1 10 269 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a389ad268fba2c13d976f139decacc56.pdf d79fffc7f4c52e62137ac0739519f592 PDF Text Text 11 m , \ m "S ' • • % V f. SEMINOLE TODAY 75 Cents S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry a n d S a m ln o la C o u n ty t in e a 1 9 0 8 Hon- mth Year, No. 221 - Sanford, Florida * <1 Little boy's rescue call helps save the grandma he loves By DAVID FR A ZIE R Herald Staff Writer LAKE M A R Y - One o f the moat important aubjecta children can be taught In achool today la aafety awareness. And 6-year-old Bran­ don DuPree was listening atten­ tively the day they went over how to use O il. On Friday, the Lake Mary Fire Department honored Brandon with a plaque and a bag o f Items from Target deportment store. He also received a letter o f appreciation as well. And Ken Roberts. Seminole County director o f Public Safety, awarded Brandon with a 911 pin that dispatchers wear. On a beautiful Friday morning In front o f a fluorescent fire rescue vehicle parked at the Lake Mary Fire Station, news crews converged to report on the presentation. Brandon OuPrse, 0, Is cradled Win a * * NnUng lor aOi! ctftufi Brandon was flanked by his mother and grandmother along with fire station staff. The young boy wearing a plastic fire fighter's hat was smiling cheek to cheek. Ills grandmother. Gertrude See Rescue. Page 6A City officials, cops brace for rave B y M A R IA O R EM Herald Staff Writer News of an upcoming rave at a Sanford night club next weekend has prompted city offlcUls to look more closely at IrglaUtlon regulating all night events. A rave Is an all night dance oarty featuring synthesised techno music, often associated with Illegal drug use. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said he had some very strong reactions when he heard about three weeks ago that the Tsunami Beach Club would be hosting a rave which he said could attract between 2.200 and 18 000 people "W e will enforre ordinances to the fullest ex□ Bee P a r t y . F a g s 3 A For young adults, all night dance parties earn rave reviews Crossing the T in Sanford Rave* have recently drawn national atten­ tion and in particular the City of OrUndo where many clubs hold the moralhon events. In an effort to reduce reported drug use. Orlando established a Rave Review Task Force In April, which recently recommended 4 am closings o f the clubs, thus cutting raves short. The current ordinance requires clubs with liquor licenses to stop serving alcohol at 2 a m . how­ ever they are allowed to slay open after that for other purposes as long as no alcohol la served Joe Robinson, asaislant to Orlando Mavor B y JE FF B E R U N 1C X E Herald Staff Writer There'a a Stanford University, but that's just north o f Son Francisco. Here at the Sar\ford Herald, we get lots of ess releases In the sports cave lor Samford ntversity. but that's a small college football powerhouse in Birmingham. Ala. In the town o f Sanford. N.C.. there's even another S a lford Herald newspaper (no rela­ tion). but that ain’t us and. as Ur as we know. B Im □ B a a R a ve. Fags 3A Tsunami Beach earlier this ysar hosted an Earth Day birthday For the July 4 Inooor rave. owner Stan Smith said the club will take a head count to comply with the 980 person capacity. Saving grace in Cameron City A break Stanford v Page 6 A in school taxes? Pastor won’t welcome nude dancing clubs ' i By VICKI D cSO R M IER By RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer At one time the Rev. Elizabeth "Beth" Ann Fogle Miller had her sights set on becoming a lawyer. She had rather preach than judge any old lime. See story on Page4B. 1 ________ )fXU. v« 1 ... 4 Pastor Roosevelt Green • taking leave from hi* Job at Green's Roof­ ing Company • allowed himself some precious, prayerful momenta on a visit Friday afternoon to the sanctuary of St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. Green, who was born in a house near the church and recalls picking beans for 20 cents a barrel during the Depression years. Is deeply concerned about what soon may happen to ihe church and the agricultural and residential area eaal of Orlando Sanford Airport known as Cameron City. Come October, the little white church located on a dirt road oil Kentucky Ave. will celebrate Us 75th anniversary • certainly a reason for great Joy. What bothers the pastor and hts congregation Is that their Joy may be short-lived. " W e 'v e seen m any ch a n g e s here." the 65-year-old pastor said Friday, "and we welcome changes that are good, but whal is about to happen Is.nol at all good. Industry • that w e w ou ld w elco m e. E vil □ S e e P a stor. Fags 6 A 1 A 4 9 ■ A 4 H«»d k m k, Tommy\ Today: Scattered Thunderstorms. Highs In the upper 80s. ______ For m ere w e a th e r se e M B * * A I N D E X Editorial............ H oroecop e........ ... 10B 4B-8B People P olice............ Sports............... .,1B-3B T V ...................... ... 10B W eath er............ Your school taxes might be going down next year. School officials are still pu l­ ling pencil to paper to come up with the final figures, but the way things look right now. they say. It would appear you'll be able to buy an extra lunch or two out next year. Preliminary figures show the mlltage rate for the local re­ quired effort could go down by about 1.74 percent. from 6.628 to 6 513. The actual mlllage rate for the Local Required Effort will not be set until the Depart­ ment of Education certifies the mlllage. That will occur no later than July 17. The basic discretionary rate will remain at .510 mills. , The supplemental discre­ tionary fund and debt service also Is expected to be slightly reduced. The mlllage for the supple­ mental discretionary fund Is See Taxes. Page 3A P astor R oosevsll O fte n Teacher Steve Ptacek has made a difference in the lives of the students at Sem ­ inole High School. He hopes to use his sense of humor, his life experi­ ence and his knowledge of science and technology to do the same at Win­ ter Springs High next year. Story 9 B u eln eee........ ........ 7B C la s s ifie d !..... Com ics ..... mh . C ro ssw o rd 10B D eer A b b y ^ u u ........ D eath s............ Dr. Qott........... ...... 100 Herald Senior Staff Writer P ago 2A. HmM PIMM0, TommyVtaMnl Controversial local radio host talks it out with management By VICKI D cSO R M IE R Herald Senior Staff Writer Controversial talk show host Connie Flshbaugh pushed her mouth right up against the m icro­ phone in the WAMT (AM 1060) broadcast facility at radio station WTRR (AM 1440) on Celery Avenue In Sanford. "This program Is my life.* she said Friday, her voice cracking a bit. *1 have a passion for doing the right thing. You may not think too much o f me. You may think I'm too liberal. You may think I'm too loud. You may not like all that, but you know I always stand on the side o f Justice.* Flshbaugh's most recent foray into supporting truth and Justice came Wednesday when the talk show host went to the home of former preacher Oeorge Crossley at the request o f some of his sup­ porters. Crossley has been accused and arrested a year ago for trying to hire a hitman to kill his former lover's husband. His friends thought he would do well to go on the air. Flshbaugh said, to help prove his Innocence. Flshbaugh said she was flabber­ gasted by some o f his comments when she concluded that Interview at his home. She left with the tape See Radio, Psge 6A S U B SC R IB E TO TH E SA N FO R D H E R A LD FOR TH E B EST LO C A L N E W S C O VE R A G E. Call 322-2611 I b— �1A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 29. 1997 Tuscawilla flap may be nearing end IN B R I E F B y K E L L IE V E K K E K Herald Staff Writer Making the switch Patience and perseverance. These are two qualities that the resi­ dents o f Tuscawilla. a Winter Springs Country Club community, have had to learn very well. And tt just might be paying off. On Wednesday. June 25. a receiver walk named for the golf, tennis and country club portion o f the community. T h is Is exactly what we've been waiting for.* Tuscawilla resident. Rolf Utegaard said. 'Hopefully, this Is the first step to ­ ward getting our club back, ft Is certainly a step In the right direction.* James Mikes, the owner o f Tuscawilla and another golf course In Tampa, ts In the middle o f a law suit with hla mortgage company, GATX Capita! Corp. According to published reports. Mikes stopped mak­ ing full payments In July 1995 and stopped making any o f the 890.000-a-month pay­ ments in April 1996. That's when GATX filed suit against the country club owner. The suit was filed In Hillsborough County (Tampa) because Mikes also owns the golf course tn that county and therefore the mortgage com ­ pany has the choice o f where to file. 'A n agreement has been signed and there will be a foreclosure sale,* Mikes said Saturday. 'But as in any lawsuit, both sides have the possibility o f winning and losing.* A receiver Is assigned by the court to manage properties and businesses (hat are Involved In a foreclosure suit. They are put In place lo ensure that the value o f the It's time for the Judges In Seminole County to play musical chairs...er. benches. Monday, the Judges In the circuit court will be reassigned In a regular change. Judges O.H. Eaton and Thomas Freeman will no longer hear criminal cases and will, Instead hear civil cases. Judges Newman Brock nnd Seymour Benson will leave the civil bench to begin hearing criminal cases. Judge Nancy Alley will make the change from family, probate and mental health cases to cases Involving Juveniles. Going up Customers o f Florida Power Corporation IFPC) better brace themselves for a possible rise in thetr monthly utility b ills come the fall. A settlement this .week between FPC and Its Lake County en­ ergy supplier could spell higher bills for customers alter the Public Service Commission IPSC) approved a contract that would end a dispute between the utility ad Lake Cogen. Ltd. In Umatilla. Lak e Cogen sells power to FPC. It sued the utility three years ago. saying FPC had broken a 20-year contract. The two pa r­ ties were able to work out a deal that was approved by the PSC. FPC will buy out Lake Cogen for $50 million over the next dozen years. The cost o f the buyout wlU be passed on to customers In the form o f higher monthly fuel charges. The average consumer o f 1,100 kilowatt hours a month will pay as much as 81.57 per month for the first few months nnd about 30 cents per month after that. property or establishm ent Is maintained or even possibly Improved until the conclu­ sion of the c u lt *A receiver will manage under the super­ vision of the court on behalf oT the plain­ tiff. In this case, the mortgage holder, for the duration of the litigation.* Rick Nellson. an attorney with the Tampa firm that Is representing GATX Capital Corp. ex­ plained. T h e receiver will remain in place until the new owner takes over and the court releases him or her.* This appears to be a light at the end o f the tunnel for TUscawllla residents, who have been lighting to regain control of their community. Since taking over the country club. Mikes has proposed and made many changes, angering the residents and Involving the City of Winter Springs. First. Mikes proposed building houses around the golf course and In the area o f the tennis courts. Residents believed the building lots infringed on their course and have pleaded with the city to halt the building. Then, the condition of the pool deterio­ rated to the point that tt had to be closed for health code violations. Next to d o se were the tennis courts. The 500 member tennis association had dwin­ dled to 40 due to the lack o f night time lighting, closure of the restrooms and club house facilities and the condition of the courts. Finally, all of the remaining tennis members quit en masse, telling Mikes In a letter o f resignation that they had not lost Interest tn playing and would return aa soon as the facility was brought back up to the level they expected and were paying for. In addition to listening to the resident’s complaints at every city commission meeting, the City of Winter Springs has . had to file suit against Mikes for unpaid water bills. Further legal action has also included fending off a suit from Mikes concerning the settlement agreement that was reached on the building project In 1995. Mikes claims that the City of Winter Springs Is dragging Its feet concerning the ■greed upon building project. The city con­ tends that they need a forther review o f the comprehensive plan for the community which lays out the designated areas for recreation, residences ana business. It's possible that the difficulties may be coming to an end. and rather quickly. ‘ Generally, the appointment of a receiver signals that the suit Is nearing an end.* Nellson said. 'I f all goes as planned, the litigation could conclude as soon a s Sep­ tember with a new owner In place. For now. tf one o f the problems was the per­ sonality differences between the owner and the residents, that will at least resolve It­ self wtth the receiver In place. ’csotved. however. I Little else may be res T h e re will be s huge law suit (lied t the city.* Mikes said 'And iHey are that It is coming.* While the residents 'are uttering a sm all o f temporary relief, the city may be 1Its breath. Both the residents and the City o f Winter Springs will need to maintain their perse­ verance and patience for a little while longer. Teacher uses humor, fun to get kids interested in learning Unpleasant surprise! By c o u r t n e y u m v Herald Correspondent__________ plant for three years and spending a year In law school. Ptacek definitely can tell There are aome wonderful aome stories. They're pretty funny, too. teachers In the Seminole County school system. *1 wauled to be the captain of a submarine, that's why I Steve Placek Is one o f them went Into the Navy. Everyone Surprisingly, his career has always says I could be a lawyer just begun fils first year of or I could teach. I could be an teaching was served at Lyman engineer or I could teach. I've High School mostly with done a lot and after I’ve tried Chemistry and Principles of everything and realised I didn't Technology. Seminole High like It. I said why not teach? School waa lucky enough to And t love It.* said Ptacek. rab him for the summer but Ptacek has a way of teaching e will be headed for the new that actually gets the students Winter Springs High School interested in what they're this fall. learning. And a lot of times ptacek did not start off that's a hard thing to do. espe­ wanting to be a teacher, cially wtth topics Uke atoms, though. In foclp thM* man turn d u »e . energy, and the periodic tabic. But with his am aslng sense of P ,9* humor and enthusiasm any­ Jobs and h es only 30. Prom a thing can be accomplished aa college degree 11W -Kouthero H* a student steps into hla room. Unois in sociology. Ptacek He relates to the students graduated to performing In live maybe because he almost theater, working as a manager seems like a student himself . at Taco Bell for a year, selling Ptacek enjoys watching the mattresses, enlisting In the Navy, running a nuclear power Baa Ptacafc. Pags 3 A g These two cars met quite by accident on Friday af ternoon in front of the Sonny's Real Pit Barbecue restaurant on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Sanford. No one was injured In the mishap which sent the MR2 underneath the larger Grand Am Wet weather caused quite a few traffic accidents afl around Seminole County over the last few days. Taachsr S la v a P la c n k The way we were : SHS Class of ‘54 Today: Thunderstorms. Highs m the lower 90s. Tonight: Lows In the mid 60s. Sunday: Thunderstorms. Lows tn the mid 60s. Highs In the low 90s. Monday. Scattered Thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s. Tuesday Thunderstorms. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s. Wednesday: Scattered Thunderstorms. Lows In the mid 70s. Highs In the mid 90s. [t id e s 1 SUNDAY SOLUNAR TABLE: min.. 10:55 a.m.. 11:25 p.m.. maj.. 4:45 a.m.. 5:10 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs: 12:40 a.m., 1:12 p.m., Iowa: 7:04 a.m., 7:28 p.m. New Sm yrna Beach: highs: 12:45 a.m.. 1:17 p.m.. lows: 7:00 a.m.. 7:33 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: highs: 1:00 a.m.. 1:32 p m ., lows: 7:24 a.m.. 7:45 p.m. Sunday, June 29, 1997 Vol. 89. No. 221 Publlshsd Tustdsy through Frtdsy and Sunday by Tha Sanford Herald. Inc. 300 M. French Are , Sanford. Fla. 32771 Periodical Pottage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing offices Poetmealer: Send eddrett changes to THE SAMFORD HERALD, P O. Bo* 1667, Sanford, FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rale* (Dally * Sunday) Home Delivery Mail 3 Months 119 SO *24 QO • Months S39 90 I d 90 1 Veer *79 00 M AM Florida Raeidenta must pay 7% tales taa In addition to rate* above. Phone (407) 322-2611 D aytona A lot o f memories came flooding back as I was writing a recent column on the Seminote High School Class of 1952. 1 was a sophomore their senior year and graduated In 1954. 1 especially remember the Sadie Hawkins Day activities. Since I was on the student council (headed by president Walter Routh), I had helped plan them and I recall the day as being a tremendous success and lots o f fun. 1 even have a picture o f me in my Dogpatch attire! I have the April 8 and June 5. 1952 editions o f the Celery Fed so will continue today with happenings that school year. Beach: Waves are 4 feet and choppy. Current ts running to the south with a water temperature o f 79 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and choppy. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature of 81 degrees. The Ultra Violet Index |UVI) rating for the Orlando area Is 10. The UV1 levels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency. FLORIDA TEM PS MIAMI _ Florida 24 hour temperatures and rainfall at 8 a.m. today: City Hi Lo Rain 80 Apalachicola 75 00 Daytona Beach 90 74 tr Ft. Lauderdale 80 79 06 92 Fort Myers 77 Ol Gainesville 90 71 .01 Jacksonville 93 72 .01 Key West 80 73 .19 89 Miami 79 00 Pensacola 88 74 00 Sarasota 91 75 61 90 Tallahassee 03 73 Tampa 92 78 00 W. Palm Beach 89 78 .02 LOTTERY •# Here are the winning numbers selected on Friday In the Florida Lottery: Fsntssy 5 6-12-15-19-23 S tu d e n t C o u n c il C o n v e n tio n [ One article that brought back memories was on the ninth annual Florida Association of Student Councils Convention held at P.K. Yongc Laboratory School and the University o f Florida on April 10-12. 1952. I was a delegate from SHS along with Donna Witte. Linda Leon­ ard. and Eleanor Nix. Our sponsors. Miss Ethel Riser and Mrs. Gladys Smith, went with us. I recall going to various meetings, but the things that stand out In my mind are the powdered eggs In the U o f F cafeteria, the barracks on campus where we stayed In tiny rooms with bunk beds, and going to fraternity party. I was definitely out o f my element at the latter, but It was an experience. While walking back to the barracks from a meeting our last night, some young men Invited us to a party at their fraternity house. Looking back. I wonder where our chaperones were! I had a miserable cold wtth a dripping nose and a headache and longed to get back to the room, but not wanting to be a party pooper. I went along with the others. I remember trying to enjoy myself, but It was diffi­ cult for this naive 15 year old G R A C E M. S T IN E C IP H E R with the added problem of a severe cotdl Finally. Eleanor agreed to leave wtth me, and I gratefully fell Into my bunk bed. I'm sure that Donna and Linda could give a much more Interesting account of the party! N e w E lectio n S ystem Another article gave the de­ tails o f the new school election system that I helped formulate as a member o f that committee o f the student council. Up to that point, all class officers were chosen by nominations from the floor with elections held Immediately by a show of hands. We worked out a system whereby candidates had to sign up during a two week qualifying period, then were allowed to campaign for a cou­ ple o f weeks. Each candidate also had to give a speech. Those who wished to vote had to register with the student registrars for their class and on election day, voted tn their precincts. The procedure was a success and It has been car­ ried out. with modifications through the years. 1. myself, ran for an office that year, but was defeated which was a huge disappoint­ ment. Out. o f course. I found lots o f other activities to be In­ volved In that next year. M ay Day Ball Jimmy Smith and Jean Wil­ son were crowned king and queen o f the May at the annual May Day Ball held at the ar­ mory on May 7, 1952. Their attendants were Jane Davis and Joe McClung. C aro­ line Mclnnls and Mike WheL chel. aeniora; Sylvia llaycs and Junior Metis, Kitty Nix and Terry Cordell. Juniors: Barbara Cassube and Bubba B labee. aophomorea, Lennlc Rotundo and Harold Pate, freshmen. E x c h a n g e P ro g ra m The Library Club presented Us annual exchange program at Orlando Senior High on March 19. The program in­ cluded the following: violin solo by BlU Park accompanied by Ann Lovell: novelty number by Edwin Tlson and Joan Wright accompanied by Perucy W rlvit; an acrobatic dance by CUudcttc Walls accompanied by Mra. Blankenship: solos by George Harden. Gerald Coving­ ton and David Hester each a c­ companied by Jeanne Lane Miller. Ellen Lyon played a piano medley; Norma Faye Harvey. Arm Whitaker and Jon! Saun­ ders presented a dance as did Gretchen Klrchoff; and there was a novelty number by the Flora Dora Girls and the Dou­ ble Quartette. Sammy Jacobson was mas­ ter o f ceremonies. I remember being a part of the exchange program the fol­ lowing year as a member o f the Jug Band. This was a comical group formed by members of the SHS Band who played Jugs, bottles and flutes while dressed as hillbillies. We sometimes also put on a hu­ morous skit. I played Q and A bottles. The program that year was our first time at Boone High School as 1952-53 was the birth o f Boone and Edgewater while the old OHS be­ came Howard Junior High. There Is a picture o f our Jug Band In the front section o f the 1953 Salmagundi. Those play­ ing Jugs were Rodman Brumley and Bobby Morris; playing b o t­ tles were Nancy Rountree. Ronnie Anderson. Dot John­ son. Rosemary Garner. Dickie Kendall and I: flutists were Marvin Goembel. Jimmy Brown, Mickey Durak. Beverly Benton and June Vance. S H S B an d W in s H onors This article told, o f the Dis­ trict Band Contest held in Or­ lando on March 28. 1952. We made a superior rating in marching that year and excel­ lent in concert and sight­ reading. Something was mentioned that I had totally forgotten. It seems tli.it Claudette Waits, first drummer, was taken 111 at the last minute and was unable to march. Since the drum c a ­ dence Is very important in a marching band. Bebe Blabee relinquished her position as head majorette to play the drum. She did a splendid Job and the band came through with a superior rating. Superior ratings were also made by the following: Janette Ratliff, twirling; Pawn Bishop, trombone: Phillip Toney, french horn: Louise Benton, baritone and Debe Blsbce, saxophone. The brass quintet composed o f Gene Wilkinson. Stuart Mathleux. Phillip Toney. Louise Benton and Lee Parmctcr was also rated as superior. Chaperones accompanying the band were Mrs. S.A.B. Wilkinson. Mrs. V.O. Hasty. A.L. Collins. Mrs. Peter J. Buker and Mrs. H.J. Blsbee. This was Mr. Ernie Cowley's first year as bandmaster at SHS. One o f the Judges made this comment "This la a nice band that Is coming up In the stale and I am sure everyone concerned la happy*. Unwanted... Exh year. 5.7 million cm and __ lulled in our pounds and sheken. _ are not enough home* lor these ininub. Call 1‘800321-PETS Friend* of Anioul*. Inc. 777tat h d Diner, CT06620 / �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. June 29, 1997 - 3A P ta c ek ------- Rave POLICE BRIEFS Missing shorts John Jenkins. 31. o f 1701 W. 13th St.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Jenkins was charged with retail then and arrested at Towne Center Clr. Report said that he exited store while concealing shorts. Diaper caper Eugene Johnson. 46. o f 1206 W. 7th 51.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Johnson was charged with retail then and arrested In the 3800 block o f Orlando Ave. Report said that he tried to walk out o f a store with diapers. Prostitution arrest Ruthle Pendleton, 19. o f 210 Holl y Ave.. Sanford, was ilicr. Pendleton was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police, charged with assignation to commit prostitution and resisting without violence and arrested at the corner o f Seminole and Palmetto Ave. Report said that Pendleton offered to perform oral sex to an agent. She refused to exit the officer's vehicle when she was asked to as well. Marijuana buds found (Irian Soflta. 23. o f 609 Keenetand Pike. Lake Mary, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Sofka was charged with possession of marijuana under 20 grams and arrested at the corner o f State Roads 436 and 434, R n x x l said that officer found buds around the driver's side o f Soma's car. Retail theft charged Arletha Oalnes. 35. of 1324 Hickory Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Oalnes was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 2400 block o f Lake Ave. Report said that Oalnes and an accomplice took dresses from a store. Domestic violence Jennifer Towers. 31. of 303 Tsngerinc Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Towers was charged wtlh battery (domestic violence) and arrested St her residence. Report said that Towers hit husband In the arm with a badminton racquet. Retail theft Rochelle Davis. 21. o f 71 Lake Monroe Terr Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Davis was charged with retail theft and arrested tn the 3G00 block of Lake Emma Rd Report said that Davts tried to exit a store with several Hems from different store department* without paying far them. Soliciting sex charged Willie Hayes. 37. of 1006 1/2 W 13th St . Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford Police. Hayes was charged with assignation to commit prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia and arrested at the rorncr of 2ml Si and Sanford Ave. Report said lhat Hayes solicited oral sex to an undercover agent. Officers observed llayrs ihrow down a pipe as they went to arrest him ****** * ♦ * '* • < «***• [ X X r — ■■■-------------------------------------*»■■ •*!► **** i Taxes Continued from Pag* 1A rxpected to go down 002 mills while the debt service is expected lo be .016 mills. The actual mlllage rales for the supplemental discretion­ ary and debt service will not be set until the taxable value of each home has been finalucd by the tax assessor. That should happen by July I. Those who live In (he aver­ age 6100.000 home In Semi­ nole County could pay an av­ erage of 810.13 less this year than last. In 1996-97 lhat homeowner paid 6773.10 In school taxes If the Ogurea from the state and from Ihe local tax office remain the same this year's tsx bill wUI be a mere 9762.98. The first public hearing on the budget 1s scheduled for 7 p m on July 31. Despite the decrease in taxes, the board Is planning an Increase In the operating budget. Directors of the school system Finance De­ partment were attending a conference and were not available for comment. C ontinu ed from Page 2A Simpsons, cartoons, and talks non-stop about Tommy Boy. the movie. He acts a tittle like Jim Carrey too. Students don’t sleep, write love letters or die o f boredom as he lectures or shows the class a new formula. They are eagerly listening to what he la saying and getting Involved in numerous class discussions. Students ask questions and wall as he explains the anHe has found a way to get children back Into school and not by rules and yelling but b y humor and fan. Ptacek has debates, labora­ tory projects, note taking lec­ tures. and group assignments. He feels mixing things up makes a student learn better and ultimately stops them from cheating so much. Through individual and group activities, the atudenta have to grasp the course to pass. Ptacek also throws tn many fanny stories that let the class get lo know him better and shows * that ’ hey. I was In your shoes not too long a go .' His advice to students Is simple. "Whatever you d a be serious about It. Have fan In life but the last couple o f years o f high school and the first years after high school are going to manipulate what you do In the long run. Keep direct and be prepared for changing your mind and opinions tn what you’re going to do tn life. I f your always working in a positive fashion it’s going to pay o ff no matter what you do * Enter his classroom and don’t be surprised to ace all the elec­ tric fans on (he's a northern boyl. Packers stuff everywhere, and if you're fortunate h e ll do a card trick or two Where does Ptacek see him ­ self tn ten years? *1 am gptng to Winter Spring* to do my Job and I'll see what opens up.* said Ptacek Realistically. I sec myself teaching at Winter Springs for the next 30 years I like to roll the dire now because as long as you're being productive and as long as you're moving fo r­ ward in life. It's a much healthier attitude than trying to control everything * • w e offer the best service at a reasonable price • w e do all preparation at our location • we meet your time schedule • we offer trusted pre-arrangem ents with no interest charge GRACE E. OUTHEIL O n ce' E. Gutheli. 81. North Forest Boulevard. Lake Mary, died Thursday. June 26. 1997. A homemaker, she was a member o f the First Presbyte­ rian Church at Lake Mary and o f Ihe Seminole County YWCA. She was ■ former volunteer with Meals on Wheels for many years. Survivors include her daugh­ ters Jerri Gutheli at Lake Mary and Linda Turck o f Tampa: her sister Edith Licbcrt o f Kissim ­ mee: and her grandson. Baldwin •Fairchild-Oak lawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, tn charge of the arrangements. JAt (amity of tfa late pmmuJLtikm 1 BETTE ORMOCOW CHRIS NEAL JIM SCHUITEMAN who died June 14, 1997 sincerely thank all who sent Bowers, cards, resolutions and made telephone calls during our sorrow. G ramkow F uneral H ome since 1956 1 will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you/ John 14:18 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 Glenda Hood, said the overall concensus o f the task force Is that drugs proliferate raves, but limiting raves might create problems somewhere else. When asked about the upcoming rave at Tsunami. Josh T o ile r 21. o f Casselberry, said he feels the number o f people Sanford expects la greatly exaggerated. An avid rave fan. T o ile r said he and his friends will not be going to Tsunami because he doesn't consider the event a true rave since the club Is not a Urge enough venue. " I wouldn't pay all that money to go there. It should be held somewhere with a lot o f space like the fairgrounds." he said. "Prom what I hear, many o f the bigger DJs won't be there and It won’t last long enough to make It worthwhile." he said. T o iler has been going to raves for the past four and a half years. He said he averages two to three raves a week and travels throughout the state and sometimes out o f state If there la a big rave going on. He says the average time a rave should last Is between eight and nine hours Many o f the raves he allends start at about midnight and go unit 9 a.m.. he said. T o iler said the main reason he goes to raves Is for I he music and to relax. ” 1 have the best lim e there with m y friends. You ran be totally peaceful among each other/* he said. Party 3 J it J a m it y . IR R M H I T fim n o n # / K Im a m ^ ra n n o n M a ^ p e f^ w s !^ n r n P At this lime. Simmons said on Friday, we are c o n s id e r in g th e c lu b an e n te r t a in m e n t establishment. However. Jim Hattaway, attorney for FSV Inc., which Tsunami Is a part of. sold the club Is more like a concert hall and therefore once they slop serving alcohol at 2 a m. the club may remain open. "W e will follow ihe la w ." Hattaway said. "W e will have off duty officers on site and we think il will go well. My client realizes that If w e’re seen as a conduit for Illegal activity they will be shut down and they don't want that." Hattaway said dialogue between Ihe city attorney, BUI Colbert, and himself will continue until an agreement. Stan Smith, owner of Tsunami, said the Indoor event Is just another concert and appropriate security will be provided Just like for any other concert. A head count will be taken at the door, he said, to make sure the club compiles with Ihe 960 person capacity. Smith also said he wanted to clarify that Tsunami Is a 10.000 square-foot venue and not 30.000 as previously billed When asked about the upcoming rave. Smith was reluctant to call Ihe event a rave, saying. "A s the owner. I don't know ihe distinction between an all-night <J*ik .< party which could be a church event or a rave." Smith added he has been speaking with city officials In Sanford and has also spoken with the City of Orlando regarding all-night dance parties. He said he expects the event to last until 4 or 5 a m .like other concerts have in Ihe past. 1A tent regarding parking, alcohol, and crowd ca­ pacity.” Dole said. "T h ere will be zero drug tolerance." Dale said he has alerted the Sanford Police and neighboring agencies and has secured their support If It Is needed "W e're prepared for the worse but hope for I he best,” he said. "W e won't harass anyone but we plan lo keep a r lose eye on people." In a Oyer, distributed among rave fans, the event Is billed as FUSION 97 and was originally scheduled for Memorial Day weekend at Ihe Tampa Fairgrounds Live techno bands and DJs were scheduled lo appear In Tampa but Ihe event was cancelled. The flyer also gives directions lo Tsunami and describes ihe club as being more than 30.000 square feel. Tickets for the July 4 event are only available at Ihe door and not through Tlrketmasler a* indicated on Ihe flyer. Prior is listed as 625 Dale said he Is also concerned with references In ihe flyer which talk about Ihe event being cancelled In Tampa and how fans are urged lo "Declare our Independence." Dale also referred lo Ihe recent statr ordinance which says that clubs that serve alcohol must close si 2 a m . unless local ordinances stale otherwise. Currently at Issue Is the interpretation o f the local ordinance and whether Tsunami falls under Ihe category of an entertainment establishment. If that Is the case, according to City Manager BUI So why not vw/t us? II lop tanka, past selection, and low pdcas am in tfw tuns you task. Rsmsmbsr... Tht Musk Is Coming from Our PUctl J »«r. Survtvors Include nt» Ana: his sons John David Me­ lendez o f Aberdeen. NJ and Mi­ chael Anthony Melendez of Newtown. Penn.: his daughter Ltsa Doreen Colon and Alexan­ dra Melissa Melendez, both of Deltona: hts brother Jose Del Carmen Melendez o f Comerlo. P.R.: his sisters Anna Melendez o f Areclbo. P.R.. Marla Melen­ dez o f Bayamon. P R. and Amelia Melendez o f Catano. P.R.: and hts four grandchil­ dren. K f l a is e r PONTIAC- BUICK-GMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd. Dslmd D C lA N O S M - m a S S l • 0 AV 1ONA S0S 1S74 S4S . CXUANOO M 74 ISO S 4* 1 0 CA 1ID AT IH t COSNl# OT MWV 1?-91 i HWV ISA* Baulauff Funeral Home. Del­ tona. In charge of the ar­ rangements. G i f t t N o : O P I E N I N I t f RICKY JOE RASH. JR. Ricky Joe Rash. Jr.. 16. West Street. DeLeon Springs, died Thursday. June 26 as the re­ sult of a fall at work. Born in Lebanon. Virginia on Sept. 21. I960, he was a roofer and a Baptist. Survtvors Include his parents Ricky Joe. Sr. and Victoria Lynn Rash o f DeLeon Springs: his paternal grandparents Mr. A Mrs. Ralph Rash o f Deltona; his maternal grandparents Keith and Joan Watters o f St. Louis. Missouri and BUI and Del or Is Gcbhart o f Scguin. Texas; his paternal grea t­ grandmother Vlrgte Rash of Panama City. Fla.: hts mater­ nal great-grandmother; and his brothers Mark Anthony. Aaron Lee and James William of DeLeon Springs. m | PRETTY LADIES FASHION BOUTK] SPORTSWEAR AND FASHION DRESSES SIZES PETITE TO XXXL d Imported Shoes. Fancy Hata. Handbags & Accessories . M [ Y r INO M THIS"AD TO RECEIVE FREE GIFT AND A U MARKED PRICES ! 10 * OFF * FLEA W O R L D • BLDG. 300 #21.23 (407) 322-0055 FRI.-SUN. 10 AM - 5 PM Brisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f the arrange­ ments. _>___ RASH. Ricky Jo e Jr. Funeral services for Ricky Joe Rash wtl be Monday (6/30) at 11 am. in the Brisson Funeral Chapel with Rev. James Holden officiating. Interment wil follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 6 until 3 p.m. Brisson Funeral Home. 322-2131, Sanford, in charge of services. ' 0 ou t o f 10 m ica p r e fe r U io C on s u m er In ftjrm A U oa on lin e. C a tch it s t w w w . fo e M o . g s a .4 o v . OS. Oenerel Santee* *■•» T o ile r also said he feels (he city o f Sanford could be overreacting about the expected crowd alie , and baaed on what he has heard, many ravers will be attending a rave scheduled for the same day at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. " I t ’s good to be prepared, though, because like any eYent with a lot o f people, you need securi­ ty ." he said. He said the media often distorts the facts about raves and does not present accurate Information to the public. He also does not like the focus on drugs. For that reason and because he enjoys raves and does not want to see them relegated to warehouses and underground locations. Tozler has attended all the meetings of the Rave Review Task Force In Orlando and has spoken out against closing popular nightclubs, such as the Firestone, early. "R a ves will go underground and there will not be any police or EMTs to help with emergencies or crowd control,” he said, adding. ‘T don't want you (the media) to bring down our scene.” In response to questions regarding drug use. the Issue which has fueled criticism o f raves around the country. Tozler said from what he has observed drug use at raves Is down significantly. "Dealers know they are being watched and they won't stay around there, they’ll go somewhere else/* he said. "Stopping raves will not stop the drug scene. Drug# are everywhere and people need lo know lhat." We’re Playing Your Song. JUAN MELENDEZ Juan Melendez, 57. Belltower Avenue. Deltona, died Friday. June 27. 1997 at Columbia Medical Center-Sanford. Eiorn In Comerlo. Puerto Rico on Feb. 14. 1940. he was a maintenance worker at Reco­ ton Corp. In Lake Mary. He a t ­ tended St. Clare Catholic Community in Deltona. He moved to central Florida last We Cure About Your Needs, Not Ours, So... Con tin n ed fro m P a g e 1A Personal Account Includes: Unlim ited Access Full D igital Service * 2 E-Mall Accounts Personal Web Space Free Internet Software Free Installation Book Free Technical Support www.bltstorm.net no hourly charge M onthly Plan - $18 3 Month Plan - $50 6 Month Plan - $95 Proudly Servicing Seminole, Orange & Volusia Counties! t o l l fre e ( 8 8 8 ) 3 6 3 -5 3 2 9 �4A • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. June 29 1997 Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o r d H e r a ld (USPS 481-280) 300 N FRENCH AVE SANFORO. FLA 32771 Arm Code 407 322-2611 or 831-9993 A d u lt e n te rta in m e n t a n d m id g e s What do these two little buggers, adult entertainment and midges, have in common? Most people want to rid the county of both The reality is. that It may be more difficult than we think The midges will probably go first, if at all The more I think about It die more I realize just how much they have in common Both don’t wear clothes at least eventually It also seems that the evening flours are pretrrred by froth However, in order to keep out of each other's wav one st.ivs around Lake Mnntne and thr other tn Casselberry and Kern F.ttk Tills gives me an Ide.i Why lint put both ot them in tl>> same place'’ That way we could mutain Imlli unclothed tings and people in one area In a way I don't like this trlra because the midges, although more Itra/eu haven t tiern Haunting sexuality and haven t opened anv liars yrt That's probably be« ausr lliev vr never been In Cassrllierrv Tins is something we need In consider I Hi we want midge hats * There s pros and coils to tills possibility line Is they iti.ii drink themselves in deatli nr secnndlv they could drown Iron) the weight ol dollar bills put In their midge tt garters or whatever (those are pros) r in tin- other hand some ol tire people who ttovv tMipieut the i.lalt entertainment businesses tit.iv rspci r.ilu me real weird ones si at gotug to muter Lacy K. Loar • Editor O d M ta H. Pugh - Bualnaaa Managar SUBSCRIPTION RATE 3 Month* SI9 50 6 Month* S39 00 I Year S78 00 Florida Rasldanta must pay 7N aala* lax In addition to rates above EDITORIALS About the mayor W r art' often asked how we think Miivor Larry Dale ts doing in Sanford's top |oh lor .in circled official |).tlr‘ has been to oilier more than six months, It vent read our Iront pane story on the upcoming rave, you can proh.dtlv guess wti.it our answer is He's doing just tine e ar«' impressed with the professional and lair wav he Is handling whatever might arise Irom the all night dance party next weekend Dale has enlisted City Manager Hill Simnnnts to keep lines ol eomnuinlratlnn open with thr elnh owner hosting ttn- partv This parttenlar rave could see between 2.<XX> and IH.txxt voting people. drawn to the techno music and ■amaraderie Club owner Stan Smith realizes he has a responsibility, tint He plans to comply with his occupancy level, keeping tin numbers down with a head count lor the indoor event Moth admit, raves have a rep illation lor drugs Young people who attend them sa\ that problem is as old as concerts in the 19HOs We like that attitude. Dale is balancing well the Impact of the economics, safety of others, and rights of the kids to listen to their music lie Isn't running anybody right out of town He's making sure, if It's In his town. It'll be run right. How things come about The stories that appear in the S.mlt)nl //era/d are generated in dlllrrent ways Sometimes a rejxirtrr will stumble upon an interesting one in the course ol Inflowing another story. Sometimes it comes Irom coverage of a government meeting, a court trial or reading the police briefs Many of our readers also call us with tips lor stories they leel might hr- ot Interest That's “ hen how the process begins; a lip to a reporter, who makes a few phone calls and determines if the story Is workable in the time constraints of a dally newspaper. A phone call That's exactly how reporter Vicki DeSormler heard about tin- possibility that our Seminole County school superin­ tendent Dr. Paul Hagerty might have been under consideration last year for a similar post in another county. DeSormler called the school board office In Polk County, the district the woman to whom site spoke thought ntighi be considering him. But Polk lias an elected superintendent, not appointed. Reasoning that perhaps a county near Polk might reveal something, site called Hillsborough Bingo She spoke to one of five secretaries lit the superintendent's office, who said, yes. she remembered that name. Paul Hagerty Hagerty said later that he has always been loyal to Seminole and never entertained any idea of le a v in g , n ever spoke to the Hillsborough board about employment. We doubt the secretary knew the names of all the superintendents In the state. It would appear that the acclaim Hagerty has earned, named Florida Superintendent of the Year earlier this year and heading the district named one of the best by Money magazine, tuts just about made him a household name among school board employees in the state. That one secretary's comment tells us that our superintendent brings expanded recog­ nition to our district through ills accotn plishments Let your voice be heard Our readers arc Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication, as well as letters to the editor. Opinions ex­ pressed need not be those of the Herald; we rnay or may not agree with you. but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. T h in k about this, S e m in o le C ounty ERNEST H A T T O N II H «H |8 II (I I mjrribft 0* nutnvroul ±\ *evj If a fl**C *•»§*«» Rminf •« m * * « » * t * ♦ good j O v « » ' ' n * o l hats that s a inn Another problem It wnnldut hr easy to t alt h a midge lap dancing Now we have a much tnorr serious problem, a war between the adult strip joints and tire midge strip |nlnt* So where t until thrv both in exist,’ It would have to he an area where there Is a lake and no residential arras Thr rnirlge on one side of die Like and adult entertainment on the other What about lake A popka’ Nope, th ryrr trying to i Iran up 1li.it Ltkr Maybe we rnuld have a (oiliest tiller somebody who owns a t,lg lake some tug cash money lor ttielr lake This Is the ideal a ns vvr r I gupss you think I'm making fun of litis serious matter'* I'm not’ I |nst lim it see Ihr possibility nl doing much more than coni.lining anil cmitmlling the problem 1 do salute those who want to put up a light to do more, but I also srr the reality of reason by those who are tn m rrn rd with the cost ot pursuing tilts to the degree proposed Thr Seminole County rnriunlssintiers ran t win on tills nite Yep I rto frel sorry (or them Thrre was one rlty that tttril to get rid of midges The City I ou ilili was told that they could Ire controlled h> bats thr living r fitters that rom r out at night and rat these little guys Hnlnitun.itelv the pun basing department lor the <ttv dliln I understand and bought tour thousand Louisville sluggers thr rrsull rrratrrl inn vhr m with lour thousand peoplr swinging It.its Irving to kill midges thr result was thrrr hundred head injuries to thr town folk and an uudlsr lusrd figure on rnldgr kilts S p e c ia l / P e o p le TONY T IZ Z I0 Tony s ' M v jD tC T2>Af\ fo r . s | T iz z lo ad vo cate th e d is a b le d . Patience is a virtue vu D K .L .A N t > 0 NOW ---- S T A fre — ■MSI MuOC __ _ Ss m im o l E c p o r r -i ~ ~ an * S Dale hits prepared he says, lor the worst hut hopes lor (tie best 1‘ohee agencies haw been alerted, and the ett> intends to keep an eye out lor violations without harassing anyone I can picture It all now. little moving trucks full of midges and big moving trucks full of whatever adult entertainment needs moving out of town to their own lake The people dancing In the street* glee I* everywhere A i? s P o * T Nightmare of Information Services What Is good business management ’ Is it how well you do your )ob’’ How well your nun party competes tn a highly t mn print vr market * Is It how welt your customers like you ’ <*r ts it how your competition views your operutiuo ' It s all ol these -and a honk lull more Good business management means that things run smoothly and efficiently lo main the Semi nole County Public School System is a well managed business To some it is not I tend to fall in (tie latter classification (which is win I ran for School Board) especially when it comes to Information Services or IS In many Third World countries, even the most benevolent dictator would have had the IS management shot-- families exiled to r her noble--and dogs neutered If you perceive tli.it I am unhappy with In I hose of you who have Internet capability formation Services--let me assure you that know imw tiad thr problem Is tlierr- and thrre are many line, hardworking, individuals FIRN s worse In Information Services They areri t the ones I kept a log lor several weeks Despite many who make die decisions that alfrr t how the attempts at fixing thr problems. II took me .m operation Is run What gripes iur the most is ivrragr ol 12 dial ups and 14 minutes to get a management-th ose individual, wi, » spend our su cres,ful connection III dtdn t get on-linr in t.lx dollars, sometimes seemingly without a 20 minutes I quit trying Any time the FIRN plan or even a clue as to ihr havoc they ate hue disconnected me In mid-message. I wreaking In productivity and dlsronlrtit among employees who are outside ol the ESC budd­ counted it as a continued attempt to connect tliice connected. I discovered that HP's Open ing Mall lor otllrr bound stall and the Internet For example The School System used to Open Mall lor workers in the Held are vastly have an Internal e-mail system tor its employ dlflrirnt The Inlrruet version doesn't make ecs Microsoft Exchange was reliable arid ettlclcnt Someone made Ihr der ision to scrap Mi­ copies of outgoing messages and save them crosoft Exchange and run all outside commu­ like Open Mad docs And you can't store your nication through FIRN on tire Internet Richard mail and then go oil Itur to work on answers, additional questions, etc You have to stay on Wells. Executive Director for Support Services line and heaven help you of you got dlsconsays that no one made the derision to change net ted You lost your work trot tiial the reason for the cliangr was that flood top level management recognizes a FIRN Internet service was free screw up and iLxcs It right away -Immediately On tire surface, how can you argue with free! Poor administration tries to keep making It's good business management at Its best This Is why the School System Is so highly re­ patches. Terrible administration doesn't even know there's a problem When I couldn't get a garded. isn't It? But w ait-first we had to buy return signal from FIRN In Tallahassee to the replaceinent-Hewlett Packard's Open Mail. Then we had to train the entire IS staff*• make my e-mail work. I was told to go to the nearest school and borrow a desk top from the sometimes sending them to Texas. Don't forget secretary. Those of us who .ire lighting with the man hours It took to retain thousands of litis problem know good and well why tile users. Then we had to pay BIO trucks for HP Seminole County Government out-sourced consultants when Open Mail crashed on Ihnr IS department AND It's staff. How much startup and left the School System without communications for weeks It's still not w ork­ money can you save when your own staff can't see the problems? How much lost productivity ing correctly, months later And there's the (money) docs tt cost to have some 3200 teach­ matter of running the entire school system's ers and 500 decision-making employees communications through the 1 IRN Internet spending >4 minutes at a time trying to log on Those who work outside o f the desktop com ­ for ttielr messages several limes each day puters at llie schools or the E S f building, are Now. several months later, my problem has required to dial Into FIRN. he routed through been temporarily fixed by routing me through a Tallahassee and hack on the Internet in order local dial up number that Is currently less to leave a message for someone Just a block busy But otliers are still using the number I away Who has this requirement—Just the formerly connected through teachers working at home and all of the top It s costing taxpayers a lot of dollars in lost level management Hey! If you are going to productivity And it will cost more for each day screw up the people that matter--just get all of the problems exist. If you want to tell me your tile Important ones together and silence them horror story with the e-mail system, call me at by making them go through long watt and poor 410-0912. Notice that's not my School System service that accompany FIRN and the Internet. voice m all-that's a story for another column. When I tie disabled Intel ait with \«n irty and vice versa one ol the top winds that comes to mind can tie Pa'.Kpiye Today 1 would like to explore that word froth from the disabled person s point of .ie * a* well a* society s side fiutn Ihc Disabled P c iu u bide. It theje I* one skill VOU learn when VO'I are aided II ts (low to t.e pallet.f It verms no m.liter what i m i t itivat.llitv is > o u v r to watt a lot III vour life V.tl wall al diH tot s oltl. e von wall l- t a fid e (o s lo ie it >ou do not drive \ou .irtnallv tor r v e r s t h m g ills tli.it had the the wait f ills is evident in the definition I found lot (lie word pattern e C'JUUlLulLS I in vi lope dla d e fln r s patieui e i< the will ot il.ilitv t -* watt or e n d u re without i omjil.iint Ib is ot, vtoilsly h a s alw avs tiern the tile of ttir ill v allied p r i s o n Lately though Blanks to things like Transportation lor the Dts.thled i is reported in previous at in lest Computers I part i< ut.tr ly with v o n r t r i o g m i i o t i s..tt warrl and thr A D A Die Am rrii.m s with Disabilities At 11 disabled Atlietli.ltts air lurthrf out III the sot lit Ilian r i l l lirlorr Maybe 11t.it s the reason whv mans disabled people tod.iv air tired ol watting As with the linns staled above ( batige did not come about quickly Adv.iturx in tec h nolugy and government have taken years (decades even irntutlrsl to a< liteve Ttie biggest change has yet to lie ,n hlrvrd that t h.tnge is with xm trtv spite wiiat som e people say ate vrtv ton p.LSMouate Although evrty mur in aw hi! you d o run Into a person who gets tipsi when h avin g tu wait lot a disabled person get ttielr m on ey out when at a ( l i n k oi. line nr similar stu h instant es I'atleiue within sot lety t an also he a s sl.sled with Im reused interaction between society and the disabled This interaction can start as children Mainstreaming, bringing disabled children Into 'Regular' classes, into the public and hopefully, nonpuhllr sc boot systems Children do not sec race, creed, color or physical disability, unless taught knowingly or unknowingly. As for the rest of us, we need to focus more on a person's abilities than on their disabilities This Is where true patience begins. Nowadays It seems that we all need lo tie more patient Not only with other people, hut with ourselves. Were all In a hurry and we get frustrated, even mad when Ihlngs don't go any faster May tie that's why you see so many commercials for antacids on TV Well, the next time you get Bred of watting for something or somebody, consider how much "Slower* life would tic If you were dis­ abled If you have a Non-Profit Group or Organi­ zation related to tlie disabled and tiave a Fund Raiser of Special Event coming up. let us know about It Please Include the name, address and phone number of the group or organization as well as the time, place and contact person for die event. �Sanford Hnratd, Sanford Florida Sunday June 29 1997 3A Opinions Thou shalt live thy life in the most convenient way all-lii)|Hirtant "d im - day weekend Whllr dan <liurtges in (hrixinius and Nrw Year's Day arr- tin rlnnhl |»-ndmg in f'n n g r e w Anirrlrans tan at luiisl sleep al ntghi without ihr nagging thought dial sotm |okrr in Washington wouldn 1 pu ss hit at hung* in gag ihr Fourth nl-July Wh.lt 1l.1v (lirl lull xav VVUHllillglOII Wax 1h>1tl m i" ihr woman asked Nut Min I hi I I I . 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I 1 k Ilf I l l s tuck S.inir il.i\ as 1,1111 though Well Now ish 11hat a 1itlnruiciu r ‘‘" Ik till 11I 11ii-it 1iiinlilril ami laughed Anil wlirn was ihr Rev Marlin lailln i King born*' Wliv tilt* llnrtl Monday in l.uman Mi 1111trial I lav" l-isi Mnnilav in Mav In luurtt'di hundred amt nimly two ( nliinilius soiled flu iMf.in him Di Ih Ih i I 'Jilt, linin'' Wrong When ( iililllltilis m i |iai| mi |||»u Wot |i| anil aski il Ills lirsi mail what tlav ll was I lit- male said W in il s ihr s*s unit Monday in r b i o I m i I mr.in It s 1ailed ihr Fntirlh ul .July II wouldn t sound right ll Anirrlrans .n mss land Ik-gun asking "Say. -John, what arr vmi yours doing lor du* old lirst Monday hi -Inly'*' l ha I absolutely- and positively wouldn 1 do ihr I mirth an It s always hern "the Fourth m um .iln Vl If-. 1ntripulerx Ir is tn>i f*»r n* I ilu ■1II11I.H |iliom \nd III ai 1 old.tin • with our die llliu >*1 I lion shall h a d thv III* in Ilu must 1 r m n u h fit Wav w» h.l\ r • hung* il m il holidays Mi III.II liursl ol ilu in tall on Monday s So d ial wi ra il have du I lirn <aim tin Ji Hh itmfniv and mass |iro dm Hon id iln aulninnhih ilu- alr|ilanr m m ii Ihrati is i~.rl.ihli hair d m i s inn rowan o n u s |usi the and No its lint ll vnu all w 1 mi III 111s I krrp dial a s*-rrrl thus*- was*- nitvs 111 Congress Iinnhl (list Iravr us with oltr holiday Hlllmirhrd h\ ihr w h irls ol prnnrrss and 1nnyrulriit r rii.it •> when — and wr all know dns — John llam nt k grabbed that (wit and said ta t s srr il ol I irorge ran rratl dlls' and Ihrn s* raw lt d Ills narrtr large as |||r on Ihal yrllnw Iwhltr at thr 1luir 1pin r ol pari hinriif So wr tan ri-sl assttrrtl dl.lt "till- Fourth is sm tos.nu I alltl will nrvrr rvrr ‘ haunt Right * Wrong’ Siirr John H.lftru* k sl|jn*’d Ids liairu on du 1*• >1.1tat ion ol Indt |w*rit|ent r on du Fourth ul Inly lint that s aluiul fhr only diinn that ha|> m 'irti on Inly I I77h WRITER’S BLOCK Ann-rn ans In* i i i m i ' i i l r n i r I hat s w i n vv. in ven ted e v i t v t l n n g W r invr-nlril ihi li.nn 1m rails* a w ou ld (i* t 1 is ih r r r faster and ihr lelegt a , ill so VOII k n ru w r rl In- a r m i n g earlier and Hu < In lili light s*i w r 1 mild s r r nm ■ we i{ i i | llirli I homas Jefferson wrnlr anti revised llirtirr the m l Itnlrai* o f ihr dorunirnl. Ihry hadn't tuvrutrrl the word prorrssorl Ihr Dr« larallon In .Juttr It was volrd on hv f ongress. and agreed in hv thr shiii-s. 12O (New York abstaining) -July 2 HI lours*- Ihr t nitgresstniiul delegates dill voir do ir approval ul Jefferson x Huai language 1111 July I Hut Nrw York tllrln t tlrrlarr Its approval 10 Congress until Ihr lath, and Ihr rest ul Ihr drlrnairs nilu r Ih.in Matu 01 k and ( It.tries Thomson dldn I sign until Aug 2 Oil hv Ihr way I hum.is Jrfh rson and John Adams wrrr Ihr Iasi two survivors ol thr run nrrssion.il rom niH lrr dial rrporinl out dir llnal trxl of Ilu Ih rlaralton Thry died within hours ol rat h other on July I IM2G ihr Kwh anniversary ol du- Iku laralimi ol Independent) Now tsn 1 dial a 1Him lih lu r • iiuvriilrul 01 liol havi ll dirfm iM h God said it, I believe it, and that settles it fo r me S \NM INI > I itn 111!114* .Ih ft**t » *•I I f * N|Mltl ft# lit |*|( H rfllti* k* ft SUSAN WENNER I f 1* III hill* 111**f It* ftiliik' h* *i if '•\*r I 14, 1 *# i i * 1 * f ti»i 1 i t 1 . l'i.1 n I| 1 h» > -*.!»•* • n *1 WRITER’S BLOCK *»ifi N l nl h.vw Mtinnl .in*! if i * lifts* H i f 1i # h*i 1 1t M i * * f f t m I f*Ml hul *i 1 h Mi* tJt |ft 4 «*f ! #»l ' ' Ii* | j | o f k *>f t |( m | Ill'I • |**»*s. fi H if 1* I#ft »«• ftt If Ilf *»\ i ,i - t n 4*ti-l i t i f l I# i* m l j s#*||.k#*»|)■ 4 ! *I •* 4 ti.af 1 h* , , ** *« f 1 4 h* * * V* ' \- ir**- 11■I* S i r f m o |p l i •* >1 * . • ) ] > ffn •4 V | * t . 11 1 t •ii 1 »*«n | 1* v M V .Ift " 4 " 11 1 tli* f. * •t K . i i . |* l * t v ii. ’N t M 1f i It. • t •lit# • l ih i m 1l» . i f * * *11 i ft I • • •**# X- *|| h rifttu it. *x# • i A i h iitihl* 14 f i * . U\ t •# * i , ift I *1 • U ift h : < % t 114 f I I i *• i *"III l . « t n » J|*||f*V *4 I mis it ^ ».- •*!* * j*** .t * •»• If.n* *1 * f a it ! 4 1 * t ♦*■*! m i i i 1• n. ! ► I ^.r, »• S %kf*li*k l h#^t • If i*r llV |i* * * M tr I tti f m fi< it \|t jh f f n t . 1* < U f . f l t r ill* .muik •»! Mi* 4o l»f h t |hm f Hr is rnrm jjc u is ;. Serious bloat in county and school budgets III prrvlnus Irllrrs I ir minded your readers ol Ihr 111 drhtrdnrss lolslrit i i |miii ihr ju-oplr tiy thr past and prrsrnl tax and s|irnd llhrrals of dir Mrinluolr ( iiuuiy ( Otmnis.sion While H2.l t million may srrm like a pul.iiu r lo (hr socialist mludrd rommlssionrr s )>l dir con Illy (oiutnisslon there arr somr who liehryr dl.it rnounh Is mount) To llils rod ihr Srinliiolr Tas W alihrrs havr a petition dial Is nnw brmn 1 Ir culatrd III Mriuiuulr ( ounty Whrll llils petition ultimately hr.us Iriut thr rrrdil lard ul thr ( Uuiity (airmnissioti that puts us 111 drht wiihniit our permission will tie rryokrd perm.mrntly I have sinned the petition ami lerouiinend that others do so Your readers may lie Inter­ ested 10 knowing that Ihr S2M0 million Indrhtrilnrss of ttir school board I previously wrote iihnut may havr heen prrma lure Im now told hy a school hoard mrmher that thr school hoard may push the Certificate of INirllr tpullori rrogram (also known as le.iMiig purchase) hv a hi lly sum It Is said that the maximum addition that the school hoard could borrow un­ der this program Is Ml 10 m il­ lion. hul (hat It appears that thr llgurr will be SG8 million. What this means Is that Ihr 8232 million as of G-30-9G will be expanded hy SG8 million lor a I ital of 8300 million, give nr take a couple of million Atld it up. 8533 million Mow t r Ir*ftlift it **1 . - • 1. It 1\ h * I#**# r it* ♦*| \m* 1 dlXU|.J*> *«•• ll t#> f# j. - ii A• ‘*k‘ *1 t t . » Bt * »h.*» i«» # i ft ’ .fi* ' tllltfe' "I S *!.♦ •ifi**t li* i \1*'** ' .Iftft '.i t* i!f'. - I * ••n+h r? f fit 11 1* ■* ** l I I '♦ . . 1 4 4*4.4- •* •f?<!# ii y V . 1 l*» ik .if *h<’ It ftplf » 4 f * |mnirikh' « f If*- ^ # ** A M»# • f f 1* i *•* 4* '.f *« m 14 1 \f|»! 4 f tub . 111**r* M iru t,k. V v »vk VI"*-<\ .* M* * i4i# V ift **••*•n *•> •i tft .ul.ihi* 1 .itn n»»i u Saniihrrn • If 4 I t- • h r « *»|ti | » . » ft f t * ' * v i H i # i fc * » f ! • * » I f t # * ' % ! < *• JV f t t . l t 14 f •!.• I %\* r 1l.i Ji! !•»? • u * 1 ti r i * I t i l *i» * • * • • ■» 4 I l i d i r •ih • * • it * sit in* t V • * « M 1M il i^fti** I t*f .N tklM 'l • l l ^ * v i ***** ' ! f i i* ••»!* Mi* H* a , •*s |M |ls * lm*lf» A n t ’s # i i l th .ill » p'fSani Ihall A lit *htfttt f**hl.»l h i a tirvi t *ii»,u,h! ill iff »»f *1 * n i l ! # .1 *it r\ ii «i< 1 .mil j»r« »» ml ih.ai Mi* %f« M ilt 'x >l» N i n n i ' -v., •!.|! r « I * *.*'»(« V * #«•*! m t o ■*#"r \ * f**H lift H i m is M r u i M i* M l b u Jill* i|lll!r h i T*i l .i k* ..1 till# r . i t n 4 r >«S 11# fitirv lo v lllg \ x w r llivi M l fffiltl li*i fllM * M t i i f ’ % ,1 l i f f i r M l*'f» h*'li a I • * 1* if h I n v # 1 I fi a .• ’ h* ft-•in* *i«|l *•! tft* prrftkfftrr r»l Mi* j. itrnt'i * 1Mm r kij Mi* tr *ta 11 #*i h i»ii*Mi*-f * ti\ ir*ituti* nl h» ft# fp f f 1* v* »i *Mi * *'Mhfl* N% <1ilk* n i|| if** I• Nl n il# Ml M»i»l#fcf l|* ^ f * .\r A I f - hk 4 * f * Iff *M l ! ft# *f * • J i# f t , « 4 1 ** *• 1 ih # * * . » r * 1* 11 ftfM V rft ft.*l'J ll«.lf M I ft* m i ‘4 i n # ! • itn ! fth* f«*r » . l h ft f . i M V l h 4* fi .•> i n i t ft f*n th.i* • ! : f t * • V »# V # ■ * ! t , # M t 1* • » k l f l | £ . S ' 1! H i* • I|lllfr**ll in •f i l \ f ft.| |f ft*Vtl (ii Y '* - V . i n • !* f t t f i * •! ) .(hit h *, rt i v d M 11 * n 4 * f* Mill \#1*1111 .rriif hv# I - * .{•I » * * 1 rm it ♦ «ftV h.i* k .1*1*1 m 4 l i r ii I*#i4 .1*1*1 •f» * .i. ft.*ii * M f n p . i h \ • \ • H < * « k fi9 r I v ♦ h M. * f t 4i f t t i l 1 fi a flu• i u H i* ili'M i* \ It* H * ** r \ 4 , ,* ♦ I t* B ft * » r ^ 4 \ * I * ft* . | f ( | # f i t .1 ft? . I f n l ■ h . i t i t l 1* r s if Iriilli* i j .m . • »! H i* * # * * • ! ft M l* r* ll*.* » ifot A li f I !• 'Lift# Al* tiftia n f»#t * #i*«t •!!* l i t ) Ill.lK * a ll J * .. H l4 t # h« • «1 . lak* a I ,!4»4 J| ( in * •v * r n i f f si *! H i * m r• M ftitiLl "A lt *i*»m M l> 4 *» » « k 1 • l*4pl* v illirD ii* 1*111* I 1 i V | ■«» * iif* A i-s Jr-%4i% ,• fiv pit m nr* fwi.iuN# ti# 1 * .1I1/# •! **ri4iii|(h w .in • ii«M«i*h * A if1af a 1itiJtf tin* a i»flit b* k* •*h*»ui l.i a n | * iiiiiti Mnv 1 .in •,‘VV41 j '" * t . v ' i :- ^ ft- vVv i ^ i* much will u lake in p,*v it .ill h oik * Will 82 billion do* I iliilmn I do know however that this ttiinn 1ailed y e u tli is irsponsihlr ha pulling “ s m detil 1.low It) does m>l paV I I Itsrlt II it «ti>l why has the in drhtrdnrss u| die S* mumti ( ounty < ontnussion gniir tinm 8 1 1 million m 1‘ in 1 lo s 1 11 million In M*'JI and lo s|o.r> million m with 1 s.ts mil lion bond In tbr works lor roorthouse expansion ' I dunk wi-vr lirrn lotuiril JIMMY ROSS LONG WOO t). FL Thank you Thank you fur David Fra/ ler s grr.it a ttlilrs on the till/ We truly .ipprrtlatr >0111 s»ip purl and lutrrrsi Kay Uartholumew Owner, First Street lery, Sanford |||| *1|S#if 1# *1Iff |f llifulv lfl»I St If h 11f |MIf 14* • flll#| Sa.ffir f IITI* N I? tm .iiiN pl.ii tti^ M i * * fiil*l *»t1v rif Jh*»l t t l # *1# # «| •n ft.irthU p .irm r rmiNi r\ rn \\* ^ * 4 f t # ft 4 11 4 f c j r . i * t* X r i g h t ■ i > i i . i i « ti | »*i r * 1 1 1 f t ir { x iir lit g l o w V |*1 i | f t # t 1. M 1 f t e J i l | * m % rft • iiM tfli.i m i s i f * * A l t h * •» f h * \- f t * 4 f t | f t l think it ft unfair hint t , , l i t * »• th. I t 4 # v f v r .i * #*■! t* Tli ••i i.tfft Mill !*•* nft * fur iii.it <».*«! • « \ f t 1 t i »h* t r 11 * t»Vf| V I I 4 1II i ! Ml • I i t ■* i n K s •« *! i| ' | f i* til <*h.|jt h.l\ r i i * * •4 h r f fc-'Ht. 11* 1*»f * in* l)» tft, 114 fft# Mil* •minj- .»* Til iiflftlLtprr ft# f*i M#ri • * ‘ - 4 Mi* .lit ft * r ! I I . a ) , a \ 119»Iv 1 <f V l b i n ,lK * ft t h# f •*I* ft K* ' I ""A 'h i ft ift Mi J11i! 4* xf . . , Ml r* .il /* •nl i-»u* Hul « #*m( iiith M l ul* uni tr-lll ||. )X lit 4 > M 1ft11V* h* 4 ....... ♦ ft 1 * ' i i,i* U"t h i .IV t~ 1 . 1.) ■!• • I* 1* ftllft 4 1)ft ri*»t r * 4f • 1T' *f Ift I (I'M f ft.1 J Stud,... |***l t $ |v * •t H im M * |x - n ..Ift ill xil'H. 1*1 ITI* tel* f* % * i>* > V r ! -t.. H- Iv s , „ , , ' it I IN1 n# •! * ' * I f t (Mf • « 4 • • fi *1 . v hi,rikt I I " , •r• ♦!*• 11,, V .41# ' • #• - I Ii* 4*1 ■t ' « n.* *! ml I jf .1 f * *1 ,»«* f littia4*I * h .i I U p .IN III r . i f t h h p.iff Tlt lf*i#*4 « . i l l * *f .* m.tn »fi* r 411*1 ■II ,u n til,b ill ft J*# ||! .•I'll* # W r ite r | ■i r k s Hit* ■1 » Mi* ih hill H* •!#*# s r 1 { * I f (,t)thfulfir«»% S ta ff I 1ftt I tl iik* I•* ,i« kiiovi M ill I),|\|*I • »•**! *1*1# S»| I * i|»r# I I#f lit 1 t jnr *il f ■•! I V|ft|1* \ Jif i r 1 % . 111' I M i * f n » I vrfi 1 »* * * | 4 * i A H f i r . i f f hi tli# S*iiith#ttt l«*af#f •f i r hli<* k J 1 «*!lfi*i»i •*f »hr Hr t i/il I It* 1 tl % f if 11v Mir r* i«Ir r% v#-m* *•* hi# *Jif,itr 111*#191 | n< a A |i! i f % ttltim » fit I III«I« f t.««t h# ii 'n# * ln miJh It* f» nn 111• *>rf)|*H*N frj*#nf Hul *%hirt Gul- Herewith m> unru.ilium m ac. I am 110 baby tiiminrr 1 was burn during the <.rr.it Depres sum Ul rural Alabama I never avoided military srrvlir nor avuldrd srrvlir 10 a major war I Jnirird the I M Navy 111 I HIM al Hie agr of 17 and in IH5I1 was sent to fight to thr Korean War I was there at ihr inva­ sion ol lot lion and the ey.it n a ­ tion of Wans*in I served in Vietnam on dlltrrrnt nt 1 a slot i s and retired with 20 yr.it s at livr duty servtt e as a Mruinr t htrf Petty otfu rr I nrvri brg^nl a dr.ill hoard to send someone else 111 my place I am no Republican stauiu h or tepid hut an outspoken iritu both in the newspaper and to their faces, of pnlitl- 1i.m> of Imth Establishment j.olitit ai parties I rr(rt t all |M,luital and philosophic.<1 la bets When I stale my disgust with Bill Clinton or any other (Millitt tan I am stating my opinion based on my hrlirt 1 opetatr on rvid rm r in die public domain I am no prose t utot wtio nerds to prove any dung m a court ol law I claim my heritage to <ntni/r any public figure who acts In .1, to me detestable manner and to prick thr pretentious and pom {Mins would-be ’ leaders" I believe in the dignity and good sense ol ordinary men and women who mean no harm lo ollters I say 'dam n' when I am angry WILLIAM SHEFFIELD SANFORD. FL last .is I w anted with nut slo p signs trail!) Itghts fir restrt< lions and if you wi re m ntV wav oil well | 1null) steal froill V'DI wtd, no holds tiarred I i m ild rnunlrr vmir • btldren m il never tear re* ours* I h* list 1ould go oil amt on Wfi» 11 w* itisiitw v the laws ol di> latul |usi like ( .ml s laws III* '• in ■011s. i|iiern • s S.inn an ib adlv —mt» >rui|mr.irv and O t h e r s l e a v e a l a s t i n g s* , i r • rations lo 1.mi* Now lot til*' hard toller is you s* * | m not a l « . u o lli > a S*ni 1h ' t n llapllsl , .r a Jiers*i|| that is trying lo I* unloving bin 0 <d and Hi*- llibb is very 1le.ir •II I fie issue ol tionnrw Xll.llll V t h e n s on reason in sugaiim i hid* l » fitful a I* sos and Disney visit or a tain o il ’sum, ol die reason for the h im o il is • fie f e e l i n g l l l . l l D i s n e y is ttre.ikmg 1w.1v trom taitulv amt l.iallv values li\ tli* m ovies l l n v h.iv* ta gnu lo p oah ii 1 and 'll* .1 o * e j i l a m e ill I h» gav • •.iimi unit v I do understand that slam • to stint deg re* I know guvs 1h.1t ue tnving kind and tuiihtul m ilu a relationships I also know niaiiv that h a v violent rela tliiliships Mv husband and I l i v i d next diail to .1 lew when wr w i n fast in arm d I also know m u m straight m arried <im plex in kin d l o v i n g a m i b itih lu l relationships that ari tree ul d n in e s t n v i o l e n c e a n d they st r 1y 1 to la- g* aa t [ «-opie I ’eople will la (H*op|e straight or gay W r all sin We all need b s i i s and we all need repen la m e h a s G i h I I l.lsstt V Sin" N o In I b i I .1 I 1.1 II s 5 1 •• w e s e e th at a d u lt e r y tor rt u at ton idolatry w in In rail m urder is 1 l.issitred with e n v y in g hatred a m i drutikriiess W hat a broad range tor us mortals Is ( i o d more lu dgm rntul on a murderer than a hom osexual'* How about a drunk driver killin g a lamily versus a hom osexual'* A person in volved in an illicit utluir ul adultery versus a Imrmisrv ital ‘ A |k'ts)in w h o gossips ver­ sus a h o m osexu al ' 1 Berry's World I e. | w .mi m donee around an issue that OKI is |il.itn and straight Omul ' No N\ ill I run tit disgust |l ■ homosexual enters 'Ii* Omni * N*. \\i are lo love tfu sinner hot hale ihe sm I hat gi~ s tor my ow 11 sintul tb sires or lints*- ..I my trlemls that may In gi.ssi|is adiilb m is drunks and 1 III H ills Iiki iln - b u n d I ’ e 1r a sings W tu ti W ill ilu W orld s * . Ili.it W> Need I. s i t s ’ W, .ill m • d lov* grai ■ and In rgivrm ss and w huvt a i dmI that ■ an gtv> U lint tin * hon ■ is yours No servant * an si*v> tw o masters tor • l i b i t In will hate in*- o m ­ ul id |i iv 1 I ti>- ut||. r o f else he will liobl lo lie oln and despise Ihi other l o o i an t s*tvi (.m l and iiium tiion l.uki Mi 1 n So I I h In vi • house tills dav w h o von will s ir v i as lor on and f m house w< will serve tin 1 1 if U l b »s | , 1.1 J t l ' o THE M A IL BOX I MAIL PACK * SHIP I BOX I' 1 WE HAVE THE 1 S E R V IC E S YOU N EED! PACK A SHIP PAGERS . COMPLETE SERVICE FAX {INCOMING A OUTGOING! BUSINESS CAROS • RESUMES TYPING A LASER PRINTING RUBBER STAMPS • LAMINATING INVITATIONS • COPIES ( beeper J spY c ia l ! $52.43 TOTAL for BRAVO CLASSIC ; j induOn icsviiion, in mo. rv»n tti! j NO MD0CN CHARGES Ud _ ; fe 1810 Froncfi Ave.. Sanlord (407) 323-4341 Peter R. Preganz, M.D. Board Certified, American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats, American Academy of Pain Management Specializing In The Sanford lleta id ’s cover agr ol the adult entertainment Issue was excellent Many ol us wouldn't havr known what was going on with moving ryeiv dung lo our airport area it it hadn't heen lor Russ While s great. informative articles Keep it lip? D ia g n o s is & T re a tm e n t O f R e c u rrin g & C h ro n ic P a in In c lu d in g B a ck, S h in g le s & C a n ce r P a in Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years By Appointment or Refernil 330-7035 Bobbie Tierney Sanford < Who am I? A/0io6r*s to piSHey l b a r e m y s u b s c rip tio n to th e S a n f o n l H e ra ld . Por Local Sports * People • Health Ss Fitness P u r r r r r -fe c tW 'IS PAIN M A N A G E M E N T M E D IC IN E Good job I am llattered and delighted that E Biggs in a Letter lo the Editor last weekend finds me 'Interesting" and that tie or she wants to understand me M o m * ot our . lion es ,itf< 1I lost >| ones lamily friends and even gen Ii \ all sm m (»od s ev* s Romans I in the New Intern.1 initial Version sav s that C*od has given 1hose *111 to a reprobate mind that burn lor ih< same s*-v lb disapproves ol this tiehavior M< • onsub rs u nni desiring ilunatural alliaiion M* has given • Education • Local Editorials and Local News tiiiiTottoyhr V0llri«l>5ff,P l,0', Sanford H erald 300 N. french Avc.. Sanford • 322-2011 < < FineJewelry ▼^ Manufacturers • Wholesalers j B U V W H O L E S A L E A U’orufcr/ul Hxpcrtciu’g In Jcucinr, Spcciitit;irtg In; Cuvtorn Devign • Family Jewelry • Duitkindv • All Pretiouv Germ • Certified Appraivali • Jewelry Repair Dime On Fretnivev (Afu/iv Hmei IVIn/* fun Warn Koneinber, al J6L fine Jentin. You Can Afford To Have The Bed! ---- Open Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.----• Conunanr --------IC E T T O K N O W U S fj------ • Ail Major ueJ t BRING A0 IN FOR A "FREE" JEWELRY INSPECTION & CLEANING layjwjy Cates AvocteJ •Fjnity Owned • Out 25 Yun inBusiness 1 123 E. A lta m o n te D r., A lta m o n te S p r in g s ( N # ji1 l o H o n o y E k a h e d H d s m a . o r » S R < ! 3 6 ] i (407) 327-0631 « (407) 332-5335 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. Juna 29. 1997 Pastor — C o atin u a d fro m P a | t 1A htMlneanea w r can not. No air. this Is not good." In a couple o f years. Cameron City may be transformed from quiet countryside where sandhill cranes prance each day Into an adu lt-eetertaln m en t com p lex where nude girls dance night and day. after I served In the Arm y during the Korean Conflict. " I remember being ao cold that I told m yself I would never complain to be home and warm again." he aald. T h e church la am ajl. but comm itted to the community. Its 20 or ao active members coming fo r p r a y e r fu l su p p o rt each Sunday m orning at 11 and Sunday School an hour earlier. ** -- - * when he got a hu| whtfT o f the hogs being reared a little too close to church. "W e have to keep the church doors shut.” he said about what for the moment thankfully re­ mains hog heaven. Transmissions Ssminols County paramedic It. Todd Oaddy peasants Brandon Dupree with a certificate as grandmother Trudy Sturm looks on On hand for the ceremony held at the Lake Mary fire station is Battalion Chief D J. Extremely Safety tor SsmlnoU County fireflghtaf/paiamadic and Joss Notuna, Rescue Continued from Page 1A Tru dy* Sturm, had gotten out o f bed and felt a loss of equi­ librium. causing her to fall to the floor. She had slurred speech along with her sym p­ toms. Grandson Itrandon went to the phone, called his mother. Donna, then Immedi­ ately called O il. Response was quick and Trudy was a l­ right. *1 thought she (grandmother) was dying.* Brandon said. The 9 1 1 service la sometimes abused by people who often call for silly reasons and some­ times for childish pranks Then there are real rails that dispatchers take like Bran­ don's. According to Lieutenant Todd Gaddy the system *is working* T h e operators guide them through whatever emer­ gency they have.* said Gaddy. T h e y stay with them until help arrives.* There were smiles all around 'M om Is very proud o f him.* said Donna Dupree. *1 knew he knew how |to call|.* About his learning how to use the O il number, a grateful jpandmother Trudy said. *1 think It's marvelous.* *lt shows how much kids are paying attention.* said Director Roberts. *We Just need to keep following through on It.* A bashful Brandon just smiled as all this attention was showered on him As people around him showered a cco ­ lades. the young boy grinned and humbly said Th ank you * Stanford Continued from Page 1A backdrop of a no one of any Importance has come horn that Sanford. Fred Sanford may have called Lamont a dummy and told Aunt Esther to stick her face In dough to make gorilla cookies on 5oq/ord and Son. but he did It In Watts, a miburb of Los Angeles. The sports editor of our stater publication Lake Mary Life recently totaled his Ford Festtva. therefore la now sans Ford and the acci­ dent was actually In Lake Monroe. Then, o f course, there's Sanford. Fla BiU vdu wouldn't know that after checking out one o f the latest issues of National Footbalk A c ague trading ran is — ■< The folks at Playoff Trading Cards, a na­ tional aportseard company that recently Issued Its 1007 football card Une. got It all wrong To promote a different look, the company decided to superimpose their players against a hometown. map featuring the player's The cards were released nationwide last week, but when It came to the pride of Sanford Cincinnati llengala' quarterback Jeff Blake, outlined behind his Image Is a blown-up map o f Central Florida, boldly featuring a high­ lighted reference to his hometown S tafford , not Sanford. It says. *1 don't know how It happened.’ said Robin Comrro. a spokeswoman for the Grand Prairie. Oklahoma, excuse us. Texas-based company. *lt was human error. Please spologtxc lo the City of Sanford for us. It Just sounds like It should kmMtar]/mrd. Itka the college.*. disappointed, the pastor rem ains hopeful that s o m e t h in g m a y m a k e th e mmmlaalonrra reconsider. He said that one of the adult club owners told him that he was not eager tp relocate In the St L u k e 's area > and that he doubted other owners would either Certainly, not without a fight. The Hrv. Green was deter­ mined to do all he could to pro­ tect the land he cherishes so. " I grew up In this church." he said Friday. "W ent to school In this very building. I remember helping to scrub the floors on Fridays after our classes. We worked to get the place ready lor Sunday service* Hrv. Green said he went to school from first to eighth grade In the churrhschoolhouse. HU teacher. Estell Agnes Rosier, taught mostly In the summer time, her Mack students oft to work on the (arms In the winter "W e were up at 4.30 a m some mornings to be taken off 30 or 40 miles away to pick brans or rut celery In UmatllU or Wrtrsdalr .'* lie said that his mother died when he was small and that he was raised by a grandmother wlm lived to he I OH " I'v e hern rrmrmberlng a lot lately because of what's hap­ p e n in g .*' R ev. G ee en said. We're thankful to live In this place. Very thanklul for being able to rom r home to thia ptarr Over20YearsInSanford P R E S C H O O L T O 12th G R A D E • • • • A BEK A Curriculum A.C.E. Curriculum Middle & High School High Academic Standards Dedicated Faculty — REGISTER N O W ----Affordable Tuition • $175 Per Ueatk re leased .bqt the correction was made In rase there aiCHMrther runs-thta season. fly the way. the back o f Blake's card lists hls hometown as Sar\ford and cvrn mentions hls alma mater. Seminole High Radio Continued from Page 1A to prepare for Croesley’s on-alr Interview. The next day. Croeslcy once again reneged on a com m it­ ment. Flshbaugh said. When she arrived at work the next day. Crossley was In a meeting with station manager Joe Eplscopo. Eplscopo said Crossley was concerned that Flshbaugh had ‘ crossed the line* In her inter­ view and that, as station man­ ager. It was hls duty to hear the tape before Flshbaugh went on the air with any part o f IL Flshbaugh refused to hand over the tape. *1 Just told her that she had to let me listen to the tape tiefore she went on the air with It and she went craxy on me.* Eplscopo said. ’ She called me an MFSOB...four times. So. 1 told her she had to leave the property.* Upon hearing that. Flsh­ baugh shook her head. *He told me that I wouldn't have a show if I didn’t hand over the *ape.* The talk show host said she refused the request by man­ agement and Crossley, cape- Christian School ctally after promotions man­ ager. an Independent contrac­ tor. Dominick Anthony threat­ ened to ‘ demagnetise* the tape. Neither Eplscopo nor general sales manager Kathy Llamas, who said she was on the tele­ phone during the exchange, but could hear everything, said they heard Anthony make the threat. She was told she could not do her show. Flshbaugh contends, but Eplscopo later softened and allowed her back and she went on the air Friday. Rather than submit to station management. Flshbaugh took the tape to the Seminole County Shr'ifTs Office. Sgt. Brent Davison of the sheriffs office said he did re­ ceive the tape, but would not discuss its contents. Croaalcy did not return re­ peated phone calls. began debating the Issue loudly aa soon as she shut off the microphone on Friday. The argument continued loudly for several hours. She was told she could stay on the air. but must use the WAMT facilities In Mims She argued It was discrimination to make her drive to the remote location from her home In A l­ tamonte Springs while almost all others who broadcast on the Titusville station do so from Sanford. Eplscopo and Llamas were upset at the controversy that seems to follow the host who uses their broadcast facility to air her show. 'A ll I’m asking for Is a little support.* Flshbaugh said. *1 pay 81.000 a month to be on the air. I Just want some sup­ port.* In the end. the station agreed to allow Flshbaugh lo stay on the atr. broadcasting from Sanford, if she would help draft a written policy to be followed by on-alr personalities. Her show airs Monday through Friday. 1-2 p m. She promises to keep lighting for what's right as long as station officials will let her. Flshbaugh was back on the air Friday, but when she began a tirade against the station management. 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Juna 30,1897 Sw im m ing etiquette Brender teaching kids how to enjoy Berlinicke Herald Staff Writer Sem inole a th le tics: Could it be the water? What Is It about the kids from Seminole Countv that sends fear through the spines of other kids throughout the state? When you compare Seminole lo other coun­ ties in the state o f Florida, we're ranked right around the middle, maybe a M ile less In site, maybe a little more In population. But when you look at the youth sporta teams that leave the county to dominate other parts o f the stale. It's amazing how many o f them we actually have, especially In the Sanford and Lake Mary areas. In the last two weeks alone, press releases have come across the desks o f the Sanford Herald sports cave, all talking about the ex­ ploits o f local teams. There was Chet Lem ons Juice II squad which Is headed for Minnesota nfler dominat­ ing the AAU spring season with a record o f IB­ S' The learn, which plays Its home games out of the Lake Mary Sports Complex, out scored Its opponents. 85-10 In earning the trip to Minnesota. The Juice will be Joined by the Apopka Jun­ iors. runners up in the state. Apopka is out­ side the county but many o f its players attend Lake Brantley when It comes time for high school. • The Seminole Predators, a local 15-year-old baseball team, recently claimed the Cold Medal .at the AAU State Championships In Winter Haven last month. The team plays out ijf players. Including members froni LyLake Mary. Lake Brantley. Seminole and Oviedo. Among the many outstanding adults who volunteer their time at no cost are veteran Oviedo youth coaches Mike Carpenter and Mark Holmes. Let s go to soccer where the Seminole Ice. a county-wide team of under-13 soccer players, went out and ou(scored its opponents, 10-1 at a recent Memorial Day statewide tournament and won all o f Its league games against teams from all over Central Florida. The Ice also won an earlier tournament at New Port Richey. We are also the home o f two o f the finest young gymnasts In the state. Erin Albano and Lanna Aplsukh. both o f who represent Florida In nationwide competitions. Aplsukh had a shot at the Olympics last year before her dreams were cut short by an Injury. Even hockey makes an Impact In the area where the Roller Bears o f Seminole Skate and Sport was attempting to earn a trip to Chicago for the national In-Line hockey tournament. Back to the soccer. Former major league baseball pitcher John Fulgham leads the Kumba. a team made up of 13 and under girls who are trying to get to North Carolina for a national tournament after beating just about everyone In Florida. If we can go back a few months, the Florida Sharks 11-under AAU baseball team o f county kids won the national title at the beginning of the year. Don't forget that two years ago. Lake Mary was home of the national Pop Warner football champions Last but not least. Bayhead Racquet Club Is home to several o f the top Juniors In the na­ tion. Including Natalie Arcarlo who may trade her Bayhead membership for one at Wimble­ don If she keeps at her current pace. All those examples arc from this year alone. Last year. Seminole County offered up an equal amount of talent on the national level and with the work o f the many tireless parents who en­ sure the kids not only get from game to game, but state to state, the trend should continue. Who gets the credit? Start off with the folks at the county recrea­ tion departments who spend their days making sure the tons o f teams that participate In vari­ ous leagues have their fields lined, umpires and officials assigned to each game, and the concession stands stocked with parents and food. Also, don't forget the private organizations such as Brown's Gymnastics, the Sanford Gymnastics Association, all o f the area golf courses that sponsor junior golf clinics, and Bayhead and the other tennis facilities for their work. Next time you see a car wash, chances are It Is tu sponsor one o f the local teams for a long Journey to defend Seminole County as it takes on the world. Give the kids some help and let them realize their dreams. Last 8econd Shot: Can anyone tell me who has won both Grand Slam events In profes­ sional tennis this season? I can't and neither can you unless you cheat and look It up. Sli-ysar-old John Oiblson works with his swimmlng instructor Fran Brenderr si the Brender’s pool In Timacuan Iasi wssk. swimming for 26 years. Brender has been leaching LAKE MARY No way, thought slx-yenr-old Johnny OlbUon. Tie wasn't going anywhere near that pool. The air conditioning unit outside the pool area looked Just fine to Johnny. lie never would have known that, a few minutes later, he'd be In that big oT scary pool and a few days later It was hard to get him out of there. Johnny Laughed about the first time he met Fran Brender. the per­ son who finally helped him over­ come his fears. * I was just scared because I couldn’t swim.* Johnny said. *1 did Daytona Cubs to host Night tonight SANFORD - Tonight will be a special night as It will be Jackie Rublnarm/Siinhicd Youth lUoebull Nlflht at Jackie Robinson Ballpark In Daytona Beach. The Daytona Beach Cuba will play the Kissimmee Cobras In a Florida Stale League doubleheader and between games Jackie Robin­ son will be honored on the 50th anniversary of hts major league debut, as well as various youth all-star teams from Sanford being Introduced to the fans. The event will not only be a night o f recognition, but u fundraiser us well: two dollars from every .ticket will go to the Negro League Baseball Retirement Fund, and another two dollars from every ticket will go d ire c tly lo -the Sanford Youth Baseball program sponsored by the City. Tickets are available for free to the All-Stars and If any other player shows up with hls regular season uniform, they will also be given a free ticket. T h e S a n fo r d R e c r e a t io n Department will also have two buses at the Sanford City Hall on North Hark Avenue to transport In d iv id u a ls w ho do not h a ve another way to get to the game. The bus Is planning on leaving at 4 p.m. Others going lo the game who need directions to the ballpark may follow the bus. For those who want to attend the game but have not purchased their ticket In advance, the cost will be 84 at the gate. The Seminole Ice. an Under-13 Premier boys' soccer team, finished the regular season with an SANFORD _ The Seminole Ice soccer team headed Into the boys' under-13 premier soccer season with a new roach and an old attitude. Winning Is a tradition with the Ice and first-year coach Tim Roberts made sure the Ice continued Its winning ways. The Ice won all of Its league games and ended the season with a rout at the Seminole Memorial Day Tournament, outscorlng Its opponents. 10-2. Team members Included Stephen Ashby. Sean Callahan. Brendan Donahue. John Drchoff. Kevin Elliott. Ryan Froman. Ron FUlmore. Doug Gagnon. undefeated record and followed that up by routing the field in the Seminole Memorial Day Tournament. Matt Groover. Roger Morschelser. Juan Fernando Patino. Travis Rodgers. Brian Sampson. Brendan Schwahl. Tim Schwalbe and Jeff Vaccaricllo. The team Is assisted by Ron Fulmore and Jo Sampson Is team manager. The Ice started out strong, winning the Labor Day tournament In New Port Richey, a final four berth at a Halloween Tournament in Largo and a second-place finish In the Seminole Soccer Club championship. In the spring season, the Ice finished a strong second at the Countryside Invitational Easter Tournament and followed by finishing seventh In the state at the Florida State Cup. Next fall. Roberts will begin the season leading the Ice to a tournament trip In Atlanta. Jackals to host special events ORLANDO — The Orlando Jackals o f the Roller Hockey International (R ill) League will be hosting a pair of big promotions tonight and Monday night at the Orlando Arena. Tonight the Jackals, the 1096 RHI World Champions. will host the New Jersey Rockin' Rollers and the first 2.000 fans through the turnstiles will receive a free Gatorade bottle. There will also be a T-hall Home Run hitting contest during halftime. Monday night the Jackals will bring 12 of the top race car drivers from the NASCAR Winston Racing Series to C B c e J a c k als, P age 3B Clinic’s offered by Disney Sports LAKE BUENA VISTA - Young soccer en­ thusiasts will have the opportunity to Improve their skills and Increase their knowledge of the game when top coaches and players travel to Dtsney's Wide World o f Sports complex for Disney's Summer Soccer Day Experience, a nine-week series of day-long camps that began on June 17. With a strong emphasis on fun, the kids camps will be held weekly throughout the summer. with the final camp on August 12. (Ages vary based upon each camp). A pair o f top international players from the English Premier League. Ian Wright and David James, and two renowned women's collegiate coaches, the University o f Florida's Becky Burleigh and Karen Richter of the University of Central Florida, are among the elite clinicians who will participate. Orlando resident Gary Bindley, who has owned and operated All-Pro soccer camps for 12 years, will oversee the three-month series. Each camp Includes a morning and afternoon session, lunch and a special gift. Campers will also be admitted free Into other venues and ac­ tivities at Disney's Wide World o f Sports. The registration price Is 859. (Check-tn and on-site registration will take place between 7:45 a.m. and 9 a.m. the day o f the camp.) A dangerous goal-scorer, Wrtght has emerged as one of the world's most recognizable players. He Is a member of England's national team, as well as a forward for Arsenal Football Club. □ Bee Soccer. Page 2B FOR THE B EST C O VER A G E OF SPO RTS IN YO U R A R E A , READ TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD DAILY �M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 29, 1992 jcT'a .\*3rw L’_ -- * <V*f. J* vr* W H A T'S " CSSbi .y /.? y#ias M ksas c s v J tiM . - f r i t £ ~ w - < « g . - * * » —. if. t u f c 1' ewrii Amateur Gymnastics TODAY Auto Racing Professional Baseball □ Gull Coast Rookie League at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of 8por1a Baseball Complex, TBA Professional Roller Hockey □ Roller Hockey International (RHI). New Jersey Rockin' Rollers vs. Orlando Jackals at Orlando Arena, 7 p.m. Florida State League □ J A C K IE ROB I N S O N ? S A N F O R D Y O U T H BASEBALL NIGHT at Jackie Robinson Stadium, Daytona Beaeti. Doubleheader. Kissimmee Cobras vs. Daytona Beach Cubs, 6.30 p.m. □ W o m en ’s P ro fe ssio n a l Fastpilch League. Orlando Wahoos at Tampa Bay Fire Sllx, 7 p.m. Recreation Softball Southern League Baseball Orlando Rays Professional Softball at Youth Baseball □ Babe Rulh Baseball Area 10-and-Under Tour­ nament at Oviedo, TBA. □ Longwood All-Stars In Babe Ruth Baseball Area Bambino Major A Tournament at Winter Haven, TBA. □ Altamonte Springs All-Stars In Babe Ruth Baseball Prep-13 Tournament at Winter Springs, TBA. □ U S S S A G irls Fastplteh 11-and-Under, IBand-Under, 14-and-Under and 12-and-Under N a­ tional Invitational Tournament at Walt Disney W orld's Wide World of Sports Sotbeil Complex, TBA. College Tennis □C ottage Tennis Coaches of America Clinic at Wait Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex, TBA Amateur Track □ A A U (A m a t e u r A t h le tic U n io n ) F lo rid a Association Track and Field Championships at Special DAYTONA USA, Speedway Ticket Office hours set for next week Special to the Herald DAYTONA BEACH — It's been called the closest you can get to racing without strapping on a helmet, and In Us Oral six months. It hosted visitors from as far away as Japan and South Africa. N o w D A Y T O N A U S A . " T h e U lt im a t e Motorsports Attraction" at Daytona International Speedway. Is looking back at Its first year and ahead to a very bright future. In order to accommodate the Influx o f race fans for the July Sth Pepsi 400 and the entire holiday weekend. DAYTONA USA and Speedway Ticket Office hours Iwalk-ln and phone) have been e x ­ tended as follows: J u ly 1-3 — DAYTONA USA: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Ticket Office (walk-ln): 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Ticket Office (phone-In): 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. J u ly 3-4 — DAYTONA USA: 8 a.m. to 10 ’ p.m.: Ticket Office (walk-ln): 9 a.m. to 6 p.m,; Ticket Office (phone-in): 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. J u ly 8 — DAYTONA USA: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Ticket Office (walk-in): 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Ticket Office (phone-in): 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. J u ly fl — DAYTONA USA: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.: Ticket Office (walk-ln): 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Ticket Office (phone-in): Not Available. J u ly 7 — DAYTONA USA: 8 a m . to 7 p.m.: Ticket Office (walk-ln): 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Ticket Office (phone-in): 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. .Regular attraction hours arc from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally. DAYTONA USA officially opened July 5. 1996, to the fanfare o f thousands of cheering fans. An exclusive black tie affair, attended by top drivers, team owners and sponsors was captured for the nation to see via a live broadcast on ESPN. Enthusiasm for the attraction was Immediate, especially among these closest to the sport. "D A Y TO N A USA Is awesom e." said 1989 Daytona 500 winner Darrell Waltrlp o f his ex­ perience during the grand opening celebration. "T h e film ("T h e Daytona 500") was the biggest thing for me. I've never been anywhere where they capture that feeling. Everything was bigger than life, and the sounds and the pictu res------I was breathless!" Waltrlp's enthusiasm Is shared by top officials at Daytona International Speedway, where ongoing research shows that the attraction Is exceeding projected audience rach. "W e're very pleased with the demographics that DAYTONA USA Is appealing to In Its first year," said DAYTONA USA General Manager Sarah Gurils. "Naturally w e’ve got a strong showing from our loyal, avid race fans, but we're finding some interesting trends In our total au- dlencr makeup." Like NASCAR Wlnatnn Cup Racing, which now pulls an approximate 60.40 ratio of men to w om en. D AYTO N A USA I* seeing grow ing numbers o f women exploring their Interest tn motors ports "M any will arrive with their husband*." Gurils said. "But we're also seeing women's groups on their own and plenty o f families, powerful au­ diences for the Industry. This market Is fasci­ nated with racing, and their actions prove It. T h e y 'r e attending the autograph sessions, checking the race schedules and buying the merchandise that sports their favorite driver's Images. They're absolutely hooked." And It'a easy for audiences to get hooked with scheduled year-round activities at DAYTONA USA. Autograph sessions are held during major events with a few scattered sessions during non-peak times. Pans are often thrilled by the surprise ap­ pearances o f drivers filming race-related com ­ mercials or live satellite feeds. During a recent commercial shoot for the attraction Itself. Dale Jarrett. Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon took to the show floor. And the 1997 Speed weeks agenda brought Ricky Rudd. Darrell Waltrip. Dale Jarrell and Mike Skinner to DAYTONA USA for live and taped Interviews while John Andretti. Mark Martin. Ted Musgrave. Ward Burton. Jeff Burton. David Green and others signed autographs In front o f the attraction's full-scale 31-degree high banks. D AYTONA USA features a variety of exciting hands-on activities and live shows geared to all levels o f motorsports enthusiasm. Guests can change tires In a timed pH stop competition, design and video-tape their own race cars, broadcast a famous race finish and much more. "T h e Daytona 5 0 0 " ThunderRound-Sound m ovie presentation, starring some of NASCAR'* finest drivers, puts guests in the driver's seat In a side-by-side race to the finish. Admission to DAYTONA USA ts • 12 for adults: S10 for seniors 60 and over and $6 for children 6-12. Western Auto's Parts America 30-mlnute Speedway Tours arc available for 96 (weather and track schedule permitting). DAYTONA USA and Speedway Tours are free for children five and under with a paying adult. For more Information, call (904) 947-6800. Tickets for the Pepsi 400 NASCAR Winston Cup race arc still available. Call (904) 253-7223 for ticket Information. For more Information regarding Speedway events or DAYTONA USA visit www.daytonausa.com. Soccer have also won three straight T A A C tournament titles under where he has led the team Richter, who recently signed a In scorin g four con secu tive contract to play with the Tampa seasons. Including last year Extreme o f the United Systems when he ranked second In the o f Independent Soccer Leagues Premier League with 30 goals. (USISL). Hlndley brings more than 12 In Just his th ird season , seasons o f Indoor and outdoor Liverpool's James is one of the professional coaching experi­ most consistent goalkeepers In ence to Disney's soccer program. the Premiership. An imposing With over 200 victories to his force at the net. the 6-foot-5 credit, he Is the second wlnJames seems destined to have a nlngest American-born coach In long and productive Interna­ U.S. professional soccer history. tional career. A membr o f the Florida Youth Burleigh, a former All-South' Soccer Association staff. Hlndley goalkeeper at Methodist IN.C.) Is equally familiar with teaching College, led Florida to a 21-4 the game to the youngest of record In only the program's players. Ricky Hill and Keith Buckley second year o f existence. She also earned Southeastern Con­ arc also expected to participate ference Coach-of-the-Year hon­ In upcoming camps. Hill has ors after leading the Gators to played professionally In Europe SEC Tournament and regular and In the United States for the season lilies and an appearance Tam pa Bay Rowdies (1991-92). In the N C A A T o u rn a m en t's while Buckley currently serves as the head men's coach at Ellte-8. Richter, a former AU-Amcrlca Rollins College. The scheduled dates and times goalkeeper at Central Florida, led he alma mater to a 13-7-1 for the clinics (players and times record and the school's fourth are subject to change) arc: Boys co n se cu tiv e T ra n s A m e rica and Girls ages 6-12 — Tuesday. A th le tic C o n fe re n c e C h a m ­ July 1. Thursday. July 10 and pionship In 1996. The Knights Tuesday. August 5: Boys and Continued from P a g e I B Girls ages 10-16 — Tuesday. July 8. Tuesday and July 29: Girls only ages 10-10 — Tues­ day. July 22 (featuring Becky Burleigh, University of Florida): and Girls only ages 10-16 — A u gu st 12 (featu rin g Karen R ich ter, head coach at the University of Central Florida). Spread over some 200 acres. Disney's Wide World o f Sports complex promises to be one of the world's top sports destina­ tions. Solely devoted to the spirit o f athletic competition, the vast sports landscape includes: a 5.000-scat fleldhouse with room for six full-size basketball courts, a 9.500-seat baseball stadium, an 11-court tennis complex with a centre court stsdlum. a fivecourt beach volleyball facility, a softball quadraplcx. a baseball quadraplex. a pair o f youth baseball field, four multi-pur­ pose sports field (all with in­ ternational soccer dimensions), a n d a m o d e r n , n in e - la n e 4 0 0 - m e te r tra c k and fie ld stadium. All camp inquiries may be directed to Patrick Dicks at Walt D isn ey W o rld S p orts (4 0 7 ) 363 6353. j ** Jpg ■'-^-rfct.ariw v -y.-•— rvP -eiarxWfhtf Wall Disney World's Wldo World ol Sports Track ond Flold Compton, 9:30 am. UU 3T A 7AA U (Amateur Athletic Union! Tram­ poline and Tumbling National Championships at W alt Dlsnay W orld's W ide World ol Sports Fleldhouse, 10 a.m. □ FASCAR at Naw Smyrna Speedway, 7 p.m. □ Chattanooga Lookouts vs. Tinker Field, 7:05 p.m. M Professional Baseball □ G u lf Coast Rooklo Lsaguo at Wait Dionoy World's Wldo World of Sports Bsssbsil Complex, TBA Southern League Baseball vs. Orlando 1- W all Disney World's Wkto World ol Sports Tennis Complex, TBA Amateur Track SUNDAY □Chattanooga Lookouts Tlnksr Flsld, 6:06 p.m. . ‘ --tj-.i S Rays at □ A A U (A m a la u r A l h l a llo U n io n ) F lo rid a Association Track and Ftold Championships al Walt Dtanoy World's Wkto World ol Sports Track and Ftold Compiax, 8 am . MONDAY Southern League Baseball □ Chattanooga Lookouts Tlnkar Ftold, 7:05 p.m. vs. Orlando Rays al Amateur Karate Youth Baseball □ B o b o Ruth BoaoboB Arao 10-and-Undor Tournamont at Ovtodo, TBA. □ Longwood Alt-Stars in Bobo Ruth i aooboll Arso Bambino Major A Toumomont at Win tor □Am otour AthioMc Union (AAU) National Karato Championships at Watt Dlsnay World's Wkto World ol Sports FtoMhousa. TBA HftVftfi TBA Recreation Softball UAttamofita Springs All-Stara In Bobo Rulh BoaoboB Prap-13 Toumomont ot Winter Springs, TBA. □ C ity of Lake Mary Oopartmonl o f Parka and Recreation Women’s Monday N lgM Summer Fas (pitch Softball League at Lafca Mary Sports Comptox, 7 p.m. Amateur Gymnastics Recreation Volleyball □ USTA7AAU (Amalaur Athletic Union) TramdoJIm and Tumblim National Champtafiahtoa at W all Dlsnay W orld's W ide World of Sports 1,9a.m. □San ford Recreation Department Spring Roo­ Co-Ed VoNsytoaN Laagua al Dan Folham Oymnatortum Games start al 7 p m ts ailonai P ro ftttio n al Soccer OA-Lsegue at Orlando Citrus Bowl vs. Orlando Sundogs, 7 p.m. Colorado Professional Softball □ W o m a n 's P ro fssslo n a l Fastpilch Laagua .Orlando W ahoos at Tampa Bay Firs Stlx. 7 pm Recreation Softball □ U S S S A Qlrla F astp ilch tt-and-Undar, 19and-Undar, 14-and-Undsr and 12-and-Undar Na­ tional Invitational Toumamant at Walt Dlsnay World's Wkto World of Sports Sotball Complex. TBA. College Tennis Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary I.AKE MARY - The Georgia Stale Univer­ sity Wrestling Camp al Lake Mary High School will feature the staff from GSU. Ihe only NCAA Division I wrestling program tn the deep south, hooting a wrestling ram p on July 21-23. Coot Is 9 1 IO ond If you ore thinking about wrestling In college this will definitely be a ram p you will be Interested In. For more Information, roll Sieve K a li at 320-9099 and leave a message on hi* voire mail and he will return the rail I iCollege Tennis Coaches ol America Clinic at Legal Notices MOTICS THt FOLLOWING PROPSRTV WILL S I IO L 0 OP OTHERW l«a DISPOSED OP AT A t A L I TO SC H ILO AT BAJO UNIT OP LI A l i o aPAC t AT LOCK SAFE N I O W « I T MTM I T S IIT . IAN FOP D PL u r n ON TMI 10TH OP JULY. I N ) AT 1100 NOON TOP CASH #101 ■ PON DOTSON r n t PINCPIO O ICIP tANPOPO TV COUCH L O V tltA T . M ltC B O X It. SAOI CLOTNIS. PASS • POSA HOLDEN te e 01 I P ST COLOUtTTA. OA lim T V . UtCPOWAVf 8 (0 OOOU BOA PAOIO PAN UISC S O A K C LO T H II U ltC FURM TUPI ( M t . 1 0 * AN RHOOC1. PO SOX H i m LAAI IAAPV. PL um uiic sox I a ano clo th s* HOT • JOHN VAN OlNC 114 COUNTPV CLUB DP. S A P ­ PORO. p l t a r n hutch PCCLINIP. OINNINO POOW TASK. CHAIPB. PATTAM PUPM TU PI. T O Y ! UISC S O U * . 0 ) D P iS S I P I DISK ANO CHAIN DATto this oav juni isth. i Mr P u m u i Jun* w » . m r DCF140 IN T M I CIRCUIT COUNT OP T N I 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM AMO POM S IN IN O L I COUNTV. FLORIDA S IM IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION c a s s h o i t r - p r r r c A - i4 -w FIRST NAHONWlOt UOPTOAOi COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS RALPH OUSPPKPO *1 *1 OCFENDAN T(S| N O TIO I OP ACTION C0NSTPUCTIV1 S S P V ie i TO MARTIN C JAMES AH UM MARTIN JAMES And LISA JAMES whose rceidanca la unknown >1 ha/aha/lf-oy bo MvM>u. and il he/ehe/they bo N a d . the unknown defendants who may bo apouaea. k «in . d n iM M . g fw ilt n . eeergneee. Sanore. creditor*, t n n l m . ond •II pattie* claiming an In lw n l by. through. undor or agam tl lire Defendants, who are not known lo bo daod or klnro. and •II portw* having or claiming to Nava any right, utlo or Inlaroal In lire property doaenbod In Iho mortgage being torecloaed herein YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED ■hat an action to lorecloM a mortgage on the following property LOT 2. SUMMEPHILL. PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES SO-52. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa bean filed agemtl you and you are required lo aenre A copy o l your written defenaea. * any. lo II on DAVID J STERN ESO Plaintiff's attorney, whoae address la 4(00 Sheridan Street. S t. 400. Hollywood. FL 33021 (no la Ur than 10 daya fc . . m i Uto dale o i fh* ftral publi­ cation o f thi* notice o f action) and Mo the original with the clerk o f thia court either before aenrice on Pfambfra attorney or ImmadiaUly thereafter, otherwiae • default will be entered againal you for the reflet demended in the complaint or potillon filed herein WITNESS my hand end the •••I ol Itua Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida. Ihla 17th day of JUNE. 199) (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Rulh King Deputy Clerk THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORO HERALO PubUah: June 22. 29. 1S97 OEF-2S2 Legal Notices PSOUEST POM PROFESSIONAL SSRVICSt P S-aoe •t » /b j c WTHtTV LOCATION tS N V K S a PON COUNTY SLABS M AMO TV County Board e f County Ct Il »ee4ed lu k n M a h lor the above referenced preIN I Stope Provide Ore toeeIrene • * the County-* UaAtire* wiIMn Ihe nght ol w .y of CP 427 Irwa Bey Meedore Drive M r-r*< eeef e f SP I7-S2 during the aon•fruction of Ihe Improvement* P e q v e if for P ro fe *»w n *l Service* pecaege* wi* be eved•bre et the County * Pure hat mg Brem e n Mealed at M SI ■ tat Street Room 3709 Sanford FL 127)1 149)) 321-11M Eat 7119 oe 7119 |4S7) 130-9949-Faa A pre-preposai conference to •cheduled lor July IS. I M ) al BOO a m al the Invfronmenial Servtcea Building 1000A Southgate Drive. Sanlord Florida 32773 Submiiai* m i l be received by Ihe Pure having Drvieion no Mter then 2 00 p m (tockf lime) on Jufy 21. I H 7 Submittal* recarved after auch kme will be relumed unopened NOTE ALL PROSPECTIVE PESPOPOENTS APS HERESY CAUTIONED NOT TO CONT( ntvct ANY MEMBER OP THS t i Mi­ N O li COUNTY STAFF OP OFFI­ CIALS O TH IP THAN THS SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON PRIOR TO STAFF S RECOM­ MENDATION Ur WOE * are encouraged lo participate m Ihe procee* Deny J Cohen. CPPB C on lriclt Anafy*l Pubfreh June 29. IH 7 OCF-291 ns THS CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I 1ATN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO PON ■AMINOLA COUNTY, FLORIOA OASS NO S T-IS 1 9 -C A -I4 -L DARNELL J LEiDlOH end BETTYE LEJDIQH, hi* wH*. and TOMAS 0 LSIOiOH. Plaintiff*. v* WILLIAM H LEE and FRANCIS C LEE. if alive, and it dead, their unknown apouae. heir*, davtaeea. granleea. creditor* end *11 other pertiee claiming by. through, under or again*! WILLIAM H LEE and FRANCIS C. LEE and all unknown natural pereon*. if lire*, and if deed, or not known lo bo dead or alive. Iheir aeveral and raapeclrve unknown apouie, heir*, davtaeaa. granleea, creditor! or other pertie a claiming by, through, or under thoee unknown natural peraona. and the aevaral and re*pec live unknown aaaigna. aucceaaore In internal, truvtaea or any other pereane claiming by. through, under or againal any corporation or other legal entity named aa a defendant, and all claimant*, pereoni or pa i he a natural or corporate, or whoae are e l legal Itatua ta unknown, claiming under any of lha above named or detenbed defendant* or perhea. Defendant* NOTICE OF SUIT TO WILLIAM H. LEE and FRAN­ CIS C. LEE. if alive, and If deed, their unknown apouee, heir*, d e v il***, grant***, creditor* and all other pertiee claiming by. through, under or againal WILLIAM H LEE and FRANCIS C LEE: and ad unknown nalurai pareona. If aliva. and if dead, or not known lo be dead or alive, Iheir aeveral and raapactiva unknown ip o u t*. heir*, deviaaa*. grantee*, creditor* or olhar pertiaa claiming by. through, or under Ihoae unknown natural pareona. and l Legal Notices Legal Notice! ■ha aeveret te d re* pec live tetknown H t g r e aucceaaore in iM ere*I trustee* et any ether « Li nin g by Pleaae contact Cew l AdntwuaOkNon at 301 N Park Avenue Sento id. Fiend* 32771 Telephone |407) 323 *330 Sat 4237, within rwn (2) working daya e f your receipt al IMc Mohce e l Fed If you are haarmg ire impeired caH Telephone (TDD1 1 OeO-SSS-OTfl. it you rote* enpeeed cel Telephone (V) 1 *0 0 545 S tro F-vkheh June IS. I* . SO. ead bon oa ether legal entity named *• a defendant end *■ claimant*, pereon* *r pern** nohwol *f co4pof*i* 04 who** **acl teg*4 atelu* re uakmwn cremung under any ol ihe above named *f deeanbad defendant* P fftO C N C tS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFlCO •*>•1 • » action to gurel Mia concermng the real properly deaenbed an lah.bit *A* attached hereto in lem m oto County Fiend* tree boon Mod *g * m *l you and you ore required le *ere* a copy et ro w written deter**** if any lo it on WALTER ft MOOR *211 E Robin* on Street. Orlando. Florid* 12501 and Mo Mve an gi­ nal with Mo CWrk ef Ihe above •ryled Court an er before tho t4lh day of Ju4y 195 ) olherwi** a Judgment may be entered agamaf you for tho robot demanded in Ore ComptawM ■ ahINN "A * P A A C IL I Parcel f Lo4 7. lea* ihe Wool 357 fee* thereof end *4 at L * l S. Steak S. W SRUTTS ADDI­ TION TO LONGWOOD accord­ ing 4o tho plat thereof oa recorded m Fief Book I. page 23. PuM c Record* o f Senvnolo County. Florida plua Mo North f/t of tho vacated Street on the South Farce! 2 The Seal I I 3f feel of Lo* S and o f Lot 7. S. 9. 10.11 .1|. 13.14. I I . IS. 17. 15. 19. 10 31. 23. 13 and 24. THREE F IN IS SUBDIVISION, according lo Ihe pint there'll a* recorded it* Ftcl Book 3. peg* 45. FubAc Record* ot Icrvunole County. Florid*. ptua Me South 1)2 o f Mo vacated ■treat on the NofM Parcel 3 The ( e * t IS Jl teat of Lot 19 and ail o l Lota 39. 40. 41. 43. 43. 44. 41. 44 and 47 THREE PIN E I SUBDIVISION, according to lha p4al thereof aa recorded in Plat Seek 3 peg* 41, Public Record* ot •emtnolc County. Florida Parcel 4 Ail o l Highland Street from the Weal boundary et the ■nlereeclwn el Sanford Avenue Weal to Ihe Weal boundary ol the Eaat IS 31 feet o l Lot I. THREE P IN E I SUBDIVISION, according to tho plat thereof •• recorded m Flat Booh 3, peg* 45. Public Record* of Seminol# County. Florida, purauanl lo Ihe Revolution dated June IS. IM S adopted by the Board ol County Commiatianarm ot Samlnola County. Florida, ctoalng. vacat­ ing and abandoning the afore•aid atreat PARCEL II That portion ol Ihe Southaaal 1/4 ot Ihe Southaaal 1/4 Section s, Townthip 21 South. Range 30 iaat. Seminole County. Florida, tying North of THREE PINES SUBDIVISION, according to the plat thereat •• recorded in Piet Book 3. page 45. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florid*, lying Scat of the Northerly aatenaion ot the Weal lino of the Saal 1S31 feel ot Lot • of aaid THREE PINES SUBDIVISION, aalandtng lo and tacludlng lha right-of-way of County Road 427 WITNESS may hand and aaat ot aaid Court on lha Slh day of June. l » 9 ) (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Oartena L. Taylor Oaputy Clark RULE S .H S . NOTICES TO PERSONS WITH OISABIklT H S : In accordance with lha Americana With Oiaabilitiaa A c t if you are a pereon with a dis­ ability who neada any accom­ modation in eider to participate M IM* proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no c o il lo you, to the proviaion o f certain asaiatanca 0. 150/ 8Uf-1T* IN T N I c w c u r r COURT OF TNS i m m t s s n t n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. m ARB FOB SSMINOLI c o u n t y 6 A S ! MO. O T -tlig .e A -1 4 -W FIRST UNION MONTOAGE CORPORATION Platnldf v« VINCENT PAUL KEARNS JANE DOE Wife *1 VINCENT PAUL KEARNS AMSPICAN O IN IR A L HOMS EQUITY IN C . Swcceaaor 10 CREOITHNtFT INC end UNKNOWN TfNANIS/OWNflRS Defendant**! PLAINTIFF'S NOTICE OP AOTtON TO VINCENT PAUL KSANNS JANS DOS W>t* ot VINCENT PAUL KEANNS And ail peril** cletnvng utter­ e d by through under or againal VINCENT PAUL KEARNS JANE DOE Wife ef VINCENT PAUL KEARNS and *U paitiet having or clown­ ing lo her* eny right, hit*, er •Iferetl m the property harem da ten bed CURRENT RESI­ DENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toredoa* a mortgage on Me foUowieg property in Semmole County. Florida LOT 5. SLICK *0*. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 3 OF UNIT I ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 29 PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA and having ■ commonly known add ret* a* 30S t Idgemon Avenue. Winter Spring*. FL 32705 he* been hied agemtl you and you are required lo larva * copy ol your wnltan daton***. if any. with tha Clerk o f C ourt. Seminol* County, and to aorvo • copy on Plcintilf* Attorney. Do ogle* M Bela*, o f the Law Firm of MASON A ASSOCIATES PA , whoae addreaa I* 17791 US. Highway 19 North. SuMa 500, Wangrovv Bey. Clearwater. Florida 14524. wittun 10 day* horn the fw it data ol publica­ tion, olherwia* a default anil be entered againal you tor lha relief demanded In tha com ­ plaint Dated on Juno 15th. 1997. . MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clork o f tho Court By Ruth King Aa Deputy Clerk In accordance with tl|* American* with Diaabikbe* Act ot 1990, pereon* needing * pe­ trel accomodation to partici­ pate in Ihla proceeding should contact the Clark of the Court not talar than llva business day* pnot to the proceeding at ■ha Seminol* County Courthouao Telephone. (40fl 321-4110 or 1-S00-9SS-5771 (TOO) or 1-500-955-17)0 (V) via Florida Relay Service.* Publish June 22. 29. tOO) l 0EF-2S5 Classifieds Mean Business I �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, June 29. 1997 - 3 8 : Greg Norman’s One-on-One a bargain for golfers No. this column Isn't turning Into the Home Shopping Club, but you have to hear about a new product being marketed by PCA star Qreg Norman. Norman. In Memphis for the St. Jude Classic, is marketing a product that allows him to an ayour swing and tell you ex­ actly how good or bad you realty are. The product Is Greg Norm an's One-on-One. a personalised teaching program designed by the Shark himself, and it was put on display before the media at Celebration Golf Club, near Disney. It Is simpler than It sounds and a great bargain for any golfer at any level. To receive the crltlouc. a golfer hits balls with video cameras shooting I <»\ r ,ni(! / r u m s I n , Mi , iM !\ ,h !his i| ih from different angles. After a few shots, the tape is turned over to a professional who sits Inside One* on-One's customised van with well over S I 50.000 worth o f video tech­ nology. The club professional ana­ lyses the swing and places it side-by-side with Norman’s swing. After the professional enters certain Information. Norman's voice comes on and breaks down each swing, using over 1.500 different voice entries he made over several days last summer. Swing, alignment, grip, ba l­ ance. follow through, rotation and everything else la analysed by Norman himself and Is sur­ prisingly accurate. formation. I lie K ; i ” l < N e s t . . . Chip Shots (,<>// t h i s I r e c k l ’>\ h i I l> i i l i n n Ut I l u .tld S | . i l l \\ i H i i 1 was scolded by the Shark lor having my head mnybe three inches below where he recom ­ mended (height and weight Is also taken Into consideration! and he got really upset by my follow through In which I had the same finish ns o lumberjack pulling back his ax. The deal runs for only 840.05 and Includes 20 minutes o f per­ sonal analysis along with 25 minutes o f Norman's recorded lessons. There are 15 vans In the coun­ try currently serving One-onOne. and they appear for co rp o­ rate outings and some tour events. Call I -800 NORMAN I for In­ Tlm acuan G o lf and C ou ntry Clnb'a Mike Bender recently finished with half o f a 81.200 paycheck after a strong finish at the Alachua Country Club's Top Flight/North Florida PCA TwoMan Team Championship. He (earned with Wilt Frantz o f the Country Club o f Ocala. Alsqua C ou ntry Club has Joined the ranks o f the many golf courses in the area offering Junior clinics. A targe group o f Tiger Woods and Karrle Webb wannabees are expected to be on hand far the Alaqua clinics, open to boys and girls aged 717, for the three-day clinics June 24-28 and July 15-17. Cost is 8100 per session. Each camp will be limited to 30 players and will be coordi­ nated by Gary Ellis. Director of G olf Operations at Alaqua. 'There ore a lot of kids out there who want to be Just like Tiger.* Ellis said. *Wcll. here and camps like this Is where it starts.* Ssbsl Point O o lf Chib will be the site o f this week's Central Florida Junior Inter-Club championship event on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Lake Brantley High Sch ool's J eff Corr was named a finalist for the Claaa 6A golfer o f the year honors as voted by the Florida Athletic Coaches A sso­ ciation. Is ... I8 H * *| n ref: \\ S| ||| \\ t i l , 9 Local stars shine at state sectional championships SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club, home to some o f tlie state's best Junior tennis play­ ers. once again had a very good showing at the Florida Sectional Closed Championships For Junior singles players, the | tournament is open to the top 84 baya players and the lop 48 girls players tn four divisions: 12 and under: 14 and under. 18 and under; and IB and under. Bayhead was represented by 22 lop notch players who all performed very well at the state tournament. Eight kids did ex­ ceptionally well, playing well above thetr seeding In the tourInament. 'M ost o f the kkls who did the best will be even more promis­ ing for next year.* said Amrr Sammakia. head tennis pro at 'Bayhead. “They are tn thetr first years lot the age group* and have another year to practice and try again. Wc also had a real goad showing m the I As and 18s.* In the 12 and under boys group, Ben Be hr entered the tournament ranked 12th in the state. In the third round, flchr went three sets against the number one ranked player be­ fore ending the tournament at the 0-12 seed. Three players who had great finishes represented the 14 and under age group. Jason Cordova tn his first year at the level, entered ns the 12 sent and finished much higher at 0 Last year Cordova was the number one seed for the 12 and under age group and Is expected to even lirth er Improve for next year's tournament Be­ fore then, however. Cordova will represent Florida and nayhrad at the National Tournamrnl later this year In or tier to ready himself fix the higher level of play. Cordova has been Invited to United States National Coaches prenational tournament training ramp, held tn Key lllscaynr Laura Ahmes. also a first year for the age group, hail a huge tournament Upon entering at the 45 seeding. Ahmes upset the 32. 20 and 8 seeds to end her run at 9-12. She was very pleased with he* performance, according to her roach. Tom Boy sen Rounding out the 14a was David Tafur. who la hoping that hla recent tournament showings will earn him a spot In the Na­ tional Tournament for hla first time. Two female players burned up the courts at the State Tourna­ ment tn the 16 and under group. Jackie Arrarlo was ranked 22 K"lng Into her first match. She ended in the top 16. hut not before a huge upset o f the 12 Among the local tennis stars and Ihair coaches from Bayhead Racquet Club who stood out at the Florida Sectional Close Championships lest week were (from left, back) Jason Bradstreel. sica Pelto finished 7th after sent In the second round Arcarlo la becoming accus­ beating the number five seed. tomed to great achievements. I’elto will also advance to the She wax named the State High National tournament, hoping to School Champion lot Bishop regain her position In the top 20 Moore High School In Orlando In the country, which she hekl for both her Mingles double* In the 14 and under group last year. play. Doubles are only played In the Entering at the 13 seed. Jes­ Swimming C o o tia w s d fro m F a g a IB better after my first time and now I can do a front float and a back float.* Johnny can also swtin the length of the Hr coder's pool and hold his breath under­ water for 20 seconds. Bremlcr Is the reason. Johnny's mother Jasmine swears by her and so do a lot of other Seminole County parents who bring their children to the Brenders. Fran Brendcr has been teaching swimming for years to kids o f all ages and she doesn't even ad' verttse. Word o f mouth has been enough, espe­ cially when you talk to someone like Johnny. p ‘ She's always real nice to me and now I like to get Into the pool.* As Johnny snuck off for another dive. Jasmine agreed. *We can't keep him out of the pool any­ more.* she said. "Wc live on property Uiat is surrounded by a lake so I realize It Is im portant for Johnny to be able to swim. • We tried other places but Fran has Just ( done wonders with him. We knew once we .exposed him to water he'd have a blast.* No. the only time Johnny likes to get out of the Urender’a pool is for die post-lesson .treats that Fran doses out to kids who are taking lessons. Last Friday, the treat was Tootsie Rolls and Johnny earned an extra treat that day. Fran started teaching over 20 years ago In Syracuse and Is certified as a swimming Instructor. She teaches kids of nil agrs and adults as well. She also knows that, while not every one o f her students Is going to the Olympics, being able to adapt to the water Is a necessity, especially In Florida. 'E ven If It's Just to learn survival. It's Im­ portant to get swimming help.* said Fran, wife o f lake Mary City Commissioner Gary Drender. T h ere have been nine drown Ings already this year In the stale and It s not even summer yet.* That was enough for Jasmine who found out about Fran through a friend. *1 saw those statistics and I said this Is urgent and I need him to get lessons at least three times a week.* Jasmine said. Brender offers half-hour lessons at her home In Tlmacuan and. since It Is very In­ formal. she can allow for plenty of flexibil­ ity and still have time lot the kind o f oneon-one supervision needed to make sure the kids aren't tunning around the pool with scissors. The one-on-one attention comes In handy, especially when she's dealing with kids and their easily understandable fears. 'You have to get right down with the kids and talk to them face to face.’ Brender said. T h a t way the kuts can feel comfort­ able when they meet their fears. 1 have to be firm, but gentle so the kids know they can come near me.* She makes sure the kids have fun while they work through their fears. For exam ­ ple. there are plenty of toys In the pool mid Brender makes use of them. For ex­ ample. instead of nsklng a new student to just go underwater, site might place a toy at the bottom o f the pool and ask the child to retrieve It. In only hts llfth lesson. Johnny looked like a professional pool cleaner he was spending so much lime crawling around the bottom o f the pool retrieving different objects. She mild she is hesitant to train a child who might be too young hut she will teach parent how to hold their babies In the wa­ ter. Brender. besides being a certified teacher. Is also certified in Infant and adult CPR. Just as she said that, there was a splash In the background. Johnny's swimming lesson was over for the day. but he still found time for one more dive Into the same pool which terri­ fied him only a few weeks ago. J a c k a ls C ontinu ed fro m P age IB the ' Orlando Arena for ‘Stars and Cars'. The event coincides with ;ihe Jackals' home game versus the Montreal Roadrunners. • 1,11c Model Slock. Modlflcds. 'Street Stock and Purr Stock gracing m achines w ill be on display before, during and after the game. Dirt Racing drivers will also be displaying their Late Model, Pro Stock and Street Stock machines. Drivers and cars will be out­ side the Orlando Arena, by the fountains, starting at 6 p.m., and after the game. Some o f the drivers committed to attend the event arc Deltona's Paul Shed (Pro Slock). Apopka's S c o tt S te v e n s (L a te M odel Stock), DeLand’s David Ponder (Late Model Stoekl. Slchpcn Shed HTu Stock). Dennis Smith (Mint Sprint) and Tom O'Donnell (Mini Sprint). Daytona Beach's Gary Salvatore (Modified) and Doug Gainey (laile Model Stock) and Fernandlna Beach's Sieve Wortman (Pro Slock). The first 1,500 people through the gates will receive tickets to the Inagurul ‘Orlando Jackals 100' automobile race being held at the Volusia County Speedway on Saturday. July 26. Jackals' players and staff will also help as c r e w c h ie f's and pit crew members throughout Ihe day o f the race. F or m ore In fo rm a tio n on ‘ S la r s and C a r s .' c a ll th e Orlando Jackals office al (407) 843-4554. Gates at the Orlando Arena open at 6 p.m. with both games set for 7 p.m. starts. Amre Sammakia. Tom Boy sen. Eric Berg, (middle) Laura Ahmers, Jason Cordova. Jessie Pelto. (front) Ben Behr. Eric Cordova, Jon Walton and team mascot Coco. 18 and under group at this tour­ nament. 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Practice Facility o f The World Champion Orlando Jackals I L am■ ■ tmmam m mmarnm u amamam ■ amm—M ■ * r ■ �4B Sanford h ^m ui Sanford F iofui.i S iirM .it J u o r J'* t*w / People AROUND TOW N DORIS DIETRICH M o m t o f o r g o e s © f trace A l a s k a c o l l e g e g r a d u a t i o n Nancy Thornton has returned Irnm <i wonderful fi-wcrk irip in faraway Alaska tin vacation plans were arranged so that she could attend the May I gr.idua turn ceremonies ol her daughter Rebecca Thornton Krausman I r o in i h r U n l v r r s t i v o I Alaska Anchorage in Anchorage Uebekah received .1 But lielor of Science decree in matlmirttcs and a Bachelor ot Kducanon Degree with honors m w i omlatv education She h a s made no definite plans at this time hot has been offered the position ot direetor ol education at a learn 1tu; c e n t e r a nd t he ma t h de|Mrtment at the Ini’ ll s c h o o l when he did student teaching h a s asked her to return Would-be lawyer changes course to minister By DORIS DIETRICH H e ra ld S e n io r E d ito r S A N F O R D Had f. I l / . l I n t It lie I ll \ II II I'ogli Miller not 1hanged her dneciioii 'h i ili.il I1.1ve I m-cii .1 |udgi today, attired m a M a r k hl.n k p o licia l rnlic whi l e p resid in g over a crow ded 1■nit iroom ll set n it d oulv natural that th< ti.it iv < ot Dr Land would lollow m lilt toolslrjiH ot her lailu’t a ptoninicni in-Land attorney W hilc day dtr.iitilllg ol her tutiue Fogli Miller went n o tar . in to cuv iNtott tin* let termg on tier 1.niter n oitii < diMir In read Fogle and Fogli ■ Rehekalt. daughter ol the late Nelson Thornton ol Sanford is ,1 I9‘ U graduate ot Seminole High School, and a 1995 graduate of Seminole Comimmllv College She attended the University ol Central Florida bclore transfer’ r i n g l o the l D i v e r s i t y ol Alaska •Amborage Rehekah and her husband. Todd, are the parents ol .1 daughter Hreana. 2 1/2 , the perfect age tor Nancy to s p o il d ti r i n g h e r v i s i t 111 t h e Krausmans' lovely new home Todd Is employed m the oil Industry some 950 miles north of Anchorage at Prudlmc Bay He commutes try plane and is away from home as much as two weeks at a lime. He has several relatives living nearby N a n c y e n j o y e d a l ot ot sightseeing, hut mostly she cherishes the mother daughter things she anil Rehekah had lun doing. B L A C K ON DEAN S L IS T David Black, son ol Mr and Mrs Tony Black ol Sanford is am ong (he 1.021 students .11 Harding University . Scarev Ark . to make the Dean's List lot grades achieved du rin g tin spring semester at the utmer fitly. Black Is a senior at the utu versttv where he is majoring in Bible. H arding U n iversity Is the largest private u niversity In Arkansas L A U R IE EN R O LLS A T UCF Laurie Blair has received an Associate of Arts degree from Sem inole Community College where she was on the Presi­ dent's List. She has already enrolled at the University of Central Florida and Is majoring in communications DICKEY EARNS BA DEGREE Ryan Patrick Dickey, son ol Judge arid Mrs Alan Dickey ol Lake Mary, formerly ol Sanlord. was awarded a Bachelor ol Arts degree at Colorado C ollege, Colorado Splngs. on May 19 Pullt/er Pn/c winning cartoonist Gary Trudeau addressed the 454 members ol the undergraduate graduating class. 45 graduates of the Master of Arts In Teaching Program and guests. Ryan, a 1995 graduate ol Lake Mary High School, majored in political science. Ills college acUvIles Included vice president of student government, spurts editor ol the college newspujicr. "T h e Catalyst", and a member ul Sigma Chi fraternity Mlotnev n at I aw Bill IIINti a d ol s u it |IK Nr III lllg tu t la in y • ttt| i| o y< il .is L a ter p ov v i t l u l 1 !• in l l l g a i g u m i i i I n In m •• t • I tlif puv tin Rrv f ogli Mi11> 1 w r.irm g a Np.okliug ultiti r o b e in lav l l l g ilovv n ( ,<m | n l . iu t lia lid li t S at f u n n y III I 't s ii I m v e ts ily ||et>stu tiles. In I il.lVN l o t i l l ’ 1 o l l g l r g . i l a m rfit firNt I m int MrthixtiNl i liori h tu Sanlord wln-rr among ofliei rrllgloiiN tw in ts tlion shall Hot imlgr At l rr 1r 1eiv mg hr 1 B A di grn 111 K n g l t N l i limn s t « 1 no ii 1In tiiomrtif lor i|t i iNinn a r r l v n l lor Ihe u ani i al u lawyer Fogle Miller diverted tier plans and headed lot tin seminary instead ol to law o| In M is o 1 lu ll s|n w as 1 d e s k 1 I r i k at inti 11 . si! • nti ul 1 ting | lit u lo g y M l.u ila le t • |\. it • >t 1 llv 1 tiltV iti g o • a t te n d in g tin s< tut iiaiv Pastor Brifi met the man ■■I tut dieams lames lirnt f ugh w in . was tnorkmg on lo s Phl i in S i o i o l o g v ol Ih lig ln n When Ihe riHijilr wi i e m.irrhd 15 years ago 'to 1 • vi h a n g e d llirtr Hallies See Preacher. P i| e 8 B N| III Ml] A s the l o w l y a ss 1g n r <1 pastor ot tin II Mi in Sanlord I ogle Millet has tin ihstmi turn ot lirtng tin first woman si timr pastor m the 1linn h > tnsmry which dales h.uk I n |M7-l when the I list Jt.islor was assigned tu the Mellonv dli clreolt in Sanlord Several years hai k a woman the Rev Jeanne Davis was ,i s s <h i.m • htireh paslnt Pastor Belli laitu III D c G im l III 1 9 5 7 lived there .ill hrt lilt e \ i e p l till I wo VI a r s w In II h i t Pifcaf-j Df Qi#iti IrriAi) The Fogle Mtller family Pastor Belh and Jim wilh their 6 year old daughter, Cartene. at a church reception in their honor lather attended l.iw si hool m Si I'e te r s liu tg u n til s in g r a d u a le t l I t o m S t e t s o n 111 1 9 7 9 Wlill* leanin g inw ard 1 career III law she w as r \ i r e m e l v a< n o in I ■irn 1y Mi ihtHhst C h u n h in In L an d w h e re she was an o u ts ta n d in g trader Irnm the w o rd go A l t e r g r .id 11.11 1u g it o i n Stetson Pastor Belh W ot ki ll iti her lather s law ollii 1 w t m h she soon d e e m e d loo nun h politti s and huri-.iui t.u v to H». *w.1tm»«« by TtmTWWf tf'MCfMftf Pastor Belh Foqle Miller stands in Pm sanctuary of Ihe First United Methodist Church in Sa ’o"t Eaddy first in Mid-Florida M uscle Classic Open The reflection m the mirror told Sanford's Christopher Eaddy that he could he a champ After weeks ol training at Golds Gym. Eaddy decided to try out fur the men's light weight competition held at the University of South Florida In Tampa Out of seven. Eaddy won third place in the men's light weight Natlonal-EuropaFlortda State Body Building and Fitness Championship Continuing to excel as a champ. Eaddy went to place first in the mid-Florida muscle classic open light weight held last week-end at Dr Phillips High School After all finalists were selected. Eaddy placed number one In the top three winners Eaddy is a 1989 graduate ol Seminole High and has served In the Untied States Navy fur six years lie recently received his associate degree from IT 'S A BOY Gwen and Ryan Renfro an­ nounce the Imth ul their son. David Allen, on June 5. at Colurrihla Medical Center Sanlord. He weighed In at a healthy H IPs and was 21 inches in Ictigt li Grandparents arc Sharon and Dennis Butler, Drhhir and David Renfro, and Tracy and Dona Good Pan rnal great grandmother is Evelyn Renfro ol Sanlord JOYCE DOING W E LL Joyce Jones Is recuperating at her home lullnwin ’ > * t>t lr>pl* bypass h im ite r v '■ \ • • through rem-irl said. “ I'm ready lo get up and at 'em " Knowing Joyce, she'll he In high gear before you do it T he Rev. E liia b e lh 'B e lh ' A n n F o g le M ille r w ith b o o k c o lle c t io n in her c h u rc h o ffic e . HaraidPnoloa bpMarvaHawkins Chris Eaddy shows his champ's trophy. Seminole Community College and in the (all he will attend Stetson University In IJil.and and will major lit biology and anticipates a career in medi­ cine Eaddy says special thanks for his success goes to Steve Barone, his trainer Rlek. a friend from Golds Gym In Lake Mary and his lovely wife Stacy Eaddy who saw that he kept 011 his dirt He Is the grandson nl Juanita G. Harrold DILLIGAKD NAMED MAN OF YEAR New Bethel AME Clmreh Mass Choir under the direction of tlieir minister of music. Elolsc W Dllllgar. presented their third annual concert on Saturday. June 21. at 7.09 pan The theme for the occasion was "Leaning and Dejieiulmg on Jesus, We've Come a Long Way ‘ The spiritual scire Units Irnm the choir were Indeed tijildim g and sjilrlt Idling Special thanks to the guest musicians. Charles Allen Cusack. Nl and Arthur Smith. Jr The lay department o f Ihe church. Bru James Bovey. made Ihe .special presentation of the evening The honor of 1997 Man of the Year for the laymen's depart­ ment of New Bethel AME ( tiuri h went to Larry Dilhg.inl who throughout the ye.11 lias devoted his time help and dedication to whatever task lie 1ould do around the <liuri ll Ills love lor f hristian lellow ship makes lor a Christian who Is always willing to he ol srrv lie to the thurih. iniumniutv and his liTlowniari were ever needed At the servue ol thanks Dll ligard was presented with ,1 plaque In <oinmemorate hts servile Mrs Elnjse Ddlignri! tils lovely wife was preseuleil a dozen roses lor her dedii ation and work with the 1hull and i l i urf h Rev Dwayne K Gaddis Is the pastor FLORIDA SCORES TOPS IN ELKS CONTEST The Fourth Region.d Edm a l Mill Department ol Florida North and South Carolina. Georgia I 11 P I ) Elks nl the World Regional Oratorical Con­ test was held on Saturday. June 2 1st at the Elks Ndtioiial Miruir m Wmnm North C aro­ lina the State Elks Department of Eilni.ition Direr tor. Earl E Mi uott lor al directors of Evergreen rrmjilr No 521 and Celeiy (Tty Lodge No 542. Direc­ tress Llaitir Crecmity. Relha Baker Fla Prr-sUlrnt. Walker and Sis Butler Billie McGhee. George Williams. State Presi­ dent Daisy Brunson, Saundra Young, Stale Education Dirertiess were In attendance. Florida State came hack with the tup honor First place win­ ner of the oratorical regional r oldest ot Elks nl the World I lie winner is Alano Miller, a senior at Dr Phillips High Si In ml where he Is active in the drama club, a member of the marching hand. Bible Club and an active youth at Our Savior l.uthrran Church In Or­ lando He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs Wilfred (Grucrl Miller of Sec Hawkins, Page 3B James Bovey presents James Dilligard with plaque at New Bethel "M a n ol Ihe Year" ; �S anlord Herald W ED D IN G S Sanford, Florida • Sunday. June 29. 1997 - SB Hobbyist of the Week A rtis t’s works reflect style of old masters By S U S A N W IN N E R Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — For over IW) vi ar> H iivm .irv L.iFolleite has painted with a love arid passion and to her surprise her three sons have a l s o ,u quirt'd tier ina t i v e streak and I wm rvt n have si hularshtps (or then ow n at i abilities Mr and Mrs James Stevens Sharon Blades, James Stevens exchange vows W IN T E R P A R K Sh am il lll.ulrH .mil . 1.tines S te v e n * Imth of M.till.mil ,111111111111 r I t i r l i m arriage today T lir s were m.irrlril I k t 19 I .it ih r First » onurri*.iiiiui.il < h u i i h in Winter Park The Hev Dr .1,lines A r m s tr o n g w a s llir ollli I.ililiti rlergv nuin ftir i h r i r . i i l i i t i i i i . i l m u d le llg h l t r l r m u i i y l l i r bride l* llir il.m ghter ot ' li.n lo itr .mil tm v lit.u lr * •>f S .m lo n l .uni ih r In |i|r g ro o m Is l lir soli of ,l.ii kte ■m il I ’r f |\ S te v e n * of Nan A i ilo n lo Texas ' . l u l l m III.IIMage tiy h ri l.illiri llir lillilr i liosr hit hrr VOWS .1 forill.tl « .lillilr light gown l.islllollrit wilt) ,i IlMifrsm.iJils vo i r s<ir I Im r Volottl f If I.n o lo am i Pauline lllailr s stslrr III law o| Ih r liflilr < h l i i In th r u gown* irul llo w r is w in |i|rn(ti .il fo l lir lionnf a l l r n ll.llll S llrl.lt) S t r o l l s nt I iil.it fltrk fe x .l* served his h l o l h r i as hrst ttiali I . l t l v Stoltr f h.lftotlr S I .not llohliv fllitwrll M r n i t Is lanil wr|r ttir u s h rts Sti.iwn Strtiti tlinnll>Mi|i;i Va •nut Mu liar I t t a t l l i m i of l.os ti.itos I a h i i r tin gl i Mini slur || Mown girl* w n r Fairy Itlailrs of O v ie d o lilri r of Ih r hrlilr am I Mary II i/ard ol fli l l k r V.l lilri r ol Ih r bridegroom liru*. S lir (u rrle il a r . i s i . n l r o f /all d o w n s in l r m p e r x e d wiiti c h a m p a g n e i oln red h i s rs .uni liurtil o ra n g e ger lirf.1 il.ilslrs I |rf l.iyrrril fill!»«-r 111• v r ll of Impnt tell ll limloli w.is i .ill|^711 .il tlir tl am heailpiei e of (w-.irl* hr.llls illli I sr<|tims llir h r a d p l r i e w.is li.mtlltl.litr liv l lir lillilr L.iilllr III.till s of f.ill.ih.ts srr served t in si sir r .is 111.ilit of honor M i r w m r .1 loin; lin iilr i g r r r n i l i r s s .mil carried .1 I nil 11||1r-1 ol fall flo w n s Km gbcairf was Steven II ay a n I l lir h rlilr g r o o m s tir p h r w ol Iturkr. Va I h r r n rp tloli was hrlil Itliltirill.itrlv billow in g Ih r i r i r m o o v .ll llir Winter I'ark f atuirr s Mar krl Allrr a hnnrytuoou trip to s . iii I ratu isi o ami Mon I r i r y . Ih r n e w ly w e d * arr m aking thru lio m r iti A n n a polls M I) I h r b r id e g r o o m is rtuployrtl as manager ot Hum.in R r s m i r i r * lor l i n k lirrtl Marlin and the hrtdr is r iiip lo v n t as a legal a ssls taut Alt h o u g h l.aFollr-itr main tains tfiai rnu< h of her skill was s i l t ta u g h t she has taken i nur-vr-i tiff an d on dur l o g Ihe vc.tr* lull has I k-i -ii m o re rn n stsieu ilv in v o lv e d hi her work in the past right y e a rs As sh* put it situ*- as iti\ kids gni older I i ■mid leave t m art out Mi*’ added that most *il her < r> at lo o s tiav* 1 * * 0 trial and • u n i ind reading * lot on dll H i e n l Ol Uniques l.af olletl) • np iys oils Hot .id lto lle d to p l a v m g a hit w ilh water i o|of 'slii l o r lh e f i llrll I like l||e ••Id m a s t e r s s tv le a n d mi (Hi ssiiiliistli I like gl.i/mg | pot a l i i ' n la v • t d o w n and it (m is a hut o n a and giv e s it <l*ptli f ot e x a m p l e a terra i otta [ml w ilft a shall* ot o t a o g i ■ iti t*e lav* red over gray and dial's what gives It Ih.ll re.lllstli look From lands* a|»«-s. seascapes. Florida scenes lo florals, still III*- and some (torlralt work LaFnllrtlr keeps quite busy. She said tfiat she enjoys It all and it's hard to determine a l.ivorin- her ails** 'ear h one p r e s r u i s a rl I I f e r e n I challenge S upplie s lor her hnhhy are g e n e r a l l y p u n based f r om Pearls on -136 nr F r a n k lin s " hiu ot i avion.illy she orders Ir o m a • a l a l o g M agazin es so* ti as Wild l.llr Art that leal tires that arm les artists a n d f lo w l o Ireh n lqu rs on i rilnr variations and Am rrt ca n Arltsl are tw o ol Ihe lop Idea rrson ii es 17a.tr M iF o lle flr use s in lief huhhv PflOlO *T l* * * " I do (iliotograpliy Inn and >n floes III V huslkirtil sfie s.i ti I I fr eqilen llv use m y phologr.iphv .IS a rrlrrrru e A hen mv hustsiiid and I got m a r r i e d w e w e n t to I h e m o u n t . n n s lor o u r h o n e y m o o n W e shot Hi rolls of film amt not on*- had a | »r s o n to th em U * had road stream s and Other lands* a|ies Mr* i mu lulled tiv saving Mv dr* am is al some point to R o s e m a ry L a F o lle t t e s h o w s p a in tin g s not do a normal |nh and ** II and make a living nt painting I like the i reatlvttv It giv*-s a real feeling ol satisla* lion I guess In tie able to sell amt really profit von d have to paint paint (Mint lor atmut two years and have a high volume and then realty do some marketing l.aFolletle and her hiisti.md Duam- have been married lor i fir* • v«.irs They have thrre i hlldren < hris Matthew and lohll I In l.unilv allends Sanlord < hr i s t t au C h u r c h w h e r e l.aFnllelle is [virt of the ehotr sin is also .n live weekly In a women's 1 ST A tennis team that pluvs out ol W’esimonte lark Girl Scouts study N ative A m ericans 'A tiro <#itl S* out d.iv t a m p was t|e|i| III the llrst week of tune at Sv Ivan Lake Park tlir S* o u ts llgul atlvely s p e a k in g wi re i.ikru to a d illrre n t in u n tiv r u n dav * In WrdnrsiLiV *»l tli.ll week the l o i m t r v w.is tpr I nit* d Stales arid llie p r o p l r werr Native A m e r l '. i U s Native A m e r l i . m s made great l i s r ol Ir.itlirr Dee Faster tiriHik i .line to (Hr l a m p Irom la n ilv le iltier to tea< It the g ills s o m e lu d im e n la r v leather w otkltlg alnl show the gills het i oltri lion of anim al skins Dee had rttoltie beaver m ink .it)11 r.dibit lo t s l l i r lir a vet was one i.| the softest to Ih r loin h W h ir l! ex p la in s whv there were oxer trapped in the IHOIIs I h r ralihlf skins were a ls o soil am i v*rv I t i f r t r s l l n g title ol the fahlilt skins lo o k e d like that • I a I heel,th H.lhhll skins ■ all he lived to took like any kind ol tut Dee also had a sm all plr< e nl bull.do bide skunk and k .ing.uoo pelts I lie girls were also last m a te d bv the ling and snake skins Dee had hut tint quite as e.tgrr to loUl tl ill ell) l.ai It ol the girls was then given ,m a r r o w h e a d sh.qieil Jilrie of Ir.itlirr They thru i hose then own drslgns lo im prm I on the lent her The vounger girls made necklaces and the older girls decoration* lor tlirtr hair Ihe highlight ol ihe day was tlir visit by Hrnrr Homan Nose Hence Is a Cheyenne who came to talk to the girls about Native American pruplrx and customs Native Americans were the last conservallonists and ecologist* They lived with the laud and only took what they needed When an animal was killed lor food, nothing was wasted The fur the meal, and even llir hones were used Dress v.tried Irom tribe to tiilw and was suited lo Ihe re­ gion Seminole women wore big Bradley retires after 29 years in military Command Sergeant Major Cleorgr llratllry. son of ICliIrr Henry ami fn ta l.ee llraillry ol Sanford, was horn In Sanlord. Florida He enlisted In the united Slatrs Army In .lime 1‘ 0,8 and atlrnded ll.isl* Training at fort Henning. CiA During his Iwrnly-olnr years ol service CSM llradley lias served In a variety of positions from a Ktllrman to Command Sergeant Major. His llrst assignment was with the ‘2nd llaltallon. 50ltli Infantry. 82nd Air home Divi­ sion at Fori Hragg. NC where tie served as a Ihtlrman and Team Leader and Senior Seoul r C M S G e o rg e B ra d le y with Company N 75th hangers nl llir 173rd Alihnrne llilg.idr In Virlnaiii From l ‘.*7l to 11)73 hr served .Is a Squad Leader III ihr 1st Hall.illon 21)1h Ini.in Irv. Foil Henning. ( A CSM llradley served as a squad leader and an anti-tank set linn sergeant with Ihe 2nd llaltallon. B7lh Irif.mir>, Hth Infantry Division and Ihe 2nd llaltallon. 509th Inf.miry Kegimeni In Germany From 1976 In 1977. he served as a weapons squad leader and an anti-tank platoon sergeant in the 3rd llallallou. 32nd ltd.inIry al Ford Ord. CA He then served as a mechanized Infan­ try platoon sergeant in ihe Isl llallallou. 6 th Infantry Itegiment. Isl Armored Division in Germany. From 1980 It) 1983. he |h-i formed duties as a Drill Ser­ geant and Senior Dr ill Sergeant with Company A. 1st ilattalluu. 1st Infantry Training llrlgade. al Fori Henning. C.A CAM llradley served as an HOTC Insiruelor and an MS3 assist.ml Insiruelor Irom 1983 lo l9HGw'llh Ihe 1st IIOTC He glon of Fort llragg. NC. for Penn Stale University, lie was I hen assigned to the 5th In fa n ­ try Division <il Fort Polk. LA, from 1986 to 1990 where he performed duties as a PI.DC School Chief and First Ser­ geant of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st llrlgade. Then from 1991 to 1992 CSM llradley was a s ­ signed to the 3rd United Stales Army 0*3 Plans Division. Fori McPherson. GA, From February See llrad ley. Page 6 B Mwtlit Ww im B( Mart fta«M M e g a n T o w le m a k e s a le a th e r a rro w h e a d n e c k la c e . skirts so that when they were walking, a snake would strike the dress first What Is com ­ mon among all Native Am eri­ cans Is (he belief that every decision made should lake Into account the next seven genera­ tions Also common is the re­ spect and reverence for ani­ mals For the Cheyenne, the eagle Is sacred because It the* closest to the creator Dancing Is still very Impor­ tant among all tribes. Renee showed the girls a w om ens traditional dame. She then led the girls In the roller coaster dance and a two step dance. Although Hollywood has wrongly portrayed Native Americans in the past. Renee said that they have gotten bet­ ter Renee's grandfather. Eugene Ulackbear. was In the movie "Last of the Dogmcn". In it. a while man finds a tribe of Cheyenne cut off from the world for 100 years. The lan­ guage used In the film and re­ galia are authentic. (The term costume Is used to describe an outfit people wear when pre­ tending to be something else. Regalia Is the correct term for Native American dress when worn by Native Americans.) Next week. Spain. R e n e e R o m a n N o s e le a d s S c o u t s in a d a n ce . Hawkins--------------C ontinued from Page 40 ( >rlando In duly. Alano will partici­ pate In Ihe National Elks Oratortcal contest where he will vie lor thousands of dollars In scholarships, other winners were: second place. Kcnncttn Hammond of North Carolina and in third place. Kashondu Grice of Georgia CHOIR TO SING IN NY The Sanford Community Workshop Choir will be trav­ eling to Rochester, New York from July 18-20 to sing at the Faith Convention of the Pente­ costal Deliverance Power Church. Pastor Melvin and Evangelist He leader Dell Adams. Cross former Sanfordllcs will be hosting the conference If you would like lo travel with the choir, please contact Vernon “ Pupa" Jones at 322 5219 for information. 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Jim also took legal action to sanction his new name. The couple moved to Ten ­ nessee after graduation where Pastor Beth served as pastor of a rural church at Cedar Hill. After nerving as associate pastor o f the FUMC In Hendersonville, the Fogle Millers transferred hack to the F lorida C onference and spent three years In Tallahassee where Pastor Beth was associate pastor at Trinity. Their only child. 6-year-old Charlene, was bom In Tallahassee In 1091. When Cariene was 8 weeks old. the Fogle-Mlllers moved to Jacksonville where they were co-pastors o f Arlington UMC. After four years, he was offered the position of lea d er Devel­ opment with the Florida Con­ ference Council on Mlnlstenes. This change In 1996 led to Pastor Beth becoming the senior churrh pastor In 1996 until she was assigned to Sanford FUMC. Jim still has his position and wotks mostly out of his home office. A r tic u la te In sp eech and manner, the Rev. Fogle Miller was bum to preach. **l love to preach.” she said ” and help those Bible stories come alive " The two Sundays she has preached so far In Sanford. Ihistor Beth has stepped down to the right and left o f the pulpit, and without one single note, she poured her heart and soul into the rousing messages she de­ livered to the attentive con­ gregation. Come one. come all. she loves the saints and sinners equally. "G od didn't put me In charge o f w ho gets In and out o f heaven." she said In an Inter­ view later. She also mentioned Hint Jesus Christ went around th e c o u n t r y s id e p r e a c h in g against the sin of Judging others. Pastor Beth Is Impressed with the ch u rch 's Spiritu al G ifts Program developed by Mary Lou McDonald and U b b y Goens Essentially, this program Is designed for all churrh members to utlllte their aperlal talents In serving the church. Another program that Pastor Beth would like to see expanded is v t a lta tt o n a n d c a r r y in g communion to the home bound The Fogle-Mlller family con­ siders a great night out on the town Is dinner at a southwestern restaurant followrd by a visit to a book store. All thrre are avid rraders and Pastor Beth brought an extrnslvr library collection to her new office at FUMC. Admitting that she Is not a morning person. Pastor Beth enjoys leisurely rrlaxlng with a cup of coffer and the newspaper beiorr she and Cariene leave their temporary hnnir In Deltarv for Sanford dally. Cariene at­ tends the day ram p program af the church. Jim makes sure titty g ft a good breakfast aftci} which lie worka at home wliili keeping tabs on Goldie Anr Silvle. the family pet rats, am Barbara, the turtle. | Pastor Beth says she enjoy^ perennial gardening, sew ing, making bread weekly and snow, skiing out west with the family. She brought a number o f potted; p e r e n n ia ls w ith h e r fr o m Jacksonville and can't wait to get In a permanent residence lit Sanford to gel them planted. She said. "Gardening time Is prayer lim e for me. I ve been reflecting on how the Master Gardener gardens In and out o f our lives. In this transplanting o f a pastoral move. I'm grateful for the roots o f faith that are deeper than any one location." Pastor Brih Is happy In be so done to her roots in DeLand. Hrrj father and stepmother. Dan.t and Alice Fogle, are both a t' tom eys and hr leaches law part, time at Stetson Her mother: H arriet Bolin, is an aceom-j pltshed potter and civic activist; while her stepfather. Bob dollii.j Is a p rop erty appraiser fo r Volusia County. "N eal folks .. all o f them i Pastor Beth beamed. And that's how It ts with! P a s t o r II r l h . J i m a n d * Cariene . neal folks We rest our roar. Bradley Is currently serving as Ihr Brigade Command Ser­ geant for the 1st Brlga«!e. 3rd Infantry Division |Mrch) Command Sergeant Major Bradley has distinguished him ­ self on numerous ocraslona and has been awarded the Bronte Star, four Meritorious Service Medals three Army Commendation Medals, the Air Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, the Southwest Asia Service Medals, the Liberation of Kuwait Medal, the Combat Infantrymans llartge and the Expert Infantry Harlge CSM llradle/s military etlu ; ration consists of Airborne and. Raider Rrcondo school, the I basic Leadership Course. 7lhl Army NCO Academy. CRB and) TOW school. ANCOES. D rill] Sergeant School. ISO Refreshn ’ course. Sergeant Major Acad rmy. and the Command Set* grant Major Course, he holds and Associate degree tn Busi­ ness through the Center lie Degree Studies Program. CSM Urarlley and his wife, I’hllamena. have a daughter serving in the Navy at Charlrs ton. SC and a son. George Jr Bradley C o a tln a s d from Paga S B through June of this period CSM Bradley participated tn Operation Desert Storm CSM Bradley served with the 1st Battalion. 17 Infantry Regi­ ment and served ns the B at­ talion Command Sergeant Ma­ jor for the Sth Battalion. Oth Infantry. Division (light) at Fort Walnwrlght. Alaska CSM Bradley's first assignment at Fort Stewart. Georgia was as the Battalion Command Ser­ geant Major of the 3rd Battal­ ion. 15 Infantry Rrgtmrnt Command Sergeant Major M^ltmCNwal Nsxnmnt fe s a s sasu M l U , ‘l l U . V It •• (IHI. Cornel Ow MdSE; im n s ^ F S * • (l«H AanrMci lfa~TWnUa 5 5 1 [paJProt O.^^T, kArao. U x a J i u f l s H S B ^_ T j ?, RSnnES3K3nHSrH7RH ■ —*■ ------ u lL~m : - *om ™TKpi IT HtwfcnM Kjono____ --- PGTiTCnSTGr— TH^ i ^ i w r s 5 n ~ 0*v«M(ki Sweat ■ GujGJr HaiOCaey WfU'WBLiewrfKT J&mi TW W: W m U K'mJ cssiir-]jsjinasr CM T m (M ik m Hou> B|69| ; S 0 i i i o ,L n r ■ Iw N U I^ J ^ fe v ia C a iie ^ r ~ fiSiir " '• ItW Jr * W ~ ftw im tl I (In S w vot JC >i lig tM Anee •• I '/ A K * m u t ) */ n T<n^u. i w u j h ^ mU — Teslf h* $•• 4H I m DEAR AIIBY I have been a sex­ ually setne male since puhrfty. but I never took protHtion seriously. Then, two years ago. I learned that an older friend of mine had been dutgTvwed with HIV. His wife had it In-fore they met They are an aver­ age family, with the house, the kids, the dug. and church every Sunday. Just plain good people — with HIV. That made me ait down snd think hard No more running around for me! I’m in my early '20s — too young to die. I found a girlfriend who was not sexually active. She told me she had been intimate with only one person, and only one time We dated steadi­ ly for a year and a half before we engaged tn intercourse. It lasted unly about 30 seconds before she said. Th is isn't nght — we should be m arried!* Then she put her clothes hack on. About a month later I noticed a bump on my penis, then two bumps, then three. I went to the clinic for medical treatment, and was tested for HIV and all the other sexually transmitted diseases, and was given treatment for genital warts. It was a very painful procedure where acid was applied to the affected area. O ver the course o f a week the bumps fell off. leaving open, bleed­ ing sores. I was told genital warts are a serious problem. It ia a virus, mean­ ing I will have to get treatmenta and watch for outbreaks until my dying day. For a woman, it is worse. It hides, unexposed, with no symp­ toms. If left untreated it can cause cancer, leading to a hysterectomy — or worse yet — death! I thought just knowing your partner was safe was enough. I thought a year and a half was long enough. I was wrong. For 30 sec­ onds of unprotected sex, I now have the "gift* that keeps on giving. What cun you do to protect your­ self in the '90*? Demand to see STD results or bring 75 cents' worth o f latex (condom) into the relationship. It can be a matter of life or death. KEEPING MY PANTS ON IN FLORIDA D EAR K E E P IN G : You have le a r n e d a s o b e r in g lesson . Thank you for speaking out. More than l!f million caaea o f se x u a lly tra n s m itte d d isea se a re r e p o r te d in th e U n ite d • » « t f ra ; ; g . . . » ItaiM(k. 5w»i t Id i q t * ^ » wiuf. Time is no protection against sexually transmitted disase A D V tC I and explain your dilemma Many plant nurseries sre very H v during the spring snd could prlmN ■ use an extra hand far a couple of Sal 1 unlays brfarv the prom I would also advise making same adjustments to prum night Instead of renting a limousine, clean up your — A B IG A IL or vour parents' — car (or the big VAN BUREN i night Call restaurants around town and ask if they have a set mend iThey usually give you a chtsce </twe dishes and everyone makes their selection in advance I The set menu • Slates each year. We now lead usually much cheaper, and you sre all the other developed nations ired the embarrassment of not ■par in th e r a te th a t diseaasa ara having enough money to pay the bill • spread through sexual ran tact. To mv * gas money, ask another couThe coat to taxpayers fo r cu r­ pie to nde with yuu and spilt the cost | able STDs Is an estim ated 910 of the fuel billion annually! (9 According to a recent report If you still can't afford it, ask the ! by the Institute o f M edicine at girl and explain your dilemma I'm J the N a tio n a l A ca d em y o f S c i­ sure shell be excited and willing to ' ences in Washington. D.C., the share the coat — but still aa ‘ more public sector spends only >1 to than friends.*!! know I would.) prevent and fight curable STDs fo r e v e r y 943 spent on t r e a t ­ I hope this is helpful. Don't skip" ment and o th e r costs. E duca­ your senxr prom. It's something yuu tion la essential. STD prevenwill never forget tion can be effective only if peo­ GINNY SMITH. ple are w illin g to change their LAKE CHARLES, LAsexual b eh a vior by uaing condums and delaying sexual activ­ DEAR G IN N Y AND TH E M A N Y READKKH WHO O F ­ ity aa long aa possible. FERED T H E IR PR O M N IG H T School districts could help by SUGGESTIONS: Prom night haa r e q u ir in g th a t in fo r m a tio n evolved Into an end-of-the-year regarding sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy preven­ bash for many high school stu­ tion be part o f an age-appropri­ dents and their parents, and it's . ate health edu cation c u rricu ­ not unheard-of ror kids to drop* hundreds o f dollars on limou-'lum, and given every year. • inee, hotel rooms for all-night ' A c c o r d in g to the r e p o r t, there ia no eviden ce that con­ after-prom parties, and oth er expensive Items. It'a refreshing to . dom a v a ila b ilit y , o r sc h o o lsee that w ith a little Ingenuity based ed u cation p rogram s to and cooperation among friends. prev>nt STDs, promotes sexual It's still possible to have a memo- ( activity. rwbie night without breaking the . In this case, ignorance ia the enemy. And yea, I know III hear fro m r e a d e r s in s is tin g th a t abstinence is the only 100 per­ Regal oonus cen t sa fe sex. H o w e v e r , fo r v ■ IV . HOURS those who are unable to remain C I N E M A S OC/ J TO 0 PM abstinent, e ffe c tiv e sex educa­ tion ia the answer. LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580 N HWy 17-9SA 324-011 DEAR ABBY: I am a 17-year-old girl who just attended my first prom at another school. 1 was appalled by the fact that tickets cost $95. (At my school they cost $10 s couple and se­ nior* go free.) My advice to ‘ Penniless* is: If you need extra money, call some local THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK 1 X 4 X 7 2 0 l « 10 100 M0 HERCULES 100 2001007X 000 BATMAN A ROBIN c ie ifriW y r v»w* iv«1u ^i& >rb ^i'u 2. i w i w i C t a i o i Dm[(i«{) TW£/«* .. (list Mora) Auto I-w^i MY BEST FRIENDS WEDDING 5 S 5 100400 r o o a jo CiUa $ngew| W d ' fhaLsbiNr'FeiII i l . V i a W SPEED TWO: CRUISE CONTROL 1X4101 so ajo ~ A tit m t ! IZ jf* li*)U\4. Joan Aten (« SMrvo) W X far C n r f t Ti U n civi l l» » i« I m t ia AOtM k w i n hmmYork U i m (l*»[ JC Cm AuU/d •eCWHeTIgWSrr GONE FISHIN l0 0 1 0 e i1 0 7 M »4 $ FACE-OFF I 10 4 1ft 7 X 1010 * DINOTIft NO 7ASSIS MO SUPIR SaVIRS �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, June 29. 1997 - 7B Business IN For Personal & Commercial Insurance B R IE F Niwsmators •S A N F O R D — Jack and Olive White Jr. o f Sanford have been •elected aa AARP/VOTE tram m ember* for Congressional District 7. Jack was a supervisor al Exxon. Olive w as a dietician and later managed a food service for schools. VO TE seeks to educate older citizens on the Importance of gov­ ernment and voting. Databook • O R L A N D O - The March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation la offering a one-day grantwrltlng workshop. "W ritin g Suc­ cessful Grant Proposals." on July 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orlando Regional Medical Center's Multipurpose Room. Coot la 838 and Includes lunch. Seating Is limited. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE For Information and to register, call 849-0790. O R LAN D O - Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate of West Central Florida has announced Its top sales producers for May. Locally, they arc Susan Burton, Longwood office, Jan Johnson, Oviedo office. Top listing associate* are Burton. Johnson, and Margaret Batrhelor. Lake Mary office. 2S7S S. French A vs. Sanford 322-0285 • A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — Trt-Clty Electrical Contractors, with offices In Altamonte Springs, secured the following new prefects with an aggregate contract value of $1.7 million: the I To-room Hilton Garden Inn In Lake Mary., the 378-unlt Vizcaya Lakes apartment complex In Orlando and 276 lime •bare units In Lake Eve on International Drive In Orlando. Fantastic Sams smployasa art from Islt, front row, Pat Filannino. Linda Robtrta. manager. Van N guyan, Martha Da Cuttlns, assistant; back row. Hair cuts with a smile Florida Solar Technology Inc. which posted more than 19 million In safes of swimming pool besting systems last year, has opened a wholesale division to deal directly wtth con­ tractor*. ffove Boehmer has been named division manager. HsraM Stall Wrtttf Environmental award antrlaa Residential and commercial developers may submit their i name* for ronsideralton of the ENVY award, which rerognlzes builders who have made significant contributions to the en[vlranement The entry deadline to June 30 For Information, roll 438-1400. ext. 2320 J r : Amy Santiago, Barbara Pugh, Lavondsr, Laura Martin. - 1. — There's a new place In town that offers a wide range o f hair care at competitive prices. Well. It’s not exactly new However. Fantastic Sam’s, located In the Seminole Center shopping center In Sanford, haa a new owner, a new look and a new attitude. Bill and Sharon Lavender, longtime business owners In the Central Florida area, were looking for *omethlng new They had just consolidated their other businesses and were ready for a challenge. *My wife and I owned several different businesses over the past 23 years.* Lavender said •When we sold them, we were looking for something new We liked Fantastic Sams because the chain Is the second largest In the Industry, has been in business for over 20 years and provides products and services that everyone needs on a regular basis si the best prices.* The Lavenders entered the Fantastic Sams company with good people and business •kills and a lot o f determ ina­ tion. All o f It paid off. After owning and operating two successful stares in Or­ lando. the Lavanders recently BUSINESS ISN T BUILT ON D R E A M S ALONE MMra hart la p s , i N yaw i Bsadls. gsnsrai monagsr of Cracker Barrs), Old Country (Store 190 In Sanford, prstsnta a gift for a job wall dona to Dr. I Rita Ramsay, principal at Pins Crest Elementary School. Calaaaafasvi Ml >Harold 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 bought the Hanford hair salon Ix r a u s f (hey lihrtl the home town atmosphere o f the area, the fart that the area Is experi­ encing growth and also b e­ cause the Billon location Is convenient to all nf the airrounding areas They immediately gave the salon a face lift, bringing In state o f Ihe art equipment, remodeling anti redecorating. New stylists were also h im ) *1 believe that you ran only offer the beat In hair styling by having the most experienced hair stylists.* Lavender ex­ plained *We don't hire stylists right out of beauty school They must he experienced, prove that by performing at Legal Notices »V «O C ftO T IC f M C lA J U T tO * O f M 0 4 M N 0 I 8 C1 * f M l A B A t it >• c I• k#*v#ri A*w »ri* bre O tu fiN ii *iO i rtre«r U tM w x ta M i •*• i«Fti4# c » « e f • <H, r » * g r * to tke tia n # ■ »«■ *« ciacurr sowar, BMimiaTM ju o m u u . CMCWtT. SI AMD FON m tms o. sr-asst-oass-p Th# Mailer o f Ih# Adoption i l l I O S OctaOar I I . I M S SOT >01 OS ACTIOS Natural lather o f A L L. VOU AMI H IM O T NOTirilD |Mlol on action to# adoption al IL L . o met* c M t bo#n en r IS. ( I I I . m Orang* nly. Honda, he* been filed I you a n requued to w n l e of you# written detoneet. I eny, en the peliboner'e elta#• L who#* name end addreee Dominick J Salfl. 1011 y Piece. Suite 209. •Mtend Florid* 32 7 ll-r2 4 l. or before the 30th day el 1H7, and fda the original i Clark e l Ihi, Court either •entice en Petitioner*' da (suit mtl entered egotnat you tor the ' demanded In the petition WITNESS my hand end teal of Court on thl* I f th day el IN I IIIA L ) Uoryanne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court Money X Winter Deputy Clerk June I t 1M7 Jufy «. 1*. and 20. 1M7 o «F -n « NOTlOa Pursuant to Fla Statute M l III Oyler Imp Hep Sendee, Santord. Fla. ntU tell at) Jufy 14. I H f at 10 00 a m at 310. Benchmark Lena the tojtowing property o f Michael spec Ior to satisfy a mechanic a cthlm Seller rsaenree the right IP bid. eotd so ti. no srarranty. (■ fe y gu aiin laea no Title. Mams ceeh MlChee VUfla ia iA S I7 1 X C N 1 4 tl1 « Arbl.ah Juno 29. I H f DCF-294 Legal Notices IN TMt CISCUfT COUNT FON •■MMOLS OOWNTT FLOIUOA CIVIL OfVISION CASC NO. ST-ISM-QA-IA-A G LEN0AH FIO tXAL SANK FtO IN AL IAV1NOS BANK. Ptsmtiff. VS ALLTNM HODGES end Sh ERAi E MOOOil.hre wile, and • TATI OF FLONI0A HOUSING FlNANCC AGENCY. Osfsndent(s) MOT1C1 OF ACTION TO SHERRIE H0DQ19 VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an eetron to Foreclosure a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida LOT 40. BOUTM PINECRf IT. FIRST ADDITION ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS REC0R0E0 IM PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE 42-4). OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA he* been tiled egtin tl you end you ere required to a en e a copy of your written dele neat. If eny. to II. on SMITH A HIATT. PA . Plaintiff', attorney,, w h o *, e d d ie ,• Is 2491 East Oakland Park Bled . lu lls 303. Fort Lauderdale. Florida 32304. within thirty (30) day, after the EraI data of publication. 19TF, and hi* the original with the Clerk of this Court either before •e nrice on Plaintiff, attorney, or immediately thereafter, oth­ erwise a default wiH be entered again,I you for the relief demanded In Iha complaint or poll bon Dated on Junw 17th. 1997 MARYANNS MORifi Aa Clerk o f the Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clark In accordance with the Americana with Disabilities Act of 1994. parson, needing I pe­ dal accommodation lo partktpala In this proceeding should contact the Clark ol the Court not la lor than five business days prior to the proceeding al Ihs Seminole County Courthouse. Telephone ItOT) 323-4330 or 1-400 »5S-477t (TOO) or 1-tOO-9tS-(7fO (V) via Florida Roley Service * Publish: Juno 22. 29. 1997 DSF-2S4 Legal Notices P U B U C AUCTION by given ihsl Donald W Fyock Towing w4l vogo tor CASH ON 0EEIAN0 to the •T-SI-Ay •2 Chevrolet Truck (white) YIN# 20CEK19KXM1131219 Oe The auction wt« bo hold at It 00 am on said dele above al Donald W Fyock Towing. 2M7 Stonewall Place 4109. tenfold. Florida 32773 Proepeclive bid­ ders may Inspect vehicle one hour prior lo *ele Terms are CASH or CERTIFIED FUNDS Donald W. Fyock Towing reserve, the right to accept or Publish Juno 29. 1997 0EF-299 RFP-4I4-ST/BJ0 CMDO Rental Merkel to. CansuitIn, •ervleea Seminole County Convention and Visitors Bureau Is reeking to contract with a qualified firm to prov.de Marketing Consulting Isrvices to assist In promoting tourism In lemlnole County. RFP package* will be avail­ able at th# County's Purchasing Division located at: 1101 E. 1*1 Street. Room 3209 Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-1130. e «t 711977119 Fas: (407) 330-9S49 Proposals must be received by the Purchasing Division no loler than 2.00 p m (local lima) on August 1. 1997 Proposals received attar such tuna will be returned unopened ALL PROSPECTIVE PRO­ POSERS ARS HEREBY CAU­ TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF ON OFFICIALS OTHEH THAN THE SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON REGARD­ ING THIS REP PRIOR TO THE FINAL EVALUATION AND RANKING BY COUNTY STAFF ANY SUCH CONTACT SHALL BE CAUSE FOR REJECTIONS OF PROPOSAL Betsy J. Cohan. CPPB Contracts Analyst Publish: June 29. 1EE7 DCF-210 Legal Notices THE C IR C U IT COURT. ■M M TBEVTN JU D IC IA L ciacurr. m and for S EH M O LS COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO S S -S tA i -O S -S t-M m to R * T h , M a tn a q , ot NANCY X A N CAFANELLA. R e ip e n r iw iV to w a lw d l« •• M C M M fy tf»« m * > A l«P t «ft( e «#t 1* *c • ihal tfut cie«m ef foreign TMIMIfom, We. ftleltettf He C o o *. J r . end onto AsOy ft. C o o * . C it u a n t o f U SA t o u n f f fcvwtg b g f lw t c a mi IHo Floe h i* F sp w b h c m IHo M m * o f ?Ho A m s g fify C fo a tO f I ff OUf D»et$r$tion o f Ind# pood one* do lolomftiy Pubireti and Oocloro ouf right to lap otrU ttoM •*«o H H o , our roe •«• T re e ! lo IHo foreign |u(i«4ictioft known a « the Muntgtpal Corporation o f IHo Dretrre t of ColumHa. a 0#ntocf»«| me<ud«ng VHoto of rtf poHticol futxl«vff*one. tho fltff (SO* Corporal* Sto two Any •Ad oil poft and p m r n l pofcti€•< Iroo im p*»d by oporotton of ■ore or alihenere* m thiol with Legal Notices avowed, dretotvod and ol no HittNor olVocI PU BLIC NOTICE BANFOAO AIRPORT AWTNORfTV Th* Sanford Avport Authority will hold its regular monthly meatmg on Tuesday July 1, 1997. at • 30 a m on th* eocond Moor of th* A Kay ■ hoamahar International Terminal Building located al One Red Cleveland Boulevard Santord. Florida Copt** of th* agenda may be obtained by contacting th* esecutiv* office* duung noimai business hours Monday through Friday al 3227771. The Marketing Committee of th* Santord Airport Authority will meet periodically through out the year to ditcuse market­ ing end strategic planning issue* concerning th* Orlando Sanford Airport All meeting* shall occur in th* Board Room oi the A Kay Ihoamahar International Arrivals Building. On* Red Cleveland Boulevard. Santord. Florida AH mt*rolled persons should contact th* aiecutlve offices tor scheduling detail* Th* Santord Airport No,** Abatement C om m it** (SANAC) anil meet on Tuesday. July S. 1997, at 7 00 p m in th* Authority's Board Room at On* Red Cleveland Boulevard. Santord. Florida AH mlervsled parson* should contact th* executrve office* for scheduling details The Sentotd Aviation Noise Abatement C om m it** (SANAC) will periodically collect noise data throughout th* year Interested partis* should con­ tact the executive office* lor scheduling detail* Ptnsee lake not* that if any parson decide* to appeal any decision made by the Santord Airport Authority wilth respect tu eny matter considered at Ih* meeting or hearing scheduled herein, ha or ih e will need a record of the proceedings, and that, lor such purpose he or she may need lo ensure that a verbatim record o l th* proceed­ ing* is mad*, which record include* Ih* teshmony and evi­ dence upon which the appeal la based Stephan J Cooks Duector ol Aviation Publish June 29. 1997 0EF-293 Wo. NUHord Ik. C o o *, Jr. ond • «fo Jody K. C o o *, oo Aiwerleew CNiooreo by breth. ptedgr our allegiance lo the R#tu»M*c ond itf fifty (10) ufiun S lo l«« ond p w iu on t to 19 Umtod State* Statute ol Large, Hwroby •apolrtolo ond ftm or# o u fM h rt and our descendant* bom tho Democracy'* political •nd tamtortaJ lunsdiction and thereby ••tobliah our Citiienthip withm tho political ond territorial bordoro of America to voluntarily bo undo# tho loret. Iiborty protection, guaranfeev and immvnittoi of it*' Republican form of govornnvenl and ita aaporolion of power*. m ordar lo an|Oy rtghl to Ido, Iiborty. and tho pursuit of happineat having full nghl to own and control private pro par­ ty having full power lo con­ tract, o i tobirth com m ofct at guaronlood by tho full 10 Amendment* ol tho Oil I of Righto to tho Constitution for tho united Staloi o f Amor tea ill tree auto it lo our right and duty to poaa a legacy o f Liberty lo there# l ho I follow Signed 2 tlh day ol pro tunc to of my tHfth Richard R. ond to o le d thl* Juno, H i t , nunc t - l t - d t , tho dot# C o o *. Jr. In R ro p rU P a ra o n o . t u l Jurla S igned ond ooolod this S ttfi day of Juno, l i l t , nunc pro tunc to J-I0 -4T , the dot# el my birth Judy ft. Coo* In P r o p r lo P a ra o n o , t u l Jurla ACKNOWLI DQf MINT: Richard R. Cook, Jr. ond w ife, Judy ft. C oo* poroonolly known to mo (or by idonbhcolion ho$ proven to bo on tho be are of $o Ire foe lory avtdaocaj affirmed ond tuboertbod to tho above bafora mo, a Rotary Public In and tor tho Corporate Slat# ol Florida on thia 2% day of Juno, I H ? , at Now Smyrna (city). Volualo (county). Florida (viola) Witrrevo my hand and official tool Mary Katharine Carter Notary Public. Florida My commretion CC461SS8 E*P<red Jun 20. 1909 Publreh Juno 29. 1997 DEF-29/ thetr Interview and continue to learn try attending dosses on a regular basis lo keep up on al) o f ihe latest Information * Stylists at Fantastic Sams. Hanford, ore also trained In permanents, coloring, frosting, brightening and highlighting. Lavender said that he hopes Ihe community will think of Fantastic Sams as their home­ town hair salon. *We love people and hope to build a great family In the area.* Lavender said *1 believe that we can put our stylists, our product line and our cus­ tomer service against any pri­ vate salon tn the area. And at Fantastic Sams, the prices will be very reasonable.* Sto rttonetTW i*. and GARY CAFANELLA governm ent Iho Domocrocy re hereby’ efre- Legal Notices K ••**-R •* tn Florida Solar opana division t -c £ On n r r s In s n ra f t r f lf# / ff N O TK E OF ACTIOM TO G ARY C A T A R ( l LA C uf# **t A x to r * ,, ******** L ,x l k n o w , u t o v x i I 31 * M .N ..4 k u 4 AJIi w a i , 9 p#>ng, F lo r id , VOU ARE HERE 0 V SK3 T1FIE 0 to a l an Kimn to# D a w h i i o a O l M w iv a g , h a , h i m htod , g a m , i #oxi , * d t ° — .# * is q u u u l I* m #v * a co p # *4 ,ou# O h x * , * . V wry. to it u p on V * F H ilW M I * A tta# n *v MA RK A K O T I E N ESQUIRE. 3100 C to y A ,.n u * . S u it* 1 T 7. O fla m to . F to n d a 32944 on o# b a t o n JU LY S 4N. 19 9 7 . an d h i* Ih* a n g m * ! with Ih* Ctorh •> Ihi* C o u rl wlh*f b*to#* w n i c , o n P o lik on*#*, attar o«h*iw#*«, • b* * n f* r * d fo# Ih* <tom*nd*d m th * P .h lio n WITNESS my hand and Ih* Mat of Oh* Courl on JUNE *1h, 1*97 (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol Ih* C i t d Court By Nancy R W w Lr Dapuly Cl*#k PuWKh Jun* S. IS, 22. 29 1997 0EF-90 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIQ H T 1 IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION c x w N *. *4 0100 CA M S FGB REALTY ADVISORS INC f /k a f ir s t g il o t a l t a r r e a l t y ADVISORS. INC Ptaintill. V* WILLIAM H BASS And UNKNOWN SPOUSE il any. SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNKNOWN TENANTS OalendAM* NOTICE OF S A L ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuant to an Order Granling Final Jodginanl ol For*cto*ur« dat.d Jun* 24 1997. ,n l*tad in Civil C at* NO 9S-0200 CA-MB ol ih* Cue ml Couri ol Ih* Eighla.nlh Judicial Circuit In tnd lor Sam nol* County. FIo ik M. nit,r*m CA0LER0CK JOINT VENTURE L P ha, now b ,*n tubahtul.d * * pally PlamtiH and WILLIAM H. BASS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE. II any, SEMINOLE COUNTY. and UNKNOWN TENANTS ar* D , fondant* I will *,il to th, htgh,*l btdd,r tor cath, al th# w ,« i front door. SanwAoto County CourthouM. lucatod *1 301 N Park Ayanu,. Sanford. FI 32771 on July 17. 1997 al I I 00 AM Ih* following da*cnb,d proparty, lo wit: Lot SI and the North 1/2 ol Lol 12 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, a* focordad m Ptal Book 3. Pag* 37. Public R*cord* ol S*nunol* County. Florida, a* mor* fully ifoicnbad in Olticial Record* Book I33S. p e g , 3S. Public Record* ol Saminofo County. Flurida Dated Ihn 24 day ol June, 1997 (SEAL) Maryann, Mona, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jan# E Jau w ic Dapuly Clark Eric A. Schultz. Etquir* PO Boa 34031S Tampa. FL 33S94-0S1S (SIS) 209 4383 Publnh June 29. 1997 July OS. 1997 DEF-2S9 n r.dmatiim? Rdimmnl? IVaa* nf Mind? For a recanted message of cunent rale information, call 1-800-4US BOND Legal Notices m tub e m e u rr c o u r t OP TUB IMNTEEMTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. W ANO FOR 9 1 M W O LS COUNTY OBNERAL CASE MO. ST-A99-CA-I4-A COLLECTIVE BANK. FSB F/N/A COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINOS AMO LOAN AS SOCIATfOM. Hamuli. ** OAYlO 0 FOX OOOOl JO FOX. hta wife. ROBERT I FOX THEDA FOX AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF 110 SEMINOLE AVENUE. LONQWOOO. FLORIOA. and - AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF 114 SEMI­ NOLE AVENUE LONGWOOD. FLORIOA. Defendant)*) NOTICE OF ACTION TO OOBOt JO FOX R**id*nc# Unknown II afore, and il dead, all parb** cfomung mtaraal by. through, under ol agamrt BOBBI JO FOX and all parb*, haying or claiming to have any ngM. Hit* or mlar*al m th# property harem daicnbad You ar* hereby notified that an action lo fo recto* or* * mongaga on the following properly VI SEMINOLE County. Florida LOTS • ANO S. BLOCK H. ANO THE NORTH S O FT OF LOT 10. BLOCK H. LESS THE EAST SO 0 FT OF LOTS S. • ANO 10. BLOCK H. LAKE WAVMAN HEIGHTS. LAKE A00IT10N. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 23. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOGETHER WITH THAT PART OF WAYUAN CIRCLE LYINQ WEST OF ANO A0JACENT TO LOTS S. 9 ANO THE NORTH • F t OF LOT 10. BLOCK H. a/k/a SI 0-S14 Saminofo Ayenu*. Longwood. Florid* 327SO ha* been hfod again,! you and you ar, raquIiMj lo »#rv* a copy ol your written dafon**,. il any, lo II, on Ann* M Rodriguez. Attorney lor Plambll. whoM * d d r „ « I, Suit* 300. 1S70 Madruga Avenue. Coral Qabfo*. Florida 33I4S. wilhin thirty (30) day, altar Ih* hr,I publication ol Itua None# In Ih* Sanlord Herald and fit* Ih* original with th* Clark ol thi, Court ailhar baler* aanric* on Plainliir* attorney or tmmadizlaly tharaalfor: othorwrta a default will b* eniarad again*! you lor th* re IraI demanded In th* complaint. WITNESS my hand and Ih* Mat ot this Court Ihi* 17th day ot Jun*. 1997. (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE A* Clark o l Ih# Courl By Ruth King Aa Oaputy Clark Fabar A Qlthtz. PA. Suit# 300 IS70 Madruga Avanu# Coral Qabfo*, Florida 33146 (303) 662-41 10 "Pareori* with a diaability who naad a xpacial accommodation to paitKlpat* In thfo proceeding ihould contact ADA Coordinator at Saminofo County Courthou**. 301 N. Park Ayanu*. Sulla N301. Sanlord. Florida 32771. at laait lira day* prior to Ih* proceeding. Tala phone (407) 323-4330 OKI 4227. 1-S00-9S3-S771 (TOO) or 1-400-933-S770 (V) via Florida Relay Service * Publleh Jun* 22. 29. 1997 OEF-233 S 5® Legal Notices NOTICa OP FICTITIOUS HAMS h one# ra hereby given that I ar>i engaged m butmaxi at 3940 Ra t Bug La** Road, Suita 330, W »1*r Spring* 7c 32709. Sammofo County, f tonda. under th* # * lit tout Ham* ol 0 B B PRO P I NT IBS. and that I inland to lagfotar *a*d name w «h th* Oiviaran ol Carporationa. T(liana****. Florida, m a,**#danca with th* proviaion* o# th* Ficbtioir* Name Suture*, to ­ wn Section S4S 09. Florida Si alula, IS tt. SuMri Burgal Publfoti Jun# 29. 1997 DEF-2SS IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM INOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE D IVISIO N FI L I NUMBER S 7-9S 2C P IN RE ESTATE OF JEAN-M 0 IR Y D*c*#*ad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* ad mini, I ration ot Ih* **ta l* 01 J**n-M Oary dacaaaad. File Numti*r 97-432CP. t* ponding in th* Circuit Court lor Saminofo County. Florida. Probal* Di,man. th* ad d r*t, ol which to Saminofo County. Cfoth ot tho Court P O Orawar C. Sanlord, Florida 32772 0*39 Th* n.rrwa and addratiaa ot th* panonat rrpratantxiirt and th* pcnonal r ip r a ia n la liv ti attornay ara M l forth baton ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All p an o n i on whom Ihi, notice l« *#rv#d who have obiacbon* that chalfong# th* validity of th* wilt, Ih* qualihc*Iron* o f th* p*r*on*l r*pr#ten­ tative ranua. or |un*diction ol th* Court ana required to lit* their obfectiona with thu Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OH THEM All creditor, ol th* dacadanl and other p a r,o n , having claim, or demand* *gam *t dacadanl* a ila fo on whom a copy ot thl* notlc# i* *#rv*d within IhrM month* (Mar Ih# del# o l the first public aI ion ol Ihn nolle* mu,l til* thait claim* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER IHE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ot Ih* dacadanl and parson* having claim* or demand* against lha dacadanl’* a tla t* must Ida thair claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. 0EMAN0S ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRE0 Th* data of first publication of thi, Nolle# i* Juna 29. 1997 Personal Raprasanlaliv* Marlon D Dary 4 70 Village Place. 0222 Longwood. Ftonda 32779 ABLE. BAND. RU9SELL. COLLIER. PITCHF0R0 A GORDON. CHARTERED Attornay* tor P#r,on*l Raprasanlaliv* PO Boa 49943 Sarasota, FL 34230 Telephone B4W346 4640 By DAVIO S OANO. For th* Arm Ftonda Bar N o 003-217 Publish Jun* 29. 1997 outy 09. 1997 0EF-29I f �SB - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. June 29. 1997 L e g a l N otices CLASSIFIED ADS in t m i c ir c u it court o r T N I I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR • IM IN O L I COUNTY O IH IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. S S - I4 1 S - «A - I4 < « HARBOURTON MORTGAGE CO . L P t/X/a Plall* Vall*y Funding L P Plaintiff. ri PHILIP R KINISTON.al a l . Dalandanta AM IND SD NOTICS OF F O R IC LO S U R I SALS N olle* I* haraby gnan that, pursuant to an OnNi Raachadulmg Fotvctoaur* Sal* dated Juna 14th 1SS7. and aniarad m chrti caaa number 941412-C A-1 4-A. o l tha Circuit Court ol III* l l t h Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnol* County Florida. wh*r*m MIR 00 UR TON MORTGAGE CO L P F/K/A PLATTS VALLSY FUNOING L P . I* Plalnllff and PHILIP R RENl 3 TON ADVEN TIST HEALTH SYSTSU/SUNBELT. INC . is/ar* Oatandanffa). 1 will tall to th* highest and beat buldar lor cash at th* <*•*! tronl door o l th* Saminol* County courthouse »n Sanford. Saminol* County. Florida, at 11 00 A M on th* 22nd day ol JULY. ISSF. th* lolloarlng described properly as sat forth m said Final Judgment, to ant LOT IS. BLOCS O. WOOCMERE PARR SSC0N0 REPLAT. ACCOROINQ TO THK PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN plat book d . page ;i . of THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRAC­ TICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OCEMIO TO BE A OEBT COL­ LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ LECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFOR­ MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated th* 17th day ol Jim*. IM F MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l Circull Court By Jan* E. Jasaanc Deputy Clerk CODILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 4SO Tampa. Florida 33407 Talaphon* (SIS) S7 7-400S CAS 1*4-021*4 Publish Juna 22. 29 IM F 0CF-2SI IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS BMNTSBRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IH ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORlOA CASS NO. ST-tlSd-OA-14-W Orlando - Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminole 407/322-2611 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CIASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 7 SBSSSSSWM B S M t-.............. M lS llM 1 I S R M m t lS ft n il........... s i . M S U M MONDAY tm FRIDAY C10SE0 SATURDAY A*U»0AY 71— H elp W anted •WARSMOUSE* F/T. W4 Tram, several powbon* avad Rapid advancement poa•bfa CaS U f. 323-5121 lor ap- C04IPAIRONS NEEDED Lh* *t or fourty TIC Homa Comparv Ion* 322-1093________________ PRTVATE HOME, CMan 1 con- PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS NEEDED. Mathew* Aaaociate*. Sanford A BETT1R JOB FOR YOU1 JuM Can Never a real HELP I need an tN> cook 1-2 M day*/ aak tar preparing meat* in edvanca Eacaftant pay tor quaAkad patton Rot* nacataary Sand resume to Band Boa R, PO Boa 1667. Sanlord. FI 32772-ISS7__________________ I SUM S I 'SU M S 2nd Mkff. lamp-hre IS 8089 lo Mart w/ frequent pay Competitive Wag­ es JERRY’S CATERERS •nterj crorj 1^ attoj ItOB*T»nry 323-0345 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES Stand or *K (town |ob NOW ACCEPTING Numaroua openrga Caroar opportunity Aiwww 9 tacomnq ana* Fnenefy. protatuonal phone Schaduang may Carol whanyoufM MvEW al Wa coal al ■« addRor Pay sr*y lar daya your atf run* Mittal MM Copy m a t Mow sect hrpographol farm -Commorcm kotyranc i raw* ara Svalatfa 0CA0UNC9 Tuesday 9su Fnday 12 Naan Tha Day lak n I Svnday 12 Naan Friday ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS: to »w *v*n to l an *rm» In an ad. Via Sanford HaraMwW 9a maganalM* tor vm Aral Inaartton only and only la Via astont af Via coat al VMStoaarborv Ptaaaa (hack your ad lor K tia a ty Via nrtl day S run*. • Bodnya. I HOT) r u - r m ALONB7 FLY CTED 321-FS3S NEART HEART HEARTS MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL/ SPECIAL NEEDS m gatart cofTun. o*an rXara cam fVD r*» 2 m M 4441770 7? S IN G LE 7? Larval Lm m tr Oar FUXnOUOEOI i Adwafror* 43— L e g a l S erv ices 27— N u rsery A Child C ere A-2LAWT1CH Davorca $88. Bank»MP4ey ITS. Adoption »7S. Nama Change 158. I t (407) 522<XM7 24 Is* IS aff w4V» vxa ad 55— B u sin e ss Opportunities • Lay Over Plan* *Ea*a Slop Par* *1 O n off tor 7 Oay* Our *401KR WORK Spray tutoM Ca4 tor m iM H K 3231308 DEF-12SA AUTOMOTIVE OCTAklRB Santankl ongwoortOrtareto Good Income Putnneai l Altar 90 Days COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE FUN, LOVBO. SAFE aducaVonM car* tar y w chad 1 w. A thrar MRS parukng 32M7V1___ MANTA'S OAVCJLRB Baby* tool Pto-S<hool LAKE MANY UC FS94-7 322-C0B4 407 293 3055 M n y nipn UBIINi lEEtS2S00 s/wV potsntM AVON EARN TO 90% I Ftaa IBs. Sandt: 331-1193 tod. Sa4e4.Ro. SSB SSS 2191 •00-342-6653 Bartenders HOME BASED SERVICE WORK AT BUSY AIRPORT Jonys CitBitfS a- i -a- a— aa^. —to—— 323-0345 TIRED STATS OP FLORlOA DS PART M IN T OF BNVINOHNSM TAL OF CLEANING FOR SOMEONE ELSE? PROTSCTION NOTICS OF C O N S IS T ORDSR Tha Oeparlmanl ol EneironmentaJ Protection grvee notice o l agency action ol entering mho a Concent Order with Gordon J Lourte pureuent to Section 129 47(1), Florida Statute* Th* Content Order addreaae* the realoralton o l unauthorued dredging ol e boat batin m th* vrcirwty o l Shad Lana and th* St John* River in Geneve, lam rnol* County. FLorid* Tha Conaant Order la available lor public m» pec 11on during normal buttneat hour*. S 00 a m lo S 00 p m . Monday through Friday, aacapt legal holiday*, al lh* Oeparlmanl o l Environmental Protection. 3319 Maguire Boulevard. Suit* 232. Orlando. FL 32903-3747 Pareona whoa# aubatenltal mieraata are a Heeled by Ihi* Content Order have a right lo petition lor an admruatratlv* hearing on lh* Convent Order Th* Petition mual contain Ihe information aet lorth below and mual be IJed (received) m th* Department'* Office of General Count#!. 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard. MS-33. Tattahaaaaa. Florida 32399-3000. widen 21 day* ol receipt o l Ihr* notice A copy ol the Petition mual eiao be mailed *1 lh* time ol tiling lo lh# Dialrlct Office named above at lha addraaa Indicated Failure lo III* a petition within the 21 day* constitute* a waiv­ er ol any nghl auch person hat lo an administrative haanng pursuant to Section* 120 349 and 120 IF. FS Publish June 29. ISSF DEF-244 NOTICS OF SALS Pursuant lo Florida Statute 713 70 ELITE TOWING. INC will tall on July 10. 1007. at 000 a m at 340 Oouth C R 42F Longwood. Fla 32730 Sailer reserve* the nghl to bid. as la, no warranty Sailer entee* no title Term* cash 197$ Mercury 3X31TS2F2S4 193$ Chevy 2 atA W I9R O ai 109341 Publish June 29. 1997 DEF-290 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R tomar* Cal k* Rfckd tor dp- 331-6241 Cal now tor kea S0GB20-43B3 top brae. YOUR OWN RAOR) SHOW C FL rado ataoon hM aar arm tar mm. CaS407-322-1400 / F H ’ P P D U U E H R QONP 3 Z K E H R GEY EM r F G H H B POD ZHS BFO E P PODH A Z P A O QEW S N E U U . 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PREVIOUS SOLUTION They pay mo enough — so the least can do is arrive sober, be on time and know all the (okes * — 3avtd Niven. 3 1997 by SEA Inc l fknng demon abators 11020*41 1 kea marebanaaa Free tut A lip p la il Cad Brenda 00B0852 FOR UNOCROROUNO UTKJTY CONTRACTOR 9ANTORON1 $39MtmUhVERY CLEAN Newly Renoval ed Move to 9v94tot $211799 9ANFORO I f . 1 BORM .719 Oak Ava $375vnon * 9 2 3 0 tt*p N o l* H ." 9 P f^ - H H 9 H ------- 4 Dating D on l 1 (497) 323 2044 63— R o o m s For Rent AUTO TITLE LOANS Ybu heap cm. r / I — h t ip w i n le a COME GROW WITH WATSON) Our new eapanded ofkca n Lake Mary has operwiga tor an •rgaoc protaaaonal aaekaig an •acaeam career n a Ngyv proret aperww etmoaphera Eepanancad and npw Icanaaaa DfWtRS G R EAT PAY GREAT BENEFITS J 8 H u r t DtaScatad Contract Service* Dhrtafon ta faring as penanced OTR drtvara to M NEW JOBS Mid NEW P08I TION8 - 0AJLY1 •Start kom 24 to 20 CPM •Pofanoaf 2 COM partormanc* borxia k pramajm pay 'Average 2.500 mAea/waak •Tima homa every o-10 (toy* Induaky. CaS today tor a l to* d a ta * 1-800-2JB-HUNT EOE. Subyad to dma t o ten ***************** — GENERAL LAB O R*" GRAND OPENINGII WORK TODAY P A D TODAY LABOR READY tin AC 0UCT MECHANIC Sheet metal 4 dud board. Expartancad Brno Free 323-2900 ALL DEPARTMENTS 1 Houaekaeping. Btaaklaat aarvars. Laundry perton. Houseman. Maintenance and Dtahwakhw Apply In parson Marriott CoMI135 Pkwy, yard U . International .. .. Lika Mary 444-1000 A is o m b le r's Machine O p «ra to rs Premium Pay lot 2nd shift 3 30pm to Midnight. (1st Shift 7-3.30pm) Apply Environmamal Aa Tech SOI Crxkeco Way Drug Free Workpiece 3221190 Celt: TRUDY MEYER For a cun/Oentui Inirrvww ________ 323-3200________ COUNTER SALES Warahouwng tar oular body car/ ruck part* E«p raguead Salary dapandk on aaad e«p Cal 32S4530____________ ______________ Must have good organuatnnai aiuta. torn# ctancaL and good aoauda. Great aernrtg pctanW C x i 793 3055________________ o denial eaeiatant who ■ camg 4 ha* a piaaear* paraonaefy tor our pa kanu Lkiat ba #«p 4 certified in dental aewaang 4 latkotogy 9-8. Tue*. Wed. 4 Thur* Im munuaaona must be up to data Good pay tor quakltad parson Sand raauma lo Bknd Boa R. PO. Box 1687, Sanlord. FL 32772-1817 OOCKWORK6R Trainee 14-410. Load 4 Unload Trucket FCC Bm, Feet 497-339 9092 ■ Seminoto Emptoyment 4A N FO R D 1 a t 322-2044 9ANPORO Malone Ounct 1 4 2 OoodFtaa 33117$7 _____ STUOD ATT. 4ANFORO $32Vnon. aatar nd , ingM « ITT • * Pay phone tornvy “ ~ “ I parking 330-4423 pam tat N O T E T I R e g is te r To d e y FLORIDA T E C H N IC A L COLLEGE Orange City C am p u t G ATOR LA ND ING IS HIRING! W A ITR E SS KITCHEN P R E P FLAW One tree werapwe JSZSi A S S O C IA T E S D E G K K E 101 I I ) M O N T H S Vtork aiOha al LAUNONY~HAT ATTENDANT^ 791 3SSV Hwy IF-S2. tardod LAWN MAVfTf KANCS • Medical Administrative Aaslstaat • Computer Drafting A D e ilp • Electronics Computer Technology Can tar WAJ4EHOUEE DELIVERY WORKER Cal 330-1441 Clean EL OL •nay LONGWOOO COUNTRY CLUB Heed* Fa p a locker roam Mtendam fwspa* hour*, hood pay. CM) benefit* poataon avaAabi* nwneOMtefy OfWP EOE CaS tor appuudmer* 333 S f i ___________________________ LPH-F/T OR F/T 117 AvaAabaa n our L e e or Faddy Apply wKNn OaBary Manor SO Norm Hwy t7 92. Dabary Ftonda DRUG FREE Wnkpiece MANAGEMENT COUPLE E*> m apt management S ra p e ** U v e ry auto, t taoat 907 7001 iR n g Can 329 4830 WILDE TORE 11so O torEtoM 3941100__________ WOfUONO e u r u w is o R 6PM TO 2:30AM Semfnota Country V A O M r . * Banafit* FRANKLIN Btdg Matntanancd 9vca Vie. Wo offer saiiriBB of 617-24K •nee n keevng and F i l Ban# k p a rtjg t . data* to advance EOC Aaron I a a drug kea employer. 323-1211 Or Apply In paraon: START TODAY F m in ctil e d iveU D iB lor th o ie who quiitfy C areer isaiauuYce iv a K ib ie • ACICS ACCREDITED MEMBER j I W E ’R E C R O W IN G !! A subsidary of Cincinnatti Ball is scheduling the opening of a new office in the Northern Seminole County area. If you have a true understanding of superior customer service, we are currently interviewing for the following qualifications: • Min. 1 year customer service experience • HS diploma/GED • Avsertive and enthusiastic • Outstanding people skills • Type 35 wpm • Personal Computer Experience Beneficial J S H S L tllt. • Problem Solving Skills EARN A C JU t B uy 4 M Tupeer were. FT-PT MgnL Training Free Training. G reat I I Flex. h r* 32 1 1 4 2 1 ______________ MEDICAL PATH NT CARS TICN/F/T tor kidney daryvt center m Sen tord/AXamom* area* Compao tore salary end banafa*. apply in parson 210 E Commercial St. Santord_________________ MERRY MADSHVW40 Car 4 Inauranca Needed Waakendi FREE 331-8299 Nru To Jwtr tLinlraa) (9 0 4 ) 8 5 1 -0 8 8 2 War*Oeyba^na: Earn Long Term BJw rt Term S M W fe ia m LABORERS * DRIVERS __ NO FES Mtafkttaf pUBA U O -K tX J Uallublr: Ja\a rroarammlna (Ilk) 17 *407-33(M M M *^ Due to oca company t rw*d aspanaon we need aktatojltan agemer* cantkdeMd hCat be htatagar*. dynarvwc. and regfey moevaaad rour tokae e kmaed onfybyyoia pertormanoa ♦/ 2 4 0 7 S. Volusia Avrnuc. Orangr City 407-4aB-m9 Aaron s Rental Purchase 1522 S. French Ave. check. 