 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W aves are 1 to 2 feet and choppy. Current is running lo the south willi a water temperature of 78 degrees. SUNDAY:SOLUNA* TABLE: Suadayimln.9.45 a.m.. 10:20 p.m.: maj. 3:35 a.m., 4:05 p.m.; __________ ___________ ch: highs. —* a.m., 12:01 p.m.: laws. 5:23 a.m.. 6:21 p.m.; N o w S m yrna Bsacht highs. — a.m.. 12:06 p.m.: lows. 5:28 a.m.. 6:26 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. — a.m.. 12:21 p.m.; lows. 5:43 a.m.. 6:41 p.m. BOATINS B t. A a g a s t l a e Canaveral to Co p e Sunday: Wind north 20 knots. Seas 5 to 7 ft except higher in the gulf stream. Bay and inland waters choppy. Sunday night: Wind north lo northeast 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 lo 6 ft except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy. ClBoaaet....................5:44 p.m. ['B a a r ls e ..................6:35 u.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVII rating for Orlando is 8. Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. 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He w as wanted for falling to appear lor ball, on a conviction o f violation o f an Injunction against dom estic violence. •Anthony Wayne Hawkins, 22,009 Pecan Avenue. Sanford, was located by deputies at his residence Wednesday. He was charged with falling to appear for bail on violation of probation for a conviction o f possession of less than 30 gram s of cannabis. •Jennifer L. Donaldson. 30. 2031 Jack Court. Sanford, was located by deputies at 11th Street and U.S. H ighw ay 17*93 Wednesday. She w a s wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction of theft. •Alfred Leon Harkneaa, 38. 909 W. 10th Street, reportedly turned himself In at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Wednesday. He w as wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction of battery. Traffic stop Rufus Bradley. 43. o f 3180 Airport Blvd.. w as stopped on U.S. Highway 17-93 by Casselbeny police Wednesday. He was charged with d rivin g w ith a suspended/revoked license, attached tag not assigned, petit theft, no proof o f Insurance, and a citation for windshield none/defeettve. Tha Seminole County Sheriff’s Office harvested the first crop of of hydroponic lettuce from the |allhouse garden recently. Sheriff Don Esllnger’e project, to raise food for Inmates' consumption, Is the first of its kind in the nation. Betty Kelley, manager for special projects at the jail, surveys the bibb lettuce before it it picked. Gambling Costumes Ceatlaaed tnm Page 1A had heard about m y store and my reputation and gave me a call. Needless to say I was very excited, and a bit nervous at the very though o f working on a m o vie set." Davidson said. After 14 years In the costume and clothing business In Sanford. Davidson has realised many different avenues that can be traveled In order to succeed when you own your own business. T h e m onth o f October Is her busiest month, providing costumes for Halloween. "My employees as well as myself work our backside's off. T h ere are times that 1 swear every person In Sanford has rented s costume or needed some sort o f accessory for Hallow* een.” Davidson said she doesn't mind. She loves her work. "Given the chance. I wouldn’t change a thing." she said. A Second Im age Costume Shoppe, now in downtown Sanford, w as established In 1981 on a shoe-string budget, with Davidson always believing In the strength o f God and that she would be a success. Her first store was In a small strip m all on Sanford Avenue. She started out strictly as a clothing consignment shop, carrying a complete selection o f family doming, what Davidson couldn't build with her own two hands, she would find somehow the money to get the necessary Items to keep the store going. "It was really tough In the beginning. I remember one tim e when I had to sell m y canoe for the extra money to buy something that l Just hadn't thought about needing." D a v id s o n s a id . A s th s i y e a r p a ssed . D a v i d s o n saw her business really start to flourish. In 1982, Davidson moved her business to a new locatkft. Th is was an exciting time for her as it was a much larger store at a more visible location. She was now operating In the Pine Crest shopping mall on 27th Street and 17-92. It waa at this location that she crossed Into another venture. "Since 1 dealt mainly In second hand clothing, my store seemed to be the place that people would look Into first hoping to ftnd something for that special party, such as a Halloween party." Having had such a large assortment or items, few people left without being able to put something together. "O n e year I had a customer that wanted to enter a contest as the headless horseman. I went ahead and did my best for her and lo and behold she won the first place prize." From there the costume end o f the business Just kept growing. Word spread, and business grew. Davidson now knew that she had tapped Into a hidden resource. After eight years at her Pine Crest location. Davidson once again felt som e growing pains. She decided to move her business to Its current location at 102 East First Street. In Sanford. Although she waa still dealing with consignment clothing, the costume end of the business really blossomed. In fact, she finally quit the clothing end o f the business com­ pletely. Davidson rented the apace light next to her existing store and expanded by twice the alze. "N ow . I'd become a complete costume shoppe.” Davidson said. Davidson has every costum e imaginable. Her selections range from Scarlett O Kara to Little Bo Peep, as w ell as an array from monsters to monks. "Th ere Is no person too small or too big that I can’t get Into a costum e." And if It's not on her racks, that hold over 5000 costumes. Davidson, herself will m ake it for you.. Her stint st UnVersa! turned out to be* an c x tre m ly long untr"fcxlm ustlng “Bay for Davidson. But, the experience was more then she'd every dreamed It could be, “ I worked w ith the hair and costumes for the actors in this commercial. They portrayed cavemen and women as well as Eskim os." But that was Just a warm up for Davidson. Tuesday Is Halloween, night o f nights for people In costumes. ia FreneWfneerte The Florida Har stressed that -------------- — ----------------- the court orders are not final SANFORD — Sanford Attorney until tim e ex p ires to file a Douglas Roes Lauber. 212 N. rehearing motion and, If filed, Park Avenue, has been repri­ determined. The filing o f such a m a n d e d fo r p r o f e s s i o n a l motion does not alter the ef­ m iscon du ct b y the F lo rid a fective date o f the discipline. Supreme Court. Among attorneys across the In a disciplinary report Issued state w h o w e re suspended, this past week by the Florida charges were m ostly for conti­ Bar. a total of 16 attorneys were nuing their practices In the state suspended, and five others were after having been Issued an reprimanded. Three were dis­ order to cease for specified barred and five resigned. lengths o f time. One was sus­ pended after pleading guilty to A c c o rd in g to th e F lo rid a Supreme Court order dated Oct. c h a r g e s o f " I n t e n t i o n a l l y 12. Lauber reportedly violated threatening to do violence, poin­ Bar rules by not fully repre­ ting a knife at another, and restraining the victim against senting his client In an alimony case. The report said he failed lo his will." For attorneys who were dis­ take action on the case until eight months after he w as re­ barred. most o f the charges were tained. for falling to fully represent their clients. "T h erefore," the document says, "he didn't keep his client As an oftlclal agency of the reasonably Informed about the Supreme Court o f Florida. The case." Florida Bar and Its Department o f L a w y e r R e g u la t io n are charged with the administration of a statewide disciplinary sys­ from a dollar or two to the entire tem to enforce Supreme Court ruls o f professional conduct. amount of the paycheck. Is comprised o f "m an ag­ e r s " w ho pay a fee (usually 850 o r more per season to partici­ pate. Managers draft a team from the ranks of professional athletes. The superintendent o f schools. Dr. Paul Hagerty. requested an Investigation Into the matter more than a year ago. A team's winning or losing Is determ ined by actual perfor­ m ance o f players on the field. Though the case rem ains open, Whitmire said, there have been no arrests, nor have any charges been filed. W hile Simmons said gam llng is "n ot high on (his) list or priorities” when It comes to disciplining his employees, he d o es not want to be taken advantage o f by employees look­ ing to supplement their Income through sporting wagers made In the office. " T o the best o f m y knowledge this Is not something that Is happening here at this tim e." J im S h u p e . p r i n c i p a l o f Lakevlcw said. " I don’t think this Is a problem." "W h at they (city employees) do on their time." he said. " I have a problem with doing It on m y time.” In a society which does little to discourage wagering on sporting events, officials are not surprised that em ployees are pla cin g friendly wagers on the (ob. Though betting is technically Illegal, very few employees are ever prosecuted by legal means. Suspension from work for a brief period may be the harshest punishment doled out for such an offense. * ’ ln m y tim e as a n I n ­ v e s t i g a t o r . ” C m d r. D e n n is •Whitmire o f the Sanford Police- M i m Hagerty could not be reached for comment. " I think I have encountered Ibettlng pools) every place I've been associated with." Simmons said. r Have You Hugged A Mechanic Today? W S i U c p a n m c m , wud. "1 h a v e o c c n only once case where we were called In to Investigate an Inci­ dent o f gambling." Our mechanics are professionals... they can do it all. They’re smart with computers as wed as wrenches and they sincerely like their work. Ours Evert Smite! Visit our service department... they need love too! That case Involved an alleged Incident at Lakevlcw Middle School In Sanford where em ­ ployees were playing "paycheck p oker” with wagers ranging Courts-------- historic usage o f the site lat Five site as compared to Five Points. property currently occupied by Points) for Vehicle Fleet Mainte­ • T h e conclusion of this con­ Public Works. Fleet Maintenance conclusions and recommendations! nance and Fueling may have su ltan t Is that the County and Vehicle Fueling, oilers a resulted In s o m e site con­ Commission should give consid­ greater challenge because o f the In favor of moving tamination. eration to the continued utiliza­ distance from U.S. H ighw ay • The (d o w n to w n location) tion o f the downtown Sanford 17-92. The building. In response to Fiv« Points option considers the continued site. to that Issue, has been located •There Is sufficient land on reuse o f th e courthouse In a c ro s s from the open, u n ­ which to construct new Judicial • T h e existing parcels of land downtown Sanford and con­ developed area fronting on U.S. Facility. Approxim ately 18.28 struction o f a new facility on In d o w n t o w n S a n fo rd a rc Highway 17-92. This tends to acres are available with land land contributed by the city. It estimated to consist of 9.2 acres offer a visual access to the area anticipated to be needed at also discounts the cost o f a new or approximately one half o f the facllllty and potentially provide 13.46 acres. parking garage by the antici­ land allocated for usage at Five for a more formal (and appropri­ OThc Five Points site, with pated contribution to the city. Points. As an urban site, It ate) location separated by other well-considered design elements envisions that a more vertical Coat o f th e developm en t is county luncllans that are at Five o f vehicle access, landscaping, estimated at 864.302.811. (Note, s o lu t io n (b u ild in g h e ig h t, Points. signage and overall character this Is an estimated 8268.000 multi-deck parking garage, etc.) can be made to appropriately Th e Downtown Master Plan, less than the cost o f the Five would be the appropriate solu­ reflect the needs o f the Judicial tion. Utilizing that concept, the as a result of Its urban location, Points estimate). System. •T h e historical loatlon of the downtown site will provide suf­ provides for a more form al OThc cost o f building at Five Master Plan concept. The build­ Judicll s y s te m has been In ficient area for utilization. Points considers relocation of the ings urc larger In vertical mass downtown Sanford for over 100 Judicial and associated func­ and Include twin, multt-lcvcl years. As a result o f this, numer­ tions, on property currently oc­ parking garages for the proposed ous businesses associated In one cupied by Public Works, Fleet 1.000 vehicle parking capacity. manner or another with the Conclusion Maintenance and the Fueling Th e downtown site has more Judicial process, have elected to In Its final slalmcnt, the doc­ constraints as It becomes criti­ Facility. Development costs In­ locate In proxim ity to the court­ ument gives an overview with cally Important to provide con­ cluding (hose associated with house. These businesses would the following statement. Each nectors to the existing court­ the adaptive reuse o f the existing be adversely financially alTectcd courthouse and renovation o f the observance Is stated In consid­ house for purposes o f circulation by the relocation o f the Judicial County Services B uilding Is eration o f an artist’s conception and security. functions to the Five Points site. o.‘ the two possible structures, $64,571,297. • T h e Five Points site Is not b o t h In F i v e P o in ts a n d •T h e majority o f the site A s noted, these are Just two currently served by adequate appears lo be relatively level d o w n t o w n S a n fo r d . T h e concepts o f many that are avail­ utilities (water, sewer) or by a drawings however, arc merely with a gradual slope from west able for consideration. Actual roadway system with sufficient used as examples, and would not to east. In that respect. It Is capacity to accommodate the specifically be used as any build­ Master Planning services would suitable for development without e v a lu a t e a v a r ie t y o f o p ­ anticipated Increase in traffic. ing plans. Th e document says: the need for significant on-site portunities and constraints, and • T h e city o f Sanford. In order contour changes. to retain the Judicial system In Both sites lend themselves would be accomplished with the • When the sm a ll Pu blic lls downtown environment has w ell to varyin g concepts o f facility users and other county Works site Is excluded (from tendered a preliminary offer or M a ster P la n n in g. The F ive sta ff, including en gin eering, 18.28 acres), the net available contribution, with an approx­ Points site, by utilizing the parks, etc. site would contain 14.45 acres imate value o f 85 million, sub­ which is approxim ately 1.10 ject to City Commission approv­ acres more than baste need. al. Given the criteria for land area needed. It appears that the Five Points site would provide suffi­ cient area for potential utiliza­ Recommendations The report from Architects tion. •T h e City o f Sanford (to keep Design Group, Inc.. Includes the The Prudential Insurance Company in conjunction wilh RSVP It downtown) would have to following recommendations: will sponsor two workshops on their Managed Health Care Plans •Suitability: Many Important contribute three parcels o f land on Monday, October 30 and Thursday, November 16. Hath ses­ including the C ity Hall parking aspects o f the Judicial function sions will run from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and since space is lim­ area, the Municipal ground level deal with the Issue of dignity and ited we ask that you make reservations by calling RSVP office. parking area to the east o f the respect w hich are Issues of Since it appears our Congressional leaders are pushing us toward existing courthouse and fronting public perception and that are managed health care, you need to have all the information possi­ Lake Monroe, and land currently Initially based upon the sur­ ble to make an intelligent decision on your future health care used us an alley to the south of roundings and character of a needs. Call today for your reservations. RSVP 3234440. courthouse. In that respect, wc the courthouse. must suggest that the downtown In favor of downtown location, as reflected by our Lori Wrazin cvluatlon matrix, potentially of­ Medicare Saits Representative Sanford fers a more appropriate location. • (W ith no en viro n m en ta l The matrix Indicates a signifi­ analysis). II Is assumed that the cant advantage o f the Downtown K a is e r Coatlaasd from Pago 1A RSVP & PRUDENTIAL TO SPONSOR SEMINAR 407 667*4604 PONTIAC-IUICK-OMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd. Deland WlANO *04.7)4(112 . DAYTONA M4ZI74M0 • ORLANDO 407-CZS0S4V nOCAKDAI IHI COUNTS Of IIWY. I7-9J A IfWY. I5A* Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal . Concern for Your Repair Needs. mt Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions RepairingendRebuildingAutomaticTransmissions 209W.25lhSt, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 30Years... SameLocation mv Check^H w m S u n d ay Nov. 5 th | P ap er For ^I 1 4 4 # N C O U P O N . ■ S A V IN G S !! �^ ~ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday. October 29, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions (U IP t d M N ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0003 Lacy K- Lev • Editor Odessa H. Pugh • Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.......................... 810.50 6 Months.......................... 830.00 1 Year'...............................878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales taa In addition to rates above. E D IT O R IA L A veritable public library There Is a veritable self-help library In Sanford. Written Information on Just about anything a person could ask for Is available free of charge. Yet few take advantage of the offerings. For young children, there are comic books on such matters as gun safety and fire safety. For adults, there are pamphlets on drug abuse, community, block and neighborhood watch groups, latchkey children, parents gun safety, preventing auto theft, an d how older Floridians can help prevent crimes. In health matters, there are pamphlets on various subjects such as com m unicable diseases Including AIDS, and venerea) dis­ eases. There are also booklets o n rape, and sexual assault. For the party people, there are even suggestions on party tips using non-alchollc beverages, and the need for designated drivers when alcohol does come Into use. T hat's quite a library. It's a n excellent source o f information for one an d all. Very few people can say they don’t need any of these pamphlets. Yet they remain on display, offered free to the public eveiy day. but seldom taken. Why? Because these pamphlets are In a display case located In the lobby of the' Sanford police station. W e suspect many law-abiding respectable people have an unnecessary fear o f going to a police station. They may realize that they would be safe stopping In at the station, but perhaps there Is something In the back of the mind which makes them hesitate. After all. police are associated with criminals, and criminals are associated with Jail. Naturally, people who may b e on a wanted poster will definitely not want to visit the police station to pick up pamphlets, but they probably wouldn't want any In the first place. For the average citizen however, we suggest paying a visit to the Sanford police station at 815 S. French Avenue and look through the display case. You are bound to find some­ thing of Interest as well as something which may be of vital importance to your life and those of your family, friends and neighbors. Yes, police are after the law-breakers. But they are also doing what they can to help honest citizens as well. LETTER P rayer in sch ool N ow that we have shootings In our schools, perhaps it's time to reintroduce prayer In the classroom. P.S. Th e NCAA had to rethink "cn d zon e celebra­ tion " after the people spoke. Hugh Maloy Oviedo Berry's World Rising to the top in corporate America The United States Labor Department Glass Celling Report confirmed what other Indicators suggested might b e true, women and minorities are not significant players In corparate America. Persons w h o subscribe to the notion that there is no need for affirmative action programs should examine the facts. Heidi Hartmann (Institute for Women Policy Studies) stated that the Glass Celling Report affirms the need for "goals and time tables In terms of what happens in the work place". The only group that has made any inroads Into corporate America's highest decision making structures arc women. The decade (1962-1992) witnessed the percentage of female executive vice presidents more than on the double from 4percent to 9 percent gender distribution. In 1992 white males comprised 43 percent of the total labor force at Fortune 1,000 Industrial and Fortune 500 service companies and oc­ cupied 97 percent of the senior level decision making managerial positions. At that level there were 0.6 percent African-Americans. 0.4 percent Latino's a n d 0.3 percent Aslans. The natural payoff Is that Income levels for minorities is depressed. Contrary to some misconceptions that African-Americans have reached parity In the world of work, the study also revealed, that even with equivalent creden­ tials Afrtcan-Amertans earn less. Males with professional degrees earn 79 cents and females OF OVEF.IN90L6CHT fw te m s 7J/a * k y o u O 1906 by NEA. me cam 60 cents for every dollar received by white males. This continuing attack on affirmative action programs through the mechanism o f reverse discrimination suits created a need to analyze the problem, Rutgers Law Professor. Alfred W- Blumrosen reviewed more than 3.000 reverse discrimina­ tion. opinions rendered by Federal District and Appeals Courts over a four year time span (1990-1994). He determined that there were fewer than 100 reverse discrimination cases and actually In only six of the esses reviewed w as reverse discrimination legally established. Blumrosen concluded that many of the reverse dlcrimlnation suits were filed symptomatic of the prevailing feelings of white male applicants "w h o rather than examine their qualifications ob­ WRITER’S BLOCK Being proud of your heritage I was always taught to not see people as black and white. I've. In turn, taught my daughter to do the same. Lately. It has occurred to me that by saying I do not see people In terms of their skin color. I am denying a person's heritage. In dskss » r*^Si — qg guilty as those who hurl racial perioratiVes. I am S i c i l i a n . N o t Ita liu n , you...Sicilian. And Argentinian. WRITER'S BLOCK That’s the way it is, Tiffany Ann I'm sure there must have been a smug smile o f profound approval when I hung the latest addition In our family art gallery this week. Bom t o a granddaughter (from the Chicago area) w h o is serving In the A rm y stationed at Fort Rucker. Ala.. Tiffany Ann Is a little beauty If ever 1saw one. W h ile admiring the photo o f the Ultle doll who w a s bom on our wedding anniversary. I continued to muse about Tiffany A nn's future, m aking her social debut and how she w ill be a ravishing Southern belle someday. On second thought. "Oh. my Lord. I hope not." a s I reflected back about all the prejudice and discord I have encountered during my lifetim e because I am a Southerner. My fam ily's chief prejudice was against "yan k ees" and Republicans and particularly. Southern Republicans "w ho should be exiled,” as I heard so often. Little mischievous kids were affectionately admonished. "W h y . you little akally-wag." It was not until m any years later 1 learned In history class that this scurrilous label o f scalawag was applied to white Southerners who turned Republican during the Reconstruction following the Civil War. I recall taking a flying cadet stationed at M a x w e ll F ie ld (now M a x w e ll A F B ) In M ontgom ery to my proper grandm other's hom e once and I thought she would have a hlssy (it because he was from north o f the Maaon-Dlxon Line. The only tim e I ever heard her use any off-color language was when she called the future pilot a "D -yankee" (but she still didn't use the D-word) and shamed me to kingdom com e and back for disrespectfully denying m y Southern heritage. I rem em ber drawling with my hands held up to protect m y face In case m y petite, hostile grandm other retaliated with a blow. "M y G awd. I'm not going to marry him! It's not like he w a s a Republican.” victim 'CM Ft - LURLENE SWEETING jectively projected their disappointment to causes beyond their control. I.e. women or minority preferential treatment. There is a positive correlation between educa­ tion and employment. However, there is also a negative correlation between education, em­ ployment and lucrative salaries when race and gender are factored Into the picture. The facts cannot be disputed. W hy affirmative action programs are under attact does not compute logically with the reality of the Job market. We ail concur that Income Is a necessity In providing for basic needs and that one’s standard of living generally rises with Increased Income. The principle sources of Income ore from small business and corporations. The continuing mergers have made the corporation so powerful that their Influence in every aspect of this Interdependent society can be felt. If the corporation have elected to exclude minorities and women from the pinnacle of decision making In their companies than other anawers must be sought. It would appear that the proverbial handwrit­ ing Is on the wall and Instead of continually standing at a door that will not open, minorities and women need to create their own businesses. The first step In the process is to use all thetr God given talents to acquire all the knowledge and skills possible and once this Is accomplished determine how to best use these skills in the . marketplace. I have fought the Civil War all m y life Just as If 1 wielded the pen that signed the formal declaration o f war back In 1861. It w as all my fault. The same applies to the slaves brought from Africa in 1619. Why. through the years, adversaries have been so brutal that I swear they have thought that my delicate frame row ed the Africans across the shining sea. I attended school with several races and so help me did not know the meaning o f the word "ra cis t." In fact, a dictionary I have In my possession from those early years docs not even list the word "racist." My best girlfriend was a Jew and 1 dated a lot o f Jewish boys during m y teen years. Their country club served such delicious foods and thetr mothers w ere such wonderfully different cooks. DORIS DIETRICH Being Southern has caused me lots of woes, but It has brought many a chuckle during the years. 1 have been through discrimination, prejudice, sexual harassment and the whole 99 yards. And I have been called white trash and Southern scum. Many years ago. I was am ong a group asked to leave a restaurant In Chinatown In San Francisco because the all-white contingent "doesn't belong here." On the other hand, m y neighbors In L os Angeles ostracized or downright snubbed me for becoming friendly with a Mexican woman. I was refused a Job as a receptionist In the "N aw th" because o f my Southern drawl. In another situation, a smart Alec northerner Informed me he knew the Democrats’ "sym bol Is the Jackass for males but what kind of ass is the female sym bol?" Grmt. One o f the most vivid trials o f m y younger years was auditioning for a gig tn LA. I m ight have made It blgtlme (and then again, I m ight not have) except I tearfully refused to submit to the so-called casting couch. The director cockliy Informed me that I would never make It In snow biz. "G o back home to yo’ m am m y in A labam y." he mocked. Tiffany Ann. what I'm trying to say Is there has always been prejudice and there always will be. Nations have been enslaved and entombed since the Sumarians started It all In the fifth mlllineum BC In the quest of cheap labor. There will always be war. crime, disease and poverty and some people w ill never get along. A s I tell m y colleagues, lions and tigers arc both great big. gorgeous cats, but they have always been brutal enemies. Yes, It's a Jungle out there. But you can do and be anything for which you arc w illing to work. Just rem em ber to follow the rules and don't do anything that you don't feel good about. Even to this day. I am teaslngly taunted by Insensitive clods about the war. m y accent or some such nonsense. Do you know what really makes m e feel good? It's to sec the ridiculing grins on their faces fade to total bewilderment when I quip. "H ey. I was grown, married and with child before I learned that Damnyankcc was two words. m in d And very proud o f m y heritage. People of color arc also proud o f their heritage. To deny their skin color Is. In effect, to deny their heritage. A person is not simply a skin color, but the pigmentation or one's skin la a part o f who that person is. Because o f m y heritage. I have dark eyes, dark hair and olive skin. Those charac­ teristics arc a part o f who I am. My family has tradtlonally been olive farmers with an odd bookseller, evangelist and grocer thrown In for good measure. In this country w e 'v e branched out, pro­ fessionally speaking. My grandfather was a barber, my grandmother a seamstress: m y mother a professional Ice skater who settled Into dull governm ent work In order to support a young daughter. Not an exciting history, but one I am proud of. I would not want someone to tell m e that they did not sec me for my "Slclllan-ncss". Blacks, too. arc proud o f their heritage. Proud of the African kings and queens who ruled with strength and honor. Proud o f those who rose from slavery In this country to educate themselves and succeed In business, agriculture and politics. Many deride people of color for wearing Ihclr hair in traditional styles and for donning traditional garb. I wear a charm of a mate, an ancient Argentine drink container. I try to speak to m y daughter, at least occasionally, with the few Slcllllan words 1 know so that she leams that tradition. How are those things different? Certainly, we are all one people. W e arc all created In G od's Image. But we arc all different, individually and culturally. T o blur those differences would weaken us all. But we should celebrate our differences and revel In the similarities. Those o f African descent should be proud o f their blackness, as I am proud of my heritage. Perhaps I have been wrong to tell m y daughter not to look at people as black and white. We are black and white and yellow and thousands o f variations In between. W e should see the colors. We should also see the history and the beauty In all of them. He p ro u d o f y o u r b la ck n ess, y o u r S lc llla n - n c s s . y o u r Irls h -n e s s . y o u r German-ness... LETTER S T O EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and u daytime leteplume number. Letters should be on u single subject and bi­ as brief as possible. The tellers are subject to editing. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, October 29, 199b - M Marla Rivera, saleswom an for Ken Rummel Chevrolet, displays the 1986 Impels 83, which costs about 625,000. Dave Scott proves the Chevy didn’t always look like the one Rivera sells. H is 1960 Chevy Blsceyne two-door is fully restored. Right: Scott notes the different between the fins on hie *60 Blsceyne and the fin less brand new Cesttaeed frewi Rage 1A depends on who you talk to. but many people agree that It has to do with what you remember from your past. Don Wade, a member of the Fat Fender Friends club of Central Florida, owns a 1957 Hideaway Hard Top Ford. He said that what you drove as a teenager can influence what kind of car you want to own and restore later In life. As Its name Implies. Fat Fender Friends Is a club for enthusi­ asts of the broad, rounded cars and trucks that were made in the forties and fifties. They meet every Saturday evening at the Steak 'N* Shake In Altamonte Springs on 436, |ust east of 1-4. After the stylistic angles of the fifties and sixties came the stylistic curves of the seventies. The curves of the cars of the seventies were typically more Intricate than today’s curves. Seventies cars usually had bodies that curved out for the doors and curved In for the windows. Also, there were frequently curves and bulges by the fenders and headlights. When the Taurus ushered In the newest wave of rounded cars. It did so without all of the these Intricate curves and bulges. The newer cars had much smoother contours, with windows flush with the rest of the body and doors that smoothly flowed to the surrounding panels. Because these broad, smooth curves didn't usual­ ly include much trftcate detailed sculpting, many people felt that these cars tended to look alike. Partially as a result of this, the newest rounded cars Included some sculpting In their styling. For example, instead of a broad sweep from front to back, many new cars have a large, smooth Inden­ tation In the middle of the sides, giving the car a sort of Coke-bottle shape. So. what Is It that Influences people's prefer­ ences In car styling? Why Is one man's sleek aero car another man's look-alike Jellybean? Why Is one woman's muscular sixties sports car another woman's over-styled tank? The answer typically Sharing a similar point of view is Tim Sylvia of Altamonte Springs. He owns a 1971 Chevy Chevelle SS. a limited edition 365 horsepower muscle car. As with most sixties and early seven­ ties muscle cars, this car has sculpted angular styling. He said one of the reasons he loves hts car is because Its like the first car he ever owned. Other people have a fondness for older cars because they feel the newer cars look too much alike. Steve Ettlnger. owner of Main Street Auto Sales In Casselbeirry. feels this way. He likes the style of the sixties and early seventies muscle cars because ‘ they are very unique; you can tell a Ford specialty cart. Mtmbsrs will display thalr cart at tha d o w n to w n 8anford craft and antiques extravaganza next weekend. Booker Jones, also a member of Fat Fender Friends, owns a 1956 Ford Panel Truck. He said that these antique panel trucks are popular now due to the popularity of trucks In general today. He said that back In the fifties, when these panel trucks were new. you’d never see someone drive one Just for recreation. They were only used for business. ft ftrixxon Selection ft A d ‘DifferentfcimilicH suffering a loss hare different needs. ‘That is why Brinson J\tnera{fIome has always been afu ll service facility, offering a variety of servicesfrom Traditional to Ship out and Cremation. '4 S r 4 * 4 4 * . Sanford 0? U K & u it ‘Z fo m e 005 Xyurcljlve. 322-2131 3 & down, w h ic h U w hat he always wanted us to do.'* It was on the football field that Bodle showed the world his will to live, about which the stu­ dents. faculty and parents at LBHS already knew. Through the first five games of the Patriots football season. Bodle continued to walk the Lake Brantley sidelines, where he actively coached the defense despite losing hair and being p h y s ic a lly w eakened from chemotherapy. He was also still in the classroom teaching everyday. During Lake Brantley's game M DEATHS r against Orange Park. Bodle needed a motorized cart to move up and down the sidelines. He made the two hour drive to Jacksonville for the gam e de­ spite being noticeably weaker from the chemotherapy. Two nc weeks ago. Bodle followed the Patriots to Lake Howell HI,gh;; School for a game against tft?* Silver Hawks. He still needed the cart, and now needed oxygen, but he was there despite missing two days of school. Bodle played football for Joe Patemo at Penn State, and later earned his master's degree from the University of Georgia. He taught classes and coached football at Lake Brantley for six years. Bodle is survived by his wife Gayle, parents Bill and Su Bodle and brothers Phillip, Rob­ ert and Ross. He was 39. W h e n t h e tim e c o m e s , c h o o s e a n in d e p e n d e n t fu n e ra l h om e, E ld e r J o h n C onnelly ELDER JOHN EDWARD CONNELLY The service w ill meet your needs, not ours. W e provide (he best service at the best price. W e do all preparation at this facility. BETTE R. GRAMKOW G ram kow F JIM SCHUITEMAN uneral H ome In d e p en d e n tly o w n e d a n d op era ted since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, F L 32773 322-3213 Elder John Edward Connelly. 59. o f Live Oak Boulevard. Sunford. died Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1995. at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. He was born March 30. 1936. In Allendale. S.C. He was presiding elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and belonged to St. Mark A.M.E. Church. Survivors Include his wife. Louise: three sons. Anthony Miller o f Leesburg. Gilbert o f Tallahassee, and Wayne of San­ ford: three daughters, Linda Stile of Sanford. Andrea of San­ ford. and Rhonda Easley o f Sanford: parents. Thomas and Mary o f Okahumpka; brothers. James of Maitland. Lewis o f Salisbury, Md.. Thomas. David and Darryl, all o f Leesburg: Norris o f Washington. D.C.; and Cedric and Rodney, both o f Okahumpka: sisters. Dorothy Smith. Tommlsena Connelly, u nd G a ll T a y lo r , a ll o f Okahumpka. and Debra Snow and Beverly Edwards, both of Leesburg; 14 grandchildren: and DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92-Maitland W hat's for lunch? Monday, Oct. 30,1995 Pizza-Meat or cheese and choice ot two o f following Bid* Salad the Fruit Cup illled Ju Juice Chilled or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday, Oct. 31,1996 Grilled Cheese Sandwich and choice o f two o f the following Vegetable Soup Apple Sauce Tangerines or C hefs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk George R. Peloquln. 71. Bent O ak C o u rt, S a n fo r d , d ied Thursday. Oct. 26. 1995 at Orlando Regional Medical Cen­ ter. Born May 28. 1924 In Central Falls. R.I.. he moved to Central Florida tn 1982. He was a pasteurizer. He belonged to the Nativity Catholic Church, and was a member o f the Disabled American Veterans. He served In the U.S. Army during W orld War S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , Pauline: sons. Andre. Sherwood. Ar.. Gerard. Deltona: daughters. G eorgette Richard. Dundee. Marie Felton. Apopka: brother. Armand J.. Murietta. Cal.; nine grandchildren. B ald w ln -F alrch ild -O ak law n Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. and ch o ice o f two of the following Garden Peas Peaches or Apple Wedges or C h efs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk v »; -ru: -mi Friday, Nov. 3,1966 Cheeseburger or»,Bun, w and ch oice ol two ol the following Tatar Tots Citrus W edges AppleSauce or C h efs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk - • 2-11m. Kipcrtrnrr Municipal Jixigt Wednesday, Nov. 1,1995 Ham Sandwich and choice o l two o f the following Green Peas Shape Ups Fruit two great-grandchildren. or C h e fs Salad with Soft Wilson-Elchelbergcr Mortuary. Prezel or Bag Lunch Sanford, la In charge o f ar­ Low Fat Milk rangements. OBOROE R. KLOQUDV Vie care about how w e serve families. Bob Schmerllng Copyright (C) 1995 Ssm inolt County School Board Coach Bodle. and we arc going to use that as motivation and try to take It all the way to the state champion­ ship game. We’re Just going to come out and work hard on e v e ry Basically, what happens Is that cars are styled based on what's popular at the time. After a while, however, so many cars have such similar styling themes for so long that the public starts to get bored with It. At that lime, the automakers usu­ ally do one of two things. They either gradually switch to another style, or they take a chance with a radical new design unlike anything else being currently sold. If the radical design catches on, then other automakers start to mimic It. until the point that the once-radlcal look becomes com­ monplace. At that point, the cycle starts all over again. So what does the future hold for cor styling? Will the current wave of rounded cars continue for a while? Or will we start seeing a new form of angular styling soon? Round cars will probably be with us for a while yet. Ford Just Introduced Its newest version of the Taurus, which has rounded and oval themes throughout the entire car. not only tn the shape of the car Itself, but also In the shape of details such as the headlights and Inte­ rior Instrument panels. Other recently redesigned B o d le Coatlaasd from Page 1A ft models, such as the Chevrolet Caviller and the Ford Explorer, also show a move to more rounded styling than the design of their previous versions. However, there are signs that anglular cars may have started to make a slow comeback. One such example Is the newest Toyota Tercel. While the previous version had a bubbly look to It. the newest version has a definite body line running down the side of the car. The latest version of the Honda Accord (Introduced In the 1994 model year) also has a slightly more ’ creased* appear­ ance than Its previous version. Mustang from a Chevy Cam ara* He said that not only do cart look very similar today, but a buyer might not always know what they’re getting. For examples the Honda Passport sport utility vehicle Is actually made by tsuzu. and the Geo Prlzm (sold through Chevrolet/Oeo dealers) is actually a variation of the Toyota Corolla. Steve owns, among other cars, a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach I. • Criminal Ln • Corporate? 4 Bualnrm lav • IVmonul Injury JOSEPH A. ROSIER ATTORNEY AT L W _____ LAKEM Unr h i an 77 Thursday, Nov. 2,1999 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Bread Sticks 4 0 T H A N N I V E R S A R Y o f th e A NN U AL FIREM AN’S BENEFIT FUND, INC. SANFORD FIRS DEPARTMENT PRESENTS: GOSPELSING*95 November 24,1995 7:00 P.M. - Sanford Civic Center One adult adnact donatioa - $6.06 At thedoor-----------oosm aiN o m aturing . •florid* Boy* • PtalalchoM • Mankall Htaaoa 4 0«a CUy QaWi • R i m City v w d v a d c v tw n if n i n iiffiiy y ifiim y v fifiH iv m ififH fifu m ffy T fv iffn HELP US HELP OTHERS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY! CALL 2 9 5 -9 3 1 1 For FURNITURE, APPLIANCE, & CLOTHING PICK-UP �- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida -Sunday. October 29, 1995 H e a lth / F itn e s s IN BRIEF Parkinson’s support group A LTA M O N TE SPRIN G S Florida Hospital offers a Parkinson's support group for people affected by Parkinson's Disease. The group meets the first Friday o f each month at 10 a.m. They meet In the Family Resource Center at Florida Hospital Altamonte. 601 E. Altamonte Avc.. Altamonte Springs. For more Information, call Suzanne Story at Premier Health at 897-5570. WIC reaching more The number of children and women helped by Florida's Women. Infants and Children (WIC) program has topped 320.000 — an 18 percent Increase since 1993. WIC helps pregnant, postpartum and breatfeedlng women and their Infants and children up to age five who are at risk medically or nutritionally and who meet the criteria o f an Income test. The program offers professional nutrition care. Including nutritious foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding promotion and support and referrals for health care. W IC 's goal Is to begin a pattern o f good nutrition and health behaviors. Debbie Etbeck. chief of W IC and Nutrition Services for the department of Health and Rchnbllltattve Services said W IC in Florida should be lauded for Its cost-effectiveness as well. Every dollar spent on Medlcald-ellgible. pregnant WIC participants saves 91.77 In Medicaid costs for mothers and newborns during the first 60 days after birth. HwaMPtw4o* by T o*fwi»» Vtocwil Making a pitch Sharon Nardinl of ttw Central Florida Blood Bank spoke to the students at Seminole High 8chool recently about the ultimate gilt they could g ive to the community: their donation of btood. The blood Is used to be sure that community blood supplies are at an approortats level and to be sure that than Is plsnty of blood available In case of emergency. Blood donors have to be at least 17 yeara old, they must weigh at least 110 pounds and they should be In good health. Nardlni spoke to the students prior to a successful blood drive held recently at the school. Diamonds for Hosplco ORLANDO — Hospice o f Central Florida will sponsor their 7|h annual "D ig for Diamonds." event on Nov. 16 and 17. Th e event will raise money for Hospice programs. It Is co-sponsored by Swalstcad Jewelers. Th e event will take place in front o f the Jewelry store. 255 S. Orange Ave.. half a block south o f Church Street In downtown Orlando. The event will take place from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Idea o f the event is to purchase shovels o f sand for 91 each. Diamonds and other gemstones will be hidden tn the sand. Any diamonds that you dig up are yours. For more Information, call 843-6493. Cancsr Information ORLANDO — The Walt Disney Memorial Cancer Institute at Florida Hospital offers Cancer HelpLInk. a free information hotline for cancer patients and their families. Anyone In the community is invited to use the HelpLInk hotline. The hotline Is staffed by a registered nurse who specializes in oncology. Callers can ask questions about all types of cancer. Including diagnosis, treatment, prevention and statistics. They can also make an appointment to speak w ith a counselor one-on-one. For more information or to use the Cancer HelpLInk service, call 897-5623. in Htpltti Fair set ■ ORLANDO — Health Fair ’95 will be presented by th i Orange County Medical Society on Nov. 10 and 11, The fair will be held at the Orlando Centroplex-Expo Center In downtown Orlando. It is a great way for residents o f the community to learn about progressive medical techniques offered by health care providers In this area. attendees can expect to sec Informative displays and booths highlighting the services o f local •physicians, specialists and hospitals. In addition, extensive screenings such as blood pressure checks, skin cancer checks, hearing and glaucoma tests, and cataract testing. Admission to the event and all testing will be free. The health fair Is sponsored by Columbia Health Care System , Humana Health Care Plan and the O rlando Neurosurgical Association. It runs from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Friday and 10a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday. For cheerier holidays A message of hope Is brought home with a series of six. free seminars offered through Hospice of Central Florida. These special 90 minute workshops focus on how those who’ve lost a loved one can get through the often difficult emotions surrounding this usually festive time o f year. The sessions focus clearly on concrete steps to make it through the holidays while reassuring those grieving that they are not alone. T w o seminars are In Spanish: 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday. Nov. 20 at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Kissimmee: 1:30 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at Christ Hispanic United Methodist Church in Orlando. Th e others will be from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Nov. 21 at Central Christian Church In Orlando, from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. Dec. 4 at Kllarney Baptist Church In Winter Park, from 10 a.m. until noon on Wednesday. Dec. 6 In the Community Room at the Fashion Square Road. Orlando. All seminars are free and open to the public. For more information, call 875-0028. ext. 464. ‘ Iff | , Virginia school launches combined residency: family- internal medicine and soon Baxter — like Moore — conducted a National Primary Care Day observance recently to was packing for Virginia. Along with Dr. Kim Warfield try to lure more students Into NORFOLK, Va. — Aa Dr. Lynn from the University o f Texas at that area o f medicine. "W e ’re probably on the road to Moore was finishing her studies Galveston Medical School, the enough" prim ary care doctors, n e w p r o g r a m s ta rte d th is at Atlanta’s Morehouse School of Medicine, she began looking for summer. A fourth resident who Barnes said. "U 's the distribu­ a residency program that would was selected decided to stick tion that's the problem." Typically, rural areas remain combine her career goals: family w ith fa m ily m ed icin e on ly, badly underserved, and some Barnrssatd. medicine and Internal medicine. “ We felt like this would be Inner-city locations also have "T o m y dismay, there was none." said Moore, a former an oth er way to get at the doctor shortages. The EV M S dual residency will emergency room volunteer who s h o r t a g e " o f p rim a ry care help doctors who plan to work in became a registered nurse before doctors, he said. The primary care fields — underserved areas by giving training as a physician. But about that time, officials at family medicine. Internal medi­ them additional diagnostic and the Eastern Virginia Medical cine and pediatrics — have lost care skills where access to hospi­ School started planning for the ground In recent years because tals and backup specialists may nation's first dual residency In o f technological advances that be limited. " W e ’ re try in g to com bine those tw o c ru c ia l fie ld s of generated a m ove toward medi­ them In such a way that w e'll cal specialties. primary care. produce a generalist physician hsttUh care reform ycfFbc.. A m erican..Board, o f.. In. who has the capability to tahe temal Medicine and the Am eri­ g iv in g a new focus to the In d iv id u a ls further in th eir g a le k e e p e r ” g e n e r a lis t, can Board o f Family Medicine overall care than either dis­ primary care Is making a com­ already were talking about such cipline a lon e." Barnes said. a program last year when EVMS eb ack. T h e m e d ic a l school approached them, said Dr. Verdatn S. Barnes, director o f the Norfolk medical school's Center for Generalist Medicine. "So It was a fairly receptive group,*' said Barnes, whose school submitted a formal pro­ posal to the two accrediting agencies In September 1994. To the school's surprise, approval came last January. "W e expected to start In July '96." said Barnes, who wanted to start an Initial class o f four residents. "But we decided lo move forward, even though wc bad less than a month lo recruit residents." The void didn't lake long to rand r o d u c ts fill. "W hen this option became available, I Jumped at It." Moore said. "I was so delighted when 11 was approved." Dr. Keith Baxter was a little HOhrirauiBuifk slower to act. When he got a k iw Iti& F n M b fc notice In the m all that the trnmm iiLiAI tin program was about to open, he set it aside. WWw v In M i " I felt this was a great idea, bSkfidMB RnoriSb. but 1Just thought it was too late $17.99or 2/S41.W UtbafepIL to apply," said Baxter, a gradu­ 1850 ate of the University of Arkansas Out for Medical Sciences. " I kept 11 hlulTy||ftaniii on a shelf for about a week. Not. Then. I called one day." That call led to an Interview. 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I Save$11!i/S32%°9 Om ii "1 Save$14! v I Vitvm N In wdl orryVilomrn I Natal WUrafftnlgsi. #991111 ; bpmll/iyiS -N« i jvpdfl ••Ml (jut 182 Town Center Grde Sanford • 324-4311 V ijay M oradia, M .D . 0 " I like the opportunity to get further training. Warfield said. 'That was ppc qf.tjhp key factors w h y 1 chose to do (bln program." I A ll three o f the new residents said they arc planning or consid­ erin g a rural practice. OPENING! Dr. Murudia is a hoard certified surgeon specializing in plastic surgery. For an appointment, consultation or more information, call 904/774-58! 1. to the 80 million of you who volunteered time jnd money Ij u year, thunkv for all you've given Imagine what more could do Call 1 800 SS GIVt V It t what in the world you can do But Barnes said, "You get some advantages by having that extra year. They'll have a lot o f capabilities that three-year resi­ dents don’ t have.'* Am ong those Is a final-year "tailoring period" of about four m onths, when the residents focus on one speciality o f their choice. GRAND Limitib Vijay Moradia, M.D. T h e program, which Barnes describes as "an experiment In progress." lakes four years, a year longer than the standard residency. As a result, some doctors In a hurry lo set up practice might steer away from It. (L im it Tm OaxHO Opining O' GNC't NiNiii Stoat. (limn III \llll Is I i m t s H ihiiii (unumi\i„ *33 Here’s To Your Health, America! TM I | �(\ m Sanford Her*ld, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, October 29, 1998 - TA Is i n e s s IN Happy birthday, Pearle Vision B R I E F •fi Haraid Staff Writer SANFORD — Seminole Printing A Copy Center, formerly nfbrd/Semlnaie Quick Print, has taken on new management I a new location. The business Is now at the new West End Galleria Center Sanford Plaaa) just north of Airport Blvd.. and S. i Drive. The store Is located Immediately east of the new [Lots store. ftth completely new management, and the assistance of owner Rod Layer, a massive revival project has now i undertaken. Layer retired from the business in April of this year. The new however, reportedly had difficulties, and the business , . possessed. The store Is now operating from 8:30 a.m. until 5:30 p m. ‘ ‘ ly through Friday, FakMtRtbom LONGWOOD — Sam Deputy and Dorothy Nipper of South ilnole Christian Sharing Center's Values Reborn Thrift In Longwood are elated. During the first lO weeks of the *store's operation, they reported giving out over 813,000 In and other material needs to the Seminole County nmunlty. The store Is also raising funds to help the Sharing Center, ‘ ch helps others In the area. In addition tq the staff, the business has 118 volunteers ling assistance. Goods, both new and used are always being sought by this -profit organisation. For pickup or additional information, contact the store at ‘ 1-0035. Jrling grand opening HEATHROW — Although Stirling International Realty. Inc. >been In in full operation for many weeks, a grand opening I has been scheduled for 7 p.m.. Saturday. Nov. 4. Itationa are being sent out for the event to unveil what has i called the ultimate In real estate showcase centers. .'.Stirling International Is located at 115 International Parkway. *1 Heathrow. Bow-wow c Im m s SANFORD — Best Paw Forward. Inc., the family dog training canter, is holding dog obedience run-throughs, from 4 until 7 pun., November 3rd and 17th. Cost is 85. The facility is air conditioned, with appropriate mats and ample parking. ; Dog Obedience is offering handlers an excellent location for ling-type practice with their dogs to help learn obedience ^ Without distracting conditions. The business also holds events for Mid-Florida Golden Retriever Club, and dogs In the rescue programs, t'fl For additional information, phone P.J. Lacette or Sandy Guy ’ *1338-0550 or 327-1920. NswatColdwsll OVIEDO — Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate has added Judy Klolbasa and Jennie Nieves, form er number one ■ales asalctate with Century 21 Oviedo Realty, to the Coldwell Banker Oviedo office. MAME awards ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Calton Homes' Leslie Peters and Peggy Shutt took top honors for sales associates at the Home Builders Association (HBA) o f Mid-Florida annual MAME awards recently. Peters was named HBA's sales manager o f the year, and Shutt was named rookie salesperson o f the year. Ryland H om es sales and marketing m an ager Emily Traflcante was named recipient of the HBA's MAME award for sales and marketing director o f the year, the second time she has been so honored. Tri-City top rated in nation Many of the his customers agree. " I feel like a member of this family.** Dr. Burt H. Perinchlef. of Sanford, told opti­ cian Barbara Gleeson. Oleeton has been a part of the staff since 1989 and has 11 years experi­ ence In the business. "I have never come in with any request and not had it c h e e r fu lly h a n d le d ,“ said "Pappy" Boynton, also of San­ ford. Marilyn Schmidt, of Long­ wood. said. ’*My first visit to Pearle Vision was a wonderful SyTMMMyt Show n during the 10th anniversary obeervanca at Paarta Vision Cantar In Sanford, M l , Optician Barbara Glaaaon. Right, Optician Rick Mo m s . In and very friendly experience.*’ Also on the staff is Julia Szuca. who has been In the Sanford store for two years, but practiced 20 years previously In Germany. Gleeson said the youngest patient served at the location w as 5Vk weeks old and the oldest. 100 years. The Sanford store underwent a tha cantar, appaartng quite raal In thta photo, la a llf a t iz a c u to u t o f Dr. S ta n le y Paarta, tha company’s foundar. major remodel In 1990, allowing Moses to sdd many more frame styles and selections. The store currently stocks more than 1000 frames, as well aa contact lenses and other optical aids. They specialise In children's eyewear. Pearle Vision Centers, now operating on a world-wide basis, have been In existence for the past 35 years. Eye e x a m s are available through the office of Pamela Hetple. O.D.. certified optome­ trist, conveniently located Inside Pearle Vision Center. The San­ ford store Is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 p.m. to 3 p.m. Award for Somebody Special at Parisian Pram SANFORD — Parisian, one of the m ajor tenants at the new Sem inole Tow ne Center, has announced that Safehouse o f Seminole, a local domestic vio­ lence shelter, has been selected w in n er o f tts 1995 "Y o u ’ re Som ebody Special" award. Safehouse o f Seminole will re c e iv e a c h e c k fo r * 8 ,0 0 0 d u r ­ ing an awards ceremony to be held at Us facility on Wednes­ day. N ov. 1 at noon. "W e believe that the commu­ nities In which we operate are strengthened by the organiza­ tions that serve families needing a s s i s t a n c e . * ' sa id D o n n a Holdnak, store manager. "W e arc proud to support an omlza- children). It operates a 24-hour tlon like Safehouse of Seminole hotline for physically abused that Is dedicated to helping area victims, provides referrals, support services, and Informa­ families In need." Established only five months tion about c o m m u n ity re ­ ago. Safehouse of Seminole is sources. It also help* educate the the first domestic violence community about the problems shelter In Seminole County. of domestic violence and trains S in c e o p e n in g Its d o o r s , professionals who Interact with Safehouse has provided tempo­ victims. rary shelter to over 120 women, , Each year. Parisian. Inc. pres­ m e n a n d c h ild r e n , V l c t m l z e d by e n t s U s s p e c ia l a w a r d t o n o n ­ domestic abuse. profit organizations In the com­ In addition to providing refuge munities In which they operate. where victims of domestic vio­ Winners are determined by a lence can assess their situations panel of community leaders who and consider future alternatives are responsible for reviewing in a non-threatening environ­ and evaluating nom ination ment. Safehouse also provides forms, submitted by the public. counseling to all victims (the Parisian at Seminole Towne a b u s e d , the a b u a e r a n d Center received n e a rly 40 nominations since It opened several weeks ago. In addition. Parisian will re­ cognize the West Sanford Boy* and Girt* Club, a runner-up In this year'* award competition. It is an organization that provides guidance, recreation and leader­ ship to youngsters ranging In age for six to 18. The West Sanford Boy* and Bkris Club will be presented a check for 8500 on Thursday. November 2nd, at 5 p.m.. at their facility located at 919 Persimmon Avenue. For inform ation regarding Parisian's "Y o u 're Somebody Special" award program, contact Sally Carter. Corporate Con­ tributions. at Parisian. Inc.. (205) 940-4801. And th« wlnntr I t . . . Gloria Smith ot Orlando, w a s the happy winner of a Nature Seaplane Trip (or lour, from a shop called Msgno, at S e m i­ nole Towne Canter. The draw ­ in g was held during tha G rand O pening weekend ol the m all. Over 3,000 entries ware collec­ ted. Gloria and her family w ill b e e m b a rk in g fro m L a k e Monroe In Sanford on a M aule s e a p la n e piloted by D a le Harper of Florida Seaplanes, Inc., a nature tour flying over local wildlife and river habitats. Herald Stall Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS According to ENR-Englneering News Record's 1995 top 600 specialty contractors annual poll, Trl-Clty Electrical Con­ tractors. Inc., o f Altamonte Springs, has been ranked as the 18th largest electrical con­ tractor In the entire nation. This is the highest national standing ever attained by the A lta m o n te S p r in g s h e a d ­ q u a rte re d c o m p a n y , a lso making it the largest electrical contractor in the state of Flor­ ida. ENR. which rates companies based on annual sales volume, showed Tri-City making the cut. posting 1994 year-end sales of 864 million. The pre­ ceding year. Tri-City was 28th In the nation with annual sales of 849.5 million. Tri-City was founded In 1958 by Charles and H.L. "Buddy” Eidcl. It Is a privately held c o rp o r a tio n w h ic h w o rk s exclusively In Florida. The firm has a staff o f 1.200 statewide. In the ENR top-50 listing nationwide, only two other Florida firms were shown, both o f which are located tn Jack­ sonville. and both o f which showed a decrease In revenue during the past year. SANFORD One Sanford business that has really ''seen" a lot of changes In the area since It first opened Its doors will cele­ brate Its tenth annlvesary next week. Pearle Vision Center, located In Seminole Centre, adjacent to Wal-Mart and Ross, opened for business on Nov. 2. 1965. In the spanking new shopping center on the south end of town. Rick Moses, manager of the Pearle franchise, has more than 25 years experience tn the op­ tical business and said the best thing about his store is that he knows moat of his customers by name the moment they walk through the door. While Sanford continues to grow, especially with the addi­ tion of the new mail. Motes said he plans to stay right where he Is. "so that we can continue to provide personalised service to all of bur customers." H.L. “Buddy” Eld«l Among som e o f the slgnlllcant projects undertaken by Tri-City Electrical Contractors here In Central Florida, arc the Orange County Courthouse. Orange C ou nty Convention Center Pasc IV. Universal Stu­ dios. Orlando Arena. Arnold Palmer Hospital, the Peabody H o te l, D a y t o n a R e g io n a l A irp o rt, a n d tn Sem in ole County, one of the county’s largest undertakings In many decades, the Seminole Towne Center Mall In Sanford. F o r Personal & C o m m e rcia l Insu ra nce If Your Bank Doesnft Offer \bu An Amiunt like ThiSy With A Rate like This, \bu Should Switch To Fiist Union. 501' RICHARD RUSSI Don't Let HighRental Rates Eat UpYour Budget TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE 257S S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 Shop our classified pages for the rental home or apt. just right fo r you. Sanford llorald 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 Iff r o - O il n r r s in s iirn in r 'r f ’4» . .i *-,H**rt ; . It .f , 61 . j * . ... t . h r ,T » t . : ■' Formoreinformation, visitanyFirst Union branch.Or call l-800-35&m8. £ ~ •A.SM.AI rttCLVHCl HELD IS ON AN FDCCtSUiD MONFlMAUTT Al COANl LN AS Of M/TAUUR U W AM ) IS M. U K T 10 OtANCt n u e m m m l u Dtrosrr in c a s h oastairres t o o r n nti cat accoa .n i i * o * r * \ u a v a j u iu n n t x u t first a m o n m o m r a g e S IM O N P C IMEMIFR NASOl A 1*0*1 U C I AFFliATIGf FIRST AVION NATIONAL RAN* OF NORTHCAROLINA StCLRTTIES A il NOT ENDORSED 01 CAARAVrUD IT FUST ANION. A ll NOT DGOSmOR 0T1IDI OIUCAnONSOf FUST ANION A ll NOT LNSLliD O t OTHBOAM ftOTKTTD n ns FWC THE H O IlA l RESERVE KURD 01 ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCEAND LNVttVlINVESTMENT USAS ENtllTXNC rOttOULOtt Of rtlN C M L SO M RES M tt Affix Fib COAID IfIXiaEAlNftiGS ON THE ACL0AN1 UW FBST ANION CORPORATION �SA - Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida -Sunday. O ctober 29. 1995 Sanford .celebrates autumn: All in a day’s fun Alex Gamer, an instructor at Choreotics, was just one ol the many dancers to perform at Kmart's Octoberfest. X T*# v " Flapper Alicia Cunningham tap danced into the hearts of many store patrons at Kmart during Saturday's Octoberfest activities *«•. r * w w, ; H vrald Photot by Rogar H am a cli Amber Felix and Michael Kopy shared a drink Saturday afternoon while waiting for the costume contest to begin in Magnolia Square. ALVlRf&CMCNT Swedish Weight Loss Surprises Researchers Sanford'S A J . Warner, 12, donned a scary mask for the costume contest H is scary outfit earned him an award 'I just dunked my head right under,' seven year old William Solomon exclaimed after successfuly bobbing for an apple during the Farmers Market Halloween event Saturday. 'I Just dived right In and when It gets to the bottom. I sink my teeth right in.' S w c d cn -A ltcr many scientific stud­ ies, H a n la w a s develop ed hy V ila Source with the assistance of the U.S. Government. A fter extensive testing with a m a zin g results, lianta is now available in this country. The unique ingredients o f Banta are proven to burn fat, d e c re a se appetite, and increase lean muscle tissue. Gary F. o f Santa Barbara, California staled, " I lost 11 pounds within three weeks. I feel much heller and definitely have m ore e n e r g y . " Th om as S.. a lost 20 pounds in 2 months Incredibly I lost inches in all the nghi places.” In a n interview w ith ihc V i c e ­ P re sid e n t o f Vita So u rc c -'T .c tlc rs from consum ers telling us about their w onderful results have been so p o si­ tive and overwhelming, wc guarantee lianta to work. The only dilliculty w c have is keeping our stores in slock.” Banta is available at most K -M a r t Pharmacies including: Sanford3101 Orlando Dr. ........ .....322-9192 Ptunnaciil from San D iego wrote. " I L A o M a ry — 3639 lj k e Emma Kd started Bantu weighing 2 15 pounds and ....... 333-0001 A Barnett Bank Home Equity Loan with a vari­ able rate as low as 8.50 A B B is an offer you don't w ant to let pass yon by. * Especially when you don't have to shell out tiny closing costs w ith an advance of at least $5,000. A n d when the interest yon pay may be tax deductible. Advantages like these make a Barnett Bank Home Equity Loan the perfect way to finance tiny important purchase you 've been th in k in g about. You can use it to buy it boat, make home improvements, consolidate your biffs, or pay for school tuition. Stop by any Barnett Btink office to apply or c a ll the number below by December 15, Barnett I W 5 . A n d get a rate that 's B a n k , just too sweet to pass up. d r -h J B - l.O A N n u tm a in D M r u m <//*i//\f. n.\u\t 11 nwKsnxn , i '.«'<»» tD f% H I- i M l. <». a . . * « ■***» �B Sp o rts Win one for Bodle P a trio ts s a lu te fallen c o a c h w ith v icto ry LOCALLY Fergerson Baseball Camp SANFORD — Seminole High School will be 111'' stir lor lhr llrst Rod F'ergerson Haseh.ill Camp nil Novrmlirr 1-5. ■Several Iim-.iI high school coaches. Including Seminole's Mike Powers and Oviedo's Kemie Drown. college rn a rh rs and professional players are expected In appear as Insirtirinrs The ramp, for players ages 9 IH. Is limited In the first 70rntrants Cost is Sit) for ilie nvi» d.iys. Including hineh Saturday's schedule will from !• a in unill dark, with Sunday Ironi noon lo ilark For more Informailon rail (1071 32 I -H582. Voiture -478 golf tourney SANFOHI) - Hill While. Chrt dr Harr of the 10/8 unnoiinrrs that a noli tournament will hr held at the Monastery Golf .Si Country Club oh Sunday. Novrmlirr 5llt with show up al 7:110 a.m. anil shotgun start al 8 a in The tournament Is a four-person scramble, make your own tram, and the entry lee is 8110 per person, including noli. earl, lunch and prizes, t.utit'li will he served .it die American Legion on Santord Avenue You may sign up lor the tournament al the Disabled American Veterans IDAVI Chapter "30 or the Sanford American Legion. For more Informailon please call Cdr Hll Mayo al 339-8384 or Cameron MaUtll .it 323-875(5. adileles. hul we won dlls tine Inr Coach Hodle. I In re’s no tlntihl alxnit that. Wlien die game began. II was Mainland who look die early lead. Mike Lloyd returned a llrad DAYTONA BEACH — Lake Hranllev s goal In Hale in.in punt 70 yards lo give Hie Hut cancers Friday night's game against Mainland al Larrv tin lust score ol die game Willi 7 40 lell III die Kellv Field was very clear; win one tm tl» l« nstvc hist quarter Wes Gibson s point alter g.ixt <<hinlin.itor David Botlle Hodle. who laugh! and Mainland a 7 0 leatl. eoaeltetl at Lake Hranllev lor six years, lost a lour Lake Hranllev drove lo Hie Mainland 25-yard mouth battle with cancer Wednesday lie was to lull till Us next possession belorc being slopped llic Patriots honored litelr lalleit coach bv on Inurlh and one The Hurcaiicers I hen gni Ihelr wearing retl wrist hands on ihelr lell arms Lake second and llnal score ol die eonslesl iiv driving Hranllev coaches wore while T-shtrls with I 75 yards in I I plays. A two yard run by Tony sillhoiietted against a retl heart and "Coach .l.i, ksuu. followed bv Gibson s |>olnt alter, gave Hodle" printed underncalli. while die players Mainland a I LO leatl with I I 54 licforc halftime wore die same T-shirts tinder litelr shoulder I lie Palrlols* offense gnl on die settreltoard two pads Prior to die game, a moment ol silence was possessions later willi a six play. BO yard drive observed In Hodlc's honor L.ike Brantlev tpiarlerhat k Dee Brown connected "We had a reason to play well because we lost with w ide reelever Brian Wlitlmaii mi a 3 1-yard a great friend and a great coach." said Lake pass plav Itir a imielidown willi ;57 left In I he Hranllev coach Fred Alnmn ‘■Mainland has gm u lust hall John Berardts extra |M»lnl cut Ihe great loot ball leant. They have a lot til great By GARY COATOAM Herald Staff Writer______________________________ By TONY OaSORMIIR Herald correspondent SANFOHI) — The Sanloril Heereallon l)e partiiicnl Is ollertng baton . la s s e s lor girls ages 5 and up. The classes, taught by Jny ( ’lore, are held every Thursday Irom (5:45 pan lo 7:30 pan. al the Sanford Gymnastics Association Building. 60t K '251ti I’l.n t The etisi Is 8 1<>per monih For more Information call 330-5(597 AROUND THE STATE German leads ’Canes MIAMI — Jainntl German eaughi two toiiehdnwu passes Saltirdav. ineludlng a 77varder on Miami's lirsi play dial sparked the Hurricanes to a 36-12 victory over Temple. German made six receptions lor Hid yards He also had a 55 yard loiichdtiwn calcll negated by an illegal motion penali y. Alihmigli uuranked ibis season lor llte llrst lime since 1985. the Hurric anes (4-3. 3-1 Big Kastl remained in contention lor the eonlerenee tide and a New Year s Day howl berth. A three-game winning streak lias given Miami a winning record lor the lirst time lilts season. Temple fell lo I -7.and 1-3, FAMU clubs Morgan State ELSEWHERE □ Gators cream Bulldogs ATHENS. Ga — Georgia may not waul the Florida Gators back in Adieus any lime soon. The third-ranked Gators, playing In SauInrtI Stadium Inr die llrst lime in 03 years, milled die llulldogs 52-17 with Danny Wuerflel passing lor 242 yards anti live touchdowns m less than three quarters, three ol those loChrls Doering. Wuerffel had die Galois m front 21 O m the hist 12 minutes, leaving hide doubt dial Florida (M il 7 0 SKCI would win tm tin llrst time in live games on Georgia's home held Georgia (5—1. 3 11 scored both Us touchdowns ill die IInal quarter .tiler trailing 38 3 Wuerlfel departed alter having completed 1 4-t it |7 passes willi tine In Iertepl Ion Panthers win on road ttl'TAW A Deletisein.m Hoherl Svetil.l hail three assists Salurdav and die Florida Panthers snapped Ottawa's three game winning streak willi a l l vielorv ov er die Senalors Hob Niederniayer. Stu Harnes. Jesse lielanger and Brian Skrttdland scored lor Florida, whieli unproved lo 7 Bull tin season Oltawa. which Mulshed Iasi m the It ague In points the last three seasons ll.ltl Willi live ol lls Iasi six anil is 5 4 till die season HtMikie..Trent Mi Clean spoiled Florida goalie Mark Fii/p.uru k's sluitinii hitl with 9 50 remainingui die third period H#rAid Photo Com plete lis tin g s o n Page 2B by MAth H«m « Oviedo senior Adolphus Davis (No 32) had a big night on defense as Ihe Lions blanked Seminole 34 0 Friday night OVIEDO - Generally, a shutout victory In Us homecoming game would he a highlight of any learn s season Hoi th e O viedo Lions, w h o thrashed the visiting Seminole Fighting Scmlnolcs 34-0 in a Semi hole Athletic- Conference footall clash Friday night al John Courier Field, have ihelr sights set on more. Next Friday, the Lions play Mate-ranked DcLnnd Indore visiting Lake Howell lor a «5A District 4 game where the winner will go lo the stale playoffs. "W e're coming together as a team." said settlor linebacker King D u n c a n , w ho was c r o w n e d Homecoming King at halftime. "Andv Nenfeld has come Into his own as a quarterback and our defense, with Adolphus Davis and Chris Sanders, is playing well. "W e re |ust going to lake II one day at a lime, beginning w illi practice on Monday. Practice makes perfect and we want lo make sure we're ready lor Deland and Lake I lowell." The Lions were ready for die Tribe on Friday night, scoring on Ihelr llrst possession, adding three touchdowns over a span of 3:46 In die second quarter, and scoring again oil the opening drive ol die thud quarter. Tailback Mike Gluinmo. who rustled for a game-best 136 yards on 2-1 carries, scored Oviedo's first diree touchdowns on runs of 22. 4, and 5 yards. Shawn l.lngard contributed the other two scores, hooking up with Andy " P e a n u t " N c u fc id on touchdown pass plays of 20 and 39 yards. For the game, l.lngard. who also rushed for a two-point conversion, finished willi live catches for 122 cards Ncufcid completed six of 11 losses for 135 yards. Seminole aided the Lions consid­ erably by turning the hall over three times, twice on fumbles and on Kevin Jackson's game-ending, sliulouhpreservlng interception lit die end zone. The Lions' lirsi fumble recovery, by J.D. Stronko al the Seminole 5 yard line, set up Glum nut's third score. Alter Josh McCann covered a loose ball al the Oviedo 47. ihe Lions i ceded three plays lo cover 53 yards. 52 coming on a pair of Ncufcid lo l.lngard passes. "We re young, almost umj young." said S e m in o le c o a c h E rn ie McPherson. "W e'd be a great Junior varsity leant, hul we re overmat­ ched as a varsity team. " W e 'r e m a k in g th e sam e mistakes over and over again. In practice. Ihe guys execute well. Hut in games, our Inexperience gels the Iletter of us and we make mistakes. And you can't make mistakes See Lions, Page 2B G ause leads Lym an to u pset of O sceo la By Robert Sander* Herald Correspondent l.ONGW(X)l) - Joey Gause. die luurdi quarterback used by Lyman ibis season, guided die winless Greyhounds n> a 30-20 upset vicio ry over Osceola al Carlton I) llenn Stadium Friday night, snapping Lyman's seven game losing streak dating back to Iasi season Head Coach Larrv Haker. who dually received the Gaioraile show er dial a winning coach deserves, seemed to lie al a loss ol words I , an i respond. I in |ust so h.ippv lor my guys For Haker. die start of die game looked as it ll would end up like llic previous seven when Osceola's ku k returner I’eeron Harvey ran die opening kiekoll 77 yards loi a touchdown and a quick 7 () Kowlxiv lead Hul senior running hack tinned Rams give Bulldogs a scare By RYAN ANDERSON Herald Correspondent WORLD SERIES 7 p ni - W K T V 9 Game 7 it net t ss.ii v. Il.l 9ee P a trio ts . Page 2B Homecomin g shutout not enough for Lions SRD offers Baton classes TALLAHASSEE — Kuunlngback Kwarne Vidal rushed for 120 yards and scored two touchdowns Saturday, helping propel Florida A&M over Morgan Stale 47-9 The Haulers improved their record to 4-0 In the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conlcrcnce and 7-1 Inr I he season wiilt die hornet tuning win Vidal tarried 22 limes lor 120-yards. pulling him over die I.OOO-yartl mark lor die season willi diree games remaining .Jerald Jackson rushed Inr 140 yards .tnd one touchdown deficit in 14-7 pisi before Intermission. •'This lias been a very lough week for us." Alnmn said "The kids really rose lo the occalsslon In llte second half. Mainland made us look had earlv. hul we Marled calling die right plays in die second half. You can't slop triple opt ion toot ball il you know what you are doing, anti we know vvliat we are doing. Lake Hrant lev's triple opt Inn attack, which had pist 53 yards rushing on 15 carries at halftime, exploded Inr 171 yards on 27 attempts alter Ihe break. Drown finished the game with I I I yards on 18 carries lo lead Ihe Patriots, while Ryan Pagan added 109 yards on 1(5carries. Dell McGee gave Ihe Palrlols excellent field |histlIon to start Ihe second half with a 38-yard kit koll return to die Lake Hranllev -19-yard line. Seven plays later. Brown and Whitman hooked up lor a 20-yard pass play. Whitman s diving catch lit the end/nnr. coupled with Hcrardls DELAND - The Del.and Hulldugs scored touchdowns tin iwo consecutive plays Irom serlnitnlagc in the fourth quarter and orchestrated a 1(5-0 Homecoming victory against die Lake Mary Rains See Ram *. Page 20 quarterback Joev Gause responded 11 .ms, duel led a Hi plav 70 yard drive, capped oil when running li.it k Alvin ( iminiuigs ran a Inurlh and one mm die eiulzone narrow ing the lead 7 l> t uinililligs finished the night rushing lor 133 yards on 25 carries 'Gause was oulsi.Hiding tonight" Hakei said lit showed a lol ol character " Haker did uni enititlirlll oil whcllicl Gause would siarl next week against Deltona I want lo do whalcvei s be si loi the team." Gause safd . Gause who p l a t ' d lik e a seasoned tpiailerit.iek. orchestrated ilirci lust hall settling drives lor a |t> I I hah lllin lead We had contldrui i going ill to die game dial Wi mill i (itlld will I i.llisc saltI I lie •rie\ hound ollense seemed lo illspui Ihelr defense which Is led S e e G r e y h o u n d s . Page 2U H er Aid Photo by M art Haiti* Joey Gause (No 22) moved from running back to quarterback to lead Lyman to Us first victory of Ihe season Friday night Lake H o w e ll c ru s h e s D eltona o n road O y D E A N S M ITH Herald Sports Editor DELTONA - Its always tough lo lose vmir Homecoming goon lull when you tloti i plav well anti gel crushed n makes U dial unit h worse Wall lls d< lens, and spr, lal teams sinning die Lake Howell Si 1xci dawks, lohbered Ihe Deltona Wolves 12 <> .iiWnlvesFielilFrid.lv oglu l ie la k . H ow ell defense ..lin e up w ith live uiiert cptiuns and a Itiinhle. recovery and the special I,-.litis , ails, ,| tw o tumbles, blocked a pitot and returned a punt lot a touchdown .is die Silver Hawks lull I III II lei o ld ti • •* 2 oil llic season I III fit I' lls, ami special Iranis pl.ivrd w ell said L.ik, Howell head coat li Mike ills, t glia Bui I thought tin whole Irani li "iked good Lvcu die set nfid anti third siring kids i arui >>11 ihe fie lit h Io plav w e ll I he hail dung . i I muii die scor,' is dial It could have been a lol worse, as 70 yards in penalties denied die Silver Hawks ol at least two more scoring opportunities Lake Unwell will now play one more non district game al Apopka next Friday, belore Mulshing the season ,tl liome against Oviedo, a game dial will send one nt die t wo lenills lo tile state plavolls Hie Sliver Hawks piiui leant set up lilt' lirsi ol llte lour lom lulovv ns lilt v sei up on die night as a Rusty Mu,'Dowell punt Ini a Deltona player and Nuranda Overtoil recovered lor Lake Howell al lilt- Deltona 17 Five plavs later quarierlhit k Biek Llellantler scored on a one yard sneak M.n Dowell added the llrst. ol Ills six extra points Alter dirt , plays lost l<) vanls die Sliver Hawks' lai, ions t itoper look a Wolves punt anti relumed il -l> v.irtls lor a imu htlowti Sec Hawks. 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VMliya Fiwntv.iU il A law* I I 1 Gem* 11.TenI (K rp n u 0 C 14Mint H emmau a.* wtni*r*rti 1*1*44*kHotel S Jmr,Cityll a.Pm Prtnmr 7MsasM«air TWS44MM IMh m W.1 CraianiP IA Th k iaMWra 11 Lions- NMFSalrawya DawsaaH SmfNkUA ImaHHiCltylf U IB again* Jnst a team LION* M, FIO M T IN G IIM IN O L E l 1 lisiwrte g c 4 4 -0 the calibre of Oviedo.* Ovttde 4 li 7 4 -1 4 While hit team and the Oviedo F In i Quarter O — Glum mo 73 run (kick wide) fans w ere c e le b ra tin g their homecoming win. Lion coach 0 — Glummocrvn (pau failed) Jack Blanton was already look­ O — GlummeJrun (Llngardrun) O — Llngard SI p « i from Neufeld ( Varley ing ahead to the challenges that KICK) lay ahead. TMrtf Qggi^if “ We played well tonight, but O — Llngard 3* pat* from NPuftld (Varley we weren't able to get much Kick) Few* Owner offense going In (he second half, N o t e o r i n g we're so banged up right now." said Blanton. "Sem inole's tough. I 0 o They may be young, but with First« 14 V 44 Ruthee-yard* 30144 their speed and athletic ability. they can break one at any time. Important thing for us healthy. We may have to hold light now Is to get some people some people out o f the DeLand Pallet Patting yard) Pun)) Fumble) (oft Penelt)et-y4rd» >41 15 417.5 >3 > » 4130 111 >40.7 11 443 INDIVIDUAL S TITIITIC S RUSHING — Seminole. R. Hemplon 5-41. Hudson i n D.D. Hemplon A ll. Iryent 7-15, T. Rilnes At. Eaton A (minus 35b Oviedo, Olummo IA 1)4. NeufoM 515. landen MO, L. Jackson 1-7. FAISIHO — Seminole, Ceton > 4 1 , H ; Ovlodo. HeufoldAII O, 113; Varley H -0 ,0 . RECEIVING - Semlnoto. T. Relnet 1-24, Youmen* 1 11; Oviedo, Llngard A ID . Send e rtl-tl. FUNTINO - Seminole. Folk Alto. 37.4; Ovledo. Cornell 5-144,44.7. game to make sure they're ready for the Lake Howell game.'* HawksCoatlaasd froaa Pags IB IIL V 1 R HAWK* 4*. W O L V I l t First Qwrter LH — UtfUndrr I run (MacOcnrtll kick) Cooper got his second touchdown four minutes later as. after Deltona went three and out again. Cooper scooted left end for 29 yards to cap a five play. 56 yard drive that made the score 21-0 at Intermission. Lake Howell blocked a punt on the Wolves first attempt o f the second half and Marcel Allen capped 30-yard drive with a 15-yard touchdown run. Deltona then fumbled on its next possession and Lleflander went five yards on the first play Tor his second touchdown o f the night. The Stiver Hawks' final score o f the evening came with 1:37 left In the game when third-string quarterback Jeremy Bcdor hit Jim Yonlsh with a 22-yard touchdown pass. Lake Howell only had 216 yards of total ofTensc. but they almost always had the ball on Deltona's end of the field. The Stiver Hawks defense held the Wolves to 19 yards rushing on 21 carries and 114 yards of total offense. But 47 o f those yards came on a screen pass with Just 22-scconds left In the game and 18 of the rushing yards came on a fake punt In the first half. ''Th is is not a real talented team ." said Blsceglla. "W e have a couple o f real good skill position players, but the kids Just work real hard and are very coachable. They have a lot of confidence In themselves and play real well LH — Coopprtlpuntrtlum (M*cDow*(l kick) LH — Cooptr It run (M sc Do im II kick) TMrMQwrtpr LH — Alltn IIrun (MacDowtll kick) LH — LltfUndtr 5 run (M ac Dow* 11kick) FivrNi Q w rttr LH — Yonlih 21p4*t from B*dor (M a c Do w i II kick) LH t 14111 7 140 to 1310 10 1470 F lrtl donnt Ruthet yard) Pauat Patting yard) Punt) Fumble) toil Ptnelllet-yardt MariU.r.SrMaiMlt UctaKp SArt. FfcwSMia «( MM t k U CKtfi 11 lkomi m Cmaatotviiii h l*My If. OartnNK lauawi IS L.KKWvMHC C«**r*B 14M>.IU11. kUryUmI MnfWIU.CMMIf NMMwNTMaf MMapil a Maryvili*. Tim I) NaWA. TaaMl H I*im 44F If. VKOvOtlt N MaawMV AfOnuctya i w ay nakhkFi h 'i KKfnyPMT4HMMTMlU MMrrylT.CaWMel D S 31-1* 0115 t$ 515.4 41 710 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RU1HINO - Liko HowaII. Caspar 7 41. Allan A4I. Andirwn I 14. LloflanMor 114. Mara 414 Harrl**4, BoMor 14. OaJ»»u» 3 m lnw4. Dallona. ThomptonAU. Albarl3-I0. Lana 7 4. Kallaff Omlnui t. FASSINO - Laka HowaII. Llatlandar 5130. St. Mara 130. t. BaMor I 10.33; Daltona. K«llattAU-J. ts. R IC O IV IN D - Laka HowaII. Porfar 3X3. Yonlth I 33. Me Lay 114. OaJaaua 1I0. Allan 1-t; Dallona. Tfiompton l 4a. Lord I 13, Albart 1-11, Lana 1-10. AMrlan 1-7.Crui 14. together as a team. "I told Ihem (the team) early In preseason practice that this learn had a special chemistry about It. No matter how hard you press them in practice, the whole team works extremely hard together and gets It done. Th ey never let down.” point after, knotted the score 14-14 with 7:50 to go In the third quarter. "The last two weeks before this, we had no Intensity." Whitman said. "This week we came out with the most Intensity we've had all year. Everybody was kind of down In the first half, but w e picked It up In (he second half. We Just came out of the locker room firing, especially on defense." Mainland had Just four possessions in the second half. T w o of them ended in punts, and the other two were killed by fumbles. Lake Brantley took its first lead of the game after Eddie Lee recovered a Jackson fumble. The Patriots then drove 54 yards in four plays to close out the scoring. A 29-yard run by Brown, and Berardl's point after, put the PATRIOTS 11. SUCCAN■ 0 R 514 • 7 7 7 7 4 Ftnt Quiftvr M — Lloyd 70punt return (Cltnonklck) |4<4k 4 Puertor M — Jockion 1run IGib*an kick) LB — Whitman II p*u Irom Brown ( Borardl kick) Leke SreKtley FAa Ik U M 7 - 11 4 -1 4 LB — Whitman 34p a » Irom Browr. ( Barardl kick) Fourth Nvartir IB — Brown I* run ( Borardl kick) LB Flrtl downt 11 (OktSMa 1 SrHCaSR. HuMnnlN. NC. 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F5 * Calgrry WAKiFnm. lym KuHm K auag* •a F* N Cetorraaai Oaaalap la N W*aiF. l*WMewip I) N* Siaawt p a I *wartaP- D 41 Davy Gaary* AFaaS. CM. CKarati K OKU* fa y * OatmtKWrnNaAl a y* ian JawK YtRavrar. It a » * SkrSuWiatyKil Dotal SrOt DaMi 44Mnlagiisn IfW CHS Tea** Wert. O trtK 1 C*t*Bes Rams CoatianBd fro a Pag« IB Friday night. The Bulldogs scored the first touchdown on a 2-yard scamper by Travis Robinson. The extra point run was stopped short and the “Bulldogs led- 9-0 With 10:36 ■‘ left In the game. The Bulldogs defense added to the lead on the first Lake Mary snap fo llo w in g the D eLan d touchdown when Mike Jackson intercepted Rams quarterback Shaun St. Dennison the 15-yard line and th u n d ered In fo r another touchdown. Roger G ray added the extra point givin g DeLand the final 16-0 margin. Gray added a 26-yard field goal in the third quarter following an 85-yard punt return to account for the oth er three DeLand points. Although neither team was able to score In the first half, the Rams m anaged to penetrate Bulldog territory on four o f five first half possessions. The Ram s came up em pty handed though, settling for a blocked field goal, a missed field goal, a punt, and a turnover on downs. "W e had our opportunities in the first half, but we Just weren't able to take advantage of them when we needed to," Lake Mary coach Doug Peters said. "Our kids played a hard football RuKiea yard! Pauat Patting yard* Punti Fumblet lott Penal tin yard) 41774 3 SO 41 4 1 4 !) a )o 13 game. W e lost field position In the second half and you Just get do that against a strong defense like DeLand has. T h is was really a tough game for us to loae." Th e momentum seemed to switch from the visiting to the hom e team as Lake M ary's longest drive In the second half was 18-yards on six plays. The other Ram possession resulted In cither punts. Interceptions, or failed fourth down conversions and lasted no more then four plays. The Lake Mary offense could not put together, or sus­ tain any serious threats In the second half. T h e tw o d efen ses p la y e d stellar football holding the two ofTenscs to a combined total of 193-yards rushing and 134passing. "1 thoughl our defense played excep tion al to n ig h t." Peters said. "T h ey kept their com ­ posure and held their ground." One factor which hindered (he Rams, both offensively and de­ fensively, were penalties. Lake Mary had seven penalties for 55-yards while DeLand was called for a Iota! o f two penalties Tor 10-yards. Donnie Casey paced Lake M a ry 's rushing attack w ith 33-yards on seven carries. St. Dennis led the aerial assult completing six o f 18 passes for 89-yards. The Rams w ill complete Its three-week road trip next Friday night when they travel to Alta­ monte Srlngs to tackle croaatown rival Lake Brantley. Game time Is set for 7:30. ■ U LLQ O e i 14, RAJMSS LakaMary DaLaM 0 a « a- • S S 3 13 - I* rintOKHN* No Scoring No Scoring TMreOwartar D — Cray 30 FC F o k 4N Qaortar O—RcOlnaonI run (run lolM) 0 — Jack ion 13 Intorcaption return (Cray kick) LM 1 15N 5141 Ot 5X10 40 7-15 Flrtl down) Rishat yard* Pauat Patting yard) Punt) Fumblat loti Penal 1lei yard) O 7 14 IN >1*1 54 In o M 3 10 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS BUSMINO - Laka AAory. Coeay T S3. Jumpp 15-31; DeLand. Shipman 13 53, RobJrtian Sit. Walker 1-15, Event 1-7. FASSINO - Lake Mary. SI. Dennli 4-151. U ; DeLand. Hoffman 3-10-1,5*. R IC IIV IN O - Lake Mary. Dovidowlll 4 OF; DeLand. Walker 1-34. Patrick M S / f f V DO 1 10 1 4 13.75 7 70 11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS R U tH IN O - Mainland. Tollvor IIM . Jackun I I it. Wllllami 7-11; Lako Bran Hey. Brown 15111. Pagan 14 100. GoniaWi 1 4. McGee4 3. R uom II 13. Whitman 1 mlnut 7. PA1SINO - Mainland. Tollvar 170. 3; Laka Brantlay. Brown 15 0.41 R IC IIV IN O - Mainland. Glddtnt I 7; Laka Brantlay. Whitman 3 37, Ruiiall 11. NORSK RACING THURS. thru MON. 1 P.M. FRI. 3 P.M. T h e Patriots im p roved to 6-2. w h ile Malnlund Is now 5-3. Lake Brantley hosts Luke Mary In Its regular season finale next Friday night at Tom Storey Field. B I T J A I-A L A I WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P M. THURS A SAT. NOON; SUN. t P.M. ANo SenuJcual Irom Mora and Dana Jai-Alai HWY. 17-92 & 436 Patriots ahead to stay. Lake Brantley then seated the victory when linebacker Selh Thompson recovered a T.T. Toliver fumble with 3:48 remaining. UftdM*a*MFyWa*«MK*M 1. M (M L SMrtMS to. Fwt TUa krtiii ISSA Hart MautyWa oan ymaua rnarO I7IBL tNrM| kMItml (arnktrS. OaalU. H C. TayM 11OKwt NaiarwaI TFoniaakMi S DMMua I T M U I MkMMKS ArwailTrWty.tK 11 P M * MMUctll Cjptal D IM P L O a D I kt*M|IU SINraanip.J014 Muny. Kan 41. FMwnM P II M W .M m It.CKkWKl ■lackhuraaLiwlMwHI FMflw. 14 *Wnf<K. 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GreyhoundsContinued from Pag* IB by linebacker Brian Montgomery, the teams leading tackier. The defense, allowing opponents an average of 220 rushing yards a game, held one or Central Florida's best rushing teams to a total of four yards In the first half. "Our team played with a lot o f pride and spirit tonight." Baker said. Osceola's "Running Posse", averaging 258 yards a game, could only watch from the side­ line as the Greyhounds chewed up 18:42 off the clock in the first half. What kept the Kowboys in the first half wax a 59 yard fumble r e c o v e r y r e t u r n e d fo r a touchdown by defensive back Urre Cobb. Lyman could have expanded their lead in the third quarter when Hrcc Cobb fumbled a punt that Matt Helman recovered on t h e K o w b o y 16. U u i th e Greyhounds (ailed lo score on four chances from the six. O s c e o la c o u ld o n ly p u t together one scoring drive in the second half, when Dewayne Crux scored from three yards out. However, the seven play 79 yard drive put the Kowboys buck on top 20-16. Gause w ould answer back with a 10 yard touchdown run of his own. putting Lyman back in front 23-20 with 3:00 left In the game. The Kowboys had a chance to pull ahead when Lyman botched the klckolT giving Osceola the ball on the Greyhound 43 yard line. But the kowboys failed to convert and turned the ball over on d o w n s w ith u n d e r tw o minutes remaining In the game. "I had confidence that our de­ GREYHOUNDS 10, KOWBOYS It Kitllmmte-Otctela 13 0 0 7 — 70 Lyman 4 10 0 14 — 30 FirtlQwartir O — Harvey 77 klckoll return (Langley kick) L — Cummlngtonerun (kick failed) O — Bree Cobb 3t tumble recovery (hick blocked) tocead Quarter L - Hunter 31 Field Coal L — Brook) 71 pan from Gauw I Hunter kick) Third Quarter No Scoring FawrfN Quarter O — Crui 3 run (Langley kick I L — Cauie 10run IHunter kick I L — Cummmgi J) run IHunter kick) fense could stop them." Baker said. One play later, Cum m ings sealed the victory with a 57 yard touchdown run. Firtt downt Ruthet yerdt Pauat Patting yard) Puntt F umblet lott Ptnalliet yards O 0 la tot 37 1 34 to o 11 353 L IJ SOJN 340 34 3 343 11 4)0 IN DIVIDUAL IT A T IIT IC 1 RU1HINO - Otceota. Bennett 13 105. Glee 141. C ru i 1-13, Canalei 3 7, Je n k ln i 1 minue 4. Lym an. Cumntlngi 35-133. Wllllami 5 11. Cauta 4 43. Tillman H it . McCall I 1. Johntonl 1 FASSINO — Otcaola. Canalei 14 0. 34. Modgebt 1.0. Lyman.Gama3 4 A 34. R EC EIVIN G - Ok tola. Sullivan 1)0. Jenklni t 4. Lyman, Brook) I It. Hunter 11) LAST W E E K C2f ILiveR G Nreyhound Racing! ! - (iiiaf* Sdwfcr) •ta t A 7:30 aqrg khtu X * rm NUnutii - Mml, WM. ft Sot. - Post Dm 1:00 Cmthoum Isaac Actor I m Vu Suuun fior Tm m /Sl Pin I Ju. Tmorougmmu i m m mtor im vu uiuun iio r Mu m S E M IN O L E GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX CASSELBERRY*407/699-4510 UM or iMM/QBUtfNWBCMM Dialog Dkeilleet totaled* AataJef SaaendiIM.W) lfn.*fienMlnl it 11 (14andgt(atIt If 17 • till in IM7 lea tfta It tinemil IM. to) ngidNkick tggra. 7nelei dee* tenenela �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday. October 29. 1W5 Don’t forget safety when hunting With Florida's major Juntlng seasons getting under way, offinals with the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com ­ mission are once again urging safety for sportsmen heading outdoors. The lateit warning comes from an Increase In the number of hunting accidents and fatalities during the past hunting season. "It's always Important to take steps to prevent accidents," said Capt. Ed Tyer, the GFC's hunter education coordinator. "W e try to educate people about hunting and outdoors safety throughout the year, but especially now when more and more people are beading outdoors with guns and archery equipment." The archery season la under way In the state's central and northwest zones (It ended In ttw s o u t h z o n e on O c t . 8 ) . Muzzleloading gun seaaon ta now under way In the south zone and will begin shortly in the central and northwest zones, and the general gun season will open In all three zones In cither October or November. 'it 's obvious that this ts the time of year when most people are out hunting." Tyer said. "That's why It is so Important for people to pay attention to their surroundings, to make sure they have the proper safety equipment such as orange vests or Jackets, and to think smart when handling a gun." Despite efforts to Improve safety, the number of accidents and fatalities Increased during last year's hunting seasons. There were 29 accidents and five deaths in 1994-95, up from 23 accidents and no fatalities dur­ ing the 1993-94 seasons. "W e were very pleased follow­ ing the 1993 season, but we also knew that It was only one year." Tyer said. "Last year's statistics as a bit alarming and show that we have to continue to be vigilant In our safety efforts.” snook, rrdflsh. flounder. Jack crevalle and ladyfish. Schools of migrating finger mullet have attracted targe numbers of pre­ dators to this Inlet for this moving feast. Back In the ■efeastiaa t l m , snook and tarpon are hitting on a regular JIM SHUPE continues to provide steady action with fishing has been non-existent due to high seas. Inside the Part . expect plenty of sheepshead and flounder to keep rods bend­ ing. Redfish and trout are rated as fair on the flats of the F o r convenient lo c a ­ tions or a ppointm ents S o r v tc o h o u r * : t I I l l i l a m to B p jn . S om e Auto SerW ce Centers open Sunday Iaiat still has swarms of sheepshead that are biting on live shrimp or fiddler crabs. Redflsh. drum, small bluefish and Jack crevalle are also roam­ ing in and out of the lalat. Redflsh are rated as good In Maaqatta L agaaa . while trout are a little more difficult to locate in the high water. U n k w y a l V g e r P a w Jri ^ IM V O ffl] • 7Ve rotations available •Mounting Includ e d • Nationwide w a rra n ty •Advanced, computer •-8 " epeed rated •Ractef-pfy construction •Potysstsr cord body p ie s f i o .n o o T H IS Wf t K S F ISH IN C. □ □ □ □ □ □ f O U T C A S T □ □ □ □ aa □ a □a ■ □ I D a■i ■ d ■ ■ p i □ □ □ □ ■ □ □ □ □ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ □ C □ □ I □ □ □ □ ■ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ■ ■ □ □ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ Legal Notlct» Ltgal Noticti LEG A L AOVSRTtf IM IN T NOTICE OF SETT LIU (N T OF CLAIM PURSUANT TO EECTION 49.081(9), FLORIDA STATUTES. The City e« Sentofd. Florida heAbygftle'notto# Mat It tattled ttw Clake et Dayton* Yeung artolng from an Inctdenl occurring on er about November 17, 1t94. Carolyn C. Small Director ot Finance k Administrative Service* October 17. 1998 Publish: October I t . 1998 DEI-178 ' PUBLIC M LR P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TH A T ON Tuaeday. October Hat, m s. at 11:00 a m . E attern, at the premtma *| Name* Track Sato*. Inc. dba Orlande FretgMttner. JAM 1 Orange lleaeam Trail, *pogka, Florida D M the tmdertlgned will atll at puMk tala to ttw hlghatt bidder all af It* right, title and Intern! In end to ttw following detcrlbed property a* it. when It. towlt: T h re a d ) ItoOUtilityMx 101 Reefer Trailert l U Y VSlaOOJTUSI 11, I N T M t CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E It T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY S S N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION I N I M I C IR C UIT COURT OF T H E It T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT, IMANO FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA S E N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O : tS-lttrCA-18-L ORE Y STO N E SERVICING CO RPORATION. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. G L E N N R. SOLANOS AND APR IL D. SOLANOS. E T AL O CFENDANT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H E R EB Y GIVEN purwont to a Summary Final Judgment af forecloture dated October 13, l*t). entered In Civil Cet# Na. 9810)1 CA-14L et the C irc u it Court ot th* 1IT H Judicial Circuit In and tor SIM IN O L E County. SANFORD. Florida, wherein GREYSTONE S E R V IC IN G CORPORATION. INC. le Plalnflll and GLENN R. S O L A N O S : A P R IL D. SOLANOS: STERLING PARK H O U S IN G A S S O C IA T IO N . INC.; COMMRRCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. INC.; JO H N DOE AND JANE DOE, AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION are Defendant*. I will tall to ttw highett and bet) bidder tor cath at THE FRONT D O O R of th* S E M IN O L E County Courthout* In SAN­ FORD. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock a.m. on ttw lath day ot Novem bar, lets th* following detcrlbed property et i*t forth In tald Sum m ary Fina l Judgmtnt, towlt: L O T 17. BLOCK B. STER LIN G PARK. U N IT THREE. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT TH E R E O F AS REC0R0E0 IN P L A T BOOK I*. PAGES 31. *) AND 54, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA. Dated thlt llth day ot Octo bar.IffS. (C IR C U ITC O U R T SEAL) M AR YA N N E MORSE Ctorkotltw Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Doputy Clerk DAVID J. STERN A T T O R N E Y FOR PLAINTIFF 2877NE 203RDSTREET, STE.J04 NO RTH M IAM I BEACH. FL 1)180 00)19)1 7774 95017)8 IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T H E AM ERICANS WITH DIS A B IL IT IE S A C T, portent with dlieblllttoi needing * tpeclel accommodation thou Id contact C O U R T ADMINISTRATION, et the SEM INOLE County Court houta at. t 80O9S5 877I (TDD) or I lO O ti) 1770, via Florida Relay Service. Publith: October 77.79.199) D E I 197 tu Y v s ia n jT M tm With Therm* King Model S i l l Rector Unit* On* <1>1107 Great Dane M ■ t « Ratter Traitor t/n IG R A A N llH i 1*7701 With Tharm* King Modal SRI I Raetor Unit TE R M S OP SALE: A mint m um Down Payment of U % In either caah. certified tr cath tor't check at the time at tel* with the balance due within 14 hour*. Ttw underilgned reterve* the right tobld. FOR FURTHER IN FORM AT ION CONTACT Elton M. Janet at 407/440a m ORIX CREDIT ALLIANCE. INC. 1)00 Maitland Cantor Parkway Suit* 400 Maitland, Florida 117)1 Publith: October 17, It. Iff) DEI Ml ____ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, IIG H T H E N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.M-4M4-CJLIAA B A R N E T T MORTGAGE COM PANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintltt. v». HAROLO D. GEILMAN. *1el, Dehndentli), NO TICE OF SALE Nolle* I* hereby given that, purtuanl to a Summary Judg­ ment ot Foreatotur*. I will Mil ttw following detcrlbed property located In Seminal* Ceunty. Florida: Lot 1)4 and the Eeit 10 teet ot Lot til. Q U E E N S MIRROR SO UTH R EP LA T ADDITION T O CASSELEERRY, according to the Plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book II. page 14. ot the public racordt of Seminal* County, Florid*. Together with: Range: Refrigerator, at public tato. to the highett bidder tor cath. at the watt front door of ttw Seminole Ceunty Courthout*. Senford. Florida 11:00 a m . on November Hit. im . Notice: A mericant With Oita b l l l l l a t A c t ot ItIO , Ad mlniitrallvo Order No. M JO Per torn with a ditabillly who need * tpoclal accommodation to partklpato In thlt proceeding thou Id contact Dltablllty Coor dinator at M l North Park Ave­ nue, Suit* N.MI, Sanford, 7lor (da 11771 at toatt live dayt prior to the proceeding. Telephone: 1407) 111 4)10 Eat. 4117; 1100 MS 1771 (TOO mart only). WITNESS my hand and Seal ot thlt Court on October 17th. tees (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLER K. CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Smith L Simmont. P A 111Watt Adamt Street, Suite 1114 Jacktenvllto. Florida J7J0J Telephone: (*04)3)4)445 Attorneyt tor Plaintltt Publith October Jl. If. Iff) D E I 1*4 C U IN k R M U H L F E D E R A L HOME LOAN M O R TG A G E CORPORATION. Plaintiff. VS. R 0M A L0C . OARR end V IC K I LY N N DARR: at el.. NOTICE OPPONECLOfURBSALE Notice It hereby given the), puruient to that Final Judgment of Foractoeura dated October ilth , tees, and entered in civil <*** number 9a n u CA 14 L. of ttw Circuit Court ot ttw lith Judicial Circuit In and tor lami­ nate County, Florid*, wherein F E D E R A L H O M E LO A N M O R TG A G E CORPORATION, le Plaintiff and RONALD C. OAR R. V IC K I LYNN DARR. LIN D A E LLIS. II living, and *11 unknown part tot claiming by. through, under and again** the above named defendant I*) who are not known to bo dead or allv*. whether tald unknown partto* may claim an Inter**! et tpowte*. heir* dev Itee*, grantoe*. or other claimant*. CEN­ T R A L FLO R ID A REGIONAL HO SPITAL. SUN BANK. NA TI044AL ASSOCIATION. It/are P*tondantlt). | win Mll to tht high**) and bet! bidder tor cath at the watt front doer et the Samlnoto County courthout* In Sanford. Samlnoto County, Flor­ ida. at 11:00 A.M. on the I4lh day of November, 1995. the following detcrlbed property at **t forth In tald Final Judg merit, towlt: L a i 11, B la c k A , T H E W O O D L A N D S • S E C TIO N FJVE._ according to _lh* jttol I In PUt I It. Paga 47. Publk Record* of Samlnoto County, Florida. N O T E : PURSUANT TO THE F A IR D E B T C O LLEC TIO N PR ACTICES ACT YOU ARE A D V IS E D T H A T THIS LAW F IR M IS D E EM ED TO BE A D E B T CO LLEC TO R A T ­ T E M P T IN G TO COLLECT A D E B T AND ANY INFORMA T IO N O B TA IN E D WILL BE USED FOR TH A T PURPOSE. Dated the 17th day ol October, teas. M AR YA N N E MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Sy Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark COOILIS ASTAWIARSKI 40IS Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 4)0 Tampa. Plor Ida DM7 Telephone; (91)) i n 4009 CAS 19401 US Publith: October » . 19.119) O C I-tfl lip to 700 cranking •tarting power, ©O-minute « m t v m capacity. For many care, It trucks. Rag. 4B.97 • Mounting inoluttac f P R E M I U M M I C 33E l I N F to lce SUe P17S/708Y13 B LK M 9 7 X Q T 4 P 1 8 3 /7 0 ft1 3 B LK T t k W T X O T 4 * • Alt-season radial P 1 9 3 m j« 1 4 B LK 7 » f 7 X Q T 4 * B LK W T .W T X Q T 4 Excellent tra ctio n n o s m n * P 2 0 3 /7 O R 1 3 B LK M X S 7 X Q T 4 on wet/dry ro a d s P 2 1 3 /7 0 R 1 5 B LK P S 9 7 X Q T 4 Excefent P 1 8 S /0 S R 1 4 B LK F Z P F X O T 4 * com fort P 1 9 5 /6 0 R 1 4 B LK 7 S 9 7 X Q T 4 * FH9 3 /00 4 9 1 3 B LK U M . 9 T X Q T 4 * P 2 1 V B O R 1 0 B LK 9 0 . 9 T X Q T 4 * P 2 2 3 /6 0 R 1 6 B LK K X X S 7 X Q T 4 * P 1 9 3 /7 0 R 1 4 B LK M l « 7 X W 4 P 1 8 S /7 0 R 1 4 W S W 7 7 . 9 7 X W 4 * F » 2 0 3 m jn i4 B LK M S 7 X W 4 * P 2 0 3 /7 0 R 1 3 W S W M e W T X Z 4 P 21 5 /7 0 W 1 S W S W M O S T X W 4 P 2 3 3 /7 0 R 1 5 W S W K M L 9 7 X W 4 * 4 * 2 0 3 /0 3R 13 B LK 7 7 . 9 7 X W 4 P 22 3 /O O R 1 B W S W • 4 9 7 X W 4 * * Special order through our Rapd Oafewf Program FHBS/70R14 B L K X O T4 □ □ □ □ ID ■ ■ □ ■ □ ■ a □ □ a id ■ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □□□DID C □ □ □ ID Type Size P235/75R15 XL W SW PS P205/7SR14 RWL « f P205/75R15 RWL M P215/76R15 RWL M P22S/7SR15 RWL 9 0 P235/75R15 RWL 9* Price Touring Legal Notlcw luvvSMfJucmi). Type W SW W SW WSW W SW W SW W SW P e rfo rm a n ce a □ □ □ id a ■ ■ d □ ■ □ □ □ □ ID ■ ■ ■ D l l □ P185/80R13 P185/75R14 P105/7SR14 P205/7SR14 P203/75R15 P215/75R15 id Legal Notlce» IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F T N I E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR CU IT ; O F T H I S T A T I OF FLO R ID A , IN A N D FOR S IM IN O L R COUNTY C IV IL ACTION Ca m Na: 94-W 4C A-14 Ohrlttoxi B : M OLTON. ALLEN A WILLIAMS CORPORATION, an Alabama corporation. Plaintiff. i v* M ICHAEL ALLAN MIECH. and JA N E DOE b/k/a KIMBER BROWN NOTICE OF M i l Nolle# l» haraby given that, pur want to a Final Judgment of Forecloture entered In the ibove tlyled caute. In the C irc u it Court at Seminole County. Florida. I will tall the property tltuate In Seminole County. Florida, described at: Lot 111. ALAFAVA WOODS. PHASE I. Unit B. according to the plat lharaot at recordad In Plat Book It, Paga* M through M. In the Public Record* ot Seminole County. Florid*, at public tale, to ttw hlghetl and b**t bidder, lor cath. at the Weil Iron! door ot the Seminole County Courthouie. In Senlord. Florida at 11:00 AM . on No vember nth. ItH . D A TE D this Uth day Ot Octo bar, let) Maryenne Morte Clark of Circuit Court By: Jane E. Ja*owlc Deputy Clerk In occordanco with the Amor lean* with OiubMIti** Act. per ton* needing a ipecltl accom modation to participate In thlt proceeding *hould contact the Individual or agency tending notice not later than Mven dayt prior to lhe proceeding at the eddreti given on the notice. Telephone: 407 11) 4)X> eat m i . I n o e u 1771 ITDOI or 1900*1)1770 (v ); via Florida Relay Servlet Gibbon*. Smith. Cohn A Arnet* P O Boa 1)77 Tampa. FL D M 1 Fa* ( l l ) i |77 *1*0 Publith October Hand November J. IH I DEI M l £ -> S J i / V M, C a p t a i n J a c k a t Por t Caaavaral reports that offshore Identification, outdoor thlca, field first aid, survival and more. Anyone bom on or after June 1. 1975, la required to pass the course before h e can take wildlife In Florida with a gun. bow, or crossbow. To find more about the GFC’s free hunter education course, call the nearest G FC regional office, or the hunter education coordinator’s office In Tails hasae at (9041413-0065. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission offers free hunter education courses yearround throughout the state. The 16 hour course teaches people, how to handle a firearm, wildlife NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to Florida Statute* Soil Storage Act, Selkxi* n na A 83 *07, Sato ot Content* In leatad ipaca to utltty Denar liana: IS) David Yeager JSlD*nnl»Hlto* S I Lynn H, Paga ISA Marilyn Andaman 444 Bobby C.Senna To bo io4d or dltgeaad ot Th u n , Nov. lath. IMS at H a m . Public Auction, caah only. A t: Sun Ray Start Away HO Rlnahart Road Lake Mary. FL 1)744 All may pay up. call B ) LU) Publith: October it, and November J. IftJ • D EI l i t J ls js /r P o se e n g e r Centura O old a rm Up to 875 cranking ampa of superior starting power, 120-mln. reserve. For many cars. It. trucks. Rag. 59.B7 • N a tlo n w ld o W a rra n ty P215/70R14 WSV P20S/70R18 BLK P213/70R15 WSV P223/70R1S BLK P235/75RI5XL BLK •W ot and d r y tra ction • Htgh-epeocJ durability • T w o 8 te «l-c o rd bolts • ~T~ npood ra te d Ska Typo P 1S3/R12 BLK M 133/R13 BLK M 1S5/R13 BLK XT. 17V70R13 BLK MM 1S3/70R13 BLK MM 1B3/70R14 BLK MM 193/70R14 BLK 4T. 203/70R14 BLK MM • Spaed rated [■ • AS-oaaoon traction • T w o ete e l-co rd batta Sue Typ* RWL P17S/70R13 P1BS/70R13 R1B5/70R14 RWL P195/70R14 RWL P3O5/70RI4 RWL P213/70R14 RWL I World claaa. original P225/70R1S RWL equipment c h o ic e to r P23V70R13 RWL some of A m e ric a 's finest P203/6SR1S* BLK luxury ca rs a n d tru cks P213/6SR1S RWL • Excoflent d ry , w e t. P1BS/60R14* BLK ■now traction RWL SUe Type Price P19S/80R14 RWL P173/70R13 W SW MM.MZ P213/S0R14 P175/7DR14 BLK M A t 7 P1BS/S0R1S* BLK P183/70R14 W SW S 7 . t 7 P2O3/80R1S* BLK P19S/70R14 W SW S a t 7 P235/BORIS RWL P205/70R14 W SW S J . P 7 'Treed Omgn (Mtorent entertheKmrt/Exkls GetRudylet Winter Cer SweepstakesandWin lots CbrytkfJeepCherokee* Stop by DieAutoDept, to pick up an entry term. No purchaaeiwceaury - tee (tore tot detail*. * C o n v e n ie n t L o c a tio n T ru ck Pnco • AH-seoson radial 40 000 t a P235/7SR1S XL AS LT22V7SR18A9 LT24V73R18 LTL LT36STOWAWT LT215S5RI6 AS lT233B5fl16 AS 30X9 SORDLT AT 31X10 60R1SLT AT S7SXWSLTAS 9WXW 5LT AS ROM. BLK BLK ROWL BLK BLK ROM ROM. BLK BLK P165/80H13 X 1 .9 T P105/73nt4 P205/75RI4 ' SpKial ord*rnwuughouf ^S rim*) CMmwyPiogien H ' Manyotter wn r,«u/v through M ourlatl FUpdOekvery Progrwn K m a rt | • Double eteel-betted Sue P19S/S0R13 PT73/B0R13 P185/BOR13 P183/75R14 P205/75RI5 P2I3/75R15 P225/75R13 P233/75R15 K C o u p o n * 2 0 ofr B ro k e a e rv / c e apec/a/a C h o o s e standard or su p o r-s e rv ic e 2-wheel front d isc o r re a r drum service special for m ost cars, light trucks. P a rts an d labor warranty: 2 years or 24,000 miles for std. service; 5 years or 50,0 0 0 miles for super service. I Sorts metallic (Mite avariable if noeatni coat ‘Reduction is off our rtg. press O ftm r mupirmm 11/4/90 “F o rm u la 9 " off ohangm iv M fo y o u m hopl "Add m ore life to your car.” Includes up to S quarts oil, 1 A C -D e lc o Duraguard* oil filter, and oil Otter disposal fe e . C hassis lube on c a r s with zerk fittings included; diesel extra. A i l e d S ig n a l I I / n < ir( C Thrust angle or 4 -w h e e l alignment fo r m ost c a rs light trucks or vans. W e will align vehicle’s w h e e ls to mfr.’s specifications, adjust al other settings a s needed • details in store. Show* and cam* ** *alr* ’ttoduefconx oh our xgiiar pnen C om 1 -3 0 0 -6 6 6 -0 0 8 0 for an estimate o r an ap p oint m o nt Otter empires 11/4/98 K m a rt C o u p o n C o m p l o t o e x h a u s t m y m tm m in s t a f / e d M arem o n t exhaust system installed from the converter back . W ork done on standard 4 - or 6-cytindor engines from the catalytic converter ba ck Includes muffler, pipes," c la m p s, labor; hangers a re extra. I PUBLIC AUCTION SALS Public nolle* I* hereby given that on Prlday. November 10. 199), at 10 0) am EST at ttw pramlta* of B A M Auto Sale* located at 4107 Hwy 17 91. San ford, F L J1771 the underilgned will tall at publk tato to the hlghatt bidder all el it'* right, title and lnl*r**l in and to the following detcrlbed property ** It. where It. to wit On* III 1*04 Ford*/Door V.I.N IF ABP19U4GA 14)717 TER M S OF SALE Payment In full at Mm* ot tato in either cath. cathtor* check or money order. The undertrgned reterve* ttw right to bid Publith: October 29.199) O E I 2)9 I Highpartomunc* md 1u»tx> iyp* can or* iwl inciuUad PtKat w M to im l 1M0 and n*w*r car* ■ I dalarf* inIKK* ’Raductun.1uMuur i*g pm« O f f e r maplrmm 11/4/90 It K U lf O llIl AUBiratieis 9+tmrUh eedkft a C all 1 - 8 0 0 - 8 6 6 -0 0 8 6 fo r an estim ate or an appointm ent D U P L IC A T E K E Y S M A D E A T K M A M 1 *A d d itio nia l p aa r ts f s e r v ic e s a n d la b o r m a y b e n e e d e d a t s u b s ta n tia l e x tra c o s t Tiros and services available only in Km art stores with A uto Service Center W e reserve the right to limit quantities and not sell to dealers Subscribe Today! 3 2 2-2 6 1 1 K e u lu n l U e ra la l Iwe* Fadjure Larwled! Tread Wvaroul1Warranty 0y Kmart Infior» Uourtting kxkpdecf •No TraLte in PlaQueed' Road K*/art| Warranty AvoaUtM Tde And Battery Pncae Do Not Inckitte Stale T u O Okwtoi Fee. If AppfccaWo For Al Stale Or Local J***% Or SurcfwgM For Cnvtronment*ii Protection W4I Be An IsUa Cfrarge A Fee teknpcieed On The PurchaiM Of Each Nee Lead AchJ Battery Uni*«s AUtsd Battery te Returned, Whore Appitcabie Merch^ndiM Av*1stole Onty in Ikuted Slztev Slorrv Laytwty Not AvmI M In AflStortt �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida -Sunday October 29. 1995 MeuMrsotokyAm*M M E80 guest speaker, Kay Bartholomew (center), with hostesses Chartotte Knowles (left) and Ruth Hw M Wtoto trf tammy Vtocut m Gaines. Bartholomew told the reading society all about ‘Historic Sanford.' Presenting Florida flag to museum are (from left) Alicia Clarke, curator, and Elisabeth Boyd and Heidi Hainea of the DAR. T h e flag la a gilt from Haines’ grandfather, Lewis Hainea. Groups study ‘Historic Sanford,’ ‘ Family History Kay B artholom ew was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Epsilon Sigma Omlcron meeting held at the hom e o f Ruth Gaines In the historic district. A con­ firmed comm unity actlvest. Kay. also owner o f a home In the historic dlstrtc, spoke on "His­ toric Sanford.” Program c h a ir m a n B etty Halback Introduced the guest speaker, a form er Texan who was on the stalT o f the Houston Post. She cam e to Sanford as a Navy w ife and Im m ediately bacame Involved in social and civic activities. A co-founder of Sky A n c h o rs Toastm lstrcss Club. Kay Is also a past presl- dent o f Seminole Community Concert Association and w as state president of the Florida Public Relations Association. As the director of public rela­ tions at Cccntral Florida R e­ gional Hospital for 11 years, upon her retirement. Kay threw herself Into volunteer work and is now u member of the S e m i­ nole Historical Committee and th e S em in o le Cultural A r t s Council. She is one of the founding members of the Sanford Main Street Committee and also founded the First Street Art Gallery. The members were spellbound ns Kay told of the history o f Sanford. She m entioned that Seminole County was form erly named Mosquito County and that Sanford was nnmed far Gen. Henry' Sanford who brought over Swedish settlers and colonized the present Upsala community. The vivacious speaker spake o f the cultural Interests o f Sanford Including magnificent buildings, the Imperial Opera House, the Princess Theatre and three hotels. Including the elegant Mayfair where a big glittering Sanford also thrived In other gala was held annually to open a gric u ltu ra l products. She the social season. Th is hotel m centloncd numerous artists (today, the International head­ and pointed out that author Zorn quarters of New Tribes Missions) Neal Huston once lived on Lake Is the former hom e o f the New Monroe. York Giants and was visited by Kay challenged the Sanlord several United States Presidents. W om an's Club to reproduce Including Gen. Ulysses S. Calvin "T h e Talc o f the Mosquito." a C o o lld g e a n d F r a n k lin D. short story o f early Sanford Roosevelt. written by a club member. Mrs, In talking about the good old J.N. Whltncr. days. Kay spoke o f the Impact of Libby Prevatt made the pro­ the railroad and w ater com­ found statement. "W e found Kay merce on the city . Labeled to be a v e ry knowlcdgablc "Celery Center o f the World." □ S « « Dietrich. Page SB WOW! Group dedicated to fun The Women of Wcktva |WOW) Is n social organization dedicated to helping one's neighbor to 'hhVc fun. If the October general m eeting ts any Indication o f the group's barometric fun meter, they are successful. Planning WOW's calendar for the months of November and December quickly had the group dissolved Into laughter; since this Is a social group, there Is no gavel and the play on words and further plays on words w ere a welcome comic relief from the p olitical, religious and often multlpurposcful meetings with their lengthy agendas. Th ere Is work Involved to plan and share and accommodate and bring all the members up to dale on past Attorney Sylvia Grunor (left) and Alice Moughton, president of the m em b ers that have m o ve d , Lake Mary W om an's Club. plans that had to be changed and communications necessary for successful activities anil functions. T h e organization, the W om en of Wcktva. wus founded three years ago by Sally Roberts and B arb B en oit. A c c o r d in g to Benoit. "It was founded loosely on the Welcome Wagon m odel and we Inislcally ‘Meet and Eat" and laughs as she relates that "th is is an Important part o f our It's hard work with no pay. but clu b." The officers Include: pres­ emotionally rewarding. ident, Karen Loekman; 1st vice That's what Sylvia Grunor. a president. Barb Benoit: 2nd vice LAKE MARY Winter Park attorney who has president. Mary Flckcrt: treasur­ worked with the Guardian Ad er. Hetty Bolduc: secreta ry. Litem Program, told Lake Mary Kathy Lennon. Woman's Club members about T h e committee chairmen In­ working In this capacity. M ARY clude: Dining In/Dlnlng Out. Pat Sylvia and her partner. Beth R O W ELL Gates: Day Trippers Group. Pat M o r l a r t y . o w n t h e o n ly Gates; Hook Club, chairman Is female-owned law firm In the llic m on th ly hostess; C raft state. Sylvia pul herself through Group. Donna Cline: Ncwslctlaw school on un accelerated t c r .'T h c Hot Flash.” M argie program. She bcacame Involved County, to be a inemttcr of the G a in e r ; H osp itality. S a n d y with the guardian program sev­ Orange County Bar Association. L e w is ; Bunco, c h a irm a n Is eral y e a r s a g o . In Orange C Bee Rowell. Page 5B Attorney informs clubwomen about guardian program H«f aM Photo by Shiy Koo«ol Officers and chairmen of Women of Wekiva are (from left): Karen Loekman, Barb Benoit, Mary LOMQWOOD SHAY KOEGEL m o n th ly h o s t e s s ; W c k t v a Country Fcst and Craft Show. Harb Benoit. During the meeting, the group made plans for their Dining In/Dinlng Out Group to have a Halloween Party where no repeat Flkert, Betty Bolduc, Kathy Lennon, Pat Gates, Donna Cline, Margie Gainer and Sandy Lewis. costumes w ere being allowed except Betty w hich brought howls of laughter. Other activities Include: the Christmas Party which to be held at Lee's Lakeside and no husbands allowed. It was an­ nounced that the Country Fcst and Craft Show needs volunteers for several p o sition s and a chairman o f the groups tradi­ tional White Elephant Booth. The Day Trippers Group will attend the "S in g in g Christmas Tree" at the first Baptist Church In Orlando: Craft Group Is to make the Halloween Ghost at the General m eeting and an ungel for themselves and one to sell at the Craft Fair at the next meeting to be held prior to Thanksgiving. The cookie and ornament cxchunge Is scheduled again this year and one of the members will provide a buffet. As a tribute to a formerly active member who moved bark to Minnesota. Sonyu Krntcli. I lie group w ill continue to meet for breakfast prior to llu- Long wood Arts and Crafts Show at one of the member's homes. And If all tills activity Is not enough. the group made plans to meet to replace some o f the decorations and flu ff those still in mint condition for the Christinas dec­ orations that arc on all the Llghtposts during tills festive Ci Bee Kocgel. Page SB Eastern Star Chapter 388 marks anniversary Sweet Harmony Chapter No. 388 Order o f Easter Star cele­ brated 12 years o f being a chapter o f over 40 women doing Christian community services which Includes helping those In distress, sickness and In times of family crises. Under the leadership of Eurthu Milton. Worthy Matron, and Ar­ thur M ae S c o tt. A sso cia te Matron, this organization of de­ dicated w om en has become uctlvc workers In the community of Sanford. Their motto Is to share, to give, to love, to show someone you care. That's what living Is all about. This tru ly exem plifies the work being done by the chapter. During the weekend gather­ ing. th e ir first anniversary banquet was celebrated. The group generously donated over 9400 of the proceeds to a needy family w h o will bi* preparing to get a kid n ey transplant. Hv 1---------------- SANFORD MARVA H AW KINS putting God first in lliclr lives they art- mukiiig the community better. Through the 12 years. Worthy Matron Melton gives all of the glory and praise to Clod lor the success of the chapter and orga­ nization. Melton says there have b e v n m a u y e x p e r l e iir e s , ch allen ges, hut success has com e willi the help of God. T h e chapter Is concerned with lliclr spiritual growth as well as well as their physical growth. She encouraged them lo Is- true philanthropists In sowing seeds ot good deeds. Planting the seed, slit* says, is just not enough. “ We must nurture, feed lin­ seed and with the help of G od we all will make Hits u better place to liv e ." she added. On Sunday the I2lh anniver­ sary continued with an ufcrnoou o f Gospel music by th e re­ n o w n e d national r e c o r d in g artist. Vernon Jones and the Sanford Coiiummlty Workshop Choir in a mint concert, the m essage o f love, praise and f e l l o w s h i p was » h o w u throughout the weekend o f cele­ bration. " Remember to fill your heart w ith love, walk tile w a y to happiness, keep heart free from h a te, your mind fre e from worry.love simply, expect little, give much, trust God. fill your life with love, forget self, think of others, "says Chalr|>crson Lula Cummings. We salute ull o f the past queens of Sweet Harmony Chap­ ter No. 388 O.E.S.. they are Arthur Mac S c o tt, reig n in g queen; Wlllc Mae Byrd. Ethel June. Beatrice Duncan. Rosa Jenkins. Mildred Cooks. Tiny Johnson. Pastors host event Cougradulalinns to pastor and co-pastor M elvin (lielu -ad cr) Cross. They recently hosted the International Convention o f the Faltli Temple Apostolic Church. Inc. I’enetacostal Power o f Dcllvcrcncc. Inc. Is w here the Crosses have pastured lor 11 years. They have greatly pro­ spered In thetr ministry, and God has blessed them with favor In many ways. Joining In the Chrlstaln fellowship with the Crosses were their sister. Mrs. Juanita Adams G old en Mrs. Cross Is the daughter of the late See Hawkins. P a ge SB Pastor c o -p s s to r (M rs I M slvln C r n n * �Sanlord Hsrald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, October 29, 1995 - M Dietrich speaker with a powerful de­ livery.*’ The ESO la a reading society of the F lo r id a F ederation o f W o m e n 's C lu b s. Chairm an Frances Webster presided over the business meeting and In­ troduced a new member. Anne Howland. Hostess Ruth and her cohostess, Charlotte Knowles, served delicious homemade goodies from a beautifully .ap­ pointed table using the autumn motif. DAR i y H tracing ‘Family History’ "F am ily History" was the topic of Carl Palin. guest speaker of the October meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter. Daugh­ ters of the American Revolution. Patln told the members how public records (births, marriages and deaths) are collected and distributed to the public. He mentioned how today's com­ puters have enormously speeded up the assembling and distribu­ tion of this Information. According to Virginia Powell. DAR spokeswoman, the latest technology developed by the M orm on C h u rc h Is c a lle d GEDCOM and makes Informa­ tion readily available. T h e business meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Day Ramsay R eg in a H ayes, Kevin D. R am say exch an g e vow s SANFORD - Regina Hayes and Kevin Day Ramsay are announcing their m arriage today. They were married May 13. 1993. at 3 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church. Sanford. Th e Rev. Bruce Scott performed the double ring, traditional ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Rebecca Hayes of Mullins, S.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Rec Graham. Kissimmee. The groom Is the son of John and Dotty Ramsay or Lake Mary. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal white, imported satin gown. The high Victorian color set off the Jullet-style sleeves outlined w ith pearl bows. The fitted bodice was e m b e llis h e d w i t h p e a rl strands, sequins and a pearl medallion. Soft feminine pearl detailing enhanced the English schimi net yoke. T h e Basque w aistlin e d e s c e n d e d to a ballgown skirt set o ff by can* dy-box bows. Her crown of satin roses and schlffll petals, accented with a pouf, held her fingertip Illusion veil. She carried a cascading bouquet fo white bridal roses, mini white carnations, white stcphanotlB. baby's breath. Ivy and fern. Leslie Drew, Mullins, S.C., sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. She wore a gown o f laven der baroque satin with dropped waist. The Rowell Continued from P ig s 4 1 you have to donate tim e to Legal Aid, or money. Sylvia's old law firm didn't want to donate the money, so Sylvia was given her first guardian ad litem case. A guardian ad litem Is a v o l u n t e e r w h o w o r k s f or children Involved in the Justice system . T h e g u a rd ia n s are working with the children In the worst possible situation. They have come Into the system as victims of crime, abuse or ne­ glect. HRS has Its position, the parents have their position, but the guardian's position Is the child s position. The guardian Is the child’s advocate. The guard­ ian goes with the child through every process of the legal sys­ tem, with only the child's best Interest at heart. In Orange County, a lawyer often acts, pro bono. as guardian. In Seminole County, the guardian Is usually a volunteer. The lawyer Is there Just as legal advice. There was a 12 year-old-boy w ho had been s o s e v e re ly abused he had a stroke. He was placed in a medically supervised foster home. The state sought termination of parental rights. The guardian was there, not as an agent of the state, but as a friend who sought what was best for the child. T h e guardian helped the child through the process until the parental rights were terminated. A little girl was placed with her maternal grandmother after she witnessed her father kill her mother. The girl lost her ability to speak because o f the trauma. A guardian was appointed to tulip-shaped sleeves h ig h lig h te d th e scallop ed neckline. T h e gow n had a bow trim down the bodice In the back of the dress. She carried a presentation style bouquet of wlldllowers tied w ith lavender tulle. Wendy Watts, Mullins. S.C.; Sally Graham, Aynor. S.C., cousin o f the bride; Debbie Whitehead. Sanford, slater of the groom served as brides­ maids. Their gow ns and flow­ ers were Identical to the honor attendant’s. John Ramsay, father o f the groom, and Joe Hayes, uncle of the bride. Charlotte. N.C. served as beat m en . Mark Blythe o f Lake Mary, Nicky W h iteh ead. Sanford, brother-in-law o f the groom, and Ronnie Campbell o f Or­ lando served as groomsmen. Virginia Mlkler and Chaplain Esther Anderson. A Florida flag, a gift of Lewis Haines, grandfather of Vice Re­ gent Heidi Haines, was pres­ ented to Alicia Clarke. Sanford Museum curator. The pres­ entation was made by Elisabeth Boyd. Commemorative Events chairman. Following the opening ritual, new members welcomed were; the October meeting of Sallie Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Rsvolution. Joyce Samroel fltfl) and Laurel Tromblay (right), members of Bata Sigma Phi, welcome Ma. Charlie W ilton, Mistress of Madcap (cantar), who kapt sorority slaters In sticthes telling stories at the recent All-Chapter Luncheon. BSPmMtsfor Alhchaptsr lunehson A well-known story teller. Ms. Charlte W ilson. Mistress of Madcap, delighted members of the Sanford chapters of Beta Sigma Phi at the annual AllChapter Luncheon. Held on Saturday, Oct. 21, at Tlmacuan Golf and Country Club. Alpha Tau Chapter was the hostess chapter under the chairmanship of Joyce Sammet. According to Orace Marie Stlneclpher, the storyteller "de­ lighted the group with her tom­ foolery.'' She enlisted several women to help with her antics, one of which was the enactment of the song. "Would You Like to Swing on a Star?" Orace Marie said the participants were given masks of various animals In the song and Instructed to act out the words. "The results pro­ duced much merriment." Grace Dreaaed In authentic German atllre, Viola Frank (left) and Retha Marie said. Blankenship, Sanford W oman's Club members, serve patrons The delicious meal featured attending the club’s recant Oktoberlsst to benefit the annual lemon-peppered chicken breast scholarship. with light herb sauce or London Broil Bordelalse. outstanding service to their classroom. Centerpieces on each table chapters. Pat said the patrons enjoyed were yellow roses In wooden the authentic foods prepared by v a s e s h a n d -m a d e b y B o b Vivian Buck, co-chairman. In an Tromblay. husband of member a ut he n t i c G erm a n s e ttin g . OMobsrfMt rtschss Servers wore hand-made Laurel Tromblay. Mememtoes of the event were dream catchers, tducatlon goal German costumes they created A c c o rd in g to Pat F oster, symbol of the sorority's theme of and the patrons thought they c h a i r m a n o f t he S a n f o r d the year. were celebrating in a quaint T h e Order of the Rose was Woman's Club's Education De­ Alpine village. The clubhouse conferred on Pat Johnson. Karen partment and also chairman of was gaily decorated In German lllttcl and Lisa Finnerty In a the recent Oktoberfest. the event memorlbllla and German mustc special ritual. This distinction la was successful and raised the filled the air. resented only to those w ho necessary funds to present the The scholarship will be pres­ ave been members of BSP for at annual scholarship to a deserv­ least 13 years and have given ing woman returning to the ented next June. ■»*»*« R Hawkins------CaatlaMd tnm Paga 4B Mrs. Dorothy Adams. P a s t o r 's C ro ss h a s b e e n blessed with a congregation who are faithful members and a leader with visions that led to success. Co-pastor Cross can be rememered by many Sanfordltes w h o have heard her x x x x x melodious voice as she rendered the gospel In song. She has traveled throughtout the United States with Pastor Cross, as they carry the message o f the Master In words and song. While In Rochester New York many Sanfordlles visit with the Crosses. The Pcnecostal Power of De­ liverance. Inc., welcomes all w ho desire to visit and give praise and worship, the word Is spoken for all who wiih to hear the masters words. Bccca Drew. Mullins, S.C., the bride's niece and Renac Rlppcre o f Orlando were (lower girls. Ring b e a re r w as Aaron Whitehead. Sanford, nephew o f the groom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Stouffer Renaissance Orlando Resort. After a wedding cruise to the w e s t e r n C a r i b b e a n , the newlyweds are making their home In Orlando. The groom Is a software engineer and the bride Is a software quality engineer. help the child get through the legal system without additional trauma. Th e girl Is now in school and doing well. Right now. the guardian pro­ gram desperately needs volun­ teers. Volunteers come from all walks of life and can be any age. Sylvia once worked with a 76 year old grandmother who came Into the system because she said her 14 grandchildren didn't need hrr anymore . She wanted to work with kids who did need her. To be a guardian ad litem, you have to love and care about children and you have to be willing to take a few classes. The classes teach you about the laws regarding child abuse and ne­ glect. Other than thut. volun­ teers don't have to have any special skills or talents. You may sometimes com e home In tears. Sylvia told the club members, but you will also come home with the knowledge that you have made a difference In a child's life. To volunteer to be a guardian ad litem. Just call the Seminole County Legal Aid Office or the S em in ole C ou n ty S ta le A t­ torney’s Office. In other club news, the Lake Mary W om an's Club announced t h a t m e m b e r s w i l l be participating In Oldc Lake Mary H olidays. T h e city festival, scheduled for Friday. Dec. I beginning at 6:30 p.m., is em­ phasizing community giving this year. A tten d ees w ho donate non-perishable food Items for the needy will tie given free cookies and punch by the Woman's Club. People who donulc lays will be given u Holiday ornament by the Stardust Girl Scouts. Pat Elliott by application, and Betty Bridgwater and Vanra Decker by transfer. Isabel Wilson and F ran Morton w ere In­ troduced as guests. Skip Oliiuki gave the National Defense message and Dorothy E rlsm an , w a y s and m eans chairman, was thanked for the successful cookie sale at the recent Piooeer Days festival. Books for Crooms Academy were collected for the October community service project and members are requested to bring Bibles for the correctional center to the November meeting. Guest speaker for November meeting will be Mrs. Harry James, national chairman of Oenealoglcal Records. Hostesses for the meeting, held at the Sanford Museum, were Pat Fox. Mary Louise Elgin and Heidi Haines. Rena Patrice Thomas, the 1995 queen of SEMCoP and Florida A M University. Brown to spsak T h e Northern Region Advisory Council o f the Agricultural and Labor Program. Inc. will observe their annual meeting o f the 1995 year. Congresswoman Corrtne Brown will be the guest speaker for the occasion. This communi­ ty function w ill be held, Nov. 4. at 10:00 a.m. at the Mt. Pleascnt M issionary Baptist Church. Brunton Blvd.. Orlando. The community ts invited to hear Congresswoman Brown. She will Inform this district o f the many political reviews that concern voters of this district. Congresswoman Brown will address the session o f conimulnty activist. Grace Miller, chairperson o f the Northern Re­ gion. Fall carnival The Education Committee at St. Matthew M.B. Church Is sponsoring a Full Carnival and Blzaar Festival. Nov. 4. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on th e St. Mutthew M.B. Church's vacunt lot located on Sipes Avenue In M idway. T h is Is the m ajor fund-raiser for the scholarship program. There will be tables to rent and/or space for groups to partic­ ipate. Contact one o f the follow­ ing to reserve your table or space: Cynthia Oliver. 322-5826; Patricia Robinson. 324-1152: or Deacon Ernest Brown. 3238728. Msst Queen Rene Rena Pa t r i c e T h o m a s wus selected as the 1995 queen o f SEMCoP at Florida A A M University. SEMCoP represents the Science. Engineering, and Mathematics College Program. She w ill p a rticip a te In the homecoming festivities during the week of Oct. 23. 1995. Rena Is the daughter o f John and Sonju Thom as, a 1995 honors graduate o f Oviedo High School, and an active member or St. John Missionary Baptist Church. What can teens do? Grow up and go home! soviet % ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR AHHY: Recently l attend­ ed a family picnic. My 13-year-old granddaughter came up to me and whined. T h ere* nothing to do." Simultaneously, my ndult chil­ dren replied, "Rake the leaves, visit the sick, help the needy ..." We all burst into laughter, they were ((noting from an old column of yours which hud Iwen posted on our refrigerator in the lute '60s und early "70s. it ohviuusly made a lusting impression on my family. Will you please run it again? KATHRYN GIBBINGS. HAN DIEGO DEAR KATHRYN; I f this isn't the most-requested letter to be rerun, it's a close second. T h e letter you’re referring to was w ritten by Doris BurviUe o f Olympia, Wush., and was titled, “ An O p en L e t t e r to a T e e n A ger." Mere it Is: “ A lw a y s w e heur the p la in ­ tive cry o f the teen-ager, ‘What can w e do? Where can w e g o T sure. But now, you hnve no The answer Is, go hornet right to expect them to bow to "H an g the storm w indow s, paint the woodwork. Rake the every w him and fan cy just leaves, mow the lawn, ahovel because selfish ego, instead of the walk. Wash the car, learn to common sense, dominates your cook, scrub some floor*. Repair the sink, build n boat, get a job. "Help the minister, priest or rabbi, the Red Croae, the Salva­ tion Army. Visit the sick, assist Continued from Page 4B the poor, study your lessons. season. "A n d then w hen you a re N ew m e m b e r s w e r e I n­ through — and not too tired — troduced und applauded, old read a book. members were reported on If "Y o u r parents do not o w e s o m e o n e r e c e i v e d c o r r e ­ you entertainment. Your city or spondence from them, and all village does not owe you recre­ were Interested In accommodat­ ation al facilities. The w o rld ing each other. It was a won­ does not owe you a living. You derful place to visit and laugh owe the world something. You and have fun. o w e It your time and energy and your talents so that no one will be at war or In poverty or Sheriff offsrs free sick or lonely again. "In plain, simple words, grow home inspections up; quit being a crybaby. Get October is Crime Prevention out of your dream world and Month und the Seminole County develop a backbone, not a wish­ Sheriffs Office Is offering free bone, and start acting like an hom e secur i t y In sp ection s. adult. Community Relations Specialist "Y o u 're supposed to bo Richard Kay will Inspect your mature enough to accept some home and make recomcndatlons of the responsibility your p a r­ us to what you might do to ents have c arried fo r yoars. prevent an Intruder from enter­ They have nursed, protected, ing your home. Some simple helped, appealed, begged, measures that may help secure excused, tolerated and denied themselves needed coa/orU so your property Include, trimming that you could have every bene­ your bushes, secu ring your fit. This they have done gladly, windows with dead boh lock for you are their dearest trea­ Installailons und lights. If you are Interested In a free home p e rs o n a lity , t h i n k i n g and requests. “ In heaven’s name, g ro w up and go hom er Koegel---------- security inspection, call 8308111. extentlnn 377. and ask fur Residential Security Survey. Donna Cline, chairman of WOW’s Craft Groups, holds a hand­ crafted gossamer ghost as the club's craft of the month. �M - San lord Herald. Sanlord. Florida -Sunday. October 29. 1995 SUNDAY’S TELEVISION 6:00 6:30 7:00 [CoNaRbP'AMumcO ILrW vkA iN tW l ISA TBA (TBA '(Of! 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" I do weld too." he said. ‘ I do aulo mechanics and really Just any stulff that needs to be done. I Just like to diddle and piddle around and have fun." SANFORD - W oodw orking Bose has a lso contributed has been a relaxing hobby for much of his talent to his church. Chuck Bose for many years. First Baptist o f Sanford where A l t h o u g h he I s a r e t i r e d the family has attended for 35 firefighter from the City o f San­ years. "I'm a deacon there but ford he takes his retirement with I've done a lot o f the carpentry an attitude that working Is good work." he said. " I try lo help for the soul. wherever I’m needed. I was very Bose does frequently labor as a Involved In the new building Although work doesn't neces­ scene constructor for the Central project." sarily take a back seat. Bose does Florida Civic Theater and the keep busy In many other areas Mark II Theater yet his philoso­ Other church endeavors have of his life. He and hls wife o f 35 phy has been. 'T work when I taken Bose's time. "I worked at a years. Linda, have lived In San­ want to work and I choose to church In Montana fo r two ford their whole married life. work a lot." weeks rebuilding and remodel­ They have two children. Mark His talent for woodworking ing." he said. and A llce-M argaret and five In most recent times Bose has grandchildren. He is a Mason seems to be Inborn from his f a t he r . *‘ My D a d d y w a s a taken hls skills to the music member and Involve^ In York woodworker." he said. " I got field. Building Instruments such Rite which la a part o f the Into It seriously 20 years a g o ." as a violin, a guitar, a dulcimer Masons. He is also a Blue Lodge At the tender age of 12. Bose and bow ed'p sn trle made from member. picked up the art o f whittling. He .. sassafras* wood. T ge v i now has several pieces he has " f take a lot o f pride in my made. With a little paint added, work" said Bose. " I'm most these pieces came alive with proud o f the mandolin 1 made. I am presently making a bending character. A slim gentleman holding a Iron for the Instruments. I had shotgun caught much attention. stemaed them before. I could " I made him from a pattern In a buy a bending Iron but why buy book." he said. " I thought he one when It's m ore fun to make was lonely and needed someone one." so I made a lady with a rolling Making cabinets for hls cabin pin to go with him ." In North Carolina as well as Several other whittling pro­ much o f the furniture kept Bose CINL M A S jects such as hound dogs, a man busy for some time. Th e kitchen with wrenches, a mule, a shoe table, comer hutch and a bed are L I I C M H H I ) C l N I M . l ll) on a hill, man with a fishing pole displayed in h ls ow n home and a pheasant w ere am ong the showing hls creations. numerous pieces. 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How should South play In four ruff. (If East switches to a spades against the club-two diamond. West doesn't get his ruff.) West may cash the spade lead? North might have raised to ace. but then what? If he leads a three no-trump, but with a heart. It concedes a ruff-anddoublcton. one Is often better off discard. Whereas If West swit­ ches to a diamond. It is Into playing in a 4-4 major-suit fit. Since he could do nothing to South's ace-queen tenace. Either stop a club ruff. South won the w ay, South d oesn 't lose a first trick In hand and played a diamond trick. This Is called the Dentist's trump. After winning with his king. East returned a club. West Coup because South extracts ruffed. cashed the spade ace and West's exit cards. exited with a heart. South had to Phillip Alder's book. "Get take the diamond finesse for his Smarter at Bridge." Is available, contract, but it lost: one down. 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YOU HAPPEN TO M K W SviATOv', rtt O tVO StP nuclear TESTING MERE in THERE HERE NO. SVlATOV C H A M P H 0O M 0 MlMSEtP TO T he TESTS , p r o po s e p * / r r o f HERE? th e TESTS. A W - NOT tn AST/YOU POn T A tou t MONEY ANYMORE'N J V o : M.T THERE'S A DRAWER IN YOUR PE5*. STIaAACP -------WITH PHOAtMCP SANK. ER.-JO STATEMIk TS/j _ ■ THAT'S care WHERE THEY ARE/ K M O M M ' UHttC/HPVHCCVK'STAN... .YOU PONT G OTTA I U M .-C O N 'T 6 0 m voce*:_____ APPEARANCES. voce*: toss/ 1 r- 1 a ppear ances. GET YOU WHERE YOU WANNA OO SATE 'N' oOUNP/ SlR — OOOAAH REALLY IS A A/MM PBiVER. �SB . Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, October ZV, I W b Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING LONGWOOO. FLORIDA THE C ITY COMMISSION OF TH E C ITY OF LONGWOOO F l o r id a , w il l m e e t o n MONO AY, NOVEMBER 4 IWS AT IDO P M . OR AS SOON T H E R E A F T E R AS THE MAT TE R MAY BE CALLED IN T H E COM M ISSION CHAM B E R S LO N G W O O O C IT Y HALL. ITS W WARREN AVE NUE LONGWOOO. FLORIDA F O R T H E P U R P O S E OF HEARING ALL OWNERS OF PR OPERTY TO BE ASSESSED F O R T H E P A V IN G OF O LEANDER STR E E T IN THE C IT Y OF LONGWOOO AND O T H E R PERSONS IN TE R E S TE D HEREIN. WHO MAY DESIRE TO COMMENT AS TO THE PROPRIETY AND AD V IS A B IL IT Y OF T H E IM P R O V E M E N T. AS TO TH E AM OUNT ASSESSED AGAINST EACH PROPERTY IM P R O V E D FURTHER. T H A T A T SAID TIM E, THE C IT Y COMMISSION OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR IDA. SHALL M E E T AS AN E Q U A L IZ IN G B O AR D T O HEAR AND CONSIDER ANY AND ALL COMPLAINTS AS TO ASSESSMENT. AND FOR THE PUR POSE OF A D JU S TIN G AND EQUALIZING SAID AS SESSMENTS ON A BASIS OF JUSTIC E AND RIGHT PROP E R T Y O W N ER S S H O U L D GOVERN THEMSELVES AC COROINGLY. G ER ALDINE D ZAMBRI C IT Y CLERK PUBLISH OCTOBER 221 OCTOBER 2*. IPS D EI 174 LEGAL AD V ER TISEM EN T RFP95/9* 11 N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Ihe City of Sanlord Florida *111 receive seated proposal* until 2 00 P M on Tuesday. November Jl»l. 1995, In Itie Purchasing Otlice. Room 141 for the following Item* Bankinq Service* lor City ol Sanford A ll p ro p o s a ls . *hall be addre*tcd a* follow* A For Mail Delivery: Purchasing Agent City ol Sanlord P O Bov I7M Sanlord. FLJJ773 17*1 0 For Hand Delivery: Purchasing Agent Cltyal Sanlord J00 North Park Avenue Room 241 Sanford. FL JI771 The lealed proposal* will be publicly opened that tame day at 2 00 P.AA In the City Com mission Chambers. Room 117, Sanlord City Hall Late oiler* will be returned to tender un opened Specification* and the proper proposal forms are available, at no cott. In the Purchasing Of flee. Room 241. 500 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida. (4071 JJO M il. Facsimile or telegraph ic proposals will not b* ac cep ted The City ol Sanlord rtservts the right to accept or reject any or all proposal*, wllh or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept the proposal which In Its judgement best serves the interest ot fheCIty. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to pertlci pate In any ol the proceedings should contact the Personnel Otlice A D A Coordinator al JJO 547*. forty eight hours In advance ol the meeting C ITY O F SANFORD Waller Shearin Purchasing Agent October 24. 19*3 PUBLISH October 29, 199) DEI 259 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A S E N O .n I1MCA DIVISION ML r ylan d m o r tg a g e COMPANY. Ptainllll. DAVID P KOLINSKI.dal. Deter dentil) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order Re scheduling Foreclosure Sale dated October 17. 199). and entered In Cate NO 9J 1544CA ol Use Circuit Court ol the EIGH T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein R YLANDM ORTGAGE COMPANY is the Pleinlllt and D A V I D P K O LIN S K I and K A T H L E E N L C A M P B E LL Are the Of lendanli. I will sell to Ihe highest and best bidder lor cash at Ihe West Iron) door ot the Seminole County Court­ house, Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 a m . on the lath day ol Novem bar. 1995. Ihe following de scribed property a* *et forth In taid Final Judgment: LOT 122 DEER RUN. U N IT 12 B ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREO F. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGE 12. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLORIDA WITtiESS MY HAND and list Seal ot this ([ourt on Oefobf{, lTlh.'tX? *'*A — (Seal) 1 H O N O R A B Le '-i ' MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol IheCIrcull Court By Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk NOTICE In accordance wllh the Amer lean* Disabilities Act. person* needmg a special accommoda lion lo participate In this pro ceedmg should contact Ihe Indl vdual or agency sending notice not later than seven (7) days prior lo the proceeding al the address given on the notice Telephone 407 125 4550 eat. 42/t 1 100 115 4771 (TD D ) or T 400 955 if/0 lv )i via Florida Relay Service Echevarria. McCatla. Raymer. Barrett A Frappier PoslOlllce Boa 5410 Tampa. FL 55401 EE95040424 Publish October 72.29.1995 DEI 147 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. Cl 944474CA I4B FED E R A L HOME LOAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION, a national banking organiialion organised and enisling under the laws ol the United States ol America. Plaintllt, J E F F R E Y H KALMAN and SALLY L KALM AN, husband and wile. MORRIS W E TH ER IN G TO N . JOHN DOE and JA N E DOE, fictitious names representing tenants in possession Delendants N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 45 Notice Is given that pursuant lo a Final Judgment deled October 12th. 1995 In Case No Cl 94 0471 CA MB of the Circuit Court ol the lllh Judicial Circuit, in and tor Seminole County, Florida, in which FED ERAL HOME LOAN MOST GAGE CORPORATION Is the plalnJUI.v4Mdi,4«FfRfi>V H. KALMAN. SALLY L. KALMAN. M OR R IS W E TH ER IN G TO N . JOHN DOE and JANE OOE art Ihe defendants. I will sell lo Ihe highest and best bidder tor ctsh al Ihe West Front Door, Semi nole County Courthouse at 501 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL. at II 00 a m. on November Itlh. 1995. the following de scribed property set forth In Ihe order of final judgment: Lot I. Q U AIL RUN. according to tha plat thereof at recordrd In Plat Book 11. Paget 20 and 21. Public Records ol Stmlnol* County, Florida D A T E D this lllh day ot Octo bar, 199$ M AR YANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bollon Deputy Clerk BAMMAN AND GIUNTA P O B on 599 Pompano Beach. FL 15041 Publish October 22.29,1995 DEI 190 CELEBRITY CIPHER b y L u is C a m p o s C-i c•YploijfeM ti%«»<*uMtal Irumquota!iormbyJimowi par.! ithIi pfusiTf'il Eeit.ni iHtot >rr Wn* cipn«rr ilifcOCh tor •inaiMf fCtflul'jl * CfexF OtKlliJallKC •PW P I R M K Y U K E T V M T R C V C R K O O T R K F T D X V S Y I P M C V Z F I R M K Y Y T D M C Y H H T V M . F Y I L O K P V S C P T O T K V . ’ — O K E T V . PREVIOUS SOLUTION T v o never been married or had i child bul I want lh.il very badly Do you know nnybody?"Dianno Wiosl C t y Y.f A Inc 29 OFF THE LEASH By W.B. Park 'Frankenstoin, you fool! Can t you read?* IN T H E C IR C UIT COURT. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 94-04XCA-14-E LARR Y L HURST and NANCY HURST. Plaintiffs. v* CHRIS W A X IE R and B A R N E T T RECOVERY CORPORATION. Defendants AM EN DEO N O T IC E O F SALE N O T IC E IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that pursuant lo Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure en lered In the case ol LARRY L. HU R ST and NANCY HURST. Piaintllto, vs CHRIS WAXLER and B A R N E T T RECO VERY CO RPO R ATION, Defendants. In ihe Circuit Court. In and tor Seminole County, Florida. Casa No. *5 0430 C A M E . Ihe un­ dersigned Clark will sail at public tala to the highest and best bidder for cash at tha West Iron! door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole County. Florida at tha hour ot 11:00 a m. an tha 14th day ol November, A D . 1995, that certain real property situate and being In Seminole County. Florida, described at follow*: Unit 1141. PALM SPRINGS C O N D O M IN IU M S A T T H E S P R IN G S , a Condominium, according lo Ihe Declaration of Condominium ond Eihlblts at tached thereto, recorded In Of llclal Records Book 1155. Page 114. at the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LE R K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B y: Ruth King Deputy Clerk F R A N K CW HIGHAM . ESQ U IR E P O Box 4441 Sanford. FL 17772 4141 Publish: October 22.29,1995 D E I -lt J IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT INAN DFO R SEM INO LK COUNTY. S TA TE O F FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Casa No 94-34XCA-I4-A T H E FIR ST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO AS TRUSTEE FOR U S HOME EQUITY LO A N ASSET BACKED C E R T IF IC A T E S SERIES 1991 2. Plaintiff. E N O C K LERCIUS AND JO S E P H IN E LERCIUS. ET AL . Defendant (i I A M E N D E D NOTICE OF SALE Notica It hereby given that, pursuant to tha Order and Final Judgment entered In this cause, in the Circuit Court ol Seminote County, Florida. I will tall tha property tituattd In Seminole County, F lorlda, described as: Lot a and the Southerly l.S teal ot Lot S, Block F. SUMMERSET N O R TH . SECTION 1. according to Ihe Plat thereof ts recorded in Piet Book IS. Pages 74 and 72. Public Record! et Seminole County, Florida. S3* Eldorado Way, Canal berry, Florida. 52707 v :! 'IV* at pubtte saw.1tothe nighatI and belt bidder,1tor cash » t well front door at Ihe Seminole County Courttious*. 101 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florid*, between 11:00 am. and 2:00 p.m . on November 20th. 1095. (Seal) Maryann# Morse Clerk ot the Court B y : Jan# E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer­ icans With Disabilities Act. per­ sons in need ol special accom mentation to participate in this proceeding shall, within seven (7J days prior lo any proceed­ ing. contact the Court Adminis­ tration Otlice or Clerk of Court of the County referenced above. If hearing Impflred, 1TDO) t BOO *55 0771, or Voice (V ) l 000 955 0770. via Florida R*lay Service Donald A. Dvornlk, Esquire O VO R N IK A ASSOCIATES. P .A . 4t* Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida 14415 (•11)449 0X5 Publish: OctoberTtand November S. I09S D E I 241 IN TH E CIBCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H TEEN TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C IV IL CASE NO.; 91-1*44 CA-I4-E CRIMINAL CASE NO.i E95 21S4CFC S.C.S.O. INCIDENT NO.: *14414171 IN R E FO R FEITU R E OF *3.0*0OOU S CURRENCY NOTICE OF F O R F E IT U R E PROCEEDING T O : Marcel I Coke 104 Plymouth Avenue Altamonte Springs. FL Mark Reed 104 Ply moulh Avenue AllemonteSprings. FL Marvin Reed 104 Plymouth Avenue Altamonte Springs. FL and ell others who claim an interest in Ihe following proper *V *5.040 00 U S CURRENCY DONALD F ESLINGER. ol Ihe Seminole County Shtrlll's Otlice. Seminole County. Flor Ida. through hit officers. Invet •igatort or agents, teiied the above property on September lalh. 1995. al or near Seminole County. Florida, and is pres enlly holding said properly for Ihe purpose ot forfeiture pursu anl to Sections *52 701 93) 704. Florida Stalutes, and will RE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court, Civil Olvition. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Flor Ida. lind probable cause that tha above property should be forfeited lo Ihe above egency You will be served a copy ot the Order finding Probable Cause once it is signed by the Judge and it will advise you how and when lo respond to this request lor forfeiture I HER EBY C E R TIFY THAT a true and correct copy ol this Notice was sent to Ihe above named addrm by U S certified mail, return receipt requested, thi* 2tlh day el October. 1995 M A R YA N N K LEIN , Legal Counsel Florida Bar No 0412159 Sami nor* County iheritrsOMic* IMS lllh Street Sanford. Florida 1277) 9199 Publish October 29 and November 5. 1995 DEI 241 I Legal Notice* N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Jackson SI., Altamonte Springs. F L 12701, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot JACKSON ST. GRO­ CERIES, and that I intend to register taid name with the Division ol Corporations. Tallahattao. Florida. In accordance with Ihe provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section MS 09, Florida Statutes 1991. Corporation: Eastern Mart Abdel Haste In Heylehweil Publish: October!*, 1*95 DEI 7ii in N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at 155 E. 25th St , Sanford. FL 12771. Samlnola County. Florida, under tha F l c t l t l o u * N am a ef A U TO M O TIV E SERVICES, and that I Inland fa register said name with the Division of Cor porallons. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordant* wllh Iha pro­ visions of tha Flctltlou* Nam* Statutes. T o Wit: Section 445 Of. Florida Statutes Itfl. Alfred OeRousha Publish: October 2*. 1995 DEI 240 IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT O F FLO RID A , IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY O E N B R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 92-1291C A 14 A C O UN TR YW ID E FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs. M IC H A E L A. DROZ, WENDY L.D R O Z .h ltw Ift, and DICKSON. INC.. Dtfendantlst N OTICE O F FORECLOSURE M L S N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated October I], 1995. and entered In Case No. *1 11*2 CA 14 A. ol tha Circuit Court of the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE County, Florida wherein C O U N T R Y W ID E FU N D IN G CORPORATION Is Plaintiff and M IC H A E L A DROZ. et al.. are Delendants. I will sail to the highest and best bidder for cash In the West front door of Ihe Courthouse. In Sanford. SEMI NOLE County, Florida, at 11:00 a m. o’clock on the H it day ol November, 19*5. tha following described property as set forth In said F Inal Judgment, to wit: L O T *4. SPRINGVIEW. AC C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T T H E R E O F . AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 2*. PAGES 41 AND 41. P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLOR ID A : a/k/a 1041 Dlkewood Court, Winter Park. Florida 127*2 O A T E O Ibis 17th day ot Octo b e r,1*95 M ARYANNEM ORSE A t Clark ot laid Court By Dorothy W Belton As Deputy Clerk Faber I G m i t i .P A . Suite 300 1570 Madruga Avenue Coral Gabies. Florida 5514* "Persons wllh a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at Seminole County Courthouse. X I N. Park Avenue. Suit* NJ01. Sanlord. Florida 12771. al least live days prior to the proceed Ing Telephone: (407) 175 4150 •at. 4777; 1 1X9531771 (TDD) or 1 100 *55 4720 IV) via Florida Relay Saryle#.” Publish: October 71,2*. 19*1 D E t-lM I N T H I CIRCUIT COUNT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVILACTION CASE NO. 959544 DIVISION 14 A INLANDM ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, v*. W ILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS, etal. Defendant Is). NOTICE O FFO BECLO SUR ESALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Re­ scheduling Foreclosure Sale dated October lllh, 1995. end entered In Cate NO 950)44 ol the Circuit Court of the EIGH T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION Is Ihe Plaintllt and W I L L I A M E D W A R D D A V IS . N EW B U R Y PLACE L I M I T E D PARTNERSHIP d/b/a N E W B U R Y P L A C E APARTM EN TS. RICH UNITED CORP. era the Delendants. I will sail lo tha highest and best bidder lor ceth at West front door ot Iha Seminole County Courthoute. Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 am. , on Ihe tails day of November. 1991 Ihe following described property at sal torth In said Final JudgmentL O T 40. H I O O E N L A K E P H A SE II I . U N IT IV. AC C O R D I N G TO THE P L A T TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 71 PAGES 1 A Z. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. W ITNESS MY HAND 4<sd tha taal ol this Court on October lllh. 19*3, (Seal) HONORABLE M ARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Oorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk This law firm may bt deemed a "debt collector" under the Fair Collection Practices Act. Any and all Information ob talned may be used lor the purpose ot collecting a debt NOTICE In accordance with the Amer icans Disabilities Acl. persons needing a special accommoda lion lo participate In this pro creding should contact the indl vldual or agency sending nolle* not later than saven (71 days prior lo Ih* proceeding at Ihe address given on the nolle* Telephone 407 57) 4510 est 4727. T 100 955 4771 ITDOI or 1 100 9551170 Wl. via Florida Relay Service Echevarria. McCall*. Raymer. Barrett A Frappier Post Otllc* Boa 1410 Tamp*. FL 11401 F9SOIO2S0 Publish October 77,19.199) O EI 194 Legal Notictt P U B LIC A U C TIO N SALE Public notice It hereby given that on Friday, November It. m s. at tt:BS am E S T at lh» premlies of B A M Auto Sales located al 4107 Hwy 17 w , la s lord, F L 17771 IN* undersigned will tall al public u b la tha highest blddtr all of it's right, title and Interest In and to the following drier Ibod property as Is. where It, to veil: O t o (l) tfBBLincoln V I N. 1LNBM02 TER M S O F SALE: Payment In M l at tins# of sate in either cash, cashiers check or money order. The undersigned reserves Iha right to bid Publish: October It. 1991 DEI 257 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T N I K IG M T IIN T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A M ) FOB SEMI N O L I COUNTY, FLO R ID A CASE N O .: X14 3 1 C A I4 -I U N IT E D S TA TE S O F A M ER IC A by and through the Secretary of tho D E P A R TM E N T OF HOUSING AN D URBAN D E V E LO P M E N T. Plaintiff, vs. G AR Y W ILK IN S; SUSAN W ILKINS; at*1. N O TIC E OP SALE Nolle* It hereby given that, pursuant to tho Order or Float Judgment entered in this causa In tho Circuit Court of Seminota County. Florida. I wilt sail tha property situated In Seminal* County. Florida.described**: LO T 22. H A ZEL GLEN. AC C O R D IN G T O T H E F L A T T H E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 11. PAGE 4J. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA, and commonly known at: 114 Hatal Blvd., Sanlord. FL 12771 at public sale, to tha bights! and best bidder, for cash, at tha Watt front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse, in laniard. Florida, at 11:00 A M . an No vember tath. If*5. M AR YA N N E MORSE ASCLERKOF TH E CO U R T By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk In accordance with tha Amer­ icans With Olsabilltle* Act. par­ sons with disabilities needing a special accommodation lo par(tiding ticlpal# In this proceeding should contact court Adminis­ tration at telephone number 407 221 *1X, no later than Seven (7) days prior to the proceeding. II hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1 IPO 955 1771, or Veka IV) 1100 9551770, Via Florida Rttoy Service Mason A Associates. P.A. 17757 US I9N . Suit* MO Clearwater. FL 14414 Publish: October 21.2*. INS D EI 191 N O T IC I O F PUBLIC HEARING LONOWOOD, FLORIDA TH E C IT Y COMMISSION OF TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. F LO R ID A . W ILL M EET ON M O M M Y .. NOVEMBER A I M A T 5:00 P.M.. OR AS SOON T H E R E A F T E R AS THE MAT­ TER M AY BE CALLIO . IN T H E CO M M IS S IO N CHAM B E R S . LO N G W O O O C IT Y HALL. I7S W. WARREN AVE­ N UE. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA F O R T H E P U R F O IE OF H E A R IN G ALL OWNERS OF P R O P E R TY TO BE ASSESSED FOR T H E PAVING OF W IST BAY S T R E E T IN THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. AND OTHER P E R S O N S IN T E R E S T E D H E R E IN . WHO MAY 0ESIRK TO COM M ENT AS TO THE P R O P R IE T Y AN O ADVIS­ A B IL IT Y OF TH E IMPROVE ME N T. AS TO TH E AMOUNT ASSESSEO AGAINST EACH P R O P E R T Y IM P R O V E D . F U R T H E R . T H A T AT SAID T IM E . T H E C IT Y COM ­ MISSION OF TH E CITY OF L O N G W O O O . F L O R ID A . S H A L L M E E T AS A N E Q U A L I Z I N G BOARD T O HEAR AND CONSIDER ANY AND A L L COMPLAINTS AS TO ASSESSMENT. AND FOR THE P U R P O S E OF ADJUSTING ANO EQUALIZING SAIO AS­ SESSMENTS ON A BASIS OF JU S TIC E ANO RIGHT. PROP E R T Y O W N E R S SHOULO G OVER N THEMSELVES AC­ CO RDINGLY. G ER A LD IN E O. ZAMBRI C IT Y CLERK P U B LISH : OCTOBER 124 O C TO B ER 1*. 1991 D EI 171 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IIO H T IIM T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION NO: *4-44t)-CAI4L BARCLAYSAMERICAN/ M ORTGAGE CORPORATION, ate., PLAintlff. vt. F E L E C IA A. CUDDY, etc .etal. Defendants NOTICE OF M L ! N O TIC E It hereby given that pursuant to tha Summary Final Judgment ol Foractesur* and Sal* entered in the caul* pend ing in the Circuit Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit, in and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida. Civil Action Number *4 oo») CA 14 L the undersigned Clerk will sell the property situated In said County, de­ scribed as LO T 5. BLOCK C, WOOO M E R E PARK 2ND REPLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT T H E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK II. PAGE II. P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ N OLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA together with all structures. Improvements, llslures. appll ances and appurtenance* on said land or used In conjunction therewith, at public sal*, to the highest and best bidder tor cash at I t oo o'clock A M onth* 14th day ol November, 1991 at tha West F rant Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Santord, Florida (C O U R T SEAL! M ARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE C IR C U ITC O U R T By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk C H A R LES R GEORGE, III. ESQUIRE L A WO F F I C E O F C HARL ESR GEORGE.III. P.A. POST O FF ICE BOX 1501 ORLANDO. FL 22*01 Publish: October a . It, 199) O EI 1(9 Legal Notictt I N T H I C IR C U ITC O U R T O P TM R R M M T IR N T ff JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OP T N I S T A T I OP FLORIDA. IN AM O POO C IV IL ACT K M Caaa Ma: M-BR-CA O M etodiM F E D ! R A L N A TIO N A L M O R TG AG E ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, T E R R V M . BR AD Y and CAND1P. B R AD Y; and C ITIB A N K . F ID C R A L SAVINGS BANK. M O T K IO P B A L I Notice la hereby given that, pursuant to a Pinal Judgment ef Forecleaurt entered In tha abeva-atyled ta u t* . In Ih* C irc u it C g u rt et Seminal* County. FNrtda, I srllt sail Bw property situate in Seminal* County. Florida. daecrNadM: Let X . C R Y S T A L BIDG1. . to tha Mat I in PIM Book X Pages •*. 97 and *t, *f tho Public Record* of Seminota Caunty, al public sale, to the hlghatf and best bidder, tar cash, at Ih* Watt bent deer al to* Semin*)* Caunty Ciurtoauaa, in Santord, Florid* at U J S A M . an N » D A T E D tola 17th dey at Octo­ ber. 19*5. Maryann* Mere* Clerk of Circuit Court Ry: Dorothy W. Belton Deputy Clerk A M E R IC A N S W IT H DISA­ B IL IT IE S A C T O P I M ; A * mlntstretlv* Order N*. 9117; Persons with a atsabillty who need a special to participate In tot* should contact AOA at X I N. Par* Avenge, Suita N. M l. Santord. Flertoa 17771 al •east five days prior to Ih* p r o c e e d i n g . T e le p h o n e : 407 1 2 1 -4 1 1 1 a i l . 4117) 1 400 *55 1771 ( T 0 0 I a r 1 400-9154770 (v>; vl# Florid* Relay Service Gibbon*. Smith, Cohn A Arnett P O Box2177 Tampa. P L D M ! F#« (B ill 077 97*0 Publish: October a , 7* 1995 D E im IN TM fl CIRCUITCOURT. I I O M T I I N T M JUOICIAL C IR C U IT. IN A N O FOR S I M I N O L I COUNTY, FLO R ID A C A S IN O , i tS-IOto-CA-141 JOHN VOSILLA. EM ILIO C IR E L L I and LAWRENCE LEO. Plaintiffs. M ARY R U TT E R . Hally*,andII dead, har unknown tpauaa, heir*, devisees, grantees, creditor*, and all other person* or part!** claiming by. through, under or against them, and all unknown natural parson* If atlv*. and II dead, or not known to b* at lv* ar dead, thetr several and respective unknown i CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 407/831-9993 407/322*2611 PRIVATE P A R TY RATES CtASStFKD DIPT. HOURS M M L M T J . 14 tinucatirf times............ S7( a lln# nuoAv nimt................SI-Ha Hn# ClOttD SATURDAY 1 SUB0AT 7 tarattitlv* Umgt......... 70b a lint ) MBtttitlyg tlntas............ I ll a lln* RaMt ara par Ittua, biitd on 3 Unit *3 lint* Minimum NOW ACCEPTING mof M u ds ta-Q— Hurts* al be cost ol an additional day CanoMwton you t*t maUtoPay arty to day* your ad run* at rate earned Uaa M deecrpaon Iw M eet retuta Copy mull Mow acceptable bpegragNeel toms. •Cwnmeitiel frequency fate* ere avaAtbte OCAOUNES Tuesday Btru Friday I I Noon The Dey Before Pubkcafon Bundey 11 Noon Ftday AD JU S TM EN TS ANO CREDITS: In the event of an error In an ad, tot E awtord Harato wlH b* responsible lor the first Insertion only xBaw4gtoRta**Mvdod Pw cool of lhal insertion. Pieoaa check y w M tar N W M | to* lb * Bay R wo*. 11— t h ir t y Cart M— Special Notices H IL L M A V IN H E A L TH CAR! C E N T E X Ip u M N Iito to r» FOR S A L E : Fwtabto Bldg*. !4xJ*'~BM Sq. Ft. Fermerty Claisraems. Delivered to yeur ......... 227-0715. 15— C r w t t r y lets OAK LA W N C E M E T E R Y . I 4to* by tld* toft Garden ot Devotlen. taerffto*. j t M W . OAK LA W N M EM O RIAL PARK I Cemetery lei*, tide by kids ♦LOBE each............ 4*7 2271710 21— Pb t k m Is Free medical car*, trampor teflon, counseling, private dector plus living expenses Bar 9237)13 Cleerwater A Harney .11** S27-544* A LO N E* R E t P IC T E O dating bueeau tine* 1*771 All ages Including sentortf 1 100972 4472 (M *niS-» ten* discount I MEET SINGLES *+INfOUNANER** 1 Nb-ttS-4347 E X T . M l . 4J.X/mln. Mutt be ta. Touch ton* needed. larv-U. * 0 # (41**44 *04) o a * 23— Lott A Found B LA C K F IM A L R PUPPY, 2/4 month eld. Stmlnol* Form* Call: 221 714* • L A B R A D O R / O A L M A T IA N m ix. mat*, while, about 1 yrt. *ld. X lb*. 2X00*5 L 221 1120. L O f T P AR RO T, "Pedn r , \ r Green with many caters, near Loch Arber. Reward. 12)1470 and creditors, art parties claiming by. through. natural persons; i several and respective unknown assigns, successors In Interest, bustoes, or any other person claiming by. through, under or against any corporation or ether legal entity named a* a defendant. and all claimant*, persons or parlies, natural or corpora*, or who** exact legal status is unknown, claiming undar any of the above named or described defendant* ar part)**, ar claiming to hav* any right, tin*, or Interest In and to N O TIC E O P ACTION T O ; M ARY R U TTE R , H alive, and If dead, har unknown spouse, heirs, devil***, gran­ tee*. creditor*, and all Mhar person* or parties claiming by, through, undor.or against them, and all unknown natural ptrtan* 11 allvo. and If dead, or known to b* alive ar dted. X several and respective unknown spouse*, heirs, devisees, grantoe* and creditor*, ar other parties claiming by, through, or undar too** unknown natural persona; and Ih* several and respective unknown assigns, successors in Interest, trustors, or any oltwr parson claiming by, through, undar ar against any corporation or other legal an ‘ named et a defendant; and ell claimant*, person* ar perttos. natural or corporal*, or whoa* asset legal status Is unknown, claiming under any of fh* above named or described defendants or parties, or claiming to hav* any right, title, ar intorasl In and to the lands hareaftor d r tcrlbad. Y O U ARE N O TIFIED Itwt an action to qulal till* lo thr following property In SEMI N O L E C O U N TY . FLORIOA. and more particularly described at follows: L E G L O T 11 B LK ■ NORTH OR LA N D O RANCHES )EC 1 PB tl PG I ] Also known by Iha following legal: Lot It. Stock B. Section7. North Orlando Ranchatto at r ecordad in Plat Bosk II. page 12 of tho Public Rscores of Seminole County has been filed against you and you are required to servo a copy of your written dtfames, if any, on S TE P H E N P. SAPIEN2A. Esq., attorney tor Plaintiffs, whose address la M North Stale Street, Bunnell. FI. and whose malting address Is P.O. Bax 425. Bunnell. Florida HIM . en or before November 17th. 1*95 and file tha original wllh the cltrk of this court either tutor* service on Plaintiff's attorney ar Immadlafely thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against each and every ana of you tor Ihe rellal demanded In tha complaint or petition. D A T I O : October 3rd. 1991 (Seal) M AR YA N N E MORSE A* Clerk ot tha Court By: Ruth King A t Deputy Clark In accordance wllh Iha Amer­ ican* with Disabilities Act. per ten* needing a special eccom modal ton to participate In this proceeding should contact the individual or agency sending netted not lator than seven (7) day* prior to tha proceeding at the address gl van on this notica Telephone (407) 22242J0 fxt. 4272; I 400-9551771 (TD O I or 1 *00-9351770 (V), Via Florida Relay Service Publish October L IS .» 2*. 19*5 D E I 7* L e g a l N o tic tt IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O P T N I IIB M T IB R T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT, IR A N D FOR B E M IN O L I COUNTY, FLO RIO A CASE NO. 9S-I7430R-42L IN R E : TH E M ARRIAGE OF: D A N V IL L E N. LEWIS. Petitioner/Wife. AD O LP H HOBBS. Re*pand*nt/Hu*band N O T IC I OF ACTION T C : ADO LP H HOBBS IN S HOW ELL BRANCH RD.ftoa M A ITLA N D , FL 1X711 Y O U A R E H E R E IY NOTI­ F IE D that a Petition tor Dis­ solution ef Marriage hat bean tiled againaJ yaw. and lh*l you are required to serve a espy of your Response or Pleading to the Petition upon tha Pali Honor's attorney: DAVID D. CANNON. T H E LAW CLINIC. Casselberry Oak*. 101 Sunnytown Rd.. Sulla 101, Cassel­ berry. FL 127*7, and fit* the original Response or Pleading In tha otlice of Ih* Clark ef tho Circuit Court, an or before Ih* tath day of November. A D . IftS. If you fall to do so. a Default Judgment wilt ba taken against you tor tha relief de m e nded In the P*tltton. D A T E D at Santord. Seminole County. Florida tots lllh day ol October, 1f*S. AAARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U ITC O U R T B Y : Tammy 6. Ryalt Deputy Clerk Publish: October IS. 22.7*. and November 5,199) D E I 147 FAX TOUR CLASSIFIED 40 TO US ANYTIME M Y OR NIGHT! 407-323-9408 For convenient and economl C*l advertising, nothing beets the Santord Herald Fa» us your ad lo the Classified Dept end Include Ihe following In lor motion: a Billing name, address, and ptiooe number aContact name and phone number lor ad vertlication * Start date 0 Hum ber of days you would Ilka your ad lo run It you have any questions, please cat! Ih* Clasiltisd Advertising Department at 122-2411, Monday Frld* y. 1:00 S :X 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild Cere A Q U A L IT Y Childcare. Pre school Itarnlng, Cempvtsr, nurse on stilt............ 124-1942 C H ILD CARE IN MV HOMI. Reasonable rates, fenced yard MON.-SAT. 121 45)1. C HILD CAR E IN M Y HOME. Q u a lifie d pre-school teacher. Ckrtsiiaa tar* environment. R EP . 322 4929or 32* 19*4 CHILD CAR E. M Y HOME, re* tonabl* rales, hot lunches. 321 1519 or 527 49M ORE A T CAKE. OOOD FOOD, e * eO AYS .N IO H TS . W E E K E N D S ............. 121 4922. * HOLIDAY SAVINGS ENROLL NON!!!!! N O R EG ISTRATIO N FEE • • Ages 2 to 1 years * s MRS. M IC H E LLE ’S HOUSE 22174)5 M A R TA ’S DAYCARE, Baby’s tool Pre School! Lake Mary. Lto. 4594 7.............. .527 0094 N I C ! AREA, Osceola Dr., lov Ing. learning atmosphere. CPR, fenced y d . hot meals Ret* .143 wk l i t 4700 Q U A L IT Y CH ILD CARE, loving home, pre school benefits, lull or part time 127 5177 35— T ra in in g A Education H E A L TH C A R E TRAINING 'PHLEBOTOMY *H0ME HEALTH RIDE 'NURSING ASSISTANT/CNA *CNA lo b«comg HHA Day. Evening or Saturday Classes (407) 644-6494 V N A R E S P I T E HEALTH CARE EDUCATION PERSONAL SPANISH TUTOR IS yeers eiprnenc* Please call.......................... 524 2)97 43 — L e g a l Services IN TH E CIR C U IT COURT O P T H I EIG H TEEN TH JU O IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. 9S-MI4-DA 47 A IN R E: Tha Marriage ol CARLOS E . RIOS. Patlltoner/Hutband M AR IA RIOS Re*pond*nt/Wlto N O TICE FOR DISSOLUTION OF M A IR IA Q I T O : M AR IA RIOS Address Unknown YOU A R E HEREBY NOTI F IE D that a Petition tor Oil solution ol your Marriage ties been Iliad and commenced in this Court end you are required to sarva a copy ot your written detenses. It any. on NERY G. W IN TE R , ESQ.. Attorney tor Petitioner, whose address Is 407 Woklva Springs Road. Suit* HI. Longwood. Florida 12779. and whose telephone number Is (4071 *454400. and tile tha original with the Clark ot the above styled Court on or before NO V EM B ER 9th. 190S, otherwise* default will be entered egainst tor Ih* relief prayed tor in Complaint or Petition lor Dissolution of Marriage. Thi* Nolle* shall be published once each week tor tour (4) consecutive weeks In SANFORD H ER ALD MARYANNE MORSE. C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T By: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Publish October 4.15. 22. 7*. t*M O EI 7* C A F FO R D A B LE Paralegal. Inc. Adoption, divorce, wills, cor poratlons, etc 7 days 1)7 *474 55— Business Opportunities BUSI NESS O PPORT UNI T Y! If* Your Fufurel Eipanding co. needing 4 5 motivated In dividual*, full or part lime post tons now available Far appewtment i » tips LOCAL VENDING ROUTE *3500 00 a/wk potential Mull Sell! 0X493 4345 V E N D IN G FANTASTIC NEW P R O D U C T . 400N protlts 41700 wk potential F HEE CONI 1 100 74* 5354 7 1 - H e l p W anted W A N TE D : SENIOE40VER 15. Jab Placement. 423-1JJO, F L. Area Agency an Aeine ABOUT MAX ING MONEY! Avan sells basil I 322 4323 er i n MSI ACCOUNTANT A/ R, A P. Payroll PT. 10am 3pm Establi shed he l i c op t e r co Sanlord. airport Resume to: >AI. P.O Bee 9514**. Lake Mary. FL 317*4 1*4*er FAX 314 411) ACRYLI C APPLICATOR) OT TRAIN SU/Hf. Labor, m g m t , owner opera tors needed local work *1) 977 714a A C T NOW I AVON! I *00 741 AVON 24 hr MolUn* A C T NOW I AVONI He deer to deer Ind Sales Rep laisdi. 331-1113 er 10*1143144 i A �m Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, Octobar 2B.190S - 71— HalpWantH 7 1 - H > lp W n M T I-H tV W m m i M R W i ll X R H l d d a n L a k a i a ra a , 1 tehool aga children. day* a a n w ia r r . p m iw . HIRING ..... m h m m . Will Train Local Renaflte JS TO M S R S V C .....H U S K Y * . No Exp toa td ToHIrt A/OR KEYB O AR D PLAYER PART TIERS POSITION TO D I R E C T C H O IR R H a d cSHdraWamatlaactMfy. ST. P IT E R 'S EPISCOPAL. U R HANOI ■ ITO P P AYI | M olt Lev* Outdoor* Bonatlli File- Data E n try IP Kay U 00 Hour Whan Farm Mofttond-Longwmd Laka Mary CNiTOMY Conerata, tool! A trom parto lion naadad............ . s t a r t • # ear-M attel* • equip- wins CO L. HAZMAT •n d orsom on l*. C a ll Cana PW T T IM M M L H O I meet ba abto to lift SR toe. CaN Immediately.. II. N O M E T Y P I1 T 1 . PC M art lanrlcaPAald. Earn up toward t S .M toward child cart, up la M toward driving. Start ot M OOper Mr. T O !...... M1-PHS • DELIVERYDRIVER KFFITIKPUSOft UTUfT MTT0FARTS tTsac D R IV E R S JOBSELECT. INC >EMRESULT! ONLY 1100 Soaka M thm # tarvar*. cooks, a n d d lih w o t h t n . Rlaata aM llaaM M a* a| IfMI EppiftjnEri l mUa Saadi at Mary Mad. an a Rd. Drug fraa work pro employ monl dr«S screening required_________ N E E D E D . No experience n a c o ta ry , IlH IIM / w a a t . Part lima avanlng* arallabla. P a id training, tailing »P lira paaata. Call: VU870 Naadad Naal NO aaparlanca n a c a tta ry , | J0 X 4 . Train tocatty. i - w n p - n w ________ MIVmHERN 14-146* with ostlgrwd tRuly. Tap pay to lot A taamt. Jmon.. lyr. raltat. Pay far sharing. Orada wal coma. Ortantatton paid I n w /l y r. O TR /C O L " A " , i aaa maaaa tit. p e w . D R Y W ALL H A M M SS H O T A H E A V Y WORE M utt Kara Vehicle A Plwna __________a a r m - ii u ________ EASY M O N S Ya • a F T OR FT. Sat appt. tor naw attraction: C all:...................... aaraairn 1 yaars min. eoldwlng tap. at m ic ro tm all compananti. Goodbanaflttl Cad.... M0-MM E L E C T ROM EC H A N ICA L D ISN W AS N ER IS SERVER! A p p ly in panon at: I I I Greenwood Bird., Lata Mary *37 OfENIRGS ♦ELECTRO♦OPTO-MECHANICAL ♦ * * 3 SHIFTS A * # "la naadat COONS with entiling tocos1111" MR FLAO O LANE. Lafea Mary. Cor nor at 1/4 Laka Mary Bird. Exit jo................... e e tm e m CMU COMMIT S1M4 Mr. Will train. Hiring NOW) CALL m o w aar-maata. Jot SaNct. Inc. Only Faollee. CMPETCLEANERS nuuYsnoKi N oarp.uP TO M aam n. Saatonal......... DRUGFREE __________ 407 144toft_________ S E V ER A L Laka Mary, San f o r d . D ala nd A Apopka Eltctronic and Dafanaa Ca t hara rata load TRANSWORLD SER V IC ES OROUP to Haft thalr potlllont. Mutt hava axparianc* In any at ttw tol lowing: 'S0UNIIM *MOOTOUCH-UP ‘ COMPOffCHT t fC W a r r iO E GMrJ^M *0 F T K S P 0 U S M M O R I A T B I M I P I T I I Paid Vacation. Holiday. Madical. Bonuses end MORE I O P E N IN TER VIEW !! MsaOctSMi IM IM M T IIV D . 0AW T/F7 CRAFTS/ aKILLI/TRAOES ★ POSITIONS'* ★ AVAILABLE* L A R G E SANFORD Manutocturlng company It tanking Individual! who hava aiparlanca In any at ttw totlowing: WELDERSTIG/MIG S9.00-S10.00 PERHR. GENERALLABORERS $6.00 PER HR. 1ST AND SHIFT AVAILABLE O R IA T FAY With Excellent Bafwtlts Packaga to Includa M E D IC A L. For Immtdlala contldaratlon contact; TRANSWORLD SERVICES GROUP 407-644-9675 CHECK US 0UTI HHISIEIIS C O N C R I T I -C t M I N T Tap pay i ootaat. GfROUL LMOtftS H E A V Y LIF T IN D R IO U IR ID Apply- a t p l - M - F American r F art GENERAL SECRETARY • OM ! Ward/ lactl A iq+Typias-Ftllag-Copytog $749.00HOUR * sr M in im u m hemal Putt time wo (1 ) years 1 H U * L O C A T IO N : I IT A R T EM PO N A EIES. IN C N O P E R * a * * ert-NF-SPM * NURSING* ★ ASSISTANTS* JOINOUNTERM Must he willing to rocohto training at an approved WE ARB LOOKINS FOR: CNJte Who ora caring, motlvatod A want to bocamo part at a laat growing laam. Wa art a iUP EN lO R RATED. 114 bad thlllod nurtlng facility. W IO P P IR i • Pay Iwcraaaa Attar laka. a “ • Pa4d certified within t* day* ef smpleyment. Musi be ehto to prevlde at toast 1 utltlectory reletod |eb references. Apphr within: a* N . HWY tT-fl. D E B A R V . D r a B fraa .«£>« P A R T -T IM E , m m . Answer t a l a p h a n e s . Pl e a l bl e hours/tocel arse. He eoarl e n c a n a c e t s a r y . Call iaaa-47»4»aaEi»t.iuintid. PASTALOVERS TRATTORIA I I m Iim NYbi A P P L Y IN PERSON M 4 M L U M V H iIM L I0 ( I* hiring a hdl/Hma BWIUR lor mornings, laem-lgm, Mon./Frl. plus I* evening shifts letting >4 hours. F ixe s ce ll:--------- □ □uwosoriwnc # « fm ltm k * r M D 7 . M C tS S M T N ow Hiring. U.S. Cut tomt. Otf lean. ate...Far Into. Call i 111*) Tsa-eeie. art. im . t A m to llp m . Tdayt. LIVE IN HOUSENIEPER. tor 1 adult*. Flva dayt a waak. Ratorancat. Call B 1 « 0 ★ LOGGERS* Tap Mt cad cat- F U L L T IM E POSITION Irdthlft.Tpm.tollam. avallabto. VaaNtotor at aaca batotal. Apply within: DeOary Maaar, M N. Hwy 17/T1. Drug Praa Warkplaca. Miniftf Train#** Immadlata apanlngil Apply within: Plaa laprata Mart, TIPS. Park Aaa.. ~ R a p id ly grow in g Innovatlva. In c .. M b com pany currantly ta o k t a thlltod protm tonei to m a n a g a a challenging, light In d u ttrla l tem porary tarvlcat b ra n c h otflca In tha San lord a ra a . M u tl potota thong da t lr a and nacataary tklllt to t a r v lc a existing and tutura clla nta w ith exceptional cut to m a r tarvlca. Strang back­ g ro u n d naadtd tor P A L retp o n tlb llltla t. Intlda and out t ld o ta le t ab ility regulred. P r io r experience In a tarvlca in d u t lr y tu c h aa auto rental or reatouranta required. It you en|oy w orking In a latt pace, pe ople oriented butlnoM with a a tre n g lo c u t an quality c u tto m o r ta rvlca . and hove the am bition to grow with a d y n a m ic com pany, toll It a pre fect opportunity to ftourlth In a grow in g Induthy. A t ­ t r a c t i v e campantallan pa ck a ga Including lull dan. C OE . a n d aeiK plan. if m m ■ M O L L Y MAIDS* F u ll llm a re tld a n lla l cleaning. M F . P I U nifo rm ed Will Train. 7*7 HOF PHONEREPS EVENINGS 330430 T N I IAN FOR D NIRALO It looking tor Tetomerketort In toe EVRVING HR!, to fill several epenlngt. Apgty la penani H i N. P U N C H AVI. Mtw.-Prt. B iM -lilA ______ S E C U R IT Y O P P W IR JOS T rekrtg. Arm ed A Unarmed Braseep B A ia e ttoNiU NN RECEPTIONIST T N I O RLAN DO SANFORD A IR P O R T A U TH O R ITY ll accepting reeumet for toe petition of recepflenltt until I:M F.M . on Friday, Novem­ ber X I W . Applicant* mutl be able te attic lenity operate multi-line telephone tyttom, end ehouid have toe ability to type d e l word! per minute. Mutt be computer literate; experience wlto Word Perfect It preferred. Applicant mutl protent a friendly, patJtlv* and helpful attitude towarde vletter*. Applicant thoufd be able to act as an accurate end r a p i d c o m m u n ic a t io n •■change tor the Authority and must be able to efficiently assist vlstors. •pf.lkant mutl bo a high tehee! gradual* and mutt pastes* at least ana year at work experience. Seme filing required. Sand return* to: Orlande Saattrd Alrpert Attn i !•»** Pay P.O. S m ! I « lawferd, pl opts, t m w / r r w n . SMO/dx 1 y * y toeoa No Pots IbSCIM. COTTADE I P « M qutot. Near N th St. B laniard, toe pot*. M B WIT ■ PPC V .-R attos Landing on Waklvp Rlvor, clean. AC. 10447* 1/1 A P T V S P f CIAL -P O O L tW A S M IR /D R Y E R T R IE BASIC C A B L I*] U M E W , Range, Fudge. IMI ^ n i k plus wcurlty. CURRIE Sue at pasthigh schoaf training may ba substttutod tor required nprrlenca an a yaar hy yeer t a r t Knawtodpa at a rt abili­ ty to Intorprot cel lags pel k to* Nto ability to too ar genualton _ ram* M the Canpge. ility to gparato data and ward processing computor aqurp^aant. Iho abil­ ity to understand bath oral a rt written Instruction*. Good talophefte communications tklllt and totor personal totottons. Bo praftatont In Win­ dows ward processing and epresdiriaati. Dogroo in Other Systoms Te chnology or locrrtarlal Sclonca protrrod. Essential Duttoo: I) Pregersi ffe r ld d S t m - S l t f by pat'tlanr i m i m Equal Accats/Ei nlty Community' TBLEM ARKETHW i i T NOWOPEN C u rre n tly ta n k in g R N 't , LPtre. MtkA. F T * . D T *. ST., a r t RMITb tor tam e vtsMt In BumlPINiD ^WT^i ee I T w o a PLItSI PtoRM call Wbtto ta ectaduto an 1 a M N U t S lt L C/MA. I w «R »/X y *r. a ll kit., eppllII. K s s m z s r IS7 Sand Pina. 1/1. pppitenn e. gauge, ecm. H t t p . U N ma. W ATSOR riMFr* W IN T E R I P R I N D S . 1/1.1, Tawnhama, vary nice, up tq sctaali B " 1 «~ V Bdrm. i Slia/Wk. Flue _ e j!U 4 7 i i UTMOST! 4 LIM ITLESS Income potontlal. V A R IE O trilrit avollebto end Sots. O R IA T O IN IP IT S i Paid Vacation. Hoi Way. Bonuses wsd M O R I 1 tor maattoge. Irev•I. resource development, •toctlasts, argonIsetIon*, cam DELTONA. 1/1. CHA. back yard, M IS a month. M W w- IA N F O R D -L a k a M ary, i/ | . A RUIET# kit. E N e y .d W . O P E N INTER VIEW S: offkas. t ) Takes dktotton art propara* transcription. 11 Maintains afftca htot. form* 9:00-11:00 4 2:00-7:00 M m a n .M T K 4 7 9 update*, at Monitors end assists In the cal toctton ad preparation of Intor^natlan tor reports, newsletters end carratpondance. S> Parfarmt routine secretarial and ad­ ministrative support tankas This position rsqulrat evening hour* through P:M pm. Piesibto hours and days ar* alto rsqulrod. Salary It IIL4I1.W annually. Quail Had. totorttlod parsons should submit an application, rasuma. totter at Interest, transcripts (whan depraas ar* roqulra) a rt tottors of raltronca to the SCC CHECKUS0UT1 C O R V I H I I N T LO C A T IO N , cator TV. rqtrig. private antra ROOM FOR R EN T. Md/Wb With/dryer, peat, hauao prhrttogas- IIQP/Oap...... JSI-lllt. TRUCKERS SPE C IAL 11 R w t A bath. Ream la park truck) et....................J i t -m m 77— AportiRERts _ AO O A M n M M fU K . • F LO R ID A BA SED C AR R IIR • E X P E R IE N C E FAYS • NO M E E V E R Y P I OAVS • B E N E F IT A BONUS FLARS •RIPER FROd RAM MS EltMta id. Ptortda U T T b a m by town inker if, t t f l . R a t e r ta a a t llla n fU S C O tO R C An IquM Ac c a t e / E q u a l O p p ortu n ity Community Cal tope S IC U R IT V OFFICERS Full A F T avallabto. AR tears. Fraa unltorms. Ranatlts A vacation pay. Lie. RRPNIN1. a w i i e M W arte»M W .....E O i IS I X P A N D I N R A N D N IR O S OR tVERS TO RUN M ID -W R IT A EAST COAST. CLASS A C O L R BRUIRED Cal 1400474-9050 1/r N IC E L Y F U N N .. t bdrm .. overtask ing garden, utlllltot Includod. m - a t l f __________ SAMFOR a 1 R ED COTTADE w / fenced yard, privacy. b W ^ k . tNd/sac. 0041447 ctob D mad. C/HA. lamlly ream, gk* pthecii bach yard* No pal*. *771 -f *tac Rat. r*q After 4:. n t -n x SA N F O R D , 1/1, Rant, Mate pur chose, sale. Iton quell ting IA N F O R D t/i. S4d» month plus I4M deposit. Na patti C ad i-------•S A N F O R D V S . apt-, w/patla. C/MA. S4M/SNS. •S A N F O R D 1/1. apt., w/end. patio. Ip rm *. F p k .le W ^ N S • LAKE M AR T VTJ, I etory, w/tott. pool, no pots, nonvnohor. NICE ISM0S/MM • N O R T N L A R B 1/1 Condo, w/tplc.. pool. lake, leeie w/rttton. s n s / N i Veur jM SPQ TLB . n — A frtN b D R ts RD— N--------- I - A N 4 ■* * v n T V n W S IlB N / N ttTT CLOSE TO H E W MALL. River tide tends. 1/1. woeri'dryor. pool, locuni. new carpal. On II. Jahne Rlvor IMI'men. 4 tec...... ................. N l-e m . II. 4 bdrm. i bam. waif to wall n. ♦ IA I 1 M IL E S FROM N w R to R 1 1/1. porch, nks. ctoan, gasd loca­ tion, ft* pate lie s ma. 4 toe. Avail, lb a . 0041 ■os fw'resTwkiy Ym MinTMt Dsalil! On 1,2 613 Bedroom* Apartm ent Borneot n m -w w RIMJNITMANAGER 4 IC&JSTIRED M M S U F M M fS T M W C M C M IT ,322-2001 l1505 W.25th8trttt* Sanford H n rttth -fx ] » - S » , Tampa, PL mn-Hilar Im to (a u n t in / t . vohktos Quaflttod. Intoreetod portent should submit an a p p l i c a t i o n , rasuma, transcripts I whan degree* art rn^iCrWIli ffflir P mPTWi ■ju ^d ta^nPlCT FP1SNx. (F ReI ™trWTa^m SCC raqulram ante: W t TRAIN I C*R Immadlata apanlng.PULL TIM E OBF-MMIM JORSSJ Norrall Sarvlcaa-Mm Ntrtngl (W IIIH W EEO . ADA, Never a Feat P .o. Aaa naai. Dept- bat p patmaa OtoR ‘ tor* to Rto Irw d a B Pregraai •a d beaer a r t Program Drvetx m a a t r t a t o t a l ItP B l lorrad hut nat rogwlrod too Poo • Laagwaada lei-eeit 644-9675 material; must protective equip morrl, strenuous labor; urn al light and heavy l*ntocN*"d S E M IN O L E CORRMURITV 9:00-11:00 4 2.00-7:00 26W III 10. SHUT475 N1NTEIFMK FO N MORE INFO CALL) MrM Special contldarattono:6ntoot and walking cantldarabia amount at time; axpaoad to ‘ LPfl-------Cloan Room environment. E *c*l lant dexterity I A-I—>—— U ------- U TflllFr^ FTipUl ^VUnM Rrr volvlng cutting, trimming, co llid e COtrVSRtf RT t I S Brttnam IA N F O R D I paint, sat flp c.. W a t o r/ p a rb a g a In­ cluded. 1IM 'm an. 0*477*7*11. TAlRSt a apes. I l/i. N epatelC aR l Florida. IssantIal Dvttos: Stmlthlltod work In main- C RAC K ER B A R R IL N W Y lt W a a t/ M I I to cut R C N rtr n — A p ertm ew h U TTTW Tlllif^W t NwTt Laka A d a t Rdr m .. sett/mp lR drm .,!47g/m pandup A U S M T IS t FT /PT work H e ll ng-Mt-iaap CaR............ ....... operator's driving tlcan sa as |yu 44^ .f S154S7.MM. * M M M U M * COOKS 4 N S S C IS M l POSITIONS WATSON HKALTY. otflca Is nme Inte^hrlaneng fsr nawar axpariancod teal aetato PROM NOV. SOM— D M . M TaaW.beXkte. Appeyfapertm, Pi ndad by Tbs ttotoai PL Ptoaaacall: 407 m In SANFORD toss at training, write D C Hopbine. Dope S t m t , Ben m , Pt.XtorBbTX.P 0Mt. ^ d a a w ta d AAENCV IIIH IN A IIP . individual, aap Lkonoo pra- ELECTRONIC B fS n O C A F F K O M session of a n acceptable equivalency diploma. Two (1) years of reletod aiparlanca; good lodgement, knowledge el (4*7)423-11* r iT ASSIST........... TOR MY cun ee NO G w I T s Tee. C e / L IIT iP ) I I c a ........ I ll N t i l HR. W ill Train Start Today • ID tC A L ASSIST.... M itt ML Entry Loral •Sanafltt p o v i r i i I INCOME m u a l ip v le mlweto/Ora 7«7- i s r I S L E CO.............I l l N I I I HR. No. E ip ■Hiring Newt SEM IN O LE CORSMUNITV C O L L ID E M s a paeittoa latency N r a to ri Taxaa Rallnary Carp, mature parsen now to SANPORD araa Mutt ba abto ta Wand all day Ha a F a at atLl anawaad | M utt Lora Anlmali Will Train For tooling B growing, hvy. G round! Keeper Hot Call IPW SIT4M X Eit. A im RIVERS (LO C A L ) N it]H R . AM Clataat Will Train SERVICE TRUCKOfENATDR PERMANENT PAR TTIAM Win Train-Call tor AppO. COMMERCIAL LINEN tarvlca CHILD C A E S ____________ llR L IN IS m j iq m covntrt 7 1 -M »V W a »iH < 71—K rttW a w H i 7i— H t a w m u 7 1 -W H »W lH t < ■ X C B L L E N T e tte u m .n l skills, able to give direction A follow through. Long lerm cere experience necessary E X C IL L IN T U N E P IT I PAX Rate am I ett m e m OR A P P L Y IN PRISON ^kteqpdW ^fPteGodxi Perth ktetpRuni 1 17 ntr» k HUUMMRNUUH CARR CENTER 9 M M C U M V tlK * ft Join us at... y H T R Y With our nawatt tlora opening toon in Sanford, Steak n Sri is looking lor quality people with a craving lor variety and a hunger tor career advancement. Expanding by 295 stores over tha next five years, wa hava both lull- and parttime opportunities for: • Cooks • Servers • • Drive-Thru Operators • • Food Prep •Steward • • Administrative Assistant • We otter competitive wages and benefits deluding paid vacations tor both lull and part tune employees, plus excellent growth potential. Flexible hours and shtfls at* available! It you have the hunger and dnve lo realize your career potential. |oin Sleek n Shake today1Apply In person SAM - SPM at the RV reltor on eite at 40 Town Centre Circle. Town Centre Mall. S te a k hShake* 407/328-8300 CUSTOtHAN JANITOR S E M IN O L E COM M UNITY C O L L ID E bee an agostog tor a M l-tone r uTiXli - la Hto CvttodUl A isattortsl lerv kes. Minimum quel ifleaflent: Completion el eighth grade of school and on* (I ) year re la te d w o rk experience. Ettenflal Outlet; Ptrform manual labor In cleaning various college fartliflet. Special considerations; On tool and walking cwisldtratol* amount of lime; storks In confined areas, handles her a rd o u i m a le rla l; moves and/or lift* up to U pounds, mutl woar personal profoctlve equipment Salary rang* It SlXaat annually. Qualified, to ferested parson* should tub m il an application, return#, transcripts (whan degrtes are required), letter of Interest, and letters ot rtleionca to to* IC C Pertennel Cilice. 1*0 r«L red lie Ik I Off Rotor to p a a ll lo n l A U B e i e R C An E q u a l A c c ttt/ E q u a l Opportu nlty Community Cal toga_____ going to the ‘country' isn t asfarj as it used to be...’ 'We’re a little bard to find,' out you’ll be glad you did! JuasumLCOlOTl LIKEAPTS. i 1Wl'M-kittJ u ii . 330-5204 ■haxtm enl: Whord an A partnw nt Is morq than ju st a M acs to Livo ... S7/ ’s a J f o m e ! L ONLY A FEW OPENINGS! 25t0nOGBMODAVI, SANFORD, ft 330-1431 106-lto f �'w j IN • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida -Sunday, October 29, 1995 103— Housos Uwhffnlslwd / lin t IIS-Industrial Kontals______ MM DOWN • W H Y H IN T ? When you can own. (hit 1 Bdrm home, with CHA, n*w paint a carpat I A ik about HUO homesl IH e HHtlman » l « » 10S— DvptoxTrijtox / Wtwt SANF0R2. 1/1, A/C Qulat eree No patt. 1100 plus dap AvalldMtNov. 1..........M l 0471 t I M IH O ll mOM, 2/1. C/HA. carpal, te u lp . hit., inilda h w e jjC g e l^ m M k 117— Mobil* Hows/Wont ■ LO IR SPRIkdS e«f 477. 7 bdrm Irit lari MS wank. 1100 deposit, i n 1704 O FFICE-W AR EH OUSE. from 1500'mon. IMOsq I t . PRIM E location, comar ot aaA A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In Sanford JUgaabaRaatt^ •aaeaMi 117-C*mm*rcial ______Kontals __ STRIP I TOR I A V A IL A B L E 7SJ0 Sanford Ava. <00♦ Sq Ft. SlTS/Mon Agant: 27a *ar« KIT 'N* CARLYLE® by Larry WripM 111— Oflie# Spoco / Rant 157- m s to. FT.. Stora Iront. hvy trallic araa I SS/5 month m ja a s D A L M V A L L I V , anclasad parch, living roam, dining roam, oaf In kit., Wthwashar. dnpesal. ka maker rafrlgara tar. J/l. tan In each ream, utility, watA/dryer, t ear carport. SHOW M S I 127. 127-Storogo/Offico ______ Spoco_______ OUTDOOR STORAGE. Boati. RV. Equipment Fenced 4 lighted CaR 511474*_________ IS O O A L A IB O D A L . Pro laved, tbwia wtdsmabtla homes, m a NICE ttg W M W P H EN a itW M m 141-H omtt for Solo 111— Offico S p a /Wont OFFICC a Storage. 400 s q ~ t7 T up MOVI IN S P EC IALI 17*3 men. MI«H8or2M2SSa SANFORD. Oftke ipaca. UOO tq tt building total. 1700 iq It. par ottlca unit. I l l - 7004 ISf-Rool Citoto EXCHANGE OR S E L L your property located anywhere I INVaSTORS R E A L TY t t a m i s MIDDEN LANK. 1/7. Owner fin a n cin g Sl.tOO dow n tsas/mon saa.aoo m rori I'L L R U T OR LEASE YOUR ........ X make payments 4 da .Call tar details. AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES s S150 Security Deposit 141-Hsm ts tor Salt 141—Homestor Sato INVESTORS SPECIAL! 1/1'e Brick homa. needs work. B U T It's • BARGAIN at I37.MB. Hllllman Orevp Int lor............................. H H LANS MUEV, By I 1/2. tp k. u rn. parch, fenced yard. sac. system. 1020 sq. tt. Motivated Ssller. 2MI477 SANFORD. 1/M, iwar Hamltten Elem. Huge shady beck yard. M M N . Cites tg Powntonn Call ter Appt M ta m .________ SOME OWNER F h w g l f , | Acres ♦ Homo. MRRREMATB. m g tN s ris e p s i tfs m g, Lg VI. CHA. ring*, fridge, washer- dryer, workroom, fencad yd. OWNER ANXIOUS < ••*••• of | t 41 l*M •!/(>.J 143.000 323-3301 cul t it it net m : y i i i *»*, i i \/ 1 .)/ i HAM < v :> / KKAI IV LOVELY I ID E M ., concrete blk. home, with iunken family rm .l Fanctd yard! Hugo Oakit Naw carpal, coramlc Ilia 4 urn porchl Acrott the street from park! O N L Y UI.JOOI TERMS! APARTMENT I LIVINfl 323-5774 • NEW LISTING under 130 000 3 bdrm. 3 bath plenty ol space, large family room. Very convenient Lacattea an Oaargla Ava. BETTER HURRVIIt C R Q IX SANFORD. 1/2. F A M IL Y i C/MA, rsneveted, H I M Doom, MM/eson.........R M N . SANFORD, 4/1 1400 -f Iq. Ft. Fireplace. Ig. shaded lot. T L C i. sat.soo. m o a n . SANFORD. M L R ON R B N TII V I . urn. porch. Ftncad bach yard. S330 mo. 1st 4 last. UOO sac. (SaleU/.fffl. MS-4M0. STENSTROM R E A L T Y , IN C . DON'TMISSTINSOM! Clean 1/1 w/tully equipped kit., formal dining room. In­ side utlltly w/wather 4 dryer, enctaeed carport•control A/C. big lot Only................ LM.40SI iW / v t r bal 733 Slan t Harbor Lino Es t a te _____ 322-7W Looted I Bib SouthatLakaMary BKJ. onLakaEmmp.Rd. LakaMary . In c CSZTNOME! . Recently refurbished 1/2 w/ali appl. washer 4 dryer, eat In hit - lecated arrest the street freataperhl.............. see,MO! ___ NO DOWN P A Y M E N T , Far guallllad buyers I 1 / tq , In super condition, on largo lot. It you art currnatly on any waiting lltl lor a house. WR HAVE HOMES AVAILAR LEI Hlllimen Orevp Inc. Real­ te r............................221 t i n . . so. 10-5 SundayHoun tWrJ 32 1 -7 3 0 3 321-2720 *322-2420 LAKE MARY*SANFORD •In Out 39th Ytat* n v m When You Can S M B Pam a/a Oaks 482 P er M o n t h P & I . . . a f f o r d to b u y Mow Models Mow Open Prices limiting s i four mm • Prequalification Free of Charge • Closing Cost Incentive • All Block Construction * •Loaded with Standard Features Archil •Plant Lidgis •Cathedral Ceilings A Much Mori •24 Years in Central Florida «T 1 TT” THE 111L 21ST. R E IT O R E O . Charm ing. 3 bdrm., t bath, garage, tpk., O AK FLOORS. C H A . naw wiring. ptumhbiR. K M N 1/1. NEW LY RBkROOBLBO. Mutt sat I Bsc. t tartar home. In areal cand. near atom, schaai. U7 .SM. Call: M b tsaa 1 Lett/Sale D ELTO N A AR EA. I t Idaal tar mehlle ham* or homatlta, horse*. cattle, (arm Ing or nunary I Zanad agrkul tural. SI,fa# M R A C R E . Small dawn payment w/awnar financing.............. TO*-7i7im S A N F O R D , Laha S y lv a n , Lakafrant, Sacres.: W. I ACRES. OSTEEN. High and d r y . A p p ro va d ta r 3 hematites. US.0M- R M t lt . Ce-Op/Seie PINE RIDOB CLUB. Carsda. 2/2, utility roam. Raady la 1S7— Mobile MOBILE NOME CO M M U N ITY • ^ V E ifw r * rxYMOurrl W 68,900 •’ e 14X44.1/1 SpHttl FLEETWOOO. I4SOO aM XM V2SpNt.il D E S TIN Y , tplc. HOMO. e 14X44 V ltp M .W BROAD MOOR. tern. rm.. gtvaw. eM Xaat/LII SKYLINE. FL rm.. carport. U 4 IW S24X44 V2 W H.SOSKYLINE. w/wash dry, dlthwashar, tpk. yyO.OOO C A L L -H M IM a rM I-lT M t BDRM.. R EM ODELED. Naw bath 4 kit. tern, perch I 0410 dawn. 0140 month. 410HOP Ma l asWt Ua*la aHTtagsCaea a V I . Large Living Roam, Screen Rm., C/HA. Clean 4 Nice........................... u.40100 a i/ t, Patla. Shad. C/HA. ....................... - .............U.40S. • I d . i f voids, naadt tame TLC . OMNI ha B t r o i U d l R • S/t. Oeubia Wide Large Patla. Carport, Large MoaSar Bedroom. C/HA. Clean 4 Nko...................... St4JW.R0. • All the above are cash prkg. F I........— .............. NEAR NEW MALL 8 Innovative Designs rv ^ v* KITCHEN fr. WASTCP U -1 a i I -1 •Auer cl; m -• • i] - r l , # •NAT (IS l * 8e : pm «2 •3--or ■ i r - | UvihC Pw r* - r • »• -tor tawvf Ci« rOTCr, (NTtr ------ T 1 i1 I- j bW M .J 7 C4®iGC »« *• i j r - r •l -% • »r-i Open Daily 10-fl •Sunday. Monday 12-6 Closed Friday Visit O u r Pamolu Oaks rlar. runs but naads ma|of tun'aua. WW. OOP 222 7071 • tow TO Y O TA lagr*. Idem , in l i e . candltlan. IttK mlks. stwaooo....... (Same blemished panels) 1 - w x a rx ta r M NISSAN S*atr*. 4 dr., tltndard. Great liras. RUNS I MakaOftar!2»4S7t a PONTIAC Flrsbtrd, IIW 4 3.1 eng. 4 eyl Mach, runs gnat, naads kay. 0 0 0 ....... .124«* n F I­ W lD O tN d BOWN, Ivery. lira S, long steam, lace 4 pearls. CUSTOM SON 0 0 1 0 A malar cycle So you I Call h ra rn N - 1704 askkg uaa iaa 1014 115-l* # f » 0)ii1 7 1 ^ 5 T il!7 r a !f 5 h S M tn tp r ts bits I 004 4*44441 Cassel 111/ Cantary Cuddy cabin. tMn. I/O. * sk. FR E E OaNeery • R E ---------------------- 2- WASHERS: Maytag STS. tn cli 717- O f — eteie* 1-ORVBRt: KanmaraOTS _ JO R H W «E 4 -R M B U Y ANO SELL Oaad clean mad furniture A antiques, in shag re fln ls h ln g a v a il. LAE BY-SM AR T........MBdtW D IN E TT E A 4 (If. hrawn), setegen shape It. SI71 After him 222-1404 • D R Y E R , Kanm ara, goad candltlan. SIM firm . Call M l M il -4 New Scratch A Dents. New-Used appliancat* “ s tB H M •M ATTRESS A BOX SPRING. Owsen. Sesly pastarpedlc. astro Item. 044 i ........ O AK E N TE R TA IN M E N T cen­ ter SJM: holds UR la W TV. Matching speaker stands SM: CD B vldse tape haldtr UO; Baby's cradia >44 SIB ta w R EFR IG ER ATO R , STOVE A WASHBR/DRVBR. In goad condition. Call: 222-2714 U S E D F U R N IT U R E FOR S A LE. Drsssers. m irrors, htght stands, chain, tablet, hods. Raatanahlo prices. g u p R E T insl m-mas.______ I O — Tfto v fe to w / HmHo/ltoroo CAM COROBR, Magnaves I mm. Ilka naw candltlan. S22S »4 4 ig 4 1 Call In your gar ego sek ad by 12 naan on Tuesday and taka advantage at our special garage tala ad pries! I Call Cieaeihod naw tar dotailtl m u ll 2W Cummings, t sp., a: in c h . New it 221 Ashing STIWi OOO. nanclng. WF-kiBStlt rk IT. fi­ lm FORD VAN. Ic WB4 eyl.. goad work truck. Runegaadl m» WMtTt 1*0 FORD F*W. Club cab. V 4 tan. ladder rack A tael baa. 14.(00 » 44(7. Alto available matching b**t.04M4 M* ltd* Cantary Palamlaa. Cutty caMn. I/O. full canvas. trailer boat, very goad cand. 04100. 122 44*7. Matching truck else rn — Wootoltoley 222—Matkal W C H E W S-10. Naw meter and pdrts. Standard, runs gnat. ,OEO. 2142221 M FOO D FIM . 4X3. all power, everything wort 1 1 Good Ink rler. 01704.230 0044 •EBINWINO PIANO by i ag*rlsncsd teacher. M. 2M— VeMclos Wowtod AIR CONOtTKM/NssNn 24 TON central units — A used. frsmOW 04 407-227 *24*. BURGLAR BARB. Easy push Mrthsn^rtlnssMU^psr^usW. OLD A JUNK CARS/TEUCKS W AN TED . F R E E Neal away. I ear CASH. Tracvi n asssa CASH I N PAIOt Far leak Can. T r u c k s A M ls c .l Katp America Beautiful I.....B T H t t JU N K CARS W AN TE01 Runn Ing or natl Pay 04 7 days a COPIERS WANTID. t A Sites. Running or net. Will Imtrvmefits EL ECTRI C W H I I L C M A I R . goad candltlan. tor a CHILO. Cast ta*N Sett two. 2340743 AihtorKeyl4«rPavld FIREWOOD. Saasmsad sak. S44W • IriE Par dsllvary CHI:........................ 424-40*4. » TN E T I M I I Host • Christmas Psrty. SM P R | | ' “ .........Mt-OEW REN T A M FT. I haatl Balt 4 Ta ck k includadT It* Vs aday. 117 Full day I CaR I M TNOar Wt-ttt* IB M A R TIV A , IS M N Z far modem. 2M HD. software. tt.OW. Call: 222-MS4 LOCAL BUSINESS Upgrading 241— Rocreattonal Vthicio* / Comport CAMPGROUND MowbonMR camp tram coast to coast. RPI sftlllatlen. Paid SMM SacrlIlceSlUl Call I 00472443W • W A N T B D i t *01-04 Matar Name. Approx, i r . Class C. P ln a n c a d by o w n a r. Purchaser has axe. |ab. rst. Eve. only.................... 324721* LOAN fl-RANGER RIDES AGAIN! MUSTK ill VOA manners. Ml keyboards, praloaded programs. 11.000 Each. Cell Treaaai: QualityUstd Cart ft Trucks GoodCredit! NoCradill BadCraditl NoProblam! j iS7-l#D ftiw O eol» HU N TIN G LEASE! 4 IR A /N O T TU B ) • PERSON partabla w/aqulp. underwater light. Cadtr BAS I h a Never used. IM7S.4S7-I Bute*/Van* PR EIB H TLIN IE . KelvInatartW • BED. UngN Twhs Urn Em , mattress 4 metal frame. 44500 Candot1vac m -tlie 17/flBItlth* tat Chaaga Dope. 225— Tracks/ trailer '• W F ( sear. Ah t. STOVES: 1- W electric SW iP- W electric I t a ear I JVaim ott new electric t i ll. O N I STOP TIRE MOO. Tins W W B up. Mounted B Bat. MINCER MOTORS 35i:?3iS Directory of Services Heflm T o ta l 1,3 2 4 s q . l t 1- --------------• (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -4 1 8 5 Model C enter Homo ImpcovomtnT C t o o n t o f ll FLORIDA STAVE R S O tililB t all contractors be registered or cortlfkd. To verity a state contractors license ca ll 1 (00 141 7740 Occupational L Kansas art required by the county and -an bo verllled by ^ a llln g B n jIlA e iL T s ^ ^ ^ Additions ft WsgtodSHftf ’NEW EEM 004l ‘ M P A IR ~ Vinyl Siding. Painting, Doors. Carpentry. Concrete. 1734031 LO . ballot. CiCIlTOOO .- I i 1 ; OS.tea da w n -O W N ER NANCING) for limited time alo j 1 1 1I L lU t* n D E L T A 04 a door, VO. hunt *reat. aartect cand. hr^ks^s. tt.OWOBO. Ja«: MI-4010. 101* W O N T E C A R L O 310. FREEWasher, Dryer A Itofrtpnrtw -r ii I ] Pager Too g m REFEIOBRATOR. Upright w/ traatarr SLRCTRtCSTOVR BathSMBaach.: Homes/Site 4W-3U-44M Of 104WM 00 • DOORS. Closet 24"sl0" StO: Screen 2S"WT* SIB. 2224544 tSm. stgwB. m-mmf. _ _ 231— Car* m -W o E r if m A n o re f BEAUTY SALON EDO SALE. In SANFORD. | up A coming araa. v e n tu r e i p r o p e r t if s « MUSTUQUKMTEH 2 Military Sr *c Buildings. Brand naw. still crated. Must tall Immadktaty due to base cNs Inga One Is 40-ai will sail tor baianca. ( M ) tO ltM . l Aka. PINECRBITI JU S T LtSTB D t I f\ 1 l| M -l-fte n * - i « BUILDINO M ATERIALS ^ c ja g tit^ U ti. w w t i n l 2/4 ACRE 4-. zoned A C . 1/7, lanced, dining, (am., u rn . porch, garago. pond. S102.S00 R E N O V A TE D . Naw carpet. paint, lanced LSI.MO MOUSE W/Sep. Mather Inlaw apt. a atftce detached, fenced mlntcand.lt If.MO P R IFO R C L O S U R I. 'a prlv •tncad. carport. Sk.750 O W N ER F IN ., naw paint. carpal, tanca. carport. SSS.000 NIDOEN LK. 1/2. renovated, naw carpet roof paint, fenced corner lot. 174.300 US-Anttoee/Ctouic _______ Car*_______ ms C AD ILLA C 41*14 E L CLASSICO STK ertg. mN**. Ifl-BeiMtof ae'XSd'Xti’ waaSlow Will tall For Soto J p © ) ROAD CONSTRUCTION f ■ lf u R B IS M lD O N k .c J I makes B e lm . Save up to WK Nam Newt Wbrrnp»> A SIm I i i i b i i p OMMtE^rMfOtMEtlSOM SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS I'C ] lit— Offico Stffyito* ir r R n s r a s r r r Oftlco/comm., low rates. Ik. »7n0>ssasr741 il02 . APOLLO CLEANING SERVICE Comm./Res. weekly, monthly or one lima. 407 131 4744 HOUSEKEEPERS to III your every need. Just ask I 4445755. Since '■1774" Dona's Hshpg. Q U A L IT Y CLEANING Svcs.. Raasonabk retest Free ost. Rot, avail, on rogues!..244M17 T H E HAMPTON L k .. bonded. Ins., Satisfac tlon Guaranteed.......... 144m e Air Condltionin# Concrtto ■ RAND N (W 1 TO N C/HA cor’d Installed In eslsllng cen tral heat systam. itaeo. 4 lax Installed S yrs. warranter ASpStALT/SnuoteDrivewerT Myrs-esp. Froeesl Llc./lns. T A C Censlrurtten. 4747474 CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayno Baal. I Men Quality Opera ^ t a n in b a a b if jjjjj^ ia iM i. Bush HoRglno “ •USH HOOOINO. Light grad Ing. Raasonabk rate*, call tor estimate 122 S4I4 Iv msa. C A B IN E T S . D O O RS. gen. carpentry, drywell. Llc/lns. D 4 > laSoriors...... ........ M1-44M CARPENTER All kinds of home ropairs. painting 4 ceramic tile Richard Gross..... m 3072 Corptf/lntioiiotton ^ A O p I T - i d l L L O IR IC T M Otscounts Famous brands First Guotlty. Top Lino. Stainmaskr. Saxonies. Trackless. Sculptures SO ee installed Commercial level loops U T t yd ..... N7 1240000 " Dxorotlnfl ** W ANT TO EEDECORATB7777 But It Isn't In your budget? I con holpl. Call tor oppt. Creative Decor..........1747177 " " " I I k M c iI - MASTBN ELECTRICIAN Repair addition, comm/ros. L l^ f tS lE R 0 M e i^ ^ M ^ 4 7 S F ew co TTSHTT^STTSSSS: Custom Designl Free Est l We re oann Wkendl loaieos C o ililH FOW* ^ N m u 3 riO N M M rP A N ^ MOST INSTALLATION U7. BA. Lk./ix#. 407 0047474 _ itOMB IM pifcvEM EhTS K it. • Both g T il e s 0 Door Carpentry gWIndowstHsnd yman Service •Small Jobs Welcome Colli 777 747S Homt lopolrs " FAM 40ISPOSALS Dra,ni H70 Heaters-Fixtures-Swllchts Commodes Faucots-Ed. Lk. ^ S C M m N ^ ln C T 7 ^ J » 1 4 M . Loundry Sorvlct MARY S LAUNDRY SERVICE Will wash A Iron. Pickup A delivery, low rates. 2317104 Lawn StrvkE " ^ D n 5 !o M K jR w »c A t^ “ Yard B Tree work. Hauling tool Free estimate......MO 1172 LA W N S E B V IC E . Mowing. Edging. Trimming A Hauling I Freeest. Low Retest 11414*1 P r o w u r o C T N A n in o • U T t C LE A N Protosslonol* " proas, claanlng. call lor o s tlm o to . C a ll 111-4711 DUN R IT E houses, mobile honws. walks, docks, drives. Freeest. Ik./Ins........ m a m eSPRAVAWAV. Soft Pressuro Ext. cleanings Vka/MC. tree est. Llc./lns............... 1170IM S c rp p n 1 O lD M w o rk ‘ AFFO R D ABLE Screen a Folk! rescrean A repairs. Free estimates call....... SS7-17J lias C R n m l c T II r Mpsonry M A S O N R Y . N ow /Nopalrsl Brkk. stone, gloss blk N yrs exp Freeest..... M4-17I7 Keith Locksmith y «in tin i PAIN TIN G B Frees. Clean, dry wall repair. Wallpaper re moved. Over M exp.... ISA-1711 PARIS PAIN TIN G . Protsuro dean, spray, brush A roll F o p c o rn c o lL Jk n ^ fis a ~ A L L LOCKS • ALL BRANDSI Wholesale to public Local Installer Vise MC. Whalesale 14041143447 Paintir BRUN BLL PAINTING. II yrs. axp. IrTTOOatj) Comm/resid . carpentry, r t p o lr t . door hanging, piestoring 111 1171 T r p p liN r v ic D iCMOLS TR E E SVC Lie's. Ins" "Lot the Professionals do It ~ Free estimates........173 m s TODD'S TR E E SERVICE. 11 yrs serving this area Freaeshmatee ,....... 7344*0, U p h o ls fr y ~~ ^ • "* * E ^ 5 5 a !s !Ir7 ^ rs r . sofo boil Int. homo turn L infiQu*vjti 27U Today! Kn-eM s m m -> an r na kw ■ t i t s sue ,au isati r t v tee pme et l Lie Tew'aen— m « tt SOB Mormy. wnounl 04SS7JBS . BP Km— 1,1 *°**y*a______ BeurewseS naxos, lap eel wnubia F»kso suams k ssems— w a n " BUTCH'S T IL E SBRV U c li Yrs. Exp. Balh-KItchan re modeling .......... 407 747 0114 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 Lou> A s $41 P e r M o n t h . 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Sanford Horrid. Swford, Florida - Tuaadiy, Ssptsmbsr 39, 1986 b y Chic Y o u n g BLONDIE Stay on top of drug facts DEAR DR. G O TT: Can you Inform m e a s to the availability of a reliable listing o f drugs and their Interactions when taken s im u lt a n e o u s ly , w ritten In layman's terms, that Is available commercially? DEAR R E A D E R : There are several publications that supply the Information you request. Most m edical libraries contain the Physicians' Desk Reference, a compendium of drugs that Is updated an nually. The same company (Medical Economical also has begun publishing a companion text called PDR Ge­ nerics. Both these resources are excellent. In a d d it io n , "B e s t Drugs. Worst D ru g s " has been a popu­ lar reference book. Finally, d o n ’t forget to ques­ tion your doctor or pharmacist about d ru gs and their interac­ tions. T h e s e p ro fe ssio n a ls u s u a lly w e lc o m e such op­ portunities. D E A R D R . O O T T : I'm a 7 4-year-old p e rso n In good health w h o underwent hip re­ placement surgery In 1986. Now my dentist requires me to fill a prescription for amoxicillin In order to avoid possible destruc­ tion of the replacement due to the release o f bacteria from my mouth Into m y system. What basis o f fact or research la known for this surprising cause and effect problem from teeth cleaning? DEAR R E A D E R : Prosthetic devices anyw here In the body can become easily Infected when bacteria Invade the bloodstream and are carried to the artificial Joint, heart valve or other Im­ plant. Certain procedures are known to release showers of bacteria Into the blood. Such procedures Include cystoscopy (examination o f t h e b l a d d e r ) , f le x i b le sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy (to examine the colon) - and professional dental cleaning. Consequently, your dentist Is absolutely correct: You should take antibiotics at the time you m e d ic in e have dental work. DEAR DR. GOTT: If a doctor do es his own blood work an d cardiograms, shouldn't they cost leas than In a laboratory a t­ m osphere? D EAR READER: In theory, yes. However, because of high volum e, labs often ofTer tests at discounted rates to Insurance com panies. HMOs and even the ACROSS 1 Assort ot Now Msilco 5 Mulberry cloth 9 Undoes (poet.) 12 Over13 Bankrupt 14 Bridge of Sen Lula — 1 9 ------Wonderful Life 19 Leeve-----Beaver 17 Ooeht 19 Greasy 20 Ship's rope 22 Finnish first 24 Long time 29 Make a choice 29 Assumed 30 — monster 33 Monks 39 Winners' 3* Wscsln another chair 39 — the night... 40 Organ pips 43 Oresk tetter 43 Law dag. 49 Unheedmg 47 Was lofty 90 Courage 94 Medical auffla 99 Single part 97 Doga wegger 99 Cleric’s title 99Briterins‘s strong polnte 60 Shift •1 Compass pt. 63 Abstract being 93 Circle ol light DOWN public. On the other hand. If a doctor Is willing to m ake leas profit, he, too. can discount tab fees. 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T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) In the effort you expend. 211 Your skills as u salesperson could be very Impressive today. order to achieve objectives to- 7 CopyrleM im brHEAlnc. by L e o n a rd Starr ANNIE J iRl ' S H U T U P -IN ’ U a 7 £ N / ■VMNlt'? J-OT A PO/ST. YOUVf V ttn LIVIN' IN •\ r C £ A !T U * v :.. ...vjrnt NtEf pijmsonc T'5Tte* V00 AR0UNP WArr... Th ' pi f r a u d A n ’i— -------- If : PCINL- >00 L*V-j C0UL0 .MJtCf r t w e . . . r— U suaosgnoK. l * • • • * • * , a �m w m WEDNESDAY S eptem ber 27, 1995 50 C e n ts S an fo rd H erald • • m i n t t n itfo rt, l a k e M a r y a n t S a m ln a la C a n n ty t ln o a I t O t 88th Ym t , N o . 27 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Businesses lured to county In c e n tiv e s s w e e te n th e d e a l fo r tw o c o m p a n ie s By D Fettle HeraM Staff Writer W h i f i Cooking? E ver since the PUjrtmi Introduced popcorn at thetr (lrat Thankaglvlng. the popular onack has becom e an American tradition. Boy Scouts are sellin g the crunchy snack, beginning today, w ith the W h at's Cooking colum n featuring several mouth-watering popcorn recipes □ a*— -— S A N F O R D — A computer software company and a conveyor systems firm are relocating in Sem inole County from neighboring counties, thanks In part, to 9380,000 in Incentives from Economic Development Funds. S em in ole County Com m issioners Tuesday approved 9300,000 of incentives for H T E to move Its computer software company to a building to be constructed In the Heathrow International Business Center. HTE employs 200 people In Orlando with subsidiary offices In Franklin. Ohio and Arlington Heights. Illinois. The commissioners also agreed to allocate 980.000 to Conveyor Systems. Inc. In DeBary as an incentive to relocate the Volusia County business In Sanford. City commissioners have also approved a 950.000 incentive for the company with a second reading scheduled O cL 9. Aw ard o f the county money la contingent upon the approval of Sanford's contribution. Both companies sell their products on the International market. County m anager Ron Rabun presented the _ Ambulance service Park and flail • Historical matting ehangad S A N F O R D — The Sanford Historical Society . w ill meet Thursday. Sept. 28. at 4:30 p.m., rather than at the time previously announced. In addition to regular business, there will be a pUK ratlrai In M id n llU n n/lk w «»liu n flOSanford's s a C M l'. celebration In M recognition of the city o 118th birthday. M a y . Museum curator Alicia Clarke Will give a special presenUtlon entitled "Sanford 1877, T h e Gate City of Florida. F o r additional Inform ation, contact the m u se u m at 330-8808. .• - . • i Cities, county weigh merits of fire departments responding to calls YM C A offers youth trip L A K E MARY — The Seminole Fam ily YMCA '■'j b offering a full day (kid trip for elementary age ♦, students on Oct. 4. offering a solution to parents . Whose children will be out of school that day. Th e event la from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.. with extended hours from 7 a.m . until 6 p.m. available at no extra coat. T h e children will be spending the day at Discovery Zone. > Coat la 815 for YMCA m em bers, 920 for «aoa-m em bera. The fee Includes lunch. F or additional Information, phone the YMCA 321-8044. Sheriff to attsnd Midway mast S A N F O R D — Sheriff Don Eallnger will attend M idw ay Community meeting Thursday at 7 p.m . Th e purpose of the meeting la to bring m em bers of the Midway community together to dlaeuas M M as# jaaamgllMillO SCMf rtavtfuMFM Ika area. Crime <and drug prevention will also be discussed. Representatives of Seminole County govern­ ment, the school district and Sem inole HOPE w ill also attend, said public Information officer E d McDonough. H m M Staff Wrlttr A handful of vahlclas are parkad off tha roadway on Sanford's Samlnola Boulevard tarty Tuesday. By noon, thare ware at least 12 gone tisnm can still park along lakefront Herald Staff Writer Commission masting called *w *\' L A K E M ARY - The Lake M ary City Commlaalon has called a special m eeting for thta T h ursd ay, Sept. 28. The meeting 1s being called to discuss a number of drainage related Issues Including those In Tlmacuan. A lso scheduled Is the possibility of connecting Little Lake Mary to Big Lak e Mary. Sixth Strcet/Sem lnole Avenue drain age Im prove­ ments, and other matters. T h e meeting is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.. In the commission chambers o f Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Chambsr Buslnsss Aftsr Hours 'H LA K E MARY The G r e a t e r Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Com m erce will hold Its Business After Hours gathering this Thurs­ day. from 8:30 until 7:30 p.m ., at Central Florida Regional Hospital. There la no charge for admission to thla chamber function. For additional Information phone the chamber office at 333-4748. __ 88 ftim ttft 48,98 Mrrtti UM...9S M rtM i* rtiitM ■parte VwtSVWltfH Weather...... WerM......... S A N F O R D — They come daily, some with c a n . others with pickup trucks and even an occasional camper. They alt on Sanford's lakefront. some In the shade o f umbrellas, and fish. The area Is on Seminole Boulevard from the -A i Karsh* Today: Partly cloudy w ith scattered a f­ ternoon showers and thunderstorms. High a r o u n d 9 0 . Ligh t wind becoming east 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. northern end at Myrtle Avenue west to the U.5. H ighw ay 17-92 (French Avenue) In­ tersection. City commissioners were asked to de­ termine If parking should be continue to be allowed In the area. But following discussion doing thla now for five years, and they are doing an excellent Job n ow ." Brow n explain ed that with both medical personnel from fire departments an d ambulance personnel arriving at Injury scenes, "often, the fire people, knowing that the ambulance people are on lheir way. m ay have a tendency to hesitate or hold back. Where If the Are departments were handling these calls, they would arrive at the scene, determine the problem, load up. and be on their way Immediately." Brown admitted he had no complaints with AM S (Atlantic Medical Service) operations, but he fr* □ 8 m A a ifcalaaee, F a g s 9 A New grads enter work world First class: Skills mesh in Academy of Construction Trades ■ y VIC K I I Herald Senior Staff Writer S A N F O R D — The first c la ss to complete training In the Academy of Construction Trades has passed through the doors Into the world of work. The Academ y of Construction Trades (AC T ) Is a consortium of more than three dozen area construction Industry contractors and trade associations and the school boards of Seminole and Orange counties. The education program helps prepare students for the workplace with both technical and vocational skills and practical application of academic skills. In conjunction with the adult apprenticeship program at Seminole Community College, the program la a full four-year one. The youth apprenticeship program Involves completing the first year of the four year program during the Junior and senior y e a n o f high school. The remaining three years are completed at SCC. Of the 19 students of the youth program who graduated recently, 13 were students at Seminole County Schools. They came from program s at Cops say boy, 15, to be tried as adult for attempted murder Herald Staff Writer C N o mat t er w h a t you believe, It doesn't change the facts. | vahlclas In tha a n a and tha lakaahora waa pecked with man and woman and thalr fishing equipment. SA N F O R D — Th e question of w h o will be operating ambulances In the local area In the near future remains unanswered. The Seminole County Fire C h iefs Association la recommending that each city and the county change from using Life Fleet Atlantic ambulances, to ambulances already on hand at the various fire deportments. The matter w as brought up for extensive discussion Monday afternoon, during the Sanford City Commission work session meeting. On hand to Join In the discussion were Dr. Ron Brown, m edical dtrectui of Seminole County EM S services, a n d fire chiefs from Sanford. Lake Mary. Winter Park. Lake Mary. Oviedo, and Seminole County. The C asaelberry fire c h k f arrived late. Cassel­ berry is presently the only muntcipaliUy not LO NG W O O D — A 15-year-old boy has been arrested for attempted second degree murder after police say he allegedly shot another m an In the mouth earlier (his month. Sebastian Salklnd. 20. of Longwood. w aa reportedly shot In the mouth on Monday, Sept. 4. According to Seminole County sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough, the Incident occurred as Salklnd w as sitting In his car. allegedly attempting to purchase crack co­ caine at the Intersection of Jackson and Merritt Streets near Altamonte Springs. M cD onough said Sulking had given a man money for the crack, but the man apparently had no drugs to sell. He grabbed Salklnd’s Lyman High School and Lake Mary High School. They will go on to SCC to continue their education while working with their sponsoring contractors. The graduates from Seminole County were: From the Carpentry program at Lake Mary High School: Q uentin Brooks. Jam es Brunsm an. Shane DeFreltaa. Danny Kough. Steve Mucutxa and Paul Simonson. From the Electrical program at Lyman High School: Craig Kelly From the Fire Sprinkler program at Lyman □1 Predators cheer thalr fans money, and when Salklnd pro­ tested. shot him In the mouth with a 22 caliber revolver. Now. Mosha Antwan Coleman. 15. of 607 Lake Mobile Drive, A lta m o n te S p r in g s , h a s been charged in connection with the case. Charges Include one count each of attempted second degree murder, aggravated battery, shoot­ ing Into an occupied vehicle and possession of a firearm by a minor. Coleman’s case was reportedly transferred yesterday from the Sem­ inole County Juvenile Court to the Circuit Court where he Is to be tried as an adult. He waa scheduled to make his Initial court appearance thla afternoon. Coleman Is being held under 925.000 bond in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Salklnd has recovered from his wound. H«raMS M ky » Mika McBass, co-ownar of tha Orlando Predators and receiver Herkle Walls want to Wilson Elementsry School In Sanford Tuesday to cheer on tha parents who work so bird to help teachers and students In tha business of gstling an education. The school’s PTA Invited tha Predators, who are committed to doing what they can to b t sure youngsters In tha community slsy away from drugs and stay In school, to speak to thalr members. Visits, such as this one, to schools are one way they are trying to serve as role models. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R D HERALD FO 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 322-2611 .. » 4* * * d J J J J J . 1^1,1 j * 4 4 4 . , t 4 y if I # # 4• , • •8 * , * ^ r * r t r *■ #• r •■ • • • ** « • .c 'U ^ «• .* #*A* J1- 4 < 4\4 4 * ri |# ** •* r ' / r ,JTy / el , * — 4 4 -4 J •i f •. -V 4 4 4 * 4J J 4J » �N E W S FR OM TH E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA Food stamp fraud Federal agents arrest 12 in 4 stat Imp#schmsnt action tutptndsd KISSIMMEE — An appeals court will consider arguments that Mayor John Pollet should not be Impeached for accepting Orlando Magic tickets from companies doing business wit!ft the ctty. Circuit Judge Frank Kanev on Monday suspended Im­ peachment proceedings until the 5th District Court of Appeal In Daytona Beach hears a lawyer argue the city charter’s Impeachment provisions are unconstitutional. The city commission voted to impeach Pollet for taking the tickets from an engineering firm with a $700,000 contract pending with the city and from a homebuilder w h o regularly applies for city building permits. Under the city charter, the city commission sits In Judgment of Pollet In an impeachment trial, which had been scheduled for today. Consumer confkfttnct Inctox ritss GAINESVILLE — Better employment figures and a slowdown In inflation helped sp u r a small rise In consumer confidence in September, a University of Florida economist reports. Preliminary num bers for the month show the Florida Consumer Confidence Index edged up from 92 In August to 93 In September, according to UP’S Bureau o f Economic and Business Research, irch, which complies the report. A year ago the Index stood at 88. 'People see thetr Jobs as reasonably secure, the cost of food and medical care la not rising as rapidly as It did and the stock and bond markets are doing OK." said UF economist David Denslow. The consumer attitude survey Is conducted monthly. Respondents are 18 or older and contacted through random telephone dialing. T h e preliminary Index for September was calculated from 1.000 responses. Statewide results are subject to a sampling error o f almost three points: the error for regional results Is almost four points. " Tfre government has the responsibility to ensure that these programs go for the intended Individuals and not to line the pockets of people that corruptly and Illegally use the system." Patterson said at a news conference. It Is Illegal to buy or sell food stamps for cash, but Patterson said the Investigation did not target people who sold the stamps to the storekeepers. Six arrests were made In Pensacola and the others In Mobile. Ala.. Biloxi, and New Orleans. The government also Is seeking forfeiture of millions of dollars in real estate and other property used In the alleged fraud. The arrests resulted from an Investigation Involving several state, local and federal Assoclstsd Press Writer P E N S A C O L A — Federal agents have arrested 12 sto rek e e p e rs In F lo r id a , Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana o n food stamp fraud charges totaling an estimated *3 million over the last 10 years. T h e suspects, arrested Tuesday, are accused o f purchasing food stam ps for approximately h alf the value and redeem ing them for full value, said U.S. Attorney P. Michael Patterson. T h e sta m p s w e re redeemed d irec tly through three stores owned by defendants In Pensacola and one each In Biloxi. Miss., an d N ew O r le a n s o r at other s t o r e s throughout the four-state area. agencies that began In early 1994 when i Informant Upped the federal Bureau Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms. In some cases, law enforcement _ conducted stings by u sin g under officers to sell stamps to the stores. T h e stores involved In the alleged _ were reporting food stam p redemptions l accounted for 90 percent or more of t sales compared to an average o f 15 to percent for legitimate groceries. T h e Tan Du Grocery In Biloxi w a s accused of frequently reporting average monthly I food stamp redemptions that exceeded reported monthly food sales. A separate 40-count tndfctmenf leveled the same charges against Ly e o n g and Sunshine Grocery o f Northwest Florida. 25-cent calling routes approved Extinguishing a firs Studtnts M m ctogrMt via computers Associated Press Writer_________ MELBOURNE — Students at Brevard Community College will soon be able to earn thetr two-year degrees by taking all their courses by computer. BCC Is a pioneer In a new association of community colleges and universities offering their classrooms to American Online users. The aim of the organisation. World Community College. Is to Improve the quality of education and eliminate the traditional costs of its delivery. College online is more than a good Idea, said Jacques DuBots, the distance learning director for BCC and Its Cocoa campus partner, the University of Central Florida. For some students, it's a necessity. Many students or college prospects find it difficult to attend classes in a college setting and hold down Jobs and meet family responsibilities, he said. This way. they can get an education without leaving home. In some Instances, students can get online classes while at work. HertldPhotMbyPNIKsfllMa Jury acquits mayor Sanford Fira Department recently demonstrated how to u st firs extinguishers to residents of Pina Ridos condos, 1500 W. Airport Blvd. In top photo S f D firefighter Tim Robies explains the TAVARES — A Jury has acquitted the suspended mayor of Mascotte on charges of assaulting the police chief, taking a bribe from a carnival operator and stealing dirt. Josh Thomas, suspended from office In August 1994 after his arrest, will ask Gov. Lawton Chiles to reinstate him a s mayor of ®e ! J L i w V ; Bald Public |££»T' Puh“' i&9 Ch0"f.HCUS‘0"*™ flooded i,hJf CJ* V i t a l VQRVfe l f i t y y c^ | U S . « n — w ay. 4 * functions of axtlngulshers to residents, Peggy Waethalle (canter) and Helen Scherrer. Lower photo ahow s condo resident Fred W saton extinguishing a fire. T A L LA H A SS E E - Regulators say nearly 290 longdistance routes will becom e flat-rate 25cent calls fo r Southern Bell customers, though some argued that will h urt competitors of Florida's largest telephone com­ pany. Callers w ill pay the quarter rate Instead of longdistance charges of I B cents a minute on regional c a lls su ch as those between Miami a n d Key West. West Palm Beach and Belle Glade, and Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton, the state Public Service C om m ission decided Tuesday. " i think you ar,. golng (0 have a lot of happy ^ pic throughm)t characterized the charges as "a smear cam paign" by political opponents, the police chief and others. A vengeful police chief, Randy Stlenstra. began an investigation because he wanted the mayor out o f office, Merkle contended. "The case Is a series of Inventions by the chief," Merkle said, noting that since Thom as' suspension. Stlenstra had received a raise, new patrol cars and a police dog. "W h o knew w hat was In the future of Randy Stlenstra'a empire?" Merkle said. "A n d Mayor Thom as w as In his w ay." urging the flat rates. Shrevr said. Flat rates start Jan. 1 . T w o m em bers of the fivemember panel voted against Southern Bell's proposal, which had been opposed by a PSC staff recommendation. Long-distance com panies such as A T & T and MCI said their ability to compete In the regional toll-call market would be hurt by granting Southern Bell the lower flat rates. The PSC staff said earlier thla month all but 70 of the flat-rate routes should be rejected. "W e are In effect taking those routes ou t of the competitive m a r k e t ." aatd Commission Chairm an Susan Clark, who voted no along with Commis­ sioner Diane Kiesllng. "This Is trying to get money b a c k In the h a n d s o f the ratepayers," argued Commis­ sioner J o e Garcia, voting yes along with commissioners Terry Deason a n d Julia Johnson. "The reduction o f these rates Is what people w a n t." Man linked to murder kille M il TAM PA — A m an gathered his family In the predawn hours, told them he had killed a woman and intended to take his own life. Then he left and fired a bullet Into his head. Dtosadado Cano. 43. killed himself as Pasco County detectives gathered evidence Unking him to the Sept. 18 slaying of Mary Schutz of Wesley Chapel, about 30 miles northeast of Tam pa. The naked body of the 33-year-old mother of five w as found near a vacant business park. She had five bullet wounds In her head. Investigators said Monday. Cano, a Vietnam veteran, suffered from schizophrenia, said his daughter M ym a Cano. 21. "W e pleaded with him ." she said, recalling how the family reacted In horror when he told them of his plans. From Associated Press report* L O T T IR Y MIAMI — H ere are the winning num bers selected Tuesday in the Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy 5 22-5-24-25-26 Wsdnstday, Sbptambsr 27, 1909 Vol. a*. No. 27 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Haratd, Inc. 300 M. French A v e , Sanford. Fla. 13771 Second Cl.cc Postage Paid el Sanford, Florida and additional mailing otlieee Poetmaet.r: Sand addraaa changce to THE SANFORD HERALD. F O Boe tM T. Sanford, FL 12772-1**7. Sobecnption Ratat (Dally A Sunday) Home Dal I« try Had 3 Months SIS SO *24 00 • Montha s w oo *aa 00 I Year *7*00 It* 00 Florida Reetdanie muet pay 7% eelae lae In addition to raraa shove Phono (407) 122-2*11 TH E W EATH ER Il o c a l p o iib c a s t Today: Partly cloudy with scat­ tered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High around 90. Light wind becoming east 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Tonight: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low tn the lower to mid 70s. Light east wind. Chance of rain 20 percent. Thursday: Variable cloudiness with scattered show ers and thunderstorms. High in the up­ per 80s. East wind 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent.Friday through Sunday; Variable clouds and breezy with scattered to locally numerous showers and thunderstorm s. FLORIOA T1MP1 C ity DaytmiuHcach Fort Myers Gainesville Homestead Jacksonville KcyWest Lakeland Miami Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa VeroBcach W.PalmBeach NATIONAL TIMAS BXTBNDBD OUTLOOK I --------- * W EDNESDAY P tly s u a y 9 1 -7 4 F V 'A ,------------- THURSDAY V blycldy 8 7 -7 4 MOON PHAMS • NEW Sept. 24 f ) FIRST Oct. 1 K j) \3 FULL O ct. LAST Oct. 16 8 Hi Lo Pet 92 73 .03 93 75 .95 83 74 .11 D s j t o s s Beech : Waves arc U 89 81 00 88 71 .25 lo I feel und glassy. Current Is 88 8400 running to the south with a 93 73 00 water temperature of 81 degrees. N e w S m y rn a Beach: Waves 91 81 00 83 68 tr are I to 2 feet and a smooth. 