322-1147-Longaood IH OWW FIGUREf WHO TOLL COLLECTOR 4 part ama Cal tar ntortnakon 40 7134 139 7 ____________ Ybu I H you ara recafvtng payment w «*jty or 772-4129 ____________ 3221133____________ i D H P E W P Jdfry o Citorvro 323-0345 61— M o ra y to Lan d DUMPTRUCK DRIVER Ful Time. COL CUsa a B F ON Cashlers/Counter Person Wort vl Buoy Airport Wo an hiring Frtondfy i CourtBout Piopli Compalltlve Wage* by Luis C a m p o s EW Ed bang 1 ataladng Cak far an 324-4100 * T 3 ,".r u * ..- Catatnty C *n*r cryptogram* are craeak kom pas peope. peal and prater* Each M ar n r v ephar i today scare A a r e a C Q Z L L E H O W W W a g e Merkel Place ol LA Mary Corner of 1F 92 4 Lk Mary Bfvd (ta m (Ada thappmg carder) MANAGER TRAINEE L e g a l N otices tatolto I M No aac dap Ca« 32 5 *9 1 7 cut and honest W* want to you Shop need* Pay ba*ad on aapanance praduebon WN kam 3S44S OrtandoAvenue tap $8 2889 Pa Apply laundromat (Wa* Marl Pta/a) AUTO 1 TRUCK NSCNAMC WANTEOh Top Pay Start krv maHtoify Caff 971-9144. 10- FRANK DAVID RENT, $489 fta n d v b o o k * $189 TEXACO BIPREM LUBE M you hav« good machancal LABORERS NEEDED- w e Trami IIUHr. 325-M70 F U CLERK F m P taca Monday Friday APPLY ADHESIVES 3 FORM ItfOrtD XMOUR B39URANCV CLERK T ran AX Phaaa* 1 6 8 * COAEto Pmf ( 30em 10 30am I yr A d a ta A COL rag Ptaaaa Ca» Sam to 3pm 1 400474 9060 MorvEnOtay E O E ____ MARINER'S VILLAGE r BI-71M- CARRIERS, INC. *NEW-PAYPLAH! 1 9379/Wm ♦ Mp. M4-M17. * Aft MEAT) 3 Odrm 4g4 W 2nd 9) CAH Carpeted. Bknta. taMB. 3B4rtfta 4CflMV B H IM UMI( 404 I FORM $419440 Ybu can ON OOtNO TRAMVfGM 4 » u .are hat person that can do Vta ilP FAX ratwita to D7- Larga Santord compare#* eurrandy hrmq » » a tr D iin and to Ybu rtkjal bo abta to Ml 100 too AG ( le c tric CU9TOMER TRAV4EE H a n d * Busy P hm a $7.8* -------- STYLIST NAIL TECH MESSAGE THERAPIST. A U JS H V T I k ______________________________ NOTICS OF ACTION * - 3 r w k» to PFSrtNO earn • good n (4 0 7 )3 0 1 8 4 7 Plalnllff. TO Sara Ann Jail. Frank David Jail. John Alan Jail, lha ham, daviaaaa. aaaignaaa. grantaaa. creditor*, laaaaaa. aaacutora, administrator*. m ortgagee*, judgment creditor*. Irualaa*. kanhoidar*. partona In poaaaanon and any and all paraon* having an inlaratl mi lha Ealat# ol Joal D Jail, dacaaaad YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action lo Iora clove a Iwn on th* following property in Saminol* County. Florida Begin 330 laal north o l lb* aoulharaal corner ol lha eaat 1/2 ol lha NE 1/4 o l SW 1/4 ol Section F. Township 21, Rang* 30 run north 70 l* * l thane# #*et 110 teat thane# aouth FO teat thane* vraat HO leal to th* Point o l Beginning (!*•* weal 20 laal lor road). Public Racorda ol Saminol* County. Florida ha« bean tiled againal you and you ara raquirad lo tarv# a copy ol your written dalanaaa. il any. lo H on ANN E. COLBY. Aaaialanl County Altomay lor Saminol* County. arhoa# addraaa la 1101 Eaal First Slraal, Sanlord. Florida 327/1. within 30 day* altar lha la l publication ol lha notice, and til* lha original with th* Clark ol thi* Court be Ior a aervic* on lh* P tjin titf* attorney or immodiataty thereafter otherwise a default will be entered against you for th# relief demanded In the Complaint OATEO on JUNE Sth IM F MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA By D arlsna L. Taylor O aputy C lark Publish June 29.1*9/ July S. 13. and 20. IM F Ftoitota Hour* U n fu m lebed ECMAMC No Lay OV» Ham $ 9 3 * W9 need you to gum you tw chance to buid a new idMirtci to kata* ol N(Fi gnat opporturery . MICHELLES HOUBg EaoeAanf Pip school pmgram Da*y A fkMfy Ocp-dii PIT A F/T t Z a t about r net ubkea* |3S(Vmon Securi­ OFFICE PERSON Pari Tima !7Tv Longwood. F L S477 v THE ESTATE OF JOEL 0 JETT. TERESA A JETT. HOWARO A JETT SARA ANN JETT. JETT, JOHN ALAN JETT, AND THE UNRNOWN SPOUSES OF THE ABOVE. IF ANY. THEIR HEIRS. DEVISEES ASSIQNEES. GRANTEES. CREDITORS. LESSEES. EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS. MORTGAGEES JUDGMENT CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. LIENHOLDERS; PERSONS IN POSSESSION ANO ANY ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AQAINST THE ABOVE NAMEO DEFENDANTS OR OTHERWISE CLAIMINO ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY OESCRIBEO IN THIS ACTION. Dalandanta Tima. S3 808V CM 322 « 133 DRIVERS ty (MpCaN 9751998 or pgr 372 23M taw* nufftwr of fiw*- WRECKER DRIVER Salary . Comm 34$ pto* LqngwoodWIMES EECURTTY OFFICER JOB Training A/mae 4 Unarmad BmnBf 9 A9994- 984-7444 MCURTTV OFFKER9-OC. Unarmed. FT.PT Seniurd era* fktfi pnatae Muo 994 0119 MF el Sanford wiaaaSjino in Caere Ybu wan lOOOtof SSS FWi 741- DATA ENTRY (Vowing Company 9789 H S iT s L ___________________ KENNEL WORKER 14—B in g o SANTORO Roommata w anted 1 Ig . bd rni a / b a V W W O , M prtv •am. 1208 Hwy 1712. Apply to paraon to Eiprata, 1730 Eaat Cotantaf Orfaa SOI Part WtMwnPryar POOL H I3141 CLERICAL AMT. LXBa tea. Ltata Vtai MTV Apply ready to t o r t between adh 2 tonna of O and tvVf appAcabto) Mon. • Thar* No Fm EOC 980 •ffWERIf 1WOntMTl * 1 - * --- ------------- ----•-* *------- a M l Can Dcnuv A baauMM 1 aacang hotot toUCF |g HBAATMCJMB A RBMAe Cen- I t0G *ee F u i houav pfta C7EEP ACCOUNTANT Whrk wah rtwertna |tM k RIGHT H A N D M A N N E E D S YOUI I Paid Deity S o p p o r t u n it ie s . 27— N ursery A Child 12— Elderly C are hd Launtty. phone, and kE uea 918-1901 weak 324-4068 ROOM FOR RENT 118/Week MECHANIC HELPER tm nw tkato O pening 3714 VWENTORY SUPERVISOR Keep Track of Sates $1489 H O TEL long term Ha M m Ansavar rtxxmd LET US FIND Looking tor tad-modpto. Hourly ptoa bonu* program CaH Phil 339- A Baaudj and aacsng hotel » htong tor tm 2* EFFOENCY rv • convent* 3231009 YOUAJOBIIt AW for Ray P 373-TWO EMPLOYMENT* Clerical S Light totMfry Ihnri $ F/T Ramady Btofftas: 999 0414 APPOSmSENT SETTERS. E * *7 7 1 - H e l p W anted WHY9TAY UNEMPLOYED? " E xca —n l Benefit P ackage" 401k. Bon Plan. VACHOL P ty . •to F/T, Parm ananl ponrhon* Grin Cook/Kit. Prep 1 UfRS........................... $1.42 SUM SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision ol lha Slat# o l Florida. 3 Z H S 71— Help W anted A Better W ey o f J o b Seeking. 14 csssssaHM Ubws............M l« list M IL M .-S K P .M . 71— Help W anted 71— Help W anted f • Articulate C S R 'i receive $7.50 hr., mutt be flexible, night shifts not required. C S R "! will be required to work two Saturday's a month. iStWSb"‘ ' tr •>v: w*A*TTTn‘& fr ‘ it' SB W a provida paid training, a comprehensiva beneflts package, and unbeatable career advancement opportunities. W a are a smoke and dm g free environment E O E ■ . -»*-■: A J. . V • . i o- ••••* . Please can (407) 667-5110 for additional information Residential Cleaning MOLLY MAD » HBBNQ F/T* M l '91pm. WM Tram. 497-797-9017. OFFICE CLERK Apt MuN Itatofy ctancai enpenanca preferred 2 X - 5 X M F Salary compar•Cia to agt Sand retuma to 700 E Airport Bfvd. Santord. FL s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s- JOB FA IR X IT l H flPIfftaCia______ ORGANIST NEEDED For locai Santord cnurch lAial ba abfa to play contemporary end tradOonal music. Submit return* to 2150 W Airport tWd. Sanlord, FL FOR D O LLAR R E N T A CAR H ILL__________________ PHONE PRO S a t the Salary ♦ comm « bonus F/T or P a Rateted atmeepnera amoktng ok Dabtoa or Cat 7971270 S A N F O R D A IR P O R T WANT A TRADE? WANT A JOB? WANT MORE FROM LIFE? If you're ages 16 through 24, you may qualify lor FREE JOB TRAINING with Job Corps. It's a job training program that gives young adults a chance. ------------ P o s i t i o n s A v a i l a b l e -----------S E R V IC E A G E N T S $ 8 .0 0 par hour F le x lb la Schedule Apply In person M o n . J u n a 3 0 t h 9 :0 0 a .m . - 1 :0 0 p .m . at F lo r id a J o b s a n d B s n s f lt s O fllc a 8 1 4 L a k a M a ry B lv d . S a n f o r d . F l_ 3 2 7 7 3 <•4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -8 7 0 0 • To Learn Job Skills. • To Finish School. • To Find Direction. And to Get a Job. The program o ffar* training in many occupations, including Food Service Health Services O ffice Assistance Carpentry Retail Sales Auto Repair M u s t be 18 years o f age and have a v a lid F lo rid a drivers license For more information: f ' CALL TODAYI 1-888-562- JOBS j R E N T A C A Sm okc/Drug Free W orkplace li.O .H . S-S-S-S-S-S-S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S -S I / �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. June 29. 1997 - SB 99—Apartments Unfurnished 96-A partm entsUnfurnished 155— Condom inium s For S a l* SANTORO 1/1. no pats, no ctvktan. $30tytnon. an ipaew -aaoMten. ROSCLXA VIXAS ALTAMONTI- Lakafcont. 1 Mm ml sem porch t3*,900 Pootuda. t barm. $33,900 331-7777 or 24 hr*. $72 2923 ♦ asotysae 322 3342 HUOOKAY 407-330-0633 m 199— P e t* 6 S u p plies O f *F eu.i*,,a-, is n\e < 3 * 1-1 i*J't*. "oH-V *%Ho5s - Cvmc*-, Thin,is, *Thi* p - H « * T h c **AiTir>T k m y —■ ; \ > Va cat? / a s k ] ________ A VA F*£ 4 *4NDWic/f 4*t> / a F * R S iT v - T r t c C A R R IAG E C O V E SCffRf AntJque/Coilectlblee 3291S.SANF0R0AVE, SANFORD Cai Lk» Jofmaon at 3230871 is i V ifc j *"13 COpm VJ ----- — — ---------■ M ----- “ t t *» M JP w . 4 is e »a \ 2and 3 Bedroom Swttmet 105— Ouptex/THplex OPEN HOUSE l : « * . «:* * 1*3 CryaU l 1 % Lake M ary CALLUSAT Cl. 8 1 4 4 ,** * OfMtCWrt 3230120 «r»yV-* I B U Y H O U SESI uaad (u> tpmga $ maitrMa 169 00LarrV* Marl 172-413? M fW CENTRAL AC eompiat# IrfMM HMI and rrsrd 239— Motorcycles/BIkas For S a l* CaU 321-2720 COLOUJCLL B A N K C R \J 241— flee. Vehlclas/Cam pars For S a l* Caagm$e»-*aM 275-Handy Man 252-AddItlons Rem odeling A 297-Plumblng PREFERRED UAJD9 Rand «*Wyt» w*-y FarrWy 253-Alr Conditioning UcBondaOlna 260-9120 278-H om * Improvements 259-Chlld Care Center* 2 B R / 2 B a t h • 1150 sq . f t .Country Lake Apts G A R A G E S A LE iNtfc 271-Electrical 265-Carpentry Country Lake 279-lrrlgatlon/Repalr Apartments 280-Laundry Sarvlcs * 2714 Ridgew ood Ave., Sanford 305— Secretarial & ___ Aak STENSTROM GENERAL FEED 323-1990 about HAPPY JACK KENNEL DIP. VARO SALE SAT-28 8 Am - 12pm 2413 Kay Avanua. 1Mock E cl Sum- Typing '’“APPLIANCE STORE,tnc PARALEGAL Lagal doc. prap. Adoption, bankruptcy, dtvorc*. conuacu. anas incorporations Notary ----- .. .407-331-3363 B * a * HOUSEHOLD. PLUS A OA­ RAGE FULL Of BAROINSI From a Bumcar Btock to Mtgft Empaat FFW77TW SAT/2S • Mi SUN 29-10 - 3 490 S. ELLIOTT Monro* Meadows 1$2 KaUy OrUa comar o< Ilk* Mary Brvdr Santoro Av*. Fn Sal, June 2726, 6-7. Fun, clothing, books, 302-Rooflng Uc «ER 0014297 ratxnkd CaE(407) 783-4882 266Carpet/lneta nations 199— P ets & S u p p lie s Dacki * WaAs * D STEAM FACTORY 270-Drywall 264-Clock Repair DAVE) QREEN CARPENTRY Horn# vnprovamanu. nt'an. rapaa*. lain# 320-1919987 5206 (STATE SALE ANnoueacouECTAaLES/ Caa lor kaa aaamaia bamaawSr. U f 321*712 P O PC O R N CEILING REPAIR CAU ROBERT 32*9339 Call For More Details 330-5204 P ressu re Cleaning PRESCHOOL *042932 Fun. loving. Sala educational c m lor wxa CHAU 324-1962__ 283-Celllng Repair More Apartment Less Money! 323-1*97 or 313— Trash Hauling RESKVCOMMERCIAUNEW/ RENOVATION Can 331 7777or 24 hr*. (72-2922 314— Swim m ing P o o l S erv ice* 2 6 8 -C le a n ln g Services • Raconditiooad t Rtfiuiit 278-Handy Man Wuhan. Orytn. R<lng«nion Rtngt* t DaftwMhan 319— Upholstery 12 Uo Wjrnaty 3a R dr.^nbn 2YearWirrMyWRctetaW0 8-2, M-F 321-6712 A d v ertise D aily In A ll 3 Publications Sanford H erald • B argain H unter • Lake M ary Life A 3 -Line A d A verages $46.00 / month Call Today! Classified Dept. 3 2 2 -2 6 ! 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ Located on a prtatlnc V.rrtch of rare coquina beach Just south of MortneLand. Cottages By The Sea repre­ sents the best occanffont value In North Florida! Five secluded ocecnfront homes from 9328.000. Call Jon Hathaway at: (8 0 4 ) 7 3 3 * 0 0 6 6 Uaad WSahara S Dry*r* from $80.00 ea. �« r \ __ 1 0 1 - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. June 29. 1997 qfour ^Birthday Sunday. June 29.1997 Impedimenta with which you've had to previously contend will be substantially ehmrwted m the year ahead Good times are m the offing, because you'll en|oy your newfound independence CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Do not put yourself in an em barrassing position where a dose friend is forced to do more for you than you do for him or her Parity is essential Cancer, treat yourself to birthday grtt Send for your Astro Oraph p red efin e lor the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P O Bos 1758. Murray Hill Station New York. NY 10158 Be sure to state your rocftac sign LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Objectives that are significant to you today might not raise the seme ardor m your associates Salesmanship Is requuod to win their approval VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Even th o u * today is supposed to be a day of rest, keep your priorities m order Otherwise, important duties could be shelved until later LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) You might not be as capable managmg things for others as you think you are today Despite good intentions your input could complicate by C h a rt** M. Schulz PEANUTS HI,CHUCK..I5TMAT YOU? Cm calling because marcie SAYS I HAVEN'T BEEN FAIR WITH YOU... ^ m SHE SAYS I TELL YOU U/6 OON’T THINK ABOUT YOU AND THEN THAT U/E ACTUALLY MISS YOU V ' HAVE I BEEN UNPAIR, CHUCK7WHAT DO YOU TH INK ? TELL ME . 33 Ctoeeet 37 1944 invasion 1 «7 NIQltIVfi Si. —^*1 —— 4 Use a shovel 39 Ha who 10 Clever sayings 40 Threw out 12 Relating to 43 C iM filv d g r»ndp*r#nlt 48 Helpful 14 Wheel o* Fortune buy IT W V f SO Phonetic 19 me au symbol 52 Granular snow 15 krtamoua 53 Umb 94 — do wall 17 Veto 98 Goff page IS Malay germanl 98 N‘a In the begt 20 Actor 97 Speak Robert — 22 Slickest 24 Demeanor DOWN 2 f Uses an as 30 Certain 2 TMeetbM 3 31 5?t □nra □□□□ rcnnn □nn nann nnnn nnn □□□nnnnny nnnnn □□□ mnu □nn nnn Hnnrannn nanny □nn nnnn nann nnnn nm nuiinn nnnnn nnnnmnn □□□ nnn _ □no nnn annng □□□□□noon nnn □□□□ nnnn nno □nnn naan nan S Fencing ea*. an — 7 Zola heroine It • Hockeyi ;ScoSK..o 4 Strung 33 Above, to a 5 - Got a Sacral STUMPED? 13 Anna — I f 14*2 aMp Cal lor Answers a S C O R P IO (O e t. 24 -N o v. 22 ) W hen negotiating a skjrvheant matter today, be open and forthright If you try to do some thing cute or shrewd you coc*1 tip over your own feet S A O IT T A R IU S (N o v . 23 Dec 2 1 ) Wortung with proven methods shot*} be more productive for you than eipenmentmg with new concepts This is not the time to change the game plan CAPRICORN (Dee 22-Jen 19) It may be cftsastrous if you attempt to use your social contacts tor personal gam today Avorf mtung business and pleasure at as A Q UA RIUS (Jan . 20-Fo b . 19) Even though you ie a aaB-auMctonl mrfcyvkiai it a best to leave Im anciai m atlers to •ip erts today Meddlmg could lead to a toss PISCES (Feb 20-March 30) Your Inends understand and accept your inquisitive nature but today you might push them over the adg* with probing questions theyd rather not answer Answer to Previous Punts e issr »»hca w ARIES (March 21-April 19) Conawlancy is artiemety vnponam today It looks aa * you'd get what you want but take care you don t let it slip from your hands tomorrow TAURUS (April TO-May 20) Do not taka situations for granted today even those you thmk you can hande Cwnpkcatmna cmAd breed from areas where you ' ••p ee l * G E M IN I (M a y 2 1 -Ju n e 2 0 ) O va(analyzing developments could causa you to believe m more negatives than •u s t Oo not maka things tougher or yoursek man they sre ( n*7kyXEA!nr W IN AT BRIDGE The psychology of the individual IM J SertS B R ID G E By Phillip Alder PHILLIP Silting West in today's deal waa ALDER Felicity Beale, from Melbourne. Australia If you met her away from the table, your first impression might be that she is a "dumb blonde ” However, nothing could be farther from the truth She la a very smart person who has represented Australia ing, asking for the first suit bid by the in International events more often dummy Hut Felicity concluded that than any other player, female or male She analyzed the psychology of the tn Fast would have doubled itx spades with a diamond void North had cue dividual perfectly here In opening one diamond. North de­ bid five clubs, purportedly showing a first round control (the ace or a void) cided his great distribution more than in the suit Yet Felicity felt sure North compensated for a shortage of highwouldn't bid aeven spades without a card poinli. Easl’a two no trump first round heart control So. deciding showed at least 0 5 in clubs and either five clubs was “a little joke." Felicity major, and his subsequent three heart led the club two bid announced a strong hand When North jumped to six spades. A t he tabled the dummy, North Felicity decided to believe him. sacri­ said, ‘ It looks ai if Felicity haa won ficing in seven hearts This contract can be defeated by four tricks for 900. the shootout at the OK Corral.’ Immediately Felicity played another but North gambled with seven spades What should Felicity lead’ East’a card — a postcard from Tombstone, double might have been lead direct- . depicting the OK Corral. She had just F R A N K A N D ER NE ST - — I— k. sazan * J 7 9 4 3 • ... • A K 10 9 7 S 4 A J W est a * 4 r g i t t • J a 3 A Q I 4 2 Fast * K1 * A KJ lo l 0 3 A A10*43 •South A A Q 10 4 V * S 3 3 • g a A K 7 0 Vulnerable: North South Dealer. North South West Dbl 3A s a Pass Pass 3A 4* Pass 7» Pass North 1• 3 a 3A 4A 7A Pass Opening lead: ?? returned from a trip there! CIW7 byNtA. tnc East 2 NT 3 * Dbl Pass Dbl �A Special Advertising Supplement to Lake Mary Life, Friday, June 27,1997 and the Sanford Herald, Sunday, June 29,1 9 97 Hooked on History Page 3 Finding One’s Roots Page 4 TYend of the Past, Future? Page 5 Up in Smoke Page 7 Senior Volunteers Page 9 It’s the Principal o f the Thing Page 15 Music to a K id ’s Ear Page 19 iju t n No License to Drive Page 22 The sun sets on West Crystal Lake in Lake Mary. L ife P h o t o b y S te v e B a r n e s �t - Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 29, 1997 - Lake Mary Life - Friday, June 27, 1997 Florida: On Returning Home to Lake Mary from the North m Land of flatness, cane, and brake. Moccasin and rattlesnake: Of pine, palmetto, lizards fleet, Of sun and sun and sun and heat. Of winter breezes never still, Ixikes and sand but seldom hill. Here construction, longer by-ways Than the ones we’ve passed before, But U makes for wondrous highways As they build them more and more. On our left the St. Johns River Winds its crooked way along, Sighted only when we cross it Over draw bridge high and strong. But at the end of tiresome highwayEnd for us-lies home and rest. (Not for its a tempting by ufay or exploratory quest.) Beauty there, with shade and breezes. Shrubs and flowers and trees and lake. Lazy hours in shade or sunshine. Citrus fruits our thirst to slake. So we travel on contented: Soon we’ll be at Journey’s end. All our discontent repented. Glad to see each good old friend. > ~ rt ••Jestle Millard Ferguson (1878*1960) This p o e m w a s written d r c a 1956 by J e ssie M Sard F e rg u so n , mother of BALDWIN - FAIRCHILD M argaret G re e n W e s le y . W e s le y w as the Lake Com m ission librarian tor 14 years and published L a k e Mary Historical Mary Beginnings, a som i-autobiographtcal work, In 1963. The photo at left Is ot M argaret OaklAivn Fkrk G reen W e s le y Park, on the w est shore ol W e st Crystal Lak e. W e s le y retired late last year an d m oved to P en sa c o la to live with her daughter. Cemetery and Funeral Home H w i M f U M k i Tommy Vmcofll Lake Mary’s Only Health Store V ^ 7 Years A n d G ro w in g W ith L a ke M a ry • Natural & Bulk Foods • Health Books • Vitamins • Body Building Supplements • Weight Control Products • Herbs • Hair & Skin Needs • Organically Grown Fruits, Vegetables & Meats • Sugar & Salt Free Products • Oned Fruits. Nuts. Grams • Juices • Soy Products • Macrobiotics • Fresh Baked Breads & Special Needs Products 5-HTP Hydroxyl ryptophan IngiwdMnU: S-HTPS i. Johns W ort____ O ffe r in g the finest in service and facilities with pre­ AS SEEN IN THE ARTHRITIS CURE* planning through The Simplicity Plan®. Your only B3 Nlscin_________ , B e_______________ NATURAL A LTIRH ATM FOR DEPRESSION ANO STRESS “hometown” cemetery and funeral home combination. n r T t t t - ...a friend when you really need one SR 46A at Rinehart Rd. Lake Mary • 322-4263 „ BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR ............ UEAl^pMO.OO off GLUCOSAMINE & CHONDROTIN COMPLEX 5 5 WENOWHAVE HERBAL FEN-FEN J L Publlx Shopping Center • Lake Mary • 321*7512 lit �Mi Sjnfofd Herald - Sunday, June 29. 1997 - Lake Mary Ufa - Friday, Jim* 27, 1997 - Police sergeant hooked on history of Him, Gettysburg ■ y NICK PFKIPAUP Herald Staff Writer L a k e M a r y p o lle r S g t. L in d a H r lf lo r r h a s b c e o m r h o o k e d o n h is to r y . H e r m a in p o in t o f In te re st Is th e C iv il W a r . p a r t i c u la r ly I h e B a t tle o f G e t t y s b u r g . " I d i d n 't s e e th e m o v ie w h e n It first c a m e o u t . " s h e s a id , o f th e d r a m u Gettysburg, " b e c a u s e n o t h e a t e r a r o u n d h e r e h a d It. T h e n , t w o y e a r s la te r, w h e n It c a m e o u t o n v id e o (2 -t a p e e d i ­ tio n |. I b o u g h t It. w a t c h e d it. a n d b e c a m e e x t r e m e ly In te r e s te d ' **r J'^ |S in th e w a r . E v e r s in c e th en I 'v e b e e n r e s e a r c h i n g a n d s t u d y i n g e v e r y t h in g I c a n f i n d . " « - In r e s e a r c h i n g th e b a c k g r o u n d b e h in d t h e m o v ie , s h e fo u n d th a t th e p r o d u c e r / d lr e c to r h a d s p e n t I S y e a r s in r e s e a r c h i n g th e •r -a t l P i 1/ ■/ p lot a n d a t t e m p t in g to m a k e th e d e t a ils a s e x a c t a s p o s s ib le . " I se n t a le tte r o f a p p r e c ia t io n to h im a ft e r I s a w th e t a p e . " s h e s a id . " A n d m u c h to m y s u r p r is e . I g o t a le t te r h a c k fr o m o n e o f th e a c t o r s in the m o v ie . P a t r ic k F a l d . H e to ld m e t h e r e w a s a * X ii.jyM lETftT! j 1 s p e c ia l liv e G e t t y s b u r g e v r n l c o m i n g u p . a n d s u g g e s t e d th a t if I h a d t h r t lm r a n d c o u ld r o m r to It. I w o u ld b e p l e a s e d , " B e lf io r r s a id s h r . a lo n g w it h h e r h u s b a n d S a m . d r o v e to t h r event w h ic h w a s h e ld o n A p r i l 2 5 . at a n o ld -t im e t h e a t e r In H a g e r s t o w n . M a r y la n d . " T h e y trie d to g et a s m a n y o f the o r ig i n a l a c t o r s a s p o s s lb lr t o g e t h e r to p u t o n t h is s p e c ia l p r e s e n t a t io n ." s h e s a id , " a n d it w a s o u t s t a n d i n g " F o ll o w i n g th e p e r fo r m a n c e , the c o u p le d r o v e to G e t t y s b u r g a n d t o u r e d th e b a tt le g r o u n d . " O n e t h in g 1 th in k m a n y p e o p le , e s p e c i a lly th e y o u n g e r g e n e r a t io n , h a s a t e n d e n c y to f o r g e t ." s h e s a id , " i s th e s a c r ific e s m ade b y o u r fo r e fa t h e r s In p r e s e r v i n g t h is c o u n t r y . .A p e o p le got k ille d In th is a w a k e n i n g o f that tim e s t u d y it n o w . It is still a n " E v e r s in c e I first s a w lot o f a n d th e y w e r e a ll A m e r i c a n s . It w a s a n |>rrlod. a n d w h e n p e o p le r e a lly b e g in to in t e r e s t in g w a r . " that v id e o o f th e m o v i e . " L i n d a s a id . " I See Film , Page 6 Sam and Linda Bslfiore at tha Gettysburg battlefield. The couple stands in front of a monument comemorating the capture of that ground by Col. Joshua Chamberlin, on July 2. 1663. Unda said, when she viewed the film Gettysburg, that she was particularly inter­ ested in the Union leader from Maine. The Belflores toured the battlefield in Penn­ s y lv a n ia a f t e r a t t e n d i n g an event in Hagerstown. Md. held by the filmmaker. 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Lake M aiy High School d u ate Lana D oxtater, i team ed this first h an d . .Doxtater Is an A m e ri­ can Indian o f the O n e id a Nation. A fter g ra d u a tin g from high school, she moved to W iscon sin to attend the University o f W lsc o n sln -M a d lso n . m a­ jo r in P re-M ed an d b e ­ com e a n integral part o f h er trib e . "M y b ro th ers an d sis­ ters lived u p north so they w e re m ore Involved with the tribe g ro w in g D oxtater said. u p .* ‘ B ein g in Florida a n d so far aw ay. I have re a lly only becom e a part o f the com m unity since I started school In W is c o n ­ sin.” Becom ing a m e m b er o f the O n e la a c o m m u n ity w a s no easy task. At first. e Lana Doxtater HOME EQUITY BENEFITS REVIEW Loam how to use the equity in your home to your advantage. It can reduce rates and pay­ ments on other debts in addition to providing possible tax benefits. Special times have been established for your convenience. Please call for a reservation at one of the following locations or for an appointment during regular business hours: TUESDAY, J U L Y 8, 1997 6 :0 0 - 8 :0 0 p .m . W EDNESDAY, JU LY 9, 1997 6 :0 0 - 8 :0 0 p .m . THURSDAY, JU LY 10, 1997 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. the tribe Is leery of n ew ­ com ers. due to the fact that so m any people try to m ake money by e x ­ ploiting the reservation and the Indian people. Persistence and verifi­ able heritage w ere on Doxtater's side, and she eventually w on the trust of her tribe. ‘ Basically. I lust m ad e m yself available to them.* Doxtater ex­ plained. "1 helped them all I could and sh ow ed genuine Interest in their custom s and the people. N ow 1 am a s m uch at hom e with them as I am on c a m p u s.” And the O neida T rib e lias taken a liking to D oxtater. In fact, because o f h er scholastic abilities, area of Interest and A m erican Indian heritage. the O neida Tribe m ade her a participant In the O neida H igher E ducation Fellowship sch olarsh ip p rogram . Participants In the fel­ low ship program arc students of O neida d e ­ cent w ho arc m ajoring In ‘ critical areas- to the tribe such as Law. M e d i­ cine and Education. In exchange for each y e a r o f school that the tribe pays for. the student agrees to donate one year o f service to the reservation In return. This will not pose a problem for D oxtater. as she p lan s on rem ain in g In the area after c o m ­ pleting her ed u c a tio n . In the spring. Doxtater id u atcd with her chclor of science, from d ie University o f Florida. In G enetics a n d began atten din g M edical School at U W -M a d ls o n this su m m er. In addition to her studies, sp e n d in g time with her n ew h u sb an d (w ho Is also a Lake M ary ad u atc an d w a s Dox tcr's high school sw eetheart) an d learn in g the custom s o f h er tribe. Doxtater also a m e m b e r o f the National A m erican Indian E n gin eerin g Soci­ ety. an A m erican Indian representative to the m u ltlcu ltu iial cen ter council and m em ber of W u n k Sheer, a student g ro u p at the college for Am erican Indians. W u n k Sh eer b rin g s e l­ d ers from the tribe to the c am p u s to sp eak to the students, holds p o w ­ w ow s an d perform s T re e o f Peach cerem onies In addition to other activi­ ties to educate stu d en ts a b o u t their heritage. H er w ork with the oup earned D oxtater e 1997 M u lti-C u ltu ra l Studen t L e a d e rsh ip A w ard . This a w a rd Is given to gra d u a tin g sen ­ iors w h o nave show n exSee Lena. Page 10 K S K 3505 W. LAKE M AR Y BLVD. LAKE MARY (407) 330-0330 884 SA X O N BLVD. 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T k o i brtaera *W 7 tea t2JUO • 8 We Do Windows A*d /4ti Samudt 321-7699 SatUSactlon Guaranteed /fv * �Sanford Hsraid - Sunday, June 29, 1997 - Laka Mary U fa - Friday, June 27, 1997 - 9 A trend of the future? Home delivery growing in pouplarity Ka*l Johnson (from left) and Sara Uabing of Conscious Cara lend to Lake Mary's mommy-lo-be Kerry MMe at their dW c In Longwood The d o le la a leader In noma Dinning a n a o n a n m a n y other services as well. By JEFF BERUNICKE H e ra ld S ta ff W riter Home la where the heart la. That** what more and more pregnant mother* are coming to realize aa home birthing la becoming a popular alternative to the ao-called traditional approach of delivering In a hospi­ tal. Actually, hospital delivery Isn't that traditional at all. It la only In the last 100 years that hospital-delivery has become the popular way of giving birth. Prior to that, women tradi­ tionally gave birth while laying In thetr own bed in their own homes aa family members looked on. It was the perfect way to let the newborn's first impression to be of Its new home. After all. Isn't a hospital for sick peo­ ple? Being pregnant Isn't a sickness, said Sara Llebllng. a certi­ fied nurae-mldwife for Conscious Care. "A hoapital is a place to go If you are ■s ic k L le b lln g said. ‘ Pregnancy la not a sickness.* It Isn't a sickness at all. Isn't birth supposed to be a Joyful experience, something that deserves a home environment rather than the sterile, steely atmosphere of a hoapital? That's how they feel at Conscious Care and that's what Lle­ bllng wants people to know. L le b lln g s o ld s e v e r a l L a k e M a r y c o u p le s h a v e u s e d t h e s e r v ic e s o f C o n s c i o u s C a r e fo r t h e d e liv e r y o f t h e ir b a b i e s . L o ­ c a t e d In L o n g w o o d . C o n s c i o u s C a r e Is t h e o n ly w h o lia tt c (n o t e Studio. Efficiency, One Bedroom t h e ‘ w h o l e ' p o rt o f th e w o r d : It la n o t s h o r t fo r h o ly ) h e a l t h c a r e c e n t e r In C e n t r a l F lo r id a a n d It s t r e s s e s a n a lt e r n a t iv e t o w h a t la c o n s i d e r e d t h e t r a d i t io n a l fo r m o f b ir t h . O n e o f th e d if f e r e n c e s b e t w e e n h o m e b i r t h i n g b i r t h i n g is th a t h o m e b i r t h i n g t r e a t s th e m o t h e r p erson . *A lot o f h e a lt h y p r e g n a n t w o m e n a r e m a d e fie M ( m * * * * * SWEENEY PROPERTIES 3 2 3 -0 2 2 9 a n d h o a p it a l a s a h e a lt h y j to fe el t h e y a r e injHjjijjijijijjjiiijjjj^ n o t h e a l t h y . ' L l e b lln g s a id . T o o m a n y w o m e n a r e p u t t h r o u g h u n n e c e s s a r y s t r e s s d u r i n g t h e ir p r e g n a n c y . ' K elli J o h n s o n , li c e n s e d in e m e r g e n c y p lo y e e a t C o n s c i o u s C a r e , a g r e e d . m e d ic in e and an em ­ ‘ C u r r e n t ly , c o u p le s a r e p la y in g t h o u s a n d s o f d o lla r s to s e c a d o c t o r fo r 10 m i n u t e s . ' J o h n s o n s a id . T h e n , t h e y a r e s u r ­ r o u n d e d b y p e o p le t h e y d o n 't e v e n k n o w . It Ju st c o n t r i b u t e s to t h e fe a r f a c t o r .” In h o m e b i r t h in g , t h e f u t u r e m o m m y Is s u r r o u n d e d b y s o m e o n e w ith w h o m s h e h a s f o r m e d a b o n d d u r i n g h e r p r e g ­ n a n c y a s w e ll a s a n y o n e s h e w a n t s , i n c l u d in g a lo v in g fa m ily . D u r i n g th e m o t h e r 's s c a r i e s t m o m e n t s o f a c t u a l d e liv e r y , s h e c a n b e s u r e s h e Is s u r r o u n d e d b y a m id w ife w h o s h e c a n t r u s t a n d Is a fr ie n d a t th e s a m e tim e , a s w e ll as her fa m ily . In ­ c lu d i n g h e r c h ild r e n i f s h e w a n t s . U n d e r C o n s c io u s C are. L l e b lln g a ssu re s th a t b a b y o r m o t h e r ’s s a fe t y Is e v e r c o m p r o m i s e d . n e it h e r th e C R Y S T A L LAKE N U R S E R Y Lake M ary’s Oldest Business Established 1939 Cracker Roses___ $A951 $9.95 Carambola(S tu fn it Ti m ) 6 to 7 K. $9A5 All Border Grasses svaries $1. Drive ’Em Crazy 322-2799 240 W. Lakeview Ave., Lake Alary ? Tucs • Sat. 8 • 5 Don A Shirley Smith q See Home, Page 10 The Drive Is On To Support Q U A LIT Y C U TS FOR LESS. The Arts In Florida Let one of our experienced stylists bring out the new you! ADULT CUTS WCL SHAMPOO, •l o w m v . s n o A u n $ i kooK N uam * 7 9 5 SUGHTLYlXnA SAMOaO LOCATION CTCT • W/COUrONONLV* o a o r AM W I M N C Z D STAIT Now you ca n h elp F lo rid a stay on the road to will help lo fund program s in your own county, at renewal time or anytime. Ju st ca ll or stop by success in the arts with the new 'S ta te of the Arts* in c lu d in g th e v is u a l arts, m u sic, th e a te r a n d y o u r lo c a l tag o ffic e fo r d e ta ils an d le t y o u r lic e n s e plate. Y ou r la x -d e d u c tib le contribution dance. You ca n order thin sp ecial lice n se plate su p p o rt tor th e a rts s h o w w h e re v e r you go. Now Available From Your Local Tag Office. T h is Ad Made Possible By Seminole C u l t u r a l Arts Council, Inc, 100 Weldon Btvd., Sanford, FL 32773 ■ B B a e n n 'Fantastic Sam s C O T T A B ■ T N I NA WAL-MART PLAZA • SANFORI ' HWY. 17-92 (1 block M. of Lika Maty Bhrd. 3 2 3 -9 0 4 5 m �• • Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 29. 1997 • Lake Mary Life - Friday. June 27, 1997 * o r• 1 V I I tvN i v H i »' J| K L i ^ i u |i Ji It Deepening Roots B y LE S LIE PALLO NE Life Correspondent 'A n y o n e w h o lives In Florida know s the m eaning o f the term “transplant*'. Few o f us w ere b o m an d raised here. Even fewer have second an d third g e n ­ eration roots In o u r com m unity. For many. Im m ediate family m em bers arc the only family In the area. For som e, there Is no family at all. Yet Central Florida Is alive with a c ­ tivities. so regardless of ou r lack o f e x ­ tended family an d old-tim e frien d ­ ships. w e are all afforded the o p p o rtu ­ nity o f keeping .busy an d m eeting peo­ ple. Floridians are friendly peoplesm iles are everyw here. D espite all the people, to see and places to go, h ow ­ ever. I have discovered m any tran s)lants suffer from a vague kind o f onellness. Frien dsh ips In C en tral Florida are often cut short by re ­ locations. O th er friendships thrive at T u esd ay evening clu b m eetings, classes, S u n d ay a.m . golf gam es, b u t once these activities end the' bo n d s fade. gories -'a c q u a in ta n c e s , social friends, true" soul m ates friends. Another type of friendship that w e don't consciously think about, an d most tran splan ts could greatly benefit from are "relative-type" friends-the type that though o u r so u ls m ay not m esh In erfect harm ony, w e w ork m utually to uild trust, acceptance an d caring. Few o f us go abo u t m olding special le roles of lost cousins. friends to fill Uic stbllngs or even p aren ts - yet so m any type people In of us sorely need these * iple that, reo u r lives. W e need pcopl gardlcss of their quirks, w e can go to sleep at night with a com forting feeling that they arc there for us and we are for them. E As adults we see ourselves as “autonom ous", m aybe with a m ate, m aybe single. S u re w e can call AAA w h en the car b re a k s, pizza delivery w h en u n a b le to cook, bu t som ehow I think o u r hearts need more - is there p erh ap s a silent y earn in g for exten d ed family? By taking som e o f o u r b e tte r quality friendships an d m aking m utual efforts to d e e p e n their roots lust a lit­ tle at a time, w e may find w e a rc b u ild in g a sense o f security and bliss that all the d in n e r parties, tennis m atches and friendly w aves cou ld never quen ch . Florida soil Is sandy a n d doesn't take root easily. As w e w ork to n u rtu re o u r lan d scap es with fertile soil, so let u s Invest efforts In rooting ourselves In the soil o f com m unity. f Life may coast along sm oothly, bu t w h o do we call w hen w e are 111 o r the car b re a k s dow n? W e call friends, bu t * are w e Im pdslng? Friends w ork an d have fpll scjied u les-th elr plates are full. T h o u gh most o f u s don't regret o u r pilgrim age to the sun sh in e land, there are times w hen we becom e u n c o m ­ fortably aw are o f the com m unities w e left beh ln d -th e ohea w h ere w e knew so m any people for s o long. W e are all a w are o f friendship cate­ Editor's Dots: Leslie Ida licensed mental resident of Lake Ifarjr. Is a Stats of Florcounselor and a Famous Recipe WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY • 3 - P I E C E D IN N E R S 3 . 2 9 • - 2 P IE C E L U N C H S 2 . 9 9 - 15 BY THE PIECE Tax Plus Tax • 25 pieces of chicken, mixed gweauBT"— ' Choose fam ous Recipe* Crispy Huw • I 1/2 pint gravy or Golden Herb Rosat • 8 homestyle buttermilk btocuUs Not valid with any othor oiler or discount. Good lor a kmrtsd Urns. 2 -P ie c e S u p e r Snack Not valid with any other ollsr or discount Good lor a kmrtsd time. Not valid with any other offer or dscount Good tor a limited time 3 Continued from Page 3 have hud u deep Interest in the war. and have learned many furls about It. I couldn't help hut think. How many young people today would give their lives lor something they believed live?', that is. If we could get th< in away from video games Linda said (hat she has heard It said that "understanding the past Is essential In dealing with the present." She recommended people obtain a copy of the movie and no! only look at II. hut study It. "F rom what I've found o u l." she said, "that Is about as close to what actually happened as any m ovie ever made about the subject." LEE’S Fimous Radpe Chicken gifts you love! • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd’s Bears • Caspari • Lam pc Berger 2 -P ie c e C o m b o SH M eal 99 SH *2 • 2 pieces o f chicken, mixed • 1 side dish o f your choice (com substitution extra) ____ _ • 1 homestyle buttermilk biscuit or Golden Film---------------------------- It’s the store you remember with 1905 S . F r e n c h A v e . , S a n f o r d • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 SH SH 15-Piece Family 9 9 Family 99 * 15 pieces o f chicken, mixed maslied • a piInLai mi A ‘Union soldier* at Gettysburg. 9 • 2 side Items • 1 homestyle buttermilk biscuit . 2 0 <*. drink ptu« Tax Herb Roast j Not valid with any other otter or discount. Good tor a limited Urns *2 Pius Tax Choose Famous Recipe* Herb Roast “ SES Unique sifts, stationary and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 �Sanlord HaraJd - Sunday. June 29. 1997 - Lake Mary Life - Friday, June 27, 1997 - 7 t Up in sm oke Cigar club finds refuge to enjoy their hobby By K E LU E W ERNER H erald Staff W riter Even though cigar smoking has become much morr popular of late, noi everyone lias wanned up to the habit. A local group of smokers has found a way around that problem. They formed the White Ash Cigar Club, named after the one of the by-products of cigar smoking. The rluh Is comprised of cigar smokers who just want to get together, relax, have some fun and smoke a cigar without offending anyone. Originally, the group of about 10 c o ­ workers met In the recreation center where they worked to have a few drinks and enjoy a good cigar. However, the other patrons of the center were not as appreciative of the pastime and the group realized that they needed a new W h ile A sh C ig a r C lu b fo u n d e r O a rln L a C o u r s le r e place to meet. "One of the guys in our group knew that the owner of Cheers In Lake Mary was also a cigar lover." Darin l^iCourslere. the founder of the club, explained. "Once we let him know that we simply needed a place where we could get together and smoke our cigars, he Invited us to come to Cheers. We've been meeting there for about six months now and we really have a gtxxl time." Part of the fun Is the longest white ash contest. The person with the longest white ash for the evening is awarded a free cigar, and the ninner up receives a baseball cap. The prizes are furnished by the Tobacco Merchant, a cigar shop in Longwood. Gift certificates are also donated by the shop and raffled off at the meetings. This ts not the only reason for the meetings. Many of the smokers do not See Cigar. Page 11 The Staff At Newman OB/GYN Group, P.A. QJou r-Haue Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility Choice... Wishes To CONGRATULATE To make pre-arrangements u ith no interest charges. O ur Physician To select funeral services at a reasonable cost. WILLIE B. NEWMAN, M.D. To use a funeral home whose primary concern is service. On Completing To be assured that all preparations done on premises. BOARD RECERTIFICATION PWOTOBV ETMCittA D*/tS Delivering... Healthcare For Generations To Come Socorro V. Frongillo, ARNP, Rose M. Coolidge, ARNP BETTE GRAMKOW OB/GYN Nurse Practitioners JIM SCHUITEMAN CHRIS NEAL (p llA M K O W Funeral H om e since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 , 52 1 W . S R 4 3 4 , Suite 2 0 0 Lon gw ood ■ (4 0 7 ) 2 6 0 -0 8 1 8 S an ford • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -2 5 0 0 (fl �• - Sanford Herald - Sunday. June 29. 1997 - Lake Mary Life - Friday, June 27. 1997 VOLUNTEERS K eeping the ‘girl’ in G irl Scouting, in Lake M ary B ren d a Outstanding troop leader Debbie Sweanngen (center) and two of her Cadettes, Meredith Hoyer (left) and Patty DiGuiseppe (right) Swoanngon has been a leader for nine years. Outstanding local service unit volunteer honored Outstanding troop leader named By M ARY R O W E LL H erald C orrespondent Girl S cou ts w ork s becau se w om en , and o cca sio n a lly m en. donate th eir tim e to serve as Leaders and CoLeaders. T h e S ta rd u st S ervice Unit o f G irl Scou ts In Lake M ary re c e n tly nam ed their O u tsta n d in g T roo p Leader for the year. Th e O u tstan d in g T roo p Leader Is nom inated fo r the ou tsta n d in g w ork Angioplasty /By pass • Angina/Leg Pain • A rt h r itis /L u p u s • Diabetes ! “ H e rb a l F e n -F e n ” IS HERE!! Circulation Problems Memory Problems Hypertension Stroke/TIAs enter C. D o u g lass 111. M.D. Editor in Cki*f, Second Opinion StutUtter K illiam s F o r best re s u lts c o m b in e w ith F a t G ra b b e rs . 10 % O F F “F e n -C h i” For N u tritio n a n d P re v e n tiv e M e d ic in e 101 Timberlachcn Circle • Suite 101 • Lake Mary with purchase of Fat Grabbers (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -0 8 8 8 "W E HELP FIND THE RIGHT HERB FOR YOUR C O N C E R N " THE HERB SHOP presented every Tuesday a t 6:30 p.m. Reservations A re Required Lamer (Winn u m e j • a/y w. s.R. 434 M/dicui Director W F en -C h i is a n atu ral alternative to the p o p u la r but controversial prescription kn ow n as “ P h en -F en ” . It really w o rk s - try som e toduy! a FREE Ongoing Lecture Series e. 1 j COUPON T he D o u g l a ss C W il l ia m C. D o u g la ss II, M.D., M.S. Th ere are a m u ltitu de of ou tstan din g vo lu n teers w ho work with Girl Scouts every year. O u tstan din g Volunteer is a S ervice Unit award. T h e person w ho lias volunteered the most for the service unit d u rin g the year is nom inated for this award. Brenda Anderson was chosen as Stardu st's O u t­ standing V olun teer for the year. Brenda Is the S e rv ­ ice Unit Secretary. That m eans she puts together the agenda for each m onthly m eeting and m akes sure die Service Unit C oordin ator stays on task and doesn't leave anything im portant out. She also keeps up with the m inutes from the m eetings and a great deal o f the paperw ork for the 26 troops in Stardust. She was also the H eathrow School C oordin ator. See Volunteer, Page 11 See Leader. Page 11 You may benefit from EDTA Chelation Therapy i f you want to reverse or prevent the following: • By MARY ROWELL Herald Correspondent she has done w ith her troop. G irls from C adette T ro o p 148 w rote a le tte r nom inating one o f th eir leaders for the position. “ My troop and I believe our Coleader Mrs. D e b b ie S w earin gen should be O utstanding Lead er o f the yea r b e ­ cause first she alw ays m akes tim e for our troop. She has also been with us since kin d erga rten , she is h elpfu l, nice, and responsible. And she listen s Anti-Aging & Chelation Therapy A n d erso n Comer o! Rangeline Rd. & 434 • Longwood O r VMmrnm C w n p M I O u u g t w ' SECOND O PINION J j Hour : Mon-Fri. I0-7 J Sal. 10-6 • (Closed Sun ) 339-3388 Offer Expires July 31. 1997 �Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 29, 1997 - lake Mary Life - Friday, June 27. 1997 - 9 VOLUNTEERS Staying young by staying active napkin holders lor M eals on W heels for M other's D ay and many, m any m ore. She Is also h elpin g gath er Item s for the AAR P ru m m age sale sch edu led for Oct. B y M AR Y R O W E L L H erald C orrespondent On Aug. 6. A dclla Barca will he 8 1 years old. She doesn't even look 70. Adclla stays very active hy h elp in g others. A dclla Is one of the m em b ersh ip chairs for the Lake M ary C h apter of the AARP. w hich m eans she's In charge o f k eep in g up with the m em bers, w ho's paid, who's address has changed, etc... She also helps out the AARP with any special projects that com e up Adclla Is also a m ajor volu nteer for Triad and RSVP. M any Triad and RSVP p rojects are put together at the Frank Evans C en ter in L ik e Mary. Adclla Is alw ays there helping. Over the past year, she has helped make can dy fir e ­ crack ers for the Fourth of .July. H a llo w ­ een ghosts, can d y bu nnies for Easter. I I. Adctla is a volu n teer at her church. A m em ber o f the choir at N ativity C a th o­ lic Church in Lake M ary. Adclla is the C hoir Librarian. She also calls and checks on seniors she knows arc 111 or w ho have fam ily m em bers w ho arc III. And she ch eck s on seniors she know s arc alone. When she's not volu n teerin g. A dclla stays active. She bow ls regu larly, she particip ates in th erapeu tic pool e x e r ­ cise twice a w'eek and she docs her own yard work. That includes clim b in g trees and occasionally, the roof o f her house. O riginally from New England. A d clla has been livin g In C entral Florida for 30 years. Adctla Barca ch ecks m embership records for AAR P .gS* ■S Home Medical Supplies, Inc. “Your Hometown Company” Rentals & Sales “We Bill Medicare Direct” FREE ft & 24 £»Ktr$CKcy Service • OSTOMY SUPPLIES II!) 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Airport Blvd. (407) 323-6771 Accredited b y A IS F Recognized by .National Council for P riv a te School Aeereditation �i 10 - Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 29, 1997 - Lake Mary Ufa - Friday, June 27. 1997 Home Continued from Peg* 8 When business slows down, some businesses stop asking for business. In a typical pregnancy In* volvtng a midwife, the first contact is made during the first trimester (six* 12 weeks). Visits to the midwife take place, about an hour at a time. Physicals and blood tests ns well ns obstetrical teats arc taken. Then. In the second trim es­ ter. the visits usually run about a half-hour and Lie* bllng encourages her clients (not patients, notes Llebllng) to ask as many questions ns possible. Anything that makes them more comfortable. During those meetings Lle­ bllng gets to learn the client's emotional feelings. family structure and emotional status. She also makes a home visit to see familiarize herself with the place she will deliver the child. That way. not only will the baby feel at home, so will the midwife. They stop advertising, That's like trying to read a book in the dark. Or holding a prayer meeting at the 50-yard Or getting the last word with a politician When business slows down, that's time to promote your business. Ask lor customers. And tel them why they should shop your store. Maybe even offer specials to increase store traffic. Sound possible? It is. And the way to let your customers knwe Is to advertise. Let us help. C a l The Seniord Herald. St ;1 r ( When the big moment fi­ nally arrives. Llebllng ts on call 24 hours a day and stays at the home throughout the labor process. “They’ve known us by that time for seven or eight months so we've gotten to know each other pretty well." , Llebllng said. By that time we also have learned to trust LAKE M ARYAM 322-2611 Kt aMa Lou A «* .* i v *~ * * ? , v r . 5 an Import Grocery Never Tasted Italian Foot This Good I N IYou ..... i y,. sW. 89% of the American public eats Italian food ITALIAN FOOD NEVER TASTES BETTER THAN WHEN THE INGREDIENTS COME FROM ITALY!!! • 90% of our Italian products are not available in supermarkets 85% of our products are imported from Italy. We have 26 pastas • and 14 different olive oils. ALL OF OUR FOOD IS “MANGIA SUPERBO FRESH CHEESES Provlone, Mozzarella, Mozzarella Balls, Olvine COME IN FOR A FREE SAMPLE OF “BISCUITS DOIGTS DE DAME" (Lady Finger cookies) Kelli Johnson (left) and Sara Llabllng ralax from their busy day. each other.* In 99 percent of all preg­ nancies. the partner Is there for support and assistance and the mother can give birth In any way she wants. Some women prefer water births Involving a hot tub. “Labor in the water ts very soothing." Llebllng said. Studies show that birth In water relieves pain. It s a very gentle birth, since the baby has lived tn water for nine months and It makes for a very gentle transition.* Llebllng said she wants the mother-to-be to move around during her pregnancy and treat herself as a healthy woman. In fact, she said, movement can accelerate the birth. Even though hospital birthing Is common in the 1990s. mldwlflng Is more common than you might think. It’s all through the animal kingdom. Johnson pointed to several species of animals • Including elephants - who use a mid­ wife during birthing. Much like the animals use someone with whom they arc familiar, and so docs the home birthing process. Fathers are encouraged to participate and are even al­ lowed to receive the baby into his own hands. Sometimes the newborn's siblings cut the umbilical cord, all during a process designed to make the Lana Continued from Page 4 ceptlonal le a d e rsh ip abilities In m u lticu ltu ral affairs. Although finding h er roots required a trip to W isconsin. Doxtater ls F R E S H IT A L IA N P A S T R Y Also available, Italian centerpiece baskets Hours 10 00 - 6:00 Tues. - Sat. 1:00 - 5:00 Sunday • Closed On Monday Phone 302-0555 4* Located at: 118 Middle St., Lake Mary (East of Lake Mary Post Office behind Lake Mary Cycles) LO O K FO R THE ITALIAN FLAGS!! taka a momant to m o t h e r fe el a s c o m f o r t a b le *Wc oversee the pregnancy, but we also learn to respect family customs and their spiritual makeup." Llebllng said. "We always respect the needs of our clients and keep them well-informed and edu­ cated at all times." Then, there are the wishes of the newborn. You would imagine that the baby would prefer to stay with the par­ ents. not in a room filled with other babies and their happy father staring through a w in­ dow. In home birthing, the baby never leaves the par­ ents. "The rated b lln g baby fro m s a id . e x a m in e d is » V • • * v-v w # * sr■ never the on th e he w as born b o n d in g b e g in s bed Lle­ Ls w h e re and f a m ily Im m e d ia t e ly . The siblings of the newborn also learn some valuable les­ sons about the baby and about themselves. "The children arc Involved as they want to be.* Johnson said. ’ It's healthy to s e e birth In a natural state and it helps them understand the power of the birthing process." Don't forget the mother. ‘ When a mother gives birth In a natural way.* Llebllng said, “they have to reach Into the depths of their being to find out how much they can really do." very nappy happy with the declslon. Not m any A m e ri­ cans are able to find a com m unity w h ere they can learn a b o u t their heritage from their a c ­ tual elders. D oxtater Is one of the lucky ones. Save the Manatee® C lu b 500 N. Militant! Avenue, Mjilljnd, FL 12751 * * w • w1 sepa­ p a re n ts ." "The n e w b o r n or call 1 -800*432-JO IN (5646) w*m'*-■* w w« w9 w w w as p o s s i b le . �ifrll * l t » I Sanford Harald - Sunday. June 29. 1997 - Lake Mary Ufa - Friday, Juna 27. 1997 - 11 Leader------------------------Con tinned from Page 8 While A»h Cigar Club members anjoylng thalr lalaura pa all me. H rrti www H D m n t Mw Cigar----------------Continued from Page 7 Miiokr In Ihrlr homes, businesses or other sorlul sellings for various reasons. Cheers lias provided them with a place to not only enjoy their cigars, but to meet new friends ns well. "We have all Iwcomr really good friends outside of the club.' LaCourslere said. 'And since we have been meeting, we have all found that we have other things In common." And ihe members have found that they have a lot In common with the other customers of Cheers, also. There has only been one complaint since the club has been meeting at Cheers. One of the waitresses at the local bar was bothered by the smoke and she Informed the manager. In order to accommodate everyone, the waitress does not have to wait on the group anymore. Although Cheers does allow cigar smoking In the establishment. the management Is still sensitive to the other customers and workers. Other than that. Cheers Is a cigar friendly bar. There have even been more peoplr sitting elsewhere In the bar. enjoying their favorite cigars as well. 'I have really seen an Increase In the number of cigar smokers In the bar on the nights of our meetings." LaCourslere said. "But I think maybe they are Just too shy to come over. I really need to put out the welcome mat to them so they know they are more than welcome to Join us." And anyonr is welcome to Join. Filers have been placed In local cigar shops Informing people about the club and the membership has already doubled. Participation In the club also creates an adventurr for the members. They find themselves seeking out cigar shops In all of the towns they visit and bringing back their latest find to the group. In addition, the rlub has sent pictures of their meetings and Information about themselves to Cigar Aficionado magazine to include tn the publications list of cigar clubs. Wcmen as well as men are welcome to attend the meetings. Cigar smoking has crossed the gender barriers lately and the White Ash Cigar Club wants anyone who Is Interested to Join them. The White Ash Cigar Club has provided a way for local people with a common Interest to meet and enjoy each others company. The monthly meetings arc a fun get away for anyone who Just want to enjoy their favorite stogie. to all our w hining. H er d a u gh ter q u it the troop last yea r and she Is still w ith us and she says she w ill stay w ith us until the end o f Seniors. Not to forget she is w ork in g w ith teen agers. So. you 've heard the ph rase "be all you can be". She c e rta in ly fills that ph rase If you ask our troop ." D ebbie has been w ith the T roo p 148 for nine years. She has alw ays served In one ca p a city o r an oth er. Even when D eb b ie's dau gh ter qu it the troop. D eb b ie d id n ’ t. T ro o p 148 pick ed lea th e rw o rk in g as the a c tiv ­ ity for C a d ettes and S en iors to p a rticip ate In at the S tardust booth at the S em in ole C ou nty G irls Scout's 85th B irth day C eleb ration . D iscoverin g that funds w ere not ava ila b le to bu y prccu t leather, rem n an ts w ere secured from Tan dy. Because o f the cost, lea th er cu ttin g tools w ere also out o f the bu dget. But D eb b ie w as not d eterred . U sing a carpet knife and later, a Jig­ saw. D ebbie cu t out over three hundred leath er strip s to use as b racelets. D ebbie also h elped m ake the c o s ­ tum es for In tern ation al Day. Debbie S w ea rin g en ’s co m m itm en t to Girl S cou tin g and to her troop is u n p aralleled. For this, she was nam ed O u tstan d in g Troop Leader o f the Year. Volunteer--------------------Continued from Page 8 School C oord in a tors m ust have a recru itm en t night at the b eg in n in g o f the school year and recru it girls and leaders from the school. She m ust then see to It that the n ew leaders get any n ecessary train in g needed and ex p erien ced leaders get a d d itio n a l train in g w hen n eeded. She is then respon sib le fo r ch eck in g up on all the troops from H eath row E le ­ m entary and o fferin g advice when n eeded. She w as also resp on sib le for placin g girls w h o cam e Into the area m id-year. In addition. Brenda has her own J u n io r T ro o p . Brenda Is no stran ger to volu n teerlsm . Besides h er co m m itm en t to G irl Scouting. Brenda Is co m m itted See Volunteer, Page 21 ANGLEZ SALON 8 Full Service Family Salon ocd eoTTEsr y CAR ' ' 8 IM Lake Mary Shopping Center 3713 Lake Emma Rd. 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I.ongvvood, F L 32779 (fnw WCusftlAjrOa/iSuMwnflni L0NGW00D CHURCH OF CHRIST 1018 N. HWY. 17-92 (1 Mile North Of Hwy. 434) SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 p.m. For Further Information: 407-324-4338 407-323-5830 V IS IT O R S A L W A Y S W E L C O M E 301 Markham Woods Road • Longwood Bailor 7nm .Mym Ages 2-4 TUES. • WED. •THUIRS CALL FOR DETAILS "R eaching I n m i lie s f o r C h ris t" Sunday School........... 9:00 a.m Worship............................ 10:15a.m. Evening W orship....... 6:00 p.m. 869-6072 ' “j £ \ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN • CHURCH .... * OF SANFORD "In the Heart o f the City“ Between 3rd & 4th SL & Park & Oak/Downtown Sanford, FL Phone 407-322-2662 Fax-407-322-2664 Rev. Bruce B. Scott, Pastor Sunday Church School 10:00 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Nursery Senior High Fellowship Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Family Night Supper 5:30 p.m. Youth Groups Bucanneers (K-4 Grades) Middlers (5-8 Grades) Adult Programs Wednesday 6:15 p.m. “Where We Know Your Name" �Sanford Herald - Sunday. Juna 29. 1997 - Lake Mary Ufa - Friday. June 27. 1997 - 13 The Like Mary Church wilh a Charismatic Distinctive ja i e t v k e Tim es Sun.............. 9 30 a.m Sunday School 10 30 a m Worship Service W ed.......... 7. 30 p m Midweek Service with Roy Rangers and Mlssionettes rn...... ....... 7>30 p m Youth Service C oM Pnnfm T'j A. "Prutrlir* 3 2 2 -3 5 5 2 o r 3 2 3 -0 8 1 0 SUNDAY MORNING SKKVICKS SUNDAY SCHOOL 1030 am 1030 am 2525 OAK AVE. • SANFORD S u n d a y W o r.i!iip — 10:00 l a k e M a ry H lc m c n ta r y S c h o o l L u k e M a ry lllv d . & C o u n tr y C lul* ltd \ (A cross from Pain/ (Jm-cnJ 323-8900 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH )IO I W . IX 9>M A * llt M a a . 64)9 fjm. 6t30pja. Starlight Baptist Church 760 Sun Drive Lake Mary. Florida 32746 "A F am ily O riented B ible B elieving C hurch“ Soul Winning Bus Ministry Children s Programs Active Teens Sunday School 9 30 AM Morning Worship 10:30 AM Sunday Evening 6:30 PM Thursday Evening 7:30 PM 190 E. Bahama Rd. Winter Springs. FL (407) 696-5110 Cross Lutheran Church V! *■**• M**> I'Msiorx S t .. Sa j i f o r d I’.ul ll«t>cr (407) 322-2914 VndaySdw d Moraiaf WonMp (neaMf Wenktp Wtd. Prayer Strife* a. K/m • I . AApart t h 4 . A 2 3 * 3*. 1407) SU -91U D.tvul S ih illm ^ c r Jimmy the Pmrr.r. Piwr SERVICES: Jerry h jar. Awe Pie.t Jjl) M Thrruv Mmnaer d VImk JimPifin Minna d Touth Plume: (407) 333-0797 S a tu rd a y . 5:30 P .M . • S u n d a y ...................K :00 A M . f ” Sellfor i>»ih jhJ Sunday School......... 15 A M 11ellun\hipA(tintin' Worship Service....... *7:15. 10*30 independent • Fundam ental r Jfiraft (llm trb i-Hrtljotust Church <t. Caring.,.Sharing ^ and Crowing in Graco GRACEUNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH Iff |*\KK WKM K SVNHIKI). H.0KII>\ 112771 141 I m n (lab U . lake Mart • J2M \m ,i Sunday V k w il 9 .VO am V V ankip | (:M am YVnilh S '.lk m M ilp 4 :M pm A p ril 9 .0 0 pm raat d ywm :i22-4:$7i I.IiAiUifi \«tgl«*Altllrr w Dr G le n n C. Riggs. Pastor 0 i, - Nursery P ro vid ed A ll S e r v i c e s D DAVID A. LIDDELL PASTOR i M. Worship Service 8:25 10:55 AM Srm na Lake M unt & .Vin/bnJ 499 N C o u n try C lu b R d LAKE M ARY (1 M ile N of L a k e M ary Blvd.) ii V. S33J1T W10H12S fllOKf “ Y'linaglafj 'T h * MARKHAM W OODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Traditional Roman C ath olic C'hapcl & ♦ 5210 Markham Woods Rd., Lake Mary • 333-2030 Invites You To Come Worship With Us CiuL of _ V . t . i 200 Fairmont Drive (8 Stilt N. of Flea World) cwm 'TTkinuqk 0 4 cJ2eCaUot\ihir>ti CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH Worship This Sunday 9:00 A.M. or 10:30 A M. Children's Ministries • Contemporary Style • Uplifting Messages c~, SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 1st & 3rd SUNDAY 6:00 P.M. Cffce T 390 Longw ood-Laka Mary Rd.. Laka Mary • 324-5433 Venue, adorenius1 'Dht 322-1472 Dr James A Cox, Senior Pastor Traditional Roman Catholic M a n • Tridentinc Latin SUNDAY SERVICES 9:00 G 10:30 am Suited By The Society of St. Pius X • Inform* wo 872-1007 Homo Of Koalaty Kare Learning Center • 323-1010 56-152 N3 VI -*I __________anford C h ristian C h urch SUNDAY SERVICES MONDAY 9 00 a m .-......Bible School 7:30 p m........ Men’s Study Group 10:15 am............... Worship WEDNESDAY 6.00 p m......... Family Hour 7.00 p m .............. Adult A Youth 730 U P S A L A R O A D • 322-0980 J J ). SEC ROVES JO E CAPUTO Sr. Minister Youth Minister STEVE MARION Minister of Education jn H P A MIMSTHY OF T ill: SANFORD ( URLSTIAA t i l l IU U 801 W. 22nd SL, Sanford 322-3942 LI CLASSES OPEN FALL OF 1997 C A L L 322-0980 AC AD EM Y OFFICE OPEN THIS SUMMER S E N I O R P A S T O R WESLEY L B A K E R SUNDAY SCH O O L 9 :4 5 S U N D A Y M O R N I N G W O R S H IP 10 :4 5 E V E N IN G S U N D A Y SERVICE 6 :0 0 W E D N E S D A Y SER VICE 7 :0 0 W E E K D A Y D A Y C A R E A V A IL A B L E STEVE M ARION, Administrator LEAVE MESSAGE FOR A COM PLETE PACKET SANFORD CHURCH OF G O D y ijw i — — i— __ a.m . a.m . p .m . p .m . SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (PRESCHOOL - GRADE 12) 321-2723 �' 14 - Sanford Hsrakl - Sunday, Juna 29, 1997 - Lata Mary Ufc - Friday. Junt 27. 1997 •i \[ i 0 m ‘ - • 1' If . . Jl . i t If ' I f 1 . ' II ,f f| J 1 11 1 . f } ' i ’ Eagles that fly and chickens that flutter! By DR. WILLIAM ROBERT (BO B) PARKER First Baptist Church Markham Woods Someone In the church recently h anded me a hum orous, lig h t-h e a rte d article w hich carries a pow erful lesson. S om e­ times the im pact of slm le analogies Infer p ro b u n d principles o f living! Fc Once upon a time in the long, long ago. the Eagle and the chicken were very good friends. Everywhere they went these fie n d s went together. It was no uncommon fo r people to look up and see the Eagle and the Chicken Jlying side by side through the air. One day while fy in g . the Chicken said to the Eagle: “Let’s drop down and get a bite to eat. My stomach is grow ling.9 "Sounds like a good idea to me.“ replied the Eagle. So the two birds glided down to earth, saw several animals eating, and decided to Join them. They landed next to the Cow. The Cow im s b u sy eating com. but noticed that the Eagle and the Chicken were soon sitting on the ground next to her. “Welcome.9 said the Cow. “Help yourse[f to this c o m ." This took the tux) birds by surprise. They were not accustomed to having other animals share their food quite so readily. “Why are you willing to share your com with u s ? " asked the Eagle. “Oh. we have plenty to eat here. Mr. Farmer gives us ail we want, “ replied the Cow. W ell the Eagle and the Chicken Jumped right in and ate their JUL When they finished, the Chicken asked more about the Farmer. “W e ll9 said the Cow. "he grows all our food. We don't have to work fo r the food at a ll" “You m ean ." said the Chicken, “that the Fanner simply gives you all you w a n t to eat a n d you don't have to work f o r it?9 “That’s right.9 said the Cow. •Not only that, but he gives us shelter over our heads.9 The Chicken and the Eagle were shocked! They had never heard o f such a thing. They had always had to search for food and work fo r shelter. When it cam e time to leave, the Chicken and the Eagle began to dis­ cuss the situation. “Maybe we should Just stay here. “ said the Chicken. “We can have all the food we want without working fo r it And that bam over there sure beats those nests uie have been building. Be­ sides. I'm getting tired o f always having to work fo r a living.9 “1 don’t know about all this.9 replied the Eagle. “It sounds too good to be true. I find it hard to be­ lieve that one can get something fo r nothing. Besides I Icinda like Jlying Castle Cost $50,000 or $500,000 high and f e e through the air. And providing fo r food and shelter isn't so bad. In fact, I find It quite c h a l­ len gin g." W e ir the though U over and Chicken decided to stay where there was f e e food and shelter. But the Eagle decided that he loved his fe e d o m too much to give U up. and en­ joyed the consistent chal­ lenge o f making his own living. So. a fe r saying good-bye to his fie n d the Chicken, the Eagle set sail fo r the wild blue yonder. Everything went fin e fo r the Chicken. He ate all he wanted. He never worked. He grew fa t and lazy. But then one day he heard the farm er say to his wife that the preacher was coming to visit the next day and they should have fried chicken fo r dinner. Hear­ ing that, the chicken d e­ cided It uxis time to leave. But when he began to Jly he found that he had ' jrow n too fa t and lazy. yr Instead o f being able to „ f y . he could only f utter! So the next day the farm er’s fam ily and the' preacher ate fle d Chicken. When you give up the challenges o f l{fe in pur­ suit o f security, your abil­ ity to f u turns into a flu t­ ter. and that’s the reason Eagles fly and chickens Ifil Spiritually sp eak in g, the challenges an a affairs o f life arc not sim ply u n ­ derstood and discerned In a test tube o f e m p iric a l evidence. There Is a n ­ other challenge: T he call to faith! Faith takes the challenge of believin g what Is not seen (living by faith and not by sight). B y the way. that is tne way one believes that G od (s and that m an 's sp iritu al destiny Involves eith er heaven or hell! By living In the comfort /one of sense perception, one w ill lose trie higher sp iritu al perception of life. W h e n the day com es that one's sense perception 1s for­ ever gone. G od will still exist. H ear the p rop h et Isaiah's w o rd s: “Hast thou not known? Hast f/iou not heard, that the everlasting God. the Lord, the Creator o f the ends o f the earth, fatnteth not. neither Is weary? There Is no searching o f his understanding. He See Eagles. Page 18 Editor's nots: Dr. Bob Parker Is Lbs pastor of First Baptist Church Markham Woods. Lake Mary, and writes a weakly col­ umn for Lake Mary Lift. fAe Heat Fferfcfct N a tu m i Cr*iita» & T o»1% Lowest Rates In Years! 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Weklva Is like a family to me but I expect the same rapport with the won­ derful people at Heathrow." She has Jumped In with a running start, meeting with Heathrow parents and staff as well as the students. She's also looking to get her office together In a hurry since she ex­ pects a lot of students to be sent to the dreaded Principal's Office when the doors open at the end of July. "My kids at Weklva saw me as a principal but also as someone they could come to for a hug or a smile." Jenkins said. "We need rules, however. I don't want a child to only come to my office for discipline reasons." Jenkins said she'll often have children come to her office simply to ready to her or display some other academic talents. "I want the children to want to come to the Principal's Office." she said. For the next few months, a lot of people will be making a visit there. Before school starts up again in little over a month, there are PTA members, teachers, the school advi­ sory board. So far. everything has gone fine and Jenkins described everyone as gracious and warm. "I can't make any contribution to this school until I can meet with everyone." she said. Jenkins said Heathrow remind her a lot of Weklva but she won't be afraid to make changes at her new school. Next year. Heath­ row will be revamping Its entire social stud­ ies curriculum. For example. Florida History will be taught in fourth and fifth grades In­ stead of only fourth. She said she'd tike to See Principal. Page 18 Victorian Sunniland ERA Handcrafted Heirloom s • Collectables • Fenton G lass • Antiques • Florals • Art • Bridal Items GIFT REGISTRY SERVICE 3667 Late Emma Rd.. Late Mary Center •333-0655 as SUNNILAND ^ ^ F\z\z A O 17-163 » ./ o to r CarS 1675 EE Williamson Rd. (2 blocks off Markham Woods Road) REPAIR & SERVICE QUALITY IMPORT CARS P.O. 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Laura Wellington, Kyle Allman, Brian Garber. Back row: Shirley Carr and Ramone Polk. Let’s say you are a teacher and you've got a terrific Mien for a project that will help your student!! Irani Whrrr do you grt the funding to pay for the project? Well, thanks to the Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, funding is available. Trarhrrs can submit mini-grant proposals to the foundation for up lo 8500 for projects As of this past fall, over 325 projects havr hern approved The project can t tie for food or anything trivial Thr project must be for curriculum enhancement. And the projects must be new. If It's been done at another school. It probably won t get approved. The grants nre decided on by a committee of business people and educators Foundation grants nre working In schools like Lake Mary Elementary. Shirley Carr, a fourth grade teacher at the school, and Jo McGinnis, the gifted teacher at the school, ap­ plied for and received a foundation grant. The purpose of the grant was to get money to buy supplies for creative writing notebooks. The grant enabled the two teachers to get enough supplies to make notebooks for the gifted class and the enllre fourth grade. The Foundation gets Its money the old-fashioned way They hold fund-raisers. Fund-raisers have Included events such ;*» golf tournaments. The foundation also sells corporate tahles for their Teach In banquet. Teach In '97 Is a county-wide event that asks people in the business community In Central Florida to "step out of the boardroom and Into the class room." Money for grants also comes from membership fees A Platinum membership Is 8IO.OOO; Gold. 85.000; Silver. 82.500; Bronze. 8 1.500; Patron. 8250 and Family and Indi­ vidual memberships are 850 Von can also donate money rt thrr for general funds or for a $|>erlflr program The Founda tlon also occasionally gets bequests. 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Juna 29, 1997 - Lake Mary Ufa - Friday, Junt 27, 1997 - 17 Washing cars, holding rummage sales... ...helping old ladles across the street? Boy Scouts today are quite a busy group. In Lake Mary. Troop 584. which meets at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, recently held a yard sale and car wash, on the same Saturday. The car wash, held at Chickftl*A. looks like more fun than work for scouts Chris Allen. Bobby Palagano. Sean Lelnlng and Justin Vazquez. At Holy Cross (right photo). Stephen Chesser makes change for yard sale customer Terri Ratchford. Z OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY & INFERTILITY ‘Thettappy ‘Elves CHILD C A R E Me Special! HRS #188-10 321-2384 C e r t i f i e d A m B o a r d O b s t e t r ic s & o f e r i c a n G y n e c o lo g y AMERICAN MID FLORIDA O B-G YN SPECIALISTS - J u a n L. R a v e l o , M D F A C O G D a v id C . M o w e re , M D F A C O G M i c h a e l D . 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Altamonte Dr. 67-154 �:»4ftKL- 1- limr'f VC*-i1 .'rcrj. v t 1* - Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 29, 1997 - Lake Mary Life - Friday, June 27, 1997 Principal----------------------- Everyone’s a star C o n t in u e d fr o m P a g e I S add to t h e s c h o o l's te c h n o lo g ic a l cap abilities and p lan s to m e e t w i t h s t a f f t o l o o k for w a y s o f a c c o m p l i s h i n g ( h a t g o a l. ‘ I’m n o t l o o k i n g to c o m e in a n d m a k e a lot o f c h a n g e s h u t c h a n g e c a n b e g o o d , ’ J e n k i n s s a i d . " W e ’ll a l w a y s b e r e c e p t i v e to a n y c h a n g e s that w ill h e lp the school. f m a c h i l d - fo c u s e d i n d i v i d u a l a n d m y f o c u s is first for t h % J d u d e n t s s o e v e r y d e c i ­ s i o n m a d e a t t h e s c h o o l w i ll b e in the b e s t In t e r e s t o f t h e s t u ­ d e n ts.’ Jenkins won't be spending every second of her life at Heathrow. Ask her about her home life and her eyes light up. 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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>, June 29, 1996; <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/2b34244cd99e53ba712cc28fb5ba0399.pdf 6c692404b94fdd49c09e0a3dc7d66fb8 PDF Text Text FRIDAY June 27,1997 50 Centf Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminola County since 1008 89th Year, No. 220 - Sanford, Florida Judgment: To live or let die? Today: Scattered Thunderstorms. Highs in the upper AOs. TODAY •v f l By R U M W HITS Herald N tw » Analysis_____________________________ From lire chambers of the U S Supreme Court In Washington lo a liny courtroom In S eb rln g . F la., co n tra stin g decision s w ere rendered Thursday afternoon concerning the legality o f assisted suicides and a person's rlghl-lo-dle. A Florida doctor, who Injected a dying cancer patient with a lelltal dose o f drugs, was acquitted of murder by a 12-member Jury • a verdict ap­ plauded by those who supported Dr. Ernesto Plnzon-Reyes for his compassion and com ­ petence. Plnznn's license was suspended when he was accused of Injecting a fatal done of morphine. Vallum, and potassium chloride into a 70year-old man on Oct. 6 . A grand Jury accused Ihe doctor o f committing "willful, premeditated and unjustified m urder." He still faces a Sept. 8 license hearing. At Ihe hour o f Plnzon's acquittal, the Judges of Ihe U.8 . Supreme Court dealt what some con­ strue a setback lo the tight to die movement when they unanimously agreed that stales have a constitutional right lo prohibit physicianassisted suicides. President Clinton praised the high court's ruling, saying that Hie "risks and consequences o f physician-assisted s u ic id e are simply too great." The great debate rages on. however, because the ruling - no m ailer how slgnlclcant • does not Impose an outright ban on doctor-assisted suicides. Th e public debate shifts again to slate legislatures. Oregon Is the only state where voters C 8 * « D eath. P a g * 3 A Divine comedy opens .. Habitat orientation Habitat for Humanity In Seminole County Is looking for low Income families with a desire to own a home. An orientation wtll be held June 30 at 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army. 700 West 24 th S t. Sanford For Information, call Sharon Shoemaker at 788-1107. By D AVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer Amateur radio event Th e Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society will host an annual weekend preparedness event. "F ie ld D a y." to help raise public awareness about the many uses of radio On Saturday starting at 2 p m. and ending at the same time Sunday at Lake Golden Park next to Orlando Sanford Airport. LMAKS members will demonstrate the many uses of radio Including set up and operation of portable stations under em ergency conditions such as hurricanes, tornadoes and loss of electrical power. In ad­ dition. radio operators will try to contact as many other Field Day stations around the country as possible There are more than 650.000 amateur rudlo operators In the United States and more than 2.5 million worldwide. More than 36.000 amateur radio operators participated In the event last year. For Information, call 6951-1658 Science Center film T h e Orlando Science Center. 777 Fast Princeton St.. Orlando, will premier Its second film In Its CineDome starting July 1. " T o the Lim it" features a rock climber, a ski racer and a ballerina os they push themselves to the limit The 38-mlnute film Includes the first endoscopic cinematography ever used In this film medium which Is the largest film format In the world. For Informatkm and tickets, call 514-2114. Free tree guide The National Arbor Day Foundation has made available Its new book. "W hat Tree Is Th at?" The 72 page guide Identifies 135 dlf ferent trees found In (he easlem and central parts of the country. T o obtain a copy, write to "W hat Tree Is That?." The National Arbor Day Foundation. Nebraska City. Ne. 68410. Help with transportation The Florida Commission for the Transpor­ tation of Disadvantaged provided more than 30 m illio n trip s for those u nable to d riv e themselves. People who renew or register a tag for a vehicle or boat may contribute $1 to the commission's trust fund by checking the box on back of the registration form. For Information, call 1-800-983-2435. Safe motorist tips T h e N a tio n a l S a fe ty C o u n cil rem in d s motorists that buckling up can save lives. The council estimates 469 people may die and 24.000 may be Injured over the Fourth of July weekend. The council urges motorists to make sure children arc properly fastened In their seats. Don't drink and drive. Use public transportation or a designated driver when appropriate. More than half o f all fatal crashes last Fourth o f July weekend Involved alcohol. When taking long trips allow enough travel time for frequent breaks. From Staff Reports INDEX B r ld g a ............... C la a a lfla d a ...... C o m lea....... . Front row Rachel Few. Satsr Mary Anrwtta tha puppet, and Montes Vanderwyde Back roar Abigail Paul. Arm Fontmo and Jessica Bessette engage n a MM nunsense in a play by me same name openmg torvght It's time for the final play o f Ihe Ritz Theatre's successful spring season wtlh a wildly amusing mu­ sical comedy called Nunsense, Nunsense is a play by Dan Goggin that has won numerous awards in­ cluding Best Off-Broadway Musical The play will be performed at the Touchton Building and runs from June 27th lo July 13th. The play is on Fridays and Saturdays al 8 p m. and Sundays at 2.30 p m. ThU spoof features a cast of five nuns who. literally, kick up thetr heels In song Mother Superior ISUtrr Mary Regina) u a feisty overweight nun who can't resist the spotlight. She Is played by Amle Fontlno The Mistress of Novices Bee Nunsense. Page 3A Read all about downtown Sanford By V IC KI DeSORM IER Herald Senior Staff Writer Sanford has been a diamond in Ihe rough for several years, slowly rebuilding from a bad time a dec­ ade or more ago. yet keeping the renaissance a secret. The people who have been mov­ ing here over the years, buying old houses and returning them to their former glory have done so without fanfare. within the last six months. Stores and restaurants already establuhed there. including Bridges Antiques and the Willow Tree restaurant, arc planning lo expand Ihetr operations soon. Slngelsen said. There are at least three tied and breakfast Inns operating In (own. A new Merle Norman day spa has begun operation on Park Avenue. ’ It's Just a very exciting place to be right now.* Slngelsen said. And. now. everyone knows about Business owners have been coming In as well lo set up shop and take a chance at making the city a surcccssful venue for com ­ merce. The number of homes that have been redone and that ore being renovated Is Increasing exponen­ tially. Jennifer Slngelsen. coordi­ nator o f Ihe Sanford Main Street project, said. Slngelsen also noted that Ihe oc­ cupancy rate of the stores along First Street has more than doubled Pilot walks away from plane crash It. Orlando magazine recently named Ihe downtown Sanford area as one o f the 'communities with charac­ ter* In central Florida. And It wasn't put In bad company either: Maitland. Downtown Or­ lando. Spring Lake. College Park. Winter park. Isleworth/Windermere. Bay lllll/Dr. Phillips and Metrowesl were also named lo the list. See Sanford. Page 3A Field of streams By VIC KI DeSORMIER Herald Senior Staff Writer It's a good thing the adult nightclubs and sexually oriented businesses aren't already es­ tablished In the areas near the OrlandoSanford Airport. On Thursday evening, a plane crash from which the pilot walked away with only minor Injuries could have been a horrible disaster had the area been crowded with businesses rather than trees. After taking off from the ulrport In his single­ engine Cherokee. James Schlcgcl knew he wa» In trouble. As quickly as he'd gone up. he went down, crashing shortly after take off. Schlegel. 40. o f 2635 Donaldson Dr.. Orlando, told oftlclals the plane's engine *Just quit.* de­ spite a full tank of gas. According to Ed McDonough, public Informa­ tion officer with the Seminole County Sheriffs office, Ihe plane went down In a clump of palm trees. One of the wings broke off and was separate from the fuselage. McDonough said the pilot climbed out of the cockpit and was walking around when rescue workers arrived on the scene. He was trans- ■ fc. m ----------« RfrRQmote WfI j iswwt meets Ihe prescribed standards. Fire fighters observe a stream of water which was pumped from Lake Monroe and then relumed. »■ - - ■ - j j Earlier this week the Sanford Fire Department conducted Its annual equipment lest, checking to make sure that all fire fighting equipment O a a r Abby....... D a a th a ............... See Crash, Page 3A Or. Oott........... ....... SB T V ................. Disney’s joyous Hercules hits the theaters E ditorial........... One must laugh before one Is happy or one may die without ever having laughed at ail. - La Bruyere ( by DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer_________________ Hercules (G): Hercules Is a hip. Joyous film and the 35th Disney animated feature. Loosely based on the adventures o f the Greek mythological hero. Hercules Is a destined hit for the Walt Disney World Company. But something disturbs me. When Walt Disney started mak­ ing these timeless animated sto­ ries. I doubt he ever thought that. palled when a marketing person Introduced Hercules to a packed media screening at the DisneyMOM Studios. Walt Disney World, and called It a ‘ product*. It seems now that summer movies have See Hercules. Page 3A M o v ie B c v lc w one day. his company's marketing people would refer to these pic­ tures now as ‘ products*. I was ap­ SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B E S T LO CAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 t •# ^ . . _ lir r • [• __l i ■ — ■p i " 1 "" ■ * �XA - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 27. 1997 Local Presbyterians join national gathering in N.Y. By LURLENE SW EETING Herald C o r r r a n n m lr n | ________ This year the 209th Gen­ eral Assembly o f the Preshyterlan Church (USA) con­ vened In Syracuse (Onondaga County) New York. Syracuse is centrally located In New York State and Is known a the ‘ Salt City.’ The General Assembly Is at the apex o f the organ iza­ tional structure of the Pres­ byterian Church (USA). The voting members o f the Gen­ eral Assembly are the C om ­ missioners elected by their respective Presbyteries. This year 570 Commissioners. 285 ministers and 285 elders were to attend. Ministers and elders from the local churches are the commissioners to the Gen­ eral Assembly. There are 172 Presbyteries In the Presbyte­ rian Church (USA). The 70 churches In this area co m ­ prise the Central Florida Presbytery. Our regional bodies are synod o f which there are 16. Central Florida Presbytery Is a member o f the Synod o f the south Atlan­ tic which encom passes Florida. Georgia and south Carolina. Central Florida Presbytery was represented by: Dr. Roger Richardson. Executive Presbyter: Dr., Rosalie P o t­ ter. assistant Executive Presbyter: plus the comm is­ sioners and youth advisory Haskins. Ormand Beach: Rev. William A. Jokela; Elder Rlchnrd Carter. Palm Bay; Elder Larry Lee. Orlando; and Elder Lurlene Sweeting. Sanford. Alternate Commis­ sioners were Rev. Elmer Floyd. Rev. Rod Plnder and Elder Annie Aker. The youth advisory delegate was Sharon Everson. The General Assembly o ffi­ cially convened June 14, 1997 and 1 concluded June 21, 1997. The basic mission o f the church is to proclaim the Gospel throughout the world. 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Casselberry: Rev. Elizabeth Tell us your story LOCAL FOOSCAST Happy Birthday to that special song Play 4 13-0-2 Cash 3 3-2-7 Staff Writer It’s time to sing ‘ Happy Birthday** to the most special song to thoac who are cele­ brating their special day. On this day In 1859, the m el­ ody for what may be the mostoften sung song was written by Mildred J. Hill, a school teacher from Louisville. Ken. Her sister. Patty Smith Hill, wrote the words we sing around the birthday cake each year. The song was originally w rit­ ten os 'G ood Morning to A ll.' a classroom greeting published In the book Song Stories Jor the Sunday School. The lyrics were amended In 1924 to in­ clude the stanza which began ‘ Happy Birthday to You.* It la believed that the song la sung somewhere In the world every minute o f every day. Although the sisters are be­ lieved to have made very little money from the song. It later reportedly generated 81 million for the copyright owner. The song Is expected to enter pub­ lic domain In the year 2010 when the copyright expires. This Is. coincidentally. Mildred J. Kill s birthday. Once you're done celebrating all that birthday stuff, you ight want to consider the might ekn Keller Festival In TitsHelen cumbla. Ala. The event, which runs through Sunday, commemo­ rates the remarkable life of Helen Keller with stages shows, arts and crafts, musical entertainment, races, tours of the Helen Keller birthplace. Presentations of The Miracle Worker, a play about Keller's life that wits more than once made Into a movie, will be done throughout the weekend and for the next five weekends as well. TV fans will remember this date as the anniversary o f the Dark Shadows soap opera. The show stood out from the rest because it featured vampires as the main characters and it had a dark. Gothic feel about It. The show premiered In 1906 and focused on 200 year old Barnabas Collins. Action shifted from the 1960s to the 1800s. An attempt to revive the show in 1991 failed. For the loftier-minded. Boul­ der. Colo, will be the sue o f the Colorado Shakespeare Festival which gets underway today and continues through Aug. 17. It is considered one of the top three Shakespeare festivals In the country. More than 43.000 people ore expected to be on hand during the next few months for the evrnt which Is In Its 40th sea­ son. North o f the border In Ed­ monton. Alberta, Canada, more than 125,000 are ex­ pected to attend the Jazz City International Festival between now and July 6 . As we wait expectantly for j news from the space station Mir, Interstellar space will j bring us the last quarter phase ] o f the moon. The moon entered that phase at 8:42 a.m. And In Riverside, Iowa the people will celebrate the Trek Fest In honor o f Capt. James T. Kirk o f the starship Enterprise who will be born there In 2228. Kirk is a character In the Star Trek hooka, television series and mavtea. The city will cele­ brate thetr famous local aon of the future with Star Trek vid ­ eos. entertainment, memora­ bilia swap meet and costume contest. Among the celebrities cele­ brating thetr birthdays today are actress Isabelle Adjani, who la 42; Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt la 59: actress Julia Duffy is 46: fashion d e­ signer Norma Kamatl la 52; opera singer Anna Moffo Is 63; II. Ross perot Is 67; and former baseball player Rico Petrocelll Is 54. He’s Moore than just your average educator B y C A R T E R Q IL M A R T IN H e r a ld c o r r e s p o n d e n t On the wall In Principal Bill Moore's office at Sanford Mid­ dle School, there hangs a 1966 J f lC h M n v lU c ________T im e a -U n i n n photo and article about the best teacher Moore ever had. The man in the photo had been selected the national Industrial arts teacher o f the year. The photo was taken at Wolfson High School, at that time. Jacksonville's premier school for Industrial arts. The teacher being honored Is Bill Moore’s father. The ekler Mr. Moore taught Bill 'shop* in 8th grade. He retired after 40 years of teaching children In Florida. In these days o f computer technology. Bill Moore still be­ lieves it Is important to have power tool* in ahop clans, so students can build something and take It home. Though It la now called ‘ Exploring Technology*, at SMS students build things, too. After his father retired from teaching, he continued working as a carpenter, twice building custom cabinets for author John D. McDonald. McDonald-o f Travis McThee fam e-on e In­ cluded an autographed book with his payment. Bill Moore's mother still lives In Venice, though both his ra­ ther and McDonald have died. She was a printer by trade and established Jacksonville's first school print shop. While In Venice visiting his mother, he joins a nephew who Is a professional guide for some Ashing. At home, he fishes the lagoons and bays of West Brevard and East Sem i­ nole counties for snook and saltwater trout. Other hobbles are cooking at home on hisgas grill and reading. HU grill specialty Is Cajun onions. HU reading tastes range from William Glasscr to Louis L'Amour. Glasscr Is probably beat known for Reality Ther­ where he and h u wife have va ­ apy. but he continues to pub­ cationed the past 14 years A l­ lish articles In education Jour­ though they may buy property up there eventually. Moore nals which Moore passes on to ■ays he's not selling anything hu teachers. In Florida until h u wife has Florida writers John D. •pent one winter there. McDonald and Carl tliassen After 32 years In Florida's are favorites. Moore notes both school system, he says he's L'Amour and McDonald reveal sttU having fun. He's been at a lot about human nature In Lym an,' at LMHS and he'a thetr plots. worked for awhile for the N a­ But It U when he speaks tional Educator's Association about author Tony llllerman's fiction delving into Novaho cul­ (NEA) as a ‘ union boss*. He credits the excellent training ture and practice that his love that came with (he NEA ns for hutory begins to surface. best preparing him to be an He recently finished Daunted administrator Courage about Lewis and He'a eligible for foil retire­ Clark's explorations and Jef­ ment and he does see splitting ferson's decision to make the hls time between Flagler Louisiana Purchase. He says, County, Florida anti Graham *! would like to think 1 would County. N.C. In hls future. have been with Lewis and But for now, he's fully conClark as they explored the route to the Pacific.* He talks crccitedly about the hutory behind antique furni­ ture and artifacts and visits to museums. He reacts history, lie watches hutory programs on ■ a c e ta l t o th a H era ld ---------television. And he Is a P. E major? ....... 5 a.... According to the National At hls question, he smiles Fire Protection Association and explains that when be was (NFPA) in 1994 (the most reIn college. P. E. was the only cent Information available Imajor that did not require mas­ An estimated 38.000 fires tering a foreign language. He Involving fireworks were re­ minorcd in history. *1 some­ ported to the U.S. fire de­ times think learning a foreign partments. language U like spelling--you These fires were estimated either have a knack for It or lo have killed 12 civilians, you don't.* injured another 152. and He holds degrees from Stet­ caused 822 million in direct son and UCF In P. E. and Eduproperty damnge. catlonal. Leadership. He Is While fireworks are not ADD (all but dissertation) In unique to the Fourth of doctoral work at U of Florida. July/lndependence Day cele­ Prior to becoming principal at brations. by for the greatest SMS. he was the glrU' basket­ number of fireworks related ball coach at Lake Mary High accidents and Injuries occur School. He describes those at thu time o f year. Many of years and hu four years at these accidents and Injuries SMS as hu favorite periods in result from Improper and careless handling and m is­ h u Ufe. For pure ertcUcmcnt. use of the fireworks. All loo though. It was winning the dis­ often, these Incidents Involve trict and regional basketball ti­ children (many o f them quite tles as Girl's Basketball Coach young) wllh resultant perm a­ at L. M. H. S. that comes to nent disabilities and disfig­ mind. H u favorite getaway U to urement. HU Roblnsvllle. N. C.. at a lodge L _ — BUI M o ora tent at SMS where he says he 'was pleasantly surprised to find that SMS has lesa serious problem* than I've encoun­ tered at other schools * He'll put off retirement *as long a.. I enjoy what I'm doing. And I'm having a lot of fun ’ Be safe this 4th of July To help you celebrate safely llua Fourth of July* tha Consumer, Product Safely Commission mid the Na­ tional Council on Fireworks Safety offer the following safely tips. Always read and follow la ­ bel directions. Have an adult present. Buy from reliable fireworks sellers. Ignite outdoors. Have water handy Never experiment or a t­ tempt to make your own fireworks. Light one at a time. Never re-lgnlte malfunc­ tioning firework Never give fireworks to small children. Store In s cool, dry place. Dispose o f properly. Never throw fireworks at another person. Never carry fireworks In your pocket. Never shoot fireworks In containers. metal or glasa conlai ^ Graham urges shot in the arm for health care R r w in l in »h * Hrm lH a treciai LO U1C n c r atu-----------W ASH ING TO N-U .S . Sena­ tor Bob Graham and a variety o f prominent health care or­ ganizations today Joined to ­ gether In the hopes o f giving Medicare and Its current and future beneficiaries a needed shot In the arm. On Wednesday, the American Cancer Society released new guidelines for colon cancer screening. Graham and repre­ sentatives from that respected organization, as well as, m em ­ bers o f the American Gastroen­ terological Association and the American Society for Gastroin­ testinal Endoscopy, held a press conference at which they urged Congress lo allow Medi­ care coverage of colon cancer screening and a variety of other preventive services. ‘ Encouraging Medicare re­ cipients to seek preventive treatment Is a boom for the physical health o f Individual Americans and the fiscal health o f our nation,* said Graham before today's press conference. *lt makes both medical and financial sense for Medicare to reflect Benjamin Franklin's wise adages that at stitch In time saves nine and that a penny saved Is a penny earned.* Colon ctuicer Is the second most frequent cancer killer In America, claiming the lives of 55.000 persons persons annually. annually. But But 55.000 though It U is estimated that screening and early detection and Intervention could elim i­ nate up to 90% of these deaths. Medicare does not cur­ rently pay for these preventive measures. This lack of emphasis on preventive treatment also has a significant financial cost. C o­ lon cancer screenings cost be­ tween 8125-8300 a piece, and patients diagnosed through thu early detection method have a 90% chance of survival. Meanwhile, If a patient Un't di­ agnosed until he or she begins to exhibit symptoms, the chance o f survival drops to 8 % and life expectancy falls to only four to five years. Care during thu four or five year treatment period can cost up to 8100.000. Graham U the leading Senate sponsor of S.311, the ‘ Medicare Preventive Benefit Improvement Act of 1997," legislation that will update Medicare coverage to Include Important, life-saving preventa­ tive health benefits that are not currently part o f the Medi­ care benefit package. The bill, which has the sup­ port of. among others. Sena­ tors Thad Cochran (R-MS). Er­ nest Rollings (D S C ), Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL). 55 House Republicans, and 49 House Democrats, would allow for Medicare coverage of mammography's, pap pap smear smear mammography's, screenings, pelvic exams, coco­ lon cancer and prostrate screenings, and diabetes selfmanagement. "The numbers don't lie. Pre­ ventive health screenings save lives and save dollars,* said Graham. *Our seniors, future generations o f Medicare bene­ ficiaries. and our nation's fis­ cal security will be well served If Congress encourages the treatment o f Illness before It happens.* The M edicare P reven tive Benefit Im provem ent A ct o f 1997 (8.311) • Provides coverage for an­ nual mammography screening for women over age 49. whether* or not they are at hlgh-rUk for developing breast cancer, and provides that de­ ductibles shall not apply to such mammography screen­ ings. Current law provides annual mammography screening for high-risk women between the ages o f 40-50, and every two years for women ages 40-50 who are not a high rUk for de­ veloping breast cancer. It also provides annua] coverage for women between the ages o f 5064 whether or not they are at high rUk for developing breast cancer, but provides only bi­ annual examinations for women age 65 and older. * Provides coverage for pap smears and pelvic eitamlna- lions lions every every three three yea years for high rUk women, and pro provides that deductibles shall not apply to such pap smears under current law. * Provides coverage for co lo ­ rectal cancer screening. In­ cluding fecal-occult blood tests (annual), flexible sigmoido­ scopy or barium enema (every four years) for Individuals 50 years o f age or older, and colonoscopy or barium enema for high-risk Individuals (every two years). Under current law, there Is no coverage for colorectal screening. * Provides coverage for an­ nual prostrate cancer screen­ ing. Including prostratespecific antigen (PSA) blood tests and digital rectal exams for men 50 years o f age and older. Under current law. there Is no coverage for prostrate can­ cer screening. * The bill would provide Medicare coverage o f diabetes outpatient self-management training sendees rendered by a certified provider In an outpa­ tient setting. The bill would also allow Medicare to cover diabetic blood-testing strips as durable medical equipment. * This legislation would apply only to persons currently eligi­ ble for Medicare. Those aged 65 or younger would have to a I ready be eligible for Medicare benef benefits to be covered under this legislation. j ] j j l �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, Juna 27, 1997 - 9A H are, astride hla w in ge d horss pal, P eg asus, gats a h e ro 's w elcom e June 35. 1997 at Island Lake Center. Longwood. Bom May 20. 1922 In Everett. Maas., she m oved to Central Florida In 1970. She was a homemaker and a member Westvlew Baptist Church. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e n ieces. L o u is e S h a ffe r. C a m b rid g e. Mass.. Patricia Bouchard. N. Andover. Maas. Arrangem ents by Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. ITL- In Th e b e s . ——**r - - ___. d i U O V S TA rtO N . I DMA MAY Modd la Millar Moddle Miller. MS. Southwest Hoad. Sanford, died June 25. 1997 at C o lu m b ia M e d ic a l Center. San lb d. Bom June 17. 1909 tn Oral geburg. S.C.. he was a truck driver for a concrete (ompany. Me waa a member o f New Mt. Calvary M.B. Church. Survivors Include son. Irvin. Denver. Colo.; daughters. Sadie lllark. Denver. Algerine. San­ ford. Betty Washington. CUton. Md . Cherrte Williams. Sanford. Sylvia Blake. Sanford: trothrr. James. Sanford: sister. Alleen Sutton. Sanford. 13 grandchil­ dren: 12 great-grandchildren. A rra n g e m e n ts by W ilson E lrh e lb e rg e r M ortuary Inc.. Sanford. ED9VA M A T OU STAFSO N Edna M ay O u stafson. 75. Mayfair Circle. Sanford, died Mar t . M n l la rv lc a t far M r. ■ Ovtfafion. n sf l » » «. m aaakay *M as M O'Oat* larvrkar *w * * s ¥ Oamkee Pwarai heme Ova** uMk Or. aa aga. urologists at waftar Army Madlcal Cantar say PSA I tnat ars normal for •I C r u n k * , Fw w r*l Hmmm Ml* « ,t n l n f IP rM w l k « n I I Par mmm mtm m m 1 i n H r i M i m « • i » u « m « »• Flrtl u ¥ b a r k P k rik i TTV I Famcrwk A m m o . O r l l i l i . PL U H 4 A r , ••••«•)••» fc, O r i m l M Pvnaril Mama. M I Air pa* I • M . lan«arS PL ( « * i m H it HerculesContinued from Paga 1A as seata in Ihe clneplexes. Jaokwi ail ¥ taolara Arrangu nanN CanS Wynn *kW H ar, Me OnarMaPL POLICE BRIEFS Enough airing thoughts, now to the task at hand /ferrules Is a great produrt.... I mean, picture. As with moat Dlsnry films It appeals to both young and old. The only problem I had with the film Is that there Is Ihla set plot pattern for Dis­ ney films now: a heroic figure must overcome adversity from themselves and scheming v il­ lains to save the day and get the girl with the help of inhu­ man or human sidekicks Dresses allegedly stolen Here. Hercules must save the universe from the diabolical lladrs and his minions Hades wants to take over Ihr universe and become the greatest god on Mt. Olympus. Out to do that, be must stop the one thing that stands in his way: the half-mortal, half-god son of Castalavet Turner. 32. of 1115 Orange Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Turner was charged with retail theft and arrested at Park Ave. and 23rd St. Report said that Turner stole dresses with an accomplice. Sanford— Aggravated assault charged Michael Max key. 28. o f 2704 9 French Ave . Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police Markey waa charged with aggravated assault and arrested at Ihe earner of 27th St and B French Ave. Report said that Markry threatened two people with a brick Continued from Psgfl 1A Nunsense— I i t Cknt lowed from Paga 1A (Slater Mary Regina) la a feisty overweight nun who can't resist the spotlight. She ts played by Amle Fontino The Mistress o f Novices (Sister Mary Hubert) la played by Monica Vaderwyde. She la the second In command and is a l­ ways competing with Mother Superior. A streetwise, lough character from Brooklyn who is a constant source of aggra­ vation for Mother Superior Is played by Ablgll Paul. Jessica Bessette plays Sister Mary Amnesia, a very sweet nun who has lost her memory after a crucifix planted one on her head. And Rachel Fine playa novice Sister Mary Leo. who entered the convent with Ihe firm desire of becoming the first *nun ballerina*. Director Fred Rogers (The Secret Garden) returns for this play. He brings with him the talents o f Stephen Pritchard as musical director. Amy Eckenwller os stage manager, and Joel Uuntin os technical dlrec- " . a— s e r a aarcrc m tH M lN F l S ill tl| llllllllti F lA tor. Margie Dickson designed the costumes for-Nun tea se and Steven Rowell la production assistant. Rounding out Ihe behind-the-scenes group la Kay Bartholomew with public­ ity. Mike Tarqulne as ticket chairman and Karen King and Nancy TondorfT as general a s­ sistants. The Touchton building where Ihe play wtU be held Is located al 121 East First Street In Sanford on Magnolia Square And please note that on July 4th. a performance will be held al 7 p.m. to accommodate for the fireworks display later that evening at Sanford's lakefront. Tickets are 812 for adults and 810 for seniors and students. They are available at Delllahs. Our House Coffee and Book Store, and Stairs Reality. Sponsors for Nunsense are Ace Hardware. Bill Borwlck. Huntington Bank and Rich Food Plan. For more Informa­ tion and reservations, call 3218111. Nunsense Is divine com ­ edy you won't want lo miss The magazine highlighted Ihe ronununilles and showed off .some of the statistics that make Sanford among the best tn ths area. Iw laAccording lo the magazine. 40 percent of those In the his­ toric district are college edu­ cated; Ihe average yearly In­ come Is 830.18S; the average home value Is 883.115; crime Is down with assaults down 50 percent, burglaries down by nearly as much. Thefts re­ ported this year did rise a bit from 172 reported incidents In the first quarter o f 1996 to 212 In the first three months this year. *The crime rale Is grossly In­ flated.* Slngetsen said. 'P eop le lend to focus on the perception rather than the actual lu m ­ b ers* Sanford has been returning to Its former greatness a little at a time while the rest of central Florida was looking the other direction. Today. II is ready to come out and Ihe rest of the area Is storting to lake notice. C rash----------Continued from Page 1A ported to the hospital for a checkup but suf­ fered only a few scratches and bruises. Ihe sherlfTs spokesman said. When the plane crashed Into the trees along the northeast shore of Lake Jesup near C am ­ eron Avenue, the fuel lank was ripped apart and spilled Its contents Into a canal. The land Is owned by the stale and Is used as a Water Conservation Area by the St. Johns River Water Management District. The fuel spill Death-----------------------Continued from Page 1A have specifically endorsed doctor-assisted suicide but their referendum ts being challenged In court and the state Legislature has sent the question back for another referendum In November. According to Florida attorney Robert Rivas the Supreme Court's ruling has no bearing on a similar question pending before Ihe Florida Surpreme Court. Rivas represents Charles Hall, a Citrus County resident dying o f AIDS who Is asking the state's Justices to declare as un­ constitutional the 132-ycar-old Florida statute making assisted self-murder a crime. The Supreme Court's ruling Thursday. Rivas said, merely rolls the whole Issue back to the slates so the states can decide what to do using ihe political process. Seven years ago. Florida approved an amendment to the state constitution that guarantees all Floridians freedom from government Intrusion Into their private lives. In a landmark decision he rendered In March. Circuit Court Judge S. Joseph Davis of Lake Mary, declared that ''Charles E. Hall, a competent terminally 111 adult has the constitutional right Csucsslsas may signal for biopsy in African Americans and Aslans. ••• 'Kayhola* surgery-repairing a blo­ cked artery tfirougn a small sin In the cheat while die heart la beanngtar wim with -lets patients recover raster leas pain, an American Heart Association meeting heard So far its been used only for single Mock- Into the protected area necessitated an Inves­ tigation by Ihe Environment .il Protection Agency (EPA). In addition, the Federal Aviation Administra­ tion (FAA) was also conducting an Investiga­ tion Into the crash. Schlegel told Investigators that he couldn't say what had happened with hla plane. McDonough said. He told him he had been pi­ loting planes for 23 years, but saw no prob­ lems with the plane until II suddenly stopped running. the divine couple. Zeus and llcra. Hercules la looking to reclaim hla birthright and alt amongst the gods. In order to do that, he must prove himself heroic not just through his physical super strength, but also through hla heart. Aiding Hercules la hla truaty winged aired. Pegasus. and the ornery Phlebitis --or Phil for short. As with all Disney movies, there Is also love In the air. Hercules falls for a sassy yet suspicious woman named Meg Meg has her own designs on Hercules that Involve reluc­ tantly helping the underworld leader. Hades. And there are other lovable characters thrown into the mix like Hades' bumbling servants. Pain and Panic. And there is this rous­ ing Greek chorus that sings the narration -th ey are led in by Charlton Heston who Intro­ duces the group by saying. *You go girl* Made up of tal­ ented black singers, this ch o ­ rus dors some numbers that bring the house down. One. tn particular. Is where the chorus hacks up Meg who Is singing *1 Won't Say*, when she realizes that she Is falling for Hercules. The screenplay Is written by Hon Clements and John Muskrr (also directors). Hob Shaw. David MrEnery and Irene Mecchl. anil It Is full of great humor and satire. They make Ihe city of Thebes a modern day like m etropolis with big ctly problems. And they take ihe character o f H er­ cules artd turn him Into this marketable cash cow. He Is this ‘ sports hero* with hls own brand o f sandals and hls face on a billboard. Instead of 'A ir Jordan*. ITs ‘ Air Here*. Il la a clever, hilarious poke at how the marketing campaigns for today's sport stars are gro­ tesquely out of hand. There la that naaly word 'marketing* again. That la only a taste of great writing that Is abundant In Hercules. But what would Disney ani­ mation be nowadays without great voices and personalities to bring these characters to life. Moot notable Is James Woods as Hades. Hls Hades Is a short fuse and a fast talker, and Woods happily enjoys playing It up. Also Danny DeVito breathes hls brand of brash humor Into Ihe character o f Phil the satyr. And Susan Egan Is Just right as Meg with loads of attitude. Other celeb­ rities are Tale Donovan (Murder at /COO) as Hercules. Rip Torn (Men *t Block) as Zeus. Bobcat Goldthwalt (Shakes the Clown I as minion New for people with multiple scle­ rosis or cerebral paler * directdelivery pump for baclofen, a drug that eases inappropriate muscletensing mes sages Strong drug la sent directly to the spmaf fluid, so lower doses can be used—with Dry mourn, a side effect of meny medications, may increase the Nhehhood of dental cavtbes. Drink plantjM>f water, and check your medteaOueettons about your medication? Ask the eapert pharmacists at Park PARK AVENUE PHARM ACY 2479 PARK AVE. SOUTH I SANFORD |* 322-1717 For You W e G o Overboard. S oV M lh ! Vtith our aupgib inventory.. ourlNTltcMfv<cg..and our fngndty psopfo — ITs Utfls Wondsr That W att Making Such A Big Splash! 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ISA* I i under the Privacy Amendment of Ihe Florida Constitution lo decide to terminate hls suffering and determine the time and manner of hls death, and In order to accomplish this he has Ihe right lo seek and obtain the assistance of hls physician." The emotionally-charged Issue on whether or not terminally lll-patlcnts can hasten their death and have a doctor assist apparently Is far from over. At times most of the attention has been thrust on Dr. Jack Kevorkian, a Michigan pathologist who has helped more than 40 pa­ tients commit suicide. Jury trials such as the one Thursday In Scbrtng offer ample proof that the Issue Is much closer than some may have thought. Dr. Ernesto Plnzon-Reyes. a Central Floridian, did not commit murder. He was simply a man trying to relieve the pain of a dying man. Not everyone agrees, of course. Theologians such as Cardinal Bernard Law. Chairman o f the U.S. Bishops Committee for Pro-Life Activities, reaffirmed Thursday the moral wisdom o f m ore than 20 centuries recognizing that healers must not be agents of death. Pain. Malt Frewer (Honey. I Shrunk Ihe Kids) as Pain's partner. Panic. David Le Her­ man's Paul ShafTrr as llermea. the merry messenger, and Hal Holbrook (The Firm I as Hercu­ les' earthly father. And you cannot forget the animation which la perfectly balanced between hand drawn and computer. But to call such a wonderful family experience a 'product* Is deflating. Poor ole' Uncle Walt would be turn­ ing over at the utterance of such a thing. So eat your Her•bey's /ferrules candy bars and make sure to get those McDon­ ald's /ferrules Happy Meats, and. If you haven't had enough o f the /ferrules hype, you could see this •Insignificant* enter­ tainment the hype Is based on. Four stars (out of four). F ttU d A C E-. --------------— HARDWARE E v e r y R E G . #11506990 D a y S Si SANFORD 207 E. 2Sh St si-oees ' JLCE HAMDWAMM ACE HARDWARE ACE HARDWARE ACE I i �4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 27. 1997 ifi AadtJ GEORGE PLAGENZ (USPS 491*290) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322 2011 or 831-9903 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh •Bualnaaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*............................919.30 8 Moolha............................839.00 I Year................................ 878.00 Florida Rsskfants must pay 7% aatae tax In addition to rata* i EDITORIAL Magazine recognizes Sanford It always feels good when someone notices you. Sanford, once the gateway to South Florida, had fallen by the wayside In the eyes of many. For years, realtors quietly steered potential homeowners away from the city; schools were left In the dust of newer facilities around the county; businesses "knew better" than to even open their doors In the former boom town that had somewhere along the line gone bust. Not so any more. The occupancy rate In the downtown business district has more than dou­ bled since December. ; Run down houses. In the residential dlstrct are being gobbled up at a rapid rate and renovated Into stylish homes. Residents are at once singing the praises of their hometown and trying to keep the secret quiet from the rest of the world, hoping to have It all to themselves. But the secret Is out. Orlando magazine recently named the downtown Sanford area as one of ithc "communities with character* In icpntra^Flprlda. Is marriage always worth saving? The couple sat next to each other on the couch In the marriage counselor's office. It was the closest they had been In a long time - that Is, If you are measuring proximity In feet and Inches. Speaking tn terms of emotional distance, they were still miles apart. Despite their differences. Florence wanted to stay together as a family. *The children need a Hither around.* she said. Alice w as 7; Scott was 11. Dill took a more hard-headed approach to the w obbly marriage. He w as a businessman whose philosophy was. "When something Isn’t working anymore. It's time to drop It and go on to something else.* In Bill's case, ‘ something else* w as someone else. He had found another love In his life. Does the visit to a marriage counselor bode well for Florence's hopes to keep the family Intact? ’ Rarely does a counselor save a marriage.* says one authority on ’ match repair.* *What saves a marriage. If It's to be saved. Is the willingness of the partners to see a counselor. It means both parties are willing at least to try for a reconciliation.* But Florence wishes their counselor would A J L l Speaking in terms of emotional distance, they were still miles apart. ^ take a stand during their sessions rather than serve as an Impartial mediator who asks questions and then leaves it u p to the couple to solve their own problem. *1 want him to tell Bill tn no uncertain terms that It's wrong for him to walk out on his family.* says Florence. Rarely will a marriage counselor take sides or lecture the parties, but Florence has some expert opinion to back up her position. Dr. David Goodman, a child psychologist who wrote *A Parents' Guide to the Emotional Needs of Children.* was In favor of telling parents considering a divorce. ’Nothing you Berry's World 0 '*•? byNfA. me A N O T H E R K IN D O F C O N T I N E N T A L D R IF T The most pervasive fact to emerge from the study was the enarm enormity o f the grief all the children felt over their parents’ divorce. "They were sad beyond measure. The pain was there, hard and hurting. In every one o f the 131 youngsters.* When the researchers saw the children a year after their parents' divorce, they were dismayed at the number who seemed less Intact than they had been - *a disturbing finding, considering that all the children had been progressing normally at the time of the breakup* JACK ANDERSON £ In other words, ihe C IA concluded, know your partner. ^ S p y gam e h a s changed in the a g e of A ID S The onslaught of AIDS around the globe has put something at a crimp in the style of the world's best spies. Pillow talk can be perilous. Spies risking life and limb for thetr country’s cause usually accept the risks presented by f a n shots other-dangers with o a u a n t t* . and bravest sh n itttA - these off as an acceptable hazard of thetr trade. i A n d.Y<S a r e n ’ t In h a d c q m p a p v e it h e r : Maitland. Downtown Orlando. Spring Lake. College Park. Wlnter.Jferk. Isleworth/Wlndermere. Bay Hlll/Dr. Phil­ lips and Metrowest were also named to the list. We’ve known all along that we've got more to offer than some people were willing to admit. Some went so far as to bad-mouth us in other media. But we knew. People have been finding out and coming here, Investing money and finding success and quiet happiness. And. like the members of an exclusive club, they’ve kept quiet about the treaures we have. Now that the secret's out. though, we should go out there and shout the praises to the world. We've got something special here In Sanford. Cheer the greatness and make everyone aware of how muqh we have to offer. O f course we'd like to keep It to ou r­ selves. but when you have so much to offer. It’s hard to keep It quiet for long. If we don't say something, everyone else will! Sanford Is headed for something great. Let's make sure everyone knows about It. Be proud of Sanford. You have a right to be! can give a divorce-orphaned child can make up to him what he has forever lost. Deep down he knows his parents rejected him despite their assurances that ’ Mommy and Daddy both love you very much.' He knows they did not think enough of him to reconcile their differences and make a marriage - and a home t o him.* What Goodman told parents (or a generation Is confirmed by studies undertaken to And out how divorce really affects children. In one study. 131 children who were felt to be progressing normally - at home and at school - at the time their parents were divorced were examined over the course o f a year. ELLEN GOODMAN Inhale and exhale that thought BOSTON-Now then, before we go rummaging around for the devils In the details, a moment of appreciation for the deal Itself. The fact that the tobacco Industry was forced to belly up to the (nonsmoking) bargaining ta­ ble Is enough to make even a longtime, die­ hard health activist Just a little breathless. Until this summer, the cigarette manufac­ tures had transformed nearly every antismoking vtctory-from a ban on TV ads lo the enforcement o f warning fabcls-lnto tobacco profit. Year after year, a phalanx of straightfaced executives Insisted that smoking didn’t cause cancer, cigarettes weren't addictive, and Joe Camel was a cartoon for grown-ups. Finally the balance was shifted by the sights, sounds and (law| suits o f change. The sight o f tobacco executives lying to Congress, the sound o f whistle-blowers and FDA regula­ tors. the suits by smokers and finally by states looking for Medicaid reimbursement of smok­ ing related Illnesses. All In all. the atmosphere has changed so much that ambitious politicians like Missis­ sippi's Attorney General Michael Moore can make their mark fighting against Die tobacco lobby. Inhale and exhale that thought. A for the deal Itself? Il has some star Hems on the health community's list. In return for protection from potentially ruinous lawsuits, the Industry admits that nicotine Is an addic­ tive health hazard, accepts a ban on the worst marketing and most obnoxious advertising to kids, and forks over 8368 billion over 25 years to compensate for damages. That Is enough to make this agreement his­ toric. But Is It enough to make smoking his­ tory? When all Is said and done, when the presi­ dent and the Congress and the health commu­ nity weigh In. any agreement has to be Judged by whether. In the end, there will be fewer new smokers, especially among children. Right now. Wall Street Is betting on the sur­ vival o f smoking. And when you deal with Big Tobacco. Richard Daynard of the Tobacco Products Liability Project warns. 'You have to assume that every suggestion they make, how­ ever Innocuous, has a fishhook tn It.* So we move on to count the fishhooks, or rather, the devils In the details: * Devil One: The FDA Handcuffs. In the fine print, the agreement limits the FDA's a b il­ ity to regulate nicotine levels. This is the main complaint o f the fearsome twosome, C. Everett Koop and David Kessler. If we really want to deal with the most lethal drug, we need to regulate how much nico­ tine and assorted carcinogens are In a cigarette. • Devil Two: Freedom from Class Action Suits. In the future, anyone who wants to • Is il enough to make smoking history? J take on tobacco Is on his or her own. This makes It more expensive for smokers to sue and easier for tobacco companies to survive. It's a new set of legal rules crafted exclusively for a rogue industry. • Devil Three: Taxpayers Foot the Bill: The money the drug dealers must pay Is tax deductible. That means we all shore Ihe bill for damages. • Devil Four: Nearsighted Look-Back Proce­ dures. In theory, tobacco companies now have an Incentive to cut down the number of underage smokers. The deal builds In a ’ look back* at the numbers. Either the percentage o f young smokers decreases or the companies pay a penalty. But alas, this penalty has a devilish feature: There's a cap on It. It may be more profitable to pay the fine and keep hook Ing customers. • Devil Five: The Devil snd the Deep Blue Overseas Market. There Is nothing In this global agreement that prevents American tobacco companies from making up profits by addicting women and chtldren-the new markets-ln Asia and Eastern Europe. There are o f course other details and other devils even before this foes to the Congress. For the health community, the 8368 billion question Is whether these trade-ofts are better than what antl-smoklng forces could win tn court. Many lifers In the antl-smoklng movement feel torn, the relentless Greg Connolly figures that this package might reduce smoking by as much as 20 percent. That's the good news. But It will keep the companies tn business for the long run. Bad news. On the one hand, he says, we shouldn't rush Into an agreement we'll regret. On the other hand. ‘ We have come too far now to throw tt all away.* The postscript to the pact Is going to be long and raucous. Before this new deal Is a done deal, we've got to dance with the devils. But AIDS has been another mailer altogether. T h ere has been a big change.* one top CIA official confided to our associate Dale Van Alta. ’ Even Russia's most avid female agents are balking at having unprotected sex with a target.* Part o f this has been the march of democracy that has overtaken moat o f the countries with the most servile spies. The KGB's Mata Hart's, once successful at seducing foreign dignitaries. Including Americans, generally don't believe that stealing a trade or technological secret la worth the risk o f AIDS - unless they desperately need a bonus. East Germany once produced gigolos skilled at seducing high-level West German government secretaries and other officials. But reunified German's once-cavalier Casanovas seldom leave home without condoms these days. The CIA la no different. Top CIA officials well know that some o f Its agents still get useful Intelligence Information the oldfashioned way. by bedding thetr targets and listening to them brag. But without the evil empire to combat. It's difficult to Justify ordering an agent to risk a debilitating, deadly disease In order to tease some new secret from the target. In fact, the CIA has done Ihe opposite •• warned Its agents abroad about the hazards o f AIDS. These warnings ore internal, and even classified sometimes. In one such warning we have seen, the CIA's Office of Medical Services (OMS) soothingly reassured Its agents: ’ AIDS Is 100 percent preventable. Scientists who study the transmission of disease point out that the pattern o f HIV dissemination has been well Investigated, and the virus relies entirely on sexual contact, parenteral Infusion, or on perinatal circumstances.* So. the document continued. *whllc an AIDS vaccine or a disease cure Is not yet 8 reality, preventive measures are very effective.* In this message, sent to 1U spy stations around the globe, the CIA offered seven specific warnings designed to protect Its spies. First, they urged. "Do not participate In unprotected vaginal intercourse unless It Is within a stable relationship, otherwise use condoms and spermacide.* In other words, the CIA concluded: ’ Know your partner.* Of course. In the spy game that la the whole Idea - to get to know your partner well. But asking them if they have AIDS doesn't exactly fellow after asking about someone's astrological sign. And It may tend to put a damper on a moment o f opportunity when the foreigner's tongue Is Just being loosened. In a final bit o f Jingoistic patter •• and something of a new mission statement — the CIA's Office o f Medical Services chimed: T h e task ts each of ours to halt the spread o f HIV Infection and AIDS. The warnings are clear and must be widely disseminated/ �IN BRIEF Sumner to perform locally Blood Drive sot LA KE MARY — Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 760 Sun Dr., will be holding a Blood Drive Sunday from S a m. lo 12:30 p.m. The public Is Invited lo contribute. For more Information call the church office at 333-0797. Breakfast sofvod LAKE M ARY — Grace Unitrd Methodist Churvli o f Lake Mary. 499 N. Country Club Rd.. w ill hold a Pancake A Sauaage Breakfast and Rummage Sale on Sat.. July 8 from 8 a m. unlit noon. This la an all-you-can-eat event. For more Informal Ion call the church office at 322-1472. V B 8 scheduled SANFORD — Hickory Ave. Church o f God. 503 Hickory Ave. (Georgetown areal, will hold a Vacation Bible School on Mon.. July 7 through Frtd. July 11 front 6 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. Fun. food, crafts and Bible stories will be featured. Tor more Information call Sister Robin Black at 323-1568. Founders Day SANFORD — Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. 710 Orange Ave,, will he celebrating Its Founder* Day with a Memorial Service on Sun . July 20 at I I a m The Rev. Ben­ jamin Adams o f Rejected Stone Missionary Baptist Church and the congregation will render the service. The public la Invited lo attend. Qospsl Fast SANFORD — An end o f summer Gospel Fesl wilt be held on Sat.. August 16 from |0 a m to 5 p.m. with vendor registration at 8:30 a m. Food, fellowship, gospel entertainment and a different choir each hour will be featured. Non-perishable fond Items and personal hygenlr Items are being requested from all persons atlrndtng this event to benefit •he Williams and Laura d a r k Mission- The day Is t; on sored by New Providence M R Church where the REv. K. Nehru Thomas Is the pastor. The rhurch is located at 700 Arietta St.. Altamonte Springs. For more Information rail the rhurch office at 875-1322. Craft avant sat SANFORD — The [foeras Circle of Upas la Community Presbyterian Church. 101 Upsala Rd., I* planning an Arts and Crmlts Event on Sat.. Nov. I on the rhurrh grounds Trailers and artists are needed lo participate For more Information call 321 -5595 Savalabals SANFORD — Sanford Church o f Chrtsl. 1500 S Park Ave.. it working desperately to save Campbell soup. V-B labels. Prego spaghetti. Prppertdge Farms. Vlaslc and Swanson lahel* to purchase a church van. Members are shon on funds so this alternative method can help provide transportation for youth activities. Ihoae unable to drive, running errands and visiting other rhurrh functions Anyone wishing lo help with this effort please send labels to the church office at the above address si the rip code .12771 or call ih t rhurch offlre at 322-7781. ' Jeannette SttfTry will atm pirk up labels from those desiring to contribute Please contact her at 322-8234 One million labels are necessary so much help la needed to make this goal a reality. Mens Bible study | SANFORD — Each Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sanford Christian l Church Is conducting a Mens Bible study. Presently the study ’ la looking Into the seven steps outlined In Promise Keepers. The study Is open to all men In the area. Call 322-0980 for more Information. The church la located at 730 Upsala Rd. In Sanford. Summer schedule LAKE MARY — Note the new summer schedule for Sunday School and worship services at River Oaks Church. In the Driftwood Village. Adult and children's Sunday School la 9 lo 10 a m. and the worship service begins at 10:30a.m. Nursery Is provided. Young children are dismissed from lire worship service following worship songs, for Children's Church. S A N F O R D — A n e x c itin g musical experience Is coming to Sanford Church o f God. 801 W. 22nd St., on Sunday. June 29 at 6 p.m. Donnie Sumner, a 30 year veteran o f musical per­ formance. weaves to grhter a fast-paced, well-planned, themed format o f Sacred and Gospel repertoire. uttUztng standard, as well as his own original com ­ positions. For 14 years. Sumner’s life focused upon the professional musical stage. The final six years o f his secular careet were spent as a co-performer with, and a personal aid to. the hue Elvis Presley. While pursuing h is c a r e e t In ro c k m u s ic . S u m n e r e v e n t u a l l y fo u n d him self totally dependent upon drugs for his existence. In 1976. having ca p rrien red an em o­ tional collapse, h it world In shambles, consumed by a wish for self-destruction, his life was d r a m a t ic a lly c h a n g e d an d completely rearranged by the transforming power o f God's saving grace. Ilia career has spanned three decades. He has appeared on national television in Elvis on Tour. Elvis’s Aloha from Hawaii. J e r r y L e w is M D T e le t h o n (1973-74-751. Johnny C ash's Flower Out o f Place. P.T.L. • Charlotte. NC. 700 Club-Vtrglnta Brarh. VA. T.B.N.- Santa Ana. CA. 100 Huntley St.- Toronto. Ontario. Canada. He lias performed with the Stamps Quartet for eight years. Elvis Prrsley for six year* and the Grand Ole Opry for one year, Sumner has received a Dove Award In 1969 for Gospel Song of the Year, a Grammy Nomi­ nation in 1970 for Country Song Donnla Sumnar of the Yrar and an SESAC award tn 1970 for Songwriter o f the Houston. TX ; Madston Square Year. Sumner has made appear­ G a rd en s In New Y ork. NY: King's Island In Cincinnati. OH: ances at the A stro d o m r In 4 m s* and King's Dominion In Rich­ mond. VA. Come and enjoy his perfor­ mance. For more information call the church office at 3223942. , -* Job fair a htlp to many Tina Polk and Virginia Polk spaak to Harvey Butler, owner of Power Tap. at a recant Job fa ir at ths S a n fo rd C iv ic Center. The event eas spon­ sored by Men In Action USA Inc. Kathy Kit* assists Butler at the booth that was one of many participating. Cash lo speak SANFORD — Mon.. June 29 will be the return engagement o f Apostle J.L. Cash and Praise. He la the pastor/ overseer of Prstse Center Outreach Ministries of St. Petersburg. This group ministers richly In word and song. Services begin si 7 p.m. at House of Refuge. 1001 Celery Ave. For more Information call 324-4711. Tutoring available SANFORD — Free tutoring In reading and math skills for children, first through fifth grades, will continue during the summer at Allen Chapel AME Church. 1203 Olive Ave. The sessions will take place on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday from 3 lo 4:45 p.m. For more Information call 3 2 16864. Celebrate Sanford Day SANFORD — Men In Action USA Inc. and Christian HELP will sponsor "Celebrate Sanford D ay" on Sat.. June 21 at Ft. Melon Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free food, music, singing. Job leads, business leads and ministry will be offered. Come and show case your business, church or organization to the community. All donations will be used to help aid MIA In the restoration process. A concert o f prayer will also held held. For more Information call 696-4888. Christian Women to meet ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — The Christian Women's Club of Altamonte-Maliland Invites the public to a brunch at Malson & Jardln Restaurant. 420 Wymore Rd.. on Thurs.. July 10 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The cost will be $ 13.50. The day will feature "W eekend Gct-a-ways" with special music and speaker. Brunch reservations must be made by Sun.. July 6 by calling Jean Griffin at 423-9427 or Tummy Campbell at 293-8453. Pastor speaks of ancient-future thinking SANFORD — Our congregation Is made up-of 60.70 and 80 year olds and we also have BabyBoomers and some Generation Xers. How can wc create wor­ ship services lhal reach all ages? I t 's c a lle d A n cien t-F u tu re Thinking. It's about combining the o ld -fa s h io n e d w ith the new-fangled. It's preaching that remembers the past while Im­ agining the future. It meuns putting together traditions o f the past and the new contemporary. It's not always easy to do in our worship service. There Is a new openess to the past as we race toward the future. We get our soft drinks In high-tech plastic bottles, but wc brought back the c la ss ic cu rve s o f Coca-Cola. We have digital cameras that capture life-like colors, while black and white photography is making a come back. W e're sensing a longing for the old and familiar even as time rushes on. W e Just can't come to grips with what It means to be living on a threshold o f a new m il­ lennium. That's why we need A ncient-Fu tu re w orship scr- day. All generations need to be more tolerant of one another. W e need to be tolerant o f one another's music as well as one another’ s concerns for what speaks to them whether It be meditative music for the older group or cclebrallve music for Rsv. Bruce S cott vices. Worship services that Is filled with old-new thinking. Services that rc-approprlaics the traditional Into the contem ­ porary. services that mingles the old-fashion ed w ith the new fanglcd. W e arc try in g to have a blended w orship service. A worship service that speaks to the baby-boomers and young adults os well as to the older members o f our congregation and that is a real challenge to- Let us know The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that arc available to the general public. Wc.d like to have the Information for your announcement at least a week tn advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event Is taking place. Be sure to tnclude your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. "fyt tfou, 6 lab , a*&(kidbj» m e, m y y la y , a ib tk e l i f t * m y h e a d ." PSALM 3:3 the younger group. This is the challenge that is before us today. Never before has there been such a chasm between generations In what meets their needs. Let us be open tn the past as we race toward the future o f a new cen­ tury with an old-new church. 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Thank* to Sanford Mayor Larry Dale, the San­ ford Rrrrratlon Department and I'm surr many, many other*, the youth all star tram * from San­ ford will bring Introduced to the (ana between gjrnr*. also between gam e* Jackie Robinson will be honored on the SOth anniversary o f hkt major league debut The event will not only be a night of recognition but a fundraiser as well: two dollar* from every ticket will go to the Negro la-ague Itaseball Retirement Fund, and another two dollar* from every ticket will go directly to the Sanford Youth ILtM-ball program sponsored by the City. Tills ta also a good time In thank different cor(Mirations and Individuals in the Sanford area who have purchased enough ticket* to send all of the All-Star* to Daytona free o f charge There are also some extra tickets for other player* who wish to attend. Any kid who shows up at the San Ion! City Hall In uniform will be given a ticket to the game. The SKD la also supplying two buses to transport those to the game who do not have another way. Anyone else who want to attend ran purchase a tickets for M each and ran be pun hoard at the Sanford Downtown Recreation Center (.130-5687) In the Lower Level o f Sanford City Hall on North Park Avenue. Call the Recreation Department at 330-5687 for more Information and time of departure. T h is la also • good tint* to pay thanks lo the coaches who have donated their lime and energy, and probably a few bucks too. to the kids thin spring and summer. It Is not easy to do. but these people do It because they love children and they love the game of baseball. S e a ttle 's lose Is Sanford s gain. While I am nol happy to see Ken Griffey Jr. gel hurt because he Is exciting lo watch and Is having an amazing season. I’m glad that Ro^ Durey Is gelling a chance to play. The former Seminole Community College star has been kicking around the major* for the last few years He was going to be the starting right fielder for the Toronto Blue Jays a few years ago but got hurt and nver got another opportunity. He went to Texas and played some, but I had nol heard much about him lately. Hut he has resurfaced this season and has been playing well as a back-up In Ihe crowded, starsiudded Mariner* outfield. Congratulations Rob. Good b y * s a d good la ck . It was good to see Brian Hill get another opportunity lo coach In the National Basketball Association. While I am still not convinced on how good a coach he Is. he Is a super nice person and works very hard I hope lie gets a chance lo prove he Is a good coach as he takes on a tough job In Van­ couver. who only won 19 games this past season. The loss o f Hill also probably means that Richie Adubato will be heading to Canada as well. I'm very glad for Richie because he kind o f got short-changed by the Magic in the coaching change. Adubato la a good assistant coach and he should be In the ''m ajors." S A N FO R D — A n o th e r day. " >r the Sanford Sports In Ihe Sanford Recj Department Senior Babe Ruth Baseball League. Tu g Daniels arattered three hit* and helped his own cause with two hits, two run* scored and an RBI ] Mike Robinson. Joe Watson and Joe Perry combined to drive In right more runs a* the Pirates whipped Ihe Sanford Yankee* 11-3. The senior* will wrap up their regular season with a scrimmage gam e betw een the |6-year-old All-Star team and the IR-and-Under All-Star tram * next Tuesday at S 43 p m at Zlnn Berk Field. The 16-year-old squad will then lake on a combined tram of Babe Ruth roar he* and Sanford Recreaiton Department em ployee* in a fund raising Bar B-Que/rxhlbltlon game next Thursday The Bar-BUur will start at 5 p m with Ihe starting around 6 p m Money this game will help send Ihe S a a lo r*. P a g * 2 1 nasriiM . vsasitti Tha Sanford Spcrtt Image Pirate* battery of cat­ cher Justin Enckson (left) and pitcher Tug Daniel* combined lo go three for-sli with a double, three run* scorad and on* RBI to h*lp lead Iha Bucs past th* Sm ford Yankees 11-3 In Samor Bab* Ruth Baseball League action at Zlnn Beck Field Thursday evening ••••s- l l l *•» «n «• - u * i ______ ___ _________ — »* Nt<n l a . **" • «'«•••• «• tiwssee >e ***’ **"** Molle saves Beer: 30 Pram Staff Reperte LAKE MARY Bretl Mollr s Ihrre-run inslde-ihe-park home run rapped a five-run Inning as Beer:30 rallied lo outalug Seagate Software 16-14 lo remain undefeated In Ihe City o f Lake Mary Department of Parka and Recreation Men's Spring Friday Nlghl Slowpltch Softball League al thr Lake Mary Sports Complex. Beer:30 look a 5-0 lead In Ihe top of the first Inning, bul Seagate Software with three runs In Ihe bottom of thr first Inning and four nins In Ihe second Inning to take a 7-5 advantage. Becr:30 regained Ihe Irud with Its second flve-run Inning of Ihe game In the lop of the third. Bul Seagate Software answered with three run* In ihe bottom o f Ihe third Inning (o lie the game at 10-10. then look a 13-10 lead with three more runs In the fourth Inn­ ing. The score stayed 13-10 until the sixth Inning. Winning pitcher Blake See Softball. Page 3 B **•*»'• WlMn Brett Molls (right) had three hits, including a from behind to defeat Seagate Software 13-14 in City of game-winning three-run home run In the sixth Inning, Lake Mary Friday Night Slowpltch Softball League scored four runs and drove In four as Beer30 came action at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Rogers does it again at New Smyrna Special to the Horald SAMSULA - It felt so good. David Rogers decided to do It again. For the second consecutive Saturday night the Orlando pilot pulled ofT a rare double-double at New Smyrna Speedway as the many-tlme FASCAR champion, who is also a former NASCAR National Late Model Champion, won both the Late Model and Modified feature's. Rogers dodged the raindrops as he bested the Late Model field. Trailing the winner to the checkers were Ronnie Roach. Jeff Emery. Mike Kubanek and Jared Allison. A big thank you has to go out to the fans, as they stayed through the rough weather and were there to cheer for the racers that put on the show....true "die-hard" race fans for sure. Rogers collected the Florida/ IMCA Modified feature over class points leader Bobby Blake, with Randy Heckcr coming home third In his U-Pull It Speedway Auto Parts No. 96. Completing the top five were Tim Laurent and Joe Middleton. Osteen's Bobby Scar* returned to the winners' circle In the Lim ited Late Models over a hard-charging Chris Lawrence, Jason Boyd. Jim Sharp and Eddie Rice. The Bombers finale saw a new winner In victory lane as Bobby Owens came home first over JcfT W righ t. Mike Peppier. Mark Scherer and Charles Fry. T h e Sportsm an class saw Bobby Gonzalez win for the second straight week over Tom Lowe. Kathy Gainey came home third for her third consecutive top three finish ahead o f GLen Wilson and Bill Loomis. B ob D o x le m a d e It fo u r straight In the Mint-Stocks with Ted Vulplus. Conrad Grenier. B ria n V a n a ls tln e a n d V ic V o n la ck er fin is h in g secon d through fifth. Mike Hoislngton moved up one spot from last week to claim a win In the Run-A-Bouts. with Chip Chapman. Gary Higdon. Jim m y Cross and Mark Roberts follow ing the winner to Ihe stripe. The TBARA (Tampa Bay Area R a c in g A s s o c ia t io n ) o p e n ­ wheeled winged sprints took to the asphalt for a 25-Lap Feature and Larry Tyler put his mount on the pole and led every lap o f the rain ed-shortened even t. W illie S tau ffer took second ahead o f two-time champion Joe Melnlck with Keith Butler and th e l e g e n d a r y W a y n e Reutlmann rounding out the top five. This Saturday night will be an extra special night at the W m lle high banked oval as the Amer­ ican Race Trucks and Dwarf Race Cars will make an ap­ pearance. as well as the 50-Lap Late Model End o f the Month Championship feature. Along with those special events the Lim ited Late Models. Sport­ smen. Mlnl-Stocka. Bombers and Run-A-Bouts. a very special race program Indeed. Gates open at 6 p.m. and rac­ ing starts at 7 p.m . ev ery Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedw ay, located 10 m iles south o f Daytona between 1-4 (Exit 56 east) and 1-95 (Exit 84 west), 4.5 miles west of New G S e e A u to R acing. Page 2B Din 5 6 WINGS Q dtowirtVcaxJD ©rtOQ < 2 »(F s 19.97 • Tiu Includes 25 Celery Slicks & 6 oz. Blue Cheese HAPPY HOUR MocvFrl. 4 pm to 7 pm 754 Draft»<1.50 Longtwcka > 25c Wings»2 for 1 Appetizer r/W % rUmOf* @ »U u ' ffazJW JWg/ 1566 S. FR ENCH AVE., S A N F O R D W IN N DIXIE M A R K E TPLAC E 330-1275 E S ie W M O iD U B U M E * * * FOR TH E B E S T COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY ir- ' • • } �*■ - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 27, 1997 • k »* . . - - t t t ; WHAT’S HAPPENING TO D A Y Auto Racing Recreation Softball Youth Baseball Recreation Softball □ U S S S A Girls F aslp ltch 18-and-Undsr, 16* and-Under, 14-and-Under and 12-and-Under Na* □ Baba Ruth Baaaball A t m 10-and-Undar T ow ­ nsman! al Ovtodo, TBA. □ L o w f w oad AB W ars I n ____________ ________ Area Bambino Major A Toumamont al Wlntar □ S a n fo r d R a e ro a llo n D s p aartm rtn ant S p rin g Church Softball Laagua a! Chaao POST S E A S O N T O U R N A M E N T * D alton a Trinity Aaasmbly of Qod-Majaaty vs. Sanford Now Bathsl, 9 am .; Sanford Los Bamarltano vs. Sanford First Church of tha Naurana, 10 am .; CHAMPIONSHIP Q AME 'B a m . winner vs. 10 am . winner, 11 am . □ U S S S A Olrts Faslpltch H and Under, 18and-Undsr, 14-and-Undsr and 12-and-Undor Na­ tional Invitational Toumamont at Wall Dlanay World's Wldo World of Sports Sotbstl Complex, TBA. □ FASCAR at Orlando SpaadWorid, 8 p.m. tiorvai Professional Baseball World's Wide World of Sports Solbell Complex, TBA. □ C ity of Lake Mary Department of Farits and □ G u ll Coast RoofcJa Laagua at Wait Dlanay World's Wida World of Sports Baseball Complex. TBA n. Orlando i o u v f tm iiv tv v n w m D ttn t| n e cn iu o n w tn s rnaay nigni opnng orowpticn Softball League at Laka Mary Sports Complex. Sanford Paint and Body vs. Bser30, 7 p.m.; BeerSO vs. Ssagate Software. 8 p.m. College Tennis Rays at Youth Baseball □ Babe Ruth Baseball Area 10-and-Under Tour* nament at Oviedo. TBA. □ longw ood All-Stars In Babe Ruth Baseball Area Bambino Major A Tournament at Winter Haven, TBA. □ Altamonte Springe All*Stars In Babe Ruth Baseball Prep-13 Tournament at Winter Springs. TBA. Recreation Basketball □Sanford Recreation Department Adult Spring Church B ask etball L e a g u e at Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum. Sanford Northland Community Church vs. All Soula Catholic Church ol Sanford, 7 p.m.; First Baptist Church of Sanford vs. San* ford First Church of the Nazarene, 8 p.m. Arena Football League □Tam pa Bay Storm vs. Orlando Predators Orlando Arena, 7:30 p.m. * Amateur Gymnastics □ USTA7AAU (Amataur Athletic Union) Tram* potln# and Tumbling National Championships at Walt Dlanay W orld's Wide World ot Sports Fitldhouse, 8 a.m. Professional Softball □ W om an’s P ro fa sslo n a l F aslp ltch Laagua. Orlando W shoos at Tampa Bay Fire 8tlx, 7 p.m. □ C o lle g e Tennis Coachaa of America Clinic at Wait Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex. TBA Amateur Track □ AAU (A m a te u r n lV v v Ilu U T ) TI rTaI C nK k A t h le tic aauS RITQ U n io n ) F lo r id a rfw fO Awk nuim l DapLisu m lllllV p S Welt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Track and F W d Complex. 1 p.m. Auto Racing □ FASCAR at New Smyrna Spasdway, 7 p.m. R A IN A T SPEEDW ORJLD BITHLO — Orlando SpeedWorld turned into a lake last Friday night, forcing a post­ ponement of an appearance by the TBARA (Tampa Bay Area R a c in g A s s o c ia t io n ) o p e n wheeled winged sprints and the regular full card o f Late Models. Lim ited Late Models. Sport­ smen, Mini-Stocks, Bombers. Run-A-Bouts and 4-C yllnder Bombers. Tonight will be a special night □ G u ll Coeat Rookie League at Walt World's Wide World of Sports Baseball Complex. TBA Florida State League □ J A C K IE R O B IN S O N T 8 A N F O R D Y O U T H BASEBALL NIOHT at Jackie Roblneon Daytona Beech. Doubleheader, Kissimmee Cobrae vs. Daytona Beach Cubs, 030 p.m. Amateur Gymnastics □ USTATAAU (Amataur AtMette Unton) Tr pollne and Tumbling National ChamptoneMpa at W all Olanay W orld's W ldo World o f Sports i, 10am . at the East O range County speedplant as the Am erican Race Trucks and Dwarf Race Cars will make an appearance, as well as the 50-Lap Late Model End o f the Month Championship feature. Along with those special events the Limited Late Models. S p o r ts m e n . M ln l- S to c k s . Bombers. Run-A-Bouts and 4Cyllnder Bombers will also run. making It a very full race pro­ gram. Gates open at 6 p.m. with racing starting at 8 p.m. every F r i d a y n ig h t a t O r la n d o SpeedWorld. which Is located 17 miles east o f Orlando, between Titusville and Orlando at (he 520 Cocoa cut-off. Adults ad­ mission Is 815 with kids 11- Juice II headed for National championships By JE F F BERUNICKE Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ Anthony DiFazio and Christian Rosado o f Lake Mary are among 14 county kids headed for Min­ nesota for the AAU national baseball championship. The pair plays for the 12and-under Chet Lemon Juice II squad that plays out o f the Lake Mary Sports Complex and earned their trip with a win In the state baseball championship at Lakeland. Now. the Juice is preparing far the trip lo Minnesota In August. The Jutce entered the Lakeland ^tournam ent after winning the AAU Spring Sea­ son with a record o f 18-2 and outscored opponents 65-10 i. Professional Roller Hockey □ RoHor Hoekay Intarnations! (RHI). N tw Jarsay Rockin’ Rollart vs. Orlando Jackals at Orlando Arana, 7 p.m. Profeeelonal Softball , IN BRIEF Professional Baseball Auto Racing 4 Raya at S A TU R D A Y Murray and Joe Ferpes singled and Kyle Brubaker walked to load the bases with one out and Kenny Me Keefer singled In two runs to cut the lead to 13*12. Molle then followed with his base-clearing blast and Beer:30 was up 16*13. Seagate Software got one run back in the bottom o f the sixth Inning. Matt Fairbanks singled, bUt“ Aftfcr A ft' out. Drew Coulter forced Fairbanks jit second, W alt Luna and Mike .. ffam ai tomato BBTI La W ? n » W fc 't it t U c k ilh'glek.'wtth Doing uJeTdamage for Seagate Software were Bruce Hernandez (triple, double, two runs). Mike Seagate Software would get m the nekt batter Ivanov (three singles, run. RBI). Mike La Peters ftew out to end the game. (three singles, two RBI). Tim Sheets (triple, double, run, four RBI). Matt Fairbanks (double, Th e second game o f the doubleheader was single, three runs, two RBI) and Walt Luna (two rained out and will be made up on JUly 29th. singles, two runs, three RBI). Beer:30 Is now a perfect 5-0. while Seagate Also contributing were. Drew Coulter (single, Software Is 2-3 and Sanford Paint and Body is two runs. RBI). Dan Lopiccolo (single, run) and 0-4. Rick Boza and Nathan Spells (one run scored Tonight at the Lake Mary Sports Comnplex. :h). Becr.llO plays the doubleheader against Sanford Smyrna Beach at the com er o f Highways 415 and 44. Adult adm ission is 815 w ith kids 11-and-Under free with a paying adult. □ Chattanooga Lookouts vs. Orlando Tlnkar FW d, 7:05 p.m. □ W o m an 's F ro ftsa lo n a l Faatplteh Laagua. Orlando W shoos at Tampa Bay Fir* Stlx, 7 p.m. Paint and Hotly at 7 p.m. and Seagate Software at 8p.m . Pow ering Beer:30 were Kurk Allen (four singles, run. RBI). Brett Molle (home run. double, single, three runs, four KBII. Blake Murray (three singles, three runs). Kenny McKeever (double, single, two runs, three RBI). Joe DiBartolo (two singles, two runs, two RBI) and Kyle Brubaker (two singles, two runs, RBI). Other hitters were Vic DtBartolo (single, two runs. RBU. Anthony Barronc (single, run) and Joe C o n tin u ed fro m P a g e I B riAlfam onfa Spring* All-Star* In B a b* Ruth BasabaM Frap-13 Toumamont at Wtntor Springs, TBA. fl; Softball C ontinu ed fro m P n f e I B M b y tin T B A Southern League Baseball Southern League Baseball □ Chattanooga Lookouts Tinker Field. 7 0S p.m. in v iifliv o fiM during the championship tournament. DIFazlo and Rosado made key contribu­ tions from the mound. Another key Lake Mary resident, Tom King teamed with Marquez Smith to lead the Juice defense and other key players included Bo W il­ liams. Aeden McQuearyEnnis, Marcus Lemon. Kev'n Overstreet. Chris Rauschcr. Dustin Abel, Matt Bowling. Alex MUlan. Cory Wells and Jason Lief. Rosado even chipped In an Inside- the park homer to provide the team's leading offensive threat. Chet Lepton, a 10-year vet­ eran o f the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox, manages the team and is assisted by Dennis Harney and Chester Leinon. Jr. and-Under free with a paying adult. TEST AND TUNS O R L A N D O — O r la n d o SpeedWorld holds a Test and Tune session every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The coat la 820 for each car and Includes the driver and two crewmen - PITS ONLY. For race Information, call (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (004) 427-4129 (New Smyrna). SANFORD — ThU Saturday night. June 28. the Daytona Beach Cubs will pUy (he Kissimmee Cobnut In a Florida State League doubleheader at Jackie Robinson Ballpark In Daytona Beach. ThU will be a special night as It will be Jackie Robtnaon/Sanford Youth Baseball Night. Between games Jackie Robinson will be honored on the 50th anniversary o f h u major league debut, as well as various youth all-star teams from Sanford being introduced lo the fans. T h e event will not only be a night of rec­ ognition. but a fundraiser as well: (wo dollars from every ticket will go to the Negro League Baseball Retirement Fund, and another two dollars from every ticket will go directly to the Sanford Youth Baseball program sponsored by IheCity. Corporations and Individuals in the Sanford area are being asked lo help by purchasing a block o f tickets to cither use themselves or can be d o n ated to th e S an ford R ecreation Department to send the youth players to Daytona to enjoy a profesaional game. Tickets are 84 each 4Uid can be purchased at the Sanford Downtown Rrcreatlon Center (3305697) In the Lower Level of Sanford City Hall on North Park Avenue. The SRD will also have a couple o f buses avalUble to transport the pUyere who do not have another way to reach the doubleheader Call the Recreation Deportment (or more Information and time o f drpaH w t. ' Jackals at home ORLANDO — The Orlando Jackals o f the Roller Hockey International (RHII League will boat ihe New Jersey Rockin' Hollers tomorrow night at the OrUndo Arena. The first 2.000 fans through the turnstiles will receive a free Gatorade bottle and there will be a T-ball Home Run hitting contest during halftime. Gates open at 6 p.m. with the game set for a 7 p.m. start. Fireworks at Tinker Field ORLANDO - The Orlando Rays will be featuring a Fireworks Extravaganza on Friday. July 4. following the game with the Mobile Bay Bears al 7 p.m at Tinker Field. Tlhs U the second straight year that Orlando will entertain the fans with a fireworks dUpUy to celebrate out nation's Independence. Fans can purchase tickets for the July 4 game by visiting the O-Rays tickets office located at Tinker Field or by calling (407) 649-RAYS. N S A Church State tourney ! I I I M i k ) « i 4 4 W , I ( M l J * r « l A J I lw n L IM IT ( 0 L A T I M O O IL - I I*) Bctfrr W l 1. (All Clvi* I m x k i . 1. 1*1) I w n Bo, J A (Ml Jim Slurp. X IU I £ * M Rica F L O R IO A / IM C A M O O I F I I D — I. ( I l l DfevMJ Ropart. I (H i Bottr, Slaka. X (M l R an* HacAar. A (I I I Tim Laoranf, X ITU J ob Mjddl#lcn 1 FO R TIM A N - I ( J i t Bobby Canialau X (M l Tam Lava. X (ITX I Rally Camay: A (41 Clan Million, X (141 Bill Laomla m i n i ITOCK — I . O I ask OaaM; L (T il Tad VuWua: X 1*11 Conrad Granlar. A (M l Brian Vanalaima: X (II Vic Vanlackar. BOM 11R - I IJtl Safety O n m , 1 (M l Jail WflgM; X IBM MMa PappMr. A It) Mark Scharar, X 111 Charm* Fry S U N A B O U T — I (M l Mika HoMing'a" 1 (II CM* Chapman. X III Carp Higdon. A (141 Jimmy Croat. X (M l Mark Rafeart*. T B A R A W I N O I D X F X I N T t — I. ( f t ) Larry Tylar; X (4BI WllMa llaultar: X (4t) Jot MafcVck. A (M l Kalih Buttar, X (H I Wayna Raullmarm. □ Cottage Tennis Coach** of America Cltnte al Wall Disney World's Wldo World ot Sports Tennis Complex, TBA Amateur Track □ A A U (A m a t e u r A lh le t le U n io n ) F lo rid a Association Track and F W d ChamptoneMpa at Walt Disney World's Wldo World of Ipo rls Track and Field Complex. 9:30 am . League this summer. The league will play on Monday night's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. 550 Rantoul Lane. Any interested trams, players, coaches or umpires should call (407) 324-3097 for more Information. Senford All-Stars in Daytona NSW SMVSNA f M ID W A Y SATURDAY. J U N Iil LATX MOO 11 - I ( I I I Ra«*n. X (14) RomM Rh U i . X (111 M l (i M r y ; A College Tennis PALATKA T h e N a tio n a l S o ftb a ll Association (NSA) will hold a State Softball Championship for Church Competitive and Recreational division (cams on June 27-28 In Palatka at Triangle Park. Entry fee will be 8200 per team with a sanction fee of 820. For Information contact Richard Goodwin at (904) 328-9382 or Barry Williams al (904| 325-4942. W om en’s fastpitch softball LAKE MARY — The City o f Lake Mary. Department o f Parks and Recreation will be starting an Adult Wom en's Fastpitch Softball Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary LAKE MARY - The Georgia Stale Unlver ally Wrestling Camp al Lake Mary High School will feature Ihe slaff from GSU. Ihe only NCAA Division I wrestling program In the deep south, boating a wrestling camp on July 21-23 Coat ta 8110 and If you are thinking about wrestling In college this will definitely be a camp you will be Interested In. For more Information, rail Sieve K a li al 320-9699 and leave a message on hia voice mail and he will return Ihe call. European Basketball Tour SANFORD — Any high arhool age girl basketball player who has the recommenda­ tion of her coach ta eligible lor this annual summer lour of various cltlra In Europe by Tram USA. The tour la educational and cultural as well as an opportunity to display an athlete's basketball skill al a very high level. The (earn wlU leave In lair July and return In mid-August T h e team will play In Ihe Delphtne Cup In Finland 1200 teams from all over Ihe world) and one or two other rontriea In Ihe post the tram has played In England. Denmark. Sweden. Estonia. Russia. Belgium and France and Is this year talking to Poland. The coat la approximately 82.000 and in eludes transportation, uniform*, warm-up*, travel bogs and food allowance while traveling. For more Information (the tram ta looking for coaches to go on Ihe trip too), call Ken Patrick at 328-2092 (ofTire) or 333-2070 (home). Tennis Camps offered LONGWOOD - Sabal Point Country Club In L on g w ood Is hom e o f T en n is Tech Academy. Tennis Tech Is ottering a Junior Tennis and Swim Camp through July 25lh from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, for players starting at 6 years of age. The eight one week sessions offer* tennis Instruction from 9 a.m. lo 11 a.m., lunch from 11 a.m. to noon (lunch not provided): gam** and Tnatch play from noon until 1 30 p.m.: and swimming from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is 8165 per session (or non­ members 185.50 per hour (or a professional Instructed tennis camp). Sabal Point also offeres three age level cam ps In its A fter School Tennis Tech Academy. LITTLE PEOPLE TECH. Introducing tennis Ihe "T e c h ” way...for beginners learn and experience the sport of a lifetime, emphasizing stroke production and ball control. Typical ages: 6 to 9. Offered Monday through Friday from 3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. al a cost of 88 per day, JUNIOR DEVELOPM ENT TECH Programs are designed for players targeting a com­ petitive edge In both mental and physical aspects o f their game. Typical ages: 9 (o 12. Offered Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. (o 6 p.m. at a cost of 810 per day. TENNIS TECH ACADEMY. Players seeking to play tournament tennis or a position on their high school tennis team should train In Ihe academy. Typical ages: 10 and Up. Otfered Monday through Friday from 4.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at a cost of812pcrday. T o sign up or for more Information call (407) 788 0590. Seniors Continued from Page I B Brian Porter. / Nick Erickson led oil the second Inning for All-Star teams to the State Tournament In the Pirates with a double and scored on a Ocala the weekend o f July 11th. single by Daniels, who came around to score “ • The Yankees actually led In this game as Terrell Hunt led off the game with a walk *on a stolen base, a wild pitch and an error ’ . came around _ i Pirates and to score on n a .tni»n stolen, a , The " .. . . .added . . . another _run to „ „ their . _ lead In the third Inning as Ben Wlcgert ■passed ball and a wild pitch. walked, stole second, moved to third on a ' But that lead was short lived as the ground out and scored on a sacrifice fly by Pirates came back with four runs In the Perry. bottom o f the first Inning. With one out. The Yankees' final run came In the fourth Justin Erickson doubled and scored on Mike Inning. Brian Porter walked an later scored Robinson's home run. Barry Porter reached on an error, moved to second on a wild pitch on a single by Donlu Harper. and advanced lo third on a single by Joe *• The Pirates closed out the scoring In the bottom o f the fourth Inning with four more Watson. Joe Perry then ripped a two-run runs. Daniels walked and eventually scored single to complete (he first inning scoring. o n a wild pitch. Robinson doubled and * The Yankees got a run back in the top of Wclgcrt walked before both scored on a the second inning as Nathaniel Cline walked triple by Watson, who then scored on a and stole second and scored on a single by double by Perry. Providing the Pirates' offense were Mike Robinson (one home run. one double, two runs scored, two RBI). Joe Watson (one triple, one single, two runs scored, (wo RBI). Joe Perry (one double, one single, four RBI) and Tug Daniels (two singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Also contributing were Justin Erickson jind Nick Erickson (one double and one run keored each). Ben Weigert Itwo runs scored) and Barry Porter (one run scored). In ad­ dition to giving up the three hits, Daniels also struck out six and walked seven. Doing the hitting for the Yankees were Brian Porter (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Donta Harper (one single, one RBI). Monte Stokes (one single) and Terrell Hunt and Nathaniel Cline (one run scored each). �Sanford Harakf, Sanford. Florida - Friday, June 27, tW7 - People CALENDAR ' * * W 8l Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida Blood lkirik In asking donora or all types of blood — especially O-lype donora — to donate at Ita Sanford branch. ISO? E. Second SI. For Information, can 322-0833. TO P S meets Monday morning SANFORD - TOPS (Take o ff Pound* Sensibly) Chapter »G21 meet a every Monday at (he Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S. Park Avr.. Sanford. Nolc new houra: Weigh-In la from 11 to 11:30 a.m.. and the mrctlnK la from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. For Information, cull 322-3130or 324-5541, Sanford Rotarians to meet SANFORD — Rotary Club of Sanford meet* every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel Activities for seniors Lakr Mary .Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Wondcarvers. from 0:30 In 11:30 u m.: Game*, from I to 3 p.m.. at the Prank Evans Center. I5HN Country* Club Road. Employment opportunities for seniors SANFORD — An employment program sponsored by AAR P Senior Community Service Employment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard Armory. 015 E. First St.. Monday through Friday Interview hour* are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telepliotir: 324 ROIJH The program n w w » senior*. 55 and over, to return to the work place Cancer support group meets Support. I lope and Recovery. S I I A.R., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p in at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining mom Tin* tv a self help support group for all runrer aurvlvnra whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324 8737 or 322 7785 for more information. Contract bridge Bridge plaverv are invited to play ran tract bridge avery Monday, at 10 30 a in . at ihr Hanford Senior ('enter. For In­ formation. call 322 41328 Help for gamblers offered Gambler* Anonymous and Gain Anon for family and friends, meet srpunilrly Monday and Friday (non-smokenl at 7:30 p m . Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake A vr.. Maitland For more Information, call 23(1 9206. Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday Narcotic* Anonvmou* inert* Monday at 8 p m. at the Presbyterian llm iv- nl Goodwill. 317 Oak A ve,. Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous meets Tuesday SANFORD — Overralrr* Anonymous meets every Tuesday, at IO a m In Parish Hall Whllnrr Lounge of Holy Cross Episcopal Church In Sanlord The meetings last about an hour. There are no due* uor Ire* The only requirement lo attend la the desire to slop eating compulsively Learn to play shuffleboard The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club practise* every Tuesday and Finlay starting a I p.m.. and plays Inter-city toum am rnt* every Wednesday. Those interested tn playing, teaming to plav or Joining the du b m ay call R u m Kliner. 322-7751. (or informal luu Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday litim 1130 a m. lo noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gal tier* at the Like Marv Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make lathy clothe*, and Item* for nursing homes ,ia well a* Item* for the Christmas Store. The Items made by the club are donated to prm n le babies, nursing home resi­ dent* and gill* for the animal Christina* store. Activities lor seniors L ik e Marv Seniors Invite anyone 55 year* or older to join them In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art, Irum 9 a.m. to noon, at the Frank Evan* Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford l.uni* Club meet* every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 322-75-14. The emrinmnlty I* asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for its sight program Bridge club to meet, play Sunfurd Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwanls Club of Casselberry meets Klwanls Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.in., at Denney's on 438 In Casselberry. For Information, call 831-8545. 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 arc welcome. Fur Information, coll 322-2353 or 322-8101. New Al-Anon group A new AI-Anon group has started at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Road. Sanford, every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. For Information, page Sissy at 317-5615. Al-Anon group meets In Sanford If you are troubled by the alcoholism o f a friend or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won, an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. u self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. Take off pounds sensibly Members o f Take Off rounds Sensibly, TOPS. Invite the public lo Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. Toastmasters meet Seminole Community College (SCC1 Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information. Fair Credit Reporting Act Congress passes long- needed reform After more than four years of frustration. Congress finally passed some lo n g' needed amendments to the Pair Credit Reporting act (PCRA). Changed Include credit reporting and the credit Ole correction process as well as new lasra aimed at protecting consum ers from those socalled ’credit repair doctors.' Some of the proposals, such aa the uniform coat of credit reports to be set at S3 each did not become law, Instead the coat remains at M a report. The usual way* (credit denlalal of obtaining a copy of a report at no coat remain and a few new twteta were added for Instance, if you were the victim of fraud, on srelfare. or out of work and looking, your credit report srtll be free. Moat credit reporting agencies |CRA| are already in compliance with many of the new law's requirements. The Iasi's new shift o f the burden of proof, from the consumer to the agencies and their clients, should ensure greater accuracy o f credit reports in the future. You must be told If Information In your Me has been used against you Anyone who uses information law. This la to happen within five days from when the CRA concludes the investigation. If you dispute an item to a k FOCUS creditor who reports to a CRA. the creditor must then report to the CRA a notice o f your BARBARA dispute. If a correction Is made. It la S iiL L H U G H E S / W t • to be shared with the other GREGG I major reporting agencies. It now will be unlawftil for anyone to knowingly provide Information to credit bureaus from the CRA to take action that they "know or against you-such aa denying consciously avoid knowing* la an application for credit. Inaccurate. Insurance or employment* If mistakes are brought to must give you the name, their attention, creditors or address, and the phone other furnishers of lu m b e r of the CRA that you Information must promptly provided the report. investigate and then send If a mistake is reported, the corrections to all major bureaus will generally have bureaus and others they thirty days to investigate and originally reported Inaccurate respond. Any relevant Information. Once deleted, the documentation the consumer bureaus sron't be able to put •ends lo the bureau with their misinformation ftack on the complaint will be supplied by credit report. UNLESS the Ihe bureau to the company creditor originally supplying that originally reported the the Information certifies In disputed information The writing that the information la CRA la supposed to provide Indeed correct. Should that consumers with written occur, the bureaus will results of the Investigation provide the name, address with a corrected copy of the and phone number of the credit report (if app licable) company and also and also provide to consumers instructions for adding the a list of rights under the credit 100 word customer statement r fc* i to credit Me. Employers must get written permission to look at an em ployee’a or prospective employee’s credit (lie. Should an employer decided not to hire or demote because o f credit Me Information, they must provide a copy of the report first and spell out consumer credit rights. When a consumer cloaca and account, creditors must notify the bureaus and they tn turn must report the account was closed at the customer's request. Inquiries must now Include (in plain Engllah) the foil trade name o f anyone who's requested a copy o f the credit report In the past year (two years for employer Inquiries) and consumers srtll be able to get an address an d telephone number from the bureaus. Charge-offs may be lu ted for seven years after they have been reported to the bureaus under current law and If they are not promptly reported, they con affect credit reports for many more years, so effective January 1000. these aceounU can only appear on credit Mea for Seven and a half years AFTER the payment should have been made. Why do we choose our partners? Last week we heard from a woman whose two daughters had married men who re­ minded her a lot of her exhusband. Have you noticed how often that happen*? Moat of us. when we were young, •aid. ’ Boy, when I grow up I'll never r * into the same kind of mesa my parents did.* Then, sure enough, here we are In the same or very similar ’ mess* years later, flow does this happen? Most of ua choose our mar­ riage partners either to rework the moat painful parts o f our pasts or to protect ourselves from getting hurt again like we were hurt when we were kids. We often end up haling the spouse we have chosen for ex­ FANNLY COUNSELOR MARY BALK actly the same (ra tu and rea­ sons we choae them! Unfortu­ nately. thU entire drama la played out an the stage of our unconscious minds and we don't understand how we get ourselves Into the hard spots we find ourselves In. We usu­ ally curse our bad lurk, not our bad choices! Let's say you were reared tn a patriarchal family that valued only goal-oriented behavior, and achievement n i what really counted. Emotions, lack of competency of any indica­ tion of weakness was not a c ­ ceptable to your parents. When we arc dating, sre are very likely to be attracted ei­ ther to mates exactly like the parents sre once found so much fault with, or to partners exactly opposite; tn this case Dighty. emotional and depend­ ent. so that we can act out the roles our parents ’ taught* us. Either way. we usually end up hating the very traits In our partners that attracted us to them to begin with. And. either way. It's a no-win situation un­ til sre finally figure out that we have to heal ourselves; we can't give that Job to our spouse or lover. If your partner has som e traits that drive you crazy, aak yourself who tn your family that reminds you of. Then, ex­ plore In your own mind why you needed to pick someone srtth those traits for a love rela­ tionship. Until you find a n ­ swers to these questions, you will keep right on choosing the types of partners you've alsraya chosen, and you’ll keep ending up in the same or almllar un­ comfortable situations you may be finding yourself in right now. tfk to s t -1 8 4 J .lx .2 ia Donating organs lets life flow from death DEAR ABBY: Donating the or­ gans o f a recently deceased loved oaa should be decided upon well before the time when the Loved one is taken by the Lord. Lees than s month ago, my wife of more than 33 years passed sway quite unexpectedly from a brain aneurysm st the age of 64. We had shared with our daughter our plans for organ donations, subsequent cre­ mation. and lbs distribution of our worldly assets Since the aneurysm took my wife within a few days of the onset, we had very little time to prepare for her death. When informed of the death by the doctor, I knew I had the duty to proceed as we had agreed, despite my grief. It helped me deal with this untimely, tragic lues We were informed at the time of her death that there is s 12-hour window aft harvest have the I transplant. All my wife’s organs were used successfully for others. Being s devoted Christian, I know she Is well pleased with that result 1 have s cancer condition that may prevent use of my organs, but if they can be used to help someone else, I can only hope fur it to occur as I plan. We have a friend who is a kidney recipient, and his life has been mercifully extended because of the transplant Abby, we should admit that it is not if, but when. Every one of us will die. Preparing for our ultimate departure could take very little time when done in advance and should help our survivors in dealing with the grief that will unavoidably fol­ low death Planning for disposal o f our worldly assets os well as our physi­ cal being is the responsible thing to do for those we love, especially when we think of ourselves os good stew­ ards of the resources given to us by the Lord while we sre here on Berth. After all, what we ahould really be focusing upon is being found worthy to be accepted by the Lord after our time here U past DENNIS ROHN, H00DSP0RT, WASH. DEAR M R ROHN: I offer my sympathy on the sudden Ioaa of y o u r b e lo v e d w ife . You have sta ted the leauea in v o lv e d In organ donation about as well as they can be presented. It takes c o u ra g e and com p asalon lo £ A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ran t perm tselon for organ 5 onation w h ile su ffering the pain of personal loaa. However, doing so literally means the dif­ ference between life and death for thoae who are on the waiting lists for vital organs. You and your late w ife are to be com­ mended for planning ahead and discussing a topic that many find difficult to talk about. DEAR ABBY: Jeanne Eccher’a letter about her encounter as a 10year-old girl with former President Harry S. Truman and hia kindness to her reminded me o f my own encounter with a future president. It was in July 1947, and my family was touring Warner Bros. Studio. We entered a set of T h at Hagen Girl* just prior to the filming of a scene. In the booth o f a mock-up drugstore soda fountain was a young Ronald Reagan and a young actress whose name I forgot long ago. As soon as the scene was fin­ ished. Mr. Reagan bounded from the booth to where wc stood. He told us about the movie and described what it was like being an actor. He signed a ’ call sheet* for me and was so friendly and solicitous about our enjoying ourselves, that the tour and Mr. Reagan became engraved in my memory. Although I had voted for some of hi* Democratic predecessors, when Ronald Reagan ran for president, it was my pleasure to vote for the good man who had been so kind to me when I was 10. JAMES A. PRENTICE, M.D., AUSTIN. TEXAS DEAR ABBY; After reading the letter in your column signed "Sad Widow in Illinois,* I had to respond. My father died in 1965. My mother was devastated by hia unex­ pected death and was inconsolable. The follow ing May w u their anniversary, and I wondered what I should do. Sending Mother e cord might cause more sadness, but I just couldn't ignore that very special day. A fnend told me that when her mother's first anniversary had come up after her father’s death, she and her siblings did not do anything by way of remembering it. Later, her mother mude the remark, ’ You would think it never happened.* And my friend said to me, ’ Send your mother a card." So I did as ’ Sod Widow* suggest­ ed. 1bought a ’ thinking of you* card and wrote a letter to my mother, expressing understanding that this was not a happy anniversary, but their marriage was still something to be celebrated. My mother was deeply apprecia­ tive. She called it her ’ empty anniversary,’ and thanked me for remembering. My mother died nine days later. Abby, please remind your read­ ers to remember the surviving spouse on his or her wedding anniversary. It is still a meaningful occasion. GRATEFUL JEANNE DEAR JEA NN E : Thank you for your u I w h oleh eartedly a g r t s w ith you. DEAR ABBY: I saw the column you printed about who to contact for organ donations, and thought I should write. I am a charter member of a local Lions Club, and we offer ’ ey* will* forms that now also have a box to check for other organ donations besides eyes. It would be a great service to Lions Clubs all over the world, in 187 countries, if you would mention in one of your columns that Iocs) Lions Clubs can be contacted to arrange for an organ donation/eye will card. Thank you, Abby, and a great big Lion's ROAR for your participa­ tion. JJ. MERKLE, PRESIDENT. JACKSONVILLE (N.C.) BUSINESS LIONS CLUB DEAR MR. MERKLE: That’a w on d erfu l n ew s an d h elp fu l information I’m pleased to paaa along to my reader*, some o f whom may be unaware o f how easily they can get an organ donor card. reg al bonus V ■ ■--------r.\ HOURS i to c pm C IN E M A S '» LAK E M A R Y C I N E M A 10 3580 M HWY 17-92A 3 2 4 - 0 1 1 5 BATMAN * ROBIN 1:10 400 ISO 040 t * o * 4 o r jo ia t o GONE F1SHIN io o io s a to m ess THE LO ST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK 1 JO 4.JO T20 10:10 I0 D S M 0 4 0 wu* CON-AIR t:is s.10 rooets Cang*atu£atian& S H A N E & TER ESA GAGER O N T H E BIR TH O F Y O U R N E W SON MY B EST FRIENDS WEDDING 100 400 1 00 000 ira.ftj SPEED TW O: CRUISE CONTROL too 4 40 rao io:ia t jo n o ssoeio BRYCE TIMOTHY GAGER BUDDY BORN JUN E 10, 1997 THE FIFTH ELEMENT 100 4 40 1 20 J-»««T _ _ _ _ _ tinmiiii • DtNOTtS HO PASSES WO SUPER SA-FflS �* r 41 - Stnford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. June 27, 1997 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T IO N • I M I N O l l C O U N TY , FLO RIO A C A M NOi * T -d t I-« A -1 « -W F I R I T A T I FIN A N C IA L, F.A. f/b/a F IR M ( T A T I lA V I N Q I AND LO A N A M O C tR T tO N , Plaintfa. *a. IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T N S I M K T I I N T M JU D IC IA L C IN C U rT IN A N D FOR S IM IN O L S C O U N TY . FLO R IO A C IV IL A C T IO N Caaa He. M l M I C A DIVtSION 14L FIRST UNION MORTOAQE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs ALBER T E PHANEUF A/K/A ALBER T E PHANEUF. JR . el si a Defendants R O TIC S O F F O N S C L O S U R I S ALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure tala dated June 31. I M F and entered in Casa NO M -34S1 CA el tha Circuit Court of the EIG H TEEN TH Judicisl Circuit in and for SEM IN O LE County. Florida wherein FIR S T UNION M O RTGAGE CORPORATION la the Plaintiff and A LB E R T C P HA NEUF A/K/A A LB E R T E PHANEUF. J R . SUE C AR O L PHANEUF. SABAL POINT C O M ­ M U NITY SERVICES A S S O C IA ­ TION. INC F/K/A SABAL POINT C O M M U N ITY ASSOCIATION are me Defendants. I witt sell to tha highest and bast bidder lor cash at the entrance of tho Seminole County Courthouse, at I t M a m . on the 24th day ol July. I M F the tot lowing described property as sat forth Pi said Final Judgem ent L O T M . T W I N M O O S AT SABAL P O IN T U N IT 1. A O O O R D M O T O T N S P LA T TMSNBOP, AS R B C O N D S O IN P LA T B O O N 4 4 , P A S S ! 44, 4S, A N D 4 4 . OP T N S P U B LIC RSCORDS OP S IM IN O L S C O U N T Y , FLO R IO A . W IT N IIS MY HAND and tha seal ot Hue Court on Juno 31. IM F Maryanns Morse • Clerk of the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clark Eehevarna. McCalls. Raymer, Barrett S Ffappler Past Office Bos 1410 T4mpa. FL 11401 F M I0 4 I4 S Publish June 37. 14SF July 04. I M F DCF-344 IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T S B M IN O LS C O U N T Y . FLO R IO A PRO A A TS DIVISION C A S S Na. PN S T 4 9 9 -C P IN RE Eelate ol STANLEY T STO O THO FF. Dec ee M il N O TIC S O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration of Ihe Estate of S TAN LEY T S TO O TH O FF. O eceaM d. Fite No PR 97 499-CP it pending in Ihe Circuit Court for Seminole County Florida Prebale Division, the address ol which is P O D ra w n C. Sanford. Florida 32773-04)9 The names and addresMs ot the Personal Repreasntatnra and Ihe Personal Repreasntatise'a attorney era sat forth below AN interested per*ons are required to hi# with tht* court . W ITHIN THREE M O N TH S OF THE FIRET P UB LIC ATIO N OF THIS NO TICE (l| Alt claims aqeinst the Estate and (3) any objection by an mlerested per­ son on whom this notice was served that challenges the validity of Ihs will, tha qua hiw e lions of tha personal represen­ tative, venue, or jurisdiction ot me court ALL CLAIM S AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED PublictIron ol tht* notice ha* b*gun on Jun* 37. 1M7 Personal RepreMntetnr* John V Baum. Esquire 211 9 Swnope Ave Maitland FL 13711 407/S45-S12S Publish June 27. 1997 July 04 1997 OEF-3SI RIOIHA I. NICMT1IN, UNKNOWN TINANT, N A R M T A CLUS C O N D O M IN IU M A M O C IA T IO N , IN C ., and •A N O R A CN A I R AVION, Datondawte. NO T IC I O F A C T IO N T O ; Regin* Hickitain Beethomenttrautso 30. 35444 Rabeneu. Germany Y O U A R I N O T IF M D that an action to foreclose a mortgaga on the following preparty M Seminole County. Florida CandambihM* U n N H a. D - t t el M ARM VA CLUI C O N D O M IN IU M , eaeardto* la th a D a a la ra tla n of Candarelnhtaa I o r M a rbe ya C lu b C a n d a a iln tu M , and ■ ih lb lte anrtaaad I ha ra ta , Ilia d th a I«th day af Septem ber, I I M to O ff M a l Naaarda Rank H I T , R a ta 107 k, R uhlla N a a ard a af Sem lnele C a u n ty, F lo rid a , and re-raa ard ad SepU afasr » , I I M In O fflalal Naaarda ■aak I2 * d . R a ta IM 1 , Publle Naaarda a t le retoele Ceunty, Fla rM a ; T O O I T N I N a L NFI m A p n a A Lp "FFaw^^^faM MtAIVWWI 4wv th a aa< I M I la d ai daalarad hr aaM Daalaratlan at Cewdsastotara ta h a an appurtananaa ta th a ahava aandarebthna u n it. ttaa barn lilad egemxl you and you are required to aarva a copy ol your arittan datanaaa. II any, to it on Chnatophar M Huntar. C a q . tha plalnlltTa a It or nay. whose addraaa m i l l Second Ayanua, N ! . . Suita 203 It Paler*burg. FL llFOt. within 30 daya altar tha Nret publication aithar batora earn ca on ptamtiffs attorney or immedlaloty thereelter; otherwiaa a default writ be entered against you lor tho retie! demanded In tha complaint or petition D A TS O on June 34. I M F . MARYANNS MORSE C lerk o t th o C ou rt By Ruth King AS Deputy Clark June 37. I M F Publish July 04. I M F D C F .3 IF N O TIC S OP F tC TtY lO U S NAM N Sot.ca la hersby gtren that we are engaged In bualnaaa at 303 Cottonw ood Oriye. Winter Springe, FL 13F0S. Sammola County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nams Ot D J J O I M O N T I , and that we Inland to register said name with tha Dirt aion of Corporations, Tan ah astee. Florida, m accor­ dance with tha provtaiore of tho Fictitious Nams Statutes. ToWIt: Section SSSO*. Florida Statutes I H I . Joseph Lampone Marianna D. Lampone Pub!** June 37. I M F O tF-340 NO TIC 1 O F F IC T IT IO U S HAM S Nonce la hereby given that l am engaged In bvsmesa at t4S Wekrwa Springe fld . t i e 127, Longwood. FL 12FF4, Seminole County, Florida, under tha Fictitious Name of T N S FIN A N ­ C IA L C S N T S f l, and that I Intend to regular said name with tha Division of Corporations, Tallahassee. Florida, m accordance with the provision! Ot the Fictitious Nams Statutes. To-Wit: Section 465 OS. Florida Statutes IM 1 . Carol D. Clarke. Praa. Publish June 27. I M F OEF-3S2 M TN S C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D FOR B IM IN O L B O O U M TY, FLO R IO A OABB N O . M - t M S - O A - 1 4 - L CRO W N RANK, a Federal Savings Bank |l/h/a Crown Savings Association under its farmer stale charter). Plaintiff v M ICHAEL C BLACK and D EB ­ BIE F B LAC K , husband and wits, UN KNO W N TE N A N TS . UN ITED STATES O F A M ER IC A BOB R. POPE d/h/a BP Land Co . Inc. and B P LAND. INC . Defendants A M S B D IO N O T IC S OP SALS Pursuant la C k fa t e r AS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgem ent of Foreclosure dated June 2. I M F . end entered h i Case No M -23SEC A -14-L of the Circuit Court of lhe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Pi and far Seminole County. Florida wherein CROW N BANK, a Federal Saving* Bank (l/k/e Crown Savings Association under tte farmer state charier) fa Plaintiff and M IC H AEL C BLACK and OEBBIE F BLACK, husband end wile. UNKNOWN * N A N T S . UN ITED STATES OF A M E R IC A B O B R POPE d/b/a OP LAND C o . Inc . and B P LAND. INC , are defendants. I wilt sell to the highest end beat bidder for cash at the W a it front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. 101 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Flo ride at 11:00 o'clock a m. on tha S li t day of July. I M F . the tottowing described property as M l forth in M id Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure, tow it Lot 4. EAGLE C R EEK, according to tha Plat thereof as recorded in Ptat Book M . Page SF. of the Public Records ol Sen*note County. Florida Dated al Seminole County. Florida, this 23rd day of Juner. IM F Maryenne Morse Clerk of tha Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida B y Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk KENNETH L 3 C H U TT. ESQ Florida Bar No 04414/4 Sobering. While A Luciak, P A 341 S Orange Ave. Sulla 1000 Orlando. FL 12S0t (407) 425-4105 Attorney lor PlamliH If you ere a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom ­ modation in order to participate ■n Hut proceeding, you are en»* tied, at no coat to you. to tha provision of csrlam aiaraUnca Please co n la cl ADA Coordme lor al 301 N. Park Ave. Suite N 30). Sanfold. Florida 327F I. telephone (40/) 3234110 eal 4237. within 3 working days of your receipt ot thia Holies; if you are hearing or voice impaired, ceil 1-400-9544771. Publish June 27. I M F July 04. 1997 0SF-244 IN TN S O IR O U rr C O U N T OP TN R I M N T S ■ N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D RON M INO LA C O U N T Y , N T A T I OP FLORIDA C asa No. P 4 -1 I F S -C A -t 4 -L O IN 1 R A L JU R IS M O T IO N KNUTSON M O R TO A O I CORPORATION Plain lift. »i MARIO E. CHACO N. E T AL., Oafandante A M H N O IO N O TIO N OP FORNCLONURN S A L I N Y C L IR R OF C IR O U rT C O U R T Holies la hereby given that tha undersigned Maryanns Mores. Clark of the Circuit Court ol S EM IN O LE County. Florida, will, on the 24pi day of July. I M F . ai 11 00 a m . at tha W eal Front door of tha Sammola County Courthouse, in Sanlord, Florida, oftar for sale and sail at public outcry to tha highsrl and beat bidder For cash, tha following deecnbad property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, to-wifc L O T 1 11 , W Y N D H A M W OODS, PM ANN TW O , A O C O R D IN O T O T N I P LA T T N IR H O P A S N S C O N O S O IN P LA T N O O N t a . PAOSS 41 AMD 4 t , P U B L IC R S C O R D S OP S IM IN O L N C O U N TY, FLO R ID A. pursuant to the final decree of farecto sure entered m a caaa pending in said Court, tha style ol which la KNUTSON M 0 R TQAOE CO R P O R A TIO N . «o. MARIO E C H A C O N . ET A L . In accordance with the Americans wttfi Dteabditiee A c t persona needing a special accommodation to participate m Ihie proceeding should contect the individual or agency sanding this notice no later than seven (F) daya poor to tha proceeding at Ihs address given on notice Telephone 1(800)451-4771 (TO O ) or 1(4001455-47/0 (V). me Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hand and official seal ol said Court this 23rd day ot June. I M F (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK By Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk LAW O FFIC E S OF JO S EPH PANIELLO Post Office Box 3147 Tampa. FL 13601 Publish June 37. I M F July 04. IMF 0 E F -IS 3 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C swOrVy Conor crypfaqrams sre crafaed Iron qjghtoong by Iwnnus petfaw past and preear* Earn waar n aw cqlw /uiieys caw l aquae U •ZSVF O P F NV Z S Y HN P U U H O Y iZHVVY T V P N Z PRA i B V M Y N . ' f WV — Y R V L X S H KPR N V C Y U , M R V Q A P D H A — AV CY P T T VR ZSY R H D Y R . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The number of people who will not, (o a show they do not want to see is unlimited ‘ — Oscar: Hammerslein. II. go 0 1997 by N£A, Inc 77 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T N I 14TN JU D IC IA L G INCUfY, IN AND FON S IM IN O L S C O U N TY , F L 0 N I0 A O I N I R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C AS A NOt M -S 4 M -C A -1 4 -W SO UR CE ONE M 0R7O AO E SERVICES CORPORATION p l a in t if f vs MICHAEL ALLEN ARNETT. JR . I T AL OEFENOANT(S) N O TIC S O F A C TIO N C O N S T N U C T tV I S I R VICE TO MtchM l Allen Arnett. J r . whose residence re unknown if he/she/lhey be Irving end if he/ehe/they be deed Ihe unknown defendants who may be spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, essigneoa. lienors creditors, truetee* and all parbee claiming an interest by. through, under or eoeinsl the Defendants who ere not known to be deed or alive, and aN par­ lies having or claiming to have any right, title or interest m the property described in the mort­ gage being lorecloeed herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following piuparty LO T 77. HIDDEN LAKE VIL­ LAS. P H AJE II. ACCO R O iNQ 70 TH I PLAT THER EO F AS RECOROSO IN PLAT BOOK 27. PAGES 1 AND 2 PUBLIC R iC O R O S OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has been Med egemsl you end you ere required to serve a copy ot your written delenses It any. to it on 0AV10 J STER N. ESQ Plaintiff's attorney w hole address is 4404 Sheridan 4 l , Suite 400. Hollywood. FL 11031 no later men 30 daya tram Ihe dele ol the first publication ot mis notice of action end Me Ihe original with Ihe clerk ol this court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter otherwise a default will be entered age.nmt you tor the relief demanded in the comptamt or petition Med herein W ITNESS my hand the seel of Ih.s Court el SEM INOLE County Florida, thie 20lh day of June. 199/ (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T By Rulh King Deputy Clerk Publish June 37. 1997 Ju«y 04. 1997 D C F-3 M IN TN S C IR C U IT C O U R T OP TH A IM h JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M AND FOR B IM IN O L I C O U N TY , FLO N ID A CASA NO; i4 -0 4 1 S .C A .l 4 DIVISIO N: W FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, ae Trustee for the Certificate holders under that Certain Pooling and Servicing Agreement. Series 1994-C2. deled ae of Novembei 1. 1994. Plaintiff. v DELTA INVESTMENT. II. LTD . CHARLES C SMITH, J R . individually and ae general partner. JACK W DICKS Individually end ae general partner. CHAR LES J GIVENS. Individually end sa general partner, el a l. Oelendentt N O TIC S O F SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to th* Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In the above-captioned action. I will sell the property situated in Seminole County, Flcride Condominium Units No E-1, E l , I S . E-6, and E-7. PHASE V. of CROWN OAK C EN TR E, a Condominium, according lo tha Daclaratlon ol Condominium tharaof. recorded in Official Record Book 1441. Page IB. as smendad In Official Rscord Book 1452. Paga 1727. Official Records Book 1459. Page 1075. Official Record Book 1494. Page 1322. Official Record Book 1503. page 31; Official Records Book 1547, Page 918, Official Records Book 1714, Page 747, and Official Records Book 2307, Page 1090. all of Ihe public records of Seminole Couly. Florida, et public sale, to Ihe highest bidder, tor cash, el the West Iron! door of the Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida, berween It 00 a m and 2 00 p m . on July 17th. 1097 WITNESS my hand and Ihe seel of this Court on Jun* tllh . 1M7. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk John P Cole. Esquire Foley 4 Lardner Poet Office Box 240 Jacksonville, Florida 32201-0240 Attorney for Plalnlitl Publish June 20. 27. 1997 OEF-234 Legal Notices in t n i ctNcurr c o u n t DP T N I B ia N T I I N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M A N D FO R S IM IN O L B C O U N T Y , FL CLASSIFIED ADS C O M M O N S NEEOCD Uve In Of hourly T I C Morns Compan­ ions 323-1083__________________ Orlando •Winter Park Seminole 407/322*2611 C O U N TE R SALES Warehousing fay outer body car/ truck part* Exp required Salary on exact exp C a l 378- 407/831-9993 CA9I NOl 94-4119 0R-01B IN NE Tha Marriage ol Felicia F Kohn Petitioner AND Eddie Steve Seenarin* Respondent NO T IC ■ OP A C T IO N D IS S O L U TIO N OP M A R R IA D I TO Eddie Stave Seenerme YOU ARE H ER E B Y N O TIFIED that an action for dissolution ot marriage hat been hied against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any. lo if on Felicia F Kohn. Petitioner, whose address aa 400 Cranes Way Apt 104. Alt Spgs FL 32701 on or before JULY 11th. 1997 end Me Hie original with Ihe clerk of Hii* court before ser­ vice on Poliboner or immedi­ ately thereafter If you fail to do so. a default wilt be entered against you for the reire! demanded In the petition W ITNESS my hand end the M e l ot Him court on JU N E Slh. 1M7 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C O U R T BY Nancy R Winter Deputy Cler« Publish June 13. 20, 37. end July 4 1M 7 DEF-150 PRIVATE PARTY RATES ..... M l a Ire* ..... M llM S ) i m m I n Hum.... ....S1M sited 1HM ee*••***•*•**•#*im«....H.41 sites M H n p « r l M 9 , l « •Ess Sites* i CLASSIFIEDto FT HOURS H U M . - 1 N PR. MONDAY ten RU0AT C10UD SATURDAY A SUNDAY 'S U n s I NOW ACCEPTING SchadUtogmey Stop pay good berrefas. home every 4 d m . reuoecSng pay 1 year exp C a l Sferres# Trrek d e a d l in e s ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDOS: In the w en! e f»n error In in ad. the Sanford Heraid wM be responsible far the Srtt IneerBon onfy dnd only la Vie sstard af Ihe coal of that Insertion Please Chech your ad lor accuracy tha IWM day N runs. 12— E lderly Cere 7 1 -H e lp Wanted IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S B M IN O LS C O U N T Y , FLO N ID A P R O B A TS D IVIS IO N File Ne. 9 T -4 S 4 -C P IN RE ESTATE OF MARTHA M HEHIN. deceased N O TIC S OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration o l Ihe estate at Martha M Hsh.r decaeeed. File Number S7-4SOCP re pending in Ihe Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 10t N Perk Ave Sanford. FL 12771 The names and addresses et the personal representative and the personal representative's attor­ ney ere M l forth below A LL I N T S R IS T S O P SRSO NS ARS N O TIF I8 D TH A T; All persons on whom this notice is serviced who have objections that challenge the validity ol the wilt, the quelificalione el the personal represen■alive, venue, or |urisdictK>n of Hus Court sre required lo tile their objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt ersditors of Ihe decedent end other persons having claims or demands against decedsnl’a eslete on whom k copy of this notice Is served within three months alter thedate ol Ilia first publication ol this notice must Me their claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE M O NTH S A FTE R THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NO TIC E ON THEM All other creditor* ol Ihe decedent and persons having claims or damands sgemst the estate o l the decedent must tile Iheir claims wilh Hus court W ITHIN TH R EE M O NTH S A FTE R TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE ALL C L A IM S AN D D E M A N D S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BS F O M IV IR BAR R ED. The data of lha tin t publica­ tion of this Notice is June 27. 1997 Attorney lor Personal Representative John J Tyson Williams. McGuire 4 Bragg P O Boa 1526. Orlando FI 12103 407-548 4311 Parsonal Rapresentatrve: Joan M Floegel Publish June 27. 1997 July 04. 1997 OEF-279 you attend Church, work ale DayRpd hoidt only 1239*IS HSALTMCARS 4 KMHAJIC e ry QRAN0 OttCMNOII WORK TOOAV PAJO TO DAY 373 S M S LABOR READY its 14— B in go * ■ -* - llffa ii ^ 11 H tip w in w o LAU4CR T B U T A T T IIC U N T Exp $52309 36B9 Hwy 17 92. Sanford LONGWOOO COUNTRY CLUB Need* F/TP7T tockar room sitandant Ffastofa hour*, hood pay. Club benefit*, positron avadabto rnr/wrasta/j OFWP E O C -C M tor faprentmant 333- MSS_______________________ LP H -f/T O R PTT 11-7 Shit* I llama fa ore S q o ro r Ratod Facdty Appfy within OaSary Manor. 60 North Hwy 17 93. Denary Rondi DR UO FR EE TfrW tC f. 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Tuat. Wed S Thre* ktv murkyshone mrel ba up to dsM Good pay far quakheit parson Sand resume fa Band Bos R. PO Box 1SST, Sanford. F I 32777 1887____________________ DRIVERS OTR targaei Hreaer at tie east fa an i Pay aidy tor day* you ad iw* strata a w*a Copy rnuef Wow eon lypugreffxcal farm 8S0I S T' DO CKW O R KSR TfMnaa 14-110. Lad d A U n to ld Tracks! FCC bw l Pee; m r n t n w _________ ELDS NIT C A M S m iN WM IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D FON S IM IN O L B C O U N TY . FLO N IO A , P N O D ATS DIVISION File Ntsmber S T -4 3 1 -C P IN RE Estate ot DOROTHY ROCK SIMPSON Deceased N O TIC S O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The ancillary administration of Ihe Estate ot D O R O TH Y ROCK SIMPSON deceased. Fife Number S7-422-CP. re pending In the Circuit C o u it far Seminole County Florida Probate Orersion the address ol which is 101 North Park Avenue. Sanford Florida 12771 Attention Probate The names end addressee ol the mediary Personal Representative end that Personal RepreMnletrve s attorney are set forth below ALL I N T E R I S T i O PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT AJi creditor* ot Hie decedent end other persona having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy ol Hire notice re served within three monlhe slier the dale ot the first publication ol this notice m rel Me thaw claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE M O N TH S AFTER T H I 0ATE OF THC FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O PY OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM All other creditor* of Ihe decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent's estate must Me their claims with this Court W ITHIN THREE M O N TH S AFTER T H I 0ATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF IHIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S DEM ANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele ot Ihe first publica­ tion ol this Notice is the 30th day of June. 199r LINDA SIMPSON R O TTEN 22 I Chicopee Drive Pnncelon NJ 09540 Ancillary Personal Representative Attorney for Ancillary Personal Represent alive M ARGARET A W HARTON Mxrgerel A Wharton P A 454 South Central Avenue Oviedo FL 12745 1407) I S 5-7)41 Fla Bar No 293151 Publrxh June 20 27. 1997 OEF-224 raa 71 71— Help Wanted Orange City Campus A S S O C IA T E S D E G R E E ) IN 18 M O N T H S • Medical Administrative A ssistant! • Computer Drafting & Design • Electronics Computer Technology IIso Available C++ / Ja\a l ,rugriinimlng (tmemn h r^ s m T e iD 2487 8. VoluHla A irn u r, Orange City (Hay 1792 Ncu To Jrelr (Linlrn*) (9 0 4 ) 8 5 1 -0 8 8 2 F in a n c ia l a id a v a ila b le lo r tb o s a w h o quality. C a r e e r a s s is ta n c e a v a ila b le ACICS ACCREDITED MEMBER Bartenders WORK AT BUSY AIRPORT J e r r y ’s C a te re rs 323-0345 Cabinet Maker Exp w.laminating assambkng 8 matadkig C M tor an appoint merit 12 49 100- Cashlers/Counter SERVICE AGENTS Person Work at Buay Airport Wa ar* hiring f rtandly 4 Courteous Paopla Compathlva Wagaa. Part Time - Flexible Schedules $6.00 Per Hour. Apply in Person. Jerry's Caterers Monday through Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at: 323-0345 Grill Cook/Kit. Prep Competitive Wag­ es J E R R Y ’S C A T E R E R S 323-0345 61— Money to Lend ssm osT cash N o w m u It you are receiving payment bom no. taatamem trvxjty or worker* comp 773-4828 AM ER IC AN A UTO TITL E LO A N S You keep car, no cradH check. 322-1147-Longwood JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER... NOON a T H C DEADLINE FOR «E JT 7 IM r9 CLASSIFIED AOS DOLLAR C O M E G R O W W rTH W A TSO N I Our rew sxpandad office In Lake Mary has operengs lor enareWc protoaatonaf Making an sxcaAent career in s tugfi pnjlie. spacious atmosphere Ex­ perienced and now Icensae* Cab: TR U D Y MEYER Far * conddenbei Interview 323-3200 R E N T A CAR AT THE Sanford Airport 2 Red Cleveland Blvd. •Sanford, FL 32773 Ocdv flart-A-Car a a StnokarDug fra* Ytortpbc* • E0C. i �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 27, 1997 - SB K IT ’N* C A R L Y L E ® hy U r r y Wright 71— Help Wanted tiapt management * rapalra UM 4n.aK 0 . S W a. *97-7001 163— Waterfront Property For Sal* A TfiADe-cFF altor 12 00 pm l^ T ^ IM S GMC Satan Cargo van Runt but ha* knock n engine *1000 (904) 77S-1793 ST. JOHN'S RIVER 3 ? * J pool. 2 ear g«r, tamWtkn. $157,900 VWProperMe *21-47*4 . ftniAivf Ft*t> Paa »Ty r t o ^ [ u APa ^ 0 O sTiw vci e v «/ £ ,M t c e l l I T A CAVt> ^ W 5 , EMPLOYMENT) OerteN S 207— Jew elry Antique/Colteclibtes ^ 1M9 FORO F2 JO LA R U T 4X4 5 SPEED V C V I NEW TIRES $3975 Cal 29S-73SS Af FflHQAHII HI)MIS VINfllHf I PROPI Mill S (904) >32-3277/1407) good *2,000 (904) 775-1793 STYLIST NAIL TECH MESSAGE THERAPIST. 4-*T j-ifctmr MATTRESS SALS - Ful alia uMd be* springs * mafrees MS 00 LarrV* Mart 322-4132 CASH *M FAD* For J u t Cara. Trucks * U mcI 14Q71M2SS47 o r e aaarncA asaureuL j a weo P fS ttM S l lot In Town FREE FAO IR S Free Re cryMai mg UN cal* S99Vmo Cal tarmaanckon* 407 *31 5434 r o o a t r r M n t a x ia o w s COm WMCWT LOCAncN tt ija a 239— Motorcyctos/BI kaa For Salt la k e Harney W oods 106— Ouptei/THpIn STUDIO 1 BEDROOM w -w w w 323*3301 Vtofifn. Dryirc. Rifngeriton MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE FRL77 SAT 79 9 4 203 RiOGE OWtVt. Sartod_______________ SANTORO CHURCH of OOO 381S. SANFOAOAVE, SANFORO Apartmsnts/Momas to Short •rVtSTORjS REALTY 7745*15 G O VT FORCCLOM O tkvnes kom pennea on |1 Oo v o e n Ta*. Rape t R EO • y o u Area toe free ID 100 219 9000 I n M 220*k » pure>4 kaang* More Apartment Less Money! I BUY HOUSESI Any condraorvAJI cash 2 BR/2 Bath • 1150 sq. ft. re Reduced H< *00 SI 4*1233400 US Call For More Details 266-Cteanlng 330-5204 LAASEANJRCHASE OPTION Nee heme n Sentord * 7 . tred tot CFt A. renovated 1*7 000 $3 000 deposit $*25, mown Ce4 1152) M9-4430 276-Handy Man 291-Pa Inting Services GENERAL uachm c w ork .Country Laka Apts Aetpoeraum 252-Add ItIons 6 Remodeling must »e* $**,500 33*7729 Ce* Ceeer 331-7M7 WORMS CONSTRUCTION Tree eve carpentry. 11 tvaukng. odd job* A more No job too •me* Free eshmete* 57*0*21 MARKHAM PLACE 110 Ftontwe Tree *3, apet plan. Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford 253-Air Conditioning 259-Child Care Centers flBMMwaa PREFERRED N AD S Reed. ektyipl-etoy Family owned A operated m ce 19S4 Lto.Sonded.tna 323-1*97 or 2*0-5120 297-Plum bing 278-Home Im provem ents 296- P ressu re Cleaning Free e*L UcAni. 131-4123 Driver" P ressu re Cleaning L7TTONS Handyman * Clean­ ing Svcs No job too amatvtxg Free eat 24 tv «vc 657-0*1* R A N O rS REPAIRS in tE it. paint. rotten wood, repair*, cuetom ooodwoty >34-73*7 263-Celling Repair P O P C O R N CEILING REPAIR LARRY'S RUNTMO Painting t pressure cleaning Ltirts Free E « 303-1337 270-Drywall betwetn *2. M F 321-8712 PRESSURE-Steam Washing Deck* * WaAs * Driveway* STEAM FACTORY 324 7666 302-Roofing CALL ROGERT 32* 9335 264-Clock Rapair ANTIOUE CLOCKS REPAIRED Grandtatner, Watt, Mantle i Cuckoo 407-322-332* No kid*, no pete 323*019 SANFORD tkatonc Ostncl t A 2 tdrm apt* Some * utn.be* Good area 321 <757_________ 279-lrrlgatlon/Repalr 271-Electrical M YRUD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Rettoennavcommereat Lie »ER 0014297 Intbonded Call (407) 791-4413 RAINMAKER IRRIGATION Repave * InaUAltxxi Free estimate* Call 444 *374 280-Laundry Service YATES ROOFING tinea 1929 Church A Sr. Otec. 3rd. Gen. Lie. 9RC0022SM. 322-1*49 305— Secretarial & Typing 284-Lawn Service 100— Condom inium Rentala 2 and 3 Bedroom HIOOCN VILLAGE 2 V2 Com­ munity pool, great kxaborVcon t*tmn 1875/mon Call 321 *194 103— H ou se sUnfurnished NOTICE Federal Fee Meeting Act wNch makes N begat to adverb** any preference, limitation, or tkscnmmauon bated on race, col­ or. rebgwn, eat. hendeap, taTukel ttatut or national ongav DAVE) GREEN CARPENTRY Home improvement*, eitert, re­ pair*. kciVr* 320-19151907 520* 266Carpet/lnstaliatlons 272-Constructlon 314— Swim m ing Pool Services CAR LS POOL RENOVATION We do acrylic decks. Loot deck*, marclte A diamond brtghtJO yre Remodeling. 10% Senior CltUen Discount Uc/Bonded.407-32*-73t* RESIO(COMMERCIAL/NEW/ RENOVATION Call 331-777701 24 tv*. *72 2922 274-Fence Sumnwi 268-Cleaning Services CALL US AT (407)324-4334 DIRECTIONS: On 250} Street (RL 46A) botwoon 17-92 and Airport BNd. on HartwaMAvenue 2450 Hartwell Ave. — — Sanford, a 32771 A P A R TM EN TS TROtSE ASSOC. Can FL. Inc PARALEGAL Legal doc prep Adoption, bankruptcy, divorce, contract*, wet*, incorporation*. Nutary. 407-131-13*2 291-Painting 319— Upholstery Advertise Daily In A ll 3 Publications Sanford Herald • Bargain Hunter • Lake Ma A 3-Line Ad Averages $46.00 / month Call Today! Classified Dept. 322-2611 �m ti ' j T I I 4 • « ) t \ it i r- i t ' T t - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 27. 1997 ‘ BLONDIE by Chic Young TOLD HIM X f l f f P / rr M is a BCAtnv Is kids’ fad dangerous? DEAR DR. GOTT: On a recent sit­ com. one of the children (wallowed a tadpole. Remembering the fad many years ago of swallowing goldfish. I wonder If the practice ia harmful DEAR READER; It certainly is to the swallowed critter; they cannot survive for long in the highly acidic gastric contents. As far as humans are concerned, swallowing live gold­ fish or tadpoles is probably not haz­ ardous to health. However. I can't for the life of me by Mort Walker imagine why anyone would perform t a l k a b o u t f l p w i ttf such an act But. then. I'm old and like TWO PEOPLE ARE GOING to think that I have developed at least TO M AK e IQ O O O a modicum of common sense. MEN MISERABLE DEAR DR. GOTT: I have psoriasis snd arthritis. My doctor claims that there is no relation In a recent col­ umn. you said there ia. Who's right? DEAR READER: I am Although often considered to be pri­ marily a skin disorder without serious complications, psoriasis can — in aeme people — cause a particularly severe form of arthritis that can be quite crippling. Treatment ia the same as that used for other forms of arthritis: Namely, BEETLE BAILEY T y ls n o l, ib u p r o fe n o r p r e s c r ip t io n PEANUTS JUNK MAIL! ALL WE EVER 6ET IS JUNK MAIL.1 MERE. UIE60T SOME JUNK MAIL WITH HOUR NAME ON IT *WE MI55 YOU, ANP WE THINK Of YOU NI6MT A N P C A V '.A N P IT'S anti inflammatory drugs Severe cases may require methotresate. an anti-melabollte medication that ia used lor advanced psoriasis 'and the associated arthrl list. Of course. In your rase, your doctor may be correct. You could have non psoriatic arthritia — such as osteoarthritis - that is unrelated to your skin disorder Fortunately, the treatment is the same If you truly need to know the muse by Charlaa M. Schulz of your arthritis, seek a consultation with a rheumatologist Hut 111 bet that PROBABLY A TIRE the skin disease snd Ihe arthritis are linked COMPANY OR SOMETHING To ghre you more information. I am sending you copies of my llsaltb Reports 'Eczem a and Psoriasis " Other readers oho would lika copies should send 13 for each report plus a long, self addressed, stamped rnve lope to P O Bos 3tl7, Murray Hill Station. New York. NY l(IM Re sure . to mention the Utie'si DEAR DR GOTT I have a compul sion to correct printed misspellings For rumple, in a recent column on the normal, programmed death of cells, you referred to 'apotosis.* not ‘ apoptosis’ at Ihe Greek derived word Is property spelled As you tndl rated, live second *P is silent, but you misspelled the word nonetheless r M ED IC IN E I enjoy good health — with one ginr­ ing exception I have acid in my esophagus, associated with belching and coughing, aggravated by exercis­ ing or lying flat. My doctor attributed these symptoms to the ibuprofen I taking for my arthritia. Ho I stopped the medicine months ago and am still having trouble. Where do I go from here? DEAR READER To have X rays of your stomach. I hope. The symptoms you describe are textbook classic for reflux, a common condition that can easily ba diagnosed during s special X-ray study called “ an upper Gl P ETER G O T T .M .D . supine. Cough and heartburn are prominent complaints, which can be worsened by aspirin, Ibuprofen and similar drugs. Once the reflux has been confirmed by X-ray, your doctor will prescribe metfidne. such as Prilosec, to reduce tha formation of gastric acid and People with reflux have a weakness relieve your symptoms Because hiatal hernia is often asso in the muscular valves that prevent stomach acid from being regurgitated dated with reflux, I am sending you a into Ihe esophagus. Symptoms ero copy of my Health Report ‘ Hiatal often brought on by exercise and lying Hernia." , ACROSS 1 1 -— swey with (a b o fla n e d ) I IMaMs to feel I I Met wet tJ Ofvoowl (fumes) 14 And others 11 tout (Fr.) I t Benetton 47 Tnmpsss pt 49 Ono, no metier to Code dot S3 Drivers’ ora. U - farms MCMM 41 tup 43 r 1 4 — A ro te t » II 23 14 Eighth mo. Cut down Costs — Sot Pro — (tor m# M M na •7 Tatariaton IS 30 Mrdona i Over — I DOWN 34 — M p i n i i 39 Suede o« blue 371 30 Camtorl 40 Underote 43 Here (Fr.) t nnnn mnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnnn m e □nnnn □nnnnnn □nnn nnnn nnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnn nnnn nnnnn nnn nnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn 4 Thotch | II 17 7 i - 3 S Mere ten • Orem's i 10 Chose victory 1* 13 Onion'a Cs4 tor Answers o W m i A o t N m STUMPED?^- 1-000-454-3535 til cods 100 DEAR READER In checking my onglnal copy. I was relieved to see that I spelled 'apoptosis* correctly Apparently some proofreaders must have believed that it is spelled the way II sounds They should be sent to their rooms without any supper. Keep u p (lie goo d week. C I**r W *WA DEAR DR GOTT Despite being 7J, i WIN AT I3 IT Round and round in rectangles By Phillip Aider Before starting this column. I hunted for a quotation including Ihe word 'combination * The Microsoft Book shelf gave this by Sir Walter Scott “The happy combination of fortuitous ctmimtUnres * Also, there was a foot note referring to Daniel Webster, which produced ‘ Fearful concatenation of circumstances ' And there was another footnote reference, this one to Sydney Smith, which gave s delightful observe lion 'Daniel Webster struck me much like a steam engine in trousers ' Today's deal was declared by John Codings, who has been known to act like a steam engine in designer trousers An Englishman with an in credible talent for the game, he always seems to know where the cards lie. Codings' double was unusual, two clubs would be the normal action of choice The play in five clubs began with a spade to East s jack (a harmless falsecard* and a trump to dummy’s kiag. Declarer ruffrd a spade in hand, drew the last trump, cashed the heart ace. ruffed a heart in the dummy, ruffed a spade in hand, and ruffed the heart jack In the dummy It was time to broach the diamonds Codings called for dummy's six: i, 10. jack. If West returns s heart now. dedar er learns that East started with eight points in spades (already known) and five points in hearts. So, West must have the diamond king for his twospade raise. Realizing this. West re­ turned s diamond But as always. Codings did the right thing, playing low from the dummy CoUings was steamed. He had want­ ed the pleasure of ruffing West's heart exit and leading the diamond queen from hand to pui East's nine. 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P4M- - In the year ahead a number ot problems could begin to dissipate and dissolve themselves ot their volition This will usher m an averting. evonttui period you should hod pleasing CANCER (June 31-Juty 33) Fnends and cowortiars will be aniious to see you ful­ fill your purposes today Even whan you rs not m need of assistance, some­ one might be there to help you anyway Trying to patch up a broken romance7 The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P O Box 1758. Murray HiU Sutton. New York. NY 10150 LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Stand solidly behind your decisions today it you believe them to be right No mailer how ANN IE AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Fsb. IS) Your atti­ tude Is extremely appealing to others today You w>a know when to be aenous and when to let your tense of humor lake charge PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Material trends are moving m your tavor loday. but this might not be readrty apparent The gains you* make could come from unex­ pected sources ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 10) New places and new faces could be yearning lor you today, yet you! be most cozy m arrange­ ments with old pais Play s cool and com­ bos both. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Competitive developments won t unnerve you today. You win feel secure m your abilities and there wiS be justification for your reasonng GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Business con­ tacts who have been tough to reach could bo more accessible today In fact, they I be quite warm and not as kkefy lo reject you or your offer rimby NCA, Inc by Leonard Starr IT’S A TfllC X ! 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Florida Ready to rescue Today: Scattered Thunderatorma. iltgh e in the upper Sanford gears up for patient transport TODAY I ‘ By VICKI DetORW RR Herald Senior S ta ff Writer Photo oxhlbit C olu m bia M edical C enter w ill present a p h oto e x h ib it titled. ” A T rib e o f W arrior W om en .” June 10 through Ju ly 6 at Center Court In Sem inole Tow n e Center. Sanford, during regular m all operating houra. T h e ex* hiblt featu re* photo* and essay* from JO *urv lv o r* o f breast cancer. Th e U niversity of A la b a m a at B ir m in g h a m C o m p r e h e n s iv e C an cer C en ter com m ission ed photographer Melissa Springer In HAM for Ihe project Breast cancer I* the most com m on m a­ lignancy and the m ajor cause o f cancer death In w om en. One o f every eight Am erican w om en l* diagnosed w ith the disease. O f the wom en diagnosed. 63 percent survive 10 years and 56 percent survive 15 year*. For Inform ation, call 646-7860 Oviedo is watching Starting Ju ly 1. Browning FerTi* Industrie* waste collection crew *. In cooperation w ith the C ity o f O viedo police and fire departm ent*, will Initiate a neighborhood watch program. BF1 d rivers and dispatchers will be watrhtng for suspicious activity, crim e* In progress, fire*, accidents and unsafe conditions. For qu estion s rega rd in g T h e T ru e Blue Lookin g Out for You program, call 831*1539 or 977-6000 Sanford firefighters and tha lakafront . Two of tho i tost equipment at Sanford station* or* ■ rO U M i f Paxsnn C om m u n ica tion s C orporation a n ­ nounced Tuesday the sale of It* radio group to Clear Channel Com m unication* Corporation for $693 million. Included In the sale are Paxaon's 46 radio station* 142 In Flortdal. 6 radio news and sports networks, tw o minor league sports team * and Its billboard division with 526 faces In the state. Th e sale Is subject to approval by the Federal Com m unication Commission. Sara Friend, nine m onth* old. ho* become regular at G old 's G ym In Sanford Not pu m ping any Iron yet but gettin g plenty o f exercise and ra tin g the right things • fresh fruit and cottage cheese Instrad o f crackers or candy. T o be sure. Sara 1* gettin g Ihe best o f super­ vision H er m om . Shelly Friend. Is the personal training director at G old's G ym . Friend. 31. I* a form er N avy yeom an. Florida H ighw ay Patrol trooper and cham pion body builder. She was born In Pamona. Calif., and grew up In south Daytona. She excelled In spons ai Spruce Creek High School. She first cam e to G old 's G ym In 1989. cslcd In preparing to com pete In stale body bu ilding tournament*. Not only did G old's vice president Rick Friend encourage and train her for com petition, he began dating and married her seven years ago. Fitness. Shelly Friend said, begins at home. " I t 's a team ed behavior. It’s about what you eat. and what you are taught or encouraged to do. Parents are our first personal trainers. T h e earlier w r learn good habits Ihe better.” Som e, h ow ever, must acquire their good habits a little later In life • and that's w hy G old ’s G ym Is busy from as early as 4:30 a m . to 10 In the evening. Train er Scottle Rohde has Ihe doors open and coffee watting for Ihe 4:30 a.m. arrivals. More Ilian 500 clients train at the gym each w eek. T h e youngest are 13 and 14 year-olds, the rldsest are octogenarians like Stanley Moore and Don King. Each Individual has an individual program . One client m ay get In tw o 15-mtnute workouts each week, others g o an hour five days a week. Ctuu L ytle, a 16-year-old baseball player from Sem inole High School with big league ambitions. Is eager to be physically and m entally prepared for the call. Ills workout at G old's G ym are os Im portant to him as d eveloping a curve and slider to throw at his opponents on the ballfleld. That m ay be a doctor, law yer or housewife w orkin g out next to L ytle at the gym . Each hits a personal trainer, w ho arranges Intense yet safe, proper program m ing • and serves as Instructor, m otivator and cheerleader. Swamp trip T h e Florida Native Plant Society. Tarflow cr Chapter, w ill hike to the G alor Creek area o f the G reen S w am p west o f O m age County. Ju ly 5. T h e area consists o f several thousand acres o f w et prairie, pine scrub, and hardwood h am ­ m ock. T h e trip will Include a hike to the W llhlacoochee River. Bring lunch. Insect repellant. hat. sun screen and hiking clothe* and boots. Further details w ill be announced at Ihe society's m onthly m eetin g J u ly 1 at 7 p.m. at the Orlando Garden Club building. 7 10 Rollins St.. Orlando. F o r In fo rm a tio n , call Mike B arran co at 699-6471 or 497-5120. Scholarship deadline J u ly l Is the deadline for 1997 high school graduates to apply for "B righ t Futures merit college scholarships funded by the Florida Lottery. Eligible students can receive full or partial funding for their college education In­ clu ding tuition, fee* and basic expenses such as textbooks. Students with a 3.5 grade point average and above can receive full tuition: those w ith a G P A betw een 3.0 and 3.5 w ill receive 75 percent funding. T h e scholarship m ay be used to attend any Florida public or private school. For Inform ation, contact high school guidance counselor or call 1-888-827-200-1 or visit the w eb site at h tIp://w ww.flrn.edu/doe/. From Itaff fU ports______________________ B r id g e ........................ 4B C la s s ifie d s .............2-3B C o m le s ...................... 4B C r o s s w o r d ................ 4B D e a r A b b y ................. BA D s a th s ...................... BA Dr. O o tt..................... 4B C iS ee T r a in in g . P a g e 5 A E d ito ria l.....................4 A H o r o s c o p * ................ 4B P s o p ls ........................* A P o lic e ......................... 3 A S p o rts ...................1B,2B T V ............................ ®A W o a th s r.................... 2 A Rise above principle and do w hat’s right - W alter Heller Is B o d y b u ild e r m o m Planning to traval with your pots this summer? F rom S ta ff R ep o rts INDEX , Fag* BA Training baby takes on new m eaning for Shelly Harold Staff Writer S em in ole County H ealthy Start Coalition w ill hold Its board m eeting June 30 at 8:30 a.m. In the au ditoriu m o f the cou n ty's health departm ent. 400 W eal Airport Blvd . Sanford T h e coalition 's teen pregnancy com m ittee will m eet Tu esday at 9 a.m. For Inform ation, call 6 7 1-2005. of 911 rescue coNo. ‘Parents are the first personal trainers’ Paxson sells radio group Health coalition now roody to Iran*port paftents at No one had to be rushed to the hospital a* m ight have happened during county debate over the sam e matter, but Sanford will be equally ready to transport the patient if that occu r*. W ith little fanfare, and Car le w debate, the Sanford C ity Com m ission ju m ped into the am ­ bulance business this week. According to fire C h ief Tom H ickson. Sanford W ASH ING TO N- W herever you choose to spend your vacaUon this summ er. The Humane Society o f the U nited States (H SUS) says don't forget that travel can be extra stressful on pets. Leslie Slnclnlre. D.V.M.. HSUS director for com panion anim al care, says extra care and c o n s id ­ eration are required to keep your pet com forta b le during the hot summ er m onth* and extra p recau ­ tion * ore necessary o f you plan to travel w ith your dog or cat. "Your dog m ay love the op p o rtu ­ nity to go for a ride In the car with you.* Sinclair says. *but on a hot day he or *h e could suffer h ea t­ stroke or even die within minutes o f being left In a hot car.* Each year, countless an im als suffer or die from heatstroke. On a warm day, the Inside o f a parked car can quickly reach over 100 de­ grees n a matter o f minutes. Dogs are unable to cool o ff through per­ spiration; Instead they pant, and even a short trip to the store can be lethal. Slnclaire says It la also very dan­ gerous. and In some states Illegal, to allow your dog to ride In the back o f a pick-up truck. T h e sun can heat a truck bed enough to burn the pads on your d o g s feet, and dying debris can cause other Injuries. A dog that ts allow ed to ride In the back o f a pick up trick tried or untied m ay be strangled or thrown from the vehicle Into traffic.* Slnclaire cau ­ tions. It Is Important for pet ow ners goin g on vacation to plan ahead and make appropriate arrange­ ments for their com panions. When deciding If your pet should travel with you. consider the alternatives; have a responsible friend or re la ­ tive look after your pet. board your pet at a reputable kennel, or hire a pet-sitter to visit, feed and exercise your pet. I f you choose to Include your pet In your vocation plan. Th e HSUS offers the follow in g tips: • > Determine whether your pet likes to travel, and have your veterinarian exam ine your pel to determ ine that he or she Is In good health. Check to be sure pets are allowed at your destination. Avoid traveling by airplane with your pet unless absolu tely necessary. High humidity and temperatures con suffocate an animal forced to remain In the plane's cargo over long periods o f time. If your pet is a cat or sm all dog. take him or her on board with you. Check with the airline to find out the sp ecific S ee P ets. Page 5 A SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B ES T LO CAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �of * A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, June 26, 1997 Location is key to a successful garage sale G o up to bat for a fine day To day IS a ■ ■ S p e c ia l t o th e H e r a ld Hundreds o f thousands or "garage sa les' will he held in tiic com ing m onths Many of the people holding these sales don't even have a g a ­ rage So the "garage s a le s ' are held in the front yard, back yard, basem ent, porch, breezew ay or any place that m erchandise can he dls played and potential custom ers accom m odated We all know people must stop when they see a sign announcing a “sale." .hist a small newspaper ad and some signs on (cnees and poles will brin g you rnough custom er* to make a retail store envious Consumer Education R e­ search Center, a n ational nonprofit consum er group, has just published a book entitled. lloUllnq Garage Sales Jar Fun anil P ro fit' that Is a must for those plan nin g a "garage sale ' It advises you whether your tem p era ­ ment. location and m erch an ­ dise will prndure a su ccess­ ful sale If you decide to hold a sale the hook takes you through the whole p rocess Including pricing, m rre h .io ­ dising. display tricks, and even how to recognize s h o p ­ lifters Holding a Garage Sale for Fun arid Prnjit can be o b ­ tained by sending SG I plus 81 25 postage and han dlin g! to Consum er Center. 1980 Springfield Ave.. M aplew ood. NJ 07010, or by callin g them at I- 800-872-0121. If you would like to read this book or other o f the o rga n izatio n s books free, you can have a look at their w ehslte at http://www planet net/cere. Although their first garage sale was m otivated b y people w antin g to sell unwanted stuff. many people get hooked on e fun and easy m oney and want to repeat the venture For these p e o ­ ple. the hook ei .'aln s d e ­ tailed tips on .. w extra, profitable, salable m erch an ­ dise ran be gotten. Undoubtedly you have a l ­ ready attended one or m ore garage sales Many people are 'garage sale Junkies' who look In the newspujrrr fm ads and visit every one they can locate. This m eans that advertising Is the key to s i c rrssfu l sale. This publication ami others have a special classification In their ad c o l­ umns for garage sale adver Using W hrther you are a novice, getting ready for your first sale or have experience, there are tips that will help you he more successful. First, you must consider If you are the type o f person w ho can handle m eeting strangers and haggling over prices Once you have decided to go ahead, you must get your m erchandise together, p rice It. learn how to display, pub llclze and advertise T h is book goes over the process In detail and will make a first-tim er Into a confident com petent garage-sale seller Almost any kind of a rticles will sell at a garage sale You will be amazed at how fast you sell Items that w ere stalled Into your garage and basem ent as 'junk* After having a gar.ige sale that produced 8400 or m ore from discards, most people are anxious to do It again and again. The book tells these people how they can graduate to Ilea markets or to professionals who hold garage and house sales for others VICKI DeSORMIER Staff Writer Those w ho love the N ational Pastim e have reason to c e le ­ brate tod a y . It was on this day 178 years ago that the man credited with in vent lug hasehatl was Itorn Abner Doubled,iy Is said to have organized the first b a se ball gam es near Ills hom e in C oopers!ow n . NY when he was 20 years old As a sch oolboy he was con stan tly orga n izin g hall gam es before settling on a gam e that was the precursor to the gam e of baseball we play today. Douhledny did not spend his life pl.iytng hall, however He served In the Arm y during the Mexican War and against the Sem inole Indians here in F’ orlda and served In the F ed ­ eral arm y during the Civil War He also fought in the second battle o f Hull Run. Antlrtnni and Frrilricksburg lie a lso served as a major general com m an din g a division at Gel* tysburg. So. the next tim e you're sit­ ting down with a dog and sonic peanuts at a hall gam e in Illstnrlc Sanford Memorial St a diuni. rem em ber IVinhlrd.n am i have a good lim e This is also the Inrth a n n i­ versary o f Pearl S Uuck. the Am erican novelist ami noted authority on China Her hooks. Including The Cond F orth , which won a No bel Prize lor Literature, have been loved by generations of Am ericans. This Is a good day for Jazz liners around the country. You could head to Ham pton. Va for the Hampton dazz F e sti­ val now through Sunday The 3 0* annual musical ex ­ travaganza otters some o f the best In Jazz, blues and rontcmjror.iry music More than 35.000 people arc expectrd lo attend this 'G randfather of all Jazz Frsllvnls ’ In Norman. Ok you could attend thr Jazz In June frstlv.d which features four free o u t­ door Jazz r o n rc itx between t o ­ day and Sunday The annual event is expectrd to draw nearly 30.000 people That sounds almost as rx citing as Sanford's Fourth of July celebration which is ex pcctrd lo draw an equivalent crowd here next week. If |.izz Isn't your thing, m aybe you prefer the music (and/or acting) tif the late, great Judy Garland In G arland's hom etown of Grand Rapids. MN. there will lie a special 75”1 edition of an annual event Activities Inc lude showings of The W izard of O z. appearances by four of the origin al M unrhklns, a Ruby Slipper contest. Oz karaoke and mm li more G a rla n d s daughter Lorna Lun wilt also perform History buffs might prefer the Lewis and Clark Festival in Great Falls, Mont The event takes visitors lt.it k to 1905 when the Corps ot Iks rovery cam ped out lor one month alon g the banks ot the M issouri River Re-enartors will take visitors hack In time to tram about the four-year Journry ol I evvis and Clark Thr inform ation Is all based on l lie writings ol ih r two explorers who openrd up Ihr western two thirds ol Ibis nation with their daring explnrations II you're planning a trip end of Ih r country consider Marla gasrar w herr thr\ are i r l r hrating thru in d ep en d en tr to day f A t h in g o f b e a u ty The Sanford f'h u rih of Jesus c tiris l of Latter Day N.iinis rs.is selerleeted by llie St e ni< Im provem ent Hoard (S ill) for their m onthly award in June The rhurrh s land s< aping was lauded (or Its beauty On hand for the award presentation were Hi lie ( annavim i ch airm an of I Tie S ill ttnard m em bers Hetty Akers Cathy fto s sed and Fred I,an as Let us Know - Speaking o f global things: to- : day Is the 5 2 “ anniversary ol thr signing o f the United N a ­ tions Charter It was signed by representatives of 50 n ation s In Sail Fran eslsro on thlsdate in 1945 The United Nations Is a ls o celebrating a serious cause t o ­ day thr UN International tXiy Against Drug Abuse ami lllir ll Tralln king Thr anim al event, started a decade ago. Is designed to show Internntloal desire to strengthen action and co op era ­ tion between countries in , freeing the world o f drugs And. finally, for a llt t le - i healthy fun. you could head to Luting. Tex. For the W atermelIon Thum p ami World C h a m ­ pion Seed-Spitting Contest In addition to (hiding the < person w ho ra il spit w a t r r - f m rllmi sen Is farther than a n y one rise. there are street dam rs. a gi.mt parade, a car rally, free entertainm ent, fond, games, rides and a lot more If all that's not enough, you ran celebrate one or more of these rrlrh rlty birthdays Coudut tor Claudio Ahhadn is 54 basketball player Jerom e Kersey ts 35. bicyclist G reg I.eMoild Is 36, a rtless Eleanor I'.uker is 75 and children s aulhor I'h.irloM r /ololow Is 82 iwarthsMt) '***■•* *«•»< The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. W e'd like to have the information tor your announcement at least a w eek In advance. &U .items. should, ttt^ iv o ed or written Lealt Information about w h o.'w h aiTw h en , “where and eveh why you i event Is taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytim e phone number in case w e have some questions about the information. BEACH CON Pm O W l Today: Scattered Thunder­ storm s. Highs in the upper 80s. Tonight: Lows In the m id 60s. Friday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the low 90s. Saturday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows in the m id 60s. Highs in the mid 90s. Sunday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows in the mid 60s. Highs In the rntd 90s. M onday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows in the mid 70s. H ighs In the mid 90s. ' Crates. ■> F R ID A Y S O LU N A R TA B LE : m in . 12:10 a.m.. 12:40 p.m.. mnj , 6:00 a.m.. 6:25 p m. TID E S : D ayton a Beach: highs: 155 a.m.. 2 3 0 p m . Iowa: 8:13 a.m., 8:45 p in New S m yrn a B each: highs 2:00 a.m.. 2:35 p u t., lows 8:18 a m . 8:50 p ut . C o co a B each: highs: 2:15 a m .. 2 50 p m., lows: 8:33 a.m.. 9 0 5 p.rn. |SUN INDEX The Ultra Violet Index (UVII rating for the Orlando area Is 10 The UVI levels are rated by the E nvironm ental Protection Agency. S a n f o r d H e r a ld Putlikh»rj through F ihJj / anti Sundjy t f fh« SanfouJ MaraltJ Inc 30CJN Franch A*t „ Sanford. Fla 32771 Periodical Pottage Paid at Sanford Florida and additional mailing office* PoftTmaeler Send add**** change* lo TM€ SANFORD MlRALD P O Baa 1647. Sanford. FL 32772-1647 Subscription Rale* (Daily & Sundays Home Delivery Mad 3 Month* 119 SO S24 0G 6 Month* 139 00 14400 1 Year S7» 00 19400 Florida Retident* mutt pay 7% tale* tai *n addition lo rate* above Phone (407) 322 2611 D aytona B each: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and choppy. C u r­ rent Is running to the south with a water tem perature ol 76 d egrees. New S m yrn a B each: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and sem ichoppy. Current ts running to the south with a w ater tem perature o f 78 degrees STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford W ednesday was 92 degrees and the overnight low was 69 as reported by the University o f Florida A g­ ricultural Research and Edu­ cation Center. Celery A ve­ nue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m. Thursday totalled 0 Inches •Sunrise...................6 27 p in •Sunset.................... 8:23 p.m. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI Florida 24 hour ternprraturcs and rainfall at 8 a hi today: 111 Lo Rain City Apalachicola 83 68 00 Ir 72 Daytona flryrh HI 05 85 75 Ft Lauderdale 70 01 HI Fori M>rr» 01 79 63 Gainesville Ol 73 H3 J.ivksonMIk73 t9 83 Key We»l (JO 77 81 Miami 68 00 H4 iYllv-MoLi Ol 90 Sarasota 60 T.tllahuwe 03 HO 63 H5 72 <X» Tampa 74 02 W Palm tk-atii HI LOTTERY Here arc the winning num ­ bers selected on Monday in the Florida Lottery: Fan tasy 5 3-6-11-19-21 L o tto (Ju ne 21) 5-11-29-31-43-46 ( This movie is not what you’d expect it to be David Frazier S c re e n T e s ts My Best F rie n d 's W edding (T’G-13) I didn't start to llkr this m ovie until the end of It No. I do not mean that I liked It when It was over. It's Just that after It was over. I had a chance to stop and appreciate what It had done. It's really som eth ing special. My /test Friend's U’eddfny struck me as a w itty screwball rom antic com edy to begin with Hut at the end of the film there Is this sense o f profound (ruth and honesty that makes W ed ­ ding on e o f the heller rom antic com edies of this year Julia Roberts stars as a New York food critic named Juliannc Potter, w ho has just received the shock of her life Her best friend. Michael O Neal (Derm ot Mulroneyl. Is gettin g married. Shouldn't th.it be a good thing/ Yes. hut not for Juliannc. M ichael and Juliannc had one night of p a s ­ sion In college and agreed lo be Just friends afterwards. They also agreed that. If they were to marry. It would he with each other But Michael, a Chicago sports writer, has met a beautiful sociable named Klm my W allace (Cam eron Diaz). She Is affectin g mid n a­ ive to the fact that Juliannc. whom she chose sp o ra d ically to he her bride's maid, w ants tu sec the m arriage annulled before the vows arc Issued! Juliannc loves Michael, hut her selfish search for h appiness could destroy the happiness of others. My llesl Friend's Wedding has a creative team supporting It. Not Just a wonderful en ­ sem ble o f actors, hut also Aus­ tralian director P.J. Hogan IAfUriel's Wedding I and A ca d ­ emy Award w inning screen ­ writer Ronald Hass (Kalri Man ) J u lia m ic (J u lia R o b e r ts ) in lro d u c e s G e o r g e (R u p e rt E v e re tt) to M ic h a e l (D c rm o t M u lr o n c y ) a s h er fia n c e e In the n e w ly -re le a s e d M y lie s I F r ie n d 's W edding. Hogan has a great knack lor comedy, and an ear for music lo lit his movies. Music Is im ­ portant In Ills films It s part o f the Joy of w atching a P.J Hogan movie. In Muriel’s Wedding, he used old but a p ­ propriate tunes like A H IIA 's hit. 'D a n cin g Queen* In this Wedding. Hogan uses -among other songs-Dionne W ar­ wick's "I Say a U tile Prayer' in one of the movie's priceless, hilarious scenes where an en ­ tire restaurant breaks out into a rendition o f the Warwick song. The scene Is given a boost by the great corned Ir perform ance o f Rupert Everett (The Madness of Sing George). who plays Jullanne's gay rditor. George Downs, George is Im personating Jullanne's ti nnc£ in an elfort lo make M i­ chael Jealous and. as he o ver­ plays the part, he starts to serenade his bride which sparks the howlingty tunny sing-along The scene Is al most as funny as the 'lio liein la n Rhapsody* car scene In W ayne's World Th r real hero of the movie Is screenw riter Ronald Bass Bass takes a routine rom antic com edy and breathes new life in the formula by adding a dash o f thoughtfulness There Is an unwritten rule In movie criticism not to give away the ending o f a film, so I can not Indulge you with what pleased me most about My Best Friend's Wedding. But Just tlilnk o f friendship and how Bass sheds a Ilfe-reflectlve in­ sight on that theme. It Is som ething audiences will c o n ­ nect lo. Even though Everett ts a hoot, tills Is Julia Roberts' movie Stir is lo rom antic com edies what Emma Thom pson is to period film s It Is too easy for them Stic Is a natural comedienne and an actress that purichrs up the dram a When Roberts is asked to cry or feel unhappy, she makes you feel It I like her In roles like these, hut they're not a challenge for her. I sense. Dcrmot Mulroncy (The Trigger Effect) plays a hushed role as Michael. And Cameron Diaz (The Mask), with her gleeful, sunny smile, is delightfully perky ns Klmmy --wow. so Is d ia l name! My Best Friend's Wedding ts not as goad as Chasing Amy or die earlier Love Jones, but It pulls It weight. And given the below average choices that make up the rest o f (Ids year's rom antic com edy field, then Wedding's weight can be m eas­ ured In gold. Three stars (out o f four). ' �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. June 26. 199? - 3* Strong convictions shape Crooms’ principal By C A R T E R Q ILM AR T1N Herald C orrespon den t Even at the ngc o f three, having lived no w here else. Hrennedette Hardy didn't feel at home In tlrLstnl, Florida. Her mother could see b y the tim e H rrniiedettr was ready for third grade that "Bristol was not for me.* as Croom s A c a d ­ em y principal Hrennedette H ardy-lllake. Ph D., tells the slory today "So shr sent me to live with art mint and uncle In J ackson ville." Shr stayed until ninth grade, when she returned to Hrlstol and nrw ly Integrated Liberty County High School She re­ calls that "Integration was just starting My best friend was a white girl named Regina Sew ell We troth loved to sew On Saturday* w r it go to the Trailways station and take the Inis to Tallahassee and strop In Die • loth strops" "People didn't like It Re glna s fattier owned Die I'lggly Wiggly He had a certain standing In the ((im m unity, so I guess they didn't say as much, but rtiry talked ' 'M y mom worried I couldn't st.iy all buttled up lla ik then in Liberty County one rnutd still grt a teach ing r r it illr a tr to truth grades one through right ujmhi eighth grade graduation The only two til.uk tear tiers in town were an aunt and uncle of Hardy III.ike s Mho (sere eighth grade graduates lla rd v lll.ike s mother hud gone to the eight grade. She m arried and had seven rh lldren and then her husband died There was no high sch ool for black students. Without high sclrool. college was Jusl a dream. W ith Integration at the white high school. those dream s turned in to goals "M y m other alw ays en cou r­ aged me IT I rom p laln rd about som ething, she'd tell me the only w ay you can live d iffe r­ en tly Is you go to school and get a good education Thru you can gel n good jolt ' She dlitn t kitow how for me to do It. hut she knew It was what I had to do." H ardy-lllake says "w atching her alw ays he afraid." would have taught her fear. too. If she hadn't trad those years In •lacksonvllle. She's grateful for those years and ktrows it wasn't easy for her m other to let her go Toward the end of her senior year at Liberty County High School. Hardylllake was railed Into the prln rlp a l'* ofTlce and told her she had the highest grade point average lit the senior class "It trad never happened He thought It probably lietl if I w asn ’t Dir valedictorian I asked him why not if I had the highest grade point aver a g r’>* Stir was told to go home and lulk wtDi tier mother about It Her mother didn I pro lest "My monr was alw ays afraid * A white boy named Reggie Som m ers was vuledirto rlan Hardy-Hlake was sa lota tor lan POLICE BRIEFS Prostitution arrest Frankie Cloud. 2fi, o f 3202 Orlando Or . Sanford was arrested W ednesday by Sanford Polite Cloud m .ix t barged with assignation to loimrut prostitution ami arrested at Senrinolr Hlsd Report said Diat Cloud appfnai tied an under rover agent pru|xtsing oral sex Officer finds cannabis ■lai oti C hristopher IN of |0«>23 G rovevlrw Way Sanford Mas arrested Tuesday by Sanford Poller Christopher was < barged Midi cultivation of marijuana and possession of drug jiaraphrrnalta and was arrested at his home Upon search >>! ( hri.xtopfirr * apartment, replying to an alarm going off an olfirer found cannabis plants and drug paraphernalia around thr apartm ent —- Cultivation of marijuana charged Andrew Sutrr 10 of IOti23 (if(A-evlew Way Santord Mas arrested Tuesday fry Sanford Police Soter M a s charged M i t h cultivation of marijuana and possession of drug paraph ernalia and m . i x arrested at his ajMitriient Retail theft charged Malcolm lJur.int. 2 0 of 2008 flridges Or Tampa. m . ix arrested Tuesday by Sanford Police Durant m .ix charged with retail Died anil arrested In Die 1500 him k of s t rench Avr Durant rejmrt said concealed a |>a< k of chicken then e s ltn ) slore Domestic violence charged Patricia Myles. 18 ol Itiggrns ferra te. Sanford was arrested TurscLiy by Sanford Police Myles Mas <barged with aggravated battery idnmesln violencel and resisting M i l l i o n ! violence and arrested at tier residence Report said that Myles tried to get her clothes from her former apartment O fficers said that Myles till tier sister on Die arm with a broom handle Incidents Tuesday In Die I IOO block of W tsi St a Craftsm an chainsaw, a Magna vox A h e a d VCR. a Casio Ci Shock Men's watch, a Sony radlo/cassetle w rrr stolen Total value Is S 5 I0 A gold colored cigar hand tyjw ring was stolen from Die 21*00 block of Orlando Dr al a business on Tuesday The value is 9300 Tools worth 81.500 w rre stolen from the IOO block o l Clear Lake O r on Tuesday T H E JEAN L. C A M PS Jean 1- Cam ps has been com m issioned as a second llrtilrn an l through the Air Fem e ROTC program after canting a bachelor's degree at Die University o f Florida at G ainesville. ICE HOUSE 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. C r o o m s P r i n c i p a l B re n * n e d e t t e H a rd y -B la k e, le ft , c o n g ra tu la le s the s c h o o l's 1997 v a l e d i c t o r i a n , O o n l Johnson, who lives by a phi­ lo s o p h y sim ila r to HardyBlake's. ’If you have that pos­ itiv e attitu de, you can a c ­ complish anything,' she says I 12” Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions V ' Rem em bering the Hrlstol *>f hrr youth Hardy I Hake says "Nome ugly Dungs happened." bul those things don I replace Die nice things the good m em ories A good mem ory is tier hom e eronotnlr s teacher tak trig her to Tallahassee to visit flo rid . i Slate University and encouraging tier to attend Ttiat leat her s Interest Is probably m Iiv stie majored in Vocational llornr E< onnm lrs grad u atin g in 1974 When Hardy lll.ike returns to llrlsfol she makes sore to visit Die Appalachian Seafood Rrs taurant on Friday nights "Ttiat s where all Die people re tired from the school system go on Friday nights to eat " She stops In to say hello and calc h up ort Mhat o itirrs are doing Just as they follow her family fife and r.uerr ft was tier teach m g internship that brought tier to central H on da Her first trar lung Job Mas al Sem inole High School w firte she met and married Die cna< fi He m .ix a widower with a 5 year old son She Is quiet uml sm iling as site rrm ein txrs lll.ike s 5 year old son J rfl "lie was my first child I didn i carry him hut tie was my first " Thr couple had tmo other children to ­ gether. Ilrandl now 14 .trial llrandon. 15 IloDi will attend Winter Springs High School when It open* Jrfl now 20. is well known m the comm unity for his success as a p ro fe s­ sional fool half player w i Di Dir Cine inn.id Itrng.d s m other braid in g a ch ild's hair and a student's pen cil draw in g o f m other and ch ild In lfM>2 Hardy-Hlake moved h erself and tier tw o younger ch ildren to Tallahassee She worker! for Dir FSU Center for Policy Studies and earned a I'ti fJ in Educational L ea d er­ ship with an em phasis on ju ogram evaluation "Every week end we'd go to (Irlstol and mom m i n i Id rlo laundry Sheri rook all w rrkend and send us hark to T a lla ­ hassee on Sunday night with a CARE package to get us through W ednesday ‘ She coordinated with my h roth rrs and sisters to see who could com e to Tallahassee and watch the kids If I had a night r lass or had to study In llard y-H la k e'* family Die expectation was that you wrnt as far as you were allowed to go For her mother, that wpas to Die Nth grade For Hardy-Hlake that was through a Ph D p r o ­ gram on FSU "The woman who has art 8th grade education is responsible foe my having a Ph D * Her mother * still in lirlsto l Foe Hardy-Blake. 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Loar - Editor Odaaaa K Pugh • Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months............................. 919 SO 6 Months........................ ....939 00 I Y e a r..............................978.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL W e ll d o n e There are going Co be (hose who will criticize the Board or Sem inole County Commissioners for what they did • or didn’t • accomplish at Tuesday's 7V*-hour adultentertainment marathon. Some will say the board wasn't tough enotigh • allowing the existing legalized clubs to stay put If they play ball with the county. "Grandfathering" will be the rap because these clubs were allowed to keep going If they agreed to spruce up their outward appear­ ances and stay clean inside. In other words. No drugs. No prostitution. Break the rules and No club. The commissioners will also be blamed for allowing the Orlando Sanford Airport area to be considered for relocating or for the establishment of any new adult clubs. We salute District 5 Commissioner Daryl McLain, who fought against both the airport and Midway Commerce Park rezoning ordinances. McLain Introduced an amendment to the ordinance that called for more study by the county's comprehensive planning staff to come up with some better choices than Sanford. McLaln'a amendment passed, while he was able to vote against both Sanford sites. None of the commissioners wanted to drop the entire load on Sanford, but had no other choice Tuesday than to comply with a gameplan set by the U.S. Supreme Court. McLain, himself, defended the county’s planning staff when It was attacked for not taking more time to make Its recommenda­ tions. A couple of other suggestions simply weren’t feasible. W e were Im pressed the w ay County Manager Gary Kaiser and other county leaders staged the public meeting. An event management team went Into action os It would trvA disaster situation* £ v cry d eia H w »a taken care of by the county. Where there could have been chaos there was calm. There wasn't enough room to seat everyone In the BCC chambers - 500 people for 190 seats. County stafT made sure that everyone was not only safe but ready to testify when called by the com m ission even if they were somewhere else In or outside the county building. Chief Fire Inspector Kirk Middleton worked a 20-hour day as did countless others. BCC Chairman Randy Morris skillfully kept things moving. It's hard to find fault with the procedure or the results. On July 22. there will be another marathon public hearing when the commission tries to adopt a public nudity ordinance. We expect the county to shine that night, too. Let your voice be heard Our readers are Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication, as well as letters to the editor. Opinions ex­ pressed need not be those of the Herald; we may or may not agree with you, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. Berry's World TEFLON velcro o 1*97 fry HEA. Inc ? Apologizing for slavery and other atrocities The proposal, b y a bipartisan f u u p o f a dozen congressm en, that Congress resolution apologizin g to our black fellow citizen s for A m erica's h is to r y o f slavery Is Just the tip o f the Iceberg. In the first place, as Clarence ('E lean or is right*) Page pointed out on A B C s T h is Week.* It Isn't enough. A lready certain b la ck spokesm en have begun suggesting that on ly 'reparations* - l.e.. cash - will ease the pain o f the present generation o f black Am ericans. Th ere Is. after all. the precedent o f the reparation s paid b y the governm ent not lo n g ago to still-ltvtng Japanese-Am ericans w ho w ere Interned In cam p *. without the sligh test Justification, after Pearl Harbor. But at least In that case the people b ein g com pensated w ere the ones w ho had suffered the internm ent. In the case o f slavery, the apology Is to be made, on beh alf o f people w ho have never enslaved anybody, to other p eo p le w ho have never been enslaved. It would sim ply be a spectacular exam ple o f *fcel-goodlam.* and w ould very probably have the unintended side effect o f encouraging som e blacks to conclude that the United Stales has o ffic ia lly conceded that It ow es them a living. But tf w e re goin g to apologize to our b la ck 4 A t least in that case the people being compensated were the ones w h o had suffered. J fellow -citizens for the historic w rong o f slavery, b e assured that It won't land In fairness shouldn't) stop there. I f there was ever a grou p o f Americana that deserves an apology from the rest o f us. surely It la the Indians. W e w hites sim ply landed and took over their territory, and com pounded our aggression b y breaking practically every treaty w e subsequently signed with them. And Lord knows H ispanic Am ericans (or at least those from M exico) are entitled to an apology for the huge sw aths o f territory w e wrested from Mexico In the 19th century. As a m atter o f fact, wouldn't com m on decency suggest that w e ought to return moat o f the southwestern U nited States, from Texas to California, to M exico? But why must the U nited States do all the apologizing? Shouldn't other countries adm it their derelictions too? Shouldn't B ritain apologize to India and Pakistan for exp lo itin g the whole subcontinent for 300 years? For that m atter, wouldn't It be nice tf the British House o f C om m ons apologized to the 13 states that com prised their A m erican colon ies tor trying to keep them in subjection against their w ill? Similarly. Japan certain ly ought to a p o logize to Am ericana far Pearl Harbor, not to m ention apologizin g to the C h in ese for the Rape o f Nanking. O erm any should apologize to the Russians for Invading them as w ell as to the Jew s for trying to ann ih ilate them. Turkey ought to apologize to A rm enia for all the Arm enians It slau gh tered, and South Africa's w hites owe an a p o logy to Its blacks for the long years o f apartheid. (Please note, by the way. that all o f those lu te d in litis paragraph as deserving an apology are still represented by living people, w h o thus are as entitled as the aforem entioned Japanese-Am ericans to 9 « « Rusher. P a g * BA GEORGE PLAGENZ Getting personal with your prayers MORTON KONDRACKE H ouse G O P dam age party's appeal Instead o f actin g Uke the winners o f the 1996 elections. House Republicans are beh avin g as If they were still the m inority party. If th e y keep It up. they could be back In that p osition soon enough. All historic precedenU call for the Republicans to score big gains in the 1998 elections, but If they repeat perform ances such as they've turned In over the past two weeks, voters m ay conclude that they don't know what to do with prime tim e. It was mistake enough for party leaders to yield to hard-liners and play politics with disaster relief. T o follow that up by plllorytn g those w ho tried to cut OOP losses Indicates a zealotry that ca n only damage the party's appeal. House Speaker Newt Gingrich. R Oa.. a lon g with Senate M ajority Leader Trent Lott. RMlss.. made exactly the right calculation after the 1996 election s were over: The pu blic la sick o f partisan warfare. It wants p ro b le m ­ solving action, and there U no alternative to com prom ise, given the fset that a D em ocrat alU In the W hite House. Moreover, even though form er Rep. Vin Weber. R-Mlnn.. m ay overstate when he saya that President Clinton U an ’ Elsenhower Republican.* the fact U that the playing field on w hich deals are made between C on gress and the W hite House Is fundam entally Republican territory. B alancing the budget, cutting taxes, reform ing M edicare, cutting spending, and reducing governm ent are all GO P objectives. Clinton has accepted them: the only question Is. how will they be Im plem ented? W ithin that framework, there Is every opportunity for the GOP to push right - as It's now doing on capital gains taxes, funding for ( House Republicans are behaving as if they were still the m inority party. 7 In the process, though, he gave his follow ers such a taste for blood that, when enem y flesh Is not available, they start after that o f brethren. W hat Gingrich did to undermine form er House M inority Leader Bob Michel. R-UL. G ingrich's No. 2 man. Rep. Dick Arm ey. RTexas. Is doing to Gingrich now - perhaps even m ore nakedly. Usually, in the Michel days. Gingrich was respectful in public toward his leader even as he undercut h im behind the scenes. At a p ress conference last week. Arm ey didn't even hide his contem pt, telling questioners to *have a nice d a y when they asked If G ingrich could be an effective leader. Gingrich Is scurrying to pretend that nothing unusual Is goin g on. Just a ‘ self-fed m edia frenzy,* but even he acknowledged to David Brodcr o f the W ashington Post that ’ some o f our conservative critics are so used to being on defense that they autom atically yell. 'S ack the quarterback' even when It's their quarterback on the field.* The (act Is that those doing the yelling are In Gingrich's own backfteld. When the speaker the N ational Endowm ent for the A rts and tried to rescue his party from the p.r. trouncing It got from holding up disaster re lie f Medicare. to the upper Midwest, he was opposed b y There Is even room for Republicans to pick fights that will serve their base constitu en cies alm ost all o f his subordinate leaders. or help define differences between the parties. Arm ey, m oreover, gave aid and com fort to firebrands w ho were calling for Gingrich's Examples are the ban on partial-birth abortions and the balanced budget head, much as the Jacobins got Robespierre's. amendm ent. And Gingrich knows It. Last week. Gingrich W hat Lott and Gingrich realized from the was observed In a loud, harsh, finger-pointing outset, though, was that m ajority status In match with Arm ey In a Capitol hallway. And C ongress brings with It a responsibility to help before long. Gingrich may publicly coll out Arm ey or one o f his follow ers and dare him to govern the country. But that Idea has never sunk In am ong the challenge him for speaker. Jacobins o f the party, who believe In The conventional wisdom — probably correct perm anent revolution and accuse a n y leader - Is that this Intrigue Is all In sld e th e-B eltw a y w ho settles for less than total victory o f aiuit m at the public cares Uttle about. On the com m itting treason. other hand. It bespeaks an extrem ist cast o f In a sense. It's poetic Justice that Gingrich Is mind that the public has repeatedly shown It now the victim o f revolutionary fervor. He. after distrusts. all. was the Robespierre who first coh sp lred As a result o f 1995 extrem ism . Republicans within the GO P to challenge m oderate nearly lost control o f the House In 1996. leadersh ip and then led conservatives to S ee K o n d ra ck e , Page 8A triumph. t I Dr. Richard Cabot, a fam ous physician at M assachusetts General H ospital in Bouton, once said that if m ore m inisters knew how to pray for the people in their con gregation s who cam e (o them for help. 60 percent to 70 percent o f those w ho (111 doctors' w a itin g rooms wouldn't have to be there. 1Is tt true that m inisters, w ho ought to b e experts In praying, don't know how to pray? Listen to w hat one wom an has to sxy about her own pastor. ‘ Recently.* she writes. *1 went to speak to the senior m in u ter o f my church to tell him o f my m u riU l problem s. He was very concerned an d encouraging, and when I was leaving, prom ised lo think about me every day. *1 wanted lo tell him that all my unbelieving friends w ere thinking about me. What I needed was a prayer warrior. I am saddened that I must go to another group m my city to request prayer for me and my husband. *1 have lots or people thinking o f me. What I need are people w ho ran address God on my behalf and assu re me I will be remem bered In prayer.* T h u w om an Is not alone In her search for •prayer warriors* over optim U ts (T m sure everything w ill be fine*) or positive thinkers (•You've got to look on the bright side*). O f course, this wom an could have done her own praying. In fact, she probably had. But most o f us. when dealin g with a crisis, would feel better If we know others w ill reinforce o u r prayers by rem em bering us b y name In their prayers. What both ers m any o f us about prayers we hear In church or find In a prayer book U that th ey ore too Im personal to be helpful. O ne su e prayer U made to (it all. We want prayers that speak personally to our condition - that mention our name and our need and God's name in the sam e prayer. Margaret Creal's novel. T h e Man W ho Sold Prayers.* tells o f a clergym an w ho succeeded In doing that. Rev. St. C laire Gwynne (know n as ’ Saintly*) w rote custommade prayers for people and soon found he was gettin g more requests than he could fill. Dkl the m ade-to-order prayers work? If b y that we m ean. 'D id the people all get what they prayed for?* the answer U no. But In another sen se they did work. Take the wom an w ho asked Saintly to write a prayer to help her win the lottery. She said afterward. "When I didn't win. I was really disappointed. But I got used to saying the prayer the reverend WTote for me and I kept sayin g It. Now I've found the ‘ spiritual fortune' he wrote about In that prayer and It's better than anything m oney can buy." But there was a down side for Saintly In all this prayer-w riting. As he looked at the piles o f requests stacked high on his desk one pile for people w ho wanted to be healthy, a pile for those who wanted to he rich, another for those who wanted to change som eth ing (like the weather or the governm ent) — he grew uneasy. T h e y all boll down to I-want.* Saintly mused. 'N o one orders a prayer that says. 'G od. how marvelous!' or ‘ You're sim ply divine.’ It gets very depressing hearing all those I-w anIs and Gtve-mes.* Perhaps wc are looking too hard for the answers to our prayers. There la one prayer that alw ays w orks and answers all our needs. Happiness, as w e all know, Is not a matter o f gettin g everything w c want. It Is a S ee P la gen x. P a ge 8 A t �V H P p fr Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, June 26, 1997 • SA Rescue C o n tin u ed fr o m P a ge 1A u ready to race from two o f the c ity 's three fire station s and get to w ork right aw ay, trans­ porting patients In need o f care to area h o sp i­ tals. It wtll cost an additional 8160,000 to ready the third sta tion , he noted. A ccordin g to Hickson, the stations dow ntown on French Avenue and 13* Street and the one on U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 north o f Lake Mary Doulevard are ready to go. Those tw o stations already have the p erso n ­ nel and the equipm ent in place to treat and transport patients in em ergency situations. The third station, on Upsala Road, does not cu rrently have the appropriate people and equipm ent to do that. The county has agreed to contract to provide service to areas served b y that station until Sanford can collect enough m oney from trans­ portin g patients from the other stations to p a y far the Anal location . Hickson said the city wtll charge, as the cou nty wtll. 8280 per transport. That amount Includes everything, including treatm ent and drugs. W hile they have set a target date o f Ju ly 16 to Pets Continued from Page 1A re* qulrem enta for this option. If your pet must travel In the cargo hold, try to travel during cooler timea o f day. make sure you are on a d i­ rect flight, and travel on the sam e flight as your pet. Alw ays inform the flight a t ­ tendant you pet la m the cargo hold. Never sh ip in sportln g from the first two stations. begin transc H e doesn’t have a date In mind when the third station w ou ld be ready. Fire departm ents In A ltam on te Springs. C asselberry, Longwood, O viedo and W inter S prin gs already provide their own em ergency Ironsporatlon services. Th e county agreed tw o w eeks ago to get Into the am bu lan ce bu sin ess. T h e C ity o f Lake M ary has contracted with the cou nty for their em ergency transportation needs. U ntil now. the firefigh ters w ere allowed to re­ spond to an em ergency situation and could treat the patient at the scene, but they had to w ait until a private am bulance arrived at the scene to transport the patient at the hospital. Th e new arrangem ent. Hickson said, would allow for faster, more effective treatment o f p a ­ tients In em ergen cy situations. M ayor Larry Dale said he believed It was a good tim e for the city to get Into the business o f tran sporting patien ts. *We have the equipm ent and the personnel ready to g o at those tw o stations,’ he sold. H ickson said firefighters and param edics In Sanford are “ready to g o * with the n ew program and he is lookin g forward 1o bein g able to p ro ­ vide the service. short nosed anim als such as Boston Terriers, or P e­ kinese or Persian eats. Th ese anim als have short nasal passages that do not give hot air a chance to cool before It reaches their lu n p . When you arrive at your destination, be sensitive to you r pets summ er nreds. H ove a fresh supply o f w a ­ Training------ C o n tin u ed fro m Page 4A m atter o f being with someone w e love who loves us In return. Love Is often all It takes to lift whatever burden we are carrying. So the prayer that pu ls us In touch with God as the beloved friend and com panion o f our lives m ay be the only prayer we need. If som eone o ffe r s 'to sell you that prayer, buy It. cash reparations.| W idening our focus a bit. Isn't It clear that wom en aa a whole deserve an apology from men as a whole for Im posing on them |he patriarchal domUiatlon of which our frm ln tols com plain ? RBSOLUTION NO. IZZ A RESOLUTION OF THS CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAKE MART, FLORIOA, AS TM I OOVERNINO BO OT OF THE LAKE MARY STREET LIOHTINQ DISTRICT. PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 170.01 BY E IO .. FLORIDA STATUTES. ADOPTING AND APPROVING THS ASSSSSbtSHT FLAT FOR THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT OF C H A N 0 IS FOR THE PROVISIONS OF STREET LIOHTINQ PURSUANT T O ORO IN AN CI NO. 144. D lN fCTM O PREPARATION OF THS PRELIMINARY ASSESS­ MENT ROLL. ESTABLISH INO THE M fTH O O FOR C O L L IC TION OF T H I ASSESSMENT. PhOVIOINO FOR NOTICE OF THE M EETINO FOR PUSLIC COMMENT ON ANO ADOPTION OF T H « ASSESSMENT ROLL. bon, sentence, phrase, word, or portion of this resolution not otharwla* dolsr.elnod to be NQTtCS ts HERSBY GIVEN by to# City Cw w M n n of » • City «H Lake Mary, Florid*, that u ld Commission mil boid • PubiM at 7.04 P M . or i i aoon tooroaltar aa posarbW. to conaMar S u l reading of an Ordinance AM OROiNANCI OF THE CITY OF U U t| MART. FLORIOA. PROVIDING FOR T N I VACAT­ ING A PORTION OF THE PLAT OF HUNTINGTON POINT P H A M III. AS RECORDED IR FLAT BOOK St. PAGES M I f T. LOCATED IR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. ARO MORE PARTICULARLY O SSCIRM O HEREIN. PROVIDING FOR CON­ FLICTS. SEVERABILITY ARO EFFECTIVE DATE tl 0M plat: Lota. Hunbegu roaordod Page* H Record* IS*, ta r. and 1SS. n PoM! Phae* III. aa to Plat Book 11. I I I d I N Pubhc of Sevwmoto Com fy TtM PubiM Hearing mH bo bold m Mo City C a u n i* start Chsmber* I M W LaAa Mary Boidaaafd. Labo Mery Florida Tba Public fa toeitod to a Hand and bo boofd Sold boating may Capiat aI Mo OrdHtonco m M l m Mo City Ctorba Plagenz C o n tin u ed fro m Page 4A errr o r u u ti hast , FLORIDA N o n e i of Supervise your pet clo sely If your vacation spot has a balcony or ledge, and be sure w indow s are securely screened w in n in g b y only 9,700 votes In the closest 10 districts and 200.000 popular votes nationw ide out o f 87 million cast. Aa M ark Gersh o f the National Com m ltleq for an Effective Congress points out. o f 32 seats won b y 4 percent or less In 1906. 21 are Republican and 11 are Dem ocratic, giving the D em ocrats a chance to retake the House. Even tf that doesn't happen, the O O P m ay well blow the opportunity to score big gains In 1996 as a prelude to a full takeover o f the governm ent in 2000 Rusher Legal Notices unto a final dooialon lo Mo Cffy Cornrmaron If Mo OfdMonco M appro* ad on Foal Reading Mo Cffy Commas#!** MR bold a Pabbe C o n tin u ed fro m Pago 4A •’ Everyone wants to feel good, sn d have good sell-esteem .” Shelly Friend said. " N o one w ants to go around feeling bloated. ’ E veryth ing you do all day • at w ork or at play - is affected by how fit you are. People w ho get up each m orning feeling good about them selves are goin g to accomplish a lot m ore than those who don ’t have good self-esteem and fltnesa. Constalrncy to a key. You have to keep doing som ething.” Seem s like ^m on th -old Sara Friend to go in g to h ave In m ade In the shade. Mama s been choreographing her every m o ve since December ai O o ld 'sG y m . Lucky kid. hehf Legal Notices ter readily available, and be aw are that your pet might eat less during hot w eather. Replace you pet’s I.D. tag w ith tem porary tag disp layin g your summer address. Kondracke 1A Legal Notices •» 7 SB P NOW THIR ST O K I. R * by th# Ca— tooIon af to* CRy Mary. Florida, acting bawd *f 0i« r*vetoed hereby C*y af LaAa aa tha City 0 t H A R O L D T H E O D O R S SUES Harold T h ro d o re Fues. 69, D aroca D riv e. D elto n a , d ied June 2S. 1997 in Orange City. Born In Rock Island. 111., he m oved lo Central Florida In 1972. He waa the owner/operator o f Fues A uto Soles At Salvage. W inter Springs. He served In the U n ite d S ta te s N a v y d u r in g W orld W ar II and the Korean Conflict, lie was president o f D y n a m ic D evelop m en t C orp . th a t d e v e lo p e d S h e n a n d o a h Village. Sanford, He la one o f the founders and past vice president a n d In it ia l s to c k h o ld e r o f R o o a e v c ll N a tio n a l L ife I n ­ surance Co.. Springfield. 111. Survivors Include wife. Em ily L.; sons. Hal L.. G eneva. Jay M.. Deltona; daughters. Gloria L. Dixon and Jayne M. Vance, both o f Deltona. Kathy A. Drone. Rldgw ay. III.; staler. Darlene J, Rosman. Illinois City. III.; nine g r a n d c h ild r e n : o n e g r e a t ­ grandchild. A rrangem ents by Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. A N N A K R A J C IO A S P A R E K A nn a Krajct G osparek. 87. H e a th e r A v e n u e . L o n g w o o d , died June 24. 1997 at her resi­ dence. Born Jan. 17. 1910 In Czechoslovakia, she m oved to Central Florida In 1990. She was a hom em aker and a m em ber of ■ •: N ativity Catholic Church. S u rvivo rs Include daughter. J u lie D r s s a u e r , L o n g w o o d ; broth er. J oe Krujrl. B edford. Mich.; four grandchildren. g r a n d c h ild : tw o grandchildren. A r r a n g e m e n t s b y G a in e s C a r e y H an d G a rd e n C h a p el Funeral Home. Longwood. lE R W R R a L B S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , E liz a b e t h T ip p in s J a c k s o n ; s te p -d a u g h te r s . M a ry J o y c e H o w a r d . C y n t h ia H o w a rd , Pam ela Sykes, all o f Apopka. E m ily T h o m a s . O r la n d o , D aynlta Howard. Norfolk. Va.; s te p -s o n s . S t a n le y H o w a r d . O r la n d o , C u r tis H o w a r d . A popka: brothers. D avid Jr.. S a n fo r d ; s t e p - b r o t h e r . J o e O liv e r , G re en C o v e S p rin gs: sisters. Ollle Mae W right. Lula Davis, both o f San Francisco. Calif.; four grandchildren, nine step-grandchildren: one great­ courtboun* m Sanford, Snminol* Couniy. Florida, at If 00 A M on lb* tSth day ol July. 1007. tb* following described property at (*l forth m aaid Final Judgment, m m l LOT 111. LAKE VIEW VILLAGE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 11 PAOEI(S) I L SO. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARC ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oat*d lb* 1201 day ol JUNE. IM T MARYANNS MORSE Cleifc ol Circuit Court By Rulh King Deputy Clark COOIL IS 4 STAWIAR4AI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 410 Tampa. Florida IS SOT Telephone (111) 177 400* CSS *9* 00250 Publish Juna IS. 2S. 1*97 DEF-20S y . v H FUEL HAROLD TMIOOOal HersM T - n t r * I m H M Dow* O r. Deiaton*. FL . h <>H M t r b . H . U t r , im » t l •«*» * Om y* City. FL Mr Fuaa • « barn m Rmt I U W II Hn n m f N lb* Central Fibrin* H H It r r f r Iron V - V N i IL AN Fyb* tb * retired M W / eeeraier ( I Fan* *»*• ! • « S 1alr*«*. b m n l * . « R F t A Ut Mary WW II S K rr.ru CantlKl Veteran Fm i b r l *f Or i> m « D r.n r * * t r i Cary. IN I b r r ir f r * i M t i V i m VMMga. ImNrV H* I* *nn *f bin W v k M yntf » h * yrwiymf and MtlH I N I k b i t H Ei i i i i i H Nntl U N Insurance C*. SyrmBfiW* 11 inveived M m »m b | retail bwiines* In lllinyft M* ea|ayed hyniing. M U R R A Y JAC K SO N SR. Murray Jackson Sr.. 91. Oak Street. A ltam onte Springs, died June 19. 1997. Born March 23. 1906 In M ontlcrllo. he m oved to Central Florida In 1953. He was an electrician and a m em ber of W illia m C h a p e l M is s io n a r y Baptist Church, lie was also u m em ber o f Memorial Lodge 6, A ltam on te Springs. Cltrunclla Court 93. Heroines o f Jericho. Apopka. Mr Fum a i r r . M by hr* wit# M M i t t r i Fmu, 1 f m of OeHen* Inn*. HH L Fues H Geneva. FL *n0 Ur M Fvn* H Dtiurr FL. D n f b i GNrl* L Diwn S Jyyny M VvHt befn *f DrINi* FL and K*fby A D ry * H »l*yl i*f IL. L i l y Oarian* J • w n y H lumen City IL * GrMRNMrtn S I Grant Grandchtitoen A viaitatfcm mil bn of Friday. J y * 77 frnm I My witll • My Service mu bn m Saturday. Jim S K I M Arrangements by Slsyhen a a*in*gff Funeral Hama. Dei tone. Fler Me JACK VON. MUb ■ A v ta Fynnrnl M rrK tl Nr Murray JwtM n Sr mu bn nnM I u u N t Ann It. *1 I y m *i Willem Chapel N u i n w r Sayiitl Churcn. Allnmnnln lyrM yi. B .rrryi* OavM Wmb mgfon. Paiior OftKinHny Public Viewing •• i* M m Cb »y»l ****** on Enfurary frnm 1 1 yi> Interment mil 1*110*1 In JUtomonN Fnrn Park Camatory. Altomonln lynnyi. undnr tb* d.r.clion *f MARVIN C TAHOE N V FUNERAL HOME APOPKA. "THE PEG PL E SCHOICE. ’ Aytyka (N il Mb OM Legal Notice Legal Notice IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T M i IETM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IM ANO FOR •■MMOLS COUNTY • E N IS A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 1 7 4 1 1 C A -M -W G E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inn. Plaintiff. VS . SAMUEL MAISONET and P1EDAD MAISONET. t l SL. DnNndanla NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nolle* in hereby green that pursuant lo Hint Final Judgmanl Of fo rrclo iu n R l t d Junn llth , IM T, and nnlnrtd m cknl cat* numbnr E 7 -M I CA. ol lb* Circuit Court of th* H ib Judicial Circuil m and lor Snminol* County. Florida, gherem O S CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. INC., it Plaintiff and SAM UIL MAISONET PIEDAD MASONET. THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . In/arn OelendanKs). I mil *H4 lo 0i* bigheat and baal biddnr lor cnab al Urn araal front door of lb# Snminol* County s te p -g re a t- tot to » hieh auadiviawt cMyrifa ETiR |fTTnuf| KKPfQ RIRMT PM Cdy al Lake Mary Sfraat ' maewan Und IS, Phae* N. Plot Boob S I. Pag** M -M J Thai 0 i* fatal coal af 0»a aataaemanfa tor Tana— Und i t . Pbaa* R ta St90 M burauani to th# aufhanfy af Socb— I M M l at aag., Flyrtds •aaanfy hr*itad to I IN M n t s ta e s t . ty a a a a t. tM e a a s . IS* SIS. 1BS.4IT. I M SIS. Florida Slafuta*. and OrWnanca No S44 a* tha Cdy af Lake Mary. Flartda. and ardaianca creating a murue.yaf aarve* 3. The chargee so aeaaeaad shall be goto by a mantbiy ahan confinua bom a oHh ta Stonth unfeaa amandad ay ac lion af lha govern mg M R , City el Las* Mary Sfraat aa duhy reflected upon NOTICE ■■ HEREBY GIVEN by 0W Cdy 0*0— MaMo at 0w C4y at Lean Mary FVanda that aaid at T 00 P *•., nr aa aawn thar*. abar *4 posstoto fa Kanaidar at aa Ordaaane* M TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIQMT1INTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IM AND FOR S1MINOLR COUNTY QSNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS MO. S7-34S CA 14 W CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. PlainfiN. »* OCTAVIO BALAGUCR. HIL0A BALAGUSR. hi* ml*, and . . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. D*l*ndanl{>| NOTICE OF FO R SCLO SUR I SALE NOTICE . IS HEREBY GIVEN punuanl lo a Final Judgmanl ol Foracloiura dalad Juna IIlb . 1997. and anlarad in Caaa No 97*344 CA 14 W. ol lb* Circuit Court ol lb* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuil m and lot SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherein CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COM­ PANY i* Plaintiff and OCTAVIO BAUiaUER. *1 a t. ara Oalandanta. I will and to tb* high**! and baal biddar lor caah in lb* Waal Iron I door ol lb* Couftboua*. in Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florid*, al I I 00 a m o'clock on in* ism day ol July. IM T . th* lotlowing daaenbad proparty aa sal forth In aald Fatal Judgmanl, lo wit: LOT I. BLOCK 12. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION UNIT NO FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAQES SO ANO SI. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA aSh/a 1305 VIBURNUM LANE. WINTER PARK. FLORIOA 32792 DATE0 lbi* 1 Jib day ol Juna. IM T. MARYANNS MORSE Aa Clark ol Mid Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clark Faber S Qldill. PA Suit* 300 IS70 Madruga Avanu* Coral Qabl*a. Florida 3314S nosi m i -4110 -Paraon* with a disabilily who need a apacta! accommodation hi participate in 0u* proceeding ahould contact ADA Coordinator at Svminol* Couniy Courtboua*. 301 N Park Avanu*. Sulla N301. Sanford. Florida 32771. al laaat liv* day* prior lo th* proceeding. Talaphone (407) 323-4330 eel 4227. 1-400-555 1771 (TOD) or I 100-955-5770 (V) via Florida Relay Senic* * Publiah Juna IS. 2S. 1S97 0EF-213 fib K flfl al T o ? P M or a* aoon thar* altar a* possible lo conaatov Mcond reading and adoption ol lha Ordinance Copt** ol Ihe Ordinance m lull are available bt 01* City Clerk* Off— NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETINO OR HEARING. HE ON SHE WILL NEED A REC0R0 OF THE PROCEEOINQS ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADS. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORIOA STATUTES 214 OIOS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS IN AOVANCi OF THE MEET)NO AT 407-324-3024 CITY Of LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Potter. City Clerk DATED June 12. IM T PUBLISH June IS. 1M7 June 21 1S0T DIF-210 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME bulk* la hereby given that I ant engaged «n busmeea at 2212 Winter Wood* Bird , Winter Park. FL 12712, Semlnol* County. Florid*, under th* Fictitloua Ham* of HOMS ANO HEART DISIQ N STUDIO and that I inland to regular aald nam# with tha Oivlalon of Corporation*. Tailahaaaoo, Florida. In accordance with the provialona of the Fictitloua Name Statute*. To-Wit: Section MS OS. Florida Staiuta* 19S1. Larry J. Fordyce Publiah; Juna IS. IM T OEF-ITS ATTEST: HI Carol A. Foster CITV CLERK. CAROL A. FOSTER Far Ota ua* and reliance of too City of Lake Mary only Approved aa la land and toga' C ITY ATTORNEY. DONNA L. MC INTOEH. June 24 B Jufy 3. tM T 0EF7S4 OF FUNLI0 NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVIN by too Cffy Cemm issi an of to* Cdy Sec and actual saw *t 0va ayaration and ■MSN0MM0 0f card street Iwihtl0# i— flb— NHIUBllI aaiibiRi * 4**4— t^frtl WWW B PM U1W J yard anillar aananbutad by to* City a* Lab# Man* Florida, tor — > .'.i CITY OF LANS MARY. FLORIOA HI David J. Mealof MAYOR. DAVID J. MEALOR Cammlaaian mH held a FuAJto Hearing an JULY IBtb. IB tT . M 7 00 R. M . *r a* aoon tooro- CITY OP LASS MANY, FLORIDA NOTTCB OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MANY. FLORIOA. PROVTOmO FOR THE VACAT­ ING UTILITY AND DRAINAGE EASEMENTS ON LOTS T l. f t I T I I ANO IS. TECHNOLOGY PARK AT LAKE MARY. LOCAT­ ED IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. ANO MORE PARTICULARLY 0ESCRIBE0 HEREIN PROVIDING FOR CON­ FLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE vacating HI utility and dramaB* aaaamani* within Lata I I , 12. 13. 14. and IS. TECHNOLOGY PARK AT LAKE MARY REPLAT, according to th* Plat tharoof. recorded m Plat Booh 43. page* 13 and 14 ol 0 * Pabba Record* of Eenanofa Couniy Florida. L IE S lb* IS tool utility and drainage aaaamani* adiacanl la Technology Park ngbl-of-way and L IE S lb* Eatl 30 toaf of the IS loot utility and dramag* aaaamani abutting th* north property bn* ol Lot 11 Th* Public Hearing will b* bald in lha City Comrmatio* Chamber*. 100 W Lab* Mary boulevard. Lab* Mary. Flond* Tb* Pubbc i* invited to attend end be heard Said bearing may be continued bom Kite to tune until a final dec>aion la mad* by th* City Comrmaaion If th* Ordinance la approved on T in t Reading, th* City Comnaaalon wilt hold a Pubbc PASSE0 ANO AOOOTBO ttoa 19th day of Juna 1M7. e s t a b l i s h i n g t h e b a s is f o r COMPUTATION OP THS ASSESSMENT, PROVIDING FOR CO NFLICTS. S IV IR A S IU T T , ANO E F F S C n V I OATS. — am j a . , -a,-. . , , | „ r m ■ , f ^mlNNkJMb R R a NOTE IF A PERSON OECIOES TO APPEAL AMY OIClSION MADE EV THIS COMMISSION PATH RESPECT TO ART MAT­ TER GOKEIOCAIO AT THIS MEETIRO OR H IA K N Q HE OR •HE WNA NCSO A RE CORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS AMO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR •HE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MACE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO M BASSO FLORIOA IT A T U T IB JSS BISS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TMESS PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST AS HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT a07-Sf A-SStA Cl TV Of LARS MARY. FLORIOA Carat A Footer City CMrb d a t e d Jm a 11. tSSF iflUSH Amp IS 1SB7 Amp H IM T D C F -til ttonaf. t . Effective Data: ThJaroscfu- S. That the CNy Clarb ef 0m Cdy tl Labe Mary. Raadmg AN ONOfNANCI OF THE CITY OF LA R I MARY. FLORIOA. OAANTOM TO METROFOUTAN FIBER SYSTEMS OF FLORIOA. M C A N O N -IIC L U IrV I FRANC**l** TO UBB T H I FUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY OF T H I CITY OF LAKE MARY FOR THE CON­ STRUCTION. MAINTENANCE ANO OFERATION OF A PRIVATE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IN TM I CITY OF LAKE MART FOR THE PROVISION OF LOCAL PRIVATE LIRE TfLICOMbfUNICATIONS SERVICES; ESTAB­ LISHING A FRANCHISE FEE: PROYIOMO TMI TERMS AND CONDITIONS U NOIR WHICH SAiO NON EXCLUSIVE RIOHTS. PRiytLSOSS ANO FRANCHISES MAV BE EXERCISED: PROVIO0*0 FOR EEVERABHITV ANO EFFECTIVE 0ATI. The Pubbc ftoarOtg ma be h*M i the Cammiasmn Chamber*. 100 N Country Ckab Road. Labs Mary Th* Pubbc •* torn ad la attend and b# heard. Said haarmg may b* cantmu— bam >* to ten* until a final dec!te a i* made by Lha Cdy Comm melon Cog me af tog Ordinance at fufl are available n to* City Clark a Office far N O Tt IF A PERSON M O O E S TO APPEAL ANV DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANT MAT­ TER CONEI0ERE0 AT THIS MEETINO OR HEARING. HE OR ■HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR EMI MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEONfOB IB M A M . WHICH RECORD IN C LU 0 IS THE TEETMSONT ANO EVI. O tN C I UPON WHICH THE APPEAL is t o b e b a s e d . FLORIOA STATUTES IP* 0105 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES N llO tN O ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE 0f ANV OF THESE PROCE(0RM3S SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-334-3034. DATED June 20. IN 7 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Caret A. Foster. Cdy Clark PUBLISH: Juna IE. tM T M F-JS S la ttutt a copy of true a waa* tor a period tl tng (21 — aka to a nawapapar tl ganorM ctfcutafton and publlahed to Sam mala County. Ftortda. S. That tha Du actor af Ftoarvca tor dia Cdy of LaAa Mary Ftortda. be and she I* the amount of die benefit ta and tha aaaeaament agamal each lot or parcel af land. Further paid **»**ament rail l to dm Cdy of Lake Mary if. until i 0t* lighting district is m m 01# Cdy Clark of lha Cdy of Laha Mary, Ftortda. — or before June 13. 1M7. Thai upon receipt af aald tomg. th* City Clerk ahad ru* nettc* to each whoa* name* and "tent ran. that they may appear before th* Cdy Conunisatod of 0*# Cdy of Lake Mary. Florida, on July 24. 1907, M lha hour of 7:00 P.M.. or a* soon thereafter a* th* manor be leeched on the agenda, for the purpose ol bemg heard a* to the propriety and admaabddy of die making of said aaaeaaittanl. a* to me manner of th* payment tharofora, and a* lo the amount thereof to b# aaaeased again it each property to Improved. Said notice shad be given to writing on or boforo Juno 20, 1 W . and proof of mailing lhall b* mad* by affidavit ol th* City Clerk. Said notice shall contain notice of lha Uma and place of tho hearing and notic# ahall *J*o b# given by two (2) publi­ cation*. a w**k apart, in a nawapapar of general circula­ tion to die Cdy ol LaAa Mary aa pubhahad to Seminole County, Florida, further provided that th* second notice shall be pub­ llahed no later than July IT , IM T . *(b|. Thai tha aaaeatment rods for said charge* be and tha asm* I* hereby ratified, approved, snd ad cot ad by 01* City Commisaion of th* Cdy of l* »# Mary. Florida, a* th* gov­ erning body of lha Lake Mary Strati Lighting District, pur­ suant to 01* requirements lal forth In Section* 170.01 and 170.04, Florida Statute* 7. Conflicts All ordinance* or resolutions or ports ol ordi­ nance* or resolution* to conflict herewith are hereby repeeled to die aatont of any conflict 0. Sever ability- If any taction, sontonco. phrose. word or por­ tion of this raaolution lo deter­ mined lo bo mvaUd. unlawful, or unconstitutional, sard determi­ nation ahalt not bo bald lo tovalldala or Impair th* vollddy, loro* or offset of any other aac • IN TNB CIRCUIT CO URT OF TNB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. PROBATB DIVISION PH* Number ST-4S8 -CP IN RE Ealet* ol EVELYN ALICE LANG. Oacaaaad MOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION Th* adrmniatralion ol th* Eatal# ol EVELYN ALICE LANG, d t u i u d . Fit# Number 9T-4S2CP. I* pending in lha Circuil Court lor 5* rn.no Ia County. Florida Prob* la Diviaion, th* adilrota ol which is PO. Drawer C, Sanford. Florida 327 72 Th* name* and addraaaa* of th# Personal R* proven tat nr* and th* Personal Raprasanlattva’s attorney ait **l forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH parson on whom Hus Notrcs is ssrvsd who have obtacboas that challenge the validity ot the Will, the qualifi­ cations ol th* Personal Representative, venue, or |urtsdrction ol this Court am required lo Me their obtection* with this Court WITHIN THE LATE OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the Decedent snd olher person* having claim* or demands agamal Decadent’* estate on whom a copy ol this Notic# is served withhin three month* altar th# dal* ol Ihe lint publication ol this nolle* must lit* Ihsv claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ol too Decadent and person* having chums or demands agamal th* Decendent's eatal* must til* their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRE0 Th* date ot lha tint publica­ tion of 0ii* None* it Ih* 19th day ol Juno. 1997 PAUL W LANG. Personal Representative Attorney for Part anal Representative: TERRANCE H OITTMER. ESO Florida Bar *210471 Gilmer. Wohlust S Wilkin*. PA, 230 Lookout P'ac# Post Olttc* Boa 941490 Maitland. Florida 32794-1S90 (407) 539-0009 Publish Juno t*. 2S. 1907 OEF-22S Legal Notice» IN TN B C IR C U IT CO U R T OF T H I I M H T I B V T N JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR S EM IN O LI CO UN TY. FLORIOA PROBATB DIVISION C A S I NUMBER: S T -4 IS -C P IN RE Th# Estate ol HUOH JAMES HENRY. Deceased NOTICE CP ADMINISTRATION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that in* administration ol Ih* estate ol Jama* Henry, Cate No 17-41S-CP. I* pending m Ih* Circuit Court of Semanol# County. Florid*. Probata DnritKin. th* address af which Is PO. 0 rawer 0. Sanford. Florida 32772 0S59 Th* name end eddmsa of th* personal represent*(tv* and tier attorney am sat forth below ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Alt persons on whom this notice I* served who have obteettont that challenge the vshdity of th# will the qualifica­ tion* of the personal represen­ tative. venue o» tunsdktlon of tots Court era required to file Iheir abjections with th* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF ICRV1CE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AR Creditors ot th* decadent and other parsons having claim* or demand* agamit decedent's estate on whom a Copy ot this notic* it served wtflun three months after th* data of th* firsl publication of tor* notic* m ull Ma their claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF StRVtCk OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS other creditors of the decedent and parson* having claim* or demand* against th* decadent's esltta must tile Iheir claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W'LL BE FOREVER BARRE0 the del* of th# firsl public*t . ot this Nolle* was 7 .isday Jun* 24. 1947 LEAHS EMMETT ROCKWOOO 2423 Winflwop Rd Tallahassee FL 32312 1904) 1M-3919 Personal Representative TOMMY i ROBERTS JN IS I9 Woodgel* Way (12312) PO Boa 15494 Tallahassee FL 5211 T S04JMI-ST3T Fie Bar No 4tM T$ Publiah June 24 1997 Jufy 93 1997 OEF-279 IN THR CIRCUIT CO URT OF THB 1STH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OP FLORIOA W A N D FOR ,, SSMINOLB CO UN TY GBRSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. B4-B1BS4 e A -ia -s r FIRST NATIOMWtOI MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptwntrff. VS MARK L . POOLE and JOAN M POOLE, el al . Defendant a. g o TIC E OF FORECLOaURK SALS Notic# i* hereby glean that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated Juno 11Ih. IM T . and entered in civil caaa number M -01SS4-CA, ol Ih* Circuit Court of tho 14 th Judicial Circuit to and ‘for Sarmnol* Couniy, Florida, wharasn FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. I* Piauii.1t and MARK L- POOLE. ORANOE COUNTV HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY, iaJar* Defendant)*). I will tall lo lha fughesi and bast biddar lor cash at th* waat Irani door ol lha Seminole County courthouao mi Sanford. Seminolo Couniy. Florida, al I I 00 A M on 0ia 1701 day ot JULV. IM T . lha fallowing described property ee ael lotto m said Final Judgment, to wit: LOT IS. BLOCK A. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS-UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE M OF THE PUSLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR OEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE A0VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEME0 TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Deled to* I3TH day ol JUNE. IM T . MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk COOILIS 4 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 459 Tompa. Florid* 13907 Telephone fS!3) 077-9008 CAS 499-02750 Publish: June If . 2S. 1997 DCF-314 NOTICR OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* is hereby given: McConnell Towing will tall at Public Auction lor Salvage lor Cash on demand to highatl bid­ der. th* following described v*hieto*.— T-1 S -S T Ford 1F TEE 1422VHAS5S41 T -tS -S T Marc. IMfBM42FTMHE037SE T-1B-B7 95 Butch 1O4XB09RXFW423II4 M M T 12 Ford 1FTEFI5FSCNA10SSS T -2 I-B T M Pom. 1Q2PF379OGP10949O T -t l-B T 94 Dodge JB7FPI4D1EY114249 T-2 1 -S T S3 Chav IG lAW IfR O FS IS TS lS The Auction will b* held al 12 00 pm an said dales above. McConnell Towing S Recovery 2800 Sanford Av*. Sanford. FL 32773. Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicle* one hour prior lo sal*. Terms are cash or Csrtitrod Fund* McConnell Towing reserve* Ih* right to accept or r*|*cl any and all bids , Publish; June 24. IM T OEF-279 L ! t ■ . _ _ �1 •A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. June 26. 1997 People What ever happened to Ipana Sunrise Kiwanis meets Friday Th e Sem inole Sunrise Klwanlx Club m eets e v e ry Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shnney's. US 17-92. south o f A irport Boulevard. Guests are welcom e. For Inform ation, call T o n y McDaniel at 3240469. Here are som e reasons w hy I know I'm gettin g old: " W e got n e x t!" Is really an ­ n oy in g . and g ra m a tlra lly In ­ correct. A girl asked m e the other day If I w ere Mr. W ilson. T r y in g to outrun the rain last m onth. I fell and lore the liga ­ m ents In m y right fool. I'm concerned that Ihe most rousing piece o f Fourth o f Ju ly m usic • the 1812 O verlurr • was com posed by a Husslan. It's been 45 years since I dunked a basketball. W hatever happened to Ipana toothpaste? T h e picture that goes with tod ay's colum n Is o f X Kenneth Cam pbell, and It sure fooled me. T h o u g h t fo r a m in u te that Randolph Scott was back again > playin g the role o f Ihe sheriff In the new m ovie. Ulee's G o ld ? T o m Snyder lias m e doing that stupid ha-ha ha laugh Been g e llin g winded playing chess My back gars out m ore fre­ quently than I do. H a vin g trouble g e ttin g m y roc king chair to rock. Pat Buchanan was a classm ate o f m ine at Gon/aga High School In W ashington. D C. T h e Jesuits have yet to recover. I m iss the Latin Masars . That Isn't me In the mirror. Is It? Yeah. I drive a red sports car. Free clinic every Friday G E N E V A — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood su|(ar screening and Im m unizations w ill be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a m., at lire G en eva Elem entary School In the old school building, co m er o f First and Main Street In Geneva. Th e clinic Is sponsored by the Sem inole County Health Department In conjunction w ith the Sem inole County SherlfTs Office and G eneva Elem entary School. For Infor­ mation. call 349-9284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Fam ily Education. Is conducting a "F a m ilie s In Crisis'* outreach program . Interested organ iza­ tions w anting to contact the Life S avers Club o f SAFE m ay call Libby Kuharskr at 291 -4357. CO M A announces meetings Th e Concerned O rganization o f Men In A ction (C O M A) m eets the first and third Friday, at 6 p.m.. In the church annex at St. Jam es AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Seniors meet for lunch LA K E M AKY — A senior's grou p m eets for lunch the second Friday o f each m onth at Lake Mary Church o f the Nazarrne. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Th e noon m eeting Is held In the Fellow ship Hall. For m ore informal ion. contact Bill at 322-1006. Daughters of Confederacy Norman dcV rre Howard Chapter o f the Unttrd Daughters o f the Confederacy meets on the lost Friday o f the m onth For Information, call 322-1425. Art association meets Saturday Sunford-Srmlnnle Art Association m eets on the fourth Saturday o f each month, at I p m . at S h on ey's In Sanford Those interested In art are w elcom e to atlrn d Sunbelt D aylily Club m eets ihe first Sunday o f the m onth at 2 p .m . through April at Ihe A g C entrr In Sanford Th e rlu b educates m em bers on d aylily grow in g through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to d a ylily gardens. There are no club d ig g , £iil]£££:3JftB lor m ore inform ation „ . ,, Wile*. who, with the old o f mechan teal devices, learned to play the electric organ, steer a motorboat and paint. — Amputate the cancrr-ndden Ir fu fii handsome young Canadian, and you have a Terry Fox. who vowed U> run an onr leg across the whole of Canada to raise a million dollars for ranevr research 'Terry was furred to quit halfway when cancer invaded his lungs. IMil man­ aged to raise shout $20 million. I — Let a British fighter pilot who lost both legs in an air crash fly ogam with the RAF. and you have a (V xiglu is Bader, who. with two artifin al limbs, In was captured by the Germans three times during World War II — and escaped three times — Blind him, and you have a Ray Charles, Gvurgp Shearing. Ste­ vie W onder. Tom S u llivan . Alec Templeton or Hal Krmta — La b el him *too stupid to learn.* and you have a Thomas Edi­ son. — Make him a 'hopeless* alco­ holic, and you have Bill Wilson, founder o f Alcoholics Anonymous. — Tell her she’s too old to start p a in tin g at 80. and you have a Grandma Moses Dixieland Forever Inc . a non-profit hand, plays the second Sunday o f every month, from 4-7 p m . at the V FW Hall. 2706 W ells A ve.. Fem I'ark. Open to Ihe public, donation Is 68 For Information, call 841-7335. Concerned Citizens meet Sunday Concerned Citizens for Betier G overnm ent, a non partisan, non-profit citizens' action group m eets the sreond Sunday of each m onth at 7 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center, corner o f Crystal Lake Avenue and Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary For Information, coll 3 2 1-0384. Bromeliad Society to meet Th e Sem inole Bromeliad S ociety m eets tire third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m.. at Sanford G arden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. A ll a s p r c ls o f brom eliad culture are covered during the meetings. Th e society is affiliated with Ihe Florida Council o f Brom eliad Societies and the Brom eliad Society Inc. For Information, call Bud Martin. 3 2 1-0838 TO P S meets Monday morning SANFO RD — TO PS (Take off Pounds S ensibly) Chapter lrG 21 m eets every Monday at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park A ve.. Sanford. Note new hours: W elgh-ln Is from 11 to 11:30 a m., and the m eeting Is from 11:30 a m. to 12:15 p m. For Information, call 322-3130 or 324-5541. LPM W M g B 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9.00 I 9:30 I M. T«*sgs few TV y > Isoms teraolKC |tu0*O TBB W S to eWfiSTSSra new CD CD CD © © © tmh zsssr Cm T’m £s«p,i mow* 755*7” n «r m r H0O u rr UAZ HTT na'.M w or w »r AvC" Ties rue Tw r u sr Ivn r WOT r n . f irnsj Ifeeo Gm TKh M l bssrst U tlw M ' penr REGAL V Far filiiaiW 'TSsM W rMoyvgwOwoos*•• (IW Drslwi |iZ»|K31 tera... 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Jo* U **«srs Srarral n’ t T i l ' "r T V in "' fe y s ««H|llSi| JWoiOooasis U r! j ! 1 ij ;j : lUresowM Uu m .i » B^'».on2-[*S£iSr J— Ll Bifesowe 3 5 5 a i|«ranusJ t lawfeJ IfesUs x s jia iK w ir ™ mauoasofeooan c a > sZaras ^ ^WOocogoQas M (M Boras U » ) PMas Wiraira* ir r r !- u ir T ’ ; " u i n ' rau;rA',i ' ^ r a u w A a J ^ iu m b | lio iii6 J a ..-> | ii«i ' hours 4 TO 6 PM 3580 M HW/ 17-99A 3 2 4 -0 1 1 5 ; ■: DEAR ABBY I am rvapoodugt in ‘ Fed Up in Huntsville, Ala.,* who said |hat after four years o f mar­ ria g e her 7 0 -y e a r-o il hqoband want* utJy to eat. sleep and aft Abby. this woman la describing the typical symptoms of depression in the elderly, which often goes un­ noticed I have been wilneaa to this in my own family 1 tolerated similar behavior in my 73-year-oid husband who had already had twa heart attacks One day he cried out in ush. *Why doesn't God Lake me I now** Only then did I realize hia ‘ lazy* behavior was not volun­ tary . We saw a doctor the next day. My husband ta now taking anti­ depressants and is on thankful that he feels better Our active life has resumed, he is once again playing golf, and we are even doing some traveling’ My only regret ta that I did not recognize his problems sooner I am ashamed to admit that I am a regis­ tered nurse I hope my experience will help other armor citizens rvalue they may nerd help AN R N LN FLORIDA 3 D EAR AB B Y In this day or many divorces and valving children am problems or blended fam ilies, thought you might And a positive note refreshing who ha/ three daughters from an earlier a am a ge I had three anna and a daughter. They w ere all young adults, and we were a little uneasy about the outcome of the I am proud to say that averything haa worked out beautlfWIqr. W V Bocauae all our children loved u* enough to do everything they could to ensure that we found hap­ piness with our new apouea. How could we not love each other's children far caring ao much? Love begets love when you let it We feel ao rich, not financially, but where it counts the most. CAROL OSBORNE. DOWNLNGTOWN, PA. P A Keep up the good work with your sensible, compassionate and realistic advice. C7?ose Go//a<pe C7ea CRoom Open For Lunch A Afternoon Tee Mon. • Set. 11 am lo 3 pm 1301 P e r k A v e .. S a n fo r d (4 0 7 ) 323-9448 Complimentary Dessert or Tea For Two With any 2 lAinch l*urchases Fbr you and Cueal Rood w/coupon only BONUS LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 OwdraArses ir l 1 ^ — evv C IN E M A S ^ [Far TF3T DEAR RJti You have ml service by writing. W W n individual, especially a se­ nior citizen, begins ts exhibit unusual behavior, a visit to a alciaa should bo Ibo A ral •f ( N ot all d isab ilities are v is i­ ble. And not all who have won a g a in s t th e odda a re w e ll- [85oo *w L5T Far 4i** TT.« U *p Spot# tiw TniTUoo W •” m s -Oj Us etj>M 'V .! G e iO .J w « ------ N ever thought I'd be ao con ­ cerned about Medicare. H a v e to t e ll p e o p le a t cem eteries that I'm Just visiting. a ABIGAIL VAN BUREN — A fflic t him with periods o f •ievrwsassi era severe that he rut utV hi* own ear. and you have a Vincent V a n (««h — Your list would not he com­ plete without a smiling Max Cleland, who Inst Isith legs and an arm in Vietnam and form erly headed Ih e V eteran * A d m in istra tion in Washington. D C. He is now serving as a Democratic U i i senator from Georgia — Don't forget Patricia Neal, the fine actress who suffered a severe stroke, hut rehabilitated heraelf against overwhelming odds — Blind him at age 44, and you have John Milton, who. 16 years later, wrote "Paradise lo s t * ' — C all him dull and hopeless and flunk him in the sixth grade, and you have a Winston Churchill — Punish her with poverty and prejudice, and she may survive to la-come another Golds Meir. — Pit her against sexual discri­ mination. and you have a Madame Curie. —- Tell a young boy who loved to sketch and draw that he haa no talrnt, and you have a Walt Disney. — Take a crippled child whose only home he ever knew was an orphanage, and you have a James E. West, who became the first chief ex ecu tive o f the Boy Scouts o f America — Rate him as 'm ed iocre* in chemistry, and you have a Louis Pasteur. — Deny a child the ability to see. hear and speak, and you have a Helen Keller — Make him a second fiddle in on obscure South American orches­ tra. and you have a Toscanini. n s fn s s m ~ ruw> [Toil rskotton* Kims »* (I |t»A«o» OMrai M Craoral > 15*5 KA M C C S iw a n B a n c — -............... 1 t Israraossratg laksm zzossssss *~ «w * r - Tfeotm'iii ■ fc s r ToraoIrassra Twaos” 1|t10) LMySufi • (tMl WIstiH iT w is i irWw* tew OSjoa W Tw*V(iT |i*M Aw m s|lU rC^0loi Jodra* OnSwraol S aeU w U pim m f |a**rs (kisrawoiwra TVmmSMraWK fwpesll TBotT n,ni riss ip MosisWo Uo m R T s i a s a I. . 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Kenneth C ampbell l« i Ht's realty Randolph Scott, Isn’t ho know n celebrities. D E A K R E A D E R S : Y ea tarday's column was filled with the names taubmltted by my read­ e r s ) o f in d ivid u a ls w h o maned to su cceed a g a in s t th e da, persevering In the fare o f life's adversities to winners. Today's column is a contlnualiun o f that list) The USS Genesis, a chapter o f Ihe Federation |A Star Trek Fan Club) m eets every other Saturday, st 4 OO p m at Bowl Am erica on Airport Doulrvard Th ose interested in a program that helps people are Invited. 6:30 than a n y o f tod ay's com edians. K ee p w h is tlin g the sam e song. " I f I O nly Had a Brain.” My high school class Is h avin g Its 41st reunion. Real life heroes meet the challenge Trekkers meet Saturday 6:00 T h e president Is you nger than la m . H ave the craziest urge to ride the bum per r a n and visit the fun house at Glen Echo Park like I did 50 ♦ y e a n ago. But the park's been rlonrd for nearly 40 yean Can't m ake up m y m ind about w h o w rites a better colum n • W in A d a m s n r B o b G o f f ? R eceived an application letter this w eek from the A ARP. T on m uch hair ta grow in g In my ra n . Car phones hug me com bores me. W hat e v rr happened to Kim Novak? You Jump. G eorge Bush You orbit. John Glenn It's g rttln g far m ore difficult to tie m y a h o rU rr* I agree. Farrah Fawcett really Is loosing It. People here at the llcrnld keep callin g m e Sick Been thinking o f goin g for the fln t tim e to Club Juana. B ending o ver the other day to pick som eth in g up. I looked a ro u n d to see If th e re w a s som eth ing else 1 could do In the sam e m otion. Ruth Ham ilton, m y favorite Sanford girlfriend, ts 99. W e're go in g to rent an A m trak car and party with our Optimist Club friends all the w ay to Alta. Iowa, on h er next birthday • provided I d o n ' t p o o p o u t . Fred A llen sure w as funnier BATMAN A ROBIN ^ 1 10 400 (M too ’. iMooorzoioio »•«*> GONE F1SHIN 100)09 » 1077S946 THE LOST WORLD: ’; JURASSIC PARK i ii04jor»ioio 1001101*0 CON-AIR l 153» root 15 ___ I MY BEST FRIENDS : WEDDING 100400700*30 SPEED TWO: CRUISE CONTROL 2004407201010 130410•50•30 BUDDY 100445 THE FIFTH ELEMENT »2o 1 ■ ■ I oDIHOHS 80 PAlSIS HO SUPIR SzviRS- D onnie S u m n er in Concert of Praise A family riming ellh a variety of musical stylings and dialogue designed lo Interest and please all age levels. Donnie delicately Inter aeaiea betaeen selections, narratives of Ills oxn experiences atlh Dvts Presley bis personal battle xllb drugs; and bis subsequent birth to new life by Christ Jesus. Sunday June 29th 6:00 p.m. SANFORD CHURCH OF GOD 801 W. 22nd St. • Sanrord Tree Will Offering" �Extra Point*... Jeff Berlinlcke Ugly in Lake Mary Leaders romp in softball Herald Staff W rite r Sem inole is becom ing a hotbed for pro baseball SANFORD B ring on D ad« County. Take your best shot. Hillsborough. You want a piece o f us. Duval County? Oluty. H illsborou gh might be a stretch, but if you look at the professional baseball talent put out by Sem inole C ou nty in the last few years, we have to rank right up there with any county In the country. Tim Raines com es to mind easily enough, but what If w e put together an all star team o f cu r­ rent Sem inole C ou nty players receiving p ro fe s­ sional paychecks? Hillsborough would be tough. The county has produced talent like Dwight Gooden. Gary S hef­ field. W ade B oggs and Tlno Marlines for starters. But If you put tiny, little Sem inole County up against the three biggest counties In the state. Sem inole would probably m ake out okay, flow 's this for a roster. The pitching sta ff could start o ff with Lyman grad Chris Brock w ho recently Joined possibly the best starting rotation In major league history with the Atlanta Braves After Brock, you have Brett Black, a recent graduate o f North Carolina State and Lake flran tley w ho was taken early in the major league draft last month. Brad Rigby w ho shoukl be jo in in g the Oakland A s any day n° w O vied o's G reg Twiggs, w ho ts tolling in the C hicago Cubs organisation, and Brian Buchanan, one o f the New York Yankees top prosp ects. . r Also, don t forget Lake Mary's Pam Davis who ***** ytAf becam e the H/it woman to pitch th m professional game. She is currently the ace of the C olorado Silver Bullets. There Is plenty to choose from at catcher, so we might have to place them at other position s for now. Give the mask to Lake Brantley grad Jerry Thurston, a member o f the 1900 n ational cham pions. Over at first, from Lake Howell, you have Dave Martinez, currently with the Chicago White Sox. Martinez lied a major league record the oth er night at first, pulling o ff two unassisted double plays In a gam e. David Eckstein (Sem inole), now In the B oston Red Sox chain, heads out to second base. E ck ­ stein went from a freshm an walk-on at the Uni­ versity o f Florida to breaking the school s a ll­ time record list this spring. W es W eger (Lake Mary), still Just one step from the majors, takes shortstop, lie was traded over the winter from M ilwaukee to Montreal and. if he could Just stay healthy, he still has a prom isin g future. Long before Jason Verltek won national Player o f the Year honors at Georgia Tech, he was a third basem an for the Lake Brantley national cham pions. He Is In the Seattle chain currently and should receive a call-up by Septem ber at the latest. The outfield Is star-studded as well. O bviously, the greatest athlete In Sem inole County history. Tim Raines patrols left. At Sem inole, he is still the local legend and looks great sporting his World Series ring from last season with the Y a n ­ kees. Deon D aniels (Sem inole), from the M innesota Tw ins chain, patrols center field. He should be trying to fill Kirby Bucket's shoes In about tw o years. Over In right. Eddie Taubcnsec gets rid o f his catchers' gear from the Cincinnati Reds. Th e pride o f Lake H owell bats cleanup on this team. The Sem inole All-Stars are In good hands with Goldenrod's Davey Johnson at the helm. He a l­ ready has a ring from the 1980 Meta and m ay get another one In Baltim ore this October. Are Injuries going to be a problem for our guys? Well, check out this bench: Mark Bcllhorn (Oviedo. Auburn, currently playing second base with the O akland Athletics). Mike Meadows (Sem inole. Meta' chain). Greg Thom as (Lake Brantley, national Freshman o f the Year at Vanderbilt). Chad Ebert (Lake Mary. San Diego Cadres' ch a in ) and Nick Sosa (Lake Mary. O a k ­ land A's ch ain ). : Since they aren 't Sem inole County nalivea but have established long-term residence In the com m unity and have children excelling a t the youth level, how about If we make Frank V iola (all-star with the Mets and m em ber o f the world champion 1987 Tw ins) the pitching coach and Chet Lemon (1984 world cham pion Detroit Tigers in d Chicago W hite Sox) the h ittin g coach? Throw in future professionals such as S em i­ nole’s Chris Louwsma. A lex Acosta. C3 W illiam s. Lym an s Danny Bojcagls. O viedo's Ben Knapp. Lake M ary's Jim m y Smith and Lake Brantley's Tanner Brock and Robbie Sltz among others and you have quite a team. Bring on H illsborough County! Last S eco n d S h o t: Based on current rosters, the Miami Dolphins are Florid a's third-best NFL team, far behind Jacksonville and Tampa Bay. Pram ito ffW w — r f ^pMI Mfli . • fun •Hd drov* In a run to halp Unltad States Postal Sarvlca whip Papa B‘s 17-4 in Lake Mary Man's Spring Wtdnssdsy Night Slowpltch Softball at the U*e Mary Sports Comply LA K E M A R Y It w as not a night for the m eek at the Lake Mary Sports C om plex as the top three tram s pununeled their opposition In the C ity o f Lake Mary Departm ent o f Park s a n d R ecrea tion M en's Spring W ednesday N lgh l Slowpltc h Soft hall League. Leagu e-leading B eer:30 rru lard 17-1 in five Innings and the tw o teams tied for second. L elffcr and Sons T ru ck in g and United Stales Postal S ervice, won 21-0 o v e r Hom e Depot In four Innings and 17-4 ovei Papa B ’s In six Innings, lively . C Sea S o ftb a ll, Page 3B Bravo set for national wrestling tournament a Spaalai f the Harald LA K E M ARY — Th e South S rm in olr Serm m a Club w ill sponsor Anthony Bravo to the U SA Junior National W restling Tournam ent at North Dakota State U niversity Ju ly IO 20 Th e tournament w ill present a unique op­ portunity for Bravo to com pete with the top w restlers In his age bracket In the country today. A s a senior at Lake Mary High School this year he was the w restling tram captain and was a district cham pion, a regional runner-up and a state qualifier. He was selected as the out­ standing light weight wrestler at the Optimist High School W restling Tournam ent, was given the Coaches Achievem ent Award by the Lake Mary football tram and was selected the Out­ standing Student-Athlete by the Fellow ship o f Christian Athletes of Sem inole County. Th e S erlom a Club sponsorship Is based not only on Bravo's athletic achievem ents, but also on his academ ic accom plishm ents, w hich In ­ cluded a 3.66 grade point average this year. B ravo has received and accepted an a p ­ pointm ent to Virginia Military Institute (V M I)a n d will entry the Institution this fall with aspirations o f m aking the w restling squad. Th is Is a tw o week venture which Includes a w eek o f training cam p and a w eek o f com peti­ tion. Expenses are rxp reted to approach • 1.000. If you would like lo help assist Bravo In an excitin g opportunity lo represent his fam ily. Sem inole County and the Stale o f Florida In this com petition you can make a tax deductible contribution to the S erlom a Club. A n th o n y B ravo (s ta n d in g , dark u n iform ) works out with Llsandro Rosales at Lake Mary High School as he prepares for next month's USA Junior National W reslling Tournament. Lake Mary Summer Track Series ends Pram S taff Reports L A K E M ARY - Another June, a n o th e r s u c c e s s fu l L a k e M a ry S um m er Track Series. For years Mike Gibson and Lionel Honck have given the runners o f Sem inole County a place lo com e and have fun w hile keeping In shape. But now II has becom e som ething else. A breeding ground for young and u p -a n d -com in g ru n ners for the future. Th is year s three Monday's, one w eek g o l rain ed out. d rew an a m a zin g am ount o f you ngsters, most between the ages o f tw o and eight years old. And that's both buys and girls. In foci, only seven o f the 86 com petitors that took part were o ver the age o f 14. So It looks like track w ill not be losing ground to the other sports for year's to come. Here arc the results from this S u m m er’s Lake Mary Track Series at Lake Mary High School's Don T. R eynolds Stadium. M ALI JUNSI This year's Lake Mary Summer Track Series attracted a very young crowd, most o f which were between (he ages o f two and eight years old. OANOUNOIR COMO JUMP - I Robert Torwiilogar toignn. *•. I Brook> Griffith (tight). I I j i. Conor Me Soil I right >. JA; 4. Cloy MeMoll (till. M l t Bon looovtvo (Mo). Of. A Arc*, G ril* « (Mol H. t Ryto Tonorliogar lift). ♦». I (.o n ft. •r«io«or Hour).#1 10 M i f f a D AIN - I tokorl Tor.,H oot 10-gMI. f t | Conor Me Moil lorghO. OB. J |no Grimm 1tightt on* Son laim m o ttirl •J. • *»*• Tor.tiiogor fu r), ig g. « Btotf Grimm dial. I l l t CM* MeM.il (till. 111. I Cron Torvinogor down. I lf ; « Coroon Croon*. lhooi.ll J. It Moo MeMotl (hot). Jo ] tot M i n a DAtM — I. RoOort Tor.lllogo, lolghll, l » » . |. Son Lou.omo (oral. II I. 1 Conor Me MotI lorght). It 4. A Srookt Griffin lotghl). It I; 1 Ryfo Torwillogor (Mol. » h 0 Bros, Grimm (Mil. n t . t Cloy Me Moll IMo) tit; t Iro n loro.Ilogo. Hour), lot: f Co.ro. C .t m o f | t « i |i |. ig MikoMeMotl Ihool.M I 10M « JUMP - |. T . 10. Conor (III. |J*. J Mrko Mooto. (III. (J#. 1 Comoron imith (III, ••4; 4 John Sehollo. IIJI.0 4 I O M I T I I OASM - I Tirlor Gonoo III), t A I Comoron imim (III. I ». J Mtko Mooior (II). ( « . A John Sehoffor ( III. t a 100 M I T I h GAIN - | T.ior Conor ill), 1)4 J Comoron Smith (III. 1} I nn I 000M ( T ( R 4 4/0 BUM — I Qovo SroMfort (JO). »A N 04V ia 1.400 M K T IB BUN - ) Ltonol Sonek IU I. * " * JUM I 10 AA N O U N O IB LOMO JUMP — | Rabort Toral!logo, lolghll. M l Srookt Grlffim lolghll, / ». j. Rob Donjt (vitmn). 14. 4 Bob KhM lotghl). 44. 1 A rt* toriMim (Mr). 14 0 Chandler Sirieklond (Mr). 4 11; I Korin Putin (Mo). AO. A (.o n Tor •mogor Hour). 41. 0 Ram* Kidd H I.). Jig, It Clayton W inklt lltu r l. J t; 11 Grog Pulllt llhrool. I •; II Kylo Krupo llhrtol. I A I I M IT B R OAIM — I Roborl Tor.lllogor (tight), J J ; | hob Oonrl Itoron). I I ; J tab Kidd (Olghl). A ll 4 Aroobt Grimm lolghll. A l; > KyM S ee T r a c k . P a g e 2B FOR TH E BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY 1 �SB - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. June 26, 1997 Legal Notices WHAT'S HAPPENING Southern League Baseball Orlando Wahoos at GeorQla, 7 p.m. □ Carolina Mudcila vs. Orlando Rays at Tinker Flald, 7:15 p.m. Recreation Baseball □ Sanford Recreation Department Senior Bat» Ruth Baseball League at Zlnn Beck Field. 5.45 Professional Softball p.m . Woman's Profassional Faslpllch League Softball W agn er (five runs, tw o RBI): four hits — Danny H ew itt (tw o doubles, three runs, three RBI): tw o hits — Steve Tillm an (double, three runs). Brian J o n es (run. five RBI). M anny S ilvia (four runs. RBI). D ave Johnson (tw o runs, three RBI): on e hit — Mike Clark (double, run. tw o RBI). T o m Mains (tw o runs. RBI). H om e Depot: one hit — Bob Johnson. Rick W eld on , Mike W eince. Beer:30: four hits — J erry G ovem a le (tw o runs, RBI): three hits — C harlie M iller (hom e run. double, run. five RBI). W ill Bland (double, three runs, tw o RBI), C lan cy W allace (double, three runs). K elly Denton (run. tw o RBI): tw o hits — M ike Marshall (three runs, four RBI). Mark H ofm an (run): one hit — Mike Papol (run. tw o RBI). Mark Huaman (run); one run — Ken Perkins. Don M ealey's Sem inole Ford: one hit — V e m G arlan ger (hom e run. run. RBI). W ayn e K elly (double). Bobby Shaw. Ed Padilla. C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I B Bccr:30 Is now 6-1. w hile LcllTer and Sons T ru ckin g and United States Postal Serlvee are both 5*1*1. T railin g the leaders are Don M ealey's Sem inole Ford 12-51 and Hom e Depot and Papa IP s (both 1-6). Next week. Don M ealey's Sem inole Ford takes on Hom e Depot at 6:30 p.m .: United States Postal S ervice and Lelffer and Sons Trucking w ill finish up their gam e that w as tied at 9-9 back on May 28th and then play a regular gam e at 7:30 p.m.: and Papa H's w ill ch allenge neer:30 follow ing the 7 30 p.m. gam e. P rovid in g the offense w ere: United States Postal Service: three hits — Scott Folles (double, four runs, three RBI). G il Medina (three runs. RBI). Melvin Carter (run. tw o RBI): tw o hits — Duwavne llo glen (tw o doubles, run. tw o RBI). Pedro Arcla (tw o runs, three RBI). T o m Beacher (tw o runs. RBI); one hit — W ayne W illard (tw o runs. RBI). W ill Teal (run): one run. one RBI — Eddje Rodriguez. Papa B ’s: tw o hits — Dennis W halen (tw o tri­ ples. tw o runs): one hit — Pat Ferry (double. RBI). Jason Flanagan (run. RBI). Billy Marino (RBI). Chris Breton (run). Brock Counts. T ed W est: one RBI — Jam ie Pttzer. Lelffer and Sons Tru cking: five hits — Steve UVHd llatti Potfal Sonic* Ml ( I I — « Loftfkr k«* Dm M**Iky* SakMnol* Ford Track C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I B Tkr»lll*g*r (till. 14; 4 Kevin Pulllt lu il. t ( t. Even T#r»lll#gtr Itaurl. «0 • Brody Griffith (M i), * 2; * Bandy Kidd (M i). 10 t. II. Chanditr Strickland IMa). li t; II. Grog M il* (Ihrro). 11 li II Clayton WinkM llour) I I •; II Kyla Krug* (rv ro l. 1*4. 14 Canon C r w w I M I . I U 14a M I IS B DASH - I Bilbao Torwlltagor (olght), 14 4. 1. Bob Danil <*avonl, )M , 1 Bab Kidd (tighl) IM ; 4 Brook* Griffiih (0*0*111. It I; 1 KyM Torwlltagor IMal, 1*1; a. ItMl Brody Griffith (M*t and Kovfn M U* (Mil. MS. I Cyan Trrwiliogar (kauri. H I . * Bandy Kidd d ia l. 111; I* Chanditr Strickland (Mai. JIB : It Clayton Winki* Hour). » * . II Gr*« M il* (lhr**l. H I ; II Kyi* Kruno (Ihrool. a* * SM-MITCS SUN - I Bob Don11 doronl. 41 1; 1 Sob Kidd (tight). 4* *. 1 Kyi* Tarwlllogar d l l ) . 4*4. 4 Brady Griffith (Mai. SIB. 1 Karin M il* IMal. IS 4. * Evan T a rw llla g a r Ita u rl. l i t ; I . C handitr Strickland IMal. MS. • Bandy KMd lual. •t.1 400M IT IB SUN - 1. BabaO Torwiitogor (tight). 1:44.*: 1. Brook* Grlttlth (tightI. IB S Ml* LOMO JUMP - ». Julian Brown (ntnal. II I; I Chartlo Kidd IMI. IBS; 1 loch Clt*na (filntl. 7 10 I* M E T E S OASM - 1. Julian Brawn (nlna). «4 . 1 Chord* KMd (Ml. A ll 3 Zoth Ctavio tmnol. 7.1. 144 M E T I S DASH - I, Julian Brown imno). I4S; 1 Chart!* KMd tie). >41. 1 Zoch Cnana inmal. UJL . __ N O M ITB B BUM - I Chorlia KMd ITSI. - Ml 4IB M E T I S BUN — I Julian Braon minal. I M I ) ZochCiton* (ninal. IM S II IS LONG JUMP - I Tylor Gana* III), la 4; ) Mika Mat lor III). I I ) . j trie Cardan III). I I I . 4 Camoron Smith (III. MS. S Tylar DoWitt (til. MB. B Chrt* Adami (III, BB S A M IT E S DASH — I. Comoran Smith (III. Ba. I Eric Cardan (II). IB. S Tylor D oW m illl.r S. 4 Chrt*Adam* lilt. >4 IM M ETES OAIH - I Tylor Gona* III). II*. I Chrit Adam*I III. I) |. MAM E T IS SUN - I Tylor Conat III), J1.J: 1 Camoron Smith (ITS. n * 1 Bryan Chritlian I III. 141 4tt M E T IS SUN - I GoraM Chrittlan MS). I I I ) : 1 Camoron Smith (III. | a ) ) Eric Cordon (111. I )* 4: a Tylar DaWitf (111.1:1) J. S Chrt* Adam* M il.) « ) 1*4 M E T IS SUN - I Bryan Chrlilian mu .) n» lABAMITCS SUN - I. GoraM Cvitnan Mil.* H i t ) MikaMaator ( l l l . l >4 1 »W I.440M ETIS SUN - I Day* Srotttord 0*1 4 41 A 40^49 IA B A M ITIS SUN - I Bo* Whit* 14)1. I OS I JUNE I ) • A N O UN D IS LONO JUM P — I Boborl Torwlltogor (oigntl. B4i 1 Brook* Griffith Itight I. )B . 1 Taylor Bocktoy taigM). » ) : a Sob Kidd fotgroir Ata/ t Kovtn Pwttit »wu».-got A Brody Griffith (tla). SB. 7 Evan TanoiHagar Mauri. SB A Jwilin Plckant lain. Af: * Randy KMd Itlal. A t 10 / ^ ****** ET JAI-ALAI Fu* Can) simulcasting fromFL.CA.KY, NY, PA WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. & SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. Also Simuicsst from Miami BET HARNESS Pompano, Hazsl Park, Meadows. Meadowlands, Yorkers and Darla JaS-AM , 17-92 A 436 WWWGCNTCCH NET.ORLANDOJA1ALAJ im iii « m I tour l S IB II KyN Tarwlllagar m il > I. I) Grog Pvlli* ( thro*l.»* SB M ETES DASH - I Babort TtrwuWgtr Itighll. or. S T*yl*r BuckWy Irgnli. IB . S Bob Kidd lolfht). *1. 4 Brook* Grlttlth l#*ght|. *J | KyM TtryrilMgtr m il »> . * Cyan Ttrwill*gar Mauri. IS Ij 1. Sr*dr Grlttlth (tla). M l. S K*«in Pulllt IMal. M A B Juttin Pickan* (*|*I. ISO: M Sandy KMB (Mal. IS ): II Branon Ptckana ISawrl. IIS. I) Drag Pwfli* lihraal. M l lid M IT E S (MSN - I Brown TarwiiMgar <*MMI. MB. S TayMr BuckWy l#t*MI. M l A Sab KMB ItMMI. '•7. * Sraak* Grimm (dlgM). IBB. S Kyla Torwlltagor IMal. IB I. 4 Karin PutHt (tla). l i t : 7 Juttin Plckant (M il. 11*. B Brady Griffith 1*1*1, SI A * Cran TarwiiMgar IMur I MS: M Srandtn Pkkona I W ) . 1*1 II Crag PWH* in rm l. Ml NAME T IB BUN - I Rabart TrrwilMgrr iright I. I 41. ) Brook* Griffith inghll. 1 4J I KyM TrrwilMgr r |*i»|. t BB. 4 TayMr Buck My l*cghll I It. A ItMl Brady Griffith M ill and Iran TarwdMgar IMurl. I l l I Bob Kidd itighll I D . S Randy Kidd (Hal. lit I trandm Plckant IMurl. I SB I* Juttin Plckant (tla). I M AM LONO J U M P -I Chortle Kid* I 111. *4 M M E T IS DASH - I CharIM Kid* IMI SI M A M IT IS DASH - I CharIM KMB IMI. MI M A M IT IS SUN - 1. CharIM KMB IMI. IS* IM I 10*40 JUMP - I TyMr Gann (III. 14* } CamaranSwtHhtlll.tr S A M IT E S DAIN - I Camaron Smith (in . r r M A M IT ia DA IN - I TyMr Gama. ill). IS 1:1 Camaron Smith III1 .14 » M A M IT IS SUN - I TyMr Gantt (ID , II 1.1 Aryan C VH H anO lt.ll t a** M IT E R SUN - I G*r.id Cvittian II) 1.) DO. I. Comoran Smith I III. 1 17 Ml* M A M IT IS DASN - I Sob Chamberlain IM). IIS B IM A L I lag**maaranfhaaicI JUNES A A N C UN O IS LONO JUMP - I Anna Craamar (*ial. 14. S Shannon Lauwama Itaurl. I S. S Hadan Griffith lihraal I « S A M IT E S DASN - I. Ann* Craamar (ala). MB. 1 Shaman Lauwama I W I . BBS. 5 Hadan Griffith lihraal. It* IIA M IT E R DASH - I Ann* Craamar Itlal. n s . ) Shannon Lauwama I W I . M*. J Hadan Griffith lihraal. M 1 LONO JUMP - t LaurM Lauwtm* (M l. MB 1.BBAM ITIS SUN — I Margarat Tar wilMgar <SS>. M i l l LaurM Lauwtm* (Ml. t: II A. JUNE M AANDUNOSR LONO JUMP - I Anna Craamar (tin). )*: 1 Brittany PandM lfl*«l. At. 1 Hadan Griffith Ithra*). I 1 SB M E T I S O AIH - I Ann* Craamar Ola). *1: S. Brittany PandM lllr*l. * !. S Hadan Griffith lihraal. II A 10A-M ITIR DASN - 1, Ann* Craamar (tla). N t . J Brittany PandM (flyal. IIS . J. Hadan Grimm (rhraal. B S 1 B B -M ITIS SUN — I. Ann* C'tam ar Ilia). IS*. ) Brittany PandM (fly*). 44 1. J Hadan Griffith Itvaal. M * AM IAMB TER DASH - I Matitaa Mar main I IS).A I It* M IT E S DASH — I Mali tea Marintiil nsi. is* ON SELEC T '97 M ODELS. s o n UP TO 7 5 0 Fll/$ 1110Paws mo F»y M f . m o hfortiL aa af a t M far M hft kmprtheu. M u AtEvory gf as imrggbtergd '97 SH70O or SU7S0 between (wiigl-JwM 30. I W end get up to 1750 off. wltk Zero dews p e y aeel, Zara sieeHdy pgyiwu if, Zn b interest flsendsf for 90 days after year pardias* | '97 MODEL SIT700 SIT780 SALE PRICE 54,849 55,649 PRICE* 55,599 56,399 BIG SAVINGS | 5750 S750 ALSO *11 •*• ••itiuiiiiB Faldn* gariaaal atltidtll o ifilt till lim n /are ( i n |i|aial, In * Makihly Mfdial, laid itllilil li*a<(i*| III It Aayt illn yaur ymthttt Sit yin )tiilii)4lii| filn it Oulu III ililult. C e n tra l F lo rid a Cycle & Ski 562 S. Hwy. 427 • Longwod, FL 32750 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 - 1 4 1 1 • (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -1 3 2 3 u u y »a h * la n m a k liln lu la ln fn ■ - - ,m - ----------• - - -|- *** Ui.ii**.|m. a* ywOui ■ ilikln c dd rakni I■k— to -uAM.iu n u t k uxusno itu a ru u i i«m k v fir / lr i’ y li IM M ETES RUN - I Malltu Mar Inal II (Ml. 14 4 ISIS LONO JUMP - I Erin Grllfln (It). MA: S Kim Griffin ( l>). *S JA M C TIN OASM - I Erin Grltfkn (H I. *S 14*METER DASH — I Erin Griffin (II). 141. 4MMC7CN SUN - I Kim GnttM (111. I:J*» •a*METES RUN - I Kim Grltfln (M). ) M) Ik I# MAMCTCR SUN — I. Ail.ton WhiM 1141. MS •SAMITES BUM - I. Alllten WhIM (141, J: SLA JUNE IS A ANO UNDIS LONO JUMP - 1. Anna Craamar (*)■). SB: 1 Undtay Warrtn lilt), 14. ). Brittany PandM IUral. A ): 4 Hadan Grlttlth (thraal. H ’ S Shannon Louwtma (Mur), 1A S A M IT E S DASH - * Undtay Warrtn Ola), 101. 1 Ann* Craamar Ola), IB*. 1 Brittany Pandit (llval. 11.1: A. Hadan Grltliih (thraa). 14 3. S Shannon Louwtma (lour), HI 144 M ETER DASH - I Anna Craamar Ola), l i t . ) Undtay Warrtn Oia). 7)1; ) Brittany Pandl* diva). 1) B: 4 Shannon Louwima Hour), 110: S Hadan Grit fill* llV tal. 14 I I I I M E T O SUN — I Anna Craamar Ola). ) 30. 1 Undiay Warran Ola). 1:11: S. Hadan Griffith lihraal. ) )/ A 1* SAM ITES DASH — I Mai.ua Marlnalll I IB). 1I IM M ETES OASH - 1. M ih .u Mar.nail. (IB). 14 0 MAMETER SUN - I Mal It t* Marlnalll (IB). D A 111) LONO JUMP — I. Klmbarly Grltfln (IS), IBT. S A M ITE S OASH - 1. Khadatla Brown ID ). 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Borneo Ward wd pul you (tao buamsM Legal Notices to* lOMSATAXISTem) IN T N I ONMWfT COUNT juDM iAA cNieurr. BENIN OLE OOWNTY. IN TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T OF TMS IlC ir r iZ R T N JUDICIAL CtSCUTT OP FLORIDA. M ASDFOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY HBALTNCAFR A H i HAD Can IN O TIC B OF AD IM W BT RATION MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark o l *ard Court By Ruth King A* Oaputy Clark Fabar A Odhly P A Burl* 300 1570 Madruga Aaanu* Coral Oabta* Flonda 1)141 POS) 141-411* -Paroons with s dwabibty who naad a tpacral *c commode lion to partic .pat* m tht* proceeding thould contact AOA Coordinator at Barranoln County Courthouk*. 341 N Park Ayanu*. lu ll* HJOI. laniard. Flonda S177I. al laatl fry* day* prior lo th* proceeding Tel*phone (447) 1)3-4)30 a it 42)7. 1-BOO-*55-4771 (TD0| or t-BOO-*55-S770 (V) yin Flonda Rotay Baryte a * PuMtkh Juna I* . M IM F 0 E F -)1 )_______________________ STATE OF FLORIDA DIPAKTM EKT OF IS V IS O S M IS T A L PROT1CTIOH NOTICE OF APPLICATION Tha Dapartmant ol Environmental Protacllon announce! receipt ot an appli­ cation for parmtl from SammoM County Oeperlmanl ot Public Wurha-Balrd W e ll* Dtvltwn to aperata a Conelrucllon A Demolil.un Debr.t Recycling Facility TV * pro poked project w.il ba located at 1*30 Oeceola Raid. Oanara. In lam inot* County. Florid* T V * application I* being procaeted and I* arailabla lor public inepaclion during normal buainaa* hour*. 1 00 a m la 5 40 p m ., Monday through Friday, aacapl Mgal holiday*. *1 th* Department ol Environmental Protection. 3314 Maguire Boulevard. Bull* 332. Orlando. Florid*. 32B43-37B7 Any comment* or objection* thould ba Mad m writing with tha Oapanmanl at IV * addr*** Comment* or obtaction* thould b* tubm llad ** boon a* poaoibi* to mtur* that that* ia ad e­ quate lima for them to b* cona.darad in Ih* Oapatlnwnr* dadaion on th* application Publtah Jun# 25. IM F DEF-277 Th* adminlalratwn al Ih* ta la l* e l EDGAR LEE BAROBR Daceaaod. F<4* No I7-4M -CP « pending M Ilk* Circuit Court e l Seminole County. Florida Probale Omaron the eddreee e l which it leryenofe County Ceuftheuoe B*t North Park Avenue. Bentord Florida 327T1 Th* name* and addroeea* al Ih* Partonal Napraeanltliy* and lb * Partonal Rapraeantalree ■ attorney era ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FIIO THAT AH pgrton* on whom IV * noire* it aaryad who hay* objection* that chakang* th* voudily of th* W 4 th* gualihcat ton* *1 th* Par* on* i R*pr***nlatnr* **nu* or jurr*thc lion ol ihi* Court are required to hie their otifechon* with Ihi* Court WITHIN THE LATIN OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DAT* OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THINTY OATS AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH creditor* ol Ih* Decadent and other p erto et haying claim* or demand* ege.net Decadent t I t l a l * on whom a copy ot IV * notice i* tarvad within thraa month* otter th* dal* at Ih* Iw v pubbcalien ol thi* node* mutt Vo their claim* with Hue Court WITHIN TMk LATIN O f T H M I MONTHS AFTER THI DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICB OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DAT! OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH1B NOTICE ON THEM All othor c redder a e l th* Dacedeni end poreon* having claim* or domende againcl tha Docadent’t I t l a l * mu*l lue Ihotr claim* with IV * Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH I OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILID WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO Th* data ot th* hr*I publica­ tion ol thi* None* to Jun* ISth IBS7 Jam** E Berger Ot Pereonal R*pr**enl*lrv* ot Ihe Etta I* at EDGAR LEE BARGER D ic ta ted Attorney tor Per tone I Re preyen la live KENNETH F MURRAH Ot Murrah Doyle end Wifpo PA BOO Watt Mora* Boulevard PO Boa 132S Winter Perk Florida 32 7*0 Telephone (407) B44-BS01 Florida Bar Number 00574*4 Publ.eh Juno I t . 2* IBS7 DCF-23* JU S TU K E FINDING COINS IN THE WISHING WELL! 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Al K A M UA Part Time - Flexible Schedules $6.00 Per Hour. Apply In Person. Monday through Saturday 10:00 amto 2:00 pm at: by Lula Campos - tarrgtK CM 407 3221400 ______l Bern mean Catmo TOu loo coMM win 10CX7B *1 BBS Fun QfMrrnrt PrugrAmnAng) Coubrty Conor cryptogram* urn crtaiad bail <M>laaaw by ptapw pan and proton Each Wnor n *to c*n*r Hand* tor Todayi cum l ague* Y XO YOUR OWN RADIO SHOW C FL rado NBBon tw* m Bm* Also Available: C* ♦ / Java Prottrammlng C E L E B R IT Y C IPH E R O C C ttabrbC BBMBWfalBAB 14— B in g o D *c*a**d IM I MA IMS 0004 kv earn Id B3B0hHi m*e I DOAN LEE BARGES b a n f o n d h io o c n l a k e M T C L VtNOMO: LAZY PERSONS * DREAM FEW HOURS-BIO U Frog Qrgchw* T -BOO B20-43S3 IN RE itla l* *1 VILLAS HOMEOWNER* ASSOCIATION INC . and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF TNI BUSJCCT R IA L PROPERTY. D*t*nd*nt(a) NOTICE OF FOSICLOSU RS SALS NOTICE IS HE REST OIVEN purgukM to a F>«*i Judgmani *4 Foractotur* dalad Juna llrh IH 7 , and antatad m Caaa No •r.OOOZB CA 14 W o l th* Circuit C o w l a* Iha BIGMTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor lEMINOlE County Flonda whara.n C H A U MONTOAOE *EAVICI*. INC F/K/A C H A U MANHATTAN MONTOAOE CORPONATION la PIMnliS and ELIZ­ ABETH M HUOOLIETON. *1 *1 . *r* Palandant* I an* »*R to th* haghatl and b **l bidder lot cath in tha Watt front door of Pro Courlhou**. in Eanlord SEMINOLE County Flonda at It 40 a m • clock on Ih* ISih day ol July. 1BB7 Ih* Following daaenbad property aa eat forth m aatd Fmal Judgment to wit LOT Tt.StlOOEN LAKE VILLAS PHAW TT ACCOWPINO TO TT*E PLAT THENEOF AS NECONOEO IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAQE9 1 AND I OF THE PUBLIC NECOROB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA a/Vk ISA BANO PINE CIRCLE SANFORO FLORIDA TT77S DATED t v * l) l h day ol Juna, O T A H 331 <243____________________ BR wan you toved on** whd* you attend church, work ate DaykoF* hour* on*y 323ABIB EHVHIOH C A U N *. BT -44* C P JURISDICTION DCTTEWN CASE NO. S T - * « e « S CA 14 W C H A U MONTQAOI ((N V IC E l INC F/K/A C H A U MANHATTAN UONTQAOI COAPONATION, Plaintiff rk ELIZABETH M HUOOLIBTON. H X S S W* provM* training and Cut tamgrs Cal I * . Fbck* tar db 1 ELDERLY CARE BITTER WA Vshtcio* may ba viaared on* hour prior •* *4Ik Publish Juna TO. 1**7 DEF-TATS H T A — 55— B u s I i m m 10 BWVWSSCI04KWM747S 1**7 VW TO 10* t t T B t lt M 1**4 Old* TO *M T C a NTTI PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS I * AM.-BJORN. MONDAY tfera FIUOAY 10* U U T M t t l l 1011010*10 ID* KUASM 7M CM I4M 01 • t* - it n n - i i Sem inole day 10* 1J4FT7BS9SLStM1f 1*71 M*>* 40 tut - ti i* « - • i Trucking CLASSIFIED ADS UNCLAIMED V IH IC L 9 AUCTIO N Namoval of th* btlow datenbad yahicla* wag cenduclad In compliance with AS. 71) 7t. Nolle* that Butch * Towing will tad aaid yahicla* ki Public Auction tot C**h on July toih, I H 7 a( 10:00 am at TOO Pkitunmon A rt.. Sanford. Florida. W* ratarvo th* right to withdraw any yahicla* bom thla auction. AH rohicl** told A t IS. No tttl# guirantaad. Butch * Towing rotary** th* right to bid on any vthlcM. 1001 Chay 40 10* 1Q1ACSSP1B720SB4S 1071 Ford 4D 10* IUA3H7D414) 1**7 Honda 10 ID* JHMCC332SHSOOSIII (07S Lincoln ID ID* IVBAAA701SS (*** Jews 40 *n - it it m m 27— N u r w r y A C h ild C ar* E C A E S C PA MA KAM N H N K M D O L L A R V K S X Q X M C U . ' T N Q G C W O M C X K , r e n t A CAR / AT T H E X X . PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'GenlJemen prefer bonds * — Andrew Mellon 'Where there is money, there Is lighting.* — Marian Anderson. O IBB7 by NEA. Inc SanfordAirport 2 Red Cleveland Blvd. • Sanford, FL 32773 Qatar IM A C a f A ■ Sm tAtag Fie* (tokpiacg •E C t N T �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. June 26. 1997 - 3B K IT ’ N ’ C A K I.Y I.K ® by l.arry W riRht 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d 7 1 — H e lp W a n ta d 103— H o u s e s - 7 1 — H s lp W a n te d 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S a le 181— A p p lia n c e s & U n f u r n is h e d AOUPitSTRATTVE TYP1NG/FILIM0. Rapkfy #*pandmo industry in search oI computer Marat* individual Knowledge or KV A A/R Must know windows Moderate com­ puter Skins helpful FieiOte schedule 401k plan 33*4132 or 600-3730286 COME OROW W rrH WATSONI Our new aspanded otfice m Lake Mary has openmga tor energeec protesaonal seeking an escaaent career m a high pro­ file. spacious atmosphere E iC M : TRUDY M ITE R For a conlkMonel Intenriew _________323-3200 DRIVERS AG CARRIERS. INC. ‘N E W PAVPLAN* •Ley O e r Pwn" *Exka Stop Fay* “1 Day Tey of lor 1 7 Or * Days Out* *401K R Ito eNi Insurance* 1 ftogrsm* r A O n e ACOLrsq. "lease CaS Asm to Spm I eoo«7* 9050 MorvFil Only FOC ALL depart t i n NTS • Housekeepng. Breakfast server*. Leunpy person Houseman. usrw w r . »~i « person MamoK Oxer 135 Insemahonai Ptwy Mary 444-i OOP___________ APPLY ADHESIVES Ms Trask I11AW Loce w on a i M n - n r e A B S t I T O M MANAGER* DOLLAR GENERAL C O M Mnng tor SantordOesand M a s asp preferred Benefits » . denseI A Me at cekon eye care A W U S plan Advancement op ponurww* aver Apply « son 74 70 S Oienrsj Or tard _ Came *e wRh ua H O E AUTOssom ri o< t a k e r * JacitoraionpBoartOlsndo Good kscoma Fosanael Benerss After 80 Oeys I f * Seek etc « / J » J 0 8 5 _ AVON EARN TO »0 \ C t __ FW* Mrs Aewo M l - 11*1 tod Aese* Rsf- ipP-eee-TlM ___ C a b in e t M a k e r Esp svlansnattng. aasembang A nstaRng Call tor an appointment M 4*100. CLERICAL. ser phones, Me. computer OO-Hr 324-1777 •SL hetoM. 160 COMPAMONS NEEDED Lnre m or hourly. TLC Home Comparv tona 322-1093________________ COUNTER BALES Warehousing tor outer true* parts. Exp rsqured depends on exact asp Cal *530 PRIVATE HOME, Clean A congenial working condition* W* need an esp cook t -2 ful days/ wto lor preparing meals n ad­ vance Eseaaant pay tor quas­ hed person Rets necessary Bend resume to Bund Bos R. P O Boa 1667. Sanford. FI 32772-16*7 DOCK WORKER TrNnee LA-4 to' Load B Unload Truckal FCC Am. Pee: *07-636 sow ________ E L E C T R IC IA N rtmwamj Kmj^pwciAury whp er Mutt have m ove Cel 324-EIQO I LfCTRSCUN HELPER t t Jahn E *en M I-AW E O n P Coofc/Krt. P r e p Competitive W ag­ es JERRY'S CATERERS 323-0345 HOTEL oppoR TU N m es A BaauWt* and ewaang howl a rxnng tor toe Apphr <n parson to HoNtoy Inn E c ra w . (760 fast Cctorsal Dove ( O f DRUG FREE WORK PLACE. H O TEL O P P O R T U N IT IE S . A peaustui A axctong hotel to­ taled near UCF la being lev toe •oSuwmg poseons Cooks. Bartenders Cocktaa Servers nances Technoan Appty n person to Hobday Inn Setott Ortsndo Last UCF >7176 ykpi Tech Ave Orlando EOC PROP FREE WORKPLACE KENNEL W ORKER Part Tens Tier tore Hours. 66 40?* CWMTBIM______ W O R K A T B U S Y A IR P O R T Je rry 's C ate re rs LABOR ERS NEEDED 323-0345 _____ Castilera/Counter Person fork at B usy Airport are hiring r _ FFriendly A Cdurteeue People Competitive Wages J e r r y 's C a te re rs 3 2 3 -0 3 4 5 A f f f v c c . <,To(3E. y o u ft. o%tels- 7 * * w i / f T e n . Sc r a t c h in g F b y r. h e x t T * '/our . c a r * - NEEDS YOU! 3 BEDROOM 1 1A BATH I Paid Dally t Workers wtn cars pmd bonus! Apply ready to stork betwaan SanvAam 1208 Hw^ 17-82. 6424Atop- Mo Peto ILk . T*rd- 2*19 El CapF i. MAS/mon ItUad/tec A ref* Piaaae ca» 330-22*3 HM TO R K AL A R M doa# to Iran*. 1/1,**l « M . tv, rm . 2/1 A X M A N A G E R T R A IN E E Oue to our company* rapdesteongm a* Must LAK* MARY M l to front. 6424 /month . deposit. CM 322 9667 (f ilO W y B n I . 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O Beta CSC 1MAO 2 5 3 -A lf C o n d it io n in g AC FOR SALE Ineds and out tads unit For mors into carl 373-7Q16 or 4761W9 PREFERRED MAJOS Read ektytawk/y FtrrVy owned A operated sues 19A4 La-Bonded Ins 323 189 7 or 260-4120 99— A p a rtm e n ts Itockrto A ______________ M4-M17. AH W ATT 2 Storm Apt W 2nd N CAN CwpMML Akera retrlw, M AkW MOMap M 4-11 Id UAM 404 I (OrtH M'bWO yacmu u n t n tnourt 3 2 3 -8 6 7 0 1/1 (peeler -I HUOOKAV 407-M O <*M >1/1. no | LlWksn AJOGmoi « A300rSec 383 3342 SANFORO 1/1 MOMAwW VERY CLEAN. Nsoey Rano*M IFONO La 1 BORN -71* Oak Ara *37itnon . S24Gfd*p too toto, no peto 32SAQ1* SANFORO very me* 2BR tor r»Brest toeer Lk kAonraWM/ Me* A44QW10 32I-E7S7 m / U O A R t SANFORO m. wont aid . m M NO PET* 3230431 TOWN CSNTRB ART* 6300 Bitov* Bucks on Sbdrm Please CM to Nrajfy 322-669* CHARLES 0. (Den) M K u ” Burktor CDC047764 Re*/ Comm. remodel adMona, reparrMC.VISA ... 407-320-1741 2 7 0 -D ry w a ll P O P C O R N C E IL IN G ORVWALL'STUCCO Repeis Wal A Cedng Texture* Meiched Popcorn M I-A IM 271 -E le c t r ic a l 2 6 4 -C lo c k R e p a ir ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED Orandlamev. Wa4. Manila A Cuckoo 407 322 3326 2 6 5 -C a rp e n try NEED A REASONABLE CAR­ PENTER? Cal Justin today 327-6043 fC8C024l03 CARPENTER. Al Home repairs. pamung A caranvc SM Richard Gross 321-4972 OAVO GREEN CARPENTRY Home improvements, m art, re­ pays. kotos 320-1614*967-5208 266C a r p e (/ I n s t a lla t io n * CALL U* tor al of your carpet­ ing and Root covering re caret r mill omcTMaaaoo 2 6 8 - C le a n i n g S e rv ic e * HOUSECLEANWGOependablo, honest One time or weekly CaS lor free esbmaM between e i M-F. 321 6712. IAW CLEANING: 372-4404 Domestic lo OfficewBuxlneaxae. We do toe lob right KATHY'S KLEANMG-Resrd, wk/yftno. rental cteanouU 11 yfS. t ip ♦ refs MO-42S3 2 7 8 -H o m e SWIFT CONCRETE S061AM Driveways Pekoe i ldswalks Herald Awth: 407-124-144t Detond: 604-736-1066 Anything you need Lk A Ins lAC/Vlaa- Free eH 177 4740 m n iB s r CONTRACTORS Residentialtommerou Lie aER 0014297 toatxmded Ca* (407) 7*346(3 m y r ia d NEED AN ELICTM CIANT CALL OtCKV ELECTRIC 407-MI-ATM Uc- EROOQ2t3«/Ouer 33 Yr*2 7 2 -C o n B tr u c tlo n Bailable/reason able builder, exp m FL Guar work Al lyoea 01 coral «BC024I03 32447A0 RCSrOrCOklMCRCIAL/NEW/ RENOVATION Can 331-77nor 24 hr* 672 2922______________ 2 7 4 -F e n c e NORTH SOUTH FENCE Semce-lnttal Cuttom Design Free asl Uc/lni. 366-3906 SPECIALCINQ n al lance repa.rt. privacy fane# Vaults. A gatat Free axitmaiat 664-2334 2 7 6 -H a n d y M a n 4 S TAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpsrvfry, elec, roof A yard Work Guar. Uc. 321-4474 HOME REPAIRS. ALL TYPES Dons Expertly A Reliably CaM Casey: MI-7667 IT 3 1670.123-1142 297- Im p ro v e m e n ts OAVKJ KEY CONSTRUCTION N**iRI*mnd*»ngW*palra t h f l f l E B w a rn LU TO N 'S Handyman A Clean­ ing Svca No job too imaXbag F re e s t 24hr avc6670616 SPECIALITY CONTRACTOR Paint and hm rpr* L1C/BONOED Jack TutM 330-3972 279- lrrlgation/Repalr RAINMAKER VWUOATION Repae* A Inatataaon Free ataman* Ca* 444-4374 MOOCN VKLAOE 2 4 7 UtoV lYYyPify pOOL ipfuK’ toCBftOfVCOFlOfton HTSm on CM 3 2 I1 IM 103— H o u a e e U n f u m ia h a d 2 9 1 -P a in t in g l CONSTRUCTION Tree eve carpentry 6 hatWng. odd robe A more No yob no amaa Fteeesamatoe 5740*21 2 6 9 -C o n c r e te 2 6 3 -C e llln g R e p a ir R E P A IR CALL ROBERT 376 6334 2 7 6 -H a n d y M a n 2 brtm. A/C, t i l l WPowAv* AJBQftoon Cherte 60*7297 107— Mobile Homes For Rant P lu m b in g A W . RUCKER PLU44*itQ~ >4 Hr. Sve. A Onto 1 ILto C FQ 407-3 298P re s s u rs C le a n in g DUN RTTE Houses, mot NEW ROOFWO A REPAIRS UcAne. Fin. 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Free Ett 302-1337 3 1 9 — U p h o ls t e r y MEL'S UPHOLSTERY* CRAFTSMAN WOODWORKING 30 yra exp. M1-16A4 A d vertise Daily In A ll 3 Publications S an ford H erald • Bargain H unter • Lake M ary Li£e A 3-Line A d Averages $46.00 / m onth Call Today! Classified Dept. 322-2611 = C O M P U T IW rV P tM T T 5 ^ Term papery. newsletter*, brochure* petteup I layout 127 903* GEN. COM PUTER* Typing Work. *m. So*. AecL, Flyerx Labels * Mara. 333-71 7101 193— L a w n A G a rd e n LARGE GUAVA plants For Sat* 69aach PWasacMtor detail 407-322-1413 BARPORD N S T O R K DMT. 4 P U X Newly renovated By ownar 6116JB*. 321-A79A STOP PAYWQ RENT 234B E l Pepaaei Banked Tbu*y rennvalad 17 11400 down 6549-rm 332-0*01 Leave Maaaaga 1 9 9 - P a t s A S u p p lie s BEAGLE MIX 12 wks. CuW A ■ve/y. thou A wormed FREE TO 0 0 0 0 HOME CM 3214066 N O T IC E kMmonli are iitoiect to the Fadarai Fie Housing Ad. erven make* 4 Pegtt to adwrka* any pratoranca. kmaaaon, or dtoenmmaaon payed an raco. col­ or. ration, tax. henocep. latv naaonali 2 *DRM to quxel negtertood ASOQrmon * t20Gdso 322-1667 ahar 1200 pm________________ 153— A c rea g e L o t F o r 2 AC R ESM SAN FO RO ZONED OC-2 IIJSjOOO 3224123 L A N D -L A N D -L A N D M-AOexO to? HEAR IMOK 64ICO 201— H o rs e s 1 .7 A C R E S : O S T E E N 2OM0 *4 COXrwf nerku n o r r ON woao >44 MO RUbwU ad Hua Swvmrvng 290-9391 ^ ^ O to N M tlliN rl^ ^ 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S a le ad nemos eah no raaRor ccnv evasion *00 70*647* 207— J e w e lry l Esta te ,u c F o r S a le tot, o v a 63 000 CM (362) Santord 12. toed 6*7.000 6625. month M ARKHAM PLACE 110 Fktotsr* TrM « xpto plan. l » acraa. lg rnasNr u M overloctung icraened pod w/ ig *nHrtatomem area A brick wM Sunken LR . F R ml one* kre piece 6240.000 eavtwLv a mason realty _______ t s a z w y e t _ _ _ MONTHLY P L 647*. Brand now 3/2 homos No down tor quas­ hed Buyer X MOVE W THIS MONTH I C M tAdwa 41 33*4731tq r 63*7240 PARK AVE. MOWLE PARK Home* 63000 to IE 000 Sal Up Foarxgnq OUMT1323-1991 24.44* 1/3 93 P*en Springe, dDutta rod. ranad FI room, carport. N O n tned 117^0* 34 ■ 4*a 3/1 90 Skylne FL Room, Carport 11*400 160— B u s in e s s F o r S a le LIMOUSINE SUSM ES9 Oe Bary 10 DaLand eras H9k U pnea include* Lincoln kmo and yenow cage ad* 290-73*4 2 2 3 — M is c e lla n e o u s F R E I PAGERS Free Recryxiai ra (M ca b S999/mo Cal tor reekraona 407-631-5434 SECURTTY BARS 4 DOORS 61Lyq sq A ORwtng keyWt* puxh baton kr# 324-3164 2 3 1 — C a r s F o r S a le 1666 OMC Safari Cargo van Rune but ha* knock to angn* >1,000 190*1775-1793 119* COUGAR Auto. Ml. AC. M power MUST SELL! 6700 «rm 3265364. Wave m en tot 1666 FORD Aerostat Cargo van 6 cylinder auto, ruw A toe** good 12,000 1904) 775-1793 TIRED OP PAY PIG high prtcto? C M FRED I have the vehF CM tor you- C M : 330-30A4. 235— T ru c K / B u s e s / V a n s F o r S a le 1999 FORD F240 LARIAT 4X4 5 SPEED. A/C.V9. NEW TIRES >3975 Cai 296 7364_________ Lake Sylvan 6200.000 W Me iczowuu Rea/tov 322 7963 1994 CHEVY S I0 Pick -up 4 Speed A X . bed ine 65965 C M 299 7365_________________ 1 6 5 — D u p le x F o r S a le 2 3 8 — V e h ic le s SANFORO Axtumabia 7% Graal caih flow. 649.900 CM 631-0432 day* or 330 5444 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 3-piece, an Lengih, 6 « ta* Graal cond 3234)120 enykww MATTRESS SALE • Ful m a u«*d box iprmg* A mattreM 666 00 Larry* Mart 322-1132 NEW CENTRAL AC complal* tyttom Hast and coot WK kv WAX 61400 A62 9379__________ SOFA, CHAM, 2 END TABLES and 1 COFFEE TABLE AND 2 LAMPS >100 321-3963 9-5 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 - 4 3 3 4 2450 Hartwell Ave. Sanford, I I 32771 W a n te d CASH 666 PAIOt For Junk Car*. Trucks A Med « 4 P AMEWCAMAUTlfUU 3J1 W*0 241— Rec. V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs F o r S a le CAMP FOR 6500 A NIGHT 'Natural* Setting Quiet A Secluded 352-7334461 I ! t ,‘j I i t i L ,'r / I un - l // « garage ESTATE SALE ANTIQUE S/COLLECTIBLES/ HOUSEHOLD. PLUS A OA­ RAGE FULL OF BARQINSI From a Bulchar Stock to MiQh Empirel FRW7TTV SAT/28 ■ 9 6 SUN 29-10 - 3 450 S. ELLIOTT AVE.. SANFORD G AR AG E SALE Monro* Meadow* 162 Kelly ClrcW Corner of lake Mary BNdf Santord Ave. Frt-Sal, June 27. 2B. 6-?. Fum, clothing, books, Starting DIRECTIONS On 23th Stnot (R t 46A) botwwn 17-92 and Airport B M on Hartwell Avenue XWPCR CREAM PEA9 A ay* A pink eye. C M 333-16*1 P r o p e r t y F o r S a le STUDIO 1 BEDROOM M ot Summer Saving.d 3 2 1 — G o o d T h in g s to Eat 16 3 — W a te rfro n t D in in g R o o m T a b le CHERRY W OOD O v a ) 72" W la «f * • plush upholstered chairs, Haver opened, still b o x e d .. C ost $2400. Sail 1750. Matching Cherry coffee A end tabtas, sail 6250. 877-1426 67-na LOOWNO FOR Mixed German um. -nepenx B i-uppy. CaR 331-11*/ C a ll C a r r ia g e C o v e • Single Story Dotogn • No On* Below or Above • Energy • Efficient Studto* • Fnandty On Sip Managamant • Furmshad or UnAjrrva/tecI Stixko* • Electnofy Fumxahao in Sluckoa Orfy 3291 S. SANFORO AVE, SANFORD Recycling: 3 321-0004 TnM N P M . C A R R IA G E C O V E F u r n it u r e F o r S a le SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS CLEAN NEYVSPAPERS F o r S a le 1 8 1 — A p p lia n c e s & 323-3301 2 1 9 — W a n te d to B u y ALTAMONTE- Lakakam i txkm W icm porch 634400 PodMd* t brtm 632 WO 331-7777 or 34 hr*. *72 2923 VERY Pnme toe*bon, greet Anchor 1,000 »q * on 1792 Front parking renovating to now Sou time to Ww SO Choose tutor* Axking 6774/ moron 804-790-1542 Reduced 981.900 914A323 3400 211— A n tlq u a / C o lla c tib la s 155— C o n d o m in iu m s A n y condrtlon-AJI c a s h 899QS93 A herd C u tM Dtoifn, WIlol^ sale 407-M74S31 ANTIQUE[Taking Up apt Uby-y Can tea 323-8160 At. per. pad. JA LFk w M M . JbwWW a. 10 M 40*129 6 each tor 13600 CM 131 7777 pr >4 hr* 672 2922 R E A LET. Big O*** 1 29 Acs Meaonxtoe Rd Near Airport 645 000 3324171 a 332*445 I BUY HOU8ESI frrU.wIIS'L i 1/4 D U MONO ANNIVERSARY R M New 6*00 ye* tor |12V OBQ CM 320-1*43___________ 3 2 2 -7 4 9 8 12x43 m 90 manatee W Q . 1*1 EXCHANOS sr SELL YOUR P-oper/x letted tr-ywher.1 WVE8TQRS REALTY 7744*15 RER Haraeeheelng Ca. 15 yr* of prof xnoeing a trim­ ming HU. cold. A corrective shoamg Gal 894 28*7 4 8 A C R E S : $ 3 9 ,9 0 0 1n*e kx BUT 90 MCLUOEO MAKE OFF Eh 1 WMOOW AC W/O xO uD M 6400GOBO 32*-7338 or CM * *29-0999 i l jm H a N M O t FEMALE ROTTW EXER. 1 yr. very aflectwnate. good watch­ dog Not good mi ymal ch**en Need* fenced yard S40 3230429 S a le CASSELBERRY M I ORtoaf werahauae. 1/330* **■ FT 314— S w im m in g P o o l CAR LS POOL RENOVATION Wa do acrylic decks, kool decks, marerte A diamond brtghLSO yra R* modeling 10% Senior Clttaen Discount LtolBondod-407-326-7311 186— C o m p u te rs & T y p in g SANFORO 12-1 AOS W 3rd Si CH/A Boeurby 3y*. Fr pic. Fed yd m/30 X 38 work shop EX­ TRA* 650k Cal MKo 293- 1 5 7 — M o b ile H o m e s S e rv ic e s BRUNNELL PAINTWO. 71 Yrs. (9300495) CorrvrvTtoudentuI Carpentry Rapatrt. Wal-paper, Plastering ......322 2591 COUUIRAStO with 6 y r Warranty A Power Waeh. CaM Anibel MO-42A1 PA SYSTEM-EARTH. 270 W. L*e New M m , stands, tie. 11794060 C M 407-321620* I *A I 1 I ' ) M I ( l l l f j| . \ *. “ b- • V h .f , , 1.1 i/l, i 127— Storege/Ofhce For Rent 280- A BETTER CUT. *r. O O C wk by Weak , Realtor cuts. F ra a E a iU c . *42 2454 S te re o / R a d lo OWNER Ftoanca. 65 000 down! 4/t 634.100 HK30CN LAKE 12 *pW pton. garage, deck 671.900 COUNTRY Estoto. L 2 11 as. »V. dto. fpie. I 12AL 00 . 1/4 acre, p t o r i } per 604-736-7116 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g Cal tor kao atbmais between A2 M-F 3210712 3 0 2 -R o o f ln g 183— T e le v is io n A iMwNtotn R£a SJODmo Frao sat UcAwa. 331-4123 Decks *W a u * Onvewayt STEAM FACTORY 324 7M6 V f N I U R f 1 P R OPE RI I F S iw im oonnt i to o o n ia a SEAMSTRESS w e do Let A Professional Do It! S e r v ic e * 2/1 not M*. O H A W W CARPET Sac. • accepted 321 44A4 For Rent MARINER S VILLAGE W T ^ l'llI 1 0 8 — D u p l e x / T r lp ie x 1 1 » -o m c e S p e cs U n f u r n is h e d WORKJNO SUPCRVTSOtt ARM TO 2:30AM Seminole Country l7.SGfHr. . Benenta FRANKLIN Bldg. i Eves. Inc. AFFOHDABlf HOMfS wwta BACK Mather char and ottoman. Mia new. navy due 6250/060 323-6616 I NEED HOUSES TO ly (top Ce* Mtor 500pm ATS*6*6 er pgr 417 2*27 Mpra Clean F I 0L. srwry l Keng Caa 32*4436 S i4 1 9 0 _ S TA R T TO D AY Day Is tows: Awe newt P/T Need Dap "SANFOFOV2 er I fence Quiel----------“SANFORD 22 Apt Cor peso CH/A 93— R o o m * F o r R a n t to I tod l a n k y | uaa IAS MO a week 334^eM ROOM* FOR RENT AJOCVmon 1 1OGkNp n w >4 e p «3 2 i m i cu and F u r n it u r e F o r S a le P O O L. 3 BDRM.Craat Area Family room. Fenced yd. Only 6*4X00. 630-7*63 •LAKE MARY M B wUhloR. V * «x * TEXACO a you have good son Car a I S TEN S TR O M R EN TALS S h a re ■ FT/PT. Aanldrdl WrfLjrgNe m e B64-0UI LeneWm*lenw Te Mrs ____ N O W 4e7-7f7-ei— EARN A CAR. Buy A M Tkwaerwera. FT-PT MpM. TrtonMf. Free TiMWi*. Greet I I Piss. 91— A p e rtm a n ta / H o m e s to EOC Aaron's is A Wug kse employer. 30-1331 Or Apply by | Aaron s Rental Purchase 1522 S. French Ave. 3 bdrm. C/HA, FemPy rwi 1967 HaPy Aire. CeM CherKe 40P-T2PT R e n ta ls 2 6 6 -C le a n ln g SANFORO-VI. toed yd. O V A ISSOtoun » MOO/iae No poN (904) 432-3277/(407) 330-19*9 BANFORORENT T O OWN 1 0 0 — C o n d o m in iu m 195— M e c h ln e W o r k - R IG H T H A N D M A N FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Maun i LAUNDRY MAT ATTENDANT Esp AS24.Hr PIT Appty laundromat (Wax Mart Piers) MAS Hwy 17 W Sardord _ * LAWN MAatTENANCf 6400 DOWN— WHY RENT? Whan you can own m s 3 bdrm homo w/ C/HA. now p a n A car­ pet ? Aik about HUD homed The Huffman Group, Inc. 1013 CYPRESS AVE 3 bdrm. kv A « n rm. M A bath Near downtown Santord. Front A rear porch** A37Vmnn « Ixt/xac CM kk* Johnson M 3230671 MANAGCMENT COUPLE Exp. In apt management 1 repars LNe-ln. auto, A looN 697-7001 We offer eelerlee of need a dental assistant’ who a carmg A has a pleasam peraonaMy tor our pa­ tents Must be exp A cerMNd si dental asaeang A radtotogy H , Tuea. WPd. A TNes tonRkAWaSuna HxiSl be U|> Id deto Good pey tor ip n ta d parson Bend resume lo BMnd Box R. P O Box 1667, Bentord. F I 32773-I6S7 B a r te n d e r s ______ T ip ! LONOWOOO COUNTRY CLUB Needs F/T-P/T locker room at­ tendant. FiextAe hours, hood pay. Club benefits, position tvaiabto knmsdiattfy 0FWPEOE-Cea tor appevramsm 333- APARTM ENTS MULTI FAMILY YARO SALE FR1/27 SAT/28 9-4 203 RIDGE DRIVE. Santord_______________ SANFORO CHURCH ol GOO MUSIC department. Corn boil and Yard tale. 3AT/26th 6:00 A M TO 4:00 PM. 601 W 22nd Ib e e t_______________________ YARO SALE SAT.29 8 a m - 12pnv 2514 Kay Avenue. 1 block E o l Swhmertn Bocks, games, toy*, doth**, ale. �’ ; f •«SA f c * , 4B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. June 26. 1997 'BLONDIE by Chic Young la s t w eekend i a l m o s t BOUGHT A VEHY EXPENSIVE Side effect deserves attention DEAR DR GOTT: I have been pro scribed Pravachol to lower choles­ terol I've read that tender muscles are a side effect. I have this symptom, yet when I told my doctor, he didn't change the prescnption Am I in dan­ ger?' DEAR READER: Possibly Pravachol is one of a group of cho­ lesterol-low ering drugs called “ statins " While effective in reducing cholesterol, the “statins" can cause an unusual side effect called "rhabdomyolysis," destruction of muscle that can lead to renal failure Although muscle tenderness is a relatively common and harmless consequence, the more serious complication must also be considered because — even in the presence of minor muscle pains — rhabdumyolysis may occur The diagnosis is made by a blood test If the test is positive, the drug should be stopped immediately before irreversible kidney damage occurs Return to your doctor at once and ask him to perform a CPK blood test. This will tell whether your muscle pains can be ignored or if they are cause for alarm In my opinion, your physician should have been alert to the possible side effects of Pravachol Anv patient on this drug should be blood tested If he or she develops muscle aching or weakness To give you more information on cholesterol. I am sending you a ropy of mv Health Report "Understanding Cholesterol * Other readers who would like a ropy should send 52 plus a long, self addressed, stamped rnvc lope to P O H..s 2017 Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10150 Be sure to mention the title DEAR DR GOTT My 4 year old grandson recently experienced nau sea. vomiting and a fever of 10] During an overnight hospital stay for intravenous fluids to treat drhydra lion his fever shot up to 105 The doc tor wasn't concerned, but I was because I remember when my brother had a seizure from a high fever How high does the fever have to go brfore this happens" DEAR READER The possibility of febrile convulsions in a youngstrr Is always a concern Surh an event, which is frightening, is largely unpre do table however Some young chll dren seem to have a high threshold for seizure activity, while others may convulse at lower temperatures The reason for this is unknown I begin to worry at about 101 degrees at which time I become more aggressive in treating the frver with more than Tylenol Tepid baths or even a cooling blanket may be neces vary M E D IC IN E PETER GO TT.M .D . .i he probably relied on fluid replace­ ment to bring the fever down DEAR DR. GOTT: In a recent col s U * potential f !2 ? I,B\|C T ,cln n in * for E S m ? * H * ov»rt*"i cancers You “ l,hou* h he * ca" ‘ ar* .,T op * " * choo* m* to i>e tested on the outside chance that an early, treatable cancer could be discovered. Does this hold true for prostata and colon cancer aa well? DEAR READER: In theory, yes. I have yet to make up my mind about routine CT scanning in healthy | adults. As I said before, the costa would be astronomical and the bene fits small — at least for the adult pop ulation as a whole The newer CT scans can produce amazingly detailed pictures of struc lures within the body. Thus, it is con ceivable that such testing could result in the very early detection of hidden malignancies However, as I mentioned, this tech nique i f lU || , |on< way from being generally accepted as appropriate for universal use. Nonetheless, this issue w ill surely continue to stimulate lengthy discussion in the future c i m n i w a t o i eym urusc assn ACROSS 99 Showed one's Answer to Previous Pwota anger 40 Holiday suffli Smoky 41 Tardy Roman dozan 42 Threshing tool Mapta parvus *5 Comodlan On Iha shatSparks 44 Oreak letter 14 Future M s. ag Inland 11 “ ' • J * * ' J,*cy » “ ‘Id 15 S T 0" 7ufn* ' M Aoka or Revere 17 Drivers org. ' ' Maw (oral.) 52 IS JFK sight 54 ---------------- m a p I t Tennis-court □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n n n n 55 Tamarisk salt 1 S 9 12 12 20 22 24 25 27 91 92 93 94 95 99 37 Oangaroua Sustenance Compass p i Cast asids Lits lacks! (2 w d s ) is not wall Difficult Bom Orlddora' org Dos Actor Cronyn Presents an obstacle to 54 Otoomy — 57 Oardoner’s 59 Layer ol tissue DOW N t Small ruga 2 High cards 9 Enthusias­ tically 4 Hesitation sounds 5 Matured □□no mnon ramn □□□□ □□□□ rnmn nnnn nnrannnnn nnnnnnn mrann □□n rann nnnnm nnranrann nnnn nonn nnn □mnmnnn nnnnn nnn □□□ □□□n nnnnnnn nmnnnnnn nnnn □□□ nnnn nnnn □nn nnnn anno s 7 Ihiam type 8 tad (for) hoAdey S 10 Author It D o s s ----19 Egg drink 21 Labor org 29 Cricket poe Mona 34 Fragrant tor Answers a 1-900454-9495 ad code tOO STUMPED?0?* Your grandson evidently is resistant to high fever He didn t have a consul 27 Operetaa 29 List 29 Omarrentat 1U 5J rr ~ sion at IUS. so the dortor was corre ct. a tH iw v u k WIN AT BRIDGE Is this so difficult? By Phillip Alder In my bridge classes. I stress think ing in straight lines Easier said than done, of course, but if yuu cannot think straight, you will never play this game well West certainly didn t think logically on this deal If you believe you would have done better, cover the East and South hands Against four hearts, you lead the trump three five, seven, nine Declarer continues with the club four How do you defend" South opened with a weak twabid. showing a decent tlx card suit and some 4 to high card points West * three diamond overcall is debatable — a takeout double is preferable You need four tricks to defeat the contract Presumably, your three aces are all winners But where is number At the table. West ducked the club ace at trick two After winning with dummy's queen, declarer played a spade to her jack and West's ace Back came another trump Declarer soon claimed 10 tricks two spades, six hearts, one club and one diamond ruff in the dummy Was West a beginner" Ear from it This deal occurred during the final of a national team champi onshtp Search for a lie of the cards that will allow you to defeat the contract North MXit a K g 1 7 « K in • 2 2 a k g 7 j West East 4 A « * 4 10 5 4 2 ' * J 2 » a 7 • a g to 7 2 * K * 4 A to 2 4 J * • « ] South 4 J 2 V A 10 9 • 4 2 0 J 91 4 4 4 Vulnerable North South Dealer. South South West North East 3• 4V All Opening lead. V 3 CIST by NKV Inc HOROSCOPE J i T l L L PON'T S ti HOW / THf Fm sretcn n GuAfANTBt CAN excLuot 5/MPz.e W A f t f Lilt i « "WA n P Me ALL y $ Y0UF TB n $ ANP ; si — TvftNTltS V n b y Jim D avis ROBOTMAN* four" If South has the diamond king and partner ran gain the lead, a dta mond switch will do the necessary Yet if South has the diamond king, where is East's entry" Hr cannot have a winner So, West must assume that East has the diamond king Aftir win ning tnck two with the club are. cash the diamond ace and spade are before playing a second diamond Here the contract is quickly one down by Jim M eddick qfour cBirthday Friday. Juno 27. 1997 A lavorabie change in your financial structure is a strong probability lor the year ahead, even though initially you may leel like you re marking lime instead ol going forward CAN CER (June 21-July 22) It could prove very unwiso today to agree to something botoro you know all lhal is required of you. Once you re locked m. it won t bo easy to break out Gel a jump on life by understanding the influences lhal govern you in the year ahead Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions tor the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P o Bo* 1758. Murray HUI Station. New York. NY t0156 Be sura to state your zodiac sign LEO (July 23-Aug 22) There are a num­ ber of assignments that might require ANNIE ...VOU HJVE NO f a it h in the your attention today, but it your heart isn t door m your hammer, you could end up with A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-F#b. 19) Be broken nails extremely selective today regarding to VIRGO (Aug. 29-Sept. 22) Lady Luck whom you go lo lor advice Your chart could be a bit tickle today, so it's best you irvkcales your counselor may know less bank upon your common sense and not about the issues than you do upon whims ot late Play your cards care­ P ISC ES (Feb. 20-March 20) Avoid fully and realistically groups today who make you toet uncom­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Librans are fortable Why subject yourself to leekng known lor their graciousness and hospi­ uneasy when you can be around pals tality. but today you might not be in the who make you feel good? mood lor guests You should be back to ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Your mode yourself tomorrow ol behavior will be scrutinized by your SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) Everyone peers today Those who will be observing makes mistakes on occasion, and you're may be waiting to see it you lack social no exception If you err today, don t cover grace up No one will think less ol you lor con- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Usually your lossmg plans are reasonably well ihought out. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 29-Dec. 21) Today but today you might give them just a kck you may bo a bit more careless lhan and a promise, and leave them vague usual In Ihe managomenl ol your and ineffective resources Conduct all financial affairs m GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Today you a businesslike manner might move your tunds around in ways CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You that could rob Peter to pay Paul Do not might be quite indecisive today It is best kid yourself into bekeying you're balanc­ you tako a strong position and maintain it ing your budget or you could gol caught in a revolving klW7byN£A.lnc by Leonard Starr 1 WILLUNPERGO THE TRIAL. AHA.. sffoal powrus I HAVE FAITH W OF THE 5k70RP< ABILITY TO UFr IT, SO... PUNJE1? I ) � 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>, June 26, 1996; <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/2fa615831a3130ff2ff697873b8fa7a2.pdf 36864603ca5ca94ffc4a4bde922871ab PDF Text Text m m m WEDNESDAY Ju n e 25, 1997 5 0 C e n ts Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Saminole County since 1008 89th Y e a r, N o . 218 - ' S a n fo rd , F lo rid a That’s (adult) entertainment Today: Scattered Thunder* tor ma. High* in the upper / 80a . M id w a y avoids a hit; airp o rt s ite flie s U TO D AY B yR U SS WMITB Herald Staff Writer I here was no music, no dancing, no sex Just talk Seven and one half hours non stop • the longest stretch 500 or so consulting adults could possibly talk sex and still keep on their cfrHhrw They were crammed Into ihe chamber* room. Ihe lobby and hallways and outside the Seminole County Services Building until precisely 2 29 a in Wednesday when, finally. II was over The sheriff seemed satisfied So did llie louniy rom m lsslo n ers. ih e county attorn eys, the adultelub owners and Ihe adult <tub attorneys Perhaps more Incredulous ■ residents of Sanford went home only tu ilfas miffed as they had been Hear Ye. the verdicts from Tuesday s great sex showdown by the Board of hrmlttolr County Commissioner* • Yes. Ihe county is adopting hard restrict ton* on adult -entertainment businesses although probably grandfathering ' in a few old fogies such as Club Juana Circus Cirrus. Cabaret and Rachels An amendment gives these clubs a i hancr to spruce up ami slay wlwre Ihry are • No Mldwav ( om m rn e I'ark won I hrtnme porno park after all - but hang on lo vw ir shirts if you live In I fir Orlando Sanford Airport area which was apfwnvrd for rrronlng I he au port arra residents must wall to see if an amendment profaned by Dtstrin 5 Commiwtionrr I Ksrv I M< I.j Im will define alternative stirs other than those in Sanford • Pul on hold please a IICC drt isam on puMk nud'iy tlrrn It on Tuesday's agenda * a* shoved to Ihe end ol the lineup and then shelved In the wee small hours of I lie morning The (tmimlsbes sav they nerd more time They 11 try again on July 22 In another 7 p in hear — • w ________ Swamp trip The Florida Native Plant Society. Tarflower Chapter, will hike to the Gator Creek area of the Green Swamp went of Ornate County. July 5 Th e area r n n »M i of several thousand acre* of wet prairie, pine scrub. and hardwood ham mock. The trip will Include a hike to the Wlthlacuochrr River Bring lunch. Insect rrprllant. hat. sun screen and hiking clothes and hoots. Furlhcr details will be announced at the society's monthly meeting July I at 7 p m. at the Orlando Garden Club building. 710 Hollins St . Orlando. For Inform ation, call Mike Barranco at 6 <K) 6 4 7 1 or 497 5120 Crossing guards needed The Seminole County S hrnirs Office will he accepting applications for school crossing guards June 16 to June 30 at 1343 2Mh Street. Sanford Applicants must be 18. have a high school diploma or GED. and available Monday to Friday in the morning and afternoon The pay Is 88 an hour There will tie fingerprinting and a criminal history query Soccer camp The Orlando Soever Academy will host a weekly soccer camp at Five Pulnla Sorter l enter in IntigwotMl for ln i> * ihI girts I ft Session* will he held from June IK in Aug I Monday through Friday from A SO a m to 4 30 p m Cost Is 8 125 for cat h week half day* cost 890 For information i all M<M 6 1 76or 491 O l 10 Vintage posters Vintage Poster Art Intrrnatkaial will display a selection of 19th and 20rh century Kuropran vintage pM irrs from June 27 lu July 26 ai Gallery 17-92. 912 South Orlando Avenue, Winter Park The gallery is open Monday Friday ! l i in lo 5 p m. For Information, call 647-1792 Andrvw Boiler Tuesday a •arc Isas Ma tree apeach rights at the public hearing on adult entertainment School superintendent’s contract ratified ■ f VICKI PuBORW BR Herald Senior Stall Writer Saying that *were darn lucky to have him here.* the Seminole County school board extended July 1 is I he deadline for 1997 high srhool graduates lo apply for ‘ Bright Futures’* merit college *4 Molar*hip* funded by the Florida Lottery Eligible students tan m o v e lull or partial funding for Iftelr college education in­ cluding lulllon. fees and haste rspensrs such as textbooks Students with a 3 5 grade point average and above can receive full lulllon. those with a GPA between 3 O and 3 3 will receive 73 percent funding The scholarship may be used lo attend any Florida public or private srhiail For Information, contact high *rh<»l guidance counselor or call I-mhh 827-2004 or vlsii the web sltr at http //www firn edu/doe/ INDEX ■ r< d «e........................4B C la ssified s.............2-18 C o m ics...................... 4B C ro ss w o rd ................ 4B Door Abby................. 8A D eaths....................... 8A Or. Oott......................4 1 Editorial.... H oroscope. P e o p le ...... P o lio s ........ Sports....... T V ............. W eather.... ......4A ...... 4B ...... 8A ...... 3 A .16,28 .....8 At ...... 2A O ur happiness depends on w isdom all the way. • S o p h o c le s Board member Bob GofT was the lone dissenting vote In addition to the. salary In­ crease. llagertys monthly autom o­ bile allowance was raised from •550 to 8650 By DAVtO PRAZIKR Herald Staff Writer Racketeering arrest From Staff Reports Supt Paul tlagrriy's contract through July I. 2000 and gave him a four percent raise The board voted 4 to I to raise llagertys base salary from 8106 806 to 81 11.172 prr year The district also pays I lager t> s insurance and other benefits On top of his compensation package, the superintendent has • e e Contract. Page 8 A Filmmaker Nunez, actor Fonda talk about their new movie Scholarship deadline J e a n B a r t le y . 4 6 . o f L a r s o n D r iv e . Altamonte Springs, was scheduled to appear In court yesterday on charges of rackrterrtngviolallng the Florida RICO Act. according lo Ed M cD on ou gh . S e m in o le C ou n ty S h e r iff s spokesman She ta Ihe owner of We Knead You. a body scrub parlor at 2908 Lakrvlew Drive. Fem Park. Lost Friday, law enforcement agent* from Seminole and Orange county arrested 14 people after serving search and arrest warrants at three body scrub parlors in Fern Park. The body scrub parlors arc accused of bring busi­ nesses In which customers pay female em ­ ployees fees ranging from 820 to 8250 for sex acts, according to the sh erd 's report Bartley Is being held under 8150.000 bond In the Seminole County jail. The 34) v «*r I hr taant meitr to adopt what Aee A d u lt. Page 8A A c t o r P e te r F o n d a in Ul o o 'g Qoid. WINTER PARK • Film critic Gene htskel said that Florida filmmaker Victor Nunes is fast approaching the class of Scorsese. Coppola and other great modern directors That may be true In a reglonallst sense N unn Is a great Southern director lie is able to capture human stories that have a mare regional appeal At an interview In the 'green room* of Rollins College s Annie Russell Theater. Victor Nunes spoke at length about his Inspirations os a filmmaker T U give you the standard line.* Nunes said. *1 grew up on European films and Southern literature.* Nunes said that his work Is an ‘ affinity between the two*. T i l be a Southern director,* Nunes said satufyingly llu films mostly deal with people that find a reason lo live. T h e y want ta keep on living.* he said Funny that such a theme would came from a director that had doubts about his fledgling career ‘ I started lo w-uruler between Flash of Green and Huby n Paradise- if I had made Ihe wrong iletUlort.* he said Obviously • and thank gwxlness-- he did not lie. as hr puts it. ‘ survived the period' And how? Hub\j in PurmUu• was an extremely big hit on the Independent rtrm lt and now his current film. Lire's Gold. Is garnishing praise everywhere it plays Nunes got the story fur his new picture from a photograph of a man and a child walking through rows of bee hives *1 can't find that picture anywhere.* Nunes said laughing. *1 saw II a few years ago. hut now I am beginning to wonder if I dreamt this story * The story of U lrr’i GoUl is about a tieekeeper who is lackrd In this self-imposed Isolation, hut his gradual resurrection from that life u the pleasure of 8 « « Film s. Page SA Homeowners get help By 8T1V 6 BARNES Herald Staff Wntar Some Seminole County home­ owners working to (lx up (heir homes may qualify for a program which teaches skills Including b a ­ sic wiring, plumbing, painting, lock Installation. window repairs, screen patching and drywall re­ pair. To qualify for the program, which Is administered by the Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service, homeowners must have purchased on existing home In Seminole County within the last 10 years and be supported by a spon­ soring agency, based on Income and family size. The workshops arc being con­ ducted in a variety of locations around the county from now until See Program , Page SA Hunt, Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams, Tewana Chisholm, Sharon Brush. Patricia Siebers, Barbara Hughes Gregg and Richard Gregg county's first tool and paint workshop on hand for the SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 m I �2A - Sanford Herald. Sanioul Florida Wr Fonda finally strikes gold with his new est film project Ulee's C old (Hi S i ,u s rls. and fall from the big screen It Is the actor's fate In the universe of shmv business Peter Fomin knows this nit too well. In the 60s. Fomin was most noted for his n hellions, nntl-esfahllshmeot films like Wild A/iyels. The Trip and. of course. Kumi Rider. But fortune frowned on the tail and lanky actor I Ik screen projects were mostly seen In European thenters more so than American Sure, there were hit r o lls Most recenl was John < nr penter's Escape fnmi I. \ with Kurt Uussell Other than that. memories ot Henry's son. .lane's brother and Bridget's father were limited to the 60 s Now. Fonda has n new lease on his career with Vu tor Nunez's winning f 'lee's C old The outochlhnunns Florida director and wriiei has rediscovered Fomin, and a Best Actor Oscar tin// is already In the air In a per formnnee that Is hnimtluglv familiar to that of his father's acting. Peter Fonda could reemerge from the black hole ol lost actors and shine mice again. Fonda plays a hrekrepei who runs the gciiernllfin.il family business in the Tupelo marshes of Florida s Pan handle, lllysses Jackson Ulcc for short-- has labored around the hives turning out his Tupelo honey as fast as the man knows how, Hi works late Into the night sometimes to acrom m odate high demand But just like any other business that in volves nature, things ran he unpredictable. Ulec takes care of his two granddaughters. Casey and Penny, while the gills father Is tn a Florida eorrectlon.il facility and their mother is wasting away in the seedier portion of Orlando His son asks Ulee to go to Orlando in hopes of saving Ills cs tranged wife. While in r i( lando. Ulee receives an ulti matum from his son's at complices that Involves hid den heist money. II Ulee does not comply, him and his family could he put in Jeopardy. Glee's Gobi Is not about what happens In this crisis but how Ulee overcomes his self-imposed Isolation; how he comes out of Ills shell, so to speak. Victor None/, who found discovered Ashley Judd tn his wonderful Ruhi / »t b ' '! i i n : David Frazier Screen Tests P<truJ:-.r iktelnps another I*.a.» let driven story that muld he Ids best trademark, h 'lic -s script lines use a hit a mi '...ii on die crime Hrm <u k litii otherwise Mils Is i derjiiv t- it sindy of a man's UN m irs u rm tiim This Is • i i nl best tilms ol the v* II None,- h.is si.iled that he i i ilie iJe i lor d e e 's Gold ■ mi m "i,t photograph n| a o ot ••id Inld standing iie-t.t t>ii hives N'unrz • \i o pi hi'' d .i scene within the movie ol Hire walking nuimigsi hts her hives with Iik M'lingisl gi.nnld.inglilei. tin scene shIliVVS IVimv 1H>vv <jtl!• t Nline/ Ilk. - lo h IS .1 niakr II some times m eru­ Hi tram [iitllitv and ap pt ei 1.itlvr pr ii e It also shmv •r N111*1*/ ability t<< cap lure : e it hum in innmriit'* on lilm Ur is a gtffrd Him m il-i r It K IVfi'i Fonda that r*'.illv 1* llir story ol this hint \|r»*.t •*?lilts have said that hi s I'crfoi m anic Is retnioisi cot of hts father lh.it iii ,i \ tie a r ompllinent. tint it .ih.i, inilalr Fonda Is not iivin r i" ,n t like his la Ihei here hill act as a char .n iii In lather might have • in hn. i arecr Ininl.i s slot \ Is 1 Ill'll Tell I 111 deed I " it tin li. si (i | may hr to r nun I In iilemy should .mil prnliahly will consider tins p*-i lot main e heavllv Patrliia Hit hardsou I TV's Horne Ininroeeriierifl loulrl ,l|v,i |n 1 I'li'ld el I II as her Ini* as tin I 'tor cm e M gh llll gale In i|*hho| who not only ed I ’h ' wi’ ii Ins dn iiyyil up J mghti i "i I cA lint also in >nming out ol a id - 1 lc They did not stand a prayer in school They didn't have a prayer in school On June 25. 1962. the tl.S. Supreme Court made a deci­ sion that would change pnhlie srhools forever. That day. Ihe Court ruled that a prayer read aloud 111 a public school viol.licit the First Amendment's separation of clmrrh and state. Then, again, on June I. 1985. the Court again struck clown a law pertaining tu Ihe First Amendment when It disallowed an Alabama law which perm it­ ted a one-minute period ot si lent meditation and prayer in public schools. On this date seven years ago, the friurl was busy yrt again June 25. 1990 marked Ihe Supreme Court's decision that gave those who wanted It the right to die In the rase o f Cruzrm i*. Mis­ souri. the Supreme Court, In a 5 t decision, upheld die con­ stitutional right ol a person whose wishes are elearlv Today IS a ■ ■ VtCKI DeSORMIER Staff Writer known to refuse llle-siiHtaiiitug medical treatment That same day. the Court d e­ rided by the same margin, that II was iitirnitslltitt1nn.il lor a state In require, without pro­ viding other options that a minor notify both tier parents before obtaining an abortion IHoy, and w r ihnught our government agenetrs here m Seminole Criuniv kepi up a busy schedule ) This Is also the anim etsarv ol the Mattie ol I Kile Bighorn On Ibis date in 1870. Lt Col George Armstrong Custer, leading military lo ries of more than 21)0 men. attacked an en­ campment of Sioux Indians, led by chiefs Sitting Bull anil Crazy Horse near Little Bigliorif River. Mont. Custer and all the men in Ills Immediate command were killed in the brlrl two hour b a t­ tle One horse, named C o ­ manche, was said to he the only survivors among Custer's tori cs Today they celebrate Little Bighorn Days In Montana There Ihcy relrhrale (hr his­ tory o f Ihe Old West. More than 11,000 people are expected to attend the annual rvent tills year, which Includes a reenactment o f Custer's Last Stand Couch potatoes will want to celebrate this anniversary On tills dale In 1951. the Columbia Ilioadr.iM System |CHS| broadcast the hrst color television program The four hour program w .k carried liy stations in New York ( ’ tty, Bal­ timore. Boston. Philadelphia and Washington. D.C. At the time, there were no color television sets owned by the public so you probably don't know anyone who saw the color broadcast that day. CBS. Itself, only owned 40 color sets at Hint time. On this date we celebrate the birthday o f George Orwel The satirist and author o f books like Artlrnrif Form and 1984 was horn Eric Authur Blair In 1903. o n this day 1950. the Korean conflict officially began when forces from North Korea In­ vaded the southern part of that country, starting a civil war The United States entered Ihe ronltlct Just five days Inter. Among the celchrltjes b low ­ ing otit the candles on their cake arc: author Dorothy Gil­ man, who is 74; actress June Lockhart Is 72: dlrrrlor Sidney Lumet is 73; singer George Mi­ chael is 31. singer Carly Simon Is 52. and comedian/actor Jimmie Walker is 49 T akin g p rid e In th eir co m m u n ity Members o f Sanford's second commission district look to the streets tills past werkrnd In nn effort to show their pride In the ennuminlty Using everything from rakes to [Hikers to Ihetr hare hands, volunteers cleaned up along I3h Street. At left. Loren/o Polk pulled the trash limn a vacant lot with a rake Ur low. Vernon McQueen lilted an abandoned lire into a dumpster along the way Below at lelt. Quinton Jones. 9. helps <lean out a storm drain along the way while Ihelow. rightl < hang S Yooln otfrred cold drinks lo the volunteers The i Irailtip ellort was sponsored by < ornmissioner Veimn W il­ liams and Is a pari of the Community Pride celebration Mini was conclrved by Williams and priM lalmcd by Mayor Larry Dale H*-(4 )*t [Julius tiy Sieve llarnrt I |S I stl I'llg per In - s jo II t>urn a i - i \ IVtOI “.mnw dl .linguistics • hniisi It as a 9»nithrr»i d lie r t' 1 r.iptui liuf-' these human Interest stmtes while ottltZtng Ills rinrlila settings In their tlilh st At the same time. Nape/ is distinguishing himself as our of the great rliiet tors ot out era d e e 's ii 'iil is gold Indeed Four slai s (.ini «>l (••in i v LOCAL FORECAST |BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are t lo t Irri ami choppy fu rrent Is running tr» die smith with i vv.itri temper.ituir of 76 degrer s New Smyrna Beach: Waves .ire I III l tret and semi choppy 1 sit•e-nt is running to the south with a water tempera tin r oi 78 degrees. Today: Scattered Thunder storms. Illghs In the upper 80s. Tonight: Lows In the mid 60s. Thursday: Sen tiered Thunderstorms Lows in the mid 60s. Highs in the low 90s. Friday: Scattered Thun derstorms. Lows In the told 60s. Highs In die mid 9Us Saturday: Scattered Thun derstorms. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s Sunday: Scattered Thunder storms, Lows In the mid 70s Highs In the mid 90s FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI Florida 21 hour I’-iii peraturea mid rainfall at M a in today: Lo Rsln Hi City 83 18 (31 Apalachicola ir Daytona Beach 81 72 85 75 .05 Ft. Lauderdale 111 81 Foci Myers 70 Gainesville 01 79 63 Jacksonville R3 73 ot 83 73 .19 Key West 00 81 Miami 77 00 84 OH Dmaacola Sarasota 90 69 01 HO 63 (XI Tallahassee as Tampa J 00 74 .02 W Palm Beach 81 [ s t a t is t ic s | lln high tenipiTiiliirr In • iiilnrtl Ini stl i\ was 92 deglee- inrl the nveiulglit I'tw was 69 Her hi tied i.itnlnll tor the period ending at 111 a til. Wednesday t>it,illeil II ui' lies •Sumis' ii 27 p m •Sunset H 2d p til THURSDAY S O LUN AK TABLE: min.. If) 65 a m . I 1:25 p in . maj . I 15 a m . 5 10 p in TIDES: Daytona h ig h s 12 Io w a 7.M l ini. New Smyrna I *2.-15 a m . / 09 a in S a n f o r d llc r .ild to a m Ileach: | |2 p a n .. 7:28 p a n Beach: highs M7 p m . low s 7 U pm Cocoa Beach: highs I no a m . i ;i2 p in lows 7 21 a in . 7 15 p in Wednesday, June 25. 199/ Vol 89, No 218 Pubhthed Tu tid a y Ihrough Fr.tU/ and Sunday by Th » Sjnford Herald Inc. 300 N French Ave . Senfoid. Fla 3 2 m Panodicai Portage Paid al Sanloid, Florida and mailing oltlcai additional Poatmarler Send ad d ie rr changer lo THE SANFORD HERALD. P O B n IM F . Sanlord. FL 32?/.' I t '. 7 Subscription Rater |Daily & Sunday) Mom# Delivery Mail 3 M onlhr 3I9SO 324 00 « Months 339 00 34* DO I Vsar 379 00 1*4 00 Florida Residents must pay 7s r-i r U r In addition lo rates above Phone (407) 122 2611 LOTTERY litre are the winning nu bets scl'Ctell oil Monday the I lortda Lottery: F antasy 5 I 7 9-17 19 Lotto (June 2 I ) 5-11-29 31 43-46 Flay 4 3 -4 -1 5 Cash 3 5 4 0 C h ild r e n a n d fir e w o r k s c a n b e a d a n g e r o u s c o m b o th is 4 th o f J u ly fro m 3 t ° f f reports ORLANDO _ Fireworks constitute an Integral part of most Fourth of July celebrations. When not supervised by professionals, however, fireworks pose a serious threat to the safety of children. In fact, because Itreworks cause so many injuries to children. the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that * alt fireworks he banned. Including those that .ire legal tn the United States. According to Prevail /Kindness Anicrlcri, a national safety association, fireworks Injuries continue lo occur because people don't realize how dangerous such devices can tic People often don't eoniprehend--untll they are hurt-thai the risk of blindness or injury outweighs the excitement o f fireworks. According to Joe Boh Pearce, nurse manager of the Children's Emergency/Trauma Center at Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC). most fireworks accidents arc the most common fireworks Injuries. Pearce said. The major cause o f such injuries Is the malfunctioning of fireworks, many of which arc Illegal or unlabeled. According to Prevent Blindness America. bottle rockets are the most dangerous fireworks available See F irew orks. Page 3A �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday June 25. 1997 3A Rotary Club of Sanford marks a year of success Paul Harris Award winner Don mernorative pin from his wife. Barbara Moore accepls his com Paul Harris Award winner Bill Royster smiles as his proud wife. Amelia, affixes his pm Sanford Rotary Club hosted its installation of Incoming officers and bestowed pre­ stigious awards upon several hard working members Rotary members uphold strong ethics in business and a commitment to making the com m unity betler Fund raising efforts benefit non profit projects I n c l u d i n g S a f e H o u s e of Seminole. « haven for battered spouses and their children. Receiving Paul Harris Awards were: Don Moore. Bill Royster and |no! present) Jim Shupe The George Touhy Award was presented to Linda Kuhn. John Mercer rceived the Charlie Kampf Award Rick Gray was tapped Rotarian of the Year, and the President's Pen was passed from Andy Roberts, outgoing leader, to President Brian Baumgardner Rocky Ford presents Linda Kuhn with the George Touhy Award for service to community. Incoming President Brian Baumgardner accepts the President's Pen from outgoing President Andy Roberts Photos by D enise M oore You Can't Deceive Today’s Consumer. Rotarian of the Year is Rick Gray displaying his plague from President Andy Roberts The Charlie Kampf Award >3 presented to Past District Governor John Mn'ce’ hy President Andy Robeds Think a bout it N o m a tie r how Family nutrition program receives grant From S taff Reports Ttir Florida Family Nutrition Program is the nutrition educa­ tion component of the Food Stamp Program The program Is a team effort between the Food Stamp Program. the Florida Cooperative Extension Program, and our rommunlty Christina Kemper is the new Extension Agent for the family Nutrition Program in Seminolr County Stir ts a graduate from (he University of Honda wlirnshc earned a Bachelor of S« i ence degree In Food Sc lrn< r anti Human Nutrition White at tending the University stir gained an interest in nutrition as a dietrtir volunteer for Shands Hospital Also a s .* student stir taught hast* miui lion concepts to iiillrgr s i n dent* anti srrvrd meals at a In cal soup kitrlirn in r ..iin e s v ille POLICE BRIEFS Through the Fam ily Nutrition Program. Christina will teach iniiritlnn education lessons to IikmI stamp eligible Individuals and families The lessons will m< hide topics viiili as rural pi. inning. IixmI safety, (nod budgeting and healthy eating Thr grant will help low income families receive (hr best nulri iKinal mileage lor their food si.mi,>s and will le.n h technigurs to strricti food moneys unlit ihe rod o f thr mouth In our community shr hopes tn stimulate an Inierrst in niilrl Drug p o ssessio n charged Marcus Lyons. 23. of 2381 Dolarway. Sanford, was arrestrd Monday hy Seminole County deputies Lyons was ih.irgrd with possession of a controlled substance (cocainr and cannabis) and arrested at the corner of Beardall and Celery Officers polled Lyons over aftrr clocking film going 50 in a 25 rone. Upon a search, they found drugs on him DUI arrests Erik Paskoskl. 34. of 311 Seminole A ve. Lake Mary, was arrested Monday by Lake Mary Police. Paskoskl was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting without violence and DUI Paskoskl was pulled over on a trulltr slop and officers Indicated that he had a strong odor of all ohol about him Scott Moss. 34. of 2883 Garden Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday hy Seminole County deputies Moss w.is charged with DUI and arrested at the corner of CK427 and Garden Dr Officer pulled Moss' truck over in c id en ts A maroon 85 Pontiac Sunblrd iwo door, license plaitnumber UKR09H. was stolen Monday from the 1300 block ot W. 25th St. A l-IK gold 7 ' bracclcl worth 8300 was stolen Monday from the 2300 block of French Ave A black, with silver splash paint. 20' Unify Sigma 50 hike was stolen Monday from the 1500 block of S French Ave The bike Is worth 8100. A Frlgtdaire AC unit worth 81.000 was stolen from the 800 block of W 2nd St. on Monday. A rg um en t with wife Brian Platt. 27. of 117 Falrlanc Cir.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Platt was charged with battery (domestic violence) and arrested at his residence Report said that Platt hit his wife in an argument C o n c e a le d dress Ollle Bailey. 37. of 419 Cardinal St.. Eustls. was arrested Saturday hy Sanford Police. Bailey was charged with r- i.nl thelt and arrested In the 300 block ol Towne Center Cir Report said that Bailey concealed a dress In her pants. O fficer hit on arm Duane Daniels. 20. of 1705 14th St.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford Police. Daniels was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and- arrested at the corner of Oleander Ave. and 13th St. Report said that Daniels tried to take his arm away from an officer, and. In so doing, hit the officer on the arm. \ today, art minting for the majority of all fireworks injuries that lead tn permanent eye damage Bottle rockets travel as fast as 200 miles per hour, exphxle In mid-air and fly In any dlrrcllun Pearce said eye Injuries arcnunt for 16 percent ol all fireworks Injuries at ORMC Thirty (ive percent of fireworks accidents afreet ilic hands, while 29 percent affect the head Thr skin, torso and limits are Involved in 20 percent of fireworks trauma Surprisingly, many injuries are caused hy sparklers. "Most people ihlnk that sparklers are safe, when fit fact they are the second highest cause of Injuries ih.tt require hospitalization,' Pearce said. Sparklers are dangerous because they buri\ al a YOU’RE THE BOSS. 322-2581 A p p e a ra n c e , o r P u t It In A N * w U g h L . a cow 's still a cow* Visit U s Hon and health which will lend to a better quality of life. The Family Nutrition Program needs in-klnd staff support and physical resources (l.e., space, equipment, and supplies) of our local county social service agencies to Implement the pro­ gram If you would like to join (hr Family Nutrition Program, please contact Christina Kem­ per at the Seminole County Cooperative Extcrfslon Office. 