90 75 00 Current Is running to the south 82 73 1.60 with a water temperature of 82 90 77 00 degrees. 90 73 tr 91 77 00 BBACM CONDITIONS r \jvv------------1 FR ID A Y V b ly c ld y 87-74 SATURDAY V b ly c ld y 87-74 TIDBS W EDNESDAY: S O L U N A R T A B LE : Min. 7:50 a.m., 8:25 p.in.; Maj. 1:40 o.m.* 2 :1 0 p.in. T ID E S : D a y t o n s B each : highs. 10:34 a.m.. 10:50 p.in.: lows. 4:05 u.in.. 4:44 p.m.; N e w S m y rn a B eech : highs. 10:31) a.m.. 10:55 p.m.: lows. 4:10 a.m.. 4:49 p.m.; Cocoa B eech : highs. 10:54 u.m.. 11:10p.m.: lows. 4:25 a.m.. 5:04 p.m. SUNDAY V b l y c ld y 89 -7 8 STATISTICS The high tem p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday was 93 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the p e rio d , e n d i n g at 9 u.m . Wednesday, totalled .OH Inches. C S u a a e t................... 7:17 p.m. I! S un rise..................7:16 a.m. BOATING S t A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r In let — Today; Wind s to sw 10 lo 15 kt. Seas 2 lo 4 ft. Bay and inland waters u moderate chop exposed areas. Scattered show­ ers and tstms. Tonight: Wind becoming e lo sc 10 to 15 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scat­ te re d s h o w e r s a n d t stm s The Ultra Violet Index IUVI) 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 Tempefaturae Indicate prevtoue -* high end overnight low to I Mpm. El ctty HI U Pri Atlanta 7. 4) Boeton 40 m n Cher lofts.N C 71 tl .14 74 M Chicago 74 U Col umbue, Ohio 73 44 Concord. N H tt tl .34 Dsllae FI Worth 73 » 7] 43 Dee Mo,nee 71 Detroit 73 Flegetett 71 Grand Replde 74 Greet Falla 71 Greeneboro.N.C. 74 Hartford Spgfld *t 73 31 Juneau J7 47 KeneeeClty 73 47 Lae Vegae *1 4* Little Rock 4* 33 Loe Angoloe 7* 43 Loullvlllo 74 U Momphle 74 33 Milwaukee 74 SI Mple 51 Pout 74 42 Naehvllle M S3 New Orleene N 71 New York City 47 3* Nor folk. Va. 74 44 North Pletto U 33 Oklahoma City 43 Philadelphia 40 73 Reno 43 Richmond 40 Sacramento so Si Louie 33 Salt Leko City 40 SenDiago 44 San Franclaco 33 San Juen.P.R 77 Santa Fo 44 Shreveport 37 Sieve Fail! » Spokane SB �Sanford HsrskJ, Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. September 27, 1995 - s * Number of new HIV cases in U.S. infants levels off POLICE Burglary reaohred John L K e e c e . 2 4 . o f 137 Des R oar Lane. _ toctfod by deputies in the 3600 block of L a k « _____________ Monday. Deputies h a d been fcmstlflrtlng a reported theft near hU home, also on D e s Ptnar Lane which reportedly occurred on Sept. 21. Deputies reportedly received a c a ll r e s i d i n g a suspicious person aeen on Lake K am a Rood M onday pushing • baby stroller with tw o VC R s In It. Following hto apprehension and an tmrestigstlon. the arrest report Indicated that Neece not only confessed to th e S e p t 21 burglary, but a ls o told deputies he had taken the baby atroOer and VCRa from the same residence Monday room ing. in connection w ith the two incidents, he w a s charged with two counts o f burglary to a structure, two counts of gran d theft, and one of dealing in stolen property. A C C W t iH Longwood police arrested Patton Floyd Eggerichs, 28. of 2100 Hartwell Avenue. Sanford, following a n auto accident Sunday at the Intersection o f CR-434 and CR-427 in Longwood. Police said he reportedly left the scene. He w a s located in the 200 block of Tullls Avenue, and charged with leaving the scene of an accident with injuries, careless driving, and Having no proof of Insurance. T rw p m ln g Franco Fey. 37. w h o gave his address aa 142 N. Hollis Street. Lake Mary, was arretted by Lake Mary police Sunday. The arrest report Indicated Fey had lived at that address, but had been told to leave earlier, and had been Issued a trespassing warning. Fey wee reportedly located In the house Sunday, where police said h e apparently broke a w in d ow for entry. He w as subsequently arrested on charges o f burglary to a dwelling, criminal mischief, and trespassing after warning. Traffic stops •Cindy A. Marshall, 35. 500 W. Airport B lvd., w a s stopped by Sanford police in the 300 block of Airport B lvd. Sunday. She was charged with drivin g with a suspended license. •Raym ond N. Fontana. 27. of Deltona, w a a stopped on Lake Mary Boulevard b y Lake Mary police Sunday. He w aa charged with driving under the Influence. •E ric Leroy Butler. 31. 607 Sen Marcos. Sanford, waa stopped by Sanford police at Third Street a n d Park Avenue Monday. He was found to be wanted on w arrants for violation of probation on a conviction of driving w ith a suspended/re voked license, an d tolling to appear to p a y a fine. • Darren Stephen Outh, 28, 1287 Regency. Heathrow, waa stopped by sheriff’ s deputies on Lake Mary Boulevard Monday. He was charged w ith possession of 20 grains o f cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia. 1Madlcal Writer C H IC A G O — The number o f U.S. new b o rns w ho get the AID S virus from their mothers has leveled o ff to about 1,800 a year, governme n t researchers said. Despite the findings, doctors said they w ere discouraged. T h e y noted that about twothird* o f the babies could b e ■pared from the disease If their m others w ere treated with the d ru g A Z T during pregnancy. "W h a t It really says to me to that there la a continuing pro­ b le m w ith H IV Infection In ch ildren ." said Dr. Susan F. Davis o f the Centers for Disease C o n t r o l a n d P reven tion In Atlanta. M ore than 15.000 youngsters were born with HIV. the virus that causes AIDS, between 1978 and 1903. Davis and her team reported In today’s Issue of The Journal o f the American Medical Association. T w e lv e thousand o f those children w ere still stive at the beginning o f last year, all need­ ing m edical and aoctol care, and m any destined for foster care because their mothers will die o f AID S . D avis and her tesm said. In 1903, 6,530 HIV-Infected wom en gave birth in the United States, an estimated one-fourth o f th e m in fe c tin g t h e ir n e w b o r n s , producin g 1.6 30 HIV-Infected Infants that year, the researchers said. fewer than tn 1002 — when 1.750 Infected Infants were bom. In 1901. 1.700 w ere bom . In 1090.1.800 w e re bora. And In I960,1.590 were born. they don’t know they're HIVInfected, and that’s because they haven't been offered H IV test­ ing." said Sullivan, who w a s not Involved In the C D C study. T h e reason for the leveling off after 1989 Is u n k n ow n , the researchers said. Possibly It w a s due to decreased fertility am ong Infected women, or to an in­ creased number o f abortions am ong them or to a leveling off o f H I V I n f e c t io n s a m o n g childbearing women, the re ­ searchers said. Sullivan supports mandatory screening and also a resumption o f the CDC's nationwide testa of newborns to track the Infection rate. The agency suspended that testing this rarin g after protests that the results w e re kept secret from m others o f the tested T r e a t in g Infected w o m e n d u rin g pregnancy a n d their newborns afterward w ith A Z T reduced the rate o f mother-tochild transmission by two-thirds In a recent stu d y , th e r e ­ searchers noted. " I think It's incredibly impor­ tant that It continue." Sullivan said. “It's the on ly w ay we're going to find out if we're doing our Job.” A l l YOU CAN CAT a fo u r 2 8 rtiis / u o u a / & BINOO SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 4 P.M ..1 P.M. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER TICKETS- 15.00 Benefit Lions Sight Programs Are You Being Ifeken For Granted? T h e y called attention to re­ cently Issued CDC guidelines urging all pregnant wom en to get HIV testing and counseling so that treatment c o u ld be s t a r t e d an d I n f e c t i o n s in newborns averted. D r. John L. Sullivan, a re­ searcher o f AIDS In n ew born s and a pediatrics professor at the U n iv ersity of M a ssa c h u se tts Medical School In W orcester, said the study is consistent with trends tn hto state. " W e know that a majority o f (Infected) women are not getting access (to treatment) because TNnk about It. Our traffic court it way up... cur talas am way up... and W * A * Haatfng More and N o n Psopto [m Greaterand O ral* Distance* You figureit out... wt must be doing something rightt K aiser P0NTIAC-BU1CK-GMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd., Deland DUAN0SS47SMM1 • DAYTONAM*lf74MS • OMANDO 40741S0MI 10CATID At TK COftNMOf WWY T7-97SHWY ISA’ Target has a Warrants pharmacy? •Bridget R. Nelson, 26. 105 Sterling Court, Sanford, was served a warrant a t the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Monday. She was w anted for falling to appear on a charge of driving with a suspended license. •B illy Joe Humphreys, 29, 5R-415. Osteen, w as located by Sanford police at U .S . Highway 17-92 and State Street Sunday. He was wanted fo r falling to appear on a ch arge o f having a suspended license. •D an n y Austin Johnson. 38. 2212 Mitch Court, Sanford, waa located by deputies at W . 25th Street a n d Hartwell Avenue a wanted for violation o f yrobsllco on a dith. 48. 1727 First Drive. Hanford, w a s located by deput^ a t ^ f lr a t Drive near Burrows M onday. He [t o appear to pay a fine. Domestic Terry Lynn Endlcott. 35. who aties aatd refused to give address. waa arrested in the 300 block o f Poinaettla Drive an address, Monday following a reported altercation w ith her mother and other relatives. S h e w as charged with battery, domestic violence. Sanford polico reports • A TV, camera, and other Items with a total value o f 1750 were reportedly stolen Monday from an apartment in the 8100 block ofStonebrook Apartments. • A CD player, T V set and 910 in cash, fo r a total value of 9425. were reportedly token Thursday from a residence In the 400 block of Palmetto Avenue. • A n estimated 2 0 feet o f copper cable, valued at 9500. was reported stolen M onday from a Southern Bell construction site near the Intersection of Upsala Road and Dogwood Road. • A 91.300 air conditioning unit was reportedly stolen of Monday from a hom e under construction In the 800 block f Valencia Street. Vlolonct c i m i •Jeffrey Bernard CampbeU. 33. of 22 Lak e Monroe Terrace, w as located at W illiam Clark Court Friday b y Sanford police, where he reportedly had a dispute with another person. He was charged with aggravated battery. • Felicia lC B rc w tn g to n . 22. 1124 RoaccUIT Circle, was located In front o f her residence Thursday by Sanford police following a reported dispute with her husband. She was charged with aggravated assault, domestic violence. •Victor G. G raham . 20. 1608 Peach Avenue. Sanford, was arrested at his residence Sunday by Sanford police following a reported fight w ith a female. He was charged with aggravated battery domestic violence. . . . . • Harrell Robert Rawlins. 33.382 Bentway Lane. Lake Mary, was arrested S un day by Lake Mary police at his residence as the result of a reported altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. feel Retail tln fU • Robert N. Maloney. 53. of Casselberry, w as arrested by Sanford police Saturday at a store In the 1500 block of French Avenue. Officers said he la believed to have taken *0 .0 6 In food products without paying. He was charged w ith retail theft. •G ary Willard Williams, 41. whose address w a s luted as Fifth Street and Palmetto Avenue In Sanford, w as arrested at a store In the 10O block of E. First Street by Sanford police Saturday. Police said he U believed to have taken two 49 cent packs of donut sticks from a store without paying. He was charged with retail theft. better already. 1/ Sole 100-ct Becton-Dtckinion Ultro Fine lyringe* T h e first thing our pharmacy does is ease your mind. It's a place you can always find fully trained, professional pharmacists when you uBBflfflE need them. They're quick with prescriptions, faster with free advice and very reliable. In fact, you can expect them to send written instructions Don't Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget Shop our classified pages for the rental home or apt. just right for you. S a n fo r d H e r a ld ALCOHOLSNHS hom e with every prescription. Stop by some­ time, even if you're feeling fine. You can check JSSfr out that little store we're so attached to. Sate 100 ct Becfon-Dickimon alcohol swob* 50-d Accu*Check Advantage diabetes test strips Soli Accu Check Advantage diabetes care kit EXPECTMORE PAY LESS. Advertised sole pacesgoodthroughSaturday. Sepfrmbef JO. I99S 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 -t r e* - �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, Saptamtwr 27, 1998 Editorials/ Opinions JOSEPH PERKIN S (usps aai-290) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Lacy It Loar •Editor OdMM H. PuQh. Business ktonaoor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months........................... $19.50 0 Months............... $39.00 1 Year . ..............................$78.00 Florida Rosldonts must pay 7% salt* tax In addition to ralta abova. EDITORIAL A w is e d e c is io n M any peop le lo ve to fish. T herefore, w e a re certain m a n y a r e pleased with the r e s u lts o f a discussion r e g a r d in g lakefront fish in g d u r in g M onday a fte r n o o n 's S an ford city c o m m issio n w ork session. There h a d b e e n a suggestion that p olice crack d o w n o n fisherm en p a rk in g a lo n g Sem inole B o u le v a r d near the U .S . H ig h w a y 17-92 (F ren ch A v e n u e ) Intersection. B e c a u s e o f parking lim itation s, fishermen fre q u e n tin g that area h a v e to p a rk thetr vehicles o n the grass north o f th e pavem ent. It should b e po in ted out that h a rd ly e v e r a re any of the v e h ic le s parked close e n o u g h to the street to b e a traffic hazard. F is h e rm e n a re not only nice peop le, but they practice safety an d ac k n o w led g e the rights o f others. Fishing is m a n y thin gs to m any p e o p le . F o r a large m ajority, it is sport. For o th ers. It is rest and rela x atio n . T h e re are also a fe w . w h o . because o f th e ir financial lim itations, a re trying to h ook the b ig ones strictly to feed their families. Fishing a lo n g the S an ford lakefront Is often done In g ro u p s. P eo p le gather w h ere t h e y see others. T h e y m a y believe the o th ers k n o w w h ere the fish a re biting, o r they m a y m e re ly wish com p an ion sh ip . T h ey a ll a g re e how ever, that it Is a n opportunity to m e e t friends and n e ig h b o rs , a n d socialize. W it h the com m on con n e ctio n be in g their fis h in g poles, they h av e a lot to sh are with o n e a n o th e r. Cal) it w h a t y o u w ill, bu t there s h o u ld b e n o doubt, fis h in g o n th e shore of L a k e M o n ro e can be c la s s e d a s one o f S a n fo rd 's to u rist attractions. * U * s t lo o k a t the license s t a t e s o f the v t h t f c w T E a n i U m W k M h o r*. T t w > a n from O ra n g e C o u n ty , V olusia C o u n t y , L a k e County, a n d often from out o f state. W h ile m a n y cities have o u tsta n d in g lakes, there a re v e ry fe w lakefront o f th is c a lib e r with the s e a w a ll o n w hich to sit. b e a u t ifu l scenery to e n jo y , a n d nearby s to re s If a person w is h e s to s h o p or g ra b a bite fo r lu n c h . W e have a n a ctiv e W aterfront M a s t e r P la n com m ittee w o r k in g on w a y s to Im p ro v e the lakefront. T h e y a re m ovin g a h ea d v e r y w e ll. But in the p a st, other sim ilar c o m m itte e s have o p era te d in S an ford, an d the re s u lt la w h at w e h a v e to d a y . W e should b e g ra te fu l for w h at th e y d id . Just as w e hope t h e citizen s o f the fu tu re w ill b e pleased w ith w h a t the present W a t e rfr o n t com m ittee w ill b e d o in g . In e n d in g th e discu ssion abou t p re v e n tin g fisherm en fro m p a rk in g off-street In that a re a o f S em in ole B ou lev ard , we believe the city com m ission acted w isely an d in the b est interests o f the citizens. It w a s a g o o d decision. W e a lso b e lie v e w e can dep en d o n fish ­ erm en to c o n tin u e exercising c a u tio n In their parking. L ate T u e s d a y afternoon h o w e v e r , o n e vehicle w a s seen parked directly n e x t to the yield sign . T h is Is a no-no. U n less th is stops, you can b e certain the matter w ill c o m e u p for consideration again , and this tim e, fis h e rm e n m ay not like the results. LETTER No Jet Skis, please Being a native Central Floridian my fam ily and I appreciate the simple pleasure of canoeing on the Eicon approximately twice a month. T h e environ­ mental agencies, local and statewide, have done an excellent Job on returning the Econ to a wonderful nature preserve. Recently, a new development is threatening the Econ'a serenity — Jet Skis. After calling all agencies that might deal with this problem It bolls down lo this: the fate of the Econ w aterw ays are in the hands of the local county politicians. I’m asking your help in trying to persuade the county commission to pass a " N o Gasoline Powered Motors" ordinance for the Econ. or establish the Econ as a "No Wake Z o n e ." It Is hard for me to understand why people are so Inconsiderate — messing up one of the few canoe friendly areas — polluting with gas engines an q causing wakes. It is so nice to have a place to watch the eagles and deer and other wildlife in their habitat. Instead, now I smell gasoline, hear tremendous engine noise, and the m ud Is washed into the river from the waves made by the Jet Skis. I realize that everyone has a right to use public waterways, but the Econ is one of the last wilderness areas in Central Florida that man has not developed and/or ruined. Jet Skis have a multitude of other waterways In Florida to pollute besides the Econ. which is one o f the most beautiful canoe runs in the state. Please give this your utmost consideration. Places like the Econ are disappearing fust. Earl Blackwelder Sanford Some lobbyists take taxpayer dollars "More children will be killed, more children will be ra p e d ." So read an advertisement from The Child W elfare League of America, opposing the welfare-reform proposals included In the House O O P 's "Contract With America." The league la entitled to Its opinion, o f course. But it is u nseem ly - if not illegal - that the tax-exempt organization blithely accepted more than $250,000 in federal welfare dollars between July 1993 a n d July 1994, then preceded to w age an advertising campaign to increase welfare And the Ch ild Welfare League is not the only "nonprofit" organization that engages in this questionable practice. In 1995, the federal government will hand out more than 9 39 billion in subsidies to an estimated 40,000 special interest a n d tax-exempt groups, many o f which actively lo b b y the government for even more spending. Recognizing the difficulty o f balancing the budget with so m any groups pressuring law m akers lo spend m ore. Re­ publican Reps. Ernest latook of Oklahoma. David McIntosh o f Indiana and Bob Ehrlich o f Maryland co-sponsored a measure that restricts a n y group receiving federal dollars from spending more than 5 percent o f their funds to lobby Congress or the W h ite House, to participate In political campaigns or to engage in any other political activities. The measure w a s I n c lu d e d i n t h e H ouse T r e a s u r y Postal appropriations bill, which paaat tn August, and la under consideration by a H ou se a n d Senate c o n fe re n c e committee. Ir o n ic a lly , th e biggest impediment to enactment o f the lobbying ban a re two •qutohy R epublican f And ttw Child Walfart Laagua senators, J im J e f­ It not th* only fords of Vermont and 'nonprofit' Mark Hatfield o f Or­ egon. w h o are organization blocking the m easure In deference to liberal r * " 9* 0* * 1" special interests. qu*itlonabJ# practice £ But Rep. latook. a member of HouseSenate appropriations conference committee, th Jeffords and Hatfield, refuses to akxig with $ w rm irirrTii "You a n d to u p your m ind," he aaJd**to the special Interests who oppose his lobbying ban. "a r e you a political group o r are you a charity? Y o u can 't mix the two." But tt hardly — — unfair or unwise ^or un-American to require that groups recetvtng taxpayer mhatdlfa refrain from political activi­ ties. In feet federal la w prohibits the u se of federal fends fa r lobbying (although there a re no clear guidelines a s to specific prohibited And the Supreme Court ruled In 1977 - before an y Reaaaa o r B u sh appointments to the high court - that taxpayers must not be compelled. indirectly, "to contribute to the m ay a n Ideological cause (th ° Tfet. T .even w ith the federal law on the book, even with the Suprem e Court ruling, thousands o f advocacy groups continue to take federal tax dollars while en gaging tn political activities. The biggest offenders happen to be two powerful — lore groups, the American Associa­ tion o f Retired Persona and the National Council o f Senior CM sens. A A R P received *73.6 million In federal p a n t s between July 1993 and July 1994. making u p one-quarter of its annual SARA ECKEL Too many pounds or too much hype? AU my life, people have told me I'm thin. I'm neither proud nor ashamed of this fact; it'a Just how tt Is. "H o w can you eat that and stay so skinny?" an acquaintance will a sk in the ice cream store. “ S o THAT’S how you stay so slim .” a co-worker will say if salad is my lunch choice. I've never courted such comments, but I've received them, all m y life. S o It w a a w t t h great alarm that 1 read in the N ew York Times recently that I'm not thin at all. A c t u a lly . I'm overw eigh t. I 'm 5 feet 5 in c h e a a n d weigh 12ft pounds. That's tubavtlle. sc-P °tfiB g „ t h « T im e s MORTON KONORACKE R e p e a t in g ’9 4 h e a lth e rro rs Congressional Republicans plotting Medicare strategy have successfully dodged the public scrutiny that killed off President Clinton’s 1994 h ealth care plan, but they are repeating another o f his mistakes: refusal to com ­ promise. Just a s Clinton and his wife Instated on comprehensive health care reform an d dis­ dained increm ental change last y ear until no agreement with Republicans was possible, the GOP Is dem anding $270 billion worth of Medicare spending reductions - plus a draco­ nian * 1 8 2 trillion In Medicaid cute - guaran­ teeing a presidential veto of Congress’ budget reconciliation bill. Senate Democrats are working on a good compromise: stopgap reductions o f * 8 9 billion designed to keep Medicare solvent over the next sev en years and creation o f a national commission to study long-term reforms. This would require Republicans either to stretch out their b u d p t-b a la n c ln g plans beyond 2002 or cut b a c k on their wtshedfor $240 billion in tax cuts. A n e w proposal for a market-based overhaul of Medicare - which Republicans once pro­ mised b u t seemingly have abandoned to avoid political trouble ~ will be unveiled by the Democratic Leadership Council, headed by Sen. J o e Llcberman. D-Conn. Meanwhile, until recently details o f both the Hoqae an d Senate GOP Medicare plana were being so tightly held that staffers reportedly were forbidden to carry written material out of strategy scaatons. The Senate plan Is to be revealed at a meeting of the Senate Finance Committee and voted on beginning iwo business days later without any hearings. T h e House W ays and Means Committee is planning to release details, hold a hearing the next day. and mark up a bill the following week. W a y s and Means Republicans arc under orders to defeat Democratic amendments and propose none of their own. T h e Republicans clearly have overleamed the lessons they taught Clinton in 1994: that a plan lying In the open for months will be shot to pieces and that intraparty squabbling aids the opposition. As a result, the G O P is now open to charges of conducting health care reform by stealth. R epublicans also have suppressed outside opposition with promises and threats. Lobbies representing seniors, such as the American Association o f Retired Persons, have been quieted by G O P promises to put the heaviest burden of Medicare reductions -• *1 9 0 billion in the House measure -• on doctors and h o sp ita ls an d to go relatively easy on beneficiaries. Seniors won’t be pushed tmo HMOs, for instance. Undoubtedly, there will be a drop In the quality of care provided by many hospitals as nurses are fire d and services curtailed, bu t the American H ospital Association and other provider g ro u p s have been threatened, health lobbyists say. with loss of access to Speaker Newt Gingrich. R-Oa.. and the Republican leadership If they repeat a sharp advertising campaign they mounted earlier this year protesting the cuts. The hospitals Mao have b e e n w o o e d w it h a p r o p o s a l allowing them to di­ rectly m arket serv­ ices to Medicare re­ cipients. T h is is be­ ing furiously fought by Insurance compa­ nies and HM Os. So fa r. s e c re c y , skillful politics, and PR have given Re­ publicans an edge on M edicare and Medicaid, bu t that’s lik ely to a to p a s C Ttw y are C lin t o n b e c o m e s repeating fully e n g a g e d . He another of his threatened to veto mittakss: proposed GOP refusal to Medicare reductions, com prom las. J and h ts r e c e n t speech in Colorado contained a blistering attack on the planned 30 percent Medicaid reductions for the poor and disabled. Republicans think they can force Clinton to swallow a budget reconciliation package con­ taining *4 5 0 billion in health reductions, plus tax cuts skew ed to the wealthy, by attaching to It a "m u st-sig n " debt-celling extension per­ mitting the government to borrow money to pay its bills. As an alternative to GOP proposals, Clinton has suggested *13 0 billion in Medicare reduc­ tions. *5 4 bUUon in Medicaid cuts. *1 0 5 trillion in middle-class tax cuts, and a balanced budget over 10 years Instead of seven. In between Clinton’s proposal and that o f the Republicans, one health care gro u p has proposed a postponement of (8 0 billion in the cuts to be Imposed on hospitals. U n d er the D L C ’s long-term p ro p o sa l. Medicare w ould cease to be an entitlement and would becom e a means-tested subsidy, wtth seniors encouraged to Join purchasing coopera­ tives to bargain for Insurance coverage and health services. Clearly, there’s an opportunity for com promise here, but so lar Republicans are insisting that the 1994 election gave them a mandate they're bound to fulfill I England Journal of f w < thought Medicine. Th e Tim es thsy had sating in d m a n y o t h e r disorders, butTt newspapers say that turns out they women w h o are my ware health height in cu r a 20 nuta. J percent higher risk of early death If they weigh more than 119 pounds. What's more, the health Journalists report. It turns out that you can never be too thin. Dr. Tim Byers, professor of preventative medicine at the University of Colorado, told the Tim es that this and a related study "dispel the myth that being too thin is harmful." Well, don't I feel the fool. For all these years l*ve been begging my friends not to deny themselves nourishment In the pursuit of a supermodel figure. I've been preaching the virtues o f eating healthy food, reminding m y dieting pals that food la a good thing, that the body needs It In order to function, that without tt you’ll die. And n ow It turns out I was completely wrong. W orse. I've been hurling my friends headfirst toward death. Food IS the enem y, Just like all the beauty magazines said. Those skittish girls from high school, the ones w h o prided themselves on eating nothing but lettuce leaves and Melba toast, weren't crazy after all. W e thought they had eatin g disorder*, but it turns out they were health nuts. Distressed b y all the misinformation I'd been spreading amongst my friends. I called Elizabeth Hlaer, a registered dietitian and nutrition editor at Eating Well magazine. Hlser too waa surprised by the findings. At 5 feet 6 Inches and 120 pounds. Hlser had lived her whole life believing herself thin. "I'v e always been low on the weight charts and now I'm being told I'm Just borderline. I really have a hard time believing that.” she said. Actually, the study, which came out of the Harvard Medical School, does have some value. "T h e researcher* are correct In saying that w e shouldn't liberalize our weight ranges and asy It'a O K to keep gaining w eight," says Hlaer, "b u t the problem la this gets in­ terpreted by every woman who reads this in the newspaper, and they try to apply it to themselves." That, says Hlser. to a mistake. Statistics do not alw ays boil down to health advice, and the Harvard study has serious omissions that diminish its relevance to the average woman. For example, the study does not account for the effects o f body frame or exercise. Large-boned women will simply not be able to get themselves down to the "id e a l" weights unless they starve themselves or up smoking. And exercise, which we all know make* people healthier, also makes people heavier, because muscle weighs more than fit. Actually, the symptoms ot starvation listlessness, self-absorption. fatigue, apathy, anxiousness, restlessness - are something Berg aces In a lot of women. "They might nol have eating disorders." says Berg, "but a lol of women are undernourishing themselves. "People ask. 'Where are all the young women in the women's movement?' Where are they? They're dieting." �7 7 1 Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, Saptambar 27, 1900 - BA A m b u la n c e tA believed the people of the en ure county would be better served If the entire county a n d Are departments were direct­ ly involved. Responding to a question re­ gard in g skills o f nre EMS per­ sonnel versus AM S medical penpie. Brown said,— * ! was the case In Caaselbeny. the skills g o up rapidly after they started. T h e m ore they do the better they get at It." H e explained that In addition to fire personnel, many hospitals are also Instigating their o w n am bulance service. He added h ow ever, that Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford la not am on g the group at present. M ayor Bet lye Smith gave a n exam ple. ‘ If someone had to b e taken, w e'll aay, to Orlando R egional Medical Center from here. Wouldn’t that be a long trip a n d keep some of our people out o f operation?" B ro w n responded that thto to a lr e a d y h appen in g in so m e caaes, especially In the Traum a Center. “ But you would never b e left short. If one unit to out for a b r i e f tim e, another will b e assigned to fill in if needed. Palm Beach County to also undertak­ in g it n o w ." C om m ission er Kerry L y o n s questioned If other counties are conducting their own ambulance operation*. "M a n y , no. perhaps a majority o f them are doing that," Brown respon ded. "Jacksonville h a s been doing it for many years a n d they are doing well." County __ O n the other aide o f the tlone for Atlantic Medical Service w a s aloo on hand. R egarding P a lm B each C o u n t y , he explained that while It Is. Indeed w orking well. " A recent m agas l n e q u o te d P a lm B e a c h statistics showing that It h as the _______, ________________________ to* anywhere In the state." he "W h ile Seminole County has the finest EMS service In Central Florida," he continued. "S e m i­ nole County, right n ow . (wtth A M S ) alao has the lowest trans­ portation rate coats according to aJulyreport. The contract for services wtth Atlantic la nearing a conclusion, a n d Sem inole County has con­ sidered whether to x e w e w the contract or place the m atter out f o r bidding from o th e r a m ­ bulance sendees. The fire chtefe meanwhile, have come u p with their own solution, that to, to have the fire departments, wtth w h at to already a large fleet of am bulance equipment, take over the entire altuatkm. econ om ic tncenlive proposals to the commtoC a tlln g the H T E m ove a " b r ic k s a n d n tp rt a r d e a l, " Rabun explained A new building will be constructed, adding to the tax base. Conveyor Systems Inc. la moving Into an existing structure. "The com pany (H TE ) la pro­ posing to enter Into a long term lease In a new building that will be built at the Heathrow In­ ternational Business Center and add over 400 new , high-paytng Jobs over the next five years." Rabun said. "T h e total capital Investment of $11.0 million In­ cludes b u ild tn p an d equipment wtth a return on county-wide ad valorem taxes o f 1.3 years." The proposed 75,000 square feet multi-story office building could be e x p a n d e d another 50,000 square feet. A 10-year lease Is contemplated according to supporting documents. Over the next five years, the company anticipates hiring 533 full-time worker* with a n average base salary of $40,000, leas benefits. HTE requested $450,000 In Incentive fun d s to locate In Seminole County after a yearsearch for a n e w location. tonga The c o o p e ra tiv e Incentive Seminole County Public Safety Director Gary Kiaer observed that the County Com m ission w a s originally sc h e d u le d to discuss the matter thto Tuesday, b u t has put the Item o ff until the ■ccond meeting In October. Park "1 will agree. Kiaer said, "that to do this would practically be reinventing thing*, but It could b e more efficient and Improve am bulance service, and after all, doing what Is best for all o f the people to what each o f us must have as our primary concern. j M o f the subject during Monday afternoon's city com­ mission work session, the fish­ ermen and flaher women will be allowed to continue their en­ joyment at that location. It's common sense that people program providing $100,000 for Conveyor Systems Inc. will bring 75 people currently working at the D e B a r y fa cility to the Slmpfematlc Building on Airport Boulevard. An additional 60 employees wlO be added over the next five years. The building has been vacant for two yean. Rabun said the total capital Investment o f $3.S million in­ cludes the purchase of the build­ ing. machinery an d equipment. The tax differential to the county for machinery and equipment, r e p re a e n ta a retu rn o n ad valorem taxes of 3.4 years. In business 11 years. Con­ v e y o r S y s t e m s Inc. m a n u fa c tu re s state-of-the-art conveying systems for the food and beverage industry. w id e m a r k e t s ," he a d d e d . "Som e of C S l’a recent shipments have been to such diverse loca­ tions a s Turkey, South America. China. Europe and Vietnam." In other business during their day-long meeting, the cotnmls- polntment before the start of the discussion. The session will be conducted Oct. 17. * 24 Vni. Experience • Ftararr Municipal • S e t the 1995-98 mlllage rate at • Criminal Isa • CnrponSrA $7.93 for each $1,000 of taxable Bunions value. The rate to unchanged las from the current rate. The owner •IVmonai o f a $100.000 house with a Inlurj $35,000 homestead exemption will pay $594 In county taxes. JOSCPTI A. P O M t P That amount does not Include school taxes or other taxing (LAM* v tu r v district levies (municipal, water management, etc.). $ Approved the $443 million etj budget after several citizens WP» **•«■ «■* ■ requested some belt-tightening to help out the taxpayers. One "Currently, our major product speaker called for a 10 percent lines deal with the conveying of across the board budget cut. empty beverage cans throughout C h a irm a n R a n d y M o rr is the fabrication process In can e x p la in e d lo p p in g oft that m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n t s ." BUI amount would prompt lawsuits Butt, g e n e ra l m anager because the county could not explained. fulfill Its obligations. "There Is The com pany's customers in­ no service we re supplying that clude Anheuser Busch. Crown Isn’t being demanded by some­ Cork A Sea), and Ball Container one," Morris said. Corporation, according to a letter The commissioners added a requesting economic Incentive $16,470 to provide six radar funds. units to Florida Highway Patrol "T h e Industry la currently vehicles assigned to Seminole enjoying a tremendous growth County. The board also added a period, particularly tn world­ pay grade adjustment in the reclassification of Planning and Development director. The re­ classification will cost $3.911. will fish where ftah are biting. •W a iv e d the recruitment post­ Therefore, that particular area ing requirements to allow the has been the main Ashing spot of appointment of Bob Turk as tote. Economic Development Coordi­ At the Sept. 11 meeting of the nator. Turk works for the Eco­ 257$ t . French Avw. S a n f o r d C it y C o m m is s io n , a n o m ic D e v e lo p m e n t C o m ­ Mnford commissioner Whitey Eckstein mission of Mid-Florida. He the called for an end to the parking. designated Seminole C oun ty 3 2 2 -0 2 8 9 He said the matter had been rep re se n tative on the c o m ­ mentioned to him by Seminole mission and Is Involved In devel­ lit f u O il II C o u n ty Com m issioner Daryl opment o f projects currently McLain. underway. III s u m f i r e Eckstein told the commission •D e lay ed discussion of changes that Eoghan Kelley, who has his In the county billboard regula­ office at the round building at tions until the full commission 601 W . Seminole Bivd.. could could attend a work session. not even see the lake because of Morris left for a medical apthe influx of fishermen and vehicles. Because o f a lack of parking H O W C A N YO U O IT A space, the vehicle* park on the gras# along the right-of-way. $ 2 5 P R E S C R IP T IO N M on d ay afternoon. Deputy >iv>S Police C h ief Joe Dillard was m asked to report on any traffic i p r o b le m s In th a t a r e a . "1 CALL ONE OF OUR PHARMACISTS AT checked over a live year period." Dillard responded, "and there have been only 19 accidents tn that vicinity, with no (statute*." D U Ia id ■■III U w n u m b e r, cowaldering that length of time, w as relatively insigntftcaat. — FORA "B ased on m y conversation with the Sanford police and SIGN-UP APPOINTM ENT S e m in o le C o u n ty t ra ffic •FREE SERVICE • NO PAPER WORK engineers." said City Manager •ALL PRESCRIPTION BILLS Bill Simmons, "they aay they SUBMITTED FREE don't see any problems as long •N O REGISTRATION FEE a s there to no parking within SO feet o f that yield sign." Sim m ons explained that some of the problem occurred when the city redesigned Seminole Boulevard, and eliminated some of the parking area near the Seminole County courthouse. M \ <»r>77 giraw ! For Personal & Commercial Insurance TO N Y RUSS! IN S U R A N C E to—.a--- to r/A Jazzmtne Monique Lemons, infant. W. Airport Boulevard. GAINES Sanford, died Monday, Sept. 35. Augustine Catholic Church, Ha­ 1909 at Florida Hospital. O r­ cienda Village W o m en ’s Club, lando. She was bom July 14. and Rolling Hills Ootf Club. 1905 In Longwood. S h e w a s a Survivors Include husband, m em ber of All Souls Catholic Robert; d a u g h t e r s , B a rb a ra Church, Sanford. Lem oncello, O rm o n d Beach, S u rvivo rs Include m oth er, Linda Kraaaa, N., Tons wands. Angela C.; grandparents, Connie Susan Kroll. Longwood. Judith Fowler. Sanford, and Stephen Krants. Elkina. W .V a ., Jane a n d D eborah Lem on a. Lak e D e V a u g h n , L o n g w o o d , M. M a r y ; g r e a t -g r a n d m o t h e r a , Catherine Salvato. Centrevllle, Connie Fowler. Stamford, N.Y., Va.: sisters. Shirley Tiachendorf. Mae Lemona. Sanford. Hammett. Id.. Patricia Stocky. N. Briason Funeral Hom e, S a r,-m•Tonawanda; 3 0 grandchildren: ford, In charge of arrangements. two great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F un eral aart t a r n t r h > ***" H q-------o M '. A Al ul u nmoon nu u B Sp p r lrn S h I n “ M r o S r f Oaai. 70. LaVKta Charge of arrangements. D riv e . W inter S p rin g s, died . Monday. Sept1 . 35, 1095 at Me­ rid ian Nursing C en ter-Islan d Margaret Tench. 08. E. Second Lake. Longwood. Born Ju n e 34, Street. Sanford, died Friday. 1910 In North Tanawanda, N.Y., Sept. 33. 1095 at Lakeview she moved to Central Florida In Nursing Center. Bom July 13. 1071. She was a homemaker. 1890 In Bloomfield. N.J.. she S h e w a i a m e m b e r o f St. moved to Centra) Florida In 1999. She w a s a homemaker. She was Protestant. Survivors include daughter. Dorothy T . Herter. Sanford; two grandchildren. Briason Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge a t arrangements. Garden Chapel Funeral Home Fulfilling a Service to Our Community In Time O f Need. Ethel "P ete” Thom as. 84. Oid Geneva R oad. G eneva, died Monday, Sept. 35, 1905 at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Feb. 8, 1911 In Geneva, she w a s a lifelong Cen­ tral Florida resident. She was a retired nurse* aide. She was Methodist. Survivors Include daughter. Shirley Brum ley. Sanford; sister, Lula Lc Fils Moran. Sanford; five grandchildren; four great grand­ children. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld -O a k la w n Park C em etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. FR ED ER IC F. G A IN E S , JR. 335 E. SR 434 L IM O N I, JAZXM INC M O N W U I Funtr*l m aw M r Jautnlna I m m of Airport tlv d . Santard. » Sopt. 15. will to M l W i li l ThunSoy, Mpl. S S I I a m ., at All Sauta Catholic Church. SanMrt with f t . E m u Corcla at catahrant. Informant will M low In All Soul* Catholic Comotory. Sanford Frland* may call at tha lunar*1 homo WoiM««d»y ovonlnp from * until 1p.m. Arronpomont* by Brluon Funoral Homo, (A c ro ss fr o m W h ile Rose; LONGWOOD •834-8550or 767-5101 FOR $5 s 0 0 PHARMACY Qospel! Stngtng During the work session con­ sideration, Eckateln did not enter Into the discussion, and remained silent when the re­ maining commissioners voiced a concensus that there w as no present need to ask police to prevent vehicles from parking In that area. It was felt the matter needed no further commission action. Featuring Loretta Carter and the Sounds q f Praise BEARDALL AVE. CHAPEL 3002 Beardall Ave., Sanford SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 • 7 PM O ld Time Southern & Country Later however, following the regular commission meeting's regular agenda. Frank Joyce, who Identified himself as one of the persons fishing In the area, asked the commission to vote against taking away the people's right to fish at that area. Joyce said he w as speaking on behalf o f m a n y w h o enjoyed that paaatlinc. /re/ C Gospel Singing at it's Best Pastor Jack L C o x and the r M Congregation Welcomes you. 9 Ctwreh| •* For Further Information Call R k k Holcomb 325-3794 j .m in t. Grads it w 1A •Bobby'BrUaon Personal j l fu n e r a l is a n expression o f p e rs o n a l loss a n d s h o u ld be p e rs o n a lize d , j i t Brisson .f u n e r a lJ T o m e the f a m i l y a lw a y s m a k e the f u n e r a l ilecisions a n d w e h o n o r th e m High School: Craig Kelly From the Fire Sprinkler pro­ gram at Lym an High School. Sean Lockyer a n d Josue Lopes From the Heating and Air Conditioning School at Lyman High School: Lula Melendez. Anlz Pcraaud. Thuan Vang and Michael Huffman. In this year's newest class of the Youth Apprentice program, there are 199 students enrolled. Of those. I l l are from Seminole County schools. ' 2? . N v V - -** M 0 LEE’S Famous Recipe Chicken L E E ’S famous Continuing for Over 23 tears >re» ' . { •VEDNESOA'f iS FAMILY DAY ^ Sanford 322-1720 322-2131 k f«L £ > § O | w i reretre— J A I jfijU M U k St 0 S # # 4 # # ^ 4 *•44 * < < ♦ j ■i • • •• 2 1905S. FrenchAve.,Saxford •(407) 323-3650 B A R B A R A 8 IM M O N 8 0 0 5 £ & u r e ljlv e . •Eg 'fir •)* 4ii » . j .V y 4 - .*v W W - - M . V . V * M2 1 �• A - Saiford HonM, Saiford, Flock* - V , II Study: Dangerous nicotine levels in workplaces ^ A p S S S v w tff CHICAGO — In office* w here sm oking Is allowed, nicotine levels are more than triple the level* considered hazardous by U S. regulatory standards, re­ search ers found in w h a t Is believed to be the largest study on secondhand smoke In the workplace. "T h e tobacco Industry says w o r k exposu res a re t r iv ia l compared to home said lead researcher S. Hammond, an associate pro­ fessor in public health a t the U n iv e rs it y of C a lif o r n ia , Berkeley. "A n d this paper says that's clearly not true." A spokesman for the tobacco In d u s t r y sa id t h e s t u d y 's methods were faulty a n d Its — - - lag w a a allowed, to 1.3 micro­ grams w here smoking was re­ stricted. to 0 .3 m lcrogram s where sm oking w as banned. In nonoffice areas, the levels were 2.3 m tcrofram s, 0.7 mlcrograms and 0.2 mlcrograms. respective­ ly. Exposure to an average of 2.3 m lcrogram s of nicotine per cubic meter o f air for eight hours a day over 4 0 years creates a lung cancer risk of three In 10.000. H am m ond's team said, citing previous research. A risk level that high almost always prompts U A . regulatory agenclei to try to reduce whatever to causing the risk, the researchers said. Secondhand smoke to believed Tests on the disks revealed to have an even greater effect on that average nicotine concentra­ h eart dlaease. Studies have tions In the air during the week e a tlm a te d th at secon dh an d varied greatly depen din g on smoke m ay cause 30,000 to work-site m o ltin g policies. 50.000 U.S. nonsmokere to die L e v e ls r a n g e d fr o m 8 .0 each year from heart disease, mtcrograme per cubic meter of com pared with 3,000 deaths air In open offices where amok- fr o m lu n g c a n c e r, the researchers said. H a m m o n d said the Massachusetts work site* are t y p i c a l o f o t h e r A m e r ic a n conclusions contradict other re­ search. The study. In today's Issue of The Journal o f the American Ifcdlrsl Association, w as con­ ducted In Massachusetts, when Hammond worked at the Uni­ versity o f Massachusetts Medical School In Worcester. Hammond's u — « rtorrrt 25 fiber disks treated to react to nicotine at each o f 25 w ork sties. Including Are stations, newspa­ per publishing faculties, textile d ry in g p la n t s a n d v a rio u s manufacturing facilities. The re lo t for a week in Road map to killer? LOS ANGELES — Prosecutor Christopher D arden called It a road map from Nicole D rown Simpson, a special m essage to a Jury she'd never know , in a trial dealing with a violent death she knew would come. The message cam e from a safety deposit box drilled open last year by an Investigator with a search warrant; letters from O J . Simpson, a will and Polaroid photo# o f Ms. Sim pson with ■crapes and bruises Inflicted by the man she loved. "She left these for y o u .' pictures of the battered screen. "This is a sign. She wanted you i when the time cam e." On June 12, 1994. D arden said In prosecution summation* Tuesday, the time did. In fact. come. And the m an w h o killed ■her. Darden said, waa h e r ex-husband, the fam ous football star and commercial pitchm an sitting at the defense table across the courtroom. Simpson also killed his ex-wlf- 's friend Ronald Goldman, prosecutor Marcia Cla; k told Jur< earlier. Goldm an, she said, died because he unexpectedly wu.i.ed up durin g the attack on Ms. Simpson an d "t h e defendant could not leave a witness alive." Sharing power NEW YORK — Bosn ia's factions have agreed a n a formula for sharing power once the w a r ends, but major hurdles remain — there's stlU no cease-fire and they disagree on the role of the central government. "There Is n o guarantee of success, but today's moves us cVomr to the ultimate opal of a . « • workplaces. T o m Laurto. a spokesman for the Tobacco Institute, a W a sh ­ ington-based trade group, said H a m m o n d 's m e t h o d o f monitoring at fixed locations failed to account for varying amounts o f time employee* ac­ tually spent at those locations. " T o m e a s u r e w o r k p la c e exposure properly, both con­ c e n t r a t io n a n d le n g t h of exposure must be measured.” he said. O th e r research h a* fou nd m u c h low er w orkp lace con­ centrations, Lauria added, citing a study by Oak Ridge National Laboratory In 16 cities. "Preliminary results from the O a k Ridge study show a s much as 13 times leas exposure in the workplace than at other loca­ tions." Lauria said. Hammond said the Oak Ridge study has not yet been published In a scientific Journal an d sub­ jected to review by experts. Lauria also said It has not been scientifically established that secondhand smoke contributes to lung cancer, aa the g x i r n - mentsays. The Environmental Protection Agency In 1993 classified sec­ ondhand smoke aa a serious c a n c e r t h r e a t a n d Is s u e d guidelines urging every com­ pany to have a pottcy protecting nonsmokere from involuntary exposure. U u k u t ^Erikaen. idirector M— iat Michael the Office o n Sm oking s a d Health at the Ccntare for Dtssaps faMuasi afiawsa rrcrenixm. Control _______ ra study not only to the largest, but one o f the first to show the relationship between secondhand smoke site smoking policies. TR A D E SECR ET Shmy Qheui&t CsuM m alki mi m r m p n jr or MA t t f CK0ATSOHS N O W AT 8H IIN0U TOWN! CPtlHI MALI 3 2 0 -9 1 1 0 Open Sesame Friedman's Jewelers Grand Re-Opening Celebration OW N AN Y OF TH ESE TREASURES FOR UN D ER The accord by the foreign ministers of Bosnia. Croatia and Serb-ddtnlnated Yugoslavia builds on a breakthrough achieved In Geneva on Sept. 8. That agreement kept Bosnia's external borders Intact w hile dividing the state Internally between the Muslim-Croat federation and the Bosnian Serb republic. Boanlan Serb nationalists, who rebelled In April 1992 with hopes of uniting their holdings with neighboring Serbia, oppose a strong central authority. Muslims, who insist on keeping Bosnia united, want ' make the government as powerful as possible. ;_ Keeping government functioning W ASHINGTON — The Clinton administration and congres­ sional leaders seem Ukely to shake hands soon on a deal temporarily keeping the government functioning as the two sides seek to settle disputes over spending. With neither party ready to risk being blam ed for a federal shutdown, a pact appeared near that w ou ld let agencies operate for six w eeks beyond Sunday, the first day of fiscal 1996. Congress is likely to have completed no more than four of the 13 annual spending bills by then — some o f which President Clinton m ay veto — and without a stopgap measure, many federal workers w ou ld be sent home. "Our intention Is to have no furloughs, no train wreck, no disruptions of government." said House Appropriations Committee Chairm an Bob Livingston. R-La. The deal, w hen finalized, would avert only one of several crises that loom this autumn as Republicans and Democrats grapple over the O O P 's plansi to slash a spending, cut taxes and balance the budget by’ 2002. ~ _________________ _______________________ But It Is the most Immediate crisis lawmakers face, and congressional le a d e n want to clear it in time for Congreaa to take a one-week break next week. Acrimonious standstill W A SH IN G T O N — Lawmakers trying to advance a spending bill are at an acrimonious standstill over a proposal that Republicans sa y will end an abuse of taxpayers’ money by nonprofit groups. Democrats charge that the Initiative to a threat to free speech. With the blessin g of Speaker New t Gingrich. House Republicans s a y they will vote dow n the 023 bUUon Treasury-Postal appropriations bill for the new budget year unless it contains an amendment restricting "political advocacy" by groups receiving federal grants. But Democrats say the bill, the work of Rep. Ernest latook, R-Okia.. to a frontal attack on nonprofit groups that support liberal causes. "ft suppresses political speech and political expression In an absolutely chilling, overreaching way.'* said Rep. David Skaggs, D-Colo. The bill as proposed by the u O P would deny grants to any organization that spends more than 5 percent of Its nonfederal funds on political activities. REGISTER TO WIN 11 IIS S CARAT D IA M O N D TENNIS BRACELET , -1 : / l.-'S -> t l * -? fl. - Hlgh-stakus player NEW YORK — By all accounts, the m an Dalwa Bank hi*™** for 41.1 billion In losses was a hlgh-stakes player In the 14.9 trillion U.S. bond market. Toshlhlde Iguchi. the Japanese-born executive In charge o f U.S. Treasury bond trading, would order up 8100 million In securities from each of several firms In a single day — trades so hefty they'd m ove the price of treasuries higher a s word leaked that big supplies were being bought up. Iguchi could then dump what he had Just bought at a profit. "Me had a reputation." said one trader who spoke on condition of anonymity. "He was known for taking very big positions. It looked like he was making m oney." Hut It turns out Iguchi was losing far more money than he was malting and concealing the losses from hto bosses In New York and Japan. From A s s o c ia t e d P rats reports QUALITY FOR QUALITY...YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR PRICE! 0 m SINCE 1924 ^ Triedman’s jewelers COME TO OUR GRAND RE-OPENING AT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER I to ihow detail QuanMiw Imted. 1 » meiwL *ToUl \ 1/3 P * .46 .39 5/8 Caa -60.69 1d m % . IP 9 3 Caa 2,96 -lot �S a n fo rd WEDNESDAY H ornlci ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - If you are a high •chool student athlete who is aspiring to earn a scholarship to college, the Lake Brantley media center Is the place to be tonight at 7 p.m . RolUns College m en's golf an d hmhrthall coach Kyle (T a k e s wUI join Stetson girls soccer coach Bob W Uaon for a seminar that will offer tips about h o w to get a collegiate athletic scholarship. T h e Lake Brantley Athletic Dept, and Booster C lu b are sponsoring the seminar, which Is op en to the public. Lake Brantley athletic director Bob Peterson expects to have three collegiate coaches speak at the seminar. Peterson encourages high school student athletes of a ll ages to attend because the seminar also discusses high school courses that arc required b y the National Collegiate Athletic Association. T h e ___ . . that . . .,vhigh , Ka)UU, school athletic directors go through to help kids pursue scholarships aril) also be discussed, and helpful resource materials will also be introduced. For more Information, call 002-1773 ext. 234. Rams iw im by Trite LAKE M A R Y — The Lake Mary swim team swept to victory In both the boys' and girts' Seminole Athletic Conference meet Tuesday. Both teams w ill be idle until the NSPl/Bishop Moore Invitational thta Saturday. I M a r t LSI) tw. I M mStoy m ay - U U Mary (I KMtvartCi). I:M.f* I — Tytsr, LM.I W.77 r-B!l!,*.*:W.n m uw .iu.rr m 1bns S e m in o le g ir ls re m a in u n d e fe a te d in S A C p la y SdMtaraMp seminar tonight JU S T if* 2 7 Tribe stays on top IN B R I E F fesmsSwftrtap-IcMWSss. LM. iMfWnti M MWrSy - T y U r , UW. t :SU* W SwWlW - C m L * . :H41 Sswhu - KssWato . UW. t.VM S e p t o m b r r T fl«r. =*>• . WISMkWnSs — G M y , UW, W O m ItSMMrWw — Balmwikl, UW, 1: 1S.11 S I Vwwmrstor - Late Mary (Grtrn. ttaMnr, OaOty. Cm ), liUM M U LaSs MarytUW) in. SamMs IS) M ly IM V IM fl UbBmai onerr 'hlM WfTW Ot S A N F O R D — Seminole remained In Drat p la c e In the Sem inole Athletic Con ference with a 15-5. 15-12 w in o v er Lake Brantley. A u b re y N elaon h a d 13 aervlce potato T u esday night, Including nine aces, to help the Tribe Improve to 4 0 tn the S A C and 9-4 overall. "A u b re y had a very strong week over Into this w eek." said Seminole coach Beth C a n o . "H e r serve car­ ries u s through a lot o f times, and her front row play la really on. Aubrey’s back row play and her digs a rettight right on target evt sendee potato to give Seminole a 12-2 lead In the drat game, and ahe finished the match with nine kills. Tina W hite had two service potato for the Tribe In support of Nelson, and Harm onl Rosier closed out the first gam e with a string of three Lake B ra n tle y senior Kinsley Craven had nine klUa tn the match teaaon total to 100. the Patriots close to ----------------------the first game with three straight service potato. 'Kinsley waa unstoppable tn the second g a m e." aald Lake Brantley coach Stan Cutler. "That waa the one thing the did not have an answer for. W e didn’t peas the ball to her a s well a s w e needed to, and that m ade a difference.” M ic h e lle C a t e s serv ed L a k e taantley to a 4-2 lead In the second and Lauren Andrade later extended the Patriota lead to 5-3. T in a White then posted five straight aervlce potato to pu t the Tribe ahead 8-5 before G ttc s Winched knotted the action 8-8 w ith three sendee points for the Lake Brantley w a a within one point o f the lead three thaea before Sem inole put the m atch away. I fit mlimir i * - - 10-8, — — -but m w ith a point to the score 108. Marlaa Alford put the Tribe back o n top 13-9, but three straight aervlce potato by Carrie Arena pulled the Patriots to within 1302 before Nelson dosed out the match. White led the supporting cast for with nine service potato k Rosier hod eight and o n e ace in the the Tribe, while Alford hod six kina and three aces, and SET. " W e played well m a team." Cocao said. “Our excecuttan has Improved, and we communicated w eb. It was a nice night for ua. We did what we act out to d o and played web. " Cates had four aervlce potato and tn the m atch for the Patriots. Arago led Lak e Brantley with five service potato, WtncheU had three, and Andrade had two. In the Junior va n ity match, Lake Brantley defeated Sem inole 15-10, 6-15, 17*15. The Patriota Improved to 8-5 on the season a n d 4*1 In the S A C . The Tribe dr opped to 4-8 overall and 0 4 In the conference. In tonights action. Lake Brantley trav­ els to foce Mainland an d Seminole hosts Gateway. ___i luink* mktots hitter Marias Alford (No. 34) o n e s up for on# of har six kills during Tuesday night’s 154, 15-12 Sam inoie Athletic Confarance girls' volleyball victory over Lake Brantley MeNutty),l:SMS i s s ii uyw - TWswm t, is u s mWSMSMiSMWWy-JWMwan, LM.1M4S MSaaWyW— Wach. UW, :I7.3J WaswUrShtse — Wwmena. UW. UUemte IM kaHartty — Jotman. LM. 1:11.SS B o tto m s U p m trswjtt i—TSsam S. : * . « (-.*•* I rtri eblMM • fipJRk$• ll.(sNS m e Up P u b got a couple of winning streak over two to 13 games and m oved Into the lead In Sanford Recreation Department Men’s Fall Night Stowpttcb Softball League at Lyman froth 4-0 LO N G W O O D — The Lyman Greyhounda improved to 4-0 with a 35-7 victory over Lake Mary In freahman football action. Scoring fo r Lyman were Dan Crane (4-run), John Baldwin (35 run and two-point conversion run). Jose G onzales (fumble recovery). Antoine Simms (30-run). Brad Harris (85-run) and Joah Llckert (three extra point kicks). Joey Hicks had a 35-yard run for the Rama. Next week. Lake Brantley will be at Lake Mary (1-3) and L y m an will be at Lake Howell. U p Pub and Zoo C r e w II swapped the “ o o Crew “ rew II ecoi lead a couple o f times before Z tw o run s tn the seventh Inning to tie the game at 6-6 a n d force extra innings. In the bottom of the eighth inning singles by Dan Dougherty. Tom S sa b o a n d Bob Shaw loaded the bases and. after an out. Kevin Julian singled In Dougherty with the w in n in g run to give Bottoms U p a 7-6 victory. In the nightcap. Bottoms U p Pub took a 7-0 lead, but Whelchei A Howard cam e u p with six ru n s In the fourth Inning to cut the lead to 74. But Bottoms U p Pub answered with four rims in the fifth inning and held on for a n 11-7 triumph. In the opening game of the evening. Sanford First Baptist Church scored six runs In the bottom o f the fifth Inning to break a 4-4 tie and w ent on to defeat M T.M uggs 1 0 4 . Bottom s U p Pub la now 3 -0 on the season, □ f ----------------“ Ovltdo whips Late Howsll OVIEDO — The Oviedo Liana ran their record to 3-1 with a 33-6 triumph over Lake Howell In a freshman football game at John Courier Field. Doing the scoring for the Lions were Galad Miller (40-pass from Tim Edmiston). Mike Ritter |3-yard Interception return). BUI Restall (38-run). Dusty Holloway (20-fumble). T ravis Bradley (70-kick-ofn and Edmiston (three extra points). Lake H o w e l l's (0 -4 ) score ca m e on a quarterback sneak. i MS 1 — 4 * M l - H I I SHS football tickata on aala SANFORD — Advance tickets for regular season Seminole High School football home football g a m es are now on sale at William Howard Jew lers, Lake view Middle School. Sanford Middle School and (he Athletic Office tn Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium at SHS. Cost Is 8 4 for advance tickets; 85 at the gate; $30 for reserve seating: and 820 for a season ticket. Reserve seating and season tickets are only good fo r regular season home games. For more Information, call 322-4352 rx. 200. AROUND T N I 8TAT 8 . SIS W — « 14 its it - r it iiv MSI Manager Dan Dougherty ----------times In eight at bats aa Bottoms U p Pub swspt a Hoop title Comebacks highlight women’s play still up for grabs Livaaay comas horn# ST. PETER SBUR G - Bill Llveaey. fired last week by the New York Yankees, wtll remain In baseball a s director of player of personnel for the expansion T am pa Bay Devil Raya. Livesey. 55. returns to his adopted hometown to help bu ild a team that wtll begin play In 1006. He c o a c h e d b a s e b a ll and a occer at St. Petersburg's Eckerd College from 1072-77 and had been w ith the Yankees for 18 years. SANFORD Calvin C opelan d an d Nate Hiltary com bined for 59 potato as the Young G una du bbed the Majlc 6 5 4 7 tn a battle for fourth pi m w in the Sanford Recre­ a tio n D e p a rtm e a t I S - l l * the a t S a n fo r d BASEBALL 7 :3 0 p .m . □7:30 p m — ESPN. Angels at Mariners. (L) □ 10:30 p.m . — ESPN. Rockies at Dodgers. (L) Ml MS I - H •— • m m doubleheader to take over the top spot in Tuesday Night Softball League at Chase Park. M iddle S ch oo l tn the four ptoyera hit ... ______ figures ae the CciUcs kept their c h a m p io n s h ip hopes aliv e w ith a 5 9 4 7 triumph over Sanford A.A. U. T h e scheduled third game between the Butts and R tb d a w aa cancelled on the lack o f Interest. □I SANFORD - Sunnlland Corporation and G IC C both r a w from behind to Improved to 2 4 and rem ain tied for the lead in the Sanford Recreation Department Wom en’s Fall Slowpitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park Tuesday night. Sunnlland Corporation trailed 3 4 and 5-3 but took the lead for good with a run tn the fourth Inning before •coring three insurance runs In the fifth inning to pull out a 10-5 victory over Crazy Wings. G IC C wAs down 7 4 after five Innings, but scored five runs In the sixth Inning and two ru n s In the seventh Inning t o secure an 11-7 triumph. In the other gam e, the Red Hots scored 13 runs in the first Inning and closed out a 2 00 run rule victory over C A A in the second Inning. GICC and Sunnlland Corporation are both 2 6 , while the Red Hots are 1 4 . Crazy Wing* 1-1. the She Devils O-1 and Lee's E xxon and C A A Sales are both 0*2. Providing ihc offense were: GICC: three hits — Marsha Cook (run. RBI); two hits __Becky McCarman (two runs, two RBI): one hit — Jill Denol (double, run. two RBI). Tanya G eiger and Tina Pine (one run an d one RBI each). Tammle Japes (two RBI). Missy Vaneaaelstine (two runs). Jeanne Howser (RBI). Kelly M arion (run); two runs. R BI Laura Harlow. Lee’s Exxon: tw o hits — Belinda Taylor (double, run). Lynn Webb (two runs. RBI). Bonnie Chaplin: one hit - Donna H orn an d Liz Turner (one run and one RBI each). C arol Dick (two RBI). Kelly Denton (run). Sandy Reid (RBI); run — Debbte Bemlng; RBI — Anne Garnett. S u n n llan d Corporation: three h its — Andrea Flanagan; two hits — Barb Martin (tw o runs. RBI): one hit — Eatella Hlttenbraun (triple, run. two RBI). Teresa Kremar (tw o runs, two RBI). Ann La n z a (two runs). Mikl Levis. T eresa Flnck and Sue Bagtey (one run each). Kim Myers: tw o RBI — Chris Tipton. Crazy W in gs: three bits — Belinda Anderson (run); two hits — Marie Byrd (home run. tw o run*, three RBI). Lynetto Barkley Iron. RBI). Angel* W hitney (run): one hit - Lannie MonhoUen (RBI). C arrie Ortiz. Connie Rotzell. Red Hots: tw o hits - Robin Hetzer (triple, ran. three RBI). L in d a Scertng (two doubles, tw o runs, four RBI). Pstty Policy (double, run, two RBI): one hit — Tony Pavlovich (holme run. three runs, five RBI), Lori Poe (triple, tw o runs. RBI). Dana McMackln (three runs, two RBI); tw o runs. RBI — Carso; tw o runs — Michelle Bemlng. Jenny Blowers. Lisa Sims. C A A Sales; one hit - Sechrest. oicc Urt Its SIS 1 - H It 111 4M I - I II Ml m s - t It Stt 111 ■ - IS It IS - I CSAIM m FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPORTS IN YOUR A R E A , READ T H E SAN FOR D HERALD D A IL Y # € # * V' IjA M M <# * 0 .40 F-V *. I HD? - IS » 2 * ; ; -i-;f v ; 1 i : : v. �- Sanford ManM, Sanford, Florida - WodrtMday. Saptambar 27. 1995 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S *O Tl TntUr nn )i IN OiiaaatTauiiaa a ICAEaerypaW t a a ta m -V A ts it IW w m T rM IA A .I J .I B laoi i a T lean uxs ON U S « N aa ta IKtflCtarl <8 aim ia* ritMitira ooima* ir ^ v a m ti* ns « n ICIPMtanl_____________ IN in IN n a a rM -v itifta a lOnuktadwIJuM IN IS *n id Id fwrWret) - t/Hi I; IM) HUSta«*yParky <d I d Id iCtaCtaUMr » ■ »d lia e a ttM "" B 17*1 lut, T IHII d*a, ICmryewrl ta Legal Notlcts Legal Notices Legal Notlcts IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT ON T N I WTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OR FLORIDA IN M ID FOR ■ IM IH O L I COUNTY O EN E ItXL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E N O .M -m vC A -IA K 0 1 . CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc.. Ptatnttft. VS. C Y N TH IA L. F RANGIONE; a a . N O T IC IO F FIC TITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given mot I am )n | )p * in butinrn ot FNa World <111 South Orlando Or. Son ford. F L 22771, Somtaota County. Florida, under the F lc tltle u t Name ot T I A M CONCEPTION, and that I Is tend ta raglttar said name wtm tha Dlvtatan at Corporation*. TallahatMO. Florida. In ac­ cordance wim mo prevIHan* at tha F letitlout Nam* Statute*. To-Wit: Sacften MSN. IN T H E CIRCUIT COUNT. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c a s e NO; gg-im-CJS-u-L F E D E R A LH O M E LOAN M OR TG AG E CORPORATION Plaintiff, N O TIC IO F FOR IC LO SUR ISA LR Not let H fwraky |iv*n mot, punuoii la mol Final JuNRmsnt o< Forte umirt data* 5*pl»mkof n . IftJ. ana awtafoN In civil coaa number W-lttlCA-14-K, at me Circuit Court at mo INK Judicial Circuit In and ler s*mlnala County. Florida. wFtorein O .C . CAPITAL M O R TO A G I SERVICES. INC.. It Flolntlft and CYNTHIA L. FRANGIONE, IV a rt DaNndontla). I will toll Statute* INI. lor cam at Ha wail front dM r at the SamlnaN County Courmauao In Laniard. SomInala County, Florida, at I 1 : « A M . an mo >am day at October. 1001 Me N M tn f u n e r w e S r^ S n y n •at farm In aald Final JuNgmant.tawlt: Lot *1. L A K E H A R R IE T ESTATES. accartttag ta mo Flat T n t r w r it s n P u P rW P B I f f r W f i f P I 11. Fate IL Public Racardo at Seminole County, Florida. N O TE : PURSUANT T O TH E F A IR D E B T C O L L E C T IO N PRACTICES ACT YOU ARC AD VISED T H A T TH IS LAW FIR M IS DEEM ED T O BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R A T ­ TEM P TIN G T O C O LLECT A D E B T AND ANY INFORMA­ T IO N O BTAINED W ILL BE USE D FOR TH A T PURPOSE. Dated me Hat day at la y temdar. IFFJ. MARYANNS MORSE Clark at Circuit Court By JanaE. Joaowic Deputy Clark CODILIS ASTAWIARSKI com Bey Scout Boulevard Suita MO Tampa. Florida ISO; Telephone: (111) m a n s Publish: SeptamOor 17 A Octo­ ber a INS DEM 277 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1NANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CASE N O IS M N DR AS L IN RE: TTiamarriapeat HOWARD OTIS SUTCH, J R , Patlllonar/Hutband HHl MARGARET MARY SUTCH, Ratpandanl/WiSo. NOTICE OF ACTION YO U. M AR G A R ET M A R Y SUTCH, are hereby nalllladMat a Petition tar DItaMuttan at Marrlepe haa bean tiled apalnat you. and you are repaired to serve a capy at yaur anewer to or pln dM i to Me Petition tor DIOMlutlan Ot Merrlege on CRACR ANN GLAVIN, E SQ , ot GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, F .A , Attorney tor Petitioner, and Ilia the original oniwer or pleading In the office ot Itw Clark of the Circuit Court on or betore the let day of November. INS. II you fall to do to. lodgment by default will be taken again*! you tor the relief demanded In Me Petition tar Diuelutlon at Mar­ riage DATED mit 30M day at Sap­ tambar, INS. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk at Iha Circuit Court Seminole County. F lor Ido Ry: Diana K. Brum mall Deputy Clark GRACE ANNE GLAVIN. ESQUIRE GRACE ANNE GLAVIN. P.A. lleOTutkawlllaRoed P.O. Bee J77S Winter Spring). F L 2I70P 2771 14071 ON 1110 Attorney lor P*tlllon*r/Husband Florida Bar No 110*05 Publish September 17 a Octo bar A l l . 10. INS OEM TJt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. N i l* CA l« B SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. Plaintiff. vv RONALDL O V E R FELT. J R , at el , Defendant*. AMENDED NOTICE OF FO R IC LO SUR I SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY G IV EN puriuenl to a Summary Final Judgment of Forecloture dated June 21. MW. and Order dated Saptambar M. INS. and entered In Cite No *417* CA M B of the Circuit Court ot the 1STH Judicial Circuit In and tar SEM INOLE County. Florida, where In SECRETARY OF V E TE R ANS AFFAIRS. Plaintiff, and RONALD L. O V E R FELT. J R „ at a l. are defendant*. I will tall ta tha hlgheil bidder tar cath at the Wetf Front Door ot tha Seminole County Courthouea. Sanford. Florida, at Itw hour ot 11:00 a m . on tha 10th day ot October. INS. Itw tallowing de urlbed property a* H i forth In taxi Summary Final Judgment, M Wit; Lot 14. H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III. UNIT IV. according to the plal thereat a* recorded In Piet Book IL Paget I and 2. Public Racord* ot Seminole tourilv F IfifidA DATED Ihlt lilt, day ot Sep tember. INS MaryanneMorte Clerk. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk Roger O Bear. P A. P O B o .m i Orlando. F L iw n Attorney* tor Plaintiff Publish. September JO. J7, I N I OEH 17] Shan* K. Ballamy Pubilth: Saptambar 77. INS DEH-M7 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O L t COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.tMOta-CA-M-1 LO UISA. FREDERICKS, Plaintiff. v». J . K EV IN WALDORF. NOTICE OF SALE N O T IC I IS HEREBY O IVEN that pursuant la Summary Judgment at FaroeNaur* en­ tered In ttw cat* at LOUIS A. FREDERICKS. Plaintiff, v* J. K EV IN WALDORF. Oatandant. In m* Circuit Court, in and tar l amlnata County, Florida. Co m N*. M-BB0B-CA-M-I. Itw und*r*lgn*d .Jlork will M il at public tala ta the highest and bad bidder tor ceeh at West front door at tha Seminole County Caurttwuw. I l l N. Park Avenua, Sanlard. Semlnele County, Florid*, at the hour at 11:00 a m . an ttw I7M day ot October, A.D. INS, that certain In Samlnata County, doocr lbod oo tallow*: Tha Woof Vy at the Northwest ta ot mo Norm*oat ta of ttw Southwest t a . SectIan J. Town­ ship I t SauM. Ranpt n East, Samlnata County. Florida. AIM known at 1st IX Mullet Lake Retreat* Unit 12. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUITCOURT By: JanaE. Jasawlc Deputy Clark FRANK C.WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE P.O. Bo* 4*4* Sanford, FL 12777 4*4* Publish: Saptambar 27 b Octo­ ber a. INS OEH 230 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given mat I am anpagad m buabwM at ibb I . Park A v e , Sanford. F L 12771, Samlnata County, Florida, under Ww F lth ftaa* Nam* at WNLIMITBW TREASURES, and mat 1 Intend ta raglttar sold name with the Division ot Corpora •loot, Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with tha provisions at ttw Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-Wit: Section M SN. Florida Statutes IN I. Richard A. Jelltt Publish: Saptambar 77,1NS D IH 244 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I N A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUNT V. S TA TB O F FLORIDA G EN ER A L CIVIL DIVISION Co m N*. SS-171l-C A -IL A M ID-STATE TRUST IV. a Delaware butlnas* trust, Flolntlft. E S TA TE OF CHARLIE G EORGE, dscaasad. unknown . hairs, davit***, grant*#*, assignees. Honors, creditor), trustee) or ether claimants by. through, under or against the said Oatandant; and ROSA M ARIE ROSS. Oatandant*. NOTICE OF S U IT PROPERTY TO : ESTA TE OF CHARLIE GEORGE. DECEASED: UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. AND TRUSTEESO F CHARLIE GEORGE. DECEASED. A N D A LLO TH ER PER SONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNOEROR AGAINST THE NAMED O E F E NOANT. Rasldsnc* unknown. It living. Including any un known spout* at itw said daton dents. It any has remarried and It any of said defendants or* dead, their respective unknown halra . davlsas*. g ra n ite s, assignee*, creditors, lienor*, and trull***, and all olhar persons claiming by. through, under or against Itw defend antis); and such at ttw ataro mentioned unknown delendants at may be Infants. Incompetent* or otherwise not *ul |urts. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI F IE O that an action to foreclose * mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lot U , J O Packard’s First Addition ta Midway according to plal thereof recorded In plal booh 2. peg* 104. public records ot Seminole County. Florida has bean Iliad against the un known hairs, devisaes. grantees, assignee*, creditors, lienors and trustees of Charlie Georg*, de ceasod. end all other persons claiming by, through, under or against the named defendant, you are required ta serve a copy ot your written defenses. It any to It. on ttw Pleintttt’i attorney, whose name and address It Joseph G Jplcoia. J r , Esquire. SPICOLA & LARKIN. P A , IM Jackson Mreet. Tampa. Florida 13*02. and III* ttw original with the Clark ot ttw above styled Court within XI days after ttw lirst Publication, otherwise a ludgmant may be entered against you lor ttw ret let de mended in the complain! or petition Doted September II. I**) (Court Seell HON MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By. PalriclaF.Nulls As Deputy Clerk Publish September 20.17. IMS DEH lU JO H N EGGE BRECHT. JR . (SS411Y11270S); A L E C IA ANN EG O EER EC H T (SSfUNKNOWN); and any unknown M r*. dkvlMOL Rronto**, creditors, and other unknown porkonk or unknmvn spouses claim tog by, through, and under any ofth* JllNraai-insibR.a 1JeeeOTw *■ M« IN sStaMy/Ursady SB IN m ik * )F ta * • u a a Jb Ta a b d fR IQsvtoawey WITNESS my hand and at tidal seal of said Court mi* ISth -*--- *- *----------■----- IBM ■ N f are I B p F B iT IB B ii I FT#. In accordance with th lean* With Disabilities Act. per­ son* with dtsabillttas needing * special accommodation ta par tidpato In mis proceeding shall contact ADA CMfdlnatar. M l N. Park Avanu*. Sulla NM1. San­ lard. F tarIda 31771. talaphene 407 331 cuo m ono, net later man riv* i d II (T O O ) I-MGMM771, or Veka (V ) I Mb OSS1770, via Ptartd* Relay Service (C O U R T U A L ) M AR YANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIR C UITC O UR T By: OaraMy W. lelton Deputy Clark C. VICTOR BUTLER. J R , F A. 12IBC. Robinson Street Orlando. Florida 22*011104 <«7) 0*0*000 Publish: Saptambar M. 17, tool ______________ O E H -IO N O T IC IO F FICTITIO US NAM E Is hereby given mat I ta buslwoMottM S. Fork Ay*, SontarsL F L 12771. Somlnota County. Florida, under its* F Htmouo Name of FARR A V I IO N A SHOP, and that 1 Inland to register saw name wim ttw Division ot Corpora­ tion*. Tallahassee. Florid#, t a ot tha Fictitious Nam* Statute*. Ta-Wtt: faction MS00. Florid# Statute* toot. Richard A. Jollti Publish: Saptambar 17.100S D E H 345 IN T N I CIRCUITCOURT O F T N I IIG M T 1 IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT . OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CaaaNa.itMM-CA-14 DhrHtaa: L M ETM OR FINANCIAL. INC, Plaintiff. v*. JO HN W. DUGGAN and LA UR IE J. PRATT e/h/a LA U R IE DUGGAN. M ONTGOMERY WARD C R E D IT CO R F, SUN RANK, H A . U N ITE O STATES OF AM ERICA and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. N O TIC I OF B A L I Nolle* Is haraby given, pursu­ ant to Final Judgment ot Fore­ closure ter Plaintiff entered in mi* c o u m . ta ttw Circuit Court ot Saminota County. Florid*. I will Mil ttw proparty situated In Saminota County. Florid* da■crktHdai: A PORTION OF LOTS 3*. 17 A N D 3I . B L O C K *7, SANLANOO. T H E SUBURB B E A U TIFU L. PALM SPRINGS S E C TIO N . ACCOROING T O TH E PLA T THER EO F AS R E ­ CORDED IN F L A T BOOK 3. PAGE 4Sto. PUBLIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A i FR O M T H E SOUTHEAST CORNER OF L O T 40. THENCE RUN SOUTH M D E G R E E S 3T 2 0 " W E S T A L O N G TH E N O R T H E R L Y R IG H T OF W AY LINE O F C EN TER STR EET 141» F E E T TO TH E POINT O F BEGIN NING; THENCE RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES i r s r ’ W IST 15.40 F E E T ; THENCE RUN SOUTH *0 DEGREES 44-87” WEST SI M F E E T ; THENCE RUN NORTH OO OEGREES 04’73” EAST 4141 F E E T TO THE NORTH LIN E OF LO T » ; TH EN C E RUN SOUTH M DEGR EES 30'05WEST ALONG SAIO NORTH L O T L I N E 4 1 .SS F E E T ; T H E N C E R UN S O U TH 00 DEGREES M’3S” WEST 140*4 F E E T TO A POINT ON T H E AFORESAIO NORTH R IG H T OF WAY LINE: THENCE RUN ALONG SAIO NORTH R IG H T O F W AV LIN E NORTH 10 DEGREES JI'M " EAST 135.00 F E E T TO TH E POINT O F BEGINNING and commonly known as 441 E C enter Street A lte m o n l* Springs. Florid* 13701. 4t public sal*, ta ttw highest and bast bidder, lor cath. at ttw west front door ot th* Semlnol* County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida at II M a m . on Octo ber II. IMS Oatad this ISth day ot Sap tember. IMS. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot th* Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk RICHARDS MclVER KASS HODGES. P A P O Bor (OO Tampa. FL33MI 0000 Publish September 20.17. IMS DEH 175 dd 4St I d 2d I d HtowtKsisai Id ■ G H P ta T R ltlld d l R d N Itd tssaadriw-kk b a a lMtasohc Sd ltd i d lleeyvLFs >* la 4kkVWWH td • list a m i dJJ* SI UR Id IBVOMmlJMd td tJCRGsansGew Id a g « tsm t G i n m m m d M d t i U htsw -IrthC P d Id ISiwrttawartW ii44im m s ttaan IMMrsw-l/k. SUP iHvawFtsaar id id i iw w r i w a t id tVVSMpkWWl a im u b T o a n t i d d d in c t -V k 0: o n H iM riF e o k sd t d iK ib m e s Id iTsc-iJdiwa u n O tsw r lid t d m v b d p p ii nd fSwqksa B G d d d i T i s in a i d tM is s e -b b b lM t iCvuwktai ia id IX IJS M M Id lla n e lM a G 4 i d » i isieeaii.itia B - » i N - l ------- id 4d Id ill HASE Id id id M ia w in a b a it IRMFsnasr Id d d Id iG dtarM to * I d ttd 1Si*irkr(s Id • ddddsKH add n d r a a -V H iIn d tosstos i d i a id Id Id Id T G*4)u s d ICmyewrl Tim Ralnoo li a Sanford native and Saminota High School gradual*' pitying lor tha Chicago Whlta 8ox. His atata am lor tha 1MS aoaaon In Ural column, ptraonaJ-baat aaaaon totals In tha lacond column currant caraar totata (including 1996 gamas) m tha third column. Rainoa was O-for-2, but did acorn a run as tha Whlta S Kansas City Royals 7-OTussday night. RAINES QAUQE El Ai M T M n t lT • isn ikdt T » t d atm •• 04 •»n IkssOlStar a (Ml Ota IN ia IN ta ta id mm ITSMan N O T IC IO F FORECLOBWRI SALE N O TIC E I* hereby gluon mot the undersigned Clark of the C irc u it Court ot Seminole County, Florida, will on Itw Ulh day of Nov*tabor. IMS, ot tl:M o’clock A M at tha West Front door of the Seminole County CourtheuM In Sanford. Florid*, after tar sal* and Mil at public outcry to the highest and best bidder lor cosh, mo tottowing doocrlbod property situate In Somlnota County, Florida: Lot 1*2. ORANOE GROVE PARK U N IT A according ta Itw plat thereof m ra carded In Plat Booh n , Fag* 12. Public Rec­ ord* at Samlnata County. Flor­ ida. pursuant ta ttw Final Judgm ent entered In a case pending in Mid Court, th* style at which I* 431 k A e w -M M I M t s w -M h f c K d Hi MW■ a l Fit. SB a ti ta a n « n a it as a t M 71 A t Ms H 71 .rn Wi •Tot « iCndmsfi l Fit BB ■ a m- a m C ilN gary *•§ G a m ** .......................... 132 At*bsrto **••»»■■»»******»****♦»*•»•*** 488 80 MU® *••*■•*••**••***•>••••*••••*•*•**•• 140 RBI •***alt«SS«aifi»itHt4MIH<MM«M 67 DOUBIOS •••*****■»***.. ********000 25 3 Trl ............. »***»*a*•*##*** 12 Horn® ruiiies,*.*.****-........ St® ft!B *.***|*»■*•*III *444*SI4»4s«*4«**« 13 A varag*........................ .287 Dm * 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 2.050 7,752 1,371 2,293 826 372 106 144 777 .296 » « at rn N m JN IT) n is <a D'i m v Ltgal N o tlc f IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N E E IG H TE EN TH JUO IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. M-MM-DR-ObB IN RE: T H E MARRIAGE O F: W ILLIAM MCCASLIN. TtaTsoa Vm' •HRArfkplm MUt IR U*i ^^mFa Nl h ua 1 I I I IPS I CMmsa d Km T a t 1*4. r*M CMcaplW Uehl D A T E D at Sdntard, Samlnata County, Ftartaa mi* list day at M v w rm * * i "I#. M AR 1RVANNE YAN MORSE C LE R K O FTH E C IR C U ITC O U R T B Y : Diana K. Brum matt Deputy Clark Publish: Saptambar 17 A Octo­ ber*. It, IS. IMS 0EHXM NOTICBOP F IC TITIO U S K A M I Nat lea ta haraby given that i n are angaoad In buataoM at F O. Baa *14*7*. Langwaad. FL 117*1. Samlnata County. F tarId*, under the Fktlttau* Nam* at T N I * raalstar sal with the (VvTeton *4 Carpera Han*. Tailahaaaaa, Florid#, ta ot ttw Fictitious Nam* Statute*. TaW It: Section 1410*. Florida Statutes tall. William Guggsnfwlmlrd Judlta A. Qiigganhalm Publish: Saptambar 17. IMS DEH 241 NOTICIOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* I* haraby glean that I am ingaaef In bualnaM at MB 111 FttkOwpl lltttks IN d tasdoi (Ortask Gtl.iapn. tsnCtapIVihiwad IB dtasfruins II* IM III III Ilf HI at ttw Fktlttau* TbW It: Section Statutas IMI. Frank Keller Publish: September 17, IMS OEH 241 IN T N I CIRCUITCOURT O F T N I IBTN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M -ttlbCA LE A D E R FED ER A L BANK . FOR SAVINGS, Plaintiff, VS. CAROL L. HANDLE Y; at a l. NOTICE O F F O d IC L O S U R IS A L E Notice I* haraby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment al Foreclosure dated August list, IMS. and antarad ta civil case number t ! I0I1CA. ot ttw Circuit Court al ttw l« h Judicial Circuit In and tar Saminota C o u n ty , F lo rid a , w herein L E A D E R F E D E R A L BANK FOR SAVINGS. 1* Plaintiff and CAROL L. HANDLEY. KEVIN P E R E IR A . N O R W E S T F I N A N C IA L F L O R ID A . IN C , Is/ar* Datandanl(s), I will Mil to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash at ttw west front deer at Itw Samlnata County courtheuM In Santard. Saminota County. Florid*, al It W A M . an ttw 3rd day ot October. IMS. ttw tallow Ing described property at set tarth In said Final Judgment, to wit: L o t 3. C L U S T E R " O " . W IL D W O O D . A P L A N N E O U N IT D E V E L O P M E N T. *c cording to Itw plal thereof, as recorded In Piet Book It, Page* 7, A l and W of ttw Public Racord* ot Semlnol* County. Florid* N O TE: PURSUANT TO THE F A IR D E B T C O L L E C T IO N PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADV ISED TH A T THIS LAW FIR M IS D E EM ED TO BE A D E B T COL L ECT OR AT TE M P TIN G TO COLLECT A D E B T AND ANY INFORMA TIO N O B TA IN ED W ILL BE USED FOR TH A T PURPOSE Deled Itw ttth day at Sep tember. IMS MARYANNE MORSE Clerk al Circuit Court By Jarw E . Jasawlc Deputy Clark COOILIS ASTAWIARSKI 4010 Bey Seoul Boulevard Suita 410 Tampa. Florida 11407 Telephone: (111) 177 400* CAS r li Oil J0 Publish Saptambar Ml 17. IMS O E H IBS Mon’s Rocrsotion Softball □ st Chsss RsrtL 7 pm, Crazy Wings vs. Hopkins Meats; 8 pm, Ws IIb Construction vs. ASP Incorporatsd. m it an t tu u Prop Swimming At pin □ Lsks Howtil st Lyman, 4 pm □ Ovtsdo at Lsks Brantlsy, 4 pm »n 111 nut HI to - nTm t ntkshr* 0 ArkauM 111 IN - III id HI I* - UTtusTsm Ulaass Boys’ Prop Volloyboll Otars lecsivvg wd): tanww ii d, Mdwqtoi St M T ta m in , ta p ta*Tdt •dewy Odrstt Tdaes ■CtaotoN la u d City CMcap NUlMuhit tomnd. * i 0 s It M 17 71 » 0 S N cssasaikto ■ l s u N N u H N 71 11 M tadto Cdikmi* T«m O d lM • 71 7) 71 V □ Ovtsdo at SsNdnsIs. JV, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm □ Lyman st Lsks Mary. JV, 6 p.m; varsity, 7 pm □ Lk Hm b Hit U tfMttfy* JV, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm V. CdsrsAs S» U, UCH d lllmart N. I*M M. ktato 11 . IrlUM 'L L U « M It Fit .JN IS *» di M M — ri an a, ir i Fa S4 M — ■ JN M m M M II JN 0 Fa t* J47 J0 1 ill t m t Gswpi IL taHetaai 11 Into It Vry®* TWi K Wami. 0M 4 5r*CL« 1 ***** lkksganll LTwesI Girls’ Prop Volltyball tastfs Ndeerk (to. lAAhl HUHTINGOOH YAIL11. Ft - Tie lyett totstrt Omswi I AA total! pdf, d<* rsesrh. first puce red, * parsdtem. tierdi psmtsad prtrevs r«*af □ Qatswsy al tamlwots. JV, 4 pm; varsity, 5 pm □ Lk JV, 5pm; varsity, 5 pm □ Ovtsdo at University. JV, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm bat Ns Fis 1 tatatw Stas 1721 III W 1 Ip*4l4ch4n ll4d III I IM INI I 4StatonF 1MwlanaD) t Trtr5t*q um tltow 1 Isttsmksntutly ttarftoralj. ISDHSMTS ll tawSid* IlCdkSlFIdtai 11WM 1 JrpaMfiU-a k ill IM 1 111 lilt t 4H tot 1 114 to) ;*' ill it* t ill IS! 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INSERT ICE. and (hat I Intend ta ragistar said name at Carperata un 1 111 IN II IIS m u K sM S tU N p ia. aackeaa ISvte » | ad hsasy n il d too v m iFersm a* ad Cdsdiw art, 2. I N *14 H l.t « | 4 □ Lsiw Brsnttsy st SoNdnsts, 7 pm IM 117 * HI ntn Hi HI it m u, i n ** 140. I N 4 * Alton* IM4 MV1 m i tf (NtoO*Ml. 7:N p)4 CdasN urn II Nl d Us Vgsto itqsM Junior Varsity Football IM un 1 IM ua 1 III ua t M tads iftahm ; a a cmap ir«to sssan^^ k aaTnVrviVT tl^ tok m IIIl, □ SAC pottlsn rsund st Ortsds Lsnos, 3:30 pm 144 IM I IM U1I I )M un 1 Ifto v tm te p l taaONpAleeFraackcsl ■l.lMhagahil DEBBIE P.MCCASLIN. N O T IC I OF ACTION TO : D EB B IE MCCASLIN AOORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE H E R EB Y NOTFIE D mat a Patman tor Dtp solution ot Marriage ha* bean D M against you, and that you are raqulrad ta taeab a copy ot your R i g a i i i or Ptaedtaa ta th* Petition upon th* FatlI loner's attorney: DAVID O. C A N N O N , E S Q U IR E , T H E LA W C L IN IC , Casaalbarry Oaks, IB1 Sitan>taan Rd, Suita tat. CasasIkirry. Florida a m , and m* m* anginal RaaganM or Pleading ta tha aftlca ot the Clark at tha Circuit Caurt, an or bataro tha Mta day at October. A O , tf*L II you M l to da id, a Default Judgment will ba taken against yau tor th* raltaf da- Bowling m■ la a Basketball— Ceetiseod Ire * Page I I U U I a l tu t IIIII Catfary SanJaw CaKrtSs til 111 m i lit Softball---------C o a tia a «d from P a g * I B while Zoo Crew II falls to 2-1. First Baptist Is third at I-l, while M.T. M uggs and Whclchcl & Howard arc both 0 -2 . First Shiloh Church sUll leads the league with a 10-2 record, but the Celtics are right behind at EM. The Expo* are third at 8-5, the Young Guns are fourth at 8-6. with the Majic fifth at 7-7. Completing the standings are the Bulls |5-8). A.A.U. (3*10) a n d the Rebels (2* 10). The regular aeaaon la set to end Thursday night with A.A .U . taking on the Expos at 6:30 p.m.: the Celtics battling First Shiloh at 7:30 p.m.; and the Rebels challenging the Young Guns at 8:30 p.m. Copeland towed In a seasonhigh 32 points, white Hlllcry w a s Just behind with 27 counters. B o b b y A n d e r s o n (1 2 ) a n d Johnny Woods (11) were also in double figures for the winners. Mequal Bush netted 16 points and Marcus Beasley 11 for the Majic. A n d r e C o llie r a n d K e v in Brown scored 14 points each, while Theo Williams added 11 and Anthony Cofleld 10 for the Celtics. Mike Williams (19) and Ken Moutlrle (12) paced Sanford A.A.U. YOU NO GUNS M. MAJIC 47 >IN ) 1 0 0 II. Cop*land 17 M l 33. *00 12. Gita* I At 2. Hlltafy II 4 4 27. Totals: 3517 l*B5. Malta (47) Btaslay 4 ) 2 )l. AA Flsfwr I A l 2. Busft 7 A l IA Derrick Jane* 4 I I t. J. Jonas 2 AO A Lattwkh I AAA Tetals: 202447. Halfilm* — Yeung Gun* 2S: Ma|lc 14 Three paint It*Id goals — Yeung Guns ] (Woods. Gitas Hiltaryl; M*|k 1 (Beasley 2, Busk I. Lettwlcti). Tala) foul* — Young Guns 10; Ma|lc IA Fouled out — non*. Technicals — non*. R*cord* — Yeung Guns B4; AAa|k 7 7. C E L T IC * * A.A.U. 47 Isatard A A II (471 Parker | I 1J, M Williams 7 4 10 1*. Smith 2 13 7, Wmtttolta 1*03. Moultrie 5 12 12. L J«w * I I 2 A Totals I I B I I 47. Catties (M l J. Williams I AO 2. T. Williams ] o o II. Coiltar 7 OO IA Col laid 5 00 10. Hail 2 0 0 A Brawn 7 00 IA Coopar I 00 1 Totals: 2a 00 54. Haittlm* - Cattles 25; A.A.U. 17. Thr** point Itald goals - A A U 2 IM. William*. Moullrl*. L. Jonas). CallkS 2 IT Williams, r). Total fouls - A.A.U. 7; Cattles 17 out — nan* Technical* — Racord* — A.A.U 110; C*ltksA4 Next week. Zoo Crew II and Whelchel & Howard open the action at 6:30 p.m. before First Baptist plays the doubleheader against Whelchel & Howard at 7:30 p.m. and Bottoms Up Pub at 8:30 p.m. Providing the ofTense were: First Baptist: three hits — Tony Ulallc (three runs. KBI): two hits — Tom Gracey (two runs, two RBI). Robert Smith (run). Mike Stornclll; one hit — Dave French (triple, three RBI), Paul Stein (two RBI). Bill Gracey and Rocky Elllngsworth (one run e a c h ): two r u n s — R a n d y Bridges. M.T. Muggs: three hits — Kyle Brubaker ‘ (run. two RBI): two hits — Jerry DIBartolo (run. RBI): one hit — Vic DIBartolo (triple. HHII. Joe Fcrpes (run). Dave Coss, Kirk Allen: run — Mike Dunlap. Bottoms Up Pub: three hits — Dan Dougherty (two runs, RBI). Jay Johnson (RBI): two hits -* Kevin Julian (run, two RBI). s n n i u u i n n i m V*K*MT 111 4 11 14 UlkWta l i s t 9 11 «0TI: torn msM *>«t| tarn* disdstatap talk ITInn tatoltaeiqih CdvuiLSI Ltokl TsntaiTSww wm»4vo,««i J**Jsn*yXIIY IttotanXOT tad*, Xktoisset F'ftary 2 FMatapha 1 taftoalWaUwqtoil bkvitasLttato— a M taSUSM N M I JUtownlCNavtlt* 5*i J*H4 CNupt C a w ^stTvatatS p* SattanatMmtrMl. f Spn Pitttargh at NvMd*kto 7S pm Sataington n M M a>Owtotoi It. 7Spm. CkupMkwtolSis. Us Aagsta •* Catgey. d FSm v a ttp m Oaliai al NwtaMi. 0 S g m Brian Jones (two runs). Tom Szabo (run), Larry Chunat (RBI): one hit — Ned Raines (run). Bob Shaw and Dan Tlm o (one RBI each). Shannon Spilt. Zoo Crew II: three hits — Gene Noe (run. RBI), Scott Gtngrus (two RBI): two hits — Vlnnle Zoccollllo (double). Mike Zoccollllo (run. two RBI), Sonny Eubanks (two runs): one hit ~ Joe Hartlc and Gary Cline (one ru n each), M ike Broderick. Donnie M cC oy: RBI — Ron Marasco. Bottoms Up Pub: three hits — Craig Split (triple, three runs. RBI). Dan Dougherty (two runs. RBI). Jay Johnson (two runs). Shannon Split: two hits — Bob Shaw (triple, run, two RBI). Kevin Julian (two RBI): one hit — Tom Szabo (run, two RBI). Brian Jones (two runs). Tom English. Flowers; three RBI — Larry Chunat. Whelchel & Howard: two hits — Keith Denton (home run. run. two RBI). Mike McLohon (double, two runs), Jam es Thompson (run, two RBI). Jerry Governalc (run. RBI); one hit — Freddie Moreno (run. two RBI). Mark Clalterbuck (run. RBI). Kelly Denton, E ric Johnson, Dan Goodllng: run — Vince Howard. EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! — Paid EEK L iv e G r eyh o un d R a c in g !! Ru m Nkmiiy * (bust !• % ) *Pm I D m 7:30 MUrans - Meq, im . Tkot IKK) GtmKMo I m m Acme Im Vm hmuu noa I m n /Si. Pm l Ju . TNOEOWMftl IACM MT1M UVt YU UIUUTI II0« Hue. SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK & FAIRPLEX CASSEL BE RRY * 4 0 7 / 6 9 9 - 4 5 1 0 IAIN as SNHN/QMMIN WUCONI DrhlaaDknttani IscsiWdA*«WsiItaohN4sflIMI•FtstoHts4slSL4)iBd l|ta,k 17-W.* Uhd>l? BI*to5pl>hNS4toia^N»J.kaitakNHdtaN»A tejniswjqtask �■ *’ * ± ' * *' 1¥ » » • * r r w r r r - 9 r f • ' * • Wy r r T 7 T T Sanford HorsM, Sanford, Florida - Wsdnotdoy, Saptambar 27, 1086 - M People »r,f. i: __- ji’ — . W hat’s Cooking? - ,s-4 -1% R«covtry Hie. m i ll InSanfofd lac., a K lf -h d p mental health organization for panic attacks, depression, fears and wcfincsQi everyf Wednesday, at 7:30 m „ at Sanford M n d o s a Seventh-Day Adventist Church. lift N. County Road 497, Sanford. Those Interested tnvttsd to attead. For information, call MO-3003. & A local o f T O P S (Take Sensibly] Hospital, 586 W. 3 JL 4341 Loogwood. Weighing begins at S:30 p.m . The first meeting is free. For Information, call iS Q 8 Iflfl or 1■0004324677. A morning meeting Is held every Wednesday, at 9:30. at Lakevtew C hrtrtianC hurch, 1400 Bear Lake Road, Apopka. Al^nongathm I f you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. ALanon Is an anonym ous, noninofit organ open to who Is s relative o r M e n d o f an alcoholic. Won ALanon meets each Monday. Tuesday Thursday. (Thursday non-smoking) evening at 0 p.m. Meetings a re held In the back room o f the Sahara Club, 2SS7 South Sanford Are.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more Information, cal) 3324122. Nar’AnontomMt Nar-Anon meets every W ednesday at 8 p.m. at W est Lake Hospital. 589 West State Rood 434, Lougwood. Nar-Anon la a support group open to fam ines and friends at addicts. Dally living srlth an addict Is m ore turmoil thaa you can handle by yourself. Join for In coping with your addict: ■ I n serenity to make put your life back In Call 200-1900 Rotny iDMts Mriy Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the T bn acuan Country Club, o n Rinehart Road. Contact Brian Loe, president, at 323-6128. EmployfMfit opportunlllN tef m a Iofb A n employment progra m sponsored by the A A R P Senior Community Service Is available every Thursday morning, from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Lak e Mary Senior Center, IS S N . Country C lu b Rood. Bill Downey w ill aaaiat seniors with employment opportunities. For Information, call 324-3060. Wwlalit atchm 11 W i l l i ■■ W 11 ■■ wWWl I w l Iin I V ttto W I wn l l Thursday! V 1WPi1 ^ A local chapter o f W eight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m . Omni ToMtmastwrt m##t at Htathrow The Omni Toaalm saters Club *6861 will meet at 0:30 p.m. building. 1000 A A A Drive, e members are welcome. , for more information. 1 N a v y Seam an R e c r u i t Shannon M. Sundvall, daughter o f BUI R. and Cathy M. Sundvall o f 110 N. Somerset Court. San­ ford, recently completed U.S. N avy basic training at Recruit T r a in in g C om m an d. G re a t Lakes. 111. During the eight-week pro­ gra m , Sundvall com pleted a variety of training w hich In­ c l u d e d c la s s r o o m s t u d y , practical hands-on Instruction, and an emphasis on physical fitness. In particular. Sundvall learned naval customs, first aid. fire fighting, water safety and survival, and a variety o f safety s k ills required fo r w o r k in g around ships and aircraft. She la a 1990 graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford. B E N JA M IN M A R S H A L L Army Sgt. 1st C lass Benjamin Marshall has graduated from the Battle Staff Course (BSC) at the Army Sergeants Major Academy at Fort Bliss. El Paso, Texas. The six-week course trains battalion and brigade-level staff n o n c o m m is s io n e d o f f ic e r s (N C O s) to b e c o m e In te g ral members of the battalion battle staff to manage the day-to-day operations of a com m and post. The students receive instruc­ tion In such topics as leadership, military operations, resource management, and use of the new com puterised M anuevcr Control System to chart the conduct of battle. Marshall Is the son o f Richard Marshall of 141 Colburn. DeBary. A m e r i c a n s g o f o r t r a d it io n a l p o p c o r n As Indian sum m er fodes Into autumn brilliance, entertaining with family a n d friends comes to mind. P o p c o r n b a a become America’s favorite "p a s s " tune m ack* w hen com pany cornea a-caUing. E v e r since its leg endary Introduction at the right up there with baseball sad apple pie as a n American tradi­ tion. Ragin’ C a ju n Party Mix has a distinctive taste without the fat m il and other deUcioua contem­ porary c ru n c h e n are: Stuffed M u sh ro o m C a p a . P ep p e re d ropcom n t t o n i c k s i n a oouui b JO 1 tap. chlU i Vfctap. onion powder Vi tap. garlic powder M tap. ash Vfctap. cayenne pepper 1 b a g g p o p p ed Microwave PopptngCorn . unpoj disci rded 2 cups tiny thin pretxels 2 cups taosted com cereal Combine chill powder, and garlic powders, salt sod : pepper In sm all cup. popcorn and sprinkle fin­ itely w ith spice mixture. Mix to coat evenly. In large bow l, toss together coated pop corn, pretxels cereal until w e ll mixed. Makes 9 < 2 Tbap. butter or margarine 1 pound m edium to large mushrooms, remove and chop stems 1Vh T b a p . c h o p p e d freah parsley 2 Tbap. crushed fresh garlic Vfctap. chopped freah basil 2 Vfc cups pooped popping com. discard popped kernels: finely crush popped com . H cup Parm esan cheese Preheat oven to960*F. In m edium non-stick skillet, s a u t e ’ m u s h r o o m stern a, parsley, garlic and baail In butter fo r2 to 3 m ln u te i Remove from heat: stir In popcorn a n d Parm esan until moistened. Fill mushroom traps with stuf­ fing mixture Place s tu ffe d m ushroom s, filled aide u p , on baking sheet. Bake for 10 to IS minutes or until heated through. M akes IB -24 servings. P IF F B R B D POPCORN Non-stick cooking spray 1 cups (Vfc bag) popped Butter Microwave Popping Com, dis­ card unpopped kernels and fine­ ly crush popped com 1 Tbap. sesame seeds 1 Tbsp. poppy seeds VfcUp. seasoned pepper Vfc Up. garlic salt (optional) Vfccup w ater 1 (11-ox.) package refrigerated soft breads tick dough Preheat oven to 350*F. 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Serve lm - ___ hour before serving. Serve with crackers. Makes two 4-Inch cheese balls. In a bowl, beat rem a in in g ackers with IngredienU except c ra c k e rs1 an electric mixer set a t medi­ u m -h ig h speed; b le n d u n til smooth. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes or until cheese spread la slightly firm. U gh tfy oil hands a n d shape the mixture Into two baUa. Roll cheese balls In crushed popcorn, pressing popcorn Into cheese spread until generously Kids love hot d o g s an d ptxxa. A n d now you c a n serve both when you make Polka Dot Plxxa. It’s quick and easy because the dough Is an Italian bread shell topped with bottled 8weet A Sour Sauce, onions, cheese and hot dogs. Even If you r kids have never been overly fond o f onions, they’ll love them on this ptxxa because the bottled sweet A sour M uce makes them taste great. A spirited blend o f su gar, vinegar, naturally b re w e d soy sauce, tomato paste, pineapple, onion, green bell pepper, garlic and spicy red pepper, bottled sweet A sour sauce provides Just the right flavor to perfectly accent and season all o f the ingredients. It takes leas than h alf an hour to assemble a n d ba k e this Tun entree, and don't be surprised If ft becomes a fam ily favorite. 1 ( 12-lnch) Italian bread shell Vfccup Sweet A Sour Sauce H cup thinly sliced onion lVfc cup s (6 ox.) shredded Monterey Jack cheese 3 turkey o r beef hot dogs, thinly sliced Place bread shell on large plxxa or cookie sheet. Spread sweet A sour sau ce evenly over bread. Arrange onion over sauce, then cheese; top with hot dog slices. Bake In 4 5 0 * oven 15 minutes, or untU cheese melts. Serve Immediately, Serves 4. ■ M akes 16 breadstkks. SOUTH o r T U B 2 c u p s p o p p e d G o ld e n C h e d d a r P opping Corn, u n* I kernels discarded (M b .) package mild Mexican p asteurised processed cheese spread, cubed 1 (8 - o s . ) p a c k a g e c r e a m cheese, softened 1 (2.5-ox.) can chopped ripe black olives, drained lVfc T b a p . ch opp ed fre a h cilantro Vfc Tbsp. chill powder Vfc tops, garlic powder Crackers Place popped popcorn Into a plastic food storage bag. W ith a rolling pin. crush popped com to a medium-fine consistency: set Rota Dot Maa Divorced parents cause kids stress ft When I read the letter from 'Ticked Off In T e x ­ a s . ” I h a d to respond. M y husband also has an ex-wlfe w ith whom he tries to stay on friendly terms. This la the b ig ­ gest point of contention In our marriage. However. I keep re­ m inding myself that she la the mother — and custodial parent — o f hia children, and he h asn ’t a le g to stand on If she decides to w ith h old visitation. C hildren w h ose parents are divorced a l­ ready nave enough sties# In their young lives. Even more Important, studies sh ow that Increasingly, fathers a r e p u s h e d out o f t h e i r children’s lives. This la rarely b e n e f i c i a l to c h i l d r e n — especially boys. ’T ic k e d O ff’ didn't Indicate the nature of her relationship w ith her stepchildren, bu t I w ou ld bet she would find It better If she didn’t hate their mother so much. Th e letter from "Ticked Off In T e x ­ a s ” Inspired a flood of letters su ch as yours. Read on: D E A R A M T : I've read your colum n for years, but was never m oved to write to you until now. "T icked Off In Texas” wrote that sh e was furious about having to sh are h er husband with his ex-wlfe. That letter brought back memories for me. My husband has an ex-wlfe w ith whom he refused to have a n y contact. He wouldn't even apeak to her. This behavior unfortunately extended to hla daughter as well, even though he paid child support. There f . ,* •,(■4.-1* « 1* **■ • S ' * *t ?- \\ 1 • rarer e rfir W E »I5 S ^ 5 gg7 fiS T B r“ je n r mitns tsm-. psssnn i 1 ........... M •• tl*W| MCrn« enCrypt M K 0 oa«-few 8(9'fipoio- Cra Coc*. (Mural y St— ever w | S C m t*SMMVOI3r jj i »». COmcTT rss (««s! M B M^VsKWatwi Ita* CaSm Dmw.C W (InSIMQtTO-ITa___________ 'tSlOlTlM | WHIMS'UttWa.1T ... The follow ing recipes have Dccn ocvtKvpra ana im c a u j the Orville Redden hoc her hitch- WKDNKSDAY’S MUMS TIMS 6 00 SSI it t( ADVICE Ja ABIGAIL VAN BUREN not phone c a lls to hla daughter, no letters, n o visits, no contact at all — because to have done so would have put him In the position of running Into his ex-wlfe, which was the last thing he wanted to do) Abby, this meant the respon­ sibility of developing a rela­ tionship with my h u sb a n d 's daughter fell on me. I was the one who Initiated a ll contact, telephoned, etc. — and u l­ timately opened the w ay for m y husband to get to know hla own daughter. 1 would have dearly loved to have found myself In the situa­ tion that "Ticked O ff In T e x a s" complained about. T h e opportu­ nity to keep a relationship going with his child, without the Inter­ ference of an angry and bitter ex-spouse (which frequ en tly happens In a divorce). Is a blessing and a joy. and makes for a better relationship for the second marriage as well. W hich would "T ic k e d Off” prefer? A relationship where the first wife proceeds to tear down her husband her herself (a situa­ tion where no one wins)? O r la she willing to have h er husband remain friends with the mother of his children, allow ing him to develop the father/chlld rela­ tionship that Is so Important to T ? g w .3 9, young people, a n d also gives her the opportunity to know what may turn out to be an exciting young person? In this scenario, there are no losers. W IN N E R I N B A N M A T E O D E A R W I N N E R : Your husband la fortunate to have married a w om an with such a caring heart a n d an abundance o f com m on se n se . 2:M4:M7;10S» (70131 (POU) " ft s a * 9AAC 10) SIS 4:11 (PC) THf AMAZMO PANDA AOVCHTUHC M 0 4: IS A WALK M TMC CLOU06 (7013} ________ ZJAAJ8_________ J THE USUAL SUSPECTS <R, I.101M 7M TM 11 MORTAL KOMBAT (PG13) t M 4:897: If SIS yl SEVEN _______»to 4:to TCP >40 (Rl TEXAS CHAJM1AW MASSACRE *144:807:10*10 (Rl BRAVEHEART (R) S *oofcis**o i DANGEROUS MMDS *10 4:10 7:80 >80 (R) i SEVEN JR) *80 >007:801*10 ! i i r‘ �"*w(i 4 G - Sanford^ H erald, 8 * ) ford. FtortdB - W adrw adBy. S a p ta rn b r 21, 1995 Legal Notices Legal Notice IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT. t I O H T I I N T N JU C IC IAL C IR C U IT, IN ANO TO R IBMIW9LE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. C Af R NO: H MM CA M DIVISION: ■ MBL L IF E ASSURANCE CORPORATION.• N n » Jersey corporation Plelntlft. rt WILLA SPRINGS VILLA ASSOCIATES. a Florida general partnership, now peeolbty dtseolved. M U TU A L B E N E F IT D E V E LO P M E N T PARTNERS - II. L.P., a Rhode Island llmllad partnership; and M U TU A L B E N EFIT FINANCIAL SERVICE M AN AG EM EN T CORPORATION. INC., a New Jersey corporal Ian. sometime* erroneously raterrad to either a* MB F Inane tel Servk* Management Company, Inc. or as Mutual Benefit Financial Service Management Company. Inc.. N O TIC E OF SALE PUBSUANT TO C H A P TER OS Notice Is given that pursuant to a Final Judgmen September list, lOSS. In Case Number tSOdeeCA U of the Circuit Court of me Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and Far Seminole County, Florida. In which M BL L IF E ASSURANCE CORPORATION, a New Jersey corporation. Is the Pttfntlft, and WtLLA SPRINGS V IL LA ASSOCIATES, a Florida general partnership, now paaiNty dis­ solved; M U T U A L B E N E F IT D EVELO PM ENT PARTNERS - II. L P , a Rhode Island limited partnership; and M U T U A L B E N E F IT FIN ANCIAL SERVICE M ANAGEMENT CORPORATION. INC., a New Jersey corporation, sometimes erroneously rater rad la either aa MB Financial Service Menagement C e m p ty. Inc. er aa Mutual Benelit Financial Service Management Company, Inc., are the Defendants. I will sell to tah highest and beat bidder tar cash at the Was! Front Door ol tao Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, at I I 09 A M. on the Idh day e* QcMRar, ItW, the praperty described on E ithlblt " A " attached hereto EXHIBIT "A " THOSE C E R TA IN PIECES. PARCELS. OR TR A C TS OF LAND. LY IN G S ITU A TE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLOG IDA. AND BEIN G MORE PAR TICULAR LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: PAR C EL! Traci 8. Wills Springs Commercial Cantor. Phaaa Two. according to the plat thereof at rocerdtd In Plat Boats M. Pages ST and K . Public Rtcordtof SamtnotaCauntyCaunty. Flarlda. PARCEL tl The West m taat at Ow Southwest M of the l authaaat W of Sacflan 14. Township It South, Range SB East. Seminata County, Florida, lying Norm ot Centerline ot t Iowa 11 Creak, being mere pertkuterty described at follows Commence at the West la comer at said Secttan 14; thence Seum r u i r Beat, eteng ma Narth Mna at tha l euthweat ta at said Sacflan u tar 1743)4 Nat ta the Waat Ime of the South loot ta at said Sactlon 14; thgnc* Sduth Sim w Waat, atang aatd Wbat IMo tar (1(7.91 teat to me Warm Una at the Sauthwett ta at the Sauthaaet ta at said Section 14 tar the POINT OF B IO IN N tN C j thanca South tro rw East, atang aatd Nerlh Una. MS.N Not ta the taat Una at ma West tn taat ot tha Southwest ta ef the Seutheest ta of said Sactlon 14: ttwnco Soum Ol*M'jr' West, atang sold Baal Una and parallel with the Watt Una ef the Southwest ta of the Southsast ta at said Section 34. X1.99 to*t to the centerline of Howell Croak; thence along tho centerline ol tlowall Creak tha tallowing eleven (ill courses and distances; thanca South II* IT 10" West, T t.lt feet; thence Soum 41*I T 14" West, 44 44 taet; thence Norm Tl'trO T " West. 53 S3 taet; thence Soum IS*U’4»" West, 4»I7 taet; thence Soum 4t*lS'M" West, 41 41 taat; thanca Soum S 4 * tr»" West. 19* 44 tael; thence Soum aO*H J r ‘ West. 92.37 taet; Ihonca Soum ll's r e t " West, l i ra taet. thence Soum r u ' j f ' West. 110 41 taet; thence Soum lT*ST'or West, lit It taet; thence Soum s r ig 'l t " West. 11.44 taet ta the West lino ot the Southwest ta ot mo Sauttwest ta of said Section 14. itwnco Norm OltaS'W East, along said West lino. 770 3* Not ta the P O IN T OF BEGINNING. PARCEL III Thai portion ot the Southeast ta at tha Southwest ta of Section 14. Township 11 Soum. Range JO East. Seminole County. Florida, lying north of the cor tar lino ol Hawaii Creak described as tallows; Including, but not nmitod to tho tallowing: I. iMprsviwtents. All buildings, t truetores, betterments, and ether Improvements of any nature now or haraaftar situated, In whale or In part. Upen Itw Realty, regardless ef whether physically efflmd of sevorants Itwraftom (tha ’1. X. Apportananci i - Tha benefit el all tenement*. haredllamants. east men it. appurtenances and other rights ef any nature whataatver appurtenant ta I f Realty or the Imprevomonts. or bath, and an rights of way, streets, alleys passages, Wataago rights, water rights, sewer rights, and rights of Ingress, ewesa. and accost to and tram the Realty, and alt adjoining property, whether now editing er hereafter arising, together with the revert Ion or rovers Ions, timotndar er ramalnMrs. rants. Issues. Incomes, and profits of any I. Taagtata h r sporty- All al Wills Springs' Interest In all furniture, furnishings, natures, goods, equipment, machinery, apparatus, budding materials. Inventory, and tangible porsenet prepeil) of any nature whatsoever, leather with any proceeds thtrool and any replacements thereof: (a ) attached er aftlead ta the Realty or tha Improvements, or both, ngerdtaii of whsMet physically efilmed er savored or capable of tevoranca mare from ; or (b) ef where situated, used, usable, or Intended ta be used In with any present or tutor* us* er sptrattan of or upon lh* Really. Including, but net llmllad to Itw totlowtng: any abstract of tttto pertaining ta Realty; all heating, air conditioning, lighting. Incinerating, and power equipment: all engInas, machinery, equipment, rampneaari. pipes, pumps, tanks, motors. conduits, wiring, and switchboards; all plumbing, lilting, cleaning, fire prevention, tiro Anguishing, refrigerating, ventilating, and comimwicaHene apparatus: ail bailers, lumaces. ail burners, vacuum cleaning systems; all staves, ovens ranges, disposal units, dishwashers. water heater*, aahausf systems, refrigerators. cabi nets, and perttttans; dll ruga. pads, and carpets; ail laundry equipment; g e t and etectrk tutor**; radiators; heaters; mentals; water basins; water fountains; all pipe*. faucets, and other plumbing and heating fl stores; window acreatw: screen deers; Venetian Mind*; storm shuttars; all buildtag malarlets; all furniture, furnishing*, office equipment, and attic* Supplies (Including stationary, letterhead*. billhead*. and Hams at * similar nature); and ail addtttana. ac cast lent, renewals, ragiacsmanta. and substitvr flans of any or all of the tare going Ithe "Tangible Property"!- Commence at the West ta comer at said Section ]4; thanca Soum I f J S J T ' East along tha Norm llna ot tha Southwest ta of said Section 14 tor 1.14114 loot ta the East llna ot said Southwest ta; thanes Soum 01*0110" West along said East line tar 1.117*3 taat ta the Norm llna ol tho Southeast ta of tha Southwest ta of said Sactlon 14 and POINT OF BEGINNING; thanco Norm l*17'34" Wes* along sold North line tor 11100 taet. thence Soum 11*1114" West tar 345 74 taet; thenco Soum sroroe" East tor N at taat; mince Soum at**i')9" West lor Oil 00 taet; mence Soum ettal Jf" West tar 47.53 taet; thenco Soum U*141l" East tar 44M leaf, thanca South 01*01 It" Watt tor lio n tool, mence Norm e r sell" West tar 133J7 toot; thenco South 01*051* West tor Ml U taet ta the centerline ot Howell Creek: mence along the centerline ot Howell Crook the tallowing courses: Soum »:* v 41 East tar rtie taat. thanca Norm tT*cri0" Baal ter *4 m tat* mence Norm « • » or last tar 14IS taat; mence Soum 4J*sr*V' East tar 41 tl taat. thanca South a n e w East tar l « M to** Thanca Soum TT*44T4" lest tor B b toot, thence North STMeTT East tor st.Tl taat; thanca North W I S H East tar 07* tart thane* Norm W lf'W " taat tar TX.lt Net. thanca Narth oa*srK East t v s i b taat ta tha taat taw at tha Southwest \* at Secttan M. thence ^wertm* tad owwartwo at Howell Creek Narth bt*W3T’ tee* along sate last line t v Ttb-X* Sea* Se the POINT OF h F G iN h lN C Indimdw Landscape Butter Easement bate* I Frard J a'tr ane as Trustee, end The Welsh Corporation, a Norm Carolina corporation, dated as at 11/19/14. recorded 11/34/IS m O R. Boos letr. Page leas Landscape Butter Easement between James G Johnson and John C Den wit. es Co Successor Trustees tar Clayton Properties. Inc. Employee Profit Sharing Trust las to ta Interest I, and Jamas G. Johnson and John C Dontots. at Co-Successor Trustees tar Florida Supply. Inc. Employee Profit Sharing True! (as to le Interest I. and The Walsh Corporation, a Norm Carolina carper at Ion. dated a* ot 11/lt/IS. recorded 13/14/41M O R Book 1447. Page 1470. Drainage/Retention Easement between Tho Walsh Corporation, a Norm Carolina corporation, and Will# Springs Villa Associates, a Florida general partnership, dated at ol 9X/97, recorded o w n In O.R. Book ItU . Page 14*5. N O T E ; All recording references heroin a rt and shall bo to ma currant public records at Seminote County, F larlda. F U R TH E R . TOORTHBA W ITH: All property rights oI any bind whatsoever, whether root, perianal, mired or etharwlaa and whether tangible or Intangible, encumbered and subjected to a security Interest by mat cartain Mortgage dated October x, itto from Wllla Springs Villa Associates, a Florida general partnership (hereinafter, together with Its successors, grantees, and assigns. "Wllla Springs"). In favor ot M EL LIN Assurance Corporation, a New Jersey corporation s prodaten or In interest C'M BLLAC"). at rscardod bitting mo current public records at lorn Inala County. Flarlda Wt Official Racarde Beak 2X34. Fege 113! (the "Mortgage"!, and encumbering. May alia, these cartain parcels of rsai estate situate In laminota County. Florida, which are more particularly described above (the "Realty"). CELEBRITY CIPHER by L u is C a m p o s CeWtxry CoTwr cryptogam are creator! from quoutmt by lamoua id and prawn) Each woer n era cptwr uanda lor anodwr TaUftckjt V equate D HWB' P T F D C P C M E V z w — E T F P K J S Z K O O PCX PP u NW S NJ OFH a B ME U M J P C W P ’ Z Z V Z WU O V Ma K T K Z Z F B O P M I V J O K P R E V IO U S S O LU TIO N .‘Nobody should try to play comedy unloss they have a circus going on inside * — Michael Curtir V © im b ) NEA, Inc OFF THE LEASH tj ' n! L O n " vr By W.B. Park - v - i ■»1 * i 'Vi r r r r l 1 J - *'■'« VI ' ' r r r r i 1 Proceed*. All g r i n i f i at the camwrston. veiuntory ar Involuntary, ef any of the prapdrfy doaertbad herein Into cash er ether liquidated claims, ar that are otherwise payable tar ln|gry ta. er the taking or requisitioning of. any such property. Including all Insurance and condemnation proceeds a. Contract Rights. All ot Wllla Springs' Hd>t. tltlo and Interest In and la any and all contracts, wrlttan or oral, express or Implied, now existing or hereafter entered Into or anting. M any manner related ta the improvement, use. operation, sola, conversion, or other disposition Ot any Intarest In Itw Realty. Improvements. Tangible Property, or the Rents, or any combination thereof, including any end all deposits, escrows, prepaid Items, and payments due end to become due thoreundw. end Including construction contracts, service contracts, advertising contracts, purchee* orders, equipment leases and Insurance contracts and pel kies 7. Cleans. All claims and demands whatsoever. In lew as well as In equity, of Wllla Springs arising out ef or pertaining to the Realty. Improvements. Tangible Property or Rent*. I. Mertpop* Rights. Any and *11 rights el ssXrogetlen at provided by the Mortgage, or arising thereunder; end any property or ether thing ot value acquired with or paid tor by any future er further advance* mad* pursuant to the Mortpepe f . Other Intaagtatot. All contract right*, accounts, instruments and general Intangibles, as such terms tram time to time are or may be defined In the Uniterm Commercial Coda (Florida). In any manner related to the use. operation, seta, cornerHm, or other disposition (voluntary or Involuntary) ot the Realty, Improvements. Tangible Property, or Rent*. Including all permit*, license*, insurance policies, right* ol action and other chose* In action. 19. Constructtow Document*. The tangoing typo* ol praporty Include specifically all ef the tallowing: all contracts, plans end documents that concern Itw design end construction ol the Improvement*. Including plan* and specification*, drawing* and architectural and/or engineering contract*, and construction contracts, together with all amendments, revision*, modifications and supplements ALSO T O G E T H E R WITH any fund*or other encumbered property hold by W IL L A S F R IN G I VILLA ASSOCIATES, a Florida general partnership, now possibly dissolved, er Itw Receiver appilntad herein. S T E V E N K. BUCK. A* used herein, the term "Include'' I* tor Illustrative purpose* only and Is always without limitation Dated this list day ot September. IttS (SEAL) M ARVANNB MORSE CLERK OF CIR C UITC O UR T 9r Jwno 9 Jesewic P A R C H IV U M J Atacama. Alt arising tram the Realty. Improvement*, or Tangible Frigerty. or any combination thereof. Includtag Wllla Springs' Interest In and ta all tost**, licenses, franchises, and concession , or rotating ta. all or any portion of Itw Realty, Impravsment* or Tangible F t opsrty. whether now enisling or hareeftar mad*. Including dll amendment*, metfttcetten*. replacement*, substitutions, aitanstarw. renewals, or 1 - s\ r *A l i t Flea self-improvement seminar. William J Dees m s River Blvd Jacksonville. FL 37304 Fwbilsh: September IT. and October A i m Legal Notices M O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice 1* hereby given that I n engaged In business at 401 M s to rc b A v o .. Altam onte Spring*. F L X1T1A Seminole Ceunty, Flarlda. under lh# Fktltleu* Name at ADVANCED S A F E T Y C O N SU LTIN G , and that I Intend to register said name with the Division ot Cor parat lens. Tallahassee. Florid*. In accordance with the pro­ visions ot the Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To-Wit: Sactlon *45Ot. Florid* Statutes IPI1. John Valois Fubllth: September >1,1PM DIH-X43 IN T M IC IR C U IT COURT O F T H E 19TN JUDICIAL C IR C U IT O F FLORIDA IN AND FOR SC M IN O LE COUNTY O E N E R A L JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO.*f-1IT1-CA1*-L GE C A P ITA L MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc., Plaintiff. VS HOSSEIN FA 2ELI; at al.. Defendant) NOTICE OF FOR ECLO SURE SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment Ol Foreclosure dated September IA i**S. end entered in civil ce*e number f l 1071 CA 14 L. el the Circuit Court ol tho llth Judicial Circuit In end lor loml nolo County. Florid*, wherein GE C A P IT A L M O R TG A G E SERVICES. IN C , Is Plaintiff and H O S S E IN F A Z E L I . --------------. UNKNOW N PERS O N (S ) IN POSSESSION OF TH E SUBJEC T REAL PROP E R T V . N /K/A BLAN CA G O M EZ. Is/era Dotandantli), I will tell ta Itw higlwst and best bidder tor cash at lh* wosl Iron! door ol lh* Seminole County Courthouse In Sontord. Seminole County, Florida, al I I R A M . on the llth day ol October. IttS. •he tallowing described property es sal forth In said Final Judgment, lowil. Lot *1. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSINGS U N IT THR EE, according ta the Map or Plat thereol a* recorded In Ptal Book to. Pages 10 and II In tha Public Records ol Semmota County. Florida N O T E PURSUANT TO THE F A IR D E B T C O LL E C TIO N P R A C TIC ES ACT YOU ARE A O V IS E D TH A T THIS LAW F IR M IS D E E M E D TO BE A D E B T C O L L E C TO R AT T E M P T IN G TO COLLECT A D E B T ANO ANY INFORMA T IO N O B TA IN E D WILL BE U S E D FOR TH A T PURPOSE Dated the llth day el Sep tember. lets M AR VAN N E MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark CO O ILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boutavard Suite 410 Tam pa. Florida JMC! Telephone ( i l l ) 111 4001 Publish Saptembor» . 11. Iltl D E H 111 DEH 7)5 Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OF I N K I I B N T I R N T N JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF F LO R ID A , IN AN D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C IV IL DIVISION Casa tie.: G M t a C A U -A METMOR F IN A N C IA L. INC.. Plaintiff. vs. JOHN DICKSON AN D TW YLIA R. DICKSON; FORD M O TO R C R E D IT C O M PA N Y;AV C O FINANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLYW OOD. FLA.. INC. d/b/a AVCO FIN ANCIAL SERVICES AND UNKNOW N T IN A N T V O W N E R S . N O T IC E O F SALE Nolle* It hereby given, pursu­ ant to Final Judgment el Faractoiur* tor Plaintiff entered In this cause. In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will sell Its* property situated In Seminal# County. Flarlda de scribed at: LOT 70. W IN O TR E E WEST, ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS R ECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK to. PAGES t l AND f l P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY, FLOR IDA end commonly known as 7*9 Sutler Loop, Longwood. Florida 11750. at public tala, ta itw highest and bast bidder, lor cash, al tho west front door ot tho Seminole Coilnty Court house. In Sentord. Florid* at II toa m .. on October 17. IttS. Dated this lath day ol Sep tember. 1?*1 M A R YA N N E MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: Je rw E . Jatowlc Deputy Cterk R ICHARDS M O V ER Kess Hodge*. P A. P O Box aoo Tampa. F L U M l 0*00 Publish: Saptember to. 27. IN I DEH ITS I N T H E C O U R TO F THE F IF T I E N T M JU DICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR P A L M REACH FLORIDA J U V IN IL E ANO FAMILY DIVISION CASK N0.4CJS1 JM IH IN TH E IN T E R E S TO F Baby G irl Young D O B .: 2 22 « N O TIC E T O AFFE A B The Slat* of F lor Ida to Father Unknown You ar* hereby net Ilied theI a Petition under oath, hat been tiled In the above styled Court tor lh* permanent commitment ot Baby Girl Young a tomato child, born 2 22 es To Krishna Paula Young. At Good Semarl Ian Hasp , West Palm Baach, Florida TO CATHO LIC CHARI T IE S . D IO C E S E OF PALM BEACH IN C , a Ikonsad child placing agoncy. tor tubtaguont adoption, and you ar* hereby commanded ta be and appear In tha above Court ol Palm Baach County. West Palm Baach. Ftor Ida at f .99 * m o'clock, on the 2Jrj day of October. ttM. Publish: Saptembor 20. 17 A October a. 11. I N ! DEH-ISO NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAAOE Notice It hereby given that I am ingeitE M bwtinee* at Ml Sweetwater Bird. South. Long wood, F L M i l t , Sem inole County, Flarlda. under the Fictitious Name *4 G E N E R A L B U SIN ES S S E R V IC E S O F CENTRAL FLORIDA, and that I inland ta register *eid name with tha Division of Corpora lions. TaHsh***M. Florid*. In accordance with the prevision* at the Fictitious Name Statute*. TeWH: Section *S19t. Florida Statute* m i. Robert V. Klntner Publish: September XT. l i t ) DEH 144 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminote Orlando •Winter Park r iO M f t n f f t t t f io 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CEO ofYowowucumYi PRIVATt PARTYRATH dASSinioDcrr. **••*•#****•9*JY 1 i i Erb •**99999**97* a Mm NOUN tOEAMIJOPM ,tl# 19*99*•••• -•« MOMMYOn FR10AY ClWtDSATURDAY I SUEDAY O jtjta M a Dbg Find aut «diy maai at mm_tap earners M r* n# prteldwb network marketing aepdrl- 1 Uaw 9***9*******************.11.11 BERG Rata* art pm Am , EmbE bg S Bggg * 3 llitt I a* rtvoluttonary end axctttng tar the U R N GW ", •• Gig-Tim* Prk W* wlil be the teik oi tho Industry In tfw nwwt 2 years. NOWACCEPTING Tint business can change III* SOCALL: IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T OF THE E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLO RID A. IH ANO FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A IB N O tS -IM B C A ItA FEDERAL N ATIO N AL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Ptaintltt. DENNIS I. ZINK. AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF T H E SUBJECT REAL P R O P E R TY . FIRST M ER CAN TILE NATIONAL BANK, successor by merger ta C E N T R A L NATIONAL BANK. T H E HAMPTONS OF H EA TH R O W CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., and 0EAN W ITTER FIN A N C IA L SERVICES. INC.. Detandentls). NO TICE OR FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IV IN pursuant lo a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated September IS. IMS. and tntorod In Casa No. ts 1011 CA 14 A. ol lh* Circuit Court ol lh* E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM IHOLE County, Florida wherein F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORTOAGE ASSOCIATION 1s Plaintiff and D EN N IS I. ZIN K, al e l, era Defendants. I will sell to itw hlghetl and bast bidder tor cash In tn* West front doer of tho Courthouse. In Sanford. SCMINOLE County. Florid*, at 11:00 o'clock a.m. on the llth day ot October, lets, the tallow­ ing described property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to Wit: That cartain Condominium Parcel known a* Unit A-1 The Hamptons ot Heathrow I, a condominium, together with an undivktad interest In the lend. eipentes appurtenant to laid unit, all In accordance with and wb|*ct to the terms, conditions, restrictions, and provisions of the Declaration ot Condominium ol ttw Hamptons of Hoothrow I, a Condominium, as racer dad 14, If tl. In Official 1494. Fag* 2). Public Records at Seminole County, F la rld a : a/b/a 44) Hampton Crast Orel*, Heath row. Florid* X2T44. DATED this Itth day ot Sep­ tember. 1994. MARY ANNR M O t t l A l Cterk ol said Court By: Jana E. Jasowlc A i Deputy Clark FabarbGItllti. P. A. Sulla 300 1570Midruga Avonu* Coral Gabies. FloridaX2144 "Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this pr oceeding should contact A D A Coordinator at Seminote County Courthouse, X I N. Park Avonu*. Suita N X l. Sanford. Florida 12771, at toast live days prior to ttw proceed log. Telephone: (407) 133 4H0 •Xt. 4227; I (09*441771 (T D D ) or 11009551770 (V ) via Florida Relay Service." Publish: September to. 27, ITTS DEH in IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT, IN AN O FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY, F LO R ID A CASE NO. I9 9 N 9 C A -I9 A LOMAS MORTGAGE USA, INC, Plaintiff. FELIX ALVAR EZ (S$4544 03-77S3); AN N AALVAREZ (5 Si LIN KNOW N); RONALD K. NOR BERG; VALORAE. N O RBERG . and any unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown parsons or unknown spousas claiming by. through, andundsranyotlh* above named Defendants, Defendants N O TIC B O F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Clerk ot the Circuit C o u rt ot Seminal* County, Florida, will on ttw 17th day ol October. 1*94. at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at ttw West Front door ot tho Sominoto County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, otter lor sal* and soil at public outcry ta tho highest and bast bidder tor cash, ttw tallowing described property situate in Seminote County. Florida; L o t 1 7 . B l o c k 14, EASTBROOK. U N IT SIX. ac cording to tho plat thereol as recorded In Plat Book 17, Pages to end a*. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florid* Including spec Ideally but not by way ol limitation the tallow Ing described equipment Rang* pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In a case pending In said Court, tha etyte ol which Is Indicated above W ITNESS my hand and ol llclal seal ol said Court this llth day of September, 1994. In accordance with the Amer leans With Disabilities Act. per sons with disabilities needing a special accommodation ta par ticipat* In ltd* proceeding shell contact A D A Coordinator. Ml N Park Avenue. Suita N X l. San ford. Florida 22771, telephone 4flj 313 4U0 X4777. not later than dv* IS) day* prior to the pro ceedlng If hearing Impaired. ITDDI 1*00 155 17/1. or Voice IV) 1109*119770. via Florida Relay Service (COURT S E A L) M AR YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk C VICTOR B U TL E R . J R . P A 171* E. Robinson Street Orlando. F lor Ida X3901 11*4 (49219(94490 Publish: September 20. 37. INS DEH-179 m tdwdring may Jnctuda Bargain Hweae to tw coal (fan i Caned efwn you gel letuBa Pay atoy tor day* four ad nx» at rtf* earned Use U dMOtpOon kx laaketf reauae Copy mutt hte» i ‘ 0CA0UNES Tuosdey Rwu Frtdey 13 Noon TTw Day Getote Futfktfton Sunday 12 Noon Fndey 15—C tw tfV Ltatt Fra* medical car*, tri fallen, counseling, private doctor plus living aspan***. Bar 1217111Clearwater Attorney Jab* Frkkar...... l-44MXT-**ta ALONEf B IS P B C T E D dating bureau sine* 1977! All ages including t*nlorsl I 909922 4477 (Men 11+ large discount) M - H tatlti C a r * IIR S N IT Y SHO R IS Lakefrent. 14 Hr. trained staff, Itata lie. Long tarm cart, Alitwlmor. 3419M3. 25— Se g c I e I H o H CAN YOU cbb N R O V ID I A T< ceedT Call Footer Parent R» cruttmoM *07-9X7-4441 CRHRCif A CHILD* NORA! YOU! CLASSIFIED«0 TOttSARTTWC m i o« Atom laetorG'i It CBNE C a r t ! slack taktwtf Spectait I I I MParWeak/ti 1.48 Day leece available tar H I yrg. 221 74)4__________ A OVALITY school teaming, ...339194) nurse an ttafl...... ABC (M ALL Day Corg TLC. kiOtos. toddlers. Esc, n tarwteas.............3399119 CHILD CARE IN M V 4IO M I. Reasanabte rata*, A4an.- Sat. Fenced yard 3X344IT. CHILD CARE, le My Net e e e O A Y L NIGHTS. W IE K IM O L MI-9913. CHILDCARE. M Y N O M E , rtesonebl* rate*, hat lunches. 331 aiJTor 323 49X___________ CHILDCARE IN M V Ouatmed praschool REF. 3220)1*er 04-300*. MARTA'S OAYCARR, Gaby's tael Pra-Schotf I Lake Mery U t. 1)047........... MOTHER 0* 3. will d daycar* (In my hama-Lk. Mary, Santerd), country tat­ ting, meals Included. 3)1-7797 GARKRVFTCY/DIVONCI 9 Billing name, address, and phone number e Contact name and phone number tar ad verification a Start dote a Number of days you would Ilk* your odta run It you have any question*, pleas* call lh* Classified Advertising Department at 331-1911. M o n d a y -F rld a y , IR IX NO HIDDEN COSTS. M W CN KT/U M M PAYMENT PUUISI INTNE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOE IIMII40LE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE 440.49I49CJ5-I9A JAMES B. N U T T E R A COMPANY. A MISSOURI CORPORATION. Plalnllll, vs. RICHARD LA PEN N A. E T A L , Defendant* AM ENDED N O TIC B O F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment el Foreclosure dated AAay A 1*91. and Order dated September 30. 19*4. and entered In Case No. 91-144-CA-14 A ol the Circuit Court ol the 1 IT H Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Ceunty. F lo rid a , w herein JAMES B. N U T T E R A COM PANY. A MISSOURI CORPO RATION. Ptaintltt. and RICH ARD LA P EN N A . at a l, ere defendants. I will sell to the highest bidder tor cash at the West Front Door ot ttw Semi nol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Flarlda. at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on itw 14th day al October, ) m . ttw following described property a* sat forth In said Final Judg ment, to wit; Lot 39. A L O M A B E N D , TRACT 4. according to ttw plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 42. Pages 49 through 43. In elusive, of Itw Public Records ot Semlnol#County. Flarlda. Tog*ttwr with all structures and improvements now and hsrealter on said lend, end futures attached thereto, and all rents. Issues, proceeds, and profll* accruing and to accrue trgm said premises, ell ot which era Included within ttw forego Ing d e s c r ip t io n a n d the habendum thereof, also all gas. steam, ateclrk. water and other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems machines, appliance*. Natures end appurtenances, which ar* now er may hereafter pertain ta. or b* used with. In. ar on said premises, even though they tray be detached er detachable D A T E D this 20th day ot lap tember, 19*1 M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jesewlc Deputy Cterk HARRY H. M AR VEL. ESQ 122 East Central Blvd F 0 Baa 22M Orlande. F L 22*93 Publish: Saptembor 27. and October 4.1994 DEH-1)4 ACT NOW1 AYONt !9 »7 4 l AVON 14hr. Hat Line A C T HOtal AVONI M* dear, k 1»T-H94*rl MfUCMIHRr A TTEN TIO N F E E E M t a V IC I WOGMRMI TtftE at worklitf nlfhti, hallla y* and W N l N l t l TB# leeslwol# S arvlctl Oapartmant has permanent, p a rttim e add substitute paaittens avdilabte In ttw Santerd area Far mar* Intermotion pie*** tall: V r * nalghksrhu d school Read lor vice Manager *» R » tXa trk t Feed lervke Oftica el at-oxta.___________________ WHOMWRINGS IdlCEOKt4111“ ! Comar it 1/4 Lake M a ry Giya, Ektt M ............... .497-3399171 CAR I GIVER, petflten Irsclu aaloryptue ream Bkeertf. Coll 7:M-9:M FM. O N LY , w fla g g la n e CLEANING 9 S hr*., 9394514 Nights k cell Man. Frl Fart time/Ml time, tre tetten a must. between 9ans-4 am. 3X1-4711, F IRttNERI N A N T R D TOT PAY (LABORERS A L S O ) AM>. ApERMI I I 7711 e* DIVORCE 4 *9 e e Immigration, wills, custody, visitation, support, adoption, name Chang*, translations, corporations, cradii report. 4*99*1). 1* liable E speeel. 55— M u s lim s O pportuirtttM 10CALVEMMM ROUTE 42X9.49 */wk potential Stfll Legal Notlc6» 7 1 -H > » W E W < E d ABOUT MAKItaEMGMGVt Area wtlebotfll $ 3 2 5 .0 0 407-323-MOS For convenient and economi­ cal advertising, nothing beats itw Sanford Herald. Fax us your ad to ttw Classified Dept, and Include ttw following In­ formation: m RtaTrata. Latal ewk. 45— L E R E I S f V i C t E FAX & OBTAIN RIW CredH Flkk Into packed 0 *4 it* outside 2 7 -N w m r y ft 31-P trtoM lt m 5 f— FlAERClel ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREWTE: In Itw *v*nl *1antrraf Inan ad, fw laniard Herald wti b* rgapdnaibta taf tw BrNRwofttah eeVy and only to Rid aatant af tha coal « f thtf bwarBon. Fta*** etiaaR ________ your ad tar accuracy tha flrat day R new. LAKBVIIW Ikmlty plot. 14x20 Ft. I Spices, concrete border, toddad. Cedars at entrance. X2299. Winiwqotat*. 2211 l i t OAKLAWRMGAAORIAL PARR I Camatory lota, tide By aids 11.904 etch.............4e7X22l2N m Legal Notices IN THE C IR C U IT CO URT OF THE E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT, SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A CIVIL ACT IO N N O : M-3M9CA-14-A MELLON FIN A N C IA L SERVICES CORPORATION >9. tic , Ptaintltt, vs. CLEMENT J G R A Y , at 41. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure and Sate entered In ttw cause pond­ ing In Itw Circuit Court ot ttw EIG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit. In and tar SEM IN O LE County. Florida. Civil Action Number 94 2M9CA 14-A the undersigned Cterk will sell Itw property situated In said County, de­ scribed**: Lot 11 and Lot 21A, Block E, SW EETW ATER OAKS. SEC­ TION 5. according to itw plat thereol es recorded In Flat Book If, Pages I, 2 and J. Public Records ol Seminote County. Florida. together with all structures. Improvements. Matures, appli­ ances and appurtenance* on said land or used In conjunction ttwrowlth. al public sate, to ttw highest end best bidder tar cash al 1140 o'clock A.M . an the 17th day el October. i *m . at ttw West Front Ooor ol Itw SEMINOLE County Courthous*. Sanford. Florida. IN COMPLIANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH D IS A B IU TIES ACT. PERSONS W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S N E E D IN G A SPECIAL ACCOM M ODATION TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN THIS P R O C E E D IN G S H O U L D CONTACT A O A COORDINA TOR AT X I N PARK AVE HUE. SUITE NO X I. T E L E PHONE 1X71 323 4330. E X T. 4227 NOT L A T E R THAN FIVE DAYS PRIOR T O TH E PRO­ CEEDING IF H EAR IN G IM PAIRED. IT D O I 1 409 911477). OR VOICE (V I 1 109*11(770. VIA FLO RID A R ELA Y SERV ICE (COURT S E A L! Maryann# Mors* C LER KO F T H E CIRCUIT CO U R T By Jane E. Jasowlc Deputy Cterk Law Office of Charles R George. III. P.A. Post Office Box 2J0* Orlande. FL 23901 Tel: (407)439)900 Publish: Septemberx. 17. IN I DEH 174 SCHOOLME TUCMU Reliable, anargetk. person ta work InOevcars 222 *447 •Cook-CtericM* Llghl cooking lo r levaly childcare cantor. Cook must have telephone A clerical Mil­ itia*. Excellent working cenCOURIER DR IVER tal Full A part lima, will train. GENERALOFFICE 7-111-34/Hr. Will troln. light duty. HEAVY EO U IF.I M III per hour, will train. 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Immediate openings In Orange. Volusia A Osceola Counties. Call 407 322 4730 tar appointment* D F WP/EEO ELECTRICIANS & HELPERS F T, Winter Springs ere* Goad pay twnrfltsl Immediate employment. A A B Electric ltd. Winter Iprtnqa._________ ELECTRICIANS Cemmmerlcel Gig. Drivers Ik. end tatfe required. Ceil Netawrh Electric I �m 3* t • / r r r » I i i r t r • 9 . , • 9, r i I 9 r / t 't ’ ' i~Tw:tn y4MxfU| h f > ! ■ ' ■ • <A Sonlord Horold. Sonlord. Florida - Wedn#»dey, September 27, 1986 K IT ‘N ’ ( A R I.Y I.K ® hy U rry W rlftM 71— H tlp W a nted 7 1 -H tte W anted EUCTtKlAK mnciDmam Strang tack, lark a sp . math. Inclined. 140 W 7S.___________ ■XP. JO U R N EY M A N A Helper* _____ m t w t m _______ EIPMKXRC RfSTMMMfT With lotetlon* In Seator * M i fttowrt Bara, look Inc lor quail tad people tor alt paalliont. Apply In par ion: 1:30 Is tpm, attydap. H U N T'S I M A « M Oriaoda I fimSM 6U 0KR OfCMTOK SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLER rao»sw.syrcmso« APPLY IN PERSON 11* I art Ind St., laniard. G K U K H O U S I^ ^N O M ER S^ Vaughan, Inc. on hory 40 towards S o rro n lo . n a td t happy, haalty work art I To work In ihlpplng/packlnp dapt. Fatl pactd anvlorn m rnlt Overtim e raqulradl Packers and Pullers U N hr. to start, WarahouM Person • 'experience 14 00 hr. to itarl. eOTUPOlta___________ HAVI A D I R T Proa CHrtotmas and parly a ll you wantl TU P P E B W A B E ........ I l l - A l l H O M I T Y P i m . PC Uiara needed. M l,000 Incoma poten Hal. Call I M PSI14UJ. Eat. BIlH_________________ HVAC SHOP Min. 1 yrt. aporlanca. compat Itlvo pay + banallta. tour/It hr. day*. Call 40/ 7771774 tor appointment*. DP W P/EEO LARBMARY, 7/1.1 w aai hi m. ms/mow. *100740 9 W 4»W IC H f c v R A*o, HN KN oW PAOLA. OP PoctNc Am. 7/1, C/HA. *47VMw* a *47s/toc. llSS7HM4*rWP77Mdor* CDL CLASS a F U L L T M M ....................... "f-mma ’TEACHERS* Lovely N A C V C accredited childcare cantor Dm lull A pan time pet!Item available tor all ape greupt Salary depends upon education A aiparlanca. t i e r Ilent working Immediate opentngsl Call tor appotnlmanl................ B U M ✓ « TEUER IANPBRB i n . taM rm , I M dap V I 5481m#.. Saw dap. NO PETS 7714*80 SANFORD t Maipi M M . 1 kaWi C/HA. torse*to tack yard. SJM/nwn. e daw. lad1347. IT/fB-MRI St. V I . at ham# oITtco. on t/t Rm U m p So . 771-BIB*. TRUCK DRIVER caR.......................... m t m AIR C O M D IT IO M IO . Claan. quirt, t trie tty managed. M S«g wfc.i util. pd. leun.. ptana, kit. IR cy.a to a S m A a p .IM a m CHAR m P R IF IH thara apt. KUa/aot ek. full p r lv lr g t t , w a th o r/ d ry tr, cabto ttowk. + roc. 33440*1 P R IVATI IN T R A M C I. refrtp •rotor, microwave. Cator T V . ...........; impuon 9 7 -A n a rtm «n ts Fu n M tlM d /R un t Installers Mutt hava aip. A F L drlvar lie. Call lor appt, lot-law LOCAL M IV IR For pickup A delivery In Cantral and South Florida Will alto work on loading dock, mutl hava C lan A COL. and daan driving record. Mutl bo able to work a Heiibte tthedult. Alan; 407-MO-W4A MECHANIC Mutl hava aip.and aip. wllh lawn equip, a plut. Call lor appt lao-iow_______________ PACKER/LOADER r \ OF F R 0 1 IN FO O O i. F ra vlout warahouta asp. a plut. COL A drag tett require*, non smoking plont. Apply i Rich Food Plan, 401 W. ITtk Si . 11iliare I u M h All rental and root ettato advarlitamonto are tubjact to •ha Federal Fair Howtlng Act, which mokat It Illegal to advertlto any protoranco. Ilm Italian or d ltc rlm ln o llo n bated on race, color, religion, tor, handicap- lomillal ttatut I F F I C I I N C Y A P T S ., ( I Bdrm.) STM month and up. rail Plaoao Call 771 070 H IS T O R IC A L S A N F O R D . 1 Beeuliful him. apt*. I bdrm.. 480/man- SMO/sac 3300534. LAN I M AR Y, prlvato entrance. CHA. park elf ttreat, newly redecorated................ 170-1*07. SARFORD t bdrm. rreal lent area, complete privacy. *W »> UQOrac ras-laO________ W — A p a rtms U nlurnlshtd / R tn f AFFORDABLE-C0NVEHENT1 Nlco RatidrnHl Call about our SPEC IALSII ___________ i » m » __________ A PT. F O R N E W T . hitlerl< apt. uptfaira. Claan s/i. window A/C, appll., Include* Good n e ig h b o rs . A d u llt 1310/m onth + |}10/dap. Paint Body ft Writing Pirate call tor appointment: ___________ IW W I P A R T - T I M I S4/kr. Answer t a la p h o n a t. F lt a lb la houri/local area, no ripen a n c a n e e t t a a r y . C a ll iaee-474-rrte. l i t , m P IR M A N IN T P A R T -T IM I Will Train Call lor Appl. COM M ERCIAL L IN IM Service a *407 770-1141* a RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL ASSISTANT F u ll li m a lo r g ro w in g padlatrlc olllca. aiparlanca In mrdlcal tatting pralarrrtf. C o m p a lltlv a ta la r y and banal IIt. Sendrrtume to: P.O. Bar I tar, laniard. PI. 17777. RESTAURANT HELP ISanfordl W A N TE D PARTTIM E DAYS. Outgoing parten required. Involvet food ore parat Ion A counter help. Call: 137 701* eve ROOFERS Commercial rooting company nradt rootart Willing to train, I I y a a rt or older. Natdt transportation, steady ob good banalltt A ORUO F R I I W OBKPLACE. 487 4480154. S IC U R IT Y O FF IC E R J O I Training. Armad A Unarmed ■really A Altactolot 04-7444 S E C U R ITY O FFICER S Herded ipm to I I pm HMt Fraa u nllorm i A brnrllti available'vacation pay Call: 407 444 Otto or 444 1471 ’ SERVICE’ ’ ADVISER’ .NIC1ISIB Prolettional. people oriented person, needed to lake care of our customers Previous auto eip a plus! We will train motivated person Apply: S E M IN O L E F O R O . INC.. 17 *7 A Labe Mary Alvd. T ie r H wo*ear own." JtM BOYLE....... I ID E M ., I M T M . Duple, w/haot A elr. STM/man A dap Slootlrom ■ • • ta li. lac. W IN S ____________________ 171. K E5L FO aC N . vary ctoon, TSXWIef w/tot* el trees, ties me Nve 8ta 771774*.________ 1504 EL FOW TAL A V I .. t/I. C/HA, no p o ll. ro f.. Im madlotooccupancy. 17*d m . 7 BDRM., 1 B A T H . CHA. ANS 0 month. MOO toe. dopoalt. 771-SB*____________________ i n . C/HA. MIS Yoto A v o - RN Raq. 54*5/man. a Sac. Dap 7771W7to 77700*0 MM DOWN • IM H Y R IN T T you con own. thlt 7 homo, with CHA. new point A corpotl HUD hamoal Tk 1 4 1 -H t m a s la r la k E 1CWANOE O R S E L L ym!r preperty tocotod pnywhprol INViSTOBS R E A L T Y 770-5*11 BOV'T FORECLOSED Hemet Nr pennies on SI. Delinquent Tee, Rape's R IO 'S . Your o r a * . T o l l F r a a II) 1MIWY77S, E ll. H U M tor currant llsttogg__________ ME I A M N M CO URT 7/7. Oarage. C/HA New real, co^^tol and point Q UALIFIED F lta tatoR oaoH. SaiJM............7a-*5M E R T . H A HIDDEN L A R I, V l split, hto through awt. now carpal, point tadroomt, screened patio, lancod, Iro o t. cut do tac. S05.SW 777*4W_____________ LOCH ARBOR. 1 Bdrm.. C/HA. with largo toncad yard. A ttaal ol I7R.PM. HIIMman Croup Inc. 771 R7U.__________ Breeze R E E OPEN HOUSE MOBILE H O M I 1/7. on S ocrat. largo oaks, fan cad large ihody i pasture. 777 IIP . U T .4 S U N .M p e w 2 H J R M M IU M C . 1 Bdrm - 7 bath, newly re navatod. near new shopping mall and good schools SSt.eoo Cab: N s m a w i WIST 44.1/7. 1 mile from aaw mall. CHA, Ig. lam. rm . A lg toncadrd. saa*ma 727-1H7 V l ON 5 ACRES. N. Beardel I Avo- l«. porch. SSM plut. OWNERFINANCE SANFORD. Recondition 1 or ] bdrm t. AC. Ig. workshop In rear. 77I-5PM or pogoSM 1*10 O W NIR FIN ANCINQ , 7S44 E L PORTAL A V E - l/t. C/HA. low ullllttol. *47,880 *74 4774. SANFORD. S/t. C H A . noar shopping A schools. 114.S00 MoNcSOWtkl Realtor 177 74*7 UN FO R D , tt* *. H O LLY A V I. 7/1, ancletad front porch, now C/HA. complotoly upgraded. SH.8SS Agent: 7M47*q U N F O R O V I . new root. CHA. remodeled, new carpal. SO down.5ISVmon.7MMl* U N F O R O . V I . living room, dining room, kitchen, 1410 M A O N O L IA Ava. 414.100 Makeattor 111 11*7 I k vs. M kaao.-Liao a •rand New Mama" . Now ev­ erything. C/HA, root, floor A k11.. wllh e#Ilari assistance. ■ktard Haney..............OC-aSII. U N F O B D . V l . F A M IL Y C/HA. ranavalod. test q ....................TIP-7407 U N F O R O LO O HOM E an 1 acres, 4000 t q ft. 4 bdrm, 7 both*. 1 kitchen*. Owner II nanclng. *1*4.400. 570-1508 114— W a ra h M n a Ifc a / R a w t LONSWOOO. BAM Iq. FI. w / ~ " olflcat. Oil 17/*) In Longdoto Indutlrlal Pk. S358R. J30M II. 115— Ind u stria l R antalt O FFIC E-W A R EH O U SE . Irom SNS/mon.. 1710 tq. ft.. PRIME locetlan. corner el 44A A Did Lk. Mary Rd. no. In Santord. 117— C o m m a rc ia l ______ Raw talE_______ U N F O tO . l + T p e M t o r e m tanad Indutfrlal. pertael tor trallaMtorag n t -O H ic a - SOME OW NER Ftoanct o g T i Ac rat 4- Hans* IM M ED IATE 717 NTS to EttparOf* 77M. STENSTROM H IITO P IC Dawetawa Long wood, acrott from Tea Rm.. rttall/Ntlc*. *408 mo. 7700781 R 141-Hom aa fo r Sa il R E M T O n 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! C je q e v a Q a r d e i^ s 1505 W. 25th Strati •Sanford LIASC IIM G . Low coth to mortgogo • 1 bdrm- 1 bath on beautiful earner lot. Ig. oat In kit., vaulted calling*. Ig. cavarad petal 1*4, MOI ' 3 2 2 - 2 w0 ^9 w0 HOURS Moo • Fti. 8 30 • 5 30 Managed Oy Angara Gordon Property MenaganwrX Pryor Pair • B ID . singto sir* w/tramo. brass hn dta ord. S5S. Con 171k A 17/41. U N F O R D mtvor man*__________ FR I.S*.2N tfcJIM i c»o»/m» L A R I M AR Y CONDO. V t . tacludta and qutot arao. I llary units. Ipic , calling Ions. IMS iq » . S74.4M Call 1)7— M tM te \t I C A R R IA B I C O V E . *5. 1/1 daublawldo. C / H A . real. earoart. S IM M O B O * » » 5771 • M X JLV lS p M . B SK YLIN E. lSXNtcm. rm •MRSLS/lIpNt. i f o M T I N Y , tpiC.IH.4M e 14X41 V lS p W M BROAD MOOR. tern, i • MXTLVISpMI. n i u B iR T V , Partial ty turn. S IM M . e 14X14.1/1 SpMt N f l e i t w o o o w/wo*hdry, tern. rm. SI0.I J . a 74XM. V l SpHt 4S S K YLIN E, w/wash d ry , dlshw athtr. tpk CALL; 777-1)40 to S1I-77S1 MOBILE HOMES IN C Ht ei ss In Carriage Cava 14x00. 7/1. C/HA. M U S T BE MOWED Head* ioma TLC. IM45. Choose tram J. i r widtt •II l/i. C/HA. somo wllh olhor •xtros. *54*5.88. 1/1 ppekliselM C H A : S i a m All the above art cash prka, NO Eiai*p*Ma O ta ri Rakwad. POSSIBLE FIN ANCINQ N7»»I-S*M to M 8-M U 1*74 OAKMONT. Ita**', V I S bath, handy man's spatial. MUST BE M O V ED ! SI1M. .............................407 7141717. 15f— R b b I Estate W M * 4 I'LL BUY OR LEASB YOUR HOUSE, make payments k de ropolrqColl tor dtiallq taySkRtta* .....I P I f P 4444WE B U Y HOUSBSIWM W*c4wtay CeN H M H O H IMF— Busintss F o r SBte CARFET B T IL E BUSINESS. Exeat lent location. Not t*7K. MUST S E L L 487 7774*71. a a * LOCAL TAVBRSL tote ol ptoklng. Ml BN TroNto praot - " a lo p • e 07M81R 145— W aterfrant Pr— r ty / Sate 4 0 7 3 2 4 -1 M 2 TERMS Cash. M/C. Vita. Discover. 10% Buyers premium. JERR Y KLEINBERG AUCTION ADVANTAGE AU t i l l ........................ treat Sat, will doHvor. 777 4714 • TW IN B ID . I t ) , comptoto w/spring* A Mattross SM. 7774051____________________ VACCUUM C L E A R E R , m s * R IRBY. navor used. M M : antique gald tala *75; Spioca wrousM Iron dtoolto eat *71 Vakamalltaa: 777 77S4 W A S N IR B P ia ck lM , Soar* Kanmara *75: oak dining room Mbto.ltoOvotlSS. 77MB7* tie ve tr t ly f» in M ERCEDES block, tolly I V A i ml. tB 14*7 VW JE T T A . 4 Peer, A/C, auto- now Hro* A bra vary ctoon. SUM 771*451. 14*7 PONTIAC FIRBBIROk I S •ng a cyi. black, run* groat, naadt now key. SUM OBO; taai Toy*** Carata run* great- < cyl auto. OBO 7304041______________ IS M L IN C O L N T O W B C A R . d tm im . I**» CADILLAC Sedan Do Vlllo. S print Edition, dfc. rod., tootoar. J4K m l- mini condSI4,48kovonkWk.......J D I U I 215—Boatsm !~ _____________ ty ar v v to se r- 1 • n PONTIAC 14 PT. FIEBRBLASS fishing Cart How ra boat A traitor. I5HP Johnaan, trolling mtr.g4*5.77tl*M I •ihovtl. broket. Ini. In ptad cond. Body rwat. btown angina. ^ H R A t a r lg n H n iT t S ^ ^ 2 1 7 -O B r — B lB te B 2)3— Auto Farts ANTIQUE SINDBR sewing machine 1115; wood burning stove STM; compound taw MS. map on; cross country TraoOtaMko 175; 377181*. P R I .. S A T .. A S o n d o y. M A R K H A M R O A D , boy* ctotho* a 17, girls **. baby Horns, toys, dining room lot. kllctanata. Nkot. A more. 10— Ttk v k k fi / i/ l *41 Bovltr Rood. Sonlord. C to lh ln g , odds A e nd s. 11 N U B B 11 F A M IL Y B o r ago Soto. U T . O N LY. 1:30 7. Lota Mary Woods Sub., oil I7/*1 A Walden Rd. F u rn - Nordic Track, mlcrowavo. gat dryer, bikes, wator tads, cortautar. printer, lawn m aw tr, la' salltaal.toddlar tad, toys. ____ .4 0 M E B H O .7 F D . w /loit ol to llsro ro , Panasonic 14 Pin printer A camoutorcari S775 77* 510* 1K7— I f f t l W O — BS SPA. POBTABLE. 5 PERSON1* Daluxa equip, undorwatar light. Coder B A IIB O . 11*77 4 V M M EM . /j ORB STOP T IB E SHOP. T i m M M A up. Mauntod A Bat. I//41A lithe!Cheep*QWP— 235— Tru ck s/ B u s ts / V a u t_____ • CN EVY E EA U V ILLS V A R • ■n. l ton. Pa***ng*r van. ctoan. Loaded I Too much to list, mutl too to appreciate. (tolv U A H OBO......... 3 T V M 1471 DATSUN PICKUP. 4 c y l. S tool tad. good work truck. Stoo 774*470_____________ __ 14*1 ISUIU Pick up. S A/C. big wheel*, now flrot. towmltot.SMM. 777-4*51. *5 J E E P WrongNr. RtoOronta •diiton. Only *K mite*, many •■Ira*. Not a tatter looking loop around. 7W1U1.---------------- SA TU R D A Y B S U N D A Y . • : » T T . ISIS Magnolia Ayo. Santord. Teds. IIthing aqulpA boating equip- heutowara, Z3t— VtWClUB aunt, beaks, mlsc.___________ TUSCAWILLA/BNn Eagto: Sal. 4/TOSomlpm. 1578Eagto Nm I CASH its paioi For Jtab ( t r t C lr.; mowar. F A F Pastel Truck* A Mi t e . I Keep dishes, boy XT' A girl America BoouiHuH— kat. tote ol mite, house JU N K CARS W ANT ED I Runn­ h o ld , kid s lu lf . boo ks, ing or nd I Pay S*. 7 days a software. wk . we haul I l-l I f f — O H k t Suffltes Wanted / • DESX/oWca typo. S w/llto droseor. Nlco cond. LI. ,S4d. Can move. 777f W MASTER CARO A VISA author nation machine wllh printer. Ilk* naw In original beta*, asking I I W . OBO. Ask tor MichNIa..................... 3*7 SMI RE F URBISHE D Ott+e* all makes A tltos- Save up to 40% tram Navel War maty A Free delivery........ *47 7*1140* OLD B JUNK CARS/TBUCKS WANTED Will pay CASH A 21» — Wanted te Buy h w j^ x m j^ r o e jJ COPIERS W A N T E D All NUtoa A Sites Running or not. Will pickup ........... 487 745-1104 222— Mtsculten— STOKTIITVM U q«N K T)M IM I Farmer JC Penney location 1118 Stale St- ISontord Twin P lato). Glas* thowcasas. glass cutas. gormant racks, desks, chairs. Ilia cabinets, office divider panels, stock rm - shelving, rolling stock carls, mannequin* k mirror*. Busmet* hours Storting Mon., loo* » us BURBLAR BARS. Eo*v push button rtNasal SS par t q ft. el Ctamtar 774.ua* HAMMOND OR BAN w/draw tart. Laalto *aund system 241— Racruattenal V ttectes / C a w p tw CAMPBROUND Ntototantat.’ comp from coed to coot*. RPI •Niltetan. Pdd SMM Soerln c o iv s iC d iiM •CHIVY Makar Pm m . ' to. Ctoon. runt graoi. Full both. A/C. Ganarotor. Naw awning. Good lira*................... S7I-7P4S PICNUP TOPPER/CAMPSN. F lo rid * L in a , l u l l t l i a llbargto**. 1750........... 51I-05M Q U IT SMONINQ 1*4 day. From tparivad. 108% guorontoo. Cod Jeon 4ta-5t» i m ________ 1f>-MacHii*Bfy/TwH HUN T INN. CAMI,P1NQ TR A ILi r : 'i r . RtdSd nock. «1 JM PRO. 717 11*7. 54*04 7315470 • E L E C T R O L U X SHAM POO mochlno. Lika brand now. S4S. Will naootlata. 773-7750. OKADtAL ARM M W . Sears M <J n c h w ^ j 4 b t o J 4 d i a i « L in -F tts a S u ite s PAEANOONRD M OM M IE Cot A 1 INta kNtto*. P R EE TO 0 0 0 0 homo only I Ptooto help those C U T IE S I Coll alter Quality Uttd Cars ft Trucks Good Cradill No Cradill Bad Cradill No ProblsBi! I 311— Antk)uts/ ColtectteteE OCEAN FR O N T N I L AHoaNcAao. *000777177 a i-a n Far alt a rt. antlgaai. tool*. wRPElNINaSa^WNIfip1w bdrm. sat. oak A glass ct ™ F" f •CD PLAYER. JV C . on. cond. Ilka n a w .m O B O -71! 7*50 _ MOBILE NOME SA V E I t M a maatk. every month on grocarlat. For Intormatton coll 4S7 710 MSS R U P R IB H T V A C U U M . E x c e lle n t con d., SIS o r w/attochmants SM. 73MEW •W ILL S IL L to TR A D E . 7 phase comm, stove tor e singto phase rastaurtnt type stove w/ceok top A even. M ANOOANY Da a t an Pkyto dining room labia A a shield tack chairs. M l 377 34d4 MINCER MOTORS %\ ^ i! NISTIZDMMTNKLMII CUL 01 SAC. Mint 3/1. toncad. tpilt. w/gorag*. IM.IOt COUNTRY B I T A T E . 4/7 on I* ecret. living, dining, lam . renovated, horta Nall. looad AgrI Sat Sac tvt. tm.TCO. HANOYMAN SPECIALI V I. on aver 1/3 acre. U1.S00 D E A D E N D . Cut De Sac. greonbelt. 3/7 toncad. 1*3.400. ASSUM E NO Q U A L IF Y . Plnacratt V I . lance, carport si7.no. i* / \ m o s n o iiN l VtNTUHt I PHOPt HTIE S ■ / 1 -» / » ,.» Thlt 1 b d r m -1 bath, horn* ha* a Ig. graol raasw. fplc , eel in bit., and a prlvato backyard on • canal that leads to lake A d o tm S M I U l - 2 7 2 t • 322-14M IM E MART • SANFOffO •Ip O n i 3 M i Tear* WHY R EN T* Balter than naw. 1/1. with AC. Iq yard, pond area, naw root, carpal win dews, plum bing, klfchan. 114,104. Easy quail tying. Payments under *400 mon ARE Y O U L O S IN O YO UR HOUSE T Perhaps we can help Call E d *14344417 BY OW NER. 0anara. New V l. 7 car car age. largo wooded lot, growing neighborhood. High sao t w/owner financing 4*14770 or >70*0*1._________ •V O W N E R , la n ia rd . 1/1. ntwly decorated thru out C /H A , b ig fenced yard, screened porch, carport Low tea's with financing 04* 8770 M A I 1 K I-.A 1 I V A F F O R D A B L E S O L ID B U ILTI Concrete blk Home! 7 bdrm.. 1 bath, Central Airl Largo Fenced Yard wllh m a n y I r t t i I L o v e ly Landscaping I O N LY U A IM I 323-5774 t/ b 9 / 3 M »2 2 b / A Mm til. O IL T O N A . Immaculate V t. baaulllul Iraa tormad pool, wllh plcturasqua back yard and gorgeous landscaping sJO OOP Firm 407 574774* FOK SALE ST 0M !R • NO M O N EY DOWNI • NO CLOSING COST I • NO REALTORS) • E -l FINANCING 447 445 1*1) Directory of Services WoticR FLORIDA STA TE H O U S E S *11 contractors to registered or certilied To verily • stole conlractor* license coll 1 100 141 7*40 Occupational Licenses are required by the county and can bo vended by calling 111 IH0.aet.7411 , O ig O N A H M ULLINS. Realtor. MQNm L T Y , IITIIIMIW f HP tpr/VIFT1 i f fORDABLE HOMES VENTURE t PROPERTIES J^l •WITH 52 E A _________ R p n t a U We make renting a F 117— M aM ta 5/1 m — Ratail tpaca A L TA M O N TE S P R IN O l. AY O W N ER , owner llnondng available Sail or lease option OAN HARBOUR. 1 b d rm . 7 5 baths, large townhowse. newly redecorated. appllan:at. te curlty gala, ski lake. 584.400 11* 3441 a 044 7171 MMOOfCNtM THE MCTKM HOCK RUBBLE BEB/motoi Homo on M AR IN ER S VilLAfiE Lake Ada 1bdrm.,, S410 mo. 1 bdrm., S470/mo. and up 100— Condom inium ” n s MM 1717017*4. OFFICE A Storage 400 iq. t T T up MOVE IN SPECIAL I 1741 mon P 1 0 170or 7771774 U N F O E D. Oftlc* tq It. building IN N , 178* iq tt par aHIco unit. 77I-78M U N F O R D . IStS Pork Or. 1/1. * attic loncy. remodeled. A/C. 1171/wk . Includes utilitlat or MM/mon. Control Florida 717 SQIO U N F O R D . I BEDROOM, lots ol c lo ta tt. S 7tl/m on. ♦ tTSS/toe. 771 0704 A *47 7710. U N F O R D A P T. 1 bedroom. I balh. M O V K -IN S F IC IA L t tWVmon. l i t 07*4.__________ SANFORD. ISIS Fla* Ay#.. 7/1. Uto/month or biweekly. plut tacurlty dap- 4070011________ SM ALL t B E D R O O M , A/C, appll- nlco area, prater le nlor.S7*l/mon. 717 10*7. W IN TE R IF R IN O S . 1/1. all appll., w ath/dryar. tern, porch. Ik tq If S441 ♦ tec moves you In 7701178 1 BDRM., 1 BATH . CHA. 1788 ■ month. 1304 tec. depetll. Ml 077*____________________ 1 BEDNOOM. 7 PATH. Apt. available 10/S/fS. C/HA. stackable wath/dryar. all hit.. eppi) 5433/mon 373 1011 “ •FULL Sill ROXSRRINB and mattross. goad cond. tig. Motet taao/trama w/cootort gar ear. Ilka new, 1771/1775 P U R E MARY M J , I w/leff, paN. no LAKE M M f - S M K M O A tE A V I APTS**»PECtAL” POOL a W ASHER/DRYER HOOKUP FREE B A S IC C A B L R m -W I 3238171 /r StM.... 777 574*_____________ • FINE CHINA. Mikas*. seMto w/tJIvar trim. a5oNcas.S55.711 pallglgrma.Fplc.S4M/SMS ONORTNLAHR t/I l * * N . w/tem. patio, (pic- new point. nopMs.paN.Sns/5H • WOODBINE 7 /1 , w/dbl. 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C a l l C l a s s i f i e d r 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 k S rfa r,.v . . , r f J T -F^ ,r r.r. i �• ■ •” TTTT ‘ e, 17. II by Chic Young Are homosexuals ‘born that way?’ U D E A R DR. G OTT: I'm the parent of • Bay eon an a am m the process of starting u p a local chapter of a a organization for parent* o f pay children. After the newspaper ran a story about me. I received a aimliar article you had written that someone sent, along with a pUe o f church pa m p h le ta *• no n a m e a n d address. 1 And your vast amount o f knowledge quite tntlmldattng: however. It teems you, too. s u ffe r from the *‘Qod Syndrome." the Incurable dis­ ease afflicting m ost m edical doctors. Homosexuality can be traced back through the ages, and some cultures sa w tnetr differences as a gift tram Qod and gave them an nonored place tn the dan. Only their fundamental right w ing religious leaders seem to be totally hung up on sexuality. It’s about time to update your data Homosexuals are truly "b o m that w ay." THE BORN L O S E R *1CANT SEER TO CONTBX KY * EATING, DOCroC.-WHATi WRONG WITH 'iTSiWOflNCMTHAT'ttWltanN^ ^1* FRUSTRATEDBECAUSE IK Ho h m c v ! D E A R READER: 1 hope 1 Buffer from the "Gott Syndrome.” not the " G o d S y n d r o m e ." T h is m eans that 1 try to keep an open m in d about m edical Issu es, e ap eclally those r e la tin g to tastes, lifestyles, an d sexu al preferences. k . * I I h u J a ftah s a l d a a oy n ow Mi K fin iiw fT EEKAMEEK PETER GOTT.M.D. victims — a s normal people - not vt with a different sexual orienta­ tion. I’m more Interested in what kind of a person I’m dealing with, not how he o r she got there. it 1995 NEW SPAPER • ■EASSN. Answer lo ftfeom □□□n anno nau □amo □□□□ nan nonn noon naoi nnnan nnnnnnn 1 naan nan nan nnnn anna □□nnnn nnnnan nHHnnn nnnnan nnnn □□□□ nmn nan nnnn nnnnnnn m nnn nna nann nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □mn nnnn mnnn STUMPED? Cdi tor Answers s toueMm« RotxyRunts Certainly, homosexuality la as old a s the human race. It’s not ray Interest or fapoQiilNttty to Judge this activity rig h t o r wrong. It’s been with u s for centuries; that’s the reality. W e could argue for several days whether or not homosex­ uals are "born that w a y ." Th is is akin to the old religious dis­ cussions of how m any angels could dance on the head o f a pin. It’s really immaterial. Homosex­ uals are no better or worse than heterosexuals and should be treated as people, period. M Son ol Jacob 41 Tor* 48 farad mat 47 Ttnnispro Chris — 4S Knocks 11 Com My __ S3 Joyful SS SmaS Mat «7 r I f y o u w a n t to c o n s i d e r (wifTw t i j U h individuals w h o are somehow victims o f their genes, fine. I prefer to view them are taught that one ’t give declarer a ruf1t that U la a no-no defense. However, aa more expe­ rienced players learn, there la an excellent time for conceding a ruJT-and-discard: when you have taken all your aide-suit tricks. Then the defense’s only chance for extra tricks is in the trump suit, and the ruff-and-dlacard might weaken declarer’s trump holding. Dr. George Rosenkranx. Mex­ ico’s top player, spotted an Ideal chance for a ruff-and-dlacard In this deal from the IMP Pair* at the Summer Nationals In New Orleans. That was some bidding by N o rth . F ou r n o -tr u m p w a s Roman Key Card Blackwood. South’s reply showing all four aces or three aces and the heart king. 1 cannot help feeling that C 1995 by NEA. Inc South should have bid four clubs over three spades, which might have got them to the laydown six dubs. Playing in six hearts, after winning the first trick with his spade ace. as the cards lie South does best to play a club to the dummy. But he actually ruffed hit remaining spade. Then came a heart to the queen and king. Now Roscnkranz matte the killing play of hla last spade. If declarer ruffed In the dummy, he would have only two trumps left In each hand, unable to combat West’s three. Bui after South ruffed In hand, he could no longer pick up W est's heart 10. South caahed the heart ace. getting the bad news. Then he couldn't do better than play on clubs, finishing one down. Watch out for the yes-yes ruff-and-dlacard. Phillip A ld e r’s book. "Get Smarter at Bridge." Is available. 21) Your opinions might be much more important to you than to your peers today. Try In the year ahead, you might not to be overawed by the sound not have many opportunities, of your own voice. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. but the ones you do have will be 19) On numerous occasions your o f very high quality. W hat they offer will make up for their lack hunches arc rem arkably on target, but this might not be the In numbers. case today. Let your logic and (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) To­ practicality take precedence over day you might be much better at your Intuitive perceptions. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19} Issuing orders than complying with them. Set a good exam ple If Although It's healthy to remain you expect others to obey your optimistic, keep your expecta­ commands. Know where to look tions within realistic bounds. Do for romance and you’ll find it. not expect to get fabulous re­ The Astro-Graph Matchmaker turns In risky situations. r is e n (Feb. 20-March 20) Instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. This might be one of those days Mail 12.75 to Matchmaker, c/o when persons who make big this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758 promises will deliver little. De­ Murray Hill Station. New York. pend on the quiet person with the low profile. NY 10150. A R m (March 21-Aprll 19) If •C O R F IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You won’t have to spend lota of you fe el s o m e o n e ’ s tak in g money today to have a good advantage o f you today, the time. Unfortunately, you might blame could be partially yours. not believe this, much to the Avoid putting yourself in posi­ tions where others can use you. dismay of your wallet. 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THfOUtfH THE OATtS H*tf. l* A S I THAT YOU PI t Ait USm Ai H IN YOU* SCATS UNTIL T # HO*/e H*S CONIC TO A CULL ANP CONPLtTC STOP... 9-1715 f iT J T C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Ke e p p a c e wi t h y our r e ­ sponsibilities today because If you fall behind, you could have a difficult time catching up. Do the worst assignments first. L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) If your self-discipline Is a trifle lax today, all your resolutions and good Intentions could go by the boards. Don't be self-indulgent, be self-sufficient. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) At the least, politely listen to those w h o are Interested In your welfare when they offer advice today. Much of what they re­ commend could help you. ‘ CopyrlghllfVJby NEA Inc. by Lsonard Starr {U M IE T V K 6 ANTI-NAOStA P>l'.S REALLY VUrTWMV <, ACUTE CUTE-A-PhCQiA. WITHOUTTHCM,IT WOLCD itiM to s s is iE fo a v E T O EWTK THIS 0KBTIH6 C4BD STORE.. U la V V �50 Cents THURSDAY September 28, 1995 NEWS DIGEST Raise in pay for 4 county workers Lake Mary H igh School Homecom ing, IM S Lsisurs Quid* changes The Leisure Guide, normally carried In the on Fridays, will no longer be Included, effective tomorrow. Television barings will be presented In the dally editions, with both Friday and Saturday appearing on Friday, and Sunday and Monday In the Sunday editions. Other information normally contained In the Leisure Guide will be Included In vatloua and sections of the dally Sanford Mershf. Stutford Herald — .- - □ ■» Herald Staff Writer Busy not night SANFORD — Both the boys* a from Seminole High a s well as the Lake Mary boys and Lake Brantley girls were winners In prep volleyball action Wednesday night. □ K ttp on wishing Psychic Jerry Stewart advises readers to keep on wishing, hoping, dreaming. Flu socclno avallablt SANFORD — The Seminole County Public Health Unit has announced that flu vaccine Is now available at the County Health Department facilities, 400 W. Airport Blvd. in Sanford, and 182 W. Wllshlre Blvd. In Casselberry. Cost of the vaccine la 88. which Is also *uii«hL. to Medicare. For additional Information, contact the health unit at 322.2724. Wanting to look their boot, oomo of Lake Mary Hlgh'a finest young men find the cutest way to ohow off their lege. The young men haws found a unique way to cheer on their Ramo. Hero’s looking at Ewe, guys. P a ra d e k ic k s o ff fe s tiv itie s le a d in g to d a n c e , fo o tb a ll g a m e n w p y mvipui o%mn fTnitr Dorby raett sat SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment has announced that two rally events will be held this Sunday at Sanford's Soap Box Derby Park, south of Rinehart Road on Avenue. Recreation and Parks director Mika Kirby i the races wtll not be for competition, but wlU give prospective soap box racers opportunities to fine-tune thetr driving skills for next year*s races. Two rallys will 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 information, contact the Recre­ ation Department at 330-5807. p arad e w hich attracted ' “ a thousand or s o " gccoralnf to police reportsFloats represe n ting the various clubs and school scttvttlcs were the m ain feature o f the event. The event w as the first o f several which will lead The football team's trainer* and managers u from their duties to get caught up In the Rams I time SANFORD — T w o original one-set plays and a short version of s familiar one will b e highlighted this Friday and S atu rday by the Ritx Patio Dinner Theatre group. The pfcys will be held at Cafe Jakes on E. First Street In downtown Sanford. One of th 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 of 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 commissioners and property appraiser have open cam ; accounts. In addition, a candidate for i ‘ an account. Com m ission ers P a t W arren . D ick V a n D erW elde an d D a ry l M cLain alo n 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 perf o r m a ne e o f H L □ S ee B riefs, F a g s B A ,4$,S# Tha sophomore class, followed by rollerblading cheerteadera, excitedly taka part In tha Lake Mary C fftlW fffl s s s s s s s s s s s s s Afcfey*S»*SSSS»S*»»*M N Im . High School Homecoming Parade. On a almply decorated float, they wavs to tha cheering crowd. Is s s s s s s s s s s a s s s s s s a - V pr l x e wl nnl ng I writer Mind* A. I Stephens. Stephens la a fifth generation Floridian, and attended the Univer­ sity of South Florida where she majored In the visual 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 an d German languages. She h as worked In the field of public relations for the Pinellas County A rts Council. Another of the features to be presented as a one-act play Is “We Need a Book Deal. Elvis Says So." wltten by George Betz. The third □ • # * RHs, P a g e B A ......................................................... Of. .A h Wi ........... «m ! A I In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity, f Today: Variable Ith cloudiness sc a tte re d s h o w e r s and thunderstorms. High in the mid to upper 80s. East wind 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Far Theatre benefits the Ritz HsiSdStaff Writer Incumbents plan to rerun I •••#•••••••••••••• SANFORD — S om e 11th hour job reclasatficationa approved by the Seminole County Board o f County T u esday will mean rkers will get a little four county worker* more money in thetr paychecks during the next fiscal year. The commissioners O K ’d job re­ c lassification s o n the consent agen d a d u rin g th etr afternoon session. The u pgrad es resulted In 5% pay Increases totaling 18.200 for the four. T h e commissioners approved the am e n d e d 1095-06 following a p u blic h earing that night. from the general Another’ 816.470 I fund waa OK'd to purchase six radar units for Florida H ighw ay Patrol vehicles working Sem inole County. P la n n in g a n d D e v e lo p m e n t director Tony V an derw orp receives a five percent salary adjustment w ith the r e c la s s if i c a t i o n . His $78,291 salary w ill Increase to •82.202 for the com ing year. The Job reclassification was re- | » School calendar may be refined > ■y VICKI I HaraM Sanlor Staff Writar SANFORD — A s teachers rage at the educa­ tional disadvantages an d parents protest the disruption of family life, the modified school calendar may face some refinement, but not complete demolition In Seminole County. The experiment has been tried and failed elsewhere, most recently In Orange County. In this county, the common calendar (more like traditional school year used In high school) will be sddressed for the 1906-07 school year. A school board work session, scheduled for Oct. 17. will look at the possibilities of a common calendar for the elementary and middle schools. Orange County's seven-year trial of 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 The common calendar, she explained, had som e scheduling similarities with 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 we can to get as m any schools on single track a s w e can ." Wright promised. Th e committee examining the re-zonlng pro­ cess for elementary schools In the 1907-08 school year has been given the task o f creating two new attendance zones which will relieve overcrowding at some schools and allow the conversion to single track schools from multi-track scheduling. W h en Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo went 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 millions of dollars by Increasing the capacity □ $ s s C s t o s d ir . Fags » A common calendar. The catalyst for change there, school officials said Wednesday, was protest by parents who didn't like the effects of year-round schools on family lUe. Year-round students have three-week vacations throughout the year that don't always coincide with the breaks of siblings attending school at other levels. Also, some families who only had children In the year-round system didn't like thetr traditional summer vacations and holidays Inter­ rupted. According to Geraldine Wright, co-director of elementary education who 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 common time for families." la ' . •> 4 5? l . t > ) ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 27, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 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>, September 27, 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/c6c81133a3d8d663032e15fbe7fc0e45.pdf e8315bcd1324c7547afd009e92aeb84f PDF Text Text TUESDAY November 28, 1995 S a n f o r d H 50 Cents e r a k l Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoo 1101 88th Year, No. 71 - 8anford, Florida Bank building nixed as cop headquarters T o d a y : P a r t ly ■unity. High In the low er 80s. South wind lOmph. By mean Hsrald Senior Staff Wrllsr_________ TODAY HtttSShstskyTe«*nyVtnoont Prict of proMnlt In *12 Days of Christmas* dtollnos PHILADELPHIA - Treating your true love to all the gifts in “The 13 Day* of Chf1atmaa“ won't coat aa much thla year — but It'a atlll enough to make Santa bluah. The annual tongue-in-cheek aurvey found that the prices of pear tree*, swan* and gold rings dropped compared with last year, while the costa of malda-a-mllklng. geeae-a-laylng and other presents In the song held steady. Buying all the gift*, from the 12 drummers drumming to the partridge In a pear tree, would cost 812,481.69 — a 21.3 percent decline from last year'* prices, according to PNC Bank'* annual Christmas Price Index, released Monday. But the Pittsburgh-based bank calculate* the "true cost of Christmas" by adding all the gifts given each day — 364 presents. Including 12 partridges In pear trees, 36 calling bird* and 24 turtle doves. They come to 851.764.04 — a 20.4 percent decline compared with last year, the bank said. The drop wa* the first since 1068. when the index fell 0.6 percent. PNC started publicizing the index In 1064. Before that. It waa an In-house newsletter Intended for fun. “and to prove that occasionally us economists do have a sense of humor.” PNC economist Rebekah Pickling said. Greater supply caused the seven swans to go from 67.000 to 83,900. The Philadelphia Zoo. which suppllsd Qgurss far all the birds In the song, said the population of the endangered North American trumpeter swan has risen from 73 to more than 14.000 In the past 60 years, thanks to the efforts of breeders. Five gold rings dropped from 8490 last year to 8325 for Christmas 1909, while the price of a pear tree went from 619.99 to 612.90 because of a sale at the nursery that supplies PNC with the cost. Only the price of lords-a-leaping rose, from 83.012.63 to 83.162.57. Because the minimum wage remained at 84.25. one hour of elght-malds-a-milklng still was 834 (cows apparently not Included). Cost* for pipers piping and drummers drumming came from Musicians Union Local 77. nine ladles dancing from a local dance company and 10 lonls-a-leaping from a ballet company. Pickling said. Prices may vary In different parts of the country, said Pickling, “and it doesn't take Into account If your true love lived Caraway." Shipping and handling Isn't mentioned In the traditional Christmas carol. The Sanford Police Department won’t be moving to the old First Federal building downtown after • study concluded the move wouldn’t be cost effective. Value of generosity shared by students By SANFORD - The Sanford Police Department will continue to ahop fo r a n ew p la c e to aet up housekeeping. And that aulta Chief Ralph Ruaaelljuit fine. The department's 111 employees. Including 89 sworn officers, are crowded Into their current facility at 815 S. French Ave., but Ruaaell believes the city’s proposed move to the First Federal Bank of Seminole building on First Street would be less than cost-effective in the long run. Russell’s reaction was bolstered at last evening’s city commission meeting by a study done by architect Keith Reeves of the 1SK Reeves firm. The report concluded the First Federal building, while having ade­ quate apace to accomodate the □BaaPwliaa.PagtfA Christmas la coming menu Herald 8*nlor Staff Wrttar SANFORD — The Seminole County school district has made It a point to try to teach strong values to the students who come to them. “We want to make sure these young people come away from school with the values that they need to make good choices In their lives." said Edie Valentine of the district's prevention office. “We want our students to be good citizens of this' community." Each month, students from kindergarten through 12th grade are given a “Value of the Month" to ponder and to talk about In class. The values relate to various aspects of the students' lives. Teachers and administrators are encouraged to talk about the values with the students and help □Bee Vale*. Pigs BA Deadly sex Criminal transmission of HIV virus added to prostitution charge Pram Bleff WsperSe SANFORD — A Casselberry woman may be the first person In Seminole County to be charged with criminal transmission of the HIV virus. The 32-year-old woman was arrested last Tuesday evening for assignation to commit prostitution by Seminole County sherifTs depu­ ties. She later told deputies that she was HIV positive. Deputies said she got Into a car with an undercover CCIB agent outside a Pern Park night club and offered to perform sexual favors in exchange for 620. She told the agent he did not have to use any sort of protection such as a condom. She was arrested on the prostitution charges and while she was being driven to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, she told the agent that she waa HIV positive. "Even If there Is no sex act." Ed McDonough, public information officer for the sheriff's office, ■aid. "the charge of criminal transmission Is afternoon as brightly decorated trees wart erected on candy cana baaaa naar Ma g n o l i a Square. Above, Butch W i l l i s put the finishing touches on lha tree. While, at right, public works m aintenance em ­ ployees Bert Herring, Jeff Davla, Mike Moore, Paul Parker and Curtis Pika, make sure the trees are put up property. □ B t T n s w l t , Fags BA The kids’ store, but so much more Nov. 28 27 shopping days to Christmas 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 til �tP •A - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Novambar 28, 1818 N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Overseeing public- private groups Associated Press Writer Reusing rtcordt TALLAHASSEE — Public-private partner­ ships for economic development, the film Industry and other state economic efforts need more scrutiny to ensure they're doing their Jobs, an audit concludes. Qov. Lawton Chiles has touted his efforts to link government and business resources Into quasl-publlc organisations headed by business executives Instead of bureaucrats. But Florida's auditor general said the state needed greater oversight of the quasl-publlc organizations, some of which have received millions of dollars In public money. In an audit this month. Auditor Oeneral Charles Lester recommended a variety of changes for how the Department of Com­ merce oversees the budgets and perfor*“ mances of a handful off the p public-private groups created under the Chiles administra­ tion. The organizations Include Enterprise Flor­ ida. which handles economic development strategies; the Florida Entertainment Commission, promoter of the film business; and the Florida Sports Foundation, which promotes athletics. “The Legislature and state agency of­ ficials retain a stewardship responsibility to ensure that the privatised program, activity, TALLAHASSEE — Qov. Lawton Chiles maid he will ask a Washington company to reteaae records about misleading phone calls the firm was paid to make for the governor's campaign. But the governor, In a letter to the Republican senator Investigating the calls, said he had no power to compel National Telecommunications Services Inc. to turn over anything. Company head Mac Hansbrough would not comment Monday on his decision to Ignore a subpoena from the Senate Executive Business. Ethics and Elections Committee. He referred all queries to the Chiles campaign. The campaign said It paid $870,000 to the company to make 1.1 million calls last year, Including an estimated 70,000 calls to older voters where callers did not Identify themselves as representing the governor's campaign. Senate ethics committee Chairman Charlie Crist, R-St. Petersburg, will convene hearings on the phone calls Dec. 8. Ughthous# gtU its glow book MIAMI — Miami's oldest structure, the 170-year-old Cape Florida Lighthouse In Key Biacayne, Is getting Its glow back. The re lighting of the darkened landmant Is scheduled for July of the Miami cen Centennial, y 27. eve or Philadelphia hia has the Liberty Bell, San Francisco has the Oolden Oate IBridge, New York has the Statue of Liberty. Now, Miami will have this lighthouse, said Maggl Cook, director of Dade Heritage Trust, which Is supporting the $1.8 million restoration. The lighthouse, first built In 1B28, la now surrounded by a nine-story ring of scaffolding to enable teams of brick masons to repair, restore and replace Its Intricate facade. or function is Implemented, and continues to operate. In a manner which la In the best Interest of the state," the audit said. Commerce Secretary Charles Dusseau. in a written response to the report, disputed many of the audit's suggestions. He said the auditor general and commerce department have “a fundamentally different philoso­ phy" of how the state should monitor the organisations. Dusseau said the stale wasn't supposed to "mlcro-manage" the public-private opera­ tions. "The department Is getting out of the business of promoting economic develop­ ment through traditional government mechanisms to better take advantage of the private sector expertise,” he said. "The least desirable outcome would be for us to recreate a rule-bound bureaucracy when our goal la the exact opposite." The auditor general's report was the latest critical salvo at Chiles' pet economic development programs. Earlier reviews by the governor's In­ spector general, Harold Lewis, and Comp­ troller Bob Milligan criticised the enter­ tainment commission for lax administrative and management practices. Chiles has said he hoped the criticism would not hamper hia efforts to expand Enterprise Florida, created In 1992 ana run by a group of business executives. The governor wants to give all of the commerce department's economic devel­ opment duties to the public-private organi­ sation. Lawmakers, skeptical that the orga­ nisation would do a better job than the stale, blocked the move this year. Lester said the commerce department had designed adequate “oversight controls'' for tracking contracts between the state and the public-private groups, but that the measures hadn't been fully implemented. Dusseau said more regulations weren't needed. Instead, he said, the commerce department would try to educate the people who run the public-private organisations. 'It Is clear that aome start-up problems nave been have occurred which mayt have prevented If these boards of directors had better understood the legal environment In which state government operates," Dusseau said. Enterprise Florida has received $11.4 million in state money over the past two years. The entertainment commission has received $380,000 In public money. The sports foundation received no tax dollars this year. It received $700,000, the bulk of Its funding, from the asks of license plates with professional sports team logos. J? ± ; "I., VM r.sfHb, r , , i \ Vintage VIbwb This Is the third grads olaaa at Sanford Grammar School erica 1922. Front row. (I to r): Gertruda Mining, Lucy Handaraon, Mary Sulford Powell, Unknown, Unknown, Ruth ***, Alva ***, Allies Hodgins. Sec­ ond row: Kathryn Tills, Mitchell, Doris Nolan, ***, Unknown, Unknown, Jack Stamper, *** Klntaw. Thrid roar. Britt •**, Unknown, Paul “ gars, Ralph Vlnoant, Unknown, Clifford Collins, Unknown, Unknown, fre t row: Samara!I Haitians tort hom« MIAMI — The Coast Ouard has sent home 881 Haitians, the newest refugees In a recent exodus that now tops 1,000 a week. That Is more than half the 1,06$ Haitians Intercepted In all o f 1999 who had hoped to reach U.S. shores. Quy Victor, director of the Haitian Refugee Center here, said Monday Impending elections In Haiti may be the reason for the recent increase. He attributed the Influx to smuggling Opel itfOlls* “Whenever there Is an election In Haiti, people are always talking about violence." he said. “Because (smugglers) know some group Is going to disrupt the process, this la the time to organise.' The moat recent group was Intercepted Sunday aboard a rocky 78-foot boat, about 170 mites southeast of Miami. The vessel was first spotted Saturday off Andros laland, Bahamas. One man. suffering from severe dehydration, died onboard the Coast Ouard cutter. ClwfVtl nn^iS) wfmilOVni fltta 1*—1------------*—a- — ifwivf. UvimV' urmnvwn, uorin wrvWTOrO' will ninft)f| LlfinSf ***, Unknown. Ctaranoe WoWe, Forest Loo, Horaoe Smith. The teacher on tho left is possibly Mrs. Selena Barber, the one on tho right la unknown. If you can identify any of the un­ knowns, oontact Grace Maria $tIntelprior. U I I I U M O N Q m O v rO U T y ■ O C K N n l CRESTV H W , Fla. — An Air Force officer stationed at Hurlburt Field died In an off-duty akydtvtng accident when his nuln and n t n N fid iu tcs both felted. Maj. Manta Earls Kirkpatrick. 40. died Saturday durtng a jump from 12.800 fret near Bob Sikes Airport la this Florida naiaaaBfr cttV when ha bred, the County Sheriffs /tibho * the UmatlDa airport In Lake County. Kirkpatrick followed proper procedure by releasing his main —lO^.- j. *—- (u fru A » IJlawas. u m s s Ihuis l u Makiaatfwu enute wnct) a control unc 100000 mover tne too mov' ime canopy« but hia reserve chute then also failed, said Scott Haliock. a fr i e n d a n d f a llo w s k y d lv e r fr o m S h a llm a r . TALLAHASSEE - Critics of F lo r id a 's u n iq u e g o v e r nor-and-Cablnet system say there hasn't been much change from the days when a debate over a mute purchase lasted an hour. Six d frad f later, the state's top leaden still spend several hours every two weeks discuss­ ing changes to rules, resolving f f 1* ” disputes among agencies and deciding whether landowners can build 20-foot WASH1NQT0N - Hundreds of Cubans who have received U.8. immigrant visas have boon unable to emigrate because the service foes chargsri by the Cuban government are "W e believe tbma free should be reduced.' Nicholas He commented aa U B . and Cuban officiate opened two days I____1 kl New York. ; for the United States, each Cuban migrant J total of $780 for a medical exam. Since the Cabinet has a com­ bined salary of about $700000. some say there are better ways for the state's top elected of­ ficials to spend their time. Others fear Florida could lose a unique example of truly democratlc government. Ci Cabinet meetings have been compared to old-fashioned town meetings I U A raaidanca visas annually under an agreement about 918 million In hard 1 the services provided are expensive, and the foes are doom 18 percent from their previous level. & m * ™ n tn TH E hajM wfw iH in f numbers selected Monday In th# Florid# Lot­ tery: C ooks •11*7 7444 i ii ?W it1f* . M U M s e a n a a m u m m a a a a a MOM M M M MVMtatirO M M M M A P A M t . l i aw gruam -M M . MOM M M M n m m n mm M M M I » " i J a i c " M4 trsas sa erase cm mimmcwi ii ps> res McMsMMMSMUUIMIII mm tan a w a i J - Si The commission will suggest placing four agencies that now answer to the governor and Cabinet — the Departments of Revenue. Law Enforcement and Veterans Affairs and the Florida Highway Patrol — under the aote control of the governor. The Department of Highway Safety andMotor Vehicles would be abolished and Its duties, About a third of the 200 laws Hrt«iiiii| administrative duties now aaalgnrd to the governor and Cabinet would be given solely to the education commis­ sioner. Decisions over broader policy issues would be left un­ changed. “We felt the governor and Cabinet ought to spend their time on the policies and not on administrative, clerical duties." said former Gov. Bob Martinet, a member of the Cabinet reform "It allows the governor and Cabinet to be more active direct­ ly with the breed issues that come before them." Martinet The Cabinet Includes the sec­ retary of state, attorney general. comptroller, ture tkm are elected w - - - . -L i l l . y , . iw m w , Florida's 100-year-old system was rtnrign id after the Chrfl War seaw ay to Umlt the power of the state's governor, although It has and voi_____________________ jes. Prior attempts to change the Cabinet system, one aa recently as 1B91, have met defeat because of fears that too much power would be given to the governor. Agency heads also h isto rica lly have opposed d a n ^ M ^ m u l d aripo out A lth o u g h the p ro p o se d banges would Umtt the aoope of the Cabinet's duties, th* reform commission felt strongly that Issues of state ‘ primarily the r r m ln unriff tht Cabinet 1 a rrm o a o o utlo ok MOM « m a « B« itfn i> •Fg$R It I* M •I U M WBOMSBOAT Hotly oMyTfrgt LAST IB u * TMUBSOAY pbibay Hotly fair TS-SS Hatty fair TS-SS v^r lATVUMT Hatty (air TS-SS 25L Am* ANSS _ AMaNcClty M to Ml am M M If 1 9 •1 » N M a •i n M STA TISTIC S SOLUMAB TA B LE; min.. 10:28 a.m., 1108 p.m.. maj.. 4:18 a.m.. 4:80 p.m. TIM S i Deytaaa BaaeSt highs. 12.-0$ a.m.. 12:40 p.m.: lows. 0:12 a.m.. 6:87 p.m.: New Smyrna Bonakt highs, 12:13 a.m.. f2:4B p.m.: Iowa, 6:17 a.m., 702 p.m.; Casas BSMki high*. 12:28 a.m.. 1:00 p.m.: Iowa. 6:32 a.m., 7:17 O 3 ru u SMcMM SMcMM iVccr r In clu din g Issu in g d riv e r's licenses and vehicle registra­ tions, transferred to the secre­ tary of state, which handles those chores In most other F io r d wind S to 10 mob. rain 20 percent. We alight chance of showers and thunderstorms early... Other­ wise mostly cloudy. High In the mid to upper 70s. Southwest wind 10 mph becoming north­ west late. Chance of rain 20 percent. Thursday through Satunlay; Mostly lair fair iand c Lows In the lower to mid 80s Highs in the lower 70s. C • -• £• where ciUsena can voice their opinions on nearly anything. A commission appointed to study Cabinet reform la prepared to rec o m m e n d s w e e p in g changes that would greatly strengthen the poorer of the governor, abolish one state icy and T, p* iv< the duties of secretary of state and com­ missioner reeducation. The proposed changes, to be presented to Qov. Lawton Chiles and the Cabinet at their Dec. 12 meeting, require legislative ap­ proval and likely will free op- W EATHER roph. Tonight: with a alight ch Possibly a g vt'jirtM* •ntim l? *V' ^ **v* Recommendation: Streamline Cabinet ° * r r ‘ooa’ dMtwo people Idtted In Florida akydtvtng accidents over the wMlantf. Oregay K. Jordan. 37, died .m . ]0 Waves are 2 to 3 feet and rough. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature of05 degrees. Hew Smyrna Bansk; Waves are 2 to 3 feet and rough. Current is running to the south with a water temperature of 64 degrees. _____________ ._____________ u ja n ito r Anfw Wind a lo se 15 -T oToday: d kt. Seas 2 to 4 A. Bay and Inland waters s moderate chop. To­ night: Wind s to sw IB kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and inland waters a light chop. A few ahowers. Wednesday: Wind aw 10 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely acattered CXertwM*.l.C. cm mniw.w. The high temperature in Sanford Monday was 78 degrees and the overnight low was 4$ as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day, totalled O inches. □ 1— eat................. 8:29 p.m. *♦***#**■#*.6:86 a.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando la 8. 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 8.6 moderate 7.6.9 high 10- very high M gU M M I 9 ft 9 C*sr«*Mt.N£. M M CMcSuM •1 «1 C<RCH2JI H M m rt Wwm m a a a a a a a » M Mr Mr cM cM CM CM a M m Mr a Mr a M cM a m M M .48 Mr u cM Ma m a «M 11 Mr M « cM a 41 a a 41 m M cM 9 a u Mr r a cM 9 u n ■M a cM M n ir u M M n M n M n M U Ml M I a a IS M 9 m m M m M M MM m a a ■ car CM CM cir cm M M M cM M m Mr M B M M m CM a M cM a a____5 ft gggM M ggSB SSB M SB B i �•- )g $ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Novambar 28, 1995 - »A Atkins loses death row appeal UQTTIVS i IC V K M V n C I I I I V Q I f l David Bruce Blount, 27006 Palmetto Ave. *3, Sanford, was arrested for domestic violence-battery on Thursday by Sanford Police, Police said he and his girlfriend were allegedly Involved In a verbal argument when he pushed her to the ground and then punched her In the nose. He was arrested when he went to the Sanford Police Department to report the dispute, He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Kevin Eugene Conklin, 20, BOO 8. Holly Ave., Sanford, was arrested for battery by Sanford Police on Thursday by Sanford Police. gotlce said he allegedly approached another person and shoved him across the room. No reason was given for the altercation. . Conklin was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 0500 bond. Man arrastsd for punching cop Marcus Garrett Hill, 24, 1010 Locust Ave., Sanford, was arrested for battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence by Seminole County sheriff's deputies on Friday. Deputies said Hill had Oed the scene of a hit and rum accident after an altercation with a Longwood officer at the scene. When deputies tracked him down and attempted to restrain him he punched the deputy in the face with his fist Deputies report HID will be charged with other counts (Including battery on the Longwood officer and In relation to the accident) at a later date. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held oh 06,000 bond. Howard Wayne "Poolde" Carter. 22. 3 Castle Brewer Ct., Sanford, was arrested for possession of crack cocaine and driving with a suspended license by Lake Mary Police on Thursday. Police said Carter was arrested for driving with a suspended license and a search of his car revealed a ruse box containing four pieces of what later turned out to be crack cocaine. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 06,000 bond. Domsstle vtolinoi sllsgsd Shon Hall. 26, 2100 Sipes Ave., Sanford, was arrested for domestic violence-battery by Sanford Police on Thursday. Police said he went to his girlfriend’s place of employment and got Into a verbal dispute wtth her. He then pushed her against the wall. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Fraud sllsgsd In praacriptlon order { i Gina Beth Hunt 20. 1347 Dunhlll Rd„ Longwood. waa attested for ,w<" | fraudulent means in medicinal drags by Altamonte Springs Police on Wednesday. Pollce aald the phoned In a prescription to an Altamonte Eprihgi drug More Identifying herself as a representative of a doctors office. When the pharmacy called to confirm they were MM dfofersanfhxn then who had allegedly called was not tn that'm f, butHriet they had had seme problems with Hunt *flk «g the trying to get him to caU tn the p »***rlFth?n for her. They aaid the doctor had refused to do so. Hunt was taken to the John E, Polk Correctional Facility where she waa held In lieu of 0116 bond. TALLAHASSEE - A state judge has rejected an appeal from a killer scheduled to die In Florida's electric chair Wednes­ day for the 1901 murder of a 6-year-old Lakeland boy. The next step for Phillip Atkins, 40, is the state Supreme Court. In Bartow, Circuit Judge E. Randolph Bentley rejected the appeal from the bench Monday but had not yet Issued a written appeal, said Michael Minerva, head of the state office that handles legal appeals for death row Inmates. Gov. Lawton Chiles signed Atkins' second death warrant In mid-October. Atkins’ execution Is scheduled for 7 a.m. Wedneeday. Atkina was condemned for the kidnapping and murder of An­ tonio Castillo In September 1001. Atkins, then 20, picked up Antonio In their neighborhood, drove him to a wooded area and molested him. When the little boy later threatened to tell his parents about the Incident, Atkins beat him to death with a steel pipe and his flats. A tkins had a history or h om osexu al a c tiv ity w ith children. His parents first noticed his deviant behavior at age IS and tried to get help for him. Atkins survived his first death warrant when a federal Judge granted him a stay less than 24 hours before he was scheduled to go to the chair In April 1909, Meanwhile, a circuit court Judge in Orlando denied the appeal of another death row inmate scheduled for execution Friday. Jerry White, 47, Is condemned for the murder of James Melson during a grocery store robbery In March 1961 In Orange County. White has survived two previous death warrants. Orange Circuit Judge Bob Evans on Monday refused to Photographer pleads innocent in slaying delay hla execution or to hear further evidence that he didn't get a fair trial. The Judge said he did not believe the outcome would be different with the new evidence. White was 32 when he entered a grocery store In Taft where he shot Melson. a customer, In the back of the head. Store owner Alexander H. Alexander also was shot and paralysed. Another customer. Henry Tehanl, entered the store with his daughter but refused White's order to enter the freeser with the other two victims. White's gun misfired, and Tehanl fled and called police. White had a long criminal record, Including armed robbery and aggravated assault, when he shot a man In the head In a fight over a woman. Sharing and oaring **«**•..***.*•*, Members of the Mature Citizens Thanksgiving Luncheon committee sponsored by the Alpha Kappa Omega chaptsr of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., gathered outside the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce recently after the event In which older members of the Sanford community were Invited to share fellowship and a good lunoh. In the front row, left to right, Lorraine Henry, Frances Boyd, Virginia Wilson, Marva Woodard, Bobrta Alexander, and Marie Radford; In the middle row, left to right, Elouise Quinton, Priscilla Parka, Faye Williams and Delores Anderson; in the back row, left to rfoht, Vicki Smith, Marva Pierce and Melissa Roberts. women who were photographed J P * Los Angeles County SherIn chilling deathlike poses by a ifTa Department la also In­ man who pleaded innocent In veatigattng whether the Sobek the slaying of a model. killing la tied to the 1092 death Bad was set Monday at 01 of another model whose body million for Charles Rathbun, was dumped In the Angeles charged with murdering Linda Nations! Forest, the source told Sobek, a former Los Angeles the Daily Breese, Raiders cheerleader. Investigators who seised a Deputy District Attorney computer at Rathbun's home Stephen R. K ay, w ho co- were examining flies for InferAU Transmission prosecuted Charles Hanson, will matkm about the disappearance handle the caae. He said he o f Kim berly Pandelloa, the Defects would decide later whether to newspaper said, Are Not M^Jor aeek the death penalty. Rathbun has relatives in Ohio. There are no algns of blood or Michigan and other states, and Problems— y m m In the docens of photodetectives were checking to aee a discovered at Ratnbun's If there were any unsolved , but police are trying to killings in those areas, as well as “ contact the women to find out If ^cations he may have visited as they are all right the Dally ■ photographer, the newspaper Breese of Torrance reported. The “ Idphotos clearly portrayed death, a "W e may be looking at a aplal source told the newspaper. killer," the paper quoted the Homicide Investigator Mary source as sayin g.__________ ; ■ Ulcwfi Bice said Monday (Hit she was Bice diasxreed. "W c m w S S U u n , O d e , all- V . djs'mZirfii.t • o . Yeirs™ Same murderer or serial IdUer." she E Consult a Ak Specialist Harrell A Beverly Tra n s m is s io n s «?.«««— m Rath bun, 30, waa arrested Wednesday after trying to shoot 209 W. 25th St, Sanford 30 Loci miA" r Drag distribution obsfgos mod# R ITE Michael T. Davis. 20. 1110 W. Third St., Sanford, waa arrested for poesssslnn of cannabis for distribution, and pomamlon of for distribution by Sanford Police on fiifidiy# Pottce laid he was in a known drug activity area at 6th Street and Ottve Avenue when they began watching him because he allegedly had been selling drags at that comer, They attempted to speek with him but he ran. When they caught him, he had 109 biggies of martyuani ind 12 a n ill bogs of cocaine ooncooAedln hio crotch ireo* Ha waa taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 63,000bond. i was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility without •Hollis Barnes. 40.1604 Tangerine Ave., Sanford, on charges died from asphyxiation. "I don't know how the eephyxatlon w aa accom plished." Wayne Willett said. Without elaborating. Willett aaid that at least three models, all friends of Sobek's, told him of having bad experiences with Rathbun. Coroner's office officials dis­ counted Rathbun's claim that Bobefc waa struck by a vehicle. Monday November 27th thru Saturday December 2nd y F„ \! y. Preliminary results showed "the Injuries are not consistent wtth an automobile-type acd- UNDE H N! W M AN Alii ME N ! I, On ALL Outside Merchandise FIN A L 5 DAYS MANY MORE �44 - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, November 28. 1999 Editorials/ Opinions WILLIAM RASPBERRY (USPS 481-280) 300 N. KltKNCII AVB.. SANKOIll). FLA. 32771 Area Cotie 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odessa H. Pugh •Business Manager SUUSCKIITtON KATE: 3 M unllin...................................810.50 0 Months............... 830.00 1 Y e n r........................................878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% aalee tea In addition lo rales above. EDITORIAL Start thinking before drinking It was sad to see the number or accidents and arrests over the Thanksgiving four-day weekend caused by driving under the influ­ ence of alcohol (DUI). No doubt, many families were devastated because one person couldn't control his or her use of alcohol. Just as during any holiday season, an accidental death will carry one through the years to come, and what should be special events In future years will always be the anniversary of tragedy. Perhaps with the four days off work many people take for Thanksgiving weekend, there arc more DUI cases than normal. July 4th and several other holidays have become Just as hazardous on our streets and highways. Only one holiday. New Years Eve, has seen a reduction In DUI arrests in recent years. We suspect It's because law enforcement is out In full strength that night, to prevent any disasters and to protect other motorists and pedestrians from possible danger. Don't let the traditional New Year's Eve drinking binges make them appear os though they are the worst. Unfortunately, as stastlcs have proven, there were many DUI motorists on the roads this past weekend. They probably didn't expect there would be as many officers out on patrol as there were. For most everyone, any type of drinking to excess is unhealthy. It also produces a hangover, which Is never easy to handle the morning after, especially If one must go back to work. But drinking then driving Is even worse. In these cases, even a few drinks are dangerous. While a person may believe he or she Is capable of walking straight or handling a vehicle at 65 miles per hour, there Is alw ays a problem in making snap decisions. Suppose someone else who has had a few more belts comes careening down Interstate-4 at high speed. You may nave to swerve to avoid a collision. With a few drinks however, you may not have Immediate control you need, even though you may believe you do. The Sanford H ertM normally lists nam es o f persons arrested on charges o f driving under the Influence. There are usually a few reported each day In the northern area of Seminole County. Over the holidays however, the num ber often climbs w ay beyond the norm. The result can be death. Injury, or vehicular damage. No one wants that. Keep In mind, the term “ D U I" used by law enforcement these daya has changed. The charge used to be “ drivin g under the Influence o f alcohol/* Now, It could be influence o f alcohol or drugs. Arrests are made regularly on both charges. Thanksgiving, Christm as, New Year's Eve. or other nut|or holidays are supposed to be happy times for Individuals and families. Yet no matter how many law enforcement officers are out patrolling the roads on our holidays, the only w ay w e'll ever see a reduction In the future Is if people start thinking before they start drinking. A few drinks pr a few puffs may be fun for a moment, but they could produce years of sorrow for others. Is that what we want? Berry's World Look at it from Gingrich’s standpoint WASHINGTON-Look at it from House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s standpoint. His Contract With America not only helped to restore OOP control of the Congress but did so by electing a freshman class of young Republicans committed to downsizing the federal government and bringing the budget into quick balance. Why ar shouldn't he have threatened to "shut down the government for a month" ir that's what It took to force President Clinton to give up his resistance to the Republican budget proposals. After all. the Republicans had a m s u t i to carry out their pledge. But did they? Robert Theobald says they had no such thing. What looked like an historic Republican victory-the basis of the "mandate"»waa more accurately a Democratic loss. Is the New Orleans-based futurist splitting semantic hairs? He doesn't think so.. "It is only as one looks beyond America's borders that one can see the distinction. Incumbent governments throughout the world are profoundly unpopular. Indeed, the dominant party In Canada was essentially wiped out In their last election. "Throughout the world, citizens feel that the pedicles of the party In power are falling. It does not matter whether they are left or right." Theobald la not the first observer to note that ■Don't EVER honk the horn at the person in front ot you as soon as the light turns green. Do you want to get us HILLED?" willing to pander to the extremist positions which dominate the airwaves and the press." There are two points In that-and it's far from clear what can be done about etther of them. The more commented upon point Is the recent tendency of office-seekers to drive the issues to extremes-to draw sharper distinctions than the voters feel on Issues ranging from welfare to abortion to the size of government. As the response to Powell's almost-candidacy showed, most voters flop around In the middle, moving to one extreme or another only when politicians cut out the middle ground. The other point la that there are "real Issues" that ere going unaddreased. Are there? Theobald's answer, no doubt Influenced by his own Ideological leanings, Is a ringing "Yes." "At least a quarter of American adults are ready for forward-looking change." he says. "They are aware that the patterns of the industrial age must change dramatically If a high life is to ‘be achieved. - -There Is an quality of fife acceptance of the ecological realities which require the end of our commitment to maximum economic growth and maximum employment. People are willing to pay for higher environmen­ tal standards with money, so long as the burden is fairly shared. They are also willing to earn less Income as the coat of purchasing more leisure. JACK ANDERSON Poles allow Walesa time to go fishing WASHINGTON - Polish President Lech Walesa may find a silver lining In his stunning electoral defeat last week. Tn a 1991 Interview with us. Walesa lamented the simple pleasures In life he would not be able to enjoy until he was defeated. "I like everything I --------don't have and which I cannot do." he said. "For Instance, today the weather Is so nice I would like to go rishlng. M aybe I would like to go with you and have some fun. But ... 1 don't have the time or the •fre e d o m ,- W h ic h rw H M 1IC HOUSE d W P V K B A M ON GIFTS R U M U M IS T S D A V I D S. B R O D E R Quayle sitting out campaign n WASHINOTON-For the first time In 30 yean, Don Quayle Is sitting out o political campaign, but he still plays the presidential election game in his head, lie Is worrying about two dstes-thls Dec. IB and next Labor Day weekend-and what they may do to Republican chances of regaining the White The first date, he pointed out In an Interview Is both the ftUng deadline lor the New Hampshire primary y and andithe final date for negotiating a deal between the White House ana Congress on a seven-year balanced budget. The second date Is tbs time tentatively cnotfn oy R o n iTfDf tor nil new woe pen • dence Party to pick its 1088nominee. To Quayle. those dales spell a double whammy far the GOP and the man be considers Its likely but not certain nominee, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas. to sign onto a modified version of the Republican balanced budget, thus taking the issue of taxes and spending out of partisan conflict In the 1896csmpehp). Quayle. who saw how dtvtstve and energyconsuming U was to quell conservative com­ mentator Patrick J. Buchanan’s chalkndr to President Bush In 1903. marvels that Clinton has sidestepped such a threat. Even President Nixon was tested by two House Republican backbenchers In 1973, alter a first term that was less dtvtstve (at toast within the OOP| than Clinton's first three years. Why are no liberals challenging Clinton? Quayle asks In genuine wonderment. The probably says mote about the weak­ ness of the left and the scarcity of alternative leaders than nfput Clinton's strength. But the As Quayle saya. the Republican nomination batik, however brief It may be, will Inflict on the winner. Meanwhile. Quayle S1MI«W4.hc. the 1994 OOP electoral victory was less than a mandate. The Wash­ ington Post's E.J. Dionne, for example, recently pointed out that the victory a m o u n te d to 63 percent of the vote In House elections for which only 39 per­ cent of the electorate turned out. Not quite revolutionary, that. But T h e o b a ld 's point has less to do with the size of the vote than what be sees as its essential laths N tw message: The in­ Ortaana-bassd cumbents are m in­ futurist splitting ing the point. ssmantlo hairs? Hs "There Is a broad doasn't think and deep sense that nobody speaks for so. the average citizen who wants real Issues addressed and less time spent on Ideological fads," he told me the other day. "This la the real reason Gen. Colin Powell spoke so clearly to so many people: he was not mtlrhlng money to u ,iu (.u iy targeting adverttaing In the I states of iCalifornia -----and the battleground^ Midwest. Barring *n*tu‘ A n * *iw> of foreign blunder on Clinton's port. Quayk says that means that ...... be down In the polta going ettft HftpiJibiicft^i coQVftsi* on Aug- 13. Jus! aa they were at convention time In 1993-a bate they never escaped. And three weeks after San Diego-In another echo of 1903-Perot will. Quayk believes, launch another presidential bid of hta own. "1 assume we get Perot again." Quayk said, "and that k bad news." That assumption and that Judgment were i lithcrtnl of near-universal at the lost big OOP gathering the year, last week's meeting of DieiRepubUci Governors Association In Nashua, N4f.. wbc Quayle was interviewed. Perot Insisted on last week's "Meet the Press" that his expensive effort to get ballot position far his Independence Party Is not a sign he wants to run again himself. But those protestation s are simply not believed b y w o r r ie d R e ­ publicans. If Perot really wanted to re­ cruit another can­ didate. they say. he w ould arrange to n o m i n a t e one earller-and with a clearer system than the vague process Perot has described of collecting signatures from 10 percent of the party members and then competing In some ( h # still plays aori of satellite-linked thepfwkSsntiei •faction gams set of local conven­ Inhlahsad. J tion halls. Former Oov. John H. (Jock) McKentan of Maine, the state up baUot-i where Perot was V said he "very concerned" that the maverick busi­ nessman trill be free "lo spend 935 million of his own money on hk campaign." Maine was Perot’s beat state In 1993 and even If he Calk well short of the 30 percent he won then, be could help Clinton cany It again. McKentan aaid. That view waa widely shared among the governors, who are Dak's main bulwark far the nomination and the Repubttcana'beat hope of winning the election. As Dak eeld In his talk to the Nashua meeting. Republicans now govern In 31 elates with 379 electoral votes-109 more than needed to recapture the presidency. "A ll you have lo do." he said, "ta deliver your states." But coast lo coast, the governors said Perot's And they think be will nut. "I can't see him Bitting M out." acid Oov. Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin, which Clinton carried last time with a boost from Perot. "He has such a huge 'Perot would hurt us in tlitoota," another CUnton state sure to be targeted by the Republicans, said Oov. Jim Edgar. Quayk to far from alone In hta sober asrasm m l of the dtolcully In tou ting C h iton- (aa President)." In a foreshadowing of his fate, Walesa I Polish Praaldant Laeh continued: “I must do It In the best way I WafaM may find a tU vtflln lngin can, and wall for the best results - wait hit stunning alaotorai dalasi until they kick me last waak. ■ out because It waa done well, or because U was done poorly." He added with a chuckle. "They will probably Judge it as bad." It took a strong man to slngkhandedly stand up to the former Soviet Communist empire and the puppet regime In Poland. But when those same unyielding qualities were applied aa president of a newly democratic country, 11made Walesa Into an autocrat who often unwilling to listen to others. The hero could not convince the Polish people he had the right vision to navigate the country toward a democratic future. We have interviewed Walesa several times since he scrambled over a wall at the Lenin Shipyard tn I960 to lead strikers in the movement that began the destruction of the Iron Curtain. As a result, we've had the chance to see Walesa's evolution up dose and personal. The happiest we ever saw him was during a 1990 visit to Gdansk, when he waa basking In new-found Polish freedom and not yet serving In a national leadership post. Hta 1999 visit to the United States - when he became the first non-head of state to address a Joint of Congress aincc Marquis de Lafayette In 1934 - was still a may memory. The one-time unemployed electrician had been Interrupted 35 times by congressional applause. Walesa wore a Ik for the 1990 Interview, but under the table he was wearing h- w - ‘ slippers. He was also full of Jokes. He said there was an up-slde to the bad old Communist days: It was good for hta marriage because wife Donuts refused to argue with him In public. "Many people didn't like their flat bring bugged?' lie explained, "but I liked it because my wife knew it waa bugged and she didn't quarrel with me." Walesa's mood waa much more morose a year later, when our aaanrtatc Dak Van Atta visited him lust a few months Into hk presidency. Walesa was struggling with the meaalnraa of democracy. At one point there were 70 registered political parties, wtUi 74 more waiting far registration. Borne were dubbed "couch parties" because aU of their members III an one oofa. "This to the tragedy of the Walesa said. "There are so many psopte who are not able to choose between these parties. Poles are overcome with choices." As Ume went on. Walesa became increas­ ingly frustrated with the legislative branch, which opposed him at every turn. He didn't keep hta temper wett. And be mercurial tendency to make overnight shifts on Issues. The Joke among Pates waa that Walesa suited hta opinion thus: "I am far M. I am totally far II. In fact, I am against It." Walesa was learning about democracy, but Just not fast enough. ) " ^ ’ ’ ..... vTi lia|r^ — - - ■ ; - �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tueeday, November 28, 1995 - BA D IA T H S Benjamin (Benny) Byrd, 84. Williams Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday, Nov. 25, 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom July 4. 1911 in Abbeville. Oa„ he was a foreman and a Jehovah’s Witness who moved to central Florida in 1931. Survivors Include his wife and devoted friend, Georgia Mae; hla sons Tracy Caahe of Sanford. Gary Lee Cashe and A1 Collins Caahe, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.. and Willie Carl of Merritt Island; his daughters Claudette Brown, Deborah Dukes and Marlene Dukes, all of Sanford; his brother Emory Howard of Columbia. S.C.; his sisters Ruth Smith and Jean Ann Sampson, both of Callahan: his 25 grandchildren and 14 great-grsndchldren. Wllaon-Etchelberger Mortuary. Inc., in charge of the arrangements. Shirley L. Claggett. 62. Silvrrsmllh Circle. Lake Mary, died Saturday, Nov. 25.1995. Bom In Tulsa, Okla.. she was a decorator who moved to central Florida in 1987. She was a Christian and a member of the World Outreach Center. Survivors Include her daughters Terry Ham­ mond of Lake Mary. Debbie Schumacher of Tulsa, Cattle Hilliard and Tammle Basal nl, both of Midlothian, Va.i her brother Paul Babb of Dallas; her sisters Dorothy Watson of Locust Orove, Okla. and Billie McDonald of Tulsa. Winter Park Funeral Home, Winter Park, in charge of the arrangements. Ethel Cross. 89. N. Denning Dr.. Winter Park, died Saturday. Nov. 25. 1995 at Life Care Center of Altamonte Springs. Bom Jan. 9. 1906 in Buckhall. 8.C.. she was a retired housekeeper and a member of Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church who moved to central Florida tn 1945. She was a former president of the Student Board and a member of Eastern Star. Survivors include her (laughers Edna Cross of Winter Park and Delores Cross of Detroit: her sister Margaret Williams of Hugee. S.C.: her brother Nathan Walker of Buckhall: her seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Vinter Park. In charge Oolden Funeral Home. Winter of the arrangements. Katherine B. "K ay" Donovan. 62. Kensington Park Drive. Altamonte Springs, died Friday, Nov. 24.1995. Bom in Brooklyn, N .Y .. she was a homemaker who moved to central Florida In 1969. She was a member of the Church of the Annunciation. Survivors include her son Timothy of New York City and her daughter Marlann of Cambridge. Banfleld Funeral Services, Winter Springs, tn charge of the arrangements. Lflflil Nolle— Ltflil Notjogj M T w a i a a mM •r rue (STM J ... M TU sa bs m . s s - ta s a a s HQyg SAVMMSS OF jUMMGA. F.S.S. MM Men* Bannge at Su m s. f a . vs. LUCIUS t . 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Bom Jan. 16,1913 in Daytona Beach, he was a groundskeeper for the city of Sanford and an Air Force veteran of World War It. Survivors Include hia wife Sarah: his daughter Angela DoLancy of Jacksonville; hia sisters Alma Whlley of Jacksonville and Henerttta Chambers of Philadelphia. Wllson-Elchelbergcr Mortuary Inc., Sanford, in charge of the arrangements. Stella Held. 82, Brighton Street. Casselberry, died Sunday, Nov. 26,1995. Bom in W. Seneca. N.Y.. she was a homemaker who moved to central Florida In 1972. She was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors Include her daughter! Carol Clunan of Casselberry and Joan Kent of Atlanta: her slater Leona Maitland of Hamburg. N.Y.: four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo, in charge of the arrangements. NORMAJBARUMBR Norma Jean Hlbner. 57. Douglas Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died Friday. Nov. 24,1995. Bom In Valle Cruets, N.C. she was a waitress and a Seventh-day Adventist. Survivors include her son Keith A. Walters of Casselberry: her mother and stepfather Victoria and Delmar Scott-of Vilas, N.C.: her brothers Warren of Ft. Myers, Wayne of Mobile. Ala. and Robert Scott of Boone. N.C.: her alater Maxine Wood of Altamonte Springs Oalnes Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. in charge of the arrangements. BENJAMIN E. JACOBS Benjamin E. Jacobs. 57. Deleon Street. Oviedo, died Saturday. Nov. 25.1995 at his residence. Bom March 26. 1036 in Camp Hill. Pa., he was a steel welder and fabricator and the owner of Fertilizer Injection Systems. He moved to central Florida in 1954 and was a member of the National Hot Rod Association. Survivors Include his wife Joyce D.: his daughter Holly Gibson of Florida; his brother Qeorge of Pennsylvania; his sisters Dot Miller, Beulah Atkinson and Marie Mansfield, all of Pennsylvania; hla father Charles E. Jacobs of Camp Hill; his stepsons Dan Powers of Yalaha. Patrick Bowcra of Pcmbrook Pines, and Mark Black of Lemoync. Pa. Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral Home. Oviedo. In charge of the arrangements. M ANY HUS HUB AN Mary Kushubar. 92. Kivl Court. Oviedo, died Tuesday. Nov. 21.1995. Bom in Czechoslovakia, she was a homemaker who moved to central Florida in 1976. Survivors Include her son Edward of Baltimore. All Faiths Cremation Service. Casselberry. In charge of the arrangements. CAJILH. PAIN Carl H. Pain. 87. Black Acre Trail. Winter Springs, died Saturday. Nov. 25.1995, Bom in Maquokcla. Iowa, he was a retail shoe store owner and a Methodist. He moved to central Florida In 1952. He was a member or the Masons. Eastern Star and the Lion's Club and he was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors Include his wife Vera L.: his son Carieton F. of Winter Springs; his sister Anna Mary Lorencc of Washington. D.C.; three grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Bcacon’a National Cremation Society. Winter Park Chapter. Winter Park, in charge of the arrangements. W ILLIAM O. "B IL L " BEICKEBT William O. "Bill" Reichert. 56. Bennett Street. Winter Springs, died Sunday. Nov. 26. 1995 at his residence. Bom in Kingston, Pa. on May 27. 1939. he was a ailk decorator designer and a member of Northland Community Church. Longwood. He was also a member of the Pirate Square Dance Club. He moved to central Florida in 1975. Survivors Include hla wife Jill O.i hla aon William O. Reichert III of Winter Springs; his daughters Erin Reichert. of College-Park and Rebecca Mesa of CaascIbctTy; A P* mother Catherine Reichert of West Wyoming. Pa.: his brother James Reichert of Delray Beach: his alater Catherine Nutatte of West Wyoming: and his grandson Scan Robinson. Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of the arrangements. NANCY WHITE STEELE Nancy White Steele. 81, Bcnrdall Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Nov. 26. 1995 at her home. Bom in Sanford on Aug. 7. 1914. she was a legal secretary for Veterans ArTalrs, was n lifelong resident of Sanford and n member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors Include her husband Robert F.: tier sons Robert Andrew of Cascade. Idaho and Richard Boston Steele of Flshcrsvlllc, Va.: her brother W.W. White of Sanford and her six grandchildren. Urlsson Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of the arrangements. LA U K A B . W ILLIAM S Laura B. Williams. 97. Southwest Road. Sanford, died Friday. Nov. 24, 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom In Mobile. Ala. on July 22. 1696. she was a homemaker, who moved to central Florida In 1935. She was a member of (he Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford and the Lilly White Lodge of Sanford. Survivors Include her husband Robert: her daughters Jerellnc Johnson of Sanford and Ella Mac Flowers of Palatka; her seven grandchildren and her 18 great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of the arrangements. M ANY FRANCES COLLINS WtLMOBE Mary Frances Collins Wllmorc. 69. Bedford. Ohio died Wednesday. Nov. 22, 1995 In Warrcnsvlllc Heights. Ohio. Bom In Quincy on May 26. 1926. she was a homemaker and a member of the Ollvctr Institutional Baptist Church. Cleveland. Survivors Include her husband Matthew Mack Wllmorc of Ecorae, Mich.: her daughter Diane Wllmorc of Cleveland; her sons Michael and Reginald, both of Cleveland: her bother Ralph Oscar Collins of Cleveland: her sister Chester Belle Pinkney of Sanford: and her four grand­ children. Wllson-Elchclbcrger Mortuary. Sanford. In charge of the arrangements. JUinfPNidiCMIiii Of— IBs wrvlc— tor Mary Franc— Calllm Wilmor* trill ba ItoW at M a.nt. Waiwailar. Hay. It. Itfl at R— tlawn Camatary. Sanford with ttw Bay. LX. Wilton, a— tor at SI. Maitto o Mlutonary B— Hat Church, atficlattof. Vlowing tor family and Stand* will ba Tuooday. Nov. » tram 4 tols.m. at Wilton ilctwtbereorMertuary. 1110 Pina A— ., laniard. Sha It turvl— d by tor huoband Matthaw of Ecerto. Mich.; tor daufhtor Oiano Wllmoro el Cltvelend; tor Mm Mich— I and Seamaid, bath at Cleveland; tor tottor Ralph Calllm el Cleveland; tor tlttor Ch— tor S. Plnhnty at Sentord; and tor niece*. Wilton Blctoltoraar Martuary, tentord. In charsa ml ttw Funeral aarvkM tor Nancy While 11— to will to Wednesday, Nov It at M a m- to tto irttaan Funeral Chapel with Rev, Jim Camall officiating. Interment will toliew to tto Oohlown Memorial Park Friend* may call at tto funeral tome Tuetdey from 4:to to * p.m. Far frWnd* wto with, tto family tugg— t* mamerlet denetton* to tto Pint Bapfi*) Church Buildto« Fund. It* Park Aw., laniard, am. m lieuat Reward. I <-<’ “ ■ ' Arrangement*by On*aan Funeral Heme, laniard. It* till. JU U A M T. I Julian T. Horton. 70, E. Palmetto Avenue. Longwood. died Saturday. Nov. 25. 1995 at hla home. Born Jan. 26,1925 In Adrian. Oa.. he moved to centra! Florida tn 1947. He was a truck driver for Cumberland Farms stores and a Baptist. Survivors Include hla wife Bernice Dodson; hla Ltflil NoUctt L t n i l M flt fflii Mm5f^STAWOONOOWIWI- U M FAaclL UNIT NO. tea. TOOtTwaa MWTM_AWUNOWIO- •UMIMTg AFFUaTOMAMT TNtMTO, ALL IN ACCOR- COVtHANTS. CONDITIONS. MSTSICTIONS TSNMS AND OTMSB FNOVISiONS OF THAT NOTICO IS CIBTAIN MCLANATION OF MM a* a m St fPtmoaitlMUM OF NOHTHfl MBS M BaSMNAB NSASS SNt St M under W* BAM m mm MAS IN OFFICIAL CWcuM CMrt M O ra m Ceumy, 4S4 TNNOUON M l. NSCLUaiVS.1 AS MCONMO IN THS PUSUC Finnans of COUNTY, ANO ANY AND AU TOOSTHta WITH THS POL- FUrtMa Caaa • Cl M -U tS hfab Is Mis eeurt an (to 1BUi day at July A.O. issaw ’ Naawa W N— Ay ylmm M l. Fara m i. Oat- la bw ant wtoes aa BtortR M M I TK7rI?.iTiin>T ii sflSsui s°Stf? ~ ih Ha—wA— last, iaaa, MFAKMRATON. MSHWASHSB, CLOTHSS WAlHdA. i Mm m m . a* Mw dawn* Bar aa-aasa-CA-ta-o. « M«a VUT FAN, WALL-TO-WALL mi awyarty.'aaw Is i CayMy. FtorWa. M CAFITAL MOSTOAM aONWCSB, INC., FM/A TtUMLiM WONTOAM MBw caa. m c .. w fnamm a m IBM fSM SB# «a asnw A atM s t m w wnass N In m l a ass. « M h as Sara saw aw aw taa o la ssi ■euleueft. BMW TBS. f aawa. FWrMa SSSSS. ana MWMwana* WM^ JS ^ asTraaaa MATTHEW C. HAODVS Matthew C. Hagtna. 82, W. 10th St.. Sanford, died Monday, Nov. 27. 1995 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom March 17. 1909 in Olennvllle. Oa.. he was a retired construction laborer and a member of (he Macedonia Primatlve Baptist Church. San­ ford. He moved to centra) Florida In 1943. Survivors Include his sons James of Winter Haven, Eddie Wright of Sanford and William Wright of Omaha. Neb.; hla daughter Margaret Cody of Sanford: hla brothers Rfcuben of Plymouth and Qrady of Sanford: hla slater Eva Pearl Campbell of Brunswick, Oa.; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of the arrangements. sons James Roark of St. Cloud, Calvin of Alabama and Larry of High Point. N.C.: his daughters Betty Ann Farley ol Pascagoula. Miss., Linda Faye Stevens of Fayetteville, N.C.. Mary Louise Poole of Orlando. Patricia Ann Alien and Brenda Beavers, both of La Place. La., and Shirley Jean Whitaker of Orlando; his brothers Talmadgc of Tallahassee and Lowell of Pensacola; hia sister Wylene Hart or Moultrie. Oa.: and eight grand­ children. Oalnea Carey Hand Garden Chapel. Longwood. in charge of the arrangements. ■attoa w iawaWaa s iM O i^ ascoaoo of sans- MOTIt FuasUAMT TO THS FAM BUT OOUBCTMN PRACTICM ACT TOO AM s a w s a s w a r Tiee UW FMM TO M A OUT Mabel E. Eckburg. 93. Pearl Lake Causeway. Altamonte Springs, died Friday Nov. 24,1995. Bom in Lena, lit., she was a homemaker who moved to central Florida In 1951. She was a member of the Kress Memorial Church. Sev­ enth-day Adventist of Winter Park. Survivors include her daughters Dorothy V. Rlsban of Orlando and Esther Hamilton or Pecatonlca, III.: her slater Lucille Darbo of Calhoun. Oa.: four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Beacon's National Cremation Society. Winter Park Chapter. Winter Park, in charge of the arrangements. Awl wMb MM Caart aMSar jMrtoutortr CM mN Cayrt ml Aw I MB Lai l«. BWaA -c*. N H B MIN. MOTION 1, IlietdWQ ta MW LVN T. JONM. CAF1T0L HOOFw o o u f f u is a aa .i., co . S im a ia. Pag— a r a m m . a— to Mw FaSHi Han n a ml BemtoeAe CayMy, Fleride a/h/a *11 Sapid Ort—. AM— aati . FiarWa a t m . Faraal n - n - a a am acaa aiaa. c m b b m it m WAN—« AWSar. FOB CAIN IN NANO ANO SUSJOCT TO ANY AMO AU aUBTSM UCNB. N SIMM m mw M Thai aaW m A w being a to aatwty Mw ta rn a* MNa A ll notics tow *rwW n m a a n w n Aths tow MNBKAMI with OtSASHJTua act of iaaa. fcbaons al Mw m mw . _ . .. FNHMs Si tie s AM . mm Mw 1BM Say ml ------ISM. MW r “ LOT M. SAfAL TRAIL AT MNT. ACCOHONM TO THt FLAT TMOMOF AO HSCOHOeO Ml FLAT BOOM M M « l M O M . 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Formore todbmiation, visit (muFbti Union branch Orcaltl-SOMSW Btt •AWKIMIOKSimaiBO HON ANH K M U m u a in U i m M m n a K t f O W 1 B M a m AWB ANKTIOaiMCL OFFici, iaaa mtn stmot, Mi ala 5.01 I t OMWtO TO M A OMT COUtCTOH ATTSMFTSM TO COUICT A MOT ANO ANT with a maabhjtv nscomm MFtClAL ACCORNBOOATKMt TO FAHTICIFAtO IN TNi FNO- If\burBankDoesn'tOffer\bu count like 11mWithARateLike \fauShouldSsmiilb PintUnion. OSJ-IM •.IBM �•wi mjm 1 •A - 8anford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Tuesday, November 28, 1995 Store Police----------Coatiaaed from Pag* 1A Sanford Police Department's projected growth through 2005 and beyond, had unacceptable levels of water penetration, had an Inadequate and poorly maintained air conditioning sys­ tem and had a roof In need of serious repairs. "The building was constructed In 1973 as a prospective office building,*’ Reeves said last night. "It Is reallv al the end of It's life span. I don't see whrrc It can be expected to serve the needs of the police department 24 hours a day and In limes of emergency.” The building does not meet current standards for withstan­ ding hurricane force winds, he noted. And. he said. It has not been maintained well In the last several years since the bank closed Its doors and the Resolu­ tion Trust Company took over N A T I O N A L /-------- V / Words of•ncouragtnMnr ..... WASHINGTON — A* * skeptical OOP-led Congress gears up to examine details of the peace plan that would send U.S. troops Into Bosnia. President Clinton has words of en­ couragement from the Republican he needs the most, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole. '■Whether Congress agrees or not. troops will go to Bosnia." Dole sold on Monday, moments after Clinton addressed a wary nation. "W e need to find some way to be able to support the president." While stopping short of declaring outright support for sending 20.000 0.8. troops to serve In a NATO peacekeeping force In Bosnia. Dole made It clear which way he was leaning. "I obviously want to support the president." sold Dole, R-Kan.. who is the front-runner for the OOP presidential nomination. However, many other congressional Republicans sold they remained opposed to Clinton's plan. Budgtt talks WASHINGTON — Eleven months In the making, yet Inevitable from the start, negotiations between the Clinton administration and Republican lawmakers over conflicting visions of how to balance the federal budget are ready to begin. Both sides say talks are likely to begin this evening In the Capitol on how to eliminate deficits, the chief goal of Republicans who took over control of Congress In January. The two sides have agreed to seek a plan to balance the budget by 2002. but they disagree over how much to carve from Medicare and a host of other social programs, making eventual agreement far from certain.