250 W County Home Road. Sanford. FL 32773. or call 3232500. extension 5562. A l our place Kaiser P O N T IA C -B U IC K -0 M C TR U CK 1590 South Woodland fltvd . Defied DUAMO *04-714 111! • DAVTOMA *04117 4140 ■ OHIAKDO « 7 m a W » I ocamd at THf co*ui» or nwr i7-*jauwv i w A PP LIA N C E W AR EH O U SE SOLE O N E DAY ONLYl temperature hot enough to uicll gold--1800 degrees F. While the best way to ensure a safe Fourth of July Is to avoid using fireworks altogether. Pearce recommends the Inflowing: • Never use fireworks without adult supervision. • Use only fireworks that are labeled with Instructions • Use only fireworks purchased at n reputable vendor. • Read Instructions on fireworks labels before using. • Have a bucket of water available for extinguishing fireworks after use. SATURDAY 6-28-97 8:00 a.m . - 3:00 p.m . J NEI «MAYTAG MAGIC CHEF • OVIIUTDCKIO MOOCU •SOUTOI i H X I •USCOmWXD MODELS DEL-AIR APPLIANCE CENTERS 109 CO M M ERC E ST. LAKE MARY, FL (407) 4 4 4 -9 0 0 1 Famous Recipe Chicken WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY • 3 -P I E C E D IN NER S3.29 • • 2 P I E C E L U N C H S 2 .9 9 * 1905 S. French A ve., S a n fo rd • (407) 323-3650 !1 5 -P i e c e - ~ * sh 2 5 -P ie c e i F a m ily 9 9 F am ily 9 9 1 5 Flue Tax B u c k e t Tax • IS pven of chlxkcn. mixed • 23 piece* of chicken, mixed • 2 puily niiuhcd As an independent contract representative for PockelMoncy. your sales and self-management ability can earn you a subsianiial income, and you can directly enjoy the rewards of your own efforts. There is no monetary investment. There is commitment. -4J W h a t Y o u S e e I s W h a t Y o u G * t! Fireworks C ontinu ed from Page 2A Xj o : ( 1 o ne Ines to D r e i * It U p , C h a n g * I t * potatoes • I I /3 pint (fravy • M houm lylc buttermilk I Ull.lt. Not vend with any other offer or discount. Good lor a limited time. Chooer fam ous fterlpr* Crispy R u r or Co M m Mr rtj Rossi f i l e ’s [2 -P ie c e S u p e r j Snack $ !» 2 pieces of chicken, mixed ■• 1 side dish of your choice I (com substitution extra) ■• 1 homeatyle buttermilk I biscuit or w { Not valid with any othar altar or L i scount Good lor a kmtad Ums SH 39 Piu* Tax fa m o u s Recipe t nfc-JI___ Ncl *ei>d with any othar offer or iSecounl Good tor a iKrvtad urns 2 -P le c e C o m b o M eal $ 99 2 side Items 1 homeatyle buttermilk biscuit 20 oz. drink Herb Ro m « L E E ’S! Famous m o p * C N a v i j W E S Not valid with any other offer or ckacotxit. Good tor a limitad urns Plus Tax w n ou i Rrxipc* or Golden llerb Itoul nfiSaEikS j �..... . . ............. ........................ 4A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. June 25, 1997 Editorials/ Opinions NAT H EN TO FF (USPS 441-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Lacy K. loar • Editor Odessa H. Pugh - Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months...........................819 50 0 Months................................ 83900 » Year ......... 878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sates las In ‘ addition to rates above. EDITORIAL BRO is a special project T h e w orld o f ch ild ren can so m etim es be harsh and difficu lt. T h ro w In a fa m ily w ith a lack o f m on ey, and a c h ild 's life becom es h arsher still. O ften bleak. A tim e w hen lu x ­ uries such as a rtists' tools are Just that, lu xuries, relega ted to w ishes. In place o f m o r e n e e d e d fo o d , c lo t h in g a n d o t h e r essentials. T h a t's w h y w e a re Im pressed w ith a pro­ gram that has been o p e ra tin g at the Sanford H ou sing A u th o rity . T h e B rethren R each in g Out. BRO. Is a C h ristian baaed program w hich E x ectlve D irector R ose D avis has nurtured w ith vo lu n teers to In clu de w eek ly w orksh ops In artistic ex p ression , a ca d em ic and Job skills training, and an e x c h a n g e p rogra m w ith the U n iversity o f C en tra l Florida. Professional artists ev e ry m on th o r so visit the ch ildren In BRO and w ork w ith th em on the ve ry Im ­ portant skill o f a rtistic ex pression . T h is past w eek en d , regu lar a rtist-volu n teers Included U CF art professor. K e v in lla ra n . and his student assistant. J o d i Duster. T h e ch ildren w ere Instructed In the fine art o f pyram id bu ild in g u sin g natural m aterials found In the yard behind the B R O building, lla ra n and D ostcr a ptly gu id ed a sculpture the residents could v ie w from Inside apartm en ts or outside W e co m m e n d the tw o artists and others w h o vo lu n tee r their tim e In this special w ay. D a vis Is n ow h u n tin g for a new location for the p rogra m . W e w ish her w ell w ith this ve ry Im portan t m ission : k in d lin g and breath in g life In to th e c re a tiv e spirit In ch ildren The solicitor general to the rescue Some of the most ardent advocates o f affirmative action can do more harm to that Increasingly beleaguered remedy than Ita opponents. DevaJ Patrick, for Instance, when he waa head o f the Civil Rights Division in the Department o f Justice, devoted much energy and passion to a case from Ptacataway. N J. The Board o f Education there. In an economy move, waa faced with two teachers o f equal seniority and ability. The board fired the white teacher and kept the black teacher. The reason, said the board, was the need for diversity In that business education department. The survtvtng teacher waa the only black in the division The Board o f Education, however, did not claim that It was remedying past discrimination In the faculty of the high school as a whole, because there was no such discrimination. Another factor looming over the case was that the Supreme Court nad been giving very careful scrutiny to racial preferences that would result In people losing their jobs It la one thing not to be hired; It la quite another to lose a regular salary and benefits There arms a split around the country as to whether affirmative action waa going loo tar when It resulted tn letting go a teacher solely affirmative action plan has a remedial purpose (to deal with specific proven discrimination!.* It Is In violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. And such an affirmative action plan, said the court, should not ’ unnecessarily trammel the Interests* o f non-mlnorlly employees (T h e board fired the white teacher and kept the black teacher. 9 because she was the wrong color. And there arms division In the Justice Department. One o f the critics, on constitutional grounds, waa Walter Dellinger, then an assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Counsel. I've known Dellinger through lot a. and he deserves the sometimes loosely owed title of constitutional scholar, lie Is also a careful student of the Supreme Court. The Ptsc at sway case eventually went to the Third Circuit of Appeals which, last August, ruled against the Ptacataway Board of Education, emphasising that *unlraa an X B 4 Several thinjj* got to me this year. 9 Nixon's Watergate sins are unequalled <3 R f c f c C ' HEROIN CHIC FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY Berry's World Dear Disaster Victim*. We, here in Washington, are here to help you. The check is in the mail. Sr • < » 7by H iA w In January, the Supreme Court asked the Justice Department for Ita analysis of the case By now. Walter Dellinger was the acting sollritar general and the frlend-of-the court brief to the court Is essentially his Dellinger disagrees with the Idea that there shoukt never be an affirmative action diversity plan unless Its intent Is to remedy previous proven discrimination JOSEPH SPEAR Berry’s World HOVt LOOK A LITTLE MORE STROKS OUT BEAUTIFUL? The Third Circuit's decision was not unexpected because the Plscatawny case was weak from the start, though not to Deval Patrick and his supporters Nonetheless the school board has appealed the Third Court opinion to the United States Supreme Court. A member of the Justice Department told Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio "We couldn't win this ease if our lives depended on It.* BEN WATTENBERG S p o rts s h a p e hum an condition — Fve never been to a country where doesn't tell you. *Thla place la really sportscrazy.’ How come? Because sports are g rea t even, occasionally, baseball. As much as sex and politics, sports are not only part of the human condition, they shape It and reflect It. Consider, say. the United Stales o f America This last weekend saw the birth of the W om ens National Basketball Association, replete with network television, big-time sponsors and talented athletes of the female persuasion. The opener, the New York Liberty vs. the Los Angeles Sparks, waan t much of a game. Sunday's contest between the Phoenix Mercury and the Charlotte Sung waa somewhat better. But as one who saw the astonishing play of the American women's basketball team during the Atlanta Olympics, let me suggest that the course o f this venture will be ascendant. As readers know. I have problems with aspects o f the so-called feminist revolution. Not about the sports part, though As a boy. I wondered: What do girls do all the time? Now. more often than before. I know. They do sports. It can only be a net plus for humanity that so many more people now partake regularly in the endorphin-drenched transcendental high offered by competitive sports. I love watching women's sports. I can imagine m yself In their league. I bet I could return some o f Steffi G rafs first serves before she ran me off the court. 1 cannot Imagine returning Pete Sampras' serve. 1 could Imagine playing several minutes o f half-court basketball with some o f the shorter women professional players, although U would surely be amusing for them. I cannot imagine playing with Michael Jordan. I can't even imagine reaching up as high as Luc Longle/s nose. The advent of women's sports has changed America, for the better, for both genders. — Talk about changing America. Tiger Woods did It twice In the course o f a couple o f weeks. Tlgermanla has brought an army o f *Tlger's Troops* to the links, younger and more polyglot. Now. aa tt happens. I no longer have any desire to hit a small, stationary and defenseless ball. But some people do. and If Woods Is bringing them out. fine. (Particularly fine because tn my pension plan 1 have some shares In a company that sells golf equipment.) But Tiger has also changed American politics. Our newest hero calls himself a ‘ cabllnaslan.* that Is. part Caucasian, part black, part (American) Indian and part Aslan. As It happens. Woods' sensational emergence occurred Just when Americans will be making an Important symbolic choice about race, a 4 1 have problem * w ith aspect* o f the so-called femininst revolution. 9 realm In which symbolism ran be as important as substance — and Indeed, can become substance. At Issue ts the questionnaire far the year 2000 decennial census There are now more than 2 million multiracial children, and the number Is growing The case is marie that mixed race Americana should not have to III choose their Identity based on the race of one or the other of their parents, or (21 declare themselves ’ other,* as a space alien might Instead, there ought to be a 'multiracial* box. (Tiger says he checks both the black and Aslan boxes ! Many black and Hispanic activist groups oppose the ’ muhJ* Idea because it could diminish their official numbers «• and clout. Moreover, a switch to multi could make It difficult for scholars and policy wonks who need historical continuity with earlier data. There are probably some technical compromises available that can let both sides get what they want. But the multi Idea Is Important. In the course of a PBS Think Tank* Interview with Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan. I said that our government is ’ race-crazy.* lie said. •The government is race-crazy. ... Every appointment Is a question of race, religion, gender — It’s Just the opposite of the American creed. Ethnicity Is more assertive (now) than It was.* The multi box Is one good, symbolic response to race-craziness. Politicians and columnists could talk about It forever without much Impact. But Tiger Woods put a handsome face and a winning personality to It. and because he Is an athletic mega-hero, folks Immediately understood. There are already *Tlger Woods* bills In Congress to change the system. — Not everything concerned with modern sports Is great. There are Idiots at large. Take the Jerks at ABC-TV. a division o f Disney. They have canceled network broadcasting of bowling. (Another sport I have abandoned.-Too much repetition.) Its becoming predictable now A* the mid June anniversary of Ihe W ater* nr burglary approached I swore to myself dial I would not )otn Ihe usual gaggle of commentators in a rrhaali of Ihe seamy affair Then I aaw a story about the scandal that got under my skin arid I Wsind fit*w , f* rev tatting Ihe sublet t anyway Severai things got to me tills yr w One was the AP survey tn which ha percent of the people polled thought Watergate was just another Washington scandal and half of Ihe respondents rouldnt recall any of the details Another was the way conservatives tried to diminish Nixon s sins try suggesting that Bill Clintons escapades have heen worse Indeed. Newt Gingrich doc an t seem lo have beheld a Clinton activity that doesnt make Watergate look like child s (day Watergate flako supremo G. Gordon Li.ldy who spent four years tn the slammer and has now been rehabilitated as a talk radio host, speaks openly of Twinging down Bill and Hillary.* Another waa a column by Patrh k Buchanan that waa chockahlock wtth shameless nonsense about how the media the ’ political establishment* and the ’ American left* allegedly conspired to take Dick down This from a man who sal like a hobgoblin on Nixon s shoulder and goaded him into some of his moat foolish, outrageous and contentious political mistakes I especially liked Buchanan s defense ol Nixon's notorious enemies list Tf anything terrible ever happened to anyone on that tut — other than a lost Invitation lo a White House Christmas party •• it has yet to he discovered * Where lo begin with a refutation of this rubbish? How about that enemies list? Let s start with *A* Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson was the first name on that rota, and he and his associates suffered plenty I know because I was one of them Anderson's tax returns were audited. Our telephone records for home and office were secretly subpoenaed by the FBI. The CIA survelllcd us The Pentagon Investigated us at least a dozen times. One of our gang. Lea Whitten, was arrested by the Fill and charged wtth ’ possession of stolen documents.* (A grand Jury refused to Indict). Go down to ’ K.* Columnist Joseph Kraft's telephone was tapped by a pair of White House operatives who propped a ladder against his house and crawled through a window. On to *S.’ CBS newsman Daniel Schorr was Investigated by the FBI. at Nixon’s personal behest, on the ruse that he was being considered for a high-level government position. It could be fairly argued that Nixon oversaw a criminal presidency. At the time of his resignation. legal authorities estimated that he or his minions could h a ir been charged with theft, flight to avoid prosecution or to avoid testifying, distributing false campaign literature. Intercepting mall, malicious mischief, extortion. embezzlement. falsifying government documents, defrauding the U.S. government. Income tax violations, blackmail, campaign finance violations, contempt o f Congress, contempt of court, perjury, lying to the FBI. bribery, urson, wiretapping, bugging and much more. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, June 25. 1997 - •• Adult C ontinued fro m Page XA Chairman Randy Morris says Is the "toughest” ndull-rntcrlnlnmcnt ordinance in the state Is accompanied by an amendment that allows certain table talk between the county and the existing legalized adult clubs. The amendment passed on a 3-2 vote. Advised by deputy county attorney l-onnle Groot that legal fees could average as much as a quarter of a million dollars a year for several years or more. I he hoard said II was willing to have the existing clubs fix themselves up a lad ■ like no more horsles out front of Cirrus Circus, no more lenls. no X-rated signs and billboards. Vouching hr personally would begin a clean up act with the BCC al 0 a m . tills morning, adult-club altom ey David Wassennati said. ” 11 they (the dubs) violate your law. you'll put them out of business that way but the bottom line Is that they’be been there for 20 years and longer.” Mike Plnler. whose Club Juana has been open 32 years, rumr out of the UCC rlmmbrrs at 2:45 a m. eager for a good meal and a good deal "W e m ay have a win-win situation, som ething everyone can live with.” he said Sheriff Don Elslngrr said he had no complaints Me usrd the word "satisfied.” Mis department will continue Its crackdown on sexually-oriented businesses such as srruh parlors, and p olice all a d u ll-e n le rta lm n e n l esta b lish m en ts where prostitution or drug use may exist An exalanrrr named Abby Moyle assured tile eommlsalon Tuesday night only a loot would believe that there wasn't prostitution and big time drug abuse at the elulis Others - rlub managers, srcurlty personnel - who followed Moyle's testimony, denied to the IK r that any­ thing of the sort was happening Anil ns I hey expected. Commissioner McLain did not Ignore thr pleas o f Sanfordltrs to spare the city o f the Invasion o f evil. McLain fought hard against lhe l wo proposed sites in Sanford to comply with thr U.S. Supreme Court ruling that each community must provide certain rones for possible use by adult rntertalnment businesses. “ If we riiusl adhere In wrong-headed Judicial drerrrs. then we ll do so In a way that harms the least number of people." McLain said as he reluctantly approved ih r airport rezonlng but Insisted on a four-part amendment that read: (l| Thai Hie comprehensive planning staff perform a detailed land use Inventory (o determine potential alternative sites for M-2 /oiling r lasslflcal Ion (2|That the county attorney assist this effort by providing legal advice and guidance as the land use Inventory Is accomplished. (3> That the county manager be authorized to schedule public hearings us expeditiously as possible lo hi lug forth altrrnallve M-2 sites lo the Is bird. (-11 Ihat Ihr tmard authorize the drafting and advertising ol any and all ordinances and thr prodding of any and all notices as may be re­ quired lu order to bring the M-2 alternative sites hack la-lore I lie luxiril al Ihr earliest possible opportunity.** Without Mi lailn's recommendation the hearing may have gone two or more hours Earlier In ihe day the co m m is sio n e r w h o Is known as "Cowboy'* said that as a m ailer of prlnrlple he wauled things done by midnight. The record will show tills Midnight Cowboy stayed on lo 2.30 a til. Films |C so tln a ed from h | * 1A this w on­ derful film 'Originally, we subtilled Ihe him An CM Man's Return to the World,m Nunez M id When hr started to east. I Nunes and his easting director. [Judy Courtney, wrrr looking [for actors between the age ol 16 and 62 When fVter Fonda rame. Nunez and Courtney 'felt tnrrrdlblr sense oI teller fr had found Uke.* Nunez «! smiling. 'And IVtrr was rady and wanting to play thr rt.* Aral Fonda artrd the role mil idly Mis pet forma ore is people tossing around the ra of Oscar already And rh a role rould not have 5 ?|wnr at a better time for W om U Also In thr 'green ottl* of Hollins Colleges An ontract . C ontinued from Fags I A earned an additional | 62.000 bonus in recognition ha ' hts being named as the 1907 Florida Superintendent of the "e a r The contract wilt continue th Its current ’ rollover" arangement in which thr tont automatically crralrs a new three-yew contract each July I Hoard member Larry Furlong wanted to change the rollover to n two-year contract 'I don't believe taxpayers should be bound by Ihe actions of prior boards.* Furlong said Me emphasized that he was not making Ihe suggestion be­ cause hr was dissatisfied with the superintendent's perform ­ ance *1 think Dr. Magrrty has done an excellent Job.* Furlong said Tt's a philosophical difference It's not related lo him person­ ally.* A/lcr Furlong made his m o­ tion, It was seconded by Golf who suggested the superinten­ dent be paid an additional 825.000 per year for each year the contract Is reduced. Goff explained the pay for the office of superintendent Is lar too low and he believes a per­ son with comparable duties lu rile Russell Theater. Fonda •• looking like an older version of hts Easy Rider character with his faded Jeans and Jean Jacket coupled with his hoots and slightly tintetl glasses-• was ex­ tremely relieved lo have worked with someone like Nunez "You don » get a chance like this to w t»h w ith a director like Victor Nunez.* Fonda said. T h ere are not loo many directors as sen tillvr as Victor * During one scene. Focula recalls. Nunez stopped a scene Ihat Fonda and ro-star 1‘atrlcta Richard son |TVs I tame Improvement) were having trouble on 'H e sat us down and we talkrd it over.* Fonila said. "Next day, we wrnt out and shot thr scene ' Fonda credits thr film gods lor his success T h ey have smiled on me." he said Ther*- privaM industry would lie paid much more Goff said he had hoprd the superintendent would accept an additional $50000 to buy out the last two years of Ills contract and In order to bring thr salary In line with what it should he. Goff and Furlong were Ihr only board members who voted for the contract length r e d o r tton. *1 don't think a shoe! term contract is in order until some of our long term Issues are re­ solved.* board member Bar­ bara Kuhn noted 2575 S. French A ve. Sanford 322-0285 A u 1 o -O t v n v r s iH H u r tU ic v Lifo Homo Car Business 7/x ' N& P to b iu n f h > p L " - t —r C ontinued from Page 1A the middle of O cto­ ber The next session will be on Saturday. July 19 from 9 am until noon at Midway Elementary School In Sanford. Uu.ilHinl participants will re­ ceive a world took and tools at thr lime they take the course. Funding for the program Is provided by Ihe county through SHIP (State Mousing Initiative Partnership) and administered by the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. , Legal Notices IN TH# CIRCUIT COURT 0# TH# ItTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA M AND rOR •IMINOLI COUNTY RSNBRAL 1 JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N C A M N O . S T -4 S 4 C A -1 4 -W TRANS FINANCIAL M O R TO A O i COMPANY. Plaintiff, VS JAMS S S ORA B IN A/K/A J A M iS D ORA S IR and DC BORAH 0 O R A B IR . •t a l. Dafandanta N O TIC B or roRioLosuRi sals None* la hereby <pvan that, purauant fa that Final Judgment ol Foracloaura dafad Juna 11th. ISSF. and entered M c M i caaa number ST-SS4 C A -U -W , of I ha Circuit Court of I ha t lt h Judicial Circuit in and tor tem m ol* County. Florida, wherein TR ANS FINANCIAL M O R TO A O I COM PANY. la P W it.fi and J A M IS • O R A B IR A/X/A J A M iS 0 O R A B IR . O IB O R A H D O R A B IR . AM SO UTH BANK OF FLORIDA. W/ara Oefendenff*). I wdl aaS lo caah at tha weal front door of lha SanUnola County c m ( 1houao m Sanford. Sanunolo County Florida, al I t 00 A M on tha ttth day of Jufy 19S7 tho to Rawing daaenbad proper­ ty aa aot forth In i n d Final Judgm ent to m l Lot I f f . TueeawdU Umt M B . according to Iho plat thereof aa racordod m Plat Boo* IF . page* S-10 ol tho Public Recorda al Sonunota County. N O T ! PURSUANT TO THC FAIR D IB T C O L L IC T IO N P R A C T1C IS A C T Y O U A R I AO VIS 10 THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D f I M I O TO a t A D SB T C O L L IC TO R A TTIM P TlM O TO C O L L IC T A D I B T AND AN T ^F O R M A TIO N O B TA IN IO WILL B I U S IO FOR THAT P U R P O II Oat ad tho tlth day of J U K I ISSF M ARYANN! M O R II C U d of Cuawt Court By Ruth Kmg Om m I u r U r i COO.li* s stawiarsxi *919 Buy Scout B r u U i . H M r ItO Tampa fiend* I M I Tata phono IS IS i STT «0 0 « CAS t M 011 VO Pwtereh Juna l| IS tSST OS * JOS •O T IC * Tho Control f u n d * Job* and idw celro* Partnerahi* Inc announcaa a mwating to utwch tha >v*>c -a W ..U 4 Tims S 10 a nr DA1|yP iAC I J — a I T IM P C f J l P OThca tSOI Lao Hoad Surta JOS W-ntor Par* FL P OPCSS >* Wacuaa n n u n at mtereel to th# Caouaf FMnda Jobe and Id w ra lo a F i n w a p , Inc . WAGES C neutron nab reference lu W orilarca D r r i . oaw o t Nine* and » poethe arty tree*pr,Mahon reeve* For tuMhor a.formation con. I lot I Gory J la ri laocut-oo Ouoctor Central f kor-Oo i*P I *«R »1*R W **d M r loa Wrotef Par* F L l i r S O , n H SPW si r a r t , i ; P a w n Juno I t tSST M F -ir i Nwnca OP FtC TITtO W S BOMB rag, tie r aotd name u.tn lha D>*>atan ot Carporaiiona. Tr aharooo Flora**, m actor d a -ca men tho pror-o-ono of tho I c m « m Namo Siaturoa. To­ w n lo c i-o n I t s OS, Florida v . tut at tta t Donna L Broowa* Pvblreh Juno J i I M T D C F.fTZ IN TN S C IR C U TT C O U N T OF TN S IM N T S S N T N JU O tC IA L C IR C U IT M A N D FOR S I M M 0 1 I C O U N TY . FLP R IO A C IV t l A C TIO N c a ss n o . ir -s tr a c a OfVtSMN 14-W L IL L IE M AE DUDLEY T O N Y RUSSI INSURANCE Moth gentlemen wrrr in In­ credibly elated at how blessed they have been Their film. Dice's Gold, opens today at the Knzlan Theater In Maitland, which Is Just coming off a suc­ cessful sixth annual Florida Film Festival The festival premiered t/lee's Gold and It received a rousing applause Mut that pain) m comparison to the i iv.it inn when director and star rame on stage afterwards to field questions from Ih r sold out crowd But It was a well deserved ovation for two deserving men. BRAVOf Program- For Personal & Commercial Insurance RICHARD RUSSI was rio Mr. Ego' with V id o r.* Fonda said. ’ Mr Is a real a u trur * And Fonda's perform ­ ance is a virtuoso Job of acting lie may lie the next John T ra ­ volta finding new life from the independent ranks Legal Notices Lillie Mac Dudley, 9 1. West 10th S tre e t, S a n fo rd , d ied Tuesday, June 2-1. 1997 at Mlllliaven Health Care, Sa.'flord. M o r n D e c . 2 4 . 1 9 0 5 in Greelyvllle. S.C.. she moved to Sanford In 1931 from Sorrento. She was a homemaker and a member o f New Mount Calvary M B. Church. Survivors Include daughter. Annie, Sanford; son. the Rev. William Lewis o f Sanford: sister, Jessie Ann Anderson. Sanford; three grandchildren and many great-grande hlldren. A rra n g em en ts by Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford. ■i law enforcement officer In Suffolk County. N.Y. and a se­ curity officer with the Depart­ ment o f Defense. He was a member of the Church of the A n nu n r i a l to n . A l t a m o n t e Springs Me was past president of the Irish American Club of Central Florida, past president of the Friendship Force of Greater Orlando, host of the Emerald Isle radio program WUCF-FM. vol­ unteer for Second Harvest and Ihe Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women. Me also served on the clvtllam review board for the Seminole County Sheriff s Olflec and he was a m em ber o f the International Police Association Region 39. Me served In the United Stales Army, Survivors Include wife. Shay; son. John P. Jr. of Crawfordvllle; daughters. Maureen Freeman. W i n t e r S p r i n g s . D e lr d r e , A l t a m o n t e S p r in g s ; s t e p ­ d a u g h te r , K r y s tln P a r r o tt. J a c k s o n v ille : b ro th e rs , Christopher. Channel Islands. D e n n is . L o n d o n . E n g la n d ; sisters. Dorothy O'Grady. Sligo, Irela n d . L illia n H unt. Man­ chester. England. Mary Fallon. Sligo. Ireland. A rr a n g e m e n ts by G a in e s C arey Hand Funeral H om e, Longwood. FUNERALS J O H N • • J A C K " F R 1E L OUOLK Y, LILLIE MAE FwwfAl to rvk tt tor Liiit# M m Dutitey will b# N«l«l Saturday it -1 pm At N*w Mount CrilvAf Y M § Church with it*# Rtv Ricky Scott officiating Vlowing wifi bo Friday from 1 to * pm i t SunMt# C'hapoi, fOO Locutt Avonuo. S#flford, J U TJKL John "J ack " Fricl. 64. Me­ ander Drive, North Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday. June 24. 1997. Born Sept. 10. 1932 in New York City, he moved to Central Florida In I960. Me was NIC HA A DION. JESSE 0. FunofAl torvkot lor J ovm D Rkhordion. U. of Loewi! Avonu#, will bo bold Saturday t* It o m At Na«v Salfm B Aptltt Church In BAcon ton. Ga V»o«tng will bo Friday from S to t p m At SwnrlM Chop*!, *00 Loculi Arm y# Sonford, m Tm FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FIO RIO A F/K/A CORAL O A B L IS F IO IR A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ptembffft). ra * BRIAN I UORRO. at al. Dalondanttrl N O TIC S OP F O R IC L O S U A B SALS N 0T1CI IS H I R I B T O IVIN purauant to a Final Judgment ot force loruro dated Juno 11th. tSST. and anforod m C at* NO ST-01 T2 CA ol th* CircuU Court ol Ihe IIO H T E IN T H Judicial Circuit In and h>r S E U IN O L i County. Flonda wherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FIO R IO A F/K/A CORAL O A B L IS F I O IR A L SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION la lha Plaintiff and BRIAN I. MONRO. UNITED (T A T I S OF AMERICA. STATE OF F 1 0 R I0 A -0 E P A R TM fN T OF EDUCATION ara tho Detendante. I m il aoll to tho high**! and bar I Jilddar for caah al lha Waal Irani door ol lha Sammola County Courthouao. Sanford. Flonda at I I SO a m , on lha ISIh day ol July, 1SST, lha following daaenbad proparty aa aal forth at raid Final Judgment LO T I I S . TH E TR A ILS AT COUNTRY C R I I A . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES 9 10 ANO I t . PUBLIC R ECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HANO and tha aaal ol Ihia Court on JU N E 12lh. 1997. (SEAL) Maryanna Maria Clark ol tha Clicuil Court By Ruth King Depute Clark Echavarrl*. McCall*. Raymar, Barrall A Frappiar Poal Of (lea Boa M l 0 Tampa. FL 33(01 FS70I023S N O TIC B In accordance with lha American* Disabililiee A cl. partun* naading a apoclal accom­ modation to pa/ticlptlv In thla proceeding rhould con loci lha individual or agancy tending nolle a not latar than tavan (7) day* prior lo lha proceeding al tha addreaa given on tha notice Telephone 407-3234330 eat 4227; I -SOO-9SS-S771 (TDD) or 1-SOO-95S-S7TO (v); via Flonda Ralay Sam e# Publith Juna 18. 2S. 1997 DCF-204 IN T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I Ita tfTE B N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LB C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N C A M N O . S S -IS T S C A OfVISION M K I T M M ORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiffftl. ve MART BENNETT, at al. Detondant(i) N O TIC B o r ro N ic L o s u M s a l e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Final Judgment ol lorecloaure dated Juna t llh . 1997. and entered m Caaa NO • 3 -II7 IC A ol the Circuit Court of lha (I0 H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida uharaln STM M O R TOAGE COM PANY la tha P W rtitf and MARY BENNETT. Th# unknown epoueeJco-tenant of MANY B ENN ETT. ALAPATA W OODS H O M EO W N ER ’S ASSOCIATION. INC . and STATE OP FLORIDA DEPARTM ENT OP RS VENUE are tho O r fondants I mil aaN to the higher I and boat bidder lor caah at tho Waal front door ol lha Sanunolo County Courthouta. Santord. Florida at 11 00 a m . on tho tlth day ot July ISS7. tha fol­ lowing daaenbad property aa eat forth in aard Final Judgment LO T 120. ALAFAVA W 0 0 0 9 PHASE III. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCO IN PLAT B OO K 21 AT PAGE I 10 } t . ANO 12. OF THE PUBLIC R ECONOS OF SEM INOLE CO UN TY FIO R IO A WITNESS MV HANO end the aaal ot thr* Court on JUNE 12th. I M T (SEAL) Maryanna More# Clerk of tho Cue urf Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria Mr Celia Raymar Barren S f r r p p r r Poal Otoe# Bor 1410 Tampa FL IM O t 11910 711IS N O TIC E In accordance with Ihe Americana Dreetuhtwe Act. per* tone needing a epectal acconv nwdetro* to partup oto m Ihta proceeding ahould contact Ihe euhnduol or agency tending u u e not later then oovon (7) dry* pnor to tho proceeding *1 Ihe eddreat green on Ihe notice Telephone 407-1714110 ett 4227. 1 9 0 9 * * 5 (7 7 1 (TDOt or 1-S00-SSS-S770 fvt aw IS 21 IM 7 Legal Notices Legal Notices Rtcorda of Seminole County. Florida pursuant to Ihe Final Judgment entered in a cat* pending in said Court, th* alyl* of which la w he eled above W ITNESS my hand and official teal of said Court thr* 12th day of June. 1937 *11 you ar* a person with a dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation m order to perlicipata in Ihia proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no coat to you. to the provision of certain ataJatanc* Ptaaao contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Avano*. Suita N301. Santord Florida 32771. (407)321-4110 i4227. with 2 working days of your receipt o l Ihf* (nolle* of Foreclosure Sal*); if you are hearing impaired, call 1-SO0955-1771. If you are voice impaired, call 1-100-555-1770 * (C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T By Ruth King Deputy Clark ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hatch. J r . Eaguire Butter, Moon A Mosch 1211 ( RobJnaon Street Orlando. Florid* 12101-2194 (407) 995 4400 Publish June IS . IS. 1M 7 DEF-220 IN TH B C IR O UTT C O U R T FOR S I Ml NO LB C O U N T Y M TUB C IR C U IT COURT OF TRB S M M TM N TN JUDICIAL CIRCU IT DF FLORIDA, M AMD FOR M M IM OLB COUNTY CASB MO. S T -S I4 C A UN ITED STATES OF AMEMICA. by and Ihreufgt th* Secretary of the DEPARTM EN T OF THE VETERANS AFFAINS Plaintiff. v* JOSEF1NA 0 ( LA CRUZ. JOHN DOE Husband of JOSE FIN A 01 LA CRUZ and UNKNOWN Tt NANTSTOWNERS Defendant! N O TIC S O F A C TIO N TO JOSEFINA DE LA CRUZ And a* partial clamung w la r­ val by through under or JOSS FIMA D t LA CRUZ and aM parties having or ctomtmg to has* any nght title or m area I m the property herein daaenbad C U R R E N T R E S ID B H C E UN KNO W N. YOU ARE NO TIFIED toot an actum to torectoe* a mortgage on the following described property in Sanunolo County. O f f 101 ■ T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T OP T N I I S T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OP F IO R IO A S IM W O L B C O U N T Y • ■N S H AL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N C A M NO. 9 T -* * 9 C A -I 4 -W C H A M MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O R TO A O I CORPORATION F/K/A M A A G A R E TTIN S COMPANY Inc . P la«ieft * Quay lu a v iU H e n d # . JENNIFER l rn S n S i- io w im „ e r a*. rn m * - w '•‘ Dkhndanta OP P OR BCLO SO R B SALB Notice ra hereby given that, pursuant to Wat Fmel Judgment of Faroe toe me deled Juno lit* . I N F . and entered m crv4 earn numbar * 7 -1 1 ] CA-14-W . of to# Circuit Court at the 1 (lh Judwrol Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida whororn CHASE MANHATTAN M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A CHEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A M A H O A K ITTE N S C O M ­ P AN Y I N C . ra PtolntiN sad EDWIN K BUPFKIN. JENNIFER L B U FFK IN . is/are OelandanXa). I w>U tatl to th* higheat and beat bidder for taah at th* weal front door ot tho Sammoio County court­ houao in Santord. Sammola County. Flonda. at I t 00 A M on lha I 7th day ol July. IM F . (he following deaenbod proper­ ty aa aet forth in said Final Judgment, to wit LO T tOT. Q UEENS MIRROR SOUTH R IP L A T AOOlTlON TO CASSELBERRY. A CCO R DING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOO K 11. PAGE M . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TAX I D 1S-2I-1D-E8T-0000- 1070 NOTE PURSUANT TO THC FAIR DEBT C O L L IC T IO N PR AC TICES A C T Y O U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEM ED TO BE A DEB T C O L L IC TO R ATTEM P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oalad lha 11th day ol JUNE. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark C 00ILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 4S0 Tampa. Flonda 11*07 Talephon* (SI 1) S77 SOOS CSS 497-00052 Publith June IS. 25. 1997 O tF-219 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, IN AMD FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. CA97-TSS 0 A -I4 -W NORW EST M ORTGAGE, INC . a California corporation. Plaintiff, vs E0WIN E. FIELD (S $4573-02-7347). BENEFICIAL FLORIOA. INC ; *nd any unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown persona or unknown i p c u t r l claiming by. through and undar any ol lha above-named Defendants. Oelendanlt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NO TICE la hereby given lhal the undersigned Clark ol th* Circuit Court ol Sammola County. Florida, will on lha 1 7th day ot July. 19S7. at t l 00 O'clock A M a I tha Weal Freni door ol th* Seminole County Courthouta in Sanford. Florida, otlrr lor tale and M il al public outcry lo th* highest and beat bidder lor caah, lha followingdescribed properly aliual* In Seminole County. Florida Lota 5 and 4. ORANGE VILLA HEIGHTS, according to th* Plat tharool aa recorded in Plat Book 12. Pag* 22. Public LO T 2 BLOCK I SKY LARK SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT T h ENEOF A* RECORDED IN Pi AT ROOK 1 T. PAGES 14 ANO SS PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEM INOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA end having a commonly known addrea* a* 1441 Cardmal tw eet Longwood F t 12T50 hot been hied agamvt you end you are reguwed to tern* a copy ol your wntten defenaea it any with th* I r m w e l f County Clare el ttok Court, and to terse a copy on PtemtiN k Attorney Douglas M Oa'av at F a Law Firm ol M ASON E AS S O CIATES PA whoa* Address W I 7717 U S Highway I t North. Suita S00 Mangrove Bey. Clearwater Flonda 14424 withm 10 day* hom the hr*I date ot public ar ion o thermae a datauN wdl be entered tgetnai the compfemt Dated on June 20th t M 7 MARYANNE WORSE A* Clerk of th* Court By Ruin King Aa Deputy Clerk In accordance with ihe Am encins with Dtiabilitl** Act ol ItSO person* needing spe­ cial accommodation lo partici­ pate m Ihr* proceeding should contact lha Clerk ol th* Court not later than five business days pnor to Ihe proceeding at die Seminole County Courthouao Telephone (407) 1214110 or 1 ■*00-955-4771 (TOO) or 1-400-454-4770 (V) vie Flonda Ralay Servic* * Publish Juna 25 A July 2. 1997 DEF-270 TNB C IR C U IT COURT OF T N I IS TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AMD FOR SBMIMOLB COUMTY RBHBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S 7 * 4 S l-C A -t4 -W m CHASE M ORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc l/k/a Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporation. Ptainbtf. VS NICHOLAS F. NICHO LS; al al.. PRORJETV DIVISIO N File Nat 4 7 -4 4 9 -D P IN RC (S TA TE OF DOR O THY M. LEWIS Oecaaaad. R O T tC t O F A O S N W B T R jm O N Th* admlnielrafton ol tha ealafe of DOR O THY M LEWIS, deceased. File Number ST-440CM. 1* pending in the CMcuft Court for Seminal* County. Florida, Prebat* Dnrralon. tha addrea* o l which M SanUnola County Courthouao. SOI N. Park Avanua. Sanford. FL 12771. Tfw name* and addreaa of lha Peraonal Rapreaantottv* and Ih* P a rto n tl Rapreaanfafhra'a attorney are ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT nolle* la ta rre d who hare Obtacbon* that challenge tho validity of tti* wdl. Ih# quahftcabona of toe peraonal repreaenlatnre. ranua, or jurtadiettoa of ton Court are required to IU* their obfecliona with tola Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ET PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NO T1CI OR TH IR TY DATS AFTER THC DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM AN creditor* of to* decedent and other peraona having claim* o r demand* again*! decedent'* aetata on whom a copy of tore nolle* •* aervad within Hire* month* after th* data of too hrel publication of tore nefie* meat M* toon claim* with Iht* Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U M O N T H ! A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC S O R TH IR TY O A TS AFTER THE OATS OF SSR VICI OF A C O P T OF THIS NO TIC E ON THEM AK atoar creditor* ot to* deca­ dent a aatat* mutt hi# their eta into with tore court WITHIN THREE M O N TH S AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST P U S IIC A TlON OF TH IS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T S O FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data of Ihe hrel pubheobon of tore Notice I* June 1Sth. tSST Pertenef Repreeentaliv* Stanley W Lewie Attorney tor Pvreonel R*preventative S Kirby Moncnet. Eaquw* Flonda Bar No 17SSS2 STENSTR O M . M d N TO S H . C O LBER T WHIGHAM A SIMMONS. P A Poet Office Do* 4444 Santord. FL 12T72-4S4S Telephone 407/222-27 71 Pubtreh June IS . 75 I H T DIMM C ITY OF LAMB MART. FIORIOA NOTICS TO THR PUBLIC NO TICE IS HERESY GIVEN by th* City Commrearen of to* City of la** Mary. Florida tool la id Commretioa adapted Old nance No S40 on Juno IS, 1**7. vacating th* L u><9 4. S. I f . and I f Block A. (vanadMo No. 2 Sub TvWren. aa recorded m Flat Book ( . Pag* IS of lha Public Record* ot Sammoio County. Florida. Oatad: Juna 21. 1997 Publith Juna 25. 1*97 O IF-2 7 4 NOTIOR OF AOMIMIBTRjmVR COMPLAINT CASB HOt IS 4 Z S -M -A TO DENNIS ARTHUR DUBS SEMINOLE C O U N TY An Adminiababv* Complaint to revoke your hcanaaft) ha* been tiled agalntl you Tou have I he right lo requaal a hearing purauant lo (a ctio n 120 17(1) and (2). Florida Statute*, by mailing a rogue*I tor tam e lo the Florida Department of Inauranca. O n iu o n of Legal Service*. 412 Larton Building. Tallahatae*. FL 121*9-0111 If a requaal tor bearing te not received by July 10th. 1997. Ihe right to hearing m tore matter w i be waived and Ih* Inauranca Commit Honor will diapoe* of tore cauaa in accordance with law Pubkah June IS. 25. and July 2. S. tSST DEF-205 IN THR CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SB Ml HO LB COUBTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASB HO. S T-4 0 S -C A -I4 -W BANK UNITED. Plaintiff. Defendants NOTICB OF FORBCLOBURB SALB Nolle* la hereby given that, purauant to that Fmal Judgment ol Forecloeura dated June 11th. 1SST. and anlared In civd caaa number S7-4S2-CA-14-W . ol th* Circuit Court ol th* t l l h Judicial Circuit in and tor Sami no in County. Flonda. whorein C H A S E M O R T O A O i SERVICES. INC F/K/A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE C O R ­ PORATION. I* Plaintiff and NICHOLAS F. NICHOLS. U N IT­ ED STATES OF AMERICA, ia/ara OoftndanKi], I will a*U to th* highaat and b a tt bidder tor caah al th* weal (rant door of tho Seminole County courthoua# in Santord, Sr mi no la County. Florida, at 11:00 JLM on ttio 17th day of July. 1997, tho following detcribad proper­ ly aa ta t forth In la id Final Judgment, to w it LO T SO. B LO C K I . THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS PHASE TW O. ACCORDING TO TH E P LA T TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 34. PAGES 50. SI AND 52 OF THE PUBLIC R ECO R DS O F SEM I­ NOLE C O U N T Y FLORIOA NOTE. PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE ADVISED TH AT THIS U W FIRM IS 0 E E M E 0 T O BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R ATTEMPTING! TO C O L L E C T A 0 E B T ANO A N T INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR TH AT PURPOSE Oatad lha 13th day of JU N E. 1907. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk COOILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 450 Tampa. Florida 33407 Talephon*: (013) 177-0004 CSS 497-00275 Publith June 10. 25. 1997 DEF-217 DAVID F ROBERSON and U S A M ROBERSON, hi* wife, and HIOOEN LAKE HOUSINQ ASSOCIATION. INC . Oefandanta NOTICB OF SALB PURSUANT TO CNAPTBR 44 NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN purauant to an Order or Final Judgment ol lorecloaure dated June I I to. 1997. and anlared in Cat* No 97-40S-CA-14-W of tha Circuit Court ol th* (ightaanlh Judicial Circuit in and tor Saminol* County, Flonda. wherein BANK UNITED, i* Plaintiff and OAVtO F. ROBERSO N and LISA M ROBERSON, hit wife; and HIO­ OEN LAKE HOUSiNO ASSO CIA­ TION. INC . are defendant*, I will aaU lo th* high**! and ba it bidder tor cath at the W att front door of to* Saminol* County Courthouta, 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida, al I I 00 o'clock a m on lha 17th day of July. 1997, lha fol­ lowing detcribad property aa aal lerth in laid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LO T 21. HID0EN LAKE PHASE lll-U N IT VI. AC CO R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t PAGES 77 ANO 7S OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA In accordance with th* American* with Diaabilitiea Acl. paraona with diaabilitiea need­ ing a apocial accommodation to pnrbcipate in toil proceeding thou id contact Ih* Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court at (407) 121-4130. DATED *1 Sanford, Florida, on JUNE tlth . tS97. MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark. Circuit Court By Ruth King Aa Dapuly Clark SMITH A HIATT. PA. Attorney* lor Plaintiff 25*1 East Oakland Park Boulevard, Suit* 103 Fort Lauderdale. FL 13304 Publith June i t . 2S. 1997 D E F-2IE �• * % •A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, June 25. 1997 People Fruit is summer’s just dessert ICALENDAR ■ ----- - Summer In the time for easy dining; big .salads thrown to ­ gether nt the last minute, grilled meat nnd fish, tall cool drinks, and plenty o f fruit for dessert. Now there’s nothing better than an unemlielllshed piece o f fruit for dessert un­ less. perhaps. It Is nn em bel­ lished one a desserty des­ sert. In other words. Short­ cakes. fruit pies, fruit Ices and Ice cream: Ooh. boy. bring ’em on! But If you're trying to stick lo your theme o f 'easy dining* you don't want to go crazy making desserts, even luscious ones filled with ripe summer fruits. The following recipes, however, are pretty easy; nnd a good way to highlight the season’s sweetest harvests And they all look beautiful, too The homey peach cobbler and the rherry clafoutl •• a kind of puddlng/pancake o f a creation — come from the mouth-watering new bonk hy Abig.ul Johnson Dodge simply tilled 'Great Fruit Desserts.* The easy. elegant White Peaches In Raspberry Wine Sauce Is from Janet Fletcher s new ’ Fresh From the Farmers' Market*. It requires almost no work, except for finding white peaches The summer fruit gnletir recipe is my own favor­ ite presentation- a swret. free­ form tart requiring little fuss M.ide with ripe berries or prnrhr*. It l<M>ks like a large jewel So who rver said that 'easy dining* can't also mean ‘ extr.iv.ig.uit ly del (clous*? Al-Anon meets Wednesdays A support group for friends or rrlatlves o f nlm liollrs (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at I I I E. 27th Si.. Just west o f Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or members are welcome to this 12-slep group. Widowed Persons meet All widowed persons are Invited lo meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday o f every month at the C a s se lb erry S e n io r C en ter. 200 Lake T rip le t D rive. Casselberry. Woman’s Club to meet Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff. 3 2 1-6220. Recovery Inc. meets in Sanford Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panlr attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms For Information, call 660-2003. or 896-3906 TO P S meets In Longwood, Apopka A local chapter of TOPS (Take off Pound* Senslblyl meet* every Wednesday at 6 30 p m . In the auditorium o f West U k r Hospital. 385 W. S.K. 434. Longwood Weighing begin* at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is free. For Information, call 869 8465 or I 800-932 8677. A morning meeting Is held every Wrdnrxd.iv. at 9 30. at Lakevlew Christian Churrh. 1400 Hear Lake Ro.nl. Apopka For Information, call 293 5048. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help Al-anon Is an anonymous, non profit organization, open to anyone who ts a relative or friend o f an alcoholic. Serenity Won A lan on meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non smoking) evening at 8 p m Meeting* are held In the bark room o f the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional m eeting time* and loratlon* In the Centra) Florida area, or for more Information, call 3 2 1-9122 Nar-Anon to meet PEACH COBBLER Nar-Anon meet* every Wednesday at 8 p m at West Lakr Hospital. 389 West Slate Hoad 434. LongwiMNl Nar-Anon I* a support group open In families and friend* of addicts Daily living with an addict Is more turmoil than you ran handle bv yourself Join for support In coping with your addict, gain serenity lo make derision* and pul your life hock In fo« us Call 260-1900 for more Information For filling i 3 |«>und* ripe peaches. Into I /2-Inch slices 1/4 to 1/2 nip granulated sugar (depending on sweetness of peaches) 1 tablespoon fresh lemon Juice 2 tablespoon* nil purpose flour Fur topping Holocaust Council film series The WV*t Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the l9p5-96 film series lire first Wednesday of rve iy month through March, at 7 30 p m . at thr Temple Slialorn of tVIlona. 1T83 Elkram Blvd . 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MR II Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings 7:30-8.30 a m . at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Uikr Maty Boulevard Contact Brian Lor. president, al 323 6128 Sertoma Club helps children The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meet* every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a m at thr Sabal Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Road. LongwiMNl Potential members are Invited to attend. DEAR EVELYN: Th r column you’re referrin g lo was a twopartrr. My reader* had submitteil names o f in d ividu als who managed lo succeed against the odds. I th in k i t ’s w e ll w orth repeating. 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Make the filling: In a large bowl, tons the tilling Ingredi­ ents together, then spoon them Into the prepared dish. Make the topping: Combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt In a medium bowl. Add Ihe remaining Ingredients, nnd toss gently to blend Into a dough Drop heaped spoonfuls of the mixture onto the fruit to rover. Bake for 40 minutes, until It Is golden brown on top nnd the filling Is bubbly. Note. This can also be made in Individual ramekins. Yield 4 lo 6 servings. •• Recipe from 'Great Fruit Desserts.* by Abigail Johnson Dodgr iMlzzoll. 1007) CLASSIC CHERRY CLAFODTI 1/3 cup plus 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 12 ounces Ihng cherries, stem and pits removed 1/2 cup all-purpose flour Plnrh of salt I /4 cup sour cream 3 large egg* I cup milk I teaspoon vanilla extraet I tablespoon unsalted butter, at room temperature Heal the oven to 975 degrees. Grease a shallow 0-lnrlt baking dish and sprinkle It with I ta ­ blespoon o f the sugar. Arrange the cherrlca over the bottom. Sift together the flour. 1/3 cup o f the sugar and salt. In a separate bowl, stir t o ­ gether the sour cream, eggs, milk and vanilla. Whisk these Ingredients Into the dry Ingre­ dients until smooth. Pour the batter over the fruit. Dot pudding with butter and sprinkle with remaining table­ spoon sugar. Bake 40 to 45 minutes, until puffed and brown. Serve warm. Yield: 4 to 0 servings. •• Recipe from TJreat Fruit Desserts.* by Abigail Johnson Dodge (Ruzoll. 1007). WHITE PEACHES BERRY SAUCE IN RASP­ I cup water I cup dry white wine 1/3 cup sugar 1 cup raspberries I tablespoon Cointreau, grappa or marc 4 white peaches, such as Bab­ cock Combine the water, wine and sugar tn a saucepan. Bring to a simmer over moderately high heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Simmer until reduced to 1/2 cup. 10 to 12 minutes. Re­ frigerate until cold. Puree raspberries tn a food processor. Then, using a rub­ ber spatula. press puree through a sieve Into a bowl Stir in cold wine syrup and li­ queur nnd chill. To serve, pul 2 tablespoons raspberry syrup tn each of 8 balloon wineglasses Peel Ihe peaches (if they are ripe, the •kin should peel back easily with a poring knife) Slice and divide among the wineglasses Serve Immediately. Yield: 8 servings • • Recipe from 'Fresh From Ihe Farmers' Market.’ by Janet Fletcher (Chronicle. 1997) MARIALISA S FHL'I^ GALETTE I 10 |nch paslrv c r iy j (see note) Cornmeal 6 tablespoons jam o f choice 4 cups sliced summer fruit (berries, peaches, apricots) 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange Juice Granulated sugar, to taste (if needed) 1/4 cup red currant Jelly 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut Into small pieces (optionall I to 2 tablespoons milk Center a rack tn the oven. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. On a floured board, roll out pic dough to I /8-tnch thick cir­ cle (It does not have to be per­ fect). Sprinkle a bit o f cornmeal on a cookie sheet and transfer the dough to the sheet. Spoon a thin layer o f Jam over the surface o f the dough, leav­ ing a 1-1/2- to 2-lnch border of plain dough. If using peaches, use peach Jam. If making a strawberry galette. use straw­ berry Jam. and so on. Prepare the fruit: Rinse and hud berries (If necessary), peel and slice peaches and a pri­ cots. Put the fruit In a bowl and sprinkle with orange juice and sugar, to taste. (If fruit Is sweet enough, you need not use sugar.) Spoon fruit over the layer of Jam on the dough In a small saucepan, heat the red currant Jelly until It Is liquid. Using a pastry brush, brush this Jelly over the fruit to make a glaze. Dot top o f the glazed fruit with small pieces o f butler. If desired. Turn up Ihe border o f thr dough around the fruit: what you are aiming for here is a free form tart, think o f the clay ashtrays you made In grade school t Brush the exposed dough crust with milk. H ate for 10 minutes, then reduce heat to 350 degrees Bake about 50 minutes longer, or until fruit la bubbling and crust Is golden. Serve warm, or at room temperature. Note: A ‘ tough* crust made with an egg-yolk Is nice for this recipe. Yield: 8 servings. •- Thu recipe is my own. Tales of overcoming great odds inspire others to succeed in life The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meet* the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Marv City Hall. 158 N Country Club Hd at 7 30 pm . For more Information, call Grace at 321 -4723 or Sel at 323 8 6 9 1 ____, ro o o IflsUJwskr^ M (f T T i r i S w r T a F i s " (WSmooIX [U Is s w tto X k K * T »W fCSiW ow. ixensJ ADVICE f t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN column, I shared an item sent by Herman Endler, who, at age 40, su ffered a stroke that left him totally disabled. He wrote: *1 wasn't able to grt out of bed. but by the grace of God and a sur­ geon's skill. I made it. At times I was so despondent, I prayed it would all end Then a friend gave me the encltaird inspirational piece, which I must have rrud 1,1)00 times. There werv momenta when I thought. This is it; this is the end.' Then I'd read the message again, ami it pulled me through ‘ /Mary, some of I hr* greatest men and women of our times have (sen BENJAMIN J. TABOR Air Force 2nd Lt. Benjamin J. Tabor has completed special­ ized navigator training and was awarded Uie aeronautical rat­ ing of navigator In Randolph Atr Foce Base In San Antonio. Texas. Tabor Is llie son of Cynthia A. Wells o f 625 Camella Court and David G. Tabor o f 310 Holly Ave.. both o f Sanford. He Is u 1991 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford and a 1995 graduate of the University of Central Florida In Orlando. KELLY D. CALLAWAY Air Force Airman Kelly D. Callaway has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base In San Antonio, Texas. Callaway Is the daughter of Patrick T. and Dorothey D. Callaway o f 240 Shade Oaks Circle In Luke Mary. The airman Is a 1996 gradu­ ate of Seminole Community College Adult High School In Sanford. saddled with disabditlrw and adver­ sities but have managed to over­ come them 'Perhaps so mew here there is someone who is at thr end of his or her rope and needs encouragement Pass this along It may save a life. It saved mine * A portion o f the inspirational piece: “ Bury him in the snow s o f V n lley F orge, and you h ave a Geor ge Washington. ‘ Raise him in abject poverty, and you have an Abrmhiun Lin­ coln. ‘ Su bject him to b itte r r e li­ gious prejudice, and you have a Disraeli." The response lo that column w as o v e r w h e lm in g . A d is tin ­ g u is h e d p u b lis h e r, p h ila n ­ thropist and form er U K ambas­ sador to Great Britain wrote: "Dear Ahby: Your column. ‘From Adversity. Many Find Strength.' is indeed a masterpiece. I am adding it to my personal collection o f 'reminders.' "There are two great sources of inspiration In life, enthusiasm and tragedy, and I have hcen boxed in by loth. But having been boxed in by both. I also recognize that perse­ verance is the key to escape and satisfaction. Sincerely, W alter Annenberg* Hundreds o f readers submit­ ted additional names fo r the list o f th ose w h o had s u cc ee d ed against the odds. Home co n tri­ butions: — Spit on him. humiliate him. then crucify him and he forgives you. and you haw Jesus Christ — Sinks him down with infan­ tile paralysis, and he becomes a Franklin D Roosevelt, the only president of the United States to be elected to four terms. — When he is a lad of 3. burn ’ him so severely in a rchoolhouse Tire that the doctors say he will never walk again, and you have a Glenn Cunningham, who set the world's record in 1934 for running a mile in 4 minutes. 6.8 seconds — Have him or her born black in a society filled with racial discrimi­ nation, and you have a Booker T. Washington. Harriet Tuhman. Mar­ ian Anderson, George Washington Carver or Martin Luther King Jr. — Make him the first child to survive in a poor Italian family of 18 children, and you have an Ennco Caruso — Have him bom of parents who survived a N azi concentration camp, paralyze him from the waist down when he is 4. and you have the incomparable concert violinist Itzhak Perlman. — Call a slow learner "retarded" and write him off as ineducable, and you have an Albert Einstein. | The VIP Medical Center * |j 2434 French Avenue, Hwy. 17/92 Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 324-1999 is pleased to announce * Aimee Gonzalez, M.D. as a Board Certified Family Practice Physician I For Appointments call 324-1999 Walk-Ins Welcome Office Hours Monday • Friday 8:30 A.M .-5:00 P.M. Most Insurance Accepted f �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald J u n e 25. 1997 Sports Extra Points... Kellie Werner Raiders rewarded Seminole C.C. softball quintet honored ■yDtANSIMTM Herald Sports Editor I’ve caught the fever; I’m hooked on golf SANFORD _ Well. I did it again. I played golf on Sunday. This time however. I waa better prepared I had pink golf balls, a must for any female golfer. I also had Gator tees, ball markers, a divot replacer and an authentic Gator head cover for my driver, complete with the National Champion emblem. Moat Importantly. I had a new set of golf cluba (Thank*. Daddy. I promise not to leave Ihe cluba around the green or throw them Into the lake.) Oh. and I had a glove, which, by the way. did not keep my left hand from sporting a very painful blister on Monday morning. (I wear the glove on my right hand, o f course ) Perhaps I waa gripping Ihe elub a little loo tightly. When I hit the course at 11:00 a m. on Sunday morning (just when It w as getting nice and hotl. I was ready to do some heavily handicapped damage. I lined up my first drive, perfectly of course, look my beat well practiced swing, and hit the ball about 20 yards. But straight. When I finally made it lo Ihe green, four shots later. I three putted. But hey. at least I had less putts than actual shots It took me until the third hole to get warmer! up. I double bogryrd that hole, and the next. After the eight and seven I poslrd on one and two. I was starting to grt Ihe hang o f It. Until M ow U ilni went horribly wrorta ort Ihe fifth hole. I lined up my lee shot aa I hail on the preceding four holes. I didn't change my stance. I didn't change my grip (although I probably should have aa the blister waa beginning lo form) and I took my time with my swing. My tee shot went totally right, bouncing oft of the cart path before landing in the woods The only good thing about the shot waa that I finally got some distance, which I realised when I ventured Into the woods to try and find my ball. For some reason, every tee shot I hit proceeded to go way right for a reason that could not be determined by myself or my golfing buddy. So much for the double bogeys. My best shot of the day came when I had an approach shot to the green on my second stroke. Since I had experienced Utile distance before. I selected a seven iron for Ihe shot. I took my best soring, got the best loft and went perfectly straight at the pin. Here's the but...But It went 100 yards past the green. (Of all limes to get the perfect shot.) Needless to say. I am ready for lessons. And another golf glove. I have caught the fever. I want to play and practice all the time now to prove that I can master hitting a amall pink ball with a slick. I can do It. ril keep you all posted. R a y s ’ G azarek p icked fo r A A A ll-S ta r G a m e ORLANDO — The Orlando Rays of Ihe Southern League announced today that oulfielder Marty Gazarek has been selected to the Double-A All-Star Game on July 7 In San An­ tonio. Texas. Gazarek will represent the O-Rays. the Class AA affiliate o f the Chicago Cubs, as a member o f the National League team. The 26-member N.L. squad was selected by the presidents o f the Texas. Southern and Eastern Leagues. Gazarek. 24. has been one of the Southern League's top hitter throughout Ihe first half of the 1997 season. Gazarek Is currently hitting .335 with nine home run* and 49 RBI In 71 games with Orlando. He Is second In the league In hits (91) and doubles (23). tied for fifth In extra-base hits (32) and seventh In batting. The O-Rays outfielder leads (he team In bal­ ling. hits, double. RBI and runs scored. Gazarek has reached base safely In 44 o f the last 45 games. He also has not committed an error tn 7 1 consecutive games. Gazarek was selected by the Chicago Cuba In Ihe 12th round o f Ihe 1994 June draft. He Is a graduate o f North Baltimore (OH) High School and attended Indiana University. Gazarek and the O-Rays opened an eightgame homestand on Monday night. Tickets for the homestand and season tickets for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays can be purchased at Ihe O-Rays office located at Tinker Field or by calling (407)649-RAY3. SA N FO R D — W h ile the regu lar season didn't go quite as planned, nr as hoped for. several members o f the Seminole Community College softball team were recognised for their outstanding Individual play this year. Five of head coach Courtney Miller's Raiders were selected for A ll Mid-Florida Conference honors, while two o f the young ladles. Jean Spatuurelll and Lake Brantley graduate Nadine Whlte-Davts were also tabbed for All-State and All-South honors. Spanarelit, a sophomore first baaeman/desIgnated player from Orange Park High School, was picked to the All Stale First Team and Honorable Mention All South Region Tram . Whlte-Davls. a sophomore left fielder, was a second learn selection for both All-Stale and All-South Region The National Fastplirh Coaches Awmrlatlon All South Rrgion Team Is picked from Junior college tram s In Florida. Tennessee. Norih Carolina. Alabama. Georgia and South Carolina. Spanarrlll and Whlte-Davts were also picked for First Team All-M id-Florida C onference honors, while freshman center fielder Brittany Scott from Lake Howell and freshman catcher Ertn Maljub front Deltona High School were selectrd to the Second Team and freshman pitcher Rene Hooper from A lro High School In Alco. New Jersey was an Honorable Mention pick. Spanarrlll played In 57 of the Raiders’ 58 games this year and batted .329 while driving In 35 runs She led the learn In triples (three), home runs (right), total bases |83|. slugging percentage ( 495) and walks (49) Eighteen (18) of her walks were Intentional. During her two-year career at SCC she set seven school records: balling average — .421; h<ime runs — 14: total bases — 102: slugging percentage — .767. liases on balls — 49. on base percentage — 542: and runs baited In — 56 Whltr-ltavts started 55 games this season and led the Raiders In hitting ( 393). at bats (191). runs scored (49). hits (75) and stolen bases |43|. Th e Altamonte Springs resident also holds three SCC records: at bats — 191: hits — 75; and stolen bases — 44. She has received an athletic/ academic scholarship to play at Rollins College In Winter Park next year. Scott Is one of the best defensive outfielders In the state o f Florida as Indicated by her 127 pul nuts this season. The Winter Springs resident led the Raiders In defense with a fielding percentage o f .972. She also hit .271 and led SCC In doubles with nine. Scott was srond on the team In runs scored (341 and hits (49) and also stole 12 bases. Maljub caught 48 of 58 games this season and according to Miller Improved both offensively and defensively every game. The Osteen resident hit .233 with 30 hits and eight runs batted In. She also had a ftrilling percentage o f .9 19. Hooper did a great job aa a freshman In league play. Overall she posted a 14-15 record, with an earned run average of 2.14. In Mid Florida Conference play. Hooper put up a 9-5 record She led the Raiders In appearances (38). Innings pitched (227). strike outs 1641 and saves (three) YKnotS, Kathy’s perfect at net Frwtn Staff Raparts SANFORD - The YkivXs and Kathy's Baby Shop both recorded perfect records in ihelr respective league's in the Sanford Recreation l)r|MMnirni Spring Mecreallawal Volleyball League at Sanford Middle School s Dan Pelham Oymiuttorium Monday ntghi The final records from Monday s games were: A League — Kathy's Baby Shop (5-0). Ladles o f the Court, plus 2 (4-1). Hopkins M eatvA Team and Westvlew llaptlsl Church I (both 2-3) and B eer:30 and Sanford Church of God (both l-4|. B/A League — YK nots (4-0). U n k n ow n s (3-1). C .E S (2 2). Family Matters fl-3 ) and Weslvlew Baptist Church IIIO 41 ALISOVS •m Nil b a S M U a tilM M l Tamara Gilchrist (right), shown aartiar this year receiving a Sanford Optimist Club Athlete ol the Weak award from Syborina Winn, was honorod Monday night as the Seminole County Athlete of the Year. laaiwaaac—on. on«*»!»■ s«q«»an« S t O lN u H II. CW<»M M l U S r iM iW a r n u t w a s t C w i t LOOM*a SMCowl II. ItasSaa*Sh N « KaWfi SoSt tSaall. *n>.<n Sh MIii « U S n S S t l m l II. S ir ■ « U S y'lS a t ISO#II. OortS* M l > < »rl t*»r I M II. in Mm ii t u s y i s a r u w i i . t a i a* WssMv i t p t in n. Sr* h i a»»NM» SnUairi II.O w i t a i M i •saw s w i ii. Smt m > » Ln* m * a* Cowl II. Charts* M « Wm MWi b | « MI I II. S A M Mm It l« •LtAOUI I I M I It. t H l I M StAHI IIII YKm MU. »■>............. na w . i i l . C t H l C.t. 1 H .IM .IM BwwWI lit YKaMtll.CI.lt C I I II. riaWf ttoittr r n « h Mtftar Ik wr.tr.a . a..11.11|I YKMU It. f t m u t y MtWtrt UsSmmh Ik StaMlf MtiHr » Uwttwai Ik W llM .. i f Stl III Gilchrist honored by Mayor ■y D IA N SMITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD — Tamara Gilchrist, who helped lead the Seminole High School girls's basketball learn lo a tremendous season and also won a Stale Championship in the shot pul I his year was honored by City of Sanford Mayor Larry A. Dale as the ' Seminole County Athlete of the Y ear" Monday night at the Sanford City Commission meeting. The proclamation signed by Mayor Dale reads: "W h ereas. Tam ara Gilchrist, as a student at Seminole High School, achieved her personal best of 43-feel. tW ln ch c* In thorwlng the shot put at the Stale Track Meet In Gainesville this year: and Whereas. through this personal achievement. Tamara took ttrsl place In the State Track Meet, bringing honor arid pride to the entire tram and Seinlnolr High School, as well as herself: "A n d Whereas, as a result of her outstanding per­ formance In throwing the shot put for Seminole High School during the 1996/1997 school year. Tamara was chosen. "Sem inole County Athlete of Ihe Year." "N ow . therefore. I. Larry A Dale, by virtue of thr authority vested in me as Mayor o f the City of Sanford. Florida, do hereby congratulate and commend Tamara Gilchrist "Sem inole County Athlete of the Year" for bringing recognition lo herself, her school and the City of Sanford through her successful pursuit o f excellence and superior achievement In Ihe athletic arena." Pirates plunder Yankees in Senior Babe Ruth action Prom Staff Reports PhNati Tug Daniel) (shown In a 1996 game) had two hits and scored a run to help the Sports Image Pirates Knock o il the Yankees 8-3 Tuesday evening. SANFORD — The Sports Image Pirates jumped on the Yankees for four first Inning runs and never looked back as they posted an 8-3 v ic to r y In S an ford R ecrea tion D epartm ent S en ior Babe Ruth Baseball League action at Zlnn Beck Field Tuesday evening. Games In the league for 16-18 yea r old s w ill be p la yed this Thursday and next Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. at Zlnn Beck Field and then next Thursday. July 3rd. the 16year-old All-Star team will play a learn o f coaches and Sanford Rec­ reation Department employees In an Exhibition Game/Bar-B-Que at 5:30 p.m. at Zlnn Beck Field. The exhibition game will be used riSATIU. VAMKIISI IMS* PtratM V*aftM« <M II — I r I III « I M— I B a tte ry ’* m l svsllsfels. IS - S tra it*. W«■»•»( Yankaat. Stint* IS — nont MR — Nana as a way to raise funds to pay for the 16-year-olds' trip to the State Tournament In Ocala which will be played J u ly 10-14. T h e 17-18 year-old team will also play In the State Tournament In Ocala that week. Tuesday's game opened with a single by the Pirates' T u g Daniels. Daniels moved over to third base on a pair o f wild pitches and then scored on a single by Joe Watson. Watson advanced to second base on a grander by Andy Brown and □ S ee S eniors. Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY l �aB • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 25. 1997 WHAT'S HAPPENINQ * y, & JF>>P >.tx Legal Notices Professional Baseball Recreation Softball □ G u l l C o a s t R o okie Le a gu e at W a lt O la n e y W o rld 's W id e W o rld of S p o rts B s se b a ll C o m p le x , □ Lake M a ry M e n ’s S p rin g S lo w P itch Le a gu e et the Lake M a ry S p o rts C o m p le x . 6:30 p.m. — TBA United States Postal Service vs. Papa B's; 730 p.m. — Laiffer and Sons Trucking vs. Home Depot; 8.30 p.m. — Boor30 vs. Don Mealey's Seminole Ford. Southern League Baseball C a ro lin a M u d c a ts vs. O rla n d o R ays at T in k e r F ie ld , 7:15 p.m. Professional Softball □ W o m a n 's P r o f e s s io n a l F a s t p lt c h League. Orlando Waboo* at Georgia. 7 p m. IN BR IEF Fireworks at Tinker Field ORLANDO - The Orlando Rays will be featuring a Fireworks Extravaganza on Friday, July 4. following the game with the Mobile UayBears at 7 pm . at Tinker Field. Tihs Is the second straight year that Orlando will entertain the fans with a fireworks display to celebrate out nation's independence. Fans can purchase tickets for the July 4 game by visiting the O-Rays tickets ofTirr located at Tinker Field or by calling (4071 649-RAYS. □ C o lle g e T e n n is C o a c h e s o f A m e ric a C lin ic at W a lt D is n e y W o rld 's W id e W o rld of S p o rts T e n n is C o m p le x , TBA umpires should call (407) 324-3097 for more Information. Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary l.AKE MARY — The Georgia State Univer­ sity Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary High School will feature the staff from GSU. the only NCAA Division I wrestling program In the deep south, hosting a wrestling camp on July 21-23. Cost Is *110 and If you are thinking about wrestling In college this will definitely be a camp you will be Interested In. For more Information, call Steve Katz at 320-9699 and leave a mesaagr on his voice mall and he will return the call N S A Church State tourney European Basketball Tour P A L A T K A — T h e N a tio n a l S o ft b a ll Association (NSA) will hold a Slate Softball Championship for Church Competitive and Recreational division teams on June 27-28 In Palatka at Triangle Park. Entry fee will be *200 per team with a sanction fee of *20. For Information contact Richard Goodwin at 19041 328 9382 or Barry Williams at 1904) 3254942. SANFORD — Any high school age girl basketball player who has the rrcommenda lion of her coach is eligible for this annual summer tour of various cities In Europe by Team USA. The tour ts educational and cultural as well as an opportunity to display an athlete's baskrtball skill ul a very high level. The learn will leave In late July and rrtum In m id-August. Th e tram w ill play In the Delphine Cup In Finland 1200 trams from all over the world) and one or two other contrtrs In the past the team has played In England. Denmark. Sweden. Estonia. Rusaia. Belgium and France and Is this year talking to Poland The cost is approximately *2.000 and In­ cludes transportation, uniforms, warm ups, travel bags and food allowance while traveling For more Information (the team Is looking for coaches to go on the trip loo), call Ken Patrick at 328 2092 (office) or 333 2070 (home) W om en’s fastpitch softball LAKE MARY - The City o f Lake Mary. Department of Parks and Recreation will be starting an Adult W om en's Fastpltch Softball League this summer. The league will play on Monday night's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. 550 Rantoul Lane. Any Interested teams, players, coaches or moved to third on a wild pitch before scoring on a grounder by Barry Porter. Mike Robinson was then hit by a pitch and Freddie Hawkins walked. Robinson scored the Inning's third run when Justin Erickson reached on an error and Hawkins scored the final run of the frame on a single by Jobl Gorman' The Yankees got a run back In Ihe bottom of the first Inning with a little help from the Pirates. With two out and no one on base. Nathaniel Cline singled and went all the way to third as the ball was thrown away. Cline then strolled home on a double by Levi Raines Jr. But that unearned run did not bother the Pirates as they came right back with three runs In the top o f the second inning. Danny Coulter walked and advanced to second on a single by Daniels. Daniels was forced at second by Watson, but Brown singled to score Coulter and Watson and Brown advanced to second and third on a throw to the plate. Porter followed with a two-run single and the score was 7-1. The Yankees tried to edge back Into the game with single runs in the second and third innings. Ricky Kitchens led off the second inning with a walk and moved to second on an error and scored one out later on a single by Justin Cooper. The Yankees' third inning run came plateward without the benefit of a hit as Aaron Knight led with a walk and came around to score on a pair of wild pitches and a throwing error. But that was as close as the Yankees would get. The Pirates scored the game's final run in the fifth Inning as Robinson walked and stole second. He moved over to third base on a grounder by Hawkins am) scored on a ground out by Erickson. Doing the damage for the Sports Image Pirates Daytona Cubs to host a night for Sanford Youth Baseball Spaolal to tho Harold SANFORD — This Saturday night. June 28. the Daytona Beach Cubs will play the Kissimmee Cobras In a Florida Slate League double-header at Jackie Robinson Ballpark In Daytona Beach. This will be a special night as It will be Jackie Robtnson/Sanford Youth baseball Night. Between games Jackie Robinson will be honored on the 50th anniversary of his major league debut, as well as various youth all-star teams from Sanford being introduced to the fans. The event will not only be a night o f recogni­ tion. but a fundraiser as well: two dollars from every ticket will go to the Negro League Baseball Retirement Fund, and another two dollars from every ticket will go directly to the Sanford Youth Baseball program sponsored by the City. Corporations and individuals In the Sanford area are being asked to help by purchasing a block o f tickets to either use themselves or can be donated to the Sanford Recreation Department to send the youth players to Daytona to enjoy a professional game. Tickets are *4 each and can be purchased at the Sanford Downtown Recre­ ation Center (330-5697) In the Lower Level of Sanford City Hall on North Park Avenue. The SRD will also have a couple o f buses available to transport the players who do not have another way to reach the doubleheader. Call the Recreation Department for more Information and time o f departure. Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSifKO DEPT. Plain till. Legal Notices Legal Notices m rax ciaeurr ootiar, B I4 H T E 8 B T M JUDfOULL FEO ER AL BANK. FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK is Plaintiff and MICHAEL S BLAHER. a single man. and WEKIVA RESERVE HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION INC . successor by merger to S TO C K B R IO G E M ASTER HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION INC . are defendants I will seff to die highest and best bidder tor cash al Ihe Weal Irani door ol the Semmole County Courthouse. 19t North Park Avenue Sanford. Fiend* at 11 00 o'clock a m on the IS R day ol July. 1997 the following described property as sal forth in said Order or Fetal Judgment to-wit LO T 209 WEKIVA RESERVES U N IT FO UR A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 42 PAGES 21 AND 22 PUBLIC R ECOROS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA In accordance with the Americana with Disabilities A c t persona with disabilities nesti­ n g a special accommodation lo participate in this proceeding should contact Ihe Clerk o l the Circuit Court al (407) 121-4110 DATED al Sanlord. Florida, on June 12th. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk SMITH k HIATT. P A Attorneys lor Plaintiff 2991 East Oakland Park Boulevard. Suita 101 Fort Lauderdale FL 11104 Publish June IS. 2S. 1997 DEF-202 cia e u rr. m o b o sea 9EMIROLE e o u a rv . Flo a t DA cast ao. rr-ai-CA-(«-w ATLANTIC MORTQAGE t INVESTM ENT CORPORATION Plaintiff. vs JOHN ARNOLD MURPHY at a t. Dafandant(i) R O TtC S OP S ALS No be a is hereby grvse that, pursuant to a Summary Judgment of Forsctosurs. I anil salt I ha tallowing described property located in Sammota County, f lorIda Lot 1. Stock l . 8U NLAN0 ESTATES according to the plat thereof as recorded m Plat Book I t . pages IS through 22. of Ihe public records of Seminole County. Florida al public sale, to the highest ladder lor cash, at Ihe West Irani door o l the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. I t 00 a m on July tSlti. IM F Notice Americana With Disabilities Act ol 1SS0. Administrative Order No 84-20 Parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator al 101 North Park Avenue. Suite N >01. Sanlord. Florida 12771 at least five days prior |o the proceeding Telephone (407) 121-4110 Eat 4227. t -900*955.9 7 71 (TD D users only) W ITNESS my hand and Seal ol ■Ms Court on Juno It lh . 1897 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLER K. C IR C U IT C O U R T By Dorothy W. Button Deputy Clerk Donald L Smith. Csquiro Attorney lor Plaintiff 500 North Ocean Slreel Jacksonville. FL 12202 Telephone 904/154-1*45 Publish Junsr IS . 29. 1997 DEF-201 IN TH S C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S IM IN 0 L 1 C O U N TY , FLO R IO A . C IV IL DIVISIO N C A S S NO . S S -S IS f -C A -1 4 -W GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK FEOERAL SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, vs M ICHAEL 8 BLAHER. a single man. and WEKIVA RESERVE HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . successor by merger to 3TO C K8R ID O E MASTER HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . Defendants N O TIC B OF S ALS P U R S U A N T T O C H A P T IR 4S NO TIC E IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated June 11th. 1997. and anlarad In Case No 9 4 -2 I1 I-C A -I4 -W ol Ihe Circuit Court o l Ihe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein G LEN O ALE IN TH S C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M AN D FON SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FL C A S E NO: 9 7 -IS S 9 -D N -9 E -W IN RE The Marriage ol ROBERT H PEPRY Petitioner ANO MARY KATHERINE EARLY Respondent N O TIC E OF A C TIO N D IS S O LU TIO N OF M ARRIAQE TO MARY KATHERINE EARLY A00R E 3S UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED chat an action lor dissolution of marnego hat bean Mod againal you and you are required lo aarvo a copy of your written dalanaaa, if any. lo it on Robort H Parry. Palilionor. whoea addreee it S I4 W 2 ith S I . Sanlord. FL on or boloro JULY I Oth, 1997. and Mo tho original with tho clork ol line court be fora aervico on Petition#! or immodialaly Ihereotlof II you tail lo do ao. a default will be anlarad againal you lor Iho rebel demanded in the pell I ion W ITNESS my hend and the teal ol thie court on MAY. 10th. 1997 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C O UR T BY Nancy R Winter Oeputy Clerk Publish June 4. I t . IS. 2S. 1997 0EF-4S PRIVATE PARTY RATtS t M A .M -M a r .il 7 I I M E I — to Dr e e . .... ........M B B llA B 3 l E A l l l l t l l l tkBBE...... ...... 81 -ie b Ha s 1 * 0 9 .............................. Da M I 9TB PBf iBBBS. *EE• i t o l l l M B ’ 3 Ub * I MONDAY Mra HMMY CLOUD SATURDAY 4 WNOAY DAVID R BARBER, al a l . ty ki Seminole County. Florida LO T I T . TWIN RIVERS. SEC­ TION VII. ACCO R DING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECOROED IN FLA T BOOK 41. PAGES I TH R O U G H 4, INCLUSIVE. OF TH E P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TO G E TH E R with aX the easements rights, .-opurtenences. rants, royalties, nwnerel. oil end gee rights and prof­ its. wafer, water rtghts and water stack, and all futures now or thereafter a party of Via property. Including replacelor sale lo I ha highest bidder for cash on the I Ith day at July. 1S97. al 11 BOa m . al the Waal Front door al I ha le m m ele County Courth ouse. SOI North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida S2T71. pursuant la Iho Final Judgment ol Faroe Insure entered m due action on June nm. I SET. MARYANNE M O R E ! CLERN OF THE C O U R T Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk Clifford B Sheperd III. (squire Sheperd t Fribum F A 221 N E fvenhao Boufovord Ewte 201 Orlando Florida 12804 NOW ACCEPTING FUN, LOVB9Q, SAFI education­ al care tor your cfkkt 1 yr I over MRS penang 128-4791 MARTA-* DAYCAMi BMVt tool Prg-Scheel LAKE MARY. 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CENEAJU OF F O R IC L O E U M BALE NOTICE IE H IR IC Y GIVEN pursuant to a Summery I n e l Judgment el foreclosure deled June 11Ih 199f entered m Crvd Case No 97-044S-CA-I4 W of Iho Circuit Court o ' the ISTH Judicial Circuit m end U r 94M i■ NOLI County 1A N FO R 0 , Flonda I w i« sea le the highest and beet bidder tor cash at the W IS T FR O N T DOOR at the SEMI NO L i County Ceurthouee located at 101 N PAR* AVIN US m SANFORO Flonda al I t 00 o'clock a m on tho tIth dey of July 1997 the following described property as set forth m said Summary Final Judgment u -w it LO T 1 ANO T H I SO UTH 172 OF V A C ATIO W IS T SIXTH S T R U T BLOCK I TIER S I R TR AFF0 R 0 1 MAP OF THE TO W N OF SANFORO A C C O A D IN Q TO THE FLA T THCR SO F AS R EC O R O f0 IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGES SS THROUGH 44 OF THS P U B LIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLK CO U N TY FLORIOA Dated Hue 12th dey of Juno. 1897 ICIACUIT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of Iho Citcuil Court By Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN P A 4400 SHEAlOAN STR EET ■ TE 400 HOLLYWOOO. F I 11021 (9S4) 991-0400 97-tOSSt(FNW) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AM ERICANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES ACT. persona with di**foldie# needing a special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T A DM INISTR ATION at the SEM INOLE County Courthouse el 407-121-4110 EXT 4227. t-S O O -m -1 7 7 1 (TO O ) ot 1 *00 955 4770 via Florida Relay Service Publish June IS. 25 1997 DCF-204 E C T1 D A SB TT1R JO B FOR YOU* A M CeP Neves a Toot Legal Notices m TNB CMdUfT OOMRT OF TNB I4TH JUOSCIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR A A S EM IN O LE C O U N TY IB B . t l f M 4 A 1 4 F a a c a p i t a *, m g r t o a o * S t RVIC I S Inc k V a Pi ami iff ALFO NSO M OLINA and MOLINA al P I . Defendants N O TIC E OF FORECLOSURE SALE No he a w hereby gnren N et pursuant to the* Final Judgment of Feroefosuro doled June 11in 1947 and entered m anrd ceee number 97-499 C A el Ihe C w sw t Court of tho I ith Judicial Circuit m and tor Eonunwlo County Florida wherein G l CAPITAL M O R T­ GAGE SERVICES INC F/K/A TRAVELERS m o r t g a g e s i r VICES INC . I t Plaintiff and A LFO N SO M OLINA. MARIA LAURA MOLINA VERNON L IE G ER TR U D E LEE ALAFATA W 0009 HOM EOW NER S ASSOCIATION INC SSMINOLS COUNTY. A POLITICAL S UB D I­ VISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. is/are Oefendenkel I will sett to Hie highest and best biddei ter cash si the west front doer et the tem m ele County Courthouse m Sanford Semmole County Florida et 11 09 A M on the t 7rh day ot July. 19S7, tho following deecnbwd propeity aa sot forth m said Final Judgment hi wit LO T 24 ALAFAYA W 0 0 0 S PHASE XXI A. ACCORDING TO THS MAP ON PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14 PAGES 41 THROUGH 41 IN TH E P U B LIC R ECOROS OF SSMINOLS C O U N TY FLORIDA NO TE P UR SUANT TO THS FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE ADV1IE0 THAT THIS LAW FIRM 15 0 E E M E 0 TO BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R ATTEM PTINO TO C O L L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE U S E 0 FOR THAT PURPOSE O ile d the tlth day ol JUNE. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk C O O IIIS E STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 490 Tampa, Flonda 11907 Telephone ( t i l ) 177-9009 CAS 197-00670 Publish June t l . 25. 1S97 DCF-21 S C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R b y L u is C a m p o s m e n u , C d w cryfaogranw are creeled kwn g slainns hr famous peepw par! a d petard Each wow n r e c«hsr Hands tar anodwr ruder > caw J roue* 0 I S Q H U A U S S C K , ' — LABOR READY BSE C*0 325-42*4 I0 W A A 0 L CHAPLIN S AN O AIA CHAPLIN ORANGE CO UN TY MOUSING FlN AN CI AUTHO R ITY JOHN DO* ANO JANE DO* AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANTISI H4LPPvroero»el4l»4BBB Legal Notices M TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB BfBNTSBBTN ju o ic l a l etaevrr • S M N S O tl OOWffTY. A C D U CT M EC HAM C Sheet meter S duct toad (a Quo Froe 1252B90 BBWTAMT 20 hronaeea |4 300>ee> tac lensnw f « prof m w w e MB* I O f Fes 330 K it cat * ao eF-eae-BA f* w AvCO Fin a n cia l t IR V K t t 04 FLORIOA INC J ^ Ptemliff In M ty 4011 ( H i B 8 C P U I O R U P U VK Ftoiere 134 *437 F r o n t D * * k C lo ck * R a lia t A u d it Apply in parson Days Inn. Sanford Defendant* R O TIC B 04 F 0 A 8 C L 0 9 V R 4 B A L I 04 R IA L P R O P ER TY to Al b e r t l m it c m e l l . PATRICIA F M ITC H ELL THE MOUtINO AUTHO R ITY 04 T h | CITY 04 9ANFORO FLORIOA UNKNOW N TENANT NO t. UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2 and an ethers when* if may eencem YOU ARE HEREBY NO TIF i EO ■hat al It 00 AM on me 17th dey ol July 1997 on tho West front atepa ol tho tem m olo County Couruhouao M l North Park Avenue Sentord Fionde Mery an n « Morse Clerk ef the Circuit end County Cowrie ol tenunole County H ond a w-K sell lo tho highest and best fod­ der the following described rest property Lot 27. Unit One Gordon Lata Ealatee according to the Plot thereof ea recorded m Piet Boo* i t Pages 14 and I t Public Records of tenunole County. F lo rds This sale will bo mode pur­ suant to Ihe Summery Judgment of Foreclosure entered June t lt h 1*97 by the Honorable Leonard Y Wood. Circuit Court Judge MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts By Ruth King Oeputy Clerk Stephen H J mleon Esquire PO Boa 491959 Leas burg. FL 24749-1*59 Publish June t*. 2*. 1*97 DCF-219 AUT0990TTV1 0 B TA A 1 NS ftw j fcXYWto# I fapn S-^toc • > ' » * » ( B a r te n d e r s WORK AT BLflY AIRPORT Jo rry s Catoctr* 323-0345 Cabinet Makar Cashiera/Counter Person Work m Busy Airport Wg arg hiring Friendly A Courteou« People CompetRfve Wages J o r r y s Caterers 3234)345 C LIN IC A L Answer phone* Me computer 4*P hepfol 16 004* 124 1777 H O TEL O P P O R T U N fT IE S . A tweuSfvi A etekmg r*sei i> filed near UCF • feting to> Yw toAowmg positions Cooks Benendsrs Cockle* Server*. nance* Technrcien Apply vt person to Hones y km Bated. Orlando Ieel UCF 1212* tegn Tech Ave Ortsndo EOC DRUG FREE W ORKPLACE SERVICE AGENTS Part Time • Flexible Schedules $6.00 Per Hour. Apply In Person. Monday through Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at: DOLLAR R E N T R U P U d /LP A A N LAM Uk Ornate corn pU ALB4AT L M lt C N lL l PATRICIA F M ltC M flL the MOueiNO AUTHO R ITY 0 4 THE C i t y 04 9ANFORO FLORIOA UNKNOWN TENANT NO t end LWKNCWN TENANT NO 2 Y P U T U P H H M S . I R U P U CM Mr FVke tor de WORK FROM HO M l*> coat kv 77 SINGLE 77 you an DeyRgF* hot** ordy 3254918 II you are • person with a Ora modehoo m order to participate w thro proceeding you are omi­ tted. at "a coal to you. to the prov-eion of corum aeeietancs Tie rs# contact Mary cane Morse Clerk el the Ewwuwata County Court, al SOI North Park Avenue Sanford Florida SS771 at 497-S 2S -42M s a f e si an 4227. within two working days ef your receipt at due Nance if you are hearing er voice ■mpewed call 1.909-848-4771 Pubheh June IS. 21 1947 O IF 207 124- Ovorae BU. Bankruptcy |75, Adoption ITS, Name Change 155 Etc (407) 1220547 >4 hr* SSeBwORBttoad INo M Isaacm ain for fastest retuts Copy n a l h a . PLAINTIFF were Tu g Daniels (two singles, one nin scored). Ben Welgert (one double). Andy Brown (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Barry Porter (one single, three RBI) and Justin Erickson and Jobl Gorman (one single and one RBI eachl Also contributing were Joe Watson (two runs scored, one RBI). Mike Robinson (two runs scored) »n d Freddie Hawkins and Danny Coulter (one run scored each). Providing Ihe offense for the Yankees were Levi Raines Jr. (one double, one RBI). Nathaniel Cline (one single, one run scored). Justin Cooper (one single, one RBI). Jason Scull (one single) and Aaron Knight and Ricky Kitchens (one run scored each). DAY A t o n mg. not rsies Emnlend ( HOURS JU AlCO fC TtO M OfYICtON C A S E NO'.f 7 -9 4 4 S -C A -14-07 FIAST NATiONW tOi MOAT GAOS CORPORATION Seniors------------------C o n tin ue d from Page IB CLASSIFIED ADS IN TN B C O U N T Y D O U B T OF T N B B ia N T B B N T N JU D IC IA L C IR O U rr, IN ANO FO B S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A C A I I N O .i S T -9 T S 4 -0 0 -E B -0 TWIN RIVERS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC . 4 Florida N O T IC E O F BALB NOTICE IB H EREBY OIVEN that the undersigned wdt offer College Tennis 27— Nur**ry A Child Care VK A CAR A M S U 0 , T V F R Q V S F , * — AT THE B S C U P K M S . Sanford Airport R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N -C A U L IF L O W E R : cabbage with jilege educAtiof >.* — Mark Twain 2 Red Cleveland Blvd. • Sanford, FL 32773 B P V B S ILO VERLEAF: our national flower ’ — Lee Metcalf. 1991 by NEA. Inc *9 DeAm RoXAClf a I SiTvAeOrjg Fit* Wokpuce •EOE. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 25. 1997 - 3B 71— ttelp Wanted 71— Htlp Wanted 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d K I T ’ N* C A R L Y L E ® b y U r r y W rlR h t 99— A p a r t m e n t s - ci DRIVERS AVON EARN TO M % COMM Flai Mrs. Sandh M1-11S3 kid. 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O n navi tipandsd oRca ai Lake Mary has openmg* tar en­ ergetic proieeeonta eeeking an •icekent caraar n a Ngh-proMa. ipaciout Mmoaphare E* Cal: TRUOY MCVtR For a enrttoeneta tolarviavi 323-3200 COMPANK3N9 RAIDED Ure *1 or hourly TLC Home Comparv ana 323 1093_______________ COUNTER SALES Warehouwng tor oular tody can tuck parts Eq> requved Wary dvpandt on tiacl »«p Cal ITS 4930_______________________ have good orgerv/atnnta tta* soma clerical, and good annuls Oraal aarmng pnwnkta C a i m x a a ___________ a. We noad a denial •to a canng A has a a ou pa be art A earthed 4 rftddooy S t. Tuea. Wad A Thus an nwiueeone nxni be «> to dale (Sand pay tor iyj*M*4 person Sand ratuna to Band Bo* R PO Boa IMF. Santart. FI » m i«7 ALL- T ub W ’a P J .O 'J VlBM iViATH .... Grill Cook/Kit. Prep Competitive W ag­ es JERRY’S CATERERS 323-03*5 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A BeeutM and among hoMI a rwvig tor ae ' * ttohdey ton f * n w Cetane Dree EOE ORUOFREA parson to 0790 East ....T he ****** T* "* AudUCitC. 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FI 37777-1007________ M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA I 60RM 2410*10 2BORU 4470*40 ANO UP 323-8670 ROSELEA VK1AS fj li* I ® m OOCXWORKER Trakiea 20-010. Lead A Onload Truckal FCC AG CARRIERS, INC. 1 6 3 — W a t e rf ro n t P r o p e r t y F o r S a le 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S a le U n f u r n is h e d A P A R TM EN TS CAMP FOR 19 00 A NIGHT 'NaturM* Setting Quiet A SecludedI 153-716-0441 �4 * - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 25. 1997 B L O N D IE ' •m a t s SONS ON? b y C h ic Y o u n g WAIT MONEV, MOuOIT... BACK UP A SECONO IU STILL HKAOtNQ BEETLE BAILEY by Is it Alzheimer’s or dementia? tors and patients — ought to think DEAR DR. COTT: What Is the dif­ about. ference between senile dementia and . To my knowledge, there have been Alzheimer’s disease? * no definitive reports or studies in the MIOICINI DEAR READER: The term medicsl literature that address this “dementia’ refers to the progressive • proposal. We probably need some decline of mental functioning. research on the topic. Patients with the disorder exhibit forI'm sure that scientists in a large gethilnesa, confusion, poor PETER teaching hospital will eventually con and diminished cognitive ability. G O T T , M.D. elude that the enormous cost outThere are many causes of demen­ weighs the meager benefits. But if tia, including alcohol abuse, hypothy­ your life is saved, the cost to you is roidism, Parkinson's disease, vitamin trivial. Mort Walktr B it deficiency, stroke, and ' tine elimination? 1 Therefore, I'm keeping an open AJzheimer’a disease. Often, very old I don't have the answer. people experience an age-related However, I'd be willing to bet that mind about this revolutionary con­ (‘ senile") dementia, the cause of more and more people are going to cept For my patients who want a rou­ which is unknown but may be the con­ consider this option seriously. tine CT scan and are willing to pay for sequence of ‘ mini strokes." Medicare and health insurance won't it out of pocket 111probably acquiesce As a general rule, Alzheimer's dis­ pay for routine CT scans, but I think and order R ease strikes at an earlier age than that this issue Is worthy of public What do you. my readers, think? does senility, progress* debate. It's something we all — doc- Ask your doctors about it and is more profound. Identifying the cause of dementia 37 ACROSS can be a difficult task. For example. Alzheimer's patients frequently have 1 normal CT or MRI scans, whereas • --Day 40 senile patients show merely “cortical III 41 r a for Doroool atrophy* (brain shrinkage). 13 431 In my opinion, patients with dedin 14 ing mental ability should be examined I I Caron and tested by neuroiogtsU, especially of Ineerl (2 wde. if such patients have symptoms at a 10 S3 Mppod relatively early age — say. younger I I •Starts than to years Although there Is no •4 “ definitive test for Alzheimer's disease, 20 6n«!sr M Oak 4a — some forms of dementia are both pre­ 21 IS Mon profit TV ventable and curable. 17 Organa of DEAR DR GOTT A dose friend of 23 OWN mine just died of cancer of the pan­ 34 M M q creas Her doctor told me that there is 37 Study af really no way to diagnose this condi lion until it reaches an advanced 31 17 state Her cancer was eventually dis­ 33 covered with a CT scan 3 wSsSsm 33 Fi II atom 34 It occurred to me that a good pre 4 Certain 31 10 venlive health measure might be to obtain penodlc CT scans in. say, all It <*> people over U What do you think of M llw this proposal'* 21 too DEAR READER I used to think that H was an unnecessary waste of r “ r v r r r 37 money and resources Rut. I must ° % 13 vr~ admit. I've had second thoughts, since several uf my patients have ashed me 15 the same thing One even went so tar 11 . as to undergo the procedure and was quite relieved at the favorable, normal results (He paid for It himself i nnnm □□□□ nnnnrara rannnn nnnnnn rcmnnnn □nnnjn nnnn nnn rinnnn nnn □nnn nnnnri mnnnm nnnnnnn nmnnnnn nnnnra nnnnu nnnn nnn nmnnn nnn nnnm nnnmn nnnnnn nnmnnn nnnnn nnnnnn nnnn nnnn S llJ M P E M ^ ^ s a a a a g a You're correct that many cancers 'especially of the ovary and pancreas) are difficult to diagnose in their early stages Doesn't it then make sense to perform routine CT scans on healthy older adults every year or so’ Maybe CT scans ordinarily cost between laoa and ll^ao I'm told by my radMlo gist colleagues that the radiation rsposure is acceptable Given the potential benefits, why wouldn't a well heeled and perhaps well healed — consumer spend this amount for the purpose of detecting a curable roarer or other afflictmo 'such a* an sbdomt nal aortic aneurysm) as part of a rou e tss? h si a WIN A T BRIDGE dummy’s king However. West took the tost two tricks with the heart nine and club king one down There were two ways home As the play went, st trick II. declarer could have retained the lead with her heart By Phillip Aldrr queen She exits with a club to West's king, forcing him to concede the lost Yesterday I described how North's tnck to dummy's heart king This Is two heart contract was defeated <1 called a steppingslone play. (West have rotated the deal today to make could have avoided this ending by dis South the declarer ) Now let's look si carding his club king and keeping a the play in four spades lower club) West led the club see. East drop Alternatively, at tnck five, declarer ping the five to show an odd number could have overtaken the heart queen He switched to the diamond ace. East with dummy's lung Then, after draw playing the six as he had an even ing trumps, when the heart ace drops number West continued with another East's 10. declarer can finesse dum diamond, giving South. Barbara my's heart eight. Travis, a chance South cashed the Thu deal highlights the uteipedien spade ace. played the heart six to ry of using only count signals If East dummy's jack, and took four more can signal with an encouraging club rounds of trumps West threw his re­ 10 at trick one. it is easy for the de­ maining diamonds, the club four and fenders to take the first four tricks club jack Declarer cashed the heart ace and overtook the heart queen with CUtfbyNfAlnr The same, but different Vulnerable North Dealer West South West North 1e Pass Dbt * Dbt is 1* Pass 4 * For takeout South East Pass 2• All pass Opening lead: HOROSCOPE cfour ‘Birthday Thursday. Juno 20. 1907 In the year ahaad your popularity could avcend to some very high points, born socially and career-wise Thera art also indications ot another positive change regarthng a tavonte sport or hoOOy CA N CER (June 21-duty 23) Today COUd provide the opportune tone to discuss an important issue you've been wanting to talk about with your mala Ha or tha should be receptive and open-minded Know whara to look lor romance and you'll find it Tha A stro-O ra p h Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs ara romantically perfect lor you Mailing S3 75 to Matchmaker, c/o Dus newspa­ per. P O Bos 1756. Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y 101S6 LEO (July 23-A ug 22) Two close asso­ ciates might each beat you m a very spe­ cial. considerala mannar today, unbe­ R O B O TM AN * m T w n T K < w rr wept DUTY . b y J i m M e d d lc k A N N IE iS A WAY NO-OUT YOU I COXO /HARRY coup P t c i/ n e AM> btCOAl TO UNPER6 0 K ttn u o f-m e The TRIAL AbO 5WORP? BUFFER HO Pi5 HONOR- knownst to the behavior of tha other Lucky you. VIR G O (A ug. 23-Sept 32) Your |udg mam and communication skits ara two ot your strongest assets today You w4 be armed tor success m your social or com­ mercial dealings U B R A (Sept- 23-O ct 23) You may leet mefcned today to putter around the house a bit It you think ot it mora as a hobby than as work, the results could be very gratifying S C O R P IO (O c t . 2 4 -N o v . 22) Your charming, attractrve manner * 4 be very appealing to your collaagues today These attnbutea w4 make you a standout wherever you go S A G I T T A R I U S (N ov. 23 D e c 2 1 ) The concerns created by a material matter look kke they might be erased today in a way that could produce a happy ending lor you and your family CA P R ICO R N (Dec. 22-Jan. IS ) When presenting m front of an auckence today, make your points with a touch ol the­ atrics You w4 be more effective and bet- A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Feb. IS ) It looks lika tom a ihm g you ve bean wanting might soon be acquired Th e way in which it comas to you could be a trifle mysterious and surprising P IS C E S (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Someone tor whom you <kd a lavor recently may do a race deed lor you today without men­ tioning it It w4 be up to a mutual fnend to 14 you m A R IE S (M a rc h 2 1 -A p rll I S ) Wishful trunking is not a fnvotoua endeavor for you today, provided that your u p v in o m ara earnest Intense enpecutiona stimu­ late positive acton. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Conations will b# easiar for you today if you approach Ida philosophically Kaep in mind that whatever occurs can be used lor your ultimate good G EM IN I (M ay 21-June 20) Today you may accomplish somathing thal will till you with a great deal of pride, yet you might be secretive about its happening CIST7 by NEA. 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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>, June 25, 1996; <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/063b8dcdaae82d9811f21903429fe879.pdf 6bc0d2cd36aaf5e168b311833b5ef049 PDF Text Text TUESDAY Ju n e 2 4 ,1 9 9 7 50 Cents Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County 69th Year, No. 217 - Sanford, Florida Will new udity laws affect you? Reaching out for a better community By RUOO WMITO Herald Staff Writer TODAY This just In Get there early if you want to get a eeat. The Seminole County Board o f County C om ­ missioners (aces the possibility of a strong battle today as they tackle the question o f the adult entertainment ordinance In the county. Commissioner Daryl McLain vowed this morning that he would not stay past midnight tonight when the debate will probably still be taking place. Chairman Randy Morris said he would do what he could to keep the debate focused and moving along quickly. Meanwhile talk radio station 104.1 FM Is planning to transport a bus load of listeners to the commission meeting tonight and have those listeners address the board on the issue. The board meeting will begin at 7 pm . In the BCC chambers (which seats 195). 1101 W. First Street In Sanford. Aggravated assault S t a n le y lla a la c k e r . 26. o f A lta m o n te Springs, was arrested Monday morning at the Seminole County jail after he threatened Circuit Court Judge Ken 1.ester with numchucka. a martial arts weapon, according to sheriffs spokesman Ed McDonough. Haslackrr was appearing In court to be sentenced on an ag­ gravated battery conviction when he ap­ proached the podium and yelled that he was not going back lo prison and would kill himself before att#ont could stop him. Haslackrr was subsequently disarmed by correction# officers and no on* was hurt In the struggle. He Is being held under f 10.000 bond In the Seminole jail. Armed carjacking The Seminole County SherlfTs Office la In­ vestigating the armed carjacking of a Yellow taxicab that occurred Monday morning In Altam onte Springs. According lo s h e riffs spokesman Eld McDonough, the cab picked up (w o men In front of Club 436 at the Intersection o f Anchor Road and State Road 436. After telling the cab driver to turn on to Station Street, the suspects grabbed the driver and pointed a gun at him. They robbed the driver and pushed him out of the cab. He was not hun. The cab Is a 1994 white and orange Mercury Grand Marquis with Florida license tag NQYOSH. The suspects are black males. One Is 20 years old. 5 feet 8 Inches. 150 pounds, with short balck hair, the other Is 25 years old. 6 feet. 210 pounds with black hair. Seminole chaplain la tops Chaplain Charles B. PltrofT has been named Good News Jail and Prison Ministry's Chaplain o f the Year. PltrofT currently serves as the Senior Chaplain at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In Sanford. He has been there since 1992. The chaplain was presented with the award from the ministry at their annual conference recently. He was also honored with the award In 1987 and Is the first multiple winner or the honor. Good News Jail and Prison Ministry Is the largest supplier of privately-funded chaplains In the United States. James Taylor live Smooth Jazz 103.1 WLOQ In Winter Park will present a live concert and simulcast of James Taylor from Sony Studios In New York. Wednesday from 9 lo 11 p.m. The performance will be shown on A&E with 103.1 providing the sound. From Stall Report* INDEX Classified*...............4B C om ics..................... SB Crossword seeeoeeesseee OB Dear Abby OB Deaths.......................5A Or. Qott.....................OB editorial....................4A f I like the dreams of the future better than the history of tho - Thomas Jefferson Rosa Davit and Kavln Htran work togathar on an outdoor natural tculptura. part of tha BRO Program f hority. Story Paga 2A. Sanford Housing Au- For the vast majority of people who have n ever patronized any adult entertainm ent establishment or sexually-oriented businesses, the Board of Seminole County Commissioners has only one choice to make today • close 'em down. Tonight. Is derision time for the board as It votes on a slale of controversial regulations on public nudity, adult entertainment, zoning and alcohol. Ilow lough can the commissioners get without bringing on more lawsuits from those who say the regulations are unconstitutional? "A s lough as we ran be," say* Commissioner Grant Maloy. who said today he Is prepared to concede nothing to (hose he believes threaten the good order, public health, safety, welfare and morals of the county. Maloy said he Is against "grandfathering" any o f the existing adult-entertainment businesses, choosing Instead to make them relocate or cease to operate. " I don't warn to weaken the ordlC Baa C ounty. Paga SA Putting pride back in the neighborhood By S T S V IB A R N K S Herald Staff Writer Children stooped to pick up gum wrappers and soda cans In the heat o f the blistering midday sun Women raked traah from vacant lota and men hauled big items like Urea to dumpatrra along the way Several trustees from the John E. fo lk Correctional Facility joined In the effort. In all. dozens participated tn a cleanup along 43lh Street tn San­ ford on Saturday morning. The cleanup, which began at the West Sanford Hoys and Girls Club on Persimmon Avenue, meandered along 13th Street to Lake Avenue. The endeavor was the m anifesta­ tion o f the Ideals set forth Ui a proclamation signed by Mayor Larry Dale designating June ns Community Pride Month In District 2. Community Pride Month was conceived by Commlsloncr Velma Williams, who represents that dis­ trict. and her constituents as a way of showing pride In the local com ­ munity and beautifying neighbor­ hoods within the district. The proclamation emphasized the need for the community to C S «a P rid e. P sge SA C oncam ad residants pitch In lo clean up 13th Street Saturday. School head is loyal to Seminole Pow!!! Batgirl drops in By MARY R O W ILL Herald Correspondent By V IC KI DeSORMIER Herald Senior S ta ff W riter Supt. Paul Hagerty did not for­ mally apply for the position of su­ perintendent o f schools In Hills­ borough County. Though Joanne DcIRosal. a sec­ retary to Hillsborough's superin­ tendent Earl Lcnnard said she re­ membered hearing Hagerty's name during the superintendent search she could not confirm this morning that he had formally applied for the Job when It was open last year March through July. *1 don't have any application on file for him.* she said. *l've heard his name, but there's no paper­ work and his name Isn't on the master list from that search.’ Hagerty denies emphatically that he ever even considered applying for the position. *1 have not applied for, nor ex­ pressed Interest tn any other Job since coming to Seminole County.* Hagerty said. Hagerty's three year rolling con­ tract Is up far annual renewal at this evening’s school board m eet­ ing. He and board Chairman Sandy See Hagerty, Page SA HwaM «*•*• by M«ry S o tm S Batglrl Yvonne Craig LAKE MARY • She was ahead her time. She was smart, she was capable and she rode a motorcycle. She was the original Halglrl from the 60* television series. Y von n e C raig. A licia Sllvcrstonc’s predecessor and the first Batglrl. came lo Lake on Saturday. Craig came to her fans and to sign autographs. She and Adam West, the original Batmun. arc part o f a Nabisco tour. There was a pretty even mix of children and middle aged men at the signing. One man said, " I f the m otorcycle d id n 't com e across at the beginning of the show, signifying Batgtrl's part In It. I didn't watch It!" Another man said. ''Batglrl helped me make It through puberty." The children attending Just thought It ‘really cool” to meet Batglrl. o f them know her from reruns on cable. Craig took Ume to talk to e a c h p e r s o n g e t t i n g an a u t o g r a p h . W h a t d id sh e rem em ber most about being Batglrl? "Getting up every day C!6ce B atglrl, Page 5A S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �2A - Sanford Herald Sanford Florida Tuesday June 24. 1997 Are you ready for a spaced out day? Woman fights for her rental business Today Is # # # i city officials said, "at the I Ith hour.' Delano battled voriforously with commissioners who were trying to make sure she was following the requisite steps to get hrr occupational license reinstated Dy VICKI DcSORMIER Herald Senior S taff W rite r She says she's just trying to run a business, to keep a 60plus year tradition of housing opportunity alive in Sanford City officials say Ihevcl like to help, hut she has failed to uphold her end of the liar gain VICKI DeSORMIER Staff Writer It could he n strange day t o ­ day. Aren't they all? This ts the 50th anniversary of the first reported sighting of a UFO. According to the offlcl.il reports, the first sighting of a UFO (Unidentified Flying OhJect) was on this dale In 1947 The UFO was spotted over Ml. Raider. Wash, by Kenneth A r­ nold of Boise. Idaho. II wasn't clear from the in­ formation I have If the flying saucer contained little green men or other outer spare crea­ tures. Regardless of who was aboard, however. Mr Arnold A mix up with the ap p lica ­ tion process had Delano standing helpless before the board when they asked to see documentation of her re­ pairs and reapplicatlon process Clarice Delanos license to operate a three unit apart­ ment house was revoked by the state six months ago be­ cause there were reports she was using the house at 801 Magnolia Ave as a rooming house, something she was not licensed to do by the state as required by law fo r reasons the com m is­ sion was unable to deter­ mine. the application proc­ ess broke down when she carried the Information from •Jay Marder. director of plan­ ning and development, to lis le inspector Gary Wynn's office State inspectors claimed 10 to 12 people were living in each unit and they were us­ ing five-gallon buckets as toilets Reports of r.it and cockroach infestations were also considered when the li cense was revoked The city fire Inspector also rltrd hrr for a variety of vio ­ lations. Including faulty screcns and Impassable win dows On Monday night. Delano petitioned the Sanford City Commission to allow her to reopen her triplex, two units of which she has been rent­ ing out to her son and an­ other family member since she was shut down Violations were corrected reported the object to authori­ ties anil has since been Joined by thousands of otlicrs who have seen saucers. sJilps and visitors frm f.u away plares traveling in a variety ol rr.dl Another source of strange­ ness Is being relehr.lied today This Is National Columnist's Day. Newspaper columnists from around the glohr who bring Joy, laughter and thoughtprovoking Ideas to readers every day deserve to he rrlr braird by their readers at least once a year. The celebration Is held annu­ ally on the fourth Tuesday In June. Cards and letters of rncoragrmrnt and thanks would always he appreciated by those whu toll a( the wont processor to create the columns you rnJoy. A part of hrr-story (as o p ­ posed to history I Is being rrlr braird today as well This is the 350th anniversary of Margaret Brent's demand for a poliilr.il voire Brent made her claim as America's first feminist by de­ manding a voire and vote (or herself In (lie Maryland Colo nlal Assembly on this date In 1647. She had come to this country In 1638 nnd was the llrsl woman to own property In Maryland At the time she made her de­ mands. she was serving as the secretary to tinv Leonard Cal vert She was ejected from the meetings, hut when Calvert died, she became his rxrrutor and became acting governor, presiding over the <irnrr.il As semhly It was many yrars helorr women began to see any sent blam e of |mwrr III polltlral or personal arenas, but it was hr cause of women like lim it that any changes were made St John the Baptist is bring feted worldwide today In Macau, they are rrlebrat log their defeat of the Duti h forc es In the Invasion of 1622 The people ol Macau <t*|* hr.itr their freedom and lb. birth of their patron s.mu (John the llapllstl on this s|» rial day Tills is also the birth anni vrrsarv of Henry Want llercher. the famous Amrrlr.ni orator and clergyman who u . horn on tills date in IHI3 Beecher s dying words sm op the frrllngs of many of as fie said. 'Now comes Hi. mystery ' Few crlrhs are blowing out the randies today Among those who are are ... tor I'rtrr Weller who Is 50 .< tress Mil belle Lee who |s r former sport si aster and form. Miss Am rrlia Phillis ('.m il. who is 48 and mnsii lan M Fleetwood who is 55 Marder told the com m is­ sioners that he remembers the specific application Representatives of the community development o f­ fice have no such recollec­ tion No one is quite sure where the breakdown occured. 'Thank goodness that man Is honest.' Delano said, pointing at Marder. 'or I'd be up here looking like an Idiot * Mayor Larry Dale assured hrr that no one wanted her to look like an Idiot and they were merely trying to find where the communications breakdown occured i. Tell us your story The Stinford H enld welcomes news about you. your family, friends and neighbors. But. we need vour help bv submitting Information to us Requests lor photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our office. 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, ir desired, these may be accompanied by a black and w hite or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday-before the publication date Weddings more than three months old will lx- published In announcement form without a photo. Our address^ The Sanford Herald. I’ .O. Box 1667 or 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone; 322-2611. Fax 323-9406 i d ! 1zi ’ LOCAL FORECAST Daytona Beach: Waves are 3 to -1 feet and choppy. Currenl Is running to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and scmlchoppy Current Is running lo the south with a water temperature of 78 degrees. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI Florida 24 hour lem|rt*r.ilurr» and rainfall at 8 a m today: City Lo Rain IU Apalachicola 83 G8 00 Daytona Beach 81 72 If Ft Lauderdale 85 75 05 Fort Myers 81 70 .01 79 63 Gainesville 01 Jot k%om1Ilr 83 73 01 Key West 83 73 19 Miami 77 <X) 81 Penvx oli 84 68 00 Sarasota 90 69 01 I.tlLih.iwr 81) 63 03 Tampa 85 72 06 W h.ilni Hcacti HI 74 02 STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford Monday was 92 de­ grees and the overnight low was 69 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural] Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.in. Tuesday totalled 0 inches •Sunrise 6 27 p rn •Sunset 8 23 p m S a n fu r d H e r a ld Tuesday. June 24. 199/ Vol 89 N o 217 I'uUik^tJ IwwJaf FntJa/ 4 n J S u n tjJf b f Th# Sanford M#r4l<J lf»< )G0 N T ff n c h A « r Sanford Fla 327/1 Periodical Pottage P«»d «t Sanford Florida and Addition#! m ailing offtc#» Po*tma%t#r S#nd add>#%% c h a n g «t to THE S A M O H O Mf M A ID H O U o i 1667 Sanford PL 32772-1667 S u D tc n p tio n Hat#t (Daily & Sunday) Horn# D#B«#ry Mail 3 Month* $19 SO $24 00 6 Month# $39 00 $4600 t Y#ar $78 00 $96CO Florida H #t<d #nl» m u tt pay 7N »a < n taa in addition to rat#« ab u«# Phon# (407) 322 2611 -- T ID E S | The Ultra Violet Index |UVI) rating for the Orlando area Is 10 The UVI levels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency lli.ilo *4 t •f w*i •» i ». Sijs.in WrtldrUr Jnhtti^v Irfwillli’rr D.iMj! 1 111 •1# oni Goans, (in the third row. lett to ngliil Kothv Andrews |<u • McKenzie. Bobby Cara Mitt bell li.ivis |..h i \ l u r le s s t i ■ % ford. Deborah Ri< bard and Kathv < ralilrre and im tin t row. left lo rightl Jimmy W'aile. Laurel Rih I^m s |..i i .i i . I p. Jimmy Shepard G.iry FusoiU f ord Powell M ok M> K»ndte. WTIIi.i Lassen II you know ol am inner lions . u iu i i a • • Marie Stine* iphrr BEACH CONDITIONS Today: Scattered Thunder­ storms. Illghs In the upper 80s. Tonight: Lows In the mid 60s. Wednesday: S cat­ tered Thunderstorms. Lows In the tnld 60s. Illghs In the low 90s. Thursday: Scattered Thunderstorms Lows In the mid 60s. Illghs in the mid 90s. Friday: Scattered Thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 60s Illghs in the mid 90s S.iturday: Scattered Thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 70s Illghs in the mid 90s. SUN INDEX V in t a g e v ie w These first grader# were In Mrs Ann Echols I'n'.i) 01 i lass Mrs Margaret K Reynolds was thrlr principal at I’lnr • rest Clemen tary School in Sanford The majority ol these students in tins photo graduated Irorn Seminole High School as pari ol the <lass of 1972 The students in the class were (in the trout row left to right) Robin Mattalr. Bee-Bee Michael. Katrtn.i Keeling. Robin Calhoun. Billy Joe Dyson and Sharon Wood. Im the second row left to right) Paul Evans. Karen Jones. Michael While. Angle Hill WEDNESDAY SOLUNAK TABLE: min.. 10 55 u.m.. 11:25 p.m.. nuj. 4:45 a.m.. 5:10 p in. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 12:40 a.m.. 1:12 p in.. Iowa: 7:04 a m.. 7:28 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: highs: 12:45 a.m.. 1:17 p.m., lows: 7 09 a m.. 7:33 p m.. Cocoa Beach: highs: 1:00 a.m . 1:32 p.m.. lows: 724 a.m.. 7:45 p.m. LOTTERY Here are the winning lu m ­ bers selected on Monday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 8-15-19-20-20 L otto (June 21) 5-11-29-31-43-46 They have art in this neighborhood group By STEVE BARNES Herald Staff Writer It s a sad fact that many children In low Income fami­ lies do not have access to art supplies or exposure to a rt­ ists who might help them discover their own artistic spirit. Within the confines of (he Sanford Housing Authority, however. volunteers are teaching the disadvantaged children bow to express (heir artistic yearnings. The volunteers are brought to the housing authority by BRO (Brethren Reaching Out), a Christian-based pro­ gram designed lo help Inner city youth build self esteem anil spiritual and moral val­ ues. BRO conducts weekly w ork­ shops In artistic expression outside the converted apart­ ment on 5th Street (bat has been their headquarters since their Inception two years ago. Currently, the BRO pro­ gram Is looking for a new home. Timothy Hudson, ex­ ecutive director of the San­ ford Housing Authority, has given them notice (bat they must evacuate the apartment offices by the middle of July. So far. they have not found a new home. BRO offers academic and Job skills training In addition (o (be artistic programs. In addition to the weekly art program. BRO has o r­ ganized an exchang. pro­ gram with the University of H «rik ) Photo by Slav# l # n « i C o r e y B r y a n t, 4, w as a m o n g th e y o u n g s te rs at th e B RO (B r e th r e n R e a c h in g O ut) p ro g ra m in th e S a n fo rd H o u s in g A u t h o r it y w h o w o rk ed on th e vis u a l a rts p r o je c t w ith U C F a rt in s tr u c t o r K e v in H aran and s tu d e n t a ssis ta n t J o d i D o s te r th is past w eek en d . Central Florida which brings In professional artists every month or two. This weekend, the partici­ pating children were treated lo the artistic talents of Kevin llarnn. an art profes­ sor at UCF anil bis student assistant Jodi Doster The (wo artists icgul.ul> volunteer their time at IIRO and at public schools in Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. Their work Is sponsored by PAVE (Partnership for Visual arts In Education), a program dedicated to bringing the vis­ ual arts to students In the community Saturday, the volunteers In­ structed the children In the fine art of pyramid building using natural materials found In the yard behind the BRO building. The resulting struc­ ture resembled the teepeestyle buildings children often construct when playing cow ­ boys and Indians Haran said ll was a sculp­ ture (hat children could view from hot li the inside and out Rose Davis, executive direc­ tor of BRO. said Ihr exercise In artistic expression, helped the children broaden their horizons as writ .is occupy­ ing thrlr spare time For more Information about programs offered by BRO. call Davis at 324-8090 / have my subscription to the Sanford Herald. Play 4 3-7-2-0 Cash 3 0-1-8 Purrrrr-fectU! For Local Sports • People • Health &. Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local News Cali Today For S u ilfo r tl H e r a ld Your Subscription 300 N. french Ave., Sanford • 322-261 i : I �r . Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Tuesday June 24 1997 w POLICE T ’ •r * *— a , '2 V. * 3 ' .. .. ^ Settlement in nuclear outage case ; Domestic violence charged Michael lllry. 40. of 393 Woldunn Clr.. Lake Mary, was arrested Friday by l-akr Mary f’ollre. Hley was charged wllti ballrry (domestic violence) and was arrested at bis residence. Report said Dial Hley bad been out drinking, then came home and started billing bis wife Drug charges Dawon/aa Alexander. 23. of 1324 Oleander Ave.. Sanford, was arrester! Thursday try Sanford Police. Alexander was charged with possession of crack cocaine with Intent to distribute, obstruction by disguised person and possession of crack cocaine Alexander was arrested at address listed above. Report said that Alexander used a fake name after tils arrest for the drugs Prom S ta ff Reports TALLAHASSEE--The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC| was presented with an agreement between Florida Power Corporation IFPCI. the Office o f Public Counsel anil .ill other parties who were part of the review of the Crystal River Nuclear Hull outage The agreement must be ap­ proved the PSC. and Chairman Julia Johnson granted the m o­ tion by the parties to expedite that process. PSC stafT Is working to present a recom ­ mendation to the Commission on June 26. d ir date the hear­ ing In this case was scheduled to begin. 'I think this Is a very positive sign that all of the parties have come to terms The PSC wilt continue to do Its part In expe- Incidents A TV sei worth S85 was stolen Tuesday from the 1400 block of S Locust A Craftsman 22* high whrrl mower and a Craftsman blower both worib 9360 were stolen from a residence In the 1600 him k of Sanford Ave A victim's purse was stolen Thursday In the 610 D im k o( Cypress Ave As part of a strong armed robliery. Ihe purse was valued at SUM) Kin Iroil Its and jewelry worth $2,580 were stolen Thursday in the 2500 D isk ol ItldgewoiMl Ave dltlng this process, which Is In the best Interest of all Involved, especially the consumers.” Johnson said. The settlement, tf approved by the PSC. mandates that FPC will Immediately cease Its collection of the increased furl adjustment charge associated with the Crystal River Unit, and will Issue a refund for (he charges already collected. In the form of a one-time credit on each customer's bill How­ ever. the agreement does stipulate that after the Crystal River Nuclear Unit Is returned to service. FPC will be allowed to collect approximately 833 8 million of the 8170 million In replacement fuel costs. This amount represents the costs attributable to_ replacement fuel for September. October and November. 1996. and will he collected over a 12-mouth period In addition, the parties' agreement requires that FPC's base rates he frozen at current levels for the next four years, unless FPC petitions the PSC for a rate increase FPC serves approximately 1.2 million customers In cen­ tral and northern Florida Je s u s said : “H e th at b e lie v e s in M e. tho u gh he w e re d ead , yet shall h e liv e ". Fin d rea lity , read Jo h n 8 .3 1 Gospel Truth Publications «*>kfxlinjil»«fura>mini , All Transmission Defects Are Not M^jor Problems — Threat leads to arrest Lrnory Denmark .17 of 1340 1-ake Dr Casselberry, was arrrsteil Saturday by Cassellierry Police Denmark was <barged with assault and resisting without violence and was arrested at Ins resident e RrfMirt said that Denmark threatened a neighbor and his son Consult a Specialist" J. DUI charged -• *•’ */ lwt,\ Harrell & Beverly Transmissions l.rrol Cillhert. 21 of 961 II Salt Pond I'l.u r Altamonte Sprmgs was arrested mi Friday try Altamonte Springs Police ( ulhert was r barged with D l'l and with refusing to sign citation He was arrested at the corner of S R 436 and Montgomery ltd ftr|>..rl said that Gilbert was him king an Intersei tion with his i ar and asleep m it Susan llenrv 42 of 471 W Franklin St Oviedo was arrested on Sunday by Seminole County deputies llenrv was ' barged with D l’l anil arrested at the corner ol S ir in and Marina Use l(e|Mirt said that Henry was driving 45 in a 65 mph /one She was also swerving In tier lane 209 W . 25th S t, Sanford 322-8415 30 Years../ Same Location ; mv- 4os« r7 ^ n s e Cocaine charge C jo / / a y e Open For Lunch & Afternoon Tea Mon - Sat it am to 3 pm l.gtieri Adgar 56 ol 1205 favlor St Oviedo was arrested Saturday hv Oviedo Polite Adgar was charged with possession ol i m .line and arrested at Stephen St Krixirt said that the suhslalii e was found on a |km krt knite belonging to Adgar / ea r7 ? o o / n 1301 Park A ve.. S a n fo rd (407) 323-9448 1 - Domestic violence charged l.dward t hantr 1/ ol 6 I'I Laurel Ave Sanford was a rre te d Sunday hv Sanloid I'trlli e r ham e was i barged with halterv I'l .niesth vmli n ir i .ind arrested at tils resilient e Import said tli it r haul e strut k his wile in the Ini e Ralph tie Irevllle 13 til 213 llutloriwiMitt Winter Springs was arrested Hinid.n liv Winter Springs Polite Ireville was i barged with domestic assault ami battery and arrested at tils resident e Report said tli.it trevillc got into a tight with bi.v a ifr Concealed pipe leads to arrest Mary Flovtlus 60 ol unknown residence, was arrested Friday tiv Sanford Polite Flovllus was charged wllti possession of drug paraphernalia and arrested at the corner of loth anti * vprrss We|M>rl said tli.it olllters noticed tier concealing a !••[«• in tier hand Drug paraphernalia found lofcn linker 12 of unknown resident r, was arrested Sunday hv Sanloid Polite linker was charged with possession ol drug paraphernalia and ntrestrd at the corner ol loth and Cypress i Mtii t rs noticed linker throwing away something before they npproni lied Robert While 12 ol 24 Castle Brewer Ct Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Snnlori! Police While was charged with possession ol drug paraphernalia and o|>rn conlalnrr ot alt ohol and arrested in the 1600 block of W 13th St Report said tli.it White was observed with the open container and. . when searched, olflcers (mind drug paraphernalia in Ins pm ket Retail theft charged Sara Srylrr. 23. of Leesburg, was arrested Saturday by Sanford Police Seyler was charged with retail thelt and arrested In the 300 him k of Towne Center Clr Report said tli.it she had concealed clothes In fitting room of store Drug search and arrest •foe Perry dr 40. of 500 Oak A ve. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford Police Perry was charged with possession of rrat k cocaine and arrested at the corner of 3rd SI and Oak Ave Rr|M>rt said lli.it the cocaine was found upon a search Cannabis found Austin Cannes. 21 of 1323 Rosecllffe C lr. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford Police Cannes was charged with battery (domestic violencrl and possession of cannabis under 20 grains. He was arrested at tils residence Report said that Cannes was lighting with tils girlfriend. Alter arrest, officers found cannabis on him Incidents Mechanical tools worth 84.250 were stolen Friday from the 7<X) block of Arro Ln An RCA camcorder and Jewelry worth SG40 were stolen Frid.ly from the MIX) block of W 25th St A red lawn mower was stolen Friday In the IOO block ot Sycamore Ct. and the mower was worth 8250. A Craftsman chainsaw and weed eater worth S200 were stolen Saturday from the 1600 block of Sanford Ave. A Craftsman circular saw mid a weed edger worth 8450 were stolen Saturday in the 800 block of Park Ave A victim's purse with contents valued over 83000 was stolen at gunpoint by two men In the 1900 block of Country Club Rd on Friday. An 89 maroon Ford Mustang, license plate number SAL-100. with two doors and a grey Interior, was stolen Sunday from the 3600 block o f S Orlando Dr A 72 dark blue Chevy Caprice two door, license plate number KXG-84U. was stolen from the 120 block of Garrison Dr on Sunday A microwave valued at 8100 was stolen Sunday In the 150 block of N Palmetto Ave A Bridgestone Men’s bicycle was stolen Sunday in the 100 block of Towne Center Clr The bike Is worth S500 A cell phone was taken off the lap of Its owner on 13th St. Saturday, ft Is worth 8200. Two AC pumps were stolen Friday In the 120 block of Tech Dr They were worth 81.500. Clothes with an undetermined value were stolen Friday In the 1700 block of W 13th St 3A h v m N w , b, i i » . Im M C o o l w a y to s p e n d the day ftnan SiDerstem ma»es a spiasn in Soldiers Creek, « here ne spends •• day learning about nature around trie Environmental Study Ce-Het on County Hoad 42/ near Winter Springs Florida exports to China From S taff Reports WASHINGTON. D C. The U S Chamber of Commerce this past week released an in­ dustry specific lntrrnatiuu.il trade report showing the total value of Florida s 1996 exports to China exceeded 8580 mil lion, ranking it 7th our of 54 states and territories that ex­ port to China Total U S ex­ ports to China fur 1996 -sir passed 8 1 19 billion Bruce Josten. Chamber senior vice president, said. 'Tins report dearly demon­ strates I tic* Import.nice ol China trade to Florida 'Workers In this state and across thr country have a huge stake In maintaining normal trade relations with China and making Its most favored nation |MFN| status permanent.' Josten added 'Thr annual deflate over China's trade status hurts American businesses ability to compete In thr world's fastest growing economy Further, the Chamber of Commerce strongly believes the best way to Improve China's behavior Is to Immerse it In ttie culture ol free enterprise ' Citing another recently re­ leased Chamber survey of small and mid-sized com pa­ nies. Josten said. ’ China Is a vibrant market for American companies of all sues anti these numbers reinforce that fact.” Congress Is set to consider China's MFN status this week The U S Chamber of C om ­ merce Is the world's largest business federation repre­ senting an underlying member­ ship of more than three million businesses and organizations of every size, sector, and re­ gion. Complimentary Dessert or Tea For Two With any 2 lujnch I'un h.isrs For you and Curst Good n/coupon only I________ _______. . . . ________________________ Age Has Its Advantages: FREE Checking For Those O ver 50. 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Pugh • Buslneea Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months ......... 819.50 6 Months............................ 839.00 1 Year................................ 878.00 Florida Residents must pay T% ' addition to rates ~*— ED ITO R IA L Kudos to commissioner Sanford's 13th Street has been, over the years, a historic part of the community and In more recent times, the subject of blight. The police QUAD Squad has targeted portions of the avenue plagued with drug deals, and a general malaise seemed to have settled over m uch o f the area. No m ore. T h an k s to the take-charge attitude of the District 2 commissioner. Dr. Velma Williams, a b ig dose o f pride was restored Saturday to som e o f the residents along 13th Street, and to us all. Community Pride Is Williams' brainchild, and Judging by the turnout of citizen s w illin g to pitch in and donate some tim e on a ve ry hot day. her idea is working. W illiam s k n ow s that government can't be all things to all people and she has en­ couraged people to take charge of their own surroundings and make a difference. Indeed, this m orning. 13th Street still radiates from Its sprucing up this past weekend. W e think there are en ough residents prqud of where they live to keep the momentum Williams Intltlated g oin g strong. . W illia m s hauled trash with her consti­ tuents. d eep en in g her commitment to restore a sense of pride in her District 2 neighbors. W e commend her for this positive, pro-active approach to government and community. I bet Jesus would enjoy a Disney visit You know. If Jesus were alive today. I bet he'd enjoy a day at Disney World. I bet he'd like to take a walk around the family-oriented theme park and see ail the happy, smiling, non-violent people enjoying one o f his creations. He'd see all kinds o f attractions based on Disney movies, all espousing the virtue o f good over evti. and probably enjoy posing for a pic­ ture with Mickey Mouse. Unfortunately, he wouldn't be Joined by a large portion o f Southern Baptists who seem to reel that Disney is trying to turn the world into Sodom and Oommorah. This isn't the drat time I've vented against the Insanity o f the Baptists stand against America s greatest family Institution. But now that the narrow and small-minded hypocrites have approved the Southern Baptist Conven­ tion's plan to boycott all Disney products. II la time to examine what their vote actually means. Does la make sense to boycott a company that produces more family-entertainment than any other business In the country because of Its so-called "gay friendly” policies? If "gay friendly* la the term they want to use to describe their boycott. let's consider that term. There Is nothing wrong wtth being'gny. Do people choose to be gay? The popular thinking is that It la a genetic difference, but being gay Isn't a crime. Would you rather have a so-called straight marriage o f domestic violence or a loving, m o­ nogamous couple who care for each other ami don't want to bother anyone? Don't the hypocrites, excuse me, boycott supporters, believe In love above all other principles? Isn't that what Jesus preached? Or would the hypocrites prefer that homo­ sexuals wander through life miserable, hiding their feelings and expressions of love. In the JEFF B K V tL IN IC K E Staff Writer name o f God? Being gay is not a crime and if they wont to celebrate at Disney during an unsanctloned event, what Is so bad about that? Disney also doesn't sponsor certain "Nights o f Joy* but Christians have chosen those nights to celebrate their faith? Would the hypocrites have preferred llial Disney officials call security and maybe even the National Guard to stand at the gate on "Gay Day" to prevent anyone -wearing a red shirt from entering the park? Apparently. And speaking of God. I hope he helps us if the boycott works even one bit. What's next. Will Naii-llke stormlroopers burst through my doors If I choose to watch Ellen, a show which took a sympathetic stance towards gays, because It Is owned by Disney? Will someone unplug my SportsCenfrr be­ cause It Is owned by ABC, a subsidiary of Dis­ ney? O f course America la too smart and too tol­ erant to pay attention to their boycott and I bet God la pretty happy about that As far as I can tell. God I* a pretty cool guy and I'm n big fan of his. I bet he'd see people celebrating (heir love JA C K ANDERSON LETTER C The Item In question Is a knife, j 'I Foxes in the hen house The appointees who will review Florida's Constitution this summer are known, and real people need not apply, as usual. 1 begged the governor and the legislative leaders to stop 'business as usual" politics and to appoint common-sense citizens to work for a commonsense constitutional update. I asked for only a minimum of the entrenched tntereata and a super-majority o f people like you: housewtves, teachers, workers, volunteers, clerks, and nurses. instead, we got Lawyers. Governor Chiles appointed 11 o f 15. Senator Jennings 2 o f 0. Speaker Webster 4 o f 9. and Chief Justice Kogan 4 o f 4: 2 1 o f 37. There are 50,000 lawyers In a Florida population of 15 million: a lawyer for every 300 people. But this committee haa nearly two lawyers for every person who needs the protection of our constitution from... lawyers. Lawyers make laws and then try to manipulate the same laws. Our consUtuUon Is. for the most part, made by citizens Uke you. via referenda, to atop these same lawyers. Foxes In die hen house? William Sheffield Sanford L e t y o u r v o ic e b e h e a rd Our readers are Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication, as well as Letters to the editor. Opinions ex­ pressed need not be those of the Hernid; we may or may not agree with you, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. Berry's World O IMIbyNEA, Inc. REMEMBERING THE GOOD OLD DAYS, WHEN Pr WAS “BODY COUNT.” for each other and be happy that they have chosen love over hate. I bet If hla son. Jesus, were walking through the mail, he'd probably stop in the Disney Store and Ignore the boy­ cott like all other loving Individ uola. And remember. Jesus healed the sick with­ out asking them their sexual preference. It's In the Dlble. Do you think he'd deny someone his healing hands because of Ihelr sexual preferences? Well, that seems to be what the hypocrites want. If a Disney employee has a gny com ­ panion. they say. (hat companion hns no right to medical coverage and can Just shrivel up. and die for all they care. And what about the children of Southern Baptists? Is it fair to deny them the opportu­ nity of visiting a Iheme park which la the dream o f children all over the world? For that matter, should elementary schools ail over the world remove pictures of Mickey Mouse from their walls? Should a first-grader sick, demented and un­ christian enough to walk Into the school cafe­ teria wtth a Minnie Mouse tunchbox be ex­ pelled from school for life Are those hypocritical parents teaching Ihelr kids a valuable lesson by not letting them see family movies such as The Lion King or Hercules like all o f their friends? Let's hope those hyporrltes are real happy, stewing In their Utile raves, revelling In Ihelr self-rightousncss. while (he rest o f America Uvea an accepting lifestyle, without unreason­ able phobias and haired As for me. I'm going to see Hercules next weekend and. God forbid. I sinned and went on Space Mountain at Disney Iwu weeks ago Wlnle I wus walling in line at Splash Moun­ tain. I started talking (o two small rhutren and their parents and none of them seemed to be turning Into demons for enjoying Disney And guess what else? I haven't changed into a pillar of salt American Indian knife comes from China M ORTON K O N D R AC K E Probers plagued by partisanship On the anniversaries of Watergate and the Iran-contra hearings, congressional Investiga­ tors probing the 1996 campaign scandals ought to look to the example of their predeces­ sors and stop turning their work Into a parti­ san debacle. House Republicans and Senate Democrats. In particular, are abandoning the tradition of conducting a bipartisan search for the truth and are putting party advantage ahead of the public Interest. Unlike Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawall. who appointed Republican Sen. Warren Rudman. N.H., to co-chalr the Iran-contra Investigation 10 years ago. chief House prober Dan Burton. R-Ind., is running a one-sided assault on the Clinton White House, cutting Democrats out of the decision-making process. And unlike former Sen. Howard Baker. RTenn., who Joined Democrats tn conscien­ tiously probing what Richard Nixon knew about Watergate. Senate Democrats now are acting like a defense team for the Democratic National Committee. Burton Is going beyond even the pattern of hla predecessor. ex-Rep. Bill Clingcr. In de­ manding personal control over the Issuance of subpoenas without Input from Democrats or a vote o f his Government Reform and Oversight Committee. So far, Burton has Issued 282 records sub­ poenas to Democratic organizations and Indi­ viduals and Just 10 to Republicans, not In­ cluding former Republican National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour. The House committee has received 320.000 pages o f documents from Democratic targets — wtth Burton complaining he's being stone­ walled — and Just 15 pages from Republican targets. Burton claims that he Is following the exam ­ ple that Rep. Lee Hamilton. D-Ind.. set as chairman of the House Iran-contra probe — granting the minority merely "consultation" status — but. In fact. Hamilton issued subpoe­ nas Jointly with then-ranking Republican Dick Cheney, Wyo. ______ Senate Demo­ crats now are acting like a defense team for the Demo­ cratic National Commlltee.jp Burton’s effort to unilaterally Issue subpoe­ nas for personal deposition by witnesses, a p ­ proved yesterday In a party-line vote of his committee, needs to be approved by the House Rules Committee and the full House. GOP leaders can step In to ensure the fairness of the inquiry. On the other side o f the Capitol. Sen. Fred Thompson. R-Tenn.. who was Baker's chief counsel In the 1973 Senate probe of Watergate, has bent over backward to conduct a biparti­ san probe - to the extent of fighting his own party leadership to ensure that GOP wrongdo­ ing would be part o f the scope o f the Investiga­ tion. What cooperation has he got from Demo­ crats on the senate governmental affairs com ­ mittee? Zero. When Roll Call reporter Ed Henry asked ranking Democrat John Glenn. Ohio, how Thompson’s Investigators could get Informa­ tion when key witnesses had either fled the country or were refusing to testify, Glenn re­ plied: "That's their problem.* According to Thompson, that was not Baker's attitude tn 1973. Republicans pressed the White House for Information, and It was a Republican lawyer. Don Sanders, who asked Nixon aide Alexander Butterfield the crucial question that led to the disclosure o f Nixon's tapes. □ See K ood ra ck e, Page 5A WASHINGTON - As captain of the 1904 U.S. Olympic Judo team. Ben Nlghthorsr Campbell bumped up against some tough characters. Now a Republican U.S. Senator from Colorado. Campbell ts bumping up against a quite different opponent: his own law. A member of ihe Northern Cheyenne tribe. Campbell was one of the prime architects of a 1990 law that requires all arts and crafts Items that are advertised as Indian or Native American to actually be made by American Indians. More than most legislation that moves through Congress, this was an Issue close to Campbell's heart - and his wallet. Long before be entered politics. Campbell owned his own Indian Jewelry business. Nlghthorse Inc., which Is now controlled by nis wife and son. Yet even though he gave up the business when he became a politician.' Campbell still designs Jewelry for the Arm. for which he receives a salary. But as our associate George Clifford III has learned, some of the "authentic* Indian products that Campbell designed are actually being manufactured In China even though the ads for the products feature Campbell s picture. The Item In question Is a knife, and It was advertised In a recent nationwide Sunday supplement as the ’ Spirit of the Thunder Collector Knife by Ben Nlghthorse.* In keeping with congressional ethics practices, the ad does not mention that Campbell Is a senator and does not contain the name Campbell. Ben Nlghthorse Is the name he uses as an artist. In fact, one would hardly guess that the man depicted In the ad. sporting a Cheyenne war bonnet and traditional dress, sjarnds his weekdays debating budget policy on Capitol Hill. The knife, like other Campbell-designed Items. Is being sold through the Franklin Mint a Pennsylvania-based company that sells commemorative coins and other memorabilia. To add an extra measure of authenticity, the knife Is authorized by the Virginia-based American Indian Heritage Foundation. which is headed by controversial performer-activist Princess Pal Moon. Wll Rose, a spokesman for the foundation, told us that ’ Campbell being co-author o f the bill...certainly gave us the credibility or confidence...to proceed on the basis that we had been operating under." The Franklin Mint. meanwhile, acknowledged that another Campbelldesigned knife they sold, the "Cheyenne Buffalo Knife," was manufactured outside the United States. A Franklin Mint official added that advertising for that knife notes that it Is Imported, thereby avoiding "any suggestion It wus manufactured by Native American Indians." But In the Spirit o f the D S ee A n derson , Page 5A �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. June 24. 1997 - I A County--------Continued from Page 1A nances we have before us." he said. Others on the board are con­ cerned that unless there Is room for "grandfathering" there will be court battles that simply can not be won at costs that would t>e unfair to the taxpayers. On M o n d a y , an a d u lt bookstore (Erotic Em porium ) and a nightclub (Circus Clrcual sued Sanford. Lake Mary and Oviedo In federal court, claiming the cities' policies toward adult entertainment are unconstitu­ tional. Attorney David Wasserman said that his clients had turned their attention to the cities be­ cause they are being "forced ou t" of the county. He contends y>e two businesses are entitled to a commercially viable location to open and operate. Of m ajor concern to Sanfo r d - a r e a r e s id e n ts Is th e relocation proposals to open up areas si the Orlando Sanford Airport and Midway Commerce Center for AEEs and SOBs. District S Commissioner Daryl McLain Is vehemently opposed to such planning. The county ttaelf Is engagrd In circuit court battles with two adult dubs (VIP Gold and Sassy Merlot's) which recently opened during a moratorium that was designed to allow the county to amend Its outdated AEE and SOB ordinances. One Judge ruled In favor of the county, the Anderson other against. T o n i g h t 's 7 p .m . p u b lic meeting could spUl well Into the early hours en Wednesday as the commissioners get down to each detail. Maloy said he entered the session after many talks with concerned citizens. He said he received a num ber o f calls Monday from people who had read an advertisement In the Orlando Sentinel on Sunday that urged county residents to tell the c o m m is s io n e rs to v o te against the public nudity ordi­ nance. The ad said that people would be arrested In thetr own yard for wearing a bathing suit, evening gow n or an/ other clothing considered too revealing. "T h is simply _ is not true," Maloy said. " I found out that the ad was purchased by the owners o f one o f the adult enetertalnm ent businesses. It Is Just another attempt to cloud up the w ay people think. Don't be duped by these porno pushers." In p e r h a p s th e g r e a t e s t u n d e r s t a t e m e n t In r e c e n t m em ory, depu ty cou n ty a t­ torney Lonnie Groot said In a memo last week that the ordi­ nance-drafting process has been complex and time constrained. "G litches will occur." Groot said that revisions can be addressed In the future In an omnibus "glitch ordinance" to address concerns and d evel­ opments from the perspective o f th e b o a rd and th e s h e r iff subsequent lo the enactment o f the ordlnaces. Remember where you read It. Hagerty------Continued from Pago 1A Robinson have negoti­ ated a deal for his new con­ tract which will be brought before the board this evening. Ilagert/s annual raises have averaged about 2.3 percent over the course o f his five year tenure with the board, he said. Hagerty says his raises have not been "large annual salary Increases.* An average raise again this year could gain him close to 82.000 additionally per year. He currently earns a compensation package valued at 8134.200.58. which Includes benefits. The board la expected to take a look at the presentation for his new contract this evening. It Is expected the board will not have a quorum on hand in the board room for the vote this evening. The meeting begins at 7 p m. in the Educational Support Center. 400 E. Lake Mary Bhrd. In Sanford. Kondracke had hls staff prepare 52 Initial subpoenas for bank and phone records and then presented them to Glenn Instead of Including the ranking member and hls staff In the original decision­ making Democrats complain that committee sub­ poenas have been Issurd lopsldedly to Demo­ cratic entitles, but the Imbalance Is nowhere near what It la In the House. In any event, suspected Democrat-connected misdeeds — which may Include espionage — are the legitimate main focus of the probe, and GOP pursuit of foreign money Is being Investi­ gated as well. Continued from Paga 1A Nothing like that la occurring now Whereas Baker and then committee Chairman Sam Ervin. D N C „ never held separate press con­ ferences. a model followed by Rudman and Inouye. Democrats are regularly holding them to denounce Thompson, questioning even his personal Integrity. Democratic suffers, according to a Republi­ can committee member, 'monitor what we're looking at. but suggest no leads or subpoenas They act as defense counsel for the Democratic Party.* Glenn, a military and space hero. Is spoiling hls final years in the Senate by acting as a partisan shill - largely, both Republicans and [Democrats believe, because h es been pushed Into the role by Minority Leader Tom Daschle. D-S D . who in turn has been angrily badgered at least once by President Clinton. Republicans on the Senate committee think that Democrats are attempting to bog down the panel's work on ‘ phase one* of Its Inquiry — Illegal behavior — so that no time remains for work on ‘ phase two* - soft money, independ­ ent expenditures, and political use of non­ profit entitles •• before Its Democrat-Imposed cutoff date o f Dec. 31. The public deserves a full, fair probe of who did what In 1008 and how things can be cleaned up Right now. what Congress Is deliv­ ering la more a f what m akes'the public hate politics. Glenn privately disavows personal attacks an Thompson by Democratic Sens Bob Tor.flcrlll. N J . and Dick Durbin. lU.. but still Islands by in press conferences as the a ttack s arc leveled and says nothing. Thompson did make an early mistake He • * r« " T s t B S S O M t m m m ry m * I f V. ’ June 22. 1997. Bom April 3. 1947 In Sanford, he was a life­ long resident of Central Florida. He was a window Installer and a Baptist. He served In the Untied States Army. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e fa th er, Thomas J.. Oviedo, son. Randall Edward. Geneva: daughters. Rachel. Tampa. Tabllha M. Cyr. Ocoee. Julie E.. Orlando, two b r o t h e r s : fiv e s is te r s : six gtandchlldrrn. A rra n g e m e n ts by Brlsson Funeral Home. Sanford. M YRA W. DEVINE J ts s a Richardson JESSE D. RICHARDSON J esse D. R ichardson . 53. Locust Avenue. Sanford, died June 21. 1997. Bom Dec. 26. 1943 In Oak Field. Ga.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1973. He was a laborer. S u rv iv o rs Include sisters. Ruby Mae Spence. Moultrie. Ga.. Elnorta Reese and Ruby Lee B r o w n , b o th o f S a n fo r d . Henrietta. Maplean Hines, both of Meigs. Ga.: brothers. Andrew H erring. N orfolk. Va.. J.D.. H in s o n to n . G a.. R o o s e v e lt. Deltona. A rra n g em en ts by Su nrise Funeral Home. Sanford. ANTOINETTE M. ALBANY A ntoinette M. Albany. 87. Sanford Avenue. Sanford, died June 22. 1997. at Columbia Medical Center. Sanford. Bom April 2. 1910 In Kingston. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1971. She was a technician for Hercules Corp. and a member of All Souls Catholic Church. S u rv iv o rs Inclu de sisters, Anna Manfro. Kingston. Mary Tyler. Sanford: brother. Joey Albany. Alexandria. Va. Arrangements by Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. RANDALL EUGENE BOSTON Randall Eugene Boston. 50. Osceola Road, Geneva, died Myra W. De Vine. 77. Wash­ ington Avenue. Lake Mary, died June 22. 1997. Bom In Valllant. O kl.. she m oved to Central Florida In 1970. She was a clerk fo r c ity govern m en t and a member of Celebration Church of Lake Mary. Survivors Include sister. Mary E. Robb, and many nieces and nephews. A rrangem ents by BaldwinF a lr c h lld -O a k la w n Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. BRI ANNA HENDERSON L A 0 U OI A Brlanna La quota Henderson. In fa n t. S tra w b e rry A ven u e. Sanford, died June 21. 1997 at Columbia Medical Center. San­ ford. She was bom In Orlando. S u rvivors Include parents. K im b e r ly B row n and B ritt Leean dre H enderson; slater. Kan Isha; grandparents. Ulyssee and Delorls Brown. Heavenly Henderson. Clifford and Marilyn Martin, all o f Sanford: greatgrandparents, Th eodore and Marie Martin and Lou ise Jenkins, all of Sanford. Arrangem ents by Gall and W ynn's Mortuary. Orlando. RUTH KINTNER Rut h K in tn e r. 84. G reen Valley. Arlz.. died June 19. 1997 at her son's residence. Born Feb. 4. 1913 In Pittsburgh. Pa., she was a registered nurse and a member of Holy Communion Epl&copal C hurch In P en n ­ sylvania. S u r v i v o r s Inclu de sons, William E.. Missouri. Robert V.. Longwood. Kenneth C.. Tuscln. Arlz.: daughter. Kathleen V., Tuscon: sister. Esther Erickson. : ’{* T em p le. Texas; four gran d ­ children; one great-grandchild. A r r a n g e m e n t s by G a i ne s C arey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. the knives, and Nlghlhorse Inc. then sold the designs lo the Franklin Mint. The Mint then became responsible for manufacturing, marketing and distributing the products. He added that neither the company nor hls father received any royalties from the knife sales. T h e y are pretty conscientious.* the younger Campbell said of the mint. *!t seems to me that they would have done the marketing and the promotion In a way which was Intact with the law...for obvious reasons, not even withstanding the fact that It was Dad's bill.* When we flrat asked Colin Campbell about the situation, he said U appeared 'especially Ironic given the circumstances.* Yet he Insists that nothing was amiss. Campbell, who Jumped to the Republican Party after Congress changed hands In 1995. wasn't always so cavalier about moving Jobs overseas. In recent years, he has voted against the NAFTA and GATT trade pacts, noting hls concern that American farmers could be hurt b y competition from abroad. All of which raises the obvious question: Are other U.S. Industries, like metalworking, beneath hls concern? C on tin u ed fro m P a ge 4 A Thunder advertisement, there Is no mention that the product ts manufactured overseas. The law banning the misrepresentation o f products as being Indian-made passed In 1990, while Campbell was a Democrat serving In the House, and It was designed lo stop a rather widespread problem. Millions o f dollars In profits were being made by companies marketing Jewelry and trinkets that were ‘ Indian* In name only. Many American Indians rightly felt their heritage was being exploited by people who were out to make a quick buck. It also made It harder for real Indians to sell the genuine articles. Yet when It came time to Implement the law. Interior Department officials were vague about defining what constitutes an authentic Indian product. Interior . Department regulations define on Indian product as 'a n y art or craft product made by an Indian.* It makes no reference to cases where a product Is designed by an Indian and manufactured by others. Neither Campbell nor hls staff responded to our repeated requests for comment, nut Campbell's son. Colin Campbell, who runs Nlghlhorse Inc., said hls father designed Batgirl---------plalnrd quite a bll about how uncomfortable her rubber Batgirl and knowing II was going lo be suit was. Craig had no such wonderful?" Craig said It was ihe problem. Her Batgirl costume "best Job ever." Adam West and was a very comfortable stretch Burt Ward, who played Robin, fabric, which was good because were both a lot o f fun to work Craig rode the Batgirl cycle and with. Her favorite guest star from did her own stunts. Batm an? Vincent Price, who Craig is something o f a cult played Egghead. "H e was bright, wttty. warm and very person­ figure, not Just because she was a b le ." Her fa vorite episode? Batgirl. She was also the green "Enter Batgirl. Exit Penguin." In Orton In a Star Trek episode. II. Penguin was determined to "W hom Gods Destroy." And she marry Ilalglrl In the hopes that made two movies with Elvis her father. Commissioner Gor­ Presley. "It Happened at Ihe don. would leave him alone In W o r l d ' s F a i r " and " K l s s l n the new movie. Batgirl In Alfred's C o u s in s ." B efore and after niece lia lglrl. Craig had numerous roles In movies and on stage. On Alicia Sllvrrslone has com- televslon alone, she has 150 Contlnaed from Paga 1A Cootiaaad from Page 1A work togehler to Im­ prove the appearance of the neighborhood and to build pride and responsibility in Ihe community. The group traveled slowly along 13th Street this past weekend, meticulously com b­ ing the ground with rakes and using pokers to pick up scraps of litter. *lt looked very nice out there.* sold W iliam s on Mon day. *And so lor It still looks very nice out there.* Williams noted that the cleanup needs to be an ongo­ ing effort. Pride, not Just cleaning skills, needs lo be the emphasis o f the program, she said. Despite the heat and the dirty nature o f the work, spirits re­ mained high. Local business owners u r - prised participants with cold beverages and (hanked worker* for their efforts. Residents along the route came out to speak with volun­ teers and In some rases be­ came volunteers themselves Williams said she did not know how many pounds of trash were collected, but she said she believed It did not matter, hqw much wj^s gathered In. oq)p--that the-com m unity was W M Rng Together lo lake de in the district, he added that the cleanup efforts would continue throughout the month, and hopefully beyond. Farther cleanups will be at other loca­ tions throughout the district. In addition to Ihe community volunteers, groups Including Ihe West Sanford Boys and Girls Club and Seminole HOPE, took part In Ihe effort. guest roles lo her credit. And although she eventually studied wtth Lee Strasberg. she didn't start out to be an actress. Craig began her career as a member of the Ballet Ruaae de Monte Carlo. She rose to the rank o f soloist before leaving ballet for acting. If you'd like to get Interactive with Ihe original Batgirl. all you ne ed Is a c o m p u t e r and a m odem . Craig has her own w e b s i t e . T h e a d d r e s s Is w w w . y v o n n e c r a l g . c o m . H er website Includes a few POWs!! and SPLATKa wtth audio and video available for downloading. And If you missed Ihe signing on S a tu rd a y , you can order autographed pictures online. YOU’RE THE BOSS. As an independent contract representative for PocketMoocy. your tales and self-management ability can earn you a substantial income, and you can directly enjoy the rewards of your own efforts. There is no monetary investment. There is commitment 322-2581 A. CLARENCE PREEDY A. Clarence Freedy. 86. Mis-, sions Boulevard. Sanford, died June 22. 1997. Bom In China, he moved to Central Florida In 1986 from Wisconsin. He was a Protestant and a missionary. He was active In new Tribes Mis­ sion. Overseas Crusade. China Inland Mission. Survivors Include sons. Arthur Raymond. Bronx. N.Y.. Gardner. O r l a n d o ; da ug h t e rs . G ra c e Barnes. San Dimas. Calif.. Carol Terjung. Syracuse. N.Y.; sisters. Edith. England. Mary Howie. New Zealand; four grandchil­ dren: one great grandchild. Arrangem ents by BaldwinF a lr c h lld -O a k la w n Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. r NEAT-V-TlW ALL CLEAN] HOUSE CLEAN IN G 35% OFF r 1st Tim e Cleaning Ucanaad, Bonded, Insured NEWCONSTRUCTION OURSPECIALTY LOWEST misIH mm M l ■ JR Q Q 1 d£l"f(JUlJl Satisfaction guamaletd^ JUNE EDITH WILLIAMS June Edith W illia m s. 77. Church Avenue. Longwood. died June 21. 1997 at her residence. Born Jan. 31. 1920 In Canada, she moved to Central Florida In 1948. She was a beautician and a member o f the Square Dance Association. Survivors Include husband. Austin: brother, Ernest Hugh Pollack. Canada. A r r a n g e m e n t s by G a i ne s C arey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. SO T TOM. 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TUESDAY Sanford Herald June 24, 1997 Almost a miracle A lta m o n te s w e e p s to c ro w n in C o m m is h Sanford Babe Ruth All-Stars fall just short SANFORD — Consistency. That was the story o f the weekend for the Altamonte Springs All-Stars as thet rolled through the field undefeated to claim the championship In the Florida Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino's Major Commissioner's Tournament at Ft. Mellon Park. Altamonte Springs had a first round bye. but then played very good fundamental baseball In winning three straight games. 4-1 over Greater Seminole (from the Ovledo/Wlnter Springs areal and 7-4 and 12-5 over Longwood. In the three games the Altamonte Springs club only committed two errors. Altamonte Springs will now advance to the area tournament at a place and date to be an­ nounced this week. After a good opening night o f action on Thursday, a severe thunderstorm m oved through Sanford on Friday evening, forcing a postponement of the action to Saturday. On Saturday, at Roy Holler Junior Field. Altamonte Springs scored four runs In the bottom o f the first Inning, with a two-run single by Duszlnakl and a two-run home run by Laughter doing the damage, and a trio of pitcher Altamonte pitcher s held Greater Seminole to four hits. Including a home ruri by Rodriguez leading off the sixth Inning, and posted a 4-1 victory. At Lakeside Field. Flagler took a 5-0 lead In the first Inning, but Sanford came back to ffr p a 6-5 lead In the third Inning, before Flagler scored four runs In the fourth Inning to take the lead for good, holding off Sanford 10-6. Flagler then remained hot as It blanked Greater Seminole 10-0 In five Innings with C.J. Jortf hurling a one-httter with seven strike outa­ in the Winner's Bracket final. Longwood broke a acorleaa tie with a run In the top o f the fourth Inning, but Altamonte Springs came back In the bottom o f the frame with five run# and weal 6n ib a 7-4 victory. - • The trams returned on Sunday and the first HOLLY HILL — When you see that someone got shutout 8-0 In their first game o f a double elimination tournament and only get two hits, you pretty much figure that team won't be around very long. But not when you are taking about Sanford. The Sanford All-Stars saw their opening game In the Florida Babe Ruth Baseball Dlatrlct 7 Babe Ruth League (13-15 year olds) Tournament with Altamonte Springs (all apart In the final two Innings at Holly Hill last Friday night. The end looked to be In sight on Saturday morning aa Longwood took a 4-0 lead In the top o f the first Inning. But then the Sanford crew got hot. scoring 11 runs In the third Inning and winning that game 17-5 and then coming back to oust host Holly Hill 3-2 that afternoon. Sanford then came back on Sunday morning to eliminate Ormond Beach 14-4 on the strength of a seven-run second Inning to advance to the finals against undefeated Altamonte Springs. Sanford put up a game fight, tying the Altamonte Springs squad 4-4 after three Inning und only trailing 9-7 after four Innings. But Altamonte Springs pulled away, scoring four runs over each of the next two Innings to win the tournament title 17-7. Altamonte Springs will now take off for a week before advancing to the Area Tournament In Ocala starting on July 4th. Providing the offense were: G AM E ONE Altamonte Springs: three hits — Chris Lupls (one triple, three runs scored, one RBI): two hits — Chris Link (one double, iwn nina scored. one RHI|: one hll — Hlrky Bergen (one run scored, one RBI). George Brandner (one Rill). Brummetl. G B « « Baba R a th . Page 2B Improved Preps go down fighting P m a S taff RopErta LO N G W O O D — T h e Sanford All-SUra made what had to be one of the biggest Improvement* ever from one g am e to another In baseball history, but they could not Improve quite enough as they were eliminated from the Florida Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Prep (13 year olds) Tournam ent at CandyLand Park In Longwood. The Sanford All-Star# ran into an amazing baseball machine In the opening game of the tournament aa t h e y w * ( * * r u * h * < l b y * Ha Altamonte Springs All-Stars 23-1 In five Innings on Thursday night. T h e A lt a mo nt e S p rin gs nine tatooed the ball for IB bits, while the defense held Sanford to one single and only allowed one runner past second base. Altamonte Sprlnjp showed that they meant business right off the bat. scoring five runs in the top of the first inning, then pul the game out o f reach with 11 runs In the second Inning. With that loss behind them, the Sanford team returned home to regroup. Returning on Saturday, the San­ ford nine found Itself down 2-0 after one Inning and trailing 4-1 after four Innings to the host team from Longwood. But the Sanford squad refused to give up and exploded for five runs In the top of the fifth inning to give It a 6-4 lead. Brandon Grayson had a two-run sin gle, w hile Travis Walker, James Foster and Mike Neubauer all had RBI singles In the frame. But Sanford could not hold the advantage as back-to-back doubles by M ik e R a fe r t y and A da m C 8 t e P reps. P age 2B □ 8eo C om m issioner’s, P a gs 3B LOS IB 'S BRACKIT PLAOLRR IS. SANFORD4 M S I - N II m mi - t n • « • >•*» S4S4T 141 4X4 M m Sk u 4X4 KIOiMB w e — • '•Sir 1141 LP — S4C44 (S I) S*v* — t lie - IS — r - i f i r J«rtf ID. Bt*by HI. lonNrd. Mowing lit . IS - Flaglar. I m m til. Sordird. HunNr (l|. HR— non* I 4 W S — l i ‘ r | 4 1 FLAGLER M. 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Smltti (41 WP — Malar (141. LP — Larg 1411 ta*4 - Stalnharn III JR _ Altamaxta Soring*. StrinXorn (II. Laugh tar |t|, Hwtham III JR — non, HR — .Larp III. Sanford’ s Reggie Campbell slides In taftly with a stolen base as the bell eludes the Flagler second basemen (top photo) early In Friday’s game at Lakeside Field. Campbell would later get os far as third base (with another stolen base) in the sixth inning, but he was stranded as Masiak (right photo) and the Flagler All-Stars from Bunnell rallied to eliminate Sanford from Babe Ruth B a s e b a l l Bamb i no Ma|or A Tournament 10-9. 41 CAMOY LAND FARM. LONOWOOO THURSDAY. JUNE I* ALTAMOMTIU. LAMFORD I lortxg* I l l l l l a - a If 4 4 4I M — » I I A llt m a x t f Spring* b atlsry n* * « * l l * k l * W*l*«r. Or*44 ID and Mar441 WP - H/A. LP W*lk*r (4.II. Lay* — nan* JR — Altamenf* Spring*. Rabarttan 1. Garb#r. Radmand. Harnay >■ —nan*. HR — nan* CHAMPIONSHIP OAAU ALTAA40NTI IPRINOt I t LONOWOOO I Ml 40 - II II I « l 4M - I t | StoinXern. Hufhom (41, LougMor ( I ) *nO trxim. fip«|o ( 4|. Larp. CixOar (II axO Auor. WP — Stalnharn (141. LP — Larp (411 lav* — nona JB - non* 14 — Longwood. Larp (I). HR — Altamaxta Spring*. Stalnharn 1 (SI. Duuymkl (l|j Longwood. Larp I 111. R acer*-Al«*m en «* Springs >4. Longwood I I. Longwood earns an BASS RUTH BASRSAU. ■ A M IIIIO M A IM rnAtMIIIMTNIRI DISTRICT » TOO RNAM I NT IDOUSIR ELIMINATION! THURSDAY, J U N I14 •f LAKKSIOC P IIL D OaaMl — Grootor Samlnoto S. Santoro* Room I — Longwood ». Flaglor I PR IOAT, JUNI M SATURDAY, JUNE II at ROT H OURS FIELD WINN SR'S SRACKST I I — AJIomer** spring* 4. Graatar Samlnoto t at LAXISID I P IIL D LO U n BRACKET Oam, 4 - Flaglar 14. Santord t SanlordaUxUnatad 41 ROY HOLIES PIELO LOSER'S ERACKET • 4 M4 I — Fla glar 14. Graatar Samlnola 4. O ra tla r Samlxata alhninalad at LAKESIDE FIELD WINNER'S ERACKET •a mat — Altamant* Spring* T. Longwood 4 SUNDAY, JUNE U •• EOT HOLLER FIELD LOSER'S EBJLCKET •a IMF — Longwood J. Flaglar A. Flaglar alimlnaiad at ROT HOLLER FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP Gaaw I — Altamaxta Spring* IT.. Laxgwoed S. Nmunatod SANFORD — Longwood completed an Impressive run through the field Sunday as It whipped Greater Seminole 14-2 In the championship game of the Florida Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major A Tournament (10-12 year olds) at Roy Holler Junior Field. In a game completed from Friday night. Flagler scored five runs In the top of the fifth Inning to erase a 9-4 deficit, then won the game with a home run by Gordon leading off the sixth Inning as Flagler elim i­ nated host Sanford 10-9. Greater Seminole (from the Ovledo/Wlnter Springs area) then ousted Flagler (from Bunnell) as a quartet of pitchers combined on a two-hit, 6-0 shutout. The final started off as a defensive battle, with the game tied at 1-1 after one Inning and Longwood, which won Its first two game 12-1 and 5-0 and allowing Just one hit. leading Just 2-1 after two Innings and 3-2 after three Innings. 1 W 411 4 — F II 4 O t t k t . HorMl (SI and Seydara Florey and Llmbwr. Trtugtr IS). WP - Florey LP - 0r*4* (O il. Sava - nan* 24 — l R*n*ry. I t - nan* HR - nc The champions then went to work In the fourth Inning, putting a five spot on the board. Adam Amar's bases loaded double being the big blow In the Inning. Longwood then added a single run In the fifth Inning and eight runs In the sixth Inning to turn the game Into a rout. Longwood will now advance to the Area Tournament In Winter Haven starting this Friday. June 27th. Seminole County Is already assured of having at least one team at the World Series as the Altamonte Springs squad will be the host team at the scries that will be held at Eastrnonte Park starting on August the ninth. Leading Flager's comeback over Sanford were Gordon (one home run, two singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Von Hatton (one double, one run scored, one RBI), Simon (one double), Santloannl (one single, one run scored, two RBI). Bruce (one single, two runs scored). McDonnell (one single, one run scored). Brown (one single) and Rockey (two runs scored). Doing the damage for Sanford were Dcmarto Sims From Staff Reports OAMRI SATURDAY, JUMR II LONOWOOO M AM FOR 04 114 *M 4 — 4 IT G S e e M ajor A. Page 2B RARE RUTH BASEOALL PREP n s DISTRICT I TOURNAMENT (DOU4LK ELIMINATION) *• CANOYLANO PARK. LONOWOOO T mu 4 loA Y , JUNE 14 0 * mm | — Aliaman** Spring* U. Sax ardt .FRIDAY, JUNI M 0 4 n l I - O r m s n d B«*cb b*at SATURDAY. JUNR II LOSIB 'S SRACKIT O t M l I — L o n (*4 4 d t , Sfntard 4. Sanford wimtnaied WINNER'S BRACK I T 0 * m * 4 — Orrnand E i f i k *• AllfmoxH Spring* * LOSER'S BRACKET 040*4 I — L o n g w a a d v i . S i m * 4 SUNDAY, JUNE D Oa m* » - Champl aat kl pi Oam* 4 winner v*. Gam* I winner Oam* l — C R tm plaoiblp lit *44*4•ary). G*m# 4 loaar v*. Com* * winner F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y 1 4 .M .A, . J j L h / v* / r . �a s - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, Ju n e 24, 1997 European Basketball To ur IN BR IEF Professional Baseball Professional Softball □ Gulf Coast Rookie League at Walt Disney World’s Wide World ot Sports Baseball Complex, Orlando Wahoos at Georgia, 7 p.m. □ W om an’s Professional Fastpltch Lsagus. TBA College Tennis Southern League Baseball Flew, 7 05 pm. □ College Tennis Coaches of America Clinic at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex, 9 am . Amateur Soccer Amateur Volleyball □010110/8 Summer Soccer Day Experience at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex, 9 am. □ A A U (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball Championships at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Fieldhouse. 8 am. □Carolina Mudcata vs. Orlando Rays at Tinker Major A Scott. Cory ShefTleld. Damarlo Sims and Kellh Wright. ^one trfpP™on?slngle. one run scored). Cory Sheffield (one double, one single, one run scored, two RBI). Jamie Coma (one single, tw o runs scored, one RBI). Roger Breum (one single, two runs scored) and Ryan Quinn. Maurell Dickerson and Fred Howard (one run scored each). Doing the hitting In Greater Seminole's win over Flagler were Lee Sloan (three singles, one run scored, one RBI). Brldger Hunt (one home run, two runs scored, two RBI). Matt Marshall (one double, two runs scored). Dennis Qulnnones and Matt Delgado (oner single each). Scott Adaes (one run scored) and John Bradshaw and Z. Gonzalez (one RBI each). Shoeless Santloannl and Gordon had one single each for Flagler. Powering Longwood In the championship game were Adam Ttndle (one home run. two singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Adam Am ar (two doubles, one run scored, five RBI) and C.J. Clemans (one double, two runs scared). Also contributing were Tyler Powell (one single, three runs scored, one RBI). Chris Rosado (one single, two runs scored). Chris Tam and Garrett Henselman (one single and one run scored each). Ryan Pasdni (one single) and Vlbert Rodriquez and Tye Buckner (one run scored each). Getting the hits lor Greater Seminole were Brldger Hunt (one home run. one double, one run scored, two RBI). Lee Sloan (one single) and Mario Cacclatorle (one run scored). The Champions were managed by Jose Rosado and coached by Scott Elliott and Scott Pride. Making up the Longwood All-Star roster are Adam Amar. Tye Buckner. C.J. Clemans. Sean Elliott. Jacob Flanagan. Garrett Hanselman. Ryan Pascionl. Tyler Powell. Austin Pride. Vlbert Rodriquez, Christian Rosado. Christopher Tam and Adam Tlndle. The Sanford team w as managed by JefT Deen and coached by Bob Breum and Frank Hicks. Members o f the squad were Erik Breum, Roger Breum. Reggie Campbell. Jamie Corns. Michael Deen. Maurell Dickerson. Frank Hicks. Freddie Howard. Ryan Quinn. Michael Schwarz. Kenny Preps r . ;s= » Coatiaasd from Psga IB Hansleman In the bottom o f the fifth Inning cut the lead to 6-5 and Longwood plated two runs In the sixth Inning to claim the 7-6 victory. Trauger led off the sixth with a single and stole aeoend base, but the next two batters made outs. But R aferty and Hansleman came through again aa the duo ripped back-to-back RBI singles. As o f Saturday. Altamonte Springs. Ormond Beach and Longwood were still alive In the tournament. The survivor will advance to the Area Tourna­ m ent In W in ter Haven this weekend. Powering Altamonte Springs past Sanford were Ian Clark (three singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Sutton (three singles, tw o runs scored, one RBI), ■ — i m i i N S A Church State tourney i ih a c k ii at LA K IIID B *1110 FLA0LIR14. tANPOROI all Ml - I* » I na «a* - t a I Matiat. Ractay (at. van Mattan iai ana lantiaanni (ftitnn. Urn* (4). Hick* (4) ana Daan WP - Van Hanan l i t ) LP - HKka IS !), lav* - nan* JS - Flagtor. Van Hatton ID. Dman ID. lantora. Snafftat* ID )■ - tartar* | m t (I ) HS Flag*** Cardan ID Sacarda — lantora• I at BOV HOLLSa JUNIOR FIBLO O B IA TS B I I Ml HOLS 4. PLAOLBRI aaa taa — • l t Ml aat - * I • Van Hattan. Matiat III. Aylnin til ana lantlaannt Adatt. Lavail ( » . Doan ID. Hunt (41 ana Bradtkm* WP — Aatat It*) LP - Van Hatton (S I) lav* - nan* )S - Craator V *" *"**» Mandatl ID JS — nan* HS — Craator lamwala. Hunt (It S*rar*t t l* CMAMPMNtH IP SAM I a* BOY NOLLIB JUNtOB F itL O LOMOWOOO14. S B IA T IB IIM M O L I t ID I B - M II t Ml M i - I I * Clamant. Bt*ri*v« i ID . Bataia 14) — >4 Frida Oaanlai. A S M ( } ) . Crtciatorto 14) **d Martkafi 0*>«»a* (I ) WF Ctoman* (lit LS - Canjatoi I) (> tav* - ****** ()> IB — L m y i » « 4. Amar I in . ****** III Craator lamina**. Nvnl (II IS — nan* MB — Lanfaaad. Buctiwr III; Craator Lamina**. Hvn* II) Racard* — l*n*i « « 41 * Craator ltmm*li 11 BBSS RUTH BASEBALL BAMBINO kuuoa A DISTRICT t TO UM UUM HT .DOUBLE BU4M M TW M ) TMUatOAY, JU N I to m SOY NOLLBB M M FIBLO B n n I - Ldk»i m ltLSartardl B m r I — Sraator tamtoat* It. Flagtor « FRIDAY. JUNB to at ROY N O LLIB FIBLO WINN i n BRACK ( T Oam* J - L*»| u » * L Craator lamlwal* 4 SATURDAY. M N I S al L A X I lI M FIBLO LOBi n M A C K B T Bam* 4 - Ftogtor IdL tardard*. iaa**rd*ammam \ *1 BOY HOLLIS FIBLO LOM E'S M A C K I T S*a»* | — Ora*far tamma** t. Flagtor L Flagtor atlm* natod * BOY NOLLIB FIBLO CMAMP1061)M1P A — L m « v n 4 14. O r»6 «»r Ig m ing lt >. O f H t t r - - 11*1 U H Robertson (two doubles, three runs scored, four RBI) and H am ey (one double, one single, three runs scored, one RBI). A lso c o n trib u tin g were Lldfelot (two singles, two runs scored, three RBI). Patrick (two singles, two runs scored, two RBI). Butera (two singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Gerber (one double, three runs scored, one RBI). Redmond (one double, one run scored, two RBI). Knapp (one single, one run acored) and Viola (one run acored. one RBI). Tyler Drake tingles for San­ fo rd . w hi l e J am es S oyd ara scored the run and Jerem y Heckle had the RBI. D o in g the d a m a g e for Longwood were Adam :hoo! age girl SANFORD - Any high rho has the recommendsbasketball player who "flo n o f h r r coach Is eligible for this annual summer tour o f various cities in Europe by Team USA. The tour Is educational and LM 3-on*3 Basketball Tourney cultural as well as an opportunity to display an athlete’s basketball skill at a very high level. LA KE M ARY — The event will be June 27-29 at Lake Mary High School for players The team will leave In late July and return In (both boys and girls) aged 10-16. as o f January mid-August. The team will play In the 1. 1997. Delphlne Cup In Finland (200 teams from all A ge divisions are: girls (10-11. 12-13. 14-16) over the world) and one or two other cbntries. and boys (10-12.13-14,15-16). In the past the tram has played In England, Cost Is 960 per team or 615 per player and Denmark. Sweden. Estonia. Russia. Belgium all players must have a signed parent consent and France and Is this year talking to Poland. form. Tournament highlights Include — T-shirts The cost Is approximately 82,000 and In­ for each tournament participant: Individual cludes transportation, uniforms, warm-ups. trophies for top two finishing teams In esxh travel bags and food allowance while traveling. division: 3-point shooting contest: free throw For more Information (the team la looking for contest: three games guaranteed: four players roaches to go on the trip too), call Ken Patrick per team. at 328-2092 (ofTIrr) or 333-2070 (home). T o obtain a registration form, call 324-3286. ' PALATKA Th e National Softball Association (NSA) will hold a State Soft ball Championship for Church Competitive nnd Recreational division teams on June 27-28 In Palatka at Triangle Park. Entry fee will be 9200 per tram with a sanction fee of 920. For Information contact Richard Goodwin at (904) 328-9382 or Barry Williams at (904) 325-4942 Hansleman (two doubles, one single, two runs scored, three RBI). Kyle Mills (three singles, two RBI). Mike Raferty (one double, one single, three runs scored, one RBI). Rob Carr and Trauger (one single and one run scored each) and JefT Goren and Brian Pagozalskl (one single each). Doing the hitting for Sanford w e r e T r a v i s W a l k e r ( thr ee mingles, one run scored, one RBI). Brandon Grayson (tw o singles, two runs scored, two R B I ). Mi ke N c u b a u e r ( t w o sin g le s . one RBI). Ja m e s Soydara (one single, one run scored). Curk Scott and James Foster (one single and one RBI each). Jeremy Heckle and Tyler Drake (one single each) and Eric Horbal and Marcus Scott (one run scored each). The Sanford team was man- Continued from Fags IB game was a res) nall-blter. Longw ood led 4-0 after three Innings and was up 7-1 entering the bottom o f the fifth Inning, but Flagler plated two runs In the fifth Inning and three In the sixth Inning to make t h i n g s In t e r e s tin g , but Longwood stayed alive 7-6. The championship gam e arms ve r y tight, with A l t a m o n t e Springs holding a 5-3 lead after four Innings. But the Altamonte Springs' bats came alive In the fifth Inning with four runs, two on a hom e run by Russell S tein h orn . and added three more runs In the sixth Inning to win the title over Longwood 12-5. Providing the offense were: Flagler over Sanford: three hits — Kelly Andresrs (taro runs scored, one RBI): taro hits — London Jones (two runs scored, tw o R B I): one hit — C hris Swanson (one triple, one run aged by Paul Hackney IKlwants Club Indiana) and coached by M i g u e l C o r o n a d o and T e d Morales (Rotary Club Expos). Making up the team were T r a v i s W a l k e r and R o ma n Woodward (Nobles Construction White Sox). Matthew Rogers ( Da kot a A pp r a i sa l Br aves) . Michael Ncubauer (Rotary Club E xpos). Curk Scott. Marcus White. Brandon Grayson and Matthew Pilch (Kiwanls Club Indians). Carlton Hudson (Elks Lodge *1241 Devil Rays). James Soydara (Blitz Clean Royals) and Marcus Scott (Knights of Col­ umbus Cardinals). Also on the squad were Tyler Drake. Jerem y Heckle and Eric Horbal (Moose Lodge Pirates) and Donovan Redden and James E. Foster III (Dean. Ringers. M o rg a n and L a w t o n P .A . Marlins). Babe Ruth Cod tinned from Page IB Craig Morlera; one run scored — Chris Everson. Reece: one RBI — Matt Rutlkay. Sanford: one hit — Uriah Kimmlg (one double). Alex Anderson. GAME FOUR Sanford: three hits — Jay Roland (one home run. one double, three runs acored. four RBI); two hits — Bradley Locke (three runs scored, one RBI), Pooh Killlngsworth (two runs scored, three RBI); one hit — Bud Bennett (two runs scored, one RBI). WUtle Bennett (one run scored, two RBI). Uriah Kimmlg (one run scored, one RBI); two runs scored — Jonathan Brooks; one run scored — Alex Anderson. Richard Wiggins. Robert Lowe. Longwood: three hits — Hedgeg (one double); two hits — Harris (one double, one run scored, two RBI). Morgan (one double, one run scored, one RBI): one hit — Payne (one RBI). Shack (one tun scored): one run scored — McGulrk. Stalker. GAME SIX Sanford: one hit — Jay Roland (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Uriah Kimmlg (one RBI). Nick Erickson. Bradley Locke: one run scored — Kendall Kennon. T ro y Brinson; one RBI — Pooh KillIngsworth. Holly HUI: one hit — Chris Hannan (one double). Matt Chleppa (one run scored). Pat Rothorolle (one RBI). Brandon Smith. Klnderick Tillman; one run scored — Joey Cash; one RBI — John ZcmbaU. GAME SEVEN Sanford: three hits — Pooh Killlngsworth (two runs scored, three RBI); two hits — Jonathan Brooks (one double, two runs scored, two RBI). Nick Erickson (two runs scored, two RBI). Bradley Locke (one run scored, one RBI); one hit — Jay Roland (one home run. one run scored, two RBI). Antlon e A nderson. Alex Anderson. Bud Bennett and Uriah Kimmlg (one run scored each). Troy Brinson (one RBI); one run scored — William Cleveland. Ormond Beach: two hits — Tocorna (one double, one RBI); one hit — Pruitt and Fraley (one run scored each). Bunglow (one RBI). Waltrip: one run scored — Lewis. Chmltgou: one RBI — Roberson. OAME EIGHT — CHAMPIONSHIP Altamonte Springs: three hits — Marshall Smith (two runs scored, one RBI). Chris Lupis (four runs scored); two hits — Chris Link (two runs scored, four RBI). Paul Cross (one run scored); one hit — Brummctt (one double, two RBI). George Brandncr (one run scored, two RBI). Ricky Bergen (three runs scored). Craig Morlera (two runs scored). Chris Evenson (one run scored). Bradley and Matt Rutlkay (one RBI each); one run scored — Ryan Sladek. Sanford: two hits — Jay Roland (two dou bles, tw o runs scored, tw o RBI). Jonathan Brooks (two runs scored, one KBI). Bud Bennett: one hit — Pooh KillIngsworih (one run scored). Alex Anderson (one RBI). Nick Erickson: one run scored — Kendall Kennon. Troy Brinson; one RBI — Uriah Kimmlg. The Sanford All-Stars were managed by Brian Jones (B litz Clean Royals) and coached by Larry Chunat (Blitz Clean Royals) and Freddie Hawkins (Nobles Construction White Sox). Members of the team were: James "Bud” Bennett. Alex Anderson. John "P o o h " Killlngsworth. Uriah Kimmlg. Robert Lowe and Antlone Amdcrson (Blitz Clean Royals). N ick Erickson. Jay Roland. Jonathan Brooks. William Cleveland and Richard Wiggins (Moose Lodge Pirates) and Willie LAKE MARY — The City of Lake Mary. Department of Parks and Recreation will be starting an Adult Women's Fastpltch Softball leagu e this summer. The league will play on Monday night's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. 550 Rantoul Lane. Any Interested teams, players, coaches or umpires should call (407) 324-3097 for more Information. Commissioner’s ■n-;tun * ^ MA * Women’s fastpltch softball Bennett (Knights of Columbus Cardinals). Other team members were. Bradley Locke and Brian Porter (Elks Lodge *1241 Devil Rays). Willie Collier and Troy Brinson (Kiwanls Club Indians) and Kendall Kennon (Nobles Construction White Sox). at HOLLY HILL 0 A M I ONt A L T A M O N T I IP R IN 0 1 4 . J A N F 0 R 0 * Ditto<4 IN M l AJDmaato Jprlng* to* *41 * — I I | I | I Round and W. Bann*M tladak, Brummatt (4) *nd Mar tar# WP - Brummatt LP - Bound 19 D Sav* - nan* IB — Sanford. Kimmlg (D. AlUmant* Spring*. Link JS — Aitamont* Sprmg*. Lap** HR — non*. OAM RFOUR SANFORD It. LOMOWOOO I 41 I to - t * 4 14(11) M - It I* J Longnood battary not availably Kimmlg. Walbar (4) and Brook*. And*non ( 4) WP - Kimmlg (Id ). LP — N/A Sava — non* )B — Longwood. Morgan. Hadgag. Harm, laniard. Roland III IS - non* HR — Sanford. Roland ( I). 0AM ( SIX SANFOROI. HOLLY HILL I to! M* I - ) 4 I 1*4 4*4 I - 1 | • Roland and Brook*. Ratharall* and Zambtll WP — Roland II I). LP Roffiarstl* Sav* - non* )B - Molly Hill. Harman )B - non* HR - Sonlord Roland ()l OAMBSI VI N SANFORO 14. ORMONO SCACH 4 Ormond Baack 4*1 tt* - * 4 4 Sanford ttt 111 — 14 IS 4 Orm*nd B**ch b*lt*ry n tl av*IU bl* Al. Andaraan. C lavaland (1) and Brook*. An. Andorton (1). WP — Ctovaland (14) LP — N/A. Sava — nan* JS — Ormand Baarn. Tacama. Sonlord. Brook* (I). JB — nan* HR — Sonfor d. Bound ()l OAMB IIOHT CHAMPIONSHIP ALTAMONTE SPRINOS It. SANFOBO t Altomoal* Spring* Itt S*4 — It It S Sontord H I JM t • > Slodah. Br*dl*y IS) and Evdnton. M orU r* IS). Al And*r*on and Brook*. WP — Jl«d*k. LP — Al Andaraan (41). Sav* — Bradley. IB — Al lament* Spring*. Brummatt; Sontord. Roland ) ID JS —nan*. HR - ran* scored, two RBI). Brian Blxby (one double, one run scored, one RBI). C.J. Jorif (one double, one run acored). Nathan Conner (two runs scored, one RBI). Ryan Bader (one run scored). Pat Stlvola: one RBI — Marc Savy. Sanford: two hits — Matthew Hugter lone triple, two runs scored, one RBI). Dron Casey (taro runs scored, two RBI). Ben HUI (two runs scored): one hit — Christian Mooring (one double, one run scored). Erie Klnnett (one run scored), Daniel App and Joshua Webb (one RBI each). Also playing for Sanford were — Justin Klauck. Chris Cole. S teve Barak. Marcus Perry, Lyndon Merihle, Gary MrdUirk. A nt wol n Bell and Jonathan Ilesn. A lta m o n t e Sp rin gs over Greater Seminole: two hits — Duszlnskl lone run scored, two RBI): one hit — Laughter (one home run. one run stored, one RBI). Glover (one double, one run acored): one run scored — Steinhorn Greater Srimnole- two hits — Jlodr1||i5p l.m r .n in * -AW' " f c v run srorrdr one RBI): one hit — Miller. Darabasz. Flagler over Greater Seminole: two hits — C.J. Jorif (one triple, two runs scored, three RBI). Sary lone run scored, two RBI). Conner (two runs scored), one hit — Swanson and Stlvola (one run scored and one RBI each). Andrews. Jones and Blxby (one run scored each). Greater Seminole: one hit — Miller. A ltam onte Springs over Longwood (game 1): two hits — H obby Duszynskl (on e run scored, one RBI): one hit — Russell Steinhorn and David Hufhant (one double, one run scored and two RBI each). An­ drew Laughter (one double, one run scored). Robbie Paulson and Taylor Meter (one run scored each), Jason Espejo: one run scored — Justen Ivey. Longwood: one hit — Edward Lerp (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Joey Lubonty ( o n e run s c o r e d ). Ky l e Chmlelewskl: one run scored — Tyson Auer. Matthew Pederson: one RBI — Eric Gorden. Longwood over Flagler: two hits — Eric Gorden (one double, two runs scored); one hit — Paul Cinder (one double, two RBI). Andrew Roy (two RBI), one run scored — Tyson Auer. Kyle Chmlelewskl. Flagler: two hits - Pat Stlvola (two runs scored). Landon Jones (one RBI), one hit — Brian Blxby (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Kelly Andrews (two runs scored, one RBI). Nathan C onnor (t wo R B I): one run scored — Ryan Bsder CH AM PIO NSH IP GAME. Altamonte Springs two hits — Russell Steinhorn (two home runs, three runs scored, live RBI). Bobby Duszynskl (one home run. two runs scored, two RBI). Robby An*go (three runs scored). Andrew Laughter (one run scored): one hit — Justen Ivey and Bryan Dec he IIis (one run scored eachl. Ian Glover (o«ie RBI). Brett Smith: one t u n scored — Steven Rosen. Ixitigwood: three hits — Ed­ ward Lerp (two home runs, one Jayce Brown (one run stored eachl. Trevor Basner (one RBI). Andrew Roy; one run scored — Paul Cinder: one RBI — Jimmy Drfalco. Members of the Altamonte Springs' tram arc — Justen Ivey. Robby Arago, Russell Steinhorn. Bobby Duszynskl. Andrew Laughter, Ian Glover. Robbie Paulsen. Brett Smith. Steven Rosen. Bryan Dechellls. David HuBiam. Jason Espajo and Taylor Meter. Members of the Longwood Blur tram are, from the Mari­ ners — T y s o n A ue r. K y l e Chmlelewskl. Jacob Hoycr and Edward Lepp; from the Marlins — Trevor Basner; from the Rays — J a s y c e Br own and Eric Gor de n: A t h l e t i c s — Brent Callvus. J o e y Lu bo n ty and Matthew Pederson: and the Yankees — Paul Cinder. Jim m y DeFulcoand Andrew Roy. The tcum Is managed by the Mariners' Al Chmlelewskl and coached by the Yankees' Glenn Roy and the Rays' W arren Brown. FASCAR POINTS 1997 ORLANDO 8PEEDWORLD (through June 7) LATE MODELS — I. (4) Tim Nlcholas/Blll Keeton. 1.707; 2. (41) Tim Huston. 1.705; 3. (81) Bruce Everett. 1.627; 4. (77) Tuffy Hester. 1.278; 5. (49) Kevin Lawrence. 1.058. LIMITED LATE MODELS — I. (9) Hobby Sears. 2.286; 2. (3) Earl Beckncr. 1.905; 3. (82) Tommy Johnson. 1.294: 4. (26) Mike Murphy/Scott Uramlett. 1.203:5. (65C) Rick Lyons. 1.151. MOD1FIED6 — 1. (71) Joe Middleton. 2.099; 2. (51) Tim Laurent. 2.033: 3. (55) Shaln Held. 1.242: 4. (90) Hank Sanders. 1. 183:3. ( 12) Ross Eldrldge. 1.180. SPORTSMAN — 1. (77) Dan Zukowskl. 2.009; 2. (11) Russ Shaw. 1,903; 3. (93) Sean Murphy, 1.273; 4. (57) Barbara Pierce. 1.266; 5. (32) Tim Laurent. 1.103. BOMBERS — 1. (81) Mike Peppier. 2.134; 2. (50) JefT Wright. 2.094; 3. (84) Kenny Wilson. 1.636; 4. (18) Ron Adams. 14182: 5. (14) Charlotte Croltle/B. Moser. 1,401. MlNl-STOCKS — 1. (01) Conrad Grenier. 2.240; 2. (5) Pedle Allison. 2,104: 3. (00) Ron Abeles. 1.535; 4. (97) Kelly Jarrett. 1,240; 5. (3J) Ken Hankins. 1,108. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY (through Jana 7) LATE MODELS — I. (4) Tim Nlcholas/Blll Keeton. 1.812: 2. (81) Bruce Everett. 1,405; 3. (1 1) David Rogers, 1.380: 4. (77) Tuffy Hester. 1.177. 5 (84) Ron Maugerl. 1.125. LIMITED LATE MODELS — 1. (9) Bobby Sears. 2.130; 2. (67) Chad Allman. 2.035; 3. (42). Mark T n rc y . 1.701: 4. (25) Greg Elliott. 1,118:5. (16) Bruce Lawrence II. 1.029. M0DIFIED8 — 1. (75) Bobby Blake. 2.086: 2. (71) Joe Middleton. 2.013; 3. (51) Tim Laurent. 1.874; 4. (70) Dave Savlckl. 986; 5. (49) Larry Everly. 921. SPORTSMAN — 1. (72) Bobby Gonzalez. 2.338; 2. (6) Glenn Wilson. 2,050; 3. (11) Russ Shaw. 1.677; 4. (17) Phillip Bessett. 1.463; 5. (57) Barbara Pierce. 1,447. BOMBERS — 1. (8) Richard Clouser. 1.961; 2. (18) Ron Adams. 1.675: 3. (57) Chad Pierce. 1.620: 4. (50) Jeff Wright. 1.583:5. (94) JefTShaffer, 1,581. MINI-STOCKS — 1. (01) Conrad Grenier. 2.417; 2. (3) Vic Vanlacker. 2.173; 3. (0) Mark Patemlti. 1.290; 4. (2) Bob Doxle. 1.274; 5. (5) Pedle Allison. 1.226. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 - I B People _______ 71 ■ 4 New Al-Anon group A new Al-Anon (rou p has started at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upaala Road. Sanford, every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. For Information, page Sissy at 317-5615. Al-Anon group meets In Sanford If you are troubled by the alcoholism o f a friend or relative, there la help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family o f alcoholics, will meet each Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club, 3587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4123. By BUSAN' Nar-Anon to offer help V k \ I I Mitch Mooney: ‘I just like helping people’ Harald Stall Writer Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends o f addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 860-6364. Take off pounds sensibly Members o f Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS, Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. Toastmasters meet Seminole Community College ISCC) Toastmasters Club •6581 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosella Bonham at 32341284 for more information. Optimist Club meets weekly The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitor Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322-0298 Kiwanls Club meets Wednesday The Kiwanls Club o f Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Kiwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 3235088. Widowed Persons meet All widowed persons are Invited to meet at 130 p m. the second and fourth Wednesday o f every month at the C asselb erry S en ior C en ter. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Alzheimer's suport group The Alrhelm er's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a m., at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All interested are Invited to attrnd. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alihetmer therapist, leads the discussion and an­ swers quest Ions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060 SANFORD Mitch Mooney and hla wife. Dads. 3 1-year residents o f Sanford, have been instrumental for many years glvtng o f their time, talents and lo v e to children, the handicapped and nu m erou s other senior clllsens In the community. A lthough they w ere never "b les se d " with children as Mooney put It. they have given all that and more back to those In need snd w h en ever or w h erever possible through their various volunteer efforts. M ooney shared that his "fam ily moved to Clearwater. Florida In 1923 and drove a ‘ Moon* car from Ph oenix. Artsona. which took about six days traveling time. After two h u rrican es and the G reat Depression we lefl Florida In 1928 a n d w e n t b a c k t o Phoenix. I Joined the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1942. 1 went to school In Jacksonville Navy NATTC and then married my wife Doris in 1946 and moved to Danla. Florida. I was In the concert block business and also building homes. When we arrived In Sanford In 1966 I bought Ratliffs Body Shop at 2nd and Myrtle snd bought a hom e here where we still re s id e " Mooney and hla wife are avid g o l f e r s and h a ve p l a y e d together tor 50 years so they were fortunate enough to use this skill to benefit others. The couple were members o f the Mayfair Country Club for 21 years. They were also active In Jack H om er's Chamber o f Com m erce g o lf tournament and Dr. Parks' Cancer tour­ nament as well as Don Bales' and Dr. Tom Largen's Ballet G u ild o f Sanford-Sem lnole tournament. T h e duo ran th e ir ow n tournament for handicapped children called "T h e Little Red School House" for four years. A cco rd in g to M ooney, the former Capo's Men's Shop and Mary Wheichel s and Esther Ridge's shop for women. Mary Esther's. Joined the tourna­ m e n t w i t h t r o p h i e s and coupons for participants. Mooney was also previously Involved In a program called TOIF. which stands for Toy Glvtng Is Fun. "It's a non­ partisan group that gave up to 3.000 children gifts.” he said. " I would take m y half-ton truck out to make the deliv­ eries about three weeks before Christmas." S i n c e his r e t i r e m e n t , Mooney has been active with th e G r e a t e r C h a m b e r o f Commerce and taught classes at Seminole Community Col­ l e g e In t h e a u t o m o t i v e department and served on the a d v i s or y board for seven years. Presently, he and his wife assist at the Sanford Senior Center. Pool and card lessons I f Mitch Moonay displays soma ol his mementos from years of voulunteer service. are a true speciality. " I leach pinochle, rook and gin rum­ m y." he said. "I'm there dally. W e h a ve also c o ok e d 50 gallons of chill to take there." He summed up his and his wife's volunteer endeavors by saying."! know a lot o f people. I just like helping people whether It's glvtng clothing to handicapped people or help­ ing. my favorite, children or at the senior center...l Just like helping people." Is balsam apple considered a weed or a vegetable^ The balsam apple, balsam pear and Chinese cucumber belong to the genua Momordlca. a little know genus of the cucurbit family. Momordica la a latln word that means 'to bite* and refers to the look of the uneven seeds. They all do well under Florida conditions and can be grown as warm weather vegetables. They are very popular In oriental coun­ tries such as Malaysia. V iet­ nam and China. The balsam apple la found through Florida' aa a weed In hammocks, dis­ turbed sties, turfs, ornamental landscapes, yards and clrtua groves. It Is a very aggressive weed vine snd will climb fences, trees and plants. Birds usually distribute the seed of this plant In the wild. Tbs Plant! Aa most cucur­ bits, the plants are annual running vines. Leaves are a l­ ternate. deeply notched Into 5 to 7 lobes. The lobes o f the blades are rounded to points and usually have teeth on the margins. The flowers are yel­ low and occur singly on su lk s bearing a modified leaf near the middle. The fruit o f the balsam apple la about 3 Inches long, egg shaped, pointed, bumpy, ribbed and gloden yel­ low to bright orange when rtpe. At maturity the fruit breaks, bursting open along the three valves. The orange pulp contains bright red arils which en­ close the seeds. The seeds are elliptic, flat, about a half-Inch long The balsam pear, also called bitter melon. Is 4-6 Inches lon g oblong, pointed with warty furrows extending lengthwise. When fully ripe. It spllU Into three divisions. Both balsam apple and balsam pear Immature fruits are boiled as a vegetable. The Chinese cu ­ cumber fruit looks like a cucumberr. 6-8 inches lon g dark to yellowish green and with a very bumpy ouUlde surface The hollow center contains several watermelon-like seeds which are Irregularly etched AL FERRER and covered with a scarlet pulp. The fleshy portion of the fruit Is edible and Is mainly cooked in soups. T o x lc lty t The ripe fruit and seeds are toxic. They have been used to cause abortion. The foliage and the outer coat and seeds produce diarrhea and vomiting if eaten. The plant contains alkaloids, a resin and a saponlc glycoside yellding clterln. Recovery from poisoning can be lengthy. A hypoglycaemlc principle, charantln, la present In the Juice of the plant, but the effec- 6:00 | 6:30 | 7:00 | 7:30 | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 ,| 9:30 | 10:00 J 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 MBCNinety a—w x jtw p ises a—« a |w»O t | ~ MirJCapf aiarnii e■* r * it•, I t ll U g l g 119M. Oamtl (P {Fwt d J) n I r a . (h t o) 1 k I t2 U nO Oknlans (Vi S Sm ............ ... e r a s |B fvwaenUmHS CUa CTl ^ » U l f *^ U t urJrw t t t t •. | . m '( ^ v r Sir— itytaa Hjtii.-T TUT ft i kaiW•*i let Mgto h« lAotttn wm *< .Mto Uy«n. Ntnqr Ttw a (In S — t■ __________E # » W ttve doaage la poisonous be­ cause o f other compounds pre­ sent In the Juice. tfsm All parts o f the plant The in folk medidne. in ~ rtnd Is sometimes dried and used in medicinal prepara­ tions. The unripe fruits are boiled and ealen in the orient. Cooked leaves, when drained of (he bitter liquid, are said to be edible. Aril covering the seeds Is edible. Because o f their vlnIng habit o f growth they are sometimes used as ornamental vines to cover porches or ar­ bors. Culture: Balsam apple can be grown in home gardens us­ ing the same practices used to produce cucumbers. Provide enough space or a trellis for the vines as they can grow more than 10 feet long. They should be planted In full sun. In . a loose, rich and well drained soil. Water regularly during the summer to avoid wilting o f the vines. As with other cucurbits, plant the seeds directly In the beds when the danger o f frost Is over, treat them as annuala. Seeds should be planted about twice their diameter deep. After seeds have germinated, start feeding the seedlings weekly with a water soluble fertiliser at half strength: use a com ­ plete fertiliser such as 10-1010. After plants are about a month old you can use a granular fertiliser, about a 1/4 cup per hill, to keep the plants growing vigorously. Feats and diseases: Little Is know o f the pests and dis­ eases that can affect balsam apple. It must be assumed that the same Insects and diseases that affect other cucurbits will also affect this plant. Cucum­ ber mos lac virus, watermelon mosaic virus, downey and powdery mildew and various leaf spot diseases have been reported In this crop. Nema­ todes Is probably on of the problems that can affect bal­ sam apple. Do not use any pesticide until insects or dis­ eases appear. Balsam apple growing wild in nature do not seem to be affected by either insects or diseases. (AT Farrar la Ssminoia County Urban Horticulturist Inquiries may ba dlrsctsd to him at tha Cooparattva Extsnalon Sarvtca, 250 W. County Horn# Rood, Sanford. FI 32773 or phono 3232500, Ext 5558. Old military bases could give new service as jails DEAR ABBY: From coast to coast we sre buying land and build­ ing new jails. Also, from cosst to coast we srs closing our armed forces bases. During World War II, we had hundreds of German prisoners of war in this country, and we did not build new jails. We put the prisonera on one part of an established m i Ii I nfu fcamp fi mr» and anrl m arid main! a. military made mainte­ nance men and helpers out of them. We, the taxpayers, own the land that the bases sre on. Many bases have security systems for st least part of the base. There sre buildings near most bases where the families of the armed forces lived, snd now the families of the prison workers could live there. Have the prisoners keep every piece of equipment, every building and the grounds in perfect condition. Some might even team a trade. I f there is a natural disaster, gu to the nearest base and there is a shelter ready to move into —• the roada, lighting, etc., and aU are in top condition and ready. Prepared­ ness is a comforting and wonderful feeling. Pleaae do not use my name or address. Just turn me ... ANONYMOUS IN CALIFORNIA D E A R A N O N Y M O U S : Y ou r ides seems sensible to me. How­ ever, there are m any reasons why our closed m ilitary bases are not being utilised aa prisons. Among them are toxic wastes in s o m e lo c a tio n s , su bstan d ard ADVICE ABIG AIL VAN BUREN attention. Abby, but in your opinion, why has my husband turned over a new leaf? WONDERLNG DEAR WONDERING: Proba­ b ly because there's not much le ft under the old one. Enjoy your good fortune. ECAL b u ild in g s , and the f ac t that landowners in adjacent commu­ nit ies fe a r It w o u l d d e va l ue th eir property. Also, local gov­ ernments would prefer to turn the bases Into moneymakers to generate more tax revenue. A IN E M A S < & . ttorjus HOURS 4 TO C PM LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580 N HWV 17-92A 324-0115 B A TM A N & ROBIN 1I04MSUS40 t»4«wrotato rot* G O N E F1SHIN Mjoiositorrsau DEAR ABBY: Three years ago, my 58-yeur-old husband had a brief affair with hia secretary. It was no secret: all the tongues in this little town were wagging a mile a minute. Once, when I found a motel key in his coat pocket, he had the gall to tell me that he gut tired of driving, so he checked into a mote) to take a little nap. (Three miles from home!) Well, last year he had some surgery that left him impotent, and since then, [ couldn't ask for a more devoted husband. He sends me flow­ ers, and phones i f he knows he's going to be half an hour late. He even takes me on business trips, which he never did before. O f course. I’m eqjoying all this l*OI T H E L O S T W O R LD : JU R A S S IC PARK i30 43or»iato 1 0 0 )5 0 * 4 0 I CO N -A IR 11* do roosts MY B E S T FRIENDS W EDDIN G 100400 /00*20 SPEED TW O : C R U ISE C O N T R O L ioo44or20taio IS 0 4 10SS0S30 BUDDY 106 4 44 1*0 T H E FIFTH E LE M E N T •x> • D IN O T IS H O r a litS HO SUPIR SAVER! �4B - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 Legal Notices PUBLIC H0T1CI DECLARATION Of INDEPENDENCE wm n iA e .ii___ u ___tiumtil American O m an* with thalr decendcnt*. a n sufoocti of a tawmn S u i i owing slleolanc* to Ifn oovim m aiU thereof. and . hi Truer la the foreign luritdicnon known aa the Municipal Corporation ol the Dtatric! ol Columbia, a Democracy. Inciudmg thoee ol it*' political subdi­ visions. the lllty (10) Corporate ■latee Any and all peel and preeent political bee Implied by operation ol law or othenelee In Trull with the Democracy >e hereby dleavowed. dileohrad and ol no further alfooL Am erican Cltlaen by birth, pledge my allegiance to the Republic end ite lllty |(0| union liatoe, and pureuant to IS United Stelae Stout* at Larga, hereby eipatriate and remove myeell and my daactndanta from tha Democracy * political and territorial lunadiction and lhareby aetabliah my CilUanahip within tha political and territorial bordara ol America, to voluntarily ba under Itie lawa. liberty, protection, guarantee! and immunltle* ol iti' Republican form ol govern­ ment and tta' (operation ol power* in order |o on(oy my right to Ilia, liberty, and the pur­ suit ol hepptneaa. having tuN right to own and control private properly, having tuN power lo contract, eitabiieh commerce as guaranteed by the tuN 10 Amendmenta ol Me Bill ot Righte to the Constitution tor the united Sills* of America aH because It is my right end duty to p a n a legacy ol Liberty to thoee that follow Signed and sealed Hits t tlh day ol June., i m . nunc pro tunc to 14 duly ISSd the date ol my birth Paul O. Brink Ie In Preprls Persona, Sul Juris A C K N O W L lD O IN IM T i Paul Q. BrinAle. personally known to me (or by identities bon hat provan lo be on the baste ol satisfactory evidence) affirmed and autnenbed to the above before me. s Notary Public in and tor the Corporate Slate ol Florida on tote 1>th day of at Bardsrd (city), (county). Florida (auto). Prune** my hand and official seal RICHARD R COOK. JR. Notary Public. Stale ol Florida My comm ocpUac Mar 11. NaSCUHn NonOed Thru CX Service Publish Juns Id, 1BBT DCF-243______________ . N o n c e op APPLICATION PON TAX D IB D N O TICI IS HiRCBV OIVCN. that COWARO J. TiRRY, tha holdar ol tha following cartMcciefs) hee filed said eerbfl­ ea la(a) for a Ua dead to ba ieiuad lhereon The certificate number!*) and yoar(s) of ieauonca. the dcacriplion of the property, and the name(s) in which ll was assessed ia/src aa followi: Certificate No. 141 Year of Issuance t SIM Description ol Property; LIO E 1/2 OF LOT 4 BLX 34 M W CLARKS SUBO PB 1 PO 107. Names In which aaaaesad Thelma N Mika All ol said property being In the County of Semmoie. Stats ot Florida. Unless such certifies!*!*) shall be redeemed according to law. the property described in such certificate!*) will be sold to the highest bidder al the west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on tha 2Slh day ol July. 1W T, at 11 00 A M Payment of Sale las. applica­ ble documentary stamp tsses and recording fsaa are required to ba paid by the successful bidder al the sale. Full payment ol in amount equal to the high­ est bid is due within 24 hours after the advertised lime of the sale All payments shall be caeh or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to too Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this Sth day ol June. 1997. (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by; Michelle L. Slhra Deputy Clerk Publish June 17, 34. and July I S. 1997 PCF-143 P U III6 N o tic e DECLARATION OF M O EP IN D EN C a WHERIA1_.I1 is___ claimed Autumn CIMim u l . with Unit d its jd s n u . «rt luD ItEli al a iuikiua S U H . u b j ; j slltsu n is ig. tfit aaurnmint. tftsrsaf. and WHEREAS II Is nscaasary to the malnlsnsnco ol public peace that this claim ol foreign allegiance should be promptly and finally disavowed: TH E R E FO R E, WE. Jeel O . BeInkle, end wife, Donna H. BaUihle. Cltiiana ol USA coun­ ty living by choice In tha Florida Republic, in the name of The Almighty Creator, by our Declaration of Independence do solemnly Publish and Der lara our right to B ieatrla U en ahaaluta. our rea In True! to tha foreign jurisdiction known at tha Municipal Corporation of tha Dtetnct Ol Columbia. a Democracy. Including those of ita' political subdivisions, the titty (SO) Corporal* Statas. Any and all pail and preaant politi­ cal lias implied by operation of law or olherwla* In Trust with the Democracy I* hereby dis­ avowed, Unsolved and ol no (urlhar affect We, Jeel Q. Brinhle, and wife, Oanno R. Brink!*, aa Amerfaan Oillaao* by birth, pledge our allegiance •« ••»* Rapubiic and Ite fifty (90) union Signed and sealed M is ISHi day ol A n a . I N I nunc pro tunc to I T Moron tS39 the data ol my birth. Joel • - Sr Ink is In Propria Pore ana. Sul Juris Signed and sealed IMs 1IH» day ol Ju>> 1SST nunc pro tunc to IB January, IBS# the data ol my birth Donna R. Brinhle In Propria Persona, to l Juris ACK SO W LEDG BM EK Ti__Joel S r U ll* . bath personally known to me (or by idenlihcetion has proven to be on the basis el eatiefactory avtdancej affirmed end subscribed to the above betore me. o Notary Public in end tor the Corporate State ol Florida on this t t t k day ol la M to s li (county). Florida (slate). Witness my hand and official seel RICHARD R. COOK. JR Notary Pubito. State el Florida Myeomm aspires Mar ts. tees n«. cc snort Bonded Thru Official Notary Ifobhsh* Juno Id. 1H7 DCF-M1 ciR o u nr c o u r t O P TN B t e n t JUDICIAL e iN o u rr in a n d f o r S B M N M L I COUNTY, FLORIDA c a p s n o . e r b s b t - o a tde FLORIDA BAR HO. B0040*0 INLAND MORTOAOl CORPORATION. PteinliR. m tw i JOHNNIE l l HOWARD. ET AL. Defendant NOTKJB OP BALB Notice la hereby given that In accordance with the Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered on June am. tear in civil action no ST O U T CA-14B to tha Circuit Court of SanVnole County. Florida, to which Johnnie M. Howard, al at. are the Defendant* and Inland Mortgage Corporation, the PtelnllH. I wUI sea to the highest bidder tar caah at tha Waat Pont door. 3Q1 N. Park Are. Sardord FL *3771 al 11 00 e m tolj i suit tNh.lWT oo the M- fowing described reel property LOT *44 SPRINO OAKS UNIT S. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I T PAOE 74 THROUQH TS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. More commonly known ee: TS3 Little Wokhro C r. Altamonte Springe. FL 33714 DATED June tlh. 1SB7 (Court Beef) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Matthew J. Schllchte Attorney st Law |I1 4 Hollywood Bled Hollywood FL 1*079 Publication ol this notice on June 17. 34. 1M7 to the follow­ ing publication. Sanford Herald. DCF-1 S4 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of the below described vehicles woe con­ ducted In compliance with F.S. T ll.T E . Notice that Butch’a Towing will soil told vehicles ot Public Auction tor Caah on July 10th. 1W7 at 10 00 am al 100 Persimmon Ave., Sanford, Florid*. Wo reserve the right to withdraw any vehicles from this auction. AN vehicles sold AS IS. No Utlo guaranteed Butch's Towing rooorvo* the right to bid on any vehicle. MS* Chav 40 IO« 1Q1ACH9P107209*49 1979 Ford 40 104 9US3H20424] 1917 Honda 10 104 JMMEC3J29HS009 M2 1979 Lincoln 2D ID4 9VI9AB70359 1999 Jaap 40 104 1J4FT7IS9SLA49512 1919 Marc 40 104 SX32T922912 1992 Olds 20 ID4 t Q1AM471SCM909*41 1990 M u d * 40 104 JM1BO2241L0I41WE 1907 Plym 40 104 PM4107624ASSI 1919 VW 104 WVWRB0104KW2S747S 1997 Plym 40 IO 4 PM41G 76244491 1999 VW 20 ID 4WVWRB0104KW2S7479 19*7 VW 20 104 If742293S 1994 Olds 20 104 1Q3AR47AXIR193993 Vehicles may be slewed one hour prior lo sale. Publish: July 24, 1W7 0EF-1S2A NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX OESO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUNS AS CSTDN/DH-3 ASSOC ATTN MICHAEL MANNINO (FL S401). the holder ol the following certificate!*) has Iliad aatd carbftcatala) for a taa daad lo b* tasued thereon. The certificate number(s) and year(*) of issuance, the description of the property, and the namaftl in which it wee assessed it/are aa foltowe. Certificate No 2992 Yeer of laauance: 1994 Description ot Property LEO LOT 41 REPLAT OF WINWOOD PARK PB 3 PO 30 Namee in which as*as sad Carrie Sima All ol maid properly being In the County of Seminole, Stale of Florida Unleaa such ceriiftcale(a) shall b* radeemed according lo law, tha property described In auch certifical*(t) will ba told to Ih* highest bidder *1 the west front door. Stminol* County Courthouse, Sanford. Florid*, on tha 4th day of August, IEB7, at 11 00 a m. Payment of Sale fee. ippHcobie documonlery stamp taioe and recording tsae are requirvd to be paid by too luccoeehd bidder af too solo Full payment of an amount equal to too high­ est bid ie duo erilhin 14 houre otter the advertised time of tha sale An payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instrument, mod* poyabfo to the Clerk ot too Circuit Court. Deled foie 11th day ot Juno. 1ES7. (tool) Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MARSHALL E ALLEN. Ih* holder of IS* following certiftcatafo) ha* filed said certiftcat*!*) for a U s deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number!*) and year)*) of issuance. Ih* description af tha property, snd the namefs| in srhteh n was as seised i*/*r* a* follow* Carttticat* No. 3179 Year of Issuance 1999 Description of Property MARYANNE MORSE U a TRACT B (LESS BEG SLY CLERK OF THE MOST COR RUN N 49 DEG IE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. MIN 12 S IC W 120 FT N S DEG I t MIN 31 SEC W 194 49 FT • FLORIDA 49 D IO tS MIN 92 SEC E 239 3S b y MtehaBo L. Sitra FT SWLV ON CURVE 100 03 FT Deputy Clerk TO B IO ) OAK FOREST UNIT 1 Publsh Juno 24, Jury T, E, end PO 22 P Q I I t TO S3 19. 1997 DEF-34E Nsmos in which assessed Qulfstream Housing Carp Ah ol M id property being in the APPLICATION PON TRX D U D County of Samoa**. State of NOTICE IS HEREBY OtYIN. Florida that FUNB AS CBTDH/DH-3 Unto** such certificate!*) shall ASSOC ATTN: MICHAEL MAN­ b* redeemed according to law, NING (PL <401L the holder of the property described in such tha toOowtog c*rtHlc*to<s| ha* certifies la!*) will be M id to Ih* Mad oaid a*rtlllcato<i) tor a toe highest foddar al the weal front fIgoff ow *D *»-M — IIB mm -—fQ 4 |U H>W WIEU a* to —4 .1 1 O ESQtE D EeU II.W1 11 door. E amino lo County centrical* number! ■) end Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, y*ar|e) of ieeuoncc. the on Ih* 14th day of July. 1M7. al deecnptren ot the properly, amt 11 00 A M the namefs) to which It wwa Payment ot Sato fa*, applica­ accessed ia/aro ao tohow* ble documentary stamp lass* Cortlfleata No 1300 * and recording fees are required Tsar ol toeuonoo 1004 to bo paid by to* successful Deecrfphoe of Property: bidder a| the sale F uH payment LEO LOT 444 (L E U S I I FT * Of on amount equal to the highRO) ALTAMONTE LAND HOTEL M t bid ie du* within 24 hours a NAVIGATION CO PB 1 PO I I •flat the advertised time ot (he Noma* to artoeh *******d oal* A l payment* shah be cash Clalut M Vbmmon. Maria A Of guaranteed instrument, R im e s . Ah of eaid property mode payable to to* Clerk of being in the County of too Circuit Court. Seminole, Stale at Florida Oolod this 21th day of Mey. Unieto such certifleaM<t| shah 1BE7 bo redeemed according to low. !***0 too property described to such MARYANNE MORSE certificate!*) will bo taM to Oto CLERK OF THE highest bidder el the weal haul CIRCUIT COURT door. Somineto County SEMINOLE COUNTY. Court house. Sanford, Florida, FLORIDA on toe 29m day o4 July 1997. M by Mich*He L Idva 11.00 A M Deputy Clerk Payment ol Soto too, appico- Pubhsh June 3. to. 17. and 24. bie documentary stamp tesoa 19E7 m w iiiE ^ A A o d lM iB A— — — BT1 m a e a k js ij u o jl EnU TwvOnjwfTJJ IDE■ 0 IF -2 3 to be paid by the eueceeeful fodder it the eels. FuB payment ol an amount equal to the klgh N O TtC I OF •el bid is duo wiffim 24 hours APPLICATION FOR TAX O I I O after the advertised Urn* of toe NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, seta All payment* eheh ba cosh to ll FUNB AS CSTON/OH-3 or guaranteed instrument, ASSOC ATTN MICHAEL MAN­ mod* payable to the Clerk of NING (FL440I) the holder of the Circuit Court to* tollowing certificate!*) he* Oatod Ihi* Ito day of Juno. hied ssvd cartihc*t*<s| for a fas 1997 deed to be issued Ihereon The (Seel) certificate number)*) and MARYANNE MORSE yeaifs) ot issuance, the CLERK OF THE description of to* property, snd CIRCUIT COURT to* nsm*<*) in which it was SEMINOLE COUNTY. assessed is/are a* follows FLORIDA Certiticau No 3132 by Shirley C Hergerl Year ot Issuance 1994 Deputy Clerk Description of Properly Pubhsh Juno 17. E 14. 1997 . u a e i c 24 TWP I t 4 R O I 304 July 1. E S, 1997 BEO 443 2 FT N OF W t/4 COR RUN N 4S FT ■ 149 3 FT ■ 44 FT , 0EF-1I7 W t M 44 FT TO BED NO TICE OP Name* in which assessed APPLICATION f o r TAX D U D RICHAR0 H EHLENFIILO. N O TICI IS HERSBV GIVEN. CARMEL LA F EHLENFIILO Ah Ihsl FUNB AS CSTDN/DH-3 Of said property being In the ASSOC ATTN MKT HA EL MAN­ County of (eimnot*. Slat* of NING (FL *4011. to* holder oi Florida to* toitowing cerilflcelal!) has linfosa auch certifies left) shah Sled said cemheat*!*) fee a taa be redeemed according lo low. deed lo ba issued toemen The the property described in such certltical* number(e) end Mrtihcalefs) win be sold to the imt r ill ol issuance, the high ist fodder al to* west hoot description *4 t^s^s P ria sr!! sn^4 door. Bemtool* County to* nemetat M which If dak Court house Sanford. Florida aasassad le/ore a* follows on Ih* I4to day of JULY. 1997. CarliAesla No 244 at 11 00 A M Year of Issuance 1494 Payment of tale fa*, applica­ Oatcnplion of Property: ble documentary stamp tea** LEG LOT S BLR 7 TR A TOWN and recording tee* are required OF IA N 7ORD PB 1 PO 94 to be paid by the successful Name* in which aaaaaaed foddar at the sale Full payment Margaret A Jon** AM of eaid of an amount equal lo to* high­ property being In toe County ot est bid 1* du* wilhin 24 hours I* mmol*. I tala of Florida. after the advertised time ot the Unleaa auch certificate's) ahail Ml* Ah payment* shall be cr.sh be radaamad according lo law. or guaranteed instrument, the property described in auch made payable lo the Clerk of ceriiftcelefa) will be sold to toe to* Circuit Court highest bidder *1 the west front Dated this 29th day ol MAY, door. leminol* County 1997. Courihouto. Sanford. Florida, (2**0 on the 14lh day ol July. 1997, at MARYANNE MORIE I I 00 A M CLERK OF THE Pcymenl of Sale too. applica­ CIRCUIT COURT ble documonlery stamp tales SEMINOLE COUNTY. and recording lose are required FLORIDA to be paid by toe successful by SHIRLEY C HERBERT fodder al to* eel*. Full payment Deputy Clerk of an amount equal lo the high­ Publish JUNE 3. 10. 17 A 21th. est tod I* due within 24 hour* 1997 slier toe advertlead time el to* DCF-42 M l* All payment* shall be caah or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to to* Clerk of M TH E CIRCUIT COURT the Circuit Court OF TH E 19TH JUDICIAL Dated But 2tlh day ol Mey, CIRCUrT, IN AND FOR 1907 SEMINOLE COUNTY, (»«*/) FLORIDA MARYANNE MORSE BERENAL CLERK OF THE JURISDICTION OIVtEION CIRCUIT COURT CASE HO I9T-9999-CA-14B SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHASE MORTGAGE FLORIDA SERVICES. INC . A by; Mich*Me L 9ifv* DELAWARE CORPORATION. Deputy Clark F/K/A CHASE MANHATTAN Publish Jun* 1, 10. 17, and 24. MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1907 PLAINTIFF DEF-34 V i. SUSAN DOROTHY MELLOT, NOTICE OP UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SUSAN APPLICATION FOR TAX OESO DOROTHY MELLOT. NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN, COMMERCIAL. CRE0IT that FUNS AS CST0N/DH-1 CORPORATION. Q E CAPITAL A330C ATTN MICHAEL MAN­ CONSUMER LEN0INQ INC . NING (FL 1401). the holdar ol A/K/A Q E CAPITAL to# following carllfical*!*) hat CONSUMER CARO C O : hied said certifies t*(a) tor a tea SUNTRUST BANKCARD daad to be Issued thereon The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. certificate number!*) and MONTGOMERY WARD CREDIT year!*) of laauanca, tha CORPORATION. BARNETT description ol to* property, and BANK. N. A F/K/A BARNETT tha name!*) In which II was TECHNOLOGIES. INC . F/K/A assessed ia/aro st follow*: BARNETT RECOVERY Certificate No 117 CORPORATION. JOHN DOE Year ot laauanca: 1994 AND JANE DOE A l UNKNOWN Description of Properly TENANTS LEG LOTS 12 a 13 MIDWAY IN POSSESSION PB f PO 41 OEFENOANT(I) Nam** In which aaseeaed. N O TIC I Daley Hadley Heir*. Oorolhy OF FORICLOSURS SALE Evens. Robert Chamber*. AH ol NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN said property being in the pursuant to a Summary Final County ol Sermnol*. State ot Judgment ol foreclosure dated Flond* JUNE STH. 1997, entered In Unlaaa auch c*rtlftcal*(t) shall Civil Cat* No 97-00S9-CA-14B ba radaamad according to law, of tha Circuit Court ol the 1STH to* property described in such Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ carlificel*!*) will be sold to tha NOLE County. SANFORO. fughe* I fodder al to* wait from Florida. I will sal) lo to* highest door. Saminola County snd best bidder lor cash at to* Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, W IS T FRONT DOOR of tha on to* 4to day ol August, 1997, SEMINOLE County Courthouse a l 11 00 A M located at M t N PARK AVE w Payment ol 8*1* la*, applica­ SANFORO. Florida, at I t 00 ble documentary sump tales am . on the 9th day ot and recording lea* are required September, 1997 the following lo be paid by to* eueceeeful described property as tel forth fodder at to* tale Full payment In said Summary Fins) ol an amount equal lo to* high­ Judgment, to-wtt est bid la du* within 24 hours LO T 27. LAKE BRANTLEY attar the advertised tun* ot the HILLS ACCORDING TO THE M l* All payments shall ba caah PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED or guaranteed instrument, IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 37. mad* payable lo too Clerk of PUBLIC REC0R0S OF SEMI­ the Circuit Court. NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA LESS Dated Ihi* 20to day of Jun#, 1997. COMMENCE AT THE NORTH­ (3**1) WEST CORNER OF LOT 27. LAKE 0RANTLEY HILLS. MARYANNE MORSE ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT CLERK OF THE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN CIRCUIT COURT PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 37. PUB­ SEMINOLE COUNTY. LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE FL0RI0A COUNTY. FLORIDA. THENCE by; Shiriay C Hsrgert RUN EASTERLY ALONO THE Deputy Clerk NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF Publish June 24. 1997 SAIO LOT 27. SO FEET. Juty 1 .1. and I E 1007 THENCE RUN SOUTHERLY OCF-2E9 Legal Notices ALONQ A LINE PARALLSL TO THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAIO LO T 17. TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAIO LOT 17. THENCE RUN WESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID LO T 17. TO THE SOUTH­ W EST CORNER OF LO T 17. THENCE RUN NORTHERLY ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF LO T >7. 710 FEET, MORE OR LEES. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING Dried this Sth day of Juno, 1ES7. [CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of too Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 4SCO SHERIDAN STREET STB 400 HOLLYWOOO. FL 33021 (SS4) 943-0400 99-09044 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, parsen* with diaaWIhie* needing a apec lei accom­ modation should contact COUNT ADMINISTRATION, ot to* SEMINOLE County Courtheuso at 407-323-4330 EX 4227. 1-E00-E44-4771 (TOO) or I-SOO-MI-E770, via Florida Relay Service Publiah June 17. 14, 1SE7 D IM M ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT D M TM M T 1IVSB NOTICE OF MTBMDED A9EN 0Y ACTION Tha On met grvae notice of it* Uitant to i**u* a permit to Ih* following appiiconttsl on July 4. 1997 E A O L It POINT DEVELOP­ MENT LTD GENERAL PART. NIA. WILLIAM COLE WC A TC HOLDING* INC . 704 TURNBULL AVENUE. SUITE 303. ALTAMONTE EPRINOE. FL 37701, application 44-M 7 0J14AGM4-SRP Tha profact ia located in lemmole County. Section 11 Townahip 11 South. Rang* 10 teat The IRP appli­ cation i* for CON I T RUCTION OF A 49-LOT SUBDIVISION AND TO RECONFIGURE THE PREVIOUSLY PERMITTED WETDETENTION POND INTO FOUR SMALLER WET-0E TENTION PONDS (A. B. C AN0 D). C O N ­ STRUCTION OF REAR YARD •WALE AND THE MODIFICA­ TION OF A PREVIOUSLY PERMl TTED MITIOATION PLAN KNOWN AS (A D L IB POINT. PHASE IV Tha receiving waterbody >* HOWELL CREEK SEMINOLE COUNTY ATTN JERRY MCCOLLUM. P I . 920 WEST LAKE MARY BLVO . SUITE 200. SANFORO. FL 12773 application 49-117044SAO-ERP Tha protect I* located m leminol# County, knrlrone 01 97. 04 O* 4 10. Townahip 20 South. Rang* 31 East The ERP appheatton i* for SEGMENT t INCLUDES WIDEN­ ING I • MILES OF EXISTING ROADWAY ANO SEGMENT II INCLUOCI 1 S MILES OF NEW ROADWAY KNOWN AS EAST LAKE MARY BLVO E SILVER LAKE DRIVE Tha receiving wrier body I* LAKE JBSBUP FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 719 SOUTH WOODLAND BLVO . DELAND FL 32720. application *4-11704S7AO-IRP Tha protect I* located in leminol* County Sections 09. 09. I I 9 32. Township* 20 E t i South. Rang* 10 (aal The ERP appli­ cation it for CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER MAN­ AGEMENT SYSTEM ASSOCIAT­ ED WITH CONSTRUCTION OF A ROAD INTERCHANOE ON INTERSTATE 4 ANO COUNTY ROAD 4IA The receiving waterbody ie LOCH LEHMAN CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGE. ATTN GLENN FOR­ REST. PE . 224 NEWBURYPORT AVE . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 12701. application 44-1170442AO-ERP The protect is located in Seminole COunty, Sections 09. IS t 19. Township 21 South. Range 29 East. The IRP application is to IMPLE­ MENT EROSION CONTROL MEASURES WITHIN TWO SEC­ TIONS OF THE LITTLE WEKIVA RIVER (AREAS 1 4 2) Tha receiving waterbody Is Ih* WEKIVA RIVER CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINOI. ATTN GLENN FOR­ REST. PE . 22S NEWBURYPORT AVE . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701. application 44-1170442AQ-ERP The protect I* located in Seminole County. Section Ot. Township 21 South. Rang* IS East. The ERP appUcriton t* to IMPLEMENT ERO­ SION CONTROL MEASURES WITHIN ONE SECTION OF THE U TTL E WEKIVA RIVER (AREA 1). Tha receiving waterbody I* toe WEKIVA RIVER. The file!a) containing each of the above-listed application!*) are available tor inspection Monday through Friday accept for legal holiday*. 4 00 a m to 1 0 4 p m af Ih* 4t. Johns River Wsler Management District Headquarters or to* appropri­ ate held office The Dislrtcl will take action on each permii application Ualad above uniass a petition for an administrator* proceeding (hearing) I* filed pursuant lo to* proviaion* of taction 120S7, F 4 . and aactton 40C-1 f i t . F A C A person whoa* substantial tnlarasta ar* affected by any of the Oiatricla proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition tor an administrative hearing in accordance with section <20 57. F.S. Petitions must wcomply with to* requirements ol Florida Administrative Cod* Rule 40C-1S21 and b* filed with (received by) to* Oistrict Clerk focelad al Oiatrisf Headquarters, Highway 104 West. Ptlatka Florida 12177. Pslltiont for administrative hearing on too above appltcationfs) must ba fliad within four­ teen (14) day* ot publication of this notice or within nlnataan (19) day* ol Ih* District deposit­ ing nolle# ol toi* intsnl in tha mail for those persons lo whom Ih* Oistrict male actual notice Failure lo til* a petition within tola lime period shall conalltuta a waiver ol any right such per­ son may have to request an administrator* determination (hearing) under section 120 87. F t . , concerning the tub)*ct permit application. Petitions which sre not tiled In accor­ dance with the above provi­ sion* ar* sub|*ct lo ditrmesal. Shannon Barlctn. Senior Permii Data Technician Permit Dale Services Otvision Si. Johns River Water Management District Publish: Jun* 24. 1997 DEF-271 Legal. Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UNT OF TNB ■M H TB B N TH JU O M IA L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, R4 AND FOB SEMINOLE CO UN TY GENERAL JURISDICTION 01911 ION OAEB NO. M -1 9 9 G OA 14 B CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. ** USE ANNE IECOA and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defendant)*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated Jun* 9th. 1M7. and antarad In Caa* No *9-1399 CA 14 B. al tha Cucuil Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and for 9IM IN0LS County. Florida wharem CHEMICAL UORTGAOC COM ­ PANY it Plaintiff and LIES ANNE IECOA. *1 a t. ar* Detondaat*. I mil sell la tha fug heel and best bidder tor caah in tha Weal front door al too Courthouse in Sanford. SEM tN O a County, FforUJ*. at It 00 a m o'clock on tha Sth day of September 199 7. the toitowing described property as set forth in said Final Judgment to snl LO T B7. RIVERSIDE AT TWtN RIVERS UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE F IA T THEREOF AS R IC O R 0 I0 IN PLAT BOOK 44. M O E E M . 44 IE. 17 ANO IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a/k/a 1*4* A0UARIUS COURT. OVIEOO. FLORIDA 327(1 DATED tor* Sth day ol Jun*. 1*97 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark af sent Court By Oorolhy W Bolton Aa Deputy Clerk Faber E Oithtj. F A Suit* 300 1970 Madfug* Avenue Coral Gabtoa. Florid* 3314* (309) 942-4110 ■Parson* with a (Inability who need a special accommodation lo ponwipata m ton proceeding should contact ADA CoordmaSar *1 lemmaI* County Court houee 391 N Paik Avenue Suite N301. Sanford. Florida 32771. at lean fur* day* prior la lha proceeding Telephone (407) 313-4330 eel 422 7 1-999-999-4771 (TOO) or t *400-914-9770 (V) vie Flond* Raley tervica * Pubheh June 17. 14. 1*97 0SF-191* l o N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OESO NOTtCI I I H IR IB Y OIVEN toil FUNB AS CSTDN/DH-3 ASSOC ATTN MICHAEL MAN­ NING (FL 9401) the holder of to* foitawmg cert,he*!•<*) he* fried i » d eertihceteft) lor e lee deed to be leaned thereon The carllfical* number's) and yearisl ol laauanca lha description ol to* property and to* name!*) in e S a k il wa* aaaeeted n/*r* aa tolhnet Cerafteal* No 2193 Teat *1 laauance 1194 Deacnpfion el Property LEO LOT I t BLK 9 * W 1/2 VACO 9T AD J ON I LARI VIEW PB 1 PO 14 , Name* m which aiaeaMd Charlie J Shepherd Ail el ir*d property being m the County *4 Semmoie Stele ol Flond* Unieee such ceriiheelets) then be redeemed according to low. ■he property detenbed m tuch certificate!!) will be sold to Ih* fvaheei fodder el the w ell IronI door Semmoie County Courthouse. Sanford. Ffonde, on the 4lh day of Augutl. 1*97. •I 11 OO a m Payment of Sal* tee. applica­ ble documentary stamp taa#* and recording fee* sra required lo be paid by to* successful foddar al toe sal* Full payment ol an amounl equal lo Ih* fughesl but it du* wiihut 24 hour* after Ih* advert teed time ol the sere AN payments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable lo the Clerk ot the Circuit Court Dated true ISth day ol Jun*. 1997. ISaal) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michelia L Silva Deputy Clerk Pubiteh Jun* 24. end July I. I. snd IS. 1997 OSF-249 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUNS A* C9TDN/0H-2 ASSOC ATTN MICHAEL MAN­ NING (FL (401). tha holdar of the toitowing certificate!*) has Sled seid ceruflctl*!*) lor a fee deed lo be issued thereon The Certificate number!*) end y*ar(a) of Itsuanc*. Ih* daacrlplton of to* property, and to* name's) In which II was assessed is/sr* is follow* Certificate No 17SS Year of Issuance 1994 Oaacrlplion ol Property LEG PT OF L O T I 43S 439 A 437 D ISC AS DEQ IS 7 FT W OF INT S Ll LOT 437 9 NLV R/W ST RO 429 RUN N 921 S FT E 242 3 FT S S39 7 FT SWLY ON CURVE 293 47 FT TO BEG |S AC) BLACK HAMMOCK PB 1 PG 31. Name* In which assessed ST MARY E ARCHANGEL MICHAEL COPTIC ORTHODOX CHURCH INC. All of said property being in Ih* County ol Seminole. Stale of FloridaUnlesa auch c*rtifical*(s) shall b* radaamad according to law. the property described in such certificate!*) will be sold to Ih* htghe*I bidder at the west front door. leminol* County Courthouse, Sanlurd. Florid*, on Ih* 14to day of JULY. 1997. at 11 00 A M Payment of Sale fee. applica­ ble documentary stamp tasas and recording I*** era required to b * paid by to* successful foddar at the aal* Full payment of an amounl equal to to* high­ est bid is du* within 24 hour* after Ih* advsrliaed lime of Ih* sale. Ail payments Shall be cash or guarantied instrument, made payable to the Clerh of to* Circuit Court Oated toi* 29 to day of MAY, 1997 (1**0 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI0A by: SHIRLEY C HEROERT Deputy Clark Pubhah JUNE E, 10. 17 A 24to. 1997 DEF-43 CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 407/831-9993 407/322-2611 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEFT. HOURS tsiiseiisHl HIVMi .........M b IIm 3 i i w f t f n ttrmf ......41 .M*Nat .......41M a taa3 UM 1....... . a n t ailNaaa 1* - - Mi h M M I.-IM M L MONOAYUNV FRIDAY CLOSED SATUROAY ASUNOAY i s s T N IR 1 F 0 R I, I. f a i l 0 I r b t la . a Citiren ol USA coun­ ty Irving by choice m to* Florida Republic. In tha nama ol Tha Almighty Creator, by my Oaelaralion ol Independence do eolemnty Publnh and Declare my right to Statea. and pursuant lo t l United stetee Statute at Large, hereby eipatriate and remove ourselves and our descendants from the Democracy's political and territorial jurisdiction end thereby aetabliah eur Cititenshtp within the politic el and territorial bordara ol America, to voluntarily be under the laws, liberty, protection, guarantees and Immunities ol Ns' Republican form ol govern­ ment and its' separation ol powers. In order to enjoy our right to life, liberty, and the pur­ suit el happiness, having fed right to own and control private property, hairing full power to contract, establish commerce a* guaranteed by the Wt 10 Amendments ot the BH1 ol Rahils to the ConelMution tor the united Statea ol Americo ell because il la our right end duty to pose e legacy ol Libariy to those that follow Legal Notices i WHEREAS II ll necessary la to* malnlinanca ot public peace that the clean ol foreign anaglanea should ba promptly and finally disavowed Legal Notices ‘ IU p b iI NOW ACCEPTING i toaear si the coal af ip fodbenM day Cancel when you gel leeuks Pay orvy tor *tye you sdnsw strae earned Da* k*4 eeactyeea ter tearaW re*u4e Copy mjft M m — p B N typograprvcai torm "Commercial kaquanry rata* are •«eiaCN DEADLINES Tuesday thru fnday 12 Noon The Oey Before Pukacaren Ipi' 12 pr|k](|:||I ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS, to the event ol an ettoi loaned, the S«nf ord Hereto win be reeponeible lortoe flrel ineertion enfy Mid only lo the eitent of the coal ol tool Ineertion. Pieeat chock your ed for accuracy Bid fU»l 4*7 B i w U 12—EMsrty Cars ALOM T ELDERLY C A M EfTTER WN sd wen your loved arm atoes church, worit etc you aitond trio I houre orVy 323 4911 beykCTf! F t l REEPt C T f D 1 EOS S O 4177. W M 41. W F to potty HEALTHCARE t REHAB Con~ tor o f! •* LvT.he M rvto 9 7 L » 4 J . 14— Bingo 7? SINGLE 77 f o | 4 d LevoRr Co m i i ecu i OBlOO Sem bason Cowno you too aaJO am tOOOS of H I Fwt but ndo kvtrgm Tempo 741•477 9 19— C o m p u tS f/ T V F U L L F IG U R E D LAOECS 132 H ttt Computer BS. Office E7. M y >7SB 00 Cel 123-4230_________ MAKE VOUNOEW NCO’B P C Moc. or tuffio ________ C N t m -O E B ________ REPAIRS NETWORKS UP0RADS1 tar 1 al sow needs ColI 32342*0 EOUNO CAROS 134 Rom |12 Uodeffi* S2S C O Rom IDS CPU MS 044 3234239 23—Loot A Found LOOT. RED MALA P O O O U Ptooee cal 373473+7904392 27—Nurssry 1 Child HAPPY PLUS Legal Notices a MrtOB HRS TanaNor. . S214B9G DAY * NfTE CR mg. hoi moo* rata* la id and E Stokao- S341999. FUN. LOV94G. W E nducoOon « C M tar yew CHAO 1 yr 4 over Hnsporvkng 921-4791 rzjzz. IN TRE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE SMMTBSRTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, to ARO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIOA c a s e M i 0 7 -ie e e -D R -e e -o IN RE S T I v IN ALLEN QRAOT A Minor Child NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARK ORAOY TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tkei on ooeon to change the te a * of Eleven Alan O isay to Btaven M an Lea he* fcaeo Mad agamsi you and you ar* rwqwrad to aanr* a copy el yov> written defenses if any to it on 7HOMA9 L 9TIPHAN. IfO U lR E. Petitioner • Attorney. 291 Maitland Avenue. Suit* 301. Alternant* Spring* Florid* 32701 on or before JULY 17th I M 7. end hi* in* anginal with Ih* Clerk of this Court either before seme* on Plaintiffs' attorney or immedietely there­ after. otherwise a default wUI be entered against you tar ih* relief demanded in the Complaint OATED on JUNE 12th. 1997 (COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerh of to* Circuit Court By Nancy R Winter A* Deputy Clerk Pubheh June 17. 24 and July I. E. 1997 DIF-199 Legal Notices CNM UfT COURT ESMMOLB COUNTY CABEi 9 0 -4 4 G 9 C A -1 9 -A T,itzr~K'" vs Al e x a n d e r a o o a t i Oelendeat NOTICE OF •HE RIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtu* ot mat certain Writ ol Elocution issued out el end under the seel et Ih* C-rcuif Court ol (eminate County Flond* Cee* *999499-CA-I4-A upon a final ludgmem rendered in to* aforetent court on in* 29th day of October A 0 1994 m Ihe I cer­ tain case entitiied First Union National Bank el Florida. Plaintiff v* A4*sender Abbal* De Iended I which alproeetd Writ of Ececution wee detnered lo me a* Sheriff ot Eemmol* County. Florid* snd I have lasted upon all the ngfn bit* And interest of the defendant in toe following described proper­ ty said property being located •n Seminole County. Florida, nor* particularly described aa tollowa 1912 Pontiac Firaford Vm VIO2FS23T0kL219993 and the undersigned ■* Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida, writ at It 00 A M on Ih* 2Sto day ol July A O 1997 offer tor sal* and sail to Ih* higheet bid­ der. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL I4IST1NO LEIN! SI the Front (WEST) Door, at Ik* stepe. el the Seminole County Courthouse in Snnlord, Florida, the above described property That said cal* is being mad* to saliafy the terms ot tola Writ ol Elocution Donald F Esknger. Sheriff Semmoie County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEOINO SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IM THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORECEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 1149 29TH STREET. •ANFORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (407) 3)0-4940 TT0 (407)323-3321 Publish Jun# 24 July t. ■ end IS, 1SS7 With Sal* being held on July 2Sth. 1997 DCF-24t IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL CAES NO: 1 7 -1149-DR-92-W IN RE toe Memage ol Tme Rotoii Petitioner ANO Patrick 0 Rololl Respondent N O T IC I OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO Patrick Orlando Rololl YOU ARE HEREBY N0TIFIE0 that an action for diccotution ol marriage hat been Med agamsi you and you era required to aarva a copy of your wrttlcn defenses, in any. to if on Tina Rololl. Palilionar. who** addraaa a* PO Boi 31, ■enford. FL 32772 on or before JULY 1(ih. 1EE7, end Me too original with lha clerk ol this court before acrvlce on Petitioner or immedialaly th*r*afMr. If you fail to da co, a default will be entered against you tor tha relie I demanded In tft# oatition WITNESS my hand and the seel of this court on JUNE 10to. 1997. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT BY: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publish June 17. 24, and July t. E. 1997 DEF-19S CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis C am pos C worry C p w crrpMgram* ar* cisamt from queiaken by fonou* peepte. ftotl sridpreswe Each l*a*r r to* c»fwr Mama im snowier raasyicfce 0 equalsM ' L T W V R P V I S Q E : S R F O T L T Y Y T U G L I V V Q U Q O N W L T F R I M , ' — D T E * F 3 T R M . ' L V I H G E V Q T P : M T F R I U T V I WE P V I 3 G E . ' — VGG O Q F L T V P . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 know I am but summar to your naan, / And not tba fuN lour saasons of tbo yaar.' — Edna St. Vincant Millay. e 1997 by NBA. Inc 2« �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 - SB 27— Nureery * Child Cara CM LD CAAt my home Sped* m m tor efterschool. Fncd « i meetosrane. nsssorutss raise weends w o m e n s 61— Monty to Land A M I RICAN AUTO TITLE LOANS Vbu keep car. no era* P M . 322-1147-tonqwood KIT *N* CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright 71— Halp Wantad 71— Help Wanted DRIVERS ^V t> A y e e F - w E if p a y d a y J t O M T T OFFICEflS-UC. Unarmed. FT/PT Santod arar H ^ I prone I M p 394*11* ; SWTTCHBOARO OPERATOR P/T Frtsndy peraonakty A pfaeaem vow* Mon, Wed, Frt eventogt. Saf days. Drug Fra* Work Place Apply Don “ y i Seminole Ford, T1792 A •e ft Lato Mwy Btot TOLL COLLECTOR Fu* A pari 3me C M tor 407-04*337 71— Halp Wanted AC CARRIERS, INC. CUM. | ‘NEY1PAYPLAN! _ -------- . A SM TAM T » hra/week M.OOtvyeer E k •W m prof. *Y Oram *<to EOE Fas MO-191) P/T A HT speees svsestse CM about M* mere* (pedal *31-70*0 MARTA* DAYCARE Beby. tool Pre-School LAKE MARY u c SM4-7 m a m Opportuntttoe T M D O f C U A N N Q FOfl SOMEONE t t l l t Service Wed w « pul you toto prond* framing and cue oner* Cal I * rack* tor dataaa m s ra -No cost tor YOURI C f t rarto ( H O T hat m M M CM4O7 32J140G 81—Monty lo Land •Lay Over Pten* ' E m Slop Pay* *1 Day o t tor 7 Oeyi O ur •401KR I PM BM 1IU TTV1 TTPBtUrfyuNO. RapMy asPanang industry m aeerch of computet Herein n m t i g Knm Wilge of A P i A N U u « towe M n d e t Under its eom- If Pfoqrmm* t yr. t p i CM** A COL raq PtoaM C M Sam to 8pm i* o o * / « aooo Morvfn Onty EOC •eheojAi AAST. STORE UANAOCRS 401k plan S43322 gjstinsti______ A M T T 1 A JO a FOB 7001 Aral CaR Haver a Fast J g m B B t M M B AC DUCT MECHAMC W M metal A dud board £■PWOnoed Drug Free 3I3I9Q0 ALL DEPARTMENT! A House Laundry person. Housemen. Nsmtenence end Dwhweahar Appfy In person UarrM Coral vent 135 International Pkwy. Lake Mery 444 1000 APPLY ADHESIVES m Trees HUHr. ^ - l ^ W to rU lH T T -T ir a A M N T A N T MANAOAWa Sam Ooody. SerranoM Tom * Cir MM UuMdend. Aeamonta Spga U M Ptaeae VACATIONS UKSEUEVABLE PACKAGE) UNBELIEVABLE COMMISSION! EVENINGS ONLYLONQWOOO *70 PER DEAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED _______ C A u . m - i m WAREHOUSE A PNOOUCTION d o lla r ocncral co rp ►Ming tor SsnfonWMsnd wee* Rstes rrp pratsrred Benefits « M t health, darnel A Ms n turanc*. vacaSon. ey* ear* A bomd plan Advancement optM m d a a aval Apply to par Mn 2970 S. Orlando Dr. Sen lord l - C a m b » M S esf EOE C a b in e t GPC S * * -n U N o Fee a »f M akar C M N r an N patnsmmw 04*100. Caahiera/Counttr Person W o rt al Bu ev Airport W* are hiring Friendly A C ourteous People 71— Help Wantad 71— Help Wanted Bartenders OPPOftTUNmES W O R K A T t U S Y A IR P O R T Je rry 's Caterer* 323-0345 or hourly TLC Comperv Jerry** Caterers AUToaaoTTVf o r rA A E R i SaMordAongtvoodOHndo flood Mama Parana*! ■anstos AAar SO Oayt f t * — f t > »» 407 2033055 AVON EARN TO W % COMM Flee Hr*. %mm 331-1131 kid. 323-0345 Ant ear **r ptvmey computer f M M . E QOOHr 3251777 MM neve pood organuabond NuN, some dance, and good cSfflL O e e ld e n t lel C le a n in g MOLLY N A B S MRBIO FIT * M-F •■ Net. m m t n n . m -n ra m nead a darter too a caring A has a ■raonaRy k r o s p i Register Today COME GflOW WITH WATSON! new amended oAce to 1AM be •*> A csrMed S M m a g a rad utogy Tuet. Nad. A Thurs an. m M be up u dais >S. LM # Mary he* dperenge tor an FLORIDA g a w r a H H man {vo-1 TECHNICAL Ca* TRUDY METER COLLEGE For i mrtodeMal inervwrv 323-3200 PO »m Boo 1M7. tear CTS. Santord FL O range City Cam pus ASSOCIATES DEGREE IN 18 MONTHS COLDLUGLL B A N K C R LI A . . r > m ....................... . M i.if . * ..... i t 1 A >••11111* i «is ’ *••«••• ** ft Its « Ml |I • V t . it . < I . . , r Aho Available: C* ♦ / Java Profirammlnfi 3 M « r a t rrag — — «i 2-187 8. VoluNla Atenur, Orange City W e offer free training through C o id w e ll Banker U n rv e n rty J N IV IR S IT V I H * y (7 ftJ S r u To Jarir C e rd rM l <»0 4) 851-0882 F'in*ncial Ud ivatUbtR for thooo who quRbfy Cerprar iiid U n c * Avfutabie • to i l qmUed cinrtdasf C J I J A b v i a our Liks M ay OSes b r sKtrvMw A C I C S A C C R E D IT E D M EM B ER i (407) 321-2720 _ N J eotn A Mew 3T * M 3 PfMVATE Clean A eonan ooce I J U day* a* to (**panng me tit n k t vanra f e t o t n pey to « e k tod parson Hearsi cert A M t M oney Send r t ig n t to Band Boa R. P O Boo I M I . SeMonl FI v m IS67________ WANTED to OEM Uenr* Cenvet COL Onv » 7 1 l» F r o n t D e « k C la r k A R e b e l A u d it A p p ly in p e rs o n : G rill C o o k / K it. P r e p Cdmpelitive Wag­ es J E R R Y 'S C A T E R E R S 93— Rooms Fo< Rent 1 2 7 — S t o r a g a / O f llc M F o r R «n t U TJU TY C O N TR A C TO R MtALTMl PIT Actor Eeundromaf (WM Mart Pto/a) 3333 Hwy 17-32, tardord mg ok D* im W TiI M f f lI p -U :4 3 -w •MR Coma and be a part d our ouNtandng teem of Nurse* at Debery Manor, a keener rated kk.ied nuramg laokry to the penwnc* at a heto* Drug (Fngem EEO tact toe ADON « ,m * x » MflfWk. Woman o**r 30, ■ Charge Nurse tree workprece EN BMM f con­ 407*33-4423 M Lauvky. phone, and w Sag tA5*90 4 eeek »3 * 3 S 3 I PON RENT UOQrmon f lOOrdep pays M PleeM CM 321-7364 1 I* t hr. totod A to prv tod (350rmon Secunry ttop CM to detad* 875*035 or pgr 415-2327 He** number or 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d pmracy. M AE4TEN AN CC C4mp grombeanoe rental Some kWckiur 3 phmfeng Va*d FDL weekend* ragjred CM 122 *470 to r w n e e M A IN TEN A N CE C r > in cerperwy rbywM. p***tog 8 ptoveang Apery Green­ wood Vtae*. 3)8 Merer* CouL Pertect k to 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d Ueetrt* A' 17. LMemra 1CT-1W7 MANAGEMENT COUPLE E*> A repert 887-7001 to** >97-7001 t perton WOT • 3200 see C M *36-1447 AriMort 3 Bdnw Ap4 C AH.Carp* tod, 323-0345 M l 324-31 ■31*3 323-M70 To Hire Buy A I FT-PT MgnL Free Training Great U . hra. 321*421. I F IE wweAweUS* 3 a »ie » Door*. MndDw*. carpensry, Drool Mtog. dseks A conersto c m d s a C8C1I 253-Alr Conditioning AC FOR AALf aieds and oUudo i m L For moo* ado CM 333-70IA or U t U W 2S3-Celling Repelr P OPCOR N C E IU N Q REPAIR C A U ROBERT B A 9335 264-Clock Repair ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAiRED Grarvfather. WM. Uanto A Cuckoo 407 3 » 337d AnySvng you need LjC A Ink MOV lee. Free eu I7 IA I4 0 270-Drywall orm aA U . -s t u c c o nepeoi WM A Cerkng Taotura! I 322-43JA 271-Electrical MTWAO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS fVrtrtontwI/ccmnvuciol Uc 4£R 0014297 tnktonrNd C M (407) 7AJ-4552 NE EDANILECTNC1AN7 C A U OlCK'a ELECTRIC 407-321*733 Lie ER0002A2*rOveo 33 Yr*. 2 6 5 -C a rp e n try NEED A REASONABLE CARPCNTER7 CM Juaan today 327*063 »CaC024IOa CARPENTER Al Hons rapes*, paatong A oararise Ms. Richard 0S*e*321 » 7 2 OAVS GREEN CARPENTRY ►tome approvement!. nVaot mpaas, kc/Vu 3 2 0 -l9 l!M t: S206 CHARLES 0. (Oenj M ALER. Btakto. CBC067233. Reer Comm. rtnvxM, kdcMone. ra­ pe* MC. VISA 407-320-1741 OAVR3 KEY CONSTRUCTION Me WTkemodeMngiTkipaira U c: COCO«7»3* 330-7303 U T T O N * Handyman A Ctsanmg SvC* No Fdl too imtATvg Fra* sal 24 hr sve A37-0SH SPECIALITY CONTRACTOR Pamf and hm iprs UCBONOEO Jack TullW 330-3973 r i l r t f - T ----------DuUdtr. eip ai FL OuAr work. Al type# deevto #8CC2.I03 324 4/90 RESKVCOMAWRCUUNEW/ RENOVATION C M 331-777701 24 h o 872 2922 2 9 8 -P r e s s u r e Cleaning RAINMAKER MmOATTON Repavi A InkUJUUon Free etbmaie* Cal 444 *374 UARY't LAUHORY SERVICE Win weeh A Iron, Pickup A Deliver. Low retek. 323-S3A4 EMPLOYMENT. Clerical A Lgrt Industryi Tamp Tam A F/T Hkinedy Sliding:: 33*0441 I CM to tree sMmats behwssn 42. M F 321*712 PRESSURE Sleem WMhtog Deck* *Waste •Driveways STEAM FACTORY 324-783* 302-Rooflng . NEW ROOFMO A REPAETS LIcAns. Fin. Avail. Fraa EsL DAW. Rooting: 230-M14 DOLAN ROOFING U c. RCOO42734, Fraa EsL Re-Roofing A Risalra. Par 337*120. YATES ROOFMO since 1928 Church A Sr. dec. 3rd. Gen. U c. eRC0022S30. 322-1443 266Carpet/lnetallattona NORTH SOUTH FENCE Service tonal Cu*ton Oeugn Free set Ucrtn*. 3663908 Central Florida Lawn ManagemantComplala lawn care Free H S T M I 230*2*1 TROtSE ASSOC. Can. FL, toe. PARALEGAL: Legal doc prap Adoption, bankruptcy, drvorce contract*, w in , mcorporaiion*. CALL US tar M of your carpet tog and Soar sovwmg need* ^ ^ rtT je u o m ttT M A M O ^ SPCOAUZmO to M fence reprivacy lane# mkUl*. A Free Oiameiet 69S 2335 291-Painting 268-Cleaning Services 276-Handy Man 314— Swim m ing P ool Servlcaa IAW CLE Arena m * A M . IO BN ee. *N do die leb right. KATMTB IOEANIHa-fUiu.1. wkymo.. rental cteen outs 11 yra. top. oiefa. 00-83*3 3 STAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpen­ try. elec, roof A yertl Work Guar. Uc. 321*033 'HOM E REPAIRS, A U TYPES Done E openly A Reliably C M Caeev- M T-7M T MORRIS CONSTRUCTION Tree eve carpentry. A heiAmg, odd Joes A mors Mo Job loo ----------------------- . 3740621 COMM/RESIO vnth J yr ’ Warranty A Power Weeh. C M Anibel 330-4231 FRANK BARNHART Painting Plus Pressure Cleaning. Ua/ toe. Since 1S70.32>1tt2 LARRTS PAINTVld Painting A preaaura cleaning Ic/ln*. Free CsL 302-1337 RIG H T H AN D MAN NEEDS YOU! typing C AR L* POOL RENOVATION We do tcryUc decks, kool deck*. marc its A diamond brlght-JO yra Remodeling. 10% Senior Cltttan Discount Uc/Bonded.407-323-7318 319— U pholstery M EL* UPHOLSTERY A CRAFTSMAN WOODWORKING 30 yr* sap. 321*334 Advertise Daily In A ll 3 Publications Sanford Herald • Bargain Hunter • Lake Mary Life A 3 *Line Ad Averages $4b.00 / month Call Today! Classified Dept. 322-2611 an HUO O fU T 407-333*333 3ANPOND 1/1. nopets.no chrtten. tJOOmon ; B 5 M B 322 3342 SANFORD 3/1 ■ VERY CLEAN. Nawty Rencrvsl « ) MoueAn Special 321*733 3ANFORO Lg. t BORM -719 Oak Awe UTVm on « S250M*p No Udk, no pets 323*019 SANFORD Very race 2.TJR tor rear*** Near U Monroart-4/ MM t450Wio 321*757 STUOIO APT. SANFORD t32S/mon. watar tod. . angle person, NO PETS 3230331 TOWN CENTRE APTS 1300 Bonus Bucks on Ibdrm PlaaM CM to qualfy 323*333 10 3 — H o u s a s - UnfumlshBd Worker* w*h car* paid bonusl Apply ready to work between 5am Sam t205Hwy 17 92, ________longwood. F L ________ SALES REPS we need you to gnr* you the chance to buSd a new austence to sale* of high quaWy Wine* and Champaigns to PRL1ND customer* You can cam • good income. ON GOING TRAINING! I 8 you are mat person that can do *w job FAX resume to 407SCREEN PREfTER TRAINEE efwi- L9»e*wiLm*a«,.. SECURITY OFFICER JO * Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Assoc. 334-7444 141— Hortw For Sato T O 002XNS of ad horns* aMh no raMor corn300-7034473 C 1X , EXCHANGE *r M U TOUR Propsffy tocjKd ttV IS TO R S REALTY T744$15 I BUY HOUSESI Any condition-Ail cssfi (407) 699-9593 D T U V U f M CM gar. pod. lane*, carpal ceramc 8 hard­ wood Soor*. Lovely home, pnme era* Reduced *81.900 323 •149/325-3400 LAKE MARY Lg 2 0dnv3 bath, eel to kA cewng len. gmhktor*. *34.500 F3BO 3309092 LORGWOOCVLAKE MARY 3/1 New YMCA 3 LMHS iTkM »M *39,500 3337729 MONTHLY PA *473. Brand 3/2 home* Mo MONTH! Cm H «»9 * tt3 W »3 3 T2 S 0 NEAR Q 8 T 1 IN Nee M to race r>*ig^Cortiood‘ grttl $49,500 CaA 322 3159 MARKHAM PLACE 110 Fktotor* TrM 4,3. apN plan. I » acres, lg master sue* overtodung screened poor w/ ig erv todewnent area A bneb wM Sftoken U H F R w/ brick Rra*250.000 b tvtld v 8 MASON MALTY (407) Near Airport 1/t Heme on 1/3 •era * 1.100 *q fl bldg *59 000 Mual aaE. 152 385 1937 POOL* 3 BORM-Greet Area Family room. Fenced vtl Owhr *34*00. *33734* SANFORD 3/2 1805 W 3rd St CH/A Sacunry Sy*. Fr pic. Fed yd vV20 X 33 work (hop. EX­ TRA* 150k CM Mka 293 SANFORD MSTORIC DOT. 6 4 PLEX Newfy P ranovMad By 1115.000. 321*733. ATOP PAY34G RENT 2543 El CaprUm Sanlord Touty renovktod 3/2 *1500 down. *54»mo 332*891. Leave I'uaao* AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES NOTICE . are lutyect to the Federal Fee Housing Act. when make* « Ragal to advertas any pre/arance. smitebon. or cteenmneoon based on race. Col­ or. rekgron, sea. handtoap, la- $ Paid Oaily S _________ 305— Secretarial & HOUSE CLEANMOOepandaCM. honest One Mne or weekly Cal tor tree selenals between S-2, M-F. 321*712. PHONE PROS ROSELEA VBXA1 Part *m* nrerwig* 25 horn Great 2nd job. Longwood area Earn UOOrwcekly ______ CHW H fH _______ 284-Lawn S ervice BR UN N EU PAMTING, 21 Yra (9300495) ComnvResidenUI Carpenry Recwm. WMpapec. Puttering ......322 2591 Iran*. 13 or otoar, casual tmokktmoephere. venous dune* S v T Vanou* hour*. MF. mu*l 330*757___________ Free asLUcAna. 331-4123 A BETTER CUT. Sr. DISC Week by Week, Realtor cuts. 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M shots, aped*, house broken, very tomng 348-2414 201— H o rs e s SUMMER CAM PI RfcBng Lsuona Honey Provid ed A m Swenrrang 290-9301 RAH Horaeehaetog Co. 15 yra. of prof shoeing 5 trim­ ming Hot. cold. 4 corrective Ihoemg CM 805-2M7 207— J e w e lry L Fine Mta Jtowek ’ Custom Design. \ aaW 407-327*331 211— Antique/Coltoctibtos ANTIQUE Taking Up *pece7 Broadway LEty* Can BM then 219— Wanted to Buy CLEAN MW3PAPERS Alum. Cana Copper /Braea Kokomo Recycling: 321*004 313 W. FlraHtfP 3-5, BCL3-1 229—Miscaltonaous HORSE LOVERS 42 on 2*2 acr. cross fncd. bam *103.300 LAKE MARY over t/3 acre, tor/ drVFl rm, 2 porcha* (34.800 RENOVATED 42. toe new, corner tot. gang* 832.800 POOL 4/2. *cm porch, 2 car gar, tor/dn rm. *34,800 NEW CU3T BLT 3/2 2 car. gw. comar toL Bead *42,500 I'A IJ L O S lIO H N t VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 0? I -4 7 I . 4 153— A crea go Lot For Sato 2 ACRES VI SANFORD ZONED GC-2 *133.000 St Jtohoa Raney J2 2 4 I2 J LAN D -LA N D -LAN D Bukoma lo t m a r WIBNOIAMaH u wo FREE PAGERS Fraa Ftocryiul tog Uni caM 19 95Ano CM tot railnctiona 407-331 -5434 SECURITY BARS 4 DOORS 5/iq IE (l Offering keyteu keyless ipush *5/iq button iutlon Ira kra release m i u 374-3184 324-1184 231—C ars For Sato 1373 DOOGE Mad Van 1 ton w/ 330 motor 12.000,obo CM O n dy or Kent at 322*177_________ IM S GMC Safari Cargo van Runs but has knock In engine *1,000 (904) 775-1793________ 1*33 COUGAR Auto. Oil. AC. IU8 power MUST SELL! *700 firm 3233383, leave message 1983 FORD Aerosiar Cargo van 6 cylinder, auto, run* 4 looks good 12 000 (904) 775-1793 TIRED OF PAYING high pric*47 C M FRED I have the vehtd* for you. CM : 330-3034. 1.7 ACRES: O STEEN ZOMO 34 COUMERCUL » 0 FT ON ROAD (4*800 Reedy to Ow en* wto Ce-wraura. 4.8 ACRES: $39,900 1Mto kom Oraiweey ttu i au (acurukoi uuuu o f il h • Single S lay Design • No One Below or Above • Energy - Eindent Studoe •Frtencty On Site Management •Furnished or Unfurnished Stuclo* •Electricity Furnished In StudoeOnfy STUDIO 1 BEDROOM 323-3301 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 329) S.SANFORDAVE.,SANF37-111 ORD ^ l ^ REAL BSTATC. INC 322-7498 PINE MILLS RD-10 M l 50*125 k each lor *33.00 CM 331 7777 or 24 hr* 872 2922____________ RES. LOT. Big Oaks 1 29 Acs M*8onv4l* Rd. Near Airport *85.000. 332*171 or 332*455 155— Condominium* For Sato ALTAMONTE- Laketronl. 1 td m w/ *crn porch *39.500 Poolaid*, T bdrm. *32.500 331-7777 or 24 hr*. 872 2922 235Truck/BuseaJVans For Sato 1*33 FORD F750 LARIAT 4X4 5 SPEEO. AC.V8. NEW TIRES 13975 CM 295-7335_________ 1134 CHEVY 510 Pick ^ p 5 Speed A C . bed tne 15965 CM 298- 7335 236— Vehicles Wanted C A S H U tP A E H For Junk Cara Trucks 4 Mkicf KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 333 1MB 241— Rec! Vtfhicles/Campers For Sato CAMP FOR 15.00 A N4CMT ‘ Natural* Selling OuM 4 Secluded 352-735*431 �••• > •• • Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. June 24, 1997 BLONDTE by Chic Young L e r s w c v e o n t o a w o tw eb NECHBOQMOOO TH A T I TUINIC q Skip X-ray exposure when you can D E A R D R G O TT: I am 37 y e a n old and have p erfect teeth. N onetheless, m y d e n tis t in s is ts on X -ra y in g m y mouth e v ery y ea r I am uncomfortable about the unnecessary exposure to Xrays Am I in danger? D E A R R E A D E R T h e amount o f Xra y e x p o s u r e d u rin g p r o p e r ly p e r ­ form ed dental X rays is trivial, provid­ ing you are property shielded by lead aprons B E E T L E B A IL E Y b v M o r i W a lk e r H o w e v e r , I s h a r e y o u r c o n c e rn s about unnecessary X-ray exposure. In 20 y e a n , will a study Indict dental Xrays as a cause o f som e disease o r ill­ ness? I don’t know, but — personally — I try to avoid such exposure when possible Ask your dentist to X-ray your teeth e v ery tw o — o r even th ree — y e a n , unless he suspects a problem In this way. you won't com prom ise your den­ tal health and can redu ce by SO p e r ­ cen t o r g r e a te r yo u r life -lo n g e x p o ­ sure to dental X rays. PETER GOTT.M.D. your physician voices no objections, I applaud your plans DEAR DR GOTT: During a recent wellness screening program, I had blood testa showing an extremely high concentration of iron Is this a prob lem? DEAR READER. II could be Iron overload (hemochromatosis) is a genetic disease marijed bv the body's D E A R D R G O TT. Could switching from a six c u p a day coffee habit to two cups of green tea cause impotence? I c h a n g e d o v e r abou t tw o w e e k s a g o and. as a h e a lth y , n o n -s m ok in g 42 y e a r old man. I am not rea d y for premature erectile dysfunction Don’t ignore the high iron level; you need further testing. C 1STNEWSTATOI DrmUTtOE AHM □□□□□□ mnnn □□□□ram nranrann nmrannn n n n n n n nnm n n n n mnnn nnnnnnn nnnn nran nnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnn nnn n nn n n n n n u in n n n n n n n n n nnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnn nnnnnn On the o th e r hand, if you a re d ie brtic. consum e alcohol or take any o f a w id e v a r ie ty o f m ed ication s, your im p o te n c e m ay be d u e to p h y s ica l reasons D E A R R E A D E R This is a decision b e st le ft to y o u r fa m ily p h y s icia n Ordinarily, however, people your age While I am not convinced that you have hemochromatosis, your blood test Is suggestive. In my opinion, you should address this issue with your family doctor and obtain the testa that he recommends. If you do have Iron overload, the condition can be treated with phlebotomy, the periodic removal of blood (and hence, iron) from your system. ACROSS D E A R R E A D E R I d o not b e lie v e that your switch from coffee to green tea is a cause o f im potence Why did you change habits* If you gave up c o ffe e because o f pressures at work or a nagging spouse, your sex­ ual problem may have a psychological component I suggest that you begin investigat m g the problem by m eeting with your fam ily doctor, who can refer you to a urologist if necessary D E AR D R G O T T I have arthritis in my knees and a touch o f asthma Is it safe for m e a 73 yea r old woman — to walk on a treadm ill’ inability to metabolize excess iron. As a result, the mineral builds up in vital organa, leading to heart damage and liver scarring. The diagnosia la suspeetad by g blood test for iron levels, and Is con­ firmed by liver biopsy. Ordinarily, the recogniied until organ e i s not . damage such as jaundice draws atten­ tion to it, because doctors do not rou­ tinely perform blood tests for Iron 10 PraSiiM sn ef 11 Type o f 11 Lfcareies II STUMPED 1 7— 5“ r - i --------------------- 1 " 9 n brneftt from walking, despite arthritis and asthma If you choose to exercise, you will, o f cou rse, a void s ta r tin g at a brisk p ace T a k e it e a s y fo r s e v e r a l ses sions l.e t yo u r m u s cle s and jo in ts becom e accustom ed to the new level of activity If you r d o c to r a g r e e s , you m igh t w an t to u se an In h a le r , su ch as S e r e v r n t. b e fo re you e s e r r is * . this p re s c rip tio n product w ill often p re vent asthm a from causing w h e e lin g and undue breathlessness You are probably aw are of the spate o f recent medical studies proving that an e s e r c l s e p r o g r a m b e n e fits th e e l d e r l v T h e r e fo r e , a s s o m in g th at WIN AT The first of two Hy I’ h illip A ld e r William H ailitt. an English essayist who dird in IU 0 , pointed out that m ay be w illin g to te ll a story tw ice, never to hear It m ore than once “ Well. I hope you a re not so in a g re e m en t with this that you w on’t read to m o r­ row s colum n’ T h u deal from the final o f the A u s tr a lia n N a tio n a l O pen Team s last January featured ms true liv e play at both tables R ath er than try to squ eeze it all into one column, let s spread it over two days. T o test yourself, cover the West and South hands You are East, defending against two hearts West leads the die mond six jack. ace. eight What would you do now’ W e s t’ s th in o n e -s p a d e r e s p o n s e picked o ff N orth South's best suit i f you and y o u r p a r tn e r w e r e N o r th South, would you get into spades after W e s t's b id ’ T ru e , N o r t h 's s e c o n d rou n d d o u b le a tr o n g ly s u g g e s te d s p a d es , but South u n d e r s ta n d a b ly went with hu other four card m ajor West, M ichael Courtney, led the die m ond six. T h is w as se co n d h ig h e s t from a weak su it which enjoys corutd ersble popularity in certain circles Peter Gill won with the ace. then he found the perfect play, switching to the club four A fte r w in ning w ith th e 10, Courtney realized what waa required He returned the spade two, which Gill ruffed N ow cam e the club jack, over taken by W est's queen, and a second spade ruff. Finally, Gill caahed the du b ace to defeat the con tra ct Beautiful! T h a t m ust be a c a n d id a te fo r the D efense o f the Y e a r Aw ard, g iven by th e In te r n a tio n a l B r id g e P r e i a Association Vulnerable: North-South Dealer. Eaat South W est N ertk Pass Pass 2« 1A 2e Pass Pass Dbl. Pass East I a 2 * Pass Pass Opening lead: a • c iW7 by n e a Ire- — HOROSC cfcur ■Birthday Wednesday. Juno 25, 1997 GARFIELD by Jim Davis by Jim Meddick From lima lo time in the year ahead you might gel som e strong hunches regarding business mailers Do nol Heal them wdrflorentty. they could be worthy of further exploration C A N C E R (J u n o 2 1 -J u ly 22 ) C o m ­ panions will sens# your presanca and charisma today, as well as your obvious leadership qualities Whan you issuo d irectives, they'll not be challen ged Cancer, treat yourself lo birthday gift. Send lor your Astro-Graph protections lor the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P O Box 1750. Murray HiO Station. New York. NY to 156 Be sure to state your zodiac sign LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Fnends know if you're told something m confidence you H not betray their trust. Today you may be ANNIE loo drfhcult . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Pay alien lion to dataila today, a s thay will ba aqualiy as important as major factors Each small part is essential lo complete the big picture PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Seek com­ panions today who are young in spirti rather than serio u s Individuals. Thr young m mmd wiS help you feet young a heart. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Your prolec bve feelings lor people you love could br stronger than usual today. This Is wet and good, but take care lo laave than soma breathing space. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you ab*ty lo read character m others w ver pronounced. A word of caubon. however keep your observations lo yourself GEMINI (M ay 21-June 20) Today yoi could have some real gams of informa lion to imparl to fnends or coworkers the could make or save you both money Share the wealth I CIW7 by .SKA Inc. by Leonard Starr PUNJ£e...MZ2lMlNGTHe o f ' J mxp O f A5MOK-AH* CANNOT ^ y : fLFADe U A W fW CH. -u O Q j(T &ALLV* /Zjstfoa if y o u ! % * > * * £ '|T w t i T r sap N O T SAJtVe. learn som e information that could ba profitable V IR O O (A u g . 2 3 -S ep t. 2 2) II y o u ’re involved m a group activity today, don’t single out one fnend for special attention Converse equally and amicably with one and ail L IB R A (S e p t. 23-O ct. 23 ) W hen the occasion calls for if, Llbrans can be extremely single minded This could be a day lo do exactly that, so decide on a goaJ And go foe it) S C O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N o v . 2 2 ) S eek endeavors today that will enable you to utSize your imagination. It looka kka you z coma up with some ideas of which you * be very proud. S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v . 2 3 -D ec . 21 ) Because you're not kkety lo lake things at lace value today, you won't be easily deceived by others Keep your eyes open tor slick salespeople. C APRIC O RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today you'll have the courage to render a deci­ sion on an Important issue you've been ducking lately because you've left it was ASH0K-AH � 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, 1996 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, June 24, 1996 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1996; <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/884e33b57e0c1df5d20a77750e33951f.pdf 409d77398354bb9ce3083b4240c16d03 PDF Text Text iI }m . .... * S E M IN O L E T O D A Y 75 Cents Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnole County vinca 1908 doth Yaar, No. 216 - Sanford, Florida Seminole sizzler Two schools of thought Commissioners must make some decisions about aduil entertainment in county Phone vote, su p erin te n d e n t's job hunt concern school board m em b er about to vo te on co n tract As the Seminole County school board pre­ pares to vote on the compensation package for Supt. Paul Ifagerty. at least one member o f the board is concerned that the superin­ tendent is not committed to the school dis­ trict. Board Chairman Sandy Robinson and Hagcrty have been negotiating behind closed doors to determine the amount of raise he would receive after his mostly-favorable job □ S e e C on tract. F ags BA A sign erected In the Midway Industrial Park la a reminder of I he big decisions to be made Tuesday by Seminole County commissioners. SCC president earns 12.5 percent pay hike After 17 months on the job. Seminole Community College President E. Ann McGee has r e c e i v e d an e x c e p t i o n a l evaluation, earning her a 12.5 perrrnt salary Increase, a car iillo w a n r r and an a n n u ity payment. The raise also earned her the Ire of faculty members who questioned the amount of the pay Increase. The board of trustees earlier th is m on th v o te d to raise McGee's annual salary from $ 1 17.HOO to • 132.500 As pan o f the package, she will receive an annual car allow ance of $6,000 and an annual annuity of $0,500. According to a summary of the recrn lly released evaluation. McGee earned « 4.5 overall rat­ ing on a scale of I lo 5 with a 5 being the highest. The board of trustees graded McGee In several categories Including professional qualifications, personal qualities and administrative duties. C om m en ts from the fou r LONGWOOD • Dr. Peter Gor­ man. principal of Lyman High School In Longwood will he making the commute to Osceola County for work. Gorman will officially be o f­ fered the job of assistant su­ perintendent for curriculum and Instruction In that county at their next board meeting on Tuesday. The Lyman principal beat out three other principals from Or­ ange and Osceola counties as well as Dr. Beverly Boothe. outgoing director of the adult high school at Seminole C om ­ munity College. Gorman will replace Jim Kish as assistant superintendent. Kish will become Osceola's new director of vocational and technical education. Osceola's superintendent Tom McCraley said he chose Gorman because of his varied background in education, his doctoral degree and his experi­ ence tn developing a variety of curriculum programs. Seminole County has not be­ gun the search to find a new principal at Lyman. Today: Scattered Thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 60s. Classified# Comics..... Crossword. O ur ...$A 7-BB . 10B • 10B •■•OB ...5A •1OB editorial.... Horoicopa Paopla...... Folio#....... Sport*...... T V ............ Wsathsr..., readers speak. Paae 36 C M * Adalt. Page SA Boyfriend of Lake Mary High student found guilty of her murder Ready for anything responding trusters were gen­ erally positive ranging from: She effectively represents a quality c o m p r e h e n s iv e c o m m u n ity college In the community to the h ig h e s t le v e l.* * to “ M any missteps In laying off staff. This will take a long lime to rrrtify. Hitter enemies will continue to live In the area. In explaining her dissenting view regarding laying off staff, former truster Pal Herring on Friday said she had spoken to McGee several times about the way the college let people go. "It was unpleasant In many In­ stances. I felt It was unpleasant and unkind.'* Herring said llerTlng said she gave McGee 3 out of 5 on her evaluation. "She (McOeel la doing well hut needs Improvement, but sq do we all." she added. In the past year, five faculty members have left the college, one of whom retired. Another d id not h a ve his c o n tra c t r e n e w e d . A ls o , ss p srt o f M cG ee's restru ctu rin g plsn. fa c u lt y m e m b e r s an d a d ­ C See McOee. Page BA Lyman principal chosen assistant superintendent By VICKI DoSORMIKK Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Services Building at 1101 East First St. looks like Its going to be the hottest spot In Sanford by sundown Tuesday. Well before the Board o f County Commissioners enacts ordinances on p u blic n u dity, a d u lt-en ter­ tainm ent establishm ents |AEEs| and sexually-oriented businesses ISOBs). a thousand or more citizens may be pushing and shoving • no straddle dancing, allowed • for chairs to the 7 pm . public hearing al the 193-scat BCC Chambers. It's too late to move everyone Into the larger Sanford Civic Center. C o m m is s io n C h a irm a n R an d y Morris said Friday as la his sug­ gestion for stretching the Tuesday session over to Wednesday night. Seems Commissioner Win Adams would not be available the second day. and the BCC needs a full house to do Its thing. “ End of that Idea." Morris said. Meanwhile, each commissioner Is receiving strong feedback from his the car parked In Um perking lot o f an Altamonte Springs apartment complex on Oct. 13. I BOO. Dcneweth. who lived in Longwood. had once been a student at Lake Mary High School before dropping out. Medical cxaminlers deter­ mined she was probably atranl or that she had suffocated ause there was no evidence she had died by other means. C Because of the heat and the fact that the body was In the trunk for approximately a week. It was difficult for thenMedical Examiner Dr. Shashi Gore to make a determination o f the cause o f death. A t G o ld s G ym r e c e n t ly , members of the Lake Mary Police Department trained to defend themselves and to used proper force against criminals. In (he lop photo, Sgt. Ron Qrtgory practiced hla tech­ nique with “ Red Man'* officer Richard Pare. Pare holds e black belt'fn Tae-Kwon Do and teaches martial arts at Golda Gym. In the bottom picture, O fficer John Cell end Sgt. Linde Belfiore learned both offensive and defensive moves as part of their training al (he gym. Polica officers continue training and practicing new techniques throughout their careers In order to be able to keep ahead of the had guys. A defense witness, patholo­ gist Dr. Brian McCarthy of Spring HlU testified It was more likely the victim died of natural causes such as siezures or a drug overdose. McCarthy did not perform an autopay on the body. The only evidence connecting Glee with the body was a blan­ ket In which Dcnewcth's body was wrapped in the trunk. Glee. 25. will be sentenced on July 29 by Circuit Judge and O.ll. Eaton. He faces a maxi­ mum sentence of life In prison. School choice includes private and parochial SANFORD • Schools traditionally leach the three R‘s, but now many parents are more concerned about the three P's: public, private and parochial. While the Seminole County School Board debates how to Implement the desegregation order which was passed down by the federal Justice Department, parents are struggling with which school their children will attend. The new consent decree will create ‘ cluster school zoning* to replace traditional neighbor­ hood schools, which the Justice Department says are unacceptable because they reinforce historic racial imbalances In some area schools. Along with the change In zoning comes the possibility that some families will have chlldren that live In the same household yet a t­ tend different schools. This factor, along with concerns about the dangers and inconven­ iences o f busing and long drives to school have iiPJtfHVHWi iH m V X " * /. '• " Eft ’ t *V Jrr * . j v-jd aiiA iB *.. « IWM a w H U w S*n— Teacher Rhonda Wright with Sanford Paga students Danial Durbin, 4, and Haaven Lewis, 4. some parents considering alternatives to publie school. < ......... Private non-sectarian and parochial schools are the two most popular alternatives to traditional public schools. Seminole County Cl See School, Page 4 A 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 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 . C all 322-2611 S Oi. i i . ^ Jm A H _ in # �2k - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, June 22. 1997 Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o rd H e r a ld (USPS 481 180) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Lear •Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh •Bualneaa Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*........................... 819.50 G Monlba................................839.00 I Year..................... :....... 978 00 Florida Reildenta must pay 7% aalat tax In addition lo ralaa above. L E TTE R S W h at choices do our county leaders have? F in a l n o t e o n r e s c u e s e r v i c e d e b a t e Bob Goff and Paul Lovestrand are spending a great deal o f time, money and column Inches trying to stop ringing a bell: the final bell o f the Great County EMS/Ambulancc Debate. LlfeFleet lost. The county won. and Bob and Paul are having trouble getting over It. But In their headlong rush to point fingers and lay blame (and. not coincidentally, to pave the way W in A dam s Is an for one o f their own political cronies to run for e le c t e d S e m in o le office). Bob and Paul have forgotten one thing: C o u n t y c o m m IsThey’ve forgotten the truth. Sunday. Lovestrand. the Herald’s ersatz slonrr. editorial cartoonist (for God’s sake. Paul, take an art course) has me switching sides In the debate, prolonging It. while lining my pockets with LlfeFleet campaign contributions. Wrong dollars. It’s a job that I take very seriously on all three counts. because I look at myself ns a kind o f mutual The fact Is. I never promised my vote to fund manager. If I don’t do a good Job. the LlfeFleet. county staff, the firefighters or citizens will find someone else to take the anybody else. The union was hardly my friend position. I know that. You know that. on this Issue. I only promised a fair hearing I brought In a tltg six accounting firm and a level playing field to everyone concerned. because I recognized that we would need nn Fairness, sadly It seems, has no place in Independent third party reviewing the figures: Paul's *lf-You're-Not-For-Ua-You're-Agalnst-Us* It wits absolutely mandatory In my Judgment. 1 outlook on life. knew for a fact that there would be The fact Is. It was then-Commission accusations o f favoritism and foul play If we Chairman Dick Van der Welde. Paul's printer took one bid over another, without doing our and pal. who delayed any action on the homework. And yes. I realized that anytime ambulance Issue until after the '96 elections. you get two cost accountants together, there The fact la. I have not received, nor would I can be disagreement over the method of accept, a cash contribution from LlfeFleet allocating costs. But from what I saw of because o f this EMS Issue. Delolltc A Touches analysts. I am satisfied As I said two weeks ago. In mnklng the . that the work that was done was good. motion to award the bid to the county I saw ads In the (Inal days of the debate, firefighters, each one of us has been entrusted paid for by the union, decrying the evils of the with the health, safety and welfare o f the private sector: stating that a for-profit citizens o f Seminole County. We'Ve also been company Is somehow, some way Incapable of entrusted with their bank accounts: their tax caring for the safety and welfare of our WIN ADAMS S em in ole C oun ty com m ission ers and many citizens will bare all of their feelings about adult entertainment at the Tuesday meeting at which a tentative ordinance regulating sexually oriented businesses la the topic. From the phone calls and letters the Herald has received. It is apparent that nobody wants these establishments nearby. Commissioners were given a short-list of two Sanford locations found suitable for the businesses. We have already aired our sur­ prise that In all of Seminole County that was the best that could be done...sticking it to Sanford, and only Sanford. But the big picture Includes whether commissioners can legally make the existing nude dancing club9 In Fern Park close or move to Sanford. The choice Is between getting them out of town or grandfathering them In. (Because they existed legally under prior ordinances, they would be allowed to remain, but no new clubs could locate thcre.l Commissioners theorized that these clubs f- c C L E ft * were a blight in a very busy commercial area, *-© T> H A . OLOPT and making them move to a less visible area, such as the Sanford airport area or In Midway Commerce Park would be better for every­ body. As It turns out. a swingers' club is in business In that very park, but because of the low profile and late hours It keeps, most of­ ficials and citizens haven't been aware of it. What should be done? Wc arc champions of the First Amendment |j Jr/) -lx viiiiiand certainly of free expression. W e agree • ’V// with .fudge Dickey's ruling not to close one club, upholding that prectous amendment. We agree that the likes of Club Juana and Rachels offer some artistic value and should *TTl*e C a t b a g * . " D o be allowed to exist, protected as freedom of expression. (Wc also agree with Sheriff Don Estlnger. and he has proved by his raids, that scrub parlors are merely fronts for Illegal activity and should not be protected.) GUEST COLUMNIST Wc think protracted litigation like the county would face by Impacting the rights of club owners such as Club Juana’s Mike Pinter is asslnine. Leave the poor guy alone to run Moncyl There’s never enough) Every family the club he's run legally and with a certain (except maybe lottery winners) has to make flair for 32 years In the same location. The decisions about the priorities for spending Us cost of fighting him and others In court would money. That process Is called budgeting, seriously hurt the taxpayers of this county. whether It’s In written form or not. Don't do that to us. guys! The Seminole County Public Schools District And we still feel choosing two Sanford goes through the same process but. by law. It's locations for new clubs that would locate In a much more format one. The format of the the county is a bum rap for Sanford. Com* budget, the public hearings to explain the mlssloners should come up with some other proposed budget and get ciUzcn input, snd the choices. Spread the entertainment around. advertising of the budget and the resulting mlllage rate are ail set by the Legislature In a Commissioners should go for the stringent format determined In the TRIM (Truth in regulations on time, place, signage, alcohol Mlllage) Act. consumption and the like under which these Sandy Robinson recently explained the businesses would operate. Even though It capital outlay budget. This column will discuss sounds good during a re-election campaign, the operating budget, which Is all expenditures we don't need to hear these guys claim to be and income required to operate the school bastions of family values when they say district except for construction, repairs and they’re going to rid us of the tawdry shows. some large permanent purchases, such as R em em ber the First Am endm ent. And school buses. remember that the best family values don’t Under Dr. Hagerty's leadership, the budget development process lias become much more leave taxpayers flat broke from paying for a open, with the Initial projections starting in county government drowning In lawsuits. February when the Governor’s Budget is More taxes means less for residents lo spend announced. By comparing the current year’s on those families. To M o ra / 4d u lt &itarrt»tnrwenC-. To citizens. That's bunk, and I flat out do not subscribe to that way o f thinking. 1 read newspaper accounts describing the Issue ns 'simple.* the proposals modest.* Well. I do not consider modest any proposal that could put 70 men and women out o f work and on the street. People’s lives and livelihoods were nt stnke. and It wns-and Is - o f overriding concern. Hut the one Issue, the most Important, fundamental factor in making up my mind, was trust. We live In an unusual county In that city and county elected officials get along. We work together, and sometimes fight; we share common goals and a common cause. Just like a family. That relationship Is based on trust. ' Had the commission privatized EMS, the cities would have walked. That much they promised. Trust would be shattered; First Response would be Just a memory. And you and t would be faring the cost o f setting up duplicate fire stations from Altamonte Springs to Sanford--at a million to two million dollars a throw. Bob Goff and Paul Lovestrand might consider that sound fiscal management, t consider It foolhardy and stupid Bob and Paul have found a new hobby: Journalism. Thai's great (after all. politics lias not hern particularly kind to Paul: he chickened out of one race and got pasted In another) And given Ihelr un-slaled political agendas. 1 suppose It’s too much lo expect Bob and Paul to tie fair and balanced In their reporting. But they do nerd to at least try to be accurate, and to have more than )ust a passing acquaintance with the truth Special Peop le TO N Y TIZZIO O r la n d o - SawftrrtJ .A ir p o r t. Oamerm Ave % W ,w U atarfi l l House o f S an fo rd . School board looks at budget B e r r y 's W o r ld ENDANGERED S P E C IE S f y F|SHERm a k * e t*»7 by NCA. Inc — W:. | , r W v S Jeanne Morris Jeunnc Morris Is the chairman of Ihe * . 3 ! vice Seminole County School Board. grades K-5 (40*- new teachers) will cost an additional 81.444.432. Some decisions cause u positive cash flow, such as Ihe energy conservation program with savings of 8347,500. phone service savings of 8113.000. privatization o f some custodial services saving 8100.000 and the estimated Income o f Ihe district day care program of 81.321.458. Even with a 8275.000.000 budget, the School Board doesn’t have the resources to fund all the suggested programs and services that are on the ‘ Items for Consideration* Hat. Reducing the middle school leachcr/student ratio, budget with the Governor’s Budget for the next technology support, raises for teachers and year, there Is at least a beginning estimation other personnel. additional Instructional of what funds might be available for the next assistants, and security enhancement are just a few o f the Items under consideration that will school year. At the same lime, the spending projections for the current year arc have to be prioritized and some will be funded Increasingly fine-tuned as the current fiscal only as additional resources become available. year draws to an end. By the end of the Value engineering by the district's Facilities legislative session, we know what the Require and Planning Department staff, and Local Effort (set by the Legislature) will be. sophisticated cash management and timely what the amount per FTE (Full Time refinancing of bonds by the Finance Equivalent studcnl) will be. and what the Department staff help the School Board save funding will be for other programs and additional lax dollars so that we can spend the categorical Hems. These are funds for specific largest possible percentage of the budget In items sucli us transportaliun. textbooks, and the classrooms and in classroom support. We are proud of the fact that only a very small Safe Schools. This budget refinement amount (around 4 percent) of the budget is procedure lets the community follow the spent on district administrative costs— process so that the final budget has no surprises, either to the amounts In c line Items consistently among the best In the state) Ads in the local newspapers will Inform you or which programs are lo be funded. Looking at the budget Itself, there are some o f the dales and times of the public hearings Interesting observations. Education Is. by Us for adoption of the tentative budget and then the final budget and mlllage rate. The very nature, a ‘ people Intensive' undertaking. Therefore. It comes as no surprise that a summary o f the budget will also be printed In whopping 86 percent of the current budget Is Ihe paper. A new aspect o f school financing this year Is spent on salaries. Growth, both In Ihe number of schools (there will be 1 new elementary, 1 the 810 per student that the Legislature has mandated to be given directly to the School new high school and a new exceptional education center opening this fall) and the Advisory Council at each school to further number o f new students (an estimated 1.5G8 — their School Improvement Plan. This is an enough to All two elementary schools) will opportunity fur the community, Including parents and Involved business leaders, to cause some costs to Increase. Some decisions by the School Board have a make financial decisions on part of the budget Make a dlffercnce-gcl large price tag. too. For example, the decision for their school. to reduce the class size by 1 student each In Involved! Ton/ Tizzio i> an advocate fo r the disabled. Hidden observers, » In most of our stories here at 'Special People' we try to concentrate on giving the disabled person more attention. Today I'd like to talk about them getting less attention. It has always been my observation that If you ever want to know what’s going on. ask a disabled person. Being observers. Is probably one of few positives there are for the disabled. Most of the time people may overlook u disabled person or even Ignore them. This all might seen like un unusual speculation, hut let’s think about it. Aside from the Initial glance, a disabled person seldom gels that much notice or positive attention for that matter. Because o f this, he or she sees or hears a lot. This may be because many of us (the disablcdl arc non-threatening as say opposed to someone who look's like a body builder. Added to this Is the fact that many disabled people, like myself, cannot participate In sports so Ihe sport of analytical thinking becomes a way o f life. This can lead to the disabled person being considered a great source of Information and Information, as they say. Is power. This leads to the proverbial question. "How can we use this power?* Power, however, is no good unless It is a means to an end. The end was, la and always will be acceptance and with acceptance |ln nil areas) comes freedom. The freedom to do whatever makes you happy and complete as a human being and isn't that what we all want and strive for? So the next time you sec a disabled person at a party or gathering, ask them 'W hat’s going on?* If you’ve observed (our word to today) "Special People' as being shorter today, you arc not seeing things. Please don’t complain to me or to our great editor. We Just wanted to show you some of the fantastic mall we've gotten here at 'Special People*. Dear Mr. T iz z io , In reading your Special People and Wc Are All Different articles In the April 6. 1997 Sanford Herald - I have to tell you how much I appreciate the Information and recognition for special people. There are an estimated 250.000 Bpinal cord Injury Individuals living In America and each year another 11,000 instantly Join their ranks. I have a beautiful and smart 10-year- old son, whose feet and right leg arc paralyzed from a tumor located Inside his spinal cord that first affected his walking at age 8. He has been through 2 spinal cord operations that successfully removed the nonmalignant tumor. He wears a long leg brace on his right leg. a short leg brace on the left and uses crutches to walk, and a wheelchair for long distances. To me personally, the orthotlc equipment today Is not meeting the needs of people. It helps to get by but does not help correct the muscles and provide movement the body needs. I contacted die Orthotics Director at Shands Hospital in Gainesville, who Informed me there are electronlc/robotlc orthotics things being done tn Europe but not here In the U.S. I've thought about Sec T iz z io , Psge SA t / �V Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Juna 22. 1997 - *A Opinions That old, long rival: Seminole vs. Lake Mary high schools l f » an old. long rtval. one •hat's been going on alnce the whoola were built. "Hte ongoing debate on whether one school ts better than the other. I am talking about the rivalry between Lake Mary High and Seminole High School. I want to convey one simple message: Seminole and l A * Mary are fiill of outstanding students with huge strong hearts, although sometimes I and a good majority o f parents and Sanford residents feel Seminole High Is overlooked and Judged poorly. If comparing both schools, would Lake Mary be better than Seminole? No Would Seminole be better than Lake Mary? Heaven* no. No one would ever say that, but why? Is a school better because It Is located In an upper class city? Are the students better because they go there? No. Just going to a school in a wealthy town doe* not mean all the students who attend are the beat and the school Is the greatest thing to hit this s re t. That Is truly Is s major stereoye. The sad thing Is many ults do that stereotyping, especially toward Seminole High School. Let's also address another reason why Seminole la con­ sidered to be so terrible. The repeated statement that Semi- 3 C O U R TN E Y LEFFEW News Assistant note ts bad because o f Its stu­ dent ratio. I think not. That Is one thing I hear more than anything else. I thought the Idea at segregation went out In the mid 60s. f guess for some It win never end. In b e t I happened to over­ hear'an interesting conversion recently . A mother whose child a t­ tends LMHS was talking to her son. The conversion was very disturbing. She (old her son that Seminole students were bad. He was not to talk, s o ­ cialize. or have anything to do with any of them. I was shocked. The boy had met some nice students from Seminole and wanted to get to know them better. His mother found that totally unaccept­ able. I might expect that from a naive kid but It was unbeliev­ able hearing It from an adult who should be educated. That mother Is raising her child lo be prejudiced. The mother had formed her opinion o f Seminole students from one Iwd experience at a sporting event. Some kids had thrown popcorn and she took It as a reflection on the whole school. Do a couple o f students rep­ resent the entire school? The student had made friends at Seminole and his mother told him he could not see them anymore. Our future Is In our children. Is that really the message we want parents to be sending? I was taught growing up to not hate nor be prejudiced to ­ ward anyone. We must Judge each Individual on his or her own merits. And lo say a school Is bad from one unfor­ tunate experience or because o f Ihe student ratio Is plain stupid. Traglrally, this Is not the only example I could give. Think about realtors trying to sell a house. How many ad­ vertisements have you read In which the realtors play up Lake Mary schools but never mention Sanford schools? Every day the same preju­ diced views are expressed by people with closed minds. A closed mind that says money Is better. Money Is good but tt does not make one person better than another. Money can not buy a well rounded Individual. (O f which Seminole has a loti ) Think about a student who goes to an upper class high school and on to an Ivy League college, plus has a $300,000 dollar home, drives an expen­ sive car. and hangs out with □ S « * R iv a lr y , P a g * BA dozers get our land to build more and more homes while schools, roods, and storm w a­ ter systems fall further and fu rther behind. If ‘ citizens are first,* as Chairman Chapin says, (hen the Orange County Com m is­ sioners must vote against Knight's Krosslng III. They need to vote as If Knight's Krosslng was going to be btilld In ‘ their back yard*. Student housing belongs on campus: not tn the back yards of a l­ ready established neighbor­ hoods. As citizens It Is nearly im ­ possible to *flghl city hall*. Hut for our children, our neighbor­ hoods. and our future we must at least try. Is part o f the liberal media bleallng that every conserva­ tive Idea Is a product o f ‘ the radical right." What's ‘ radical' about Ideas o f morality and de­ cency that have been around for 2.000 years? Only the liber­ als Just now heard o f them. W illiam Sheffield Sanford. FL, by His own definition an Inclu­ sive. forgiving. God o f love never really meant for those who profess to teach His Way to love one another? How dare you grant health benefits and Insurance coverage to anyone who does not follow the pre­ cepts preached by those Chris­ tians who claim to be God's voice on earth. How dare you be expansive In your approach to human relations. Have you , not learned from the examples we've had throughout history? Did you not get the message spelled out so clearly by The Crusades? Everyone who did not profess Catholicism was murdered • but It was okay. It was done In the name o f God. More recently, we have that shining example of humanity. Adolph Hitler. He murdered anyone who did not fit his perfect Aryan theme. Now we have the Baptists, taking their place among these outstanding examples of tolerant love, boy­ cotting Walt Disney World and all related business enter­ prises. because you have dared to extend the hand o f human kindness to your employees who do not follow the path these so-called Christians say they must. How dare you-leave judgment to God alone, and set • an example of human kind­ ness. , Don't you see where this could lead? Are you not able to see the 'handwriting on the wall*? If every company In America followed your lead. God forbid, we could actually have homosexuality put In much less o f a spotlight. If all employees who chose to have a same-sex mate. In a committed relationship, were accorded the Justice Implied b y the work­ place contract, and actually given health benefits and In­ surance coverage, where would It lead us as a society? Hitler understood that everyone had to meet his measure of perfec­ tion In order to be permitted to live, otherwise slavery and death were meted out freely. Who ore you to alter the course set by the tolerant Christians for the homosexuals In our so, ctety? Who are you to dare a t­ tempt to put the Golden Rule Into practice? And then there Is always the questions of AIDS. Perhaps by your grant­ ing health benefit coverage to homosexual employees. we who are heterosexual can 'catch It*. Having a homosex­ ual partner receive Insurance benefits on the death o f their partner, can It lead to a funeral Instead o f bankruptcy and/or years of debt? How dare you risk the values of society by easing someone's burden. But then there was the Jew who was executed because He did not accept traditional values of His peers...so Walt Disney In its totality Is In very good com ­ pany. HATS OFF TO YOU ALL. Noreen O'Shsughnessy Bry­ ant. Sanford, FL. LETTERS Lonely voice in Sanford? I do not hear anyone other than my family speaking out against the land use change from A I to M2 zoning to be heard again June 24. 1007 at 7 p.m. before the County C om ­ mission. This will allow the adult en­ tertainment establishments and sexually oriented busi­ nesses. which Includes scrub shops, any sex toy stores and nude dance clubs, etc. The County Commissioners feel these businesses have caused lhe deterlorallng condi­ tions In South Seminole. Therefore, ihey need lo be moved lo a long established residential area. Sanford Mayor. Sanford Commissioners, roller Chief, every Sanford and surrounding Sanford resident. airport, churches, and Chamber of Commerce, why in the world aren't you taking n stand loud and clear, that this type of business Is not what Sanford wants or nerds Please csll your County Commission. SAnford' City Commission. ami Sanfurd Mayor. Just say No (o the land use change. It will not only af­ fect the area It will be pul in. It will affect everyone with a Sanford address. Ernie end nd Jessie J< W h ltek cr SanfordI. F t County Services Building is a great spot for those adult businesses I would like to thank you and your Herald staff for the fac­ tual. truthful coverage that you have given to the M-2 (Adult Entertainment) zoning Issues that concern so many of us in Northeast Seminole County. In my efforts to understand the proposed changes. I have talked to a large number of citizens and find many of them ■till confused by the County Commissioner’s slampetle to rezone property In Northeast Seminole from A -1 (Agriculture) to M-2 (Impact IndustrialPermitting Adult Entertainment Facilities). Please continue the coverage. After talking lo both County Commissioners /County staff and listening to (heir positions In television and newspaper in­ terviews. it Is evident that they arc committed to approving M2 zoning as a new zoning clas­ sification on Tuesday evening. June 24lh. This la to be fol­ lowed immediately by a vote to rezone Ihe Cameron Avenuc/Moores Station sties and Midway Industrial Park as M-2. Since these sites will be on the Sanford Herald Sunday, June 22. 1997 VOI. 89. No. 216 N t U M d fu M d jf Ihiough F n u / •nd Sunday by Tin SenJotd Inc. MO N French A»•. Stntoid, Fla. 13771 P f iM K II Po«Ug» Paid 11 Santord. Ftondn and additional mailing offteaa Poatmaalai Sand addiata eftangaa 10 THE SANFORD HE RAID. P 0 Boa 1M7. Senfold. FL M773-IM7. Subacilpfton Ratal (Oaily S Sunday) Horn* Oalivtry Mat! 3 Month! SIS SO I H 00 a Monthi iTta r n o oo S7ioo tea oa toe oo Florida Raaldanla mual pay 7% aelaa lea In addition to ratal aboaa. Phona (407) 322 2* 11 only ones tn the County with M-2 (Anything Goes rating, the surrounding neighborhoods are at risk In having Adult Enter­ tainment Businesses relocate to their backyards. When the current morato­ rium on opening new Adult En­ tertainment business sites ex­ pires on June 30. 1907. North Seminole becomes their planned, legal, condoned 'new home' option. As home owners and neighbors, we object to having the personality of neighborhoods demeaned by the zoning and encourage all the citizens o f the county to object by petition, letter, phone call, and personal ap­ pearance at the June 24th meeting at the County Services Building at 7:00 PM. In closing. I would like to appeal lo the County Com m is­ sioners to top Mayor Larry Dale's offer to rezone his ranch to M-2 to accommodate reloca­ tion o f ihe Adult Entertainment Businesses. Using the same thoughtful acumen which they exercised to come up with the current proposal, they could decide lo rezone the property containing the County Services Building Jo M-2 and move all the Adult Businesses there so lhaf they can regulate them up close and personal. Sincerely. J o * and Iris Hunt, Sanford. FL Indebted to firerescue pros The residents o f the ‘ Village of Geneva' are Indebted to our professional Fire/Rescue p eo­ ple. In the face o f mounting self-proclamations by Life/Fleet Atlantic, our Fire/Rescue people practiced self-restraint. As employees o f Seminole County, they knew It was im­ prudent to criticize your em ­ ployer. The volume o f responses came from County residents and their Associations. Only the Professional Fire Fighters Union had the freedom to re­ spond along with thousands of county citizens. The Issue o f Ambulance/EMS service was not and Is not a 'union Issue* despite opposi­ tion efforts to make It one. The issue was one of 'people not politics'! Deputy Fire Chief Terry Schenk deserves much credit for maintaining restraint In this volatile Issue. Obviously Chief'Schenk knows the value o f professionalism. T o act professional Is to be profes­ sional*. From the Geneva Citizens Association a 'tip o f the hat* to 233 Flrc/Rescue people. And a special 'Up* to Chief Schenk, who henceforth should not be affectionately known as 'C h ief Dark Cloud* but reverently as •Chief White Cloud*. C. O. “ Lee" Voorbees, Pres. Geneva C itizen s A ssociation Geneva, FL a Fighting City Hall "You can't fight city hall.* We’ve all heard that expressions and. yes, It Is very difficult to fight city hall with Its power and In­ fluence. But on Tuesday, June 24th at 2:45 p.m. tn the Orange County Commissioner's Cham­ bers. l*m going to try. Knight's Krosslng 111, a student housing project across the road, wants to add another 290 units or approximately 000 students. I'm not against students or student housing, only against It being In my back yard. For 22 years as an Army wife, I lived In someone else's house and had very little pri­ vacy. Upon settling down In Orlando. I was looking forward lo the peace and quite o f civil­ ian life. Soon after moving. I discovered that the Quadra rv gJe. a business park, had a hearing to change the land use on the properly abutting our development from commercial to student housing. As Semi­ nole County residents we were never notified about Ihe hearing, even though our neighborhood was across the road from the proposed Orange County student housing. After we saw Knight's Krosslng Phase I. several con­ cerned homeowners went lo Congressman Mica to request a hearing on Phase II. However, Orange County denied our re­ quest for a hearing. Now there are many unre­ solved Issues regarding Knight's Krosslng. These In­ clude: Incompatibility with the surrounding neighborhoods, and loss o f privacy, as 3 story apartment buildings tower over nearby neighborhoods. The slashing and burning o f trees created a smoke and ash m i ­ ss nee. Unattended fires were seen burning after dark, which la A violation of Orange County Code. Gopher tortoises, spe­ cies o f special concern, were seen on the land after II was bulldozed. The envlronmenlal assessment showed active go­ pher tortoise burrows. Crime, noise, and Increased traffic are other concerns. At a recent meeting, the developer readily admitted that there Is vandalism at Knight’s Krosstnf. Noisy parties have, on several occasions. caused • homeowners to call the police. The traffic situation Is critical on Alafaya Blvd. during peak hours; additional traffic will only cause more problems. Even though Knight's Krosslng Is primarily student housing, anyone can live there. Orange County Schools In that area are already Jam-packed. 'University High School Is presently 1,357 students over capacity. Projections for growth In this area are that University High School will be 2.500 students over capacity In 5 lo 60 years. Discovery Middle School ts 689 over capacity and Bonneville Elementary Is 252 students over capacity.* * Lastly, vtola lions o f the Freedom o f Information Act occurred last year and again on June 12lh when I went lo Orange County Zoning and re­ quested Knight’s Krosslng flies. Last year, while looking at the flies I asked an Orange County staB member several questions regarding a Knight's Krosslng traffic study. Later, on two separate occasions. I returned to the flics and discovered that most o f the papers were m iss­ ing! I wrote a letter to Chair­ man Linda Chapin and on the next visit the papers reap­ peared. Last week I asked for the flics and was sent to the 4th floor County Clerk's office. After returning lo zoning. I had to ask 3 times for the complete flies, as I was told that whal I was given, ‘ was all they had.* Only after I provided Informa­ tion about the flic contents was the last (He given to met How many others have been denied complete flies? What are they hiding from us? The Ttuthl The truth Is that government Is not serving Its people. It's serving special Interests; builders, lawyers, etc. who make lots o f money from these projects. It's serving the com ­ missioners who profit with campaign contributions from special Interests. It Is serving Itself by building more homes to Increase the (ax base. We. the people, are ihe big losers. Our quality o f life diminishes each day as bull­ Susan Eberlc O viedo Sparking involvement I wish to compliment the edi­ torial staff for their recent edi­ torial 'Don't Just Sit There', and lo Steve Barnes fur his a c­ curate write-up regarding adult entertainment concerns o f a group of Seminole County neighbors whp recently met with Lonnie Grout, county a t­ torney and Frances Chandler, director of Planning and Devel­ opment for Seminole County The meeting was called for the purpose o f clarification o f the Issues and was handled with professionalism. Interest and Involvement In the community has Indeed been sparked which may well be the good side of It all. Respectfully submitted. Sally H. Rosemond Sanford Free speech When liberals like 'judge Alan Dickey of Seminole County say that anything that offends ordinary working citi­ zens. such as nude bars and neon bubba traps. Is constitu­ tionally protected as free speech, we are back to the day of swtne and poses of the '60's. The liberals' mantra Is ’ expand government meddling at all costs, but do not meddle In Ihe freedom lo express obscenity*. Citing the Supreme Court. Dickey tortures reason to say that. In no Instance, can the people regulate commercial sex In their front yards. Why not? Because the display o f sexual and execrelory organs Is 'free speech.* Uh-uh. Speech Is ver­ bal communlratlon. oral and written, but It Is not a physical act. Speech is something said, even to Incite, but It Is not a gyrating pelvis nor bullocks thrust tn one’s face. And speech Is not money, which Is the reason for commercial de­ pravity. Once we open lhal door of pcrmlsslve-anythtng. any act becomes speech, from flagburning to public urination. Remember the 60s? But we go too far when we protect the sexual and execrelory gymnas­ tics dear to the maturitychallenged. The legal doctrine for obscenity o f 'community standards* docs not Imply that only the slack-jawed bubbas and bubbaeltes shall set those slaudards. If local govern­ ments may regulate visual and physical pollution, and they may. then they may regutale visual and spiritual pollution. Both harm Ihe public. With Dickey. It's a bias thing from Ihe counter-culture movement: hippies, old or young, may commit any offense as long as-they wave the freeexprcsslon signal, but working families shall not feel violated when their neighborhoods are conscripted by government for use by the sleaze merchants. It If you abhor smut... I urge everyone who lives In the north end o f Seminole County who abhors smut In their back yard to; 1) Attend Ihe Seminole County Commission meeting on June 24. 1997. 2) Personally contact each commissioner. The commissioners are try­ ing to dump the so called adult entertainment in the Sanford area. Why? It has been in Fern Pork/Casselberry ns long as I can remember. If we have to have It. this Is where it should remain. Why ruin our historical nrea? Sanford nerds your support. Sincerely. Barbara Saunders Chapman Sajiford Good job That was a fine story you did on Club Juana for the weekend (June 7) Sanford Herald. Good work! Larry Verahcl M aitland Baptists and gays I wonder. If the news lead for June 18. 1997 had been Jesus Christ the Jew. supports boy­ cott o f Christian church related events. If the convention In Texas would react favorably? Or with stunned silence? Or with outrage? BOYCOTT W ALT D ISNEY COMPANY? I D O N T TH IN K SO. Bring your children In droves. It may be the only real taste they ever get of an em ­ ployer who Is good enough to attempt to accord each o f their employees the human dignity to which they are entitled. HATS OFF TO DISNEY for not backing down. I do not believe that God sent Ills only Son to teach exclusion...He was born o f a Jewish maiden. Ills foster father was a Jewish carpenter who worked for a living. I hardly think they would as a family or Individually object to workers or their family, whether It Is traditional or not. being given some dignity. Do wc still endeavor lo teach chil­ dren within the Christian churches that God Is love? Or have we (like Hitler) so nar­ rowed It down to Include only the select few with whom the ministers (servants of God???) can agree? BOYCOTT W ALT DISNEY WORLD BECAUSE THEY HAVE A TTE M P TE D TO FOL­ LOW THE GOLDEN RULE AND “ DO UNTO OTHER AS THEY WOULD HAVE DONE UNTO TH EM SELVES?" Be­ cause they are putting Into practice Ihe New Testament 'Love One Another As I Have Loved You*. Dccausc Ihey have Included homosexuals within I heir circle o f dignity and a t­ tempted to accord them re­ spect? SHAME ON YOU D IS ­ NEY ..How dare you be Inclu­ sive Instead o f exclusive In your commitment to your em ­ ployees. Hasn't anyone explained to you that the way to teach love Is by excluding those who do not agree with you personal beliefs? Hasn't anyone been able to convince you that the God we profess to love, who Is Interesting RE: Double standard? William Sheffield I have been trying to under­ stand where William Sheffield Is coming from. Is he a baby boomer who ha9 never been tn the military or lived during a major war? Is he from the religious right who looks down on human frailties? Is he one who ‘ throws the first stone*? Is he a staunch Re­ publican who believes every­ thing he reads or hears about the opposition? When has It been proven‘ that President is an adulterer? Why does he have to use ‘ damn It* to prove tils point? Interesting. Isn’t It? E. Biggs Lake Mary, FL �Y -f V 4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. June 22, 1997 School C ontinned from Page I A has a large number of such schools, which serve thousands of students The Catholic Diocese of Orlando operates three schools in Seminole County: two In A l­ tamonte Springs and another in Sanford. Overall enrollment for the entire Orlando Diocese tops 15.000 students. Plans are now being drawn up for a high school somewhere In the north or central area o f Sem i­ nole County to serve 1,000 ad­ ditional students. The school Is scheduled to open sometime Catholic education Include not only religious teachings, which he says are Important, but nlao small classes. numerous teachers' aides and an em pha­ sis on basic skills such as math, science, reading and his­ tory. In first through eighth grades, the maximum number o f students ts 31 per class, which Is comparable to class sires In most public schools In the county. Each classroom from pre-K through fourth grade has a full-time teacher's aide to help with students who need special attention. Most public schools have part-time teacher's aides. While most parents o f chil­ dren in Catholic school feel their kids are getting a good education. It Is difficult to compare the academic achievements of students In those schools with those In public schools due to differ­ ences tn testing. Seminole County Public School students take the CTBS (Competency Test of Basle Skills) white stu- early In the next century. The Sanford school, which Is located on the grounds of Our Souls Catholic Church on Park Avenue, has 314 students registered for the 1997-98 school year, maximum capac­ ity Is 3 i « . The school accepts students from age three through the eighth grade. A waiting list exists for most grades. Principal Thomas Doyle says enrollment Is always close to capacity and the waiting list grows longer each yeru. lie says the benefits of a W EA TH E LOCAL FORECAST Today: Scattered Thunderstorms, lllghs In the lower 90s. Tonight: Lows In thfc mid 60s. Sunday: Scattered Thunderstorms. Lows In the mid 60s. lllghs In the low 90s. MondayScattered Thunderstorms. Lows tn the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s. The Ultra Violet Index (UV1) rating for the Orlando area is 10. The UVI levels arc rated by the Environmental Protection Agency. STATISTICS BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 3 to 4 fret and choppy. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves nrg 3 to 4 feet and scml-choppy. Current is running to the south will: a water temperature of 7H itegrees. BURKE GALLON REUNION dependent on th e ir s k ill Here are Ihe winning numbers selected on Friday In the Florida Lottery: FERN PARK _ Scrub parlors around south Seminole County were the Mrget of police action once again. On Friday evening, one busi­ ness owner and 13 em ployees were taken Into custody at three businesses. Agents from the Seminole County City-County lnveatlga- Fantasy 5 2-3-4-15-17 Family Reunion it coming to the city of Sanford. FL June 27th, 28th, & 29th! The Burke-Callon Family Reunion it hotted by Mi. Rota Burke. All • ICCl,D)’ lhe O1**1** County Metropolitan Bureau of ^instigation and the Internal M renue Service joined forces We need your help' This is your opportunity to speak oul and have a say in the future growth and development ot Seminote County Working with you and your neighpors. we want lo define community issues and evaluate potential solutions lo your issues Seminole County is evaluating its Comprehensive Plan using Community Input tram you and your neighbors During May we rocorded what you had to say about planning issues that you believe are important lo maintain the quality ot bio in Seminote County, Noy, during June, meetings are being held to seek solutions lo these identified issues (see map below lor specific dates and places) Additional meetings wdl be hold m August to address the future vision ol Seminole County YOU’RE THE BOSS. According to Sucro. private school Is a luxury. She says many of the parents who have children at Page sacrifice other things to provide their children » .V.VV.Vm' As an independent contract representative for PockclMoncy. your vtles and self-management ability can earn you a substantial income, and you can directly enjoy the rewards of your own efforts. There is no monetary investment. ’ education available. Many choices are available to parents In Ihe Central Flor­ ida area. Each has Its own unique advantages and disad­ vantages. In Ihe end. each family must make Its own deci­ sion about where, their children will attend school. There is commitment. 322-2581 This Is A 3 Second Mystery. Whal has numerous names hundred of wheels, lots of shine, quality galore, and all needng brand new homes? Our New And Used Car Inventory! visrr us! (It's simply a mailer o( Irusl') K aiser PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCK 1599 South Woodland Blvd . Dfljnd M IA N O 104.m 41(1 - O A V TO IA V M M 7*149 - O *l*N0O *0 7 X O C A tlD A l till C 0 * M « 0 * W i 17-4.’ A ir / ,, I W P A IN M A N A G E M E N T M E D IC IN E Peter R. Preganz, M.D. to serve 23 search warrants on We Knead You Men's Salon. 2908 Lakrvtrw St . Eves Play Pen. 2909 Lakevtew St., anti Spoilers. 6635 S. U.S Highway 17-92. According to the Seminole County Sheriffs OfRee. We Kne.ul You has been open for three years and is known for Its sadomasochism room. Spoilers, open two-and-a-half years, is noted for Its Jacuzzis, for the option of letting men rub down the female employ­ ees. lingerie modeling and twogirl for the price of one shows Eve's Play Pen has only been open for about two months Ed McDonough, public Infor­ mation ofneer for the sheriffs office, said the raids were made with warrants on charges o f money laundering, racket­ eering and prostitution. Agents slezed sexual aids and found semen on walls and other surfaces In all the shops. Cheryl Thompson, owner of Spoilers, was arrested during the raid. She was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Fa­ cility on 8150.000. Employees were held on bond ranging from 81.000 to 830.000 each. ShcrltT Don Esllngcr has been trying to keep scrub parlors such as these from offering more than massage services. T h e Supreme Court has not recognized this as protected expression. This Is nothing more than a prostitution ring _ plain and simple.** he said. By VICKI DeSORMIER Herald Senior Staff Writer ccptlons to this rule. In addition, the cost of a t­ tending such schools can he prohibitive for snmr families. While Catholic Schools are subsidized by their respective parishes, most non-sectarian schools must l>e fully sup ported by tuition. le v e i Sheriff’s agents bust scrub parlor workers LOTTERY C O M E Teaching Is departmental­ ized at Page, with each teacher specializing In one or two sub­ jects. This allows students to take courses at different levels. “!!!" ? « ? !£ !£ ; L O O K , R E A D A In addition to the basic academic classes. Page offers swtmmlng. computer skills and foreign langunge. starting at age three. The computer class has enough computers for each child to hnve his or her own schools take the ITDS (Iowa j I n a p a r t i c u l a r a r e a . * Test of Basic Skills). While Doyle says the ITBS ts more The school is open from challenging than the CTBS. he 0:30 a.m. until 6 30 p.m., pro­ says no otflrial score conver­ viding students a safe learning sion method exists. environment before and afler Another popular alterna­ school. It Is also open during tive to public schools nre pri­ the summer and on holidays vate. non-sectarian schools. Page Private Schools, which While private schools seem operates thrre schools In the to have some advantages over Orlando area, two o f which are public schools, there Is a In Sanford, serves hundreds o f downside and a cost. Most pri­ students vate schools do not have a targe enough enrollment to jus­ Starv Sucro. principal o f the Airport Boulevard campus. tify an extremely diverse cursays her school currently riculum. although there are ex •Sunrise..................6:27 p in. •Sunset...................8:23 p m. SUNDAY SOLUNAR TABLE; min.. 10:55 a.m.. 11:25 p m., maj.. 4:45 a.m.. 5:10 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs: 12:40 a m.. 1:12 p.m.. Iowa: 7:04 a.m.. 7:28 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: highs: 12:45 a.m.. 1:17 p.m.. lows 7:09 a.m.. 7:33 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: highs: 1:00 a.m.. 1:32 p.m.. lows: 7:24 a.m., 7:45 p.m. serves 170 students. The school, which accepts children from age two through the eighth (p-ade. has a maximum capacity o f 400 students. Page, which also stresses the fundamentals, takes a ho­ listic approach to learning. In addition to academics, the school strives to develop each child's character, personality and etiquette. Small classes help to fa­ cilitate this goal. Maximum c t o . .u e 20 ..U d rn i, to, academic classes. Physical education classes are larger to accommodate the requirements o f some team sports. Board Cartlflad, American Board of Anaathaalology Diplomat#, Amarlcan Academy of Pain Management Specializing In Diagnosis & Treatment Of Recurring & Chronic Pain Including Back, Shingles & Cancer Pain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years By Appointment or Hrfermt 330-7035 Lu xu ry a t an Affordable Rate! r / ( a m p to n ■ F lo rid a R e s id e n ts Sf/ecial Ju n e S u ite ) $ 4 9 ' sp $ 7 9 ‘ Vcn*c, FI 1 / 2 M b f r t « O o w s ts w s Venice • 2 M ile i la l e n e t i f d W k ile Sandy B e n d w i “SAerfc -s Tootk Capital ol tko WorUT hi Iwh l Wk •UiiatflU • llh M lw lM lrb U O T • mi mo nitty* • K I . iI U h • hm few>Ji f UW i MI M m uwrw atw'ii (M o a i« • ft k l w M i b n t U ^ •M m U v w lw • Un Ot X* M1wni Im. Ul trnm ley Bvd •<**., ft J4742• 941-4M-S900 • fu Ml I U »/1* i » y ; « amn t n a ’ ir)m m mm• # « « w m m a ra M i *t m ^ R ^ i t z 'U i e a t r e (iPresents Please come and hep us to creatively brainstorm these issues, and share your ideas with us and your neighbors Seminole County wants to build partnerships with you. Ihe community' J (/ N. Y, We w ant to h e a t y o u t s o lu t io n s to y o u r is s u e s dealing w ith the follow ing topical G row th & Development, Transportation, Environm ental Preservation S G eneral Public Facilities L O C A T IO N AND SCHEDULE OF M E E T IN G S - A ll m e e tin g s start prqm ptly a t 7:00 P.M. NOHTM LLHIHAL Moamwui June 17, 1997 June 5. 1997 Ikifwiota Countp larwcea Bwstdmq not e**t r«tt 1000AAADrive ► lamwf a m u s ic a l c o m e d y , G y U la n G o u a i t t B UMIAAL June 19, 1997 Qroenwoo4 Lapps Mtctfa School A T MAGNOLIA SQUARE Ml La*aPvt O*vs L**aMary The International lilt Musical Performed JUNE 27 lo JULY 13, 1997 M E E T IN G T H IS W EEK! % Friday & Saturday at 8 p.m. - Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 121 East First Street, a l the Touchlon Building isuiirariil TICKETS ADlll.TS 12.4)0 SENIORS 10.00 -I June 29, 1997 LH'IrnorMUCivic I •33A IMAUafnofta Itaq Drive Altamonte Seeing• Available At: Delilah's, Our House Books, Stairs Realty * If you have any questions or need additional ^formation, please contact the Seminole County Comprehensive Planning Office. 1101 East First Street. Sanford. Florida 32771. Room 3167. or telephone (407) 321-1130. eitenson 7371; FAX (407)324-4318. Check our web site al http.//www co sem.ncie ft us A H, Stormm For Reservations Call: Bill R ich Plan Ihirvviek mAJWHxBftnmikra 3 2 1- 8 1 1 ! «B B 5 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 22. 1997 - I A Rivalry--------Continued fro m Page 3 a Ihe "right crowds." rhen tnke a student that lo an average high school, a four-year university, lives In a $75,000 dollar home, drives a Chevy, and hangs out with people with his/her same Interests. Which kid Is better? It s hard to say. Ask that mother from LM1IS or many other people that share those views and they will pick the Ivy Leaguer. Ask a Seminole parent which they would choose. My bet would he with the sludcnl attending the average four-year college. Look at the .statistics from last yean LM1IS had 42 expul­ sions. Seminole 48. LM1IS had three students that w rrr totally banned from Seminole County schools and SHS had none. Tills only shows that the schools arc not as different as some people might think. Every school has problem*whrthrr It lie drugs, lighting or carrying weapons. Ileforr you conclude all the had students go to Seminole, took at the Tizzio-------------------- school your child attends. My Ui ought to the parents who feel your children should not lie associated with Seminole students: It Is your loss. Continued from Page 2A designing one for him myseltl I pray each day and night for a miracle. Whlie I would give up everything I own to have my son walk again and pray for that miracle each day. I have learned many, many things from all of this. People In wheelchairs go through a lot and are treated differently. If there Is one thing I could pass on to people. It Is this: family Is the most Important thing on this earth. When something like this happens, you feel like someone has taken something away from you and the feeling of helplessness Is gutwrenching. Each day brings a new day of hope. I have written letters to everyone I can think o f for Information (the Civil Rights Division. Nerve-Regeneration agencies, and Universities! and have read books. Joined a support group, the days at work and late nights at the hospital worrying about my son. went to physical therapy 3 evenings n week for a year and a half until he plateaued sc now we work out at home. I even wrote a letter to God that hung on my refrigerator for a long while. He also went through a very bad period and still gets his Again, our children are otir future. We can not live. work, and socialize with these atti­ tudes and views. What will this town and world be like In 10 years with those attitudes? Is lhat a world you will enjoy living In one yotir children and grandchildren ran look forward too? I certainly hope not. Adult----------Continued from Page 1A Ciroot's advice seemingly was for the IICC in ■•grandfather" ihr constituency ex istin g licenses o f AEKs along wllh a note o f caution located now In Fern Park and from the county attorney's ot­ Casselberry while waging war her ••We've obviously goi a lot on ihr SOItx (scrub shops, and of ihinklng and planning to do." Ihe llkcl C om m issioner Adam s said " I can assure you I'm not go­ lair Friday ing in make ilu- iax|Myers jmur Sanford residents are hopping ilu-ir money Into any sort of angry that two sites • one near legal action lhat we can't expert thr Orlando Sanford Airport and lo win." Adams said. '*1 don't know what It costs in buy out ihr other at the recently In turnons Midway Commerce Park some nl these businesses I can't Iwhere a private sex club was even guess what I heir price would tie We are getting a good raided Wrdnrsrlay) may he up proved by ihr IICC as future feel on wltal Ihe legal fees will sltrs for adult entertainment and lie Tuesday's going lo lie very Interesting "■ sexu ally-orien trd businesses A segment of Grout s memo to Surely. C om m issioner Daryl the commissioners read "It Is Mi l.ain from District 5 will rx press an opinion on Ibis at highly likely that protracted litigation will ensue with On* I ursduv's *i//|rf Meanwhile, a Irlirr circulating ihrcc existing licensed AEKs relative to their tw-iog required to throughout tin- county has ad vised residents to s|teak up at move from their current hmith e IIC C m e e t i n g OH tie ttotis "T h is litigation will lie ex prrparrd to pay some DIG taxes that would Is- needed for the pensive and not wilhout risks "AEKs have some increment « ounty to hoy out Ihr AEEs and SOHs or pay lor legal costs lhat of roust Itut tonal protection due could last until eternity. Thai no to the expressive content of the one know* who wrote ihr letter performanees SOHs do not have Is of little or no concern The the same protection however SOIU ran Ite more easily rego thing Is being read S i is a memo from county laird (indeed prohthlled) under deputy attorney lainolr Grout to Ihe county's |mllce flowers when each nl the commissioners with tlie rationale tor the legislative action of the county is proved pretty much the same message Th e county s p oller powers a llow artlon to protect thr health, safely and welfare of Its residents. "T h u s a lawful distinction could Iw made tieI wen AEEs and SOlls relative in grandfathering or. lor that matter, amortizing ihe enterprises.” ■'Well, whal do you know," •wild attorney David Wassrrman. who rrsprrsrnls Club .Ioann, which has operated lor 32 years In Casselberry. "W e 'v e hern trying to say Mils alt along " Owner Mike Pinter said lhat tils tint) was doing business long before most of I h r residents complaining .i I h h ii II came to the area "II lliey llhc HCCI wauls to buys os out. floe. Just like whal happened In New York City when they wanted to clean up Times Squa re." Morns shudders to think o f ull dial i an and may go wrong at Tuesday's public hearing "A mess, no doubt All anyone ever rxpcelrd or warned to know ahout nudir bars scroti shops. G-strings cleavage, breasts and bullocks will Im- dli ussed. Come two or I t i r e r a to . Iieyond closing lime lor legalized bar bopping the commissioners will stagger out nl ih eir ch am bers wriih or w ilIn>nt Ibeir new ordinances D EA TH S W A L T E R N A T H A N IE L , D IX O N III Waller Nathaniel Dixon lit , 43. Division Slrrrt. Orlando, died Tuesday. June 17, 1997 at Columbia Park Medical CenterSanford Horn Ui Sanford on Aug. 22. 1953 he was a counselor at Fern Park Development Center and a member of Way of Life Church in Orlando Survivors Include his father Walter N Dtxon Jr at Sanford, his brothers Patrick O Dixon. Alvin Davts, Charles Held and Earl Long.ail ot San lord. Lloyd Dixon of Atlanta, and Sedaren Dunn and Uernard Dtxon. hoth of Orlando, his sislrrs Patricia HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92-M a itla n d Ph. 339-496$ 1 3 Gena Hunt. Owner B r o n ia J liir b la ^ O r a n jt^ ^ Dtxon of Orlando amt Lcnoro Hush of Sanford W'tlson-Eir hclberger Mortu­ ary. Sanford. In charge of tire arrangements LAURA H ALL Laura llatl. HI. Lake Geneva Hoad. Geneva, died Thursday June 20. 1997. Horn In Okeechobee. Fla on July 31. 1915. she was a fruit picker and a lifelong resident of Central Florida She was a member o f the First Haptist Church of Sanford Survivors include her son Curtis J Hall Jr. of Sanford, her daughters H.irhura Stevens and Frances Williams, both of Geneva and Sltlrlry Green ol Sanford: her sister Violet Rudd of Gainesville, her 13 grand­ children: her 17 greatgranchlldren and three greatgreat granrhlldren Hrlsaon Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge o f the arrange­ ments. ^ L Jo u o A C h o ic e .— R O D O L F O A. O R SINI Hudoifo A Or slot. 48. Santa Strrrt. Sanford, died Thursday. June 19. 1997 Horn In Hayamon. Puerto Hlco. hr was a minister In thr Aw rm lillrv ot Caul Church Hr wns mi Army veteran of the Vietnam War Survivors include Ids wife Luz Marla Orslnl of Sanford: his sons Rodolfo Orslnl of Hrllevlcw. Fla and Ricardo Orslnl of Sanford; his (laughirrs Emily of Gainesville and Ashley of Sanford, his father Ramon of Puerto Rico, his brother Negro of I’uerto Rico; his sisters Iris. Heda. Nrgra and Tlla. ull of Puerto Rico, and his three grandchildren Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of the arrangements H ALL, A n n ie Laura Funeral services for Mrs. Hall will he Sunday (6/23) at 2 p m In the Urlsson Funeral Chapel wllh Rev. Larry Sherwood olflclatlng. Interment will follow in (Jaklawn Memorial Park Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 6 to 8 p m. For friends who wish, the fain­ tly suggests memorial dona­ tions to the Hospice of the Comforter. 595 Montgomery Road. Altamonte Springs. 32714 Drtsson Funeral Home. 3222131. Is In charge of services. To make pre-arrangements with no interest charges. To select funeral services at a reasonable cost. To use a funeral home whose primary concern is service. To be assured that all preparation is done on premises. '' irifl 4 * • bo deported Ihh lire on May 22. 1997 humbly thanks all s ho helped In any say during our recent bereavement G F JIM SCHtflTEMAN CHRIS NFJU. BETTE GHAMKOW r a m k o w u n e r a l H o m e since 1956 5 0 0 E. A irp o rt B lvd., S a n fo rd , F L 3 2 7 7 3 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 \ special thanks lo the Saint Paul MB Church family and the Seminole Community College family tor your outpouring of love and concern. "Some people have a say of bleulng others by taking the lime to lend a helping hand, by listening and offering mcuuragemrnt. by nhosing lhat thry rare and understand * feelings hurt when people stare. I can tell you the hurt I feel for my son never goes away - It's been 2 years In August that I first found out about the tumor. Being a single parent and a woman never afraid of anything, this Is the first thing In my entire life I was ever afraid of. But you know what, we've made It 2 years now and by the grace o f God and my perseverance we’re going to be OKI Thank you for recognizing these special people. You never think something like this will happen to you or your family, until It does. It knocked the breath out of me. but I got up. brushed myself ofT and survived! Sincerely, Nancy O. Lodge Tony. I enjoyed reading your recent column relating to transit and service for those with disabilities. Keep up the great work of creating public awareness o f this Issue. John L. Mica, Member o f Congreaa Tony, Congratulations! I appreciate o il you do to help all of us In Central Florida. Tour friend. Representative Bob Starks Contract — contract for Uie first time at the Tuesday evening school forma nee review by the mem­ board meeting. bers o f the board. "I don’t know how we're « i p Hut member Hob GofT said he posed to be able to do that." Is fearful that llagerty might said Goff always be In danger o f being GofT had given Hagerty a gen one to "take the money and erally unfavorable review of h it nin." Job performance. He believes Despite his five year contract the superintendent has done a and large annual raises. less than acceptable job. Hagerty has continued to look For Tuesday evening's m eet­ for greener pastures. ing. board member Barbara In 1996. Hagerty applied for Kuhn Is not expected to be In the position of superintendent attendance. She has Informed In Hillsborough County. He the board that she will be there was among the finalists for the telephonlcally for the vote on top Job In Tampa, but didn't Hagerty's propsed contract. get Ihe Job. According to Sanford attorney "Whal does lhat say about Mack Cleveland, she shouldn't him?" asked GofT. "What does bother with that call. lhat say ahout his com "I can't find any authority for mlttrnent lo the students of anyone lo vote by phone." Seminole County?" Cleveland said after checking Robinson said at the time of the state statutes. "Legally. Ihe most recent Job evaluation Ihal vole can't be recorded. In for Hagerty. that she believed the Legislature and other bod­ the favorable comments by ies you can't vote by proxy. You board members had made re have to be there. I don’t know gardlng the superintendent's why the school board would be performance was proof they any different." would see (It to give him an In Il would appear that Robin­ creased compensation package son would need Kuhn's vote to with Ihls year's conlract rxten avoid a spill decision on the tlon matter of Hagerty* contract. The superintendent currently Goff and member Larry Furhas a conlract valued at long have expressed some dis­ SI34.290.54i per year That comfort with approval with the package Includes an attowancr contract sight unseen. Member for a car. for Insurance and for Jeanne Monts and Robinson other things. Including mem are expected to approve It. bershlp dues. Kuhn's vote wouid be needed Robinson would not comment to break the deadlock. on what amount of Increase "She wants to railroad this, she had planned to offer the that’s why she wants to have superintendent at this time. Barbara on Ihe phone." Goff Hoard members, loo. will be said. kept In the dark as (o what has Kuhn has not said If she been negotiated. plans to vote for or against the They will see (he proposed contract. Continued from Paga IA , (XT Jesus said: "He that believes in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live". Find reality, read John 8 .3 1. Gospel Truth Publication WE HAVE TH E S E R V IC E S YOU NEED! PAC* t SHIP p ir.tH s . r n M P tf i i s iR v ir.i f A i ilMCdMING X OUTI.OINGl RUSINISS CAROS • R tS U M tS TfP is r, X lA S fR PMINtlNC, RUHRtH S U M P S • lAM INAtlNG INVITATIONS • COPIf S i wum i [ bdMw ta Mo*. Ht w , rm art J 1L _J ;1810 French A v r , Sanford (407) 323-4341 D r iv e ’E m C r a z y McGee--------Continued from Page IA m ln s t r a lo r s h a ve been reassigned and four new vice p re s id e n ts w ere h ired this monlh at $63,000 each. C h u ck K o b a le s k l. a c tin g chairman of Ihe board of trust­ ees. said McGee's salary increase reflects the high marks she received on her evaluation. Kobaleskl added that McGee's evaluation was five months late and lhat should also be taken u n d e r c o n s id e r a t io n w h en looking at her pay rate. He also s a id th e c o l l e g e 's h u m an resources department resear­ ched pay scales at other com­ parable Community colleges In the slate. " W e looked at her perfor­ mance compared to what her accomplishments were and she did very well.” he said. Saying that McGee's salary was not excessive, Kobaleskl rated her pay as being In the middle range for comparable community colleges. The salary range for presi­ dents at the 27 community col­ leges listed with the Florida State Board of Community Col­ leges In Tallahassee Is $80,000 (o $162,162, according to a report released by the dlvlson of community colleges. In addition, the news of the salary Increase prompted the faculty senate at SCC to call a special m celing Thursday to discuss the 12.5 percent hike. A t a tim e w hen fa c u lt y members are faced wllh mini­ mum pay raises ranging from 2.5 percent to 7 percent, and s a la r y c a p s , w h en a d ­ ministrative positions do not have as many salary restric­ tions. many o f the faculty arc questioning how the board of trustees could approve a 12.5 percent raise for McGee. About 60 faculty members attended the standing room only meeting, estimated Nelda Malm, outgoing faculty senate presi­ dent. Trustees Kobaleskl and Russell Moncrief were also on hand lo explain the process of deciding McGee's contract. "Som e o f the faculty were annoyed and concerned because they felt the board s action was unfair." Malm said. Malm said the meeting was refreshin g because although there was no action taken, there was dialogue and the trustees listened and took notes. “ Som e were OK after the meeting but some still disagreed and were upset that she (McGee) took a raise lhat we didn’t get." she said. Following the meeting. Malm said she and Dan Gtlmartln. Incoming faculty senate presi­ dent. met with McGee who told them to develop a list o f faculty concerns and prioritize. Malm said she was satisfied wllh the outcome because she feels McGee will address the Issues In time. Trustees Beth Hattaway and R u ssell M oncrief. w ho also evaluated McGee, could not be reached lor comment. Q U A L IT Y C U T S FO R LESS. Let one of our experienced atyllsta bring out the new you! ADULT CUTS M l SHAMPOO nowotY snoAum r L M W A H CI/n $ J 95 SUCHTlYUm tA SAMOftO LOCATION ONLY w/CouroN OM.Y (HOP ANUiTKOCID S7A/T ‘Fantastic Sams• at i ottx t mi h i WAL-MART PLAZA • SANFORD HWY 17-92 (t block N. of Laka Miry Blvd.) 323-9045 Liberty Christian School Over 20 Years In Sanford • • • • P R E S C H O O L T O 1 2 th G R A D E A BEK.A Curriculum A.C.E. Curriculum Middle & High School High Academic Standards Dedicated Faculty — R E G IS T E R N O W ------ Affordable Tuition - $175 Per Month �, *A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. Juna 22. 1997 Business Restaurant visit: a bad choice IN BRIEF Newsmakers • SANFORD — Harper Mechanical Corporation haa qualified as a National Environmental Balancing Bureau certified company. Mark Woerle Is the NEBB qualified testing, adjusting and balancing supervisor. •A L A Q U A LAKES — Taylor Woodrow Communities, de­ veloper o f Alaqua Lakes, has named Laurie Lynch custom design representative, and Mary Krelder construction ad­ ministrator. • Altamonte Springs — Olympia Homes o f Altamonte Springs has named Brad Bell, builder, and he will be in charge of construction o f Tuscawllla Club and Easton Park. Jose Soto has been named sales person for May. Soto sold six homes In Pebble Polnte at 9720.000. • SANFORD — GulfAtlantlc Division o f Lawyers Title In­ surance Corporation closed Its first quarter with 941.4 million In recorded residential deed volume. Th e company has a closing office In Altamonte Springs and a search department In Sanford. Comany president Daniel A. Wallace Is a resident o f Sanford. • SANFORD — Douglas Lopez o f Sanford has been selected to attend the National Young Leaders Conference In June In Washington D.C.. for high school studentd who have dem­ onstrated leadership potential and scholastic merit. Douglas, a Junior at Orlando Luther High School, will be among 350 attending. • SANFORD — Maurice Sherry o f Sanford has enrolled In the electronics engineering technology program at IT T Technical Institute In Maitland. • SANFORD — Dr. Harvey Schefsky, a Sanford family physician, recently attended the Florida Academy o f Family Physician's Family Practice Weekend In Tarpon Springs. • HEATHROW — Kevin B. Weiss of Heathrow recently received a Judge J. Cullen Ganey Criminal Law award ul Widener University School o f Law in Wilmington. Drl for achieving the hlgherst grade In the area o f criminal law. • SANFORD — Barnett Bank haa been named the large bank lender of the year by the Small Business Administration Florida Doatricts for 1996. Databook •O R LAN D O — The Central Florida Manufacturing Center will offer a business workshop. "Fam ily Business Succession • How to Let Go and Retire.” June 25 from 8 to 10 a.m. at Valencia Community College. McCoy Center. Topics will include transfer taxes, esu te planning, and family business Cost is • 10 and Includes breakfast. For Information and to register, call 855-9989, ext 201 • ORLANDO — The University o f Central I lortda Small Business Development Center will hold a workshop about getting started tn business June 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Speakers will Include an attorney, accountant, banker. In­ surance agent and business consultant. Cost Is $49 payable In advance and Includes several business guides. A free workshop on sources o f financing will he held June 27 from 9 to 11 a m . Learn about profit and loss projections cash flow projections, personal flanctal statements, souires and uses o f funds and collateral. Speaker will be Al Polfer. director of the SBDC. A free workshop on business taxes will be held June 24 from • to 10 a.nt. Discussion will Include Income tax. payroll lax. sales and property tax. Speaker will be Betty Jo Starling, executive tax service. Advance registration Is required. For workshop location and Inform ation, call 823-5554 or http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/ sbdcucf. • SANFORD — The St. Johns River Exhibit First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, will feature a multimedia exhibit with a nature theme through June 29. Tuesday through Friday. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday. 10 a.m. to I p.m. Admission is free. For Information, call 321-8111. Development • ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — Calton Homes of Altamonte Springs sold 32 homes In May for a volume of $5.1 million. In addition. Calton Homes has opened phase 2 at Its Cypress Lake community In east Orlando. Prices of the 37 homesites range form $99,000 to • 129.900. • ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — Cambridge Homes of Altamonte Springs has a new model home In Regency Park, east Orlando. The 1.885 square-foot model. Remington IV. has a base price o f $104,790. There are 186 homesites In the community located on Lake PickettRoad off Alfaya Trail. • ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — Brentwood Custom Homes of Altamonte Springs has Introduced the Nassau scries homes designs at Wyntree at Heathrow. The homes are priced from the $230,000s to the $290,000 and range between 2.500 to 3.000 sqaure feet. • LONGWOOD — Reservations and contracts for custom home sites at Alaqua Lakes In Longwood have totaled more than $3 million during the first 30 days since the sites became available, according to project manager Kevin Clark. Home price ranges will be from the mid $200.000a to more than $800,000. The 796-acre luxury golf and country club com­ munity off markham Woods Road will accommodate 515 home sites. Lately I have had no trouble coming up wtth topics for the column, because of what I am observing in the market­ place. Last night my family stopped at a local restaurant chain for dinner on our way home from a ballgame. We chose the restaurant based on how we were treated at the one by our house. Big mistake, like many multi-location busi­ nesses. the management of the firm is uneven. We were seated at our table and Issued menus. After a long wait our server re­ appeared. he explained to us that this was his first day. He then vanished before taking our orders and shortly a new server appeared. We finally gave our orders and sat back and waited on the arrl/nl o f the food. The menu stated that the policy o f the company Is to serve wtthtn 10 minutes o f the receipt o f the order. Needless to say. the food did not arrive until 30 minutes later. I don't know about you. but when I go to a family style restaurant. I don't expect long delays on my order. Our first server (the rookie) showed up wtth the food. After the meals were distributed my wife naked for a menu. She was upset that the Item she ordered was not os described on the alienating one of their loyal customers. They shipped a product that was not what they had portrayed it to be. This was done wtth no warning to the customer and only ac­ knowledged it upon a com ­ plaint. menu. She had ordered a fried chicken salad, which had been described as having cheese and tomatoes. Neither the cheese or tomatoes were pres­ ent. After reviewing the menu, she inquired why she didn't get what she ordered. The answer waa amazing, they forgot the cheese and they dklnt have any tomatoes. My daughter then spoke up and said what about the tomato on her ham­ burger? The answer was then changed to they didn't have any cherry tomatoes. Here was a classic example of business that thought that on the Job training was a sufficient way to train new em ­ ployees. That was just the be­ ginning o f the mistakes They stood a very good chance in Are you shipping product that isn't fully that which you have portrayed to your client. Just because they don't com ­ plain don't think you will not pay a real price In credibility. Not nil your customers are g o ­ ing to complain and allow you to correct. Many Just simply will not trust you in the future with additional orders. No one likes to be treated with a lack of respect and pay for the privilege. The next time you are in a bind don't try to slip something past your clients, hoping they will not notice. Notify them anil give them the option. This will help keep the level of trust we need to hold on to customers Vayna Hardy Is ths Coordi­ nator o f tha Small Business Development Center at •endnote Community College. He can be reached at 328♦722 ext 3341, email wbardyfHpo.aemlnole.cc.nu.u s. 2975 S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 1i t I n O n III %llI'll li r r " a »i« * 7 C (0 U l BONDS From Staff Weperta The Lake Monroe Amatrur Radio Society will kirk off a week of activities to help raise public awareness about the many uses oI radio. During Amateur Radio Week. June 22-29. members of the LM ARS w ill perform on air d e m o n s tr a tio n s and g lo b a l position in g com m unications. Members will also provide in­ formation to city and county officials regarding Ihc value of dlhmeur radio as a public ser­ vice. » T b r week will wrap up with an annual weekend preparedness exercise railed "Field Day” June 28 and 29. Field Day was designed lo lest operators' abil­ ities to set up and operate por­ table stations under emergency conditions that could result from ev en ts like hurricanes, to r­ nadoes and the loss o f electrical power. Field Day Is a lest of skill and a conical for fun. Also on Ihc weekend, radio operators here will try lo contact as many other Field Day stations around Ihc country us possible. There are more than 650.000 amateur radio operators In the United Slates and more Ilian 2.5 million worldwide. More than 36.000 amatuer radio operators participated In the event last year. "We are In the middle of a telecommunications revolution and amateur radio Is right In Ihc middle o f Ihc action." said Bob Linnuzzl. president o f LMARS. "W c are making friends around the world, getting students In­ terested In technology and helping our communities via Ihc A m a te u r R a d io E m e rg e n cy Service and Seminole County Civil Emergency Management via the Radio Amateur Civil E m e r g e n c y S e r v ic e w h en d is a s te r strik e s. W e I n v llr county and city officials and lhr general public lo slop by on Field Day and see and hear firsthand what It's all about." LMARS will hold Its Field Day al Lake Golden Park next tn O r la n d o S a n fo r d A i r p o r t . Operating lime will begin al 2 p.m. June 28 and will end the same time the following day. For Inform ation, rail 69 9 ­ 1658 • TOP BRAND MILLS • FIRST QUALITY GOODS • GREAT VALUES 6 M ONTHS SAM E AS CASH 2 0 .0 0 0 SQ FT F IL L E D W ITH CARPET 50Y nn Eiptrhnct • Guarantaod Protasslonal Installation B U S I N E S S ISN T BUILT ON D R EAM S ALONE u n t i l f r u it d ir e c t •a a fw d Harold 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 WANTED |are Needles, Syringes & Lancets I by residents who self medicate. Proper Disposal o f these Items Is Important due lo the concern for blood contamination. This hyformatlve brochure (a available at any local pharmacy, at tha locations listed below or ca ll 330-0030. Pick up a free sharps 'container* (which may be returned when full & exchanged for a new one) at any of the following locations. Drive Sanford Health CUnlc 400 W. Airport Bivd. Sanford 8 sja- 4 pan. Mac M cC andles has been promoted to project manager at Trl-CIty Electrical Contrac­ t o r s h e a d q u a r t e r e d In Altamonte Springs. h i t s Radio fans celebrate week of fun activities Newsmakers Michael D. Arnold haa been named estimator at Harper Mechanical Corporation. Ar­ nold Is a graduate of Purdue University In Industrial tech­ nology. For Personal & Com m ercial Insurance T h o m a s H en l promoted to project manager at Trl-CIty Electrical Contrac­ t o r s h e a d q u a r t e r e d in Altamonte Springs. Casselberry Health CUnlc 182 WUshire Plaza. *126 Cssscfoeay H un- 4 pan. Central Transfer Station 1634 SR 419 Longwood 7 30 a.m- County Landfill 1930 Osceola Howl Geneva 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. SHARPS SEMINOLE �f fA «‘tc f i iiiiniiiffiiMiiiiiiii' i iirirf in S E M IN O L E T O D A Y Sanford Herald Sat. June 21, Sun., June 22 Mon. June 23,1997 Sports E x tra . P o i n t s .. . Jeff Berlinicke Herald Staff Writer County dads were worthy of being honored on Father’s Day SANFORD _ Thla column Is about n week over­ due but I hope It not too late. Father's Day came and went List week and I couldn't help but think about some of the dads of local athletes Who have not only been model parents tn the stands. but friends o f the news­ paper. They've made their sons and daughters available for stories, been there for a hug after a win or a loss, and smiled when they could have been screaming. Phil Nelson, father of Seminole's Aubrey Nel­ son cornea to mind, lie's at every volleyball game, always catling the paper when something nice happens for his daughter (which Is quite of­ ten) and the first to compliment us when we write something good. Ills Is a voice that rises above the din we often hear and we appreciate It. One of the best parts of a Lake Mary girls' basketball game Is running Into Decky Pedro's father Don. Sometimes Decky got big minutes (see the slate semi-final when Decky was hilling shots from the parking loti, and she also spent a lot of time on the bench but Don was always smiling and enthusiastic. Wes Louwsma Is a winner In our books. Ills son Chris had a big. big season for the Seminole baseball legos and his ;dad waq pt every jp iie . never screaming Whrh C lirU . imulr q y q o f his rare outs, nnd also cheering on his daughter Klin of the Seminole Dazzlers. How about Lake Mary's football coach Doug Peters? One of the memories I've taken away from last season Is o f one of his daughters coming up to him after u particularly tough loss. Doug was looking pretty upset at the time but he melted when he saw his child. Suddenly. It seemed, losing didn't matter quite ns much. Jason Armstrongs dad. Tom Is another guy we like around here. First ofT. he's a lacrosse fan from Maryland, so Tom scores points already. Secondly, he’s at each Seminole game, video­ taping his son's kicking as they work towards a college scholarship for next fall. The hard work Is paying off. Notre Dame and Northwestern are among many schools flooding the Armstrong's mailbox. Gary Grontnger. father o f Lake Mary pitcher Matt. Is a class act. Sit through a game with him In the Lake Mary press box and try not to laugh. He's another Miuylander. but. more Importantly, he's a great example of a supportive father. Not only that, he's a pretty good golfer and has also passed that on to his sons. Oh. his youngest son Is a lacrosse player so that adds to his point to ­ tal. Lake Mary boys basketball coach Mike Gaudreau Isn't such a bad dad either. At Lake Mary football games, some o f the best action takes place off the field, watching Mike and his wife. Kym. playing on the sidelines with their children. Somehow, they find a way to Juggle coaching and parenting, not without a little bit o f help from Mike's mom. who also may be Lake Mary's biggest fan. Heathrow Elementary's loss Is Sabal Point's gain. Michael Townslcy was transferred from his position as principal at Heathrow but anybody who went to see the Lake Mary boys basketball team will remember Michael In the stands, video­ taping the Rams, then with his son. Matt, at Magic games the next day. Matt earned a schol­ arship to Rollins College and said the main rea­ son was so he could stay close to home. It's easy to see why. Let's get away from high schools for a moment and talk about someone who really makes a dif­ ference In the community. Scott Williams Is a phys-ed teacher at Idyllwtlde and a young father o f about 100 kids. Actually. It's only six but sons Rylle and Radley are already two of the best young ball players In the county and the rest of the clan are Just too young for uniforms. Obviously, tons of parents have been left off; space prohibits us from noticing everyone,' but they know who tlicy are. Kids ore a reflection of their parents and that reflection Is pretty bright In Sanford and Lake Mary. Last Second Shot: I love excellence In sports and that's what makes me and about a Jllllon other people fans of the Chicago Dulls. Everyone wants to see the Dulls come back and defend their title next season, but... ...If the Philadelphia 76ers are serious about offering Jerry Stackhouse and the number two overall pick In next week's draft for Scottle Pippen. the Dulls have to take It. When you have the past of Jordan. Rodman and Harper with the fu­ ture o f Stackhouse and Keith Van Horne, the dy­ nasty can continue Into the next century. • C a n y o u Longwood rolls again in M ajor A Tourney t o p t h a t ? B y D EA N SM ITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD - It's hard to believe that you ran top a no-hlllrr. unless the pitcher threw a perfrrt game. Hut C.J. Clemens and Christian Rosado may have done ]ust th.it Friday nlgjit us Ihe Longwood All-Stars whitewashed the Greater S e m in o le A ll-S ta r s , from Ihe Ovledo/Wlnler Springs urea. 5 0 to advance to Ihe finals of Ihe llabr Ruth Ila se hall Hamilton Major A District 7 Tournament at Roy Holler Junior Field. Clemens ( I -Ol was perfect over the first three Innings, retiring all nine batters he fared, striking out seven, while Rosado, who was Thursday night's winning pitcher, gave up a hit and two walks, striking out six. over Ihe final three Innings to re­ cord the save. Only one of the three runners advanced as lur as second base, and that was with two out. Sanford and Flagler were playing a Loser's ((racket ut lakeside Field Friday evening, but no results were received The Loser's Bracket champion­ ship game (Sunford-Flugler winner vs. Greater Seminole) was to have been held on lakeside Field at 10 a m. this morning with the winner of that game taking on Longwood at 1 p m. on Roy Holler Field In what could be ihe championship game If after Ih e I p in Saturday game i - i S «| J I«jo r A .P s lt a B *•* w — ^ rstoAv.MMSw •o o v N o u ia 'iu o » - f. 6 < M lir ••iAaaueaaiaLe 4 — »* «»• '< » » . a i« | U r . »• mull rxtivxl xruvoAT. iu a i n •iLAaatioaaiaio H a t I —O ru U f Im m li ft Ho M A M m I The Longw ood and Greater Sem inole All-Slar teams (top photo) congratulate each other on a job well done alter Longwood blanked Greater Seminole 5-0 Friday night. This was the scene (bottom photo) most ol the night lor Ihe Greater Seminole batters as Longwood pitchers struck out 13 In six innings. Rollin’ right long By J I F F B E R U N IC K E Herald Stall Writer H K l U S I M k , I H H (« * « • Seminole High School lullback Steve Brown suf­ fered severe ankle Injuries in a spring lootball scrimmage game last month, but the senior has been working out daily to prepare lor the 1997 season. T h e ioooong road to recovery B y K E L L IE W ER N ER Herald Stall Writer SANFORD _ Summer vacation, especially before ypur senior year In high school. Is a time for fun. sunshine and friends. For Steve Drown. It will be a time of heavy lifting, grueling rehabilitation and a little pain. During Seminole High School's spring football scrimmage game. Drown suffered a severe ankle In­ jury that has rearranged hts summer vacation plans. A defensive back who also displays talent In the running back position. Drown was put In the game after starting running back Joe Knight sustained on Injury, also lo his ankle. C See R e co v ery , Page 3D SANFORD _ It might be 95 de­ grees outside but. at Central Flor­ ida Skate A Sport, the Roller Dears are looking to put a trophy on Ice. It's really not Ice. but the Roller Dears of the Central Florida Skate and Sport In-Line Hockey League plan to head for Chicago next month to bring home a national championship. That would be a small Improve­ ment over last season when the Roller Dears finished third In the national championship at St. Paul. Miiui. Comprised of players 12and-under, the Roller Dears ore out to make sure this year ends up even better than the last. *1 think this team is us good. If not better, than last year's team.* coach Joe Rogers said. 'Oarring any major Injuries, we should be able to compete for the title.* Rogers came to Central Florida three years ago from College Park. M d . where he had Washington Capitals season tickets. He brought hockey fever to the area. C See Bears. Page 3B FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A . R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y �* ■ - SwifordHerUd. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Juna 22. 1997 ... WHAT'S HAPMNIMQ TO D A Y Auto Racing ‘9 T :(v . Professional Softball □ Women’s Professional Fastpltch League at Rollins College's Alfortd Stadium, Winter Park. Durham vs. Orlando Wahoos, 7 p.m. □ FA S C A R at Naw Smyrna 8paadway, 7 p.m. Recreation Softball Professional Baseball □ Gulf Coast Rook la laagua at Walt Dtanay World’s Wlda World ot Sports Basabafl Complex, TBA Florida State League □ All-Star Gama at Oscaola County Stadium, Kissimmaa, 7:30 p.m. Southern League Baseball □ Orlando Rays at Mobil* Bay Baars, 8:03 p.m. □ M etro Orlando A S A (Am ateur Softball Association) Tournament of Champions Slowpitch Softball Tournament at the Seminole County Softball Complex, Altamonte Springs, 8 a.m. □ S anford R sereatlon Departm ent S p rin g Church Softball League at Chase Park. Deltona Trinity Assembly of God-Majesty vs. Sanford New Bethel, 9 a.m.; Sanford Los Samarltano vs. San­ ford First Church of the Nazarene, 10 am . □ NASF Girts Faetpiteh 14-and-Under and 12and-Under World Series Qualifier at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Sotball Complex. TBA. College Tennis Youth Baseball □Baba Ruth Basabatl District 7 13-15 AitStsrs Toumamant at Holly Hill. 8anlord-Altamonta Springs winner vs. Holly Hill, 9:30 a m ; Sanford-Altam onta Springs losar vs. O rm ond Beach-Longwood Loser, noon; Ormond Beach* Longwood winner vs. 9:30 a.m. game winner, 2:30 p.m.; 9:30 am. loser vs. noon winner, 5 p m . □ Baba Ruth Baseball Otatrtet 7 Prep-13 AllStars Tournament at Candytand Part, Longwood. Ormond Beach-Longwood winner vs. Altamonte Springs, 11:30 a.m .; Sanford vs. Orm ond Beach-Longwood Loser, 2 p.m.; 2 p.m. winner vs. 11:30 am . loser,7p.m. □Baba Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major A Tournament. Loser’s Bracket: Sanford-Flagler winner vs. Greater Seminole, at Lakeside Field, 10 am.; Winner's Bracket (possible championship game): Longwood vs. winner ol 10 am . game, at Roy Holler Junior Field, 1 p.m. □ Baba Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major Commissioner's Tournament. Winner’s Bracket: Greater Seminole vs. Altamonte Springs, at Roy Holler Junior Reid, 10 am .; Loser’s Bracket: Sanford vs. Flagler, at Lakeside Field, 1 p.m.; Winner's Bracket: Greater Semlnole-Altamonle Springs winner vs. Longwood. at Roy Holler Junior Field, 4 p.m.; Loser's Bracket: SanfordFlagler winner vs. Greater Semlnole-Altamonte Springs loser, at Lakeside Field, 4 p.m. Roller Hockey □ Roller Hockey International: Ottawa Wheels vs. Ortando Jackals at Orlando Arana, 7 p.m. □ C ollage Tennis Coaches of America Clinic at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis piex.TBA Junior Olympic Track □ Raglan IV Florida State Junior Olympic Track and Field Championshipe at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Track and Field Complex, 9:30 am . Amateur Volleyball □ A A U (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball Championshipe at Wail Disney World’s Wide World of Sports FleMhouee.Sam. SUNDAY ' t*r£arns*? Tl sNAUFfi m □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Prep-13 AllStars Tournament at Candyland Park, Longwood. Championship game, 11:30 am.; Championship Game (It necessary), TBA. □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major A Tournament. Championship (It necassary): Greater Seminole vs. FlaglerTSanford winner vs. Longwood, at Roy Holler Junior Reid, 1 p.m. □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major Commissioner’s Tournament. Loser’s Bracket Final, at Lakeside Field, 11 am .; Winner’s Bracket (possible championship): Undefeated team vs. 11 a m game winner, at Roy Holler Junior Field, 1 p.m. or 3 p.m. Running □ "L ife Can Be Sweet” Run to benefit diabetes cere at DeBary Golf and Country Club, 7:30 am. Professional Softball □W om en's Professional Faetplfch League at Rollins Cotlege'a Alfond Stadium, Winter P Durham vs. Orlando Wahoos, 7 p.m. □ G u lf Coaet Rookie Leegue at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Baseball Complex. TBA Southern League Baseball Recreation Softball □ M etro O rlando A S A (Am ateur Softball Association) Toumamant of Champions Slowpitch Softball Tournament at the Ssmlnele County Softball Complex, Altamonte Springs, 8 am. □ NASF Girts FastpHch 14-and-Under and 12and-Under World Series Qualifier at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Sotbeil Complex. TBA. Youth Baseball □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 13-15 All-Stars Tournament at Holly Hill. 5 p.m. Saturday winner vs. 2:30 p.m. Saturday losr, 11 a m : Championship Game: undefeated team vs. 11 am. game winner. 2 p.m. Collage Tennis □College Tennle Coachee of America Clinic at Walt Disney World’s WMe Worid ol Sports Tennis Complex, TBA Recreational Track □ L ik e Mery Summer Track Seriea al Lake Mary High School’s Don T . Reynolds Stadium Field events, 5:30 p.m.; Running evsnts, 6:30 p.m. Amateur Volleyball Recreation Volleyball □Sanford reeHonel Co-Ed VoMoybaN Laagua at Dan Patham Oymnatorium. Gamas tlir t at 7 p.m. Legal Notices College Tennle □ College Tennis Coaches of America CWnic at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex. TBA □ A A U (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball Championshipe at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports FleMhouee. 8 am. M ONDAY Professional Baseball □ Ortando Rays at Mobile, 7:03 p.m. □ Bate Ruth Baseball District 7 13-15 All-Stara Toumamant al Hotly Hilt. Championship Gama (If necassary), 8 p.m. □Baba Ruth BaaabaM District 7 Bambino Major Com m issioner's Toum am ant. Championship Gama (if necessary): two learns with one loss, et Roy Holler Junior Field, 8 p.m. □ A A U (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball Championshipe at Walt Disney World’s Wide Worid ot Sports Fietdhouse, 8 a.m. Amateur Volleyball Professional Baseball Youth Bastball □ Gulf Coast Rookie League at Wall Disney World's Wide Worid of Sporls Baseball Complex, TBA Southern League Baseball □ Carolina Mudcats vs. Ortando Rays at Tinker Field, 7:05 p.m. Notice * hereby given mm I m engeged m buomoos et 2B31 Ortando O r. Suno 146. Sin fer d. FL 32773. lemmata County. Florida, under the FtatMIwuo Nome ol SOW TICS • B IB -d met I Dun Men Cotgdraitano, FwMtou* Nome Btatufee. TeWtt: Section 644 66. Florida Stetutee 1661 Carta Thome* Pubhen Juno 21. 1667 D IP -M I NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S N< m buowooo ol IB66 Longwood. FL 32776, Bemmeta C ounty, Florida, under the Ftatfttous Nome of STAFF M M F T T S Y S TBM S. end that I Mend to rag. tater u i d name with the Diets*** ot Corporofiwna, Major AContinued from Page IB both teams have one loss, the wlnncr-take-all game would be contested atnl p.m. on Sunday at Roy Holler t Field. •-» T —• ~ The winner o f this tournament will advance to the Area Tournament In Winter Haven starting on Friday. June 27th. Seminole County Is already assured o f having at least one team at the World Series as the Altamonte Springs squad will be the host team at the series that will be held at Eostmonte Park starting on August the ninth. Longwood again wasted no time In taking control of the game. Christopher Tam led off by reaching on an error, moved to second on a passed ball and advanced to third on a gorund out before scoring on a grounder by Rosado. Adam Am ar followed with a home run and the score was 2-0 after one Inning. Longwood added a run In the second inning as Ryan Pascloni singled with one out. moved to * second as Tyler Powell walked and scored when Christopher reached on an error. The winners’ final two runs came In the third Inning as Clemens led off the frame with a single and trotted home on Rosado’s third home run In two games. Doing the damage for Longwood were Christian Rosado (one home run. one run scored, three RBI). Adam Amar (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). C.JK. Clemens and Ryan Pascloni (one single and one run scored each). Tyler Powell Wrestling at Civic Center SANFORD — Th e Independent Order of Foresters (IOF) and Southeastern Cham ­ pionship Wrestling present an evening of wrestling matches for the benefit of Luis Vidal o f Deltona. Mr. Vidal is confined to a wheel chair and Is unable to speak. The’ I.O.F. would like to raise funds to purchase a computer system enabling him to communicate with others and pursue a self supporting career in Journalism. The matches will be held on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. There will be a double main event with Jim "T h e A n vil" Nledhart taking on Death Row and "Leaping" Lanny Poffo. with manager Angelo Poffo. facing B m rr "T h e Rockin' Hillbilly." Tickets are 37 for ringside and 35 for general admission. “ Life Can Be Sweet” run DcBAKY - "L ife Can Be Sw eet." a 5-K charity run and fitness walk to benefit the Volusia Medical Center's Diabetes Outreach Program In DeBary. will be held at DeBary Golf and Country Club on June 22nd starting at 7:30 a.m. The Road Runners o f America Club-saneHoned event costs $17 to enter and will award more than 20 prizes in 18 categories. Including Clydesdales (runners weighing In at more than 190-pounds) and children aged 11 and under. D ozens o f volu n teers w ill be m an n in g refreshment tables along the route and Tshiris will be provided for all runners. Interested participants should contact Altavista Sports In DcLund (904) 736-0002. or B A M ITM B IB LMMWOOOI.MIATISIIMIMM.il M AS M in M l MS - • I AS. M in 111 N f - I Cecclafare. O i i i i I i i |«l and Marshall. Bradshaw C u m . I m * 141 and PrMe WP - Clemen* l l « l IP - I ] I I III. Cac r114. ts r s * r LI. (one single) and Christopher Tam (one walk). Bridgen Hunt had a two-out single In the fourth Inning for Greater Seminole. R AIN OBTS OTHER GAM ES SA N FO R D — Th e Major C om m issioner's Tournament was also to play Its second round on Friday night, but a severe thunderstorm moved through the area around 8 p.m.. forcing a postponement of those games. The rain also forced a change In schedule. Friday’s scheduled games will have to be played this morning, and since Babe Ruth rules only allow two games to be played by any one’ team In a day, one o f today's regularly scheduled games will have to be moved to Sunday, and also moving the ” if necessary gam e". If both teams left have one loss, to Monday evening. The Preps (13-yaers-olds) Tournament Is being played In Longwood at Candyland Park. Sanford lost the opening game on Thursday, suffering a 21-1 setback to a very strong Altamonte Springs squad. Ormond Beach and host Longwood were to have played Friday night, with Sanford playing the loser o f that game at 2 p.m. today. The winner's bracket game was to have been played at 11:30 a.m. this morinlng and If Sanford DeBary G olf and Country Club Sales Office (800)246-5344. DeBary Golf and Country Club Is located on U.S. 17-92 In DeBary. one-half mile south of Saxon Boulevard. Summer School Hockey Camp SANFORD — Coach Roy McKinley will conduct an In-line hockey camp for the young player at Central Florida Skate and Sport. 2720 West 25 th Street (330-7909). The camp will be June 23-27 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Is for players between the ages o f eight and 12. Every player must be a league player, a member of USA In-Line and have minimum required equipment. Each day of the camp a separate skill (passing, shooting, skating, positioning, stlckhandllng) will be covered. Every player w ill receive a certificate for each skill mastered. In addition, each player will receive a trophy at the conclusion o f the camp. Cost Is 380 and Includes rink time. In­ structors and trophies. For more details, call Roy McKinley at 574-6520 (H) or 899-4886 (Beeper). W omen’s fastpitch softball LAKE MARY - The City of Lake Mary. Department of Parks and Recreation will be starting an Adult Women’s Fastpltch Softball League this summer. The league will play on Monday night's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. 550 Rantoul Lane. Any Interested teams, players, coaches or umpires should call (407) 324-3097 for more Information. ( won at 2 p m ., they would come bark to play (he 11:30 a.m. loser at 7 p.m. The final game Is set for 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, with the If necessary game to be determined. The 13-15 All-Star Tournament Is being con­ tested In Holly HUI. Sanford Was to havs played Altamonte Springs at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, with Ormond Beach playing Longwood at 8 p.m. If Sanford won it was to have played Holly Hill at 9:30 a.m. this morning and If they lost, they would have played at noon. Games are also scheduled for 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. today and I I a.m. and 2 p.m, on Sunday. Th e " If necessary" game Is scheduled for 6 p.in. on Monday. Legal Notices in th b ciacurr c o u r t OP TMR BM HT1BNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR AMO TOR M M IN O L 1 COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. BT-SSS DIVISION 14-R NATIONSBANK. N A tsouTH) rnuA c i t i z e n s FEDERAL BANK. PWMIfllll. **. AEGEAN OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC . et al. ROTICR OF FONICLOSURS S A M NOTICE IS HERXRV QiVfN pursuant la ■ Final Judgment at foreclosure d a lid Juna lift, IM F and entered In Caaa NO. ST-OSS at tha Circuit Court of ISO (IO H T IE N T H Judicial Circuit In Mid lor SEMINOLE County, Florida whsrsm NATIONSBANK. N.A. (SOUTH) F/K/A CITIZENS FEDERAL BANK la the Fftintiff and A*01 AN OF CENTRAL FLORI­ DA, INC . LANO B HOME INVESTMENTS. COMPANY; JAMES OALEN CRAIOO: LOIS SHAROME CRAIOO; SIHLEWILLIAMS PARTNERSHIP ASSUMED AND AGREED TO FAY THE MORTOAOE NOTE ANO MORTOAOE; GERALD K. SIHLE; CHARLES E. BAILEE. JR.; JACQUELINE H. BAILE3; HOA MAI VU; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA are Hie Dalendante, I »m ted to the highest and beat bidder tor cash al die Waal from door of the Seminole County Courthoueo, Sanford. Florida at 11:00 on the 10th day of Jufy. I H 7 , tha followinn described property aa aot forth In aald Final Judgment: LOTS 12 ANO 21. BLOCK I . TR A C T NO. 20. SAN LAN DO SFRINOS. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAOE ST. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and tha aaal ol thie Court on June Ith. 1M7. (SEAL) Mary anna Morae Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bo lion Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCaHa. Raymar, Barr,it t Frappiar Port Oftica Boa 2410 Tan-pa. FL 32601 F9S125644 NOTICB In accordance with the Americana Disabilities Act. par•on* naadlng a apaclal accom­ modation lo participate In this proceeding ahoutd contact tha Individual or agency tending notice not later than aeven (T) daya prior to the proceeding al the addraaa given on tha notice. Telephone: 407-3234320 ait. 4227; I S00-SSS-6771 (TOD) or I-600-S5S-S770 (v); via Florida Relay Service. PubUan: Juna IS. 22. 1667 DIF-171 Legal Notices M TMB C IR C U IT COUNT OF THB BMMTSSNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SB M M OLS COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. 67-424 CA BANC ONE MORTOAOE AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO AMERICAN FLETCHER MORTOAOE COMPANY. NIC.. BANCROFT O. Sh ir l e y , el al. >• HOTICH OF FORSCLOOUR* B A M NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN l lo ■ Final Judgment al 1667 and entered M Caaa NO. 67-024 CA at Me ClrcuR Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County. Florida "herein BANC ONE MORTOAOE AS SUCCES­ SOR IN INTERS ST TO AMERI­ CAN FLETCHER MORTOAOE COMPANY, INC. la the Plaintiff and BANCROFT O. SHIRLEY. EFCfLOA J. SHIRLEY. AMERI­ CAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC.. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AS SUCCESSOR M INTEREST TO RESOLUTION TRUST CORPO­ RATION AS RECEIVER FOR FREEDOM SAVINOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION ore the Dalendante. I mill aeS lo the hlghool and bool bidder lor ceeh ol the Weal front door of the Seminole County Courthoueo. Sentord, Florida at 11:00 aue.. on the I Oth day ol July. 1647, the folloarlng deecrlbed property aa aot forth In aoM Final Judgment: LOT 20, OAK FOREST, UNIT ONE. ACCORDINQ TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 22 PAOES I t -63 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HANS and tha eeel ot thle Court on Juno ith, 1647. (SEAL) Mary anna Morae Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCalls. Bay mar. Barrett A Frappier Poet Office Boa 3410 Ttmpa. FL 33601 F67020666 NOTICB In accordance with tha Americans Disabilities Act, per­ sona naadlng a apaclal accom­ modation to participate m thla proceeding should contact the individual or agency tending notice not latar than aavan (7) daya prior to tha proceeding at tha addraaa given on the notice. Tala phone; 407-3234320 aal. 4227; I-SOD-4SS-4771 (TOO) or I-600-6SS-6770 (v); via Florida Relay Service. Publish: Juna IS, 22, 1467 DCF-113 C etherme L. Scwvenne) Pubheh: June 2*. 1667 067-243 m TMB CIRCUIT CO U R T JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. SIM INOLS COUNTY CABS SO. B 7-H 1 6 -C A * 14-W FIRST UNION MORTOAOE CORPORATION. PlemnR. m VINCENT PAUL KEARNS. JANE OOfi. Wife al VINCENT PAUL KEARNS AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC . fluccetter la CREDITHRIFT. INC . end UNKNOWN TENANT3/OWNER6 PLAINTIFF'S NOTICE OF ACTION TO VINCENT PAUL KEARNS JANE DOE. Wile of VINCENT PAUL KEARNS And oN pettier denning Inletetl by. through under or BQBlnil VINCENT PAUL KEARNS JANE DOE. Wile ol VINCENT PAUL KEARNE and *11 parti** having or claunmg to hove any right, Htta, or mi*re*l m Ihe propatty harom dateribad CURRENT RESI­ DENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED dial on action lo loreclove e mortgage on the Ioflowing property in Senunote County Florida LOT 6. BUCK *0*. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 1 OF UNIT 1. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF Al RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IF. PAOE 26. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. and having a commonly known addrevv a* 106 6 (dgomon Avenue. Winter Spring*. FL 32706 hat been tiled againtt you and you art required lo verve a copy ol your written da fence* it any. with the Clark ol C ourt, Seminole County, and lo Verve 0 copy on PtainhlT* Attorney. Dougfat M Bale*, ol tha Law Firm ol MASON A ASSOCIATES. PA . whoa* addreve it 17717 U S Highway 16 North, Suit* *00. Mangrove Bay. Clearwater. Florida 34424 within 30 day* horn the lint data ol publica­ tion, otherwi** a default will be entered against you tor tha relief demanded In the com­ plaint Dated on June tllh . 1667. MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk ol the Court By Ruth King Aa Deputy Clerk In accordance with tk* American* with OiatbUilie* Aci 01 tSSO. percent niedlng spe­ cial accomodation to partici­ pate nn this proceeding ihould confect the Clerk of the Court not later than five butt neve day* prior lo th* proceeding at the Saminolo County Courthouse Telephone (407) 323-4110 or 1-100-4SS-677) (TOO) or 1*600*496.1770 (V) via Florida Relay Service.* Publish: June 22. 36. 1697 OEF-299 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T OF THE I6 T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM ADD FOR 6 IM IN 0LB COUNTY, FLORIDA OIMCRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOl 9 7 -0 7 7 7 -C A -14-W FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTOAOE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS. RALPH OUERRIERO. *1 si DEFENDANT!!) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE BBR VICI TO: MARTIN C JAMES ASK/AT Legal Notices MARTIN JA M lS ea3 U SA JA M IE who** revid am a it imknewR If ho/she/they be bemg end d he/the/ltiey be dted. the unknown defendant* who mey be aN parties claiming tn by H aN petti** h aving or ctam ong to have any right, nit* et mteteel mortgage harem YOU ARB HEREBY MOTIFl|0 dial an tehee to leeactaae a mortgage en th* property LO T 1 LOT 2. ISUMMBHHiLL. PHASE I. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l A IC O R D IO IN PLAT BOOK 71 PAOES 60-92 PUBLIC RICOROB OF SEMI­ NOLE c o u n t y . F l o r id a het been Med egamet you end you era required to eenre a ■f any. to If on 0AYI0 J STEAM IS O Ptawbfr* attorney, wheat address r* 4660 Sheetda* Street it* 460 Ha«yeaad FL 23031 (ee taler di*n 30 days bom the dale of th* hast pubivcation el But notice of ectton) and Me the anginal with th* tier* ef this court either before service on Ptvmhff * attorney or ■nmedwlety thereviler etherwive a default wiH be entered aoemtl you for the rebel demanded M the **w*4*wl or WITNESS my hand and the teal et true Court al I f M fN O ll County. Florida th** I flh day et JUNE. 1667 (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO C O N SIC U TIV I WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD HERALD Publish June 23 26 1967 OIF-362 IN TMB CIRCUIT CO URT OP TMB BIOMTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Hi ARC FOR BiMIMOLB COUNTY, FLONIOA CIVIL ACTION CASB NO. ST-14 6-C A-14 DIVISION a FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION. SCOTT C. TRAVIS, et *1. NOTICB OP PONBCLOSUHS BALM NOTICE IE HEREBY QIYIN pursuant la ■ Final Judgment et foreclosure deled June Eth, 1607 end entered m Case NO. 67-146 of the ClrcuN Court ef the IIQ H T IE N T H Judicial ClrcuN In end for SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FEDER­ AL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION I* the Plaintiff •nd SCOTT C. TRAVIS. QW1N H. TRAVIS. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE OP ADVANTAGE MORTOAOE LOAN TRUST 49941 UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT O ATID AS OF MARCH t, 1104. HAMPSHIRE HOMES IN SUNRISE HOME­ OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. F/K/A COUNTRY CREEK HOME­ OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. are th# Defendant a, I will tell to the highest And bast bidder for cash al the Weal front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida el 11.00 e .«.. on the toth day ol July, H O T, the following described property ss set forth In told Final Judgment: LOTS * ANO TO, THE OLENS AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAOES 13 THROUOH 14, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HANO end the *4*1 el thie Court on June 6th, 1697. (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk el the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar. Barrett A Frappier Post Office Boa 1410 Tampa, FL 33401 F97010113 NOTICB In accordance with th* Americana Disabilities Act, par­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate in thla proceeding should contact tha Individual or agency sanding notice not later than seven (7) day* prior lo th* proceeding at th* addrtta given on th* notlc*. Telephone 407-3234330 sat. 4227; 1-600-9SS-B771 (TDD) or t -600 939 6 770 (v); vta Florida Relay Service Publish: juna is , 22, 1997 DEF-177 �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, June 22, 1997 - 3B Knowing your prey is half the battle SANFORD Finding fish Is easier If you understand tneir habits. The moat important point to remember, except with open watef fish, la that flah like to be around reefs, pilings, mangroves, wrecks, artificial reels, or other structures. (Ocean-going fish like mackerel, wahoo. and marlin are less dependent on atructurea-they focus more on following the schools of baltflsh.) These structures provide food and shelter, the Ash's basic requirements for staying alive. To take advantage of this knowledge, anglers must know how to And submerged structures. Same, such as shoreline, are obvious. If the water la deep enough, any spot along a shoreline can hold flah. Especially good spots are overhanging or downed branches, undercut banka, and points along the shore-line. Channel markers, towers, floating debris, and even crab pot markers are also easy to And and provide enough structure to attract fish. One of the beat ways to find submerged have flah around It. With LORAN and GPR technology, anglers can accurately locale submerged structures found with the depth finder, store the coordinates in the LORAN or GPS unit, and then use the instruments to return to the spot at any time. SH UPE'S SCOOP SHUPE structures Is to visit the area during low tide. Oyster bars, reefs, rocks, and even wrecks may be exposed then, or at least are close enough to the surface to be seen. Note locations on a nautical chart. Depth finders reveal deeper structures. The sonar displays a running track of the bottom beneath your boat. On a smooth, flat bottom such as la found along much of (he Gulf of Mexico coast, the smaltett amount of relief will BE PREPARED TO USE STRONG LINE AND STOUT TACKLE WHEN FISHING NEAR STRUCTURES. HOOKED FISH WILL INSTINCTIVELY MAKE A DETERMINED EFFORT TO FREE THEMSELVES BY CUTTING THE LINE. FISHING FORECAST Baas action has tapered off considerably with the summer heat. Night Ashing might be a good alternative, as flah are more active under the cover of darkneas. Plastic worms, splnnerbalts and topwater lures are all good bets for nighttime action. Bream and catfish are hitting worms and mussels In the river. Catch-and-release snook action Is good at Sebastian inlci on the outgoing tide. Large live shrimp fished with a bare leadhead Jig la a deadly combination. Also expect a few flounder, redflsh. trout, and Jack crevalle. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reporta hot offshore action with dolphin and king mackerel. The water Is cleaning up and dolphin can e found In 90 feet. Pelican Flats ts a good spot for sure action. Trlpletall are hitting tn the buoy line, while flounder and aheepshead are providing good action Inside the Port. Trout and redflsh are rated as good on the flats of the Banana and Indian Rivers. Sheepshead. drum, and small blueflsh are the main attraction at Ponce Inlet. Live or dead shrimp la the top bait. A few flounder are hitting finger mullet around the south lettles. Trout and redflsh are strong in Mosquito Lagoon. Summer Mayfair One of the best parts about Limmer la. if you can stand BO degree weather, the goifig la cheaper and the courses Since the rates are down. tt*a time to plug one of the beat bargains in Seminole County. Mayiair Golf Club has been around since the 20a and Its that a 30-handlcapper hit tee shots, walk the fairways, and three-putt greens as legends PalHogan. Nelson Ssvsn-yoar-old Aaron Marshall (le ftj'o i Alaqua receives an alignment lip from assistant club “ protessionai Chrla Pstsrson during Alaqua C o u n try Club's first week ol junior golt camps. The course is looking pretty good these days and sets up well for the weekly duller or someone trying to shoot par. The fairways are wide open but there's still enough sand and trees to strike fear on anyone tough enough to go for the green. Like moat courses, the fairway la a bit torn up and the Florida heat doesn't help but for only $25 after noon on weekends. U’a a bar­ gain that's hard to pass up. The cart girls are plentiful tOod. a beet tastes good After about five holes In the heat) and the clubhouse Is one of the friendliest Florida. I've played the course four times already since the beginning of spring (no. 1 don't let free greens fees but I'm witling to accept contribu­ tions. hint hint) and the course Is never loo crowded to alow down play. it's also a true test. Take the 12th hole, ode of the best in Central Florida. It's a par five with water about 250 yards down the fairway. Do you crush a driver off the tee and risk getting wet? Do you pud out a three wood and ptay It safe, only to have 200 over water to get to the green? A lot of snowmen have been built by golfers risking a sec­ ond shot over the water for an eagle putt but there's few holes in Central Florida that give you the indecision that the 12th at Mayfair does. Head on out and support Sanford* only golf course and see how you feel after playing the 12th. Chip Shots Ttmacuan Golf and Country Club has announced that It has been selected as a custom club filler for Zero Golf, one of the hottest custom d ubs on the market. Contact the Ttmacuan Recovery------Continued from Paga IB 'Since I am Joe's back up.* Drown explained. ’ And I was pul Into the game because he was Injured, he thinks It was hls fault (hat I got hurt. I keep tell­ ing him (hat he shouldn't feel (hat way. It‘a Just one o f those things that happen.* What did happen could have ended Brown's football career. After Knight was removed from the game. Brown was having little trouble filling (he starter's shoes. He was running through hls teammates and moving the ball up the field as If he were the only one on the field. Then Brown was tackled and didn't get up. He continued to lie (here...after hls parents ran out onto the field, while hls coaches were with him. until the ambu­ lance arrived and took him off of on a stretcher. *! attempted a spin move to avoid being tackled.* Brown re­ called. *As 1 was spinning, a player landed on my foot, causing (he rest o f my body to spin and my ankle to stay for­ ward. I didn't feel the pain at first and tried to get up. That's when I knew that something was wrong. ‘ Coach (Jim) Worthington had a look of disbelief on hls face when he first saw my ankle. But he told me that I was going to be fine. I Just kept asking If I would ever play again and eve­ ryone kept telling me that I would. That'* what kept me calm.* Preliminary reports were that the ankle had been severely dislocated. It turned out that there was actually a break that would require surgery, at least six weeks In a cast and Intense rehabilitation if Brown was to return to the field with hls team in the fall. During surgery, nine pins and ■ metal plate were placed In and wound the ankle bone to facili­ tate resetting and healing. A roll cast must be worn for four weeks, after which Brown will rndergo another surgery to renove some o f the pins. Howrver. the plate and remaining ?lns will be a part of hls analimy for the rest of hls Ufe. Right now. Drown la tn the velgjil room dally, working out lls upper body and doing minor •xercises to strengthen hla an tic and surrounding muscles. The real work begins when the :ast comes off. That's when the physical therapy to rehabilitate hls ankle wtll become a dally routine. Running will also be a major part o f the reconditioning proc­ ess for strength training as well. •When I first started working my ankle. I was a little nervous and afraid It would hurt.* Brown said. ‘ But actually. It only hurts In the morning, after It’a been ning the regional tournament. Sponsors were found from all over Central Florida and the re­ sult was the third place finish In the nationals. Two of the play­ ers who weren't on last seasons* team are goalie Kevin Santiago and forward Matt Guy, who re­ cently moved to Lake Mary from Chicago. He has become a fan o f San­ tiago in the nets. 'Kevin is really good.* Malt said. He always knows where to play and he ts never out of posi­ tion. Rogers agreed. *We looked for good goalie candidates In the house league and we found Kevin. He's fear­ less His biggest challenge Is that now he has to play at a higher ability than In the house league. Austin Francis and Raymond Blackford lead the forwards. 'Austin Is a great player and he has a great slap shot.* Ro­ gers said. *He and Raymond work very well together.* Randy Graves shares defense with captain ‘ Little* Joe Rogers. T m glad he's (he captain,* Kevin said, ‘ lie should be lead­ ing us because he has more ex­ perience than anyone on the team.* The team isn't deep; only 10 players suit up for the Roller Bears but that has to help for a team that has lo come up with funding to do so much traveling. There are some deep pockets to help the team, however. All Sport (owned by Pepsi) and Slapshots Extreme (a hockey pro shop In Casselberry) help out along with the Orlando Jackals professional ln-llne hockey team. The Jackals. In fact, work with the kids often and practice at Skate and Sport. It's tough to get the players to point out any particular stars on their team. T h e way we play as a team means everything.* Kevin said. *Our practices are tough but rested ail night. It really fee la good to do the exercises and walk on it because then It does­ n't get stiff. T m looking forward to the therapy because 1 think It will bring my Intensity to a new level. I now have something to work far and the determination .to get better." This is Brown's first setback. He has been fairly lucky In hls short football career, never sus­ taining an Injury since he began playing Pop Warner football around the age of seven. Brown said that he began to feel invin­ cible and realties now that every practice or game may be his last. *1 am much more focused now and realize how lucky I am to be out on the field, doing what I love.* Brown said. *1 lust need to build back slowly and hopefully I can come back even stronger.* And he may be back sooner than anyone thinks. Brown's doctors say that he la healing nicely and if rehab goes as well aa expected, he should be ready to suit up for practice by August 15. "We are Just going to have to wait and see what the doctor's say at that time.* said Seminole head football coach. Jim Wor­ thington. *We‘re not going to put him in until he gets the all clear. Brown's mental approach should not prove to be a prob­ lem. He has focused all o f hls energy on coming back in the fall and returning stronger. He has a lot of hard work and not a lot o f summer Am ahead o f him. but Brown ts ready for the challenge. When he returns to the Une up. he'll certainly be ready to play. purchasing Central Flor­ ida Skate and Sport. He started the In-line hockey league and (he sport Is boom ­ ing. In-line Isn't much different than Ice hockey. In fact, a quick ancc at the surface makes U ok like the real thing. The Roller Bears, and all the other teams In the league, play on a Sport Court surface that is the same surface as the one used by the professional Orlando Jack­ als. The Skate and Sport surface Is the only one o f its kind In Central Florida. If anything, the surface Is faster, so more goals are scored tha.i In Ice hockey. The (earn hasn't been together too many times since Rogers only recently selected hls play­ ers but the ones who were cho­ sen have all the credentials of a potential champion. *1 picked a group of kids who were ail exceptional players In their league.* Rogers said, 'Everyone'* working hard to prepare for the tournament.* Some o f the Roller Dears were on the team when It formed for the first time last season and made It to Minnesota after win- C C a re e rs In everybody works together.* Including Rogers who. Matt said, is tough, but fair. The players said It gets com ­ petitive at times but nothing like the constant lighting between the goons o f the NHL. *1 can play Ice hockey be­ cause my brothers played It In Chicago.* Matt said. ‘ But I would rather play roller hockey. Everybody loses thetr temper sometimes but we never fight. It's Just competitive.* ALL NEW F L O R ID A COUNTY MAPS — T? Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Pecsonai Concern for Your Repair Needs. Bears-------------Continued from Page IB Information, tuntry Chib has joined the ranks of the many golf courses in the area offering junior clinics. A targe group of Tiger Woods and Karrle Webb wannabees are expected to be on hand for the AUaiua clinics, open to hoys and girts aged 717. for the three-day clinics June 24-26 and July IS -17. Cost la 8100 per session. Each camp will be limited to 30 players and will be coordi­ nated by Cary Ellis. Director of Golf Operations at Alaqua. "There are a lot of kids out there who want to be Just like Tiger.* Ellis said. 'Well, here and camps like this Is where it starts.* Father’s Day was celebrated at Heathrow Country Club last week with Ita annual FatherChild Tournament which fea­ tured four flights. In the first, Robert and Michael Good took beat gross with Steve and Con­ nor Rhodes taking best net. Robert and Brent Ramsey won best gross in the second flight with Bob and Dennis Pettigrew winning best gross and Tom King. Sr. and Jr., had best net. In the fourth flight.; Pred and Chris Colton were followed t y Rich and Mitch Dlmarco and Rich and Ricky Dtmarco for best gross. Howard Good led best net. Also. Steve Barone Sr., won closest to the pin. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions — Repairing andRebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209 W . 25th St,Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 * 30 Years... Same Location mv_ « 5« Is this the year the national champion comes from the tropi­ cal sunshine state? *! think this team Is as good. If not better, than last year." R o­ gers said. ‘ Barring Injuries, we can win the title.* “T r u c k D riv in g i$S& ' X A NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! ' 5 ►Local 15 Day C D L Training » Full Tuition Reimbursement^ ►Job Placement » Train Full Tim e O r Part Time BET HORSES Full Card simulcasting from FL CA. KY. NY. PA BET HARNESS Truck Driver Institute, Inc. • 610 Aero Lana • Sanford, FL 8 0 0 - - 7 ^ 3 Pompano. Hazel Park, Meadows, Meadowtands, Yonkers B E T JA I-A LA I WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. & SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. A ls o S im u lc a s t fro m M ia m i a n d O e n ia Jo i-A le l �4a - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida * Sunday, June 22, 1997 People AJtO U N O TO W N Leading their clubs Into ’98 DORIS DIETRICH Hard work paid off for Dr. Beth, veterinarian E liz a b e t h (B e t h ) F o w le r Klapstein is 39 and holding. But what Beth Is holding Is a brand spanking new diploma from the University of Florida proclaiming she Is now a doctor o f veterinary medicine. Beth, bom In Sanford In 1957. is the daughter o f Adm. and Mrs. Richard (Jeanl Fowler. She at* tended Pine Crest School and was quite active In Sanford's horsey circles. According to Jean. Beth has a lw a y s w a n t e d to be a v e te r in a r ia n . S h e a d o re d horses and rode In local shows where she received numerous awards. Beth continued her equestrian activities after the fam ily moved to California and then returned to Sanford where her father was stationed again at Sanford Naval Air Station. She Is a graduate of T rin ity P r e p a r a to r y School. Orlando. A fter receivin g her under­ graduate degree from the Uni­ versity of Florida where she studied agricultural sciences. Beth managed a horse farm In Ocala. Although she wanted very much to be a veterinarian, she did not apply for several years because she felt her grades would not qualify her. She con­ tinued research in horses and later went to work for the Uni­ versity of Florida horse farm where professors and friends encouraged her to pursue vet­ erinary medicine. She applied for enrollment and was accepted So since May 24. Beth has been Dr. Klapstein — a title she so richly deserves after watting about 20 years to reach her goal. B eth is m a r r ie d to T o m Klapstein and they are the par­ ents o f a son. Tom m y. 8. She credits her husband for his outstanding support in making her dream come true. Jean said Tom "took over" to free Beth for the classroom. Beth is now in the flnl stages of receiving a master's degree in her stu dies o f rep ro d u ctive diseases in mares. The family plans to settle In Sem inole County In the very near future. In c e le b r a t io n o f B e t h 's long-awaited accomplishment, she was honored at a party' at Gator's Landing by two longtime friends. Patty Lee Mahaney and Sue Leffler Iwanlaw. Friends and family gathered for food and fun and to wish the excited honorec the very best. Jean said the family Is very proud of Beth and “ Beth is as happy as a lark." CONGRATULATIONS, O M A L E E AN D MAC Congratulations to Oma Lee and A.T. "M a c " McArdle on their 53rd wedding anniversary. June 17. They were married on that date in 1944 In Jackson­ ville. In 1952 they moved to Sanford where Mac was trans­ ferred with the United States Navy and they have made their home here since. Mac served 22 years in the Navy and another 25 years with the space program at Cape Kennedy. Oma Lee has always been a doting wife and mother. The couple are the parents of two daughters. Vicki Wettsteln and Linda White, and have foui grandchildren. They enjoy travel and at­ tending Navy reunions. Oma Lee said. "W e're one o f the luckiest couples I know." SO LONG. ANGEL?. T w o local angels (or maybe saints) have departed this earth to make their home in heaven. They arc Lottie Echols and Nola Ferguson. Both had hearts of gold and will be sorely missed by the community. L o ttie , m arried to Lam ar Echols, was president o f the Seminole County Bus Drivers Association and was an advocate o f promoting their rights. As the president of the United Meth­ odist Churchwomcn of the First United Methodist Church. Lottie was a go-getter who knew how to get things done. N o l a . m a r r i e d to J o h n □ See Dietrich, Page 6B Officers of the Seminole County Federation ol Women's Clubs were recently Installed In a ceremony at the Ag Center. Barbara HughesGregg (from left), County Extension Director, installed the following: Olive Babbitt, president; Betty Akers, vice president; Winifred Wickes. second v'ce president and corresponding secretary; Anabel Osgood, recording secretary; and Louise Nolan standing In for Helen Griffith, treasurer. Hostesses and winners pausing for refreshments at tlw Siskind home are (from left): Helen Ernest. Rose Jacobson. Mary Dale Jones and Zelda Siskind Bridge players usher in sum m er EPBCIAL T O T H E HERALD BaraMPHwtwbf Tmm The Longwood Civic League Woman's Club held the last meeting of the season at Magnolia Tea Room In Browser's Barn, Longwod. Guesls were Carleen Piloian. Kay Lee. Botty Ivkovich and Joyce Sammet In photo, Florence Wagner, a club trustee (from left). Installed: Carolyn Bislline, president; June Lormann, vice resident; Nan Freeman, secretary, and Elda Nichols, treasurer. SANFORD - The Bridge Club of thr Sanford Wom an’s Club met for the June aortal In Ihc tra d itio n a l am i co m forta b le home of Zelda Siskind. Cohostess war* Rose J.irotmou who arranged tin- partnerships (or the game. A beautifully appointed table of festive |wrty foods prepared by the hostesses delighted the gursts as the summer season got under way. Seores recorded were: Toni llobson. high. Helen Ernest, second: and Marv Dale Jones, third. Other players of the day In­ cluded: Shirley Mills. Carolyn C o r n e liu s . Is a b e l W ils o n . Thelma Smith. Fran Webster. Doris Stein. Terri Millikan. Rtisir Dean. Margaret Gross. Alice Potter. Selma Newman Hetty Halbuek. Val Logan. " D l b " Mi lllrath and Libby Prevail. Thr next bridge social will Ikheld at the Sanford Woman’s Club on July 9 with Isabel Wilson as the hostess According to Libby Prevail, a bridge class Is planned for the lall Those Interested may call Prevail at 349-5637. Com m unity celebrates Black Music Month June has been designated as Black Music Month. We are proud to salute the musicians o f our community who have kept the cultured aspect of black music alive and have contributed to the history in song and instruments. We salute Cassanova and Company, featuring. Gerald Cassanova. Cynthia Cassanova Brown. Vernon 'Papa* Jones. Sally Saunders, Tina. Philip Cassanova and the band who recently released their new album T w o Faces'. This was a combination of pre-arranged Negro spirituals and gospel SAN FOR D MARVA HAWKINS composition and these selec­ tions are available on CD and cassettes. We salute the Sanford Work­ shop Choir, under the direction Harold Pholoa By Mama Hawking Cassanova and Company recently released a new album, “Two Faces.” Vernon Papa Jones, director of the Sanford Workshop Choir and Mary DeBose, founder and president. o f Vernon Papa Jones, and Mary L. DeBose, Founder and President. They will release another album in the early fall. The workshop choir consists of Christians from various church choirs who have blended their voices In song. We salute the San* ford/Central Florida Musicians Guild. Charles Jackson Is the president. This organization has members from Seminole. Orange. Lake and various other counties. Their objective Is to be In­ formed o f the various types of music that should be played and sung In the churches. Their contributions to the community has been in the form of scholarships to recent graduates who wish to pursue a degree In music and honor church musicians who have contributed greatly to the art of church music. They have held two community gospel fests where people of all color, races and creeds Join In a day In the park for Christian fellowship, food iuid fun. We salute musicians o f the various churches for their dedication, talent and religious fulfillment to their community and church. Evelyn Clark. Sylvia Stallworth. E.N. Smith. Edward Mayo, Eugene Butler III, Theresa James. Andrew Mitchell. Willie L. Jones, Donte Jones. Ronald Ingrid Nathan. Carlton Likely, Zllla M. Llggons. John Liggons. Elol.se Delllgard. Vincent Smith. Mar­ low Smith. Jessie and Evelyn McGee Stone. Barbara Alexan­ der. Earl Mlnott. Kelvin. Stallworth. Jason Bell. Faye Wil­ liams. Gloria Williams, Sister Veronica Beasley and the Res­ cue Church o f Cod. recently honored Minister Oscar Redden at an appreciation program on Saturday. June 14. at 7:00 p.m. Family o f the Rescue Church family and friends Joined In the celebration for this Christian community leader. Redden has been a voice throughout the community on the radio WTRR 14, he no longer has his gospel program. This program of honor fea­ tured Veronica Beasley, Sarah Waldo. LaDasha Beasley. Edna Burden, Hattie McCloud. CalC See Hawkins, Page 6B �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 22, 1997 - SB Hobbyist of .theWesK Floral design offers relaxation, fun ■y SUSAN WOM M Herald Stall Writer_______________ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eldon Galley Rhonda Gramm, Richard Gailey exchange Vows Rhonda Lee Gramm of McDonough. Ga . and Rich­ ard Eldon Galley o f Decatur, Ga.. announce their mar­ riage today. They were mar­ ried Nov 30. at 5 30 p m at the Wleuca Road Baptist Church, Peachtree Street. Atlanta The Rev Dr James King was the officiating clergyman for Ihr traditional reremony. The bride Is the daughter of Marilyn and Alexander Gramm of McDonough and the bridegroom Is the son of Vernlce and William E Galley. Sr. of Dacatur. The bridegroom's grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. W C. Galley of Lake Mary, for­ merly of Sanford. Given In marriage by her father, ihr bride chose for her vows a formal gown fashioned along the Uurru Anne silhouette. She carried a bouquet o f red roses and purple stutlce. Natalie Seufll attended the bride as maid o f honor and Cynthia Siegel was the m a­ tron of honor. They wore forest green gowns und each carried a bouquet similar to the bride's flrldesmalds were Renee Siegel. Lorre LaM.uca, Amy Galley. Sarah Newman. Valerie Rylander. Laurie Gooseff. Laura Laliherk. Kelly Rashurg and Lisa Byrd Their gown* and flowers were Identical to the honor attendants' William Gulley Jr. or Or­ lando. served his brother as best man Groomsmen were Brian Mock. Jason Mock. Mike Byrd. John Powell. Shane Moncrlef. Brian El­ liot, Chuck llalteowuger. Zack Lewis, and Matthew McKinley Amanda Byrd, niece of the bride, was flower girl and Jason Burd. the brides nephew, was Bible bearer. A reception followed In the Occidental Grand Hotel In Atlanta After a honeymoon cruise to the Carrlbean. the new­ lyweds moved into their tra­ ditional two-story stucco home In McDonough built especially for them by the bride's brother. Michael Byrd, as a wedding gift. ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Conn The Conns observe golden anniversary LO N G W O O D A lb e r t a and Richard Lee Conn of Longw ood, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 21. They were married on that date In 1947 at Beth Ayres. Penn. In hon or o f the golden celebration, a reception was held at the Hampton Inn In Allumonic Springs. The 23 guests arrived from Nebraska. Colorado. Texas. California, Oregon and Washington. The couple are the parents o f a daughter. Linda Conn Ertkkson of Longwood. a high school administrator. Conn Is a retired Dulled States Navy commander. SANFORD — Floral design Intrlqued Linda Davis some nine months ago and after continuing In classes she has now earned a certificate In floral design. It's a hobby I hat she recommends for relaxation, making friends at classes und just plain fun. • i took a class with Kathy Fuller from Lake M ary." she said. "She offered a MotherDaughter class so I got my mother Involved too. She owns Magus Floral Design. I really enjoyed her class. She Is a cer­ tified floral designer and has taught IS years. I got so hooked on thLs I Just can't quit. The romradery In the rlasses are great Moo. There are four o f us that now get together for exer­ cise classes, field trips and we plan in take a painting class this fall. We vlsllrd the Street of Dreams' because we wantrd to get Ideas from other designers.” Davis added that much of the reason she became Involved In floral design Is because she and her husband relocated In Sanford Just under a year ago. " F lo r a l designs d on 't m ove well. " she said "You Just kind of have to start over and redo somr o f the arrangements. I wantrd to lake a class to make my ow n." Shr mrntloned that she does plan to take many more classes " I'll slay there as long as Kathy will let m e." shr said " I started In the beginner class, moved to Interm ediate and advanced. After advanced I'm now certified and ran work as a floral de­ signer I plan to take more Linda Davla (canlar) assists Sharon Robarls (IsM) and Lslla Dsan In thslr floral dasign class. classes on the apprenticeship level next. We do weddings with Kathy. We makr arrangements, r e n ir r p lr r r s and corsages If som eone Is g rttln g m arried. They ran Just call us If they need the floral designs.” Citing some of the designs she has created Davis s a id ."I'v e made centerpiece* for the dining room ta b le, fru it b o w l a r ­ rangements. various arrange­ ments (or thr bouse, a rcnlrr- piece for the mantel, pot shelves o f greenery, arrangements for the game room as well as desen designs with cacti, topiary and mammonth arrangemenls for Ihr foyer." Her favorites were named as the centerpiece on her dining room table and "ones that look like real roues In a glass vase with ever-last In them that duplicate the look o f water." With much urging from her husband. Warren, shr hopes to begin selling some o f her crea­ tions. Maybe a few will go to one o f her children. Laura. Kim. Mary. Mark or Ashby or one of her nine grandchildren. The family have been unen­ ding church at Westvlew Bap­ tist. Although she stays busy with her floral design, they are also In the middle o f an exten­ sive rem odeling project with their home. Girl Scouts visit ‘Down U nder’ At the recent Girl Scout Day Camp at Sylvan Lake Park near Lake Mary, local Girl Scouts learned about a differ­ ent country every day. Japan was reported on last week. This week. Journey down un­ der with thr girls to Australia. The girls learned al>out the amazing animal life tn Aus­ tralia Kangaroos, platypus, echidnas, koalas and more. The emu Is a large, flightless bird that lives and Is only slightly smaller than an o s ­ trich Since there aren't any emu's In this area. L & L Acres In Lake Mary brought out some baby ostriches for the girls to see. The 4-weekold had very soft, downy feathers and didn’t seem to mind being pelted. They made a slight trilling sound In their throats which one o f the scouts said was ‘ cool'. The girls also got to hold an empty ostrich egg An ostrich egg I s equivalent to about 21 chicken The scouts also learned about Australians from some­ one who lived there for five years. Sharon Robinson told the girls what It Is like liv­ ing In Australia. Australians speak English, but (here are quite a few differences be­ tween their English and our English. In a restaurant, you can't ask for a napkin be­ cause. to Australians, a nap­ kin. or napple. 1s a diaper. Serviette Is the word they use for napkin. Cookies ore called biscuits, biscuits are called scones. A tin Is a can. tn the Outback part of Australia, food Is called tucker and a swagman Is a hobo. If some­ one Invites you to tea In Aus­ tralia. be prepared to eat. Tea Is their big meal o f the day. Supper to them Is something very light like a snack. Don't ask for a peanut butter and Jelly sandwich In Australia, people will think you’re strange. Jelly Is what Austra­ lians call Jell-O. The trunk of a car Is a boot and the hood o f a car Is a bonnet. In Australia, you won’t see any deer crossing signs, but you will see plenty o f kanga­ roo crossing signs. And If you're grilling something on the barbie, you have to watch It carefully or a Kookaburra Just might swoop down and steal it. Next week...Native America. AARP LEARNS ABOUT ZOO PROGRAMS Christine Stlckncy was the special guest at the June meeting of the Lake Mary chapter of the AARP. Chris­ tine Is the Membership Coor­ dinator for the Centra) Florida Zoological Park. The park has membership levels geared t o ­ ward seniors. The senior plus membership Is Just S25 and allows one senior and a guest admission to the park at any time. The Grandparent mem­ bership Is 340 and allows a tw iu lK H*f *M n * M by Mary *•»•*! Lindsey Lsld sr pets a bsby ostrich while Girl Scouts look on senior to bring all their grandchildren to the zoo at any time. The Central Florida Zoo Is a participant In a reciprocal program that allows you free or reduced admission to other zoos and aquariums around the nation. In Florida alone, zoo membership allows you free admission to the Brevard Zoo In Melbourne, the Drchcr Park Zoo In West Palm Beach, the Jacksonville Zoo. the Lowry Park Zoo In Tampa, the Miami Metro Zoo. the Sante Fc Community College Teaching Zoo In Gainesville, and Walt Disney's Discovery Island. The Zoo also offers pro­ grams such as the animal adoption, the commemorative plank program and the Zoofarl Walking Club. The walk­ ing club Is a great way fur seniors to exercise safely. Every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 8 to 9 a.m.. you can walk a half mile trail at the zoo. The Zoofarl Is free for membeia and 81 for non­ members. In AARP news, the chapter will be taking their usual summer break. The AARP will not meet again until Tuesday. September 16th at t p,m. at the Frank Evans Center. That doesn't mean they w ont be busy over the summer. The members will continue to col- Katherine Shea holds sn ostrich e g g lect Items for their rummage sale, scheduled for October 11th. Following the philoso­ phy of AARP *To serve, not to be served.* money from the rummage sale will be d o ­ nated to worthy organizations. So. o f you clean out your attic See Rowell. Page 6B �- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. June 22. 1997 Haw kins SUNDAY'S TELEVISION Contlnactf from P i| e 4B MORNING vm Donaldson. James Daskervllle. and the message was given by Minister Watson. Thnnks to the Marching Men of Calvary. 8HOESTRJNO THEATRE ENTERTAINS An evening of cultural enter­ tainment was offered by the Shoestring Theater Company. ‘Stories About The Old Days" was written by Bill Harris and directed by Andre Oalney. Star­ ring. was the famous actor Jo­ seph Pinckney and actress Josle Deamus. playing the two characters Clayborn and Ivy. She faced some challenges that helped her to see what life had to offer and she accepted It. Clayborn . a blues singer, has made hts last move. The two met In the ‘ Meeting Room* to discuss life ns they have lived It. Throughout their dis­ cussions. they realize that their lives have brought about some darkness and pain Stories About the OI«l Days. AFTERNOON Sister Veronica Beasley congratulate* Oscar Redden Rosalind Redden ol the Rescue Church of God creates a sunshine also that all will feci the warmth and the power of A being blessed with a new dny. Clayborn-Joseph Pinckney of Lake Mary, has worked In the field of entertainment for 30 years, appearing at the White House, and with greats and like Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis. Ill* performances include *Ma Rainey* Black Bottom.* and ‘ Purlle*. He directs the 'productions of high schoolers at the Zora Hurston Festivals VII and VIII. Founder of Shoe­ string Theater. Dietrich--------Continued from Page 4B Ferguson, has Irfi her mark on Ihr community through her professional sewing expertise, much of whlrh stir donated her time. Since H165. she made thousands of dancing costumes for School of Dance Arts and B a l l e t G u i l d of S a n ­ ford-Seminole Valerie Weld said Nola made the first rosiumes for her and her sister. Miriam Dokior. for Ihelr first performance In Sanlord In 1963 IT’S A BOT la r ami Tim Dotson announce the birth of ihelr lirsi child, a son. Kory James Dotson, on May 4. 1997. al Winter Park Hospital. Winter Park He weighed In al a healthy 7 lbs. 6 l i n/s and was 20 Inches in length P R I M E T IM E 11:00 6:00 | 6:30 | 7:00 n Vt|n ••• (Itst. I Camrartol Cag* toWamalX Catoll LfragCrair*■!—, tfrUnaTato ASt o HIM.CHm*nraiitrS2}ttra*lra* toStomiK X T' m s? 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Hud son Y O U T H S R E T U R N PROM MISSION SERVICE Several youths have returned (rum a short term mission trip where they served with TEAM E f f o r t In th e T a t n p a / S l. Petersburg area Participating were Amy Fitzgerald. Amanda Howard. Johnny Thompson. Sarah Pegram and Kirt Fit­ zgerald with Joy and Glen Small as Ihr rhaperone* R o w e ll---------Continued from Page 8B or your garage and have any­ thing you'd Uke to donate, call AARP President Jim Carmona at 323-9248 and he will gladly come and pick It up or you can drop any Item off at the Frank Evans Center. ICaps TV* touraod krBaaMwaah^ardh D5m T i«v|o» i m wanenniL Far iiTHiiS iDn'tCMS at I H H W I i i T Harwy to |w**S I J I U 9S77 © © hranAufai M l 6rmHlto5**mo|« D E W (D 11:30 Grandparents are Kathy and Dennis Dingle <>( Lakeland, and Bonnie and John Dotson ol New Port Richey. Hm««f<WHS*ttor( Christina Stickn ty and AA R P Pratidanl Jim Carmona _ M o m m akes rules to share DEAR ABBY: I have two chi! drrn of my own, hut tome days I feel as though I have 10 or 1 2 . There arc many children in the neighborhood where I live. The fol­ lowing is some information for my neighbors. I call it the Common Rules of Parental Etiquette1 . I am not the neighborhood baby sitter. Sending your children to my house for several hours does not absolve you of the responsibility of checking on your children on a regular basis. 2. Please do not allow your chil­ dren to pick the flowers I took the time and money to plant. If your children come home with flowers plucked from someone else's gar­ den. explain to them the dishonesty of their net, even though it seems like a sweet thing for them to have done. And. by the way, since I'm the only one with certain varieties of flowers in my garden, pleading ignorance as to where they came from won't work. Also, breaking down my bushes and plants with balls and bats is not acceptable. 3. Foisting your children off on me for several hours and then, later the same day, refusing to allow my child into your home to play because *my child already has a friend over* doesn't work for me. It also sets the wrong example for your child. The message it gives is: 'You can use anyone you want and not give anything in return.* 4. Memorial Day, Labor Day and Fourth of July mean picnica and mrtiea for family and friends. If I’m aving a party and your child wasn't invited, please keep him home! Last year, I spent the Fourth with three stray children who were eating food and drinking beveragea REGAL 1 IV\ C IN E M A S W BONUS H O URS 4 t o c PM LAKE M A R Y C IN E M A 10 3580 H. HWY 17-92A 324-01T5 BATMAN & ROBIN A D V IC E % AB IG A IL VAN BUREN my friend* brought for uur picnic. 5. If your child asks to eat at my home or go somewhere with me, please have the courtesy to check with me to be sure an invitation was extended. Yes, 1 heard your child yell acrau the street and ask if it was OK to eat at my house. And yes, I heard you say it was OK. However, I didn't hear you ask me if I had invited her. Well, guess what? I didn't. My child didn't either. So your child was sent home. 6. In my home, no one, child or adult, gets anything without a ‘please* and “thank you.* That is, of course, common courtesy, but it doesn't seem to be an important les­ son in some homes. 7. Your children are welcome to play in my yard if everyone gate along, if there is no bad language or name-calling, and if you take a turn having them play in your yard. I have no grass in my yard now due to baseball games, and my flowerbeds are destroyed. And every child playing at my home haa an excuse why they ican't play at their own house. 8. Oh, vea — don't forget those slightly older children. Parents, how about keeping an eye on them to make sure they aren't bullying the younger kida? Guess what, they are! They push them down, hit them. call them names and, by the way, their language is disgusting. So don't get angry and call me when your child is sent home. You'll get an earful you might not like. Please don't get me wrong. Abby I Uke children I want my children to have friends over and enjoy themselves. And we havt some wonderful neighbors for whom we'd do almost anything 1 am. however, appalled at the lack of respect on the part of so many parents and children in our netghimrhoud Sorry this is so long, but I needrd to address this issue since others have relayed the same kind of sto­ nes to me Oh. and by the way — dug own­ ers, just bccauss I have a dug doesn't mean il'a OK if yours soils my yard. But that's another letter .„ NOT EVERYONE'S MOM IN HARRISBURG, PA D EAH N O T E V E R Y O N E 'S MOM: I have printed your letter la Ita e n tirely . It ahoiild be bronzed and placad on front doors In more neighborhoods that I can count, because the problems you have addressed nave been voiced bv countless parents. You are right on tha money. DEAR ABBY: I was amused by your column that dealt with the in­ fantry in World War II using con­ doms to keep their socks dry. I have a story that was told to me by my flrst husband, who served in the 82nd Air­ borne during the war. Ha told me that they were each is­ sued a gross of condoms periodically that they tied together in a rubberband type apparatus, and that is how they kept their trousers so neatly in their boots. How the other ** i vices managed, I don't know, but the oarstroopers kept that great look in this manner. Yan^ ingenuity |jLenm[y s eln|tea KX-W1FE OF "GERONIMO* W.. TOKRINOTON. CONN! DEAR EX-WIFE: This is news to me. I once beard an anthropol­ ogist say that two things distin­ guish men from apes: our oppos­ able thumba and the ability to, Invent tools. 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PB-1BTB CA DIVISION 14-B FLAOSTAR BANK F/K/A FIRST SECURITY SAVINOS BANK. F.B.B.. TOCurrant Addraa* unknown Lari known addr**a 1224 McN*4 Road Altamonte Spring*. Florida YOU ARI HEREBY NOTIFIED Dal an action lor O.aoohitton 01 Memege hat b*en M*d agawal you. and you ar* required to aanro a copy al your detoneee f PRy. N II upon Ih# Petitioner* Atlerney MARK A K O T IIN ES0U1RE 3100 Clay Avanu*. Swlo aFF. Orlando. Fiend* 12104. on or beIota JULY Pth 1007, and M* Ih* ongawl with m* Clark of A n Court either belore eervic* on Petitioners attorney or imm*di*t*ty there•N*r. *fh*rwta* * mdgment wtM b* entered tor th* r*h*t demanded m th* Pot.lwn WITNESS my hand and Ih* oool of ID* Court on JUNS Oth lt*7 IBBAL) MARYANNS MORES Clerk at the Cue tel Crows By Nancy N W.mer Deputy Clerk Publish Juno t IS 22 20 V*. ARTURO FAVOLINI. *t al. 0*f*ndartf(i). NOTICB OF FONBCIOOURB SALS NOTICC IS H IIU B T OIVIN pursuant to • Fmal Judgment of foracleaurp dated June Mb. 1447 and entered to Caa* NO. 44-1172 CA at Ih* CucuR Court of th* IIO H T IIN T H Judical CtrcuM to and far IIM IN O L I C*unfy. Ftortda whmafn FLAOSTAR BANK F/K/A FIRST SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. F S B I* Ih* Plaint iff and OAR TURO PAVOLINI, MANIA C. PAVOLINI. ALLIED DISCOUNT C AR PITS, IN C . CARILLON COMMUNITY R IS ID IN TIA L ASSOCIATION. INO. ar* IP* Defendant*. I wUI a** to th* hrgh*a« and Part Bidder far caah af m* Waal tram door *f Ih* Semes#)# County CourthavO*. Sanford. Ftortda M 11 BO a m . *n the tom day *4 jury. I *47. Ih* fan* wing d*acnb*d praparty a* 4*4 lorm ■t aard Fmaf Judgment. LOT P>. TRACT IPS PHASS It AT CARILLON. ACCONOINO TO TH t PLAT TH IH IO P AS RSCONOID M FLAT BOOK 4T. p a g e s M t h r o u g h ST. p u b ­ l ic RICOROS OF SIM INOLI COUNTV. FLORIOA WITNISS MV HANO and m* teal *4 mm Court *n Jun* 4th. 1BBT. (M A LI Mary ann* Mora* Ctork ol W* CucuR Court By Dorothy W B*K*n Doputy Clark I(h*v*rt>*. McCaMa. Raymar, BarrMt • Frappmr Port Ofhca Baa M IO Tampa. FL SMdl r 4*0*144* NOTICB accardanc* with the Americana p***brfn aa Act. p*r aona m adutg • apocml actom modtomn I* partRtp*** to mm pr*c**dmg «4>*»Ad contact Ih* ■ndtvtduf or egoncy »*nduig twite* not tolar than ***** (?| day* prior M th* pr*c aiding *1 Ih* addreaa g>v*n on th* IBB7 roaoonoPfy aacartomaAfo ufttun Droo nonD o aflor o Of Do D a l Pupneawon CLAIM* AND OBJECi NOT BO FILIO WILL Rt IN PARMO au of Aral puPhcotion of I notice * Juno I t . I PIT TWA MARK MuOLACH IRSONAL R IF R f (IN TA TlV t I A TATIOA. laouuo c l. faooatt . PA. Boo 1M7 11 Waarunpion. It a 100 . FL m O M M f i icon an o m i icon cn airo Bor No 9444411 tarnorC for [Dononoi Roprooomof.ro r fupoo** M u I I . 17. 1*07 DIF*I TO UNCLAIMED VBNtCLP AUCTION f RoruOfOl o* D o P M « f R f ( i . p f 4 rofix'o* woo con* JBuefoO m tompuenco won F • , ' f l j TP Nof.ro D ot B otch* H • —* *■" oo« i n f f«o .tiM of RuPUc Auction for Coon on Juno I CD. iy*T of 10 00 om of 4 Foroonmon A«u . lonforp. loiilo WO icoorvo D o rtpfff to » i f . o o t ony »oru<'o* from true put! on AO rotur too oofd AS I* into puofanfooO Pufrft a I m o * fooorroo mo ffA f to PM On ony m Am Io t*0) ClWt 40 io * lO tAcaiPtoriooooa I l f s Ford CO 10* M I M I O C i l l ' I t * ’ MonOO >0 104 JH M IC H F P M S O O I1 II 1ST! I me ofn ) 0 io* imAsrotsi u 11*4 Coop 10 • o I • io* i t e m op Joe ooo* to t f I* More CO 104 I I » T | | I I 1 I 1**f OM* TO io* laiAM cnocM aooopi 1**0 Marda 40 >0* jM t 107241101*1444 i t a i piym *o ■o* PM ciaiaicoopi tea* vw >0 * W V W A B O IO IA W 7P T C 7P \ f » * l P*ym 40 Legal Notice* DSF-90 Nf TMB CINCUTT COURT OF TMR IM MTBBNTat JUDfC IAL CIRCUIT HEARD FOR BDW ROLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVK ACTION CABB NO. P d -IIS P BA omsiON ta p PRINCIPAL RE Slot NT IAL MORTGAGE. INC . Ptomt<*laj. a* CAROLS G U S LI A. of al. 0*f*ndRNN*l NOTICB NOTICE IS NfRSPY GIVEN Pm**ran* l* a Fmaf Judgmtnt of foreclosure deled Jun* Ilk 14*7 and onaorod m Coo* NO SS-USO of m* Cecud Court of Ih* I iQ H TEIN TH Judical C*auR m end lor S IM N O L I Cowwy. Fton do wRororn PRIN­ CIPAL RESIDENTIAL MONTGAGE INC m me Pfemtirt and CAROL S O flS L IR . LAUNCILOT SCALE TENANT 41 n/k/t Anthony Narvtrni and TIN A N T 42 n/k/a MELISSA NONANVICM ar* th* Defendant*. I w<* **n t* m* highaat and keel Udder tor coon at th* Woof went door of Dd Softool* County CoMrtheuoo. Sanford fiend* al II 00 am . an th* l*fh **, *4 Ju*y. 1 4* 7, ih* l*R*wufg 0**cnb*d prop«rty 0* **f f*rth n taut Fatal judgment LOT 21. SLOCK 0. AMENDED PLAT OF LAKE KATwRTN PARK THiRO AOOfTiON ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT T m IRPOF A t M C O A O IO M PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 41 ANO 44. OF T N I PUBLIC AICOAOP OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. F l ORtOA WITNESS MY HAND and m* ***4 *4 C*urf an A n r 4 p ,' (SEAL) Maryann* More* Ctork *f m* C u e * Court By Oeralhy W Bo Non Deputy Ctor* Ichovam*. McCa.i*. R*ym*r. S*r**rt S Frappmr Poaf ODca B*a 1410 Tampa. FL 1M0I 744104172 NOTICa m accardanc* wdh Ih* American* Om p.inn i Act. per* ten* m i duly * op*ciel accom­ modation to partMrpalo « m*a proc aiding oheuM canted m* xd.vMuai ar ag*ncy tend in* k o tcr not later than tavan (7) day* prior to th* proceeding at me e dd rrfl given on Ih* nolle* 7*i*phen* 407 )2141M *at 4217. 1 400-435 4771 rroot or 1-400 9S4-4770 (Vt. V.* Fiord* Raley Service PubUah Jun* IS. 21. 1447 O EF-ISI FtaintiR(i). to *•«•€• T*4#phone 407-121- * )M * a t 4227. t #00 4** *771 (7001 ar I *00 H I 0770 (at. vto Honda R*t*y Servw* Pub>.ah Jun* IS. 22. 1447 OIF-112 N O TIC B OF F IC T IT IO U S KAMO k o ic t 1* hereby p m n met I am engage* m bu*m*a* af 204 Her.ea Rea* Wetter Sprutga. FL 22701. Sen,.no.* County, flo.'d* under th* FicMtou* hem* af CUSTOM PUKOfRd O P O C lALISTt. and that I •«fan* I* r*g at*, ta d nam* w*th th* 0*vtamn *f Co>p*ralton*. rauahaaaaa Ftertoa. m accardanc# wUh the prov.***na *4 m* fc ta ia v i Nam* kiatuf*i I* 4 1 tachon M l OP Fleret* *1**wt*c 1441 o*"v* a MPMPwap* # - . » Fubhan jun* i t 1*4/ M IN E IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TNB I PTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR BBM INOLB C O U N TV . FLO R ID A CAPP NO P T .I P I P - C A - I 4 - L OAARSIL j ItiOtGM and M T T Y t LUOiGtt h.a w.l# •nd TOMA* 0 lltOfOM Pta.ht.ffa ve 10* IIT C T II1 P WILLIAM H LSI and ; l» * f OM* 20 FRANCIt C LEI rt am>* io* la t A R c i A i i R t a m j and if dead the.r Votwcio* may bo unanown tpovtr hmra .’ hour prior Io »*>* dvv.veev grantee* cred. Iora . Publish Tun* 12. 1*41 and all other per1m* claiming 0 1 T 242 by through under‘or egeuttl WILLIAM H LEE and FRANCIS C LEE end alt IN TMP CIRCUIT COURT unanown natural peraona if OF IMP SIONTSSNTM •live and if deed or not JUDICIAL CIRCUIT known lo bo .feed or etrvo IN TMB CIRCUIT COUNT m AND FOR tho.r »ovorel end .#* pec live OF TNB SIONTSSNTM PIMINOLB COUNTY, ■utkneam *puu»* hetr* FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT davtaeea grantee*, creditor* CIVK ACTION W AND FOR or othor per he* cle.mmg by c a r p n o . a r ooc SBMINOLS COUNTY. through or under iho** DIVISION CA B FLORIOA unknown natural poraon* and CIVK ACTION NAIIONSBANC the leveret end re*pec I.v# CASS NO. PP-SP44 MORTQAOf CORPORATION. unknown att.gna aucceator* DIVISION C At 4 B PlaMtnflf*l. m .nlereal trualee* or any MELLON MORTGAGE other peraona cle.nung by COMPANY F/K/A MELLON • MARIA mrough under or epaulet any FINANCIAL SERVICES C PRAWOZIK. Of al. corporation or oth«r legal Defendant!*) CORPORATION 4S. entity nem*d aa a defendant Plemlirtia). ROTICa end art claimant* p*raona or OF FORSCLOPURP PALS v* parti**, natural or corporal*, or CLEMENT J GRAY, *t *1. NOT ICS IS HCRIBV OIVIN whoa* a iact I*gal atalu* ta D*lend*nlt(| pur to anl to a f mat Judgment of unanown. claiming under any NOTICB lorocloouro doled Juno III*. of 111* above named or 1 1 * 7 and oniorad In Coo* NO OF FO R P C LO S U N S PALP detenbed defendant* or N O TlCI It HEREBY GIVEN •7 044 of Do Circuit Court of parti* a purauam lo a Fetal judgmani *« in* KiQ h T I I N T h Judicial Defendant* loracloaur* dalad Jun* Sin, CucuR m and tor SIM INOLI n o t i c i o f p u rr 1447 and entered in Caa* NO County. Florida wnarain TO WILLIAM H LEE and FRAN­ NAIIONSBANC M ORTOAOI 4P-1S44 of Ih* Circuit Court ol CIS C LEE. tl alive end ll dead Ih* IIO M TIE N TH Judicial CORPORATION i* tfi* Flamtiff the.r unknown apoua*. he.r* and MARIA PRAWOZIK. T H I CucuR In and lor SEMINOLE t devtaeea. grantee* crodtlora County, FlorMa wherein MEL­ UNKNOWN SPOUSI/CO T IN and all oth«r per Ire* cle.mmg ANT OF MARIA PRAWOZIK NKA LON MORTQAQE COMPANV by. through, under or ageutal F/K/A MELLON FINANCIAL P IT iR PRAWOZIK. TINANT *1 WILLIAM H LEE and FRANCIS N/KJA OLGA SMITH. Tenant (2 SERVICES CORPORATION f t I* C LIS. and all unknown natural Ih* Plaint.fl and CLEMENT J. n/k/a Wayno Smith are th* p*r*on* rt altvo and if d*ad. or GRAY ar* th* Defendants. I wiN Oalondanta, I will call Io th* not known lo b* dead of ally*, **N lo th* tughaat and belt bid­ high**! and boat bidder for thair aaveral and r**p*clivo der lor each at Ih# Waal front , earn at th* W**t front door of unknown apouaa, heir*, door ol Iho Seminole County th* Sominol* County dev.**** grantee*, craditora or Courthoua*. Sanford. Florida al Courthouo*. Sanford Florida at othor perl.aa claiming by. It 00 ant., on Ih* 10th day ol It 00 am . on th* 10th day of through or under Iho** July. IttT , Ih* following July, II4 T . th* folk wing unknown natural per*on* end daaenbod property a* tat forth described pro party aa aol 'jrth th* aaveral and r**p*ct.v# m raid Fatal Judgment: ! m aa.d Final Judgment unknown attrgna. »ucc**sor* LOT IS ANO LOT ISA. SLOCK LOT 12. BLOCK 23. TOWNSITI In lnl*r**l trustee* or any other I . SWEETWATER OAKS SEC­ OF NORTH CHULUOTA. peraona claiming by. th rough, ACCORDING TO PLAT THERE TION S. ACCORDING TO T H I under or agatnal any corpora­ PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO | OF AS RECOROCO IN PLAT tion or other legal entity named IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAOES 1. 1 BOOK 2. PAGE SC-SS. PUBLIC •a a defendant and all ANO 1. PUBLIC RECOROS OF RICOROS OF SEMINOLE claimant*, peraona or pertiaa. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA . COUNTY. FLORIDA. natural or corporal#, or whoa# WITNESS MV HANO and Ih* ( . WITNESS MY HANO and lh« •aecl legal alelu* •* unknown, **al ol Di* Court on Juno 4th. ■act of thra Court on Jtla* Sih, claiming under any ol th* above 1447. 1947 nam*d or d«scribed defendant* (SEAL) (WALJ or pertre* Maryann* Mora* (Maryann* Mora* RSSIDSNCES UNKNOWN Clark ol th* CucuR Court ’Clark of D* Circuit Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TAy: Dorothy W. Boflun By. Doiolhy W Bolton theI an action lo qut*l Idle con­ Deputy Clerk Or puty Clark cerning the reel properly Echevarria, McCall*. ich*yarna. McCall*. described on Eshibil *A* Raymar. Barren S Frapp.#r Boymor. Barratt S Frapp.or attached hereto In Semtnol* Poal Olt.ca Bor 1410 Peat OII.C* Boa 1410 County. Florida, he* bean hied Tampa. FL 13401 Tampa. FL 11401 aga.nal you end you aro F9SI2SS11 <«/Oi003l required lo aarv* a copy ol your NOTICB NOTICE written delenaea tl any. lo tl on In accordanc* with Ih* in accordanc* with th* WALTER R MOON. 1211 E arteana Otaabilitio* Act. pat­ Americana D.aaD.i.t.ea Act, per Robinson Street. Orlando. io n**dmg a special accom- aona ntadtng a aprcial accom­ Florida 12S0I and hi* th* origi­ modation to participate m ttua modal.on to participat* m ttua nal with the Ctork ol the aboveproceeding ahould contact Ih* P K N d n g ahould contact th* styled Court on or belor* th* Individual or agency tending ytdiyidual or agoncy aondlng 14th day ol July. 1997 otherw.ae nolle* not later than tavan (7) none* not later than aaron (7) a Judgment may be *nt*r*d day* prior lo th* proceeding al Maya prior to tho proceeding *1 aga.nal you lor th* r*lt*l Ih* addraa* given on th* th* addraa* g.ron on th* demanded in Ih* Complaint nolle*. Telephone 407-121■folic • Tola phono: 407*123* ■ ahtblt *A* 4110 eat. 4227; 1-SOO SSS-S771 4310 *at. 4227; 1-400-43S 1771 PARCEL I: (TOO) or 1-SOO-BSS-S770 (v); via (|00) or 1-SOO-4S5-S770 («); via Parcel I Lol 7. lea* th* West Florida Relay Sarvic*. Florida Relay Service 1ST 1**1 thereof, and all ol Lot PubUah: June IS. 22. 1447 Publtah: Jun* 15. 22. 1917 S. Block B. W BRUTTS A00I0CF-1S0 CEF-17S IO * PMCiaTSTCOOOt M *l* VW TO ' 10 (WVWRBOiacKWTPTCTS ' tia p i vw io i t Legal Notices TION TO LONOWOOO. accord­ ing In Ih* ptal lh*r*nf a* recorded In Flat Book I. pag* 22. Public Record* of Sommoto County. Florida, plua Ih* North 1/2 of th* vacated Itr**t on Ih* South Parcel 2 Th* Eaal IP 11 f**l of Lol f and aN of Lol 7. S. 9. 10. I I . I I . 11.14. IS. I I . 17. I I . It . 20. S I. 22. 21 and 24. T H R U F IN IS SUBDIVISION, according lo Ih* plat th*r*ol •• r*«*rd*rt to Flat Book 1. page ft. FubMc Record* ol Seminole County. Florida, plua Iho South t/1 of Iho vacated •treeI on Ih* P*rc*l S. Th* Seal IS 11 teal of lo l 2S and all ol Lol* IS. 40 41. 42. 41. 44. 4S. t* and 47 T H R U FINS* OUBOIVISION. according lo th* plat thereof at recorded m Plat Book 1. peg* 41 Public Record* el B«mtnoto County Fiend* Part*! 4 AN of Highland Str**l Pom fh* Weal boundary of Ih* uH*r**clum at Sanford Aventi# West lo Ih* Weal boundary ol the lest IS 11 !**• #• Lol S. THAIS F IN IS SUBDIVISION, according lo th# pi*I theraol aa recorded m Flat B— k 1. peg* 41 Public Record* ol S*mmoto County. Ftortda. purauanl lo Ih* A*a*futmn dated Jun* IS. IM P adopted by Ih* Board of County Cemnuaaionert of Semutol# County Honda Cloarng vacat­ ur# and abondonwrg th* atovw•tod «tr**t PARCEL II That portion ol Iho Southeast 1/4 ol Ih* South***! 1/4 Sec lion 4 Tow(retup 21 South Rang* 14 leal Seminole County Florid*, lying North ol THREE PINES SUBDIVISION •ccordurg lo Hr* ptot th e m I aa recorded ur Plat Book 1 pag* 41 Pubbc Nacorda el Irtw o i* County. Florida tymg teal of Ih* Northerly t*n*>on *1 th* We*I im* *f the (e ft IS I t •**• •t Lot • of •*•* T H R U PINIS SUBDIVISION attending la end deluding fh* ng*rt of way of County Road 427 WITNISS may hand and teal of le d Court on Ih* Sth day of Jun* 1*47 (COURT M A I) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Derten* l Taylor Deputy Ctork R U ia S.PPS NOTICSS TO PINSO NS WITH OfSABILIY1SS: In actordenc• w.m th# Americana W.m Oraabd-frea Act rt you ar* a person w.m a d*s ib t.li who nee.tr any accomn n la tw r to order lo partuipat* to th.r proceeding you ere entr tied el no coal to you to th* (uootoon at certain etvetence Fleece f*nf*ct Court Adnvn.auetu.n el 10t N Per* Avenue Sentori Fkmde 1J77I Telephone f*07) 17111)0 I cl 4777 wifton two |2| working dayt of your r*c*-pl of (hi* kotce of Surf •( you ere hear­ ing impaired tcN Telephone (TDOt I *00 MS S771 .1 you too vtoco uwpeued (if Telephone (V) 1 COO *11 4770 Legal Notices NOTICI THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD OR OTHER­ WISE DISPOSED OF AT A SALE TO BE HELD AT SAIO UNIT OR LEASED SPACE AT LOCK SAFE. M SO W IS T 2STH STREET. SANFORO FL 22771 ON THE tOTH OF JULY. 1997 AT 12 00 NOON FOR CASH 4203 • RON DOTSON I01S PINIRIDOE CIR SANFORO FL COUCH. LOVE SEAT. MISC BOXES. BAOS CLOTHES LAMPS 4411 • ROSA HOLOSN. 100 OEER ST COIOUITTA OA 11717 T V . MICROWAVE B ID BOOM BOX RAOIO FAN MISC BOXES CLOTHES MISC FUR­ NITURE IM S - SUSAN RHOOES PO BOX *51712 LAKE MARY FL 1274S MISC BOXES ANO CL0THE9 4507 - JOHN VAN OINI 114 COUNTRY CLUB OR SANFORO FL 11771 HUTCH. i Legal Notices OINNINO r o o m TABLE CHAIRS. RATTAN FUR­ NITURE. TOYS. MISC BOXES. (21 DRESSERS. DESK ANO CHAIR DATED THIS OAY JUNE tOTH. IM F CLASSIFIED ADS lr e c l i n e r . Orlando * Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminole 407/322-2611 Publish June 22. 74 1447 DEF240 NOTICB OF FICTITIO US NAME Notre* to hereby gtv*n that I am engaged m business *4 117 I Fredrick Avanu*. Lake Mary. F l 1274$. Seminole County. Florida, und*r th* Fktttiou* Nam* *4 M M LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHICS and that I inland to regitter eeid nemo with the Oiviaion of Corporation*. Taitaha****. Florida. « accor­ dance with me provision* of the Frchttoua Homo Statute*. ToWit Section SS9 09. Florida Statute# 1*41 Jonne Schwa aman Publian. Jun* 22. 1*47 OfF-23* N O T IC I OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN TNB CINCUIT COUNT OF T N I E M N TIE M TN JUOfCIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FON S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASB NO. 4 7 -1 4 1 4 -0 A -tP -W SEMINOLE COUNTY • political subdivaion of Ih* Slat* of Florid* Petition*r. v (STATE OF CORRINI C PRIVATT d*c*a«ad ROBERT O SMITH A O N IS M SMITH CRAIO W TIPPLE. VIRGINIA R VAUGHN FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTOAOI COMPANY NAV wef DC* ee Yes Cwilertor wf l i a r m b County Ftortda and Ih* wntnown apoua** of th* abov*. it any. Ih*u h*tra devisees assignees grantees creditors, less*as •■ecutors adwrmraIra tors mortgagees ludgment creditor*, trualee a Ironholders parson* to po*a*aar*n and any and all oth*r peraona having or ttotmmq to hav* any ngFH bit* or .merest by throuf^ under or against Ih* strove named Defendants *r ottrerwrs* claiming any nght. tilt*, or interest to Ih* reel property described in Ihts action. Db ^BfHlBRfl TO THOSE AOOVS NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PAR TIE I CLAIMING INTEREST BT THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAME 0 DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PANTIES HAVING ON CUUMINQ TO HAVE ANT AiGHt TITLE ON INTEREST IN TN I PROPfN TV 01 SCRIBED DELOW An Emment Domain PeMron together with da D*cl«raban at Taking hea h*en hied to th* above styled court to acqmru certain prncrorty rnterevts to Seevnole County Florid* f l i t rib* d aa tot tow* PARCEL NO. I t t CO U N TY ROAO 4X7, PHASE V F B I SIMPLE Th At PORTION OF LOTS I M ANO HO M'OWAV PARR SECTION ONE ACCORO'NQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 4 PAGE *4 OF THt PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI. NOLI COUNTT FLORIOA LTINO IN THE NORTHEAST t/4 OF SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 10 (A S T BUNG MOAf PARTICULARLY OISCRlBEO AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHERLY MOST CORNER OF LOT 119 MIOWAY PAAK SECTION ONE ACCOROING TO THE PLAT t h e r e o f a s r e c o r o i o in p l a t b o o k 4 p a g e m of t n i PUBLIC RICOROS OF S tM iN O li COUNTY FLORIOA THENCE RUN N »t*70 11‘W ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAIO LOT HO FOR A DISTANCE 11T 14 FEET TO T H I POINT OF BEGINNING SAIO POINT OdNG ON A LINE SS 00 FEET SOUTH OF ANO PARALLtL w it h T h ( CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO 47F A t SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO 01 PAATMf NT RIGHT OF WAY MAP SECTION NUMBER F7SI0 7404 lOATID SEPTEMBER 7) ttt9 i t h e n c e c o n t i n u e u t r j o t r w a lo n g th e SOUTHWf 4TIR IV l in e o f SAID LOT HO TOR A DISTANCE OF S 00 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE SO 00 FEET SOUTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH T h * 4A iO C IN T IA L IN i OF COUNTY ROAD 41T t h e n c e r u n n is '7 t o v e a l o n g s a io p a r a l l e l l in s f o r a DISTANCE OF 49 44 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHEASTERLY U N I OF LOT 10* OF AFORESAiO MIDWAY PARK SECTION ONE t h e n c e r u n s s t*22 o r i a l o n g t h i n o r t h e a s t e r l y l in e OF SAIO LOT 100 FOR A DISTANCE OF S 00 F (| T TO A POINT ON A UNS SS 00 TEST SOUTH OF ANO PARALLIL WITH TMS SAIO C IN T IA L IN I OF COUNTY ROAO 427 THENCE RUN t 14*24 04*W ALONG SAIO PAAAl LEL LINE FON A DISTANCE OF *• *4 F IS T TO THt POINT OF BEGINNING SAiO LANOS CONTAINING THEREIN 744 SQUARE FEET MORE Pubhah Jun* IS 22 24 end GR LESS July 4 1447 PARCEL MO. t>7 CO U N TY ROAO 497. PtfASS V DEF-174 FSB SIM P IS t h a t p o r t io n o f l o t s (4 a n o t « m id w a y p a r k s e c t io n IN TN S C IR C U IT C O U R T ONS ACCOROING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN OP TN S S tB N TB B N TN PLAT BOOK 4 PAGE 4* OF T h e PUOLIC RECOAOS OF SEMI­ JU O fC IAL C IR C U IT NOLE COUNTY FLORIOA LYING IN T h ( NORTHEAST t/4 OF OP 4 LO K IP *. 1 etCTlO N XX TOWN4HIP n SOUTH NANG* 10 EAST BtIMQ Kl AM * FDR MORI PARTICULAAly DESCRIBED A t EOLLOWS • •M M O LS C O U N T T COMMENCE AT T h ( SOUTHERLY MOST CORNER OF LOT X* OK NS HAL MiOWAY PARK ESC TION ONE ACCOROING TO TMS PLAT JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION THEREOF AS RECOAOEO IN PLAT BOOK 4 PAGE 44 OF TH I C ASS NO. • 7 -B P S -C A -I4 -A PUOLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA THENCE c o l l e c t iv e b a n k f s o f /k /a RUN N SI 10 00*W ALONG THI SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF IA I0 c o l l e c t iv s f e o i k a l LOT 44 FOR A DISTANCE OF 11X01 FEET TO THE POINT OF SAVINGS ANO LOAN OEGINNING SAIO POINT BUNG ON A LINE SS 00 F I I T SOUTH ASSOCIATION OF ANO PAAALLiL WITH TH I CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO PtatoliH 42F AS SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO OIPAATM f NT RIGHT OF va WAT MAP SECTION NUMOER 77SIO 2*04 lOATIO SEPTEMBER OAVtO 0 EOF DOOBi JO FOB n ttsx i t h e n c e c o n t i n u e N tt» io o o * w a l o n g t h e to* wife ROBERT i FOR s o u t h w e s t e r l y l in e OF SAIO LOT 44 FON A DISTANCE OF Th EOA FOR. S 00 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE SO 00 FEET SOUTH OF ANO AN p a r a l l e l w it h t h e s a io c e n t e r l in e o f c o u n t y r o a o 477 UNKNOWN PERSON T h e n c e RUN N 14 24 OS'S AlONO SAIO PARALLIL LINE FOR A IN POSSESSION OF 410 d is t a n c e o f 4* *4 f e e t t o a p o in t o n t h e n o r t h e a s t e r l y SIMINOLI AVENUE Lin e OF l o t 54 OF AF0RESAI0 MIOWAY PARK SECTION ONE LONOWOOO FLORIOA THENCE RUN S St‘I t 34‘ E ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE and ___ _ AN OF SAID LOT X4 FOR A DISTANCE OF t 00 FEET TO A POINT ON UNKNOWN PERSON A LINE SSOO F I I T SOUTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH THE SAIO IN POSSESSION OF 114 SEMI CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO 427 THENCE RUN NOLI AVENUE LONOWOOO S 34*74 04'W ALONO SAIO PARALLEL LINE FOR A OISTANCE OF FLORIDA Oef*ndenl(a| 44 94 FEET TO THE POINT OF BIGINNINO NOTICB SAIO LANOS CONTAINING THEREIN 244 SOUARE FEET MORE OF ACTION OR LESS 70 BOBOl JO FOK PARC 1L NO. 1*0 CO UN TY ROAO 4XT, PMA l l V Resident e Unknown F IS SIMPLS It eliv* end it deed §11 THAT PORTION OF LAND OESCRlBEO IN OFFICIAL RICOROS perbe* cle.rn.ng utlerdl by OOOK t it s . PAGE 42 7 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK t i l l . thruugh under ol agatnal PAGE 79) BEING A PART OF St C TION 21. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. DC001 JO FOX. and #*l pert.** RANOE 30 EAST LYING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BUNG hevurg or cltocvrrg to have any MORE PARTICULARLY OISCRlBEO AS FOLLOWS nght. tilt# or inter*al in me BEGIN AT A POINT 71 S *0 FEET WEST ANO 434 22 F I I T SOUTH property herein described Of TMS NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE You ar* hereby notified that an NORTHWEST t/4 OF SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE actum to torvetu*urv a mort­ 10 EAST SAIO POINT BEING ON A LINE SO 00 FEET SOUTH OF gage on th* following property AND PARALLEL WITH THE CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO 427. m SEMINOLE County Flor.de AS SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO DEPARTMENT RIGHT OF WAY LOTS I ANO 4 BLOCK H ANO MAP SECTION NUMOER 77SI0 2E0X (DATED SEPTEMBER 21. TH I NORTH S O F T OF LOT 10 ISSN THENCE RUN S 49 0* I4*i ALONG SAIO PARALLEL LINE BLOCK H LESS THE EAST 40 0 FOR A OISTANCE OF 100 00 FEET. THENCE RUN S 00*4 3 44 W FT OF LOTS t • AND 10. FOR A DISTANCE OF It 74 FEET TO A POINT ON THE ARC OF A BLOCK H LAKE WAYMAN NONTANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHERLY ANO HAVING A HEIGHTS LAKE ADOITION RADIUS OF 2.T94 74 FEET THENCE FROM A tANGENT BIARINQ ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF N 47‘ 39'39‘ W RUN WESTERLY ALONG T H I ARC OF SAIO THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0t*2E IS* FOR AN ARC PLAT 0 0 0 K t PAGE 21. PUB­ DISTANCE OF 70 IF FEET. THENCE RUN N *4*04 l* ‘ W ALONG A LIN* SS 00 FEET SOUTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH SAIO CENTSRLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE LINE FOR A OISTANCE OF 29 14 FEET. THENCE RUN COUNTY FLORIOA TOGETHER N 00*41 44*1 FOR A OISTANCE OF S 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF WITH THAT PART OF WAYMAN BEGINNING CIRCLE LYING WEST OF ANO SAIO LANOS CONTAINING THEREIN S21 SOUARE FEET. MORE AOJACENT TO LOTS • 4 ANO OR LESS THE NORTH • FT OF LOT 10. Each Defendant i* further nabbed Ihel th* Pebbunef will pel.Iron BLOCK H. a/k/e SI 0 -S I4 tor an Order ol Taking belor* Ih* Hunorebi* Leonard V Wood, on* Semtnol* Avenu*. Longwood. ol th* Judgek ol th* above-atyled Court, on Monday, th* 14lh day Florid* 127S0 of July. 1997. al 1 00 p m . In th* Semi not* County Courthoueo. he* been l.led egatntl you Sanford, Flood* In accordance with da Declaration of Taking and you to* required lo servo a heretofore filed m thra caua# All Defendant* lo Ihta auft end e'l copy of your wnttan detenaea. othar inla reeled pertrov may timely raqueaf a hearing on th* tl any. lo it. on Anna M Petition tor th* Order ol Taking at the time and piece designated Rodrigue/. Attorney lor •nd be heard Any 0*t*nd*nt tailing to hi* a limaty requekt tor Ptemtift who** address 1* Suit* h*anng thail waive any right lo obt*tI to th* Order ol Tatung 100. t S70 Medruga Avanua. ANO Coral Gablea. Florid* 11140 Each Defendant and any other peraona claiming any miareat in w.thur Hurty (10) day* attar th* tn* property described in th* Pelition In th* abov*-alyl*d Eminent krai publication ol Ihia Notice Oomem proceeding i* hereby required to aerv* written delena** in Ih* SanlArd Herald and til* rt any you havo. to the Petition heretofore filed in (til* cause on Ih* original with the Clerk ol the Petitioner, and any request lor a hearing on th* PvI.Iron lor Ih* Ihia Court aither before service Order ol Taking, if deatrod. on Petition** • Attorney, whoa# name on Plaintiff* attorney or utrmaand address it shown below on or beforo Thursday, Jbly 10th. dro llty thereatter o lh e rw .lv a 1447, end to hi* th* original ol your written delenaea end any default will be entered agemat request lor hearing on th# Petition tor th* Order of Taking with th* you tor Iho rebel demanded in Ctork ot this Court *ith*r belor* sarvic* on th* Patiltorwr’a Ih* complaint Attorney or (Amadielely lhareettor. to show whet nght btto. interWITNESS my hand and Ih* •at or lien you hev*. d any. or claim in end to the property •eel ol Ihia Court Ihia 17th day described In said Petition and lo show caua*. .1 any you heva. ol Jun*. 1007. why sard property should not b* condemned lor mo uaas and pur (SEAL) poa*a aa sat forth in said Pahtion It you fail to anawar. a datault MARYANNE MORSE may b* antarad against you tor th* rail*I demanded in Ih* Aa Clark ol Iho Court Petition If you tail lo roqu«al a hearing on th* Petition lur Outer By Ruth King ol Taking you shall waive any right lo obfoct to said Order of Aa Deputy Ctofk Taking Faber A G.tlili, PA WITNESS my hand and ta il ol aaid Court on MAY 14th. 1447 Suit* 100 (SEAL) IS70 Medruga Avenue MARYANNE MORSE Coral Qablea. Florida 13140 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT POS) M2 41 tO IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY ‘Parions with a disability who FLORIOA need a special accommodation Qy Ruth King to participat* to thra proceeding Deputy Ctork ahould contact AOA ROBERT A McMILLAN Coordinator at Seminole County County Attorney Courthpuao. SOI N Park lor Semmoto County. Florida Avenu*. Sulla N101. Sanford. Seminole County Service* Building Florida 32771. at laaal fiv* day* n o t Eaal First Strsel prior to tha proceeding Sanford Florida 12T7t Talaphone (407) 321-4110 e*L Telephone (407) 321-1110. Eat 72S4 4227: I I00-SSS-I771 (TOO) or Attorney tor Petition** 1-000-9SS-I770 (V) via Florid* Pubhah Sunday. Jun* IS. 1997 ReUy Sarvic*.* Sunday. June 22. 1997 Publish Jun* 22. 29. 1997 DEF-2 0CF-2S1 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS IM A .M .S M P -M MONOAT tbm FRIDAY C lO tfD SATURDAY tIU M 0A Y PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 C M M C itirf 0 flW iiiH k **k ffftt1 1 I m 7 C N N C Ittll t lM ts ..............M l 1 HM JCiMDCattVBttNWf........... I1.S B 9IM 4 1 linU ••*es******ee*e*eeeeeseeev^1 *11 1 Ralts sra pmto g s . ksssB as S Hm * • 3 lla s t M M rmni NOW ACCEPTING SchtoAAng mev ncketo Began 7k***f II rt* caaf ol an aPdbon*4 Kay Cancel whan you gaf i**w*a Pay anfj lor Kaya you ad nm* al rata earn** Dee U Keacppfaei tor laawaf teaues Copy nroaf toeow accefVato* fypcgrap/vcal town *Commortiel kequenry retoe are * alahto DEADLINES Tvanliy rtruFnday 12 Noon Th* Day Baku* Puhkcaiaxr Send*/ 12 Noon Fiday ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS: to tTt* *v*ftT ot xn error In an Pd, th* Sanford Herald will b*r*apone)bl* lor the Itrat Ineartlon only and only la toe patent of tit* cost ol trial Inaertlon. Ptoett check your ad lor accuracy the Ural day R rune. 14— Bingo 12—Ektorty Car* ELDERLY CAM SOTtR W * Ml w*h y<xr loved on** whK* you attend church, wok etc bei«gfd hosrtt onFy 323-SSlS HEALTHCARE A REHAB Can tor of Serrtord MWOiAjng n rpFMfi and rpptorppva car* SBOktoPoniPi Avg 122-SM8 Legal Notices M TNB CIRCUIT COURT O f TNB ItD M T IIN T N JUtMCUU. CIRCUIT ■SARD FOR SK INNOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA CfYN. ACTION CABB NO. B D -1STI CA DIV4B40W 14-0 NORWIST MORTOAOI. INC . PsawrtrtNe). v*. VICTOR StNANDO. at el. DatonOenffel ROTtCB OF FD R B C LO SU M BALK NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to a Fmal Judpmanl of foTMteour* datod Jun* Sth. IM F and *nf*r*d to Co m NO M ISTS CA *4 PS* CucuR Court of m* (lOHTEENTM Judicial Crrcurt to and for S IM IN O K County. Florid* wharorn NORWEST MORTGAGE, me. to m* Ptornfrtl and VICTOR BtNANOO: T H I UNKNOWN SFOUSS/COTIN AN T Of VICTOR BtNANOO. n/k/e CINOV BtNANOO ar* fh* Defendants. I wf* a*K to PM Ntgfs**f and b*at btddar for caah at me Weet front dear *4 tf!« 4*n>tnoto County Courvsesr**. Senford. Flor toe at i t OB a m . on m* loth day of July. f*97. th* tottowwig d*acr>b*d propmty e* e*t forth ■t te d Fmal Judgment LOTS 4. 7. • ANO 9 BLOCK BS NORTH CstULUOTA ACCORDtasQ TO TMB PLAT THIH40F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2 PAGE S4 THROUGH SS PUBLIC RICOROS OF S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA W ITNISS MV HANO and Pto a*et of ths* Court an Jun* 9th. IM 7. (SSAU Maryann* Mora* Ctor* *f Pt* Cwcutt Court By 0*r*t4ry W Bolton Deputy Ctork (citovam*. McCall*. Raywror. Bartrtf • Frappmr Pott Off.c* Boa 1410 Tamp*. FL 11001 F440X3232 N O T IC I to accordanc* wtth th* Americana Ottebrtiti** Act, per­ sona needing a spec.at accom­ modation to participat* to thi* proceeding ahould contact th* individual or agency a*nd.ng nolle* not later than **v*n (7) day* prior to the proceeding et tn* *dd**e* given on me notice. Tetophon*: 407-1214110 *at. 4237; I 400 4SS 4771 (TOO) or 1-000-999-0770 (v). vto Florida R*t*y Sarvic* Publish: Jun* IS, 22. IM F 0EF-IS4 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR •S M IR O ll COURTY FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. 4 T -I4 S S -C A -I4 -A G U N O A IE FEDERAL BANK f e d e r a l SAVINGS b a n k . Plain II tf. v* ALLYN M HODGES and SHERRIE HOOOES hi* wit*, and STATE OF FLORIOA HOUSING FINANCE AQENCY. Dvlendant(s) NOTICE OF ACTION TO SHERRIE HOOOES YOU ARE HEREBY N0TIFIE0 Ihel an action to Foreclosure a mortgage on th* tallowing property In Seminole County- Florida LOT 40 SOUTH PINECREST. FIRST ADOITION ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE 42-43. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA hea been tiled against you and you ere required to aerv* a copy ol your written deton***, rt any. to II. on SMITH A HIATT. PA. Plaintiir* attorney*, whoa* addreaa i* 2491 East Oakland Park Bhrd . Suite 103. Fort Leuderdeto. Florrde 33304. within thirty (10) day* altar tha First data ol publication. 1977, •nd lit* the original with th* Clerk ot thi* Court ailher belor* V e n ice on PtointilTa attorney* or .mmedrotvly thereafter oth­ erwise a datault will b* entered against you for the relief demanded in Ih* curopU.nl or petition Deled on Jun* I7lh. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctork ol Ih* Court By Ruth King As Deputy Ctork In accordanc* with Ih* Americana with Oitabibli** Act ol 1990. parson* needing spe­ cie) ac commode lion to partici­ pate in thi* proceeding should contact Ih* Ctofk ol the Court not tolar than live bualneaa day* prior to Ih* proceeding et th* Seminole County Courthout* Tetophon* (407) 323-4130 or I-IOO-9SS-S771 (T00I or I-S00-9SS-S770 (V) vie Florida Raley Sarvic* * Publish Jun* 22. 29. 1997 OEF-2S4 too cosrtd twi 10009 of SSS Fun but rtdo lo/trom Tampa 741•477 ____________ . I .WM -.J l 19— Compatif/TV 111 ItHs Computor Window* B5. Ofhca 17. luOy toadxd 1799 00 Cj * 323-439B MAM TOUROBWNCffB REPAIRS M TW O R K B URGRADE I lor M yew eompuixr noede Cef 373-439B___________ SOUND CARDS SB4. Ram S12 Modems tn CO-Rom SBR CPU US CaS«M35B Legal Notices IN TNS C IN C U IT COUNT OP TNB IS TN JUOFCIAL CIN CUIT OF FLORIOA m AND FON • S M M O LI COUNTY O S N IN AL JURISOICTtON OTVtSION CASB NO. B B -1 4 IS -O A -I4 -A HARBOURTON MORTOAOS CO L P l/k/a Plait# Valtoy Funding l P PtemtiN. va PHILIP R KENISTON *1 a l. 0*tondani* AM I NO SO N O T IC I OP FOR ICLO SUR S SALS Nonce is hereby groan that. pursuant to an Order Reachedubna Foreclosure Sale deled Jun* ttlh 1497. end entered ms crorl cave number 44H i ) CA i i A el th* Circuit Court ol th* H th Judicial Circuit in and lot tanunol* County Florida, whwotn MAROOURTON MORTGAGE CO . l p am re a sa m v a a a .i v FUNO'NG L P re PU.nbtt and PHILIP R KENI9TON AOVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM /tUNB U T INC . it/ere Oelendenl(t). I will veil to th* hrgh*al and bevl bidder for cash el fh* west front door of Iho i*mmol* County courthowe* tn Sanford. Sem.not* County. Florid*, el I I 00 A M on fh* 22nd day ol JULY. IM 7 . Ih* following described property aa v*l forth tn said Final Judgment, to ant LOT It. BLOCK Q. WOOOMERE PARK SECONO REPLAT. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 13 PAGE 71. OF T H I PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEUINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR OEBT COLLECTION PRAC­ TICES ACT YOU ARE A0V1IED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMED TO OE A OEBT CO L­ LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ LECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFOR­ MATION OBTAINEO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated Ih* 17m day ol Jun*. 1947 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jan* E Javawic Deputy Ctork COOIIIS 5 STAWIARSKI 401S Boy Scout Bootovard Suite 450 Temp*. Florid* 31407 Tetophon* (S ll) 477-4004 C4S 444-01144 Publish Jun* 23 29 1497 0EF-3SI CITY OF LAKS MART, R IQ U S 4 T FON PROPOSAL RFP4 14-47 AUDITING a iN V tO S t Separate sealed proposal* lor RFP *15-19 auditing services tor fiscal year* ending 1947. 1994. and 1999 will be accept­ ed by ih* City of Lake Mery until 2 00 p m . local tune on Friday. July I t . 1947 Lets pro­ posal* will not be opened or considered. IF MAILING PROPOSAL. MAIL TO Carol Foster. City Ctork. PO Do* 950700. Lake Mary. Florid* 12745-0700 IF OELIVERINO PROPOSAL IN PERSON. OELIVER TO City Ctork. City ol Laka Mary 100 Norm Country Club Road. Laka Mary Ftond* 12744 NO FACSIMILE OR TELE­ GRAPHIC PROPOSAL SUBMIS­ SIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED Each proposal ahall b* sub­ mitted in a aaatod envelop* showing Ih* nam* ol th* propot«r and marked RFP 415-19. Auditing S*nitc4* NOTE ALL PROSPECTIVE PROPOSERS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY COMMISSION OR ANY OTHER STAFF MEMBER EXCEPT FOR THE FINANCE OIRECTOR REGARDING T H I PROPOSAL SUCH CONTACT SHALL BE CAUSE FOR DIS­ QUALIFICATION ALL C O N ­ TACTS MUST BE CHANNELEO THROUGH THE FINANCE OIRECTOR (407) 324-1000 Th* City reserves Ih* light to roiecl any and all propose!a. with or without causa, lo were* techn.calili** or to Accept Ih* proposal which in its b**t lodgement best serve* th* inter**! of th* City ol Lak* Mary Coat ol submittal ol this proposal is considered an oper­ ational coat ol th* proposer end shall not b* pasted on to or bo bom* by th* City PUBLISH Jun* 22. 1997 OEF-2SO �M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 22. 1997 21— Personals 71— Help Wanted ALONE? F I ? RESPECTED tar SENIORS la tM im r . 71— H ^ p Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— H ^ p Wanted DRIVERS OTR MENS BUfT SPECIALIST F/T Must be n ext* BeneMt. Apply in person M F. 10-3: JC Penney. Seminoie Towne Cen- accunrrv o ffic erb aic . Unarmed. FTPT Santord area HoftcroNa tEAc 9940119 Car 6 ineurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-3266 TELEMARKETING: Top t t tor ycu ptoasarf phone voice and telephone personakty Appoint tatting tor local Atxotxe'trm Fk trig Firm Ftonbie 4 hour day aMte-|7 hour plu* Performance Bonua. C * Jod 407 3226910 91— Apartmonta/HomM to Shara 1 FEMALE OR MALE roorrvnaW wanted No Wuga. no ch*»en Cal 3200645 Stop pay. good bonoSMi homo every 6 days, ixkoedng pay. t year exp3 C M Suns* Trucktig 1609647-7423 Aarace* w u 41. ------------onete W F o parry Lars be toecvl* S71-3M5 DRIVERS ELECTRICIAN GREAT PAY GREAT BENEFITS ?? SINGLE ?? J B Hurra Defeated Contract Services Orvtewn « hiring ex­ perienced OTR drivers to M NEW JOBS end NEW POSI­ TIONS - OAA.Y1 ‘ Start from 24 to 28 CPU •Potential 2 COM performance bonus 4 prwmxn pay •Average 2.300 mleaieeek •Time home ovary A 10 days •Best benefits package n the industry Large I t r u l y OarwecRewe F U U . F IG U R E D L A M E S To tarDaOng A le YOUN Social CVcto. 407-044-0304. 23— Lost A Found St John A Son 3316000 E LEC TR O N IC POSITIONS TRANSWONLOTCORSSTAFF it seeking ndrviduais tor ihe foikxevig poxa r m •Electromechanical Assam- EOE Sub»act to <to«g •Component Prep •Board Skiters It you have a minimum of 3 months r psn m ce m any of h e AOMBBSTRATTVE TYPINO/FIUNO. RapKfy ex­ panding induairy In search ol computer tier ale individual Knowledge of A P 6 AR 27— Nurssry A Child Cars HAPPY Pro-School children PLUS 0 x. 331- purer tkds helpful Flexible •check* 401k plen 324-0622 or 600-37X866______________ DRIVERS CMLDCARE my hot* rate* tor altorachool Fried yd, meataflrana. Reasonable rsie* Wkendi loo 334-0130 DAY A hoi rate*. SowtooS Estates. 334- AG CARRIERS, INC. FUN. LOVBSO. SAFE sducatnrv N care tar you cn « i yr A over MRS pandtog 3264791 M ARTAS DAYCARE Baby's tool Pre-School LAKE MARY LIC 4504 7 322-0004 ♦NEW PAYPLAN* * Lay Over Plan' •Extra Stop Pay* •1 Dey oO tor 7 Oeye Out* •401K Reeremenr •HeaAn Ineurance* •Vacation Pay* ■Rcdar Program* 1 yr tap A Oxxx A COL req Plaaao Cal Sam to Spm 1 600674-9060 Mon Fn OnXy EOE ALL DEPARTMENTS 6 Houxekeepmg. Breaktaal terverx. Laundry person. Houxeman. Maeitanance and Owhwsshw Apply m parson Matron Coolyard 133 knemxijonxl Pkary. Lake Mary 444 1000__________ . MICHELLES HOUSE Exeatani Pre-aehooi program OwiyEHourty Wop-off rates i P/T 0 F/T spacei Cal about ess moner* i 331-7S3S APPLY ADHESIVES WO Tram SlIJMr. k y a tY ta r fU ifc fn m i. AVON EARN TO *0% i Ftax Hr*. Bandl: 1 3 1 -IIU tod. 43—Legal Ssrvlcss ASSEMBLERS A-2 LANTECH Drvorcs S53. Bankruptcy S7S. Adoption 173. Fame Change W Etc (407) 322-0347 24 hrs 38 off with M eed IS IT TIME FOR A CAREER CHANCE 7 W SO. TRANSWORLO/C ORE STAFF has a greet opporkrvry tar youi I you have machancai tixemOfy atolls and want to team tonehome*. we mu tram you We wd pul you trough an ntanaa 40 hour Iraewig ctxrxa eial wd prepara you lo work with lop tlectronie companies n the Lake Mary and Orlando area Mecnamcal iptnancs and he deeee to tom « a neat Previ­ ous xofctonng tip a ptox we oiler a to« beneMt package For more mtormatio'i please con­ tact TRANSWORLOrCOREBTAFF al (407) 344 9673 55— Business Opportunities ■AAA OREETM Q CAROS' Potonaal S4SK P/T or SI10K F/T tarvtang tocal Mores No Sat­ ina, accounts ndudad Your 38930 xwetfmant aacurad by rsssniory SOO-771-3141* AM QLUIttI HQ ISUMO! ftol lDCk local deplsys 05K pan. 4K rsq tod mvweory A wsssssssssssssssssstss COKE/PEPSI ASSISTANT MANAGERS Sam Goody. Semnoia Towne O r Ma«Mux>ciand AAamonw Spga Mai Pleas# apply m VENDING ROUTE Many high traffic altaa. *2500 a/wh potential 800-342-6653 cwion AUTOMOTIVE O E T A U R S SantordlongwooOOrlsndo Good Income Poxanaai Benefxx Ahar 90 Days Trpn Seat toe. 407 293-3058 m tm m m m w w t HOM E B A S E D SER V IC E M W . income No experience nacaeaary 112.500 jm f a m PCFSMtERSHEY ROUTE START SMALL. GREAT SITES' EARN 32.000s WEEKLY GOING FASTII 1-000-320-7606 TRIED OF CLEANING FOR SOMEONE ELSE7 ServiceMaid «rd put you Mo buwnsss We provide training and cus*--------- Ce* Mr Fkcke tor da- Bartenders W O R K A T B U S Y A IR P O R T Jerry's Caterers 323-0345 Cabinet Exp wrfwnnsang. asaembkng 3 neiaAng Ce* tor an appelnliwanl 3346100.______ C ashlers/Counter Person 331-6243 VEND040: LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW MOURS-BIQ 33 Free Brochure 1 800-620-4353 WORK FROM HOME No coal tor sipptas. earn to 33605* mak­ ing t>ac >34-8444 t i t H i VOUR OWN RA0I0 SHOW C FL iwko tueon haa a» *m torrent C e l407-322-1400 Work at Busy Airport Wo are hiring Friendly A Courttoot Piopli Competitive Wages. Jerry's Caterers 323-0345 CLERICAL hones. I4e. computer exp hetokl 36 0GVV 324-1777 CLERICAL P/T Fokage Compa­ ny seating (total oriented per­ son tor ordar pmeexaevsates support Compute* tip nacessary Fax resune 407-3300147 Customer Satisfaction Prof Musi have good organuabonal tkds. some clerical, and good attitude Great aamng potanbaJ Cal 293-3055 Beautiful office, pleasant sur­ roundings. We need a denial assistant who a camg 3 has a ptoasam parsonaW) tor our pa­ tients Musi be exp 3 certified at dental assisting 3 radotogy 9-5. Tuee. Wed, 3 Thurs Inv murvialiens must be up to dale Good pay tor qualified person Send resume lo Bind Box R. P O Box 1667. Sanlord. FL 32772-1667 61— Money to Lend 33333QCT CASH NOW3S333 If you ere receiving payment from n* tenement, armuly or workers comp. 772-4626 AMERICAN AUTO TITLE LOANS You keep car. no crecM check 322-1147-1ongwood 71— Help Wanted "•GENERAL LABOR— GRAND OPENINGII WORK TOOAY PAJO TODAY LABOR READY opens for bueineea In Sanford. Apply In parson today 1361 S French Ave 323-4343 above WE NEED YOU TO START IMMEDIATELY! We offer an aseesent benefits package mckxSng medcal in­ surance end 401 K Please con­ tact TRANS W ONUVCONSSTAFF 41 (407) 6446673 PRIVATE HOOK. Clean 6 con game) ewtang ukkMnme We need an asp cook 1-2 tal days/ wk tor jxspamg meals xi ad­ vance Exceffanf pay tor quaetad person Heath cert 6 rets necessary Send resume to Band Bos R P O Bos 1667. Santord, FI 32772 1067 WANTED tor OEM Marine Canvas COL OnverpreSerred 327-1123 Front Oosk Clark 4 Relief Audit Apply in person: D a ys Inn, Santord Grill Cook/Kit. Prep Competitive Wag­ es JERRY'S CATERERS 323-0345 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES. A Beeutful and easing hoist • hvng tor he ■OiMNO ROOM SERVERS •FRONT DESK REP •SALES SECRETARY Apply In person: Marina Hotel AOMIN. ASSISTANT } IQ Peknedo Ave, Sanlord DOCKWORKER Trainee 34-31 a. Load 8 Unload Truckal FCC 5m. Fee: 407-3306002 20 (Waieek. 38.000?ear Exc. berVenve Exp prof «/ strong EO€ Fax 330-1811 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Campos Q R B B T X KVU VSO Q T K Q S V Q T U V K QD. KB 0 Z T SY Z T K X O , VRHH DZT PHONE PROS Salary • comm 4 bonua F/T or P/T Relaxed atmosphere amokngok Debbie or Cel 767-9270 APPLICATION OCAOLMC • JULY 19. 1997, 399P M. The Hoyelwg Airfherfty el he City ot Santord, Florida PO Bee 2399. _ Court lJ “ TimothyrOl i 249 weal SR 831. *1101 AAemonlg Spreigi 274-7900 TOLL COLLECTOR ranees Fu* 6 part ame Ca* tor ntormeaon 407 634 93(7 ___________ TRULY NOLAN PEST CONTROL Now rBnng n pp i >r>(pAcnr| mr Semmuta A Vulueu Couneee Sates •*> nee Great beneNs 6 company vetecto prowded Ap pry 3422 8 Orlando D>. San W A R EH O U SE EaM Wtrtar Park. Lake Mwy 8 •taportaeon *31 5226 ALLS) - .IX All Large Sanford companies cueranffy fwfng saaemtaers and toborers Start today, any shift. greet apporwvty We offer benefits, growth, end 99— Apartmante ■ UnfumHhad 1 BORM Apt. Ad, Upelairs. Electric 4 Water tarwtehed. U 7EAWO • Bap. 324-3617. MARINER S VILLAGE You nuet be afta to Ml 100 toe. ml 3644 S Orlando Avenue Vffege Merkel Piece ol Lh Uary Comer of 17 92 6 Lk Mery BTvd (Wkh Dine shoppeig center) Monday-Fnday 6 30am-10 30am C6iaQ-77Btfltt44M7S LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH eOURAMCC AMO 4t1k W-ANI Oruekee uSelsii 50 PO SITIO N S Report 6 00am defy Labor Force 710 E Hwy 436. Ana mpnif Springs 631-3226 LAUNDRY MAT ATTENDANT Exp 33 25.Mr P/T. Apply Laundromat (Waff Mart Pitta) 3689 Hwy 17-97, Santord LPF4-F/T A P/T 19:1lpiw6:43am Shill Come and be a part of our outalandng learn ol Nurees at Debary Manor, a superior rated skilled nursing facikty tor Ihe past ten years Previous eapenence as a Charge Nurse helpful Drug free workpiece program EEO Employer conM t t f X ADQN N K?7-666-4439 M A IN TE N A N C E Camp groundcanoe rental Some etedncal 6 plumbing Vakd FDL Weekends requred Cat 322-4470 tor interview MAINTENANCE Exp in carpentry, drywal. peali­ ng. 6 pkmtxng Apply Green­ wood V«es. 316 Monk s Court. Like Mery 323-1927 MANAGEMENT COUPLE Exp n apt management 6 repexs Uve-n. auto. 6 tods S97-7001 • Etadrtoty Furnished InSluaoeOnfy STUDIO 1 BEDROOM 323-3301 SJUIFIRD COURT MVENTORV EURCRVteOR Keep Track of Sates 314VS ON OOatQ TRAJMHQn VERY AFFORDABLE t$ * r MAUD NEWAPARTMENTS 11AMBMP • Vaulted C a rin g s • Dishwmshar • W *Mh*r/Oryr Hook-ups •Qartaga Disposals and more . VERY CLEAN N*w*y Rwinvxf ECKER DRIVER Salary • Comm 3*1 OFFICE PERSON Plrt Tme J7hr LY MECHANIC No Lay-Offs Here SB** *d Mwvwks Seectof 3214768 SANFONO Vwy nee 2«n tor re*x*e* New Lk Morrow 1 4. Ms* 3430*110 3216737 STUDIO APT. SANFONO 3325mon wdw ncl . sn gi person. NO FETS 3230*31 TOWN CENTRE ARTS 3300 Bonus Buesi on I M s ea* loqusWy e 1 Bedroom *130 2 Bedroom/1 bath S425 3 Bedroom/1-1/2 bath 5473 4 Bedroom/2 Bath 9300 * tt K * * e ( 4 0 7 ) S S O - 5 2 2 S Junmxsy m ove-xis COME HOME TO PRIVACY 100— Condominium CUSTOMER TRABtiS Herata Busy Phone 37V* TOWNHOUSE. 32 . pnvste beck yard S&23 Ca* 322 2362 Country Lake F U CLERK Fiei Piece H I* 103— HOUBM* Apartments FIGURES WMZ 9 90NS* VI eux 3300 mon . 12000) 322 1997 •Aw 1200 pm INSURANCE CLERK Tram A* Phases 35v* Unfurnished 2 7 1 4 k i d f e w o o d A v e ., S a n f o r d Mink* books 38V* 4 Uettnd—Oonl i (407) 3 0 -2*11 W O R K IN G S U P E R V IS O R SPM T O 2:30AM Seminole Country 37.50/Hr. v Benefits. FRANKUN Bldg. Maintenance Svc 8 Inc. 407426-7778 Apwy at Iso MUer Ortvw LABORERS • Fwnisfied or Unfumohed StudM art! quetry Wines and Champagne 10 PRL1NO customers You can earn a good noome. TRANSWORLOrCORC STAFF For more ntormeeon cel (407) 6446673 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed a Unarmed Brandy * Aesoc. 934-7444 SWTTCHBOARO OPERATOR P/T Fnencffy personality 6 pleasant voice Uon wed. Fn evenings Sat days Drug Free Work Piece Apply Don Meal ay's Sanvnoa Ford. 1792 6 Like Mary Mvd______________ • Fnentfy On S4e Usnagsmenf HUO ( EANFONO 1-1. no pats no ctvkkwn. 3303 mm • 33035* 322 3342 SANTORO 2/1 I DATA ENTRY Growng Company |7VS •Mon-Frt.« 4Sam-3 29pm •Hourly pay * comma stone •GREAT BENEFIT* • Energy • E fficient S fudos )M tl LET US FIND SALES REPS W» nawd you to give you h a enance to butt a new esistence to sales ol Ngh Exclusive designer ol leather Products m Santord * seetong •■pwwnced people • N o O w Betow or A bove 1-1447 3 Bdnw Apt W tad El CAH.Carpeted. Etevw retrfp. 3-319* CLERICAL ASET l me M Lite m#» 1A H SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR* - - o 3291SvSANFOftOAVE, SANFOGO tor 1 • 3200 aac Ca* WHY STAY UNEMPLOYED? CMEF ACCOUNTANT Wbrk wkh Ovecsn 31SVS ptox Longwood 331-6663 OFF1CE/NETAA. Spec* San lord tkgh keffc 828 sq 11 5425 or 1649 Sq 11 *750 Cwpffl 6 A C W*s kl WA Pmpwlies 322 4229BANFORO OFFICE SPACE 3400 sq R bldg total 1200 6tl p*r office 1X14 407 321 7004 • Setoff Story Design VACATIONS UNBFICVABIE PACKAOE1 UNBELIEVABLE COMUtSSIQNI LYLONOWOOO EVENdlGS ONLY IONOV 170 PER DEAL EXPERIENCE REOUWEO 3339670 ROBELEA V1XA9 3®L17ft i_ SCREEN FftaatR TRAB4EC ‘ SANFONO 52 New ewpm and •BRYN RAVEN 32 mi double gwage speceus 33738173 •SANFONO 32 wi IMotoee. pnv tone*. O tsel____ *390*939 •SANFONO 2/2 Apt Cov pwto. CMA. nsw cerpef I4H 8 M Jim Dsyto er Carol* 0*Ptnto: 322-2499 EtaneWem Newty WE NEED HOUSES TO NENT1 97— Apartmante MECHAMC HELPER •I you •*• het person hat can do he F * FAX resta-ie to 407- A MOVE M EPSCULII 400 sq n 6 io< 1263 A MONTH Office Storsg* 3216120 or 333 2554 C M I C W M i r --------8 T E N S T R O M R E N TA L S >••• 1 Lg b n . Mieid 6 U tee l 3U t w i Ca* tor dMHN *756965 or 4132B27 Wave nurrea* or tmmwdeks Opervng 37 V* LABORER FOR CSRAMK snop worker Expenenced preferred or wd earn Cai 6316161 118— Office Space For Rent 3 bdrm. CMA. Fwnffy rm 1997 Hoffy Ave. met LeumBy phene, and tk -------1 s week >24-4666 PRIVATE LORGWOOO HOME Fieri, cable. AC 3*CVtoeek. 38Of dap Phone 9346367 I FOR RENT 330QmionHOGdsp pays al Fieetaca* 321-7354 RIGHT HAND MAN NEEDS YOUI F/T 6 P/T t o n e n c s a pk*e but wet train S7-l(VVir Ce* ____________ Xh l 834 7966 PLUS REALITY 904-532 0602 EANFONO-RENT TO OWN 1H. tad. 9 wee96-786 Need WORKXR9 NCI060 S P aid D aily S Workers wen Cars pad brek*si Apply ready to work berwsan Sam6am 1203 Hwy 17 92. longwood. FL .•5T *{S. s s n s s I BEDROOM 1 1/2 BATH UWOfn/KR/UtS. rm 342Vmo . 342V W * No Pros 3236006 HOTEL O PPO R TU N m E S. A DaauSAX 6 esciang hotel Id­ eatod near UCF w h m g tor Oie toaowmg positions Cooks Banenders CocklaX Service's Room Aiiendencee and Max**ruances Tachnoen Apply in person to Monday Inn Select Orlando East UCF 12123 FSgh Tech Ave. Ortands EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE 1,560 *q n. 2 2.3 Brfek Town TURN ROOM - 340Wk Woman over 60. tparven house 324-3600 -If (xocyOyw ____ Payphorw. tatnhy' ( K ^ ) 774-7770 WAREHOU9EANSTALLER Growing company vertical east, good ber 9364790 WELDERS*ABMCATORS jsi have akxrvnun esp Ai tor Steve 324 9100 _____ EMPLOYMENT: Clerical A Ugf* hduery Temp 6 F/T CLEAN i at ITT A Batter Way of Job Soaking. FWANCi COORDINATOR MPCCTOR APPLICATIONS ARE N O W BE INQ TAKEN FO R THE P O SITIO N O F FINANCE C O O R O N A TO R / W S PC C TO R TV«S IS SWLLEO W O RK IN V O L W fO FISCAL O R O A M ZA TIO N . PREPARATION. M A N TE N A N C E . EXA3KNATION. ANALYSIS ANO V E R tH CATION OF F M A N O A L AC­ C O U N TS ANO FISCAL R EC O R D S R E S P O N S a U FOR THE AFPKJAL ANO P R E ­ VENTATIVE M AINTENANCE IN SP EC TIO N OF ALL PUBLIC H O U S IN G U M T S . ANO H O S PISPEC TIONS OF ALL SECTION • UNITS. ANO N S P E C T 10 N OF BL4LOV4GS. F A C a m E S ANO G RO UNO S. INTERNAL ANO EXTERNAL THIS P O SITIO N rS RESPONSIBLE TO THE E XE C ­ U TIVE D IR EC TO R O R M S .N E R DESIG N EE FO R JOB PCRFO R MANCE B A O C L O R S D C OREE P R E FE R R E D M UST P O SSESS A VALIO D R IV E R S LICENSE 93— Rooma For Rant UIKf AbAIK R M 3413X40 i eorwi *4foxio amo lw W A N T A TRADE? W A N T A JOB? W A N T M O R E F R O M LIFE ? it you're ages 16 through 24, you may qualify for FREE JOB TRAINING with Job Corps It'i a job training program that gives young adults a chance • To Learn Job Skills. • To Finish School. • To Find Direction. And to Get a Job. T h e p ro g ra m o ffe rs tra inin g in m any o ccu pa tio n*, inclu din g F ood S ervice H ealth S ervices O ffice A s sis ta n c e C arpe ntry R etail S ates A u to R ep air For more information: CALL TODAYt _ 1-888-562- JOBS l M o re A p a rtm e n t: Less M oney! NOTICE AX rental and ieW mute adver t,lamer,ft are subtacl to the FadwW Fax Hcuwng Ad. which makes * «sq# to sderkss wiy prsfarsnee. kmiuton. or ck* avTvnaaon basad on race. coV or. rekgnn. tea. handicap la •nAai sotua or naaonw ongxi 3*00 DOWN 2 BR 1150 Sq. Ft. 1 M onth FR E E Rent or WHY RENT? F R E E Washer/Dryer 1 Yr. Lease Whan you can own Vva 3 bt*m hem# ml CMA. new pax« 6 cwpef 7 Ask About HUO homeal The ikfftman Group, In*. 3/1 A/C Lg. yard. 2619 El Cap>un Ave S465mon 1sttasksec 6 refs ca* 330-2293 SANFONO 2SORMJ1BATH Rent SSOOmon/SSOO®#*. NO FETS. CAU. 321SANFORO-3/1. toed yd. CHA *55(Vmon ♦ 360Gsac No pets (904) 332-32271(407)3394949 Phone 330-5204 Sanford Landing Apartmanta 1000 W Flr«t N m ftp DM I (407) 121-4220 R egister To d a y Future Resident Three hundred and mn 00— $3 0 0 0 0 lo r 2 b e d r o o m /1 bath .........................dollars a itA A i Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire .M Q fK w ru im EARN A CAR Buy « Sell Tupperware. FT-PT kigrL Training. Free Training. Great It. Flex. hrs. 3216421. LABORERS 1DRIVERS Needed..... NO FEE WorStorce USA 130-1103 i n F L O R ID A a T E C H N IC A L COLLEGE Cull 321-0220 tor dmtaUal 3 O range C ity C am pus SANFOROS ft 322-2044 Residential Cleaning MOLLY UAJO a HIRING May we F R D MSRX D S \ / / 1\ ( > F h i l d t a t M U I e W l 1SrrvSm 349 Waef 9.R. 43E, *1101 Y O U A JO B Itt Now that you are al grown up. what are you gong to be? P Part rime everxnga-23 hours Greet 2nd job. longwood area Earn 3300*weekly _______ Ce* 934-1689 Ca* tor appt OPC 996-1133 No Fee F/T * M-F • 4-5pm. WW Train. 4077-7*76007. L V S O 2 A F I N/ h! \ 1 S 105— Ouplex/TVIplex 103— H o utee Unfurnished Sommolo Employment Cswcux, Cpna* crypiogiama sis ci i i v l Vom (*xXa»ons 6y Nnvxa people pexi and piesen €ech wee* n he tshe* tunas to* xnoe<e> • Today •ctoe t ee ek * •P PHQN E.PR Q S IIII SEAMBTRE9B-WB do ateremsndhg custom i Caff 3736236 Technician Apery n person to Hokdey hn Eipreea 3730 Fast Colontal Drive EOC DRUG FREE WORK PLACE. NOW HIRING A BETTER JOB FOR YOU! Just Call Never a Feel HELP Personnel 626-tffM P/T SECRETARY Musi have rant I I er older, casual smok­ ing aenosphere. various dudes 36Hr vanoue hours, UF. rrxrsf be ta x ** 330-9737 POSmON AVAUtBLE 1-800-2JB-HUNT to Fsanut. Reward'll cai 333-47507000303 motive Cel 3246100 ELECTRICIAN HELPER •Mod Touch up Cal today tor al 0<e L O S T RED MALE POOOLE Needed tor Specialty tohMo menuiedurer er Musi have ex- ler No phone cals please_____ ^ 73— Em ploy mant Wanted VSRX MT K X . * N P V E T V D B P H H K M . PREVIOUS SOLUTION *11 Adam came on earth again the only thina ha would recognize would be the old joke# — Thomas Robert Dewax OieetbyNEA. Inc *' the toaowmg? ENTER •FIRE SPRINKLER FITTER •ELECTRICIAN •PLUMBER •SHEET METAL MECHANIC Come to he aptprenecesfvp Tianng FeaSbee Open House Wednesday. June 25 from 6 9 PM el Seminole Commurviy College Coneactors are wel­ come For more mtormation. please ce* (407) 328 2196 ORGANIST NEEDEO For local Santord church Musi be able to puy contemporary and traduonal music Submit resume to * '“ w A»Port °S H I ---------------------------- Classes Forming Now Medical Office Specialist Computer Drafting & Design Computer Electronics Technician 2 a n d 3 B ed ro o m Apartments Mot Sumtn&t Starting At Sxwing& 2487 S. Volusia Avenue, Orange City CALL US AT (llw y . I7-02 Next To Jarlc C jrd rn s ) (9 0 4 ) 8 5 1 -0 8 8 2 Financial aid available for those who qualify. Career assistance available. A C IC S ACCREDITED MEMBER £ (4 0 7 )3 2 4 -4 3 3 4 DIRECTIONS „ ..... _ On 25th Slroot (Rt 46A) botwoon 17-92 and Airport BMJ on Hartwell Avenue 2450 BArtwell Ave. Sanford, a 32771 — A P A D TM FM K A r A R T M lN T S �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. June 22. 1997 - K IT 127— Storage/Offlce Fo r Rent \V C A R L Y L E ® h y L a r r y W r ig h t 1 8 6 — C o m p u te rs & T y p in g GARAGE 187— Sporting Goods realty 774-8015 235— Truck/Busss/Vans For Sals B arege, C A M , porch. 117,000. i see r o n fm o lariat < m OUMT MOVUM M U Furniture, electrorues house­ hold earns. baby shift, more 103 Spreadng Oaks Crt. ofl lake Mery Blvd (near 17 92) Fooow ugra SAT Sun »5 3200731 Directions s SPEED A/C.V8 NEW TIRES $3975 Cak 290 7305 199— Pets A Supplies OPEN HOUSE I B U Y H OUSES! Any concMon-AH cash 183— Wstsrfront Property For Sals 239Motorcycle s/BIkes For Sale 9146/373->400 A g e n t l l o t l P u e c ll A u s tin • Reconditioned I ReOuifl Wisher*. Dryers. Rtfngtrjtgr* C A R R IA G E C O V E Hkre( 99» $66.500 339-7720 241— Rec. VShlcles/Campers For Sale t a l e M a ry ( M ir e J J I-2 7 M 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale A U C T IO N S A T U R D A Y - J U N K 2 # - 9 :0 0 A .M . K IS S IM M E E , F L . r v f i r> s h c io ii 211— £ 1 Antlque/Collectlbles • e1 1 *5 00 Lanys M en 127-1132 anNQ S A C K waftte* c har and Locates) o n e p r ltU n e s tr r t c h o f r a r e c o q u m a b r a c h Juat s o u th o f V U fin e Land C o tta g e s B y T h e S ea r e p rr s e n t* th e b e s t o c e a n Ir o n I v a lu e in N o rth F lo rid a ' r iv e e rrtu d r-d o c e a n fro n t h o m e s fro m S 3 2 R 0 0 0 C a ll Jan H a th a w a y at (0 0 4 ) t s i s rs e o t io n s a w n m er . s t. n o t s , in s t s i u v m u w ii i T t im u m s in lo cum * m i — n v a i n ifw ix o a n e w m o w o s . m i m rr t « . O 3 S 0 M U . FL MfTOl M - 9T TO * CMVY Uprises. C m « e rt. fOhO i n O ssa We. S a n a . Prtto. l a s t Saauaa. 00— OgtaaM. 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M O m U IM fa i 186— Computers A Typing 7 3 3 * 0 0 6 6 co. o v i o u r e . c m is o r c to e c E (iim jw M n i( » M H ji ,i M . 1299JAGUAR cut RT • W I N T E R SPRINGS, FL 127m 407/A95-J47J A R I505/UW72 Progress Report From 278-Home Improvements 252-Add ItIons A Remodeling PALM POINT 296-Pressure Cleaning 253-Alr Conditioning Number of Happy Home Owners Homes Under Construction: AC FOR SALS Marta and ouarta unit For more Mo can 323-7010 or 526-6599_________ 259-Chlld Care Centers 270-Drywall Pressure Cleaning ORYWAU.’STUCCO Repers Wat A CeWng failures C a l tor tree ashmate Between 8-2, M-F 321*712 SPECIALITY CONTRACTOR Still Paying Rent: YOUSHOULD BE ONE O F THESE LUCKY HOMEOWNERS. COME OUT THIS W EEKEND AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. 271-Electrlcal 263-Ceiling Repair DOOR PRIZES SUNDAY AT THREE POUR AND FIVE O’CLOCK 3:00 Two gift crrllflcules to Sonnys BBQ 4:00 Two gift certificates lu Red Lobster 5:00 Four gift certificates to Colorado Steak House l.erm tt rrxkkni* nut rlflbfc* fur drifting M O D K I/IIO M K OPEN FROM TWO T ill SIX BXCEPT WEDNESDAY. PALM POINT IS LOCATED ON BRISSON AVE. BETWEEN 25th STREET AND CELERY AYE. IN SANFORD. SEE IF YOUR FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE FOR A MOUSING GRANT THAT W ILL PAY THE DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COST. SON Office: 407/862-2013 Model Home: 407/321-4298 272-Constructlon 274-Fence pairs kc/rta 320-1915/967-5200 SPE C IA LIZIN G n M lance re­ pairs. privacy fence m auls. A gates Free estimates 695-2335 276-Handy Man 268-Cleanlng Service* IAW CLEANING: 322-9506. Domestic to Otncea/Butinesa- 280-Laundry Service R e itab te/reaao n ab la builder, t i p In F L Guar etorh A4 types oi conet * 6 0 0 2 4 1 0 3 324-4790 C ARPENTER. AJ hom e r e p a r t . panting A caram c Ua R ichard O reaa 321 5972 ea. We do the lob rtghl. Watson Realty Corp., REALTOR 317 Weklva Springs Road Longwood. FL 32779 R A INM A K ER IRRIGATION Repairs A Installation Free estim ate, CaA 444 0374 264-Clock Repair 266Carpet/lnstallations PRESSURE Steam W ashing Decks ' Walks * Driveways STEAM FACTORY 324 7 M 0 279-lrrigatlon/Repalr C A U ROBERT 320 9335 265-Carpentry P an t and hm tp rt U C B O N D ED Jack Tuttle 330-3972 302-Rooflng P OPCOR N CEILING REPAIR ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED Grandfaiher. Wa«. Mantle A Cuckoo 407 322 3320 297-Plumbing 5 STAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpen­ try, eiec. roof A yard Work Guar. Uc. 321-6029 HOM E REPAIRS. A LL TYPES D one E ip e rtly A Reliably CaK C a a a v :321-7947 M ORRIS CON STR UC TIO N Tree avc carpentry. H hauling, odd f)be A more No fob loo ama» Freeesam atea 574-0621 MR. FIX IT AM type# o l hom e repaVa. G reat reteren cet. 999-9593 YATES ROOFING since 1920 Church A Sr. Disc. 3rd. Sen. 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Sanford Mayor Larry DaJo, Sanford Supenntendent of Recreation Tom Farnsworth and Recreation and Parks Director M*o Kirby work to have the part* ready for reopening The site has seen major league Hafl of Farrers such as (from left. top). Babe Ruth. Stan Musial. Cart Hubbell and Jackie Robinson S a n f o r d ’ s f ie ld o f d re a m s By J IF F BKRUMICKE Herald Staff Writer The grand old lady is starting to show her age. Her makeup is wearing a bit thin. She’s not quite as sturdy as she used to be. In fact, standing isn’t quite as easy as it used to be. The old girl’s getting a little bit old, worn out from a lack o f care and personal maintenance and there sure w ere a lot o f people saying her days were numbered. But, oh, if she could have seen her when she was young. When she was born, she was one o f the best, most fa­ mous girls in the country, the envy o f major and minor league baseball owners that looked at her and smiled and came to visit as often as possible. The old girl had some great bloodlines, too. Suitors like Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson and a host of baseball’s greatest heroes came to visit back when the girl’s mother was still around and created memories that are now part o f baseball lore. The old girl is Sanford Memorial Stadium, and she’s undergoing a major makeover dial should have the boys lining up once again at her door as she once again be­ comes the belle o f (he baseball in Sanford. T o understand the old girl, you have to get to know her famous, and infamous ancestor. If you head out to the comer o f Mellonville Avenue and Celery Avenue, just o ff Eighth Street in Sanford, you'll sec the Seminole County School Board Building, sitting in the shadows o f what is left o f Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium. You can look as hard as you want and never see the footprints o f the legends that once walked there. Ruth played there with Lou Gehrig and the Greatest Team o f All-Tim e, the 1927 Yankees. Jackie Robinson played two innings on that land before getting kicked o ff the field for being black. Carl Hubbell, baseball’s first all-star game hero, threw his screwball there. W illie Mays played there, one o f hundreds o f minor leaguers chasing a dream. Hundreds, even thousands, o f other ballplayers came and went through Sanford from 1926 until 1951 when the stadium was condemned but the memories live on through the minds o f some old-time Sanforditcs who can still re­ member when a slugger named Buddy Lake was as beSee B aseball, Page 2 Central Florida's hidden culture Page 12 Past is present at museum Page 14 Adults still take the field Page 16 Animal magnetism Page 18 Wha t if...Disney in Sanford? Page 19 �) S.l’itoe! He Ml ’ S . ’ !.|| ,u ’ <* B.i -J J i ' '"n 'w la . J » i v 7* •<>»• B aseball Continued from Page t S.mtord s hugest h.isehall hero In l.ii i hr was Hu star i»t tin* tire.ilest it,hiii "* ever played in Sanlord AMi'i trnssim; L ike Mutt roe to lead S.inlord tori I)<-l..iiul in ,i Class 11 minor le.u’ne it.itlttIt' w lull* pin him; ,i rotnplrii* ii,iniiLike K .o lionnri-tl with IliidtK Like \iitlu wliit li t-.until S.mtoril ii.ittou.il ,ii tent mn in liu* s/nwrinii Veins It was one ol tin- most tnemnrahie events in the hisiorx ol Santoni ti.iseti.ill .I S II,ill 1 11 Fattier lot- rttlker appeared to present Like to tin* ennui Tlie IM intitnc Came was .1 ret on I in the old I lorid.t st.ite le a cue hut it lell one \e.ir Liter .i' S.inlord he.it I'.il.itk.i H 7 in JI inmiitls Iroiiu .illy Like w os .iskeil to I I I . i l l . n;e till* < lull lll.lt e\ emnc Liter 1h.il se.isoi. 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Tallulah Itankhcad sashayed through the halls and heaven only knows what Al Capone may have done while he was In town. B aseball Hall o f Kam er Willie McCovey was one of the New York Giants farmhands who stayed at the Mayfair Inn. w h ic h w a s o w n e d a u d operated by ihc major-league halitcam from the late 1‘JtOn to 1963. When the Giants pulled out. th e t h r e e - s t o r y s t u c c o . Spanish style structure, once known as "T h e Showpiece of Central Florida.” became the S a n fo rd N a v a l A c a d e m y , lodging hundreds of 14 to 17 year-olds and* a number of Instructor*. "W e get a lot of the Naval Academy grads drop In to see what the place looks like to­ d a y .’ * said Hob Melsel. a publicist for New Tribes Mis­ sion which purchased the building when the Arademy went bankrupt in 1975 New Tribes Is a non denomlnaItonal organ ization whose primary objective is to preach G o s p e l to t r ib a l p e o p le tbrooghoot the world. Some o f the academy grads in s is t th e y e n c o u n te r e d ghosts inside I he balls of ihr building at 1000 K First SI., recalling doors mysteriously o p e n in g and c lo s in g and si range noises In the night Seems I he maintenance chief at ihc place refused to be In the building after dark "Haven't experienced any­ thing nr beard anything about th at,” say Ihc good m is­ sionary people who are out around the place day and night In 1997. Some 75 mis­ sionaries have apartments In the building The place re­ tains a certain elegance and delln lle quiet. The h o tels [ [ it " :: it »'u<r_ ;/ . 5 0 ballroom Is now the Paul W Fleming Chapel Peggy Hardin, who has llvrd m Sanford for nearly 50 years, loudly recalls Ihr Maylulr H old 's annual Soct.il Hull that F o r U f e E q u ity U n e mm Trwv' nrw. UM- k u Prwr U > ' (4 . tnMlO.il [ I ■- i U mT T i! - 4 k M i l kM - 4 a n r r M ‘ 4 - 1 I k .. M S 1 k m H im h iim a i>iMa rw i >4i u imi Monroe In 1935 when It w.is Innit lor 65 million «1 ihe |H-.ik of Florida's b m m . the Imirl did not Iasi very long H reopened lu 1995 as ilo Mavlulr Hotel lint enjoyed Us Im-si years during Ihe Lit* 1940* ami ihe 1950s as I InMayfair Inn Th a i's when the t u.nils irluthlshril the place a n d housed Its T r ip le A players here, Frank M rlUutr. h who slill lives in Sanlotd was ihc manager of ih r Inn Ih r llftlrs S «« Mayfair, Page 17 LET U S D O Y O U R I R REIIDENTIAL A OFFICE CLIANINO OUR SPECIALTY HANDYMAN SERVKE A CARPET CLEANING AVAILABLE l o w is t a r—' u w l * « k i * Ik . lir a Ik n r f n r t Im ru n a4.nl .Ilk a <Irani kM mrr m n o a i i rr+un y*ml. tut in u a 44 . 44. k n I* M helped open each w in te r aeavin tl wan ih r six lul event ol the veur in Sanford." she said "T h e Maylatr was u very elrg.iut lintel," Harilln said I rememlier the plush velvet chairs outside ih r flnil-floor ballroom The annual Hall was wondrrlul The women wore formal gowns and the m en wore tuxedos T h e y danced us an on hrsiru played In a ballroom ihut overlooked Lake Monroe Known as the Forest Lake T Y licensed. 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Ii , -I . i «j|1 KUla Special times have been established for your convenience. Please call for a reservation at one of the following locations or for an appointment during regular business hours: WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1997 i| a | Le a m how to use the equity in your hom e to your advantage. II can reduce rales and p a y­ ments on other debts in addition to providing possible tax benefits. 6:00 • 8:00 p.m. ‘It ‘ I t |4 • ' ( } ( HOME EQUITY BENEFITS REVIEW TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1997 1 m Hg 4 krat-ki 4414. 1. m n jutf 41M I Seukmf l i t rmcis im towmi We Do Windows J ajU HUnf/i*t/tit i*dt &mmty rht* 321-7699 Satisfaction Guaranteed i%ak%iv^%s �Sanford HerWd . Sunday. Jwie 22. IW7 - Bargam Hunter - Thursday. June X, 1997 . g Rev. Scott delivers the Good News ■ y SUSAN W INNER Herald Staff Writer The Hrv Ilnu r S*nil Irdvrt no tlim rt unturned m hi* work .uni devotion 10 G<kI .mil llir community ill* <on*i.int a c t iv it y I1.1 * hlr**r<| th r r h iir c h hr p .i*tor*. Ftr*t 1‘ti-shvirri.in Church ol Nan liiril. .mil ihr riiy of Sanford with hi* lairn1 .uni 1 arc A* hr ijri riliril hi* |ta**ion hr itiitl Wr hiivr received Irmii thr open li.mil nt God through Jr*n* Chrt*t Our hand* .nut hr.ut* iirr In l»r ll|K-|| 41* wr *h.Hr our gill- .mil liiv r o f tim e tiilrn t mill irraeurcs with oihrr* Wr i .nr I. ivr In A m i II. A l » . , i li| Smi|onl lln liirit I hsinr I v v •> v Studio. Efficiency. One Bedroom (?*a 4*t*u S W E E N E Y r t O P E R T lE S 323 0129 'll A | | | | | | | | | | | | a | « | | | u , ijj nnHiuiiiiiiiiHi QZJJI B ill Iff Tiff If f f f f lf l 111 D r iv e ’E m C ra z y about God .mil thr Churrh of Jr*u* Chn*i .Hid ahnot all G rid* people ih.il'* why wr *h.irr iHir talent*, our lime and our money 'W e love, hec ,iu*e God flr«l loved 11*. II John 4 19) " Hrv S c o ii and r h iir r h member* work In frlh tr a* a common g<»al Me say* they tui*e ihrlr work on the <u rip lure in Matthew '25 40."Truly I *ay lo von. .1* vou did II lo one ol I tie lea*t of lhr*e mv brrthrrn. you did It lo me ’’ M r m h e r * a re a c t iv e feeding the hunitrv. healing Ihr *|rk. clothing Ihr naked, h o n * i n g t h e h o m e le s s , t r .it hi tig th r u n le a r n e d , t o m fo r iin g ih r *orrnw lu l. w e lc o m in g ih e * ir a n g r r . Irrrtng the rn*lavrd. building nrw live* anil sharing Ihr Good Nrw* of .)r*u* t'hrt*l with all '■ Somr of Ihr work* I hat Si oil a**l*t* lire church with arr Ihr Duvall llom r. loealrd in l)rl.and which provide* C h r ls lla ii lo v r and r a r e , hou sin g amt train in g lor srvrrrlv menially and physli ally hanillcapprd aduli* and 1 lull Iren Another child care lac liltv Thornwrll. located In Cllnlnn. S.C., provide* lentporarv housing lor young p rop lr or children whosr fa m ily have undergone a r r l* i* such as d esertion , divorce, poverty or other dlsrupilvr situation* In addnion. the interna­ tional Heifer Project, formed In 1944. provide* food and Income by producing animal* to needy families Those given an unlmal are encouraged to pas* on the first offspring to help other nerdy fam ilies while also bring taught other ways to supply food. »hrltcr and rv*rnHals for Ihe family. Th e C entral Florida P re sb y tery en co u ra g e* member* lo support Ihr "tw o cents per ineal" program* This program benellt* Second Harvest Food Hank Itxnlly a* well a* agricultural work In Kentucky. Halil and Puerto Q U A L IT Y C U T S FOR LESS. let «nr of our c\j>erlrmTi| *t>llM* brim out thr nr* you! Rico. Coins, eheck* and blit* are g.uhrrrd In a congrega­ tion a l co llectio n I he first Sunday of each month. Another love o f the Rev, Scot 1 Is House of Goodwill. This program through Nar­ cotics Anonymous offers a recovery program for addicts and also a O K I) program th r o u g h S e m in o le C o m ­ m unity C ollege by which participants may obtain a h ig h s c h o o l e q u iv a le n c y diploma. An Alzheimer's care group also m eets al this lo c a tio n lo su pp ort ca re givers. Scoii and various members also volunteer lime regularly through Ihe local Grace 'N countless hour* working with tocal chanties to assist citizens of Central Florida. G rits servin g Ihe hungry every Wednesday evening at Ihe Holy Cross Episcopal Churrh In Sanford. Volun­ teers cook, serve food and visit with those who eoine for a meal while extending the love o f Jesus. Meeting In an addition of th e c h u r c h , ih e U n ite d Cerebral Palsev of Central Florida uses the Christian E d u c a tio n H u lld ln g as a mission lo assist parents and children afTected by cerebral palsey. Teach in g, speech, occu pational and physical therapy arr also available. Numerous missionaries and m ission are supported by Scott and Ihe church such a* Emerson WlLson In Nicaragua. Charles Scott In Haiti. Pres­ byterian Homes and Ihe Good Sam aritan Home. L.E.A.P. Appalachia (Living Economic A lte r n a tiv e s In P ro g re s s ) w h ich d is tr ib u te s seed s, leaches cultivation, distributes food and organizes local craft projects. Second Harvest Food Hank and the Kids Cafe which provides donated food for non-profit feeding programs while Kids Cafe provides an evening meal for children living In low In­ come housing. Many In the com m unity hear annually of Scott's parSee Scott. Page 8 The Drive Is On To Support The Arts In Florida ADULT CUTS K l UtAMfOO •LOW DRY U tO A U n A OESCMAO/ra Reverend Bruce Scon ta devotad to N s community as wel as h* church Ha spends $7 u * v m r triM IAP40 CD LOCATION O H f .> t «.rt** Of4f l>*OY AN UfUtCNOO STAl? fantastic Sams Now you can help Florida slay on Ihe road lo will help lo lund programs in your own county al renewal lime or anytime Just call or slop by MAC success in Ihe arts with the new’Stale ol Ihe Arts" including Ihe visual arls music, theater and your local lag ottice tor details and let your WAL-MART PLAZA • SANFORD HWY. 17-92 (1 block N. ol Lika Mary Bird.) treonss plate Your la «■deductible contribution dance You can order this special license plate support tor the ans show wherever you go ooirn I 1 ( Ml 323-9045 - Now Available From Your Local Tag Office. This Ad Made Possible iiy Seminole Cultural Arts Council. Inc. IOO Weldon Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 �• - Sin lord Herald - Sunday. June 32. 1997 - Bargain Huntar - Thursday. June 26. 1997 Tribe chief still believes in Seminole one year of college. Her liis- Itfe or her final destination band went to Auburn Univer­ Soon she moved to Ocala sity at the time, so soon. where her husband got a job Schapker went to the univer­ with a pharmareutiral com ­ sity and worked In the veterl pany and she followed him nary department as a lab again It wits here wherr she lech. decided she needed to do Auburn offered her a schol­ morr with hrr life. arship In Ural field but Still a young woman, with Schapker knew that was not two rtilldrni. Schapkrr went her calling At that time she to the University o f Florida also had two children, a boy "Hring a ‘super morn' is not and a girl. easy.* Schapkrr said. She and her husband Stir got up at four In the moved to Prnsarola where he morning, studied, got the kids took a Job as a pharmacist ready, look them to nursery Little did she know that would and drove fiO miles to the n il not rven lie the start of her vcrslly Scott---------------- Grotchon Schapker. Seminole's longtime principal, stilt believes in her students and her school Sem»- ■y COURTNtfYLEFFKW Herald Correspondent The woman behind a wall of students rveryday has brought Seminole High School to a new and higher level. Who might this woman be? Principal Gretchen Schapker was bom and raised In Mobile. Alabama. Schapkrr nolo has made great strides recently and is home to one ot the best health academies anywhero grrw up without a lather alter hr was killed In the war. She was raised by her mother and grandmother, which lay some measures made her stronger as a person. She attended an all-girls Catholic high school. At that lime boys and girls were seg­ regated, although at lunch they had the privilege of eat­ ing together. Catholic schools were much dllTrrrm than regular public schools are to ­ day. If you were bad or acted up. you were booted out. And something a lot different was the teaching of religion, a subject avoided by today's public schools. Schapker was married at the age o f 19 and attended Continued from Fa«a 5 llrlpatloit 111 "C rop Walk' which Is held In March each year. Proceeds from this event Item-in Graer N tints Second Harvest Food Hank. Rescue Outreach Mission and other International projects. T h e C h r is tia n S h a r in g Center and Rescue Oiitrracli Mission also heljts the com ­ munity In feeding, elciihing and assists with financial d If lieu Ities Other jtrngrams such as Often Doors Program and Spousr Abuse Inc. hcl|>lng and sheltering abused women and children. Gideon's Mis­ sionaries. Prison Ministry. Salvation Army and Neigh bnrhood Watch only lip off the many wonderful rlfnrts I fiat Scott leads his army for the Lord toward. He encourages members In special offerings this year also such as "One G r e a t H o u r o f S h a r in g iKastrrl." a hunger program; Angel Tree (Dccembcrl. a lime of giving In children whose p a r r o t s a r e In p r is o n . W o r ld w id e C o m m u nloil/ Peacem aking Offering |Octnbrr). promoting local and ‘ International peacem aking efforts: Christ mas .Joy Oller- log (December). su|>|x>rtmg retired church workers ami c u r r e n t e m p lo y e r s wi t h emergency needs, and World Witness Otlertng (Mart in a global m ission su jijiorilug preai lung ibe Gospel N u m erou s o r g a n / a ttons sm h as YMOA. Prr-K (Karly I n t e r v e n t i o n ) . L l f r •1.1tie S c r e e n lu g . Su |>p o rt lo r Seminole High School Works Program and Sou|M-r liowl Luncheon also meet in farill ties within the church Summing up his involve­ ment Scott wild." This Is why I have a jMsslon lor ministry In Saulord and in the world. When I left serving the United Stairs Peace Corps In Col ombla. South America I knrw people the world over needed a handout hut also a hand up I have dedicated my ministry to h e lp in g p e o p le h e lp themselves They needed a changed heart which only comes as we rcah/r our God loves us and cares for us only when we turn our lives, our hearts, our nilnds over to Him shall we lie changed. When you jiray: 'Com e im o my heart, laird -Jesus there Is mom In my heart for you.' -Jesus will do Just i hat,’* It’s the store you remember with Sifts you love! • Muffy Vender Bear •Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Cavpari • l.umpe Berger Sfhe Sn/m eU Unique gifts, stationary and invitations L o c a te d n e x t t o G e n e ra l C in e m a a t L a k e Mary C e n tre , e a s t o f 1-4 a t L a k e M a r y B lv d . a n d L a k e E m m a R o a d ..... ................ .......... .... *i �SanfonJ H«r«d • Sunday Juna 73 1907 • Bargan Muntaf . Thursday. June 28, <997 • 7 Gretchen----------- ranir and Schapkrr gol the offer of bring an assistant principal at Lyman High *1 was vrry drlrrm lnrd m ofr maturr than must. I School Shr was Ihrrr for 11 worked and studied hard I yrars and thought Ihr school had a goal and wa« focused was wonderful and gave hrr a and I don't rrgrrt anything.* lot of experience. Hrr wishes had now lumrd lo rrallty. Srhapkrr said In Ihr school year ‘91-92 Shr got her master* degree al Harry University and laughl shr look ihr m lr ’ Principal of Srminolr High School* which Ihrrr year* al Fort Liodrr shr has had for seven yrars dale High School Many rn coo raged her lo go Inin ad­ Schapkrr was Ihr first female ministration and shr did. br- principal In Srminolr County School system. lom lng Ihr Oran of Students Schapkrr said. "If you do Then. another move hy hrr husband brought Ihr family lo you r Job ll doesn't m a l l r r what Kalamazoo. M idi . when* Ihry sex or what ra c r you a rr and that's Ihr b o t t o m line * May rd Ihrrr years Schapkrr* advice to stu­ dents in high school and co l­ lege is simplr; Set goals for yourself, know who you arr and whal you want and don't ever gtvr up. Education Is the key Everybody has something to give lo Ihr world. You Just have to figure nut what that Is. *1 nrvrr fell afraid al Semi­ nole I was ron rrm rd at first about I lie bad talk Ihr school gol but now I am nol that Srhapkrr staled. 'MoMng for concerned at all I under­ Ihr m o s t pari was exciting, stand people say things and nrw pl.urs. and nrw rxprr i­ ihry don't know the truth It's m ers I was raised In Ihr all nolsr but thrrr's no sub­ sonlh and used lo southern stance In any of It. Srm inolr things. riding snowmobllrs Is a typical high school. The and skiing wrrr nol my n ip of kids have lots of school spirit Ira.* In spile of all of this Semi­ Hark down to Florida they nole has tradition and warmth Ilrr time al Seminole has brought happiness and shr wants lo contlnur to makr things happen for hrr school. No goals for running for pub­ lic oiflria) or senate are In her future but maybe In trn years rrtlrrm m l does sound good. She does miss one thing. Ihr closeness with the students. When you become principal she says you give up vm ir o f that. with students that still say yes sir' and 'no sir.' Il Is my home and I love It. ‘ said Schapkrr *Whrn you put 2.000 kids together, nothing Is going to work perfect. Every school has its problems. Srminolr gels an undeserved percrptlon.* Continued from P ifa 0 * H O M E I t lR III. W A T E R RIRT1I. V R A C : W7rV X otoahome ' likr~ *ftttn£ whtn v«>m can *jfe/v birth in the *ancht\/ of your invn hemic * SENSIEIIT. GENTI E C.YSECOI DC.Y: M olncrnt through mrtiojtautal V S O S S U R G I C A l U R E A S E E N H A N C E M E N T : A safe natural, o ut rfht l n r alternator to implant« * W I I I H IS TIC T A M 11V M E D I C I N E . Natural apjmUi h to w«h / health (thillen^r* Sara LicMing. C N M Certified Nurse Midwife Bruce Vimkas. AP Acupuncture Physician Srhapkrr expressed that was Ihr liardrsl move shr had made. C o n s c io u s C a r e W O M EN I? S CEN TER 4 0 7 -3 3 1 -8 3 3 3 m m u i III W Magnolia Mr.. 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I _ . •• • �1 - Sanford H euld - Sunday June 22. 1997 - Bargain Hunter • Thursday June J * 1997 Future doctors prep at Seminole By KELLIE WERNER Herald Stall Writer Ding the whipping twy of SertiliKile County Schools. Seminole 1 School has taken many steps inward improving it s image. One of those steps has In-en the implementation o f the Health Academy, the only health care magnet program in the county. 'When we went to I hr School Hoard Superinten­ dent with the idea.* said Seminole High School I’rlncipal Cretrhen Schapker. "magnet programs were a fairly new Idea Nancy Jul­ ian was our Health Occupa­ tions Specialist and I en­ listed her help In writing the grant We already had a technical preparation p ro­ gram In effect here and the academy was a natural evolution from there " Horlda was beginning to realize the benefits of mag­ net programs nl that lime, especially In the health rare Industry. Wuh seven mil of every 10 Jobs relating to the field In some way. the stale was very open to the idea til a Health Academy. Once the grant was re­ ceived. Schapker's and Jul­ ian's work had really |ust begun Instructors had to he trained In teaching more specific areas of health care. Six Registered Nurses were hired and brought onto the campus to work with the kids. In addition, labs and computer rooms were needed for hands mi train Ing for the students. Luckily, addl’ lons were a l­ ready living made to Semi­ nole High School when the Health Academy grant was received Modifications were made to the plans and the Health Academy building became a quick reality Fite only things that were needed then were comm ti­ nny support and students 'When we went mil Into the rommunlty to find health rare professionals to help with the program,* Julian, who Is now (he Di­ rector of the academy ex plained. 'Everyone kepi asking us where we had been Everyone we con­ tacted was so supportive and willing to give freely of their lime We've been able to obtain guest speakers, teaching help, |<>h shadow­ ing locations and clinical study labs all from the gen erosity of the health rare community * Schapker and Julian went Into the middle schools in Seminole and Orange Coun­ ties and distributed Informa Hon about the academy Academy students are transported by bus from their original school to the academy and hack again in the evenings There are even activity busses that will lake the kids home il they are in volvrd In after school actlvl ties. Everyone who was inter­ ested was welcome to apply, but there were and still are several prerequisites (or ac­ ceptance. First. |he student must have no lower than a "C* In any class In addition good attend.mi e and dlsi iphnr are important factors Ft (tally. I he student must write an essay . i I h i i h why he or she would like to Is- a c­ cepted to the academy and their plans for a liilurr in health care Interest its the academy was overwhelming, and a l­ though there were many quallhed candid.lies, only 7S students from Ixith Semi­ nole and Orange Counties could Is- admitted the Itrst Anti-Aging & Chelation Therapy year In every year sim e Ill’ Ll however l.r>n students have beru acteplrd lulu the magnet program nils year marked the tirst tour year graduating i lass to coitte througli the program 'We are most proud ul the lari that 10O c of our gyadu ales have gone on to some type of secondary educa lion ' Julian said Whether or not they remain in the health rare held is up to thrill, bul at least they are gaining further eilueatlon in some realm and have a gre.il medli al base In t arrv with them ' How do the students gain Hus base? 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I f^jl T h e D then “ H e rb a l F e n -F e n ” You may bene/it from EDTA Chelution Therapy if you leant to reverse or prevent the following: A n op Iasty/By puss z\nKinu/Lej> Pain Arthritis/Lupus Diabetes Hodges Joe Granam and Canssa Cart at facility on the Sominoto campus Sominoto High School Health Academy students mdudo From tofl Brooho Francis Lindsay 434 Center (Winn Dixie) • 979 W S.R. 434 H i Corner ot Rangeline Rd & 434 • Longwood floury Mon I n I0-7 m •w .'w 3 3 9 - 3 3 8 8 _ on*> m ;»/ �fo'fj M«ftl<] . Sunday Jun« 22 1997 - Mu«t»c - Thu'Vjjy Ju"« 2# t997 - t Health Continued from Pi|( g pl.ilnrd. "Is i Im i ii is a mar rugr «>l academic s and health c.crr technology [h r focus i > l the ac urir my is to prrjkcrr Ihr student to rntrr prr m ol in college and tiavr a tirad start not to fall out of thr first vrar of rnrd sc tiool Hut tfirrr is a liasr that tfirv ran lakr with thrm and tiuilil u|«m * Allrr Ifir frrsliinan and sophomore yrars u h lili arr SJK-III pnitiarilv willi (hr rorr rnnlu.il trrminologv and anatomy <lassrs ihr sllldrnt selects a lonplr of arras ol intrrrsi and Ihry Iwgm to |oh shadow Stiulrnts arr alilr to s|»rnil llinr with Ifir diM tors and srr exactly wliat thrv do on a dally basis fills is Ihif •• one llmr >IhiI vthrrr l fir sliiifrnl really doesn't fwiirfit from thr ryprrtrncr Julian works wtih rath stuilrnl on an Individual ha sis to mail h tfirir Intrrrsts with tfirir strengths and give (firm an op|M>rtuniiy to usr ImiiIi to tfirir advantage [fils i.irrlrs m rr Into thru srnlor vrar wfirn tfiry begin to do tlirlr i llnirals "The |»ur[>osr of rlinitals Is to takr all of ihr know I rdgr Ihry havr Iranird in tfirir classes and Job shad owing and apply It to hands & on experiences.* Julian saiif W r havr had studrnts wall fi and partlc lpalr In frirtfis. surgery. autopsies and most Importantly pa llrnt rrlattons * f’atirnt i arr is thr most important asprit of hralth <arr and through 'oh shad owing and i llnirals Dir slu drills lirlng lo Irani rnm passion and real raring for Hir pallm ts "liir most Interesting jiart of ihr aradrrnv Is Ifir i lim <als (fiat wr do our srnlor >rar * Josrpfi (.raham said I plan on going Into radlol "O and I was able to shadow t t i r in hull Ians and radiologists at Wintrr I'ark Hospital Wr did an ultra sound on my kldnry in rllllli als and I was ahlr lo Irall/r exactly wfiat ttir pa llrnt was going through * Ifirrr arr ifirrr main ar ras of Intrrrsi Ifiat Ifir studrnls <an pursur Thr nursinit assistant track Is lor tfiosr studrnts wlio wish to no Into thr ar ras of nursing Tfirrr Is also an Allird Hralth track which Incorporates all other arras of medicine surh as general plat tier, specialized proles sloiis pharmacy and o p ­ tometry New lo thr arad nny Is thr Dental track, wfirrr students are able lo Job shadow dentists and get clinical experience tn that area Wfiat exactly do the stu­ dents lake with them tn college? *1 have already earned my Certified Nurses Assistant through the academy.* re crnl gradual r IJndsuy Hodges explained *And I have learned so much atmiil medicine and thr hrallh care field Kvra Just from Ihr standpoint of a consumer I can now nndrrstaiid what doctors arr trlling mr and wfiat lo rxjwct from them * Skills that arr learned at Ihr aradrmv not only hrlp Ihr studrnts with course work and consumer rrlatrc! aspects, hut can also hr used lo gain employment Many studrnts nerd to work whllr in collrgr and can usr tlirlr knowledge to work In the hrallh carr held Seminole High School has laid thr groundwork for olhrr schools to develop * Individual Attention * Physical Education * Computer Labs * After School Program * Strong Curriculum * Spanish Classes * Music & Dance "W e Bill M e d ic a re D irect" n: off ----------------- ' | / K , ' U n ifo rm s S h o e s and A c c e s s o rie s (W ith T H is A d ) ■ ‘De.Uue.tif Seituce • OSTO M Y SUPPLIES INCO NTINENT APPLIANCES • DIABETIC SUPPLIES • ALL CONVELESCENT AIDS n n 20% • © United Why 119 Years of Qualify Kdiiealion Rentals & Sales 6 v In all. thr success of thr academy and support of the community havr showm that Seminole High School Is one of the premier sc liools in thr county tPrivate School " 24 raster (Page Home Medical Supplies, Inc. “Your Hometown Company FREE another carrrr This Is not an easy pro­ gram though, and gocxl gradrs. attendance and dis­ cipline arr necessary to re­ main In the program Those students that com ­ plete the program and go on lo college, however, have a Jump start that wdll makr thrtr transition lo college and turd-school a little "\ Med ■Care - magnet programs Over 75 visits arr made to thr acad­ emy every year fry educators Inlrrrstrd In seeing how the successful pilot program has worked and how they ran hrgln working on get ting a similar program in thrtr own schools School Is thr most Impor taut aspect of the whole program 'W r rnakr sure that Ihr acadrmy students arr not entirely separated for the rest of the school* Sc hap krr rxplalnrd T h e y par tlclpalr In thr satnr sports and r lu Its and makr friends outside thrtr hralth classes Kvrn if the stuilrnl drcldrs that Ihr Health Academy tsn t (or them they remain at Seminole because tfirv like wfiat wr re doing hrrr * Although there .err some casualties in thr program, most of that Is due to fami llrs moving and studrnts dre tiling on thrtr own that prrhaps they would prefer rnivorsily Seminole* P a rk T o w no ( V n l o r Age 2 thru grade S R 1700 West • • First Street Sanford 4 ) * Traditional 3 R’s * Small Classes * Field Trips * Hot Lunches * Arts & Crafts * Swimming Pool * Summer Camp Age 2 thru grade 5 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 10250 University Blvd. 100 Aero Lane (407) 657-7277 (407) 324-1144 Seminole Airport ren ter Age 2 thru grade 8 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 650 E. Airport Blvd. (407) 323-6771 A tiT tn liftH l b y ALSF H tN iiK n i/ f H l l» y 4S& •V. .\iition u l C ou n cil f o r l* riv u n » S ch oo l A c c r c tlila lio n �to - SanMrd Hersid - Sunday, June 22. 1W? - Bargain Munlar - Ttiursday. June 26. 1997 vfc /VSy H eaung W aters W orship C enter St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Currenil) Meeting At ( (J y E X P ER IEN C E AND SHARE TH E (f ^ JO Y & LO VE O F JE S U S C H R IS T Sunday Services: 8 am and 10 am Chnstian Education 9 am (all ages) Nursery Caro from 9 am Children's Church: 10 am Wodnosday Eucharist: 7 pm Fr. B L Barge, Rector 700 Rinehart Road • Lake M ary • 444-5*73 The Garden Club of Sanford 200 Fairmont at 1 7 4 2 for more information 323-8127 SATURDAY MASS 4 PM & 5 30 SUNDAY 7 45 AM 9 AM (S pan.yi) 10 30 AM 12 Noon Mass SundayWorship 10:30 f Sunday 9: IS l h . ----- \ c* BOO S. Oak Ava. • S a l a d • (407) 322-3795 WORD OF LIFE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11:00 l b . 6 :0 0 p .m . Hfd. 7:30 p,n. Ph./Fax (407) 322-6332 HIH Sanford Atrnuc. Sanford. FI. 32"” I M P-32VXM H (D is c ip le s o f C h rist) 1607 Sanford Are. Sanford. FL 9 a a lm : jC u v u id c t J g m f f Sunday School Worship 5650 Wayside Dr.. Sanford. FL. 9:45 am 11:00 am Everyone Is Welcome In Our Congregation' L i (Exit 51) West, First Slrrrl v On I.eft One Mile Nursery lYovIded • Handicap Access A FRIENDLY CHURCH FOR FRIENDLY PEOPLE yy 1 \\>ckiv\ r A s s a n b l > J A L L SOULS C A T H O L IC CHURCH ■ H/icrr the Healing tl.rfrr o f Gads im r F7iiun* 1 | Elder Johiudnin Henderson. Pastor 1 00 0 m 10 00 i m UVi« Set'll O x Httutryi 1101 m 6 00 pm lit Sunday t«* lo*dl Super' /JOpm 2nd % UtnWuftun Wsdty fitjuttl Dry tmt Own* Uirfii PutpoM togni n o p m ltd Sundry Pntota Bittr Shtdt V«n n tm SanUy roidh Dry 0«1nn»Cn7t Clot i n s<fldfy tHowme md WfJnrvtrr tl itm ul nxttwnt CMdttn 6 00 p m W vln Seiwo) Uomng A'j'Vie Wring Woittn frtning Ser.ict NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIANCE CHURCH 301 Markham Woods Road • Longwood Patron Tins Mrrri S lS D A t Cekhrjik>n Seri k e t.Sunday School ....... . Pnyrr ____S k 10 JO AM _______ 9: JO AM 600PM . TUESDAY 5ml* Force ■Y< ini 7QQPM W1PWB1DAY Firmly Smicrt Ages 2-4 TUES •WED. •THUIRS CALL FOR DETAILS ‘Reaching ‘Reat Families fur Christ" Sunday School.............9.00 a m. ---------------- 7:00 PM Gntfaqasa. frate Putv. 774-6777 or 7T4-6TTS Ifoil 1475 DUoa Kd. miu ihe ( u n t i l lire* fusuQft IAjPi2*rt So&vtvori) Our god n 10 rctih. loth, equip, end ‘end people I oogwuud. n . 31776 ino«m W W orship................................ 10:15 am . Evening W o rs h ip ........6 00 p m . 869-6072 . ma . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SANFORD LONGW OOD CHURCH O F CHRIST 1018 N. HWY. 17-92 (1 Mile North Of Hwy. 434) “In the H ea rt o f the C ity " Between 3rd & 4th SL & Park & Oak/Downtown Sanford, FL SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 p.m. Phone 407-322-2662 Fax-407-322-2664 Rev. Bruce B. Scott, Pastor For Further Information: 407-324-4338 407-323-5830 V IS IT O R S A L W A Y S W E L C O M E Sunday Church School IO OO am. Sunday Morning Worth Ip 1000 a.m. Nursery Senior High Fellowship Wednesday 6 OO p.m. Wednesday Family Night Supper 5:30 p.m. Youth Croups Bucanneers (K-4 Grades) MJddlers (5-8 Grades) Adult Programs Wednesday 6:15 p.m. "Where We Know Your Name' fii 1 �Sanlord Herald - Sund«y. June 72 1997 - Bargain Hunter - Thursday. Juft* X 1997 >11 i f I” A P m ln* Piu^rlw* l*4 322 3352 or 323-0810 SIM>\1 WORMMISKKVKtt* lO.W) am S IM > \) SCIIOOI. 1030am ; 323 8900 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 760 S o n LVry* U*i> Alary fkxxU 37746 Starlight Baptist Church */! H o ly I I Cross Luth eran 3101 W . I l l St., Sanford (407) 322-2914 luwi (h* hnrr.a Pi4.1 Jerry tupK Aim Pnur lat V TVesn U.mrio uI VI.*. JinPipja Untie J >i«S wait 9 )0 am SvnrUy Stfiool 10 10 am WrmMp Setvlc* MOpm Mlihw rt WrvV# with Roy Rangm and Mimonmn ? Wp m Vouch Jamkt S u n d a y W o n t lilp - IO IX I L ik e M i r y IT c iu cm .iry S c I h m i I L ik e M j r y lllv t l M C rn in lry C lu li l(il 2525 OAK AVE. • SANFORD M m its fnttn Ikiln/ (JiniiU Vun C ornerstone jfl B l*«ul H o v e r I I HdviJ Scftiihrt^r SER V ICES: Church r h im v (40 7) 3 3 3 -0 7 9 7 Sa1utd.ii. 5--30 P.M. • Sunday ............... K I I I A M . Cdltf# !*nuk j mJ Sunday S chool.........9:15 A .M . f tikm%k\p\ititOffI* Worship Service.........9; 15, 10 3D E Jfmert ftlnitct) ffcktljotntft Cljurclj Family Oriented Bible Believing Church' Soul Winning BusMinistry Children's Programs Active Teens Sunday School 9 30 AM Morning Worship 10 30 AM Sunday Evening 6 30 PM Thursday Evening 7:30 PM 190 E. Bahania Rd. Winter Springs. FL (4 0 7 ) 696-5110 Independent •Fundamental ^ 4 - S Or Glervi C Riggs. Pastor C « r f H | . NS h « r l R | 1 •••and Grouting in Grace GRACE ANTED METHODIST CHIRCH 111 PUtk AVEM 199fmen (M U JaV tfary • J2tU:i SW ARD. KU Will \;Ci77l 322-4371 1‘ n tK HiuhrlA Vn*ir Miller „ -:"4 DAVID A. I.IDDELI. PASTOR V w n y L u ll .Mary & W Vurii Worship Service 8:25 10:55 AM 499 N Country CluO Rd LAKE MARY (1 Mile N ol Lake Mary Blvti ) __________ 122-1472 SI a?, mi r r< Tra d itio n a l R om an C a tholic C'hapcl m & T iiu n u u ) T k . T i/ td il ‘vTiucuftli TFka Pduw © ( ''Dtfatinookipa MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In o ilc s You To C o m e W orsh ip W Uh Us Yrrtilr. akicrinut' 'J it * i’j i Jh Ct~£ jf 2#* I ilnwat Orix l» .UiU .V »! fU« WarU) 1st & 3rd SUNDAY 6:00 PM . Traditional Roman ( albotk Mam • TrUirntine I atin Su/frJ By TV Society of Si Piui X • Infccmanfi 172 1007 anfnrd Christian Church SUNDAY SERVICES 900am........ Bible School 10-13 am....... ...Worship 6 00 p m. ..Family Hour MONDAY 7:30pm...... Men* Sludy Group WEDNESDAY 700 pm....... Adult A Youih 730 UPSALA ROAD • 322-0980 JJ). SKUROVES JOE CAPUTO Sr. Minuter Youth Minister STEVE MARION Minister of Education CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH 5210 Markham Woods R d. Lake Mary • 333 2030 390 Longwood-Lak* Mary Rd., Lake Mary • 324-4433 Worship This Sunday 9:00 A M. or 10:30 A.M. Children's Ministries * Contemporary Style • Uplifting Messages -s SUNDAY SCH OO L 9:00 Dr James ft Cot, Sonny Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 9:00 & 10:30 am 56-152 N3 JR h p A MINISTRY OF TIIE SANF 0IID (T IIU S T IW ( HI K O I I I U SANFORD CHURCH OF GOD SO 1 W. 22nd SL, Sanford 322-3942 SENIOR PASTOR. WESLEY L BAKER SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45 Am. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10 45 a m EVENING SUNDAY SERVICE 600 p m. WEDNESDAY SERVICE 700 p.m. WEEK DAY DAYCARE AVAILABLE STEVE MARION, Administrator CLASSES OPEN FALL OF 1997 C ALL 322-0980 LEAVE MESSAGE FOR A COMPLETE PACKET ACADEMY OFFICE OPEN THIS SUMMER Home Of Koaiaty Kare Learning Center • 323-1010 '■M'Wf*jf*PfA SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (PRESCHOOL - GRADE 12) 321-2723 �11 - Sentord Herald - Sundry June 21. t W - Bargain Hunter - Thursday. Ju«« 26, 199! Cultural capital of Central Florida? You don’t have to head for Orlando to see the best in arts and culture By DAVID PRAZIIR Herald S U M Writer i Members of the cast of Secret Garden, appearing at the Ritr Theatre m Sanford, make up just one of several acting troupes in the Sanford area which maks rt a true theatrlcaf hotspot. Orlando can’t havr all Ihr fun. Our town deserves u little too Culturally speaking. Sinford stand!, at the bottom nino of the ladder In most outsiders' ryes They do not know how rich our offrrtng to the cultural enrichment of our community Is Sanford and Lake Mary are nrg.iilvrlv labeled In fact, a young lady pointed out In conversation. "That place ISanford/Dikr Maryl needs some culture.* Well, we havr some, thank you very much. Art. music and thratrr are here. People just havr to look a bit harder. And with the historic dis­ trict and the modem city area. Sanford supplies a perfect backdrop for film and television companies who wish to work here. Film and Television Due to certain constraints, the Film and Television Commission, whtch Is a branch of the Frnnomlr De­ velopment Commission, could not say which fealurr film project Is coming to the area. Hut. rest assured. Hollywood Is hovering upon the Seminole County limits once again. *Wr love thrm |the film and television groupsl.” said Wanda Kelly. President of The Real Florida Castle Cost $50,000 or $500,000 Let Crown Bank Finance It For You N atum lh „ J o h n s * /lfc>_ c O tit e i \ T o o 1* Lowest Rates In Years! Call fa r an Appointm ent Today/ He*tere else *orid ml you see sucti beae*/ On anygnentiy you m fi see term, egrets, baUeagles. M *u art] osprey, manatees. aUtgatcn. osis. w*f hogs, peer, andwen moret Crown Bank A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK - B 105 Live Oaks Gardens Casselberry. FL 32707 2 HOUR NARRATED NATURE AND ECOLOGICAL TOUR TOURS: 11:00 A.M. TO 1P.M. & 1:30 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 2 6 0 -1 0 0 3 10UAI HOUSING LENDER the Greater Sanford Cham ­ ber of Commerce The two Industries have u(lli/rd the area before From a mail* • lor TV Hallmark movie to this year's big screen offer mg. Kosemood. Sanford seems to attract the show 1 )1/ *We love to liave und see Sanford on die screen,* said Kelly. *11 also brings money Into the area * At the Film ant! Television Commission a profile Is on hand for any prospective suliors who wish to make use of the area The C om ­ mission services about lour counties Seminole being one of them. ‘ Sanford ran be 'Anytown USA’,* said Kelly referring to what the city, potentially, offrrs. K r s k lr n t s are should ex­ pect to see such activity going on in their backyards After all. Central Florida has two companies with s o u n d s ta g r s - Disney und Universal • that could also go out Into Ihe various coun­ ties for location spots. *Wr need more of It." Kelly said Don't worry. It's coming Th e a te r: Sure. Sanford dors not havr a facility like Ihe Hob Carr Performing Arts Center, wherr big thruinra! productions like The Itumlom oj du- Opera or Miss Saigon can tic staged Hut. Sanford dors havr theater See Culture. Page 13 AIR BOAT TOURS AVAILABLE 4255 Peninsula Point m m g t O ttL A N D T O a t o r L a n d in g O r lllm l flfv e r s / d e Enjoy ifiilictfHj* loulhofn faro anti fh« Modi Florida" whiHn rutciting in our dinmg room or on our hpactou* fJoe hi ova f looking lh«» » c o n e SI Jonna Rivorl S P E C IA L T IE S Srsoe>l». I* f inywritcHUi Fifth Gfoopvr. Oetur. Qrtttatf fihrknp 0*0 Ui h u w i i , Wh» f Lutai P hi Wwm ier Lunch Spactala HOURS: TUIS. - TH I SUM. 1110 S P H m i SAT. 11 JO to PM. DAILY LUNCH & SPECIALS L iv e M u sic On T h e D e c k Friday. Saturday & Sunday H A P P Y HOUR Tues -Friday 4 6 • $1 longnecks (At Oeteea Bridge), Sanlord (407)330-1612 �I 'l l Sanlord Herald • Sunder June 72, 1997 * Bargain Hunter - Thursday, June 28. 1997 - I I Culture* Continued from P i| i I I In fact. Sanford 1* laced with it much deeper sente of llte an II teems Seminole Community College hat a si rood Performing Arts dr pari men i fieiuled ley the strong leadership ol Dr Karen Cupp and a talented (p-oup of larully stall and students litis Ihrre are several other groups within Ihr area like the Hit/ Diea ter. the Wrklva Klver (la y ­ ers, the Orlando Theater lYoJert and the Troupe of Slher Stars However, no one should forget altnut the area puhllr schools that also put on Ihetr renditions of theater flie Hit/ Tliealer Is a se <ret Sanford prodigy Set tied In lhe downtown his torte district. Ihe Hit/ Ihea ter brings a culmination of local talent w1ih outside ac­ tors and actresses llte Hit/, recrntly, finished a "sjcressful nut of Ihe classic play. The Secret Garden Tills play drew Ihe majority o( Its talent from the Uni verst Iy of Central Florida's Dieatrr Department. Di­ rected l»y Fret! Wogrrs. a UCF D ieatrr department employee himself, the play also Incorporated local rhtl<lrrn to fill the main roles I’dor to Garden. fkiting Aftss Driest/ also used locals In thr main roles and was directed try Seminole Community College graduate. J J. Hitscella. Nonsense will he the in-vt production tor Ihe Hit/ and It wilt lie direr ted hy lingers. D ir Kit/ D ira irr Is an o n ­ going construction pro|rct Its renovations continue, but. nrxi door In the First Strrrt C.allrry, Is where the plays lake place It Is also a gallery lor local an Isis to display their works of art Thr Orlando Theater Proj­ ect, a non profit organt/alion In residence at SCC. draws Its talent from both Ihe professional [mol and also the students from Ihe theater department. Its b u ­ rst production, A farm »i Winter, contained both pros and students producing a crowd plrusing, harmonious rfTort In addition to O TPs presence on campus, the V ^ T O R IA N Lori Stufcbi#r»4<] ERA Handcrafted Heirlooms • Collectables • Fenton Glass ihratrr drpartmmt has had a satisfying srason with such standouts as Thr f trio's Kudin f four and Krrtrlrss Thr Wrktva Htvrr lla yrrs and thr Troupe of Sllvrr Stars arr two alternatives to Ihr local sernr of Ihratrr. fhcsr two troupes offrr dlffrrrni vrnurs, and Ihry both arr close to Ihr area Hrmembrr. tfirrr arr also produrttons at Sanford and take Mary sc hoots as wrll Matte: Thr lunrs Ho.it through ihr air in Sanford and Lake Mary Whether It !»r rock'n'roll, country, d a s steal or )(U/ and rhythm'n'blurs, our cities arr hip to thr lirat. man! Tsunami llrarh Club brings In big rock arts like Illur Oyster Cull Foghal. Nlckrl Hag and Warrant, bill It also brings in country arts like lilarkhawk. John Anderson and Marty Stuart. Manage­ ment has changed at times but Tsunami has pretty much kept up with Ihr mid si/r concert vrnurs. whether ihry arr inside or outside Tsunami was even thr loca­ tion of Ihr rock station. 101.1 WJHRs. Kart Inlay Hlrthday that hinted out an rnormous rrowd. Even though thr club experienced complaints front locals, thr outside concert was a suc­ cess. Sanford's storied land­ mark. D ir Itam. has enter­ tained country music crowds for years D ir Ham has lirrn thr host of huge coun­ try names like Garth Hrooks. Tammy Wynrtir, George Jones and. recrntly. llte Charlie Daniel's Hand Die Ham Irlrs In grab talent as they come into the re­ gion It they are available, thru Die Ham tries their ljest to accommodate ihetr audiences with Ihe Itesl country music has to oltrr D im thrrr is King Snakr Hr cords who has several events where they showcase local Ja/z and blurs talents. Dir cumpany has put on big events where Ja// and blues Ians could come out to not only enjoy the music, but to oiler a festival like atmosjthrrr with food, drink and fun. D terr are other groups In ihe area that also contribute heavily to Ihe cultural en­ richment of Sanford and l-akr Maty. Whether It be the generous benrvolrnrr of Kay Hariliolomew, proprie­ tor of ihe First Street Gal Irry or the strong supporl of area culture events from Our House and Hook Store, the performing arts arc taken seriously In Ihe lawns we live In. So wake up! Wake up and see what has been here all along S u n n ilan d •Antiques • Florals • Art • nodal Items G I H H t G I S J H Y SERVICE 3657 Lika Emma Rd., laka Mary Canter • 333-0655 IMIJ Thinking of New Carpet? We’ve Got it Covered! 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June 26, 1997 Past is present at Sanford Museum of which date back to I6CO. are available lo Ihe general public to read In a room set aside for the purpose at Ihe museum. Prior ar­ rangements arr recom ­ mended. H ie exhibit also In­ cludes numerous maps and photographs showing the town In various stages of development. One can see Sanford lie fore the bulk­ head built along Like Mon­ roe was back-filled adding several blocks to the town Thousands of negatives and photographs which were donaled try ihe VIn The Sanford Museum, with celery stalks as pillars, is open daily and serves as a fasctanting tnp Into the past Herald Staff Writer a* V Lrt a visit to the Sanford Museum lake you back In lime to the late 1800's, a lime of adventure and great optimism on Ihe part of American entrepreneurs. II was a time of south­ ward expansion for the Un'led Stales and Industri­ alists such as Henry Shel­ ton Sanford saw the poten­ tial for profit In this water­ front property located at the southernmost point of navigable water along the St. Johns River. The museum provides a cross sec Ilona) view of Ihe development of Sanford, documenting the founding of the town, along wllh the trials and tribulations of early settlers and the Tlmucuan and Seminole Indians displaced by them. A large portion of the museum Is dedicated to Henry Sanford who founded the town, and his family. It Includes a re­ production of the Sanford family library which In­ cludes books and furniture from Ihelr home In Connectlcut. The books, some a m. to -I p m and Salur day from I -I p m Adm is­ sion Is frrr Group tours arr available tiy appoint­ ment For more Infomialion, call .'W'M) Sfi'iH. H ie museum Is Indy a treat and Ihe curator, Allrta Clarke. Is a wellspring of information. The museum ts open Tuesday through Friday 11 rent family are also stored at Ihe museum, many of which .ire now on display Also on exhibit Is a large collection of period clothing. paintings and mechanical devices. One exhibit Is a Snapping P»rlle Liwnmower. ihe flrsi self-propelled mower and a forerunner of Ihe modem Snapper Mower. The working gasoline mower was designed and buill in Sanford In HISS. The museum also In­ cludes a collection of newspapers and magazines from early Sanford, in­ cluding microfiche versions of the Sanjord Herald. An old pharmacy labeling machine is |osi one ot many histone arti­ facts at the Sanford Museum S pecializing In H onda Factory Recommended Services • Import and Domestic • Quality Service • Affordable Pricing • Factory Trained Honda Technicians • Call For Other SpecialsI DAVE GRIFFIN AUTO SERVICE COUPON I SPECIAL W/COUPON I OIL CHANGE } UP TO SOTS . 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Juf>* 22, 1987 - Bargain Hunt* - Thursday, Jon* 28, ’*87 - 18 The British are coming to Sanford ■ v MARIA O R IM Herald Slat* Writer The Or Iambi Sanlnnl Air |M>rt ha* n iin r a long way ■dill r I.ih I year ll cunt tonne* in grow liy amt Ixiund* as ll I* exprcted lo w rlcnm r <|im<- in one million jia w n Kefs this year Since Uni April when thr airport opened II* door* to inlernallonal arrivals I here liavr liern m any r h a n fln In ■hiding .1 new conlrol lower a welcome and visitor Infor­ mation center, an Internaiinn.it terminal, a domestic terminal, car rrnlal facilities and a shuttle hits service W h e n the a ir p o r t Hr si o|ienril In 1042. It served as a flight training lacllily tor the U ntied Stales Navy Alter World War II. the airport was turned over lo the C ity ol Hanford until Ihc 1950* when ihe Navy attain took jm**r* sloti and operated I h r lai lilt V as a training b » r lor llghlri attack and reronnaissancr am rail In I1HV9 tin City ot Sanliml attain acquired the airport ami In 11170 created nr •• IO *#■ Odaodo Sanford Airport is homo to (fights from a* over the world It Is an mtomationai (ravel destination the Hanford Airjiort Authority. Since that tune the airport operated as a civilian far llllv handling ln>ht aircraft and some pas sett|(er Jets T h e larije passenitrr planes did not star) Ilyina 1(1 until the early UHNN The Airport Anihnrtly em ­ p loys tielween I V tO and 1.700 (irople ami there are alKMit no tenants, numerous hangars. >11111 building* Hint >llrd nil Ihr I .MOO-acre fin lilty. Thr .iit |mirt ranks l!Mh u.iilunally and fuurtli in ihr *latr (nr International arrival*. Ini In w in it c lo s e ly ht'hlnd M iam i. O rlando and Fort La u d erd a le. A cco rd in g in s ia tlx llr * released In thr federal Avlallnti Authnriiy. t trlandn Sunlnrd Airport I* Ihr 3Mth mint active alrjMirt m operation*. said Strvr Cnnkr. dlreclur of avtallon. "Orlando I* 32nd. so ihry'rr tu>l uhrad hv u great deal.” C n ok eu ld Whal make* It all work here. Cnnkr said. la th.il it t* cheaper and faster. In addition. Ihr airporl ha* fiv e In t e r n a tio n a l g a te s , t we l v e r emot e gate*, a 9.600-foot prim ary instru­ ment nuiw.iv .mil customs sender Passenger amrnlltes I nil nth- a child rare area, cafeteria, restaurant, game room and duly frrr *hnp* An FAA tonirul lower, complete with slate of ihr art radar equipment will hr o jv n ill August T h r re c e n tly cu m plrted welcome crnlrr is a covered m exza n tn r located across from ih r inirrnatlonal irrmhval and next to Ihr car rrnlal l.iciluir* Passenger* may turn in vourheni lo ihr variou s lour operator*. A currency exchange Ixmih i* located nr xl to I he new Visitor In form a tion llon ih . w here Visitors may llnd out all almm Sanford. T h r airport I* .tlxu home lo l h e C o n u i r A v l a I •o n Academ y, a flight training school which operates mil of flvr buildings on Ihr north­ west sldr of the airport with about 300 students. In 1996. the airport handled 63H.327 passengers. 90 per­ m it of ihem arriving frum the United Kingdom. There are about 50 fllghis a week ar­ rivin g at Orlando Sanford Airport Major International carrier* Include Air Tours. C aladonla, Monarch. Britl i t nl a . L e i s u r e . On t he d o m e s tic sid e. Hrnn has llighi* drparimg every day. Casino Air link tiles to Hlloxt. Mi** and Miami Air serves as a local i barter carrier. Th r Airport Authority Is currentl y operating in the black, according to Cooke, wi ih expendllurrs at about $3 mllllun and a net Income of .ihout $250,000 'W e're always In the black bul nol by u whole lot." hr said P l a n * a r e In p r o c e s s , according In Cixikr. for major airline* in come into Orlando Sanford Airport wiihtn the next two years. In addition, representatives from the air|M>rt atilhofily and the tourist See Airport. Page 17 The tiappy *L(ves O B S T E T R IC S GYNECOLOGY & IN F E R T IL IT Y CHILD CARE A family-owned child c arc center, licensed for forty five children, has served the lake Mary area for 13 years l i t J tf OfKNflf! 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M *a Miller fields a grounder during winter softbal play. 9 l This la thr Golden Age for I hr adult athlrtr In Sanford. Since Mike Kirby took over the reins of the Sanford Rec­ reation and Parka Department a few yean-ago. things havr Improved to the point where there has nevrr been more for (he 20-plus athlete to do W ith th e h e lp o f T o m F a r n s w o r t h . R o r k y E llIrgsworth. Jim Scharfer. Tom Kelly and the others in the departm en t, the SRD has Krown by leaps and bounds Less than IO years a|(o there was a men's softball leadin' and a women's softball league None o f the leagues had more than six trams and there were numerous forfeits. Herr Ls a list of some of the adult offerings by the Sanford Recreation Department today: • Men's Softball — Leagues played on Wednesday and Th u rsd ay n ig h t's at both Chase and Ptnehursl parks Also the possibley o f adding Monday and Friday night leagues. Three IO-to-12 week seasons are held. Spring. Fall and l*olar Hear. • W o m e n 's S o ftb a ll — Lragurs played on Tursday nlghtr at both Chase and Plnehurst parks. M ondays and Fridays possibly. • Co-Ed Soft ball — League Florida Hospital and Lee Road Radiology are proud to announce the opening of a new location for your diagnostic needs. system • Chase Park — 3KHont plays on Monday nights, with Fridays a possibitty. • Churrh Softhall — played on Saturdays at either Chase or Pmehurst parks • Flag Football — played on S a tu rd a y s at S an lord Memorial Stadium. • Church Basketball — played on Friday nights In Dan Pelham Gymnalortijin at Sanford Middle Sr hoof • Recreational (no spike) V o l l e y b a l l — p la y e d on Monday nights In Dun Prlham G y m n a tn rlu m at Sanford Middle School. • P o w e r V o lle y b a ll — played on Wednesday nights in Dan Prlham Gymnatnrtum at Sanford Middle School. Each o f the lragurs gener­ ally play three IOdo-12 week seasons (Spring. Fall and Po'ar Dearl. except baskrtball. which plays In the lair spring and late fall Sanford also has an um­ pire's asanrlatlon with morr titan enough (tropic to score and official!* all of the games The SRD also ofTrrs classes for those interested In Karatr. tennis and archery. Sanford also lias several fine facilities, many of which havr seen a lot of Improvements made In the past few years. Among the facilities • Plnehurst Park — 300fool fences, nrw dugouts. new t u r f and a n rw lig h tin g fen ces w ith 10 foot h ig h fen ring and new lights • Lee P. Moore Park — a new lull-use lacillty In Hidden Lakes subdivision that ran he used for softball leagues Also has ten n is and h a n d b a ll courts. • D a n P r lh a m G y m n a to rlu m — a b e a u t ifu l building with an arliflrla! floor big rnnugh lor two crow* rourt b a sk etb a ll gam es o r tw o volleyball games played si­ multaneously • S a n lo r d M e m o r ia l Stadium — former spring training home of Nrw York Giants that is being totally refurbished. New lights, new turf, new seals, new paint Job. new sound s y s te m , new scoreboard. Just to name a few of the Improvement* made in thr last three months ity the lime the project is finished thr stadium will again be a show plare that the whole rounly will be proud of The first thing that will be held at the stadium will be the A S A (A m a t e u r S o f t b a l l A s s o c ia tio n ! M en 's O pen Snflball National*. Ihr world rliampWinshlpfor live big boys of softball T h r stadium w ill house several adult baseball leagues. 6m Adults. Pigs 17 FAMILY VACATION fa f o r t y t r » 4 ffiAHmtkkiU yiA e e n d M fu lh ‘] h jC n ii* $ p c U IH Mniciapncy O fe w / Cwnptawforty nation package* LAKE MART jljp p in S it Telephone 3 3 0 * 6 2 5 2 J j RADIOLOGY t ,A t t/.Jfl I n I In h \ f flllH Hfconiirt •!' t i l l * > t.flit M>tr\ An Affiliate of Florida A Division of Princeton Professional Services, There’s Something Inc. W IL D C T, U lt r a s o u n d , A C R A c c r e d it e d , FD A A pproved M a m m o g ra p h y a n d C o m p l e t e R a d io lo g y rnslln Them There Woods! 1 N ow O pen in the M edPlex office building 4106 W. Lake M ary Boulevard, Suite 106 Lake M ary, Florida 32746 (407) 333-9766 . * • Souvenirs • Collectibles • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot, Lot Morel teuns TUC-SAT » « SUN tl-4 SAW Mill HOURS mon -»w TH IN G S — •=*7 B er/xas r-a. sat so 28625 SR 46 Sorrunto, FL (• 1n IAW* wt Wn)o otUoe Rlyr r n o n rag (352)383*3884 .’.V HUIIJWI 11J'J----' : r r - -f �SanfonJ Herald - Sunday, June 22. 1907 - Bargain Huntar - Thursday. Juna 36. 1007 • 17 Adults- Airport 10 10 la a m ultifold bar* hall/»ofI lull complex to be built some where In the rlty. So Juat krrp your eyr* open, •here arr aurrly a lot m orr Hood Idea* for thr future being f o r m r d d o w n at t h r Downtown Youth Center. th r A d u lt FI a H F o o tb a ll le a g u e *. c o llr g r have ball gam e*. luurnam enl*. runcert*, thr p o M lb lllllr* a ir rndlcM Alan on ih f drawing board next two years. In addition, representatives from the air­ port authority and the tourtst development council continue their marketing efforts to at­ tract more International car­ riers and Investors Last month, airport officials visited Investors from Till, a Itrltish firm which Is arrpilr- Baseball' will be ready far the nation's biggest softball tournament, to be played In August. The grandstands may not be ready for uae and temporary bleachers will seat Cana from all over the country, but It will mark a new be­ ginning. The softball tournament Isn't the only attraction coming lo town. Ctty offi­ cials are negotiating to bring an Independent minor league team to town and. of rourse. It will still remain home lo the Sanford Babe Ruth league. The past was wonderful, but the future shows that there's still some life In thr Grand Old Girl of Sanford baseball. 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The Central Florida Z o o ­ logical Park Is s hidden Jrwel on U.S. Highway 17-92 at the far reaches o f Sanford In Lake Monroe. Thr /oo Is home to l«in - ' deeds animals, ranging from rare clouded leopards to more common Florida allgators. "There's quite a variety of animals out here.’ said An­ drea Farmer, director of marketing and public rela­ tions at the /oo. Thr zoo started off with tum ble roots In downtown. It used to be located down­ town where City Hall Is now. but moved In the early 1970s to the present loca­ 1 tion Much of the property Is undeveloped, but Hie /oo has developed a tidy facility with a winding boardwalk. Though the rxhlblls began with animals In rages, the move has been toward more natural environments, even Inside rages. Corporate sponsorships of various animal exhibits have made It possible for the /oo to arqulre some unusual and rare animals. CHIS. for example, gave the zoo the money It needed to open the South Afrtran Porruplne exhibit, which contains a large group of Ihe gtant porcupines and a realistic looking environ­ ment that resembles the A f­ rican landscape to which the animals are Indigenous. "We look for corporate sponsorship to help in bring more interesting and rxotlr rxhlblls to the facil­ ity.’ said too director Fat Posey. Individuals also supporl the /oo through member­ ships and through thr vari­ ous Adopt-An Animal p ro ­ grams. Thr adoption programs help give the community Ihe opportunity to help pay for Ihe rarr and feeding of Iheir favorite animals. As part of Ihe adoption, t ie "parr tils* recrlve a photo of lheir little |or big) one as wrll as Information about Ihe critter. At the heart of the zoo's mission Is education. The animals arr shown in a way that their environ­ ments becomr plares of learning abpul not only animals, but also geography and othrr arras of interest. The zoo's education class­ room Is a popular drsllnatlnn for children who havr the opportunity to visit thr ALL VEHICLES M U S T GO! • ALL LATE MODEL VEHICLES • UP TO 7 YR. OR 100.000 MILE WARRANTY • TRADE-INS WELCOME • WE CAN HELP ANYONE WITH FINANCING SAMI:0«0 . W A AUTO TC W *€ C IW T »f • AA K A AN fllV O ? 1 1--- 1t U A *K ■ STENSTROM, McINTOSH, COLBERT, WHIGHAM & SIMMONS, P.A. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Tho monkey oxhitxt at the Sanford Zoo n always popular among studonts who make field trip* to the /oo a regular part of tho aca domic year. facility. There they havr charier to meet many of wild animals "up rlose personal,* touching holding thr previously touchable creatures. Tire education dr(>artmrnl Is statTrd almost rntlrrly by volunteers who give up (heir lime to Irani alroni Ihe ani­ mals and alHHit how to teach others about them. Volunteers make up much of the staff at the zero. They are trained to answer ques­ tions and In deal with thr publir. Zoo officials said the edu­ cation program Is consid­ ered one of Ihe best In thr slate They have plenty of volunteers, hut Ihrrr's al ways room (or a frw more. Thr /cm Is located at 11755 U S Highway 17-92 In Like Monroe. Thry arr atsuit two miles west ol Sanford or less ihart a mile east of In­ terstate 4. H ie larlllly Is ojien from 9 a in until 5 p m seven days .1 week They are closed on Thanksgiving and Christ­ mas. Admission Is $7 for adults. $-1 for seniors (60 and older), $.1 for children ages six to II and free for chil­ dren under the age of two. T h e V illa g e (P a in t S h o p p e T h e /te s t in f h it n t a m t so m u c h M o o r e ! 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Only a few knew at that time, dial a location near Sanford wan also under con ­ sideration What If Sanford, had been selected? It leaves much to the Imagination The land under considera­ tion wan near Ihr present niir of the Seminole Tfjwne Center. Not only that area, hut most ol Ihe land adjacent lo Sf< lt> w rit ol Sanford, on Ixith nlden. clear lo Ihe lake front on ihr north It also would have Involved land wr**t o f Iniernlate 4. Ihounandn of acres, What ll Sanford wan sc leclrd? We l>rltrvc that to ­ day. Pt*i7. there would be not Walt Disney had chosen Sanford lie a city railed Sanford Disney would have swallowed It up completely. W'e also lielleve many of ihe people who lived here for a long time, would have moved out to get away from ihe extreme (flitter the tourist Industry provides II Disney would have come lo Sanford, we suspect Uni­ versal Studios, seeking lo lo ­ cale nearby, would now tie In eiiher Lake Mary, jirobably around the AAA building Is. or possibly In the Deltona area, allhough Dike Mary would have had more land available al lhal time for commrn lal/tourixl develop­ ment. lions Further and further east they would have gone, unlil the homes in Sanford were encircled try Disney lnlluerne Die zoning would have changed lo Ihr polnl where the old historic homes would have eiiher been purchased and completely restorrd by Disney, or tom down. The lakefront. A fA IT M E N T S 2450 Hartwell Ave. (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 - 4 3 3 4 Sanford, a 32771 DIRECTIONS: ON 25THSTREET(RT. 46A) BETWEEN 17-92AND AIRPORT BLVD. 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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>, June 22, 1996; <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/92f3a85a1b12a6f6f8d3cb0fbf372069.pdf b9e77ef7f2401246bd5b1408bad5ec1b PDF Text Text J. * FRIDAY ^ PI 5 0 C e n ts Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County atnca 1908 89th Yaar, No . 21S - Sanford. Florida Sanford’s grandest party ever Tbday: Scattered Thunderstorms. Highs In the upper 80s. July 4 Big Bang expected to attract 30,000 TODAY Escaped prisoner caught HaraM Staff Writsr Donna L yn n Davis. 28. who had hern ar­ rested Monday near Altamonte Springs and later escaped while handcuffed In a Seminole C oun ty deputy’s car. was found Thursday hiding In a house on Shell Lane In U k e Mary, a c c o r d i n g to s h e r i f f ’ s s p o k e s m a n E d McDonough. Davis was arrested and charged w llh one count each of escape and possession of drug paraphernalia She Is being held on a 856.000 bond In the Seminole County jail. O u r T o w n S a n fo rd Is p re p a rin g for Its grandest ever Fourth of J u ly celebration with a muslc/flreworks spectacular. Officials expect 30.000 to attend Downtown Sanford Main Street Inc. I« part­ nering the event w ith M IX 106.1 and C O O L 105.9. Central Florida F.M. stations which will broadcast from Ft Mellon Park beginning al 5 30 p.m . on Friday. J u ly 4. T h e fireworks go offal 9:30 p.m. M a in S tre e t P ro g ra m D ire c to r J e n n if e r Slngeiaen said today ih.il arrangements also have been made with Seminole Tow ne Center to provide parking Shuttle buses will operatr from Ihe center lo First and Park. There Is a 83 round trip bus charge. Local merchants are planning a sidewalk sale, and the Rltz Theatre will have a production of the musical comedy Nunsense. "Everyone is Into this year’s celebration." Slngeiaen. " T h e county has contributed and Mayor Larry Dak- has been very helpful and vowed Ihe d l y ’s full support. We expect It's going to be the biggest and best Fourth the town has had In many years I don't know what went on way bock • but there's been nothing In recent years to match what’s on tap.'* Sanford has had J u ly 4 fireworks celebrations >°2* I f " following tbc conclusion of Florida in top 20 Elghl of Florida’s metropolitan areas rank­ ed In the To p 20 in Money magazlnes’s 1997 "Hcsi Plac es lo Live" survey. Three of the areas made Ihe To p 10 list and they are Punta Gorda (41. Jacksonville (9). and Fort Walton Beach II0|. Orlando ranked 18th Key erllerla In the survey Included low crime, clean water ami air. good schools and Inexpensive living All 20 of the slate’s metro areas ranked In the top |(X) Batgirl in town Yvonne Craig, the actress who played llalglrl In the 1960s television seres, HalnUM. will make an appearance Saturday at 10 a m at the Target store In Lake Mary W o r l d W a r ft Oviedo c a r festival •WM The Old Downtown Development Group of Oviedo will host a summer car festival Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Th e festival will Inelude music from Ihe 1950s and 60s. a rain gutter regalia, pine wood derby, prizes and food A n ­ tique and cuslome designed ears will be on display on site ul the crossroads of State road 434 and Central Avenue. State road 426. Geneva Drive and Railroad Slreei. For Information, call Kick Burns or To m Snow at 365 1036. Lake Mary zoning meeting Th e Lake Mary Planning and Zoning Board will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at city hall. IOO N. Country C lub Rd. Included In the agenda will be a site plan review of W K C F T V 18 stations located on the west side of Skyline Drive, easl of 1-4. Applicant Is Am dcv Corp. For Information, call 324-3049. County commissioners to meet T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y C o m m is s io n e rs board will meet Tuesday starting at 9:30 a.in. at the county services building. 1101 Easl First Slrecl. Sanford. Public hearings will begin at 7 p.m. and will Include discussion on ordinances regarding the regulation of alcoholic beverage establishm ents, public n u d ity , and adukt entertainment establishments. Volunteers, donations needed Th e Children's Home Society. 111 North Oak Avc.. Sanford Is seeking volunteers lo work with young mothers lo offer support and en­ couragement. Th e society also needs donations of cribs, bassinettes, strollers, and Infant clothing and furniture. Donations arc lax deductible. T h e society perinatal program offers support and parenting education for pregnant teenagers and first-time mothers. From Staff Rsporta I ____I INDEX .88 Horosoopa... ,8B Movlas.......... OB Psop la ......... .SB Polloa............ ,3B Rallglon........ .SA Sports........... Dr. Qott..................... ,8B T V .................. ■ itllarlal..................... .4A Waathar........ __ ____ _ ________________________________________________________________ ^ Do not go gontlo into that good nlght-.-rage, rage against the dying of the light j - Dylan Thomas T t ir r r y v a r a a g o n o n o s ir t a g if i| the previous year s show that it would be his last as organizer. Th e following year, civic activist V— Sanford has hoatad a flraworfca display all but one yaar ovar the peat several years. □ • as Firew orks, Faga 8 A Adult hearings may be split over 2 days ■ y RUSS WMITB Heartd Staff Writer Seminole County Board of Commissioners Chairm an Randy Morris sent a memo to his frllow commissioners today suggesting that the Warning: R C C carry over Its public hearings concerning ordinance* on public nudity and adull enter­ tainment from Tuesday to Wednesday night next week. "M y suggestion la that we go from 7 p.m . lo no later than I I p.m. on Tuesday night, and come back to make the commission decisions Wed­ nesday evening." Morris said. Morris Is concerned about the board making decisions at 2 a m . the results of which would not be known for another day by the public. C B a e A d u lt. Paga 5 A Confrontation ends peacfully Avoid bank account number scam fro m Staff Reports TA L LA IIA S S E E --F lo rld a Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Dob C ra w ­ ford today urged consumers to avoid being vic­ timised by a scam that promises up to 810 million In return for your bank account n u m ­ ber. More than 50 Florida residents have reported being offered the deal, and Crawford believes that hundreds more undoubtedly have been approached by those perpetrating the alleged scam. To date. Crawford's Consumer Services D ivi­ sion. which takes complaints and handles telephone Inquiries on a variety of scams, has no evidence that any Floridian has fallen for the bogus offer. ‘ Never share your bank account number with someone offering you a product or service,* Crawford said. ‘ If you do. they can raid your account before you know It.* The alleged seam hilling Florida In recent weeks Involves a letter ostensibly from Nige­ rian businessmen who claim they must shelter 825 million or more In oil profits In a bank (n the United States. The letter asks the recipient for hts or her bank account number so they can deposit the funds In the account and promises to share up to a third of the money with the account holder. Crawford's ofnee has referred the scam to The Lake Mary Police Department surround­ ed the home on Country Club Road ol a man who barricaded himself In. According to Lt. Dave Guildford. operations commander of the police department, on Thursday afternoon the man had an altercation with his mother and sister and then threatened to kill himself. The SW A T team entered the living room of the home and took the man, who was not armed and did not oiler any resistance, Into custody. The man was then taken to Columbia Medical Center In Sanlord for a medical evaluation, Guildford said. See Fraud. Page SA Filmmaker makes waves on festival front By DAVID FRAZIKA Herald Staff Weller Nell LaBute. O f course, you don’t know him. Out let me take this opportunity to Introduce you. LaBute Is a talented new filmmaker that has been making waves on the festival circuit with hla movie. In the Company of M m . a cautionary, morality tale about corporate predators. The film has been causing quite a stir sparking discussions and debates about the themes covered. It Is a nearly brilliant film that connects with Its audience through Its characters. LaBute will attend the sixth a n ­ nual Florida Film Festival to pro­ mote his feature tonight at the A n ­ nie Russell Theater at Rollins C o l­ lege. In the Company o j Men will begin at 9:30 p.m. However. I spoke to LaBute a week earlier from his home In Fort Wayne. In ­ diana. lie Is a vibrant man who Indulged me with talk on his biting ‘ dark comedy*. LaBute has been compared with the likes of playwright David Ma­ I .See L a B u te . Page 8 A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �SA - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 20. 199? Howl at the (full) moon to night St. Johns River seeks national designation It ts going to be an odd day. T h e moon Is full tonight and, legend has It. that means that all that Is strange and unusual will occur under Ihe light of the silvery sphere. Th e moon will actually be at Its fullest at 3:09 p.m .. but you won't see It then. I guess. Meanwhile, though. In Fa ir­ banks, Alaska, llie moon Isn't full. Th e sun will still be shin­ ing when Ihe players take the field In Ihe Midnight Sun Base­ ball Game. T o celebrate the Summ er Sol­ stice. an annual baseball game Is played without artificial lights beginning at 10:35 p.m. About 4,000 people are ex­ pected to attend this unusual game. In Sioux City, Iowa this Is the start of Wateriest Weekend. T h is celebration on the river­ front Includes hot sir balloon race!, walerakl exhibitions, live bands, a car show, a vol­ leyball tournament and a street hockey tournam ent. work and academic study to ■y VICKI DsSORMIER help guide local decisions. Herald Senior Stall Writer Graf said the best part of The St. Johns River has Ihe federal designation Is been an integral part of the that the local vision remains Central Florida community central to the plans made since people began moving for the river. southward. Meetings will be held along Today, the river Is more a the river to talk to Invited recreational venue than a rom m untty leaders lo find transportation thoroughfare. out what they want to see It has nonetheless not d i­ happen to the river. minished In Importance. Graf said the vision can Pres. Bill Clinton will soon Include preservation and be selecting 10 rivers maintenance of the com m u­ throughout the country to be nities' cultural heritage, as deslgnateed as American well as economic well-being. Heritage Rivers. Each meeting ts expected The St, Johns River Is a to produce a vision of how great Florida waterway, the river will help the co m ­ supporters of the river said. munities will prosper eco­ It Is central to the life of the nomically. culturally and communities along Its rrcrentlonally. while m ain­ shores. taining the environm ental Clinton Is expected tn a n ­ qualities. nounce this fall which Graf said the communities among America's rivers are surrounding the river will to be given the designation need to show their support of American Heritage Rtvrrs. for the desired designation Those rivers which earn ns an American Heritage that designation will enjoy River. preferential treatment The St. Jo h n s River Water when It comes lo programs, Management District ts ac­ grants and technical assis­ cepting letters of support tance. They'll have a belter through both their website chance of getting federal and Ihclr I’alatka post office dollars for economic devel­ box. opment. for historic preser­ *We want to get these to ­ vation and for for environ­ gether by the end of the mental protection and res­ mouth so we can send them toration. with the whole package to Federal permitting p ro­ Washington." Grar exgrams will be streamlined to pallned. promote local visions of c u l­ At their website tural. economic and envi­ ( http://sjr.stat.fi. ronmental projects along u s/new/nhr_doc» h tml). the the rivers that get the heri­ St. John s River Water M an­ tage river designation agement District can prlvlde "We could get federal a irm plate for letters which 'talent' to help with p ro j­ can he Instantaneously eects." Dill Graf, a spokes­ mailed to them or one can man for the St. Johns River download the letter (or cre­ Water Management District. ate their own) and mall It to In addition. American American Heritage River, Heritage River communities c/o SJRW M D . P.O. Box will have complete access to 1429. Palatka FL 32178the national database of 1429. Having U.S. naval forces permanently based overseas allows the United Stntes Navy to quickly respond to a multitude of crises around the world. Whether a mission Is humanitarian or combat, these forward deployed ships and Sailors can be on scene In a moment's notice. Recently. Navy Petty OITlcer 3rd Class Mario M. Faria, the 25-year-old grandson of W il­ liam and Lucy Ferrer of Oviedo, demonstrated the speed in which the Navy can react to an overseas crisis during a training exercise In the South Pacific. Stationed on the aircraft carrier USS Independence. Faria and the crew deployed • from their home base in J a ­ pan. and within only a few days Joined other U.S. and Australian military units In exercise Tandem Thrust. This massive exercise, which involved more than 28,000 I Sailors and Marines, was . ju d d jn and off the co**t of 1 W rtd tn g s more than three m onths oltT w ill he published fn announcement form without a photo. The high temperature In Sanford Thu rsd ay was 90 de­ grees and the overnight low was 72 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m. F ri­ day totalled 0 Inches. •Sunrise....................6:27 p.m, •Sunset...................... 8:23 p.m. SUN INDEX The Ultra Violet Index IUVI) rating for die Orlando area Is 10. The UV1 levels are rated by the Environm ental Protection Agency. S a n lo r d llc m ld Friday, June 20, 1997 Vol 89. No 215 iPufc»lith«dl Tuetdey through Frida/ and Sunday by The Sanford Herald, Inc 300 N French Ave., Sanford. FI*. 13771 Periodic*! Pottage Pen) el Sanford. Florida end additional mailing offices Postmaster Send address changes lo THE SANFORD HERALD, P O Doe IM F , Sanford FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rafts |Daily A Sunday) 3 Months • Months 1 Year Home Deft eery Mail S19S0 334 00 339 00 34*00 37100 39*00 Florida Resident* must pay 7\ sales I n In addition to rates above. Phone (407) 322-2*11 rtu * U i«w t* * n . A u s t ra lia . |fi|J|ff§ The 80.000 ton Independ­ ence Is homeportrd in Yoko­ suka. Japan. 35 miles south of Tokyo. Faria' realizes the Importance of being based overseas as well as partici­ pating In exercises like T a n ­ dem Thrust. "A forward-deployed carrier battle group Is important be­ cause It projects world power from open sea lanes, and being forward deployed al­ lows us to respond to any major real-world problem In a matter of days." said Faria. Faria. a hospital corpsman. assists Navy doc­ tors and tends to the health care of the ship's crew. Tandem Thrust demon­ strated the ability of the U.S. LOCAL FORECAST Daytona Beach: Waves arc 3 to 4 feet and choppy. C u r­ rent Is running to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and semichoppy. Current is running lo the south wllh a water temperature of 78 degrees. f™ *» More than 5 ,000 people are expected to attend Ihe event over this weekend In Guthrie. Okla., they're celebrating the Sand Plum Fes­ tival. T h e event celebrates Ihe ripening of the Sand Plum, which has been used In tradi­ tional Victorian cooking since the tu rn of the century. Approximately 10.000 people are expected to lake part In Ihe Juried art exhibit, the bed races. Ihe live entertainment, the children's activities and Ihe parade. In Dartm outh. Nova Scotia. nine tents, more than 40.000 people are expeclrd lo find performers, live bands, beer, children's activities and exhibits. Th e event Is held annually on the third weekend In June. And. Just where you wouldn't expect them to back Into the water, mermaids will return to North Webster, Ind. There will be a ram lval and a parade designed to celebrate the mermaid. More than 100.000 people nre expected to take part In the unusual event. Th e DARE program will he the beneficiary of an S C C A sponsored tournament In Gorham . NH. The Mount Washington Sportacar Hlllcllmh |The Clim b lo the Clouds) Is the country's oldest such race. It has been run annually since 1904. About 7.000 people will be on hand to watrh the race. It's a big day In West VI r- glntn. Tills Is Ihe slate's birthday nnd there nre several celebra­ tions to commemorate the slate's admission Inlo the u n ­ ion on Ju n e 20. IH63. West Virginia was Ihe as'” stale a d ­ mitted to the United States. There will be a birthday cele­ bration In Wheeling with m u ­ sic. exhibitions and birthday cake. In Huntington, there will be live entertainment, free b irth ­ day cake, wagon rides, Jug glers. dunking booths, food crafts and m uch more Among the rich nnd famous who are celebrating their own birthdays are actor Danny Air Ho. who Is 64; musician Chet Atkins Is 73: actress Olympia Dukakis Is 66: actor Martin Landau Is nlso 66: singer Cindy "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" La::per ts 11: singer Ann Murray Is 52: und singer Brian Wilson of thr Beach Boys Is 55. S p e cia l to th e Herald Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Sanford Herald ofllce. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. These stories Today: Scattered Thunder­ storms. Highs In the lower 90s. Tonight: Lows In the mUl 60s. Saturday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the low 90s. Sunday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the mid > 90s. Monday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s. Tuesday: Scattered Thunderstorm s. Lows In the mid 70s. Highs In the mid In of O viedo sailor: part of the first line of d e fe n s e G etting married? — there will be a celebration multlculturallsm . It T , *1N avy Fatty <>!ffear SrttClaaa Navy to work With their Aus­ tralian counterparts In n major naval exercise. The month-long exercise also gave each naval service a chance to see different oper­ ating procedures and tech­ niques. ‘ D uring Tandem Thrust, the United States and Aus­ tralia showed that we can work as a team If the time was needed In a real-world crisis." said Faria. "I think It Is Important Tor me and the shop to participate In these types of exercises because It allows us to project world power to keep the sea lanes open. It also shows that we can support allied countries F a ria at in times o! need.* Today. U.S naval battle groups are on station from the Western Pacific and the Arabian Gulf lo Ihe Mediter­ ranean Sea Carriers like Ihe Independence, with more than 80 aircraft anti 5.000 Sailors, serve as a deterrent to potential aggressors ami can respond on short notice (o any crisis around the world. Wlille exercises like T a n ­ dem Thrust keep Faria busy he enjoys bring In the Navy and still has some goals tn accomplish. "My short-term goals are to get qualified as an enlisted surface warfare specialist. My long term goals are to finish up my college degree and receive a commission In the Navy medical Held I also want lo be the best leader I can possibly be anil to be the best husband and father lo my wife and our baby due In August.* said Faria, a fouryear Navy veteran The ability to work handin-hand with foreign military forces allows thr naval serv­ ice to conduct successful joint operations. IJelng for ward deployed ensures that If and when a situation arises, the Navy and Its allies will be able lo rapidly project power and take decisive action against any potential adver­ sary. i S A TU R D A Y 80LUNAR TA B LE: min.. 10:55 a.m .. 11:25 p.m .. maj.. 4:45 a.m ., 5:10 p.m. T ID E S : D syto n a Beach: highs: 12:40 a.m.. 1:12 p.m.. Iowa: 7:04 a.in.. 7:28 p.m. New S m y rn a Beach: highs: 12:45 a.m .. 1:17 p.m .. lows: 7:09 a.m .. 7:33 p.m .. C ocos Beach: highs: 1:00 a.m.. 1:32 p.m .. lows: 7:24 a.m .. 7:45 p.m. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI _ Florida 24 hour leinprrnlnrrs and rainfall al 8 a.m. today: City Lo Rain IU Apalachicola 83 G8 00 Daytona Beach 81 72 tr Ft. Lauderdale 85 75 05 Fort Myers 81 70 .01 Gainesville 79 63 .01 Jacksonville 83 73 .01 Key West 83 73 .19 Miami 81 00 77 Fcnv.icola 84 68 00 Sarasota 90 CO .01 T.ilLili.issee 80 63 03 Tampa 85 72 00 W. Palm Beach 81 74 02 LOTTERY Here are the winning n u m ­ bers selected on Thu rsd ay In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 1 0 1 4 -2 1 -2 3 -2 5 L o tto (Ju n e 14) 4 -8 -2 8 -3 3 -4 6 -4 7 Play 4 1 -6 -6 -7 Cash 3 1-8-0 Concert of Prayer should draw crowds to Sanford From Staff Reports Th e Central Florida area "Concert of Prayer" for the month of Ju n e will be held on Saturday, Ju n e 2 1 s t at Fort Mellon Park, on the shores of Lake Monroe In the heart of downtown Sanford. Th e "Concert of Prayer*, which begins at 7 p.m .. will be held as a conclusion to "Celebrate Sanford Day", a community wide Interactive day with a Job fair, music, ministry, and special speakers from the business. church and governmental sectors. "Celebrate Sanford Day" will be encouraging unity and cooperation to restore our clly. and build stronger homes, and businesses. It will take place between the hours of 10 a.m . to 4 p.m ., and will lead up to the "COP" at 7 o'clock. "Celebrate Sanford Day" Is sponsored by Men In Action and Chrtsllan Help. For Information on how your business or ministry can participate, please call Paul Benjamin at 696-4888. At the COP. we will pray that the pastors In this city will begin to really know each other. Pray * together. Then bring Ihclr congregation's together tn a visible manifestation of the unity of the body of Christ. When pastors and Intercessors begin lo worship together In any community, the power of the spirit causes a mighty move of FUafSMo Prayer is the focus of concert in Sanford God. lives arc changed, communities are healed, and It affects us all. Th e "Concert of Prayer" will bring together those of many races. cultures. and denominations lo pray for each Individual area of our city, particularly lifting up the unity of the families In the Sanford community, and those of every generation, (mate and female, black, while. Hispanic and others) who make up that population. "No more walls...everyone working together* to make Sanford the safe, sound city that It should be. Please come out and Join us on Saturday. Ju n e 21st for "Celebrate Sanford Day" and this month's "Concert of Prayer" at Ft. Mellon Park In Sanford. For further Information call "Concert of Prayer* hotline 679-2645 x 9600 Coordinated by the Central Florida Area Intercessory Prayer Network. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 20. 1997 - 3 A Online pom lands man in jail Domestic violence charged Wallace Lillies. 41. of 1403 W. 13th Place. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Littles was charged with aggravated assault (domestic violence! and arrested at his residence. Report said that Lillies supposedly pointed a gun at hts wife and threatened her with It. Retail theft La keys ha Wilkins. 23. of 11023 Grovevlew Way. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Wilkins was charged with retail theft and was arrested In the 3050 block of S. Orlando Dr. Report said that Wilkins concealed m any Hems before trying to exit a store. Drug paraphernalia found Keith Edenfleld. 41. of O il Park Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police. Kdenfteld was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia uud arrested al Ihe corner of 7lh and Palmetto. Report said that he freely adm lttrd to having paraphrrnalla on him Concealed items recovered Mary llussle. 43. of 11023 Grovevlew Way. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police, llussle was charged with retail theft and nrrrsted In Ihe 3650 block of S Orlando Dr. Report said that llussle concealed, with an accomplice, many Herns before trying to exit a store. Razors in pocket James Colwell. 49. of 9211 N W 25lh Ave . Ocala, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford Police Colwell was charged with retail theft and arrested In Ihe 1510 block of S French Ave. Report said that Colwell hid a pack of razors In his pant's pocket Argument leads to arrests Christina lllnson. 19. of 1221 John Lord St.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday try Seminole County deputies lllnson was charged with battery (domestic vlolenrel ami arrested al her residence. Report said that she got into a physical argument with her llve-ln boyfriend Michael Manclnl. 22. of 1221 John Lord St., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday hy Seminole County deputies. Manclnl was charged with battery (domestic violence) and arrested at Ills residence Report said that he got Into a physical argument with tier live in girlfriend. Incidents A III.irk A Decker Chop Saw worth 8350 was stolen Wednesday In Ihe 100 block of Placid Lake Dr Weapon*. Cds. movies, video games, electronics, hats, clgarrltes and cash worth 8I.H 25 were stolen on Monday In the 4200 block of S Orlando Dr A Magnavos VC R /V IIS and a handgun was stolen from Ihe I 100 block of S Park Ave. on Wednesday. Cell phones and pagers worth 82.OHO were stolen Thursday from a business In the 2200 block of S. French Ave Two boxes of sleuks was stolen from Ihe 1310 block of Roxrellff Clr on Wednesday They were worth 8642. Video games and system were stolen Wednesday In the 120 block of W Coleman Clr. The Items were worth S O M I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— ------* 1-------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let us know The Sanford Harold wonts to publicize your events, classes ana seminars that ore available lo the general public., We d like lo have the Information lor your announcement al least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include Information about who. what. when, where and even why your event Is taking place. Be sure lo Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about Ihe information. ________________________________ • IVnumallzrd lruns|s)datlon from home or office. Groupe of only I to 3 people. • One Way airport •Orlando •Sanford • Round trip Trunsportulkm to Local Attractions For Inform ation and k rn rn a llo n a I 'leant Call: 407-; 172-9-408 Keeper Or rail one of Ihe local Humbert 5 407-3304882 for Seminole and 407-672-3657 for Orange q iVw Ptrrm lt From Staff Reports____________ Thirty-five year old Ronald Kevin Ear heart of 135 West Magnolia Avenue In llo w e y-ln Th e -llllls . Florida was arrested during the early m orning hours Thu rsd ay m orning by Special Agents from the Florida De­ partment of Law Enforcement (F D L E I after F D L E received In­ formation that Earheart was taking pornographic pictures of an adult male performing sexual acts on an adolescent girl and then transmitting those photographs via c o m ­ puter Online sendees. Agents from Ihe Fill's Opera tlon Innocent Images Ta sk Force In Daltlmore contacted F D L E late yesterday with In­ formation they received that a man. going by the name of "Kevin* and believed to be liv­ ing In the llo w e y -ln -T h e -llllls area, was using O nLinc serv­ ices to solicit and transmit child pornography. Further Information Indicated that "Kevin" was In fact taking pic­ tures of himself performing sexual arts on a girl under Ihe age of ten and then forwarding those pictures via hts computer to another pedophile In an a t­ tempt to arrange a meeting be­ tween the child and the pedo­ phile. After receiving this Inform a­ tion from the Federal Hureau of Investigations. F D L E Special Agent Doug Rchmari. who spe­ cializes tn apprehending "on­ line Pedophiles" and Is FD LE's representative In Ihe Operation Innocent Images Task Force, immediately began trying to Identify "Kevin". W ith Inform a­ tion received from the FUt. SA Rehman was able lo line "Kevin" to Ronald Earheart. A search warrant served on Earheart's residence uncovered hundreds of pieces of evidence. Earheart has been charged with eight counts of capital sexual battery and numerous charges of child pornography. Including production of child pornography. He Is being held at the Lake County J a il. F D L E was assisted by Lake C ounty Sheriffs Office. HoweyIn -Th e -H llls Police Depart­ ment. Orlando Police Depart­ r . The best way to protect your family from the devastating ef­ fects of a disaster* Is to have a disaster plan. If you are a pet owner, that plan must Include your pets. Our pets enrich our lives In more ways than we ran count. In turn, they depend on us for their safety and well­ being The American Red Cross of C rn tral Florida released the following tips for keeping pets prepared this hurricane season and (or other disasters 1. Have A Safe Place To Take Your Pet*. Whether the disaster Is a hurricane or a hazardous spill, you may have to evacuate your home. During a disaster, if you must evacuate, the most im ­ portant thing you ran do to protect your frets is to evacuate them, too Due lu state health ami safety regulations. Red Cross shelters rnnnot accept pets during a disaster Service ani­ mals who assist people with It may 1>e d illku H . it not im ­ possible. to, And shelter (or your animats tn the midst of a disaster, so plan ahead Do not watt until disaster strikes to research your options. * Contact hotels and motels outside your Immediate area to check policies on accepting pets and restrictions on n u m ­ ber. size and species. Ask If "no pet" policies could be waived during an emergency. Keep a list of *prt friendly* places, Including phone n u m ­ bers. with other disaster In­ formation and supplies. If you have notice of a pending disas­ ter. call ahead for reservations * Ask friends, relatives, or others outside the afTected area whether they could shelter your animals. If you have more than one pet. they may be more comfortable If kept together, hut be prepared to house them separately. * Prepare a list of boarding facilities and veterinarians who could shelter animals tn an emergency. Include 24-hour phone numbers. * Ask local animal shelters if they provide emergency shelter or foster care for pets during disasters. Animal shelters may be overburdened caring for the animals they already have as well as those displaced by a disaster, so tills should be your last resort. 2. Assemble A Portsble Disaster Supplies K it. Whether you are away from home for a day or a week, you’ll need essential supplies. Keep Items In an accessible location and store them In sturdy containers that can be .V»w U S. 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You can p u r­ chase temporary lags or put adhesive tape on the back of yuur pet's ID tag. adding In­ formation with an Indelible pen. * Keep pets nearby so that you won't have to search for them 'f you have to leave In a hurry. * Remember, animals often react dlfTerently under stress. During any emergency, stay calm and offer gentle reassur­ ance. Keep dogs securely leashed. Transport cats In car­ riers. Don’t leave animals unat­ tended where they might es­ cape. M t F D L E Is concerned that there may be other victims. Anyone with Information concerning Ronald Kevin Earheart. D O B 4/3/62. should contact the Florida Department of Law Enforcement at (407)245 0801. Stop by and visit when trade Ime comei and see tw difference carried easily (dufTel bags, co v­ ered trash containers, etc.) Your pet disaster supplies kit should Include the following: * Medications and medical records (stored in a waterproof ro n ta ln rrl and a first aid kit. * Sturdy Irnshrs. harnesses and/or carriers to transport pets safely and ensure that your animals can't escape. * Current photos of your pels In case they get Inst. * Food, potable water, bowls, cal lltter/pan and ran opener * lnfnrui.it Inn on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behavior problems and llie name and phone num licr of your veterinarian In case you jiave lo foster or tioard your pets. * f’rt beds and toys. If easily transportable 3. Know W hst T o Do W hen A Disaster Is A p p ro a ch in g . Often war n lugs are Issued hours, even days In advance. At the Drst bint of disaster, act lo protect your pet * Pursuant to Florida Statute 119.07(31(0 FDLE cannot re­ lease any Information that would Identify the victim or (he victim's relationship to Earheart. The Difference Here Is Enthusiasm. Preparing your pet for disasters F ro m Staff Report* ment. Ocala FBI and Baltimore F B I. F fU m d ACE. K v + r y D a y SANFORD 207E.29h9t 321-0686 M e m a m m a m k M e m a m m a *mm M e h a h d w , �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 20. 