___________________________________ Csntlnasd from Pag* 1A Imparting marketable Job skills nnd bringing math lessons lo life. Recently. Ihe children In the program decided that some of their profits, which had been previously reinvested In the business, could be more appro­ priately used to help out those In need during the holiday season. "They wanted to buy food for people at Thanksgiving and, maybe, food and gifts for people during Christmas." explained Kelly Jlmlnex, one of the after school program coordinators. "They wanted to do their part to help those In need." The fourth and fifth graders who run the "Kids In Control" store, recently took $300 In profits and used the money to purchase grocery store gift certif­ icates for needy families at Thanksgiving. " T h e y chose to do this them selves," Jlmlnex said. "This Is something they really felt strongly about. Jlmlnex said the youngsters have been learning about the realities of the world around them through a variety of pro­ jects. Including the store. Before they opened the store to other after school participants, the fourth and fifth graders filled out applications, went through the Interview process and went to a training session before being hired to work In the store. Each student was assigned to a Job at the store ranging from operating the cosh register to stocking the shelves to pricing and ordering the Inventory. To keep a Job at Kids in Control, a youngster has to also keep up with his or her school work and homework and they must have good marks In the area of behavior In school. Jlmlnex sold the youngsters contacted local government agencies and church organisa­ tions to get a list of needy families In the community when they chose to donate to the community at Thanksgiving. Four families were selected and each was given a $75 gift certificate to a local store. Transmit Cn U s « s4 from Pag* 1A made If she knows she Is HtV positive or that she has AIDS. And that's a third degree felony." McDonough said law enforcement personnel "arrest prostitutes all the lime," but that the women don't admit to their HIV/AIDS status. "Unless we can show they knew they had HIV we can't charge them with criminal transmis­ sion," he said. McDonough did not know why the woman admitted to deputies that she had Ihe disease. "This is the first case that I have seen In my two years here.” McDonough sold. "Usually they don't admit they have HIV so as far as I know we've never arrested anyone for It." Sue Pierce, with the Semlnole-Brevard State Attorney's Office, said to the best of her knowledge this Is the first cose of criminal transmission of HIV that her office will prosecute. The maximum penalty on the charge of criminal transmission Is five years In Jail. The woman Is still In the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. She Is being held In lieu of $4,000 bond. Value Continued from Pag* 1A the youngsters understand what the value Is. The December "Value of the Month" Is generosity, which the district defines as "un­ selfishness demonstrated by caring, concern and caring." Students will be encouraged to put together gift baskets for the needy and to discuss other ways they can help the community. Administrators, support staff, teachers, cafeteria workers, custodial staffs and transportation employees ore being asked to show their generosity In a nunber of ways. "W e hope these acts of generosity and kindness will lost all yearlong." Valentine said. Kendra Sanders said she likes the "Values of the Month" at school but thinks that they are soon forgotten by her schoolmates. "It's like the McDonald's sandwich of the month," she sold. "Do you remember what last month's sandwich was?" Benlssa Field sold she might not remember what last week's value was, but she thinks It's a good Idea for students to learn some values at school. The concept Is more Important than remembering what was the name of the value, she sold. "I think some of us don't get this kind of training at home so It's good that the Ideas are given to us at school.” she noted. Valentine sold the values ore those that cross all ethnic or religious boundaries. They are universal and were selected because they ore those which help all students serve the communi­ ty better. ili From Associated Press reports ownership of the facility. According to Reeves' report, which was hastily prepared In five working days. It would cost more to renovate the building for use as a police station than It would to either renovate and expand the current facility or to build a new building from the ground up. Reeves said It would cost about $4.5 million lo build a new facility. That amount would In­ clude $4,050,000 to build (al an average of $120 per square fool) the 33.750 square foot facility the department needs to ac­ comodate their current force plus $486,000 In professional fees. He said to renovate and expand the current building would cost approxim ately $3,492,258. That cost would Include about $2.4 million to expand the current 13,569 square foot building to meet current needs and $339,225 to renovate the existing space. Additional money would be needed to acquire adjacent prop­ erty to use for parking. To lease and renovate the First Federal of Seminole property would be far costlier, Reeves said. Leasing the facility would cost about $202,500 per year and renovating It for use as a police facility would cost about $354,300. That cost over the next decade would far exceed, he noted, the amount of either of the other opt Ions. "I think It was a good report." Russell said. "I'm satisfied with the results." Russell and fire chief Tom Hlxon will probably approach the city commission next with a proposal for a public safety facility that could accomodate all the needs of the city, he said. He did not give the details of what such a facility might Include or where they might want to put It. i M £ U O IM N V IU £ J M M m Ri i £ 321-7869. No took la too large or too omaM Mr this crew. From haiugng a fan to tnstalkr* now vinyl flooring. faM lN T ldy can do It aBt M 8 M Tidy can do more than care far your home. It* specialities Include not arty residen­ tial, bm also unices, new construction, house tndiers. window parkagrs. and outside trader wash. 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Neat N Tidy knows how valuable your time Is. windows. Actually, they don't just ‘do* windows, they thoroughly dean them inside and out in JLjn COLISEUM OF BEAUTY! k �Sailfest More than 700 boats expected on Lake Monroe Softball makeup sehadula SANFORD — The men's portion of the 8anford Recreation Department Fall Slowpltch Softball League Is scheduled to finish this week with make-up games. Tonight at Chase Park. Wheichel ft Howard will play a doubleheader agalnat M.T. Mugga at 6:30 p.m. and Bottoma Up Pub at 7:30 p.m. If Whelchd aweeps, it will come back to Bottoms Up at_0:30 p.m. for the title. Baptist and Zoo Crew 11will 3:30 p.m. Thursday . night at Chase, Construction wlllpla: " “ ________ ty Ken Rummel‘ Chevrolet at 7 .p.m. and If Nobles wins It will play M.A. Erectors for the championship at 8 p.m. A Ken Rummel win would end the league. Saturday at Chase, the Church League will wrap up with a quadrupleheader. At 8:30 a.m., the 1st United Methodlst-Flames will take on Deltona Trinity-Majesty: at 0:30 a.m.. Centra] Baptist faces Naxarene; at 10:30 a.m.. Spanish Assemblies faces All Souls: and at 11:30 a.m.. If necessary, the Flames will play Naxarene. SANFORD — Preparations for this weekend’s 1996 Seminole County Ssllfest, expected to draw more than 700 boats and up to 3,000 sailors from December 1*3. are In frill swing. Fifteen sanctioned events ranging from State Championships to North American Championships are scheduled for the weekend. Celebrity sailors. Including ESPN sailing analyst and America's Cup navigator Peter Isier will participate in duties, seminars and exhibitions throughout the event. Ed Baird, coach of New Zealand's 1095 Americats Cup winner. Is also scheduled to attend, along with 1003 Olympic medalists Kevin Burnham and Morgan Reeser. and Americans, the first all-women's team In America's Cup history. Bob Roth, who is in his first year as the regatta's volunteer Executive "Several classes are actively In­ volved. hooting championships and special training clinics at thla year's regatta. The Laser ****** a class participating In the 1006 summer Olympics, expects more than 100 boats." Roth said. "With the new tbfbf ffcsbbykspb Mifhgc^ Over 700 sailboats and as many as 3,000 sailors are expected to Invade Sanford and Lake Monroe this weekend for the 1M6 Seminole County 8allfest, which would make It the laroest regatta ever in North America sailboats under 25 feet In length. contributions to the Sailfest, and to Also, this year's Sailfest honors the sport of sailing In general. ORLANDO — Howard Porter and Harry Kennedy each scored 21 points as Central Florida won Its season opener. 101-74, over Palm Beach Atlantic Monday night. Brad Tice was6-for-6 In a 13-point effort. Reid Ketteler had a career high 13 points, Eric Riggs Oartliner ^Jr^who S i l ^ S S ^ S ^ e i u w iS ^ m memorate Gardiner's extensive The Sailfest Is a non-profit event made possible by the commitments from Seminole County. WLOQ-FM, ATftT Wireless, and Sunflsh Laser, Registrations will dose at 0 a.m.. Saturday. December 2. For additional Information or reg­ istration forms, write to Seminole County Sailfest 1006. 200 South Orange Avenue. Suite 2220. Or­ lando. Florida 32801: or call Kelly Thornton at (407) 425-0588. Village Paints wins Co- Ed tournament title season game, then dodged the upset bug as Brian Curtis ripped a baaee loaded, two out triple In the bottom at the seventh Inning to give Village Paints a 12-10 victory uvei a a u ,w m gim jucr> Produce(4-4inths regularaeasoMi Uncle Nick's tried to carry the momentum from the. upset over to the championship game, taking a 9-3 lead in the top of the aeoond Inning. tualiy budding isixth Inning. Raiders finally at home Lake Mary boys third at tourney SANFORD - The Community Colle( Pensacola Community Col legs. The Raiders lost to Kankakee (111.) Community College 01-74 on Thursday despite 27 pvfnit from John Motley. Arnett Young had IS The Rams lost Friday's game to Hatoea City 64-71. but came back to F OR T HF REST C O V E MAGE OF 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 DAI LY �M - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Novambar 28, 1995 Ltgal N otlcf & S T A N D IN G S Wnlmfbn M ai teatewy kJin Jte UM bjs rite rn ■BM Pte M WHAT'S HAPMNINO m tw® 1 r i * I 1 6 t CKMDMMa 11 431 Mk m m i Ml t JO Ingirii 1 t jg OtVPI 1 f 117 Ow am s i XI Tomb 1 t w Cterted 6 i m tetesten J i in WttTIM C M N It K l Otogp JUCO Baskstball D Woman, 81. Sataraburg at 8CC, 6 p.m. □ Man, Polk al SCC, 8 p.m. Boys* Baskstball U Euatls al Laka Mary. JV, 5 p.m.; var, 8 p.m. □ Ovlado al Unlvaralty. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. Girls* Baakstbali □ Boon* al U Brantlay. JV, 8 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. u Eustfs al Laka Mary. JV, 3:30 p.m.; var, 6:30 p.m. □ Laka Howall al Apopka. JV, 8 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman al Edfowatar. JV, 6 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. Boys* Socear t V X 11 7 S 4 1 1 (tenter UWi la te n t Dalai Daw Mamas Vancsiw 4 1 « 4 7 1 f • 1 7 1 1 1 1 m JO JX JX m m no Man's Softball □at Chaaa: 6:30 p.m., M.T. Muggs va. Whalchal Howard; 7:30 p.m., Whalchal Howard va. Bottoms Up Pub; 8:30 p.m., Flnt Baptist vs. Zoo Crew II; 0:30 p.m., Whalchal Howard vs. Bottoms U p P u b ( l t n a o a a a a r y ) bfABMMI maiitrtaMBi CMMpW.hsIWdM Alternatesr«t. ray ■* twaaaaBuamr. Mr m Duaaaaattata. T*»aiacwaat ra >« OaMBIMtaMtlra Woman’s Softball LtOantlM BlXi* man*a Mrs. apa Otetefa Irgw a. BSpa rrMBriaiB ta • mi aw » aaaw rutniaa NvMim-HiS'HX imtHvun ia ia ra ijriinui ta ta ItWKMRBM ta • Ittl BW P ftt) f it , T Itttl MB. 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Walden (taro stogies, run. three MLA. me., DAVtOA WATCfft, «t Bi, Legal Nollcti M TVS SNMWtT OOUBT Vffo(6gWwtositowgy ftertda Casst CO HAITI CAM Nd. SS-1SSS-OA-IA-X VI. CAPITAL MOBTOAOI MBVtCSS. tee., Chrlrtin* Butt Sent Uk/a ChrMimo Butt VS. DALI MOHBMANi It Svtes, NOTICI IS HtBtSV OIVIN that by virtu* st IBM esrum Writ el tiscutwn teauad out of and undsr th* Mat of te* CountyCaart at Oran#* County. Florida Cat* • CO M-MTt upon a fteal )adam«nl fond* In Ih* ataraaaid court an _ Mte day of Oetohsr A.D. IMS te that eartate css* omitted Frsd Hsalon. Ftetettfl va. Chrlstin* Bate Satt* l/k/s ChristteaBute. Ostandamwhich atorassidWrtl ot Kiacatlan wa* dslivsrsd to m* as Bhortft ol Ssmmete County. Florida and I havs isvted upon Ml tha rtefit. tills and tetartrt ot ths dsten. svm aaa s s M o w tvtsSf sNsmumms Ctar* of IBS CBomN Court •SMIHOLS County, NsrtSs. frtV on TAmmSov. Mm list Ssy of Oocwnbor. 1**t, ol 1140 a.m. M itio Woof Front Door *f m •omteote County CourtfMvs* In Ssnfonl, Ftertda, offor for ASH and MS st puMte outcry Is Mw cash. Mm follow** SsssrfSaS profMrty sMustsd In SSMSfOLI County, FleriSa, fs*wS; 10T S. SLOCK 4, BIFLAT OF SHUTS MO. 1, AMO NO. S, MONTH OBLAMDO TOWMStTI ATMADO., ACCONOINOTOTHC FLAT THtMOF. BSCOBMO (M FLATBOOK 14, FADS fS) t AN0 • OF THS FUSLIC BCCONOS OF SSMINOLt COUNTY, FLOBI* DA. SUMlMtit to Mm tM*l SostSO Of toMctosurs onteod In a coo* sandtef in aaMCourt, Mm strto of wtUcti Mi FLSST MOSTDAOS COBB v*. THOMAS KOUAH, a* fg Wgky gvM Att ^Kf^Ftf W0 »W W Bi ^9^ Faroeloaurs sr Ordsr drtsd Msvsmasr ism, tstt, sntsrad In CMS Com Mumbor as-OSTTCA14, In tha CkcuN Court tor SKMINOLB County. Florida, whorasi TtMFLI-INLAMD MOBTQAOS COHFOMATION, a* auacaaaar si intsrort to MLA, INC. te tha FWntdl. and DtWlD F. WATBBS, at ai., ara tha B s lia g a ilS S I M i l l — - * * M k t e -------" w»H VcsVtogp* arty aMwrtad st SSMINOLt County, Florida. dassrWod as: Lot 44, SBTWHAVfH FIBST BSFLAT, A MSFLAT OF ttmtH4MN, Hfoimns ta tha ptrt thoroof os rocordod Si FM •aa* >s, Fasoa N and tt unterteVasowiMU who ara na* Onawnte ha daad or aSsa, whatear aaMunhnawn perttes may •ranteaa, or aAhar psraontst te posssartan ot the tuhtcet ramproperty; Defendants. TO: Date Mshrman It term*, and Ml unknownpartte* cistern* by, NBTtCI dsseribsd rsal pmparty, said te propsrty Ismteste iCounty. Ftertda, mar* imB m telB ■B ■^ — AflteLte H te teteteteteS P fU B— B-g- E sBi^Ri| ^ R 1|w ^tewbl >teX partleuterty daoertead as telCounty, FHrtda. 4 Ons 1**) Ford tten, whm in at auaite sate, fa tha MWmoi andboat Stddar. far aaah, attha whoso rasidsnes I* unknown ten I 1FTCA14U0FZSTMM Waat frontdoor at tha tamlnali bsin* slorsd at AHamonto its CasrttiauH, SOt N. N: te , r^FTfNPWi, I4S41. Nth Shoot a* 1140 a.m. ontha Slat day at Sontord, FLSIT71 Docambor, 1*0*. YOU AM NOTIFIID that an and ttvs und*rsl|n*d as Shsrilt action ter tersetssurs of rnort* of Ssmlnols County. Florida, Drtsd: Nsssmhar ITMi, 1*0* pete on ths fsllswtei will al 11:00 A.M. on tea Mth Maryanna Srrrr day ot Dscsmbsr A.D. IMS CLINK OF THC dsscrlhsd propsrty: at... Lot T. Mock It, ML-AIB, ettsr for sate and ask to ths cmcutT COUNT Forsons wMi a dteaStMty who UPuMltea U49Mu u nl M 0L LUt 041ip 1 ItM g|U rim iU IIIP9VI MW hiohstt hiddsr. FOB CASH IN te nilllf Isif mW laStela--------a.- — tau rdsd m Plot Book S, Faso HAND ANO SUSJSCT TO ANY SO Spm lfsipno Tt. FuhSc Bsccrda at Bsmteote AND ALL SXISTMtO LISNS. at should contact ADA te* From (Wstt) Door, at th* ItM South Myrtte CoordInstor at SSI N. Far* stops, at th* Scsimate County Suds 1SI Arsnuo, SuKa N. SOI, SawtsrS, you ara rspulrsd ta torvt a Courteous* in Ftortds a m at Vast Ms* Maya CHarwatsr, Florida SQStS easy at y a i^ r orttten defenaaa. THIS 0 AN ATTTSMFT TO nrMr ta tha prafsadtes. T am A uadm to Ik waw^ fabfoitom iite ik rw a ajtoi H a ■* iiiaw COLUCT A OSST AND ANY It any, te V an Pi TIN KTB4I, TsIsphorM: 4SMIS-4SN art. m F ONMATION OSTAJNBOWILL Artamaytar tha FlalnAltt, steoaa to satisfy th* tsrmt st this Writ NUT; SOO-ttlHTTT (TOD), ST aoc H i frro on, via Ftarwa SS USS0 FOB THAT FUBFOSS. addroM H 441* May Scout Donald F. SiHnpar. ShsrKI Ssativcrd, Susa AM, Tampa, Bslsy Ssrvtes. Samteal* County, Ftertda Ftertda MMT an or hateia thir­ S. ISM WtfNSSS mytend and otttelal NOTICI BSOABOINQ THI tydays tramths dateat th* firrt 0SJ-I14 aaal of uid C ourt mm iTfh day A -a •1tW eW teW a puMcotten at thM notleo and AMSNICANS WITH OtSASlUS F# THVrstn^Hi l<i*tn* orismatwshthaCteraat TIIS ACT OF tSM, FSNSONt (M alm tm l88^0#kslMA WITH A DISABILITY NttOtNO MABYANMI MONSS, CLStfK •FICIAL ACCOMMODATIONS •y: Jaan SrINorH TO FANDCIFATS IN THS FNOOsputy Cterh drtault wtHho N CSIDINOS SHOULD CONTACT LAWOF FI SS OF LAW FFIC |u UU u|Uf In THI INFOBCIABLI WAITS •aa* No.1 Ml SS-tl JOatPMPANItU.0 Mu •aMNlgM SCCTION OF THI CIVIL DIVI­ INBt: SSTATSOF Fort OHteo Soi tMT HOT!: FUBSUANT TO THS SION AT THI SMSBIFF'S VSBA S. LMDSBUBO Tampa. Florida U*0t FAIB 01BT COLLECTION OFFICI, IMI MTH STBIIT. Publish: Nsvsmbor tt. H FBACTICBS ACT YOU ABI SANFONO. FLONIDA, ATLEAST Dotombor I, ItM AOVtSSO THATTHIS LAWFINN FIVS OATSPNIOnTOTHSFNODCJ-ltl Tha sdmHuttrrtten at ths IS Disuse TO St A DSBT C*IDINOS. (40n»S0-M40 TTO oatat* at VSBA S. UN M B COLLfCTON ATTtUFTtNQ TO mot) in -m i COLUCT A OSST AND ANY Samausl fb M-iaaa-cF. » . INFONMATION OSTAINS0 WILL Dscbmbsr t. tt. 10. ISM n wmt#ws i & ftS A^^ af^ th# ClrcuS Court tar •SUSSO FOB THATFUBFOSS. DSJ-I1S in ismasanas wtmPM. County. Florida. FraSafa Tts.rs. msites that Sofsha OirHim. tha addraaa at " aaal at aaM Court so NOVSMIWwif wM 1PI WOT 9WBMW BIB I1SI. ISM. Fublte Auction tor coon os agte||| Ftertda SI7T1. Ths guAMU M TUB Pacambcr tSMi, ISOS « ISMS Maryanns 1 As Cterkat th* Court «M •■t•F esa Sjb li B emiAe M Haacus tT wM fw r'lt IBflfli WitVe fU MMFww1 By; Buth KMo Aa DapatyCiarti COOIL1S S STAHtlABSKI ISttf MU SB-ttST-BA-t* ASISBQl BfVtBtBN NB.l ■ id* tssirss B A A N ST T BANKOF tsn Ford to THS FIBST FUtuexnON OF ------------- 1! <1| FALMBSACHCOUNTY, (Site ITT' a Fisrtda i itra f * m to CSS km tumsoiussr 1*ra Data to KMMLSSSSSS1SS MM itra Tm Tromt Ttastr Ft mawm,Nw t . ; .tsra cam as s m m v m o m !111' ‘ AU. CLAIMS AM OOJSCISTSChry AO by mgritof ijjpj | to* csm tscisssir tors Ford van suerme bufflv, me., and LANS VILLAS CO UU im IMC a ISTSOtdslO w wNQQUSM w^mttatvtftt yif B 04 Ft Mi POBFfITUBt OS IP.M1.M; I It*At; 1SSSHands SO til .IMAP UNtTSD tSSSHand* MC TATSSCUBBSNCV ANTHUSO. LSONHABOT. JB. km pumesaaaaiHO NOTICE 0 HBHtSV OIVIN IMI Fard SO Hra vlisdsfhara th at- pursuant la | Summary ---. -------M -a---------f 0* 1FA9F1MT9FISSMS ATII OtdWaiter Ssrdtn Bd. taai uom s o ___ ________ FtertdaSM1I-IT4S te tha CbauH Court m stet (tsn sss-tsss ISM Fard ID •arSSMSTT 0* 1FASFMAHFIHMS Ftertda, l trts aaNm pussa auaS1.SS.tSN ISMVW40 ften to tea Mphast fetddsr far MJ-14S toflMgi M M M M t W Ism I BbteA* M A m ID* tVWSMITMVSftlll VIi M WISH WNfIB B ISMFtymM Sanford, Samteals County. Florida M te* hour at MBS tost Fard SO tlot day at DamnPar, 1 04 IFAFFMTimnStMl ISM Fard *0 aorfate paraat a* mat 0d IFACFaSUSMAITSSM te hsur prior ta CONDOMINIUM UNIT HUM•tsjsijstsiavssi MB SMOFLAKI VILLASCON•1.ISMS UtHTiO • TATSS oommm, a cowoowiwtugi CUMMMCV ACCONOINO TO THS BSCLA1 S M IT H S^WUMVMOOSL BATMN OP CONBOMMIUM Nones 0 Ntntav m m OWNSBStllF OP LAKI VILLAS O ONOOMtNIUM DATID nonet n 1 B A N ST T A . MOOSL1! AUOUST 14TH. ISTS, ANO fa aa BAUBI sttO TBU N , MCONOSO IN OFFICIAL *st SSMALS11SML BtCOBDS BOOK MS. SABS tun. toss, la Csss D O N A LD S . MUM B O B , at tha MM OF THS CUBBSNT PUB•OA-ta-Lsf IBs UO BSCOAOB OF SBMNIOLS OSsuN Court, si and for COUNTV, FLOBIDA, AND THS Cotes. Ftertda St SXM0ITS TO TH«----------tNL ittutco BBCUBATION Na. St4 0 OFF0IAL BMOMBMW ^ waatsss UMf SM. BAM MIS. OF TMS Otssnptten «f Fraparwi Ltd N Batins aatd j . . --------- T PUBLIC MCOBOO LOT H NUt I 1ST AM TO is dm OurasSS st fsrtertrts parausnt 0LS COUNTY, FLOBIMOU COUNTY te SortlSH SSS.TS1-y.TB4, WSST FBONT OOOB, SSI V 1 tete 1TIB day ot FANS AVCNUI. 8ANF0B0, MSN. M ft40 0‘steo* A M. Jadd* at Mi*CbaaS Caart. CMS • ^ a R C te •awe _____ Bwaiaft. rBnaaw.milMu.fi rananaaMia tew SM an rw a ts IttP-Wter Ittlt AirtH IB Smith (three alnflea. two runs). Richard Stewart (two atopies, three RBI), Lynn Webb (two singles, two RBI). Denude Byrd (two singles), Yolanda Cox (single, two runs) and David BUkey(twoRBI). Doing the hilling for Kalf-NHalf were Jerry Camus (home run. double, two runs, RBI), Mike Miller (double, stogie, (wo runs, two RBI). Carol Dick (two alnglca. run). Lori Poe (two singles), Dan Lasagne and Rene Sanvllle (one single and one RBI each), Rose Rosa and Jim Schaefer (one single each). Oary Conklin (RBI) and Shannon Rosa (run). Pacing Village Paints over CW were Curtis (triple, three singles, two runs, four RBI). Jeff Neff (home run, single, two runs, RBI). Sue Mohr (two stogies, three RBI), Bob Aydt (two alnglca. two RBI). Paula Songer (two singles, two runs). Kirby Swlnehsri Jr. (single, two runs, RBI). Usvid Gold stick (single, run. RBII. Dee Wslden (stogie, two runs) and Leah Sparrow Islnglc, run). Crazy Wings was led by Tim Barkley (double, taro atopies. RBII. Bobby Show (double, stogie. RBI). Della Gamer (two singles, three runs), Dave French r t i w at m i i i asm i f i am a « t « aam AMwaaas cm rtna bi.rw CManawi'itt CMfrCteBMak tt m U H H N t VHtll HIT, > I AS I attrraf artrrifi aaw tir mm tirrnat I I r r armni m at hi tirmat a n a at atmnr Nta V.NtBtW.OBBWBtrr vo at tmaiiMHinamtB a i m ss B I i i i i i a t r at rt ra nt a i I ! armai t • at tnw mwtn I t alarm t I i i • ana teaiCtta»B,BttrOaHi term Mpnrt omiaa ta a r ' UMrBBB.CBWIf.OT BbtBMBTm b Vtt tenvavBiMMii M tam m ri (WanCBMAwB •a a imi ta i M. r» M i artam i i i tirmar i ra inib • f i t CMU IKacM Bl A«MH- Or B (NIKfl. S oa aw r ini aai t ata aus SStrttHiata MUMt-vaaaa i tammy* ta ta ta im m m ta ta ILaatwlM ta so a a w ra a a a iT a ta artniaa t-n v s - Mam t t i t r t t r r i t mt It MW III. OMBn IAMBI r II. tcfH am ran avi' Ces»eiuLz5meewTMae r u n xtomoxMccaV*" FN VS. THOMAS KOUAft, Mal.. Ltgal NotictB I h M M lom M illlH t b it K ilt lm lM H t tu rrit It MU. H »W t HUB H. BVIH111. 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JV, 8:18 p.m.; var, 7 p.m. □ Laka Mary at Laka Brantlay. Frashman, 4:30 p.m.; JV, 8:45 p.m.; varally, 7:30 p.m. □ Ovlado at Lyman. JV, 8:48 p.m.; var, 7:30 p.m. □at Ptnahurst: 6:30 p.m., Rad Hots va. Bha Davits; 7:30 p.m., Sunnlland va. Crazy Wings: 8£0 p.m., C A Salat va. Laa's Exxon Ltgil Noliott RBI), Mohr (two atogka. two runs, RBI). Aydt (two stogies, two runs) and Songer and Shannon Rosa (one ■t««g*» and two runs each). Also on the Village Paints roster were Kirby Swtnehari Sr. and Dawn Neff. Providing the aflenae far Unde Nick s were Smith (two dnnhiaa, two stogies, two runs, three RBI). Stewart (double, two singles, run. three RBt). Zeb Webb (double, stogie, run. RBI). Cox (triple, run. two RBI). Btakey (triple, run). Bonnie Chaplin (single, run. RBI). Lynn Webb (stogie. RBI). Byrd (single, run). Garnett (two runs. RBI). Debbie Bemlng (run. RBI) and Jack Beraing (taro runs). ] ^55^0F fN8 « tH Of TM MMMOf ------------------------- _ . tw« m m or toonon Us TOWWO M OOUTN, MMC 91 (A8T> IfMMoU w fT« aidwaote. Frti fa mwsnB* sal Std N duo aKdte 04 hour* HSlfh* fhH Usd das at SOUTH UMO^ESTT m OP TMS NW IM Of THS NS ft* A O0TANO|OFMUUHto TOTHSSWMMM IM. TvsNcs n s rt r s rl t aloam ths wist lms of SA0 I IM A OtSTANOS OF M M FtST, TUMICl N. N'M i r « SSMS FtST TO TN* SAtr LMS OF I M I IM, THtiics s s r s r ir w. AL0N8 THS SAIT UNO OF SA011M Mt Al FUT TOTHS, FOWTOFpMMNNM^U^ ■OMMpHa ITfh das otj s assy at tea Ordsr ___ _________ N 5 Mated By Bw dads* and x aKl antes ysa how and whan la CLSBKOF THSCOUNT By: Joanr PAULAk*UONTMV, tMt FLUSH th St Ml Ftertda SSTT1 . M toast Mas M day* prior ta te* rtriiBra MST) M l-4140 oat. 4MT) 1m b b m -stti (Toot or t-oaoMI-STTS m . tea Flartda Itetev 0SJ-S1I i at dMCircudCourt I CtufflH. FtforMa gi»t. A m BSJ41S fVISM Baskgtball IB boys JV at 8 p.m.. girls varsity at 6:30 p.m. and boys >ysvarsity al 8 p.m. Ad Salary paced Haines City with 34 points Friday, while O.J. Robinson and Orslne Williams each added IS. Malt Townaley scored 22 points for Lake Mary to a l,iM<f*g effort. Jason Junker had 13 points for the Rams, while Wes Jackson added 12. Junker had Lake Mary's only three point fldd goal of the game. The Rams exploded for 10 three pointers Saturday a ZephyrhlUs. Junker led Mary with 30 points. Including five field goals from beyond the arc. Wes>(Jackson had .10 : Wpo for (he Rams, while Townaley had ISandaophomore Paul Bclk added 14. Shawn Dsughlery 27 points for the Bulldogs, while Chad Bouton had 23 and Ben Ashmore added 14. *1 Ml ALT444QNTS ALTAMONTf MALL, , at dtesAy at ALTA- • M U Susa NM1 ‘ s im , 4ST/SM-ASM sat this tes Mod dap at BOB. ISMDSJ'tar OSJ-tM BSJ-SM M IN I S. tSM �,1 Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, November 28, 1W5 - SB OvtrMtert to Qittnf A regular meeting of Overeaten Anonymous la conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5th, Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 333-0857. NarAnon to offer http Nar-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more information, call 809-6364. Clogging dostot fomnod The Old Hickory Stampers offer free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings am at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 0 to 9 p.m. Call 349-9629 for more Information. Toko off sounds iM ulblv • MSPwvW V I I jprWWII W V W lIri^W Pw^iPr Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly, TOPS, invite the public toJoin (hem on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 1807 Sanford Ave., Sanford. The group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:18and845p.tn. Bach week a different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1864. ToM tm Mtwsm Mt Seminole Community College (SCC) Toastmasters Club 88881 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m., at the old Lake Mery City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Roeetla Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information. Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of a — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sai 1302 B. Second St. For Information, call 322-0622 Optimist Club mssts wstkly Keepers of the world’s zoo SANFORD — Nancy Leonard and her husband, Tom. share a love of animals. From their volunteer duties with Central Florida Zoological Park In San­ ford to their pet business, Purrfeet pet Care, the couple make caring for Ood'a creatures a home conalotfng of eight cats, two dog*, a cockatoo and two large fish tanka. Her spacious acreage has also become a ref­ uge for squirrels and other wild animals to room wttboqt fear. Although her business keeps her hopping night and day she still finds time to volunteer from four to five hours a week at the too. Since I960 Leonard has taught and toured old and young her passion of preserving nature. Leonard was one of the first Nature Niche teachers with the too. She still occupies that potfflon and at hangs her volunteer hat for part-time employee status. The initial program for do­ cents Includes a 10-week train­ in g co u rse . A c c o rd in g to Leonard the dames cover every­ thing one should know about animals, Two weeks primarily cover special handling of the SSfes. mm I PUf tlwf* Is to the ______ ________________ _____ The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wedrn at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford, welcome. Call 323-2194 or322-0298. Aa a senior docent Leonard has undergone extensive traintag In the area of caring and her said. "W e also have tours that come to the soo. The schools come in and we take them to the our teach!ng."said Leonard We also use bunnies and oppoaunta sometimes. It’s great for the kids to touch a oppoaaum. Unfortunately the only time many see one la dead on the aide of the road." Strong encouragement was given by Leonard for Individuals to watch the Discovery Channel on TV. She felt that the televised ahow promtea conservation of and adults about facta and ways tohetp. She conduded by saying," My husband has a saying that I like. He says we are keepers of the world's soo. Working aa a docent has really been an addiction for me. It'ajuat great to see the frees of the children." F o r those In terested In participating as a volunteer In the docent program at the Cen­ tral Florida zoological Park contact Terry at 323-4450 ext. 1 2 1 . SUll DEAR ABBY: I couldn't believe the letter from the wife who com­ plained about her husband leaving the toilet east up. 8he admitted aha couldn't “count the number of times* aha had follen In. And than aha said, “He still hasn’t learned.’ Who fount learned? The bason she falls to remember is 'Wi-efrk H -f+ t* One might think the courteous thing to do is be vs the east In the position that will be most conve­ nient for the next person who will need it. However, I'm as likely to need U next as my wife. Should I put the east down, pick it up, put it down, etc.,just ao my wife can avoid putting tt down oncer It is a lot baa work If tee simply leave the east Ilk# we use It and JIM IN CARROLLTON, TEXAS FERRER wnvw w |iv6 ms mmn ■ iiuv, uuw prior lettare haven't frosted my oookb like here did. So hers I am. Prey tett, where is H written that women have the God-given right to the teUet east in the position they prefer? If men ere expected to posi­ tion the seat for their apouae's movenianoe, why hit ddfersot for women? Consideration works both ways, Abby. Well, I'm glad I got that off my cheat You may not apse with me, but you have always been fair in print­ ing both ridsa of a alary. Far Inst, 1 thank you. You may urn my name. BOB RUO, PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. Polnsettlas are commonly grown ao pot plants to bo used during Christmas season. The bright rad bracts cont rastlag with the deep g w n of the lower haves matte this plant a very obvious choice for the C hristm as h oliday. M aybe N ow V a r i o t l a o i The U n i v e r s i t y of Florida Is conducting two polnaettla variety triab thta year. The results of this year's triab wtM be on display December 8th from ID O a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In Gainsovtito at the Environmental Horticulture Department, Abo, at the Oulf Coast Research ft Education Center in Bradenton, December 11th. from 12:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.tn. Call us at the Seminole Extension Service phnm* number 323-2800 ext. IW M W "*) H»'l T F E Z ra r BEST ig|*mteTST5l H ELP STO P T H E K ILLIN G Every monlh a million unwanted dope and cats acmes Amenca are pul to daafo. Help hop the nosdteu UNno. Spay or neuter your pot. gattMHomines T iM K s rn r br»w*JM»rrt,tU<«L i gE ggcg W B VirenjSSB JRfcrtci • (1NQ. DWMlKtiflCHMI, UflOnnrO^n ItnClt-f WAY USA has programs *upported by ustorinviws and clinic* Inovw 400 Che* and town*. For Mwo <inInina mn/nsuter T owteam ing '■Nontebte m w t n n r a ugprayp»iranww w* •arvioM, or to hid out how you can he*, cal ut today. 1 -N M 4 M M T SPAY �\ 4R - Sanford Harold. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, November 28, IMS Legal Notices IN TH1 CIRCUIT COURT FOR MMtNOLS COUNTV, ____ PLORte A PROS ATS DIVISION Pile Number M-BM-CP IN RE: ESTATE OP JOHN P. MCCANN. Deceeeed. NOTICE OP ARMNMBTRAT10N Caunty Caurt laminate Caunty, Plartda ca te * aa-ssn Flaal National Bank. Plaint Iff va toward L. Herrington. Defendant Caaati Caurt BaHa ata Caunty, ttarMa eaaa a ae-aat c o m p Corporation, t/k/a •lata Wide Coliaction Corporation. (dward Harrington. Tba admlmitral Ion ot the oatato Ol JOHN P. MCCANN, dacaoood, PUo Number M-BMCP. II ponding M tba CtrcuR Court, tor Bemmole County, Florida. Probata Otvtalon, tba addrtaa ol which la Sammoia County Courthouoe, Probate Ow ii ion. M l N. Pork Avo. Sanford. PL MTTt. Tba noma and addraaa ot mo Poraonal Rapratentative and ma Paraenal Rapraaantattva’a attorney are tat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARI NOTIFIED THAT: All peraona on whom mie notiea la aarvad wbe bave ob|Kiiona mat ebatlansa tba Nueidicattene at the Paraenal Rapraaantativa, venue, or )urwdiction ot mia Court ore Plaint ftf Datandant e o rtc i itw iiip r a t a i l NOTICE IS HIRIBV OIVEN that by virtue el that certain Writ of Execution laaoad out ot and under tlia aaal el the County Court el Seminole County, Florida Caaa • SS-4SI CC OIF upon a IHial iudgmant rendered In me atoreeald court on ttvo tlth day ol Auguat A.D. t i l * to ttiat certain caaa anti* tied State Wide Collection Corporation n/k/a Barnett Recovery Corporation, Ptaintfft va. (dward Harrington, Datandant which atoreeald Writ of Elocution area doUvorod to me aa Sherttt at SamInola County, Florida and I Bata op " 8 « | w l '8 u T fI V Iffa H O v fV C llv O a wtm tma Court WITHIN THS LATER OP THREt MONTHS APTSR THS DATS OP THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVB AFTER THS OATS OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH creditora ot tba w me feHoarinf doocrlBod real claima or located In lemmata County, garttaulerty aukM u W P W One 1MB Bulck ■•dr., wahtaM, rad m color, vm.a 104W014WOJ14440$01 being atarad at Butch* M -* — » w i afed BRaJUt ™ If w N i * if .a in a N n ilr a rW W e Dm i »p» a t llei fw I P I V l ■ i i h H r e t 1— p u v iic iiw i mi o t tma notice mutt tile tbau ciaima wttb tma Caurt WITHIN THS LATIN OP THRU MONTHS APTSR THS OATS OP THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVB APTtR THS OATS OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. at Sammala County, Florida, anil at 11:00 M l. on tba IBdi day at Decamber A.D. ttM attar for aaM and ggd ta tba tugboat bidder, POM CASH M HANO AMO SUMJRCT TO ANY AND AU. IXISTNM USNS, St tba Front (Wear) Door, at me •toga, at tba Samlngta County Courtnouae m Santard, PtarMa, tba above daaortead praearty. That aaM aala la being made ta aattaty tna tarma at tma Writ at (aacutian. Donald P. Saunter, Sbardt Sammoia County, Ptortea NOT ICS MOARDmO THS AMSNICANS WITH OliASILITIES ACT OP f MO, PERSONS WITH A OltASILirr NStOtNO SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCSIOtNOS SHOULD CONTACT THS ENFORCEABLE WHITS MOTION OP TNi CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THS SHERIFF’S OFFICE. 1S4B ESTH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVI DAVS PRIOR TO THS PROCSIOMMB. MWt m M M TTD non m - u t t MJ->tT TO .a Si jmlHkubjr • r a M M r» rw j U aRbJb d m u , a R l Bn aB ■^Lmaub M R immuR1 i m i tMMarWJbNbB J W T B w i B MdkaaAPkA iiB f w rJ a C lI O Bants aetata muet bta tbotr derma wtm tma Court WITHIN THAIS MONTHS APTSR THS OATS OP THS FIRST PUOUCATtON OPTHIS NOTICB. A U CLAIMS, DEMAND! AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILSO WILL M FOREVER BANNED. Tba Bata at tba firet PublicatIan at tbie notice la November flat. ISM. PATRICK J. MCCANN Keiey Ave. I, PL S t ill KENNETH B. WHEELER, (SO. Jkmmjumwii a^AM|mi^aw Flanda Bar Na. 1444*$ KENNETH B. WHtELtR, LL.M. Tea. PA. 1M IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OP THE BIBHTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANBPOR SBMtROLB COUNTY, CABB NO.: BS-Mta-CA-M-R BARCLAVBAMERICAN/ MORTOAOE CORPORATION, etc.. Plaintiff, va. ROQIR LEON McCRACKIN. at at. NOTICE M hereby (Han that purauant to the Summary Pmat Judgment at Peraotaaur* and Bala antarad m the cauee and Order Amending Bummary Fatal Judgment el Pereclaaura pend­ ing in the Circuit Caurt at the EIOHTEENTH Judicial Ctreutt, In end tar SEMINOLE County, Florida, Civil Action Number BtM1I-CA-14-K tba undaraifnad Dark wdl aaa tba property attuatad In aaM County, deecrtbed aa: Lot 4, Maa tba North Tt teal at Let 4, aaM Tt teat mepoured » ■ - - » B ib * ■ a m i - — -a M i a a i a— a ■ fO fH I I n f I M I m o I T M t fO l M ftf and die Norm M Mot at lot I, Waat imp of eaid let B at BANPUL AROTLE SECTION, accordmg ta tba Plat thereof aa recorded m Ptat Saak to, Page S, at tba PuBUa record* at EemmoW County, PMrtda. tagatbor aim all atructutee, tmprovemanta, flaturaa, aeofi— anee* and appurtenance* an aaM land or uoed m eenfunetton therewith, at pupae aaM, ta tba eaab at 11W0 a'eiack AM. an ma tarn day at DECEMBER, ISM at ma WIST FRONT DOOR at tba SIMtHOLS County Ceurtheuee, SANFORD. PMrtda. IN COMPLIANCE WITH THS AMIRICANt WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DIS­ ABILITIES NKIDINQ A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTtCIPATS IN THIS PROCSEDtNO SHOULD CONTACT A M COOR­ DINATOR AT M t N. PARK ANSNUI, SUITS NO. M t. TSLSPHONE |407) t t t - 4 » 0 . SIT. 4IIT NOT LATSR THAN PIVS OAVS PRIOR TO THS PRO­ CEEDING. IP HCARMO IMPAIRED. (TDD) 1 ■771, OR VOICS (V) 1 STTO. VIA PLORlM RELAY MRVICt. (COURT BEAL) MARYANN# MORSE CLERK OP THS CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana S. Jaaawta 'DMpyfv Ctirii CHARLES R. 01 OROE, III PLORlM BAR •: E1SSM LAW OFFICE OP CHARLES R. OSOROI. IK, PJL POST OFFICE BOX M M ORLANDO, PLORlM SMOI Pubaab: November St, SB. IMS DCJ-tST ptartea u r s e -iirs H«T) S4s-trr« avembar Et.ES.tSM OSJ-tas S, It, tt, II Legal NoIIc m Legal Notlcaa Legal Notlcee NOTICS IB HEREBY OtVBN. that Huwtod P. filar Pamela S. flBeg^Bg -XWErY ■ — *"i Tba Dtetriet e*vaa naNaa at ea ■ a, I u u HHM iMs I I BS-11T- _ Vearef taeuanta 14»I lo t' ^ H CarUticata No. Mt Year at leeuanco ISM Description ol Praparty: ISO LOT It SLK ■ A S STEVtNS ADO TO MIDWAY PS T PO M Name* m which i t tested: Jobnla M. Oordon. All at aaM property bains b the County ot Seminole, State ot Florida. Unieee eueh cart dieata(») abalt ba redeampd ac cording to ladi, the property dascribed m aucb cert dieate|»| ma be aetd ta the door, Seminole County Courthouoe, Santard, Florida, on tbe am day ot January, IMS, M tt A.M. Payment at Sale too, appheabte documentary atamp taiat and racerdms tape are raguired to ba paid by the auceaattul bidder pt the aaM. Pud payment at an amount egual M tba highget bM M due wdbm ta boura ffTfT iNa t r* V H v i n i f W t"R f ^^8 BSl^m f t T IM aaM. An paymanta than ba eaab or guaranteed. matrwmanl, made payable ta ma CM* at tbe CvcuM Caurt. Dated mte I End day at Norambat. ISM. Maryanna Maraa CM* at Iba Circuit Caurt Sammale County, Florida By: Shirley C. Merged Deputy CM* Pubiiah: November M, and December S, I I . ttm. ISM OSJ-tM Legal Notlctt CLASSIFIED ADS M THfi CIRCUIT CCURT OP TRR 1BTH JWCtCtAL CIRCUIT, M ARC FOR PNC SAM , KENTUCKY, INC., t/k/a Cnirent PtCaCty Bank S Tluat Company. CLtPPORO T. CHARLTON, at al., NOTICE It HSMBY OIVSN purauant to a Final Juigmint at ParacMaura dated Octodor ttrn, 1SB4, and Order dated November iStb, ISM, and entered m Caee Na. M-111SCA-14-B at Iba CirciiN Caurt at ma isth judMiai cireun at and tor BSMtNOLS County, Plartda, wbaraln PNC BANK. KEN­ TUCKY. INC., f/fc/a cmaana PMeaty Bank B TTuet Campmy. Plaintiff, and CLtPPORO T. CHARLTON, at at., are detonbidder ter eaab at the Waat Front Doer at tba Saminela County Cotifthoueo, Sanford, PMrtda. at tba hour ot 110* am., on tba Slat day gt December, ISM, tbe In aaM Pinal Juigmint. to wit: LOT 1U. WSKIttR NSBSRVS. UNIT POUR. ACCORDNM TO THS PU T THSRSOP AS RECORDSD IN PUT BOOK 41 PADS It ANO It, PUBLIC RICOROB OP SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA. DATIO mm tsm day at Neyember, IMS. CM*, Circuit Court By; Jean BrUMnt Deputy CM* ROGER 0. MAR. P.A. P. 0. Boa 4MB Orlando. PL SEMI M ARRPRR tbwi F**- ----■■ R S U f rRB WI rX t■ R T f w V w V* W W i V< i i - . - l . |*|. n| M|w fbllftW. Iry fl aa cvfiwwvfVTii fw tov Aivii g# umiN thereen, Tht evnm* M il mimggrtD siMl yivffv) gf VS. SHENANDOAH S. CLAM and LAUREL I. CLAM: ot pi.. purauant In mat PI 1Mb, IMS. and entered in ebdl eoee nuaMarSS-1SMCA.Pt me Circuit Caurt at tba* I S * Judicial Circuit at and far lomlnoM County, Florida, wherein KISLAK NATIONAL PAfttr. ti tmmm g * diciiAii* DOAM S. CLANK, LAUREL (. CLAM, Mtom Oatandawtfa). I tAg 8gg*ggtg fwad ir t i, u llt f Jtoa Rm Mm M to r W t o W W W y M t o it o W d * M « ^ u u | M ( R R M U ff"6 S | w lf TO: JOSSPH A MCOROUTY a/k/a JOSSPH ALAN MCOROUTY KELLY MCOROUTY a/k/a M LLV NINES MCOROUTY, bM 0 VtuT * r n A VotU i 40* 1 ^ op .1 !,, J R I ^ m SrSSm S b m ** * 9 Em aaaardnia wm? aamta^ s H r ^ a T Bampiy wNN RIB raeueemarwa at Ptartea CadaRuta M0-1AS1 Byl tba OWHet CM*. MaeMd at too Waat, PaMMi. PMrtda M1TT. bearing an Me abava _ SB mbm Be 0*1 dage at gubat awan ol MM In taw Pmat Judgment, to mt: LOT St, BLOCK 'S*. PALM TERRACE, AC C O M * # TO THE PLRT TIIBRBPP AS M CO R O M Bt PLAT BOOK 4, RAM S U ANO BE, OP THS PUBLIC RSCORM OP BSMIROLE. PLCRWA. HOTS: PURSUANT TO THS PAM M BT COLLECTION RRAOnCSS ACT YOU A M AOVIStO THAT THM LAW FIRM IS M S M te TO M A M B T 0 0U S C T0R ATT BMPTO R TO COLLECT A M B T AMO ANY CLASS)FI(0 OCPT. HOURS •41 A M . •I J I F.M . FXIOAT CLOSCO SATUROAT • SUNOAT PRJVATt PARTY R A TH 14 s m s iis R i i mg te heve any ngrn, tiwa. ar mtaraat in ma gtanarty herein daacrtBad: CURRENT M S IO f N C I UNKNOWN YOU A M NOTlPItO that an ty mV amimHa iS u ^ ^ W LOT TS, TWIN RRWM M O ­ TION ACCOR PINO ■ YnwYd -IYL w^ UNIT w * i a H. pei TO THS P U T TH IM O P AS MCOROCD IN P U T BOOK 40, PAGES M THROUGH IS, OP THS PUBLIC RICOROB OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. t t t M -M A -t o w k m l R t o taR in BBM pB^VTf B^"V X* ma County of Ptortdd. to- ^ ^ i N M M X ton ^M^rXs County A.^^toXd^d!dil V^^uplUlto __ ___ P* BVwVlt an ma Sm day at January. tIM , at it AM t obt o bt o t or ^m^A toto Sato gt guMtoa■ dgtouRwMBs g ia a a a a a a a a aa a b ta a b a iaa a . 1 1 . 1 1 a N m raamHwaar m Iw aaal at an adtOmM dm iyausH*4KRkPay«<MwC4rtl*«a*n*dNMMaanad. Tuaaday VmrPiMay ISNaanTMOayl SwMm IS Naan Friday B C R O IT ti m m* «* M at an WfSt bt I •RdmlytoBMaNMnlatBwaaM yaur ad tor aaatdsey Cm RrM days rune. 11—PiWARt» n il l n Av U n k k tU T & k t A IS CORO IMASS I* new tins Quality waman’t mam Lggal Nollcgg M TUB •ARR NO. S4 SM CA -I4 -K UNITED COMPANIEI U N O N M CORPORATION Oatad: NOVEMBER ECBt, IB M . Ltgil Notlcgg RALPH L. BATTLE (SB* M I-M -TT M ); ALICE R. BATTLE (M a ESA-M -BMt); ITT FINANCIAL M RVtCtS; ROTtOR OC APPUOATMR PSR TAX BRRR NOTICS IS HCMSV OIVSH, that Howard P. S/ar PMrtaM S. Heme, tba beMar at Iba fa HawceriitieaM(al tor a tea dead to ba Mauad mataan. Tba eartitlcate number*) and yearfe) at Mauanea, ma daaangtMn at tba gragarty. and tba nama(a) to it waa aaaan ad M/ara aa ■ad tobtotod badbkiMMtodh to tw f l l W T IR H tn W W TI ggftofii gf moAiw sm ebduNT*** a a JS rtt^^a a la rt AgmigSglygBIgg g^ tglgggggg number 1-44T-US-4MS, bat Wtor (ban aavan (T) di M ms PtoM EdMg. N lu g g lig ii (fftW 1* Ckeutt Caurt ot Bamlneto Caunty.PtorMa.wM « « tba t*m dMM0ia4MBir. 1MB.MttW> a'eiaak A.M. at Waat Prant in Vh, oi Mama M t MutoiCil MMl w LMW BdM wwwtiMii m any at tba ab ornggamg* NOTCBM Cartltteala Na. S4M Year at Mauanea ISM Oeecrigtton at Pragiity: ISO lot t w o o e s m oot A the SPRmOS UNIT ■ PB St PO S4 Nemee to wbMb aaaaaaad: M. —.a ——ia — —jpu Ato ■ 9 P i p ip P T f m ma Caunty at BamtoaM. Btoto at PMrida to ma and aaP M tba toWiwias i«*a aragarty eRualg In Si p County, PMrtda: Lets t. S, IS, and ts, BMak 4, ALLENS FIRST AOOtTtON TO WASHMIBTON HStRMTS to ma gtot to (M l M UBSDPOR THAT PURPOM. f m# trm d ig at r, IMS. ALONIT RSSPSCTSD dating buraau tinea im i AH agaa Including agnMnl I M W 4477 (Man M t large dtotaunt) toto r t t r i r t w t n P Y t v v T y H i r t f t o t M a r ya n n s m q r m AS C U M OP THS COURT By: Rum King AaDagtdy CM * In aceardante wMb tba Amartaana WHb OMabdRMa Aet, peraona wHb dtotBSKMa need* ingaapaalal aa iamwadawanto Bp ms bsbbe tor a Btorsfis. IM S IS A RAY I04M RI14M J4M . Rag. NO. NY STM PV Lintobi M R. NO: HSTH BUCHHALTSR, M BMIM* CL. Stoton Mtond, NV tssst. mnarrtSORROS NARHOUR MARINA, M l N. Pglmawi Ave., Santard, PL. BaM data: PaiamSar s, ttM at ttW B Sto. CMSheTma CbauN Odurt SanunaM County, Plat By: Mian—a L. sib* H m SB Hi In tba eem- a i - . — 14 I i daws MS pst IlMW, IS N i M 11 * S U a s tr L— S V S V w lf artgmal at yaur written aa. m any, wtm ma I County CM * at MM Caurt, to aarva ■ copy on Attorney, Anna B. Maaan, at tba law Finn at MASON B ASSOCI­ ATES, P.A., PtoMNNS Attomay, m tm r us. is t o f Mbto wf B M Year al Mauanaa ISM Oeecttotton at Pn gerty: LEG LOT 4 SICtLSMR OUtfiNtSS PAM PB 41 POt> in amlab aaaoaaad: S. vnieai, Salvet or B. R u m s . .......................J T 7 cgggM*vtHp8 il§(Wi**ae***a*t*»Tfti 81188 S 8(Nt808gtfgi .......I1| 81188 NOW ACCEPTING by, tbreugb JOSEPH A. MCOROUTY •*/■ JOSEPH ALAN MCOROUTY and KILLY MCOROUTY a/k/a KILLY RENEE MCOROUTY, bM wife wbkh n M 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 0 3 TENANTS/ OWNERS; t o ur immundNIlLm.iMMbitol 0 A M RR. BB-tSBS OA KISLAK NATIONAL C l PB -tBdt OA 10K CITtZSNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PlaintIff, YC. JOSEPH A. MCGROUTY .•/k/a JOSEPH ALAN MCGROUTY) KILLY MCOROUTY a/k/a KELLY RINSE MCOROUTY, 11M Waat tWvMra OvMda, PL s trs i tigg gggg fMgg gggiggi iygy ggg M TW OOP POR TAX BM B NOTICS W HSMBV OIVSN, Orlando •Wintar Park 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 lbto**Jtoto to — . EsSSWW^^^P SS PubiMh: Naeembar H , and December S, ISM M THS CIRCUIT COURT RP THS 10TH JURtCIAL Seminot# HI ARR POR CAM No. M-ttSS-CA-14-C 8gg*gg^g 6ggg(y^ g( tt;M AJB. an ma ttM day at italb a otaufa |B| fiSMlMOLf CCKItfTV ATT* .1AM8S T. AM LAKE MARY BLVO SANFORD. PL M7TJ, ] MtlAOC. Tbs gratoat M MaeMd bt R N n I NOTICB OP APPLICATION P M TAR BOBO NOTICS IB HCRSBT OIVEN, thai Liny SHnor Kraaao, tba SwafdSdkP yew fiBum I a D a w im w noioft m ii iv TOROwiftf cata(a) baa Iliad aaM carttficatad) tar a ta* dead ta ba I*eued thereon. Tba cartmeat* number!*) and year(t) at •Muence, tbe deecriptMn at tba preparty, and tba name(*) In which It waa aaaataad te/ara aa Legil NotlCM aaM Oaurt, ma atytoat IM my band m M amatol aaM Oaurt due M m day (COURT ESAU_____ JHfi MORSE C U M OP THS CIRCUIT COURT to l w M batdM tom a Caunty an tba sm day at January, tIM . M il AM . at BaM toe. i gt an amaunt egual to Cm MM* aet bM M due wNbto M heure at me peyabto to Iba CM* at BtoCinuR Caurt. Dated toM SSnd day at r, ISM . i at me cueud Oaurt l Caunty. Ptai o r MMtMda L. Bib* CM* a* Braun Caurt B, IS, ism , ISM • BTMMARMI WTtOB 4B1BI 0SJ-S1S M TM if* ________fBIWSTT 0M4BBM1SSS 0BJ-EI4 BRILR RATIONAL PUMTtPP M l PNC RANK. KBNTUCKV, ■ IN C - P/KIA C ITIZM S PtOCUTY RANK AMO TRUBT OBJ-EM HOTSC4 IS m a at H ■ tsm , im s , ■ M CMS Caaa No. M -S N OA t « owl * ef BWDtoue Oeurt M me ItBTNJwdMMLObew* M end tor CCLKMHTVCPHBR s. t i, ism , is m o s j-tta STM . ar s rrt, vm PMrtda RaMu s 0.VICTOR B U n JR fJR ., RA. tiiiir aSMt-SIM O B J-lit rrra rttM ** NATIONAL * il J J V V t M I V V R V X H M • V M i l l J M *C HX t n V H M O I V J V A A. X R O F J V J C M V R H J X V . ' NOTtOB BP BMW NOTICS W itoaPtoM ■ gt M i l Caurt at tog ttRMTSRMTH jbntMNtetMWlI PNC RANR. KBNTUCKV. NIC., P/K/A C (T ISBNS PW SUTY tsarv su m s RUROH a/k/a TERRY iMtou. tag. <*/a FMrida - L. Luaaa, aa Ruardton at a tlM in R M R V I . PHCVlQUt e o tU T K W : m w eemouMi Is Qown. I fto o e r s •omgtvlng ggrioui. — 88gnton D v A i w i • IMS by NBA. a«. OFF THE LEASH sm, IM S, antarad M Cage Na.: M -toss-CA-14-R, at ma OmuN Oaurt at Mm SUMaani to and tor BUTNBRLM, a* at. CM ABBOOtfinOM. NtC.i AUPAVA WOODS PHASE I V i a i O P J K R V H J P X H H O OANLOS OP CARLOS A. M. LOPSSl UNKNOWN OP USA Id. LOPBS: 4 P J Z R . V X H and ay W.S. Park l wM aal to ma RMRaM and at a’oMab am . bn tie Ita t day gt Da*amber. I PM ma MdewMg at Prapartp: L M N 1/1 OP LOT 4■B N 1/SOFWI/l OP LOT S BLR • NARROWS P f SP O TS IN I .. BprM^S, PL BSTBB^ M ^WMM Sddar, t o r * f i t s worn Worn dear at ma BamtoaM Oounto CaMdMuaa, M Bantard, M IIM S A il., an 14m. MBS. _________ IM f AS C U M OP THE COURT Bg: JaneS. J ___ Qnmyll, PMAM B MAP OR* P U T Bt P U S ROOK St, " T t. m SB OP OOUNTV, PLORWA. toM (fm day at IBM . (CIRCUIT COURT SSAL) tba M t N. ltd * a'ctoab am ., an ma tsm d m a l Paaambar.tM S.m a tat- ■ M I R A S U N TA TMMR M OTION. AOOOROINR TO TMR eat (arm in ma Ptoal < tow* M PUT ROOR IS, MRS ML Let S. ORWNTA OOUNTV, PLORWA. a apaaMl oStoJ■ CmbiM:*ir) mam's*. ■*WtTNCSS 4*»-N>my ATT0RN8V POR PUIRTIPP M t N M M M SSSfl l-MB-SMMTTI (TOO Maeaardanaa wtm tba Amartaana WM OMMdBMa Act, N M f f l (TtNN ar t (M SM STTS. Ha Ptortda Ratoy Pa t io mM trm dag at NOVBMRSR. ISM. MARUANNS M OM S, CLM K (TDBI I J •FTl, m Ware# (V) 14 V TM M P to rtd g r ttre t us i t N.. i PL I S, tS .tM R .il L Y. osj-tBi COURT ABSMtlSTRATIOtt. al f f wmaMH^ d W M S M M iri^ MB-SM-BFT1 (TOM St f-M B B M -iTTS . VM PMrtda RaMg i L ISM O S J-tM e a r -m ­ ass* ssL *117; I SM M l STM {TPW ar t -BIB-SM -fTTS (vf. vM r m tm ~ RCJ-1M MSP) M I-1 PUBHalK H i BSJ-tMH I I . SB. ISM �V m ' m Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, November 20, 1999 - ID 2 1 -P v rs o ru lt QUIT SMOKINO- lit 0«T. Prom non-profit foundation. Doctor approrod. 100,% pworontoo. COWlOPP......"...■Oir-MMIW COMMEKtM. CUAMRS CERTIFIED Will flvo loving carp to pour lewd ono, In my homo. Prom tail-care to total carp. Start mp at PIPP/mon tol-m -l«l* PULL TIMK LIVE IN CARE tor how* t oldorlp. Coll: co sm ic SHOP CU M Prefer Mature panon Hemal* tncourapad to apply), mutt have treat icene* ofI H HUMOR --------Part lim a, Sat.'* p lu t l »****! IRCONO IMAGE CRUISELINB TRAINERS to MM/Wh. Bartender*. Marin* Crow, Portor*, Deckhand*. Maintenance. Apenl DRIVERS ^ a m o rm ^ a i_______ 2S—Lott ft Found LOST, FE M A L E TE R R IE R MIXED, BLACK, about tot In Sanford aroa. 1114101.______ LOST PARROT, African prop, rod tall, It" Ion* REWARD. Norn* Omar. Coll: SMtMM. Needed Now I NO experience nocotiary, SIPK-t. Train focal ly. t-PPP-Hl-m* ORtVfRroRMLLfT TRUCK SPECIAL CH ILD R EN itopd mortal homo*. Lovln* lotler horn** aro noodad In our aroa Call Poatar Parent Rocrult r r t t f f if f m i _______ Forklift experience, CDL ClottC. Pull tlm*. Ml SIM. DRIVERS TO.....MM.M/W»lb. .............. Intorttat*. PULL A PART T IM I RETAIL. MM A doting eh A wa*h night*. P In perton at 111 S.. Park Ayo.tam lam . OENRRALOPPICE .W-tll/Mr. Light Dutla* a Will Train. ' It:.....................0*1-MM •EHERALOHkaM UW b Up 1SPOTSIII Pull Aonollt* Child Caro A Q UALITY ChHdcare. Pro school toomln*, Campotir. tNaff..............Mt-WM T E R R Y 'S D A Y C A R R Mon.-Sat., hot meal*. toncod pd.. reaoanaPto rata* s t m ii. CHILD CARE In mp homo, dap*, night* A oroahondi. Rppppnopiaratof. H I a m . CHILDCARE IH MY HOME. Qualified pro pthool toectwr. H O U N D n o t For tree torvlco, with dot* "D " Dean**. 114 MW NOME TYPISTS, PC utart » ★ HOUMYSAVINGS mi HO REGISTRATION PEE • •Agaaitolrearaeo MRS. M M HELLE’S HOUSE M1-MN MARTA'S DAYCARE, Sabp't tool Pro-School I Lake Mary.................. Hat. Call 1-MP-Stl 4S4L E it. 0*171 HOME TYPISTS. PC utart naadad. *41.004 Income patentlal. I OOP 111 41*1. Bit. B*171 JOES*JOBS!JOBS Morrell lor vice* Mow Hiring I (0*7117**007 EEO. ADA. Novara F**l 43— l — a l to rv k o s P/T, M on.-Fri. 7: M l lorn. Butchar aip- helpful. Smoke A drug tree workpiece. Apply: i. i r a r o g n s a s r c z will*, aeration*, etc. 7d*y*.OT-**Tt o DIVORCE MO. Immlgrattone Adoption*-Ham* Change Will* Tr anolotton a Credit Rpport. *00-p»tt. S* ****** Emaaot M tW .tN bM . iPaMtd. I K PE RIB NCI D 'MOLLY MAIDS* Full time reekdenttpl iWaning . M F. PS. UnlMrmpdWIII Tram. u '0* HAIL TECHNICIAN, with or w ithout fo llo w ln t. Par oatremoty baey eaten. Call: m a a ia r eat-7m Jin. NEW LOCATION 11 I STAR TEMPORARIES, INC. H O P E I............ Mutt nm m Satll a a a oM M PM M I P H IL L IP IH R EXPAHSION inn. opportunity In MLM. ht*h Income potential and abroad. Call Mr 71— H o tfW R irto d ABOUT MARINO MONSTI It lu P I N K E R T O N SBCWRITV - ooohkg pwJilWd Ctaea D ta.. .earn* aHIcareJa ware tUamp > attlgnmoal In PORT ORAHOE, about 1 manthe. Start t l hr. OayeMtt only. EOE/AA "A C R Y LK S ItIHr. NO EXP. HEEDED LYtSan-HM LOCAL WORK.1 ACT HOWt AVON I H* Sm AO CARRIERS, INC. IS R X P A N D I N O A NO NERDS DRIVERS TO RUN MID-WEST A BAST COAST CLASS A COL RSQUIBSD CaN 1J 0OJ744O5O BOB WANTED) SENIORS OVER SI. Jab Ptacamaat. m-llM. P L Area Adeetyen Agtnp. WATSON M A LTY, Lake Mary office It now Intaryltwlni tor now or t rpar fenced real attote attoc latte. Call tar ocareer CaCaati POSTAL JO D 4U .il Er. Benefit* an |ab trakka. Applkeftonkto;H H *4 MH.Rat.lW *. ir p ACTHOWI AVON I I OOP741AVON 14hr. Hot Lino AIRPORT TrabNPt *0*11/Hr Sanford "Altamont* tprln All phot**. Pull bonofi High abW M lift M MM. CaH teaMwanAt-apm. AIRPORT Career* III Nr. A Up Mechanic*, refueler*, cwtom A ——— | fwOB. raaOrw at1- — Im f Wfflw fOPOfft' office full pari tl b PULL TIMR POSITION a EXP. PREFERRED B a a a WILL TRAIN a a a B FULL Company I B MON.-FNIDAY TiMdiM •RUNGCUM * PPNrm 91-A (S o rtm o N ts / H bvso 3b Sho rs LAX I hUJl V era*. *har* ham* Ilf/W eek util. Includad. ParnaiyretemBmaasT. 93— Room s fo r Rout A QUIET, util, pdutM. pd faun., yhena, kit. Bt*tv.-*IM C O N V E N IE N T LO C ATIO N , calar TV, retrfg mlcreware. ar Irate entrance. m*>M FURN. ON ST. jotter* river, beachfront, boat dock. U mln. tram downtown, lit* wk MPUMorWHSW ROOM FOR RENT, S71/Whwooh/dryor. pool, houoo prlyl Haw, ttoe/dre......... M i-lili SNARE I Rdrm., 1 M R All ML foot. noaote. g ym aim 97—AooTtm owti “ “ 1/r * AH rental and real attata adwrtftamtnt* ara ei^bjact ta th* Federal Pair HauelnB Act, which makat It tltagal ta admrtlea any pratarenca. Ifm* Italian ar dlecrlmlnatlan bawd an raca. cater, religion, tat, handfcaa. Mm mat etatue ■NM* M M * , Amah t/l. wfc/man.. A/C, uMMHet Mreiohad. Ml "loopPdtfCOOKS■ n b iN iiia a tm iin i" MM F L A M LAR I. Labo Mary. Corner*! 1/4 Late Mary Blvd. EiH M ................ API-WOI7* Da"/ I t renlng •h/tt*/ Man appartunlty ale# Cad ar aaafy M Al M i l M Lk. CLASS DUaaoM ALL SHIPTL Dopendohli Hoed markka: 111 7741. HBdrm.„t4l«/m a. t R d rm -»4 »m a . and up. T a w o rk w ith w lth a u t luparvldan in SANPOED to** at awtriT .D Hapbbw. Baa m , pi. WarEtTHMMt.___________ Apptpaf bMbo%l t*pal. Par* Dr. n Ik Part time. In our Sere-A-Lai ■P f e B S Aa port al a company. A/Caad with 4 yaar More* k early childhood education, t* loach Pre-K Close. 1* pm. SM I par ( ; ( I l I l >I r (at I 1 II 1 $ 1 m i)> < i i i i i i i m i ‘ , 1 i y R IS TO R IO COTTAGE, “ iwe". Rant, kata purchae*. tak. V\ eniiat*...................jaa-wn. SANFOBO. V U , near HamiHen ■km. Huge thady back yard. MP.MS. Clam M Daimwian. Ca))MrAda*.MI*«M. SANFORD, V L FAMILY ream. C/HA. renovated. SIMP Oewn.ieM/i 1/tw/avar ItMtg. ft, recently remodel**, all appllanca*, M k - privet* caurtyard. tcm. porch, lot* afeMrai* - ONLY *44.M l ____ proved attlea tpaca-prlmo localWn -preund near. W MMpkn a Mm.ONLViaa.fMI S 2t-M 3l*S 31-t7n LARGE l•■Mrv, l / l . l bath, living roam, C/HA. h. aMfe B maR. C/HA. Mmliy ream. Mk. privacy Rack yard. No paN. |7fi 4- tec. Raf re*. * ** - JIU 1.N -. • Rdrm- I NaPa*eiNi*Ml •NBRTKLAKB l/ l Condo. It* lOKfr claon, w/Mk.. peal, acre, petWIM1/4M •WEKIVA area on. w/u ■aw M beR ‘ MAYFAIR D l l palM.camm.paal •SANPOOO 1/1 u i/i g r e earner lot. back fancad. ti/i aiu* * LAWN MOWER. Oood bettc mower, IIS. 11SHII Loom aWEED WACKEEt Etoctrk. no awful lumait IIS. m ISIS Looyomffl^.__________ 195—M id llN O fy /T o o ls M O RTAR M IR RR . ga*. I bagger. S lf li 01 ASTR A MODEL IKWIIOZ. MfS. DON: • SHOP VAC. Wol-Dry. SIS WlliHLoovomoemm 199— F tf» it SssnnHw /r ** • ANTIQUE TRAIN SET LtoaW typo with track A trek Notion from the W H I M 114-171* API PREEJ MRyory a Warreaty an KEHMORE Wotbor -Orror PMft I H’Pfyss CNURCN ORGAN • OFFICE PUEH. CHAIRS. Cheapo Da[ point* French A v o n in a a M ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET B 4 choir* 4 table Como ere A mohoonoHer............m>CM # BABY CRADLE. Brawn, eac. DCU6MT7W. FIRMI III Magnolia A re- forced to toll ol reduced prko*. motor friendly......................MUM* BURGLAR BARA Eo*y puth button retobMl U par *0 It. Mamboro* Cbaatbor-XH-lit* DECORATE Par TR* ttofMaytf Free Mtinwto*) CaN aaytimo; “ “ “ ■.........JH -fll* . B IT HEALTHY) I FREE RE­ CORDED IHFORMATIONI Call Ih* Total Health A Uto Eatonilon Haltinat 141-4174. ■idling, Tlmoly. RavolvORRAT OUTDOOR STDRADt, Goal*. RV. Cguip- Fancad A 11-4744________ iiahtod. CaM ni-f •WINDOW AC UNIT, Mr aur M dogre* wintor* l NICR Ream lilt. KkCdtoBtoV O R M liil tiO m i l l s Loorer 331—Cars FOR A F F O R D A B L E U*od C a n -Tro th * , Sea Rabort Ja n a * , Roa R a m m o l ssao M & m m - •RANNY’S CAR. to* Jetatl 11 CHEVY O MHon. 4*K ml. run* good, COLD AC. auto, all power I Great go* ml. 11*00 Firm. rn -IW e r MS-MIS VOLVO It t l. H* DL. Mint conpitlon. 4 daor. automatic , m -U II______________ M LEXUS IS MO, Ok. greo.i. T4K ml- auto. AC, power, •unreal A morel Athing IIAMOOBOMMaSll-taN 333— Auto Parts rrvcki/ B u s ts /V a n s i r Y BOTTOWL Atom. Boat. SJ hp Oam* Fkharman motor, Mainkala Electric trailing " P a n : IN W it BUY AND SELL Ored Cleon mod furniture A ontlguM. In shop ra tln lth ln f a v a il. L A R O rtM A R T...... -MM1H # ELECTRIC OOYRR. Aik Ing SIMM. 407-111-070*. • PREE1IR, Konmoro upright kMw gmkM-.lraal.irao urn. 317—O or— So to t •re* FORD BRONCO, X L T, 4WO. Loaded. New tottery, Oood cond-iuae. me-ten. HM TNUNORRAIRD Ldwtod. ■machanically tound. seooa ImHao-ti***.. j If** CHEVY I I I AS. I1.HE ml toe.Rod. LOADED, oitro BIO EIB U L E . THURI. A FBI. ■verythin* (ram A ;I._ 1U WtH CaMman Cir. ’ PwatHNtarea.'Lfl FRIDAY. M l SAT. F-tf, 111 Cllru* Drlre. Small appli­ ance*. nkh* A neck*, craft*, OLD A JUNK CAAVTAOCKt fay*, dathaa, *ier** Acfai* WANTED. F R I t Hwd awoy. aa ,*^,1ij BMreMlaow TTgrelTllwIrlimrtWim^EWM^MImQL M l pay CASHTrect ) » * • « * * ■ H U B I SALI. PH.-S**. DM. I B CAIN MS M ID I Far Jm R Can, I. M ULTI FAAIILV. Lake Truck* A M lec.I Koop I m i f l r a B a k iiH iB I Eb a a r m Mary. ABBOTT A V I. An0 ldM M f f l^re* IlfUfS. IWmif RPNIi reffc JUNK CARS WANTED! Nunn r lance*, torn)luret « ) tog or natl Fay W, 1 day* a core Prill ■ l New Scratch A Ooftt*. How-uiod ogpUanca*. Pkk'oAeeWonmod oSH-iOM I •HEADBOARD FOR TWIN SH E RED. White Wicker, mo m m ie n ____________ R IN D S U E W A TE R BED . i - I 341— B acroatton al I VEtod cs /C a m u rs Call In your aaraae uto ad by II naan an Tuetdoy and tab* advantat* at our ipaclal garage eato ad prkall Call Cleeelfladnawtordetailel S 2 2 -M U ■liiiifwiff g a m c T m p 'u MOTORS A AUTO TRANSMIT HORS many m lK. motor* tram H M re kctodlng re bulldabto Chav. * baM, many tronvnlnlmi horn SIS up. CaBi Wtre««aaa*AM*o. 315— Boots and ALUMIHUbTrAMS^tooT capper, brat*, giee* bahto* A |i Rliyrttog *M W. IN. SM-INA T I R . Colar Mr *m. Rw*. MSI caeh include* prlntor A tot* af f r y am* ON-tNBg l ______ f/i camp Iran aftlllatlan. Paid MM* Sacri1*14 VEGA, t r , M l Whaaf, TLC. HIM . Or make .................... JU-SS7I. MOBILE TRAYV* engkM. Far ■LEE Mrcaralagaal 313—Traitors n* TAItti^UM Traitor V wide « M" Mgk, daubto dean k back, heavy duly S*M.S4»WM. » U - - - ” V r - q .A . -X,--4re,-y‘ *4 AO. Vt. parch, garme. pond. I R ■NOV AT ID . Now carpal. GGY$$$ O W N ED P IN ., now paint. N l)'b| ft Let A Professional Do It! » | !•7 C a ^yimlalC IC r B m ar Cwtom Design1 Proa “ TXamflTAllL M i f f H \ I I 1(1 \\ M LOVELY I rm.l Ponced yordt Hug* Oofctl Now careaf, coromk tlk A tcm. porchI Acre** Rw tlrool from pork I ONLY SSIJMt TERMS! 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 wMbee r t h f 'H R iitia l 193— L iw n A G ordon 3 1 1 -A flH N tfM / ( V mT * 1 .1i l M ' ' ISO m 1147 223— MiscoHonoous 111—A p N lto n ctt ..W GM M m SA N P O R O . Labe Sylvan, ‘ s .J i m i l hi I FOR SALE) Hnir - M i Sg. pt. Pormarty reamt. ^lellverad *e your .m a n s. • RANOE HOOD, W almond color, vontod, never need, till! in bo*. IIS. Ovkdo area. MS-4141 dtLIDINO BLAIS .4 1001. Solgtor maco hoetor with th r r r 'acrc* DOBRO. *171/ DOBRO. MlSi FMdk B Bow IIH ; With hard COM, kaal.cand. 14*1111. W* cao Pov ciiobl H1-MM ds H ona a &I a . .. Ideal Mr mablla haww or hamaalM, harms, coftk, Mrm* Ing or nursery I Cored agricul­ tural. SLSM PER ACRE. H. building fatal. INI ftpareHkaunH.MHM* IN I SB. PT» SMTP front, traffic areal t i l l month Instruments M a t o r t o lt BUYING * LEASING • HOUSES PLUM*or LEMONS Chortto: MO-71*7, **t*WI BUY HOUIBSIMM OPP ICE B SMraae. 4M eg tl. Al m- MOVE IN I P ! CIALI SMI u 333— M u tl C«l 191— BuiMinfl 159— R m I C t f a t o U to / S a to , ♦ ►. f ' l t d / R CFUR RIIH ID Offko Copkrt all make* A elm . Save up to « % from Hew I Wormaly A Free dellyerY-...... 4*71*1-1104 LIQUID WOOMIRS ret dWng the tab! Aik STINSTROM O I N I R A L F E E D abaut H A P F Y J A C K TRIVERMiCIDE. Romanltod •oto A oftod ivo agoiml hook, round A tapeworm* In dog* A com .........................m -iM * I22-74M " + n 'v * r m m JUICY IS bu. mss Pinoway, Sanford. Coll >n-WM>otore M mkg NAVALORANGES** • R E P O R A P IF R U IT I h f l E i l h f 7anus IN I Cotory Are. Santord. PONRAN A COCKTAIL CITRUS TRREA CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY LAKE MARTIi M I -IW 119—O H ic t SupfMtos l oporkr btobfto IM m l lac. Mobil* Homot in Carriage Core PwoMto Plrenclwi IN M Hr* a V ), Lg. Living Room, $cm. Rm-C/HA, Ckan..... A W N B VI. potto, ihod. C/ho, A W . * t/L t r Wide, noodt tern* TLC. moot bo movod.tMHJ*. B t/l, Double Wldo Largo Potto. Carport. Largo Matter Bedroom. C/HA, Cloon A Nlc*......................IHJM .M . HH ^nr INreTS NAlwaad NNtw^^D) ew-Mi-OtH or R i-R ii TRAILER M H. PL rm.l AC. It Local ph.l ....... MA140I Mil* 1 BEDROOML I both, largo k ll- dining room area. *4,000 OSO MI-SOM________ lore, m e ssi m i • VERTICAL cMM Mtodo. II It. lor daort/wlndaw*. H I M . Call: MP-MM. W R O U G H T IRON SUN FURNITURB, (NEW ). Dto■cauntod Mr llguldalton. MUST M A R Y n rs rrr Mary echaal*. family rm. w/fak.. privacy. STM me + e * Nf P m 1Mi ll**_______ LAKE M A R Y .lP k e l I both, gais/man. Am- Avaikbk n/it. m m p w . BUT 11 l/S, H it •471 * “ • I4XI*. 1/1 Spill, II MANATEE.*7,000 • 14X44.1/1 Spill, M FLEETWOOD, M.MO • 14X44.1/10. U SKYLINE, 1 Km. rm*- carport. *10,000. * MXS4}/}. Split,II DESTINY. M e-tiojno. • 14X4*. 1/1Spill. M BROAD MOOR, Krn rm-carport, 111.000. oHXN. 1/1.II SKYLINE. FL rm-carport, *U.SOO. • MXM. 1/1. Spill.MSKYLINE. w/wo»h dryer, dlehwethor. fplc.*10.000 CALL) R H I R COUNTRY SETTINO. Lg. lot. 1/1, now carpol A vinyl, CH/A. Ig. tenoned parch, all privet*. M M W ....................... m-7141. MOBILE HOME IN CARRIAOE COVE, l Gdrm. It*. Gregory Moblk Homo*, m IMP.. m m . ooo. 1 R E A L E S T A T E , INC. HIDDEN LK. V L rorevakd. WR MrpUtfRlJRUWi fuMiV cvw W V U t u k i PINBALL EMCtreaM WMNomt Cornel. 4 player IS*. 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C u l l C l a s sijf it'jJ, h o r A \ l m i A t 12/ lit i i B M A <» T �1Wl |,'if - Sanford Harald, 8an»ord, Florida - Tuesday, November 28, 1898 Rectal pain may be linked to operation by Art Sdnoom TH E BORN LO S E * rV£LL, YOU SEEM FIME. TD WE,, ^ MR.TH0^MAm£...Y0UR NOSE FEELS MICE AND COLD! V v NOSE REELS COLD 7 JUST * V4WKT KIND OF DOCTOR DO "(OU THINK. YOU AJ5E, ANYHOW 7 DEAR DR. (iOTT: Many yearn ago, I had aurgciy for a rectal fissure. I am now 12 and for the paat few yean have suffered from persisting rectal pain at the site of the operation. This pain affects my whole life, as well as my bowel movements. My doctor says there is no infection. He's thrown up his hands and I don't know where to turn. DEAR READER: Rectal fissures arc cracks in the rectal lining, usually near the anal opening. If they don't heal on their own, they may require surgery. However, as in your case, that may not be the end of the story. The affect­ ed area can become Inserted, leading to chronic pain and swelling. Or, scar tissue can form, producing a nar­ rowed rectumand pain on defecation. Prom your brief description, I can­ not tell whether you have an Infection or painful scarring — or even, per­ haps, a new fissure. A surgeon or gas­ troenterologist could solve this mys­ tery by examining you and performing a test called anoscopy, during which he examines the lower rectum with a special device. Ask your doctor for a referral or independently seek a consultation with either of the specialists I men­ tioned. If you have an infection, treatment with antibiotics may solve your prob­ lem. In contrast, scar tissue would require either further surgery or a technique to stretch the shrunken rectal tissue. To give you more Information, I am sending you a fire copy of my Health Report "Medical Specialists." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-aadressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York. NY 101M. Be sure to mention the title. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am looking for a diet to cure endometriosis. DEAR READER: I’m sorry to say you wont find one. Endometriosis is caused by collec­ tions of uterine tissue that are deposit­ ed, during fetal development, in vari­ ous locations Inside the abdomen. When a woman begins menstruat­ ing, these "islands" or tissue bleed also, causing abdominal pain that can be severe. The condition is diagnosed by ultrasound and biopsy. DEAR DR. GOTT: I wcnl through an unewntful menopause at 32. Now, at (to. my doctor has put me on estrogen. I also take Synthmid and Xanax. Will these drugs interfere with the hormone? DEAR READER: I'm unclear why your physician chose In p rescrib e estrogen so many ycurs after you fin­ ished m enopause. P erh ap s he believed that the hormone would help protect you against osteoporosis and heart disease. If so. you should be aware that hor­ mone supplements may increase the risk of b reast cancer. Therefore. I odvise you In discuss this issue with your doctor, so th at you con learn about the risks and benefits of this th erapy, and th ereb y m ake an informed decision. 42 Obtains 44 Fire residue 4a Busby dump 47 Type of dog 01 Director David — A CROSS 1- 4 Ftstring i • Dranuter_ 1t Lemony drink 12 Rat- — •— •0 — Dineeen 14--------angle (Out of Africa 1» Cleentng doth 10 Antelope M Jackie's 2nd SOTriaa 11 Conoumod 00 Church part OOCtoee 01 Craving M OOPWntNI SO Draws motere 02 High SO Buret 22 Tennis pteyer 04 Piece M N o v illit men Avn — rvwvwwwi 27 SS|s DOW N Money comes and toes all day long on Wall Street. And if you were to visit one of the stock exchanges, you would aee many of America's best bridge playi trading. The ■k<|U needed for each I was shown today’s deal by Jim Krehorian, who trades at the American Stack Eariiaage in New York City. He played in the two-no-trump contract at a tournament in East Brunswick. New You might not like the auction, but that's how it h^pmuul North opted not to correct two no-trump beck to three West guessed well to lead the dia­ □nnn nr in unran □nmn nnn finnn nnnnnnmu nunn nnn wnnnu nun nnnnn nnnnnmn nnn nnr.innn □ hi i nr in nnn nnn ni.inmnn nm.i mnnnnnci unnnn nnn nnnnn unn nnnu nnnm m nn nnnn nr.m iinnn □nni i (.inn r-irnr in T MNWMW t wwt 1 (« wde.)| 0SSdStel STUMPED?1* Cal lor Answers e Touts, km eriuwr p _ rr~ T?“ — m n r n - is ! ■81 P tel r si < S|1 n ■ V Eli «f _ Si __ m * cites ev n m . aw. mond seven: three, king, five. Back came the diamond 10. suggesting that the suit was 9-2. Krekorian ducked this trick, but won the next, having discarded two low spades fromthe dummy. Now came the spade queen: two, six. seven. So, the spades were apparently 3-3. Declarer continued with the ace and king of hearts. When the to appeared on the second round, Krekorian concluded East had started with only a doubieton. This maiked East with 3 2-3-9shape. Declarer played a spade to the jack and ace. When East switched to a lew dub, Krekorian went up with his ace, cashed the heart queen and returned the dub eight. East could take thejack and queen of dubs, but then he haid to give the last two tricks to the spade Ung and dub 10 in the dummy. Krekorian’a eight tricks were two spades, three hearts, one diamond and two clube. - H 8 « ™ -------- IMMS a K J i i i BT 4 3 43 *10 0 3 4 WEST BAST d to • 1 *A 0 7 OJ • 4 9 B IO 2 oq J ■ 7 4 4 K I0 0 AK *Q J 7 4 2 ■ovnt *Q f BA K q 0 OA 0 • 1 *A 2 1 V ulnerable: N e ith e r D e a le r S o u th iM lfc W est N arik Beat P ats 1* Paaa i e Pass P ass Paaa 2 NT O p e n in g lo a d : o 7 « I(U by NBA Inc. ■ r.N o v M .tM S In tee year aheod, uao your inganuto and respurcafuteats to augmani your ttnandai hotdtnge. Whanaver you gst a bright idea, maka aura to put it into action IK. I4toe.21)0omaeac roaponeBMM should have tap priority today. Your conscientiousness will Iy. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Oraph Matchmaker can help you understand whet to do to make toe retehonship work. Mad 22 79 to MatchiMhsr, cfo INs nempapar. B D . Boa 17SS. Murray HdBtokon. New York, NY 10182. ---------- - may toUnakroty know youl te« teemfoe '4- if m i " Diet will not affset this condition. I suggest that you consult with your gynecologist to soo if medication would help your condition. By Phillip Alder • iMNRWSPAmtRNTERntBCASSN 1 Knttttna wool 2 t inner Antte — 2 mown (prof.) Medicine, such as birth control pills, that Inhibit menstruation, often help the pain of endometriosis. Sometimes, surgery may be required to remove large areas of endometriosis which can interfere with fertility. Making money frompaper You should also know that too much thyroid supplement (Synthroid and others) can accelerate osteoporosis. Consequently, make sure you have periodic blood testa to make sure you're receiving the proper amount. You might also consider using calci­ um (about 1,900 mg. a day) to help treat osteoporosis. To answer your specific question, estrogen, Synthroid and Xanax (an anti-anxiety drug) are safe to take together. ■■■ tnrih no maHer how patnlul. AOUAMUB (Jan. 30-NB. 12) Your com­ mercial instincts could be quite sharp today, and you'll know how to weave together a good deal. You trid not ask lor more f»en you deserve WBCSS (N B . 2> Marsh 22) CheSengss tor you today. A < ______w _____ ^ wta not Intimidate you today- In tact, you oorxjnion# wm worm m four WrOf m t might oven welcome them. You wd bo el your beet when your nerve is tested. AMBS (Marsh 21-April 19) N you make a commitment today, make aura others today. R yeu teal a can count on you to foaow through, even Mthe task turns out to be more drfficuR nvvo iof tnfif BUviLV w o o u n ip , VOn i than ycu antnpated U B fU (2eg>. 22-Oet 22) Tdday, yeu TAUAU2 (April 20-May 20) II an old nugw have to worii harder than namHl, friend keeps popping into your mind but thia la okay becauae potential today, make an short to establish com­ munication with him or her. Something oonetruckve may result. O t MHfl (May 21-June N ) Obstacles surprised N you can bo overcome today N you aro proper­ ly mobvaied. Dive youraed a pep to* and keep your eye on the prim � 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 28, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 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 28, 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/2447ded11ff781df2615b98f01b1c386.pdf 2a0b18d2ff9d4875be97b5a330934bb3 PDF Text Text •11 m b e r 1 ,1 9 9 5 Sanford Herald S e r v in g S a n fo r d , L a k e M a r y a n d S o m in o la C o u n ty s i n e o I S O S 88th Year, No. 9 - Sanford, Florida Local veteran recalls war and victory, 50 years ago NEWS DIGEST Editor's not* Our tributo to thoM Mho fought In World War II btgint today and continues Sunday with stories and photos of local veterans. □ Sports Tribes off to 2*0 start BUNNELL - The Seminole High Sc hool boys* volleyball team cotllected Its second straight road victory with a 15-5, 15-5 triumph over Flagler-Palm Coast Thursday night. See P a g e IB . □ People Saving for the future In her Consum er Focus column today, Bargara Gregg tells readers why saving and Investing is so important. □ Sec Page 3B. aa told to NICK PFIIFAUF Staff Writer SANFORD — On Dec. 7. 1941. John L. Sauls. Sr. was parked In front of Landy's Drug Store In downtown Sanford, when the curb-hop came out and said that the Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor. (The curb-hop subsequently Joined the Army Air Corps and retired many years later as General Bill Branan o f the U.S. Air Force). The next day. President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced to the world via radio that a The Jepeneie accepted the Allies surrender terms on August IS. teas but the formal signing of the surrender took piece aboard the United Slates battleship Missouri anchored In Tokoyo Boy September J. I»4S. It was still September t In the U S. when the signing took place, according to Compton's Encyclopedia, due to the International Dateline and time difference General Douglas MacArthur signed the surrender as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers and Fleet Admiral Chester Nlmlti signed as the United States representative MacArthur directed the military occupation ot the Island nation which followed statc-of-war had existed with Japan since the □ B e e Seals, Page BA Woman’s body found in road 50th Anniversary, V-J Day, September 2 Boaters found SANFORD — T h e three alligator hunters who had been reported missing on Lake Jesup Thursday morning were found at 11 a.m. yesterday by another person In an airboat. According to the Seminole County sh eriffs department. Jay Lronhirth. Keith Oglesby and Carl Smith were on the lake In an airboat scouting out locations prior to the start of today's gator hunt. At about 11 p.m. Wednesday, their boat became swamped with about three feet o f water and the engine would not start, leaving the trio stranded In the middle of the lake. They did not have a cellular telephone and had no way to call for help. When they did not return at the appointed time, they were reported missing by their wives. None o f the men were Injured In their ordeal. It Is not known If they still plan to partake In the gator hunt today. B * VIC KI DeSONMIER Herald Senior Staff Writer ALTAM O NTE SPRINGS - A motorist traveling down a rural stretch of road In Altamonte Springs early this morning spotted a woman lying in the m iddle of the street. He did not know tier condition, hut called 9 -1-1 in hopes of getting help If site needed It. W hen Seminole County sherltf's deputies arrived on the scene they determined that sinwas dead, having suffered serious trauma to her head. A fter determining her condition, deputies summoned the Altamonte Springs Police since the body wunarlitullv fnumi According to Darin Fnrber. public Inlomiutlon officer for the Altamonte Springs Police Depart□ B ee Body. Page BA Recreation offerings SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is now holding baton and karate classes. Baton classes are for girls five and older, and are held every Thursday from 6:45 until 7:30p.m. Karate classes for ages six to adult are held Thursdays from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The fee Is $10 for either of the courses. Both are held at the Sanford Gymnastics Building. 601 E. 25th Place In Sanford. For additional Information, phone the recre­ ation department at 330-5697. Tw o mall tenants open Saturday Utility info SANFORD — Sanford utility customers will receive the latest Information on Its utility service during this coming week. The city's Service Guide addresses business hours, telephone numbers, service rates and policies o f the untlllty and public works departments. The guide Is also being distributed to new customers and on request. Additional copies and Information will tie available through customer service at City llall. For information, phone 330-5630. By MICK PPKIFAUF Herald Staff Writer_____________________________ TO-DO Guide • SU N D A Y . S ept. 3 - The Fellowship. Praise and Worship Choir will present an evening of praise to celebrate the release of their new album. "R ejoice” . The concert will begin at 6 p.m. at the Rescue Church o f God. 1700W. 13th Street In Sanford. The album will Ik* available for sale following the concert. H srskl Photo by Tommy Vlncsnl Fifty years ago Sept. 2, the Japanese officially surrendered to the Allies, ending World War II. Many local residents fought in all branches of the service and in both the European and Pacific theaters. Three veterans recently gathered for our photographer in front of the Com piled from sta ff reports IN D E X C la s s ifie d *..... .■ E . 10 E M ovies............. C e m le s ........... CrAABWArrf..... ........ P e o p le.................... Dear A b b y ...... ........ 3B F ello e............... D eaths............ Dr. OoM........... E ditorial......... Florida............ H e r e s e e p e ..... ........ EN W orld............... Cop squads strike again By NICK P F IIF A U F Herald Staff Writer C l k n o w secu re n o th e m e th o d rep ea l o b n o x io u s la w s of so bad to or e ffe c t iv e a s t h e ir s t r in g e n t e x e c u t io n . J -Uty$M$ S. Grant 4 t w ‘ Today: Considerable c l o u d i n e s s w11 h showers and thun­ d e r s to r m s lik e ly . High In the upper 80s to low er 90s. W ind v a r ia b le 10 mph. Rain chance 60 p e rc e n t. For m oro w eather, to o F a te 2A John Sauls, circa 1945 SANFORD - Public help In the drive against drugs con­ tinues. T h e latest Incident, yesterday afternoon, brought about two urrests. According to Sanford police Commander Dennis Whitmire. Commander Hay Bronson, who heads th e recen tly formed QUAD Squad, received an anonymous phone call report­ ing that a man named Earl Williams was en route to San­ ford from Zellwood. where he had reportedly purchased a quantity o f drugs. The caller was also said to have given a dcscrltlon of the car Williams was driving. Bronson's QUAD Squad and members of the Special In□ See Cops. P a ge BA 57mm Carriage gun at Sanford's American Legion Post 53, Campboll-Lossing. They are: Coxswain Mate, USN, C.J. "C h u c k " Sassman, Marine Corps Sgt. Bud Tobin, and Navy Chief CommissarymanO.P. Jones. SANFORD — September started today. It's the month during which the stores o f the Seminole Tow ne Center mall will start swinging open their dtxirs. Although the ollielal grand opening Is being observed with "Destination Sem inole," a grand opening gala on September 21. two of tin- major tenants, J.C. Penney*, and Burdines. will be open for business tx'glnulng at 10 a.m. this Satunlay morning. For the overall Penncy's coronation. it's out with the old and In with the new. The J.C. Penncy's store at the Sanford Pla/.a since 1966,1* closing at the end of business today. At 10 a.m. tomorrow, the new store at Seminole Towne C en ter opens. The new store w ill occupy approximately 124.000 square feet. In compart son with 45,000 square feel o f space lor the Sanford Plaza store. ( S e e M all. P s g e S A Sanford puts city employee tuition reimbursement changes on hold ■ y NICK F F IIF A U F Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Plans to Improve the educational benefits for Sanford city em ployees were placed on hold when several members of the city commission Monday night objected to an advanced payment sugges­ tion. At the present time, the city pays up to S I 50 per college course to Its employees. The money Is paid only after the course has been suc­ cessfully completed. City Personnel Director Tim Mc­ Cauley had proposed a change. He suggested Increasing the amount to $75 per credit hour, which, for a 3-hour course, would total $225. He also proposed paying the employees at the time they enrolled In the course. If the course was not completed or the employee left the city's staff, the money would have to be repaid. McCauley told the commission he believed It would be better for the employees to help them pay for the classes at slgn-up lime, when It may be dtITicult to obtain needed tuition money. McCauley said he had discussed the matter with several department heads and had reached the opinion that If the money could he paid up-front. It would encourage more employees to take advantage of the offer. "And with Improved educa­ tion we get betirr em ployees." hr said. During work session discussion Monday afternoon. Mayor Bcltyc Smith, along with commissioners Whltey Eckstein and Kerry Lyons expressed concern over paying the money at the beginning o f the course. "I'm concerned that the city won't get a pay-back If an employee leaves or doesn't com plete the course." Eckstein said. He also suggested McCauley and City Man­ ager Bill Simmons consider estab­ lishing a cap on the amount which could be paid to an em ployee in a one year time period. Simmons explained that there had I m' c ii a cap In the amount In the past. hut It had been taken out o! the guidelines. Simmons said last year, a total ol 53 employees used tlit* tuition offers, costing tilt* city S7.HOO illestimated that it would cost approx­ imately $11.700 If the same number would participate under the new plan. Regarding w hen the ch ange might become effective. Simmons pro|X)scd (hat It start with courses See Tuition. P a ge BA H ER A LD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L H lW jgfffilV E R A O E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ‘ W .V S ______ d __________________________________________________ �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. September 1, 1998 N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E K FLORIDA U.S. ‘sleeping with Satan’ Secret talks produce witness jigainst Noriega Immigrant Jailad falttly MIAMI — A Mexican Immigrant apent 147 days in Dade County's jail aystem thanks to a clerical error that confused him with an accused kidnapper that had a sim ilar last name. Juan Garay Cubanrubtas was arrested April 7 on charges of carrying a concealed gun and driving without a license. But jail officers made a critical mistake after the arrest: They assigned Cubanrubtas the same booking Identification number In a computer as Carlos Garay Covarrubias. also arrested April 7 and held without bond on charges o f kidnapping, burglary, battery and possession o f burglary tools. When Cubanrubtas, 31. tried to post hts $5,000 ball In April, he was denied. He never complained. "H e's from Mexico and doesn't understand the laws here." said attorney Robert J. Lohlein. who m et Cubanrubtas three weeks ago. " H e Just sat In the comer o f his cell and quietly —i-J •• cneo. On Wednesday, the attorney had the Department of Corrections bring both defendants Into the courtroom of Judge Carol Gersten. T h e difference was obvious: Cubanrubtas Is 5-feet-9. 170 pounds and mustachioed. Covarrubias la S-feet-8. 220 pounds and bearded. The Judge w as not amused. " I don't think I'v e ever had one esse messed up this bad by a computer.” she said. By C A l Associated Press Writer M IAM I — T h e U.S. government was "sleeping with Satan" In secret talks with Colombia's Call cartel that secured a key witness against Manuel Noriega, an attorney for the deposed Panamanian leader charged. "T h e general Is shocked." attorney Frank Rubtno said Thursday before filing a motion for a new trial. "But the general also said. 'I believe they would do anything to convict •vsss me* Rubino presented an exchange o f pretrial letters between Noriega prosecutor Myles Malman and an admitted cartel attorney. Joel Rosenthal, as proof of a deal benefiting both prosecutors and the world's biggest drug traffickers. T h e issue revolves around the testimony of Ricardo Btlonlck, a former Panamanian ambasaador-tumed-trafflcker, and a nineyear sentence reduction that Noriega's trial Judge gave Lula Santacnu Echeverrt. halfbrother o f Call cartel kingpin Jose Santacrus Londono. R u b in o s a id th e g o v e r n m e n t g o t Jurors had no ehoict In convictions TAMPA — Jurors who convicted 14 m em bers o f the Outlaws Motorcycle Club on drug and weapons charges said they had no choice under government-created crimes. " If I would have been given the right to not only Judge the facts In this case, but also the law and the actions taken by the government, the prosecutor, local and federal law enforcement officers connected In this case would be in Jail and not the defendants," juror Patrick L. McNeil wrote in an open letter to the news media. Juror Charles Destro said the government overstepped Its bounds. "It really didn’t wash with a bunch o f u s." Destro said. "W hy didn't the governm ent leave them alone and catch the Outlaws with what crim es they were doing Instead o f fabricating Bllonick'a testimony against Noriega while the cat lei got a break on Santacrus's sentence and the chance to strike a blow at Its Medellin rivals. He went on to testify that his cargo airline paid Noriega nearly $10 million while funnellng up to 20 tons o f Medellin cocaine through Panama to Miami. Bdonlck’s inducement to testify was a Call promise o f "sliver or lead.” a colorful reference to bribes o r violence. Rubino said. At the time. Btlonlck was in Panama, with which the United States had no extradition treaty. While Rubtno charges there was a highlevel U.S. cover-up o f the deal. Noriega prosecutor Myles Malman denied negotiat­ ing with the ca rtel o r elicitin g false testimony from Btlonlck. "That’s absolutely absurd." said Malman. now In private practice. ‘ i'U stand on that record as long as 1live.” Justice Department spokesman John Russell in Washington said. "We'U answer In court." Noriega attorney Jon May charged pro­ secutors kept U.S. District Judge William Painting the town benches c r im e s ? " A federal Jury Tuesday convicted four members o f the Chicago-based club's Daytona Beach chapter o f conspiracy and racketeering, the most serious charge In the government's case. Ten defendants from chapters In St. Petersburg and Tampa were convicted on other counts. The Jury deadlocked on the racketeering charges In their esses, and they may be retried. Two Outlaws were acquitted on all charges and freed. TALLAHASSEE - T h e "S a ve Our Homes" amendment passed by Florida voters In 19B2 to lim it tax Increases on their homes m ay be headed to court. The amendment, w hile pro­ tecting some homeowners. Is forcing taxing authorities to find d o lis rs elsewhere and m ost likely will result In higher taxes In other areas. " I t doesn't really low er any­ one's ‘ feht.01 rw rw A -T O vy p i said Thursday. KISSIMMEE — With a little makeup magic, authorities used a staged photograph to nab a woman In a murder-to-hire scheme against her brother, a form er Osceola County commissioner. Warrenetta Collins. 57. was arrested Tuesday as she walked out of a motel room where police later found the makings of what a sheriff's official called a garage-sale contract murder a 9mm pistol, an IOU for $10,000. a cheap ring and the title to a 1983 Cadillac limousine. Ms. Collins' arrest ended weeks of feuding between Collins and beer the Inheritance and deveiopm enU lfhts to _________ . to W a lt 1 for three'hours o f makeup so he could play dead In the trunkof a car. A photograph showing blood trickling from a buUfcfnSe In Suhl's head was used to trick his sister. "I'm glad It went down for her sake so she can get help. I'm glad that l*m not sitting out here like a sitting duck.” Suhl said. "I Just hope they can help her and get her head turned back on right." The Sheriff's Office became Involved Aug. 24 when two women living with Collins told authorities their roommate Intended to have her brother killed, records show. . CaUbro. who was Joined A t the. news conference by Department o f Revenue Executive Director Larry Fuchs, said he has at­ torneys looking for the best legal a v e n u e to c h a l l e n g e th e amendment. Calabro. who must have approval from the TaxW atch board of directors, did not predict when he would be ready to file a lawsuit. Ken Wilkinson, the sponsor of the amendment, said he was disappointed that T a xW a tch w a n t e d to I n v a l i d a t e th e measure. Man rejects plea deal in shooting MIAMI — A businessman who shot an unarmed burglar 11 times and was lauded as a hero, then charged with murder, has refused a plea deal and will stand trial next week. " I f I wanted a plea. I would have accepted one three years ago." said Manny Roman. 57. " I have been swimming In deep water too long to drown, now that I’m near the shore." Roman, who is charged with second-degree murder and unnecessary killing, was offered this deal: plead no contest to (he shooting, do 300 hours of community service — which could have been scheduled around business hours at his auto parts shop — and the state would withhold adjudication of guilt. “ Manny wanted to keep his gun," said Dade Assistant State Attorney David Waksman. "But we said you can't have a gun when you're on probation." Laura 8oWan, president of the 8anford Historic Preservation Board, presents a beautification award to Lao Trepanler who undertook the painting and refinishing o f all the benches In downtown Sanford. The sparkling benches add an inviting touch to downtown. From A s s o c ia te d P ra ts reports MIAMI — Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Thursday in the Florida Lottery: »/ 5 26-9-17 -20-2 F la y 4 5-84-3 Friday, September 1, 1995 Vol 88. No 9 Publiehod Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Tha Santo, d Harold, Inc. 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford, Fla. 32771 Sacond C la st P otlaga Paid a« Sanford. Florida and additional mailing o ff levs Potlmavlvr Sand addraas changat lo THE SANFORO HERALD. P.O. Boa IM 7. Sanford. FL 32772-1M7. Subscription Raise (Daily S Sunday) Hama Dallvary Mad 3 Months SIS SO S2400 • Months S3S.00 M 00 t Vaer 17100 SM 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales lav In addition to reive above Phone (407) 322-2411 Court faces ‘Save Homes’ amendment to limit taxes ByMMTKAUISTAO Associated FreesWriter_______ Makeup magic used to nab woman LOTTSRY H oeveler In the dark about the secret negotiations at least before the trial and possibly longer. But Malman said Hoeveler w as Informed o f the terms o f BUontck's plea bargain, and any court documents connecting Btlonlck and Luis Santacnu were sealed by the Judge. Noriega, once a CIA Inform ant, was w h tsk ed to Miami as the prise In the U.S. Invasion o f Panama m 1901. H e is serving a 40-year sentence for protecting UA.-bound cocaine shipments by Cali's rival Medellin cartel. In letters the defense submitted to the court. Noriega's prosecutor and Rosenthal negotiate BUontck’s surrender: " I cannot stress to you how critical it is to this agreement that m y client's role and . . . .be ----------------Rosenthali------identity kept secret.' Th e client is identified aa "L u ch o." a nickname for Lula Santacrus. Rubtno said. "Remember the appearance w ill be that you have made a deal wtth the Can cartel to secure the cooperation and specific testimo­ ny o f a witness against the Medellin cartel." Rosenthal wrote. "W asn't there a message sent In '9 4 's election nationally? Government has to back off sometime." said Wilkinson, Lee County's property appraiser and leader of the Save Our Homes initiative. “ In Lee County, not only did w e save $4.5 m illion capped fr o m ta x a tio n , o u r t a x in g authorities lowered the m lllage." he said. "What better proof." Amendment 10 capped annual assessments of homestead pro- C Wasn’t there a message sent in *94*8 election na­ tionally? G overn­ ment has to back off som etim e.) -Kart Wilkinson pertles to 3 p ercen t or the annual Inflation rate, whichever la lower. The Inflation rate last 2.71 Other p fo(*h les. A d d those who don't own homes w ill be signifi­ cantly hit by increasing taxes In future years. He said property owners paid an average o f $22.92 leas In property taxes this year than they would have without the amendment. The largest dollar red u ction w a s e n jo y e d by owners of the most expensive homes. Another dispute between DOR and the b ill's a rch itects Is headed to Gov. Lawton Chiles and the Cabinet Sept. 14. The agency's rule would allow assessments to Increase up to 3 percent on homes even In years when market values are flat. Wilkinson and some other property appraisers say they never Intended property i m enu to Increase when the market value o f a home does not Increase. He has already been before the Florida Supreme Court on three earlier occasions to defend the amendment. TH E W EATHER BXTEN O EO OUTLOOK LO C A L FOMBCAST Today: Considerable cloudiness w ith s h o w e r s and thun­ derstorms likely. High In the upper 80s lo lower 90s. Wind variable 10 mph. Rain chance 60 percent. Friday night: Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low in the mid lo upper 70s. Wind east 5 mph. Rain chance 40 percent. Saturday: Variable cloudiness with a good chance of showers a n d t h u n d e r s t o r m s . Hi gh around 90. Rain chance 50 percent. Sunday through Tues­ day: Considerable cloudiness with scattered to locally numer­ ous shower and thunderstorms. FLO R ID A TEM PS City Daytona Baach Ft. Laud Baach FortM yart Gainotvlllo Homattvad Jacktonvilla Kay Watt Lahaiand Miami Pantacoia Saraaata Tallahataoo Vvro Baach W Palm Baach M U F it 14 77 .33 w n it It TV 00 N 74 « H H tr 44 n 00 n u oo oo to u •4 70 00 n 77 00 00 TV 04 03 47 00 00 71 .01 W 71 H *1 70 00 TEM P O oty T FRIDAY Ptly eldy 90-77 ‘ry m ------- SATURDAY Ptly eldy 90-77 -------* MONDAY SUNDAY Vbly eldy 90-75 Ptly eldy $0-7$ TUESDAY Ptly eldy so -77 € O 3 f ir s t Sept. 2 LAST 8cpt. IS ru u Rept. • NEW Sept. 24 S O L U N A R TABLE: Min. 11:25 a.m.. 11:35 p.m.; MaJ. 4:55 a.m.. 5:20 p.m. TID E 9: D a y t o a a B each: highs. 12:43 a.m.. 1:23 p.m.: lows. 6:53 a.m.. 7:47 p.m.: N ew l a y r u Beach: highs. 12:48 a.m.. 1:28 p.m.: lows. 6:58 a.m.. 7:52 p.m.: Caeca Beach: highs. 1:03 a.m.. 1:43 p.m.; lows, 7:13 a.m.. 8:07 p.m. S S A C H CONDITIONS P a y t s a s Baach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and very rough. Current is running to the north with a w ater temperature of 82 degrees. N aw S a y r a a Baach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and very rough. Current Is running to the north w ith a water temperature of 82 degrees. $1 A a g a s t ia s la J a p lt a r la le t — Today: Wind e to se 10 to 15 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered showers and tstms. Tonight: Wind e to se 10 kt. Seas 2 lo 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and tstms. Saturday: Wind e to se 10 to 15 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop.____________________________ Baltimore Brawntvllla Buffala Burllngtan.Vt. ST A T IST IC S FRIDAY! Amarillo Athavllla Atlanta Atlantic City Auttln T h e high tem peratu re In Sanford Thursday was 88 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rain fa ll fo r the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .03 Inches. □ B v a s a l.................. 7:47 p.m. □ S a a r is e ................. 7:04 a.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando Is 6. Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. It's not as bad. but don't risk It. 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.B.9 high 10- very high ChsrMMn.S.C. Char totton,W. Vo. Chortotto.NC. Chayvfmv Chicago Cincinnati CtovotonO Concord NH. DollooFI Worth Ooo Molwtt Detroit Honolulu Indlanapotle Juneau Kantot City LaoVogao Uttto Rack Lao AngotoO MgtslIPoul Naahviito Now Orleone Naur York City Oklahoma City Philadelphia Ptttoburgh PortlandMalno W Louie tan Lako City | »to previous Ooy'i tote m. EOT. 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He was charged with battery, domestic violence. •G regory Stephan Rock. 38, 303-D Oak Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police in the 3800 block o f a Orlando Drive Tuesday as the result o f a dispute with a female. He was charged with battery domestic violence, and aaaauft domestic violence. •Anderson Harden. 44. 919 Oak Avenue, was arrested by police to the 400 block o f Sanford Avenue Tuesday following a reported fight with a female. He w as charged with battery domestic violence and assault •J a k e Otis Carter. Jr., 90,1423 RosecllfT. was arrested at his residence tjv Sanford police Tuesday as the resuh o f a dispute w ith a female. He was charged with assault, domestic violence. Sheriff reporU •J e w e lry reportedly valued at 94,900 was said to have been stolen Tuesday from a residence to the 5400 block o f Markham W oods Road. • A 9300 man's bike was reported stolen Tuesday from a residence on Elder Springs Circle to Elder Springs Trailer Park. • A Loogwood business man re ported be was scammcd out o f 925,000 by a man running a business on Lake Emma Road involving a deal to sen sporting goods to Russia. Nine other people have reportedly lost m oney a total 939.800to the man. • A homeowner In the 100 block at Oakland Avenue reported A North Carolina man reported about 990 to coins was stolen from his motel room to th e 47 00block o f State Road 48. • T w o residents o f Loch Arbor reported 11 tires were taken from a fenced compound on 28th Street Tuesday night. • T h e owner o f a business to the 2800 block o f Country Chib • Road reported someone broke windows to four vehicles Inside a fenced compound and took change, a radio and speakers. Sanford police reports • T w o VCRs, a bike and other Items with a total value o f 9500 w ere reported stolen Tuesday from a residence to the 1200 block o f W. 16th Street. • A 9300 window air conditioning unit was reportedly stolen Tuesday from a construction trailer parked on Park Avenue at First Street, at the State Attorney's office to downtown Sanford. • A n attempted burglary w as reported Tuesday at a business In the 2900 block of W. Airport Btvd. •F o u r scaffolds valued at 91.600 were reportedly stolen from a business construction site In the 100 block of Tow ne Center Boulevard. • T w o vehicular burglaries were reported In a five minute tim e period Tuesday morning. In the 1900 block o f Holly Avenue, a small amount o f change was reportedly missing from a company truck. In the 1800 block. 9300 to tools were reportedly stolen from a vehicle. A resident of the 300 block o f Rochelle Avenue reported a boat and trailer were taken from Regatta Shores overnight Tuesday. A vehicle was broken Into to the 2400 block o f Potosetta Avenue Wednesday night and 965 worth o f property taken. Multiple charges in theft B r * # * M , 3 3 ^ O ^ lo p m Trail. Sprrtnto was ,a nujpberpf charges, stemming from two separate credit ioard fraud- B rad jy.w aa allegedly seen^running from a residence to the-1200 u o c k o f West First Street. Sanford pushing a gas-powered lawn edger. The owner o f the edger discovered two edgers and a m ower mlaalng from a trailer on the property. Braddy was also arrested to. the theft o f a purse to the 200 block o f Wliner Circle. Th e purse contained a 6500 pearl necklace, in addition. Braddy allegedly uaed an ATM card from the purse to make three caah withdrawals from a bank to the 100 block o f East First Street on Aug. 30. Csrthsft alleged A “ John Doe" was arrested for automobile theft and criminal mischief by sheriff's deputies when be attempted to take the car belonging to a maintenance worker at the Longwood rest atop on interstate 4. The man refused to give police any information, claiming he had permission to drive the car. The car owner said he did n o t License fraud arrest Altamonte Springs police arrested a man who attempted to bl obtain a driver license at the Oak Orovest Shoppes branch 1 different names and various birthdatca. The John Doe. whose address was luted as 304 Reid Court. Sanford became nervous and angry when questioned by a supervisor and ran from the office. The man claimed he lost his license and wanted to obtain another but gave three different birth dates to the clerk on Wednesday. He w as caught and arrested. Retail thaft arrest James Coleman. 35, 124 Jackson Street. Altamonte Springs was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday night after he attempted to take a 61.96 package of com cushions from a supermarket at 1514 French Avenue without paying for them. He w as also Issued a trespass warning. Ucsnssarrsst Randall Todd Massey, 32. 1494 Stone Trail. Enterprise was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at 10th Street and Pine Avenue after a computer check showed his license had been suspended three times, the latest time Dec. 20. 1994 for failure to pay. Police bad observed three men at the driver's window talking to Maasey. Warrant arrests •A n th on y Bernard Jamison. 26. 1107 W. 8th Street. Sanford, failure to appear/false crime report. • G r e g Lawrence Mower, 35. 700 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford, violation o f probstion/coramunity control on a Marlon County warrant. •H e n ry Lee Scott. 2 2 .6 1 2 E. Third Street. Sanford, failure to appear/fallure to pay fine for battery. •A la n Curtis Fenley. 27 .9 18 WUner Circle. Sanford, violation o f probetion/burglary to a structure. • L e e David Ernest. 27. no local address, violation o f probatlon/drlvlng under the influence and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Clay County warrant. •R ob ert Alien W illiamson. 35. 212 N. Knollwood Drive. Wheaton. Illinois, carjacking. $12,000 bond. A Gift to the A M E R I C A N C A N C E R S O C IE T Y WXs J M q T O N - L ota o f folks w no runrr round u in n w iY ct tn confrontations with a landlord or the police or a particularly ob­ noxious neighbor have at aome point sputtered. “ I know m y rights." But do we? Why can Hamilton College In Clinton. N.Y.. ban students from form ing single-sex fraternities and sororities but the State University o f New York at Buf­ falo cannot? Don't students ev­ e r y w h e r e h a v e a r ig h t to a s s o c ia te w ith w h o m th e y please? How could Shannon Faulkner et a federal Judge to order The Itadel to admit ner as a cadet but could have no chance o f success getting Into most other m akfroiuy colleges? And how can a perfect strang­ er walk up and punch you tn the note, w ithout vio la tin g you r constitutional rights? "Americans don't understand that many ‘rights' are really liberties — freedom from gov­ ernmental Interference,” says Richard See burger, a University o f Pittsburgh law professor. 'T h e y only work against the government." So unless that rude stranger whose flat met your nose Is a police officer, a disgruntled post­ al employee or someone else on official government business — people "acting under color o f state la w " — no constitutional violation occurred. Such attackers, however, sur­ ely can be arrested and pro­ secuted — and even sued for civil damages. L o c a l, s ta te a n d fe d e r a l lawmakers are not shy about bestowing additional rights. The "rig h t" to safety Is pro­ tected by making an unprovoked punch a violation o f at least one law, and probably lota more. And American "com m on la w " Is s source o f legal rights even older than the Constitution. Hamilton College cannot vio­ late students' constitutionally protected associations! rights because it's a private school, not run by the state as are SUNY Buffalo and The Citadel. Ms. Faulkner's demand for equal protection under the 14th Amendment could succeed only • puttfe dbhtala because tSey a rrigeh O etfia rth # govern­ ment. --- f a■ini n /y4w <9 a iiu i e aa>A|jiaMaa H ki'u T n rp R ijV fUana. 'fM r S m oney likely win ftnd all kinds o f statutory strings. atta c h e d . e u c h ae a n tidfgcytminatory | g g t dud inirror the Constitution's Insistence on equal treatment. Rep. Robert Livingston, the L o u t s la n i R e p u b lic a n w h o chairs the House Appropriations Committee, recently wrote to the presidents o f Hamilton and three other private colleges to com ­ p la in a b o u t t h e ir bans on s in g le - s e x fr a te r n itie s a n d sororities. L iv in g s to n , a form er p ro ­ secutor, k n ow s that only a state-run school can be found to violate a student ■ constitutional rights. 'T o u r colleagues at the public schools are absolutely banned from the type o f discrim­ ination that you are practicing." he said. "A s the beneficiary o f signifi­ cant federal funding, one would think you would be sensitive to th e b e d r o c k p r in c ip le s o f freedom o f association and the lib e ra l a rts tra d itio n ." L lv togstoni Asked if Livingston planned to press legislation to force the issue, spokesman Quin HiHyer said: " I don't know if this win go any ftirther.” The Constitution’s first 10 amendments, collectively called the Bill o f Rights, were intended as checks on the power o f Congress. T h e 14th Am end­ ment's promise o f due proce ss and equal protection later was Interpreted to extend many o f those limits to state and local governments as well. "The*state-action doctrine la easy for moat purposes," says U niversity o f Minnesota law professor Susannah Sherry. "But it can get com piles ted to some circumstances." For exam ple, the Supreme Court ruled to a 1949 case that the Constitution does not pro­ h ib it p r iv a te c itls e n s fro m private cttlsen not acting as a government agent can violate someon e 's constitutional right — by enslavement. The 13th A m endment bann­ ing involuntary servitude has no state-action requirement written Into It. 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Su ch e n fo r c e m e n t w ou ld amount to "state action" deny­ ing equal protection, the Justices concluded. For the record, there’s only one circumstance to which a Call the Styling Salon at Seminole Towne Canter at 323-1310. fTlfiS Janet R. Dougherty City Clerk O IM , XFwvwy Company. Inc. • n o ( l ! f n • o »« �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, September 1, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Cotie 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odeeaa H. Pugh • Business Manager SUUSCHIITION KATE: 3 Months........................... 819.50 0 Months...........................839.00 1 Year............................... 878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tea In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL G et out and vote It's city election tim e In O viedo. B a llo tin g will take place T u esd a y, and in a d d itio n to tw o scats on the C ity Council, th ere a re a num ber o f referendu m item s b rin g in g abou t changes In th e c ity charter. As such, this is Important, not o n ly to th e city, but e v e r y Individu al who is a resid en t o r docs business in th e city. W hat can b e said to u rge people to g e t ou t and vo te ? T h e " G e t out and vo te ” su g g estio n Is brought u p b y organ izations, g o v e rn m e n t bodies and the press ev e ry tim e th ere is an election. Y et. tim e a fter tim e, th ere w ill b e people w h o find ju st about e v e r y e x c u s e known to m an to a void casting th eir b allots. W hat does it tak e to g e t people to th e p olls? Over th e y ea rs there have b een so lu tio n s proposed, (but n e v e r enacted). O ne s u g g e s ­ tion w as to pa y people to v o te th rou g h offering a ta x d edu ction . S om e h a v e e v e n proposed w ith h o ld in g govern m en t su p p ort. (I.e. food stam p s, social secu rity, e tc .) to anyone w h o did not vote. Most p e o p le a re thankful n on e o f that e v e r took place. But th e th rea ts an d prom ises d id n 't w o rk . As a resu lt, a fte r people a re e le c te d an d begin to se rv e th eir term s, m em b ers o f th e general p u b lic b e g in to com plain that th e y a re not d o in g th eir Jobs, o r should not h a v e b een elected. O ften , th e people w h o c o m p la in a re those w h o d id n ot vote, or w ou ld n 't c o n s id e r seeking the o ffic e them selves. Polls in O v ie d o w ill be open the stan d a rd hours on T u e s d a y . Sept. 2. from 7 a .m . u n til 7 p .m . T h e Is s u e s to be d e c id e d a r e im portant. T h e selection o f p eople to rep re­ sent th e c ity o n th e C ity C ouncil is im p ortan t. >•* t h « C U y o f O v ie d o are e x tr e m e ly Im portant. W h a t O v ie d o p eop le d o Tu esday, n a tu rally, is th eir o w n ch oice. T h e election in v o lv e s their fu tu re, but w h eth er they w an t to p la y a part in it is u p to them . Our a d vis e h ow ever, as in e v e ry election , is ...."G e t ou t a n d v o te !" LETTER BEN WATTENBERG Want to run for president? Do it now! Suppose you wanted to be president. Was there ever a better time to try? Only one key piece la missing, but when It falls Into place we may well see presidential candidates swarming at us like fire ants. The public opinion surveys reveal agitated voters fed up with the two major parties, dissatisfied with President Clinton, and unmoved by any announced Republican, in clu d in g front-runner Bob Dole. For the first time, a plurality o f voters describe themselves as Independents. Confidence In government has declined. T h e strength o f the parties has diminished. The 1992 Perot candidacy proved that Independents can score heavily. In the coming weeks, as the threat o f the g o v e r n m e n t r u n n in g o u t o f m o n e y is highlighted, we w ill witness the so-called "train wreck" scenario em erge In Washington. Fulsome fulminatory w ill use the budget and debt situation to scare voters and each other. Voter agitation m ay turn to voter regurgitation. The one rule in this speculation is that a serious presidential candidate must have a chance to win a plurality o f the popular vote In the 1996 presidential election. In a straight two-party race one candidate must get SO.l percent o f the vote, a difficult threshold wtthout the organized help of a national party. Probably only the tiro major parties can easily dream such dreams: 1. Cllnton-Gore 2. D o le - W lla o n (Gov. Pete Wilson of C a lifo r n ia is proch oice In a party where that position c a n h u r t In th e primaries but help In a general election.) Now. a third-party candidate need only think. " I f the vote splits fairly evenly 1 can win with only 33.4 percent o f the i Whan it falls v o te ." What ticket into place we might do that? may wall see 3. P e r o t- B o r e n . presidential Perot was running candidates close to 40 percent In swarming at us some 1992 polls be­ like fire ants. J fore he dropped out. and Is now running in the m!d-20s. Former S e n .. David Boren. D-Okla.. Is now the president o f tne University of The 1995 Legislature responded to the outcry of the citizens o f Florida concerning spiraling crime statistics In our state by considering public safety ns Its top priority this past session. W e were successful In passing significant legislation that mandates longer sentences for career criminals, requires Inmates to serve 85 percent o f their s e n t e n c e , i n c r e a s e s prison c a p a c i t y and strengthens sentencing guidelines. We could not look at the Issue of crime In Florida without paying close attention to the Increasing problems within our Juvenile Justice system. As many of you know, last year, massive reform o f our Juvenile Justice system look place by establishing the Department o f Juvenile Justice (DJJ). The DDJ was created to Improve the effectiveness of the Juvenile Justice system and Its ability to respond to Juvenile crime. This year, we took It another step further by passing the Juvenile Justice Act of 1995. which 1sponsored. Under the Act that takes effect on October 1. harsher punishment for those Juveniles who do not obey the law will be Imposed. For example, third-time Juvenile auto thieves will be placed Into boot camps, students will be expelled for bringing firearms to school, and driver's licenses will be revoked from minors who draw graffiti on public or private property. Juveniles will be getting u strong message that crime does not pay and crime Isn’t kids play! In order to break the cycle of kids getting Into trouble over and over again, we had to consider what could be done to prevent the temptation of crime In the first place. The Legislature took a long, hard look at this problem and established some well-founded preventative measures as pari of the Act. We recognized that education certainly plays a major role In the goal of making our children responsible, self-assured und successful citizens. School districts will be required to notify the local case staffing committee for children In need of services when a student becomes habitu­ ally truant. Perhaps by doing so, we can Identify a problem that can be corrected early on — before It gets out o f hand. Also, school districts have been given the authority to establish alternative site shcools fur students who are disruptive, establish second chance schools as an alternative to expulsion, and receive student at risk funding for teen-age parent programs. An Important part of this new law is the creation of a Juvenile Assignment Center for temporary placement of committed Juveniles or those await­ ing a permanent commitment program, while at the assignment renter. Juveniles can be assessed as to the proper ty|ie of treatment and the appropriate commitment facility. In addition, the Act authorizes Juvenile sexual offender commit­ ment programs and treatment services for these particular offenders. Sen. Karen Johnson Inverness. Fla. District 11 ,t Do you want to be president? Now’s your time. In a seven-candidate race you can win a plurality with 14.3 percent of the vote. WRITER’S BLOCK NICK m iP A U P Staff Writer tii to downtown ELLEN GOODMAN Pay for courage or cowardice Crime Oklahoma and gave the keynote speech at the Perot extravaganza In Dallas In early August. Th e taSk gets easier. The next ticket In the race would be serious if It can credibly claim 25.1 percent: . . 4. Powell-Bradley ("T h e General and the J ock "). General Colin Powell Is already running above 25 percent in three-way polls with Clinton and Dole. Former basketball star Bradley seems to h *ve cut Ideological ties with his Democratic Party, and would like to be president. It gets even easier. The next ticket need only claim a shot at a 20.1 percent vote to gain credibility: 5. Jackson-Nader. Jesse Jackson and Ralph Nader each have constituencies on the left and high visibility. Jackson ran for president twice, knows how it's done, and can get public attention without a huge campaign war chest. A sixth team gains credibility with a projected 16.7 percent plurality: 6. B u ch a n a n -K eyes. C o n s e rv a tiv e s Pat Buchanan and Alan Keyes are both making waves. PHILADELPHIA — At the recent convention of the National Association o f Black Journalists here. African American reporters, editors and other media professionals packed a session on Generation X athletes — at which scheduled superstar panelists Delon Sanders, Barry Bonds and Jerry Stackhouse failed to appear. Journalists also jam-packed a nationally televised speech In which O.J. Simpson defense attorney Johnnie Cochran Instructed black journalists — whose objectivity and professionalism already are regarded with suspicion by white employers — to become "advocates" of black causes in their reporting. A few awed female attendees had to be shooed away from the dais. Comparatively few attended a gathering honoring a man whose efforts to Improve millions o f black people's lives might warrant some Ilonlzation. Randall Robinson — whose arrest with two others at the South Africn Embassy helped apark apartheid’s dismantlement and whose 27-day hunger strike shamed President Clinton Into helping restore democracy to Haiti — was presented NABJ's Community Service Award. Th ose w ho attended heard the TransAfrica chief take aim at what may be his most controversial target: the corrupt military government of Nigeria. Asked why he constantly has fought for those whose misery occurs so far from home. Robinson paused. " I did it." he said, "because I am a South African. I am a Haitian. And lam a Nigerian." It’s easy to acknowledge our spiritual link to those who happen to be bom In harm's way. But for African American activists such as Robinson, there may be real risk In challenging a black nation whose oppression Is perpetrated by other blacks, as Is Nigeria’s. As he testified before a subcommittee o f the Senate Foreign Relations Committee last month, much o f the news out of Africa Is good. If the Angolan peace holds, he said, all of southern Africa will be at peace for the first time In 34 years. Uganda — once a human rights and economic embarrassment — has reduced inflation from 250 percent to less than 5 percent. Sadly, the news In Nigeria — Africa's most populous and. arguably, most politically signif­ icant country — could hardly be worse. One of every five non-Arab Africans lives In Nigeria — under an absolute military dictatorship In which elected officials routinely arc stripped of their offices, labor unions are dissolved and hundreds of dissidents are killed, according to human rights organizations. Nearly half of Nigeria's 65,000 inmates never got a trial. By calling attention to Nigeria's problems — Including rapacious generals who've plun­ dered the nation to the point that, despite oil exports valued at $210 billion over the last 25 years. Its average per capita income Is an abysmal $250 — Robinson finds him self in the unaccustomed position of reinforcing racist stereotypes. Frankly, its simpler to attack corrupt, vicious whitea. As a product o f the "faceless, perma­ nently scarring" segregation that permeated life In his home town o f Richmond. Va.. Robinson. 54. ad­ m i t t e d to N A B J m em b ers " I t was easy to identify with black South Africans, and to vig o ro u sly oppose A m erica s u p p o r t i n g apartheid, an even more systematically vicious system." But when people's lives are at stake, w h a t ' s e a s y shouldn't matter a damn. When brutal£ It's easy to Izers are black. Afrtacknowledge can A m e r ic a n s our spiritual link "m ust find the will to to those who t h e o p p o s e happen to be oppression as tena­ born In harm's c io u s ly as w e do way. J white victimization." he said In an In terview . "V ictim iza tio n is victim ization, whether in China Bosnia. Oklahoma City or Nigeria.” The generals w ho've ransacked Nigeria "expect not to be attacked by people of African descent," Robinson said. "T h e y take advan­ tage o f their reluctance." Not to mention Americans' Ignorance of foreign policy. Most of us don't understand that unless Nigeria resolves Its problems, all of Africa will falter. Because the United States now exports more goods to South Africa than to all o f Eastern Europe and even Russia. American Jobs are at stake. More than 20 African nations moved toward democracy In the last three years: adding Nigeria "could put It over the top. Robinson said. In the meantime. Robinson, w ho’s pressing for an oil embargo and the freezing o f Nigerian assets In the United States, w on't let Nigerian officials get away with playing "th e race card" — although similar cards are played every­ where with gender and ethnicity. Still, the real issue — even in a culture that Increasingly equates celebrity with heroism remains doing what's right, whatever the cost. "You can't live in America as a black without paying some kind o f price." he said. “ You cither pay for your courage or your cowardice. To me. It seems much easier to pay upfront for courage — and to live with oneself.” Let m e tell you about Armada. Mich. Back in the late 1940s, there was a time when the downtown business community appeared ready to die. But It refused to do so. It was unincorporated at that time, but served as the major shopping area for farmers In a six to eight mile radius. As such. It had been relatively successful, but to a point. Other cities were growing rapidly and adding more stores. Even people who lived near Armada stopped shopping In their home town and drove elsewhere. Then, the merchants who were left came up with a tremendous promotional Idea. They banded together (merchants did that back In those days), and each forked over five dollars per week. The money, which amounted to only about $50 per week, was used to hire a man who owned a movie projector and slide projector. In the city park, near the middle o f town, tw o large electric poles were put in place, and a m ovie screen was mounted. Th e man contacted a motion picture distributor, and was able to rent a movie per week. Usually a T om Mix or Gene Autry western, or one o f the adventure movies about World War II. Every Thursday night, as soon as It was dark, people would gather at the park. They came from 10 to 15 miles away. Even though m o vie houses In those days offered a double-feature, cartoon and newsreel for 25 cents per person, this was a FREE MOVIE, and It drew the crowds. People brought blankets to sit on. They brought snacks and beverages. They had a good time watching the movie and meeting with neighbors. Before each movie and during two planned 30 minute breaks, (while the reels were re-wound), slides were flashed on the screen: "E at at the Armada Diner," "D on't forget to get your supplies at Jones Hardware.” "Buy your windows and doors from Armada Wood Products." and "G et your groceries from G ene's General Store.” All the stores stayed open until a half hour after the movie ended, usually around 9 p.m.. and they were packed with customers. Armada from this point on. began growing and prospering once again. More merchants moved Into town offering more servicer. P e o p le ca m e to know the m er ch ant s personally, and began doing all their shop­ ping In Armada regardless of the day. T h e m ovies continued well Into the mid-'50s. before time marched further on­ ward and there was no longer a need for them. The point here Is that the merchants worked together. They created a reason for people to come Into the downtown area and do their shopping. If we want people (customers, shoppers) In the downtown area, there must be some draw-card. They won't go merely to shop. There must be something to do beyond that point. "Build it und They Will Com e." is not the answer. There must be something in addition to that. T ■f.l �Sh M c h < "V I 1 i Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. September 1, 1995 - M B od y Tuition w tM Her body w as found on Keller Road, near time. County Road 414. between Maitland Boulevard " A n autopay win be performed thta afternoon and MeNorton. T h e area was near the A ltam onte and that ahould ghre us a lot more information." Springs water treatment facility which Is located Farberaald. close to the Seminole-Orange county line. The wom an la deecrlbed aa "probably HtoFarber said there w ere no skid marks on the panlc.” in her 30s. She waa about 5-foot 6-Inches road to Indicate an automobile mishap, but they tall and about 130 pounds. are looking at the details before making a final She had shoulder length dark, curly hair thaP* determination. was held back with a white banana dip. Farber said he did not know why the wom an She w as wearing white canvas shoes, blue might have been on that deserted stretch o f rood. shorts and a white t-shlft with an abstract design He said he did not believe she was a prostitute of hearts and flowers printed on It. working in that area as the location waa too far Farber said she had a two-inch scar, probably a removed from the roadway to be traveled much. bum. on her right ankle. He said that once the woman Is Identified, the On her left ring finger, she wore a gold band rest of the Investigation might be easier to complete. with a le a f design and two pearls. Police are not sure If it w as a wedding band. "W e'll see w hat the autopsy shows this Farber said the investigation Into the wom an's afternoon and then go from there." he said. death la continuing. If anyone haa Information that might aaaist " W e ’re not ruling out anything." he said. "W e police In their Investigation, they should call the don’t know If It was a homicide, an automobile Altamonte Springs Police Department at 830accident or what. W e’re looking at all the 3836. S a u ls 1A I bombing the day before. He prounounced it aa Iday o f In fa m y ." He also declared w ar on John volunteered, and waa Inducted Into U.5. N avy on May 22, 1042 at JackaonvUle. i training waa In Norfolk. Va.. with hls pay at I I per month. He attended aerial gunnery school In Jackson"*e. and eventually served as gunnery instructor p the (N> “ “Naval A ir Station IAS) In F iter, he received training in Turret School hi In July. 1044, he waa transferred to HutKansas, where a unit was being formed go to an unknown destination In the Pacific •of War. Moving on to San Diego, he waa taught Invasion and In February. 1045. John and hls [roup boarded troop ships In San Francisco. John's ship was equipped at Pearl Harbor. ' on to Enewetok In the Marshall »«ts ~ t», to Ullthe, the largest man-made harbor In Pacific. It eventually arrived at Zamboanga In : Philippines. Approximately 2,700 ships gathered In the China Sea on March 25, 1045. and on 31. the ships arrived at Okinawa In the i Islands, and the Invasion started the next ay. Eaater Sunday. April 1. |John hit the beach with the U.S. Marines at : waa called "YeU ow "8" on the invasion map. w ent in and secured the air field at Yon tan I the South China Sea aide, flthln a week, they were operating from itan. w ith John as gunnery and turret repairman on aircraft. H e also flew on the PB4Y2 (Privateer) aircraft whenever needed. During the days, they bombed over China and Japan. Including Tokyo. Nights were spent In fox holes because o fth e regular Japanese bombings. One day, som e N avy planes landed on the (UJ5.) strip and the pilots said, "W e dropped som ething on Japan to d a y ." T h e guys on the flight line responded. " W e drop something on Japan every day." The flyers answ ered. "Not like this. T h e flames are shooting up 10,000 feet." John’s group had already been Informed that they were slated to be on the first wave to Invade Japan. British Prim e Minister Winston Churchill had estimated one million Americans would die In that first push. They (Japanese) w eret m not going to lie down and quit. The w hole populace ce was going to kill every adentista w ere In Americant they could. Japanese Ja p a race with Am ericans to develop the atomic bomb. It haa been to the benefit o f the whole world that w e got it first. Hiroshima w a s bombed August 6. 1945. Nagasaki was bombed August 9. (The Nagasaki plane landed at Yon tan for fuel. It being the closest air field to Japan). Cops 1A ment. (h e woman haa not been Identified at this getting underway after the beginning o f the next fiscal year, which would b e October 1. Commissioner B ob Thom as ■poke In favor o f McCauley's proposal for advance payment. " W e all know that once courses are completed, our people will either remain or g o on. If they leave, we will get our money back. If they remain, w e'll have better employees. I think this Idea Is well worth our consid­ eration." Mayor Smith and Eckstein however, both questioned If the education o f th e c it y ’ s e m ­ ployees ahould be a function o f local government. I think this whole thing should be evaluated." Eckstein said. "It might become too expensive for us. I'm Just suspicious about It.” Lyons su g g ested th e c ity might consider paying 50 per­ cent o f the money up-front, and the remainder upon completion. Commissioner Lon Howell said he liked that Idea, but com ­ mented, " I f our people want to better themselves, this would be a good opportunity. But I don't th in k w e a h ou ld lim it th e amount." After extensive w ork session discussion. It waa decided that the matter would be postponed for any action until Simmons could Investigate the possibility o f placing a cap on the amount, and making other changes. 1A vestlgatlve Unit (SIU) set up surveillance, and subsequently located and stopped the vehicle on SR-46 near Upsala Road. Whitmire said Williams did not give officers consent to search hls vehicle, so a K-9 drug-snlfflng dog was called. As a result, officers said they found 50 gram s o f crack co­ caine. Whitmire said In the streetlanguage. the crack cocaine was a "co o k ie." the name given to crack w h ich Is actually Clyde H. Climer, M.D. Stephen Phillips, M.D. Bobble Bodnar, C.N.M. © the opening o f their Sanford office fo r the practice o f ___________ Maw 1958__________ After the a tom ic bombing, the Japanese Im m e d ia te ly c h a n g e d course a n d b e g a n negotiating to save face. The allies' battle cry throughout the whole war however, had been. "Unconditional surrender." John Sal us waa at Yon tan. Okinawa on VJ Day. September 2. 1945. He was honorably discharged at Camp Parka. Shum aker. In L iv e r m o re California In November. 1945. 1403 Medical Plaza Drive • Suite 104 • Sanford S c h lo tz s k y s D e li X . ■ . ’r tail been Invited to attend the ob­ servance. but Wack said as o f this m orning he had no verifica­ tion. ’ only from the outside, and only BATHS IOASST MaCANTI Ms* [C A L L Margaret McCanta McCall. 87. [E. 14th Street. Sanford, died Thursday, Aug. 31. 1995 at her residence. Bom Feb. 24. 1908 in Tinela. Ala., she moved to San­ ford In 1926. She was a secre[tary for an Optometrist and a icmaker. She was a member >f First Presbyterian Church, la n ford , Oarden Club, and lybart Bells Landing Preservein Society. Survivors Include son. Edward Jr.. Lake Monroe: daughter, iusan Shrtver. St. Petersburg; 'brother, Charles O. McCanta. Pensacola: sisters, Nell Collier. Birmingham . Ala.. Mary FillIngin. Cantonment; five grandc h ild r e n : th re e g re a tgrandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofWrangements. AAMUBL MANN W T H B A D Samuel Mark Whitehead Sr.. 75. G rove Lane, Sanford, died Wednesday. Aug. 30. 1995 at F lo rid a Hospital, Altam onte Springs. Born May 26. 1920 In Boma. Tenn., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1958. He was an aviation mechinist. He was Pro­ testant. He was a 20-year veter­ an o f the U.S. Navy and a 20-ycar retiree from Sears. Survivors Include wife. Llble; daughters. Iona Byrne. Eustls. Susan Luckey. Orlando. Nancy Wheeler. Orlando; sons. Mark. Tam pa. Alan. Palmetto, Rick. Dallas. Tx.. Darren. Jackson­ ville: sisters. Mary Fern Alex­ ander. Baxter. Tn.. Etta Dean O'Connor. Anderson, Ind.. Alva. B a x t e r . A lm a . Pla n t C ity ; brother. Mack. Anderson. Ind. MAY THE SOURCE • BE WITH YOU B ald w ln -F alrch lld -O ak law n P ark C em etery .and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge o f arrangements. M cCALL. M A B S A S S T MeCAST! Funaral wrvtCM tor Mr*. McCall will b* Saturday. ( V I ) at 11 am.. In Hto Flr»t PraaSytortan Chart* *( la ito ri artih Bav. Bruca lean aMktotm*- Intormarrt will to)low In Kvarfraan Canwtory. Shan* may call at lhafwnaral hama Frtoay tram* until l a m . Arrans* manta by Brtaaan Fwnaral Ham*. SantarS. m - I l l l . on the lower level. Am ong the features o f the new store will be a hair styling salon and a special catalog desk, with the new J.C. Penney 1995 Fall ft W inter catalog now available. Retail establishments are not allowed to open for business until ofllclal certificates o f oc­ c u p a n c y (COa) h a v e b e e n granted. Sanford Building Of­ ficial Gary Wynn said yesterday. " T h e Penney'a people picked t h e i r s u p to d a y , a n d th e Burdlnea' CO Is ready and wait­ ing for them. Now they can open for business." Burdlnea la Inaugurating Its store this evening w ith a Gala Pre-Opening event beginning at 6:30 p.m. It la to Include a buffet and fashion show. Admission will be by ticket only, at a cost of $25 per person. 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Whit­ mire said It was not determined If Ihe tw o m en were related. BIG PICTURE 1 -8 0 0 -4 5 0 -D IS H (3474) Call With-in 72 Hours and Receive Every NFL Qame This Season �. , , ■ .( .li-J -'i! ,.,.. . . ------- • ------------- -• ,ja J , ^ v (. r* 1•£* »\i U *.#28 •A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. September 1, 1995 He follows kids as they follow their parents’ footsteps t I t < ( C c I 1 < I 1 ( I t ( I ( a t fc 8 n e I! s h 7 il s Dlggin’ school their futures, but a study In the 1920s o f gifted children found Associated Preaa Writer_________ that 50 percent o f them wound WASHINGTON - Kids have up doing what they said, at ages clear — and rational — Ideas 8.9 or 10. they wanted to do. Some o f Trice's other con­ about what they want to do clusions: when they grow up. a researcher — B o y s s t i l l m a k e sexsays, and these days they are stereotyped Job choices, but girls more likely to want to follow are far less likely to do so these Mom's footsteps than Dad's. Psychologist Ashton Trice has days. Girls* top choices are reached that conclusion after l a w y e r , t e a c h e r , d o c t o r , five y ea rs o f asking 1.200 veterinarian and nurse. Young boys arc likely to want to be children a year that old familiar question: "W hat do you want to firemen or policemen: older boys tend to w ant to be professional do when you grow up?" The Interview s have been athletes. —C hildren are surprisingly conducted In kindergarten and grades two. four and six in sensible In specifying a career. Washington. D.C.. Boston. New "Even as second-graders, a lot of Orleans and In north-central kids say they don't want to be Virginia, and Trice has gathered truck drivers because they have enough data to reach some to work such long hours and are away from their families so tentative conclusions. He has learned that about 50 much.” T ric e said. On the other percent o f children want to hand, he said. In an area of rural follow a parent's example. These Virginia where truck driving was days, now that so many mothers among th e best-paying Jobs, work In diverse Jobs, kids are "the kids all wanted to be truck more likely to choose their drivers.” —By second grade, virtually mothers as models instead of every child has a career choice. their fathers. The chief reason. Trice said In But by sixth grade. 12 percent an Interview. Is that children are no longer so sure. Boys are often are more familiar with more likely to be uncertain than girls. Children are most likely to their mothers' work. When a snow emergency or a be uncertain In families dis­ child-care crisis forces a parent r up t e d b y d i v o r c e or u n ­ to take a child to work, the employment. —In poor families, boys are mother most often does. Even If the father does, he Is likely to more likely than girls to lower turn the child over to the care of their sights. These boys “ limit a female colleague, so the kid their Job ch oices early and doesn't learn much about Dad's severely” while the girls aim for the professions. work. —Boys pay m ore attention Tr i c e k n o w s w h e r e o f he s p ea ks a b o u t f o l l o w i n g a than girls to what a Job pays. —Adults don't talk seriously to parent's example. He studied music and for a while taught children about work choices. music. Then he taught English. Only a handful o f children say a Then he got a doctorate In teacher suggested they might be psychology and. 10 years ago. good at something. As might be expected, some when his father retired from teaching psychology at Mary qulrklness shows up as welt. "Almost all the kids who want Baldwin College In Staunton. Va.. Trice took over his father's to be lawyers are the children of divorce." Trice said. "The boys classroom. He Intends to publish a schol­ say they want to be a lawyer arly report on his findings and a because they've heard their fa­ guide for parents about the thers say they've paid them all Importance o f talking to kids their money. And the girls have heard their mothers say some­ about work. He hasn't been Interviewing thing like. 'I f It weren't to,put 1**- w eM be out M l“ thi how many accurately predict street.' Officials broke ground on an as-yet-unnamed elem entary school In Winter Springs this morning. Board members Larry Strtckler, Jeanne Morris, Sandy Robinson and Nancy Warren Joined Supt. Paul Hagerty In turning over the first shovels of dirt at the site o f the school which will open In July 1906. The 112,000 square foot school will cost S7.5 million to build and will house 788 students. 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SANFORO (407) 322-7953 5 W a y b T o Pay: • MjslerCjf J • Visa • Oiscovei • He111y Meyeri Card • in Store Lredil e �FRIDAY Sanford Herald A fifty-fifty night IN BRIEF LOCALLY September 1,1995 v * fir sSS&HAa Last call for ratuming ttama SANFORD — Teams that played In the S a n fo rd R ecrea tion D e p a r tm e n t S p rin g Slowpitch Softball Leagues have until 5 p m.. today. September 1st to guarantee themselves a spot In the upcoming Fall Leagues. Starting Tuesday. Sept. 5th. teams will be accepted on a first-come, first served basis. Deadline for entry Is Friday. Sept. 8th. Call 330-5697 for more Information. No-Tap at Bowl Amarfca SANFORD — Bowl Amertca-Sanford will conduct Its weekly No-Tap Tournament this evening beginning at 9:30 p.m. Strikes are awarded when a bowler knocks down nine or 10 pins. Competition will be divided Into men's and wom en's divisions. The entry fee Is tl5 . Three slrtkepots also will be awarded during I he course o f the evening. For more Information, call 332-7542. Tribe boys win, Lion girls fall in volleyball action BUNNELL — The Seminole boys volleyball team Improved to 2-0 on the season Thursday with a 15-5. 15-5 win over Flagler-Palm Coast. Brent Bradshaw led Ihe way with seven service points, which Included three aces. "O u r serving was excellent, and so was our serve return." said Seminole coach Beth Corso. "I'm very pleased. We seem to be working the floor very well.” Bradshaw staked the Tribe to an 8-3 lead with six straight service points, and Erik Ho's five point performance from the baseline extended BARBERVILLE — Coming to Volusia County Speedway this Labor Day weekend will be the spectacular Monster Trucks. Saturday and Sunday nights, see the Hulk. Equalizer. Berzurk. Clydesdale. Earthquake and Gunslinger battle In side by side racing action. Also on the card are red hot stock car racing. There Is plenty of camping area available, so make plans now to spend Labor Day weekend at Volusia County Speedway. Gates open at 6 p.m. and racing begins at 7 p.m. both nights. Church teams needed SANFORD — Church teams Interested In the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Slowpitch Softball League that will start on Saturday, Sept. 16 arc encouraged to call 330-5697. FUo Photo SANFORD — Players are still needed for both the Junior (12-Under) and Senior (16-Under) divisions o f the Sanford Recreation Department Girls' Fall Slowpitch Softball Leagues that are set to begin play on Saturday. Sept. 16th. For more Information, or to register, call (407) 130-5697 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. M Mutt Flag Football LAKE M ARY - Sign-ups for the YMCA Fall Adult Flag Football League are now being accepted. This Is an eight week season with games played on Saturday afternoons. The league Is open to anyone 18 or older and teams arc seven to a side with up to 14 on a roster. The season begins Saturday. September 16. at Idyllwllde Elementary School with a tourna­ ment beginning Nov. 4 with the Eaatslde and W inter Park YMCA's. Registration deadline Is Wednesday. Sept. 13 at 5 p.m. There Is a mandatory captain's meeting on Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Seminole YMCA. For more Info contact Todd Couture at the Seminole Family YMCA. at (407) 321-8944. AROUND T N I 8 T A T I Homandoz bombs Marlins : MIAMI — Jose Hernandez hit a grand slam and a solo homer to lead the Chicago Cuba to a 12-3 victory over the Florida Marlins. •• Hernandez's solo homer In the fourth made It 3-0, but the six-run fifth sparked by his grand slam put the game away. He was 3-for-5 with a -single and a career-high five RBI. ^Braves rtaquiro Pena ! MIAMI — The Atlanta Braves, looking to ;bolster their bullpen for the postseason, ac­ q u ired reliever Alejandro Pena from the Florida •Marlins on Thursday for a player to be named. |WHAT»8 HAPP1NIMO TODAY Prap Football □ Apopka at Lafcs iron tidy, 7:30 p.m. □ Cypress Crssk at Lake Mary, 7:30 p.m. U Lafcs Howsll at Winter Farfc, 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman at l amlnola, 7:30 p.m. □ University at Oviedo. 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Woman’s Baseball □ Sanford Ice at Lakeland. 1 p.m. ARENA BOWL FOOTBALL □ 8 :3 0 p.m. — ESPN. Orlando at Tam pa Bay. (L) Complete Melinas en Peps I I ________________ Lyman. Junior varsity action starts at 6:30 p.m., with the varsity taking the floor at 7:30 p.m. In local girls action Thursday night. Michelle Cutter had 10 assists and five service points for Oviedo In a 15-8, 15-9 loss to Dr. Phillips. Leah Harklewlcz scored six service points, five kills and one ace In a losing effort. Bonnie Dedeiow had four kills for the Lions, and Cindy LUJenqulst had three service points and one ace. "They were Just beating us at the net." said Oviedo assistant coach Anna Hollis. "T h ey were taller than us, so they were dtnking the ball over our front row. Our serving was good and we played well defensively.” ’Hounds run away from field Monatar Trucks at VC8 Girls softball players needed the lead to 13-4. Chris Louwsma closed out the first game with two service points. The second gam e proved to be tighter, with the score tied 5-5 at one point. Chris Cambell posted three service points to help Ihe Sem lndes to a 9 5 lead, and Greg Pegram closed the second game with tw o service points. Ho finished the night with one ace and two kills, while Louwsma added nine o f Seminole's 21 digs. Pegram had two kills, and Sam Julnto added seven kills and five good spikes. T h e T rib e w ill return to th e court on Wednesday. September 13th for their home opener against Seminole Athletic Conference foe Lyman's Rob Evans showed his hsals to tha rest of thd flsld at Lafca Brantley on Thursday afternoon. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Never has a nickname been more appropriate. The Lyman High School "Greyhounds” looked like their namesakes Thursday as they opened the 1994 cross country campaign by sweeping the top spot In all four races run si the Lake Brantley Invitational. Lyman was able to win the team titles In both Junior varsity races and both varsity races despite running against a stellar field o f 14 o f the top cross country teams in the state. And none o f the results were close. Both the boys and girls Junior varsity races were decided by a whopping 23 points, with the Greyhound boys outacoring Bishop Moore 53-76 and the girls also topping the Hornets. 34-57. And while the point differential was wide In the J.V. races. It was even worse In the varsity events. Paced by the top ranked runner In the state of Florida. Rob Evans, the Lym an boys, the preseaaon number two ranked team In the state, waltzed to a 3 9 9 3 victory over Lake Howell. Evans ran a comfort­ able 15:56 over the three m iles to easily win the event. All told the Greyhounds had four runners (Tyler Sutterby. David Kinsley and Damon Grimaldi) In the top 10. Jason Scott finished 16th. The girls' squad, preseaaon No. 3, also cruised, topping Lake Howell 24-62. Lyman had the top two Celtics, Shiloh, Expos w in high scoring-tilts Prom SANFORD - The Celtics got back on the winning track and First Shiloh Church kept Calvary Apos­ tolic Tem ple reeling on a high scoring night In the Sanford Recre­ ation Department 1918 Summer B asketball League In the Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School Thursday night. The Celtics (9 2 ) got a season-high 29 points from Nate Hall as thet broke a two-game losing streak with a 65-56 victory over the World of Creation Rebels (2-5). Titus Waldo helped out the winners with 18 points, while Antonio Smith added 16 points. Anthony Alloway poured In 17 points for the Rebels. First Shiloh (7-1) trailed by four points at halftime, but Steve Austin netted 14 o f his game-high 19 points in the second as the leagueleaders won 54-49 over Calvary (4-4). Ken Moultrie chipped In with 14 points and Derrick Cooper 10 p o in ts fo r the winners, w h ile Charles Gipson tallied 12 points and Elgin Holloway 10 for Calvary. The best game of the night came In the final game o f the evening as the Expos (4-5) scored 37 points In each half, which was Just enough to withstand a 40-point explosion by the Majlc (4-4) In the second half to win by the barest of margins. 74-73. Mike Vallot Jr. continued his hot shooting with 26 points for the winners. James Davis was right behind with 21 points, with Aaron Thomas coming up with 15 coun­ ters. Tim McCloud paced the Majlc with 17 points, while Derrick Jones (1 6 ). T o m m y Raines (14) and Johnathan Jones (10) also hit for double figures. U N I BRANTLEY c a o u COUNTRY INVITATIONAL J n W VoroMy N n I. Lyman. « , 1. Bithop Maws. 7«< X Laka Brandey. IIS; 4. Lafca Hnwoll, IIS; XMotn lend, TJS.Ov tod*. Oek Ridge ondSom Instated re loom tcoro. Joator VarsNy gtoto I. Lyman, S4; 1. ■i*hep Maare. 57; X Lafca Hawaii. Itl; 4. Lafca Branftay, 117; S. Oviedo. IS ; A Lafca Mary, IV7; 7. Colonial 111; X Mainland. W . Watt L^V ww i m n^o no PVWTI Varsity Says I. Lyman B ; 1. Lafca Hawaii.« ; XOvtods. N ; 4. Pina It Mas. US; X Oak Rldsa. 141; Lafca Mary. IN ; 7. ‘ ~ 4. ........................... .................. IB ; I. Seminole. 111. Caianlal no Nam scars. MdMdeeta (Lyman) I. RaS Ivans. IJ:S4; 4. Tyltr Suttorby. 14:1*; 7. David Klnelay. I7:M ; IS. Daman Grimaldi. I7:N ; 14. Jaaan Scstt. I7:M Varsity (M s Tl 1. Lyman. 14; 1. Lafcs Hn m II. 41; 1. Il*hep Mssre, 77; 4. Oviedo. I B ; 4. ifcs Mary. _____ . M l;I 4" Lafca Rranttry, 144; 1. Mainland. 11*; • Rina R id * . B l. Edgewotor and Samlnala na Mans scare. ladtvldssls (Lyman) ). GaAna Rivera 11:14; 1. Rally Hudson, » : B ; 4. MMfcatH Burger, 11: IS; 7. Shannon McDaniel. 11:1*; A Mslltaa River a. 1J:B; *. Jay Rlmlnakl. 11:11 finishers In the race and put six runners In the top nine. GeAna Rivera won In 12:34 to better Kelly Hudson's 12:42. Michelle Burger. Shannon McDaniel, Melissa Rivera and Joy Klmlnskl placed sixth through ninth. Th e next big local event w ill be the Lake Mary Invitational on Saturday. September 9th. Lyman will pass on that race as they have been Invited to attend a big race at Tltusvllle-Astronaut on that day. NATIONAL No. 7 FOR ROCK Tonight's scheduled gam e have been rescheduled for next Tuesday because o f tonight's football action. On Tuesday, the Celtics face the R e b e ls at 6:30 p .m .: C a lv a r y challenges the Malic at 7:30 p.m.: and Sanford A.A.U. takes on the Young Guns at 8:30 p.m. CILTICSM . S I B I L S S4 144) Hsll II >4 7*. Waldo * 44 IS Colloid 0 44 *. C. Cooper I M I, Rwti 0 SO 0. An. Smith I M 14. Total*: 1114*1 W*rtd *4 Creeds* Robot* (S4) Cordon 1 441. Sekor 1 11 7. Sormudti I 4 1 1 Al. Smith I 40 7. A. Oevlo 1 40 4. Holm* 4 44 A Alloway 7 7 7 17. Johnaon 7 44 IS. DllllRerd 4 44 A ScodlM 4.M lltort44ATetoto: 2S17SA HalitImo - Collko SO; Rofcelt 70. Thrawpolnt Hold goal* — Rofcolo I (Gordon. Alloway. Johnaon). Total Mult — Calllc* 7; Rated 1 Fouled out — nono. Technlcol* — none. Rocorda — Celtic* *2; Worldo< Creation R ated I S. FIRST SHILOH SO. CALVARY 00 Flrtl SMtoh Ckertfc 114) Auotln 0 I S I*. MoultrN 7 41 14. T. F itte r 0 44 A D. Caopor 7 SO 10. Stafford I 4 0 1. Bui lor 140 X Coritr 1404. Total!: 7141014. Calvary Apoitollt Tamota (00) Raddtnt 0 40 0. R. Floyd 4 14*. Holloway s 41 1A Edwards2 42 S. Rudolph 140 A H a rrelll4 0 7 . Glpaon 7 1 1 II. Totals: »1-14 4*. Haiftlma — Calvary 77; Shiloh 11. Threo point Hold goals — Shiloh 7 (0 . Coopor. Suitor); Calvary 1 (Edwards. Harrell. Glpaon). Total touts — Shiloh 0; Calvary IS. Foulod out — norm. Technicals — none. Records — First Shiloh Church 7-1; Calvary Apostolic Tempi# 44. • ifr -4.V*V? -C EXFOS74.MAJIC71 Me|k (71) Boosloy 1 4 4 X Dorrkk Jones 7 ] 2 M. M. Fisher I 40 X McCloud 1 11 17. Seymore 7 40 4. Bush I 40 7. Palrkh 0 40 A J. Jonas S 40 1A Raines 014 IX Leftwlch 7 40 X Wilson 0400. Totals: 1144 71. Espoo 174) Vallot II 2 S 14. Thomas 4 7 2 IX R. Brown 112 X T . Murkey 0 00 A C. Murkoy 0 00 0. J Davis tO 1111. A. Floyd 1001. Armstrong I 412. Daondra Jonas • 40 A Rotors 100 X White 0 40 0. Totals: 11AI17A Halftime — Espoo 77. Ma|lcH. Three point field goals — Majlc 1 (Boosloy. Lattwlch); Espoo 4 fvellol 7, Thomas. Rotors). Tolol fouls — Mo|lc 14: Espos 1 Foulod out — none. Technicals — nono. Records — Majlc44; E s p o s 4 5. PROPhoto Sanford Recreation Department Supervisor Rocky Elllngsworth will be making his seventh appearance as an umpire In a national tournament when he works tha A.S.A. (Amateur Softball Association) Men's Class C Southeast National Tournament in Jacksonville this weekend. ww Culpepper leads UCF to upset of Eastern Kentucky ORLANDO — Daunte Culpepper completed 20 o f 25 passes for 254 yards and three touchdowns to lead the University o f Central Florida to a 40-32 upset o f fifth-ranked East­ ern Kentucky Thursday in the season opener for both teams at the Florida Citrus Bowl. Three o f Culpepper's touchdown passes went to Rufus Hall, who had eight receptions for 108 yards. M a r q u e t t e S m it h , th e 1 9 90 Gatorade High School Player o f the Year while at Lake Howell, got his senior year ofT to a good start as he ran for 155 yards on 25 carries. V William Murrell rushed for 92 yards and two touchdowns for EKU. b u t th e C o lo n e ls s t o p p e d themselves with five turnovers. T h e G olden K n ig h ts sc o re d touchdowns following each o f East­ ern Kentucky's three turnovers In the first half. Smith scored on a pair o f 1-yard touchdown dives after UCF defenders Emil Elkyor and Kent Rlckerson recovered fumbles. Central Florida's Nakia Reddick relumed an interception 58 yards for another score with 1:05 left In the half and put UCF up 33-17. Culpepper, a true freshman from Ocala Vanguard making his college debut, hit his first 12 passes In taking the Knights on touchdown drives of 79 and 47 yards the first two possessions of the game. He capped his night with an 84-yard, seven-minute drive in the fourth quarter that put the game out of reach. He rifled an 11-yard TD pass to Hall that made It 40-17. 0O L0SN KNIGHTS 4*. COLONELS 17 Ee*toro Koatocfcy 14 3 t IS - B CoMrol F Write 111* t 7 - 4t Fir if Qkgflfcf EKU - Bouldln 10run (Collins kick I UCF — H»ll 34 p4U from Culpepper (Ptorco kkk) UCF - SmHh I res (kkk lotto*I E K U -M u -ro ll I run (Collin* kick) EKU — Collin* M F C UCF - Hall 4 p m * from Culp*pp»r (Ptorco Kkk) UCF — Riddick S4 Interception return (Ptorco kick! UCF - Hoi I II po** from Culpepper (Ptorco kick! EKU - Murrell It run (Collin* kkk) EKU - Dunn t pot* from Couch IWhltoltold 1 pot* from Couch) A — 11477 Flrtl down* Rutho* yards Patting Return Yerd* CompAd Int Punt* Fumbtot Loti Ponolltot Vord* Tlmcol Pottettion IK 31 47 70* IS* I* 11142 2 0* 41 10 M 14:41 UCF - SmHh I ran (ran tolled) FO R TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPORTS \H YOUR AREA, READ T H E S A N FO R D H ER A LD D A ILY UCP 14 47 210 2S4 70 102X0 4I4S M *0* 15:1* �m v h w i - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Frldav. September 1. 1995 STATS & STANDINGS f el t u a r a o i i or I vnound m ).*«l.tt u iM n > «w a a P tot* r a c e -5 / i* » C iiU i 1 40 7 JCK Belle Iran#* 0.00 3 to SOT'SDartiAtovky to * 1100 4.70 3 Soarfck N Sha Mo •I (5-7177 15-71 JOl T 17-5-1) 0M.M I non# r w t - V I ) Ci 1M1 740 lE ip n u U m 4.10 i n •O O 'tlra n # * 4 40 7.10 140 5Swift flMrnml • n -o m e o i T ii -e -s ) J7oj0i o o t r i i n . n TM rdreco— 5 / U iD :li.n 4 Boln Coast 1170 1 H 1.40 m 1 Phoebe Francli 400 400 ICTsarEMiabeth O ( M l M JB s T (05-110*7.40 F oorNiroco — S/tt; 0: ji.ii 4 O TS O e td Banana 410 1.10 140 4H 3 N X I Looking Glas u » in 0 Shaltoy't Dome 0 c m ) n « i T carol m i* i lai n«»*i: IM IM N J I PMN race — l/i*; M: J*.** )A O K Cinder*) la 1000 410 *40 *40 HR IJckSdm'aGubba 110 1Carey A Masaapa G (5 J )7 5 4 0 ;T (5 M )7 S l.rt SbrtPraca-7/14; Ti 44.41 3 00 ISO 1Damon's Scream In IN I1.W 4 40 IM y Bwfforheil 140 t Urban's Matoer l l t - l ) I4 .n i T 0-54)00.10; ( l i l l ) 111.44 SougiilNreco— 5/14; At M.7* 5Pa#e Jack ICamtopEvant O O -l) 510 i n )« 400 0.40; T 1 0 4 ) *34*1 I 0-101) Sittnui L##Gss All Timet IDT EatlOlvltkn W L Atlanta •.... 71 41 n 57 Philadelphia ARonttaal 54 n Florida 11 41 New York 51 41 Cantrsl Dhrltko W L Cincinnati 71 41 Houston S* 57 Chlcogo SO 54 4* 47 Pltttburgh 4* 47 SI. Louis West (Kvitko W L Lot Angakt 41 54 40 54 Colorado SonOkgo S* S* 54 41 San Francisco O I; T (5 )4 ) I7.n 3740 7 Forurla (Reya* 1 Chlmela F ION <5 5.30 3.10 O IM ) •LBt; P (74) M*.Wl T (7-51) 1J11.M SKampo Bob S4.M *« 4.io lErklilo-Porurk »*o 4 40 1ReneChimek 1.40 O (54) 3B4B; P (51) 75M; T (551) I7t.lt PHNigMn* t Ariocho n.jo io n no I IGoltli 1Arraiola 00 1.30 7.40 O (54) **.40; P (51) 17540; T <55111*1.00 StaGl §ANM t I Ran#-Aguirre 1300 4.10 11.30 IPIkChimak 1700 11.30 4Artachp-Odrkiok 1130 Q IM ) 1550; P 111) 4500; T (114) 471.40 ■ a a r r a a w F n J' t w J> J’ f l 5 Victor If 10 3 40 4.40 4Aiplllaga 1410 14 00 IGoltli 3 00 0 (5 5 ) *540; P (54) rtl.lt; T (551) 7 1 5 .0 0 ; O O ( 1 - 1 - 4 - A L L ) 131.10 HgM b tarna 5 Berra Odrloiola 1140 1140 O7 SaidIrlgoyen too 4.70 4E rklil»A g u lrro 4.70 O 11 1) 17.44; P (51) ttl.M; Twla-Tri (554) *0.00 HlnHl RAIRG 7 Batcaran Victor 7 10 4 70 1 40 t Atpl Ilage-Arraiola 4 70 4 40 IN i m Forurla 3-40 O (14) n .M ; P (1-4) 114.*4/ T 11-51) 11*1# * Robles 3* 30 * 30 4 40 3 Betear an 4 40 3 *0 I Aiplrl 4 40 Q 154) 3444; P (5 3 ) 7440; T (553) 134.3# lU d l M N r c t t f r F r k t v c h a 0 F c c 1 r a F « tf a a e ti o F It t a a / n v 4 Aram aye Reyes 5140 O 10 00 3Zugaia A iplrl 1140 100 lA ip llla g a lru 140 Q 154) H .M ; P (5 1) 174.14; T (553) 4*430 171k game 7 Berra Goltli 7.30 1 40 4 00 * Robles Iru 310 1(0 I Batcaran Aguirra 3 *0 Q (5-43 3444; P (1-4) 4434; TrVSop (1 5 1 ) 31414; QD 1553-ALL) 1*5*1; 0 0 ( 3 4 5 ALL) 0544 lltk game 11ru 740 110 140 I Batcaran SRobkt 0(1-0) 1500; P *40 4 70 O 1)1)n.M, TO 41)114.40 IMk gam* IZ u gaia Arraiola is 40 Sio 100 4 Robles Reyes O 4 10 5 Batcaran Bob 1 40 Q (5 4 ) *4.44; P (54) 14I.44J T 13 51) 1,441.44; S (5 5 5 A L L ) I.MI.74; DO II 1) iu.aa A - IN ; M - 14471 Thursday Evtntag First game 1Odrloiola 1440 S40 S40 I Kompe S 40 (Foru rla 4 00 Q (1 4 ) 37.01; P (14) 144.14; T I I * 41 714.44 Second gome 7Osa Reyes 1 10 440 7 10 I E rklile Arraiola 410 140 4 Kompe Forurie S 00 Q 11-1) IBM ; P ( I I) 51.40; T IM 4) 144 M. 00(1 1)5 7 .4 * Tlurdgam* • Osa 13 30 S 40 4 10 1 Reyes 170 4 to 1 Forurie S 70 Q 15*1 *404; P (5 1) 343.44; T (53 7) 4*4 14 Faurtll i b i m * Pile Odrio;o!e 77 00 14 00 7 10 1 Ariecha Reyes « to 4 00 5 kompe Irlgoyen 4 40 O (5 4 ) 11.34; P (53) 137.14; T (5 31 ) 417.44P Filth game 1 Reyes 1100 4 40 1 40 IChlmale 4 00 1 00 40te 140 Q (111 33.40; P H I ) 7474; T (15 411*4 M II SO 7 40 Pet. .415 .513 .403 .45* .447 Orlande (Cab*) Pori City (Marmart) Greenville (Brerei) OB ee — 11V* 14V* 35>1 33'* Pel. .531 .517 .4*7 .445 ee — «» 4 *>1 Southern League Second Hall eastern Drvttkn 4 40 Jh .457 .447 .440 .40* .151 — 14 14V* MV* la tk m Dhrltkn W L Pet. OB 1* xy Daytona (Cuba) X) 7* .55* * Varo Beach (Dodger*) 74 IS W.P. Batch(Expos) )* 7* 1* Brevard (Martin*) 141* 74 3* St. Luck (Mttt) I4l* 74 34 ll'r Kluimma* (Atlrot) W nkra D h rkkn — Fori Myers (Twins) 30 30 .455 Clearwater (Phillies) 40 35 .415 tt* 30 30 .517 ( . SI. Pek (Cardinals) If 31 .403 10 Charlotte (Rangers) 30 n .47* I0V1 x-Tampa (Yanks**) 17 34 .443 11V* Sarasota (R*d Sot) Lakeland 1Tigers) 34 34 .433 13 37 3* .40* IS Dunedin (Blue Jays) x won Hr si hall tltk y-won second hall lltk Thursday's Gamas Lakeland 1. Charlotte 1. 0 Inning*, tutp.. rain Dunedin 7. Fort Myort* SI. Pokrtburg 5 Ckarwakr 1 - C Pci. OB SO* — SOT SOT — S00 I 4*2 2 4*1 2 44* S Netiaael League W L Prt. Colorado 40 S4 ■SI7 S7 .SU Philadelphia M SOT Houston St S7 Chicago 17 SO 4*4 4(7 San Diego S* S» 401 Montreal S4 to .1*4 ts Fkrtda fla k Lttpua American Lee**# All Timet I D T EatlOlvltkn L Prt. OB - W 71 4S .413 — Boston Notv York 57 S* .4*1 14 Baltimore 54 43 .444 17 434 31V* Toronto 4* U 47 U .40* 33V* Detroit Cewttoi Division L Prt. OB W 4*4 — Cleveland IS n -Kansas City St 54 .50* 31V* Milwaukee S( ss SOO 33V* so 44 .43* 3*'* Chicago Minnesota 41 73 .340 37V* West OHtttkn L Prt. OB W *7 SO .173 — California Seattle S* 57 SOT 7V* SOT 7V* s* J7 Taxat 4*3 *V* St to Oakland Thursday's O*met Chicago*. Detroit 0 Cleveland 4. Toronto 4 10Inning* Soattl* It. Bottonl Now York II. Californio* Kansas City 7, Milwaukee 4 Oak land 4. Baltimore 7 I r U i v 'i Oamat Kansas City (Gordon f *1 at To xo t (Ttwktbury 4 4 ),I 05p.m Mllwauko* (Glvent S I) *1 Minnesota (Rodrlguei 1 SI, I OSp m. Toronto (Loiter *7) at Chicago (RlghetH 1 1 ).I OSpm Cleveland (Nagy 11 SI al Detroit (Lira * » I. 0:03 p.m Seattle (Belcher 1*1 si Baltim ore (Muttlna IS 71.1 OSp.m. Oakland (Van Poppel IS ) al New York (Kamlenleckl4 SI.I OSpm California (B otk w all al Boston (Clomons 4 a).* OSp m Saturday's Gamas California (Langston I I I I ol Boston (Clamant* 41.1 OSpm. Oakland IWo|clecho«tkl 11) al New York (McDowell II 10). I U p m Toronto (Alvoroi *7) ol Chicago (W art 0 01.7 OSpm Cleveland (Herthlur II SI al Oetrolt (Lira 4*1.7 OSpm Seattle (Botio *41 *1 Baltimore (Brown *4). 7 OSp m Kansas City IFleming 1 SI al Texet ( Pavlik 4*1.0 OSpm Milwaukee (Iranian 4 SI al Minnesota (Farre I I I . I OSp m Ken set City Seattle Te.es Milwaukee Oakland New York Baltimore * »v* 34 3* 30 Jacktanvllk rt Awl Oly Saturday*! Same* Hunttvllla at Greenville Knoivllkat Carolina JecktaevIMa rt Pari City Memphlt at Chattanaosa New York (Cornelius 14) *1 San Francltca (Valdat 11). 4:05 pm . Pltttburgh (undacldtd) al Cincinnati (W alk 51). 7:05 p.m. Chicago (Navarro U 5) #1 Atlenk (Avery *10). 7:10p.m. Fkrlda (Valdat 54) rt Mtotke (Srocail 51), 4:45 p.m. Colorado (Roynote 5 4) al St. Loul* (Watton 5 4). 1:05p.m. Montreal (Rutter I D at Lot Angokt (Tapani 3 1). 10:05p.m. Philadelphia (Green 4 0 al San Diego (D tih m a n it), 10 05pm. Wild Card dance W L 50 14 If 57 S* 57 S4 S* St *0 S7 S* 51 *1 34 V* •L Orlando3 Carolina 7. Graanvllle1 Knoivllle I, Peri City0 Chattaneaoa <5 Birmingham 1 Mamphlt 1. Hunttvllla 1 p Friday's Oamat Bkmlagkam at OrlaaMa Hunttvllla at Oraanvlll* Knoxvllk at Carolina Jacktanvllk rt Pari City, camp, rt tetp. 14 17V* »V* 11V* Pel. 434 .109 soo .413 .433 L 10 1* M W 40 14 43 RNskrx Okrittan 44 n Chattanaags IRsds) Birmingham (WSax) 44 74 11 M Hunftvllk (Alhltcs) 77 le ■ Mamphlt (Padres) 14 44 Knoxvllk (Blue Jays) •first half W k — Thursday's flamtt Philadelphia 4. Sen Francltca 0 Montreal 5. San Diego 4.10 Inning* Pltttburgh 4. Cincinnati 4.10 Inning* Atlanta }. Houtton 2 Chkapa II, Fkrlda 1 Lot Angakt 4. New York 1 Frlday'i Oaatat Chicago (Bulllnger 10 S) al Atlanta (Glavln* U S). 105p m. Pltttburgh (Loan* 14) *1 Cincinnati ISchourak 1471.101pm. Florida (Rapp *7) al Houtton (Swindell • f ). lOSp.m . Color ad# (Ray**** 14) al St. Laalt ( Patfcavaek 54), *:** e-m. Monlrael (Alvaret 51) al (Valdat 11 0). 11:05 p.m. kOetet **> at sin Okfc I VakniuelaO l), 11:05pm. New York (Puklpher 54) at San Francisco ( Letter *4), D Mp.m. lietfe y | M I Rene R eyet |fta4AaMaiu . iSl^waat #SlR9Prvwll | lifn s r ■ASIBAU STANDINGS 7.40 100 aee - tea 1 a Carolina (Plraktl 1 Berra Iru 5.00 5.40 4 Batcaran Bob S.M 4.40 5 Aramayo Chlmela *.M Q (5 4 ) 1140; P I M ) H i t ; T 154-5) 000.10; I 1555-ALL) I1.117.14t 0 0 (51) 54.40; T rl Sup IA-A-A-A) 1041 A - 710; N - 0*1.714 rt ORLANDO JAFALAIFRONTON Theraday ^Mfar^ioo^t P in ! gam* 1Forurla 71.40 7.40 440 tlrlteyon 15.10 7.70 4K*rnpa 340 0 150) *044; P (50) 41440; T (554) 417.4* O (1 4 ) 0 4 0 ; P (51) 11440; 0 0 (5 4 )0 5 4 0 Itewal ktehrtn At A i “* lltk tome JA h A U I aPitp-Rayoa ............. •,LaP u*nia.C aiif..515l. I (1). Clack Republic, drt. Ate M .5 1 .5 5 Klm ik* Oaf* I D . Japan, del. Llta R eym and.W eyna.Pa.551-554 Beadrlna Tattwd. Prance, drt. Oomlnlquo career 2,028 7,676 1,387 2,275 816 370 107 144 775 .296 beet 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 T im R alnas 1 Batcaran 4.00 110 3.30 4 Barra SN 1.10 4 Iru 1.40 Q (1 4 ) 1 !.n ; P 154) 41.44; T 1544) 10440 11.70 17.40 5.00 5CPF Con I N 540 1Forbes Holley 4.40 2Crown'* HI Kick O (1-3) 45N; T (5)1) Ml* N; (Carryaver) l.au.N 1librae*-- 5/14; At 74.11 ON 7.70 2.10 1Voluntoar Jam nw in 4Howard's Maurada 1.40 SSLM'* Footprints O (1-4) 41.40; T (1-51) (N.Nl 5 0-551) 153*.## IMbroco — 5/14; Ct 31.7* i* n n.70 loo 7Ultlmoto Ac* *Mittor Mustier in in in 4Great Baer 0(57)4440; T (7-54I 444.N ldhrac* — Vti ■: 3*J0 110 140 270 5Lawyer Lip* i Caged Heart . I N 410 4 40 1Stella* Style O (54) SB4B; S (11 ticket: 55141517*4* A - 7*7; H - **74*4 s R A IN IS GAUGE Cg|g|giy as Q ftflM a*********......110 At-bats............... 412 Runs ************4i****** 66 HltB.............. ...... 123 RBI............... DoubtGt...... ...... 23 2 Trip le t............... Home runt........ 12 Steals.......... Average...... ........299 I Zugeta Goltlr U40 7.00 3.30 7 Berra A;plrl 4.40 4.10 3 Roble* Chlmela 0.00 Q 0 -7 ) 14.44; P 0 -7 )W44 7 0-7-1)114.00 lltk feme 1 Batcaran Victor 10.40 1.40 1.40 I Said Aiplrl 7.40 4.40 4 Aiplttaoa Bob 4.M Q 0-1) 1040; P <50 74.N; Tri-la# (5 1 4 ) 5144.00; Q D 0 -7 4 1-1) 141.00; 101 EXCN ...JACK PO T I10.tn.lt IMk race-5/10; B: 11.15 7 04.. 4 4 .5 5 5 5 Ankt Nuba* 01). MtlNr. Midi and. M kh.. K 7 5 Nadka i c a p t c k v . Japan. Ranch* Palas Vards*. Ceiil.,4 ,5 1 .5 5 Yana K o m k .. Wttmeyar, Oceanside. Cam., 5 5 57 (57), 55 Pkrtncla Lake). Better**. N oNk rtand*. 7 5 51157).54 ■tan* Makarova. Ruaala. del. Lari MeNall. Mouokn. 5 5 5 5 74 111). KaAatlM 1m AH “Al* OvmwRm RfiAnlfcawa ofManKMea* t,lnuBS atawost Sualyama. Japan. 53.0-3. A--- XI-- ^ ----|At |. , ^ Tim Raima la a Sanford nattva and Samlnola H igh School graduata now playing for tha Chicago Whlta Sox. Hla s ta ll a rt for tha 1096 m ason In tha first column, parsonaHM tt season totals in tha aacond colum n and currant caraar totals (Including 1006 gam ot) In tha third column. Raima was O-for-3, with a run scored as tha W hit# Sox boat tha Detroit Hoars S O Thursday night. lit* u « f 0 (r s n o ja ;T (r i4 )oi.n h Scventk gam# 7140 IZugoiaBob 17.40 4.10 l . n 4 Berra Arraiola 1.40 ) Aramayo Goitli 100 Q 154) 1*.N; P (54) ttl.lt; T (5 4 0 MI.00 I HU game 1 Berra 1140 100 5 00 ONapa 13 00 10 00 1 Robin 100 0154)4040; P (54) *7JO; T 1551) 45040 ItOMB race -5 / M ; D t ll J l 7 40 iMeaeOetaie *» J« 4Hitter* Race* 4 40 1.40 7.40 70ory'tSpaoh 0 0 -4 ) 10.41; T o-4-n r a n M a n race - 7/1; D: 74.0 1 Free tar Queen 11.70 4 40 100 100 (C P F Abe 4H 400 •Hanover Streaker 0 (5-4) 44.4C; T 0-04) 044.44/ 0 0 0 4 4 rea>oa.«; oeo4ao«M ) kjo IMk race-1/14; D: ll.i* 1 Action Queen 4 « 740 100 1.40 7M* Little Tuolt* m 5.10 ILto 'sK Iblfi ! borty Pa. ReMtagHtlk.Ceitf..51.54i Natalia Baudano. Italy. #af. Barbara Peuiut. Auattla. 5 5 51. B ra u d e t c h u l l i - M c C a r l k y ( 1 4 ) , 1 Artec he 0 00 OOB 7 Victor * 00 1.40 4Zuee>a 5 00 Q (5-7) 4040; P (57) n.70; T (574) 193.N; 0 0 (50) A H A I L ) M i n Hfklk |ifTI> 5 Erklile Arrarole >140 5 40 100 1 Batcaran Odrloiola 3.00 1.40 4 Aipl Itag* Irlgoyen 100 Q 11-51 n . n ; P (51) 040; Twto-Tri (5 1 4 ) 10.00; Twto-Tri Jochprt U N . N 7.40 1-10 H O U S TO N A I T R O t - dendstte Martinet (4), Ipato, art. Ktot- *00 500 5 Otoe Forurla 5.40 7 Aiplliega Odrtorol* Q (5-0) 01.40; P (01) 1 d .» ; T (B-57) OP I rt i ‘i 4 tampdl.SariaoloO Daytona 7. Brevard County 1 Varo Batch 5 Klttlmmee 0.1*11 Varo Baach IX Kluimma* 4. Tnd gam* Watt Palm Btach al SI. Luck, ppd , rain Friday's Oamat Sarasota *1 Charlotte Clearwater al Dunedin SI. Petersburg al Laktland Fort Myart al Tampa Kluimma* at Daytona Brevard County *1 SI. Luck Varo Beach tl Well Palm Baach Saturday'* Oamat Saratola al Char toll* Clterwaltr al Duntdln Lakelands!51. Petersburg Fort Myart al Tampa Clrtlmmee al Daytona Vero Beach al West Palm Baach BAtUA LL BOXES CUBSI1, M A R L IN tl FLO RID A CMICAOO akrkfci a b rh b t Veratlb 4 1 7 0 McRae cl 4 0 3 1 Tvr< cl 4 0 11 7 10 0 Zell* »> Conine II 1 0 10 Haney lb 1 0 0 0 Pndlton lb 1 0 1 0 Grace 1b 4 110 Dial lb 10 11 Tm m n tri 0 0 0 0 Sosa rI Clbrnn lb 4 0 10 4 110 YParaip 0000 Wndellp 0 0 0 0 Arlatph 10 00 0000 MPerei p Oewton rt 1 0 0 0 Gnialei II 4 111 Grdnar p 0 0 0 0 Servalt c 1 1 I 2 Natal c 10 0 0 JHrndt tt S i l l KAbbtt it 10 0 0 Snchei7b 5 1 1 0 Decker c 1 ) 1 1 Trch u l p 10 11 10 0 0 Banksp HJhnsn 1b 1 1 1 1 Groom p 0 0 0 0 Mr man rl 10 0 0 Total* M 1* 1 1111117 Totals *70 141 140 - II Chic ago (1* 4 * 1 - 1 Florida DP — Chicago 2 LOB — Chicago 5 Florida 11 7B - McRae (11). Servalt (I I ). Vtrst (14). Conine 155). IB - Sonchei (D . HR — JHernandeil (III.HJohnson (4), Decker (1). IP H R ER BB SO Chicago * 5 1 I S 2 Trechtel W.4 10 7 l O O t l Wendell I MPerei Florida 411 Banks L.1 5 1 Groom Gardner 111 I YPefei H B P -b y Banks (Zeile). Umpires — Home. Rtlitord: First. Wen deltledl. Second. Marsh; Third. Kellogg T - l 07 A — 11.551 (44.230;. NFL STANDINGS Mfttantl Fm IWII L M f M All Timet EO T Svndsy'iOamet Cincinnati rt Indianapolis. 1p m. Cleveland «t New England. I p m Houston *1 Jacksonville. 1 p m . Carol me ol Allan!*. I p m. Sen Francisco at Haw Or leant. I p.m. Tamp* Bay rtPbMadalpMa.il SI. Louis at Oraan Bey, 1p.m. Detroit at PWN urah. I p.m. Niw Vark JaNat MkMM. 4a San Dk«*R*Oakland. 4p. Kama* ns**City at liattta, Seattle. a 4p.m. p Arlnnart Watklnplan. 4p.m. Minnatrt* at Chicago, 4p.m. Buttai*at Denver. 0p.m. D rtk srt Now Varh Giants. 9p.m. COiLSOC FOOTBALL EA S T Callkm k. Pa. tt. Fairmont St. 14 IO U T N Appalachian SI. 14. Wake For**! a Cart. Fkrtda 4 5 1. KotoochyW E . I lllnak It. Auttln Paey I ) Murray SI. 15 W. Kentucky 14 N. Carolina St. a . Martkall I* Samlord 14. Arh.M ontlcrtk 7 Southern Ml**. 45 N. I lllnalt I I Ttnrwita* Tack 4*. Cempkalltvllk* Tray SI. It. E. Tinnn n i SI. 7 Watt Georgia 15 Eton 14 Wlngak H. Johnton C. Smith I I M ID W EST Ball SI. 17, Miami, O k k IS llllneltSI.45 SI. Franck. III. 3 Indiana SI. II, Mart H in t lo w a S I.lL O k k U .il Loul tlana Tack 7L Bowling Graan it S. Illlnok30. SE Mltaaurl ft W. IlllnekBL lew*W»e)yn0 W. Michigan 7*. Weber SI. 11 SOUTHW EST Nabrart* 44. Oklahoma SI. II I “I “ Aat Coralina O rtk k . Canada, and N kak Pratt. Auttrelk. drt. Sapkk Am lech. Franc*, and V k k k Peyntar, Baton Rouge. La . 5 L 54. 55 Meredith McGram. Midland. Mkh., and Larlta Nallond. Latvia (1), drt. Sandra CoccMnl, Holy, and liakalk Pimtngert, Franc*. 5 1 .7 4 (71). Rachel McQuillan. Awtlralla. and Claudia Porwik. Germany, dal. Amanda Caattor, K hakoul. South Africa, and In** Gorrochetegul, ^ Arp*nttna(1l),5557,51. Karin Ktchwendt, Germany. and Ron* Slmpten. Canada, drt. Olga Lugin*. CI5 and Ciaro WMd. B rlk k . 5 5 51. Chanda Rubin. Latayatta, La., and Pam Skrlvar. Battlmara, del. Sabin* Appatmarw, Belgium. Miriam Oremant, Nelkerlendt. 5 5 51. N k a k Bradllw. Auatralla, and Linda Wild. Ha wham WaodL III. (M ). drt. Marcade* Pai. ArganttM. and R k M BMNerd. Salaeevttk . 5555 Olgl Famandei, Aepan. Cak , and Nekeha Zvorava. Baiorut (1). drt. Flora Pariettl and O k r k Plnkkini, Holy. 51,5*. Eva Malkkarava and Hakana VlWava. Ctack RpuMk. drt. Rita Grand*. Italy, and Nana Mlyagl. Japan. 1-5 74 (74). 51. K r li lla B oogerl and Nicola Mun*Japarman. Motherland* (14), del. Karl PkabuL Newport Beach. Calif., and Sutan Slarratt, Aurora. III.. 5 5 74 (7-1). Jan* Novotna. C iach Republic, and Arantxa Sanchat Vlcark. Spain (1), drt. Mariann daSwardt and Joanatt* Kruger. South Africa. 54.51. Ank* Huber and C h rleilna Singer. Germany, del. Silvio Farina. Italy, and Karina Hebeudev*, Ciach RapuMk. 51.51. Martina Novrallkva. Atpan. Cak., and Oakrlala Sobatinl. Argentina III. del. Sherman McCarthy, Alpharttta. G e. and Ju lk Steven. Wichita, Kan.. 54.51. Ju lk Halard and Nathalie Tauilat. Franc* ( » ) . drt. Am y Frailer, Rochattar Hill*. Mich., and Klmbarly Po, Rolling HIIIl Calif., 4 4 .5 5 7 3. Lari McNeil. Houtton. and Hokno Suhova. Ctoch Rapublk (15). del. Ate Corkier 5wodtn. and Andrea Tamatvarl. Hungary, 7 3.7 5(54). Yen* Kamlo and Naoho Kl|lmuta. Japan, drt Cadllo Dahl man. Sweden, and Elena Llkhovk*v5 Kaiakhttan. 1 5 5 5 7417-4). M m ^Tu yn j* J ^ P Rgttc Brum ley, Mflaldai autfNMir. Wall, ptteker. Irem Tuna*. M I M M r ln|ery rehabilitation iNlgnmanl •* R « WHkM5 cakkar. kem JacfctaAlaTvctaA. p im eveew pnmtss - Aciiveiid oe* I H upkf. cakkar. (ram Ik* )5d*y dMafcNd IM. U .5 NEW YORK - Ratulk Thurtday of th 1* *4 million U.S. Open r t Flushing Meadow Yevgeny Katolnlkav ( l ) , Ruaala. del. Nun* Marguap Portugal. 5 5 5 5 54. Marco* Ondrutke. Baulk Africa, drt. JoramaOalmard. Franc*. 5 L 5 4 5 5 Nicolas Partlra. Vantiuak. dtf. Jaotl Wlnnlnk, Motherlands. 7 4 (54). 5 4 5 4 5 5 Alexondtr Volkov. Ruula. drt. Bohdan Ullhrach.CiachRapuHic 5 5 5 4 5 1 .5 5 Patrick McEnraa. Cove Neck. N.Y.. drt. Brttt Steven, New Zealand. 51.51.51. Marc Rettall (11), Swlliarland. dal. Patrick Ritter, Australia.5 4 5 4 1 4 5 5 Stolon Cdbarg. Swedin. drt. Daniel Natkr, Canada. 51.7 5 (7 4). 1-4 51. Vincent SraGm * Gbcb R l N i , Rif, ln R li laad kt. Ipek. 51.7-5 (5 7 ), 5 5 Daniel Vacak. Ciach Republic, dal. Sargl Bruguara (111. Spain. 5 1 .5 5 5 4 Pair Korda. Ciach Republic, drt. Jacco E lllngh. Nether land*. 5 1 .5 4 5*. 51. Serglt Sorgtlan. Armenia, dal. Andrei Medvedev ( It), Ukraine, I 4 .5 4 5X5 1 .5 4 . Rtnto Fur Ian. Italy, drt. Derrick Rotlagno. Lot Angtk4 5 4 5 5 5 4 Jertd Pointer, Tampa, dal. Tim Mtamta. Britain. 5 4 5 7 (5 )4 ), 5 4 5 1 . Andre Ageul (I ). La* Vega*, drt. A k t Cor ret |a. Spain. 5 7 .5 5 5 7 .5 4 5 5 TA m R a BAY BUCCANEERS Jarry Wttaan. carearbad Re-il|A4< Taey Ner^aB. IE V N EW YORK I Zubov, ___ k r , k the PlttWurrti Panguki N r Luc Rablteilk. ktt wtnp and UN I «m veil tan. TA M P A BAY L M N T N N M - i* a SOCCER DALLAS M O E R K R S - Stgnad Daniel P epaah. k re a rd mldW IBar. P ITTS S U R A N STINGERS - Acadrod O r«B 5 k rw a rA ham Detroit N r Mura CIN CIN N ATI SILVIRSACKS - Rpiignad Chrl* King, m ldtlelder-lerw ard. to o multiyear contract. COLLEGE HUDSON V A L L E Y WOBREWS A TH L E TIC CO N FER EN CE - Named Chrt* Oani ake. Manhattanvtlk dlractar rt (park Inkrtno Han. publkkt Wrecker rt ipark kkrm ofkn. •OWOOtN - Named John Dumant, Paul Pulkr, David K akdln and Craig Vandwwo oeakknl kolboll caochai. ■ASTER N WASHINGTON - Hamad Sian Karr aaakknt track and Ik Id coocb. INDIANA. PA. - Named P rtw Word man's and vkman s ewl^tmlng coach. LENAAAN - Announced lha resignation rt Doran Orakal. man's aaakknt baakrtbell TRANSACTIONS Thursday'! ip a rk Trtntartlu i BASEBALL Antffttm Labbbb BOSTON N E D SOX - Placed Vaughn Ethelman. pitcher, and Chrlt Janwt. auf Haider, on the It day disabled lit*, retroac­ tive to Aug. IS and Aug. 10. respectively. Placed Aaron Sak. pitcher, an lha today disabled lit*. Activated Cork* Rodrigue;. Infklder, from Pawtucket rt the Interna­ tional League. Traded Marc Lawlt. out Haider, and Mlk* Jacob*, pitcher, k th* Atlanta Brave* k r Matt Murray, pitcher, k complek lha July 11 Iradt k r Mlk* Stanton, pitcher Traded Chrlti How* Howard, pitcher, to lha Ttxa t Rings r t k r Jock Voigt, outtk ldar. Claimed Dwayne Hooey, outtkldar. oil walv art tram lha Kansas City Royall. Designated Steve Rodrlguei. Inttetdor, tor aotignmont. C LE V E LA N D INDIANS - Promoted Dan Graves, piletsar, from ContorvAkron of th* Eattorn League to Buffalo at th* American Ataoclaikn. Nomad Tarry Clark miner league strength and conditioning coordinator NEW VOGK YAN K EES - Optioned Joe Autanlo. pitcher, to Columbus rt th* Intom* ttonal League. Racallad Jorge Pot ada, catch­ er. from Columbus. S E A TTLE N U B IN E B S - Serif Lie Guet Itrm in and Bob Wolcott, pitcher*, to Wisconsin rt th* Mldwotl Lttpua. Recalled A k x Rodrlguei. shortstop. Aka Dial, out Holder, and Rafael Carmona. Jim Moclr and Salomon Terra*, from Tacoma rt th* Pacific Coat I League. Racallad Scott Devlun. pitch­ er. from Port City ol lha Southern League. Activated Grog Plrkl. first botoman. from lha 45day disabled list. TEX A S RANGERS - Acquired Candy Malden ado. outfielder, from th* Toronto Blue Jays tor a player to be nomad. Sant Rltchk Moody, pilchor, outright to Tulsa ol lha Tasa* LCMUt. TO R O N TO B LU E JA V S - Activated Danny Cat. pitcher, from the 13 day disabled list. MifkaAl I aadud A TL A N TA R R A V ES -A cq u ire d Aklandro Pan*, pitcher, from th* Fkrlda Marlins k r a player k be named. Sant Red Nichols, pilchor. outright k Richmond of lha Intern* Firtl Marius Barnard. South Attica, and Dave Randall. Birmingham. Al*., dal. Dav# DILuck. Norristown. Pa., and Doug Flech. Atlanta, 5 5 7-3. Rodolphe Gilbert and GulIleum* Raoux, Franc*, daf. Scott D raper and Polar Tramacchl. Austrtllo, 5 4 .3 4 ,5 5 . Grant Conntll. Canada, and Patrick Galbraith. Tacoma. Wash., (4), dal. Bob Bryan and Mlk* Bryan. Camarillo. Call!.. 5 5 55 Pablo Albeno. Argentina, and Jota Antonio Condo. Spain, dtf. el. Brian MacPhk. tan Jot*. Colli., and Oavld Prt*. Lot Vega*. 74 <7II. 44. Todd Woodbrldg* and Mark Australia (1). drt. Scott Davit. Baach, Calif., and Ti 5 5 7 4 (7 4). Paul Klldtrry, Australia, and Kant Kinnear, Greenwood. Ind.. dot. Lult Lobo, <hCN ICAG O CU B S- Acquired Mark Parent, Argentina, and Javkr Sanchez, Spain (ID . catcher, from th* Pittsburgh Plrakt for a 75.44 player k b* named or cash consldtrsltons. Jonathan Leach. Laguna Baach. Cell!., and Optioned Tarry Adam*, pitcher, k low* of Bratt Hantan Dent. Newport Botch. Colli , the American Association. dot. Richard Kr*|!c*k and Jan Skmarlnk. CIN CINNATI R ID S - Claimed Domingo Netherlands. 5 4 5 5 7-4 Jean, pitcher, ott waivers from lha Ttxat Byron Black. Zimbabwe, and Jonathan Rangers. Optioned Joan to Indianapolis of th* Stark. Seattle (41. del. 74*11 Broad. Britain, American Assoc lotion. and Piet Norvel. South Attica. 5 4 5 5 F L O R ID A M A R LIN S - Named Bab Maheth Bhupalhi and All Hamadah. Kramm vko priildoat ol sates sad marketMemphlt. Ttnn., dal. I tog; Nasi Boadasky senior dlractar rt carPeter Nyborg. Sweden. 7 4 (44). 51. parato sake; aad Baa Creed dlractar rt Jakob Hlatek. Switzerland, and David carparaksafaai Wheaton. Lake Minnetonka. Minn., dtf. Sebastian Lareeu. Canada, and Jett Tarango. Manhattan Beach. Colli., 5 5 5 5 Mark Phlllppoutslt and Patrick Ratter. Australia (14). del Stefan Kruger and Christo van Rsnsberg. South Attica. 4 5 5 4 Luka Jsnssn and M u rp h y Jansen, Ludington. Mich . lead Mark Mark It to. Carat Spring* and Chris Woodrull, Knoxvllk. Tann.. 4 2140 IS), tutp., rain. FOOTBALL M W BWBLAMC PATRIOTS - tkmd David Groan, runnlnf back. Waived id Dina Phihraw. newtodBack NSW ORLEANS SAINTS - Named Prank Warran ooaisloni (rkrtlm coac^v. NEW YORK aiAMTS - U p W Jerry •ynelda. m c t 5MackI*. Waived Darren J Llkl — Nomad Carl Ti coach and oat k k n l leoGaD coach. M IR C V N U R S T - Nomad Mark Gaffney graduok aasittant N r the man'* baiketkell pragram. M IL L IR S V IL L E - Announced tha ro*lgnrtlen r t Dr. Joseph J. Akrtmattk. baaaboil N AV Y - Nomad Rkh Page! lightweight football coach; Nad Jana* tailing coach; Chuck McMlIlkn a u k k n t kalboil caach; Diana Patter and Mlckort Schwab woman' » a u k k n t voikyball coach**; Rah Blanch woman'* assistant teccer coach; John Tillman e ttk k n f lacrosse coach; Scott (•kpolMao oaalal^l hualaMoa nwrt •vlwWI^Gy GSSiSlwli WHtfw^S Riiawnwnp,e wNi Jo# Ondru* director rttok*. N O R TH C A R O LIN A-O R IEN SB O R O Named Ron Richardson craoecountry coach; Kallh Adkins man'* rattrlckd-aarnlngt batkatbail coach; and M khalk drive* woman'* ratlrlcled earning* batkatbail ST. JONH'S - Named Chrk OaLaranto a u k k n t tptrit Informalkn dlractar. SAN FRANCISCO - Named K yk McRaa auaciak tparie Information director, SETO N N A IL - Named Fran R tj g ttlno auktant athletic trainer; Tam GDae man's a u k k n t saccar caach: Dev* Buck man's volunteer assistant taccar caach: a* ^OS(BTrtv e^^mN, ^ Manica Seles (1), Strata!*, drt. I r k a dt Lana. Ltocata. Mas*. 5 5 51. Zina Garrison Jackson. Houston, drt. Lindsay Davenport (10). Murrkta. Colli.. 51. 55 9k W r t c k a r S e r v i c e s In c . COMPLETE REPAIR CENTER Foreign & Dom aatlo Cara A T ru c k s Fraa Insuranca Estlm atas E M E R G E N C Y TOW ING 3 2 2 -8 9 3 0 mniwbs Paid eekb? I Live G reyhound IIa cin g I ! Sanford Paint & Body R Raow acnms. N N kntit n n t it • * (h | u ff Imkff) • Ptsf T iM 7J0 g GG ww WU . ft S a . • Ptst Urm 1KM Ma in g h - R fc m w a I aom k m l m V ia Swum m o g I u v s /S l Pm l iu . IAQNB ACIHN UVI VIA UBAUTI HHGHmM * ( TODAY BASEBALL lp .m . - WESH 5 Pkridart Hauakn. (L) A R IN A BOWL FOOTBALL •c; 1:30 p.m. — ESPN. Arana Bawl, Tampa 8; Bay vs. Orlande. (L ) C O LLEBE FOOTBALL 11a m. - SUN. Easkm Ky. rt UCP ROLLEB HOCKEY midnight — ESPN. Roller Hockey Interna­ tional, championship gamo No. 5 kams TBA (soma-day tap*) NORSE RACING 10:10 p.m. — SUN. Racing Rspori: Caldir SOCCER 7:10 p.m. — SUN. A League Soccer, Saattk al Montreal, (L ) TENNIS I) a m., 7:10 p.m. - USA. U.S. Open Tennis Championship*, man's second and women's third rounds. (L ) SATURDAY A U TO RACING 4 p.m. - ESPN. NASCAR Grand Netknal*. Colorado 100. IL) 5 p.m. — TN N , NMRA. pro stock motorcy­ cles. Wax Shop Dash. (L) BASEBALL 4 p.m . — W ON. N .V . Mat* *1 San Francisco. (L) 7 p.m. - WGN. TBS. Chicago Cut* at Atlanta. (L I CO LLEGE FOOTBALL 11:10 p.m. — ESPN. Belgium Yeung al Air Fere*. (L ) 2:10 p.m. — WESH 1. Northwestern at Notre Dame. IL) 1:10 p.m. - W PTV ». Florida St. rt Oufc*. (L ) 7:10 p.m. — ESPN. Syracuse at North Carolina. (L ) 0 p.m. — W FTV *. Miami al UCLA. (L ) 1 a m. — SUN. Furman al Georgia Tech (soma-day lap*) GOLF > : » p.m. - W FTV 0. PGA, Greeter Milwaukee Open, third round. IL) TENNIS noon - W CPX 0. U.S. Open Tonnls Championships. (L ) 7:10 p.m. USA. U.S. Open Ttnnlt Championships, men’s and woman's third rounds. (L) PRO BEACH VO LLEYBALL 1:10 p.m. - WESH 5 AVP Natke Player's Championship. (L ) EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY! X 2G01 C o u n try C lu b M . 3 2 2 -G G 4 4 O f 3 2 2 - S e ^^Agtiu gi* .7 -5 5 5 Racallad M tt at JeckMN ■« Ike Ttaaa Laepue. Racallad Jim Oaugl SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX CASSELBERRY•4 0 7 / 6 9 9 -4 5 1 0 RAMsoUEM/OEUEtt WLCOM liMto Moilini: UuU Gi . id GW hN M al 17f t • FwaM (rt d U. 4Mtrf p bR N >MI.» M ltoi;*7lt.M a»N SfbM i»rsri^N kaAi �^— Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. September 1. 1893 - People W h y save now for the future? SunbuHDnylHyClubtomtut Sunbelt DaylUy Club meet* the first Sunday o f the month mor at 2 p.m through April at the Old City Had, H ighw ay ISA near Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. The chib educates me mbers t a on daytity grow ing through elide shows, gueat apeakera and tripe to daylliy gardens. There nrr 3-3196 fo r m o re Inform ation. no c lu b duea. C all 880- Al-Anonmuuts Sunday, Monday Al-Anon meets every Sunday at 8 p.m. at the west side of South Seminole Hospital on SR 434. and Monday at 7 p.m. at Northland Community Church, corner o f Dog Track Road and US 17-93. For information, cad 3320678. Blood Bank aookadonofa Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors o f all types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second S t For information, call 322-0822. Aerobics offafud offers Step Aerobics at the youth>center in Sanford fctty HaO. Mondays and Wednesdays, man I• to 10 a.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Lisa Hines. Cost is $3 per class. For information, call 330-5007. TOPS meats Monday morning SANFORD — TOPS (Take o ff Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *621 meets every Monday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the First Christian Church, 1807 Sanford Are., Sanford. A ll interested In losing weight are welcome. For information, call 322-3130. Seriously now. there are a lot o f good reasons why you should save money. For one thing, it's the only way you can efficiently manage your money and budget your expenses. You may already have a savings plan or you may Just stick y o u r dollars in a shoe-box at home. (That’s a bad way to treat hard-earned cash.) But chances are. there are a lot o f things you may not know about this Us Important aspect of money control. First, you should understand the difference between saving and Investing. Saving is setting aside money for use — In a commercial bank, savings and i. You fr t loan or credit union. some return on your money, but y o u 'r e m a in ly lo o k in g for a b s o lu t e s a f e t y an d e a s y withdrawal. There’s not much point In oavlng for a rainy day if you can't get your money out when it's moot needed. Investing, on the other hand, means putting money to work to earn m o re m o n e y . T h e re 's W | (JONIUniR FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG alw ays some risk involv ed when you Invest. W hen your Income is low and prices are high, you are likely to n e g le c t sa vin g. T h e fa m ily should realize the Importance o f saving regularly. Regular and planned savings require an appredation o f the value o f oavlng* it requires conacaM oaennee ana s e l f - d e n i a l n o w w i th t h e expectation o f greater osUetac* tton in ths fcture. n ow inucn cm your income goes into M Vtngi win vary wtth y o u r In c o m e , g o a ls , re habits, tn- tly si: cans save about four percent o f their annual Income. Set up a habit o f saving money bn a definite percentage basis. Five to ten percent of your take-home pay la a good beginning. a purpose. People usually save with a purpose in mind. It might be for a short­ term goal such as a vacation, a car, a refrigerator or a VCR. Money put aside today is used tom orrow for specific goods, services or pleasures. This kind o f saving Is necessary for healthy flnanculsecurity. At some period in the life o f a family, emergencies make de­ mands on the money income: sudden Illness of a m em ber o f the fomliy or damage done to the house by a storm. T o meet emergency nccui, iry io reserve at least three months Income. Saving can be fun if you look forward to to some greater future pleasures. A regular plan for oavlng shows good money man­ agement. Are you w illin g to make a plan that w ill help you reach a desirable and a pleasant long-term goal? It could be a c o lle g e e d u c a t io n f o r th e children, a mortgage-free home itcial security aecu or even financial after retirement. la v s s U M a ts f a r fin a n c ia l secu rity. When w e speak o f investing, we usually think o f securities. A security investment usually refers to stocks, bonds, notes or mortgages. There are also Investments made In real property and other assets — the traditional net w orth items. The next Investment category is durables, such as furniture, works of art. silver and china. The third category is family health and education and that which contributes to the cultural and social improvement o f the community. A family usually should not make Investments In securities, su ch ss s to c k s a n d b o n d s (ex cep t g o v e r n m e n t s a v in g b o n d s ), u n til a f t e r i t has e s ta b ls ih e d a n e m e r g e n c y saving! fund. Sanford Rotarlana to mast SANFORD — Rotary Club o f Sanford meets ev e ry Monday at ford Chamber Cham t o f Commerce building. noon, at the Sanford Hiving fun •« Fun-A-Rsms Acthrtttsi for lontori w e w M W I lf w W i w i w i i w v o Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 years o r older to Join them in two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers, from 0:30 to 11:30 a m .: Games, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 150 N. Country Club Road. Ten teams competed Saturday in the YMCA's Fifth Annual Corporals Fun-A-Rama In Lake Mary. The obstacle course waa fun for numerous participants o f ail sots. Set Mary Rowan's Lake Mary column Sunday In the People section for com ­ plete coverage. Emolovmant oooortunitlaa for taw nn ilo iv * w w in a ■ M iip r iw y iiiw m i w i n n w An em ploym ent program sponso red by A A R P Senior Community Service la held at the Sanford A rm ory Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from 0 a m . to noon. BUI Downey and Nick Callahan are available to heip seniors find employment. Csncor support group m— ti Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Re gional Hospital in the for com er of the dining room. This la a self help support group for si) cancer survivors, whether in treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more information. Oddfellows schodul# mooting Lodge No. 27 o f the International Order of Oddfellows meets the (lrst and third Monday o f every month, except July and August, at 8 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford. Historical Commission gathers The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m. the first Monday o f the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. Ovofostsro Anonymous moots Tuesday SANFORD — O vereaten Anonymous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whitner Lounge o f Holy Cross El Episcopal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There a n no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend is the d esln to stop eating compulsively. Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 0:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country baby clothes, and items for nursing homes Club Road, toi make i as well as items for the Christinas Store. The Items made by the club a n donated to preemie babies, nursing hom e residents and gifts for the annual Christmas ston. Activities for seniors Lake 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 Club Road. Weekly Lions Club meeting Th e Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room in downtown Sanford. For Information, call Andrea Krsaclse at 330-6116. Bridge elub to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 4 0 0 E. First St.. Sanford. Sanford seniors to meet 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. Family-free vacation at beach this woman’s idea of heaven (E D IT O R S N O T E : Dtar AkSy It tn vacation. Sha loft bafclnd tarn* al har favarlta tattorafrom WO.) DEAR A B B Y : I am a happily m arried w om an, married 15 years and have two children. I have a dream. 1 want very much to go on a vacation with no husband, no children — Just me aionct I want a week of doing whatever I want to do. with no pressure from anyone, without w orrying if everyone else is happy and content. I would dearly love freedom from all home responsibilities — to sleep when I like and not have to explain why. A place at the beach would be m y idea of heaven. M y h u s b a n d t h in k s m y "dream " o f a one-week vacation all alone is "unnatural." He thinks a happily married woman ms this kl: who has rind o f dream is crazy. Well, do I see a psychiatrist, or go to the beach? NEEDSABREAK D E A R N E E D S : Assuming your children will be properly looked after. I see nothing un­ natural about your dream. And surely, there Is nothing "wrong" with anyone (male or female) who wants freedom from all responsibility for a week. Go to the beach, and If yur husband thinks you're crazy, send him to a psychiatrist. DEAR A B B Y t The letter from " N e e d s a B r e a k . " w h o se husband couldn't understand why his wife wanted s little % w A D V IC E „ A B IG A IL V AN B U R E N i, Los A n y ts s , vacation away from her fomliy. prom pted m e to write. M y parents, both retired, live 420 m iles from us. When our y o u n g e s t ch ild w as ou t o f diapers, m y husband volu n­ teered to look after our three children for a weekend so I could visit m y parents and "get away from it a ll." What a marvelous time I had sleeping fote. visiting old friends, s h o p p in g and goin g out to dinner. My parents spoiled me rotten. Best o f all, I didn't have to a n sw er to "M o m m y " all weekend. I returned home completely refreshed with a wonderful new attitude toward my husband and children. My sweet husband has been doing this for seven years now. (W e call It "Mom ’s R A R .') It gives me a Utile vacation aw ay from my routine at home. m y parents love pampering me. admit and m y husband and kids I they enjoy getting rid of me for a few days. A fter seeing that letter in your column. Abby. I Just had to send in m y support C IN D Y I N HUNTINGTON It feels like It's my destiny to fight about clothes m y whole life. How can I make m y daugh­ ter at least com prom ise on extremely cold or extremely hot days? I remember m y first day In kindergarten she made me wear a ridiculous-looking thing with ABCs on U. I hated that dress and I hated her for trying to make me Into what she wanted me to be Instead o f who I am — definitely not a "fr illy " person. In fact, even today as a grown woman I would wear T-shirts and Jeans seven days s week If I could get by with It. DEAR DREBB W AIBi I N o w . a lo n g c o m e s my 5-year-old dau ghter and her tastes are Just ukc my mom's. There Is no such thing as loo much lace or too many frills In her eyes. She gets mad if I even suggest that she wear shorts to day care. A l this point. I'd settle for a compromise but we get into s fight every tim e I lay out shorts or slacks, regard less of the weather. wonder If you are doing exactly what made you so mad at your mom — trying to Impose your will on your child's tastes. There was a time when kids did things because a parent "said so." but today's kids arrive on the planet with strong opinions and usually even slronger wills. The bottom line Is this — It's Just plain good sense to avoid a fight that Isn't really terribly Important and that everybody w ill lose. Instead o f la v in g out her clothes, try giving her choices of a couple o f different outfits. If she Insists on wearing an outfit that Is completely Inappropriate to the situation or w eather conditions, explain to her the probable consequences of her decision, then grit your teeth and get out o f the way to let her experience the consequence for herself. U seem s that life has an uncanny way o f teaching us the very thing our mothers always told us. but we didn't want to hear. (M ary Balk is a C artlfiad A d d i c t i o n P re v e n tio n F rofoaeionai and a c sun n ier at Fine Croat Elementary School. Con­ tact her ot the Sanford NaraW. or call 322-1711.) - 4 C O f T to p o n d # n c o ' MAGIC IN THE W ATER (PG) 1:1! * 1 ! » :1 » 7 :1 » E H A WALK tN THE CLOUDS ^ j, 1:00 S:00 fcOO 7:00 t:00 TNI NET PO-13) I X . PQ) 1:10 3i10*frio 7:10 »10 DESPERADO___ 1:00 3.00 1.00 7:10 *4* - Clothes cause 'wars’ in 2 generations ft Th is is not a big deal but it certainly has caused aorne problems in m y life. From the time I was a little girl my mother always insisted that I wear prissy, frilly dresses to school and church. I come from an upper middle class family so she could buy pretty much what she wanted. D EAR CINDY: Three cheers for your sweet husband. W hat a terrific Mother's Day g ift a "M o m 's R A R " would be for mothers of small children — scheduled, o f course for any weekend during the year. (Problems? Writs to Dear Abby. 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LAURELAVE., SANFORD 209W.2StfiSi 321-2360 THE McKIBBlN AG ENCY IN S U R A N C E 114N. ParkAvt., Sanford 2650 8. Orlande Drive, Sanford 323-6684 Carl Bergman A Employes MBATMft A C ftft AUTO PARTS SFCC1AL OROIRS O d IV f R V M R V IC t 210 8. Franch Ava. 321-71S0 COMPUTE SYSTEMS s AOO-ONS FREE (STIMATIS S BIRVICI A l l BRANOR RCBIOINTUl AND COMMERCIAL MEAT PUMP (MEETS' ,ni|Ctar,ucaasM •15 W. 2nd SL *234617 . �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, Saptambar 1, 1995 - »• Religion Baptists gather in new sanctuary IN BRIEF MJkWAjlaiftAal Fwwiwei icnoouma SANFORD — A special revival service has been scheduled w ith the Rev. Frank Adams at Emmanuel Assembly o f God. 330 E. Com m ence) St.. Sunday. Septem ber 3 at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p .m . Services will also be held Monday through Wednesday. Septem eber 4 to 6 at 7 p.m. Nursery w in be provided. F or m ore Information call 321-1215 or 0G0-7MO. SUSAN WENNER Constitution icnlec iat w w f W vV W w w l L A K E M ARY - First Baptist Church o f Lake Mary win hold Its Constitution Service oo Friday, Septem ber 0 at 7 p.m. to the G reenwood l a k e s Middle School Auditorium. T h e speaker win be Dr. Bobby Welch, pastor o f First Baptist Church Daytona Beach. Special muaic win be provided b y the First Baptist Church Daytona Beach Choir, as well aa the Lake Mary congregation's ownchoir. Representatives o f the Orlando Baptist Association and the Florida Southern Baptist Association win be in attendance, along w ith candidates for charter church membership. Ftrat Baptist Church of Lake M ary began on December 10. 1904. b y a group o f famlhra and Individuals w ho believed there waa a n e ed for such a church In th e community. The pastor since that date has been the Rev. Don Hicks, who has served In churches tn Tennessee and Kansas Ctty. aa wen aa in Florida. Hicks is a graduate o f Liberty University and Midwestern Bi i k m Theoiocsca) Seminary. A r o c e n t addition to the pastoral staff la Kenny McKay, minister o f music and youth. McKay la a graduate o f East Texas Baptist University and serve d in Southern Baptist Churches in Texas before coming to Florida. T h e church’s assistant youth minister la Sterling Lynn, a Daytona Beach native and recent graduate o f Oklahoma H sp lM University, Other activities planned for Constltuion Weekend Include a free concert by top-20 contemporary artist Dennis Wilson. Saturday. September 9 at 7 p.m. tn the Greenwood Lakes Middle School Auditorium. T h e them e o f the Sunday m orning worship service. Septem ber 10. w ill be “ Bring a Friend.“ to be followed by a 5 p.m. church picnic at the adjacent Orecnwood Lakes Park. For m ore information contact Pastor Don Hicks at 333-4073. Baptists hold snrollmsnt party SANFORD — September is "Join a Choir M onth" at Central Baptist Church. 3101 W. First St. Enrollment for the youth choir. 0th to 12th grades, begins Sunday. October 0 from 5 to 5:45 p.m. T h e Children's Mustcalymplca enrollment party will be Wednesday. September 6 from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m. for children ages 3 yeara to 5th grade. For m ore information cal) Jack Thom as, minister o f music, at 322-2914. Singles to moot O RLAN D O — Single Christiana United, a ministry of First United Methodist Church of Downtown Orlando. wlU hold Its monthly singles dance on Saturday, September B from 7:30 to 11 p.m. In the Wesley Building Fellowship Hall. Adm ission la 95 at the door. Music,-contemporary to country, ia played b y a D.J. For additional information call the church singles office at 849-0060.-u Dlvofcs racovnv woffcshon —t ■ F 0 W 0 F IW W I V W W V J W v U lW W Ip W l O RLAN D O — First United Methodist Church o f Downtown Orlando, w ill sponsor a Divorce Recovery Workshop on Thursdays. September 21 to October 30 .6 :3 0 to 8:30 p.m. The workshop la for separated or divorced adults and their youth and children. There Is a small fee. For m ore Information call 849-0000 for an informational brochure. Christian Woman to moot A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - The Christian Womens Club of Altamonte-MalUand will meet at the Holiday Inn Orlando North on W ym orc Road. The gathering w ill take place on Thursday, Sept. 14 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Brunch and nursery reservations and cancellations must be made by Sunday. Sept 10 by calling Earlena Sawyer at 860-3710o r Marcia Shilling at 841-8043. MOPS to moat LA KE M ARY — River Oaks Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary la beginning a new program • MOPS • Mothers of Preschoolers, to meet the special needs o f young women with children at home. It la for mothers and children from birth to age six. Program for moms Includes discussions, refreshments and craft times. Moppets la a special program for the children. It will be held at River Oaks Presbyterian Church In Driftwood Village Shopping Center on Lake Mary Blvd. the first and third Thursday of each month from 9 to 11:30 a.m. T h e first m eeting la Thursday. September 7. Preregistration is required as space la limited. A registration fee o f 015 and a 44 charge per meeting covers coats. Preregister by calling River Oaks Church at 330-9013. Meetings w ill run through May. Craft bazaar schsdulsd W IN TE R PARK - The Saints Peter and Paul Council of Catholic W om en are having their Annual Craft Bazaar In October. T h e group are currently looking for ermfters to participate In this event. T h e proceeds o f the craft bazaar w ill help support various projects sponsored within the pariah community and the comm unity at large. Registration forma and payments for the event are now being accepted. T h e bazaar will be held on Saturday. October 38 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more Information call 677-4964. S A N F O R D — F irst B a p tis t Church o f Sanford, 819 Park A ve.. recently held Ita "G o d W ith U s " program to welcom e the community to enjoy the newly built sanctuary. C h o irs from First Baptist* S a n la n d o . C en tral B a p tis t* Sanford, and First Baptist Joined in musical arrangements led by T o m Hartley o f integrity Muaic. T h e audience was encouraged to participate In the service. M in ister o f Youth. S id n ey Brock and Minister o f Music. Jtm Cornell began the program w ith opening remarks. Many songs topped o ff the “ glorious celebra­ tion. “ Promotional Secretary. Joan Caserto. commented. “ It w as lovely. Qod ws truly with us. A ll who attended Inspired.'* w ere truly The event included soloists, two testimonies and a beautiful Sharing moments with a minister W IN TE R PARK — Have you ever noticed In the last generation a change In the way moat religious grou p s are presenting th e ir messages the the media ? Many churches have adopted a new style o f public Image utilising puppet shows, clown acts, com ic books and soap operas to teach subtle lessons. T h e reason for the new soft sell is the fe a r that tra d itio n a l methods o f preaching will turn o ff the unbelieving public. T h e solution, religious publicists say, is to avoid "pulpit pounding” and use attention getting tech­ niques that do not offend them. T h e non-offending gospel has spread rapidly. Tens o f millions o f hom es subscribe to Cable T V system s that broadcast such soap operas as “ Another L ife” **a religious soap opera that began in the early 1900‘s. O n t h e r a d io , t h e n e w approach continued as Catholic priests produced a coast to coast program called “ Sound and Sense." Th e program aired con­ temporary aongs and drew sub­ tle leaaona from the lyrics. I can sympathize with the desire to get out the message o f Christ to the person who would not otherwise darken the door o f the church building. Those o f us w ho have a faith have struggled with how to share it. Our concern is that w e not com e on too strong at first. Thus, It Is helpful to took at the example of the Lord in this regard. Jesus was flexible in His teaching methods, able to relate such a simple matter as a drink o f water from a well to salvation as He talked with the Samaritan woman, and also able to ask the moat searing questions to make the Pharisees deal with their hypocrisy. The Apostle Paul w as also able to adapt to different audiences, beginning his sermons at dif­ fe re n t points d e p e n d in g on whether the audience was, ish or Gentile. No m atter where he began he always led them to Christ. He might have started off slowly, but he always aimed to the goal of the truth in Christ and revealed to his audience whatever they needed to do to get right with the Lord. Jewv What will convince one person w ill not necessarily convince a n o th e r. Som e h a v e t o be touched in the heart through the e x a m p le o f k in d n e s s w h ile others are ready and wttUng to be bluntly confronted with the truth o f their spiritual condition. So. the question remains : la It wise and script ual to use soap opens Instead o f sermons ? The answer la that In a private setting, away from the worship, one must uae his ow n judgement o f how to present the truth to another. For example. In a Bible study, you must decide where to begin. This la a m atter o f personal conviction and the willingness to atari where people are In their religious Journey. But. In the worship service. I must do what is pleasing to the Lord and compare what people today do In th e name o f religion with the pattern o f work o f the awrfSttes 'tn th e n ia t century church. On the Day o f Pentecost, Peter with the eleven, preached a message so d ire ct that the hearers were cut to the heart. They were truly aonry for their sins and they were baptized to wash them away. Paul, on the other hand, con­ stantly faced persecution for his powerful prea c hing. He was suc­ cessful in p la n tin g churches la aUnola Church of Christ wherever he'went.* One” cannot Imagine him u sing; entertain­ ment as a substitute for Biblical preaching. The key to reaching others la not finding the perfect package In which to wrap the message. Sooner or later, no matter how It is presented, the truth must be known if the messengers are to he faithful. W e must never lose faith in the gospel as God’s power to save the lost (Romans 1:10). Msthodlits hold ‘Suodsy fe||_|lt A II mM* fta Idfcnt akyyaa m g n i a iv t i isiwni m o w SANFO RD — Th# First Unltad M athodlst Church hold its “ Sunday Night Allvo" program with a spaghetti dinnsr and taiont show rscantly to bsnafit tha youth of tha church. T h t sh ow c o n s is te d o f gym nasties, comsdy, musical, dancing, singing and othar acta. A largs crowd onjoyad thaantsrtainmont. Those participating and at­ tending included front row; Sue Richards, Mika Hart sock, Am anda Howard, Katharine Hale and Amy Fitzgerald. Back row ; Owen Butlar, John Thom pson, Mason D orsoy, Kelly McCann, Katie Hart sock, Clata Jonas and Jssi Howard. Sunricu dogs visit Prssbytsflsn Church 8 A N F O R O - Janat Savart and har dogs, Chayanna and Dfanay, wlaltad tha First PraaOytartan Church of 8anford rscantly to explain tha work dons by Now Horizons Sarvlca D o g s . T h a tr s ln a d d o gs parformsd various tasks and wars vary watt bahavad during th a S u n d a y 8 c h o o i and worship tims. display o f religious banners be* ing paraded down the aisles. Sanford Herald w an ts to lat tha community know about your church activities. /I C H .C A tt O i Chunks Call or sand information to Sanford Hsrald c/o Susan Winner 300 N. French Ava. Sanford, FL 32771 322*2011 or FAX 323*9408 Wa also highlight people involved in volunteer work and hobbies or collections. Nominations Welcome! �BB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. FJorida - Friday, September UJ995 by Chic Young BLON D* rw arvt o o r a u . new •TUFF: CbOtVSO. SH0C9, SCHOOL. SUFFUEO - by Mori W alker BEETLE BAILEY I'M MOT OOIMO TO TELL VOli byAitlonoom THE BORN LOSER IfSvY DID YOU ENJOY ixtx to u r f ie >t 1 (\ ORCHESTRA 1 \ ) c o n c e c tt ) A AncRTMEYFIMOCD PlAYlft'TH£lRSCN« evocoe stood IT WA2> OKAY, BUT IT GOT A little : long ... \ A i A ) J 4 * i iB 1 • a 5 AMDCLAPPED NODCNTHEY VENT INTO EXTEAINNIN6S! by Chart— M. Schuti PEANUTS After-meal cough concerns reader DEAR DR. GOTT: For th e past mix months or more. P r e begun coughing immediately follow ing a meal. My doctor checked m e for congestion, ordered a chest X-ray and CT scan, bu t found nothing. Do you hare a n y sug­ gestions? DEAR READER: Yes. I do. In the past few months, more and more medical reports have emphasized the relation between coughing and reflux. Reflux Is a strikingly com m on condition, marked by backwash o f s to m a c h a c id I n t o t h e esophagus, leading usually to heart bunt and bloating. H ow ev­ er. cough may be th e on ly symptom, and It tends to occur after meals (when the stomach contracts) or when a person lies You can test this hlypot bests by taking a dose o f llqulla antacid (Maalox. Gelusil and others) at the conclusion o f your meals. I f this simple remedy p reven ts you r cough, the problem Is solved. If not. you should have an upper 01 series (X-rays o f your esophagus and stomach) that m ay show reflux, thereby estab­ lishing the diagnosis. Medicine, such as Prilosec, which reduces the production o f stomach a d d . m ay be necessary. A further possibility ts p o st nasal drip. When mucus from the sinuses drains dow n the throat. U can cause a violent, dry cough. Your doctor should be able to see such a discharge b y looking Into your mouth as you say "a sh ." Show my answer t o y o u r doctor and see If he agrees. B ecau se h ia ta l h e r n ia (a weakness where the esophagus Joins the stomach) la a frequent cause o f reflux. 1am sending you a free copy of m y Health Report "H iatal Hernia.” Other readers w ho would like a co p y should sen d $2 plus a lo n g , se lfaddressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2433. New York. N Y 10183. Be sure to mention the title. DEAR DR. GOTT: W h en I take an aspirin, even only one. It upse Invariably upsets m y stomach and ALW AYS m miakes m y left elbow hurt. W hy? DEAR READER: You got me. Any amount of aspirin can cause stomach upset but I can’t for the life of me explain w hy your elbow would hurt. You must be experiencing a weird Idiosyncratic reaction to the drug, which Is ve ry unusual.* Try using Tylenol as a substitute for ac*6 M Oscar Wilde enjoyed saying things, that sounded outrageous. 1 particularly like Ihla claim: " I choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for their good characters, and m y enemies for their Intellects. A man cannot be too careful In the choice of hls enemies." In today’s deal, you are faced with a choice of finesses. Is It a matter of guesswork o r Intellcc. tual assessment? The contract was four hearts. 'W est guessed well t o lead the sp ad e two rather than the diamond two. ("B ecause m y s p a d e su it w as s t r o n g e r , partner.") East adopted an Inter­ esting defense. He w on the first trick with the spade queen, returned the spade six to hls partner’s 10 and won the third round of the suit w ith hls ace. Then came a sw itch to the diamond six. Should South fi­ aspirin, I f you need something for pain. 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WWII illustrator recalls work on Army weekly Yank A W W W lW I rT w S e n i l l V f NEW YORK — It w as 3 a.m. and Art Writhes. a World War n Illustrator and photographer. had been waiting In a foxhole to go on patrol with the troops. In 1945, Welthas was stationed with U.S. forces at Corregldor, an island In the Philippines. The wait seemed like hours and Writhes dosed off. When he woke up. It was silent. He slowly crawled out o f the hole and looked around him. Bodies o f dead Japanese soldiers covered the ground. “ I had fallen asleep through the battle." Welthas said. " I didn't contribute aheU ofa lot." Welthas may not have known how to use a gun. but armed w ith a pen and a camera, he contributed to the w ar effort by providing Images o f battlefields and enlisted life for thousands o f soldiers stationed throughout the world. The 84-year-old artist now laughs as he recounts stories o f near death at Corregldor. A s art director for Yank, the Arm y weekly for enlisted men. Wetthas spent time In Hawaii. AiptraUa and the Philippines before returning back to New York, his birthplace and home. Yank was the concept o f Egbert White, an advertising executive w ho had been on the staff o f the World w ar (publication. Stars and Stripes. The magaxlne began In the art department of the women's magartne Mademoiselle on March 12.1942. A motley crew — a songw riter, an author, a cartoonist, an ad executive, and Wetthas, an art director for the Elisabeth Arden account at an advertising agency — worked for 30 hours straight before coming out with a blueprint o f the publication. The blueprint, complete wtth a full-page ptnup, w m p m em ea 10 secretary ov w a r nenry l . Stimoon the next day. verything in the magaxlne. except for the full-page ptnup. m et wtth his approval. Overhauled ‘American Journal’ debuts day after Labor Day I W . I b . . I . | b W t S A - i * ----- 9ifffTiiK/fi vvm tf NEW YORK - When "A m eri­ can Journal" opens Its third season on the day after Labor Day. rubbing your eyes won't help. Oonc la the gracious, flowing "Kodak m om ent" opening se­ quence. Instead It's a nighttown blur of Images projected on three-dimensional surfaces and urgent, updated theme music. New slogan: "N e w * at the speed o fllfc." The new set. where anchor Nancy Glass presides from an S-thaped desk, la post-industrial brick and antiqued I-beama. Glass, whose blond hair, light complexion and pale blue eyes make her a lighting technician's nightmare, paused for reflection when asked to describe the color scheme. " I f * , uh." she paused, re­ flected. "rust. It's ... a loft. It's sort of lofty, rusty and darkish." she said. Praised as an Inter­ view er. th e lau d s the new "s p lit-s c re e n e d it in g . " Jux­ taposing footage and Interview subject. Executive producers Sheila Sltomer and Charles Lachman — both co-executive producers o f their King World slater show "Inside Edition" — insist the changes In "Am erican Journal" are fundamental. "T h e s e a re n ot c o s m e tic c h a n g e s . " L a c h m a n s a id . " W e 'r e r e s p o n d in g t o th e m arketplace (dem an d ) for a fast-paced, h lppcr. you ngertargeted magazine show ... that doesn't turn off our older viewers but that's designed to attract new viewers." "W h a t ‘ A m erican Jou rnal' was before, some people likened to the old Charles Ruralt aeries." Sltomer added. " It was mildmannered. a nice show — not exactly the show people would my It'a the one they've OOT to --- it IKws When Sltom er and Lachman took over in mid-February, they picked up the pace with more stories and tighter editing, more music, added staff and more of that Indefinable thing called "edge." "W e believed that the show w|s burdened by too soft a feel." Lachman said. "W e 're getting aw ay fro m fea tu re-orien ted stories and m ore news-oriented stories that are video-driven. We like to call the show a 'pop news' program. Th ese are the watercooler stories that people talk about." "Journal." which debuted In September 1093. was conceived m a bookend for King World's "Inside Edition." ana In some cities — Los Angeles, Atlanta. San Diego, and Hartford. Conn. — the two air back-to-back. Keeping the shows distinctive, fresh and com petitive la a major task for both staffs. "D o you know how m any O J . Simpson stories we’ve done between the two shows? Four hundred. 800." Sltomer said. Even during the April-May "O.J. burnout" phase, when DNA evidence debates threat­ ened to narcotise even the most devoted trial-watcher, the King World showa prevailed. "W e counter-programmed," Sltomer said. now. and a whiz-bang set w e're still going to have to And great stories and tell them very w d l." There's another change In the syndicated landscape on the h o r iz o n . N e x t y e a r, th e 25-year-old Prime T i m e Access R u le, g o e s a w a y. The ru le limited network affiliates in the Top 80 markets to three hours of network programming tn the four prim e tim e hours. Th e rule began an era of prosperity for syndicators and shows Uke "Jeopardy.” "W heel o f Fortune" (both King World shows), aa w ell aa the syndicated It'a g o in g to be a m ore c o m p e t it iv e e n v ir o n m e n t." Lachman acknowledged. "W e Just have to be better at It. And we will b e ." Elsewhere In television.. . SHOWTIME. TMC FREEBIES! — Cable T V 'a premium chan­ nels, Showtim e and The Movie Channel have announced their free preview schedules for the fall. The Showtime Free Weekend show runs Saturday. Sept. 9. through Sunday. Sept. 10 on 1.237 cable systems, showcas­ ing " It Could Happen to Y ou ." and "C ity Slickers 11." as w ell aa the original movie. "Man In the A ttic." T h e M o vie Channel's Free Moviethon airs Tuesday. Sept. 5. through Friday. Sept. 8, on 706 The Simpson trial also figures cable systems. It offers " I Love Trouble." "Fou r Weddings and a In th e c h a n g e s "A m e r ic a n Funeral.” Journal" has undergone. CNN W EB SITE - The Cable "It's been an amazing, amaz­ ing atory," Lachman said. "It's News Network on Wednesday also no secret that a lot of launched a multimedia news viewers have gone to cable, and service on the Internet, boasting we're anxious to see our uni­ "th e only site with a 24-hour verse go back to where It was ... full-tim e sta ff reporting con­ stantly updated news before the trial started.” "W e've also noticed that they au gm en ted by video, aound come back In droves when you clips, still photographs and maps have something new on O J .." as well aa text." That cyberspace address la Sltomer a d d e d .D e s p ite the fset that we've got a flashy open http://www.cnn.com. Check out nation’s top videos "M rs. Sttmaon objected." Welthas said. But the first edition ultimately ran with the picture. A s time passed, the magazine published from 21 different locations around the world. Its pinups featuring Betty Orabte. Esther Williams and Rita Hayworth reaching 2 million enlisted men. . W elth as said that m any o f the wartim e Illustrators would either work directly on the Held, take notes and reconstruct the scene later or w ork from photographs o f the scene. Sometimes the drawings were based on the Illustrator's m em ory since there was no time to draw during a battle. Yank survived for 3V4 years and was published for the last time on Dec. 28. 194S. It boasted a full-time staff o f 380 m em bers and more than 1.000 stringers who worked aa artists and writers. T h e pace o f Welthas' life has changed aa he and hia wife. Janet, spend tim e at their nome on the Thim ble Islands off Branford. Conn., during part o f the summer and the remainder o f the year In thetr New York Cttv apartment. O ver the yeara Welthas has donated some o f his W orld W ar A pictures to museums and the armed forces. One Ink sketch, entitled " A Scarf o f a Thousand Stitches," shows an American soldier holding a J tp s u c tt scarf in his hands. T h e scarves were made by Japanese women and worn around the waists o f soldiers to protect them from harm. T h e picture, which was drawn from a photo­ graph Welthas took In 1945. Is now a part o f the archives at the U.S. Arm y Center o f Military History In Washington D.C. Ltqal Notlcts Ltgil Nolle— M TIM CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS ItSMTIISTM IN TN I CIRCUIT COUNT 8F TNS HONTftNTN judicial circuit After the war. Welthas received for his services the Legion o f Merit, the fifth highest award given by the Arm y. He collaborated with James Jones, the author o f "From Here to Eternity." to produce the book "W W fl." which recounts the saga o f the war with Illustrations and photographs. W elthas also compiled the stories o f Yana correspondents in the book. "C lose to Glory." Earlier this year. Welthas, a m em ber o f the collection com m ittee of the New Britain Museum o f American A rt In Connecticut, organized an exhibit o f w artim e art at the museum. Hts 12-year-okl adopted son. Kenneth, has asked him w hy he la always w riting about the war. Wetthas said. " I say. 'Kenny. It la the only thing I know.” he The m orning after the 1945 foxhole Incident In Corregldor. Welthas went on patrol when an enemy soldier threw a grenade. A quick-thinking soldier pushed Welthas out of the w ay and killed the enemy. Th e grenade was a dud. “ I think I f I’d been killed 1 would have never forgiven m yself." he said. Ltqal Notteff Legal Notices IN T N I C ia C IH T C O N ST O F T N i MT N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN TM C C IR C U IT COURT, H S W T I M T M JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT. N l ANO POS S B M IN O L t CO U N TY. 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"Michael Jackson: Video Greatest Hits- (Warner Reprise) (Platinum) 5. "HeU Freezes O ver." Eagles (Oeffen) (Plati­ History." (Epic) 13. " Absolutely Fabulous Series I. Pari 1." num) 6. "Reba Live." Reba McEntlre (MCA) (BBC) 7. "T h e Grateful Dead M ovie." (Monterey) 14. "Playboy: The Girls of Hawaiian Tropic." S.' Llvel Tonight! Sold Out!!.” Nirvana (Geffen) (Playboy) (Platinum) 15. "True Lies." (Fox) 9. "T h e 3 Tenors In Concert 1994." Carreras, 16 ' Bom to Be W ild ." (Warner) 17. " Absolutely Fabulous Series 1, Pari 2 ." Domingo. Pavarotti (WamerVislon) (Platinum) 10. "Keeper o f the Stars." Tracy Byrd IMCA) (BBC) 18. "Little Rascals Collection: Vol. 13." (Cabin 1l."L tv e ," Ray Stevens (Curb) Fever) 12. "Murder Was the Case." Snoop Doggy Dogg 19. ” Abeolutely Fabulous Series 2. Part 1." (WamerVislon) (BBC) 13. "ParalJcl." R.E.M. (Warner) 2 0 . "Play boy: Playmate of the Year 1995.” 14. "An Hour W ith T i m . " T im McGraw (Playboy) (WamerVislon) 15. " NBA Jam the Music Videos." various VIDEO RENTALS artists (CBS-Fox) Copyright 1998. Billboard Publications Inc. 16. " T h e Bob Marley S to ry ." Bob Marley 1. "Outbreak." (Warner) ((aland) (Gold) 2. "Juat Cause." (Warner) 17. "Barbra: The Concert." Barbra Streisand 3. "Boys on the S id e." (Warner) (Columbia) (Platinum) 4. "The Brady Bunch M ovie." (Paramount) 18. "N o Quarter (Unledded)." Jimmy Page A 5. "Dumb and Dumber." (New Line) Robert Plant (WamerVislon) 0. "N ell." (Fox) 19. "Boyz II Men Then II N ow ." Boys II Men 7. "Nobody‘a Fool." (Paramount) (PolyGram) (Gold) 8. "Diaclosure.” (Warner) 20. "L ive at Red Rocks.” John Tcah (Video 9. "Star Trek Generations." (Paramount) Treasures) 10. "Hlghcr Learning." (Columbia TriStar) DIH-17 ............ fvn- "L on e T re e on Canton Island." Is a watercolor finished tn less than a half hour after his arrival on the Island located In the Pacific. Wetthas said. The picture o f an observation post, stored at the Society o f Illustrators in New York City, contains simple strokes and captures the barrenness o f the Island. Welthas still paints and Is plsnning for an exhibition In N ew York City the fall, tn his spare time he lectures at museums and works on book C A M NO SAWN CA M L a iN R S A L JU fllM N C TIO N LBAOBR FBDfl RAL BANK FOR SAVINGS RICHARD D f CANO I DO C 0 N T IN IN T A L ILLINOIS NATIONAL RANK ANO TR U S T COMPANY OP CHICAGO SUNRISIOWNCRS* OROUP. INC NOTKI OF MLB NOTICB IS HIRBRV OIVBN purtuanl Is Ht*l Summary *T toratNawra Satt* Auyuat 17. IMA antora* In CM! Csaa sawn CA ml sl Rw NTH Circuit Court al PtortSs to as* tor SIMINOLI CauMy. wkarsto LBAOBR PIDIRAL BANR FOR SAVINGS PtstoNM an* Oafan*snla RICHARD 01 CANOIOOat at. I artHasRto Ms ii o. Lxkj w'i C8mi WIST FRONT DOOR OF THI SIMINOLI COUNTY COURTV !2 \\,X P l W l* o'clock a.m. an IBs IMS Ray *1 In Ci atm y *t^^^F^^atr IlMMSMtl M Nt ynld ^Rptwrtiw ^^f artt: Lai 117. S U N R IS I VILLAGB U N IT POUR, a ssMMaNw ac­ ta to* pUI ___ I to Ptot laak 1*. a an* M. PuAik RacarRTat Samlnato County, P N rM * Data* IMa Hat Ray at Auyuat. IMS HONORASLR M AR YAN N ! M ORSI Clark at Circuit Court By: RutoKtoy Oaputy Clark I, IMS D io n * HI T N I CIR C U IT CO URT IN A N O FOR S IM IN O L I C O U N TY FLO RID A C A S IN O tS S -tM S C A -M B ARTHUR W. M I N K I N TRUST, a/k/s ARTHUR W. MINKIN. PtotoMf. Vi KIRK OLIVBR a/k/a RB VILO PRODUCTIONS */b/a R IV IL O PRODUCTIONS (SSJMMSMI7); -------------unkJWvMiiyauat at KIRK OLIVBR:------TENANTh------TINANT II: MARVW. LBBRRICK: RICHARDLIIRRICK; ffty hslftv fw tfw i* crq#tsrt* ynluiMfl pgfigftiiF umfe wiM ku m m pw iW v I NMUIRI i ^ p p p s » la i f lt t ary# torauyA. an* un*ar any at to* N O TICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE I* haraSy si van I to* unRartlyns* Clark at C ircu it C ourt a l Samlnala County, PNrMa. will on to* Mto Ray at Saptomkar. IMS. at 11.00 •’etoefc A M. at toa Watt Front Raar at to* Samlnato County Cturtoauaa In Santor*. PlarM*. attar tor tato an* tall at publk outcry t o toa hlyhait an* batl Bnlinujlrui ^^r l^m IwllWwWy RttcrISa* praparty tituato In Samlnato County. Fieri**: LSI 7. T H E C O L O N A O IS TH IR D SECTION,— accortona la I * , t ol . * « * . . . . * - - _ _ » ~ i_ ftw rial mgfwOf. AS fVCOfON Ift Plat Beak 1*. Paya SS. at toa Public Racer** *1 Seminal* County. PNrMa. purtuanl to to* Pinal JuRymtnl antora* In a cat* pantony In taM Court, to* tlyto al vHikk It M IciM ilovf WITNESS my kan* an* *f Iktai teal *1 taM Court toit a m Ray al Auyuat. IN S In accarRancp vrlto to* Amar kan Wito Ditakiimot Act. par tan* artto totakilllNt npaJtoy a ipaclai accommoRallon to parIklpato In Milt | contact ADA Coordinator. N t N. Park Ayanua. Suit* N Jtl. San Nr*. PNrMa JZ77I, totopfcana to m o m ru m . not lator Mian live ID Ray* prior t o to* pr* ITD O l IMP0SSS771. ar Vaka IVI I M S♦ « 1770. via PNrMa Ralay Sarvka. (CaurtSaaO MARVANtoS M O RS I C L IR K O P T H I CIRCUIT CO U RT By: DoratoyW Soiton Oaputy Clark PuAUth: SaptomAar I. a IMS OBH-M y*. ISAAC KHOURV. at al.. PatowRanlU). N O T K I OF SALI Hoik* It haraAy given tool, gunuant to a Summary Judg­ ment at Per*cto*ur*. I will tail toa toUoartny ^Nacrlka* prapar^f Netted In SdmlnaN County. L * t • * . R C P L A T OP O R O V IV IIW V IL L A G E . FIRST A D D ITIO N , according to ff*w pwi ftwvsm aa recoroeo i«* PNt Rm A s i pay** 4 S an* g at to* PwAlk RacarRa al SamlnaN County. PNrMa. •I guAik tato. SMtor tar catA. at toa vwtl i door *1 to* Semineto County Cturtoauaa. Santor*. FlarMa. *1 ll:N a .m . an Sept Nto. IMS Natka: American* Wlto Oita g i l U l . ^ A c L a J It* * - a * ITIRtTpfTaTTyW ^RT VSN. Partans tl^s. g * i ,to gartklpato In 1 UnuM contact OttaMIHy Catr dtoator at N l North Park Av* mm. Suit* N JS I. Santor*. PNrMs 8771 at Natl five Ray* prior to to* aracaaRtoy. T iiip h am : 14*71 in -4 1 1 0 E l t . 4117i IN S m i7 7 1 (TOOutanantyl. WITNESS my hand an* Seal al IM* Court an Aup. ifto. IMS. (CaurtSaaO M A R Y A N N ! MORSE C L IR K . C IR C U IT COURT By RutoKtoy Dayuty Clark PuMItA: SaptomAar I .L IMS DENIS______________________ IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT FOR S IM IN O L I COURNTY. FLO R ID A C A S iN a * g -a * scA -i4 B CROSSLAND M O R TO A O E CORF. Plainlllf, w FRANCIS BERN AR D HUGGINS. JR .. ------------ HUG G IN S, unknown vpaut* at Franclt Barnard ttuagina. Jr., an* -JO H N DOE trWMARY D O R" toananvat bring fktlttoua. toa true ■ J---- u n ---- —a m - r ----- j - - APliintl OTUYIVnOAITl being unknown to PlaintIH. Nwyarttotlntondt* being to* part N t DaNndanh. N O T IC I OP M L R Nolle* It haraby given that, purtuanl to to* O rdtr ot Final Mto. IMS In tola caut*. In to* Circuit C ourt of Samlnala County, FlarMa. I will tall tot praparty tituato* In SamlnaN County. PNrMa.datcrlkaRaa: Lot 1. Block A. TH E SPRINGS SPREADING OAK VILLAGE, according to toa pial tharoot at racer*** In Plat Book IL Payot *4 40* 4S. Public Rtcordt of Stmlnel* County, Florida; toytmar wim an undtvt*** on* lofty tavanto 11/471AI Intarrtt In llnaata* and Ratine* In that certain lupptomantary Daclara INn at Covenant* an* Rattrk Mont tor Th* Sprlnyt Spreading Oak Vlllapa, a* racerdad in O R Saab mi, Paya I ML Publk Retard* *1 SamlnaN County. PNrM*. al publk tato. t o IN* highatl and batl bidder, lor catA. at toa watl door ot toa Sam lnoto County Courtoouto In Santord. SamlnaN County. FlarMa. al ll:M a.m. on Soptombar Mto. t«*L Data* al Santord. Florida toit Nth day ol Augutl. IMS. MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OP TH E CIRCUIT COURT ■V: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark PuMNA: Soptombar I. L IMS OIH-1* WANTED: Psopis tooking tor a way to sam extra cash. Just call 322-2611 today and place an ad to sad your unwanted Mams gartpo tM a^y^wr^NtP M ^Manp In the next issue ot (ha Sanford Herald. �M . Swifon) H*raM, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Saptwnbar 1. 1995 L»qil N otlcf INTM ICIRCUIT COURT OP TMCWTN JUDICIAL ESMfMOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASI NO 44477301M-A MANUFACTURESANO TBAOSBS TRUST COMPANY. A NEW YORK CORPORATION, PtRtnmtlll. CARMEN t. EDWARDS; ET AL.. Plolntltt, 8 MELVAJENNINGlotal.. Oetondantle). NOTICE OP SALE Notice it hereby given mat. pureuant N a Summary Judg­ ment at Forotloeure. I will tall Iha fallowing deterNod property located In Seminole County. Florida; Lot IBS. W ILDW OOD, a planned unit deyelepment. oc­ curding N me Plot thereat an recorded In Plat Beak If, pages 7 through ID publk records ot SomlnoN County, Florida, at publk taN. N Iha Mgheot bidder Nr cath. et Iha watt bant dear et Iha SomlnaN County Courthouse. Senterd. PNrtda. m e t a. w*. an ew taasa tat 14*4. Notk*: Americans With Oteabilitle e Act ol Iffd . A d mtniebattya Order Na. H D Pareone wim a need a special N pertktpaN in mis should contact Disability Cmr dtnater at Ml Norm Park Ave­ nue. WIN N idi, Senterd. Flor­ ida 31771 at Noel five days prior (4071 333-43)1 E a t. 4337; M e a m a n i (TDO users enty). WITNESS my bond end Seal ot mis Court an August 31. INS. (Court Seal) MAR YANNI MORSE CLIRK. CIRCUIT COURT By; Rum King Deputy CNrh Publish: August)) and Ssptsmkarl. IN ) O EG -m IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JU D KIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. MANOPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GSRNERAL JURISDICTION OtVtSIOR CASENOitMM tCAttA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, tucceeaer by merger!* MAROARETTENA COMPANY. INC.. Plolntltt. IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE WTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA PUBLIC SALE P U B L I C N O T I C B IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Vtednoedo). September 4. t m ot lt:DD Am. Eastern, at Rw premises of Florida Utility Traitors. Inc.. 4)48 N. Orange Blossom TraM. Orlando. PNrtda M M , Rw undesigned win toll ot publk taN N Iha hDNel bidder oil et Its right. tttN and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I E td N TIIN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, O R TN C IM N TE n iTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT RONALD WHEELER. JR. and SANOYPAVE WHEELER. MewlN. OeNndontlil. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pureuant N a Final Judgment ot FaroeNeure dated Aupuet IS. t m and entered m Caee No. fMTtd CA It A. at me Circuit Court ot the EIGHTEENTH Judkial Circuit m and N r IB M INOLE County. PNrtda whoreIn CHEM ICAL R ESID EN TIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, euccaeear by m ergar ta M A R O A R B TTB N A C O M ­ PANY. INC. N Ptemtitt and RONALD WHEELER. JR., at a l, are OeNndante. I will tall N ceth in the RNet Irant the Courthouse. In SEMINOLE County. PNrtda. at M ; « o'elect a. m. an me Diet day at SopNrrbor, t m the to; toeing atocrihad property oo eat farm m taM Pinal Judo mant.Nwtt: L O T 13ft SAN LANTA 3RD SECTION. accard N p N Iha Plat thereat ae Recorded In Plat Beak IS. Pape a et the Publk I ^ M ^ g dl I m i Im Io w^NNtty fiumfw 0 P la r ld a a/b/a 1«10 E a t t VatancN Court. Senterd. PNr Ida a m . DATED IMe net day at Aug. INS M ARYANNS MORSE Ae CNrh at said Court B y: Joan Brlllent Ae Deputy CNrh PuMNh: Aupuet a and | IppO It IT T # D IG -234 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIONTBENTN JUDKIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CA SIN D ifffTCA H L MIDLAND BANCORP. INC., a Michigan corporation, d/b/a m - w ------ « NMnyipi U m W o m fvsn n r pwt a e r e«T t lkmi nn , Plolntltt. vs. PRANKS. HAIR, SR. and ANITA R. HAIR. hMsrIN. JAMES PIERCE MICHAEL and OERIMICHAE L. UN srIN. SERVPROOP OREATER ORLANDO. INC. and UNITED STATES. SECOND AMENDED NOTICE OP M LB NOTICE Is hereby given that p u rsu a n t to the Second Amended Summary Pinal Judgment at Foreclosure and et BissonahN AtPeas entered m the pending In Me Circuit Court of mo Sghteonth Judkial Circuit, m and Nr SsmlneN County, PNrlde. Case No. fa V7CAI4L me undersignod CNrh will sell me property situated in teldCsunty. describedas; has see. s s i v t w s s i h , PHASE 1. occardMg N the plat rmrded In Plat 33. Pages 41 • 40. Public ^ P asM k bw rI p m MA lII d ( Ilo M^ dWdDlA Rm rf MV l bp oMatIT D fI h I Wo k IW I M bast bidder Nr cash at 11:10 a m an me urn dey et SapSsmkar, INS. ol 1*1 N. Park Avenue, at the west bent stops at Ihs SamInals County court­ house, Sanlerd. Seminole County, Plarlda. DATED Aug. list. IN). (Court Seal) C ^ K D F T hV CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY By: RumKIng As Deputy CNrh Publish: August I I and September I, IN ) DEG-33) M M U W & SM C TK M DIVISION CASE NG.fMdtd-CA-l4K GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc., l/k/a Travlart Mortgage Ssrvko*. Inc.. Piamtitt, VS. LUISOLIVERand CATHERINE OLIVER and JOHN HAYTHORNE; etel., NOTICI OP FORECLOSURE M L ! Notice N hereby given Ihal. pureuant ta mat Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated August Id. IN ), and entered In civil cose number SMMSCA I4K. et Rw Circuit Court et the lSth Judkial Circuit M and Nr SomlnoN County. F lorIdo. ehorein GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERV ICE). INC.. P/K/A TRAVLERS MORTOAOE SERVICES. INC.. It Plolntltt and LUIS OLIVER. C A T H E R IN E O L IV E R , PATRICIA A. HAYTHORNE. H IL D A O LIV E R . SPRING WOOO VILLAGE CONDOM IN IUM ASSOCIATION OP LONG WOOO. INC.. IVars Dstsnd ont(s), I will toll N Rw highest and bast bidder Nr cash et Rw west trsnt deer et me SsmlneN County caurthsuM In Sontord. SomlnoN County, F Nr Ido. ot 1l:dB A. M. an Rio list doy ol •D y tD T T X ^ W p ig g a ly y ji M ^ T tw Snllreiiliiii r ih I D W li r y described property at eat term In said Pinal Judgment. N wit: Unit Na. I3PA at SPRINGWOOO VILLAGE CONDOMIN­ IUM and an undivided l/Jte m m le seN unit. Ml In oim end subject N strictlens, terms end ether pre­ visions et that Declaration at Condominium at tprlogwood Vlllops. o condominium, ot re­ corded In Official Records Bosh 1331. Pago ION. Public Rscsrdi ot SomlnoN County. F Nr Ids. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAIR D E B T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO RE A D E B T C O LLECTO R A T TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the Slit day ot August, tm . (Court SoMI MARYANNE MORSE CNrh ot Circuit Court By: Joan Brlllent Deputy CNrh Publish: August M. and September I. Iff) DEGTSt PUBLIC SALE P U B L I C N O T I C E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON (A^iMdiiha# A 1EBE l O n V N V j f I D p i f i T R W i We I " • » ol I3:M p m. EotNrn. at the premises ot Romeo Truck Soles. Inc. dbe Orlando Frelghtllnor. 34SS S. Orange SNseom Troll. Apogho. Florida 32741. Rw undersigned will tell et publk eoN N Rw hlghoet Mdde Ml M IN right. tltN and Nteresl In and N Rw Nl lowing doecrlbod prepsrty sels.w4wrels.Nwlt: One (I) IffSPreNhttJner . Model PLOISIMTnMi v s/n IPUYOMbtiHttaaSI TIR M S OP U L R : A* mini­ mum Down Patmont at t*% N aimer cath. cariltNd or cash­ ier's Chech M Rw time e4 son wim Rw balance duo wimin 34 hours. The undersignod reserves the right ta bid. PORFURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT EllonM. Jonas at 40//440eon ORIX CREDIT ALLIANCE. INC. 3S0SMolttond Center Parkway Suite 4(0 Mol 11and. Florid* 33711 Publish: September t A 3. Iff) DIM-3 in iD T W P in W ^ TTW W D w i n | described prapsrty as Is. where It. N wit: One tlM ft) Utility Refrigerated Trailer 4 T I NT" t/n 1UVVS3MSSM33S14I TERMS OP SALE: A mini mum Down Payment ot 31% In either cosh, certified or cosh tor's check ol the tune et soN wim the balance duo wtRvin 34 hours. The undesigned reeeri^es mo right N bid POR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT EllonM. Jonas ot 4e7/ioaten ORIX CREDIT . ALLIANCE. INC. 7)0t Molttond Cantor Parkway SulN4M Molttond. F Nr Ids 32711 Publleh: Ssptombe IB 3. iff) DEH 4 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N B IIO H T IIN T H JUOtCML CIRCUIT IN AND POR S IM IN O il COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PILE NUMBER fbINbCP IN R l : ESTATE OP Angel L. Rodrigue; NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The administration el the eelate e* Angel L. Rodrigue*. deceoNd. who dted on April 10. IIM Is ponding In Rw Circuit Court ter SomlnoN County. Flor­ ida, Probate Division, th* address of which 1s 301 N. Park Avenue. Sontord. Florid* 3)771. A L L IN TER E S TE D PER SONS ARB NOTIPIBDTHAT: All parsons on whom mis notice Is served who have sb|actIons met chMNngt Rw valid­ ity of Rw will. Rw guollflMtlons ot Rw poreonM representative, venue, or jurisdiction M mis Court are required N fIN tholr oblocllsns with this Court W IT H IN T H E LA TER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE PIEST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE O A TE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All CrWfOrl 0T Tnf WCVMm and other parsons having clMms or demands agslnsl diet Pint's estaN an whom o copy M this nolle* Is served within three months otter Rw dot* M Rw first pub; Icotton M this notice mutt III* their clMms wim Rw Court W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OP THE F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OP TH IS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ^ All ether creditors *• Ih* Decedent and parsons having clMms or dwnonds against Rw Decedent's ostate must RN Rwk clMms wim Rw Court WITHIN TH R E E MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE PIEST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICB. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVERBABRED. T h is N o lle * was l l r s l published on September I, INS. Juno Rodrigue* Personal Representative OavM S. Cohen. Esgulre lor Korshall A Beaulieu 230) Sand Loh* Rood. Suite 1)0 Orlando. Pier Ido SMt* (4071(1)333) Florida Bor No. oe704» Attorney lor PoreonM Representative Publish: September I. A Ilf) OEM f AGINOA SEMINOLE COUNTY OOAROOP ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING SEPTEMBER IS,IMS 4:M P.M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; by Lute CampoG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT RwSomlnote County Board ol Cmtrty Cere* cryptograms are creator! kem quotwonv by lemoue Adjustment will conduct * publk hearing to consider ttw tellowing: psopto. past and prsissrS Each laoar «r ms const stands tor anoOwc CONSENT AGINOA Today* ckts Hagusur A. VARIANCES I. JAMES B BINBB SCHRECK - BAtS*-M0V - Planned Unit Devs teamanI Zen* — Roar yard setback from )S It. to 13 ri. tor an addition on LM If. label View at label Point. PR 3). Pg D U . Section 343bIf; W eld* ot Norm Longview Piece. W ot Lengmoodow Lon*, to mil* W ot labM Palm Drive and 1mil* N M Woklvs Springe Rood. IDIST3) PCPEXUW PDJ XKOV 3. TNOMAS I . MOORE - RAfS-f-lllV - Planned Unit Ooveiognwnt Zone — Roar yard setback variance from 14 It. to ( 3? W K T W O Y P K T B X P M X T L X tt. ter a pool and trom If It. to 7.33 tt. tor a pool Kroon enclosure on Lot 10. Hyde Park. PR 34. Pg 3b40. Soctlan 3411 30; S tidt ot Ash Park Loop. 301M. E of Hyde Park Drive. 77t ft N of Howell Branch KX VXL X TIONX WDHTS Rood ondlVv mlloelMSR 434. (O IS TI) REGULARAdINOA A. CONTINUED ITBMS PROM AUOUST SB, tffS J OSKW AX F T KI VT O I. FLORIDA POWER ft LIGHT - B A » * » i E - A l Agriculture Zone — Request a Special Exception to permit a ISO tt. Mil supported KOJPXIY — H C A X communications tower and a 10tt. a 13 tt. communications shelter an To* Parcel 14, Section 31)13); SE comer ot Brumloy Road and Avenue H. on Ww Florid* Power A Light substation site. ID 1ST I) X I I O O I W D O . B. VARIANCES I. DAVID HIARSIV - BAM H O W - Planned Unit Development PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Acting has always boon holy to mo Zone — Side street wtback variance tram )J ft. to 10 ft. tor a i ft When I act I don't gal caught lying vary oltan * — Kevin high weed tones on Lot SB. WesRiampton ot Carillon. Phew I. Pb 4S. Costnar. Pg 34 34, Sacnon 1431)1: NE corner at Hampstead TerrK* and O 19SS by hCA. be I Carillon Park Orive. no tt. S M Lockwood Boulevard and Vi mil* N » , iu r..iu .k b . u ID ItTIt 3. GENEVAM. BATES - EA M P IIIV - R IAA Residential Zens — Lot sit* variance from I1.7W eg. tt. to A41S sg tt. and width at building lino trom fb R. to 73 tt. en Lot 10. Block E. West Altamonte OFF THE LEASH By W.B. Park Heights. Soctlan 3. PB l«. Pg 75. Section 11311*; NW comer ot ShMIowtord Shoot and Ookhursl Shoot, Sy mil* W ot PMm Springs Drive and 1mites SM SR 434 (O U T 41 3. JOHN ft JANBT CNOWANIIC - B A M ftU V - R IBB RosldontlM Zen* — Roar yard setback variance tram 14N. to 0 tt. ter a pool and deck en Lot I. Lake Vlst* At Shadowboy. PB 4). Pg II. Soctlan 4)1 If: SWIy side ot Shadowboy Boulevard North. 000 tt. NWty el Montego Intel Boulevard. 330 tt. SWIy ol Wekiva Springs Rood and te mite N M SR 434.IOIST3I C MOBILE HOMES I. MURRAY ft. BAXTER - B A M f SITE — A I Agriculture Zone — Reinstatement ot an (listing mobile homo on Tsa Parcel f. Section 34 3b33. on ttw N side ol SR 44 end mile E of SR #34 IDISTS) ). ROBERT JINKINS - BAM442TE - A S Agrlcullur* Zona To place e mobile home on Lot 34. Oscoola Blutt South. (Toe Parcel 7). Section I A 173431. E side ot Waccossa Shoot. <i mil* S ot Mogonwr Way and 7N tt. E ot Oecoolo Rood. (BIST I) O. APPROVAL OP M IM U TI! I August 34 IffS — Regular Mooting This public hearing will be held in Room H3]g ot Rw Seminote County Services Building. 1141 E. First Sheet. Sontord. Florida, on September 11. IfM. *14 04p m or as soon thereafter a*possibte Written comments tiled with Rw Currant Planning Manager will be considered Persons appearing *1 ttw Public Hearing will b* hoard FurRwrdtlollsavollobl* by calling 3)1 11)4. Eat.7444 Persons or* advised Riot It they decide to appeal any decision mods ot this hearing, they will need o record ol the proceedings, end tor such purpose, they may need to Insure that a verbatim record ot ttw proceedings le mode, which record Includes Rw testimony end evidence upon which Rw appeal Is te be based, per Section 344 010). Florida Statutes CELEBRITY CIPHER Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate In any ot thaw proceedings should contact th* Employe* Relation* Depart mont ADA Coordinator 44 hour* In advance ot ttw moating at 131 11)0. Eit.7f4l 'How about rubbing a little sunblock on my back?* SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAROOF ADJUSTMENT BY: BEN TUCKER. CHAIRMAN Publish September l.lfM DEM 7 case NO: to-toae-OR-eo-K IN R E: Th* Marriage M EddN Pltxpatrkfc Ctariw. CIVIL ACT ION CASR NMfbStefCAM STATE S T R U T BANK ANOTRUSTCOMPANY. ASTRUSTER. so— v*. DAVIOW.HALL.atal ^ ■•pW t-«K kw Awrii NOTICE OP ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARBIAGB TO: Rooomorlo Mkhoeto FrodtrlchoMor*. YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ FIED mat on action Nr dkeotwtion of marriage has baan filed gutted to serve a capy al year written detonate. If any. N N an Eddie Plt*pMrkh Oerha. PeriElm Avenue. Senterd. PL 3)773. en or before SEPTEMBER M. let), and tile Rw PriglnM write Rw cterh ol Rite court " dlately ttwrsetter. If you teH ta do so. a deteuri will b* entered against you ter th* rMlof de­ manded in Rw petition. WITNESS my hand and Me seal ot this Ceurt on AUOUST 14. Iff). (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE C L IR K O P T H I COURT By: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Cterh Publish: August 14. IS. A Soptembor 1, A lfM DC 0-174 IR TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP TNB WTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi w o rn CA14L COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS. EDWARD MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN. I T AL OVPINOANT(S) N O TICI OR POR I CLOSURE SAL! NOTICE IS HIRERV GIVEN pursuant te a Summary Pinal Judgment of foreclosure August 17, Iff), entered In Civil Cot* No. M4771CA-I4L if Rw Circuit Court ol Ih* IIT H Judkial Circuit In w«d ter SEM­ INOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, wherein COLONIAL M O R TG A G E COMPANY If P la in t if f and E D W A R D M IC H A E L M C LA U G H LIN ; CAROL O. M CLAUGHLIN; JOHN DOE AND JAMB DOR AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION are DeUndents. I will eall ta Rw highest and bast bidder ter cash at THE W IST FRONT DOOR tt Rw SEMIN O L I CO U N TY CO UR T­ HOUSE. M l NORTH PARK AVENUR In SANPORO. Plar­ lda. at 11:M o'clock a m. an the ttth day at Segtember. lfM Iha tallowing described prep»rty i Mt lorth In said Summary Pinal Judgnwnt.te-wU: LOT 4)3. OAK FOREST UNIT FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK te. PAORS » ANO 4ft PUBLK RECO RO S OP SIM IN O LR C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A , IN C L U O IN G SP E C IFIC A L L Y BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION T H E FOLLOW ING EQ UIP­ M ENT: HANOI. DISHWASH­ ER. O AR EA O I DISPOSAL. WALL-TO-WALL CJUIPET Dated RUt list day tt August. IfM. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Rw Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH OIL ABILITIES ACT. disabilities noodlng a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Rw SEMINOLE County Court house at 447 3U4334. X 037 i loo t js 4771 (T O D ) ar l Mb n s 1770. via Plarlda Roloy Service. Publish: August 3S ft! I. Iff) d e g na I N T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I UNJUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO POR SIMINOLR COUNTY FLORIDA CASING.fb34MCAI4L FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, vs SUSAN M. PATUTTAtlal.. Defendant!*). N O TIC I OP ACTION TO: SUSAN M. FATUTTA and UNKNOWN SPOUSE. II martied II alive, and/or dead (Rwlrl unknown heirs, drill tegstees or grants** and oil parson* or parltot claiming by, through, under or against him (them). Residence unknown. YOU ARE NOTIFIED Not an Action lor foreclosure Of a mortgage on the lottewing prop­ erty In SEMINOLE County. FloridaL O T 44. R I V E R C R E S T PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE COROEO IN PLAT BOOK 34. PAGES 1317. PUBLIC RBCO R O S OP S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO AS MOOIFIEO BY THAT CER TAIN AFFIDAVIT RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1434. PAGE N l. PUBLIC RECO R D S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA. has boon filed against you and you or* required to servo 0 copy ot your written detente*. It any, to It on SPEAR ANO HOFF­ MAN. P.A.. Attar nays, address It 744 South Dill* Highway. Coral Gobi**. F terIds 33144. IMS) ted 77H, within M days otter ttw first publication ot the nolle* and to III* original wim ttw Clerk of Ihte Court either betor* wrvtca en SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. PJL. attorneys or Immediately there otter; otherwise a default will be entered against you ter the rolinf demanded In ttw Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and tool ot mis Court on mis Itlh day tt AUGUST. IH) (Court Sooll MARYANNE MORSE. At Clerk et ttw Court By: Patricia F Mills At Deputy Clerk Publish: September I.L lets OIH23 ____ _______ M. N O TKBOP FORECLOSURE SALE NOT K B IS HRRBBV GIVEN furkswnlldd Pinaf Judgmantof toroclaaure dated Auguaf IB tffS, and antergd In f4)4b4CA14-A af Iha Circuit Court af Iha EIG H TEEN TH I Orturi In and Mr SEM­ INOLE Caunty. Ftertdawhareto STATE STR EET BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY. A t TRUS­ TE E It the Ptetnttft and OAV1D W. NALL; M RKI C HALL; • A R N E TT RANK OP CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA. NA* RAGLE CREEK HOMEOWNER'S AS­ S O C IA T IO N . I N C .* A N D ■ A R N ITT RECOVERY COR­ PORATION atv RW DafandanN. I wiR tarite Iha tuahaaf and kail t ter cath af tea want Rant af Ih* laminate County Florida af M:EB am ., an Rw net doy of If f ! Rte tritewteg rogarty ae « f terth In said PMal Judgment: LOT tS. EAGLE CREEK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. ASRBCOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 3L PAGES W THROUOH WOP THE PUGLK RECOROS OP SIM IN O L R COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HANO and Rw aaal af Rste Court an Auguaf 31. (U A L ) MARYANNE MORSE Cterh af tea ClrcuR Court |D m aWmn IBHII y . • JJD W H fm V f* l Dogwty Clark MOTKE In an ardanca writ lean* OteaMtittea Act. p special otcommodi tton to portitipote In (Ms pm vldual t r agency sanding nahee net later than eovon (7) day* grlar le tea gritaeteeg at tea addrgaa given an tea mllce. Talaphorw: 447 )334334 aet. 407; IGEbfM-ETTI (TOO ) ar 14444)4477* (V ); vk ' Raley L Publish Auguot) ) ft l optimber 1.1ft) DE0-331 N O TK B O P SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN TH A T T H I UNOERSIONED IN T EN D S T O SELL TH E PERSONAL PROPERTY ORS C R IIIO BELOW T O EN­ FORCE A LIEN IMPOSED ON SAID P R O P E R TY UNDER T H I PLO R IO A SELF STORAOE A CT STA TU TES (SECTION 43.M1 G W ) THE UNOER HONED WILL SILL AT P U B L K SALE BY COM P I T I T I V I BIOOINO ON T H I IITH DAY OP SEPT. IfN AT Id A.M . ON T H I PREMISES WHERE T H I PROPERTY HAS E R IN STORED ANO WHICH A R E L O C A T E D AT SOUTHERN SELF STORAGE lfM S. OriLANOO OR.. SA FORD. PL n m . COUNTY OP SIAM N O L I. STAY* OP FLOR­ IDA T H I FOLLOWING: Bit RICH oTTCHELL C 7 C L IM M II HUDSON CM AAARIA PAPAOIMITRIOU C4SWILLIAM G. STIPHINSON Df M A RYILLEN M . McCULLAOH D44MERCEDES LEMON 044LORRIE ROCHE D U YVONNE HALL E4I LARRY LEMON 143 MARC H IIL P IR N E4* LARRY KINNAIRD E74MATTHIW NAPIER F33 DAWNALLVSON HARE II CHRIS RAOOSIVICH OS *4 TARENCECARR C O N TE N TS INCLUDE FURNITURE. TOOLS. APPLI­ ANCES. CLO TH IN O . MISC BOXES. PACKED CARTONS. HOUSI HOLD ITEMS. IC T . PURCHASES MUST BE PAID PO R A T T H I T I M E OP PURCHASE IN CASH ONLY. A L L P U E C H A S ID ITEM S SOLO AS IS. WMTRB IS ANO M U S T RE E IM O V B O A T TIMS OP SALE. SALE SUB­ JE C T TO CANCELLATION IN T H I E V E N T OP S E T T L E ­ M E N T B E TW E E N OWNER ANO OBLIGATED PARTY. RICH HJSSSELBALCN MANAGERSOUTHERN SELF STORAGE TIL333M1S Publish: September I. L IfN DEH-3 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID* IN PRORATR PILE MAM-Ttf-CP InRo: ESTATE OP HATTIE L.CHILD R I. NO TICI OP A044INISTRATI0N The administration el th* estate at HATTIE L. CHILDRI. deceased. Pi l e Number *37WCP. I* pending In ttw Circuit Caurt tar Seminal* County. F lorids. Probate Divi­ sion. the iddrin of which I* North Pork Avenue. Senterd. PL 3 )771. Th* noma* and address** tt the personal ropro* eontativ# and tea parson*; rep­ resentoil vos oriemoy ora sot term kotow. All Interested parsons or* required te til* wrih this court: •(a) All claims opolnet ttw estate W I T H I N T H R E E MONTHS AFTER T H I FIRST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICI and. (b) any obloctten by an Interest­ ed person te wham this notice It served that challenge* Iha pualltkottene af mo portonoi rapestentative, venue, or lurttdktten ot th* Court WITHIN THE LATER OP T H R U MONTHS A FTER THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I OATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON. ALL CLAIMS ANO OGJEC TIONS NOT SO PILED WILL ■EFOREVER BARRIO. Publication ot Ihte Notice ho* m September 1st. iff). Pereenol Kepretentative Gabby Gono Coruttwrs 334 Lek*vlow Avenue Sontord. F L 33771 Phillip H. Gor #444174 Attorney tor Persons! R»prs tentative P.O. Boa 4#4 Senterd. F L 3777) 4444. (#47) D l 3774 Publleh: September l. ft Iff) DEH 10 CLASSIFIED ADS Stfflinols Orlando-Winter Park 407/322*2611 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 0 3 CUSSnCOHPT. HOURS M U L > M fJ L MMMVBM rm«t CLOUDSATURDAY tKNOAT PWVATI PARTYRATIS MMeti»#to#s#«sl7|1Nit M ?NMNlMt SMsto***f*4M#?ti 1HW SNHNriNl lMlfo»«44(M***ff|(1Mm 1Mm 4***4*##b#**4*f44#e*#*##*^Se^®9 i o Florida corporation. Legal NaHcta B CASi no . w teas c a -i» l ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, Legal N otlcf i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIONTBENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Legal Notlca» 1 E E L O T l». THE LANDING ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THBRSOP, AS RSCORMD IN PLAT ROOK M. PAGES 4( T H R O U O H I I . OP T H E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DATED at SantardL PNrtda molieidayat Auauat, iff*. MARYANNE MORSE. Cterh SEMINOLE County. PNrtda By; Joan BrlHent Deputy CNrh Publish; Aupuet IS, and l ipNmbor I, ION DSGOS Legal Notices i Oetowdw Hs). N O T IC I OP SAAR PURSUANT TO C N A P T IR M NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order af Pinal Judgment el Fertctoeure delei August Ml « 1 end entered In Caee Ne * *M77ICA-14-A at the Circuit Court el I N INN Judkial Circuit m and N r SEMINOLE C o u n ty, P la rld a . w herein M A N U P A C T U R IS AND T R A M R S TRUST COMPANY, A NEW YORK CORPORATION l« me Plenum and CARMEN L. ED W A R D S; ST. TR O P E Z H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA ­ TION. IN C , A CORPORATION N O T -P O R -P R O P I T ; T H E L A N O IN O A S S O C IA T IO N . I N C . . A C O R P O R A T IO N N O T -P O R -P R O P I T ; JO H N O M . W HO M TR U E NAME IS UNKNOWN, are Defendant*. I win eoti N mo highest and beet bidder tor c*M 311 N ~ A*enu*.*t woof bent dew of the SEMINOLE CawNy Ciurtheuea. Sontord. PNrtda. at 1I:M A. M. an mo IN I day et tees, me tettewmt properly ea eat N rm m Order at Pinal Judgment, to Ltg il Notlcf •IUemMrBrmr NOW ACCEPTING Hurt* N tea east ef an addMr w sars iPteWyt) Mean The Day (InteaaudMatan ■BaraapanatetetarteaRmt I afteaanal efteat lErMdayR lanfyla LtflrtNoUc— Lata 1 IN T N I CIRCUIT I OPTNRRMNTRRNTN M V wLmAw wMw pT^^ip aawmwww™ ^ A M ' M n pTa Garden tt Momarte* let. Ask mg: SIM. ORO. MMPftMM aHkAsSZiH ^L w et« * IB M M O il 2 COWUT I I - FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASI NBifbWMCA DfVtSfON VbA AAAI RICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, INC.. SUCCESSOR BY A4IROER WITH CRBDITHRIPT INC.. PlaMMt(s). SHEEVLLYNNSCOTTI l/k/4 SHERYL LYNN THOMPSON, at 41. ( 4). M OTKE OP FORECLOSURE SALE N O TICI It H I E I B V OIVEN g ^ u p M te ojMwol Judgmiwl if HfLandontenld te<St4 Nb *34434 CA laA af Itw Cltxuri Court ot Mp EIG H TEEN TH Judkial Orturi in and ter SEM­ INOLE Cawnty. Plarlda wherein AMERICAN O EN IR A L M044E EQUITY. INC.. SUCCESSOR BY M E R O IR W ITH CR IO ITHRIFT INC. la tea PtateMN and SHERYL LYNN SCOTTI f/k/P S H E R Y L L Y N N THOM PSO N. C A R Y D A L I T H O M P S O N a/k/a O a r y Tkampaan. STANTON L. COBB. H AVIR TV PURNITURI COMPANIES. INC. are tea Oatendants. I will soil te Ih* Mgfwof and baot Mddar tor cate at tea West front dear at tea Senterd!*Pte rtda ^a tS Tw Tm ! an tea flat dey ef Praa madka# care, franapartatlan. ceunwling. private darter piue living i Bar fS37)ll Ctoarwa ALOMBT RESPECTED dating bureau since 1*771 ~ InchidedI l-Mbftl-4477 (ManM-t- large dteceunt) S -H M ltk C a rg CARIfttVIR. en lovely J te rt 9ft16^9 |^ car* tm ateaMty Baot*. Socurlty. Atelltef Hytop. 003I4«A Giving SPECIAL < ter your loved n w *. 3214*3) BMP. CAREGIVER soaking morning hours, good ref.. HP. QMMYCMUIVKl CARE Mf MY NORM MewRS/YrtyM caring day B L k. ft Insured. Call:................... SIBBN ITV SNORES Labafrenl. 14 H r. trained staff, state Ik. Lang term care, etifwimar.. 1 7 -Worn ry I I Judgment: THE W IS T 433-33 P IE T Ob LOT 347. O.P. SWOPE LAND COMPANY'S PLAT OP BLACK HAMMOCK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT T H IR IO P AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES MG ANO IIS. PUGLK RECORDS OP S IM IN O L R C O U N TY . FLO R ID A . T O O I T H I R W I T H A 1*44 PLIN STO N I D O U B L IW ID I M O B I L R H O M I KH44D3IK4*340AA A N D KH4EOHK4P34AI. WITNESS MV HANO and Ih* aaal af Ihte Court on Auguot 31. lt d (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterh of Ih* Circuit Court By: Joan Brlllant Oeputy Clark NOTICI In accordance wrih It kan* Oteabllltte* Act. .i a special w piHKipfW n» lfWo p w vldual ar agency eendlnp notice not later than eovon (?) day* prtor te te* af Ih* 447-3334331 t it . 4327; 1Mb*134771 (TOO) «r 14M4M-E77* (V ); via Florida Relay Service. PubriNt- August 3) ft September I. If*) DIGS3B N O TICI OP SHERIFF'S SALE N O TICI IS H IR IB V OIVEN mol by virtu* tt that certain fWIt ot Eaocutton latusd out and undte th* tool of Nw County Court ot Somlnote County, PterIdo. Casa I fS/lSfbCCMU upon a tine! lodgment rendered In I otareaold Caurt on th* am doy of Juno A D . iff). In that certain coeo entitled: domett Recovery Corporation. PtamtlN vs Robert # - r t e fite M s v Irn m N O T M OTi « loresold Writ of Eaocutten v delivered te m* as Sheriff of Seminole County, F torIdo and I have levied upon all Nw right, and Intoreet of m* defers -e----» 4 I I ------ j ----- I-------------^ Q m i T i K O H y i 1 . n l f l M P t # 1“ M to Ih* toi lowing described prop arty, sold property being located In Seminal* County. Florida mere particularly described a* tel lows: On* ltasCodllloc Sovlllo. Shw In Color VlnflG4KSSI)fKUaSMM being stored at Altamonte Tow­ ing Sorvkp. and Nw undatlgnod a* Shoritt ' Somlnote County. Florid*, will *1 tl:M AAA an the 3rd day tt Octebor AO. IOPS. otter ter vd soil t o !ho highest POR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIIN S. at Nw Frcnt (Weal) Dear, at Nw step*. tt Nw Somlnote County Court houw In Sontord. Florid*. Nw That told sate I* being mod* to satisfy Nw term* of mi* Writ of Eaocutton. Donald P. Isi toper. Shoritt SamInoto County. Plarlda NOTICE REGARDING T H I AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF If**. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY N EED ING SPECIAL ACCOMOOATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE CIVIL OIVI SION OP TH E SHEEIPP'S O FFI CE . ENFOBCEABLB WRITS SECTION. 134) 3dth STREET. SANFORD. FLOR­ IDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED ING. TELEP H O N E: 4*7 334 #4#*. TDO #47 32333)3 P i A J I e k b d - (^ t f w s e s J t e o 1 E r W f l w l W - I D p f D I r n ^ H It V* u.23 wimmeioioan October A Iff). D E H -It OrtklCGf ARCSRUILL Pay Core TLCbobto*. toddlers. .......3*341 IS CHILD CARR IN MV NDMD. RMMNiW 6A6fl.**SAt. Pancod yard......... J O -4)13. PINRCREST A R IA . 440/Wk. r ecbsof baa. hot Iyard. 3347)17. Legal N o tlcf IN TM I CIRCUIT COURT POR SEMINOLI COUNTY. PLORIOA PRORATI DIVISION FHaNa.fS-717-CP IN RE: ESTATE OP DOROTHY I L I N B P IP P ER SHAW, a/k/a ■ L IN E 0. SHAW, N OTICI OP ADMINISTRATION Th* administration at ttw •state tt DOROTHY I L IN E PEPPER SHAW, a/k/a E L I N I D. SHAW, dacaaead. PI la Number *3717 CP. la gandlng In Nw Circuit Caurt tor laminate County. Florida. Probate Divi­ sion. Nw address of which It P.O. Drawer C, Sontord. PtorIds 31771. The nomas and addressee of Itw Portonoi Reprooonlottvo and Ih* Personal Repre­ sentati ve' s attorney or* sot Itethtetow ALL I N T ER E ST E D PER­ SONS ARE N O TIP IIO TH A T: All persons an whom mis nolle# It torvod who have ob joetten* Nwl cheltong* Nw valldlly of Nw Will, the quaintesttone ef Ih* portonoi representative, venue, or lurltdkttan of this Caurt ar* required to file their Bblectient with this Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE: DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTE R THE OAT E OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors ot Nw decedent and other person* having claim* estate an whom a copy of mis notice It served within three months alter Nw dote of Nw first pubiketten ot mi* notk* must llto tholr claim* wim mi* Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FT E R T H I OATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE TO THEM. All ether creditor* #1 th* decadent and parson* having claim* tr demands against Nw decodenFs estate must file their CLAIMS WITH THIS COURT WI T HI N T H R E E M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OP THISNOTICE. A LL CLAIMS. OEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WLL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date et first publication et mi* Notk* it September let. Iff) Personal Bopr* tentative M A TTH EW S. SHAW 3421 S alisbury Rlvd. Winter Pork. FLA. 3274# Attorney tor Personal Reprosontotl v* DONALD ft. SMITH P.O. Roe 144 OoBory. Florida 3)713 (#47)4444431 Florida Bar No. «a73P44 Publish: September l. ft 1(44 OSH-14 - I .' ; ^ V �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, September 1, 1998 - M 71—mmvMmvm I wa T ra m Lacai ward. U 2SJ 9 NO HID D EN C O S T!. N IID tS N O P A P F R IN T K IS ended, but kanafita. I fwiiHma MTMUTflint ii» n u I .e O D n i f t S l a 1 a W A R ! HOWS! C a SRCRRTARIAL sails MMMTIMHMtmn w imwiri. can«i ana With IS year ettabllthed tramlnp tampa pay A kawafift Resettle* prepI M I m u imama, n a a n e/wk. raiiakto A raipantikii 71- ASiMManday Friday A A A R M F L O T M IR T MFCRSWR&MAVI. Far Iraa terete*. aap. and driver* Ik. Naked bock. C IN TIR o t FLORIDA. Inc. a SANFORD 1/1 apt, Claan. w/acra parch. SHSDMft tac PDDLTO N A Vt w/Pan. dM. parapa. Naaa iphan. S87S/87S a SANFORD in, w/dan. laaaa w/aptkn. CHA. SM8/SMP d SANFORD t/ t w/IMno rm. A FLIASD SftltO RftlDMD TOt ■Had Res #RL Saototto Hants. F .a Ben MPT. laniard. FL am.tonhanacaRa.ROD FAR T-TIM D tf/br.-Aatwar tofepkenet Flea. kcVlocal ana. na enp. nacanary- Call ippAtoaasta Dot. tsr. • W o S o d ’i D I }/ > . w / d b l. parapa. eat In kit., prlv. (MW m. ftRRR/ARRR ^WILDr iil>IW •SANDRA S/t. naw paint, w/dbl. parapt, earner tof, nka araanamm.paat.t7Pt/p7SL d SANFORDin. w/dM. par apt. acres, perch. U40/LMI to. Ft <m ApanryOnAptop Far utility contractor, atparl aiMa WTrtpWiMlalkil ftoiptvf Mlt ftol a^mda^A f^nwr^w* to M MMer Or.. ANalp r lapt. F L . m i . » day*. 4tr MAfPPP. .IO C . f-masendHnd n«w Fulltime. t t M i n a — »., |. nppvy Men.-Frl., IPam-lpm: PROOFREADERS WORKER, E ^ , rap. STSJSto S N M B p a ri^^M VALID FLORIDA DRIVER'S LIC EXFDRISNCtROMLV C R U tS IL IN ftl Bar tenders. tervart. train c lam a rt, melntonenct. dt ckhandt. security. F U LL TIM D ON F A R T T I M ! ‘MACHINE* DPEMTOftS* • mat m to-t hr. to atartl F T . AltaA A ^ II A a A m | | ^ w f f ^ w r n ^ R w l t o ^W vrfw l^^to 9 ^ W f t o Cantor. Cad tOT-PtMSSt tor Great ippirtjnlty with me|er Orlande ca. warklnp In lan­ iard location. It yaw art famil­ iar with: O FR ESSDRAKE O FU M C H F R E M 0 SHEAR O FA A R tC A TM H Tap Manay. Renefltil Vecellanl D O N 'T M IU T H IS t Track Orhtart CM. a lakarart SewOperaCart a TraaaM ■toctrtcMMstod* Ptoma SPRINT tTAPFIHOi MM am t M A T U R R . R ESPO N SIBLE FARTS D R IV IR needed far laniard company. Oaaa OMV ‘ la p .w / auto F u ll A p a rt tim e w o rk, ter m iota » MUST NAVD DAIL Y tranapartattan. RaaOtrt aa^t. anht Labtran no aap. nacaaaary. MAbaiT. SICfTFMT FMTTUN N O R R IL L SERVICES N E V E R A F E E ! EOD parti helpful. Full benefit*. Call: naaiae. F O D 1A ftr t f A r p COMPANY MAID ASSIST. DRY CLEANERS StnktMiM DRY CLEANERS Etperlenced SILK A WOOL prattar.....................Man.Frl. _______ 4p7-aa*W4t_______ EARN S M NR. Na nlfhtt or weekends. W1 PROVIDft-weekly paychecks, paid trainlnp A mlleaga. drup fraa werkpiect. unltormt. n.ca place to wart. YOU PRO­ V ID E car A auto Intgranca. Call: Full lima rat ldanflal cleaning. M F .S S . Unlfarmad-Will train. imp an INOUSTDIAL SIWINO MACHINES ONLY. Work In A/C. R A I D holiday!, benefit!, health Inturance. Apply In penan: HUBLTV, 11-7, M SMfT TUB Old Lake Mary Rd. Santard ________ fto-MItolA________ tvctir. tvonuiMUT. *SHEETMETAL* ■MOLLY MAIDS' _____ SS1MM w*m _____ SAIMKi HFB. CMFIMT L Apply wtodn: FROCUSOFIMIORS w w F M tfW TO H w W tantort Induttrial thap. Shear A brake prate tat up. Shap layout A field amp. In duct work Intfallallan helpful. Apptyi Ml COOI SCO WAV. Or cadi m a m tor Into. Drup fraa. I Of.________________ M N. Hary 17/TS. OaAary, FI. Drup Free War kplaca. Far night and weekend mint. WM tr**n iictiia ni benefit*, competitive wapa. Drup fraa and tmehe fraa wartplaca. H in a a an------------- UTTiCf HUfUfHf Full lima, immadtoto apanlnp. buty prlnflnp office. Com­ puter. tiling, kotkktiplng and phone*. Call tar oppt.naaOM C O m iM IH TA L cS rta N t. Inc. 1IS0 dalle Ave. Winter Spring*. FI. M7M i WEEK J ihqjdi MICMMtC FOR LAWN malatanaaca . CALL: MAMAjMS i § 1 1 1 I 1 ■ S TA T E SALE Sat., Sun. A Mon. I A T Dlthet. furniture, computer ttuff. plattwara. wine maker A tamo toaft. IM SYCAMORE CT. NtddiaLk. F R L A SAT. A T. SSI ROM ST. (Off Airport Alvd.) M U LTI FA M ILY . NaEartvblrdtl HUGE SALE Sat. A Sun. Only. Alpm. Loft •fjUUU SALEROIMUll Call In yeur garage tala ad by IS naan an Tuesday and taka edventepa at our tpaclal parapa tala ad prkall Call CiettJfled now far dafalitl 322-7111 m FUMY-SAT. f -lp R L Little of everything. na early bird* I l l Aanbar La. Santard MOVINO SALE. Frl. thru Sun.I 7-7 Rato-tlllar. houteheld. flthInp pear, treadmill, detkt. toad SI FES AVE. SANTORO, I M T .S a p t.L A S . SSAfllt 1741 MISSOURI A V I. Furn., appll.. fa ^Jttntjjjjnttl^jolktiJijt^ SAT. ASIMMYTIM SAU, Mwdaad ■t*C)N*R°*, i C* i to-18 hr. plua fun prlnal Mutt have at leetl I yr. aa leadw with reililentlal claanlnp camaany A car......... .Ml a m Full lim a . Hava panaral knewtodpe ef all phatai of malntonanca Includinp AC. Mutt aa I F A cartlflad tor AC. Apply la pertaa: Alefaye Trad Apia.. SMI N. Atotoya Trad, Orlandt. ( Pfc. 1M-MM) Stereo, microwave, atphana. men't apart coatt tilt a. LOTS at mltc.. oddt A endal i Or. I FAM ILY) A Out. Too many Ihlnpt to llttl Frl. Sun. MSSS.LAURI IIR IL A V E . 2 FAMILY Sat. Only. A T Tlrea A wheels, tooli. scaffolding, truck teats, toyt. houtafwld A furn. SM7 S. FRENCH A V I. (OffSTIh) GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES IMpp. tootojSocAa and rnSquea arp M M flulif Wm Mflt f l JA^Ar t^^WtkiMM flD> (ft ^Ik ^ B* sum tiers is pact. Foal signs i bywkinjMrWMnke Dl IM m I n n Spppyl Hpvp pton% «f change aid a aytMm tor handing. IMw sur« m person Ip an5 * at aft “ IrulMaror MuchtPtdpyPHcAi rtnka>on>ack, i fTii l n ptocp tar customers to stort boraammo. i i Mi i L O ps ■ > eatSy A ta tt DftLup aaptoyi Eto p u tw g DM mom canty dttods. Otoup lumrturg. d o ttw . toys. Man •quoniwnt iod owm iMnn wft i W m n w cftio d ii. 7. IddataRad Estokbah ana vaa tor *Undv IS*, anaDiar tor *Unctor Sl*. Conwdar havra a batch ot lamp t w an •FREE wtti purohaap si S T. flampn** tip youngtkar* tor Mai yaw aa* aarsMtot Haw*ftat a Ema afwn most I Incorporato your sofa wkh a IftTDd aodatipl Whan pdvprSang your sato in Eia t par, hst IndMduta (toms Donl simply sap, 'aw ■wtotototo.* Each ftma you bat an Awn. you or* I •to M of RotorRtoi oMtomatp. 11. •ADAiMrto(itolMMUhatoltomplohov«r,ftiutoDtomto achiniMtooryonaaDan. WyousoaEiataontoitomototonot mmWtotoM Bumf too sato.morkt arn dwantomnD>to tost Imum m) M mm 4m i M W I hft Mmm _»f^ WM H wI m Wm W u^A W DW pRRTto nm IIm nRHD m VIM H M IV to kmt your unwanted anus Into oaahl SAN FO R D Office tq ft. bulldlnp total. IMS tq. ft. par office unit. Stl-flM ^STYLIST ^NAJLTEGN^ FT. WORLD OF cSeath iTIONL 17ft TUCHIRSJUM FULL Tima, emcellent bantflft. Child car# amp, rap, m ms. TEACHER ASSIST. llto 3234171 SANFORD ARIA FIN E RIDAE. V7 condo. Appll., SS8S me. + etc. O R aall Avail. 18/1. SANTORO. 1 bdrm.. Dgptom. C/HA. cerperts. appll.. tato. Fret. Oraup RE 48P-MSS. SANTORD. far ape apt. 1/1 w/DEN. tcm. parch, haafair. walk fa lakal tsaa/tldd. SNtiNaw Raaffy MS-baas SANTORD 1/1. near town. SIS ark.. Incl. util.. dM - required. M *lH7arM 1M t BDRM., I BATH. In Santord. Claan S ilt ma. M ava In ............m a / a a CALLMATTAT: (4l7)2l7 7ft3BOT WATtON M A LTY. Lab# Mary office la now Intarvlmmlnp far new ar ampar lencad real estate aataclatoa. Call I d a carter I c«R................................ m n a a With min. t year T I A Alum, atp. tor Santard custom vehi­ cle manufacturer. FeA Note W /IUlBN Call: 4P7Hailto. ■KF. Helpful, but will train tor right paraan. Apply at: TELEMARKETER Imp. Day A nlpht thlflt. n c i l l m l hrl y. wapg/cemmltilan F L U S bonut I Our tolemarfcetort br wk. SANFORDtoAWtS TELEMARKETERS Eaty. fun. new travel propram. Upgrade mote It. choice of cr ul tt thlpt and rental cert.Call new. no deling. 407434-3413 Tool & Die Makeis Awesome Opportunity! Ter etperlenced Teal A Ola Mekert with me|or Orlando ca. working In Santord leca lion. TOP U PAID Benefit!! Vecetlenl CALLJCHITOBATI OFFICft SFACft FROM IMP Sp. FI. SULLIVAN AROUF OF F L. . ttfIMW ei. We make renting a F IS S L E JU N C TIO N paraan N r torkllft and baaplng facllatla. AMa to to lift to Iba. 701 l French Ava. SeaWy*t. _________ fl-Apartnwfitt/ HdmsdIt Slurp S A N F O R D . S/S h a m a . on Wtklva River, teat pays all. o r W k l^ + d a jjn a iU m t^ AIR C O N D IT IO N ID . Clean, quiet, itrktty menaged t4J to wk., util. pd. laun.. phene, kit. ■NcyttoasiiSAiip. tsaeast CLEAN ROOMS, staple starting S77 wh. Fay Fbaaa. laundry. Stetori Dlac.. Frtv. park lap ISO MM F E S TE R SWNL Frlvato rm . full haute prlvlepet. util. Incl. m e m o 7 1 IH I tatter tom. PRIVATE leaptreed Name. e/c. cable, p rt ta r em ployed. S41/wh.eto/dep. 048787. PRIVATE EN TR A N C E , retrlg •rotor, microwave. Color TV . maldtorvko...............7731000 TRAILER, all unities Included, data In. Idaal tor one working person 140/weekly. 3371S4I. ^ e q e v a ^ a rd e q s * 1808 W. 28th StTDDt • Sanford M OBILE NOME, lecetod an S acres, fenced petturp. Ip. •WIN It 322-2090 HOURS: Mon. • Fri. 8:30 • 5 30 I D|fAngala Gordon Property MensQsrrwW IMP man. M H If l SANFORD area. C/HA. t harm., I hath. 1171/men. + pm/aac. Vary clean, noooto-MSATta. U tf t/ lU f lt H EAV ILY T R IID T a a lP r. IMS. County water, tapttc. traeh pickup Inclwdtd. M8-7P8L ~~S2^LCZ4/m&7l& ST. CROIX T3—Krd«ws H r Hurt O n l , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartm ent Homes! 1/1 A /C t AORAL. nark ahap. Pan. carport, earner lot. tan/Men. plus tec Naaatt. HP-t8M. O E N E V A . S RM. N O U I I . fenced acre, water, etoctrk. trethpetdl 1775mo. 14FM77 SANTORD-Lk. Mary. V t Ip tarn. rm. w/fpk.. CHA. toncad yd., near Country d u b A new mall, na pats. S7S8 mo. -t toe. rots. roq. » M 1 M eftor l.M ar .ar tea-Tia m i Yard P«Mfi 4 bdm ., 1 baths. 1 kitchens. 1 family rm t. Formal dining rm . 1 CHA unlit. T car parapa. U N tq. ft. under reef. tlSa.OOB ter m s , a n n u m 118—Offkt >—cp/Hnrt 147— MlMlR 1/ _________ 4P7-SH-7107 BK LOS HOME TrM Pi/Kut DU FLEX, lobe man, > bdm . 1 bath. C/HA. appll.. quiet arqp.tlfVmanth.MUPW. LAN E M ART, t/t. C/HA. carpet, calling tan. mini Minds, toncadyard, n i i — 143—Hdvsds Ml PERSIMMONAVI. I $299MovesYouIn!!! Featuring Where an Apartment is more than just a Place to Live 1 Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 321-7303 PP8 - 735 Secret Harbor,lane Located 1 mile South of Lakf Mary Btvd., on Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary Mon. - Fri. 8:30 •5:30 •Sat 10 •5 Sunday Hours Posted ‘ »7—Apartfiwnti Furnisfwd/ Rtnl — c // s a J/ HURRY... ONLY A FEW OPENINGS! 2580RIDGEWOODAVE„ Nona r All rental and real atlato advertltamanft are tub|*ct to the Tedtrtl Fair Housing Act. which m aktt II lllopal to advortlto any preterence, lim­ itation ar discrim ination bated on race, color, religion, tom. handicap, familial status i M A 330-1431 M J o in u s a t... ImproveYour\im! atSailpointe lO H T R Y Far daycan. • Cad TUESDAY Imp. In tldlnp laadt A -t, SS hr.-f comm . top H tar right penan I Lk Mary 4ST-MAtoto 141—Hxwwlif late Sto8 dap. 1411 Laurel, city. Call attar 8d lv. mas m a ic i in . FENCED yd., pad. CHA. near tcheef-church. S8dP/ltt, laat, A ta c .«* l»7._________ SMI DOWN a WHY RE NTT you can awn. this ] hama. with CHA. naw paint A carpetI A HUD hameal Tie Lake Ada 1bdrm. SUP ma. 1 bdrm. tfidm a and up SftCURITY O F F IC IR JO A TralatoA A rm a dA I Need Supervisor partant. Oaad F a y I Na waakandt. hanett. dapandabla, wllllnp to taka pelypraeh.......... Ha-1177. Caper lanced C O U N TS R A A M I M A L I paraan. Mutt ka willing to wart let. 71—Hd4»Wh >D<I at a vary feat pace. Muet be pukk with your handa A tool an your toot. Apply bi i «m w .S totoM .d LS « mmimnr mnuns W art ctaaal) aim all danemlhattoNt Intreduclng family OFFICft A Storage, a n tq i T a up. M O V ! IN S F IC IA lf SMS man. M l OtMdMSlSM O F F IC I-W A R IN O U S I. from SMS/mon.. 1M8tq ft., F R I M I location, earner of 44A A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In Santord MdM Really......... n s - l i i l SS#8 I I Nrtof Ava.. 1/1. C/HA. na path rat. (Available 8/8). 881SN8IL Santord. P a tn o . S AORAL, t RATH. Etoctrk mWNUBks Larpa duetten aaapto In aur a 11B—Offkt SfecD/Hfrt ^ WARINOUtft SFACft FROMIMSIp. Ft. SULLIVANAROUFOF FL Rwgaaari t tot a a a O' W O R M S- r. FT/PT. U l lin ar L H IS d MAYFAIR. V i w/dM. parapa. F lA C D J M N T F a r l ACT I 1-MA741-AVON >4 hr. Hat Lina w m n a v o n i m m r te iw w m w im M w i /i m - i R # D «tr fe l DDLI IN FDDMANDNT FART-TMM ■ WIN Tram Call tor Appt. ■ 487422-7SI7 FRRR DROffTDATIPN cKa IIr m Im J 80RM.. i ■ I AORAL. l l ■ S48M488 Naaett-M I-m p SANFORD aaM Hda praparty tar rant I d da bandyman. I badraam ar 1b ■ aa at ATTINTMPL ntfwerk market tag achievers. Gerund I act in KIT 74’ CARLYLE® by Larry Writ* imjcmiiRr A A N KR U FTC V /D tV O B C l NICELY FURNISHED I B dm . apt., ut IIlf lot Included. } blockt from town. Rof. A dtp Nt poto.................. MSana. going to the ‘country’ isn’t asfar$ as it usedto be...’ SANTORD t bdrm. college, w/fgncgd y d . C o m p le lg privacy. Perfect lor I person SNwk.SMS tec. 40* 1447 SANTORD I b d m .. all alec., air. ratld. area. SJOO/mon. A Up ♦ dtp No pets. 11*101*. SANTORO Ip . 1 b d m . houto w/sern. porch. I blk from hospital. Si 10 wk. plus S1S0 tec. 4t* 1447 l/l, 1 STORY caftega pool. SUO mo. Itl last. U K dmg MJO turn., prater non smoking adult, nopals. n*7T7t ' We're a little bard toflnd, \ ^but y o u 'll be glad you didi sUAJJNIRI LULL ATI*. ig IWQUKUl J Available on Lake Monroe Great 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. With Super Views |VHA.TLJ »t—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent VTOnaiUaMVENlIRTl Nice Ratldmltl Call about our SFECIALSII ______ n>mt_______ CLEAN I PORNL. living rm.. carpel, blinds, coil. Ian. sirs mo. » tec. Nepett. XW IMS OARAOft A F T . Upstairs. 1 bdm 1 bam. U08 mon U M tec, dtp, n i ana____________ 330-5204 v* q a C all N «w LMf MMY-MNHMOAHA ....S/SAFTS**SFICIAL**FOOL eWASNIR/DRYER HOOKUP T R IP SASIC C A S L I 'i n StSS 3 2 2 -1 0 5 1 ( I I \kl MI INHIlf MS-1711 N O R R IL L SERVICES M E V E R A T E II EOE TR EE C U M B ER h ig h ly e tp 'd .. w /tplket, toddle, repae need only apply. SIS HR. FLUS c a B E N EFITS . Drug free toil rep. A T L d iv e rt Ik. Ecboto Tree. I tmtord ns-TM* TTFIJ7 Wented. pert time. Min. pro flctoncy of teventy five I7S) eccureto W FM required S7.M pr. hr. Ftovlble hourt Re turn# to: F.O. Bom I I L Sen lord. Tier Ida toTTT.__________ munis SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS n ) Mr ROAD CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL S150 Security Deposit S u n jle S lo . y U e v .y n Mo O n e AtJure ui tf •-.• .. f iie 't jy t l 1 l H e . i t S t u . i l . ) ABOUT MOVING COSTS? $200 OFF 2 Bdrm. 2Bath NO SWEAT “ ^ > rV W ? y j Tl , . $300 OFF 3 Bdrm. 11/2Bath Town Horn 1 ^ ., ll e i ) " i u . '- A fti).ii.lt)le A p jM in e .f t v Mutt be able to work Sunday! A Halidayt. mutt be neat, pertoneble A en|oy working •im the public. Nuarsuo Located |utl tauth af Lake Mary Alvd. Call tar Appt: 407 71*1711 I M ei.J ly O n b it e A lt.. S lo t J .je D e p e n d J t lte *«(J .i.u je '.u I Mri v. i l e I’ j I i o 4 Mote' 3291 S S a n fo r d Ave #103* Sa nf or d 3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1 3 2 4 - 4 3 3 4 Uoa-Fri.M•Sat 10-5-Sun. 12-5 �% IN - Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Saptambar t. 1909 ^ U H l A V I. AOfTfSUC MALL .UfOCCAEHE HOME ( »i t vjnf • PROPERTIES ru m , eat l nkl t . , m!\%. util.. C/HA, I S — M it C N M N W 2)1— C ert M S COAOPRIMOD, EmgtepartaMe. Hbe new! PIAVTY SHOP Iqotp., color dryer choir, Unlgorm Mach. BS7700 m * FOGG TCMPO, * speed, 4 w e chffctr ftRl iRotR. IM R O IO ....... .... 3*vm . •OLF MRMPIRMIIFII Rare ana if a kind, htettma gait mamborshlp. NO Ntetbly duoe ooort TNnssaan RoN P Caontry Ctob. U . Mary. M N S tH R S D R • N U R SIN G UNIFORM *! X Lg. IN aachl CaR e*ler a ton N T UN DAI SCOUFI. * INI Re a l E s t a t e , m e t a J M jt w i^ m im m o F U / T is m m m im p&tmmHtm/mm. a tX M OP TOYOTA CotSoa OT*. Mack w/gray Inf.. S ip. all pawar, ooc.cand.0P 0A PRO NOOOP wB1v^wF dOtL SFACI NRATIRt w/tOB gal. drum. F R IIIII U pick uol CaR N r drtMIsl 8*1171 t t f — Tracks/ ■eaes/V ees W H TM R T ROOM* A R IP R IA T PIFTSI Pa diNaront. give a baakt 1/1 Frtco and NoalCaN Ml CAFIPOORt............ 8*41 IT •CHIVY PRAUVILLI VAN ■ *7*. 1 ton. Fosiongtr van. cloan. Loaded! Too much to list, must too to appreciate. OntyfMMOSO.......810700 K O O TIR , "Ratcaf". oNctrk. H P FOND RMA 1 ton. window van, SSL. V4. automatic. aoK mllas. MOM. 4P 40A0000. hsalbaokots...........8 * MU. ncaam icatti shop rollaloklng avail. u m t i m a r t w i m It. fenced yd.. CHA. U i.H U v ip Pu portu im -Toai O V II0 0 AISUM ASLRII FNA-tos •eoMytop! v a , temlly rm.. tencod back yd., GOREGOUS lit. back* to Sweetweter crook A pork. Aik too S0S80 Q— or >00-1410 OWNER FINANCING. 1*40 I I Porto! Ave. 1/1. C/HA, Law utilities. ta jm . P r i n t . IAN P0P0 HANDYMAN Heel 1/1. aw. CASH I or U4K down. Patti homo an over I Aero! Cancroto Mk. canttruction. Contra! Air I Plroplacol De­ tached Werkshopi Eat in K itch o nl H u p tO a k ii liot.sooi 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 g 3 ttP P JgJFlriw , completely rodocoratod, C/HA icroonod porch, o»e. nolfkborhood. Financing SANFORD, V t, 00.100. "Llko a Prand Now Homo". C/HA Now everything. root, tloor P kit. WHh ootlort atoittanco. SANFORD, ltd 1 HOLLY AVI. 1/1. oncloood front porch, now C/HA compiotoly upprodod. m.ooo Apont: aaooo. SANFORD, 1 DOOM., I PATH, tancad bock yard. AC. utility IfS M ocktotry/Tooh *29,990 STE N ST R OM MOOCH IM U tar LAPUNA COURT 1/1. Oorofo. C/HA Hawroof, carpet andpoint. OUALIPIIO FNeadaeove#. totaw......... m - t m f i r , h a IUIHEI •GUSSSUMOOf EHUl All U£S • (LUWAIE (ONiiotoism m inM SOUNDSYSTEM • FOMI a . MuionoHvni | B PASSEWEt SEATS*US W STEEL KIEFOKTD WHY r CAGE • IIYUSS ENTW AUIM • (tUISC • CEKTUl nmioos • rwt windows rOWU/HfAlflSIM MIIKtS MUCHMOtEI 1/1. Groat family homo In excellent, wall maintained neighborhood. tna.OM. Call _mauatorappt.___________ L I A M UP/OFTHM 4 PORNL. 1 PATH. CHA. Family rm., tancad. Owner financo. 10* S a r lt a SI., la n i a r d . m IN SV&CK At ABSOLUTE m m m i i W 1m m i I o n ( a n O t t ir Pamala Oaks viililfe “A Nation J T op T on V Jvo D ou bt* (adjacent to theWinter ParkMali) ■Open Sundays 1-! VOtVOMOStMtt UdM bat atotoM atdU*piovsl. 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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>, September 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/fb0dd8edbbcaac7e5f2516584411e805.pdf c5dbd8152b3c353686024673303638cb PDF Text Text FRIDAY O c to b e r 27, 1995 5 0 C ents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Seminole County slnco 1*08 88lh Year, No. 49 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Sniper opens fire at Fort Bragg Frees Staff end Wire Bsperte Don’t forget FORT BRAGG, N.C. - A sniper reportedly opened fire today on soldiers exercising at Fort Bragg, killing one and wounding at least 15 others. A Sanford woman received a phone call early this morning from her daughter, telling her of the Tick, tick, tick shooting, and ussuring her that she was safe. Linda Carol Wilson, formerly of Osteen and Sanford, who has been stationed at Fort Bragg for approximately four years, had been allowed to skip this morning's exercise session, and told her mother she was still tn bed at the time of the shooting. The shooting occurred about 6:30 a.m. tn the barracks and office area of the elite 82nd Airborne Division where soldiers routinely perform calis­ thenics before starting work. ''A suspect was arrested and is In custody." base spokesman Gene Sexton said. The suspect was a soldier, but no further Information was Immediately available on Ihe □ B at Sniper, Fags BA Kids nix Holding court alcohol Study asks for commission’s suggestions Rad Ribbon Month: Making a commitmant By VICKI DatOftM IM By (NCR Herald Staff Wyter Herald Senior Staff Writer_______ lllu itn tlo n by Vlcfcl D t S f im in We don’t want anyone to get spooked on Sunday morning when they wake up and find that the world Is an hour behind them. If you show up In church on Sunday m orning and there's no one there yet, don't worry. Just reset your watch. A s we return to Eastern Standard time In the wee hours of Sunday morning, two o'clock w ill become one o'clock. Remember to "Fall B a ck" at the end of October. If you remember to turn back your clock, you w ill be rewarded with an extra hour of sleep. Don't forgetl To-Do guide FRIDAY and SATURDAY - Oi l. 27 and 28 Night Sights Fright Nights continue at the Central Florida Zoological Park In Sanford. The event takes place from 7 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Purtlclants will wind their way through the park lo see some of the noctcrnal animals and other spooky creatures In thetr natural settings. For additional Information, phone the zoo at 323 4450. . SANFORD — White some stu­ dents Just talk about being drug free, some students are willing to put It In writing. Students at Crooms Academy In Sanford and schools across the district have decorated their classrooms and the hallways around campus In celebration of Red Ribbon month. At Crooms. students In each homeroom signed banners that covered their classroom doors with a pledge to remain free of the Influences of drugs. They said they have taken the theme of this year's celebration (“Real Life Is Drug Free") to heart and are making sure they don't do drugs so they can live life to the fullest. School officials said they have been working hard this month to help give students the Informa­ tion they need to live a life free of chemicals. The Red Ribbon celebration, often celebrated as Red Ribbon Chris Huey and Michelle Peacock, freshmen at Crooms Academy In □See D rags. Fags BA Sanford, sign a pledge to be drug free for life. SANFORD — Seminole County Commissioner Win Adams was the first to examine the results of a courthouse study yesterday after­ noon. He Indicated there was no specific recommendation presented at this lime. Individual commissioners are scheduled to review the findings during the next few days. While both Adams and Commissioner Pat Warren were scheduled yesterday, th e meeting w ith Warren was postponed when the paperwork reportedly reached the county of­ fices later than had been expected. The question Is whether or not to move the Judicial operations of the Seminole County courthouse out of downtown Sanford, to Five Points In the extreme southern end of the city. Keith Reeves, president of Archi­ tectural Design Group, who pre­ pared the latest study had earlier Indicated that It was still tn the ro u g h -d ra ft form . He said tt wouldn't be finalized until each D Baa C n r t i , Fage 8 A ‘Cow’girls and lndlans...and pirates SATURDAY — Oct. 28 - Downtown Sanford will be the setting for a Costume Caper. The event Is a free costume contest for children up lo age 12. Prizes will be awarded. The contest starts at noon. The contest Is being held In conjunction with the regular Saturday Fanners Market, which will be open from 8 u.m. u n til 2 p.m. Additionally. In keeping with the holiday period, there will be bat wings and toadbits from Rusty's Wings, and entertainment by the Chorcuticsnt 1:30 p.m. Merchants participating In the event will be Identified by red ribbons Indicating places where children may go trick-or-treating. Persons planning to bring their children are urged to phone 322-8678 and give numbers, so merchants can be advised to have plenty of candy. The entire event sponsored by Sanford Main Street. Including the Costume Caper will be held at Mugnollu Square, corner of First Street und Magnolia Avenue tn downtown Sanford. C.Bee B riefs. Page BA Compiled from etatl report! Idyllwilde Elementary school students, teachers and parents rolled Into the Halloween season In grand style with a costume party at the Melodee Skating Center In Sanford. Right: Bob Joyce helps daughters Jennifer and Amy lighten their skates and head out to the rink. Meanwhile. Sasha INDEX Marrera looks udderly adorable In the latest Holstein fashions. The Idyllwilde family gathers at the skating center once a month for a wheel-y good time and some laughs while getting exercise. ............ ft ...6-7B Movlos......... C im lc f............ ...... ■■ Psople.......... B air Akkv........ ..SB Folios.......... Q ffttlf............... Or. Oott.............. Editorial............. Florida...................... EA Weather.................... 1A * I A thing is not necessarily true because a man dies for Senate set to join House as G O P reshapes government House on fire By ALAN MAM it.J -Oscar Wilde Today: Patchy dense e a r l y m o r n I it if fo g ...T h e n p a rtly sunny and warm. High In the mid to u p p er 8 0 s. Wind southeast lOmph. For m ore weather, too PapsSA Associated Press Writer WASfilNOTON — The Senate ts poised to bless watershed Republican plans for constricting social spending, cutting taxes and balancing the budget, a day after a Jubilant GOP muscled a Similar package through the House. With assurances of victory by Majority Leader Dot) Dole. K-Kan.. the Senate planned lo vole today on the measure, which promises lo erase federal deficits by 2002 while reversing decades of ever-expanding reach by the government. It would revamp Medicare. Medicaid and a mountain of other programs, trim projected federal spending by about SI trillion over seven years and lop $245 billion nfT the tax hills of C Bee Budget. Page BA Firefig hters from Sanford and S em in ole County were called to 2021 Sipes Avenue In Midway yesterday morning to quell a house fire. The call was first made regarding a stove fire, but e v e n tu a lly involved the e n tire structure. Fire officials say the occupants of the house escaped unharmed. A propane tank, located behind the structure, was removed before the flames hit that area. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE.Call 322-2611 •' ____ __ �■A - Sortofd Hwatd, Sanford. Florfdo - Fridoy, Octobor 27, 11 N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA STOP measure cleared for ballot Bp J AQKW MUAJPAX Associated Press Writer_______ Man Is grandsons' fsthsr BARTOW — Genetic testing shows a 99.35 percent probability a man Is the father of his adopted daughter's two children, prosecutors said. A 53-year-old Frostproof man Is charged with two counts of engaging a child In sexual activity, sexual battery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The daughter, now 19. has sons ages 1and 4. The man has been held In Polk County Jail since his arrest In May on 126.000 ball. In court In July. Circuit Judge Robert Young ordered the man to undergo blood testing for comparison with his daughter's and her sons' blood. A Florida Department of Law Enforcement laboratory tested the blood and DNA for similarities and sent the test results to the State Attorney's Office this week. Russell Knowles, executive director of the State Attorney’s Office, said Thursday "the DNA shows a 99.35 percent probability" the man Is the father. His trial date has not yet been set. L«ft for ctoad TAMPA — A Jury convicted two men of kidnapping and beating a woman who was left for dead after being abducted from a mall and taken to Albany. Oa. Jermaine A. Young. 21. and Willie James Colbert Jr.. 20. both of Albany, were found guilty Thursday of carjacking, kidnapping, conspiracy to commit carjacking and kidnapping, and using firearms during a crime of violence. They could face life In prison. Sentencing Is set for Feb. 2. Donna Jean Anderson was entering her van in the parking lot at the Town Center Mall In Port Charlotte when she was kidnapped by six suspects and taken to Albany on Nov. 16. 1994. The Venice mother of two was nearly drowned when the suspects tried to drive her van Into the Flint River. That failed when the van ran off the left side of the boat ramp and got stuck bumper-deep in mud. After that she was dragged out of the van and beaten In the head with a brick, stomped on and choked with a couple of belts before she was left for dead, prosecutors said. Anderson. 39. testified Tuesday against the two men. TALLAHASSEE - Crime victims reacted with Joy and relief when the state Supreme Court cleared the way for a petition drive against early pris­ on releases to make the ballot next year. "Wonderful!” Jane Hutchings of Fort Myers said. "Oh, I'm so excited. Fantastic. You have wonderful news. ... Oh. I can't believe It!** R o x a n n G rim s te a d of Hollywood reacted to Thursday's ruling with somber gratitude. "Ju st 'God. thank you,'" she sighed. B o th H u t c h i n g s a n d Ortmstead are members of Stop Turning Out Prisoners, which Is collecting signatures t to add a provision to the state constitu­ tion that would keep Inmates behind bars for 85 percent of their sentences. Both women are also the mothers of murder victims. The man convicted of stabbing Hutchings* 22-year-otd daughter 37 limes six years ago had been out of prison eight months after serving six years of a 20-year prison sentence. The man charged with killing Mrs. Qrlmatead's 17-year-old daughter In January 1994 had been released from prison after serving four yean of an 18-year prison sentence. Florida's high court cleared STOP'S measure for the ballot but did not Judge Its merits. However, the ruling m eans STOP can move ahead with its signature campaign, unlike last year when the court rejected another version of the measure. The citlxena' Initiative pro­ perly deals with only a single subject and the ballot summary clearly describes the amend­ ment. Florida's high court ruled a unanimous decision. The opinion came just a few weeks after oral arguments and after a new state law th a t requires Inmates to serve 85 percent of their sentences took effect. A lth o u g h th e p r o p o s e d amendment does the same thing as the new law. the constitution Is far safer from attempts to weaken the requirement, sup­ porters say. STOP has many more names to gather before the amendment can go before voters. Elections officials must verify 429.428 signatures by mid-August. So far. the state Division of Elec­ tions has been notified of nearly 69,000 signatures. STOP said Thursday II has collected more than 150.000. "STOP will move forward with the petition drive despite our lack of money to fund It." STOP Director Kathleen Finnegan said In a statement released by the group's office In Punta Garda. STOP has run on a financial shoestring, and at one point this spring had Just 811. Last year. U l ttra Golden Age Games begin Amtrl-Llft and Haalth Servlets hat donatsd a 12,000 check, thus bacommlnp the major sponsor of Sanford's Golden Age Games scheduled to begin November S. Shown at the check presentation, left to right, Jeffrey Hurwitz, AmeriLife regional director, and co-chairmen of the games, Kim 8otnowskl, RonI Mott and Lite Jones. D«al cut to avoid tltctric chair MIAMI — Convicted killer and cocaine trafficker Robert Young has cut a deal with prosecutors, pleading no contest to the contract m urder of powerboat king Don Aronow in exchange for avoiding the electric chair. Young. 47. pleaded no contest to a charge of second-degree murder and was sentenced to 19 years In prison. He already la serving 17 years for a kidnapping In Broward County and murder In Dade County. The terms will be served concurrcntly. Part of the deal approved last week ensures Young will never testify against Benjamin Barry Kramer, who allegedly paid Young $60,000 to kill Aronow eight years ago and la awaiting trial. “Bobby Is not a rat,” said Yeung's lawyer. Kayo Morgan. "He Is not a cncese-eater." Prosecutors said they can get a conviction against Kramer even without Young. Kramer, who Is serving a life term for unrelatsd federal drug and racketeering convictions, la bketylo­ go on trial next summer. ■ -*■' •• "We have a very good case." said Dade Assistant State AttomcxJPenny Brill. „ Aronow. 59. was killed outside his USA Racing office. He was a wealthy millionaire speedboat designer. He was shot as he left his office, shortly after visiting a rival boat dealership owned by Kramer. Drivtr «tcap«d jail tima JACKSONVILLE - A Neptune Beach teen ager who killed her beat friend In a drunken driving accident will be allowed to keep her driver’s license and escape Jail, conditions requested by the victim's family. If Kimberly Wheeler. 17, fulftlls the conditions of her five-year probation, a manslaughter conviction will be removed from her record. She must complete a driving course, abstain from alcohol and drugs and devote 250 hours to lecturing about the dangers of drinking and driving. She also must pay $9,590 In restitution. Ms. Wheeler was speeding on May 22 when she lost control of Aman’s car and struck and light pole and several cars. Ms. Aman, 19, died In the collision. Three other passengers were Injured. Ms. Wheeler's blood-alcohol level was .09. Under Florida law, a blood-alcohol level of .06 Is considered Intoxicated. From Associated P r a tt reports L O T T IR Y MIAMI — H ere a re th e winning num bers selected Thursday in th e F lorida Lottery: 4-18-21-20-22 C a sh 3 SfTl Officials confirm HIV through human bite WEST PALM BEACH - State health officials urged the public not to panic after federal officials reported a 91-year-old man had contracted the virus that causes AIDS when he was bitten during a robbery. "Many, many, many bitea have been investigated, but this Is the first time the HIV virus has been transmitted to the victim," said Palm Beach County health department director Dr. Jean Malcckl. "The woman had blood In her mouth, and her severe, brutal bites caused extensive tissue damage and bleeding In the patient." Malecki said. "We are looking at this aa bloodborne transmission, not transmission through saliva." The case Is the first blood-toblood transmission through a hum an bite of HIV. It was Publiehed Tueedey through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Herald, Inc. 300 M. French Ava., Sanford. Fla. 32771 Sacond Claai Poetege Paid al Sanford. Florida and additional mailing office*. Poiimeeler. Sand addraaa changaa to THE SANFORD HERALD. P O Boa 1W 7, San lord. F t 12772- 14*7 Subscription Halt* (Daily A Sunday) Han* Dally ary Hail 0 Month* I I S SO 124 00 f Months *38 00 U l 00 1 V»ar ITS 00 I M 00 Florida Raaldanla must pay 7% sales las In addition lo rata* above Phon# (407) 322-2411 confirmed through testing by Roche Molecular Systems In Alameda. Calif., which com­ pared the strain of HIV found In the blood of both Elmer Hutto, now 92, and Naomi Morrison, whose gums were bleeding at the time of the August 1994 attack. The results "are consistent with person-to-person transmis­ sion." Roche senior scientist Barbara Bowman wrote Oct. 12 to Dr. Marcia Kalish. chief of m o le c u la r biology In th e HIV/AIDS division of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention In Atlanta. "We found that the DNA sequence showed a sim ilar strand." said CDC spokeswoman Michelle Bonds. "We have not confirmed that the route of transmission was a bite." The agency waa still Investigating, she said. State officials seemed certain. "It waa the first transmission by a bite," said Department of Health and Rehablllatlve Serv­ ices spokeswoman M ichelle Lagos. Hutto reported the Incident to West Palm Beach police, and they arrested Morrison five days later. After being picked out of a photo lineup, she confessed, police said. She la serving a 10-year sentence for aggravated battery, robbery and burglary of a vehicle. Hutto’s daughter, who asked that her family's name not be used, said Thursday her father was "not doing too well." but declined to elaborate on his health. The victim's grandson said, "Our family feels that It'a time people be educated about this. We wouldn't want any other family to go through what we are If It could be prevented." State officials emphasized the rarity of factors that combined for the first such diagnosis In more than 15 years of AIDS reporting. ’'The good news Is that, over the years, wc have taken hundreds of calls from police officers and children saying they were bitten" and none has resulted in transmission of HIV. s a id Tom L l b e r t l . an epidemiologist who administers Florida's office of disease In­ tervention. He added It Is unlikely Infec­ tion would occur at a day care center. Of 200,000 live births In Florida each year, fewer than 300 babies are HIV-Infected. Most of these children receive regular medical attention and social workers monitor their cases. "There are not that many HIV-Infected kids in day care to begin with." Llbertl said. TH E W EA TH ER lo ca l p o n s c a s t ■ X T U I M D OUTLO O K Today: Patchy dense early morning fog...Then partly sunny and warm. High In the mid lo r ‘r ---------- ' > \J ^ ---------- 1 V^k upper 80s. Wind southeast 10 m mph. Tonight: Variable cloudi­ SUNDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY ness with a slight chance of THURSDAY F tly cldy BS-B4 F tlyelSy S5-B4 Ftly c ity $4-65 showers. Low In the lower 70s. Ftly aaaay S5-64 Ftly city B4-B4 Light south wind. Chance of rain 20 percent Saturday: Consider­ able morning cloudiness with a U P O N P H A S E S STATttTtCt slight chance of showers...Then The high tem perature In becoming partly cloudy by mid BOLUNAR TABLE: m in., Sanford Thursday was 86 de­ afternoon. High In the lower 80s. 8:35 a.m.. 9:10 p.m.. maj.. 2:25 grees and the overnight low was Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph a . i n . , 2 :5 5 p .m . T ID B B t 65 as reported by the University becoming west late In the day. FIRST FULL D aytona Boock highs. 11:10 of Florida Agricultural Research Rain chance 20 percent. Sun­ Oct. SO Nov. 7 a.m.. 11:27 p.m.: lows, 4:32 and Education Center. Celery day: Partly sunny with the lows a.m., 5:20 p.m.; Ntw Sm yrna Avenue. In the upper 50b north to upper Recorded rainfall for the Baack: highs. 11:15 a.m.. 11:32 60s south. period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, p.m.; lows. 4:37 a.m.. 5:25 p.ni.; 3 Cocos Reach: highs. 11:30 a.m.. totalled 0 Inches. LAST 11:47 p.m.: lows. 4:52 a.m.. 5:40 □Bnaaot................... 6:44 p.m. Nov. 15 Nov. 22 h i La Pel c*ty CISaarisa.................. 7:35 a.m. Daytona Beech U n \ Ft Lauderdale V U os FertMyeri tl M m The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) Ceirmvllle U 42 00 D aytona Baack: Waves are l S I A a g a s tla s to J n p U e r rating for Orlando Is 8. Use your raofTrairamai ■4 II n Jacksonville *4 41 oo to 2 fret and choppy. Current Is Inlot - Today: Wind s 15 kl. sunscreen, wear a hat. KeyWest K im The UVI exposure levels are Lakeland K 41 00 running to the south with a Seas 3 to 5 ft. Bay and Inland water temperature of 82 degrees. waters a moderate chop. Widely rated by the Environm ental Miami 47 74 t 74 44 00 Pensacola New Sm yrna Baack: Waves scattered showers. Tonight: Protection Agency as follows: M 4) 00 Sarasota are 1 to 2 feet and choppy. Wind sw 15 to 20 kt. Seas 4 to 6 43 U 00 Tallahasia* Current is running to the smith ft. Bay and Inland waters a 04 4* I Tampa 0.1.2 minimal VtroBaach 41 44 OC with u water temperature of 81 mode rale chop. Widely scattered 3,4 low W PalmBaach *i 73 00 degrees. showers. Saturday: Wind sw 10 5.6 moderate to 15 kt. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Bay and 7.8.9 high Inland waters a moderate chop. 10- very high €> O Friday, October 27, 1996 Vol. 88, No. 49 the campaign raised more Hum $50,000 from a handful of cor­ porate sponsors and dozens of Individual donors. The proposal has been revised since July 1994. when Ihe court ruled It could not go before voters because Its ballot summa­ ry was Inadequate. At that time, the court waa concerned the measure didn’t explain how It would treat criminals sentenced to life In prison. That problem has been fixed. Justice Charles Wells wrote Thursday. State Sen. Charlie Crist, R-St. Petersburg, said he would try to get the Legislature to place the measure on the ballot, some­ thing he tried unsuccessfully to do hut year. "It's that Important to public safety that It ought to be part of the constitution." Crist said. A measure can be placed on th e s ta t e b a llo t by th e Legislature or by a citizens' Initiative. NATIONAL cw» Amarillo Anchoreg* Atlanta Atlantic City Auatln Baltimore B(H Ion Browncvlll* Buffalo Burlington, Vt. Catper Char leiton, S.C. Char Helen.W .Vo. Char tori*, N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concord. N M. 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Sanford, was •topped by Winter Springs potter on Northern Way Tueaday. He waa charged with driving with a suspended license. Drug related •Ja m e s Edward Campbell. S3, Dollar Way, Sanford, waa arrested try deputies near Walker and Kings Streets early Wednesday. Deputies were dispatched to the area as the result of a call regarding a person Upping on the window of a residence. After Campbell waa located, he was arrested on charges of aell/purchase $130 worth of cocaine, and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. •Kenneth K. Roth, 30, with no focal address, was spotted by police behind a church early Wednesday. When they attempted to question him, officers said he ran. but was subsequently located. He w as charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams, and loitering and prowling Sanford poHccicpoftc •A tan I BOS Subaru, license number IMM-I7H reportedly stolen at approximately 3 p.m. Tuesday, from the Sanford City Hall parking lot. •A $375 power tool was reportedly stolen Tuesday from a business In the 300block of W. Second Street. •A man told police he stopped his pickup truck at a red light, shortly after midnight Wednesday morning, at the intersection of 25th Street and Sanford Avenue. He said a man Jumped onto the back of his truck and broke the rear window. The driver sustained minor damages. •Sixteen pieces of 16-foot long lumber wss reportedly stolen Tuesday from the fenced compound of a business In the 700 block of French Avenue. The wood, valued at $162. was located a short time later near the property. •A woman told police she returned to her home Tuesday to find a man In her residence. After he reportdly struck her, he (led from the area with her $165 pager being the only item reported missing. •Over $550 In radio equipment waa reportedly stolen Tuesday from a semi tractor, parked In the 3200 block of S. Orlando Drive. •Several electronic devices were reported stolen Tuesday from a business In the 400block of Hattie Street. •Tw o vehicles were reportedly burglarised Tuesday In the 100 block of W. 19th Street. While nothing was reported missing from the car. an estimated $350 In Items was said to have been taken from a van. Prostifutlon/drug Members of the Sanford police department Special In­ vestigative Unit |SIU) conducted an undercover prostitution sting late Wednesday, near the Intersection of Fourth Street and French Avenue. The following arrests were made. •Keith Anthony Churg. 51. 1405 Mara Court. Sanford, charged with assignation to commit proatition. •Alvla Whitten, 66.2415 18th Street. Sanford, charged with assignation to commit prostitution. At the same time, other S1U members conducted a drug stlne operation at 11th Street and Cypress Avenue. •Elisabeth Evelyn Edwards. 27, 814 E. 25th Street, was arrested on a charge of purchase of crack cocaine. After being taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, a search of her purse reportedly revaled a quantity of what was proven to be marijuana. She was given an additional charge of introduction of contraband Into a county detention facility. Members of the Seminole County Sheriff* City County Investigative Bureau (CCIB) also staged an undercover prostitution sting Wednesday night near SR-434 and M o m Hoad In Winter Springs. Sandra Lynn DeMarto, 34. of Oak Avenue. Sanford) waa arrested on a charge of assignation to commit prostitution. Optn container Members of the Sanford police QUAD Squad arrested two persons Wednesday, who were reportedly seen by officers at Coastline Park, with containers of alcoholic beverages. Elijah Jerome Manlgeult. 44. of 900 W. 11th Street, and Jim m y Dwayne Inman. 27. of 36 Castle Brewer Court, were both arrested on charges of having an open container of alcohol. Incldtnts •SherlfTs deputies are Investigating thefts of Halloween displays In front of two homes on Remington Oaks near Lake Mary Wednesday. At both residents, Halloween flags and poles were taken. One home also had some outdoor fixtures reportedly stolen. •Sanford police are Investigating (he theft of two air compressers and an electronic air conditioning unit, with a total value of 810,000, from behind a business In the 3800 block of South Orlando Drive, at Village Market Place. •Two sago palms, valued at $10 each, were reportedly stolen Wednesday from the front orch or a residence In the 800 block of E. Fourth Street In Sanford. Living dolls Brandy Denial 10, mat a life-sized Barbie Saturday, as Toys R Us opened its new store at 101 Towne Center Blvd., east of the Seminole Towns Center. Barbie was one of many l rmfWQ VfWiwpwiuwn Well, here we are In Week Nine and I couldn't be happier. I had a brutal Monday night a s my LOCK o r T O WHSK foiled to come through for th e first, and hopefully last, time of the year. I let emotion get Involved with my selection of the Buffalo Bills, and that Is always a fatal mistake. When Thurman Thomas went down In the first quarter I knew it waa over. The Bills' offense tiisa n il L Dams CCTi jlaafintMut destroyed oy injuries, and the Patriots needed to win. The 'Ntners came o u t of the bye week strong and thraahed the Rams In 8t. Louis. Green Bay put a beating on the Vikings that they won't soon forget, and Kansas City prove that Denver baa a long way to go. Washington, C arolina and Jacksonville all rolled to upset victories. The Jaguars are actu­ ally In contention for thetr Divi­ sion. and win remain so aa long a s B ru n ell s t a y s h e a lth y . C in cin n ati, on th e a rm of stunned the Pittsburgh Steelers at home. Watching make throw the “Bomb'' Is a beautiful thing. His ability to arc the ban Into tits me. and many defensive backs In the League. The parity that th e NFL Is enjoying resu lts from freeagency. As long aa players can go to the money, the fans will benefit from s higher level of competition. Focusing on Florida's teams: let's talk about the Dolphins. As I warned my readers last week, the Jets were fired up for their meeting with the Dolphins. My friend was so convinced tire Dolphins would win, he bought me lunch. Needlem to asy. he r e g r e tte d p u r c h a s in g my "ail-you-can-eat" rib feast. The J o ts are still the worst team In the league, but Urey have a way or playing the Dolphins tough, ■ b u ll's squad haa two things going for them as they play Buffalo. Wa n t , M arta* la back at the helm, which r e q u ir e s no e x p l a n a t i o n . • a a • m 4 my beloved Bills are so beaten up. I've called HRS to in­ vestigate. This game la absolute­ ly huge for the Dolphins, and they should win. If they don't, they bave.no chance at post season play. 1 Let's talk abetot my team. The ib rs ra waa m ore like a r e a a y t, aa the Bucs allowed the hairnet. Falcons to come In and steal a win. The offense once again failed to pull their weight and counted on Balk and the rest of the defense to score. If Dilfer can’t get U together, I will come out of retirement. I am getting sick of the excuses. We have an excellent defense, the fans are bock, it's time to produce. Going to Houston this week will not be any easier. The Oilers played for pride In a 38-35 loss to the Bears on Sunday. I don't want anyone to panic, but If the Bucs lose this week, they will be looking very similar to teams of past. Let's take a look a t Sunday's schedule and find some winners. DALLAS (-11) a t ATLANTA. Dallas Is coming off a bye week which means they'll be ready. The Falcons are coming off an unimpressive win. and aren't Jeff George (••I " BAT. I used to bartend for Packer's QB Brett Favre. He Is a very cool kid. T he pack haabeen successful stopping Barry ers before. butbeaUU scar Detroit's coach haa a way of winning a t home when he needs to. and that scares me. "M g Al" is listed aa questionable due to an injury he ouppered in the postgame celebration last week, lie'll play. --------------, T a n d they do have a b e tte r offense. 10 It (•14) vu The 'Nlners come home after an impressive win. The Saints are horrible. I guess Elvis really Is alive. This la a dangerous bet. the Saints are known for playing the 'Nlners close. 117 M ) vs TAMPA BAY. This Is a big grow far both teams, but I doubt if either of them realtsqp It. Houston h as a tough defense and so does Tampa. If It comes down to scoring. I feel we have a alight advantage. I'm counting on you >18 Oilers 10 ABBOHA (-8) VS 6BATTLB. Both of these teams are heading l-t) v» the sam e way. down. In this The young team from th e battle of unarmed teams. I have Capitol baa played as! to go with the Seahawks. I still have that uncle living In Seattle. □ Service Is O ur Hallmark, Whsn you gM W & m to l.. tw INDIANAPOLIS « • NSW Y O U . The Colts were threshed In Oakland, but come home to friendly territory. 3 he Jets are bad, but 11 point* may be too much. Never mind, it's the "Jest." Harbsugh and Faulk win Kaiser P0NT1AC-IUICX-CMC TRUCK b<i a n s S 7 J a t a * C LBY BLA N D (•$ ) vs CINCINNATI. The Brownies continue to self-destruct and it :s me happy. They think a quarterback will solve the problem. It won't. Blake and the Bengal* win back-to-back AFC Central match u i 1590 South WoodUod Bhd. Driand D t u N o m m a n • daytona tautr-asa* • o ttA w o a tO M M i 1OCAT10 at rm conn**o» MWY tl-MSHWr. ISA* (-4) VS ST. LOOM. This one Is simple the Rams aren't aa good aa some people thought, but the Eagles have no business giving anyone points. illlM N lT P IT T B B U B Q B (> 1 0) VS JA C K S O N V IL L E . H a s n ’t a n y o n e been watching? Let me give the tame advice as fast week. 'Take the points and rim. don't walk, to the bank." I may start s mutual fund with my proceed* from this one. •(so la rs 87 J a g u a rs $8 t l / f ••! i i /) s/# / f nt 11 / rjrji rji . l if i t t > it I A/ / 11 /N 11 t i n i t U tH I it . i n i . i A/ 1 N S W B N O L A N D VS CAROLIN A The Patsies seem to have gotten It back together, and the Panther* catch them a t __ wrong time. Parcells will give no charity to this expansion team. P atrio ts 8 8 P a a tb e rs 18 MIAMI (-7) v s BUFFALO. It pains me to say this, but there is no possible way the Bills can beat the Dolphin* this week. Hopefully they can keep It close. 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EDITORIAL Spring ahead, fall back Spring forward. Fall back. T h a t's th e way w e're supposed to remember how to change clocks when Daylight Savings Tim e begins a n d ends. T his S unday morning, a t 2 a.m.. {being Fall, naturally), we will tu rn o u r clock's back by one hour, and we find ourselves at 1 a.m . D uring th e S atu rd ay n ig h t to Sunday m orning period, we will have a n ex tra hour of sleep. But S un d ay night we m a y have to hit th e s a c k a n h o u r e a rlie r In o rd e r to com pensate for the change because w e will be g etting up a t a tim e not Immediately accepted by our body-language. T here are several reasons w hy we do this. Probably th e biggest reason Is th a t the governm ent tells u s we m ust, following th e U niform Tim e Act of I960 (as am ended by public law 99*359). A nother reason m ay be, because o u r bosses tu rn their clock's back a t work. If we didn't do w h at everyone else is supposed to do. we w ould be an h o u r late In arriving a t o u r Jobs. As of 2 a.m . S u n d ay m orning, we will officially retu rn to Eastern S tan d ard Time. It will have th e appearance of being slightly lighter when we aw ake, and d ark er earlier In th e evening. One of th e serious aspects of any time ch an g e , ah ead o r back. Is In becom ing ad ju sted to a sudden change In light versus d arkness. R outine streets and roads normally travelled In th e early hours o f dusk, will be driven In d arkness, m aking it Imperative th a t m otorists be m ore cautious in w atching for pedestrians an d /o r bike riders. . T his change In one hour of o u r tim e Is no b ig deal. We have done it every Spring and every Fall. Y et It's often difficult to get used to th e difference. Som e people w ith whom you w ork o r com e In contact with, m ay be slightly lrratlble th a n norm al. Put up w ith It. It won’t la st king. . Drive with an hour's-w orth o f ex tra caution. Be considerate to others w ho m ay have forgotten th e tim e change. Yes. we'll all survive this, b u t we'll do It b e tte r If we are aw are of our fellow m an and w om an. One last suggestion: T urn th e clock back before going to bed Saturday night. It'll save y o u some confusion Sunday the morning, an d you m ay n o t end up w andering Into c h u rc h an h o u r before services begin. LETTER M a rria ge e n co u ra g e s m o n o g a m y for g a ys Regarding the Disney company's recent decision to extend health Insurance coverage to partners of gay and lesbian employees. Florida Rep. Bob Brooks told the Associated Press. "In the long run (this policy) will result In an Increased number of AIDS cases." That Is patently ridiculous. Ju st the opposite Is the likely effect. Encouraging monogamy and commitment among gay people will lesson the number of AIDS cases. That Is also why I support the Idea of same-sex marriage. Whcather "homo" or “hetero" what we all have In common la that we are SEXUAL beings, and. as much, will act upon our essential natures. The only question Is the social framework in which that sexuality will be expressed. Like much of the animal kingdom, human males arc not In­ stinctively monogamous, but have their appetites channeled and regulated through social Institu­ tions such as marriage. We generally agree upon the benefits of this instutlon for the straight majority. But we seldom consider the advantages or same-sex marriage not only for gays and lesbians, but for the heterosexual majority as well. Marriage would encourage monogamy among sexually active gays and lesbians, with the obvious health benefits that accompany monogamous relationships. Also, It will lower the social pressures on closeted gays to marry heterosexual partners, resulting In lower divorce rates and fewer broken homes when the gay partner comes out of the closet. Finally, marrlgae would place gays and lesbians under the same rights AND OBLIGA­ TIONS that benefit the heterosexual majority with respect to Insurance, property and other financial matters. What sense docs It make to condemn gay people for allegedly being "promiscuous"- for going from partner to partner without commitment • yet be opposed gay marriage? Ju st think, with all the social support and expectations, not to mention direct financial benefits that society provides for heterosexual married couples, half still end up In divorce. How can gays be expected to develop and maintain healthy long-term relationships In the face of. not support, but attacks? In our society people who are committed to a monogamous relationship need all the support they can get. Bill Stoslne Iowa City. la. WILLIAM A. RUSHER Meaningjof the 'Million Man March’ ^ (or 800.000. or even Just country, in ways both food and bad. When s For one thing. It 400,000) people show up anywhere for s tingle purpose, the evert indisputably deserves notice. unquestionably InWhen the demonstrators are all black, and c r e a t e s th e p ro ­ practically all men. you can be sure that some minence and clout of th e m a rc h 's orga­ important point Is being made. Analyses of the huge crowd that showed up for n iz e r an d leader. Louis Farrakhan's "Million Man March In L o u is F arrak h an . Washington recently Indicate that It consisted Now. there ts simply primarily of middle-class blacks, and this no blinking at the undoubtedly accounts for the blessed fact that It fact that Farrakhan didn't get out of hand -- no brawls, no riots, no la a racist and a virulent anti-Semite, undisciplined behavior. What point were the marchers making? The w hoae long-range answer Is necessarily a little vague, because no goal Is to separate definitive manifesto, endorsed by them, was the white and black Issued either before or after the event. But the races altogether. The major sentiments of the crowd are not In doubt: m archers obviously They were eager to acknowledge their own huge knew this, and de­ share of responsibility for their fate, and for that cided to ignore It. of their women and children, and to proclaim Apparently they re­ their determination to do better in the future. garded the march Their mood was not unlike that of the male I t s e l f a s a good Christian "Promise Keepers" who have been enough idea to war­ rant thetr participa­ holding huge rallies all over the country recently. As thus defined, the march was both a success tion. Irrespective of and a positive good. Beyond that, however, It had Farrakhan's views. Understanding this, a tot of Ink and hot air has Important Implications for the future of the bIkm Ikathe mBPsh Ia to **— —been wasted since march trying "separate from the message.” This la sound enough. If By that expression all one means Is that the marchers didn’t understand themselves to be endorsing Farrakhan's repellent views. But. while not endorsing those views, they were perfectly willing to loin hands w ith the man who holds them - and thereby bangs the single most Important political point of the entire event. For over 60 years the Democratic Party has regarded America's black vote as Its wholly owned subsidiary. Black support for Democratic candidates, from City Hall to the White House, routinely runs above B0 percent. Yet where were the liberal Democrats at the "Million Man March"? Jesse Jackson, of course, showed u p and proclaimed his solidarity with the crowd. A few Individual Democratic office­ holders. practically all black, did likewise. But the stunning (act Is that this largest political demonstration In the history of America's blacks was conceived and carried out without either the Initiative, the Input, or the permission of the liberals who dominate the Democratic Party. (Their titular leader. President Clinton, fled W ashington altogether, p le ad in g a prior engagement.) What does that suggest about America's poltUeal future? It doesn't bode well for liberals. JO S E P H SPEAR Congress, please, stop the inanity! ELLEN GOODMAN It’s just plain scary for us BOSTON—Forgive me If I scare you. Bob Dole says 1 mustn't do that. The presidential contender talked this week about a ’transpar­ ent campaign to scare Americans. * One day. he said, we’re scaring seniors, the next day It's farmers, the next It's children. But the problem Is that Congress has been rolling over an entire lifespan ofprogranu for the moat vulnerable Americans. The remaining progressive on or off Capital Hill feel like roadkill. One day It la children and the next It Is seniors. It's all happening ao b a t and furiously that Americana haven't been scared enough. In the rush of hit-and-run policies coming out of Washington. It's hard Just to focus on one piece of the puzzle. So try this piece today, the last In the puzzle of Ufe cycle politics: nursing homes. Try focus­ ing on the 1.5 million elderly Americans who have ended up In these homes. On the federal standards that have made these places safer and have also ended up In the direct line of congressional ruth hour. If the Medicaid proposals pass as they are written, the Congress will have deregulated nursing homes and undone Its own reforms. We will be fast-forwarding to the past. Any Journalist who has been watching this Congress can come up with a list of stories that will (111 the newspaper In 1998 or 1999 . One of them is sure to be about nursing homes where the elderly are bound to their chairs, drugged or found lying in their own waste. This was a scandalous staple aa late as (he 1980s when studies showed abuse and neglect of the elderly disabled even in state-certified homes. In 1967 the Congress, with the votes of many of these same members, agreed that a stronger federal role was needed. They passed a law setting standards for quality care, a suc­ cess story by almost every measure. What has that regulation meant In human terms? Catherine Hawes, one of the senior pol­ icy analysts in this Held t calculates a few of the Improvements this way: 250.000 fewer people lied up. 30,000 fewer people with bedsores. 29 percent fewer people with permanent catheters. Now Hawes, who grew up as a Tennessee Republican, says with dismay. "I don't think people knew that the Contract with America said 11 m going to tie up your grandmother. ’ This assault on federal standards Is not Just part of the Republican hostility to government regulation. Nor Is It based on a belief that famtiles should care for the eld Ideriy. In America, one out >ut of every ci three peopie over 80 will spend some time In a nursing home. The average patient Is admitted at 83 with some four chronic diseases. Two-thirds are cognitively impaired, mostly with Alzheimer’s. Two-thirds are Incontinent. Half Forgive me If I s c a re you. Bob Dole say s I m u stn ’t do that. have no living relative nearby They have outlived their health, thetr hus­ bands? wives, sisters, brothers and maybe even thetr children. And many have often out­ lived thetr Incomes as well. Despite our stereotypes, most long-term care tn America Is previded by families. But when children can't take care of thetr aged par­ ents. it may be because "the children" are In their 6 0 s and 70s. When they can't afford to pay. It may be because they are working to put thetr kids through school and want to avoid becoming a burden to their own children. So at moments of crisis, families discover that only Medicaid does what we think Medicare does. It pays for nursing homes. After an elder has spent dawn her money and become Impoverished (perhaps for the first time In her Ufe) by 111health. Medicaid picks up the blU. Nearly half the doUars that go to nurs­ ing homes come from Medicaid. What does this have to do with endangered •regulations? Under the new proposals, at the end of seven years Medicaid will be reduced by 30 percent a year and Medicaid pays half the nursing home bills. You do the math. There's no way to leave nursing homes untouched. It doesn't take a synlc to see the deal that It being made here. Hawes explains It this way: 'The Congress ts saying to states and nursing homes, we’ll give you leas money and we won't look too closely. * Well cut coats, you cut qual­ ity. There may be ways to cut nursing home coats without providing such an incentive for neglect. But tn the coming wrangles over how states will spend fewer federal dollars, the peo­ ple who live In nursing homes won't make a formidable statehouse lobby. Tins is the way It Is now. Another attempt will be made In the Senate to save the regula­ tions. But without public protest or presiden­ tial veto we are about to remake on old nursing home horror story. This Isn’t a scare tactic. It's Just plain scary. Wanting to do my part to help balance the budget. I have come up with an Idea to reduce spending. Article I of the Constitution requires that a member of Congress be at least 25 years old and a citizen of the United States for seven years. What we should do ts amend the document to require that they also have balanced personalities. Do you realize how m uch we would save If o d d b a l l s , blockheads and buf­ fo o n s w ere elimi­ nated from the public payroll and forbidden to run for office? The marble halls wtrild be half empty, and w e'd save millions In salaries and benefits. H eck, we’d save I Do you rsallzs that much with Jesse how much we Helms alone. would save If T h in k ab o u t It: oddballs, S h o u ld a Foreign blockheads end Relations Committee buffoons were c h a irm a n who In­ elim inated from troduces the prime the public minister of Pakistan payroll and as the prime minister forbidden to run of India be- rewarded for office J with a big pension? No way. Bye-bye. Jesse. Should a senator who serenades us from the floor with "Old McDonald Had a Farm" be taking money from the taxpayers? Absolutely not. Goodbye. Al D'Amato. Should a House majority leader who calls the president's wife s Marxist and refers to a fellow legislator as a “fag" be blessed with high-paid Inside work, courtesy of you and me? No way. Sayonara. Dick Armey. You get the Idea. I'm sure: but you would be surprised. I am equally sure, at how deep the layer of inanity really Is: - Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham. RCalif.. Is a former fighter pilot and an Instructor at the Navy's “Top Gun" school. But his primary opponent In the 1990 elections noticed something bizarre about ‘ him. "Get this guy out of the pilot seat." the opponent said, "he can’t And his way down the hall." Lost May. Cunningham took the floor to condemn "homos tn the military." then said he did not realize It was a derogatory term. Recently, he described the pregnancy rate In Chicago public housing projects aa being more than 100 percent. How ao? he was asked. Well, he said, some women got pregnant more than once. - Rep. Dick Chrysler. R-Mich., (no relation to the auto company) wants to legislate the Commerce Department out of existence, including the National W eather Service. Cable TV's Weather Channel could do the Job. he said. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown was constrained to point out to him that the W eather Channel gets its Information from the Weather Service. - Rep. Barbara-Rose Collins. D-Mlch., has an annual staff turnover rate of 100 percent. According to The Weekly Standard maga­ zine. she has demanded that staffers do her laundry, pick up her dog, wash her car. clean her apartment, pack her luggage, take off her shoes, put on her slippers. She has the third worst attendance record on the Hill, behind a lawmaker who had a liver transplant and another who was being tried for statutory rape. - Rep. Helen Chenoweth. R-ldaho. Is openly supportive of the militia movement, "black helicopter" paranoids, antl-U.N. fanatics, and the John Birch Society ~ which, you may recall, once branded Dwight Elsenhower s communist. She Is Joined In the House by a n o th e r m ilitia defender. Rep. Steve Stockman. R-Texas. who received a fax from a militia activist last April warning that a federal building In Oklahoma would be bombed and sent a courtesy copy to the National Rifle Association. �■Hf -T-iS fif-itfr* “* Sanford HeraM, Sanfont, Florida - Friday, October 27. 1995 - M Briefs _ 1A SATURDAY - Oct. 28 - The Geneva Historical Society presents Its annual fall festival from 4-8 p.m. at the Community Center. Games, food, music, and an oM fashioned cake-walk are scheduled. Proceeds go to the Historical Society for upkeep of the Community Center and Fort Lane Park. SATURDAY - Oct. 28 - Hope Community Church In Winter Springs presents Its Fall Festival 96. at Indian Trails Middle School on Tuscawllla Road. Features Include a moon walk, dunk tank, carnival games, craft and bake sale, garage sale, car wash, food, music, and much The event will be held from lO a.m. until 4 p.m. SUNDAY — Oct. 29 — Hungarian Freedom Day Celebration will be observed beginning at 12:30 p.m. at Days Inn Daytona Central Ball Room, 1909 S. Atlantic Avenue. (A-l-A). Featured win be a Bavarian band. Hungarian Folk Dance Ensemble, and food and beverages of all types. Admission and dinner la 910 for adults, t o for children. For reservations and/or tickets, phone (904) 254-4919. G re a t Pum pkins Ths youth group at tha First linltad Mathodlit Church of Sanford la raislno monay for a variety of outraach projacta, Including tha Mathodlat Childran'a Home, through tha sala of pumpkin* at thalr annual Pumpkin Patch at Tha Oak* shopping cantar In Lake Mary. Recently, Kanny, Kristi and Sharon Oahlar purchaaad a pumpkin from youth group mambars Sarah Van Olldar and Matthew Bozalka. Evalyn Thow also bought a pumpkin from adult sponsor Nancy Quick and Johnny Thompson. Tha patch will ba opan on Friday and Monday from 10 am . to 8 p.m., on Saturday from 9 am. to 9 p.m., on Sunday from * —| *— * 11 a----m *. to 4 p.m. and on Tuasdaqr from------------10 am. until 5:30 p.m. Tomorrow, tha group will sponsor ».m. pie contest a 2 p.m. costuma contest, a 3 p.rr and a 4 p.m. carving contsat. SANFORD - Tuesday. Oct. 31. Crazy Wings. 1566 S. French Avenue in Sanford, will sponsor the "Behind Bars for Good" Halloween Lock-up. to benefit the Mtwcular Dystrophy Association. Community professionals will serve time In MDA’s Jail at Crasy Wings. Suspects will be charged with having a big heart and caring too much for "Jerry’s Kids." They will prove themselves guilty by raising boll money to help MDA. This event to part of the year-long fund-raising efforts on behalf of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. For additional Information, contact Tricla Stiles at MDA (407) 677-6665. C orrection The photo caption on page 6A of Thursday's Sanford Herald reported incorrect Information. Shown eras a large crowd at the Seminole County Retired Senior Volunteer Program open house at Seminole Community College. The building at which the function was held was Incorrectly Identified as having been occupied by RSVP on a temporary basis. RSVP's Gloria Black clarified that the building was sold to RSVP by the college a year ago for 810. Black said the Seminole RSVP Is the only one to own Its own building. The Hentd regrets this error. 1A 1A m any families and businesses. The legislation embodies the chief pledges the GOP made In Its dramatic election victory last year, when It lambasted Democrats for letting government grow too large and Intrusive. "For 60 years, the ship of state has sailed consistently In the wrong direction, to the left." said House Majority Leader Richard Armey. R-Texas. Just before hts chamber approved the package Thursday by 227-203. “With this vote today, w e’lt crank this ship around. We’ll turn this ship around to the right." Voting yes were 223 Republicans and four Democrats; 192 Democrats and 10 Republicans were opposed. President Clinton, who says the legislation’s cuts are too harsh, will veto It when House-Senate bargainers send him a finished version, perhaps next month. That will set the table for bargaining between the two sides that will decide whether th e year ends with a com prom ise deficitreduction measure or partisan finger-pointing. For now, partisan finger-pointing la In vogue. Sc sate Democrats launched a series of amendnienfo we re h e t they ^considered the bill’s soft spots, seeking to shrink GOP cuts In Medicare. Medicaid, education 'and the earned Income lax credit for low-wage workers. They were turned back In every Instance, but not before Democrats sought political points. "Republicans have overreached." declared Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Mass. “They’ve been caught red-handed. Their cuts In Medicare are too harsh and extreme.” Some GOP amendments were successful. One by Sen. Nancy Kassebaum. R-Kan., approved 90-0. restored 4S.9 billion In reductions In student loans. That was part of a deal Dole reached with Republican moderates that also eased cuts In Medicaid and Medicare. The leader also agreed to restore most nursing home standards for Medicaid patients, which the original version would have killed. Another amendment by Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., would require states to provide Medicaid coverage for disabled people as defined by the federal government. The provision, approved 60-39. was opposed by Dole and GOP governors, who wanted to let slates decide who qualifies as disabled. The Senate voted on 20 amendments Thursday In a session that stretched past midnight, and planned votes on dosens of others today. "T his Is not a good day to be absent, nor will tomorrow be a good day to be absent." Dole Joked. There was tittle Joking as Democrats said separate comments msde Tuesday by Dole and House Speaker Newt Olngrich. R-Ga., showed that each wanted to eliminate Medicare, not simply overhaul the health-insurance program for the elderly. Polls have shown that OOP plans to carve 9270 billion In savings out of Medicare through 2002 are among the least popular parts of the Republican budget. "L et’s be very clear the smoking gun Is now here." said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daachle, D-S.D. "The Republicans want to kill Medicare." White House spokesman Mike McCurry went further, telling reporters. "Eventually they would tike to see the program die and go away. That Is also what they would want to sec happen to seniors, too. If you think about It.” Republicans said their goal was to Improve Medicare and maintain Ms solvency. McCuny’s remark Infuriated Dole and Olngrich. who Jointly called for the press secretary's firing. Gingrich called the remarks “reprehensible" and "beyond the pale of American politics." With the results obvious before the vote, the one-day debate In the House was almost antl-cllmsctlc. R epublicans congratulated them selves for championing a politically risky package that would shield future generations from huge federal deficits. “O ur knees never buckled." said House Budget Committee Chairman John Kaslch. R-Ohio. But Democrats accused their political rivals of trying to Impose a plan that hurts the most helpless Americans while bestowing tax bonan­ zas on the wealthy. "It's morally wrong. It's economically wrong, It's th e wrong thing for our country." said House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt. D-Mo. Before approving the GOP plan, the House voted 356-72 to reject an alternative by con­ servative Democrats aimed at balancing the budget without tax cuts and with smaller reductions In Medicare. Medicaid and other program s.. Week, fell in the midst of Interseaaion break this year and the school district made the decision to let schools celebrate the event throughout the month of October Some schools participated In poster contests and essay com­ petitions. Others have decorated their campuses with red ribbons and they have encouraged stu* d e n ts , te a c h e r s and a d ­ ministrators to wear the ribbons showing their support for the drug free life. The district as a whole has done little In terms of a county­ wide celebration this year, but they are continuing their efforts to t e a c h d r u g - f r e e liv in g throughout the year. “We try to teach the students how to be drug and alcohol free at every opportunity.” said Edle Valentine of the school district's curriculum services department. The drug-free message Is a part of the district’s curriculum from kindergarten through 12th grade. The incidence of drug use to lower In schools across the dis­ trict. officials said. A drug sniffing canine deputy and other equipment that can detect the presence of drugs to contributing to the decrease on campus, security officials aald. Education on the dangers of drugs may be helping students •ay no to the temptation to try drugs or to use them. "But as tong as we have even one student using drugs, we have too m a n y .” s e c u rity chief Wolfgang Halblg said. While the red ribbons may go away at the end of the week, the school district hopes to keep the spirit of drug free living alive In the students across the distret. they would. At home they have beaten the likes of Dallas and Detroit, both better teams than the lowly Otonts. ““ --------18 M I N N E S O T A ( * 4 ) we C H I C A G O . This game Is huge for both teams. Can the Vikings get their team together after the way Green Bay violated them? The Bears have more heart, but the Vikings probably have more talent. Minnesota to backed Into a comer, and they are at home. V ikings 18 Bears 18 Every week I Issue what I consider to be the best pick against the spread In the sched­ ule. This to the game that after research and contemplation. I feel most confident about re­ leasing as my LOCK OR THE WEEK. At 6-1 this season. 1 guess I shouldn't feel guilty, but I do. To make amends for last week. I have decided to release a :tal DOUBLE LOCK OR THE L That’s right. Twice the fun. twice ihe cash. This offer to not available In stores. Let’s start with C lx iiw a tl (♦ 8 ) m r th e B ram a. The Bengals have had a couple of extra days rest, and with a new quarterback, the Browns will need a couple of days to heal. Rounding off Ihe ---------- ---------TIKE. I love the (-3) aver tha G iants. T h e youngsters should win this one by a large margin. Good luck this week and save the sink repairs for February. ia c o m m is s io n e r h a d th e o p ­ p o r t u n i t y to s t u d y h is f i n d in g s a n d p o s s ib le p ro v id e s o m e I n p u t . "I haven't made up my mind one way or the other." Adams said after examining some of the report. ’’At this point. I’m keep­ ing all of my options open.” A dam s said he met w ith Reeves and architect Bruce An­ dersen. who had been Involved In creating Ihe latest papers on the subject. "I didn’t see Ihe actual figures on the cost of a move versus downtown expansion." he said, "but I understand the city (San­ ford) Is considering ihe possibili­ ty of making some proposals to us to keep the court facilities In the downtown area.” Adams said he doesn't know at this time whether Ih e cltv will Sniper C s s I ls s M frees Fags 1A sus­ pect's identity. Officials arc not certain If the sniper acted alone or with an accomplice. Sgt. 1st Class Dave Schad pointed out that Fort Bragg Is an open post, which means people BUSINESS ISN T BUILT ON DREAMS ALONE Drum cm b* kimvM witn toufld unite** Wt'n tan to pvt support to your ruling n ttd t mi Ktortwno u«rtMrtttvn Bdly' 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 offer some financial Incentives or land. Both would be needed for a n y m a ss iv e c o u r t h o u s e DAVID LEE SODLS Leesburg. Norris. U.S. Air Force. expansion If the facility re­ David Lee Bodlc. 39. Myrtle Washington. D.C., Uylesaes. St. mained downtown. If It were Lake Hills Road. Longwood. died Petersburg. Cedric and Rodney, moved to Five Points, th e land Is Wednesday. Oct. 25. 1995 at his both of Okahumpka; slaters. already available, although the residence. Born Dec. 29. 1955 In Dorothy Smith. Tommlsena. and need for financing construction Cincinnati. Ohio, he moved lo Gail Taylor, all of Okahumpka. of a building would still be Central Florida In 1990. He was D eb ra S n o w a n d Beverly required. a teacher and coach at Lake Edwards, both of Leesburg; 14 "What I want lo see." Adams Brantley High School. He was g r a n d c h ild re n ; two g re a t­ said. "Is that the city brings this Methodist and a member of the grandchildren. to the table for discussion so we Florida Athletic Coaches Associ­ Wllson-Elchclbergcr Mortuary. can take a look at more options." ation. and Penn S tale Let- Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ Commlslon Chairman Randy termen’sClub. rangements. Morris Is slated to discuss the Survivors Include wife. Gale; study with Reeves and Andersen on Tuesday, with Commission­ parents. Bill and Sue Bodte, DONALD HENRY WYNN Donald H enry Wynn. 54. ers Daryl McLain scheduled for Leesburg; b ro th e r. Phillip. n ex t Wednesday, a n d Dick C incinnati. R o b ert. Locust Williams Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Oct. 24, 1995 at his Van DcrWelde on Thursday. Grove. Ga., Rosa. Boston. residence. He was bom March 6. Reeves could not Immediately A rrangem ents by Orlando 1941 In Port Mayaca. He was an estimate when the study will be Direct Cremation Service. aircraft maintenance technician. finalized. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and belonged to Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church. CONNELLY Elder John Edward Connelly. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e wife. can come and go as they please. 59. Live Oak Blvd.. Sanford, died Shirley; sons. Darryl. Jackson­ "At Fort Bragg, we've got Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1995 at Cen­ 43,000 soldiers assigned here tral Florida Regional Hospital. ville. Antonio. Sanford; brothers. Austin Jr. and Robert and you’ve literally got tens of He was born March 30. 1936 In William L., both of Miami; sisters, thousands of people in gray Allendale. S.C. He wus presiding uniforms out doing PT (physical elder in the African Methodist Dorothy Wilder, Miami, Shirley Allen. Sanford: four grand­ training) at that lime within five Episcopal Church, and belonged children; one great-grandchild. miles of each other,” Schad said. toSt. Mark A.M.E. Church. Wllaon-Eichclbergcr Mortuary. Reports on the num ber of Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ injured ranged from 15 and 17. Survivors In clu d e father. S o ld ie r s w ere t a k e n to Thomas M.. mother. Mary E.. rangements. Womack Army Hospital and both of Okahumpka: sons. An­ civilian hospitals were put on thony Miller. Leesburg. Wayne alert to help with the casualties. A.. Sanford. Gilbert. Tallahassee; One soldier was dead on arriv­ daughters. Linda Stile. Rhonda I H( ( MilSIiMf t 1 A .’i I al at the Army hospital and one Easley and Andrea, all of San­ wounded trooper was taken to ford; brothers. Jam es, Maitland. ,<yoa fttod £• 9 k 9 mm( Oh m * Duke University Medical Center Lewis. Sallsburg. Md.. Thomas (497) > 4 1 - m i » M. Jr.. David. Darryl, all of In Durham. • MONDAY NIGHT D llll 1818811 • T U E S D A Y NIGHT K aritkt • WEDNESDAY • FRIDAY Ntfrt LifeM (T* 40's) • THIS FRIDAY NIGHT HaEwMa ^388fciM8 Prim fcf Best Caftan# • S U N D A Y NIGHT i n ^ w t m p fn w 1283 S. 17-83, LONGWOOD IK \ ( , \ IK \ \ I IK I DO' 1 I>\N ( I I I Hit M H l \ I'WTviHir I *« LLiltniiu In \IU-ml TI* OStawtodfe t o - Hungarian Freedom Day Celebration Sunday, October 29th at 12i30 p.m. Courts C * ora d H allo w aan lockup Lessard Drugs Budget I SANFORD —' The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent is holding a gigantic Halloween “Spooktacular" this afternoon. The event will be from 6:30 until 8 p.m.. at the downtown youth center at Sanford City Hall. Recreation officials say there will be games, food, prises and surprises for those boys and ghouls who attend. Costumes are suggested with prises to be awarded. Parents are urged to faring their children to the city recreation department this afternoon for "a scream" of a fun party. For W n r iv o lo m and — Co* (9*4) 3 9 9 4 0 1 9 Sf 797-1419 AOnsston AndOrewr H O to m um - to to efetten Soaoa VraWd ♦Suv tour id»W» In oJonco with Colorful CotlumM M agi# M Ul S lU H Barvrg F n Hungarian Food S Cnrfc* Soup. Hurgwwi Dm *Q oUaaM lw igaiW i Chckan P*w*a w *i honemeds dumpungi a nca. and homamada o m m iu . cola and hoi drink*. and men * opan Car l M M mS M m i riMtam 0* M * m u . M en) I to Hy»*i»ii» toad I dnati l),iv> Inn D. i vt un. i ( r n l r . i l Hull I t nni n I ' l l ) ' I S u n I It \ I l. i it I it \ v. I \ 1 \ I I > , t v l i l l l . l It*- .11 !l DOWNTOWN SANFORD COSTUME CAPER SATURDAY, OCT. COSTUME CONTEST OPEN TO CHILDREN AGES 0-12 YEARS STARTS AT 12 NOON PMUSWALBEAWARBESl!! COMC E A RLY AND E N JO Y <W A FARMERS MARKETOPEN FROM 8 AM UNTIL 2 PM W fT C H Y f t W O N O C R F U L featuring frsah product, cut llow sra, plants, landscaping kxjntam a. homamada jalias. jams 4 cookies, plus impohad coffee, taa and baked goods. DEVILISHLY DELIGHTFUL B A T WINGS A TO AO STTS Sy-.RUSTrSWINGS Tsmpt Tha Hand 01 Faia • Fortunes Told Am By Sarah - Hover Over Our Bubbling Witches' Cauldron And Bob For Apples. Trick or Treat Salary at the Downtown \J J Area Merchants Storestlt '~P'~ " (paranpafinpuorMPW Mfedty nteon* o n n * Ooon) ENTERTAINMENT BY TH E CHOREUT1CS CENTER STAGE 1:30 PM CALL 323887S BY OCT. 3S Qms Nurmar Oi CMdran Aaaniana *o U w crw a Hava Enoggn Candy 1st S T R U T A MAGNOLIA �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Friday. October 27. 1995 Lake Mary, Heathrow Chamber of Commerce hoata a frightfully good time kyPMUaSsle* They had a party and everyone cam***ol, Including a witch, Frankenstein, the Mummy and Mortlcle Adama. It wee the Lake Mary Heathrow Chamber of Commerce Halloween costum e party, held Thursday night at Lake Mary's new Courtyard Marriott. Among chamber members and guests were, below, Claire Dalton, Marilyn Rodriguez, Kathy Walker, above left, Guy and Carolyn Collins, L+qal Notlctt IN TWC C IR C U IT COURT F O R tC M IM O tl COUNTY, FLORIDA FR O R A TI DIVISION File Member 7M1FCP IN R E : ESTATE OF CHESTER HICKS NOTICE O F ADMINISTRATION M om calls outer space By The A ssociated Press School bus drlvor recounts horror FOX RIVER GROVE. III. — A school bus driver told Investigators she faced a red Itght and heard no warning on a railroad crossing before a commuter train slammed Into her bus and killed seven students. Investigators are trying to determine why the bus carrying 35 students sal at the traffic light Wednesday with about 3'/i feet of its rear In the path of the train that barreled through ut uploDOmph. The driver. Patricia Catencamp, told Investigators th e traffic light at the crossing never turned green, she didn’t hear any warnings from students, and never saw or heard the train. "There was a lot of chaos on the b u s." National Transportation Safety Board member John Goglla said Thursday night as the on-scene investigation wrapped up, "She did not near a horn.'* Talk show flap WASHINGTON - They're all talking on daytime TV: oversexed teens, philandering husbands, prostitutes and porn stars. Politicians who want to shush this chatter call It "cultural rot.” Talk show hosts call It real-life entertainment. And. they say, viewers love It. "People watch to have a good time.” said host Jerry Springer. "Human beings love to talk about their personal lives, other people's lives, relationships.” Former Education Secretary William Bennett hopes to persuade people to quit watching, and to persuade corporations to (piit producing trashy television. He’s adopted the Issue alongside his crusade against violent and sexually degrading rap music lyrics. Hell House draws criticism ARVADA. Colo. —A church-sponsored haunted house shows scenes dial go beyond scary: a gay man with AIDS in a coffin, a woman coveted with a blood-soaked towel having an abortion, a depressed teen-ager shooting himself In the head. “The message Is about the decisions people make, and the consequences." said Paul Vellqucttc, pastor of The Abundant Life Christian Center, a Pentecostal church. The scenes, criticized as outrageous and Insensitive, were shown for die llrst time Thursday night to hundreds of people who waited an hour in line and paid *5 each. The "Hell House" Is one of several church-sponsored haunted houses around the country this Hulloween that have grown from a 1972 project known as "Scaremarc." designed by the youlli division of the Rev. Jerry Falwcll's church In Lynchburg. Va. Selena fans celebrate second time HOUSTON —Selena d e v o t e e s s a y th e w o m a n c o n v i c t e d In her murder got die mi Ir is h i n c n t s h e d e se rv e d — life In prison. "She'll sillier within those years." said Melissa Santos, a fan among the celebrants outside the courthouse Thursday as Yolanda Saldivar was sentenced. "It won’t bring Selena hack, but It's some satisfaction." she said. After trine hours of delltx-ratlon over two days, the panel gave Ms. Saldivar. 35. the maximum punishment. Ju ro rs did not impose the $10,000 Hue sought by prosecutors. Ms. Suldlvur won’t t»e eligible for parole until 2025. On Monday, th same 12 Jurors found the former fan club president guilty III the March 31 shooting death of the 23 year-old Grammy-wlnnlng singer at a Corpus Chrlsil motel. From A ssociate d Press reports I SPACE CENTER. Houston Earth lo outer spare: This Is morn. Columbia commander Ken­ neth Bowrrsox heard briefly from Iris mother Thursday dur­ ing a space-to-gmund Interview with Jml Inna polls TV station WISH. She wasn't calling to check on him. Just to say hello. "Ht Kenny. This Is mom." said .Jean Bowersox of Bedford, lnd. "You look great ... I’d like to be there, h u t you know that's Impossible right now. But later on muybe I'll get lo lake a trip with you." The call, arranged by the station, was u surprise for Bowersox. whose crew Is on one of the longest shuttle missions ever p la n n e d . T h e seven astronauts were launched Oct. 20 and aren't due home until Nov. 5 after 16 days. ’That was great. Thanks a lot." he said. "It's nice lo hear my mom’s voice up here." The crew performed more fluid a n d c ry s ta l-g ro w th experiments Thursday. NASA lost radio rontart with the shuttle for a total or more than an hour Thursday because of uil equipment failure In New Mexico. Mission Control saw the two c o m m itn tealIo n s blackouts c o m In g a n d w a r n r d th e uslrunuuls. Mission operations representative JcIT Mantle said electronics equipment al the Tracking and Dala Relay Satel­ lite slat Um at New Mexico's White S am is Missile Rangc probahly experienced a power outage. The communications blackmils happened on buck-lo-back orbits. T he first lasted 36 minutes, the second 27 minutes. NASA said the problem did not affect th e laboratory experi­ ments. MAY THE SOURCE • BE WITH YOU n .i Ml t- fri n Ui ’ h v i - ' iJ «out ’dim* ic<l j OU'Vm C o n s u m e r In lo im a b o c D epart m en I > ; . / Pueoic e n te f . Color jdo i ' » T h * administration al lha •Mat* •« C H E S TER HICKS, d p c e a a a d . F lla N um ber 7J-7IS-CP, la pending In tha Circuit Court tar SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probata Divi­ sion. m# address at which I* F .O . Drawer " C \ Sanlord. FL 77771 Th# names and addrttsrs at th* personal reprasanlatlv* a n d tha p e rs o n a l rs p rt aantatlva'i attornay ara tat forth below A L L IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS A R E N O TIF IE D THAT: A ll parsons on wham thlt nolle* la tarvad who hav* ob lactlon* that challenge tha valid Ity of tha will, tha quallllcatlens of tha paraonal rtpratanlallvt. vonu*. or lurladlcllon ol thlt Court ara required lo Ilia thalr obloctlens with this Court W I T H I N T H E L A TE R OF T H R E E MONTHS AFTER THE D A T E OF TH E FIRST FUBLI C A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H I R T Y O A TS AFTER THE O A T E OF SERVICE OF A C O R Y OF TH IS NOTICE ON TH E M , All cradllort el tha decadent and other ptrioni having claim* or demands against decadent's •slat* on whom a copy at this notice Is served within Ihra* months attar tha data el th* first publication ol this notice must Ilia th*lr claims with this Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS AFTER THE D A T E OF TH E FIRST PUBLI C A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER THE D A T E OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF TH IS NOTICE ON TH E M . Alt other creditors al th* d*c*d*nt and persons having claim* or demands against tha decedent's estate mutt III* thalr claims with this court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS AFTER THE D A T E OF T H E FIRST PUBLI C A T IO N OF TH IS NOTICE A L L CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILED W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Th* dat* of th* llrst publics lion ot this Nolle* It October 27, INS. Par ton* I Raprtsanlatlva: Jason Hicks 731 Klttlmmaa Place Winter Springs. FL 3770# Attornay tor Personal Representative: Richard W. Copeland a ll Palm Springs Drive. Suita IIS Altamonte Springs. FL 17701 Telephone: (407) 110 77» Florid* Bar No.: ISi 174 Publish: October 37.4nd November ). INS □ E l 330 IN TMR CIRCUIT COURT OF THRIBTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR S IM IN O L i COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. H lilt CAM B F E D E R A L NATIONAL M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION. Plainlltt, vs. F IL M O R E R BAKER.etal. DatandanKil. NOTICE OF ACTION T O FILM ORE R BAKER and UNKNOW N SPOUSE. II mar ried il alive, and/or dead hit llh airl unknown hairs, dtvlsaes. legatees or grantees and all parsons or parties claiming by. through, under or against them Residence unknown Y O U ARE N O TIFIED that an Action lor foreclosure ol a mortgage on th* following prop arty In SEM INOLE County. Florida T H E SOUTH 100 FEET OF L O T S( AND ALL OF LOT 57, F R A N K L IN TERRACE. AC C O R D IN G TO TH E P LA T TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 1. PAGE 71. P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEMI N O L E CO U N TY. FL0HI0A has been lll*d against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. to It on SPEAR AND HOFF M A N . F A , Attornay*. whota address Is 70i South Dili* Highway. Coral Gablet. Florida J1I44. 13051 saa nee. within JO days alter th* llrst publication ol th* notice and to til* >h* original with ih# Clerk at this Court either before service on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. P A . attorneys or Immediately there after, otherwise a dtlaull will b* entered against you lor th* relief demanded In Ih* Com plain! or Petition W ITN ESS my hand and wal of this Court on this Urd day ol O C T O B E R .m i (Seal I AAARVANNE MORSE As Clerk ot th* Court By. Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk Publish October 77 and Novembar 3. IN I O E l 33f Cochran Scott and Penny Letfel. Center, chamber official Ken McDonald. Far right, Chamber Director Diane Parker, with Martin and Aitza Raines. Legal Notlcet NOTICE OF SALE OF MOTOR V RHIClt PURSUANT TO P .I. m.tot To: ASAP TRANSPORTA T IO N E X P R ES S DBA U N I­ V E R S A L L O G IS T IC INC./ F I R S T U N IO N N A TIO N A L BAN K OF FLORIDA. HO E. Pino SI.. Orlando. You art hereby Informed that th* follow Ing described vehlctoll) which you own will bo told In Public Auction for cash lo tha highest bidder Sale and VahlcN Loco lion: 3730 W. 1st St . Sanford. FL on November 7th, m l at to OS a m. 1*07 G R E A T DANE TRL. V IN : IGRAA7*27HSOa7?03 1M7 G R E A T D A N E TR L . V IN : IGRAAfe34HS04n07. Publish: October 77, IN I O E l 7*0 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaoed In business at 131 Kelly Circle. Sanlord. FL 33773. S*mlnolo County. Florida, under t h a F i c t i t i o u s Nam* ol CARIBBEAN STYLE FOODS, and that I Intend to register said name with tha Division el Corporatlons. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with th* pro­ visions o< th* Fictitious N*m* Statutes. To Wit: Section IS5(N. Florida Statutes m i. Shaiam Mohammad Publish: October >7, IN I D E I 142 IN T N I COUNTY COURT OF T H E IIOHTECNTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c a s e N o .n m c c i a o B A Y T R E E , A CONDOMINIUM. S E C TIO N EIG H T. INC . a not lor profit Florid* corporation. Plaintiff, va. TH ER ES A LYN N D E S TE F A N O . Defendant NOTICE OF SALE N O TIC E IS HER EBY GIVEN that on Ihe lath day of Novem bar m s at 11:00 a.m. at Ih# west front door ol th* Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, tha undartignad Clerk will offer tor tale the (allowing described real property: CONDOM INIUM UNIT NO. 14. BayTre*. a Condominium. Section Eight. Inc., according to the Amendment to th* Declare lion ol Condominium rscordad In Official Records Book 10*0. pegs gin. Public Rscardt ol Seminole County, Florida, being an amendment to the original Declaration ol Condominium re corded in Ofllclel Records Book 777, pages 13*3 through 145*. Inclusive, Public Racords ol Semi not# County. Florida ac cording to the floor plan which It part ol th* piol plan and survey which are Eihlblt* "B”, “H ". " I " , and " J " to the Declaration ol Restrictions, Reservations, Covenants, Conditions and easements ol Sheoeh, Section I. a condominium recorded In Ol ficlal Records Booh 777, pages 13*3 through 1417, Inclusive, Public Records ot Seminole C ou nty. Florida , and said E ih lb ill to the aforesaid Decla ration ol Condominium recorded In Otticial Records Book ff7. Pages 1411 through 141* in elusive. Public Records ol Sem Ino I* County. Florid* togtther with an undivided interest in and to th* common elements at eiempllfled referred to and sat torth in said Declaration and said Eehlblt " E " thereto together with all structures. Improvements. Matures, appli ancet. and appurtenances on said land or used In conjunction there* llh. Th* aforesaid sal* will be mad* pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered In Civil No *5 *34 CC 70 Q pending In Ih* County Court ol Ih* Etgh teenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County, Florida Dated this 13th day ol Octo ber. lf*S M ARYANNE MORSE C LER K OF THE C O U N TY COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk In accordance with th* Amer leant With Disabilities Act. per sons with disabilities needing a special accommodation lo par ticlpat# In thlt procttdmg should contact th* ADA Coordi nator. at X I N Park Avenue. Suit* NX1. Sanlord. Florida 33771. Telephone 1X71 373 *330 a it 4777. at leatl live IS) days prior to th* procttdmg II h e a rin g Im paired IT O D I I *00*55 (771. or VOICE (VI I *00*55 (770. via Florida Relay Service C U R R Y .TA Y L O R 4 CARLS P A 1*00 Summit Tower Boulevard Suit* tOO Orlando. Florida 17010 1*70 Publish October 70. 77. Ittl | O E l IS* Legal Notloi NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1177 E. Altamonte Dr. Suita 107. Altamonte Springs, FL 37701, Seminole County. Florida, under th * F i c t i t i o u s N am e *1 EXECUTIVE RETREAT, and that I intend to register said name with th* Division el Cor­ porations. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with th* pro visions ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToW II: Section WJOt. Florida Statutes 1711. Charles L. West Publish: October 77. IN ) D EI 351 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 4170 A tom * Ay*.. STE. 114 1IJ, Winter Park. F L 17777. Seminole County, Florida, under Ih* Fictitious Nam* ol SOUTH PA­ CIFIC HOBBIES, and that I Intend,to register said name with th* Division ol Corpora Ilona. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with Ih* provisions ot th* FIcHHout Nam* statutes, To-Wit: Section US 77. Florida Statutes 1771. Thomas C. Toy lor Publish: October 27, 1775 OEl 345 NOTICE O F FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given (hat th* undersigned, e corporation In corporated under the laws ol Florida, dttlrlng to engage In business el 1401 West Seminole Boulevard In the City ol San ford. County ol Seminole. Slat* ol Florida 33771. under Ih* fictitious name of CareOne, hereby advertises Its Intention lo register said name with the Secretary ol State ol the State ot Florida, pursuant to section 005.07ol tha Florida Statults. C E N TR A L FLORIDA R EG IO N AL HOSPITAL. INC. B y: John M. Franck II WfFitflFV Publish: October 77.1775 DEI-344 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given IhaI I am engaged in business at 1331 San Fallp* Cl.. Winter Springs. F L 37700. Samlnolt County, Florida, under th* Fictitious Name ol ( 4 SECURITY, and that I intend to register said name with th* Division et Cor poratlons, Tallahassaa. Florida, In accordance with th* pro vision* et tha Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section (45 07. Florida Statutes 1771 Kenneth P Balling Publish; October 17.1775 D EI 341 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIONTIENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FB* Na. H Ni-CP PROBATE DIVISION In Re: TheEataNol JA N E M IZZO. Deceased NOTICE O F ADMINISTRATION Th e admlnislrallon ol Ih* •slat* ol JA N E M IZZO. da caased. File No. PR 75 700 CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court, in and lor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, th* address ot which Is P O Drawer C. Sanlord. Florida 13777 Th* na m a and address of Ih* Personal Representative and the Personal Representative's attorney are sat forth below A ll Interested persons are required to III* with this Court W ITH IN TH R E E (J) MONTHS OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION O F T H IS N O TIC E ( I I all claims against Ih* estate, and (7) any objection by an interest *d person on whom Ihii notice wet served that challenges Ih* validity ol th* Will, the qualm cations ol Ih# Personal Rtpr* tentative, venue, or lurlsdlclion ol th* Court ALL CLAIMS AND O B JEC TIO N S NOT SO FILED W I L L BE F O R E V E R BAR R ED Publication ol this Notice has begun on October 771h 1775 Per tonal Representative Jan* A Salerno 1777 Twelfth SI West Babylon. NY 11704 Attorney lor Personal Represanlativ* C H A R LEN E O KELLEY 54N Park Avenua Apopka. FL 12703 Phone 407 ate 3713 Fla Bar No 23*544 Publish October 17. and November 1. 1775 D E I 747 Legal Notlcts NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, * corporation In­ corporated under the laws ol Florida, desiring to engage In business et 1401 Was! Samlnol# Boulevard In the City at Sen ford. County of Samlnala, Stato of Florida 37771, under th* fictitious name of CENTRAL F L O R ID A H O M E C A R E .; hereby advertises Its Intention to register said name with Ih* Secretary of Stato of th* Stato of Florida, pursuant to section •as 07 ot th* F lor Ida Statutes C E N TR A L FLORIDA REG ION AL HOSPITAL. INC. By: JohnM. Franck II Secretary Publish: October 17.1775 D EI 741 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that w* are engaged In business at 300 Carolwood Point. Earn Park, FL 377X. Samlnala County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Name of LANE OF THE WOODS, and that we Intend to ragtstor said name with th* Division ol Cor­ porations. Tallahassaa, Florida. In accordance with th* pro­ visions ol th* Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To-WIt: Section N5 07. Florida Statutes 1771. Corporation: Lake ol Iho Woods Homoowners Association. Inc. Donald L. Taylor President Publish: October 77, 1775 D E I 147 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E SIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AMO FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY O IN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASR NO. Tl-tTX-CA-M-N F E D E R A L HOME LOAN M OR TG AG E CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v*. CLAUDIUS TOBIAS. KAREN TOBIAS. KEZIAH TOBIAS. VILLA S O F STOCKBRIDGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . WEKIVA RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C ..------------. AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE S U B JEC T REAL PROPERTY, and All parlies claiming Interest by. through, under or against EZR A G . TOBIAS and RUTH E. TOBIAS. Deceased. Defendant (a). NOTICE OF ACTION TO : All parties Claiming Inter •sl by. through, under or against EZRA G TOBIAS and RUTH E. TO B IA S . Deceased, and all parties having or claiming to hav# any right, Mile or Intorost In the property herein d* scribed Residence Unknown You are hereby noil lied that an action to foreclose a mart gag* on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: Lot 31. S T O C K B R ID G E . U N IT O N E. according to th* plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 7*. Pages 77 and n . Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, a/k/a Saa Harvard Place. Apopka. Florida 12791 has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. lo II, on Sheppard Faber. At torney tor Plalntlll. whose address Is Suite J00, 1570 Madruga Avenue. Coral Gables. Florida Ulaa within thirty (X ) days alter th* llrst publication ol this Nolle* In th* Sanlord Herald and 111* Ih* original with Ih* Clerk ol this Court althor before service on Plalntltt's attorney or Immediately there alter; otherwise a default will be entered against you tor th* rebel demanded In th* com plaint W ITNESS my hand and th* saal ol this Court this 10th day of October. 1775 l Seal! M AR YANNE MORSE As Clock ol th* Court By Patricia F Mills As Deputy Clark "Persona with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Seminot* County Courthouse. X I N Park Avenue, Suit* N X I. Sanlord. Florida 11771. at least live days prior to Ih* proceed Ing Telephone (4011 3734530 •*t 4777. I *00 755 1771 ITOO) or I 100 755(770 (VI via Florida Relay Service." Publish. October it. and November 3. 17*5 D E I 140 I �m ar . I * ★ PULL O U T AND SAVE * FRI. O C T . 27 - T H U R S . N O V . 2 ... 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November 5th with show up at 7:30 a.m. and shotgun start at 8 a.m. The tournament Is a four-person scramble, make your own team, and the entry fee ts 830 per person. Including golf. cart, lunch and priles. Lunch will be served at the American Legion on Sanford Avenue. You may sign up for the tournament at the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter *30 or the Sanford American Legion. For more information please call Cdr. Bil Mayo at 330-8384 or Cameron MaGIII at 323-8756. Ftrgm on Bastball 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 Kenne 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 840 for the two days. Including lunch. Saturday's schedule will be from 9 a.m. until dark, with Sunday starting a noon and also ending at dark. For more Information call (407) 321-8582. ORLANDO — John Starks scored 32 points, had seven rebounds and seven assists Thursday night as the New York Knlcks beat Orlando 95-73 In the Magic's first game without Injured center Shaqullle O'Neal. Charles Smith had 19 points and 11 re­ bounds. and Herb Williams, who replaced Patrick Ewing In the starting lineup, had 12 of his 16 points In the first half for the Knlcks (3-4). Anfemee Hardaway led the Magic (5-3) with 17 points. Nick Anderson had 12 points and Dennis Scott II. but they combined to shoot Just six of 25 from the field. Rangers tis Lightning ST. PETERSBURG — Mark Messier scored with 53 seconds remaining In regulation to give the New York Rangers a 4-4 tie with the Tampa Bay Lightning Thursday night. Messier fought off defenseman Roman Hamrllk to score ofT an assist from Adam Graves and complete a two-goal comeback in the final nine minutes. Graves fed Messier in front after Tampa Bay defenseman BUI Houlder failed to clear the puck from behind the Lightning net. Messier pulled New York within 4-3 at 11:03 of the third with his third goal of the season on a wrist shot. 39 seconds after Alexander Se]Ivanov had given Tampa Bay a two-goal lead. Left wing Brian Bellows scored his first two goals of the season and Selivanov also scored twice for Tampa Bay. JRS president resigns MIAMI — The president of Joe Robbie Stadium Corp.. Richard L. Andersen, will resign effective Dec. 11 to pursue private business Interests. It was announced Thursday. No details were released of Andersen's future plans, but he plans to remain in the South Florida area. No replacement was announced. Cindy Lll|enquiat (left) had three service points end eight kills, while Shsnnon Munnt contributed eight service points, Including five straight to open the wlnner-take-all third gems, es the Oviedo Hone repeated as the Clue 6A-D!strlct 4 champion at Lyman High School Thursday night. CLEVELAND — Buck Showalter didn't give New York Yankees owner George Stelnbrenner a chance to fire him. Unlike so muny managers before him. Showalter left on his own terms. He called Stelnbrenner from his home In Pensacola, saying he will not return next season. ■1ST B ITS ON TV EySAAV COATOAM Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD — Host Lake Mary defeated Boone 15-2. 15-6. and later downed University 15-8, 13-15. 15-4 in Thursday's action at Volleyfest ‘95. The tournament will continue Saturday afLakc Mary Hlch School. Lake Howell defeated Colonial 15-7. 15-9 In Its first match of the night, but fell to Dr. Phillips 15-12. 8-15, 15-13 In Its second march. Seminole fell to University 15-2. 15-13 In Its first match of the night, and was eliminated by a 15-11. 15-7 loss to Boone. Lake Howell will play Boone at noon to open Saturday's action, while Lake Mary lakes on Dr. Greyhounds sweep SAC C.C. crowns Phillips at 2 p.m. The Rams and Panthers, both 21-1 teams whose only loses are to each other, play the tlebrakcr for the right to go to the winner's bracket finals. "Volleyfest '95 has built into the tournament wc expected It to be,” said Lake Mary coach Bill Whalen. "The four first round winners are traditionally strong. Lake Mary and Lake Howell arc ranked No. I and No. 2 In the Seminole Athletic Conference, and Dr. Phillips and Univer­ sity are one-two In the Metro. There was really exciting play In the second round, and the fans should get their money's worth Saturday." There will be two sessions on Saturday, and admission will be $4 per session. W ILL DON! WINTER SPRINGS - Lyman High School's cross country teams completed decimated the rest of the field at the Seminole Athletic Con­ ference Meet at Central Winds Park Thursday afternoon. The Greyhound girls' team easily won th e ir t i t l e , o u ts c o r ln g □8«o Lyman. Pngs 2B SANFORD - An upset can sure mesa things up. Two weeks ago. M.A. Erectors had built a two-game lead In the Sanford Recreation D ep artm en t M en's Thursday Night Fall Slowpltch Softball League und looked well on Its way to a repeat of Us Spring League championship. But Nobles Construction, which also won a Thursday title In the spring, pulled ofT a clutch 10-7 upaet at Chase Park to hand M.A. □ 8 m BoftbaU. Fag* 2 8 m u I. Lyman. 11. 1. Lafca Howall. 17. 3. OvWdo. 7*. 4. taka BranIWy, 103. J. Lake Mary. 10*. t. Sammow. no Nam k o t o . INDIVIDUAL RESULTS I. Ktlly Hudton. Lyman. 13:31; I. Karyn Hall. OvWds. I3:4S; 1 JolW Lafcrat. Laka BranIWy. 13 *3; 4 Mali*** Rlvara. Lyman. 13 M. 3 MlchalW Barftr. Lyman, 13:11; a. Shannon AkDanWI. Lyman. 13:1a; 3. Joy Kaminski. Lyman. 13:13; I. Mia McCormick. Loko Howall. 13:1*; t. Angala CMton. Laka Mary. 13 74. 10. Sarah Rlchim. Laka Howall. 13:37. ROY* TIA M A K tU L T t I Lyman. It, 1 Laka Howall. 43. 3. SamlnoW. a*. 4 Oviado. I*. 5. Laka BronlNy. 10*. i Laka Mary, lot Ca s p lala listings on Fags IE I. David KMalay. Lyman. la:444; 3 Rob Evan*. Lyman, la aa t; 3 TyN r Suttarbaa. Lyman. 14 4t, 4 Cory Frank. Laka Howall. 14:54; S. Javan Scott. Lyman. 17 03. 4 Brad Lang. Laka BranIWy. 17 03. 7. Chrlt Kampink. Laka Howall. 17:11; I Damon Grimaldi. Lyman. 17:13; f Bobby Flroul. Lako Howall. 17:37; 10. Jtrom lah Mikhail. SamlnoW. 17:33 Thursday softball race still up in air ■y D8AMMNTM Herald 8ports Editor T Z A M R It U IT t INDIVIDUAL RISULTS DITEBNATlOltAL HOCKEY LEAGUE □ 7:30 p.m. — SUN. Komctsat Solar Bears. (L) LONGWOOD — Oviedo won the Class 6A, District 4 girls volleyball title Thursday with a 15-10. 9-15. 15-10 win over Lake Mary. The Lions will host a subregional match Tuesday against the District 3 runner up. while the Rams play at the District 3 champion. The Rams took a 3-1 lead to open the match, but Michele Lowe had three amice points to give the Lions a 4-3 lead. Leah Harkiewicz then extended Oviedo's lead to 5-3, but the Rams would deadlock the action S-8 a n d 6-6 a s S arah McWeeney and Jeannte Mena collaboarted on three service points. ''Beating Lake Mary was a strug­ gle,” asld Oviedo coach Anita Carlton. "It w asn't out beet perfor­ mance. and we had trouble serving In the second game. I would much rather go Into the next round as a winner. This team needs the home court advantage psychologically. We Just need good execution In the next round." Lowe and Becky Goldberg then racked up three service points each, while Cindy LUjenquist added one more, to put Oviedo ahead 13-6. Two service points by Manx and one each by Monica Camardese and Debbie Duber pulled Lake Mary within 13-10. Lowe then closed out the game with two service points. Lowe had two service points, while Goldberg. January Rook and Michelle Cutter each had one to stake Oviedo to a 5-0 lead In game two. Duber then collected live serv­ ice points, followed by one each from Mans and Stephanie Dale, but Lake Mary ahead 7-5. Lowe then pulled the Llona to within 7-6. but Duber and Dale then extended the Rama lead to 13 "This was a double edged sword." said Lake Mary coach Cindy Her "We knew that If we lost we wc still play In the next round, but we □I Rams, Panthers undefeated in Volleyfest SEMINOLE ATHLETIC COWS IB S NCI CROtl COUNTRY A I I I T *1CtNTRAt WIND* PARK WINTRR SPIIINSt Showelter turns down Yankees . 1995 Subregional bounq SANFORD — International Soccer Select will be holding cllnlc/tryouta throughout Florida to Identify players, both male and female, between the ages of 11 and 17 Interested In International soccer travel and competition. Among the trips planned for 1906 are a training camp In Europe, followed by participa­ tion In Europe's top youth soccer tournaments: the Oothla (Sweden) and Dana (Denmark) Cups. Local tryouts will take place at Lake Sylvan Park. Saturday. Oct. 28. from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Players are asked to bring their own soccer ball, water and a SIS registration fee to the dlnlc/tryout. Call to pre-register and save $5. For more details, please contact Internationa] Soccer Select at (941)365-0353. Knlcto club Magle O ctober Betty Vann (left) of the Sanford Optlmlat Club presents a plaque to this week's Sanford Optimist Club Athlete of the Week, Nicole Brown. On October -6, the Seminole High School bowling team member bowled 80 pins over her average of 144 in a three game set of 188175-171 against Lake Mary. On October 18 against Oviedo. Brown bowled a 203 game which was 59 pins over her average. The Optimist Club's award is presented each week to an outstanding SHS athlete. 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B p p n t T tdp I n * •• M.A. Erectors a n d Nobles TararalCfccjpat OdialAxdmmi Construction are both 8-3. while Crazy Wings and Beer:30 are t'pac both 7-3 and Ken Rummel AxanaemdSi l a m l l r x BundadCdadatpai Chevrolet stands 6-4. Complet­ DaerartyCdpar » ■ • • ing the standings are TEC Mort­ onpm gage (3-7). Sanford Tire (1-9) and M IB p d . the Scrubs (0-10). OdimdSaxhm. Ip* Hardy* alBaaai'pn Next week, at Chase Park. AHM aB diedhT leeaxdri'pm TEC Mortgage plays the first CMcapdBavpd.'Bpm A m d ev p y y an Jaar'h p n doubleheader against Sanford ■ y d aad n d T am p In 'h p a. Tire al 6:30 p.m. and M.A. LmAxpeny Tarax*) Opm Erectora at 7:30 p.m . M.A. BBahpn d Vancmxnr. * » p * Erectors then stick around to • I I •-« play the Scrubs at 8:30 p.m. At Tampa tar I I l l- i Ptnehurst Park. Beer:30 plays a Fma MW - l. Tampa lm tenant I deuce against Crazy Wings at itrader. Ntamr) l * <*) Fiiam n Memri.a. T| iwartn excel. I O b e n t NT 6:30 p.m. and Ken Rummel ieda h med. I la. lataiar. nr itmampi. Chevrolet at 7:30 p.m . Ken IM. Camx. Tl lrtvpM|l.' *» O'amt. Rummel Chevrolet will take on Iraupempl. ' es l i . f mn. NT II axcal. I a dnanr. NT. mmaxdrcl. * B Nobles Construction at 8:30 p.m. Khm*. Tl lr*rpM|) OO Gradr. Tl Providing the offense for each lc*arp«|). O B Fanara NT ImtAmpl. 0 0 BarTluiraanpUS'l team were: bean* Bra* - 1 Tempt Itr. laHranm 4 Ken Rummel Chevrolet: two ilarrl. I H 1 Te»ea lar Baru*i I hits — Chris Nlckle (home run. iMamri*. hadarl. 10 (p»l A Mn Tart. KKvf I IBamcHexar. LaxpPaxl. II n run. three RBI). Danny Gracey haamae - Barin am. NY Indrhrancal. (two RBI): one hit — BUI Gracey I II. Bar Tl ImaaanimaMAa candecti. 1 ai. Bay*. BY irmanpl. 1 U LaxpBm. (d o u b le, run. R B I). K trby NY (tlamnpl. l a Oarran. Tl Haycmpl. Swlnchart and Jeff Futrell (one Ml. SaHranai. Tl imard raam). O.B Lana. NY mddap dMI. d 0. Grdh*. Tl run and one RBI each). Steve lranprn*J.»lt C o o p er (two r u n s ) . D avid T*y« lay* - 1 M* Tart. Lade* 1» n i Tampa lar Sdiraxar I tCviian. Hamn.ai. Golds! Ick and Bobby Keefer (one d la Ippl '. Nan Tart, dnanr I If run each): run. RBI — winning add B t a a p k 1 (BMMB.SMMFah Tam ( t m 1 B d iJ d m v W a B a ta Cdd. UP. M il. i B M W r w (Mama OM. add M B 1 Larr On. Mr* HUM. Cdd. I B t IB B t II Be CMc*. Hand. Cdd. I B t MB. 1 Id V a d a p KTJr.AQBPdB B *tl> t BIB. MVr. 'M a rt Mat 111 tro t B M r Lam? AarAM »xvd'«r* IBM I' ta t Bpndnpr. Ana»« Sntv Far* IBM it laca I d a Udr Baad Fa* (Bill If Tm Inraa. Japan, 'idaart Mai. n sm B Aida Omu, Bra* Fa* Far* 01 Ml II Indaa Matnawi. IBr Fade Fa* in ra a tan rad Caetd. Franc* Fade Fa* ■a so a Marl* Bnxa. Brat* Far* Far* II* m pitcher Cary Keefer: run —Scott Murphy. TEC Mortgage: one hit — Mike McCoy. Doug Luce. Steve Ross. Jamie Pttzer. M.A. Erectors: four hits —Rich Lockrem (two doubles, four RBI); three hits - Greg Jam es (two doublet, three runs, three RBI), winning pitcher Tom Gracey (double, four runs): two hits — Chris Bullock (triple, run. three RBI). Jaime Granado (two runs. RBI), Glen Stewart (run); one hit — Tim Pittman (triple, three runs). Paul Rodriguez (two runs, RBI). Eric B u llo c k (ru n ). Fernando Torres. Ken Rummel Chevrolet: three hits — David Goldstlck (three doubles, two runs. RBI): two hits — Chris N lckle a n d Scott Murphy (one double, one run and two RBI each). Cary Keefer and Bobby Keefer (one run each): one hit — Kirby Swlnchart and Raymond Hartsfleld (one run each). Jeff Futrell |RBI). Steve Cooper; run. RBI — Bill Gracey. Noblea C onstruction: three hits — Dave French (triple, double, two runs, RBI). Jay Johnson (double, run. two RBI); two hits — Ned Raines (home run. double, two runs. RBI). Kevin Julian (triple, two runs. RBI). Manny Silvia (run. two RBI): one hit — Craig Split (triple, run. tw o RBI). Dan Dougherty (double, run). Ben Green: winning pitcher — Tom Szabo. M.A. Erectors: two hits —Paul Rodriguez (triple, double, two runs). Tim Pittman (run): one hit — Fernando Torres (double. RBI). Greg Jam es (run. three RBI). Rich Lockrem (run. RBI). Chris B ullock (run). Jaime Granado; ru n — Glen Stewari: RBI —Tom Gracey. Crazy Wings: two hits —Gan Miller (triple, three runs, three RBI). Ron Wlrth (triple, two runs, three RBI), winning pitcher Steve Woodley (double, two ru n s, fo u r RBI). Brantley Brum lev and Jesua Mulno (one double and two runs each): one hit — Don Bastl (two runs, RBI). Mark Janach (run, two RBI). Donnie Miller (run. RBI). Stan Brumley (tw o runs). Heath Short. Sanford Tire: two hits —Tom Vezlna (run. two RBI). Vince Clark (two runs. RBI). Carl Strawn (run. RBI). Steve Boon (two RBI). JefT Woodridge (RBI). Ralph Leyva (run): one hit — Mike Clark (two runs. RBI), Chip Smith (run. RBI). Lee McCafTerty (run): run — Gary Lelst. Tim Parkins. Beer:30: two hits — Robert Jones (two doubles, run. four RBI). Spencer Baggett (two runs. RBI). Mike Miller (two runs): one hit — Tim Allison (home run. two runs, three RBI). Jerry Camus (two runs. RBI). Jon Reid (run. RBI). Joel Kean (two RBI). Dave Bennett (run): run. RBI Ken McKeevey: run — Jlom Reid; winning pitcher — Bob Gamer. Sanford Tire: two hits —Sieve Boon (double. RBI): one hit Ralph Leyva (mn). Chip Smith. Carl Strawn. Gary Lelst. EVERY DAY IS I'A Y II U ! • 7 8 8 , IB runner-up Lake Howell 33-57. Lyman’s Kelly Hudson (13:31) was the Individual champion besting Oviedo’s Karyn Hall by 14 seconds. Julie Labret from Lake Brantley was third, another respectively. Rounding out the top 10 were Mia McCormick from Lake Howell (eighth). Angela Olson from Lake Mary (ninth) and Sarah Rlchlns from Lake Howell (10th). Trailing Lyman and the Sliver Hawks In the learn standings were Oviedo (third with 78 points). Lake Brantley (fourth with 103 polnti). Lake Mary (fifth with 106 points) and Semi­ nole (sixth with no team score). The Lyman boys were even m ore dominant, scoring 19 points to blitz runner-up Lake Howell by 46 points. Seminole (88 points) was third. Oviedo (98) fourth. Lake Brantley (108) fifth and Lake Mary 1109) sixth. 18 seconds back. All told, the five Greyhound runners placed In the top seven p o s itio n s . M elissa Rivera. M ich elle B erg er. S hannon McDaniel and Joy Kaminski finished fourth through seventh. FA C A SO C C ER ROLL ltd FACAFALL10CCI It POLL t. l*kt(*ndChristian School I. TstlAhMSMAAactsy School IFH 1)1 1141 4 SI.. F o B n S g rs Kmwtck Chrtttlore School 1*11 I Or.an** P#m i l . John's Country Ooy School s ir 4 ' St. SMphon't ■ Alacoool School IIM 1. Fori LauSarOol* LMIvorsIty School 10-14 4 Fori «*yort ConlorSury School II* ». Tamo* Somlnolo FroSytorlon School 1141 W. Fomoono Booch Hlfhlondt Chrlttlon AcoStmy It SI Alio rocohrtof «otw: Jupiter ChrlitUn School. Miromor Florid* Bibla Chrlttlon School. MootvorSo Attorney. MtrrITt laltn* Chrlttlon School. Fart LouOtrdelo Chrlttlon School. WMor Fork Tho Mottar'e AcoOamy. Lonion* Lok* Worth Chrlttlon School. Ttmpo Prtporatory School While the Greyhound boys could not match the girls’ total of five Individual runners In the top seven, the boys had their five runners In the top eight, they did claim the top three spots and four of the top five. Their was an upset, sort of. In the boys’ race as defending state champion Rob Evans trailed Lyman teammate David Kinsley across the finish line. But the difference was 3/lO tha of a second (16:44.6 to 16:44.9). and m an y thought t h a t E v an s pushed hls teammate, literally, across the line ahead of him. Greyhound Tyler Sutterbee was third In a time of 16:49, with Lake Howell’s Cory Frank (16:54) fourth and Lym an's Jason Scott (1703) fifth. Completing the top 10 were sixth. Brad Lang. Lake Brantley (17:05); seventh. Chris Kemplnk. Lake Howell (17:11): eighth. D am on G rim a ld i. L y m an (17:13): ninth. Bobby Flrouz. Lake Howell (17:37); and 10th. Jerem iah Mitchell. Seminole (17:32). Volleyball C M tia ssd frsai Pag• IB wanted to win. Bring the opponent on In the subreglonals because we plan to win.” Llljenqulst and Cutter then trimmed the Lake Mary margin to 13-9. but Camardcsc and Manz each had one service points for the Rams to even the match. Camardcse went right back to work In game three by serving Lake Mary to a 2-0 lead, b u t S h an n o n M u n n s p u t together a string of five service points to give Oviedo a 5-2 lead. McWeency pulled the Rams to within 5-4 with tw o service p o in ts for Lake M ary, but Goldberg extended the Oviedo lead to 8-4 with three service points. Duber then served the Rams Into a 9-8 lead, and the game tally was knotted 8-8, 9-9 and 10-10 as the team took turns In the lead. Three service points from Munns and one each from Goldberg and Lowe clinched the match for the Lions. Harklewlcz and Llljenqulst had eight kills for Oviedo, while Bonnie Dedelow added seven. Lowe had seven assists and two kills, while Cutter added 14 assists. BEK PS*__________ IL i v i G m y h o u n d R a c u m II Raagmc -1 om M Nkniiy nntit • (Lusstfefav) * t a t D m I M 8 Matm us - Mml., W s il Sat. - Past Has 1HM X farmew Km m km Im V* Saum m b I mm /Si hn I Ja IA0M KTWHM VIAMnURl PM8 MMM w SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX CASSKliKRRY•407/699-4510 ArieksAkedkaeIwwd BAsed dkslmkE i dl I7fl •fms14tii B11431edp tol B l7H.*Ufc**l7.WI««ldWBl^dkldW*ii*i.ir*dn ' - J <M i i l l 1 K l .l . i - l « »! h i i u_L i l l 11 1 ; k \ \ S S ( U K ' S 1 *1 .1 S 1\\ ( ) 1l u l l . l i k * \ l ' s | s W l l l l l l l l - p i 1i v l < >t \ < Mi l | W « H , 1 \ >l ; n i s \ \ ; i l L * i v r j j l l . ( id Reserve vour new IWfi I’olnris SL7IMI. SLT7IHI. SI.TNI). SLT7WI. 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H .».i Im iL t L ISJHpnyM x---r>. r ■W .*kvf a . ■M _ IauSKraaign . . .**V 4krbdw «m iIktm * -4 Alnm k •• M*r»*n*n»* tk n*ht ».. .ks*^ nomkl*r* 4» MitwiH b tik-mil N ik S in n . •ddi.aiow* H*r*W StMtokr FM Kseell — Ovisdo’s Leah Harklewlcz (No. 10, canter) rips (he ball over a pair of Lake Mary defenders in the Lions three game victory over the Rams In the tk p k 4 "•Hi d m »» » ,l k »l » I'.d w x a . l k*k s «H M 8 4K f Fu »«% k«U C l F - l l L n , championship match ot the Class 6A-District 4 Girls' Volleyball Tournament at Lyman High School Thursday night. / I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 27, IMS - S t People Protect children during Halloween Daughters of Confederacy moots Friday Norman deVerr Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets on the last Friday of the month. For Information, rail 322-1429. Farmer's Market The Downtown Sanford Farmer's Market Is held each Saturday from 8 a.m. till noon at First and Magnolia under the big dork. For Information, call Kathy Sutton. 322-8678. Look for our special events. Art association moots Saturday Sanford Semlnole Art Association meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at I p.m., at Shoncy's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend. Al-Anon moots Sunday, Monday Al-Anon meet* every Sunday at 8 p.m. at the west side of South Seminole Hospital on SR 434. and Monday at 7 p.m. at Northland Community Church, comer of Dog Track Ro m and US 17-92. For Information, call 322-6678. While adults may also enjoy the celebrations, creative cos­ tumes and decoral Ions of Hal­ loween. the autumn holiday Is especially Intriguing to children. Most kids are fond of "irtcfc-orIrcatlng." but this Hollowccn Iradii Ion can be hazardous If Ihcy - and their parents • do not lake precautions Accoradlng to the U.S. Con­ sumer Product Safely Com­ mission ICPSC). more than threeforths of all Injuries associ­ ated with Halloween celebra­ tions occur to children age 14 and under. But parents ran take steps to ensure their children's safety without denying them the enjoyment of celebrating this holiday. The Florida Department of Agriculture and .Consumer Services and CPSC offer the following Halloween safety tips CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG *Examine all treats carefully for signs or tampering before allowing children local them. •When purchasing costumes Including masks, beards and wigs •• look for labels Indicating ibe materials are "fire resistant" or "flame retardent." Materials so labeled are nol fireproof, but will resist burning and extin­ guish quickly. •Purchase or make costumes lhal are brlghl enough to be seen clearly by motorists. Decorate or trim costumes and treat bags with reflective tape. Children should carry flashlights when trtck-or-treallng. * Costumes should not be so long us to cause tripping and falling. Children's shoes should be sturdy and well-filling. Moms high heels arc not a good Idea for safe walking. * Apply a natural mask using cosmetics rather than have a child wear a plastic mask that might block vision or Inlerfer w ith b reath in g . S u p e rv ise children's use of Halloween makeup kits and make sure all directions for application and removal arc followed. Take sperial care lo see that makeup does not get Into the eyes. * Costume swords, knives and similar accessories should be soft and flexible. * Young ch ild re n should ulways be accompanied by an adult or an older, responsible child when irlck-or-treatlng. Children should walk - not run ••from house lo house and should never enter homes or apartments. • When driving on Halloween, be especially careful and watch out fortrlck-or-trealers. A safer alternative to trfck-ortreating Is to attend a supervised Halloween event Instead. Orga­ nized events sponsored by civic organizations, school groups, mere Hants associations and rec­ reation centers can provide a controlled and secure environ­ ment for children. With a few precautions. Hal­ loween can be a special treat. Blood Bank sooks donors Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate a t Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. jB ^ a r a s t i l f S jan reii td AlrODICi OTTEfwO a Bromolied Show Sanford Recreation Department offer* Step Aerobics at the youth center In Sanford City Hall. Mondays and Wednesdays, from 9 to 10 a.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Instructor Is Lisa Hines. Cost Is 13 per class. For Information, call 330-5607. T h i s ex h i b i t of J u n i o r Oardanm' Bromallada was on display Saturday and Sunday at the Bromeltad Show at the Sanford Garden Club. A large crowd of bromallad buffs fumed out for tho colorful show which was under the direction of Bud Martin. TOPS meats Monday morning SANFORD —TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *821 meets every Monday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. All Interested In losing weight are welcome. For Information, call 322-3130. Sanlord Rotarians to matt SANFORD — Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Activities for seniors Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.: Games, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank EvansCcnler, 158 N. Country Club Road. Employment opportunities for seniors SANFORC — An employment program aponaored by AARP Senior Community Service Employment Program Is held a t the Sanford National Guard Armory, 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324-8006. The program assists seniors, 55 and over, to return lo the Work plaice. *Cancer supportgroup meets • Support. Hope find Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. a t Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far corner of the dining room. This Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. Help lor gamblers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family 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 236-9206. Al-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a frelnd or relative, (here is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. Mom advised to give bad boy ‘thinking time’ Dear Maryi My son Is 5 years old and Just started kindergarten. I love him but he has been hard to deal with since the day he was bom. He was a cranky, colllcky baby. When I tried to pick him up and calm him, it seemed to make him cry harder. When he was two years old. I pul him In a day care so I could go back to work. He got put out of three centers because he was so mean lo the other kids and I finally had to quit work because I could'nt find anyone to lake carcofhim. I was hoping that once he started school he'd shape up. but his teacher has called me several times so far this year because he's gotten into trouble — ADVICE Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. SANFORD — Overeaters Anonymous meets every Tuesday, ut 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whltner Lounge of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend is the desire to stop eating compulsively. Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. lo noon, the WOOFIE Sewing Club gather* at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well os items for the Christmas Store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and glfls for (he annual Christmas store. Activities for seniors Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 yeara or older to Join them In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to noon, ut the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Wetkly Lions Club mooting The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room in downtown Sanford. For Information, call Andrea Kra/clsc at 330-6116. Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwsnls Club of Casselberry meets Klwanls Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. at Village the Casselberry Senior Center. For information, call 831 -8545. Take off pounds sensibly Members of 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 Ave.. Sanford. The group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. a t1 j ^ / M A R Y B A LK for being so mean to the other kids. I spunk him when she tells me whai he docs wrong and he ulways says he won't do It again, but so far that hasn't been true. I don't know what else lo do and I'm beginning to wonder If there m ight be som ething really wrong with this boy. Bad Boy’s Mom Door Boy's Mom: I don't know whether there explain in nonthreatening lan­ guage what he did wrong and why he can't stay with the other kids, then lake him home. Give him "thinking time ” until the end of the school day. Don't talk lo him and don't Interact with him until his thinking time Is over. Then, when he has com­ pleted his "lime", interact with him In positive w ays, find specific behavior to praise and let him hear you telling other people things you like or are proud of concerning him. After you have tried these techniques for a period of time. If he remains uncontrollably ag­ gressive and /or rebellious. It would be wise to have him evaluated medically and or psychologically. Non-working smoke detectors keep home fires burning Narcotics Anonymous mests in Sanford Overeaten Anonymous meets Tuesday FAMILY COUNSELOR might be some serious problem with your son. or If he Is Just living down to his reputation. Before you reach any con­ clusions. please think about trying some new approaches. Research Indicates that parents or k id s who c h r o n i c a l l y misbehave often respond In a positive way to their child's negative behavior and Ignore normal behavior. Since we know that every kid needs atlcnllon. whether It Is positive of negative, try not reinforcing his bad behavior. If possible, ask the teacher to contact you whenever your child misbehaves at school and you will come lo school and remove him from the class for the rest of that day. W hen you pick him up. f t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Abby, please help us by remind­ ing your readers to change their smoke detector batteries during the fall time-change weekend, Oct. 2829. Thank you for helping us save live*. CHIEF P. LAMONT EWELL, OAKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT DEAR CHIEF EWELL: Pas glad to help. The Importance at lire safety cannot be overstated. the batteries in hows DEAR ABBY: I have been a Changing sm oke detectors provides an member of the Are service for the excellent opportunity for famipoet 20 years. To this day, I am to create — and practice — awestruck by the high number of •roots they can use In needless home fire death* and injuries th a t occur throughout you for e timely letter. America. Nationwide, 3,000 people DEAR ABBY: My slater and I die and 50,000 to 100,000 are disagree about a point of etiqustte Injured each year in flre-related and need you to settle it She says tragedies. The meet troubling — end most that u person should never pick his common — evidence found in the or her teeth while at the table. I say that if one usee o napkin to rubble of home Area is smoke detec­ tors with an old battery or no bat­ cover the mouth and auickly picks tery at all. By sounding an early at the tooth with the “baby Anger,” warning and providing critical extra it is acceptable. My sister strongly disagrees. She seconds to escape, a working smoke detector doubles the chance of sur­ ■ays it is vulgar and very bad manviving a home Are. An alarming fact is that a dispro­ portionate number of minorities die in home Area. African Americana, for example, are three time as likely to die in a home Are aa any other minority group. As the 1995-96 president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, and aa an African American f t N O W A N D THEN m m I 7 :1 0 4 7 0 7 :1 1 4 7 0 who is deeply concerned about the B above statistics, 1 urge everyone to 1 (P T E JA D E ' t n adopt a simple but potentially life­ ■ A B i A i g w t i s M i r e a f t H saving habit: Change the batteries i N E VE R tlH A TO S T E A M E R S m f in your smoke detectors when you change your clock back to Stamford ■ C O P Y C A T 1:10 4 :4 0 7:10 S : 4 e f t I time in October. 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Ann Otialbargyr provide* transportation to/trom COOL IN FLORIDA 'n 9SAA0ALL AV«- CHAP1L 3002 laantail Aya 322 0A4* or 333-3704 Jack Co* Pati Sunday MornlngWorahlp 10 00 a ErramngSaryica SOOp Tuaaday Eyanmg Bible Study 7 00p Saturday Equipping lha Saint* Wimtint* Pastor I J Hatty 1030 a Pn 321 3774 OUTREACH OSLIVIRARCI CENTER 2231 Srpa* Aya . Sanlord 324 1010 Joaaphiny Barrington Paalor Molhyr Hottail Co-Pastor Brolhyr Dtckaraon E.angekat Mothyr Byrd Unaionary Charta* Hay* Daaeon Slat at OreaanonUarw Board' 2 Sunday School lOXam Sunday Same a HXam Tuaaday Etamng BibiaSludy SXpm Thursday Evaning Praiaa and Worship Saryica SXpm Vital Photography Affordable - Quality ’ Foursquere * * n v o n c tn e * * MOC WITHTHC N I T . ' m IllU W lfl, 3SF 407 -130-77Q1__ -rrt homey mppcd" e fmnch AVt. mwo BARMU MSATIMO A C0*4FL(T( STSTIM9 • AOOON9 FR II ESTIMATES • SERVICE ALL SRANC r e s id e n t ia l a n d c o m m e r c ia l HEAT PUMP El PCRTS •*«1| Ct*f « CA£0 «• !« •IS W. 2nd St. 3233517 L4M4H-IPM liee A FientB Awnue as. �Sanford Harakf, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Octobar 27. 1906 - M Religion Pastor honored at River Oaks IN B R I E F Fait festival Ml n t f P O MaNliMlef m m f fT T fiB f LAKE MARY - Church of the Nativity, 2351 North Country Club Row) 427, will hold Ila 12th annual Fill Fun Festival on November3 from 6 to 10p.m .,4 from 11 a.m .to 1 0 p .m .an d 5 from noon to 8 p.m. The event will feature carnival games. rides, arts, crafts. a silent auction, plant aale, continuous ethnic foods, Uve entertainment and a 81900grand prise raffle. For more Information call the church office a t 322*3581. LAKE MARY - Although Octo­ ber 8 was officially recognised throughout the rebgiouo com­ munity as Clergy Appreciation D ay . J o h n a n d L i n d a Montgomery of River Oaks Pre­ sbyterian Church were recently honored. Many churches set aside October In observance of Minister’s Appreciation Month. According to Deb M eyer, dtBtnQBfi Of TRFOWdJG members desired to allot a day to express to their pastor and his wile how special the couple has been and note thehr good works. A breakfast kicked off the day with 70 people sharing a meal Baptists offsr confsfsne# SANFORD — AH teachers and parents are invited to h ear Anna Martin. Educational TherapM. apeak on ‘Techniques to Help Change Behavior Through Communication.” This Is the final session of a four part aeries on ADD an d ADHD. The event win be on Monday, October 30 at 7 p.m. a t Flrat Baptist Church Youth Activities Building, Magnona an d 5th Streets. Admission la free. For more information can the church office at 322-6041. Rtvtvsl tcftsdulsd SANFORD - Christ United Methodist Church. 408 Tucker Dr., will hold a revival on November 8, 8, 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. nightly. For more Information can the church office at 322*7900. Appreciation pvoQfsm hosted SANFORD — An appreciation program win be Sunday. October 29 at 11 a.m. honoring Atvte has worked faithfully with the church program for over 55 years. The public la Invited to attend services at Missionary Baptist Church. 2150 Airport Bhrd. The the Rev. R.T. Davis. He Citywlds revival sst SANFORD — A cltywtde revival has been scheduled with Evangelist Pete Flores on October 27,28 and 29 at 7i30 p.m. nightly at Freedom Assembly of God. The church Is located at 2960 South Orlando Ave.. (Old Zayre Plan). A special music program will also be featured by Bird Hall-Walker of ‘ Quiet Strength.” Randan Hall-Walker la the pastor. The public la Invited. For more Information call the church at 323-8990. Holiday bazaar prassntad OVIEDO — Tuskawills Presbyterian Church, 3800 Aloma Ave.. comer of TuakawlUa Rd. and Aloma. wfll present a Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, October 28 from 9a.m. to 3p.m . Wooden crafts, ornaments, angels, wreaths, a bake sale and more will be featured. Lunch will be ae For more information call the church at 8714173 or 366-8157. Methodists boat craft bazaar LONGWOOD - Sanlando United Methodist Church will hold its Ninth Annual Holiday Craft Baraar on Saturday. October 28 Tram 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Holiday decorations, gift Ideas and baked goods will be for sale. Lunch will be served and children can have their pictures taken with Santa or shop for Christmas rifts in the Children's Shop. Sanlando United Methodist Church la located on Hwy. 434, one block east of 14 across from Jacobsons Shopping Plaza. For further information call 788-7713. Msthodlsts host BCthritios LAKE MARY — Grace United Methodist Church. 490 N. Country Club Rd., will hold It’s fifth annual Halloween party for toddlers to 5th grade. The event will be Tuesday. October 31 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Fun, food, gamra. costume parade and prizes will be available. The United Methodist Men will also hold their fourth annual spaghetti dinner on Saturday. October 28 from 4 to 7:30 p.m. Prices are adults 85. children agea 3 to 11 8X50 and children under 3 free. The meal la an all you can e a t chase of tickets call1322-1472. For more Information or purer What’s in a name ? SANFORD— It ever amazes me how every ao often people name-drop. After a while some of those Individuals whose names have been "dropped” become termed a s household names. As I looked over my personcl library with book titles such as, "Don’t Let the Jerks Oct the Best of You. Winning Over Worry. Angels, and Let Prayer Change Your Life." I then note my collection of books by Max Lucado. With the exception of the children's books written by him. which I'd love to buy, 1 find myself talking about hts writing as if he were one of those "household names." Glancing a t the news last night a bulletin gave attention to J u d g e Ito. N egative new s circ u lates dally about O.J. Simpson. Have you ever considered the reputation you have in the community 7 is It positive like that of the Christian author Max Lucado or negative like that of O.J. Simpson? The Bible tells us In Ecclcslates 7:1, “A good name is belter than precious ointment: and the day of death than the day of one's birth." This scrip­ ture also came to mind as I celebrated my birthday several weeks ago. I reflected about the name I have made for myself. As I strive dally to be an example of the love and life of Christ problems arise. I find at l he end of the day I continually ask God to forgive me. It seems I never seem to measure up to my expectations or at limes others. Grace is such a wonderful word. The blood of Christ can W lu l r M O r H O lillo illC l y . U V e r 130 were present for the special service following the worship "The church Just celebrated its fourth anniversary.'* said Meyer. "We wanted to show our appreciation for them." rafowtng the morning service Id Thomas, executive ranch director for the YMCA and co­ worker with Montgomery on various com munity projects, was guest sp eak er for th e festivities. Three church mem­ bers made special tributes. Fran O'Quln presented the couple with a plaque with the inscription “ In deepest spprecia* (Ion to J o h n a n d L in d a M ontgom ery fo r u n s e lfis h commitment to the body of Jesus Christ at River Oaks ifetoPi Pictured are Fran O'Quln, Linda and John Montgomtry. Rick Harpsr. Dab Mayor and Waiiaco After the overwhelming re­ Presbyterian Church In Lake sponse various members noted Mary. October 1996.” Wallace West collected money Pastor Montgomery a s saying for s love offering and Deb Meyer that he appreciated the members p re s e n te d a s c ra p b o o k of showing their appreciation. He memorabilia and photographs further mentioned that we are told In the Bible to love one for the Montgomerys. Montgomery and hts wife were unavailable for comment. They left on a well-deserved vacation several days after the event. Glowing Embers enjoy presentation, trips ■f < Hm M Columnist SANFORD — At the October meeting of Glowing Embers, First Baptist Church's senior adult organisation, s p re s­ entation w as given by Cecil Tucker who recently returned from a special mission project In Vietnam. Traveling with him were his son, John, and his teenage grandson. Brent. Heading the expedition were W alter and Pauline Routh, for m er missionaries in Vietnam doing mission work in the Philippines. The Rouths were forced to leave Vietnam when it fell In 1973 to the communists, but the g o v e rn m e n t h a s r e c e n tly allowed them to return several times on short term social work visas. This enables them to also visit and encourage their long time friends there. What the Rouths needed was a business project to allow them long term visas and the Tuckers provided this for them. During the trip. Cecil Tucker, former Seminole County Agri­ culture Agent, and John, who h as a m a s te r 's d e g re e In agronomy, were well qualified to Instruct the Vietnamese fanners both in better crop production and also in livestock artificial insemination. This latter pro­ gram will help Improve the cattle throughout (he country. The Tuckers passed this expertise on to the Rouths who will be able t o ' cany on this Important project in future visits. Walter and Pauline Routh are fo rm e r S o u th e r n B a p t is t missionaries who formed lheir own mission organization sever­ al years ago In order to work more directly with the people. This organization is the Walter A. Routh. Jr. Missionary Associ­ ation. Inc. Some members of their board of directors are Ken Mclnctosh. Donald Knight and Lots Butcher. Walter Routh Is a native of Sanford, graduating from Semi­ nole High School In 1952 and later from Stetson University and S o u t h e r n B a p t i s t Theological Seminary. He and hts wife are member* of First BapUat Church of Sanford which supports them financially as do many other churches and Indi­ viduals throughout the United States. During the business meeting, the Glowing Embers planned a trip to a special senior fellowship and Bible study at Word of Life Fellowship in Hudson. Florida The Glowing Embers meet monthly for a covered dish dinner, program and a short business meeting. They also sponsor various trips and other enjoyable events. Individuals age 55 or over may participate. For more information contact the church at 3224381. The Rev. Tom Smith is the current president of the group. Cm H T uektr sp sak s at a Fall festival scbadulad LAKE MARY — First Baptist Church of Lake Mary will hold a children's fall festival on Saturday. October 28 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Greenwood Lakes Middle School. There will be complimen­ tary food, games and prizes. covyr my name with purity even though my actions may cloud and disappoint. What’s In a name ? May we all reflect the fruits of the Spirit aa we go about our day so when a at dusk others can identify those words with our name. Before I dose with everyone feeling this article left readers with a negative note I’d like to share a poem titled "Nobody'a Perfect.” If there are momenta when your nerves get Jangled. And at times when you don't have the coolest bead. If you’ve been known to have your tongue get tangled. So what you meant to say's not what you said. If there are times you have the best Intentions. But somehow wind up lokklng like a klutz. If molehills sometimes reach absurd dimensions. And little Irritations drive you nuts... If you're always perfectly suc­ cessful. And there are opportunities you flub. If now and then life teem s a bit too stressfulYou’e only humanWelcome to the club! another and all the glory should go to God. Jay Stock Knows iburEamily b ln T to u H e . Celebrate*BTesusf! * Central Baptist Church * 4 * 3 1 0 1 W e n t t i n t S tre e t (S R ^ ★ 3 2 2 -2 9 1 4 # 46 ) * “FALL FUN FESTIVAL” ★ O ctober 31,1995 « * 6 to 8 P M * . Ib o u r C h ri s tia n A c tiv itie s C e n te r GAMES, FUN, FO O D , PRIZES, CANDY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, DUNKING TAN FREE POPCORN, H O ^D O G S , C A N D T ^ NO CO STU M ES PLEAS E ^ * * ★ ★ if Children of all ageswelcome ^ _ Parents:Asafe place foryour children 2 J a y Shack knows the family is In trouble. J i As a child he ?„ endured the triu m . of a broken home. As Icenager, he struggled maintain emotional balanc in a troubled environment. Now, as an adult, and as an acclaimed speaker on the American family, D r. 5lrack seeks lo help olhers avoid the di,atler he experienced. There's no question that families are In crisis. Divorce rales remain frighteningly high. O ver one million kids run away sway avery year. Drui Drugs ^ lure youth into \ "their devilish w ire. •• Suicide is the |k \ number Iwo killer ' ' of teenagers. Yes, families our sociely are under siege. >>t. But there Is hope. A nd there arc ways lo avoid the pil falls. This is the message Jay Shack delivers wilh pow er, simplicity and brilliance. If you care about your family, don‘1 miss this opportunity to hear fay Me‘ss coming to: lo: Shack. Me FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH o f GENEVA 325 First Street - Geneva. F I - (407) 349-5411 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1995 R:15am. eft 10:45am. Morning Services 4:30p.m. Parenting Seminar eft 6:00p.m. Evening Service (Nursery Provided)_______________ �- Sanford Herald, Sanford Florida - Friday. October 27. 1995 N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S N A M t Nolle* It hereby given that I #m engaged In businat *1 370 Dawnvlew Cl. Lake Mary, FL 37744. S*mlnol# County. Florid*, under the Flctlllout Homo ol N IC I T H U I A OS. and mat I Inland to register Mid name willt too Division ol Corpora llom. TeilahetM*. Florida. In accardanc* with to* previsions ol too Flctlllout Nam* Statutes. ToW II S*clton 1*5 9*. Florida Stafutot l**1. Doug Farrell Publish October 77. 17*3 DEI 737 N O TIC E OF ” F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given toot we are i ngag* d in businat at MO Carolwood Point. Fern Park. FL 77770, Seminole County. Florid*, under the Fictitious Nam* ol LOWHAN, and mat we Intend to register said name with the Division ot Corporations. Tall* tiasM*. Flor Ido. In accordance with the provisions ot to* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit: Section MS Of. Florida Statute* t*f1. Corporation: Lake of th* Wood* Homeowners Association, Inc. Donald L. Taylor President Publish: October 77. t**S DEI 730______________________ IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO.i OMM-CP IN RE: E S TA TE OF W ILLIAM S. JU R Y , JR.. Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The administration el the Estate ot W ILLIAM S. JU E Y . J R .. d tc o b s o d . C a to No. *f ME CP I* pending In to* Circuit Court ter Sentinel* County. Ftarlde, Probate Olvl slon. toe address ot which Is Ml North Peril Avenue. Sentord. Florida ITT?!. The names and addresses ot too Personal Rap rtsanlallve and to* Personal Representative's attorney are set forth betow. ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE N O T IF IE O T M A T : All portent on whom this Notice It served who have ob lections that challenge to* quell llcetlons at to* Personal Repre tentative, venue, or jurisdiction ot toll Court are required to til* their objtcltont with toll Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE D ATE OF T H E FIR ST PUR U CATION O F THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F TE R THE D A TE O F SER V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All creditors at to* Decedent and other portent having claims or demand* against Decedent's Etteto on whom e copy ot this Notice It served within tore* month* after the del* at the tint publication of this Notice mutt file their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D A TE O F T H E FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION O F THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM . Alt ether creditor* el the claim* or Decedent's Estate must III* their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D ATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS N O TICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND O BJECTIO NS NOT SO F IL E D W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED. Th# date ot to* first publics lion ot toll Notlc* I* October Jfto. IMS. Personal Representative: RICHARD C. CARROLL. SR. 3734 Highway 7777 Panama City. Florida 37a04 Personal Representative DOUGLAS R. LAU BE R. P.A Florid* Bar No. 0407331 711 North Perk Avenue Sentord. Florid* 13771 Phone: (407)130 30*0 Publish: October 77. and November X l**3 DEI 313 Legal Notices IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FRORATE CASE NO Ti m CP IN R E Th e E s le te o l DELBERT PAUL JACKSON Deceased Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT IN AND FOR B IM IN O LR COUNTY, FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. fl-SM IN R E : ESTATE OF JU N IT A ADAMS SPENCER Deceased. NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The administration ol th* estate ol J U N I T A A D A M S S P E N C E R deceased. File Number V3 MS, Is pending In the Circuit Court In end tor SEM I­ NOLE County, Florid*. Probate Division, th* eddrest ot which It M l t. jrto Park Avenue, San ford. Florida. Th# names and addresses of too personal repre­ sentative and to* Personal Rep rtsenlallve'i attorney ere set forth below All creditors and intorostod persons are required to III* with this Court: (a ) All claims against !h# estate W IT H IN THR EE.M O NTHS A F T E R THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF T H IS NO TICE and lb ) any objection by any Interested person to whom this nolle* It served toot challenges toe valid­ ity ol th* Will, th* qualifications ot to* Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction at th* Court W ITHIN T H E LA TE R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS NOTICE O R. AS T O ANY IN TE R E S TE D PERSON RE Q U IR IO T O RE SER VED W I T H A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N AFTER TH E D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N . TH IR TY OAYS A F TE R TH E OATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y O F THIS NO TICE. A L L CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication ol this notlc* hat begun on October 77th. IMS. PERSONAL R EP R ESE N TA TIV E Harold Garth Spencer *7 Shattbury Road Clam son. South Carolina 7*011777 JOSEPH M. MURASXO. ESQ Attorney tor Petitioner Florida Bar No J7J70 7173 South U S. Hwy 17 *3 Fern Park. FL377M Telephone: (407)01 01M Publish: October 77, and November 3. IMS O E I 734 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C#*aferty Gohar cryptograms art created from quotations by famous p*opta past and pfasant Each tofi— m tha stands for another Today •eft* J aguad C Notlc* It hereby given: Me Connell Towing will tell at Public Am lion tor Salvage tor Cath on demand lo highest bidder, the following described vehicle; tt-gees 17 Olds IG3CX313IHI10M13 it-ig-f* *7 Dodge 7B1BG7*E7CR13S7*0 HUM JH M A FU I7G SOI 7*70 11-11-** 13 Dodge IB1BZKCSFD3M3M Th* Auction wilt be hold at 17 PO pm on seid dates above McConnell Towing A Recovery 710D Sentord Ave., Sentord FL 73773 Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicles On* hour prior sal*. Terms are Cast! or Certified Fund*. McConnell Towing reserves to* right to accept or reject any end Ml Semlnotfl Orlando • Winter Park 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 cu ssm co o cFT. HOURS M l A J L -M M .il. FRIDAY n m m s/wk peMntiei. Musi a n ii i-------------- 1 ttMtcatlvb tiffin.............. t i l I B ed Ili a * .............................. 11.11 I N N M m Erg pot tried, Eased br I B n b 71— H l l j W > B > » < *IUmb WAHTED i tENKN U O Y ER lT* FL. Are* AqeerraAqtog. ABOUT MAKINBMONIYI NOWACCEPTING IN T N I CIR C UIT COURT POR SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION PMtN*fNR*7fMM-CP estate on whom a copy of notice Is served within months after th* date of toe publication at this nolle* must III* (heir claims with to# Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E N O F T H N IE MONTHS A F T E R THE O ATE OF T H E FIR ST PUBLI CATION OP TH IS N O TICE OR TH IR TY O AYS A F T E R THE O A TE OF SE R V IC E OF COPY OF T H E N O TICE ON THEM. Alt other creditors el th* decadent end persons having claims or demands against to* estate el toe decadent must (IN their claim* with this court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A FTER T H I DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATO N OF THIS NOTICE. A L L C L A IM S A N O D E ­ MANDS N O T SO F IL C O W ILL BE FOR EVER BARRED. The date of to* firti public* tlen at tots Notice It October 70. IMS. HarryG. Reid, III Attorney tar Petlttoners Florida Bar No. 74003? 1130 W. First Street. Sul to ! Sentord. F L 31771 Tatopheno: (407) 331 1*11 Publish: October M. 37. IMS DEI 173 IN IN S C IR C U IT CO URT O F T H I E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANDFO R SEMINOLE C O U N TY, FLORIDA CASS NO. *f-1M IC A DIVISIO N S FEDERA L NATIO NAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. PETER A. BAG SHAW, ot el. Defendant Is) N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO: P E T E N A. BAGSHAW M Upper Hale ton Heights SI. SHER RY BAGSHAW M Upper Helcton Heights SI. James Barbados, IruTlas By W.B. Park M aryann* Mors* Clerk ol the Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCall# Raymer. Barrett 4 Frappler P O BOX Jaio Tampa, Florida 33*01 3410 Publish October jo . 37. IMS DEI 143 awl NO *M *fNnc* necessary. * J* K t. Train totally. SEM -IEEm f________ O A T W ALL HANBIRS N B T B N tA V Y in B X Must have Vehicle E Phan* _________ 4)7170) 117_________ ■ A S T N R M IY * e • F T OR FT. Set appt. N r n*w Eftracfton; Ce W:.................... 4*7 31* f*tS B A S T WORK I EXC ELLEN T F A Y I AtMmbto Products at H e m e . C e ll T e ll F re e . I EEbasi SSM e x r m e ACRYLK APPLICATORS MTMMftl/Nr. DEADLINES TuawNy tons Frtdeg t l town The Day Bator* I Sundry I I Noon Friday ADJUSTM ENTS ANO C M U ITB : In ttw event gf an «rrer hi sr ad, A C T NDWt AVON1 He Bm t . tod. m -iM iN atodf ■adinfytotod end ditkwatltort. Please PPMh Nm at Neel Red I M b e R t l i Ntory I H—INtorlyCwt « « ____g t o w A A M w I a i I“ r * 1 FMd^lrllntof'SeMlnt ap­ * e e 1*1*HEbO*t ** * OAR L A M C IM B T IR Y . 1 tid* by tide lets On Bet *1 OAK LAWN M CNM M IAL FARR 1 Camotory lets, side by *M*. S IM ) each............417-337-tltS 11— P e r M M l i F rw medical car*, trentportetlan, counseling, private doctor phN living export*** Bar rtJ J lil Clearwater Afterkey Job# Fridtor......1 03777->44* ALQNBT R E S P E C TE D deling bureau since 1*77! All ages Including ten tors I I ME 777 *4771Men 33+ large dtoceunt) IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F T H I I IO H T IE N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO.i M-tlee-CA-tE-F CR IM IN AL CASB NO. i *S-1S**-CFA S.C.S.O. IN C ID EN T NO.: *S-IM M4*C1 IN R E: F O R F E ITU R E OF THE U.344S3 U.S. CUR REN CY .31)C A U S E R PISTOL AND AM M UNITION I RF D E TE C TO R ; TA N ITA D IG ITA L SCALE 1 SLACK IN O E H TIF IC A T ION CAROS SEMINOLE C O U N TY SHE R IFF'S O F F ICE PLAINTIFF VS. CARLOS G U TIE R R E Z OEF1NOANT/CLAIM ANT NO TICE O F ACTION TO : Carlo* Gut levrt l 11* Victor Avenue Orlando. FL 37*01 All perttos having or claiming to hey* any right, till*, er interest In toe property herein described. YOU ARE N O TIF IE D the# an Action tor Forfeiture on th* following property In Semlnoto County, Florida: 13.744*3 U.S. C U R R E N C Y : IE* CALIBER PISTOL AN D AMMUNITION: I RF D E T E C T O R : T A N IT A D I G I T A L S C A L E AN D 1 B LA CK ID E N T IF IC A T IO N CAROS hat been filed against you in to* Circull Court In and tor Seminole County. Florida You er* required to servo a espy of your written detente*. II any. to It upon AEARY ANN KLEIN. P la ln llll's attorney, whoso addroti It 1143-llth Slrtol. Sentord. F tor to* 77773*7*1 an or before m* 14th day of Novem ber. IMS end tile to# original with to* Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plain tiffs attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise * default will bo entered against you for the rollot demanded In the Complaint tor Final Order ol Fortoilur*. Dated on October 10th. I*H. (SEAL) M AR YAN N E MORSE at dark ot too Court By Ruth King a* Deputy Clerk Publish: October 13.10. 17 and November X IMS O EI 141 PU B LIC M L I P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N THAT ON Tuesday, October list. IMS. at 11:00 a m. Eastern. *1 ttw pr* mlset el Remco Truck Salat. Inc. dba Orlando Freighlllrwr. 14SS S. Or eng* Blossom Trail. Apopka. Florida 31703, lh* un dartignod will sail at public tale to to* highest bidder all ol Its right, mi* and Interest in and to to* tallowing described properly as it. where Is, to wit: Thro* (3) IMS Utility 4* > 101 Rooter Trailers IUYVSJ4E0JT0J3111, lUYVS14ESJU03tm 1UYVS14tJJT*4>m With Thermo King Model SBII Rooter Unlit On* (1) 1*07Greet Dan* 4* a 107 Reefer Trailer XJn IG R A A tillH B 147707 With Thermo King Model SBII Rector Unit TERM S OF SALE A mini mum Down Payment ol 13% in either cash, certified or cash tor’s check al to* time ol tale with th* balance duo within 14 hours. Th* undersigned reserves th* right to bid FOR FURTHER INFORM ATION CONTACT EltonM Jones at 407/f*»«m O R IX CREDIT ALLIA N C E . INC 1300 Maitland Center Parkway Suit* 400 Maitland. Florida J77SI Publish: October 77.1*. INS DEI 111 ■AMR T IL L E R T IA H M IB T p M/Nr. FULL B FT B H i Rap. I _ vm * * BLACK F IM A L I PUPPY, V4 month old. Simlnolt Farm* Call: 371-714*._________ DISHWASHERSBSERVERS • L A B R A D O R / O A L M A T IA H m li. met*, white, abeut 3 yrs. eld. IB lb* « M m B BIBTSB LOST PARBOT. "Padre". I T " Green with many cetort. near Loch Arbor *awerd 771 1470. A p p ly In person a t: *11 wdBfvd.. Lake M «ry. u m m m t u v p . h th t /ft Agp»ytopars*at Cancreto. feats A trensporf# ...........BIE4JE HEAVY LtFTINB RERUIEID FOR SAL 11 r-SW Sq. Ft. Flf W lf lj ireeni. Delivered to ywwr to aeedff COOKS itaHHagtocetllil" E M LANE. Labe Mary, earner al 1/4 Like Mary Slvd. E ild S .................. 4)7-333*170 r y l Child Cart A O U A L IT Y Childcare. school learning, nurse on staff.............. TM-Hto) CAAfCT CUANERS D U A L IT Y CARR, by Cert, STMUTSKIMI teacher slay home mom. A p t 7 4. M F, 7 7:3)............ 7733713 CHILD CARE IN MY N OM E. Reasonable rales, fenced yard. M O tt.S A T .m M lL Noexp . UFTOMM/Wk. ..........D R U G F R E E CHILDCARE IN MY NOME. Qualified pre-tcheel teacher. RlF.377W7*or33SNE4. CHILDCARE, M V NOME, raw tenable rale*, hoi lunches. 371ES3»er373ewg__________ OR E A T C A R ), GOOD FOOO. • • • DAYS. N IG H TS W EEKEND*. 331-MIX U ltM M Y M M . ★ HOUMY SAVINGS EHROUMUHIIt ST. F t T E r S EPISCOPAL. f in n iiiir« i— i w i t m n CUSNMIStlVICtPfiSM NaHenel dishtoutton cantor. Weibam Feral Products. 11* Hickman Or., Sentord. FL I3H-SM1)__________________ KUVUY DRIVER im im r tM * A E d u c a tio n R IT U f f MfTO P M T l PERSONAL SPANISH T U T O R . IS yoart experience. P lease can.................... .........n » m * OTfOrteedsPr.. DCUVtlt PtISOR Fell *r Fori Tkwe Iv*. I I yrs. er elder, no e ^ . M M o n n m a u m a M T la Lh. Mery1 333MM 17—Activities R E N T A M FT. beat! Beil A Tackle Included I SiOtoedey.tlTFulldeyl Call 3737*44 ar 3711410 CRUISE LINE. Cabin cleaners, bartenders, deckhands. He tap sarylAw nt............... M3-SR 43—Lb— I Strvlc— FINISHERS AFFOROABLI C O N C R IT I— C E M E N T Teppey: J34M4X Adoption, divorce, will*, cor pore!to* etc. 7 days *77-447* i PMTTMK-MMMini Temperary petition, evaliebto ......... 333INI HO M B TY P IS TS . PC users VV E E K S m BIO. BIB. BIR. Chrlsfma* It a cornin', loft A loft of groat ■tutfl FRI. A S A T.Ia m -TM M MOORES STATIOMRO. * * * * * * CARRIAGE H IL L COM M UNITY Garage SALE M Plot Hem al SAT. A SUN •:334:74. Casselberry 1/1 ML I . at If/tl. an 414 Entrance between Edwin Wetts Oolf Shoe 4 Oreater Man. Mapa. F R I . A S A T . t - 3 . No EARLYBIR D S. Large yard tale, clothes, torn. kitchen Items. M l) ORANGE BLVD. Lh. Maxrgeree,»er1BeM». F R I . A S A T . I t . Womens clothes A shas (7V)-l)Ss), kid* dotha A toys, toft of mlsc.HM LAUREL A V E . F R I. A SAT. 34. Household Homs, (urn. A m ltc. 1411 A PAM 3 CT. Sanford._________ FRIDAY A SAT. 377, 3337 S. Palmetto Ay* Video games, turn ■household, stereo, toys • t t l t f f U U 101— 11 Call in your geregt tale ed by I I noon on Tuesday and lake advantage el our special garage tala ad price 11 Cell Classified now tar datellil 322 Mil LMEHARY Sal. Onl y. 1:10 T , VCR, washer, d r y e r , b e t l o r y charger, typewriter, etc. 1)14 CARTER HO. Call tor direc­ tions A F T E R * pm lovas.) 1X1 7030____________________ SANFORD. SAT. Oct. W k 70) E . 2nd St. 1177. Rooks, household Items, radios. Knick'kneckL much more 1 S M m MECHANICS Min. 5 yrs. exp Intltllelton ot commore lei duel work. Up to •IMS per Deer. Permanent p a l ton Plus benefits. Cell 337 0734 tor appolnhnsnt. •MOLLY MAIDS’ Full time residential cleaning. M F, E X Uniformed Will Train. ___________ 7S7ME7__________ MOM’S W A N T ! Of Work from home I Full lime Income. Perl time hour*. WE TRAINI CeR I M b 7*3MOMS. TDM H ***rt <*7 3Jt-IEM*r <E7-Mait37 NEW LOCATION! LORBWOOD I STAR TEMPORARIES. INC NO F E B * * * e e4E7 7*7PW* * willing to training end bacon within M day* of omptoyiwtnt. Mutt be able to provide at le a l 1 satisfactory reiatod job references. Apply wftotai EE N. H W Y 17-tt. D IB A R Y . Ore* free workplace gregrem. ROB.________________ P A R T -T IM B . I*/Hr. Answer telep hones. Flexible hours'local are*. No asptflone* ne ce ssa ry Call 110*47443** E i l l l ) Inf Id. F IR M A M E N T FART-TIM E Will Train Call tor Appt. COMMERCIAL LINEN Sn v Ic* • •4*7-33*-till 4 * ____ a, must be able to lit! J ) lbs. CeN Eafwn a *am e a x E M e m . PMM*. RECEPTIONIST REsiSffiYr mswnsi Apply eti CRACKERBARREL C K IR B MWVOtWml/l Ibittord II a m o iK is u m c tH P . A B I N C Y SB EKIN B I X P . individual 440 License pre­ ferred but net required. Ploaeecall: 4*7 331 7734_____ L IV E IN HO USIKEEFBR . tor 3 adults. Fly* days a week. References. Cell 33343)0 Immediet* epenlng.FULL T IM E **7-373*)33___________ JOBS I JOBS (JOBS (W IITM M ? A/OR KEYBOARD PLAYER PART TIME F04ITION TO D IR E C T CHOIR A le a l 33—Training m GroundsKaapw Morrell Services Mew Hiring I NO REGISTRATION F E E # e A f t t l to t years* * MRS. M IC H ELLE’S HOUBE ___________731-7431__________ MARTA'S O AYC AR I. Baby's tool Pro School I Lake M ary. Lie. 13*4-7.................. 3770*04. NICK A R IA . OeceoH Dr., toy­ ing, learning atmaiphoro, CPR. fenced yd., hot meals. Reft.. 143 wk. SJM7M m m nm "Handy" aeriMt type Apply at: 433 Fulton Ay*. Suite I er call tor interview: 37I 3EM IRtttATlOHIR3T4UIR CHILD CARE H id d e n la k e * a r e a , 3 sc heel-eg* children, days I7/*1. Drug Free Workplace ★ NURSING* ★ASSISTANTS# 11*1. Cell 1-MESI3434X E ll. BSI73____________________ N O M IC L IA N IR S ServiceMeld Earn up toward SSSJE toward child cere, up to M t toward driving. Start at Se.MperMr.TO J...... 331-EMX » — S»»CiBl HtWCBB 17— N w n Legal N o tte ii tly* peepto. Cad: 3331 a -ls s f Fund Celery M m n t . M N. Nwy NMCSNUTMCTML NEEDED. N* eiporlenc* neteoery. U WMN /e ir t . IS M ItS 4341 E X T. m i . UM /m tn. Must be II. Touch ton* needed. Sere-U. in F U L L T IM E POSITION 3rd shift, 7pm. to I lam. available. VeeHtoNr **1 once helphrt. Apply within: I years min. setoerlng u p . at m icro smell components. Good b«n*fttil Cad 37*7*33 r V T lW Ilil IR T M M U ★ LOGGERS# N«od*d to art wood. T ip W F T/P T work. Fie*** c m c* Immodlaf* oponlngtl Apply within: Fin* flepros Marl, SI? S. Perk A**.. Seetord. HILLHAVIN H E A L TH C A R E CENTER. a a 4*7-313*13). ELECTRONIC HPYTTNM ACT NOWI AVON! I MB 741-AVON 14hr. HN Lin* IN R E: ESTA TE OF E U LA H M A R Y CLARK NOTICE T O CREDITOR* T O ALL PERSONS HAVINO C L A IM S O R D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTA TE You are hereby notified toot an Order ot Summery Adminis­ tration and an Order Determin­ ing Homestead have been en­ tered In the estate at E U LA H AAARY CLARK, dictated. FIN Number *3 n t-C P by toe Clrcwll Court Nr Seminole County. Flor­ id a , Probate Division, I ho dress ot which is Ml Perk Avenue. Sentord. Florid* 13771: toot to* total caeh value ot to* esteto I* tt.7gg.S0 plus to* exempt homestead property and that toe nemos and addresses of no to wttom it ha* assigned by such orders are NAME JA M ESP A TR IC K C LA R K ADDRESS SO Bethel Circle. Dolton*. FL 337M A L L IN TER ES TE D PERSONS A R E N O TIFIE O TM A T: All creditors el to* decedent and other persons hewing claims n u u h o s ttftw n n TRUCKMlHI B U SIN ES S O F F O R T U N IT Y I PRtVATCPARTYRATIS 14t*M*t*tlvt Btodt.tittftietieITliRNB 7(Itttlstlll •••*•**4**4TMIHrb C lt t t O SATURDAY ASUNDAY 71—HttfWSWtfB DRIVBRS Publish: October 17, IMS DEI 734 YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on th* following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: THE W EST ’» O F LO T S4. PALM H A M M O C K A L L O T ­ MENT. ACCORDING TO THE X ■W 0 C Q W Q E uoac P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN P LA T BOOK I, O N E C X Q Y TE KNY J K X V V PAGES 104 AND IDS, LESS THE SOUTH 10 F E E T TH E R E O F I 0 E E D E D T O S E M IN O L E U B S H N C S S K N S — W Q E R COUNTY FOR ROAD PUR POSES). PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . U N Y V R VT fl T B P C T M FLORIDA. has been tiled against you and you art required to servo * copy N C n U T V R ? 1 Y X N C C Q ol your written defenses. It ony. within 30 days alter to* first M X G I S . publication ol this Notlc* ol Action, on Echevarria. McCall*. PREVIOUS SOLUTION T listen a lot and talk less You can t Raymtr. Barrett 4 Frappler. learn anything when you're talking *— Bing Crosby P laintiffs attorney, whoso O IM S by ME* Inc 27 address it 401 Bayshor* Bout* yard. Suit* 7M. Tampa. Florida 3340*. and III* th* original with this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imme­ diately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the reltol demanded In lh* Complaint or petition This notice shall be published once each week lor two consocu live weeks In the Saalord Herald. NOTICE In accordance with to* Amer leant Olsablllltos Act. parsons needing a special accommode lion to participate In this pro creding should contact th* indi viduaI or agency tending notlc* net later than seven (71 days prior to th* proceeding at to* address given on the notice. Telephone 407 313 4330 eat. 4717: 1*00 *33 1771 (TD O I or 1100 *33 1770 (v|. via Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hand and to* seal ol this Court on this ISto day ot October. IMS (Seal) OFF THE LEASH CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration at the Estate ot D E L B E R T P A U L JA C K S O N , deceased. F ile Number *S W* CP. It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probat* Dlvl slon. the address ol which Is Seminole County Courthouse. Ml North Park Avenue. Post Ofllco Boi II*. Sanford. Florida MT72 The name and address ot the Personal Representative and th* P ersonal R opre senlatlva's attorney are set forth be km. All Interested persons ere required to III* with to* court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FROM TH E D A TE OF T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS NOTICE: <11 all claims against to* Estate and 111 any objection by an Interested person on whom toll notlc* wet served toot challenges to* valid Ity ot to* will, toe Personal Representative's qualifications, vonuo or jurisdiction of to* Court. ALL CLAIMS A N D O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOR EVER BARRED. Dato at to* first publication October J*. 1«*9 Sally Jan* Jackson Personal Representative 3303 Palm way Sanford. F L 31773 R OBERT M. MORRIS. Esquire t i l WesllJto Street Senior d. Florida 33771 a m Telephone (407) 3737310 Attorney tor to* E slate Publish: October » . 77, t**$ DEMO* 71-Hb1»WbbM 55- Buttons EEO. A Q A lN o vr ■ F a I JOINOURTEAM HILDUVINHCMTH CMtCtKTtt W EARBLOOKINOFOR: TH E ORLANDO SANFORD A IR P O R T A U TH O R ITY It accepting retum a Ior the position ot rocepflenllt until 3 00 P.M. on Friday. Novembar 1 .1**3. Applicants m a t be able to efficiently operate multi line telephone system, end should have th* ability to type 40-43 words per minute. Mutt be computer litoral*; experience with Word Pertoct It preferred Applicant must present a friendly, positive and helpful attitude towards visitors. Applicant should be able to act as an accurate and ra p id communication exchange for th* Authority and mutt be abta to efficiently assist v Istars, applicant must be a high school graduate and must postal at leal on* year of work exporlenco. Some filing required. Send resume ta: Orfeade Saxferd Abgerf Attn: Susa* Fay P.O. Beall) Eantord. F L 337734)1) RN-UNIT MANAGER IKSISTIKD MUSES KMBUSTHEDtCMf UNIT CNAs Who ere coring, motivated A want to became part of e f a t growing teem. W* are a SUPERIOR R A T IO . 1M bed shilled nursing facility. WE OFFER! • Camglato Health Package • Fey Jncreeee Aftor loir*. df RMNUMEMUMM ta K t U U T l O KS E X C E L L E N T a tta tim tn l skills, abla give direction A follow through. Long-farm cart aiporlance nacassary. E X C E L LE N T B IN E FITS FAX Resume: 4t7 m -« m OR A F F L Y IN PERSON I Sawlag Flea APPLY IN PERSON HIllHMMHEALTH 9M HCUONVIUi ML EOC 990 MtUORVIUi ML C A R !C E N TE R SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS ROAD CONSTRUCTION A» W SPECIAL SPECIAL w f S150 Security Deposit MftTI FMMY SAT. ONLY 34. M W. lis t II. Retwaan Part A Oak Av*. Perch wlndewt. Nintendo, wadding dress <S4. 4), pin* twin beds sliding glass pef doer. tom., linens, games. gym met, clofhet. kit were. SAT. A SUN I ) MM A ____ 1 7 pm,bikes, skates, store*, speakers, g i r l s cl ot hes (AM. 11). desk A Ml sc. 1*44 HIGH POINT LOOP. (Crystal Creek Sub, of! 4771 Longwoad. SAT. B SUN. 37. Loft ot geed stuftl Furn., lamps- doth, credent*, beds A clothe* M7 RIDGE OR ION44A) SexNrd SAT. OCT. MM. « C R A F T IR X laslde Craft SM 417-4U4 Ms. Fetor Church. ITS* Newell FL M* *1 •’ 'l ,Jr ^ ,1n t <>r l J A ; l ‘ S 1(JJ • *5,111tjjfll 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 SAT.ONLY 1- 7, Kids t o y t - c l o f h e t , lu rn ilu r* and loels. 414 SARITA STu SATURDAY ONLY Oct. MM. 3X 1)1 Aldsen Or./ldyllowltoa VCR. bikes, turn table, floppy disk drive. Slelson heft, couch, Nether coat, womans clothing 1417. men’s mad. SOMERTOUUKE SALE FRI./ U T J SUNDAY. 3371* abate*** Trad, 1 Fed* 7alto * he a l T H R E I FAMILY S A L I. FR I A SAT. >4. rid* on toys, house­ hold ItafflL games, clothes. MUCH MORE Mt VIR G IN IA AVE , Sanford______________ 7 FAM ILY SALE. FRI. A SAT. I Till. Antique toots, anvil. W War I uniform, now Chrlsfm a lights A gifts, lots of mltc ------------ TTOI A V I.. DM 14. W alt Mock. ST, CRQIX memmm 733 SiCftt Harbor Lum Localed I u li S i A uf Uka Hary Bhd, on Lake Kama RJ, Lake Mary Muni-FH 4:30 3 30 ■ Sal 105 Sunday Hours haled 321-7303 kli-SOl L e g a l N o tlce» �«h ,7J S I ?w Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 37, 1906 - »■ 71-BdfrW inttd PASTALOVERS TMTTORM I* Wring a tull/rima IU U II •er morning*. lOim Jpm, Man./Frl. glut 3-1 evening ihltti lotting54hour* Plow*coll hm ~ SALES Tout Rtfbwry Corp iwOi motwr* person now In the UNFORD area. Rgoordlm eftiperlenct.wrlN: a.c. woo*in*. ao*m Ft. storm, txtstat SALMTKMAMYRCEBS KLL RIMERS KIT *N’ CARLYLE® by U rry WH«M A O U IIT, managed. MS-W wh hit. iwtr.em C O N V IN IIN T L O C A TIO N , color TV. ratrig. w k reweoe. prlvotoontronco. 30 0 0 TR U CR IR t tPCCIALII Room A both. Room I* port truck I PtooMcall................ S t e m 97—Apartments ~ i/r SICUBITYOFFICERS Full A FT available. AN b— rs Fro* uniform*. Ronotlto A vocation gay. Lie. ■affoggn. 4004401*8S8»S40.....log TRUCKOPERATOR I—f i l l lMffWn m o ....3/1ARTS**!FECIAL**POOL a WASMflR/BAT■■HOOKUP All rontol «nf root o*toto advertisements or* subject to th# Fader*1 Fair Housing Act, which makas It lllogal to •dwrlloa any pcoboconco, 1Im ■ notion or dlscrlmlnatlan boooO on roco, color, religion, ooa. handicap. lamlllof statu* or national i Santord Art*. 1/1, UM/SS. tOeoets) CaMWMlO________ 1 MDeoORL I M T t i Agt. available tl/S/tl. C/HA. ttockabM wash/dryer, all kit., oppllMM/men. B 3 W I. i bedroom. 11 able tO/tt/83. C/HA stackable wath/dryer. all kit., agpll- II MICILT FURR., t Mrm.. overlooking garden. utllttl** Indudwt. 304378________ oneonomonft. Call Coo* •AMFORa Lg t berm., com Plot* grlvocy, I bib. from hospital. tin oh. + nog tec. Includt*util, (8H447______ mint bo AANFOea t AID COTTADR familiar with elderly cor* A w/ fonetd yird. privacy. 880/Wh. UOO/MC.*45-1447. moOkal Nrmlneloor. 747-0 *0 103- Houses nSASHFIHEITCORf iwill l hi m*mw / piwin NooO mgcntlbl* person no* tf—Apartm< In lAltFORD aroo. Regard loo* of training, wrlto B.C. OiLTOKA. All. CHA, Rent UiHwrnMMd/ MagAhn. Oogt. 10771. loo back yard. SSI*a month, *300 711, Ft. Words, TK. 74141, soc.dooosit. 403443*______ CLOtl TO RtWMALL, RiverTR A V IL Agoat Trolooo To lid* condo, t/l, woth/dryor. UNFORD m I. Airport BfvO. N/Hr„ to ifartl FULL/PART 3/1.1, C/HA, toncad yard, goal, lacuni, naw carpet On TIMIlAgont... n »W Plnecrest School District. St. John* Rivor. MOVmen * Nopot*.t)tS/mon. + dtp tec.....................WtttTt. WARIHOU1I TO 114/Moor. 330711413334430______ AM Shltt* O Will Train.I IMcMOCy, private 0*30008 COTTAOI NFORD, cats atosr hows*. and quiet. Noar Nth St. A SA 3/1, *130.00/month, tint A WATSON M A L TY . Loko Mary Santord. Nogets 133-07t last. I >00/soc..... oftko Is now Interviewing tor RFFCY.-KalHl Loading on ^SANFORD-lot* Mary. 3/3. now or fagorloncod root W oklvo Rlvtr, cloan. AC. assoclate*. Cal I tor a earner I con** use. |U5 mo., no pat*. ’ Newly ramodsltd. vary nlca CoR.............................. m-MM 133447* ___ d*a A atoN. C/HA. family fplc. privacyback yard. No pot*. Is *773 + sac. Rot. roq. Attar a 7113114. SANFORD. 1/1. Rtnt. loot* purchase, tale Nsnquallflng For holing A (rooting, hvy. ig.. wife COL. h A z m AT Lets/Sato DILTOMA ARIA. 14 atm. Ideal far mabfM ham* gr hemesfto. horses, cam*. NrmIngar nurwryl Zmedagrtcv* tvral. Sl.tgg FIR ACRI. UNFORD. largo I paint, saaba Hgc.. Wator/garbaga In clutod. *4*0/men, mam-Mat. *433/mon HI 1031. -ConSwnlnium Rwtifs Nt NLARI. 157Sand Pine. 1/3. oppltancvs garaga. gatla. UM ma. WATSON WINTIR tPHINAt, 1/1.S. Townhoma, vory nica, up­ dated. walk It schools A ports. UtS/men 3*30500 assumaabta............. MO t in . UNFORD 1/1, *438month plus **30deposit. Nopatsl ______ CalllllHM______ S tm t rowRtntab • SANFORD Vt. opt., w/patlo. C/HA. S400/SM. • SANFORD t/t. apt., w/ancl. patio. If-rms, Fplc. *408/000 • LARI MART 1/1.1 1 story, w/lett, pool, no pots, nonsmoker. NICEI*1030/1010 • NORTHLAKI III Condo, w/lplc., pool. Its*, loot* W/option *111/300 • SANFORD 1/1. w/carport, romodtled. dean *108/300 ttaastramRsalty, lac. "We Mia*qt Tier Name Hkt JIMDOTH............ 333-3*01 1 BDRM. WO1/11. *37* me., Convenient location. I NORM. COTTAeg, CMmo. 331-OW 11*4 luaiwsortN Avo. .Small. 4 bWm. I both, wall to wall carpet, no pot*. 1408/mon. + •so 33»e y >innn . 1MILKS FROM NewMailt t/t, porch, nlca. dean, good loca­ tion. No pots *30} mo. + soc. Avail. 10-33. SO*1434*47 1141DOWNa WHYAINTO Whan you can own, this ) Bdrm. homo, with CHA, now paint A carpstl Ask about HUO homesI The HUUmaa Oroeg. lac. teortsriHiqMJ 105—DuplexTriplex/Rtnt SANFORD, 1/3. A/C. Quiet area. No pats. 1X8 plus dap. Avallsbla Nov. 1..... 331 04*3. SRMINOlf NIOH. 1/1. C/HA. carpal, equip., kit.. Inside laundry, carport. 3334404. 111-Offfce Space /Rent 1371 SO. FT., Itors front, hvy traffic ortal t i l l month. 133MN 127—Storife/Office ____ Ipece OUTDOOR STORAOI. Boats. RV, Equipment Fenced A ^tjhNd^eK5He>44__^^^ 141—NemetlerSele Af FORDADlE HOMES VENTURE i PROPERTIES I- l - 141—Hmysmfor Sale LARI MART. By 3/3. fplc., *cm. garth, Nnced yard. sec. system. 13)0 sq. It. Motivated Setter. 33b107. RRDUCIOIt FROM S330.1N TO 1113.000. 3 Acres. VI S#llt plan, formal living rm„ sern. porch, Ingroundpsaf ISX31. MAYWOOD 3/3. Brooklast nook, formal dining rm„ fplc.. sern. parch. |*cu»l. 3 cor garag*. ASKINGI13MM C TfU tt tn < ( ' It (if 1/ t ll/S' t 1/ 1 U N F O R a V X FAMILY I C/NA, ronovitod. tilt* CUL 01 UC. Mint 3/1. fenced. spill, w/garags. 100.300 COUNTRY ISTATI, 4/1 on t.O •eras, living, dining, tom., ronovjfod. hors# stall, toned Agrl. Sat.Sec. tys. tHO.NO. HANOYMANIPKCIALI VI. on over 1/3acre. *31.080. 01 AO IND. Cut Ot Sac. greenbelt, 3/1Nnced. 143.800. ASSUMI NO QUALIFY. Plnecrest 3/1. Wnct. carport. *37,000 I'A lil Pawn, *40*/men..... 70bNW. SANFORD, 4/3 14N + Sq. Ft. Fireplace. Iq. shaded let. TIC star*** haasa. *4*.M*. 33l*«77. U N FORD U L I OR R IN TII 1/1. scm. porch. Fancod back yard *330 mo. 1st 4 last. 1X0 sac. (Sale*37,Wt). 3*34*00. t O M I OWNBR Financing, I Acre* + Hama. IM M IM A TI. 333 0*71 or B*ag*r80»VM. STENSTROM , i -. I H »m r j 1 VtNTURf I PROPERTIES l,’ l T E A L T V , IM G . 11» W m toP toP uy COPIIRS WANTia All Makes A Siiaa. Running or not. Will . ....i-ffMMfff /r “ m il KIMMMI IM S Use Mo. mattraog a motol from*. *44M. CandMtvar. HWt. wood tomHurq A snnqdl In shop rollnlshing avail, LABNT! MANY 4IM1M LIKE BRANO NRWt Ilactro __________ 14 Lue10*3 3331730_______ TOWcanfral unfit nawBused. town P N J * <0 Q7 *144 to*7*7-1771 DtNITTI A a Padtod dtotr* (It. brawn), actogm shapo It. BUROLAN AARL Easy push S A C R IL o r r i l N . High and “ etooeol tf par sq ft ssaad. 1171Altar Tpns33MME d r y - A p p r a v a d tar 1 •4CMaMm...0*3144 dDNTBR, Konmsrt, goad condition. IIM llrm. Call BLICTNIC WNBBLCNAIR. 331d*1d_____________ goad condHton, tor a CHILD. NowScratchA Cost IMBA Soil UM 304743 C » O p /l4to Aohtor Raytoor David FIRIWOOD. Seasewed aak, • 41 FtNI DIOBB CLUB. Cvd4 S4BJB • toad. Fw delivery W. utility room. Raody to dMATTRRMA SFNINA CaM:................. Mt.Aft7tow.3MIW* TUB TIMII Hast a mmm, Chrtafma* Party. M FBI! 157—Matfto «0 MW TV. t/l • MS; TRUCK TOPPER. FlMrgtos*. craam A brawn. FIN ViM CO A •Mar toll also FU. Cast SIMS StLLtm.014 RlFdtOiBATON. UprMtt •/ ibRRti citcrmc m vi. MANATEE, E7.M4 * 14X44. t/i Met n ETwSoD, FLIC1 a 34XM4t31pNf.il DCSTINV. tpk.. S14JM. at4XM ,l/3tpN f.M IRO AO MOON. scm. rm, SIMM #M X4gi/LI1 SKYLINE, FL rm., carpart.lM.MI a MXaa. V t M M . to SXVLINC. w/wa»h ary. dishwashor. fplc. CALLS33*0144srPIITW PALM VALLBY, »nclss*0 porch, living t roam, aaMn ktt. 4t*paaai. ka-mahar rofrtgwator. 1/4 fan in soch ream, utility. wa*h/dryor. 1-car cargart. CUN. 3MJ177. i lot UgNsCorrtogoCave e t/t. Large Living Room, Scroan Rm., C/HA. CNan 4 e l/t, Falla. Shod. C/HA. • V t 14* Wide, needs same TLC, nsestMmovsd.13.4HM e l/t. Double Wide Lorn Patto. Carport. Largo Mi*tor C/HA. Cloan 4 • AJItha 4M^tj4Mor|MjW* 3 BDNAA, RBMOOBLIDb N bath A bit. scm. porchI * J l M m y t o j45*4141 11 A l l . KKAI IV COMMIRCIAL P3TINTIALI 4 bdrm., 1 lath, con Crete blk. homo tn over t acral CHAt Datachad workshopl Fp.c.l Many possibilities! ONLYnot,MO. 323-5774 DRLTONA VI. spill plan, faml ly room... .......... ..*41,000. W. MallcomuskIkeener 3337*01 IX(CCHHAANNOOI I IOR t i l l your property touted anywhere I M V R ITQ A S R IA LTY 774-MIS FO R U L I BY OWN Ik. new everything. 3 bdrm.. I bath. No closing. 1*00 down. *440.00 Mo. Must have good credit t 407 4*33017, WO REALTORS H I D O I N LA R I, 3/3. Owner f i n a n c i n g *1,000 down . *503/mon. MMOO. 774 7071. I NVESTORS SPICIALI V I W Brick homo, needs work. B U T It's a BAROAIN at tlt.000. Hllllman Orsup Inc. Raaltar.............................331 *333. • LA K I MAH Y Unususal Otfsr 1 homes sa see site In Lake Mary. Eicsllent lor Invest menl. Your opportunity to II* up. tpllt, Incrtase valut Listed at *17,IN far *11. CRUriCRTKMHUU 3/3 Condo, all opplloncH. Inside atillty w/wosher B dryerl Clubhouse. Iannis courts, pool. 4 sec. guerdl Close to I 4 4 newWall 4 I 41 ATnNTKMKTIIUSI l/t On a 73s140* lot room Nr the Rvt Nice kit., w/breektesl bar. all sppl , I perches Italt' 4 ISsll' Brlng your perch swing!................. *11,0081 321-2720 •322 2420 LAKE MARY*SANFORD •In Our 39th Ye»i« THINKINOOFBUYINO... m ?r 4 mom1 yyyyf FRII Heme Beyer's Ktt. Call I tint Real estate, inc WHOAI ALMOIT4ACRIS With a tour bedroom home tor only tm .H O U O O L I U F and come see tor yourwll! I Call Barbara Winmens. eves. 133-1734 CatWert Real I stole. 333-7408___________________ 1/1. N I W L V R IM O O ILR O . Must see I Esc. starter home, In great cond. near altm. school, 137,100. Call: 33* 1048. 3*44 I I PORTAL A V I., l/t. Esc. rental Income. Santord. C/HA. *44.000 *34 (33*. Antique/Classic Cart OIUPBD UNALB FMlpt A Wtf’ r«nry*71»7Mf______ USBD FUIMITUBR FOB CAOAU7C * r, all MjgW. tabla pr lea*. HHM mg rl classico STRartg. hsNm. fa*, mad. Cad OMO* to sm M L R . Orasaart, mlrrar*. I d —Totovfstoft/ f /l CJUKOdBEd! ML IBM APTIVA. M MNX Nr madam. MB 74a _HAM- Caft: 3ETMS* MUMUBa U tn -C « r » 1*77 B R L T A M 44Mr, VL Run* Uddt, partoct cend bn HAMoio. Jar 010*0 . IfU MOMTEy CARLO II*. rtar, run* but naad* nta|i tun>sm MEA0DQ3ESFO3 S17M.ODO... r. In HER mil**. M NISSAN M M n . 4 dr., ston dard. Oraat lira*. RUNSI Oftorl OUSTS________ VOA wb lach. Call SM m PONTIAC FtraMrd, Stm 1.1 •nq * cyt. black, run* gr**f. in—tnettot o—Ps 74UWTMM LIAUI L ■ kt CUSTOM MM BOLD FtoMnq •uto ambUmi A motor cycle SPA/NOT TUSi ! PBRSON TVtll We came to yewt CHI ...........40-Mt-W*7 — VS5,— OMR STOP TIRE SHOP. Tim* N R A up. Mmntod B Bat. 17/0)4 HfhafOwepaDsp*. l/t.-i J n r i I VP 115—Industrial ______Rentals______ OFFICI WARIHOU1R. from UOO/mon . 1310USft.. PRIMI location, corner of 44A A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In Santord. ttapanba Realty.......ataaitt 117-Commtrcial ______Rtntils______ STRIR ITORI AVAILABLC, 1330SanfordAva. 400r Sq. FI. 1303/Mon, Apsnl: 7740074. l i t —Office 5pece/Rtnf OFFICI AStarSOS 400sq. It. A ' up. MOV! INIFICIALI *1*1 mon. 3318138or1333114 UNFORD. Offkt space. *400 sq It. building total, 1100 sq. tt. peroffleaunit. 331-7844 i l l —AppHeeces O BIBL m m LARei t/l. Rang*. Frktot, *303 ith glut security. CURRH INCTB NAURU'S VIUMf LakeAda I Mrm... *410/mo. 1Bdrm., 1474/mo. andug. 3234170 UP A DOWNSTAIRII (I opts] 70W. HRS H.Aapty topers— . securityofficer job 111 L 21 ST. RtlTORID, Charming, 3 bdrm., 1 bath, garags. tpk.. O AR FLOOR!. CHA. sm wlaljim AlianAiaa *ga aaa Fei«AASICCA»H*333->0gg MOMNOV.MM)—Dot. Ure Training Armed a Unamend 141—Homes tof Sato 1 5 «— R m I Is ta to / W B M t iP NUYIMoLIAfIMBoNOUtai PLUMSor ISMONS Cborttoi M47M7. ■ BUYNOUSIItMM AMareost ip tf C a tb ttttm * FwSato BIAUTY ULOM FOB ULB. In UNFORD, good tocotton, up A earning srsa Owner moving assay. FI**** colt Nr LOCAL TAVBRNI *44.0*4. 15.BOO down-OWNKR FINA78CINCI 3331*44 or m ISlb_______________ TMIMrORMU. B U M 4 W IN ! Busin*** and/or with property In cludad. Owner financing available. Down paymont required. UNP04 Dorse RIFUMBISMBDfNNre CoqNn. all make* 4 slam. Save «g N M% trim Newl Warmaty 4 Free delivery......4EPMAMM 1 fl-l •rltolMTlifl BUILDI710MATSRIALS MUSTUQUKMTE1I 3 Military Sjnc^ BwHdtoq*: Brand flaw, tall ImmadtoTofy due to Mts dating*. One N41MLWillMil tor balance (Ml *43-10* •DOOM. CWaaf t r w I* ScrawsMWStL 3334*44 • LIATRIS (Btatlng star) Em* ta aurgto btontf 407 3330133 l i l —AppItoncM /r • COCIUTIlU. A Fair wfto large cage. ONLY IML 30 *■ mamm t. STOVII: I-- IT*M. 3 - to'electric 1133so; I 30"almost nowoloctrlc1171 1. WASHED!. Maytag 371. Kelvknater 1*0. 3- OKVBBS: K«nmoro*71 407-I3t-4*Mor4M-MI4 /VMM PRIfDNTLIUlR. roOullt 3M Camming*, t ip. esc. work truck.. T om It 13.3 Asking STEEL OBO. Seme II noneInq 447-003131 IW FORD VAN, 3EM cyt.. gmd work truck. Run*gaadl gwo.OM>7l ■ C H IV Y A I L Ttow meter and porta, Standard, rum groat. S3ML 0 0 0 .0 4 0 3 3 M FORD FIN 4X 3. •varything work*I Goad rlar.it:--------------- 2M—Vtbktos Wawtoq OLO 1 JUNK CARS/TRUCHS WANTia Fill Stoat away. fpayCA1M.Tracy:i PAID! Far JwW Cars. T r u c k * A Ml s c. l Kssp Amerka Ba*wfttol 1....03-3*8* JU N E C A M W ANTED! Rum Ing ar nail Fay m 7 days a wb..wahauli H Ml— RtcrMfiRMl lI S - lM t l M i jftMdw/Ciigl ^^D o TI1 7 2 ra S w w a n . I Vy HP. C A M P R R O U N P MamMrsklq camp from coast to caasl. RFI affiliation. Paid SOM SacrltketJTSI Call 1 0 4 3 0 4 3 0 O Mtol ML 8*34441 Real estate, inc. 372-7491 N O OOWN F A V M IN T. Far qwalllltd bvyeril VIS*. In super condition, on large lot. It you are eternally on any walling list tor a house. W E N A V I H O M II AVAILABLE! Hllllman Orsep Inc. Raaltar.............................731*313. P IN IC H IS T I JUST LISTED! Lg. V I, CHA, range, fridge, wether- drytr, workroom, fenced yd OWNER ANXIOUS 1*1.000 Directory of Services NotlCd FLORIDA STATE HEDUIRIS all contractors be rtglsNrsd or c*rtllled. To verify * staN cont ract ors llctns# call I 100 547 7840 Occupational Licence* ere required by th* county and can be verified by calling 13I I I JO. eat. 7433 Additions A Remodsllnfl ' N E W k EM ODf L' kE FAIE' Vinyl Siding. Painting, Doors. Carpentry. Concrete 3114833 3 0 tallnt, C1C8IN88 Air ConditkTriiriR Whsro an Apartment Is more than just a Place to LiveFaaa ■ B R A N D NE W 1 TON C/HA cond Installed In tilsllng can trel heel sysNm. 11488. + lea installed. 3 yrs. werrantry. ^ # I^ IK ^ ^ ^ * * * * M 4 I3 busk Hogging BUSH HOOOINO. Light grad Ing. Reasonable rales, call tor estimate. 333 3414Iv. mag. Cdrpdnfry 9 Ps a 9 fo m e ! HUBRL ONLYAFEWOPENINGS! m RIDGEWOODAYE, SANFORD, FL 330-1431 CABINETS, DOORS, gen. carpentry, drywell. llc/lns O AS IwNrNrs.......... 333-401 CANFENTEN All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic III* Richard Gross 111 5S73 Carpdt/lnsUlldtion * " 5 S ? i 7 MILLDIRECT dig Oiscewrts Famous Brands First Owality. TapLine. Stelnmesler. Saionles. Trackless. Sculpturaste S* mstelltd Commercial level loops 1388yd......4*7 114*888 ninu 5»rvkD ALL FURF M I Otflce/comm . low rates. Ik. m 870 Beeper 741410. APOLLOCLEANINdSERVICE Comm./Res. weekly, monthly or one time 40 3314*44 •IRS to fit your Just askl *433733. Sine*' 1874'" Pmo’sNikpg QUALITY CLBANINd Svc*.. kstimakN rates! Free rat Rat, evell. onrequest..388HIT THE HAMPTON I Lie.. Bonded. Ins . Satisfac­ tion Guaranteed......... *443*48 IConcrtfd A S F8 U LT/H 33 yrs. esp. Freeast. Llc /lns. T4 c CenstriKheo. 4848474. CAPTAIN CONCRETE, Wayne Beet. 1 Man Ouellty Opera ttonlnqiSM^^jjMNa DdCOfitirifl WANT T O R ID lC O R A T im t But It Isn't In your budgalt I con help I. Coll Nr appt: ..0*4138. Eldcfricdl MASTER ILECTBICIAN Repair-addition, esmm/rts Lie InalERomgiW.... Ml 447* T in c t PENCIL lervta*. Custom Design I Free Csl I W e | ra a p a n W k * r^ 0 N t^ Cdilim Fbm " INSTALLATION* ■ I FAIR* MOST INSTALLATION 08.IA. Lie./Esq 417-4848474 HOfACiMPBOVIMNTS: Kit. DBath •Tilts*D«*r press, cleaning, call tar Carpantry • Wlndmrs«H*nd esllmate. Call 1II 47H yman Servlceatmall Jobs DUN RITR house*, mobile Wskame Cadi hames, walks, decks, drives. Frees*!. Siq./la*......0 0 } PRESSURI CNsnlaq heme*, drives, walks A peel decks IVSERVICE CaMtor ansINy........ 301*4* Will wash A Iron. Pickup A aSPRAVAWAV. MN Pmsttr* delivery, lewrates. 030** Enl. cleanings VNa/MC Ira* ast. Lk./lno........... IN0110 Lrwn Ip rv k t 4cr—n A OiJiiworfc ‘ AMIRICANLAWNCAAE Screen 4 Frtw Yard A Tree work. Hauling APFOPDABLI rescreen A repairs. Free tael FrearsIImeN...301181 estlmatos call..... 487 31311** Mdsonry sp f ink tors/ irrigBtion MA S O N RIV. Y , New/E N*w/Rs*#lrsl IRRIOATION. Lk. Brick, stone, glam Mk. 0 yrs BUDQBT Install • Repairs* Pumps t o Freaest... 0*JTMK*db Free ast. 17yr. 44314014toe LockitwHIi ALL LOCKS - ALL MANOil Wholesale te public. Lec*i Installer. VNa-MC Wkslmli Lacks I M4U4S441 BUTCH'S TILB tIRV Lie li Y r s Enp. Beta-K IK ton re modeling..........07 74/ 0154 PBifltjff BRUNILL FAINTIMS, It yrs. esp. (883804**) Cemm/resid, carpentry, repair*, doer hanging pleaterIng 3333*81 PAINTING a Pm* Clean, dry wall repair. Wallpaper r» moved Over0*a» N*I7I7 PARIS PAINTIND, Pressure clean, spray, brush A rail. Popcorncell.. Jins3081*4 ■CNOLS TRIE SVC Lie's Ins "Let the Professionals do I f Free estimates.......3337738 TOOO'STREIIIRVKI. 13yrs servingthisarea Freeestimate*:...... naasoa UpfcoislDfy PARKIES Upbeistory P.sf equip, auto boat int. turn. Aantiques »1 3704 Cdfiwic Til# Trpp Sorvicd "* A d v e r t i s e Y o u r B u s i n e u E v e r y D a y F or A\ L o w A% 541 P e r M o n t h . Call C l a s t i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 i �tr » • • « • . $1 r? y i i l <i l I •• % • « « « a t - Sanford Haratd. Sanford, Florida - Friday. Octobor 27, IMS by Chic Young BLOND* Is diet the best solution to gout? PETER DEAR DR. OOTT: My husband emphasise that this relation to In G O T T .M .D . has had gout since he was 22. no way harmful and to of no Aside from the fact that he was known clinical significance, un­ not diagnosed for years, he has like major elevations tn the (For Information on how to not been helped by prescription triglycerides (above BOO mintdrugs, such as sllopurlnol. r a ms per deciliter; normal: communicate electronically with A t o n e p o i n t , he w a s elow ISO) that are associated this columnist and others, con­ bedridden because so m any with heart attacks and Inflam­ tact America Online by calling 1-800-027-6364. ext. 6317.) Joints had flared up. mation of the pancreas. About five years ago. he started a strict diet: marked 43 Cowsrtoy ACROSS 44 WMssbss stM restriction of fist: no meat: heavy 47 Organ tor fruit Intake. He lost 30 pounds an d , after a year, his gout S NMM* improved. He Is now relatively 91 c js H in normal on Just the diet, no 13 Aston samtoy ts ArsWtoit— drugs. I71a4rangsa You have said that diet isn’t as 14 Stop — —j It Piston effective as prescription medi­ 15 Itonwt Rrsf.i 14 Mars (3wds) cine tn controlling gout. We «■ —-----think you are wrong. Diet Is the answer to flout: drugs provide only a partial solution. by A rltan so m DEAR READER: Gouty arthri­ t i s . c a u s e d by a n o v e r* r[X>HAVE. TQDO THE .b W ^ accumulation of uric add In the thing body, can usually be prevented by sllopurlnol. a prescription AFOUND HERE. WHO WANTED I M M lI t ) drug that blocks the formation of w B L a w 17CMM TOGET this add. u t S lg m , t a y > { makwed! In patients who don’t respond MwatoaHan grass (by symptoms and blood teats) to 4 CruaNy t Ratoto f u ll th e r a p e u tic d o a e s o f • Fowls 10 .. sllopurlnol. thought must be 41 Hainan 1JM _ aangplpar 11 given to other diseases that 40 mimic gout, such as “pseudo­ Cdl tor Utmmn a w - m « assy g o u t” and “ pseudo-paeudo l-ORMM-mOwt codslOO ampwwwo 00 gout.” I’m not kidding: These b y C h o rfs H t c h u to are also genetically determined m etabolic abnormalities, for which different therapy (chiefly, diet) to appropriate. I ’m d e lig h te d th a t y o u r husband’s arthritis responded to diet. Could he have “non-gout” gout? Ask his doctor about this. In the meantime. I’ll continue recommending standard drug therapy for gout, a common disorder. DEAR DR. OOTT: Can you give any scientific validation to your statement that “fruit ele­ vates triglycerides”? DEAR READER: I cannot give you specific references but. I believe, the relation between a hlgh-frutt diet and m odest, h a rm le ss elevations of th e triglyceride fat In the blood to generally accepted by the medi­ e ISM by NfA. Inc. cal community. Let me again S jarer- □□□nnn nnnmnra nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnGn nnnnnn nnn nnnn nnn □nnnnnn nnnn nnnnnnnn nnnn "nnnn nnnmn nnnn nnnnnnnn nnnn nnnnw in nnn nnnn nnn □□nnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn siSSST THE BORN LOSER roe. tux STUMPED? PEANUTS If we sell it, we’ll print another. First print!nq will be one copy. P e a r A u th o r, Congratulations! We have decided to publish your novel. ‘ WIN AT It to well-known that taking a ruff In the short trump hand generates an extra trick. Howev­ er. sometimes declarer m ust find the right moment to take the ruff ••as In today’s deal. How should South plan the play in four hearts against a trump lead? North might have responded one spade, but he preferred to limit his hand Immediately. However, when South continued with three clubs. North was happy to show his suit. South, with no slam Interest, signed off tn the heart game. West might have led the Hub king. But with length an d strength over length. It is often better to lead a trump. Declarer won the first trick with dummy’s king and ducked a club to West's nine. Back came the heart Jack. Feeling confident. "15" lU M B L C n c c u s ^ ( S ) W m 1 % u $ South won with hta ace. cashed the club ace. ruffed a club In the dummy, played a spade to hta ace and led the spade three toward the dummy. U was a blow when West ruffed, cashed the club king and switched to a diamond. Suddenly South had four losers: one h eart, one diamond and two clubs. True. South was unlucky that the spades broke 5-1. But sup­ pose. Instead of taking hta club ruff. South Immediately plays the ace and another spade. If West ruffs now. South makes his co n tract with a n o v ertrick because there Is still a dummy entry remaining: the club ruff. But when West discards. 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IfeWhilji � 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 27, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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 27, 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/6ef21757ba2aa50159deda706ad155f2.pdf e2558418c69c074253e1dfda0564ce0c PDF Text Text September 26, 1995 TUESDAY Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County ainee ISOS 88th Year, No. 28 - Sanford, Florida N EW S D IG EST Meting out punishment, justice Residents protest treatment by police • » V IC KI DeBOfMMBR HtrakJ Senior Staff Writer Th t winning ksy Joseph Rothwell of DeBary, In car, was the winner of the 1995 Ford Escort, donated by Seminole Ford, given away as part of the grand opening weekend at Seminole Towne Center. Rothwell was one of four persons whose names were selected to win keys, only one of which would fit. The other finalists, Toni Manley of DeBary, Connie Farrell of Oviedo and Mario Mendose of Orlando each received $200 gift certificates from mall stores. □ Sports Big night for local nsttsrs W INTER PARK — Lake Mary won a monster matchup with Lake Howell and Seminole swept a doublchrader from Spruce Creek and Lake Brantley In boys' volleyball action Monday. B ee P a ge IB. □ Pooplo Just call her 'Cookie Lady’ A Sanford woman rides to all of her volunteer Jobs on a bicycle • even lo her work al Pine Crest School where she Is known ns the "Cookie Lady." 1 Governor taps Simmons SANFORD - Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons has been appointed by Governor Lawton Chiles as a member o f the Base Mapping Advisory Committee. The term ts to extend to February 6. 1996. Governor Chiles said the committee Is lo m ake recommendations for the planning, coordination, establishment of procedures and activities for the development and malntcmancc o f three stale base map components: geodetic framework, planlmctrlc and topographic map­ ping, and parcel mapping. Chiles said Simmons was selected on Ihc basis o f his qualifications and Interest. Business after hours L A K E M A R Y — T h e G re a te r L a k e Mary/Hcathrow Chamber o f Commerce will hold It's Business After Hours meeting next Thurs­ day. Sepl. 28 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Everyone Is Invited lo attend the function from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. Thrre Is no charge. For additional Information, phone Ihc cham­ ber office at 333-4748. Activist wants city commission involved ■v m c k p f iip a u p Herald Staff Writer ' SANFO RD — Members o f the black community turned out at the Sanford City Commission meeting Monday night lo protest against the police department. The matter was the result of controversy over an arrest made by police o f Katina Campbell. 22. during a domestic dispute on September 18. nar— rwmmwj i wmmj TWH>m Th ere have been allegations made that the woman was unduly treated rnmrn Ca,n**ir’ wl,h K*,,n* Campbell, are among members of the during her arrest. ! »*«fling protests In front of the Sanford police station. Johnell Jackson, who ser'ed ns * re. 1urfll,n® ■ " Investigation In to police handling of Campbell during a domestic violence call last week. M C ity . Pag* « A SANFORD — Inside the Sanford P o lice Departm ent on M onday morning, administrators said they have nothing to hide and (hat they welcome an Investigation by the FBI. Outside a sullen group numbering fewer than 10, led by community activist Johnell Jackson, stood on the sidewalk with hand-lettered □ B « e P r e te s t, Page BA Door-to-door mail delivery Historic district asks: If Disney town has it, why can’t we? By VICKI DeSOftMIBK Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — Residents o f the downtown residential historic district have a gripe with Ihc Sanford Post Office they hope they can resolve urnlcubly. uou ur entry Wuiu, picsuicm tit me ccmrul Florida Letter Carriers. Ihc union which repre­ sents the postal employers In Sanford. Wain believes the residents o f the historic district have misinterpreted the Intent or corre­ spondence from Ihc post office which encourages residents lo switch Ihclr mall delivery from door-to-door lo curbside. Residents feel the letter Is misleading, as It encourages them lo accept a curbside (traditional rural) delivery box free of ehurgr. [ S ee M all, Page BA Curbside mail delivery Includes cluster mall boxes and rural boxes, which historic district residents say is not In keeping with the neighborhood. Mm m m m , by Tarns, Vlncant Residents say they feel pressured to switch by the post office County balances billboards and beauty ■ y S A N O IU IL L iO TT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Balancing efforts to make Semi­ nole County a more attractive place to live while allowing the private sector to continue making money from billboards Is the focus of a morning work session by the Seminole County Board of Commissioners today. Billboards may be nonconforming due to height, construction, size or they may be located In u zoning classification which does not permit billboards. There are 125 total billboards In unincorporated portions o f Ihc county. Only 12 are conforming. The deadline for bringing all nonconforming signs Into compliance was June 1. 1995. While every currently nonconforming billboard was In conformity with county regulations at the lim e It was constructed. Ihc billboards have become nonconforming os the result o f adopting zoning classifications which prohibit boards In agriculture areas or as a result o f a 1990 ordinance establishing revised construction, size and height standards. A total o f 52 billboards are nonconforming due to construction standards, size and height while 61 arc nonconforming due lo changes In zoning or construction standards, according to a stalf n s * e B eauty, P a g * BA Cops still battling drug deals With a little help from her friends Compiled from staff reports Classified*.... Cemlos......... CratiHirrf.... .......... Dear A M y .... Deaths.......... Dr. QeM........ ■ dltorlal........ F larlSs.......... Mavlas..................... Nation.................... By NICK PFBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer Felloe...................... Soheel Menu........... Sport*................ i n , Television............... Weather................... World...................... _ SANFORD — Members of the Sanford police Special Investigative U nli. SIU. continue ihclr drive against drug ucllvlty In the area around Third Street and Olive Avenue. Within a few hours Friday, nine persons were arrrested. They were listed as follows: • Scott ||. Brandon. 22. 253 Third Street, Lake Mary, charged with purchase o f marijuana. • E D. Jason. 21. of Altamonte Springs, charged with purchase of marijuana. • Burton Keith Reynolds. 32. ol Montverde, charged with purchase o f crack cocaine. • Milton W. Russell. 35. 123 C ou n try Club C irc le . Sanford, charged with purchase of crack cocaine. • Edwin Aviles. 38. of Winter Park, charged with purchase- o f a controlled substuncc. • Humberto F. Aponte. 34. of Winter Park, charged with purchase o f a controlled substance. • Antonio Tram m el. 20. 2932 Truman Ulvd.. Sanford, charged C Bee Drugs, P age BA I Children begin by loving their parents; as they grow older they judge them; some­ times they forgive them, f -O scar W ild * Partly Cloudy Today: Partly cloudy with scallrrcd showc r s an d I hu n • d e rsto rm s m a in ly during the afternoon. High In Ihc upper 80s to around 90. Southeast wind 10 mph. Chance of rain •10 percent. For moro woathor, soo Fspo 2 A Photo by Marl Harm With help from neighbors and caring friends. Callie Mae Livingston won't be dodging the rain drops inside her Hawkins Avenue home anymore. Saturday volunteers using materials donated by Home Depot fixed her roof. A hole in the floor was also repaired. 000 Area residents are making an effort to spruce up the neighborhood. They came to the aid of the Sanford senior citizen after she was turned down or could not qualify for other housing rehabilitation programs. r t F F A. pp • ' # * i • : Y e • I ' a f • J i • ' * * 0 0 r • • t 0 0 4,4 0•i 4 4 ' * • M ^ ^ f # * •■♦, |Y» » • �« * - Sanford HoraM, Sanford, Flodda - Tuesday, as. ms N E W S FR O M T H E REGION A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E A buse registry a lia n L ■ ^A ar^ ^ a L s a a wrocooiw inacKs MHQitor trainer Child-care workers won’t be screened ST. AUGUSTINE — An aU grtor trainer loot port o f his left arm after being attacked bjr a crocodile while trying to feed It. Arthur Clements. 37. remained In fair condition early this morning after being attacked Monday by a 6-foot Cu Cuban life at‘ the “ crocodile St. Augustine Alligator Farm, said Carol Boling, spot skeswoman for Un Unhreraity Medical Center In Jacksonville. Doctors were trying to reattach the arm. she aafcl. Clements was attacked while leavtng the pond after feeding the reptiles, police aald. Crocodiles are generally more vicious and active than their cousins, the alligators. Alligators also have broader snouts. Both reptiles tend to be more hostile In captivity than In the wild. I l*m opposed to keeping secret records on Individu­ als who are denied their due process. There’s too many innocent people being put on this list end disqualified from employment.! TALLAH ASSEE - A Ust o f suspected child molesters w ill not be used to check Job appifcsnts at child-care centers under a faw that takes effect LSunday. ■ VSSSrVS / U IIW J a Since I96 0, state officials have dis­ qualified “ confirm ed'' but not convicted abusers on the state's child abuse registry from Jobs at day-care centers, sum m er camps and runaway shelter*. The registry In clu des co m p lain ts In vestigated and verified b y the state. . A law quietly passed in May elim inates checking names on the registry as part of the reoutred applicant screening process. State officials w ill continue to run crim inal background checks on potential hires. ORLANDO — Doctors are trying to determ ine whether a toddler who ate som e cocaine wtn suffer any long-term health problems. The 15-month-old girl picked up what turned out to be a •mall quantity o f the drug while playing outside her Cocoa apartment and popped It In her mouth, according to a baby sitter. The child began trem bling and losing her balance about two hours later, and the baby sitter took her to Weathoff Hospital In Rockledge. Tests detected the cocaine In her system, and the youngster was transferred to Arnold Palm er Hospital for Children and W om en In Orlando. She was listed tn stable condition Monday w hile doctors tried to determine how much cocaine was Ingested and what the long-term results m ight be. Police were Investigating but believed It was accidental. "W e don't think anybody fed the child anything." Cocoa Police Lt. Mark (daym an said, "ft Just looks tike she found something on the ground and put tt tn her m outh." The child's mother. Tomlka Marten. 33. had left her at the sitter's home early Sunday before going to work, police said. age of the v ic tim s makes prosecution difficult. "It could be a clear-cut case without a conviction yet. and as o f O c t 1. we won't know about these perpetrators." said Mark Mendel, co-owner o f KidStop child-care centers In Boynton Beach and Lantana. About 300 o f the 290.000 background checks condu cted each yea r turn up suspected abusers on the registry, according to the Departm ent o f Health and Re­ habilitative Services. More than h a lf o f the 300 file challenging the list's accuracy, i It costs HRS m ore than 91.8 million to The law tries to balance the rights of . . o f being molesters and the rights o f innocent children. It also tries to shift the task o f labeling pedophiles from HRS to the Justice system. But some day-care owners and children's advocates said the abuse registry has served aa a valuable safety net in Job screening. Th ey aald some child molesters w on 't appear In criminal records because the private nature o f the crime and the you ng classify abuse complaints on the reglatr either ss unfounded, confirmed or closed. " I felt It was a lot o f bureaucracy and much b en efit" «Md Rep. Lola F “ D-West Palm Beach, who c h a in the . Select Committee on Child Abuse Neglect. "Our resources are precious." Frenkel said the taw offers employers m ore information on potential hires. In­ cluding personnel records from prior Jobs and more detailed criminal records. Within tw o years, day-care centers wtO receive rap sheets on potential hires Instea d o f just retytng on HRS' say-so that the person committed a ertme. Th e child abuse registry still is available to HRS employees, foster care h adoption facilities to h elp U m children tn safe home*. O ffs lals w i n ___ tlnue to rely on the registry to flog people suspected o f abusing adults whb seek Jobs caring for the elderly or disabled. Critics o f the registry, m ost notably Sen. John OataUdewics. R-Orlando, view tt aa a " I'm opposed to keeping secret records on individu als who are denied their due " T h e r e ’s too many process.” he put on this hat and Innocent people disqualified from em j I.” Officer lostt 2 chlkJrtn, ntoM in wrtefc ORLANDO — Th e mayor, police chief and several other members o f the Orlando Police Department have spent several days consoling an officer who lost two o f her children and a niece In a car accident. Terrell Hughley. a police aide to Mayor Glenda Hood, lost her 14-year-old son Maurice and 3-year-old daughter Destiny In the accident Saturday near downtown Orlando. Their 16-year-old cousin. Crystal Davis, also died. Police said La trice Hughley. 17. the officer's other daughter. lost control o f her car and It was broadsided by another vehicle. Lattice broke both her hips. "This is a tragedy beyond what Is Imaginable." Police Chief Tom Hurl hurt said Sunday. He Joined about 20 officers at Orlando Regional Center with officer Hughley on Saturday and Sunday. Her daughter was in serious but stable condition Monday. The mayor also visited. Floridian eonfasaaa to murdar MONTEREY — AI local wwu man UMUI u crashed m i H um his m car u Into uiui a « funeral iu u c iii home and died after er being chased and repeatedly shot by a ynkM utouaiaadfn ■sflsrtd s. pokoM tU . Om Sunday after his car crashed Into Goff Funeral Home. Lynn Faulkner. 33. o f Apopka. Fla., surrendered the m m weapon at the funeral home and was arrested, police said. 1 can't believe 1 killed someone." Faulkner was quoted as saying when he handed over the gun. according to Jerry un County sheriff. Faulkner waa charged with A baton. Putnam first-degree murder. He and wife Nancy were In the process o f getting divorced. A baton said. She had apparently been seeing BUbrey tn the meantime. Mrs. Faulkner got down uu the floor board o f the car when the shooting started and was not Injured by bullets or the crash. Monterey Is on the Cumberland Plateau In eastern Middle Tennessee. S-iTi Tha 8aminola High School class o f 194S will hold Its SOyaar reunion on Oct. 6-7. A photo o f tha graduating class Is not availabl#, but hare thay are aa thay graduated from tha aighth grads in 1941. Front row, left to right: Galon Rsvsia, Walter Bush, Banny Austin, Mary Louisa Dixon, Martha Paigs, Minnla Ruth Odham, Lucy Ward, Marlon Paareon, Anna Lorrina Blount, Cacalla Peggy Milligan, Laths Oglssby, Roasmary Cullum, Hatan Sjoblom, Harold Chapman, J.D. Grogan, Lawrancs Rows, Louisa Ttmpls. Second row: Bobby Hants, BUI Shoemaker, Joa Jonas, Fred Hogan, Frank Johnston, Al McMillan, Al Doudnay, Calvin Taylor, Bill Evans, John Baxwaachln, unknown. Third row: Unknown, Mary Warren, Paul Hodglna, Helen Hickson, Doris Dunn, Mary Monger, Lydia Wtaboldt, Jean Hall, Harriett Millar, Annie Atyce Kennedy, Ethel Brown, Alice Hall, Unknown. Fourth row: Camilla Lundqulst, Bob Gut, William Hardin, Joseph Griffith, David Jackson, Joa Patras, Unknown, Clarence McKee, BUI Chapman, Troy Ray, Duane McSharrow, Rudolph Walters, Beautle Robson. Fifth row: Maps* Greene. Gerald Walthal, Jerry White, Cleo Tucker, Mary Godwin, Batty Hayman, Jennie Las Hutchins, Mary Louisa 8mith, Marion Herbal, Emily Anderson, Paulina Doctor's body found In rtvor JACKSONVILLE — Police are awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause o f death o f a Jacksonville doctor whose body was found In the St. Johns River. The body o f John Decker Fraser. S3, a gynecologist and osteopath, was discovered about 3 p.m. Sunday. It was taken lo the Medical Examiner's Office for an autopsy. Fraser’s wife. Jan. had reported him missing to police Saturday evening. She aald she had not seen or heard from him since midnight Friday. She told police Fraser's wallet and beeper were left at home. From A sso cia te d Praaa raportt LO TTM Y MIAMI — H ere are the winning num bers selected Monday in the Florida Lot­ tery: 12-16-1-5 C ashs 9-1-0 F la y 4 -5-9 6 3 -! TH E W EATHER Second Claee Poetaga Paid M Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing oltlcaa Poatmaatar: Sand addreaa changaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD. P.O. toa IM7. Sanlord. FL 32772-1007. Subacrlptton Ralea (Daily A Sunday) Home Datlvary 3M • o n th a M o n th a 1 Year S tS S O 330 00 37100 Wad 324 00 344 00 SSSOO Florida Reudenta mual pay 7% aalaa taa In addition to rata* NATIONAL ■ X T S N M D OUTLOOK Today: Partly cloudy with scat­ te re d s h o w e rs and th u n ­ derstorms mainly during the afternoon. High In the upper 80s to around 90. Southeast wind 10 mph. Chance o f rain 40 percent. T o n ig h t: S c a tte red e v e n in g t h u n d e r a to r m a ...O th e r w is e partly cloudy. Low in the lower 70a. Light wind. Chance of rain 30 percent. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. High In the up­ per 80s to around BO. Light wind becoming cast 5 to 10 mph. Chance o f rain 40 percent. r \ j ^ ----------1 te p t. 24 O FLOIIIOATOMM City DaytonaSaach Ft LaudBaach FortMyart Galnatullla Homaataad Jackionvllla KayWatt Miami Panaacoia Sara tot a Tallahauaa Tampa VaroBaach W PalmSaach U Pit 03 77 .10 00 70 .10 03 74 00 00 43 00 00 7* 00 01 47 tr 00 07 00 01 00 00 Ot 74 00 10 74 mm 01 Ot tr 00 74 00 00 74 00 00 70 00 ‘t y **---------- 1 WEDNESDAY TUESDAY MstlycWy 87-69 Ptlyosasy 91-74 Tuesday, Ssptsmbcr 26, 1906 Vol. 86. No. 26 Pubkthad TuM dty through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanford Wa n d , Inc. 100 N. French Ava.. Sanlord. Fla. 32771 McCtailan, Roberta Evans. Sixth row: Unknown, Aubrey Whlttan, Bunny McCall, Joa Bakar, Nail Powtll, La# Drury, Carl 8umlar, Bill Wilkinson, Gaorga Tsmpfo, Charlie Sparkman. Savanth row: Jimmy Michaels (sitting), Louisa Hires, Bari la Mas Btainmeyar, Mary Joyce Stevens, Mary Ann Whelchel, N ellie Dean Bales, Shirley Cameron, Batty Corrodl, Martha Brown, Emma Rumbley, Thao Powers (sitting), Unknown. Eighth row: Bill Hutchison, BUI Epps, Georgs Rowland, Waiter Bethea, Robert Geiger, Harry Beasley, Carl Corpenlng. Row Nina: Walter Baal, Russell Page, Ida Diehl, Laois Benton, Mildred Dague, Wanda Hasty. Row Tan: Robert Cranston, Unknown, Dorothy Lyons, Cat hartno Clark, Betty Moore, Unknown. Row 11: John 8klnner, Quids Carlton, Jean Giles, Camilla Batten, Lorrene Short, Annette Abrams, Outda Davis. Row 12: Gerald Lossing, Frank Robinson, Julian Moss, Bob Callahan, Sylvia Metsh, Audrey Bach, Edith Chestnut, Patricia Bchuts, Lucille Altman, Ralph Batts, Marion Reborn. Top row: Charles Dawson, Theron Madden, Claude Humphrey, Stella Cherry, Mary Warren, Virginia Anstey, Katharine Lord. If you can identity any ot tha unknowns, contact Grace Marie Btlneclpher. FULL O ct. ■ S FIRST O ct. I 3 LAST Oct. 16 9 --------- 1 THURSDAY Ftly cldy S7-6 B SATURDAY FRIDAY Matlj eldjr 87-69 Matly eldjr 87-69 TU ESDAY! SO LU M A R TABLE: Min. 6:55 u.m.. 7:20 p.m.; Maj. 1:10 a.m.. .... TID E S: D e y te a s R each : highs. 9:48 a.m.. 10:03 p.m.: lows. 3:23 a.m.. 3:57 p.m.: Mew • a j r u Beech: highs. 9:53 a.m .. 10:08 p.m.; lows. 3:28 a.m.. 4-.02 p.m.: Csce a B each: highs. 10:08 a.m.. 10:23 p.m.; lows. 3:43 a.m.. 4:17 p.m. BOATING D sytow a Reach: Waves are 1 (o 2 feel and fairly smooth. Current Is running to the north with a water tcmperalurr o f 81 degrees. N ew B a y r a a Beach: Waves are 1 to 2 feet and a little choppy. Current Is running to the north with a water tempera­ ture o f 82 degrees. Phona (007) 322-2011 1 Bt A a g s s tla e t o J s p l t e r I s l e t — Today: Wind e to sc 10 kt. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and tstms. Tonight: W ind sc lo s 5 to 10 kt. Seas 1 to 3 It. Hay and Inland waters m ostly smooth. Widely scattered showers and tstms. Wednesday: W ind e to >e 10 kt. Seas I lo 3 ft. T h e high tem p e ra tu re tn Sanford Monday was 90 degrees and the overnight low was 74 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll fo r the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled .15 Inches. □ B a a a a t................... 7:17 p.m. □ B u r t s * ..................7:16 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 Environm ental Protection Agency as follows: 0.1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5.6 moderate 7.8.9 high 10- very high City Amarillo Anchoraga Atlanta Atlantic City Autlln Baltlmora Browntvilla Buffalo Burlington. VI. Catpar Char latton.S C. Char lotion. W Vo Chariot*.N C. 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The couple waa acc •TO injnerchaadiae from a store without paring. . In addition to aecurtty guards at the mall, the .. * ahe! ” ’ > jfc p m ta report a white 1900 C hevrolet van. ueraae LXU-06R, waa stolen Friday from a business tn the 3800block of E.8R-46. 7 • A w h t t e and blue 1993 Pontiac, with no Ucenae cense tag, from the 700 Mock o f Snow h a I near Oviedo. warrants •V incent R. QUchriot. 3 1 .1 3 0 9 W. 19th Place. Sanford, waa a m e d warrants a th e John K. Polk Correctional Facility Friday. He was wanted on tw o separate warrants fo r a t M to w o n charges c f obtaining properly with w wthfeas checks. I Larry Eugene Lem on. 3 7. 1809 W. 17th Street. Sanford, ted by ahertfTa deputies on U.S. H ighw ay 17-93 Saturday. He waa wanted for failing to appear on a charge o f •Gwendolyn Jonl Rivera. 18. o f 1819 Summerttn Avenue, waa located by Sanford pobce on Oleander A ven u e Sunday. She waa wanted on an active Seminole County warrant. Police •aid at the time o f the arrest, she was aho charged wtth TR A D E SECR ET Qiteu/eit Formerly o i to the Con* W A S H IN G T O N -S h a k in g the American political system anew. Ross t a u t la j^ e d jg n g to fo rm a 1999 presid ential candidate and the ballot clout o f tndepenvoters to away congresstn- MA N € CRfATWHS H e aald h t had no candidate In mind. W hen ashed about retired Oc t . Cotin FbwtO, who b eonridering a 1998 run as a Re­ publican or Ind ependent t a u t * '4: “ Certainly we want people I N O W A T MMMOLI TOWNS CINTIR MALL -------------- -a iM.-iae,, “ 3 2 0 -9 1 1 0 O thers w ho have voiced Inter­ est In an Independent or thirdparty candidacy Include retiring Dem ocr atic Sen. M Bradley « New Jersey and former Con­ necticut Gov. Lowell Wdcker. a form er Republican senator w ho P ero t, w h o s e 19 percen t showing tn th e 1993 presidential race exposed deep discontent with the tw o m ajor parties, eaid he had no plana to run as the r party’s candidate. "T U s Is not •bout m e running for presl- on to w in the governorship. State leader s o f United W e he sold Monday night. "The laat th in g I w ant Is for this Stand Am erica arid they took Perot a t hla ward, but nothing thing to be about m e.” precluded them from drafting But he did n ot flatly rule it ou t Perot aoid organising the In­ the T e x a s billionaire as the new dependence Party would begin party's candidate. “ It m ight b e Colin Powell, It this week In C alifornia and move next to O h io nod Maine, an of could b e Sam Nunn, it could be which have 1996 deadlines to B ill Bradley. It could be R o m Qualify fo r 1998 ballots. He said htmself,” said Don Torgersm. the party's platform would mir­ the Illinois Lotted We Stand ror that o f hla United We Stand execu tive director. “ He certainly America group. Including dra­ didn’ t preclude a candidacy/' matic cam paign and lobbying said S teve Boat, the Maine execreforms, as w ell as a balanced * U e Taylor. 30, o f 1800 RooeeveK Avenue. Sanford, waa located by Sanford police at 10th Street and Southwest Road Friday. He waa wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction of purchase o f cocaine. If Your Bank Doesn't Offer You An Account UkeThi^ With A Rate lik e This, You Should Switch To Exst Union. Open containers Sanford police arrested Andrea Sanches Merced, 49. o f 831 W . Seventh Street and Stephen Lamar Haney. 39. o f 3473 — * ---------------- lay. Police 1 ........... Park In the 400 block o f 8. French Avenue, with cans o f beer In their possession. Each was charged wtth having an open container. Dniganeet Bradley Ryan Carmine. 19. 773 Creckwater Terrace. Lake Mary, was arrested b y sheriff's deputies Thursday. O fficers said they found two persona In a car In front of Carmine's residence. Carmine, reportedly a passenger In the vehicle, w aa charged w ith possession o f 30 gram a o f cannabis. Traffic stops t! •P am ela June Jaquea, 39, o f Winter Springs, w aa stopped by Sanford police at 13th Street and Lake Avenue Saturday, She was charged w ith driving wtth a euspended/revoked 'o f Insurance. •R onnie Lane Hetdcnnan, 43, o f Oeneva. w as stopped on *2\th "d riv in g Vrftfi a tag not assign ed. unlawful no v f— I W ft t - | , t, • J \1 tt* «*• * * * > proof o f by Lake • T e r r y Lay, 34, B19 Valencia, Sanford. 1 Mary police on Qtd u ~~ charged Sunday. Ha < wtth driving wtth a too or a concealed weapon (knife).* Police said he was also w anted on a warrant for violation o f probation on a conviction o f purchane o f a controlled substance. •Kenneth Lee Jenkins. 36, 35 Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, waa stooped b y Lake Mary police on Rinehart Road Friday. He waa charged with driving wtth a suspended Ucenae and attached tag not assigned. •Jam es Albert Sm ith. 33. o f 641 Plumoaa Drive, stopped by sheriff's deputies on Interstate^ Friday. He charged wtth driving w ith a restricted Ucenae. •M arcos M. Campos, 33. o f Altamonte Springs, w aa stopped b y Sanford police Friday. Officers had been alerted to watch for a vehicle with a false blue light on the dash, and located It on U.S. Highway 17-93. Campos was charged with drivin g under the Influence, and unlawful display o fa blue light. •Rodricua A. Johnson, 31. 1006 Magoustlne, w aa stopped b y l ak* Mary police on Rinehart Road Friday. He w aa found to be wanted on a warrant for driving with a suspended/revoked license. • T r o y Anthony Brown. 19, 1003 Mangouatlne. w aa stopped b y Sanford police at 11th Street and Jaaaamlne Friday. 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It was the first -- and only - law In the United States that allow ed physicians to assist patients to com m it suicide. Among the guidelines were that the patient have "an incurable a and irreversible disease” that will, “ within reasonable medical SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*........................... 919.50 6 Months........................... 939.00 1 Y e w ............................... 978.00 Florida Hssldsnts must pay 7% safes Ms In addition to raise t' EDITORIAL Appointments to boards O u r m a n y local g o v e m m e n la h a v e a great deal o f su p p ort from m em b e rs o f th e public w h o a r e a p p o in ted to boards a n d co m m ittees. T h e y p e rfo rm vital fu n ction s w h ic h m ay ‘ a ffe ct th e U vea o f local resid en ts a n d In som e ca ses th e ir prop erties as w ell. It b e c o m e s necessary th erefore, to h a ve the b e s t p o s s ib le person s s e r v i n g In th ese ca p a cities. O f utm ost im p ortan ce la the need to h a v e p eop le w ith proper k n o w le d g e and b a ck g ro u n d appointed to th e s e boards. After all. fe w p eop le w ould ask. fo r e x a m p le , a TV rep a irm a n to g iv e advice o n h o w to repair a b rok en law n m ow er. P o ssib ly o f equal im portan ce is th e w ill­ in gn ess and ability o f a p e rs o n n a m ed to a board, to serve. H e or she m u s t b e w illin g to d o n a te tim e in attending m e e tin g s , doin g stu d y a n d research, and at tim e s , tra v e llin g to a n o th er area. T h e S a n fo rd C ity C o m m ission has had p ro b le m s In the past. It is n o t u n c o m m o n for a c o m m is s io n e r to u n e x p e c te d ly su ggest m a k in g s o m e board a p p oin tm en t to a person not k n o w n to the oth er co m m ission ers. T h e resu lt Is that the o th e r * ta k e the w ord o f th e com m laalon er m aking th e rec o m m e n ­ dation , and a gree to the a p p o in tm e n t. W ho k n o w s u n d e r w hat circu m sta n ce th at ap­ p o in tm e n t m a y have been m a d e . C ou ld it h a ve b e e n in return for a p e rs o n a l o r political fa vo r, co u ld it be because o f s o m e other h id d en m o tiv e ? W h ile th is is not to s u g g est a n y specific case o f th is b e in g done, w e m u s t, nonetheless, a c k n o w le d g e that It can a n d p ro b a b ly does occur * ; .; > ; ; ; • ! : : ; ; ; ‘ (t o m ttn w to lim a . T h a n to Around the country, advocates o f “ death with dignity** - the new Inalienable right to be a.-t_a I e ip c a n to com m it suicide -- rejoiced i id that other states would soon follow Oregon. Eleven Mates began to consider physician-assisted laws, but the momentum has slowed considerably. O regon .) In addition to the constitu tional grounds, the judge also focused on the fact that the law permits a doctor to provide a patient with a lethal prescription, but It absolves the doctor from being present at the suicide Itself - "the most critical time, that of death." Nonetheless. In the Netherlands -- where physicians have been perm itted to directly euthanlse patients fo r more than 10 years -- there Is now a m ove among doctors toward assisted suicide rather than having the doctor actually administer the final potion. Som e o f these practitioners o f euthanasia are becoming queasy at being the Immediate agents of death. The final burden, therefore - as In Or­ egon’s Measure 16 will be entirely on the Dutch patient, left all alone. H e or ■he. If very sick or distraught, can spill the medicine or fall ■sleep before taking aU of It and w ake up unable to m ove. Or the patient suddenly may want to avoid going th rou gh the final exit but doesn't know how to stop once the potion has been taken. A s for th e c o n ­ stitutional issue In p h y s ic ia n -a s s is te d suicide. Judge Hogan ruled that the Oregon statute violates "equ al Oregon citizens, be protection o f the law s." pointed out. can be protected from doing themselves in by the laws o f the state that require, for example, psychiatric evaluation for those found to be a danger to themselves. If they are found to be suicidal because they are clinically depressed, fo r instance, that condition can be treated. But people seeking physician as r ile d suicide under Measure 10 d id not have those protec­ tions. “ There la no requirement.” said Judge Hogan, "that they b e evaluated by a mental health specialist.” Furthermore, under this law, “ contrary to the physicians’ 'reasonable stan­ dards o f care'for other patients, there la no bar to a physician acting negligently.” the Fourteenth Am endm ent prohibits the gov­ ernment from denying personal liberty without due process. As reported In The New Y o r k Times, she noted that “ Just as the Suprem e Court had set a lim it on when a woman h a s the right (the personal liberty) to an abortion." the a r e a ls court could limit physician-assisted suicide "to the very last stages ofa person’s life ." Judge Milton Pollack asked h er "Aren’t you ascribing to the doctor the privileges o f the executioner? AU that doctors are certified to d o Is to treat. They are not certified to assist to kill." So. too, sskl H ipp ocrates.________________________ JOSEPH SPEAR Powell disappoints the right wing For two years, right-wing Republicans have been rubbing their hands and chortling, among themselves In anticipation that Colin Powell would be the heavy hitter that would carry them back to the White House for only the second time In 64 years. Elsenhower? Hell. Ike wss s mugwump who played too much golf. Nixon? He w ss a moderate, for heaven’s sake, and not only that, he mhhed elbows with the Chinese communists. Reagan w as the only true-blue conservative to be elected since Hoover. They wanted another real one. and all the better If It was a black guy. to demonatrate that bootstraps are neat (h a p o ssib ility that it could h a p p e n m o re than s o m e o f us could ever Im agine. S o m e cities require citizen s w h o are w illing to s e r v e on particular b o ard s o r com m ittees. to fill ou t a n application fo rm . T h e y list their ed u cation , background, q u a lific a tio n s , and reason for w ish in g to serve. T h e com m issioners o fte n m a k e th e ir de­ cision s fro m these lists. In th is w a y , everyon e on th e com m ission has a n o p p o rtu n ity to k n ow w h o w ants to s e r v e a n d w h y . W e b e lie v e th is is a logical a p p ro a c h to this p rob lem . R e g a r d in g people being a s k e d to step down fro m b o a rd s and com m ittees, w e b e liev e the m e t h o d o f e s ta b lis h in g a m a x im u m o f u n excu sed absences should b e th e criteria. It sh ou ld s e rv e all a ppoin tm en ts e q u a lly , not be d iffe re n t w ith each separate e n tity . T h e k e y w ord here o f c o u rs e Is "unexc u s e d ." T h e r e ore m any rea so n s for excuses su ch as Illness, (amity illn e sse s, or business t r a v e l r e q u ir e m e n ts . B y c o n t a c t in g the ch a irm a n o f a com m ittee o r board, excused a b sen ces sh ould be no d iffic u lty . W h a t w e suggest, r e g a rd in g all o f these p rop osa ls, is to have b o a rd appointm ent sp e c ific a tio n s put Into w r itin g , and followed e q u a lly fo r ev ery such o rg a n iza tio n . Y e s , boards and co m m itte e s g iv e valuable su p p o rt t o a city and/or c o u n ty . T h e y are very Im p o rta n t, and persons w h o s e rv e o n them d e s e rv e th e appreciation o f e v e r y citizen in th e area. B u t se rvice must be th e rea son , n ot ulterior m o tiv e . L e t ’s fo rm a lize all b o a rd a n d com m ittee a p p o in tm e n t rules and reg u la tio n s , hopefully In a sim ila r m anner for a ll o f o u r governm ent b o d ies. It 's the only fair th in g to do fo r those w h o tru ly w ant to serve th e ir com m u n ities, as w e ll as th e people they rep re se n t. LETTER Protest x-rated viewing Last Thursday night 1 could not sleep after 2 a.in. so I got up, went Into my living room ami turned on my TV. It w as already on WES1I Channel 2 as 1watch It a lot. It was about 3 a m. and what I saw was shocking, disgusting and m ade me very angry. Several girls with barely enough strips and clothing on Just to cover the parts of their bodies that you do not expose on TV . 1 guess tt would havr been OK on an X-rated station. Th e girls were standing with legs straddled out and doing body movements very suggestive to men. Then on the bottom o f the screen running all tim e an BOO number you could call for S.50 and they would tell and show you how to have a happy party time In your home. After a few minutes a very sexy voice of a girl would come on and urge you to call this number. She would tell you how to have a happy party tim e. I had always thought o f Channel 2 as a decent family channel but even at 3 a.m. stuff like this makes it an X rated channel to me. I think the good people o f Sanford, especially church people, should call this station and pron-st X-ruled viewing even It It isshow nu t3u.nl. Margie Thompson Sanford DONNA BRITT Now, blackgirl hair is serious M llffB . _ n M (l i k a n ln fn lllA lM n .lr fllln r f rains — and the ffair follicles ilaughingly go W ASHINGTON - Since 1 hadn't laid eyes on back tatheir original state." m y friend Lelc since winter — and had spent Deciding whether to fight or work w ith that m onths coordinating our schedules so w e state Is a m ajor decision for black w om en. could have lunch — there w as plenty on the We've never had more options. "G irl, have 1 told you?” agenda when we met The same media that once depleted all w eeks ago over Indian food: sisters in Afros and then In weaves has begun H er new book contract. My pregnancy and to depict other options: the wigs, braids and Its symptoms. The latest scoop on our Jobs, bobs sported by slsm en. families and O J. te rs on t h e F o x So w hy was it that three minutes Into lunch, s itc o m “ L i v i n g w e w ere talking hair? Single"; the nearly Although she hates having her hair chemi­ bald look o f funk cally straightened. Lele confessed she'd re­ s in g e r M e 's h e l l so rted to a mild relaxer because to do NdegeOccllo; Oprah’s otherwise in the Washington hum idity was to sophisticated look "droopy, frizzed and frustrated” despite ■ t r a lg h t n e a s ; th e hours o f styling. flurry o f braids worn 1 had so long avoided unbnUdlng m y plaits — by Angela Bassett tn and then sitting for hours as a stylist rebraided the upcoming movie them — that 1 had more new grow th than a "Strange D ays." greenhouse. I fantasized about grabbing some C le a r ly , m o re scissors and whacking off all m y hair. Would bisckglrls arc like my resem bling Charles Barkley. I asked, be worth Post co-worked Gwen being free? Crump, 24 — who f Being free of W e laughed, but knew the truth: Being free within m onths went one's hair Is o f one’s hair Is hardly a blackgirl option. Even from a short bob to a hardly* for a species In which every culture's Interest "That G ir l" flip to a blackgirl o p tio n . In the waves, curls, kinks an straight strands N aom i C a m p b e ll that burst from our scalps borders on ob­ w a terfa ll. " P e o p le session, blackgirl hair Is serious. have aaked If I have 1 think o f how some folks w onder whether an Identity crisis," W innie Mandela Is "selling out” when she It Owen aays. "B u t hair la an accessory dons a wig. I think of the child whose link to should be fu n ." her dreadlocks was so organic she feared that If For some, the not-yet-abandoned view that ■he cut them, they'd bleed. wavy or curly blackhalr — hair that’s m ore Uke A m ong African Americans, hair la like skin white folks’ — Is "g o o d " and the nappy type la color — a feature that so distinguishes us from “ bad" m akes all straightened hair seem like a the white majority that Its appearance once sellout. helped determine quality o f life. Blackballs Re-enter Lele. Actually, there’ s nobody com plexity Inspired Washington filmmaker better w ith whom to dlsucss blackhalr than m y Ada M. Bablno to direct a half-hour film on the lunch partner, aka A'Leila Bundles, great-great subject. "Middle Passage-N-Roots.‘ ‘ granddaughter o f turn-of-the-century hair "H air Is our most persona) attire; people are straightening maven Madam C.J. Walker. Judged based on It." says Bablno, 31. who has Recently. Lele attended a lecture at the gone “ from buns to braids to perm s and gotten Smithsonian by African American author very different reactions. Depending on your Tyanla Vanzant. Standing atop an escalator aa hair, people approach you differently.” dozens o f sisters descended. Lele w as struck And unpredlctably. I have a friend who by the variety, textures, the "array o f what we observes that whenever she wears her thick do wlthour hair. It was — glorious.... hair In a TW A — teeny, w een y A fro — white "A n d w h ile Madam ta associated with m en are Intrigued. When she sports a long straightening, she said her real Interest was In w eave, brothers seek to tiptoe through her (black) w om en being better groom ed. She tresses. The one time in the last few years that predicted that one day. we’d have a variety o f I straightened my own shoulder-length hair styles — not straight, but not kinky either. ... provoked a yawn from my husband. The look That’s w hat I saw on that escalator." was "too common.” he said. By the way. Lele solved her blackhalr Som e 20 black men. women and children tell dilemma by adopting a short, bl-lcvel bob she their hair tales In Bablno's film. In which finds "lib era tin g": I exchanged m y braids for Interviews are Intercut with clips o f six dancers bouncy twists. representing hair follicles and shots o f a My husband loves them. But he. like any woman having her hair done. smart person associated with a w om an with "S h e goes through the process — wash, blackhalr, knows the one standing rule about rinse, sitting under the dryer, straightening.” any given style: Bablno says. "But when she goes outside, it n’ t get used to tt. prove that the right Isn't racist. Now It turns out that Colin Powell has not been practicing his hitting. He’s been working on hla pit­ ching. and he's got a b e a u tifu l, s n e a k y curve ball that has f H s ll.lk s w a s * them swinging In the m ugwum p w ho dirt. plsysd too 1love It. m uch golf. J Th e 5 8 -y c a r-o ld former national secu­ rity chief and chair man of the Joint Chiefs o f Staff Is off on a 20-day. 23-clty tour to promote his new autobiography. "M y American Journey.” He will also, he says, be taking the public’ s pulse to see whether a run for the presidency would be fcaslbte. Until the book was published. Powell kept his political feelings to himself. Then he started talking ~ to Tim e magazine, to the New York Tim es, to the Washington Post, to ABC's Barbara W alters, to NBC's T o m Brokaw. And, guess what, folks? We've got a genuine, gilded, pollshed-and-waxed. four-star middle-of-the reader on our hands. A man of humble origin and stubborn determination, a living exam ple of the American Dream realized. A man who leans toward the "sensible center." A forth­ right. principled, political and moral fo rc e who believes pretty much as two-thirds o f all Americans believe. Hallelujah. 1 was beginning to think that moderates, and especially moderate R e­ publicans. w ere going to have to be luted as an extinct species to ensure their survival. Powell says he believes in balanced budgets and lower taxes. Most of us would agree. Powell aaya he believes the government should not be telling s woman what to do with her body. Moat o f us feel the same way. Powell says there's nothing wrong with laws that keep guns out o f the hands o f wackos and convicted crtmlnaU. Most of us would sign on to that. Powell says he supports a tgpment of silence to begin the day In public schools, but he U opposed to organized prayer. Most o f us concur. Powell says he believes In affirmative action laws. 1 personally think their time has passed, and I suspect many of you do. too. We can allow him one mistake. But the right wing. Oh. my. the right wtng. The folks w ho think government ought to stay out o f everything except school prayer, and abortion, and free markets, and tax breaks for squadrilllonalres. The folks who believe you ain’t living If you ain't polarizing How hurt and resentful they are that Colin Powell lets hU head be ruled by common sense. Phil Gramm: " I think his views In some way reflect more the views of the Democratic Party than the Republican Party." Jesse Helms: Powell's nomination "w ould be a mistake, because I think It would split the party." Anti-abortion activist Patrick Mahoney Pro-lifers are planning to "get in his face." I am elated, however, that Colin Powell may give political moderates the courage to come out o f their cubbyholes. �Sanford Horaw, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, P a rty - Y .0 0 & 8 F loren ce Y . C ole. 100. E. A irport B lvd .. Sanford, died t. 24. 1990 at Oar_ Home. Born April 9. 1990 in Chardon. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1931. She w as a homemaker. She was Involved with Orlando Rescue Miaaion and Girl Scouts o f America. Su rvivors include daughter. Eva Kelly. Sanford: son. Glen C. Cole. Jr.. Alexandria. Va.: seven g r a n d c h i l d r e n : 12 g r e a t* grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u n e ra l H om e. Sanford, tn charge o f arrange­ ments. Helen Taylor Morris. 00. Knox Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Sept. 33, 1909 at Florida Hospi­ tal South. Dorn Jan. 20. 1035 In Sanford the w as a lifelong resi­ dent. She was a counselor for Sem in ole H ig h S ch o o l. She belonged to New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. AKA Kappa Sigma O m ega Chapter, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori­ ty. Survivors Include husband, Grady: daughters. O . Yvonne Player. Deltona. B arbara D. Holmes. Rochester, N.Y.: brother Robert Taylor. Lake Wales: sla­ ter Barbara Ann Mulbaney. New York City: six grandchildren: four great-grandchildren. WUaon-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge o f ar­ rangements. M arcella B la y B u s b y . 85. Shady Woods Road. Oeneva. died Saturday. Sept. 23. 1995, at her residence. B om Dec. 3. 1909 in MUIercreek. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1956. She was a homemaker. She belonged to United M ethodist Church. Oeneva. Survivors Include son. Roy Hot . Genera: daughter. Doris vis, Mt. Dora.: 11 grand- BARBARA SIMMONS 3 2 2 -U 2 8 322*7498 John Fltxpatrick Clark. 85, Hopson Street. Longwood. died Thursday. Sept. 21. 1996. He b om tn Lynchburg. Va. He a retired auditor with Fed­ eral B anking System, and a member o f the West Lynchburg Baptist Church. Survivors Include wife. Oladys W ebb: step sister. Elsie Mae Casey. Lynchburg. W.D. Dtuguid Funeral Service. Lynchburg. Va.. in charge of arrangements. San Antonio. Tex.. In 1998. He w aa a construction supervisor. S u r v iv o r s Include m oth er. N an cy Tackaberry. New Orleans: alsters. Julia Wtschan. Mandeville. La.. Kathy Robertson. San Antonio: brother. Phillip, S a n A n to n io : d a u g h te r . Christina Nichole. San Antonio. B e y e r s F u n eral H o m e . Leesburg, tn charge o f arrange­ m ents. Beauty- report scheduled for presentation this morning. Billboard standards adopted tn 1990 called for monopole con­ struction. minimum spacing o f Ernest R. Davis. 32. Maple 2.000 feet apart and 400 square Lane. Hickory Hills. III. died fe et o f advertising surface. Saturday. Sept. 23. 1995 In T o n y VanDerworp. director o f Geneva. He waa bom Nov. 8. planning and development noted 1962 in Yuma. Aria. He was a in his report. “ The Issue o f laborer. regulating billboards Is a com ­ S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e w ife . m u n ity standards Issue. T h e Josephine. Hickory Hills: son, visual quality o f the county to Julian. Hickory Hills: daughters, It'a residents and for visitors and Patricia. Y v e tte Bracamontes th e tradeoffs with private en­ and Josephine Bracamontes. all terprise is a somewhat sub­ o f Hickory HUla. father. Ronald. je c tiv e but Important communi­ G en eva: m other. Evangeline. ty laaue." T h e staff met with the repre­ Chicago; sisters. Martha Ram Ires and V ir g in ia Urlas. both o f sentatives of billboard * com pa­ Chicago. Debra. Fort Worth. n ie s on several occasions to T ex.. A p r il. Harrisvllle. Pa.: d is c u s s variou s o p tio n s . Those Issues were to be dis­ brothers. Danny Qulrox and Gerar Quiroz, both o f Chicago; cussed at a 1030 s.m. work paternal grandm other. Viola. session in commission cham ­ bers, room 1028 of the County Geneva. B ald w in -F a lrch lld -O ak law n ' Services Building. T h e regular commission m eet­ Park C e m e te ry and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of in g Is scheduled to begin at 1:30 w ith public hearings at 7 p.m.. arrangements. including adoption o f m lllage and th a b u d B «» If \bur Bank Etoeort OfferVbu An Account lik e' 10 mst union. Yiu Should F o r m o t t u t f b n t t a t i o n , v i s i t a n y F i r s t U n io n b r a n c h . O r c a l l 1 -8 0 0 -7 3 3 -6 8 1 2 f»» IT Y O F A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S N O T IC E O F C H A N G E O F LAN D U S E Tha Planning Board of tfw Cky of Altamonte Springs, Florida, propose* to amsnd tw tod of Ckv Plan 2006. A public hearing on tha proposal wW bahaidon Wednesday, October 11,1906, at 7:00 p.m . In tha City Hall Commission Chambers located at 225 Newburyport Avenue, Altamonte Springe, Florida. At tha public hearing, tha Planning Board wMJ consider propoaad taxi amendments to Via fifty Plan 2005 Capital Improvement* Element for the annual CIE update; the infrastructure Element, Solid Waste Subelement to update the solid waste level-of-aervice standards; and revisions and updates to the text, goals, objectives and policies of tha Drainage 8ubelemenl of the Infrastructure Element The textual comprehensive plan amendments aflect a l properties within the City of Altamonte Springs corporate limits. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y CORRECTIONS EMPLOYEES We Can Secure OCR Rights Protect OUR Rights Provide For a Safe Workplace Bargain Collectively for a Better CITY UMTT8 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS All interested persons may appear at the public hearing with respect to the proposed am end­ ments. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk Department A D A Coordinator at 2 6 3 -3 78 0 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Public hearings may be continued from time to time until final action is taken. If anyone decides to appeal any decision on a request, he will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings, which indudes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based, is made. T h e City of Altamonte Springs does not provide this verbatim record. T H I S N O T I C E is to be published by posting at three (3) public places within the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the public hearing. Inform ation con cern ing the a m e n d m e n ts to City Plan 2QQ5 is available at the G ro w th Management Department. Public Safety Complex, 225 Newburyport Avenue. Altamonte Springs. Florida. For more information call 830-3899. • Patsy Wginright. City Clerk •City of Altamonte Springs WayofLife 380,000 Teamster Public Can't Be Wrong Vote YES - TEAMSTERS Paidby the Semiiok Comity OrganizingCommittee 4 �•A - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tutaday, Saptambar 36, 1805 Protest Mail • Continued from F * i * I A "F o r a limited t im e ," the letter Informs £ residents, "we can provide and Install a curbside box at no cost to you ." Wain said the residents might feel they are ^ being forced to move their box. "N o way!" Wain said. "T h e re Is no way we can make curbside delivery mandatory." The desire to m ove the boxes to the curb Is purely an economic one, he said. Curbside delivery reduces time spent ont the. route, thus reducing the cost o f delivering the mall. While the Sanford Post Office might save a few dollars by making the move, the aesthetic loss to t he historic district m ight be more costly. . That, said Karen Ratllfle-McNetl, of the Sanford l - Historic Trust. Is the whole point of their dispute. **“ We want to maintain the Integrity of the historic district." she said. Wain said he believes though the U.S. Postal Service must do all It can to cut costs while maintaining the level o f service, exceptions to regulations must sometim es be made. "Look a< Disney's Celebration community.” he said of the new 18,000 home residential commu­ nity being built by Disney to resemble a 1940s Arncrlran town. " T h e y have door-to-door de­ livery. They had to have gotten an exemption for that. Disney should not have more clout than a group o f concerned citizens." In a letter to Vlkl Brennan, customer service district manager for the Central Florida postal 4it% ■* City C o a t la ih lfr e a iP a g a 1A spokesman for the group at ' last night's commission meeting • said situations such as this "..a re going to cause m ajor problems In the c ity ." Jackson said he had filed complaints about Sanford police tactics with the Department of Justice and governor's office and I had been told they are looking * Into the possibility o f an In- vcstlgntlon. "W e had to do th at." he said. "Once people go to the police and get no respect, they have no place else to go. But w e're done with that, we re tired o f this kind o f treatment." he continued. W e need changes." Ja ck son said he had signatures of 15 people who say they don't gel fair treatment hv the |xillce. Hr recommended that the city commission schedule lie matter popns mv district. Wain noted the Inconsistency. "It seems Inconsistent to m e that this commu­ nity (Celebration) with approximately 18,000 residents and far more potential for delivery saving would receive an exemption to allow door to door deliver (more costly) while the Sanford Historic District attem pting to preserve essen­ tially the same community feel has up until now been unsuccessful obtaining approval to convert curbllne back to door to door delivery." he wrote. Wain does not believe all communities should be given an exception from the cost saving curbside delivery system, but he feels the post o ffice should allow the historic district to maintain the look nnd feel o f a turn o f the crnlury community. Brennan referred all calls m adr to her by this reporter to Joseph Breckcnrldgc, a representative with the corporate relations office of ihc U.S. Postal Service In A tla n ta. She would not c o m m e n t p e r s o n a lly o n th e s itu a tio n . Breckenrldge has said In the pits! residents would not be forced to take the curbside service. He did not return calls Monday C o a tia a td from P a p 1A signs calling for such an Investigation. A week ago Monday Katina Campbell was Injured In a scuf­ fle with an officer as he tried to restrain her In a domestic dis­ pute with the father of her child. A tender spot, skin still a bit tattered and blue, mars the right side of her face. No other marks remain. Jackson Is hesitant to use the term "brutality," bill he snld lie wns trying lo "gel someone In and look at the (Sanford Poller) departm ent." Jackson snld he wns trying to "a d vertise " for the FBI lo com e to Sanford to look Into the policies and procedures of the department. "Justice Is not being distrib­ uted equally In Sanford when It comes to filing a com plaint," Jackson said. "There la no due process." A c c o r d i n g to J a c k s o n . Campbell's Injuries Indicate that she m ay have been held by her ankles and struck on the side­ walk. The arrest report Indicates that Campbell and the arresting officer. Robert Curtin, scuffled as he tried lo take her tnto custody. Both fell to the ground and. at that time, police said, she sus­ tained the Injuries lo her face nnd to her right amt. "There were no injuries below her walsl." Jackson said. "That seems lo Indicate to me that she was held off thr ground nnd lilt on Ihe sidewalk." Campbell. 22. Is still shaken by the Incident. She slood. without a sign, among those picketing al the police station. "M e and m y boy's father iraa In a pushing and shoving fight, she said, picking at her neatly manicured green and gold naUa. ■We had split up by the time the police arrived but w e were still arguing. The police grabbed me from behind and slammed me Into Ihe sidewalk." Cmdr. Dennis Whitmire o f the Sanford Police Department said a complaint has been filed re­ garding the Incident. He In­ dicated that It la being In­ vestigated. "These things take time, he said. Jackson Is impatient Tor re­ sults. Hr said he has already checked with Ihe Florida De­ partment o f Law Enforcement IFDLFJ. "B u i they said they don t police Ihc police." he said o f Ihe FDLE response. " W h o does pollrethr poller?' " I hope this matter can be resolved quickly and to everyone’s satisfaction." W ain sold. He Is confident that onrr a dialogue Is opened, the dispute will be put to rest. Ratllffe-McNel) said she w ill make every effort to work with Brennan to rid the historic district of the curbside boxrs and maintain thr traditional historic beauty of the district. on a work session agenda. "I "W hat Mr. Jackson says shows think II would be appropriate." Ihc concern we have." he said. he said, ''especially since Ihe FBI "T h is must be Investigated and office has Indicated this matter taken seriously." Kent added, "W e don't have warrants an Investigation." While Jackson alluded lo re­ thr kind o f money 0 .1, Simpson sponses from the FBI. Depart­ has to fight this In court, hut wr ment of Justice and governor's Just don't have room for this office, and the list o f 15 citizens, kind o f thing In our community. "T h is Isn't a white thing, ibis none of the materiafs had re­ portedly been submitted lo city isn't a black thing." be added, "lid s Is a wrung thing." officials. Regarding Jackson's request C ily A ttorn ey Bill Colbert commented. "W hat I suggest Is for the matter to lx- discussed (hat you submit a n y o f this datu during a work session. Mayor directly lo the city manager, Bettyc Smith responded. "Let us which would prevent anything receive the Information first, from having to g o through the then decide. I'm not ready lo police departm ent. Th e city commit this to a workshop at thr manager. In turn, can give me present lim e ,"__________________ copies, and distribute the Infor­ lYPf SWING • GRAPHICS • SCANNING m ation to m em b e rs o f thr commission." b|ti * 'Je«Km • fore-s» Coupon• Cierfn In addition to Jackson, EmIHfrsFC » ftr.l Card- « Lager.« ferret * El; ictt Kcitt. Identifying himself as Qrtr SM h W n •<’* GOO ■ Cert rn jti U/k u i I ' k * » Cflfr .Stprzms « h i t/Twa/Vl i he uncle o f Katina Campbell, dso addressed the commission. CALL 328 8503 LEE’S Famous Recipe Chicken lorfmuirig Tot Cvef 23 *r*drs LE E ’S -VEONESOAV IS FAMILY DAv .N‘ V- v ■ 1905 S. Frrnrh Arr., Sanford • (407) 3234650 fa w n * * 9M M m 11 9 J Hi a i h n w * ! * faHWfWwBi s s : a | -H < t• > » » O l ■ S k s l U r t M t i t s “ i N h S I W l j M | | S M M k l M N n m iposjj s S1||| tv mtisTMxa SHa9NU M. 1 M The Money Source, Inc. Lfcsn—R M«mt e UaRsr Ml Dwells Am .. Suit* IN AltmwW ly in g . Ft. 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See Him at: 323-9090 in :* * • �-s r V' i fev*-4;--:- r-' ' r r Sanford Herald ~ - TUESDAY Sanford Youth Softball *tarts SANFORD — Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club scored three runs In the fourth inning to erase a 3-1 deficit and went on to beat the Sanford Red Sox 5-3 and General P a rcel Service took advantage o f 23 walks lo whitewash Sanford Optimist Club 16-0 as the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Junior Girls* Slowpltch Softball League started Saturday at Lakefront Field. Next Saturday. Rotary Breakfast takes on Sanford Optimist at 9 a.m. a n d the Red Sox face General Parcel Service at 10 a.m . Doing the hitting for Rotary Breakfast were Sohpla Littles (double, single) and Crystal Caine, Tlnnie Riggins. April Pearson and Britt Ramsey (one single each). Pacing the Red Sox were Kristin Weaver and Mandy Prtddy (two singles each ) and Stephanie Foreman. Sherd Ross and ShanekU Lawson (one single each). Tonetta Ward tdpled and Kanesha McKinney singled for General Parcel Service, while Jasmine Butler and Shanezla Lawrence had one single each for Sanford Optimist. W INTER PARK - The senior trio o f Darrell DUmore. Erik Larsen and W ill Lipscomb took matters In their own hands Monday night and carried Lake Mary to a straight gam e victory over Lake Howell in an important Seminole Athletic Conference boys' volleyball match. The Rams outlasted the Silver Hawks 17-15. 15*10 to improve to 10-1 overall and 54) in the SAC. Lake Howell fell to 5-1 overall and 4-1 In conference. Both teams will open the second half o f SAC play Wednesday, with Lym an at Lake Mary and the Hawks at Lake Brantley. The Junior varsity contest went to Lake Howell. The Rams Jumped out to a 13-3 lead in the first . but the Stiver IHawks battled back to take a 15-14 lead before Lake Mary regained the momentum and the win. “ It was typical Lake Howell tenacity.'' said Lake Mary head coach BUI Whalen. “ They kept fighting back and fighting back. It waa good to BCesou o u rr kids klda suck m irk II and pull null ou m lt ltu» aHn It nn up and the wln7 “ Darrell DUmore waa a force at the net. he had a great blocking night. WlU act them up and Darrell and Eric (Larsen) killed It. T h ey canted us. they showed great senior leadership and It m ade all the players step up and play better." DUmore had 13 kills and eight blocks, while L arsen had 10 kills and fou r blocks and Lipscom b 13 assists, three kills and three blocks. 1 Lym an dom inates O viedo Invitational WINTER SPRINGS - Only three weeks Into the season and the PDS-Hackers are In first place by themselves In the Winter Spdngs W om en's Fall Slowpltch Softball League after crushing the JAJ True VaJue-Angels 17-5 at Central Winds Park Monday night. Jaunlta Johnson was the beneficiary o f a 20 Scholarship seminar at LBHS ALTAM O NTE SPRINGS — I f you are a high school student athlete who Is aspiring to earn s scholarship to college. Ihe Lake Brantley High S ch ool m edia center Is th e place to be Wednesday at 7 p.m. Rollins College men's g o lf and basketball coach Kyle Frakes will Join Stetson glrla soccer coach Bob Wilson for a seminar that will offer tips about how lo get a collegiate athletic scholarship. The Lake Brantley Athletic Dept, and Booster Club are sponsoring the seminar, which Is open to the public. I .ahr Brantley athletic director Bob Peterson expects to hsve three collegiate coaches speak at the seminar. Peterson encourages h igh school student athletes o f all ages to attend because the seminar also discusses high school courses that are required by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The process that high school athletic directors go through to help kids pursue scholarships will also be discussed, and helpful resource materials will also be Introduced. For more Information, call 862-1772 ext. 234. Laka Howatl'a Caily Howsll cam* homo third behind a pair of Lyman Ny L ---------------------------- - -runners to lead the. Sliver Hawke to a second piece team finish In the Oviedo Invitational Saturday at Central Winds Park. •ova T I A M tc o a t t - Lyman (L y ). 17: 1. Lak* Hawaii ILH). ■ : J. Pina H M * (P S ), U; a. Lafea •ra n tta y (L S I. t » i I. B lt h a * > ism ), m i a. OrWSs (0). Ml: 7. r IPPC). in. INOtVIOWAU - t. R«* l « M (Lyl. 14:17: 1. D w M O m a r (SMI. M:4Si X Tytar WtWrty (Lyl. 14: M; 4 OavM I M a y (L y l. 17:11: r Orta M a rlin s maulad MIAMI — Wll Cordero h it two home runs Monday night and the Montreal Expos beat Florida 94) before a paid crow d o f 16.230. the smallest ever to ace the Marlins at Joe Robbie Stadium. ' Montreal moved Into a tie with Florida for third place In the NL East. Sandars has surgary CORAL GABLES — Delon Sanders underwent successful surgery on his left ankle Monday, the Dallas Cowboys said. Sanders said he would be back In three or four weeks and hoped to be ready to play Oct. 29 when the Cowboys play th e Atlanta Falcons. Th e 49ers are at Texas Stadium on Nov. 12. BA6SBALL □ 7 p.m. — SDN. Expos at Marlins. (L) . . cross country team M M M k out o f a Bald a t 16 team s at the Seabreeze Invita­ tional Beach Run this past Satur­ day. Th e Rama Junior varsity did even better, com ing home with a fourth place finish. T h is Saturday morning. Lake Mary w ill travel to Gainesville's Santa Fe Community College for the Co-Ed softball begins in Sanford M a M -M -H a H SANFORD - Village Paints outacored Half-N-Half and Crazy Wlnga/Todd's Produce whipped D A D as the Sanford Recreation Department played It Initial night o f Co-Ed Slowpltch Softball at Chase Park Monday night. Village Paints scored 14 runs over Its last three turns at bat to trip Half-N Half 22-14 and Crazy Wlnga/Todd's Produce overcame an early 54) deficit to rip D 6 D 19-7 in five Innings. Next Monday. Half-N-Half takes on D A D at 7 p.m. and Village Palata battles Crazy Wlnga/Todd’s Produce at 8 p.m. Doing the hitting were: Village Paints: tour hits — Kirby Swtnehart Jr.: three hits — David Gddatlck (triple, double). Jeff Neff. Paula Songer. two hits — Kirby Swlnehart Sr.. Bob Aydt. Dec Walden; one hit — Leah Sparrow. a- m i* a- a » IM •! — 7 oeo e Craty Wtayt/TaWt Pm S» h n - » F ts m Half-N-Half: three hits — Lori Poe. Steve Ross: two hits — Mike Miller (two doubles). Tom KeUy (double). Jerry Camus. Marie Byrd: one hit — Carol Gardner. Gary Conklin. Ronnie Mott. Rose Ross. Crazy Wlnga/Todd's Produce: four hits — John Scarlrs (home run. double). Dave French (triple, double): three hits — Bobby McCree; two hits — Debbie Cole; one hit — Tim Barkley (double). Kevin Moore (double). Lynette Barkley. Lynn Anderaon. » ’• D A D : two hits — Rod Taylor (double); one hit — Michelle Bemlng. Zeb W ebb. Lynn Webb. John Cole. Belinda Taylor. Debbie Bem lng. SAN FO R D - The bats w ere booming Saturday morning as the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Church Slowpltch Softball League got started at Chase Park. A total of 82 runs on 104 hits were scored in the three gam es that t a g t< from behind to claimnthei the victory. Sanford All Souls Catholic took a 44) lead In the top of the first Inning, but the Sanford First United Metnodlat-Flamcs came back w ith 12 runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and eventually scored 26 unanswered runs In winning the opening game 2 6 4 In four Inning*. In the second game. Sanford Central Baptist led 8-1 early, but Sanford Spanish Assemblies o f God came back to lead 13-10 heading Into the seventh Inning. Central Baptist looked like It might pull oft a comeback of Its own as It scored three runs In the top of the seventh Inning to tie the game at 13-13. Spanish A/G was not about to be denied, however, as with one out Pedro Ramos singled and scored the winning run when Pedro G a rd a's single eluded the Central Baptist outfield, giving Spanish A/G a 14-13 triumph. In the final gam e o f the day. S a n ford F irs t C h u rc h o f the Nazarene went up 5-1 and 8-3. but Deltona Trlnty Assem bly of GodMajesty took a 12-11 lead with a nine run fifth inning and then added a pair of insurance runs In the seventh inning to claim a 14-11 victory. This Saturday. First Church o f Ihe N a z a re n e t a k e s o n S p a n is h Assemblies of G od at 8:30 a.m.; the First United Methodlst-Flames face Central Baptist at 9:30 a.m.: and Trlnty Assembly of God-Majesty plays All Souls Cathloic at 10:30 a.m. Powering the First United Methodtst-Flames were W .L. Gracey (home run, two doubles, single, two runs, five RBI). Robert Smith (triple, two singles, four runs, five RBI). BUI Gracey (double, two singles, two runs. RBI). D ean Sm ith (three singles, three runs, four RBI) and Trent Smith (three singles, run, two RBI). Also hitting w ere Robert Jones (triple, single, four runs, two RBI). Mark Blythe (tw o doubles, three runs, three RBI). Mike Stornclli (double, single, three rum , tw o RBI). Jerry Camus (double, single, two runs) and Paul Stein (tw o singles, two runs, two RBI). Doing the hitting for All Souls were J im Dally and Chris Bennett (two singles and one ran each). Randy Palm er (single, run. tw o RBI). Dan Conybear and G en e Gllmartin (one single and one RBI each) and Jim Lcep (run). C o n t r i b u t i n g fo r S p a n i s h Assem blies o f God were Hector Fernandez (triple, two singles, tw o runs, tw o RB I). Garcia (th r e e singles, run. three RBI). Arnold Ocasio (three singles, run. two RBI). Adrta Lucca and Justo Delgado (three singles, two runs and one RBI each) ana Ramos (double, single, three runs). A ls o contribu ting w ere T o n y R ivera (double, run. RBI). Lu is cr " - - - - - 4M S - 4 7 tmu 4 — J4 as m fu ll il IfpOif S M Triatty AuaaiMy M It First Outre* at MW Mt Ml 1 - M IS Ml Ml I - 14 as MMm MMI MS 1 «l 111 S - II • IM S (L y ). » ; I. (IM ). Mj l “ (L S I. Ml: 4 IO), III: 1 Btaftap IBM). IM; 4. SWaWr PM* Cm* (FPC), 147: 7. Pina RWya (M > 7 i » : S SamMata <»>. . IWM VIS y i l l — I. MMy ttneaan ( l y ) . M Xt. I Oaana Shtara (Ly). tt:Wi x Catty Manat) (IM ). M:Mi 4. Mtcdata Saryar (Ly). » :I7 ; S JvUm LaSrat (L I). U:ZJj X SMwww McOanta) (Ly). 11:11: 7. Kary* Hall (O ). M:* : X MW McCarmlcft (IM ). 11: M; X H al laaa Rtvara (Ly). 1)14.4; Mi tty Put* (LM). M:SSP Five flag football teams 2-0 Churches bring out the big bats [|ARO U N D T W OTAT 1 1 OVIlDOINVITATtOM Al M CtN TtA LW IM O tV A SR >w hi M w over five Innings to gettne pitching win. Doing the niltlng for P D 9 were Jaudon Marlette (4-for-4. triple, three runs, three RBI). Jane White (3-for-4, home run. three runs, four RBI). Teresa WaJburger (3-for-4. home run. three runs, three RBI). Terri Mann (3-for-4, triple, two runs) and Tam m l Chesser |2-for-2. three RBI). Also Karen Kohs (single, tw o runs, taro RBI). Johnson (single, two runs). Kristy Kessinger (single, run). Denise Levinson and Debbie Pagel (one single each) and Phyllis Baynes (two RBI). Next week the PDS-Hackers (34)) play st 7:30 p.m. against Silk Box. The Angela fell to 2-1. i i Newberry Invitational starting at 9 30 am . Running for the Ram s In the Beach Run were: 22. Kristen Hoyle. 14:48: 33. Adrienne Elker. 15:12: 44. Heather Daria. 15:25: 45. Sherri Macleay. 15:25: 59. Brenda Melt. 16:14; 63. Machala Keenan. 16:35: 67. Tiffany Glbaon. 16:49. W IN TE R SPRINGS - The Lym an High School cross country teams continue their domination o f the early season action as both the boys and glrla teams coasted to easy victories in the Oviedo Invitational at Central Winds Park In W inter Springs Saturday morning. The boys team had three or the top four finishers and four of the top 10. w h ile the girts had the top two finishers, three of the top four and five o f the top nine. Rob Evans ted the boys to a 27-50 win o v e r Lake Howell, while KeUy Hudson and Oeana Rivers were 1-2 as the girls also topped Lake H ow ell. 32-45. H a c k o rs last unbaatan Id* Lake Brantley In three games. o ___ .___ Sem inole Improved to 5-2 overall and 2-2 In the Sem inole Athletic Conference. T h e Tribe will boat O viedo on Wednesday. n paced -------- the SHS attack w ith 21 Chris Louww na digs, f s , 26 28 kL'ls and 17 service points on the night. A lso having fo o d night's were G reg Pegram (14 kills. 13 blocks and eight service points). David Campbell (14 assists, seven digs, tw o blocks, two kills). T o b y Spangler (12 assists). E ric k 'H o (13 dig*, eight kills, 11 blocks and 16 service points). Brent Bradshaw (13 service points, six kfltaTflve digs) and Tory Carl! (four digs, taro kills, three blocks, tw o serve points). “ W e tried to control the rhythym and play our gam e." said Seminole head coach Beth Corso. " W e ’re learning and growing every game, we only have three returning players and have eight new p osition players. They really kicked tt u p on the blocks in the second game after are made a defensive adjustment." SAN FO R D - The resurgent Seminole High School boys' volleyball team took another step toward Joining the elite teams as It swept a doubleheader from Spruce Creek and I s l y Brantley at BUI Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. T h e Fighting Seminole* dumped Spruce Creek 15-4. 10-15. 15-9 and tripped Lake Brantley 13-15. 15-9. 15-13. T h e Tribe Junior varsity split its two matches, beat Spruce Creek In three gam es and losing to SANFORD — The Keekers were the only undefeated team out of Ihe IO clubs that played In the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Recreational Volleyball League In Ihe Dan Pelham Gymnslorium at Sanford Middle School Monday night. The Reckers went 5-0 In the six team B League, while the Church o f God were 4-1 and Park Air 3-2. C om p letin g the B L ea gu e w ere Fisher. Laurence. Deen A Fromang (2-3). Methodist A (1-4) and Methodist B (0-9). In the A League. K a th y 's Baby Shop. Simpson's and Westvlew Baptist Church were all 2-1, with Nichols Out board Service 0-3. - 19 9 5 Lake Mary takes SAC lead;Seminole sweeps Sanford Recreational Volleyball i 26. Powering to the top L O C A LLY * Srptom bor 14 IS SANFORD — A fter Just two weeks o f play In the Sanford Recreation Department Youth Flag Football League only five o f the 14 tea m s are still undefeated. > Saturday at Sanford Middle School. In the minors, the Bulldogs (2-0) blanked the Vikings (92) 20-0 and the Golden Knights (241) edged the Rattlers (921 7-6; majors, the Cowboys (24)) outacored the J a g u a rs (1 *1 ) 2 1 -1 3 , the Steelcrs 11-1) topped the 49crs (1-1) 13-6 and the Dolphins (1-1) whitewashed the Raiders (0-2) 74>. seniors, the Glnata (2-0) dropped the Cowboys (0-2) 16-7 and the Hurricanes (24)) thumped the Bears (9 2 ) 254). Next Saturday, minors: 9 a.m.. Rattlers vs. Vikings: 10 a.m.. Bulldogs vs. G olden Knights: m ajors: 11 a.m .. Steelcrs vs. Dolphins: noon. 49rrs vs. Jaguars: I p.m.. Cowboys vs. Raiders: seniors: 2 p.m.. Giants vs. Hurricanes; 3 p.m.. Bears vs. Cowboys. M INORS BULLDOOS 20 . V IK IN G S O Cy W y n n s c o r e d touchdowns on a 2 9 y a rd punt return, a 30-yard run and a 25-yard Interception return and ulso added an extru point run for (he Bulldogs. Lenard Blake scored the other point on an extra point run. KNIGHTS 7. R A T T L E R S 6 Crystal Bradley scored the Rattlers touchdown on a 31yard run. but the Golden Knights got (he gumc winner nn a R a d l e y W i l l i a m s C !8 a * r M g .P a * «2 » F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y i ( f / i f f • 11 iii-i'. : i I * t t f 4 4 I • i ■I i ' ,. t f r r r r • r f ..*■ < * • • . / t t i i i rrii''^ r*T rr* • *. *• t.-4 4 4 . 4 f t .* 4 'J •. r r «• f * �28, 1888 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S MkCiM rW H A T ’S HA P P H nn is m in in IlnWtMM •nanjktOHinui MINI H H a -W k S M I IIO R#crtatlofi 16-11 BMktttMril Um tm 4 MMBs k M 6:30 pm, Young Qum 4 *. Ma|>c; 7:30 pm, Sanford A.A.U. va. Cattles; 8:30 fMl*M-*tofc*S lOMDsatae U U U tc*vvCa««* ns is ivnuMieia m ntinnmio-inma torsaaa u u it tsgkNesto** ta ta lanapar ta IM M IT a iM iM ItU U l ic nmtnu-1/H.0-n» 1pm, Rebel* vs. Bulla lOumCm iu Freshman Football an us la • (hi van Ti» mi >m .□ Semkmle al lake Breeder, 7 pm Lake NeweB el OHeie, 7 pm -D Lake Mary al Lyman, 7pm m its urn nMrw-intfcaa lO aim M ) lurtv'iiian ibrwrMo in in la ia ta io «u r »»n u Man's Rocraatlofi Softball ia NaaiM-inhSa.n •Dal Chase hark. 6:30 pm, M .T. Muggs vs. First Baptist; 7:30 pm, Zoo Crew It vs. Bottoms Up Pub; 8:30 pm, Bottoms Up Pub vs. Whetchal Howard W o m a n ’ s R s e ra a tio n S o ft b a ll iTaiTiiM^ r* na is iunm mm ta ia IMTiftmr ia a on n a r »»n mat r icanavt uoa naiaw-visMss IN **:*** na ta ta to»KMa«awt ta ta S a ? ** □ a t Plashsml Park. 6:30 pm, QICC vs. Lass - Exxon; 7:30 pm, Crazy Wings vs. Bunnlland Corporation; 6:30 pm, C A Sales vs. Rod Hots P r o p S w im m in g □ Beedeola vs. Lk Mary al LanfsteeB AC, 4A ) pm Girls’ Prop Volloyball »l*» tM u tw ta a M iat-vibaaa luavtaw e ta ta torihM ta tu a ia ta f •o a ia T »H ta ia a ia a - m a a a i Mti dm Dm ta ta iipvtkMtaMi ta ta ta tinaoartt ta ta loniaMt ta •ottaai t oati mm oaa aa tpw ar*-va,i,»ji ttmnamu a a aa na ismosp aa na ITlaeNCrboai ta s on tuh t tttn libm I ottaan iwnfiim^, na ta ta iMisvtm, ta ta IOto»Sy«vtr ta •oaMTOMiata Mma-inaftita tctaweam aa ta ta kin* na ta ;ijacMtOmm ta •oonm t on) uatawott lotttatnta ta ta ta s srs • an tta r ata lata t atttm ata asaiMi-vaftaa tou,tonai aa tia ta iH iw ta ta rtoeMMpt ta foanaratnata aaiMt-mutiaa itmmTiTMH* ita ta is iDnni ta ta t-a a a -i fbSraw-MsasN itaenauaw irnaastM* Tim Baines Is a Sanford natfvo and Bemlnols High Be for the Chiesoe WWts 8oa. HM slats are lor ttw lf N si rst column, personal-beef season totals In the second < current career totals (Including 1686 games) In the third ookimn. 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Incivil RUN N T »m FT Wit FT N 111 action na. fStTM CA Itt In Ma FT W 114tf FT S 111S7FT WIJ Circuit Caurt at Samlnaia FT S Iftll FT ( m 7t FT TO County. Florida. In which BEGIItfff AC) Joanna E. Oabarna. at al. wtea Mama, In »hkh attattad: lha Dattndanta and Inland LauraC.Varnar Marlgaga Corporation, lha All <A taM praparty bain* m Flalnllfl. I will tall to Ma tha County at Samlnaia. I tala al hlghatl blddar tor cath al Ml N. Florida. Fork Ara. Watt Irani daor. Uniatt tuch carlillcala(t) Sanlord. Ft 17771. bataaan Ma than ba radtamtf accardhip M haurt al II M pm. and 1:M law. tha praparty datcrlbad In p.m. an Octobar IfM. IffS. tuch cartlllcaMUl will ba tald tottowing datcrlbad roal propar •o tha hlphott btodtr at Ma watt If: Irani door, Samlnaia County Tha Wad Mi toat d Lai A Courthauaa. SanNrd. Florida, an Stock O. NORTH ORLANDO lha )Mh day al Octobar. IfM at RANCHES. SECTION I. ac 11AM cording to Ma plat toarad at Paymant al Sala Ma. applka rocordad in Flat Saak II. Faga bio dacumanlary damp laaat A at Mo Public RacarOt al and rtearding Mat ara ragwlrad SamlnaiaCounty. Florida to ba paid by Ma tuccatdul blddar at Ma tala Full paymant 17SE. Tradtwlndt Read Wintor at an amount agual to tha Springy. FLH7W hlghatl bid It dua wimin It DONE AND OROIIEO al hourt attar Ma advarttiad lima Saminglo County. Santoro. Flor al lha tala All paymantt than Ida. Mlt DM day al Saptombar. ba cath or guarantoad Inttru IffS moot, mada payabla toMa Clark (Court SadI ot lha Circuit Court MARVANNE MORSE. Oatod thlt MM day al Sap Clark el Circuit Court JanaE Jatawlc (SEAL I At Oaputy Clark • ‘Maryanna Msrw Matthew J Schllchto * -Clarkat Ma Circuit Court Attorney al Law . SamlnatoCounty. Florida 2114Mollywaad Bird - By. MichaiiaL.Sn«a Hollywood. Fl JMM Oaputy Clark Publlth. Saptombar It.M. IW Publlth: Saptombar M. and OEH m Octobar A IA 17. 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Iho deterIptton d Iho properly, and M* name11) In JOHN HENTHORN, WILISA HENTHORN; d.d. which It wa* atiaated la/are at toltows: NOTICE OF MLB CartItlcato No. 7*1 Notlca It haraby givon that, Yaarol Ittuanca: IfM purauant la lha Ordar or Final Oaecrlptton *1 Praparty: LIO Judgmanl entered In Mala ceuae LOT 4 SANFORD TRAIL In the Circuit Caurt d Samlnaia ESTATES PBiiPGStlB 11 County. Florida. I will adl lha Namaa In which aaaataad: praparty aituatad In SamInal* SANFORD TRAILS OIV CORF County. Florida, drtcrlbodo*: INC LOT fi. FOREST EDGE All of add preparty baing In UNIT I AT COUNTRY CREEK. lha County d Samlnaia. Slato d ACCORDING TO THE FLAT Florida. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Unloee tuch ctrtlllcatolt) PLAT BOOK 41. PAGES M. 17. b* redaomed according to AND 4A PUBLIC RECORDSOF datcrlbad In SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOE such certificated) trill be said IDA to lha high**! bidder d Ihe weal Iron! dear, Samlnaia County and commonly knownat: 111] SaaaalraaAvonuo Courthouee. SantorA Florida.on Altamonte Springs. FL11711 Ihe MTH day of OCTOBER. at public tala, to tho highotl ond lftS.it IIA M. boat bidder, lor cash, at towwoai Paymant *1 Sato to*, appik* iron! door ol lha Samlnaia bit dacumanlary stamp taaae County Courthouao. In SantorA and racardlnp toat ora raguirad Florida, d 1104 AM . on Odo to b* paid By lha auccataTul bar I*. IfM blddar at lha aato. Pdl paymant MARYANNE MORSE el an amount agual I* the AS CLERK OF THE COURT highest bid It due within 14 ■y: JanoE. Jaaowtc hours after the advertised lime Oaputy Clark d the td*. All payments shell In accardanca with lha Amar be cash er guaranteed Indrv leant With Dltabilltitt Act. par ment, mode payMto to towClerk tony with dlaabilltlaa naodtng o d lha Circuit Caurt. tpocld accommodation to par Datad this IITH day *1 llclpolo In this procfading SEPTEMBER. IfM. should contact Court Admlmt (SEAL) Irolion ol tolophono number Maryanna Marta 407 ID AOO. nd later men seven Clerk d the Circuit Court (71 days prior to Iho proceeding Seminole County. Florida II hearing Impaired. (TOO) By . BECKY WILSON 1 100 f l l f/71. or Valeo IV) Deputy Clark I ROOMS4770. via Florida ialay Publlth: Saptombar M 4 Otto Sorvko bar 3. 10. it. IfM Mason 4 Associates. PA DEH 1*4 17717US tf N . Sulto Mt Ctoarwator. FL 14424 Publlth September If. M. IMS OEH IM Mawf IM totoba lit MtdM MA toaa■toUMaMitok).am Idtiaary Itouwlaa IFtl tt iiMWtotm.Tiap'aChrtiyd (Naty 111) tt toll iTrptotovID.IMpn. Ma Tot IIOkNaU ftol to a I 1 Jto to to I l • JB to to 1 I IXH < I 1 I Jto « M l i ii m n l ii ta « m 1 II M • to I 1I JB Mto MTIOtotLCOtoFI RttoCI e L FA •• to it Jto li to Jto Pa tot.C * ■ « i in k b m « toh PI Dawlay IM IN M IN Mai m I m llatoarf H7.60brWBIA Tl Hyryw IV. HaakUt IN Dai Ttoawt l « CtodPto H7. 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Freshman, 5 pm; Junior : verslty, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm rOmta im m •oawaraMiuaa m in n - i /m a s s tcntwVrn na ta ta it*ii*i ta ta iiia a a a ta ttMivanttuittaiQaaiia Cl-iimanaMAM Gi - Into* 4w» *ai 7amllkaokl Uctl.UN _ Gi - lamaIfwltoamdUtoL toto N il S to LITITtoTia kotow Ilk CtadwWL aHMtoW.tadlLJ Ut-toJatotoalwnbwa towd IHdb I Mill ■ICSNIM - tows MkJSbtoML Ikpeei 4* NM prtMUokftttoPD). OniiaSLMN IMa ISI PktoMFIT. fast 4B4 BNi ISNSlt InaillCrtvaii UatoeS FlagiI B touchdown pa n to Derrick H ants and a Radley WUlUuna to Ryley Williams extra point pass. M A JO R S • T I K L K U 13,488886 J oh n n y Rollins scored Ihe Church- rsfeiB 49ers touchdown on a 14-yard run. The Steeler*' scores cam e on a 44-yard run by W illie Blackman, a 32-yard run by D e m e t r i u s Smith and a Blackman extra point run. C O W B O Y ! 81. JA 0 8 IS Brian Rlchman (44-yard run). Danny Johnson (28 run) and Ryan Quinn (30 run) had the touchdowns and Johnson and Reggie Stringer added (he extra points for the Cowboys scoring. Jason Wheeler had a 5-yard T D run and Brandon Bryant added a 44-yard run and an extra point for the Jaguars. 01A JTT818, CO W BO YS 7 J a son G lU trap c la im e d a safety with B grab In the end zone, while Clarence Latim er (20 run) and a Rick W ells Jr. to A n d y Inman Paaa (5 -ya rd s) ■cored the touchdowns for the Giants. Richard W iggins added two extra point runs. Th e Cowboys score cam e on a 60-yard pass from Joe Hersey to A.C. Floyd and Hersey added the extra point on a nm. Rivera (single, run. RBI) and Rocky ElUngsworth (tingle, run). Doing the damage for Central B aptist w ere Mike Hartman Raydese C oop er had a (three singles, three run*. RBI). touchdown (40 run) and an extra Danny Flannery (three singles, point, while Cltnt Porler (20 two runs. RBI). Mike McCoy In tercep tion r e tu r n ). D onta (three singles, run. three RBI). Harper (21 run) and Jerem y Charles Hayes did all o f the Mike M o m (tw o singles, run. two Baker to Henry Perkins (56 pass) Dolphins scoring with a 50-yard RBI). Mel Himes (two tingles, added touchdowns for the Hurri­ punt return and a an extra point three RBI). Kevin Whittington canes. (two singles, two runs). Eddie run. Saxon (two singles, run). Dickie Leroy (single, two runs. RBI) and Dale Newton (nm). Pacing Trinity Assembly o f God-Majesty were Ike Mendoza (double, three singles, three runs, two RBI). Stan Immlch (two singles, three runs. RBI). Ruben Quinones (two singles, two runs. RBI). Adrian Bourgeois and PhU Castelda (two singles, one run and one RBI each). Steve I L iv e G r e y h o u n d R a c in o ! ! McOutgan (single, two runs. Ra o m Nkhtu • t tiHsi imh/i • P u t Hem 7 M RBI). Steve Jarrett (tingle, run. Mimes •Msa.Wsi. &Wl. •Pest Hm 1:M two RBI). Rob Mullet! (single, run. RBI) and Manny Garay (RBI). CetBMM l i o e A om Im Vi i Smubi m e I m m /Sl Pm A Ju. Carrying Ftrmt Church of the Nazarene were Donnie McCoy (triple, three singles, two runs, three RBI). Scott Wade (triple, two singles, two runs. RBI). W a yn e G ager (three singles, run). Brian Howard (double, single, run. RBI). Frank Turner (two singles, two runs. RBI). CASSELBERRY * 4 0 7 / 6 9 9 -4 5 10 Phillip Sutherland (single, two runs. RBI). Ron Cardell and Dave WflBB MfSCWSBS- JUBi ■ m MB81 . 8 4 4 1M l •fres M U t toU 4N m t m (at H Morris (one single and one RBI IM l.e>UBm IMJIps Ma n M M i i^S b k p tN p tL ) M a k a t i each) and J eff Lair (run). EVERY DAY IS P A Y D A Y ! S E M IN O L E GREYHOUND PARK ft FAIRPLEX �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, September 26, 1988 - SS People B flflB B S B ust call her the ‘Cookie Lady’ ■yl n g - lfl t a u g u TTWTWKj O fffl n n i f f SANFORD — Janet Goolsby can be seen almost daily scurrytng around town on her Wcyd e . Since this baa been her only form o f transportation she has made trips as for as W inter Part to the art festival and Forest program on weight loaa wlU b e taionnatloa about the du b. call 333-1768 o r aub p m . at Contact Blood Bank M rtt donors Central Florida Blood Bank la lairing donors o f aU type* blood — especially O-type donors - to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1SW E. Second S t For information, call 322-0633. Optimist Club moots woofcly T h e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors Visitor are welcom e. Can 333-2194o r 332-0296. Klwanls Club msots Wsdnssdsy The Klw anls Club o f Sanford holds Its noon luncheon every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North --------- Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Klwanians are welcom e. For information caU Walt Smith. 333-6068. Dancing for ttnlort Th e O ver SO Dance Club dance is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Deltonlans 11-piece band. Donation 63.00. A s an active member o f San­ fo rd M eadow s S e ven th D ay Adventist Church. Goolsby was helping in the office during ge neral clerical duties. She also did and still does assist tn the school which is sponsored by the congregation. Since she worked with Kelly Girl Services■ doing office w o n j and was rm employed while married performing light Industrial work. Goolsby knew si to keep busy. The Seminole County School Board awarded her test year with a coffee mug, pin and certificate for the 300 hours she contributed as a Dtvcndend. " I worked with Mrs. Riviera and the pre-k program at Pinecreat Elementary." She Joked as she said." I guess they thought 1 did a pretty good Job." T h e nam e "C o o k ie L a d y " became her trademark while assisting Mrs. R iviera. "S h e asked me what the children should call m e and I told her the 'Cookie Lady.' 1 felt that would be easier for them to remember and I loved to bake cookies and bring them In to them ." G oolsby a d d e d ." 1 needed something to contribute to the community after m y husband died. I wish others could see bow much this has helped me. Before I did this I felt I had so many loose ends and n o sense o f accomplishment. It has helped me so much." Presently. Goolsby serves In the second grade at Pinecreat Elementary working with Mary Ann Germain. "S h e ta out right now and was In the hospital so I'm trying to put In more hours to help the substitute." The problem: The southern chinch bug Is the m oot serious peat o f St. A u g u a tln e g r a s s in F lo rid a . About three generations per year occur tn Central Florida. When they are borne, chinch bugs are about the sise o f a pinhead and are bright red with a white band the back. Adult chinch bugs are abut 1/5” in length and black with white wings, barely b ig enough to be seen. Th e damage caused b y the southern chinch bugs results from feeding on the grass plant Juices, causing the lawns to e llo w and even tu ally turn l row nlsh as the grass dies. Damaged areas are often noticed du ring dry periods or areas where irrigation la poor. Very often this problem re­ q u ires chem ical control but s o m e s im p le p ra c tic e s can m inim ise the damage caused by this Insect. This problem is usually made by frequent applications o f w a te r so lu b le in o r g a n ic nitrogen fertilisers that promote rapio growth o f the grasses and increasing Its susceptibility to the damage o f this insect. It is recommended that applications o f slow release nitrogen fertilis­ ers be used to decrease this problem. Moisture stress w ill Increase southern chinch bug problems. The town should be watered when the edges o f the grass leaves start to curl. Use irriga­ tion only when wilting begins to occur and water the lawn imme­ diately with two-thirds Inches o f water. If your St. Augustine lawns develop a thick, spongy mat known as thatch. It m ay be necessary to remove the thatch mechanically since It provides shelter for chinch bugs and Interferes with the action o f the Insecticides making the control more difficult. St. Augustine grass should be mowed to a height o f 3-4" and often enough so that no more than one third o f the leaf blade to removed at each mowing, to T U 1 » P A Y » > P R IM E T I M E Tumi1 [lad I U l 'CnnUiftM nTBSo? R m * lmm wanuM nSBTFiBS B I B •4'v[ I993, MyttoryiAurckIbfatuds avoid stressing the much. too When It to evident that chinch bugs are the problem, a pesticide should be applied. For home­ owners, applications of Diaxlnon. Dursban or Otbene are recommended. Apply the Insecticide accordto the container label Read s r , directions regarding dosage rates, applica tion information, and precautions. I f a spray to used, a large amount o f water should be used to apply the Insecticide. T h e Jar attachment ot a garden hose to the suggested application device for homeown­ ers. Typically It requires 15-30 gallons o f water passing through the hose to em pty the quartsired Jar. Put the amount o f Insecticide in the Jar as directed on the label for 1.000 aq. feet. Fill the Jar the rest o f the way with water. Spray out the con­ tents over 1.000 aq. ft. o f town. For an even coverage, spray back and forth across the same area. The treated grass should be Irrigated lightly to flush the Insecticide to the root rone Where the Insects hide and feed. If the damaged area to very small, spot treatments can be used. Treat not only the dam­ aged area but also cover the area a r o u n d It. I f d a m a g e la w idespread, the en tire yard should be treated. (AJ Farrar to ■ am lnols County Urban Horticulturist Inquiries may bo direc ted to Mm at the 266 W. County Hams ____ _ tnnford, F L 33773 or phono 323-2300,1x1 4446.) Homemakers to meet — rr a s rin ^ tm r r s W HO. Er*»*| fkJurt tin , TT55 TC auu ^tu«r nk.iu e.n eiy- M e i* *: >>|IHl|0waM5^«*ndMKJ< |i 10Oil C j l t l f t f . i l 1 jg ie g V |Hen.iia»i« . « ,»ii»m She continued by saying." It's som ething that makes a d if­ ference. They appreciate every little thing you do. ll'a some­ thing that gives you a good feelin g." ; Goolsby recognised the fact that the school didn't help but funding was scarce. "T h e y can't afford to pay a lot of people." shfc said. "1 work w herever I'm needed. The teachers are so busy they may not have tim e for all the students. Sometimes aU the kids need to a sympathetic ear. ! Just let them split theftguts to m e." ' blamed lor negligence Learn to Identify the nature of brown spots in your lawn There are m any reasons for dead spots to appear In your lawn. Diseases, drought and insects w ill cause brown areas to occur In lawns. U is necessary to look very carefully to determine the exact nature o f the problem. Many p e o p le Just apply In­ secticides because they assume that it is caused by an insect. In the case o f the chinch bug. you should learn to identify the insect o r take a sample o f your lawn to the Plant CUnic Lab at the University o f Florida Exten­ sion OOlce In Sanford for proper Those hours are now adding up. Goolsby spends at least four days at the school from the beginning to the end o f the day. Her only exception to on Friday when she again volunteers her tim e to help a friend with a bad back. And. speaking again o f cook­ ies. Goolsby said."! love to bake cookies. I think 1 make pretty good cookies and 1 bake them often. I make them from scratch. Som e o f the kids don't have a gran d m a. Some h ave n ever tasted a cookie m ade from scratch so this to good from th em ." The DeBary FCE (Homemak­ er’s) Club w ill resume their meetings Thursday. Sept. 38, at 9:30 a.m., at the DeBary Civic Center on Shell Road. Muriel Dotson will present the program on senior a ffairs and about Council on Aging. The club usually meets the fourth Thursday o f every month and Invites everyone to Join their club. They learn about family Issues and have special projects. F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n c a ll 822-5778. rt My husband and I are having a disagreement about whether or not w e should continue to send birthday gifts to our nephew. He to 8 y e a n old. and w e have been sending him gifts since his birth, but we have never received an acknowledg­ m ent for any o f them. My husband recently informed m e that i f we don't receive an acknowledgment this year, It w ill be the tost birthday gift we send him. I think It's unfair to punish the child for something his parents foiled to teach him. My husband, on the other hand, feels that If are don't send the boy a gift, he w ill ask his parents why we didn’ ty send one. and they will then figure it out. W e nave agreed to abide by your advice. ft I agree with you. It'a unfair to punish an 8-year-old child for something his parents failed to teach him as a comm on courtesy. It's tor better to tell his parents that they should teach their son that every gift deserves a prompt "thank you" from the child — even If It to printed In a childish scrawl. Tt I am a loyal reader o f your column, and thought you might enjoy this clipping I copied from the one taped to my mother's refrigera­ tor. It has been there forever, and 1 don't know where It came from (a nuuaglne, I thtnk). Although I hate to admit It. it sounds Just like m y sister and m e when we were In our obnox­ ious teens. Now that we're 24 and 21. I see where our parents were coming from when they grounded us for weeks at a timet Hope you think It’ s worth sharing with your readers. AMT: I'm sure many readers will Identify with It. Read on: MY MOST UN FAVORITE LINES FROM MY KIDS... “ Not now. I’ll do It later. "H ow come 1always have to do everything? “ You Just don't understand! "Y o u don't trust me. "W ell. Dad said I could " I did turn the volume down. "Everybody is doing It. " I did clean It. "But. Mom — " I call this 'smartmouth.' My husband calls it ‘ talking back. And m y daughter calls It 'com ­ munication.' “ What do you call It? A m y. 1 call It typical talk from a typical teen-ager. rt "Roy” and I art planning our wedding. It w ill bp the second for both o f us; we are both divorced. We both have grown children from our pre­ vious marriages. My problem Is that Roy wants me to wear a white wedding gown, and I say that since I'm not a virgin I will look ridiculous. Am I wrong, Abby? Roy has agreed to abide by what you say. Please don't use my name or the name of m y town because the population Is leas than 10,000, and you know how people In small towns talk. DEAR BRIDE: The secondlim e bride usually fo r g o e s wearing all white. You could wear a long or short dress In u very pale color — ofT-whlte or white with color In the trim or your accessories. An afternoon dress, long or short, or a travel­ ing suit Is also appropriate. DEAR ABBY: This Is In re­ sponse to your comment about men not making passes at girls who wear glasses. It's been m y observation that men always make passes ut girls who drain glasses. REN RAISER. BAN DIEGO (Probtoms? Writs to Dear Abby. For • personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, stomped envelope to Deer Abby, P.O. Box 46440, Los Angolas, Calif. 10044. All correspondence to confidential.) �r » » » V ' 1 m - t e r io n t H v n M , Sanfort, FtofWa - T u r b o * , S a p ta m b f » , IM S -I L t g a l N o lle — L t g a l N o llc M IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT I O P T M t W T M J U IC U l | ■ ■ ■ ■ F P U W W R That aatd m m la batop made M aeftafytho term* at Mia Writ la r n t u NOTICK I t H f R IB V OrVIN virtue td Wist certain Ml if M M l l l l N Ciunty Cduct at O ran* County, Ftor • • SO H ' U M upon p |u0pm ant u ndated m tao court M t N I W N y A.D. lf*4 to Met Danatd R. Iillndar, Warm ■----»----o — •---*- ■ - -* *HTTIPV^^W •WnrT¥| w‘Wt IRR NOT ICC RIOARDINO TMC A M I RICANS WITH DI1ABILI TIKS A CT OR i m RCRSOttS WITH A OISARILITV N IK S INO SPECIAL ACCOMMOOA TIONS T O PARTICIRATI IN T H t RROCIIOINOS SHOULD CONTACT T H t KNRORCtA■ L l WRITS StCTION OR T H t C IV IL D IV IS IO N AT T H t SMKRIRR’S ORRICI. IMS NTH S T R U T . SANFORD. FLOR­ IDA. 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Man unknown hair*, dovltaaa. topatoaa. grantees and all othar parttoa ar person* clalmlnf to­ by. Mrowdh, under ar ham, and apatott all paraana havlnf ar clalmind to ovard and baara N U I f tin 47 mlnvtoe S3 aacandi I bam Iha can Nr at itM curvti Manca NWly alan« laid SWiy R/W lino Mid Ma arc at aaM curva through a central angle at N dapraaa SB mlnwtaa u tacanda m u Mat M Ma and at aaid curva; Manca N 47 dawaaa 47 mlnwtaa 17 ascend* W Meng said SWIy R/W IMa X*.t* Mat M Ma bagtanlnp at a circular curva ta Ma l*ly henna a banco W"ty in and ta Ma to!towInf datcrMad YOU A R I H IR IB Y NOTI F I I O Mat an aetton to Mradaaa a martpapa an It VJKNAA NPNl PMZN a x ua v VDXJV DJ C I O P IS NX XJAXWN.* m a OFF THE LEASH a — By W.B. Park LOT MSB. TRACT C T H I ARBORS A T HIOOCN LAK I SEC TIO N I R I P L A T , ACCO R D IN O T O T H I P L A T T H IR IO P AS R ICO N O ID IN PLAT BOOK IK P A M IB OP T H I PUBLIC RICOROS OP SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLOR­ IDA. O A TID : Saptombar I I NIK (Court SaaO MARVANNI taORSI AaCtorb of Ma Court By: Jana Aa Deputy Clart Santord M. latratt. Bap. P.O.Ba*JbM Lakeland. F L X N m a a IN A C C O R O A N C I W ITH THC AMERICANS WITH DIB A B IL IT IIS ACT. PIRSONS WITH D IS A IIL IT IIS M I D INO A S P E C IA L ACCOMMOOATKMO TO PARTICIPATI IN T H I S P R O C I I D l N O SHOULD CONTACT T H I ADA COORDINATOR c/a C L I I K OF T H I COURT. NOT L A TIR T H A N S I V I N 171 D A YS PRIOR T O T H I PROCEED INO. IF M A R IN O IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1-MMSM771. OR VOICI iv ) laaaaiatTTK v i a F l o r ­ id a r e l a y SIR VICE. Publish: Saptomew IK * . UPS 0IH-IS7 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I U N t m i N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O as-taaBCA-ia-F CITY OF SANFORD POLICE D IF A R T M IN T . Plaintiff, va. TRACY L. COCHRAN. HD m NOTICE OF S M IR IF rS S A L I NOTICE IS H IR IB Y OIVCN virtue at •at •! M o w * at Ma County Court at Samlnato Caunty. Pier Ida Caw a *01741 IP ^vpan^a H O TtC lO P FO R FIITU R IP R O C I TO: TRACY L l l COCHRAN 17W RIOOIWOOO A V I.. Ota SANFORD. FLW771 M lh .t t S I eepsriNH,tassiNiSRH • I U w s EWNMR mm. D EH-N ) FINS IN R I: IS TA TB O F GARRY A. RATHRMN. ■^SSSSSSs By: NMcbaltoL. SHup P>2!bf>ySjdanWw n . if * M NP ^ m l Mbit at li i dMhmrwd to ma w Chief Ralph RwaaalL Oty et Sanlard Polled Department. Seminole County, Florida, tkreuph Ma attkara. tovaatRa ton ar apmti . tetrad Ma aublatt praparty. to-wit: It AI1.1) U.S. CURRINCY on April L ltas. at ar new Samlnato County, Florida, and it at Samlnato County. batoa nato County. FI tlculwty daa Ml Damacb Court. at tartotiura punuant to loettona 0M NI N7, Florida Statute*, haa R lQ U IS T IO Mat an llanartolt at ttw Circuit Court, Iiphtaanth Judicial Circuit, Samlnato County, Florida, Nwe a ' P" net bo forfeited to Ma Money. You will be tent a capy of Ma Findint at Praabto Cause onea It la tlpnai by Ma Judpa and It will advltf you ban and •Man to rowan0 to Mia raauatt tor forfeiture. I H IR IB Y CERTIFY Mat a true and correct capy at Ma l baa bean tw ntdwd to Watwa by U.S. rofittored mall, return IMa tub day tm . NORMAN R. WOLF INGIR ST A T I A TTO R N ! Y BY: AnnaI. Rlcharda-Rutoara Aaalatant State Attorney Florida bar f*7MI Office at Ma Stale Attorney lie East First Street Santord. FL 8771 M7 83-704 Pubiikh: Saptambar if. n . * . if.isos OIH-IS1 in mm ww — T*|"l w w wll P W . PublHh: SaptomOw*. iff) D fH n a IR T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP TU B I M t l T I I H T N JU O K IA L CIRCUIT. NOTICE UNDSR FICTITIOUS RAMI S TA TU TI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRH: Notice It harafy alvan that Ma undwalgned. pursuant to tba -‘ Fictitious Kama Statute". Chapter ass et. F torIda Statute*, will radiator wlM Ma Depart it of State. Slate at Ftorida. •calpt at prast at Ma publication at Mia tktltleua name, to wit: C IN TR A L FLORIOA ir which wo an bualnees at 111 Ti W ANTED: People looking tor a way to BNm extra cash, jijdt caN 322-2611 today a n d p la ce a n a d to s«N your unwantod Hama in the next iaaue of the Santord Herald. a YOU ARB NO TIFIED Mat an rtapa baa boon filed l|ilnit you arw you are rebuffed ta aarve a copy at your wrffton defenw. if any. to It an William M bead. Attorney fw ttw petitioner Clerk et Mto Caurt I tea on pewttonw w ImmedMtoty Mweettw. It you toll to do as. a detouH will be wdared eawn* rjMuSwMe reltot demanded In A.0. NIK attor tor aato and tall to Ma MahaM hlddw, FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT T O ANY ANO ALL IX ISTIN O L IIN K at Mo Front (Waal) Daw. at aw etopt at Ma SamlnaN County CaurtIn ’’ o S l O M k ISM day et Stp- Octobw X to. wHb Maaa* lOctobwlf, ItOK NOTICE RIOAROING T H I A M I RICANS WITH DISABIllTIES ACT OF H R PIRSONS WITH A DISABILITY N B ID INO SPECIAL ACCOMMOOA TIONS TO PANTICIPATE IN T H I PBOCIIDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H I INFORCIAB L I WRITS ICCTIONOP T H I C IV IL D IV ISIO N A T T H I SH IR IF F‘S OFFICE. ISM WTH S T R U T . SANFORD. FLOR IDA. A T L IA S T FIVE DAVE PRIOR TO T H I PROCI I D i bos. us?) S a n a t o o te n 0 1 H-IIS IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I H O N T U N T N JU O K IA L CIRCUIT IN AMD FOR SIM INO LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CA SI HOi W-mt-CA-ta-L S W IIT W A T IR , A Jetnt IS IA LI MARVANNI MOKSI C L IR K O F T H I CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R. Winter Deputy dark PuMtoh: Septombei tf. * B Octobw L to. m s OlH-iaa ity et Me Will, et Me nea. w lurtodkttoR at Mto Caurt are rewtoroF to Me Mew ebtectiena with this Court W IT H IN T H I L A T I R OF T H R U MONTHS A FTE R T H I D A T ! OF T H I FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOT IC I OB THIRTY DAYS A FTE R THE D ATE OF S IR V IC B OF A COPY OF THIS R O TICI ON TH IM . All creditors et Me a at ma nattoa la at me Mat at Mto aoltoo meet time wffh Mto Court W IT H IN T H I L A T I R OF T H R U MONTHS A F T IR T H I DATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTtCt ON THIRTY DAYS A FTE R T H I D A T ! OF S IR VIC* OF A ■JfWP0 ---- 414.--- we wea claima wffh Me Caurt WITHIN T H R U MONTHS A F T IR T H I OATS OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O TICI. All claima. dpnanda and * jeettona net aa Mad will be at tba Met Pubucw ttan at Ms notice to I Haney S. Rothman. 14M. Iff* In Ml* causa, in Ma Circuit Caurt at Sam Inala County. Ftorida. I w U n t t o wapwty sHuatod ta l amtoata County. FlirldadiirrRadaat L IB A L DCSCb IPTtBN Lot t. black A. SWUTWAT I R CLUb. UNIT K accardbn to Ma plat Mwaaf, record* ta Flat bean it. pa*a 77 70. at ma Public Racwda at Samlnala County. Florida at puMk aala. to Ma MRiaH and bast btodw. tor cadu at Ma Waat (rant daw at Mo Samlnato County CaurMauw. tocstod In Sanlard. Florida, at 11:M a'ctoch i n . , an Octobw MM, net. Doted at SantordL Ftoride Ml* lam day at (Seal) Mary wins Clerk al Me Circuit Caurt by: Jana I . Jaaawic Deputy Clark Oauplaa C. Zahm. I awrln IM * U S Hlehwev if Marta Sul to Mi Ctoarwator. F L 14*14 Publlah: SaptomOw If. M. IfM DEH-IU daycare (to H u m ST. JOHNS BIV1B NAT S I M A N AU M BN T BSSTBtCT K Y I S N B T K I OF IKTSRBSB AGENCY ACTION The Ototrkt fhea aafka at Ha toHnt to laaup a permit la Ma Mtowtnt applicant!*) on Octobw IK tNd: FLORIDA D SPA R TM IN T OF TRANSPORTATION. 7If S. W O O D LA N D R L V D ., D IL A N D . F L 1S7SS. application tll-117-ftoiAOM. TbapreHctlalilit:tinSamtnatoCounty. Sacttona IS K If. TawnaMp ■ laufb, Ranpa 8 la * . Tba appltceHan to Iw MODIFICATION TO T H I PRIViOUILV ISSUED PERMIT ASSD C IA T IO WITH RIMOVAL OF T H I *JM FOOT P f R IM B TIR D IM ANO FILLINOOP T H I DITCHES FOR THC L A K I JIS U P MITIGATION SITE. The fuel ■In^eNHW dyJaLAKI JISU P . abeva ^nev aamian ^ar an a^^^ilnla^ranva kaarinp In accords taction 1*47. F.K Pallllaiia must comply wffh Ma repvlrenwnto at Florida AOntotokaHva Cadi Raise MC-t.tli and tSC-1411 and ba Mod wtM I received by) Me District Ctariu P.O. Ban M *. Fetatka. Ftorida * t7 » 14*. FoMtoas tor aOntabtraltve beertna « Ma) must ba Mad wNMn iMriaan (14) day* at i Nertean 04) days at r at any riK ta w h pw*n (kaartas) undw asciton 1*47, F.K. ST. JOHNS BtVBBW ATIB M A N AU M BN T B tSTBK T K V U N B T K I BP M T IN B B B B M N C V ACTION Tha Dtotrict ghrea natka at ita miant to toaua a Farm* ■M w nivHiw n w* wiww h w h is pts^ k uu - JOOST P. Z V M R V IL O . T R U S T U . PatManw. a * LEE RO.. WINTER PARK. FL 8ISK File Ms. ia-117-NSSA. Tba praparty * ta Samlnato Cawify. Sectkn(t) B . TawnaMp!*) Si K Ran*!*) 11 I . and tariudte S14M term . Tba current owner M JOOST F. Z V M R V IL D . T R U S T U Meta) cantolnlap each et Me * p w Haled tormW wetland icffan Wandey to n e * Friday to l:M p.m. at Ma N. Jebne The OtoWk l win Blew unless e potm an tor an aWnMatreffva precaedtab (heartan) la tiled pirauant to Me prevlatoM et aeeffan t* J7 , F.K . and anetkn MC-1411, F J L C A p a n* wba* aubNenttot Intoneto wo altoctod by wty at Me Otokrtc* above may pefftton tor « eectton 1*47. F4 . FkMHM me* amply * M Me fOMdnmwde at Ftoride AWwlnlelreltve Ode Rake N C -t.ni M d 4BC-14B1 and bn Med wHb (received byl Me Dkdrkt Ckrk. P O. Ban MBK PelaMa. Ftoride *170-14*. Pennana h r edwtakkettve bewtop * Md above IU ) dpye at . at M* nWka w wffbta taurto* (U ) days el actual - (m l occur*. Felton tofu*a within Mto Hmn perl* Mall conoHMo e watuw et any p e n * may have to repeal * adwtalitoettoe preceedtap (heerinp) undw asciton 1*47,T i , c * cerntap Me i Pattltone which are net Mad ta eccw d w ce wbb Me ab a n subject to Nam kail Quantwla Jaknaan, Permit Oala Control Technician Permit Oats Santo* D E N IM heme-Lb. BANKRUPTCY/BtvetKI $3 2 1 0 0 NO M B M N COSTS. » - Naan* C a r e titS R rT Y IN S N IS Ladetrewt. It Hr. trained IK. PDTHCETPtMSI •e etvoecisata e H -N m e r y * Immtfrofkn. wills, custody. CMMCare i, translations. T S S In M N r £ 0 IfM liiB k M Ip g c iflil lasMPwMak/in.daDoy Space ovalNONtorn i yrs. __________ N1NM_________ a e w A L irr nurwentMIt.. BBC SNAU E s v CBPI a/wk petonttai. Mutt ■will im tS M IM K IO CEO i m m m t s i ...... m m n CM ILB CA IL toMy Maw •r i M H i t o N T L Our 4y*w aid company la rfU M W M W Find wt why moat at aur top aarnar* have no previous network market Inf expan­ 81-N W w N M N i se revolutionary and eicltlne Logil Nollctt IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT POR SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA FBOBATI DIVISION ROTICI OFABNtHISTRATWN The admlnlilratlen at tha a s ta ta al M l L B A A . WOOD ROW, S/k/a M IL B A M0BLL1R WOOOROW. Dacaaaad. Fite Number fMto. to pandtof ta Sto OrcuH Caurt tor Seminole Cteaty, Florida, ALL IN TR U STE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIIO T H A T : All pane* * wham this natka i* aarvad whp have ah HjreMbeadi^ 4NJ-I41I. FJLC._A parson wbwa luSNwtlal IntweHc are my Free medk teflon. n uMtltoe. private Sip-Tima Pro We will be the talk al Me Industry In ffw noil 3years. Tbta buatae* c w change your IIIOM CALL: H 6 H M 7 6 6 124 HnL IN R I: ISTATBOF M ILB A A. NOOOROW, d/k/aMILSAMOtlLLIR F -pognop* FLBwfllTSTS M A TS U . H A R U R T B B A T IK P JL S H I. MICHAEL I . MURRAY and LINDA SUI MURRAY, bto wlto N STKBO FSA LB wofid ii n w y p w i "W i punuant to Mn Ordw w Final n- ALL IN T IR IS T B D PIRSONS A R I N O TIFIIO THAT: VIN F IBlXPWOXNNtntll Tbto auetton wffl be an tP tM l at tAM at Dtocawd Ta N. Ortanda Avo., btofftond. FL 8711. .NUNfwSSS-WS*. MAKTA’S BAY CARS. Baby's su at Ma icribad w Lot ISK lapiland lapa #1. Plat Boob A Pad** *1. Samlnato County, FWWae That aatd aato la to lattoty Ma twma at Mia Writ ftlaecutton. Tha admIniatratton of Ma ' ' at GARRY A. RATHpite n . T t i *. la pandbia in Ma Clrcalt Court, far Samlnato Cawify. Florida. Prabate Otuiaton. Ma adWaas at which it: P A Oraaar C Santord, Ftoride NOT IC I IN B i t TbaMarriapaat JESSICA PHfLLIF County, F torIda 8771. That Mo party intoraatod In said bualnaaa entorpriae la aa toltows: PATRICIA A. RYAN. INC., a Ftorida carpwattan Id a Christian Way Or lands. FLUWa DATED at Ctuitoarr Inoto County. Ftorida an SaptombwIKtaas. PATRICIA A. RYAN. INC. by: Patricia A. Ryaiu Praaldant Pubiith: Saptombar*. IftS DEHni •Why no. w « don't carry books on wash laws - could I interest you in something on pig slaughter?* Dwcrtptton at Praparty: L I B LOT 4 I L K B M iR B tT T PARK PBIPGSR Namaa In Vt^0i Suite 4* OVURXP. . me M lt U ir A to m Tampa. Ftoride XMS7 Tatophana: (ti))8774aM Rublidi: SaptomOar it. to. I M DEH-ise P R EV IO U S SOLUTION: *1 coma from a family whore gravy i conatdored a baveraga.' — Erma Bomback. o itaa * PWVATI PARTY M T U J ..T W s Hrr DOT. Final Ju ^ n a n t antan M ARYANNI M O R I! Clerk at Circuit Court By: Jana I . Jaaawic Deputy Clark COOILISB STAWIANSKI Ml*Bay Scout Bowtoiard m a ta w M Im ta to m b lim u LEarn now *i fie cptuMtanM tor tnotw Todty4 cue O aptoU P OOCNWL 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 4 0 7 0 2 2 -2 6 1 1 NOTICB IS H B R IB Y W V IN aat NrM in mant.Mwff: LOT SL SARAL TRAIL AT 1ABAL POINT. ACCOHOINO TO T H I PLAT T H IR IO P AS R ICO N O ID IN PLAT ROOK m P A M S ■ A IK PUBLIC R IC O R O S OP S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA. N O TI: PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR D I R T CO LLECTION FRACTICIS ACT YOU A M A OVISIO T H A T THIS LAW FIRM IS O IIM C O TO M A O U T C O L L IC T O R A T ­ TEM PTING TO CO LLICT A D IR T ANO ANY INFORMA­ TION OBTAINED WILL M USID FOR TH A T PURPOSE. Datad Mo DM day at Sw- by Luis CampoR OKML Orlando •Winter Park HOW ACCEPTING in laniard, lamtoata County. Florida, at tl:< DM day at man did In Ma Complaint. WITNESS my hand and Ma aaal at Mlt Court an Ma IMh day of Saptambar. ltas. (S IA L ) M ARYANN! MORSE C L IR K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT R Y : Patricia F. Mill* Deputy Ctort PuMkb: taptambw la,*. I M O lH -ita RUL CLASSIFIED ADS tor caab at Ma waat bant War at ___________ 1 isaaatMrOaarpiaAu haa bean Mad apatoat yaw and yau are tapwlrad to tarua a capy at your written datonaaa. If any, la It upon 0. F R IO DIDRICK. ■ SQUIRE. BACIN B KAPLAN. P.A.. Plaintiff-* attarnay, wtuaa addrata la Ml SauMaaat DM Street. Ft. Laudardila. FtorIda m id . net mere Man attar Ma data at tint pwMkatton at Ma Nettce. par F.S. SSat N. and file tha erlfinal wlM t Clark at Mia Court either totore aarvtaa an Plaintiff-* attorney or IIrlwnwW awa ab nIrlf1 In IM hSP wwto uusW lNI^™ w-*! 1 dluip, M W W aw P N r! .....................will APDVKW NBTICB BP A P P IX A TtB N P B N T A B M IB R O T I C I IS N I I B B V o «Y fR .a w tr MakaMwaf ■ DW1R J. PROSTi IO T T H C I . FROSTi T H I ARBORS AT H ID O IH L A K I A M tN M D N O n C I OP FO R IC LO S U R IS A LI U afc^A aw W w f punuant to an Order Re­ scheduling Paraclaaara Sato datad Saptambar iim, taw. and antorad M cM I t*aatX A U R . at Court at Mo NNt Judklal Circuit Nt and IW liminaia County, Ftoride. arbaraM G l CAPITAL MORTGAGE S IR VICES. INC., P/K/A T R A V IL IR S WORTO A O I S IR V IC IS , INC., It Plaintiff and R O I I R T A. J O N IS . J R .. I V I L V R T. JO N IS. CAPITOL ROOPINO SURPLUS R S.R.I CO. INC.. It/are I,, pa,, OaMndantia). I wilt MU C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R ' J 0 ID W L W W n lC f t n ■ nRVTICB R Rbw S ■ s I VS. R O IIR TA .JO N IS .JR .a n d IV IL Y N T . JO N IS ; at at.. c -w ./ ja r ’ The laat taa t tool at 111 Met al Ma NarM 11 l ta Ma paint at i at P circular curve concave ta Ma NWly having a radhn at N LN toot; •Manca SWiy atanf Ma SI'ly R/W Una ft Wbstalfpi Drive and the arc at tald curva Mraudb a central anato at 01 dafrwoa M mlnutoa 8 tacanda * 4 4 taat to Ma and at tald ‘ curve; Manca t N tap aai ta 'mlnutoa 8 tacanda W atone tald SR'Iy R/W line ltl.47 toot; Manca. leaving aaid SI'ly R/W tin#. S 17 defreea I I mtoutot 10 aacandi I all .11 toot to the ^N to^w Lbe aW waS hIOiw FTPWT*^s m* ■ N paB T^m pi., and Md wdwalgaad at Sheriff at SamtoaM County, Ftorida, will at ll:M A M . an Ma l*M day at October A O im . attar tor aala and tall to Ma httkaat bidder, f o r c a s h in h a n d U N O SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A LL IX ISTIN O LIIN L at Me Front (Wad) Dear, at Ma ttopa. rw Ma SamlnaM County Court■Jiauoa In I antori -abava dticrMci RIAL >■ s CITICORP M O N TG A M , IRC* aatarrktnp apant tw S I CUN IT Y PACIFIC NATIONAL TRUST CORIPARY (N IW Y O R K ). AS T R U S T !I, Sarutcea. Inc., >W TTW m y W T w w U L tg a l H o H c tE o U c n OFTNR U N N T t lN T N O f CAPITAL MONTGAOE I f VIC IS . Hue., f/k/a O A R L IN I S U I SZAROf/h/a D A R L IN t S U I R tLLV l ANY UNKNOWN SROUU OF D A R L IN t S U I SZABOf/h/e D A R L IN t SUf K ILLV i NATIONWIDE POWER CORPORATION, a dNMtvad carparatMm BILLY 0. W M ITIH IA D i FtO O Y 0. W H IT IH IA O i FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF FLORIOA l/Va FLORIDA NATIONAL SANK; HOWARD I R I T I S . C H A R T! RID t ANOALL O T H IR PIRSONS IN PO U R SIMM OP S U R JIC T R IA L PROPINTY. ill j Me Shewn# i l l M l Nat la III a Permanent Ralaranca iM M f i* at Ida IW i* I lit Manet N « IW 11 taundary II et taxes teat** Reference Mwemont * tao S. R/W iina at lamMaM WMada boulevard datignoftag Ma IW ra tM a N M a tm a U M a t la at aaid lacMan Hi iNMdaraaaa* iWeMnfl holer* .Mine of Me IW to of Me IW to 7t to leaf to Mo N. R/W Una at aaid Seminole ti Manca I aa U g i l H L e g a l N o lle — ) 6 — F if lB IK lB l OBTAIN HBW CredR File, tree O h s in outttoe (toiiaaaiwsihr*. 71— H>1# W b i> H 4 ■v i ACTNOW) AVONI 14*741AVON 34hr Hat line ACT ROW! AVONI No l dnt. tod R H IR W I im ja s t iM r PtoTrain. Local werk. ttiNlwy taetameeny, «OMP77 Caurt are ■01act Iant with tbl* Caurt W ITH IN T H I L A T I R OF T H R U MONTHS A F TE R TH E DATE OF THE FIR S T PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O TIC I ON THIRTY DAYS A F TE R T H I OAT I OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS N O TIC I ON THEM. AN and othwporwnehdutapctaHy « wham • capy at Mia Is ' r taa data at Ma tint M Mto frith Mto Court W ITH IN T H I L A T E R OF T H R U MONTHS A F TE R T H I DATE OF TH I FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O TK B OB THIRTY OAYS A F TE R T H I DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS N O TIC I ON THEM. All etoor creditors at ★ M N W ilM # MiPOUTWB s lu r .Labs Mary. Cwnw at 1/4 Labe Mary Rlvd Salt to .................4*1*4171 This la a K I V paattkn tor a TAKI-CMARBE p a n * to: □□□ □aa □□□ □□o T ib * « W ITHIN T H R I B M ONTHS A F TIR THI O A TB OF THC FIR ST P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS ANO O H JIC TIONS NOT SO FILSO WILL S I FORIVIH BARRED DMeettaeWntpuMlcettonel at SLIfOK Attorney hr W .PESCII JOHN I I A. ESQ U IIII at MclaNl McLaad A McLeod PA. P A Drfwwt* Fi: Fi KINS D E N IS IKand t In our Eipwltnca In formal accounttraining la f C A U K V I R . paaltl* Indutoa salary pto* ream K board. Call tSK N P M -O N LV . LCUMUS Part Hmo/tull lima. Irwupw toff* a must. Pisa* can _|«kaa*fam-iam. n i4 7 ii cowacn. c u u j u nr mi FUNSNBRS WANTED (LABORERS ALSO) NT-MhMM XNOOiAttTUau -Wfrklnaavcara. m-aS47 �' ''O T W liiii ••. ■ t I M f t i i t t • 4 i t ' • * t r t i t 9 r r s r r t » ' t f t Sanford HoraM. Spnford. Florida - T udOddy, Sootomtar » . n - w » w i i g n - H * W K IT *N’ C A R L Y L M by U r r y Wr%M c 3 g 1B1— A b b H m / r c » < B / « it M ara M*- R M k M M L M l p rlv Ie g M . w a ih o r / d e y e r . NigM* A Wtokamt*. * * h to. d iM o n - F n ..............» « » A L T A M OflTE IPWItoD A , H E R . owner f t f BY ■ IQ ADA, Itover p Feel I Light cooking for lovely eMMean cenkr. Cm * mutt hew toliphane 4 clerical M lItle*. Exceltort working cotv meM tofvtce............. SK M M P TO RENT, V p f W ip ii Meet here tag. A P L ik Cell tor mat. COURIER D R IV EN to Far pickup ft d a l le e ry In Central and South Florida. run A part lima, will tram. Will B IN E S A L O P P IC E Ttit.M /tOr. r y y - A p o r liw V * . 1 W M o p t/ g c , • H EA V Y EQUIP, ta tllp a rtw u r. w ill tram. l ere eub |ec1 to the Fedwei Pair Houelwg Act. which m ekt* II IH agai to E E O M M C k m e r U 2 4 m CABRIAEE COVE, 'AS. V S deuSlewld*. C/HA, raat, appt. StoNM 0 * D U TO R T* * •MNDAB E l 0/metal frame an raltor*, kae/tonertpnop mat frw ates. M E deliver. xn*an oTW IN BED, III. complete w/Mriage A Maftrna. tM VACCUUM CLEANER, now RIRBV. never utad. M M ; ontlgua geld **fa STS; S piece wrought inn dtoetto eat STS. Veka mall Me: BTT3S4. W A IN IN D met hi**, Saar* Kawnen Itoi tek dining roam ttoto. l HavKSMj snsara im L llt J lA p p M N R lC M i FT/PT, camputor tag . A m NIW SANFORD LOCATION M74 Church It.. a TRUCK Ortuer* C O L d a ta 0 R TOWSI T EC H N IC IANS tT IIIM W O A O O tH W CRUISE LH W T ra m a atla OP FEOEEN »ieu* aarehauaa png. a ptoe. COL A drag N a t re p d re d nen *making p la n t. Agptyi Rtok Feed Fton. a u « . ISM B tftt o dt rt. ta rv a rt. cabin t H e nan, memh ckhend*. security. M O BILE NOAM CSEENMENTT r* 4 I P P I C I I N C T A N T E . . II BWm.) M M menu* and urn ref*PtoeeeCaHNI-AT«T N ISTO RICAL M N P M O . > I 4Mmen, S N V w c. O A to M ■ LA K E MART, prtvato onfrm ca CHA, park off a HXSA S/l IpRf.H S K Y L IN E . H X D t c m .r m .I M n . #M R S A V llp B f .il 0 1 ST I NY, to fc .S IU M e H R m / S I p R I .H B R O A D W fe f Itto h K O r • S M U A S /tlp R A fT L IM M T Y , Parflatty tom. U LSM . a M R IA V llp R I .M FLBETWOOO. w/waah dry, Krw.rm .SM JM . a M R S A M M R f.M S K Y L IN E , w/wa*h-dry, d ish w a sh e r, 141- 117— Co wTNi o r c to l Radial* SANPORM SO. F A A H L T I C/HA. .!> /• M a A a e ilM a M a U o h m w o B /W e i Full lima, Tuet. Sat. I am 1 pm. Experience In lawn c a n A maintenance a ptual U par haur. Private tchoai In l m terd. Call................... m a m M ill W * WeebtyCASHI Apply Tadav a I Aat* Driver a I Track Ortvan COL a I I a T ra ve l P A R T -T IM E t t / b r . A n s w e r t a la p h a n a * . P l e a l b l e twurt/lecef area, no ln p ir l ence n e c a e ta r y . C a ll 1-MM7* M K « p M W PERMANCNT PAOT-TI Will TraktCaN M r Appt. COMMERCIAL L IN E N “ • e M M S P -tto ta a P u ll tim e t a r g r e w ln g pedtotrk eftka. experience m medical tatting prate r rad. C e m p t llt lv e e a la r y an p benefit*. Send return* to: P .D ,p t. a m . •ring yaur anthweiatm. We’ll train yaw Place work plus Call Taddla tor (totalIt j » Mtoaxt 110_______________ D R IVtR S T I U C I D t lW R TM OKU ISentord) W A N T I D PARTTIME DAYS. Outgoing perten Needed Now I HO experience ntcettary, I H K t . Train lecaiiy. i-w e m - m e ________ orxperetion A cannier help. Cell: SIS »3teve. D C I V ft S Wtwittale nursery local de­ livery t ether nunary teak*. Mutt have clean driver* lie. Cammerclal reefing cam pen) need* meter*. W illin g to tram, II year* *r e ld e r. Need* trentpertetien. *teady lab. peed benefit* A D N U O F R E E WORKPLACE. 4B7-aoP-atS4SICURITY O F F IC E R J 101 BRANCM INOOUT N U R S E R Y ________ « i m m > ________ D r iv t r M A O lk e ft va lu i i Ok M BP Clean FL Driver* lie., heavy lilting, location; Sanford U hr tottarf CaltMAtue SECURITY O F F IC E R S N e e d W lp M tb tP p M N W t Free Uniterm* A benefit* avallebl*/vacation pay. Call: <07 4*4Meter toe-IPS. D u ct M t c h a n ia A •S E R V IC E * Etperlenced and motivated, cempetltlva pay and benefit*, opportuniiie* tor advance ment. Immediate opening* In Orange. Volutla A Otceola Countla*. Call M M n a m tar m m m •A D V IS E R * Protet* tonal. to taka care at -e rp .-* ptoer ■W t-w w t- worn i motivated p a r ta n . A p p ly ■ SEMI H O A R' PW N O , IN C., it-e iA L a b e M a ry dtod. inclined. U M H * . •TEA C H ER S* Levely N A I V C accredited childcere cantor haa full A part time pealtlena available tor all ape group*. Salary depend* upon education A eiportence. Excellent working condition* I............. E LE C T R IC IA N S Commmerlcal E ip Driver* lie, and tool* required. Call Network I lectrtc.... F A B R IC A T O R S L IA O PIRSOPL eap. In the fabrication ol HVAC duct work. Mutt have oicollent work thin* A ability to direct other*. Up to SI] piu* benefit*, lull time permanent employment. A 10 hr. day*. Call C i r n i w . EEO. PFWP TELLER E X P flflI I N C I D PAR T -TIM E 1 4pm (MTTP). Crodll Union. i Mery aroa. B lind I w B. Senterd H aro ld . P.O . Eaa la*T. laniard. PI. 32773 TRU CK D R IV E R For teptlc pum per truck. Call: 4*7-747 UTS.___________ DRUM UM M I OftMTOR F1RISMU A M I OffIATM DUMP TR UCK D H V K R Immadtata opanlngtt Call tor appointment...............M A to U FOOO W t S U f t I T M O R A P P L Y IN PER SO N t i t EodSraTst^ U n lord. ^ G R E EN H O U SE S W ORKERS s Vaughan, Inc. on hwy *» toward* Sorrento, need* happy, healty workertl To work In thlpplng/packlng dept. Fait paced envlorn- A O C A IU U M M ,IM C . aFLOEID A E A S E D C A R R IE R 0 E X P E R IE N C E P A Y S * HOME E V E R Y A T D A Y S ORENSPIT A ROMUS PLAN S t R I O iR PRO O N AM IS E X P A N D I N O A N D HEEDS D R IV E R S T O RUN MIDW EST A BAST COAST. CLASS A C O L R E Q U IR E D m enll O v ertim e required! Pecker* and Puller* HOP hr. to tlert, Warehou** Penan w/oxperlence M.OP hr. ta »tart. W B W W L __________ HAVE A DC A T Praa and p a rty a l l you w a n ll T U P P E P W A B i........ m e a i H O M E T Y P IS T S . P C utar* Hal. Call 1-RMI13434], Eat. M in ________________ 1400474*9050 WATtOH MALTY. Lake Mary office I* now Intorvlowing tor now or eaporloncad root oetato auecloto*. C a ll tor a career I C a b ..............................m s s e o HVAC SH O P M E C H A N IC S Min. 2 y rt eperlence. compel Hive pey ♦ benefit*, tour/10 hr. day*. Call tu rn 171* for appolntmant*. DF WP/EIO »—r — »i — im p u o f l I n s t a lt e n W — R o o m s l o r M o t if A l l CO N D IT IO N E D . Clean, quiet. *iric ily managed. M*-N wk.. util. p d laun.. phene, kit. ■ N c v .a to o im k uw. ne-w ei CLEAN ROOMS. S77 Wl have eap. A FL driver lie. Cell tor appt. seASttl SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 0 \wi ROAD CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL S I50 Security Deposit apt. u p tta irk. C le a n t / t , tA/C. Oaed n e ig h b o r* . A d u lt* ISM /m enth. + tS M /d e p . N M N SerM P-U EL EPFCT. APT.. Pawn town a re a, e la te te EFFtCIERT APT. Newly renevetod New mall I ml to*I Fertocf Nr II Utlimo*mcl. Me / I.Jrlr •<(.< . <■ 1 S b i; iH i ." l‘ ■ A l l u i i l j t l l c A j. j i T..... ti l l f r i e n d l y (/n S>U- l '--j <■1 .1 i l. ‘ i- .1 l> i IA t t ic _>T,vr ,i c I*m . jit* I* |1mj A M * lle ■■ J291 $ Sanfoid Ave siU T • Sanfi/ui 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 EkaMMUM S T E N O P F K I A Stored*. 4M t q ft. A up MOVE IN iH B C I A L t IMS man. M l- t tN a r m - lS ie SANFORD. Office apace, um iq. If. buiMtog total. ISM t o w. par efflep ynWJEt-FM* m -R ta ll I m c o HISTORIC P a aa fa w n Lang weed, aerate trem Tea Rm.. rttail/tmca. IN I me. D H M .*,( f OBDADl E H O M fS VfNTUHE 1 PH QPf R Tit S Lake Ada I bWm... s a lt me. Sbdrm., M N/m p. and up ■eatol Rmu H*. nstee* SANFORD I I I I at d e i e l i . tS S S /m e n . -tBW/MC. sst-esk* A PM-TSN. SANFORD APT. S be dr mm, l belli. M O VE-IN S P E C IA L I W N/m en.MUTeL__________ SANFORD, I f l l , l/l. UH/month or bl ly. plus wcurltrdraSANFORD. I/I. H aw C/HA. SNWewnR*. very quiet i MidSSaerwerkeaa n n SM A LL I R R D R O O M . A /C . M il / V M r p r tf r tai rkJ jRimx&Fx, rv , __ I AD AM , I AATH. C H A , SMS a month, IM P te c . depeelt. — - Rontols w*. ^--- *jr -vTj| V t ACRE 4 . toned AO. V S. fenced, dining, tarn.. K m . perch, garape. P°nd SidS.fto R EH O V A TE D . H a w carp e t. pamf.toncaPSSS.WP. HOUSE W /Sto Mafbar-m-lew apt. A afflcs detached, fenced m lntcend.lllt.W P. PUB FO RECLO SU RE, to p riv lanced, carper*. S to tS t O W N ER F IR ., n e w p e ln l, carpel, tenet, carport. tUOOO HIOOBH LK. VS. renovated, new carpet reef paint, fenced corner lef.STfJM. • h M m m i n i at u T ljUl f I'lK iP I MT il S » .» I I / *. » A b * -W * * * « e . LANE M ART, madam . VS. *pm plan, vaulted celling*, tpk., ea*m kit. MSVm en. dSYdM . PAOLA, On FecMta a m . S/l. C/HA. MTS/Mtol + S0S/MC. *IMS* H at erkSPSred dev* SANFORD 4/1V*. liv in g A fam i­ ly rm., SOT month. M utt hay* A ftN SANFORD V I. dM. 1/1S4H m*.. S4S0 dm -H O p i n , n i n e s _____________ i SANFOR& t bslh. C/HA. yard. ♦ t-eav. H J - l R EftlH •B E lR /M W ct tVPP. S w/flto Newer. H k a cand. Lt. ■SHKSgB& a’ ^ •■ENWONOERIWO* It y*u can pet out ef rental* end pet tote your awn ' We have povernm tn pram* to help w ith payment and d a tin g coat*. If* time to *tog wondering end get the fed*. B A R EB!A B A S IM M O N S SISITM. thwe/ato r e a l Es t ate tm iiVNPMii R E A L TY , IN C . all make* A , in c . mim B Y O W N BB. la n ia r d , s / t . H w a ite r a L*a ........ iss-saap JIMOO TLE V I. SCAN. PORCH, vary dean. H XIM lal w/lot* e l treat. SJf) mo plutdep. H i X to l_______ SSM E L P O R T A L AVE., S/t. C/HA. ne g a la , rat., tm t u m e. 1 EORAL, I BATH. CHA. S400 a menth. set* te c . deposit. m asse___________________ t*M DOWN a W H Y REN T? Wien you can awn. this ) Bdrm. home, w ith CHA. new pemt A carped Aak about HUD heme*I Tbe HHHntaa L .m -a n s 117-MoWtE l/ l NEST t o i n . I I awN. CHA. Ig- t o n . rm. A Ig. H n tP d v d tto d m o g S II* / 114— W trthO M O IEg. Ft. w/ attic**. Off 17/es in Lengdato Induahlal Fk **SCa tto M II l! 5 - ln * » « t r i« I K o i H n Ie ________ O FFICE-W AR EH O U SE, from SM/man.. ISSP tq. I t . P R IM E Wcatwn. earner at 4SA A Old Lk. M ary Rd. In lan iard . Kjpanhe Realty......... 4toaS4l SA V E SMS » tormalton t d l DT-334-S OUPRIAWT V A C U U M , E a c n lle n t c a n d .. S3S e f w/attachment* S4A 33SM M • M I L L S E U «r T R A D E , 3 phaen temm. stave to r g dngto phew n sfagrant tyga ttovq w/ceek top A oven. la v a up la M E R C E D ES V H M I . P a art ^ ^ H f u i l y leaded and pam117,M ml. 9F9M. CaH VW if T T A ad ap r, A /C , i time A H M A 3 M A P I. IP M LIN C O LN T P W N C A N . «R H m m i c a m l l a c Sedan o* vine. Spring Edlllew. dk. rad., tonfhar, I K ml., mint cand.. S lf . N A f m t o M .......JM -IH 1 •M PONTIAC I T O M M | 1M £ r m iS A M U T a m I Bdrm.. I both, parfbet Nr tlngkl or retiree*! Aatac. maintains grounda A pool, hemeawnert fa* Include* wafer A traehl toLftol VI.S M w m f JC Itu ttw tm M M . I S T w i n OI#lt UltWCAMIr bath, handy maw's spec1*1. MUST E E M O VED ! SIMA ....................... ~ 4» -JB M W . C a rl Hew rad ankauat. Hake*. Inf. In cand. Eedy ruel, klewn a jm A H K jg n lE V W J ^ wi* A m lrrar*. Starting Man., ONE STOP T H E SHOP. Tlra* SAM A «p Ntowrtod A Dal. n E L E C T R O LU X S H A M P O O M U Brand new. SD. a CHIVY E I A W I L L I V AN - U 1 7 7 2 9 * l»> 4 » fD| j T / W A iX h a iC J w j n D e j w ^ AWT H M e L E A S H M a H O USES WHY RENTS Bettor than new. V I. with A C tg. yard, goad daw*, plumbing, hlfch*n. SSt.lM. Ealy qualifying. Payment* under S4M man. I BUY HOUSE A tfM S aadRtoa, ARi PtocaaPtvCadM I Inch w/rxf 1 1 For Salt ID Cal I M I H I t ll m :t h i : y I / I 'I'l I 4 V I DUIIT F lo rid a roam , a a f-ln -h lt., carport w/lg. u til.. C/HA. ancletad front porch, tented yard. Lab* SMvar aroa. good rantal Incama, te n an t oc­ cupied. Uf.se* a t - t i M or a in e s s it o ________________ CARPET A TILE DWAINISS. lu s i a m tocatton. M at M /K. MUST SELL. 4P7-3QDSrg. a * • LOCAL T A V E R N , tot* of parking, HI AM T raffic areal good hweawl * • * • w m « > S 14)—WatErfrMt l/ l k ti _ fE 5 Z X 7 * rrn rs r new carpel A vinyl. A^C Ig. Knaned parch, A mar*. A ll I. SSI Lots/So Id DELTONA A R E A , to acre*. A S MR* wma*. F R E E TO 0 0 0 0 ham# wdyl PVeaaahalp that* CUTIESI C a ll nltor ipm , OM7W )1 I-A w » h n » t» / M AHOAAM Y dining ream labia A a shield bach dwk*. S P A SO-Seto. P U B L IC A U C T IO N E V E R Y P tra id Y * > t o H B T O T O H o w * irrv*. me ■d im / V ans 'TP, 1 ten. Paaranpic clean, latoedl Tea much to list, mud we to approclato. Only SS.4HOPO.........JSI-EIM i m OATtUN PIC K U P. 4 cyi.. I leaf bed peed work truck. SMA SS4MM______________ te n isu x u Ptobap, s A/C. Mg wheel*, new tire*. towm llekStMi. 3M-A4SI. to J E E P Wrangler, Rta-Ora •dllion. Only 4K mil**, many ra*. Hel a bettor looking J e e j K j m d J -S7S1.________ m —v d m c i d W a n ta d b CASH NS PAID! P a r Saab Car*. T ru c k * A M i t e . I K e e p Am arkaEaaufllull.... M3-PHS O L D A A M R C A R S /T R U C M W ANTED WIN pay C A S H A I M M A C U iA f lT u K I T w each unWt CHA. a l l appii.. M udW illS te.H A MI-SOD 10 FT. F IA E R d L A A P WtMng bawl A traitor. ISH P Jehnaan, ^ r d l^ m lr J * * A « r i* » ^ M l — K t C T M t lM M l • V bM cIrb / C dw ipdtr ’ U H / i. k p i homed le, her***, cattle, farmtog or nurtary 1 Zoned agricul­ ture! IS,HP P E N A C R E . Small Prwn paymant w /owner Wnendnp....... ......PPAFSMTW FREE KEN M P E E D dnple da* w / b i bras* haadbaard ASA Can DERBY A. I Acre*, fenced with pend. 3/1 home with separata pares*. SSSJOA to43P»3m S ACRBA OSTEEN. HIM and d ry . A p p r o v e d tar 3 homed!**. SIMM. 3XMUI. BUY AND S E U used furniture A antique*. In sh op r e l l n l i h l n g a v a i l . laarytm art. P IL E C T IIC BTDVD. SWA....SndT4A_____________ WtoDHICall I-EM: PC H EV Y C all In your ( i3 naan p i 1 advantage af a u r sp e cia l garage *ato ad p rice 11 C all C ie td fM new tor datoil*I man '7*.'. P u ll bam. A/C. Genera Good fir**.... .......... .331 7SN HUNT IMP. C A M PI H P T R A IL ­ E R . IT. *oo*e neck. S IJM O b O m i l P . ______________ H W IR K IIA D O , M H. lank. ■ cwu------ -----------MU Itr* with financing. eto-STTO. ET OWNER. B in e re . New V L I-car car age High HP’S w/ewner financing. e w p n o trm e o ii._________ M A I I l< I A I I *1 LOVELY I I D E M , concrete blk. heme, with sunken family rm .l Fenced yardl Hug* Oak11 New carpet, ceramic til* A Km. perch I Acre** the (treat Irom park! O N LY U tJN ITE R M S I Directory of Services 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 Hem a SANFORD t/t, apt., w/and. paHa. ig rm*. Pale. P N O R T H L A K I 1/1 c tn d a . w/tem. potto, tplc., new paint, rwpeto past, ssss/sas. S N O O D R I N R t / l . w / d b l. garage. Ilka now. S77S/I77S a LAKE M A R Y V U 1 ttory. w/laft. peat, no pat*, non NICE I SI«SP/1tttt RaaHy, las. hds. Free Pall w ry....... MP-SM-MM Nice S/l that I* mat a* a plat F ully >*ujp-. aat-ln bit., hardwood Wear*, ftrapfaca A convenient ta avayfhlngl R A M Easy puth baw l M p a r * g ft. ________ ref ttow bar.. JM -3M P1 D 0 1 P M E M E IE M M P tt R a ra an* at e kind Htotlmo p e lf m om bonhle, N O wtoaNMp due* ever I t lm icuaa Deft b Ceentr y Clvb, L b . k U r y . ’ s s M to ts e H S o e e __________ DU IT SAtOKIIW Iff day. Fran) nwi prpfll N widen an. Owctor ■ppraved. WP% guarantou CeRM PdN TN AM M . \ P K X U P T O P P E R /C A M P E R . * F lo r id # L in e , l u l l s i s * s n -c a rt II In original kawae* SIMA OBO A ak tor K K R F TA U m n « * •« £ Delve* equip, unde rw a te r HEMP. CaMr B A IE B M i toever M yow b newly decorated thru-out. C/HA. big lanced yard. HOUSE V I, SMS month. 1)11 E lm l. O A R A O E A P A R T ­ M EN T . S3SS m o n th , i)P d S T R O —1 | ALTAMONTE S P R I IM S . B V OWNER, ow ner fin a n cin g aval lebl*. M l *r lea** M ie n . OAR HARBOUR. 3 bdrm.. I.S redecorated, appliance*, tacurtty pale, ski lake. S tf.N L H S M t a aaa/iss. like ntw MS O t a M i pgy I .. SANFORD O N Perk O r. i/ i, aefficiency, rim a delad. A/C. tISS/wk., Include* utUltlee or SIN/men. C e a tra l P ie r Id* * CO PLAYER. J V C n M ASTER CANO A V IS A awtbar 141-HadM* fa r Salt l v S A P T t ~ S P « C I A L ~ lM H a W ASH ER/RAYEN HO O KU P PE ER B A S K C A E L E -S E M N I IM C O / t u t ■ SlIKJIt* S lu r , U c >■'jn ( n o d j y ( Ml> 't-i'1 S i . In I ITS. i/ i Call l la m S P E C IA L S 11 ________ J M M , A P T . FOR R E N T , A H tor Id 117 Prtncfi A m . m u mm. FT, Winter Spring* area. Good pay benefit*! immadtata employment. A A ■ Electric. Apply to s trailer Maraga-l m -o m c d I Helper a IPRIWTSTAPPINO; STAMM ■ rIrvM m lt o # t / W » r » M FOMNSTStVIBW DMT M M -T M ...... - w/caatar* WINNER LAKE VNfag. in . eeeumabto mtg., SSSPS Dawn. pmH SDi me. can Mldtka LAK E MART CONDO. 1/S. MdudM and gutof area. I story unit*, tpk . ceiling tana. ISM to " Stows Call - W 1908 - M CO PIER S W AKTEN A n I A Site*. Rwuung o r net p n ti a FINE CHINA. l. .a t S M S M S H 4 _______________ dK k. meat haua Ctaaa A C M C and clean d riv in g record . Muel ba M R to w ork a ftoatoto Will tram, light duty. J I H a F U U . M B POKSPRItoto and cand. SIP. f w t» --------------) / r c m “ i 6 \ (i ‘ K U t t / 1 (]/:> '» \/ i DEBORAH MULLINS, DELTONA V I. «pht plan, (amllY sss-ms OBLTOffA. Immaculate S/S. beeutltwl Ire* farmed pad. with picturesque back yard and gergaeu* landscaping. SH.MS. Firm. 007 S74STSP. EXCNAM E OR SELL year property locatod anywhere I INVESTORS R E A LTY 7741411 FOfl SAL! BY OWNER * NO M O N E Y DOWHI * HOC LOS I H O COST! P N O A B A L T O R lt * I IF IM A N O H 4 ________ H 7*eVtoi7________ LOCH ARBOR. 1 Bdrm.. C/HA, with large fenced yard. A Heel el tM.***. Hllllmen Group Inc, m a x n _________ OWNER FINANCE SANFORD. Recondition 2 or J bdrm*. AC. Ig- workihap In rear. SSt-NM or peg* (to-141* OWNER FINAMCINO. SS44 EL PORTAL A V E .. I/t. C/HA. low utmtie* *47.oc« ase am . SANFORD. S it S. H O LLY AVE. S/l. enclwed front porch, new C/HA, compietoty upgrl SJi.P " ‘ SANFORD V I, new roof. CHA. remodeled, now carpet to down. USI/mon. TtoMIS SANFORD, V I . living room, dining ream, kitchen, 1411 M A D N O L IA A ve. S3I.M4 p E S liZ A lT I f r K f S S R I R all centrKtort ba registered or cert Ilied. T* v e rify a d e l* c o n tra cto r* lic e n s e c a l l I N t l i i n d . O ccupational Llctnte* ere required by th* county end can ba verified by ceillnaSSI-IISAent. 74B ■ S I ilM • W « W * R E M o 4Tll-?4 7fW l4 V in y l s id in g , c a r p e n t r y . Doer*, window*. Concrete. m D S ^ D B M ta d C M ItH M A lr g N J it io w lw ' ■ E A jr n n ? ^ r fs rt7 R X cond. Installed In existing centrd heat system. ggto.M * tan Intlelled. S yr*. warrantry. Cell: M IKE t o M d M H A A L L PUR P O M Ctoealep Sere. OtEu/Cim m. Law rate*. LIC. SMTS* 1Beeper) NS-AMB. A P O U O CLBAN INM SB BY ICE Comm /Ret. weekly, monthly arena lime. fPT-331 f*f4 • LITE C L E A R Prql# # *lenal Maid Svc. H r your ham*. Cat! m e n s HOUSEKEEPERS to Wt your •very need Ju d aak 1 ttssrss. Since "1074" Otoe'S ttokpp. THE HAMPTON H e w e ik u p ir* . Lk.. Einded. In*.. Salltiac lien Guerentoed......... Sft-Hto C o n c ro fg _ _ ^ _ C A T N d n try ^ _ _ Reel. 1 Men Q u a lity O pera Went »f-MStor----------cto-M tl DUALITY C O N C R E T E MOON. IS y te rt t ip . N e e sen a b le L k/ln * . m -lM 4 C A B IN E T S , D O O R S , gan. carpentry, d ry * all. Lk/ln*. D I t o c t r lc « > CARPENTER A ll kind* of hem* repair*, painting A ceramic til*. Richard Groan......121m i CArff/lNEtDllDtldM " B n W T l u L L D IE IC T i bn First Quality. Tap Lkw. Slalnmester, Saxonies. T rK hleu. Sculpture* It to inilalled Com m ercial level H epetStf yd. ciDDrtm SD TVkD AFFOROARL FOROAALE Wgt Trem TRUST! P U S i l M arry Repeir eddilien. cem m /res. L k . InafERM H ItO ----311-4471 ------------- J n E - P E N C IL Service, toetodettow. Cudem Design 1 Free E d 1 We're epto Wkend*. M an* * C o ilin a F am e IN IT A LLA T KM * R E P A IR MOST INSTALLATION MS. E d . m R o m in A L L TYPES WINDOW Repair*. SIH o p p e w d r* . 7 Kraan. PRONE E d. threw .....H7-M M P A N E Df IP O E A LA D ra in * HTO Healer * Fixture*- Sw llchasCemmeMaFaucets-Etc. Lie. ISCPMHH. Since 7k.44»14a* U M M T V S o r v ic o M A E Y 't LA U N D R Y S E R V IC E Will wash A ken. Pickup A delivery, lew rale*. 3S3SM4. U w f iU r v I c o A M I RICAN LA W N CAR I Yard A Tree work. Hauling tael Free estimate..... 3MIIS1 LA W N S E R V IC R . M o w in g . |dglng. Trimming A Haullngl Free ed. Lew Natoet SSP-iaM T U l i l M n n * CANALS* Cleaned. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IT Yr*. Exp. P 7 ir t - I U 7 f lJ U « o n r y M A S O N R Y , N e w / R e p a lr t l •rich, dene. gla*a blk. » yr*. exa. F r w n l ..... N t N I t K a N l L o c k B in it A A L L L O C xi • A L L ERANOSI Wholesale to public. Local Indaibr. Vtoa-M C Wbeleiale Lack* l-MP-IM-*403 A ld t t E f l H anBy M a n HACKNEY'S H AN D Y M A N . We do II all NO |ob toe Small 1 Freetdim aie*.......... Jftv rrg ■ R U N ILL PAIN TIN O , SI yr*. exp. (IINRH)) Com m/rvsid . carpe n try, re p a ir* , d e o r hanging, plastering. SSI-Utl h lw t iw PAR IS PAINTIMD. P re tiu r* clean, iprey, brush A roll. Ptocarncell.. Jto*S>SWS« POOR POLES PAINTIM D. l a nlor d lK . pressu re clean. triN d lP l l t l P R O F E S S I O N A L I n t e r io r Pelatleg- prem ium paint*, longladlng flnlthe*. Jeffery P to ^»* U ^lk_A ln ^^_ P m s u r o O o p t s iis R D U N RITE heu*a*. m obile home*, walk*. dK k* . drives, F m ee d .tk./U w ....... n t-e iss * SPRAT AWAY, lo ft I Ext. cleanings. V H * /M C Ir** od. L k /ln*...............3 3 M M A W ld im PRANE T O T T B r E S T A Jrd St Sen tord. Gen, repair*. H i J g r f R k k n i/ h r H f D tIo f l A U M IT IrrigaheiL L k T r d e ll* Repair* a Pump*. Free E d . l7yr.4f3l4M 14hr*. Ctram lc T il* ICTSPITICI TOT. Tin! Y rt la p Boto-KHtbee ra m e d d ln ^ ^ ^ T a it o ^ ^ ^ Tto t BotrvkD ECHOLS T R E E SVC Lie's. In*. "Let the Professional* do II " Fnetdlmato*....... .i n s i s t U dU U W v PARREEI Upbohtery P rel equip, tuto-beal ini., turn, k antique*. Stl I T U MohfiHor MS i/tl_______ SANFORD V I . ISl,tM."Lifca a Brand New Home” New ev­ erything, C/H A . roof, floor A kit., with lellersaatU tenc* Richard Mwey.. ....... H H E L «*,«' n v W V 'n>V v ■’( A d v e r t i s e V o u r B u s i n e s s E v e r y D a y F o r As L o i v A s 5*41 P e r M o n t h . C a l l C l a s s i f i e d , 322*2611 �\ M ^ r \ \ I I . Sanford Horrid. Swford, Florida - Tuaadiy, Ssptsmbsr 39, 1986 b y Chic Y ou n g BLONDIE Stay on top of drug facts DEAR DR. G O TT: Can you Inform m e as to the availability of a reliable listing o f drugs and their Interactions when taken s im u lta n e o u s ly , w ritten In layman's term s, that Is available commercially? DEAR READER: There are several publications that supply the Information you request. Most m edical libraries contain the Physicians' Desk Reference, a compendium of drugs that Is updated annually. The same company (Medical Economical also has begun publishing a companion text called PDR Ge­ nerics. Both these resources are excellent. In a d d itio n , "B e s t Drugs. Worst D ru gs" has been a popu­ lar reference book. Finally, don ’ t forget to ques­ tion your doctor or pharmacist about drugs and their interac­ tion s. T h e s e p ro fes sio n a ls u su ally w e lc o m e such op­ portunities. D E A R D R . O O T T : I'm a 74-year-old person In good health w ho underwent hip re­ placement surgery In 1986. Now my dentist requires me to fill a prescription for amoxicillin In order to a void possible destruc­ tion o f the replacement due to the release o f bacteria from my mouth Into m y system. What basis o f fa ct or research la known for this surprising cause and effect problem from teeth cleaning? DEAR R E A D E R : Prosthetic devices anyw here In the body can become easily Infected when bacteria Invade the bloodstream and are carried to the artificial Joint, heart va lve or other Im­ plant. Certain procedures are known to release showers o f bacteria Into the blood. Such procedures Include cystoscopy (examination o f th e b l a d d e r ) , f l e x i b l e sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy (to examine the colon) - and professional dental cleaning. Consequently, your dentist Is absolutely correct: You should take antibiotics at the time you m e d ic in e P E TE R have dental work. G O T T .M .D . DEAR DR. GOTT: If a doctor does his own blood work and cardiograms, shouldn't they cost leas than In a laboratory a t­ public. On the other hand. If a m osphere? doctor Is willing to m ake leas DEAR READER: In theory, profit, he, too. can discount tab yes. However, because o f high fees. volum e, labs often ofTer tests at Copyright 1995 N EW SPAPE R discounted rates to Insurance ______ com panies. HMOs and even the ENTERPRISE ASSN. 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Inc. WIN AT BRIDGE By P h illip A ld e r L Im by J im m y Johnson AR LO AND JA M S SniLCAtfr TUIUKOFA FUW0YAU5WERI0G MACHIJ0£ m 6Afie* - a n d D a v h l B c rk o w tta , of Old Tappan. N.J., have won several national bridge champlon s h i p s . T h e y h a v e two children. Dana. 10. and Michael. 8. who arc champions in Ihe making. And although they have attended several nationals. Ihe one In New Orleans last summer was the first In which they had played. O ver the first weekend, they com peted In side games with their mother. On this deal. Michael showed his Innocence. The opponcnls cruised Into four hearts. Lisa. West, led the dlnmond Jack and the dummy was ta b le d . Michael started laughing. " W h y a re you laughing?" asked the declarer. "I don't have any diamonds." Michael replied, "and I have lols oflru m ps." After ruffing the first trick, Michael Imaginatively switched to the club queen. Lisa overtook w i t h ( H e k i n g a nti r e t u r n e d t h e diam ond 10. Correctly reading this as n suit-preference signal for spades. Michael, after rufling, led back a spade. The defense continued with a spade ruff, diam ond ruff, spade ruff Th at was the first six tricks and they should have collected a seventh with the spade king, but a wheel fell off a moment later. The declarer Uxik ll In good spirit, saying that she w ould never forget the deal. When should children leorn to play bridge? A s early as possible, but I hud always thought that only once they are 10 do th ey really assimilate the basics. Y et Michael Berkowllz Is picking up the gam e quickly at the tender age o f B. Maybe It has something to do with his genes. autographed upon request, for * 14.95 from P.O. B ox 169. H c w ly n H U . , N Y 1 1 S 7 7 - O I O O . ©Copyrlghtlttiby NEA Inc. 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Th ' pi f r a u d A n ’i— -------- If : l * • • • * • * , a �m mw WEDNESDAY September 27, 1995 50 Cents Sanford Herald • • m in t tn itfo rt, la k e M ary a n t Sam ln ala C annty tln o a I t O t 88th Ym t , N o. 27 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Businesses lured to county Incentives sweeten the deal for two companies approved 9300,000 o f incentives for H TE to move Its computer software company to a building to be constructed In the Heathrow International Business Center. HTE employs 200 people In Orlando with subsidiary offices In Franklin. Ohio and Arlington Heights. Illinois. Th e commissioners also agreed to allocate 980.000 to Conveyor Systems. Inc. In DeBary as an incentive to relocate the Volusia County By D Fettle HeraM S taff Writer W h i f i Cooking? E ver since the PUjrtmi Introduced popcorn at thetr (lrat Thankaglvlng. the popular onack has becom e an American tradition. Boy Scouts are sellin g the crunchy snack, beginning today, w ith the W hat's Cooking colum n featuring several mouth-watering popcorn recipes □ a * — -— SANFORD — A computer software company and a con veyor systems firm are relocating in Sem inole County from neighboring counties, thanks In part, to 9380,000 in Incentives from Econom ic Development Funds. S em in ole County Commissioners Tuesday Park and flail • .• - . • i _________ Historical matting ehangad SANFORD — The Sanford Historical Society . w ill m eet Thursday. Sept. 28. at 4:30 p.m., rather than at the time previously announced. In addition to regular business, there will be a p U K r a t lr a i In M id n llU n n / lk w « » liu n l O s a C M l '. celebration In Mrecognition of the city o f Sanford's 118th birthday. M a y . Museum curator Alicia Clarke Will give a special presenUtlon entitled "Sanford 1877, T h e Gate City of Florida. F o r addition al Inform ation, contact the m useum at 330-8808. business In Sanford. City commissioners have also approved a 950.000 incentive fo r the company w ith a second reading scheduled O cL 9. Award o f the county money la contingent upon the approval o f Sanford's contribution. Both companies sell their products on the International market. County manager Ron Rabun presented the Ambulance service Cities, county weigh merits of fire departments responding to calls Y M C A offers youth trip L A K E MARY — The Seminole Fam ily YMCA '■'j b offering a full day (kid trip fo r elem entary age ♦, students on Oct. 4. offering a solution to parents . Whose children will be out of school that day. T h e event la from 9 a.m. u ntil 4 p.m.. with extended hours from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. available at no extra coat. T h e children will be spending the day at D iscovery Zone. > Coat la 815 for YMCA members, 920 for «aoa-m em bera. The fee Includes lunch. For additional Information, phone the YMCA 321-8044. Sheriff to attsnd M idway mast SANFORD — Sheriff Don Eallnger w ill attend M idway Community meeting Thursday at 7 p.m . T h e purpose of the m eeting la to bring m em bers of the Midway comm unity together to dlaeuas M M as# jaaamgllMillO SCMf rtavtfuMFM Ika area. Crime <and drug prevention will also be discussed. Representatives of Seminole County govern­ m ent, the school district and Sem inole HOPE w ill also attend, said public Inform ation officer E d McDonough. Com m ission masting called *w *\' L A K E M ARY - The Lake M ary C ity Commlaalon has called a special m eeting for thta Thursday, Sept. 28. The meeting 1s being called to discuss a number of drainage related Issues Including those In Tlmacuan. A lso scheduled Is the possibility o f connecting Little Lake Mary to Big Lake Mary. Sixth Strcet/Sem lnole Avenue drainage Im prove­ ments, and other matters. T h e m eeting is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.. In the commission chambers o f Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Cham bsr Buslnsss A fts r Hours 'H L A K E M A R Y - The G r e a t e r Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Com m erce will hold Its Business After Hours gathering this Thurs­ day. from 8:30 until 7:30 p.m ., at Central Florida Regional Hospital. There la no charge for admission to thla chamber function. For additional Information phone the chamber office at 333-4748. __ 88 f t i m t t f t 48,98 M rrtti UM...9S M rtM i* rtiitM ■parte VwtSVWltfH Weather....... W erM ........... H m M Staff Wrlttr A handful of vahlclas are parkad off tha roadway on Sanford's Samlnola Boulevard tarty Tuesday. By noon, thare ware at least 12 gone tisnm can still park along lakefront -Ai Karsh* Today: Partly cloudy w i t h scattered a f­ ternoon showers and thunderstorms. High a r o u n d 90. Light wind becoming east 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. northern end a t Myrtle Avenue w est to the U.5. H ighw ay 17-92 (French Avenue) In­ tersection. City com m issioners were asked to de­ termine If parking should be continue to be allowed In the area. But following discussion Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — They come daily, some with can. others with pickup trucks and even an occasional camper. They alt on Sanford's lakefront. some In the shade o f umbrellas, and fish. The area Is on Seminole Boulevard from the doing thla now for five years, and they are doing an excellent Job n ow ." Brown explained that with both m edical personnel from fire departments and ambulance personnel arriving at Injury scenes, "often, the fire people, knowing that the ambulance people are on lheir way. m ay have a tendency to hesitate or hold back. Where If the Are departments were handling these calls, they would arrive at the scene, determine the problem, load up. and be on their way Im m ediately." Brown adm itted he had no complaints with AMS (Atlantic Medical Service) operations, but he □ 8 m A aifca laa ee, F ags 9 A New grads enter work world First class: Skills mesh in Academy of Construction Trades for the workplace with both technical and vocational skills and practical application of academic skills. In conjunction with the adult apprenticeship program at Seminole Community College, the program la a full four-year one. The youth apprenticeship program Involves completing the first year of the four year program during the Junior and senior y e a n o f high school. The remaining three years are completed at SCC. Of the 19 students of the youth program who graduated recently, 13 were students at Seminole County Schools. They came from programs at ■y VICKI I Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFO RD — The first class to complete training In the Academy of Construction Trades has passed through the doors Into the world of work. The Academ y o f Construction Trades (A C T) Is a consortium o f more than three dozen area construction Industry contractors and trade associations and the school boards o f Seminole and Orange counties. The education program helps prepare students Cops say boy, 15, to be tried as adult for attempted murder Lyman High School and Lake Mary High School. They w ill go on to SCC to continue their education w hile working with their sponsoring contractors. Th e graduates from Seminole County were: From the Carpentry program at Lake Mary High School: Q uentin Brooks. James Brunsman. Shane DeFreltaa. Danny Kough. Steve Mucutxa and Paul Simonson. From the Electrical program at Lyman High School: Craig Kelly From the Fire Sprinkler program at Lyman □1 Predators cheer thalr fans m oney, and when Salklnd pro­ tested. shot him In the mouth with a 22 caliber revolver. Now. Mosha Antwan Coleman. 15. o f 607 Lake Mobile Drive, A l t a m o n t e Sp ri n g s , ha s been charged in connection with the case. Charges Include one count each o f attempted second degree murder, aggravated battery, shoot­ ing Into an occupied vehicle and possession of a firearm by a minor. Herald Staff Writer C N o matter w h a t you believe, It doesn't change the facts. | vahlclas In tha ana and tha lakaahora waa pecked with man and woman and thalr fishing equipment. SANFORD — T h e question of w ho w ill be operating ambulances In the local area In the near future remains unanswered. Th e Seminole County Fire C h iefs Association la recommending that each c ity and the county change from using Life Fleet Atlantic ambulances, to ambulances already on hand at the various fire deportments. The matter was brought up for extensive discussion Monday afternoon, during the Sanford City Commission work session meeting. On hand to Join In the discussion were Dr. Ron Brown, m edical dtrectui o f Seminole County EMS services, and fire chiefs from Sanford. Lake Mary. Winter Park. Lake Mary. Oviedo, and Seminole County. Th e Casaelberry fire c h k f arrived late. Cassel­ berry is presently the only muntcipaliUy not LONG WOOD — A 15-year-old boy has been arrested for attempted second degree murder after police say he allegedly shot another man In the mouth earlier (his month. Sebastian Salklnd. 20. of Longwood. waa reportedly shot In the mouth on Monday, Sept. 4. According to Seminole County sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough, the Incident occurred as Salklnd was sitting In his car. allegedly attem pting to purchase crack co­ caine at the Intersection of Jackson and Merritt Streets near Altamonte Springs. Coleman’s case was reportedly transferred yesterday from the Sem­ inole County Juvenile Court to the Circuit Court where he Is to be tried as an adult. He waa scheduled to make his Initial court appearance thla afternoon. Coleman Is being held under 925.000 bond in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Salklnd has recovered from his wound. McDonough said Sulking had given a man money for the crack, but the man apparently had no drugs to sell. He grabbed Salklnd’s H«raMS M ky » Mika McBass, co-ownar of tha Orlando Predators and receiver Herkle Walls want to Wilson Elementsry School In Sanford Tuesday to cheer on tha parents who work so bird to help teachers and students In tha business of gstling an education. The school’s PTA Invited tha Predators, who are committed to doing what they can to bt sure youngsters In tha community slsy away from drugs and stay In school, to speak to thalr members. Visits, such as this one, to schools are one way they are trying to serve as role models. 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 . 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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 26, 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/4a77a895932b469833ab047212fe532c.pdf fad73ba6ac68bc356a785d92687286eb PDF Text Text I mNovember 26,1995 SUNDAY 75 Cents Sanford Herald S e r v in g S a n f o r d , L a k o M a ry a n d S a m ln o la C o u n t y t ln o o I S O S 86th Year, No. 70 - Sanford, Florida Humane Society probe Panther power Allegations draw regional attention; director calls it a witch hunt by ex-board members By VICKI PeSORWBR Harald Sonlor Staff Writer Hm MHmmk, S*fwHmmtk Rick Han thaw hooka hla horaa, Chelsea, to tha wagon In a trial run for next Friday's wagon train. Local cowpokes hit the trail fnr ra ttlo dfiV © a v aooaa naaMAOR Harald Staff Writar OENEVA — Thirteen 8emlnole County cow­ pokes will “hit the trail" wagon training and driving 1.000 head of cattle from Ycehaw Junction to Kissimmee as part of Florida Cattle Drive ’98. The cattle drive Is being conducted as part of Florida's 150-year birthday celebration. But for local participants, the cattle drive la a "once-ln-a-llfetlme" opportunity that shouldn't be passed up. "When I was young, mules and wagons were the most common form of transportation," Harold Burkett said. "They have always been my first love." Burkett. 64. will be an Outrider during the cattle drive. Burkett signed on to ride with the wagon train because he said he always wondered what It would be like to live in an era where driving □Saa Cattle. Page SA SANFORD — It might not be an Idea) facility for the dogs and cats that live there, but the Humane Society of Seminole County's ramshackle conglomeration of buildings Is a happy home to several aoren animals. Bruce Johnson said. Johnson, director of the often-maligned facility, said the humane society Is the object of a “witch hunt" orchestrated by former society board members who have been removed from their positions by a vote of no confidence. The facility Is being Investigated at the present time by the United States Humane Society on allegations of animal cruelty. Those charges are baaed, official* said, on the living conditions of the animals at the facility while the new building Is under construction. According to Seminole County Commissioner Daryl McLain, the Humane Society of 8emlnole County's County Home Rosd complex was visited a few weeks ago by Laura Bevln. director of the southeastern region of the national humane society organisation. He said they contacted him only because the humane society facility Is located In hla district. He said Bevln contacted hla office and brought some concerns to his attention. "I contacted the county m anager's office and he contacted the sheriff's office to Investigate." McLain said. "And th at's where It stands." Seminole County Sheriff Don Eallnger said his office was not looking Into any allegations, but that they had □Baa MiRaaa, Page SA In order to celebrate tha return to tha Crooms Academy name, tha Sanford school transformed tha blank back wall of tha school's cafeteria into an exciting mural representing tha school's mascot: tha panther. Mural painters Stan Ridgeway of Ft. Lauderdale, on tha ladder, and Me brother Stacy Ridgeway of Atlanta, enlisted tha help of students Nick Martde, John Prtnoe and Varna Daley In ereatlng a 109 foot-long by It foot-high welcome to tha school, Cops seek info on home invasion Bymean Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — It was a Utile scary for the baby sitter at a Truman Street home In Sanford on Saturday morning. At about 11:45 a.m. there was a knock at the door of the home which Is located Just outside the Sanford city limits near Airport Boulevard. When the 16-year-old babysitter came to the door, a pair of men pushed their way through and entered the house. According to Bd McDonough, spokesma n the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, the n demanded to see Angle, the woman who Uvea In the home with her two children, an Infant female and a two-yar-old boy. Q- - “ Control off airport subject ffor discussion Sorority shares bounty of season ByM6KPffBIffAlff Harald Staff Writar 29 shopping days to Christmas SANFORD - The question of whether or not to turn over more control of the Orlando Sanford Airport to the Aviation Authority will be discussed once again during Monday's scheduled work session of the Sanford City Commission. The m atter was first discussed during the work session on Novem­ ber 13, a t which tim e It was determined that further study of the request was needed. since that time, several persons, Including the Sanford city attorney, city staff, and others, have a t­ tempted to fine-tune the document. Two weeks ago. when the m atter was brought up for discussion. A irport A ttorney Steve Coover explained that there were a number of situations where persons may have been Interested In entering into a long term leaae for a business or aviation-related industry at the airport, but were hesitant when they found the city could, at Its will, cancel any arrangements. Coover said the Airport Authority was asking for assurance of at least SO years without ctty involvement. He said In that way. long-term bonds could be arranged by various businesses, to handle financing of a new business establishment. Com m issioners how ever, had suggested a much shorter time of □Sae AIrpavt, Fega BA §»i Herald Cokimniet Mtvmv^tviliy VfWi VRI WVIIIBIIriBB IRMf B IwW wWRf B WByI BWIM families began looking for a Christmas tree tr for tha holidays, at least the Eiland family, of Sanford, did. Lynn and Linda Eiland took their grandchildren Trier, Sherri and Summer out to find a tree. Pictured, Mrs. Eiland and Summer were all smiles after finding the perfect Christmas tree. SANFORD — It Is a joyous time for the aorors of Kappa Sigma Omega chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., aa they boated th e ir a n n u a l M ature C lttsen a Thanksgiving Luncheon at the G re a te r S an fo rd C h am b er o f Commerce. This luncheon ta held annually and has bccom* a tradi­ tional event. Mature clttsena are Invited to share thia day of treating with the aorors of the Kappa Sigma Omega chapter. It Is a time when both the guests and the hostesses G o a for their Individual and collective blessingsThis year's Luncheon Committee was chatted by Borer Delores An­ derson urtth Sorors Faye Williams and Marva "Nana" Woodard serv­ ing as cfrchalrwomen. Barer Bobrta Alexander presided. The guests were treated to a timely, thought-provoking message from Terry McKinney, a nigh school student and an oratorical contest winner. McKinney Is a ninth grade stu­ dent at Seminole High School. The vocal musical rendition "One In a Million." performed by Don LaVance. was besutthi! and m nfr the guests fed very good and very special. □Bee L tw B eee. Bega SA 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 �U - Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, N ovem ber 20, 1995 N E W S FR O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Sanford City Commission agsnda ByNICKPPlIPAUP Herald Staff Writer___________ SANFORD — Ol torn ton li t ip u laf to cent Inut Monday afternoon. an fha pool! blllty of ffto city rtltaeulbitaf control evor tt» Orlande Sanlord Airport. The dll cuttlen. wtilcti ttartod at ttio Nov. Iltti maallnp. It botaf promptod by fha Airport Authority which tayt If can obtain more lenf-torm {tflwtHHiaiHi tor buetaooa and aviation airport lonih ucttan ana ^ara‘loni If toatat aro not at tha Iona control of tho city. Tha itofflt It flrtt an fha tpanda tor fha wort m i Ion matttap, which It tchadutod to bapln at I a.m., In tha city manapar'i contortnco room of Sanford City Hall. At ol thit patt weak, tha toltowtng aro Itomt littod m addilton to tho airport dltcutttm. tor tha wort tattton moottap. bOltcvMton — City Hall HVAC plan datallt/altomativot/eaat attlmato*. bOitcuuton — Fanca In city rtfM-dway, lore. llthStroat. bOlKuttlen - Nav. U Cad* Intorcarn ffil fa — . —— -j DW Th u Al m i S C T Iw n i Ida n l r W lw T o tH a wi i i ^ llV o ca m to tha city commlttton rolatlvo to Im p o tltlo n al f in a l tar Id proparftot/tfrucfurpt tound to ho In nancompliance. dOitcuatlan — Draft toetot IntheSontord'thlttorlc dtotrlct. oD iicutiitn — Board eppolnt• Oltcuttlon - Addlllonol or Iota Tho regular moatinp at the Sanford City Commlttton will follow beginning at 1 p.m., Intha city commlttton chambon At of thit peat week, tha tollowtnp llamt wort littodin the1 • Public hoartap — Centibar ctottap. vacating and abendwilnp a narlh-taum allay batwaan Magnolia Avenue and Palmetto Avanua, and bataaan tha SCI railroad rlphtdt wayand i.tolhlftoat. •Public hoartap - Canttdar naantap a Tton of at prapaiti portion proporT batwoan SR-at and H. Towne Raad, and 1-41 Cantor Hud.. Nam plannad and panaral co^nmorciai, to Call! Electronic welfare under fire •Ordinance MT7 — tod roadinp — Rarona a portion of preporty batwain Lake Ntwaon N. Part Avanuo. northerly, and Sanford Avanuo. northorty, from tpaclal commarclal to plannad davolopmont. POrdlnonco JITS — tod raodlnp — Rotono 0 portion of propocty bafwaan SR-atI and N. Read and betwain 1-4 O oTown* i “ .......................... and Town* Cantor Slvd.. from planned dtvalopmont and ptnoral commercial, to IIto kT illiIf■ wrplaitM HTW to^tlS Associated Press Writer 1 OOrdlnanca D Tt — tod raodlnp — Ettabliihinp now altomativo employee am a lil n M iin w fam iti ja tw lte ^ u a atono/Dr n ilfM ptton So^w IW W VffWivyfVV offlcort hired after Jon. I, If Airport Authority hot topuottod to bo included In tha dty't plan. o ContIdtration — Petition tor annexe tton. property hatowon 1-4 and Toama Cantor Blvd., and batwoan N. Toama Road and Seminole Towne Cantor mall (til S. 1Avenue). ____ ~—Cancel*ion contract iceMBS—lit raodlnp - Annex 0 portion of property Nttopi Airport Slvd. and Mtotem Drive, and between r i l m W l f f n t o ilt o n f t P W • t o t l l f l B l t r i W . •Ordinance Ml — Id raodlnp — Includtton at future Sanford Airport Au111 Uty iWrlJnWf I lOrocy. S o lo u w o w im It* - h io lit 1of Semlneto Toama Cantor Community Hadaabtopmont Apancy la City at laatord Community mant Apancy, Plnformatlan and nd tantap Commlttton • ^p§r™nTgflT3/rw-gpptotriTrntoTTri TALLAHASSEE — Florida ts moving swiftly to get electronic debit cards into the hands of thousands of welfare recipients for footi stam ps and cash payments. But some lawmakers are voicing concerns about the high-tech leap to distribute government benefits through automated teller machines and point-of-sale term inals in grocery stores and other retailers. They say they don’t know how much the electronic benefits transfer system will coat and are bothered that the federal govern­ ment has picked Citibank to provide the service, effectively preventing other compa­ nies from competing for the business. "A lot of people think thla la sneaking up on us and we may not be making the right move," sakl state Sen. John Ostalklewlcx, R-Orlando. "We want to know tr we're getting our m oney's w orth." Ostslkiewtcx and other members of the Senate budget panel that oversees social services spending srant the state to delay signing any contracts with Citibank until they get better answers about the system. The state plans to sign a contract In December with Citibank of New York and a group of subcontractors that won federal approval to offer the paperless system. Florida Is part of an eight-state alliance working with the federal government to introduce the new benefits system. The Clinton adm inistration wants to create a nationwide scheme by the end of the decade. Officials with the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said they won't know how much the system will cost until they com plete negotiations with Citibank on a seven-year contract. A state House analysis of the system said It would cost 353 million to establish the electronic benefits over the next two years. HRS officials said that figure Included the current coats of providing welfare benefits, and the actual cost for electronic benefits is significantly lower. HRS received about 31 million thla year for the electronic ayatem and has requested another 34.5 million next year. Officials said the ayatem w on't break even for five years, but should save the state millions in the long run. The debit card also should reduce error rates and fraud, and give welfare recipients "more dignity" because they’ll have access to the same technology as the rest of the public, said Lowell Clary. HRS’ deputy secretary for adm inistration. Under a timetable approved quietly by the Legislature In the 1995 regular session. HRS will establish a pilot project In Escambia County by July. It would then be Introduced In Duval County by Oct. 1 and a part of Dade County by January 1997. The system would be operating statewide by early 1990. It will handle cash paym ents to welfare m others with children, food stam ps. Social Security payments, Supplemental Security Income, veterans' benefits and railroad retirem ent benefits. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, small retailers that currently rely on welfare recipients as custom ers, and the National Check Cambers Association are among the critica of how the electronic beneflta system Is being In* traduced. I n f S m t r i P l t l | S i w n H iiiv w t w i •Canpldtratton at Amendment No. I to State Ravotvtap Fund Loon regerdtnp Santord Treatment, Rouse and fhittall tadtatoa. minister!. dty attomay. city andothan. •Adlaummant The Santord City Hall It Park Avenue ta Santord. Traitor daatroyad by flra Sanford flreWghtore responding to a blare on West 5th Street Saturday were unable to save a camper trailer engulfed In flames. The fire completely totaled the trailer, however, firemen contained the Mare to a small area around It. Pictured, Jimmy Cannon (laft) and Butch Loudermilk make sure the fire la out. Tha cause of the fire has not been determined. The way we were: Bahamas cruise Pauline Stoudenm lre (Mrs. John) Miller, former Sanfordltc now residing In W est Palm Beach, rrecently sent me a clip* fix t. 1941 ping from an A ugust, Sanford Herald, parts of which I will share with you today. This la an account of a crulae to the Bahamas taken by three Sanford g irls—C hristine Stoudenm lre (P otly'e tw in slater), M aude R am se y a n d L o u e d e e n Crawford. The crulae was taken shortly before the United States entered World W arn. This la a departure bran life in Sanford, but we Sanfordltea do take vacations and I thought you'd be Interested In the way things were. In the Bahamas many years ago. I know several of you have traveled there In recent- yearn, o r a t Jen * have read about theae nearby lalanda. 00 will enjoy the comparison. 1 will also tell you about a trip I took there. • a h M iM C n d M 1 M 1 After motoring to Miami via the eaat coast, the girls boarded th eir boat. "C ontest 8 " on Monday afternoon, Ju ly 14. There were 13 passengers and a crew of IS on the converted yacht. The ship 1 under a British (lag.1 It open to attack a t any time which fortunately didn't happen. Their Orat port was tha etty of Nassau on Provldencs Island. Their impression of the d ty was very favorable. The stores erne much like those ta the states only more crowded and having bout colored and white girls as clerks. After luncheon In the Prince George Hotel, the girts took a tO T T g R V - ' — MIAMI - Hare are tha winning numbers satocted Friday in tha Florida Lottery: two hour ride in a horse drawn carriage. Their first stop was at an English refuge home for c h ild re n w h e re a b o u t 3 0 children were living. Remember that Great Britain was at war so Luncheon- Dr. Vivian Woodard, a Harvard University graduate who Is both a m inister and ,a physician, mwitaxi hat for'the. reasons. Each day. the children occasion. She stressed the need would go to the courthouse to for each person to understand th eir Illnesses and to know ones In England. exactly what the medical term i­ A n other In te re stin g sig h t nology means. viewed by the group was the It la also necessary, she told "Southern Cross," a beautiful members of the audience, to be yacht owned by Wenner Orenn, k n o w le d g e a b le a b o u t th e wealthy Swedish Industrialist. medications prescribed for them This yacht had played a promt* and to ask their doctors ques­ nent part in rescuing passe ngers tions relevant to their health. of the torpedoed Athenla at the The m ature cttlsens had many outbreak of the war. practical questions which led to Other places of interest seen continuing dialogue between Dr. on the ride Included St. Mathews Woodard and various guests. Church, oldest church to the The spirits of all aaarmtilrrl colony: Bahama General Hospi­ were lifted when Deacon DuBoae tal: Fort Ben Castle: and a led the group ta a community Baptist church which had been stag. Everyone Joined to and. for damaged during the 1933 hurri­ a moment, it seemed we were to can e. T hey w alked up th e church. Queen's Stairway which la made N apkins w ith num bers on of solid stone and has 66 steps them became im portant as gifts leading to the water tower, the were disbursed to gueets having hlgheat1 point oon the Wand. the winning number . it the ride, lUtie Throughout Baaileua Eddye K. Walden B aham stan Iboys w ould ru n th a n k ed everyone for th e ir along by the aide of the carriage portlclpaUon and an extended an tinging popular tonga of the invitation for them to return next year. □I to m Among thoee who attended tha AKA Mature Cltiaans Thanksgiving Luncheon ware Agnes Jackson, Austin Jackson, seven-month-old TH E W EATH ER ] B X T W M I O UTLO OK w S ^ ^ r e to p to T i^ ^ to F w w r w w w w | Today: Mostly sunny. High to the told 70s. Monday: Mostly fair. Lows mostly to the 50s. Highs to Uie mid to upper 70s. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and THURSDAY WBDto— DAT MOWDAV TUBSOAY A slight chance of H otly Stotosy 73-31 M atty fa ir TT-33 H otly etd y 74-33 H otly a s s a y TS-gfl P tty sM y 33-63 a possible thunderstorm over the Interior and west to the after­ noon. Lows to the upper 50a to lower 60s. Highs to the upper 70a to lower 3 0 s. Wednesday: ttitiiitttittiiim 5:39 p.m. •OLUMAR TABLE: m in.. Mostly cloudy with a chance of .... ........... 6:53 a.m. 1:45 a.to.. 3 0 0 p.m.. mai., 7:50 show ers end possible th u n ­ a .m ., 8 :1 5 p .m . T ID B O i derstorm s early north end weet Pays ana Bsaaht high*. 10.50 The Ultra Violet Index (UV1) then partly cloudy end a little Nov. 31 a.m .. 11:10 p.m.: tows. 4:11 rating for Orlando Is 8. Use your cooler in the afternoon. a.m .. 4:59 p.m.; Raw gam e s sunscreen, w ears hat. ■ eashi highs, 10-.55 a.m .. 11:15 The UVI exposure levels are p.m.; lows. 4s 16 a.m .. 5:04 p.m.: rated by the Environm ental C o sea B eaeht highs, 11:10 Protection Agency as follows: FULL a.m ..l 1:30 p.m.; lows. 4:31 a.m., 3:19p.m . M UM 0,1.3 s r s 3.4 low si si as F*. 5.6 moderate u s e ra 5 9 7.3.9 high « as ■ Waves are 3 10- very high NUN sy: Wind northeast 10 to ■ I t SB to 3 feet and rough. Current is rt m m running to the south with a 15 knots. Wind waves 3 feet, si as « northeast swell 5 feet. Bess a s a ___ _____ ________ n a m "« w s n y r s e m e a tt w aves higher ta the gulf stream . Bay m a u are 3 to 3 feet and rough. and Inland waters a moderate S S S Current is running to the south chop. Sunday night; Wind east 11 ti a with a water tem perature of 64 W. Fatal 10 knots. Seas 4 feet. Bay and inland waters a light chop. $ Sunday, Nousmbsr to. 1N6 voi. aa. No. re aTusagsH tonM M aWta/a ■ vwaomf vM m pig gM plh ffA rrm Of* Sunday by Ttio ta*. SSSN-FtoMbA no. am i Botoetd, Florida m 4 to THC SANFOSO HERALD, F.O. I tSST. Bentofd, F I a m i-tS S r. (DeMyS Sunday) S a 1 Year SIAM areas soy r* toxin H*T) Carmls-tyleato Wynn and her mother Coleman. #• O rr m m m SaSStCNy to u N i ass N » : t 3 i t : « to air ai m to ay a 5r n ■ at dr a m aw si » tor St to dr to to a 3 2 5 at at dr at ti ■ to to 11 » to to to to it to is S 3*1 to « » w to r.M . » » n • a 3 « to at to ■ u 3 to .u 5 » tor dr «to »to .to air dr ■> to air to to to 5airr b • • $3 2 « » to « ■ to tar dr sir, �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26. 1995 * aA Teens nabbed after countywide chase DUI arrests There were a variety of DUI checkpoint! aet up around Seminole County over the Thanksgiving holiday. Several law enforcement agencies made a num ber of aneata. Among thoae arrested for driving under the Influence were: •Jen n ifer Robin Weatrtch, 18, 104 Crestwood Dr., Long' aod. She was stopped ‘by the Altamonte Springs Police at wood. Country Creek Parkway In Altamonte Springs irk w ayian dTtmberland ^.......................... She was held In Ilieu of $000 bond at the John E. A ik Correctional Facility. • Patrick Sheperd Bryan, 33, 130 E. Jlnklns St., Sanford. He aa stopped at a roadblock by Lake Mary Police on Lake Mary Boulevard and Crystal. He was held on $000 bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •J a c k H.B. Shumate, 30. O il Sloewood Ct., Lake Mary. He w o stopped at a roadblock by Lake Mary Police at 3410 W. Lake Mary Blvd. He w o held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •Jeffrey Dale Taylor, 30, 3003 Hartwell Ave., Sanford. He w o stopped at a roadblock a t Lake Mary Boulevard and Crystal Lake by Lake Mary Police. He w o held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $000 bond. •R ichard Oeotge Harrington, 30, 730 Whitemarah Ave., Deltona. He w o stopped at a checkpoint a t Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal by Lake Mary Police. He w o taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he w o held on $000 bond. •Jo sep h Lee Bellamy, 33,177 E. Floyd Ave., Lake Mary. He w o stopped at a roadblock at 3410 W. Lake Mary Blvd. y Lake Mary Police. He w o also charged with unlawful use of a tem porary tag. He w o held at the John B. Polk Correctional Facility. •C harles A. Harlan, 33, 1831 Lakeahore Cir„ Longwood. He w o stopped at a roadblock at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal by l-sfc* Maty Police. He w o held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In Ueu ofOUOcashbond. •R obert John McIntyre. 3 9 ,338-C Riverfaend Dr.. Altamonte Springs. J e w o stopped a checkpoint at Lake Mary Boulevard and Crystal Rood. He w o also charged with restating arrest with out violence and with refusing to sign a summons. He w o held In Ueu of $800 bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. •Jo se E. Negron, 50, 4330 8. Orlando Dr.. Sanford. He w o stopped at the post office on Lake Mary Boulevard by Lake Mary Police. He w o also charged with driving without a driver license. He w o taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, •P atricia Colcord Spee, 47, IBS N. Orange Ave., Sanford. She w o stopped at the roadblock at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal by Lake Mary PoUce. She w o held on $8001 •K en t Wayne Vaughn, 34,3085 Pine Way, Sanford. He w o stopped at the checkpoint at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal by Lake Ma Mary Police He w o also arrested for of lesa than 30 grama of cannibia and possession of temalla. He w o held at the John E. Correctional Facility on $800 bond. •C harles F. Tauche. 36. 196 Orange Ave., Sanford. He stopped a t the roadblock at Lake Mary Boulevard at Crystal by Lake Mary PoUce. He w o also charged with driving without at license. He w o held at the John E. PoUt Correctional Facility. •R obert Rodney Younbaw, 8 8 ,6 4 1 N, Wellington. Deltona. I He w o stopped at (fcK4h$afc$a$at S t Laka Mary Boulevard at E. Folk Correctional Facility. reverse prostitution In town on Friday night. Several aiTesta * Including the fodowtngi •D avid Chandler Jr., 3 0 .6 0 9 W. 8th St.. Sanford, allegedly b f f f t f l o m w lw iv iM ir n ttle + f Iq ^ a m i o f 4 th m T f f t and UA. Highway 17*93 and offered her $10 in exchange for a enact •Lew ie D. Watson, 8$. 838 E. Roberta S t. Orange City, preached a fomols undercover In the area of and Hotly Avenue and offered her $30 In exchange •M arco Antonio Rosado, 30,140 Orchid Wooda C t, Apt. 4C, pfRwfti He allegedly offered an undercover f**"*1* in the a n a of FUst Street and Holly Avenue $10 in earhange for taken to the John I . Polk Correctional FadUty and held in Ueu of $118 caeh bond. D ru g a rre tt Daniel Michael Barany, 34.1 3 1 6 6 . MdlonvUlc Ave., Sanford, by Lake Mary I Police report he was passing through a DUI checkpoint when they noticed several w h —*hed t wiw ^ g sheathed sMMeMo type knife on the seat of hie car. They conducted a eeaich of the car and found a email haggle of a green leaiy substance that turned out to be marijuana. t to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and He held in Ueu of $800bond. Richard Allen Smith, 41, 3431 Mon ument Dr., Deltona waa arrested for poaaeoaion of cocaine, driving under the Influence and for violating the rretrtr Ufsis on hla driver Itcr ner by not He was stopped by Seminole County i Mid be w m drtvtag cradcaVy though the Upaalal They During the C ln wtuen He w m held on $3,000 bond at the John E. Polk Correctional FacUity. ffP* * £ * jsp/yedK nrewtMa r ii, UM ------------ In Mqjor Finding. Drug Curbs H .I.V . Infection In Newborns S, IJWMMCf It. A1TMAM I-AMmWV 4SinW |MlVM«hrVnN I rTV.IS n M MMMII via Finslly. tom e good new t ib o u i AIDS. It yuufc pirgMni, plriw get on HIVml, tot tasO^siill |||V/AIII% f lilllf lv 24 4 day. tall I $WI 142 2417. A IP 8 f $ l$ d lt lM U lg R M g car at Airport Boulevard and 25th Street, McDonough said. "All along the way they were Seminole County sheriff's of­ ficers were led on a chase Friday throwing stuff out the window," afternoon by a pair of Kentucky McDonough said. "We found teena who had tried to snatch a bags stuffed with cash and a few □ ■ •a C hase, Page BA woman's purse In Fern Park. According to Ed McDonough, spokesm an for the Seminole • 24 1r». Kxptrlmrr County Sheriff's Office, a woman • Itormir called police after fighting off Munir! pal two men who had tried to snatch Jud*r her purse outside the Office Max • Criminal las • Corporal c ft Store on State Road 436 In Fern Hunlnrw Park. She gave deputies a de­ law scription of the car and the auto • IVraonal tagnum ber. ln(ury Deputies first spotted the car driven by Christopher Crawford, 19. and Jonathan Thomas, 17, ATHHWEV AT LAW LAKE MARY at the Intersection of State Road 430 and Jackson. Police chased 321 6 5 7 7 • I t y r t h u IBporUM M M before they crashed into another r Clsaning up Sanford atraata The Fraternal Order of Police. Sanford Lodge -140, reoantly adoptod four m ilts of 8.R. 46 from U.8. Hwy. 17*62 to watt of Interstate 4, in the Adopt-A-Hlghway litter control program. Pictured doing their part to clean up the sheets of Sanford ara officers, from Isft, Darrell Brswsr, John Evans, Darrel Preeley end Mark Nichols. t a aUV gsnoawsS - iff MRw mrgruM nagt t r•m Do You Believe In Magic? Lst'i faca It In this day and sgs... "RobUn'PattftopayPaur It not uncommon So tvsn with past financial preWsmt... vtaft ut naxt 6ms. When it comsa to financing... 8oms ThinkWs PerformMagic! K aiser P0NTUC-BUtCK-9MC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd., Deland M IAN0M AM 44M 1 • DAVTOMA SM -1IM M 4 • OHIANOO 4 0 M 2 M I4 I 1OCATI0 At nit COMA! Of MWV. 1T-I2 A MWY. ISA' Tw o lives lost, one chanced after teen steals car S TAMPA, Fla. — Hours after completing a 21-day stay behind b a rs for s te a lin g a c a r, a 14-year-old girl w m trying to elude deputies In another stolen car when she caused an accident th at killed two people and In* 1W8 & ^ 4 ± ^ ‘ Angeli Benson and . B ar 18-year-old a jjL m gflfhl — Doymena wOSmsa ewps iJooijpB Shadow from a nearby apart* m eat complex after Thankagtv- k a A fo a J Records show th at Benson has been arrested five tim es since March 30 on charges Including auto theft, burglary, felony crim ­ inal mischief ana restating an officer without violence. She had Juat been released after serving 31 days for auto theft. She didn't know two were killed tn the i Friday, when she called her m other from the Juvenile deten­ tion center. Johnson, a 37-year-old Army sergeant, also had Juat finished »*Uqg Thanksgiving dinner and watching a football game a t hla m other's house when he got a ride home with two friends. Their paths crossed Just before 11 p .m . T h u rs d a y , w h en chased by deputies, drove through a red light and broadsided th e 1994 Masda c a rry in g Jo h n a o n a n d h la friends. All three were thrown from th e car. Jo h n so n and Olends J , Brunson, 30, died at the scene. i*a boyfriend, Brandon Michael Evans, waa also In ju re d in critical condition S aturday a t Tam pa G eneral Hospital. "These were kids with a re­ cord," aaid Johnson's cousin, Veronica Elmore. "They have been through the system before. Obviously, someone couldn't control them ." Moments before the accident, a supervisor ordered deputies to break off the chase, which began 18 miles away, because two police helicopters were following th e c a r, said H illsborough C ounty S h e riffs Lt. Robert The chase began w hen a deputy spotted the two teens getting into the Dodge, which nod been reported stolen an hour earlier. Coding aaid. The deputy pulled In for a cioaer look and the driver sped away. A nother deputy Joined the chase as u w ound through residential streets. The Dodge blew out a tire, but continued to speed through red lights on three good wheels, Ooding said. The deputies were called off. le av in g th e h e lic o p te rs to mnnllnr lh« CMfi Goding SSid. "From what I w m told. It (the crash) w m not a result of the chase," Hillsborough Sheriff Cal Ik n dn raon said. "We had slowed down, too." When d e p u t iM the i of the accident, the driver Witnesses directed a ty to a motel where he fan»u< tin, d en «*M|"g in the lobby, Ooding aaid. She w m aneated and charged with grand theft auto. Additional charges are pending, Ooding ■aid. There w m no immediate word an whether Evans would ■ M M M H H H M M M U | | U M | f lM M H H W a W B M M m M | *'■ m J Honesty Dependable, Ouiranteed end Dedicated I Service with i Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions lintAutomatic Transmissions Sam e L o c rtio n ** ij 2 j �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, November 20, 1995 E ditorials/ O pinions (U S P S 401-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code -107.322.2011 or 831-9993 Lacy K . Lo st • Editor Odeaea H. P ugh - B u a in e ia Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Mouth*.............. 810.50 0 Month*................................830.00 t Year.....................................878.00 Florida Resident* m ust pay 7 % sales taa In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Partake in the true spirit T he bells arc ringing. They are tin g in g to ale rt passers-by th at th ere Is a need to help o th ers, and th e Salvation A rm y Is stan d in g by to ofTer th at help. More an d m ore a s we approach th e last w eeks of th e year, v o lunteers are going o u t Into shopping cen ters settin g u p th e S alvation A rm y k ettles Tor sh o p p ers to use. W hy a t sho p p in g cen ters? U 's logical. T h a t Is w here th e larg est n u m b er o f people w ill be gath erin g th ese days. Also, d u rin g a shopping trip, people are m ore often In a giving m ood, and m ore prone to donate. T he m en and w om en w ho are m an n in g th ese k ettles m ost often are not officers In th e S alvation A rm y. T hey are d o n atin g th eir tim e th ro u g h various clubs, groups an d org an iza­ tions. M any go w ay beyond th a t p o in t an d also add to th e m oney placed in th e k ettles. T hese are o u r own friends, neighbors, an d p erh ap s co-w orkers. T hey deserve n o t only o u r app reciatio n for th e ir efforts, b u t th e ir su p p o rt th ro u g h o u r donations. T h is S alvation A rm y k ettle drive h a s been going on for decades. T he k ettles have been available fo r d o nations In h ard tim es a s well a s th e good tim es. T h ere have been y ears w hen not enough m oney w as donated to allow th e Salvation A rm y to help a s m any people a s th ey m ay w ish, b u t assistan ce h as alw ays been given. W hile th ere are som e fund-raising efforts In th e n atio n w here a g reat portion o f the d o n atio n s go to defray operational co sts, th is I is not th e case w ith th e kettle drive. T he m oney you give w ill be th e assistan ce th e A n rjy w U L g lv r, t r o u g h , food,, \-C to |h l!ia .O L _ o th e r necessities. Children: The American tragedy The heartrending ending to the Shelby Cox story was like a horrible nightm are for all of us. From the televised pictures of her at the beach she appeared to be a vital youngster, a Joy to her family and friends. The Information forthcoming about the young neighbor, who apparently confessed to killing her. spesks to a tragic life. For all practical purposes two young lives have ended. When tragedies like these occur there Is s great deal of soul-searching that ensues. The central question posed Is one word. Why? As a children's advocate, counselor and educator. I believe that the reality of everyday life In America for m any children is fertile ground for the germination of many future horror stories. America, the world leader, is not leading the world In the care she provides for her children. America ranks 22nd 32nd amoung the nations of the world in infant mortality. Nearly 'nine nine out of every 1,000 babies die before their first birthday, If we take inventory of how we care for our children we will examine the statistics with a unlversallstlc approach. We will consider th at all of the children of this country are ours. When one succeeds, wc all succeed, when one falls we all fall. The following Is an Inventory of what happens everyday to children In America: three children f&r<£&&SSi LETTER Seniors and M edicare Evelyn Morton, lobbyist for the American . Association of Retired Persons (AARP), reportedly urged 300 members recently to tell Congress their views on the Medicare part of the federal budget talks. I have no problem with that call to activism. , As a 65 year-old non-member of AARP. I have . already told my repreaentatlvesi"M edlcare is broke, fix lt."They Just might get It done with support from thoughtful senior citizens. t deeply respect the right of those 300 seniors to carry a card from the AARP. However, I would caution them to think twice about a call far action from an organization that panders to them. Individual quiet contemplation rather than hard instinct should decide opinions on serious issues. I think moat senior citizens know that Medicare Is a gift mostly paid for by taxes from other hard working Americans. They still know there Is no such thing as the proverbial free lunch. How sad It la that some of them believe Just staying alive to age 69 rates a ticket to medical care without worry or coat. t - #, ; Donald M. Fann Sanford Berry's World die from child abuse, 15 children die from guns. 37 children die of poverty! 9ft babies die before their first birthday; 1,340 teen-agers give birth; 3,317 teen-agers drop out of school; 2,350 children are in adult Jqfls; 3,356 babies are bom to unm arried m others; 8,180 children are reported abused or neglected; 100,000 children are homeless; 136,000 children bring guns to 900.000 latchkey latchkey children school and there are 1.900,000 In houses where there la a gun Any m ixture of the above statistics could be considered a recipe for disaster. All of us can judgm entally say that this Is a family responsible tty to properly rear the offspring. While this Is illy affirmed, am true and la Wbtcally we m ust ask another question, w hose responsibility is It when there ts no functioning family? VICKI Staff Writer cu « CLICK * Who said kids are horrid brats? • m a t was tha data again?" Who sold kids today are horrid, Impertinent brats, devoid of any Intellectual processes and possessed of m anners more appropriate to farm animals? Well. Just about everybody has sold some­ thing to that effect at one time or another. I #4 33 If. iltt i- ■- ,t!C< l W ILL IA M R A S P R E R R Y Examples of racial separation WASHINGTON-In the past few days: -Black students at College of Holy Cross won the right to exclude whites from holding office tn school-supported Black Student Union. -I attended a pre-Thankaglvlng Day dinner sponsored by black graduate students a t Duke University. -I read • report that white nude members of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department are forming a group devoted to protecting the rights of white male law-enforcement officers. Guess which of these examples of rads) separation makes me most uncomfortable. To start with the moot benign, I found nothing remotely offensive about the preThanksgiving dinner. It was merely an attem pt by Mack graduate and professional students, a distinct minority on Duke's campus, to get to know one another a bit better-to "h d p o u ild com munity." aa one of them put It. The only thing I found to criticize about the affklr at Holy Cross, where H irit students are even scarcer, is that the issue of governance of the Black Student Union should have become a go-to-the-mat Issue In the first place. The ip's constitution -requires tta officers "of African descent," a provision the Student Oovemment Association struck down as discriminatory. There followed a week-long protest that Involved virtually all the college's 68 Mack students. The *«tm)nHffitiffli finally overruled the Student Government Association, |g |g M that the disputed provtskm served to "preserve the integrity" of the BBU. It eras, under the circum stances, the decision. But why Use circum stances? Was there any reason to fear a white takeover of the BBU? And if there w asn't, why Insist on the racially restrictive language In the constitu­ tion? and akin and aex combine to form an accusation of Mark Puhrman-Uke racism ? Would th at Justify (in my mind o r yours) the or a white male officers' group? As to the idea of a Black Student Union, aa oooMed to an unrestricted Student Union, I have no problem. Bo why do I have a problem with while law officers In the Las Angeles County Sheriff's Department fanning their own groujffA s the chief organiser. Sgt. Ed K inte. put I "Why can 't you condone this organiza tion when you con done the Mack peace officers’ aaanrlattnn. the women's peace officers' asso­ ciation. and the Asian peace officers' associa­ tion?" The easy answer goes to purpose. Black or. female or Asian subgroups are formed to help th e ir m em bers d eal w ith w h ite male* dominated organisations. A distinct white male subgroup could only have as its purpose to m aintain ttadtenlaatlon. But suppose W hite law-enforcement officers tn California respond that their purpose Is not domination but fslraeas-that their uniforms tr t n ia e a i M ick people? T h a t! a q u eeu o o th at a t institutions hard at ersating a culture of inclusion . Doesn't tbs vary idea of a separate Mach organisation n ra against the of Inctusloo? Is th at of the Hate Cross BOA had In r M's what the leaders of a couple _ ...... on-area private schools had in whan Uwy a t ffrat aldscted to veduntery ‘ the creation of sd membership H m Btacfc Itu d sn t ex In fe e t It’s interesting to consider what m ight constitute a legitimate special organisa­ tion for white men. A Caucasian Cometback Club In the NFL? (But. though Mack players may dominate a t the position, whites own and m a n a g e an d -m o a tly -c o a c h the teams.) A White ninthnI Association a t Howard Universi­ ty? A White Caucus o f th e D .C . C ity Council? (Well, they may be tn the minor­ ity In these special situations, but they are not oppressed minorities.) A White Osy Alliance? (But their whiteness gives t o u t— w hich Of minority gsys.1 ttjeessxsmptes It's h ard to think of whttee-only groups Mpgrffiion fo rm e d fo r th e makes ma most benefit a t Its unoomforttbtej Is unfair, a sort of pftlng ig. It's always UtegWlmate s o rp n te e as white men. U rim m a J g Cor • WSM1M Yet more than anything else children need unconditional love and acceptance. The Bible also tells us that ''Love la the greatest gift of all." Unloved, abused, neglected and hom eless children are an American tragedy, the fruits of which will be realized In the years to come. Therefore, It behooves America to create Jobs and programs that will equip parents, the jobless, and school drop-outs to earn a living This preventative social planning will prevent people from dropping out of organized society abdicating from responsible behavior and using children as (he objects or their frustration. JS L L A rm y k ettle drive underw ay. M ake a donation ra th e r th a n tu rn in g aw ay. You w ill be helping som eone w ho can n o t help them selves. You will be p artak in g In th e tru e sp irit o f th e holidays. LURLENE SWEETING Piecemeal programs here and there are not the answer. What is needed Is a Comprehensive National Program that will a d d r e s s th en eed s of children. Head Start la an example of the rime of program th at haa potential to be helpful. However, rather than wait until a child attains the age to enroll In Head Start the program should be available to abused, neglected and homeless children. The critical years for youngsters are the early years from Infancy to six. These are the Formative years when children are like sponges and absorb everything. At that age teachers have unparalleled opportunities for teaching the social and academic skills needed for navigating the waters of life. muMtld In My i To for either of two the majority or to entte tu r a the tyranny at the a ability to tc operate aa effective p ariafth e whole' to tell me Ignorant students being led se tn y 'b y teach­ ers and adm inistrators who have deficient brains and no knowledge of the basic Judeo-Chrtstisn values we afi hold so dear. But I can tell you It's lust not so. I recently had the pleasure of dining In the cafeteria at Pine Crest Elementary School with s fine group of second graders In Mary Ann Oermain’a class. As a partner In education a t that school, the Sanford Hermtd was Invited to spend some time with some of the students who are the beneficiaries of partnerships formed with the business community. Well mannered and well spoken, the rises ate their lunches (even the blanched broccoli) without a hint of a fight, s cursing m atch or other violent conduct. I was bombarded with stories shout all they had learned so Car this year. I was Informed by one y o u n flad y named Kayleigh that they had been In school for 73 days so far thla year and had learned so many things that she couldn't begin to have the time to tell me all the things they’d learned even If she took all day. Other students threw tn a thing or two about the books they'd been reading and the p ro jects they had crested . T heir selfappointed spokesman made it difficult for any of them to get a word In between her enthusiastic remarks and animated gestures. Kayleigh begged me to come to the ctaseroom and see for myself what they were teaming. There were lighthouses constructed from Styrofoam cups standing watch over colored tissue paper waves. Oversteed coins were used for teaming the concept a t counting money, There were calendars. Straws were divided Into envelopes to count out hundreds, tens and ones. There were books about Ayayoyo and numbers and other things students had created. There was a that used strips of magnetic tape to help youngsters team to read the words the teacher had written on special cards. *1 love school." Kayleigh told me aa she hugged me goodbye outside the before running off to Join at a short recess in the playground. Isn't that what U's all about? Kids will team If they love school. There are great teachers out „ _ who make teaming fun and exciting far the kids. Kids who love team ing are going to stay out of trouble. It's not the kids who ore bad. We Just need to keep them excited about what they're ans getting more of the communi­ ty involved In providing _ for in the then so be it. Let's get Involved. Let’s do what we m ust to make eure the Uds ore excited shout going to school every single day. Before wc complain about the bad Mda. let's do our part to make sure they stay out of trouble and stay In school. ______ �kf Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Novsmbsr 26, 1868 • 8A Cattle Stinecipher Islands. One of the highlights of their trip was a visit to a picture show one evening where they saw the Duke and of Windsor. Christine described the duchess as lovely with the softest voice. She was dressed In a Mack, long-sleeved dinner gown made of net and she carried a red ostrich fan. The duke wore dark trousers and a white coat. At the conclusion of the movie, a picture of the King of England was flashed on the screen and the audience stood and sang th eir national anthem . This made quite an Impression on the Sanford girls. When they returned to their boat In the evening, the passen­ gers were entertained by Baha­ m ian sin g ers who rendered songs of the Islands and also Negro spirituals. The group next cruised to the outer islands which included Abaco and Bleuthem. Each of these had to be reached by sailboats. At Cherokee Sound, the party viewed the rem ains of a former prosperous town with a population In the thousands now reduced to about 900. The girls enjoyed the food saying It was delicious and well prepared. Conch salad and turtle were the main item s on most of the menus. And when a boat docked on any of the Islands, the tradition was for the townspeo­ ple to meet it srith homemade Ice cream for all aboard. The girls were favorably Im­ pressed with all the Islands and the friendliness of the people and wished that everyone could take such a trip. Twenty years later. In April. 1981, I took a cruise to Nassau with three girlfriends who lived in Orlando. My roommate was Donna HoU, an employee of Martin Company, now Mrs. Fred Winslow, living In Longwood and teaching at Altamonte Ele­ mentary. Our ship was the 8S Florida and we were taking advantage of the special 854 rate for three nights and four days. For this price, Donna and I had a very small cabin with bunk beds. There was no closet, only nails on which to hang our clothes. And there was only enough room In the cabin for one of uato change clothes at a time. The bath ws down the hall. Needless to say, we spent little time in our cabin! I rem em b er th e Q u e e n 's Staircase as described above and the beautlftil shops. No mention eras made In the 1941 trip of the large straw m arket which was right near the dock on our trip. We ep)oyed haggling with the natives on the prices. I bought a straw hat there for 83 th at I wore in the sun for at least 15 years. We took a sightseetna tour of the Islands via lim ousine. I remember one humorous inci­ d en t on th is trip when we stopped at an attraction called, I believe, The Peacock Walk. For the tour I had worn Jam aica shorts which were a couple of Inches shorter than Bermuda shorts that most were wearing. When we went to enter the attraction, I was stopped and told th at I couldn’t go In because my shorts were too short) Luckily, I had on a large, long shirt so I stepped behind the building and pulled my shorts down to the correct length and w alked Ini W hat m ade th is requirem ent so strange was that It was ju st a large outdoor space surrounded by hedges whee we s a t on b e n c h e s to w a tc h peacocks stm t around. There was certainly nothing formal about Itl Much Is made nowadays of Paradise Island In the Bahamas. It Is now quite a resort with large hotels and gambling casinos. When we were there in 1981, on Sunday afternoon, I believe I remember that we took a taxi from our ship and crossed a bridge to Paradise Island. There w as a beautiful w hite sand beach there with only palm trees and small thatched nuts around for shade and a snack bar. No hotels. No casinos. We spent a lovely afternoon sunning on a tropical beach and swimming In gorgeous blue water. cattle and taking a wagon on a trip were a way of life. B ut " w o rk in g " c a ttle ts nothing new for Burkett. Three tim es a week he works cattle on the Yarborough ranch InOeneva. Burkett would have liked to be a cow hunter, chasing down stray cattle, but Instead will ride alongside the wagon train. “ttTs Just going to be a lot of fun," Burkett said. “ I really would like to have lived during th at time (when back to that tim e," he said. "IPs exciting to be able to go back and relive the early days. It's the chance of a lifetime." B urkett's thoughts are echoed by nearly every one of the Seminole County participants. Lynn Yarborough-Hanahew grew up on the Yarborough Ranch InOeneva. "I've worked cattle my entire life, but I have never been on a drive," she said. "This Is a once-ln-a-llfetlme opportunity." While Yarborough-Hanahew la ‘ to participating tram with her In the husband, Rick, she also ac­ knowledges K will not be easy. "1 expect to appreciate modern living (during and after the cattle drivel." she said. During the nine-day wagon train and cattle drive, amenities Airport asked the county's animal control division to be sure there were no violations taking place. Jo h n so n said he w as not aware that there had been a visit by the U.S. Humane Society. "If they were here, 1 don't know about It," he said. "But anyone is welcome to come and take a look around. They can come In, ask questions and Investigate In any way they see n ^ r ,:.u. fo r , h. . . . showpiece facility, which Drill be able to house as many as 300 an im als, are slow ly ta k in g people trying to keep them from certain areas. "We have nothing to hide." Johnson emphasised. Johnson said the anim als are well-treated and well-loved at the shelter. "They are better taken care of here than they have been or, maybe, than they ever Drill be," he noted. The Seminole County Humane Society's form er facility was des troyed by a Are in April 1993. After several years of ftindpo u n d Yarborough-Hanahew said she will only be able to take three of (bur changes of clothing, as will m ost other participants. O ther modem am enities such as hot showers, electricity, and air conditioning will not be available either. But th at Is not scaring her array from the trail ride, rather It m akes the event th a t much more real. Other Seminole County cow­ pokes preparing for the gniellng Mrs. Yarborough, while not participating on the drive, haa v o lu n teered h er tim e a t a boardmember putting together the cattle drive, Yarborough aald the event la being sponsored by the Florida Cattlem en's Association and is aimed at reminding the public of the Important role Florida's cat­ tlem en played In the state's development. A ccording to Y arborough, participants and spectators alike will learn about what It was like In Florida nearly 100 years ago. “We are true cattle people here," she said. Florida Cattle Drive ‘05 of­ ficially gets started an Saturday, tiona for the cattle drive and wagon train. The drive and wagon tram move out of Yeehaw Junction on Monday, Dec. 4, and B oerm an, like o th e r area are sch ed u led to arriv e In pUTJCuMnvSi IS eOOmlTlM VufwwQ Kissimmee on Saturday, Dec. 9. to the excitem ent of the trip and theogportunlty to relive a part of Participants will be dressed In authentic clothing of the era and those in wagon train activities In addition, Boerman will be will be traveling on horses, keeping a Journal on the cattle mules, wagons, oxen, goat or drive about the people and the push carts, or any other form of tradition. Following the drive, transportation available In Flor­ sh e w ill be co m p ilin g h e r ida In the mid-1800s. journals and using them to write abook. Following the cattle drive and C helsea Chapaaddle ts the w ag o n tr a in , th e P io n e e r youngest of the local partici­ S h o w case w ill be h e ld In p a n ts . T h e se v e n -y e a r-o ld Kissimmee. The event features a Oeneva resident will be riding c r a f t sh o w a n d s a le , r e ­ her pony Della the enactm ents of historical events, and the C racker C attle and sragon train. H o rse S a le . T h e B ellam y One of the county's longetan- Brot hers. Seminole Chief Jim ding cowfolk who can 't go along Use Agreement turning over much of the airport control to Coover responded th at while the Sanford Airport had been bonds for 25 years might be p resen ted for co n sid eratio n purchased Immediately, fulfill­ during the Nov. 13 work session . ing the time requirement, future While it was also listed for a prospective operations needing commission vote a t the regular 30 year term s for exam ple, commission meeting, the Item would once again be faced with was passed over without any the same problem of bonding action, pending further study. All of the studies presently beyond the agreement. Commissioner Whitey Ecks­ seen as n ecessary , w ill re ­ their homes in Louisville, Ken­ tein had Indicated his main goal portedly be completed by Mon- tucky to Berntools County and they were trying to get rid of the vras to have the city off the hook evidence. He said they were In case any prospective airport development fell short of paying off their bonds. "I don't want the city ending up paying for any- Chasg the earliest. "But no later than late Febru­ be ^added, •ary." as J t s^w» n n sw w i Johnson said he has heart nothing from the U.S. Humhm The b a b y sitte r told them Angle was not at home, but they p ushed p a st h er an d w ent One Is described aa six feet tall and thin with dose cut hair. The other Is described as 6'8 " and stocky ertth light skin. The two left the scene of the home Invasion la an older grey Bulck driven by a black woman. Anyone who might have some inform ation regarding those ThbHoUdm Social For You AmIVbttrLomSOm G ramkow F uneral H ome since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 Caring people with the highest standards o f services is what you expect and what you get at OOS X gu n tjh e . �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, November 26, 1995 Business New airport term Masco honors Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD — Longwood Maaco Auto Painting and Bodyworks center owners Chuck and Harold Magaw have received a trade sales award. The award waa given at the chain's recent convention in Acapulco. Mexico, Nov. 1 through 5. In all. a total of 110 Maaco centers were honored for outstanding achievement. Maaco Is located at 753 N. U.S. Highway 17-93 In Longwood. It has been In operation since 1985. SANFORD —Once the top part or a stru c tu re 's roor Is de­ termined. builders celebrate by placing a tree on the top. It a called a topptng-olT ceremony, and such was the case recently at the Orlando Sanford Airport. C entral Florida Term inals, Inc., marked the construction progress of Its International Pas­ senger Complex and Welcome Centre. A portion of foundation for the two-story welcome center with car rental facility, to be located immediately across the street from the term inal, waa also poured. Both buildings are being con­ structed by Central Florida Ter­ minals, te r n , a private develop­ er and operator of terminals. It la to be completed In early 1996. In May of this coming year, Alrtoura International Airways and Britannia Airways will begin regularly scheduled In tern a­ tiona) flights to the airport. Together, they are expected to bring In as many as 325.000 vacationers in the first year of operation. A lpha R etail Trading, the United Kingdom's largest airport retailer, will operate duty-free Hoopnor hudt EDC Theodore J, Hoepner. chairman, president and CEO of SunTruat Banka of Florida. Inc., has been named 1995-96 chairman of the Economic Development Commission (EDC) of Mid-Florida, Inc. Only two members of the EDC board of directors are listed as representing Seminole County. They are Pat Warren, Seminole County Commissioner, and J . Rush ton Bailey, president of Florida Polymers In Lake Mary. Others were from Osceola, Orange, and Lake Counties, with a Urge num ber of board members and officers representing the area's major tourist attractions. Hotels observe holidays ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Over 175 hotels nationwide, certain portions of the Marriott chain, are participating In a holiday program. Locally, the Residence Inn by Marriott. 370 Douglas Avenue In Altamonte Springs, la participating. As a h o m y for the holidays effort, the hotels are lowering their rates for the holidays, to *59 plus tax per night for a studio suite. Certain weekend use exceptions are included in the stipulations for the reduced rates. The offer however, does not apply to Marriott Hotels, Reaorta and Suites, Courtyard by Marriott, or Fairfield Inn hotels. and duty-paid ahopa a t the airport. Jerry’s Caterers, opera­ tors of airport restaurant* and lounges tn the Southeast will run a restaurant and pub at the airport. Dollar Rent-A-Car, baaed tn Tampa, will operate a conven­ ient on-site rental operation at the airport’s Welcome Center. In ad d itio n . A lrtoura w ill sponsor a free child center for families to use while awaiting return fllghta. B ritannia will sponsor a video arcade in the international departures lounge. Tim Howe, president of CFT ■aid the event, "for the first time will bring together our airline and service-provider fam ily. We're looking forward to showIn g th e m h o w f a s t a n d beautifully o u r facilities are growing." Howe noted that the buildings are designed with rapid paaaenger service and user-convenience in mind. The federal Inspection station at the passenger complex is capable of handling up to 1.000 paaaengers per hour. C FT o p e ra te s u n d e r a longterm lease with the Sanford Airport Authority. It provides commercial air term inal facili­ ties. management services and related development at the Or­ lando Sanford Airport. MwsMMwtefevPM Cantral Florida Tarmlnaia, Inc., *t tha Orlando 8anford Airport, hosted • 'Topping It Off and Pouring It On" ceremony laat Friday to mark conatructton prograaa. A liva avargratn traa waa placad on top of tha two-atory paaaangar complax. Local officials worn In attendance at tha function. Compantee Join WINTER PARK — Pat W etnlght, Inc., a residential brokerage In Winter Park, has been acquired by Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Inc., of Weat Central Florida. Pat W etnlght. former president, will manage the 45-aaaodate ColdweU Banker Winter Park office, located at 170 W. Fairbanks. Seven a s s o c ia t e s from W etnlght have Joined the ColdweU Banker Winter Park office. For charity Winn-Dixie la proud ol ths results from a recent golf outing. Two Cantral Florida organ list ions benefited from the proceeds. The 441 Foun­ dation and the Central Florida Boy Scouts each reoaived donations of *13,000 from the tournament. Shown during the check presentations, left to rig h t, B oy S c o u t re p re ­ sentatives Jack Sears and Wayne Brock, Winn-Dixie Oriflooo umaton rn w o tn i non Sudsy, and 4-H Foundation Program Development Coordi­ nator Lane Jlmlaon. ...... . Firm designated WINTER SPRINGS — The firm of Remington Financial Services, Inc., has been designated aa a Registered Investment Advisor by the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission, aa weU aa the Florida Securities and Exchangee The advisors are Natalike M. Bogumll. MBA. CF), and Dennis Nolle. The company to located at 680 W. State Road 434 tn Winter S p rin g . Slow motion w fW w W IS lW lV ln l The Dr. Phillips Institute for the Study of American Business Activity, through the University of Central Florida, h a t issued its latest Economic Status summary for the Central Florida ‘iyimi M ow ciii Jobs, nf w ttotin| N n |l»frm l|y hWTlft. Slower activity however, has been found in, the number of total peeerngrr arrivals a t Orlando International A irport and penults pulled Joypetvste ooootfoctJoo sts^^s* The Phillips report aaya Metro Orlando's at Hocjobs opesttoo continue to bo buslMM sctvSocs* eetsfi trodes* manufacturing trades and health sendees. The report cooelude# by elating that white eome factors appei overalL a few economic points are a tad elower. First Union agrees to buy out Society First Federal it'irt/iunumat -jr.»ot m-jitnih *t ■. »u Itr.i-vraVf s i o i r if/1 It-tiif f i .rrw.iici aS to of A uL u yLiiB uv k w «y over the last three nvmth* ***<U"g in October, displays strong current conditions, while the forward trend to n ic c ijf»r o c s p c c o 'in v o rw a ra o io ijo fi Eating battar w ill coat m ore ip Tha Asesal— <Pr— WASHINGTON - B ating freah fruits and vegetables will be healthier for the body ii™ the pochctboofc in ' 1996. A serving of beef, chicken or pork on the plate la Ukely to coat more as well. Bconomtata agree that food prices will rise next year. But they don't concur on whether the Incwaeee srlll be modest tn keeping with overall inflation, or even higher. A boom in U.S. food exports will cause some of the Increase, especially for fruit* and vege­ tables. So will tight grain supplies, caused by a wrong e x p o rt m a rk e t a n d p o o r harvests, which raise the cost of livestock feed. The Agriculture Department ■aid laat week th at the Con­ sum er Price Index for food should rise from 3 percent to 4 percent in 1996. but m ost probably about 3.8 percent. The departm ent **-m-*^ the ■ante 3.S percent forecast far this year. In 1994, food prices rose 3.4 title ovcfill ittflstitSon nit 3.7 percent Flood prices rose 3.3 percent In 1993. Meals bought a t restaurants ■iyi tet-food plncea will cost 3 percent to 4 percent more important boreuac food away from home accounts far mow ♦Kff» | third of the food infla­ tion index. Freah fruits and vegetables will coat a sharp 7 percent mare, although they account for leas than one-tenth of the index. No callt, please Record number of Floridiene eey no more phone eelee A record 31.000 Floridians have taken me—urea to prevent unwanted telephone calls, by ha vine their names included on the state's "No Satan Solicitation Calls" Hat according to Florida Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford. Crawford’a Department of Ag­ riculture and Consumer Services a d m in is te r s th e F lo r id a Telephonic Sales Act. which was put into law In 1M7. . With few exceptions, the law requires telemarketers to obtain the "No S aks Solicitation C alk" list before engaging In business In Florida. Most com m ercial telem arketers are prohibited bom rn llln i any num bers on the hot. Crawford said consum ers ra n have their telephone num bers Inrhidcd on iw a t a coat of • 10 for the first year, with a SO renewal fee required each year thereafter. The Hat la updated quarterly and la published on the lin t burin saa day of January, April, July and October. The October publication recelty delivered to various organi­ sations, eras an extremely large publication, approximately the ■ft* of ■ large 3-tnch thick phone book. Some solicitation firm s are exempt from the no-call law. Crawford asld these might In­ clude r>n» in connection with an existing debt or contract, In reference to th e new spaper buatnem , to any pereon with wham the solicitor has an exist­ ing or previous business rela­ tionship. and for solicitation of charitable contributions. For information on the Florida Telephonic Aales Act. or to receive an application for a number to be Included in th» n e x t p u b lic a tio n , p h o n e 1-SOO-HELPFLA (1-800-4357353). For Personal & Commercial Insurance TONY RUSH INSURANCI 322-02*5 K— p tit informed The Sanford Hcrmkt welcomes news and announcement* from local businesses. All items should be typed or w ritten legibly and include the name and a daytime phone num ber of a persoo who can be contacted to answer any questions we mlgtp have. Direct Information for the Bualnesa Page fo Nick Pfrtfauf. 1t t t n Subscribe Today! 3 2 2 -2 6 U O n i t »■, 111 \ 11 I I I I I t t �• 0 * Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunda y, N ovem ber 26, 1 » 3 - TA H ealth/Fitness MumMa/HCA praaltfant to apoak ORLANDO — Richard L. Scott, president and CEO of CohimbU/HCA Healthcare Corporation will discuss "Competl* tioe in Healthcare: How It Benefits You” at a breakfast on Tuesday. Nov. 38. After the briefing by Scott, a panel of distinguished business leaders will discuss competition In healthcare and other Industries. The panel includes Darrell Kelley, president and CEO of Spring/United Telephone of Florida: Rick Walsh, senior vice president of Darden Restaurants, Inc.: and Tom Yochum president and CEO of Barnett Banks of Central Florida. The breakfast will be from 7 to 9 a.m . In the President's Ballroom at Church Street Station. Tickets are 115 each. Reservations are required and may be made by calling 649*8470. ORLANDO — The American Lung Association is looking for care and, If you're looking for a tax deduction, you can help eachother out. If you can bear to think about your taxes right now. you may be plea—ntly surprised to find a tax deduction right In your drtvcwiy* The American Lung Association of Central Florida Is soliciting donations of used vehicles. The donations can be claimed as a charitable contribution on your 1998 federal Income tax return. The vehicle can be any age and almost any condition. Donor m ust have a free and d ear title on the vehicle. The Lung Association will arrange to have the vehicle picked up at no charge to the owner. Donated vehicles will be sold or scrapped with the net proceeds benefiting the programs and services of the American Lung Association. For more Information or to donate a vehicle call the Lung Association a t896*5401 or 1-SOO*LUNO*USA. HIV'AIDS fundraleora ORLANDO — The University of Central Florida's HIV-AIDS Education Office, C J .'s Angels and HIV-AIDS Education Office will two activities In conjunction with World AIDS Day on Dec. 1. The first Is Pennies for HIV-AIDS Education, a project through which they hope to raise 1,169,811 pennies — th at's one penny for each person tn the world who has been diagnosed with AIDS. "the nearly 911.700 they hope to raise will be distributed among the educational agencies sponsoring the event. In addition, a t the university there will be various Health House: good ideas for living well in Seminole County project consum ers will learn how to make healthier choices In regards to construction and Inte­ WINTER SPRINOS - The rior finishing m aterials and American Lung Association of building m aterials th a t will Central Florida is building Its make their homes healthier to first-ever Health House '98 in live In.*' Hutchinson added. "We Seminole County to showcase are also offering a workshop for the newest product* and In­ builders who are Interested In novative building techniques learning how to build this type of that can be used to create a home." The house, which Is located at better Indoor air environment. The Health House concept, 144 Cherry Creek Clr.. In the which originated In Minneapolis. Reserve section of Tusks wills, Minn, with the ALA amUate will be open to the public from there. Is designed to educate the homeowner on problems and solutions to air pollution In the home. The ALA of central Florida la receiving consultation on the project from the Florida Solar Energy Center of the University of Central Florida and the U.8. Department of Energy's Office of Building Technology. "Through Health House, we are able to provide consumers with Information on how to build a home that Is more energy efficient and that can m aintain a safer indoor environment for Its o ccu p a n ts," said S tep h an ie tn a free w orkshop entitled Hutchinson, executive director "W hat Makes A Home Healthy?" of the ALA of Central Florida. on Saturday. Dec. 16 from 9 to The Health House project Is 11a.m. designed to educate the con* The workshop will be at the Sumer about the common Indoor air pollutants, their sources and Health House and It will give th eir associated health risks consumer first hand Information from exposure to them In the on what they can do to Improve home. their own hom e's Indoor air "We hope that through this quality. A M E R IC A N L U N G A S S O C IA TIO N * Space Is lim ited for th a t qulred and may be made by oneshop. Reservations are re* calling 896*3401. W alking away from a heart attack WASHINGTON - Tbs stsffo f the Allen Outreach and Development Center will b a s t the scttvtUes conducting HIV snltbody testing. Thsro wtfl also be a raffle to benefit Russian physicians Vadik and Alyona lOochko. who are studying HIV-AIDS In the UA . Raffle tickets a n 91 each. Items to fit raffled includs A project of the report R egular ;ivea scientific rndlng already men but only exerclae la beneficial, even though another recent atudy found strenuous exercise better against one heart attack risk factor, experts say. The study focused on women who ere1 ..______ p a st m enopause. JM l w ___ R JP0~■ I because this group loses the protection th a t the hormone limes a w ee k cuts the risk of who had survived a first h eart; heart attack by about half, the attack between July of 1986 and study found. the end of 1991. These women "For sure. 1 would say that were matched with 935 wom en: modest activity la beneficial," of alm llar age who had not; R eg u lar ex erclae w alking m inutes of walking three Central Florida Regional Hospital Fart 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. w m provide FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS on Saturday, December 9,1995 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. T I m AaMricaa Cancer Society recommend* that aM m m over the «|c of 90 have m annual prostate exam. Those with a fanrily history of prostate cancer should have an u n t i l prostate exam beginning at age 40. Appointments are required. Please call 1-800-492-2747 for reservations and information. T �•A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26, 1WS Many consumers looking, not buying AP Business Writer OOP wants budgst spselflcs WASHINGTON - Asked by Republican congressional leaden for specific budget proposals, the a in to n adm inistra­ tion Is hedging until formal negotiations begin and providing oidy general "principles" for now. Since a truce that allowed the government to end a six-day partial shutdown was .declared, senior presidential advisers and Republicans In Congress have been sniping at one another In preparation for Intense bargaining over the budget next On Wednesday. House Speaker Newt Otngrtch, Senate Majority Bob Dole and the chairm an of the House and Senate budget committees asked President Clinton to provide "specific legislative proposals on how you would accomplish (a budget) balance In seven years." The president has said he will veto the OOP plan, which calls Tor balancing the budget by 3003, but which Includes aqueexlng $370 billion in savings from Medicare and a tax cut of $348 button. As part a t a temporary spending bill. Clinton and the congressional Republicans agreed to a seven-year budget plan, but also to protect Medicare, education, the environment and other spending programs the president considers Important. But both sides m ust still work out nutfor disagreements on how those goals will be met. "We cannot begin to resolve our differences until we first know what they are," the Republican lawmakers wrote Clinton. in a response Friday, White house chief of staff Leon Panetta wrote that neither the president's budget nor Congress' plan satisfies the objectives of the fragile agreement reached last Sunday. But he said he was not prepared to cite specific disagreements. Complaints against prosaeutors soar WASHINGTON — The Ju stice D epartm ent received hundreds of misconduct complaints against Its lawyers In 1003. with more than a third of them alleging abuse df authority. While the number of complaints Is up sharply. It remains to be seen whether an Increasing number will be substantiated. In a report Issued this week on the 13 m onths ending 8ept. 30,1003, the deportm ent's Office of Professional Responsibility said It received 318 complaints against departm ent attorneys, up from 177 during the previous fiscal year. Of the 318 complaints, the largest categories were: 110 alleged abuse of authority, 73 alleged crim inal acta, and 48. unprofessional or unethical behavior. Michael Shaheen. director of the office, catted the Increase significant, but because cases often are not resolved until subsequent years, he couldn't say what percentage had been substantiated. "We expect some Increase to occur" In substantiated cases, he said. Of 343 complaints against attorneys th at were resolved during Qecal 1003, allegations were substantiated In 7 cases, and 7 attorneys were disciplined as a result. Shaheen said this ited a decrease In both the num ber and percent of represented substantiated i Another 30 attorneys resigned either before complaints against them could be folly Investigated or before discipline During fiscal 1003, the office had a policy of stopping investigations when the accused employee resigned. In 1004, Attorney Oenw al Jan et Reno ordered a new policy of completing the tnveotiffatlQa even after the employee rselg im ^ In part, so the departm ent could decide what poettlon to take in criminal cases appealed to higher courts on grounds of T he C h ristm a s sh o p p in g season opened with the tradi­ tional crush, and though stores were packed, economic uncer­ tainty had many shoppers look­ ing, not buying. "It's Just tougher tim es," said shopper Sharon Sky In Denver. "It seems as If my dollar doesn't go as far." Retailers are betting on the Christm as sales to help turn around what has been a dismal year. Yet some consum ers are showing caution about spend­ ing. citing an uncertain economy and overextended personal bud­ gets. Many retailers, anxious about grim sales forecasts, opened their doors before dawn Friday, hoping to draw In day-after- T h a n k sg lv tn g crow ds w ith bargains and giveaways. "W e ’re a ll c r a t y ," sa id shopper Millie Rufflno at the W al-M a rt s to r e In S o u th P h ilad elp h ia, w here crow ds began forming at 6 a.m. "It's one time of year, but you have to do It." Crowds bolted Into stores around the country as early as 8 a.m ., with big discounts making early morning shopping ihe way logo. In Columbus, Ohio. Christmas trees already had been sold at Michaels discount arts and crafts store by 8:30 a.m . Some shop­ pers were already loading their cars at the Toys R Us in Little Rock. Ark., by 8 a.m. The nation's retailers laun­ ched major promotions this hol­ iday season to spur Interest In wary consumers after months of depressed sales. Prices were slashed as much as 80 percent on everything from clothes to com puters to sporting goods. "The retail banner years are long gone," said Dan Skoda, president of Marshall Field's departm ent stores In Chicago. "I don't think anybody's looking for a banner y e a r.... We look for market share. We Just hope for a bigger piece of the pie." Som e consum ers are also thinking twice before saying "charge It" because they're al­ ready behind on credit-card re­ payments. The government re­ ported last month that banks are seeing more consum er delin­ quencies In credit card and other Installment loans. "A couple years ago I charged all the Christmas presents think­ ing that would make It easier," said Felicia Bumgarner, who was shopping at Baas Pro Shops In Springfield, Mo. "Man. you're paying Christm as off till June with the high Interest rates." Anecdotal evidence gathered F rid ay also su g g ested n o t everyone was worried. "I live for this day." said T am ara Raye of Southfield. Mich., as she Juggled three shopping bags ana studied a store map In search of more things to buy. "Ir you're a shopper and you like bargains." she said, "there Is nothing like I t" At a R aleigh, N.C., m all. 4-year-old Adam Raby stood In line with his m other to meet Santa and seemed to understand the need for an early start. "I'm going to tell this Santa what I want for Christmas, and he's going to tell the real Santa w hatlw ant." Clinton defends U.S. troops in Bosnia ly M N I Associated Press Writer________ WASHINGTON - Defending plans to put American troops In harm 's way. President Clinton argi*d today that a peacekeep­ ing mission In Bosnia will end bloodshed and prevent a wider European war. "Our conscience dem ands that we act," he de­ clared. The rem arks, made In his weekly radio address, previewed the critical plea Clinton will m ake on national television Monday night. "Peace In Bosnia Is Important to America — to both our values and our Inter­ ests." he said. A peace agreement signed this week by the leaders of Serbia. Croatia and Bosnia could end 3W y e a rs of "u n sp e a k a b le atro cities." Clinton said, In­ clu d in g " m a s s ex e c u tio n s, ethnic cleansing, campaigns of and terror. Ith 380.000 people killed and 3 million d tisen s driven from their homes, "The violence done to those Innocent civilians does violence to the principals on which American stands." the president said. "The only way to end the killing for good Is to secure a commitment to peace." he con­ tinued. "Now our conscience demands that ws act." Mans to send 30,000 UA. to Bosnia to T 4 0 ,0 0 0 so ld iers from o th e r NATO countries Is meeting stiff resistance from Congress. The White House hopes to quickly build support for a nonbinding resolution backing the deploy­ ment. The adm inistration's public relations campaign began last week when Clinton announced the agreement by the Balkan leaders and defended the U.S. troop deploym ent in a Rose Oarden speech. His press secre­ tary. Mike McCurry. called the debate a m atter of "peace vs. w ar" and said Americans m ust understand that the mission will result In American casualties. Hoping to tem per fears, the White House on Friday released letters from Serbian. Croatian and Bosnian leaders ensuring "the safety and security" ofU .8. troops. Promising a clearly defined m issio n . D efense S ecretary William Perry said. "We are not going to fight a war. We will not go In If that Is w hat we have to face." Though "organised opposi­ tion" la not expected, Perry said F riday d u rin g a v isit w ith B o s n ia - b o u n d tr o o p s In Germany, "We do expect — «n the years of war and the tred th at has built klllt up — individuals and id aanas. In a sq p t of how unstable the relative calm. Bosnian govern­ ment troops on Friday raided a U.N. base and stole armored vehicles and fuel. Shots were fired, but no casualties were reported. An adm in istratio n official, speaking on condition of ano­ nymity, predicted Clinton will be "blunt - brutally so" In his assessm ent of the m ission's dangers In his speech Monday night. Bui lut the president did not discuss the prospect of casu­ alties today, sticking to broad a rg u m e n ts In favor of th e mission. Warning that failure to keep the peace could provoke a wider European war, Clinton reminded listeners that World War I began with a shot fired In Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital. "We m ust not let this century dose with gun­ fire ringing In Sarajevo," he said. Clinton also suggested the mission Is a test of NATO's reso lv e. "A nd A m erica, as MAY T H f NATO's leader, clearly m ust participate," he saidi In the tradio speech, taped a t his Camp David. Md„ retreat. "W ithout our support, the hard-won peace would be the terrible slaughter would re­ sume. the conflict that already has claimed so many lives could spread like a cancer throughout the region." sounn HI WI T H Y O U K T T Buslows phenee end hearing elds WASHINGTON — Call It the price of modem convenience: When telephones became lightweight, many lost the ability to work with hearing aids, creating headaches for millions of up with a proposal to phones — such as those In hotels, * ** * * ttdusers. Is expected to i nc r e o c m w e a^flpl Die pfonogg) Tuesday: the plan would be fine-tuned and eubtoct to another c w hen people who wear hearing aids use regular telephones, there Is so much static and Interference, the phones are But federal businesses m ust be compatible with would not be required to buy new — a ooetty proposition and one of the Mg a previous set of commission rulss in this area was -.-Od. the beginning of the next oentury, all Americans should * to on usable telephones regardless of their _ problems," FCC Chairman Reed Hundt said In an interview. He called the proposal "an example of how the regulators say the plan. hearing by virtue of a N 'O H 'C D * * Tuxedo CONTEST HEY KIDS! WIN A CHRISTMAS TEDDY BEAR Contest Rules 1. Contest is open to cMMrsn ages 33 years of agR M years of agR 9-11 years of age 2. paints, water color or 3. Entries wil be JudgM on the 4. Entries m ut be staled or brought to the Sanford Herald by Dec 19th 9. Prises wil be snaidod Dec 22nd. 6. Winners will appear to foe Sanford Herald Dec 24th. 9110TF1 322-0M5 »«S «A 4V iaS f �Football closes on road Franklin leads Saints’ rout of Lake Howell Baseball coaches meeting S A N l 'O K I ) I In t it\ nl S.mlotil Kri ii ,ilinn I H K ' i i t is hax tttrl .1 <o.n In s mccl mu lot .ill tillisr l l l t f t f s l f i l III i-ii,H IlltU! XOtllll li.l srli .i ll I III llii i'lliu> Is tm t i n isi XX.UIIIIig I n i n.Ii It .lilt's 12 I m i n 11 H.ill l ' i ' W ' n I m i l M.t|ois llu ini'i'iiim will In In lil .it tin* D o w n t o w n Ki i ti'.itimi t rtiii't II. By R O B E R T SAN D ERS Sanford Correspo ndent lnwi'i li'M'l nl s .m i.m l i m I A* K S O N A I I .I .I . 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M i CvwftG RNOrM i MMM i MMM ST I u n l l l A I | MlPRMakk-njniikRH. " T i A T T L I (01 - Tint ■either, rhpj Andy Rena*, rhpj Vince Coleman, eti Lee Ouetterman.Mp. T E X A S ( I I I - Danny D a r w in , rh pi Candy Mal danada. ati Ra t er ", rhpj ON* Mean, ati jlitnite* KSMiy , Buj Jett RaaaoN. rhpj Mickey Tattlatan, ci Tewktbury, rhpj M bM NrrkN tHaOMP GmAVAkrll BLUUWWfl UbheawN KMMk-OaataaM Mam* ELI t s 1 s RM t t t 1 1 1 1 1 t r mmmrn p 1R me itree. ttwfaew a mmummr Ur m ta. *ww* —ormu r MUR II m. MW W I iFbbrR. T*MkM-OrtoAl Weaman.rhp. NEW YORK (El Repp*. Mi David Co m , rhpj Rich Honeycutt. Bui Stove Mown, Nipt (Man Jama*, at/ Dan Maltlnfly, ibi Jack MeDeawl I. rhpj MMw Manley. C. U J ili ...... •AKLAN R (E l - Mika Q»ll*a*. **i Rrtan Harper. Inti Rickey Henderson. ati Man Javier, efi Move Ontlvere*. Dm ibeptTtdiP.MahanwP a iu n k Jekaki MaewfiMlaMaaP RentalabM Free Apent*. Liet NEW YORK - T h e m re malnlnf tree epento: AMERICAN LEAAUE BALTIMORE U) - Herald ■nine*, dhi Kevin Bat*, ati Kevin Brown, rhpi Mark Ekhhem. rhpi Dot* Janet, rhp; Jamie Mayer, Rip. BOSTON ( 7 ) - R ick Apwltora. rhpi Jaae CanMcc. ati Erik Women, rhpj Mika Mactartam. ci Mike Maddua. rhp; Willie McOae, eli tarn Smith. Rip. CALIFORNIA (II) - Jim Abbott. Npi Mike Aldreta. lb; Mike Blelackl, rhpi Chuck Finley, Hipj •e OaUaphor, atj Rene Pomelo*. to; John Hebyan, rhpi Oraa Myor*. ci Spike Owen, *e; Baa Fattertan. Ihp; Tony Phillip*, eft Scatt E a n d e n a n , r h p i Dick Schofield, m. CMICAOO ( t ) - Lance Jehmen. ati Oave Ihp. CLEVELAND IT) - Alvare Etplneta. mi John Farrell, rhpi Ken Hill, rhp; Eddie Murray. Ibi Tony Pen*, cj Bill Ripken. M; Oave Winfield, at. DETROIT (II - Scat! Flet­ cher. M; Franklin Stukbe. lb; LeuWhlteher.M. KANSAS CITY (S) - Tam MMiywN. tl Tab0 a MMbwdLiwawwEwn S Su Msha'-N U B M N R M Sk in ik RAWSN M ur *sp BWu M RU N SrkrOWNhkvbP OSRRAMMAN OAp OH tat j M U £ j M taw* My S44-^k kuN p iie QMMMQmm IREk tUMMUaVuAbpbtl* 0 - NIBINEN I k T FREE SR S I S JRMM \! I 2SS 4 I S R R R I « S .RHM baWlawbUb MrbrR y Mb tt.MMPVbab >J $ rNML A . id f R k T MSF M R I I ERR t i s mmm I I I JR M B R A R Ml ii a a nt as H R n IPR Rl a A OR a a to f a ri III ■ I I s kNUbUkAR t t I 4 I S 4 s s ORMM THURS. thru MOM. 1 PM FIVSFM N W Y .1 7 * H I 4 N UT.TMPM THURt AIAT. NOON; •UN. 1FM �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26, 1999 What’s Up In The NFL....Week Thirteen We’ve finally reached Week Thirteen. After twelve weeka of football, we're Anally down to the playoff contenders. This weekend will determine which team s are for real, and which teams have been lucky to make It thla far. Before we get Into who. what, and where let's take a look at last week's LOCK OK T O WICK. As three point favorites, the Green Bay Packers crushed an outgunned Cleveland team. Thla effortless victory raised my LOCK selection record 112 . 1 was on my way to the bank with a wad of when I got sentim ental. The Dolphins Monday night and t decided to double-down." The Nlners bit me so bad 1 went and got a rabies shot. All my hard work, all my easy-earned m oney, gone w ith Je rry Rice streaking through the Miami secondary. This week. 1 plan to rebuild with a sheet of winners so long It looks like a spoiled kid's Christinas list. My weekend will get started with a "massive" Investment In Steve Spurrier and the Gators. I know this Is an N.F.L. column, but thls^game com m ent The entire state of will be tuned In for this Battle In the Swamp. Unfortunately, the outcome of this game Is already determined, and I'm cashing In. After displaying my handicapping prowess with an 11-2 m ark. I confidently guarantee a Oator victory. If I could find the tide of my car or my house. I'd let them tide. Let's get back to N.P.L. Focusing on Florida's teams, let's talk about the Dolphins. We better talk about them now. because their season will be ending right on time. prior to the playoffs. They looked horrible against prior the Nlners. and may have blown the season. I’m B avins th at not ontv saying only because thev they lo st but because of the way they lost. This team quit, and th at's a pathetic excuse for a group of professionals. As the miracles continue In Buffalo. Miami's chances to make the playoffs are dwindling away. If the Dolphins lose to the Colts this week, which 1 think they might, their season Is over. On a brighter note let’s go to my team. Once again, the Bucs m anaged to win w ithout Impressing anyone. Maybe It's strategy. Win by as little as possible so future opponents will take us lightly? I doubt th at's the game plan, and If It is. It won’t work In Oreen Bay. As a Buc fan. I'm savoring where we are In the playoff hunt. For the first time since 1902 the Bucs actually have a chance. More than that, the Bucs will make It to postseason (day. I hope Sam has a plan, because I don't think we can beat the Packers, especially In the snow. Let's take a look at Sunday's schedule, and find some winners. MIAMI (-0) AT INDIANAPOUS The Dolphins are in no position to be giving up points. The Colts on the other hand wifi happily accept them. Thla game means life or death for both teams, and I like the Colts chances. COLTS SB* DOLPHINS 19. BUFFALO <-4)V9 NEW EWOLAND This game could go either way. I really think the PatrtoUm Patriots may have giveni given upon up onrthe season, out but the ay have a season, to rsee the BUis you can t bank on t. l ^ W “ love tove to win this ooe' *?ut * 1 ■ iin sw v r£ can t give up six points. BILLS IT* PATRIOTS 14. CKICAOO M l AT RBW TORE The Bears are In desperate need of a win. As a Bucs fan. I would love to see them lose, but they won't. The Giants are terrible and their woes continue In this one. Even nickel b een wouldn't bring a crowd to watch this one. OIANTS1T GREEN BAT (-9) VS TAMPA BAT This Is one of my favorite games of the year, the Battle of the Bays. The Pack clearly has the superior team, home field advantage, and a much better quarterback. The Bucs need a miracle. Rumor has it that Big Al has been sighted In Central Florida. Maybe he’a giving the Bucs Oreen Bay’s playbookl Even that wouldn't save us. PA O ISRS. 1 4 BUCS I t . : (-•) AT WA8UHOTON Thla game wlU be Interesting as these rivals go at It In R.F.K. Stadium. The Skins should have the emotional edge, but the Eagles are a much better team. This Is the type of game to watch not wager. If I had to bet tt, lrd g o with Phtlly In honor of Tony Guru. BAOLBB1 4 . RBDSKOfi IT . ONcnnr a t i (•») a t j a c k sowtillb Blake and the Bengals are still trying to figure out what happened last week. Blake w o flawless In taking the early lead, but watched his team squander It In the fourth quarter. Revenge will be sweet o they sm ash the Jaguars at home. 1 may drive up to watch Blake In action. BBROALS IT . JAOUARS IS . BAMFRANCISCO (-14) VS ST. LOUIS The Rammles have been overrated all year. They go Into Sunday needing a win to remain significant. The Nlners are still catching up to Dallas, and will be In no mood for a tight game. This is a ton of points, but Je n y Rice can conquer the spread with two catches. fnNBRS 90 , RAMS 10. PITI SBUROB («6) AT CLEVELAND This game h o lost some of It's magic o Cleveland prepares to become Baltimore. The Steelers have rallied behind BUI Cowher, and are poised for a playoff run. The Brownies have finally gone back go VUiny, and tt wtft help. This move alone, has made tt impossible for me to be 100% certain of the outcome. I'm Still 99% sure. 116. I (-0) AT HOUSTON Elway and crew head to Houston for w hat could be the beat m atchup of the week. Houston's defense Is tough, and thla team thinks they can win. Denver, who I thtnk can reach the Super Bowl, needs this game. Houston gave the Chiefs s run, and 1 think they can do the same to the Broncos. In Elway's special way. he'll pull It out in the fourth quarter. Another heartbreaker for Oilers Tans. BRONCOS 09. HOUSTON IT . ATLANTA (-6) AT ARIZONA This game ts an early Christm as present from Vegas. Arizona stinks. Atlanta doesn't. Jeff Oeorge will have a field day In this desert blowout. Buddy Ryan Is a big, ugly, embarrassing Joke. FALCONS 9 6 . CARPtW LSlO. SEATTLE (-6) V6 NEW TORR The Seahawka have won three In a row and think they can make It into the Kingdome for a game they probably don't want to play. My uncle w on't want to m iss thla one as Mirer and Oalloway w tnbtg.BBA H A W BBtl, JETS t t . NSW ORLEANS (*•) VS CAROLINA The Saints have to win four straight to make the playoffs. I'm not sure they will win again this season. The Panthers come to the Superdome with a genuine chance at making It to postseason play. Take the points and run. don't walk, to the bank. PAMTHSItB 20. SADRS IS . OAKLAND (-2) AT BAN DIBOO Thla will be a great game for Monday Night. San Diego has collapsed after last years Cinderel­ la season. If they have any hopes of redemption thev need thla game. Oakland looked flat against Dallas, but should rebound as they travel to Jack Murphy Stadium. In a defensive battle, Oakland squeaks It out. RAIDER! 17.CHAROERB 19. Every week 1 Issue what I consider to be the best pick against the spread In the schedule. This ts the game that after research and contempla­ tion. I feel moat confident about releasing as my Seattle (-6) ts In a position to become playoff contenders, while the Jets are hoping the season ends early. The Seahawka. In an absolute blowout, will bring my LOCK record to 12-2. Good tuck this week, and forget about stacking the firewood Sunday, technology has given pa the heater, we're obligated to use It. Gun, hunting seasons opening 14 i — Pat Johnson. 631: Linda Stafford, 622; Jay Norris. 619. Os m s — Johnson, 2B5t Stafford. 233; Norris. 228i Dottle Roberts on. 221. N O T W M I I S artos — BU Sinnott. 006: Pat Johnson. 506: Nancy Norris, 555: AUlson Johnson. 311. O a m — Pat Johnson, 216; Norris, 216: Sinnott. 215; Allison Johnson. 200. — Joshua MeNeal. 531: Jeff Shields. 500. « M W «> »—McNeal. 206: Justin Duke. 200. I C T T .T O trn i TRAVEL LBAOUB 14 Hughes. 565: Robert U .) Taylor, 506. — Allman, 276; Johnson. 270: Eddie Sciako, 247: Eva Jackson, 234: Mike Taylor. 232: Nancy Tlougan. 222: Sue Rosen, 202. NOVBMBBK1I Serie s — Pat Johnson, 710; Curtis Scaibro, 606: Kathy Beny. 619: Pat Kaiser. 572. G am s — Scarbro, 257: Johnson. 254: Nancy Tlougan, 249: Sue Rosen. 220. 14 — Mike Vlshnesky, 540: Elmer Stufftet, 509; Colin Sayer, 506. O a m - Stufflet, 232: Vlahnooky. 206. R O V SH M R Sl B a r its — Mike V lshnesky, 556; Doe Dougherty, 517. Johnson, 551: Melissa Mike Ritter. 221: Marshall Oatsey, 2 0 0 . SCRATCH TRIO LBAOUB ■aris e (four gasses) — Pat Johnson, 990: newm an. : Larry Ortggs, 063: Don n le B enevento, O o rm an S r., 6 6 1 ; D onnie 647tRoger Warlock. 636: Ron Allman. 936: Rhonda Kennedy. 759: Wendy Oorman. 636. O hm s - Johnson. 266. 256. 257. 217: Newman. 285.256: Warlock. 257: Alman. 252; Don Oorman 8r^ 2 4 4 R ^ n ^ Oorman. 203. M t m ls d ic i U s w h s i i l S S t t L f S £ . 699: Jam es Ortggs. 694: Nick Newman. 643: Ron Allman. 042: Debbie Newman. 730: Rhonda Kennedy. 728. f la m — Moyer, 267: Ortggs. 964: Don Oorm an S r.. 246. 245. 2627 246: Andy Doertng, 246: Allman. 247: Debbie Newma. 214: Kennedy. 9 0 6 .____ FRIDAY WTB SPECIAL S e rie s — Bert RummeL 568: Tom Voss. 568; Michael Holliday. 286. O a m — Leonard Lamb, 234: Voss. 212. 906: Holliday. 906; Rummel, 206, 201: John A rm our.903. ■ arise — Michel Holliday. 652: "B" Charlie Brawn. 543: Tom Voss. 531: Denise Hilbert. i — Holliday. 222. 222. 906: Voaa, 222: Brown. 903: Hilbert. 900. HOTBi Hubert first ever 200 game. I LBAOUB 114 — Pat Johnson, 722; Ron Allman, 696: Mike Taylor, 626: Scott FerreU. 603; Kathy Berry, 593: Penny Smith. 570. I—Oates, 226: Benton. 202. — Mike Vlshnesky. 552: Myron Oates, 543. l — Vfc S e rie s — Jam es O rlggs, 602: Oregg Murphy, 6 7 1: Don CUfton. 627: A1 Stimac. 6167 Oam a — Murphy. 245, 222; Ortggs, 237, 220; Jim Evans. 235: Randy Simpson. 227: Chris Williamson. 296: Stan Kmltt. 225. (4 flam es) — Bruce Tilly. 962: Don 03lT Tom Dale, 019: Nick Newman, — Dale, 250: Tilley. 257: Csnlglla, 257: Newman. 256. Se rie s — Ralph Btoitenpohl, 611: Ron Allman, 600: Nancy Swain. 514. I — Mike Davis. 236; BU) Hoffman. 235. • a ris e — Ron Allman, 757: Pat Johnson, 756, 666: Mike Taylor. 656: Matt Johnson, 652: Nick Newman. 646: Dick Potent. 636: Bennie Legg, 637: Ron Van O dder, 626. Oam e — Allman, 296: Taylor. 269: Pat Johnson. 277. 241: Van Oelder. 245: Matt Johnson, 244: Jeff Picks, 236: Newman. 234. S eries — Ron Allman, 660; Nick Newman, 634; Pat Johnson. 633: Bennie Legg. 621. O am e — Oeorge Lasher. 235; Allman. 233: Edflaultcr, 220; Johnson, 225. B0TB6i Allman 11 strikes In a row: Taylor 10 strikes In a row. 661. — Steve J a m tt, 575: Marc Vlret, —J a m tt, 203; Viret. 201. Blake leads Bengals into J- Ville SSB B S 5 •o o k w K a T ■msisM iimi JACKSONVILLE — These are not good tim es for the Shuts family. In 'M Ia m l. D on B h u la 's ?»** * » the Cl n rtmiaH Bings la, coached by m u David, a n coming ofT a i to Pittsburgh in w. nn l% * the second .. V eah. that was s tough loss, 9 tw ft would share w hat they had discussed th is week 1 th e Dolphins were routed 44-20 by San Frandaco on Monday night - the younger Shula replied succinctly. "No." ™ tore a Jen make, who are now ISSTS rather the ---------.t T t the - ■ —S wwa W€U enero dnUacry. _ fK^ r u v n in b row — m auam g iam "We've lost a lot of players. but I think that every team In the league goes through a tittle period Uke thla every year," said Steve Betwrtda. at quarterback with , t i “>ji11 suf­ fering from a tom hametrtng. "This might b e a t * * w heres ^ might have a little advantage. They have guys stepping In who know the system and have had expertcnee playing * the system befo— •• B euerte* rnntlnund Here. when a Jeff * * • down, how do you replace him? Nobody lm pU ytd for him a 4 M I h h a t . "T hat was a big wash far ua. tt* biggest game around hare to a toagTlang time, We played very weft for 35 —tm n tt and very poorly for or us 25 m lnutss. Unfortunately, those : at the end. week point rvmvmtton * the Anal minute - but four key starters are not expected to play because of Usuries. Heading tiroom g the to t injury list ust are quarterback Mark Brunetl. the te a m 's leading p a s s e r AND rusher, and end M T I sgrm sn. Fortunately for the Jagum s, th e y do h av e p la y e rs lik e Beuerte*. an eight-year veteran. and Paul Fraae. who has played seven years y ean in the uw NFL and will try to fUl Lagem an'sbtg shore. "Paul has played a im * this league." said Lasem aa. hobbled » _____ _ Oenerml gun, turkey, and duck h u n tin g seaso n s open th is month. Oenerml gun season ts Novem­ ber 11-January 21 in the Central Zone and November 23-26 and December 9-Pebruary 14 in the Northwest Zone. During general gun season, hunters may take antlered deer (minimum 5-tnch antler), wild hogs and small game. Bag limits are; P ost - two per day; wlldhoga. Wild hags — one per day where hogs are classified aa legal game i— 12 per day. — two per day (n o tk g jd U ) take on wildlife Hendry. Palm Beach. Monroe.* Cottier. Broward or Dade coun­ ties). O naU— 12 per day. Deer may not be taken with rimffre firearms, mussieloodero of leas than 90 gauge or .40 caliber, crossbo w or bows with leas than 33-pound draw weight, or arrows with leas than two sharpened steel edges a t least 7/0-tnch wide. Fall turkey season runs No­ vember 11-January 7 * the Central and South som a and November 23-20 and December ■ January 14 * the Northwest Zone. Bearded turkeys or gob­ blers only may be taken. The dally Umtt ts one. season limmtt two and pa n r Minn limit two. Hunters may use all firearms. Including boa mt It»l»l««ill.i| guns. and handguns. Hunt! w ith dogs, shooting turkeys while they are on the roost and baiting turkeys are prohibited. Duke and coot season runs statewide November 22-96 and D ecem b er 7 -Ja n u a ry 2 0. one-half tn local take*. Lunker action will gradually Improve through March, with the best fishing taking place around full moon periods. elude shotguns not larger than to-gaug plugged to a three-shell 10-gauge capacity ,___ # with a one-piece filler which itc h c a n n o t be rem oved without disassembling the gun. long and compound ^bowa and snow s, falconry, dogs, artificial C a p t a in J a c k a t F s r l C anaveral has little to report * the way of offshore action due to high seas. Expect fair action with king mackerel, wahoo and a few dolphin on the good days. Inside the B ari, aheepehead and flounder are providing reliable action. Trout and redfish have been spotty tn the I Huge winter flounder are be­ ginning to m ake their final btracaOs. The u seo fK ad sh o tts annual appearance i t B flbaa U aa la la t Flounder to the 3*3 prohibited. pound range are In now. and the giant doormats will appear In hunt- D e c e m b e r. F in g e r m u lle t bounced slowly across the bot­ _______________ their walking and “rwurtng to before and after tom are the top baits. Snook and th e h unting season. Hum an redfish are also hitting, along with small blueflah and ladyfiah. Sheepahead and drum are the that wtll rauar deer to abandon the area for an indefinite period top news at Sanaa la la t, and live or dead shrim p are the top of time. baits. A few redfish are roaming in and out. and flounder are are still hard to locate In taking finger mullet on the south the river due to high water side of the aan th Je ttie s. Trout lev els. S h in e rs a n a p la stic and redfish are rated as good In i are producing fair results 1H I S W l I K S l I S H I N f . » ( ) HI C A S T ■ * * * ■ ii □ □ □ □ □ c □ ■ □ □ ■ □ 0 1 I I D C n d ■ □ □ □ J u Hunters may u k e a dally bag Umtt of fhre ducks. The five-duck limit may consist of no more than one mallard, ooe duck, one mottled duck (F lorida duck), one fulvous whistling duck, one pintail, canvasback, two redheads, two wood ducks. All oother th er species of duck (except Iharlequin ducks) may be taken up up to the five-duck daily limit. Duck hunters also may fake ftve mergansers, only ooe of w h ic h m a y b e a h o o d e d merganser. The bag Umtt far coots la 18 per day. Taking or nHffWptln| to brants fletaa nr harirnuin duck la mohtbttrd * hunting m ethods Ml* □ □ □ □ □ □ □ c □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ c □ c c □ □ c c □ □ □ □ n □ u u □ n ♦ S -S w * W P — c □ c □ □ «tW ■ n ■n □ ■ ■■ □■ ■a □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ E □ □ □ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ a □ a ■ G ■ I ■ ■ ■ I ■ B O i ■ »> -• »— HWkKPi t»0»M ** Hawksfour of 11 far 22 yards "Thais why they're No. 9 In the state." BtacegUa added. "We couldn't their defensive hunt." The Saints wtll advance to the where**they wlU play U Winter Park, which beat East Lake 26-14 Friday wr ^W erc lust aotou to take it one game at a time. 8 andalwood Read Coach Bob WU Withrow said. "And fa: that takes And w ell see bow far M ete I V. Cw sv » » , I S - f r a * * in m U U s n M I kkfc) U M r « Ml Im M I O tta w a * * I I. S - FranklM M r ^ k t t M U W ) Pint n annum is. iumw r*r, LM u r S i lI Q S - la ta Ham ^ lia .n < la n S a lm a i.a w m s a * M l-«4 s r ascsiVM W - la*a MamU. VaM* IS. Cawar I a. tartar l-fc ISO- �4 8 - Sxnford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26. 