199/ Editorials/ Opinions S anford Herald . WILLIAM A. RUSHER (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FR EN C H A V E.. SANFO R D. FLA 32771 Area Code 407-3 22 -2G 1 1 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odette H. Pugh •Butineti Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months...................................819 50 0 Month*.................................. 839 00 1 Y e a r................ 878 00 Florida Retldenla mutt pay 7% tale* la* In addition to rale* above. --------------------------------------- — ------------------------------------V LETTER S Save out sealife The Save Our Sealife constitutional amend­ ment is without question the most Important marine fisheries reform In Florida hlstory--and yet It now faces a potential threat from a littleknown. and somewhat strange, source. A newly appointed Constitution Revision Commission has begun a word-for-word review of the Florida Constitution, wielding the power to place Its proposed revisions on next year s general election ballot. No vole hy the Legisla­ ture Is needed, no petitions from citizens are necessary. The Revision Com m ission, which under the present constitution Is to visit our state every 20 years like some sort of comet, can directly propose whatever changes It wants. That could Include wiping out the historic net-limit amendment adopted through a citizens Initiative campaign that won 72 percent approval of the voters In November 1994. The potential threat to the netting amend­ ment comes from a few legal scholars unfamil­ iar with the years of crises and failures of fish­ eries management that had caused citizens to launch the Initiative as an emergency Inst re­ sort. Some of these revlsloners scoff at the Idea of having net laws In the constitution rather than being regular statutes subject to annual changes. It's a high-sounding, albeit naive, view. The truth Is that achieving passage of such statutes before the last fish tangles his gills In nets the length of six football fields was well nigh Im ­ possible. The constitutional scholars should know that In the real world, where the legisla­ tive committee system reigns supreme, laws curbing special-interest exploitation typically never see the light of debate on the door. In these cases, there are no free and open discus­ sions by lawmakers as a whole. Who speaks for Asian-Americans? President Clinton picked Just the right audience for his big speech on affirmation action on Ju n e 14: the commencement ceremony at the University of California's San Diego campus. Th e graduating students, all of whom were admltted to the university while racial preferences were still In force, applauded almost every senlenre of his speech enthusiastically. Others who had applied and been rejected because of their skin color, even though their grades and S A T scores were higher than many of those accepted, weren l on hand lu hear Mr. Clinton explain why discrimination against them was necessary. Neither were the applicants for statr Jobs who were pushed aside to fill quotas for minorities less qualified. And no one there, you can be sure, gave a moment s thought to the businessmen whose low bids on government contracts were rejected In favor of higher bids by other businessmen lucky enough to belong to some favored minority. It may seem harsh to refuse university admission to a black applicant m rrrly because his academic qualifications are Inadequate Given the other disadvantages under which he (or she) usually labors, (he Impulse to help ran be overwhelming. Hut we must remember lhat J F o r every less uallfled stuent adm itted, a m ore qualified on e m ust be turned away. S I racial preferences are not n victimless crime: For every less qualified student admitted, a more qualified one must tie turned away. That Is why I am utterly bafiled try those alleged 'spokesmen" for the Aslan-Am erlran community who support affirmative action, especially In cnllege admissions For AslanAmericans are among those most unjustly discriminated against by affirmative-act Ion policies. Experience in California and elsewhere mokrs It clear that Aslan-Am ericans are. on I he average, the Irrst students In our public 9EXUALMISCDNWCTWILLMOT’ / P ii K f .T u e f / i m v T O W THE IfWlY SLUGSIK10OQT CAMPALLUEWAf ID THETOPI t H er m olhor seem ed sur prised by Ihe answer j M akin g m em ories with your children Everybody (almost everybody?) agrees that mothers should be at home with their 2 ami 3-year olds during the day (U iu - Isn't, a <m a. »!>«- In It* yvmf * old Since the amendment’s effective date J u ly I, 1995. fish and other marine life have been making astounding comebacks In the absence of large-scale netting. The resurgence of our fisheries Is truly a m a zin g -a n d the best Is yet to come as marine life expands further. Other states, and even countries, have now modeled similar campaigns on Florida's example. The come and go Comet Commission also plans to address the citizens initiative process In general, perhaps suggesting that It be made more difficult for the people to propose changes. While some fine-tuning may be well and good. It's Important to note that a false Impression Is being perpetuated, a claim that the constitution Is now cluttered with dozens of voter-initialed changes. The truth is that of the more than 40 amendments adopted since 1968, only 10 have been citizen Initiatives. The others, threefourths of the total, have been placed on the ballot by the Legislature. To be sure, numerous trial balloons are sent up every few years by various groups, but most fizzle out and faded away for lack of widespread support. To sniff that the amendment process Is "too easy might remind one of a sedentary observer suggesting that people who finish the Boston marathon face but a cushy little trot In the park. For those who waged the exhausting nc(f-ban battles, that's a little trot we hope never to have to go through again. The Save O u r Sealife amendment not only Is a good fit for the constitution. It has quickly be­ come one of Its most Important and consequen­ tial policy mandates. Karl Wlckstrom Miami. FL Kart W lckstrom w a x c h a ir o f th e S a v e Our S e a life C om m ittee, a coalition that sponsored the netlimit a m en d m en t to th e F lorida C onstitution. AS p u b lis h e r o f F lorida S p o rtsm a n M agazin e. W lck­ strom h a d la u n c h ed on ed ito r ia l ca m p aig n f o r th e glllnet b an In 1991. Let y o u r vo ice be heard O u r readers arc Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication, as well as letters to the editor. Opinions ex­ pressed need not be those of the Herald; we m ay or may not agree with you, but we will always uphold your First Am endm ent right to express your views. See Rasher, Page 9A G EO R G E PLAGENZ . T lw n rt-llm ll amendment cam paU n against UMte y « M . Mi. s ip n U ln n V M e roots work by conservation •orienFra citizens, thousands of whom collected the 429.428 voter signatures required to get the Issue on the b a l­ lot. Certainly, the Constitution Revision C o m m is­ sion should ( I ) learn and understand the back­ ground and Importance of the net-Umit provi­ sions. and (2) carry forward Into any proposed version the exact verbiage approved so recently by 72 percent of the voters. Change not a word, not a comma. Institutions of higher learning -- b e llrr than blarks or lllspanlcs and. yes. b ellrr than whiles. Whether this Is owing to a superior genetic endowment, or stronger parental emphasis on the Imparlance of study, or some other factor, the fact Itself Is Indisputable. For years, nevertheless, Aslan Americans were admitted under quotas that simply did not reflect their superiority. O nly rrcenlly has this policy been modified, so Ihai today the barriers are lower. Out they still exist, and wherever more favored minorities are preferred thanks to "affirmative action.' b e llrr qualified Aslan-Am erirana are simply turned away This Is bad enough, but the truth Is that Aslan Americans are being very badly served Indeed by liberals in thetr own community who insist on helping the Democratic Parly play race politics, even when doing so means stepping In the faces of young AslanAm erlrnns who have every right lo expert their support -• or al least not I heir acltvr opposition. For example. Professor L U n g chi Wang of llerkeley scoffs al 'the model minority* myth. In which Asian-Americans are portrayed as highly motivated and hardworking people D u m p th e s illy l i t t l e b o x e s President Clinton cares deeply about the racial situation In America. Now he has presented us with a "major" speech and Initiative about the Issue. Clinton wants Americans to talk about race In the next year In a "candid national dialogue." replete with Town meetings.- In order to come up with "concrete solutions to make us 'one America," a nation no longer divided white and black but the "world's first truly multiracial democracy." Not a bad Idea at all. But so far It seems like an exercise In race-based. politicized, hypocritical Cllntonrsquery rooted In Ihe view lhat a multiracial democracy comes about by gelling Americans to check boxes about their race and by keeping score. The question Is: Can something good come from the dialogue? A public llp-off about the whole deal occurred Just before Clinton's address at Ihe University of California al San Diego (UCSD ). At a W hile House press briefing, the names of Clinton's "advisory board" were released. The board Is commissioned "to help bridge Ihe racial divide and propose actions (o address critical areas such as education, economic opportunity, housing, health care, crime and Uie administration of Justice." Big stuff. What could be wrong wtlh a candid national dialogue about big Issues? Well. It turns out that all seven of C lintons board members, plus the official "consultant" already march In lock-step to Clintons pro-prefercnce view of affirmative action, which Is the central Issue of the debate. A Journalist asked White House briefer Sylvia Mathews (deputy chief of staff) this: W hy bother having lhat board If you've already decided that you want these people to support what you already believe?" After dithering. Mathews acknowledged the obvtous: T h e people lhat are mainly against affirmative action are not a part of the advisory hoard." Who might these people be who are m ainly against affirmative action"? An ADCWashingtou Post poll recently asked: Do you think blacks and other minorities shoidd receive preference In college admissions to make up for past Inequalities, or not?" Alm ost three-quarters of the respondents said no. Including 81 percent of whites and 48 percent of blacks. So It will be C lintons p ro -preference commissioners vs. three-quarters of the American people. Ilm m ... Who will prevail when It comes to shaping the concrete solutions? Clinton began his speech by parading members of his administration. heavily weighted toward appointees who are Filipino American. Puerto-Rlcan American. Mexican American, African American. Japanese American and female American. Clinton likes to *uy hi* team "look* like America." But do hi* fjfes W J C W h o m ight these people be w h o are m ainly against aflirm atlve action? J appointees, taken as a totality, llilnk like America? Clinton, the box-checking diversity-monger, repeatedly bragged about the great multiracial texture of the U C S D student audience. It turns out that 2 percent of the graduates were black, while California Is 7 percent black: 34 percent were Aslan In a state that Is 10 percent Aslan: 11 percent were Hispanic, vs. 28 percent of the slate. That's diversity? Clinton condemned California's passage last year of Proposition 209 and noted lhat It might "resegregate" America, as evidenced by a decline In black and Latino admissions lo UCLA. Berkeley and the University of Texas. "Rcsegrcgatlon" is a strange, mean and inflammatory word for a president to toss around while trying lo bring us all together. What Clinton d ld n t mention was that If minority students have (probably temporary) difficulty In gelling Into die elite schools like Berkeley, they will end up one step down the food chain at the still very fine schools such as U C S D or Riverside. Davis. Santa Barbara, or In the Cal State system at places like Fullerton, San Francisco or San Jose, or tn California's Junior-college system. Clinton used the much-headlined projection that by the year 2050. whites would no longer be the majority In America. But that Is a long way from locked-ln. depending on the number and composition of Immigrants coming to America tn decades lo come. And so It went. Slippery stuff. As a professional chatterer. I generally uppruve of professional chattering. But a dialogue presupposes at least two points of view, which are obviously not going to come from the president. Might It have been better to hold the dialogue and let nature lake Its course? After all. as Clinton correctly noted, W e arc more Integrated than ever. More of us share neighborhoods, work, school, social activities, religious life, even love and marriage across racial lines lhan ever before." Bill talk Is what well get. W hal It yields See W a tte n b e rg . Page 5 A and an I I lb-grader In high school Isn t she old enough lo lake care w< herself when she comes home from school? [hies her mother have to be there? L e t s ,,sk Katie whal she thinks Her mother, a bank vice president who Is gone from home from 7 every morning until 6 In Ihe evening, pul the question to Katie the other night as mother and daughter chatted. 'D o you mind coming home alter school in an empty house? Ihe mother asked After a pause Kalte replied, ! guess it would be nice If you were here." H rr mother seemed surprised try ihr answrr. But, Katie, yon know that if you need me. I ll come home." she said "Ycxi havr my number at Ihe office.* “Oh." answered Katie. 'I don I nerd you. I Just said It would be nice If you were here Everybody (almost everybody?) is beginning lo see Its nol Ihe "quality" of the lime we spend with our children ( All time spent wllh a child Is quality time ). It's Ihe quantity of time we spend that counts. As columnist Dick Feagler said Ihe other morning In the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Kkls wunl to know u parent Is available. Not available to drive Ihern lo soccer pracllce or computer camp or gymnastics or baton twirling — but just to know they're ihere, somewhere around the house. Kids want parents around lo respond to such non-quality Issues as Mn. I cut my finger." Can I have a peanut butter and Jelly sandwich? or H a v e you seen my baseball glove? Such availability takes time." It Is the observations of people like Feagler and research from other sources that led Newsweek magazine to devote eight pages of a cover story on T h e Myth of Quality Time: How Were Cheating Our Kids." Appearing tn the bookstores al the same time was 'Ihe Tim e Bind" by sociologist Arlle Hochschllde. The sociologist’s interviews with scores of women workers led her to conclude that American women "are not working because they have to but because they want to." At work, "people have buddies, they carry on flirtations. . their birthdays are celebrated." We work. In other words, because we tike It better at work than at home. Another survey of 250 children In several U.S. cities concluded that the ties between today's children and their parents are surprisingly weak. "Fewer .children accompany thetr parents on chores and errands," the survey said. Something else Feagler the columnist wrote brought back memories of my own bringing up. T remember helping my father do stuff.' feagler said. "Gim m e the wrench.' he would say. Gimme the pliers. " We dldn t go to Midas Mulller In my boyhood days. My father was Midas and I was his assistant. "Gimme the wire-cutlers,” he would say. When J would sometimes sec him backing the Model A out of the driveway. I would stop him and ask where he was going. "Going lo Rudy's." he would say. Want to come along?" I d Jump In and we would drive to Rudy C S e e Plagenz. Page 5 A �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 20, 1997 - SA Outstanding teens earn Lasertoma youth awards From Staff noporta f 1 :% s A liB ) 1 ■ . m Aaron Eckhart and Matt Malloy In Nail LaBute's award winning film. In lha Company ol Man. LaBute C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A met In his writing style and hts ability to ra ptu rr realistic everyday dialogue On his ability to jack op on office room Jargon. Lallute said. "I ni a good listener You have to get to know people and hear wh.d they l.dk about * Lallute also worked In a computer rompany hack in New York where he was able to observe a lot of mannerisms and sllna Hons dial he reflects In his movies I’los his father in-law runs a company and Ills brother Is the president ot one so his ability to rapture corpo­ rate America should come as no M irjirisr is Lallute s background mostly In theater H r has w rit­ ten several plays --v m ie of which he may turn Into movies Ills Influences was 'restoration* comedy, espe dally, from France lie divides In the Company oj Men Into sep.ir.ile acts each one as Rood a* the other Lnllute says that he also tries to achieve a timely yet timeless effect In his films "I want a film to he as timely 25 years from now as it is today.* LaOute said However, In the Company of .Men ••latte led as controversial try most festival goers-- should not be taken as hard fact aliout corporate America 'Movies function in Ihe realm of possibility not like documentaries that function within fart.’ Lafiute said Lailute's nest project Is called Lepers. a film he de­ scribes as Carnal KnowledgeIsh and Is about relationships This young, bright filmmaker said that his style and subjects may » are away prospective studios, hut that Is how they are with Mamet In Ihe Compcm y of Men which Is Lailute's directorial film debut, has al­ ready rrt elver! the Filmmaker s Trophy from Sundance If you were not so lucky to see his picture at the festival, make sure you see it where you ran Laliutr is a talent to watch whether you agree with his vi­ sion or not Rusher C o n tin u e d from Page 4 A How would he portray them? He dorsn I say (nil he calls on them to Join with others in a multiracial coalition lo deleal the farces ol real lion O r consider a liberal from called Aslan Pacific Americans for Affirmative Action, whic h during the campaign against California PrnfMislltnn 20fl had ihe gall to assert that M r need a ffirm alive ■■<a< Mon m > Clswt p r o f i le s ■ptall Ileal tons not sirrroiypes. are w eighed even though the very foundation of affirmative action is the disregard of qualifications In favor of skin color lo die detriment of AslanAmericans Asian Am rrlcalls would do better lo listen in l-a n rr T l/umi an Asian American who Is a senior fellow at the Pacific Research Institute lie warns Km pirii.il evidence demonstrates that Aslan Americans are clearly hurt by race p rrfe rriirr policies (at least In ihe university admissions arr.n As m a llrrs stand, A sia tl‘A llte lli .ins .11 live I m- m tnleiests ot .|#*.a*e swvfc* of %potatoes by sell appointed spokesmen who arr ftlx-rals first. A sIOM&m i diaatil set oral, anil Americans Iasi ol all Wattenberg C o n tin u e d from Page 4 A remains to lie seen. Clinton ran control his Isix diet king side of the debate Hut will the national dialogue serve as a sounding board lor anil-Im m igration advocates’.’ It mlghl. and one would hope from pro immlgrullon advocates as well. Ideally. It can serve as a podium for those of us who believe that a nondlscrimlnatory. nonprrferciue. colorblind policy Is the way lo go Ward C'onnerly. a black businessman and a University of California regent who led Ihe light in favor of Prop 209. Is starting a new Adult---------C o n tin u e d from Page I A As many as lot) cilUens may air ih rir opinions Tuesday night. PHARMACY TOPICS ft **1 I 1 v B y : A b l’ J . Fakeye, R.Ph. 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S O U T H « SANFORD s nrganl/allon called Hie American Civil Rights Institute (P.O Hox 188350. Sacramento. CA 95818) Connerly would In- wise to show up at every one of C lin to n s town meetings lie has a p rrity solid line lo purvey: Americans are tired of chec king those sillv little boxes Copyright 1997 NKWSPAPER EN TE R P R IS E ASSN Hen Wallenberg, a senior fellow at ihe American Enterprise Institute. Is the author of Values Matter Most and is die host of the weekly public television program Th in k T a n k .' 322-1717 • WEDEdVER • MEDICAL lU P f lY » fm C fk w U rm o n j Arthur Fernanzo “ Son” Jackson November 14. I960June 20. 1*96 We cherish the years of memories that >mi left us. In our hearts, since you went home to be with Ihe Lord. We miss hearing >our words of wisdom, anil >our laving kindness. caring for others, your smiles and laughter on your far e, listening ami talking, doing things with you We (hank bod fur having you In uur lives this short lime, rather than nut having you at all Vou made a big difference In your family and friends lives. We love >i>u. but bod loved you more. Parents, Nathaniel aiul I tilth Jackson and family week dun die Chambers room, which sc.its 2ik). was not big enough lot the adull enterluiiiitirnl hearings and that the Hanford Civic C rid e r might lxconsidered Morris said tod.iv there would I h - ntt swlih ol locations. Fireworks— C o n tin u e d fro m Page LA Rod Layer took up ihe cause, hill declined to con­ tinue llils year as he Is leaving the county County Com m is­ sioner Daryl McLain and other lifetime Sanlordltes have been determined that there would not lx- another lapse- in celebrations. McLain, who represents Sanford, was Instrumental in the coun­ ty's com m lim en! lo some funds the year uflrr the lapse. Mam Si reel, funded by busi­ nesses and other contributors. Is p u lli n g lu g c lh c r Its In itia l Fourth of J u ly package with great energy. Slugeisen said she is excited that M IX 105 I s morning-drtvc team of Send and Erica, who’ll lie .it the event, have already been id lin g their audiences about Sanford's hig party here. So have the disc Jockeys at C O O L 105. she said. "A nother ihlng that's really terrific is the Fourth is a Fri­ d a y .” Slugeisen said. "M ost folks won’t have to gel up to go to work die next morning. We're going to have a good lim e." Rebecca Torres, a recent graduate of Ovtedo High School, was awarded the Greater Seminole Lasertoma 1996 Youth Service Award. Re­ becca was honored for her work following the goal of Lasertoma. In service to m an­ kind. In school. Rebecca sold the moot environmental T Shirts as part of a science project to raise money for clean-up along the St. Jo h n s River and for protection of wildlife. She also participated in the first multi cultural activ­ ity at Oviedo High School. An event that included dancing, sampling of m u lticultu ral foods, and displays of visual presentations from countries around the world. T h ro u g h the years.' she writes. *1 have been Involved in the com m unity.' At the annual Spanish Festival. Clnco de Mayo, she sold T-S h irts, b a l­ loons. pictures and painted clown faces on children These efforts helped raise scholar­ ship money for minorities. She also served In the Seminole County Teen Court Organiza­ tion as a defense attorney The purpose of this program Is to have juvenile offenders tried and punished by their own peers. Defendants realize their own wrong doing and agree to never commit another crime of this or any sort. She stales, she has never seen the same offenders back again Th is past school year, she volunteered at a local elemen­ tary school, tutoring children grades K-5 with (heir spelling, reading. mathematics. and computer skills In high school, she actively partici­ pated In anti-drug campaigns 'I am very proud of the ac­ tivities I have participated in. both In school and community These rxp erlrm e a have granted me the opportunity to work with others .and has given me a sense of responsibility Jo Hush was awarded Ihe Greater Seminole Lasertoma 'W om an of the Year' award at the awards luncheon held on Ju n e 7. 1997. at the Rose C o t­ tage Tea Room in Sanford -foe was applauded for her dedica­ tion to Lasertoma. for her work on sponsorships, the tele­ phone and sunshine com m it­ tees. as well as. holding the office of first vice president Joe also received her 500 hours service pin In addition to all of her activities. Jo vol­ unteers at the Meridian N urs­ ing Home In Longwood Fraud------------------C o n tinued from Page IA Ihe II S Postal Service. Ihe agency that Inves­ tigates mail fraud, hut postal authorities say there Is little they can do because the letters apparently are being sent from overseas Crawford Is urging consumers to report any such solicitations to his office's toll-free h o t­ lin e - I 800 H E LP FLA (I 800-435-73521 -so that the public can he adviser! of new devel­ opments or variations of the scam In the meantime, consumers should avoir) falling for the bogus offer 'It may sound like a cliche, but the old adage Is absolutely true and worth repeating, espe­ No obituaries were reported to the Sanford Herald to r p u b lic a t io n to d a y . .« «. * / i Cynthia Miller, president, also awarded Ihe other officers for a Job well done In 19961997. Certificates were pre­ sented to Nancy Chenct. sec­ ond vice president. Alice J a r ­ rell, secretary, and Marilyn Armstrong, treasurer. Nancy was again commended for suc­ cessfully chairing the Fashion Show and Luncheon C o m m it­ tee. This was Nancy's third year In heading up this popular event. The Fashion Show and Luncheon, held In May this year netted S2.400 which goes to fund Lasertoma projects such as awarding or scholar­ ships. benefiting speech and hearing programs In Seminole County, sending children with hearing difficulties to Cam p Endravor and the Marie Taylor needy children's fund. Laser­ toma also supports the Grove Counseling Center and the Lakewood Adult Care Center. Alice Jarrell in turn pre­ sented Cynthia Miller, presi­ dent. with a gift of butlerlly earrings as a 'thank y o u ' for a successful year Joyce Cable received her past International Director's pin Joyce Is hoping to be elected as Lasertoma's Interna­ tional Secretary at the In te rn a ­ tional Convention to be held In •Inly In St. Louis. Missouri. cially In dlls case If it sounds too good to he true. It probably Is.* Crawford said Plagenz--------------C o n tin u e d from Page 4 A Knperke s hardware and I d listen to my father and Rudy chew the fat. and my father would come home wlih some 10-penny nails. Do Ijoys today know what 10-penny nails are? As Feagler said. Did we Ihlnk we were making meaningful memories that would Iasi 50 years? O f course not. Hut we were." Kalle should have been so lucky. Don't Let High Rental Rales Eat Up Your Budget V SO)ff uur cUutl*J i«?rf (.»iw .<.ua >**..«*•**, *'»*»• 8 r — ■- -—#| 4. S a tifo rtl l l u r a l i l IVMtesMw.UekW •TO*!! �• A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 20, 1997 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC S O F P U B LIC H S AR IN O T O C O M IO tM A eoNorrtoNJUi uss i >* V J k ii- Notice fa hereby gfven that s Public Hearing wdt bo hold by Hi* Planning 4 Zoning Comnuaaion in th* City Com m itaion Chambers. City Hail Senlord. Florida, at 7 00 p m on Tburaday. Ju ly 3rd. 1447. to aanaldar a request tor a Conditional Ua* In a R C -t. Restricted Commercial Zoning DistncL LlO JU . DESCRIPTION Lots 13 * 14. Frank L Woodruffs Subd as reearded in the Pubkc Record* s i Samtnoto County Florida In Plat Book 3. Pag* 44 Th* property being more gen­ erally described at 1133 Node* M hereby given that a Public Hearing unit be bald by Iba Planning 4 Zoning Comnvteron In Iba City C o iw n iilo n Cbambara, City Half, (antoid. Florida, at 7 00 p m on Tburaday. July 3rd. r W f ~ F ' i < 's l S V 7 u • j,i-‘ • I.V L aSS*/ at whiah la Semtnoto County Caurtbouaa. 341 N Parb Aeanu*. tantoid. FL 31771 Tba Restricted Induainal Zoning Drebtct LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot* 30. 34 4 34 11144 4anford Central P art) and W 1/1 V»ed 41 Adf on I . 4nUtb'a 3rd 4ubd. a* recorded m Iba Pub** Record* at 4*mmole County. Florida In Partanal Representative and Conditional Us* Requested Residential id a to - A L U - IN TE R E S TE D PBNSONB ARC NOTIFIED TH AT AN parsons on whom IMS notice lo served who have abtacbone Mat c he Range the validity o t the « M . th* quakhcabon* bt th* partanal represen­ tative. venue, ot luftedktton ot due Court ere n butted lb Me i •w - - u u i v i Y ^ w * e Alicia Sllverstone as Balfllrl, George Clooney es Batman and Chris O'Donnell as Robin In Warner Bros.’ Batman and Robin, also starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Uma Thurman Suiting up with Batman and his caped companions B a tm a n 8i R o b in (PO-13): Michael Cough, who play* butler Alfred, and Pni Mingle, who plays Commissioner Gordon, are fhe veterans of all four Dolman movies. In what ha* become a virtual *Who's Who In Hollywood?* series. Gough and Mingle have slood the test of egos, character wTlteolTs. Ilutman fling*. mega*tar villain*, changing directors and styles, sidekick*, and. count them, three Caped Crusadersl Dolman A Robin Is the fourth Installment of the famed superhero cinema series, and what a franchise for Warner Dros Studios. Joel Schumacher. In his second Batman effort, directs a new face In the role of the •battyone. T V s F.R star George Clooney suits up as Datman with C hris O Donnell returning a* the Boy Wonder to save Gotham from a trio of nuisances. Arnold Schwarzenegger amusingly play* Mr. Freeze, an Icy foe lhat wants to turn Gotham Into a polar cap. Me is Joined by Uma Th u rm a n as Poison Ivy. a "dl-vlne" she-devil with a kiss to die for. Along with her Is blown up. big man Dane, played by pro wrestler Jeep B psw on. T t u s -a t y n a r o ic . d im . a lo n g .w u b u t« 7o‘V t w t r * T » ! S V ^ s " * e t w w lc •'•Wttflfcr t W V w r m Into a Jlgral Icebox Datman A Robin Is an exercise In excess Schumacher floods the sets with flumboyancy that would make his Batman Forever as drab as the grittier Tim Burton Batman movies. The film Is liberal fauvism; a chaotic kaleidoscope of colors that will send your ryes inlo a tallspln. Datman A Robin is lighter with Schumacher and screenwriter Aklva Goldsinan "b o th worked on Datman Forever•• throwing more comedy Into the mix. Schumacher's Datman movies, which borders on the same camplness of the 6 0 s television series, are an obvious departure from the Uurton films. There are even these more noticeable animated sound efleets lhat seem pretty silly. Not quite as silly as a sequence where Schwarzenegger's Freeze leads his henchmen in a chorus of song from one of those old slop-m otion Christm as specials. During this slng-along. we notice that Freeze Is wearing these corny polar hear slippers. Arnold wearing polar hear slippers? However, truth he known. I liked the movie. Datman A Robin Is full of wonderful spirit even If It Is a little silly. You could say lhat Schumacher brings a more comic book look and feel hack to the series. It takes some getting used to. hut I eventually came around. Clooney Is no Michael Keaton, but neither was Val Kilmer. With his swaggering head and Legal Notice N O TIC 4 TO TM4 PUB LIC Nolle* I* hereby given thel the Been) ol Ad)uatm*nt ol lb* City oI Sen ford will hold e regular meeting on June 26lh, 1997, In the City Hell Commission Chember* *1 11 30 A M in order to consider a request lot variance In the Zoning Ordinance ee it pertain* to the tide yard area requirement* in ■n SRI district on Lut 470 Frank L Woodruff s Subdivision i i recorded P8 3 Pg 44 PUBLIC RECORDS OF 4CM INOIE COUNTY. FL0R I0A Being more specifically described a* located 2910 9 Elm Av Planned use ol the property is to Replace i n old abed In *id* yard in a single lu d ly resi­ dence Larry B lur Chairman Board ol Adruslmenl ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON OECIOES TO APPEAL A DECISION MAOE W ITH R ES P ECT TO ANY M ATTER C 0N S I0ER E0 AT THE A0OVE M EETINO OR HEARING. Hi/SHE WILL NEED A VERBA­ TIM RSCORO OF THE PRO CEEO IN O S IN CLUO INO THE TESTIM O NY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RCCORO 14 N O T PROVtOEO BY THE C ITY OF SAN­ FORD (FS 214 010S) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTA N CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE P R 0CEE0INQ 9 SHOULO C O N ­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR DINATO R AT 330­ 542* 44 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE M EETINO PUBLISH June 11. and June 20. is*: D E F -f f l. Legal Notice N O T IC I T O T H I P U B LIC Notre* i* hereby given that the Board of Adfuatmenf of the City ol Sen lord will hold a reguler meeting on June 241b. 1997, in the City Nell Commission Chamber* at 1130 A M In order to consider e request for variance in the Zoning Ordinance aa II pertain* to lbs ml* yard, area requirements in *n SRI district on Lola S 4 S. 2nd Addn to Perk View ** recorded PB 4 PQ S PUBLIC RECOROS OF S EM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oemg more specifically described aa located 2S I9 Magnolia Av Planned use ol lb* property la lor * (lis tin g room addition in a single family residence Larry Oteir. Chairmen Board ol Adjustment AOVICE TO TH E PUBLIC IF A PERSON OECIOES TO APPEAL A DECISION MAOE W ITH R ES P E C T TO ANY M ATTER CONSIOEREO AT THE ABOVE M EETINO OR HEARING HE/SME WILL NEEO A VERBA­ TIM RECORD OF THE P R O ­ C EEDIN G S INC LUO IN O TH E TESTIM O NY ANO EVI0EN CE. WHICH RECORO IS NOT P R O ­ VIDED BY THE C ITY OF SAN FORD (FS 286 OIOS) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO C O N ­ TACT THE PERSONNEL O FFICE AOA C O O R D IN ATO R AT 330­ 9426 46 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETINO PUBLISH June 11. end June 20. 1997 DEF-97 David Frazier Screen Tests *!y smile, he lifts Hruce Wayne/ ll.ilm .in Inlo more easygoing character* Yet Clooney'* ilehut as the hat Is *hallowed by the performance of Schwarzenegger, who ha* a lot of Kin a* the Popslcle Freeze. O'Donnell retain* a boyish charm ns Robin. But watch out for the ladles! Sllverstone (Cluelessl I* striking a* Ihe stubborn, head-strong and stimulating girl flat. And. oh my. Uma Th u rm a n |f*u/p Fiction) sizzles ns a Mae West like villain with eyes lhat will turn guys into a melting pile of hormones --no alienation intended to female readers. I'm sure you'll be able tsswsijpy lha pvilorm arK* aa wrwU. And aa *Tnnniifjfaii Ktre MarThersotf f». ahe sure can't carry a,pole (so to speak) as Hruce Wayne's love Interest. w w ik - .......... MMn ^ e . . » S ........... ■ WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE M ONTHS AFTER TH * DATS OF THE FIN S T P U B LIC ATIO N OF THIS N O T IC I ON TH IR TY O ATS A F T IN T H I OATS O F I4R V 1C I OF A CORY O F TH IS N O T IC I ON TH EM AS sreddor* ot M e decedent and ether persons having claims o r demands against decadsnft *sMM on whom a copy *4 Mrs notice dale at the beat pvbbsalina at true notice must Me thaw claim* with Hue Court W ITH IN THE L A T IN OF THREE M O N TH S A F T IN TH E 0 A T I O F TH E FINST F U S U C A TtO N OF THIS NO TICE ON TH IR TY OATS AFTER TH E DATE O F E IR V IC I OF A C O F Y OF TH IS N O T IC I ON THEM AN other creditors ot the dec* ot demands egemel Me dece­ dent's estate must tile thaw c 1*.me with Hu* court WITHIN T H R U M O NTH * A F T I R THE OATS OF THE FIRST P u flU C A TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S OEMANOS ANO O S J IC T IO N 4 N O T SO FILSO WILL B t FOREVER B A R R IO The dele at the heat pubheehon *1 true Notice is June 13th 1447 Personal R epresentative JO H N 4 TO N N E S TOO N Sth t t Toronto ON 41944 Attorney tor Personal Representative WILLIAM l C O LBERT leqmr* Florid* Bar No 123741 S TIN S TR O M M dNTO SM C O LBER T WHlOMAM 4 SiM M O Nt F A Poe I Office Boe 4444 Bentord FL 32F73-4444 Telephone 407/323 3171 Pubhsh June 13. 20 1947 0CF-144 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF T N I I4 T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O FON S 4M IN O L4 C O U N T Y , FLO R IO A. DABS He. 4 7 -7 4 1 -C A -1 4 -0 n o n A ID M SMITH ANO IM N j o n i i A SMITH JA M fS WEEKS . *1 at. Del* mien r« N O TIC S OF FO R S O LO S U R S SALS N O TIC I IS M EREST GIVEN If I had to gauge this Batman among Ihe pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment entered w Cere No others. I would have to say tins Is the weakest 9 7-741-CA* 14-6 ot Ihe Cucurt one. But I still had a good lime. Maybe this Is Court of Ihe I9TM Judicial a good ending point --for Die series I mean. Circuit in end lor SEMINOLS County. Florida. wherein Three stars (out of four) RONALO M SMITH ANO M AR­ JORIE A SMITH Fla mb If. and JAM ES W E IK S . at a l . are defendant! I will red lo th* highest ladder lor cash el th* West Front Door ot the Aemmole County Courthouse, C IT Y OF LO N O W O O O . IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T tenlord. Florida al the hour ol OF TN B t I T H JU D IC IA L FLO R ID A •11 00 a m . on the tOih day ot C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A N O T IC I July I5S7, the following M ANO FOR OF P U B LIC H EARING described property SEM IN O LE C O U N TY TO C O N S IO IN A D O P TIO N OF Lot 17 5KMINOL8 RACIW AV FN O P O B EO O R D IN AN CES . O SNSNAL FIRST ADDITION CASSELB ER JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN RY SEMINOLE C O U N TY C A S S NO. M - 4 6 a .C A . l 4 - a N O T IC I IS M EREST GIVEN by according to the plat thereof the City Commission ot the City PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL recorded m Flat Book 13. Pegs M O R TO A O i Inc at long wood. Florida, that aatd 54 ot the Public Records ot Plaintiff. City Commission will hold a SEM INOLS County. Florida Public Haarmg to considor VS Together with that certain anactmant of tha following EOWARO J Skyline Mobil* Home Till* No Ordinance* DILLENSCHNEIOER end 244I 024 O R O IN A N C I NO . 9 7 -t3 4 7 AMELIA O IL L IN S C H N IlO f R AN OROINANCE OF THE C ITY OATEO Hue (th day ol Jun* *1 e l . OF LO N O W O OO . FLORIOA. 1997 Defendant*. AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF Maryann* Mors* N O TIC a A O UIT CLAIM OEEO TO SEM I­ OF F O R E C LO S U R E S A LE Clerk Circuit Court NOLE C O U N TY FOR CERTAIN Notice la hereby given that, By Oorothy W Bolton FU B LIC R IG H TS -O F-W A Y pursuant to that Final Judgment Deputy Clerk REQUIRED TO WIDEN CR 427; ol Foreclosure deled June (lb . ROGER 0 BEAR. P A 1947. end entered m cnnl cat* FROVIOINQ FOR C O N FLICTS . P 0 B o i 4945 SEVERABILITY ANO AN E F F E C ­ number *4 * 4 2 -C A -t*-B . ot the Orlando. FI. 12503 Circuit Court ol the t lt b TIVE DATE Attorneys lor Ptemtilt Judicial Circuit In and lo r O R OINANCE NO . S 7 -I3 S B Pubinh June 13. 20. 1947 AN OROINANCE OF THE C ITY Seminole County. Florida, 0 E F -I7 I wherein PRINCIPAL RESIDEN­ O F LONO W O OO . FLORIDA. N O TIC 4 OF PROFOSINQ AN AMENDMENT TIAL M O R TQ AQE INC . is P UB LIC H SAR INO T O TO THE CHARTER OF THE C ITY Plaintiff and EOWARO J OILC O N 4IO S R A OF LO N O W O OO . FLORIOA. LENSCHNEIOER AMELIA OILC O N D ITIO N A L USB P U R S UAN T TO AR TIC LE X. LENSCHNEID1R . .•/* re , Nolle* I* hereby given Ihel a SECTIO N 10 01 IA|. FROVIOINQ Defendant!*), I will sell lo the Public Hearing will be held by THAT SAIO PROPOSEO AMENO highest end best bidder tor Ihe Planning 4 Zoning MENT BE SUBM ITTED ON THE cash at the west front door ot Commission in the City BALLOT TO THE VOTERS AT Ihe Seminole County court­ Commission Chambers. City THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION house In Eenlord. Seminole Hall. San lord, Florida, at 7 00 ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. County. Florid*, at 11 00 A M p m on Thursday. July 3rd. 1997. PROVIDING FOR SEVER­ on the fOlh day ol July. 1997. 1997. to consider a request tor ABILITY. C O N F LIC TS . ANO the following described proper­ e Conditional Ute in a Q C-2. EFFECTIVE OATE. ty as te l forth In said Final General Commercial Zoning Judgment, lo wit Said Ordinaries* wars placed District on first reading on June 14. LO T 7 BLOCK 0 HOWELL LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot C. 1597. and tha City Commission COVE FIR ST S ECTIO N . Deforests Add. as recorded in will consider tame lo t final pasACCO R O IN Q TO THE PLAT the Public Records ol Semtnol* saga and adoption after tha THEREOF RECOROEO IN PLAT County. Florida in Piet Book I, public haarmg. which wiX ba BOOK 20 PAGES 74 ANO 7S OF Pag* 130 held in the City Hall. I7S Watt THE PUBLIC R ECOROS OF The property being more gen­ N orton Avanua, Longwood. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA erally described a* 1410 W 1Jlh Florida, on Monday, tha 7th day NOTE PURSUANT TO THE Street ot July, A D . 1997. at 7 00 p m . FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N Conditional Use Requested or t t toon thsrsattsr as possi­ P R A C TIC E S A C T YO U ARE Th* sal* ol beer and wine lor ble At th* masting, mtsrattad AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM consumption on pramisas . DWparties may appear and b* IS 0 E E M E 0 TO BE A DEB T COP hoard with respect to the pro­ C O LLEC TO R ATTEM PTINQ TO All parties in interest and CIHposed Ordnance* This hearing C O L L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY fens shall have an opportunity may be continued from tuna to INFORMATION OOTAINEO WILL lo b* hoard at said hearing tun* until final action is taken BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oy order ol th* Planning 4 by th* City Commission. Deled the Sth day ot June, Zoning Commission ot th* City A copy at th* proposed 1997 ol (anlord. Florida. Hue tSlh Ordinances srs potted at th* MARYANNE MORSE day ol Jun*. 1997 City Hall. Longwood, Florida, Clerk ot Circuit Court Helen flairs. Chairman By Oorothy W Bolton and copies srs on til* with th* Planning 4 Deputy Clerk Clark ot tha City and tarn* may Zoning Commission COOtLIS t 9TAWIARSKI be inspected by tha public. AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC it a 4010 Ooy Scout Boulevard N O TIC E: All parsons sra person decides lo appeal a Suite 450 advised lhat if they decide to decision made with respect to appeal any decisions mad* at Tampa. Florida 33607 any matter considered at the these meetmga/hearmg*. they Telephon# (613)677-6006 above meeting or hearing, will need a record ol th* pro­ CAS 494 00125 he/she may need a verbatim ceeding*, and lor such purpos­ Publish June 13. 20. 1997 record ol the proceeding* es. they may need lo ensure OEF-192 Including th* testimony and that a verbatim record of tha evidence, which record is not proceedings is mads, which provided by the City ol Senlord record includes th* Isttimorty (FS 264 OIOS) and evidence upon which tha PERSONS WITH 0ISA0ILITIES appeal it to ba mad* (par Sac. NEEDING AS S ISTA N CS TO 296 0136. Florida Statu***) at JU S T A FRIENDLY PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE hit Or her own •■pent*. PROCEEDINGS SH OU LO C O N ­ REMINDER... Dated this 17th day ol Jun* TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE A 0 . 1997 NOON IS THE AOA C O O R DINATO R AT 330­ C ITY O F LONOWOOO OEAOUNEfOft 5625 46 HOURS IN AOVANCE OCRALOINE 0. ZAMBRI, OF THE MEETINO next oars City Clark PUBLISH Jun* 20. ISST CLASSmEOADS F U B U S H : June 10. 1*97 DCF-237 067-233 Legal Notice 1 Legal Notice Zoomm Cemnvseien AOVtCB TO T H I PUBLIC IT ■ person decides to a p p a ll t decision made with respect to any matter cantidared at th* above meeting o t bearing, he/the may need a verbatim record at th* proceeding! including th* testimony and evidence which recard I* net provided by th* City Ol 4*"font (FS IS S O tO ii PERSONS W ITH O tS A S M T IIS N IIO t N Q ASSISTAN CE TO FANTICIFATS IN A N T OF T H I S ! PROCEEDINGS SH OULD C O N ­ TACT THS PERSONNEL O F F IC I AOA C O O R D IN A TO R AT 33»M 24 44 HOURS IN AO VANCI OF THS M t IT IN O PUBLISH June 20 1947 017-239 none* O F F IC T IT IO U S _ at J47S Janch* One*. CasseMsrvy. FL 32747, SamuVato County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* at V tN TA D S C N S S T A N T IQ U E S 4 COLL4CTA B L 4 S . and Mat I intend to register said name wttn to* OivtSton at Cavgorattona. T*«*h***** Florid*. *i asterdene e ernh me pvovteiene ot Ma F-ctiiiou* Nam* Statute*. To­ w n Section 645 t f . Florida Suture* 1941 R W Fugate PubhaN Jun* 20. 1*47 0 4 F 230 IN T N 4 D M C U tT C O U N T OP T H S B M H T B I H T N JU D IC IA L C tR C U tT O F TN a •TA TE O F FLO R IO A. rn A N O FDD S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C IV IL 4 C T M N CaaeN at S T -I3 S -C A I4 NATION 94 ANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Ptemtilt _t| ____ tvs* u u a e o w n H U M . otvtggts ONANTfs* A 9 9 IO N I14 LIE NONE. CREDITORS TR USTEES ON O THER CLAJMANTS CLAIMING B Y THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST I t l l l N L M ALONfV O C CS A S IO STATE OF FLORIOA DEPARTM ENT OF REVENUE end THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Defendant*. N O TIC E OP A C TIO N . M O N TO A d B FO R E0 LO 4 U N E TO THE UN KNO W N N U N S 0 E V I S II S G R AN TEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS C R ED I­ TORS TR USTEES OR O THER C LA IM A N T* C LAIM IN G BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST IIIE IN L M A LO N IY O E C IA S IO It living end *N unknown peril** claiming by. through under or against Ihe above named Oelendente who are not known lo be deed ot elis*. whether t*«S unknown parties may claim an interest as spouse*. haw*. devisees grant*** assignee* lienors, creditors, trust*** or other claimants, claiming by. through, under or egemsl th# said THS UNKNOWN HEIRS O S V tS IIS G R AN TEES . ASSIGN EES LIENORS C R ED ITO R S . TR U S TE E S . OR O TH ER C LAIM AN TS C LAIM IN Q BT. THROUGH UN 0ER OR AGAINST EILEEN L M A LO N E Y DECEASED . it they ere deceased Who** Residence it Unknown Whose last Known Mailing Address is Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on action to foreclose s mortgage on th* following pro party in Seminole County. Florid* Lot 12. Block M CARRIAGE HILL UN IT NO 3. according lo the Piet thereof as recorded In Piet Book I S. Pages 24 end 27. Public Records ol Semtnol* County. Florid* he* been tiled against you and you are required to serve e copy ol your written defenses, it any. lo it on GARY A G IBDONS Esquire ol Gibbon*. Smith. Cohn E Arnett. P A . Pteinlitt’s attorney. whose address it 3321 Henderson Boulevard. Post O lhc* Boa 2177, Tamps. Florida 33S0I. within thirty (30) days ol th* data ol h rtl publication ol this nobc* end hi* the original with the Clark ol Ihit Court either before service on Plaintltf's attorney or Immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor th* relief demanded M th* Complaint OATEO this 10th dsy o l JUNE. 1997 Maryann* Morse CLERK C IR C U IT C O UR T By Ruth King Deputy Clerk AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1S40; Adminisbebv* Order No S3-37. Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in Hue proceeding should contact AOA coordina­ tor al 301 N Park Avenue. Suit* N 301. Senlord. Florid* 32771 al least tnrs day* prior to in* proceeding Telephone 407­ 323-4330 eat 4227. t-400-SSS• 771 (TOO) oc 1-600-955-1770 (v). via Florida Relay Service N O TE TH IS C O M M U N IC A ­ TION. FROM A DEB T C O LLEC ­ TOR. IS AN A TTE M P T TO C O L­ LE C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFO R ­ MATION O BTAINEO W ILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Pubitah Jun* 13. 20 19*7 O C F-tS t Notice N hereby grvon Mot s Public Hearing wdl bo hold by Mo Ptonmng S Zoning Commission m the C f lf C e m m ta io n Chamber*, C ity H*a. Senload Ftoaula at TOO p m an Thursday July Sad. 1947. to consider a request to* a Ounsnim aal Variance in a RMOI MulHpta-Famdy ResidentialOftic* Institutional Zoning Drain* I LSOAL OSSCRIPTION Sac SO Twp I t * ROE H I B *«m NS Car al liman a lo cust Avo* Run N to SW Car le t I* Bib J tat Bt Sat I to SS Car S*y P*»* » « Una el Lacutf Av# I* N Lm# ot Huron Av* Wty an N Lm* to •*0 Th* property being more gen­ erally described e* #00 S 2nd Street Dime as « m « I Venan** Requested A ruduclws bout yard setback require monte from SO' lo IS 7 f . e reduction tt too t yard totoeck i #qu menta from 20 to 17 41'. a •eduction m mmrowam depth ot re re-red butter from 4* I* 3*, reduction m th* « « * • * ' a* parking apace* from 9* to 94 end a re due tier- * parking spec* requirements from 10 X29 to • Xt* Ait part** m n loro*I end aibrens than have an opportunity to be hoard al aeid hearing By order at th* Planning 4 Tuning Cenurueeum at Ma City at Eantord Florid* Mr* 29m day at Mey 1*47 Helen t u n * Chav*"#" Ptennmg 4 Zoning C s a u M M S AO VIC I TO THS PUBLIC If * person dec idea to appeal a aeeiemn me Os wmr ruepeel lo • up.me**** euwesperpd as me above meeting or hearing h*/«h* m df need a verbatim record ot the proceetongt me hiding the testimony and evidence which record is not provided by the City of Bentord (FS 214 0109) PERSONS WITH D lS A B IU n C S HEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N T OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ TACT THS PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR DINATO R AT 3 )0 5424 44 HOURS IN AO VAN Ci OF THE MEETINO PUBLISH June 20. 1457 0 4 F -3 3 I record Ol M o proceeding* including the testimony and autdanc*. which rocard ia not provided by M o City at BoMord (FS M B 01051 i P5RSON5 W ITH DISABILITIES N IID IN Q AS S ISTA N CS TO P A M TIC iraTt IN A N Y OF TH IS * P R O C S IO IN O S (M O U L D C O N ­ TA C T T H I F C R E O N N IL OFFICE AOA C O O R D IN A TO R A T 330­ 5424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF T H I M4IT1NG PUBLISH Jun* IP 1*47 OCF-E34 H e m * OC T Commercial Zoning Owbioi LEGAL O f SCRtPTTON f 31 Twp I f * Ago 304 Beg 25 tot el Wty ta t *4 N Li Water St 4 Nly ta t at W Ll Cedar ft. Run I ISO N to Blvd NWty on Bfvd 159 54 5 to Beg The property being more gen­ erally described a t M l W Semmole Bhrd Condition*! U «* Requested The eel* o l e k e h o ic he4*rage* tor con sump hen on pqeweee* • AB COP AM parties m mlorost end cm aen* Shea have an apporhmity to b# heard at aaul hearing By ardor at tha Planning 4 Zoning Comnusftron at Pie City of Sanford Florida Ms* l l l h ■ley *f June I N F Helen lt**r* Chairman Planning 4 Zonmg Commission AOVICE TO T H I PUBLIC II a person decide* to appeal a may need a verbatim record ot Me proceeding* including th* testimony end evidence which record i* not provided by the City ol Bentord (FS 254 0105) P5RSON5 WITH O tSASIUTISS NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATI IN ANY OF T H I 41 PROCEEDINGS SH OU LO C O N ­ TACT T H I PERSONNEL O F F IC I AOA C O O R DINATO R AT 530­ 5425 44 HOURS IN A O VAN CI OF THS M IS TIN G p u b l i s h ju n * z o 1*97 DCF-334 R O TIC B OF R (Z O N IN G P UB LIC H BA B IN D T O BB MflLD JU LY E. 1467 Notice •* hereby given thel the Seminole County Local Ptennmg Agency/Planning end Zonmg Comnutaion (LPA/P4Z) wdt con­ duct e pubhc herring on July t . 1447. beginning al 7 00 p m . as ** soon thereafter e* possible in pi* County Services Building. ItO I feat Fuat Street. Senlord. Florid*. Room 1024 (Board Chamber*) Th* purpose ot Put hearing is lo race hr* public viput input from any local government or other agency, and make recommendation* to Ihe tenunole County Board of County Comnuttmners on Ihe following described reyorung request This rrionm g will also be Ihe subtec! ol public hearing* (to be advertised) by Ihe Senunoi* County Board ol County Commissioners If this retoning la aproved by Me Board ot County Comnuasroner*. an ordinance wdt be adopted a* follow* AN O R O U M N C S AM ENDING TN B LA N D D G VB LO P M B N T CO OB OF ESM INO LB C O U N T Y P ROVIDING FON TN B N B Z O N INO OF C ER TA IN PR O P ER TY. S TE V E N J . R A TC LIFF N 4 Z O N M O N -t (4IN 0 LE FAMILY) T O NP (R E S ID E N T IA L P R O F E S ­ SIO N AL) B T A64IO NINO NSW ZO N IN O C LA S S IF IC A TIO N S T O TN B S U B J B O T P R O P E R TY ) P R O V ID IN G FO R 4 P B C IF IC D C V IL O P M 4 N T C O N D ITIO N * B Y M BAH4 O F A D B V B LO P MS N T ONOSNj PROVIDING FOR 4 E V 1R A N ILITY ; P ROVIDING FOR CO D IFIC ATIO N | A N D P ROVIDING AN B FF4 0 TTV B D A TS . This proposed amendment will involve changes to tha earning zoning classification tor the following described property (as* map) Th* LPA/P4Z mey recommend additionsl amendment* to Ihe reeonmg (BOO Dietrtel i f ) H O TB i Th* general public I* encouraged to appear al Mia hear­ ing and ptsaanl input In accordance with th* procedure* used by Ihe LPA/P4Z or submit written comments to tha Currant Planning Ollic*. 9101 East First Street. Sanford. FL 32771, telaphone (407) 321-1130. aetaneinn 7433 or FAX 32S-3239 True hearing mey be continued from time to bme aa lound naceeeery by th* LPA/PSZ. Copies ol Ihe atatt report regarding this emendmeld, the complete legal description, th# proposed ordinance, end related information, including any written comment* received, are available tor public renew el Me address above. Room 1000. between th* hours ol S 00 a m and 5 00 p m , Monday through Friday, eacluding holiday* Person* with disabilities needing assistance lo participate in any o l those proceedings should contact th* Employe* Relation* Department AOA Coordinator 44 hours in advanco ol the meeting el (407) 321 - I T 30. eatenaion 794t Person* ay* advised thel il they wish lo appeal any decision made el this meeting, they will need a record of the proceeding*, and tor such purpose, they may need lo ensure that a verbatim record ot tha proceeding* i* mad*, which record include* th* lestimony end evidence upon which th* appeal la to b* based, per Section 266 0105. Florida Statute* BOARD o f C O U N TY COM M ISSIONERS SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA BY. JO HN DWYER MANAGER CUR R EN T PLANNING PUBLISH.- Jun* 20. 1*97 CEF233 I * 4 ■ ‘ ‘ 1 ' ‘ * * ' . * * 1 �PULL OUT AND SAVE * FRI. JUNE 20 - THURS. JUNE 26 ... QUICK REFERENCE TV VIEWING 1 II i m ft l �<[■ ‘™ P U L L O U T A N D __± _____ k i- R l . 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T h e matches will be held on Saturday at 7:30 p m . at the Sanford Civic Center. t Th e re will be u double main event with J im " T h e A n v il” Nledhart taking on Death Row and "Lea p in g ” Lanny PofTo. w ith manager Angelo PofTo. facing Bruce “ Th e Rockin' H illb illy." Tickets are $7 for ringside and $5 for general admission. “ Life Can Be Sweet” run D eBA R Y — "Life Can Be Sw eet." a 5-K chartty run and fitness walk to benefit the Nolusta Medical Center s Diabetes Outreach Program In DeBary. will be held at DeBary Golf and C o un try C lub on Ju n e 22nd starting at 7:30 a.m. T h e Road Runners of America Club-aanct toned event coats $17 to enter and will award more than 2 0 prizes in 18 categories. Including Clydesdales (runners weighing In at more than 190-pounds) and children aged 11 and under D o z e n s o f v o lu n te e r s w ill be m a n n in g refreshment tables along the route and T-shirts will be provided for all runners. In te re s te d p a rtic ip a n ts sh o u ld co n ta ct Altavista Sports In DeLand (904) 7364)002. or DeBary Golf and C o un try C lu b Sales Office (H00| 246 5344 DeBary G olf and C oun try C lub t* located on U .S . 17-92 In DeBary. one-half mile south of Saxon Boulevard. L o n g w o o d no h its S a n fo rd ; G rt. S e m in o le w h ip s F la g le r ly C O W T M V U m w Herald Correspondent SANFORD L o n g w o o d a nd G re a te r Seminole quickly established themselves as the teams to beat Thu rsd ay evrnlng as they both ported impressive wins on the opening night of play In the Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino Major A District 7 Tournam ent at Roy Holler Ju n io r Field. C h ris tia n Rosado and V lbe rt R o d rique z combined on a no-hliter. striking out seven und walking two. as the Longwood All Stars dumped host Sanford 12-1 In four Innings, while Greater Seminole, from the Ovledn/Wlnler Springs area, got a two-hit. 10 strike nut performance from a trio of pitchers as it blanked the Flagler All Stars (from Bunnelll 11-0 In five Innings All four teams will be In action again tonight at 0 p m . with the Longwood taking on Greater Seminole at Roy Holler Field and Sanford fatm g Flagler at Lakeside Field. Th e Loser's Bracket championship game will be held on Lakeside Field at 10 a m on Saturday with the winner of that game taking on the Sum m er School Hockey Camp S A N F O R D — Coach Roy McKinley will eon duet an In-line hockey cam p for the young player at Central Florida Skate and Sport. 2720 West 25th Street (330-7909) T h e ra m p will be Ju n e 23-27 from 5 p m. to 7 p m . and Is for players between the ages of eight and 12. * E v" Y I Keith Wright and the rest of the Sanford All-Stars had very little luck against the longwood All-Star pitching duo of Christian with a 'ingle and scored one nut Liter ahead of a home run by Rosado. Th a t was only the beginning as Longwood tal ked on three more runs before the Inning was over and. alter Reggie Campbell walkrd and scored for Sanford In the bottom of the first liming, the visitors got buck lo-back home runs from C J . Clrm nns (a two run shot) and Rosado and plated another run to make the score 9 - 1 Despite the loss. Sanford manager Je ll Deen was not giving up •'ll we focus on just playing belter we ll be In the game We have very good athletes that need to come togrthe as a tin ." Mild D rrn . "Izm gw ood Is a very good tram and we tiad too m any errors ■ M M s Jm ---------------------- = i L A K E M A R Y - T h e event will be Ju n e 27­ 29 at Lake Mary High School for players (both boys and gtrl-s) aged 10-16. os of Jan u ary I. 1997. Age divisions are: girls (10-11. 12-13. 14-16) and boys 110-12. 1314. 15-16). Cost Is $60 per team or $15 per player and all players must have a signed parent consent form. Tournam ent highlights Include — T-shirts for e ach to u rn a m e n t p a rtic ip a n t: In d iv id u a l trophies for top two finishing teams In eaxh division: 3-potnt shooting rontrst: free throw contest: three games guaranteed; four players per team. T o obtain a registration form, call 324-5286. N SA Church State tourney S A N F O R D — Seminole C o m m unity College head basketball coach Ken Patrick will hold a camp for players ages sevcn-lo-14 (both boys and girls). T h e camp will be from Ju n e 23-27 and will go from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . dally. T h e camp will be held In the air-conditioned Health and Physical Education Building and will be under the direction of Jo h n n y Carlsson. who has 10 years of International coaching experi­ ence. A quality staff of college and high school players will put the campers through their paces with a special emphasis on shooting techniques. Individual offensive moves, passing and drib­ bling skills. Individual defensive fundamentals and the playing of games. Th e re will also be N C A A Division I coaches L yn n Brla (University of Central Florida) and Jo h n Hughes (University of South Florida) as guest speakers. Cost Is $99 session, with lunch available for $3 per day or ala carte. A , Pag* ■ ■ - •— •»• Greater Seminole, Longwood win Major Commish openers LM 3-on-3 Basketball Tourney S C C Basketball Camp Rosado and Vibart Rodriquez as they were no hlf and dropped a 12-t decision on the opening mghl of play In the Bambino Major A Tournament W r ' v r I w r n li> i| rtl> rr a a h o r l h u m - a m i h a v e o n l y h a « l ttlMMH I I I i h w - W w i w l i u h « r I i n m i IM r a i n a m i P kycr must be a league player, a P A L A T K A — Th e National Softball Associa­ tion ' (N SA) will hold a State Softball C h a m ­ pionship for Church Competitive and Recre­ ational division learns on Ju n e 27-28 In Palalka at Triangle Park. E n try fee will be $200 per learn with a sanc­ tion fee of $20. For Information contact Richard Goodwin at (904) 328-9382 or Barry W illiams at (904) 325-4942. June 20. 1997 Down but not out A Sanford coach (above) looks over catcher Justin Klauck after he was hit with a ball early In Thursday's game with Greater Seminole. But Klauck and the rest of the Sanford team stayed in the game behind the pitching of Daniel App (right), who scat­ tered seven hits, but It was not enough as the local team (ell 5-0 Haraid S i m * , Mara l a m SANFORD Greater Seminole and Longwood both survived lough opening round games os the Florida ILibc Ruth Baseball Bambino Major Com m issioner's District 7 T o u r ­ nament got started at Lakeside Field Thursday. Scott Logsdon only allowed two hits and three base runners as Greater Seminole, from the Oviedo/ W inter Springs area, shutout host Sanford 5-0. Logsdon struck out five and got 10ground bailouts. Daniel App singled In the first Inning and Ben Hill singled In the fifth Inning for Sanford, but both were stranded on first base. San­ ford's best chance to score came In the bottom of the sixth Inning as Steve Barak walkrd and pinchrunner Antwoln Bell got as far as third base. □ See Bam bino*. Page 2B O A S ia u T H S A S I M L L ■ AMSINO MAJOR C O M M IIItO M IIt D IIT * IC T F TOO• MAM tNT 1000S C I (LIM INATIO M J TMUSSOAV. JON# 19 *1 LA K f H O C F IIL O Oi m I — O ' U l i r W m inoU I. 1an lard* , H i M l — Lan*waad». fU*M» ! M I O A V . JO M C M •I ROV H O C I I A F I I L O * !■ • t — C 'l d ir S * m ln * l* v * . AlwiawH V r s c I* m •I LAX ( I I 01 FICLO O t m t « — FlayMr r t laniard. I* m/ lA T U a D A V .lU N I ll •I ROV H O L L IR F I I L O Q s m i > — L * n * « o * d «• C a m * 1 □ See Briefs, Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �2 # - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 20, 1997 Bambinos— WHAT’S HAPPENING TO D A Y Auto Racing FASCAR at Orlando SpaedWorld. 8 pm. S A TU R D A Y Auto Racing U FA S C A R at New Smyrna Speedway. 7 p m Professional Baseball Professional Baseball Gull Coast Rookie league at Walt Disney World's Wide World ol Sports Baseball Complex. TB A □ Gulf Coast Rookie League at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Baseball Complex, TBA Southern League Baseball Florida State League Orlando Rays at Mobile. 8:05 p m. Youth Baseball □All-Star Game at Osceola County Stadium, Kissimmee. 7:30 p.m. Southern League Baseball . Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major A Tournam ent. W in n e r's B ra cke t: G reater □ Orlando Rays at Mobile. 8:05 p.m. Seminole vs. Longwood. at Roy Holler Junior Field, 6 p.m.; Loser s Bracket: Sanlord vs. Flagler, at Lakeside Field, 6 p.m. Vouth Baseball □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major Commissioner's Tournament. Winner's Bracket: □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major A Tournament Loser's Bracket: Sanford Flagler Greater Seminole vs. Altamonte Springs, at Roy Holler Junior Field. 8 p.m.; Loser's Bracket: Sanford vs. Flagler, at Lakeside Field, 8 p.m. winner vs. Greater Semlnole-longwood losers, at Lakeside Field, 10 a.m.; Winner's Bracket (pos­ sible championship game): Greater SeminoleLongwood winner vs. winner of 10 a m game, at Roy Holler Junior Field, t p.m. □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major Commissioner's Tournament. Winner's Bracket Greater Seminole-Altamonte Springs winner vs Longwood. at Roy Holler Junior Field. 10 a m ; Loser’s Bracket: Sanford-Flagler winner vs Greater Seminole-Altamonte Springs loser, at Lakeside Field. 1 p m ; 10 a m game loser vs 1 p m game winner, 4 p.m. Recreation Basketball □Sanford Recreation Department Adult Spring Church Basketball League at Dan Pelham Gymnatorium. All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford vs. Covenant Community Church, 7 p.m.; Sanford First Church of the Nazarene vs. Nor* thland Community Church. 8 p.m. Arena Football League Professional Softball .□Anaheim Piranhas vs. Ortando Predators at .Orlando Arena, 7:30 p.m. [ Women's Professional Fastpltch Lsague al Rollins College's Alfond Stadium, Winter Park e Durham vs. Orlando Wahoos. 7 p m f Professional Softball ; □ Women's Professional Fastpltch League at Rollins College's Alfond Stadium, Winter Park Durham vs. Orlando Wahoos, 7 p.m, t Recreation Softball Z.NASF Girls Fastpltch 14-and-Under and 12* ;and*Undar World Series Qualifier al Walt Disney t World's Wide World of Sports Solball Complex, Recreation Softball □ Metro Orlando ASA (Am ateur Softball Association) Tournament of Champions Slowpiteh Softball Tournament at Ihe Seminole County Softball Complex, Altamonte Springs. Bam □ Sanford Recreation Departm ent Spring Church Softball League al Chase Park Deltona ;T B A Trinity Assembly of God-Majesty vs Sanford New Bethel. 9 a m ; Sanford Los Samaritano vs San ford First Church of Ihe Nazarene, 10 a m City of Lake Mary Department ol Parks and .'Recreation Men's Friday Nlghl Spring Slowpltch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex, NASF Girts Fastpltch 14-and-Under and 12and-Under World Series Qualifier at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Sotball Complex. : doubleheader at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. TBA jCollege Tennis College Tennis '□ C o lla g e Tennis Coaches of America Clinic al ; Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Tennis ; Complex. TB A *J unlot Oty mplc T rack [ College Tennis Coaches of America Clinic at Wall Disney World's Wide World ol Sporls Tennis Complex. TBA Junior Olympic Track . □ Region IV Florida State Junior Olympic Track land Field Championships at Walt Disney World’s I Wide World of Sports Track and Field Complex. □ Region IV Florida Slate Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Track and Field Complex. 19:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. jAmateur Volleyball Amateur Volleyball •□ AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National ; Volleyball Championships al Walt Disney World's ; Wide World of Sports Fieldhouse, 8 a.m. □ AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball Championships at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sporls Fieldhouse, 8 a m Pederson. Brent Cnllvas and J im m y Defalrn (one single caeh), Er i c G or den and Kyle Chm lclcw skl (two runs scored each) and Andrew Roy and Joey L ub o n ly lone run scored each) C o n tin u e d f ro m Page I B Greater Seminole scored the only run It would need in the lop of the first Inning as Clayton Sum rall led off with a double and scuret on a passed ball. T h e visitors added another run In the third Inning as Brandon Miller reached on a fielder's choice and scored when a single by Joe H url was hobbled In the outfield and Sum rall made It a 3-0 lead In the fifth Inning as he led off w iili bis second double of Ihe game and scored two outs later on an error. Greater Seminole's final two runs came in the lop of the sixth Inning as Ben Goldm nnn singled and scored on a single by Adam S a d r. S a d r later scored as Christopher Dedltz singled and again the ball was nilsplaycd Doing the hitting for Flagler were Landon Jones and Nathan Conner (two singles, one run scored and one RBI each). Kelly Andrews (one single, two RBI). C .J . Jo rif (one single, one run scored). Mark Savy and Rvan Bader lone single each) and Mike Vltellu and Pat Sllvola (one run scored each). To nigh t, Greater Seminole will take on Altamonte Spring* at Roy Boiler Field and Sanford will play Flagler at taikeslde Field. Ekiih games start at 8 p.m. O n Saturday. Longwood will fare the G re a te r S e m in o le Altamonte Springs winner at 10 a.m at Rov Bolter Field: F ri­ d a y's loser's bracket w inner taking on the loser of the Greater S e m in o le *A lta m o n te S p rin g s game al I p in . at Lakeside Field; and the loser of the 10 a.m game will tukc on the w in u rr of the l p.m game at 4 p.m. al Ray Holler Field. O n Sunday, the two surviving teams will meet tit Rotr Holler Field at I I a m . II after that game both teams have one toss each, the dual game will t>e el (he r at l p.m . or 3 p tn. at Roy Holler Flrld de|witdlng on the outcome of the A Tournament Greater Seminole was led by Clayton Sumrall (twn doubles, two runs scored). Adam Sadr (one single, one m u stsurd. one K ill). Ben Goldm ann (one single, one run scored). Joe H urt. Joey C a m e ro n and C h ris to p h e r Dedltz lone single ear hi and Brandon Miller (onr run scored) Th e second game was a bank­ as Flagler. Irom Bunnell, held a 5-4 lead until Longwood ex­ ploded for live runs m Ihe sixth inning and a 9 5 vleiorv ON S IKSAVTEUP*97 MODEIS. TO 750 niff r o e * » x nto N j■>«*. >*»*it — ■<— w* im H tm W ith one oul in the sixth in­ ning. Joey Lulm nty reached on an error and Tyson Auer walked and I mii Ii scored as Erie Cordell reached on an error to give Flagler *■ 6 4 lead Gorden. .is well as Andrew Roy and Kyle t'hm lelrw skl. who Imth walked scored on passed halls Paring Longwood were Tyson A u e r (iw o singles one ru n s o o rrd i J a v c e B ro w n (one single, one run scored, one RBI), w in n in g pitcher Paul C in d e r (one single, one run seoredl. T r e v o r B a n n e r, M a li hew GAME ONE G V E A t E * S I M I N O K t VAMFOAO s G r u l* . to-*<“*»•. 1(1 I I I | t to"* ., d All l l . M M4 M* • I logujoc wr#i»«#y W *f (It *pp Rltufk WP L ORMtan 410 > LP (Oil Va»# Su #w rai* • • .'H 3 ill IU 0**4'** Wmrnoi* ''w w HR tM * I •» wr MR non# RtCQstfl — Longwood (I Ol Fiagi«r i t <I AN! wnaS5.599 $4,399 r»l|»n SAlf PRICE $4,849 $5,649 ■■'•MUM ••••It #Hl fRini ' f • ••ttllf H i* it> f t 'i ititffit f<«ioii«| '!#• BIG SAVINGS 1 $750 $750 f*<9 «•«« H 99 lift •*'#» f*#f Of*1#* U# !•••Ji 562 S. Hwy. 427 • Longwod. 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Tennis Camps offered L O N G W O O D - Sabal Point Country Club in L o n g w o o d is hom e of T e n n is T e c h Academy. Tennis Tech is offering a Ju n io r Te nn is and Sw im Cam p through J u ly 25th from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m ., Monday through Friday, for players starting at 6 years of age. T h e eight one week sessions offers tennis instruction from 9 a.m . to 11 a.m.. lunch from 11 a.m . to noon Hunch not provided); game and match play Irom noon until 1:30 p.m .: and “LO OK for COUPON in Sunday’s paper” sw im m ing from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Th e cost Is $165 per session for nonmembers ($5.50 per hour for a professional instructed tennis camp). Sabal Point also offeres three age level cam ps in its After School T e n n is Te c h Academy. L I T T L E P E O P LE T E C H . Introducing tennis the " T e c h " way...for beginners learn and experience the sport of a lifetime, emphasizing stroke production and ball control. Typical ages: 6 to 9. Offered Monday through’ Friday from 3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m . al a cost of $8 per day. J U N IO R D E V E L O P M E N T T E C H . Programs are designed for players targeting a com ­ petitive edge in both mental and physical aspects of their game. Typ ica l ages: 9 to 12. Offered Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m . at a cost of $ 10 per day. T E N N I S T E C H A C A D E M Y Players seeking to play tournament tennis or a position on their high school tennis team should train in the academy. Typ ica l ages: 10 and Up. Offered Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m . at a cost of $12 per day. T o sign up or for more Information call (407) 788 0590. AQ UA CHEM 3 ” Stab ilize d Tablets Concentrated 90*N» available chlorine Long lasting chlorine protection For use in a floating dispenser, skimmer or m any automatic chionnators Look for the Y E L L O W color code “Coupon in Sunday's paper” “Coupon in Sunday’s paper” Major A Continued from Page IB m ud through. It s extremely hard ; to do." Sanford finally retired Longwood in order in the third inning, but the visitors closed out the game by scoring three runs in the fourth inning. Longwood manager Jose Rosado said that his team was not nervous at all because they had been there before. "W e are going to focus on swinging the bat well and bat speed." said Rosado. "W e ’ve had a real good start." Providing the ulfcnse for Longwood were Adam A m a r (three singles, two runs scored). Christian Rosado (two home runs, two runs scored, three RBI). Austin Pride (one double, one single, Iwo runs scored) and C .J. Clematis (one home run. one run scored, two RBI). Also contributing were Jacob Flanagan and T y le r Powell (one single and ihree RBI each). Christopher Tarn (one single, two rutis scored). Garrett tlansclinan (one single*, one run scored) and T y c Buckner and Vibert Rodriquez (one run scored each). Th e second game was a lot closer than the score Indicated as Greater Seminole only led 3-0. scoring two runs in the second Inning and a single ru n in the fourth liming, before exploding for eight runs In the top of the fifth Inning. □ ul despite only leading 3-0. Greater Seminole was In control behind the pitching of Z. Gonzalez. Scott Adaes and Matt Lougec. who allowed only one Flagler base runner to reach third base. Doing the damage for Greater Seminole were Matthew Marshall (three singles, one run scored, two RBI), Lee Sloan (two singles, two runs scored, one RBI), Malt Lougec (two singles, one run scored, one RBI), Bridger Hunt (one double, one run scored, two RBI) and Michael Zelt and Mario Cacclalore (one double, one run scored and one R01 each). Scoring one run each for the winners were Barry Baxter, Z. Gonzalez, Matt Delgade and Michael Reife. Chris Santloannt doubled and Masiak singled for the two Flagler hits. 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Limitations void in New Mexico. 0 1997 WAL-MART STORES, INC. * 6 �Sanlofd Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, June 20, 199? - 3B People Insurance that you don’t need Blood Bank saeka donors Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of all types of blood — especially O-type donors — io donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E . Second St. For Information, call 322 0 82 2 TO P S meets Monday morning S A N FO R D — T O P S (Take off Pounds Sensibly| Chapter *621 meets every Monday at the Sanford Alliance C hurch. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. Note new hours Welgh-ln Is from 1 I to 11:30 a m ., and the meeting Is from 11:30 a m. to 12:15 p m. For Information, call 3 2 2 -3 13 0 or 3 24 -3 54 1. Sanford Rotarfans to meet S A N FO R D — Rotary C lub of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Activities for seniors Lakr Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcut vet*. from 9 30 to 11 30 a nt : Games, from I to 3 p m ., at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country C lub Road Employment opportunities for seniors S A N F O R D — An employment program sponsored by A A H P Senior Com m unity Service Em ploym ent Program la held at the Sanford National Guard Arm ory. 915 E First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a m. to 1 p m. Te le ­ phone: 324 8008 The program assists seniors. 35 and over, to return to the work place Cancer support group meets Suppon. Mope and Recovery. S M A R . mrels every Monday afternoon at 5 p m at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far corner of the dining room Th is Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7783 for more Information. Contract bridge Urtdge players are Invited to play contract bridge avery Monday, at 103 0 a m , at the Sanford Senior Center For In­ formation. call 322 6326 Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonym ous and Gam Anon lor family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday Inon smokersl at 7 30 p m .. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland For more information, call 236-9206 Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday Narcotics Anonym ous meets Monday at 8 p m Presbyterian House of Goodwill. 3 17 Oak Ave . Sanford ai thr Overeaters Anonymous meets Tuesday S A N FO R D — Overeaters Anonym ous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a m In Parish Hall W h lln rr Lounge of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford T h e meetings last about an hour There are no dues nor fees The only requirement to attend Is (he d rslrr to slop eating compulsively. 1. Cancer Insurance. Some companies offer a person age 50. for example, up to $200,000 of cancer health care for only $13.95 per month. Benefits Include $100 a day for the first seven days In the hos­ pital. Customers under age 70 who remain cancer free get all of their premiums back every ten years. How can an insurer afford lo do that? Consum ers overpay for prill rc IIon accord­ ing to Koliert Hunter, d lrrrto r of Insurance for lhe Consum er Federation of America. K lplln gers suggestion: ‘ Slick with comprehensive health care coverage and Invest any extra money yourself.* 2 Plight Insurance. Plane crashes do get our attention. 3. Free Accident Insurance. CON SUM ER FO CUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG . ' but most people already have adequate life Insurance. Th e airlines are all In­ sured and tickets purchased with an American Express card automatically gives you at $100,000 worth of coverage. Klplingrr's suggestion: "Skip the Insurance and the airplane Th e Initial coverage of a $1,000 worth of accidental-death and dismemberment. Sure Its free, but the Insurance company wants very much to sell you additional Insurance In $10,000 chunks. Ordinary term life Insurance rovers almost all events and Is not much more expensive. Klplingrr's sugges­ tion: T a k e l he freebie If you wish, bul assume the quid pro quo will lie endless free Junk mall.* 4. Free Accident Insurance. $200,000 worlh of accidentaldeal h coverage free for two months. Afterwards It Is about $100 per yra r For your heirs to ro lle d , vou must die in an accident while you are a fare paying passenger In an a ir­ plane. taxi, train, or bus. Klplingrr's suggestion: *Ask yourself If two free months Is worth the effort of signing the application. S. Disaster Protection for your mortgage. If you are ousted by flood or other disas­ ter. the Insurance cost Is typi­ cally about $12.50 per $1,000 of mortgage payment. Sounds good, b ul more than likely It Is duplicative coverage to your homeowners policy. Standard homeowners coverage will cover rebuilding costs. K lpllnger's suggestion: 'Assum e you will pay the mortgage yourself and check the homeowners for living expense coverage. Keep your mouth shut, Mother Dear Mary. go When I was raising my fam ­ ily. I stayed with my husband even though he was an alco­ holic And cheated on me for 20 years, because he was a good dad and loved the kids When the kids grew up and got m ar­ ried. I divorced him and I've had the best 10 years of my life since then Wb.it bothers m r Is that both of my sons-In-law remind me so much of my ex-husband. It makes m r want lo cry The good news Is that they are really great with their kids, hut the bad news Is that one of them rules the house with .ui Iron hand thr other one Is a workaholic If I was a betting woman. I'd bet that the son-inlaw who rules the house Is in the early stages of alcoholism right now and will be cheating on his sweet wife within thr next few years The other son- through. FAM ILY COUNSELOR MARY BALK tn-law works 80 to 90 hours a week, works out at a gym about 10 hours a week, then likes to pursue his race ra r hobby In his "spare* time. He's a good husband and father when he's home, hut I think tiring a good spouse ami fallier Involves more than a few hour* of "quality* time each w rrk Should I say something to m y daughters about what I've noticed? 1 don't want in be a meddling m other-in-law but I also hate to see my daughters through what I went good news. The best gift we can give our children Is to love and be loved by our mates. Dear T o Meddle. Keep your mouth shut! If you are rigid In your observations, your daughters will deal with their problems in the way they feel Is best. Just as you did. •Warning" Ihein will not change their husbands' behavior, but It will make you look like a wicket) witch In everybody's eyes. If and when your daughters ask you for help amt support, be there for them In every way you can They will appreciate it But nobody likes to hear. *1 told you so", or "I knew this would happen" By the way. you are right that young people often ptek mates that have personality and/or character traits of their opposite sex parent In your rase, that's not (Nary Balk Is ■ Certified Addition Prevention Professional and a counselor at Oviedo High School. Contact her at M8-1M2, Ex. 210. T o Meddle or Not REGAL ' ---------------------- r v . C IN E M A S '? ; tintc th iil y«$ur m o t h e r g o t h e r j I A D V tC l tw I util* m u l H o w , • y s v t lH ilis m • if n n M i'. m u P '. rnr_PM LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3S30 M HUT* d ' J ? ! ^ Separate checks may make diners happy, waiters sad #m••• * team to play shutf leboard food, and buy a good lunch.* 1<0400 140 *40 140,40 7JO 1010 Sewing club gathers Every Tuesduy from 9:30 a m. to noon, the W OO PIE Sewing C lub gathers at the Lakr Mary Senior Center, 158 N. Country C lu b Road, to make baby clothes, and items for nursing homes as well as Items for the Christmas Store. The Hems made by the club are donated to prcemle babies, nursing home resi­ dents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Activities for seniors Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or 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 T h e Sanford Lions Club mrels every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 322-7544. T h e com m unity ts asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for Its sight program. 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 Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets K1wants C lu b of Casselberry meets every Tuesday ui 7:30 a.m .. at Denney's on 436 In Casselberry. For information, call 831 8545. New Al-Anon group A new Al-Anon group has started at Sanford Christian C hurch. 730 Upsala Road. Sanford, every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. For Information, page Sissy at 3 17-5615. Al-Anon group meets In Sanford [f you are troubled by the alcoholism of a friend or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m . at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. Nar-Anon to offer help 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 869-6364. Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 lo 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323 1664. Toastmasters meet Seminole Com m unity College (SC C l Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m .. at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country C lub Hoad. Contact Roselta Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information. % tooJOSIto7Z4S4S T H E L O S T W O R LD : JU R A S S IC PARK __ t J04JQ7J01010 1001Kioto CON* AIR M Y B E S T FR IEN D S W EDOIN Q t oo ,oo ; oo•jo 200««0 7J0 1010 I J0410S50S10 BUDOY 10*4 44 T H E FIFTH E L E M E N T g re e te d y o u r t a i l o r w h e n h e DEAR AB BY I need your opin­ ion about mmirlhing that i» puz­ zling my husband and me When several couples go out for dinner together, is it rude to ask for sepa­ rate checks’ We have been made to feel verv cheap when we usk for separate checks, but there are times when we have paid half the bill when our portion should have been much less Please tell me how to handle this without causing embarrassment to anyone. There is also the matter of leaving a tip Shouldn't each diner pay part of the tip? We get a lot of dirty looks from servers when we usk for separate checks. Why ? L O N G TIM E READER IN M AIN E D E A R R E A D E R : T h e r e is nothing w rung w ith usking for separate checks, p articula rly if there is a great disparity in the d rin k in g habits of the couples. T h a t w a y, each d in e r cun pay the proper portion of the tip. Y o u m a y he g e ttin g u ir t y looks from servers because it is mure trouble for them to write separate checks than to make out just one. D E A R D A U G H T E R : H ow fit- On exhibit through July 6, 1997 Seminole T o w n e Center ■Center Court Mall hours: Saturday, 10 a.m. - 9 P- m, / Sunday, noon - 6 p.m. Prvivnted b y : C>COLUMBIA Columbia Women's Wellness Center w ir fOWNE ( iran: SPEED TW O : C R U ISE C O N T R O L »ppr»|>rtat« Che , w * « t lu |M> h o reeve*-,. the (he flower* (h e , mewowy . a h , » »whe*e*» wtte. m trots i iiiooroooii ABIG AIL VAN BUREN D E A R A B B Y : I would like to share the following story that loth saddened and inspired me My mother died in October of 1995. and it had always been her wish to be cremated so that she could help the soil grow wildtlowers. We spread her ashes in the family cemetery. The following winter and spring were extremely dry in Texas, Spring rain was practically nonexis­ tent and we had none of the usual wild flowers that typically paint our fields and highways Lakes were very low and m any crops were ruined. My parents had been happilv married for 49 years and her death was devastating to my father. He visited the cemetery often. In March, when Dad drove to the cemetery for a visit, he couldn’t believe his eyes. The area where we had laid mother’s ashes was covered with small blue wildflowers! He wept w hile gathering some of them. He didn't know what kind of flowers they were, so after returning home, he showed them to a knowledgeable friend who replied, These are for­ get-me-nots!* Despite the drought, iny mother’s lust wish had come true, and she certainly chose the appropriate flower to grow. HER D A U G H TER . FARMER’S BRANCH, TEXAN testa G O N E FtSHIN K* Th e Sanfotd Tourist and Shuffleboard Club practises every Tuesday and Friday starting a I p.m . and plays Inter city tournaments every Wednesday Those Interested In playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kttner. 322-7751. for Information 0 1 15 B A TM A N A RO BIN M AG IC107.I s*41 £*% raw*#if** �- Sanford Herald. Sanford. 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Ft *07 JJJA04I Or Wayna Hanay Sr Pbalu* Pa* Tom Smith Mlrualarol Si Aduilt MaraSomara Iniynm Youth Otraclor Cynthia Wotfa CTMdran praachool Coordinator SyhnaOrar Dlract w oil Muatc Cynthia Wolta Laaming Cantar Diractor SundayScneol eUam Sunday Worafup tO X a m Sun Eramng Woramc « 00 p m Wad Ptayar B>MaStudy IJ O p m Nuraary Protidad Ra* 0* OrWiam Hardy ChurchSanaca* A X IIIX am Sunday School tAAaeaat P*S*m.' Nuraary Pi o. p ad AduN U rta Study t X am Worafup Sarytca tOXam Nuraary Pnm dad Seventh Day Adventist an Tartar Omm iComar TU tta r Or SCR *27) SANFOAO MtADOW S S tV tM TN B A T A0VSW TNT CHURCH X U N County Rd 427 HOT) 121 rex 407 122 7910 Sabbmh iSaueiSam; Dmnaworthrp iSatlllXam, M a r* Ham m) (Wad 1 7 X a m. AharBrtfa ita ilili* 1 CSNTMAL SAPT 1ST C HU ACM HOI W tat S t . Sanford SANFOAO M V TM TH imi) tie Part art Sanford F t *07322*171 T> 7X p * ThaChunn WNar* * » i « Spiritualist SPlM TUAL IB T CHURCH OF AWAR5NCB5. 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Nuraary Provided reo Sun Ortrt. Lapp Mary, F I Paul Hoym • Hardware Stores LONQWOOO Mary 4M ft 4 CABBCLMRIVY BRAM BEAUTY SALON 519 E. 1st St. • Sanford 321-8580 B E TTY WEBER Itfi F a m o u s R e cip e . COUNTRY CN1CKEH - r r s HONEY 0IPPED1X5 FRENCH AVE. 333-3ASO UJflS*11 W l»f » thmiteu. llttfTUlJ t un# ,/}r»i SANFORDVERTICALS *AI umM Nee Dfndke ForW U m ' 2510 S. OAK AVE, Unit B 321-3601 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, June At 199/ - SB Religion A universe with structure, order and chaos IN B R IE F Potiphar entrusted him with all the affairs of his household. Joseph was sexually tempted by Potlphar’s wife, but he re ­ jected the allurement. However. Potlphar's wife, enragrd by the rrjectlon of Joseph, lied and falsely accused him which resulted In Joseph's Im prisonm ent. Soon, however, his character trium phed In prison. The events w hlrh followed In his life brought him from the Bedouin Slave to become the Bedouin Prince. That which shaped and guided Ihe whole course of Joseph's life from his Palestinian home was consummated • In the words: 'Inasm uch as thou art a man In whom Ls the spirit of God.* From this. Pharaoh lifted Joseph the slavc-to Joseph the Prince and (Tim e Minister! Th is was In­ credible since Joseph was-ln no w ay-ln line to be one of the ‘ king's favorites." By DR. WM (BOR) PARKIN 1st B A P TIS T M ARKHAM W OODS Thank you S A N F O R D — T h e Rev. Anthony Miller, pastor of M l. Sinai Baptist Church am) chairman of the Love Feaat would like to thank the following churches for their participation In the 2nd Annual Love Feast on Ju n e 7. Over 2.000 were fed that day. T h e Rev. P. Wright.Pastor h Calvary Apostolic Tem ple T h e Rev. R. Scott. Pastor & New Mt. Calvary Church T h e Rev. R .T. Davis. Pastor A Second Shiloh M B . C hurch T h e Rev. E. Richardson. Pastor A House of Refuge T h e Hev. M. Bennett. Pastor A Grace Apostolic Temple T h e Rev. Dr. H. Rucker. Pastor A First Shiloh M B. Church T h e Ml. Sinai Church Th e Rev. E. Blake. Pastor A Progress M B. Church T h e Rev. L Wilson. Pastor A St. Matthews M B. Church T h e Rev. E. Simpson. Pastor A New Salem P.R Church T h e Hev. W. Lewis. Pastor A New Bethel M.U. Church T h e Hev. R Adams. I’aslor A Rejected Stone Church T h e Rev. Mlssick. Pastor A Mt. Olive A M E Church T h e Rev. T . Hudson. Pastor A Shower Down of Blessing T h e Rev. II Bradley. Pastor A Full Gospel Church Th e Rev. C. Gibson. Pastor A Macedonia M B. Church Th e Rev. M. Imparato. Pastor A Macedonia P.B. Church Th e Rev. Dr. R. Williams. Pastor A Ml. Zion Baptist Church Th e Rev. R. Merthle. Pastor A New Life Word Center Th e Rev. O Cobb. Pastor A Allen Chapel A M E Church Th e Hev. IVrklns. Pastor A Christian Fellowship Th e Rrv. V Blair. Pastor A Fountainhead M il Church Th e Rrv. 11. Ross. Pastor A Frewlll Holiness Church Th e Rev. R. Green. Pastor A St. Luke M.B. Church Th e Rev P Adams. Pastor A St . Jam es A M E Church Christian Women to meet A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - Th e Christian Women s C lu b of AHumontr-Maltland Invites the public to a brunch at Matson A Ja rd m Restaurant. 420 W ym orr Hd . on Th o rs.. J u ly 10 from 9 30 to 11 .TO a m The cost will be SI 3 50 T h e day will feature "Weekend Get a ways" with special music and speaker Brunch reservations must be made by S u n .. J u ly 0 t»y calling Jean Griffin at 423 9427 or T a m m y Cam pbell at 293-8453 Concert of Prayer S A N F O R D — The Central Florida Area "Concert of Prayer" lor «he month of Ju n e will br held on Sat . .June 21 al Fort Mellon Park Th e "Concert of IT a y rr" will begin at 7 p m as a conclusion to "Celebrate Sanford D a y." a com m unity wide Interactive day with a Job fair, music, ministry and special speakers from business, church and governmental sectors. "Celebrate Sanford" will lake place from 10 a m to 4 p m For more Information rail 6i*6 4HHH Summer schedule L A K E M AR Y — Note the new sum m er schedule lor Sunday School and worship services al River Oaks C hurch, in the Driftwood Village Adult and children's Sunday School ts 0 to IO a m and the worship service begins at 10 30 a m Nursery is providrd Young children are dismissed from ih r worship service following worship songs, for Children • C hurch Cash to speak Recently. Paul Harvey spoke of the rase of an English surgron who was discovered as a carrier of A ID S for thirteen years. Five thousand patients of his who could have potentially contacted the disease were being recalled. Harvey also noted that a recent problem had arisen in Italy from a law w h lrh states 'those with te r­ minal disease cannot be put In Jail.* Th is brought a barrage of A ID S carriers to take u p the p ra rtlre of thievery. Surely, there Is something about both of these events that Ls not kosher! Every behavior, action, motivation and though has a cause. There Is conscious or unronsclous design Involvrd. Direction or lark of direction results In behavioral pat­ terns.. Behavior (toes not simply arise spontaneously In a vacuum. Behavior events are not without reason, cooperating forces and factors. 'Branches must have roots. And though the roots are seldom seen, they determine the size and charac­ ter of the branches.* Granted, not e very­ one knows Ihe 'reasons* for behavior completely or even arrurately. Perhaps, the surgeon kept hts disease secret thinking he could practice mrdlctne w ith­ out Infecting hts patients? Those with AIDS may have reasoned • *1 am dying anyway and that gives me thr right lo be a thief under the la w T Today, we label some behavior as a syndrome, but tightly It In a symptom of a deeper problem! Speaking to chaos in a structured universe When we think of the 'flrerln g of A m e r­ ica* (waste of tax dollars) or the constant advertising of court trials dealing with bombings, m urders, or crimes of a sexual Dr. Wm. Robert (Bob) Parfctr * nature-are there any real answers to this chaos? T h r answer lies In a foundation of order which describes a comm itment to a system of wholesome values. Introducing this value system In a case study Th is case study might be called a day out of the life of the Biblical character of Joseph IG rnrsis 37. 39/50). Here Is a man whose thinking and acting Involves a strategy for survival. Th e life of Joseph powerfully demonstrates a clear-cut value system. The Joseph story Joseph was sold Into slavery try hts own brothrrs and Imughl by Pollphar an E g yp ­ tian Potiphar was greatly impressed by Joseph's nobility of character. In fact. J o ­ seph's 'high* training that he received In his father's house and the favor of God whn h rested upon him was such that The life of Joseph demonstrates three truths 1. He was convlnrcd of being faithful to hts master (Potiphar). DcflnctLas respon­ sibility. 2. He was convinced of bring faithful to himself. Defined as p crran n U n lg g rllYx 3. He was convinced tlrat he must be faithful lo God. Defined as obfdlcncv to QasL Joseph acted in this fashion not because he had loo so nor because th r allurem ent was not greatly Inviting-but because he was committed lo Divine vales. Tragic as II may be-and crude as It may sound, we live In a society today filled with chaos, whose value system too often cannot tell the dif­ ference between Ester L in d e r and sewer gas! Joseph could! By the way. these principles of Joseph are still powerful today. Thin k about that! Pastor speaks of vacation S A N F O R D — It's dial lime again School ts out or soon will tie. anil millions of A m rrtrun families will hr taking to the road lo spend a few days or s e v e ra l w e e ks o n s u m m e r vacations What should have hern a relaxing, invigorating family lime will likely turn into an e n d u ra n c e contest w ith promises of, "never a ga in !” Rrlaxtng. rewarding vacations u s u a ll y ilo n i | t»t h«r>|>*'l> as you think about gelling away this year, here are some sug­ gestions that might help tiiakr it a b e llrr Mine 1 Get away. It's very rewar­ ding to get away from the or dlnarv routine Visiting places hulld memories 2 Plan your budget Don't spend Ihe rest ol Ihe year paying lor yo u r lar k of control on vacation. 3 l i o n I lo r g c t lo le a v e y o u r home burglarized proll. 4 Don't forget In whom you b e lo ng R e m e m be r you are Christ's ambassadors. 5, Don't forget to remember your church Your financial gilts a re I m p o r t a n t d u r i n g the summer 6 Relax and have fun. Plan yo u r trip so that It will tie en­ joyable 7 C o m e h o m e a lie tte r p e rs o n t li .i n w h e n y o u w e n t a w a y . Pastor Waslay Bakar Sanford Church ol Qod » S A N F O R D — Mon.. J u n r 29 will be the return engagement of Apostle J . L Cash and Praise He Is Ihe pastor/ overseer of Praise Center Outreach Ministries of St. Petersburg T h is group ministers richly In word and song Services begin at 7 p.m. al House of Refuge. 1001 C rle ry Ave For more Information call 324-4711. Mom’s Morning Out L A K E M ARY — A Mont's Morning Out will tie sponsored al Holy Cross I.utberan Early Childhood Center. 760 Sun Dr . on Tues.. Wed., and T h u rs mornings from 8:30 to 11 30 a m The cost Is >8 a class and Is offered for ages 2 lo 5 year olds For more Information or sign tip call 333-0797 Tutoring available S A N F O R D — Free tutoring In reading and math skills (or children, first through fifth grades, will continue during ihe sum m er at A llrn Chapel AM E Church. 1203 Olive Ave The sessions will take place on Monday. Tuesday and Thu rsd ay from 5 to 6 30 p m . Wednesday from 3 lo 4 45 p m. For more Information call 3 2 1 6864 Celebrate Sanford Day S A N F O R D — Men In Action USA Inc. and Christian H E L P will sponsor "Cclebralc Sanford D a y" on Sat.. Ju n e 21 at Ft. Melon Park from 10 a m, to 4 p.m. Free food, music, singing. Job leads, business leads and ministry will be offered. Come and show case your business, church or organization to the com m unity. Al) donations will be used lo help aid MIA , In I he reslorul Ion process. A concert of prayer will also held held. For more Information | call 696 4888. Save labels | S A N F O R D — Sanford Church of Christ. 1500 S. Park Ave.. ’ Is working desperately lo save Campbell soup. V-8 labels. Prego spaghetti. Pepperldgc Farms. Vloslc and Swanson labels to purchase a church van. Members arc short on funds so this alternative method can help provide transportation for youth activities, those unable lo drive, running errands and vlslilng other church functions. Anyone wishing to help with this effort please send labels to the church office at ihe above address at the zip code 32771 or call the church office at 322-7781. Jeannette Stlffcy will also pick up labels from those desiring to contribute. Please contact her at 322-8234. One million labels arc necessary so much help ts needed to make this goal S a reality. • Mens Bible study ,'r S A N F O R D — Each Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sanford Christian C hurch Is conducting a Mens Bible study. Presently the study ] Is looking Into thp seven steps outlined In Promise Keepers. T h e study Is open lo all men In the area. Call 322-0980 for more Information. Th e church Is located al 730 Upsala Rd. In Sanford. Let us know The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. Wc.d like to have the Information for your announcement at least a week In advance. All items should be typed or written legibly and Include InforItuition about who. what. when, where and even why your event Its taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime tphone num ber In case we have some questions about the tnforJmation. Charter member, seniors honored Tho Puma-Timers ol Firit Baptist Church Markham Woods recently honored a chador member of their group •Mildred Tromoi The occa­ sion was a luncheon al the BlackEyed Poa in Longwood. For many years. Tremei was an active member ol the group. Recognition was given for her devoted service to the church In preparing and overseeing the weekly Wednes­ day Church Dinners and in baking and furnishing all the cookies needed each year for summer Vacation Biblo School. Attending Ihe luncheon are Bob PaschaJl (from left, uppor pboio>, Roger Huriess, Mul Krumlajf, Blanche Hurless. Marvel K'umiauf, Liz Long, Pat PaschaJl, Mao' Evria Hottzclaw, Joe Chambers Sr., Betty Chambers. Mildred Tremel, Rosita Lopez. Armanda Lopez. Some of the same church mem­ bers were recognized In a service Worship is life­ long commitment S A N F O R D — T o worship God Is a lifelong commitment. We w orship Ind ividually and we w o rs h lp co rp o ra te ly. As we worship corporately we gather together as a family. We are not the audience, but rather God Is the uudlcncc. T h e prim ary im ­ portance In worship Is not what we do . but what God ts doing. In worship, we behold God In all His glory. Worship (ells and acts out the life, death, resur­ rection and coming of Christ through ihe proclamation of ihe Word and Ihe celebration of the Sacraments. We b rin g o u r offerings of music and time and finances lo present lo G o d In obedient response and thankfulness. We listen to G od’s Word through Scripture and senium. We pray. Because of the physical ar­ chitecture of our church. It Is quite easy to dtnd ourselves focusing on what is going on "u p front." We can quickly fall Into a spectator perspective and even an entertainment mentality. honoring senior adults who have been married 50 years or more. These Included Mel and Marvel Krumlaul ((torn left, lower photo), Roger and Blanche Hurless, Hubert and Cnll Pearce and Rosita and Armanda Lopez. The ladies received roses. Liberty Christian School Over 2 0 Years In Sanford PRESCHOOL TO 12th GRADE • A BEK A Curriculum • A.C.E. Curriculum Middle & High School •. High Academic Standards • Dedicated Faculty ---- REGISTER NOW ----Affordable Tuition • $ 1 7 5 Per Month Rev. Bruce Scott Let us continue this Sunday to focus on God. turn our eyes upward, our thoughts Inward, and focus on who God is. If wc are m oved lo a w o rsh ip ful i espouse of applause, then let us applaud with our whole being. But If our desire lo applaud is a response to good entertainent. then let us refrain. Come and find your worthship in worship. 2626 Palm etto Ave., San ford • 323*1583 A Save the Manatee® Club SIX) N.Mjilljnd Atmur.Mutbnd.It JZ7SI or call 1 - 8 0 0 - 4 3 2 - J O I N (564b) �- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, June 20. 1997 Legal Notices Legal Notices m t n i c ir c u it c o u r t O F 9 IM IN O L B C O U N TY . FLO R ID * C IV IL A C TIO N C m * n *. e e - i a a i - C A - i a - N FIRST BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DTD 01/81/96 (IO C C HOME EQUITY LOAN TR U S T I N I - t ) . Plsmtiff. BENJAMIN JO NES. JR . *1 *1. Dsfsndsntt N O TIC E O f F O R IC L O S U R I B A L I NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated tti* SIN day of Jun*. IM F . and antarad in Cat* No 86-2142C A M S of in* Circuit Court for Saminola County, Florida, wtiaram FIRST BANK. NATIO N­ AL ASSOCIATION TR U/A OTD OI/Ot/96 |EQCC HOM E EQUITY LOAN TR U S T 1996-1) i* Ih* Plaintiff and BENJAM IN JONES. JR . STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTM EN T O F REVENUE ZENITH JO N E S . USA A PROPERTY CLAIMS. MICHIGAN MILLERS M U TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. A ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. PAUL 0 HAMM. NATALIE ROBINSON. RICHARD LO UIS KRAM PE. CHAR LES MANN DEBORAH MANN. HEATHER FER RELL. ROSE BROWER, and MARIA W E LL­ MAN ar* I ha Oafandanla. I will Ball to th* highstl and baa I biddar for caah al Ih* Waat Front Door of th* Saminola County Courthoua*. Sanford. Florida, a l i i ,0 0 a m on th* 10 th day of July. 1SS7. Ih* following described proparty a* tat forth in aaid Summary Final Judgmanl. THE SO UTH ST FT. OF THE NORTH 10SS F T OF TH E CAST 210 FEET OF SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SECTIO N IS . TOW NSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 11 CAST. S U B ­ JE C T TO IS FO O T EASEM ENT ON W EST SIDE OF ROAD. P U B ­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA W ITNESS my hand and th* taal of thia Court on Jun* Sth. 1997 (SEAL) MARIANNE MORSE Clark of Ih* Circuit and County Courl By Dorothy W Bolton Oaputy Clark Tom L Kammart* Esq HOLLAND 1 KNIGHT PO Bo* 13SS Tampa FL 31601 N O TIC E II you ar* a paraon with a U s ­ ability who naada any accom­ modation in ordar to participate m thia proceeding, you ar* enti­ tled. at no coat to you. to th* provision ol certain aaaratanc* Plea** contact Disability Coordinator. 301 N Park Ay* , Suit* N-101. Sanford. FL 3 2T7I, at 1***1 S day* prior to pro­ ceeding*. telephone 407/1734310. Eat 4227, If you ere hear­ ing impaired, call 1-100-SSS■771: if you ar* voice impaired, call 1-600- 936-8770 Publish Jun* 13. 20. I f (7 D C F-173 IN TH B C IR C U IT C O U R T O f TH * IM k J — » IA L P R O M T ■OLE COUNTY, FLONIOA C A S E NOl S S -4 4 1 S -C A - 14 Of VISION: W FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAOO. a* Trustee for th* Certificeteholdert under the! certain Pooling end Servicing Agreement. Sene* 19B4-C2. deled a* ol November 1 , 1964. Pleinlifl, v DELTA INVESTMENT. II. LTD . CHARLES C SMITH. JR . individually and ae general partner. JACK W DICKS, individually and at general partner. CHARLES J GIVENS, individually and at general partner, at a l . Defendants N O TIC E O F B A U I NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN lhal. punuant to tha Summary Final Judgment o l Foreclosure entered In Ih* above-captioned •chon I will sell the property situated in Seminole County. Florida Condominium Unit* No E-1, 1-3. E-S. E-fl. and E-7. PHASE V. of CROWN OAK CEN TRE, a Condominium, according lo ih* Declaration of Condominium thereof, recorded in Official Record Book 144E. Pag* IS. ** amended in Official Record Book 1452, Pag* 1 727. Official Record* Book iaSB. Pag* I07t. Official Record Book 1496' Pag* 1322, Official Record Book 1503. peg* 31. Official Records Book 1S47. Page SIS. Official Racorda Book 1716 Peg* 767. and Ollicial Record* Book 2307. Peg* 1090. all ol Ih* public racorda of Seminole Couty. Florida. el public sale, to th* highest bidder, lor caah. at the Weal front door ot th* Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, between 1 1 00 a m and 2 00 p m on July 1 7th, 1997 W ITNESS my hand and Ih* seal ot this Court on Jun* 13th 1997 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Dorothy W Bolton Aa Deputy Clerk John P Cola, Eaquir* Foley A Lardner Post Office Boa 240 Jacksonville. Florida 32201-0240 Attorney tor Plainlill Publish June 20. 27. 1997 DEF-234 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A, IH AR O FOR S E M IR O L I C O U N T Y O IH B IU L J U R IS D IC T IO N DIVISION C A S E N O . E E -O E M C A 14 ■ CHEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O R TQAQE CORPORATION, suceaaaor by merger to M AR O ARETTEN A COMPANY. INC , Plaintiff, M IGUEL A HIDALGO and SANORA HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC . Oafandantfal N O TtO E O F F O R E C L O S U R E SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dalad Jun * Sth. 1H 7 , and entered >n Case No •4-0429 CA 14 6 . of Ih* Circuit Court o l Ih* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County. Florida wherein C H EM IC A L R ES ID EN TIAL M O R TQ A Q E C O R P O R ATIO N , successor by merger to M AR­ O A R E TTE N S COMPANY. INC n Plaintiff and M IG UEL A H IO ALQ O . *1 al , ar* Defendant*. I will tall lo th* highest and bast bidder for cash In th* West front door of Ih* Courthoua*. In Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11 00 a m o’clock on th* lOlh day o l July. IB B 7. ih* following deecnbed property a t sat forth in aaid Final Judgmanl. to wit TH E E A S T t l FE E T OF LO T 3. B LO C K 3. AS M EASUR ED ALO N G TH E NORTH EASTERLY LINE AND LO T 2. B LOCK E. E X C E P T TH E E A S T f FE E T TH ER E O F AS M EASUR ED ALONG TH E NORTHERLY LINE THEREOF. REPLAT OF SAN O ­ RA. UN ITS 1 AND 2. AC C O R D ­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ECO R 0E0 IN BOOK 17. PAOES I t AND 12. PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA, a/k/a 202 Sanora Btvd . Sanford. Florida 32771 DATE0 this Sth day of Jun* 1SB7 MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark ol aaid Court By Dorothy W Bolton A* Deputy Clark Fab*r S Oillift. P A Sulla 300 I S 70 Madrug* Avenue Coral Qabls*. Florida 131 af (303) 442-4110 'Parson* with a disability who naod a special accommodation to participate in thia proceeding ehould contact ADA Coordinator al Sammol* County Courthout*. 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N101, Sanford Florida 12771. af 1***1 five days prior fo Ih* proceeding Telephone (407) 123-4310 eat 4227. 1 600 955-1771 (TO D) or 1-SOO-SSS-S7TO (V) via Florida Raley Service ' Publieh Jun# 11.20 1947 D E F-IS 3 IN T N I C IR C U IT O O U R T OF T N S E IO H IS H T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A m A N D FOR S E M IN O L I C O U N T Y C IV IL A C TIO N CASE H O . f f -IS t E -C A -1 4 -R UN ITED STATES OF through tha farmer* Home Administration. Unitsd Stats* Department ol Agriculture. Plaintiff, vs KENNETH SO TO , a single man. end DEBBIE MIRANOA. Defendant* N O TIC E O F SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY QlVEN Ihel pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure antarad on Jun* Sth. 1997. by th* abova anlitlad Court hi th* abov* styled cause, the under­ signed Clerk of Court or any ot hi* duly authoniad deputise, will ten l he property situated in Seminole County. Florida, described as Th* North 1S Mat of Lot 11. Lot tS and tha South 20 foot ot Lot 17. Block 1. A LLEN 'S FIRST ADDITION TO W A S H IN G TO N HEIQHTS. a* racordad in Plat Book 1, Pag* 23, Public Racorda of Eamutol* County. Florida af public outcry to th* higheat and b a il bidder for cash on July 10th. 1IS7, *1 11 00 A M . *1 th* Wsst front door of th* teminol* County Courthouse. 101 North Park Avanuo, Sanlord. Florida, aubyact to all ed valorem lass* and eases*mam* tor the real property described above IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E ANIEAlCANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES A C T PERSONS W ITH DIS­ ABILITIES NEE0INQ A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO P AR TIC ­ IPATE IN THIS P R O C EED IN G SHOULD C O N TA C T C O U R T ADM INISTRATION AT 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. S A N FORO. FLORIDA 32771. TE LE ­ PHONE (407) 323-4310 N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING IF HEARING IMPAIRED. |TD0) 1*900-9SS-3771 OR VOICE (V) 1-400-955-4170. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE DATED on June 4lh. 1997 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court P o ll Office Drawer C Sanford. FL 12772-0659 BY Oorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Frederick J Murphy, Jr Eequir* Dunley A Murphy Poel Office Drawer 30 Bartow. FL 13831 Attorney* tor Plaintiff* Publish June 1 1 , 20 1997 0 E F-I6 4 C E LE B R ITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CsistvSy C«rwr cryptograms era criulsd from quotoiFons fry litncui peat** peel tnd pisserv Each Met n t v cc/wr turns tor a c v w Todey ecfbe G equate J H C S M S Z N S H W P R A T V U A T Y M A F P i . ’ m p n D B s O P — V S Z P A W Y E A W P S U O B O B H W N U P V A N W H K P O O P O B A Z S I A Y M U 4 Q P U D u . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Laughter is Ihe shortest distance between two people * — Victor Borge "LauQfiter is an instant vacation * — Milton Berle O 1997 by NE A. Inc » 61— Money lo Lend CLASSIFIED ADS tS S t tO E T CASH N O W t t m It you are receiving payment from me **tnem*m. annuity or worker* Comp 772-4628 Orlando - Winter Park 407/031-9993 S em in o le 407/322-2611 •00 A M. •S 00 P.M. MONDAY the* FRIDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES FRAME BENDER WANTED tor OEM Users Camraa COL Driv­ er preferred 327-1125 GEN. 14 taaSMstlYfl Ums9..............I l l 4 tins 7 centstallv* time*................ M l a lint C 10S C 0IA TU R 0A V 0 SUNDAY F/T o n PfT SERVER Waked. 0 30-44*1 Mon-Sal E ip pre­ ferred Cottage Ud* e n c o i M d 3 ctESBCstlvf l*nit«.............31-W • Hub 1 tlm s ..................................... 11.42 ■ Him Ratal a n per In * * . I bbb E o o I I I m i * 3 U n i t Minimum Front Desk Ctefk A Rtltef Audit Volt Service* IS 2-00M " ’ G EN E R A L L A B O R - Apply in person: Days Inn, Sanford GRAND OPENING!! W O RK TODAY PAID TOOAV Grill Cook/Kit. Prep LABOR READY Competitive Wag­ opsns for business In e s JERRY’S CATERERS 3234)345 Apply In person today: 13S1 S French Av* 323-4341 NOV/ ACCEPTING hom e clean er s Scfwdutng may nctud* Bargain Huraer « tre cost d an add-umei o*T Cancel when you gal i**u*s Pay on*! tor d*r» jour e l runs al ie»* earned ______ sputa* Us* LOI descriptor desenpum lor lof t**t*sl t«i**l result r*swt* Copy mud mutt M ow m ter accepted* fypogrtpracal form ■Commercial k*qu*ncy tat** art a .e u te DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Th# Day B**or# PuMcater. Suiday I I Noun Frday A D JU S TM E N TS AND CR ED ITS: In th* event of *n error In an *d. Ih* Sanlord Herald will b* rstponslbi* tor Ih* Firs* Insertion only and only lo th* *at*m ot ITi* cost of th*l Insertion Pitas* check your *d for accuracy th* fuel day N run*. A B E T T E R JO B FOR YOU! Juti CaiF Never a F *#1 H ELP Fereonnef 829 M l ADIf'lN ASSISTANT 20 hrbWeek 18 OOO'yenr Esc benenvv t i p prof ml Wrong U J H FO E Fas 330 1911 ADMINISTRATIVE TYPING/FILING. RapiOy as pending industry m search of computer literal* individual Knowledge of A P I A R Mutt know windows MndaraM com put*' skills helpful Fiesta* schedule 40tk plan 324 8822 nr BOO-373-0388 DRIVERS 14— Bingo H EALTH CAR E A REHAB O n Mr of Sanford ipecieamg m rtnao and restorstoe care 950 MMonvOe Av* 323 SM B B M O O Sam Indian Casino You loo could wtn 100C* ot t t t Fun but nd* to/from Tampa 741S477 AG CARRIERS. INC. 21— Personals ■NEW PAVPLAN* IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T IN ANO FOR aS M INO LS C O U N TY . FLO N IO A. PNONATS DIVISION Fit* Num ber 6 7 -4 S 1 -C P IN RE Ctlal* of DOR O THY ROCK SIMPSON Deceased N O TIC a OF AD M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* ancillary sdnun.sirslion nl th* itta l* ot OOROTHY ROCK SiM PSON d s c ts ts d File Number 97-422 CP <* pending in th* Circuit Court tor Sammola County Florid*. Probate Division the edd'eee of which it 301 North Per* Avenue Sentord Florid* 32771 Attention Probel* The nemee end eddreteet ot the ancillary Personal Representative and lhal P erio n il Representative * eltorney ere set birth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All creditor* ol th* decedent end other p e rio n i hevmg claim* or demands against decedents estate on whom e copy ot this notice is served within three month* after the del# ol the first publication ot 11,,4 notice must Me Iheir claims with Ihit Courl W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M O NTH S A FTE R THE DATE OF 1ME FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P T OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AO other creditor* ot I ho c'a«m« or Remand* against th# dacadoaf* estate must Me their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S 0EMANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data of Ih* lira I public ehon of Ihis Nolle* r* Ih* 20lh day o lJu n * 1997 LINOA SIMPSON ROTTER 22-E Chicopee Drive Princeton NJ 06540 Ancillary Personal Representative Attorney lor Ancillary Personal Representative M A R O A R E TA WHARTON Merger*! A Wharton. P A 456 South Central Avenue Oviedo. FL 12765 <407) 166-7193 Fla Bar No 292151 PubUsh Juno 20 27. 1997 DCF-224 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TH C I STH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN AN O FOR e iM IN O L C C O U N TY . FLO R ID A O C N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C AS C K O I 9 7 -0 3 I3 C A -1 4 B NORW EST M ORTGAGE INC PLAINTIFF VS h e a t h e r t o n v il l a g e . UN IT ONE. HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NO T IC I O F F O R IC L O S U R I S A L ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment ot lor*cloture deled Jun* Ith. 1997. entered in Civil Cat* No 97-011S -C A -14 -B ol Ih* Circuit Court ol th* I IT H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM I­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, I will sell lo Ih* highest •nd best bidder lor cash AT W E S T FR O N T DOOR ol Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthout* located at 301 N PARK AVENUE *1 SANFORD. Florid*, at t l 00 e m on the 10th dey ol July. 1997 th* following described property at set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to­ wn LO T 62S. H EATHERTON VIL­ LAGE UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAOES 36 AND 37. O F TH E PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dalad this 6lh day ot Jun*. 1997 {CIRCUIT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Ih* Circuit Court By Durulhy W Button Oaputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 4600 SHERIOAN STREET STE 400 HOLLYLWOOO. FL 33021 (9341941-0400 97-09921 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D IS ABILI­ TIES ACT, parsons with disabil­ ities needing e special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T ADM INISTRATION, al th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-323-4330 EXT 4227, t -800-955-9771 (TD O) or 1-800-955-9770. via Florida Raley Service Publish June 13. 20. 1997 DEF-172 ALO N ET F i t R ES P ECTED Dating Borwau for SENIORS 1-900-922-4477 R**pon*iv* Attractive W M 41 seeks affectionate W F lo party with L f f l b* trwnds 6713*42 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ?? SINGLE ?? Large A Lov*/y Connections FULLFIOURED LADIES Plus Gentlemen Admirer* To connect with o<h*v Local Single* for Dating 8 to * LAy CV*f Plan1 *Eitra Slop Pay' *1 Day off tor 7 Day* Out' •401K Retirement* •Health insurance" ’Vacation Pay' •Rder Program' I yr etp 4 CUSS A COL req Pease CM Sam to 5pm 1 800 874 9050 Mon Fit O nly E O C ___ ALL DEPARTM ENTS 8 Hurt* keeping. Breakfast servers L Sundry person Houseman, Mantenarve and Oshwasfwr Apply n person Uamoft Court yard 135 International Pkwy Lake M iry 444-1000___________ APPLY ADHESIVES TO U R Social CIrcW 407-644-0364 27— Nursery A Child Cara HAPPY P r»-S ch o o l children PLUS 6 caring HRS T**ch«r Munchkm Manor 321-6648 CHILDCARE my horn* Special rafts lor 4h*rschool Ford yd mealt-trans Reasonable rales M U M S km 324-5178 DAY 8 NTTE Chridcar* teach mg. hot meals reason* pie rates Sunland C tta la t 134 tl FUN. L o v m o . SAFE education al car* tor your chad I yr 4 over HRS [among 326-4791 We Tran' ttt/Nr local Work 811-t77-7378 A S S IS TA N T M A N A G IR S Sam Goody. Semmoto Town* Clt Mae M u b ra n d Ait*m*m* Spg* Me'i PW*e* appry to person AUTOM OTIVE OCTAX.ERS Sanford l ongwood Ortarvfc Good Income Potental Benefits After 90 Days T*pn Seal inf 40 7 291 )053 AVON EARN TO SON COMM Flat Hr* Sandi 131-1181 Ind. 3*4** Rep 600-666-11*4 B a rte n d e rs W O R K A T B U S Y A IR P O R T Jerry 3 Caterers i:>3 o :m 5 _______ Cabinet Maker Technician Apply m peraon lo Hohdwy Inn fip s w 8750 EaM Cotamal Dnve EOE DRUG FREE WORK PLACE. HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES. nances Tacnnioen App*y « Inn Select. person to Ortando East UCF 12125 TBgR Inch Av* Otando EOE DRUG FREE W ORKPLACE • W B O A ra N A A N O B C A P M F/T A PfT Eipartanc* a ptoe. but an* » • « 17-tOTv C el John 834-7858____________ ____ 407-834-8387 ________________ Work al Buay Airport W* ar* hiring Fir tendfy A Courteou* PaoptB CompatfUv* Wag**. MRS. 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TrWrWig. Fre* Training. Great It . Ftai. Nr*. 321-8421 ______ LABORERS * OM VERi Needed.---------NO FEB WerktoroeUSA 3 » M B 3291 S. SANFORDAVE., SANFOflD 37-113 Sominok) Emptoymont CLER ICAL Answer phone*. Me. computer tap hefpK* |60ate 324 1777 43— Legal Services company. wta Yam, good Bo nedtatafy *30-4700 LABOR!* FOR CERAMC snap Etp w Urrvnakng essem btng A r t u e r a CaM foe an appointment 334-8100._________ Cashiera/Counter Person Unfumlshod TOLL COLLECTOR mnees F\R A pert Bme. CM lor Womwlon. H OTEL O P P O R T U N IT IE S A Beautiful and *«cihng ho*M hiring tor to* toaomang puwmna House personn and — Memwnanoe ------------- A beaut-ful A *«c*ng hC*M to­ taled near UCF m Iwlng to> 8w following potmen* Cook*. B*ri*nd*r*. CocktaJ Seryteeri. 12— Elderly Care Legal Notices SmrfceMrtd In Caeeefberry le now hiring) Slert t S .T M r .T D J . 311-4343 C e rS | “ 09— Apaflmont* 71— »M p Wanted Growing 71— Help Wanted CLASSIFIED 0EPT HOURS 71— Help Wanted 9 H W M II M iR R t kUUOS HdNNO m Car A Insurtnc* tw d a d Wasssnd* FREE 331 3299 Retiddntlal Cledning Lake7 M a m 6" S a n fo rd MOLLY MAX) IS HM NQ F/T'M-F ' 66pm Wta Train. 407-737-9007. Adoption 175 Nam* Chang* $35. Etc (407) 52243347 24 hrt t l off with nu t *d 55— Business Opportunities prr W ORK, meV4 gr.a t S IS ' Demo qualify kitchen toot* ml ow Pampered Chef For del*#* (407) 91 VENDING: Easy At caan In­ come Can lor lr*« brochure 1 800 83C 4353 WORK FROM HOME No cosl tor supplws **m to S36Gwt mak n g brae 834-8888 Eat. *45 YO UR OW N RADIO SHOW C FL redo station has aa lime torrent Can 407 322 1 400 61— Money to Lend r* need a dental tS M ttn t' who a caring A h*» a piaasant personality tor our p* •ere* m u m b* g ig A c*n.<wd as denial *settling 4 radtotogy 8-3. Tues. Wad. I Th u n lmmun-jabons must o* up to oat* Good pay tor qualified person Sand return* to Bind Boa R. PO Boa 1667. Sanford. FL 32772-1667 NOW HIRING 'DINING ROOM SERVERS 'F R O N T DESK REP 'S A LE S SECRETARY Apply m person Marina Hotel 5t0 Psimelto Av*. Sentord OO CKW OR KER Trent** U - f 10. Load A Unload Truck*) FC C Sm. Ft* 407-116-60B2 PRIVATE HOME. Cta*n A com genial working conditions We need an etp coo* 1-2 M days/ wk lor preparing meals in ad­ vance Eiceilenl pay lor quali­ fied person Health c*d A rats necessary Send resume to Blind Boa R P O Boa 1667. Sanford, FI 32772 1667 P/T S E C R E TA R Y Musi have Kant f t or oktar. casual wnokng atmosphar* vanoua dueea Venous hour*. M-F. n ja l 0* heats* 310-9757 PHQN£.£BOS STO N EBRO O K APARTM EN TS PHONE PROS A + C o m m u n it y . — O p e n Daily — Airport Road & Live Oak Dr. Part 9m* evening* 25 hours Great 2nd pb. longwood a/aa Earn S300twe*kfy C a l 834-1858 Salary • comm • bonus F/T or P/T Related *tmc«ph*ra smokn ] ok Dabbw or Cat 717 827D EMPLOYMENT: Ctartcaf A Lcyu mdutrry Tan Tamp A F/T Ramady Staffing: Call Howl 322-9556 RIGHT HAND MAN NEEDS Y0U1 $ Paid Dally S Workers wen cars paid bonus) Apply reedy to work between 5am Sam 1205 Hwy 17-82, ________Longwood. F L ________ R e giste r SALES REPS We need you to grv* you ih* chare* u buM a new « IIstance to katas of fu^i quaety Wines and CTtampaqn* to pRu ~ customers You can LINO warn ■ a ■ good income. n f l ON GOfNQ TRAPONGM X YOU are lhal person Biel cen do Bw foO FAX resierta to 407- Today SCREEN PRINTER TRAINEE learn th* trad*, eqwnence a AM ER ICAN A UTO TITLE LO ANS You keep car, no credit check 322-M 47 l ongwoix) ALMOST GOME! Specials on select C O M E H O M E T O P R IV A C Y plus Longwood 407-331-8886 FL O R ID A TECHNICAL CO LLEG E Orange City Campus Classes Forming Mow • Medical Office Specialist • Computer Drafting & Design • Computer Electronics Technician SECURITY OFFICER JO B Training Armed A Unarmed BranUy A Aeeec. 8*4-7464 SECUR ITY O f FICER S-UC. Unarmed. FT,1>T Sentord 4r#4 High profile $6Ajp 894 0118 SWTTCHBOARO OPERATOR P/T Friendly personeiity A ptaasani voice Mon. Wad. Frt evenings. Sat days Drug free Work Place Apply Don Meel• ys Seminofe Ford. 1792 A l eke Mery BNd TELEM ARK ETING : Top U tor your ptaasani phone vole* and telephone personality Appoint­ ment salting lor local Account­ ing Firm Fleubto 4-hour 'day shifts 37 hour plus Performance Bonus C M Jodi 407-322-2010 TRULY NOLAN PEST CONTROL Now Iknng Sales Inspectors tor Seminole A Volusia Counties Sales asp nee Oreal benefits A company vehicle provided Ap­ ply 3422 S Orlando Dr . Senlord___________________________ 24117 S. Volusia Avenue, Oruitfte City (I I* ) 17 92 Next To Jade Gjnlrns) (9 0 4 ) 8 5 1 -0 8 8 2 Financial aid available lor (hose who quality. Career assistance available. A C ICS A C C R E D IT E D M E M B E R VACATIONS UNBELIEVABLE PACKAQEI UNBELIEVABLE COMMISSION! EVENINGS ONLY LONQWOOO 370 PER DEAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED CALL 334-1436 Country Lake iS a Apartments 2714 Wdfewood Ave.. Sanford M o re A p a rtm e n t: Less M o n e y ! 2BR WOAKIRI H6 ID6 D Call tor appt 113 NO N ofF*e a PC 633-1133 I jf l 3 if« 1150 Sq. Ft. 1 Month FREE Rent or I F R E E Washer/Dryer 1 Yr. Lease AIRPORTBLVt; r1 ^Country Lsks Aptj. 1 : 6Lvn m [3 h3 j l INI OAK8LVO. WAREHOUSE A PRODUCTION | •n: s. Phone 3 3 0 -5 2 0 4 f. �Hi iU T Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 20, 1997 - 7 * 103— House sUnfurnished 118— Office Space For Rent K i r *N* C A R I . Y I . E ® h y I . u r n \ V r lKh l 141— Hom es For Sale lH I* t ; I BEDROOM 1 1/1 BATH , Llv/Oin/KH/Uttf. rm 3435/mo 1423/dap. No Pw* Downtown : 122-3343 105— Duple x/Triptex SANFORD OFFICE SPACE MOO *a ft bfctg total 1200 a/1t per office unit 407 321-7004 w werahouae, 1/3300 Sr . FI A/C. truck access. hi-doore. It J M Ho. 333-1433. 110— Offlcs Space 141— Hom es Fo r Sale For Rant Don 893-401$ aftarSpm. ACCESS TO K H E N ^ ^ r t S T A MOVE M IP fC U L it 400 tq J l A i« l P M A MONTH OfheeSlorag# 3210120 or 133 2554 O rn C IM T A IL SpeceSan tort High kaftc Pa *q ft 3425 *r 1648 Sq h $750 cerpet A A/ < Wee at W X Propwme* 321 4729________________________ » PROFESSKMAL/RETAA. 1J01 W. FIRST ST JM to 6.1X *0 ft Amo av*4 putard* tort (torage 5 bey btog or tout prop ot t 8 000 tq ft on T 17 ec 122 aISA or 740 0500 ed home* wen no realm comm » c n >00709 >478_________ EXCHANGE or SELLVOUR Prop Property located anywhere! Ck o M B R N M I E n T P C U V i-A Tio N S . • AHtABTrcft CAT 5 GOVT FORECLOSED acre ♦ 389 000 1,100 »q Muet ten ft Large Acreage Surtabto tor Sub«w*ion Erwang. planted, road frontage A Umber a pfu* Fatt Ooetog. Ca*h WntrVCaUFai Atlantic Land Conaullants. Inc 1985 South Woodard Bkrd DeLand FL 32720-7990 (905| 734-7343, Fai (904) 734 7345 To4 Free (880) 035 5281 PAW* t t f c f iC LCAV|n L* ijffC P t>o\ b*dg tnquonl Tai Repo * R E O t VOur Amo Toi Free (1)800-211 9000 EH H-2708 tor curenHeanoa NEAR OSTEEN Nice 12 « nee great ichocM I B U Y H O U SES! Any condrtkxvAJI cash (407) SW-S5S3 POOL* 3 BORMvGreat Area Family room. Fenced yd. Only 334,300 33»7tfa BEAGLE/CHOW MIX 12 »k> CuM A hr**y. *hot* A 325 00 Ca« 321 506A FREE PAOERS Free Recryttal*ng Unt ca»* 39 95/mo Ca* tor retlnellon* 407 031-5434 FREE TO OOOO HOME Bird dog puppw* Ptoaee cal 321-1470 231— Cere For Sale 201— Horse ■ 19TI DOOGE Mail Van 1 ton w/ 360 motor S2.(XXVcbo Can Cmdy or Kant at 322-0177 ARABIAN MARS A 8 week r.ity No paper*, tap rider 31200/ OBO Ca* (152) 742 7200 SUMMER CAMP Honebeck Rtdtog Leajor* Hcoa* ProwJad Ptua Swimnwio 290-9391 RAR Hor*e»hoelng Co. IS yr* d ptd thoetog A rmmmg Hoi. cold. A corrective thoemg Ca* 898 2807 160— Business For Sale *u 332 333 1907 223— Miscellaneous LAND WANTED MU^T WA^h Near Airport. 2/1 Home on 1/3 Home* from pennwt on t i oe N f t O 1-40 ACRKS CHSAPt Prater highway ftnntage m CR 46 area , E or W Car Jell 907- 199— Pete A Supplies 1513 el 338J733ttF 333-72SO INVES VESTOR3I I-----------------------REALTY 774-MIS n-ercftr ^ iff7 Ft v g A .t w 207— Jew elry LIM OUSIN! BUSINESS Oe Bary to DeLand arwe 3<9k toe price Include* Lincoln kmo end ye4ow page ada 290-7105 J A L ftoe utf. JWwek ft*pair Cuatom m Deetgn. Whole1 aate 407 77-127-0311 300 Cal 122 : 2 and 3 B edroom Apartments Mat Sumnwt Savittga U b ElYU M LO E M DU gar. pool, tone*. carpel ceramic A hard­ wood noore. Lovely home, prime area Reduced 391.900 328 9140/323-3400___________ LARS MARY Lg 2 OrtorVJ 04th ceikng Ian. ipnnaieri. 3*4.300 FSBO 5 X 9 2 9 2 __ LONOWOOO/LAKE MARY 3/1 Near YMCA A LMHS Moving mull let W MO 339-7728 MONTHLY PJ. 3473. Braid new 32 homer No down tor quel fled buyer* MOVE IN THIS MOMTHI Cat hkenea* Andrew* V N ^ *q « . 1 12.% BrMk Town . Ir Me. completely reno­ vated 149k 0 6 0 VALUE PIUS REALITY 904 5324)802 a IN F U L U I* N O W U J IT H C o r* \L p/\^e He/M-Tn 127— Storage/Offtoe For Rent CASSt L* t R R Y m T LJA R To o N C F J y p L IA N C C 159— Reel Estate Wanted Starting At O T ) 141— Hom es For Sals SANFORD 1/2-1105 W 3rd St CM/A. Security Sy* Fr pic. Fed yd w/20 X 38 wort ihop EX­ TRAS 380k Cal U*e 291 SANFORO HISTORIC 0*ST 4 P i t * Newly renovated By I1 I3 J M . 321-9733 STOP PATWO RENT 2840 El Captain Sanlort TcUiy renrj vatod 3/2 3500 down. 849mo 332-0331 Ll AffORDAHlI HOMES VENTURE I I’HtIHf HUES CALL US AT 407) 324-4334 lr tA 4 r*J Airport Bl*d on H.irrwvV Awnuo SAnfO Cd, fL 31771 lia rtw e ll A v r ___ RCS. LOT. B q Oak* I 29 Ac* Mettonvitie Rd Near Aimoti 355 000 132 3171 or 132 0455 157— Mobile Hornet For Sale 41 SKYLWC DM . m r T u , naae Cove UuW See Mult Set 315 000 Can tor data** 102 2000 2 ~W9 IOOWkC in ti l mi rm*l W O included 34000000 123-7133 or cm* I 3290992 PAR* AV I M OeRf PARR Home* 31000 to 30 000 Set up rvw vtog OLXETI 122 2*41 CA R R IA G E C O V E ( D M C rK M On 25th Sf/wef ffll J& A'Poheoon \7 92 153— Acreage Lot For Sate A P A IT M IN T S HORSE LOVERS 4,2 on 2 *2 act mm* tort bam 1103,300 LARS MARY over 1/3 acre M drift nn 2 perch#* 134.300 RENOVATEO 47 He new comer tot. garage 342.100 POOL 42. *cm porch 2 car gar. kvdnrm 334.300 NSW CUST SLT 37 2 car gar comer u . trend M2.500 I'A IJl C IM li iliN I ,1 M - i M Pit Cl HI Ml i s I . ’ I I /t.*l 153— Acreage Lot For Sale Prettiest lot in Town <« 1 1ll mmmot oans cowl *4nti ocarot |i2 too La ke H a rn e y W o o d s 11 Wt»43l Ac's* O ISM Nxrwy l J AeSrSto W1 M6 24*44e 2/2 *3 Perm Sprwg* double rod. railed FI mom carport W 0 n mad 117.000 12aS2 2/t SO manatee WO . lg tcreen room 33.500 14 ■ 44c 1/7 40 Skykne FL Room Carput 314.300 Cell Carriage Cove 323-4160 OPEN HOUSE 401 BRIGHTVIEW DRIVE LAKE MARY CHASE GROVES $107,999 0*44 Sefertey. keen - 1 S3 0*4 • 1*1*1 fteoa •* 38 L r lift* Uaikl kvr M u n ■ki'yk •«*fJtpUt etWto Jryni k h p a r TVt* ire* * « ( ■*} n - i ■ n « h i* V, Umn a tea' 5kf h tkn •nirkl r v I W *' tow ft* *• Oaki rukii J t !OMtu t Ma> A Cut Writ Number of Happy Home Owners: 35 6 Homes Under Construction: Still Paying Rent: YOU YOU SHOULD BE ONE OF THESE LUCKY HOMEOWNERS. COME OUT THIS WEEKEND AND SEE FOR YOURSELF DOOR PR IZ ES SUNDAY AT TH R EE, FOUR AND FIVE O’CLOCK 3 :0 0 T w o Rift c e rtific a te s to S on n y* E1I1Q 4 :0 0 T w o R ift ce rtifica te * to Ked Lo b ster 5 :0 0 F o u r Rift ce rtifica te * to C o lo ra d o Steak H ouse SEE IF YOUR FAMILY IS ELIG IB LE FOR A HOUSING GRANT TH A T W ILL PAY TH E DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COST. W atson R ealty C o rp ., REALTOR ANTIQUE Taking Up leeedwey LMty* Can Sell Oviedo: MS-3322. CLEAN NEWSPAPERS Akim Cane Copper/Braee ) Recycling: 121-4X194 113 W. Fktt-kkP 3 9 I,1 Set. 3-1 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale CHERRY WOOD Oval 71* w/leaf S S plush upholstered chairs. Never opened, etui b oied .. Cost 62400. Sell 1790. Matching Cherry coflee S end table*, sen 6290. 677-1428 *— I /■ GARAGE ENTiRTAWMENTCINTEft 3 piece. »n Length 0 ft ia* Great tend 1230120 anykme FULL K/TCHCN. OW under counter GE 3100, Electric Rang* almond GE 3<S0 Mch an cabtoet* WmonrVoaa w w w end rtxreer tope 4 over heed cabtoet*. t pantry, unkcomer cabtoet ito* 3800 OBO « n t m toaet 310 AC wtodow vwwt 3<X. CM A 3800 419 84A5_________ M ATTRCS8 SALE • FuA w * u»ed be* ipnng* * maftre** 305 X Larry * Mart 122 4 112 1 FAIRLY YARD SALE Fn A Sat. A-1 ftcyde* tom. ctotnmga toy* A tots mora' K » 0 Upaaia Rd. Santort 236— Vehicles Wanted CASH 333 PAIOI For Jttok Car*. Trucks A Mftcl «tH»AMtRiCABf AuTirut U1 **8Q 239— Motorcycles/B Ikes For Sale I WILL BUKO your cu*lom Har ley Oavidaon Price* itarimg *1318 998 130-1996 tor detaJ* CAMP FOR U 00 A M GHT •Natural-Betttng Outet A Secluded M2-7134M0t ^APPUANCE STORE,Ik 370 E M I S R . 434 (Bedeock Plaza) (4 0 7 ) 3 2 7 -3 3 4 4 G A R A G E SA LE Sitotand n a t n soe Cherokee Circle Men* ctotbmg tool*, jewelry hndng* book* muc houeenoid A craft 4em* Sal § 2___________________ 186— Com puters A Typing GIANT MOVING BALE Ftvnrture *4*etron<* hou**hoid ftem* clnhtog baby Mult more I X Scvearkng Oak* Crt. oft Lake Mary etvd (near 17 92) Fo«ow tftjn* SAT SUN 95 32007]! Direckon*__________ COMPUTE R/TYPESI TTsiaTerm paper* n#wtletter* brochure* patteup * layout 127 8036 fttrxHiruL u a l a u n . ec. 1334 CHEVY 310 Pick up 5 Speed A/C. bed me 33965 Cel 298 7305 241— Rec. ~ ~ Vehlcles/Cempers For Sale Dining Room Table DC LUXE Scub* Owing U lM C O natoraxAed* compr#*aor 5000 p*ht2 elm-tO hp Ipn Etoctrc motor VT toto 312.1 39 998 K a m co ld / 122 12X 1380 FORD n s o LARIAT 4X4 8 SPEED. A/C.V*. NEW TIRES 33375 Cal 293-7305 ~ 219— Wanted to B uy SANFORO Attumebie 7N Great cath flow 359 900 Ca4 811 0432 day* or 110 0444 1 0 7 — S p o r tin g O o o d * 235Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 4 Rent Sm Store Ankgue*. art iludto. itam gtai*. turn retlnitn . great eipoture Ovwdo 1858822 165— Duplex For Ssle u A N t^ e rr ti MOVING SA LE Twin canopy bed w/ dre*t«r. tw « bed computer dew. tkke* •et A te,'| • RecooditionetJ 4 nebuift W»»h«rs. Dry*n, Rftngtaton Rirges 4 Oghwnlxn 1?Ho Wlr-in-y ;r 4-" ;rrjnn 2 tnr .TjIUMi ji 4k{gntw 0 De/Zvery A vallabtm goodt Me Dona >dt toy* 315 M«tom lake Dr Santort Fn A s -L t i YARD/MOVING SALE Sat S-l 308 larkwood Or San­ tort Everything Must Got Used Washer* A Dryers from 680.00 se. Let A Professional Do It! 252-Additione A Remodeling 268-Cleaning Services NEW REMOOCL RE PAW Ooor*. wvxtowt carpentry iking idecks A concrete 323-44321S ! Q Bkknt C8C1900O KATHY * KLEANMO-Resrd. wkly mo . rental dean-out* 11 yr* eip • ret* 330-5231 253-Air Conditioning 269-Concrste AC FOR SALE inwde knd out side urvt For more into CAH 123 7018 or 826-8899 B W T T CONCRETE *031515 Drivewey* Padea Sldawalka Harold Swift: 407-124-1543 CMand 304-733-1034 259-Chlld Care Centers Slabt-Pattoa'Sldewelk* Anythtog you need Lc A Ina MOVIsa. Free e*t 172-5230 PRESCHOOL *042532 Fun. Loving. Sale educaibonai care tor your chid 324 1962 270-Drywall 263- Ceiling Repair POPCOR N CEILIN G REPAIR ORYWALL-STUCCQ Repairs Wal A Ceikng Te.ture* Matched Poocom 122-4114 CALL ROBERT 328 9335 271-Electrical 264- Clock Repair MYRIAD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED Grandfather. Wal. Mantle * Cuckoo 40/ 322 1320 Residential commercial L c aER X I 4297 Inabondad Cell (*07) 733-4332 265-Carpentry HEED A REASONABLE CABPENTER? CaX Justwi today 327 8063 «CaC0241Cq CARPENTER. AJI Homo lepeirt. painting A ceramc ike Richard Oroea 321 5972 OAVIO GREEN CARPENTRY Home improvements, m o il, re­ pair*. licrtns 320-1916967-5206 Lurrrni rmkk-nUi out rllaltrir Itir dm In* M O D K l H O M E OPEN FROM TW O T IL SIX EX C EP T WEDNESDAY. PALM PO IN T IS LO CATED ON BRISSON AVE. BETW EEN 25th S T R E E T AND CELERY AVE. IN SANFORD. Antlque/Collectlblea ST. JOHN'S RIVER 37 ml pool 2 car gw. iwrvWdto. 3157.900 V P Properttea 321-4734 : Lair Min Offlc* 321-2720 Progress Report: 211— SANFORO-0 we am * acme on Lake Sytvan 1200.000 W Me tcrow*fcl Realtor. 322 7983 GEN. COMPUTERS T>Wng Work. Sm. Sue. A cc l. Flyer* Lakat* A Mere. 1*1-710* W kWjemrm >toN tot :«W4H Iftrte t utort I m Ha Im From PALM POINT 163— Wsterfront Property F o r Sale 1303 CAPRICE CLASSIC 3400 Cash Only Ca4 torappt 3221091 322 : 1333 COUGAR Auto. Ml. AC. M power MUST SELL! 3700 fton 320-0368, leeve me**aoe TIRED OP PAYING high prtcee? CeR FRED 1 have the vehi­ cle lor you. Call 130-1034 266Carpet/lnstaliations CALL US lor a* ot your carpeland finer covering need* MET Mtu. DIRECT Baaaoo a 268-Cieanlng NEED AN FUCTR ICtAH T CALL OtCK a ELECTRIC 407-121-3711 Uc. ER0002I23/Over 13 Yr*. 276-Handy Man MORRIS CONSTRUCTION Tree Ivc carpentry. I haiAmg. odd pea A more No |ob loo smaX Free estimate* 574-0621 278-Home Improvements CHARLES D. (Den) MILLER Bmkler CBCOS7265. Re* Comm, remodel, addition*, re­ pair MC. VISA 407-120-1741 0AVK3 KEY CONSTRUCTION NevWRemodetln^Repair* U c: CQC067334 120-7202 U TTO N 'S Handyman A Cleantog Svcv No |ob too vnaJlbig Freeest 24 hr tve 657-0618 R AN O rS REPAIRS toVEd. pant, rotten wood, repairs, cuv lom woodkork 334-7337 SPECIALITY COTORACTOR Pami and hm rprs UCBONDED Jack Tuttle 130-3972 279- lrrlgetlon/Repair R AM M AKEN ftlRIGATtON Repaek 1 tnatakaeon. Free estimate* Cat 444X74 280- Laundry Service 272-Construction M A R T* LAUNDRY SERVICE WUI waah A lion. Pickup A Deliver, Low rate*. 123 *344 Rellablw/reaaonabi* Duider. eip in F L Guar work Ail type* ot const »BC0241X 32* *780 284-Lawn Service 274-Fence NORTH SOUTH FENCE Sarvtce-InMAl Cuatom Design Free tot Ucln* 380-3000 SPSCIALSMO in at tone* re pair*, privacy lence instai*. A gale* Free ettxnaie* 096-2335 Services 276-Handy Man S STAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpen­ try, eiee. roof A yard Work Uc. 121-3621 k*W CLEANING: 122-4508 Domestic to Othcea/Buslneseee. We do the Job right.___ HOME REPAIRS. A U . TYPES Dona Eiperify A Reliably Ca* Caeey: MI-7337 LARRY S PAINTING Painting A prtsaura cleaning Uc/lrt* Fra* E(L 302-1337 297- Plumbing J. W. RUCKER PLUMBING 24 Hr. 5vc. A Drain Cleaning (U c CFC) 407-333-3323 298- Pressure Cleaning OUN RITE Houte*. mobile home*, waft*, decks, drive*. Free aet. (Jo in * -1214122 Pressure Cleaning C«X lor ft** estimate between S-7, M-F 321 0712 PRES5URE-Steem Weehing Deck* ' Walks ' Driveway* STEAM FACTORY 324-7686 302-Roofing NEW R O O F IN Q A REPAIRS Uc/lns. Fin. AvaiL Free Eat O.LW. Roofing: 230-3214 DOLAN ROOFINO lie. RCOO42704, Fiee Eat. Re-Roofing A Repair*. Pgr 837-0120. YATES ROOFINO since 1328 Church A Sr. Disc. 3rd. Gen. Uc. SRC0022330.122-1443 305— Secretarial & Typing A B E TTE R CUT. Sr. DtSC. Week by Week . Realtor cut*. Free E at U c . 592-2434 TROISE ASSOC. Cen FL. 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FL 32779 \^X TS O N Eli Office: 407/862-2013 Model Home: 407/321-1298 A d v e r t i s e D a ily In A ll 3 P u b lic a tio n s S a n lo r d H e r a ld • B a r g a in H u n te r * L a k e M a ry L ife v A 3 -L in e A d A v e ra g e s $ 4 6 .0 0 / m o n th C all T o d a y ! C la s sifie d D e p t. 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 r �- Sanford Ha raid, Sanford. Florida Friday. June 20, 1997 BLONDIE by Chic Young Is vitamin regimen too much? DEAR DR. C O TT: I am 70 years old and need all the energy I can gel. Consequently, I take the following vit­ amins Centrum Silver, J00 milligrams of calcium. 1,000 units of vitamin E, MO mg of vitamin C. and 1,000 micro­ grams of vitamin Bl2. Am I overdoing it? DEAR READER: Probably. A strong multivitamin/mineral prod­ uct. such as Centrum Silver, will sup­ ply all the vitamins and minerals that by Mort W alktr you need. Of course, you're a lio obtaining many vital nutrients from your food, so even the Centrum may not be necessary Authorltiaa recommend calcium supplements (1,000 to 1,300 m g a day) for older men and post menopausal women, to retard the rate of osteo porosis. Therefore, given your age. the calcium Is a good idea. Also, I see no harm in taking vita­ min E, although I doubt that you need B E E T L E B A IL E Y TH E BORN LOSER GK£M ! [ 'K5HOWEE.AMD m C K E ^N O l y ^ P o o 1 Sub — (secretly) 9 (.usurious • Aviation hero C h u ck — 12 Lake fish FDK. M 4 Y W K Y , i t n v y iin | f i o by Charles M. Schulz I TW0U6MT Y IT N WE UIERE60IN6/ 6 0 T TO BIBLE CAMP.(CANCELED YOU MEAN I MEMORIZED A LL THOSE BIBLE VERSES * JES U S W EP T ' 'R E M E M B E R LOT’S W E E * I CAN DO LON6ER ONES. TOO.. otitis." descending air must exit or enter the middle ear chambers through the Eustachian lubes (liny vents between the nose and ears). When the aircraft climbs, the ambi ent pressure Is reduced and air leaves the middle ears. Ordinarily, this caus­ es no problems, the ears pop and the pressure is relieved. On the other hand, during descent, air must enter the middle ears in order lo equalise Likewise, the amount of vitamin C you are taking won't harm you. but there is enough of this compound in by A rt Santom the Centrum, so additional doses are unnecessary, SAT W HM ^ Finally, you can skip the Bt2 D O TO JN £ E D because it. too. is plentiful in food and is included in Centrum **<*W CO K O W C ' 3’ ! the increasing (external) pressure. It is more difficult for the air to enter the Eustachian tubes, especially when the tissue around the vents is swollen and inflamed. If the pressure cannot be equalised (by swallowing hard or yawning), the ear drums are depressed inward, leading to pain and loss of hearing People with colds or upper-respira tory infections should delay flying to avoid this complication, called "barn *TM0U A R T , TME AAAN. *LET MY PEOPLE 601 * D EA R DR G O T T : I'm a black female without serious skin problems However, for the past few months, I've noticed little pink spots that appear on different parts of my body They are enlarging but aren't painful or swollen Can I do anything to stop this* DEAR READER Painless, expand­ ing areas of skin depigmcntetxm are usually due to vitiligo, a common and harmless condition that affects people of all races Vitiligo has many cauies. including Addison s disease 'deficiency of the adrenal glands*, diabetes, pernicious anemia, and thyroid disorders In some people, the viUligo is inherited ACROSS •1 911 97 Ingjuiretf is 191 22 i 24 29 27 29 " Aoa Cruclfta — w ry n Ancient □□n nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □nn nnnmonnrao nmnnn nnn nnn nnm nnnn nnnnnnn □□□ran nnn nnnn nnnn □nnn nnrnn nran nmnnn nnnnnnn nnrnn nnn nno nnn nnnnn □nnmnmnon nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nmnn nnnn □□□ 49 O roupe of 13 Rich fur ------- 1—*■« < ISVi N rW W A fTJl E V T O U T U S IA M N 41 Burst 44 Piece 14 Confidence a» If the trip is essential, however, such people can prevent baro-otilis by­ using a nasal spray lAfrin and others* that shrinks the tissues surrounding the Eustachian tubes, (hereby allow ing pressure-equalisation to lake place Although baro otitis is uncomfort able, the condition usually resolves within several hours after touchdown M le p e r 40 Actreea DOWN to a In others, no cause can be identified You should be etamined by a der­ matologist and undergo blood testa In an effort lo discover the cause of your sluu affliction Some forms of vitiligo are curable, for example, by using thy­ roid supplements for hypothyroidism However, In most Instances, the therapy is cosmetic, creams or tan ning lotions to camouflage (he depig mented areas. Remember that because areas of vitiligo lack melanin iskin pigmenti. they ran sunburn badly — even in persons with dark complexions. So if you're out In the bright sunshine, be sure to use a sun screen on the exposed areas of vitili“ ° O E A R D R G O T T : W h y la M not safe lo By w I m w yww Ream a eaM T DEAR READER: During the cabin pressure changes when climbing or Counting the cookies By Phillip Alder Children usually love to eat cookies They visit and revisit the cookie jar. even when told not lo by their parents As a parent, though, how do you know when your child has had his fingers in the jar if he eats the cookie out of your sight? The only way. short of putting a lock on the jar, is to count the cookies regularly Yet how many parents can be bothered tu do that? It's the same at the bridge table, of course. Most playeri cannot be both­ ered to count the cards. In this deal, how would you plan the play in four spades? West starts with three rounds of diamonds. East follows once, dis­ cards a low heart, and ruffs Back comes a heart. South was tempted to bid three no­ trump over two spades, and when the q fo u r ‘Birthday Saturday. June 21. 1997 In the year ahead you should be m a bet­ ter position than you've been *i the past to build a solid financial base. Handle your resource^ with care and think 'save* instead of "spend * C A N C E R (J u n e 2 1 -Ju ly 2 2 ) This isn't one of those days when you ! wish to be left alono to do your own thing, so maka plans lor something social with two of your lavonle pals Trying lo patch up a broke n ro m a n c e ? T h e A s iro -Q ra p h Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2 79 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ p a p e r, P .O . B o x 1758. M u rra y Hill Station. New York. N Y 10158 L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) You may be « an extremely industrious mood today, and y o u 're apt to a c c o m p lis h m ore than RO BO TM AN * fT fttV G W V n by Jim Meddick NMAT.lfL 9 U W K W I W Of**UX\jNCnjfte TVtlN6 N0«K9H I NCKE UP tOtyk/ WUTH NO WCK PAIN" ygTWStHS MY HEAD1-'!!! ) • istr Dy s t a me dummy came down, be wished he had. But that could have been silly, espe­ cially if partner were short in dia­ monds South saw that he had to find the club queen to get home. Judging that the overcaller was more likely to have any missing honor, declarer drew trumpe. cashed the chib ace, and led a club, planning lo finesse dummy's jack. West's discard left the contract unmakable South should have left the club suit until last. After drawing trumps, learning that West had three spades to go with his ■lx diamonds. South should have cashed his second heart honor, played a trump to dummy's ace. and ruffed the last heait in hand. When West fol­ lows, South learns that he began with either 3-3-4 1 or 3-4-6 0 distribution. So. the contract has become guaran­ teed Declarer leads a club to dum­ my's king and finesses through East on the way back. usual This record could soar even higher if you're consistent V IR G O (A u g . 23-Sept. 22) Spending the day with an old friend could taka the edge oil the more sobering aspects ol your Me. II * the type of happy break you need. LIB R A (Sept. 2 3 -O cL 23) There w ool be anything or anyone more important to you today than your loved ones. Your show of concern will strengthen these bonds even further S C O R P IO (O c t 24-N ov. 22) An opportu­ nity may presen: itself today that enables you to have that sought-after serious dis­ cussion with a pal. It should work out impressively well S A O IT T A R IU S (N o v . 23-Dec. 21) Sum ­ mer officially begins today, so you'd bet­ ter start getting all ol your play things m order Prepare for your outdoor activities with a smile C A P R IC O R N (D ec. 22-Ja n. 19) How you utilize your time today could be extremely important to you. You are not likely lo aSow others to impose upon you or waste precious hours* North A A 7 •4 V 743 0 443 A KJ 1 East West A 133 A 3 V QJ l V 10 8 4 3 2 e A K J 10 13 #7 * 3 A q 74142 South * K Q J 10 9 w A K e Q 92 * A 10 9 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer South South 1A 4A Weal 2• Pass North 2A Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: e A OIH7 by NEA. toe A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 2 0 ^ e b . 19) Your lope and your intuition should work m a com­ patible m anner today Q iva aqual c re ­ dence lo each as lo what you reason and what you perceive. P IS C E S (Fe b. 20-M arch 20) Continue lb be reaksbc about people as well as y o jr lot m lifa. Major achievements are possi­ ble 4 your outlook is honest end practical. A R IE S (M a rc h 2 1 -A p r ll 1 4 ) U su a lly yo u rs too engrossed in your latest p rjl#ct lo wonder what others think abogt them. To d a y , h ow a vsr, peer approval could bo of great significance. ) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Eaay-goujj you may be, but you never tail to take your responsibilities seriously To d g y your behavior will be drawn Irom bojh sides of the spectrum. Q E M IN I (M a y 2 1 - J u n e 2 0 ) W h e n involved in joint endeavors today, yoyr more teiioua side is bkefy to surface and override your nonchalant attitude that you usuaty kka to display. ANNIE iSA&Z..l sazan CIST by NEA. lac. by Leonard Starr just non V ’o a r M A S / k K ? Pl/NJ U ISN'T AS UNHAPPY AS POOR JASAMHE IS.. X THOUGHT too piptrr utt. iteg. Y E M v f U ~ F S E 1 JN 6 & 1 I S ~ THOSS PESKY Dor was TVtiNOS.' TV*£Y w o r e i fount) out SURE CAN SWAK US’ OH YOU... s*e hap F £ £ U S G S ... READY FOR I'M READY FOR ANYTH:NS. 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IJune 19, 1997 ’ • \, *• • - -- . .. . • TH UR SD AY 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminole County since 1008 89th Year, No. 214 - Sanford, Florida Agents storm area sex club Today: Scattered Thunderatorme. IllSha in the upper 80a. Far Sheriff vows to keep the heat on aa Herald Staff Writer TODAY B R I E F S _______________ ' ■ ._ Volunteers needed Seminole County Better Living for Senior* c u rrm tly need* volunteer* for both Its Meals on Wheels and II.O .M .E . Program* Individual, group. and corporate volunteers are encouraged to call. Th e Meals on Wheel* Program provide* a nourishing noon meal and a cold breakfast to elderly clients who are ho me bound and unable to cook for themselves The II.O .M .E . Program provides minor home repairs, heavy chores, and painting for elderly clients unable lo perform these tasks for themselves. O n the job training Is provided, no high level skill is required The reward la the knowledge that you have Improved the quality of life for someone else. T o volunteer, please rail Seminole County Better Living For Seniors at 333 8877. ext. 120. Lake Jesup restoration Friends of Lake Je su p Restoration and Management tram will meet Jun e 10 from 7 to 0:30 p m. al the Oviedo High School media cenler. 601 King Street. Oviedo. Weklva River adventure There will be a midnight canoe trip on the W rk lva River Ju n e 20 at Katie's Landing starting al 6 p m with dinner al W rklva Marina's A trs a rx W * Restaurant tnllwwerl by a four-hour, nine mile canoe ride Th e cost Is *17 SO plus the cost of dinner For lrtform.il ion and lo reserve, call 322-4470 Dog show The American Kennel C lub will hold dog shows al Central Florida Fairgrounds. West Colonial Drive. Ju n e 20-22 from 9 a m lo S p m. More than 1.H00 dogs and 140 breeds will be seen each day. Cost Is $3. adults. S I. children. Free admis­ sion with label from Pedigree Fond for Dogs For Information, call 671-7440 Tow n meeting S la lr Representative T o m Feeney will hold a town meeting Ju n e 25 al 7 p m. al the Veteran of Foreign Wars Hall on 7th Street and Avenue Earn In Chuluota. For Information, cull 977-6500. Health coalition Seminole C ounty H ru llh y Start Coalition will hold Us board meeting Ju n e 30 al 8:30 a m. In the auditorium of ihc county's health department. 400 West Airport Blvd.. Sanford. T h e coalition's teen pregnancy committee will meet Tuesday at 9 u m. For Information, call 6 7 1-2005 Photo exhibit C olum bia Medical Center will present a photo exhibit tilled. ‘‘A Trib e of W arrior W om en.” Ju n e 16 through J u ly 6 al Cenler Court In Seminole Tow ne Center. Sanford, during regular mall operating hours. Th e ex­ hibit features photos and essays from 30 sur­ vivors nf breast cancer. Th e University of A la b a m a at B irm in g h a m C o m p re h e n s ive C a n r r r Center commissioned photographer Mcltsaa Springer In 1994 for the project. Breast cancer Is the most common rna-. Ilgnancy and the major cause of cancer deulh in women. One of every eight American women Is diagnosed with the disease. O f Ihc women diagnosed. 63 percent survive 10 years and 56 percent survive 15 years. For Information, call 646-7860. W ednesday night, confiscating alcohol at the swingers' club records end 8 « « Agents. Page 8A Have mouse ears turned to horns? Southern B ap tists boycott Disney Our readers comment: B y D A V ID FR A Z IER Herald Staff Writer The Disney boycott by Southern Baptists has become an Issue with everyone People arc coming up off the street Just lo talk about It. We asked our readers, from a busi­ ness employee sipping coffee on Ihe street Lo a o ia to w In an area church. Here la a sample of whal area resident* and business employees are saying about Ihe situation: B y V IC R I D o tO R M IE R Herald Stall Writer The lenaiona between the two groups have been building for years. Finally, yesterday, the two made II official. The Southern Baptist Convention voted as expected Wednesday and chose to announce a boycott on the Wall Disney Company. Includ­ ing all her subsidiaries The subsidiaries Include A B C television and ESPN as w rll as a gaggle of movie and television p ro ­ duction companies. Th e Southern Baptists chose to stay away from Dlanry and the subsidiaries because of what they perceive os Immoral content In their movies and television p ro ­ gramming and their 'gay-friendly' policies. The non-binding policy asks the 15 million members of the coun­ try's largest Protestant drnom enatlon lo use their economic muscle to show the Disney people that their 'anti family and anilChristian* morals are not In keep­ ing with the way ihc American See B o yco tt. Page 5 A Dorothy Morrison Fr*d Rogers C h e ryl W ilkin so n Barbara Back *1 grew up a Baptist. I pulled my letter when this became an Issue ll la not well advised because I think It could hurt the economy and ihe employees that work at Disney.* - D o ro thy M o rriso n . 69. a Sanford resident. *1 think it's ridiculous! The whole point of Christianity Is to love one anotlier.’ - C haryj W ilk in so n . 38. a Sanford resident. 'It * not like they close the park slrtctly for them (gay and Irsblans| * --B a rb a ra Bock. 47. a Volu­ sia County resident. *1 feel Disney Is doing the right Ihlng. Just because Disney gives gay and lesbians benefits doesn't mean that they're promoting the lifestyle. Baptists are making a grave error* - Fred Rogers. 49. a Sanford resident. '1 don't think It's right. Disney Is Disney. Gay people are gay peoSee Readers, Page 6 A Getting smart is what it’s about Boys and Girls Clubs program gives pre-teens the right moves By M AR IA OREM Herald Staff Writer From Staff Reports INDEX C la ssifie d s..... C o m ic s ............ C ro s s w o rd ..... Dear A b b y ....... D e a ths.............. D r. Qott............ Ed ito ria l........... Law e n fo rce m e n t agents raided D e a n le 's Warehouse In the Midway Commerce Canter Cltlxrns of the county wanted action, and ac­ tion Is what they received Just before 10 p m. Wednesday night when 20 C C IB (City County Investigative Bureau) and Division of Alcohol. Beverages and Tobacco agenta raided a swinger's club al Midway Commerce Center In Sanford. For I he second lime in the last seven months, agents stormed Into a sex club known as Deanle's Warehouse. Th e y ronftsratrd brer, wine and liquor and look business records, surveillance equipment and antlbugglng devices. Th e agents did not arrest any of the 12 club rnrm brr*. whom a spokesman said were fully clothed. In a previous raid at Deanle's In November. 1.1 Sam m y Gibson of the C C IB said agents lound rhib m rm b rrs engaged In group sex ........... SB ....1 8 ,2 8 ^ And hers we sre as on a darkling plain awept with confused alarms of struggle and flight, where Ignorant armies clash by night J - Matthew Arnold G elling smart Is whut It's all about al Ihc Boys and Girls Clubs in Seminole County. Th e Sm art Moves program, which educates and helps children by teuchlng prevention and awareness, has been Inslliulcd In Ihc Central Florida Boys and Girls Clubs. Funded through a stale grunt, the nullonal program covers topics concerning today's youth such as drug awurenesa. lecn pregnancy, health, gun and bicycle safety, peer pressure, self esteem and respect. T h e basic premise of the program Is lhal knowledge Is power and the more kids know the belter equipped they are (o withstand peer pressure and lo make Ihe right decisions. A l u recent learning session at the West San­ ford club on Persim m on Avenue, program coordinator Linda Torres spoke (o children about communicating with Ihclr peers. T h e class of 6 lo 9 year-olds gathered around their teacher as ihe they assembled a collage of different people of ull C See M oves. Page 5 A Smart Moves Coordinator Linda Torres Is sur­ rounded by some ol the 6 to 9-year-old students particpatlng in the prevention and awareness program al the Boys and Girls Clubs West Sanford club site. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2A S a n f o r d H e r,tld S a n to n : c " ill Tnu's.i.iy ,J.int’ M 199? A new , old ce le b ra tio n to d a y Is ■■■ VICKI DeSORMIER Staff Writer It's .luneieeiith A celebration gaining mo mrnlnm tn the Atrlc.m Aniert can community is tins one which t elehrates tins dav tn 1865 when Union Gen Granger arrived .it Galveston. Tex to announce that the slaves were free. Fite newly treed slaves, tt is said, look to the streets of the town darning and singing An liifonu.il celebration of the event look place even June 19 Now. it l- being i elehrated in Texas and in other locations throughout the South M««aid Photo6r? O og of the week Piere will tie a huge celebra lion III I'ulsa, Okla Mils week end. tile -liineteenlh on Green­ wood Heritage Festival is an open .nr. !rei to the public musii lestiv.d leaturtng no bona! and local bines am! |.t// artists. There will be ellm li I i m m I arts and crabs entertainment and an amusement park Fite Atm ou Amerii oil eom miinttv m t'h.ittounng.t will be kt« king oil their oimuol su n mer emit hmeni programs ot their African Amerii on Mu­ seum. Weekly m iiiiiiiii progroms. tin lulling iiitim e litsiorv per lormnig .in', ami tin- studv ot Swahili Among the tiirthdavs being celebrated loilov is l.ortleld the Cat's Hie loving cal is |u years old today 3lm Davis adorable leltne lost appeared in print on this dote m 1978 and has made ns laugh ever since -Speaking ol laughter: this would have been Ihe 100th birthday *•! Mue Howard. Moe was the head SliKige ol the Hirer Stooges Mik* was I mru Moses I lorwllz In Hen sonlmrsi. NY He worked at vat toils jobs lit show business before being teamed with Shenip Howard and Diny Fine In the 1920s llic trto made their film debut III 1930 III Soup to Slits Ibough the mrmliers ol the SliHiges i hanged over the years Mm* remained eonstaul Nvuk! Nyukt Nyuk! lilts would have been fi.ise hall great I, ni Gehrig's tilrlh dav as well Gehrig, who trad a lifetime balling average ol 341. played In seven World Syncs died m 1911 frntii Ihe degenerative muscle disease amvolroplc lat eral si lernsts w In. h has be enme known as Dm Gehrig's Disease II you're spending too much of your lime Irving In keep eve rythtng in Ihe air. imagine those |M*ople who do that (or ,i living or lor en)oyiitem. lilts is National .luggltng Dav Juggling i lulls alflllated wlllt tin* International Jugglers Assm latino in i tiles all fiver North America hold lesllvals in leleliralr. demonstrate ami teacli their art World Sauntering Day Is !»• mg i elehrated today as well Hits is a day put aside to re vlve Ihe lost art o f Victorian sauntering and to discourage logging, lotllvg.igglng. sashay mg and fast walking So get out there and saunter Among the telrhrelles who will Im- lu llin g the blrthd.iv e.ike are Paula Abdul who g .15. I.....in U S Senator Alan Cranston G h i ui tress N.imv Mari hand is 09, at tress I*1ivIUla R.isfi.nl is 19. author Salman Rushdie is 5b. at tress Kathleen Turner is 13 and singer Ann Wilson is 16 Vmeifm Banch an Australian Cattle Dog mu is an 18 month female who is uD tor adoption at the the Humane Society of Seminole County this weeK Volunteers at the humane society say she smiles very nicely at everyone and that she came to the shelter a'ter having been neglected by her previous owner They say she s good with everyone and deserves a loving home H a n d lin g G rief ORLANDO * On June 24. the Al/hrimrr K iM iunr Center will be holding a seminar entitled “I T 'S H A R D T O SAY G O O D B Y E: H andling G rie f." Oils seminar will Im- held at the Orlando Regional Medical Center In Classroom If>2 at 7 l'\l Hie seminar will lie facilitated by Carol Mi Henson Director ot Patient Services at Hospice o f Tin* Combiner When caring lor a person with Dementia, the gnel process is long and diifictill Not only does a caregiver grieve lor the impending death tint also for the losses that occur throughout the duration ot the disease. The Alzheimer Resource Center understands that many caregivers go through this profess feeling along and guilty. Hits seminar will help caregivers learn not only about the disease, but also themselves There is no tee for this seminar. For more information call -107 M il 1010 or 1-HOO ;n o iu io Al/hetmer's disease is a progressive brain disease wtmh causes a person lu lose the ability to remember things perform daily lawks and eventually require 24 hour fare Tins disease affects over 4 million Americans Ilierr are over 400.000 Alzheimer people in this sale and an estimated 20.000 In Central Florida. Please Join us for this important and informative seminar rv. A helping hand MempefS of tm* Cam obeli Lossing um i • tn* An e iica n Legion Au Hilary nave been collecting m e , t. mu; the community ^or many years Ttieif etb.Ms assa.l .'■le ans me nomeles1. cnildren anil youtn and others tn ■ thnmqhoiit me ,ear Recently the members of me groin- : S' W o to Today: Scattered Thunder­ storms, Highs in the lower 90s Tonight’ laws in the mid 60s. Friday: Scattered Thunderstorms Lows m the mid 60s. Highs in the low 90s. Saturday: Scattered Thunderstorms Lows In the mid 60s. Highs in the mid 90s. Sunday: Scattered Thunderstorms law s in the mid 60s. Illghs In the mid 90s. Monday: Scattered Thunderstorms Lows in the mid 70s. Highs in the mid 90s. D a y to n a B e ach : Waves are 3 In l feet and choppy Cur rent is running u> the south with a water temperature ot 76 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 3 to l feet and semi choppy. Current is running to the south with a water temperature ol 78 degrees TIDES F R ID A Y S O LU N A R TA B LE : min 10.55 a in 1 1 25 tern riia) ■l 45 a.m 5 10 p m T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 12 10 a 111 . 1 12 p in . Iowa: 7:0-1 a tn.. 7 28 p.m New Sm yrna Beach: tilghs 12:45 a til I 17 p.m .. lows: 7 09 a.m . 7:33 p.m .. Cocoa Beach: luglm 1 (JO a.m . 1 32 p m ., lows 7:2-1 a.m. 7:45 pm . STATISTICS The high temperature in Saniord Wednesday was 90 degrees and the overnight low was 72 as reported by the University o f Florida Ag­ ricultural Research and Kducatton Center. Celery Ave­ nue Recorded rainfall lor the period ending at 10 am . Thursday totalled 0 Inches •Sunrise................ 6:27 p in •Sunset...................8:23 p ut S u n iu r t l H e r a ld Thursday June 19 199/ Vol 89 No 214 Periodica) Postage Panj at San ford Ftortda and addd’Ohel mat ting offices Pnstmasfef Send address changes to IMt SANFORD HERALD P O tio« ttrtf Sanford FL jg//2 1€>«»7 SuDSCrtpriCn Males (Daily 4 Sunday! Home Delivery SI9S0 l i e 00 l/SOO MIAMI Florida 21 hour irm [M-ratures and rainfall at 8 a.m. today City Lo Rain HI Apal.tilm cil.i K( C.H 00 Daytons Item ti 81 72 tf Ft landcn Isle 85 75 05 hi f url Myers 70 01 Gainesville 79 63 01 Jai ksooville tft \ 73 01 Key tt/si 83 73 19 Miami 81 (JO 77 rvl h-iis. mill CiH oo Kirs', ila 60 Ol 80 Tallahassee UI 63 Tampa HT> 72 06 W Palm Br.iill 81 l/Z 74 LOTTERY Pubbthtd f«*sd4/ through Frida/ and Sunday Th# Sanford Marald Inc 300 N Franch Awt Sanford Fla 32771 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year FLORIDA TEMPS | The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for the Orlando area Is H. The UVI levels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency. Mail S24 00 |4400 V a OO F lunda MesmJentfc must pay 7m* sa>es la a tn addition to rates above Phone {4Q7j 322 2blt V o lu n te e r fc n te fp re .e s 'o f e q u ip m e n t e me>' ,o d •it-.nun Past President Claud'.i Bud tod President Mar, Mn r f.lylof ij.iye trie C f ll'l .t to Jean Melts the f i e utive li fe • Seminole Volunteer Enterprises during a fe ent eree ” , BEACH CONDITIONS LOCAL FORECAST SUN INDEX S e m in o le Here are the winning rit hers selected on Monday the Florida Lottery: Funtaay 5 10-14 2 1-2 3 -2 5 Lotto (Ju n e 14) 4 8-26 35 46-47 Vice president announces a grant to purchase land in Florida Everglades MIAMI Vice I'rcstflriil A1 Gore traveled here Tuesday to annmiiue ,i $25 million Fell eral grant to help Florida at (|lllrc 11 000 acres III private land m the Everglades. mark ing the next stgnilli.mi step in the Administration s landmark efforts io restore ibis unique ei ologit allv sensitive area *1 am verv proud ol the great strides ibis Administration has made in the most ambitious environmental restoration project this room y lias ever at templed." the Vice President said In hts morning stop at Kv erglades National Park. "Parcel by parcel we have acquired high-priority lands. They will help us both restore his prts line area and contribute to the economy of the entire region." Along with the $25 million state matching grant, the Fed eral funds will enable Florida's Department of Knvlronment.il Protection to acquire the con­ tiguous panels ili.ii were to! merly port ot Sonin Golden Colli* Estates I .iK.ilt.ili til lStrand and I telle Meade Must ot these lands will go to establish llcavuue Stale tor est In ( oilier Cnuillv Ihe rest will Simula auilv beitrlll Ever glades National Park Itig Cy­ press Preserve and Florida Panther and Im thousand Islands National Wildllle Ret uges Seiretarv ol tin- Interior Hrtice Halibut whose depart mrni is releasing the Federal funds, said. "These lands (lave a history rii b in panthers and bl.ii k bears rov.ii palms bald cypress and rare uri Iuds. but more ret ent fitsinry marred by failed laud developments, lain duals ol miles ol dredging and bulldu/lng lor i.in.ils and roads We now stand at the verge ol being able to turn Senator Hob Graham's Save Our Everglades initiative- Irnnt Ills (lavs as goverunr ago m in realttv Join cancer fight 2U y e a rs Hie lands in question have I.n ed im leasing pressure Irotn developers due to Ihe rapid lesldeiilial growth in southwest Florida lltelr ai qulstllon will providi not only environmeiU.il beiiehts to the Everglades ecu system but also ret realloual and ethifatniiial opportunities |nr Honda residents and vtsl tors Mills is truly a historti mu meni. almost 50 years from the tlav former Governor Millard Caldwell gave the Secretary ol the Interior, $2 million to a c­ quire the last private land needed to complete Everglades National Park." Vice President Gore said "Thr lands the will lie acquired i all Ollee again be enme an extraordinarily pm dm live ami diverse habitat for wildlife, plant and aquatic spe­ cies," A group ni walkers from the ( oiuinbl.t Hospital wellness program several with hundreds ol miles to their i red it have dedicated themselves to raise itioilrv lor the light against i .nicer <>ii Saturday June 21 19*17 at 8 a m the group will "step out* in tile cool cotillon ol Seminole Town ( enter Mall to telehrutt* their ellorts Couremed residents wanting to join their i rusaclcagainst a terrible disease can plus qiinlilv lor a variety of prizes Depending upon the amount of donations m ile! led in advance nl the event, walkers can pick fromiieiiis sm h .is a Walk du* •Muff T Shirt, portable CD player bread maker, color IN’ , and more Rcglstr.ilion begins at 7 .to a m lollowetl by a warm up ai 7 45 Hie $10.00 fee can be cut In bail with au advanced registration Tu register by phone, call 8438680. Children and fireworks spark a dangerous combination ORLANDO Fireworks constitute an Integral part of most Fourth of July celebrations. When not supervised by professionals, however. Hreworks pose a serious threat to the safety ot children In lac i because fireworks cause so many injuries to children. the American Academy of Pediatries has recommended that all flu-works be banned, including those that are legal in the United Stales, According to Prrivril Blindness America, a national safety association, fireworks injuries continue to occur because people don't realize bow dangerous such devices can be People open don’t comprehend until they are hurt that the risk of blindness nr injury outweighs Hit- exetlemenl til Itrewnrks. According In Joe Hob Pearce, nurse manager of the Children's Emergency/ I raumu Center at Orlando Regional Medical Center [OKMCI. most fireworks accidents are the most cominon fireworks injuries Pearce said 'Hie major cause of such injuries is the mallunctionlng ul hreworks. many of which are Illegal or urilabeled According to /’rcifril H/indness America, bottle rue keis .ire the most dangerous Hreworks a\ Ola bittoday, ui rnuuiliig lor the majority ol all hreworks injuries that lead to permanent eye damage. Houle rockets travel as last as 200 miles per hour, explode in mid air and lly in any d im lion. Pearce said eye injuries aeeount lor 16 percent ol all Hreworks injuries at ORMC. 'Illiriy-livt* percent ol Hreworks accidents affect the hands, while 29 jHTteiu affect Ihe head. 'Pie skin, torso and limbs are Involved In 20 percent of fireworks trauma. Surprisingly, many injuries are caused by sparklers. "Most people think that sparklers artsafe. when in fact they are the second highest cause of injuries that require hospitalization." Pearce said. Sparklers are dangerous because they bum at a temperature but enough to melt gold 1800 degrees F. "Most people don't extinguish sparklers completely,* Pearce said, "which Is especially dangerous to bare feet. And because most sparkler accidents occur among prcsrhijf.il-age children. I urge parents not go give sparklers to children who are that young." While the best way to ensure a safe Fourth ol July is to avoid using hreworks altogether. Pearce recommends the following: Never use Hreworks without adult supervision Use only hreworks that are labeled with Instructions. * Use only fireworks purchased at a reputable vendor. * Read instructions on fireworks labels before using. * Have a bucket o f water available for extinguishing fireworks after use. * Never approach or try to re•goltc malfunctioning fireworks. * Use fireworks outdoors, never tn garages or carports. Never put fireworks In any metal or glass container. �S a n f o r d Mf*rtil<| D om estic partners law challenged From S ta ll R a p o iia SAN FRANCISCO -The Amriira n O r d e r for larw and .Jus Her Wcclnrstlay filed a lawsuit in U S. District Court In San Francisco challenging It)*' ru n stllullon.ihty ol tin- "domestic partners" ordinance in San Francisco 'The coal nl this o n lln a n rr Is iu drsiruy iradlllonal marriage as the bedrock instiiutlou In our siKiriv and. In Us place, siihsillulr whatever sexual ar rainjrineWs an* ru rrrn lly in vouur,* said Mrn|amin \V Hull, regional lotinsrl lor the A llirrl tan ( 'ruler lor l.n v and ,Jtis lire 'It allowed In stand. this ordinance is a ilauU'T aimed al die heart ol iradlllonal mar M.lgr ’ I hr ordinance which took l itre t June I requires all per sous or rnllllrs dolnu huslnrss \x1111 do- O H ol San I i.mi ism to provide heurllls to utmiar rleci heterosexual and homo sexual "partners" ol sjxiusrs ol employees P ie hrnclits in elude health lusuranee. retire men! henellls. and lierravr men! leave In Ihr lawsuit llled in I S District Court in San Iran cisco, ihe A O ,l is represcntlnu I’ M * \1 Fleet rlc ho .. ( ahloriiia and Art/otia general coniraclor Imparled hy I he 01 durance The sun names as delrndanis d ir ( nv and County ol San I rani isi ■■ and •lie San Francisco Human Rights Commission, which is rrsponslhlr lor eulnri lug die ordlliain r I’ M A M Kleclric Inc is opposed to providing benefits to unmarried or homosexual partners ol emplovn-s l ndt-t the orcilnaurr, il I* M ft M Kleclric siihoills a bid or rn Clly cil San Franc 1st o, n c an hr ■ub|rrl lo flnonclnl priinl* ties and labeled an "Irresponsible bidder" by Ihr Clly of San Franrlxrn which would damage Ihr company’ s repulallon and result m a loss ol business lor I* M ft M Klee irn outside San Franc ism. I be lawsuit rnnlt-||tls dial die iirdlriaoc r vlolalrs bolb the I S and ( alllortila Consul u lions spec Hit ally, tin* sun i oi 11ends Ihr city ordinance V lo la lrs die lederal F m plover Ketliemrnt Income Securilv Ac I IKIdSAI which regulates employ re. bene Ills artcj pre­ empts atlV stale and loc at leg Islattou Irom doing so At the same* time the sun c on lends the ordllliiuce Violates tin lecleral t ommerc e and I rue I't C H e s s < la lls c s ol die- I sun emileucls the ordinance violairs die Calllornla Consil lilllon width restricts the leg­ islator at tlvltv ol .1 t nv Hull said "Sail Francisco Is allcnipllng to lort e huslliesse. loc ated all at ntss America lo adopt its extremist and radical agenda Its rllnris are not only wrong. Inti ton oiistituilon.it " S a n t u r il F lo r id a T n u r v l.c , g. , l 't 1‘ F J / 3A T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 21)9W. 25th St. Siinford In .idditlnii to requesting that die ordinance be declared tin inilslllulloll.il. die lawsuit re quests an tii|uuc dun to pro­ hibit the ( nv ol San Francisco Irom enlori mg die ordinance A hearing elate lias not vet Item si I 322-8415 30 \ Some Location MV—00564 Hie AiiiiTic.cn < enter lor |,tw ami lusltcc Isa public Interest law firm headquartered in Vtr glnia II*-.o li Virginia with re gioti.il o the rs around the- conn Irv Hie At l.l loc uses on prci lamilv pro lib ami pro liberty issues S * oitsiitulion In alletiipllttg to regulate- businesses outside ol 1 an I tam isco In .nMlIloii Ihr 1 ’’Let Us Impress Y o u ” POLICE BRIEFS Retail theft charged ALL-YOU-CARE-TO-EAT Marx I ogle | k nl 2 7 0 G u l d e n lla v s lit ( assc-Hcrrix was arrested W e dne sda y bv s . m l o r d police logic- w as cti.crgcd w llh retail I lie'll a n d arresietl legiO I i Icm k ol s O r l a n d o Itr hejMirt s.cid logic- put sh orts a n d a greeting c a rd lit h n purse and the n tried to evil die slorc- "tfomestyle Gulfet " SANFORD'S HOME OF GREAT HOSPITALITY Cocaine possession charged You'll hair to come home to Sanford Slumcifs the h a rd H u d s o n jii ,,l p cu b A d a m s A v r Satdocl was arrestee! luc-sdav hv S a l dor d Police H u d s o n was ch a rg e d with (Hcssesslnu o| co caine .Old p os session ol d ru g p a ra 1 .her 11 .<1l.l Report sa id lf i.it lie volu oia rtlv show e d de nis t ., lM ,,t t u , , die sc r u e Incidents • l o i h i u g . m i l shm-s were taken Monday Irom tb« |/ i h i t.| , k ot W | Itb si I lie Items were w o r th 51 Sent we Itx amt a pager w o rth 5 Pec w.-re stolen iro m ., v ictim u gun|>mni M i lli e I / M i t.lm k ol W \ir jh a t H h d n n W rd n e s d a v A weight U ’l l d i .m il .III a u t o u n r ii v r b a t t e n w o tth S|ot> W,.M ' t o l f t i h n Sclav from a re sid ence m the J M m rcil.c V cl x s .in l o t d \vc Iw o ca itoiis ..t MarllMiro cigarettes w o rth x t / were I o r sdav hern d o H IM ) block ol s S .m t o id Ave \ gr.iv *«IC h e w dll i ( aprlc e < lasso lour cl.s.T lie .use p|.,., \ V \ / l * U was stolen Irotll a p a r k i n g lot at a m •) , W«l til.,, k e| lowtii I enter t ir oil liir s d .iv I our c b r o i n r wheel •overs w o r t h S l m x i w< r. stolen 1uesdav III the II it I bloc k ot [o w n e I rule i I u Sgtiu worth Ol Irwelrv was stolen Motid.iv irom die t u r n lilts k ol t n l . u t reek < ir Irom a residence I uesdav m die I MX j bloc k ol f rein h A w a handgun w i.n l. 51 h i was taken Irom a vehicle I-let ironie s a law l i m o u r t y.trd eqoq im e ltt Us,Is .,n,l 1 Indies were taken Iroll) a residence m d n SCSI III, m g (■ 2tnli SI Hie le i.d w o r th ol the- items is \ SOUP • SALADS • FRESH FRUITS VARIETY OF ENTREES • VEGGIES aid MUCH, MUCH MORE!!! /% i j . _ ;_ F*it,taft, Mt-it Goldsboro winners Him week Senator William Rolll ( hairmall ol die Settale I m.nice- ( emmllleireleased tils version ol llil-. ve.cr I tax pat kage senator Rotlt in i lulled IhiII i die t.tabam Prut cip.it Residence lax Fxc luslott Ait ot pet/ amt tile Mi ( 'em licit Graham < ullrge Savings Ai t * Hie prtlli tp.ll Residence lax Kxc lusion A il would ex c little c aptl.d gams tax on the gain Irom a sale ol a print ipal residence llor profit up lo S'g.Ml imx ) lor single- individuals and 5.Stx) (KM) lor married enu pies) To cpi.illlv taxpayers generally must own amt use die residence as a printlp.il residence lor at least two ol the live years prior to the sale • As tn the House nl Repre­ sentatives' version, die leglsla lion would make the capital gains exemption ellectlvc ret riiac ttvely to May 7. IUM7 • Under the McConnellGrallam College Savings Act. Slate sponsored prepaid col lege tuition programs would be expanded to Include room and board. * Fite proposal would also allow lax tree withdrawals from Slate sponsored programs. Hills tile tieticllls .a Hi*- stall ptepatd i oilege programs would b. co m p le te ly tax ex em pt. the Senate t III.tin ' I tee must approve this non In-lore- ii will inen d b) die lull Senate 011111)11 leglsla consul Mntco ?.»•.» r i - ••t . a ca V i I a ... ........ .. t i a ' n#u rv . gr.rit, in H eeledgadtin (,rjt * iI a i . . ' ’ *• r hr jr.c aw ** ■ i” e e ■ i • |i. > •• c \J ) |f ICll hi (MllNlltll till's ll^tliclf loll MMltl LU C K Y L O TTE R Y S TO R E your sales and self-mana^emenl ability ean earn sou a substantial income, and you ean directly enjoy the rewards o f your own efforts There is no monetary investment. 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Sanford, Florida - Thursday. June 19 1997 Editorials/ Opinions T, S a n f o r d H e r a ld (USPS 481-280} 300 N. FR E N C H A V E.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code -107-322-2011 or 831-9993 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odessa H. Pugh • Business Manager SUUSCRirriON RATE; 3 M onths....................................... 81950 6 M onllts....................................... 83900 1 Y e a r............. $78 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Message of intolerance . N o w th a t th e S o u th e rn B a p tis ts h a ve m a d e R official, m e m b e rs voted to b o yco tt W a lt D is n e y C o . a n d all Rs su bsidiaries for " p r o m o tin g Im m o ra l ide a lo g lcs." w e ’d like to c o m m e n d the R e v. J i m H e n ry of F irs t Baptist C h u r c h of O rla n d o for c o n sid e rin g the feelings of area B aptist parents o ve r m a k in g a point that c le a rly penalizes th e m . H e n r y feels the D isn e y boycott Is a m istake, a n d we agree. S o u th e rn Bit pi 1st leaders at th e ir a n n u a l c o n ve n tio n In D allas W e d n e sd a y voted w ith an 8 5 percent m a rg in to s h u n D isn e y p ro d u c ts a n d p a rk s for its tolerance of h o m o se xu a ls a n d for the a d ult co n te n t In som e of Its m ovies a n d television sh o w s. D isn e y o w n s A B C . T h e B a p tists are espe cially upset that D is n e y a llow s " G a y D a y ’* at the O rla n d o th em e p ark . D isn e y does not sponsor the d ay. b u t s im p ly realizes In a w o rld of d iv e rs ity , all people have a rig h t to e n jo y the M agic K in g d o m . W e are saddended b y the Baptist stand. T h e v e ry th in g s C h ris t h im se lf a d ­ vocated: tolerance, forgiveness, love of all m a n k in d , the Baptist leaders d e m a n d their follow ers, en m asse, n o w forsake. W e w o u ld have hoped lhat each Baptist b y the courage of hts o r he r o w n beliefs, m ig h t ha ve considered a personal boycott of places a n d th in g s in w h ic h he or she does not believe. B aptists we k n o w m a y choose not to w a tc h the television sh ow Ellen, w hose star re ce n tly a n n o u n ce d on the sh o w , after m u c h a d va n c e p u b lic ity , that she is a lesbian. M e m b e rs of o u r o w n staff boycott c o m p a n ie s lh a t test p ro du cts o n a n im a ls. M ost people e ve ry d a y choose s o m e th in g over else, a s m a ll personal b o yco tt. T h e S o u th e r n B a p tist le ad e rs d id not re co g n ize the Intelligence of Its o w n m e m b e rs to m a k e th e ir o w n decisions. T h e w o rld Is a vast m e ltin g pot of c u ltu re , m ores, beliefs an d p ractices. In c lu d in g those of the B aptists a n d those of h om ose xua ls. W e th in k that d iv e rs ity m a k e s for good debate a n d a llo w s us to c o m p a re ourselves a lon g a c o n tin u u m that In c lu d e s all people. It Is fro m there that we learn o u r place In society, be It a Baptist f a m ily m a n o r a m a n c o m m itte d to a h o m o se x u a l re latio n sh ip : a soccer m o m o r d ivo rc e d lesbian m o m : w e are all of ib is w o rld . A ll of have o p in io n s that c o u n t. A n d in a n often cru e l a n d senseless w o rld . D is n e y offers som e respite for all of us. A little m a g i c in U a m b l o r H e r c u le s , a fe w g o o se b u m p s In the H a u n te d M ansion at the th e m e p a rk , a few d re a m s w ith Cinderella. It's too bad the S o u th e rn B aptists have chosen to a b sco n d w ith those c h ild h o o d d rea m s In all o f Its m e m b e rs. T h e i r c h ild re n a rc the ones w h o w ill suffer, not o n ly from the b o yco tt, b ut fro m the b lin d , blanket message of In to le r­ a nce lh a t C h ris t h im se lf n e ver w o u ld have sent. Let y o u r vo ice be heard O u r re ad e rs are In vite d to c o n trib u te g ue st o p in io n c o lu m n s for p u b lic a tio n , as w e ll as letters to the ed itor. O p in io n s e x ­ pressed need n o t be those of the Herald; w e m a y o r m a y n o t agree w ith y o u , b u t w e w ill a lw a y s u p h o ld y o u r F irs t A m e n d m e n t rig h t to e xpress y o u r vie w s. Berry's World ...arid now. kid, we're off to PLEASURE ISLAND. NAT HENT0FF Take-charge corrections commissioner Without warning — according to a current federal lawsuit — a Georgia Department of Corrections tactical squad descends on a prison, hauls prisoners, some without clothes, from their beds, shackles them, and beats them. In passing, one of the officers lakes a prisoner's family photo album. Among the correcllonal Institutions In the state visited by these black-uniformed officers In Laced-up black boots, without name tags and wearing black berets Is the Raj’s State Prison In Trton. Ga. In a sworn statement taken In that federal lawsuit charging brutality against these agents of the Corrections Department, a guard at the prison. Phyllis Tucker, described an Inmnle's head being driven Into a wall: T h e prisoner screamed. Blood went up the wall. Blood went all over the ground, all over the Inmale. I heard a sickening cracking sound." She was not the only member of the resident Hays State Prison stafT to openly accuse the (lying special corrections squad. An Atlanta Constitution reporter. Rhonda Cook, notes that other prison employees saw many of the Invaders “jum p on the backs of convicts sprawled on Ihe ground." These "shakedowns" by the black-rlad enforcers are part of Correction Com m issioner Warren Gam er's policy of not "coddling" prisoners. In the May 30 Atlanta Constitution, Gam er wrote that before he came, the public had lost faith In the prison system that had "Ignored the Impart of crime" on the Inmates’ lives, lie has M id that one-third of the Inmates - the Atlanta Constitution reports — "uln t fit to kill." A former funeral home operator and state senator. G am er was called to deal with Ihe living when he was appointed to his present post In 1995 by Democratic Gov. Zell Miller. Sec Hentoff, Page 6A JOSEPH SPEAR THa VeRpiCT is iN. JuSTica Was SWiFr anp Sufle. oft, pur WHaT MJ6HT Have fcveH! WH3T V.cWHT OUTBURSTS, FiZaEKe STj MTS, CPLp KTUL HiSTRioNiCS WouiPW^HaveSeert if TV CaMe^as Hap Been aLU>w«?p iN court;.’ IW h a te v o ril Is the zealots in ­ gest. Je ss e H elm s m u sl g u lp il. J| What motivates these liverish pills? ELLEN GOODMAN G irls have a sporting chance EIO STO N --Thin k of It os The Field of Dreams Theory of Social Change: If you build It. they will come. In this case, the tool used by the dreamers and builders was Title IX. And the athlclcs who have showed up on the playing fields newly created are not mythological figures. The y are myth-shattering girls and women. O n Ju n e 23. we will officially murk the 25th anniversary of the landmark leglslallon lhat banned sex discrimination In education. In honor of the event, the president quite properly reminded a pre-sllver-annlvcrsary crowd assembled In the White House Tuesday (June 17) that the federal legislature helped women In all areas of academic life, not Just athletics. But It’s not surprising that Title IX has been most visibly and powerfully associated with women In sports. T h is Is where the change has been most visible. And where the opposition has remained most tenacious. In the history of sports, women athletes once carried extra burdens us heavy as the 30 pounds of clothlng-fioor-length skirts and button-top shoes--worn by a 1910 Vassar College baseball player. They carried the social burden that said sport weren’t feminine. There was always a handful of superstars who managed to overcome the odds. Th e Indomitable Babe Dldrikson Zaharias for example was asked by a Journalist In ihe 1940s, "Is there anything at all you don't play?" "Yeah," she answered. "Dolls." But as long as dolls and basketballs, dolls and baseballs, were at cultural odds, most girls sat out the struggle. Schools kept them on the sidelines cheerleading. In 1972, Title LX was passed In the name of fairness. W hy pay the tax dollars so our sons could play but not our daughters? But on a deeper level, the legislation was also about changing sex roles and self-images. All In all. Ihe change has been remarkable. In the time It took a grade school girl of 1972 to become a soccer mom of 1997. girls’ sports exploded. Before Title IX. one out of 27 high school girls played sports. Now It's one out of three. Before Title IX. there was $100,000 In sports scholarships available to female college athletes. Now there's $180 m illion. 0 IM/DyNlA. me I A guard at Ihe prison d e sc rib ­ ed an inm ate's head being driven Into a wall, j G a m e r Is so consclenl lous a keeper of the Inmates that he sometimes travels - wearing the same black garb - with his Impassioned tactical squad lo witness thetr m inistry firsthand. And he has been seen congratulating them for their efllctency. Mike Light, a spokesman of the Department of Corrections, has a ready spin concerning the federal lawsuit: "It s outrageous that the persons who have killed, raped, molested children and robbed would at tempt to sue the ‘state for pain and suffering." That tactic might work. Most people these days, and not only In Georgia, consider prisoners to have even less credibility than Journalists. But this ttmr. so horrifying was the raid on Hays State Prison that veteran prison guards risked thetr Jobs lo tell, on the record, what th ry saw. In a stinging editorial demanding that Gov Zell Miller remove Ills corrections commissioner. the Atlanta Constitution pointed mil that "like police officers, prison guards" do not blow the whistle on their colleagues. Usually, the blue wall of silence Is Insurmountable. But the fact that eight members of the Hays Stale Prison staff "What was barely a dream for my generation. Is an expectation for the next." says Mary J o Kane who teaches women and sports at the University of Minnesota. "Instead of saying. T hope there's a team for me to play on.' they say, * I hope I make the team ." We built It and they arc still coming. But the playing field Is not yet truly level. There la barely a school In the country In There was alw ays a han d ­ ful of superstars w h o m anaged lo ove rco m e Ihe o d d s .■ which the proportion of women athletes matches the projection of women students. Colleges budget about 25 cents on women's sports for every dollar spent on men. The y award women about one third of the athletic scholarship dollars awarded men. Indeed In "honor* of this sliver anniversary the National Women's Law Center filed complaints against 25 colleges. The opposition Is also surviving. From the very beginning, a composite Including coaches and congressmen argued lhat The Fteld, of Dreams Theory was an illusion. Some colleges fought Title IX In and out of the Supreme Court, arguing lhat females Just aren't as Interested In sports as m ales-even as lhat female Interest soared with every opportunity. The y have also argued, bitterly that the expansion of women's sports comes at the expense of men's sports. But as a Women’s Sports Foundation study points out this week, college men's sports programs have actually Increased. Th e only schools thal show any cuts are. Ironically, the richest: Division l-A and l-AA. In some of these schools, football, the sacred row. has become a rash hog. eating money lhat might be shared. It docs seem lhat the opposition to lull equality In sports has less lo do with football and dolls than guys and dolls. As Sheila Tobias, aulhor of “Races of Feminism." believes, women athletes, like women warriors, strike at the heart of gender ldentlty--how we define men and women. Sports, she says, "has challenged age-old views of what Is norma! for males and normal for females. Th e qualities It takes to make a woman an athlete--go for the Jugular, team to be u leant player, leant to be a leader— conflict with old Ideas. Th e bottom line Is that once women are os strong and confident physically as they can be, they won't be pushovers." H its may be the real success story of Title IX. Out there on the field of dreams, there arc palpably fewer pushovers. Sugar and spice has made room for sweat and muscle. Th e game Is by no means over, but girls now have a sporting chance. Just to satisfy my curiosity, would the next mad-dog Ideologue who writes me a slton-thls letter throw in a paragraph or two about what makes you guys so sour? Im realty intrigued la tt some kind of special pill. M y extract of gall? Or perhaps It Ls a dally glass of garlic Juice that bnrks up on you? My guess Is U s a special dirt. I'm talking about the thing, whatever tt Is. that makes you so dyspeptic that you can t even stand each other. Die stuff that makrs the young Tu rk s in the House, say. turn on Speaker Newt Gingrich for allegedly being too nice to the opposition. Right whig, left wing. I d like to hear from all. allhough I admit I'm currently more curious about what makes conservatives so choleric and self-destructive. I already know the lltieral regimen: They mix up a potion of dope and pudding and wash It down with boo/r and try to hitch a rtdr on a comet Twenty-five years ago. It was the Comet McGovern. Now It a Comet Gephardt. Take the Invective Ihe Republican right has been hurling recently at Senate Majority Leader Trent Loti. Here Is a guy who Is rated 100 percent pure by such pristine watchdogs as the American Conservative Union und the Christian Coalition, but perfect ts not enough for the true sourballs. They want saints who will die at doctrines stake err thry strike a compromise. Lott supports a chemical weapons agreement, for example, and suddenly he a a snake. Dear Trent." wrote Paul Weyrlch of the Free Congress Foundation In a letter lo Lott. "Words cannot properly express the depth of feeling that t have concerning your betrayal of your principles and all of us on the Chemical Weapons Convention. ... I no longer consider you a friend. A friend Is someone you can trust. I no longer trust you." Whatever It Is the zealots Ingest. Jesse Helms must gulp It. He has lately taken It upon himself lo spike the career of W illiam Weld. the Republican governor of Massachusetts. Bill Clinton wants to appoint Weld ambassador to Mexico. Helms, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, set hts Jaw and said no. He will not even permit hearings on the nomination. Weld could be a brilliant star In the GO P galaxy If the radicals would let him. A Boston blue-blood, he attended Harvard. Oxford and Harvard Law. He Is a family man with five children. He is a former prosecutor who served In Ronald Reagan's Justice Department, lie was elected governor of Massachusetts In 1990-and promptly began pushing for tax reductions, lie trimmed the welfare rolls and privatized state programs. A more resolute conservative would be hard lo find. Well, almost. He Irritated more than a few fanatics when he left the Justice Department as a protest to Attorney General Ed Meese's ethical lapses. Ho thinks the government has no right to compel women to give birth to unwanted children. He supports gay rights. He sanctions the medicinal use of marijuana. And he made the mistake, while running for the Senate last year, of not endorsing Jesse Helms' stewardship of foreign affairs. ”1 am not one of those who think foreign aid ls evil." he said. Next thing you know. Weld ts up for a diplomatic post and Sen. Prunefacc ts on Fox News. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, June 19. 1997 - ■ * Moves Continued from Page IA cultures. One of l he youngsters. T e r ­ rence Quinn. H. was anxious to dtsruss what he had learned. "W e learned about African dancers and we learned don't do d ru g s and don't mess w ith guns." the fourth grader ex­ plained. Ilr o lh e r an d s is te r tr a m . Matthew. 8. and Jennifer. 6. Figueroa, have attended all six sessions so far of the Smart Kids portion of the program which is geared toward 8 to 9 year-olds. Afler 10 sessions, the children will graduate and receive errliflrates for their participation. " T h is is good because we learn about safety and don't do drugs." Matthew said Vrrn on Johnson. 