1995 P e o p le Dancers win titles; DAR studies genealogy C ongratulations an* In order to two local dancers who won title honors In the recent Mins Dance of Central Florida contest along w ith se v e ra l o th e r ta le n te d dancers who were rrcognlrcd. Natalie Weld, 16. won the prestigious title of "Miss Dance of Central Florida In Daytona Bench In scholarship comptctltlon sponsored by Plant City C hildren's Theatre. Natalie Is has reigned ns Miss Rising S tar of Florida. Little Miss Manatee J r. and Miss Mnnatec. T h e ta le n te d d a u g h te r of Valerie and George Weld. Natalie wowed the Judges and audience with her tap dance Interpreta­ tion of "S o m eth in g 's Got to Give" with F rank S inatra doing th e vocals. Ite r o u ts ta n d in g c u sto m -m a d e tu rq u o is e a n d w hite costum e, detailed with Austrlnn crystals, added to the charm of the spirited dance. The title "Petite Miss Dance or C entral Florida," w as won by petite Lacy Nobles, daughter of Fonda and Randy Nobles. The 10-year-old ballerina performed a ballet piece entitled. "G avotte" to capture the title which is proclaim ed os difficult to attain. Lacy Is a former Little Miss Manatee and can be seen In Wait Disney W orld's 1995 Very Merry C hristm as Show. T h re e o th e r d a n c e rs from Simon SDITOR DORIS DIETRICH Miriam and Valeric's School of dance Arts entered the scholar­ ship com petition. Caltlln Valen­ t i n e , 9, w as n a m e d first runner-up In the Petite Division an d dancers V anessa Heaton an d Angelo B aragona placed within the Top Ten In th e teen division. DAR •neouray«d to preserve records G uest speaker of the Novem­ b er m eeting of the Salllc H ar­ rison C hapter. D aughters of the Am erican Revolution, held at the Sanford M useum, w as Mary Lou J a m e s of Mt. Dora, national chairm an of Genealogical Rec­ ords. She has an Im pressive background as Florida state h is­ torian and h as Attended Na­ tional C ontinental C ongress In W ashington D.C. each year since being a DAR m em ber, according to Virginia Powell. School ol Danes Aria dancers bringing boms the trophies Miss Dance of Central Florida competition at Daytona Beach are (back row, from left): Angela Baragona, Natalie Weld, Vanessa Heaton, Caltlln Valentine and Lacy Nobles. Virginia Mlkler, regent of the Bailie the American Revolution of Sanford James, who spoke on geneaology, historian, looks on. Members were encouraged to collect unpublished records found In the county court house commended and records must be indexed. Prior to the business meeting. — marriage, wills, births, deaths from newspapers and from Bible records. Acid free paper Is re- Leigh Ann DeVane, HUlhaven Health Care activity director. □ D U t r i c h , Page Gold Medal winner at 70 H d S K a tie First of all. Katie Moncrlef does not look like she could even be close to 70 years old. If you want to look as If you found the "Fountain of Youth." maybe canoeing Is the answer. Of just maybe the"Fountaln of Youth"ls nestled somewhere along the Little Weklva River where you'll find Katie at the famous Katie's Weklva River Landing. Katie Moncrier Is this year's winner of the Gold Medal in the Sprint Canoe Race of the Golden Age Games. Katie has been canoeing since she waa a child and has lived on the water ever since she can remember: "I have to be near the water to live." she says, "It's my lire." Many years ago, Katie and her husband, a professor at Seminole Communi­ ty College, purchased a little fish comp and assumed they would hire people to run it: ft didn't work out and as Katie assumed proprietorship. Katies Landing evolved. Katie's Weklva River Landing Is located Just five miles west of Nikki Hinkle making a yam doll. 1-4 on State Route 46 and turn right on Weklva Park Drive and travel one mile to the entrance to the Landing and Florida's most beautiful n atu ral w aterw ay. Katie's Landing ofTers a Tull service RV resort. Log Cabin rentals, and 55 Urge, full hook up sites that boast an umbrella es, Cypress along the ge, the Live Oak pro­ water'i viding shade and the palmetto to remind you that you are In Florida. Canoe trip* and hourly Friday, Nov. 17 waa Colonial canoe rentals. Tenting, Fishing Day In the second grade classes for Bream , Spec and Large at Lake Mary Elementary. The L A K I M ARY Mouth Bass, bait and tackle and children had been learning Licenses, a well slocked country about the Mayflower, the Pil­ store, and boat and canoe laun­ grims and Ihc first Thanksgiving ching are also offered. Modem for several weeks. Friday was M ARY conveniences such as a full their chance lo learn what life R OW ELL service laundry add lo the com­ was like, to a small extent, during that time. Some of (he fort and enjoyment of outdoor teachers and the students even living and visiting. A recreation hall provides TV, pot luck sup­ dressed for the occasion. When children In Colonial Dickinson's room. They got to pers. bingo and exercise classes. tim e s w an ted a to y . th ey make a second toy. With th is' The outdoor entertainm ent of­ couldn't go to a toy store, they or toy, you use a cup to catch a fers 400 feet of river’s edge providing a panormalc view of their parents made the toy. Each wooden bead. Clothing was also something the wild life, such as otter, deer, second g rad er got to v isit Storm er's Yam Doll shop and th at everyone had to make heron and ibis, as well as the m ake a y arn doll. In Lois □ canoeists and boaters. Class steps back to the eerly Colonial Days A f V a i Katto Monertof, 70, to • OoM Mttfal wkmar In Ito OnMan A f t Qren i. scheduled trips that include pick This includes the lower basin up service beginning and ending and ergoys the scenic and wild your idownstream canoe runs at d e s ig n a tio n , n a rro w w ith LO M O W OOO Katie' tile's. The nine mile Little overhanging trees and to State Weklva River Run canoe trip is owned and protected. The Blue Springs Run la 13 the favorite of most as Katie's Is the only access to this primitive miles long and especially desig­ 8H AY Lltte Weklva. a narrow fast n a te d for th e ex p erien ced f r * * 4 K O EG EL running picturesque river. The canoeist as the waterways on the last five miles are on (he Weklva. St. John’s will be shared with and many (stands, which la motorboat traffic. The trip con­ w ider and m ore traffick ed . cludes at the park famous n r the There Is no more pristine Paddling Ume for this Journey is "wintering" manatees. Paddling lime is five to six hours and ia waterways in the State of Florida four to five hours. The Rock Springs Run Is a recom m ended on w eekdays than the Weklva River, nor are there more environmental des­ 19-mtk run that deports Rock only. As Katie discusses the Land­ ignations for protection any­ Springs and runs nine and one where in the State of Florida half miles down Rock Springs ing and the various canoe trips. i th e which la why it Is the most Run and nine and and one half th e tre e s, th e flsh‘ lnng. pleasurable for the canoeists. on the W eklva. This is an wildlife, the floweri. the sky. the From Katie's, you can eqjoy an e x c e lle n t trip to do som e water, you can feel her love of hour or a day of paddling the primitive overnight camping as nature and how fortunate she is Weklva River. Viewing the wild paddling time Is six to eight to be able to be here dally. v v im w v Several tim es we were Intercritters, the birds and the fauna hours. The St. Johns River Run is raped by the ringing of the and Oorm that has not changed in Katie 1000 years Is an expertece not from Katie’s Landing to Em­ telephone, only to hear „ I?** ig up. iAlter likely to be forgotten. In addition m anuel Landing and is Ihe a few words and hang shortest of all at six miles, at two about the fifth time, the teleto your own scheduled trips. Katie also provides four different to three hours of paddling Ume. □ I sh ssv w w m v h i Petty officer welcomed home after 20 years in the Navy Nogina and C harias W tstey (coupta at toft) ara aurroundad by th ak family al ratkam anf party. "W elcome hom e" waa the greetings of the family, friends who joined others at the re­ tire m e n t b a n q u e t Nov. 18 honoring First Class Petty Officer Charles Wesley eho is retiring after 30 years of service In Ihc United States Navy. Trib­ utes of Welcome Home and congradulatlons waa heard from his friends and family. The Rev. Benjamin Adams w as to astm aster of th e occasaion. Invocation was given by the Rev. Carl Redmond. Durretl Higgins, brother of the honor guest, gave wonts of welcome and shared ihe ocaaakm of Ihc honor bring bestowed upon Wesley. The appropriate opening aefecion. “Battle Hymn of the Re­ public." was sung by his sister S h a rro n R iggins who p an lomlned “We shall behold him ." MARVA HAWKINS and "Your grace and mercy. Nieces and nephews biended th e ir voices in th e m usical selection to honor unde d ia rie s as they sang "Oh Mary Don't You Weep," all lor sharing their love. The speaker for the evening w as com m issioner Sgt. Leo Jones. Retired United States Air Force. His message reminded Ihe audience Phllippians 4:13 stales that one should step out on faith, because one can do all th in g a th ro u g h God w hose strengthens you. Truly Jesus is ihe best thing that ever hap­ pened to him. Family tribute was given by s ls tc i: J o y c e R ig g in s w ho expressed the love and adm inlion for th eir older brother Chariea. Out-o-ftown guests attending were C harles Navy buddies from Charleston. B. C. F irs t C lass P e tty O fficer C harles Wesley served as a h o s p ita l c o rp a m a n a n d phychlatrtc technician. His career of 30 years in ihe Navy began when he enlisted Nov. 3. 1975 in Los Angeles. The lour of duly carried him to bases in O rla n d o , J a c k s o n v e tle . H ouston. V irgins. M aryland. Puertto Rico, and Charleston. Wesley has retrieved many �Sanford Herald, Banford, Florida - 8unday, Novambar 26. 199S - EN G A G EM EN TS Juke C. H K*h < and Om M A. Blaok Jr. McKeand-Black Sheri and Dale McKeand, 114 C a n d le w lc k C irc le , Panama City, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Julie Cnriatlne. to David An* thony Black J r., aon of Pat and Tony Black, 133 Aldean Drive, Sanford. The bride-elect, born Ih B ellflo w er, C a lif., la th e m atrn al g ran d d au g h ter of Lillie and M.C. Pippin. Panama on Dec. 16 with a m aster's degree In special education. She la employed aa a student teacher. Her fiance, bom In Searcy, Ark., la the maternal grandson of Melba and Arthur Baker. Valdosta, Oa., and the paternal of Ethel and Leon ck. also of Valdosta. Black la a 1992 graduate of Seminole High School. San­ ford. where he played saxaphonc In the band, waa a d ru m m a jo r, an d w aa a member of Destiny. Tribe and IP*? Beta. He will graduate from Harding University. Searcy. Ark.. In May 1997 where he Is a member of Knight's Social Club, sings with Belles and and ip lays In the Jazz Band. - The w edding will be an event of Dec. 10. at 6 p.m.. at J e n k a A venue C hurch of Christ, Panama City. ssugr'&'fis'ss g r-jia j N orm an M cK eand, B uena Park. Calif. Me. McKeand la a 1M1 g ra d u a te o f A. C raw ford Motley High School, Panama City, w hen aha was a member '.N a tio n a l Honor Society, Readers sound off on prayer in school DEAR ABBY: To continue the argum ent concerning prayer in school, and the actions of a school district in firing a principal who vio­ lated a rule banning it: I believe the principal should, indeed, have been disciplined, in whatever manner the superintendent end school board sew fit. Not for calling for school prayer per ee, but for violating a school ordinance and, in this case, a federal law. Aa for prayer in whool, I should like to me a fow minutes set aside for silent prayer. The word “silent" is important because prayers recit­ ed aloud ara sure to offend some member!s I of the class whose reli­ gions call for a different kind of prayer from the one being recited. when there is silent prayer, the pupil-may or may not pray, ■> he or aho chooses, but has the option of praying without offending anyone ana with great satisfaction to him or heraeif—and, 1 would venture to ■u n i . the Lord, as well. CAROLINE K. IN LOB ANGELES DRAB CABOUNBt I received Dietrich C ontinued from Page 4B showed a video on the Santa C laus Ho Ho Hot Line, on activity In which residents have p articip a ted an n u ally since 1981. Volunteers have been re­ quested from Dec. 11 thru Dec. 23 and may contact Leigh Ann at 322-8568. Virginia Mlkler. regent, pre­ sided over the business meeting. The Constitution Minute was presented by Lourine Messenger and the P resident G eneral's message was brought by Pat Fox. The N ational D efense Message by Grace Stlnedpher mentioned 21 states have now p assed th e reso lu tio n th a t English be m ade the offlcal language of the United States. Florida passed the resolution with 84%. Cathy Wiley, regis­ trar. Introduced Joyce Brooks and Margaret Wesley as pro­ spective members. Welcomed as new members were V ann De­ cker. Betty Bridgewater and Pat Elliott. Vice Regent Heidi Halnci an­ nounced the Salvation Army Is looking for volunteers to man the Christm as kettles. Sallle Harrison Christm as meeting will be held Saturday. Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. at the Rose Cottage Tea Room with a program presented by the Ft. Mellon Society CAR. The telephone committee will call for reservations. L ibrarian G race Parka an ­ nounced the book “A History of Altamonte Springs" has been donated to the DAR Library co llectio n , O range C ounty. Americanism Chairman Pat Fox was asked to order 200 of the manuals for Citizenship so they could be presented to new citi­ zens at the next Naturalization Ceremony. Libby Boyd, senior recording secretary of Ft. Mellon Society CAR reported nine members and guests met at the Birds of Prey Center for a tour and short business meeting. Following refreshm ents pro­ vided by hostesses Maureene Bravo and Heidi Haines, the benediction waa given by chap­ lain Esther Anderson. B a llo t G u ild BOOM Speaking of dancers, the 38 danceera forming the 1995*96 Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole re c e n tly g a th e re d a t Lake Monroe Inn for a luncheon. It waa a time for socializing when the parents were Introduced by Miriam Ooktor (left) and Valerie WaM (right) wtth Guild b I ierriord Semlnol* the dancers. Also introduced w ere th e a rtis tic d irecto rs, Miriam Doktor and Valerie Weld. During the afternoon. Shirley Barbour waa peaented a Certifi­ cate of Appreciation for holding a Halloween fund-ralaer. "Boo Bash” at her home during the past four years. Board member Bob Valentine made the pres­ entation. The dancers are rehearsing for the 28th annual performance. "Mother Oooee Breaks Looee„.A Rock 'n Roll Fairy Tale." set March 9. at the Sanford Civic Center. The show promises to sh o w casae so m e th in g lik e you've never seen before. More on this later. eSOhMTBBbOIlt dying St. Johns Rtvor The Epsilon Sigma Omtcron Chapter, a reading society of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, held the November meet­ ing at the Loch Arbor home of E lisa b e th Boyd w ith F ran Morion assisting aa co-hostess. E ighteen m em bers o f the chapter sat spellbound aa Ruth Lee, representing Friends of the St. Johns, spoke on the de­ plorable condition of the onceenvironm entally sound river, Ruth gave the background of the r iv e r , fro m th e b u s tlin g waterway to Interior Florida to Its present decaying condition. The dying river’s pollution la traced to developm ent and crowding. Among the suggestions to help restore the river are to halt development and curtail boaters' activities. The speaker distrib­ uted booklets and brochures to the members. The hostesses served a variety of refreahmanta on the beautiful Bob Valentine (right), a member of Ballot Guild of Sanford-Bemlnota Board of Diraotora, present* a certificate of appreciation to Bhlrtay Barbour for bar tfforta In a fund-raiser, 'Boo Ba*h," for the past four year*. veranda of the Boyd home. BSP Chapter holds Holiday Ghrotway wongratuiflnont Preceptor Theta Nu Chapter of If you should see Roaanne and Beta Sigma Phi has adopted Safehouae of Seminole for Its Roy Ramsey sporting around project this year with Brenda town In a new Mercedes, con­ Carey and Myriam G arrett as gratulate them because they chairm an. Last Saturday, sever­ deserve the luxury vehicle. It's al member* were outside Pub)lx their gift to themselves on their In S a n fo rd fo r a H o lid ay 40th wedding anniversary. nappy DtrwKiay chapter. Charlotte Blades and C Libby Gordon seemed to be having a good time helping at the charityrlieneflt. The drawing was held that night and the winner was Frank Anderson, according to Brenda Carey, chapter treasurer. The One of S an fo rd 's favorite ladles. Jean Leonard, will cele­ brate her birthday Nov. 39. Jean haa been a ta d u n d er th e weather for a long time and it'a hard for her to get out due to a pulm onary condition. Extend her birthday greetings, but moat of all, wish her well. Rowell d u rin g C olonial tim es. The school couldn't get a loom. They made a bracelet using Unger weaving. Some of the children turned the bracelets Into belts for their yam dolls. Ink pens were not available during Colonial times, so the second graders got to write with the Instrum ent of the day. quills. The children used trim m ed turkey feath ers and diluted purple paint to write their name and draw pictures. Decorations were usually homemade too, ao the students made decorations with aluminum pie pens. In Colonial days, they would have been made with tin. All the students had a great day. But some of them couldn.t quite leave the 30th century b eh in d . S ev eral boya w ere o v e rh e a rd p la y in g P o w er Rangers with their yam dolls between Uttie Wkw pfm lf BB DOW book lift* The Magic AtUc la a piece where four young girls find a magic m irror that can transport them to different pieces and times. The Magic Attic Club by Georgetown Collection, la a new line of hook* and dolls th at arc their debut thte month. Little Wing Books in Lake Maty a party to celebrate the e l gang trioon tholaw o cen ts cau g h t la Ike cro ssfire. B ut It dories logic to conclude th a t th e solution to th is com ­ plex social problem la aa simple ae e m om ent o f p ra y e r In tion. The dolls are 18 Inches tall and vinyl. Many will notice the similarity to the American Olri Dolls put out by Pleaaent Com­ available at Little Wing. Several children attended the pany. The biggest difference la party where they dressed In the price, Magic Attic Dolls are costum es not ttnll” those found about 023 least and the marketAmerican Olri Books are not in the book aeries. The party was i huge success. After all, playing dress-up la a big deal to the under 10 crowd. The girls en­ Ml joyed cookies and punch. They The first annual Seminole Fami­ also got a chance to make ly YMCA Paddling Festival was a princess hats while portions of h it. A bout 30 people took one of the Magic Attic hooka advantage of the free bike trail were read to them. ride m t up by Lake Mary Cycles. Although none of the doUe And about 100 people ( were available for dlaptay. the out to race on the w ektva glrie did gat a look a t a picture * Katie's Wektva River the doUs. with fkvoraM* rat inwOMBjf nomma IM festival. Them was i for everyone to eWoy. id the i _ ,jto .« n d l________________ T hen were outdoor equipment dfoplays and kayak demonetraIn O verall Individual, the Men's Mastera wee won by Carl P a u la e n a n d th e S e n io r W om ens's w inner was Ruth Marwlta. In the team s division, C arl P a u lse n a n d R an d all B rogdon w on th e P eb b les (aduh/chlld) < In conclusion! IF th e princi­ pal about whom Mr, Buchanan w rote b ad allow ed a m om ent h r all to offer a silent prayer, Pd have bad no ooaudalntt how­ ever, foe atlll would have violat­ ed a federal low. *• • DEAR ABBY: 1 am u lB-yrer-old male sophomore with mid-length h a ir th a t goes every way except where I want it to go. I wet it down and carry a comb, but it dries and curia again within the hour. I haw long since given up on the idea of growing long hair. But the moat aggravating part of my problem Is my m other. She comes up to me. reaches way up (I’m 8 foot 2 and ahe'a fi foot li, grubs u wud of curls and calls me "Curly Top " I have told her it dri­ New Magic Attte C k * fane In < at LRUs Wing techs. ves me nuts and asked her to stop, hut she won't. Mothers should leave their kids' hair alone ns long us it doesn't look T he clooalng sin g rem ark s and like a bird's nest. Page4B IX)NT MUSH WITH ME awards during his lour. National works of thanks for the grand DEAR ABBY: I was appalled by the answ er you gavo Gary Buchanan of Monaon, Mass., con­ cerning the achool principal who wee fired for allowing prayer in school. You said you sided with the board ofeducation I thought you were a dlixen con­ cerned with gang violence and all of its innocent victims. Mr. Buchanan didn't stipulute w hat type of prayer should be allowed. Perhaps the principal allowed for a moment of silence for all to pray as they saw lit or nut to pray, if that waa their preference. DEAR DON’T MUSB WITH Not bothering to find out, you arbi­ trarily aided with the school board. MB) A session with a kairetyiUt Shame an you, Afaby. I thought you m ig h t h elp you lam e y o u r were more objective than th at. u u ru ly c u rie , And th e re a re Prayer ie preferable to guns end p ro d u cts on th e m ark et tb n t can h elp co n tro l your h a ir — knives, any wgy you look at it! This will probably never make but, alas, not your mother. your column, but at least I hope you ara aware of the poor taste you far • parauaai, unpublished CHARLeBOOUE, reply, toad g *att-*ddre**#d, LOYAL TACOMA READER ^l^iml^ip^i ft Abby, W . Bet m g , L n fcwoiot, DRAB CMABi I ana think of Calif. MMB. AM nca no ene in Ifoia aeaa iry whe to balance of the funds collected will be donated to 8afehouse. Hawkins defense Ribbon. Expert Ptatol. Good Conduct from Navy Marine Corps. Meritorious unit Com­ m e n d atio n for O p eratio n s. O v e rse a s S e rv ic e R ib b o n . Granada Invasion. Desert Storm. Wesley and his lovely wife Regina will make their home In the Sanford-Orlando area. They are the proud parents of Ronice Daniels. Virginia Beach. Private 2nd das* . Jerm aine Jackson, Th. Lewis. Washing­ ton. Darriua, Tallahassee, An­ thony. Khalin of Sanford, and nine lovely grandchildren. evening was given by Ruthia R. Hester, mother of the honorec. hr «ur) Merritt, and this meditative serv Ice has been sponsored at time yearly. The award presenter for the ocaeston waa M argaret (Peg) Richards. Peg lOSyeoraoid, was the winner a t the — races d u rin g O olden Age O am es. Sponsors for th e Paddling Festival Included Lake Mary Cycles. the Waster Shack, Travel Country Outdoors, Cafe Jack's, The T House. The Health Store In Lake Maty, the Bustle Out­ door Shop. Katie's Wektva River L an d in g , M ohaw k C an o es, PubUx. Wells Electronics ZepkyriUUa, A untee K atie R. Burke pul together his grand nw," tnn of h a p p in e ss w here love waa shared by all who respect , love and appreciate Mr. Mitchell Tbe music for the evening was entertainm ent by the Jasz aet of George Myles sa d round* of P et Jay Mean Gene. Tbi# birthday Family. Friends, A nnual H arvest M editation wished a Happy Birthday to S e r v ic e a t tb e B t. P a u l Bernard D. Mitchell aa they sd hhTf evening for Miaalonaray Baptist Church, will 45th birthday 4fl be held this evening at BiOO p.m. Choir No. One will present T he held at the *ll[* Lodge where he d Ruler < o f Celery DrtVB B C hristian S lngera"and "T he ity Lodge *543. Young Performers of TgMrt Arts, ctr lile children Terms, Bernard Episcopal Church, Attamonta In c . M rs. P a tric ia M e rritt J r ., slat* re B andra G aines, Sp ri n g* S p e c i a l C hu rc h Whatley It director, of Thanksgiving Is the child of the late Julia C �TT - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26, 1995 " r r |SUNDAY'S TELEVISION Hobbyist of tho Waek 6 00 B 3 0 | 9 0 0 1 9 3 0 1 10 0 0 [ 10 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 11 3 0 1 6 30 7 0 0 | 7 .3 0 1 BOO MaatthgFrtt! 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' " IV 'ia " RilCn* ICc***n 1JUITE55 _ - ____ igicrfcr =S1 m a s s sisferfc s i ■■M R M M N ttlt Sy lyim AI nAaaa DIaAm Aa m ajmiImaI aaIIaa4ao AaIAa ■ |L*n AaImi ajmiImbI ayi Aa§ N|ma|l|AAf w iu u v u v n i v i W u i , i t ^ u i n v i w v ip v v i« f| v m i v i i s m ifT i m j M fV m v i s n n s i m v w w w v * A live squirrel is ‘the pet’ in collection of over 300 Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Clodene Rich­ ards has been nuts about squir­ rels for over 16 years. Her collection has grown through the years to over 300 furry rodents. She Is found outside her San­ ford home regularly replenishing the corn supply for neighboring squirrels,i. She has names for all those that frequent her property. Her passion for the wiry-haired babies came from a story In "T h e New W inston P rim er Book." The story was about a boy and his goat. According to Richards the boy was upset because he didn’t want to go home and leave his goat. Later In the text a small squirrel came to talk to the boy and the squirrel then sympathised with his plight and began to also mourn. "I felt so sorry for the squirrel." she said. "I guess-It was after reading that story that I really fell for them ." Her most recent four-legged friend Is a three-week old baby named Susie. Her friend. Harriet Mixon of Lake Mary, gave Rich­ ards this little gem. Although a recent bout of pneumonia sent the newborn to Mixon's home for care and recuperation. Susie is now on the mend and loves to cuddle In her newly- found mommy's hands. "Sometimes she gets cold at night and I have to wrap her In a small blanket and put her next to m e." said Richards. "She still eats some of her food from an eye dropper. She's growing now and getting around much bet­ ter." Richards previously kept a squirrel she named Casey for over IB years. Before that time J J . Squirrel lived in the cosy Hawkins Expansion Drive "IKOWOJOL." on Sunday. Nov. 19, at 11:00 a.m. worship service was the hour of giving back to the Lord u a r t of that h e has given thee. The spirit was abundant In the worship service. Praises went up as the blessings came doom for all In atten d ai Brother Horace Orr presided as worship Leader. Throughout the services the spirit was at Its highest Desk. The music was presented by Bethels Choir No. One. srlth special worship In song by Sister Eloiae WilliamGeorge, the m blister of music at Bethel. The message of the hour was a dynamic message deliver­ ed by PMtor Dwayne Gaddis. C M t# m S ta r s h a f t s Sweet Harmony Chapter no. 388 Order of Eastern Star con­ tinue to care for those who are elderly and those who are dis­ advantaged. Giving thanks and sharing with others, were again th e o o je c t o f th e A n n u al home but he decided greener trees were In the picture so he opted for the great outdoors. From living room to bedroom Richards home boasts her love of the furry creatures. Squirrels from one quarter Inch to ten Inches sit proudly on shelves and furniture. Everything from suncatchers. cups, mugs, pins, lockets, bells, blocks, placem ats and cookie Jars all feature her beloved squirrel Image. Scrapbooks of greeting cards and pictures are filled with the outdoor glow and smiling little fur balls. The first of her collection was given In 1979 by her daughter. Susan. "It's a ceramic squirrel that sits on a log." she said, terns lor Many other Items for her collec­ tion have been given by her other daughter. Dianne, or her grandchildren. Jennifer. Jaaon, chary and Tiffany. Zachan Numerous ceramic pieces and stationary have been a treat from family and friends. One of her favorites and most recent was a gift from her secret slater at church. "She gave me a stu ffe d a q u lrre l h o ld in g a basket." said Richarda. "It had a Thanksgiving candle and was filled with nuts. When Suaie Is big enough she'll enjoy those." him with pumpkins and other fall things. Richards has been able to share her love of squirrels with her Sunday School class at the Sanford Church of Christ and with students from Pine Crest Elementary School during her time there as an assistant. She retired In 1993 after 21 years w ith th e S em inole C ounty School Board. She smiled as she shared a time when she purchased a large am ount of nuts. "I got the meat out of the nuts Tor my pet squirrel." she said. "Then I took the nuts to my students and we made turkeys out of them ." Picture frames with squirrels surrounding photos of loved ones, and teapots with cups of a sq u irrel's head and tail are displayed In her dining room. Three plastic lawn squirrels greet visitors to her home. A trip to the clothes line brings a bM of> nostalgia with a bird both sur­ rounded by a squirrel base. Holidays are a great time to decorate. Squirrels with pilgrim and Indian gear and Santa brighten the i Valentine, leprech and festive squirrels all add a bit of charm to all occasions. A aqulrrel wreath of tin punch art and straw made by her daugh­ Moot unusual In the pack was ter. Dianne, hangs by her front named as a wooden squirrel with door. A large puzzle assembled movable legs and a marble paper by R ich ard s h an g s In h er weight. A wooden squirrel letter A music box featuring the tiny h o ld e r w as a lso a u n iq u e creatures plays “Oh What a treasure. A lthough n am in g a ll th e BeautlfUl Morning." through the squirrels as her favorites, she s tilln e s s . E v en a h in t o f cited a nutcracker and various Charisma perfume from Avon Is ornam ents as the beat. "I do found In a squirrel decanter. She concluded by saying." I think my sweetest la one that has two squirrels decorating a lust love little bitty squirrels, /’re one of the best creatures tu rk ey ." she said. "T hey're ibyOod." decorating hanging on. They arei < Thanksgiving Meal shared with are welcome to attend. Donation the tenants of the Reddings to 910. Gardens Apartments, and din­ ners srere delivered to those who are home- bound. W orthy ini a p pa** y AlgiAuitosa D irin o a y Matron Earths Melton and Sweet Happy Birthday: Wilbur E. Harmony extend their wishes of Hawkins, Hope TUlman. Crystal a Happy Thanksgiving to all. Fields. Black Fam ily: "A live and Well" Conference to set Satur­ day. Dec. 2. at 8D0 a.m . to 4.00 p.m. Bus schedule will be avail­ able for Sanford area. Topic for conference. "Specific Diseases and African American W om an In S earch o f Your Spiritual Self." Next. Traditional and Alternative Health Care" M ental H ealth in th e Black Fam ily. Y outh Em pow ering Youth. T h e I n te rn a tio n a l B lack Women's Congress Central Flor­ ida Chapter will sponsor conferencc to be held at the University of Central Florida. To register, call Corine Wilson (4071331-5665. Claaaca/groups Koegel phone rang and Katie said, "yes and later. I looked perplexed and Katie Informed me that her m other was trying out her new call forwarding. "I don't think this will take long to figure out: U'a my mother and she a trying to learn the procedure for call forwarding." for I Just could not resist asking how old her m other la who is I call forwarding and the in's i o u t's of the FAX mad) m ust have shared h e r' of Y outh" secrets w ith her mother who is 93 years young, tf you have any qurationa about Katie's Landing, call 828-1482 >ythis Floridai getaway. | andeqjoy t l t t J t A ty t.s I I I < Ml II I I I l I N I M A I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, November 26, 1995 - TB BLONDIE by Chic Young HOROSCOPE ACROSS qfour ^Birthday Sunday, Nov. 26,1995 by M od Walkar B E E TL E BAILEY More travel for pleasure than usual might be possible in the year ahead. In its own w ay, each trip could be a pleasurable, m em orable eaperience. M ake sure to remember your camera. •AOITTAMUa (Nov. M -O e c . 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IX) Luck le on your tid e today, especially in arrange­ ments that could contribute to your mate­ rial well being Anticipate fortuitous devetCUM fayNKAInc. WIN A T BRIDQB Online bridge magic By Phillip Aider More and more people are going on­ line. Through your computer, you can d e-mail and talk to people around the world for the coat of a local telene call and a monthly fee. On the hternet, there are dlacussion groups for just about everything. For example, on the second Thursday of each month at I p.m.. you can powwow about pot­ bellied pigs! Today'* deal was played on OKBrid ridge. fNorth was In Lai Vegaa, East in New York City, South in Florida and West In California. Against five spades. West cashed the heart ace and switched to a dub. After winning with the ace, East returned a dub. ROBOTMAN* m . h South, a world champion, ran the spade jack, but East won with the king and played the heart king, forcing de­ clarer to ruff in the dummy. Now West had to score a.lrtck with the spade nine for two down. Was South unlucky to find the spades like this, or did he misplay? t think he mlsptayed. Sitting East was John Lowenthal. If he didn't have the spade king, surely at trick three he would have Ted the heart king (or ■witched to a diamond), trying to lock declarer In the dummy so that he couldn't take the spade finesse. Given that East has the spade king, the best line is to play a diamond to dummy's king at trick four, cash the spade ace, dropping the king, lead a •pad* to hand and play a diamond to­ ward the dummy. This minimizes the loss it East has four diamonds. It was an Imaginative defense by Lowenthal but as he says, it ahouldnt have worked. n u ts *A q a a «t • A K 8 7 5 4 2 *6 WEST EAST *9 7 4 3 • A J 3 • 10 6 *J 9 4 2 *K U K 10 • 7 6 3 2 • Q J * A 10 3 M HJTH *J lo ss 4 • 9 3 4 K Q I 7 1 V ulnerable; E ast-W est D e a le r N orth flqn ill West N orth E ast i * 3A 19 P ass 1• 4 NT 3A 1* P ass All paaa O pen in g lead ; v A CUMfayNEAInc. bv Jim Maddtak �• Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. November 26. 1095 1995 Firemen's Benefit Fund Qospel Sing There was a capacity crowd at the Sanford Civic Center on Friday evening for the FIremen'a Benefit Fund Qoepel Sing. Singert from acroae the oounrty were on hand for the event which ra ise d m oney fo r va rio u s firefighter* charities. Top right: The Oem City droop of Franklin, tol u iA M M u M a iu u a a e W i» i IfiV pffflufTIWv at tha gospel sing. Bottom right: Blrdetla Haft-Walker shared the gospel through her music. For tmhiwev O M who omu l o owfs tra o* nm oam uwig oph i rie o eae meld eaenae igjp ei of the mualc on stage, audio and NnlsfidUM u i HM Ua IraNaNM .mumbumhi a m a mlLjh arafli vkno touwnHire wow on i m i m the event. Among the browsers were Ju a n ita To n la , Jlllla n Burdick, Carol Johnson, Tori Leonard and 'her two-year-old grandson Jared Leonard. Michael Milken’s quest: Cure prostate cancer before it kills him •Science Writer One very bed day almost three y ean ago. Michael Milken learned he had prostate cancer. It waa the very day he got out of the Vlnewood C ob — B ite ’C orrectional C enter, a shabby He had *eattd*SI>l billion In tinea and ctvll aetUeifftriu.' He waa banned for life from the securities business. Hta name waa a synonym for '80s greed. Now this. Soon, he would leant Just how much worse things could get. It turned out the cancer had already spread away from hla prostate gland. It waa an especially aggressive form and too late for surgery. At this stage, the cancer waa Incurable. Treatment could only delay the Inevitable. Hla doctor told him the odds: There was about a 30 percent chance he'd be dead within two years. He was 46. Three months later. Milken knew what he wanted. He went to a conference of urologists in San Antonio, Texas, and Invited Dr. Patrick Walsh of Johns Hopkins University, perhaps the best-known prostate surgeon in the country, some other trig-name f — to a 6 i W het he proposed waa pretty simple — an all-out "M anhattan project to cure advanced prostate cancer. Milken asked the doctors to come up with their beat Ideas, and he'd do the n o t. He'd bring In the brightest minds In the business; he'd supply the money; he'd get rid of the paper work. "Our feeling was: Let's go out and recruit great thinkers who might be able to help us ana ask them to work for a year or more on cancer," Milken said In a recent Interview. "We wanted to see what we could do In a few years, not a few decades.” Some hesitated at first. This was, after all. the man the media call "the disgraced xd Junk bond king." Did they really w ant to link their tatlons to his? time, many did. In a dosen Interviews, researchers told of being Impressed by Milken's determination, hla Intensity, his Intellect. And, of course, hla money: Milken's fortune has been estimated at $550 million. "I’ve seen a lot of celebrities develop prostate cancer and be told good treatm ents are not available, and I've seen their reactions." Walsh said. "Michael's Is very unusual and positive. He really to trying to change the world." Since that meeting In May 1983. Milken has founded a prostate cancer foundation. He has spent 020 million of hla own money on research, lie has attracted some of the superstars of science to hla problem . And be has. to bear the experts tell it. literally galvanised the field of advanced prostate cancer. Certainly other rich people have made grand donations to study the ills that afflict them. In October, for exam ple, industrialist Jo n M. Huntsman Sr., who has had prostate and mouth cancer, pledged 0100 million to the University of Utah to study cancer genetics. But no one In science can rem em ber anything quite Uke Milken's attem pt to vitalise and lead the nation's effort to control hla own disease. Hla new organisation, called CaP CURE, the Association for the Cure of Cancer of the Prostate, baaed In Santa Monica. Calif., is now the United S tates’ second biggest sponsor of prostate research, behind the National Cancer Institute but ahead of the American Cancer Society. Many of those who have spent their careers on this disease quietly doubt tbet Milken's Manhat­ tan Project will succeed in time to help him. Curing prostats cancer,. they aay, to for. for harder say, Is daiited than bu“ " ib. Yet they niilding tha bomb. T by the way one determined wealthy patient has refocused their Held* Dr. Howard 8cher of Memorial Sloan-Ketterlng Cancer Center In New York calls Cap CURE'S accomplishments "nothing abort of miraculous." “The energy that they nave drawn to the field and the scope of the people they have attracted country to store prostate cancer cells for use In experim ents. It to paying for a consortium, baaed at the University of Washington, that will try to sort out the genetic underpinnings of the disease. And It will fund a study of 360 Ifamilies where prostate cancer to passed from father to ton. he found a research backwater. Prostate cancer kills 40,000 men annually, almost as many victims as breast cancer, but with little of Its scientific or political cachet. At last May's meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, for instance, there were 112 reports on breast cancer, compared to 37 on prostate cancer. "It waa not seen as an Interesting disease, because It only occurs In old men, said Dr. Hannon Eyre, the cancer society's research director. "There were no Ideas about the cause. There was confusion about the treatm ent. And there were no new Insights Into what should be done In research. Then along come Bob Dole and Michael Milken." Dole, a prostate cancer survivor, helped Irglslstlnn that has doubled National G Institute y t r i l n on prostata Mbps 1902. This year's budget la MO million, compared with 2313 for breast cancer. Dr. Stuart Holden, who to Milken's panlee are Invited to hear CaP CURE-bacfced researchers give brief talks on their work In the hopes they will strike up collaborations. All of this has brought many new faces into prostate research. Among them are Dr. Judah FoUtman, a prominent Harvard physician who pioneered the study of turnon’ blood supply, and the geneticists Leroy Hood of the University of W ashington and R ichard M ulligan o f the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge. Maas. Like others, Mulligan aald It's Milken's personality, not Just hie money, that has rejuvenated the study of prostate cancer. "It la d ear that hto jtereuaeive powers and ability to push thing* nave made a world of differ—ce, he said. W hether all of thto will help Milken to unclear. LBflBl Notices A brilliant Idea alone to simply not enough. The competition to so great that the Institute often dem ands preliminary showing the research will succeed. But CaP CURE Is looking for brilliant ideas, ones th at have no chance of becking from the cancer institute. It asks for a three- to five-page proposal and promisee a quick answer. "If 1 have a flood idea. I write a five-page grant proposal Instead of a 28- or 60-page one. it gets reviewed within six weeks, and the check la on my desk within a couple of m onths of when I gf Washing* wrote It,” aald Dr. WUllami ton University. In 1983. CaP CURE i 30 of them. In 1984. there were 263 requests; it funded 46. This year. 629 researchers from around the world came to CaP CURE for research support. t. and It is backing 62. has gone largely to the country's The money m premier research Institutions, such as Harvard, Johns Hopkins. Stanford, even the National Cancer Institute. While CaP CURE to paying for some research Into basic cancer biology, much of Its money explores ideas that could — If they work — quickly lead to treatm ents. These include experiments In gene therapy, cancer vaccines, vitamin treatm ents and dietary effect*. Holden said at least 10 of its projects have reached human testing. He and others bom CaP regularly. CURE check In on the bring them up to date on what other* are finding and help keep them focused. Milken himself "is arguably one of the biggest experts In the world in prostate cancer." aald Dr. Philip Kantoif of the Dana-Faibcr Cancer Institute In Boston, "It's more than Just philanthropy at this point. It's an organisation that to trying to create something." This includes building rm e rc h 'cS ntlng In____________ individual im beyond underwriting CURE hia set up four ttoeus honks around the lassINotlcas tensN m£SS ss-tast sa ta taaee—ar WUSi-It TO’WHOWIT MSV CONCtRN: YOU WtU SLfASf TAXI NOTiCI that ttra Saar* •« County Cararalasianara si f aralnaM County. rranda at l:W f N m M ilt k aay U SAWNSe OF M A IM St FA. VS. art*. A. MCMSUXj at ai.. Pacaraitt. AO.. ISM. m eta County iBfwlCf to L t g il N MTtta ISTN o IIc b County Oaurttrauaa I Florida al 1t:b0 e'<' OfCIMSfH >1, ISSS. OATIO Mra t*M day dt NOVfMMH, ttff asm as. sa-Mtt-eA-ta-a (Court BaaS FI01HALHOMf LOAN WAHVANN1 Montf MOHTOAOI COHSORATION. CUM OF TNf COURT a corporation, By: Jana I. Jasawta SMUtUM, Aa Oaawty Ctarti vs. LAWMNCl J. ousnwotMiuo TAMM**, at SI. ATTOHNfVFOB FOUNTIFF ttf4 HANKSTfttfT lAratONVH I f, FLOMOA fflwXiww — fRPvBBBy HJHHBFl *PWVf M TtteM— I ■S TM tSTN Ini Los Angeles Ai and CaP CURE'S Mid he end m B m believe the pfffhtfynt with 'We tried to look a t the whole field and see where the stum bling blocks were," he aald. One of the biggest waa red tape. Octting money from the National Cancer Institute has turned Into an *| ttwi** full-time Job for many senior researchers. Writing a proposal, revising it and Hia own cancer Is In remission after hormonal and radiation treatm ent. He aald hla personal goal a cure, or at least something that will put the disease into "suspended anim ation.'' within five years. Even though Milken w as draw n to th is campaign by hla own. illi— a. any good,.that of .11 couUt benefit -all of the 24Q.QQQ in .comes Americans who are diagnosed with prostate cancer annually. “I'm sure Michael Milken would love to have prostate cancer disappear from hla life." said Dr. WUllam Nelson of Johns Hopkins. "But I haven't seen anything they've done that w on't help everybody." •rauawt is an order at s auraary *raal hidaraanl at fsraataM MS w. I «m sad Ma gjgpgffH lijggtyg jg Sfllllfiglf County. Fiartda. daacrtSad aa Irl FI U BAHCLAY WOOOS FIHIT AOOITlON. aecordUiy la Sia SM* Maraal, aa racordod In SIM took it , at pass M, e<Ms public rocardt *f tomlnol* County, Flortda at public tala, la Ma hiyw#»t andboat bidder (ar cash, at Ma swat front door at Ma SamUiora raodatian la sartiaisais M MM praaaadinfl atvauld cantsat Ma Court adralMstratsr-s aftlea, aa aasw as paaaisra. II haartny unpauod, t -too-tii-trrT (Tooi; ot t -aeo-sfMrro <v>via Florida Halay tarvlca. SubUah: Nayamsar tf, ta. itM MJ-tST EtuiNSkfMi ttt ■MMratd a Cawnty wM *asats. dtacawtinua, ataaa. rtwanna* ana diaciaun any rlfM at St# County ana Sia suSNa In and Is drainasa Mrawan i #BBCfiMMl That part at •M. IMS, and antarad m eM ism nuwtar tS-ISSt OA14, at Ms Circuit Court at Ms ISM Judicial Ctrautt in and tar hoim savin ea os ■ F»S . fftUA MOMS ■OS A— NtCA, FA, la andSVSN. A. — NATION, AlAFAVA WOODS associatioN. StC» la/ara OotindanNN. I MS ytril 9y Why Iii^pli9f9l 9bnI > amnj| |gjg|a ear tar aaatTsi Ma si Ms aawMswas Mi i*e — lie s AAA sn Ma 1IM day at DCCCMSCA tSSA ----in aatd Final. LOT ST, i wooes. . TO TMS SLAT TMfAfOF AS narnim an m flat onm i as SAMI If ANO 1*. suauo moo— OF tlMINOll COUNTY, FIOMOA. NOT*: SUNSUANT TO THf FAM MBT COILSCTION saAcneee act you aim AOVtSIOTHATTMS LAWFMM If Ofa t w TO M A MBT couecToa attsmstski to COLLSCT A MST ANO ANT MFONMATIONOSTAMSOWtU m usee soa that suasees. Ms tfMdayaf NOVttf- GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES momsownsm-s la tats t Mru tt. M . C adiacawt ta Lata M Mru 4#, •*. S. MIDWAY MCIOMTS. Slat Soak 4. ra«a «1. SuSNa Hscords at f ainUrals Cawnty. Florida aaatatanaa to paitialssta In Wish ttM fa*u aMtfidtoei foistions DtMrtmtftt AM Coordinator 44 Naurs M advanaa at Sa moatms at M i­ me. aatanaian Ttfl. Faraana ar* adatiad Wat N May aaetda to assail any daelaiona mads ai waa moatutfa/hoartnoa, May wld naad s racard at Mo pran adraya and tor owe* purpaaa. May way naad to matm Mat a uartsura racard of Mo srasaadUtpa Is m#sssssl taBased, tar status M4 0104. Florida StdMOl MASONS MTIMSTIO SUV AFFfAA ANO S« MCAAO AT TNI THU ANO SlACt ASOVf tSfClFWO. SOASO OF COUNTV SUSUSM: PCJ-1M MW r d r a * SNFW M VO, M—M | A — h a s a a | g | B | | g | |u yyySraXriMnSuq*iS w s J ix%,aga;aassfl rff. 1Mf i �« Sanford HaraJd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Novombor 26, II Ml TNS S M S S If ^ in s af — ^AMl.m. iww pusNCMivn ■« noiics M WWTf (9«9 Ofyl W m in f MTV Of NfrHet Of i copy of , BASS M t OB-OTO-CP M M : THi SOTATI O f Mtflt# vho VO fof k w btanlsv csm bor OVMm I fi) man I Tbs g ta uairiroin w af the aetSM al IT M U T CSMBOR. Na. SO-OTl-CP la r Km Circuit Court aawlMH Caunty. Marita, whMk 3 'wSrt lo Hi# attar mm ta la af mm firat pukkcation af mm watta a. ALL CLAMS AMO OBJECTIONS MOT SO F1LS0 WILL M FORIVSR BARRIO The ta la af firaf pukhcatten af MM nettaa la Mm ISM day af M M l Nana Par* SS771. af * m Ma m s m S m i | | | IMS Orant Traa Caart Lata Mary. Fiona* s tra a •SIAM A. LOS Attorney al Law M70 Waal Lata Mary Mat. Lake Mary, FMrtds 31740 HOT) 333-413* Attorney far IM nmwm. Oaari, and aM garesna havtof lar M T ttaat Purilch: N a r m llf IS, M, ISM DSJ-1IS S i m A srtB fi b o . •B*1tS 4*SA*f4>k JACK L. RUSHLSM, Maim iff. •a. PATRICK A. MeCONNILl and JU0S L. McCONMSIL. Ma aria, al al, OafanUMi. BSOUINS Pant Offlea Baa 1SS1 Ortante, PL SSSSS Marita, l wM cak « pukke eucn iy iV V l SOUWTV. paula V u S htssy , NOTICI IS NCftSBV OfYSN Mat pursuant la a Mnal JuOymant af Pi antarat In Mm cauaa to Mm ChcuR Caart In *TrS Lot 1U , MANOANMf SSCTION MVS, according la Mm plat thereof aa raea r t a t in Plat Beak I t , paggg 40 Mrvugh 47, me twelve, PuSNa N aaarta af ScmMoM Caanty, PMrita. D atat m m ISM day af uuM aaBBS 1000* AMB NOVVMRR, MAHVAMC KQOH CLSNK OP TNS COUNT By: Jana I . JaaawM MAIM A. PALIS) CVNTMIA L PALIS) a n t CITIBANK (PLOHIDA), N.A.. a MHanal banking i *^*f frartrfliaii a eapy af MM ' IM k rt wRh <Ma Cauri such eOfectMw at later af Muse SA M NB.i04*100t*BA*14*B BARNETT MORTGAGE COMFAMT, a Marita O r etch al the a a t , frant ta a r af Mm Sam mala Caunty Caurtnawaa In . Sanfart, ScmkioN County, Marita M MM Maar af 11:00 am ., ar aaaa MMfttfNr, an Mm 7M af BSCS* MSN, ttM , mmi aartaM price! wT rEEl piv^Vriy OSmOV O County, Act, IM B U W B B f m ilN M B f lM r r M fa pcrticipric In MM p raitatm a nlaal Ma ADA M SSI NarM Para .. . N-S01, Sanfart, Marita SSTT1, M Matt hvo (SI taya prior la Ma p ricu tlnp (4ST) HS-4SSS aat. a ta r i i* SSS-SSS-STT1 I t B B M l j f f ; g | ^ 7 Q (y» n i fionoo notoy — >»■-«■ fW -------a-- - l1f| | BA rVMNPI. W fnwr SBi IBBB is s » OSJ-133 NOTICE OF ZONING CHANGE PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 12,1995 Legal Notlcee Legal Notlcee tha Sammola County court* houaa In Sanford, tamlnola County. Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on tha 14th day el OCCCMBCR, ISIS, tha foitewtng doacritoad proparly aa aat forth in aald Final Judgment, to wit: LOT 4T, OAK VILLA. ACCORD­ ING TO THI FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOES 71 AND 77. PUSLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTS: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR DIST COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARI A0VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DIIMED TO K l A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMFTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL B( UNO FOR THAT FURPOSI. Dried tha IJth day of NOVEM­ BER. m s . MARYANNS MORIS Clark of Circuit Court By Jana I. Jaaawlc Deputy Clerk COOILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Bey Scout Boulevard Suita 4S0 Tampa. Florida S3S07 Talaphorw: (S1» I 7740M CAS FSS-01SM PukUah: Navamkar 11. M, ISM DEJ-1M NOTIOS FOB NBABNM BB Legal Notices Logoi Notlcoo Ltflol Notlcoo Ltflil N otlcf L«gal Notict» TO WHOM IT MAY CONCSRN: NOTICI IS HIBSBT QIVSN Mai auraaani ta a J u ty a a tt af RaraclaMira tr ia d Navamhar •Hi. I M . In CM* Action No. M -I4S4-CA-1A-L, af Ma ClrcuK Cauri af Mia ItaMaanM Judicial Court, in a n t far Samlnaia County, Florida, hi wMcTi Jack L Ruriilan N Me RIcMMff a n t Ratrtck A. McCennaN, Judy L. WcCsnnaN a n t FOS Nrilonal Mi# auryaaa af aritafyin« arid Jutfm ant of Faraclaaura. I win aril M Fubltc outcry, at •amlrtol# County Ccurthauac, M t N. Park Avenue, Sanfart, Florida. M Mt# Naur af 11M a.m. an 0SCIMBIR 1STM, i m . Mia fataw hn t a i e rtk a i rari praaarty la a r ia t In Samlnaia Caunty, Flarita, ta* wKs Tha Sari 10 fari af Lat IN, a n t all of Lata IT a n t IS, Black St, ■ANLAMDO THI SUBURB BSAUTIFUL, SANF0 R0 SIC* TION, accord in# to Mm Plat tharaol aa ra e a rta t In Plat Back 1, Raya a t. Public Record! at Seminole County, Ths Samtnots Countv Board of County Commissinnan (ths Board) s i conduct a cubic haarinn on Dacambar 1 2 .1B0S. io considsr administrative razoninas to those nn i iafllss aa dsoicted on the msoa baiow The Board at Ssminota Countv Locai Ptannina t^P M lfi S^ an^V at wM acontidsr ^a^a artcofWHMnriatiniM IBf W a ^a the 04 aPW Sm a^MM MV SMM^M MM 1^ Agsncy/Ptanning and Zoning Commission (LPANPAZ), hear cfttzan views, and any iocai govarrvnsnt or other agency oommants on the subject razonings. No final action ail ba titan on these razonings at init puDwc ow ing i hom rtzorvngi mo ootfo w ir a i to aaopi wm om oonvcstm m m moona pumc hgjrtnfl afM a m a^Mlo b m mi htM aewwww by Ma ttw aa^w Orwcl MiMaM ona J tru iya 9.1 m § aWO. www| to i m oom idir final aw^M idoplton of thi aa^m r i o nlnoi i^^m iNo bm final action aM ba tatan until this second pubic hearing. Pubic hearing! aM begin at 7.G0 p.m., or aa as potabls, In Room 1028 (Board Chambers) of the 8 aminoia Courtly 8etvioee ast First Street, Bulking, 1101 East 8traal, (8 anlord, FL 32771. The general piAic la encouraged to appear at this n u n n j i r a p c M o n input in wctxmwnrm m i u k p r o c tc u n i i m q o y m® p o v u or e z jm ii k i w i comments ofo Currsnt Planning Oftioa, 1101 East Rrsl Strait, 8 arford, FL 32771, Klscttons (407) 321*1130, sxtsnrton 7441. This hearing may bsoonMnusdfrom lima talm a a^ Jaund i b i l l Of Lot I t . Black M, SANIANOO THI SUBURB BSAUTIFUL, SANFORD SSCTION, accordMf to Me Ptri MMraof aa ra eartat In Plat Book i. P ate M of Ma PuMM P a co rti of Samlnaia Caunty, Florida, thence run aeriherty ta Mm Sauthw iri car* nar of arid Lat II, Manca run aaafarty ta th# aouMaari comar af colt Lat I I , thane# run Nerthw iricrty la Mm Paint af WITNSSS My hand aa Clark af tha Circuit Court, Samlnaia County. FMrita. a n t Mm aari af •aM Court m Sanfart. Sammola County, Florida, thia 1 Ath day at NOVSMBSR, IMS. Clark at M m Circuit Cauri By: Jana I . Jaaawtc Daputy Clark BURROWS S JSSTSR, P.A. P.O. Baa SCI IM riarrltt Ialand, FL 1IM 4 PukUah: Navamkar IS, M, IMS 0S J-141 M TUB CIRCUIT OSURT BP TNS 1S T H , •ABB MB. tC*1MT*SA*14*C LSAOSR FSDSRAL BANK FOR SJWINOS. *SA*IA*A S A M NS.l M -1 IN PI: MORTOAOE PORICLOSURI BOSSY M. SHARP and DAWN MACHULIS. PlamiHta, THELMA Z. FRANKLIN NaMas la karaBy atvan aurtuant ta MM Final J u t * af FaraaNaura d a ta t Navamkar ISM. IMS. s a t anaarat m afvS aaaa numkor M*1MT*0 A*1S*C, of Ma CbauN Court of Mo 1SM Jutialri CbauH M a n t for Bamtnafa ^launty Ffarita, Whoram LSAOSR' FSDSRAL BANK FOB SAVM0 S, M FtrinMW and CARL 0 . CLOSS. JR........... UNKNOWN PINBONfS) IN ROB* M SS ION OF TNS SUBJSCT RIAL PROPSKTV, N/K/A UNOA ORTIZ, la/are Oafawtsaffsl. I ivkMeeN ie VNe feoet e i e i k m e wool QREENEWAY/8 .R. 434 AREA GENERAL LOCATION MAP i m i u m Ciuftty. m e i i t v HRS A ri. an MM ISM tM Of M C IMBSK.m S .M M fa Pawing hi arid Final Ju taw ari, to ard: LOT M. BLOCK A, WOOO* MSRC PACK t a t P I FLAT. ACCOPOHM TO TNI PLAT THCBIOF AS RSCOROSO Mf PLAT BOOK IS. PAM Tt, OP TNS PUBUO RSCOROS OP SSMSfOLS COUNTY. FLORAL NOTS: PURSUANT TO TNS PAIR M ST COLLSCTION PRACTICSS ACT YOU AM ADVtMO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS 0SSMC0 TO M A M ST COLLSCTOR ATTSMPTBfO TO OOLLSOT A M ST AMO ANY MAPI MAPS Nallca la gkran Ikal Furauanl to tha Final Judgment at day af NevmtOar. i g n In Cfvd Action No: M-1IM-CA-I4-A of tha Circuit Court of tha ■ightoanth Judicial ChcuN. in and far Sammola Caunty, Florida, m which THSLMA Z. FRANKLIN N the driendrid and BOSSY M. SHARP a n t DAWN MACHULIS art Mm PtdnMffa aa ta Count I and BOSSY M. SHARP and PAPTICK SHAWN SHARP arc tha Pirintdfk aa ta Count II. I w« aril fa mm high* eev eoQ dnEs eswes aec vaib es tha Waat Frant Oaar of Ma Sammola Caunty Courthauaa m m Sanford, Florida, katwaan mm houra r i II.M dm . and 11:11 dm. an Mm ISA day r i DSCIM* SIR IMS, Me fallowing daacribad real pro arty: PARCIL fi Tha Wari 147*1/4 fari af Mm South 1/1 of Mack M. Mm tha North SO fari MMra­ of. MAP OF ROBINSON'S SUR­ VEY Of AN ADDITION TO SAN­ FORD, a w M M M n, ta Mia plat tharaol aa m Plat Back I, peace M and M. of the Pvkbc Rcaarda r i tcmmoM County, Florida. FARCIL *: Let SI. Mack *0 *. SOUTH SANFORD, a aukdlvl* •ion, accardme to tha plat thereof aa cm aided M Plat t. Papa S4, r i tha Pukka tka iddriddla wi BWNfWlWfW rsuafu VNWriyi PARCIL 3: Lot M. MAP OF MIDWAY, accartlng lo Mm plri ari tiaal --—--- a—-a i— Mt^ri EmmA El r lP BOBE P V E v M O It r E C O r E E B 1, Page 41, of, tha Public Racofda of SemricM County, SARL 0 . CLOSS. Jr. a n t JO TCI M. CLOSS Nm/A JO TCI MARIS SCHSKKSR: r i ri.. M UNO FOR THAT PURPOSS. DaMt Mo 1TM day af NOVSM* MR. I M . DATID Mia 14th day of ramkar. ISM. MARYANNS MOKSS Clark of drcvR Court By: Jana I . Jiacwlc Aa Oeauly Clark BRIAN R~LO« Artomay r i Lav SOTS Wari Lake Mary Mvd. Lake Mary, FMrita 33744 447-333-41M FMrita Bar No. 733S40 PukUah: k l i i a t li II , M. ISM 0SJ-I4I IN RS: LOTS IS B 11, 0 LK 0 . BUNGALOW CITY, PB 7, PO 43 (3043 BungaMw Bhrt.. Sanfortl, * gGGQ P^GGGVGG Gl M uIhgIG County, FL, prgiwiMy (akaam aa bring! owned by Bane G^G^GiGiiG g G K pGfGGi GGvGUI IG GgvG 6Mf fGMt WHIPS AO. Mm Board af CGGflty cggmMggIgggyi gI OamkiaM Caunty did aw tka BM ^ IrSEMBfi ^ M a a t i u IIEfEEE i OTf E a ^ ^ E B v ^ E B E ‘o • K f G lf EiEPB B rim r i — SE B B a t mm IGGGfGG G wVWmf r t a f i n f •tructura M It t rie* M Mattkawa of ISM Btvd.. Sanfart. FL 33771, Mri M riA fla l^WENfw BiMaaaa A a amal. Em E fBE tantial Mruclura MaaMt of action m re am rtf M Clark af d rau d Court By Jana I . Jaaawlc Oaauty Ck COOILiS AI M tS S a jI *{<nWRAo!Ma>Oaaril af Caunty Flarita SSMT W ill ITT ASM CAS m -S IM T Pukbski Navamkar IS, and DOdomSar S, ISM M J -1M duo M Tharo M Mask a a t a n t autaita of Ma kuktUM, M Tka structure N bomguM oaa a MAPS ii CORPORATE LMTI 6 Q REZOfftfO SITE a m a ril L t r r a MTFUa in URBAfVfURAl BOUffOARV AM (Agaribni N A 1lAgmrikual SWFLUS it AMiAgnaukrwleAl lAenaubue I M rm a as A W J p w M k A I lAgaarikaw f svnur 311 ^ wl*W 5«MJ5S22i‘*r - u * J MFFLUI0 11 A4 WA1 (407) 321*1130, I you aMh ackttonai raports rsgsrdbig ... IM S SA fS*A O-S- CAPITAL MORTSAM SSKYICSS, Ida., VS. WILLIAM I . RAY M t LAOUSTTA C. RAY) 01 aL. 7441. Oapiasof the Half Roam 3166. bstassn ths horn af E 00 a m and 6.-00 pm , Mond^r Evoutfi Fritay, saotaflng 321*1130, aMsraion 7B41 AL , , , A------- ADA CocnfnMor 46 hours in advanoa of t » masting M (407) V Ihsy dscids to appaM any dsoWon mads at VMM HM anours a vsrbaim raoord of ths M M GGGGM M m*y om o io ■ itikk , ta io i iiu f u iv U N f i t iMwnony vno M M M G K K ^G G G G G i Of ■ SM. IN S . S N rid a ra t m Mat aaaa rwaMar SS*tltLCA*is*A. [ri Ma Chaud Court of Ma ISM H C I r a u d Id a n t far l Caunty. NOW TNSRSFORS, notMa M * M P a arid kafara Ma Board at Caunty CiiNilMlGiGff g6 GbBUBGAG County, FMrita, « 1:30 PJf.. r i ka regular bearmg an Mo I0M day of P it i a l i i , 1300, al Ma OarnMaM County Bar Buktma. Beam lOM. t i l l Oantart, FMrita. M t any, wky Florida, B K E K o a . capital mort * OAM MMrtCCS. MIC.. M Plahdri a a t WILLIAM I . RAT. LAOUSTTA C. RAY. ___ , UNKNOWN NdSONNt BI POS* M SS ION OF TNSBUBJSCT NAL PNOPSRTV. NrtUA MARY BAY, ___ _ UNKNOWN PM* SONOI m POSMtMOM OF m the property daacribad WHIRS AS, MM Board of County CammtMienetk af • aminole Caunty has bean ragueatad ta find and declare a •tructura located m Samlnria County, Flarita. ta ba a danger, out atructure which N a great imi ard ta Mm health, eatery and welfare of the general pukka and a public nuMana#; that MM ownera r i tha property (accord­ ing to t t M preparty re to rt! in Mm SaminaM Caunty Prspfrty AppraMarb owe#* on which Ma •tructura M lacriat are BuaM S Charlaa Camaban af HAS SI. Rd. 44 I . tanfsrd, FL SST71) that tha puMM nuManos N a roaidantial atructure located M 14 SO Randall StrMt and further daacribad aa ari forth a#eve , and that corrective action M required ta abate tha pukHa IN M : N C S3, TWP ISO, B N s>( b io aw c o p a o v r lot c, RUN I SI A FT N I TEAS FT N St M O 47 MIN W MAT FT N M DIO M MIN W M.ST FT • S1S.SS FT I IS.4 FT TO M B (11ST lata# Read). PuSNa v^QQOTGQ gl S iiilfliji owned by Mary L. f B^fNlpM S Ryan S. k a v M o rsM fng ta kaea any ttskf, BBa In WNSfWAB, MM Board af County Cammiaotanart af l i m i V i Cowty G i gg gig MG mV i rM laABniO fU (Mi IBMMM My M ^aiOM ri TBMJt ISM) Im maA^e Ari E P T v g lW IM ESM EM MS H E E V Sammata County, Ffarita, fa Ba •ntapaM M i; mat ma swnsra of _____ _ I •• M l preparty raaarta a Ma •223272 NMiSMwgw5^ •tartar, Clam B. HaynM A Ryan I . Comet# of f t t PaMway Court, Sanfart . FL SETTS; Mad tantial WHIRS AS, MM Board af ANO Ths SsmiooiB County Bosrd oi Courtly CornmisEooBrs (ths Bosrd) proposss to sctapi ttss folowing by ordnsncs: AN OROOtANCC AMENOMQ, PURSUANT TO TH S LAND 0 OF W H O L E COUNTY, TH E Z O K N Q CLASSIFtCATtONS ASOtQNKO T O CONTAIN PROFENTISS LOCATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY (LEN G TH Y LEGAL OSECHIPTtONO O F TH E PROPERTIES ARE S E T FORTH IN TH S OOOY OF TH IS ORDINANCE); ASSIQ KN Q CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIQNEO TH E A -10 ZO K N Q CLASSIFICATION TH E A >1 ZO K N Q CLASSIFICATION; ASSIQ K NQ CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TH E A -10 ZO K N Q CLASSIFICATION TH E A O ZO K N Q CLASSIFICATION; CERTAIN PROPERTIE S CURRENTLY TH E A O TO K N Q CLASSIFICATION: PROPERTIES ASSIQNEO TH S A O CLASSIFICATION TH S A -1 Z O K N Q CLASSIFICATION; P R O W N Q FOR LEGISLATIVE FINOPIQS; P R O W N Q FOR SEVERABILITY; P A O W N Q FOR COOIFICATION; ANO P R O W N Q FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (Plssss bbs ths maps bstow that ars a pah of tNs advaftisamsnt. All Isgai dsscriptions art avaHaMa for rsvlsw and copy at ths Offica of ths Ctsrk to ths Board of County Commlsstonsrs and ths County’s Currant Planning and Comprahanslva Planning Divisions). IN k l: LOT ttO, MIDWAY. PB PQ 41 (I4S0 RANDALL street ). Public Paeorde af Sammola Caunty, FL, praaanMy (•hewn • • being) owned by SutM A Chartoa Campbell and ail pari lot having at claiming ta t. Lege! Notlcee nar ba taken. WITNSM my hand «M seal MM tM day of NaaaaMar. 1000. TV, NrtUA WILLIAM RAY, JR N/ara n m adaaifM, iw ria a k k . . i t haal M^Mr Mr a n t Ooc Ma wari S r i t ta a r af I «*<••»* Caunty CemmiMUnara bps bean requaatad la find Mri the feitowms condHMrw aanril* tutoa a public nulaanaa: (1) Tha building haa boon Mvarely by the aIamenta af ~sn In great danger ri i There la troth an and outaria of Ma Striding. (3) Tha atructure la an ritractive nunanca la children ant It reported ta ba tmed by drug ttRufaa and m i * WHEREAS, Ma faitwfng oar* reettva aatianfa) naoaaaary lo akaMMa pukka nuManai fai Ta __ ____ . - f oniTrMfMa ta |m|C|mriri^E B |^^ A Chan## Campkaa and a t par* ma ummiip ulrilCiMW ns* navwM mv ^ Ari «m imvm ___-■ -a-a »BM Ari BS IMOMSl Sri Sba p iy npn sum m wwaraat mv wm pfOpifTf tVVCnEN EEMTE, TE appear kafara tha Board of Caunty CgmmUilanprk af Samlnaia Caunty. FMriia. at 1:10 P.M., M ka re prior Raariag on Ma ISM day af DaaamSar, 1SM. M Ms SamlaMs Caunty Sarvicaa Budding. Roam IMS, 1101 la r i First Otreri. Oantart, Florida, ta riiaw aauaa. if any, why auch atructure MOW TMlGlPOKi, GGKtG M heresy given M Mm aari Mary L. Martar, CMm 0 . HaynM t Ryan S. CrigaM awt M BOfSOS kae* k s or afabMaa fa kaaa any right, m m ar M arari m Mm Mhmm, ta Caunty ,1*M0,IUmm’TasowSS 1000. M Mo Sm Mm M Caungr GGWCGGG S mGGGIGo gggm n\VliG4l? 6 G^I reciiva arilan af •pacifiat ki Mm NaMaa of FaOBa NuManca Mer i t not ka taken. WiTNSBO my b ant a n t atal mm OM day af Navamkar, IMS. fGGthfG GGtlGG G^ 6GGQ^GGG ftH(fig ^ 2 ARYANNS MORSE Clark la Mm Board of County CammMsMnare af SaminaM Caunty, Flarita. BY: Iva Poach Daariy CMrk Pukkah: Navamkar IS, 10, M a n t Dacambar 3, II DSJ-70 ’ mA tannsi CMrk M Ma I | wttnioo mv hand a p t s MM 0M day of Navamkar, I I t Of �- Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, November 26. 1W5 Ltgal Notlc»» m tm Legal Notice! CHscurr c o u r t , 1M R le a u t n , •.i w eaaa 0 A -ts IN M : S40RT0AQC FORCCLONUAI •ANTON •. P1LCHCR and OLIVIA PILCMIR NTCPHCN M. HANNON end JUDY N. HANNON. I/We JUDY N. STNICKLANO, at el. NeNee N given mat pursuant le tee NMel Judgment e< day el Nb v mbor. 1SNS m Ctvil Actton He: S S -g S tf-C A M -I of the Circuit Court el Hie lightoonth Judicial Circuit. In and tor Net*Inale County, Honda. In srhieh NTCPHCN M. HANNON and J'JOV N. HAN­ NON. art/a JUOY N. CTRICXLANO. at al. are tna delcndcnti and NANTON N. PILCHIR and OtIVIA NILCHIN are ttie PlaintUN. I arlll MU to the high•at ana cssn ■* tna Wool Trent Peer el the i Courtly CaurtNeuee In Neuie el IINO ojo . and tt:1 l s.m. on INe 14W day el DCCttl **. 1NNN, tite * Let IN, NAI.’ oS S S m OAR H itt ADDITION TO BOOTH NANPOM aocorduta to wg gist tttereol ee recarded In Flat Boob S. Pac* NS d Wa PuSHc el Nammale County, OATIO Mile lltti day el , INN. Cterti el CtrauR Court By: Jane I . Jeeeane Aa Deputy CNrti BRIAN A. LON Attorney al taaa MTN Wen taae Meryl take Man, Ftertda 1170# 4S7-S33-41M Ftortde Nor Na. T IM M Fubuan: Bossmbor in , H,t*e» 0CJ-1M TO WHOM IT MAY CONCINN: YOU WILL FUANN TARI NOTIOC thm we Neard el C ounty C emntieeienere el a| •Biaiirw^ MVPNVi "Mulda IWIWI ■» t:NN FM on we t i w day el Oooombor, a .o .. toed, m wa County PUSLIC N A tl FUStIC NOTICC IS HCNINV OIVCN THAT ON Wodnoaday. November TO. tOM. at 1140 a.m. Ceatem, at ttto pramiaoa ol Florida Utility Traitere. Inc.. CMS N. Oran«o Nloaaom Trail. Orlando, Florida SSI10. tba undoralfned will aoll at public aalo to the highon bidder aN of NO nfht. title and Intoreet m and to tlto following deacribod property aa la. whore la, to wit: One |1| tees Trallmobllo Nofrtforated Traitor «•' a 10t* Modal OtANtUAt a/n IFTOtANHSneoetlM TCRMS OF SAtS: A minimum Down Faymont ol SSH m either cash, cartmod or caahiar'a chock at tha time ol aalo with the balance duo wKbln SC The undoraianod roaorvoa the ri*ht to bid. FOH FUNTHIN INFORMATION CONTACT: Men M. Jonoa at 407/MO-OON1 ORIX CRIDIT A tllAN CI, INC. I too Maitland Center Partway Maitland. Florida SSTIt Fubliah: Novombor SC. »«. tNtf o*j - tee SC Honda CMC Nod VMt JHMAISSStCSOttOSl MO Fleet Fmonefei Court tonfwood. Ft SSTSS Oocombor. 10th, ISM at *:00 F.M. Fubliah: Novombor M . IMS 0CJ-1M mm m m w fiMaiiifr aaiiav m pewwrwve wwvyci OF TNN 1STN , NR Legal Notlcaa Legal Notice! IN TNN CIRCUIT COURT M T N I eiRCMT COURT, IM NTNINTN JUMCIAl CIRCUIT, m ARR FOR JUDICIAL CIRCU” - OF THN NTATI OF PLORIOA. M AND FOR M H IN O tN COUNTY CfVK. ACTION C A M NO. SC-NSS-CA OIVtNtON 1S-N FIORINA NAN NO. SNTNNT CITIBANK, FtOCRAL SAVINGS RANK l/k/a CITICORP NAVINOS OF FLORIOA. a Federal Navmgs and Loan Association, Plomtllf, DAVID M. HITS; UNKNOWN NFOUNI OF DAVID M. HITS: MARY N. HITS; UNKNOWN NFOUtt OF MANY N. HITS: H living, end all unknown portloo claiming by. through, under end agomat the above net known to bo dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim an interest aa epoueea, heir*, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, Honors, trustee* or other claimants; and such el tha aforementioned unknown Infante, neon patents or otherwise not eul Juris; UNKNOWN TCNANTINJ, IF ANY, Ootondents. NOTION OF NAtO None# is hereby given that, pursuant la a Nummary Fatal Judgment of Foreclosure entered lit tha above-etyted causa. In Wa Circuit Court ol NIMINOLI Courtly. Florida. I srlil soil tha property situated Hi NIMINOLI County. Florida, described aa: South IS last ol Lot t l and AH ol tot 14, T C I N Q R IIN CSTATIS, according to the mag or plat thereof aa recorded M Flat Nook IS. pega 4S. Public Records ol Nominolo County, Tag#war wtw an atructuroa. impressments and additions I Mengeged Prooerty ) N A M M t NN-tNN4-OA-1Ct CMARtIN F. CURRY COMPANY FtAINTIPF VN. WANOA L. NAKIR, NT At DNFSNOANT(S) NOTICI IN NBNNNV OIVtN pureuent te a Nummary Final -hrae*nont ol I oroc looure NOVNMNCR NW. ISM, m CNN Caaa Ns. M-1SS4-CA­ U L Sl Wa CirauN Court el We 1ITH JudNM ClreuN w end *er NCMMOtl Courtly. NANFONO, Piortde, wherein CMARtIN F. CURRY COMPANY N Ptdntlft end WANOA L. NAKINi TNN UNKNOWN SPOUSN OF WRNOA L. NAKIR: COMMNRCiAL CRCMT OONFORATtONi JOHN DON ANO J A M DON AN UNKNOWN TSNANTN M PONI wW eodtethe „ ______ ^ dor far eeeii AT T M FRONT DOOR el We H MMOL I Oeunty In NANFORO, m t t M e'eteeh aj r . an We TW day el eel leiw in Final and beat bidder, for caah. al Wo Mega ol We-NemMolo County Courthouse, at Nanferd, Florida, at t t :M a.m. on DCCNMNIR MW. ISM. Porsons with a disability who hood a asocial aceo to participMo m wo i should contact ADI Coordinator at 301 N. Part Avenue. Suite N. M l, laniard. Florida 31771 at least five days prior to the procoodMf. Telephone: (407) 373-4130 lit . «M7| 1-000-003-0771 (TOO), or t-SOO-044-0778 (V), via Florida WITNCM my hand and Wo seel #1 Wla ceurt on NOVCMMR taw, i s m . (Court SooN MARYANNS MORM. CttRK FOR BCMMOLI COUNTY. By: Jons I . Jaaiwia Ae Deputy Clerk FJL TIN S. 2 Ft FLORIRA C AM HO. M-1BM-OA-14-A FIDCRAt HOMC LOAN MORTOAOC CORPORATION. 4 corporation organired and si i»t log under Wo lasra ol Wa United States of America, Ptamtm, TIMOTHY JAMCS COLLINS, at al.. • O TtM O P B A L B S N rk tlrw t e *--------k ... —■ s .i -vUINw fw nwMly gfvWl iTnsi| pursuant lo a Summary Judgment ol Forocloourt. I wtH toll Wo following doocrlbod property located m Nominolo County. Florida: Lot IS, HIDOCN LARI VILLAS, Phase III, according to the elei thereof ee recorded Mt Plot Nook M , page* 3-N, public records ol Seminole County, al public sale, to Wa highest bidder lor cash at the west front door ot Wo Nominolo County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, it.-NO a.m. on December 14th, It M . Nolle#: Americana WNh Disabilities Act at UNO, Administrative Order No. N4-M. Foraena wtW a disability who need a apodal accommodation to participate Hi this araciidmg should contact OiaabMity Coord mator at M l North Fart Avenue. Suit# N.M1, Sanford. Florida 33771 al Neat five days prior ta the proceeding. TMoghone: (407) 333-43M Cat. 4337; 1-SOO-MI-N77t (TOO users only|. WITNCM my hand Mid NoM ot this Court on Novombm 13th, IMS. (Court SooN MARYANNC MORM CLCRK, CIRCUIT COURT Ny Jon* » . J soowls NmRh N Blmmeno, PA. 113 West Adame NWaot Suit* t i l l Jacfcsonvllta. Florida S lM I Td aghana: (S04) 3S4-3N4I Publish: November IN, 30. IM S OiJ-143 NOTICI OF CALI Pursuant la Plerida Ntatutoa Salt Staraga Act, Sections N3.NM N 01.407, Sale ot Content* m laaaod apecs ta t it MS Karm l. Millar 570 r SC. I 571 TO bo oeM or dlapoeod ot Thur*., Doc. 14th, ISM ol 10 a. m. PuOiic Auction, Cosh Only. At: Sun Ray Start Away l i e Rinehart Road Lake Maty. PL M 7M All may pay uo. CM 011-4111 Publish: November M . and December S. ISM M J -1 M wo « • « m e el le t 1 * 5 3 j j j u y fftttfT I aM tTW N . ee m . T . r M Tffrr Fsreeee LOT ts, NLOCK I , HIOOCN L A M . FHAM II UNIT I ACOCRNNM TO THN FLAT 'TNN PUBLIC RNCORON OF COUNTY. PLORIOA. Wie 1SW day el AM (CIRCUIT OOURT M A t) OOURT AOSMNBTRATION, at S u rWeuse el. 1 NNN SbSCTrii (TORI or t SM M t -STTS. via FuSbW: Nli' imSir i t , NN. ISM DCJ-1M IK THN C IRCUIT OOURT OF T M B IS R TIIR TN JUOtCIAL OtM UtT, M ABO FOB MSHNOLN COUNTY, FLORIRA. M ARR FOR M M M O U I COUNTY C A M NO. M -N 4 M O A 1 4 K LINCOLN NCRVICI MORTOAM CORPORATION l/k/a LINCOLN NCRVICI CORPORATION, Plaint HI. CHARLCS w. HCNORV. NR.. CHCMICAL BANK, as Agreement dated aa ot April M . ISM . Norma ISM-3, and AMIRICAN M N IR A L FINANCI, INC. f/h/a CNIDITHRIFT, INC.. Oefandant(t). NOTICC 1C HCNINV OIVCN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated November 1SW. IMS, and entered m Cae* No. SI-3440 CA 14 K, Of WS Circuit Court ol th* II0 H TCINTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SCMINOLC County. Florida wharsm LINCOLN NCRVICI MORTOAOC CORPORATION t/k/a LINCOLN M RVICI COR­ PORATION la PlaintHt and CHAHLIS W. HINORY. CR.. at al.. ars Defendants, i will soli te tha highest and beat bidder lor caah m tha Waat front door of Wa Courthouse, in Nanferd. SCMINOLC County. Florida, at 1140 a.m. o'clock on th# 13th day ot DCCCMICR, IMS. W* following described property aa eat forth m said Final Judgment, to wit: THC COUTH 133 PICT OF TH ! W CIT t/S OF THC I.W. 1/4 OF THC N.W. 1/4 OF THC N.l. 1/4 OF MOTION i t , TOWNSHIP It SOUTH. HANOI 30 CAST. IN MMINOLI COUNTY, PLOAIDA. o/k/a IM S MC NORTON ROAO. ALTAMONTI SFRINOS. FLORI­ OA S3714. DATIO Wla 17W day ot NOVCMMR. IBM. MARYANNC MORM Aa Clerk ot said Court By Jana I . Jeeewtc As Oaguty Clerk Faber B OitllU, FA. NuRe 300, 1370 Madruga Avenue Coral Oablaa. Florida 33IM •Person* wtw a disability wtw n##d ! tp !f l!l !CCQnwnoB!Uon to parttcigat* m ww prscaadme should contact ADA Coordmator at Namlnom County Courthouao, 301 N. Fort Avonuo, Suita N301. Nanferd. Florida 33771. at meat hv* days prior to Wo pressed mg. Telephone: (407) 333-4330 oat. 4337: 1-000-MI-0771 (TOO) *r t-000-M I-0770 (V) via Florida Nw| Wrt HI TUB OtROUtT ORURT 14L M i LLON MORTOAM M TM 4 OF TWO t IT N a NS SON NA I N , CMPIRN OF AMSRICA MALTY CRSDiT CORPORATION. 0 A M OOt SN-1S47 OA SN-A OMAO MORTOAM CORPORATION OF FA SUCCCSSOR NY MNRMR TO OMAC MORTOAM CORPORATION OF IOWA PLAINTIFF VS. ILIZAM TH J. NLACKBURN A/K/A BUTLNR A/K/A CANOACt ■LACK0URN, I T A t ■ Wraudh. undsr or ai OLIVIA 0. HUNTCR. H IL O A M T H HUNTCR HCNONiX. 1HIW | BMtTH) JUAB7TR TO: IUIAO BTN J . BLACKO U TU R Rd M NOTICC IN MCMBV OIVCN aurtuant to a Pmat Judgment of l•wVuuiWWw A M n L o a iie o M d id M N u s m kg slli UiifR fTeITfm SW. ISM , and anmrod m Case NO. NS-MN CA-14L Ot WO ClrsuR Court Ol Wo NIOHTCINTH JudmiM OrauN in and tar MMINOLI C aunty. FiarMa whOrtW MCLLON MORTOAM COMPANY la WO PtOMMN and CNTCLLC M. STRAUB) CHARLCS OMRO OOWCN art/a C. OMRO NOWIN. TiuOMOa m t isaaar RuiM ia at Wa BeRavaasNta LHrmg Trust dosed February M W . IM S) FLORCNCC MARIN BOWCN art/a FLORCNCC L. BOWCN, Truataaa ot Wo Bo-Lu RavaaMta Living Trust daaad February 14W, 1NN4) FLOM N CC LUNCH R BOWNN. at Living try February taw. fCBSi l^ihfg V ILIAM CONOt IV. ASSOCIATION. MO.) MTV INC .7 ASSOCIATION, p i m t u n io n n a t io n a l b a n k OF FLORIOA t/k/a ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. a C argargdan: UNITCD STA TU OF ASM RICA art WS and ok par- b u Ig U C R H M R R p S N ^ a d M N e S n M b N W rm s w mgmmmmSt i n o yeeuaip duaugll!><un2ar*or bgted Ws w bo dead or awry, sod an not* g^^^ Caunty ' F C K 9 H M N V J P K T C M Y K M ' O - F O V M M O M N K S C M O O P W M M I • W a S 1W N i i ' H o n r a o wsi sr nation to laraaiaoa a LOT TO THN FLAT THNMOF AN M C O R M O M FLAT ROOK IB. PAM S I t ANO U OF THN FUNUC M OOROI COUNTY. FLOW- 99W t O U f i tO L U D O N : *Vou Do not Old. you (list changs form. ViMA DM wa O ISM ky MA. Na. n TO: THN UNKNOWN H U M , DCVIBMS. ORANTBBN, TO M . TRUNTMN OR OTHNR CLAIMANT!, CLAIM INO BY. THROUOH. UNOCR OR AOAINNT C U IA M TN HUNTCR MNORia. Oaaiaaad WHOM RISIDCNCCS ANO LAST KNOWN ADOM SM N A M YOU A M NOTIPItO Wat an St PMrt- aal-j SO U t N, FM M PM OFF TH E LEASH s. Pass of fs . By W.S. FWfc you ore roguirod to oorvo a r S y . w T o n PNTCR KVRCN. ANBfBBy g ^ g g g fiHlBBB ie M IN Nay* Seoul AMCRICANN WITH DiNAAItlT IM ACT, pa Ia i COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Wg ISMINfll | Citpit. C aurtbauaa al 407-333-4130 CXT «CI7, I -400-444-4171 jTO O^ar 1 4M M 4 4774. Mg J v d f ** OAMO J. NTSRN A7T0NNCV FOR PtAMTIPP N I 7 I U SNSRO OTRMT, Root Oftie# Nos 3SM Orlando. FWrtd (407)430-0044 Pubifeh: Ncrambtr IS, M . tSM DCJ - 144 M TM O FTN O 1NTN em ovn m COUNTY, — O i - —s OT MOT FOTOT« DUVAL FSB ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF JACKNONVIU N OuvaT). row MORTOAOCAMNAICA. M0.. a Odawara C arparmfen. ' Plaintiff. BAFTINTt. JOHN DON BAPTISTS Unknown * OAKLAND V1LLAM ASSOCIATION. MC.. JAMCS I . ALLSOFK IX. ANNA S. ALLNOPP. SdSUM. JA M OOC and JOHN DOC M Tbnanta m TCNANT THN M TO . A U M COYt HANTS. CONOITIOM, MNTRICTlONN, TBRMS ANO OTHNR FNOVINiOM OF THAT CCRTAIN OSCiAM TION OF CONOOMNNUM OF NORTHS IV. AN M C O R M O M OFFICIAL ISSN THROUGH ITS* NtCLUM V I. PUBLIC M C O R M OF MMdtOI S COUNTY, FLORIOA, NOTf: FUM UANT TO TNN PAM OCNT COLLNCTION PRACTICM ACT YOU A M AOVWCO THAT IM S LAW FIRM IS O f MONO TO M A O U T COLLSCTOR ATTNMFTINB TO C O L U C T A M O T ANO ANY is E s EEE& n—lMtdyCaro HILLHAVIN HSALTH CARS W re- l»-t»e d e lW tk > > HUNB44U o» tSSITEHk •re M mad at barwas. Olv* a prtca at your heart. Call Faartr Parent Racruttmant al MF 4S3 44t1 11— P r so tialN PAX A SCCONO IMAON It rww ■ attoptins Quality woman's -SH -9421 Fr!E nuEcfil cece. ffEiwpEf* tEtlEfl, CEOTItElHlf. prlVifE N a rtw T IlX rtp ^ d m ^ 407-I23-M0C ALONI7 R C S P tC TIO Fet ClfiVEfilEfif E E •e l A i* COT •OTOTrnunp. ainOAantl'f targsdlscounl) QUIT IMOKINO- 1st Osy- Pram your ad M Wa CleatHtad Oaat. and Htciuda Wa rtlrtsrlng mMrmaWsn: tfHI All JZ&H. ISSN guaranrta. M-HoeWfi Cere C I R t lF lI D Nursrtf Aaartrtd, Will S<rt laving cars la your rtvod an*. In my hams. Pram sell-car* M rttal car*. Startmg d star man. tw-sss-Mw. FU LL TMdC L IV I IN C A M I Mr houaa A alMrty. Call: tn m s Q r w a r s j b Billing number *ar r t i^^irttl^s^iria^t b Start dart b Number d days you would llkeyourodtarun II you twvd any yuaitlani. pioaso call tha clsM iirtd Advartlslng Pagartm.nl at 313 t « l l . Monday Friday. I*I:N zssnmsrTnsr^r rod tdl. i r long. M W AND. cdT: LEflEl NotlCE! SSChry vm« tCSSFSSPlBXI bSOtS 7S4 Floor Fmanaiai Court Longwood. FL SS7SS Ooaombor. tow. ISM d 3.40 F.M. E wENeH* MeveeiEe? EE IEEE 0CJ-1N4 a ouAl.iv asas rrr id u E lu fT’^fifi HEM....... T I R O V I OAV CA B S. Man -Sot., hot masts. Nncad yd- rt saw able rasas SSI MIS. CNILO C A A l In my Imrw I d a n - night. A ^tilh rfMe RBFCNtLOCAM , MV MOM*, rtb311403*if i la port m i Hi Sow-Matas* •it. baMdaWg ta IWOOOO/B/A IT S ABOUT TIMS LEflEl NOUOEE at w tertty -awRSrt Han rent due* In aaaardaRia wNh FS N0TI0S IN H M M T OIVtN I la an Ordar d Fmm ^ NW, IM S and enwmd W Mt. M-07M-CA-14 In Ws CirauK Court at Wa (NW Ju!<fif!^ Clriult kn t*4 t!OTWl!*! C t lfit ! EltfME v M f M IMOiANO MORTOAOC OO.. an OME w m mfwmmm, M m i M M El MtOLUTIOM TH iTt sfFQOf C IPS. tv R u Fw S P v w QIUTtQX s^^M * |mMTt w aaorporatmn oslotmg imdor Wo at Wa Unbod Marta d IS M . d It. (NON SJR. St Wd d •tt, tit Fub&wl^Sd S. II M J-M t Du v a l FIOCRAL N/WMM ASSOCIATION 1", FLORIOA rNaw Ouvmn. auaeaaaar m bdarte W RTC as FORO CONNOMiR FMANCI COMPANY, MC.. J. TION, FLORI- DUVAL FIOCRAL NAVMM ANO LOAN AMOCATION OF JACKNONVILLI ('Old Ouvan. as •aaignoo d MORTOAMAMS RI­ CA, INC., a Odowsro Cargaratrtn. Is Ws FMbdM add N. RONALD BAFTINTt. MARJORIC BAPTINTI. OAKLAMO MA UNKNOWN WIPS) JOHN TO WHOM IT MA V OONCCRN: YOU WILL PLCANC TA M TSNANTS; NOTICC W d Wd Board at ■ OOUNTY, A ! QgyUfy CEOTOT^EEiEHETE 94 NUOORMtON OF Nammart County. Florida as POLITICAL th * stars o r i m w m | l:SS FM on Wa 1>W day «t ■ ■ I m . a m d Baaamber. A.O.. INNS, m Wa Cammrtalaasrt1 HOSPITAL, MC: sub LSAAMO STSTNMN, B..A ASSOCIATION, MC.. JAM M B. M, NW Wd I wdi sad la dm NrtUA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FL0M0A) M M l tertb dard, Ftartdo. C aunty. Florida d 1140 m . on Wo 14W dip at 0NCNMNCR.INNN.Wdf 004 MNOtCAL O M TtR ; USKTfD STATBSOPi IS I ta a at M tbs astraa. M Ws ObsuN Court d I tte LOT 17, THN SKONLANON MOTION M L F IM T O O FU T AN FfO FLAT M O O R O M M FLAT BOOK NS. P A M IN. PUB­ LIC RNCORON OF NMSMOCS OOUNTY. PLORMA. ArtUA 1SN M tTH OOURT. WM- CtSrt ot Wo COswd Cosot Or. J o n a l.. «4dn S3S-4MN) Or, N bNdtrtd (TOM) Or t-NNNMNH77N (V) t e m M THNW M T FRONTS NOLI COUNTY OOUNTHOUM. ------------------------------- Nl S I M o n t y , se e S m j| AFFCSR ANO M M A M AT THC TOM AMO PIACS AOOVf IN. I E E EE^rtlEE ytMTEEIetEttyrity Ewflrvt ity E fi'niTin iil d COUUNNSTAM SOU le y Neout W IR STT H 0CA0LMCS Tuaadey »*u Friday I I Noon Tha Day ialofs I Nwday I I Naen Friday AOJUNTMCNTN ANO CRtOtTli In Ws systd bt SR srtw M SR SB, MSNTN ANO CXHiOfTN TH N M ­ TO. TOM THCR WITH T M POL- M U N N O FOR THAT WtTNNM mm band i ■sM at saw Court on Si£.*3 * I h Hurtar ■ Stacart at an adddanNdrt , artyNrdaysnomadtunaNiaNaawwd. Carte whanyou| « r R RONALO BAPTINTI, JA M 001 O A FTH Ti I te THAT CNRTI UM RARCSL KNOWN M UNIT 4NN. TOM THCR WITH AN UNOIVIOCB M TSM ST M THN K •oat Ot Wit Court OR NOVfMM R 1SW. INNS. um o fn c _______ ________ staftkw a date-action suit aoainsMM fishing industry ~ w*nni Join it?" mon efemonts and common eurpki*. shad be add ta th* highest and bast bidder far caah at Seminole County Courthouse, 301 North Part Avonuo, Sanford. Florida, at 1140 A.M. an D IC IM M R ttth. IN N . Tha safe wdi b* mad* putauant to a Final Judgment November 14th, ItM . MARYANNC MORN I Cfert ot th* Court N r Jan# I . Jaaiwie Deputy Cfert Jon I . Kano, Caouir* FWrtda Bar No. M14MC MAT ICR. HARBIRT C BATIN. PJL 33* Cast Rob moon Streot fRIVATt PARTY RATtS ........ J T l l H M ......... TN M IM n ......... M IN IMS 1 Urns............................. 41.111 I nn Rates art sir Mass, NssnN m I Nm * S LMtl MtotawM HOURS U N / L M .IM F .M NOW ACCEPTING COfifiCt?OT|f ratarrad Id aa federation) th* Doc lari Waraot mekidm wa 407/831 -9 9 9 3 cussinro o c f t . TO: John Dunn* and Karoiyn Joyce Dunns, Thomas N. George and AHce M. ta whom n may eoneom: FLCASI TA M NOTICI Wat tha te-wR: Condominium Unit tot, in Buiidmg S, LaVita. Phase I, a condominium according to th* Declaration of Condominium thaftit - - r w W W I a* ^ W fifnrrtifi Iv v v ru u ti W P Il OttlClfiJ V t lr t M t Record* Seek tT30, Page CM, Public Records at SsminsW Caunty. FWrtds. and furthor amandmanta, H any, ta said Declaration (said Declaration Orlando • Winter Park AL PNOPSRTV: W/RANM HOOP R TOR. O A M A M DISPOSAL, WITNCM'my hand and Wo t t e *f Wit Court at BBMBtOLN . Ptartdo.rtua tawdagel CLSRK OF TNC CIRCUIT COURT ii.-oc a m., an wa l t d dsg ot ------------------ .ISSN. W a r ----------- Seminole 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 HM0AT C lO tIO SATUROAT M U R O AT M M TILLS M. STRAUB, at oL CLASSIFIED ADS JOHN DUNNI and KAROLVN JOVCI OUNNCi and THOMAS N. OCOROC and ALICI M. MORON, aa Assignees ot NHCILA DCWIRS. Defendant*. ka T*s a y w o T ASSOCIATION. JACKNONVILL1, FLORIOA (*Naw Ouvan, aussaaaar m mwraat *g RTC ib MW te DUWAi. Trtd V Wf Ima W w g^W F10NRAL NAVWaN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. JACXNONVtUC. FLORIOA. RA SO Ford Brown VMS IFANFMSNOOtSSSM TM Fleet Financial Court PLI tor, IBM. IM S • to o P M. M .1M S 0NJ-1M O A M OO. BS-tStS-OA-fS-K F IM T NATIONAL BANK OF CCNTHAL FLORIOA. a Florida corporation, f/k/a FIRST NANLANOO BANK. PlaintMt, O A M OO. SB-NTSO-OA-tO FLA BABO O . tO M IS MIDLAN0 MORTOAM CO., an Oklahoma corporation, a* assignee ot ABSOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION f RTC*). a corporation 0*tatmg yWlOT tflfi lEW! g( HOT UhEEE 3 ,10M D S J-IU DCJ-1U Ctert el die CireuR Court • r JmwN. oSJtc7. ATTTORNNY FOR P1AMTIPP SU T M SNNRO NTRCIT, NTS. MS NORTH MIAMI MACH. Ft M IN I (SNR MN-TTTN SN-N1SM M AOCOROANCN WITH THN AMIRICANN WITH OiBABILIT IM ACT. N Legal Notice! IS, NN, ISM m _ A partrtR at We Orelaa y N Leg!l Notice! BPfCIFISO. 7; 1 SM M l N » l I a rt NM NM jM TNtvLirm MS. SB. ISM O N J-tll CO R K OF CJNCUa COURT OyJgR N f.. R O A M OF COUNTV D tJ-IM 1N.SN.il 0SJ-ISN 3NN7 NORTH OOULNWMSO tAMPA. FL SSNNS P t e M Nmmmbar SB. IN, IB M �Sanford Harakf, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Novambar 26, 1966 - 11* J7—N u n a ry * — a u iftrt___ ★ HOUOM SAVINGS C M Q U M N ? !!!f NO REGISTRATION FEE M M . MICHELLE'S HOUSE _________________ w i m » _________________ MARTA’S OATCARI, Baby, •aal Fra Schwll Lake Mary. 43—L f i l I t v I cge AFFORDABLE Faretaael, free. will*. 111*. carporotiow*. ate, f days...itf-4«ti • OrvORCt tat Untatgretten • AdeptlensNemo Change Wills Trent)(•ten a Cradii Ratari. M a M B I B h I. 71—H d p W iftfd 71—H o fpW in to d ACTNOWIAVONI istarai AVON *4hr. Hot Lino FULL 4 FART T IM t RRTAIL. Mid 4 elating shifts: weak andt 4 week nlghti. Flaata apply In perten at Ilf S. Fark Avo.sam tpn._____________ ORNRRAL Office Uta/Wk Up ISFOTSIII FullRanafllt *"tm S Fork O ^tttAUQ1** CASHIERSTOCKER LOCALVIllOfM ROUTI Few Heart-ti Wilt Ian ______ J - SRCURITY OFFICERS Full 4 PT available. AN I Fraa unllormt. Bentlltt A vacation pay. Lie. BBfSOSCO). taf *44 M S or BSS-I4M.... ROE SHOP WORKERS Loogwood supply co. need* > Far! lima. In aur Sava A Let tiara. Appta la sartaa (SamSpmloti tm O rfia W P r. GROUND CREW Far tree service, wllh clatt "O " llcanta. H I H it________ NOMR T T F IS T S . FC uteri with 4 year daarea In early childhood education. la taadi Fra K Close. Id am. Sf.W par hour alut tree cMM tare m u tt. llal. Call ISSSSI14M1. E il. asm______________ NOMR T T F IS T S . PC utart needed. U l M Income poten llal. I-SSS I I I 4I4I. E il. R S m joassjoassjoat attFULL 4 FART TIMIMS Narrall Sarvlcat New Hlrtngl (tafllfSSStf EEO, ADA, Never a Feel OpUjRrtljjWtttRt U M N a/wk potential. Mutt Will a a a awe N1 »W I F M IL L IF IN E IX F A R IIO N Irrt'l. aaaartunity In MLM. high Interna potential hare and akraad. Call far details: W A B . t rtatalfry Cary. 7 1 -H R lp W a n fd motivated A drug tree E«c. .1*1-4411 SINGERS! NOW HIRINO, Honatl, da pandatlaaaapla.callffSfUf. MEATM1N0CI m am . F/T, M an.Frl. f :*0tlem. Butcher aip. halplul. Smoke 4 drug tree workplace. Apply: Rich Feed Flea astW. m h SI. Saatard. Frafar Mature perten (tamale encaurapad la apply), mutt have praal ecenee at HUMOR. F a rt lim e, S a l.’t p lu tf m e trs ic o w p iM A R R CRAFTS/SRILLLS/TRAMS m-aaaaarm-UM_____ ACCOUNT R IF . Ilea lalllnal Jutl Service At m Jewelry Displays. M K+ FeWdlel 4 _ i ncenllvat_irif)l|tia t4.____ ACRYLICS COMFANY M R IN# SUM . NO RAF. M I N D LOCAL W ORK-UM TM M t ACT NOVI AVON! We N dear. tad. i tie*. ftV.Uftff. AIRFORT Trataaat SMII/Mr. l aniard-Altamenle Mrlntt. All ahatat, Full banafilt. A F O F K A , DR L R O N S F t INFS. SANFORD CO.'l wark far free! electrenlc Ca.'a. Raperlanes helpful. Mil m-------m i D a y t f A l n l n o A A aR •ptv mt> iriininfi nwo kelMeltdty Vacation. P IN K E R T O N S R C U R IT Y leaking gualiliad Clata D aa curtly etlken la work a lamp attlgnmanl In FORT OR­ ANGE, about 1 months. Star! If hr. DaytMft only. EOE/AA .11/17 ORLANO JOE SERVICE 1:«S):M lMIS Waadland li ft m tm m m mm. m * * .HiiitmyPww- AUCTION MON. 11/27 O f LAND JOE SERVICE IC01SS HISS. Woodland If f! TUCS.il/2S TELESALES 9:004:00 UN i n Mi M il 471 PHONE REPS EVENINGS 9:004:00 2S99UE NO. SUITE479 NINTH RAM CAU 3 :3 0 4 :3 0 4 0 7 -6 4 4 -9 6 7 5 THE SANFORD N IR ALO It leaking tar Tatamarkalart In the BVININO HRS. H till several opening*. Apply ta person: M I L FRENCH AVR. Man.-Frl.SilMiSS. Nm I NO Mtf. fJGK D I K + e Train fwcwmrv* I J R tllL IH I 1H I B l. i l l iN M L L fT Farkllft experience. CDL Ciaaa C. Full iim,. » J L »— All rental and real ettafe edvertitement* are fub|acl ta lha FaderaI Fair Hauttag A d, which makes It IHagal la advert lea any praNranca, lim­ itation ar discrimination bated an raca. cater, rallgIan. tax. handicap, familial ttahit ^ r n a t t a n d o r l| l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 f—Aportm D fits UnfvmTshoU / Nout ... V I AFTS"SFECIAL**FOOL a WASNER/DNTER NOORUF FREE BASIC CABLB’M SM LARGE l/t In Eamdlful hlttark house. CMA. ig. FL rm„ lplc„ hardwood fin., caramk Ilia klt.tltama.-f uHl.MMSta LABOR I BDRM.. all util, fumlihed. M S tec. 1411 me. su ta ss m i-s m ___________ A R E A S M OFF New 1 bedroom apt*. First man. peal, weeh/dryor can* color TV. rafrlg microwave. private entrance. M l MSI FURN. ON ST. JONN*t river, beachfront, boat deck. IS min. from downtown, ties wk. les-msarsfi-fMi__________ ROOM FOR H IN T . SfS/Wk.. wath/dryar. pool, haute prlvltenet, ucs/dep......... A l u m . SNARE I Bdrm., I pralarrad famela. All haute prlvladgai. peel, club house. nopalt.im/man.lll f»ff. 97—A partm ofits FwnHshoM / Mont SANFORD. Small 1/1. wfc/mon.. A/C. wllllllat lumithad su ­ m s or pager f017141 SANFORD. 1 -iY O R Y COTT A R E . 1/1. A /C . pool. SMO/ltl/lwl. HIO lumithad MS/dw. nan-emw er X t l t f i SANFORO Laka Mary, l/t. Newly ramadata* vary nlca dab A max. C/MA family roam, fpk. privacy bock yard. No pats. Iff! + tec. Ref rag SM -m -tfll. Attar*) ttl-USS. •BERN RINA .. . can gal out Bl ranfale and gal In to y o u r ow n h o m a f SANFORD: I Btdrw IfW W. nth St. S M -f aac. Reliable lananta. no pals. Call Owner: O. WataarMI-IM. lha lad*. BARBARA SIMMONS R e w iM IM itk n M N S ls u tiiM ftM tab •N O R TN LA K E l / l Cands. dean, w/lpic.. peal, lake, scm.paHasat/4M •WERWA ana s/t. w / u sen. imAimtmrm. Re a l Estate , me. 1227491 •MATFAIi f tn Cands. snd. paltacamm peal. 1111/US •SANFORD t/1ua with parchl SMS/M •FINRRIOOR Oab 1/1 pee), new paint, clean. SIM/SM. LAKE MART, 4/L pool. Lk. Mary tchaalt, family rm. w/fpic., privacy, SfM me + .Ns Fetal a if ia i 1 N was ear JIM OOTLR Ns Fatal Ml SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Lake Ada I Bdrm... SSIS/ma. I Bdrm , *4fS/ma. endupN IITO R R D I . . apt. Watk dryer, cavarad garage. I yr. lease. 4 sac. d ^ . rag. S4SSme. MS-MS________ SANFORD. I BOOM wads, all appliance*. SMS m*. IN A lest fae-ffs-iaafarMS taf* SANFORD. DOWNTOWN NtaDtatrtd. (II Effcr. (t) Oafs)It: Stlkftf. XMAS SFECIAL. 1 Bdrm wllh pal la country-IBm totting, mi/man. Clean. 1/1 4FF00N . MW SR. N. S4W Me. Slfl lac. Immedtat Oc ewancy. M HU Of Tli.l.ft.lr l l | I 111* - ; | w / . 11 * S 1 r>o si c u m i y 1)1 l » O M I ta 3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1 LABOR t-SfwyT t / l .l hath, living roam, llraptaca, dmtng ream. C/MA. A new i Ml- , J yrt. mm. atp. f acallertf payJL wsrhtag > TEXAS OIL COMPANY NRROSOisiadahtaFSrtia T a w a rk w llh w llh a u l tuparvltlan In SANFORD area. Regerdiett al experl once., wrllai T.D. Itapklni, ’ Rffl. Rea fit. FI. ie SALES REP IWn ^wID^ |^w wi ^wn. w Frgmgta Fgrfima Ml ssrvkas h i p p lus cam m ltalan. rA»ptataSpatard,fSIW.HtaS«. SECURITY OFFICER JOB T N M L Armed 4 W armed .F L iffw f i at a tat Fh a a a C a lls . F la a t a i - M W * ____________ ‘zPaffl 3 nto lA B FLORIDA RASRD CARRIER • IX F R R IIN C I FATS B HOME EVRRT S-f OATS B BEN EFIT A BONUS FLANS BRIDRRFOOM AM Qkeat ^DeaiII M IS R X F A N D I N D A N D NERDS OOIVROS TO DUN MIDWRST A EAST COAST. CLASSACOLDRDUIRRD J S S fiJ iL sick ad adula i rata I B M r o o m A m i D n e iM S U r ttn g M t $ 4 7 9 AO CAR/UMftS, INC. --------1W.7 - • available with a laadinp pfeetfet mamdaefurar. Can 4MMNWM locEtEd 1 mu# South of Liko Mory BML, on Liho Emma M .. Loko Mory Mon. • Frl. 1:30 • 5:30 • 8 eL 10 • 8 FU LLTIM E APPLY IN PERSON: LAKEY IRW Nan lag < E m ta ta W ST. CROIX 3 2 1 - 7 3 0 3 7 1 3 S t e n t H u fco f U m High i aiitataliflMtas-CaRI t ia w m S l-U D R M R A LD F F K R JM II/N r. LRM Dutiaa a WIN Train. ty l. ^ B o u n t i ^ u f S £ (u (n g Soaking direct salat. In San lard areal Far Information calltaf-SSt-OMI____________ Be pari a4 a 1 company. A/Ci net raauirad Man F r l, ' I I MiAaur NOTICC 113-H omos u r m ir m in w i / w tw i TRANSW0RU) SERVICES O tlV IM WWfrata. Hlrtaf NOW) CALL A F O F X A . OR L R O N SPRINGS. SANFORD CO.’l tasking these with Detirs la work ler great electronic Ca.’t. Experience helpful. Mil Spec MM. Paid framing. Mad leal Holiday Vacation. TVO.il/21 CRUISRLINR TRAINRRS la MM/Wk Marfam CftWi INfiffii uir MIL SPEC2910 INTERVIEWSK IN MU): 407444M 75 O g l a n e I LakaMary. A O U IIT , managed. MtfO wk . ulll. pd. laun.. phone, kit. E W cy.-u ii.iH a m _________ CLEAN ROOMS, atagla Itarting Iff wb. Fa •• ’ MOLLY MAIDS’ Full lima rt iidanllal cleaning. M F. SI. Unltermed Will Tram. __________ ftf-SMf__________ NAIL TECHNICIAN, with or w ithout fa llow ing . Fo r aaframaly haay tatan. Call: wsastaraatfiai. Jill. NSW LOCATIONi LONOWOOO I STAR TEMPORARIES, INC. n o F E E ................. asf fsf-am 191-HOWMS ♦7—A jM rtm M ft F u m ls h td /N n f LANE MART area, there hemT tlS/Week util. Included. ^ a m o le ^ ra la rra d ^ n ia W ^ M O LL Y M A ID I H w v t.d f U a r ta a r f A M FO B T Careart I U Nr. G Up refuelers, custom• rape. ■Fan II Far Weal Orlande eecurlty ca. Oaad people skill*. itfwdullna 4 Rd M o l military W/tpOTAVWIf tip . pftWfTN. Salary, benefit*. kanuaai 4 aapamai Sand raaaaw 4 aa>ary bttaary tai S4SI y.FLWTW ELECTN04PT0 MECHANICAL fLICTIMPTO 91—A p o rfm tn ts / Hoys# to S h irt f l —Nooms fo r N u t ASSHMUDS-MIMKKS 7 1 -H tjp W a w M ABOUT MA KINa MOWI T l ” *W1NOONTECHNICIAN* B FU LLTIM E FOSITION 0 ERF. FREFIR RR D a t a t WILL TRAIN* a a a FULL Company Ronotm a MON.-FRIDAY f:M-4:M SOB IK'S SUBS Lk . Mery S Defend Herat Caoatar HotaB OoNvary Oay A Evening ihlltt. Man agement opportunity alto available. CaN er apply ta perten: At Sebtk'l ta Labe Mary. MM Lb. Emma Rd.. TECHNICAL IXFER IEN CED masss-Aaktar WANTED: CARiOIVER lor 2 women, lull limo live In. Oil weekend*. Rat. raq. 1» tsoo or m seta________________ WATSON M A L T Y . Lake Mary office It now Interviewing lor new or tapertonced real ettafe atteclalat. Call lor a caraarl CaN............................... n t r n s Country. Easy Llitenlng. and Geipall Naihvllla Talent Apply: UNCO NIND0NS Seoul making "F R E E " One tone audition recording lor Ilf Fewer Caarl- Saatard. Record Producer*. Wad. Oec. eal-MMIS-44140 0 4. tpm-ISm. Dayt Inn. 44M 5. R. 44, S in tsrd . Bring WRECKER DRIVER back up cattails, ecappetie. CDL B Hve ta or guitar. NO band*. NO call*. Sanford area. Experience A i l fa r JO E C U M pralarrad. Apply at: 100 BERLEPOE.______________ Pertlmmen Ava. Unlard. MAIDWITHCMC fca railahW 4 daaiwdi♦alien a >ay 4 eve hrt. Call kalwaan Siam. Man. la Frl. 7 1 -H tlp W onted CaN: WsihsaRut’s, M Hr M ItaS.lfl-ISSf ROR.SA/F/Q/V. $300 O FF B M M It/IB B n i 14104744090 ROE WANTED) SENIORS OVER H. JaBFtaaamaaMSt-ins. FL- Argg A g n g jn .ARtaE:----- $200 O FF tO O W tlB T H APMTMOIT 324-4334 Directory of Services T* verify g cantracfara llcanta call m m m m m s c K W N aN NO |ab Sw Small I A FW iiO CLEANNM SERVICE Camm./Gas. waWly. mantaiy arena lima. 4SiM1dB44 "S U F E E C L E A N " Christian Mama 4 Apt. Ctaantag Svc Prw^toAjsa^GattaM/Aaf. u i b i t s j 5Bc t 3 t w “ K II. B B a lb # T ile s # Dear Carpentry B Windows B Hand yman SarvkadSmall Jabs Wbtaama.CsNiMSM LSdbbf IALY/C m .rRi^Wi^w Myrs-aw- Figewf. Lkvtas. M A lir iu U m O R T SERVICE WIN WdNl 4 Nan. Fkkup 4 RWvarv. taw raSas. WWS4. CAPTAIN C M M E T E . Wayne idf— dry. taywoH. Ue/tat. D BStatartart________ g t f g CAAFENTEE AH xutatafhama s w L k. im m S m m m — y PARIS FANfTMM. Prattura clean, spray. brush A rail. Pancam cell.. JNn M-SIS4 ns pratt. cleaning, call lar a ttlm a la . C a ll H l - S f l l OWN B IT E haute*, mobile homoo. walk*, deck*. drive*. FraaaaMta^tae-....... g M S g aSFDATAWAT. SaN Faaaaara. E il. clunlngi. VWa/MC. Iran oal.Uc./lna............ A IM Hi. x n jn n r r E w T T T C f o w fiklM, J o in u s a t.F#t# n N l3 p M f c d !!w w Lai w n N y w ready tar Iks MAIFEill T O T S mg I 4 cwoHtfe rnwHUwa 4 hamumwi F f w im I. I a v I i Im I M 4IMI ratcraan 4 repairs. Free ...........................Sf-SSIBMS A l M S d O A n rtn w ta c a l rataa 4 tang Etatanw. Ouaran teas ta nrwtaa. LkVtaanrad. JTBH I iiD B ic r T n B f B r T T T r anp (ISMBMSI Cawun/rasta. carpanlry. repairs, dear “Lai taa ProNesHnal* da N * Fraa aaWmataa......... x m w UStCTRY ti&iM BtniS ingto the'country’isn’/asfan as it usedlobe...’ ^3 Whofo on RportmoM Ib moro than JubI a [Wa’r t a Uttk b*rd tofind, \ tbutyou’ll begladyo* diet P t a e o t o U v o FOOD . i IAKIAFTL r * m -sms FIB EWES E. AH aWI M pkk 19 iM i. 9km 4 m b tit. Atf fff U trtln f m enfra MS M M S fffT l !l ’ C n S m DsaRpii F n a E s n W l’iswwWhonta M M I Nkaa Bel-ISMISB. m 9 r s a 9 fo m e ! BUHL ONLTAFEW0RNING6! U lltv k H W A lf lU I I M ii PAMfTHSB B W o w O w a . dry wdll rapslr. Wallpaper re iai *fS4 m m x » a n o o A n ,tm m n A d i <’ i I l i a ’ Y o u r S-JI 1*4’ t flm iu s 'u A lf M if / i i i t 11 It r i \ I )<j \ i. i <j \ \ l ) l a ' l l , I tn \ Z 1 A \ l o t i 1 (> l l It fl llB C I As 330-1431 ■ H ■M H M M MM ■ M M | �1 M - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, November 2«, 1995 1 03 -H oum s Unfurnlritad / te n t IIS -O f f let Spa c t / Rtnf ST. KWHS RIVIR I Ml to FT.. Store Ironl. hvy tralllc areal t* l» month. Stemfrom Realty M l Mtt Owner financing. Beal tllp available. 1/1. carport, ecreen rm a utility rm. tlf.too n i t e t t a r t t im i (U N L A N D IS T A T E S . 1/i. CH/A. newly remodeled, vertical*, appll.. celling Ian*, utlllly room, iprlnkler »y»tem. corner lot. back lanced, carport, no pelt. IMS/Itt. latl deooilt l i t W ll/tX ttao WOOOaiNC. I/l. CHA. corner tot. heavily Ireed. 1 car paraae. (NO mo. MO IIM 1 ■ DAM. NOME. AC. U M per mo No pet*. HALL REALTY t m n « ___________________ t BEDROOM, 1.S belh. (acortty a tatellle. fenced. tUO'mon. M l IW . Beeper. tSI tW . 1/1, OVEBLOOKINO WKKIVA R IV IR at Katie'* Landing No oof*. MM month. Ml 4416 I BEDROOM!, « BONN, hlttorlc dlttrlct of (antord. MtO/mon A UM/Dep. Wather/dryer hookup A garage Call: Ml moor Page wa it**.________ MM DOWN e WHY REN T! Whan you can own. thi* 1 Bdrm homo, with CHA. new paint A carpet I HUD home*! T* Droop, lac. BoaItort..MIAMI IRS— DuptexT rig ta x / te n t CUTE 1/1, MM +■ dtp. ALIO (M ALL APT. Moat for tingle. MM/men + dtp- Ml MM. (ANPORD. I bPna.. carport, tecurlty tyttem, full kit.. MMlWdUcountodMH •EMINOLI NIDN. 1/1. C/HA. carpet, equip.. kit., indd* la u n d rjjC A rg rL im M t^ ^ 1 1 4 -W a r D T w t t M i/ l IRMCCOVERCS STORM! SCCOtEO CAR( e BOAT! a (M A LL RVt. (enford area. Cad. Mt-teeo. IIS -In d u s tria l Rental! OFFICE WAREHOUSE. from UM/man.. IMS *a ft . PRIME lacaflan. comer of a*A A Old Lk. Mary Rd. In (enford. w-------*-- M ^*^ aaaaaii m -o f f ic f I f f / R if t A p R S C TM Tw ro rs r proved office tpaco -prlma location-ground floor, to I ^ RRR -a---1 P P m---a w«,4 P PqM n .......... -MOO port*, ft. < lM )M f r eal E s t a t e , in c . 322-7IRB 141— Horn** for Sale M AI I m 111— Appliances / Furniture KIT ’N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright KIN O IIZ E W A TE R BED. bookihell headboard/* draw *r* underneath, padded tide*, matlret*. teml mollonltt*. *300 OBO. M l 1411. AI I V C O M M E R C IA L P O T E N ­ TIAL! 4 bdrm . 1 bath, con crate blk. home on over I a c r a l C H A ! D etached workthopl P plc.l Many pottlbllllletl ONLY (IM.M0. 141— H o m t for Salt ftt I IIRIIAHl I M1IMI S J I M Hill I f’HIU’ f H i l l ' SUSAN'S 9MSHCR-DRVER EXCN AN BI OR (E L L your property located anywhere I INVESTOR! REALTY 11**411 1/4 ACRt * ict** AO ) 1 fenced, dining, lam.. tern porch, garage, pond *101,too R EN O V A TE D . New carnet. paint, fenced. *11.460 OW NER P IN ., new paint. carpet, fence, carport, **1.000 HIDDEN LK. 1/1. renovated, new carpet root palnl. fenced comer lot.tf4.M0. £ > a (c m a n 371 R IP R IO IR A TO R , 14 c*. ft. (M0:. toprettlonera vanity. Salglar (pace heafar with tank, (HO. Ml 14*1._________ OVBRTICAL ctoth Wind* 12 II for doort/wlndow*. (1100. Call: 1100004______________ WROUOHT IRON IUN FURNITURE. (NEW). Ol* counted for liquidation. MUST ( I I I 11*100 00. . 401110*104. K c n iftf n / f i ‘l/ 3 7 1 77!> / NO DOWN PAYM ENT, Par 0vaulted Bvyertl 1/1*4. In tuper condition, on largo tot. II you oro currmtly on any wolfing tilt for a homo. W l HAVE HOME! AVAILAILBI Minima* Oroep Inc. Baallor............................Mt-MM. OWNER (A V ( (E L L II R# ducodl Like now, Ig 4/l. block homo. CHA. wall to wall carpet, nice area. *43.000 I - A I M < »• .# («»• « f #I V IN T U R I I rnO P f R TIf s t .’ l .l/ f c l OOV’T PO R tC LO tID home* for pennle* on the It. Oelln quent Tax. Repo'*. REO't. Your area. Toll Free Ml M M M -trn Bit. H U M lor curveof Ittftng*. ____ ______ HOME W/Mem’i tulle. 1/1 abv. grd. pool, mint cond. hardwd tlr* M1K.4111441 Realtor LAKE MARY WATERFRONT. Lovely 1 bdrm.. 1 bath, family rm. A fireplace Spill plan w /larga eat In kitchen. Screened porch A Spa over look pend and view the lakel Asking *104.406 O W N IR ANXIOU*. Mako Of lor I Plnocrotf. Ig. 1/1. CHA. laundry rm .. work rm .. carport, lanced yd. Ml.tOO L E M O N B L U P P ROAD. Beautiful chalet ttyle 1 ttory farmhoute w/1 porcheti Vaulted celling* and tlroptace In MXN Gathering Rm. Gat range and lantattlc Itland kitchen. Small active fltk pond. 14XM concrete block bldg, contain* office, full bath, worfcihop w/loedlng dock and 1 garage tpece* with roll up door*. 14X14 barn w/4 (tall*, tack A feed rm*. All of thl* plut aved driveway from road attend* 41* ft. to houte. REDUCED to only (114.000. Almett 11acre* WOWII ST. JONHS RIVIR Owner financing. Root dip available, l/l, carport, (croon rm A utility rm. tlf.400. Ml MM or Mt m i 113—Acreag* (ANPORD. Office tg. ft. Bonding total. 1MB K ft. ooroftlcounH. MI-1004 to m / I r Ir IN C . 1/1 w/R*m*d*lod kltchoa. freth paint, nowar olr A hoot, oak floor*, tg lot. chain link lone*, btg fro**, nlco are* .................................. *41.100. GREAT C0UHTRY MOW! 4/1 w/P#mlty, dining room, cotlom. kitchen cobfoeti. open floor plan, occett bldg*. minute* to Ilf moll A Wokfv* River. M4.4M. 122-2429 • 121-2729 LME MMT • SMfOSO WINTER PARK. >NdMH Ny/4M are*. l/tVylowebeoM. Ipeott. NICE. OMumabk no quali­ fying. toko over peymenttl (MM me. P.I.T.I., II yr. mfg• beloncel 01M0 tote, needed by dating. (Jan. 1*1 or II MM dm- required. 4WP1M H no ontwor I 1). OP PICE B Mtroao. 4M Ok ft A up. MOVE Ml SPECIAL! (M l 1 1 7 -M iM k Hr M O BIL! NOME COMMUNITY olIXM. I/l. IT MANATEE, NEAR LAKE MONROE On Over*Ited lot. Cuttom built 1 bdrm.. 1 bath home bull) w/attentlon to detail, (pill bdrm. plan. Laundry and tewing room with (pace to work. Large kitchen for food ttorago and prearatlon. Breakfast bar overlook* dinIn s r m . W o r k t h o p w/electrlclty and felopfion*. (late of tha art tecurlty «yt font. Patio off dining rm. W0.4M. CALL EM* Spivgy Wetton Realty 321-3200 or 3324300 C m r Ir DELTONA AREA, IB OCfoT Idooi for mobll* homo or homedto. hart**, cattle, form­ ing or nuneryl Zoned agricul­ tural. (I,M B P IR ACRE, (mall down payment w/ownor lln*ndng..............M*-Hl-im (A N P O R D . Lake ly lr o n , Lekofront. ( acre*. UM.M0 RooNor HT14M THREE ACRE! Pled Zened mulliple-butlne**. (IN ,EM . CoAMfrMTIovot.__________ 16 A C R E ! + PRIVACY. Oeneva. 0M.4M. A. Jehneea. VIP Pro*- W *-mi STENSTROM R E A L T Y , Call In your garage tele ad by II noon on Tuotday and lake advantage ol our tpoclal garage tale ad prlcoll Call Clatdfled now for detail*I (ROTORS B AUTO TRANSMIT* Stotts many mite, motor*, from SIM up Ineludln* re ' bulldabl* Chov. 4 BaN. many, trantmltdont from ( I I up.. Caff.MI-ttMorOMMIt. • 23S— T r u c k * / ALUMINUM CAN!. Stool CMd copper, brat*, nowtpapor. giatt bottle* A |ar». Kokowm RocycttogW. Id. SM-1M0. Mon. Prl.» *■Sot. 4 t pm COPIERS W AN TIO . All Make* A Site*. Running or not. Will pick uo....... ..401-m-MM 221— Good Using! to Eat JUICY (woof Horn tin orange*, t ) bu . MM Pineway. Sanford. Calf MMMO before comtoo NAVALORANOBIAO* REDORAPEPRUIT IRS— Com puter! UH /S RE1TORSD COTTAGE. Rent, leete purcheee. tale. 1/t on 1 tot*.................... M4 fill. (ANPORD, * m , noor Momllton Elem. Hug* thady bock yard. ttf.JM. Clot* to Downtown. Colltor Appt.MtatM._______ (AN PO RD . 1/1. CHA. noor (hopping A tchoali. (14.4M. MaHcaoinkl Baaftor M j t M (ANPORD. 1n . PAMILT room. C/NA. rooovotod. ( I I M •CMACC SMI R0 BARGAIN ottXM.t/1 Ipllt. 01 M A N A TEE ,II AM. * 14X04.1/1 (pill. H PLEETWOOO, M.M0. * t«X«4.1/U*. M (K V L IN I, I *cm. rm* , carport. (K.RRB. e M XM 1/1. (pllt.lt D EITIN Y, tpk.. IIM M . a MXM. I/lIpllt.MBROAO MOOR, tern rm., carport. I ISAM. * MXM. I/L ( I IKVLINK.PL corport.IM.MI. LS/L Ipllt. M IK YLINE. w/woth-dryer tele T tt‘ flttjte H ■ COUNTRY IV (BCTTM BT B. Lo. Mt. 1/1, now carpet fc vinyl, iT o i /a . 41privet*. P in * LSL: I IN CARRIAGE CDVR, I Bdrm. (to. Mobtto Hornet, m MM: MOM I EEBBBOML 1 larpa kit., dating n MAMOBO. HI-MM. M0VCII FORCHRISTMAS MoblM Homo* In Carriage Cove PMOtoto Plnaetlf IN H Hr* • t/1, Lg. Living Room. (cm. Rm, C/HA. Cl*an.....(1.441.M • I/l, potto. (had. c/ha. MAN. • I/L 14* Wtd*. noadt tom* TLC. mod Bo movod MAfl.M. B 111, Double Wld* Lore* Poftt, Carport. Largo Matter Bedroom. C/HA. Cloan A NMO.......................IMAM At. tOT-Mt-Wtor 044-MI4 I lf - IB M C O M P U T E R . Color monitor, tot up lor tutdenl or groat tor tm. but. t i l l coth Include* printer A lot* ot program* Ml-fM-041*_______ OLEADINO BOOR compvfer. Model D enhanced mod*. MS DOS 4.M. It upgradabl*. Fin* toroboolnnorl (111, IM -td l IR y-Sporflng Qeodt PINBALL Com*!. 4 playor 1M. Groat XmotOItt.SlfS. 144 1(01. (PA/NOT TU B : I PERSON portable w/aqulp. underwater light. - ' r GAZEBO. 441*4*40*1. JS H Iita te I'LL BUY OR L I A I I YOUR ftOUIE. make payment* A do repotrt. Call tor drtall* NoQBItoOfto*-........... AM-1M1 NEEDED UNMBOIATBLVI Lai or tmall ecree«o tollable tor mobll* homa. Atk tor Bart. CALLBART Roof Ed. M114M (MOWS BUY ffOUIEIIMM Aey condition, AN oroatl Wo con Pot Carat Mi l*** 111-AppMancM / F u r a jf u r t RBPURBISHEOOfftce Capteri. all makot B dm*. Save tm to 10% from Howl Warmety a ... mm. 191— Building M etorleli PORSALEiPortabtoBMgt. ” MIM'-OM Ig. PI. Pormorly Oattroamt. Delivered I* year Id ............................. M M III. OSLIDINO GLASS door. 4 toot. If f — M echlnery/Toeii 44- > id Appttance 1MHM "* P R I I Doffvory a Warrantoaa KENMPRB WatBtr-Dryor Ptfr. CHURCH ORGAN * OPPICB PURN. CHAIR!. Cheap* DopM 111*French Avo. Ml-M44. A N TIB U I CHINA CABINET A 4 chair* A laBto. Cam* too a moho on offer........... M i lan RUT AND ( I L L Ooad cloan uoad furniture A antique*. In •hop roflnM hlna a v a il. LARRY'S MART....... B H U t O CLICTR IC DRYER. Atklng (M M i.ta iiM a it* _________ # FREEZER. Kanmoro upright. Now gadid. froel free. (M i. _______ M O RTAR M IX B R . got. 1ba ggtr, S4fli D IA S TR A MOOt L 1KWI10Z. *44* DON: IMS PORO BRONCO. XLT,* Good cond (11M14P toll IMS PORO 4-fL P1M, Good. tntorlar, toad work truck, no* rutl.dN IN* THUN O RR BIR O.----------- . mochonlcally tound. M.0M, mil**. (IMS..............M4-4M0. » 1*04 C H IV Y SIS LB, ILOMl mltot.Rod. LOADED, extra* ctoon,(tL*W........... H4 4M0 ? Track*. M S-TB from *14.4*$. *1 CUM SILVERADO. I4.M0 < ml. St AMO. ; 223— M iKelteneeu! For to*** SPECIAL P R IC III. RUROLAR BARS. E**y puth button releete I ** per t q f t Member el ChooiBir...lH-»IM DECORATE Par Th* HoMdoytl Pro* ottimeto*: Call anytime: ..... M4-01M. O BT N EA LTH TII FR EE RE­ CORDED INFORMATION! Call the Total Health A Lit* Extent Ion Hotttooi MI-4114 Exciting. Ttmoly, Bxmmol Chtvy-BIO, M1-10MI OREAT OUTDOOR STORAOE. Boat*. RV. Equip Fancod A Itohtod. Call m -E Jd 23t— VaM clM Wanted 04.0 A JUNK CAR(/TRUCK*W AN TIO . P R t l Hoot oooy.' I boy CA(N-TMoyi I ......... CASNMS PAIDI Per Jot* Can.’ T r u c k * A Mi t e . I Kao*: America Boouftfd I ■ ........ JUNK CARS WANTED! Rum-; in* or nod Pay ( L I T ** i " T iittlL U 241-RtcraaNanal • Vthtete! / Cam aar! • VOLVO 14*1. 14* OL. Mint condition. 4 doer, automatic . Ml 1411___________________ •1 C H E W Cltoftoa. 44K ml. runt good. COLD air. auto, oil power I Great gat mlteoga. *1400 Firm. TO-Ml* hr. mtg. M LEXUS IS MO. Ok. groan. 14K ml., auto. AC. power, •unroot A morel Atklng *10,400. OBO MtoolH-40M 4* P R I OWNED Covoltort. 10 tochootolrom. Prom *11,444. 44 CAMARO Convorttht*. 1 *p.. tow ml. *14,400. Over M Utod Car* A Track* to choo* I r o n l Par tk*»* SPECIAL P R IC III Atk tor CAMPBROUNO to tm lirtk iT camp from caatftocaaol. RPI' offiltofton. PoM (MM (oert-; ftcaw nicauiaM m aM * 1414 V ID A , » r . M o * TLC. SIM . Or mate­ ....................JD-SP1. • 417 W M M MOBILE TRAV I L I R WRB tot togtoo. Po* Soto or (rai* tor oor of v d v a .tM M .M H P A IMS NOMAD, ( T . (toag* A roar bod. roof olr. TV onto** ng, many txfrat. oxc. 243— T ra H tn IV TANTRUM Traitor r wtdt r M" high, Atukli Own to back.' a--------------- a n a a Ch*w-BiaM t-1 nU N V y M n y EFT#. 4 * A N TIB U I TRAIN ( I T Ltond typo with track A train nation trom the W*. (MB. M4I11I DGJfiMTWt flHOSI 111 Magnolia Avo . forced to loll at reduced price*, dealer to iiiia iiM iiiiid ttIB t llS -H e e te e n d J i( \. t r V bOTTOM. 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Monday 12-4 CiooAd Friday Visit Our Pamala Oaks Model Center Todav! *27535 Tote) 1,334 a* ft. (407) 321-41SS : ; 211— Antique!/ Coiltctlbtei •cratch A PH*1'* *EE*!tWfl t .? f**:I**L • NBABBOARD FOR TWIN IIZ E R IO . White Wlckor. MM6S4PMM._____________ ' 41 CUM H0.4M 14*1 Celery Ave. (antord. 2 3 1 -C a n 1R9-OHice Supplies / Equipment a rjjs ■ m ■a t/V a H ! _______ 219— W a n t e d t o E u y (O L D IN f D A TI. Everything It tqueeky clean. Advent** in Ih* Clettlfledt (ANPORDNERALOi m Mil. 9 /) 1222111 323*5774 -Hr'Y*' 233-AutO F a rt! 2 1 7 -Q e re g e S e lt! TOUEING PACKAGE I WITH LEATHEI. SUNROOF, POWER PACKAGE, AND MUCH MORE! ak t u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 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/942131ba2896b657b7e016c20087fc74.pdf 5c5992a1993785897d76fea659d5e86d PDF Text Text r *1 t igust 31,1995 TH U R SD AY , 50 Cents Sanford Herald S e r v i n g S a n f o rd , L a k e M a r y a n d S e m in o le C o u n t y s in c e 1 0 0 8 B8lh Year, No. 8 - Sanford, Florida N EW S DIG EST Nature trails Too wet to fish U P e o p le Caregivers recognized County begins forming 24-member advisory task force lllllliavrn HeulthCorr Center recently re­ cognized longtime employees at a luneheon when certificates were dlstrlhuied. C See Page 3D. By SANDRA BLLIOTT Herald Staff Writer M issing boaters sought Seminole County sheriff's deputies and of­ ficers from the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission are searching the waters of latkc Jcsup and Lake Harney for a pair of Itoaiers who failed to return home this morning According to the sheriff's office. 30-year-old Jay Leonhlrth and 33 ycar-old Keith Oglesby, Unit of Orange County, set out on Lake Jcsup in an atrboat at about 7 p.m. Wednesday. The two were to have spent the night "scouting gator locations" nml had told their wives they would return by 5 this morning. They did not return to the Black Hammock Fishing Camp near Oviedo at the ap|x>lnted time so their wives reported them missing at about 7:45 a.m. The two had a state |>ermlt to trap alligators beginning Sept. I. The Seminole County deputies and Florida Game und Freshwater Fish Commission ofheers are being assisted In their search by an Orange County sheriffs deputy who Is the brother of one of the missing men. T o u r seating available M otorcycle day HEATHROW - ABATE o f Florida. Seminole County Chapter, will host Its 11th annual Motorcycle Olympics on Sept. 10. at L A L Acres In Heathrow, at the southwest corner of the lntcrstnte-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard In­ terchange. Gates open at 0 a m., with admission 95 for members and 97 for non-members. Events include live music, vendors, food, games, and other activities. For additional Information, phone 330-0444. Parade entries sought ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altamonte Springs 75th anniversary parade, part of the city's anniversary’ celebration, has been an­ nounced for Sittunlay. Nov. I I . from 2 until 4 p.m. The event will also feature the Miss Altamonte Springs Parade Pageant at the Altamonte Mall on Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. Parade entries are tx-lng accepted through Oct. I. with a limit of 75 parade entries. For additional Information, contact Promotions Un­ limited of Florida at 849 9944. Compiled from staff reporta INDEX Claeelflede...... ,.4B,SB Movlaa............ Comlea............ Croaaword...... Daar Abby....... Daatha............. Dr. Qott............ ....... BB Bporta.............. ..1B.1 ■dltorlal........... Florida............. Horoaeopa....... ( W h e n it is a q u e s tio n o f m o n e y , e v e ry b o d y is o f th e s a m e re lig io n , f -Voltaire T o d a y : V a r ia b le c l o u d i n e s s w ith showers and thun­ d e r s to r m s lik e ly . Locally heavy rain imsslhic. High In Ihr u p p e r 8 0 s. W in d southeast 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 70 percent. started His only catch was a lone catfish. The rain is expected to continuo today, with a 70 porcont chance ol showers Ignorance of the law will cost you By VICKI DeBOftMIM SANFORD — Reservations are still being accepted for Ihc all-day excursion to the Taut|>a area on Sept. 22. sponsored by the Seminole County Historical Society. Included In the day's events will be n lour of the Henry B. Plant Museum. Ybor City State Museum, other historical sites, and lunrh at the famous Columbia Restaurant In Ybor City. Cost for the trip, excluding lunch. Is 935 per IK-raon. Including entrance to txith museums. For Information and/or reservations, contact the Museum of Seminole County History at 321-2480. For mors weather, see Fa g e lA Htflid Ptsoto by Tommy Vtocvnt You know it's really raining hard when oven the fishermen along Sanford's lakelront give It up. This unidentilied man's fishing day onded at 4 p.m. Wednesday when Iho downpour SANFORD — The Trails und Greenways Task Force will consist of more Icx-al representatives und fewer members from local and state agencies under a formula iccommended this week by Hie Seminole Board of County Commissioners. The 24-mcmbcr task force Is being formed to serve as an advisory committee which will make recommendations to the county commissioners on development of a county wide trail system. The tusk force will he In place for two years to review’ plans. Identify funding and resources, drum up support fur the program as well as making recommendations to the BCC on the final plans. County staffers recommended representatives from four stale agencies us well as one repre­ sentative each from county parks and recreation and public works departments l>e appointed to the tusk force with the county commissioners Cl S ee T ra ils. Page BA Herald Senior Staff Writer___________ SANFORD — Apparently many people are not aware of Ihc Florida statute that requires vehicles to stop when a school bus comes lo a hall and the driver extends the stop signs on Its sides. If they arc aware, they are Ignor­ ing the law. And Sanford Police officers are S c h o la rs h ip event keeps p ro fe s s o r’s le g a c y alive making II a point to remind them to stop. T o drive the point home, they are accompanying the reminders with 9117 tickets “ We've had an awful lot of people violating this since school started In August." Cmdr. Dennis Whitmire of the Sanford Police said The hulk of the 30 to 40 Violations In ihe lust month have been on 25th Street und Princeton, he noted. Ollier locations on 25th Street have also seen a number o f people ticketed for violating the law. Whllmlrc said II appears that most people arc simply unaware of I he details o f the law. "They think that because It Is a four lane road, they don't have to stop when the bus Is on the other «!de. ' he said. "But there has to Ik? a five foot median between the bus and your ear. otherwise you have to slop " Whitmire said that every year there seems to be a new’ location In the city where people choose to Ignore the law or where there Is mass Ignorance of It. "Last year it was out on First Street." he said. "This year. It's 25lh Street." According to Whitmire, parents and school district officials are the n See Bus. Page BA Oviedo residents vote soon Giving a friend a lift By NICK PPIIPAUP Herald Stall Writer By VICKI DoBORMIBR Horald Senior Stall Writor SA N FO R D - J o e Reinhardt always wauled lo do what lie could to help out the students hr luught at Seminole Community College. Friends and loved ones want to lx* sure Hull, even after Ills unUmrly death several years ago. he Is able to rontlnur doing so. The third annual J«x* Relndurdt Scholarship fundraiser will lx- held al Cafe Jake's In historic downtown Sanford on Thursday. Sept. 15 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Cafe Juke's Is loealrd at 112 E. First Slrrel. The event has lx*rn done In Reinhardt's honor each year In order to raise money for the schol­ arship that Is designed lo help needy students with their college studies at Seminole Community College. The fundraiser will Include hearty (xirllons of Italian cuisine. prepared by Ihc stalf at Cafe Jake's, heavenly dessert* and live entertainment. There will lx’ dix>r prizes, er.tlls und silent auction Items whleh have been donated by 25 lix-al Main Street merchant* While It Is exciting for the adults, such an event may grl a little Ixulng for the kids ..not! The Sanford Fire Department will he d i s p l a y i n g o n e of Its state-of-the-art trucks The Suntonl l See Scholarship, Page BA HittM Shot* b, Noqm HMIMCI While some friends greet oach other with high-lives, Maude simply picks up mammal tralnor Bernle Barlosch to say "hi." The precocious pachyderm recontly celebrated hor 21st birthday at the Central Florida Zoo Although the impromptu ride didn't oxactly bring the two eye toeye. Bernic could certainly check the freshness of the elephant's breath OVIEDO — Tuesday Is election day In Oviedo. Allhough three city council seals were lo be voted upon, one can­ d id a t e . fo r G r o u p I. P h illip Hampton. Is unop|M)sed. und will automatically lie re-elected. The muyor's race has two can­ didates. Miriam "M lm l" Bruce Is running agulnst John Ihxlgln. For C ouncilm an Group II. Charles McLaughlin. Jr. faces George Vlrlc. A major bond referendum Is also on Tuesday's ballot. Voters ure Ixing asked to approve or veto the Issuance of an cstlmutcd 96.1 mil­ lion tmnd. The money, tf approved, will lx* used to Install new wells und mukc Improvements to the water treutment system. City officials have observed that If this ixmd Issue Is approved, (here would be no need for an Increases In taxes and/or water rales. A ccord in g to an Information statement Issued by Ihc city In connection with lids referendum. "T h e estimate (96.1 mlllllon) Is based on the city going up to five miles away for new wells and piping the water buck lo the irealment plaul. The estimate also Includes c«wis for porchusing property and Installation of new equipment In the water plants." The statement say* Oviedo's current well llrlds draw wulcr from a layer of fresh water Hull Is illredlv ! 'See V ote, Page BA C o m m u n ity choir invites p u b lic to listen By MARVA HAWKINS Herald Correspondent S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford C om m u n ity Workshop Choir mrmlx-r* will celebrate their fourth anniversary with the rrdcdlcatlon of their lives and voices to singing and lo Hu* praising ol the Lord through Christian und spiritual songs This group o f dedicated Christians has Im’ cii singing and giving of their talents throughout the four years they have been organized. Members of the choir are all Christians and arc members of various churches of all faiths In the Saulord community. This busy group has had Ihr honor of uppeurtng on tlu* BET Bobby Jones Gos|x*l TV Hour program. In 1991 members released their lii-i album and < D "It’s Gonna He Alright" at their third anniversary. This release Is sold throughout the United State* and the group has traveled lo New Haven, Ct.. where they appeared In concert (or the national release. This year the choir has performed at Disney World for the 1994 I’lunncr* Meeting. During the month of September, the choir will appear Friday. Sept. I at 7 p.m. at the SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL N EW S Krdcdlcntlon Service of St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. Leonard Jenklns-Wllson will deliver the message. On Saturduy. Sept. 2 at 7 p.m.. the fourth anniversary’ celebration will lx* held ut the First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church on Elm Ave­ nue. where the Rev. Hurry D. Rucker Is pastor. The choir will |x*rform along with guest artist Bobby Matt, the Orlando Gospel Workshop Choir, the Spirit of Love Ensemble with Vlrtalllo Kendrick, the Ml. Calvary Singers with Calvin Tlllmun ol DeLand Bee Choir. Page BA C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �V P ' $A - Sontoid Hoiald, Sanford. Flortdi - Thuiodoy. Augutt 31, 1995 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE Teen accusedl of rape Sm ugglers com petent to stand trial MIAMI — The much-delayed trial of two o f South Florida's most Infamous alleged drug smugglers will go an as scheduled In October after a federal Judge ruled both were competent to Mtund trial. Willie Falcon and Salvador Magluta "rationally as well ns factually understand the proceedings ngninst them," U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno said Wednesday. Moreno said both men had adverse psychological reactions to their Incarceration since 1901. much o f It In solitary confinement, but that they appeared ready to go to trial Oct. 16. ” 1 could sec they were exchanging Information with each other and with their lawyers." Moreno said. Falcon and Magluta alleged to have profited $2 billion on 75 tuns of cocaine smuggled Into the United Slates for Colombia's Medellin cartel. They have been Jailed for nearly four years and were originally scheduled to go to trial In 1993. Four potential witnesses have met with violent deaths In the meantime. Both men's attorneys argued their clients are Incompetent to stand trial because more than 1.000 days o f solitary confinement have left them depressed nnd tumble to focus enough to participate In their defense. "W e have watched them deteriorate." said Magi ilia's attorney Martin Weinberg. "They are not helping us. ... They have a constitutional right to be masters o f their own defense." Harold Photo Sr Aaraa Van I w u ila tN DuPont gets delay in paying fine COLUMBUS. G A.— A federal Judge says withdrawing a deadline for DuPont to pay $115 million does not mean he expects the chemical giant lo lie successful In appealing sanctions In a case Involving the fungicide Benlate. U.S. District Judge J. Robert Elliott decided Wednesday to allow DuPont to exhaust Its appeals before being forced to decide whether It will pay the multlmllllon-dollar penalty. Elliott fined DuPont on Aug. 21 for withholding evidence in the 1993 lawsuit and gave the company until Sept. 5 to decide whether lo reduce its penalties by $101 million by taking out full-page ads In the Wall Street Journal and the major newspapers In Georgia. Alabama and Michigan. Elliott's ruling amounted to a slay of the sanctions. "But this Is not to be Interpreted as Intimating that the court believes DuPont's appeal will be successful." the Judge said. *'ll Is entitled to a stay as a matter o f right." In the lawsuit, farmers from Georgia. Florida. Michigan and Hawaii sought $430 million In damages, contending Benlate contaminated with a herbicide killed their crops. They settled for $4.25 million while the Jury deliberated. The second case contended DuPont withheld evidence In the original suit. DuPont denied anything was wrong with Its products. "W e have appealed from the order In its entirety," said John Train, an Atlanta attorney representing DuPont. "T h e sanctions are Interwoven. ... It's not possible to chop them opart." In Its appeal. DuPont plans to challenge the order giving the company the option lo either pay the $101 million penalty, or publish an ad with which It disagrees, said Train. Custom s gets streamlined MIAMI — Freddy Mendez was braced to wait at least an hour for his friend, who arrived at Miami International Airport from Maracaibo. Venezuela, to clear U.S. Customs^! ’ * “ *.**?A J But his friend made It out In 45 minutes. ' "Always my friends are waiting in a long line." MendcchNiU* while waving from the greeter's lobby lo his grinning friend. "It's good. Forty-five minutes." Shorter waits, os opposed lo three-hour delays, should become the norm at Miami International under a new plan that Improves security while Improving the federal government's efficiency. Clinton administration officials said Wednesday. The government will Improve security, cut red tape and push for greater cooperation among federal and local authorities and airlines to make life easier for passengers, officials said. The changes were announced os Vice President Al Gore's representatives named Miami International the nation's first airport "relnventton lab." a designation that will lift excessive regulations and allow more decisions to be made at the local level. The program could be launched at other airports In two years If the situation Improves at Miami International, the nation's second-busiest airport for foreign arrivals behind New York's John F. Kennedy International. The experiment Is part of Gore's "Reinventing Government" plan, which seeks greater efficiency In Washington by Increasing cooperation with businesses. "The goal Includes world-class service and compliance with national border laws." said Robert Stone, head of the National Performance Review, a special group charged with finding ways to improve governmental efficiency. From Associated Prass rsports LOTTERY MIAMI — Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 03-04-09-05 06 C ash 3 4-1-0 P la»jy 4 6 2 4-9 Sacond Clan Podiga Paid al Sanford. Florida and additional mailing olticaa Podmadar Sand addraaa changaa loTMt SANFORD MFRALD.PO Boa IMF. Sanford. FL 1Z77Z-1M7 Subscription Ratal (Daily 4 Sunday) Hama Dalitary Mail 1 Month! lit SO 114 00 a Month! t is o o sag oo IVaar 17000 I N 00 Florida RooidanU muai pay 7% aatoa 14! In addition lo raiao abora Atiana (SOT) U2-ZS11 A largo crowd turned out Sunday afternoon at Fitzgerald's In Sanford for a fund-raiser lo benefit Karen Waite who has Inoperable cancer In the stem of her brain. Revelers arrived early for fun under the blgtop, barbecue, entertain- men! by the Willie Wall Band joined by an all-star cast and a variety of door prizes. Lisa Wall said, "It was phenomenal. About $6,000 was raised." She’s not his ex Lifelong b ach elo r hounded ■y Associated Areas FORT LAUDERDALE — Kevin Moore is having name trouble. The lifelong bachelor has been hounded for months by a woman who claims lie Is her ex-husband, owes her child support and owes Iter a share In his house. But Anne Victoria Moore's ex-husband. Kevin Collin Moore, doesn't resemble the Kevin Moore who has no middle name. The ex-husband Is 34. 6-foot-S and weighs abo it 230 pounds. The other Moore, 45. is 5-foot-II ana weighs 165. He lias spent nearly $ 1.000 In legal fees trying to clear his name. The police are on his side, state child-support workers are convinced the Hollywood woman Is after the wrong man and a Judge has ruled In his favor — but the Sunrise man Is still fighting. “ It's really getting crazy. I'm bHng driven nuts ■/Through the courts by a woman who really knows how-to use the legal system." he said. 1 Viie trouble began In December when he was notified of a subpoena opening his bank records to Ms. Moore. He hired an attorney to protect his account and won. Ms. Moore was ordered to pay Moore's $996 legal bill, but she hasn't. In January'. Moore phoned Ms. Moore to say she was mistaken about him. "I said. 'Well look. I'm not your ex-husband.’ " he recalled. "She Insisted that If I wasn't her ex-husband. I still owned her house and she was going to get half of It." In June, state child-support enforcement workers Informed Moore he was delinquent In payments for his two children. He presented his driver's license, birth certificate and Social Security card and was allowed to leave after a supervisor conceded he didn't match a picture of the ex-husband. Ms. Moore renewed her bank account access request this month with a motion Insisting, "K evin Moore of Sunrise IS Anne Moore’s ex-husband despite his previous statement that he was not." Moore went to Sunrise police, who confirmed he wasn't the ex-husband. They called Ms, Moore and offered to set up a face-to-face meeting, but ,,,ahe refused. Ms. Moore said her ex-husband listed Moore's Sunrise home as hts property when the divorce became final lost summer, and she Is Insisting on a share. Moore bought his house from his sister In 1986. and no other owners are listed on his deed. FORT LAUDERDALE A Judge ordered state officials to provide treatment In a secure facility for a mentally 111 teen­ ager accused o f raping his grandmother. Broward Circuit Judge Mark S p e ls c r Is s u e d h is o r d e r Wednesday. It came three weeks after he first told the state Department o f Health and Re­ habilitative Services to come up with a treatment plan for the 16-ycur-old boy. He has been under suicide watch at the Broward County Jail since hts arrest June 11 on m ultiple counts of sexual battery and battery on an elderly person. The Broward Stale Attorney's office says he Is charged as an adult because of the violent nature o f the attack on the woman, who has Alzheimer's disease. But Ills unusual status — a mentally 111Juvenile charged us an adult with a violent crime — makes It difficult to place In him hospitals or Jails under slate law. 11RS officials said. Agency officials are expected to produce a uniform treatment plan for such cases at an up­ coming hearing. On Wednesday. HRS officials said he should remain Jailed. “ The doctor (who examined the youth) feels the only treat­ ment Is to medicate him ," said HRS attorney Doug Greenbaum. "There arc therapists at the Jail." Spelscr said he was "aghast and kind o f shocked" to learn there was a potential treatment! center for the youth In DadeCounty that HRS hadn't checked j Into. The agency cited rules about transporting mentally 111 Individuals across county,lines In ccrtalrteAscs. ’ "T tH " Slrtd o f d o l h g what everybody else ts doing, that's beating my head against the wall in an effort to get some coopcra-i tlon from HRS.” Spelscr said.! "S o m e precedent has to be) established here.” Nelson wants to abolish insurer’s affiliate ■p ADAM YEOMANS Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE — A company set up to handle claims for the state-created “ Insurer o f last resort" should be dissolved because o f dubious business practices. Insurance Commissioner BUI Nelson said. Records released Wednesday showed Shared Market Insurance Services Inc. In Sarasota spent $2.3 million on office fu rn itu re and eq u ip m en t, in c lu d in g $426,000 on cherry desks, wlngback chairs and other furnishings. $39,000 for moving expenses for one employee and nearly $ 11.000 on a Christmas party. Nelson wants the residential Joint Un­ derwriting Association, the Insurer for more than 781,000 policyholders, to dismantle Shared Market Insurance, formed In De­ cember 1993 to handle claims for the JUA. He said he wants the action taken after hurricane season ends In November. The Insurance commissioner also plans to eliminate a series of contracts that other firms have for handling JUA claims. "W e re aiming to eliminate these layers of middlemen who each take their slice o f the pic." he said. Lawmakers established the JUA after Hurricane Andrew for homeowners who couldn't find a conventional policy. Some Insurers went bankrupt or stopped selling new policies |n Florida after the 1992 storm caused $ 16 billion In Insured losses. A number o f firms and their contracts with the JUA are under investigation by slate and federal authorities for possible misappropriations of premium dollars. Earlier this month. Nelson fired four Shared Market Insurance executives, citing mismanagement and excessive pay plans. In the latest development Wednesday, Department o f Insurance Investigators un­ covered dozens of examples o f what Nelson called "unacceptable business practices." Shared Market Services spent $327,000 to renovate a leased office suite at a downtown bank building in Sarasota. Including an executive kitchen. More than $96,000 was spent on moving expenses for seven employees. Including $39,000 for former Insurance department deputy commissioner John Kummer, who was hired as the company's president, and one of the ousted executives. T H E W EA TH ER lo cal fo r ecast Toduy: Variable cloudiness with show ers and thunderstorm s llkrly. lax-ally heavy rain possi­ ble. illgh In the upper BOs. Wind southeast 10 (o 15 mph. Rain chance 70 percent. Tonight; Partly cloudy with scattered showers und thunderstorms. Low In the mid (o upper 70s. Southeast wind 5 lo 10 mph. Rain ehnnee 40 percent. Friday; Variable cloudiness with show­ ers and thunderstorms likely. High In the upper 80s lo lower 90s. Wind variable 10 mph. Rain dinner 60 pcrrrnl. Thursday, August 31. 1995 Voi ea. no a PuMilhad Tuatday Ihrowgh Finlay and Sunday by The Sanford Harold. Inc. 100 M Franco A n . Sanford. 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BOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 10 25 a m.. 10:35 p.m.: MaJ. 3:55 n.m.. 4:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. — . 12:29 p.m.: lows. 5:58 u.m.. 6:45 p.m.; New Smyrna Baacht highs. 12:34 p.m.; lows, 6:03 n.m.. 6:50 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. •— 12:49 p.m.: lows, 6:18 n.in., 7:05 p.m. BOATING St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet — Small craft exercise caution. Todny: Wind e 15 to 20 kt. Seas 4 lo 6 fl. Bay ar.J inland waters rhoppy. Scattered to nu mcrous showers and tstms. T o­ night: Wind e 10 to 15 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered to numerous showers and talma. MONDAY Ptlycldy 90-7$ STATISTICS T h e high tem perature In Sanford Wednesday was 86 degrees and Ihc ovemlghl low was 75 as reported by the University of Rorida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for (he p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 n.m . Thursday, totalled 1.79 Inches. □Sunset.................... 7:49 p.m. f Sunrise................... 7:03 n.m. 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Aufluat 31. 1WS - 8A Bikers convicted of various crimes Man a r m M for drugs Jantes Johnson, 48, ISOl W. 11th Street. Sanford, also known as Big James, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies for possession o f crack, drug paraphernalia and having a driver license expired more than four months Monday. Deputies were patrolling the area o f Rand Yard Road near Narcissus Avenue when they stopped to question Johnson and a female passenger In his car. A device for smoking drugs was found In the car and Initially Johnson said It belonged to the woman, but later recanted the statement saying suspected crack and smoking device was his. He asked police not to arrest the unidentified woman. A computer check showed Johnson's license was expired longer than four months and he was arrested. D o m istle violence arrests • Denise Ann Humke. 37.112 Autumn Drive. Longwood was arrested by deputies for baltery/domestic violence following an altercation with her father and her boyfriend about 4 n.m. Monday. The fight allegedly began after Humke returned home angry after a night out with friends, the boyfriend told police. • Bennie Lee Gregory. 36. 1218 W. 13th Street. Sanford was arrested for domestic battery after police were called to a disturbance with his wife. The woman refused to give a written statement. Traffic a r r i i t i Joan Marie Robinson. 42. 78 Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford was arrested by Longwood police for driving white her license was suspended following a traffic stop for exceeding the speed limit on County Road 427. A computer check revealed seven suspensions and her license revoked. Sanford police arrested Edward Jerome Jackson, 20. 2000 Summerlin Ave., Sanford as a habitual traffic offender. A computer check following a traffic stop showed his license was revoked. He was also ticketed for speeding. Warrant arrests Thomas Peter Ratesl. 28. 114 Sandalwood Way. Longwood. violation of probatlon/poaaesalon and purchase controlled substances. Anthony Collier, 31, 105 Sterling Court. Sanford, aggravated battery and battery. Edward Lorenfo Cotton, 28, 28 Castle Brewer Court, failure to appear/burglary to dwelling and petit theft. Cary Paul Williams, 36, BOO Wlldmere Ave.. Longwood. failure to appear/theft. Incidents reported to sheriff A woman residing In the 1800 block of Persimmon Avenue reported her young daughter was sexually battered by the woman's former boyfriend and Is now pregnant. The management o f a car dealership In the 3500 block of Highway 17*92 reported a car was stolen from the lot overnight Sunday. Employees of a car wash In the 200 block o f S. Highway 17*92 reported 840 was taken from the office. Telephones were taken from cars on two separate streets of The Springs subdivision near Longwood. Tw o telephones were taken from an unlocked car on Wisteria Drive while one phone was stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked In an open garage on Wild Hickory Lane. Incidents reported to Sanford pollcs A homeowner ln lh e lB O O block o f Maple Avenue reported someone entered Itla unlocked garage and took a sender and stereo receiver. Tty: sender was later discovered at a local pawn shop. A phone company reported a pay’ phone phon was stolen from a concrete slab In the 3200 block o f S, Or Iand i o Drive. The phone was valued at 82,500. A woman reported she was battered by a friend In the courtyard o f 1 1 1500 W. 25th Street. A sound system valued at 81.900 was taken from a business In the 600 block o f S. French Avenue A Jet sonic red and white light bar was stolen from a 1995 Ford Bronco at the Seminole County Emergency Operations Center In the 200 block o f County Home Road over the weekend. The light bar la valued at 8550. A tire company In the 1200 block of S. French Avenue reported 50 truck rims valued at 82.500 were stolen over the weekend. A plaster contractor working at the Seminole Towne Center reported four scaffolds valued at 81.600 were stolen over the weekend. Burglar chaaa Vemlta Frtaon. 26. of 27 Castle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. A woman told officers she saw a person. Identified as Frtaon, leaving her apartment. The woman gave chase and located Frtaon, telling police she returned 830 reportedly taken from the residence. Frtaon reportedly (led again, and following a chase by the woman and her aunt, police managed to locate Frtaon at the rear of a structure In the 800 block o f W. First Street. She was arrested on charges o f burglary to an occupied dwelling, theft, and possession o f drug paraphernalia. A lo t o f b u ll A Brangus bull, weighing approximately 1.500 pounds, was reportedly stolen during the past two weeks, from fenced property located a hair mile south of SR-46. off the Rinehart Extension. The theft was reportedly discovered Tuesday. Baarthaft A man delivering beer to a convenience store near Lake Mary told sheriff's deputies he heard the doors on the back of his truck being opened, and subsequently determined that six cases of quart slxe beer had been taken. Deputies located a pickup truck In Sunlake Apartments near Lake Mary, and reportedly located some of the beer. Bradley James Kruse. 24, of Orlando, was arrested on charges of burglary to a vehicle, petit theft, and resisting an officer with violence. Bobby Carl Smith. 19. also o f Orlando, was charged with burglary to a vehicle and petit theft. Warranta •Gregory Davis, 16. 2213 W. 13th Street. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted for violation of probation on convictions o f possession of burglary tools and burglary to a dwelling. •J.B. Grimm, 50, 310 Rachelle Avenue. Sanford, was located by deputies at Regatta Shores Apartments Monday. He was wanted on a warrant for obtaining property with a worthless check. • Michael Kevin Cain, 34. 1620 Airport Blvd.. was served a warrant at the Jail Tuesday. He was wanted for violation of probation on a conviction o f driving under the Influence. • Donnie Ray Williams. 22. 114 Hughes Avenue, Sanford, was located by deputies at his residence Tuesday. He was wanted for false Imprisonment/aggravated asaault/battery. •A lvtn Thomas. 59, an )8th Street rooming house resident In Sanford, was located at his residence by deputies Tuesday. He was wanted for purchasc/possesslon of a controlled substance. • Frank Jones Jr.. 49. 2445 Sipes Avenue, was located at Greenway and SR-46 by deputies Tuesday. He was wanted on a writ o f bodily attachment. To copy or wear the Outlaws' logo o f ■ skull with crossed pistons was to Invite death or mutilation, the agent said. Former girlfriends testified the bikers held them as virtual sex slaves, forcing them to work as topless dancers and give their earnings to the club. Members o f the Fifth Chapter, a biker club for recovering alco­ holics and drug abusers, told how they were beaten bloody during an ambush In Orlando. As o f Wednesday, no decision had yet been made on whether the Tampa Bay area defendants will be retried on the racketeer­ ing charges, said Gary Montilta, a spokesman for the U.S. at­ torney's office. U.S. District Judge Susan Bucklew w ill set sentencing dates after that determination Is made. She gave prosecutors a week to decide. A retrial may be moot because most o f the defendants face possible life sentences for their other convictions, primarily re­ lated to a drug offloading staged by federal agents. T h e s tin g w as part o f a 2W year investigation by federal and lo c a l law en forcem en t agencies known as Operation Shovelhead. The Daytona Beach members c o n v ic t e d In c lu d e d L o u is Musher. 26. the son o f a Wall Street executive and a Time magazine editor. TAM PA — A federal Jury has found 14 members of the Out­ laws Motorcycle Club lived up to Its name, convicting them o f various crimes that are expected to net lengthy prison terms for most o f the bikers. The four*month trial ended Tuesday with a mixed verdict o f convictions, acquittals and a hung Jury on more than 20 counts after 12 days o f delibera­ tions. Prosecutors believe the results will virtually put the Chicagobased Outlaws out of business In Florida. "T h e serious threat that vio­ lent gang behavior poses to the safely or the community has been Identified, thoroughly In­ vestigated and the participants ... convicted," U.5. Attorney Charles Wilson said In a news release. T h e 14 bikers each w ere convicted on one to 11 counts Including marijuana sales, co­ caine trafficking, transfer o f Il­ legal guns and conspiracy to firebomb a rival club's head­ quarters. Tw o other Outlaws were acquitted of all charges. Four members of the club's Daytona Beach chapter were convicted o f conspiracy and racketeering, the most serious charge In the government's case. Th e Jury deadlocked on 10 defendants from chapters In St. Petersburg and Tampa. Jonathan Musher. a senior Prosecutors portrayed the vice president at Smith Barney, Outlaws as a nationwide crim i­ declined comment on his son’s nal enterprise that depended on conviction for racketeering and prostitution and drug trafficking. conspiracy to racketeer through An FBI exp on motorcycle beatings and extortion. gangs said the Outlaws' domina­ tion o f other bikers In Florida After the son was arrested In was part of a murderous war February, the father and his with the California-based Hell's ex-wife. Am y Musher. pleaded Angels. for his release on ball and Kevorkian murder charges dismissed ■y BRIANS. ARM Associated Press Writer_________ PONTIAC. Mich. - A Judge has ruled that Jack Kevorkian should be prosecuted for assisted suicide, not murder, because there was no evidence he direct­ ly caused the deaths o f two women In 1991. Kevorkian didn't start the de­ vice that Injected lethal drugs Into Sherry Miller or open the canister from which Marjorie Wantz Inhaled carbon monox­ ide. Circuit Judge David F. Brack said Wednesday. "Had the women not activated the devices, their deaths would not have occurred," he said But Breck said there was ample evidence that Y.' orkian bought the supplies anu set up the deadly devices. The Judge dismissed murder charges and ordered Kevorkian to stand trial for assisted suicide. person and a physician who provides compassionate assist­ ance to someone In the end stages o f a terminal Illness who chooses to hasten their own death.” Stmon said. Kevorkian did not attend W e d n e s d a y 's h e a r in g . A f ­ terwards. his attorney Geoffrey Flegcr said he the state can't successfully prosecute assisted suicide charges because the ruling making It a crime under common law Is too vague. He also urged prosecutors to drop the cose. "Nobody but the radical religious right wants m ore o f Oakland C o u n ty 's money spent in pursuing fruit­ le s s p r o s e c u t io n s o f D r. Kevorkian." Howard Simon, director o f the American Civil Liberties Union's Michigan chapter, also said the common law standard cited by the state's high court Is too vague. It "fails to distinguish between someone giving a gun to a h ealth y, despondent y ou n g "D u ck" Wurtzburger. " I told the truth and It set me free," said Beasley, who had told the Jury he Joined the Outlaws because he loved to ride motor­ cycles and admired their cama­ raderie. TRANSM ISSION TR O U B LE? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 30 Years*. 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This meeting will be held September 6. 1995. at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. Th e entire incorporated land area of the City of Lake Mary Florida, as shown in the map below, may be affected by the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. Assistant Prosecutor Gregory Townsend thought Brock's rul­ ing was wrong. "T h e law Is quite clear." he said. " I f one actively participates In the death, then they're liable for murder." Over the past five years, the 6 7 -y c a r-o ld K e v o r k ia n , an advocate for physician-assisted suicide for the terminally 111. has witnessed at least 25 deaths. The bodies of Wantz. 58. and Miller. 43, were found together In a remote cabin. Miller had multiple sclerosis; Wantz severe pelvic pain. In 1992, Breck dism issed murder charges In the case and ruled that there was no law In M ic h ig a n a g a in s t a s s is te d suicide. A state appellate court reinstated the murder charges and threw out a ban on assisted suicide the Legislature enacted to stop Kevorkian's crusade. In D e c e m b e r , t h e s t a le Supreme Court upheld the law against assisted suicide — which by then had expired. The state's highest court went a step further and said that assisted suicide could be prosecuted under the body o f legal customs known as common law. promised to help him turn his life around. Neither were In court Tuesday. Cleared on all charges were Gary "W ldegllde" Beasley, the only defendant not accused o f r a c k e te e r in g , and R o b ert cs m A copy of the Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan and proposed amendments are available for Inspection In the Planning Department Office, loo North Country Club Road. Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 4:30 P.M. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan or written comments may be filed with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. N O TE : IF A P ER SO N D EC ID ES T O A P PEA L A N Y DECISIO N MADE BY TH IS BOARD W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A TTE R CO N SID ER ED A T TH IS M EETIN G OR HEARING. HE OR S EE WILL N E E D A R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S . AND T H A T . FO R SUCH PURPOSE. H E OR SH E M AY N EED T O EN SUR E T E A T A VERBATIM R EC O R D O F TH E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E. W H ICH R E C O R D IN C L U D E S T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D EV ID EN C E U P O N W H ICH T H E A P P E A L IS T O BE B A S E D . FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S 286.0105 PERSON S W ITH DISABILITIES N EED IN G A S S IS TA N C E T O P A R TIC IP A TE IN A N Y OF T H E S E P R O CEED IN G S SH O U LD C O N T A C T TH E C ITY A D A C O O R D IN A TO R A T LEA S T 48 HOURS IN A D V A N CE O F T H E M EETIN G A T 407-324-3024. City of Lake Mary, Florida Carol A, Foster City Clerk �r* y I 4* • San lord Herald, Santord, Florida - Thuraday. August 31, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (USPS *81-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2G11 or 831-9093 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odets* H, Pugh • Butlnaaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Muu t l i t .................................819.50 0 Muntil* ........................ 839 00 1 Year..............................878 00 Florida Realdenta muat pay 7% aaiea tax In addition to rataa above. EDITORIAL Farewell SHDW A Parents ttre hardly ev e r adopted b y their children. Y et when ch ildren becom e adults and enter Into the business w orld, th ey often Diul a ^reat deal o f support and w isdom available from their parents. If It Is a c re r ted, a unified and cooperative effort can result, proving to be o f value to everyon e. Such Is the case w ith the Sanford H istoric D ow ntow n W aterfront Association (S H D W A ). It w a s th e p rim e m o v e r In p r e p a r in g docum ents and raising funds for the eventu al acceptance o f Sanford in the Main Street Program . Included In this w ork w as a great deal o f efTort on the part o f N ell Fritz. Interim Program Coordinator. Sem inole County donated 810.000 to help get the organization m ovin g. T h e C ity o f Sanford gave a great deal o f assistance by pledging a m atching gran t o f 820.000. The Sanford Historic Tru st donated 81.000. A Fun-ln-The-Pnrk even t raised an additional $6,700. and Individuals, oth er organ iza tion s and businesses donated several thousand more. F ritz fin a lly w a s a b le to s u b m it th e application, and a fter M ayor B ettye S m ith . City M anager Bill S im m on s and oth er local dignitaries went to the selection m ee tin g In Ocoee to expound the m erits o f Sanford, the city w as accepted as an o(Tidal Main Street City on August 24 .1 993 . W hile m an y entitles and Individu als can look at Sanford Main Street (SMS) and say. " w e helped bring It a b o u t," w e believe a great deal o f credit must b e given to S H D W A . which becam e the m otivation al force behind the fund-raising and Inforatlon gatherin g. Now . t h e - c h ild - la a d op tin g t h e -p a ren t. SH D W A has voted, unanim ously, to disband, and becom e part o f SM S. (barring a p proval by SMS. w hich Is expected). W e b elieve it Is an excellen t su ggestion to have the form er S H D W A m em bers In volved In a specific Historical D ow ntow n W aterfron t com m ittee as part o f SMS. W e b e lie v e w e w ill co n tin u e to h ea r excellent reports o f success from this unified organization. It can 't help but be b en eficial to all o f Sanford, especially the d ow n tow n area. As w e therefore bid fa rew ell to S H D W A as a separate organization, w e m ust g iv e a great deal o f appreciation fo r a Job. actually, m an y Jobs, w ell done du rin g its existence. T h ere was. at on e tim e, a m uch larger SH D W A m em bership than tow ard Its final days, and all o f these people d eserve our thunks. W e a p p r e c ia te w h a t y o u h a v e d o n e S H D W A . N ow , w e w is h y o u c o n tin u e d success as a part o f SM S. LETTER Convention center in Sem inole County Is the purpose of a convention center to serve tourists or to serve the people who live in the county all the time? To me. an Ideal site would be near or In Winter Springs to afford equal access to folks from Sanford. Oviedo and Geneva. Altamonte Springs and the south end o f the county as well os the areas near 1-4 and Sunford. Dorothy R. Pearson Altamonte Springs Berry's World THE JES SE CLOUD WILLIAM A. RUSHER Why must Congress investigate? An understandable confusion exists In the mysterious trip to the White House residential minds o f many people concerning the often quarters and thence to the safe o f the Clintons' overlapping Investigations being conducted by personal a ttorn ey. the Justice Department and special prosecutors David Kendall, where on the one hand and by committees o f Congress they languish - unexamined - to this on the other. Do we really need both? Take Whitewater. President Clinton's Justice day. As If this were not Department was the first to look Into this matter, but It soon became clear that many of the people enough, the House Involved were far too close to high-ranking Banking Committee, figures In the Clinton administration for Justice under chairman Jim to nvold serious conflicts o f Interest. Leach, has opened Accordingly the matter was turned over to a y e t a n o t h e r I n ­ special prosecutor, or las they are more vestigation o f a quite soothingly called these days) a "special counsel." different aspect of This Is presently Mr. Ken Starr, and he Is Whitewater: alleged i Afl t systematically Investigating all aspects o f the a understandable affair. In both Little Rock and Washington. He tempts to keep re­ confusion exists has already obtained several Indictments In­ gional officials of the in the minds of volving fraud on the pari of various Arkansas T r e a s u r y D e p a r t­ many people figures. ment from Implicat­ concerning the But now the Senate Banking Committee, in g th e C l i n t o n s often under chairman Alfonsc D'Amnto. has opened personally in certain overlapping hearings Into Whitewater, concentrating for the u n s a v o ry s a v in g s investigations. ■ moment on what happened to certain files and loan transac­ (apparently pertaining to Whitewater) that were tions. in Vince Foster's office when he committed Similarly with the Waco tragedy and the Ruby suicide, but which subsequently made a Ridge fiasco: The executive branch has eon- dueled serious Inquiries os to what went wrong In both o f jhese cases. Why must Congress barge Into them? The suspicion Is Inevitable that It's Just a matter of a Republican Congress trying to make a Democratic administration look bad. And so. of course. It may be. The Democrats did the same thing In their day. granting Immunity to Reagan administration witnesses so lavish ly. In return for testim ony In the Iran/contra hearings, that special counsel Lawrence Walsh later complained bitterly they had crippled him. But the public must understand that the purposes of such Investigations, by Congress and the executive branch, arc quite different, and that both may well be Justified even when they deal simultaneously with the same subject mailer. It Is the Job of the executive branch to enforce the laws that are on the books, and for this purpose It Is obviously necessary for It to Investigate the facts of a given situation, to determine whether a crime has been committed. It Is the Job of Congress, on the other hand, to decide whether existing laws need changes, and whether new laws are needed. In order to decide this. Congress too must ascertain "the facts, ma'am." JOSEPH SPEAR Why is everybody so obnoxious? DONNA BRITT Feelings on quitting are mixed WASHINGTON - Though I heard plenty of comments last week after Shannon Faulkner quit The Citadel — the all-male South Carolina military college ahe'a spent 2V5 years fighting to enter — only two resonated. The first was from one of my male colleagues. “ Jackie Robinson she ain't." he said. My feelings about Faulkner's quitting are mixed. One minute I'm exasperated with her for falling so quickly after so much buildup: the next I'm admiring her courage In admit­ ting that the couldn’t achieve what most folks wouldn't have attempted In a million years. But my response to the comment was clear — 1 found It unfair. Robinson, who In 1947 became the first black player to Integrate major league baseball, was 28 when he made history. That’s a decade older than Faulkner was In 1993 when she sued The Citadel for admittance as Its first female student In Its 152 years. Moat o f us do a lot of maturing between 18 and 28: Robinson's Intelligence. Integrity and determination were exceptional for a man of any age Those qualities caused Brooklyn Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey to handpick him for an unthinkable challenge. Faulkner picked herself. Before and after she quit, many wondered why. Frankly. I haven't a clue. Who, except those closest to her. can know whether Idealism, ego or simple outrage convinced her she had to become the first female In an entrenched, all-male-and-proud-of-lt institution? Whatever the reason, and despite my doubts about her mission. I admired the grit that brought her to the m om ent when she triumphantly Joined 589 other freshmen as The Citadel's first female cadet. Less than a week later, she quit. This Is not what we expect from pioneers. Quitting for reasons of mental and emotional exhaustion Is understandable but fails to meet the standard set by past trallbtazera — the ability to confront Impossible odds, to achieve In the face o f unbearable hostility. We expect such people to win. We don't expect that midway through their first day aa pioneers, they’ ll get a stomachache and take to their beds. We don't expect to witness their self-imposed demotion from Kick-butt Heroes to Everyday Mortals. We don't expect them to say. “ Hey. the mental strain Is a bear and I'm outta here.” W e expect too much. In addition to Faulkner, two dozen other first-year students also quit. It happens every year. Citadel officials say. because of the mental and 1demands made on freshmen. -set herself up a i cause humiliation was distress­ ingly public. So was her triumph. Which brings me to the sccnd comment, from a friend, a young woman slightly older than Faulkner: "I'm sorey for her. but after all that, she shoud have at least been In shape." Indeed, photos and some observers suggest that Faulkner arrived at The Citadel some 20 pounds overweight — a condition hardly conducive to learning maneuvers In the sweltering August heat. Somehow, the sec­ ond comment made me rethink the flist. And 1 w on d ered ; W hat If J a ck ie R o b in s o n h a d n ’ t been ready? What If he'd arrived at spring training out o f shape and lacking the abili­ ty not Just to succeed but to become 1947's Rookie o f the Year and an eventual Hall o f F a m e le g e n d ? W hat w ou ld have But my happened If — after response to the the 15th scrawled comment wa9 death threat or the c le a r-I found II 2 5 t h " N i g g e r go unfair, ■ homel" — Robinson had. w e ll, gone home? Someone else would have done the Job. Same other black ballplayer would have become our Impossible hero. Thai will likely happen at The Citadel — another young woman Inspired by Faulkner and admitted because of her legal battle will enroll and graduate. Feminism will survive. But half a century ago. African Americans feared they couldn't afTord a failure. Robinson wasn't about to test If they were right. Ills widow, Rachel, has said rising to that challenge took an Immeasurable toll on her husband. Heroism Is hard work. I can't blame Faulkner for not being up to It. But perhaps she didn't truly fall. Perhaps she focused so hard on achieving the honor — or notoriety — o f being the first woman admitted to The Citadel that she overlooked doing the work, laying the mental and physical founda­ tion necessary to become the first woman to C graduate. Perhaps her real goal, unstated event herself, was just getting in. As grueling as that was. It wasn't enough. What was unfair for Robinson 50 years ago remains unfair for Faulkner today: Would-be pioneers who Insist that they're cqunl should be ready to prove that (hey arc. In fact. uperior. M the very least, they should take to heart At an admonition associated with another vener­ able all-male Institution. Il'a the Boy Scout motto — Be prepared. Somewhere In the Northwest, a volcano has erupted and Is spewing a miasmIc ash across the land. Unlike the noxious soot scattered by Mount St. Helens, the clouds dispersed by Mount Mlusma are Invisible and leave behind an agent that permeates the skin and makes people act like swine. I have considered many other hypothe­ ses and can find none t h a t m o r c satisfactorily e x p l a i n s the o u t­ break o f obnoxious and s o m e tim e s execrable behavior we hove witnessed In recent weeks. Tune In the local news and what do you hear? Some man has sealed his daugh­ te r 's e y e lid s shut C Somewhere In with super glue. Pick the Northwest, up the paper and • volcano has what do you see? erupted end Is Three men in Detroit spewing a pull a woman from a m ia e m lc u h ca r. rip o ff her across the land J clothes and chase her until she Tails over a bridge to her death, while dozens of witnesses sat Idly In ihelrcars. Nor am I talking only about conduct that results In physical harm to someone. How about a despicable act within a tragically farcical one. and what else could I be referring to but the Interminable O.J. Simpson trial and the dispute involving former Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrmun? What an utter Jerk this guy Is. The state of California spends God knows how many millions of dollars to prosecute the ease and It gets blown out of the water by a retired cop who. It turns out. has been bragging to a screenwriter since 1985 about all the blacks and Hispanic* he allegedly beat to a pulp during his career, and all the limes he planted evidence to frame them. The defense Is trying to convince the Jury that Fuhrman planted the bloody glove that Implicates Simpson In the brutal murders o f hla former wife. Nicole, and her friend. Ronald Goldman. Who among us could now say there Is not a reasonable doubt? And one more disgusting Incident In the Simpson travesty. Lead defense attorney Johnnie Cochran, who Is black, traveled to Phlladelptda the other day to tell an audience o f black Journalists that the "white media*' has been presenting biased reports o f the Simpson ease. Readers and viewers are "led to believe that the only people In this cose are the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and (Ronald) Goldman." he said. Now that's an Interesting comment, given that hours and hours of this parody o f Justice have been televised live, without commen­ tary. Including Slick Johnnie's antics. And how about the reaction to Shannon Faulkner's decision to drop out of the Citadel after 2-1/2 years of legal wrangling, one day of vigorous training and several days In the Infirmary? Whatever your opinion o f her attempt to attend the all-male military school - I happen to agree with the courts that If her family Is paying (axes lhat support the place, then she has a right to go there --1trust many o f you will agree that the cadet corps' sendofT o f Faulkner was a repulsive affair. They whooped. They cheered. They ran In elrcles. They chanted slogans. They sang, "Nn-na-na-na. Na-na-na-na. H ey. Hey. Goodbye." This woman had fought a tough battle for a long time. She gave It a valiant elTort and collapsed In the face of tremendous physical and emotional strain. You would think the least these "southern gentlemen" could do was say "nice try." Instead, they snorted and rooted In the muck like pigs. And how about the Mike Tyson fight? There Is no way this convicted rapist should be rewarded with a guaranteed 825 million payoff for stepping In a ring with a stooge. I �I San lord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 31, 1995 - IA Trails C o a l l n H f r s a Fags 1A appointing five people. Commlasionet a opted lo shift the makeup o f Ihe task force, while keeping the some number of members. The commissioners will appoint 10 members, not five as Initially recommended. The county sheriff or hla designee will also serve. Each of the seven cities In the county will appoint a representative as well as the school board. In addition, the following groups will chose one member or representative lo serve: The Florida Trail Association. The C r o n Seminole Trail Association, The Sunshine Stale Horse Council. Inc., and the Ralls lo Trails Conservancy. Representatives from the Florida Department o f Agriculture, division o f forestry. Florida Office o f Greenways and Trails. Florida Department o f Environmental Protection, division o f Wektva State Parks and St. Johns River Water Manage­ ment District will serve on a technical committee, the county commissioners agreed, not on the task force os originally proposed. Scholarship • advance at SCC or at Cafe Jake's. Poller Department will be The money raised will be on hand with Its BATmobllr. placed In Ihe SCC Joe Reinhardt which will be open for lours. Scholarship Fund and will be Finally, a Sanford Police officer awarded lo full-time Seminole will be there with the DARE car Community College students to talk lo Ihe young people about who have demonstrated finan­ drug abuse prevention and lo cial need. hand out gifts lo the youngsters. Event coordinator Jorge Soto said he was pleased with Ihe Tickets arc $6 at the door, but results of last year's fundraiser patrons can save a dollar by and he hopes the additional p u r c h a s i n g the t i c ke t s InI* support of the Main Street pro­ C ontinued from Page 1A gram and the Greater Sanford C ham ber o f C om m erce w ill make this year’s event even more successful than that. "W e would like to reach the • 10.000 mark this year." Soto said. "T h is would then be In­ vested In by the (Sem inole Community College) Foundation to provide scholarships from the Interest earnings. T o purchase tickets call Solo at 328-4722. ext. 3307 or stop by Cafe Jake's. Personal income growth exceeds Ju ly spending By JAM S N« RUBIB Associated Press Wfllsr_________ W A S H IN G T O N - Led by summertime gains In service j Industries such as restaurants lund retail trade. Americans' 1personal Income Jumped 0.7 I percent In July — the biggest ! Increase In six months. The Commerce Department |s a I d t o d a y t h a t t h e rger-than-cxpccted rise In In_jm c easily outpaced consumer spending, which advanced Just 3.2 percent last month. iSk A. r t \ r* ■ In another report, the Labor Department said the number of A m e r i c a na f i l i ng first-time cla ims for unem ploym ent benefits waa unchanged last week at 349,000. The leaa vola­ tile four-week average rose to 342,000 from 335.000 a week earlier. The growth In Income, biggest since an 0.8 percent Increase In January, followed a 0.5 percent rise In June. Spending rose at the slowest pace since April, when It was unchanged. , 1 K A T H S Freeman. 72. E. SR-46. ford, died Friday. Aug. 25, at Clalrmont Health Care ter. Pomona. Calif. She was May 16. 1923 In Sanford was a resident until re•ta lly . She was a homemaker ‘ a member of SI. Matthew's ______ t Baptist Church. SRrvivers Include daughter. Jeanette Dans. Pomorta. Calif.: in*. Willie Howell Freeman. A n g e l e s . WTltie L e e reem a n . S a n fo rd : sis te rs, •Juanita Fulton. Bronson. Oa.. Arebedella Hunter, Sanford: brother. William M. Freeman. W i l m i n g t o n , N .C .: six grandchldren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. FSSSMAN.INS1 Funtral H n k n tar Inal Frwman. n . »tw dla* Awfwat IS. will ba hata Saturday. Sapt. t. i m at tf naan, at St. MattSaw'a MJaatanary Baptist Churc-i. Santard. with St*, laanard Wltaan affktatinr Vtawtnp will ha F t pm. Friday, at lha lunaral hama. Arranpamantt by Swnrlaa Funarai Hama. The latest evidence o f moder­ ate economic growth comes Just one day after the government rep orted th e econ om y thla spring turned In Its weakest p erform an ce In nearly four years, expanding at a 1.1 cent annual rate. SUU, the ond-quarter growth waa larger than previously estimated due tp a surge In consumer spending. T o d a y 's figu res suggested consumers were becoming more cautious even as income was on the rise. C onsum er spending repre­ sents two-thirds o f the nation's economic activity. Analysts mtd Its strength In the spring was the result largely o f steep discounts aimed at reducing excess busi­ ness Inventories. The Commerce Department said disposable Income — 'in­ come after taxes — rose 0.6 percent In July on top o f a 0.-4 p e rc e n t g a in Ih e p re v io u s month. The combination o f Incomes and spending meant that Ameri­ cana' savings rate — savings as a percentage o f disposable Income — rose to 4.2 percent tn July from 3.S. percen t a m onth earlier. The last time the asvtnpi rate was this high aras tn April. Income was $6.06 trillion in July arid spending edged up to •4.89 trillion. ttarhtd Phota by Mtavt Hdwtbw The Sanford Com m unity Workshop Choir will perform for Iho public Friday and Saturday. Choir 1A The anniversary service Is open to all In the community. On Saturday. Sept. 15. the Sanford Workshop Choir will appear In the Gospel Musical Play. "Mama. I'm S on y" at Ihe Tuppcrware Theatre In Kissimmee. Tickets are available at Ticket master. The choir Is under the directorship of reknowned recording artist Vernon "Papa" Jones. Mary Llggans Debosc Is the president. Student who killed her mother enrolls at Tufts Associated Press Writer MEDFORD. Mass. - A teen­ a g e r w h o s e a d m i s s i o n to Harvard was rescinded after the school learned she had killed her mother has settled In at Tufts University and la trying to keep a low profile. Q lna Orant m oved Into a single room in a Tufts dorm Wednesday, the first day of school for freshmen and transfer While friends said she would not apeak to reporters and was trying to Just Mend In. Grant's reception w as anything but tranquil. Editors o f a conservative stu­ dent m agazine plastered the I with leaflets condemning the administration for admitting Orant, IB. w ho pleaded no co n te st In 1990 to fa ta lly bludgeoning her mother .with a The school broke lls official silence about Grant's acceptance Wednesday, saying ahe was admitted as a fully qualified candidate through the normal admissions process last March — before news o f her past com-, pelled Harvaid lo reject her. "H aving paid her debts lo society, she should not be denied Ihe opportunity o f pursuing a college degree." said university spokeswoman Rosemarie Van Camp. "W e Intend to do all that we can to help her achieve that goal." Van Camp aud. "W e are. after all. a Just and fair society, and T u fts la a ca rin g and forgiving university. In essence, any other decision would have been antithetical to our fun­ BARBARA SIMMONS 1A above a highly mineral­ ised layer o f water. " I f we were to Increase the pumping rates of the existing wells, the report •ays. "the highly mineralized wster would be drawn up. This w ater Is hard to treat and produces undesirable drinking wster." Tw o polling places will be operating from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. For precincts 7. 85 and 100. voting will be done at Riverside Park on Lockwood Blvd. For precincts 5. 55. 73. 98 and 102 will be at the Women's Club, on King Street. The taro city council races and referendum are city-wide for all districts within the Oviedo city limits. Bus1A ones who have pointed out the traffic violations lo the officers each year. "T h e school district really cares about the safety of the kids." he said. "They want these kids to be safe and want to make sure that people come to a stop when Ihe bus Is picking up or dropping off the kids." Whitmire said he hoped (he •117 fine would get the atten­ tion o f those drivers who think they can get away with not coming lo complete stop near a halted school bus. "But we've had so many that we think that people Just don't know what the law Is." he said. . BSTATK. IHC. 322-7498 Since 1959_________ Wings A Subs t 74* tu t Ktuf* 4 Sttds is U* Suat' 91 w in a 9AUGM9 " BU) HOT HOTNO HOT,SPICYft HOT, SPCY12 HOT, SPICYn HOT,SPCYN EXTRAHOT RUSTY’S LOVE AT 1ST BITE SPECIAL 20 WINGS NEDUW FOV C K tK .n o fm a fo n tg r a n ; ru n e s k in d s o k f r c n c h r w e s NAY UMCNNICUl 114 to ta M U Ittp U h a tR g lk ta a tfl M M *|lla a M tfl k *k a tta a lN M M U l| poppers PIZZA TUESDAY MEDIUM PIZZA Philadelphia Chaaia Steak M a d * b y T he P h e lla F ro m P h illis * 25tfi Street ft Airport BW. Sarfcrd, FI H O Z Z . S T IC K S Vote 322-1728 USTY5 'People have been rejected m Tufts for far leaser things that have certainly had leas of a negative impact on the commu­ nity and the world than the violent death o f one's parent." ICotta Delaney, editor o f The S t i l l , m oa t s t u d e n t s I n ­ terviewed said Grant should be given the benefit o f the doubt. "She's obviously worked very hard to put her life together." •aid Katherine Thurston. 18. a freshman from Lot Alloa Hills, Calif. "It's a shame people are making such a big deal out o f this and making her life dif­ ficult." A k x Shalon. 17. a freshman from Montclair. N J.. said: " I think It's great she's coming here. College la a clean slate. It's a new beginning. And I think It'a great she's getting a chance to start over.” damental values and beliefs." But critics labeled that os an example of misplaced political correctness. “ Taking another person’s life Is unjust." Delaney said. Harvard rescinded G rant's admission April 3 after learning she had pleaded no contest to killing her mother. Dorothy Mayfield. In Lexington. S.C.. In 1990. Mayfield. 42. had been hit at least 13 times with a candle­ stick. Loafed infie forty CU>Shc^O . Srtr-lHpa (WrtHta* dttppflg U w ) TRAINING DANCERS 18 A *JOY WE LOVE TO THIS 18 THE TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ALL OP THE EXCITEMENT WHICH COI WITH A CHILD'S PIH8T DANCE OUR! 8TARTINO N< WE WELCOME! THEOPPO TO BE A PART THE WOND TRAN8PO WHICH CANT PLACE IN CHILD A S A RESULT OP DANCE! COME JOIN US... 3 STATE O P T H E S T U D IO S 3M6 Laka Mery Ihri. Laka Mary, FL 3274* 25*4 8. Elm Aw. Sartor* FI 2277] 11551. Volusia Avt. Oranta CHy, FL 32713 (N 7 ) 222-711 (17)333-111 (14) 775-7MI 9 �•A • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, August 31. 1995 Drug N A T IO N A L r B R IE F S V,_ V / Bones unearthed are Russian czar’s com bination proceeds from the confiscated property to the Justice Department's Crime Victims Fund may ravolutionlza BOSTON — The combination o f an ulcer medicine and a cancer drug may be as effective as the stlll-lllegal French abortion pill for ending pregnancies at home, a study released today suggests. If the drugs methotrexate and misoprostol work as well as early research Indicates, they could profoundly alter the abortion landscape In the United Slates. Even though the two drugs have not been approved for abortion, they can lie quietly and legally prescribed by any doctor. That allows women to bypass clinics that have been the main battleground for alxirtlon opponents and end pregnancies without surgery. The check will be "In the range of *520.000 to 5540.000." said one Justice official, who spoke on condition o f anonymity. Another Justice official put the amount at "w ell In excess o f $500,000." N o rock fn' roll CLEVELAND — There Is no rock 'n' roll In the Rock and Roll Hall o f Fame. The memorabilia section o f the Rock and Roll Hall o f Fame and Museum, which opens to the public Saturday. Is alive with the music It celebrates. But the hall o f fame Is silent and dark. Which is Just how the music shrine's backers envisioned It. "That's probably the one place where we allow you to be a little reverential." said museum Director Dennis Barrie. "T o be a little quiet with your thoughts, to contemplate what these people meant to you." "T ills Is an exciting phenomenon because It will provide yet WASHINGTON — American and Russian experts Mid today they've resolved the lost shred of doubt: A DNA lest "unam ­ another choice for women,'* said Dr. Richard U. Ilausknecht. who biguously confirms" that bones unearthed front a mass grave In conducted the latest study. "Since there Is a paucity o f health care Russia In 1091 arc those o f Nicholas II. lost o f the czars of all the providers providing abortions In some (tarts o f the United States, this may have n significant Impact." Russians. If the evidence Is accepted In Russia. Nicholas, murdered In a cellar with his family and servants by the revolutionary Bolsheviks one bloody night In 1918. can be given the ceremonial burial that F D A O K s “ biopharm ing” was held up while the Investigation was conducted. WASHINGTON — Growing vital medicines In animals' milk, a "The riddle o f Czar Nicholas ll's mysterious remains has hern technology some researchers coll the future o f ulfordablc drugs. Just solved." a DNA team from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology got a boost from the Food and Drug Administration. announced, reporting the results of a three-month Investigation The FDA last week quietly signaled It Is ready to do business with conducted with Russian DNA expert Pavel Ivanov. Hut the Investigation did not address a more commonly asked these "blopharmers." Issuing the first guidelines for medicines question, the subject of legend for more than 75 years: What about milked from genetically engineered animals. Princess Anastasia? Some have always claimed that a bulletThe Hedging Held promises to be "on e of the next major deflecting, diamond-encrusted corset allowrd the czar's youngest technological booatB for biotechnology and the phannaceutlcal daughter to esenpe the Bolshevik gunfire and that she lived abroad Industries." said Dr. Philip Noguchi, the FDA's biotechnology chief. In splendid anonymity. The guidelines are "a turning point" that Indicate companies should forge ahead with these drugs, said James Gcrnghty. president o f Gcnsymc Transgenlcs Corp. He plans to test the first such drug on Americans next year. More warfare planes sent to Balkans WASHINGTON — The Pentagon Is sending more electronic warfare planes to the Balkans to add punch to NATO 's air assault on Serb positions In Bosnia, even as the Clinton administration presses Serb leaders to talk peace. Damage assessed from Bosnian skies PALE. Bosnla-llerzegovlna — NATO warplanes trolled the skies o f Bosnia early today assessing damage and sizing up new bombing targets In a hlgh-stakrs standoff with rebel Serbs still sticking to their guns. Crime victim s will benefit WASHINGTON — Crime victims uround the country will benefit from more than $500.(XX) that federal prosecutors have wrung from the seized assets o f Moscow's free-spending spies. Aldrich and Mosarlo Ames. The search was also on for two French pilots whose plane was shot down near Pale. Despite a day of alrstrlkes by allied forces In the largest military action In the history of NATO, there were Indications of progress toward a Balkans peace deal. U.S. planes nlrrndy In the region comprise the bulk ol u NA TO air contingent that began successive waves of air attacks in eastern Bosnia, mainly around the capital of Sarajevo, on Wednesday morning (Bosnia tlme|. There was no letup In sight. Aflrr thr former CIA counterintelligence officer and his wife pleaded guilty last year to spying In the most damaging espionage case In U.S. history, federal prosecutors seized their foreign bank accounts, a suburban home, red Jaguar sedan and household goods. The prn|>rrty was sold: the possessions, auctioned. "It Is time to talk about peace, even after this dreadful bombing." Bosnian Serb military leader Gen. Ratko Mladic said late Wednesday, although he refused a U.N. demand to pull back the heavy weapons that have terrorized the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, throughout the 40-month-old war. The Clinton administration was portraying the Bosnian Scrim' cause as hopeless. Today. U.S. Attorney Helen Fahey, whose office prosecuted the case In suburlian Alexandria. Va.. was to give a check for the From Associated Praia reports Twenty-five Air Force and Navy planes were singled on: Wednesday for (xtsstble deployment, and an unknown number of them were heading out. a senior defense official said. It was not clear Wednesday whether all 25 would Ik - sent. Local musicians have topped the charts more than 20 years ■y SUSAN WBNNIR SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX CERTIFICATE SALE L E G A L N O T IC E S Herald Stall Writer LAKE MONROE — Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan have performed for audiences In almost every slate In America. From locally at Fitzgeralds and the Contempo­ rary Hotel at Disney World to Washington. D C.. New York, state fairs and auditoriums across the U.S.. the couple seninade and entertain with (lair. The Lake Monroe residents recorded numerous albums and singles but are best known for their hit In the 70's "Tennessee Blrdwalk" which earned the duo n Grammy nomination nnd Billboard Magazines Duet of the Year. A recent release soared over the airwaves In July. "Because We Love." written by Jack and Misty. It Is the second single from their Playback CDalbum."Back In Harmony." According to Blanchard, the first single from the CD."Sca of Heartbreak." was aired on over 160 U.S. radio stations and more In Europe. It also reached *2 In the Netherlands May of this year. They ore also no strangers to television. Working with Jackie Gleason and the Dick Clark Show, national television networks have relished their charm and pizazz. The Florida Symphony Orchestra was honored to have Blanchard play with the group In the 70s. Saluting many stars at Disney hlghtllghtcd the couple's travels. Jack and Misty hobnobbed with country artists Roy Clark and Hank Williams. Blanchard laughed as he sald,"Waylon Jennings copied me." T o add to their country roots, the Grand Ole Opry hosted Johnny Cash and Johnny Paycheck. Jack and Misty Joined the ranks and have appeared twice on the famous stage. Th e couple were chosen as Judges at an event for the Florida Country Music Association. The festivities took place this month. Blanchard said that although much o f their music and background stems from the country music style, they are actually New York natives. "1 write songs." he said. " I could become country or pop. I guess I'm really Just a Jazz musician playing country music." In fact. In the beginning they originally played Jazz In clubs In New York. Now. with over eight million albums and four gold records to their credit. Jack and Misty entertain at private parties, benefits or as bookings allow wherever needed. At times they can be found recording In the country music capital of Nashville. A date has already been set for the first part of October to perform locally at the Langford Hotel. Jack and Misty have not been the only ones to enjoy llielr music. Many musicians have also entertained audiences with their lyrics. A.S.C.A.P. (American Society o f Composers. Authors and Publishers) and B.M.I. (Brodcastlng Music Inc.l. worlds largest licensing organization, uwurds for oongwrttlng excellence has definitely been an Incentive for stars worldwide In the pop country and Jazz fields to "sing the songs1* of **' Jack and Misty. CLASSIFIED ...ClearsOut TheGarageI LET US DO IT WITH A GARAGE SALE! MO«M CALL CLASSIFIED '3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 Sanford Herald NOTICB OF TAX SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ON THE JSTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. IWS. TOO AAA. AT THE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING IN 1ANFOBO. IN I EAST FIRST STREET. ROOM Ills. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIDA. TAX SALE CERTIFICATES WILL EE SOLO ON THE FOLLOWINO DE­ SCRIBED LAND TO PAY THE AMOUNT DUE FOR TAXES HEBEIN SET OPPOSITE THE SAME, TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS OF SUCH SALE ANO ALL ADVERTISING. SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE TAX COLLECTOR'S CONFERENCE ROOM Tha "parcel numbir* ahown for aach property may ba uaed to Idantlfy tha proparty ualng tha oxampl* lagtnd. Saa currant tax roll for complata lagal description. SECTIO N BB T O W N S H IP CC RANGE • 5DD (SUBDIVISION) 300 (U N P L A TTE D ) B LO C K IF IN SUBDIVISION PARCEL IF U N P L A TTE D LOT Parcel Number Reference Example: DDD A A -B B -C C -D D D -E E E E -F F F F EEEE FFFF I NAME -PARCEL NUMBER HerNd Shata Sf etiS Kenktafl Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan Although the couples' single "Y o u ’ve Got Your Troubles. I've Got Mine." hit the charts, crowds agree their "laid-back personalities'* and charm clear the hazy air. Numerous newspapers and magazines have sung the praises of Jack and Misty while applauding their full-orchestra sound created live on-stage. For more Information contact J A M Produc­ tions at P.O. Box 470I2I. Lake Monroe. FL 32747-012 1or call (407) 321-5866. Le g al Notice IN THE CISCUIT COURT OF T H f ZIOHTKENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FROSATI DIVISION File Number: f ) 410 CF IN RE ESTATE OF HAZELMcKEC. Dk m m J NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The Administration ol IS* EtUlo ol Haiti Me Km do ctowd. FIN Number O u t CP. I» ponding In the CkcuU Court lor Sommoto County. Florida Probata Divltien in# address Ol which la 301 North Park Avenue Sanlord. Florida 22111 The names and addresses ol tha par tonal representative and ol llto par tonal rtprttantallvo't atlornor art tat lortti baton Any tntoratiad parton upon thorn Hill notka It tar rad who mtandt to chaltanga tha qualill caliont ol tha par tonal rtprt tanlatlra. vanua. or |uritdiction at ftia Court, and all par tent saving clalm t againtl thlt nlata who ora tar rad with a copy ot ttut notlca. art required to Ilia with ISIt Court such objection or claim nlism tha lattr ot ttvM mentht altar tha data ot tha llrtt publication ot thlt notka or M dayt altar tha data ot tarrko ol a copy ot thlt totka on that parton Portent having clalmt againtt tha atlata who era not known to tha par tonal rapra tanlatlra and whote rvemat or eddrottet art not reetonebly etcarteinebia mutt lila all deim i againtt tha relate within three montht attar tha data ot tha firtl publication ot thlt notlca ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data ol I 'St publication ot thlt notico it Augutt U Itat ARLENE PELZER Par tonal Repreaenlative MS Eden Trail Lata Mary. Florida mat MARK H HUTCHISON. ESQ FLORIDA BAR NO MlaU! I HI WEST FIRST STREET Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a w n PHONE la o n m m i FAX 1*111)21 UJ) Publith Augutt la It. Ittt DEG JOt Legal Notice NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HCARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BV THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notlca It hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held In tha Commission Room at the City Hall in tha City at Sentord. Florida, at I N pm an Sop tembor It. Ifat. to cantidtr tha adoption ot an ordinance by tho City ot Sentord. Florida, title ot nhkh it at lot Iowa i ORDINANCE NO M41 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOR IDA. TO ADOPT THE ITT4 EDITIONS OF THE STAN OARO BUILDING COOE. THE STANDARD GAS COOE. THE STANOARO MECHANICAL COOE. AND THE STANDARD PLUMBING COOE. THE l*f] N ATIO N AL ELECTRIC AL COOE WITH NOTICE K. AND THE ANCHOR AND TIE DOWN I N S T A L L A T I O N STANOAROS FOR MOBILE/ MANUFACTURED HOMES ANO P A R K T R A IL E R S ; PROVIDING FOR SEVERA B IIIT V . CONFLICTS. ANO EFFECTIVE OATE A copy tholl bo oreiloble ol the alike ol tho City Clark lor oil portent Retiring to etemlno the tome All partial In Intaratl and entrant than have an opportuni ty to be heard at ta>d hear ing By ardar ot tho City Com mituon el the City at Sentord. Florida PERSONS WITH OISABILI TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE PER SONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR OINATOR AT )M Salt 41 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a par ton drodet la appeal a dtcitian made with rotpect to any matter contidarod at the above meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ot •he proceedings including tha tfttimony and evidence, whkh record It not provided by the City ot Sanlord IFS2M0105I Janet R Dougherty City Ckft Publith Augutt SI. teas DIG lee ~ TAXEtoue B to T I ---------------------------t i c I* TVT IS U K x> ih it ru n i 1ST) TAI T U I i s - i t - jo - m o - o o io - oooo FAOl S)10 OIA1KI ILVD — .................... t ic » ivy is u k j o •••••••IkklltKD TtJWB or •••••••Ft I FCt »* TO »4 ♦ 112 .............i d i i s l i t ♦ i i ; O l l t STIVKN L ISIS TAX TtAZ 2 ) - IS-JO-JAG-IIOJ-OOIO FAB I S ll FAX* ATI m i l IT IY U L ISSO TAI T U I 2S-IS-J0-JAC-IIQJ-GOM FADl S ll FAIR AVI -------------------------- I K IS IYF IS U C H U tlO .lt I l i u m t k FATIICIA F ISTI TAI T U I 2S-I t-JO-JOO-OI 11-0000 U C U C 2! 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FLORIDA PiALHA: August 11tnd Sa»N mBar 1B 11 Isas DSOSat �n > • • * 9 THURSDAY Sanford Herald A u g u st 31, 1995 Seminole dominance IN BRIEF □ County volleyball trio crushes ‘foreign’ foes LOCALLY Hear! problem kills M cDow ell CASSELBERRY - Former Florida basketball player Eugene McDowell died last week from an enlarged hearl. police said, adding that an autopsy found no evidence of Illegal drugs. McDowell. 31, who played at Florida from 1981-85 and Is the seventh-leading scorer In school history, collapsed In a nightclub early lost Thursday and died shortly afterward. An autopsy by the Seminole County coroner's office revealed that McDowell died from an enlarged heart, said police Sgt. Greg Hepburn. C hurch teams needed SANFORD — Church teams Interested In the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Slowpltch Softball League that will start on Saturday. Sept. 16 are encouraged locnll 330-5697. Cost will be $205 for teams who attended the preseason meeting and $220 for others. Women will be allowed to play. Last call for returning teams SANFORD - Teams that played In the Sanford Recr eat i on Depar t ment Spri ng Slowpltch Softball Leagues have until 5 p m.. Friday. September 1st to guarantee themselves a spot In the upcoming Fall Leagues. Starting Tuesday. Sept. 5th. teams will be accepted on a first-come, first served basis. Deadline for entry Is Friday. Sept. 8th. Leagues will play practice games on Sept. 7th. 12th and 13th. then begin the regular season on the 14th (for Thursday night) and the 19th for others. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Girls softball players naadad SANFORD — Players are still needed for both the Junior (12 & Under) and the Senior (16 & Under) divisions of the Sanford Recreation Department Girls* Fall Slowpltch Softball Leagues that are scheduled to begin play on Saturday. September 16th. For more Information, or to register, call (407) 330-5697 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. S H S football tlckats on sala SANFORD — Advance tickets for regular season Seminole High School football home football games arc now on sale at William Howard Jewlers. Lakevlew Middle School. Sanford Middle Schopland the Athletic Office In Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium at 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 home games. For more Information, call 322-4352 ex. 299. By OAHVCOATOAM Horald Stall Writer LAKE MARY - Devin Hale rarked up 14 service points. Including 10 straight In the first game, ns Lake Mary dumped Osceola 15-2. 15-2 In boys' volleyball Wednesday night. The performance came as no surprise to Luke Mary coach Bill Whalen. He credited the players with a good week of practice In preparation for the season-opener " W e played the way we arc capable of playing." Whalen said. "It was a good match for us because everybody on the team played.” The Rams will get a return match with the Kowboys In Kissimmee next Wednesday night, with the junior varlsty starting at 6 p in. and the varsltv at 7 p.m. After Adam Messier and Will Lipscomb served Lake Mary to a 3-0 first game lead. Hale stepped to the baseline and extended the lead to 13-0. Osceola trimmed the lead to 13-2. but Ryan Mau then closed out the first game for the Rams. "W c really plyed the same way throughout the match." Whalen said. "In the game of volleyball, you have streaks, and the one that has the most streaks Is usually the one that comes out ahead." Osceola put up u good fight to start the second game, and closed to within 3-1 on a service point by Brian Carpenter. The Rams then pulled out to a 9-1 lead ns Lipscomb and Mau each won three service points. Sean Whitman closed out the match with three service points. Darrell Dllmorc had six kills for Lake Mary, while Erik Larsen had 10 spikes and nine kills. "Once we got it going, we did w ell." Whalen said. "It's a game of momentum. I was very pleased with our play. We still have a few things to work on. but our players know they will be very tough to beat if they stay focused." .1 . a n : * ' The Rams' Junior varsity opened the night wit’ll a 15-4. 15-5 win. Nick Nanton won 11 straight service points to close out gumc one for Lake Mary. Shawn Mclnhn then gave the Rams six service (mints In game two. Including the last three. "They played very well, especially for their first match of Ihc season." Whalen said. "I'm proud of them ." TRIBE BOY8 WIN ON ROAD PORT ORANGE — Dave Campbell served for nine (mints In the first game and Brent Bradshaw added 11 service points In the second game In Seminole's 15-5. 15-4 clubbing of Spruce Creek Wednesday night. Campbell hnd three urea and 23 assists, while Bradshaw hnd thrre aces, six kills, five digs, and thrre assists. Seminole coach Beth Corso was pleased by what she saw In the squad's season opener. "Brent and Dave had a great night serving." Corso mild. "T h e whole tram aid well. It's u great way to start the season." Chris Louwsmn had five kills and 12 digs: Greg Pegram four kills, four digs and four assists: Dan Julnto four kills and two assists: and Eric Ho five kills, three digs, three assists and two blocks for the Tribe. Seminole will continue on the road tonight, traveling to Bunnell for a varsity only match with Flagler Palm Coast starting at 6 p.m. LION GIRLS WIN OPENER OVIEDO - The Oviedo girls' volleyball team opened their season with a 15-6. 15-4 win over Deltona. The Lions Jumped out to a 10-1 lead In the first game en route to the victory. Bonnie Dedclow had four kills, while Leah llarklewlci had three kills. Michelle Cutter hnd three nces for the winners, while Shannon Nunns had two. "W c had a lot of Jitters because It was our first gam e." said Oviedo assistant coach Anna Hollis. "W c have a strong group of girls. Our attacksand defense were good." . Lake Mary's Devin Hale came up with 14 service points, Including 10 straight winners in the first game, as the Rams opened their season by crushing the vla)t)na Osceola Kowboys 15-2,15-2 Wednesday night. Im ul First Shiloh new summer hoops leader Y M C A A du lt Flag Football LAKE MARY - Sign up, (or Ihc YMCA Fall Adult Flag Football League arc now being accepted. This Is an eight week season with games played on Saturday afternoons. The league Is open to anyone 18 or older and teams are seven to a side with up to 14 on a roster. The season begins Saturday. September 16. at Idyllwllde Elementary School with a tourna­ ment beginning Nov. 4 with the Eastslde and Winter Park YMCA's. Registration deadline is Wednesday. Sept. 13 at 5 p.m. There Is a mandatory captain's meeting on Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Seminole YMCA. For more Information please contact Todd Couture. Program Coordinator, at the Seminole Family YMCA. at (407) 321 -8944. Associated Press_________________________________ Burkttt, Colbrunn l«a d M arlins MIAMI — John Burkett took a shutout Into the ninth Inning and finished with a five-hitter as the Florida Marlins beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1. Burkett (12-11) walked three and stuck out five as he set a record for victories for the 3-year-old franchise. Greg Colbrunn drove In three runs for the Marlins. Including his 20th home run. Sammy Sosa homered with one out In Ihc ninth, his 30th o f the season and 10th In 13 games, to break up the shutout. Burkett scored In Ihc third when he came In on Terry Pcndelton's two-out. bases-loaded walk. Colbrunn extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a two-run single to make It 3-0. Hw»M Ftwt* bf Aprjl KwMtlon Alphonso Davis (white shirt) scored seven of his 12 points In the second half as the Rebels overcame a 19-10 halfllme doflcll to edget Sanford A.A.U. 45-44 In Sanford Recreation Department 16-18 Summer Basketball Loague action Wednesday at Sanford Middle School. SANFORD — Coming on strong. Steve Austin (15 points). Ricky Butler (11 points) and Ktm Moultrie (10 points) all hit for double figures as First Shiloh Church moved Into first place in the Sanford Recreation Department 16-18 Sum m er Basketball League by whipping the Celtics 61-39 despite a 23-polnl performance by Nate Hall. T h e two teams had entered the contest In the Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School with Identical 5-1 records. The loss was the second straight for the Celtics, while First Shiloh has now won five In a row. In other games Wednesday night, the World of Creation Rebels used a huge second half to overcome a 19-10 halfllme deficit to nip Sanford A.A.U. (Amateur Athletic Union) 45-44. George Baker scored I I o f his team-high 13 points In the 35 point second half for the Rebels, while Alphonso Davis chipped In with 12 points for the winners. Mike Williams tossed in 11 points and Chris Westhelle 10 points for Sanford A.A.U. And. Mike Vallot Jr. scored 13 points and Aaron Thomas eight points os the Expos took a 34-19 halftime and held on for a 58-53 triumph over the Young Guns. Vallot was on target from long range os lie nailed five three-pointers on Ills way to a nlghl-hlgh 24 points. Thomas followed with 16 points, while James Davis ulan found double figures for Ihc winners with 12 points. Culvln Copeland netted a tram-high 16 points for the □Bsc Basketball, Fags 2B WHAT'S HARMNINO Knights open tonight against Eastern Kentucky CR O SS C O U N TR Y Associated Brass □ Lafcs Brantlty Invitational, 4 p.m. ORLANDO - The University of Central Florida will launch Its final season In Division l-AA tonight with an eye to the future — not to the Golden Knights' last opportunity to win a national title on that level. Winning enough games to make the ptayofTs berths has been a priority for coach Gene McDowell's program for a decade. However, a more demanding schedule featuring Florida State and two other Division l-A opponents awaits this year's team. "T o some people, this week’s game is the most Important thing in the world." McDowell said. "But we've got to look at what's at stake when we Join Division I. We become eligible for TV appearances and bowl appearances and that means a lot o f revenue. And revenue Is whal you need to move up In the big time." Boya’ Volleyball □ gomtnois ot Flaotor-Palm Coast, $ p.m. COLLEOEFOOTBALL □ 7 p.m. — SUN. Eastern Kentucky at UCF. |L) Comototo HsSntsonPotoBB FOR TH E BEST C O V E R A G E OF SPO R TS m JAMM * m IN Y O U R UCF. coming off a 7-4 finish, opens the season at the Florida Citrus Bowl at 7 p.m. agnlnst Eustrm Kentucky, which Is ranked No. 5 In Ihc l-AA poll. The Golden Knights play at Florida Stale on Sept. 23. Hawaii on Oct. 21 and Northeast Louisiana on Oct. 28. The program moves up to Division l-A next season and future schedules Inrlude road dates against Florida. Auburn. Georgia. Georgia Tech. Mississippi Stale. I’urduc and Virginia. McDowell begins ills 11lh season at UCF with a 70-44 record. Six stariers return on defense, but only two on ofTcnse, where freshman Dante Culpepper takes over at quarterback. Culpepper was Florida's "Mr. Football" In 1994 after throwing for 3.070 yards and 31 touchdowns while leading Ocalu Vanguard to the Class 5A state championship game. Because Culpepper Is a true freshman, though. M cDowell and offensive coordinator Mike AREA, READ TH E Krucxck have decided to scale down the pass-oriented, pro-set offense that has been a major part of Ihc Golden Knights' success In recent years. McDowell Is hoping the running game, featur­ ing one-time Florida Stale tailback Marquette Smith and fullback Gerod Davis, will lake some of the pressure off Culpepper. Smith rushed for 1.058 yards last season, while Davis gained 1.154 yards as a freshman in 1992. On Wednesday. McDowell announced that Davis, from Edgewater High School, and Oviedo offensive lineman Chris Tabscott have been selected as the offensive captains for thw 1995 season, while Smith, the former Lake Howell All-American, will be the alternate. The defensive captains will be Emil Eklyor from Daytona Beach and Allen Powell of Orlando with Daytona Beach's Robert Braucht serving as the alternate. SAN FO R D HERALD DAILY �:*ar! m H - Sanlord Hgrald. Sanford. 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Allenla *73 n X Phttadaiphie see » » Montreal SS X Alt Flertd* SI SI AM New York 447 II *1 Central Dfvistea W L Pet. Cincinnati *77 a n Houston » M JD Chicege SI X .AM St Louis <77 X *1 Pittsburgh X *1 A t! West Division W L Pet. X iM A ll Caterad* Lot Anyitti X M A ll Sen Dtege .XI M X San Frenclsca S4 ai A lt Y ou ng Guns and Jer maine Mackey helped out with 10 points. First Shiloh now Blands alone atop the league standings with a 6-1 record, with the Celtics right behind ar 6-2. Calvary Apostolic Temple and the Sanford Majtc arc tied for third with 4-3 RAINES GAUGE '95 Category Games.... .....409 At-bats.... ..... 65 Runs...... ..... 123 Hits........ ...... 57 RBI......... ...... 23 Doubles. 2 Triples.... Home runs......... 12 ...... 11 Steals.... ....... 301 Average. b «B t CBFMT 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 2,027 7.673 1.356 2.275 816 370 107 144 775 .296 Am*rkon league All Times ID T Sett Divider Boston New York Baltimore Toronto Detroit CHr* lend Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota Cell tornla Texas Seattle Oakland w L Pet. OB It *4 *17 — u X I IS S* n II S4 *1 470 II»S X X 47 *7 All ll's Central Orvlsien W L Pel. OB 7f SS 4SJ — S7 M 704 It's 74 17 704 l t ‘ 1 X 44 414 It's 744 17 7 1 4! West Dtvltlen W L Pet. on ST* — *1 X JOS i SS SI to S7 704 *'s S7 X X7 It'S New York A Calltemla I Minnesota 4. Tone* 1 Bo*Ion l. Seattle 4 Oakland !, Baltimore 1 Kansa* City 1. Milwaukee t Chicago 10. Detroit 1 Cleveland 4. 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Greenville 4 Pert City A Knarvine a. to Inning* Memphis 1, Huntsville I Thursday's Oemet OR — 14 IIVl ltV, 11 Greenville at Carolina Knoivlll* at Pert City Birmingham el Chattanooga Huntsville at Memphis OR ■attorn Dtvltlen L W It X 11 X IS X X IS X X M X — D '» ISIS 14 IDs BB — — I Sis San Francisco a Philadelphia l FtertdeACMcegel St. Leull*. Cincinnati 1 Color ado A Plttthgrgh 0 Houston 1, Atlantal Sen Diesel. Montreal I New York A Las Angeles t Thursday's Oaeses Philadelphia (Femends, 41) el Sen Fran. BreuIng lonA-U.lMp.m. tree) (Martimet 114) it Sen Dtege (ANXy OS), 4 01pm i (Tracheal 4X1 *t Flertd* II 14). Filip RA Pittsburgh (Neegto 114) st Clncbmptl (Viola ftft). I X p m. Houston IDrabak 11) at Atlanta (A 1Al).l:Mp.m. Hew Yark (TsIgheOsr 41) el Lee Angeles I Homo 101). 10 OSpm Basketball C on tlo o td from Po|o I B Tim R«in«s Is a Sanford native and Samlnole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago While Sox. His slats are for the 1995 season In the first column, personal-best season totals in the second column and current career totals (Including 1995 games) In the third column. Raines was 2-for-5. with both hits being doubles, and drovo In a run as the White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 10-7 Wednesday night. Raines Is the third leading hitter In the American League for the month of August, batting at a .360 clip. records, while the Young Guns are 4-4. Standing sixth through eighth are the Expos |3-5), the World of Creation Rebels (2-4) and Sanford A.A.U. (1 -7). Tonight at Sanford Middle School, the Celtics battle the Rebels at 6:30 p.m.; First Shiloh takes on Calvary A postolic Temple at 7:30 p.m.: and the Majtc face the Expos at 8:30 p.m. ■ Daytona (Cubs) Vera Beach (Oedgirs) Braverd (Marlins) W.P. Beach (Eipot) SI. Lucto (M Xt) Kttalmma* (Astras) Pet. at* SM 444 444 .ax A lt OB ats 1I«S Ills i* 1! 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Second. Wendektedl. Third. Marth T - I M A — 11.SOS (441X1 CO LLK The Tapis The Top Twenty Five teem* In The Alice 10led Pret* college football pell, with llrtl place vote* In perenlhe*et. record*, total point* bated on IS point* tor a llrtl piece vote through one point tor a 11th place vote and preview* rank log: Record Ptl Pv 1*4 1.7*1 1 1. Flertda St. Ill) 000 1.444 I 1 Nebraska (111 1 Tesat AAMI4I 000 1.7*0 S 00ft 1.70* 4 *. Permit. It) 144 l.lfft S A F torIda (11 000 MX * * Auburn 11) 00ft l.tU 1 1 . Southern Cel ••• 1.MI 1 g Tannest** (11 ess t • Naira Dam* Oft* Iftft M l 11 to Ohio St ••• t x to It. Alabama ess n aae 11. Miami ras is IS Michigan 1Aft ftftft 701 D u. Caterado SM 14 IS UCLA 009 1* Oklal om a • Oft SSI IS • 10 407 1! 11. Virginia MO 11 to Teiat ftftft 747 If 000 If Art,one X. North Carotin* OftO 71! X TOO 11 1) Wisconsin 000 77 Washington ••ft no » » West Virginia OftO 114 » Itl 14 14 Virginia Tech 00ft lift IS. IIIMOit ‘ receiving vote*, Oregon ISA Kansas SI. IX. N. Carolina SI. I1A South Caroline 107. Batten College 77. Brigham Yeung 7a Colorado SI. *A MlssHeippI St SA Calltemla SA Teiat Tech IS. Duke IS. Baylor f. Ctomton f. Syracute *. Bowling Green A LSU A Louttvllto A Fretno St. A Arkema* A Georgia A Southern Mitt 1. WatMngton St I. it. Nevada I. JUCO Preaaatan Tap IS COLORADO SPRINGS. Cato - The pr* *ation National Junior Cell*** Athletic Association football poll with t(*4record*: Record I N E Oklahoma *14 1 Rick*. Idaho 11 • • I. Trinity, Tesat D *# 4 Hind*.Mitt. IM S 5 Coffeyvllto, Kan 4S« a. NW. MUttSSippt 7. oi*!*. Utah I DuPeg*. Ilimoi* T Middle Georgia 10. Garden City. Kan. II . Georgia Military It. tl*w#mb*.MIs* D. Blinn. Teia* 14 Naitau. N Y. 15 Normendtla.Minn DS an IlS b US ISIS ISIS SIS *1* *1* 4 4* US. Open Retvlts NEW YORK - Resutt* Wednesday at the t* M million U S Open el Flushing Meadow: First Michael Sllch (I), Germany, del. Javier Ssnchei. Spain. W . A A ftft Mark Woodierd*. Australia. d»l. Kris GoMsem. Belgium. 4 A S A a 4 Stolen* Pescoeelid*. Italy, del. Jlrl Novak. CM«h Republic. I A S A * A S I . Richard Kra|k«k 111). Netherlands, del. Karel Novecek. Ciech Republic. * A * A * 4. Themes Mutter ID. Austria, del Luke Jensen. Marietta, G a . !* t !J ).* A * S . Scott Draper. Austral!*, del. Crlttlene Car elll. Italy.*!, t A 1 A * 1 Hernon Cumy. Argentina, del Jonathan Stark, Saettto, * A * A * S. AAeurlcto Hadad. Colombia del Jean Philipp* Fleur ton. Franc*. 7 S.* A * 1. Michael Chang (I). Menderten. N *v . del Glen luce Paul. Italy, 4 ft. 4 1.4 ft Frederlk Falter lain. Denmark, del Jordl Bur i Ho. Spain. 4 1.lAftA44.41. Andrei Chetnekev. Buttle, del. MaliVal Washington. Pont* Vtdra Beech. SA SA SS. ftMichael Tebbutt. ft Auttrelle. del Andtrs 1 I 4 A SA 1 ft (1 4) Jerryd. Sweden. ■artten Braatch, Germany, del. Seen Homphrtot. Tampa. SA S ! (S ll. > * (M l. SA C7AM>J A/acr FIBIT SHILOH*!. CBLTICS X Cattles (Ml H e lis s iIA W e id o lllf.J . Williamslftft A Cetieid a S S*. C. COMOT * • * «. Celller 111 1 retell: I S * II X Flrtl HUM) Cburcb (II) Moultrie 1011*. Lawson I * « *. Carter 1 ft* A T. Fltner 40 11 0111111A Austin S i t IS. Butler4J 1 II Totals l i t 11*1. Hairtime - First Union 14. Celtics II. ThreepeM Held seals - Celtics 1 (Wald*); First Shileh 1 (Austin 1. Carter) Total touts - Celtics x . First SNleh 14 Fautod out Celtics. C Cooper. Technicals — none Records - Celtics 11; F trst thlieh a 1. RIBILSAS. SAttFOROA.A U. 44 SeaSard AA.U, (441 Parker * 4 * 4 Blue 1 S I A Hughes I 4 * A Wesltwii* SPI 10. M Williams 4 SO It. Smith 0 ) 4 S. Batten n i l . McIntyre I • • 1 Totals <4 11X44 World e( CrSMtod Bebeto (M l A Davis l a * It, Alieway 11 1 A OtlllgardO » * * . Pierson 1 *1 A Garden 1 **1 , Nairn* l » • 1. Scott 1 » 11, Jetowen 11a j. Bermudai I ••1. Baker a IS 11. Touts 111*1441 Halltime - laniard A A U If. Rebel* IS. Three point field poets - Rebels t (Scott I Total tout*I •— laniard A A U » ; Rebel* 1*. Fautod out — none Technical* — Sentor* A A U . M. Williams Records - Santord A A U 17. world el Creation Rebels IA IXPOS SA TOUttO OUttl 11 YeengOwMIUI Mackey 1 b l IS. CapeUnd 11 a to. Mar ley 1 * 0 A Whack IP S A Woods 1*41, Andersen I 0*1. Hillary 114S. GUI 111*. Totals n 1-Id 17 lege* (Ml Derrick Jones I • * 1. Armstrong I j a A Themes 111 lA J Davit 114 IA Vallet f t * 1A Murkey a g e * . White a * * g. Totals n M IX Halttime — Espos 11 Yeung Guns I* Three peml Held goals - Yeung Guns I (Money. Weedal, I epee 1 IVena* II. Taut touts — Young Gun* 11, (spot I* Fouled out — none. Technkel* — nera Yeung Guns**; Is p e tl A A * < . * * * . * * THURS thru MON 1 PM FRI. 3 P.M. Bent Becker (41. Germany, del Canton Arrlent.Germany.4 (.ft A 1 S. iatan Stottenberg. Aettralla. dal. Aaron Krlckttoto. Palm Beach.SASA1A4ASI. Flrtl Mark Knowles. Bahamas, and Daniel Net lor. Canada III. det Veitoch Ftogl. Cmh Republic, end Jen Ireland. Auslrelle. 4 A * A 41 • Ole Kristiansen end Marten Renttram. Sweden, del Rtkerd Bergh. Sweden, and Jack Wait*. Waukesha. W it. * 1. J A * A Yevgeny Kelelnlkov and Andral Olhevskiy. Ruttle 111. det Gary Mutter and Dome Vitter. South Alrke. * 4. * 7 (4II. IS Cyril Suk end Oentol Vecek. Cm h Re public (II. del. Janet B|orkman and Stolen Edborg, Sweden. 7* ( II ft). 4A M Trevor Kranemenn. Bradenton, and David Macphanen. Australia (DI. del Michael Joyce. Senle Monica. C elll. end Bryan Shelton. Allenla.7*17 H . l A t l Tern Ni|tt*n. Netherlands, and Ales An tonlttch. Austria, del Ltonder Paet India, and Nlcolat Per «,»a. Venaiuela. * t. a 1 Petr Korda. Cm h Republic, and Nkklat Kultl. Sweden (D I. dtl Leonardo Lavatte. Maa ICO. and Dtoge Nargite. Italy. * A 1 S Sergio Catal end Emllie Sanchet. Spam, del David Adamt. Australia, and Ellis Ferreira. South Africa.* *. I t l i t ) . Jacce Eltlngh end Paul Hearhul*. Nether lend* III. det Emanuel Couto end NunoMarques. Portugal. * 1. 7 S Jlrl Novak and David Rikl. Cm h Republic, del Olivier Deleltr*. France, end Marc Ret tat. Swllierland. * I. 7* 17 4) Alta O'Brien. Amarillo. Tea**, and Sanden Stott*. Australia IIS), del Weyn* Arthur* end Andrew Krettmenn. Auttrelle. 4 S. 41 Second Retmd Mary Ptorct 14). Franc*, del Tatyana Jecmenica. Yugoslavia. 4 A * 0 Patricia Hy Bouin* Canada, det Christina Singer. Germany. *1.11 M artina Hingis. Sw llierlan d. del Magdalena Matoova DI. Bulgaria. 4*. *4. 41 Katrina Adams. Missouri City. Tetes. del Kerin Ktchwondt. Germany, 41. Sa. a 4 Ann Grossman. Grove City. Ohio, del LertiaNelland. Latvia.*11411.* A 41 Nathall* Tautlal. Franc*, del Pam Shrlver. Baltimore, a A a S Arantia Sanchet Vnarlo 111. Spain, del Jeannette Kruger. South Africa. • A a 1 Amy Frailer. Rochester Hill*. Mich. del. Kerl Phebut. Newport Beech. Celll.. * 1. * t. Gabriele Sebotlnl It), Argentine, det Naoko Kl|lmuta. Japan, a 1.4 1 Mary Ja* Fernanda, (14), Kay Bltcayn*. det. Sabina Hack, Germany, i s (M l, SS. Sabin* Appel mam. Belgium, del. Meiento Schneil. Austria. 7 A * 4 Marla Jett Gaidano. Argentina, del. (net Gerrechattgul. Argentina. * A SI. Chanda Rubin. Lafayette. La . dot Helena Sukev* I IS). Ciech Republic. 4 1,41 Nstkthe Zvereva 111). Belarus, del Men* Erase. Japan,* A SAS4. SteHIGrellH. Germany, dot Rita Grande, H ely.A l.ai Gigi Fernandtt. Aipen. Cole, del Julie Helerd. Franc*, l t d II.S A *4 First Hlroml Nageno. Japan, and Eton* Wagner, Germany, del Laaml Porurl. Merced. Celll., and Melton Tu. Norlhrldg*. Celll . f t 1. f t I Eton* Makarova and Eugenie Manlokova. Rustle, del Petra Lengrov*. Ciech Republic, end Hoeil* van Lottum.Frenca.Sl.t4 P e tr* Schwari Ritter. A u ilri*. end Kalarto* SludenikevA Slovakia, det Elly Hahami. San Diego, and Dentolto Scott. Newport Beech. Celll. J A t l . t f t Nicole Arendt. Gainesville. Fie., end Menen BoHegvel. Netherlands (S). del. Laura Oerrens. Italy, end Radke Zrubekova. Slovak la. a l. a i Atotendr* Final. Franc*, and Kerry Anna Gut*. Auttrelle. del. Janet Lee. Ranch* Petos Verde*. Celll. end Lindsey Lee. Dunweody. G e . 1* (D I . SI. Laurence Ceurtolt and Nancy Feber, Belgium, det. Atotla Dechaum* Baltoret and Sandrlna Tetlud. Franca, a A * a. Lindsay Davenport. Murrieta. Celll.. and Lite Raymond. Wayne. Pa. |4I, del. Yeyuk Batukl. Indonesia, and Carolina Vis, Netherlands. I S, a a *1 Jill Hethertogton. Canada, and Krisllne Radlord. Australia, d ll Velde Lake and Louisa Fleming, Britain, t MS II. 1A * *. Conchlta Marline,. Spam, end Patricia Terebtol. Argentina (1), del. Catalina Crlitoe and Rusandr* Dragomlr, Romania. SI. SA Marline Hlnglt. Swllierland. and tv* Malell, Croatia (DI. del. Lleit Hern. South Africa, end Oemtoigut MenemI. Belgium, SAM . Brenda Schulti McCarthy. Netherlands, and Rama* Stubbs. Australia it), del. Els CetlenA Belgium, and Tina Krlian. Slovenia. S I.S A It*Iky RtoeWI SIunkat. Amelia Island, and Robin White. Del Mar, C elll. del Stophy Haiteil. Cyprett. Teaat. and Lilia Otlerleh. Columbut. Ohio.* 1.71 Etna Reinech. South Africa, end Irtoe Spin**. Romania (it), del. Marta Ltodtlrem end Mar to Strandlund. Sweden, aa 4 a S I . Eatotanl* Belt ml and Gel* Lean Gercie. Spain, det. Radke Bataeva Ciech Republic, end Maalk* Keuttteel. Netherlands S A *4 P a tric ia Hy-Boulalt. Canada, and Ftoroncla Labat. Argentina, del. Erika da Lana, Ltoceto. (Mat*, and Audra Keller. Memphis Tern.. S 1.1A SS. Kyoto Nagattuta and AI Suglyama, Japan, det. Marterm* Werdel Wllmeyer. OcoantJda, Celll.. and Taml Whllllnger Janas Hen .N t v .tlS 7 .tl TRAN9ACTION9 Wednesday'! Ipartt Traniacttoat AUTO RACINO NASCAR Wlmton Cup ROUSH RACINO - Signed Jett Burton, driver, to a multiyear contract. 1 flN TRl JACKPOT lUSUALLYlift 000) MUST CO(VERY .SUNDAY. HWY. 17*92 ft 436 WED thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS A SAT. NOON. SUN 1 P M Abo SetkAcaal hom Mans and Dama Ja> Alai ( 4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -9 1 9 1 t ffsjbyJSs ffcw-j BOSTON R IO SOX - Placed Leo Tlnttoy, outfielder, on the 11day disabled lilt Re­ called Matt Stair*, outtlaldar. (ram Pawtucket at the International League CALIFORNIA ANGELS - Placed Chka Llral. Infleidtr. on waivers tor the purpose at giving Mm hit unconditional ret****. Ra celled Andy Allenton. catcher, tram Lak* Elsinore of the California League KANSAS CITY ROYALS - Optioned Rutty Maechem. pitcher, to Springfield at the Midwest League Recalled Rick Hultmen. pitcher. Irom Omaha el the American Association ATLANTA BRAVES - Recalled Eddie Per*i. catcher, tram Richmond el the Intern, I tonal League LOS ANOELES DOOOIHS - Recalled Joey EIk hen. pitcher, from Albuquerque Ol the Pacific Coett League Purchased the contract el Karim Garcia, outfielder tram Albuquerque Optioned Jim Brink#, pitcher. I* San Antonie of the Teaat League Deng noted Rick Parker, outfielder, tor assign SAN 0 1 (0 0 PADRES - Recalled Merc Newttold. outfielder, tram Let Veget ol the Pacific Coast League Optioned Outtln Hermanton. pitcher, to Let Vegas FOOTBALL HaHen* I Feetbalt League ARIZONA CARDINALS - Signed Waller Dunton, running back kick returner; Carlo* Brook*, corntrbech; end Jerry Drake, d* tensive lineman, to the practice squad CLEVELAND BROWNS - Agreed to to,m i with Eric Turner, safety, on a three year contract MIAMI DOLPHINS - Signed Kirby Gar Oer, running beck, Jaten Jamet. eftoetiv* Iin* man, Calvin Jack ten. cnmerbeck, Chka Heltan, safety, and Jet Ptonentky. tight and. to the practice squad PUced Kevin Bruthan, center, an tn|vrtd reserve. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS - Signed Rkk*y Brady, tight end. te the practice squad Waived Selwyn Janet, cornerbeck. end Jell Devldton. guard tackle, from ln|ur*d ra serve NEW YORK OIANTS - Waived Kent Graham, quarterback Signed Tommy Mnddoa. quarterback, ton two year contract. IT. LOUIS RAMS - Signed Dev* Berr, quarterback Released John Reece, cor nerbnek SAN FRANCISCO tfERS - Signed Ter fence Warren, wide receiver kick returner, era) Tim Herrlk. detentIV* end Waived Darryl Hall, lately SEATTLE SBAHAWKI - Signed Kris Pol lack, guard, to the pr K tk * squad HOCKEY Netleatel Hockey League NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Agreed to term* with Mkk Vufcota. right wing TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS - Acquired the rights te Oimltrl Yuthkevlch, d* tentemen. from the Philadelphia Flyert lor I X flrtl end fourth round drill picks, end e Ito7 second round draft pkh SOCCER CISL MONTERREY LA HAZA - Signed Samuel Ekeme, defender, to a two year contract COLLEGE CALDWELL — Named Dean Johnson softball coach, and Donne McGoidrlrk end Gary Varjian women! e it Islant basketball uoachat CENTRE — Named Brian Chefin women's Interim basketball coach CLEVELAND STATE - Named Bill Rttm fencing coech MAR I IT — Named Colin Sullivan auiiient to the athletic director tor operations MOREHEAD STATE - Named John Ooroterlo assistant athletic trainer. NAZARBTN. N.V. - Named Nelson Whitmore men's assistant basketball coach; Kevin Coa assistant teems* coach, end Lorrrle Dtyl* and Cathy Mots women's assistant soccer coaches NiAOARA — Named Jennifer Pasternak end Chris line McGee women’s assistant basketball coaches, and Jessica Gagllanese assistant athlelk trainer NORTH CANOLINA-CMARLOTTE Named Stephen Oil assistant cross country and track and Held coach TV/RADIO AUTO RACINO tp m -SUN.NHRA: Autottt*Nallenall 7 p m , j: X a m. — SUN. German Touring 11.X e m. — ESPN, Thunder: Leutsvtll* I :X a m - SUN. This Week In NASCAR BASEBALL Ip m -W G N . Detroit atWhlt*Sea. (L> 7p m.-W ON.Cutset Florid*. <LI 7 U p m — TBS. Houston at Allenla. <L) tftp m. — WOfi. Melt at Lot Angeles, (L) to X p m. — SUN. Colorado Silver Bullets vs. Fort Irwin Phillies. <L) COLLROI FOOTBALL 4pm. - SUN. Samlneto Uprising tp m - SUN. Western Ky. at UCF. ID !:X p m. - ESPN. Weekend Kkkett pm.. I X am. — ESPN. Nebraska at Oklahoma Slate. 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N J.. dot Devld Prtoetll. Ger many. S A ft A 4A ft A ft 1 David Wheaton. Lake Minnetonka, Minn . del Neville Godwin. South Alike. IS III It). SI. I A S I Kenneth Carlton. Denmark, del Jim Grabb. Tampa. Fla. ft! U tl. ! « (111. ft 1 S A ftl R i *o»0Nkhtiy •((»(Rt im dq) •Post Itaw7:30 .Wm. A Sot. •Pot! Tim 1:00 A U t ih m - M w a , GtiraoaaIm m ActioiIm Vh Sireim not Ism/Si Pin Liu. iu m scnOR uvt vu unum n w Mum S EM IN O LE GREYHOUND PARK & FAIRPLEX CASSELBERRY*407/699-4510 U M « SMM/OMMM WtlCOM Dfhh|Olt«iti*M. UaNd N U WSn WUMUL dR U-n. • ftMiM M bUdi NNSSl IU t a d p E M N 11 V .» lft>xlM llfM RI»SN8NilgN«iV)NHAQpx.lNlN 4^ ** JTz - if —1 d»W �7 Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida - Thursday, August 31, 1095 - SB People Y e s , Je rry believes in U F O s Sunrise Klwanla meets Friday The Seminole Sunrlae Klwanla Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney'a, US 17-92, south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwanlans arc welcome. For Information, call Lou Hcvey. 322-0082. Free clinic every Friday GENEVA — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, comer o f First and Main Street in Geneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health Department In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elementary School. For information, call 349-9284. ‘Holiday Series’ opens season at S C C gallery Seminole Community College Fine Arts Gallery opens Its 1995-96 season with works from "The Holiday Series" by Gale Fullon Ross. The exhibit opens Sept. 3 and runs through Sept. 28. The opening reception Is Sept. 5. 5 to 7 p.m.. with a gallery talk by the artist at 6 p.m. In " T h e Holiday S e rie s ," Fullon Ross pays tribute to the music of Billie Holiday. Accord­ ing to the artist. "I want to paint like Billie Holiday sang." The feminine strength and bluesy tragedy o f Holiday's life are attractive to the artist, and these studies on Holiday stem from her particular love of the human soul's manlfeslallons on the face. Drawing Inspiration and artistic vigor from African Amer­ ican life, the artist looks at the aesthetics o f jazz and blues as representative of the psyche of the culture. Gale Fulton Ross studied art history at the California School o f Art. and has studied with artists Melvin Johnson (Vesper George School o f Art). Cleveland Bellow (Deyoung Museum), and Pierre Paraus (Nice, France). Recent aw ards Include a fellowship from the LaNapoulc Art Foundation In LaNapoulc. France and a Pollock-KrassnciFoundatlon grant. Her exhibits Include the Museum o f African American Art In Los Angeles, the Parrish Gallery In Washing­ ton. D.C.: the Forbes Gallery In New York City: the Prince Albert Gallerle In Parts. France; and the Neville Gallery In Toronto. In conjunction with this exhib­ it. SCC Is presenting Jacqueline Jones In Concert, featuring the music o f Billie Holiday, on Sept. 14, 8 p.m. In the Fine Arts Concert Hall. The concert Is free and open to the public. For Information on the exhibit, concert, and other SCC arts events, call 328-2039. DEAR JERRY: Do you believe In UFOs and have you ever seen one? It's hard to Imagine that they don't exist. •BSP aclally’ BARRY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS DEAR BARRY: Yes. I too IS: believe as many others. In the e x i s t en c e o f som e form o f extraterrestrial life. As a matter o f fact, I have had no less than two occasions 1 have been wit­ ness to what I believe was some form of spacecraft I have visually seen. By the way. all the times that 1 saw something was In the daytime; not to be confused with ‘ ‘swamp gas” at night. More Interesting was Novem­ ber 1975, while I was sitting In the office o f my attorney, when all o f a sudden I Felt compelled to leave his presence with no excuse and alt down at his secretary's typewriter. The fol­ lowing Is what came out and I have reprinted It here for you exactly as It came out, line by line, all capital letters, and no punctuation. It is my belief that JE R R Y STE W A R T the occupants o f these craft are far more advanced than we arc yet have been here before. "Ancient not without meaning our purpose. Light o f lime ever approaching new form through the passageways the gate of life show we now to you the Inher­ itors o f light, powerful moreso than one can Imagine, d e­ vastating not as to be frighten­ ing. come we now lo your place with purpose. Long have you been shown but afraid to accept, not so distant the stars as you know them different though we are not so different as you are to we. Your generations have not In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits tow ard an associate degree through the Community College o f the Air Force. She Is a 1994 graduate of Deltona High School, Deltona. Hw«M Sf Hw im StfwwSw Mb IIs m L Taylor CECIL A. "SONNY" OSBORN recruiting duty In June 1993 to Sgl „ Cecil A. "Sonny” Osborn. the Orlando recruiting office. U.S. Marine Corps, has been Osborn Is m arried to the stationed at the Marine Corps Recruiting Offfre In Titusville. former Denise Wood and they Fla. Sgt. Osborn Joined the have one daughter, Rylle Alyssa. Marine Corps in 1988 and was who la 2Vi years old. Both Sgt. p r e v i o u s l y s t a t i o n e d In Osborn and Mrs. Osborn are California. Hawaii and North 1987 graduates o f Seminole Carolina. Sgt Osborn reported to High School. Sanford. Caregivers recognized Hlllhavan HealthCara Canter of Sanford recently held an appreciation luncheon to honor employees for their service and dedication. Receiving special recognition certificates were: Ida Hopson, CNA, 15 years; Elaine Panke, LPN, 10 years; Vldella McCray, LPN, 5 years; 8andra Barton, 5years; and six other nurses were recognized for 2 years service each. In photo. Vldella Cray ( left) accepts her award and the other recipients awards' from Derorah Markey, administrator. Sanford, boy A ug . 20 — J e n n i f e r and Russell Stair. Sanford, girl; Tasca A. Margeolas-Ganas und Jason M. Ganas. Sanford, girl: Vivian Turner. Sanford, boy: Mam! and Humberto Brignonl. Sanford, girl: Karla Hodges. Sanford, twins — girl and boy " P B31HS Vrti i S iaw t — |Uw< »»l WOT *0fl WT8S f S 5 5 IL..1 •~ 1«M T ,I l O m l N t n & t n t d a lw * * IIHIM1 I iu* BGaISS B DEAR ABBY: Please continue to emphasize the fact that chari­ ties should not waste money. ADVICE When 1 give blood at the Red Cross, I don't want a thank-you letter. When I walk door-to-door collecting for another charity. 1 don't need to be invited to a ABIGAIL formal ball for dinner and danc­ VAN BUREN ing to be officially thanked for my help. If the public knew of this kind o f waste, they would be up In arms. DEAR HELEN: Right on! The Those of us who work hard for best example of using every cent charities want all the money lo lo “ help the cause" reminds me go where It can help the cause. o f a wonderful fund-raising Idea HELEN IN BAN PEDRO used by Goodwill Industries of South Florida a few years ago. They sent Invitations that read: " T h e annual G oodw ill In­ dustries dinner will not be held at the Americana Hotel. No cocktails will be served at 7 p.m. No dinner will be served at 8 p.m. The master o f ceremonies will not tie Art Llnklcttcr. The Invocation will not be read by the Rev. Norman Vincent Pralc, and the guest speaker will nol be Dear Abby. "Stay at home and have a restful evening, but please send $50 per person or $100 per couple." Needless to say. It was hugely successful. P.S. The moral o f that story Is: Many people are so bored with f ancy fund-raising bashes, they'd cheerfully pay to slay at home! T a U S t u I (llul Um im ii. t o l- I*. Sw-ot n " w— :i U , B 3 I m Ds • lm CBT m . - w k '.' M tu J c i t t . ■ w m U lllftn lltltV l |Im |I r. m SITUCM "IftwOT M m Y l i n gi t s r t a s i n s g i i t Charities waste too much time, money DEAR ABBY: What Is wrong i , During the six weeks of train­ ing the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training In human relations. packing myself. I Just love hard work. Sometimes I wonder If I'm not a little crazy. Everyone I know hates lo move, but I love It. Have you ever had a letter like this? And do you think I should have my head examined? % »H«wt s , S i MELISSA L. TAYLOR T a ylor Is the daughter o f Richard L. T a y lo r o f 2056 Jessamine Court. Deltona, and sister of Catherine E. Taylor of 6 Jamaica Ave.. Holtsvllle. N.Y. The Sanford Herald welcomes news about you. your family, friends and neighbors. But. we need your help by submitting Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our ofllce. Your organization's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available at our office. If desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday before the publication dale. Weddings more than three months old will be published In announcement form without a photo. Do you know a hobbyist or volunteer you would like to see featured In these weekly columns? Just give us a call or mall us a note. We will appreciate hearing from you about any news you may nave. Our address: The Sanford Herald. P.O. Box 1667 or 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax: 323-9408 a re a ? (Writs to Jerry Stewart. C/O Sanford Harold, 300 N. Froneh Avo., Sanford FL 32771. Slowart's phone for appointments and speaking en g a g e m e n ts : 1-407-238-2414.) Air Force Airman Melissa L. | Taylor has graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Tell us your story The following births have been recorded at HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital: A ug . 18 — R e b e cca and C hristopher Harrington, De­ ltona. boy; Blllt-Jo Racine and Mlrahcl Moyher. Deltona, girl; Teresa M. Hanson. Sanford, girl Aug. 19 — Lori A. Elkins. Geneva, boy: Denevls Moore. selves." TO MY READERS: Last week In Windsor. Ontario, supposedly an object thought to be a meteor crashed through a vacant con­ struction trailer. The trailer was completely destroyed, yet no trace was found, so far. o f any object that allegedly destroyed this trailer. What do you think happened or maybe, I say maybe, some extraterrestrial force decided to use this trailer for a little Intergalactlc target practice. Might we be In danger o f more attacks or Just what do you think happened? Write me at the Herald and we'll reprint some of your thoughts over the next few weeks. Personally. If we are going to be attacked or Invaded. I'm going where they won't g o ... I'm going to Blthlo! encouraged us though we have c o n t r i b u t e d m u c h to y o u r existence. Choose we must amongst you to communicate through, ancient as your ancient might be we watched as your planet was formed and os life evolved, your beliefs have been your mainstay o f life, your only knowledge o f the unknown, now your scholars, philosophers, re­ ligious leaders arc confirming as they must. Be not frightened as those before you for we come with purpose as necessary to your existence, you have done all you can to destroy your­ selves. We cannot permit this for we wish to live In peace amongst you. Your planet's environment though not perfect can sustain us. We will make the necessary arrangements In time. We wish not to Interfere with your way of life. If anything, we shall con­ tribute to knowledge that will Indeed answer many o f the questions and mysteries of your planet for you the Inheritors will accept or certainly destroy your­ >*»»l * iSHTSirffST.. iiw x iw S w y v a f c w ,,,, B with me? 1 love lo move! W e've been married for 20 years, and I'm ashamed to tell you how many limes we've moved. All in the same town. too. I'm never satisfied. Once we've moved and set tiled In. I start looking for another house. My husband Is very good about It and goes along with It Just lo please me. We Just moved Into a nice house, and I'm already looking around. All this moving Is very e x p e n s i v e . We h a ve three teen-aged children who were against all the moves, but we moved anyway. My husband helps, but I do most of the parking and un­ LOVER TO MOVE DEAR LOVES: No. I've never had a letter like yours, and It wouldn't hurt to have your head examined. It may not pul an end lo your moving, but at least you'll know why you love It. DEAR ABBY: For your survey on how women over 50 feel about sex: I agree with "T ired ." I ant not a loose woman, but anything gets boring with the same person after 25 years. Where I work, there are 103 married women between 19 and 65. and Just for fun. I asked each woman If she had ever had an extramarital affair. I really didn't expect an an­ swer. but lo and behold — 73 said yes, 21 said they would If they could gel away with It. and nine tld me It was none o f my business. NOSY IN TUCSON the exercise bike (so I won't get too bored), or in the evening when the lighting Isn't great. AN AVID READER t: Thanks for letting me know that publishers have already gotten Ernestine's message. Now I can put my magnifying glass away and pick up some of those large-print books! DEAR ABBY: Please settle an argum ent between my new husband and me. My 11-year-old son wants a keyless lock on his bedroom door. My husband agrees that he should have one. I strongly disagree. I question whether there Is anything suffi­ ciently personal to warrant that kind o f privacy. 1 would appreciate your opi­ nion on the above. EANBAS CITY MOM P.S. My son's reason for this request is to keep his 6-year-old sister out of his room. DEAR MOM: A 6-year-old child can be taught that a do not disturb sign means keep out. Should your 11-year-old have an accident or become violently III behind a locked door. It could be disastrous. DEAR ABBY: This Is Tor Ernestine G. and her friends In Lancaster, O hio, w ho were wondering why romance navels are published In such small print. The public library, as well as many publishers and private organ nations, havr large-print books available by the hundreds. This Includes romance novels and almost any other subject one might enjov. I have been reading large-print books for many years, even though my eyesight is pretty good. It Is simply easier to read a large-print book when I am walking the treadmill or riding f n t u t u n i R T hu D * iv i I n M o m ' THY IT AG A I N Y O U I t l 0 Vf I f m h. 311-181$ 1 MMOVIILAMD ( h* i i m *** ng> wt* t) mi E A TE R W O R L D ,?ci° APOLL 0 13 10M C I N E M A S L I T C H F I E L D C I N E M A 10 MORTAL COMBAT H30 3:10 8:30 7:10 0:40 Wa q ic in THE WATER «Q. 1:18 3:18 8:18 7:18 8:18 BABE 1:10 3:10 8:10 7:10 0:10 m B A flY fa tftflS 6 .UB m 1:18 3:18 S:U THE NET 7:00 0:30 .. (PG-1J) T H t A M A B W P W jM A O V t N ^ T p ^ 1:30 3:30 8:30 7:30 I N A walk Hi THE Cl&UM pc-till | I LOAD OF ILLUSIONS 1:00 3:10 8:18 7:10 0:48 W 1 ft .. DANGEflOOS MINDS nil S3 1:30 3 30 8:20 7:30 0:40 l") I : DESP ERAD43 ■ ____t:00 3 00 8:00 7.-18-EM ____ 4 B ONU S MOUHS 4 TO t, :>M I 1 1 ' f t • 41 �A S i\ 4 * - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. Auguaf 31. 1993 Legal Notices N one ■ op PUBLIC HIARINO TO CONII01 a ADOPTION OP PROFOSEDOROINANCE NOT ICC IS HEREBY GIVEN by I * City or Lony— d. Ftor id*. mat the City Cammlttion will haM a publk hearing to fM i - a. — a —| M m LUntiMT ■npcTMifMi m mm I amI lowing Ordinance OPOINANCI n o . n i i r t AN OaOINANCE OF THE CITY OP LONGWOOO. FLOR 10 A. AM E ND IN G ODDI N A N C E NO 4 *1 . A t AM E ND E D . SAID O R D I­ NANCE BEING APPENOIX A (THE ZONINO ORDINANCE) OF THE MUNICIPAL COOE OF THE CITY OF LONG WOOD. F L O R ID A ! SAID AMENDMENT CHANOING THE ZONING CLASSIFICA TION OF THE PARCELS OF LAND DESCRIBED HEREIN FROM R 1 AND R IA TO PUD; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EF FECTIVEOATE PARCELS LEGALLY OE SCRIBED AS Parcai I: Bagin al lit* toutfi M il tornar oi ttia northaaiI to and run tautti 4)4141 Nat. nail l m i I Nat. ttianca run narth lilt 14 Nat. thane# M tt to a point north ot ttia beginning, thence rui louth 441 71 Nal N ttia point at baginning Lacatad m Sactlon It, Township M louth. Rang* 10 Eait; Containing 1 1 » acrai MOL Parcai I: Bogin IS Nat M il at ttit northwest cor nor al ttw southwest (4. thane* run M il 114 4 Nat. thane* tautti to th* south Una al Orang* Avanua. thane* M il to tha u n i lln* al County Road 41), thane* louth atoll on road to north lln* ot Palmetto Avanua. thane* anti to a point south ot baginning, lharvea north to baginning. La catod In Sactlon M. Township » . •outh. Rang* 10 Eatt; ton Bagin at th* Intactaction at th* north right at way tin* el Palmatto Avanua and tha m i ! right ofway lln* al Eait Lai* Avanua IFraaman Court), thane* run north M dagraai. 11 minutes. 11 •acondi wail along laid aatt right ol way llna. a dlttanca *1 111.11 Nat, thane* departing Mid M tt lln*. rws north ** dagraai. 11 minutot. S4 latandi aatt a dlttanca *1 tabes Not, thane* not Muth m dagraai. 4 minutot. 1 aacandi aaal. a dii tone* *1 M i l l Nat to a point an told north right al way tint al Palmatto Avanua. thane* run touth •* dagraai. u minutot. 14 rlghtet awy tin*, a dtitanc* al 10* 44 tool to th* point al bagin nlng. Containing 1 11 aertt. Pareal 1 Lett alt through elf. Lai 4)1 and Lot 4H al tha plot ol Langwood, according to tho plat tharaol a* n ear dad M Plat Book I. Pag** II through It, Inctitolv*. public racaid* al Sami net* County, Florida: Contain. InglJt aero* MOL Mar* Commonly daaerlbad a*: appraalmatoty 4B acral an th* N a rttiw ail earn er *1 Fraaman Cauri and Patman* At tint reading an Augual tth. t**l. and the City Comm Naton will hearing. which will ba haId In th* Langwoad City Cammltilon Chambers. VS W. Warren AvoTuatday. tha Mh day at Sap tombor A D , I t t t at t :OB p m.. bN. Al the moating. Intorn tod partial may appear and b* hoard allh raapaet la tha propoaad Grdtoanca . ThN haarlng may b* cantinuad tram tlma to lima until tmal action li to*an by th* City CommNolan. A copy *1 th* ir ig in d Ordl H pa*tod at CHy Hall. *r* an UN with th* Clark *1 lha City and Mm* may ba Impacted by th* public. A taped record at toil moating li mad* by th* City tor Ift eonvantone* Thlt record may not comlituto an adequate ra cord lor purpoaat ol appMl horn a dociiton mad* by th* Cam million with respect to th* tangoing matter. Any parson gueto record at th* Le gal Notices It mainlainad tor appall*to pur poMt N advised to make th* nocattary arrangamanti at his or her own expense Parian* with d liab llltiai nooding assistance to partkl pot* In any ot th*M proceedings should contact lha A D A. Coer dlnator. at (401) MO 1411. at toast 4B hours In advance el th* moating Dated this 14th day at August. A D .Itt) GERALDINE D. ZAMBRI. CITY CLERK CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Publish August TO and August ji, ms OEGlM NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITVOPSANPORO. FLORIDA Notice ll hereby glvan that a Public Hearing will b* hold In th* Commission Room al th* City Hall In th* City ot Santord. Florida, at 1 00e’clack P M on Saptombar 11. t»tl. to considtf th* adapt tan at an ordinance by tha City at Santord. P lerlda. mi* el which Is ai foUows ORDINANCE NO. MU AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORO. FLOR I O A . C H A N G IN G AND AMENDING SCHEDULE S. HISTORIC PRESERVATION. SECTION L SION REGULA TIONS IN THE DOWNTOWN C O M M E R C IAL HISTORIC D ISTR IC T. AND AOOING SECTION 1.1. SIDEWALK DISPLAY. LAND DEVELOP M E N T R E G U L A T IO N S . PROVIDING FOR SEVERA B IL IT Y . CONFLICTS. IN CLUSION INTO THE SAN FORD LAND DEVELOPMENT R E G U LATIO N S AND EF FECTIVEOATE A copy shall ba available at th* ottkt at th* City Clark tor all parsons desiring to 11 am In* All partial m Interas* and cltliant shall have an eppartuni ty to b* hoard at uW haarlng By order ol th* City Com minion at th* City ot Santord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PER SONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR OINATOR AT DO S ill 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC; II a parson dec Was to appa ll a decision mad* with retpact to any matter considered at th* above mooting or haarlng. h* may need a verbatim record at il. ^ T OW w a v s w ^ A d l^ s a i — - * J i —AR^as V iV N In flv »rn fUDinf T OW testimony and avMwsca. which rtwfl (I fwi prOHiOMV Of tow City at Santord. (FSM1BIBSI Jarnl R Dougherty City Clark Publish: August 11.11*1 DEO ItS LIRALHOTICI INVITATION FOR BID BIDtMBBI SamInal* Community Callage It ottering tor tala: 11- PORTABLE BUILDINGS th* Purchasing Agent In tha Sctone* Bui Win*. Roam Sail. ) « W* Won Boulevard. Santord. Pier Ida M i n i m , until Sap tombor II. m s . a t m P . M . a t which limb all bids arill ba publkty apanid fnd read blaud. Spocllkbtlan* and Bid Formal mull ba ebtainad al th* otflc* at lha Purchaiing Agent. Bids mult ba pretantod an Col lag* lormat to ba considered All bids mutt ba marked an aultidt at nd data and tins* el bW opening. Th* Coltog* raMrvai lha right to accept or r*|act any or all bWt. with or without ceuM. to waive tochnkallllat. or to at ttp l th* bid which. In III lodgement, bast sarvas Its* In tecotiefRso College, Publish August 14. IS. 11. It. M. ii. m s DEOMB C ELEBR ITY CIPHER by Luts Campos C4Mr*s Canar cvyosogrusw4r* naaiM tnm ovouiare by tomoui paoeto paw and praswa (ach waer w aw eerwr u n k s — roots s cfea « aguab U ' U I H J T I D W N V D U ! H W U I H J U N O U V Z X L . A W T ' H O O L T I L H N V J T S K I E V C L M J T I W Z H T L E . O L L J S U R I D H W P H L T , 1 — PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘On# look at th* rush-hour jam m lha subway and you know why no on# nd#s it any mors ’— John Clan* e ms ky m a me OFF TH E LE A S H it By W.B. Park Legal N otices NOTICE DP FICTITIOUS N A M I Nolle* li hereby given that I am engaged In buiinaM at M il Magnolia Av*. Santord. FL M ilt. Samlnato County. Florid*, under th* Fktittout Name el S a K SECURITY 4 PATROL, and that I Inland to register uW name with lha Division at Car poratlent. Tailahataao. Florida. In accordance with tha pro vision* at th* Fkilt lows Norn* Statutes. To Wit: Sactlon M itt. Florida llituta* m l. ShaWon R. Franklin Publlih August 11. IttS DEG Itl NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* li hereby given that I am engaged In business at w Wymgr* Read. Sulla 111, Alta mania Springs. FL 17714. Sami net* County. FtorIda. under lha Fictitious Nam* ot WINOOW COVERING and that I Inland to ragistor ssW nam* with lha Division el Corporations. Tall* hats**. Florida. In accordance with lha provisions ot th* Fkllthwi Nam* Statutes, To Wit: Sactlon u s e * . Florida Slatutot INI Southern Lac*. Inc /*/ Lawranc* J .. . . . Publish August 11.1«*l D FG lfe_____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASE NO; tS-IMl-CA-IS-B NAT IONSBAMC MOR TGAGE CORPORATION. Plalnlllt. —VI— GRAHAMA DONALD and BARBARAM DONALD. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE Oatondanlt NOTICE OF ACTION MORTOAQIFORECLOSURE TO GRAHAM A DONALD and BARBARAM DONALD WhoM Ruldanc* I* In Bol tailord. Scunthorpe England WhoM Mailing Address It 1 KEDOINGTON ROAD. BOT TESFORO. SCUNTHORPE. ENGLAND DNIMQU YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED the! an action to tone lot* a mortgag* on ho tallowing property In Somlnoto County. Florida Lot* I and f. Stock *. MAP OF ENTIZMINGER’S ADDITION NUMBER ONE TO LONG WOOO. according to th* Plat Ihereof ai recorded In Plal Book S. Paget I* and 11. Public Records ol Samlnoto County, Florida has bean Iliad against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written dstontt*. If any. lo II on Gary A. Gibbons. Enquire. *1 Gibbons. Smith. Cohn A Arnett. P A .. Plaintiff's attorney, WhoM IddH II ll Mil A AtoatoiiteM'a.Maw Bn. soma* iB aarif lkB i^ Ul■ r*«norrton Dvvitvflro, rt# wf Ik * Baa HU. Tampa. Florida 1M41, within thirty (M l days at th* data at tint public*lton #i this nolle*, and Ilia Its* original with lha Clerk at this Court either baton sarvka an Plain lilt’s attorney or Immediately thereafter; atharwlsa a default will b* ani*rad against you tor th* reltol demanded In th* Cmalftnt DATED this nth day at Aug. m s. (Court Seal) Mary anna Marea CLERK CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clark AMERICANS WITH DISA BILITIES ACT OF m b; Ad mlnlstrallv* Order No t ) 17; Parsons wtlh a disability who naad a spaclal accommodation to partklpal* In this procaadlng shauW contact ADA coordinator at Ml N. Park Avanua. Ssrlto N. Ml. Santord. Florida M171 at toast tlva day* prior to th* p ro c e e d in g . T a la p h o n a : 401-111-4) 11 a a t . 41111 I - I S t - t t S U l I (T O O l * ' I *00M l 1770 (v )i via FtorW* Raley Sarvka Publish: August 14. II. IMS DEO Ml_____________________ IN THI CIRCUIT COURT. IN AMO POM SBMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE F iL iN a t im c p In R*: ESTATE OP CHARLCSM. IRBY, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Th* admlnlslrallen at lha estate at CHARLES M IRBY, d e c e a s e d . P l l * N u m b er fS 111 CP. is ponding In lha Circuit Caurl lor Seminal* County. FtorW*. Probata Dlvl ston. Its* address at which is Samlnato County Courthouse. Santord, FL M ill. Th# nam#* and addresses at the perianal representative and lha personal representative's attorney ere All Intaraslad required to III* with this court tal All claims against th* astato W ITHIN THRBE MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE and lb) any Mfactton by an Interest ad parson la wham thlt node* I* served that chailangat th* a*IW Ity of lha will. Ih* Qualifications ol th* pat son*I representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot the Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREe MONTHS AFTER THE FIR ST PUB LIC ATIO N OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO PILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ol this Notice has begun an August 14. if**. Perianal Representative MARY O IRBY IMS Crass Anchor Read Crass Anchor, SC l? *ll Phillip H. Lagan Bar sort 111 Attorney tor Personal Rapresantatlv* P O Bails* Santord. PL MIM IBM I M il Ml 111* Publish Auguitl4.lt. ItH DEO Ml WANTED: ‘ OK, game played like this: You fry to roll your rocks uphill •• I try lo roll mine down.* PGopit looking for a way to M m axtra cash Just call 322-2611 today and placa an ad to sax your unwanted Kerns In live next Issua ot tha Santord Herald. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOEIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.i M i l l CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OP SADAV. SEVV NOTICBOP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Ihe City of Leng aged. Ftor Ida. that Ih* City Commission will h*W a public hearing to consWsr tnactmanl af Ih* lei Waring OrdNtanc*: ORDINANCE MO. H I MS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR IO A , A M E N O IN O O R D I­ N A N C E N O . 4 f I , AS AM END ED , S A IO ORDI NANCE BEING APPENOIX A (THE ZONING ORDINANCE I OP THE MUNICIPAL COOE OF THE CITY OF LONG WOOD. F L O R ID A ; SAID AMENDMENT CHANOING THE ZONING CLASSIFICA TION OP THE PARCELS IS) OF L A N D D E S C R IB E D HEREIN PROM C l TO RP; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERAB ILITY AND EF FECTIVEOATE LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS: Tha north IM teal of tha west MS test at Block 1. WlWmara Subdivision, according to Ih* plal tharsof at recorded In Plal Book I. Pag* III, Public Rac ardt *1 Samlnola County; commonly described at the southeast corner el wayman Street and Bay Avanua. Long wood. Florida SaW Ordinance was placed on llrtl reading on August 7th. Ittt and th* City Commission will contWtr tarn* tar llnal passage and adoptkm attar th* public hearing, which will b* hold to Ih* Long weed City Commission Chambers. IIS W Warren Av* nu*. Long weed. Florida, an Tuesday, the Slh day ol Sep 1ember A O . IFM. al 1.40pm.. or at toon thereafter at potSI bto Al it* mealing, interested parlies may appear and be heard with respect to the pra posed Ordinance Thlt hearing may be continued from time to time until llnal action Is taken by the CHy Commission A copy of th# proposed Ordl nance Is petted at City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and copies are on llto with tho Clerk ol me City and tame may b* inspected by the publk A taped record of this meeting It made by th* City tor Its convenience This record may not constitute an ads gusto re cord tor purposes *1 appeal from a decision made by the Com mltlton with respect lo Ihe loregoing matter Any person wishing to ensure that an ode quote record of th* proceedings It matolalned tor appellate pur poses Is advised to make the necessary arrangements al hit or her own s i pens# Psriont with dlsabllltlos needing assistance to partkl pale to any ot these proceedings should contact the A.D A. Coer dlnator. at (M il MB 1441. at toast M t o r s in advenes ot Ih* NOTICE OP ADMINIITBATIOM Th* administration at th* astato at SADA V. SEVY. da (••tad. Pll* Number M il*C P . Is ponding In th* Circuit Court tor Samlnato County, Florida. Probata Division, lha address ol which to Post Ottko Drawer C. Santord. Florida M ill Tho nomas and addresses at the perianal represanltllvs and Ih* par son* I raprasanlillvo'S a t­ torney are **t torth below. All interested persons ar* required to til* with this court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE It) all claims against Ih* astato and til any ablacllon by an Interested parson to whom this notxt wo* mailed that challenges the valid Ity ot tho will, the qualifications Of Ih* portonal representative, venue, or lurtsdkllan ol th* court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Publication of thli Nolle* ha* bagun on August 14. IW Personal Representative PATRICIA FIELDS 1144 Pinto Way Orlando. FtorWa Milt WILLIAMH MORRISON. ESQUIRE 1740 South U S Highway 17 t l Fern Park. Florida »7 K Tatohone: M l7114 1414 Attorney lor Personal Repre tentative Publish: August 14. II. m i DEG Ml IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIOHTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. M04M CA-I4-K KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plalnllll. vs JAMES P. WHITLEY.et o l, Oetondantls) AMINDRO NOTICE OF SALB Notice t* hereby given that, pursuant to a Second Amend man! to Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure. I will soli Ih* following described property to rated in Seminole County. Ftor Ida: Let 11. HEARTH PLACE, according to plal thereof a* recorded In Plat Book O. pages *1 and at. public records ot Somlnoto County. Florida *1 public sal*, to Ih* highest bidder tor cash, at th* west front door ol th* Somlnoto County Courthouse. Santord. Florida. ll:M a. m. an September if. tm . Natlca: Americans With Dlsa b lllt la * A ct *1 IffO . A d ­ ministrative Ordsr No *4M. Parsons with a disability who naad a spaclal accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact DtsaHHty Coor­ dinator at Ml North Park Ave­ nue. Suit* N Ml. Santord. Ftor Wa M ill et toasl flv* days prior to ttia procaadlng Telephone: <4011 111 4110 Ekl. 4111; I MO W t i l l (TDD mars only) WITNESS my hand and Seal *1 this Court on August Mnd. im . (Court Seal! MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By: JoonBrlllanl Deputy Clerk Publish August 14. II. IW DEG M4 IN T N « CIRCUIT COURT “ OP T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASRNOi W-44I CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF VANSHESKAYVELLE FISHER. NOT ICE OF ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATION Pollttonor, HAROLD HEN­ D E R S O N . Ih * A n c illa r y Personal Representative ot this •slat*, gives nolle* that an ancillary administration pro codur* tor Ih* oslato *1 th* May If. ms. and It naw pending as case number Man CP In tha Circuit Court In lha Stale ot Flo. Ida. County ot Seminole. The name and residence address a l lha a n c illa ry personal representative are: H a r o ld Handarsan. 111! Cranieigh Drive. Tailahataao. Florida MMB and lha nature and approximate value *1 Ih* an­ cillary aaaatt are: Real property described a* Lot • Block II, Tract II. Town of Santord. Somlnoto County. Florida; and Lets S and 4. Raaatond Park First Addition. I County. FtorW* Approximate Value: 111.400 00 Any Intorestod person upon whom this notko Is served who intends to challenge th* validity at tha will, lha qualllkallont al th* ancillary perianal rapre tentative, venue, ar jurisdiction at Ih* court, and all parsons hovlng claims against this astato who are served with a copy ot this notk*. are required lo III* with this court such obltctton or claim within th* lator of Wire* months after th* dato of th* first publication of this notk* of M days attar th* dato at sarvka *f a espy at this notk* on that person Persons having claims against th* astato who or* not known to th* ancillary personal rapre ten la live and what* names or addrotsss are net reasonably ascartatnabt* must Ilia all claims against Ih* astato within thro* months attar th* dato of th* first publication *1 this nalka ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARREO Under tha penalties af p*r|u ry. I declare mat l have read th* toragoing. and th* tacts alleged are true, to th* bast af my knowledge and ballet Executed this Mnd day ol August, tm HAROLDHENDERSON Ancillary Personal Representative MARKH HUTCHISON. ESQUIRE FLORIDA BAR NO 0t!4*M llfl W. FIRST STREET SANFORO. FLORIDA M ill PHONE 407. Jl) 7711 OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION IS AUGUST It. IN I Publish August 11. A September 1. Ittt DEG MS Dated mis tom day of August. A O . tm GERALDINE O. ZAMBRI. CITYCLERK CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Publish: August M and August 11. tm DEG 141 PUBLIC AUCTION MLE Publk notko It hereby given Ihal an Thursday- teotomksr 14. im . *• to M A M EST. al lha premises ot B A M Auto lotos located at 4101 Hwy 11M tan lord. FL MMl Ih* itodortlpnod will tall *1 publk sal* to th* highest bidder ell of It's right. Illto and Intoresl In and to Ih* following described property ot It, where Is. to wtl: One (I I I Stl Ford 4/Ooar V I N IFABPMOaHAtlltn TERMS OF SALE: Payment In full at lima af tala to either cash, cashiers check ar money ordsr Tho under signed reserves the right to bM Publlih: August l l . l t t l DEO 1*1 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commit sloners *1 Somlnoto County. Florida, intends to hold a publk hearing to canlldsr lha enact man! al an ardWtarsca emitted: AN ORDINANCE CREATINO CHAPTER 11. SEMINOLE COUNTY COOE. RELATING TO PROVISIONS FOR LOCAL EMERGENCIES IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY; PROVIDING PURPOSE AND INTENT: PROVIDING DEFINITIONS: PROVIDING FOR CONOI TIONS PRECEDENT; PRO VIDINO FOR DECLARATIONS OF A STATE OF LOCAL EMERGENCY; PROVIDING FOR EM ERGENCY MAN­ AGEMENT POWERS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION AND OF THE DIRECTOR OF E M E R G E N C Y M AN AG E ­ MENT; ESTABLISHING A HURRICANE EVACUATION P L A N ; P R O V ID IN G FOR T E R M I N A T I O N OF E M E R G E N C Y IT A T U S i PROVIDING PENALTIES) PROVIDING FOR SEVERA BILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO **14; PRO VIDINO FOR CODIFICATION AND ANEFFECTIVE DATE, at I M p m.. ar at seen marsal tor as possible, ol Its regular meeting an tha 11th day af September. IFfS. at lha Sami note County Services Building, l l f l Eatt First Strati. BCC Chambers. Santord. Florida Tha proposed ordinance may ba impacted by tha publk al lha •Ilka af the Clark af lha Board •f County Commissioners. Room 7704 Seminole County Servkot Building Interested parlies may appear at lha meeting and ba heard with retpact to lha pre poaad ardtoanca Parsons are advised that. II may Welds to appeal any decision mad* at this hearing, they wilt need a recard of lha proceedings, and. tor such purpata. they may naad to Insure that a verbatim record at tha proceedings Is mad*, which record includes tho testimony and tvtdenct upon whkh Ih* appeal Is to b* based Persons with diiabilliles needing assistance la partkl pate to any af these proceedings should contact tha Employs* Halations Department ADA Ca animator to hours In advance ef the meeting ai (4011 Ml 1t». • ■lentIon toil MARYANNE MORSE Clerk to Ihe Board of County CommItktonor I at Seminote County- Florida By /*/Sandy Wall Deputy Ctork Publish Thursday. August 11, im DEG Iff 71— Help W*n!td CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando •Winter Park 407/831-9993 Sem inole 407/322-2611 cussintoocPT. HOURS • O O N IM P M MONDAY Ihn FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY HUVATt PARTY RATIS 14 MRIBCSttvB HAWS....... .....17* S IIRB 7 tBRtftaOiB Units......... «, T W b IIrb I tORttartltt llmts............. t i l • HAS I *••••••••*• MMMiitrmi41.11 b Bob II f U ltl MB M* ■**•*, ltl* d M 1 IlftM * S Llnal Minimum 0CADUNCS Tuesday VeuFriday I I Noon The Day Batoa Putacaton Bundsy IlNoonFnday ADJUSTMENTS ANOCRE01T1: to tha avant of an error In an ad, lha Sanford HarMd taril bareaporttibto tor tha Bret Inttrttononfy and only la lha aatanl ot Eta teat ef that in*action. Ptaaaa ehack your ad far accuracy tha llret day R run*. 22-Health Car* H -C tm tlBry Lots OAKLAWN IN L A K I MARY. Garden al Memories tot. Ask to*: H I14 060 411-411-I14J K U X aiYT E N K RT O U C H Giving SP EC IA L tender care tor your laved owes 1114411 71— Ptrsonxls EXr.EliXttV CAK6IYU ADOPTIONS CARE IN MY HOME Month/Vcty basis I44I4R 22— Lost A Found B FOUND KITTEN, black, cannot Itnd owner, needs lev tog hama. a » m i m • FOUND P U P P Y , black, cannot find awn* Ing hem*, d l-tt) i m 23-Htxlth C r t 27— Nurwry A Child Car* CAREOIVIR. on lovely 1 acre •slate. Winter Springs 14Bear care a* maaWtfy Basis. Securl ty Assisted Itytog IBS-1**1. Legal Notices IN TN I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI EIOHTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE Nat MOD* CA ISB LARISTON PROPERTY INCORPORATED Plalntlfl. Y*. LOUAIM. MARQINI. NOTICE OP SALB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment *1 Foreclosure dated July I t tm anfared to Civil Cb m Number fS e m C A M l of lha Circuit Court af tha Eighteenth Judkial Circuit. In and tar Samlnato County. FtorIda. that en th* tllh day of September, tm at It 40 a. m . at tha Watt Front dear of th* Semlnels County C*urthoute. Santord. Florida, tha undarslgnad Ctork will attar tor tala lha tattooing r Condominium Unit I. Building I, of Huntort* Chat* Cendemlnl urn. according to lha Declara­ tion at Condominium recarped en October 11. Iff* In Offklel Records Beak 1711. Paget 117* thru Mil. Inclusive af Ih* Publk Records *1 Semlndto County. Florida and all amandmar.1i Infffto. lUyUTMT W1TTO flil f y * 1 tfftiflcH ituftte And ots wn divided Intoresl In lha common elements of said canBerntnlum at tat forth to said Declaration together with all structures, futures, appliances, appurto nances on taW land or used t o cen|unction therewith DATED this list rtay al Aug. tm (Court Seal I MARYANNE MORSE. CLfRKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By : Joan Brtllant Publtlh: August 14. II. I f f ) OEOm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIECUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. H-B4I4CA DIVISION l*A FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. piamimu), vs. JUDY MONROE, at al. Oatondanllt). NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE M LE NOTICE IS H IR IR Y GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment af •oractosura dated August II, i m snd sntotad In Casa No 4SB4I4CA of Ih* Circuit Court of Ih* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit to and tor SEMINOLE County, FtorW* wherein FIRST UNION MORTOAOE CORPO RATION ll lha PlatotIN and JUDY MONROE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA are th* Defendants. I will Mil la lha hlghasl and bail bidder tor cash at tha West front dear ef ihe Semi note County Courthouse. Santord. Ftorlda at lt:M a m . en lha lath day af September. IN I. lha tot tawing described property as s*l torth to saw Fine! Judgment: Lot t n WYNOHAM WOODS PHASE TWO. ACCORDINO TO th e p l a t th e re o f as r e ­ c o r d e d IN PLAT ROOK M. PAGES ai AND a . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* seal of this Court an August 11, tm (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork at Ihe Circuit Court By: Rulh King Deputy Clerk NOTICE In accordance with the Amar kens Disabilities Art. parsons naadtog a spaclal accemmad* flan to partkipato in mis pra leading ihouW contact lha todl vidua I ar agency sending notice net lator than Mean It) day* prior to the procaadlng af the address given an tha nance Telephone M l 111 a ll* ext ant. i n e n i m i it d o ) or I40BM1H1* (vl; via FtorW* Relay Service Publlih August 14.11. I ff ! D IG OS Bartenders, servers, cabin clttne/i. maintenance, de ckhandt. security. Wring NOWI Aqrecy BMP** DAILY N O M * DAILY PAY Waekly CASH Banns Program Apply Ttday * Work Temerrew Auto Driver e Carpenters Truck Drivers CDL t Laberere Saw Operators • Trust BWrs Electrical Helper . Ftembers SPRINT STAFFINO: I lf 1*11 Wanted tar sweeper trucks, exp er willing to train Clean Class B Ik. Day er evening shift USA Services IIS nee SchadAng may kiduda Btrgan Hurler M Via reel of an l Cmcat whan you grt leeuto Pay arfy lor Bay* your ad nmo d use earned Ltoa U tomgaon tot k a M reeui s Copy mux Mow acteplaMe typographical tom -Commartto kequancy fata* are avstabte _ jM iM l^ t o ije d lt w jlL — CRUISELINE Tr*taeet to DRIVERS NOW ACCEPTING Free medkal care, trantpor lallan, counseling, private doctor plus living expanses Bar m i n i Clearwater Attorney Jake Frkkec.....10*0417 M4« A LON IT RESPECTED dating bureau since ItH I Seniors Included! 1100 YU *417 AIRPORT PattttoMSlf I4/Hr. Rtlueters. cleaner». baggage h an d lart, c a rg o la th s . mechanics Agent IS* 1104 ACMIUrSHOHi MMY FROMHOME Saw4*rd‘sf1 CktW Car* Confer (Back to School SpecMll I l l 00 Per Week/111 00 Day Space available ter 1 11yr*. Ml ItM ________ ABC SJAALLOey Care TLC. babtes. toddtors B it. rttor»xc«t........... MSBl If A QUALITY CMMcara Pr* school teaming. Campvlar. nun* en stall........... Hat H I CHILD CAE I to my Christian hema Hot meals, play ream. tun yard, totsal lava-MB fin . CHILD C A * f . Man-Frl 71:10. Ext Rat. WakR year child's ..JMiiae CHILD C AR ! IN MV HOME. Re aeonMile rat**. Man.- Sat. Fenced yard -........ -MS4W. MARTA'S DATCARE. Baby's tool PraSchaal Lh. Mary. Lk.ff4al.IMBB** PINECRIST A R IA . Wf/W». yard. 04-1111 42— L*§*l t r v l c m BANKRUPT CY/DIVORCR $325.00 DRY CLEANERS Experienced COUNTER A ASSEMBLE person Musi be willing I* work Sal _________mi tsi n n ___ DRY CLEANERS Erperlenced SILK A WOOL prosier Mon Trl _________ 407 ksi m i________ Established PC Board Maxularterer wards; PROCESS OPERATORS For nighI end weekend thills Will Inin Excellent benelits. competitive wage Drug tree and smoke Iree wort place ApptrMF: CONTINENTAL Circuits. Inc. IIW Bella Are Winter Spring*. FI M7M EUROPEAN CABINET MFC. NEEDS SHOP APPRENTICES He riper tones needrd. but helpful Company benelits 1 lull lime openings, responsible individuals apply ________ 447 HBW44_________ FLOWER OIRL. part lima Seme experience bul will tram 174 *000 FRAMERS ••••••••••••••a DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE ON WHAT YOU MAKE77777 With IB year tilabllihed framing company Exctllent pay A benelits ottered Work •II aver Orlande area Please, reliable A responsible psepte only.................tota l) 7W GROUND PERSON Far Iree service, tip and drivers Ik. Na bad back __________ MI-1141__________ HOUSE CLEANERS P A R T -T IM E . M tn .-F rl Lengwood/Alternant* Springs area. Call between f/lpm, Man-Frl................ Ml 1140 NOUS!KEEPERS to HI your every naad Jutl ask I *41 111! Since " I f ! * " Dana's I LABORERS For utility contractor, expert once helpful but net required Apply to ft* Milter Dr.. Alta­ monte Springs. FL. 11141 N eil M day*. atl Mtmoe Drug free wart place. ROR NO HIDDEN COSTS. LANDSCAPERS & IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Criminal A DUI LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE MMNHKTMREII PAYMENT PUWSI _ DRIVERS MATURE. EESFONSIELE FARTS DRIVER needrd lor Santord company Clean OMV retard required E«p w/ auto parts helpful Full lime with benefit* Call: M4 4I40 _ A N j^ A g a * * 2 b lllS _ SS— Business Opportunltt** ATTENTION, rwtwork markal Ing achtevers Ground level MPirtunlty•Call Ml B4I4 aafanlltoll M U ST M il 43— Mori gR*RS IF YOUR ARE rerelvtog pay mants en a mortgage and would rkthar have CASH NOWICaRDavaat: (4*11 m - i f » 71— H*lp Wint*d AAA BMPLOYMINT Acrt.-ONka Mgmt. Labai s m ii* FREE REBISTRATIOW ABOUT MARIN* MONIYI Aren wilt bast 11 Mt-BIMarSMB4B4 A C tT IK APPUCA7QBS t l lHr Wa Train. Lncalaqrh. FT/PT. _________ I1HT11SM_________ ACT NORM AVONI Na door to door. PT/FT. I l l - l l f l er MM4B-1I44 Sendl tnd- Rib ACT NOWI AVON! IMB14I AVON 14hr H»l Ltoa AUTO HOY TECHNICIAN MUST ba tip. In HEAVY toaarean.BLMan.-Frl. SANFORD FAINT A BODY 1441 Country Club Rd ________ * 7 Ml 4*44 CHURCH RELATED ★ ★ SALES# ★ Work closely with all dsnaml nations Introducing (amity photo directory. Inters sling, challenging, rewarding. Apply M a n .- F r l.. I t a m - lp m : Synergy Fbatagraphk, IM Cemmarea If ., Lake Mary, CLERICAL TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Looking tor dtpendabia. detail •rlantad. wall arganliad parson. Inventory centre!. Ilm* management and math Mills required Prior broad cast axparlanca a plus Sand refnmatot Rmtoam Msnsgw. M Skyline Dr., laka Mary, PL 717*4. Resumes must ba re Ctev4d by Sepi L IN I Equal Cppertunity Employer_______ CONSTRUCTION/Overtoil to SUto/Wtok rad buttari. laborers All s spansat paid, banaiiisi i month and * month contracts fuU H m e.M iim WORKER. Exp-req. MIAMI UWNMA1NT FOREMAN VALID FLORIDA DRIVER* LIC. EXPERIENCED ONLY CALL. *471)4-1*4# ‘ MACHINE* ♦OPERATORS* Great opportunity with ma|or Orlando ce working In San lord location II you are lemll ter with B PRESS M AKE B PUNCH PRESS BSNEAR * FABRICATION Tep Money, Banallttl Vaca ttonl DON'T MISS THISI CALL IEN I-449-17M NORRELL SERVICES N E V E R A F ttl EOR MAID ASSIST. Head Suparvisor parsons. Good Payl Na wasktndt. honest, depandabte. willing to lake polygraph . ms 111! Maintenance Supervisor Full Ilm*. Have goneral knewtodg* ef all phatat of maintenance Including AC. Musi ba EPA emitted for AC Apply In parsax: Alalaya Trail Apftx uat N. Alalaya TralL Orlande. ( Fh. tlSBfW) MIOICAL DENTAL HYGIENTIST Experkncod Dtnlal Hygkn lis t n t t d t d for multi diKiplmary practk* ) days a wash. Strong ptriedonlal Skills • PLUS Enarganlic Individual with strong team skills. Salary commensurate with tip For Appointment call: 10*11)4100__________ MEDICAL DENTAL ASSISTANT Etparkncad denial atsitlanl rtetedxd for multi disciplinary s u rgical p ra tlh a tlc ra c a n t lr u d la n p ra c tic e . Enargsnlic Individual with strong team skills Salary and banafltt commensurate with •sp For Appointmanl call _______ foansoo*_______ 'MOLLY MAIDS' Full lime rrtMkntlel cleaning. M F, • L linltermed Will train 1*11001__________ NEED I f N. 117.3rd SHIFI Fall time or part Hmt availakte IV CERT. 4 VENTILATOR EXP Praterred Apply within OEBARY MANOR *4 N. Mwy ll/Yl. DaBary, FI Drue Free Werkptece NURURY COORDINATOR FOR CHRISTIAN FROORAM FART TIME. Ml alt I O ffice Manager Full Ilm*. Immediate span busy printing elllc*. , - - tiling, bookkrrjxn phenes Call tor appl Ilf I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 31, 1995 - J 7 1 -H e lp W a n ted 71— HelpWented PART-TIM E It/hr.-Aaswer Ii Ii H m n i Flea hr*/local m m . no tap. ratnu ry. Call i ewaTaasatiii ist TELEMARKETERS PART TIME HUP N IC K O D IL I IN UNFORO. 0M-404Q. PWEMEHT I M M I K TICKS Will Iratnl EOE. Fausnight. Inc Driven Ileant* a (rant portatton needed .... J77 US) PERMANENT PART TIME Will Tram Call lor Appt COMMERCIAL LINEN Stroke * a a a m e m i* * PLACEMENT Far tenters ever SI. FI. AraeAeantrO* Aei*| Fra* Iwkrmatton: aei-annio PtODUCTlOH WORKERS Large greenhouse need* pro duel Ian paopi* In our propping and Mnlthlng dapl Mutt b* capabla ol warking long hour*, al a vary latf paca Mutt b* quick trim pour hand* A latt on pour It** Applp In p*rt*n arn w. Star* Rd. **. tanked aa/uaem PROOFREADERS Individual! to trad book* 171 44 k UM.Mper boot F U LL TIM E OR PART TIME _______ i aaaanoMr______ Retell Silts Cnhlfr Associitts U l hr *0 tlartl FT, Alla mont* Mall A Semlnok Town* Cantu Call 4)7UMIW far ROOFING MUST HAVE OAILY Iran* portallon Roofart a>p only Labor art no aip nacattarp. Call for appointment Ml *117 SAVE A-IOTIS HIRING EXP. HEAT CURK Part lima with pofanllal for full lima A banallii Mutl ba Ikalbla with working hourt Applp In ptfton « J 111! Orlaada Dr. Saaford SECRnARY PART TIME FOR LANDSCAFS COMPANY c a l l i MiMMeee. SECURITY OFFICER JOI Tratafng. Armed A Unarmed Aranttp A Aaaactalaa 0747*44 SenriceMaid Looking far Laadartl M 10 hr. ptut lun prltatl Mutl havo al toast I pr at laadar with ratldantlal claanlng companyAcar...... Ml aid SEW IK MACHINE OPERATORS Eap on INDUSTRIAL SEWINO MACHINES ONLY Work In A/C. PAID hotldapa. banolltt. hoalth mturanca Apply In parson: SAN-OUMTG. COMPART IJao ord Laka Mary Rd. Sanford d i a i s i t _________ ★ SHEET METAL* * rF A R R IC A T O R ** ford induttrlal ahep Shaar A braka prtta tat up. Shop layout A (laid a>p in duct •ark inttallatlon halplul Apply i Ml COOISCO WAY, Or calli Ml I l k far Info. Drug froa, EOE._________________ t SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC FOR LAWN malatananca corwaaap. CALL. m u latto* 4i I* r ra STYLIST ^ NAIL TECH ✓ FT. Sanford, apply In ptrton: WORLD OF CREATIOai, l i d W. Airport Rhrd. UI4T4B4I TEACHERS AIDE FULL Tim*, »«ctltontb*n*ll*a Child care tip rag IWhOI Telemarketer Eap In aiding kadi A ♦, IS hr. * comm . big M lor right pononl Lk Mery 407 MO»m TELEMARKETER Eap Dap A night thltla. l i c i l l n l h r I p wage/commltslon PLUS bonual Our telemarketers brwk. SANFORDM4M7I Easy. fun. naw travol program Upgrada mntalt. thoko el crulaa ahlpa and rantal cara Call now. no dialing LONCNOOOAREA <07434-1413 Tool & Die Makers Awesome Opportunity! For tapeelenced Tool A Ok Maker* with ma|or Orlando to working In Santord toco lion TOP U PAID Benefit* I Vacatknl ' NOTICE 649-1798 tfFOROULE-CONVENIENT! NORRELLSERVICES NEVERAFEE1 EOE Nice Raaldonfal Call about our SPECIALS! I __________ m m a __________ CLEAN 1 1DRM.. living rm . carpet, blind*. tall fan. SITS me ♦ sac fkpets.MO *80* OARAOE APT. Upalatra. 1 bdrm 1 bath 1X0 mon 1X0 tac d»p n i « n t ____________ TRAVEL AGENTS TYPIST Wanted part lima Min pro IlckncY ot seventy live (Ml accural* WPM r*oulrtd 17 00 pr hr Fkalbk houra R# turn* to P O Boa ata. San lord. Florida lifTT__________ WAITERS WAITRESSES Morning or Evening Shiftt Mutl b* abk to work tundapi A Holidays. mutt b* real, partonabk A *n|op working with tha public HUNT'S END Located lull touth of Lake MaryBlvd Call for Appt m t m im ii _____ WAREHOUSE MAINTENAMCS PERSON Trantpartallon company retdt prrton to wath trucki. load Irutkt. do lawn A g*n malnknanca FULLarP/T. _________ atm etsag_________ WARE HOUSE/forklift 110/hr Banolltt. will train. Ila IMP Aganl Call NOW i WATSON REAL TY. Laka Mary OffIt* It new Inkrvkwlng for new or tapoetonetd rtal estate associate* Call for a carter t c a ll................... ns-naa WCLOCR/FARRICATOR With min I poar TIO Alum •>p for Sanford cuttom vehl ck manufaclurtr Foil time l. Can aofnasioo. 91— Apartments/ Hcuta to Share SANFORD. >/l hama. on Wokiva River. MOO papa all. j^JialjxdegJOTAlIlIjn*^ 93— Rooms for Rent" AIR CONDITIONEO. Claan. gukl. itrktlp managed M l fO wk.. util, pd laun , phona. klf. Effcy. a t f l i a A —.W-aOM CLEAN ROOMS, atagfa alarting ITT wk. Pay PIm m . laundry. Sanfari Disc.. Prtv. parting. Hlitortc Oaomfawn H44W PREFER SWM. Private rm . full hauta prlvkgt*. util. IncI mOma HI-7114 after Ipm. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, rofrtg orator, microwave, Cotor TV, maldtarvlco........... T71 aooa PRIVATE Langwood name. a/c. cab lt, prafor employed MS'wk.SU/dep H i ITIT, TRAILER, all ulillka IncludMf. dot* In. Ideal for one working person taa/wwekly 17} l l i l 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R a n t SANFORO I Mrm. cottage, w/loncad yd. Camplato privacy. Perfect for 1 person taowk .tiooMc aasiMT R0AD CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL $150 Security Deposit • Single Sloty Dosign No One Above m Hrlnv • E nergy E fficien t S tu d io ' A i B ed ro o m A ffo rd ab le A p artm en ts ■frie n d ly On Site D e p e n d a b le M anag em ent ■Altic Storage, Pnv.ite Pallo & Mote! 3291 S Sanford A ve #103 • Sanford 323-3301 ST. CROIX APARTM ENTS F ea tu rin g 1 Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 733 Secret H arbor Lane Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary Blvd., on Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary Mon. •Fri. 0:30 •5:30 •Sat. 10 - 5 Sunday Hours Posted UU(E MART-SANFORD AREA in APTS--SPBCI A L " POOL • WASHER/ORVER HOOKUP FREE BASIC CABLE’ IM SW LAKE MARY. I Bdrm.. living, kit cleaad porch No pals! MTS mo. pfut dtp. M l HO* MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. SMOmo I bdrm. 1470'mo and up ___ 3 2 3 X 70 FINE RIOOE. Vi condo. Appll. SMS mo a i*c OR Mil aja.Mo Avan, 10/1 m a m SANFORO. I bdrm . Duplet C/HA. carport!, appll. MU Proa Group R E ffl MIS SANFORO. garag* apt l/l w/DEN. urn porch, hoot air. walk fa lakal SItS/tlOO Sknatrom Realty TTTMtt 1 BOHM, 1 BATH. In Sanford. Claan ISIS mo. Mova In Spot la!...... .............m a w 1 0 3 -Houses U n fu rn is h e d / R ent A/C. 1 BDRM.. workthop. dm. carport, comer tot MTV Mon pim f t Ne oat*. 110 too* OENEVA. a RM. HOUSE, kneed aero. wekr. electric. trothpaldlimmo 144 7177 UNFORD e/Ut. Iking A laml ty rm . UtO month Mult havo goodrekroncoa 710 41*0 SANFORD, t ill W. tat Sf.. 11. CHA. SSU month t i » dtp Loaao aasamovoa_________ SANFORD U . Mary. V i. Ig lam rm. w/tpk. CHA. knead y d . near Country club A now mall, no pat*. ITJt mo. + tec rata roq HI 1114 etkr liM ar ‘ .ar*047»»lfSl UNFORO. I EDAM.. 1 bam taso/sau 1 ID RM . t bath tau^aau Noeata a i t m SANFORO S/Up. UH rnonm. tit A latt UOO Mcurlty depot It HI aOH_________________ U NFORDoetl tide property lor rent for tht handymm. 1 bedroom or 1 bedroom* c*iii oooatom r____________ SANDRA, oka 1/1. Kroonad porch, garpgo. Laato/epfton avallabk t*W/mon i n TOTI. Stw ttrom Rentals OSANFORD l/t apt. Clean. w/tern porchUtVtJM Me ODELTONA V I w/dm. dbl garage, kaM option UTS/OIS • UNFORO VI. w/dm. kaw w, option. CHA UOB/USO OSANFORDVI. w/llvWig rm A dm. patio, tpaoout. I k ) Via) 0 WOODBINE l/ t. w/dbl. garage, oat In kit., prtv. knee, like new 1000 1400 PSANORA 1/1. naw paint, w/dbi. garage, corner lot, nke area. comm. pool. STH/STU. oSANFORO VI.w/dbl garage. I t ecret.porch UM SUO oMAYFAIR. 1/1 w/dbl. garage, tern polk. I0M/1M. Sknatrom « tatty, Inc. "W t Manage Yarn Hama Mka Hwataorown." JIM DOYLE.......... .... H I HtS V i WITH CARPORT. C/MA. largo kt. utllltk* in pour nemo MM mon ♦ MM dtp C alltvo..................HPalH tsaa El Portal Am.. 1/1. C/h a . no poll. rtf. (Avellebk 1/4). ISIVSSU Sanford IM IH1 VT. FINCEO pd . pool CHA. near acfwH church udO/lti. lati.Aaoc HI IHT._________ IIM DOWN a WHY RENT? can you C i own. ihlt 1 FV0991 a. *t with CHA. now paint A carpel! Aik abotd CUD homotl The HUUotan HUD Oroop, Inc. Raolkra HI-tHI 105— D u p le * T r ip le x / R e n t DUPLEX. Laka Mary. 1 bdrmT 1 bam. C/HA. appll. qukl ana U/S/month HT 18*1 107— M o b ile H om e s / R ent MOIILE HOME, tocakd on 1 aertt. knead pattura. Ig oakt. qukl ana. non tmoktr UXmon H u m ___________ UHFORD area. C/HA. 1bdrm . I bam. tVVmon * USO/mc Vtryckm n op tlt jn ih tl 109— M o b ile H o m e L o ts / R e n t HEAVILY TREEOTtkiar. I l k County water Septic. Hath pickup included »*-7tU 114— W ereh ou se Spic e / R e n t D O W N T O W N S a n fo r d Mlg ButwarthouM JO.U . MM mo For Mk topi TV r»0) 115— In d u s tria l _ _ _ _ _ _ Rentals OFFICE WARENOUSE. Horn 1 MO.'men . MM tq f l . PRIME kealkn. comer of HA A Old Lk Mary Rd. in Santord Kapanka Raalty tra ilI I 111— O ffic e Spic e / R e n t OFFICE A Stereo* MO aq H A up MOVE IN SFECIALI UU mon HIOURoeHlTSM U N FO IO . OHko tpoco. MOO iq t) budding total. 1M0 aq It par offka unit HI-TtM • CHINA CABINET. 140. lor informalton ptoaw call 111 1S 3 - A c re a g e L o ts / S ile ••••SOFA A LOVESBAT**** Good condition, blue, 1700 Q B Q """""" n io a u 4 P C LIVINO rm. Ml. Eac cond , earth Ion* ovoratulkd. 155— Condominiums C o -O p / S o le HISTORIC DISTRICT. 14. A/C. appll. tertened porch, very clean tHOOO Itol/ k 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o m e s / S o le CARRIKECOVE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY 141— H o m es fo r S ale 141— H o m e s fo r S ite LAKE MARY. in . living, dm Ing. lam . IpH • « m porch fenced on grtenbell iV .W HOUSE W/S*p. Mtlher in lew apt. A efllc* detached fenced mini cond ( lit too FRE-FORCLOSURE. prtv lonced. carport M4.1H FOOL HOME. New paint. carpel, fpfc . wc ayt SU.UO OWNER FIN ., naw pain*. carpal, knee, carport. tiJ 000 HIOOEN LK. V i. rtnovakd. now carpel root paint, knead corn** tol t/4 U0 SANFORO. V i. FAMILY room. C/HA. ronoealad. t l l l l Dawn, uaa/mon TiB TM SANFORD. BY OWNER. V I. c o m p lflo ly redecorated. C/HA. icrtontd porch, aec neighborhood Financing avail taT.000 Wt ITIt_______ UNFORO. V I. Ilt.aw Lika a Brand New Horn*' C'HA. Naw everything, roof, floor A kit With t*llevt attittanc* Richard Honey a w a llt SANFORD V I. new root. CHA. carport, new carpel. Ilka new Mdown.taOOmon TMOaif SANFORD. Til S. HOLLY AVE l/t. one toted Irani porch, now C'HA. completely upgraded MIJBO. Aganf: m a m SANFORO. 1 BDRM. I BATH, fenced bock yard. AC. utility rm Paym ent* t i l t mo. 114 000 1111*41. ( / ..I. o n i i o n n i /I l l l u l l l I PROPERTIf S S TE N S TR O M AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES >M ow n r a to m ti T veto nowbakrajm gmal WMMOU.SOMWQt. S S t iL S S b S L . 1 2 1 4 /<>•! BIG LOG HOME Sanford, live wooded acre! fenced a bdrm . 1 balht. I kitchen!. 1 family rm i Formal dining rm . I CHA unlit. 1 car garag* r 000 aq fl. under root 1114.MO t e r m s a a n / a -u a i_______ R E A L T Y , IIM O . LAXEFRONT COMMUNITY! Thit in condo hat vaulted coiling*, fully equip . kit. fpk. tern p*lto Ttnnlt court*, pool, tierclt* rm Clow to everything............... U4.<00' INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! -SUILOINO LOT cka* k Semi nok High. IfK O •I.T ACRES m -Oowfikom" Otteon. toned B 4 commercial w/TCO H. on road, ready *0 dove tap SOMES. •I LAROE SUILOINO LOT. Oakon.tt.tpg • u ACRES tECLUDEO but I mile Away from Ballwayl Located in doairablo Laka Mary - Ihil duptoa hat a l/l with 1 car garage A a l/l Vtow of Cryifal Laka Invoil rl ................. 140.4001 •NICE RUILDINO LOT In Lake Monroe. Wilton uchoo<. ok, only tl.COO Call Barbara Slmmoni al ITT ITT! 0TH1T4M •UNFORO- IM>1J4 Loi CC J tonod. vary convonknl and ready to develop Eacolknl owner forma available /(J* 111 TIMS HOME OWNERS. Con i mil* Ihl* onal 1 bdrm . all kneed yard, convonlent location Balow appraltal S44S00 h orM i Re a l e s t a t e , in c . 3227451 3222420*321 2720 LAKE MARY • SANFORO C a h t H A n ‘R e n tty 3 ? 1 0 / 59 / 3 ? 1 ? ? 5 / H I — A p p lia n ce s / F u rn itu re _ _ I RENTALS, good cond . appll. AC Poaiiivo cath How M*tl tall, poor health, m m a DELTONA AREA. I f aertt. Idtal lor mob 11* home or hometlk. horwt. catlk. larm Ing or nurwryl Toned agrlcul •ur*i aa.no p*v *<r« vm»n down peymenl w/own*r II nancing IMTtMTTl SANFO R O . Laka Sylvan. Laltlronl. Secret tTOOOOO W Malictewikl Realtor III m i SANFORO. I bdrm . all akc . air. m id art* SJOO/mon A Up ♦ dap tfepeta 171001* SANFORD Lg ) bdrm hout* w/fern porch. 1 blk from hospital SIM wk. plu* am a*c i f ) lu f 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R ent With tip on Saber. Intid* oponlngt. aalarp * com mltton Atoma A Gotdenrod In Wmkr Park *71 Safa________ T R E E C LIM B E R h igh ly • ap'd., w/tplkat. taddle. rope* need only apply t i l HR. PLUS CO. EENEFITS. Drug frao toil rop A FL driver! lit Echo)* Tree, Sanford m m * 151— In ve s tm e n t P ro p e r ty / S i le K I T ’ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® b y U r r y \ V ri*h t All rental and raal aatal# advertlaamant* are *ub|od *o th* Federal Fair Houalng Act. which make* II lllagai to advortlat any prafaronca. Iim Italian « r dltenmlnatlon batad on rac*. color, rtliglon. aoi, handicap, familial itatu* ornalknalork CALI 1ENI TODAY! START NORR TOMORROW! SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS # 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R a n t 1R5— Computers IB M C O M P U T E R . C o lo r monitor. Ml up lor itudtnt or great lor am bua tVS coin include* printer A tol* ol program* 4»7 4IS0471 117— Sporting Goods o LADIES BIKE. Ted William* la". 1 ip . aland 1 hand brake US. Ilka nowt i g atSS________ M I C K E Y M A N T L K Memorabilia. II pleat* inter Hied call 114 14*4 SPA. PORTABLE. I PERSON Delua* «qu!p underwater light Cedar OAIEBO Never uued Stall 40/ 7*044*1 SHOP SAW. ipray booth A equip, 11 aplndler boring machine, mtac power loot!, iighla, bench*!, icaiioidi. •Imo clock, tpaco healer, ladder, mltc plywood, meld ing 4 hard wood!, olllco • quip FLORIDA ARCH. Woodwork. 1441 Hangar Rd. Sankrd Airport 777 m> SUPERIOR 199— Pets A Supplies REFURBISHED OtfKt captor*, all m ain 4 iim Sax up to ION from New I Warranty 4 Free delivery to/ m *104 195— M o c h in e ry / To o ls THREE OOATSI Mull tee mew Cutitt. } Itmdlt. 1 m ilt. 1/} SAT. A SUNDAY YARD Storoo. microwave. *1 man'* aport coat* »H# *7H I B/adahaw pv. Saukm I FAMILY! Inaid* A Oo* 4fi many thing* 10 Hall Pi MISS LAUREL AVE COPIERS WANTED AH A aim Running 0* not _ £ to k u p _ _ _ _ _ to / _ 222— M u s ic a l In s tru m e n ts 223— M is c e lla r BOOKS ARE GREAT OIF Naw and gently uted l/l Price and tol!’ CAFE BOOKS .......... ~3t»4M BUROLAR BARS. Eaaf, button r «l*«!*t U per Member *1 Che inker B fj c a s com V r e s s o r E portable. Ilk* newt B SHOP Equip color . chair. Unipevm Mach MS-TIP* COLT MEMBERSHIP!! Ka-e one ol a kind, i.lelimo memberahlp. NO due* evert Timacua* < Ceunl/y Club. Lk. M ot) SIB 000 4*4 Ml 1144 t i • N U R SiN G UftlFT X Lg HO each! Call <ik lor Jokn* » t 4SW ’i t • OIL SPACE HEATER! gal drum. FREEIII U jjH D IIfo r d e k llll IM-I) GOATS FOR SALE 1 Young, ] old. for a price A Ifer ipm s*4 OiaO 209— W e a rin g A p p a re l • MENS SUIT. Pearl Gray. NEW! PanltMW. 1IL Jacket I f 40 Beaulllul i l l 111 s*»4 215— Boats e nd A ccesso ries iT i i j im p i v i n r j o i . w/control bee. runa good For aatolUO 1X> I0Q7 1*0— Business F o r Sale WATER TRCATMENT artMMO hour* buafmtt training, truck, tuaknwr Hat A toan. w/ammr. aai H4 atn 143— Waterfront P r o p o r ty / S e lo ORMOND BEACH: 539.910 OCEANFRDNT Raanri Cnndna INCOME PRODWCBRI Symphnny Baach Club *11S. Atlantic Ava. *04-4717171 MM YALE AVB^ VI, C/HA. Ranoualad, Iranch dear*, appll. trrn. parch, tana, big yard.tM4*0. .... TTTT44T 151— I n v is t m m t Propirty / S*l« « MTS FOR SALE M A L I, R E A L T Y INCOME O IN E R A T O R I Concrete blk. dupke. 1/1 A 1/1 Control Alrl Vaulted calling*! Kitchen equipped 1 Big Verdi ONLY 111.HOI MAKE OFFER! Active retired I I very nice 1 bedroom 1 bath apt* tIH.000 Talal rani MT.PI0 You control •tie return you gel on your retirement money Call the owner Fre* call laaa m H ea 323-5774 DAVSUCPIRf You'll gal your rtal in mil tupor clean ) bedroom homo In a very qoltl kealioa Garage, doubk tol with thedt Iroot make Ihil home a great buy attT1.000l Call. Barbara Iim mont: m i n t Caliban Reel Eafaki h i i w EXCHANOE OR SELL yaur properly locakd anywhere I INVESTORS REALTY TT* Sail GOVERNMENT N O M E Large takclkn of 1. 1 ar a bedroom homot In all areat with E-Z qualifying, tow down payment* and tow monthly payment! Call lor FREE pro qualifying and llllt UNIVERSAL REALTY ae/041 m e HIDDEN LARES I ff LAOUNA COURT V I. Garag*. C/HA Now root, carp*! and pain! QUALIFIED Financing avail tai.aaa..........m « m . i x t . i i * HIOOEN LAKE H O M tNear La* P. Manrt Park C'HA. IIVO tq II NIC* naighborhood V i Ierg* kll. doubt* garag*. lanced yard M4K fkgellabto N4 H t ITtl Laava matiaaga Large Fimify Home In modal condition. VT tphl plan, living, family and FL rm Big back yard, workthop IIMO down ttot m* OPEN SAT. A SUN It Ipm. I l l BAYOU VISTA. Oabary. I t ) l i f t for Inlo Owner Broker,____________________ LEASE W/OPTION I BDRM . » BATH. CHA. Family rm . fenced Owner finance /Ot S a r l f a SI . S a n fa r d I tA tH S lK l_______________ LOW MONTHLY part.. 1 bdrm . lg knead yd. CHA tto to# VIP Prapartk* l i t Tail 0V 11 6O A S1UMA B L iTi FHA Na qualilyingl 14. laml ly r m , kneed back yd , GOREGOUS lot. back* lo Sw*«tw*i*r creek A park Aakmg tOSACO Owner I4S1411 OWN E R MUST SELL NOW Spoctouai n noorlake ]yrt aid Nkoaroa H1/4TS SANFORO HANOTMAN Skal V I. WK. CASHI ar B4K down. tltB mo . Oyra BH M l “BotTce FLORIDA STATr^loSiTR ES Oil r entree tori be reglakved or cerllltod To verily a itak c o n lra c lo ri Meant* call I *00 141 7440 Occupational Llcenuva ar* required by Ih* county and can b* vonltod by calling 111 IIH .*it 7411 ------- M e l o n s & --------R e m o d e lin g 'NEW*REMODEL*RE PAIR* Vinyl aiding, carpentry, Door 1 window*. Concrete iiia a n a 0 >aiiM. cacuraoe A i r C o n d itio n in g “ BRAND NEW 1-TON C/HA cond malailed In ailttlng cen •ral heal lyakm saw oo * lae Inalaltod S yr* warrantry Call MIKE 404 4*10111 C a rp e n try " C AB IN E TS , OOORS. gan APOLLO CLIANINO SERVICt Comm /Rea weekly, monthly or one lime 407 11)4**4 • L ITE CLEAN Prafaatlonal MeidSvc for your ham* __________________C*K MI-4711 HOUSE CLEANINO SERVICES lie . honeii A dependable S Seminok A N Orange Co EXPERIENCED 4*71441**? C o n c re te CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal I Man Qualify Opera ttonl MMMOar------- 41410*1 OUALITV CONCRETE WORK. IS year* aep Reakonable Lie /In* 111 1*44 E le c tric a l MASTER ELECTRICIAN Repair addition, comm/rat Lie ImtEROOMItl Ml 4411 carpentry, drywall LM/lna D ASIwkekn..... 111*4*1 CARPENTER All kind* of homo repair*, paint mg 4 ceramic III* Richard Grot* HI >471 C e rp e f/ ln s ta lle tlo n " CARPET-MILL DIRECT ■if DHrounl! Famaui Brand* FIm I Quality, Tap Una Stalnmaatar. Saionlaa. Track la*1. Sculpture* »* 4t inklaitod Commercial level toepatl Wyd M i n t aaaa NATIONAL OISCOUNT FHA approved Carpel, pad 4 labor It 4S aq yd Inalaltod Ne Hidden CetH tae-HM C le a n in g S e rvic e AFFORDABLE Haute Clean inqt From people you con TRUST I Ml 1144 Merry AAaldi Fe n ce FBNCEX Servlet. inaUltolton Cutkm Deaignl Free Etl I We re open Wkenda M4T444 C e ilin g ^ians INSTALLATION e REPAIRS MOST INSTALLATION lit EA Lk./Elp. 4*7 4*4 4474 Handy M an HACKNEY'S HANOTMAN We do II all NO |ob too Small! ^F reeeilim ak ^^^^M ^T T O H o m e Improvement* HOME IM PRO VEM EN TS) K ilo Beth • Tito* 0 Carpentry. Door* Handyman Serv Win dowao Small Job* Welcome Please Cell >77 >**) -i THOMAS OROAN 7*1 Cal man. dbi ktyboard SIM FLUTE. 1*0 144 200— L iv e s to c k / F a rm Supplies 1 5 9 - R eel E s ta te W a n te d BUTINOaLEASINO* HOUSES PLUMSar LEMONS Charlia: 0*071*7 FRI. A SAT. 0-7. 111 ROSS'-I IOH Airport Blvd f AMI LY_ No EarIybirdal UNFORD, Hug* Moving U T . Sopf - l.BS. im i M is s o u r i avi Fum . oppii. Ian*. lean rqu.pmenl. cl BIRTHDAY? 119— O ffice S upplies / E q u ipm ent a 14XM V I Split. 01 SKYLINE. tOXtOtcrn rm 17.000 *MXM. V I Spill. II DE STINT. Iplc . 111.000 IIXMV1 Spill. MBROAD MOOR, vern rm.SIJ.OOO a MXM. V I Split, f t LI BE R TY. Partially lurnithed 11X 100 * 14XTO1/1 Split. Ot FLEETWOOO. w/wath dry. knead yd . tern rm 114.000 #14X7*. I T Spill. 41 SKYLINE, carport, lern rm.S14.U0 *14X4*. V I Spill. 40 SKYLINE,w/wath dryer, dikhwathtr, Iplc 171.000 CALL. m a iM e r 0111701 MOBILE HOMES INC Hemet In Carriage Cava Cheat* tram S t r wide* all 1 I hath, C/HA. h i m with afhtr antra*. U44S ** V I Daabkwid* CHAi ll t j a i All Ih* above ar* cath price NO Raatoaabk Ofkr t Refuted. Puiilbl* financing aofni-aaMwBM-iBia WHY PAY LOT RENTT When you can own thit l/l mobile home Lg tol all prlv in local ton. S1S.400 HI m s 1 BDRM.. 1 BATH In Carriage Cove 1700 down OREOORY MOBILE HOMES HS SM0 217 -Garage Saits ^ MART'S LAUNDRY SERVICE Will wash A iron Pickup A _j»*lxefjrJto«n^toaM14l44_ Landscaping ~ ■ OOUE'S LANOSCAPINO Shrub*, planting*. Lie Lake Mary: 40/ i l l an? L a w n S e rvice AMERICAN LAWN CARE Yard A Tree work. Hauling tool Freevllimek Mi <1*1 INSTANT LAWN S ir v U t. Landscaping A Lawn Melnk nance Froeeal leOT) m 1X1 LAWN SERVICE. Mowing. Edging. Trimming A Hauling I Free eat Lew Kaimt ne itol OUN RITE houses homes, walk*, deck*. Free aal. Itc^lna aSPRAYAWAT. Belt E>1 ctoamng* Vtsa/MC’ eaf Lk 'Ins W e ld in g FRANK OAVIS Mad WtMIng JOO W Ird lord Gen r*s>airs Ml T e x i-f ra n s p o rti S e rv ic e STATE WIDE TAXI IHMM ar ***70* IMS Lakeiront Clearing" a LAKE FRONTS a CANALS a Civanvd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED M Yri E.p ao? ill-ill? M a s o n ry M ASONRY. N *w /H *p*lr*l Brick, stone. gl*k! blk 10 yr* et^Freeetl^lltllttKelfh Locksmith SFECIALI MAIL BOX lachTSo f l , SUM Installed I Ordtr Now. Install La tor I VtoaMC. Whakaak Lock! HI 144* U \ , Lu6e D P llU r" MOBILE Lubv A lllkr aervke Wt come k your home. Mike or builneat We Check A Ini ail fluto kvrta Price *M 00 Lk 1 *a io n / Ins 110 I7SS. pager tail 11*? s o u th w ar d Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $41 Per Month. Call Classified. 322-261 1 �r . * % *^« - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. August 31. 1W5 by Chic Young BLONDIE by Charlaa M. Schulz P EA N U TS T3 /SOMETIM ES I WISH THAT JOE BLACKJACK, t h e WORLD FAMOUS RIVER BOAT 6AMBLER, WOULD LEARN TO SHUFFLE <?O y & j I t » by Howie Schneider E E K A M EEK 7 £VERVBDC>»'5 & fy) a p i t >»■»«>« D E A R D R . G O T T : My 65-ycar-old mother developed cholelithiasis and cholecystitis. Can her whole problem be cured entirely by taking medicine? If so. which one should she lake? If not. what's the latest cure for this disease? DEAR READER: In ordinary E n gl i s h , y o u r m o t h e r has gallstones that are Irritating the lining o f her gallbladder, causing abdominal pain. Traditionally, the best treat­ ment for this condition was s u r g e r y to r e m o v e the gallbladder and the stones. This was quite an Involved operation and left a big scar. Today, the same operation con be perform ed using a tube (laparoscope). The procedure can be completed os one-day surgery, with little or no con­ valescence. The patient Is left with a couple o f small scars on the abdomen. Additionally, modem therapy also Includes lithotripsy (dis­ solution of the stones with sound waves) and Actlgall (a prescrip­ tion drug that dissolves certain types o f gallstones). Which technique' would be suitable for your mother? I don't know, without having more In­ formation. Out she should cer­ tainly discuss these options with her family doctor •• or. If needed, a gastroenterologist. Which technique to use depends on her age. 'S ^ Know your options for gallstones "lAU ClAJG g e n e ra l h e a lt h , lire and type of gallstones, and other factors. "S ile n t'* gallstones, which cause no symptoms, can be disregarded until pain develops. However, from your description. 1 gather that your mother Is probably experiencing repeated cycles of symptoms that should Ik- addressed, using one of the methods I mentioned. DEAR DR. G OT T : I have localized scleroderma and expe­ rience a slight stiffness In my fingers, caused by collagen forming under the skin. I'm seeing a rheumatologist who does not feel medication can be By Phillip AUter What Is the hot topic In computers these days? Right -­ multimedia: Integrating sound and pictures. Yet this Isn't new. E d w a r d R. M u r r o w “ I n ­ t e r v i e w e d " the W h i r l w i n d Computer, which was made In 1051. If you think It Is strange chatting with a computer, how many bridge players have you seen talk to the cards? Many -­ and at least the cards don't answer back! How would you tell these cards to maneuver so as to win 10 tricks In four spades? by Jimmy Johnson ARLOAND JANIS Q ^ A f e A lD p ) YOUKW&OUJJD VERY HAPPYAMUTIT/ SS;1 pu$ic B d \l| l,; T s t By B srnlce Bads Osol YO UR B IRTH D AY H^VV \jj?f " l Ty/eNTT-O Nt, p «A fe . ' , I ^ •I ' i 8JI • iM h M i W r M I B a t T I lO ln m by Jim Davie GARFIELD CMOff. IT'LL 0£ iM fLtT’6 FIAVJ CMONf CAKIN'CMON.' S e p te m b e r 1 , 1 9 9 B Allow your creative, artistic and Imaginative aptitudes to surface and express themselves In the year ahead. This could prove a fortunate move on your behalf because you might find many worthwhile endeavors to utilize your talents. V IRO O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An arrangement you've been dubi­ ous about can work out to your satisfaction today. Be patient and don't lower your expecta­ tions while awaiting develop­ ments. Get a Jump on life by understanding the Influences that govern you In the year ahead. Send for your AstroGraph predictions today by mailing 62 and SASE to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4485. New York. NY 10163. Make sure to stale your zodiac sign. L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Focus your mental efforts on the larger Ideas and concepts today, and temporarily shelve your by Jim Mtddlck ANNIE ROBOTMAN* ACROSS 1 jjkijwrtght4 Dress shots • Numbers pro 12 Mink or ssMs 13 Sailing term 14 Throw slowty 15 Andant IS Court witness IS Splash through mud 20 Varnish 37 First garden 3f Optimism 40 Prince In India 42 Qecada number 43 Light anchor 45 Birthmark 40 Of Christ's S3 BuikNng wing 34 Qua S3 TWo times 66 Chemical suffix 57 Poetic contraction 21 Roman bronze SO Affirmations 23 Capital ot SO Cushion 24 Homes 20----- 1 31 Quality at din 33 Guido's high 34 Old ago 35 In the manner ot a pointed 'i ' T'T 15 10 H J DOWN ’ a a 2 Seabird 3 Church calendar 4 Pitiful 5 Indian TT " P ETER Q O T T .M .D . i not need therapy. On the other hand, as your pain progresses, you may require a more ag­ gressive approach, such as phys­ ical therapy, cortisone drugs and. hot compresses. 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Then he played a club to dummy's ace and led the club five. I f East had ruffed. South w o u l d h a v e d i s c a r d e d his diamond loser. So. East dis­ carded a heart. South rufTed. played a heart to dummy's ace and repealed the process, lead­ ing dummy's last club. South's 10 tricks were five spades, one heart, two diamonds and two clubs.' Note that If South doesn't cash his diamond ace. East discards ^ by Bob Thevee FRANK AND ERNEST Tw o diamonds was New Minor Forcing, an artificial bid usklng partner for more Information. When North showed three-card spade support. South Jumped to game In that suit. West led the diamond queen. South won In dummy with the o f any help. I'm 78 and had hoped to grow old more grace­ fully than what the future seems to have In store for me. DEAR READER: Scleroderma Is an autoimmune disease that causes many symptoms. In­ cluding circulatory deficiency, muscle Inflammation, difficulty swallowing, heart and kidney disease, and stifT fingers with tight, shiny skin. . If your symptoms are mild, your doctor Is correct: You do M ID IC IN I i& |2 Type d*cube •his second diamond on the third round of clubs and eventually rofTs South's 10th trick. tu skth — n n — a? 4 2 VAJI •K62 *A K 6 3 EAST WEST as VK 2 *Q ♦ Q J 10 I 7 aq to s «3 SOUTH aAKJt) *16 1 •A 43 a72 Vulnerable: Both Dealer North West North South 1* Pats 1NT 1a Pass 2 * 2♦ Pass Pass 4* PfhPPste FAua.lV, giOCp- 1WIKTY H H O V m x C AND AlLO M CffCM KrtlKCF CISC?/... FM AUV THE TIME MAC COMf t o CHtU ALMOSTTl,Ve FIPST Pt WAT Kill AU. TV6 UTTlE East Pass Psaa Pats Pass Opening lead: • Q m smaller ones. Good things could result If you expand your hopes. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Generous gestures you Initiate will stimulate similar responses In t h e r e c i p i e n t s t o d a y , especially If they are family members. BAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The Indicators look quite favorable today for endeavors or enterprises you either create or direct. Delegate os little authori­ ty as possible. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) Things going on at this time that you might not be aware of could prove beneficial when they become more evident. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Seek activities today that bring you Into direct contact with friends. You will stand out In any crowd, and furthermore, you'll make their day. P 1B C B S (Feb. 20-March 20) Concentrate your efforts on ma­ jor goula and objectives today. You could be unusually lucky In significant matters. Don't let size or trappings Intimidate you. A R K S (March 2 1-April 10) Try to spend time today with those who show enthusiasm about their future aspirations. You might pick up vibes and ways to brighten your tomor­ rows. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) You might be lucky In two different areas today. Roman­ tically. things look good and there are possibilities for materi­ al gains. O B M IN I (May 21-June 20) Extend yourself In order to cooperate with others today. Favorable results are Indicated from team efTorts. Lady Luck woos those operating In twos. C A N C B R (June 21-July 22) G o wi t h y o u r a m b i t i o u s expectations today and don't be afraid to think big. Success is possible In situations where you arc strongly motivated. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid playing games or acting coy today If you share time with someone you sincerely admire. Let this person know the depth o f your feelings. CeprrteMimbr NEAlnc by Ltonard Starr rw ONttMW'AC MAN f t T U f t * iu n o A fJ ts b a t t l in g 10 9 6 VQ J 10 • I •6S *J I . . Y O l / V t Q C S N dCTTiH'l of a m m cN Ts THOUSAND BOCKS ON A neOXAR „ BAOlfl, CROOPT// WAS IT V * PRTCSSORMNf^ I �DATAPLEX CORPORATION End of Roll CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY a m M cn M iH i anaaartM an tnia Him ft roH No.. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 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>, August 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/7dc9b7d72028e7cfa3d44339052cebc0.pdf 1e2a7c386cb1f50127d37e85f4df5df4 PDF Text Text - Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, October 25. 1995 by Chic Young BLONDIE d 'e m i m wa*u.v IS a S rS r’iS S ' »VfH LO»C by Art Sanaom THE BORN L O S E R R G££,TOU LOOKTlRED, m r v / b a b y have you UP NLL NIGHT A6 AIN 7 YEAH. IT WORKED ^ PRETTY UEUL.TUO... UNTIL THE WENT OFF/ rt>lDYOU TRY A\Y SUGGESTION Hormones often cause weight gain DEAR DR. GOTT: After goin g through menopause during m y late 60s without any hormone therapy because the risk w as th o u g h t to be too g r e a t. 1 changed doctors and at age 70 w as given Premarln and Provera. Within a short period o f tim e m y weight shot up from a constant 122 pounds to 135. Even though my eating habits h ave not changed, and try as I m a y using the same previous methods. 1 cannot shed a pound. Rather. I seem to be gaining a pound every few days. A m I fooling myself by believ­ in g that nothing’s changed or c o u ld th e hormones be r e ­ sponsible? D EAR READER: Premarln and P r o v e n often cause the body to retain excess fluid, leading to unwanted weight gain. You 're not fooling yourself; y ou r weight gain may m erely be "w ater-w eight" that is the result o f the hormones. I t h in k th at you s h o u ld seriously consider discontinuing th is therapy. Recent m edical studies have indicated an unac­ ceptable risk of breast cancer In w om en taking hormones. T h is risk increases with age. O n th e other hand, p o s t­ m enopausal hormone therapy does seem to retard osteoporosis and protect against heart dts- hernia? What other options are there? DEAR READER: Hiatal hernia, a weakness where the esophagus Joins the stomach, can lead to g a s . m a ld ig e s tio n a n d heartburn. Ordinarily, surgery to repair this weakness is a last resort that is considered o n ly when -surgical therapy - such as a n ta c id s or drugs (Z a n ta c . Prilosec and others) - has been Ineffective. In my practice, surgery is rarely necessary. Using appro­ priate medicine, avoiding roods that aggravate sym ptom s, eating smaller (and m ore frequent) meals, and elevating the head of the bed on 4-Inch blocks are techniques that almost always relieve symptom*. nmn □ □ □ □ n n n □□□□ □ □ □ □ n n n nnnn n n n n n n n n nnnnnn nn nnn □□□□nnn nnnnnn nunn nnn n n n n nnn nnn n n n n nnn nnnn nnnnnn nnunnnn n n n n n □□□ □□□ nnnnnnnn nnnn nnn n n n n n n n n □nn n n n n nnn T h e r e fo r e , you and y o u r g y n e c o lo g is t must c a r e fu lly w eigh the risks and benefits o f these medicines. If. for exam ple, you have osteoporosis or heart disease (o r if close relatives s u ffered these affliction s at you ng ages), you may well wish t o c o n t in u e th e ra p y . T h e ben efits would outweigh the risks. In contrast, if you and your fam ily are healthy and have lived long lives, you m ay not choose to risk developing breast cancer. Discuss this difficult decision with your doctor. Either w ay. you should have periodic e x a m in a tio n s and m a m m o ­ gram s to detect breast cancer. DEAR DR. GOTT: Is surgical repair the best solution for hiatal W e all know Nell Armstrong's statement as he became the first m an to stand on the moon: " T h a t ’s one small step for a m a n . o n e g ia n t l e a p f o r m ankind." When compared In th e pu blicity stakes, b rid ge hardly equates to walking on the m oon. However, occasionally taking one small extra step can save declarer from falling Into a crater. W e s t's four-heart o v e r c a ll m ade It impossible for North and South to conduct a scientific a u c tio n . South Just h o p e d d u m m y would produce th e q u e e n o r a d o u b le t o n in diamonds. West led the heart king. East overtaking with the ace and returning the 10. South ruffed, d r e w tru m p s , c a s h e d t h e diamond ace. entered dum m y i n % t h t s o v tr w M tr ir k n o w s WHrir IT ’S 90IH61 ^ ^ STOptSl WMA. j 0*1, X WOUtPN’T if TM T f rM ;p ( I ON TH*M/ . W*fTY, W W T IVfclMk 0 IS M by N tA , In c w ith a trump and played a diamond to his Jack. Hosrever, West won with the queen: one down. Which would give you the bigger high: w alk in g on the moon or making this contract? NORTH South shrugged his shoulders. “ W e were a bit unlucky there, partner." North had peeked at W est's cards, but he didn't say a n y­ thing. Once the session w as over, though, he pointed out that South could have im proved his line. After ruffing th e heart return at trick two. South cashes the spade king and clu b ace. Then he plays a trum p to the dummy and ruffs the clu b six In hand. If nothing good happens. South reverts to ta k in g the diamond finesse. But here the club king tumbles dow n from the West hand. South enters dummy with a trump and dis­ cards his two diamond losers on dum m y's queen-Jack o f clubs. iJ S F *A J I 2 *7 4 ♦ •7 4 tqjti EAST a -. • *7 t V X Q J I M 1 1 VA 10 ♦Q65 t i n SK 2 * 10 9 1 7 4 3 SOUTH * K Q 10 • • 3 3 VS ♦ A K J 10 *A Vulnerable: Both Dealer South I* 4 NT •a West tv Pass Pass North 4* 3♦ Pass East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: v K by Bob Thavss FRANK AND ER N ES T ROBOTMAN" 4t 42 School mark 42 Moist 44 Ostrich 42 Crasy a ss47------Ms Th a v j; I j M CW«I*IK ^ by Jim Mtddlck Y O U R B IRTH D AY O ct. 2S. I M S A lllan cea entered for nonbu sin ess purposes could be m utually beneficial. However, w hen you team up for com m er­ cial reasons, use a more struc­ tured format. ■ C O R F IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You r financial prospects have great potential today. Lady Luck w ill reward your hard work. K n o w in g where to look fo r romance will help you find your tru e lo v e . The Astro-G raph M atchm aker Instantly reveals w h ich signs ore romantically perfect for you. Mall t2.75 to Matchmaker, d o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150. ■ A O IT T A R IU B (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Try not to delegate responsi­ bility today. The outcome will be m ore positive If you handle matters personally. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. ANNIE .. w hin that Hiusatv | ye*... G if t , c a l u p re . SLire. a h ' M t COlADH T t t r~J w h CN e a T M M r P WITH not TOtO a n v k o u c than hd AtOu t WAS WITH w e 1 A C C O U N T S .. 19) Although good fortune w ill be headed your way. you m ay not become aware o f this new development until some time In the future. AQUARIUR (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Bualneaa matters can be handled more effectively If you deal only with high-level executives. You are more in tune w ith people who have clout. P IR C M (Feb. 20-March 20) Your strong, competitive spirit will serve you well today. If the gauntlet is tossed, d on 't shy from the challenge. A R I M (March 21-Aprii 19) You are capable of doing an y­ thing today, within reason. A strong, positive attitude w ill enhance your success. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) You can use your wits to make even more out of an already profitable situation. In addition, luck will be on your side. O B IflN l (May 21-June 20) Group projects w ill be more successful than Independent ventures. Your luck w ill be contingent upon a unified effort. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today, a fo rtu ito u s circumstance could bolster your career. Prepare to act quickly on any Important development. L E O (J u ly 2 3 - A u g . 22) Rom antically sp ea k in g, this might be a red letter day for unattached Leos. That special someone might finally enter the picture. V1ROO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Make an efTort to finalize two Important matters today. Expe­ diency Is essential because your luck may run out. LIB R A (S ep t. 23-Oct. 23) Peers will place considerable Importance on your words, and what you say w on't easily be forgotten. Offer encouragement whenever possible. CCapyrttMimbyNEA Inc. by Laonard Starr P O N T *VA V TMC iNA/OCSNT. ia «iH A n -Y o o K N O W HOW H£ �October 26, 1995 50 Cents THURSDAY Sanford Herald • • n r ln f la n f o r t f , L a k t M a ry a m i I m i Ii m I* C w n t y ih w a 1t 08 88th Year, No. 48 - Sanford. Florida Untimely death leaves void In lives of many Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Terry Michael Hart worked hard every day for 18 y e a n aa the meat market manager at Winn D ixie on French Avenue In Sanford. There were no celebrations to mark his dedication to his jo b and to the community. Th ere were no firew orks, no dinnen. no ovations. But when Hart. 36. w a s killed In an automobile accident on East State Road 46 near Cocoa, there was a void In the Uvea o f those who knew him. "Everyone knew h im ," aald store manager D avid Childs. " E v e r y o n e knew him and everyone loved him. He waa an outstanding Individual.*' Hart lived In DeBary with hla wife Jamie, hit daughter Pamela Marie and hla son Terry Jr., but his heart, those w ho knew him said, waa In Sanford. He was raised In Sanford and graduated from Seminole High School. He waa an avid supporter o f Seminole High athletics and a big sports fan In general. Childs said. Hart played In various Seminole County and City o f Sanford recreation softball leagues. He was also a member o f the American Water Ski Association. Winn Dixie district manager Vergil Screws said Hart waa a "great leader and role model for the young employees In the store." He noted that Hart had started young and worked hard. "T h e young high school kids we have working here could really look up to h im ," Screws said. He aald that Hart “ knew everybody” in the community because he took the time to speak with people. “ He took advantage o f the opportunity to meet people and talk to th em ." Screws said. "When you work in a grocery store for all those years in a community like this you meet Just about everyone." Childs said the store staff was "devastated" by the death of their co-worker and friend. "T h is la a terrible loss to us and to his fam ily," he noted. A PPLAU SE Brandy Williams Talks begin Thirsty? Scary, scary night looms You can now buy liquor in Sanford on Sunday Second study finished: Will courthouse stay or move? ■ y WCK PPWPAUP Herald Staff Writer ■vm cK PpnPAU P Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — A second report commissioned by the county lo study the best location for court­ house facilities Is ready for review. Today talks begin with Seminole County, commissioners and the de­ sign group that completed the study to either keep county court facilities In downtown Sanford or m ove them to Five Points. Keith Reeves, president o f Archi­ tectural Design Group is to make the presentation o f the findings. Reeves said he Is scheduled to meet with Commissioner Win Adams at 1:30 this afternoon, and Commis­ sioner Pat Warren at 2:30. On Oct. 31. Reeves will meet with c o m m is s io n C h a irm a n R a n d y Morris, followed by a m eeting with Commissioner Daryl McLain on Nov. I, and Dick VanDerWeldc on Nov. 2. "U n til the discussions begin," Reeves said. ” 1 can't reveal which position wc have taken in our findings, but ufter the talks begin, the Information should be made a matter of public record." Reeves said It Is his understand­ ing that public hearings will even­ tually be held on his findings. Earlier. Architect Bruce Andersen had been contracted by the county and City o f Sanford to undertake a financial study of the move. It was dated August. 1995. In II. Andersen reported that the Five Points area has the potential lo continue the growth tl has seen In the past years, regardless o f whether the court facilities arc moved, w h ile the dow n tow n Sanford area would probably suffer If the operations were moved out. Regarding the financial aspects of a move. Andersen's report said. "By □ B a a Courts. Pags BA ■ ela ted Editorial, Page 4 A Spook-tacular stuff to do for Halloween G/iosfs and gubb/fna w ill come a 'h o b b lin ' To y o u r homes and shops and the mall. It 'a Halloween time once again. The first holiday of this fall. Pram staff reports SANFORD - Although Tues­ day Is officially Halloween, some of the trlck-or- treaters will be hitting the streets as early as this coming weekend. With Daylight Saving Tim e ending early Sun­ day m orn in g , ex tra caution should be exercised to avoid any a c c i d e n t s I n v o l v i n g th e youngsters with masks or adults who accompany them. Beginning Friday. Halloween festivities are In abundance this Safety tips PremeleWrsperte______ Haifaween need not be really scary. T h e frights should come from the costumes of the little ghosts and goblins not from something real. By following a few basic rules, the holiday can be fun. exciting, free o f danger and full o f tasty treats. Law enforcement agencies are reminding youngsters to follow those rules to ensure a happy Halloween. The Seminole County sher­ iffs office Issued the following list o f guidelines for the little □ • • • T i p s , Pago 8 A □Bee Halloween, Pag* BA SANFORD — Sanford merchants w ith proper alcoholic beverage licenses may now sell their products on Sunday. The decision has been approved b y the C ity C om m ission , and became effective aa o f second read­ ing and adoption o f Ordinance 3271 on Oct. 9. S e vera l store m an agers and owners, aware o f this change, have already tested the waters and of­ fered sales beginning this past Sunday. Shift manager Joe Schlek at ABC Llquora. 2885 S. Highway 17-92, aald the store began opening on Sundays last weekend. " I wasn't on duty at that time,'* he said, "but 1 know that sales were only at their standard level." Walgreens Liquor Store, at 2501 S. French, also opened for the first Sunday on this past weekend. "Business was slow ." said store manager Sheila Robinson, "but we h a d n 't put u p a n y s ig n s o r udvertlscd. ao people didn't know w c would be open." She added that she expected a larger number o f customers this week, "once people know that we can do this." The actual wording of the ordi­ nance appears to be somewhat restrictive, then rather confusing. " N o alcoholic beverage may be told, consumed or served or permitted to be served or consumed In any place holding a beverage license under the laws of the state between the hours o f 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. Immedi­ ately following on Sunday. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday or Saturday, or between the hours o f 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Sunday. C it y C le r k J a n D o u g h e rty explained that for Sundays, stores cannot open until IO a.m. For the rest of the week, they may open at 7 a.m. After opening at 10 a.m. on Sunday, stores may continue to operate until 2 a.m. Monday morn­ ing. but tf they wish, may reopen as □ B a a Drink, Page BA S C C family sa y s goodbye to Dr. Weldon By VICKI DeM M M M Herald Senior Stilt Writer Sanford Police Chief Ralph Ruaasll and Deputy Chief Joa Dillard congratulate 13-year-old Brandy Williams for his life-saving work. The Lakevlew M iddle School student saved the Ilfs of four-year-old Nicholas Eaton who had fallen Into the swimming pool at the Franklin Arms . Apartments. Williams, hare with his uncle Samuel Elmore, waa also lauded by officer John Evans who was the first policeman on the scene and Cmdr. Bill Hasson^ ... i .t s pftsvfrr..... — Classified* Caniaa......... Cress word........... 4E Peepte ••••••»••••«••••••• BE IV ... > u ,. - - - - - - - ................ u ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - It ts difficult to say goodbye to someone who's been a part of your fam ily for so long. Friends, family and fana gathered Wednesday night at the Orlando North Hilton In Altamonte Springs to bid farewell lo Dr. Earl Weldon who w ill soon step down as president o f Seminole Community College. Weldon was at the college at its birth In 1966 and has seen II through spectacular growth and the evolution of the college from an orange grove Into one o f the top post secondary Institutions tn the state. The retirement celebration, b o called because the organizers thought W eldon's contribution to the school and the community Is cause to □ ■ • a Weldon, Pags 6A Sheriff Don Esllnger greets Dr. Weldon and his grandson Christopher. K *;■ Dr. Oatl........ Idfterial......... Pleetde.......... t Most people rapant tTwrfr sins by thanking God thay ain’t ao wickad as tnalr neighbor*. | Today: Partly sunny. High In the mid 80s. East wind 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the upper 60s to lower 70s. Light southeast wind. Marlon Rethwell, the first employee at SCC who Joined Dr. Weldon In 1968, bids him farewell on his retirement. Pastor Am os Jonas uirecmr or Development Bill Baker honors Dr. Weldon. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a l l 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 i �SA - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October 26, 1996 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E IN B R I E F Checks are in the maiL.sooi Fair starts today The Volusia County Fair and Youth Show opens today. It will continue dally through Sunday. Nov. 5. Fair oFTlctals will be observing the S ls t anniversary of the annual event this year, with United Shows o f America handling the midway attractions. Special events are being planned for each day or the fair. Saturday is being designated Student Day. with students 10 and under admitted free from noon until 5 p.m. Sunday Is family day. Special Country and Western musical stars are scheduled each day at the Entertainment Tent beginning at 7 p.m. Featured will be such stars as Johnny Paycheck. Rex Allen Jr.. Aaron Tlppen. Toby Keith. Neal McCoy, Lee Roy Parnell, and Alison Krauss A Union Station. The Volusia County Fair grounds are located at the Intersection o f lnterstate-4 and SR-44 near DeLand. B y JACRIB MALUPAX Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - Half a million people w ho paid nearly $300 to register out-of-state cars in Florida should be getting their m oney back by early December. Th e Department o f Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles announced Wednesday it would mall the first batch o f refund checks In late November. " W e ’re glad that today Is here.” said Janet Dennis, an agency spokeswoman. A t one point since the 8295 Impact fee fourno unconstitutional last fall, the agency was getting 2.000 to 3.000 calls a day from people asking about the status of refunds. Dennis sold. The volum e o f calls has dropped: Just 750 people called Monday. Dennis said the agency has done what It could to expedite the refunds. " W e have bent over backwards trying to m ove this thing along,” she sold. City cteckte* on tenets SANFORD — Th e Sanford City Commission has decided not to make proposed amendments to Its Land Development Regulations pertaining to chain link fences. The changes have been discussed on several occasions by both the city’ s Planning and Zoning Commission. Board of Adjustment and during work sessions by the city commission. The first reading was to have detailed an ordinance which would limit chain link fences In residential areas based on the number o f fences already Installed In blocks and/or neighbor­ hoods. Decisions w ere split however. Most recently. P&Z voted five to four, to keep the existing provisions In place, and scrap the suggested changes. As the m atter stands now, with the 1901 version of the ordinance, w aivers and exemptions to allow chain link fences In front yards m ay be sought for single family residences through the P& Z site plan review. Barbed w ire fences will remain prohibited In seven different sonlng categories. Both type of fences w ill be prohibited In required buffer areas, and barbed w ire and/or chain link fences are still prohibited In non-resldentlal areas but the P&Z m ay consider waivers based on security considerations. The m atter was discussed extensively during the city commission’s workshop meeting Monday afternoon. When the ordinance cam e up for first reading during the regular meeting. the commission elected to do nothing, whtccn allows the original ordinance to stand as it has for the past four years. Lawmakers voted in 1990 to require a $295 Tec o f people who registered out-ofstate cars In Florida. The justification was that newcomers ought to bear more o f the cost of the wcar-and-tear they bring to the slate's roads. But the Florida Supreme Court struck the down the Impact fee. ruling It was un­ constitutional to levy It Just on newcomers. In late November, the first refund mailing will go to approximately 510.000 o f the 650.000 people who paid the fee between July 1991 and September 1994. Refund applications received last month are still being processed, according to the highway department, which said checks w ou ld b e m a ile d m o n th ly u n til all authorized refunds arc Issued. People had until Oct. 2 to apply for refunds. The highway agency estimates from 30,000 to 40,000 people owed refunds didn’ t apply for them. The chirks will go out Inflrst-classi But before they’re cut, the list of owed refunds will be compared to ' people who owe (he slate back taxes i behind on child support. Those debts 1 subtracted. If someone paid less than $295. theyl back whatever they paid. This occur cases where sales tax paid at the tit purchase was subtractted from the fee. One thing no refund wilt he reduced legal fees. Earlier this month, the slashed from $18.8 million to 86.5 mi the legal fee a lower court awarded the l law firms who challenged the Impact fee. The high court also ruled that unclaimed refunds revert to t h e ___ Dennis said the state would probably get I keep 86 million to 87 million. State lawmakers this spring set 8188.8 million to make the refunds. Rtmtbtiing our war vats Mtmbars of th« Vatarsns of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 10108 at Its Lidias Auxiliary will be sailing Buddy Poppltt at 8anford area shopping con­ fers on Novambsr 3 and 4. Shown during th« kick-off of the annual evant, (I to r) Auxiliary President Eleanor Garmaln, A u xilia ry Poppy Chairman Ju anita Adams, Sanford Mayor Batty* Smith, VFW Poppy Chairman Jos Adams, and VFW Commander Charles Mall. Mali said procoeds from the safe are usad to benefit disabled and needy veterans and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans In tha local community. In 1923, the VFW was the first vatarsns organization to pro­ mote $ nsttonally organized campaign for the annuel dis­ tribution of poppies assembled by disabled or hospitalized vets. Nationally, the VFW and Ladfes Auxiliary ralsa more than $15 million annually from tha sal*. Qtfwva «v«nt The Geneva Historical Society will hold Its annual Fall Festival this Saturday from 4 until 8 p.m. at the Community Center. Events will Include games, food, music, and an old-fashioned cake walk. Proceeds w ill go to the Historical Society for upkeep o f the Community Center and Fort Lane Park. Heavy rains cause heavy crop losses Tampa brewery closing TAM PA — Aim ing to Increase Its profitability. AnheuserBusch Companies Inc. announced W ednesday it will close its Tampa brewery by year's end. eliminating 375Jobs. "That certainly Is not good news for our community because they’ve been a major employer and m ajor Industry In this area." said Tam pa commissioner Joe Chlllura Jr. "That’s a significant Im pact." "They will be missed here," said Joe House, chairman of the Greater Tam pa Chamber of Commerce. But he added. "W e are bringing in a number of new prospects. ... W e feel confident that there will be other companies com ing In to fill that gap." Closing o f the brewery, which opened in 1959. "Is a disappointment for Tampa and for Florida." said Florida Secretary o f Commerce Charles Dusseau. "However, we are confident that Anheuser-Busch w ill continue to be an active and valued corporate citizen In the Sunshine State." The company also operates Busch Gardena In Tampa. Sea World in Orlando, two can manufacturing plants, a turf farm and a brewery In Jacksonville. Anheuser-Busch currently employs more than 8,000 in Florida. About 375 people are employed at the Tampa site. The company said It will provide a full severance package. Including a cash payment, extended full health benefits, assistance In Job retraining and help In finding new Jobs. " If the 199,1 excise tax had not been enacted. I wouldn’t be here talking to you today about our plant closing." said plant manager Renaul Abel, who has been at the plant for 15 years. "It ’s not that w e were Inefficient. It's a matter o f the size and brewing capacity In both the Industry and the company." Associated Press Writer ORLANDO — Florida’s heavy rains caused heavy crop losses and will Impact the state's pro­ duction o f winter vegetables, officials say. Rainfall and flood­ in g killed 11,700 cattle and damaged the sugar crop. Crop losses were estimated at 8150 million so far. The finan­ cial loss for cattle ranchers has not been calculated. "O u r winter vegetable market Is definitely hurt.” said T im Manning o f the federal govern­ m ent's Farm Service Agency. In Gainesville. Citrus was largely spared, so far as Is known, except for C harlotte and Lee counties, which were reported as "m ajor problem areas.” "A n y (tree) damage is likely to show up later In the year. But so far, there is no quantifiable damage outside those two coun­ ties." said Dan Santangclo. e x ­ ecutive director of the Florida Department of Citrus. Cattlemen disputed the cat­ From Associated Press reports LOTTERY MIAMI — Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 25-12-6- Thursday. October 26. 1995 Vol 88. No. 48 PubUthMl Tuttdiy through Friday and Sunday by Tha Sanlord Marald, Inc. 100N. Franch A*a , Sanlord, Fla. u n i Sacond Clasi Poataga Paid al Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing critical Poatmaalar: Sand addraaa changaa to THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0 Bo* IU7, Sanlord, FL 12772-1*07. Subscription Rata* (Oariy ASunday) Horn, Daiivary Marl 1Month! SIS SO 12400 ■ Month* 139 00 14*00 1Vaar IT* oo 19* 00 Florid* Ratidanl* mutt pay 7Ntala* laa in addition to rate* abo.t Phone (407) 332-2(11 tle-loss calculations made by the Florida Department o f Agricul­ ture from on-slte reports by In s p e c to r s in G la d e s and Okeechobee counties. But cattle ranchers conceded that livestock losses were significant. Tens of thousands o f other beef cattle also were reported to be highly stressed by flooded pastureland and dwindling feed supplies. Flooding in South Florida sug­ arcane fields is costing growers millions and causing temporary layoffs of farm workers, said Robert H. Bukcr J r . senior vice president of U.S. Sugar Corp. T h e su g a r cane h a rv e s t, scheduled to begin this week, has been delayed for about 10 days, he said. Thousands of ocres of newly planted sugar cane have been destroyed or severely damaged, but he said the full extent of losses would not be known until later In the harvest. Many South Florida vegetable farmers were unable to plant because of the heavy rains and flooded fields. Others got their crops In the ground but were wiped out by succeeding storms. Collier County reported losses of more than 837 million In crops, primarily tomatoes and peppers. Palm Beach suffered some $25 million In crop dam ­ ages. including tomatoes, pep­ pers. nursery plants and sugar cane. Dade, Broward. Lee and sever­ al other South Florida counties were not reporting losses at this time, mainly because standing water made It difficult to get Into the fields. Manning said. newborns who drowned, said Bob Blankenship o f the state agriculture department. President Billy Kempfer of the Florida Cattlemen's Association said he was surprised by the report. "I'm not going to tell you that It didn’t happen, but it sounds unlikely. . . to have that high a number,” said Kempfer. Hendry. Gla des and Okeechobee counties had crop losses totaling about $27 m il­ lion. T o d d C l e m e n s of the Okeechobee Livestock Market, which conducts cattle auctions, said he was shocked by the numbers. But he. Kempfer and other cattle ranchers agreed that the rains had taken a heavy toll. "There has been a significant weight loss for livestock.” which will mean profit declines In the coming months. Kempfer said. Central Florida reported no significant croplc li Is culvlng season In Glades. Okeechobee and Hendry coun­ ties. which have a total o f 300,000 head o f beef cattle, and many o f the dead animals were In the Panhandle, Hurricane Opal caused at least $45 million worth o f crop damage, primarily cotton and peanuts, the state agriculture department said. "A ccordin g to these llocal) reports, some o f these areas are still underwater. This Is defi­ nitely abnormal." he said. THE W EATHER LOCAL FO H U A tT BXTCM OCO O U TLO O K Today: Partly sunny. High In the m id 80s. East wind 5 to lO mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Light southeast wind Fri­ day: Partly sunny with a slight chance o f showers. High in the mid 80s. Wind southeast 10 mph. Chance o f rain 20 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy with the lows In the upper 60s to lower 70s. Highs in the low to mid 80s. Sunday: Partly sunny with the lows In the upper 50s north lo upper 60s south. Highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Monday: Mostly sunny with the lows tu the upper 50s north to upper 60s south. Highs In the lower 80s. F \ p * -----------T H U B SD A V P tly sunny 85-68 FRID AY Ptly sunny 84-64 F i L a u d a rd a la FortMport Gainotvlllo Homo* load Jacktonvlllo KayWatt Lakaland M ia m i Pantocolo Saratota T o llo h a tto o Tampa VaroBooch W PalmBaach Hi La Pel H « ------------ SATURDAY Ptly d d y $4-65 SUNDAY P tly sonny 85-64 © FIRST Oct. 30 O FULL Nov. 7 LAST Nov. 15 Nov. 22 THURSDAY S O L U N A R T A B L E : min.. 7:25 n.m.. 8:05 p.m.. inaj.. — , 1:50 p.m. TIDES: D ayton a Beach: highs. 10:17 a.m.. 10:34 p.m.: lows. 3:44 a.m.. 4:29 p.m.:: highs. 10:22 u.m.. 10:39 p.tn.: lows. 3:49 a.m., 4:34 p.m.: Cocaa Beach: highs. 10:37 a.m.. 10:54 p.n:.; lows. 4:04 u.m.. 4:59 p.m. N ■7 74 OO » 77 00 *5 41 00 M 71 H *4 41 t 14 77 0* M 4* 00 M 74 .1* 77 44 00 *1 44 OO 13 40 00 •4 4* t 45 73 t II 74 13 & ‘T P * MONDAY e n n n y 63-59 STATISTICS 3 CUT DaylonaBaach F D ayton a Beach: Waves are I to 2 feet und choppy. Current is running to the south with a water Icmpcralurr o f HO degrees. N ew Smyrna Beach. W aves are 1 to 2 feet and choppy. Current is running to the south wilti a water temperature o f 79 degrees. S t Angnatlne to J u p ite r Inlet — Today: Wind e to ne to to 15 kt. Seas 3 to 5 ft except higher in the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters u moderate chop. Widely scattered showers and isolated I aims. Tonight: W ittde lO lo 15 kt. Seas 3 lo 5 II Bay and inland waters a moder­ ate chop. W id ely scattered showers. T h e high tem perature In Sanford W ednesday was B4 degrees and the overnight low wus 63 us reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rain fall for the p e r io d , e n d in g a l 9 a .m . Thursday, totalled O inches. L Sunset....................6:47 p.m. C S u nrise...................7:32 u.m. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando is 6. Use your sunscreen, wear a hat. 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At 4:40 a.m. Wednesday, Sanford police w ere called to Hrown’s residence on Kaywood Drive, when a burglary waa reported. Police said entry was made through a partially opened garage door. A large amount of furniture, stereo systems and other Items were reportedly stolen. QUADanest Members o f the Sanford police QUAD Squad arrested Richard Bernard Taylor. 24. o f 1011 Sixth Street. Sanford, on Monday. QUAD Squad officers were reportedly checking an area known for drug activities, when they reported seeing Taylor. When they attempted to question him, he reportedly ran from the area. He waa subsequently located In Lake Monroe Terrace and arrested on a charge o f resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. Cif recovered Leon Deadre Oliver. 22. 1261 Dunbar Avenue, was arrested In front of his residence by sheriff's deputies Tuesday. Officers had been alerted by phone calls regarding a vehicle which waa believed to have been stolen. After Oliver w as stopped by deputies at his residence, the vehicle, a 1960 Chevrolet pickup, waa Identified as having been stolen In Enterprise, in Volusia County. Oliver was arrested on a charge of grand theft auto. Help is on the way College welcomes family service agencies HwMd Senior Staff WrWr SANFORD — Knowing where to go for help for one's self or family while getting hack on one’s feet after a financial mis­ hap can sometimes be a mpre daunting task than might be expected. There la help available for those w ho need It from both private and public agencies. As­ sistance m ay com e In the form o f financial help, counseling or even In a steady hand to guide families through difficult times. Thoae In need could spend days, weeks or even months t r y in g t o m a k e th e ir w ay through the m axe o f social service agencies, but thanks to Seminole Community College's VISTA volunteers, they won’ t have to. On Friday. Oct. 27. more than 60 social sendee agency repre­ sentatives w ill be gathered In SCC's gymnasium/health build­ ing for the sixth annual Family Service Agencies showcase. ’’W e ’re very excited about the o p p o r t u n i t y to p r o v id e a showcase for the comm unity service agencies," said Harriett Ltttle. coordinator for the Adult Basic Educatton/QED program at the college. According to Little the number o f agencies Is growing dally so that those In need will be able to find what services they w ill require In a one-stop-shopping atm osphere. T h e purpose o f the showcase, she said. Is to allow the agencies to educate the public about their services and to network with oth er agencies and to share Information about new programs and changes In their agency. Often, th e said, the services provided b y the various agencies can complement one another. T h e s h o w c a s e a llo w s t h e coordination o f efforts to help those In need and to provide m ore efficient services. T h e groups which w ill be s h o w c a s e d at SCC p r o v id e Warrants •Rodney Marshall Htllaman. 30. 15 Lake Monroe Terrace, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of having an open container. •Valdes Williams. 36. 500 S. Holly Avenue, was served warrants at the Jail Monday. He waa wanted on tw o warrants for violation o f probation on convictions o f sale or cocaine. •Leroy L. Fisher. 22, with no local address, w as picked up by police In Parkslde Apartments Monday. He w as wanted on a w a rra n t f o r s e llln g / p u r c h a s ln g / m a n u fa c tu r * lng/delivering/traffle king in 28 grama o f cannabis. He w as also wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f resisting an officer without violence. •Warren L. Oliver, 19. 1911 W. Chase Avenue, waa located by deputies at his residence Tuesday. He w as wanted for violation of probation on a conviction of attempted armed robbery. •Michael D. Hardin. 21, 112 Sterling Court. Sanford, was served a warrant by Sanford police Tuesday. H e was wanted for driving with a suspended/revoked license, with severe Injurtea/death. • Rhonda Fay Elkins. 35. 228 W. 19th Street. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at her residence Tuesday. She was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction of obtaining property with a worthless check. Dom estic training and counseling, as well as medical and financial services In the community. Am ong those agencies sched­ uled to take part In this year's event are Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Habitat for Humanity, the Salvation Army and Healthy NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF REVISED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAOE REGULATIONS cam Charles J. Ware. 41. 2151 W. 18th Street. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Tuesday following a reported altercation with a female. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Our home equity loanrateisalmostas hard to pass up. Start. The Hat o f agencies Is growing dally, organisers em­ phasise. so there w ill be some­ thing there for everyone. The showcase w ill take place from 9 a.m. u n til noon on Friday. SCC Is located at 100 Weldon Blvd..Sanfo»d. The City of Sanford h a s adopted O rdinance No. 3271 to regulate the sate and consum p­ tion of A L C O H O L IC B E V E R A G E S in the City of Sanford. T h e se regulations are E F ­ F E C T IV E IM M E D IA T E L Y , and include the requirement to obtain a certificate of re gis­ tration, hours an d days of sale, d o sin g hours and procedures, distance restrictions and prohibition of consum ptlon/possession in public areas. For further information regarding these A L ­ C O H O L IC B E V E R A G E R E G U L A T IO N S , please contact Janet R. Dougherty, City Clerk, City of Sanford, P.0. Box 1788, S a n ­ ford, Florida 32772, or phone 330-5603. A Barnett Bank Hom e 85(r VariMeAIR Equity Loan with a vari­ able rate as low as 8.50 A PR is an offer you don't want to let pass you by. * Especially when you don't have to shell out any closing costs with an advance o f at least $5,000. A nd when the interest you pay may be tax deductible. Advantages like these make a Barnett Bank Home Equity Loan the perfect way to finance any im portant purchaseyou've been thinking about. You can use it to buy a boat, make home improvements, consolidate your bills, o r pay fo r school tuition. Stop by any Barnett Bank office to apply by this coming December 15th. And get a rate that’s just too good to pass up. iirn cM I k i n k O FFER G O O D A T PA R TIC IP A TIN G B A R N E T T BANKS O N L Y w u3r All lUrnflt H ath j i t i t it ir J ty l i t hl)W , “Ih m t nftiiy h u t itlrttu nun j t t IrurmiutJ a limr mf. m i l rialujlium. jm I mu, u ry iy lUilumrr jn J h u t inm . l i t M UtAI'H j t J »o itonuy it itt m il i r JJ U!It l i t la tftuilhixf It'lu m m far to j m Mt l i j uru•j J t j t t t t f u i Iron ii.UU O O fftt rtftm D n rm itr /J. 1991 (a m u lt your u x jJ iu o t an fau .IrJm tih h r, O I ' M Airmail Huib. Im �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, October 28, 1995 Editorials/ Opinions (U S P S 491-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-3K-26M or 631-9003 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odessa H. Pugh - Business Manager S U B S C R IP T IO N RATE: 3 Mouths................... ...819.50 6 Mouths.......................... 839.00 1 Vear ....... 878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7%sales ta i In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Final report? Tick. tick. tick , th e hands of the c lo c k k eep goin g around and tim e passes. T h is a fte r ­ noon. the c lo c k ’ s h an ds hopefully w ill b egin to gather at th e a p p o in ted time o f d e cis io n . B eginning th is aftern oon , arch itects a re to start m eetin g. In d ividu ally, with m e m b e r s o f th e S em in ole C o u n ty Commission. T h e y w ill b e u n v e ilin g w h a t has been c o n s id e r e d (h op efu lly) th e fin al w ord on w h e th e r o r not th e S e m in o le C o u n ty C ourthouse sh ou ld rem ain in S a n fo rd o r b e moved to t h e c o u n ty c o m p le x at F iv e P o in ts In the e x tr e m e southern part o f th e city . I f e v e ry th in g g o e s as planned. C o m m is s io n ­ e rs W in A d a m s a n d Pat Warren w ill h a v e m et individu ally w ith th e architects w h o h a v e com piled the d o cu m e n t. C om m ission C h a ir­ m an R an d y M o rris is to meet w ith the arch itects on T u e s d a y . W ednesday tt w ill be C om m ission er D a ry l McLain and T h u r s d a y w ith D ick Van D e r W e ld e. A t press tim e fo r today’s e d itio n o f th e Sanford H e ra ld , th e findings or t h e rep ort w ere not m a d e pu b lic. W ill the rep ort In d icate th e courthouse sh ou ld b e moved o r s h o u ld It s ta y w h e r e It is, w ith e x p e c te d m a jo r expansion s? A rchitect B ru c e A ndersen had p r e v io u s ly given th e C o u n ty Com m ission his r e p o rt on th e econom ic fe a s ib ility on the m o v e versu s rem a in in g at th e cu rren t facility. A n d e rs o n w a s co n tra cted Jointly b y the county a n d C ity o f Sanford to m a k e h is study. A n d e r s e n 's stu dy said th e o n ly logica l decision, fro m th e fin an cial p o in t o f v ie w , would be to k e e p the cou rth ou se d o w n to w n . T h e a rc h ite c ts o f th is latest r e p o r t h a ve chosen t o m e e t w ith county c o m m is sio n e rs ; o n an in d ivid u a l ba sis to respond d ir e c t ly to q u estion s ' m a y h ave reg a rd in g th eir fin din g*, a a - - ■ A t sto n e la t e r da te. It is expected th at th e stu dy w ill be b rou gh t up during a regu lar com m ission m e e tin g w hich can be a tten d ed b y m em bers o f th e pu blic. W e h op e b y that tim e, regardless o f th e rep ort's fin d in g s, th at the com m issioners w ill base their u ltim a te decisions on w h a t is best fo r the peop le. N ot Just those w o r k in g in c o u n ty fa c ilitie s , bu t the people o f th e do w n tow n S a n ford area who w ill c e rta in ly sulTer great losses If the courthouse is m o v e d . Many ou tsta n d in g projects are o n h old w aitin g fo r a d ecision . If the co m m ission ers d ecid e to m o v e p a rt o f the c o u r th o u s e operation to F iv e Points, there Is an in d ic a tio n that a m a ssive p a rkin g garage w ill not be built Just south o f th e Sanford City H a ll. T h e expansion o f th e Su nB an k on W. F irst S treet w ill possibly b e dropped. Even th ou gh a planned developm en t r e ­ quest has b een a p p roved by the S a n fo rd C ity C om m ission fo r a multi-million d o lla r im ­ provem en t project on the Monroe H a rb ou r Marina, at the M artna Hotel site, it m a y also be scrapped if th e cou rt facility ts m o ved . Th ere are m a n y negatives to m o v in g the facility. C ertain ly, it w ill cost m o n e y to expand the presen t structures If th e y stay, and It m a y cau se som e financial co n cern s, but not as m uch as w e (and Bruce A n d e rs e n ) believe it w ou ld be if the facility is m o ved . N ow that th e paperw ork is com in g out in th e open this aftern oon , w e hope the co u n ty co m m ission ers w ill look at the needs o r all the people, in m a k in g their decision. I f the report indicates the facility sh ould rem ain in the d o w n to w n area, we a ls o hope the co m m ission ers w ill let the m a tter en d. and not u rge th at additional studies b e m ade, w h ich w ill d e la y progress even further. W e ’ ve had en ou gh o f that. L e t’s get on to the business o f s e rv in g the people. LETTER Welfare reform Recently you had an editorial In your paper about the different views some men in Congress have about giving more money lo a woman on AFDC when she has another child. I do not believe more money should be given In such a case. Wiry? Because people who work for a living do not receive more m oney Just because they have another child. T h ey have to make do wttlr what they have. Also. It's nry understanding that there Is nut a husband in AFDC homes so w hy should there be another child at all? Frances M. Flleger Lake Mary L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters lo lire editor are welcome. All lellers must In signed. Include lire address o f the writer and a daytim e telephone number. Letters should Ire on a single sulijeet am i Is­ as brief as possible. Th e letters are subject lo editing. I JOSEPH PERKINS Harsh penalties for petty crimes Back In 43 B.C.. the Roman philosopher Cicero net down a legal principle that endures to this day: "Let the punishment fit the crim e." I was reminded o f this dictum when I dropped by my neighborhood liquor store recently to buy a couple o f cigars. My pal Vic. who ow ns the place, wasn't his usual upbeat self. He was fuming about a new California law that empowers the government to permanently shut down his bTtslness. and deprive him o f his livelihood. If he sells alcohol to minors on three occasions within three years. The law is Intended to curb underage drinking by cracking down on unscrupulous merchants who knowingly sell alcohol to kids. But even honest, law-abiding liquor-store owners, like Vic. can be duped from time to time by enterprising youths (u sin g fake Identification) seek in g pleasures o f the vine. If this w ere not bad enough, the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Department routinely deploys undercover, underage youths to try to Induce liquor-store owners to illegally sell to minors. T o Vic’s mind, this borders on entrapment. If a merchant unknowingly setts alcohol to kids, the governm ent ts right to assess a fine. If a proprietor knowingly aells alcohol to kids, then they deserve to loae their liquor license, even If It’s their first strike. But the g o v e r n ­ ment, represented by the state ABC In this case, makes no dis­ tinction between the conscientious merchant a n d the u n c o n a c ie n t io u s . Thus, u n f a i r punishment Is sure to result. The travails o f li­ quor-store ow ners In California m ay ap­ pear Inconsequential in a discussion o f f Sometimes crime and pu nish­ ment in America. But punishments most ordinary folk not only are excessive, but don't form their opi­ nions o f Justice In entirely unjust. £ this country by ap­ p e a r in g b e f o r e a Judge or Jury (or watching sensational trials on TV). Rather, thetr perceptions are based on personal encounters with the system. And like m v pal Vic. * tfk most law-abiding folks in this country who com e up against the system otherwise known as the Big. Bad O ovem m ent get treated with no more consideration than a person accused of murder. Here are a few m ore examples from the recent news: In the seaside resort town o f Santa Crux, Calif., police strong-armed a Good Samaritan -• clad in a clown costume, no leas - who committed the heinous crime of putting coins in parking meters that were about to expire. Cory McDonald. a.k.a. "Mr. Twister." w a s cited for “ unauthorized deposit of coins." Santa Cruz Is like a lot o f other municipalities around the country that fatten up thetr coffers by aggressively ticketing law-abiding car owners who fall to feed enough coins Into parking meters. In most cases, fines are grossly out o f line with the harmless offense. For Instance. In downtown San Diego a patron who comes back to their car a minute or two after the meter la expired la likely to find a $30 ticket on their windshield. That's a 1,200 percent penalty fo r failure to put a quarter In a parking meter. You expect that kind of draconian punishment In Singapore, but not In America. JOSEPH SPEAR The funk went ’round the world ELLEN GOODMAN Bureaucrat looks kinda friendly BOSTON — I have to admit that the tobacco Industry Is pretty nimble considering Us si/e. Every time you think the gargantuan's been knocked out. up it comes, like an aging boxer with Just enough moves to the stay In the ring for another round. In thetr latest save-our-butt campaign, the Industry first created a villain so big. so bad. that they hoped he would make them look good by comparison. The evil eminence In the latest RJR ad campaign was none other than — EEEK! — A Big. Bad. Bloated Bureaucrat. Appearing In newspapers across the country this month was the photo of a smiling, fat. smug, old white guy. the Unknown Burcaucrut, over a line that asked: "W ho Should Be Responsible For Your Children." "In our society.” the ad warned, "th e government should not replace parents and teachers when It comes to educating our children about smoking, drinking and other Important lifestyle decisions." Now comes another ad In which RJR offers their corporate services — with a straight face this time — as a partner to parents helping kids resist the "powerful pressure from their peers" which leads them to that sm oking "lifestyle." Oozing sincerity. RJR Implores us to "Listen. Empathize. Be Involved. And always bear In mind that growing up la hard to do." We should also give kids Ups on saying no. For example. Kids "can use humor, an cxellent way to defuse a tense situation.” Is It possible the tobacco moguls are going for the yucks themselves? When he first appeared at my table. R JR 's Bureaucrat looked an awful lot like a wholly owned political subsidiary of the tobaccolobby. He bore about as much resemblance to the FDA’s David Kessler — the Industry's real nemesis — as I do. But we are witnessing yet another m ove to slow down the first serious governm ent attempt at curtailing teen-age smoking. When the campaign was announced In August for regulations to curb cigarette ads and outlaw both vending machine sales and self-service displays, the tobacco companies filed various lawsuits and claimed that they don't target minors. ' Now. adding Insult to nlctotlne Injury, the parents of Joe Camel are Insisting In ads that "W r all agree we must do something to keep cigarettes nut o f the hands o f children under the age of eighteen.” . Well, trusting RJR to educate the kids about smoking Is like trusting Calvin Klein to teach them about sex. (If you think Klein's white panilcs were kiddle porn, you ought to see RJR's black lungs I The tobacco Industry first pledged not to market to kids 30 years ago. if we had collected the fines o f up to • 100.000 they pledged to levy un themselves for every violation o f their own code, we could probably buy our own legislators. Here Is a hint about their education format. From a memo obtained by The Washington Post, we now know that an RJR executive proposed marketing to underage kids as lon g ago as the mid-1970s. Claude E. Teague J r.'s memo Is sprinkled with references to the peer grou p kn ow n as "pre-sm okers" and "learners." R em em b er th e training bra? Teague describes a training cigarette. RJR was told how to crea te ''y o u t h b ra n d s" wi th a s p e c ific n i c o t i n e content and specific ta s te that w o u ld overcome the kids' Initial resistance to "the flavor o f tobacco smoke (which) Is Ini­ f i n their latest tially foreign and not save-our-butt pleasant." campaign, the The cigarette folks arc nothing If not Industry first created a villain sympathetic toward so big, so bad. J adolescents. T h e y share the pain. A s | the executive wrote. "T h e fragile, developing self-image of the you ng person needs all of the support and enhancement It can get.” All the support It can Inhale anyway. I nave built up som e resistance to hypocrisy over the years. But the ofTcr to help kids resist peer pressure Is too much for even my immune system. Peer pressure doesn't come out of the ozone. These guys created It in thetr marketing lab. As the memo said, any marketing geared to the young, "should emphasize togetherness, belonging and group accptance...." And never mind the health thing because ''psychologically, at eighteen, one Is Im ­ mortal." It wasn't Just RJR that practiced w hat Teague preached. You can match Philip Morris up against Reynolds, run the Marlboro Man against Joe Camel. The glamorous anorexic ads. the T-shirts, the baseball caps, th e racetrack promotions have been geared toward "pre-smokers" for decades. How many times do we have to discover what we already know about the tobacco pushers? Allow me to redirect the question In the ad: "WHO IS MORE RESPONSIBLE TOWARD OUR CHILDREN. A BUREAUCRAT OR R J R ?" You know, In Just the right light, th e Bureaucrat from central villain casting looks kinda friendly. You’ve probably heard by now that you were In a funk fo r a few weeks last November. President BUI Clinton Informed us of this last month, and we should assume he is right even if we didn't realize it. because he is privy to a lot o f in form ation , such as dally Intelligence briefings, that we are not aware of. Actually, what he said, just to keep the record straight, was that he was struggl­ ing to "get people out o f their funk." T h en somebody told him that "funk’ ’ was pre­ cariously close to the " m a la is e " th a t Jimmy Carter said w e w e re i n , 1 a n d Clinton ed ited his rem arks so a s to f I point OUt «M make It clear he was this merely to talking about "la s t demonstrate yea r, last N o v e m ­ how fortunate b e r ," when we we are to live in e le c te d a ll t h o s e America, where R e p u b lic a n s , a n d funks are th at now we a r e rational and of "moving Into a m ore short duration. J p o s itiv e fra m e o f mind." I point out all this merely to demonstrate how fortunate w e are to live In America, where funks a re rational and of short duration. This Is not the case In many other nations. Take Islamic countries. Some o f them stay in a constant funk for fear some hot-blooded male person m ight catch a glimpse o f a female ankle and lose control of himself. Some of these countries have even banned satellite dishes because they bring sinful Images right Into the living room. Earlier this year, religious authorities In Kuwait ntxed Barbie dolls because “ this she-devil has polished nails and wears skirts above the knee.” Take India. A yea r ago. dairy farmers In this country got In a grand funk when a Norwegian company proposed to ship 3 million tons of liquefied cow dung a year to India. The Idea w as to fill empty oil tankers from the Middle East with the stuff and send It down Delhi w ay to be used as fertilizer. This upset some people In India, where cows arc sacred and an estimated 100,000 of them and thetr water buffalo cousins wander the streets of New Delhi and deposit 15,000 tons o f droppings every month. It was a dumb Idea for India " t o becom e a dung-Importtng nation." one protest leader told the Washing­ ton Post. This year, the Indians arc In a big funk because Col. Sanders Is importing Kentucky Fried Chicken to the city of Bangalore and, the antl-KFC cro w d says, the colonel's chemical and hormone-atuffed poultry will ruin the public’* health. Take France. No nation in the world teem s to get In more funks than France. French farmers are always complaining that thetr subsidies are Inadequate. French fishermen arc always demanding that the government control the Importation and price of foreign fish. French film makers are always griping that too many Am erican movies are being shown. And their culture. Everybody in France. It seems, spends much of their day worrying that their precious culture ts being diluted by alien forces. One thing the French have in abundance, however. Is dogs, and they are the source o f yet another Big French Funk. Slippery deposits of dog doo on the sidewalks are sending 650 Parisians a year to the hospital. One contractor hired to clean up the mess collects 3.5 tons of the stulT dally. Recently, a group o f artists attempted to shame dog ow ners by drawing chalk circles around piles o f canine crap to depict It sitting on plates, and then added spaghetti, salad, utensils and glasses. Electing Republicans Is not nearly as disgusting as that. �I Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October M . 11 Courts Halloween1A year In Sanford and the sur­ rounding Central Florida area. The following is a listing of various activities which have been announced: • F R ID A Y . S A T U R D A Y . SUNDAY - Oct. 27. 28. 29. Fun World will host its biggest ever Halloween w eekend for kids. The even t la sponsored by WKCF-TV 18 and Magic 107.7 radio. The event w ill benefit the Children’s W ish Foundation. Various Flea W orld vendors and local business exhibitors will p ro v id e tre a ts for safe trick-or-treating. Costume con­ tests Drill be held all three days with o u ts ta n d in g prises. A number o f W a rn er Brothers characters wlU be on hand. Flea Wortd/Fun W orld are lo­ cated on U.S. Highway 17-92 in South Sanford. •S A T U R D A Y - Oct. 28 First United Methodist Church of Sanford w ill have a Halloween party from 2 until 4 p.m. at Oaks Shopping Center, Lake Mary Boulevard. A costume contest will begin at 2 p.m.. with a pie contest at 3 p.m. and a carving contest at 4 p.m . • SATURDAY - Oct. 28 South Seminole Sertoma Hal­ loween C o stu m e P a rty and Barbeque. b egin n in g at 5:30 p.m. Admission is 818 with all proceeds to benefit speech and hearing p r o je c ta . P rises in various costume categories In­ clude Magic tickets. Drinks will be available. Th e barbeque will LUTHER M. D A V ID . JR. CMSGT (R et) Luther M. Davis. Jr.. 62. died Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1995 at his residence In Texas. He was bom in Geneva. Florida, and attended high school In Sanford. He w as a veteran of the U.S. Air Force having served for 23 years. He began working for the State o f Texas following his discharge and served on the A m u sem en t M a ch in e Com ­ mission and the Comptroller Field Enforcement Division. He was past president o f the John Jay PTA. and Regional Director for the Boy Scouts. Survivor^Jncludq wife. Doris: oughtsrt Moksha. Chanh i hasten.. TX.. Dawn. (U SAF) Santa Maria. Calif.: sons Mark and Dean. Austin. Tx.. Steve. Mound. Mn.; sisters. Peggy. St. Petersburg. Carol. Fort Myers: six grand­ children. Mission Park of San Antonio. Texas. In charge o f arrange­ ments. C YN TH IA JO TABOR DOWDELL Cynthia J o Tabor Dowdell. 36. Farridon Circle, Heathrow, died Saturday. Oct. 1. 1995 at her residence. Born Oct. 3. 1959 In Kentucky, she moved to Central Florida in 1995. She was a professional singer. She was Presbyterian. Survivors Include husband. Richard C.. Hilton Head. S.C.: step-daughter. Kendra. Hilton Head; parents, Clarence and Margie Tabor. Crooavllle. Tenn.: b ro th e r. R o n a l d T a b o r. Crossvllle. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge o f arrange­ ments. TERRY M ICH AEL H ART 8R. Terry Michael Hart Sr.. 36. of Alta Vista Street. DeBary. died Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1993. He was bom March 4. 1959 In Winter Haven and w as a lifelong Central Florida resident. He was a meat market manager for Winn Dixie. He was Baptist. He was Involved In Seminole County and City of Sanford softball leagues, and was a m em ber o f American Water Ski Association. Survivors Include wife. Jamie HofTan; daughter. Pamela Marie, Deliary; son. Terry Michael Jr., DeBary: m other and step-father Darlene and John McLellan. Sanford: fa th er. Buck Hart. Geneva: brothers. Bruce and Greg, both o f Cocoa. Kevin. Geneva: sisters. Patricia Mead­ ows. Nesbitt. Miss.. Melinda Wcnderlein. Geneva. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge o f arrange­ ments. ELDORA M. JOHNSON Eldora M. Johnson. 88. Ponce de Leon Circle. Hacienda Village. Winter Springs, died Wednes­ day. Oct. 25 . 1995 at her residence. B om Aug. 13. 1907 In Columbus. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1980. She was executive secretary and case worker for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. She was a member of First Christian Church. San­ ford Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Bethany W h ile Shrine. Order o f A m a ra n th , and a commissioned officer In the Civil Air Patrol, serving as Chaplain's Administrative Assistant. be served from 5:30 until 7:30. The event w ill be on Weklva Pines Btvd. at Lynch Lane, west o f Sanford across the Weklva River o f f SR-46. For Information phone (904) 735-2118. • S A T U R D A Y - Oct. 28 D ow n tow n Sanford Costume Caper. Free. Open to children to age 12. Th e Halloween event D rill be from noon until 1:15 p.m. with m any surprises, special Halloween food, fortune telling, much live entertainment, and special treats. The event is in conjunction with the regular Satu rday Downtown Sanford Fanner’ s Market, a Sanford Main S tre e t p ro je c t, held at the M agnolia Square on E. First Street. Organizers would like to know the num ber o f children attend­ ing. and ask that they be called regarding this or for additional Information. 322-8678. •S U N D A Y — Oct. 29 — A Fam ily Halloween Carnival will be held at Spear Park, near the c o r n e r o f C a t a lin a a n d Mellonvtlle Avenue In Sanford. The even t has a drug-prevention •T U E S D A Y - Oct. 31 - Kids Halloween at the ArtaMALL. at th e W in ter Park m all. U .S. H ighw ay 17-92 at Lee Road In W inter Park. Trick or treat a t 24 stores srith candy and surprises from 5 until 8 p.m. 1A locating the Judicial Center In downtown Sanford, the county w ill see new In c o m e In th e a m o u n t o f 8478.000 per year, and the city. 8583.000 per year In new In­ come. Assuming if the court­ house cost the sam e to build In either location, the best return on the Investment is downtown. The money does not need to be spent at Five Points.” Reeves said he Is fully aware of Andersen's report and sugges­ tions made to the county and city officials. “ It Just wouldn’ t be proper for m e to reveal anything about this latest report before It is released publicly.” he said. “ By meeting one-on-one with each member o f the Seminole County Commission." he said, "w e believe we can explain our findings In a more relaxed at­ mosphere. and have adequate time In which to respond to any questions each o f them may have regarding ou r recommen­ dation.” At the present tim e, there Is no indication regarding when the full county com m ission may and carry a flashlight. • G o Trick or Treating in your neighborhood. Don’t wander too far from your home. • D on’ t wear a mask that blocks your vision. • W a lk on the sidewalks and not In the roadways. • I f you are out T r ic k or T r e a tin g with your y o u n g er brothers or sisters, stay with them . Help them c ro s s the streets and, remember, always cross at the com ers and wait for the light. A n d all law e n fo r c e m e n t agencies remind you ng people to have fun. to enjoy the evening, and to respect other people’s property. theme, and Is being sponsored b y the Doug Cline family and a num ber o f other families and friends in the neighborhood. The event is free to the public and everyone Is Invited, with gam es and other events planned. Th e Carnival will be held from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. For additional In­ formation phone Doug C line at 323-6780. •T U E S D A Y - Oct. 31 S e m in o le T ow n e C e n te r Is celebrating Its first Halloween’ for children under age 12. planned as a ’ ’safe event.’ ’ Children. In costu m e, accompanied b y a parent can take pint in a Trick O r Treat delight throughout the m all. All 100-plus stores Drill participate betDrcen 6 and 8 p.m. Tuesday. Seminole Tosme C en­ ter is located at the southeast co m er o f Interstate-4 and S R -46. In Sanford. bring the m atter up for public consideration. When the Andersen report was Issued suggesting the court re­ main In downtown Sanford, city officials were pleased with the resulta. Several county officials how ever, refused to m ake a decision, preferring to wait until the Reeves study was revealed. Drink 1A 3-23. adopting City Code Chap­ te rs . of 7 a.m. on Monday morning. Th e first reading of the ordi­ The matter has been discussed extensively fo r the past several nance was originally scheduled months during work sessions of on Sept. 11. but was continued the commission as w ell as other until the Sept. 15 meeting. With one commissioner absent at that city boards. t i m e , t h e o r d in a n c e w a s When presented for second approved by a 4-0 vote. At the second and final read­ reading during the Oct. 9th city commission meeting, the Item in g . w ith ou t explanation or was listed as. "Deleting City discussion, the ordinance was Code Chapter 3. Alcoholic Bev­ brought to a vote, and again erages. S ection 3-1 through unanimously passed. Tips - 1 A goblins on their big night. • D o not enter a stranger's home o r car for the promise o f candy. • D o n 't eat unwrapped candy or treats until your piuents have exam ined them. • I f you are going out 'after dark, w ear light colored clothing S u rvivors Include husband. Rev. S. Edward; sons. Edward. O v i e d o . F r e d r ic k . W in t e r Springs: daughter, Carole Linda Russo. Orlando: sister. Clara Johns. Colum bus. Ohio: six g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; ten g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Briaaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. F R E D A LEE JVRLDVA Freda Lee Jurllna. 70, Old M im s R o a d .. G eneva, died Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1995 at Or­ lando Regional Medical Center. Bom Feb. 4. 1925 in Shawnee. Ohio, she m oved to Central Florida in 1966. She was a homemaker. She was Protestant. S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e s o n . Stephen John. Mims; daughters. Sandra Smith. Bend. Ore.. Con­ nie Miller. Geneva: brother. Ray H am m ond. California: sister. Ellen Cassidy. Paris. Ky.: five grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a irc h lld Funeral Hom e. O viedo. In charge o f arrangements. Jodeph Louis Rcnfrow. 46. Sutter Avenue. Brooklyn. N.Y.. died Monday. Oct. 16. 1995 in Brooklyn. He was bom Jan. 6. 1949 In Rochester New York. After living for a considerable length o f tim e in Sanford. Inmoved to Brooklyn In 1965. He was a cab driver. He belonged to Trium ph Holiness Church. S u rv iv o rs Include mother. Ellen Renfrew. Sanford. Wllson-Elchclberger Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. J A M E S E. W ALK ER Jam es E. Walker, 64. Lakeside Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday. Oct. 24. 1995 In Winston-Salem. N.C. B om March 17. 1931 In Jum lng Branch. N.C.. he moved to Central Florida in 1952. He was a m em ber of Central Baptist Church. He was a retired CSX Railroad engineer. He was a m e m b e r o f Masonic Lodge. Penny Pinchers. Scottish Rite and UTU. Survivors Include wife. Tlsh; daughter. Suzanne W. Herrin. Lakeland; sister. Beatrice W. Ridenour. Deltona: three grand­ children. B ald w in -F alrch lld -O ak law n Park C em etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge o f arrangements. H A S T , T I R R V M I C H A I l SR Punoroi torvlco* tar Tarry Mlcfvool Hart. Sr.. 34. at Alla Vltta tlrost. DoSary. who was TuooOay will bo hoM at 1 pm. Friday. Oct. 17. at ttw RMocrott Boptltt Church. Sanford, with Fa*for Tony FMi and Sovorond Kon Halt officiating Frion* may call at ttw 0*1not Carry Hand Gordon Chapol Funaral Homo, n s C. SR 4 U Lonp«tod. on Thunday front 4 la t p.m. and Friday at ttw church tram t l naan until Iht lunaral hour. Arrow** moult by Oalnot Carry Hand Ion Chapol. Ltnfwotd 1407) 7*7 5101 , JOHNSON. I LOOPAM. Funorai wrvlco* Nr Mr*. Johmon will bo Friday IIS/77) at 14 am .. In ttw Rrluan Funorol Chapol. Intamont will lotlow In Clan Havan Mo mortal Fort. Frion do may call at ttw funaral homo Thunday tram 4 until I p.m. Far Iriondo who with, ttw family i m qiit* manor lot donation* to ttw VlUttnf N un oi Auoc lotion, n s Cocaltlor Parkway. Suita Ml. Winter Sark**. F L 77700. Arranfananti by Brlioan Funaral Homo. Sanford. 177 2171. W A L K S !. JAMBS I . M r. Jama* I . Waihar, oaa 4*. at Sanlard, wtw paooad away Tuotdoy. will ba conducted Friday at II *m ., a l lha Oaklawn F o rk C h a p ol at lha Baldwln-Fairchlld Funaral Hama, with Pooler Jerry Fufota officiating Manorial donation* cm bo modi to ttw Control Baptlit Church BuiWlnf Fundi 3101 W. F l n l Straot. Sanford. ild w lr •montt ■Irchlld Funaral Han*. Oaklawn Fork Chapol. Lake Mary. CITY OF LAKE FLORIDA NOYICE OF CONDITIONAL, OR V SB* The City of Lake Mary Florida, propose* to adopt th« following ordinance effecting property shown in the map below: AN ORDINANCE OFTHE CITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, R EP EA LIN G CHAPTER 157 O F THE CO DE OF ORDI­ NANCES; ESTABLISHING AN EW CHAPTER 157 OFTHE CODE O F ORDINANCES; AMENDING THE REGULATIONS FOR LANDSCAPING, BUFFERING AND OPEN S M C E ; AMENDING REQUIREMENTS FO R PLANTING MATERIALS; ESTABLISHING SCREENING REQUIREMENTS FOR LOAD­ ING, R EFU SE AND RECYCLING AREAS; ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION AND REMOVAL OF TREES; SETTING FORTH PERMITTING CRITERIA; PRO­ VIDING A P P E A L PROCEDURES; PROVIDING DEFINI­ TIONS; PROVIDING PENALTIES; PROVIDING EXEM P­ TIONS AND EXCEPTIONS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY, CON- FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Th« City of Lake Mary Florida, proposal to adopt the follow­ ing ordinance effecting property shown in the map below: AN ORDINANCE O F T H E CITY OF LAK E MARY. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE 241 AS CODIFIED IN CHAPTER 15459(C)(2)(e). 154.62(C)(2). 154.63(C)(2), 154.64(C)(2), 154.65(C)(4), AND 154.66(C)(4)(a) O FTHE CODE OF ORDINANCES OFTHE CITYOF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. AMENDING BUILDING SETBACKS FO R R-3. PO. C-1. C-2, M-1A AND M-2A ZONING DISTRICTS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FO R CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A Public Hearing on the ordinance will be held on November 2,1995, al 8:00 P. M., or as soon thereafter as possible, in the City Commission Chambers. Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Coun­ try Club Road, Lake Mary Florida. The public is invited to at­ tend and be heard. A copy of the ordinance is available in the City Clerk’s office al Lake Mary City Hall. A Public Hearing on the ordinance will be held on November 2, 1995, at 8:00 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as possible, in the City Commission Chambers, Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary Florida. The public is invited to attend and be heard. A copy of the Ordinance is available in the City Clerk's of­ fice at Lake Mary City Hall. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDESTO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL N EED A RECORD OF THE PR O C E E D ­ INGS. AND THAT. FOR SU CH PURPOSE. HE O R SHE M At NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS IS M ADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE AP­ PEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 286.0105. I h . k b r y t t v iN M U t o M The family of Ox law Mr*. Mary Hantrauw Wbilchurtt are ituoanly irauful fur you ■tuny act* of Luubmi n m k 4 lo n <kina| a proud whra » * ncrdrJ o muu Your uippon lua |i«c* it* un«|th to our mou ikfTriuU motncMi. May (m i Bin* rah of you. A Special (hank* lu The OrlaoJo P o im aw] S e m in o le C o u n ty L a o Eaforcem eal S in . Faye WNiama an* Fanufy NOTE: IF A PERSO N DECIDES TO APPEA L ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MA/ NEED TO EN ­ SURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE A P P E A L IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 286.0105. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY AD A COORDINATOR AT LEA ST 48 HOURS INADVANCE O FT H E MEETING AT (407) 324-3024. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA CARO L A. FOSTER. CITY C LE R K C IT Y OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICK OF PRRM ITTID, CONDITIONAL, OR hi- PROH IRITID USB CHANQK PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADACOORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 324-3024. ? CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA CAROL A. FOSTER. CITYCLERK i �1 t V ITT h t t . - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. October 26. 199S AIDS study: Body and its own defense N ATIO N A L B R IEFS AP Science Writer Budget balancing votes NEW YO R K — In a new sign of how slippery a foe the AIDS virus Is, researchers reported today that H can Infect key blood rells even after it's trapped snd chemically handcuffed by the body. *■ The result show s that re­ searchers must find ways to attack th e trapped HIV. re­ searcher G regory Burton said. Scientists have long known that large populations o f HIV become trapped by a weblike mesh In lym phoid tissues like the tonsils, spleen and lymph Probe co n tin u es into b u s crash nodes. Studies show that HIV Infects FOX RIVER GROVE. 111. — Investigators tried to determine blood cells In lymphoid tissues, today whether a malfunctioning traffic light held a school bus but It hasn't been clear whether on railroad tracks ns a commuter train slammed Into It at up to the trapped HIV was responsible. 60 mph. That’s because the trapped The wreck killed five students and Injured about 30 others. viruses are "handcuffed," cov­ Eleven students remained hospitalized today, five In critical ered with antibodies and other condition. Immune system proteins that Sensors embedded In the tracks arc supposed to change the should prevent them from In­ crossing's traffic light to green as a train approaches to signal fecting cells. vehicles to clear the Intersection, officials said. But the new study says they are Infectious, and It blames the From Associated Press reports cells that form the wcbllke mesh. Som ehow, these cells let trapped H IV continue to Infect d e s p ite Its h a n d c u ffs , r e ­ searchers from Virginia Com­ m o n w e a l t h U n i v e r s i t y In dress code of som e or the young Richmond report In today's issue C o n t l n n t d f r o m F |i« 1 A celebrate, was at­ women on cam pus." she said. o f the Journal Nature. tended by several hundred of "Now rrntember this was the Burton, an assistant professor those who have been associated early 70s. Dr. W eldon's response with Weldon and w ith the col­ was to 'print It.’ He had noted o f m i c r o b i o l o g y a n d Im ­ the problem himself, he said munology. said current anti-HIV lege for three decades. drugs m ay not work against the While Interviews w ith the five grinning." The fast pace o f the 80s barely trapped virus because they are candidates to replace W eldon in the top post at the college arc gave people tim e to catch their aimed at blocking reproduction, scheduled for next m onth and a breath. Hattaway noted. Weldon and HIV does not reproduce Is Ihe organized, stable, driving while trapped. decision is expected shortly after force Dial has made SCC a great that, Weldon Is slepptng slowly "W e g o out and destroy the institution, she noted. aside. He hopes to be fully virus at oth er sites, but It "file) Is I>oth a gentle man and retired by the start o f the new a gentleman. I’ ve never seen him remains sitting (while trapped) year, but has agreed to help with take advantage of anyone or ... waiting to Infect as soon as It the transition as ncedrd after seen him speak harshly to a gels an opportunity.” he said. that. soul. He Is a master at getting The w cb -m a k ln g cells are Speakers. Including retired Circuit Judge Vernon Mize. SCC. people to come to consensus. It's railed follicular dendritic cells. ironic lo me Hiat during the year Their normal Job Is to trap and faculty senate president Lucinda Coultcr-Hurbach. SCC board of If his retirement, w e have a hold bits o f foreign material, beautiful n ew administration which serve to remind the dis­ trustees president Beth Hattawny. executive director o f the building." she noted. "H e's get­ ease-fighting Immune system Florida Community C ollege sys­ ting everything he worked for what germ s and other invaders tem Clark Maxwell and Lyndi and lie's leaving. Hut lie's leav­ look like. ing willi Ills house In order." Dawson, chairman o f the SCC The new work was done in because site said she can not campus governance board, took Weldon and others on a trip Imagine him not being an active mice and In test tubes. Re­ force at SCC. she said, she's searchers found that when HIV through time at SCC. was handcuffed by so-called Mize remembered the 1960s "trying lo find a w ay to clone neutralizing antibodies. It could and Weldon with a popular song hint." still Infect Its key target. T cells The IxMird o f trustees unani­ from the time: Nancy Sinatra's mously voted Weldon the title of o f the Immune system, but only " T h e s e Hoots nrc Made for If dendritic cells were present. W alkin'." noting that when he President emeritus In apprecia­ first met Weldon he eon hi lx1 tion for tils m any years of found walking nil o v e r the SCC dedicated service. Clark said that Weldon is "a campus. "A n d when I think o f Ixtois — 1 sensitive, cart tig Individual who ihlnk of shoes — and whoever Is concerned about Ihc welfare of Ills fellow men and Ills rommulakes hts place Is going lo have iilly." big shoes to fill." He noted that other college in the 1970s Coulter-Hurhach recalled the board o f trustees presidents love him und agreed changed the name from Semi­ that "they really do need to nole Junior College tu Seminole clone him." Dawson lauded the president Community College. She re­ for Ills dedication to Imth the m em bered an In cid en t that showed Weldon's Integrity and college and the students. " D r . W e ld o n a lw u y s re ­ ids sense of humor. " O n c e I In t e r r u p te d Hr. cognizes students and It makes Weldon's walk through the halls you feel good that he takes Ihc lo consult with him about a lime to see how you are doing." risque editorial one ol m y stu­ she noted. "(H e ) lias vision, lie dent contributors hud submitted lias enriched the lives o f ihc for publication’ la the campus eoniniiinlly and has enhanced newspaper. The Hues o f file student file and education." The evening concluded with editorial noted 'hralcss. bounrIng and Jiggling boohs' as the comments from Weldon's wife sladcnl complained atxmt the Gerry anil Weldon himself. WASHINGTON - Tlu- House and Senate arc bracing for Ihclr first votes mi milestone Republican budget-balancing plans, as leaders of Ihe I wo cham bers eontlmie rutting deals to solidify I h e ir expected victory margins. Brandishing fresh agreements with wavering lawm akers nn Medicaid and agriculture. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, K-Ga.. and Senate Majority Leader Hob Dole, K-Knn.. marched their chambers toward passage or similar measures, despite a veto threat from the W hite House. The House was poised to approve the legislation today, while the Senate seemed likely to follow Friday, Ikith bills claim to balance the budget by 2002 b y extracting savings from Medicare. Medicaid, benefits for veterans, and hundreds of programs all across the government. 8amlr>oia County Ratlrad Senior Volunteer Pro­ gram hold an open house Wednesday. R8VP has now officially taken over the building on the campus of Seminole Community College which II baa oecuplad on a temporary basis. 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RBI). By OAKY COATOAM Herald Staff Writer Fsfgmon BaMball 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 Kenne Brown, college coaches and professional players are expected to appear as Instructors. The camp, for players ages 9-18. Is limited to the first 70 entrants. Cost Is $40 for the two days. Including lunch. Saturday's schedule will be from 9 a.m. until dark, with Sunday starting a noon and also ending at dark. For more Information call (407) 331-8983. H u t walvt cantors MIAMI — The Miami Heat on Wednesday waived centers Alan Ogg and Chad Gallagher, bringing the team roster to 14. Ogg, who was a fan favorite when he rude the bench for Miami from 1900-93. was waived by Atlanta last October. Gallagher played one year with the Phoenix Suns. He unsuccessfully tried out Tor the Heat last year as well. ■m w H — iry ww.rin -rC;vrvi * Habs rout Pantbors MONTREAL — Brian Savage scored two goals as the suddenly revived Montreal Canadlens won their third straight with a 7-3 decision over the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night. Pierre Turgeon. Mark Recchl. Benoit Brunet. Saku Kolvu and Vincent Damphouase also scored for the Canadlens, w ho won their third consecutive home game since Mario Tremblay replaced Jacques Demers as head coach. Stu Barnes scored In the second period and Gord Murphy added one In the third for Florida, which had trounced the Maple Leafs 6-1 In Toronto on Tuesday night and had won six o f its first eight games. Tunnls’ Riggs dead SAN DIEGO — Bobby Riggs, a Wimbledon and U.S. champion whose greatest fame came when Billie Jean King beat him In the "Battle or the Sexes." died at his home In suburban Leucadia. He was 77. Riggs, diagnosed eight years ago with prostate cancer, was 55 In 1973 when he lost three straight sets to King before a crowd o f 30,473 at the Houston Astrodome and a television au­ dience estimated at 50 million. Inducted to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1967. Riggs was ranked No. 1 in 1939 when he won Wimbledon and the drat o f two U.S. titles. Astros to Washington, D.C.? Lym an’s Tracy Charbono had 13 service points to help lead the Greyhounds to a straight game victory over Lake Howell In the opening game o f the Class 6A-Dtstrtct 4 Tournament Tuesday night. LONGWOOD — Tracy Charbono had 13 service points Wednesday to lead tournament host Lyman past Lake Howell 1S-7, 15-6 In the first round of th e Class 6A. District 4 girls volleyball tournament. A llle D a n n e r a n d A s h l e y Ruckman served the Silver Hawks to a 4-1 lead to open game one, and the lead w ould seesaw back and forth In the early stages o f the game. Jonnle Bcland. Ltx Knutson and Carolyn C rager collaborated for five service points to put Lyman ahead 64. Erin Torgcrsen pulled the Silver Hawks Into a 6-6 deadlock, but the Greyhounds then took contol o f the action. Stacey Ritter made the score 7- 6 In f a v o r o f L y m a n , a n d Charbono ran ofT seven straight service points to extend the lead to 14-6. Kim Cowperthwalte closed the deficit to 14-7 with a service point for Lake Howell, but Ritter then closed out th e first game for Lyman. "I sot everyon e Into the match tonight, and wc played as a team.” said Lyman coach Christy Bryce. "Even the players we brought up the ju n io r varsity played well. If wc play together, w e can beat anyone." Charbono and Knutson served Lyman to a 7-0 lead In game two, and Bcland extended the mad to 9-1. Erica Ortiz got three service points to pull L a k e Howell to within 9-4. Crager served Lyman to a 144 lead, and Torgcrsen pulled Lake Howell Lyman dtf Lab* Howtll 1*7,1 H Ww a n U dBi Saminnal 1: Lafca Brantley v», Laka Mary. 4:11p.m. Samlllnai 1: tyman n O vM o, a p.m. Champlanthip match: Stmiflnalwlnnart to w ith in 14-6 before B rlanne Hickey closed out the match. "It was a rebuilding year for us." said Lake Howell coach J o Luciano. 'T was dlssapotnted with the way w c played against Lym an in the tournament. I hoped we would be a little more competitive since we split tw o matches with them this season." Bcland and Crager had tw o serv­ ice points for Lyman, while Knutson and Ritter each added one. Angela G o ff had four kills for the Sliver Hawks. Torgersen. Allle Danner and Ashley Ruckman each had two service points for Lake Howell, w h ile C opp erth w alte h ad one. Ruckman and Danner had tw o aces, while Torgersen had one. Th e loss ends Lake H o w ell's season, while Lyman m oves on to play No. 1 seed Oviedo. Lake Mary takes on Lake Brantley at 4:30 p.m. In the Lyman High School g y m to start the semifinal action. Th e Lions and Greyhounds clash at 6 p.m. tonight, and the semifinal winners w ill m eet In the cham pionship match at 7:30 p.m. Harald Staff Writer ST. CLOUD — The Seminole girl volleyball team closed Its seasoi with a 15-8. 15-9 loss to Satclllt Wednesday in the semifinals of th Class 5A. District 6 tournament a St. Cloud high school. Satellite jumped out to a 3-0 leai In game one before Kelly Langtoi cut the deficit to 3-1. Satellit extended the lead to 6-1. but Tin White and Sabrecna Sapp serve: Seminole Into a 7-6 lead. Th Scorpions tied the game 7-7 an: Aubrey Nelson served the Tribe lnt an 8-7 lead. Satellite then closed ou the game with eight points on three side outs. D Saa T rlk a, Faga 3B Seminole got a big game from Tina White, but the Tribe dropped a close decision to Satellite In the semifinals of the Class 5A-Dlstrlct 6 Tournament at St. Cloud High School Tuesday evening. Big innings lead to wins at Chase VOLUYPM T 1996 STARTS ■yM ANM M TM Herald Sports Editor Cardinals for sal# ST. LOUIS — The traditional St. Louis combination of beer and baseball Is breaking up — Anheuser-Busch Is selling the Cardinals. Anheuser-Busch, owner o f the team for 42 years, said the sale, expected to be completed in June. Is part of a plan to concentrate on Its core businesses o f beer, theme parks and aluminum cans. Financial World magazine has estimated the value of the team at $ 110 m illion. TV H « M P h o to * by P h il K a n lito n C am atols llsttofa m t o t > » $ * turns mjatrtmi w a s to r is w iii Sem inole eliminated from 5A-6 tourney WASHINGTON — Telecommunications exec­ utive William Collins III reportedly Is close to completing a deal to buy the Houston Astros and move the team to RFK Stadium next spring. The Washington Post and ESPN said today that Astros owner Drayton McLanc has agreed to sell to Collins' group o f local Investors, but the price is under negotiation. Collins said the team would play at RFK until a stadium is built in northern Virginia. The Post, citing local officials, said the price probably will be between 6150 million and 6160 million. The Astros have lost $69 million during the past three years. □ 8 p.m. — WFTV 9, Braves at Indians. (LI c m *a . M r * «w O n M t, The elite ol boys' volleyball will meet at Lake Mary High School today as Volleyfest 1995 begins. The true double-ellmlnallon tournament will play two rounda today (Thursday) and then finish on Saturday. Today's schedule has Seminole playing University and DeLand taking on Dr. Phillips at 5 p.m. and Lake Mary facing Boone and Lake Howell tackling Colonial at 6 p.m. The loaer'a will come back to play at 7 p.m., with the winner’s meeting at 8 p.m. Action will resume at noon on Saturday, with the championship game set for 5 p.m. Cost lor each session will be $4 lor spectators. SANFORD - Crazy W ings con­ tinued to pile up the runs and Hopkins Meals claimed a huge victory In Sanford Recreation De­ partment Men's Wednesday Night Fall Slowpltch Softball League ac­ tional Chose Park. Crazy Wings fell behind ASP Incorporated 3-2 after one Inning, but then got things going, using six hits and three walks to score eight runs In the lop of the second Inning. 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TRC tapped danced all over N ft H Incorporated, scoring at least two runs in every Inning and collecting 28 hits in a 23-4. flve lnnlng trouncing. Th is Friday. TRC (6-1) and Modern TRC MAH tN.MBN.aM Ml 1 - 0 1 1*4 .1 - » 10 O tl 0 1 - 4 t Welding (6-1) battle at 6:30 p.m. and N A II Incorporated (0-7) pluys PRISM (2-5) at 7:45 p.m. Pacing M odern W elding were Andy Latimer (triple, single, run). Todd Hunter (single, run. two RUI). Rich Hanralty. Dave Schutt and Mike Akers (one single and one run each), Randy Lewis (single. Rill) and Alan Domtny Inin. RBI). Hitting for PRISM were Art Resell (three singles, run). Mel Goings (two singles, RBI). Jim Thompson (single, runl and Frank Stagg. Elvis Figueroa. Frank Lubinskas, Boh Pulaganoand Bill Quinn (one single each). Powering TRC were Craig Merkerson (two ence last year to scrond this "W e played really well, and we year." Corso said. "W e placed stepped II up and did the best we second in the district, which Is cou ld." said Seminole coach our highest in three years. I was Hclh Corso. "W e almost pulled liappv with the way we played mil Itie second name. We did a this season, and we were so close ji(M)d job on our coverage and to m aking It to subregional play." sen e recicvc." The Tribe, which posted a After Satellite took a l-0 lead 15-10 record this season, got 25 In k a m c t w o . S a p p a n d Vllaphone K attanavong kavc good sets. 12 digs, seven sen-lee Seminole a 3-1 lead. The Scorpi­ points, six assists and one ace ons then took a 7-3 edge, but from White. Sapp had 11 service White, Sapp and Aubrey Nelson served the Tribe to an 8-7 lead. Satellite took an 11-8 lead. Seminole cut it to M-9 with a service point from Marlsa Alford, and Satellite closed out the match on four side outs. "W e went from last place In the Seminole Athletic Confer­ Incorporated were JefT Lunev In (two singles, two RBI). David the fourth liming. Hopkins Meats Wright (two singles, one run sc o red ). J e ff Bergm an (tw o wtnt on to post an 8-3 victory, sin gles). Jam es Evans (one the third loss by the tdentlcal 8-3 single, one nm scored, two RBI). score for Wells Contracting this Grett Moran (one single, one run season. scored, one RBI). Steve Ghent Crazy Wings Is now 5-0. while (one single, two runs scoredl. Hopkins Meats ts 3 2, W ells Ron Kelly (one single, one run Contracting 2-3 and ASP Incor­ scored). Mark Dowell (one single, porated 0-5. one RBI). Duane Goeinbel (one Next week. Crazy Wtngs lakes RUI) and Chris PoczcknJ and Cliff Arata (one run scored each). on Wells Contracting at 7 p.m. Doing the damage for Hopkins and Hopkins Meals faces ASP Incorporated at 8 p.m. Meats were John Seurles (three Contributing for Crazy Wings singles, one run scored, one RBI). Manny Silvia (one double, were Brantley Brumley (tw o doubles, two singles, two m ns one single, two runs scored). Bill scored, four RUI|. Cary Keefer Shaw (two singles, one run (three singles, one run scored, s c o r e d ). T im B ark ley (tw o two KUI). Donnie Miller (two singles, three Kill I. w inning singles, two runs scored, two pitcher Tom Szabti (one single, RBI). Don Mueller (two singles, unc run scored, une RBI). Bobby one run scored, two RBI) and Shaw (one single, tw o runs Mark Janscli (two singles, three scored ). Lurry Chunal (one s in g le , tw o R B I) and M ike m ns scored). Als4i contributing were Gary Seurles (one single, one run Miller (one doubles, one run scored). Providing the offense for Wells scored , three RBI), winning p itch er S teve Woodley (one Contracting were Murk Whltlev single, two walks, four runs Itwo singles, one mn scored). scored, one RUI). Ron Wtrth (one Bob Wells Jr.. Rick Wells and single, three runs scoredl. David John Scott (two singles each). Goldstlck (one single, one run George Purzlg (one single, two scored) and Stan Brumley (four runs scored). Eddie Hunt. Bn walks, two runs scorni. two Sellers and Bob Wells Sr. (one single each) and John Hcicliurt RBI). D oin g the hitting for ASP and Jeff Kipp (one RBI each). I PHILADIL^NIA lA G ill Jofmon S(jn*d Trof O »(9^» *9 i an f r t r ^ ht rFnrmjin ItOCRET h*tm+4\ H k l N CHICAGO ILACAHANM Ji-ciWf N4he* p H » e . ’3; I^Jnjpdun .sf •N 1M I MONTI t AL CANADIIN1 - W •o Fftdrr.«Ion of Vv. M il TORONTO M1RII l I A f l - S»r» Wr Jm V xJt *o V Jo*M e» -* AMI Urtfrutwul HoU m L«««w« INOIANAPOUS IC l - S r*4 0^ Fihmono* <»**"»*«*" MINNESOTA MOOSE 0* « 0 u r jo* VxJr* ( M lC w f H M lf T t M f it 0 -» DATTON I 0MIKRS - Tf*^i u , a* Rolmd r«ghi «hnq. »o IN Ern Nr„ points, five digs: two kills and two blocks and llnrmonl Nosier had 12 good sets, eight digs and five assists for Seminole. Ruttannvong had four digs and two dinks for Seminole; Alford had three kills, three service points, one dig and one are: Nelson had six service ]x>inrs. four digs, four kills, two blocks and two aces: Dawn Tralna had three digs and one kill; and *’lki Snell had two service points. TR A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 30 Years... SameLocation <7A*i A V O o / > « 2 M L A t< . . . . CALD ER N O R S E R A C IN G ) C o n tin u e d from P ig * I B a* * r NASHVILLE ANIGHTS - Sgr»^ a C o n tin u ed fro m Page I B C h a s e -------- ip* C ip rv iL cvn^r Tribe home mns, triple, single, four runs, five RBI), winning pitcher Tom Grace)- (four singles, two mns. three RBI). Cunts Tabor (double, two singles, three runs. RUI), Eric Bullock (double, two singles, run, three RBI) and Myrtel Reid (three singles, four runs. RBI). Also contributing were Dean Debase (two singles, two mns. two RBI). Joel Lipscomb (two singles, mn. two RBI). 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Florida - Thursday. October 26. 1995 - SB Broken thumb may sideline O’Neal until January AseeelatadSreee ORLANDO — Shaqullle O'Neal will have surgery on his broken right thumb and muy be sidelined until Just before New Year's. *T want to be playing by Christmas, but I'm not going to rush anything." O'Neal said Wednesday. "M y team Is good enough tR where they can hold their own without m e." The 7-foot center w h o led the Orlando Magic to the NBA Finals last season will be nperuted on Thursday, a minor procedure to repair a piece of the bone In his thumb. "H e will be out o f competitive basketball for approximately six to eight weeks after surgery." Dr. Richard Shurc o f the Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic said Wednesday after examining O'Neal. O'Neal said his thumb was bent bark flat Tuesday night when he was raked across the hand by Miami center Matt Geiger on a move lo the basket In the second quarter o f the Magic's 106-91 exhibition victory. Geiger was not called for a foul. In fact. O’Neal was called for traveling as he spun along the baseline and went for what looked like a dunk. Immediately aflcr the Injury. O'Neal was furious and threatened to "sh ow ... some of my Shaq-Fu stufT to any other player who put a similar move on him. But by Wednesday. O 'N eal had cooled off. "It's not a matter o f gettin g revenge anymore. It happened and now It's o ver." O'Neal said. "But somebody needs to do something. I think some coaches tell their players lo com e In and chop me and hope I get mad and throw a punch or something and get thrown out. I guess that’s a Rogers edges Balouah at N S good tactic, but it's not right. I'v e got to be able lo protect myself." Geiger said the Heat's gam e plan was to foul O'Neal If he got the ball In loo close. "It was a Just a normal foul. There was nothing personal about it." he said. "Y o u 're going lo get fouled because he's not a good free throw shooter." the Heat's Billy Owens said Wednesday. "You got lo expect that." But some of O'Neal’s teammates were bitter. " A hard foul Is a hard foul, but not when you're out there trying lo hurt som ebody." Horace Grant said. "T h a t foul was ridiculous." There was no word how the Magic will fill the center spot although they signed veteran Jon Koncak as O'Neal's backup In the offseason. "Obviously I'm not going to provide the offense that Shaqullle did. but that's not why they brought me here." Koncak said. "1 came here In help with Ihe defense and rebounding and step In If there was an emergency." In Tuesday's game. O'Neal finished with 11 points In 13 minutes. He was 4-for-6 from the field and 3-for-4 from the foul line. He was averaging 22.8 point a game during preseason. In his three seasons. O'Neal has missed only three games because of Injury. Last season he averaged 29.3 points. 11.4 rebounds and 2.4 b lo c k s to lead the Magic to the Eastern Conference championship and Ihe finals for the first lim e, "E ve ryo n e on this team would rather be playing with Shaqullle than without him. but It's no use talking about what you don't h ave." Magic coach Brian Hill said. "W c'vc got to have our guys elevate their game some and go with what we h a ve." MAT W ly P A U iM M M tU A Special to llw Htrsld_____________ SAMSULA — Orlando's David Rogers, driving the T M Ranch Firebird, drove his w ay to victo­ ry lane In the 25 lap late model feature Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. "It's great to be in victory lane tonight." said Rogers, the 1994 NASCAR Winston national late model champion. "F o r the last few months, we tried all kinds of changes on the car and nothing worked. We went back to the basics, and we now have the car near where we want It to be. The car was outstanding." Gary Balough finished second w ith Guy T h o m a s . B ru c e Lawrence and Don Fenn In tow. Tony Newsom raced uncon* tested to his fourth limited late m o d e l w in . N e w s o m , w ho started the race from the fifth position, got by race leader Bobby Sears on lap four after driving his way through traffic. Once on the point, Newsome was never headed on his trip to victory lane. Richard Parks, who passed Sears at the halfway point, was second. Sears was third, followed by David Ponder and Mark Stevenson. Balluogh. driving double du ty, handily won the 35 lap X 1 R Friction Eliminator modified feature. HsraM S IM M Sy Rsfw Nw u m S The agony and the ecstacy. Larry Cook (top) sits dejectedly In his battered race car alter one of the many accidents attributed to the cold weather at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday night. Tony Newsome (bottom), however, was all smiles alter taking his Chevrolet Monte Carlo to Victory Lane In the Limited Late Model feature. "1 had a hot rod tonight," said Balough, who drove the Park Avc. Auto Parts/Cowboys Saloon Cavalier. “ This car Is always a winner. All 1 had to do Is give It the gas and s t e e r . Its an awesome car." Trailing Balough were Wayne Parker. W ayn e R e u tlm a n n , R a n d y H eck er a n d W a yn e Southaid. Conrad Grenier outduelled Gene VanAlstlne and Jared Allison to win the ministock main event. Grenier, who look the point from VanAlstlne at the halfway mark, took the checkers a car length In front of VanAlstlne. Allison was third with Brian Bcllaw fourth and Kevin DlMeco fifth. Butch Plcrcc charged from the rear of the pack to win the sportsman 15 lap feature event. Pierce, who started the race from the 14th p o sitio n , ch arged through traffic and was In sec­ ond place with his sights set on race leader Terry McDowell by lap eight. W it h t h r e e la p s t o the checkers. Pierce pulled alongside of McDowell to challenge for the lead. They raced side by side, with Pierce gaining the advan­ tage coming out og turn four. T railin g the lead duo were Tommy Johnson. J e ff Warren and Jerry Smith. Balough takes Late Model feature at Orlando VOLUSIA COUNTY RESULTS Im li lt s t lw H s r s K _______ B A R B E R V IL L E Rod Butcher continued lo domi­ nate the Mini Stock ctuss at Volusia County Speedway as he piloted his Ford Mustang to yet another feature win to widen his points lead. The Sanford resident Is In the process of building a Chevrolet Monle Carlo lo take on the NASCAR All-Pro Series tour next year. Here are the asphalt track results at V olu sia County Speedway on Saturday. Octo­ ber 21. MODIFIED S P E C IA L (50 laps) — 1. Jon Compagnone Jr.: 2. Jon Compagnone Sr.: 3. Jimmy Alvls: 4. Jerry Lee Yarbrough: 5. John Gamble. 8VPEE STOCK — 1. David Clegg: 2. Joe Strehle: 3. Eric Botclho: 4. Dave Denyer: 5. Keith Blaga. PRO STOCK — 1. Chris Lawrence: 2. Jim m y Winks: 3. Donnie W illia m s : 4. Rod Gammon; 5. Russ Anlonuccl. MINI STOCK — I. Rod B u tch er, S a n fo r d : 2. A! Huker: 3. S teve Rigsby: 4. Wayne Wells: 5. Larry Carter. PURE S T O C K (4 - c y lin d e r ) — HEAVY 1. Mike MacDougall: 2. Pat Wells: 3. Mike Cope: 4. Donnie Ashford. 5. Billy Peterson. PURE STOCK LIGHT (4cylinder) — 1. Paul Sheppard: 2. Mark E ld rld ge: 3. W ill Smcenk; 4. Eric Anderson. PURE STOCK (S-cylinder) — I. Jeff Varclka: 2. Kandy Strehle: 3. Vince Kellham; 4. Will Deese: 5. Joe Klarlck. PRO 4 MODIPIED8 - 1. Dana Barlow: 2. Steve Marnell: 3. Steve Wheller; 4. Charlie Shack: 5. Jon Smith: 6. Jim Fauroi; 7. Bobby Dayton; 8. G e o rg e S a n d s ; U. Toni Anglesey. ■ y PAUL MARSSQUA Special to the Herald ORLANDO — New Smyrna Beach's Gary "Hot S h o e" Balough. driving the X1R Friction Eliminator Caniaro. paced the Meld from start to finish to win the 25 lap laic model feature event Friday night at Orlando Speedworld. Despite four caution periods that bunched the field for new restarts. Balough dominat­ ed the action to notch his eighth win of the year. Ron DiCandlo was second In front of Steve Avlnger. Don Fenn. John Lowers and Duke Southard. An early race caution took out top contender Ronnie Burkett. A five ear melee on lap four, triggered by a slow car In the racing lane, plied up cars on the front straight away. Burkett's racer w as lowed to the pits on the hook. The other ears, despite sheet metal damage, continued the race. Gene VanAlstlne led from the pole lo score his 1lih win ol the season In the nlnl-stock division. VanAlstlne. who Is In second place In the FASCAR point standings, edged Kevin DiMeeo by hall a car length lo the Hag stand for the win. Trailing DlMcco were Brian Belluw, Tcri Bryant and Richard Newton. When I cheeked with the tower, they conllrmcd that Tim won by less than a foot. Now that's some close quarters racing." Carl Peters paced the field Iroin start lo finish in win ills first ever bomber feature event. Hooked up in a fierce bailie for second place w ere Bill Loomis. Glen Castro and New Smyrna Beach driver Jeremy Filch making Ills first appearance at the Oilandu spcctlplunl. Loom is edged the irlo at the stripe for second In front of Castro. Filch and Dwyane Waddell. Eddie Marlin held o ff a late race charge by Jim m y Wilkins and Dave Savlckl lo lake the checkers In the 35 lap modified headliner. Martin took jmsscsslon of the number one slolt when race leader W qyne Heckle tangled with Balough going Into turn three. The race resumed with Balough and Heckle on the tail end of the leap lap. as Savlckl and Wilkins lined up behind Martin. Mike Todd dominated racing action In the limited late model class to notch Ills seventh victory of the year. Uohbv S|K-ars was a distant second, with Dallas Ward. David Todd and Mike Coppa filling out the lop five poxltlons. Butch Pierce's Iasi lap charge on Tim Aullinan came up about a half a tool short as Atillnian edged Pierce at the starters stand for th e w in In the sportsman headliner. In lo w behind the lead duo were Jcff Hadley. Larry Osteen and Harvey Pope. "It was almost too close to call." said llagman Johnny Bass. "T o me. It looked like Tim Aullinan had It by a small margin. Martin and Savlckl raced nose to tall until the five laps to go sign was displayed. Willi four laps to the checkers. Wilkins got to the Inside of Savlckl. W ilkins and Savlckl. racing wheel lo wheel, chased Martin to victory lane. Wilkins edged Savlckl. and they were followed by W ayne Southard and Kelly Jarrell. llaluiigh pulled Into the pits after he lilt the wiill in turn three, and Heckle llnlshrd sixth after dropping off the pace late In the race with mechanical problems. JeffShafTcr was the winner of the run-about race, with Paul Hindman taking the win In the minl-humbcr event. �4 4 8 - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, Octobtr 28, 1993 Is hysterectomy the right option? DEAR DR. G O TT: Thia year 1 will be 55. A year ago my menstrual c y c le Juat stopped. Then 1 spotted a few times, la thia unusual? I’ve had no pro­ blems o f any kind. At this age might I need a hysterectomy? DEAR READER: Menopause, which ailccta moat women dur­ ing their 40a and 50a, ia marked by cesaatlon o f menstruation. However, co n tin u ed spotting may persist fo r several months, as the b od y adjusts to the unfamiliar decrease in hormone. This ia unlike spotting that may occur well Into menopause; such bleeding re q u ire s immediate investigation b y a gynecologist. From your brief description. I ’d conclude that you have experienced a n uncomplicated menopause. A n d I doubt that you need a n y further therapy, such as horm one supplements that may be prescribed to allevi­ ate the sym ptom s o f menopause and to p r o t e c t a g a in s t os­ teoporosis and heart disease. Hysterectomy (removal o f the uterus) Is an operation that is reserved for w om en who have specific gynecological problems, such as fibroids (benign uterine growths) or cancer: the operation should not b e performed on women who don 't have specific su rg ic a l i n d ic a t io n s . Your gynecologist ca n advise you. DEAR DR. G O TT : You stated that post-polio syndrome may be due to reactivation o f the virus. I believe that the most logical explanation is that muscles sim­ ply get weaker with age. Please comment. DEAR READER: For unknown reasons, some people who suf­ fered from polio decades ago appear to en ter a late phase of a cce lera te d w e a k n e s s (and musete shrinkage) that is called post-polio syndrome. In m y orig­ inal column. I Indicated that scientists did not really know w hy this h a p p e n s . T o my knowledge, th ey still don't. In attempting to explain this frig h ten in g p h en o m e n o n . I raised several possibilities. One was that the polio viruses were som ehow re-activated: another was that muscular weakness is com m on In all of us as we age and that patients who had expe­ rienced the permanent weakness o f polio would be .more affected than would non-polio Individu­ als. I m ust sdmlt that I am more a t t r a c t e d t o t he s e c o n d hypothesis. Therefore, I won’ t argue w llh you - except to restate: No one truly knows why 41 Dm — non 44 Cowl cast 47 two MChoorful U U g a M Army command(2 wds.) MKptcpoom 87 IpOCMid 88 PooWon again 14 It 11 17 j 11 Jacob's twin Mikanausgs l feuffll *1 H — Bn LSI DOWN 1 Aetata 1 Actor's goal 1 HOMS up 4 Oinoong plant 17 8 MfM 11 jj!Vf*•*!"*? • M i t d (a aaiatf) 7 Pours forth H H fl WWmm • Hr (comb, form) 40 Btocwtt ftohoo tOUoofho P E TE R G O T T .M .D . .1 this happens. In a n y c a se , p o s t - p o l t o syndrome can be helped by an active program of rehabilitation and strengthening exercises. Copyright 1995 NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 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OROUIOOCD FOREVER' w. .. . *-* / L ‘A /T o i 3 / fl II ■ y Phillip A ld o r spade finesse was working, d e­ G e o rg e M o o r e , the Irish clarer could afford one trump author, claim ed that "the wrong loser. Whereas if West had the way always seem s the more spade king. South had to play reasonable." W eil, the declarer diamonds without loss. Clearly, on today'a deal thought he had the outcome o f the spade flnesse found a reasonable line of play - was critical. So, South should have taken that at trick two. and he was wrong. If the spade finesse loses. In six diamonds. South won the first trtek with dummy's South wins West's return in the heart king an d Im mediately dummy and plays a diamond to played a diamond to his queen. his queen, the percentage play However, w hen West won with for no trump loser. However, the singleton king. South was when the spade finesse wins, doomed. East had to score a declarer takes the safety-play in trump trick w ith his remaining diamonds: He leads a trump to jack-nine. H o w should South his ace. If only low cards appear, South plays a club to dummy's have played - and why? Despite h a v in g three-card king, discards his low spade on diamond support, perhaps North the h ea rt ace and plays a should have bid three no-trump diamond toward his queen. But on the third round. However, when the king drops. South when North raised diamonds. cash es the diamond queen, South bid w hat he thought he concedes a trump and claims his slam. could make. South had tw o problems: In P h illip A lder's book. "G e t spades and diamonds. If the Smarter at Bridge." Is available. by BobThavto YOUR B IR T H D A Y O et. 3 7 . 1 M B This year, you will be able to reorganize various aspects of your life. Negative situations and people will be replaced by favor­ able opportunities and new rela­ tionships. 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Do not let anyone make you feel like your back Is to the wall. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Use proven procedures and fa­ miliar tools when performing tasks today. Experimentation with labor-saving devices could actually create more work. LEO (July 23’Aug. 22) Tryin g to be unduly possessive of the one you love could be selfdefeating. The harder you grasp, the harder he or she w ill try to puli away. V IR G O I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Support your male In front o f family members and outsiders. It will best for everyone tf you can reconcile your differences In private. L IB R A ISept. 23-Oct. 23) If you don't have something nice to say about a friend today. It will bo best to say nothing at all. Caustic comments will invite retaliation and angry feelings. ..if As>TMiHO HAP H AfVtM P p T TJ Y J O W M l L f ME W A S I N CMAfiOfc. H£ WA> AfRAlP wasoocks w julp ... n r ,>P* * I PONT fcK?W...H4veJ JTeX tio Hi* O H A H * AnO �» • I Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, October 26, 1*95 - People Don’t give up .your dream F a rm e r's M arket D u r Mr. tte v re rtt I am an aspttlng actor (I would like to think, anyway) and w ith being In Central Florida, now being touted as Hollywood Bast'. I wonder If my chances at acting are better If I stay here o r should I go to New York or California? I understand that you have been in several Aims: could you tell me which ones please and are they available for rental? The Downtown Sanford Farm er’s Market 1s held each Saturday from 8 a.m. till noon at First and Magnolia under the big clock. For Inrormnlion. call Kathy Sutton. 322-8678. Look for our special events. Art association masts Saturday Sanford-Seminolc An Association meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at I p.m.. at Shoney's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend. Daughters of Confederacy masts Friday W lsfcfalM l) Norman dcVere Howard Chapter o f the United Daughters o f the Confederacy meets on the last Friday of the month. For Information, call 322-1425. Dear W U k fal: Depending upon Just what you desire In an acting career, you should get as much experience In your chosen craft as you can and right where you arc presently! Local theatre groups, acting companies, orga­ nizations. all offer Invaluable experience and exposure Just short o f "The Great W hite W ay." or Hollywood, U.S.A. I have found that over the years It makes no difference where you are and somtlmes being In the "wrong place at the right tim e" works. My first Aim was in. o f all Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, is conducting a "Fam ilies In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organiza­ tions wanting to contact Ihc Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Llbbv Kuharskeat 291-4357. The following births were recorded a t F l or i da Hospital Altmonte Springs: Oct. 11- Linda and William Bogle. Oviedo. Boy. Holley and Philip Ricker. Sanford. Girl, Oct. 12- Brenda Borrero, Al* tamontc Springs. Boy. Luanne and Mark Hemann. Longwood. Boy. JERRY STEWART places. Greenfield, Iowa: it was ca lled " C o l d T u r k e y " and featured Dick V an Dyke among others. My next film, as an extra, was in D ubuque. Iow a and starred Sylvester Stallone: It was called F.1.S.T, I do remember another, re la tiv e ly unknown trying out at that time, by the name o f Terry Kiser, also from Omaha. He m adq it "la rg e" In the business to date: you know him better in hta comedlc role as "B em te" the depressed one who seems to com e to life at the sound o f Reggae music. In all the years that T have been doing Alms. I have never had a verbal part. Th ey have been extra roles, s p e c ia l e x t r a r o le s , ph oto doubles, and som e stunt work. I also have been a drive produc­ tion assistant and a grip. To me it was m ore Important to get the e x p e r ie n c e and satisfaction knowing that I did something and Just didn’t sit Idly by with m y dreams as well. You’ll find that most casting o f the prim ary (lead) rotes Is still done from Hollywood. Chicago, and New York: but we’ re grow­ ing and I would say that It will be several years before Orlando gets a real foothold In the Industry. Strangely, Miami has given w ay to Orlando for the m ajority o f work now being done In actual production. You might have already had pictures taken of yourself and listed you rself with a talent agency or two. LET ME CAU­ TION YOUI Don’t list yourself with any agency that wants you to pay a fee up front or wants to sell you on having pictures taken of you on a regular basis. Four o r five ct> iposlte shots In different poses at adequate. Th e most recent Aim that I have been In and the only one In which 1 can be readily seen Is "C h ains o f Gold" with John Travolta. Look for me In the second scene directly behind John and an old man In a wheelchair. I played an HRS worker for the immediate back­ ground of that scene. Others not quite as recent are "Cat C heer", with Kelly McGIllis. Peter Weller and Charles Durnlng: I was Durnlng's photo double and stand-in for this Aim. then there was "Let It Ride", with Richard Dreyfus, Aimed about the same time. If you don't mind 12-hour days and pay somewhere around •50 per day. doing a lot o f w aiting, eating cold 2-plece chicken dinners and Kool-Ald. then standing In line forever Just to sign out for the day. then you’ll enjoy the opportunity. Or, my suggestion Is "don’ t give up your day Job," but also don’ t give up your dream. Take 2, Scene 1. See you at (he movies! . (Writ* to Jerry Stewart, C/O Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Avo., Sanford FL 33771. Stewart’s phono for appointments and spooking engagements: 1-407-230-2414.) Pride of Lions Dignitaries from across the stats converged hsrs recently to halp the Llon'a Club of Sanford calabrata their 70th ann iversary. Right , c lu b members from laft, In tha front row are Director Elaine Spauld, Secretary Andrea Krazelae, Treasurer Ahra Russell, Vice President Joyce Fitzgerald, Director Battye Smith, and President Cecil Teylor. Beck row, Director Al Spaulding, Secretary M att A lte m o s e , D ir e c to r D a ve H a ll, and Director Dr. Bob Smith. Left, some of the top bresa In the service organization were also on hand. Among those who were thers were, from left. Psst International D irector Lynoel B. Lindsey, District Governor Bernald Fitzgerald, Past International D irector Howard Towns, Past District Governor Henry W itte and President Cecil Taylor. Ngfbtf PfMMU by PMI Kgg||)gft HwtMNMkfrMIIMlM Instead of prayer in school, worry about guns and drugs IN THE SERVICE J A M E S E.HELM ER Marine Pvt. James E. Hclmer. so n o f Karen L. H clm er o f S a n fo rd , recently co m p leted basic training al Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island. S.C. JEFFR E Y W . O 'N E A L Arm y Pfc. Jeffrey W. O'Neal has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, Columbia. S.C. During the training, students received Instruction In drill and c e r e m o n ie s , w eapons, map r e a d i n g , t a c t i c s , mi l i t a r y courtesy, military Justice. Arst aid. and Army hlslory and tradi­ tions. O'Neal Is the 4oii or Harold W. O'Neal and Betty L. Burns of 2611Sanford Avc,, Sanford. He graduated In 1965 from Seminole High School. Sanford and received an associate degree In 1987 from Seminole Commu­ nity College. Sanford. D EAR A B B Y: W e ll, chalk up another ‘ I never thought I would see the duy when I'd be writing to Ik-nr Abby." I was shocked when I read in the newspaper that a school principal was suspended and ultimately fired for allowing prayer in his class­ rooms. I admire this man for stand­ ing by his division. Where does the Is turd of educa­ tion get off making such a decision? These days, when kids are carrying knives and guns to sclustl and drug dealers hang around school play­ grounds. I would think the huunl of education would deal with those Hclm er successfully completed 1 1 weeks of training designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. Hclm er also received Instruc­ tion on the Marine Corps* core values — honor, courage and c o mmi t me n t , and w h al the w ords mean In guiding personal and professional conduct. He Is a 1991 graduate of Lym an High School. Longwood. 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O ' i n ' i l [S trt* n N **i V * n * l| S k n o l R o iu o f* n P o it c * S i v y in js iT s r Shoa M a i n it R a b u n » * U N n>* N m j N jo t t W h o C*a>« * ( R ) S ith o p ,J * * m H n P im o l * ' M u n J r » I1EAK G AR Y BUCHANAN: I side with the board of educa­ tion. let's assume that there are five P re sb y te ria n s , nine Catholics, th re e Jew s, five Methodists, six Baptists, four Muslims and one Buddhist in the clussroom . Whose prayer should be used? | 3 0 T o te g h l JC A n k * )R * i| 0*1 V ir w t ? FV edt M C t e v t ia n d K t e n o t ft e l* H ( X U n d o U i g x . H y t lo r y l b 11 S # jn t e M i r r w f t ( l iv g ) X S t e re o ) JC S u n p to n t t e N m 0 0 Show W h M lo i i a © H O ST— (In S t e r e o ) X X n l N tf t e 'c is e — K R T n io T h a i G o o d N ^ i T |L a r t o g u M Je o p a rd y ' K N S e m f e id ( I n B u ttn e t* U o tw i H o m o N c * - f in S lo n e ) X A 11 3 0 U H M * - t H llk Sho« U 10 jin S t o a o l X C o , Or ----------- 5 - 5 9 ItM U t f e r r — 0 0 Y a u n f in d IM lW t a * * * T r in e * A 1* 1 0 “C r v iiia n H # fw iT r it w C h a rm C N B C S im a o ) C 3 0 H i n d e r , S ite W ro t e P i09 — | F r a a t e r (In 9 H |> 4 C o p y T. S p iT S a t e | 9 .0 0 IW * Ift b o n X A m enta n © 3 0 C S S N *w t C D © 8 0 0 issues — not whether pruyer should he allow ed in th e classrooms. I think those educators should con­ sider rearranging their priorities. Whose side a re you on, Abby? Keel free to use my name. [ H O / J ) 1 C o m * m P # * c * • • * * | I 'F # ) ) | DKAK ABBY: I’ve been married to ■’Bruce" for u number of years. This is the second marriage for both o f us, and we try not to bring up tilings from our past. Just yeslerd ay. 1 bumped into "Norm ." who had been my best friend when 1 was married to my ex. We w e re n e v e r rom untically involved, but Norm wus the best friend I ever had — always there when I needed him. We lost track of euch other u dozen years ago, and I was overjoyed to have found him again. Brace got very upset when I told him I’d like him to meet Nunn. He said be doesn't bring up friends from his past, and refused to even meet Norm or give him a chance. This morning, Norm dropped by to see me at the place where I work, and it m ade m e feel like I wus sneaking around. I wish I could base him over for dinner, hut that's out of the question. Abby. I don't want to lose my friend again. Neither do I want the colil shoulder when I mention his name, Whal should 1do? IN THE MIDDLE DEAR IN’: Remind Bruce that your liv e s d id not begin the moment you met each other und LITCHFIELD CINEMA II) NOWANDTHEN that N orm had been v e ry sup­ portive at a time when you sorely needed a friend. And also, that at no tim e were you romantically involved with him. T e ll B ru c e that y o u w ou ld lik e to see Norm occaaionally, and N orm w ould like to m eet the man w ho has made you so fiTllru ce still refuses to meet h im , d o n ’ t m ention N o rm 's n a m e a g a in , and d o n ’ t fe e l guilty i f you h a w an occasional lunch w ith him. t *i*Ht M T#4t D m, *1 r )♦* M»»*t| * 1 • j , .-*,r* dlJU I.i a Jrt ’ M a ts 333-1210 9 17-te u a g e M e - , 1:00 n o n A fte r X H o u w ia f f l a ABIGAIL VAN BUREN GARY BUCHANAN. MONSON, MASS. N#wt % o o 3 0 IfM . 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Sanford, Florida - Thursday. October 26, 1995 Hillhaven Open House: A festive occssion “ It was open house yesterday at Hillhaven Healthcare Center, 950 S. Mellonvllle Avenue in Sanford. The event was to mark th e con clu sion of a massive refurbishing project which h a s been underway throughout the facility. Among participants and guests, above, left to right, Jeanette Allman, Betty Skinner, Dorothy and Herman Schroeder. Right, rest’ dent Sally Wilson receives a hug from Physical Therapist Andrea Schwab. Below, Michel Benyamen and Robin Edson demonstrate the Cybex Re­ habilitation equipment, while H a r p i s t V i c t o r i a Schul tz supplies music for the oc­ casion. (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark at the Circuit Court By: Tammy B Ryalt At Doputy Clark NORBERTOS. KATZ. P.A. 3311 E««l Michigan Stroat Orlande. Florida 33SO* (403) 0*44240 Fla. Bar No 3**dM Attorney tor WIN Publish: October 13. I*. 3*. and November }, Iff} DEI-11* L tq a l N o t l c f IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I IltoM T IB N T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR SIM IN O Lt COUNTY, FLORID A CIVIL ACTION CASBNO.M-iaHCJk-14-B NATIONSBANK O F F LORIOA. N.A. t/k/a NCNB NATIONAL BANK O F FLORIDA. Plalnlifl, v». OLIVER W. JOHNSON. Catabnry Cfher cryptogram* an craelad from quotabona by tamoue people, pelt and present Eech wter n ew cipher tiandi tor another SHIRLEY M. JOHNSON. Today ■ cue 7aquae Hr FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANKOF FLORIDA, and STATE OF FLORIDADEPARTMENT O F REVENUE. *S H S F X D O ■ HRX 1 O L Defendant* NOTICE O F S A LI X»HI HOFF. E R C U B O ’ X Nolle* I* given that purtuant to a Final Judgment dated tha Ifth day ol October, i m . In H D B K O B O E X Z S O A T Z D O Cate No **141* CA I4B. ol tha Circuit Court of tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Sami E R C ’ KD X ^H I S O A ' . — N S O A note County. Florida. In which NattomBank of Florida. N.A. U K R F N E . l/k/a NCNB National Bank ol Florida. I* tha Plaintiff and P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N ‘Ah, trowel W hat a beautiful art! B u t1 O L I V E R W . J O H N S O N . Hhat a w retched profession!* — Georges Bizet SH IR LEY M . JO H N SO N . C 1*95 by NEA. Inc FIRST U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF F L O R I D A , and STATE OF F L O R ID A D E P A R T M E N T OF R E V E NUE. art tha Defendants. I will tall to the bast biddsr tor cash al tha Witt Front door ol tha Samlnola County Courthousa In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 A M on the 14th day ol November, tees, tho following described proporty tot forth In tho Final C ELEBR IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Cempoa OFF T H E L E A S H B y W .B. Park tell you this guy has stayed here before - - 1never forget a face." Lot I. Block M . NORTH OR LANDO RANCHES. Soctlon 7. ot rtcoedrd in Plat Booh IJ. Pga J. Public Record* of Samlnola County, Florida. DATED this 33rd day Ot Octo bar.iff) MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF TH E CIRCUIT COURT By Jon# E. Jaiewlc Deputy Clark In accordance with tha Amer lean With Disabilities Act. per ton* needing a special accom modatlon to partlclpata in this procotdlng should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION al 301 North Park Avonue. St* NJOI, Sanford. Florida JJ77I. T.lephon* (AC407I JIJ 4330 X 4737. not lotor than sovon 17) day* prior to Tha proceeding It hearing I m p a lra d . (T D D ) I lo o m 1771. or VOICE (V) I lo o m 1770. via Florida Holey Servlet. Duncan A Tordlt, P A Suit* 111. 1*01 Jack ion St P O Drawer Joe FI Myers. FL 33*07 Publlth October 31. and Novambar 3. I**J OEI 31* A SEE-WORTHY WAY TO GO! Our c la u ild d ads a id see-worthy Mean by thousands daily So, lo launch your message to tha puN ic - call out classified ad reps and let them help you word your ad for max mom results - al minimal cost' Sanford Herald C A L L C LA SS IFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. i DRTS-leM-OR 11-P IN RE: THE M ARRIAGE OF JOSE R. PALENCIA, Husband erndl DIANE L. PALENCIA. Wile NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOSE R PALEN CIA MK 4*Weapons Compound Groton Submarine Bat* NSSFBox 300 Groton. Connecticut o*3a* YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F I E O th a t D I A N E L. PALENCIA a* tho Wile, hat Iliad a Petition For Dissolution of Marriage In Its* above sty lad Court. You or* commanded to serve a copy ot your written detenses. It any. on Petitioner's attorney, NORBERTO S. KATZ. Esquirt. 3311 East Michigan Short, Orlando, Florida 1310*. on or betor* tho *th day ot November. t**s and flto the original sellh the Clark of this Court olthar before service on Potmanor's attorney or Imme dlatoly thoraattor; otherwise, a drlault will bo entered againtt you tor lh* rallaf dtmandfd In the Potltlan For Dissolution ol Marrlag*. Witts*** my Hand and Its* Seel of tfla Court at Sanford. Sami not* County, Florida, this Nth da, t ■ t e » | e *— - *a a | B B f —-* M p Y irn W r * I n J , MoraM Photo* by PM Kent*Ion 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. (IOHTECNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LORIOA CASE N O .M U T t C A 1*L ALLIANCE M O R TG AG E COMPANY.e Florida corporation. Ploinlilt. v* KENNETHG MARTIN, e t a l. Datandanllsl NOTICE O F ACTION TO Any unknown heir*, da visa**, grantee*, attigna**. Legal N o tlc e t Honors. creditors. trust***, or cthor claiming by, through, under and against RENE A. RODRIGUEZ. deceased, Cur rani Resident* Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toroctos* a mortgaga on tho following proporty In Seminole County. Florida Lot II*. O A K L A N D V I L ­ LA G E , S EC T IO N F O U R . PHASE I. according to tho plat thtroof a* racordod In Plat Book 30, paga 3). Public Racordt of Samlnola County, F lo rid a . Togothar with; Ranga/Rotrlg arator, Dishwasher, Dltpotal. Wall to Wall Carpal hat Man Iliad agalntl you and othart and you art required to tarva a copy ol your wrtton dilomai. If any. to It on SMITH A SIMMONS. P A., Plaint :tf* attornoyt. 11} W. Adamt S ' . IIIM. Jackionvllla. F L n m . n o mora than JO days from tht first publication data ol thii notice ot action, and flto tha original with fha Ctork of this Court olthar bafora service on Pleln llfl't attornayi or Immodlataly thara attar; otharwlM. a datault will be entered egalnit you tor tho rallaf damandod In tha com plalnl or petition. Portont with a d ltablllty ntadlng tpaclal accommode Horn lo partlclpata haraln ihould conlact Diiablllfy Coor dinetor at 301 North Park Av# nut. Sulla N JQI. Sanford. F L 11771 al toait 5 dayt prior to tha p roca od in g ; 407 373 4330; 1 MO OSS 1771 (TOO) DATED on October 70th. lift. (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark Publlth October 7*. and November ), Iff] o ei lie _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I N A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: W3J4ADR M L IN RE THE M A T TER OF THE ADOPTION OF N SAW . a minor NOTICE OF ACTION TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO H AV E ANY RIGHTS OR IN T ER ES T IN THE ADOPTION P R O C EED INGS HEREIN DESCRIBED. YOU ARE NOTIFIED That an action lor adoption ol tha child. N.S.A W . born July 1. im . hat been Mad In tha Circuit Court ol Samlnola County. Flor ida. In Ca m No (SJJatD R OIL You are required to tarva a copy ol your written detente*. It any. to II on Jama* E Shephard. Etquirt. petitioner'* attorney, at MSO State Road aja We*t. Sulla 300. Longwood. Florida HIM. on or bttor* N O V EM BER 14. tees and til* tha original wtln Iha Clark ol this court, either bafora service on Petitioner's attorney, or Immediately thara altar, otherwise a datault will b* entered agalntl you lor tha release demanded In the pali lion Dated this fits day of OCTO BER. I M Mar yanna Morsa As Clark ol Court Nancy R Winter A l Deputy Clark Publish October 13. I*. 3*. and November 3. l**S DEI III 71 - Help Wanted Legal N o tic e s IN TNI CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE I I O H T I IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CA1INQ.**-MI1-CA‘14-B BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A., not In Its Individual capacity but solely ot Trustee on behalf ot Vtndeo Mortgage Trust, Iff} 3. Plaintiff. vs. SUSAN LYNN HUGHES. Oofondanfftl. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foroctosur* dated March l*th. Iff*, and Order Rescheduling Sal* dated October JOtn. m and entered In Cat* No. *42051CA M B, ot Its# Circuit Court of tho E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. F lo r id a w h a ra ln BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N.A.. net In Its Individual capacity but solely a* Trusts* on boh*It ol Vend** Mortgage Trust, i m ) Is Plain llll and SUSAN LYNN HUGHES or* Ootondonts. I will soil to the highest and best bidder tor cash *1 tho Wist front door ot tho Courthouse. In Sanford. SEMI HOLE County. Florida, at 11:00 a.m. o'clock on the 31st day ot November, l*W. tho following described proporty at tat torth In said Final J udgmont, to wit: LOTS If AND *0. SANFORD HEIGHTS A D D I T I O N . A C ­ CORDING T O T H E P L A T THEREOF AS R EC O R D ED IN P L A T BOOK 3. P A G E *3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A . A 7 K 7 A 131 W E S T 1 I T H STREET, SANFORD. FLOR IDA 33773. DATEO this 33rd day ol Octo­ ber. IfH MARYANNE MORSE As Cltrk of sold Court By JoneE. Josowk At Doputy Clark Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Seminolo County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avonu*. Suit* NJOI. Sanford, Florida 33771. at toast live dayt prior to lha proceed log Telephone: (407) 333 4330 *■1. 4337; 1000*55 0771 (TOD) or 11001111770 (VI via Florida Relay Service." Fober 4 Gltllll. P.A. Suit* 300 1570 Madruga Avenue Coral Gablet. Florida 3314* Publish: October 3*. and November 1. If*} DEI 337 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business at fOI A E JSIh St. Santord. F L 33773, Seminole County, Florida, under lh * F i c t i t i o u s N a m * ot SANFORD EM PRESS LUBE. and that I Intend to register said name wllh tho Division ol Cor poretlons. Tall aha stoo, Florida, In accordance with tho pro visions el tha Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWIt: Section M l Of. Florida Statutes lft). RudyO Arnold Publish: October 2*. Iff! DEI 233 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Joseph Fields D 01 SandeoWells A 17 21 A 0 3 C h c c 1e B u s h A 03 MarvaPeirc* Arthur Ballard D 03 Herrera Mar ala □ 03 Melvin Williams F 14 Personal Property consisting ol furniture, mattress**, tiros, lamps, dressers, clothing, •loclronlcs. Industrial equip mart, miscellaneous boxes and other personal items, will b* sold at public auction In ac cor dance with Florida Statute*. Salt Storage Facility Act. Sac lions 0J M and 03 007 to satisfy owners Hen for rents dua The public auction will be held on November fits. IMS at 10 A M al lh* following address AAA Security Storage 3*30 W Airport Blvd Santord. F L 33771 Publish October I*. l**S OEI 733 NOTICE OF VEHICLE AUCTION RE Itti HONDA M AGNA MOTORCYCLE VIN JH2PC1303FM103447 AUCTION DATE N OVEM BER JO. l«3 AT 2 00PM A T BUF FALO BODY W ORKS. 1ISS B E L L E A V E . W IN T E R SPRINGS. FL 12700 DATE OF PUBLISH OCTOBER 24. Iff) and OCTOBER 31. 1**] DEI » CLASSIFIED ADS BANK TILLER TRAINERS To tf/Hr. FULL A PT • No Exp. Necessary I Agon!.....>42INO S e m in o te Orlando - Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS U tA M .- 8J0 P.il. MONOATAm FRIDAY uUtfEMMYBLVO. Um PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 ceesatatWg Haw ...............S7| a line 7 conttcuflrt lim n .............. 701 a lint 0 tofisfcutlv* limit...............t i l a tin* CLOUDIATUII0AV IIUNDAT M Y S E T /P 1 Apply la porsaat 1 tiint................. $1 . 1 1 • line Rate* ait pw>nw. I bm Bea3 Uaet CHILD CARI Prtelder i H id d e n L a k e s a r e a . 7 school age children, days M2SS7S Atvt- 33*-*IS7.______ * 3 lints Minimum CHURCHONANIST A/OR KEYBOARD PL A Y E R PART TIME POSITION TO O I R E C T C N O IR A l a i d cm ton e's motto activity. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL. Canted Bat w A t h . aaaLORP. CRUISE LINE. U M t* I110A/W*. Cabin claanart. bartenders, deckhands. No oxp nocos saryl Aganl............... Ml SIM. NOW ACCEPTING •dtoAAng may Inched* Bargain Hsa«*f al tia am of on odMonol day Concal atsanyou got rooutsPey only lor day* yto**d run* at rot* earned UM M dnergbon tor toetatl remit. Copy mat Mow acceptaMo CUSTOMER SERVICE PERSON OCAOUNEE Tiaadey Paw FtSdoy 12 Noon Tho Day Bator* Pubtcanon Sunday 13 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CHIDtTB; In lh# ovtnl ol on error In an nd, •totenfordttorrtd will barppponolbl* lor the lirrt In*orbon only •sd •nfytolhoMrtontotesocoalolthMlno4rUon.pl**** chock y*ur ad tor accuracy tho tin t day N run*. National distribution cantor. Wellborn Forest Product*. 31* Hickman Dr., Santord, FL i m 1*>U________________ DELIVERY DRIVER APPLY 16 PERSON: RATUFTAUTO PARTS 7734 Ortand* Or.. I 1 2 -Elderly Coro HILLHAVEN N I A L T N CAR I CENTER. Specl*M»tag la re- DELIVERY PERSON 35-Training 4 Education Felt or Part TSaaoEv*. I ly r t o r older, noaip HEN ORIENTAL RESTAURANT PIRSONAL SPANISH TUTOR. IS years siporlenct. Pleas# call............................Jja-MfT InLk.Moryi E H W DRIVERS 11—Cewtry loti OAK LAWN C E M E T E R Y . 3 side by stoo lot* Oordtn of Devotion Socrtftc*. wg*gy. TRUCI DRIVER TRAINEES 37— Acthrititf OAKLAW NMEMORIAL PARK I Cemetery lots, aid* by slda R EN T A H PT. boat I Balt * Tackle Included I SIO ’ sadly. 117 Full day I Call 133-7***a rn i-ia i* 21-Poroonoli 43— Logoi Servicos Fro* medical car*, transpor­ tation. counsollng, private doctor plus llvlnq expense*. Bor 1337515 Ctoarwator Attansoy John Frlckor......l-AW-nr-Mao ALONET RESPEC TED doting bureau sine* 1*771 All ages Including sen lor* 1 1100*77 a477 1Mon 554 largo discount) MEET SINGLES ♦ WIN YOUR M CA* ♦ 110*3114343 EXT. 3011,13.t*/mln. Must bo II. Touch ton* rsoodod. lorv-U. ^ i *«J*W 0MA o a )[* o j _ 23— Loot 4 Found a L A B R A D O R / D A L M A T IA N mix. mato. while, about 3 yrs. Old. 30 lb*. 13*0001 A 1311)30 1HIATZU, Mostly whit* mato. II months, noor Myrtle/37th ^trje^awardH^^jj^OO^ 25— SfQCtal Hotlcoo FOR SALI: taxM '-m Iq. Pt. Pwasarty ...n x m . 27— Nuronry 4 Child Coro A QUALITY CMMcara. Proschool Naming. Compater. nurse on Stott............. 33*1*11 Q U A LIT Y C A R I . by C*rt. toachar stay homo mom. Ago 14. M F . 71:10...........333-27)3 CHILO CARI IN M V HOME. Roasonabi* rato*. Itncad yard MON.-EAT. TO-4H3. CHILDCARE IN M Y HOME. Qualified pro school Isacher. Christian taro environment. REP. 3a HI* or 51*1*14. CHILDCARE, M Y NOME, roa sonabto rotos. hot lunches. 311 >51*or 333 4*50_________ GREAT CARS. OOOO FOOD, * * * DAT I, NIOHTE, WEEKENDS- 331-0*32. ★ HOLIDAY SAVINGS AFFORDABLE Paratogal. lac. Adoption, divorce, will*, cor pora Horn. rtc. 7d»yS . J37 *47l MARTA'I DAYCARE. Baby’s tool PreSchool! Lake Mary. LIC.45W7.................. 133 00*4. Legal N o tic e s NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 115 Peacock Dr. Altamonte Spring*. F L 33701, Samlnola County. Florida, undor lha Fictitious Nam* at A O A P E ' R E A L T Y , and that I intend to register said name with the Division ot Cor porallont, Tollahasso*. Florida. In accordance with tho pro­ vision* ot tho Flcllllou* Nam* Statutes. To Wit: Section IIS Of. Florida Statute* l**l Daniel Rodrigue/ Publish October 1*. Iff! OEI 13# NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business ot 170 International Pkwy, Heathrow. FL 33744. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol APARTM ENT VIDEO OUIDE. and that I Intend to roglslor said name with the Division ol Corporoltons. Toll* has***. Florida, in accordanca with th* provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit Section 145 0*. Florida Statute* 1ft1 Brenda Simmons Publish October 70, IMS DEI 235 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolic* is hereby given trial wo are engaged in buemest at 390 Long wood-lax* Mary Rd.. Lake Mary, FL 32746. Sammole County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nama ot CROSSINOB CREATIVE EN TER P R ISES, INC., and trial we inland to register said name wilri She Division ot Coipotation*. Tallahassee. Florida, in accorrtanca with the provisione ol trie Fictitious Name Statute*. ToWit Section >65.09, Florida Statutes 1991. C o r p o r a t io n C r o e e i n g e Community Criurch. Inc. James R Cox Publisri: October 36. 199S oei no ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER 55— Business Opportunifioo 1 years min. lowering oxp. ol micro smell components. Good benefit* I Cad....M H 4 W LOCK VENMNC ROUTE 53300 00 a/wk potential. Must Sail! I SA LES , It'l Your F e tv re l Expanding co. needing 4-5 motivated Individuals, lull or part time poetton* new avail able. For appointment 13*MO*. Investment req. FINISHERS C O N C R ET E-C EM E N T T e e n y no**a. FINISHERS Concrete, tool* A transporta­ tion needed................ 3110430 GENERAL LABORERS HEAVY LIFTINO R IO U IR ID 71-H elp W inted Apply-* tpm-M-F Amerkax I WANTID: lIN tO A S O V IN SS. Jot Pl stlliser t . 433-1336. F L . Are* Agency on Aging, ABOUT MAKINOMONKYI Avon soil* best 11 m -m to rm u to GENERAL REPAIR PERSON "Handy" person typo. Apply •I: *U Fulton Av*. Suite I or coll lor Interview: 3)1-5050 ACRYLIC APPLICATORS WETRAINSU/Hr. Labor, mgmt.. owner opera­ tors needed Local work. _______ HM77-7M*________ ACT NOW! AVON I IHfrlAI AVON 14hr. Hot Lino ACT NOWI AVONI No door to door. lad. Sato* Rep. Sandli 331-lltler............******314*. A F T E R SCHOOL for my 1 boys. In my home.. Musi be relleble A responsible. M F. 120 *042. Grounds Keeper PAATTIMENMLNEIX Temporary position, aval lab to Immodtototy.............m - 1**l HOME CLEANERS Service Mato Earn up toward ITi ee toward child car*, up to S40 toward driving. Start at l*.M pocHr.TOJ.......531*3*5. ALAQUACOUNTRY CUJI Seeks IvllHme servers, cooks, and dishwashers. Fleas* pick we application at front gato, located I mile South el Lake Mary Blvd. an Markham Wood! Rd. Drug Ire* work place, pre employment drug screening required________ OWCountry Store r est M ant DISHWASHERS AUSNIRS APPOINTMENT SETTERS NEED ED No oxporlonc* nocesery, Sltf-SlOI/week. Part lim* evenings available Paid training, telling op polntmonls with very recep live people Call: 1313070 Aoply at: CRACKER BARREL HWY 4*Wesl/14 Santord BARTENDER HILLHAVEN HEALTH DIRE CENTER ENROLL NOOnim HO REGISTRATION F I E * *Ag*tlt*5y*ar*s * MRS. M ICHELLE'S HOUSE _________3317*33_________ Needed Now I NO exportonc* necessary, 5J0K +. T ra in locally I-to*II*735*_______ DRY WALL HANQIR5 HOT A H EAVY WORK Must have Vehicle A Phone ________407 3** 1112________ EASY MONEY * * * FT ON PT. Sot appt. tor new attraction: Call:....................w a t - i t n . JOIN OUR TEAM Part lime Taking applies Hons- Between loom 3pm. everyday except Tuot. A Sal Santord M o o ts, 3**0 S. Palmetto Ave.____________ WE ARE LOOKING FOR/ CNAs CARPET CLEANERS STANLEY STEEMEN Notxp . UPTOSSOO/Wk. Seasonal............. DRUG F R E E 407-J40 44*3 -------- --------------------------- (StdofU LAKE MARY AMD. MANNER MGR. TRAINEE ______Apply In person I______ M J , •10, 110. BIO. Christmas Is a cornin', tots A lots ol grtol rtutll FRI A SAT. (am 7 5*4) MOORES STATION HP. * * o * # aCARRIAOE HILL COMMUNITY Oarage SALE *0 Plus Homes) SAT. A SUN. I:M 4;H . Casselberry 1/3 Ml. E. *1 17/tl. on 41*. Entrance between Edwin Wort* 0*11 Shop A Ore#tor Mall. Maps F R I . A S A T . * 1 . No EARLYBIRDS. Largo yard sal*, clolhos. turn , kitchen Items 4*11 ORANOE ALVD. Lb. Moor** area, north #14*. F R I . A SAT. I I . Womens clothes A shoes (7's tO'il, kids clothes A toys, lots ot mlsc.1415 L A U R E L A V E . FRI. A SAT. *4. Household Items, turn A misc 1411 ADAMS CT.faatord._______ FRIDAY A SAT. t-ff. 3537 S Palmetto Av* Video games, lorn . household, stereo, loyi •GARKISALE AD BARGAIN Cell in your garage sal* ad by 13 noon on Tuesday and take advantage of our special garage sale ad priced Call Classllwdnow for details! 322 2111 954 MELUMVIUI AVI. E! WEEK S TH IS m Who or* caring, mollvale want to become part ot a growing learn. We a n SUPERIOR RATED. 114 skilled nursing taclllly WE O FFER : a Campleto Health Fodsag * Pay Increase Alter Intro * liable Week Assignment * Paid Comprotsonshr* Orient# ho* Progs a Retirement Saving ps#n APPLY IN PERSON £ 1 IB 3AHFORD. 1AT. Ort. INIs, 703 E 2nd St l> 37, Books, household Items, ra d io s. Knlck/knackt. much more SAT. A SUN l l w k I 3*th. • 7pm,bikes, skates, stereo, sp ea kers, g ir l s c lo th e s <1.10.111. desk A Mile 10*4 HIGHPOINT LOOP ICryslal Creek Sub ott 4371 Longwoods a t . o c t . m m . aa c r a f t e r s . inside Craft Show *4pes. Into. *17 *114. Sts. Peter A Paul Church. 3300 Howell Branch Rd. Getoenred. FI._________ SATURDAY ONLY Oct. 3ms, • 3 131 AldeanOr 'Idyl lew tide VCR. bikes, turn table, floppy disk drive. Station hats, couch, leather coal, womens clothing IQ I), men'smed. SORRENTO UUKE SALE FRI./ SAT./ SUNOAV. 3131# Okaloosa Trail, Wtkiva River falls 7miles tretts Santord. THREE FAMILY SALE. FRI A SAT 14. rid* on toy*, house hold Items, games, clothes. MUCH MORE lot VIRGINIA AVE ■Santord T U I 1 .W I D . A TMURS-, 1000 Perk Av* Apt «). Sol* bed. lull Vied bed. table A chairs, dresser, etc 330 Tm 3 FAMILY SALE, FRI. A SAT. • Till. Antique toots, anvil, W. War I uniform, new Christmas light* a Qilts, tots ot mlse ig*i PALMETTO AVE . Santord hi l*th It . West I block. �m Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, Oclobar 26. 1995 - ? » 71— H tlp Wwrttd KIT *N* CARLYLES by Larry Wri»M 71- }MK TYPISTS. PC u M ft [ needed. UI.000 Intom# polen [ 11*1 Call 1M0 3IJ4W3. E it. 1 b « in _________________ PROF IU IO N A L m cusTOM inunccKP. A O IN C Y H I K I N G IM P. Individual, aao Lkens# prelarratf but not required Pleas* call: 4B7-321-7TM. IRtKADON ItSTIlUIR Immadlata opening.PU LL T iM i a r m i w _________ j o g is j o e s i j o b s I Nor roll Service* MawHiring! EEO .A PA , Never* Feel □ □IM M CDrCRSDD * * ruu rim * * a r w n i a . _______ ElV« IN HOUSEKEEPER. tar 7 adult*. Five days a week. Hataranca*. C*IIH3 43M WOLF FOX H I* leaking tar a Program Coordinator ta ba ru pam ibta tar Mcurlng all program delivery threugh satellite taed coordination and gram carta, maintain pro­ gram and promo!Ian llbrarlet. and tiacuta dally *htyping and receiving. Mutt ba argpnltad and work wall with rtonce desired. Retume* muat va received by Ho u mber l t t f l . Sand ra e u m a ta : RoUaota Manager. W O FL T V . II IkyHaa Drive. Lake Mary, FLartda a m . Equal “ tunlty call*. | ★ LO M U S ★ Naadad to cut wand. Top M FT/PT work. Ptaa*a call catlaett m - m taw__________ in FULL TIM I POSITION 3rd ihlft, 7pm. ta Ham. available. Vantttatar aaperlaaca katptat. Apply within: Da Gary Maaar. M N. Nary IT/W. Orm FraaNtarkptaca. TNR OFLANOO SANFORD AIRPORT A U TN O RITT la accepting returnee tar the pot ll len at recaptionlit until P M . on Friday. Novem­ ber S, tfM. Appl kanta mutt be able to efficiently aperato multi line tataphana eyttom, and sheuto have the ability to type teal .■ r- — m mII » mi m M ---iX.Xufc. y U u e ^ J l 'Wpff wricw wim worn P irn c f Immadlata opening* I Apply within: Fine (ipret* Mart, lt> i Park Aea„ laatard. MECHANICS NMC SHUT HUM. Min. i yr». aip Inttallatlen ot commercial duct work. Up ta l ll .t t par kaar. Permanent poll ton Plu* benellti. Call m 1734 tar appotntmant. •MOLLY MAIDS' Full lima retldentlal cleaning. M F . I i . Uniformed Will Train. _________ rar-iaat_________ |MONTI W A N T !01 Work tram home I Full time Income. Part lime hour*. W I TNAINI CaN v m m -m o m . Tk*e caatact M T -m iM H ra w -m -m r. NEW LOCATIONi LONOWOOO f STAN TIMPORARI ■*. IN C NO F R I a a • a e M l-N M W f ★ N U RSIN G * ★ ASSISTANTS* Mull ba willing to receive (raining and become certified wllhln » day* ol employmant. M uil ba able to provide at leatt J Mtltlecfory related |ob reference*. Apply wttMai M N. MWY 17-tt, O R R A R V . Drug Iraa werfcplace pragram. ROR PART-TIME. tt/Hr. Antwer t a la p h o n a * . F i e i l b l # hour*/local area. No expert onco n o c o ia a r y . C a ll i Mt 474 47*0 Ext, m in t Id. PERMANENT PANT-TIMR Will Train Call tor Appl. COMMERCIAL LINEN torvlc# e e M T - m - m ie e PRODUCTIONKRSONNEl Auto parts rtkaMhif. High tchool diploma, mutt ba able to lilt » tb» Call bahaaaa tam neen * te pm. m*54* patlllva and helpful attitude toward! vititort. Applicant iheuid ba abto to act a* an accurate and r a p i d c o m m u n ic a t io n a i change tor the Autharlty and mint ba Mhe to afhctontly assist viitort. applicant muat ba a Mgh tchool graduato and m uil paten t at toast ana year at work taper lance Some tiling required San to: J"1- -*- -»MrpBVT * ■---- * SJrWHBSwWRSWB Altai teean Fay p a b iiia . F lO T T M t ie RN-UNIT MANAGER v ii i v m n n iw M i vt iv TONHUT MCMCMIINHT U R R CENTER BELLRINGERS SERVICE ART DIRECTOR truck mum Far fueling A greeting, hvy, equip-, with CDL. HAZMAT endorsement*. C a ll Cana A ON EAT FOX aftlllato In a Great Florida market with Great equipment It looking tor a craatlva hand* on A R T O IR IC T O R wllh a k ille r portfolio. Wo’vo got ifofo ot tho art equipment, DFX. Mac two and lot* of Toy*. Re­ quirement*. great work. 2 year* broadcatt experience. Macintosh and llluttratlon ik III*, good people tklllt and a love lor winning. DFX taper I ence detlred. You’ll work doiely with a Irtmondou* promotional teem In a market where opportunities don’t com* along every day. So. II you've got whol It lakrt. RUSH your return*, reel and temple* to: Gvtlnau Me nag •r. W O FL TV, IS Shylina Drive, Lake Mary. FLarlda JVM Equal Opportunity Employer. No phone call*, pleat*. ^ SU fE R V ISO t^ "" Experience needed, must ba familiar wllh elderly car* A medkal term inally, 747-OMO. TEXAS REflRElY CORF Need ratpontlbl* parson now In SANFORD area. Regard le u ol training, writ* D C . Haskins, Dept. S-SOTI. Boa T11.Ft.Wtrtb.TX.TtH1. T R A V E L Age at Tralee* Ta M/Hr.. to Itartl FULL/PART TIME I Agent........... 1021— 0. W AREHOUSE TO t14/H*«r. AM Shift* • Will Train.) Agent........................ M3 MOO WATSON REALTY. Lake Mary offlca It now Interviewing tor now or oxparknead reel etteto assoc lata*. Call tor a career I Call.................. ............ as-am SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS J ^ S j ) ROAD CONSTRUCTION § M jS SPECIAL VBHBi SI 50 Security Deposit A lt J, t " i I...... Sm ell dm m payment w/eemer nnawemp.............. sa»>»>-tTn S A N F O R D . L a b e S y lv o e . Lehefrwf, Secret. 1 W. MaUcaewtbl I S ACRES. OSTEEN. High and d r y . A p p ro v e d fo r 3 homewtat. G3SGH. 333o u t. C*Op/toiE FIN E RIDER CLUB, Condo. 3/3. utility ream. Ready to _ g L A I I J t o w ^ M A j a i^ ^ ^ A ll rental and real attata Gduarfliamanti are aubjact to the Federal F a ir Housing Act. which make* It lltegel to odvorttw any protaronco. Ilm Italian ar d ltc rlm ln a llo n I an race, color, rangion. familial ttatut N I C E L Y P U N N .. 1 bdrm., rlooking garden, utllltk* u d s d iP G P f __________ Mato privacy, i bik tram hugHai. stag wk. -c s3« sec., Inctoda* util, eauaar_______ SANFORD 1 R E D COTTARS w/ lanced yard, privacy. MG/Wk.tMG/sec. 4*5-1447. > B ED R O O M . E a t la bit., flraplac*, U » month. SIM d ^ t p g t , Oh. 330-002 n -M u m Unfum tthod/ CLOSE TO N E W M A LL. Rlvartlda cards, t/t, wash/dryer, paM. lacuttl, new carpet. On St. Jam* River, saas/mcn. + sac..................... mam. CONVENIENT I A 1 apt*, sm iw /rnan. tiit/dop. I NaPett 3754304 COTTAGE E M U in ty . private and qukt. Hear 30th St. A Santord.N aaata.3tnm LAKE MARV-SARPOtO AREA ....1/1 APTS** S P E C IA L " POOL * W ASHER/DRTER HOOKUP P R E E OASIC C A B LE *Wt-MM U K R MART Area. VMtogt. 3 bdrm.. 3 bath. call, fan*, mlcrowav*. pool. Tennlt ct. CaKTewy 3313*37_______ U R 013/1. Nang*. Fridge, lias month plu* security CURRIE a g e n c y m - a m _________ 157-M iM lR H m i m s / I i Ii M ORILE NOME COMMUNITY I I S — Industrial ______ R tn lals_____ 141— H H H W fr r lllt OFF ICR-W AR E H O U tl. from SSM/men.. m o tq ft, P R IM E INVESTORS SrtfCIALI S /m Brlch ham*, need) eark. RUT ir* a BARGAIN *1 M M * locatlen. comer ol MA A Old M ery Rd. In Sanford. mbeEaalty.. IN* SO. FT., CMA. w/ottlc*. 1300/Mo., tea A util, approx 1100/mo. 1430/dop. 334 m *. 117— Cemnwrcial R tn lals STRIP STORE AVAILAELB, 1130 Santord Ave. MS t Sq. FI. ^ g tV M jy A g n W T a tW ^ H i — OHlct OFFICE A Storage. M tq. II. A up M O V E IN SPECIALI IMS man, 33t CU0or333im SANFORD. Otflco tpact. S400 wj ft. building total. 1300 tq. It par o lfk t unit, H1WM U N SO. FT.. Store front, hvy traffic artal GST] month. S to w * lr*m Eo alty3 » H | S_ 127— Storagt/OHica ______ Spact______ OUTDOOR STORAOI. RV, Equipment. Fenced A lighted. Call 331 «7H 141— Hom ts for Sato AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES a • A. 1 S b.u'turd A APARTMENT LIVING CROIX A M M M M IS 733 Secret Harbor Lane lo c a te d I m il* South u t U k r Mary B h d . o n Lak* Kmma K J . la k e Nary M o n l F n * JO 5 3 0 • SaL 1 0 5 Sunday Ito u n Ik e lrd 321 -7303 Lake Ad* t Bdrm... SaiO/mo 1 Bdrm., S*TG/mo. and up. raeiTD PARKSIOR APTS.. 3 bdrm . 1 bath. 1400 mo. SENIORS DISCOUNT SPECIAL.SIMMS SANFORD, 3 EO R M . AFT.. DiaaN aa. >100 dep. S3M per month. 33+IM3 or GIG m t SANFORD. Largo 1 bdrm. Now paint, la a b ia living roam. Ilpc., W ator/garbag* In­ cluded. UM/mon. *057757)41 1 BEDROOM. 3 BATH. Aptavailable to/s/ts. C/HA. stackable wash/dryer, all hit.. aaMI GHS/mon.333-1031. 3 BEDROOM. 3 Bath Apt. avail abto IG/ll/fS. C/HA. tlackabla waah/dryer. all kit., appl I anc*t.W3S/man.3231Ml. 106-Comlominium ______H tnfals_____ HIDDEN LA K E . IJT Sand Pin*. 3/3. appl lancet, garage, tern, patio. ISM me. WATSON W IN T E R S P R I N R S . 3/1.S, Town heme, vary nlc*. up dated, walk le tchool* A eerkt. tits/men. 34103*. 103— Hovers UnfwmUhod / M>nt DELTONA, 1/1, CHA. Itncad beck yard. SS1S o month. U00 tec, daeeait. at* u h _______ V* A C N E -F. toned AG. 1/2. lenced, dining, tarn., tern, porch, garago. pond 1103.TOO R E N O V A T E D . New carpet, paint, lenced SS2.M0. HOUSE W/S*p. Mather In-law apt. G attic* detached, lenced. mint cord SUt.tOO PR E F OR CLOSURE '• prlv fenced, carport. US. 250 O W N E R F I N ., new p aint. carpal, fence, carport. SS3.000. HIODEN LX. 3/1. renovated, now carpet root pelnl, lenced corner lol. 174.500 : ;> m o •. n< j i i r* i /I m u M i I P R O P ER T il S I 1 -• /!.•> OBUILDINO LOT clot* to Sam mol# High. SI.T00 01.T ACHES In "Dewntewn" Osteen, toned B 4commercial w/300 It. on road, ready to develop.................. ...Set,too. a I LARGE BUILD) NO LOT. Osteen. ST.TOO a 4.0 ACRES SECIUOED but I mil* away Irom Bellway I 43T.T00 GNICE BUILDING LOT In Lake Monroe, Wilton school, horse* ok, only S1.000. Call Barbara Simmon* al 331 tTIG or 133 TNG a S A N F O R D a 100x124 Lot OC 2 teeed, very convenient a n d re a d y to d e v e lo p , iacoltont owner terms avall- SANTORO. Racandilknad 1 ar 3 bdrm*.. AC, tg- workshop In roar. GUO mo. 33I MM or p a g a ta im i_____________ SANFORD. TIS E. Airport Alvd. 3/1.1, C/HA. loncod yard. Plnacratl School District. Nopott.UGS/mon. t- dtp 33GT114A 333 *C3G._________ SANFORD, cute elder kern*. 1/1, I3S0.00/month, first A tool. >100/tec............. kkl ao«0 SANFORD-Lake M ary. 1/1. Newly remodeled, very nlc* neighborhood, near ceuntry Ctafe A meU C/HA. family ream. fplc. privacy back yard. No pats, tTTS + tec. Rtf. req. After!:......................33I3IM SANFORD. 3/1. Rent, Itata purchase, tala. Non quail ling aaaumeabla..............h t W 3 StMStrofn Rmtab a SANTORD i n . a p t. w/pallo. C/HA. taoo/txn GSANTORD t/l. a p t. w/*ncl palio. Ig. rmt. Fplc. SkOO tlOO a LAKE M AR T 1/3.5. 1 ttory. w/loft. pool, no patt. non •mokar. NICE I >1050/1050 O N 0 R T H L A K I 3/3 Condo, w/lplc.. pool. lako. lease w/optlon. >535/500 OSANFORD 1/1. w/carport. remodeled, clean. S50C 500 Itonttrem Realty, Inc ”W* Manage Yaur Hama Ilka llwataur awn." JIM DO YLE................. I33 34t5 3 BOEM. NOUSE. UTS mo. Convonknt location. I 10RM COTTAOE. UG im o 33I 4/5T SMILES PROM New Main 1/1. porch, nice, clean, good loci lion. No pets C15 mo. r i*c Avoll 1033 *a»>U-«HT S B 0 R M . , a b a th hem al Wether dryer hook up in the HISTORIC DISTRICT. ie » * month. MSG dep. 131SIM UM DOWN * W HY RIMTT When you can own. this 1 Bdrm homo, with CHA. new paint 4 carpet I Aik about HUD home*I The Hllllman 111 U lJ 105— DupltxTriplex / W>n1 SANFORD. 1/1. A/C Quiet area No pat*. >100 plus dep Available Nov I ...... 331 04*5 SEMINOLE HIGH. 3/t. C/HA. carpet, equip., hit., intld* laundry, carport 333 4444 U K E MANY. By OWN 1/3. tptc.. K m . parch, fenced yard. tac. tyttam. IDG t o ft. Motivated Saltor. 3MIWT. SALE OR RENTII 1/3. perch, Fancad bach yard. 415* mo. 1*1 G leaf. UM wc. (Sola tsT.w t).3tiaam __________ SANFORD* 3/3. FAAHLV room. C /N A . raaevafad. S3S4G SAN FO R D 4/1 fan + SG- n . Flraplac*. If. ihadtd let. T LC ------ BIGHT. 1/1 SALVATION MMTNCEM FROM NOV. MMMb W. MM St. Apply Id SICURITV OFFICRN JOB Tretotog- Armed G Unowned ■raatty A AatactotooGM-raaa SECURITY OFFICRRS Full A P T aval labto. AH kaurt. Free uniform*. Benefit* A vacation pay. I k . BBMGNB3. awr an Mae ar Mo l o t .... EO« A > Reef ApgKaecem 33*1 P R E E P a N e a il GPta»»efy*n Dryer Pair. <7—Raerlaiiati m u n _________________ HIUHMtll HEALTH APPRO X. 10 ACRES. Richmond A v e ., Cleae t* the NEW M A L L . H30K. WO-MMIW D E L T O N A A R EA , ft acres. Fw m ha«IZ Rent cans* ua*. s a s mo., no pet*. E X C E L L E N T assessment thill*. M ia to give dlrectton A follow through. Lang form care eaperlence nacataary, E X C E LLEN T BENEFITS FAX ReseWMi O M I H I 1 I OR A PP LY IN PRRSON i l l — AfNiinnctt homes! to, horses, ceffto. farm Ing ar nursery I Zoned agricul­ tural. u .a ee f e e a c r e . C O N V E N IE N T LO C A T IO N , cater TV, rafrig. m krtw n *. prl xota wWranca. » N N M A LES P E E P E R F E M A L E . Sharing paal tid e condo. E R I E iwd/tor Into m » M TRUCKRRS SPECIALII Room A hath. Roam to park truck! EPPCY.-Katto* Loading on WMIve E lv e r, clean. AC. PROFISIIONAL -( ■. kit. C LEAN IttU M N C f $ A QUIET, Uhl pd ENcy.-ttN. 153— A c rttftLrH/Sr Ir REAL ESTATE, INC. 322-7491 HALL REALTY C O M M E R C IA L P O T E N ­ T IA L ! 4 bdrm . 1 bait), con crele blh home on over 1 a c r a l C H A I D e ta c h e d w o rk ih o p i Fplc.I M a n y possibilities I ONLY SI0T.500 323-5774 EXCH AN O E OR SELL your property located anywhere! INVE STORS REALTY 7743415 FO R SALE NY OWNER, new everything, 3 bdrm . I bath. No closing *900 down, w t 00 M o Mult have good credill 407 495 3017. NO BEALTOBS HID DEN LA K E. 3/2 Owner f in a n c in g 1 1.000 down lST3/mon MT.SOO 774 7071. NO DOWN PAYM ENT. Far qualified buyertl 3/l's. In super condition, on targe lot If you ar* currnetly on any waiting list lor a house, WE H AV E HOMES AVAILABLE! Hllllman Oravp Inc. Realt o r ........... .......................... 3H-G333. PINE CREST I JUST LISTEDI Lg 1/1. CHA. range. Irldge, washer dryer, workroom, lenced yd OWNER ANXIOUS *45.000 SOME OWNER Ftoasttat. S Acre* g- Hama. IMMEDIATE. BUMMacEaaeacW HTH- STENSTROM R E A L T Y • IN C . FOd TKE COVVTVTFOUSI 3 Bdrm., I bath, on 3 acre* tawed tar keraetl lat ln kit., greet room plan, Ikxlk' cov­ ered perch - only min. ta Mew Mall G 141 Wf.SWI ITTtRTXM IMUTOISI 3 Bedroom, t bath •'AH*'* situated on nice let - MAKE OFFER • OWNER SAVS SELLItl................. SMvBMI 321-2720 • 322-2420 LAKE MARY •SANFORD KATW OOD 3/1. Breakfast nook, formal dining rm . Iplc . tern porch, lacuul. 2 car garaga ASKINGII1S.OOO ‘SaCoHsot 'R.talCtf 3 2 1 U/b9/32 1 i?2b/ CALL: 3I>Gtaa*rPI-3TG3 P A L M V A L L E V , anctiead perch, living ream, dining roam, eat In bit., todi washer, despeeel. ice-maker f i trlgera tor. 3/1. fan In gech roam, u tility, wath/dryar. 1-car carport 423.HG MA3I3T. Mamas Set Up ta Carriage Cave G 3/1. Large Living Ream. Screen Rm., C/HA. Clean G Nice.......................... tS.4M.0S G 3/1, P ttlo . Shad. C/HA. G 1/1, 14* Wide, needs tam* TLC, meat Be m e v td ila tiM • S/l. Doubla-Wld* Large Patt*. Carport. Large Maxtor Badraam. C/HA. Clean G Nice....................... H4.J00.0P. C A ll th* above ar* cash price. Fbaalbta Ftowewckng AxaHabto NO E i i i i r i II i ONlri Rit a llt «>T-»iG*MarlM-3»H 1 EORM., R EM O O ELBD New bath G kit. tens, porch l m m dawn. >140month. >501100 159— R m I C s ti tR W R W tE d GUYINGe LEASING* HOU1I4 PLUMS er LEMONS Oerttai tat-TIP •in Our 39thYeif 4SHWE BUY HOUSES IMM Any cendHton. All areas 1 W b o n P e y C a e tin i-ie M THINKING OF GUTING.... 140 — Busin*** TTfff a Nome rm? FREE Howto Boyar's KHi Call I P f 5Ek R e a l e s t a t e , in c . G EA U TY SALON FOR M L I, In SANFORD, good tecaflon, up G coming area. Owner movtng ewey Pteeee call tor »et )Wpiint.P0GtaTaM4>a. L O C A L - T A V GGNI I4O.0M >5,000 dawn OW NER F I ­ NANCING! 323 30*4 or 333 t i l l ________________ _ cWv/SN WHOA IALMOSTI ACRES With a tour badraam hens* tar only tri.SWSAOOLE U P and com* ta* lor yourwill I Call Barbara Slwmawt. eves. 321-in*. Calibart Baal Batata, 333-Tfto_________________ 1UL21ST. R E S T O R E D . Charming. 1 bdrm., 1 bath, garage, fplc.. O AK FLOORS. CHA. new wiring, plumbing. B M P TMfRN FORSAIL B E E R G WINE Businas* and/or with property In­ cluded. Owner financing available. Down payment required. SANFORD area. 407 333 0*23. 122 ANN RSOHCIRCLE H I — A p p l I * ik e s 3 Bdrm., I.S both, large utility room, great earner tot. new carpets. lll.SOt. 4>f 44>S. 1/1. N EW LY RIM O O ELED . Mutt seel Exc. ttarter home, In great cond. near alem. school. 437.500. Call: 324-104*. / Furniture 1544 I L FOETAL AVE.. 1/1. Exc. rental Income, Santord. C/HA. 341,000. I34432T ArruMicts t. STOVES: 1 30” olactrtc >50; 1 30” alactrk 1125 **; I • 30” almost new electric >175. 3. WASHERS Maytag >75. Kelvlnetor MO. 1. DRYERS: Kanmera*75 e*7 331GaH»rltL>>l« “ W E E D Stagta Twta Sit* box. m ettraM ft mafet tram*. tai.OG. Can deliver. 373 *31*. R U T A N D S IL L Oaod dean uaad furniture G antiques In t h a p r e lln lt h ln g a v a il. U R N T 'S MART...... .» - t in • C A R P E T SHAMPOO Cleaner. LIK E BRAND NEWI Electro L u ll 143. 323 371* OSMRTTE ft 4 (It. brown), octagon shape It. SI7S. After7pm323 5«05 a D R Y E R . Kenmare, gaad cendillen. 3100 firm. Call MIG* to _____________ I New Scratch 4 Dents. New Used appliance* Otars Rp p R U ril * #333-7450 G M ATTR ESS ft BOX I FRI NO. Q easn. Seely petlerpadlc. extra firm. NO. 330 OH*. REFRIG ERATO R. Upright w/ fraaiar; ELECTRIC STOVE. Both U50 tech. 3300*54 • SUPER SINGLE wllh receipt ft lltattm* war rarity. OT.3M7P03 U S E D F U R N I T U R E FO R S A L E . Dr*>t*ft, mirror*, night stands, chairs, tables, beds. Reaseneblo price*. B U D G ET INN.3MGMG it s — 1 n to vM M / »/! C A M C O R D E R . Megnavox I mm. Ilka new condition. >115. m m *. 219— W antadto Kuy CO PIER S W A N T E D All Makes G Sires Running or not. Will 222— M usical Instruments BEOIMMINO PIANO lesiens, by experienced teacher. M. M u sk degree Call 322 NO* 2 2 3 — M I s c e IIb i w o u s AIR CONOmON/Neslers 2 4 TON central units new G u«d trom 4300 00.407 337 >340. B U N O U R BARS. Easy push button release I >5 per sq It '~ -...335)14* E L E C T R I C W H EELC H A IR . good condition, tor a CHILD. Cost 14000 Sell U M 13*1741 Ask tor Kayla or David_____ F IR E W O O D . Seasoned oak. 145 00 a lead For delivery C o ll:......................... 334 4*04 NOW 'S T H E TIME I Host a Christmas Party NO FREE ......... 331-4037 T R U C K TOPPER. Fiberglass cream G brown. FIN F ISO other foil site PU. Cost SIGN S E L L *235 331 033*________ 230— AntiquR/Ctiulc Cars 1*43 Fleetwood U O G LLIC . a door, ell original showroom cond. >5300060........ 3454*30 107* E L C U S S IC O Cadillac . CaN 355t u t to see piW*4l. H*A**. 4*7 3403713. 2 3 1 -C R fl IB M A P T I V A . U MNS tor modem. IN HD. software. SIGH. Call: 311 5254_______ LOCAL BUSINESS Upgrading MUT SCUt e-MG/MEUIIID G mg* RAM. VGA monitor*. 101 keyboards, preloaded programs. >1.000 Each. Call Treeaoi 300 0000. 117— $— rttm OiEd» HUNT INO LEASRI S. Georgia area. Saaaan opens t wee* I SMB CBN.......... SPA/HOT TUBi S PERSON portable w/equlp underwater light. Cedar R A I S E D Never used 110214)7 34040*3.____ m o HUHOAI GoH Cart. MM. * who*lor. groat shape, run* ...............2*4445* jr* * f_ 119— Oftk t Suppiits REFURRI1H ED Ofllc* Captors, all makes G tires. Save up to 10% from New I Warmaty G Fret delivery aat-m-DM GTYPHW EITHR, Smith Cor on*, pertabto In case. Ha* special fast advance kay. Exc. cond *23 04 3300m . _______ 191— Building M att rials ODOORS. Cloaot 24".*0" >10: kroon 34" i)0" I to I D 4540. StMi BuiWinf* DMSTKAU.T KMCIOt UBBEH TI Must sail XXao •tralght tide, gabl* stael building from Daytona Beach Turkey Run car show. Has 1304 MPH windload Call _ B a D f o lO ) 7 1 7 G g t ^ _ ^ ^ 193— U w n A O a rd M •LIATRIS IBlaiIng Star) Exot k purple btoomsl 15.00. 114 ________ 1711 199— P its > SuffffilRS a c o c k a t o il s . A Pair with large cage. ONLY 5100. 130 7**1 2 1 5 -Boats and Acctssofias O ROUTER. Crattsman. Us HP. 35 bits I 143 4*54041 Call* I berry 1*71 BMW >1)1, 4544. TLC wooded. Greet tor fixup or porta, Wbeto car...... 3*44*35 107* M O N T E C A R L O 111. Moreen. Good body and Inte­ rior. runs but needs me|or tun-s up. *400 OEO 322 7*73 ISM TOYOTA lepra, 7 door, In esc. condition. I00K mil**. >17)0. OEO............... » 5M7. M NISSAN Seatra. 4 dr., stan dard. Great lira*. RUNSI Make Otter 13D 4571_______ 07 PONTIAC Firebird, HIM. 7.1 eng. a cyl. black, run* great, t. 0 6 0 ....... 33*00*7. 233-Auto Parts / A c u sso f i#s CUSTOM 24K OOLD Mating auto amblem* G motor cycle parts! W* com* to you I Call tor quote...............4*7 331 3257 O N E STOP TIRE SHOP. Tires SO OC G up. Moulted G Bel I T m G I lth e lC h e e g D e jq ^ 235— Truck*/ B u se s / Vans P R E IO H T LIN IR . rebuilt ISO Cummings. * *p.. exc. work truck. New II D S rubber. Asking >7100. OBO Some IInanclng. 407 45* 3131_______ ISGI POND VAN. Itanalln*. 3004 cyl., good work track Runs good I WOO. 3350*75 IMS NISSAN *14. S3JM. 114 Engine with roll bar. enktl rims, good cend. 344 *454 H C H EV Y SI*. New motor and parts. Standard, rum graal. >3000. OBO. 340-1323 M FORD PUS. 4X2. all power, everything worts) Good tote rlor 117*0.32! 4044 m -VaM ciit W a n t td ____ O L D G JUNK CAI1/TRUCK5 W ANTED. F i l l Heel ewey. I m y CASH. Tracy i 3454*54 CASH MG FAIDI Far Juab Can. T r u c k s A M i l e . I Keep Am erks Beautiful 1....7225m JU N K CANS WANTED! Runn Ing or noil Pay 54. 7 days a wh.. we haul! IG jM SMM) 241— RBcrtBtkmBl V > h icks / CBmpors CAM POROUND Memkertki* camp Irom coast to coast. 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(Make-up Artist-Oct 30th-A ppt on 3 l« i M M . / f t i f M l m%t ___ ROtTALPlaces 3 8 8 -0 4 8 1 V 102 EAST m u m , SANFORD 7 l® 3 0 -‘ • MASKS • MAKEUP • WIGS • FX-KITS • PANGS • HATS • NOVELTIES • ACCESSORIES •rV N mm, PARTY HEARTY! BOO TO Yi GET “HAUNTINGIV" G000 HALLOWEEN BARGAINS AT• H / I BROOKE’SSTOKE HALLMARK Ui SeminoleCentre 321-0827, P O IN T S ) in■M.-. SATURDAY OCTOBER 28TH 9 PAL til „ kDrink Costum e Specials Wests »%■Stv.-e'M # ' T h o H o lid a y s a r o C o m in e S o o n — ^ Com o S oo Us f o r f h o B a s t — f o p Q u a lif y N o a f s l! [r:V ./ hVU •ifl ■•iM iv iv CENTRAL FLORIDA PEDIATRICS if-flll Be There! I H O P K IN S MEAT PACKING S b e d tA S ie J s, M 9JA.U 7 S «P8V S 9| Custom O rd ers Welcome S L k A S J .i.U »• I R M OOLANDO D t 106.172-1 3 2 2 -9 2 9 1 ----I M k l U n C i a A9 105-172-FN ^ Comprehensive Pediatrics Care ■j . jj P — UNTOIS* 321-00(5 D tM IT • US-1113 106-172 b Holiday CraftFest Arts, Crafts ft Antiques Food • Beer • Softdrinlu • Entertainment C e n t r a l F lorida e d u c a t o r s FCDCHAL Cnr.DlT UNION fliftUEASAFE “^ S N O SPOOKTACULAR * HALLOWEEN!! • Beautiful Gifts • Antique Car Show • Holiday Crafts • Gift Suggestions • Antique Fair W ishing You A Safe and Happy Halloween N o v.atfiasttiiO A M tosna r l . M O T P fi r a v n mS e n d a i • 1 3 9 V IU V U Sponsored By „ Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce^ Main Street A The Celery City Cruisers 101 E. 25th St. Sanford 321-6840 0 /1 $ 4 0 7 322-2212 * F AM LV OW N CO 4 O P IP A T IO 330-1660 [303 S . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 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/3dc7a9189d826c2f5de7244d6c59f7b0.pdf 9704a2ff2583f62251922b43df49fd45 PDF Text Text 75 C e n t s SUNDAY S e p te m b e r 24. 1995 S a n fo r d H e r a ld S # r v litg l a n f o r d , L a h a M a ry t a m l i w l f C o u n ty a ln e n I t O C B8th Year, No. 29 - Sanford. Florida C o p s NEWS DIGEST g a n g □ u p N o p l# a g a in s t Qovomor obliges Ison A Lake Mary H igh School aenlor wrote a letter to the governor as a class assignment asking that a special da y be proclaimed to honor a favorite personality. W hat a surprise when his request was granted! □ t e e Page 1C. □ g a n g s S p o rts s y s ie a ii Hsrskl Senior Staff Writsr Athletic scholarship seminar ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Lake Brantley w ill host a seminar this Wednesday night on w ays and means for high school athletes hoping to obtain a college scholarship. S a sP a g s IB. Qolfers wanted SANFORD — T h e Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Is accepting entrants in the 20th annual Golf Tournament, scheduled for Mon­ day. Oct. 9 at the Mayfair Golf and Country Club. The entry fee Is $79. Prizes will be awarded. Fees Include dinner, greens fee. golf cart, etc. For guests, dinners are 819. For information and o r to enter the com peti­ tion. contact the chamber at 400 E. First Street in Sanford. 322-2212. H istoric downtown market has a very friendly flavor Herald Staff Writsr Planning and Zoning matting LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Planning and Zoning Board meets Tuesday. Sept. 26. begin­ ning at 7p.m. ' Included on the agenda are several requests concerning subdivisions and PUD's (planned urban development). Properties to be discussed Include 6.6 acres on the west side of Rinehart Road north of Lake Mary Blvd.. Tlmacuan units 11 and 12. W ood bridge on the east side o f Rinehart Road, and Huntington Polnte Phase 3. at Lake Emma Road and Emma Oaks Trail. There Is also an ordinance to be discussed, amending non-resldentlal and multi-family building setback requirements. The m ee tin g w ill be held In the c ity commission chambers o f Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Railroad marktr SANFORD — The Seminole County Historical Commission and Coastllners will dedicate a historical railroad marker and have the re­ enactment of General Ulysses S. Grant's turning o f the first spadeful o f earth for the railroad on Jan. 10. 1880. The event Is planned for Wednesday. Oct. 4. beginning at 11:30 a.m.. at the old South Florida Railroad Depot structure. 212 W. First Street, in downtown Sanford. You ought to bo in pictures Pet portraits b y Bob Dawes, sponsored by the Mid-Florida Golden Retriever Club, will be available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 1. at Best Paw Forward D og Training. 2544 S. Park Dr.. Sanford. Call 857-4971 for reservations. The $5 sitting fee is payable to MFGRC. Portrait packages start at $6.99. No charge for addltonal animals or people. LAKE MARY — Nick Casiello wanted to give his downtown business a little more curb appeal so he did it w ith a fresh coat o f paint. Pardon the pun. but Caalello's Village Meat Market and dell Is "sandw iched" between a Laundromat and a carpet shop In the circa 1920s building that occupies the southeast comer of Country Club Road and Crystal Lake Avenue. Almost hidden under the wide canopy that separates the downstairs shops and the upstairs apartments. Casiello felt the need to do something to make his business standout. Because the building Is constructed o f red brick, there were not m any choices for exterior treatments other than paint. So. with true Italian spirit and cans o f red, white and green paint. Casiello and his son. Jay. armed w ith brushes and rollers, spent the better part o f a weekend painting the front o f the shop. T h e business now sports even redder bricks, w ith fresh white grout and doors and windows trim m ed In greyn. *■ w • Casiello bought the meal m arket from previous owner Joe Bonacorsl in March o f this year. Bonacorsl had run the market in the □ — M a rk e t, Fags 8A________________________ • y 8MAM M O O II Herald Staff Writer □ S s s Qatar, Fags 8 A □ County focus: Projects, how to pay for them GatorFest fun continues today DEBARY — The day was Saturday, but the time was 1835. The Sem inole War Camp had Just been set up but the fire had not yet been started. The camp has been situated in the traditional Seminole manner, facing the water, backed into a grove o f oak trees and palmettos. "W e live the way they d id ." said Earl DeBary. o f Ocala, "we cook the w ay they did." DeBary. whose Sem inole name is Heron, is a Seminole re-enactor, along with his wife and son. Betty and Jeremy. He is related to the Frederick deBary for which the town Is named but he has also traced his roots back to his great grandfather who was full-blooded Creek. DeBary said the camp, ail of the accoutrements and the costumes are handmade, historically accurate and docu­ mented. The family spends most o f their weekends at re-enactments and festivals. It has become such a way o f life for DeBary he said. "I'm now more SANFORD - If it looks like gang activity and smells like gang activity, it still might not be gang activity. ■ According to Seminole County UndersherlfT Steve Harriett, there Is no organized activity In the county, though there Is that potential. In order to ensure the A ta g ls n e s contin u ation o f that c o n d it io n , H a r r ie tt w ~ by PMrMs said, the sheriff's office and the school district have Joined forces to head the problem off at Dials. IscsmSIs, Lake. Manat##. O ft the pass. N *. M. Lids, Sumtsr. Th e G R E A T (Gang • . ... . Resistance. Education and Training) program HllliSsfsvth. Jet Is bringing a message Lsvy, M arlas. M artls. o f n o n -v io le n c e and good s e lf-e s te e m to seventh graders across the county. • Ms “ W e are giving the students som e tools to deter them from Join­ UMm W»- LMsrty. ing a g a n g . " T o n y Diaz, w ho heads that S DM sat program , said. " W e SM asatsla thaia cavntlai: Alacksa. know that the gangs, CalMwit. Clay, C slllar, where th ey exist, meet GaStSin, Dull. OlaSa*. certpln n e e ^ f o r yoying Halmas. IsSlas people. W e w ant to SatmMick T show th e m h o w to \meet those needs* without join in g • gang. Elsewhere around arot * the atatc, sheriffs said they may be unable to slow the spread o f youth gangs •f Herald Staff Writer n i t $u m o f* By mmmm van I A demonstrator from Jungle Advsnturss, In Christmas, shows a baby alligator to Deslrs Ford and Sarah Bath Skinner. SANFORD — The Seminole County Com ­ missioners w ill be yaked to agree to a plan Tuesday for financing $6.1 million In capital projects with cash to be repaid through a bond Issue In 1996 During his morning briefing prior to u work session and regular board meeting. County Manager Ron Rabun will ask Seminole County commissioners for concurrence o f the Internal financing plan for new voting machines, a new ra d io communications system and expanaion o f the health department. For nearly a year, the county has been structuring a bond Issue to pay for four capital protects totally $20.6 million. The projects Include the 814.5 million construction of a public safety complex. 83.5 m illion 800 □ i M C s u t y . P a g t 8A C a a ip Ha d fro m s ta ff r w w r t s G o o d sp o rts drawn to S e m in o le m all ..........7 A 1*40 ........... 4 6 ...... 46 A M y ............... 4 6 ••••Ms o n ....... 4C . . . . . . . . . . . 1 *8 6 ............1-86 ••••A*##******a c .............. 8A I The end must justify the means, j UaMkaisi -M iiir w o ^-s-rn o r Today: Partly cloudy with a good chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High around 90. Rain chance 50 percent. F a r m ors w e t h e r , s— Pa ge 8 4 ■yO AAYC O ATO AM Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — About 650 people showed up for a sports celebration breakfast Saturday morning as grand opening festivities continued at the Semi­ nole Towne Center. The event, sponsored by WESH-TV, Cinnabon. Central Florida Regional Hospital and 540 AM The Team radio station, carried $5 per person admission. Proceeds w ill benefit the Boggy Creek Gang's Lake County cam p for terminally ill and disabled children. Roy Firestone, host of ESPN's "U p Close", entertained the crowd with songs, sports highlight videos and celebrity imperson­ ations. "T h e people came out In good numbers, and they are really enjoying themselves.” said STC marketing director Martha Mannarlno. "W e have a very community oriented approach at Seminole Towne Center. I w ould love to have any one o f these people back in the future, and I'm sure you will sec others like them at different events that we do. We would like to tie In with charities." Orlando Predators wide receiver Herkle Walls and WESH-TV Channel 2 sports editor Mark Middleton laughed with guests while signing autographs. WFTV Channel 9 sportscaster Greg Warmouth, UCF m en and women basketball players, former Miami Dolphins quarterback Earl r J h Sports. F a g* 2 A HaraM Shota by Mark Hart, Samuel Petersen, 10, of Oeltona, hands a pen to Orlando Predators star Herkie Walls so he can autograph a program book at the sports breakfast Saturday. SU B SC R IBE TO THE SAN FO R D H E R A L D FOR T H E B E S T LO CAL N EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �8A - Sanford HtfStd, Smtord. Florid* • Sunday, Ssptotnbsr 24, 1905 pangs Recycling tops 100 m illion pounds 1A gangs In the last few months in Sumter C o u n ty schools has from urban to rural areas county programs and .5 m illion pounds total for the year o v e r the 100 million without more m oney for police prompted action by school and 1 at the county sm all material pounds mark to 104.5 m illion pounds. The p o lic e o f f i c i a l s . T h e y are HaraM S taff Writer and prevention programs, say* a facility (SMRF). a total o f 14.9 figures are baaed on th e fiscal year which counseling students to resist survey by lawmakers. i pounds o f recyclable* w ere collected goes from October through the following gangs a n d fo r b id d in g gang In polling sheriffs statewide SANFORD — Like that little pink bunny In August. September. It Is the first tim e since the members from wearing their who keeps going and going and going, the about gang problems, the House recycling program begam tn November 1900 Identifying clothing at school. grass, trees, plants and flowers In this state Juvenile Justice Com m ittee got Recyclin g efforts have Increased steadily that an annual total h a s topped 100 mUUon o v e r the post five years from 17.4 million Farmer said. some startling an sw ers from o f perpetual sunshine keeps growing and pounds. He said gangs have led to an growing and growing. That means there Is a rural areas like Sum ter County. pounds for 1990-91 ( I I months); 73.7 Increase In violence, particularly lot o f d ip p in g, trimming, pruning and •'It’s kind of raising Its ugly ________ diverted from Along wtth the m illio n pounds. 1991-92; 9 0 .8 m lllton fights. In the Centra] Florida cutting w hich translates into yard waste. head here, and w e 're trying to 1.6 million pounds of pounds, 1992-93; 87.2 m illion pounds, the county * county o f35,000. nip It before It gets any w orse." Sem inole County residents recycled 8 glass, plastic, newspapers, aluminum and Harriett insists the young peo­ million pounds o f yard waste during August 1999-94; 1994-05 through AuguM. 104.5 Sumter County C h ief Deputy BUI rere collected tn the curbside steel cans were — ple are not form ing organized In the curbside program. Another 4.5 mUUon. Since April. 1992 yard waste has Fanner said. program. Cardboard Is also collected for been separated and collected curbaide for gangs In Sem inole County. Harriett said th e Sem inole million pounds o f yard waste was delivered recycling tn Sanford. n w r l l m f t h m s ia t nsit i l l n f S f l T l t f l o l f C O U f llV "O rganized" la the key word, to county facilities, bringing the j*— * ---- *County sheriff a office is not so With the addition o f .3 million pounds of as required by the State of Florida. Ret naive as to think there la not a he said. G roups o f wanna-be total to 12.5 mUUon for August Ing helps extend the life span o f landfills. potential for gang problems In gang members com e together for commercial recycla b le* from city and Materials recycled last month f the purposes o f com m ittin g this county. crimes and often do vanaUze or "W e are d ealin g w ith It," Harriett said. "W e are taking a commit more violent crimes, but pro-active stance against this their Is no structure o r helrarchy to distinguish the groups as becoming a problem ." The 1996 Legislature w ill have gangs. "They’ iare so dlacombobulated to decide what measures have a chance of curbing the gangs and they are ahnoat the antithesis of how many scarce budget dollars w hatayouth gan g is," he said. In Jefferson County tn North to sp en d , s a id R e p . L o r i Edwards, chairwoman o f a Ju­ Florida, sm all school- or areavenile Justice subcom m ittee re­ based gangs are Involved In drug dealtng. drive by shootings and viewing the report. "Certainly It's a squeeze, but muggings, said Sheriff Kenneth Syl the highest priority we can offer Fortune Sr. y . -m alfl S f|an I S vrniaf is it mm no oo our citizens la their safety.” said "They’re not as organized as Edwards. “ That It's spreading to what you w ould have In Miami," SANFO RD - W ho gets aphe said. "U 'a Just like these little rural areas Is a m otor concern." In the survey. 32 sheriffs said areas that are their own little they could Identify 380 gangs turf." The survey Is unfinished. The Ing Monday afternoon's Sanford Involving nearly 11.600 youths, House Ju ven ile Justice Com­ City Com m ission work session. and a third said gang activity mittee is m ailin g another round T h e q u e s t i o n h a s b e e n was a serious problem in their counties. o f questionnaires next week to approached numerous times, • Forty percent o f the counties 21 sh eriffs w h o h aven't re­ with no specific guidelines. with problems reported n o gang sponded. Now, Mayor Bettye Smith la activity In a 1967 survey. More Of the 48 w h o did respond, 32 proposing suggestions which than two-thirds o f the sheriffs reported gan g activity, including may m ake the process more said with current resources, the drug gangs, ethnic and racial a c c e p t a b le to c o m m is s io n problem would g et worse by the gangs, skinhead and neo-Nazi members who make appoint­ year 2000. gangs, and school-based gangs. ment recommendations. " I f we didn't h ave the G RE AT S h e r iff's d e p a r tm e n ts in Many months ago, during con­ Qraca Maria Shnac lp h a f program we think It could get Broward, C h a r lo tte . Citrus. sideration for board appoint­ worse," Diaz said. "But I think Dade. Dixie, Escambia. Lake. ments. It was suggested that no we are giving the you ng people Manatee. Orange. Polk, St. Lucie one be considered unless they the tools they need to stay out o f and Sumter counties reported have filed a statement with the serious gan g activity. Seminole city asking appointment to cer­ gsngs.” The 1987 survey by a House reported som e gang activity. tain tioarda. This has been ac­ To combat the spread, sheriffs complished by only a few per­ panel pinpointed Miami as a gang notbed w ith leas, but cited various needs such as sons however. In many cases. growing, activity tn the Jack­ computer systems, special gang Individual commissioners are sonville, Orlando and Tampa units and prevention measures merely contacted by persons areas. like a fte r -s c h o o l program s, wishing to be named to fill That study sold Florida had all nighttime basketball and com­ vacancies on certain boards. There were two revues a year, You m ay recall that I men­ the Ingredients fo r gsng growth munity Intervention. I think, at Chriatmaa and tn the Their nam es are subsequently tioned In a previous column that In addition to Edwards' sub­ placed Into nomination by that Including rapid urbanization, spring. They were held on the there waa an article In the June substantial pockets o f poverty, committee, a prevention pro­ particular commissioner. stage of the Rltz Theater, and 15. 1942 Sanford Herald on the rapid population grow th and an grams subcommittee will review one article mentioned that It Spring Revue presented by the At other times, appointments ethnic m ix r iv a lin g that o f the report before It goes to the were suggested by a commis­ p u p ils o f Mrs. Ruth Gordon would also be produced at the California. full Juvenile Justice panel. Athens Theater In DeLand. W right. Today I'm going to give sioners to fill vacancies, when It noted that gan gs w ere In­ Mrs. Wright had studied under Information from tha Aieodeled F m i it you a review o f the revue. others admitted they did not creasingly being organized sa Indudto In thle roport. Arthur Murray a n d probably, I'm sure you have . guessed know the person or his or her other well known Instructors as I drug distribution networks and fist 1 w as one of Mrs, W right's qualifications. In some cases, she taught tap. ballet, toe. acro­ said growth tn d ru g dealing waa dance pupils. I began taking relying on the Judgement of the batics and novelty num bers to leading to an Increase In murder, person m aking the recommen­ dancing from her when I small tots like me and also to burglary, car th eft, violence, four years old In October o f 1940 dation. the remainder of the 1A gunplay and strong-arm theft. revue. I sang "Playm ates" which more advanced students. and continued until about 1943 c o m m is s io n a p p r o v e d th e 1 remember that ahe cam e to Moral, and choice. Edwards added another reason w hen Mrs. Wright moved away. 1 was a popular song of the day. 1 1992 Bronze Olym pic gymnast for growing gang allegiance: the still have the very scratchy 78 at least one o f m y birthday also attended her kindergarten At one commission meeting, a Wendy Bruce were also In at­ suggestion was made by one decline of the traditional family. from February 1941 through rpm record and remember a few parties and she w rote m e very " It offers kid s a sense o f tendance. commissioner for a person to June 1942. You may remember oif the words and the tune. I clever letters (which 1 still have) The Orlando Magic also had a r e p la c e a r e s ig n in g board belonging that th ey are not our kindergarten picture which know that I did a toe dance one when I was sick and other strong turnout at the event. Stuff member. Other commissioners getting at home." ahe said. w as a Vintage View on Aug. 1, year in a bright yellow costum e occasions. She w a s a very In Seminole C o u n ty , Diaz the Magic Mascot, pro scout and however. Indicated they were as a studio portrait of m e In that special lady. 1994. And would you believe Mrs. Wright was the mother of noted, there are a lot o f young assistant coach T om Sterner, not even aware o f the resigna­ that I was valedictorian o f m y attire hung In our den fo r many people who lik e to em ulate com m unity relations director tion. years. A photo similar to the one Mrs. Harry E. (R u th Jea n ) kindergarten class? □ 9 a a S tia td y h a r. P a g * S A gang-llke behaviors, b y their O tis S m ith a n d th e M agic □ pictured here was also there. 1 think that In my first dance Wheels w h eelch air basketball activities. " I think t h e r e a re som e team were on hand. While Firestone and company emerging problems that we can irevent." he said. "T h e re are a were on the m ail's upper level, ot of wanna-be (gang members) the NBA Jam Session was going out there. We are doing what we on downstairs. Simulated dunk A lso on the agenda are two Lee. applicant. T h e proposed millage rate la can to In te r v e n e b e fo r e It photos, a one-on-one ahootoff. ordinances: Th e meeting Is scheduled to 4.995, the same as last year. The and fa n s c o u ld a ls o shoot Htrald s ta ff Writer becomes a problem." •Ordinance 972 — Com pre­ begin at 7 p.m.. In the council cou n cil Indicates It w ill not He said that tn combatting the b a s k e t b a l l s o f f d i f f e r e n t hensive plan amendment re­ chambers of Oviedo . City Hall. accept the rolled-back rate o f gang problem there has to be backboards that were set up as OVIEDO - Th e Oviedo City 4 .8 5 6 recom m ended by the garding the northeast com er o f 400 Alexandria Blvd. prevention, In terven tio n and part o f the exhibit. Ltfesize Council w ill hold a special meet­ Following the regular meeting, CR-419 and Lockwood Blvd.. S e m in o le C ou n ty p r o p e rty cardboard cutouts o f Charlotte enforcement. ing Monday night. The meeting appraiser. a work session Is scheduled to west o f Econlockhatchee River. In the new survey mailed out Hornets guard Muggsy Boguea Is required In order to give final discuss Evans G rove property this summer, even some rural and Washington Bullets center a p p ro v a l to th e fiscal year Both Items are scheduled for •Ordinance 973 — Annexa­ and Division Street. counties reported serious gang Georghe Musesan were featured 1995/96 budget and set the p u b lic h e a r in g s and fin a l tion o f property CR-419 and Th e next regularly scheduled tn the Jam Session, which will millage rate before the end of the readings during Monday night's Lockwood Blvd.. west o f Econ­ city council meeting will be on activity. T h e a p p e a ra n c e o f youth be at the mall through today. month. meeting. lockhatchee River. Charles 5. Monday, Oct. 2. Discussion: Appointing volunteers to bosrds The way we were: A review of spring dance revue, 1942 Sports Oviedo to approve budget, set millage f LO TT1W V M IA M I - H e r e a r e t h e winning num bers s e le c te d Friday In the F lorid a Lottery: TH E W EATH ER LOCAL FORECAST P s s ts a y 5 0 6 -1 2 -1 6 * 1 9 -2 6 V S W C ashs 1*9*4 P la y 4 9 -B -9 -0 NATIONAL T U P S ■XTBNDBO OUTLOOK Tonight: Partly cloudy with scattered evening showers ami thunderstorms. Low In the lower V VJ'A. f \ j" - i-----------* --------- 1 70s. Light south wind. Rain TH U R SD AY chance 20 percent. TU E S D A Y W EDNESDAY MONDAY SUNDAY Monday and Tuesday: Variable P t ly c ld y 89-71 P tly cld y 8 7 -7 4 P t ly cld y B7-74 P t ly c ld y 87-74 P tly cldy 67-74 cloudiness with scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. Lows In the tower to mid 70s. Highs In STATISTICS the 80s. W edn esday: Partly cloudy with scattered showers DSnnaat... .7:20 p.m. M ONDAY! and thunderstorms mulnly In .7:15 a.m. S O L U N A N TABLE: Min. 6:00 ( S a a r l » « the eastern sections during the n.m.. 6:25 p.m.: MaJ. 12:15 a.m.. morning and over the wrst and 12:40 p.m. TIDES: D aytona NEW FIRST Interior afternoon. Lows in Hie B each : highs. 9:03 a.ni.. 9:19 S ept. 24 Oct. 1 lower lo m id 70s. Highs In the p.m.; lows. 2:43 a.m.. 3:12 p.m.: 80s. N e w S m y rn a Beach: highs. 9:08 a.m.. 9:24 p.m.: lows. 2:48 a.m .. 3:17 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:23 a.m.. 9:39 p.m.: FLORIDA TEMPS FU LL LAST lows. 3:03 a.m.. 3:32 p.m. O ct. 8 Oct. 16 Not a v a ila b le at preaa tim e 4 Sunday, Seplombot 24, IMS Vol. 68, No. 25 PuOkehed Tueadoy through Friday and Sunday by T h a Sa n ford Htrald, Inc. 300 N F re n c h Avo., Sanford, ria n n t Second C le a t P o ila y e P a id at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing office*. 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Th e UVI exposure levels artrated by the Environm ental Protection Agency as folluws: 0.1.2 minimal 3.4 low 5.6 moderate 7.8.9 high 10- very high Temperature! indicate pravloue F r id a y ! ------ ------- -------. EDT. CMV Mt Lo P v t O ta A m arillo ss IB cdy Anchoragt •1 to cdy Ath*vlll* 70 04 .1* cdy Atlanta n M cdy Atlan tic City 74 m 01 1.10 A u ttin to SO .10 cdy Baltim ore 71 70 .41 city Sot ton TV 03 S3 cdy Buffalo «1 S3 07 cdy Burling ton,VI. 74 SI «0 cdy C aio ar 41 30 cdy Cherleilon.S C. to 77 rn Charlodon.W.Vo. *1 SO .to dr Charloffa.N C S3 OB .03 cdy ChsysiifM » 14 cdy Chicago S3 10 S3 Clf Cincinnati » OO as dr Cleveland to 40 .10 cdy Concord. 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DrugarrMt w nttam Natal, 4S. o f Altamonte S p rin g , vaa a sheriff's deputies tarty Friday at hla utodence. He LO N O W O O D - G u id a n c e counselors at all lev els face dtfficulttei every d iy . On Friday they had a chance to take a break for a fe w hours and accept some thanks for that la the rrsponalM lllj o f the to make headed tn the right direction tn all aqiecta aI th e * Uvea from making the simplest decisions to m aking s u re th e y a re p r e p a r in g themaehres property for college and the with the right rig h ts Last o I the station met to to Karen Coleman, prin­ cipal o f Crooms Academ y, and to rote in helping youngrtcra make the transition from elem entary ftte jl L |u | K TTHflfiip BCeioot iDu g fe in fiiuui Already, achoote like Lakevlew High are efforts to w a m n n • K i m M a n Woeraer. 34. 10ft H a iel Bird.. Sanford. waa ■err e d a warrant at the John E. Folk Correctional Facility Thursday. He w m wanted on an Orange County warrant for violation o f probation on a conviction o f driving under the influence. • D ia n e Lynn Mean. 30, 730 Holbrook Circle, Lake Mary, w as located at her residence by deputiea Thursday. She was wanted on a capias for obtaining property with a worthless check. 8anford polk* reports • Miscellaneous Items valued at 91,717 were reported stolen Thursday from a residence In the 2300 block o f Palmetto Avenue. • A black 1993 Chevrolet, license number QCM-32E waa reportedly stolen Thursday from a dealership on ft. Orlando Drtve. . i ;• I • O n Tuesday, a CB radio and other Items were reportedly stolen from a 1966 Ford van parked In the 4100 block o f ft. Orlando Drtve. At the same time, an AM/FM compact disk player waa stolen from a 1906 Chevrolet van at the same • A n estimated 6600 In tools were reportedly stolen from a vehicle Thursday afternoon. In the parking lot o f Seminole Tow ne Center mall. • A camera and other Items valued at 9330 were reportedly stolen Thursday from a residence tn the 100 block o f w . 16th Street. • A weed eater, hedge trim m er and extension cord, valued at 6182 w ere reportedly stolen Thursday from a garage and shed o f a residence In the 100 block o f Poplar Avenue. WINTER SPRINGS - A Semi­ nole County resident has been named among only 19 persona In the entire nation as recipient o f a Carnegie Hero Fund award. James P. Summer*. Jr., o f Winter Springs, was the only Florida resident on the Hat o f this year's winner*. Commission President Robert W. O ff said that each o f the awardees, or their survivor* tn Will receive a grant o f 92.300. In Iss u in g th e a w a r d t o Summers, the Carnegie Hero Fund cited the following: James P. Summers, Jr., saved Kenneth A. and Evelyn S. King from burning (Yorkton. Saskat­ chewan. June 5. 1994). King. 71. and hla w ife, 70. were trapped In their motor home, w h ic h had o v e r tu r n e d and caught fire In a highway acci­ dent. Summers, a friend o f the couple, was traveling behind them and witnessed the acci­ dent. . Til Mr' jfl u ■ -■ ~ r' * ‘ - 1- .4 . >, L V* i** wJ Qraanwood Lafcas Middle School guidance counselor Pterlie Scott participates In Karan Coleman's meeting. »r j, they are taking the Initiative * Five of the 19 announced this week died In the performance of their heroic acta * Benefit U o m | Siqhf Programs ! I ‘ t | fit niri always weswo inavyouvwi oft* tfaaia^j andwa twin It. •ulPtaMelfM Canton, border to anteshtrateh your fftt on yourback... Yowl Haws toWade Through a Let of Buftl 9 K a is e r I PONTIAC-MMCK-9MC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd, DebmJ mlamo essm saei • oattoha w i i m i s • orlamoo som is s u s 1OCA1I0AT TM CORNU Of HWV. tJ-Sl S MWY ISA* >1 ~ P 7.949 since the program organised in 1904. In addition to the cash award, a hero medal I* also to be given. Off said the medal la given to civilians tn the United States and Canada w h o risk their to an extraordinary degree while sav­ ing or attempting to save the Uvea o f others. CMdren IM w I Frvs Beware Of The Bum Steer. u) deal with it tn a w iry U ta t will help the students o f < meet wtth greater success,” she said. "A n y change Hke that Is difficult, but the students have the opportunity to be prepared for what they will experience." T h e counselors also discussed their prtorttlea for the rest of this year, determining the need to find better ways o f keeping and tranaferrtng records. Coleman said her main reason for ftddrcMtni the tin was tothank them for their work and to encourage them to "keep up the good w ork." She said their Importance is often overlooked. "T h e y play a very, very Im­ portant role In our achoote," she said. Winter Springs man tapped for the Carnegie Hero award HonSdStaff •J e w e lry , a camera and other item s with a value o f over 3975 were reported stolen Thursday from a residence in the 100 block o f W. a 1st Street. . .. Guidance counedora at those schools are working wtth teach­ ers and students to find ways to make that transition easier. W hile no dedaloas w ere made about how to make the articula­ tion process easier, Colem an said she waa pleased to aee the process begin. "T h is Is a very serious Issue \ CMCCPfTTO -u - a ■ Honed, Dependable, Guaranteed tod Dedicated Service w ith iP en ou l Conara for Your Repair Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transm issions , lm; Automatic 209 W . 2SthStanford 322-8415 tforeloiatlo* MV—46S44 S ftA N ftO O O ftM ^ I Pamala Oaks *Homea From the f60’s | Summers ran to the burning vehicle and. after using hla fire extinguisher to dim inish the (lames, kicked out the broken windshield and crawled Inside. He seised King, who waa uncon­ s c io u s , an d d r a g g e d h im through the wlndahelld. then re-entered for Mrs. King, who was restrained by her Rest belt. Summers cut the belt with a knife and assisted Mrs. K in g out o f the burning wreckage. The motor home was destroyed by the flames. Both of the Kings required hospitalisation for extensive in­ juries, with Mrs. King's includ­ ing second-degree bums. Summers recovered with a cut arm. The 19 Individuals announced th is past T h u rsd a y b y the C a r n e g ie H ero F un d C om mission brings to 68 the number o f awardees to date In 1995, and • Payments From $ 4 8 2 M onth4 •$1 ,6 0 0 or less down payment •N ear New Mall • A ll Block construction ★ n O fu PA M A LA O AKS FREE Washer, Dryer & Refrigerator (Limited Time O nly!) ) FREE mortgage pre-qualification 18 exciting floorplans i Visit our Pamala Oaks Model Center today! Open Daiiy lO-o Sunday & Monday 12-6 Closed Fridays (407) 321-4185 Sanford Firs Department Lt. Slava Crswa comforts baby Casey after aha and har mother ware Involved In an automobile accident Friday at 15th Streat and Franch Avenue in 8anford. Sanford Police Department Offlcar O.A. Smith investigated the accident. Mom and dauQhter were transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital with minor Injuries. No other Information waa available. i h I I I ’ 6 S I I 4 jf‘ t «I f * PtUvdpsI H Intern: onjy Piopetty tiui, Intuunce h M l P nU4 Sjlr» ptlie IMtWJO Down payment 11600 Bjw kun amuunl S67.JUO fHA 10yen ll«nl Mi6*6 Ptkn ind tit« Me eutnutn unty ind jic tutyrvt to i lunge without notlie. t CKC0U7U �. - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September m . 199S Editorials/ O pinions (UtP* 481-280J 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2G11 or 831-9093 Lacy K. Lose • Editor Odaasa K Pugh * Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*.............................. 819.50 6 Month*....................... 830.00 t Year.................................. 878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% talas tax In -jjiti— a——■»-—, ■oomon w l i i t * i E D ITO RIAL Words of caution W o r d s o f caution to s to re clerks. T h ere ts a m a n g o in g around S a n fo rd rip p in g y o u off. He is u s in g an old m a g ic ia n 's tric k t o con you In to g iv in g h im more c h a n g e than h e 's due. ; T w o cases were rep orted o n Sept. 7 w ithin a t w o b lo c k area, and o n ly m in u te s apart, on S. O rla n d o D rive. A third In cid en t w a s reported th is p a st Tuesday. ; In a ll three cases, th e m a n e ith e r gives a c le r k la rg e bills to pay fo r sm a ll purchases, or a sk s fo r change in lo w e r denom inations. W h e n th e m oney is g iv e n b y th e clerk, he im m e d ia te ly displays m u c h lo w e r denom ina­ tio n b ills, and accuses th e c le rk o f g ivin g the W ro n g ch an ge. In a ll th ree o f th ese cases, th e clerks, w is h in g to b e honest re p re s e n ta tiv e s o f the b u s in e s s com m unity, a p p o lo g lx e and give w h a t th e custom er sa ys Is th e p ro p er amount. T h e c le r k has been con n ed . The search for a college president Seminole Community College was established by legislative edict in 1905. SCC has had a single president. Dr. Earl S. Weldon. He founded the college and has shepherded its expansion during his tenure. Dr. Weldon will retire effective Jan. 31.1996 after 30 years o f service. Th e brochure announcing the search for a new president was well presented. Th e college has grown and provides academic Instruction for 30.000 students annually. T h e campus grounds are scenic covering nearly 300 acres, with 16 permane nt buildings. LURLENE SWEETING T h e trustees o f SCC appointed a 19-member Valentino and Joseph WlUtema. For any volunteer d tteem ' group, chooebig a presidential search committee several months ago. T h e committee includes a county commis­ president far the coOefe la a challenge o f great sioner. a banker, business people, physicians, magnitude. T h e results o f the com m ittee's etlona w ill impact the college and this em ployees o f SCC. retirees and SCC students. deliberat ito the next century. T h ey reside In Altamonte Springe. Casselberry, community well Into I Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo and Sanford. Lee A national search Is In process and the position P. Moore and William Schaffner were elected was adve rtised in: The Chronicle at Higher chairman and vice chairman respectively. The Education; W om en in Higher Education: Black three students serving on the committee are: Issues In Higher Education and Hispanic Outlook Lyn da Dawson. Stacey Danielle Maye and In Higher Education. Other publications w ere W illiam Joseph Tiner Sr. T h e remaining mem­ also utilized. bers are: Win Adams. Ruby Nathan Blake. The com m ittee is currently meeting weekly. Michael B. Butler, M.D.. Elnora QUchrlst. Lynda Graham Mays. Renee Mayer. S. Kirby Moncrief. Originally there were 101 candidates from about Van Parker, M.D., Eliza Pringle, Annye Refoe. 32 states. A pproxim ately 35 percent o f the Mattl San-Andres. Janice Springfield. M. Lisa applicants live In Florida. The committee must T h e m a n isn 't greed y. In a ll th ree cases, he h a s Just taken $50 to $ 0 0 b e fo re leaving. S to r e o w n e rs may not e v e n b e lie v e reporting su ch a lo w theft is w o rth w h ile , s o we don't k n o w fo r certain if th is h a s o n ly happened th r e e tim es. A n d num ber three, reg a rd les s o f how small th e th eft m a y have been , i f th is m a n succeeds in rip p in g you off for a fe w dollars, report It to th e p o lice as soon as p o ssib le. H op efu lly, this person w ill trip u p sooner or la te r , and w ill be a p p r e h e n d e d . In the m e a n tim e , be careful. T h e r e ’ s a m agician In o u r m ldsts. and he w a n ts to m ake your m o n e y disappear. LETTER S a y in g t h a n k s On Sept. 7. 1995. the Johnson family of 149 Plnecrest Drive. Sanford was struck with tragedy as an air conditoner window unit attached to an extension cord started a fire In the family's home. They lost their home and all personal belongings. The family Is overwhelmed by all Ihc wonderful people and organizations out there that have helped them In so many different ways. T h e y want to thank all fam ily members, neighbors and friends w ho have given them support. They also wish to say thank you to all organizations who have given them donations and all their efforts to help them: • State Farm Insurance • Th e Red Cross • The Christian Sharing Center of Longwood • T h e Salvation Army • Pine Crest Elementury School and Lakcvlcw Middle School and a very special thanks to Jim Toukatly of Adjusters International because without his help, they would not have progressed us fast as they have. SusanJohnson Sanford L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letter* to the editor urc welcome. All letters must be signed, include tilt- address o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and I k - as brief a s possible. Th»- letters are subject to editing. It te a tengular acmmpttshmcnt far an to twve been responsible fcr tbs development o f an educational institution. W e cooffiatulate Dr. Wekten as he contemplatea retirement W e thank Dr. WiUtem B. S t a r , director o f community. Dr. BaSer has been k S C C h r ■ decade and to sta ff Hatoon to the presidential search committee. Pork-laden helium project flies high DIDN'T THIS USED lb BE A BOOKST&RE? B asica lly, it’s sim ila r to so m e o f the card tric k s w e see from tim e to tim e. It’s always a m a z in g to see this p erson co n sta n tly pulling a n a c e ou t o f his hand n o m a tter w h a t card he is d ealt. T h e sleight-of-hand t h ie f a p p a ren tly knows th at h e m a y not even b e rep orted . In a ddition , he g iv e s c le r k s an Im pression th at h e is the a vera g e cu s to m e r. On one o c ca sio n , h e even h ad a sm a ll ch ild in his a rm s , g iv in g the a p p e a ra n c e o f an honest d a d d y ou t trying to g e t s o m e ch a n g e for his la rg e bills. W e su ggest store o w n e r s and clerks take th re e steps. N u m b e r one. If so m e o n e a sk s fo r change for la rg e bills, have a n oth er c le rk o r som e other w itn e s s on hand to v e r ify th e a m o u n t given to th e person. N u m b e r tw o . I f t h e r e Is a n y d o u b t w h a tso eve r, ask for p h o to identification and tak e d o w n the name an d o th e r inform ation. scheduled to select the new The trustees president at their 5,1986. Th e n ew president wtQ 1 , 198$. _ . „ A s the elder executive officer o f SCC. Dr. Weldon and S C C are generally t a u g h t o f JAC K A N D ER S O N A lm o s t a n y am ateur m a g ic ia n could pull th is. It 's sleight-of-hand. H a n d th em a $50 b ill, a n d w ithin a sp lit-secon d , th e y will show o n ly a $5 blit in the h a n d . I f y o u don’t see w h a t happens, and it d o e s m o v e sw iftly, then y o u p ro b a b ly have n o o t h e r ch oice but to b e lie v e him . r submit their fin al recommendations to th e trustees by W ednesday. Oct. 25. The Hat o f apjticMrts m s been reduced to 14. la applicants ; Stephen Brat Duncan, ork : John Gannon. lUnaas City. n, ffew New Y ork: Kan.: Donald W . Green. Batavia, N X : P d ix Haynes, Canton. OLi Steven Jones. Ark.: Robert K e y *, ©utocy, BL; Ahrtn CantoQVllle, M d.: E. Ann McOee. County. Fla.; C harles Mqjock. Dovtooa Beach: William Proctor, Tallahassee and Dsn Tecfnme. ELLEN GOODMAN Who will take care of the kids? BOSTON — In the rush to overhaul welfare, we must have missed the eulogy hidden in all the rhetoric. After all. this policy-making Isn't Just about ending welfare as we know It. It marks the end of a long cultural debate about motherhood as we knew It. Democrats and Republicans. Senate and House, left and right, are wrangling over the details. But they nave already arrived at a consensus as radical as It is unacknowledged. It's a consensus that says: A m other's place is in the work force. Th e Democrats called their plan “ Work First.'’ they labeled the Republicans’ plan "H one Alone.'* But no one in this rancorous session argued that poor mothers should be at home with their children. Rather, they were arguing about child care funds, about whether anyone would be with those children. T o consider how profound a shift this is. Just look back to the origins o f welfare. Over half a century ago. the program was deliberately set up to enable widows to care for their children. It purposely discouraged them from going to work. People assumed that children should be with their mothers and that It Was poundfoolish to pay others to care for these young. Mothers knew best. Fast forward to the 1950s when the cultural pressures were overwhelmingly In favor of full-time motherhood. Fast forward to the late 1960a when the women's movement first broke through those domestic boundaries. Even then, feminists self-consciously, deliber­ ately. Insisted that they were in favor o f choice: a wom an’s choice to stay home or go to work. Fast forward again, at dizzyin g speed, through the 1970s and 1960s when a tidal wave o f mothers went to work, not to exercise their choice, but because they had no choice. They entered a work world that remains to this day resolutely hostile (o family life. In a world of working mothers, we have arrived at the point where there Is virtually no public support for AFDC. Indeed the women struggling hardest at the lowest-paying Jobs are often the most angry at paying taxes for others to stay home. This anger Is the real "m om m y w ar" In America. Th e Ideal o f motherhood — the Images and the emotions wrapped up In the age-old portrait o f mother and child — makes this a tender subject, too tender to be dismissed In public corridors. It's never explicitly said that children are not better off with their mothers. Indeed In the welfare debate, it Is remarkable how rarely the word "m oth er" is heard unless It is preceded by the phrase "tern -age" or "u n w ed ." The preferred phrase is "people on welfare” and occasionally "able-bodied recipi­ en ts" — as If AFDC had suddenly become an equal opportunity program. "People.” said Newt Gingrich, "ought to have to do something for any resources they get If they are able-bodied under the age o f retirement.'* "1 want a comprehensive welfare bill." said Phil Gramm, "that asks the people riding in the wagon to get out o f the wagon and help the rest of us pull." So much for the old button that read "E very mother fa a working mother.” These “ people” are not doing "som e­ thing": they are bur­ densome passengers In the wagon. The message about w h a t c o n a t lt u t e a g o o d m o th e r h o o d circa 1995 la clear. T h is s u m m e r . Massachusetts Gov. B ill W eld , w a x in g p o e tic a lly a b ou t w e lfa r e r e fo r m , ta lk e d a b o u t th e p r o u d lo o k in a child's eyes when his mother went o ff to her first Job. W as that child 15 or 3? 6 Who will tak$ Does it still matter? care of t a So too, BUI Clinton, children? £ w h o in itia te d the movement to "en d welfare as we know It.” talks regularly about "parental responalbUlty." But "parental responsibility" for a poor mother now Includes a Job. We continue to praise middle-class women who leave the work force for child-raising. No leaders worth their re-election would demean these women or preach that they are somehow "Irresponabile.” But we Insist that poor women leave their children for work. Rather than acknowledging any conflict In these messages, we divide the two groups o f unemployed mothers — not by class or by fate or by a husband’s paycheck — Into moral categories. Th e one virtuous, the other pro­ miscuous. lazy, maybe neglectful. We would rather not know how many o f today's AFDC mothers were yesterday's married mothers. But as a working mother nearly all m y Ufa 1 know how hard It is. I know bow laughable the supports are that this Congress proposes as pari of the package to overhaul the lives o f families on welfare. And as someone w ho has watched the vast transformation In American society. I see the old Ideas o f motherhood finally crashing to the ground with hardly a wince. We have come through a great change o f mind about mothering. And yet w e still haven't answered the question asked at the onset: "W h o wUl take care o f the chUdren?” W ASHINGTON - It takes a lot for a government program, once begun, to run out o f gas - but the federal helium reserve. Initiated seven decades ago for a fleet o f military blim ps, may finally be doing Just that. The Helium Field Operations Project, operated by th e U.S. Bureau o f M ines and located In Am arillo, Texas, has vie d for years w ith fed era l mohair subsidies far top honors a s the governm ent’ s m ost ridiculed pork barrel protect - Vet - the progn still survives. Ronald i s to ry o f Its Reagan couldn't axe it. even in the early 's u rv iv a l a n d d a y s o f h i s p re •x p s c ts d sld en cy w h e n his d a m ls a ls a p o p u la r ity w as classic highest. In fact, the Washington tals story o f its survival of how our and expected demise government Is s classic W ashing­ realty works. J ton tale o f how our government really works. In the early days following World War I. the U.S. military envisioned a large fleet o f blimps to be used for reconnaissance, bomb delivery and other duties. So the government began stockpiling helium, which was far better than the flammable gas the Ocrmans used. The program puttered along for decades, receiving a huge Infusion o f cash In 1960 when the government bought the entire reserve for $256 million borrowed from th e American taxpayer. And over time, the program accumulated far more helium than the governm ent w ill ever need. The current reserve - 33 billion cubic feet - is enough to supply the United States for 80 years - or the entire world fo r a decade. Defenders o f the helium reserve claim the program should be kept because it turns a "profit" - $12 million In 1994. But this fa a profit on paper only, since it's one govern­ ment agency selling helium to another. Besides, If N A S A and the Defense Department weren’t required by law to buy their helium from Uncle Sam, they could find It on the private market at far lower prices. After y e a n o f ridiculing the program, deficit h aw k s In Congress thought th e program w as doomed when the Clinton administration set about to "reinvent” g o v ­ ernment. T h e word around Congress w as that the president's "National Performance R eview ” w ou ld target the program fo r elimination. But those hopes faded when C linton desperately needed an extra vote for his 1993 budget plan, which passed the House o f Representatives by a one-vote margin. One o f the most critical votes in that dramatic debate belonged to then-Rep. BUI Sarpallus. D-Texaa, w h o Just happened to represent the Amarillo district where 300 voting citizens work for the helium program. Sarpallus told our associate Dale Van A tta that he never cut a specific deal with Clinton In exchange for his vote. But he does acknowledge speaking with Clinton four times on the day of the vote - and that he used his tim e with the president to push for the helium program. Ultimately, Sarpallus voted with Clinton. Soon thereafter, the helium program escaped criticism when the National Performance Review was released. Despite his heroic efforts to save the helium program. Sarpallus wasn't rewarded by his Amarillo constituents, who bounced him In favor o f Republican Mac Thom beny In the 1994 elections. The helium opponents once again had reason to cheer. Even Clinton ~ who was released from his pledge once Sarpallus w as defeated ~ came out ag p in t the helium program. - NM ffiffiffi»*. a* �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September 24, 1MB - BA Market OUT Wednesday. Sept. 90. 1000. Born in R ich m on d . Va.. be moved to C entral Florida in 1074. Mr. Guy v a n the former owner o f the Sea Cove Motel, waa a retired Instructor at the University o f Richm ond and New York University and served o f Volusia County a n d a o f the Ah*Dhirt. Mental Health Planning Councfl. He w m a member o f the H aU fu R iv e r Y a t e h C lu b , fo r m e r member o f the H a U fu Club. Ptbcan Bay Country Chib and the Heathrow Country Chib. He was an A rm y veteran o f World WarD. Wdham 8. Juby Jr.. 72, Tan* ■ m n e u n re , o u u o n i, cucu rn* day, Oept. 32. 1900. at hla residence. Born Dec. 30,1023. tn Riverside. Calif., h e moved to Central Florida In 1004. Mr. Juby waa a retired U.S. Navy veteran o f W orld W a r n and was a math teacher at Sanford Mid­ dle School. He waa a member of the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer and F leet Reserve Aaeoc. Branch 147. Survivors include wife. Mary; stepdaughter. Deborah Mahany. Sanford; step sons. Michael and Sean Mahany. both o f Sanford and W alter M ahany, Merritt Island; sister. Ruth Pmnuner, Lake Mary and fou r grand­ children. Q ram k ow F u n e r a l H om e. Sanford. In ch arfe o f arrange* S e p t 23. 1006. at her ee. B om March 5, 1020. In Oneonta. Ala., ahe moved to Central Florida from Atlanta In 1000. Mrs. Steveneon waa a Bad CIs C* Su rvivors include husband. land. W .T. " B M " Stevenson. irden Gaines Carey Hand Oarden xmf* Chapel Funeral Home. Longmgewood. In charge o f arrange- 00 . M . S w a in J r ., 00, Drive. Sanf ord, died Friday. S e p t 22.1900 at tatral aae--- ^ ----------- » - - • e e ----r M m n c p o n il n o n u Born elong Aug. 4. 1809. he was a twain wan a ec If-cm ployed electrician 1dan and a U S . Navy veteran o f the Korean W ar. He w m a Method* Leon S u r v iv o rs Include mother, lata Swain, Sanford; son , Leon S w a in I I I , D a y to n a Beach: brother, Lloyd. Hanford; daugh­ ters, Pam C ru ltt Ormond Beach. Sandy Swain, Sanford; three mf , O r a m k o w F u n e ra l H om e. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. M A M A M T TRSMCM Margaret Trench. 00. Bast Second Street. Sanford, died F rid a y . S e p t. 32. 1005. at Lakrriew Nursing Center. Bom July 13. 1000. tn MoomfMd. N.J.. she m oved to Central Florida from Jacksonville tn 1000. Mrs. Trench was a home­ maker. She waa a Protestant. Survivors Include daughter. Dorothy T . Herter. Sanford: two grandchildren. Brlaaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. tn ch a rfe o f arrangements. R IC M A R P1 Richard Perry Walker. 45, Inc. He w as a Baptist. Survivors Include wife, Diane; s o n . D a le . Chuluota; s te p * daughters. Debbie Cathey. Port Canaveral. Cindy Bryant. N ew P o r t R ic h e y . Fla.; m o th e r . M a u rln e W a lk e r, C h u lu o ta ; brothers. Walter B. and Phillip 0 - W alker, both of Chuluota; s la t e r s . P a tr ic ia S u m m e rs , T a m p a . D awn C ra b tre e . C h u lu o t a , M y ra W illia m s , Riaalmmee. B ald w ln -F a lrch tld F u n era l H om e. O viedo. In charge o f tar Law ML twain Jr., as. sf M M wka M M S*. «W ka M S IS •'clack TaaaSav mamma (WM) at Nw ampMan. Baity. Arraaaamaata ky Oramkro Fwitral - « M FU tama. m I. A> »77x I K ) m a n . IS. Mayor Sm ith Issued a m em orandum to th e m em b e rs o f the commission <t*ersonal service is on e o f the things that m akes fr is s o n J\m eralJ1om e sp ecia l C a rin g p eople is w hat y o u expect a n d w hat y ou g e t a t 9 0 6 X p u r e l^ lv e . G o ffy /H ita la tio n s B ut tha tradem ark o f th e ello said, la the t. m ade on the premises, from a 75-year-old Sicilian recipe. When CasieUo Boards‘"Si Sept. C u r in g »*s have been In Lake Mary, the reputation o f their su b s and sa n d w ic h es h a v e grown n ■ npia said it Is because o f Ida i to food quality i service. Carol Caalelk aide-by-aide with her and In tbs lion o f the the baked tn u B o io v n m m v m f im n r a . r i may call at ** Matal • la k Mr. The "*»***) length during the City rwwa^lf aa w ell as during previous meet* S h o rty Sm ith manager for a waste rem oval w - p f f y He mid som e o f bis equipm ent to Bonacors! and ca rd r _________ _ _ a o r r e a p ­ pointments. She has proposed the follow ­ in g Ite m s be discussed fo r ooaMble consideration. • A n y nomination for a board m a d e a t a c ity com m ission m eeting win be tabled until the follow ing regular meeting. • A t the following meeting. will be the table and An opportunity win be fo r any additional fo r I f t h e r e a re no a d d itio n a l nn m iiu t)o p f i the commission wlU vote on the propoeaL If there are additional ■»— k u tw n , >k «» m atter w ill be »«»> H until the fo llo w in g regu lar city co m miaeion meeting. • A t the following city com­ m iss io n m eetin g, board a p ­ pointm ents which have been tabled at the two preceding m e e t in g wlU be voted upon. W hile the mayor M " ! * 1 that board appointments resulting from unexpected resignations c o u ld e x te n d the period o f vacancy on the board by aa m any aa 3S days, she observes that m any o f the boards m eet on ly monthly. A t the present time, three m em bers o f the Historic Pre- serra tion Board h a ve term s expiring at the end o f October, three with the Sanford Museum Board at the end o f Novem ber, and three with th e H um an Relations Advisory Board at the T R A D E SECRET W E LC O M E S Qhmy Qitew&t Formerly of H A M C R fA T W N S N O W Mayor Smith's scheduled for ihsrusston during this Monday afternoon’s oo work at 4 p.m., In the etty m anager's conference room of Sanford City Had. A T SSMMOLK TOWNS C tN T lR MALL 3 2 3 -9 1 1 0 CAll FLORIDA S LARGFSI VOL VO DIALl R FOR IfIF BFSI PR/CF, SFLFCJ/ON. AND SFRV/CF1 N M T K UQUKM NN VOLVOS50GIT-0 URMOST POPULAR! 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FI- Open Sundays 1 - 5 laitei i*d wai Uu« us d*ari h More ek* weaen e * l h ^ , �,QA - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September 24, 1995 Health/Fitness IN B R I E F Bftasateokterdvhrer . LONGWOOD - South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. State Road 434 Is offering AARP 55 A live Mature Driving Course on Sept. 25 and 26 (two-part program), 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. The fee Is'98 per person. T o register, call HealtnLlne at 648-7899. This course can reduce auto Insurance rates for mature drivers. Court*otteredfornowmoms LONGWOOD - South Seminole HoapUal, 555 W. State Road 434 Is offering “ Motherwell** maternity health and fitness ctasaes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. A nominal fee Is charged. Call Ann Kulrk at 649-9111 ex t 5556 for Information or to reserve a space. Loam more about HIV/AIDS ORLANDO — The American Red Cross Is offering a course to local business people and com m unity residents about HIV/AIDS on Sept. 26. from 8 to 10 p.m. at their headquarters. 5 North Bum by Ave. Participants learn how HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, Is and Is not spread, how to reduce the risk of becoming Infected with HIV, the Impact o f H IV In the workplace and comm unity, and Florida law regarding testing and counseling. T h is Is an excellent course for people w ho want to learn basic facts and has been approved to m eet licensing requirements for barbers, cosmetologists! manicurists, massage therapists, CNAs, and others. Registration Is limited. T h e fee includes daaa materials. For information, call 894 4141. Gtt acquainted with now digs LAKE MARY — Better Livin g for Seniors Is commonly known as the Seminole County Meals on Wheels Program. T h ey also provide congregate dining, transportation and a host o f other support services for seniors. Their previous offices In Longwood were damaged by the storms brought on by Hurricane Erin. They are presently d in t h : eFlorida T .............. relocated " -----Hospital Center In Lake Mary. All seniors are Invited to com e and get acquainted. T h e open house date Is Thursday. Sept. 28. from 4-6 p.m., 1097 Sand Pond Road. Look for the sign — Florida Hospital at Lake Mary. RSVP 333-3800. Living with MS I ORLANDO — "Living with MS.’ * a counseling program for people with multiple sclerosis and those close to them, w ill be resented by the Central Florida Chapter of the National lultlple Sclerosis Society on Saturday. Sept. 30 at the Beardall Senior Center, 800 S. Delaney Ave., from 10a.m. to 2:30 p.m. “ Living with MS" w ill feature guest speaker, Deirdre Davis Brigham, Internationally recognized medical psychotherapist, author and speaker. Brigham, the founder and director o f Getting Well, an Orlando baaed, non-profit, mind-body health program, will be speaking about how one’s emotions, state o f mind, and personal beliefs are directly related to the physical evidences of wellness or disease. In addition, there w ill be small group counseling sessions facilitated by highly qualified mental health professionals w ho have a special Interest In people coping with a disability o r a chronic Illness. Adult sessions w ill focus on m aintaining healthy family relationships, enhancing self-esteem, and emotional and physical Intimacy. Sessions for children w h o. have'a parent with MS w ill consist o f activities promoting self Triple expression and a better understanding o f the effects o f multi sclerosis. There is no charge for counseling sessions. A continental breakfast and lunch w ill be provided for 55 for adults and free for children under 12. For registration Information please call the National MS Society at (407) 8963873. or 1-800-FIGHT MS. E *< Tho return of l i n n e t LAKE BUENA VISTA - Coeur de Coeur. an auxiliary or the American Heart Association. Metro Orlando Division. Is hosting a fund-raiser “ The Return o f Elegance" a fashion event and luncheon with designer fashions provided by Dillard's. The event will take place Monday. Oct. 2. at the Hilton at Walt Disney World Village, 1751 Hotel Plaza Blvd.. Lake Buena Vista. A t 11 a.m. Is the reception and opportunity drawings for prizes; at noon Is the luncheon and at 1 p.m.. the fashion show. Th e cost Is 5150, 9100 or 560 per person. Premier sponsor. 55.000; Ring of Gold sponsor 91.500 and Patron. 91.000. Call Mary Collier for reservations at (407) 425-1304. Hoalthlor baby cteM ottered ORLANDO — The Center for Wom en's Medicine at Florida Hospital w ill offer "T h ree Steps to a Healthier Baby," a free class for expectant parents or couples who are planning to have children, on Monday, Oct. 2, from 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. at the Florida Hospital Executive Office Building. 2520 N. Orange Ave. Expectant parents w ill receive Information on fetal develop­ ment. nutrition during pregnancy and the benefits of breastfeeding. For more Information or to register, call Florida Hospital Parent Education at (407)897-1518. Author will dlocuos hor plight with MS ORLANDO — The Central Florida Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Is featuring Ellen MacFarlane. former T V consumer rights Investigator and author at its 1995 annual meeting. Her presentation entitled, "W hen Hope Gets In the W ay” will focus on her courageous light, against not only multiple sclerosis, but also the doctor who falsely claim ed he could cure her. Her recent book " L e g W ork" chronicles Ellen's battle with MS and the course she took to prevent this doctor from banning others. The program is Saturday. Oct. 7. from 9:30 a m. to noon at the Rudlsson Downtown Plaza. Oriando. A 55 charge covers the cost o f a continental breakfast. Anyone affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) is Invited to attend and can register by calling t he the chapter office at (407) 896-3873 or 1 (800) FIGHT MS. Prescription for your good health: ask your pharmacist for the answers B y M M U R B IT M Herald Correspondent SANFORD - T h e science of healthcare is an ever-changing field. As there are new and different Illnesses and being discovered, there Is also a need for n ew and Improved drugs. For a lot o f people, this would mean that they could possibly be placed In a position o f having to take several different kinds of medications. Herein lies, more than ever, the need to becom e even better educated about the medications that you are taking. This may sound compUcatd. but It's as e a s y as asking questions. Som e o f t h o s e q u e s tio n s should be directed to your family doctor. However, you w ill find the greatest am ount o f questions can and should be answered by yourpharmacltst. Tom S c o tt h a s b een a pharmacist fo r seven years working for Eckerd Drugs In Sanford. As like all pharmacists, he Is r e q u ir e d t o o f f e r p a t ie n t counseling to hla customers where their m edications and drug therapy are concerned. " I always ask the people I deal with if they have any questions about their m e d ic a tio n ," he explained. Not having the enormous abili­ ty that It would take to re­ member everyone's medication requirements, he said he often repeats the question. ’ ’I ask everyone, everyone. every rime they p ick up a medication. If they h a v e a n y questions," he said. " I t m ay seem like the millionth rim e that I've asked the sam e person the same ques­ tion. b u t it Is the only way to make su re that the customer’s needs a re alw ays being m e t" Scott studied pharmacology In Brooklyn. N .Y. at Lang Island U n tversity -A m old ana Marie Schwarts CoOege o f He haa been married to < for four years and they have two beautiful daughters. Tara who Is soon to b e three-years-old and Victoria w h o la six-months-old. S c o t t 's e m p lo y m e n t with Eckerd'a In 1906 when he began with the Sanford store. "M y husband truly enjoys hla life's career and he la Immensely dedicated." Jean said of her husband. There’ s a lot that foes Into providing first class pharmacy service. A com m ent Scott aaid he heart t often ia " I have to be on dru g the rest o f m y life. Why do 1have to see m y doctor?" He said that's a good question. "E veryone should aee a doctor at least on ce a year regardless of whether or not they take any medications." Also, h e added, people change quite a bit as they grow older and so d o their medical condi­ tions an d the type o f treatment they need. "For exam ple, few o f ua at 30 years n eed heart and blodd pressure medication. Certainly. If we d o at 40. our needs will change aa w e reach 50 and so on. K Pharmacist Tom Scott la abla to anawar all of your questions about ths proscription and ovar-tha-countar drugs you ara taking. People change In the way they ab so rb and eliminate drugs. Scott said. "A ls o , medication appropriate to a younger person may show Increased aide effects In an old er person.” he noted. E very year about a dozen new drugs are made available to th e m ed ica l Held. For that v e r y reason, the American Medical Association recommends annual check-ups for all adults. "O n e o f thesenew drugs m a y be much belter to treat a condi­ tion with fewer side effects and m ay be dispensed at a lower coat.” he said. Scott also recom mends the Importance there Is In com ­ municating with your doctor. " H e really haa y o u r beat health and interests at heart." Scott concluded. ‘T v e n ever met a doctor whose business la so slow that he's Just look ing for an office fee.” Checking your nutritional health is as easy as pushing a little button ■ y V IC K I I Herald Senior Stall Writer________ OK...so you 've been dieting or trying to eat healthier. Arc you doing a good fob o f It? How would you know? U nless y o u c a n a ffo r d a personal nutritionist you pretty much have to rely on what you can glean from the magazines and on your own good Judge­ ment. Or, for a limited rime only, you can Just plug the Information Into a machine and wait for an assessment. Health Check, an Interactive computer program that gives personalized nutritional profiles and looks and works like an automatic teller machine, will be available for free consumer use at the Orlando Fashion Square on Colonial Drive In Orlando on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 29.30 and Oct. 1. The machine looks like a giant bottle or One-A-Day vitamins and contains a computer that will help consumers assess the nutritional values o f what they arc eating and drinking on an average day. They s im p ly clic k various computer prompts to give the computer the Information about their da ily diet to be analyzed. The com puter analyzes the Information and provides the co a a u m e r w ith Inform ation about th eir diet. It also provides a complete nutritional summary report that shows h ow your diet measures up to th e Ideal In a number of key a r e a s , in c lu d in g fat, c h o le s te r o l protein, carboh ydrates, vitamins and minerals. "It takes a pretty comprehen­ sive look at the nutritional habits of the consum er baaed on what they tell the computer," Cadey O'Leary o f Manning. Selvage, Lee Public Relations, said. The consum er will be able to get s basic look at their nutri­ tional plan. "It's n ot a comprehensive look at their overall health." O’Leary •aid, " b u t It gives people an Ides of where they are and where they ca n m ake some Improve­ ments." The m achine will be available In the m all during regular mall hours. Ths Health Check machine can get you on the right better health with • few clicks on the computer. Study links excess weight to cataracts more than twice the likelihood of developing cataracts compared CHICAGO — Excess weight, with the leanest men. That was which already is linked to heart after taking Into account dif­ disease, diabetes and cancer, ferences In age. smoking habits, now appears to promote cata­ vitamin intake and other factors racts. that are believed to affect cata­ Researchers tracked 17,700 ract formation. doctors ages 40 to 84 from 1982 The researchers blamed 34 to 1988. Over that time, 370 of the men developed cataracts, a percent o f cataracts In the study clouding of the eye's lens that on excess w eight — the biggest can cause blindness. It Is the ■ingle cause — compared with third leading cause o f disability 12 percent blamed on smoking. 4 percent on high blood pressure In older Americans. The most overweight men had and 2 percent on diabetes. $10 FLU SHOTS B y T H i A 9 9 Q C U 4 T E P P W 99 Pneumonia Shots $20 There are no anal victories r the figte agent heart dseeea A m e r ic a n H « a ft Association SEPTEMBER 27th & 28th 3611 Ortando D r. Sanford UON-UT lO.iai tpm, $IM - focn-4 p * MouxVMtnnur Im m u n i z a t i o n s Medicare U (Mo Co-pay Rellof for grteving survivors WINTER PARK — Losing someone you love is always hard. Hut the painful issues o f grief and loss are even more pronounced when death comes far too soon due to a death caused by AIDS/HIV. The families, loved ones and partners of those who have died arc invited to become part o f a six-week support group offered by Hospice o f Central Florida. While most groups dealing with AIDS/HIV support the person with the Illness, this effort targets the people who love them. It will provide a secure, loving environment where those grieving can discuss issues of personal health, spiritual well-being and financial and emotional stress. While reinforcing that bereavement takes time, the expert counselors w ill help participants find ways to focus on continuing with their own lives. The AIDS/HIV Survivors Support Group will begin Monday. Oct. 9 at Klllamey Baptist Church, 791 Formosa Ave. For more Information: Call (407) 875-0028. ext. 465. The group Is free to all those In the community who have had a significant loss due to AIDS/HIV. S w e d is h S u r p r is e s W e ig h t Lo ss R e se a rc h e rs Sweden-After many scientific stud­ ies. llam a w as d e v e lo p e d by V ita Source with the assistance o f the U.S. Government. A fte r extensive testing with amazing resu lts, lla m a is now available in this country. T he unique ingredients o f U anta ate proven to burn fat. d e c re a s e a p p e tite , m il increase lean m uscle tissue. Gary F. of Santa Barbara, California stated. "I lost I ' pounds within three weeks, I feel much better and definitely have more e n e rg y ." T h o m a s S., a Pharmacist from San D iego wrote, "I stalled llama weighing 215 pounds and lost 20 pounds in 2 months. Incredibly I lost indies in all the right places." In in interview with the VicePresident o f Vita Source-"LcUcti from consumers telling us about their wonderful results have been so posi­ tive and overwhelming, we guarantee Banla to work. The only difficulty we have is keeping our stores in stock." Bants is available at most K-Mart Pharmacies including: Sanford3101 Orlando Dr___ _______ 322-9192 Lake Mary3639 Lake Emma Rd.........333-0001 H O W C A N YOU O S T A $25 PMSCRIPTION FO R *5.00 CALL ONE OF OUR PHARMACISTS A T M U M AVEN U E (407)322-1717 FORA S IG N -U P A P P O IN T M E N T * FREE SERVICE • NO PAPER WORK • ALL PRESCRIPTION BILLS SUBMITTED FREE • NO REGISTRATION FEE I �r r r r r- r r > # ^ r * Sanford Harakt, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Saptambar 24, 1NS - M Business Recording artist to funeral director ■ Full . . . . les Ntworfc recently donated 12,000 to ttw Salvation Army. Ttw monsy was givsn to ttw Orangs County chapter of ttw Mvstton Army. Last January, Tima Wamsr Cabte donatad ovar 8112,300 during ttw cabte company's SHvar BaNa holiday campaign. Ttw campaign of­ fered euatomars a 17JO conwmen woo oo* to ttw SaNatton Army. •v Hsrdd Staff Writer SANFORD Harold Jones says hla life fu ll o f career changes has been moot Inter­ esting. He believes he has now found the best profcaalon where he thinks he can help people the A ly ia a a w j A ia iA w a^ « — >~ ° fw w n w n n g ino rnCOni CHOCK prasantatlon, loft to right, Salvation Army Mflfor Dalton Cunningham, and FuH landca Hatworfc Praaidant Tom PtMgs, hlmaalf a mambar of ths Salvation Army Advisory Board. Local seniors go to work e m ployers and conducting other By nm w n w i n v r n itf SANFORD - AARP's Senior C om m u n ity S ervice Employ­ ment Program (SCSEP) has im­ proved th e services o f Ha Sanford office. T h e facility la now to be manned on a full time basis. The SCSEP provkka tempo­ rary w o rk experience for peraons B0 years o f age and older whoae income la limited. Clients are given tem porary positions in non-profit- community organiza­ tions w here they have the oppor­ tunity to sharpen and develop skills w h ile searching for a permanent Job. The program is financed by the U.S. Department of Labor, under th e authority o f the Older Americana A ct o f 1965, In Sanford, the office has been located at the National Guard Armory. 915 E. First Street, for about a year and a half. It has been operated b y Nick Callahan, an E m p lo y m e n t S p ecialist. Because o f the nature of the work h ow ever. Callahan has •pent m uch o f his time out o f the office, ca llin g on prospective A s a result. It has not been possible for people Interested in th e program to obtain face-toface contact at the office. Now. A A R P has announced that Beverly Park la m anaging th e Sanford office. She win be available from 8 a m . until 1 p.m . each day. Monday through Friday. Although she has been a long tim e resident of Sanford, she has w orked out o f the Orlando office fo r approxim ately ten years. A fte r training a replacement, she h a s now settled full time in the Sanford office. " I'm glad to be here.” she said. "N o w Nick Callahan has even m ore tim e to devote to his Held Park stressed that there to a s e r io u s need for p e o p le to becom e involved In the program, both In offering Jobs for seniors, and seniors seeking Jobs. " W e w ork through the Job Corpa." she said, "and as the result, w e h ave positions available right now . but we are always looking fo r even m ore." IN B R I E F L a st year, the p r o g r a m 's operation In Orlando and San­ ford managed to obtain permafR P Is o n e o f o n ly 10 i to receive O A A funding for this program. Park can be contacted at the arm ory for an appointm ent. Phone324-8008. Jones w as born in and a tten d ed C r o o m s H igh School Follow ing hla mother’s death to 1067, he assumed the m p o o d b illty of cartn^ 9ot hta four sisters and four brothers. He m oved the "fa m ily " to New York, where he waa able to ftniah high school along with raising his brothers and sisters. Following high school, he waa able to earn an A A degree in Business Adm inistration from R.I.T. college. In able to support hla siblings however, he became involved hi the music world. Eventually, he performed as a solo artist on the Savoy Record table. While under contract with Savoy, he recorded the hit single For Personal & Commercia Insurance “Lean On Me.” He also recorded w ith E v a n g e lis t D o ro th y Norwood, and various other gos­ pel artists. In 1984. he returned to Cen­ tral Florida, and started a limou­ sine service in the Orlando. The buatness continued for 11 years. This year, he became aware o f the need to do more to hetp the people In hla community, and he entered Into the business o f p ro v id in g affordable funeral Harold Jones now owns and o p e r a te s K e n n in g to n -J o n e s Funeral H ome, at 1300 Bruton Bhrd.. In Orlando. He says he to able to o ile r the best prices In Orlando, and considers himself the poor m an 's friend. Hto m otto to, "W here service begins and never, never ends." I m I RtCHARO HUSSI | ■ T O N Y RUSSI ■ 2 8 7 8 1. French A ve. . Iff In O il f f / f s In s u m n i i- . . If Your Bank Doesn't Offer \bu An Account like This, Vfath A Rate like This, You Should Switch ToFirstUnion. unc Joining tha team R ita Peters, a marketing executive for title insurance and form er Longwood realtor, has Joined the Sabal Palm office o f Central Florida Title. She w ill be responsible for expanding the customer base for th e Longwood, Curry Ford Road. University and Lee Road offices in addition to main­ taining current accounts. Loothan carllfkd Nu Skin LONGWOOD — Nu Skin International. Inc., has announced (hat Lenkala Mallaiah of Longwood. has been promoted to executive in the nutritional care company's Independent distributor hierarchy. He has been an Interior Design Nutrltlonals Independent Distributor since Dec. 1994. Interior Design Nutrltlonals markets nutritional products and a w eight management program. T h e company waa Incorpo­ rated in 1984 and has 1,700 employees. Mallaiah and his wife. Allots have three children. He ia a fellow o f the American College of Physicians. Varshal takas Olympia A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - Larry Verahel Communications, an Orlando baaed public relations agency, has been named public relations agendy o f record for Olympia Homes o f Altam onte Springs. The announcement waa made by Olympia division president FredSchaub. Olym pia has five active communities In Central Florida and sole 110 homes last year. Verahel handles some 20 m ajor builders and developers across the state. Naw at Stirling H EATH RO W — Stirling International Realty has announced formation o f a new property management division to handle rentals o f area single-family homes, patio homes and executive estates. Kay Roberts, s longtime area resident with extensive experience in property management has been named to head the new division. The announcement waa made by Stirling co-owner Roger Soderstrom. In another announcement. S tirlin g haa named Larry Channlng as sales associate. Stirling International Realty's Showcase Center, at the southwest com er o f the Interstate-4/Lake Mary Boulevard Interchange, offers an overview o f area housing, business, tourism and employment opportunities, and is open to the public daily from 8:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. There is no charge for admission. Building Im m SANFORD — Phoenix Pump and Equipment Company has leased 8.000 square feet o f warehouse space at 3793 Sanford Avenue for a term o f three years. J im Duke o f Duke Properties handled the transaction. 5 0 1 % C A P A ccount M o n e y M a rk e t R a te Com pote this rote to your bank's m oney market rote, and then com e see us. For com bined deposits o f $15,000 or mow, w e can offer you a rote o f 5.01 annual percentage yield on an FDiCinsuwtl m oney market account And that's just for opening a C A P Account, which w ill not only make you money, but save you time ns well. The C A P A ccount. W hat is it? A iu t w hy should you have it? First, the C A P Account is a m oney m arket account that is simple, easy to use, and pays an interest rate higher than you ran get at mo6t other banks. Second, your C A P Account is combined w ith a brokerage account through First Union Brokerage Services, so you con take advantage o f mutual funds and t>ther investment opportunities. 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FEESCOULD REDUCE EARWNGS ON THE ACCOUNT C1995 FIRST UNION CORPORATION a L ■ r* hr' �a * - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September 24, IMS It's almost that tlma o f yaar again, so two of tha major sponsors of tha ninth annual Lafca Mary-Haathrow Fastival o f tha Arts rscanthr mada thalr contributions. For Targst, (right photo) Lafca Mary stora taam laader Ron Sargant (cantar laft) presents a check to Janet Flowers, Bud Raihl, Mary Otto and Buck Mullins. On hand for the presentation ware other T a r g e t taa m m e m e b e r s (clockwise from Sargant) Deb Rethal, Baba Lyon, Carolyn Holmes and Mika Blacuglia. At NationsBank in Lake Mary, (far right photo) assistant v ic e president Tent Scott present* Buck Mullins with the check aa Janet Flowers, Mary Otto, Bud Raihl look on. Proceeds o f the fastival go to scholarships for high school and collage stu­ dents in Seminole County. The festival will be tha event o f Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 7 and 8 at tha L \ L Acres Ranch across from Heathrow. H « n M M M to Atran V * i Naqoitagan Sanford commission agenda Gator » s P u M k W arm s la f in a t in and I M a r t and u f c M ere aram and me rWltoga rate tor I t * c Ify o» la n ia r d tor mo flacal yoor taw/ia. l mo city ro contono at Com m unity Rodovotapmont Aponcy. N r contid an tion o f ropuoot tor o um orliofftn to tr onotor/raturw o il R a d rv tl apm ont Fund monlot to Itio aonore l fund of mo city. Mcludtof M to n tle o rn to p fc o tc . PRocomooo mo ropulor c ity cam m lttton HeraJd Staff Writer S A N F O R D - Lanamy i p W a re on tap ter bom Monday aHtrnoon’ i w ar* oaoolon and M onday nlghf* rofwlor Sanford C ity C o m m lu lo n matting. TW w o r t u n l i n It K tw d u lo d to bogln at 4 p m. In ttw city m onagar'* contoronco room. A t « t TSunday, mo M law ln g Itom t w o rt llito d on tho ogondo tor IW w o rt tataton: • D ltc u u lo n - Emarpancy pottont fro n t • Ototttnuttton at public haarlng — Propotod dung** and om onW nonft ragarstng poet. eoitcuttton — Rtautti tram t omlnoto County H ltlo rlc a l Society fo r taotvor of S p tc lo l E yon l llc a n tln f too. ond t f r t t l cloturo In conjunction wlm Ptonoar D a y t'n Wayt Fottlvol. O DItcuttton - Propotol fro m Conklin. P o rttr S H om tt rtg trttn g dm^ntpt^n/pu^np branch ttorm ttotor drolnaao Improvom onti. o D Itc u u lo n — Draft ordlnoneo to r aconomlc dtvtlopm anl o o it c u n io n - F ranch!to oproom ont trim Jennlnpt Envlronmonlal S orvlcot to r tolW watto ro ll otl/ compactor tarvlcot, O D Itcu u lon - H tquttl tor rotocatton of p rtv lo u ily dnlgnatod parting tp o c o t and ra tlrlc to d parting Ugnt on Somlnoto Route yard. o D Itc u u lo n - City utility dipoolto. a t rtquottod by Com m lulonaf Lyon. ODItcuulon - Florida Doportiitonl of Trantportaflon malntonanco ogrtomonf tor W. F lrtl Shoot ISR U). from Franch Avonuo toOropon Avtnut ODItcuulon - Fmoduro tor board ap­ pointment* o Rogu lar agenda «nd olhor Itomt. Tho regular com m lulon mooting It tchodultd to btgln at 7 p m . In tho co m m lu lo n chom bort ot city hall- A t of T h u rtd o y, tho toUoyaing itom t were llttod on ttw I ffVlMnt MpnV ww entaTrfinfnfnT, BfCVW' to b a ta ro p i tataa and canoumption. and pormlftodMOt. o Continuation of cant Ido ratio n — Roquott fr o m Jo ton I n v o it m o n to L im it e d to r b illb oa rd to remain an city-owned r tg M o f w ay at Waodun Avonuo. Im modlototy touth of J t t t I. Orlonda Drhto. aContlder»tton — R oq u ott fro m Now voMcloo (for approxim ately tovon month*) of Now T rN o i M luton. Roy N r rtght-of-woy u c . ----------_ • x litin g lance In the rtoht-of w ay of Coronado ---' Concoureo. M W.lafhitro lath Street •ContMOroHon — Rogwoot from Somlnoto County Hitter tool C o m m lu lo n tor w a ive r ot apoclol ovent Itoonsing too to r P lonoor D ayt'n W ay t Feettvot. and requoot to ctooo o portion o f itro et noor muooum. PConofdwofton — M a in Shoot lo r w a ive r o f occupational l leant* too N r Form er* M o r to t • C a n M t rit to n — A th letic o fficiatin g con tract. • Con*Idorplan — F r a n c M w ogreemont w im Jannlng* Environm ental S o rvlco t tor M ild watto rotleft/compac to r lorvico*. o Cont l Otretton — Am endm ent to ongl- ConkHn. r M t l a a * 4 fra Porter S Homo* tor toxntowfi/pung branch ttormwotor drolnopo Imprmtomoht*. OContiduotlon — Roque*! horn Jo* Dalll. Hawaiian Shaved Ice. tor waiver of two tour moving requirement tar peddtor't llcenu. tor cart tolling thavod Ice In the WalMarl Plata. 0 Consideration — Agreem ent with Boeek. Olbton and A u o c lo t o e tor architecture! services regardi ng c ity h a ll hooting, vontltotlon. air conditioning ro p k lrt. •Consideration — Contract w ith Ardaman A Associates reg ard ing environmental tott­ ing of A rt Lone la n d fill. • Consideration — F lo rid a Departm anl of Transportation m alntonanco ag reement tar W. P in t Street (SR a*) from Fren ch Avenue to Oregon Avonuo. •Ordlnoneo 1171 — l i t reading — Alcoholic beverage* OOrdinance 3773 — 1*1 reading — Econom tedivelopmont Incentive. oCom ldorallan — Agreem ent w ith Florida Department of E n v iro n m en ta l Protection regarding F lo rid a Recreation Development Aulttonco p rog ram p ro ject grant. •Consider 1 1Ion — Recommendation* from Cemetery A d v iso ry Committee. e Consider a lio n — Recom m endations from Planning ond Zoning C o m m lu lo n . • B oard o p p o ln t m o n la / r o ap p oln tm an ts/rulgnollont. •Cansant ogonda • Information — In voices pa Id. • C o n s id e ra tio n — R ig h t o t-w oy uto ogrt omonf w ith L V N X for Installation ot customer om enIIlet Including tra n sit shelters with h a th receptacles o r other mutually agreed to am enltlet. • Consideration — R oquott to pur that* front and loader under Fed e ra l C S A contract. 0 Additional Itom t from com m lutorw rt. mayor, city attorney, c ity m anager, etc. Tho Sanford C ity H a ll It locotod at 300 N. Pork Avonuo. Stinecipher C o n tin u e d f r t s F a f t B A Robson who still resides In Sanford. After leaving here, Mrs. Wright lived in Columbia, S.C. fur many yean and died In 1990 at the age of 94. Th e 1942 program was en­ titled " A Red. White, and Blue R e v u e . " W h ile M rs . J . L . M cE w an played th e " S t a r Spangled Banner." the curtain ascended and a large American (lag placed against a background o f navy blue came Into view. Mrs. McEwan then played a medley of patriotic tongs. T h e first n u m b er w a s a Rainbow Rendezvous presented by tiny tots three to six years old. costumed in pastel shaded taffeta frocks. These Included Deverly Cooper, Ann Halley, G e r r y W ilk in s o n . M a r ily n C a lh o u n , Marla M e n e n d c s . Gladys Hasty. Harriett Redding, Sandra and Sonja Monforton. T in y Harriett B ro w n and Charles Poplin w ere w ell rereived as they sang "G o d Bless America." As an encore they m ng "Our Flag." Dressed as a "country htek” with large patches on her cov­ eralls. Mary Lou C opelan d's number was outstanding. As an "air hostess," Joynle Mac .Jones' costume was made o f blue satin with solid spangle t r i m . She r e c e iv e d m u c h applause fo r h e r a c ro b a tic stunts. Elotae Cook gave an excep­ tional performance In a tap number, dressed In m ilitary ccs'iime. A graceful acrobatic and ballet com b in ation was given by Joan Dapter In a gold cloth acrobatic suit. Charlotte T ru e danced an advanced tap costumed In a satin leotard with ruffles, a skirt o f white and gold net and four underskirts of w hite net. With It she wore marching bonnet and mitts. Wearing rain bow tarleton. Jean Vam danced a graceful ballet. "The Society Strut" was Impersonated by Beverly Rogers wearing a black and silver cre­ ation. The New York Bowery Girls com posed o f J a n ic e C ook . Charlotte SUne, Shirley Morgan. Jean Vam. Elotae Cook and Joynle Mae Jones wore typical costumes o f plaid skirts topped by red blouses and beanies while chewing the Inevitable gum. Mary Elisabeth Daniel pres­ ented the "Moonlight Cocktail for Two" In which she wore a two-way costume, half o f which was a pink ruffled evening gown with the other half a gentleman's full dress suit. She kept the audience puzzled as to whether there were one or two persons dancing. Harriett Brown was captivat­ ing In an old-fashioned costume of pink dowered taffeta with pantaloons and bonnet to match. In this attire she did a toe dance. Charles Poplin, gave a realistic Im personation o f A1 Jolson singing "D a n n y B o y " while Robert Altm an Charles Poplin and Dudley McCally did a soft shoe tap dressed In full dress suits. Jane Davts did a solo routine in a French-designed costume of blue taffeta. " T h e W altz In S p r i n g t i m e " w a s g r a c e fu l performed by Beverly Rogers and Robert Samuel. Furnishing a lively climax to the revue were the "C ow Girls from T e x a s" with Janice Cook singing "D eep in the Heart of Texas.- T h e girls wore typical cow girl costumes o f blue with fringed skirts and boleros, som­ breros and riding gloves. These were Charlotte Stine, Jean Varn. Shirley M organ. B etty Jane Copeland, Joynle Mac Jones and Mary Lou Copeland. T h e r e w e r e m a n y o th e r numbers, but space docs not permit. All costumes were de­ signed by Dazlon o f New York and made by Mrs. Domarlus Jones o f Sanford, mother of Joynle Mae. Mrs. J.L. McEwan was the accompanist for the entire revue. Seminole than white." This encampment and several others like It are Just part of the many sights and sounds that will continue today at Florida GatorFest 95. being held at Lake Monroe Park, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The second annual event of­ fers a wide variety of enter­ t a in m e n t . L i v i n g H is t o r y exhibits, local business displays, crafts, antique and classic car show, children's activities, food and. o f course, alligators. A demonstrator from Jungle A d v e n t u r e s , in C h ristm a s, sh ow ed b a b y alligators and snakes to the "ohs and atm'' of the crowd. She explained that alligators have very small brains and therefore they could hot be trained to d o any tricks. But "S m ile y " whose reptilian grin was held In place with cl clear sealing tape around his Jaws, was able to wave to the crowd, with a little sleight of hand. Smiley made his first appear­ ance at GatorFest last year and the dem onstrator compared him with a sm aller baby 'gator to show the onlookers how fast altlgators can grow. * An Interesting display In the antique car area is the "Lost in the 5 0 s" mobile memorabilia trailer. The museum on wheels was first conceived by Bob Nita Lamoureux in 1993 to take with them to Michigan, to attend a 40-year high school class reunion. A fter that the Idea just took off and the Lamoureux's have travelled to many classic car shows around Ihe country. T h e red and white trailer is set up like a gas station with two red gas pumps, advertising signs on the side and even a familiar "S ee Rock City” birdhouse hung on the awning. Inside, there is a Juke box on one end, playing music from the 1950s and a soda shop on the other, complete with chrome and green vinyl stools that Bob found In his father's basement. "They even ha v e g u m under th e m ." Lamoureux said. T h e Lamoureux's will be at home. In Oviedo, at the first ever antique car show, sponsored by the city o f Oviedo recreation and parks department. The show will be held at Riverside Park. Satur­ day. September 30. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the craft area, the spirit was definitely fall and Christmas, even If the weather wasn’ t. The anticipated cold front, that was supposed to bring a 10 degree drop In the daytime highs, was stalled by a high pressure mass over the Atlantic Ocean, but the humidity did not dampen the spirits o f Janice McGhee and B etty Burslnskl. Inside their craft tent were pumpkins and ghosts, heralding the upcoming H a llo w e en holiday, as th e y sweated It out tn the sun. Many festival goers arrived via the shuttle buses provided by Votran. so access to the park w as fairly easy. The shuttles will continue today. E a rly rise rs can e n jo y a four-mite Gator Run and Bike Rally from 7 to 10 a.m. and a "C atch-The-G atorB y-Th e-Tail" children's fishing tournament, beginning at 9 a.m. Also the first act on the main stage w ill be "Praise the Lord" with contem ­ porary Christian music. Lake Monroe Park Is located on the north side o f the St. Johns River, on the right side o f the new U.S. Highway 17-92 megahertz radio system, 81 m il­ lion for new voting machines and a *1.6 million Health De­ partment expansion. Tile projects were to be paid for through the issuance o f a $21.7 million bond Issue secured by hulf-cent sales tax revenue. The bond Issue would Include issuance costs, accrued and cap­ italized Interest. County officials had Intended to issue bonds this month but now propose a short term In­ ternal financing plan for the projects which would be repaid with a bond issue In the spring or summer of 1996. A staff report from the Office of M anagem ent und B u d g et authorized by director Cindy I lull outlines the plan. "W e had Intended on issuing the txinds by September. 1995. However, we now recommend not Issuing bonds on the open market at this tim e." Hail states. "T iie primary reason for this l batablc arbitrage Is the amount of ex cess ea rn in gs received when bond proceeds are In­ vested above the yield on the bonds, according to the report. Although the county will lose six months worth of Interest earning from the General Fund by the reduction In Its Invest­ ment pool o f approxim ately *67,000. the loss w ill be offset by savings since the length of time for capitalizing Interest or (he bond will be shorter. The disadvantage to the plan is tlie risk o f interest rate Increase exists. The sta ff recommends the BCC concurrence with Ihc In­ terim financing plan fur capital projects. Following the 9:30 a.m. brief­ ing. the com m issioners will conduct u 10:30 a.m. work session on amendments to the county billboard regulations. The co m m ission ers meet in room 1028 o f Ihe County Serv­ ices Building. Municipal Judge • Criminal la* • Corporate* Runlnru law • IVnumal Injury JOSEPH A. R o o m ATTORNEY AT LAW LA K E MARY M 1 ur>77 ■H i t row •hum Haircut Special! Friday, September22 tfcraagh Suday, September24 The entire fam ily ran get great h aircu ts from licensed, professional stylists at everyday low prices. A n d y o u n ever need a n appointm ent. Stop In a t o u r m nuanlant m a lt Inm tinn A t M n s t e i f lit* W P trim nrices. not QUalltV. Adult Cuts' Kids Cuts' • I t s * Reg. $9.95 • • • • • Reg. $7.95 (13 andumfcf) Also save 2 0 % O f f Selected Haircarc Products'. R0GIS MC&US c p u c m t c f t o ; [jfgft C o u n ty decision Is the timing of cash needs by the four projects and the timing associated with the final design o f the Public Safety Complex whlch ls anticipated to be Ma * o f 1996. Cash for the larch complex is not needed until mtd-1996." The Finance Department will pay cash for the three small projects totaling *6.1 million, under the plan. The cash is available In county Investments and will be available from Octo­ ber 1995 through April 1996. The 1996 Sale Ta x bond Issue In the spring or summer will repay all cash expenditures and ac­ comodate future cush needs, according to the plan. Advantages to the interim financing plan Include: • (he timing o f the bond Issue can be s tr u c tu r e d to take advantage of Interest rates at the time and cash needs o f the Public Safety Complex. •the possibility o f rebatablr arbitrage is reduced due to thr shortci expenditure period. Re- • 24 Yra. Experience • ftxtnrr GRAND OPENING MasterCuts ■MU C o n t ln a t d fro m P a g * I A bridge. Parking for shuttle buses will be available from five p u ll­ ing lots In V olu sia County; Target In Orange C “ * ~ ity; n DBCC campus, in DeBary; the Fire Hall, in DeBary; NationsBank, In D e B a r y and fr o m G e m in i Springs. In Dcbary o ff Dtrksen Road. 6 S e m in o le T o w n * C e n t e r U FE J W E AR YOUR LIFE JACKET •**u.Mi W» MMUM)(TUN*xM CAlt COAfCfcfcM O ------ V. 330-7779 © flrijh ( urp IW •St-ity ru» ilauhlf tliMcunh ' HELP US MONDAY THRU SATURDAY] CALL 295-9311 For FURNITURE, APPLIANCE, & CLOTHING PICK-UP f a ff’i y h aircu tters Open 7 Days �jg r.*** t o ' T r f IN BRIEF «« i s s n . ^ ~ N e e d a c o lle g e g r a n t? Lake Brantley to host scholarship seminar Adult Flag Football SANFORD - Th e Sanford Recreation De­ an organisational meeting for _ football league on Wedneaday. October 4th i t 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, low er level o f Sanford Ctty Hah. T h e league hopea to atart play on Saturday. October 14th. F o r m ore Information, call th e Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. Wrestling Club started OVIEDO — The Florida Jeta Olympic Wrestl­ in g Club la looking for new member*. A ll Seminole County atudenta from elementa­ ry through high school are Invited to compete on the team that will take port In 3 0 tournament (all on Saturdays) and w ill be coached Oviedo High School's Rick Trlbtt and J.D. Robbins, who haa coached at every level o f wrestling and also handled the California Jeta that w on 13 national championships and 13 state champtonahipe. Practice at Oviedo High School w ill be every Wedneaday from 0-7:30 p.m. The fe e to Join the clu b la 030. which Includes Insurance. T-shirt. U SA Wrestling membership card, newsletter, magaalne and participation certificate. Addi­ tional fam ily members can Join at a prorated fee. I f you miss a practice, don't w orry, come the next Ume. For more info, call J.D. Robbtna (366-4840) or R ick Trlbtt (366-3583). rx lC n o n MUG. W aul f f C T IO f i • y iM T O M T M l HaraldStefbWriter ESPN’s Roy Firestone wowed the crowd Saturday at the 8anford Town* Confer 8 ports Breakfast Defensive effort ca n ’t save Tribe SANFORD — There are probably very few sports fans w ho know that sports commentator Roy Firestone to a talented singer and Impressionist. M any tons know Firestone as the host o f ESPN's “ Up C lo se " Interview talk show. H e has won six Em m y awards and two ACE awards for cable excellence as a result o f Interviews that he has conducted with over 3.000 athletes, in addition to the Nova University A w ard for Broadcast Journalism. “ T h e moat rewarding thing about It to that you get to be around excellence ail the tim e.'' Firestone said. "Y o u get to hear people's stories o f excellence. I really like to near people’s Individual sagas." During Saturday's grand opening festivities at the Seminole Towne Center. Firestone revealed his talents for Impression and singing. H is victims Include Frank Sinatra, Paul Simon. Bos Skaggs, the BeeGees. B.J. Thom as, the Doors. John Lennon. Gordon Llghtfoot. Johnny Mathis. Nell Diamond and Sammy Davto, Jr. T h e act also poses a question about how Llghtfoot. Mathis and Diamond would have sounded singing the National Anthem. Firestone then offered a rendition o f how he would envision each performer might sound. " I ’v e been doing this since I was 15." Firestone said. " I d o about 60 performances a year, and are have a E ft pretty good following w ith It. W e get a lot o f requests to do this, so 1developed a n act. 1 put a lot of work Into It. I produce the videos and write the material. The sh o w encompasses a lot o f things I love, like comedy, m usic, and sports." Firestone does b o x e r Muhammad A ll and late sportacaater H ow ard Cosell in their own rap group, aa well aa ABC sportacaater Keith Jackson and boxer M ike Tyson. He to working o n BUI Clinton for future sets. “ Th e most challenging Interview I ever did w as Cosell." Firestone salcL "H e was kind of • bully, b u t he w as fascinating, too. The hardest thing about In­ terviewing athletes to that you have to give th em a sense o f dignity because they are out there trying t o to their best in most cases. Sports are to be enjoyed, and not made Into the ultimate test.” Firestone's one hour act also Includes a video hlatory. 40 years of sports set t o “ Sports Really Light the F ir e '', a sports bioopen vid eo set to ''Steamroller Blues” , a sports comebacks v id eo set to "Long and W inding Road", and a tribute to Olympians set to “ One Moment In T im e". All four songs were performed by Firestone. When all the Impersonation and Joking was over. Firestone began talking about how athletes confront fear, use team work and dream that anything to achievable. Firestone feels fear should be confronted with courage and persistence, and that working aa part o f a team makes people better. * 4 '- < t Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — No o n e could blame the Sem in ole football team for feeling a little defensive after Friday night a loss to Titusville In a Claaa 5A. District 6 showdown at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. Seminole dropped to 1-3 overall and 0-2 in the d istrict, while Titusville to now 4-0 with a 2-0 diarict mark. The Tribe's defense held the Terriers to 126 yards of tota l o ffe n s e , r e c o v e re d three fumbles and later added an In­ terception. The problem was (he Seminole offense only managed 68 total yards and com m lted two turnovers of Us own. "O ur defense played a (remen□ S M T r t k a .P a g s S B ?>■ * Seminole back-up quarterback LaShawn Eason looks for an open receiver aa a pair o f Titusville Terrier players close In looking (or a sack during Friday night’s Class 5A-Dlstrict 6 gams at Thomas E. Whlgham Field. Lake Mary alive after surviving Lyman scare Hurricane* fall on road BLACKSBURG, Va. — Dwayne Thomas ran for 165 yards and a touchdown to lead Virginia Tech to a 13-7 victory over No. 17 Miami, marking the first time the Hurricanes have lost to an unranked team In 11 years. Miami drove from Its 25 to the Virginia Tech 25 In the final two minutes, but substitute quarterback Ryan Clement's fourth-down pass to Yatll Green with 23 seconds left was broken up at the goal line. A mass of fans In the sold-out stadium stormed the field to celebrate the first victory by Virginia Tech (2-1. 1-1 Big East) over Miami (1-2. 0-1) In 13 meetings. Virginia Tech, which had som e costly turn­ overs In Its first two losses, played con­ servatively on offense and missed four field goals, but used an aggrcaalve. blitsing defense to stifle Miami. The Hokies had six tackles behind the line of scrimmage and six sacks for 70 yards. tV c T l equity, colleges ir e reducing scholarships. The seminar to being presented for the fifth consecutive year, and Peterson to expecting a crowd of around 100 people. The program will help blue ch ip athletes who are known by college recruiters but need guidence. as well as above average athletes w h o are overlooked and need Upson how to seek out scholarships. Peterson encourages high school student athletes o f all ages to attend because the sem inar also discusses high school courses that are required b y the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The process that high school athletic directors g o through to help kids pursue scholarships will also be discussed, and h elpfu l resource materials win also be Introduced. “ There are m a n y different w ays to E « t scholarships.'' Peterson said. “ We want to g e t the students athletes Informed and help th em form realistic expecations. W e want to h e lp get started. There are NCAA regulations they need to know about. We also want to try to help student athletes find schools that a re right for them." The seminar kept track o f different atheletes who h arve e participated pariJctpat In the last fiv e years. Peterson and Terry Butler, who h a v e successfully ly helped their own children g e t athletic scholarships to college, will also be speaking at the seminar. For more Information, call 862-1772 ext. 334. Firestone shows off versatility 3RD offers Baton classes MARTINSVILLE. Va. - When rain washed out qualifying for the Goody’s 500 at the Martinsville Motor Speedway fo r the second straight day. Jeff Gordon was awarded the top qualifying spot based on season points, which he leads by 309 over seven-time aeries champi­ on Dole Earnhardt. It will be the ninth time this season Gordon haa started from the front, although this one does not count as a pole victory. Earnhardt, who did some playful wrestling w ith Gordon during a T V Interview Saturday, w ill start alongside him. while Sterling Marlin, the only other driver with a chance to catch Gordon in the standings, w ill start third. With the ralnout. the pita on the front straight went to the top 18 teams in the points, relegating, among others, John Andretti. Darrell Waltrip. Brett Bodine. Lake Speed. Jimmy Spencer. Joe Nemecbek and K yle Petty to the back straight. The last time Winston Cup qualifying was com pletely washed out was at the TranSouth 5 0 0 at Darlington, S.C., In March 1993. p C T C ic Y c , ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - If you are a high school student athlete w ho to aspiring to earn a scholarsh ip to college, the Lake Brantley H igh School m edia center to the place to be W ednes­ day at 7 p.m. Rollins College men's golf and basketball coach Kyle Frakes w ill Join Stetson girls soccer coach Bob WUoon for a seminar that will offer tips about how to get a collegiate athletic scholarship. The Lake Brantley Athletic Dept and Booster Club are sponsoring th e seminar, which to open to the public. Lake Brantley athletic director Bob Peterson expects to have three collegiate coaches SANFORD - The Sanford Recreation De­ partment is offering karate for agea 6 to adult. Th e classes are held at the Sanford Gym­ nastics Association Building. 601 E. 35th Place, on Thursday from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Th e Instructor to Barry Qreen. a 3rd degree blackbelt. and the cost to 810 per month. For more Information, call 330-5697. Rain gives pole to Gordon “ The realities about the world o f athletic scholarships are different than tom e adults HwMd Staff Writer Sanford Recreation Karate SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment to offering baton classes for girls ages 5 and up. The classes, taught by J oy Clore. are held every Thursday from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m . at the Sanford Gymnastics Association Building. 6 0 1 E. 35th Place. The coat to 610 per month. For more Information call 330-5607. SefDtember 24. 1995 SUNDAY Sanford Herald ByTO NYI Herald correspondent H*»M P U S fey (Saar* WWW Lyman's Freddie Young ran for 140 yards on 27 carries and scored one touchdown, but the Greyhounds fall short, dropping a 22-21 decision to Lake Mary Friday night. LONGWOOD - If It seemed like the Lake Mary and Lyman high school football teams were fighting for their lives Friday night at the Carlton Henley Athletic Complex. It's only because they were. Both the Lake Mary Rams and Lyman Greyhounds, two of the five schools that make up 6A-Dtotrtct 4. came Into Friday night's game with one district loss and a game with stale-ranked Lake Brantley still ahead. Thanks to Recolon Jumpp's 8yard touchdown run with 7:24 left in the game, the Lake Mary Ram s pulled out a 22-21 win that keeps a live their hopes of postseason play. “ Tonight was 'do or die' for us." said Lake Mary coach Doug Peters. “ W e're finding ways lo win the close games this year. We h a ve to take some confidence from winning a gam e like thto." T h e win puts Lake Mary (3-1 overall. 1-1 In (he district) In a tie w ith Oviedo for third In the district standings behind Lake Brantley and L a k e H ow ell (both 1-0 In the d is tr ic t). L ym an drops to 0-4 overall. 0-2 In the district. Both the district champion and □ B m L a k e M ary. Fags 3B Lake Brantley takes advantage of Lion errors to win A U T O RACING □ 12:40 p.m. — ESPN. NASCAR Winston Cup. Goody’s 500. at Martinsville. Va.. (L) N A T IO N A L FO O TB A LL LRA O U K □ 1 p.m. — WOFL 35, Chicago Bears at St. Louis Rams. (L) □ 8 p.m . — TN T. Green B ay Packers at Jacksonville Jaguars. (L) B yN Y A M I Herald Correspondent OVIEDO — A strong defense can keep even the weakest offense in most football gam es. A strong defense combined with an equally potent offense, however, to almost always an unbeatable combination. Th e Oviedo Lions proved the formula correct In a 21-6 loss Friday night to the Lake Brantley Patriots In a Class 5-A District 4 football conical at John Courier Field. T h e two teams battled to a 7-6 Lake Brantley lead at the end o f the first half, after bolh teams' defenses held the other's offenses scoreless In the second quorler. but. Oviedo fell prey to the Patriot defense In the second half, selling up a couple of scoring opportunities that (he Lake Brantley offense Just couldn't pass up. "Thto was a real sloppy way to win. but w e 'll take It ." Lake Brantley coach Fred Almon said. "W e had a couple o f turnovers and some big penalties, but. In the end. we were able to hold on and get the victory, and that to really all lhal matters. "W e came back strong there In the second half and that has really been the story for us all season.” In each o f the two previous games thto season, against JacksonvilleBodes and Apopka, (he Patriots (3-0) w ere victorious after trailing a t the end o f the first half. Oviedo turned the ball over o n all fiv e o f Its second half possessions on tw o Interceptions, a fumble, and a punt. Lake Brantley wasted little tim e capitalizing on the L io n s ' misfortune. Following an Oviedo fumble, the □ B a a P a tria ta , Page SB FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �• • * Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Sapt«mt>«r 24. 1095 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S FM • M i a r M Nua Tita* d*m &Miaa»>aT«iUw.a W H A T 'S H A P P S N I N O mm •* in* HMm ie i » tUr** tfrtuo* on«a*ai»inti»Ti»Mima TODAY DILIEr* UXMaUMrtMBMMTi 1aim oaaa iMhmi hi a *11.1Upm lawtn. Itn* (a >a ia tie ta i bnl Map IO • »n » » r ihi auk t tw* mm, iiwni^ukoaanaui a - n iii- i Women's Baseball C Brevard Ledytharkt at Sanford lea, 1 pm MONDAY <1> RASERAl | Co-Ed Recreation Softball □ at Cnaaa Park. 7 pm, Half-N Half va. Village Palnta; 8 pm, D ' D vs. Crazy WingaTTodd'a Pub Women’s Recreation Softball □ PDS-Hseksrs vs. J'J True Value-Angels Central Wlnda Park, 8:30 pm at Boys’ Prep Volleyball □ Lk Srantley at Samtnole. JV, 6 pm; varsity, 7 pm □ Lk Mary at Lake Howell. JV, 6 p.m; varsity, 7 pm □ Lyman at Oviedo. 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Raines was O-for-5, but tha W hite Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 5-4 Friday night. me HnmHUMLpwwpu NMcMpar.U FracH.Hl I HMMHawl UMMHOWIHOPM •ttHdtcF paafTHVLCaarMoHMIl »m*,p phmSDv ■SIHrFwal Wrt DawItTaar ortm ta. u SHriH)a m awittawiewn HpaIi.mmvO.M0 llMWH«IWMhU.a ■vauumomakta piuoaaswwn UCHWHutoomu V U jawtMMtti. tnaOrpu UTtamMlnt UHCWU UppwUwIt LrOwI VHpwtiat>.*Paat V H M X IW * aaotLTrtttwpi VHHiiq I).Daw) awi»i>a.owunM«ur* MHOPUUTWatOOH at saNwarofiwi Op OMteptWU HMVMhnF OtcaOi o ivaai W4> > MwWr0.OHwai the south Jetties. Drum, redflsh, small blueflsh. Jack crevalle and ladyflsh are also present, and T H I S W E E K S . Si. Ttia SaOHoElCMUHwall gang * st u uclah wra»wpttc»iw in a MaMWSapTaPEat am I l I t- I yirpiiTn. f i • I - tl VT- TlwaaIra iLra. Ull VT-F6LpnaM Mv- FwyaaIra (FrrOHlidI VT-FOLtnaV A—H.I m VT u 17 All AM JR ft J7 D lt»I TUI *D 941 II 11 4J1 vn a 41 IHOtTIMIALSTATItTia PUHINM- IPipm. Fwpaa11E Can 1U. Paa >1 Pa** 11 CMmMIImbm Ml VlrpMtp TtclL TUma UUA OaOa t ft EPraMpD Fwrw111DrwtanrlHr lit Shill Inna II FAUIRM—MHaM.CHIMt V11ECM. al DEI MB Trpap TML Ovtantiim PVPtP RECIITHM- Maw. Cnat in. Gwwa IK Tuctw IE Hrnt is, Oam HI Oawwt Ii lp>HIi Jpoo 11 TrpiiM Twe smi psi. Eoom m dm* , i u RUV1E Am * 11 will hit live or dead shrimp, Trout and redflsh arc rated as good tn Mo e q a lte L eg o — . F IS H IN G NOTE Cara tp*'*1"a M*L Hem* bWciuHWtHnH'V* iH.MSVToaH M Higher water usually m eans better fishing Sum m er ra in s and quick changes In water levels are often followed by exceptionally good angler success, according to Sam M c K in n e y , r e g io n a l biologist for Ehc Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Com­ mission. “ Low water, of course, con­ centrates fish and makes them more accessible to fishermen. High water on the other hand, often stimulates fish to move Into recently flooded areas where there Is an expanded, more readily available food base. The increased feeding activity often leads to a corresponding In­ crease in fis h in g su ccess," McKinney said. The retent downpours experi­ enced In the central region of Florida have certainly Increased water levels. In many cases, fishing Is better than usual for this time of the summer. Plastic worms fished In early m orn in g or la te a ftern oon around newly flooded vegetation are producing good action for the angler. W orm s o f numerous colors arc productive, but black, grape and purple seem to be best. Take a morning or evening olT to relax and enjoy some good Florida fishing' SHU PE'S SCOOP Hu/ihalts are also deadly In newly flooded areas of vegeta­ tion. These lures can cover a lot of water In a hurry, and this is very Im portant, as ftsh are usually very scattered. 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Patna lapuit. mw art SVa Fpiflrt gWH. v CmPrrtart ** am l HARTFORDWHALERS- SOWJprrtyB Limaii VrpwiVtapyrwcrrtrKl LOS AR1ILEI RIVIS - AnlpMt art PM strrtiw. MR pMrl ai I I yWwrt.cwWr.VFWw.■MP*IHL. COUIBI CALIFORHIA - Now LtcWH troll rtaas rpprKVPtwmak FA1RPIIL0 - NrwP Fwrlc* PMtwh £ }U l Ai A SD U A g $ v F O R E C A S T A ' BET JAI-ALAI WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS 4 SAT. NOON; SUN 1 P M THURS. thru MON. 1 PM. FRI 3 P.M challenging. 'Fry to fish areas wth clearly defined boundaries, ralhcr than fishing vast acres of newly flooded flats. Ai»o S.nulcatl lion Uuktu and Dana J*i Ala HWY. 17-92 & 436 S ebastian In le t continues to provide good uctlon with snook In the 12-20 pound range. The best fishing Is early and late In the day and at night. Use live bait In the daytime and lures such as one-ounce Jigs at night. Also expect redflsh, ladyflsh, small blueflsh. Jack crevalle, and a few trout and flounder. Tarpon and snook are both active In the Sebastian R iv e r. Ponce I n le t lias plenty of shccpshrad tn the 1*5 pound range, and they are eagerly hitting live shrimp or flddtcr crabs. A tew flounder are biting finger mullet on the south side of IT LOUISUMMPU - AwapVHm w* IrlpnJorm. MMWr. a i Mayor cartel PAMI TULL NrVpa* PFLPetp CALDER NORSK RACING C a p t a in J a c k at P o r t C anaveral reports steady action with king mackerel on Pelicpm F la ts and S-A R eefs. Wahou and dolphin are scattered of­ fshore. while the buoy lin e Is still a little dirty for king mack­ erel. Inside the Port, sherpshead and flounder are biting. Trout and redflsh are rated as fair on the fla ts or the Banana and Indian r iv e rs Tim Raines FUatHtl. Fran FwrwLIDO t M ai SarkMU *rail. Papa Pi.gW. IVIB f Mart* PrwOH. IrtWt LpHrMaa HaWIVBP V (Pit Irrtw. PrWM. JwPaPHip*. lii.ni. 11. OHHr Fim Frau. LOWM*u HaWllFPU II. PUrt PlwUtd. Prllpl* MeLira PHraOt IlFptf II Milp HpttMa. FMp.4 HcUra UwaPn. IIFtW it lip. Crimpw laiiip., Fract. StulwFwElipitl 11 tUp SpU FMat. TrrrOTaW iv a It UlTP KttITtwt. Pppt*. Tyrrell rtmM*.iiiFa III l i t Mlt* IF FWi Lpmy. HrHppl. HMrPIri 1 1 t 1 t F IISHP tt Likp iPPipr. irpip. Unw* Fwi I I I t II U I I I t U IF 111DP It Tai Ii**. Jtppn. Fatpprt Hprt. I F I t II II I I I 111 mat attriMcoafiitvci a MuFapn. Hpiy.FfWawtHwt. titat 11 M w HHrilpiWH. Italy, PanicFwi a i tfti u tt min ill t a » a FtPiown. pnuLFtmFwi nun Dv i i a law* Mwai Owl FwiFwi i i lit tv i i U PmOwutomm. IPita lai FaMH i i Fwivnu t i McopwTpdiMS. maw, m n M»*> n o m a sum am i HMtOMaaimMiw' 1 ii. vt lwpm a ivmmcpm Momtt ■v. Cot. Moms tt.SLUMPWrrHF HMnHOM.* M LI career 2,047 7.745 1,369 2,293 824 372 108 144 777 .296 beet 160 847 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 98 129 At*bltS idlHtMttMMHttlMlMtittit 481 Runt.............................. 78 Mits •••*••*******•••■***•»*****♦*»***•* 140 RBI ****•>*••***■»»**»*•••#*«*■•*******•• 65 Doubt s t «•««**•********************** 25 3 Triple*........................... Homo runt.................... 12 13 StSSlB.............. Average......................... .291 Category (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -9 1 9 1 EVERY DAY IS !>/ I L iv e G r iy h o u n d ; Racing Nightit - (fu*ft s ^ ) • R a c i n g ! i Post rune 7:30 Mimuis - Mon., W«d. 1 Sat. - Post Fun* 1:00 _L f t CtUHOuuo Raung Atdor lm Va Satiujti non Tam/i /St. Pin A Jajl Tmmoucruid iking action lm vu uuum non Miami S E M IN O L E - -v-v^ Don*t M iss A S in g le Issue! 1 LOCALNEWS*LOCALSPORTS•LOCALEDITORIALS S Vf!^ aJI PEOPLE-HEALTH&FITNESS•EDUCATION•BUSINESS J| Sanford Herald XXi nORIH HUNCH Avt SA/dOHO Huni vrz 2IH1 GREYHOUND PARK & FAIRPLEX CASSELBERRY- 4 07 / 69 9 - 4 5 1 0 IAIN o« i MINI/CHILDItN W IK0M 1 DmiH OirKliMt (fitted ol lh<tod si breads Usd til 17W. • fiomIt till al 11 634 andgs (nl l» 1/ Tl. • Lflla It 17 law IqHh la bironola 11,3 Turn,^hl la Iradi aypiai 7 mJa da*n Ltmuwb �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, September 24. 1995 - SB Patriotsii PATRIOTS 11. L IO N S * Patriots took advantage o f the scoring opportunity when B r ia n G o n x a le s s c a m p e re d across the goal line from sixyards out. John Berardl added the extra point Increasing the Patriot lead to 14-6. O v ie d o quarterback A n d y Neufeld w as Intercepted at midfie ld on the Lions follow in g possession, but the Patriots w ere unable to capitalize, settlin g Instead fo r a 35-yard field goal attempt which fell short. T h e Lions took over but w ere forced to punt after ten plays. Again Lake Brantley w asted little time converting the field p o sitio n Oviedo gave th em , acortng In four plays on a drive w hich started on the Oviedo 48-yard line. Gonzales barreled flve-ysrda to get the six points i a i r- n f • t i - i F k t f 0»art*r O — AAkktnt 4 run (P*t» ta ile d ) L B — Brown ] l run I B crardl k ic k ) SecenaO w rW r No Scot Inf TMfti Oaartsr L B — C o n u k t f run (B o rord l k ic k ) 19 147 4 114 44 1 MO 17 SS5 J^ Ju s s IiRN M m I StatHtk* FaerlfeQearter L B — O o n io lM S ru n lB o ra rd l k ic k ) O II LB F l r t l down) 31 7tfl 070 0 000 4] ♦ 45 Ruth** yard* P**«** P***mg y e * P u n lt Fum bl** lo ti p«rutm *t y*u»* 11 and Beradl’s point after gave Lake Brantley the final 21-6 margin with 5:19 left In (hr game. Oviedo's last hope to score ended after three plays when Neufeld was Intercepted once again by Brian W hitm an who finished the night with three Interceptions. Following W h itm an 's third R U 1 H IN 0 — L a k * B r» n H * y . B ro w n 17 1)4. Gonial** 14 114. A A tG ee 4 11. R o d rlg u c t 15: O y M o . G lum m o I 47. N * u t* ld I 40. Ja ck to n « 17. Bond J 17. M lck * n * 7 II. F A 5 5 IN O — L a k * B r a n tle y . B ro w n 0 7 0.0. O vlrdo - N*u1*ld 4 13 4. 44 R# c*t«laa — O v l* d o . O a u jM L ln g a r d m y $ m il ijm 1 14. r j^ ^ .9 A S e r v ic e m Interception. Lake Brantley ran out the clock to seal the victory. Next week. Oviedo (1-3) will travel to Jacksonville to take on Jucksonvillc-Bolles High School. The Palrlols|3-0) will travel to Sanford to take on the Seminole Fighting Scmlnolcs (1-3) In a Seminole A th letic Conference contest. Both gam es are set for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs. 1 C o if For convenient loca­ tions or appointments h o u rs : Monday thru Saturday O a.m. t o 8 p.m. S o m e A u to S e rv ic e C e n te rs open S u n d a y Advertised prices effective Sept. 99 thru Sept. 30, 1903 •Tire rotations available •Mounting Included •Nationwide warranty All-season radial • Whitewall radial • Tw o full-width ateel belts • Com fortable ride • Long-wearing tread • ■ r> 50,000 77 A -------- .J 8120 y> « V i I* / P 1 5 5 /8 0 R 1 3 ...........J P 1 6 5 /8 0 R 1 3 ...........9 P 17 5 /BO R 1 3 ...........9 P 1 8 5 /SO R 1 3 .......... 9 P 1 8 5 /7 5 R 1 4 .......... 9 A }> Price 4 .B 7 7 .9 7 9 .9 7 0 .0 7 0 .0 7 P r ic e Size P 1 9 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ..........0 1 . 0 7 P 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ....... 0 9 . 9 7 P 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ....... 0 9 . 0 7 P 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ....... 9 0 . 0 7 P 2 3 5 /7 5 R 1 5 XL . . . . 7 1 , 0 7 S/U.E PR/CES ON O G E R PZUV XTTVt S iz e 60,000 h ' aw H araM Photo fey Mark Harrlt Ssm ln ols defensive and Reggie Holloway pursues Titusville quarterback Preston Hopkins during the Terriers 6-0 win Friday night. Holloway and the Tribe held Titusville to 126 total yards. W SW P 1 9 8 /7 B R 1 4 P 2 0 S /7 S R 1 4 W SW 3 3 0 7 W SW 0 3 .0 7 P 2 05 /7 S R 1 5 W SW 0 3 0 7 0 3 0 7 P 2 1 S /7 8 R 1 S W SW 0 3 0 7 0 B .§ 7 P 2 3 5 /7 S R 1 5 X L W S W P 2 0 8 /7 8 R 1 4 RW L RW L P 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 5 7 3 0 7 0 3 0 7 0 4 .0 7 0 3 0 7 3 3 0 7 P 2 1 S /7 S m S RW L 0 3 0 7 4 * 2 2 S /7 8 R 1 8 RW L 7 0 .0 7 0 1 .0 7 P 2 3 S /7 8 R 1 S RW L 7 1 .0 7 3 0 .0 7 C o a tia a e d from Page I B dous game." said Sem inole coach Ernie McPherson. "You really couldn’t ask anything more out o f your defense. Offensively we keep shooting ourselves In the foot, and that’s Just a case o f young players making mistakes." Titusville had the gam e's only score when Duane Williams ran four yards for a touchdown. Justin T w lgg missed the extra point, and Titusville led 6-0 at halftime. The Seminole defense then produced turnovers on three of Titusville's first four second half drives. Seminole linebacker Taurus Boone recovered a Preston Hopkins fumble to stop Titusville's first d rive after intermission. A fter the Terriers defense forced a punt. Tribe defensive back V incent Butler Intercepted Hopkins at the Titusville 40 yard line. W illiam s then intercepted Sem inole's Terrell Jackson, but the Tribe's defense answered with yet another big play. With Titusville facing a second and nine at the Seminole 35 yard line. Eddie Key hit Hopkins und forced a fumble. Nathan W illiam s recoved the ball to give the Tribe new life at their own 43 yard tine with 8:20 remaining. The Seminole offense converted a fourth and three play to extend Its drive after the last Titusville mlscuc. and picked up another first down on a 13-yard run by Jackson. But the Tribe ofTense then saw two big plays called back beacuse of Illegal procedure penalties. The first penalty (lag sailed through the air after Robert Hale broke tw o tackles on a 16-yard run that would have tied the game. The second • 4 .3 7 • 3 0 7 0 7 .0 7 0 0 .0 7 m E T IE M IU M occurcd alter Jackson went IH yards on a sweep. However. Seminole wasn't out o f miracles quite yet. A Titusville Inteceptlon was negated by n roughing the passer call that gave Seminole a first down at the 13 yard line. T h e Tribe's last drive ended four plays later when Jackson underthrew Eric k Smith In the cndzonc. but the effort lusted a span of 7:06 and did not escape McPherson's attention. En ter the Km art/ExM e Get Ready tor W inter C ar Sw eepstakes a n d W in 1 o f 5 C h rysler Jeep Cherokees rW/CHEL/N |P 1 B S /6 0 R 1 S P 213/B O R 1B P 2 2 3 /6 0 R tB P 1O S/70R 14 P 1 6 3 //0 H 1 4 « 1 0 •- » o « « «- I S e m in a l* Price Sue | R 1 7 S /7 0 R ) 3 1P 1 B S /7 0 R 1 3 |P 1 B 3 /7 0 R 1 4 I P I 0 3 /7 0 0 )4 IP 2 O S /7 0 R 1 4 IP 2 O S /7 0 R 1 3 | P 2 1 3/704)13 1P 1 S S /6 3 R 1 4 | p ) o s / e o n i4 T E R R I E R S * . 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E a to n I 4, Sm ith I (m lnu* 1) two-point co n version failed, leaving the 'Hounds up 13-8. While It took longer than a kickoff return, the Hams came right back with a four-play touchdown drive. Jum pp scor­ ing on a 5-yard run and rushing for a two-point conversion that put l^ike Mary up 16-13 with 3:37 remaining in the second quarter. "It was a great high school football gam e." said Lym an coach Larry Baker. “ It's Just a shame that we came out on the short end of the score. "I'm very proud o f the guys and thetr elfort tonight." The Greyhounds, who had two second-half drives end Inside the Lake Mary 25-yard line, went back on lop as time expired In the third quarter. On a second-and-eight play from the Lyman 20-yard line. Alvin Cummings ripped off a 13-yard run. As he was tackled, the hall came loose und bounced forward. Wes Hunter fielded It cleanly as he crossed ttie 35-yard line In full stride and raced to the end zone. Young rushed for the iwo(xilnt conversion amt a 21-16 Lyman edge. Once again, the Luke Mary offense responded. Jumpp cap­ ping an eight-play drive with Ills game-winning touchdown run The try for two on the point-after fulled. "W e've been relying so much on our offense In the early going. It was time tor our offense to step up and contribute," said Peters. .Jumpp fin ished w ith 133 yards on 26 carries while Casey added 79 yards on I I i nns Fur Lym an. Young had a game-high 140 yards on 27 rushes. Defensively. Kyle Johnson re­ covered two fumbles for the G rey h o u n d s wh i l e Charl ey Banks Intercepted a pass and forced a fumble. Joey Clause also recovered a tumble for Lyman. Pinkney ami Mike Stephenson each picked up a fumle for the Rums. Next week. Lake Mary will host Deltona. Lyman, which is oil next week, returns to action on Friday. Oct. 6. In a game at Lake Brantley. R A M 5I7. G R E Y H O U N D S 1) Lak* M a ry Lym an 4 14 7 4 F lr t ) Q u a rte r » I 4 - t) 4 — II Truck [•Original equipm ent fo r I many Ford pick u p s . v a n s . B ro n co s nnd E x p lo re rs • Excellent w et tra c tio n Sue P r ic e P195/70R14 W SW P21S/70R14 W SW P205/70R1S BLK IM P22S/70R1S BLK P235/75R15H. BLK P735/75R15XL H O W L LT23S/B5R16 I0PLY Lake Mary runner-up advance to the playoffs. Early on Friday n ig h t. It looked like the Rams were going to self-destruct, turning the ball over on their first three posses­ sions In (heir half of the field. But the Greyhounds, unac­ cu stom ed to such la rg esse, managed to convert only one of the opportunities Into points. Fred Young capping a six-play. 24-yard drive with a 1-yard plu n ge at 7:50 of the first quarter. Another Lyman drive fizzled on downs at the Lake Mary 32 while another ended w ith a missed 20-yard field goal. "Y ou make it tough on your­ self when you have that many turnovers.” said Ptters. "Coach (Larry) Baker and his stafT did a great Job of getting their kids ready for us. I think they played their best game of the season." M om ents Into the secon d quarter, the Greyhounds com ­ mitted their first turnover. Brian Pinkney recovering a fumble that set up the Rams at the Lyman 40-yard line. T h re e plays lalcr. D onnie Casey scored on a 28-yard run. After an offsides penalty against Lyman on the point-after at­ tempt. the Rams went for a two-point conversion. C asey bulling Into the end zone with 6:13 left In the first half to give Lake Mary an 8-7 advantage. That lead lasted all of 16 seconds as Rtchlc Russonlello returned *hc ensuing klckcff 89 y a r d s for a G r e y h o u n d touchdown. Lyman's try for a 4 7 .3 7 C e n tu r a G o ld B 7 9 U p to B75 cranking am ps of superior starling power. 120-min. reserve. For m any cars, It. trucks. 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A fte r I announced m y only expectation , the class w ou ld h a v e to choose where th ey w anted to go far a field trip. I t o ld th e m th ey c o u ld g o whe r e v er they wanted. Th ere w o u l d n ’ t even be any chape rones! publication to the raW. to the writers who Saw a a L m I W f lv T i W v CRITIC DBCK TO SC D O O f, I'd surprise then artth the w hole m ab arcade w ith aU T h e ch eo could can m e b y m y drat name because It's a lot e a o l e r t o n v than Mr. Burkhardt. I would order ptssaa far lunch, and the dam could aN wherever they wanted to eat tt. Everybody would be able to do whatever they wanted to d o at 0R0W8 needs vohmleeis Grads 7 w ill be held on n Saturday, Oct. 7 from 9 OROWS Fam ily Learning I Spy "Th ey don’t call them pro­ blems for n o th in g ." he said sarcastically. He figured there w ere more so he softly aware o f his Grades GED test offered I ap y something S A N F O R D -T b e O E D test, leading to to a Florida High Sch Dtpkxna. win be o f f ered at Seminole Com m unity College Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, SeptL 2 9 .3 29. a8 s and 27. Far more Information a n the program or to find out about the free GED etudy program, can 8CC Student Services at 329*2153. clothes to put In a dresser , and mm w i i f re H O O a QG lO K IUR1U40C. H ow w ould you ted if you had no house? hom e people aay they wouldn't m iss a thine tf their home w a s abruptly taken away B u t I am not looking a t the ground 1s p y something hesding straight lb raised Kls shield and the blasts. Finally, he reached L ex 's lair. H e took out hts language bom b and stuck It to th e w a l l . H e a p e l l e d o u t "EXPLOOE." He stepped back and shielded himself. The bomb left a large hole In the wall. Looking through It. he saw many different obstac les. He B u t what I spy la not new I ap y something PO P CULTURE™ itw h a tla p y ls alw ays In a semicircle byStevaMcGarryJ W h at I spy la full o f bright Jolly colors W h at I spy looks lik e It was.made w ith painting rollers C anyouguesa w h at I spy O r must I continue Because what I toy Y o u can ace at any 1. ) Name the tw o movtea that earned Beat Actress Academy Awards fpr Jodie Foster. 2. ) On w hich 1901 T V series did Jodie Foster play Addle Pray? 3. ) W h ich 1091 m ovie. In The lion used in the m ovie which she also starred, marked scooped Footer up In Ita mouth Jodie Foster's directorial debut? at one point In th e filming, ..•wiwwawn.. it O v e r a ll, the homeless are ' u ii leaving her with a couple o f treated w ith lack o f respect. prominent scare o n her ab­ •Ml «• «MM|IS.. P M Som e people Juet don't realize *U » Cl II domen. the one and only dtSerence la they have homes and the home­ less d o n 't You can't change the way others feel o r think, but you 4W» . -TT] can change your thoughts and feelings. Please try to help In any way possible. Jodie Foster made her m ovie debut opposite fellow child star Johnny Whitaker In “ Napoleon and Samantha" — a Disney movie that also featured Michael Douglas In a supporting role. Seminole County School Board 8 tu d .n l and i m attendance dey. Enjoy the day off. c Iw non* Cheaae or Meal Pizza and choice o f tw o o f I ho following OrangaJulco Crtap Apples Banana or Chof'i Salad or Bag Lunch Low FM Milk Wednesday, S op i 27 ,1SSS Barbecue Chicken with Texas Toast and choice o f tw o o f the following Bskod Soane Col# Slew Chilled Fruit or Chat's Salad w ith Soft Prize! or Bag Lunch LowFatMIHf* Spaghetti with Maal Sauce BrattJ Sticks and choice o f tw o o f the following Garden Salad Fruited Jello P U fl or Chal'a 8alad or Bag Lunch Low FM Milk Friday, la p L to , IS M Chicken Fried Stsak on a Bun and choice o f tw o o f (ho following GraonPaaa Pineapple Assorted Fruit or Chal'a Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Turn on your Imagination Since Mrs. Croom la gone. I'm going to run the class my way. First, w ell. I suppose we would do w hat the teacher asked. (I know the class would hare that, but w e have to follow some o f the rules.) A fter that, the only rule In m y class would be to have fun. If nobody followed that La st clue. OK. W hat I spy can only happen o n the spccialest part o f a special day A las, the beautiful g lo w Yfo u might n ou have guessed right m y friend I apy a large Magnificent Rain bowl Rain G rads6 W hat la rain? la It when the angels cry? la rain when you cry or whenJust a lot of people cry? D o you ever think o r what makes (train? I wish that you never d ie B yH ATH Grades What do you call It when an Innocent boy tr ie s am oklng because his friends "w a n ted him t o " ? Or when u su ally good students get caught skipping class? You call It peer preasue. You may not realise It. but peer pressure is a m ajor tector in how we live our Uvea. May times we aay and/or do things Just by the Influence of peer pressure. I think peer pressure Is when you feel pressured Into doing something by your peers. You m ay do ao because you want to be considered " c o o l" by your friends. But If you stop and think about it. usually you r peers try and pressure you Into doing what they're doing ao that they can Justify It. By standing up to them you've (1) stopped yourself from doing something wrong, and (2) In a small way you've told them what they're doing is wrong, t're doing them a favor. Thus, you'i S.M.8. Man B y PATRICK BALV GradeO Up. up and away w ith the last action-packed Issue o f S.M.S. Man. This time an excitin g three-part Issue w here S.M.S Man beats Lex Lskevlew . Also, last week’s Issue Is Included. A s S.M.S. Man neared Lex’s he could see radioactive thorugh. After a lot o f blasting, he finally reached the other aide of the building. Above him w as Lola Lan­ guage, _ mechanical arm. S.M.S. followed the arm w ith his eyes until he aaw the control panel. Standing next to It In a glass dome at the top o f the celling was Lex. S.M.S Man set his gun to water and shot the control panel. It short dreuted and the arm opened. S.M.S. Man caught Lois and set her down. "N ow for you. L e x ." S.M.S. Man yelled. "No. for you .” Lex said on the loudspeaker. Lex shot these radioactive letters: E-M -l-T-R -O -Y-T-S-E -A -W -T -N-O-D-X-E-L-!-'-, "Hal” laughed S.M.S. Man and pulled out his sentence structure gun and blasted all the letters. The letters then spelled DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME. LEX! As Let tried to read them. S.M.S. Man took out another language b o m b and spelled "High explosive Tim e OB sec." He stuffed It In his science laser, set It for gas. and shot it on the back o f one o f the letters. Then he set his gun for plasma and shot a hole In the celling. He took Lota w ith him as he flew through the hole. He returned Lola back to school safely, but the c h ild r e n n e v e r fo rg a ve S.M.S. Man that. Seen at school Which will i! be? The royal court at Ssminolo High School Is preparing for H om ecom ing Wsek cslsbratlone which will gal underway tomorrow. The young Isdlaa w h o h o p e to ba t h e Homecoming Qussn am, left to right: Alexia Chignon, Dunn, Adrlanna Earl, Vara June, Anltra Lanlsr, NMMelgh Raines, Brooke Wagner and A n gela Wiggins. The young man who want to be M the queen's side am, left to right: A lex A co s ta , Eddie Green, Ronald Moors, Vincent Sutler, Arthur Posiey, Slava Sparry, C h a d G r a y s o n and G a b s Jeetus. FtWtetyMMCwilwm / �D AR airs First Am endm ent; club honors m em bers Nicole A r ft r u Kerr, executive director o f Liberty Counsel o f Orlando, was guest speaker at the luncheon meeting o f Sallte Hantaon Chapter. Daughters o f th e American Revolution on Sept. S at Hunt's End. H er eublect "First Amendment R igh ts" brought pertinent In­ form ation to members regarding successful steps being taken to d e fe n d stu d en ts' p ra y e r In school and Bible clubs formed by students. Liberty Counsel, a n on -p rofit organisation, w as farm ed to help assist students DORIS D IE TR IC H the First protei and others protect Amendment rights. Ms. Kerr graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University Attonwy Nicoto Ariarat Ktrrgr#dta HouaaSpaakarNawt Gingrich whan aha vapraaantad Ubarty Counsal In Washington, D.C. Karrracantty spoka to tfwMIto Harrison Chaptar Daughtara of thsAmancan Revolution. Har subject was ‘First Amandmant Rights.' o f Florida with a bachelor o f arts degree In sociology, according to Virginia Powell. She then com­ pleted a Joint degree program at the University o f Florida working simultaneously on a master of arts degree In sociology and Juris doctor In law receiving both degrees In 1094. Virginia Mlkler. regent, pre­ sided over the business meeting and Introduced the following guests: Mary L o u is e E lg in . C ath erin e C orn eliu s, Mam ie Spoils, Sandra Moodle. Norma Manets. Joyce Brooks. Pat Her­ ring. Fran Morton, and Margaret Wesley. Prospective m em b ers alto present were Mildred Lind. Julia Sartln. and M aurene Bravo. Heidi Haines, vic e regent. In­ troduced her mother. Jenelle Haines, from Ft. Lauderdale, special guest and presented as transferring m em bers. Vanra D eeper and E lisab eth Bridgwater. Lourtne Messenger announced the week of Sept. 17-23 was Constitution W eek. Pat Fox gave the President General's Message and Skip Orlltski presented the National D e fe n s e m e s s a g e . S h e an­ nounced that National Defense C om m ittee Chairm an Phyllis Schafley has retired after 40 years o f service. Lining up for luncheon at the 8arford Women’s membership luncheon Wednesday are (from left): J e a n e tte Padgett, Faye Slier, secon d vic e A memorial in honor of Lucille Rowe w ill be presented to the A m erica n Indian Scholarship Committee. The resignation o f Janie# Springfield club member. Pencils w ere co lle c te d Tamassee School; soup labels and stamps for the veterans are Betty Steffens as corresponding secreta ry w as accepte d and Carolyn Cornelius has accepted the position b y unanimous vote. A n ap p eal to the governor b Ross Day LMHS senior’s letter H«nM Mwta Sf Mtfy SwwS Ellen Rollins (left), director of Senior Friends, shows a Friends publication to Norma Smith, president ol the Lake Mary AARP. ‘ Frien d s’ leader rem inds A A R P to stay active After a two-month hiatus, the Lake Mary Chapter of the A AR P began its monthly m eetings ■g»in on Sept. 19. The com m it­ tee secretary gave a report about the last meeting. The dessert snd fashion show held in June which was the A A R P 's first fund-raiser ever, brought in •153.30. MARY ROWELL □ t e a R aw alL Fags 2 C Scott Whltefleld. a senior at Lake Mary High School, was completing a class assignment In American Government, the task o f writing to any elected official o f the government to one’s thoughts for the purpose o f change. According to Scott, most o f the students were writing to the school board and he wanted to do something different. H e had read In .the newspaper that Bob Ross, host of the television show "T h e J o y o f P a in tin g " had recently passed away after a long battle w ith cancer. This news had deeply affected who had watched his shows often over the years. He teamed Bob Ross was a native o f Maitland and petitioned Gov. Lawton Chiles to honor Ross. Scott w as skeptical as most adults w h o write to a government official as he never expected anything to come of his effort. On Aug. 6. he received a document in the mall from the governor proclaiming Aug. 6 as "Bob Ross Day." The proclamation reads In part ... "Whereas Bob Ross was a native o f Maitland. Florida who was beloved and adored by his friends and viewers, whereas he was a peace-loving man who always emphasized a positive attitude, whereas he recently lost a battle to cancer, whereas It Is fitting to honor him with a day designated to his memory, on this, the 8th day o f July. 1 do hereby proclaim August 6 as Bob Ross Day in tribute to a great Floridian." The words used to describe Bob Ross are the words o f Scott Whltefleld written to the governor In a classroom assignment. SHAY KOEGEL Ernie P le d g e o f Allegiance to the flag and a quick Introduction o f the proram ch airm an . J u n e Sunerland. Th e guest speaker. Valeric Hlckey-Patton. waa then introduced b y the program chairman w ho acknowledged her many accomplishments in­ cluding her 20 years o f service os the mayor and city commis­ sioner of West Miami, her lead­ ership positions as the president of the Dade League of Cities, president of W om en In Govern­ m ent Service, president and. state director o f Business and Professional W om en, and her appointment b y the governor to th e South F lo r id a R egion al Planning Council. She has been honored by both the Senate and House o f Repre­ sentatives of the state o f Florida. Scott WMtofloM holds proclam ation from governor. Five years ago. Valerie Hlckey-Patton waa elected to the country team, snd works port As a result of Scott's effort. Legislative C om m ittee o f the tim e at Publlx. He plana to Ross’s brother called Scott and AARP. Is a m em b e r o f the attend Florida State University thanked him for (he family and Economics Subcommittee and Is next fall and major In account­ let him know how much the a recruiter for the committee and fam ily appreciated Scott's loyal­ ing. He Is the son of T im and has been lobbying for the AARP Sandl Whltefleld of Longwood. ty a n d determination. Scott ever since that time. w hltefleld Is a senior class vice Valerie Hickey-Patton’s firs! Ex-Miami mayor president at Lake Mary High husband died In 1998 and she addraaaoa AARP School, a member of the wrestl­ T h e W inter Springs A A R P ing team , a member of the cross S Breakfast aids education; Mott addresses musicians .... rha Rav. Amoa Jonas. Daloris Williams snd ths Rsv, Frank .. e Building prayer patterns for life's work and even our play make for a dally ChrlMlan life. One must pray without ceasing. In this world of trials, troubles crises that appear in this Chrlstlarawork of life." These words of wisdom were sp oken by Dr. W. Fr ank W illiam s, pastor of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, who gwas the keynote speaker at the Annual Prayer Breakfast of the Christian Education Committee w h i c h su pports the C a s tle Brewer Scholarship Fund. T h is fund aids deserving stu­ dents who are eligible to attend the college of their choice. He spoke o f the need to build a prayer pattern for one's life o f work and play. Zecharlah 8:5 is the reference scripture. T h e music of the morning was rendered by national recording gospel artist Vernon "P a p a " HwM r w S, Aw* VtwSwMrtns»n Jones. The Rev Amos C. Jones, pastor o f the host church. St. Williams al prsysr breakfast ^ k M s M ARVA H A W K IN S Paul Missionary Baptist Church, presided over the service o f prayer, dedication, praise and Christian meditation. Th e welcome and the occasion was given by Brother James Gray. The blessing was offered by Pastor Jones. Special thanks go to American C ulinary Federation. Central Florida Chapter. Inc.. Orlando, to E rn ie C ulbreath's C a te rin g . Crooms Academy and Juanita Harold. Thanks to all of those who helped to make this annual b f s a l a a n lr lln n l on. prayer breakfast a spiritual and financial success. ' C h a irm a n o f t h e p r a y e r breakfast was Low m an Oliver III; David Robinson, scholarship chairman. Committee members are Joyce A b n ey. Alterm ese B en tley. S h e r a ly n Brinson. Julius Francis. L avem e Glover. J a m e s G r a y . E ln o r a H o lt. Barbara Kirby. Earl Minott. Delorls Myles. M innie Phillips. Herman Walden. Bessie Wright and Geraldine Wright. Happy birthday T h ere w e re m a n y people sharing their natal days In Sep­ tember. Happy Birthday goes ou t to C a th e rin e H aw kins. Natherlne B en tley. Betty B. Smith. DclorU Martin. Roslland Tillman. Cynthia Tillman. Faye J. Williams. Mendell Kendrick. Charles Trlnowskl. Karen Hub­ bard. Geraldine Wright. Helen Smith. □ Baa B aw k la a . Faaa 2C FOR ALL THE PEOPLE NEWS IN YOUR AREA, SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD I �*C - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September 24, 1995 Sanford Lion's Club Spaghetti Dinner and Bingo , you have nHaarrt a treat, (for 33 y e a n n o w . t h e club baa b e e n sp on sorin g these d in n ers to benefit their sight project o f providing for children chlldn in Seminole County schools. T h e dinner will be h eld on Sept. 30, from 4 to 8 p.m.. at the Stnford Ctvtc Center. A ccom pa­ n y in g th e spaghetti w ill be toased salad, garlic toast and drink, all for 15.00 Paat President H a ro ld Hlghamtth wlU be in ch arge at the kitchen while Past President Andrea Krazlese will m anage the bingo games. Tickets are available from any club member or at the door. For Information, call Gloria Chang. 331-0700. or Cecil Taylor, presi­ dent. 365-3564. Dietrichic c o lle c te d each m o n th . N ew yearbooks were distributed to m em bers and special thanks given to Dr. Cbarallne Luna for her assistance In com piling and printing. The regent thanked hostesses G ra c e Parks. H eid i H ain es. Dorothy Erisman and Dr. Luna. Woman’s Club hosts Mr. and Mr*. Michael M. MoCroofy Stephanie Schatz, Michael McCreary exchange vows LAKE M ARY - Stephanie Lee Schatz and Michael W . McCreary were married Ju ly 8. 1995. at 1 p.m.. at Orace U nited M eth odlat C hu rch. Lake Mary. T h e Rev. W illiam Boyer and the Rev. David Liddell perform ed the tradi­ tional ceremony. The bride la the daughter o f Thom aa W . and Linda K. S ch atz o f Lon gw ood . T h e groom Is the ton o f William and R o b e rta M cC reary o f Stuart. Fla. Given in marriage by her lather, the bride chose for her vows a full-length white satin gown. The aklrt was covered with an overlay o f sheer Il­ lusion. The gown featured a round n e ck lin e and sh o rt capped sleeves. The fitted bod, ic e w as em b ellish ed w ith appliques of white seed pearls and descended to a dropped waist. Her fingertip illusion veil was held by a pearl beaded h e a d b a n d . She ca rried a cascading bouquet o f white rosea, daisies. Queen Anne's lace and greenery. Rebecca Schatz o f Orlando, the bride's sister, served as maid of honor. She wore a tuxedo-style, forest green silk and velvet knee-length dress, and carried a bouquet o f white r oses and d a i s i e s w i t h greenery. Charles O’Hara o f Port St. Lucie, Fla. served the groom as best man. Ushers were Timothy Mc­ Creary. Scott McCreary and Thomas McCreary, brothers o f the groom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Cultural Arts Center. Sanford. A fter a w edd in g trip to Cozumel. M exico, the newlyweds are making their home In Jensen Beach. The bride Is an elementary school teacher and the groom Is a retirement and Investment planner. C o lo r fu l a rr a n g e m e n ts o f autumn flowers decorated the Sanford Woman's Club Wednes­ day. when about 8 5 w om en gathered for a membership and welcom e luncheon. It was an opportune time for m ilady to snow o ff those good-looking new Call fashions. Th e luncheon was hosted by th e board o f m an agers and department chairman with Faye SOer. second vice president, the overall chairman. Members and guests received lovely Invitations, handIjialnted w ith sunflowers by Faye, a talented artist. During the luncheon, back­ ground piano music w as played b y Jean Metts. S evera l pro­ s p e c tiv e m em bers w e re In­ troduced as well a s several members of the Sanford Junior W om an's Club. It was announced that the scholarship com m 1tee plans Oktoberfest next m onth. The committee met recently to make authentic German attire for the serVers to wear at the festive fall frolic. At the luncheon, two m em bers, Vlota Franks and Polly Pexold. wore their colorful outfits to give the luncheon crowd a sneak preview o f the forthcoming fete. T h e costumes were inspired by Vivian Buck w h en she vis ite d a q u a in t Stnlort gattwr for social Nobody's ever had more fun than about 80 seniors who gathered recently for an Ice cream social at the Sanford Senior Center. Hostesses were Ronl Mott, director o f the San­ ford Senior Center, and Ellen Rollins, coordinator o f Senior V O fU M M ft n M Q M I Friends o f Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. The two organi­ zations w ere sponsors of the fun event. CFRH furnished 15 gallons o f Ice cream and eight different toppings. A number o f Items were a dd, according to Herman Schroeder, to benefit heart walk and a variety o f door prizes were awarded Including several Items hand-made by John O'Brien. T h e senior* participated In several gam es including shaving balloons, the hula-hoop, tacky T-shirts and a men's leg contest. Herman said, "Everyone had a very enjoyable time and are looking forward to another. Ellen and Ronl are really working hard to prom ote activities for se ­ niors." Uoii’fl Club plant tpagtetli dinnar If you have never attended a for RRz Ttefftrt Fred Rogers, a member o f the board o f the Rltz Theatre, la searching for volunteers to help at the theater which la now being renovated. Fred says that four annual productions are on the planning board to begin In January o r February. 1996. Volunteers needed are In the areas o f technical support In­ cluding a technical director, stage managers, sound people, ushers and. in general, "local support from Sanford." Fred says. Those interested may call Fred at 331-9179 or 330-9013. Oopt Our apologies to Dottle An­ thony. Last week we called her another "D ottle" In describing her trip to North Carolina with Lourine Messenger. Sorry, Dottie. Musicians' Guild hears Bobby Mott Sanford Central Florida Musi­ cians' Guild held Its monthly meeting: the theme. "A n Even­ ing of Sharing." Guest speaker was Minister Bobby Mott, music great and recording gospel artist. He gave words o f wisdom on how to keep one's singing voice In shape, how to uae different tones, notes and sounds. Minister Mott m in isters to people who love gospel music. . H e has been seen on local TV Channel 55 and he la frequently .Invited to speak to lay leaders and church members. The pres­ ident o f the Musicians' Guild Invites all church musicians, directors to Join In this Christian fellow sh ip. C h arles Jackson serves as president. Northern Region Council of Central F lo rid a M u sician s' Guild m am bars gathered recently for some musical laesons offered by Minister Bobby Mott. Back row, laft to right: Tarrenca Pierson, Thelma Mike, Rev. the Agricultural and Labor Program, Inc. (A L P I) w ill meet Johnaaron Handsraon Front row, left to right: Faye Henderson, Charles Jackson, Bobby Mott and Sylvie 8tal Iworth. Monday. Sept. 25. 7 p.m. at Ml. Pleasant Baptist Church Educa- tlon Building. Grace Miller chairman. R o w e ll C a a tla a a d from P a g e 1C Dee Buckland then gave the SANFORD — Jane F. Epps | nominating comm ittee's report. o f Sanford and A.W. Epps 111 o f I T h e committee la encouraging New Smyrna Beach are an- 1 all interested peartles to submit nounclng the engagement of their names for consideration for their daughter. Kelly J., to the November elections. If you're Kerby Walden, son of Hugo Interested In running for office, and Sharon Walden o f Orbut were not able to make the Inndo. meeting, you can call Dee at Bom In Sanford, the bride330-0523. elect is the maternal grand­ Paulee Stevens reported for daughter o f Edward C. and the legislative committee. The Charlotte Furlong of DeLand AAR P la asking seniors to sign and the paternal granddaugh­ postcards to their senators re­ ter of Dr. A.W. Epps 11 o f New questing that funding for senior Smyrna Beach and the late programs remain the same. The Mrs. Mary R. Epps. postcards also oppose block Ms. Epps Is a 1991 graduate grants. Currently, funding for o f S e m in o le High S ch ool, seniors goes d irectly to the Sanford where she was a class agen cy. W ith b lo ck grants, officer, a member of Tribal money for several purposes is Council, Destiny and partici­ given to the state, the state then pated In tennis and volleyball. decides which districts get the She graduated In 1995 with money, then the district decide Kelly J. Epps and honors from the University o f which agencies. Block grants Ktrby Walden Central Florida, Orlando, with can be divided any way the stale Walden Is a 1990 graduate a bachelor o f science degree In decides, which means that fund­ o f West Orange High School, elementary education. ing for senior programs could Winter Garden and a 1993 She Is presently employed as disappear. graduate of ITT Technical In second grade teacher at Mollle Currently, the Lake Mary Se­ Btltute. Indianapolis. Hae Elem entary School In nior Center, which operates out Orange County. He Is presently employed os o f the Frank Evans Center, Is an electrical engineer. Blrket H e r f i a n c e , b o r n In one of only a handful In the state Engineering. Orlando. B irm in g h a m . A la.. Is th e that is independent. Most senior The wedding w ill be an maternal grandson of Mr. Guy centers depend on grant money event of Nov. 18. 1995, at The llolladay o f Coleman, Ala. and to stay In operation. If the Monastery G olf and Country the paternal grandson o f Mrs. centers around the Lake Mary Club, Orange City. F.thel Walden of Section. Ala. area lose funding, the Lake Mary Center could becom e overwhelmed as seniors start looking to Lake Mary for their services. In conjunction w ith tw o other C ontinu ed fro m Page 1C back to the federal government, senior centers the Lake Mary was Iclt to raise two children. which could tie a gain for the Center Is currently planning a Slu- worked five Jobs for seven state by as much as eight billion trip to the Mark T w o Dinner years to support the children dollars over the next seven Theater In Orlando. The seniors and has no patience with the years. will meet at the Sanford Civic Also on the agenda was Sen. Center at 11 a.m. on Nov. 9. youth o f today who have babies and expect the public taxes to Alan K. Simpson's congressional They will go by bus to the support them . According to hearings on (he current funding theater for a noon performance Hlckey-Patton, the governor of and lobbying of the AARP. Sen. of “ Beau Jcste.” The cost Is the state of Florida 1s still trying Simpson has disagreed with a $27.50 which Includes the mati­ number of AARP’s positions on nee performance, a buffet lunch to proceed with the health care legislation by Implementing the health care reform and entitle­ and transportation. If you 'd like Florida Health Security 1115(a| ments. AARP receives federal to attend, call Cruise w orld now Waiver: under the waiver, cos­ grants which directly support at 330-7490. Scaling Is limited. programs serving older people t-cutting programs Implemented The guest speaker for the such as the Senior Environmen­ m eeting was E lle n R ollin s, by the state put the savings back tal Employment Program, the director o f the Senior Friends of into the hands o f the state Instead of sending the money See K oegel, Page 3C Central Florida Regional Hospl- Koegel G erm an v illa g e d u rin g the summer. Serving on the committee with Faye were Viola. Polly, De Lores Lash, club president, and Rob­ erta Zlttrower. Members are reminded that the season w ill get under way at the first scheduled businessluncheon m eeting on Wednes­ day. Oct. 4. T h e business meet­ ing begins at 11 a.m. followed by luncheon at noon and then the program. Reservations should be made through the telephone committee. H a w k in s ALPI to meet Epps-Walden Eleanor d e h o rn and Minnie shaving balloon a. » i - ■- ___ Scouts ol Don 3 and siblings try out tho soots Insido a Lako Mary tiro truck. tal. The Senior Friends Is a can avoid all that. If you don't national association through the like w alk in g outside. Senior Columbia Park Healthcare Sys­ Friends w ill soon establish a tem. The Central Florida branch walking program at the new was established a little leaa than Seminole Towne Center. a year ago. The purpose of , 1If you already have knee, hip Senior Friends Is to promote ,or back problems, walking In healthy living for people 50 and water Is the solution for you. over. S e n io r F riends offers Aquatic exercise helps keep you health services, hospital privi­ fit as well as walking does, when leges. discounts, fitness pro­ your're chest deep In water. 90 percent o f your body weight is grams and social events. Ellen talked to the AARP supported. This Is great for your members about the importance knees, hips and back. Shoes are of staying active as you get still Im portant with aquatic older. W a lk in g Is excellent exercise. Aqua shoes keep you exercise If you have the right from scaping your feel on the kind o f shoes. Ellen stressed the bottom o f the pool and allow you importance o f shoes to your to g o straight from pool to health. If y ou 're walking In shower. T o close out her talk. Ellen filmsy shoes with no support, that can lead to foot problems, s tre s s e d th e im portance o f which can lead to ankle pro­ warm ing up before exercising. blems, which can lead to knee To prove how beneficial and problems, which can lead to hip easy a warm-up could be. Ellen problems, which can lead to then took the members through back problems. An Investment a short warm-up. It brought a In good sturdy walking shoes smile to everyone’s face. Scouts visit polics firs departments Boy Scouts from Den 3 In Lai M ary visited the Lake Ma Police and Fire Department for peek at what it's like to be police officer and a firefighU The messiest part o f the trt which o f course made It mo fun. was the fingerprinting. Eat c h i l d was t h r i l l e d to t fingerprinted. The troop then g to see the firetruck. The children enjoyed looking In the truck and silting In It. One firefighter then donned the gear he has to wear when they go out an a call. Each firefighter wears about 60 pounds of gear. When asked If they wanted to be firefighters when they grew up. one little boy said. "N o. I don't like p « p lc to wake me up In the middle of the night." �Ssnford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Saptamtar 24, 1MB - — a & H & fl St M V H M f7 {Am T I v T V • . Accountant spends spare time creating Victorian heirlooms Herald Staff Writer______________________________ LAKE MARY — A touch o f elegance la the beat way to describe Joann Roth'a hobby. She spends much tim e Involved In her Victorian heirloom aewtng. Exquisite christening gowns, ladles blouses, little girls dresses and such are hand-crafted lovingly by by her ow n hands. Her creations sell • 120 from *12 0 to S200. Various pieces were sold to Jacobson's Deportment Store. Acquiring the art o f aewtng at the tender age o f 10. Roth was taught by her mother. She also taught the children embrodlery. Although she contributes her beginning sewing skills to her mother Roth confessed that much o f her later endeavors have been "self-taught." In early years Roth was known to spend Ume sew in g slip covers and draperies. Now, after six years o f making "fussy, frtlly clothing," as Roth put It. she has continued to broaden her style. She has found that restless nights have been used to sketch and design anything her heart desires for her fashions. Roth first began her hobby after attending a class at a sewing studio. "It was a one day class on the weekend," she said. "The seminar had designers showing their work." It was after that tim e that Roth branched out from mending clothes for family and friends, and searing her ow n wardrobe, to shadow embrodlery and "rom antic klrid o f sewing." Magaxlnes such ss "S o Beautiful" and "Creative N eedle."w hlch are speciality m aga­ xlnes dealing with elegant stitching, were at the top of the list o f great resources. "T h e editor o f 'So Beautiful*. Martha Rullen, la sort o f the guru of Victorian heirloom sewing." Entruduex. was described by Roth ss an added touch to a dress. "It's a piece of fabric with holes In It,” she said. "When you work with It. It can be used In the bodice o f the dress. I might make the yok e fall down to a fussy bana In the skirt. I can also attach the sleeve to the dress via the holes." Roth's fashions take on a character all their own. None are alike. Ruffles, sculpted lace, shadow embrodlery and more are added for a spelcal look for all w ith champagne taste. D escrib in g s h a d o w e m b ro d le r y , R o th aald.'Thls embrodlery Is done on the back o f the material with a herringbone stitch. When you look In the front It has a faint, soft, mystic, feminine look." Ann Taylor, an reknown artist fsmous for her art of Victorian style, has become a good Mend o f Roth's. Taylor has been commissioned by Disney to supply her art to the resort. Roth now sews blouses and various clothing for Taylor. She mentioned that Taylor plans to create another work o f art using some of Roth’s sewing as Inspiration. Among her many achievements Roth has won a blue ribbon In 1994 at the Longwood Craft Festival for a christening gown. She had displayed much of h er work at the Culinary Cottage in Longwood in the past. She was Juried and offered to attend a craft show in Qatlinburg. Tenn. but was unable to attend. A s owner o f a form er business. Sweet Dresms Creations. Roth found heraelf burning the candle at both ends. She la now only employed by the Florida Hospital College of Health Science ss their accountant. She does hope to volunteer In the communi­ ty. He goal Is to work with pregnant teens or in a reading program. She and heir husband o f 39 years, Kenneth, have two daughters. Their children. Valerie and Lori and their three grandsons are the light o f their Uvea. T h family has attended the Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church for 14 yean. Even the sm allest library is a window to the world DEAR ABBYt You recently rsaid that If you could give young people only one piece o f advice. a o v ic b It would be. "Read, read, read!" Several years ago. when my ■on Adam was In the eighth & grade, he submitted a poem for a ^ * ABIGAIL contest sponsored by radio sta­ tion KABC In Los Angeles. 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'T h s r s r S M I lf U it n f y C n k n | i 1 : H Koegel C oa tla asd from P a g * 2C Senior Community Service Em­ ployment Program *and TaxAide. In 1994. these grants totaled more than WO million. According to the AARP. these grant monies are in no way used for purposes of lobby ing. According to Hlckey-Patton. the AARP priorities currently consist of the following: 1. Sup­ port changes to the mental health laws that will facilitate appropriate delivery o f services for all. 2. Advocate affordable quality health care for all. 3. Ensure consum er protection through legislation by expand­ ing and strengthening those agencies. 4. Provide access to affordable, appropriate long term care Insurance. 5. Ensure af­ fordable e le c tric ity and e n ­ courage all aspects o f Integrated resource planning. Next month, on Monday. Oct. 16. at noon, the W inter Springs Chapter 4949 o f the AARP will celebrate the SOth anniversary of the United Nations by having a "feast." Everyone Is asked to bring an entree, salad, or dessert from a country o f your choice. C h a m b a r s e m in a r The Greater Seminole County Chamber o f Com m erce’s Em­ ployer R elation s Network Is hosting a free seminar titled. "Don't Get Caught With Your Ramps D ow n!" This Is updated Information on the Americans with Disabilities Act Regulations which w ill be presented by e m p lo y m e n t la w a tto rn ey s Subln. S h a m s, Rosenbluth. Moran. Losey and Brennan. P.A. Reservations arc required by calling 426-2570. For further Information call Angle Clark, membership services director, at 834-4404. I turn the com er. And guess who's there? It's the Wright Brothers Soaring through the air. I look to m y right. And where d o t gp? On top o f Mount Fuji W ith the whole world below. 1look behind me. And where do I stand? Aboard the Titanic Hoping to apot land. You can visit these places, too. Because these books are here for you. �4« - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, September 24, 1906 b y C h ic Young T M ^ aM W g ae •u s w n p K tu g t« ucx J ONt Tims hs y m .J r 1 j g r TWO PM0/ w r < a-- aw- BEETLE BAILEY Uty R N O f l n l l K V T by A rt Sansom TODAY ITS *S ...'€S T E H *Y IT WAS $S...LAST MEEK. IT WAS 8SIJUST WWkT DO tfXI INTEND TO DO WITH ALLTHIS MONEY? P E A N U T! b y C b a rlos M. Schutx LOOK,SPIKE, I HAP O U t COOK MAKE VOU SOME TAPIOCA PVD01N6! ~5* In the year ahead, you might becom e Involved In acme very unusual enterprises of your own volition. One may pertain to bringing a new Invention to market. V IK O O (Aug. 33-Sept. 23) The possibilities for adding to your h o ld in g s a n d resources a re grow ing stronger, but you must be m aterially aware and willing to w ork for what you hope to gain. L I M A (Sept. 23-Oct. 33) Pro­ jects o r enterprises you create or have a strong hand In managing have good chances for success In this cycle. Get your offerings In front o f the right people. Libra, treat youraelf to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead by m ailing $2 and SASE to AstroGraph. d o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4468. New York. NY 10163. Make sure to state your sodiac sign. t C O W I O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) For best results In your com ­ m ercial affairs at this time, don’t reveal m ote Information than Is necessary or ethical. Reserve your aces. B A O IT T A a r o S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) F or the next few days, p r e v a i l i n g con dition s cou ld enable you to bring something you ’ v e been hoping for into being. Make sure your methods are practical. CAPRJCO M Jf (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A secret objective you've long nurtured has a good chance o f being achieved now. It la time to m ake disclosures to those who can help you. A g u A a n m (Jan. 20 -Feb. io ) Knowledge and expertise you've recently gained from personal experiences can be used to your advantage today. P tR C S S (Feb. 20-March 20) Som ething promising might de­ velop for you today. It could be a joint endeavor, with a degree of secrecy attached to It for the present. A K I M (March 21-Aprtl 19) In you r current cycle, partners could play more significant roles than usual In your affairs. There nnn nnnco nnmu nnn nnnn nnnm nnn nnnn n n n n nnnnn nnn nnn nnn n n n n nun innnn nnr.inn nnn nnnn n n n n □nnn nnnn nnn nnnnn n n n o n n n □nnu nn n nnn nnu nnnmn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn >i » t TsSaico assw pt 10 IM a ry attr. lu p in s 11 Fsnsady vstfoy 19 lig h t awi sky n , as • w s - ■ tswy M I M sal coda 100 STUMPED?CM1 WOtorAiwssm *7 TV I s Ul 52 O IM S by NCA. Inc are Indications that you m ight form tw o new associations. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Continue to focus your energies and abilities on situations w ith profita b le potential. Just rem em ber to be | patient and allow them tim e to develop. O B M D II (May 21-June 20) I f you feel you've been Ignored b y Dan Cupid recently, don't get on his case Just yet. Something exciting could be In the offing as o f today. CARCSR (June 21-JuIy 22) Work conditions that displease you can be changed for the betti etter today. The power to make alterations is In your hands. LB O (July 23-Aug. 22) Take advantage o f opportunities to become Involved with a new social group at this time. You w ill find you have much In common with these new friends. CC«srri|M1WltyNIA |*c. WIN AT BR ID Q I Do you think bridge la a tough gam e? If so. you ’Won't want to play In a par contest. In this form o f the game, the deals have been composed and pairs receive points only for accurate bidding and play. The results at other tables are Irrelevant. Also, often only one pair can win points on a given deal. T h is deal was devised by Harold Franklin for (he 1957 British Bridge World Par Con­ test. South la In three no-trump and West leads the spade queen. How should South play to score his par points? Stop peeking at the East-West cards! You must win the first trick to avoid being cut off from hand. A n d It looks so obvious to continue with the club king, establishing your suit. However, with this layout that play doesn't w ork too well. East wins with the ace and returns a spade. De­ clarer wins and cashes the club Jack, gettin g the bad new s. Suddenly the contract has died. There Is an elusive Im prove­ m ent available. At trick two. South should play a heart to du m m y's see. Then he leads du m m y's club queen. I f East follows with a low club. South overtakes with the king and hopes for a 3-2 break. But w hen East has to win with the ace. declarer plays a low club from hand, establishing the w hole suit. Suddenly nine tricks are ensured. Th at Is s microscopic Im ­ provement on declarer’s chance o f making the contract, aa Eaat w ill have a singleton club i c e only 2.8 percent o f the time. But that extra edge Is the bread and butter o f a par contest - and a casino. P h illip A lder's book. “G et Sm arter at Bridge," Is available, autographed upon request, for 814.95 from P.O. B ox 169. Roalyn Hts., NY 41 {177-0160. CCwwNMIWSSy NCA SW.tV; north *q WEST a q J io as 7 •A 4 *9143 •• * K J 10 7 4 3 2 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer South Baalk We«4 North East ta Pais 1• Past 2* Pass 2 a Pats 2 NT Pau 3 NT All past Opening lead: * Q b y Jim Maddick b y Jim Davis GARFIELD ViUkTiSiT. W*.?\<a\T SOMVrwKC SfcWOOS f TAIL 1H6 TESTS ARt IBACK MOW PUNT) I touwe wvwtffcD ACUTE CUTf•A-THO0IA- ITS A RASS.tUCUBAIlt > AMMTOlMAMCE Uow'3 0J0 TOM-TUA A Wav-TAIK N U A (PTWU36CUTS..TAWUO FtsuNG > m ? y O s jrm s AM* K&,BAimoViS,W itt-. FKUM9C OtUMA&A 'U /// ANNIE TMweu » t oi'fuzzy's ptcsecurcHi-i ocv/v r» TH RO* # £ JHJAIL? EAST as a 2 * K 10 • 3 3 • J 10 a 2 *A >7 SOUTH IAK4 aj 4 ROBOTM AN* y'sieAN — al 3 9AQI2 «K Q 9 7 3 3 PtOPlN* 7M4T if mVCSSOR eon charges . P R O O P Y ... . . I ' D HAVt T’ T A K t YO U f TO TH’ h t A R M T TOWN WITH A RtG-LAR COURTHOUSE AH' SUCH. A HUMNtR* a h ' dorrvAiu.es Nm ie... |..etfoat w t oo fv ftr n e ftM *YOO TRYIH u TO S A L ak y /ALSOfWti\t*&? seu? , NO, NO/ a /vt.' I HAVE dO.WtlM �SUNDAY S a n fo rd Ho raid S e p te m b e r 24, 1995 Classified Lsflrt Noticti Ltqal N o U c t l i g i l Notlcee IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, * & iM ]u i> P* jfc_. a HITIIW9 VWnTf M i V V* Candy Cammdadnari dguests d submit tad dr Wa C M IM i •ARNCTTRANKOF c e n t r a l Florida . INI I . tat Street. Rewn MM SanNrdL F L K771 IM F lM I-U M k a d ltlf Fan — IMF) 3MN4S A WNLIePSpm. Ideal O C LIR K 1 N o n e * It H I R I B V GIVEN BWI P W M N d ■ F M Judgment sf w tw N M Me U n d o Circuit Court d a n g l County, FNrtde. I will soil at pubtk auetdn N A n tils weal. front d m el We lammed County Ceurweim In M M . la m m ed C M i f , FdrWa n o n beer of 11:M a r t . an Mo Nth at O t M t r , i m . that certain y ? 1, - ™ 1/ T-j s y W 'WSPIISWi GSSPPy* rWrlWfc andt H a w w ill be returned A L L F N O S F R C T IV ! FROF O U R S A R I H I R I B Y CAU TIO N IO NOT T O CONTACT ANY A U M R 1 R O F TH« K J S IN O LI COUNTY STAFF OR O F F I C I A L S O T H I R TH A N T H I S C F C I F I I D CONTACT FIRSOPL M / W M 'a a n p a rH tlp d a d W a R F F i Betsy J . Caban d r W bN PyO alW LC.FJA.CFFO 0IH14B INTWO CIRCUIT COURT OFTtM ItOMm UTN tUOPCIAt CIRCUIT l wA M. ' Let L W A TTS FARM. M M U M »Mk A N a n _ . Jbtk I n n * flf l immsd STATI OF FLORIDA County, Florida. ran N e rd kfsawt-CA-ta-A aNna R a d Ida La* «. W ATTS FA R M IT* ft d paid a* tagmSOURCI O N I MORTGAGE i n n.. SI R V K I S CORFORATION. i n it.. lat* Flaldlfl, I If.* W Banddna. Ada known aa L d 14 DUCK ftm o THIRD OANIIL L. HIRNANOIZ. A D D ITIO N , par w r t c a M etui., atal.. l. A d a known aa Lai d F L A T OF A FA R T OF LOTS NOTICI OF t AN D 4 W A TT S FARMS, aa FORICLOSURIIALI r a c a r M d F id B a d 11 Fags RYCLINKOF M, FuMta A t earPi a* Samkwd CIRCUIT COURT Candy. F d r da. Notice d twreby ptyan Wat Wa W M a n il a H a m a l a ' X as*. w *o a f LSMSAFanaam «w C d rt d Wa Circuit Court at S I M I N O L I County. FdrlPa. wtH, an Wa tfW Pay ai Ocdber, m t d ll : M i m . . at wa Waal Front Dear at Wo SIMINOLI Cawdy CaarWaaaa. d Wa City at Sandro. FdrWa. atdr d r •ail at public bdery d KMOAFLSMNFaPMtft O ed d RUe tath day at lap(Court Saal) M A R Y A N N ! M ORS! C LIR K O FTH IC O U R T Byi J a n e l. Jeeewic Deputy C d rt F A U L A F. LIOH TS! V. ISQ U IR ! Mm I Office la a INI Orlande. F L S M f Attorney d r Flemttff In accordance wffh Wa Amartaana With Dltabiiitidt A d . •rlW a dtaablll caah. Wo following i property altuedO In SIMINOLI County, F tarda, to-wit: L O T as. H U N T I N G T O N , ACCORDING TO THI FLA T T H I R I O F AS R IC O R O ID IN F L A T BOOK V . FAG I t *4 M AND «S. F U IL IC RICOROSOF SIM IN O L I COUNTY, FLOR IDA. pursuant d We final dscree ot andraP in a cats in said Court. Wa atyd at which la: SOURCI ONI M O R TO A G I U R V I C I S COR­ PO RATION V 4 O A N IIL L, H IR N A N O IZ . d im ., at el... In accar Ponca wt dana with DttaMlHtaa A d . par•ana noadlng a apactai N■11«'I■ ■Ml lU laa rTMWinin IM U ■ pOFIlLlffflR ppiKipw iv *l Will prK M Pi^ N ayl* e a d a d Wa A M CaarW’ d M l Harm Fart Avenge. Said N-Mt. SandrN. FNrtde w n i. at d a d iww INI Nayiprdr d Wa p iu n dkg (MJ) MMSM a d . aairi n sesasw r i ir a o v ar I d a i n tm IV). via FdrlNa NataySarwlca. Fudiah: Sa p d m iar it. u m i 0 1 H -u i at MI Norm Part Annua. Suld N. M l. Sanford. FdrlPa B771 at d a d flva <11 Pay* prior d Wo pracawRnp. Tadptana < « ) m c M l i t . a n , h m i m s n i it o d i ar HM S) t u t m (V). via FdrlPa Relay Si WITHIISS my hanp anp ot fklal ta d at aalp Court Wit lltti Pay at l i p l M t t r I M O R A L) Hcnerabd Maryaww Moraa Ctark at Wa Circuit Court ■y: Ja n a l.Ja aa w k DaputyCdrk LAW O F F I C I I O F JO S IF H F A N IIL LO F ad Office Rea D U Tamua. FdrW a Maai U A Octob a rl.li D lH - iia NOTICI F rd n d y Animal Haapldl. Or. William Unlaa. hee dated hit attics east August i . i m . Yaur pailant records ara avallafed d U V I OAK VITI R I N A N V H O IF ITA L . I7M Wayside Orlva. Sandrd. FdrlPa M771. ddphsneM M M StlT. I paraanally racammanp Or. Mllla anN M» Naif d r eacaltatt. Hit hours ara ManNay. TuaaPay. WadwaPay anp FriPay, •:*0 a.m. d S :» pm . Saturday. l : R i . m . d ilM n o t n . Thank Yau All. Fubilth: Sapdmtar 110,17, u. D IM M CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lute Compoo Catabrtf Cpnar ayttoym ara cwt ill tior- rviatabom by tanou* twapw.pawwPffvMrt tacnunarm• * cwnaruarefclorinoaw ToOtftcAM O M J V K O D K A K N A J V I A F 0 L M J S E N X K A K X — K A V F F N F V R Z L R E F W K O K A F I K . ' W J V W K M Y . P R E V I O U S SOLUTION : 'I'd bo insulted if a picture I was in didn't g e l an X-ratmg Don't forget, d e a r, I invented censor ship." — Mae West. O IMS by h f A. Inc FI OFF THE LEASH By W.B. Park *A little off the top. Take too much and I take a tittle off your bottom.* Ltgil Notic— IN T N R CIRCUIT COURT, The aPm iniitratian at fha a d d s a* J I R R V L. GIVI NS d se sa se # . F ile Nam bar *na*-CF, d pandne In wa C ircuit Caurt tar Semlaele County. FdrlPa. F r r t a d Otviadn. Wo aPW iai at which d Semlned County Caardama. Santarp. F d rlP a MFF 1 The name* and aPPraaaaa at Wa S em pra rsproandaffye** at A ll In ®F#|ifBB pBFSBflt BFB W R d wtth Wit court. WITHIN T H R U MONTHS OF T H I FIRST FU R LC A TM N OF THIS N O T K I : It) an ddm * apatnd Wa s d a d anp (1) any aa|adlon by an Intora t tap parson to tty at Wa will, wa d wo pi ' vanua. a r furddlcffan at Wa A L L CLAIM S A N O O S JIC TIONS NOT SO F I L I O WILL B I F O R I V I R BAR RIO . P sAIIe ^ L m al UbAw s u u « iFm .m s. Mary A. Glvan* SMI WOd MW Strad SandrPLFLMFFI Oarpan V. FraParlch FdrWa Bar Ne.ie*H MSN. F a rt Avenue SandrPL FLUFF) (M F )ta -n a FubllW: l apdmbor IF. M lt d OIH-IM IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N R IIR M T 1 IN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SIM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION c a m nql n-iFta-CA OtVtSIONM-A FO B R I A L T Y ADVISORS. INC.. FladtlffU). yi C H AR LIS M. HOOR1 d d , DadnPantlt). NOTICI O F FO R IC LO S U R I SALS NOTICI IS H I R I B V OIVIN pursued d a Final JuPwnmt at draed aura PadP lapdmbar II I M anp andraP In Cam Ns. n -in e c A -ia -A d ttw circuit Court of the R I G H T ! I NTH JuPklal Circuit In anp d r SIM ­ INOLI County, FdrW a wtwraln F O B R I A L T Y AD V ISO R S. INC.. It the P la in tiff and C H A R LIS M. HOOPS. JOYCI J. H O M S . L V L I C. CHRIS T I A N S I N . T H I C IT IZ IN S ANO SOUTHIRN NATIONAL BANK O F FLORIDA, STATI O F F LO R ID A D IF A R T M I N T O F R I V I N U I . JIS S I J. 0 1 NOP ON. NATION SPANK O F FLORIDA. N.A. f/k/aNCNB NATIONAL BANK OF FLOS I O A l/ k / a F R I I O O M SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI­ ATION. Chip Pratt, m hdr d ttw I t ta d ot Dsn Pratt, pecaaaaP. Ivotyn Pratt, aa hak ot the I sta d at Don Pratt, Pa caaaaP, Ttw Unknown Hairs. Oavlsas. Claimants at Wa Istad at Dsn Pratt. PscaeaaP ara ttw OadrWants. I will sd l d Wa higtwsl anp bast bWdar d r cash at the WUd trad Pm r d the SIM IN O LI Caunty Courthouse. SendrP. FdrW a at ll: M am ., on Wa IFW Pay d OcdOar, I M ttw Wtawlne OsscrlbeP yrmarty as sal ta rlh In said Final LOT ». BLOCK 1 FAIRLANI I S T A T R S S IC T IO N O N I R I F L A T , AC C O R D IN G TO T H I F L A T T H I R I O F AS R lCORDCD IN F L A T BOOK II. F A G IS 100 ANO 101. OF TH I FU ILIC RICORD S OF SIMI N O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNISS MY HAND and Wa sad at WIs Caurt an SaplimOar m m . (U A L) Maryanns Mans C d rt ot ttw Circuit Court ■y: Dorothy*, bottan Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Raynwr, Parrott A F reaper Pmt Office Boa MIO Tampa. F L DM1 Publish: lapdm bar 14 A Octo­ ber i, i m O lH M t IN T H I COUNTYCOURT IN ANO FOR SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s i M i : w -M itc a e a DIAL SEPTIC TANK SERVICE, INC.. Plaintiff, vs. BYRD CONSTRUCT ION COMPANY, ate., atal. NOTICI OF SALE NOTICI IS H I R I B Y GIVIN that on ttw ltw Pay el OcdOar. lt t l. at 11:00 a.m .. at ttw Seminole County Courthouse. M l N. Park Ave.. Sanford. F L U n i at ltw Wait Front Door ot ttw building. Wo undwiifnoP Ctark will odor lor sad Wo following deterIbaP preparty: 111* 1iPdabrad Trail. Lake Pkkalt Estates Pham 1 L d ISA Chuluota. F L . a/k/a Portion at land lying in Sacttan M. Town­ ship l i Smith. Range H la d . Semlned Caunty. FdrWa, more particularly described In Ot llclel Racorps Book m t at Page Mt. The aforesaid sa d will ba made pursuant to an order entered In cam number ts MltCCMR now ponding in ttw County Court In and lor Seminod Caunty. FdrWa. DATED WIs ltw day ot Mw temper, i m . M A R Y A N N ! MORSE Clerk ot ltw Circuit Court By: Jane I . Joaawta As Deputy Clerk M IKELW . CAR PEN TER . ESQUIRE llSA/wid Strad Or lands, P L U M S l Publish: Sapdmbar la A Octo­ ber I. IW OEM 117 Ltflil Notfc— KS T M C tR C V fT COURT OF T N I M M JUDICIAL * CIRCUIT. M M H FLOR IMA C A U NOi M MW CA-tA-A TEXAS C O M M R R C I BANK. N A .m I FLORIDA CamldiM-MTP-CA^ta-K AAIXAN O RR F . ANTHONY. Ill and L l l l t l 0 . ANTHONY, husband enR TUAN F . PHAN < U M » a a tiM )i VAN T. C A T (SSfM AM M M ). vs. IDW ARD M ATTH EW PUSKARICanR R IB IC C A A P U S K A R I C hdw td. JIRRV L. GIVI NS. . S k W v w n r f i rw iiw w if DCNNIS W. SUMINSKI: LON I F.SU M IN BKItw dBA R N ITT N tC O V tN V CONDONATION. • n In Re: I d a d at D NOTICI N ! _ - - it C irc u it C a u rt of Samlnala Caunty, FdrW a. will an Wa 7W Ray at douumbar. t m at tt:M e’cdcfc A M at Wo NUd Front dear at Wo Samlm d County CaurWuuaa W SawdrR, FdrlPa. atdr d r s a d anG adl at pvblk outcry la Wo 'JS TP. L d M . M ARK H AM PLACE, accardwg *• Wa atat Wsrosl as racardap In Flat fiasa a . Fopm M anR St. Fwbtk Records at Semlned CewRy. FdrWa. pursuant la Wa Pltwl JuRgmant andraP m a cam pending In aaW Caurt, W a r i y d at wMdi d W ITNISS my hand and atfk d t seal at said Caurt Wd MW Pay d Sapdmbar. I M In accordance wlW ttw Amer­ icans with DdaMittda Act. parmna with Rdabiiltds i tkipad In Wd i contact A D A CaarWnaler. M l N. Fart Avanua. Suffa NMl. San­ ford. F drW a a m , ddptwna M7-SMPH0 X4B7, not lod r Wan five <l) Raya p rd r d Wa proI0 tu u lju || I^MMafVa^ RnpMNWt (TOO) l-M P H A S n i. or Veka (V) 1-SM-fU-tna. via FdrWa RalaySarvIca. (COURT U A L ) M AR V AN N I MORSE CLIR K O FTH I CIRCUIT COURT ■y: Ja n a l.Ja a a w k Deputy C d rt C. VICTOR B U TLER , JR.. F.A. I l i f l . Rabbwsn Street Orlando. FdrW a MM1-11M IM7) NR cma Publish: Sspdmbar 14 A Ocdbar 1.1*tl DIM 111 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I WTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA INI O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASR NW fS-MSS CA-W-A RAN KIN S TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee el We Heme lav Ingei at at,America. F.S B. AdiuetaMe Fees Through Certltkads Sardt laaa-1, Under Fading and SarvkWp Agraemant OadP March 1,1*04. Plaintiff. VS. RO N ALO F. R IR O IIR : CLAUDE B I R G IIR ; It living, PWlWlIII aslI uriUI i maikmww ■ ■ft Im m mm WilI pirTIVI claiming by. through, under and MiJntft nm wunurrmu wmn U ■fttinfi PawjkkM cnajtv mdnfant(s) who are known d be RseP ar alive, whether said unknmwi parties may claim an devisees, grantees, er ether claimants; unknown parsm(s) In psaaseadn d Wo subfect real pmperty i N O TICI OF ACTION TO: RanaW F . Bargdr and Claude Bargdr H living, anp all unknown part do claiming by, through, under and againd Wa ere n d known d ba allva, whether said parties may claim an Indrad m residence Is: llt L s Crottetd atds Cannes. Franca YOU A R E NOTIFIED Wat an aetdn d r drecdsure d martgaga on Wa d l tawing L O T 1. R L O C K " C " , SW EETW ATER C L U t UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT T H I R I O F ON F IL I IN T H I OFFICE O F T H I CLER K OF CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IOA. R E C O R D E D IN F LA T ROOK I•. PAGES M. V ANO N. SAID LANDS SITUATE, L Y ­ ING A N D BEING IN SEMI NOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA, has bean Iliad against you and you ara required to serve a espy at your written Pedntee. It any. te It. a n P A U L A W A D E G R I I N E . Attorney tor We Plaintiff, wham address le Ml* Roy Scout Boulevard. Suld stti Tempo. Florida DM 7 on ar before Wdty days horn Wa dad at Wa first publication at WIs notka and fid ttw original wlW ttw Clark at mis Caurt elttwr balore service an Plaintiff's attorney or immediately ftwreetter; ottwrwlw a default will ba entered against yau d r Wa relief Remanded In We campjaliit. NOTE: PURSUANT TO TH I FAIR D E B T C O L L E C T IO N PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D C I M E O TO BE A DEBT C O LLECTO R A T ­ TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT a n d ANY INFORMA TION O BTAIN ED WILL RE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS my hand and Wo seal at satd Caurt on lapdmbar tl. I M (Court Seat) Maryanns Mart* As Clerk at We Court By: P e trklaF Mills As Deputy Ctark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI SOWRay Seoul Boulevard. Suite 410 Tampa. FdrW a DS07 Telephone: iau>«77-4M0 C A im a iT s a Publlih: September 77.7k IfH DEM ID N O TKI OF M i l N O T K I IS H I R I B Y O IV IN Wat an Wa tlW Roy at OtkWsr t*M at it :N A A A an Wa Front Stops of Wa Wbal Front Dear at Wo Semlned Caunty Court­ h o u se . S a n fa rG . F lo r i d a . "M ARVAN N I M O R S*", C d r t at Wa Ckcuil Caurt. N r ta d N ttw hiMd ii bWWr N r c a m at cry, Wa ditawing In Samlnad County, Ltflil Nottef Ltflil Nolle— Ltflil Nolle— A N D AN UNDIVIDED IN T iR 1 S T IN T H I COMMON K L I ­ M EN TS OF SAID CONDOMIN­ IUM AS S tT FORTH IN SAID DffClARATION. T O G E T H E R W IT H T H I F O L L O W IN G D I S C R I B I D F IR S O N A L P R O P * R T V : P IR IP IA C I. PAOOLC FANS, M IRRORIO C L O M T ODORS. R IFR IO IR A T O R . R A N G E , DISHW ASHER. D I S P O S A L . W A S H IR . O R Y I R . MICROWAVE. WITNISS MY HAND and ttw seat at Wts Court an tA tm (SEAL) M ARVANNI MORS* C d r t at Mo CdceM Caurt By: Dersthy W. Satrtn Deputy C drt ittTtMtcMtcvrrcouft? IN T N I CIRCUIT C O U R T O F T N E ItBW TRI NTM tlclpate In this proceeding should contact Caurt APmlnla trdlan at l i t NarW F a rt Ave­ nue. Suld N M l. Santarp. PdrWa 0771. ddptwna (SO) m aiM I d . an. not later wan tavan (7) Raya p rd r d the procsadWg. II hearing Impeded, ITDD) l-MPfSMTTI. ar Vatca IV) t-SM-NMTTg. via FdrW a Relay Service IN WITNISS W HEREOF. I effklat seal Wte saw day at lapdmbar. im . IIIA L) M ARVAN N I MOR1B C d r t at Circuit Caurt By: Ja na l.Ja aa w k Deputy Clerk ROBERT I .M I L L I R , ■ SQUIRI t d Douglas Avanua Altemend Iprlngs, F L 17714 Publish: Sapd m bar la 4 Octo­ ber I, ltw o iH - m IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIO N T IR N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR SIM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTMMt C a i i n o . ta-tea-CA e tv is to n ia A MONDR IAN M O R TO AG I CORPORATION. Plain tiff Is), va. LAU R EN H. RIVERA, at al. O e d n d iH i) . NOTICI OP F O R IC L O O U II SAL I NOTICI IS H I R I I V O IV IN pursuant d a Final Judgment at draedaura dated l ip d m k ir is. IMS. and sndrod In Case No. *S-*M-CA-I4A at Wo Circuit Court at Wa I I O H T I I N T M Judicial Circuit In and d r S I M ­ INOLI Caunty. Florida wtwraln M O N D R IA N M O R T O A G I CORPORATION la Wa Plaintiff and LA U R IN H. RIVERA. The u-ikaewn spoute/ce-tenant at LA U R IN H. RIVERA. VIOLA M. RIVERA. J A M I S C . NOICI. DIANA R. N O ICI. H100EN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM AS­ SOCIATION. INC. are Wa De­ fendants. I will sail to ttw highest end beet b id d * d r caah al ttw WOti (rant dear at the SIM INOLI Caunty Caurttwuea. Sanford. Florida at 11:0R a m., en We ItW Say ot October, t m . Wa tallowing daecrlbad eraparty as M l terth In said Final Judgment: CONDOMINIUM UNIT 140. BUILDING IIA, O F HIOOIN SP R IN G S C O N D O M IN IU M . ACCORDING TO T H I DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINI­ UM RECORDED ON NOVEM­ BER II. INS IN OFFICIAL RECORDS ROOK 1104 PA G IS Mt THRU TM. ANO A M I N O I D BY 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 14 INS IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK I4XL PAGES 471 THRU 404 OF T H I PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY, FLO R ID A, TO G ETHER WITH A L L A P ­ PUR TEN AN CES TH ER ET O T l O rVtSKM SS-H4CP IN R I: ESTATE OP M ICHAIL ANTHONY C AKTIR , FLORIDA CASI N& tPHSt-CA-tO-L BANK UNITIDOF TIXAS. F.S.B., The edmMetratw o at the aetata at M icha e l Anthony SANORA L. NAFOLITANO. atal. ■ t(s). A M IN M O N O T K I I * c n i r s F O R IC LO S U R I tS-rn-CP. la psndtag in Wa C ircuit Caurt tor Samlnala County. FdrWa, Probed Dtvt elan, ttw a t d n ii at which d M l N. Part Avanua. Sanford. Pdr- NOTKI In atterdanca with Wa A leans Ddabtlitda Act. a spatial A L L I N T IR IS T ID PERSONS A R IN O T IFIID TH A T: All notlcs N Hy at Wat at lha | 7SZ Let M. TUSKAWILLA POINT. eccardWg d Wa ptet Waraat aa racardad In Flat Rash S i Papas SI and ■ at Wo PuM k j|R ™ UtrllrM O LWFH f t r K tllR , The above ta d Is ant d F in d JuRgmant at FaraW P M f t d ft M O U COmiTYo Talaptwna: d M O t u a eat. 4H7; I-NMS4-I77I (TOO) or I-SMMSM7I IV); via FdrW a HfllfljF furrtoiI chavarrla. McCalia, Raynwr. Barrettb Frappler Feat Offka Baa StW Tampa, FL SHU PubWh: Sapdmbar 14 s Octo­ ber l.lt M OIH-IM __________________ M T N I CIRCUIT CO U R T O P T R I WTN J U D K I A L CIRCUIT IN AND I FLORIDA O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CawNsM-DPCA-M-A CITIBANK. F ID S RAL SAVINGS BANK, an aaaaclatlan arganliad and aalaffng unMr ttw laws at Wa UnlddStalM at America, drmarty known at CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA, a Federal Sawings and Lawn Association. Plaintiff. v*. MICHAEL J. MALONEY and SHARON F. SANDERS, f/h/a SHARON L. M ALO NIY a/k/a SHARON FRUTIR M A LO N EY . atal.. NOTICIOF FORICLOSURI S A L I NOTICI IS H I R I I V O IV IN pursuant to a Summary Final Judpment at 7tree deuce In­ cluding Award at Attorneys' Fees and C^p^itedetail Styts^nSsr 14 im . entered In Case No. M-174-CA-1AA at Wa Circuit Caurt al the 1ITH Jud icial Circuit In end tar Sam lnad C o u n ty . F lo r id a w h e r e in CITIBAN K, F E D E R A L SAVING*B a M L an association organ! ted and ailstlng under ttw et ttw Unldd States ot C ITIC O R P SA V IN G S O F FLORIDA, a Federal Savings and Loan Aaaaclatlan la Wa P la in tiff and M I C H A I L J . M A LO N IY ; SHARON P. SANOIRS. f/k/a SHARON L. M A L O N I Y a/k/a S H A R O N PR U TIR M A LO N IY ; P R I M R I C K H. BY1SH I, JR.; H A N O V I R WOODS H O M I OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC, a F tarIda wan preht corpora Idn; w d UNITED STATRS OF AMERICA It/are Defendants. I will sell d ttw highest and boat ■ ~I J4—- tn f L---• D tO O fT I w R B ti, f t W M f l r T w I I dear at the Semlned Caunty Caurtheuae In the City at Santord. FdrWa at 11:M o’clock, an Thursday, ttw ltlh day e l Octo­ ber, tm , the following de­ scribed property, at sat forth in said Summary Final Judgment ot PorecHture Including Award ot Atdmays' Fees and Costs, to-wit: L e t 1*. In B le c h 3 , ot HANOVER W000S. d the Flat thereat, as i In Ptet Beth I*, et Fapee M thru 17. at the Pubtk Records et Semlned County, FlerldW. DATED Ihtt ltlh dey ot Sep­ tember. tm . MARVANNI MORSE C d rt ■y: Ja nel. Jetewk Deputy Clerk G R IG G S . AHRINS. ESQUIRE KEITH. MACK, LEWIS. COHEN b LUMPKIN First Union Financial Center M South lisceyne llv d — MW Fleer Miami, Florida m i t n i o IMSI 1347405 Publish: Sapdmbar 14 4 Octo­ ber i, tm 0EH1W lurddtetdn ot Court are ragyiwd la f id m ad ablsctlans wlW W la C aurt W ITHIN T H I L A T I N O F T H R U MONTHS A F T I R T H I DAT* OF T H I FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O T K I OR THIRTY DAYS A F T I R T H I D A T ! OF S E R V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS N O T K I ON THIM . All credtdr s at^ffw^dscatNnt a copy at Wta I wtttdn throe S a d a t Wa tin t puMkatdn at Htta natke must fid Wad ciafane wtw w d Caurt W ITHIN T H I L A T E R O F T H R U MONTHS A F T I R T H I DATE OF T H I FIRST PU R L ICATION OP THIS N O T K I OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R TM* O A T I OF S I R V I C I O F A COPY OF THIS N O T K I ON THEM. All ether creditors of Wa t ista d must f id Wad claims wtw Wd court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS A F T I R T H I O ATI OF T H I FIRST PUB LI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICI. A L L CLAIMS. D E M A N D S AND DEJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL I F FO R E V E R BARRIO. The ded at ttw first publka4i — 4 -»<-- u * ■ TWt w tTkni*p» *FWIlv» ll itw , i m Thames I . Carter, Jr. W C a b d Drive Laapawad. Fdrtda xxm Attorney Nr Ultima 0 . 1 FdrWa Bar NblW tas Zimmerman. Ihuffdld. Kdar 4 Sutcliffe. F.A. FO BaaM M l: (4071 CM-70tO lapdmbar 17. R i m OIH-IM FPMMS/I WAIT! T i l l PROCESSING l i mlnele Caunty Board at Caunty Cawtmlsalanars raguaed Interested partite to submit formal seeled prip e iils d r Wa above radrancad prefect. mg In Wa Circuit Court ot Wa ElghdcnW Judkdt Circuit. In and d r lim hw d County. PdrIda, C iv il A c tio n No. • S itli-C A ta L . Wa undam m ad C d r t will tall Wa gragttty situod M saM C-wnty, dsacrWod **Lat B at O I I R RU N UNIT HR. acxardng d Wa ptal W enat. aa racardad M Fiat Book 44 at Fa|M 7* and 74 ot Wo Fubttc at l im ln id Caunty. at ! ! : ■ AA4 sn Wa t*W dev uf O i d b ir , l**4 at ttw Wad Front Dear at the Samlnad Caunty CourtOATIO Wd ltw day at (COURT U A L ) M ARYANN! MORS* C d rt at Wo CdcuM Court Sammad County. Fdrtdo By; Ja n a l. Jtaawtc Deputy C d rt JOHN M. McCORMICK. le g . ’ M l I m *Church Itraat Orlande, PdrtdaMMi Atdrnay d r Plaintiff Publish: Sapdmbar St 4 OrtaM r l.lt lf D IH M * IRTNR CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI BMNTVBMTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SIMtNOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASINGMHtPCA OtVISMNWL F L A T T I V A L L I Y FUNDI NO. < L.F., Delswan Limited Ftalntlff, vs. ALLYN F. SEITMER.at al, (S). N O T K I OP FORICLOSURI M L R NOTICI IS H I R I B Y OIVBN pursuant ta an O rd er Rescheduling Foreclosure S a d . dated t ipdw bir 1 4 - t m . m d a n ta ra d -tw -« w a d " H a J n C O C A r V t : k jW hW ~ CdcuM Caurt at «M IT o h t BBN TM Judkdt Circuit m and d r S I M ­ INOLI Caunty, FNrlda wherein P L A T T I V A L L IY FUNOINO. L.P.. Pelawara Limited Part­ nership is We Plaintiff and A LLYN F- SIIT H IR , R A I M A S. SIITHIR and B I N B F K I A L SAVINGS BANK. F.S.B. ara Wa I will sail d We wot bWdar d r cadi at"we West Rent endarwa at Wa SIMINOLI County CaurWauea. Sandrd FdrWa at 1t:M a m., an Wa l i d dey at i m , Wa fallowing IFF cbd M Wa County's Purchasing D M tien Nested el: 11011 . 1st Street, Roam SMS Sandrd. FLMT7I (07)311-1114 set 711* l4P ) n a *S4S- Fa» A Fra-Ftepaaol Candrenca d srtwdutad d r Otd b ir 4 l**4 at Itw Caunty Servkaa iulWtng. 1S01 last 1st Street, Roam I M Sandrd. FdrWa 31771 at * :« a m. Attendance d net man­ datary. but Iseneswragad. Frapatad must So received Oy ttw Furchasing D M Stan no later Wan l:IS p m (deal time) an ; Ocdbar 14 t m IIma will So returned i NOTE: ALL PROSPECTIVE PROPOSERS A R I H I R I B V CAUTIONED NOT TO CON TACT ANY M EM B ER OF T H I SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS O TH ER THAN T H I SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON. M/WBI'e art encouraged te pertklpdd In ttw R F P precast. Betty J. Cento d r Wendy Geitch. C.P.M.. CPPO Purchasing Manager Publish: September 14 INS DIH-140 LOT 7, IN BLOCK I , OF NORTH ORLANOO T I R R A C I SICTION TWO UNIT O N I . ACCORDING TO T H I P L A T T H I R I O F . AS R I C O R O ID IN PLA T BOOK 14 A T P A G ! 04 OP TH I PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIM IN O LI C O U N T Y . FLORIDA. WITNISS MY HAND and Wa seal of wit Caurt an ! 14 t**4 (SEAL) Mery anna Clerk stiffs Circuit Court By: Ja n el. Jeeewlc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCetla. Reymer, Barretts Frappler Past Offka Baa MM Tempo. FL D M I Publish: September la 4 Octo­ ber!, i m DEHM7 Say "Charge It" M a s te rC a rd VISA Now it is easier than ever to place your classified advertising or to pay for your Herald subscription. Call us at 322-2611 Sanford Herald �I m tofJ Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, September 24, 1M 6 L t q il N o tlc f F O R SEMIRBLR COUNTY. FLORIDA Cao o B A fA l t iA C C M U O F T N I ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON S I M I N O ll COUNTY, HU N TER 'S RESERVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.. • Florida CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION C A S I NO. W-* CA14-K MIDFIRST RANK, STAT! SAVINGS BANK l/k/a MIO FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION aoaooNnao at N U M IR IC A FINANCIAL S I RVICIS. INC., l/k/a LINCOLN FINANCIAL CORPORATION, a FNrlda carper aINn aa eooNnte of A M I RICAN HIRITAOI M O R TG A O I CORPORATION. Plaintiff. w CHAR L I S AUGUSTUS; J A N I DOE AUGUSTUS; MART JO R IA O IN ; AW . OLSON. VAM CO CRIOIT UNION; W IK IV A R I S I R V I HOM IOW NIRS ASSOCIATION. INC.; F IN A N C I O N I CRIOIT O F FLORIDA; JOHNDOI and JA N I DOl.NnonN Nil Plaintiff, SIM MOORE. JR.. NOTtCI o ffo m c lo s u r is a ls NOTICI I I H I R I R Y O tVEN pursuant N Mat certain Sum­ mary Fine! Judoment at For* cloture and Damafot SogSwnbor IX tf(S « in Caaa Na. rs-nagee m u at (ha Caunty Court at me IlftV clal Circuit In and la r Sam Inala County. F lo rid a , whereto HUNTIR'I R I S I R V I C O N D O M IN IUM A S IO C IA TK3N. INC. I* *» PtWnflft. SIM MOORS. JR. It dant. lh * 1 will tail N the highe* and hoot bidder N r cash at ma watt tram Roar at « a Samlnato Caunty 301 North Port Ai tard. SamlnoN County. 33771 at 11:00 am ., on ma lam day at Noromaar. t m ma Nl tawing doocrOad grt* rty aa oat farm In teN Summary Final untt ten ouudMe to. hunt ■ R'S R I S IR V I. A CONDO­ MINIUM, accordn* to tha Owe la ra tio n at C a n d am ln lu m ,0 0^ lea AdmA IIMf ■ IVI tvCOoOTS 'Ho m i 10. Paeaa sr-or. at ma P u M k Racardo at SamlnaN Caunty, F lo rid a (P a re a i Na. sa-st-si a s - M » t M i. O A T ID m o tsm day at SaaM ARVANNIMORSI. C LIR K O FC O U R T By: Ja n a l. Jaeawk Deputy Clark J a m a o A . O u o lln a . Florida Sar Na.tlMOt Jamao A. Ouoflna. F A 11M Pert Avenue North Suita SH Wtntor Fart. FNrlda 3WW 1*7) M im a Caunaal to Plaintiff, HUNTER S R I S IR V I CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. Publish: loatamdar 17,34.100* O IH IO NOTICI OF SAL■ PURSUANT TO CNAPTIR « NOTICI IS H I R I I Y O IV IN punuant la an Ordw at Pinal turn dated September IS. 1F0S and ontarad m Caoo Na. (S-W CA U K m ma Circuit Court at ma lam Judicial Circuit In and N r S a m ln a la County, F io n a # w herein MIDFIRST B A N K . S T A T I SAVINGS RANK l/k/a M I D F I R S T SAVINGS A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T O N ao assignee at NUM IRICA FI­ N A N C IA L SIR VICIS, INC., l/k/a LINCOLN FINANCIAL CORPORATION, a FNrlda carpartllaa aa assignat at AM IRICAN HERITAGE M ORTGAOI CORPORATION N Na PtaMtttf and C H A R L I S AUOUSTUS; J A N I D O ! AUGUSTUS; M A R V J O R I A O I N ; A.W . O LS O N ; VAM CO C R I O I T UNION; WIKIVA R I S I R V I H O M IO W N IR S ASSOCIA­ TION. INC.; FINANCI O NI C R IO IT OF FLORIDA; JOHN 0 0 0 and JA N I DOC. Nnanfo m pooaaoalon a n ma OoMU anN. I will call la mo Mpheet and bool Udder N r caoh at ma Wool Front dear at mo courthauoo m Sanford. SomlnoN County, Flor­ ida at II :W am . on ma torn day Wv IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT O F T N R IIO N T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND PON I I M I N O il COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CaoaNa.M-na-CA-14-R M ITM O R FINANCIAL. INC. l/h/b CROSSLAND CAPITAL CORF.. Flalnlllf, THOMAS J .R I A O and BARBARA M. R IA O .N o WIN. JO SISA N C H II and SARA SANCHII.MowlN.and UNKNOWN TINAHTS/OWNIRS. AMINOOO NOTICI OF S A L ! Natlca N hanky given. pureua n l la an l a F aria Ordar m mio cauaa m ma C irc u it C aurl at la m in a te Caunty, F lorida, t wUt Odtl It* Caunty, Florida dsscribb d s* Let IS Hack J . H ID O IN L A K I UNIT t-C. acaardiin ta ma yiat manat aa n carded In Flat Soak 17, F a f n M A M Public Racardo at Samlnala Caunty, FNrlda. Lack Law Drluo. Sanford, Flor­ ida an), at p u* k oak, N ma cash. at ma wool front door at Iho SamlnoN County Ceurthouoa, In Sanford. Florida at H :«• am ., on October 17, IfM. Dated mio 18th day at Sep­ tember, NOS. MARVANNI MORSI Clark at Ike Circuit Court ■y: Janal. Jaoawk Deputy Clark RICHARD S.MCIVIR K ess Hodges. P.A. P O S e e tM Tempo. F13300I MOO Fukllili: September 14 A Octo­ ber 1. i m OIH-111 FUILIC AUCTION S A L I Public notice lo hereby given mat an Friday. October 4. Itw. * M:M am 1ST * Iha pnmioao * I 4 M Auto SaNa located * 4107 ttwy 17 FI Sanford, F L S 771 IN- undesigned will boll al public tab to the hlgheal blddor all * ITo right, HtU and In N n * In end to Itw following dotcrlbod proporty ao It. whore lo. N wtl; OnolU Ifla Nlooanl/Door V I N. IM4ieilP0RC714M1 TIRMS OF S A L I : Payment In lull at lima * oaM In alltwr ceth. caohNri check or money order. Tho undorolgnod rooorvoo the right NbM. Fubllth: September 14. IfM OEH1M lo m CrtHHwt I t t Jo 1* W M ip m p daocrikad at apart> aa oat Nrth In oaW Ordar at Final Summary Judgment, Nwft: Let m W IKIVA R I S I R V I UNIT O N I. according fa ma ptet m a n * aa rotor dad in FI* R a * a. F a d * * * 47 * ma Public Racardo * SamlnaN Caunty. FNrlda D A T IO * Itm day * loptambar 1001 “ A M I RICANS WITH OtSAII LITI IS ACT (ADA) NOTICI.** Individuals wim dNaMIHNo N partklpaN In IM* ohauW contact the Caurl AWntoisfrstar's Otfka aa (4*7i m a m t* . amt or. it hearing Impelnd. I 0tg-fS*-«771 (TTD); Or 18*1545770 (V) Via FNrlda Relay Service. M ARYANNI MORSI Clark SamlnaN Caunty. FNrlda ■ Y J a n a l. Jeaewk O L I N Z. G O LO IIIG , ISQ U IR I SwINOOa ilVTowar DPI Brlck*l Avenue Miami. FNrlda 13131 (305) 3744)00 Attorney N r FtatnllH PuMlah: SapNmktr 14 4 Octobar l, iffS DC H I D Oct.*. IfM 71 Ford LTD VIM 1*131314*4 7* Font. 3 Oh Vln 13T07YfL3C0041 7f AM CIDR VtofMCAaUOCKIMTU S3 Toyota Vln IJT1RA43CSCMI14M 00 Cadi Hoc Vln t IG40WS4YM.R717M3 04 Maido F/U Vln«4F4CRtlA1RTN1U07 Tha auction will bo hold at D OS pm an Itw saw dale* above. A l SomlnoN Wrockor Sorvlct 3540 S. M yrtN Ava. Sanford. Fla. 17771. Prospective f ^LaG^W « f 5raWTrw.‘ N ta b Terms a rt cash or certified funds. SomlnoN Wrecker towtvtt the right to accept or reject any and oil bide. Publish: September 14. i m DIM I lf ST. JONNS RIVPR W A T IR M ANAG IM INT DISTRICT Q ly n n g t m i ( n ig a M Apmcy AcHsti The District gives rwtlca * IN intent N Issue a permit ta Iha tollawingap*kanl(tl an October to, IMS: SHARON C. H U I G R L . 154 LONGWOOO H ILLS ROAD. LONG WOOD. FL 33750. application f 1 111 S1HAUSFM. The District proposes N olleceN 4 1 0 million g*Nns per doy * watorNr 7 ACRES OF CONTAINERIZED NURSERY. THE APPLICANT’S PREVIOUS PERM IT G RAN TED T H I USE OF 4SI1 MGD O F WATER FOR I A C R E S O F CITRUS IRRIGATION. Tha withdraw*! used by mis propeoad project will consist * GROUND W A TIR FROM TH I FLORIDAN AQ U IFER vN ONE EXISTING W IL L In SomlnoN County WcaMd to mw N ! to * NE to OF NE V* OF NE to * Section 34. Township IS South. Range M loot; OAKLAWN P A R K C E M E T E R Y ANO FUNERAL HOME. INC.. IMP COUNTY ROAD 44A. SANFORD. FL 31771. application 0 1 117831JAUVKM. Tha District prapooat N eibcata d t p million gsllens par day al wator tor 77 ACRES OF LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION. T H E A P P L I C A N T 'S PR EV IO U S P E R M I T GRANTED THE USE OF O.UI MGD OF WATER FOR II A C R ES OF LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION Tha withdraw*! used by mis propasod prelect will consist * GROUND WATER FROM TH E FLORIDAN AQUIFER vie ON EXISTIMG W ELL In SamlnoN County located In IRREGULAR SECTION 10. ToumeMp » South. Range It East; The Htoll) containb p each * the obava listed application! 1 1 are aveilebto Nr Inspection Monday through Ft bay eicept N r tog* hoi Mays. 0 08 a m N 5:00 p m al Iha W Johns River Wator Management District. Hlghwoy I * West. Pelatka. FNrlda Tho District will lake action on each permit apgiic*ton listed above unless a petition lor an administrative proceeding (hearing) lo tiled pursuant to tow provisions * section 1)0 17. F.S . and section «C 1Jit, F A C. A parson whose substantial Interests era effected by any ol the Districts proposed permuting decisions tdaniltled above may poll Iton N r an administrative hearing In accordance with section 110 57. F.S Petitions must comply aim tho requirements * Florida Administrative Coda Rules 40C I III end * C I 511 and be Iliad with (received by I Iha District Clerk. P O Boa law. Pelatka. FNrlda n1 70 la lf Petitions tor administrative hearing on Iha above applications) must be tiled within fourteen (la) days * publications ol this notice or within tourSeen (|4) days * actual receipt ol mis Intent Failure to IlN a petition within this lime period shall constitute o waiver * any right such parson may have to rv p a s l an administrative determination (hearing) under section 110 $7. F.S . concerning tho subject permit application Petitions which are not Iliad In accordance with Iha above previsions are subject dismiss*. Rosie Parker, Date Control Tocht.lclan Division ol Permit Data Services Publish SepNmtwr 34. IMS OEH714 pm u t FfttVATI PARTY RATlt 14MHMaMoaBMEG______i l a s R s Tm HHSeeseesse**et7969®H5 Sm HRHl«**a»aa**a**6ft69tlRRi IB e m ........ MMBpMfalME, basgd Ed] RtM 13Deal RtllabN. tin a * W VO R C I lmmlgr*Nn, visitation, sue 5 ' ?B I Hdifimw ( 2M M NOTICE OF SALI NOTICI II H ER EBY OIVIN lh * pursuant N b Fin* Judg* FarecNewra plumber IX IfM N ogee pending In Circuit Court in and I naN Casaity, FN r be. AVCO FINANCIAL SER VICE! OF FLORIDA, INC. Is PNMtIN and R O G E R M C LEO D M YR A M C LIO O l dents. Civil Action *50444C A U A . I, M ARYANNI MORSE. C LIR K * sab Ceurt. will * 11:M a m., an October If. IMS. otter Nr s* e and s* l to the highest bidder N r cash * Iha SamlnaN Caunty Courthouse. M l North Fart Av1an lord. FNrlda n77l Me r, situate and be tod InSamlnaN aunty. Florida N-wH: Let 3. Wtklve Club Estate*, lection Four, according to the plrt m a rt* a* retard * to P I * Back it , Pag* « . PuWk Rec­ ords * SamlnaN County. Ftor ba Said seN will fce made pursua * N end to order N satisfy me terms * sab Fin* Judgment. O A T I D this Mth day * legM ARYAN N I MORSE C L I N K O F THECOURT By: Jan aE .Jaaaw lc A s D eputy C le rk In accordance with too A m e r­ icans with D isabilities A ct. garsane w im d ls a * lilie s needing a •p a ct* accommodation to p a r­ t ic ip a t e In th is a re c e e d ln g should contact Iha AD A Caordi nator N r Iha C ourt i a re a * O ffic e * the Clerk * me C irc u it C eurt. M l Net m F a r t Avenue. Sanford. F lo rid a 11771. tele phene (4171 H>4338. n * later than erven 17) days prior N toe proceeding. It hggrtod Impel red. (TOO) I M b f i t (771. * Voice (V) IIM M S B 7 7 4 via F N rld a Relay Service. Attorneys Nr Plaintiff: P e te r L. Pollock, J r , E sq uire F N r ld a i e r No.fM451 A k e r man. Saoterlltl 4 E U ssn . P.A. C itru s Center. Ifto Fleer ISS South Oran P ost o n ice 4 m M i Orlando, F lorida (487 ) 843 7888 P ub lish : September 14 4 Octo­ b e r I, IMS O C H 115 NOTICE Tha District ioardrt Trustees ol SamlnaN Community Cel legs announces a meeting lo which all parsons era Invited. Date end Tima: October II, IMS, 4:88p.m. P L A C E : A M*. SCC Administra­ tion bulbing PURPOSE: President!* Search Comm Inee M e* tog A capy * the obtained by writing N William H. Raker. Director * Institu­ tional Advancement. Govern m a n l Relation*, Sam ln ala Community Calls* . NR WslOsn Boulevard. Sanford. F N rld a 13773. er by calling 3143031 and arranging tor an sgwida to ba mailed sr available tor pick up. Persons are advised to*. II they decide to c Islon made el ings/hearings, they will need a record * toe proceedings end ter such purpose, they may need to Insure that a verbatim record * the proceedings Is made, which record Includes the test! many and evidence upon which Me aggsal I* to be based, per Section MS.8I85. Florid. Slat utoe. Services will be av*labta to pertlc'pent* with sensory Im­ pairments it requested al toast on# weeb to advance. Please notify Or. Baker. It mesa serv­ ices are needed Publish: September is. m s OEH31I A f M C j : 9 9 2 -4 FOB W T ER V fE E f CRUISE LINS AvMNbN Nr Liwgnasd print todcam*ny.*ME77_______ cNanart, matnffhdncd. ckhands. security. Saa why aur 1 1 rCematpy; Nt*. Hdo by stda. * ma ROGER M C LIO O and MYRA M CLEOD . JOHNDOI and/ar J A N I DO t.N p a mar wtih all gnknewn tenants lacafod at 157 HarropaN Place. , FNrlda W77f. tlitjg/Nr. Will train, light defy. fta I . L b s Mary I MONOAT, t/M. It 141 :M N EVER A F E E ! R O E Find out why earners have na pravNus FN rlda IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IH H fT IIN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIM IH O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASI NOt N M * CA-WA AVCO FINANCIAL S IR V IC E S O F FLORIDA. INC.. FlalnllN, GENERAL O F FIC E HEAVY EEUIF. OgtroMr. M i l l ptr hour. vHN tram. CIO nW * l b Ik^G^wf Light ctaking fa r Igvaty chilcare canter. Caoh K * have Ntsghana A cN rtc* < Hies. E»c*N * i s i............ ........ COURIER DRIVER M l Full A part time. wIN from. T RR M I N a WOMEN N work to SanfsrdALakaAtary partkuNrly daoermod m ; Left 1. X ] and 4 and Mrtbwo,tarty OrwHotf * vacated Tampa Sira* an laulb. Slock D, T r a d I t Sanlan* Springe, ac­ cording to tho plot more*, recorded In F t * Books. Pago IF * Nw Public Rocsrt ' ‘ naN County. FNrlda. b e * bidder. for caoh. at Mw wo* Irani ltape SamlnaN C ounty CaurtMuoo, *1 Park Avenue, at IM P a m. teas. Witness m aNkNI seal * Ihb Court on September nth, IfM, {Court la * } MARVANNI NORM C le rk * Circuit Court By: Jena I . Jason to Deputy Clark Attomoyt far PlalntiN: R abort M. QuNn Carlton. FNtdo.Ward. Immanuel. Smith*Cutler, P.A Post Office Ron K M Tampa. FNrIdo 1MI Publish: SopNmbor 17, M IMS D I H 1* e g a e w te n m FINISHERS e m m t e r (LABORIRS ALSO) above-styled cauoa. In Itw C ir c u it C o u rt at Samlnala County, FNrlda. I. Clark * ma C ir c u it C o u rt at Samlnala County. Florida, will aWt Ik* certain property situated In ang. bl ^ ^ la A im .. mm CUMIfKOMFT. MQUM tN U U IM L IMMAYKfV M l NOTICI OF SA LI NOTICI I t H I R I I Y OIVIN m * . purouano n a F in * Judgment m ■RTTlRWIf v W n T jf; r m l H A tail M w iF fi ASSEM BLY NO HI OREM COSTS. S S NOTICI OF FUILIC AUCTION Notice lo hereby given: Saml­ naN Wrecker Service will oofl * Public Auction N r oMvtgo Nr ceth on domend ta highest 407/831*0903 407/322*2611 wfutntn* Mb Tree. Let* smrk. StONMTN $32191 Orlando•Wlntar Pirti Oimlnoli CUBED MTMMT DIANE W. YO U NO. IF A N Y ; ILIZ A R IT H C. YOUNG; and ROII tOOL OWE NANO COOK. P A , vssomm CLASSIFIED ADS IN T N I CIRCUIT esutrr P LOR IBA C A S I NO. 8AIM4CA-t4E H O A fl SAVINGS OF AMERICA. FSR.Nrmarty known aa HORID SAVINGS O F AM ERICA. F A . vo. L. J I ROAM YOUNG; DIARI YOUNG S ILV IA Nr marly known aoDIAMI W. YOUNG; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP D IA N I YOUNG SILVIA. 7 t- 7 1 - m o w w rtw i N o tlc f la g il N o tic f Ltqal Nottets The Dtelrtct Beard WTrswtees ^ugill^te fMWBUNlllU1^*1 • mmhm ‘ a m W IW iip. and Tima Octab* A IM*. 4:M p.m. P L A C I: A-lM i ICC Han Bulb to f P U R P 0 4 I: I A capy * the agi abtatoad by wrlHn# fa William R ^Rm ImPAM u. e BB V ir R L rifA w wfte L I* a| P m TW M mant Ralattans, la m in a te Community Ceitogt. b i WVIdan boulevard. Ian N r d. FN rlda M771. ar by c*llng Mb M il and arranging N r an agenda N ba m * N d or available N r pkk ug. they daetdb N clsNn made * these meat togk/kagrtnpA may will need a record * Itw grawadtogi and N r such purpose, may may noad N Insure lh * a verbatim * the p r ie n dings Is eddeh record toe! la N ba Section MSOtbL FNrlda l i * Services will be QvallabN N participants with ssnsary imIt w p i iN d * notify Dr. . H Publish DIH-OP Free tv fatten, caunsoling, private darter ptualhrtngi Bar 7X37515 ALONE? R ES P E C T E D bureau sJnca 10771 AM ages Including senNr si iN S f f iA g T j M a w lS f l a j ^ g s g g ^ 23*Hm Ml O r* SER EN ITY S4SORII Lakafrant. 14 Hr. trained steN lie. Lang farm 9 09 Ow Bit-Tima Pra. M s will * Me laW * the Industry to Ms next I years. W m M W H t t lN I a u m m o m < N s t* * C O O K 4 wtMttaMagNc s m r M M PLANE LARI. Comer *1/4 Lake M a ry llv d . Evil M ................4W-8844175 OBTAIN NEW Into parha*- O441«0 Orlande (407) 8)4-4ISP54hrs. This Is a KEY position N r a TAKE-CNARBB parson N: 71— ABOUT MARINE a □ □ □ ACT MOW! AVON) OHM Cara I *84741A VON 14 hr. H * Lina ACT NOWI AVON I A B C SM A LL Bay Csro TLC . .......58401 If CHILD CAR I IM MY NORM. ReeeenabM rata*. Men.- S*. Fenced yard. » d » . CH ILD C AR E, toM y Has a a a DAYS. NIGHTS. W EEKEN D S. MI-fMX CH ILO CAR I, M V NOME, raw 25 CHURCHREUVKD ★ ★ SALES ★ ★ O p m ) n ii IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OP T H E ItTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, W A N S PGR IIA U H O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A I I NO: M M JFD R -O -L IN R E: The Marriage* EOM UNOJ. La FOUNT A IN, a k a . FRENCHIE, r Wart cNeety wim *1 dsnaml nations Introducing family photo directory. Interesting. ctwiNngtog. rewarding. Apply Men.-Frl. Ifem-Jpm: H S M U H (MurtbeaWaNIIHTIIba.) TO: EDM UND J. LaFOUNTAIN. a.k.a. FRENCHIE YOU A R E H I R I I Y NOTI­ FIED M * an aettan h r dtoaaiulien * m a rrla * has been filed qtorad to awva a capy * your written 8etones*. II any, to H an SUSAN C. LaFOUNTAIN PaH N IM O A R D E N DR IVE, W INTER SPRINGS. P L U M S a n * OCTOBER a. m i and me it* origin* wim toe clerk * mis court tlener or Immediately mare* tor. II you fail to da ta, s dsfeutt will ba entered egatoet you Nr Iha relNI demanded In Iha WITNESS my hand and Iha seal * m is caurl on S EP ­ T E M B E R 11, IfM. ICeurl Sa*l M AR V AN N I MORSI C LS R K O P THECOURT BY: Nancy R.WtoNr Deputy Clerk PuWlah: September 14. and October 1,4 II. IW5 oeh m NOTICE OF SA LI NOTICI IS H ER EBY GIVEN that pursuant la Summary Judgment * Foreclosure en­ tered to Iha cam * LOUIS A. FREDERICKS. Plaintiff, vs J KEV IN WALOORP. Defendant, to Ma Circuit Court, to and Nr I sm lnoN Caunty, F IerIda. Caaa Na. fS*844-CA-14-!. Iha dereigned Clerk will sail at ■MjhJlLp u k w |(| * Ik IkWlMMli amI ipsmvres Mto 1*1g fe ’^JpMFWq M aTMi1 keel Wbdsr N r cash * West Irani dear al Iha SamlnaN Caunty Ceurthou*. M l N. Park Avonue, San Ier d. SamlnaN Caunty. FNrlda. * me hour * I T M s n an toe ITM day * October. A.O. INS. to* certain re * property situate and being to Samlnala Caunty. Florida, described sstof leers: Tha We* to * tha North west to * Iha Northeast to * the Southwest to. Section L Teem •hip M South. Range » East. SamlnaN County. FNrlda. Alia known a* Let 13. M ull* Lake Retreats Unit lx MAR VANNC MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT Ry: /s/JsnsE.Jeaowb Oeputy Clerk FRANK C WHICH AN. ESQUIRE P.O. BOX M b laniard. F L 33771 4A48 PuW ta*Nn dates: R w ~E lffg ~ liiPir14 J. ■••PFFW J4f mo October I. IMS DEH 333 DRIVERS Needed New I NO i necessary. S M K - f . T r a in Nc*ty. 1-884*47888________ DRIVERS. Tap pay-tataa A Name. Fay far e ^ . 3 raises in 1st yr.. Bonuses, benefits. sharing, paid orienta­ tion. Heme often. welcome I Orientation paid I 33 I toe. requirement), w/l yr, OTR/COL " A " . McClendon ISSe4X30554 ext. EA-17. Be A Team Player on Kid off the M i In the Annjr Nfjooil ( j a r l )fwi *31 have Uie opportunity to be i vital pofer (Mu* have pravNus eiperl- no the team that guards your community Rate, md country. G R E A T I I N E P I T S p a cha * N Include MEOICALI As a Guard team pbjw, you iwy qualify for tuition assistance indudng the Montgomery G X Bin. These benefits are m ibble to you far m Sttfc h raft I Stack N ic h e * I g acIsM 555 aa Per Waak/fll.M Day Space av* N4N Nr 411 yrs. M1-7SM________ F I N I C E E S T AREA. Mf/Wb. yard. 1847117 QU ALITY NOME CMM Cara. Pra-echo* benefits. 1 yrs. 4 over. F * U P T . M4717X O C U M O JO tS U N K f MONDAY. Sapl.nm f:M em -l:0(pm I M S. Woodland Elvd. 117 M ) s lew (fays a month n d i few Mcks a year d Guard tenrice. For aB the details on joining the U LTIM ATE WINNING TEAM . CALL TODAY. 8FC A L FELICIANO OR CONTACT: 407-333-3317 SERVICESCROUP 407-644-9675 kricansAlteM T b * n q lU w d C w < s e l* (||ir u < l(q to ». Directory of Services H o w h d R d lrg ^ R s r m m is s ix n IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT. IN ANO FOR I C M I N O il COUNTY. FLORIDA CA SI (ML M-MS4CA-UE LOUISA. FREDERICKS. FlatoiiH, vs. J. KEVIN WALDORF, I * Fsukiil. Ita L TanM ork it m irapartal part d b n g tile f a t I t fC T W M I flW I fM A P P L Y IN PERSONi SUSAN C. LaFOUNTAIN, P * Htoner/WIN. NOTICI OF ACT K M DISSOLUTION OP □ K U K im V E ID campsfis*Nn and bene fits packs*. EO E Drug Free C e Apply In person: Aerei " EM YOU! M A R TA 'S OAT CARS. Baby's toal Pre-SchbWl Lika Mary. LN. 8M47............. M O TH ER OF X *11 4 daycare (In my hama-Lk. Mary. Santard). country a* ting. mooN tochbsd. 531 77* a o o a Esperla n c t In form al accountIng/be*keeping training Is required along with suporvl sary sapwNnca. Apply at: HMMovea Heetm Caro Cfr. M l-ltfla r ASSEM BLY We Need Hi CHILDCARE IN MV QuantNd pra setw* n □ n □ i m a * canWdaN m u* 11 yr. old (Ins. req.), p n d motor vahNN record, gaa IVI 27— N w r s B r y A A D U ALITY Full lima. Tuee- S * . Jpm. la g w itn c a In la w 4 maintenance a plus I M p a r in ★ NONNIRIM* This business can c h a n * your IlN sa C ALL: *1 contractors * registered er certified. To verify a lists c o n tra c to r* lic e n se c a ll 1 884143 74*. Occupational Licenses are required by Iha county and can ba verified by c*ltoq 33I f 134 *xt 7433 h - u u T i r r r T - ------A f la n M A S B I lM • N R W R E M O O E L•RIF 'IE F A IR ' V i n y l tid in g , c a rp a n lry . Dears, windows. CancroN. M 44M X..S.G BtWd. CBCtl c7RX B R A N D NEW t-TON cend. Installed to existing canIr* h a* systtm. M88.M + lax Inst* tod. 5 yrs. worrentry C * l:M IK » 8 80 g tM H X CS 5 R gan 7 X T OnY Tr S s i r fl"’ Lie/1 ns D AS C A R F IN T R H All kinds * home repairs, painting A ceramic IlN. Richard Grass..... MI-1871 O r — t / iB B t a llD W n " T B w n Bg g n r r c T ***Firsl OeeUty! TeaLtos. A L L FURFO SE LIC r 17418108. APO LLO CLIAN IN 4 SERVICE Camm./Ras. weakly, monthly or one lime. 407 3110044 B L I T Z CL I AN- Frelasslenel Meld Svc. N r your heme. _______________ C*t MI-4113 H O U S tK f I F E R S N tit your tvary need. Just ask I 444 5755. Since “ If74" Oban's I T H E HAMPTON LN .. IsnOid. toe.. Setlstec ltonGuer*ntoed>i___>>*a»4e C u c ra U " CAPTAIN C08SCRITE. Wsyrw Be* 1 Man Ouellty Optra Hon 1137-1 QUALITY COM CBETI WORK. 35 yssrs asp. Raasansble Lk./In*. 834)888 ~ gCc ^ l "" M A l T l I ILIC T R IC U U f Repair ad*INn. camm/res. L k J n a # I M M 8 I M ;;;;M li4475 ? M cS F I H C I X Service. Custom OasNnl Free Cel l Wa're open Wksnds. 3841SM C R illfffl F l i t * Trecfctatt. Sculptures * 8 8 tottaINd Commercial lev* iM if k u k f & f 'lt F A lh MOST IKSTALLATIOM S3f.EA. LN./Ixp. *74840874 lr v lc t Neuse Ctoeelagl From people you can TRU1TI 33)IMS Merry Melds Hiifdy Man S H AC K N IY 'S HANOYbUM. We do II til NO lob too Smelt I Free estimate!.......... 348 8770 P o i if t l f f y ALL TYFIS WINOOW RagalrT Sliding gatu dma.. 7 screen FNOKI ■ * . gtvew..... 337-lfM FAN4DISPOSALS Drains HIO H s iltrt Fixtu res Switches Cemmods* Faucet* Etc, Lk. !S C M fM f4 Slnee7 f^ » l48 8 L iiH fd rv K r v ic E MA«Y'S LAU N O RV SERVICE Will wash 4 Iron. Pickup 4 d H ita ry J m w ra to a m n ji UtWW IfV iC R ~ AMIRICAM LAWN C A I I Yard 4 Tree work. Hauling tool Free esl Imete......33S8itl LAWN S E R V I C E . Mewing. Edging. Trimming A Haul tog I Freest!. Law Retoel 31411* u lttfro n l C kariw j tLA K IM IO N TS • CANALS • Cleaned. SATISFACTION G UARAN TEED .37 Vrk. Exp. MRSowry MAIONRV. H R T f n n i r t T Brkk. stone, glass Mk. M yr*. sip. Free asl......O blFIflUM b LocfcsiwWi ALL LOCHS ■ A L L BRANOSI Wholesale ta public, local Installer. VNe-MC. WkeNseN 1SS4555-1441 T O TIRQ S k U N lL L FAINTING. H yrs. rip. 1*3004(5) Camm/retid.. carpentry, re pairs, dear hengtog, plastering 334 a n PARIS FAINTING. Prassura dean, tprey. brush 4 rail. Fepcam cell.. Mm 3840154 POOR FO LK S FAINT IMGk Sp nlar disc, pressure clean, handymen. Ftaeee raNIM )V4f P R O F E S S I O N A L Ib ferltr Fsletlag. premium p a l* !, tongletllng finishes. Jeffery Pwver 3348534. lie. 4 toe. DUN R i f I SSSSom mefclta hsmei. walks. dKfca. drive!. Free#*. Uc./Ne......... H l-ittl a SPRAY AWAY, faff FYaatwa. Exf. cleanings. Vise/NSC Nta stl. Lk./lns.............. HAUU O A V I * l.k U 4 ^ W. 3rd SI., lan. tord Gen repalrs 331-88* V la R ifE / im — tier M io o ilf IrrtgefNw. L k mstailaReg*rtaPuwiga. Free ^ ^ F jY ^ m a w iilw a ^ CRTRHlkVUR SUTCH-S 1 li.il i l ik v Lk . IS Yrs. Exp. Beta KNdtas re­ modeling a*7 7470154 TFEE S fV lC R ? n srrY n n 5 rn ? n r " L * Nw FrnNsslai>*s * It " FreeetftmeSee ■ UpKoTs^ryfl F A R K E M liaitaNSa/y. W . •quip, eutabewf tot., turn A antiques Tfl 37*4 A z i i t ’ r f i i t ' Y o u r B u s i n e s s E n t?ry D a y F o r As L o i r As $41 P e r M o n t h . C a l l C l a s s i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Saptembur 24, 1999 KIT *N* C A R L Y L U t o U n y Wr%M yi-HtfpWRWfGd n c f lT P A f W V f t A fcTsvtTy » / 3 7 : j t e k im ih u u r ' a a ria a rty a ll y a v w a n t t f B F F B N W B B .... SANFORD 14/- graaoad aero*, REQUIREMENTS wnw — B E D ADA, Movgag Feat a Avaraga D riven earn m o t o r Yr. a Campmy Provides ■MM M m rtu YOU n o VIM -car 4 awia' h w r awte. CaN: 141— H im — to r f a t e OMedkri A LIM Inturanca Paid e Vacation Pay AM1K e Paid itopt e Horn* Weekly • Far pkftap A delivery In Central and letriM Florida I A CO L. and clean driving recard, l a — M « arhatlenM M EiKSi. OfUNOUSC BENEFITS M gap. A P L driver Wc.CMMr— I. WF — H jjU jM i PHOVfOf- l/ l Cleat A • COL. minimum *<je >0 (Nr Inturanca purpowi) 1 yaart OT R taper lanca I IJO G Stj Ptorraniantcaa-AAme Hiring! IMM*M MIL NAmmT] grsNtoMAka. MwacufT |i^ = = % T 3 | i/r S A N F O R D la r g e CORETransports Inc. LP Lsm o Sri. dae. trim s HM.. 99—A p a rt— U n fu rn is h e d / EO E BOPBLLOWNAG W f M B fuautimm a a m lakrtcalMa at H V A C duct ■aril MUM A aAMtty la Mract • nan. Up ta t i? pto* bwmm*. M l Hu m parnmwaw* ampler c a Nr. day*. Can . eFLORIDA B A S ED CARRIER B EXPERIENCE PAY S eMQME E V E R Y S-7DAVS e l l REFIT A BONUS PLANS eRIDER PROGRAM «M»J974 lean aerie - a in c IS E X P A N D I N G A N D HEEDS D R IVER S TO RUN MIDWEST A EAST COAST. C U S S A C D L R EQ U IR ED • s .; m o .m tm deo Ut-UNorts? bath, C/HA, fanrodhpch yard. a •»dap III SMI. jwoovq. IM M M T S M N M iM tt IwnwriU M Mmsboal Can I ....1/1 APTS** SPECIAL** POOL aW AlNER/D RYBR HOOKUP F R E E BASIC CA1LR»1AMM« 1 - 4 0 0 -8 7 4 -9 0 5 0 FT/PT, cemputor ray. A In- m lr t ir ill __________ c o g __________ WATSON R E A L T Y . Lake Mary office It now Interviewing tor new or tig er lented real estate etioc Iatel. Call tor a career I full a part tm m ( i t ......................... ..tn-nea apply in w io n ^MIENHOUSC^ ^ WORKERS*^ Vaughan. Inc. an hwy M toward* l a r r a a t a , m i l happy, M a lty M r t c n l Ta work In *hlpplng/p#cklng dagt. F att paced envtornmtnll Overtime roquiradi Packer* anri Puller* U .M Nr. M Kart, W< w / e a (W lw M jri,| | hr. ta MEAT PAY 57m ? PART-TIME it/ k r.A n sw e r ta la p h a n e t. F la a lb la Naara/Mcal area, ne enarianca n e c e a a a r y . C a ll AIR CO ND ITIO NED, Clean, quiet, itrlctly managed. U 1 to wk.. util. pd. lawn., phone, kit. idMata aaaa. Bat. n » piaMAJtitrr p a a t -t i m i Will Tram-Call tar Aa*l. COt— A C tA L LIM Itt b n k a a titlM I I H a a Fall t im e fa r tre arln a pediatric etfice, aaeerlenca In medical catting grater rad. C e m p a t lt lv e t a l a r y and kanatlta. BandreaumeM: P.D ia« tfac. Laniard. FI. M m . maid tarvko..............MS tOQO BOOM TO RENT, kitchen A laundry prlvtoges. 170 week. 1itAteit.nl ?II4 It ready M apen Ha Mcatian M Ma net* BaarinaM Tatana Can Nr MaN. Ragto after*: □ □ □ •tal. Call 1 -a » lt» 4 M . Bat. Aam I— SANFORD t i l l P lm Ava., l/l, US0/month or bl woakly, plus security dtp arPOPM._______ SANFORO. l/ lr - N t w C/HA. MOO/month, vary quiet aroe. II H IM er work PO-71IA SM ALL I B I O R O O M . A/C. appil.. nice area, prator sanlor. SNVman. m ww. WINTER SPRINGS. }/l, all appil., w ath/dryar. tern, perch, Ik ip. It. MSS + tec. moves you In. 9 taOBM. A P T . O 117 French Ava. SJ71/mon E B ty .a N a t m A a p .m m l CLEAN ROOMS. tMMOAMrihW in wk. Pay mane, laundry. DNc.. Prtv. parking. n H tt t PREFER FamaM er cevpta to mare ept KMt/pat ok. lull prlvlagat. wathor/dryar, cMM.uowfc. v e a c .m g m PRIVATE ENTRANCE, rafrlg ereter, microwave. Color TV, plusSWOSac............ « M M . Part lima, Man. Frl., □ □ □ M — K«d TraWaf a — t ----- - INDUSTRIAL All rental and real aitata advertisements a rt tuhlect to the Federal Fair Housing Act. which makes It Illegal to advertise any preference. Ilm llallon o r d iscrimin atio n based on race, color, religion, soi. handicap, familial status or national ark ' Far Iwtorvtow call: Ha-Ill? or I M O M M iM e a l HIP. Commercial n d ir s company naodo roetart. Willing M train, II yaart or ttder. Naadt Irtnigartatlan. ttoady |eb. gtad kanatlta A OAUM FREE WORKPLACE. GO-ddOdlM. SECURITY OPT ICE A M B HBAV Y W AREHOUSE In Lanterd A Lake Mary •SERVICE* 629-61 ______o n _____ 1P M M H M C I AM R. Lab* Ntory btvd. M O t t O A V ,t m .l:ie l: M NBYO AAFBB IB O B JOB FAIR Applf inPmruI KT.SCn.lM ■HMlSoTU SNR. I « •TEACHERS* Lovely N A E Y C accredited childcare center hat hill A part time poll Hone avallaAM lor all ape group* Salary deponda upon education A tiger lance. E acellent parking candltlanel............ SPECIAL Day thllt. BuaJnett to Buolnaoa profrom. SI4.4K OUAB ANTE ED Bata glut unlimited cemmltaton. lit year rtalttlk gaOanttal. MIO « M i W . T H I S ! POSITIONS are M cated In lha tAalttand Canter. Wa a lia otter PAID TRAIN INC. PAID VACATION and L E N G T H OF StB VIC I BONUSES. N o n tN S c n ic fS iQ tK M * * * M F U I > ARB YOU LOSING Y O U R HOUSE* Ftrhape wa can haSpCatlldaHM-MF?. I I M I \< \ M 1 3 a c r a l CHAI D e ta c h e d werhihepl Fplc.l M any paaetofimesi ONLY iwr.joa. 323-5774 S BDRM. I RATH. C H A . MM a M H W _________________ MM DOWN e WHY RENT! you can awn. BtN s . homo, with CHA, new paint A carpet 1 A HUD hemes 1 The grata, bw. Cr I m .<( ?-r \ , ' I 11 / -1*1 <-( Tt flf t.' 1 <t*» / M tOffftft ftWilfftf j 117—M b W I# l/ l WIST M. V I. I Ml ■uB. CHA. Ip- lam. rm. A Ig. toncadyd.SMlma.mns? 116— W i r i h R UAE I fiO / W tW LO NPRO DDLM .Sd.T7TT’ others Oil 17/41 In Langdato Induririal Pk. m m . U P ltlT MtTOMAe ImmKulett 3/2. picturesque back yard and parpaaut landscaping. S3PJM. Firm. M? I74-174B. DIAMONDS MTbaRapghlt S bedrooms, 1 bath concrete black heme an canal In LOCH ARBOR. Access to Crystal Lake. NAS MOTNER-IM-LAW id* same work, but ■Idtatoear474.4i0.caii: IMARA M M * * * * M9-I7M 115— liM lM t r iil REAL ESTATE, INC. OFFICa-WABENOUSE. tram SMVman . IMP eg. It., PRIME tocaHan. camw af 4 M A O W Lk. Mary IM. In Kapaaba RaaBy....... mim EXCHANGE OR S IL L yaur property lacatodanywhere I iNvltTORI REALTY nt-ltlS We make renting a A tlo rd a b le Ap.irtments 1 rlt*t'<Jly On S d e Oepend.ihle M.in.tijt-i". Attn. S t n u g e Pfivdte P j Iio 4 Mute TELLER 3 2 9 1 S S a n lo f d A v e 3103 On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! NO S W E A T $200 OFF 2Bdrm. 2 Bath $300 OFF 3 Bdrm. 11/2 Bath Town Home ir.v.tvm ressim R e a l Estate , inc. 407-774-1233 ItdSImkM lUKwawcamui till MeBaavIBe Aea. "Scarlett DMaea" appeal, mature oaks an 1/4 acre IN TOWN, historical property. 1 story, 4 bedrooms. 1.S baths. double French deers ever leaking eater pool, w/prlvacy tone*. GREAT INVESTMENT lar camlet SANFORD'S R IA L ESTATE aOOM. M M Carter Rd. * 1144.S**. Horses Okeyaa 14- Acre*. 3/1. E ic e p lla n ri value w ith 10 outstanding **tr*t such a* workshop, outbuildings. «M tor coaled A/C, pal* barn fo r RV/boot, Florid* room. Located M L A K E M A R Y . H iggins A Haath, Inc. STMUroUNUIIOMOf 441L EN M I g M4.4M. Scenic terror tot, V l. I . an tortplnlng Hying ream. 1 c a r carport, alt appnancai. fo rm a l d in in g room, larg o a a t -ln kitchen. H iggins A Haath. Inc. fMTUnOWTVIlW IM LabasMa Clrcto *M *.4M . V I s p ill plan, skylights, tinted windows, screoned In p o lio , community pool. Higgins A Heath. Inc. lM T i CMMrtllt: 142,900. 410 Palmetto Ay#., 1/1. B u ilt In bookshelvas. clos# to L a k e Maarae, screened In F lo rid a ream 3227411 S O M E O W N E R Flaaectog, S Aero* + Nam*. IM M E D IA T E . M l-0471or Bosear 4tFMM- STENSTROM R E A L TY , IFM C . - QUAUH BUILT HOIK! V I 'v w/taUd weed caAtas thru out the eel In kit., liking ^ room /dlnlng room combo. A co d e r lin ed desetsl Large co rn er tot. M l.to t I C M tn K IU V IM ! I l l floor condo In Nm tblabt V H ta g il l r i w/hrily equip, kit., tp k .. living room/dlnlng r o o m co m b o. C o m m u n ity pool, tennis courts, clubhouse 1 144.000! 321-2720 • 322-2429 L M f MMV • MRfOOO WEST SANFORO ■**#. Small ,. 1/1 wood tram* hous* with .• large work shed, largo trees and large fenced yard. Asking . tll.000 Call Ml 4410.________ WHY RENT? Better than row. 1/1, wllh AC. If yard, good art*, new root, carpet win dows. plumbing, kitchen. Ut.SOO. Eesy qualifying. Payments under MOOmon Higgins A He*Iti. Inc. CLOSE TOIME MOAIOC not amst................sis.000. Z o n e d R 3 ( m u lll f a m ily , buslnass er apt*). 1st l it has 1 / t , a re a ! b a a d y m a w ’ s spactol. tod W IIO.OWa«tra. HigolnsAHaath. Inc. H H H H H H H H M H H H rlH H M H H M O M * a HoMfc 194-9444 BabarabMalKM: 426-4417 LbrIbe Smith: 6621334 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH •WTHIl l/l OUliT Cevntry Charmer. Florida room, eat-ln kit., carport w/lfl util., C/HA, enclosed ironl porch, fenced yard. Lake Silver area, good rental Incem*. lanant oc cup led. M4.M0. Ml-tlOO or 111 7a430M. ST. CRO IX I Bedroom Apartments Starting at $479 321-7303 733 Secret Harbor Lane 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 HOURS: Mon. •Frt. 9:30•5:30 Jo in u s a t ... q I JH T R Y $299MovesYou In!!! W here an Apartment it m ore than just a P la c e to Live... 9 P s a J fo m e J HURRY,„ ONLY A FEW OPENINGS! 330-1431 «; •tROwSMTBM* 1809 W. 28th Strwt *Sanford 2S80RIDGEWOODAVE, SANFORD, FL Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • S at 10-5* Sun. 12-5 Am— It* Gei^eva ^ardeqs A r A ■ I M I to I I 3 2 4 -4 3 3 4 m-ITM. CaroaraUBclMryATIbtl. Located 1 mile South of Lake Mary Btvd., on Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary Mon. - Fri. 8:30 • 5:30 • Sat. 10 - 5 Sunday Hours Posted • S a n fo rd ABOUT MOVING COSTS? NEW! CHMNIM3/2 OWNER flNANa SANFORD Recandltlen 1or 1 bdrm*.. AC. Ip. warklhap In roar, n i-a m a r papa Mbm t OWNER FINANCING 1144 EL PORTAL A V I. 1/1. C/HA, towutl IIHas. M7JMCH CJt. SANFORD. 1W S. HOLLY AVE. 1/1, tnetomd Irani parch, now C/HA. comptototy up|r*dtil 111,080 Agant m o t * SANFORD VI. row root. CHA. remodeled, new carpe' *° down, tMVmanfM Hit SANFORD, VI. living room, dining room, kitchen, I41t MAGNOLIA Aea. 111.100 Make otter. Ml ITtl.________ SANFORD WOOOMERB Park at 114 Woodmare Bird. 1 bdrm., I bath. 11*14 living rm, 10*14 screen perch *1 M7.000 Vacant Elmer AriesIt*, Inc. 4tt-Tt7T I SANFORD VI, UltN."Llk* a Brand New Hama". New ev erything. C/HA. root, floor A kit., with setler* atristance. .......MH0I4. SANFORD lri. FAMILY ream. C/HA, reaovatod, MM Dawn. ........... ItO-lMl SHORT OM CASH! Government help wllh down payment and closing cost* tor this 1 bedroom, concrete block homo lor Mt.MO. Close to Amtrak. hospital A row malt. Call: BARBARA SIMMONS Featuring r 323-3301 Opm Jiedtj 14 14 1— W p tW »fo rS 6 lG a M M ta ra t SI50 Security Deposit ’ PhonoReps* •Inside* •SalesRaps* illU ll ■ S in g le Story D esign No One Atjout? >>< M.{ n e ig y E flltlen l Sluriiu ' S .’ Oeijttmii E X P E R IE N C E D PART-TIME IOpm (MTTFI. Credit Union. Lake M ary area. Blind Bot B. Sanford Herald. P.O. Bot 100?. Sanford. FI. M771 Strang cuatomor mrvkaaiparlance. Computer literacy. Evening/Weekend tNIMt. GUARANTEED Bata glut MONTHLY BONUS t in LAKE MAXY, modern. V I. split plan, vaulted catlings, tpk.. cat In kit. MM/mon. UP47M. ROAD CONSTRUCTION person, nto dad M lake care of eur customer! Previous auto tip . a plus! Wa will train motivated person Apply t I B M I t t O L I F O R D . IRC.. tt-ft A V I . SCAN PORCH vary clean. TPXNI Nf w/NN of troaa. OM maatoadap.PinM. » a t EL PORTAL AYR., t/1, C/HA, np pelt, rat., ImmadMN accupancy. O a j g r , HOUSE 1/1. SSM menth. (Ill Elm). O A R A G E A P A R T ­ M E N T . SI1S month. 1104 Elm.IB*00W Ash tor Handy SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS •ADVISER* Nw aiaw i JIM DO YLE- 103— H o u e m U n f u m i t h t d / W tn t E F F I C I E N C Y A P T S . . II Bdrm.l S2S0 month and up. rots. Please C a lm 11757 LAKE M ARY , private entrance. CHA. park oft street, newly redecoretod.............. m -IW l. t A Unarm td IBM MM SECUR ITY OFFICERS Naadad U n it e topes (toft Fraa uniform s A henelltt evailaAM/vacottan pay. Call: VMM. I, i ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. BY OWNER, owner financing available. Soli or toaa option. OAK HARBOUR. 1 bdrm.. l.S baths, largo townhousa. newly rtdacoratod. appllancat, se­ curity gate, ski lake. SSt.OOO. m m i ksss-7111. nonet □ □ □ mint cwM.lt 14,1 PRE-FORCLOSURI. N prlv. toncod. carport. I4L1M OWNER FIN., naw paint. carpet, lanca. carport, IS1.0M. MIDDEN LX. Sri, ranovptod. new carpal rial pom*. NI.VLJM. COMMERCIAL F O T IM TIALI 4 bdrm., t bath, con Yaw 100—C o n d o m in iu m R tn tE ls □ □ □ • paHa.lgrtna.Fak.1 • M G R T R L A R I 1/t CPPda, w/tem. patta, tpk.. new paint. napatLiaal. MM/SM. a W O O D b l H E l / l , w /dbi. Ilka new. S77I/B11S MARY S O L 9 alary, w/left. peat, na pat*, nanameMr. NICE III— 1 BDRM., 1 BATH. CHA. ISM a month. 1104 te c. da petit. Ml OMO 97—A p a r t m w its F u rn is h e d / R « n t liiiM t o y □ □ □ Top . _ pand.HBI.4BB. r Kr OVSTED. New carpal. BWmw MOUSE W/Stp PSANFORD t/1. apt., w/ancl. menth. tag# sac. dapasll. SANFORD, m a Park Dr. 1/t. + efficiency, remodeled. A/C, im/wfc . Includes utillllet or UM/mon. Central Florida Baatol BataBt. XM SOM SANFORD 1 bdrm., Duptoa. C/HA, carports, appliances. MM. Agent: M l XMS a it .» . SANFORD, I BEDROOM , tori ol closets. tl« S /m o n . + sm/tec. m a m a m ? n ia . SANFORO APT. 1 bedroom . I bath. MOVE-IN SPECIALI UM/mon Ml 4704. W - Room s fo r R m t K filS HMR STTUSTS N t.l.M aFaai I M H o S I T V D i m . P C user* mun PlaaM call tar appointment: GRINDERS M Mart M M IK n V IlU S C Lake Ada I bdrm... |4)l me. 1 bdrm., UTO/mo. and up M NOME C L E A N E R S Heeded NewI Earn S40-M par day. Work the day time area or choke I Car A phone required Dena't HeeieAeepMg Personnel 4*1 (IM .N O p iT s .s n — Call about our SPECIALSIt _________ a u n t ________ ECCPY. APT., Lake Mary Downtown area, close Ip shopping.Can ............. I R A N EFFICIENT APT. Mawty re­ novated, New m all 1 ml tot I Perfect tor 11 Utlilt let Incl. No pets. M B me. IQ -n t? _______ HISTORIC garage apt. l/ l. A/C. appil. good nelphbarhood, SNA V Can O A H tu m n a , --------1t u s WOwk,. — sec MAIM? 1 -1 0 0 -3 2 0 -3 4 2 5 a o PAOLA, On FBtNN Am. 1/1, C/HA. MTVMon + H TV ac. SISMFNri or W PrU dPve SANFORD S/IVk. living A I hr rm., IMP m rik Ikril privacy. Perfect M r I parson. UCERSIDSTniSTS mCTMCIMS lie. c eft ape, w/tenced yd. Com plata 904-7312778 m UM RM W I I A d rm . SANFORD I M rro. AO. V X V4 ACRE 4. excellent area. M wk., DCB security. Call.............AW-140 IfMladPttrtal Ortva FT. J 3 .—J 9 7 -A p *r tm *n tf M o n - F r i. 8 a m - 5 p m Eucmcumi 111ORO'.fU f HOME S vENTURf ' F R O H B T It S f .. CALI OR A P P L Y IN PERSON t o n I, A A A I Metric. HISTORIC RawaMpk Lang weed, acres* from Tea Rm ., refall/afllca. SMI me. UP-SMS SUMGAY, SEFT. M I to 4pwi 114ROSS LAKE LANE Rom Lake Shorts SriJ.. Slat* Rd. 4L appro*, t miles wait ol 1/4A Samlnak Town* Cantor, m in i 116 - O ff kB SktflaATtams ham tap. A PL driver IM.cmiMraaaa.Mi — ■ i i i i i w m * o r w p /b e o 1FFICI A Storafi. M l sg. n. A up MOVE IN SPECIALI IMS man. M14IIIW m u s s S A N FO R D Olfka space. MOO eg ft. bulking total. IMP eg. H. par altki unit. R1 IMt traitor starago I We a t I Browing private In f ir m carrier, that vah you at part of If t team I m m m * Nawawta. Mar/W Nr. dm*. Can a M D i m M r . D F W P / ItO fM S M I lT O N R U PRO MONET OOWNI a NOCLOf INOCOSTI PRO REALTORS! 4 E Z FINANCING WMMW17 OOV'T FORECLOSED Homes tor pennies on II. Delingienl Ta*. Repo's REO's. Yaur a r e a . Tal l F r a * it) soggrorm. e *i . h no* currant listings. LOCH ARBOR. I Bdrm.. C/HA. with large fenced yard. A •teal at in.Mt. Hllllman Group Inc. Mi c a . toned industrial, partott tor drivers *» M M .irra .1 1 4 1 —H « m « s f t r Sato 1 1 7 — C o m iM fc to l ID �4D - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, September 24, 1995 159—Real Estate Wanted 189—Office Supplies / Equipment 1 L L B U Y OR LEASE Y O U R H O U S E , m ake paym ent* a. do re p a ir* . C a ll tor details No O b lig a tio n **♦ 33*3 R E F U R B I S H E D 0111c* C 4***rs a ll m a k e s A sl/es Save up to *0% Iro m New! W a rrn a ty A F re e d e liv e r y W7 34S IM4 151— Investment P r o p e r t y / Sale I M M A C U L A T E Condition 3 3 nach unit' C H A an a p p ii qrted m u ll m i l 1 337 3444 11S1WE B U Y H O U S E S t m i A n y condition. A ll area*! W r can P a y C a th l 331 1010 1 5 3 -A c re a g e L o t s / S a le * * . L O C A L T A V E R N lot* o l p a rk in g H IG H T ra llic a r e a l Good Incam *! . a a a *331 t i l l G E N E V A . ) A c r e i. w ood ed fenced with pond 3 ' m o b ile h o m e with m p a ra te 7 0 i3 4 q eraq e 151000 004 J44 3330 S A N F O R D . L a k e S y lv a n l u .etro n t l a . r e l 1300 CKW W M jlic io w s k i R p alto r 127 7 f i l H lq h a n d d r. A p p ro v e d to r 3 h o m e n te i U S 000 333 0A31 155-Condominiums Co Op / Sale____ / A LT A M O N T E S P R IN G S . B Y OW NER o w n e r ll n a n c ln g ,,v , liable Sell or team o p tio n O A K H A R B O U R 3 b d rm . 3 5 h a 'h i large tow nhoum . n e w ly -ndecorated a p p lla n c e i. m t u r iiy gale i k l lak e SA» W i|»l 3 M 1A 444 7133 Furniture 211—Antique*/ Collectibles • BED « in g lf » ll* w 't r a m e b r a s s headboard. SIS C a n d e liv e r 333 4214 B U Y A N D S E L L Good cle a n used furnitu re A antique* In s h o p r e f in t s h ln g a v a i l LA R R Y SM ART 313 4133 M I D D E N L A K E V illa * 3 '3 assum able m tg . 13500 d o w n pruts l*«0 mo t a ll3 3 l S33* LA K E M ARY CONDO 3 3. secluded and quiet a r e a 1 story units t p k c a llin g l.sns 1390 sq It 174 400 C a ll P e te r Barber. R e a lto r........ 447 40*0 LO W E 14 It. 3 In. V. Ilk* new. q a i. tra ile r. w/John*on » J. b o w s t e r n m ount tr o llin g m t r . m a n y t i l r A t , new H u m m in g b ir d electron ic*. I I t o o o r S I 100 m l n u t slectronlc* l l H I l t _________ 14 F T . F I B I R O L A iS lllh ln g boat A Irallar. 1JHP Johnton. tro llin g m lr 1441 371 1431 4pm . 034 1744 M AHOGANY Duncan P M * d in in g room table A d iM « td b a c k c h a irs MOO 373 MOB 217—Oaraflt Sales 213—Auctions D IS H W A S H E R . G E . used once *110 H I G H C H A I R . R u b b e rm a id S2S 324 1444 3 F A M I L Y Sal*. F rl Sun I 7. 14*0 Dodg* Ram m a il van. lo o li. coll*clibl4». loo much to lit! J**J M*or*t Station Rd- P U B L I C A U C T I ON E V E R Y F R I D A Y 4 34. Aectten Aleck S IN G E R »# w l"t m a c h ln * . w ood bu rn in g vlov*. c r o s s b o w . m a p on tool bo*, cro*» c o u n try Tropedo bike, w o m a n * g a to r boot* 333 IQH BURGLAR B A R S . E a sy push b u tto n r* l« a M t S3 p*r *q tt M *m b *r a t Chamber 33431*4 G O LF M E M B E R S H IP !! Rare on e ot a k in d . Iitttlm * goit m e m b e n h lp . N O m a n ltllf dv*4 avert Timacuan G all A • C e v n tr y C le k . Lb. M ary. SW OOP 404-3*3-334*_________ . 215-Boats and Accassorlts • A B A N D O N E D M O M M IE Cat A 3 little kittles. F R E E TO G O O D home only! P le aM help these C U T I E S ! C a ll a lte r A 4 Bast Appliance 314 3341 F R E E D e liv ery • W a rra n ty on K E N M O R E W ather D ry e r P a ir A N T IQ U E T E R M S Ca*h.M/C. Viva. Diwover ION Buyer* premium J E R R Y K L E IN B E R G A U C T IO N AD V AN TAG E A U 1211 199— Pets* Supplies 1 8 1 — Appliances 223—Miscellaneous 407-324-1842 W ill negotiate 333 171* O C E A N F R O N T R a m rt Condo* IN C O M E P R O D U C E R ! Symphony Beach C lu b 413 S. A tla n tic A v t. 4*4 *73 7373 R u n n in g o r not W ill .R M tH IN p ic lt u o ........... . Furniture, antique*. to*l*. co llectibles. $ piece w ild "ood bdrm M l. oak 1 gl**» curio. Fostorla. China. Playboy col lection trom 1414 47. orient*' rug* and lots more • E L E C T R O L U X SHAM PO O m a c h in e Like brand new Sal ORMOND BEACH: 539,900 5 ACRES O STEEN P L Y M O U T H C A R A V E L L K . (7. R u n t good. PS. P B , A C needs w ork. SHOO. OBO. 33I IIT* 14*3 V W J E T T A . 4 door. A/C. au to , nave tires A brakes. v e ry clean S1300 333 4411. 14AA L I N C O L N T O W N C A B . looks good, runs great. S4400 407 333 OP IS_________________ 1443 C A D I L L A C Sedan D* VIII*. S p r in g E d it io n , dh r e d . leather. 34K m l. m int cond. SI4.400. i v e m — t ___ 333 1131 73 P L Y M O U T H F U R Y III. *«c cond . new tires. S*K orIg ml.. FRI. Sept. 29th 6:30 PM 195— M achinery/Tool* 163—Waterfront Properly / Sale PUBUC AUCTION C O P IE R S W A N T E D . A ll Make* 17th A 17/41. SAN FORD F o rm e r J C Penney location 1140 S tate S t. ISan lo rd Twin P la t a ) G la s s s h o w c a s ts , g i j - s cubes garm ent racks, desks, ch a irs., tile cabinets, a ttic e d iv id e r panels, stock rm sh e lv in g ro llin g slock c a rts , m annequins A m irro rs B u sin e ss hours Starting Mon . Sept 31 C A R P E T b T IL E B U S I N E S S E ic e lle n t location Net S43K M U S T S E L L 403 323 0*71 231—Cars GRAND OPENING THE AUCTION H OC I STORE FIXTURE LIQUIDATION SALE 160—Business For Sale D ELTO N A A R E * 10 a t r e i Id o a l tof m o b ile h o m e o r hcm estte ho»mt la in * , t a n n nq or h u 'w r y l Zoned a q r lc u l lu r a l *3*00 P E R A C R E , im a ii d o * -’ paym ent w o w n e r tn .m c lh q 404 7*7 1771 219—Wanted to Buy L S im O U IT S M O K IN O H I day. From n o n p r o t ll tou n da llon Doctor a p p r o v e d . 100% guarantee C a ll Jean 4d2 3*»330*. S A V E S3** a m on th , every m o n th on g ro ce rie s F o r In to r m a t ion c a ll aO? 334 3*44 • U PR IG H T • W ILL SELL 1*10.080 3307*4*_________ _ 77 M O N T E C A R L O . R td vr/BIk v in y l top. 3 d r . runs grtal. auto, ashing SIMA 466ITS-3377 • 13 P O N T IA C SenMrd. Parts C a rt New radiator, gas tank, eahaust. b rakes Int. In good cond Body rust, blown engine S100 A lte r 1pm 331 «7U SI P O N T IA C Orand Am . new tires, auto. A C . am fm c a t s . e i c cond S3MO 0 8 0 333 SOU ar T R AD E 3 p h asa co m m slov# lo r a lln g l* p h ase resta u ra n t type s to v e w /c o o k top A oven 373 14A3 231—Cars MOBILITY SPECIAL. W heelcalr/Scooter accessible t j C hevy C 30 HI lop conv 14K m l.. H and control, elec. Ilft/doors. control Inslde/out S3«K. 14*71 **A S**4__________ 1*71 D A T S U N P IC R U P . 4 c y l . I tool bed. good work truck 1100 334 A*3«._______________ 1441 ISUIU P k h e p . s speed. A/C. b ig wheels, new tires, low m iles. S4M0 333 4451. 41 J E E P W ran g le r, R io Grand* edition O n ly 4K m iles, meny e itra s. N o t a better looking jeep around 33*1131. JU N K C A R S W A N T I O I Rum s mg o r n o il P a y SS. 3 days A wk . w* haul I H OLO A J U N K C A R S / T H U C K I W A N T E D W ill pay C A S H A haul aw ay. T ra c y i 3*4j t 1 l^ 241 — Recreational Vehicle*/ Camper* C A M P O R O U N D M e m b ersh M . cam p Irom coast to coast R PI affiliation P a id S3M0 Sacrt Ilea S371I Call I *00330033* a C H E V V M*4*r bam s. 7 A Clean, run* great. F u ll bath. A/C. G enerator. New awning. Good tire s .... ............. .331 7*4* Needs new parents I 23 t— V e h icle s W a n te d CASH SSS P A ID I F er Junh Cars. T ru c k s A M l s c . l Kaap Am erlea B aau tifu l 1.... 333 5444 H U N T IN G . C A M P IN O t r a i l ­ er 3*'. goose neck. St.OT OBO 333 1U 7_______________ _ *3 W IN N E B A G O . 3* ft. long, med. condition, new engm*. *4400 331 143* "LOAN A-RANGER" RIDES AGAIN! 233—Auto Part* / AcctstoflH O N E S T O P T IR E SHOP. Tires SA00 A up Mounted A Bat 17/43 A 13th at Chaepo Depo ie Quality Used Car* 4 Trucks ■ e Good Creditl No Credit! I Bad Creditl No Problem! 235—Truck*/ F O R D F A IR M O N T . 13. 4 C y l. re b u ilt auto. AC. PS. PB. new m ags SI3QO.OBO 331 1*34 M E R C E D E S 'SS 3MSS. Pearl b lack , fu lly loaded and pam pared 137.000 m l S4100 O i l Jean W l t e t M . Wanted______ B u m / Van* VACUUM. E x c e l l e n t c o n d . S 31 o r w /A tte c h m e n t* l* 0 330 0404__ 23i—Vehlclt* 235-Truck*/ 213—Auctions B u m / Van* • C H E V Y B E A U V I L L E VAN •74, 1 ton, P a iM n g e r van, c l ta n Loaded! Too much to list, m ust see to appreciate O n ly S3.4*1 O B O .........331 STOP MINCER MOTORS 32 1 -2*193 321 1450 D R E S S E R Sear* Open H e a rth , dk pm* w ,m irro re d h u tch 1121 321 4311 • E L E C T R I C S T O V E »k\> 322 *74* 157— Mobile Homes / Sale C A R R IA G E CO V E SS 3 3 d o u b le w ld e . C H A ro o t ta r purl l i t SOOOBO 64V 5331 w trim w hrat p a tte rn 45 ptecr* IS* )2t 000: • F U L L S IZE B O X S P R I N G And m sttre % t good co n d . ISO M tffJI tA S * U A tn t * CASter* %:s j : : r e 4 • S I N G L E B E D m etal I ra m e o n ro lle r* bos in n ersp nn q m a t trrss*4.s w ill deliver 333 *214 CARRIAGE COVE m o b il e h o m e c o m m u n it y • 14X14. >/} S p ilt 83 S K Y L I N E 10**0 sern rm . S* 000 • 34X14. 3/3 S plit SI D E S T I N Y tp k .113.000 • 14X40. 3/3 S plit 80 B R O A D M O O R ic r n rm 13 000 .3 4 X 5 * 1' 3 S plit 7 4 L I B E R T Y P a r lia llr turn *13 100 • 14X30.1/3 S plit M F L E E T W O O D w w ash d r y . s u n rm SI* 000 . 34X40, 3/3 S plit 40 S K Y L I N E w wash d r y , d is h w a s h e r • T W IN BED H I. c o m p le te w »pnng* & M a llr e s * S20 322 4»SS W A T E R B E D *50 S P C Sec t o n a l S O F A 1125 bab y C R I B *AO A ll item s O BO 130 24*6 183-Television/ Radio / Stereo tp k *30 OOO C A L L : 333 11*0or *31 3703 CASSELBERRY J B D R M 1 bath Central A ir. c a r p o r t 3 5cre*»Y pcrcho* eOutO. 2 i* l0 p i li* 12*)i wood d*ck & f 3*22 liv in g room. P r ic e 130 S00 E lm » r B o k a lla , Inc. 499 7979, Reollor • CD P LA Y E R JV C . co nd lik e new 105 O BO 32! 79*9 187—Sporting Goods SPA. PO RTABLE. J PER SO N D e lu ie eq u ip u n d e r w a t e r lig h t Cedar G A ZE B O N e v e r u w d 31475 407 240 4*83 189-Office Supplies / Equipment SUPERIOR M O B IL E H O M E S IN C Homes in C a rria g e C o v e Handy M an 's S p e c ia l: 13i40 3/1 11141. Choose Iro m 1. 13 wides a ll 3/1. C 'H A . some with other e it r a s S149S 00 1/1 Doublewida C / H A : *14.500 A ll the above a re ca»h p r ic e N O R iaso nab le O tter* R e tu se d P O S S IB L E F I N A N C I N G 447 331 44)4 or 443 3014 • D E S K o lllc e type. 5 d ra w e r w /tlle draw er N ice co nd LI g re y *40 Can m ove 121 *040 M A S T E R C A R D A V IS A a u th o r Iration m achine w ith p r in te r, lik e new In o rig in a l b o ie * . a skin g SHOO O B O A»k tor M lc h a lle 1*5 1141 CALL FLORIDA'S LARGEST VOLVO DEALER FOR THE BEST PRICE, SELECTION, AND SERVICE! W HY BGm ? n o lR V '! When You Can 1 at Pamala Oaks :A O OOO 482 P er Month P & I SES . . . a ff o rd VOLVO 850GLT-OUR MOST POPULAR! 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