9. who will be a t t e n d i n g H a m i l t o n F.lrmentary School as a fifth grader, also has perfect atten­ dance He rrcltes all the topics covered so far by Torres such as gun safety. "Y o u never know when It will happen to you so It's Important in know what to tin." he said. During a previous class, the children completed an exrrrise where they used a drawing of a map showing a child locating a gun and trying to find the dad to notify him of the discovery. T h r drawing was done In a ma/e style. Torres said "The children learned I hat if they find a gun they should not touch It and tell an adult as soon us they ca n ." she said T o r r e s , w h o was re ce n tly appointed program coordinator for Central Florida. Is tasked with training Boy* and Ctrls C lu b staff members to trach Smart Moves al all levrls to kids starting al age 6 She currently Instructs at all Seminole bran­ ches in A lta m o n te S p rin g s. Midway Elementary and West Sanford In addition, she travels to locations in O range and Osceola counties I’eer leaders wlio have graduated from the program also help teach the younger kids There are 28 kids In her West Sanford group of Sm art Kids and she Is here twice a week. Th e children learn about self-respect and self esteem. Torres said, adding "It's very Important to start teaching Ihcm young. "It traches them respect and they learn about how to m m m unlratc without being verbally abusive." she said. " T h e main focus Is self esteem." Although there Is an official manual for Smart Moves. Torres explained, the program Is flex­ ible and she uses additional outside sources such as visual aids and games and tries lo stay away from the lecture tormul T h e next level of the program. Start Smart. Is gcarrd toward 10-12 year-olds. T h e y learn about drugs and pregn a nry. puberty and some anatom y. Torres said, noting. ” we teach abstinence and do not Ira rh contraceptive inform ation as part of Ih r program. However, she added, one-on one. If a child has a question on coniraccplIon I will try In answer li and refer them If necessary." Level three for ages 13 and up Is called Stay Smart. Th e focus Is on anatomy, sex. drugs and |w*er pressure All hough thrre 1* not yet a group for this age In the county. Torres said she ex­ pects one to tie lorm rd soon when school starts, prnliahly at Ih r te rn center al M id w a y E le m e n t a r y . Sh e c u r r e n t ly teaches a teen group al I he Boys and Girls C lub al the Coalition for the Homeless In dowulnwn Orlando. "It's not too late for them lo learn, she said A q u e s t i o n n a i r e she distributes lo teenagers offers Insight Into some of the things going on In a tern s mind W he n a n sw e rin g t h r first question. What tlo you want more than anything rise in the w hole w o rld ? , some of the responses were a dad. lo marry a rich man. and I don't want to die young Another question. What are you afraid of*, elicited responses such as m v father drugs, don't want to be a bum or a drug addict and rlon'i want lo be homeless. " T h e y go through so m urh. Th e y need somebody to care for them and to fell them they will Ik - o k a y." Torres said. Based on pre and post tests. Torres said her organization has noticed Increased knowledge following the Smart Move ses­ sions. " T h e y can change Ihelr be­ havior If they learn the facts." she said. " F o r exam ple, we leach lhem that wine coolers have substantial am ounts of n lro h o l and th e y s h o u ld n 't drink. T h e program leaches them about choices and that choices have consequences.” Another exercise Torres uses with her classes effectively Is counter advertising where print ails are shown to youngsters and they are asked to come up with a counter ad telling what the priMliirt really does. T o n e s uses the 'e x a m p le o f the C a m e l rlg n rrttr ads telling studenls lu describe Ih r effect of cigarettes. T h e kids also practice role plavlng. addressing peer pres­ sure and resistance. "T h e kids are very creative and a n isllr and this gives them a rh a n e r to use Ihelr abilities." shr M id. Girls program focusing on self respect." Sm art Moves will remain an o n g o i n g p r o g r a m at th e Seminole clubs, according to Don. E. Miller, area director. Miller said staff members en­ courage participation by the children and will notify parents with more Information. "Parents are always Interested In prevention," he said. Miller added the program L« In place in Orange County schools and efforts continue to Incor­ p o r a t e S m a r t M o v e s In t o Seminole County schools. F o r m ore Information, call 8 4 1-8855. C h ild re n in Ihe Sm art M oves program learn to express themselves in a positive wa> and 'reely participate In the awareness program The Higher ^6 u ( § o T o n e s , u native of Puerto Rico. •(lines to this Job w ith en­ thusiasm and optimism. A res­ ident of Central Florida for nine years, she graduated from the University of Central Florida with a bachelor's degree In anihro|H)logy anil she is working on her graduate degree In public a d m in istra tio n Prior to her current assignment, she worked as an education coordinator with Mothers Against [Trunk Driving and before that shr was a V IS T A volunteer working with single mothers. I love doing this." she said W r a rr also expanding the program to other agencies such as th r A p o p k a C o m m u n ity ( ru le r W r II lie starting a Sm;.rt Agents C o n tin u e d from Pag* I A on m at­ tresses in hark rooms No sex charges were filed at that time because the activities til the private club did not In­ volve prostitution As a private 'c l u b D c n l r * W u re h u u s r -rates under a less stringent t of rules than d u b s open to general public. Customers -y a <20 membership fee and 3 5 for each visit A Deante's Warehouse rm Joyce told the Sanford Herald Mi Friday that women "rule the ost" and that men who won t ike "no" for an answer are fia c o rtrd from the building by S e c u rity . Th e employee also said thr clu b provides com plim entary beer, wine and mixers and that Its members are allowed lo bring their own liquor. Th e owners of tile club were charged In November with sell­ ing alcohol Illegally, and the slale beverage division Is ex­ pected lo file new charges with the S ta le A tto r n e y 's Office according to Seminole Courtly Sheriff Don Eslinger. "W e are absolutely delighted to assist the beverage depart­ m ent," Eslinger said this m or­ ning "W e have made a com­ mitment to work together to ensure that places such as this follow the law." S u r p r i s i n g l y . D e a n t e 's Warehouse • which Is Identified on Us front entrance at 5461 Hryanl Ave, as Deanle’s Lodge Inc. has established Itself In the M id w a y C o m m e rc e C e n te r, which Is headquarters for the Central Florida Chapter of Par­ alysed Veterans of America and the Florida District of Klwanls International. "W e were stunned when we found out what’s been going o n ." said Jo h n Paskoskl. pres­ ident of the Midway Commerce C e n t e r P ro p e rty O w n e rs A s -mh lalton Paskoskl and others from the renter rcglslered their complaints ai last Tuesday's Board of County Commissioners meeting. .... HOC Chairm an Randv Morris said that Wednesday s raid of­ fers c itize n s ol i h r c o u n ty "se rio u s evidence" that law enforcement Is going lo keep I lieh e a t on s e x u a lly -o r ie n t e d businesses such as Deanle’s " T h is Is Just the beginning." Morris said. "T h e people who live and work In I his com m unlly have a legitimate concern They got results last night - 20 age ms in that raid .*’ T h e county Is draw ing up strict new adult'entertainment ordinances, which will be ap­ proved at a BCC public hearing Tuesday al 7 p.nt. At Ih r same lime, the county Is engaged In wh.it ligurrs to Ik - the Itrst ol m any, drawn-out court battles against Ihr adult entertainment industry. t There are many complexities, in c lu d in g |usi w here a d ult(-u trrt.iin tiie iit and se xuallyoriented businesses are going to tic located. Th e majority of the rxtsim g clubs are located along U S Highway 17-92 in Fern I’ark and Casselberry. An effort in rrlocalr them in the Sandord arr.i is tieing fiercely challenged by Mayor Larry Dale and the citizens of the com m unity. T h r two stirs proposed by the county's planning and devel­ opment are both In Sanford •one nrar ihe airport and the other al Midway Commerce Park. "It's going lo lake a team ef­ fort to win ibis w ar." Morris said. "B u t It will be w o n ." Boycott----C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A people think. By an 85 percent margin, the group overwhelmingly made the choice. The Baptists have contended that they disapprove of Ihc company's policies of allowing homosexual employees to In­ clude their partners on Insur­ ance and other benefits pack­ ages and for advocating 'homosexuality, infidelity, and adultery, which arc biblically reprehensible and abhorrent to God* by allowing activities such as Gay Day to take place In their Orlando theme parks. Local church ministers have been relatively silent on the mailer since the Convention began asking the Disney com ­ pany to change Us ways two years ago. Officials al Disney would not comment on the announced boycott this morning. 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Florida - Thursday, June 19. 1997 Legal Notices C o p s seek m is s in g m an From Staff Report* An Altam ontr Springs man was reported missing on Tu e s ­ day According to police reports. Jo h n Kevin NrfT. H17 Spring latke Hoad, left for work Ju n e 15 at 7:15 a m. but never showed % up. T h e Lake County Sheriffs Office reported to his mother. Joan Ta y lo r Neff, that NefTs car was later found ut Seminote State Park In Lake County. The vehlrle. described as a 1986 blue Oldsm oblle with lag num ber S N U 5 2 T. was locked and con­ tained several duffel bags, a pager attached to the visor, and a pair of sunglasses, sheriffs olficlalssald. Neff. 34. has blond hair, a mustache, and blue eyes. Lake C o u n t y S h e r i f f 's o f f i c ia ls reported there Is a warrant for Neffs urrest for possession of cocaine. -| think that If the Baptists have nude a decision as a group then they need to follow It. but It may not be the deci­ sion for everyone. I think you lu ve to weigh the good with the bad. II takes courage to take that kind of stand." •• Tony Black, minister of the Sanford C h u rrh of Christ. "They have a perfect right to say what they want to. I think It sends a bad message. It nukes them {gays and fesbt ans| feel they're less than Im ­ portant. Th is dors not help the gay u n r lesbians that are m rm b ris «f these Baptist c h o rih rs . emotionally or sp iri­ tually. It will drive them more Into the closet than what they alrrady are. They are not go­ ing to materially affect wlial Disney doe*.* James Brock, senior minister ot the Jo y Met­ ropolitan Com m unity Chureh. Orlando, with a homosexual congregation. Readers Continued from Page l A pie. It's a matter of personal preference.* * Carl Baselalz. 21. a Seminole County resident. "I don't believe In boycotting. I don't condemn them. I leave It In tlie hands of Cod. I don't personally visit Disney World, but my wife and grandchildren go. I don't light anything with them.* -Reverend Anthony Miller with Ml. Sinai Baptist Church. Helping victims of crime BellSouth Mobility Genral Manager A J Taran­ to. left, was recently recognized by State At torney Lawson Lamar on behalf of the local area Victims Services Coalition, for the company s continued support In Central Florida. BellSouth Hentoff----------------------------------------------Continued from Page 4A testified against the commissioners special traveling squad means they cant easily be dismissed as soil-hearted prison reformers.' Steve Bright, director of the Southern Center for Hum an Rights in Atlanta — which represents prisoners shorn of Ihelr constitutional rights — tells me that unlike the Atlanta Constitution, most of the other papers in Georgia have been largely Indifferent lo whal could be a historic prisoncrs'-rlghts lawsuit. The attorney bringing this federal lawsuit. Robert Benslng. Is on the staff of the Southern Center lor Hum an Rights. During a deposition, he Interviewed Linda Hawkins, a guard at Hays Slate. After watching the work of Wayne G am er s peacekeepers. I went lo my office and I cried Then I went to the restroom and threw up." • ~ f Legal Notice 11 jL I 1 I IN TH B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H J U O IC IA l C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR • K M IN O L I C O U N TY Q B N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S I NO t r 341 CA f4 W CHEMICAL m o r t g a g e COMPANY Pi •ml.ft vt OCTAVIO 0ALAGUER HI10A DAl AGUER hit «*•!• and an UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB JECT REAL PROPERTY OeUmJjntf •) N O T IC I OF F O R C C L O S U R I S A L I NOTICE IS HEREQY GIVEN pursuant lo • Final Judgment of F o itc lriu r* <Ute<J Jun# I I III. 1997. bocI aniarad m Ca»a No 97-344 CA 14 W ol tha Circuit Court of tha E IG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County Florida . wharam CHEMICAL MORTGAGE C O M ­ PANY i% Plaintiff and OCTAVIO GALAQUER at al . ara Defendant*. I will tall to lha h»gha«t and bat I biddar for cath in lha Watt front door of lha Courthouta in Sanford. SEMINOLE County Florida, al 11 00 a m o'clock on tha ISlh d.iy ol July. 199 7. tha following d*%cribad proparty at tat forth m taid Final Judgmant. to wit l O f i OLOCK 12 E A S TOROOK SUGOIVISION UNIT NO FIVE A C C 0 R 0 IN Q TO THE plat th er e o f as r ec o r o e d IN PLAT GOOK 12 PAGES SO AND SI PUGLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY FLORlOA a/k/a l SOS VIGURNUM LANE. WINTER PARK FLO R ID ^ 32792 DATED thit 13th day of Juna, 199/ MARYANNE MORSE At Clark of taid Court Oy Ruth King At Dapufy Clark Fat tr A Oitlity. P A Soda 300 1S70 Madruga Avanua Cural Qablat. Florida 33146 (30S) 662-4110 'P arton t with a disability who naad a tpacial accommodation tu parhopata in Ihit procaadmg thould contact ADA Coordinator at Sarmno la County Courthouta 301 N Park Aranua. Suita N30I. Sanford. Florida 32771. af laatl fiva dayt prior lo lha procaadmg Talaphona (407) 323*4330 a i t 4227. I-800-955-S771 (TOO) or I 800-95S-8770 (V) via Florida Ralay Sarvica * Publith Juna 19. 26. 1997 OEF-213 Legal Notice IN T N I C O U N T Y C O U R T OF T N I I I Q N T I I N T N JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AMO FOR • IM I N O L I C O U N TY , FLO R lO A C A IB NO. t 7 .7 l 4 C C .S Q C ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC a Florida noMor-profil corporation. PI amtiff vt RU0Y MAY AN0CRS0N a/k/« MAY CHIAVICHIEN KASEM RlCK CHiAVlCMiEN har hutband and UNKNOWN TENANTS Dafandanlt N O T IC I OF I A L I NOTICE IS H E R I0 Y GIVEN that purtwant to tha Final Judgmanl in Foraclotura aniarad on lha 30th day of May 1997. m Civil Action No 97­ 714 CC 20 C ot lha County Court of lha Sighlaanlh Judicial Circuit in and for Sammola County Florida, in which RUDY MAY ANOERSON it lha Dalandanl and ALTAM ONTE H EIQ HTS CONDOM INIUM ASSOCIATION INC it lha Plaintiff. I will tall to lha highatl and batt brddar for cath at lha watt front door of lha Sammola County Courthouta. la niard . Florida al 11 00 A M on lha 3rd day of July. 1997. tha following datenbad raal proparty tat forth in lha Final Judgmanl Uml 207. ALTAM ONTE HEIQHTS according lo lha plat tharaof. at rtcordad in Plal Book 22 Pagat SS-42 of lha Public Racordt of Sammola County Florida DATED thit 2nd day of Juna. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of tha Court By Oorothy W Dolton Deputy Clark Plamlifft Attorney EMIL A GASPERONI. JR ESQ SOS Wakiva Spnngt Road Longwood. Florida 32779 (407) 774-1213 N O TIC E A M E R IC A N ! W ITH DIS ABILITIES A C T OF 1990 Adm kiUtrativa Ordar Na. 93-37 Partont with a ditability who naad a tpacial accommodation to participate in thit procaadmg thould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua. Suita North 30t. Sanford. Florida 33771 at laatl hva (S) dayt prior to tha proevading Talaphona (407) 323* 4330. aalantion 4227. 1-8009SS-8771 (TOO), or M 0 0 -9 S S 8770 (V). via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publith Juna 13. 19. 1997 DEF-123 Mobility has distributed more than 260 cellula* phones to law enforcement agencies, neigh b o r h o o d w a tc h e s and v ic t im s s e r v ic e organizations Legal Notices INTNI CIRCUIT CO URT O F TNI IITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFO R •IMINOLI O O U N TT. FLORlOA OINIRAL JURISDICTIO N OfVtftON CAtl N O S7 -SA3 9 -CA-I4 -L FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION p l a in t if f vs JANE I ANATA. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JANE E ANAYA JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICI OF FO R EC LO S U R E S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgmant of foraclotura datad Jut** 2n<i *99 7 antarad m Cnrd Cat# No 9 7-033S-CA-14 1 of tha Circuit Court of tha ISTN Judicial Circuit m and fur SEM I­ NOLE County Sanford Florida, I will tall lo tha highatl and best bolder for cath at tha wet! front door of tha SEMINOLE County Courthouta located al 301 N Park Avenua m Sanford Florida, al 11 00 a m on tha Ith day of JULY 1997 lha following described property at tat forth m ta*d Summary Final Judgment to -w t LO T 271 OF W O O O C R EST UNIT FIVE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P lA T BOOK 17 AT PAGE 35-37 OF THE PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY FLORIDA Oalad this 3rd day of Juna 1997 (CIRCUIT C O UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court Oy Dorothy W Dolton Deputy Clark THE LAW O FFICES OF 0AVI0 J STERN P A 4600 SHERIOAN STR EET STE 400 HOLLYWOOD. FL 33021 (954) 9A3-0400 97.101 79(FNW) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH 0 IS A 0 IL ITIES ACT. partont with ditabildiet naadmg a tpacial accom* modation thould contact C O U R T ADM INISTRATION al tha SEM INOLE County Courthouta al (407) 323*4330 1-SOO-955-9771 (TD D ) or I 800­ 955-8 7 70. via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publith Juna 12. 19. 1997 D E F-119 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I IS T N JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R lO A )N ANO FOR iE M IM O L I C O U N TY O I N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO. 87-881 C A -1 4 -W O E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc . Plaintiff VS SAMUEL M AISONET and PIEDAO MAISONET el al Defandantt N O T IC I OF F O R IC L O IU R E SALE Notice it haraby givan lhal. pursuant lo that Final Judgmanl ol Foraclotura dated Juna ttth. 1997. and aniarad in civil cata numbar 97-541 CA. of tha Circuit Court of tha !E lh Judicial Circuit m and for Sammola County Florida, wharam G E CAPITAL M O R T­ GAGE SERVICES. INC . it Plaintiff and SAM UEL MAISONET PlEOAO M ASONET THE CRO SSINO S M ASTER C O M M U N ITY ASSO CIATIO N . INC . it/ara Oafandant(t). I will tall to tha highatl and bast bid ­ der for cath at tha watt front door ot lha Sammola County Legal Notices c MVo m . l.it lo t d C o u n ty f io f .l. 11 00 A M nn I . . - I l k J u Ip. IH t IV , if I . , of IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISIO N Pile Hot B T -J 7 1 -Q P IN RE ESTATE OP 2 E LM A H HENSON. Oecaatad N O T IC I OP AO M IN IS TR A TIO N Th# administration ol tha aalals ol 2ELMA H HENSON, daesaaad. File Number ST-371CP. la pending m th* Circuit Court lor Semanoi# County Florid*. Probate Division. Ih* addr*** ol which ra Seminole County Courthouse PO Drawer C. Sanford FL 32771 Th* name* end addr***** of IK* personal representative end lb* personal representative a attorney are tel forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSON* ARE N O TIFlEO THAT All person, on whom Hu* nolle* It served who have obtection* lhal challenge lb* validity ol Ih* wto Ih* gueiiKc a luma ol IK* personal represen­ tative. venue or lunadiclion ol Ibi* Court are required lo FU* their obfeclmn* with this Court w it h in th e la ter o f th r ee MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NO TICE ON TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE 0AT1 OF SERVICE O f A C O PY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol IK# docedenl end other persona having claims or damand* sgamal decedent's tria l* on whom a copy ol thia notice r* served within three month* oiler the ■Sal* ol Ih* Krai publication ol mi* notice must Me then claim* w in this Court W ITHIN T H I L A T IN OF T H R U M O N TH S AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NO TICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A CO PY OP THIS N O TIC I ON TM IM All other creditor* ol I he dec* deal end persona having claim* or demand* ag*.n*i the dece­ dent a a aisle must bl* thaw claim* with th.* court WITHIN T m A IE M O N TH S AFTER T m i DATE OF TM| FIRST PuOLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE a l l c l a im s oem anos ano O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED W ill 01 FORCVf R BAR R IO The del* oF the hr*l public a lion of Ih.a Nolic* is June t Jth I99F Personal Representative Di a n e f o a r n c t t DA A l o MAC A R G H A tto rn e y tov Personal Representative C h a r l e s o w h o s r 1*0 Floods Bar No 7991IS Wilder 4 Beraaon 1112 Syeumdr Avenue Winter Par* FL 12T49 (OF 44 4 7214 Publish June 17 I t 199r 04 F - 114 IN TN E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N E I I O H T I I N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT m AND FOR ■ SM INO LS C O U N TY . PLORIOA C IV IL A C TIO N C A S I NO. S T - t T I - C A - 1 4 DIVISION A c o u n t r y w id e m o m i l o a n s INC P/KJA COUNTRYWIDE d**<nb*d p»o, ,.*y •• 1,1 torrh IN T M I C IA C U IT C O U N T OP T M I I I O H T K N T H JU O IC IA L C IA C U IT OP PLOAIOA. IN AND PON SSMINOLN C O U N T Y O IN IA A L JU A IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S I NO. S S -IS S 3 C A I I S PiO CAAL HOMS LOAN M OATOAGC CORPORATION. Plaintiff, if*. OSCAR 0 JON IS And . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION O f THE S UBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defend *nt|»| N O T IC I OP P O A IC L O S U A I S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY O lV IN pursuant lo ■ final Judgment of Forecloture dated Jun* SIN. 1997, and *nl*f*d in Cat* No. 9S-16S) CA 14 W. ol IN* Circuit Court ol IN* EIG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County. Florid* wherein FEDERAL HOME LOAN M O R TOAQC CO RPO RATIO N Is Plaintiff and OSCAR 0 JO NES, *• al.. Sf* Oafandanl*. I anil tall to INs h.gnati and ba»t biddar for catN in IN* W*al from door ol IN* Courthouta, In Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, al I t 00 a m. o clock on INs Bin day ol JULY, 1997, INs following datenbad proparty as sat form to said Final Judgmant, lo *rrl: Lot 44. W ill A OROVE. accord­ ing lo ma plat iNsraot at racordad In Plal Book 29, Pagaa SJ and S4, Public Racordt ol Sammola County. Florida a/k/a 1791 Wills Circla, Wmtsr Park. Florida 32792 DAT EG mis Sm day ol Juna, 1997. MARYANNE MORSE A t Clark ol (aid Court By Jana E. J attune Aa Daputy Clark Fabsr A Qitiilt. P A Suita 100 IS70 Maarugt Avanua Coral Oablaa. Florida 11I4S 'P a rio n t with a disability who naad a tpacial accommodation lo participata m tbit procaadmg should contact ADA Coordinator al Sammola County Courthouta. 301 N Park Avanua. Suita N 1 0 I. Sanford. Florida 12771. al laatl tiva days prior lo lha procaadmg Talaphona (407) 121 4130 tat. 4227; I-SOO-9SS-S77I (TOO) or I-SOO-95S-I770 (V) via Florida Ralay Service.* Publish: Juna 12. IS . 1997 DEF-12S Legal Notices - C IT Y OP LAK E MANY, FLO R ID A N O T I C I OP P U B LIC NEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IN* City Cnnwmaaion ol tha City nt Lata Mary Floruit lhal (aid Comnuaaron will hold a Public Haa.mg on J U U L I t t h a - l l t l . al 7 00 P M . or a* toon therealtar aa poaaibl*. lo contider Aral reading ol an Ordmancs entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LANE MARY. FLORlOA PROVIDING FOR THE VACAT­ ING U TILITY AND ORAINAOC EASEM ENTS ON LO TS I I . I t . 11 14 ANO IS. TECHNO LO O T PARK AT L A R I MARY. LO C AT­ ED IN THE C IT Y OP L A R I MARY FLORlOA ANO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN PROVIOINO FOR C O N ­ FLIC TS S EVER ABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE 0 A T ( vacating ail yblify and drainage •*t*m*nl* within Lola I I . 12. I I 14 and IE TIC H N O LO O V PARR AT LARE MARY RE P lA T according lo IN* Plal lh*r*uf recorded m Plel Book 41. peg** 11 *nd 14 el IN* Public Record* ol Senunol* County Florida LESS IN* 10 loot utility and ■Peinege easement* adracanl lo Technology Perk nghr-ol-wey end LESS IN* (ear 10 leal ol lb* 10 luvl uin*ly end ik c n a yv eeaemenl abutting the north property line ol Lot I I The Public Hearing will be held in lb* City Commiaamn Chamber* 100 R laa* Mary Boulevard Lake Mery Flo rule The Pubi-c ■* invited lo attend and be heard Sa-d hearing may be eonhnued from lu lu lo time until * final deciamn ie c u te by the City Carnm anan II the Ordinance ■* approved on Fuat Reading me City Ccounty*on vr<M Kohl e Pubfu Hearing on |4 tfl. J l t l *1 T 00 P M or ea aoon rher* alter ** poaarbl* lo conauter aec ond rvad-ng and adopluin ol IK* Ord-nenc* C apua of IK* Ordinance in lull are avaJable to IK * C dy Clerk* OTKce NOTE IF A PERSON OEC'OSS TO APPEAL AN T DECISION MADE BT Th is c o m m i s s i o n w it h r e s p e c t t o a n y m a t T IR C 0 N S I 0 I R I 0 AT TNIS MEETING ON HEARING MS OR SM| WILL NEED A R IC O N O OF T h E PROCEEDINGS ANO THAT FON SUCH PURPOSE HE ON SH| MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VENOATIM NECONO OF TH| PROCEEDINGS IS M A0I W h i c h R IC O N O INCLUDES T h e TESTIM O NY ANO (V I O EN Ct UPON W HICH THE appeal is to ot o a s io FLORlOA STATUTES 2S« OIOS PERSONS WITH O i S A B H ITH S NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTlClPATI IN ANY OF i H l t f P R O C IEO 'N G S SHOULD CON TACT THE CITY AOA COOROi NATON AT H A S T 4* HOURS >N AOVANCS OF T H i M IS TIN G AT *0' 1 J I )0 1 « CITY Of LA R I MARY FLORlOA Carol A Fatter City Ciert 0 A T I0 June 12 1SSF PUBLISH June IS 1*91 Jun* 79 1SST D IF 210 fo llo w in g in . n V 9 mel iw f . — • «! to .<1 LO T O l L A K IV tlW VILLAGE a c c o r d in g *0 t h e p l a t T M IR IO f AS RECOROEO IN PL At D O C . )• P A O IS ftl •« a* o p t m i p u o u c r i c o r o s 0 « U M l N O l i CO UN TY flO R rOA N O T I PURSUANT TO T h ( PAIR O IO T C O lliC T lO N P A A C T I C il ACT TO U AA| AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW PIAW IS O f i U t D TO OS A 0 I D T C O LLEC TO R A M IM P TIN G TO C O L L S C T A 0 C 0 T ANO ANY INPOAMATION OBTAINED AMU. o t u s io p o a th a t p u r p o s e Deled the U rn 0*1 of JU N f IM f UAAYANNt MORSE C V ff of C-HUtf Cuult Oy Ruth Ring O .P'.ty C V rf c o o t u s S STAW'ARSAI *010 Otiy Scout 6<><ii,.«i>1 Su-t* 4 SO Temp* Ploft'i. U V 0 T Telephone |S I If AT 7-400# CAS »»* 002*0 Publiah Jun* 19 24 1SST DEF-20S Legal Notices f u n d in g c o r p o r a t io n N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S R A M I Notice i* Hereby given me! w* ere engaged m bwameaa at IS I1 Oker In Tense*. Laa* Mary FL 12T4S. Sammola County. Florida, under IK* Ficbtiou* Name el B IO S TIR P R O D U C TIO N S , end IM S I intend lo ragiarar taid nam* w in IKs Oiviaron ol Corperaliont. TaiiaKatae*. Floruit. *n accordant* wdK ma proviaiona of m a Ficldroua Nana Slatula*. To-Wd Section M S 0«. Florida Slslule* IfS I Tiuatl Hancock Publish June 10. 1007 OFF 221 IN T N t C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T M I IS T N JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN ANO FOR SSM IR OLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A O IN IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO R DIVISION CASE NO: S 7 -S S S I-C A -I4 -L 0 E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES INC PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT L SWEAT JR UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF R O O E R T l SWEAT. J R . A OUOA 4 SONS INC . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFEN D AN TS) N O T IC I OP FO R EC LO S U R E SALS NOTICE IS H ER E B T GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant ol forecloaurs dated June 2nd 1997. entered in Civil Case No 97-0302-CA-I4-1 ol the Circuit Court ol Ih* 1ITH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County Sanlord. Florida 1 will tell lo Ih* highest and beat biddar lor cash al Ih* WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al 101 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD Florid*, el 11 00 a m oh Ih* 24Ih day ol JU LY I99F IN* following described property a* set forth in said Summery Final Judgment, lowit LO TS 4. 7 ANO 4 IN OLOCK E OF SANLANOO SPRINGS TR ACT NO 2S. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN P lA T BOOK S Al PAGE 17. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORlOA Oaled this 3rd day ol Jun*. 1997 (CIRCUIT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court By Jan* E Jetewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 4400 SHERI0A4 STR EET STE 400 HOLLYWOOD. FL 13021 (954) 933-0400 07-0991 $(QNW) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AM ERICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persona with disabil­ ities naadmg a special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T ADM INISTRATION, al the SEM INOLE County Courthouta al (40T) 323-4330. 1-400-959-3771 (TO O ) or I-S009SS-S770. yla Florida Ralay 8* rates Publish Jun* 12. 19. 1997 DEF-110 FrO/B/A AMERICA S W M O liS A ll LEN O IR Plato I, IN a) va C A R O Ll S k ill! Y af al Datamf*nf(«) N O TIC E Of 70ft(CLOSURE t i l l NOTICE I t M lftC O r O iVtN pursuant to a final J ‘44»ym#psi of lotacloawto datad Mag 30th I f f 7 and En'BFB.1 >ps Cata NO f / .J / l of Its# C m utl Cowrl of lha H G m T U N T m J u<f»csal C*rtw4l an.) Vo# IK M lN O lK CoEpofg fioiNja E»ftaf#4P« COUNTftVW O t MOM! LOANS INC f t K/A C O U N T ftfW iO i fU N D INO CONPO ftATiO N f/O'H/A AM fftlCA S W H O L l lA L l L lN D Ift <• IKa Piatoiiff and C AR O L! S M IL IT 7 R5T UNION n a t io n a l o a n k o r f l o p io a r/K/A 7 L Oft'OA n a t io n a l OANK are Ih# Oafandanl* I anil %eil lo tHa K*gha%l and bo«l ted­ der for cath al lha M « i l front door of lha Sammola County Courthouta Sanford Florida al U 00 • m on lha 3rd dag of July 1SS7 tha folloaiing datcribad propartg a* aat forth at «a*d Final Judgnant LOT 11 WILLA LAKE PHASE ONE ACCO ftO iNO TO THE P lA T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 35 PAGE 78 PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE CO U N TY FLORlOA WITNESS MY HANO and lha %aal ot thi* Court on Juna 2nd 1987 (SEAL) Maryann# M ona Clark ot tha Circuit Court By Oorothy W Bolton Oaputy Clark Schavarna. McCalla Raymar Barrall E Frappiar Pott Offica Oo* 3410 Tampa FL 33401 F87010431 N O T IC I In accordance with lha American* 0i*ab4litie* Act. par* •on* naadmg a special accom­ modation to participate in Ihi* proceeding should contact the individual or agancy landing no he a not lalar than *avan (7) day* prior to lha proceeding al lha addra** given on tha notice Talaphona 407-323* 4330 a«t 4227. 1-SOO-955 E77I (TOO) or 1 -S00 955 87 70 (v). via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publish June 12. 19 1997 0EF* 11 • IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I IS T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R lO A IN ANO FOH • I M I N O L I C O U N TY O I N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S I NO . S T -E S T Dfv. L OANK UNITED OF TEXAS. F S B . f/k/a Unifad Savings Association of Ta«as. F S B Plamtiff. vs KENNETH SPIVEY A/KA KENNETH L SPIVEY A/K/A KENNETH L SPIVEY. Sr and PHYLLIS J SPIVEY, at a l. Defendants N O TIC E O F FO R E C LO S U R E SALE Notice is haraby givan that, pursuant to that Final Judgmant of Foreclosure datad Juna 2nd. 1997, and aniarad in civil case numbar 97-597 Div L. of lha Circuit Court of tha ISlh Judicial Circuit in and for Sammola County. Florida, wharam BANK U N ITED OF TEXAS. F S 0 F/K/A UN ITED SAVINQS AS SO CIATIO N OF TEXAS. F S B . la Plaintiff and KENNETH SPIVEY A/K/A KEN­ N E TH L ERIVEV A/K/A K E N EN TH l E P IV E Y . PHYLLIS SPIVEY A/K/A PHYL­ LIS J SPIVEY. ....U N K N O W N PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE S U B JE C T REAL PROPER­ T Y N/K/A TIM SPIVEY >»/«'• D*f*ndant(a). • will sail lo IK* highest end beat bidder lof cash al lb* weal Ironl door ol Ih* Semmol* County courthouao In Sanlord. Sammola County Florida al 11 00 A M on Iho Slh day oF July 1*07. the following described properly ** set lotfh to said Final Judgment, to wit From the Soulb corner al Government Lot 2. Section 29 Townalup IS South Rang* 10 Eaal Senunot* County Flood*, run N 25 degree* 00 00’ E along Ih* fanford Grant Lma a distanc* ol 740 00 Feet To !♦*# Potol ol Beginning Thence run N 00 degree* 00 54'E 175 4S feel. Thence run S 87 degree* lf'3 3 * S 149 01 1**1 to said Grant Line Thence run t 79 degrees 00'00*W along said Grant Line 352 44 1**1 to Ih* Pumt •! Degmnmg NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE A o vitio t h a t t h i s l a w f ir m IS 0 E IM E 0 TO 01 A O IO T C C l l I C T C n A TTE M P TIN '! TO C O L L E C T A 0 I 0 T ANO AN T INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE U E IO FOR THAT PURPOSE Deled Ih* 3rd day ol June 199T MARYANNE M O R IS Cloth oF Circuit Court B y Jen* I Jeaewu Deputy Clerk COOILIS 4 STAW IARIKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 450 Tem p. Florida 1M 0F Telephone ( t i l l STT 4004 CAS 4SF 00T14 Pvbhah June 12. IS I N I O IF I I I IB TN E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I IS T N J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IB ANO FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO N IO A C A S E NO S f - S a i - C A - M - A NAT iONSBANC m o r t g a g e CORRO RATION Plamtiff w% O d k k E L MYERS at al Pa»e«da«Ksl N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO JflF F R IY L TORRE* d •urra and/or daad h it (»ha«r1 untnosv* h**r* dawtaas >aga teas or grsntae* and aff par­ son* or pEFi as cla*m«ng by T 'p f o / srndar ar aga»nst h a (thorns ft•%-tone* wWSnoaR YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Action fa* *o#e< loswr# af a nnrtgaga an tha followmg (aoparty in SEM iNO lE County FlorisAa l o t si block a lak e WOOO AT T n | CROSSINGS u n it G N I A C C O R O 'N G TO T m | m a p o r p l a t T m I R IO F AS RfiCORO IN PLAT BOOK 32 PAGES 44 T h r o u g h ss in T h e P U Q IIC RECOROS OF i e u i n o i e c o u n t y Fl o r i d a has boon Mad agamst you and you are ragurfad to sanra a ropy of you# wr*ttan »•••»••• tl ang fa it on SPEAR AND HOFFM AN PA Altornags nhoaa addrasa •• 7QQ South 0«Aia Highway Coral Qrtigaak Florida 33144 (805 ) 444 2288 sarthm SO iSags attar th# first Pu U fcat>on af tha nofsca and to kt# tha ongtnal with th# Clark of h i t Court aithur h#tt»ra sarwea on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN PA aftornaga or smmmadtalalg tharaaftar otharw«sa a da*aull tvsN ba aniarad agatnst you for tha rehet damantiad in tha Complaint or Patihon WITNESS my hand and seal of th*s Court on th*a 4th day of JUNE 1887 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE As Clara of lha Court Oy Ruth King As Daputy Clara Parsons wdfi disability who naad a spatial accommodation lo partx •pata m this procaadmg should contact AT A Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua Suda N Sanford Florida 327 71 at laast hva dags prior to tha procaadmg Talaphona (407) 323-4330 fiat 4227 t 800 8SS 8771 (TOO) or t 800 8SS-S770 (V) via Florsda Relay Sanrsca Publish Juna 12. IS 1SS7 DCF*124 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I f B TH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R lO A IN ANO FOR BBM IROLB C O U N TY O I N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S S NO. 98*01 S§4 c i ii w FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plamtdf. VS MARK L-, POOLE and JO AN M POOLE, at al . Dalandanl* N O T IC I OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE Nolica it haraby givan that, pursuant to that Final Judgmant of Foraclotura datad Juna 11th, 1897. and anfarad *n chnl cata numbar 98-016S4-CA. of tha Circuit Court of lha ISlh Judicial Circuit m and for Sammola County, Florida, nharam FIR ST NATIONWIDE M ORTGAGE CORPORATION, la Plaintiff and MARK L. POOLE, ORANGE C O U N TY HOUSINQ FINANCE AU TH O R ITY . It/ara Oafandant(s). I will sail to tha highatt and bast biddar for cath at tha watt front door of tha Sammola County court* houta in Sanford. Sammola County. Florida, at 1100 A M . on tha 17th day of JULY. 1887. tha following date rib ad propar­ tg at t t t forth in said Fmal Judgmant. to wit: LO T 28. BLOCK A. COUNTRY C LU B H EIG H TS U N IT ONE. ACCO R D IN O TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECO R OEO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 88 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLO R lO A NOTE: PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR O EBT C O LLEC TIO N P R AC TICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISE0 THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEM EO TO BE A O EBT C O LLEC TO R A TTEM P TING TO C O L L E C T A O EBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oatad tha 12TH day of JU NE. 1897. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Ruth King Daputy Clark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulavard Suda 450 Tampa. Florida 33807 Talaphona (113) 877-8008 CAS 498*02750 Publith Juna 19. 29. 1997 OEF-214 Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OR T N I I M N T I I R T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT M A R D TOR ■ ■ ■ I R O l f C O U R TY . 7LORIOA Case Hat S T -t S t CR IN R t E STATS OF ROBERT THOM AS RAVNIA Dec****!) N O TIC E OF AD M IN IS TR ATIO N The *dmrnt*lr*tion ol Ih. **t*t* ol R O BER T T h o m a s RAVNSR. (tecalter). File No PA97-IS1 CR. I* pending in Ih* Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Itond*. Prabai. Drvition the eddre** ot wh.cn i* 101 N Re»* Avenue Senfom florid* 12771 The n#m*i an.) add-*••** ol the perton.i rep ret.ntativ* *nd ol the p*r*o*,i repretentativ* * attorney ar* •el forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D P INSO NS ARE NO TIFlEO THAT AH perto n t on whom th.% notice •• •erred who h e ., obtection* thel challenge the veltdily ot Ibe will, the quelitice bon* ot the portonel r*pre«.telive venue, ar p>n*dretion of tht* Court ere reguued to t.i. th*.r obreclton* with Ih * Cuurf WITHIN THE LATER O f T H A I! MONTHS A f T IN T H i 0AT4 Of THE flR S T PUBLICATION 0* THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0 At 9 AFTER TH E CATE C f Z lK T .Z l O f A CORY O f THIS N O TICI ON T m IM Alt creditor* ot the decedent and other pertone he. - j Claim* or demand* egerntt decedent a attal* on whom * copy ot thr* notice •* **rv*-t Wilbro Ihree manrhc after the del* ol the tir*l pwbt-cetion at thr* noire# mu»t Me then claim, with thr* Court W ITHIN T m | L A TIN O f T H R U M 0 N T h | Af T IR TH E 0 A T I O f T h ! flR S T PUBLICATION O f Th is NO TICE OR THIRTY 0 A v | A f T IR T H I O ATt O f SIR YiC I O f A CORY O f THIS N O T i CI ON THEM AH other creditor* e* the dec* deni end p*r*o«« having i !*.«••* or demand* egem«l the dec* dent* ••tele m utt Me thee cloim* With ihr* court WITHIN THREE M O NTH S A f T I R T m I DATE OF T h I flR S T R UBllCA n o N O f T h i s N O TiC I ALL CLAIM S 09M AN01 ANO O T h IR O BJEC TIO N S NOT SO f llC O WILL 01 f O A iV l* BARRIO The dele ot Iho hr*r pubr-ce bon ol Ibr* Notice •* Jun* 17 m 1997 Rereonel Aey*e*e-r** re W-l'iem Glen Reyner t i t f e*t trreel Cbutwota llond* 12 7M Attorney tor Rervmel Repreeenter'.r Mer* Key re I t a HOWARD 4 R ( * I ( CMARTI A ID 210 N Per* Ar*nu* tenlord florrde 12771 1447) 122 s o n fl Ber No 194717 Pubirth June 17 19 1 *4 ’ DEf 1 1 1 ________ IN TN B C IR C U IT COURT O f T N I IS T N JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND fOR •■ M M O L E CO UNTY f LORI DA CASE NO 4 t 4 M I CA I4A f lO N lO A EAR NO. # 4 * * 4 »» INI ANO MORTOAG4 o o m * o fk tjto t Pir.ni,rr e* THOMAS I TINKER I T A L Detendenle N O TIC E O f SALE Notice >4 Hereby given that to accordance with the fmel Judgment ot forecloture entered on May Mrh 1947 to ervdeebonno 47 0145 C A -I4 A to Ihe Circuit Court ot SEMI­ NOLE County flonde m winch T h o m a s i t i n k e r *r *t Detendenle end INIAMO MONT GAGI CORPORATION the Plaintiff I writ cell to Ihe higher* bidder for cath el Weet fror-i door 101 N Pert Ave . Senior 1 f l 12771 el the hour ol 11 00 • m on July H a t. 1947 on Ihe following described reel prope*fy Lot 524 WIKIVA H UNT CLU0 f o x HUNT SECTION 1. accord mg lo tha plat thereof e* recorded to Plel Boo* 14 Pege* 44 through 92. include* Public Record* of Sammole County, flonde More commonly known a* 104 0 (k le y Court, Longwood f l 12TT4 0ATE M e y 30th 1997 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court Oorothy W Bolton A* Deputy Clerk Matthew J Schlichte Attorney at Law 2114 Hollywood Bird Hollywood f t 11020 Publication ot thia notice on June 12. IS. 1997 in the follow­ ing publication Sanford Herald D E f-1 1 1 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O f T H E IS T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO fO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , f LORIOA C ASE NO . S T-1 4 4 -O A -1 4 A f LO R IO A NAR NO. 0498834 INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v* JOHN MAIORANA A/K/A JOHN J MAIORANA. ET AL. Defendant* N O TIC E O f BALE Nolle# I* haraby givan lhal In accordanc* wilh Ih* final Judgm anl ol foraclotura aniarad on May 10th. 1997 In civil action no 97-290-CA -I4 A m Ihe Circuit Court ol SEMIN O LI County, flonde. In which JOHN MAIORANA A/K/A JOHN J MAIORANA. el el . were Defendant* and INLAND M O R T­ GAGE CO RPORATION. th* Pteinlilt. I will tall to lha high**! bidder lor ca*h el W**l Ironl door. 101 N Park Av* . Sanlord. f L 12771 al lb* hour ol I I 00 a m on July H a l. 1SS7 on Ihe toMowing detenbed real prop •rty Lol I. Block S. 3rd SECTION 0REAMWO10. according lo Ihe plel thereat ** recorded In Plel Book 4. Pege 70, Public Record* ol Seminole County, flonde More commonly known a* 2417 MarthaII Av* . Sanlord. fL 12771 DATE Jun* 2nd. 1997 (Court Seat) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court Dorothy W Bolton A* Deputy Clerk Matthew J Schlichte Attorney al Law 2134 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood fL 33020 Publication ol thia nolle* on Jun* 12. IS. 1997 in th# follow­ ing publication Sanlord Harald. DEf-1 IS �TH U R SD A Y Sanford Herald s Tournament ready Extra Points... Jeff Berlinicke HartH Stiff Writ* Magic need an attitude— and Rodman would give them one What's so bad with the Idea of a cross­ dressing guy with pink hair and the temptation to kick men In the groin. Joining the Orlando Magic? Dennis Rodman la the man In question and. while he m ay not fit the Magic's Magic King­ dom Image, he fils the Image of a Chuck Daly player who knows how to get his hands dirty and m U It u p Inside. Rodman's fingernails may be chartreuse, but at least there's dirt underneath. Flash ba rk to the original Dad Boys of the NBA. In the late 80's. Daly drafted an u nk n jw n out of Southeast Oklahoma A A M Southern State, or some godawful place like that, and turned him from an unknown NALA player lo the best re bounder in basketball. Daly also shares something with Ru-Paul: he's got Rodman's respect. After helping the Platons to N BA titles. Daly left Detroit and Rodman followed, heading for San Antonio where he got to play for one of Orlando's other candidates for the recent coaching opening. Bob Hill. In his autobiography. Bod A m I Want To Be. Rodman showed the respect he has for 99 per­ cent of the roaches In I he NBA. Mill was re­ ferred lo as *Boner.“ Daly was railed •God.* When Rodman wants to. he can be the best re bounder In the NBA. He can take over a game physically and. more Importantly, men­ tally. Remember how he single-handedly turned the Seattle Supersonlcs Into mental patients during last year's N BA finals and how the Mi­ ami Heat was more focused on Rodman than winning during the Eastern Conference finals last month? That's what Rodman brings to the table and. If you can tu m your head and giggle at all the other *stufT.* Rodman Is the perfect addition to a team In need of an altitude. That team Is Orlando. First off. Rodman will need to accept a pay cut. None of the other so-called glamour teams In the NBA. Including the Magic, have the kind of money to give Rodman anything near what Chicago paid him this season. Second. Chicago has to decide If they want to put up with Rodman for one more season. All Indications are they don't. Besides. Jaso n Caffey proved during each of Rodman's mispensions that he Is capable of stepping In while helping ju m p start the Bulls' youth movement. If that happens. Rodman Is a man without a team In a league where few teams would be willing to Lake a chance. Orlando doesn't have the money but they have ’ God.’ a coach* Rodman respects and a team where he clearly Is needed. If Daly wants to coach the Magic like he coached In Detroit, he needs an Intim idating rebounder, certainly not Horace G rant. He also needs someone to start a fire under a team which could be awe­ some one night and lose a home game to Philadelphia the next. Remember one more thing. Rodman Is a winner. O nly two other players In the NBA - Michael Jordan and Scottle Pfppen - have more rings than Rodman's four (two In Detroit, two In C h i­ cago). Except for Horace Grant, the Magic have a team of players who have suffered more than their share of playoff sweeps and don't know what crunch Ume In a Game 7 Is like. Rodman, who probably needs another ring for his nose, is a w inner. Don't let the act fool you. Last 8«cond Shot: Wouldn't Brian Hill be better off Ignoring the Vancouver opening and waiting for something more attractive to come along? Last season, seven N BA coaches were fired in mid-season and Hill is on the short list of a lot of teams with potential coaching openings this fall. Commish’s go for glory at Lakeside ByOBAN SMITH Hsrald Sports Editor S A N F O R D — For Hie first lime In several yrars the Sanford R «creallon Department will field two All-Star trams for the 10-12 year olds. And this will also be the first year Ihe SR D has competed In Hahe Ruth Baseball after almost 40 years In Florida Little Major League. Tlte District 7 Bambino Major Comm issioner's Tournam ent will sturl tonight, with Sanford tuklng on Greater .Seminole (Ovledo/W lntrr Springs) at 6 p m . and l a i n g w i N x I facing Flagler likm nell) at 8 p m . at Lakrsldr Field. O n Friday, the Sanford G rruter Sec Bambino*. Page 2B getting in a little belting practice Wednesday evening el dislnct opening matchup with Ihe Longwood All Stars. ‘A ’s ’ take the field tonight By DOAN SMITH Herlad Sports Editor c < «« • tit M m S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford Recreation Department w ill gel Us (eel wel quickly when II bools Ihe Florida llalir Ruth lta«rt»all Bambino Major A Division District 7 tournament starting tonight ut Roy Holler Field Th is Is Hie Sanford Recreation Department's first year as a member In the Bambino Division (12yrars-ol age and underl nl llaltr Ruth Baseball. T h r A Tournam ent will niirarl trams (m m Sanford, lamgwood. Greater Seminole (Ovlrdo/W lnirr Springs areal und Flagler (Bunnell). In Ihe opening games of Ihe double elimination lourney al Ft Mellon Park's Roy Holler Ju n io r Field. Sanford will lake on defending district champion Longwood al fl p in and Greater Seminole will luce Flagler at H p m. Sec Bambino A . Page 2B WNMf. MWI n •I *0V M O t l i e V IIL O OtM l - CWawMM*t»l>laMmurfl. I»m X U i. Eldridge claim s Dick Joslin Memorial Special te the Herald D IT IIL O — Orlando's Ross Eldrtdgr look the biggest win of his career at Orlando Speed World lost Friday night, leading tnosi of Ihe way lo rapture the $2,000 firm prize In (he Dick Jonlln Memorial IOO for Ihe Modtflcds. Pole siller Eddie lla rlln Jumped lo the early lead with 20 other starters hot on his heels. On Lap 16. Eldrldge moved past and started to set th r pace tut ihe action behind him got hot and heavy. Plant C ity 's Jam ie Burrow s was running, second when his engine blew on Lap 42. Th ird running Ricky Wood spun In Ihe oil and lost a lap lo the field before h r could grl oul of Ih r soggy Infield. David Rogers moved up to challenge until the Red Flag llrw on Lap S4 for a m ulll-car tangle on Ih r hackstrrteh when Hartln's car suddenly slowed sending a big pack of cars scrambling. W he n the smoke cleared. Hart In. Je re m y Gerstner and Martin Tschcsclie were out of the event. From Lap 60 to the end II was ull Eldrldge us Rogers tx-gan lo fade back. Eldrldge look Ih r checker lit his Durs Racing Outlet Special ahead of Rogers. Harold Cannon. Chuck Burkhaltcr and J im m y Alvls. Sec-und generation racer Scott Reeves look Ih r lead oil Lap H und went on lo score his flrsl career win In Ihe 25-Lap Laic Model feature. Jared Allison led Ihe first two laps until 13year-old B J . McLeod passed him for Ihe lead. McLeod led through a rash of cautions (or minor spins until being passed by Reeves. On Lap 15 McLeod und Allison, knocking both from Ih r event. From there. Reeves rrulsed lo a relatively win over Bill Pratt. BUI Keeton. T im Husion und J im m y Castleberry. Earl Brckner led all the way lo claim ihe fifth win In Ihe Limited Late Models. Glen Coslro. T o m m y Johnson. Von Pope and Duke Southard rounded oul Ihe lop five. It was C o n ra d G re n ie r d o m in a tin g Ihe Mini Slocks once again, taking win num ber 15 of (he season. Ken Hankins had a career best second place finish ahad of Kelly Ja rre ll. Ron Alx-les and Seminole County School Board m em ber Bob Goff. Sportsman honors went lo Hill Loomis, his flrsl w in of ihe year. Loomis led all Ihe way. but Just finished ahead of hard charging Glen Carter. See Anto Racing, Page 2B Beer:30 assumes LM lead Prom Staff Rsports L A K E M ARY Beer:30 and Lelffcr und Sons T ru c k in g won crucial contests, while United Slates Postal Service missed a chance lo lake control of the City of Lake M a r y P a r k s a n d R e c r e a t io n Departm ent Men's S p rin g W ed­ nesday Night Slowpltch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. □ See Softball. Page 2B H*nw O k m I O n »*i U lM HqrsfcJ Photo by Ihonl lyfMi ► Ken Perkins (batting) walked, singled and scored a run in a six-run sixth Inning as Beer:30 downed pre­ viously unbeaten U.S. Portal Service 12-6 to take the lead of the Lake Mary Wednesday Softball League. »Hf:)l l l lt b f ind toot Congresswoman Brown offers Bill to honor women athletes By Q R ETC H EN HITCHNER Special to the Herald W A S H IN G T O N . D .C . - C on ­ gresswoman Corrtne Brown last night announced her bill lo honor the beginning of two new wom en's professional basketball leagues: the Am erican Basket­ ba ll Lea gue (A B L ) a n d Ihe W om e n 's National Basketball Association (W NBA). Congresswomen Brown made Ihe following statement during a special order last night: " W o m e n 's b a ske tb a ll has come u long way. Even (hough the first n a tio n a l w o m e n 's b a sketball to u rn a m e n t look place In 1926. college educators opposed basketball for women. T h e y b e lie ve d that w om en weren't adequately prepared for such u rough game, and that Bu­ ga me of basketball was not an appropriate sport for women. " T h e stereotype of women's Inability lo play basketball and other sports carried Into Ihe second half of the century. By 1970, only one out of 27 women participated In uny kind of high school sport. It wasn't until 1972. with the passage of Title IX to Ihe High Education Act. when women's participation In basketball began lo Increase. "It was Ihls amendment that g u a ra n te e d the su cce ss of wom en's sports und created a fair, level playing field for sports equity. Now It's 1997. and we are celebrating the 25th anni­ versary of Title IX of Ihe High Education Act. One oul of every three high school girls partici­ pates In a sport, and basketball Is recognized by girls as the most popular youth participa­ tion sport In the nation. "In college, participation and a t t e n d a n c e ut w o m e n ' s basketball games have been at their highest ever. Since 1962. wom en's attendance at National Collegiate Athletic Association ( N C A A ) s p o rts e v e n ts has steadily Increased from l . l million to 4.2 million. # *' B e c a u s e t h e f e m a l e stu d e n t-a th le te p a rticip a tio n rate Is at Its highest ever, there were more women's basketball tram s sponsored by N C A A in­ stitutions than men's basketball [ S e e Basketball. Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY a �<*>1 1 $ - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Ju ne 18, 1987 WHAT'S HA IN B R IE F World’s Wide World of Sports Sotbatl Com plex. TBA. Southern League Baseball [ : Orlando Rays al MobHa, 8:05 p.m. College Tennis Youth Baseball □College Tennte Coeches of America Clinic at Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports Tennis Complex, TBA C Bab* Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Ma|or A Tournament at Roy Hollar Field. Sanford vs. Junior Olym pic Track Longwood, 6 p.m.; Greater Seminole vs. Flagler, 8 p.m. □Region IV Florida Slate Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships el Wall Disney World's Wide World o! Sports Track and Field Complex, 9:30 a.m. □ Babe Ruth Baseball District 7 Bambino Major Commlssionet's Tournament at Lakeside Field. Greater Seminole vs. Sanford, 6 p.m.; Longwood vs. Flagler. 8 p.m. Amateur Volleyball Professional Hockey □ Columbus vs. Daytona Beech SpcadKIngs at Daytona Beach Ocean Center, 7:30 p.m. □ A A U (Amateur Athletic Union) Junior National Volleyball ChsmptoneMpe el Wall Dtsipy World's W M t World of Sports FMdhouse. 6 p.m. Amateur Wrestling Recreation Softball □ NASF Olds Fastpttch 14-end-Under and 12and-Under World Series Qualifier at Walt Disney □ A A U National W rastllng Folkstyla Dual Championships al WaN Disney World's Wide World of Sports Fleldhouse, 10 a m . “ Life Can Be Sweet” run D cB A R Y "Lire Can Be Sweet.” a 5-K charity ru n and fitness walk to benefit the Volusia Medical Center's Diabetes Outreach Program In DeBary. will be held at DeBary Golf and C o un try C lub on Ju n e 22nd starting at 7130 a.m. T h e Road Runners of America Club-sanc­ tioned event costa B I7 to enter and will award more than 20 prizes In 18 categories. Including Clydesdales (runners weighing In at more than 190-pounds) and children aged 11 and under. D o z e n s of v o lu n te e rs w ill be m a n n in g refreshment tables along the route and T shirts w ill be provided for all runners. Interested p a rtic ip a n ts should contact Altavista Sports In DeLand (904) 736-0002. or DeBary Golf and C o un try C lub Sales Office (800)246-5344. DeBary Golf and C o un try C lub la located on U .S . 17-92 In DeBary. one-half mile south of Saxon Boulevard. Summer School Hockey Camp Bambino A Continued from Page IB All four team* will be In action again on Friday at 6 p.m . with the w inning teams playing at Roy Holler Field and the loser's squaring off at Lakeside Field (the old Ft. M ellon Softball Field). T h e Loser's Bracket c h a m ­ pionship game will be held on Lakeside Field at 10 a.m . on Saturday with the w inner of that game taking on the remaining undefeated teams at I p.m . on Roy Holler Field. If after the 1 p.m . Saturday game both teams have one loss, the wlnner-take-all game would be contested at 1 p.m . on Sun­ day at Roy Holler Field. T h e w inner of this tournament w ill advance to the Area T o u r­ nament In W inter Haven aler­ ting on Friday. Ju n e 27th. > Seminole County la already assured of having at least one team at the W orld Series aa the Altamonte Springs squad will be the boat team at the aeries that will be held at East monte Park starting on August the ninth. Members of the Sanford team w ill be E r ik B re u m . Roger Breum . Reggie Cam pbell. Jam ie Corns. Michael Deen. Maurcll Dickerson, Frank Hicks. Freddie Howard. Ryan Q uinn. Michael S c h w a rz. K e n n y Scott. C o ry Sheffield. Dam arlo Sim a and Keith W right. T h e team la managed by JefT Deen and la coached by Bob Breum and Prank Hicks. M a k in g u p the L o n g w o o d All-Star roster are Adam Am ar, T y e B u ckn e r. C .J . Clem ans, Sean Elliott. Jacob Flanagan. Garrett Hanaelman. Ryan Pas■cionl. T y le r Powell. Austin Pride. V lb e rt R o d riq u e z. C h ris tia n Rosado. Christopher T a m and A dam Tlndle. T h e squad Is managed by Jose Rosado and coached by Scott Elliott and Scott Pride. Bambinos Continued from Pago IB i ' Sem inole winner will take on Altamonte Springs at 8 p.m. at Roy Holler Field, while the first night losers will play at 8 p.m . at Lakeside Field, also at 8 p.m . There will be three games on Saturday. T h e L o n g w o o d -Fla g le r w in n e r facing the Sanford/Greater Sem lnole-Altam ontc Springs w inner at 10 a.m . In the W inner's Bracket finals at Roy Holler Field: Friday's loser's bracket w inner taking on the loser of the SanfordiGreater Semlnole-Altamontc Springs game at 1 p.m . al Lakeside Field: and the loser of the 10 a.m . game taking on the winner of the 1 p.m . game at 4 p.m . at Roy Holler Field in the Loser's Bracket (Inal. O n Sunday, the two surviving teams w ill meet at Roy Haller Field at 11 a.m . If after that game both teams have one loss each, the championship game will be either al 1 p.m. or 3 p.m . at Roy Holler Field, depending on the outcome of the A Tournam ent. T h e Commissioner's tourney ts for players not quite good enough to make the Major A squad, and while they are not competing for a shot at a national championship, the teams are looking for a state title. Members of the Longwood Blue team are. from the Mariners — Tyso n Auer. Kyle Chm lrlcw ski. Jacob Hoyer and Edward Lcpp: from I he Marlins — Tre v o r Baaner; from the Rays — Jaayce Brown and Eric Gorden: Athletics. — Brent Callvas. Joey Lubonty and Matthew Pederson: and the Yankees — Paul Cinder. J im m y DeFalcoand Andrew Roy. T h e team la managed by the Mariners’ Al Shm lclewskl and coached by the Yankees' Glenn Roy and the Rays' W arren'Brown. I I iI u .mU H i l l -•>. I. ■ ............I I SANFO RD Coach Roy M cKinley will conduct an In-line hockey camp for the young player at Central Florida Skate and Sport. 2720 West 2 5lh Street 1330-7909). * T h e camp will be Ju n e 23-27 from 5 p.m . to 7 p.m . and la for players between the ages of eight and 12. Every player must be a league player, a m em ber of U S A In-Line and have m in im um required equipment. Each day of the cam p a separate skill (p assin g , shooting, sk a tin g , p o sitio n in g . Je rry Sm ith. Barbara Pierce and Bob Classon completed the top five. Friday the 13th proved to be a lucky seventh win of the season for Bom ber pilot Jeff W right, who led every lap to better Chad Pierce. Carl Peters. Jo h n Sm ith and Jesse Pennington. C hip Chapm an took his first career vic­ tory in the Run-A-Bouts. outgunnlng Jason Hall, T im Weathers. Wesley Faulk and Phil Wilcox. T h e “ Beaver" took his second FourCylinder Bomber w in of the year leading Mike Shelton, Jam ie Dixson. David Sh o rn and Mike Dahm across the stripe. Tom orrow night It's the T B A R A (Tam pa Bay Area Racing Association) open-wheeled winged sprints taking to the SpcedWorld asphalt along with the regular full card of Late Models. Lim ited Late Models. Sport­ smen. Mlnl-Stocks. Bombers. Run-A-Bouts and 4-Cyllnder Bombers. Gates open at 6 p.m . with racing starting at 8 p.rn. every Friday night at Orlando SpcedWorld, which Is located 17 miles east of Orlando, between Titusville and Orlando at the 520 Cocoa cut-off. Adults admission Is $15 with kids 11-and-Under free w ith a paying adult. NEW SMYRNA ACTION S A M S U L A — David Rogers pulled off a rare double last Saturday night at New Sm yrna Speedway, as the veteran Orlando pilot won both the Late Model and Modifiedfeature's. Rogers, a many-time F A S C A R champion who is also a former N A S C A R National Late Model Champion, took the Late Model win over Bill Keeton, who had his hands full with Ricky Wood. Following Wood to the checkers were Jo h n n ie G a zdackc and Ronnie Roach. Rogers collected the Modified feature over Rundy Heckcr In his U-Pull It Speedway Auto Parts No. 96. Points leader Bobby Blake pushed his m ount to third ahead of Sonny O and To m Root. OS LAN DO IP X ID W O S LD P X ID A V .J U N IU L A T i MOO It - I. I l l ) Scan l m « . 1 l « l ».n Pratt, I (41 Sill M t t « i . 4 (4H Tun Mwttan. t (M l Jimmy C M lh lt n y LIM IT I D L A T I MOOCL - I. ( ) ) (a rt I n t i * in CNn C n lr i, 1 I d ) Tammy JaPmon. 4 I II ) Van F . i (M l Ouka lawlSarS FLO R ID A M O O IF IIO (DICK JO IL IN M IM O S IA L IS*) - I. (I D t a n CMrttsa. I IU I Dan* Salary. 1 ID I I Carman. 4. ( I l l Chvcfe BurkSallari L I Mil JUnmy Alula SPORTSMAN - I (S4I Sill Looms. I. (I I Clan Carta*. 1 m Jarry Smith. 4 (ST) SarSara Piarta. I (H> Bob Claaaan. M IN I-S T O C K - I. (S I) CaaraK O ram ar. *. l i t Kan Manama. ) l»M Rally Jarratt. a IN I Ran M a m . ) la in SaSOaff ■ O M tlK - I |M) Jatt W r*M . I |SJI Chad Piarta ) ( I ) Cart Patara. 4. 1)41 John Smith; I I ISM) RUN-A SOUT - I IS) Chip Chapman. S. (M l Jl •an Hall, 1. 04) Tim Waattu 4. (M l Waylay Faulk; S. IO ) Phil WHcaa Mika 4 C YLIN D 1R SOMtaa - 1. 114) Saauar; ) II (UK) Shaitan; ». 141 Jam la Otuan; a (U ) Oaotd Shartl. Mika Dahm. NtW SMYRNA SPIIOWAV SATURDAY. JUKI 14 L A T I M O D IL - I li t ) Da«M Rapari. 1 (4) SIM S ID ) Ricky (Mad; 4. ID ) Jahnnla Catdacka. S. 041 Hgich. L I M I T I O L A T I MOORL - I (4 )) Chrla 111) Van Papa. *. (1)1 C ra * Rakar; 4. I d ) IddM Rica. S. (I t ) ImaRacar FLOP I DA/(MCA M O O IF IIO - I. ( I l l B and Ropart. I IN I Randy Hackar; 1. ITS) Safety Slaka. 4. It) Sonny O. 1 Ilf ) Tam Raat SPORTSMAN - I. O il Safety Ganulai. 1. (O K I Kathy Camay; S. I d ) SarSara Plarca; A IM) Andy JapuTM. 1 (4)1 Doug Howard MINI-STOCK - I. I ll Safe O ut*; ). I t ll Conrau Grantor, > O i l Tad Vutptva; 4 ()> V k Vanlackar. S (t ) Mark PattrruM 40444RR - |. (M l Cary Vivian, t O f) Cary Cutty; ) I d ) Chad Ptarca; 4 I Ml Jatt Wrlfht; L IM) Gaona Spaart RUN-A SOOT — |. on Rich Under. 1 (M l Mika Holy Inf Ion; S 0) Cary Hipdon. A I4K) Silty Marlon. 4 (M l Tliiwiiy iMoflsn D E M O L IT IO N * OSRSY-1. D a rra ll T a y lo r; 1 Tha Chris Lawrence followed up his second place flnlah In the 100-Lap Coca-Cola race with a win in the Limited Late Models. Von Pope was close behind, with rookie Craig Btikcr third. Eddie Rice fourth and Ima Racer fifth. T h e Bombers finale came down to a three-way battle between G ary Vivian. Gary C u d d y and Chad Pierce, with Vivian coming Beer:30 came up with six runs In bottom of the sixth Inning to break a 6-6 tie and handed United States Postal Service Its first loss of the season 12-6 and LellTcr and Sons Tru c k in g ex­ ploded for 23 runs on 30 hits In a 23-3. five Inning thum ping of Don Mealey's Seminole Ford to pull Into a tie for second place. In the other gam e. H om e Depot used a pair of six-run Innings to hold off Papa B's 13-9 and win Its first game of the season. Uecr:30 Is now In first place In the league with a 5-1 record, while Lelfler and Sons Tru c k in g and United States Postal Service are both 4*1-1. T r a ilin g far behind the leaders are Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (2*41 and Home Depot and Papa B ’s (both 1-5). N ext w eek. U n ttad S la te s Postal Service fakes on Papa B*4 learns In the 1995-96 season. In faci. 97-percent of ihe N C A A 's active Institutions sponsored a w om en's basketball program , m aking It the most sponsored N C A A sports during the 1995-96 season. "W om en's basketball is also gaining ground in the media. In 1997. the Women's Division One N C A A Basketball Cham pionship w a s the h ig h e s t-ra te d a n d most-watched women's event in cable te le visio n h is to ry . In g ener al , w o m e n ' s college athletics have Improved greatly. "W o m en 's athletics programs at N C A A m em ber schools have i S A N F O R D — Seminole Com m unity C o l­ lege head basketball coach Ken Patrick will hold a cam p for players ages seven-to-14 (both boys and girls). • T h e cam p will be from Ju n e 23-27 and will go from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . dally. A quality stafT of college and high school players will put the campers through their paces w ith a special emphasis on shooting te c h n iq u e s, in d iv id u a l offensive m o ves, passing a n d d r ib b lin g akllla. In d iv id u a l defensive fundamentals and the playing of games. There will also be N C A A Division I coaches L y n n Brta (University of Central Florida) and Jo h n Hughes (University of South Florida) as guest speakers. Cost la $99 session, w ith lu nrh available for $3 per day or ala carte. For InformtMkm or to obtain an application, call 326-2092. Woman’s fastpltch softball L A K E M A R Y - T h e C ity of Lake Mary. Department of Parks and Recreation will be starting an Adult W om en's Fastpltrh Softball League this summer. Th e league will play on Monday night's at the Lake. Mary Sports Complex. 550Rsntoul Lane. A n y interested trams, players, coaches or umpires should call 1407) 324-3097 for more information. . I .. home ahead of C utty and Pierce. Jeff W right and George Spears rounded out the top five. T h e Sportsmun class was a (lip-flop of last week's top two as Bobby Gonzalez edged Kalhy Gatney for the top spot this week. Barbara Pierce. A ndy Jaquesa and Doug Howard trailed. Bob Doxlc won for the third consecutive week In the M lnl-Stocks w ith C onrad Grenier. Ted Vulplus. Vic Vanlacker and Mark Paiernlll finished second through fifth. Rich Linder topped Mike Hoislngton In the R u n -A -B o u ts . w ith G a ry H igdon. B illy Morion and T im m y Morton following the lead duo to the stripe. In the famous Demolition Derby it was a crash-fest to say the least. Eight cars took the green and when all of the beating and banging was done. Darrell Ta ylo r had the final car still running, maybe not In one piece, but still running. Th e Bonce rusher finished second. Rich Linder. J im m y Cross and G u y Dlermer were close behind T h is Saturday night It's the T B A R A ITa m p a Bay Area Racing Association) open-wheeled winged sprints taking to the W m ile high banked oval along with the regular full card of Late Models. Limited Late M odels, S p o rtsm e n . M ln l-S to ck s. Bombers and Run-A-Bouts. Gates open at 6 p.m . and racing starts at 7 p.m . every Saturday night at New Sm yrna Speedw ay, located 10 m iles south of Daytona between 1-4 (Exit 56 east) and 1-95 (Exit 84 west). 4.5 miles west of New Sm yrna Beach at the corner of Highways 415 and 44. Adult admission Is $15 with kids 11 -and-Under free with a paying adult. at 6 30 p .m .: Lrlffrr and Sons T ru c k in g plays Home Depot al 7:30 p.m .: and BeerSO battles Don Mealey’s Seminole Ford al 8:30 p.m . Providing the offense were: Home Depot: three hits — Kenny M cAdam lone triple, one ru n scored, two R B I). Kelly Munson (one run arored. one RBI). H ardy and T ro y W illiam ­ son (one run scored each): two hits — Chris C u rry lone run scored): one hit — Bob Johnson (two runs scored, one RBI). Mark Wilder and Mike Weince (two ru n s scored each): one ru n scored — Jarrell Hartley. Charlie Dlm lnlo Papa B's: three bits — Jam ie Pfizer (one triple, one double, three runs scored, one RBI). Chris Breton (one run scored, two RBI), two hits — Pal Ferry (one double, two runs scored, one R ill). Billy Marino (one run scored, one RBI), one hit — Ted West lone double, one RBI). Barit Counts (one run scored, two RBI), Dennis Whalen lone ru n scored, one H ill). Js o n Flanagan. Beer:30: two hits — Mike Marshall Ihome run, one run scored, five RBI). Munk llorm an (one double). Jerry Govcroale (three runs scored, one RBI). C l a n c y Wal l ace ( two ru n s .scored, one RBI). W ill Bland (two runs scored). Mark Hoffman (one RBI): one hit — Mike Papoi (one double, one run scored, one HBI) and M ark C la tlerb u ck. Kr|ly <7/?/ Denton and Ken Perkins (one run scored each). United Stales Postal Service: three hits — Mark Bouterm (one run scored), two hits — Eddie Rodriguez (two RBI): one hit — Mike Huanne (one double, one r u n s c o re d , one KB t l , Jo e Montero (two runs arored). Bill Doyle and Wayne W illard (one HBI each). Duwayne Hnglen. T o m Beecher: one run scored — Pedro A rris. Scott Folks: one RBI - W ill Teal Lelffer and Sons T ru c k in g ; four hits — Danny Hewitt (three doubles, three runs, four HBI), Steve Boone (two doubles, one ru n scored, five H B I). Brian Jones (two doubles, three runs scored, four RBI). Steve Wagner (two doubles, four runs scored, one RBI); three hits — Steve T illm a n (one home run, two runs scored, two Kill). T o m W llk (one double, three runs arored. one RH1). Cbad V .m oronr Cooc run scored.' one RBI), two htta M anny Silvia (one d o ub k . four runs scored, one R u i). Clyde W ood (one double, one run scored): one hit — T o m Mains (one run scored). Don Mealey’s Seminole Ford: two hits — Vern Garlanger (one home run. one double, one run scored, two RBI). Joe Arroyo: one hit — Paul Llsenn lone tri­ ple. one run scored). T o n i Tew s (one RBI). Kevin Ju lia n . Gene Mcnnlg. Jo d y Johnson. Wayne Kelly; one run scored — Bobby Shaw. A/D O ✓ >*» fjq U L JQ g ET JAI-ALAI BET HOUSES Fui Card aimuicaating from FL. CA, KY, NY, PA WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. $ SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. BET HARNESS Pompano. Hazel Part. Meadows, Meadowtands, Ybnkara Also SmUcaat from Mart and Dsnia JM*Alai 17-82 $ 4M WWW G4 HTtCH NET GfllA/KX> JAiALJU Eastern Championship W R E S T L IN G TEST AND TUNE O R L A N D O — Orlando SpcedWorld holds a Test and Tu n e session every Wednesday night from 6 p.m . to 10 p.m. T h e cost Is $20 for each car and Includes the driver and two crewmen — P ITS O N LY . For race Information, call (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (904) 427-4129 (New Sm yrna). S f io * t * y u d he Independent O rder of Foresters SATURDAY, JUNE 21,1997 7:30 P.M. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.) C IV IC CENTER OF SANFORD 401 last Sttnloolo Boulsvard (Just off of First Strsot) BasketballC o n tin u e d fro m Page I B S C C Basketball Camp Softball-----Continued from Pag* IB Auto Racing-------Continued from Page IB stlckhandllng) will be covered. Every player w ill receive a certificate for each sk ill mastered. In addition, each player will receive a trophy at the conclusion of the camp. Coat ts $80 and Includes rink time. In­ structors and trophies. For more details, call Roy McKinley at 574-6520 (H ) or 899-1886 (Beeper). In c re a s e d tn p a r t ic ip a t io n , scholarship dollars, coaches' salaries and recruiting expen­ ditures over the past five years. As a result, the average num ber of women althetes per school tn the N C A A 's Division One In­ creased from 112 to 130 over the past five years. “ In te rn a tio n a lly , w o m e n 's basketball has also been very popular. Many people may not realize It. but 80 million women play basketball worldwide — an am azing figure! "Last year.. 1 saw first-hand how talented some of these women are when I attended one of T e a m U S A ' s w o m e n ' s basketball games at the O ly m ­ pics In Atlanta. It was very ex­ citing and wonderful to see such a large crowd at this event. Th e U S A ’s female basketball team went on to win the gold medal. It Is o b v io u s t hat A m e r i c a ' s women are the best players In the world. "T h e success of this wom en’s sport has proven that America Is ready for women's professional basketball. We h a vr built a generation of talented players w h o ca n c o mp e t e In t e r n a ­ tionally, and now It's time to showcase this talent here In our own country. “ Th e s e leagues w ill offer models to younger women and prom ote greater chances for female athletes, continuing the tradition of gender equity in sports first promoted through Title IX . T h is Saturday, the W N B A will begin Its first season while the A B L Is gearing up for a second successful season this fall. " A s Member of Congress, let's honor these professional female athletes and show them our support. " A s we congratulate the A B L and W N B A on their tnaguaral seasons. I would also like to recognize the sponsors, owners, and fans of the league's teams for their com m itm ent." JIM “ THE A N VIL" MEDHART THE TEXAS OUTLAWS — w .— DEATH ROW ♦★ ★ — vm.— TH E BR O O K S BR O TH ER S * w w * * » » * » r>poclalCb«Hia8tMateli )» ★ "LEAPING” LAJVNY POFFO — tm — WITH MANAGER ANGELO POFFO »* »»* * »»* * BRUCE “THE ROCKIN' HILLBILLY” rin d . I K + i t U ! P R E S A LE T IC K E T S T IC K E T S A T T H E D O O R $6.00 Ringside $7.00 Ringside $4.00 General Admission $5.00 Sgit T IC K E T RESERVATION: (407) 860-4145 OK (407) wit) IM donated to benefit Luis Vidal ot Oaltona. Mr. WUI is confwad to t wftettMf wd is urubM lo spaak. 1.0 f. a seeking to niw fundi In wear la pwetusa Mr. VkW a computer *ystwn enabling him lo communicata with othart, and pun lie a wflmjournalwn______________________ •Cua njb»qiDcrwq». �r »• r r • r ■^ Ir r *r ' r r • w t ** Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, Juna 19. 1997 - People + i ■' r & r ' l ' f b - x i - | -1 "• i >7 ^- ^ l » -■■ ■ A . 1,1 midges don’t do the macarena Arzhelmere support SA N FO R D — Presently. I be Alzheimer* support group In Sanford has been dissolved due lo lack of support. Those needing assistance and Information m ay call 1-800-330-1910. , (Sttr‘1 iwtr TNt c* vhm mm • « Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays m*r na« nm* A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Com m unity Building every Thu rsd ay from 4:45 to 8:49 p.m. monslgnor midge concluded a m idnight service for a swarm of midges with this thought: "let us prey that mayor meanle dors not annihilate us all." the midges of sanford recently hired 'he attorney. I. will fly. to defend their right for life •which la actually only two weeks, and m u c h of it in u n d e rg ro u n d tunnels. 'm id g e s c o n te n d th e y are basically good mosquitoes who do no< bite, suck blood or carry disease. they enjoy music, especially by the beatlea. "She bugs you. yeah. yeah, yeah." lops their hit parade, tfcry also like buddy holly and the ertrkrts. m idges llk r lo fell stories about the lime they confused the com m unity of neubrandrnburg. germ any some 150 years ago. T h a i’s when a zillion melater m i d g e s s w a rm e d o v e r t he slrrple of sl. m ary's church and were mistaken for a cloud of sm okr two midges lived al the while house • me kin ley midge and madlsnn midge. mendelsoon midge was very Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow T h e Om ni Toastmasters C lub »0861 will meet at 5:30 p.m . every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prospective members are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-6089. for more Information. Pot luck dinner Widowed person are Invited to attend a.pot luck dinner at 5 30 p.m every third Th u rs d a y of the m onth at the C a s s e lb e rry S e n io r C e n te r. 2 0 0 Lake T r ip le t D riv e . Casselberry Sanford Historic Trust meets Thursday T h e Sanford Historic Tru s t meets the first Th u rsd a y of the month, at 7 p.m ., at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Ave. Amateur Radio Society meets monthly The Lake Monroe Am ateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m .. at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Information, call Karl Lam bert. 095-8764. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. University women meet A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — A m e ric a n A ssocia tio n of University Women merts the first Thu rsd ay of each m onth at 7:30 p.m . at Capistrano Condom inium Clubhouse. 200 Maitland Ave.. Aitamontr Springs Call Kathleen Kimball Ihrlg. 831 8932. for Information. Depressive/Manic Support Group Depresslve/Manlc Depressive Support Group meets al 7:30 p.m .. the first and third Thursdays. Lakeside Alternatives. 434 W Kennedy Blvd., Kaionvllle. and 10 30 a m ., the second Saturday, al tire downtown Orlando Public Library. 101 E Cenlnil Blvd For Information, call 3 8 1-5070or 645-4375 American Legion, Unit meet Thursday American la-glon Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thursday, at 8 p m . al the post home. 2874 S Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652 Order of Feather meets T h e Order of the Fralher Tu rtle Lodge meets the second Thursday evening of each m onth at the ItO F hall. Magnolia Mall. Sanford For (hose who desire, a c o v rm l dish dinner ts served at 6 3 0 p.m. T h e regular meeting Is at 7:30 p m Topics concerning native Am ericans are discusaed Call W hile Frallier. 322-7680. for Information. Junior Woman’s Club meets monthly Th e Ju n io r Woman's C lub of Sanford Inc. meets the third Thursday, at 7 p.m .. al the W om an's C lu b of Sanford. 309 S Oak Ave. For Information, call T in a Lee. 3 2 1-1965 evenings Pigeon Fanciers to gather .T h e Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thu rsd ay of each month, al 7:30 p.m . at the Seminole C ounty Agricultural Centrr.4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information contact Dick Kelly at 291-4346. Sunrise Klwanis meets Friday Th e Seminole Sunrise Klwanis C lub inerts every Friday, al 7 a.m .. al Shoney's. US 17-92. south of Airport Boulevard. Guests are welcome. For Information, call T o n y McDaniel at 324-0469. Substance abuse discussed S A F E . Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conducting a “ Fanilllca In Crists" outreach program. Interested organisa­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers C lub of S A F E may call Libby Kuharske at 291 -4357. CO M A announces meetings Th e Concerned Organization of Men In Action (C O M A ) meets the first and third Friday, at 6 p.m.. In the church annex at Sl. Jam es A M E Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, Sanford. B g g a B B P M ' ? a t i r IR g r I / T 1 n A L lL \t E S H M H H B k A iw k i well composed m id g e s c a m e lo a m e rlc a aboard the mayflower midge. n o m id g e m id d le s c h o o l m a rc h in g band is co m plete without Its d rum m id g rrrtlrs. c u rm ld g co n s arc especially goofy. m idge madness lasts from aprll lo novembrr. there are few If any muscle midges. m lz rr midges don't believe In sanla clans or the tooth fairy. midges do not macarena or wear mascara. the g rrrk word for midge was m y l a . t he l a l l n w o r d w a s musca. .. sounds like mosqullo lo us midges have been a major concern since 1634. a m arvelous midge named m aynard wrote the following ditty: "see no weevil: hear no weevil, speak no weevil." there la no brooklyn midge. midges aren't especially flex­ ible flyer*. "a m idsum m er night's midge" d id n ’t sell well. several thousand uninvited midges attended ‘the premier of the movie, bridge on the river i kwal. one flew over the cuckoo's nest had nothing lo do with midges. • the sorriest midges of all are mea culpa midges. m ickey midge has his own kingdom. mustard midges arc real hot dogs. menthol midges enjoy a good smoke. . m id g e s s re n 't e lig ib le for medicare or medlcade. met hod 1st midges are better than average your average midge Is 3/16 of an inch lo half a Inch In length w i t h a sle n d er b o d y , large thorax, small head and slender segmented antennae, (for more Information, please call an en(nmol 1st. big mama midge will dance for a doughnut. midge cum m lngs catches flics for th e P itts b u rg h p ira te s . motorboat mlchael midge says lakes where acquatlc midges breed are oflen your best fishing lakes. midges resent being called chlggera. nits or nlbblera. midge boxers are limited lo the flyweight division. midges are not love bugs, almost no one loves them, love bugs are bigger and have red bands around their heads, come to think of It. ao does wlllle nelson. as you probably know, midges love cars. there are no leenage mutant midges have you heard midge ure sing? few airlines are willing lo hire midges sa flight attendants. If midges could wear shoes, they'd probably prefer wlngtlps. midges flinch when people ask. "w h a t's rating y o u ." there are 90.000 species of mosquitoes In north amerlca • none quite os prominent as the midges of lake moo roe. what's the best thing to do ' w h e n t h e r e a re lo o m a n y midges? dial dam-mldge control. ofcourse. Impatience with kids’ sports injuries can result in physical damage for life DEAR ABBY I am an orthopedic K N. Depending on the m-ommi and the eport. I receive a lot of phone call* from parenta. They uaually rnntiat of a dad aaking if hia little ‘ Jo h n n y ’ can |*t hla n i l off ‘ taa to p i in the because ‘Johnny has ptch big game tonight, and the team won't make it without him * O r, it might he a mom calling because 'Suite' has an audition fur the bal­ let and she u in line U> dance the lead "She must have her cast rdf.’ These parent" need to get a due that Johnny and Suite aren't guing to be able to pitch, dance, kick, haul. tout. bend. etc. with a great dral of agility if they have been in a cast for su to eight weeks I have to fight the urge to aay, ‘ Mr. Smith, if you want to be the star pitcher ao bad. do it yourself; don't do it vtcanouaiy through your son.* Ahby, we aren't talking profes­ sional sports or even college-level spiels here. We aren't even talking about those people with a scholar­ ship riding on their participation. No. we're dealing with parenta of Little Leaguer* and amateur dance troupes. A normal childhood means recov­ ering from these fractures without pressure from Mom and Dad to per­ form. Since I can't say this to the parents coming into the clinic. I thought I'd say it this way. AN O R TH O P ED IC NURSE. * PORTLAND. ORE. D E A R N U R S E: You have spo­ ken plainly, and I pray the par­ enta w ho need to hear the mes­ sage heed i t Parenta must keep in perspective that the health of ix v t c a ir. 1 v l » ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN the child la more Important than the tem porary glory o f a c h ild ­ hood event. Failure to do so can reault in physical damage that can laflt n u A riin f. D E A R A B B Y : I am the proud mother of a wonderful. *v»ry cool." 15-year-old son. We learned recently that the parents of my son's best friend will no lunger allow the boys to he together hre-ause they learnrd that we are a single-parent family. They have told their sun that it is a bod thing and that my son will end up in trouble hccausc of uur circum­ stances. "Statistic* prove it* May I share my Mother's Day with you7 My day began the night before, with a aimple-yet-special dinner rooked by my non, who paid for and brought the food home from the store on his bike. M other’s Day morning began with tiptoes to allow Mom to sleep a little longer while my son rooked a breakfast of eggs, warm pastries and hot coffee. Along with a sweet present, he also gave me the gift of a hard day's work to help me with projects I had wanted to tackle. The day ended happily with an evening together at home, with kisses and, *1 love■you. Mom* before bed. I know there are reports of prob­ lem kids from single-parent families — hut. Ahby, I know of many leasthan perfect children who come from two-parent families, particu­ larly the older brother from the fam ily mentioned shave. We all know two-parent families where alt members are miserable — an intact marriage dors not guarantee happi­ ness. A Happy family is just that _ happy No matter what the sue There are many wonderful ch»L dren from single-parent families. Children should be judged by who they ore. not by some ignorant gen­ eralization- I say 'Bravo'* to all kids who make their parenta proud — especially mine. A HAPPIER F A M ILY T H A N M A N Y. D E L M A R CAUF. hut had never seen M r. Tru m a n until hia libra ry was being con­ structed. M y father b u ilt and installed many of the display cabi­ nets in the Truman Library. M y daddy, knowing me to be quite an autograph hound, thought that meeting and getting President Trum an's autograph would be an event of a lifetime for hia teen-age daughter, so he asked permission to bring me along one morning. I took my Bible and was introduced to Mr. Truman. He graciously signed it w ith, 'Bead it carefully. It will make you happy.* T h e n , handing me the signed Bible, he led me over to a display case and asked me to read the signature on a document. It was Joseph Stalin's. Mr. Truman smiled and added. *1 collect autographs, too.* Even though both my father and Mr. Truman are gune now, and my autographed Bible disappeared dur­ ing a move, the memories will be mine forever. SHIRLEY i YEAGER) HENDERSON. RAYTO W N. MO. D E A R H A P P IE R ! IPs u n fo r­ tunate that y o u r son was made a v ic tim o f d is c rim in a tio n for som ething o v e r w h ic h he had n o c o n tro l. H e a p p e a rs to be both thoughlftil and generous, qualities that most people value in a friend. H a v in g tw o parenta can be advantageous, but It la no guar­ antee o f success o r excellence. O n e com m itted p a re n t can be b e t t e r th a n tw o w h o a re so involved In their ow n problems they cannot concentrate on the D E A R S H I R L E Y : I t h in k y o u ’ve sa id U v e r y w e ll, O u r ^ , memuries can be u u r moat trea­ s u re d p o sse ssio n s, b e y o n d material thing*. Circum stance* m a y c h a n g e , b u t o u r e x p e r i­ ences make us w h o we are. DEAR ABBY: The letters in your column about people meeting Harry Trum an have conjured up a fond childhood memory of mine. I grew up in Independence, Mo., (Problem*? Write to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a aalf-addresssd, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 89440, Los Angeles, Colli. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) AAA ------------------------1 ■ THE SERVICE ■ MmXMmfLa fj L I T ^ ‘ 11 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 SAMONTA J . JO N E S Navy Airm an Samonta J. Jones, son of Michael L. and Janet R Hall of 4208 Stonebrook Drive. Sanford. Fla., ta currently serving with C o m ­ mander Am phibious Squadron Seven, which recently partici­ pated with more than 15.000 Sailors. Marines. Airm en and F tE G A L L - . rvi, C I N E M A S ' Yj Coastguardsmen tn a predeployment exercise In the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The 1995 jpaduatc of Seminote High School Joined the Navy In August of 1995. Ills wife, Dltra. is the daughter of Eddie C . and Pearl D. Ilollls of 1710 Alexander Ave., also of Sanford. JEREMY B. PRICE bonus H O URS i toopm LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580 H HWV 17-S2A 324-0115 SPEED TWO: CRUISE CONTROL 1» « |PQl* lootwrzoiotio GONE F1SHIN 10030*410 7 23*43 ADDICTED TO LOVE 1 1041*710*40 CON-AIR i.’tnoroosis 1 4*40*7 4* 1000 iPO. * Arm y Pvt. Jerem y B. Price has entered basic military training at Fort Jackson. C o ­ lumbia. S .C . Price .Is the son of Robert E. and Donnu J . Price of 530 Old C R o se Geneva Road. Geneva. He Is a 1995 graduate of E n ­ terprise High School. Ala. HARLAN D. WALLNER G o H a y e Open For Lunch & Afternoon Tea Mon. •Sat. 11 am to 3 pm C7ea O Z o o m 1301 Park A v*., Sanford (407) 323-9448 tHl THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK 130 4X17201000 100190*40*10 BREAKDOWN *4* ■ ft— i AaUrk r 41 H iin B i l l ■ ir m o s s s * * * . * ■ -is ih s H M id iw iy VRT~ a. HU Fissswi (ki Sunol X III&EI MsseiTMs « i « OW) OwuM 'Mtthnftn (W Suite) K X a rts tttssr lattidl ifVfi g U y L M M M 10* 4 4* 7 *0 TIL THERE WAS YOU Mm V S m I Fiianti ifOk THE FIFTH ELEMENT 4 20 T 20 10 00 Tr" i c » i i r T g g K r | f » lu r ta a ■ (HI BU00Y IPU U 120 t#*»»* <DENOTES HO PASSES HO SUPER SAVERS • Harlan D . W allner has joined the United States A rm y under the Delayed En try Program at the U.S. Arm y Recalling s t a ­ tion In Altamonte Springs. FI. Wallner. a student at Lake Brantley High School in A lta ­ monte Springs will report to Fort Jackson. Colum bia. S .C .. for basic military training on August 21. 1997. He Is the son of Stanley M. and U n d a P. Wallner of 203 W. Ridgewood Court In Longwood. Compllmenlary Dessert or. Tea For Two Whh any 2 Lunch Purchases Fur you and Guest Good w/coupon only 1 , j jj j J * u I I w �- J, I , 4 S - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, June 19. 1997 Legal Notices C IT Y O F L A K I MARY, FLO R ID A * * N O TIC B O F P U B LIC H IA R IN O NO TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City C o m m n iio n ol th* City ot lab* Mary. Florida, that laid Commission wtU hold a Public Hearing on J U LY te th . 1**7 al 7 00 P M . or aa toon therealtar aa potubl*. lo conaidar t u t reading ol an Ordmanca entitled AN ORDINANCE O F TH E C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLO R ID A. PROVIDING FOR TH E VACAT­ ING A P ORTION OF THE PLAT OF H U N TIN G TO N P O IN T PHASE III. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAGES > « A S7. LO CATED IN THE C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. AND MORS PARTICULARLY D ES C IR B ED HEREIN. PROVIOINQ FOR C O N ­ FLIC TS . SEV ER A B ILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE vacating I ha following portion ol tho plat Lota. tSS. 1ST. and 1SS. Huntington Point Phaaa III, aa racordad in Ptal Book St: Pagaa SS k 17 ol tho Public Racorda o l Saminola County. Florida Tho Public Haanng will bo bald in tho City Commraaton Chamber*. 100 W Laka Mary Boulovard, Laka Mary. Florida Tho Public la inallad to attand and bo hoard Said hearing may bo continued horn nm r to lima until a linal daemon ta mada by tho City Commlaaion II tho Ordinance la approved on Fire! Reading, the City Commaaion will hold a Public Hearing on JU L Y l * t h . 94*7 al 7 00 P M or aa aoon there altar aa poaubte to conaidar •econd reading and adoption at Ihe Ordinance Copiaa ol Ihe Ordinance in lull are available In the City Clarke 0 Itice N O TE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO A P P EA L ANY DECISIO N MADE B Y THIS COMMISSION W ITH R ES P ECT TO ANY M A T­ TER C O N S ID ER E D AT THIS M EETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE W ILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. W HICH RECO R O IN C LUO ES THE TE S TIM O N Y AND EVI­ DENCE UPON W HICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE B ASED F l o r i d a s t a t u t e s i s s otos PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO C O N ­ TA C T THE C ITY AOA C O O R D I­ NATOR AT LEA ST 4S HOURS IN A0VANCE OF THE M EETINO AT 407-324-3024 C ITY Of LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A Foster. City Clark DATED Juno 11. 1SS7 PUBLISH June 1«. ISS7 Juno IS . 1SS7 D B F -I l l N O TIC S O F F IC T IT IO U S NAMB Notice lo hereby given that wo are engaged In buawieoo at S 3] Garden Qian Loop, Lake Mary, Florida 3374S, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitiouo Name ol IM M A N U IL FAMILY C H U R C H , wid that wo Intend to ragiotar lard noma with the Division ol Corporatione. Tallahaaaoe. Florida. In accordance with tho pro via tone ol tho Ficutioua Name Slotutao. To-Wit: Section M S M . Florida Slatutaa 1SS1. Carl lindeUen Mtnittriee. Ire Lawranca J. Spiegel Publrah: Juno IS. 1S97 D E F -lJ l IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH S ■ IG H TS S N TN JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT. SSM INOLS C O U N TY , FLORIDA F R O S A T I DIVISION CABS No. 0 7 -4 4 0 -C P IN RE Ealala ol EDGAR LEE BARGER. Dvcveted (N O T IC E OF ADM INISTRATION Tho admmialralion ot lh# Etlalo ol EDGAR LEE BARGER. Deceased. File No 97-464-CP la pending in Ihe Circuit Court al Seminole County. Florida. Probata Divieion. the addrees ol which ie Seminole County Courthouse. SOI North Perk Avenue, Sanlord. Florida 33771 The names end eddreeiea ot the Peraonel Representative end the Personal Representative's attorney are eat lorth below ALL IN TER ESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Alt persona on whom this notice is served who have obieehone that challenge Ihe validity ot the Will. Ihe qualifi­ cations ol the Personal Repreeenletive. venue, or |unsdiction ol this Court era required to fila their obtectiont with thie Court W ITHIN THE la ter of th r ee m o n th s AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt creditors of the Decedent end other persons having claims or demands against Decedent’s Estate on whom a copy ot this notice la served within three man Ihe after Ihe dale of Ihe lirsl publication ol this notice must Me their claims With this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS A FTE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditors ol the Decedent anil persons having claims or damands against the Decedent's Estate must file Iheir claims wilh this Court W ITHIN TH REE M O NTH S A FTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OB. E C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tho date ol Ihe first publics lion ol this No lice ie June 19th 1947 James E Barger, as Personal RepreaanLative of the Ealala ol EDGAR IF F RARGFfl Deceased Attorney for Personal Representative KENNETH F MURRAH Of Murrah, Doyle and Wigio. P A tOO Wael Morse Boulovard P 0 Bos 1311 Winter Park. Florida 32790 Telephone (407) S44-9S01 Florida Bar Number. 0017494 Publish Juno IS. 26. 1997 OEF-279 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices M T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T POR SSM IN O LS C O U N T Y , IN T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T OP TW 1 B N H T I I N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A , Ml A N D FOR S C M IH O L I C O U N TY O IN IR A L JU R IS O IC TTO R DIVISIO N C A M N O . ST-OOSSS C A 14 W CHASE M ORTGAGE SERVICES, INC F/K/A CHASE MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs ELIZABETH M HUDDLESTON. SANFORD HIDDEN LAKE VILLA* HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and . AN UNKNOW N PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE S U O JE C T R IA L PROPERTY. Defendant) st N O T IC I OF FO R B C LO S U M B A L I N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled June 11 Hi. 1997. end entered m Case No 97-000 IS C A 14 W. ol the Circuit Court al the E IG H ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in end •ui SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein CH ASE M O R TG AG E SERVICES. INC F7K/A CHASE MANHATTAN M O RTGAGE C O R ­ PORATION Ie Plaintiff end I L I Z A R F TH M M IJOPIESTON. at a t. are Defendants l will sell to the highest and bast bidder for cash in the West front door ol the Courthouee, in Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Florida al 11 00 a m o'clock on Ihe 18th day ol July. 1SS7. the following described properly ee set forth m sent Final Judgment, to ant LO T 71. HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS PHASE II. ACCORDING TO THE o m o u rr c o u r t O F T N B N IN TH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN AN O FOR SSM IN O LS C O U N TY , FLO R ID A, P R O B ATE DIVISIO N File Num ber S T -4 9 S -C P IN RE Estale ol EVELYN ALICE LANG. Deceased N O TtO B OF AD IN N IS T R A TIO * Tho administration ot tho Estate of EVELYN ALICE LANG, deceased File Number S7-4E3CP. la pending tn Ihe Cue inI Court for (enunole County. Florida Probate Divieion, tho addrese ol which to P O Drawee C. Sanlord, Florid* 32773 The name* end addresses al We Personal Napresenlaltv* and the Peraonel Representative's attorney are set forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE N O TIFIED TH AT AN person on whom this Nolle* to Served who havo objections that ehiltang* lh* validity ot the Wilt, tho qualifi­ cations of tho Personal P R O N A TI DIVISION File Num ber S T -4 S T IN RE ESTATE OF DONALD SAWYER a/k/a DONALD F SAWYER Deceased N O T IC I OF A O M IR IS TR A TIO N The adminietralien ol Ihe estate of Donald Sawyer a/k/a Donald F. Sawyer, deceaeed. File Number ST-437, fa pending tn the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address ol which ie Clerk e l Circuit Court, Probate Division, Post Office Orawer *C \ Sanford. FL 32771 The names and address­ ee ol the personal representslive end Ihe personal represen­ tative'! attorney ere tel forth ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH AT Ail persona on whom this notice rs served who havo objections that challenge the validity ol tho wiH. tho qualitiesbona ol tho personal represen­ ts (-vv. venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ate required lo tile their objections with this Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE OF % CO PY OF TH IS NOTICS ON THEM Alt creditors ot the decodetit end ether parsons having cleHnc or demand* against decadent a aetata on whom a copy ot this notice la to n e d within three months alter Ihe date ot the Aral publication ot thia notice must tile their claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER O F THREE M ONTHS A FTER TH E 0A1E OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T IC I OR TH IR TY DAYS ' AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the dece­ dent end parsons hiving claims or demands against the dece­ dent's estate must tile then claims with this court WITHIN THREE M O NTH S AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dote ol the first publica­ tion ol this Notice is June 11th. 1947 Personal RepreeenMtive Mery S Hodges 1011 Pebble Beach Circle E Winter Spfings. F I 327M Attorney lor Personal Representative Richard W Copeland Esquire Florida Bar No 166 174 631 Palm Springs Drive El* IIS Altamonte Springs. FL 32 701 Telephone S07/E30-7220 Publish June 12. IS, 1997 DCF-137 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I 1STH JU D IC IA L C IR C UIT. IN AND FON SSM INOLS C O U N TY , FLONIOA O I N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N CASS H O l S T - T S T - C A - t S - a BOATMEN'S NATIONAL MORTGAGE. INC F/tC/A NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS A0RIAN J MEJIA. C T AL DCFENOANT(S) N O T I C I OP A O TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV 1 SE R V IC E TO VIRGINIA B M EJIA ■hose residence is unknown it he/she/they be living, and it he/ahe/lhay ba dead, the unknown defendants who may be epoueee, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, end all par­ ties claiming an interest by. through, under or against the Defendants, who are not known to be deed ot alive, end all par­ tu s having or claiming lo hava any right, title or interest In the property described in the mort­ gage being foreclosed harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to lorecloee a mortgage end reestablish e lost note and/or mortgage on the following properly LO T tSS. BLOCK B. LAKEW OOD AT TH E C RO SSING S UNIT TWO. A C C O R D IN G TO THE MAP OR PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAOES 41 TH RO UG H 63. IN THE PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH ALL FIX­ TURES NOW AND HEREAFTER ATTACHED TO OR US ED IN C O N N ECTIO N W ITH THC PREMISES HEREIN DESCRIBED IN C LUD IN G B U T NO T LIM ITE0 TO TH E FO LLO W ­ ING SPECIFIC ITEMS WALL TO WALL CARPET THE EXPRESS ENUMERATION OF THE FO R EG O IN G ITEM S SHALL N O T BE DEEM ED TO LIMIT OR R E S TR IC T THE APPLICABILITY OF ANY OTHER LANQUAOE D ESCRIBIN G IN GENERAL TERMS O THER PROPERTY INTENOEO TO BE COVERED HEREBY hat bean Med tgainel you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. lo il on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ Plaintiffs attorney, whose address is 4600 Sheriden Slrset. Sle 400. Hollywood. FL 33021(no later than 30 days from the dais ol the lirsl publi­ cation ol this notice ol action) end lile the original with Ihe clerk ol this court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately Ihe real ter. other­ wise a delaull will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the complaint or pa lit ion Med herein WITNESS my hand and Ihe seal ol Itua Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida. Ibis 6th day ol JUNE. 1997 (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH D ISABILI­ TIES ACT. persona with disabil­ ities needing a special accom­ modation should conlacl C O U R T ADM INISTRATION, al Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-323-4330 1 800-916-6771 (TOO) or 1-B00915-8770, via Florida Relay Servica THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CO NSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORO HERALD •7-11687 Publish June 12, IS. 1997 DCF-131 p la t th er eo f as r ec o r d ed IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAOES I AND 1 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SSMINOLS C O U N TY FLORIDA, a/k/a !S4 SANO PINS C IR C L I. SANFORO FLORIDA 33773 DATED Ihie 13th day ol June, 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk ol said Court By Ruth King Aa Deputy Clerk Faber A Qitlilf. P A Suite 300 1670 Medruga Avenue Coral Gables Florida 11I4S (305) 682-4110 'Persona with a diaabWIy who need e special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at Bemvnoie County Courthouse. 301 N Perk Avenue Suite N30I. Sanlord. Florida 33771. at least five days prior to the proceeding Trie prune (407) 331-4330 e tl 4227. I -800-955-8771 (TD D) or t-800-8SS-8770 (V) via Florida Relay Service * Publish June IE . H . 19S7 O I F -212 ~ N O T IC I O F F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby gtven mat I am engaged m buemeee at 12S0 North Hwy 437, Sulla 10S, Longwood. FL 317SO. lemmata County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nemo of C H A N G ’S M APKIOO AC AO S M T O F F L. and that I intend lo regular said name with the Division of Corporations. Tallahassee. Floride. tn Accordance with the prevteiane #4 the FtetNmue Name Statutes. To-Wit: lection •45 09. Florida Statute# I S S I. Timothy B. Backus Publish June I f . 1997 OeF-221 IN T H S C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TH S I M K T H N T M JU D IC IA L C tN C U IT, IN A N D FON S I M I N O L I C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A M N O . S ? -ttiO -O A -1 4 * W SEMINOLE C O UNTY, e politics! subdivision ol ihe State of Florida Plaintiff, V. THE ESTATE OP JO E L D JE TT. TERESA A JE TT. HOWARD A JE TT. SARA ANN JE TT. FRANK DAVIO JE TT. JO HN ALAN JETT. ANO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSES OF TH E ABOVE. IF ANY. THEIR HEIRS. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. GR AN TEES. CREDITORS. LESSEES. EXECUTO RS. ADM INISTRATORS. M ORTGAGEES. JU D G M E N T C R E A TO R S . TR USTEES. UENH O LO ER S. PERSONS IN POSSESSION ANO ANY ANO ALL O TH ER PERSONS HAVINO OR CLAIM ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST BY. TH R O U G H ,U N D E R OR AGAIN ST THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS OR OTHERW ISE CLAIM ING ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN TER EST IN TH E REAL PROPERTY OESCRIBED IN THIS AC TIO N . Defandanls. N O TIC S O F A C TIO N TO S a rt Ann Ja lt. Frank David Jett. John Alan Jett, the heirs, devisees, assignees, grsatees. creditors, lessees, eaacutors. administrators, mortgagees, lodgment creditors, trustees, kenholdera. persons in posses­ sion and any and all parson* having an iniaresl in tti* Ealala ol Joel 0 Jail, deceased Y O U ARE N O TIFIED that an action lo foreclose a ben on Ihe following property In leminol* County. Florida. Degin 330 leal north o l the southwest corner ol the s a il 172 ol the NE 1/4 ol SW 1/4 ol Section 7. Township 21, Range 30 run north 70 leal thence east 110 leal thence aoulh 70 leal thence west 110 leal lo the Pnml of Beginning (less west 30 lest lor reed). Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, he* besn hied against you and you ar* required to sarv* a copy of your wntten defenses, d any. to it on ANN E C O L B Y Assistant County Attorney tor Seminole County. whole address is 1101 East First Slrset, Sanlord. Florida 32771, wilhin 30 day* alter Ihe tst publication ol Ihe notice, end hie the original with Ihe Clerk ol Ihi* Court belore service on Ihe Pleinliire attorney or immedi­ ately therealter, otherwise a default will ba entered against you for the rebel demanded in the Complaint 0ATED on JU N E Sth. 1997 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C UIT C O U R T IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oy Oailana L Taylor Deputy Clerk Publish June 12. 19, 1947 0EF-12S in t n i diction ol thra Court ar* required to tHa their objection* with this Court W ITHIN TH E LATE OF TH R EE M O NTH S AFTER TH E 0A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC S OR TMIRTV DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O PY OF THIS NO TICE ON THEM Att creditors ol the Decedent and other person* having claim* or demand* against Decedent's estate on whom a copy ot fhr* Notice is served withhtn three month* a tier the dal* at the lirsl publication et this notice must Me thou claim* with tht* Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M O NTH S AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAVE AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM All other creditor* ot lh* Decedent end person* having claim* or dentond* against the Daeandenl's aslala must til* thair claim* with tfu* Court W ITHIN THREE M O NTH S AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS ALL CLAIMS, O f UAN OS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO F IL ID WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The del* el the first publica­ tion ol ttu* Notice r* the 14th day ol Juno. 1997 PAUL W LANO. Personal Representative Attorney tor Personal Re present* In* TERRANCE H DITTM ER IS O Florida Bar (310471 Oittmer Wohtusl S Witkini P A 330 Lookout Piece Poet Office Bos 94IS 90 Maitland Florida 31794-1890 (407) 139-0009 Publish Juno 19. 24. 1997 OEF-229 IN TN B C tR O U fT C O U R T OP T N B ta T It JU 040IA L C IR C U IT OP FLORN3A N A N D POR S S M IN O LS C O U N TY JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. •7-4 4 A -C A -14-A NORW 1ST MORTGAOS. Inc . PtamliN. vs SUSAN M SOPKO. at a t. Defendant* NOTICE CP F O R E C LO S U R S SALS Notice is hereby grven m et pursuant lo the! Final Judgment ol Forsctosum deled May 30lh 1997, end entered m cm l case number 9 7 -IS 3 -C A -I4 -A ol lh* Ctrcw l Court ol the ISlh Judicial Circuit m and lot Seminole County. Florida, wherein N O R W IS T M O A TO A G i INC . is Plaintiff and SUSAN M SO PKO. la/ar* Detandanitil. I will salt to the highest and best bidder lor cash al die w ait front door ot lh* Sammoto County court­ house m Sanlord. Seminole County Flond* al I t 90 A M on the 3rd day ot July 1847. the Id Itowing described property at set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit. Lot 10. unrecorded Ptal ol WEKIVA HIGHLANDS, further described a* follows From I7i* South 1/2 m i* post ot S ECTIO N 21. TOW NSHIP IS S O UTH . RANGE 2S EAST. Senunof* County. Florida run N SS degree* 14 imnute* 30 seconds East, along the South hn* ol GOVERNM ENT LO T I. said SECTIO N 31. a distance ot IBS 00 feet, thence run North 437 SS feet, thence run S IS degree* 00 mnute* 00 seconds E . parallel with the centerline ol Stale Road 44. * distance et 140 00 teat tor * P O IN T OF BEGINNING, thence run S 44 degree* 00 mnute* 00 eecondt E 140 04 feet, thence run N 03 degree* 00 mnute* 00 second* E I I S 37 feel, thence run N SS degree* 00 mnute* 00 second* W 140 00 leal, thence run S 02 degrees 00 mnute* 00 second* W 138 37 test to the POINT OF BEGINNING S U O JE C T to an Easement tor Ingress and Egret* over the South 26 feel thereof. TO G E TH E R with an Easement tor Ingres* and Egrets over the South 26 toet ol the following described parcel From the South 1/2 m l* poet ot S ECTIO N 31. TO W NSH IP IS S O UTH . RANGE 29 EAST. Seminole County. Florida, run N 89 degrees 14 mnute* 10 second* E . along th* South bn* ol GOVERNM ENT LO T t. seat SECTIO N I t , a distance ol 19S 00 leal, thence run North 437 SS teat; thence run S S3 degree* 00 minutes 00 tycomts E 280 00 toet for a POINT OF BEGINNING, thence run 9 SS degrees 00 minutes 00 second* E 1 St 57 toet; thence run N 09 degree* 23 mnute* 4S second* W 141 16 feet, thence run N IS degrees 00 mnute* 00 seconds W 123 S2 1**1 thence run 3 02 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds W 138 37 toet to the POINT OF BEOINNING NO TE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0EBT C O LLEC TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T VOU ARE A0V1SE0 TH AT TH IS LAW FIRM IS DEEM EO TO BE A DEB T CO LLEC TO R ATTEM PTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FO R -THAT PURPOSE Dated the 2nd day ol June, 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Daputy Clark CODILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Buy Scout Boulovard Suite 450 Tampa. Florida 33807 Telaphune (813) 877-4008 CAS 497-044S2 Publish Juna 12. IS. 1997 DCF-120 Legal Notices ■ O T IC I — OP P U B LIC A U C T IO N Notice to hereby glean: Semtooto Wrecker Service will ■all at Public Auction for sal­ vage tor cash on demand to hrghM t bidder, th* tallowing described nhfetos: June SC. 1997 79 Ford Van Vtn 8 E24BHDJ1S7S Th* auction will be hold *1 12:00 pm on tit* said date* •bov*. At Sammoto Wrecker Service 2S40 S. Myrtle Av*.. Sanlord. Fla. S1T73. Prospective bidders mey tospect vohtctoc on* hour prior to solo. Term* ar* cooh or corttttod fund*. Sammoto Wrockar reserves in* right to accept or Publish; Juno 19.1997 DCF-771 N O TIC S OF P U B Lte A U C TIO N MSrsVttuD *P ttwrCwf wwlw ITwit McConnell Towmg and sod of Public Auction tor Salvage tor Cosh on demand lo highest bid­ der. the fotlewing described vehicle* 1 -4 4 7 S3 Otd4 203AK47V4D1340431 S3 Teyol JT2AL3IG4D01SS997 T -T -S T go f»m4g* IB3BC 48K8QCI 3 Tf 17 T-1 B -9 7 ST Chevy 1OC0R14Z3MSI02S3I T -tt-B T St Merc t M I BP702BKS2S0SO 7B Cadi 404TSSES3SSSS T -1 T -S 7 SO Honda JHMCB7SSILCO19SS0 73 Dai* H LS 3 0 I72439 The Auction w in 0* hofd ot 12 00 pm on said dot** above Me Conn** Towmg S Recovery 2900 Sanford Av*., S anford. FL 32773 Prospective bidder* may inspect vetocto* ano hour prior to sot*. Term* or* cooh or Cortifiod Fund*. Me Conned Towmg reserve* th* right to accept or r*t*ct m y and an bid*. Publish jun* t f .1997 DCF-327 Legal Notices FLO R ID A C A S S H O . 9 7 -7 0 0 -C A -1 4 -L COUNTRYW IDE HOME LOANS INC . FTK/A COUNTRYW IDE FUNDINO CORPORATION Pt am lift, vs MARGARET R O Z IIR (SS40M -e0-tS94). JO H N N Y ROZIER (SS SUN KNOWN), S IM IN O L I CO UN TY. FLORIDA, a Pokttcal Subdivision o l th* State at Florida. MASADA S E C U R ITY INC n/k/a MSAM. INC . AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLYWOOD. FLORlOA. INC . devisees, grantee*, creditor*, and other unknown persons or unknown ipoueee claiming by through end under any o l the above-named Defendant*. k t o l i a a to h e j e h u IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U N T OP TN B S IC N T I S N TH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT M A N O PON S S H IN O LB C O U N TY , FLO N IO A C IV IL A C TIO N CASE NO . 44 -9 8 4 S C A DIVISION 14-L NATIONSSANC MORTGAOS CORPORATION F7K/A NCNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PtOMbttt*). vs DAWN a JACKSON. *1 al. OstondanKsl N O T IC I OP FO N E C LO B U R B B A L I Nones IS H IR f O T a IVIN pursuant to a Final Judgment *4 torectoeur* dated Jun* 2nd. ISST. end enter*d m Coe* NO 94- 2904 CA *1 th* Circuit Court ot th* SIGHTS ENTH Judtetol Cucuil m end tor SSMIffOLE County. Florid* wherein NATION S tA N C M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A NCNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION i* the Ptomhft end DAWN I JACKSON. STATS OF FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF LABOR ANO EMPLOYM ENT EICUW ITV. TE N ­ A N T 41, i W l Stoven Brtvtoi TENANT Pi. n/k/a Anion Bristol ere th* Defendant*. I wto **4 to th* highest and beet bidder tor cosh ol lh* W EST FR O N T DOOR OF THE S IM IN O L I CO UNTY COUR THO USE SAN­ FORO FL0R I0A *1 I t 00 a m on th* Sth day of JULY. 19S7. th* following described proper­ ly ee set forth m soul Final Judgment FROM THS NO R THEAST C O R ­ NER OF THE NO RTHW EST t/4 OF THE S O U TH E A S T t/4 OF S ECTIO N 31. TO W NSH IP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA. NUN SOUTH SS D IO R E E S IS MIN­ U T E ! 34 SECO ND S W E S T ALONG TitE NORTH LINE OF SAID NO RTHW EST t/4 OF THS SO UTH EAST t/4 A DISTANCE OF 7S7SS FEET TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LONGWOOD MARKHAM ROAD. S A M I BEING A SS FO O T WIOE RIGHTO F-W A Y THENCE RUN SOUTH 24 DEGREES IS M INUTES 86 SECONDS EAST ALONO SAID RJQHT-OF-WAV. 19 33 FEET. THENCE RUN S O U TH EAS TER ­ LY ALONO A CURVE CONCAVE NO R THEASTER LY HAVING A RADIUS OF 9 S 1 S I FE E T. A C EN TR AL ANQ LI OF 5 OEOREEE 13 M IN U TE ! IS S E C ­ ONDS AN ARC 01STANCE OF 67 73 FEET. FOR A POINT OF BEQINNiNO, TH EN CE RUN NORTH 60 DEGREES 26 MIN­ U TE S 10 S ECO N O S EAST. RADIALLY FROM SAID CURVE 115 00 FEET. TH EN CE RUN SO UTH EASTER LY A LO N G A CURVE C O N C E N TR IC W ITH AFORESAID CURVE. HAVINO A RADIUS OF 627 St FE E T. A C EN TR AL ANGLE OF 4 0EQREES 42 MINUTES 21 S E C ­ ONDS. AN ARC DISTANCE OF IS 02 FEET. A CHORD BEARING OF EO UTH I t DEGREE I I MIN­ U TES 24 SECO ND S EAST. TH EN CE RUN SO UTH 15 DCQREES 47 MINUTES 22 S E C ­ ONDS WEST. 135 FEET. THENCE RUN NO R THW ESTER ­ LY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE N O R TH E A S TE R LY HAVINO A RADIUS OF 9 S 2 S I FEET. A C EN TR A L ANG LE OF 4 DIO R EES 42 M INUTES 2S S E C ­ ONOS. AN ARC DISTANCE OF T » 11 FEET, A CHORD BEARING OF 13 DEGREES 61 MINUTES 24 SECONDS WEST. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING TOGETHER W ITH THE FO LL0W INQ PERSONAL PROPER­ TY RANOE. REFRIGERATOR W ITNESS MY HAND end th* seal ol IMa Court on JUNE 3rd. 1947. (SEAL) Maryann* More* Clerk at lh* Circuit Court By Jane E. Jeeewio Deputy CieVk Echevarria. McCall*. Raymer. Barrett A Frspf-ter Post Oltlc* Bos 3410 Tampa FL 33801 F94104801 N O TIC E In accordance with lh* kmertcin* Disabilities AeL per­ son* needing a special accom­ modation to participate in this proceeding should contact lh* individual ot agency sending nolle* not later than eaven (7) day* prior to th* proceeding at the address given on the notice Telephone 407-3234330 eal 4227; 1-800-955-87/1 (TOO) or I -800-818-17 70 )v). via Florida Rafay Service Publish June 12. IS. 1997 0EF-129 CLASSIFIED ADS IB TM I CIRCUIT COURT Rl A R C POR NOTICI OP FONICLOSURB BAAS N O T IC I to hereby given that the undersigned Clerk at lh* Circuit Court *1 Seminal* County. Fiend*. wiN on the Sth day of JU L Y I M 7 . it 11 H a’ctoek A U al the West Front door at th* Seminal* County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, offer foe ttto and **H at public autery la lb* highest and best ■adder lor cash, th* M o w in g described property situate m Senvnoto County. Ftond* Lot I . Block B. BAN LANTA. according to th* Ptal thereat a* Recorded m Plat Book 3. Pag* SO. at the p Hbhc Record* al tananato County Ftond*. pursuant to th* Final Judgment entered m a ease pending m *e*d Court, th* atyto et which to Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 407/322*2611 407/831-9993 1IVATE PH IVATI PARTY RATES i. ,«»,,••*•* - J J t s tins 14S8MM09B CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS Tissssullunmn.......... Ms sites M A H .IM P .ll 1 s s b s m b Mvb Itews............ -S 1 .M site s 1 Hate......... a,,,,*,«,MiMi..|t-4l b Itaa MONDAY ten mOAV Rites its | ClOtfO SATURDAY A SUNDAY • U te s s I NOW ACCEPTING SchedUtog mo* nckat* Rs m m fh*4w al *10 cm* of an addtamet «*y Cancel who* you gd teauka Pay onfy tor Bays yaw ad run* al iM* aainad Uaa M deaci pawn let tooted re*via Copy mud kdew acvapfaaia typogtephcal tom -Commercial kaquanty idea art mafabto d e a d l in e s Tuesday d ry Fitoay 12 Nam The Day Bator* Puhkcjoan Sunday I I NoonFialey A D JU S TM E N TS ANO CREDITS: In Ui* event at m error Ist m ad, • w Sanford Harold wUI be rteponaJM* tar lh* Br*l Insertion only and onfy to th* aatanl ot I M cost at that Inaartton. Pteas* chock you* sB tor accuracy th* tin t Bay B run*. 12— Ektorty Car* 27— flu rM ry A Child C m L O T I OP LOVB S ear* to gfv* your tovod on* et our homo Kswtoamf prtv room S29-711S HBAATHCARB A RBNAB C an ■ T N B O M C U TT C O U R T OP T N B tO T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. M A R B POR SB IS N B A S e C U R T V , SBNBR AL J U N 140497IO N DIVTStON C ABB NOi 9 7 -a a S -C A -f 4 -A M OUNTAIN STA TIS m o r t g a o b c i n t i r s use PLAINTIFF VS PETER J MARZO. E T AL DEFEND ANT(S| N O TIC E OP A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E SBNVtCB TO PETER J MARZO whoa* rasidanc* i* unknown if he/ih*/th*y be bvmg. and it he/ahe/thay be dead, the unknown defendant* who may be spousal, heir*, deti****. grant***, assignees, lienors, creditor*, trustee*, end all partie* claiming an mleraal by through, under or against the Defendant*, who am not known to ba dead ar aima and aM parha* having ar claiming to hava any right, into or inter** t m the property described a the mort­ gage being foreclosed herein VO U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to toreciosa a mortgage end reestablish a tost not* and/or mortgage on tho following properly TH AT CERTAIN CO NDO M INI­ UM PARCEL NHOWN AS UN IT NO 1044. LA K t LO TU S CLUB II. A CONDOMINIUM AC CO R D ­ ING TO THS PLAT THERCOF. AS R ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES 4-S. O F THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORlOA ANO AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE CO M M O N E LEM E N TS ANO COM M ON EXPSNSIS APPUR ­ TENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO S U B ­ J E C T TO (H E C O VEN A N TS . C O N DITIO N S. RESTRICTIO NS. TER M S AND O TH E R PROVI­ SIONS W ITH ANO S U B JE C T TO TH E CO VEN AN TS, C O N D I­ TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO O THER PROVISIONS OF TH AT DECLARATION OF C O N ­ DOM INIUM OF LAKE LO TU S C LU B II. A CONDOMINIUM. AS C O N TA IN ED IN O FFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1142. PAGES 13T3 - 1412. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA, AND ANY AMENDM ENTS TH ER ETO ha a bean Med againal you and you. ar* required lo aarv* a copy of your wrttl*n dalanaea. it any. to it on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plainlitr* attorney, whole addret* It 4400 Sheridan Street. St* 490. Hollywood. FL 3302t(no later than 30 day* Irom the data ol th* first publi­ cation ot this nolle* of action) and Me the original srilh the clerk ot thia court either before aarvtce on Plaintiff* attorney or immediately theraaftar. otherw lte a default will bq antered again*! you tor the reliaf demanded in th* complaint or petition tiled herein W ITNESS ury hw'd and lh* aeal ol tfu* Court al SEMINOLE County, Florida, thia Sth day of JU NE. 1997 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT CO UR T BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AM ER ICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. person* with diaabtlHies needing a special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T ADM INISTRATION, al th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407-323-4330. 1* •00-986-1771 (TDD) or 1-604945-8770, via Florida Rtlay Sarvta* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE P U B ­ LISHED ONCS A W EEK FOR TW O C O N S EC U TIV E W EEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORO HERALD Pubtiah Juna 12. IS. ISS7 DEF-132 ----------------------- m tar oil raw* for afterschucf •SO W ITNCBS my hand and efbctol ••*1 at aart Court this 3rd day ot Jun*. tSS7 *11 you are s person with dissbdity who needs m y accom­ modation m order to participate to this proceeding, you era enti­ tled el no coal to you. to th* provision ol certain assistance Pleas* contact Court administrator, 341 N Park Avenue Sun# N301. Sanford. Florida 32771. (40f) 323-4330 i4237. Withm 3 working days of your racaipt at this fnolic# af F-.iactoturt Sale) if you ar* hear mg unpaired call 1-100••S-B771. it you ar* vaiea - W a i ted. ca* 1 409-9(4 B770 * (C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE C LER K OF THE C IR C U IT COURT By Jan* I Jose me Deputy Cttrk ATTO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hoech. J r . fsquu* Butler. Me DoneId Moon A Hosch l i t ! I Robot ion Street Orlando Florida 12801 It9 a 1407) 898-4400 Pubhah Jun* 11. f t 1997 0 E F -I2 2 NAPPY Pro Battota PLUS a caring MW Fnod yd. maafaYan* Ra*sonata* rat** Wkrnds too >34-4124________ 14— Bingo YOu too count am lOOOt cf U S Fun bu* rate w h o m Tampa f a l ­ sa 77 DAY 4 M T1 etG hot tales * tS M 224- FUN, LOVP4Q. S A F I , M car* lor your cM d I n i . w iw NWS pantSnq 220-4791 AL04417 FV* RESPECTED | bureau tor MM 1-400023-4477. W M 41, W F to party Ty s b d ktmgb S7t 3 M 7 . 77 SINGLE 77 F U U FtQUHfD LAMES . M IC H E L L E l tSOUIC I aceOete Pre scTYx* program DaPylHourty WopoR ’* » * PvafdtM P T 6 77T spares eveOatee C a l about t n murib* p i n e ___________ N I -F M 4 MARTA S DAYCARE Baby l tool Pro School L A K I MbRV U C 9394-7 322 0004 ‘ 55— Business O pportunities Legal Notices N O T IC a op p tc rm o vB n a m b None* ia hereby »tv*n that l am engaged m buemeee d I I I (a q l* Av*. lo ngw o od. FL. 22764 Sommate County. Florida, under the Fietittoue Name of SUPERIO R SSRVtCS AND IN S TA LLA TIO N , and dial I attend lo re*.alar said naan with th* Oiviaien af Corporation*. Taaahaaaa*. Florida, m accordance * « toe prevwtent ol to* Fictitious Name Statutes. Te-Wit: Section M 5 0*. Florid* Statute* ISSt. David W Robert* Publish June IS . 1947 D f F-224 P/T W ORKm ok* graat tS S 1 Demo quaery Aachen toot* wf t o Pampered Ch*4 f a deter* (407) 794 7994 WORK FROM HOtaB CoeTta iiR tot. awn to 230OWS m*e n g brae BM-BBSS Bet. 84S YOUR CMd* RADIO SH OW * C FL rates deeon haa m km* tor rare C a i 407 323 1400 61— Money to Land SSSSSOST C A S H N O W t U lT * X you ar* facarvtng payment bom no is toemam a r w t y ee workers oenp 772-442* AM ER ICAN AUTO T IT U LO ANS YUu keep car no crersr. chock 322-1147 longwood JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER.. M OOHtS TNB O t A O iJ N t FOR N E jrrm ra CLASSIFIED AOS Register Today F L O R ID A TECHNICAL COLLEGE Orange City Campus Classes Forming Now •Medical Office Specialist ■• Computer Drafting & Design • Computer Electronics Technician 2487 S. Volusia Avenue, Orange City (H V J T7 92 Ne u To Jade C.trtlfns) (904) 851-0882 Financial aid available) lor those who qualify. Career assistance available. ACICS ACCREDITED MEMBER I CELEBRITY CIPHER by L u is C a m p o s Caueiey Cafwr crytaugiam* w* created from quorums by pe<a*s bad and p m M Each Wiar at da c«h*i itends Nr T o e , i d a O rguaii U ‘ R O S C K A Z B E K H B A Z E A A U H O Y R A H D X Z H X R Z . ' - V H B C Z . ' R O S C K A Z B Y D E A Q O A AKZ N Y E A Q D W Z V Z A U Z Z D P V W A H B YE YE QO P Q W G A Y H D . ' — V Z B R Z . PREVIOUS SOLUTION *Thg thing you havo to be prop, Unda Ronstod?f p*op<* don 1 *lw*V* d,#am /our dreafTi O 1997 by NCA. toe t| I �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday. June 19, 1997 - SB 71— Help Wanted -G E N E R A L labor— GRAND OPIN IN Q II WORKTOOAV N O TOOAV LABOR READY opens lor I m Im ii 71— Help Wanted Must have good orgam/anonal •tea. tome ctoneal. and good j o e f o r to u t just Cato Never a Feel MCI I I a b etter n rrs* a /F iu N a Reputy e< poratng « M » > a search or computer Meraie mdhnduar »nowtedge o f A f I A H Must know « n M t Moderate com­ puter nuts hetpM Fteitxe u m Wi M U plan M 4 6633 c r lO O W j” # _______________ AO M M snunvi n W NBfWUNBi Napiay a i pendag oduxtry a oearcti ol convuior Morale individual unuatedge t f A M A H Uuet tnow n r d w t Uodarala com­ puter *adi netohx fr om tfwdto* 401k plan » 4 M S cravfRS AG CARRIERS, IN C . •NtW PAYPLAM! * lay Over P«n* te tS fe p F n * *i Day ok lor 7 0ey« O ur •40111F « r • « A Ciait A COL req r w a Ca* Sam to 5pm 1*00474 9080 Mara-FrlOWy IQ S U l 0EFARTM6NTS 8 House u rp n g Breaatesi server* ,»Jr& y peraon Houseman uemenanc* and Ownwaarw* Apery n peraon Man on Cowl .401 IM twemenonei Pkwy . jes Mary 444 1000___________ .. . . Fa need a dental •rartiam who • canrg a rwa a MM B a rte n d e rs WOO It A T B U S Y A M P O ffT J e rry i C aterer* 323-0345 Cabinet Cashlers/Counter Person Work el S u s y Airport — Wa are hiring Friendly a Courteous Poopte Compel Rive Wages. Jerry * Caterer* 323-0345 CASHMR9, WAREHOUSE V , c o i Dnrvtrta a Pa* an SCO TTY* 700 French Ave Sadurd N O TIC E moms Ca4 J2481QQ PRWAT1 H O W . Clean A con gentel workmg common* Wa need an sap cook 1 2 M daya/ a*, tor preparing nwata In ad­ vance Eiceaam pay tor gustled peraon HaaMi can A rata neceaaery Send raaume to Btete Boa R. P O noa 19B7. ttetert. FH2772-1AA7________ ■ X P tfW N C IO LAWN never needed F/T IM * put bene «M 407- M l 4221___________ F/T OR PFT AIRVtR WUmad 1304pm Mon tel E M pre- boom u team more about *w toeowmg employment opportu* 9500 DOWN— WHY RENT? Whan you can own fa t 3 bdm home w/ G U k. new part t car­ pet? Aik about HUO homed The ISMman Group, Inc. Oats Entry Secretary 2 BORM it Quiel neighborhood. UOIVmon 4 9200 o p 322 1*97 4J0HT Mourraui* dler 1100 pm.________________ Auto l 2 BEDROOM 1 1/2BATH UMOMRWUBL m» I 5425/dip No Pats General iaaemtxy map Cook w w f e e s ? 5 F R A W BENOER WANTED tor OEM Manna Canvas COL On*327 1I2S____ Front D ttk Clerk A Relief Audit Apply m person: __ Day Inn, Sanford Gnu Cook/Krt Prep C o m p e t it iv e W a g ­ e s J E R R Y 'S C A T E R E R S 3230345 HOME CLEANERS Car A Start 96 Tltor. TOJ. i a must. U l 434] HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A BeteMJ and taedng hotel ■ Nrmg tor »w M o a ra poateon* Hnjae person and Mtotenanre Technroan Apply ai person to Hoaday inn i p m a 1750 teal CutonwiOme SO* ORUOFREE WORK FIACC. H O TEL OPPO R TU N ITIES. A beauthj a aacwng ratal to catad near UCF m rvmg tar Pw toaowmg poateon* Cooat Bartenders Cocktai Service* F/T A PIT Eaperwnra a pAja but w* »a a |7 IO*v Ca* John *34 7968_______________ LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR WAATM SMUIAtlCa AMO M1K PUMP Okva *aa M A 4 W AeatyM taaiaerrDme LAUNOWY MAT ATT!NOANT E«p IS2S.Hr P'T Apply laundromat (Wa» Mad Plata) 3649 H«vy 17 92 Sanford in/ lake Mary A C alourAlamonte Spnnga to acheduteanappt eu tot toe « 4 f I m ____ * A — ■— 1 * 4 ------ a - -A rw ip i T in iv a i l \ \ < 7/,'K NEW REMOOEL RE PAM Door*, aandem*. carpantry. u tn g idKka Acowraw 323-4432! S f O Batni CBCtKASO PHONE PROS (407)771 IBORER FOR CERAM K tfop veer Eipenerved preferred ■d yam Ca* 9313141 LPtFF/T A FFT 10:11. •MR Come and be a pert at m ouliianrang team of Nkfte* at M a r y Minor, a tupenor rated nuramg taewry tor me a* a Charge Nurae Drug free noruptace program l t d Employer corv led *a AOON at 407 4M-442* IPW-F/T A P/T ieilpn*4:4Aain AMR Come and be a part of ow outtlandng teem of Nurae* M Dabary Manor a tupenor rated tatted nuramg feoery tor me at a Charge Nurae helpfu Orua tme ■orapuce program ( t o Employer conMC1FW AQQN R 4Q7 4M 4429 M A IN TE N A N C E Camp groundta noe rental Soma aWdncel A ptonorng v*Ar) FDl wemenda regwred 0*1322-4470 tar mtervw M A IN TEN A N C E E m m carpsrery dymel. part mg A pAmavng * « * . Oreen anod ve st 31* Montrt Coal IS M Mary 323-1*77__________ M AN AO EW N T COUPIA Eg) mapt management A a p a rt Ine-m, tu g . A tode *>7-7001 iTeMre ___ N Q rtL «7 JS 7 -il»l__ EARN A CAR. Buy A Be* T W eeroare. FT-PT Mgnt. T Free Tramtng. Oreet U . rwa. 321-4471 MERRY M AO* I Car A mauranra Naadad WaatendtFWEl M l S3** ReekJentlei Ckeening MOLLY M AD ■ I ---------F/T •M Y ■A-Aem. era Tram. 407-797-m P/T SACRETART Mutl haw aane. 1* or oner, catuar tmoaVknoua K x n 330 0757 MF. noal Part ame evenmg»2S hour* Qred 2nd fob. longwood area Earn S300<n«a*ry 263- Celllng Rapalr EMPLOYMENT uge P OPCOR N CEILIN G REPAIR People 447->39-11*1 R IG H T H AN D MAN N E E D S YOU1 S PaM Deify S Wtatkera cart pad boramf Apply mady to aan between Sam Asm 1208 Hay 17*2. d FI WORKING SUPERVISOR SFM TO 2:30AM ST.SOrMr. a I F R A N K L IN I lAefnte w n c * *vee- me. 407-42*-777* K ALIS REP* we need you to give you me cfwnce to b>Ad a near eiwtonce to tala* of ra^yi euaShr MArWa and Champagna to PA*mo cutaomare VOu can earn a good wom# ON OOtMO TRA/NWOh * ygu are *wt peraon mol can do me rob FAX reaimw to 407 33*-17*1 M CURfTY OFFICE R * 4 J C ~ Unarmed. FT/TT Sanford area t*cf< Bro*M S»ue 994Qn* Salary « bonus anti baaed Mortgage Co Oey'evea. A awaaend poaeona aval Ca* lardy Htnpwan 7*74270 T o i l COLLECTOR tames* Ful A part ame Cal tor rtom won *07 *34 *397 TRULY NOLAN PCST CONTROL tnapaciort tor ’ * VoL.ua Counae* reap nee Oawi benetta A company vetode prowiad Ap­ ply 3427 S Orlando Or. Sanfea_ V A C A T IO N S IPMEUEVABLS f a o u o e i UNeCUEVABlE COMMlSSIOM EVEMNOS ONLVLONOWOOO S70PCR0CAL EXFf RIENCE flfOUlREO _____ g m i H - i t N _____ AWtFT CONCRETE 1091A3A HOME REPAIRS, A IL TYPES Oona Eipartly A Ralaity Can Caaay 321-7*97 J. W. RUCKER i >4 Hi. Ave. A Oram Cleaning (Uc CFC) 407-2*94429 278-Home Improvemgnt* 296-Pressure 270-Drywall CALL ROBERT 328 9333 DRY WALL -STUCCO Rapaat Wal A Ca<ang Tartuea MatcTwd Poecom 322433* 264- Clock Rapalr 271-Electrical ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED Orandamer. Wal. Manna A Cuckoo 407 322 332* MYRIAD ELICTTeCAl CONTRACTORS Rettomaal/commarcial Uc «ER 001429/ toebondad Cal (407) 713-4552 2 6 5 -C a rp titry NEED a REASONABLE CARPENTER7 Cal Juttm today 3274063 4CBCC24I03 CARPENTER AI Huma rapavs. parting A ceramic Me Richard Oroee 3218972 DAVD GREEN CARPENTRY Home anpnvemetm . mveal repeas, kchne 320-1915W 7 5204 NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK'* ELECTRIC 407-3214731 Uc. ER000292I/Over 39 Yra. 272-Constructlon Raliabla/rsaaonabt* builder, eip m F I Ouar aort Al types of canal. 1BC024103 324-47*0 274-Fenc# 266Carpet/lnstallations CALL US tar al oi you carpal ag and k x r covanng needs. ca rpet u u oetiCT Btaaoo ■ M M a e M M e H a M H O r t e r t 266-Cleanlng ______ Service*______ HOUSCCLEATUNO-OapandiCXa. honasL One ame a awaWy Cal tor free atbmate barawan E2, M F. 3214712. •AW CLEAMNO: 1224S0S Domeatlc to Ortlcea/Buainaaaas. Wa do me job rtght KATHY* KLEANtNO-Raix) awym o. rental deervuuta It yrs. sap ♦ rata 330-S2A3 NORTH SOUTH FENCE Same* In*U FCuatom Detnn , Frea ait Loin* 314-3904 t P E C U ia -t O m U tone# r ^ D4Bt. pftvicv tence msuli. A gates Fra* atemeta* IOS-2335 276-Handy Man 5 STAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpan­ try. aiec. mol A yard Work Ouar. Uc. 321-4*2* MORRIS CONSTRUCTION Tree «vc carpantry. L hading, odd (oCt 5 more No fob too amal. Fra# atamawa 374 0621 OAVOJLEY CONSTRUCTION lie: COCQ97S39 320-7202 UTTON-S Handyman A Clean­ ing Svcs. No rob too tmaAbrg Free ad. 24 hr arc 6370118 279- lrrtgatlon/Repalr RAP4MAKER H M m S S Repavs A totlalaaon Fraa athmatot Cal 444-4374 280- Laundry Service M AR Yl LAUNORY SERVICE I amah A iron. Pickup A 284-Lawn Service A BETTER CUT. Sr DISC. Weak by Weak . Raalter cute. Free Eat Uc. 593-1464 Cantrai Florida Learn ManagementCompieie lean care Free euvnaiet 2*042*9 291-Painting BRUNNEU. PAINTING. 21 Yra (9300496) ConavRewdensal Carpentry Repay*. VYaa paper. PkKMMWg ......322 2591 COMM.RESIO with * yr Warranty A Power Waah. Call Antoal 330-4291 FRANK BARNHART Palming Plua Praaaura Cleaning. Ua/ Me. BMee 1*70.333-11*3__ LARRY S PAINTING Painting A prettura cleaning Uc/lna Free tm 303-1337 S T A R T TO D A Y A AE7T 297-Plumbing CHARLES 0. (Dan) MALLH BuAdar. C8COS729S. Rea/ Comm, ramodaf. addbone. re­ pea MC. VISA . 407-320-1741 tor Save 3244100 ------------CtfW fiW f______ 276-Handy Man Anymmg you need lie A tn» MC/Vlaa. Free eat *72-52*0 ---- -- - -a WARCHOUSCANETAUER 0 rowing company, vertical 269-Concrate 107-324-1 »4* Oeiand *04- 739-10*4 ■ « -« - / 1 — neip vvameo B R .4 M .n ie i Let A Professional Do It! 252-Add ition * A Rem odeling a. BCCUfVTY OFFICER joe Trammg Anned A Unarmed Brandy A Aeeee- 934-7*44 U l s i i>'\ I s \/ Garage. C/MA, perch. 987,000. are tutted to the Fedaral Fee Houtmg Ad. wfach makes * Aegai to advorhae any praferance. KmiUlton. or dwenmmaaon bated on race, cothandeep. la- C E LEB R A TE SANFORD Sanford C M c Center 12 - 1 pm ELECTRICIAN nance* Tacftmawi * «* ) « per*on to MoSdey *in Sated Qrtendn fa n UCF 1212S tochtoe OrtemtoEOC ORUOFREE WORKPLACE fe sang A o ilMtng C toeomtmem U 4-9100 •FRIDAY* DOCK WORKER Trainee 16410. lead A UMeed Trucks! FCC Bm. Pee; 49T-MM9BT Hsadad tor SpsoaMy ve» " w U t r t m Uualbave 181— Appliances A Furniture Fo r Sale 141— Hom es For Sate 9 Mjal t a n p A ceiaAed « danui eaaiaang A radotogy *•4. Tuea. wed. A Thuralm nxrv/atnna mutt be up to date Oood pay tor quatlWd peraon Send returns to Sard Boa R P O Boa IAA7. Sanford. F I M772 1997__________________ we Tran* lt«M r. Sega Ma» P's*** apply x i a ____________________ AUTOMOTTVS O ETAKJR S iantortlongwoi Goodocomel . Be"**** Altar 90 Oaya r»fn *oot Ate. *Qt W W 1 AVON (A N N TO 9 « \ COMM rial Mrs. tenet 2 3 1 -litl tad. 103— HousesUnfurnished y^a ^ rWeBTTCT rwnMrni I YMBTk IIM APPLY AOHESIVES ASSISTANT MANAGERS Sam 'Vxxjy Sammore Town* Clr K I T ’N* C A R L Y I.K ® hy Ijtrry W right FEELS U K E A NEAL H O M I C u n c A i ptt Fooigo Compa ny aeokmg dMei onenMd parton tor order procetewaatee • W r t Computers*) necea-* » » F«a mawne 407-3300147 In r a iif S French Ave’ 71— Help Wanted 93 Room s For Rent CLEAN I d 177 ■* Pay done, e x d y ' SSS3 *y*oot_ FUWN ROOM - 540YW Re a l •SANFORO i n New cwpst wid hMVKMtAVfN 3/2 w/ d a rts Mtecnus M7WW79 Mi •SANFORD i n Apt Cow peso. CM/A. new carpel 9829/3350 Jim Oeyte or Cerate OePtete. 323-2499 t tenaham fteeby WE NEED HOLME* TO R E N T LONGW OOOAAKE MARY 1/1 Near YMCA A LMHS n o d ae* IBA.500 3397728 Near Airport. 2/1 Home on 1/3 sere ♦ 1,100 aq ft bldg 969 000 Mutt ee* 352 3831997_________________________ NEAR OSTEEN Nice an w rvc* pOorhood w/ seat achooto .500 Ca* 322 3159_________ POOL* 1 BORMtGred Are* Famify mom. Fenced yd. ^ Oniy >*4,999 2397*fa S n d l a r t y plane and u uao 9*6-190 a week 32*4985 PRIVATE LONGWOOO HOME Fum cae*s. A C 9*0Weak 950/ am Phone 93442*7__________ tiOOkec FtA house pnv WemanOrywr >31 3191 ROOM* FOR RENT 9J0Gmon JIOG dap pay* al i cal 321-7354 SANFORD Roommate to tnart •■pantat I Lg brkm wr beev cabw iv e r t A U pnv. a d utweek 5380 mon Sacunty (top Cal tor data*. *75*986 or pgr 4163927 taeve mowar or 99— Apartments Unfurnished Wa 324-9*17. AH HE ATI 2 Bdrm Ap4 W 2nd •* CAM.Carpeted, Steve, rebte. 39AAWO KY Mip B M W MARINER S VILLAGE u w t *d * 1 aonu |4io m o 2 aOPM 547PMO AND UP 323-S670 ROSELEA W L A 9 an HUOOKAV 4*7-33*4*33 1 1/1. no ( e N M i . 330G mon BOM e c 322 3342 tANFORO in VERY CLEAN. Newly Renoval ad Move to *e H IM 3»1-*7ee SANFORD Very race 2-Bfl tor retreat Near U Monroart */ Mai 94SQmo 321-8757 STUOlb APT. SANFORD U 25m m . water o d . angle peraon, NO PETS 323-0631 TOWN CENTRE APART* 5300 Borkit Money on Ib d m Pteate ca* to quabTy 322- 10D— Condom inium Rentals A MOVE M BPf OALft 400 tq 5 l i d 9265 A MONTH OThee Storage 321-0120 or 3332554 OWNER Ftoanc*. 16.000 doart 4/1 U 4 J N MOOCH LAKE 3/2 tpte plan, garage deck 171.900 COUNTRY Calais L 3 - 1 83 a a at. K . da. toto » 129.500 PRE-Fore d osure. 1/4 acre, pnv •a n f o r o an Dteand TotaPy ramodeitd CHr A new cwpai lg to n porch AMcruMfy no down! 949Gt4cn 333-3790 ___________ 3/2-1105 W 3rd Sr CH/A Secvrty Sy« Fr pic. Fed yd W20 ____ X 34work P op EXTRAS 950k Cal kkke 2*39ANFORO HMTORtC OtST. 4 PlEX Newly renovated By ^ ^ ■ 9 1 1 9 6 9 0 . 221-479*. W W T1R SPRINGS 4/3 O V A --- - - - a ------------- « --- -a >•/prvyjptea gi/ mQB fnCQ fO FiO down. tSAOmion 333-3750 TOWNHOUSE. y i . pnvala back yard 9525 Cal 322 2362 1 ACRES M •ANFORO’ ” ” ZONED O C -1 1199.00* St John* rtew/ry 1229123 RE*. LET. Beg Oaks 1 29 Ac* MteonvBo Rd Near Aaport 996.000 332*171 or 332-6455 to 157— Mobile Homes For Sale PARK AVE. MOSKC PARK Hornet 93 000 M 000 Sal Up Foanong OUKT1 322-20*1 C A R R IA G E C O V E 24i44c an 93 Palm Spnnga doubte root, ratted F I room, carport W O a tfad 117^00 302-Roofing NEW R O o rm a a r e p a m s licAne. Fin. Avail. Free I d DLW. Pooling: 2*0*218 DOLAN ROOFING lit . RC0042794, Free Eat. Ra Roofing * Repairs. Par 997-4120 ■ YATES ROOFING since 1920 Church A Sr. Diac. 3rd. Gan. 323-1449 305— Secretarial & Typin g 319— Upholstery MEL S UPHOLSTERY A CRAFTSMAN WOODWORKING 30 yr* ejp. 331-40*4 Advertise Daily In All 3 Publications Sanford Herald • Bargain Hunter • Lake Mary Life A 3-Line Ad Averages $46.00 / month *Call Today! Classified Dept. 322-2611 * 9 week IPy No paper*, aip rider. 11200/ 0 8 0 CM (352) 742-7209 RldteaU ed Au* 19 yra of prof troemg E tommag Hot. cotd. i corrocdvo tnoeag C M 996-2997_________ 207— Jew e lry J4L Fine Mhx Jywek Rapeir Custom Dearth. I late 407 317-0031 211— 4 Ram Sm Store Antique! an tludto. item glata. turn rehrv ith , great npoeiy* Downtown Ortedo 386-8822 ANTKJUt Taking Up spaee? ■roadway LEtye Can 9*0 them. 219— Wanted to B uy CLEAN NEWSPAPERS Akim. Can* Copper f r e e * Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 919 W. FlreMB/F 8-8. 9eL»-1 223— Miscellaneous Call Carriage Cove 323-S160 231— Cara For Sale 159— Reel Estate Wanted 1979 DOOOE Man Van I ton ml 380 motor 92 OOGobo Cal O v &1 or Kart m 1220177 160— Buainesa For Sole LIMOUSINE BUSINESS DeBary to Oeiand area 919k k* price Includes Lincoln tmo and ye*ow page ada 290-7385 19*1 CAPRICE CLASSIC 9400 Cam Only CaStor M X 322 :3091 19*9 COUGAR Auto. M. AC. M power MUST SELLI $700 ton 329-B368, toovo meaaaoe TIRED OF PAYSta high **? Ca* FRED I have toe cto for you. Cato 230-3094. 235— Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale It** FORO F2S0 LARUT 4X4 9 SPEED. ArC.V*. NEW TIRES 93975 Cai 299 7385_________ 1994 CHEVY 910 Pick up 5 Speed AJC. bed tea 95985 Cal 298-7396_________________ t r u c k e d x Akanmyn damond piste. Fka am 910 type*. &mo old. 9135 330-9007 238— Vehicles Wanted 163— Waterlront Property For Sale A n y concktion-AJI ca sh (407) 699-6593 LAKE MARY lg 2 bdmv2 bath, a d n U cerkng tan. apmktort. 9*4 500 FSBO 330*292 9ANFORO-9 wooded acre* on lake Sylvan *200 000 W Ua tc/owafci Realtor 322 7983 SANFORO Assumable 7% Great caah Bow. *59 900 Cai 931 0432 days or 330 8444 • Srrg/e Story Design • No One Beiow or Above • Energy •Efficient Studtoe • Frtonrfy O n S4* Menagemenl • Furndfied or Unfunkt/ied Studtos • Etoctnofy Furnished In Shakos On/y CASH 999 P A d For Junta Cats. Trucks 4 tatasef k» p AAicwcA BgAuTirm m vm 241— Rec. Vehiclea/Cempers For Sale CAMP FOR 19 00 A NTGMT -Natural* Salting Quiet * Secluded 352-739-0441 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale • Dining Room Table CHERRY WOOD Oval 72' w/leaf a 6 pluah upholatered choir*. Never opened. 9till boxed.. Coot $2400. Soil S7S0. Matching Cherry coffee 4 end table*, tell $250. 677-1426 STUDIO 1 BEDROOM 323-3301 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3291 S. SANFORD AVE, SANFORD 17-111 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 3-piece. 871 Length. 6 ft lan Groat cond 3230120 anytime LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE Al new 6 chair Orm. Stock Leather tola w/2 black racknera. King/ tui sue beds, tic 3233445. ait 202. anytime______________ v »• e-^/Ae //> |\ %m t Inhi / ifn3 - lt . A I | j / r - i/ ii iW f liV - 3 FAMILY YARD SALE Frt 8 Sat. 31. Btoyctes. him, clothings, tow. 8 loti morel 1020 Upeato Rd. Sanlort GARAGE SALE 2 and 3 Bedroom 314— Swim m ing Pool Services CARL S POOL RENOVATION Wa do acrylic decks, (tool decks, mardto A diamond brtgM.30 yra Ramodeiing. 10% Sanlor CMUan Oiacounl Uc/Bondad.407-120-7310 201— Horses FREE PAGERS Fro* Racryvtwo g um cent *9*6ma Cat 407-bBI-9434 large Acreage SudaOtetor Sub(Bvwion Extebng. planted, road homage * ameer a plus Feel Ctoaog. Caen WttarCaAFai Aianec Lind ConauMnn. Inc 1955 South Woodand Bhrd Oatand. a 32720-7998 (90S) 734-7343. F ii (904) 7347345 ltd Free (999) 836 5203 1 - 2 ***•/ THOrSE ASSOC. Can. F I. toe. PARALEGAL Lagal doc prep Adoption, bankruptcy, drvorce. contracts, wau. ncorporabona. . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . i..4*^^BaT^*aBa FREE TO OOOO HOME BMOogpuppM* * MI-1470 24 ■ 40c V2 80 Skykne FL Room Carport 918.900 165— Duplex For Sale Deck! *Waika ■ Orhreamyt STEAM FACTORY 324 7686 BE AGLE/CHOW M U 12 wkt Cu m * brofy thott * wormed $25 00 C al 321 506* 12x92 2/1 90 manatee W .O . lg 1 LAND WANTED <^cnUi C leaning Cal tor Tree eoemaie hotwoon 4-2, M F M l 4712 199— Fate A Supplies FOR SALE STEVEN MHO LI­ BRARY OckxJea 39 bookxpeper beckherd cover 1200 0 6 0 3232012 Ask tor Be__________ NEED 1-40 ACRES CHEAP! Prater hgnway homage a CR 40 are*. E or W Cai Jed 987 1933 ACCESS TO DOZEN* of unatl ed hornet wan no reaaor comnwaon 80D70*8478 Pressure Cleaning e te ttlA O W B O n jO ^^^^ Antlqua/Collectlbles 141— Hom es For Sete Free eat Uc/lna. 331-4123 1 9 1 -B u lld ln g Materials 153— Acr*age Lot For Sale CASSELBERRY M I OfhcW wemheuea. 1/3300*% FT A/C. truck access, ht-doora. 11.950 Mo. 330-2422. Don 000-4019 after tern, I B U Y H O U SES! i n LAKE Front, frpic. tern porch, covered parking 5880r mon Iv meet 868 9190________ DELUXE Scuba OMng K EM C O watorcootod" compreteor. 5000 pai-12 dm-tO ho 3ph Etoctoc motor VT-1010 *12.995 Speoai 9* 995 Kemeo 407-322-1230 I ' A I 11 O M l f » M N I Jk **t 44» i'l ' ».*• • 1 I . I 1 I 71*4 127— Storage/Off ice ______ For Rent______ EXCHANGE or S E U . YOUR Property located wrywhark' INVESTORS REALTY 774 5*19 X3YLLWk.DC an Obi gar. poat. tone*, carpel, cenmc E hard­ wood Itoora. lovely home, prime area Reduced 991.900 329914A'323-3*00________________ MONTHLY PL 947% Brand new art home* No aovn lor quaahad buyers M OV! IN THIS MONTH) Ca* Mchaaa Andrews al 3398731pgr 8397250 187— Sporting G oods never put up. 40X32 M l S*3«0 now *3690. 50X90 we* 61.470 now 16,770 Other straight wait avaftaOM OFFICE/RETAA Space Sentort H0< balhc *25 «q ft *425 or 1848 Sq h 9750 Carpel A A/ C Wet al W A Pmportw* 323 4229_________________________ PROPS SSW NAURtTAA. 1901 W. FMWT * T ISO to 5100 v j ft Alto ever autato* toed Mcraga 5 bay bkk) or total prop ci 15 000 ag It on 1 12 ac 322 4198 or 7400500 D rw ilj O M.ton Raany SAMFORO OFFICE SPACE 5400 aq k t r t j kAN 1200 a d ~ l una 407 321 -7004 La <1 i i' rwr .1 pf OEM. CO M PUTER* Typing Em .Bee.AccL, n ye rt He*Mere. 222-7103 .* F f DHO AR l f MDMFS / U Brick Town comptewry reno­ 060 VALUE 904 532 0902 118— O ffk ^ S p e c e Fo r Rent COMPUTE R/TYPESETTPiO Term paper*. nowtloitort. brochure* pasteup * layout 327-5036_____________________ V ( N IU M f 1 PM OPFHTIFS Women 1400 e* R. 2 Home b pic. vated 949k PIUS REALITY e s ta te , wc. 322-7406 tAN FO R O -1/1 hod yd. C7VA tSSOmon . laoorsec No pete (*04) 532-3277^407) 3304949 3ANFORO-RENT TO OWN 105— Duple x/Triptex over 90. tptrm t house 32* 5*30 Electric * 186— Com puters A an A C I d yard. 2*19 El Cap>ten AveI 949581k Vmon tiU a tt w c Aref* ca* 330-22*3 a n RANCH S TY LE . Fenced yard on 1 e a t SftXVmon lav iWyaec_jef9*79_____________ MOOCH LAKE leaaeOption Mce H PooL. TENNIS NEAR WHY RENT? **208no, *1.000 774-7071_______________ 1BATH Rent NO PETS. CALL 321-1 3 M m . CM A, Family rm 1907 Ho*y Ave. C di Otortte: 99S7207___ B TEN STR O M R EN TALS MATTRESS SALE - Fu.l a re used box tpnngx 8 maltreat 985 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 M ol Apartments Summex Sauingo Starting At CALL US AT m i DIRECTIONS: On 25lh Street (Rt 46A) between 17-92 and Airport D M on Hartwet Avenue GIANT UOVWQ SALE Furndure. electromca. household Same, ctodvng. baby atufl. more .103 Spreedng Oaks Crt. oil Lake Mary Brvd (near 17-92). Follow wgnt SAT/SUN 9-1 3230731 Oueckone.________ M O V IN G S A L E Twin canopy bed ml dresser, twa bed. ctxnputor desk, takes, sewing auppkes. to rm tel A to­ bies, lawn mowers, dtohwaaher 8 store, cheat, household good*. Me Donalds toy* 319 Hidden Lake Or. Sanlort Fn 8 YARD SA LE ) 2450 Hartwell Ave. Sanford, a 32771 household 8 cra/1 Same Sat 8 2 __________________ 8*1.90_________________ _ 407 324-4334 ( Suntond eatato*. 808 Cherokee Cycle Mena doming, looia. Many nxac. tame Fn. June 20. 9-3 920 Eecambia O r. Santord A P A R TM EN TS YARD/VOVING SALE Sal. 9-1. 306 Larkwood Or. San tort Evaryrtng Must Got �•Hi“r » I * T T T T T A ■ II — i •A A • ■ - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday, June 19. 1997 by C hic Young B L O N D IZ HOW CAN I SLEEP *4 FRONT ) ^ n c N E y lF v o C rR i^ o iN S lo ™ ^ n c ru e B E E T L E B A IL E Y IP YOU CUTOUT TH E BEER,YOU'RE 60NNA FALL BACK, TH A TB A MEDICAL F A C T YOU CAN'T JU S T DRINK Mrffff AND G E T TO A CERTAIN WEIGHT AND EXPECT TO STAY THERE T KX» WL J fo a a g g T H E BO R N L O S ER r W H M lL lT B E :7 P E A N U TS . H y Heart condition needs diagnosis D E A R DR. G O T T : About two raonthi ago, I had a considerable amount of fluid removed from m heart »ac. Despite the use of cortt sone, I hove continued to have a cough and low-grade fever. For the past two weeks, I've noticed increas­ ing shortness of breath, lias the fluid returned’ What should I do? DEAR READER. The condition you describe is called a pericardial effu­ sion: the appearance of fluid around the heart under the pericardium (the by Mort Walker thin, tough, unexpandable membrane that surrounds the heart). ANYBODY This is an extremely serious disor CAN SA IN der. because as the amount of fluid W EIGHT... Increases, it presses against the heart, preventing the cardiac cham­ bers from completely filling with blood. As cardiac filling is progres­ sively compromised, there is less blood expelled, so circulation becomes deficient and heart failure will occur. Unless the effusion is removed with a needle (to allow the heart chambers to re-expand), the affliction can be fatal There are many causes of pericar­ by A rt Sanaom dial effusion, including various virus ' l o o k ., e o e , THIS IS M > HER ^ infections, t.yme disease, tuberculo­ sis. rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, pneu S YOU WANT KO jR J U ID moma. renal failure, cancer, radiation, and trauma. Thus, testing is often extensive In many rases, however, no cause can be identified Symptoms include rough, difficulty breathing and pain Fever may or may not be pre sent The diagnosis Is suggested by err tain findings on the physical examine lion and the cardiogram, but it con Armed by a cardiac ultrasound, which usually conclusively demonstrates the by Charlas M. Schulz fluid beneath the pericardium Aside from withdrawing the fluid and analysing it in the lab. therapy depends on the cause As a practical matter, cortisone is usually pre* senbed because it reduces mflamma twin and retards the fluid buildup I do not know the cause of your pen cardial effusion, but given your increasing breathlessness. I am con cemrd that the fluid has returned In my opinion, you need immediate mrd leal attention from a cardiologist, including another ultrasound exam If an effusion is present, it will have to be drained again — only this time, the doctor may rhoose to perform a pro redure railed ‘ pericardial window,* dunng which part of the sac is surgl rally removed to prevent fluid acru mutation and subsequent heart (ail ure Keep me informed of your progress D E A R DR G O T T : What can be don* about neck wrinkles’ I ’m a healthy >1 year old woman who used to bake in the sun Now my skin seems to have lost its elasticity. Although I no longer sunbathe, my sagging skin looks older than I feel. Moisturising lotions have not helped the problem About a monthafter Hesaid Andy I remember saying Andyand Olaf left, and Olaf never goodbye to them arrived. I received a note that morning. from Spike. a * \ k t v w hen That's the last time we ever saw them. PETER GOTT.M.D. D E A R R E A D E R : One of the unpleasant consequences of the aging process is loss of skin elasticity, with resulting wrinkles and sagging. This tendency can be markedly aggravated by chronic exposure to sunlight Given your history. I'm afraid that the damage has been done. Creams 1— a M PreftsTor plan* 1 SrsST'* 17 Land * * * * * * 4 Crow womb* and lotions will not cause your skin to regain Its youthful turgor. I believe I your best bet would be to see a plastic surgeon Smoothing out neck wrinkles is not particularly difficult surgery and most cosmetic surgeons are quite adept at removing the sag­ ging tissue. Although such a procedure is expensive and will probably not be covered by insurance (because it is for cosmetic reasons only), the end result may be more than worth the price. Small wrinkles and crow’s feet can often be treated successfully with special creams (of which there are many brands) However, in my experience, more extensive wrinkling almost always requires surgical correction. C 1ST NrWSPAfTH DCTnUtUST A&SN □nin n n m nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □nn nnnn nnnn nnnnn nnn nnn □nn nnnn nwnnnnn nnnnn □nn nnnn □□□□ nnnn □nnn nnn nnnnn nnnnnnm □nnn nnn □nn nnn nmnnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □□□ nnnn nnnn nnn ■ « M Brawn* « Roman IjM I 10 41 CaWanda* • Astra** n ------- —V 57 Bl • M * I* M A .S W WIN A T BRIDGE A deal of capital letters By Phillip Alder Golfers say that when they are play ing well, the cup looks like a bucket. On this deal. Geir llelgemo. the Norwegian Tig e r Woods of bridge, probably felt that the cards were the use of advertising boards The deal occurred during his team's victory in the Open Swiss Teams at the Spring Nationals in Dallas last March. West opened with a modern weak two bid. Then, over East's jump to game. Helgemo boldly bid six dia­ monds. No laying up for him. A club lead is lethal, but not surpris­ ingly West selected the heart king. After ruffing and drawing trumps, llelgemo needed three spade tricks. He began with the spade two: four, sev­ en, jack. East returned the spade five. How did llelgemo read the position? Being vulnerable. East probably had four trumps to lump to four hearts. And if West had opened with ■ five card suit, Helgemo judged he was more likely to have begun with 2-3-1-S distribution than 3-3-I-4. (If spades were 3-3. Helgemo could run the suit from the top i And if West had begun with a doublcton spade, there waa only one hope. So. Helgemo played the spade six from his hand, winning the trick with dummy's nine! Helgemo cashed the ace king of spades (dis­ carding a club from the dummy), took the club ace. and ruffed hit club loser in the dummy Give Helgemo the green jacket! This outstanding piece of card-read­ ing makes Helgemo the favorite to win the Best-Played Deal of the Year award from the International Bridge Press Association. Helgemo's teammates were Bart Bramley. Brian Glubok, Edgar Kaplan. Norman Kay and Walter Schafer NoctS---------- ►1SV7 * • 7 3 * 9 7 4 I * K 10 ■ S * •3 East West * J 10 3 10 3 3 a 4 a K Q J ■ 4 e S * K 10 7 3 3 J S I * South * a * * A K 6 ••• A Q J A S • 7 4 3 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. West South 6• West 3a Pass North Pass Pass East 4a Pass Opening lead: a K CIW7by NEA. Inc by Bob Th a vta OH, 6/tBAT! X dU*T 6t7 TH/5 PLACt FlXtP UP TM y/AY 1 WANT IT. Ah flttt c o r n s T H e 6 lA C Itfi AOAi h ! p qbur ‘B i r t h d a y Friday, June 20, 1997 b y J im Davis G A R F IE L O R O B O TM A N * W W * A k W ,H E H THE-?* by J im M eddlck WATCHING ME GO THROUGH TREATMENT, W> T unsettling a REMTEO A UIDEO_I of your weakest CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-dsn. 19) It is best to place some kmits on your generosity today or else you might impulsivety gnre away something you ! wish you had back AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Avoid a social gathenng today where you might encounter someone you disfcke There « a possibility that this individual might spoil your tun. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be mindful ol others tn career situations today, dr else you might achieve your purpose at the expense of an innocent bystander ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) It you rely upon your emotions rather than the facts today, you might not saa all the Issues clearly. Blurred vision produces tuizy results. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This might not be one ol your better days ftnanaatty. Ba very carelut with your own cash as well as with the rssources ol others today CIN7byNEA,lar. by Leonard Starr A N N IE 1 KhfcW IT MIGHT BE A UTTLE D O N 'T B E ALARMED. OUST pome SOME AT-WQN6 ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY - ^ In tho yea/ ahead you may form two pow­ erful alliances that will produce mutual advantages These will be benefits you wouldn't be able to achieve on your own GEMINI (May 31-June 2C) Agreements you make today might not amount lo much *i the long run it both parties lack the essential follow through. To be suc­ cessful. objectives must be achieved Gel a jump on life by undersiarxfcng the influ­ ences that govern you m the year ahead Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758. Murray HSl Station. New York, NY 10156 Be sure lo state your rockac sign C A N C ER (Jun e 2t*July 22) Serious responsibilities can't be wished away w*h magical flunking today. Prefandutg that everything wiS take care of Sself is token­ ing bigger headaches LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid tnvofvements that smack loo heavily of chance today, becauta just when you'll need Lady Luck the most, the might pass the ckce lo someone else VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If the world treats you too rough today, don't lake your wrath out on innocent bystanders, espectaty family members who are poworioss lo flght back LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) You could be asking tor trouble it you hold unytekXng opinions today, especially it you enter into a debate with a character who has a similar nend-set SCO R P IO (O ct. 24*Nov. 23) A joint endeavor requiring your hinds might not live up to its eipectations today Before investing, know what you're getting into SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Treat your partners with alt the kindness you can muster. Normaty this is one ol your strongest areas, but today it could be one th o u g h t n MIGHT HELP KEEP OUR WHDS Off TME. 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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>, June 19, 1996; <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/93a1317e034813f141135441d3fbc788.pdf 45c0778c9c5c92f983f2f3147fcfce1b PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY June 18, 1997 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 89th Year, No. 213 - Sanford, Florida The right to bare arms, but where? V Today: Scattered Thunderstorms. Highs tn the upper Residents protest nude dance clubs in their neighborhoods By STBVB BARNB8 Herald Staff Writer •______________________________ TO DAY New quarter designs The United Slates Mini may soon be pro­ ducing quarters with new designs on the bark. According to a recent proposal, the Treasury Department could be asked to develop 50 new coin designs, one for each stale. Starting In 1999. five new deslngs r placing Ihe eagle would be Issued each year for 10 years. The government spends about four rents lo mint a quarter but sells them lo the Federal Reserve for face value. Markers of the proposal say the government would cam between 82.6 billion and 85 .1 billion In 10 years. Volunteers needed SANFORD • Nude dancing had residents steamed Tuesday night al a meeting with county officials. A group of nearly 20 local residents met to express ihelr displeasure with Ihe 001101/3 plan lo consider m o n ln g the Midway C om ­ merce Park und the area east of the Orlando Sanford Airport to M 2 (Impact-Industrial), a new designation created specifically for adult entertainment fam ilies. Most of those present at Ihe meeting said they favor leaving such clubs In their, current location along U S. Highway 17-92 In Fern Park. The county has been attempting lo force those businesses lo relocate lo an area which Is less visible. Lonnie N. Groot. deputy county attorney, explained that ihe county would prefer there be no businesses of this type anywhere In Ihe county, but that Ihe Supreme Court has ruled that nude dancing Is a form of speech and Is therefore protected under the law Twenty residents who would be directly af­ fected by rezoning In Sanford discuss adult C 8«e Protest. Page 5A Seminole County Metier Living For Seniors needs volunteers for Its Meals on Wheels and H.O.M.E. programs. Meals on Wheels provides a noon meal and a cold breakfast to elderly homebound people. H.O.M.E. provides minor home repairs, heavy chore and painting for the elderly. On Ihe Job training Is provided. For Informatkm and lo volunteer, call 333­ 8877. ext. 120. entertainment businesses with county Deputy Attorney Lonnie Groot. at the head of Ihe table. Judge upholds ruling to keep nude dance club open Swamp trip By RUBS WRITS Herald Stall Writer The Florida Native Plant Society. Tarflower .Chapter, will hike to the Gator Creek area of the Green Swamp west o f Ornage County. July 5. Th e area consists of several thousand acres of wet prairie, pine scrub, and hardwood ham­ mock. The trip will include a hike to ihe Wlthlacoochce River. Hrtng lunch. Insect repellant. hat. sun screen and hiking clothes and hoots. Further details will be announced al Ihe society's monthly meeting July 1 at 7 p.m. al the Orlando Garden Club building. 710 Rollins St.. Orlando. For Inform ation, call Mike Marranco al 699-6471 or 497-5120. The score Is now. 2-0. In favor of Sassy Mrrlot’s over Seminole County In Ihelr adult cnlrrlalnm rnl squabble as to whether bare she-Is or bare she isn't. On Tuesday. Circuit Judge Alan A. Dickey upheld his earlier ruling that the county could nol slop Ihe nude dancing al Sarny M erlols. one of iw o clubs to open recently without an adull entertainment license. Having received a favorable decision from Judge Leonard Wood lo rover up ihe dancers al VIP Gold, county attorneys were hopeful for a similar result tn u second go-go In Dickey’s court. Sassy Merlol s and VIP Gold recently opened Judge Alan Dickpy during u temporary ban designed lo allow Ihe county time lo lighten lls vague, nul-dated or­ dinances. Wood, considered Ihe most conser­ vative Judge In the territory ruled ihe county had a right lo do so Dickey, perhaps the most liberal o f judges, ruled otherwise as he had on June 4 VIP Gold 1 Uksrd soon after Woods' ruling l>K-kry maintain* iHal .Malang 111 Uia county * ordinance ran be construed 10 regulate or control ronsllutlonally protected expression of speech • as nude dancing Is deemed by no less authority than Ihe U S. Supreme Court. Challenged In Ihe media by Ihe county legal team for closing that June 4 hearing In 40mlnules (Wood's hearing lasted four hours). Dlekey opened Tuesday's session by saying he C:S«e Judge. Page 5A Host families needed Local host families are needed for foreign high school students scheduled (o arrive soon. The Pacific International Exchange Is placing stu­ dents ages 15 to 18. who speak English, have their own spending money, and carry accident and health Insurance, with American families. Families who host students are eligible to claim 850 a month churltable contribution deduction on tax returns. For Information, call 800-631-1818. Car wash A car wash and bake sale lo benefit the Lake Mary High School Marching Rams Drum Line will be held Saturday at First Union Mank. Lake Mary Moulevard. Crossing guards needed The Seminole County Sheriff's Office will Ik* accepting applications for school crossing guards June 16 to June 30 at 1345 28th Street. Sanford. Applicants must be 18. have u high school diploma or GED. and available Monday to Friday In the morning and afternoon. The pay Is 88 an hour. There will be fingerprinting and a criminal history query. Soccer camp From Staff Reports INDEX B ridge................. .. ..fl 0 ■dltorlsl s s s s s s s o s o s s s s s s s 4A Horosoops s s s s s s s s s s s s s SB Psopls................... SB Polios s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s 3A Sports.............. 1B,2B TV........................ 3B Weethor.................2A i i t Is not often that e om oo n o com es alo w ho Is a true friend an writer. | -r- From SUN Reports The Seminole County Sheriff's Office released a photo o f a female suspect who escaped Monday from a county deputy sheriff, according lo Ed M c D o n o u g h , s h e r i f f 's spokesman. Donna Lynn Davis. 28. is a white female, five feet lull and 100 pounds with light brown hair and blue eyes. Davis was Iasi seen wearing a while shirt and checkered overalls. Davis was arrested Monday al about 1:30 p.m. near Altamonte Springs for possession of drug paraphernalia after a deputy found a crack pipe In her pocket. She was (hen cuffed and place In Ihe bark seal o f Ihe patrol car. The partition separating Ihe back seal from Ihe front seat was left open so she could fe e l th e a ir c o n d it io n in g , McDonough said. While the patrol car was on route. Davis crawled through the partition, opened Ihe passenger door and Jumped from Ihe car with her hands still cuffed behind her back. She was Iasi seen heading north on County Roud 427. An aerial und [ Bee Escape, Page 8A Donna Davis is being sought by Seminole County dopulies alter she escaped handcuffed from a patrol car Monday. Ground and aerial searches have been unsuccessful. If you havo seen this woman, call the sheriff's office al 330-6650. Citizens’ concerns voiced to county heads By VICKI DeSORMIER Th e Orlando Soccer Academy will host a weekly soccer camp al Ffve Points Soccer Center In Longwood for boys und girls ages 5 to 16. Sessions will be held from June 16 to Aug. 1. Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pin. Cost Is 8125 for each week: half days cost 890. For information, call 894-6176 or 491-0110. Classlflods..........4-OB Comics.................. SB Crossword o a a s s s s o o s s s o •B Oaar Abby..............SB Deaths................... SA Dr. Oott.................. SB Cops seek handcuffed woman who escaped . E.B. White Herald Staff Writer Nothing, they said, was going to get done, but they wanted to speak Ihelr minds. A few dozen citizens gathered In the Seminole County Commission chambers on Tuesday evening for the second In the series of the Seminole County Neighborhoods In Action meetings. Citizens, a bit put off by their last experience with the neighborhood meetings, sat cross­ armed and tight-lipped as county employees went over Ihe ground roles 'Last time (hey gave us candy every time we got a right answer," Chris Rckhop said, shak­ ing her head. "And the/re still playing games." Citizens were asked to walk around the room looking at posters marked with Items Identified as community priorities at the first meeting last month and to mark their personal priori­ ties with brightly-colored stickers. "More games." muttered one woman as she wandered around sticking circular buttons on the posters. "I wonder what we get for being good do-bees (his time." Tills time, (hey shook their heads as the candy was passed around and they were ad­ monished to put thetr answer In the form of a question. Phillip Rehkop absent-mindedly threw the Seminole County lapel pin he had earned for □ See Concerns, Page 2A EH VJO Q n m En tal w s m ffliH (fiOMcratififLflrd frcHOerta Preserve trees eves os sswii let Increase protection and buffers * **e • Crystal Lake area Protect natural lands Maintain aetlonds as opposed to * * »* * • • H " * Develop recreat.cn/cosMrvdt.os art , mu t.“ — >Q * Robert Bradbury indictates with a sticker the topic he feels Is most Important at a gathering of neighbors and county officials Tuesday night held at County Services In Sanford. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 I �2A - Sanlofd H eiald. Santufd, Flonda - Wednesday. June 18. t997 Something to cluck about today Waco w ill leave you breathless Husband and wife produc­ ing team Dan and Amy Sommer Clifford bring UYiro to die screen. These me­ ticulous |oiimallsis try not to paint any of the Davtdlans. Including Koresh himself, as martyrs. Kaihcr ihe film ex­ plores die many assertions of Fill and Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms negligence — possibly criminal during the ordeal. The documcntartans use actual footage from Waco. Interviews with survivors arid others, home video from within ihe rnmpound, exrcrpts from the I louse Congressional hear­ ings about the disaster. Ihe afnremenlloned Infra red tlndlngs and opinions from academic experts and other­ wise. They ask searing questions like: Did Fill agents lire upon Ihe compound when they re praledly denied ever doing so lieforr or during the fire? Why would agents use die crippling -a n d In large doses, lethal-- gas on help­ less children stored away in die compound? Did die Kill realize dial the amount of chemlrals they were using could Incinerate die co m ­ pound in a matter of min­ utes? So many questions could tie asked, but. from die evidence presented. Ihe audi rncc Is asked lo draw Us own opinions. H’nco: The Rules of En gagement will leave yon a b ­ solutely breathless and d is­ turbed ll should be pointed out dial U’aeo Is not lor die weak stomachs There are graphic scenes of burnt corpses and giuillre wounds dial may render nausea lo those without intestinal torn Hide However, the real cause ot nausea may not he Irom the scenes ol injury and death hut from Ihe im plica­ tion that our government could have covered up one of Ihe biggest sllgtnas of its stoned existence. Tonight, til 9 00 pm ., at the Annie Russell Theater at Hollins College, one of (he most important movies of the year will make Its Central Florida premiere at the sixth annual Florida Film Festival. Tills is the P.rsl and only time during the nine day fes­ tival that audiences ran see tills powerful and controver­ sial documentary. Aside from n e e 's Gold. H’nco: Jltt* Hull’s of Engage menf Is one of Ihe iiesl films at the festival and. definitely, one of the best Dims of the year. Thought provoking would lx* an understatement In describing this documen­ tary on the 51 day standoff between government agents and the Branch Davtdlans led by David Koresh. The movie really centers around the questionable tactics used by Ihe agents during Inc standofT and the final show­ down that resulted In over 80 men. women and children dying from die fire that burned down the Waco. Texas compound The most interesting and disturbing thing Is how gov­ ernment agents are depleted as being the ones who started the lire -given the amount ol llammablr clienti cals they were pouring Into the compound in iry and root out Ihe Davtdlans H Is not concrete evidence, however but pretty close. The Him relies heavily oil an Infra-red mechanism used during ihe Gulf War to show certain re­ vealing points about the fatal hours ol the debacle. Keep Us Informed Staff Writer Today Is the day for you lo cl ther do something spectal (or yourself or to make a damn fool of yourself Oh sure, there are other things going on. but what bet ter lliliigs than the Chicken Clucking Contest in Baltimore or National Splurge Day.’ If you feel like traveling up the roast a bit to Baltimore's Broadway Market Square, you’ll find Ihe amateur chicken duckers (I can't bellrvr there are pro/cssfonnlehlekrn cluck ers out dirre somewhere) com ­ peting tor a variety of poultry related prizes More than 250 people, in eluding die contestants are expected to lake part in llils annual even! lo see who's best at picking up chit ks If that cvenl Isn’t up lo cluck, give some thought to doing something special for lhal spe­ cial someone In your life: you. Tills Is a day lhal has been designated as Ihe perfect time lo do something tndulgriil. No one will think II odd If you lake yourself lo lunch al that rrslauranl you’ve always Minded lo uo lo or bought yourself dial audit you’ve been eyeing In the window Of course, don’t go crazy. They say “rat. drink and be merry for tomorrow we may tile.* bill If we don't die. we do have lo pay fur all Ihat eating, drinking and merry-making we pul on Ihe credit card ll you can I llnd me dtls a f­ ternoon. check out the com ­ puter store There's this.. And from those who give to I hem selves lo those who give of themselves. die .Jefferson Awards are being handed out in Washington. D C die next couple of days The Jefferson Awards were founded in 1*172 by Jarquellne Kennedy Onassis and Sen Roller! Tall Jr lo honor die highest ideals and arhlrvement in the Held of public service In The Sanford Herald welcomes health information for our health and Fitness page. — **You can submit Information lo u> at: The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box IG67 or N. French Ave.. Sanford. 112771 Phone: 322-261 I or Fax: 323-9408. ‘z LOCAL FORECAST BEACH CONDITIONS Today: Scattered Thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper 80s. Tonight: Lows in die mid 60s. Thursday: Scattered Thunderstorms. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 80s. Friday: Scattered Thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 60s. Highs in the mid 90s. Saturday: Scattered Thun­ derstorms. Lows in the mid 60s. Highs In the mid 90s. Sunday: Scattered Thunder­ storms. Lows in Ihe mid 70s. Highs In the mid 80s. Daytona Beach: Waves are 3 to 4 feet and choppy. Cur­ rent Is running lo Ihe south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3 lo 4 feet and scmlchoppy. Current Is running to the south with a water temperature of 78 degrees. TIDES THURSDAY SOLUNAR TABLE: min.. 4:30 a.m.. 4:50 p.m.. maj.. 10:40 a m.. 11:05 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs: 7:28 a m.. 8:03 p.m.. lows: 1:33 a.m.. 1:31 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: highs: 7:33 a in.. 8:08 p.m., lows: 1:38 a m.. 1:36 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: highs: 7:48 a.m.. 8:23 pin., lows: 1:53 a.m.. 1:51 p.m. STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was 90 de­ grees and Ihe ovem lghl low was 72 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.ni, Wednesday totalled .072 Inches. •Sunrise..................6:27 p in. •Sunset................... 8:23 p.m. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI Florida 24 hour tcinperahires and rainfall at 8 a.m. today: Lo Rain HI City 83 Ii8 00 Apalachicola ir 72 ll.iyion.i Beach HI 75 .05 Ft. Lauderdale 85 70 .01 81 Fori Myers 79 111 01 Gainesville 83 73 01 Jacksonville Kl 73 3 13 Ki-y West 81 77 2.48 Miami 68 (XI HI IVilsuuLi uu 60 01 Strusnta ho 63 03 Tallaluissce 85 72 (Xi Tampa 74 3.00 W Palm Beach 81 SUN INDEX The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for the Orlando area Is H. The UVI levels are rated by the Environmental Protection Agency. S a n f o r d H e ra ld Wednesday June 18. 1997 Vol 89. No 213 LOTTERY P u b li* h «d Tuesday fhrough Friday and S un day by f he Sanford Herald Inc 300 N Fre nch Awe . Sanford, Fla 32771 Periodical Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional m aihng offices Postmaster Send address changes lo THE S A N F O H O H E R A L D P O Boe *.667 Sanford f l 32772 1667 S u b sc rip i «on Rates (Daily A Sunday! Hom e Delivery Mail 3 M onths 119 60 124 00 6 M onths 133 00 144 00 1 fea r 176 00 196 00 Florida Residents m ust pay 7 \ sales las in addition lo rates above Phene (407) 322 2611 , l ( Here are die winning num­ bers selected on Monday In ihe Florida Loltcry: Lotto (June 14) 4-8-26-35-46*47 Fantasy 5 7-14-18-24-26 sort In Sugarrrrek. Ohio in the heart of die Amish territory for the best In Gospel music from this country anti from Canada. Tills Is an annual event tint kicks off Ihe third Wednesday every June. If you prefer opera to Gospel ninslr. brad for Charlottesville. Vlr. instead for ihe AshlawnHighland Summer Opera Festi­ val. Opera and musical theatre will In* performed at the Ashlawn-Highland Estate’s box­ wood gardens. The works will all l»e sung in English. The annual even!, which Is rxper led lo draw some 10,000 fans between today and midAugust. Is uwnrd by the C o l­ lege of William and Mary. Aiming the rrlebtlly birth­ days being celebrated today arr film rrltlr Roger Eliert (as In Slskrl and I He Is 55; ac ­ tress Carol Kanr is 45; Paul MrCartney is 55 The fnrnirr Ilealle has Just released an oilier album. Flnmlnp PUr. Sen John D Hik k.ifrllrr IV ID • W V a l Is 60. inodrl/actress Isaliella Rosalllnl Is 46 and Journalist/author Tom Wicker Is 71 T h a n k * fo r y o u r h elp Jean Metis exrrulive direr lor of Seminole Volunierr Enterprises, Inc . serves some of dir women who vol unteer iheir nine with her or ganl/allon Among dir voluii leers are alw rr left lo right Fran Morion Jackie DnHols und Shirley Schwartz .Some o f die younger volunteers who showed up to help out Including Crystal and C h ris lophrr Wheeler, also had dir chance to snack on some good homemade lood ____ ___ Ihe Unltrd States. The winners are selected In each of five categories, which are: greatest public service by an elected or appointed public official; by a private clllzen. benefiting die dlsadvarffaged; by an Individual 35 years old or younger and benefiting a local community. One award Is given In each of Ihe firs! four calegorles and flvr awards arr given out In Ihe last one. hi San Francisco. Ihe na­ tion's first service for runaways opened on June 18. 1967 at Hucklelierry House The facility Is rrlrbrallng 30 years of offering assistance lo runaway and at-risk youth, us well as providing family pres ervatlon rounseling In F'gypl. Ihey’rr celebrating Evacuation Day in commrmo ralr die anniversary of Ihe withdraw! of die British Army from the Suez Canal area If you waul lo hear some good Chis |m I Music, head for Ohio and die Amish Country .Jubilee today More than 15 000 Gospel mu sic fans arr ex|>eclrd lo run verge on Ihe Alpine Hilts Re Concerns C ontinued from Page 1A volunteering us a spokesman Into hls group pocket. 'M ore Junk," he said. After breaking oul Into smaller groups, those dis­ cussing growth and manage­ ment demanded (o know why county officials were letting de­ velopers circumvent county rules and codes at will. Why. the citizens wanted to know, were they allowing "people pollution" to overtake die county. County staff members duti­ fully scribbled down the ques­ tions 111 black and In green marker on large pads while moderator Dick Thomas kept a careful eye on hls stopwatch, not allowing discussions lo continue a moment beyond die appointed 20 minutes Residents struggled to gel their questions properly worded to meet the criteria of the staff who would he pre­ paring Ihe information for county commissioners who did not attend die meeting. "All we want." said Barbara Barber "Is a moratorium on building while the county looks al what Is happening." Staffers Intent on doing Iheir Job correctly merely asked lhal she either word her statement as a question or wall until they were asked for solutions. Residents merely shook their heads. Hie meeting on Tuesday eve­ ning was one In a series of neighborhood evaluations of Ihe Seminole County Compre­ hensive Plan.. "We Just hope they’re listen­ ing lo us." Jerry Keith said. "1 Just want them to understand what we Ye trying lo say. We’re trying to work with the sys­ tem." Ollier concerns of Ihe resi­ dents Included keeping a proper buffer between com ­ mercial/ business properties and residential areas; main­ taining eompatahle develop­ ment : ensuring lhal county of­ ficials understand fiscal re­ sponsibility with regards to population density and tax revenues; the need for more public tnpul regarding rezoning Issues, and taking away devel­ oper power In code matters. The next Neighborhoods In Action meeting will take place on Tuesday. Aug. 19 In die Seminole Conty Commlslon Chambers at Ihe County Serv­ ices Building. 110J E. First St. in Sanford. Hatald Photo <>» S i x * B»mo» Dick Thomas keeps a close eye on the time at Tuesday's meeting. �Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida Wednesday, June fa. 1997 • 3 A Bringing historic Hopper Academy back to life Sanford Ch.irinv Hopper Sanford v Director of Community Development Rowe organized a cleanup al histone Academy in the Georgetown area of ihiv past weekend The building wdl he user) as a community cultural and recreational gathering spot Above Volunteer Eric Smith s h o v e ls pigeon troppings from the lloor q I POLICE BRIEFS Retail theft c h a rg e d frushant Kumar 2*> of *•I r» town** r rnirr 's.ittlnnl was arrrsint Motnlav li\ Sanford 1‘ollre Kumar was r h.rrgrtl wtlfi retail Ihrll and was arrrsint in llir IM O film k of S firn rlr Avr ftr|H>ri said di.it Kumar m urrain! ifrms in pants jhs krt Skrrt Hogg** r»7 ol unknown rrsidrin r was arrested Monday tiv S.mlnrtl I'olir e tioggv was r h.irgrd with retail tlwlt and was arreslrrl in dir IM O hint k id S f rrtu tl Avr* Hr[mft said dial Ikitgfs llfeil to <on< e.d a Ijolllr ot wine In die (fnnl of Ills pants Anatin Arofa I ** ol SIS lnwnr i rnirr Sanlord was arrrsln! Monday liy Sanlord I'olir r Arora w is r h.rrgrtl wtlli rrlall Ihrll and was arrested lit die ISIO hint k ol S f rent ft Avr ltr|Mirt said dial Arora Irtril In ton ir.il units on tils Hr tug A g g ra v a te d a s s a u lt c h a rg e d Ali||rl.i l.ltilrs l| ol |HI'» Summerlin Avr Sanlord was artrsirtl Monday liv Sanlord I’olir r I llllrs was r hati{ri| wtlli ••ggravulrtl assault ami rrstsiitm .trrrsi without violriu e Ijlllrs was arrrsint In dir 17fM> t»l»M k ol W 12th si I llllrs ihrratrnrd .1 yti ilm widt a Undr ami «tr\ t dnvn D o m e s tic v io le n c e c h a rg e d .l.tittr^ Mtmis. J . ol n a if William* A y r. Hanford. wa».irrrsrrrl Monday fry Sanlont I'•ifli r Mortis was t li.trijn! wrltlt atutr tvalrsl hatlrrv ddomrstlr vtofriMcjUarvd ^irrrstril al (he •'►filer M i l l SI and Williams l<r|Mirt salrl dial he pnsftrrf his prrgnaiil girllrirurl and ripjwrt her shirt M ultiple c h a rg e s James Monday hattrry arreslrrl Ward 25. ol 221 fuskrrgcr St Sanlord was arrested hy Sanlord 1‘ollr e Ward was t h.irgrd with sexual armed rohlterv and .nryr.iv.ilnl hatterv and was in die HOO s f'rent h Ave A c c id e n t leads to D U I arrest Sm ii (inr/ka 21. rtf 22 1 K llornlteam I It Uiugwoud was arrested Monday try lake Mary I’olir c Gor/ka was r hargrd w n h !> tll and damage In person/properly al a hank parking lot Hr (tor I said dial Gor/ka was a part ol an atild rn l C u r b in g d e lin q u e n c y : A path to the fu ture From Staff Repori • IAIJAILLSSKK I irpariment ■il Juvenile Justice lIxLH Srcrriary Calvin Uosw ret rriily an nounterl llir rrlr.isr nf die slates pivrullr <lr||llt|1irnty prevention plan fur die funirr *r>nr goal is nr show that an in vrslrnrnl now really tlrtes pay nfl in Ihe Inline * salrl (hiss Die plan will serve as the primary tool lor DJJ to direct and • until)I I rlrllnrpirnry pre ventnin and early intervention {mill les prar Hr es and srrv ires Die drpartmrru is ha us­ ing *>u the ma|ur t nmpnnrnts dial linpai I a r hilrt s heallhv development tjolll 111 dir fam ­ ily anti hi the tnuimunllv wlutli II r|lrr lively addressed will m in er die rate ol tlehn tpieiu y Diese ma|nr t nrtipoiwnl> are * S ta y in g _ln School: la u li lallng siittesslnl etluraiional at hlr-vrmt ni in appropriate learning environinenis * Keeping Busy: int teasing op|Mirtutuiies lor art rsslhle. structure anti siijktv Isrrl lime nulslde Ihe (urinal learning rnyIronmenl * Livin g Violence Free: re­ ducing violence in die commu­ nity at sr hoot and al home * G etting m Job: it it rraslng die ojijMirlunillcs lor success lul employment through develnpmenl ol youdi r-iii ployahiIlly skills Die de|)arimenl will largei proioct Lessard plegded in his campaign in 1995 to oversee adding basketball sites in areas that can benefit trom them Hopper is one of them Hopper bemg spruced up by many concerned volunteers Commissioner B'adv Lessard e*plains h o* a basfcelbail 'd o will enhance the This Is A Test. This Is Only A Test. pr even Moti arid rarly inlrrvrn lion funding inwards jirograms dial arltlress Ihe Issues rrlatrd lo these lour area •| know that die lime has come to slow die constant dr ve Iopium i of deep end rosily mean era!Ion and speed up the Invrsimrni m youth and l.irm lies Dus must ra ru ra l the la* ginning when youth have a r ham e lor hope success and a lullin' " Ross added ‘ We r annul tackle Hits problem alone Ihe success of dlls plan will la- based on Ihe Joint rfIntls ol our juvenile jusllce partners ImmmIs . rouimls. lo cal goyrrnnirnts. other agenr irs and community, neigh Imrhiaa! anrt business leaders together we rail make a dll Irretu r * Phccfl hr your present 'k’ .il*' Is h« hard to r»ach? flow phone here and ask tor me — or anyone eive tor that matte: W« All Answtr Th« Phont Her* (Now Teh Me There's Not a Difference’ ) c»ix*.ri » o PONTIAC BUICK-GMC TRUCK 1110 Sooth Woodland BH'l t> ’ v I « ■oa>o vocivr cvco • - •LOCAMD XT |M| C0»*»tn .li.;,. ir u r in o M i V ■•.. • I A" Save the Manatee» Club I- H O O - 4 3 2 - IO IN r,l.4i»i In c id e n ts Monday in die 2400 him k ol Myrilr Ave a Sam-sung Vt'H. su Cds and a Sam-rung “play only* VCR worth $510 were stolen from a reshlem r A hai k park with 'Copper Moon lain Uesttrf* on II and a /ctiiih V'< l< was slulen Monday from lire 12*m> Itlor k ol S Sanlord Avr All Intal it was worth $l*l‘ MHI .400 gallons ol gasoline wa.** siolrn Monday from the HOO •>lrm k of Fullon Hie gas was worth $422.70 A light brown, gray M7 Mercury Satrle stallon wagon. license plate VvTI72Y. was slulen Irorn Ihe 4200 block ol S Orlando Dr on Monday. H a v e fu n in th e s u n b u t ta k e p re c a u tio n s from * u f f rep orts Harlrecucs. swimming pooK and baseball names are all synonymous with summer fun. Ifui. die American Red Cross ol Central Florida reminds resi­ dents dial ibis season can also pose risk for a number of inju­ ries or ailments. The lolluwtng safely lips can help protect you and your family throughout Ihe hoi summer mouths. 9unbom Increased outdoor activity can often result In sunburn. If you do get a sunburn, cool die skin with wet cloths or water. To reduce Ihe chances of sun bum. avoid sun exposure be twe/n 10am and 3pm. apply sunscreen with ample coverage and wear a hat or cap wtlli a wide brim. m iL ito k t Ileal stroke Is a life threatening condlllon resulting from exposure lo high tempera tures. Symptoms include dlso dentation or loss of con­ sciousness, headache, vom it­ ing and a very high body tem ­ perature. To treat heat stroke, seek medical attention Imme­ diately. move die victim to a M M cool locution and apjily wet cloths. Bug Bites Insect bites and slings can Iw avoided by wearing Insect repellent, avoiding perfumes and learning (o recognize harmful msec Is and their nests. If you arc stung, remove die silnger by scraping It away wtlli your fingernail, wash (he area with soap and water and ajiply an Ice compress. Seek medical al tendon If allergic re­ ar lions develop. Water Safety Since water activities are very popular in Central Florida throughout die summer. II Is important to be aware of the risks of swimming. tlasic safety guidelines for swimming Include taking swimming lessons, swimming with a buddy, swimming til ar­ eas that have a lifeguard and leaving Ihe water Immediately If lightning of thunder occurs. Also, avoid swimming In un­ known areas and never e a tf chew gum or drink while swimming. It Is also essential lo know your llmlis as a swimmer and respect Ihe limits of odiers swimmers For Personal & Commercial Insurance TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford LUCKENBACH GRILL Large Cooking Area Easy Access Fire Door Thai Opens On The Sale 6 FT. REDWOOD STAINED PICNIC TABLE & 2 BENCHES Assembly Requited Aisemqftjt Hequutrii Easy M o n th ly Paym ents' & Free D e live ry Alw ays! 4-PIECE METAL LAWN SET IN GREEN FINISH 322-0285 A ulo-O ivnvrs in s u ra n ce Life Home Car Business <r*yuMs 'lAt, "No PuMun fioplc * JoUjhi 1 Cfletti 414*j ’-dlya* A»v*T4&fyftequuoij DRUM UP NEW BUSINESS... ADVERTISE! Looking lor an upbeat co*!elteclivo way to reach mot* prospects whara they kve, work and spend? Try an ad in the SANFORD HERALD Its Ihe Bov) way to gat mots Bang lor your Buck Sanford Herald 322*2611 New Accounts Welcome!* •w.lh approved credit Terms A prices do not apply to prior purchases All item* in United quantity & sublet lo prior sale Quam.l,e» Way Vary Per Localon F A R M E R S F U R N IT U R E APPLIANCES •ELECTRONICS 2440 South French Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771 • (407) 323-2132 �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 1B. 1997 Editorials/ Opinions X (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0993 Lacy K. Loar • Editor Odessa H. Pugh • Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months........................... 819 50 0 Monllts........................... 839.00 1 Year............................... 878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Don’t just sit there! T h e re m a y be som e good In w hat m an y citizen s co n sid er to be tod a y 's bad news. S u d d en ly , p eop le w h o d id n 't even kn ow w h ere th e S em in o le C ou n ty S ervices B uilding w as located, are strea m in g through the doors. T h e Board o f C om m ission ers played to full houses last T u esd a y as it dealt w ith tw o hot top ics • e m e rg e n cy m edlcal/am bulance ser­ vic e s and adult en tertainm ent. On T u esd a y. 20 Sanford residents stopped b y to discu ss their ou tra ge that nudle bars and sexu ally-orien ted businesses m ay soon be re-located In the neighborhoods. T h e y hud­ dled w ith D eputy A tto rn ey Lon n ie G root and Pla n n in g and D evelop m en t Director Frances C handler. C ou n ty C om m ission er D aryl M cLain, w ho represents District 5. has vow ed his support to the citizen s w h o are figh tin g to m aintain the d ig n ity In their com m u n ities. " W e d on 't w ant this type o f th in g happenin g here.'* M cLain said. T h e re 's an oth er pu blic hearing on adulten terta in m en t at 7 p.m . Tu esday, and the BCC C h am b ers is ex p ected to fill w ell before the P led ge o f A llegian ce. T h e com m ission Is Intent to adopt strict, new ordin an ces to replace the tissue-paper codes that the p re­ vio u s board m em b ers let fly. T o be sure, ev e ry vo ice Is an Im portant one. S oo n er o r later, the public w ill help decide not o n ly w hat It deem s to be m orally right but w h at th e co u n try 's and co u n ty 's ju d icia l sy s te m s d eem s legally right. O n e d a y ..th e m em b ers o f the U.S. S u prem e C o u rt m a y reach the con clu sion that nude . ‘d a n c ln in S tT f all that sw ift "a form o f p r o tr H fd ' speech, Or. If th ey do. w h o k n ow s w hat could g o next*? U ntil then, the people w h o are concern ed h a ve got to stay In volved . T h e y 'v e got to a t­ tend h om e ow n ers association m eetin gs, sign petition s and w rite to their elected officials. W rite letters fo r pu blication In the Sanford Herald. A n d w rite to the tw o circuit Judges w h o h a v e m a d e o p p o s ite d e c is io n s on w h eth er to allow tw o nude d an cin g clu bs to op erate In the cou n ty. J u d g e Leonard W ood ruled for the cou n ty in its attem pt to close a d u b . J u d g e A lan D ick ey tw ice ruled against the co u n ty u ph old in g w hat he vie w e d as protected freed o m o f expression. W h a t's y o u r op in ion ? Express It now. LETTER Liquor ads should go I am sitting and thinking about things that destroy our children, such as drugs. Everyone Is so concerned about cigarettes and I feel they are not paying enough attention to beer, wine and liquor. They took cigarettes off of television and tf I am not mistaken, off billboards so why not also take the beer commercials off of TV. It Is reminding them o f another drug and It Is one of a killer also. Why? Because they sponsor basketball and other sports that our children watch most of the time. Mrs. Knight. Sanford Berry's World THE GRADUATE 1967 THE GRADUATE 1997 JOSEPH PERKINS Some unlikely enemies of diversity Ken McCluskey Is one o f a handful of black professionals working in the securities industry here In San Diego. Last year, he not only made his firm's "executive dub." which Is reserved for the scant 10 percent o f brokers who meet their production goal, he also made the firm's West Coast sales division "winners circle" and was Invited to attend tlie firm's coveted "national masters" trip. By all accounts. McCluskey was successful, handling more than 250 clients, generating millions of dollars In business for his brokerage house and earning six-figures In salary and commission. Yet. a little more than a month ago. McCluskey was unceremoniously fired. His firm Jettisoned him over a dispute with a client. And unlike other brokers whoVe had similar disputes with clients. McCluskey was offered neither arbitration (to try to resolve the matter) or even an opportunity to resign rather than be fired. This disparity Is attributable lo one factor, he says. Ills complexion. "If I had been white." he says. "It would never hare happened." McCluskey believes his bosses had a difficult time dealing with a black achiever and wrre looking for just the right chance to get rid of £ HIs firm jet­ tisoned him over a dispute with a client, j H W ■ ■ him. "1 am the only successful AfricanAmerican any of these guys ever managed." he says. I mention McCluske/s case l>ecause some of my readers think that black conservatives, like yours tnily. refuse to see racial bias when It rears Itself. Not so, I respond. However. I am not as quick to draw the rare card as somr blacks. I do not believe that every time a black person has a problem with a white person -- in the classroom. In the workplace, wherever — that racism must be Involved. I am willing lo give whites the benefit of the doubt until I see prlma-facte evidence o f bigotry on their part. Like the Texaco controversy. In which the oil company's executives were recorded making racist statements. Or the Denny’s dispute. In which the company was charged with contemptuous treatment o f black patrons. In both cases, there was hard evidence o f racial bias. I don't know enough about McCluskey’s former employer, one o f the nation's leading brokerage houses, to conclude whether he was n victim of racism. But his termination does appear to be part o f a pattern here In San Diego, which may be sheer coincidence or may suggest a subtle bias against sucresaM black professionals by local employers. For Instance. Roy Hancock spent atx years doing home loans for a major bank. During his best years, lie did more than $20 million worth of loans, which was quite an achievement as he was not assigned to the more affluent areas of town where home prices were highest. TWo years ago. Hancock was fired without warning. When he arrived to work one See Perkins. Page SA 5HOALES Old some "Wizard of Oz” fanatic go through every CD in nis col­ lection for the perlect match? J Dark Floyd MORTON KONDRACKE Early score: Gore 2, Gephardt 0 After the first two tests o f strength of the 2000 Democratic presidential race, the score Is Vice President At Gore 2. House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt 0. But by this fall. Gephardt could narrow the gap. Gephardt has suffered two defeats trying to pull House Democrats away from President Clinton's budget deal, but he could win future fights over the budget and trade. The first contest occurred on May 20. when only 72 of 204 House Democrats present and voting (35 percent) supported Gephardt In opposition to the budget deal that Clinton cut with congressional Republicans. The second lest occurred In two House Democratic Caucus meetings on June 5 and June 10. when a lopsided consensus developed In favor of a Democratic tax proposal that held to the terms of Clinton s budget deal. • No votes were taken, but It was clear that the deal-breaking alternative offered by Rep. Jim McDermott (Wash.) was supported only by 20odd Democratic liberals. They were the only ones cheering when Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (111.) declared during the June 5 meeting. "It's time to declare the Clinton era over and move on." McDermott's proposal would have directed 9130 billion worth o f tax relief over five years mainly to families making less than $35,000 per year by giving them a $200 per person crc<lt h r Social Security taxes. L>u.lng the caucuses, moderate Democrats like Itep. Cal Dooley (Calif.) argued that a tax plan so heavily skewed to the poor would hurt Democrats In middle-class districts, which they need to win In order to recapture control of the House In 1998. Gephardt, who earlier blasted the budget deal for "a deficit of fairness" and tried to organize opposition to Its tax provisions, ended up supporting the tax alternative drawn up by Ways and Means Committee Democrats that closely tracked Clintons position. Besides raising doubts about Gephardt’s ability to lead his own troops against Clinton and Gore, the Democratic budget decisions suggest that the center o f gravity in the Democratic Party has shifted to the center. If so. that would be a major triumph for Clinton, who has been trying to re-orient the party to a new, less government-heavy direction. Gore Is Clinton's partner In the endeavor and will have to run In 2000 on the success or failure o f that effort. Even though Core Is leading Gephardt after two rounds, the 1997 maneuvering is far from over. Other key tests will come over final passage of the budget, mosl-favored-natlon trade status for China, and fast-track authority for trade agreements. Gephardt and the administration presently this fall, Gephardt could narrow the gap. £ IBut by arc united In opposition to the House Republican version of the tax bill, but eventual'y Clinton and Gore will have to decide whether to support or oppose the final version produced by Congress. As a Republican document. It almost certainly will contain more lax breaks for the wealthy than Clinton now favors, and Gephardt Is certain to be against It. If Clinton supports the final House-Senate conference report as a means o f securing a bipartisan budget deal. Gephardt will have another chance to pull away a majority of Democrats and score a victory over Cllnton/Gore. Of course. If the final version Is truly distasteful to Clinton, he could use his veto to cajole Republicans Into an acceptable compromise. Berry's World __,, * o n»> of v a. 7 recommend that you reduce stress by NOT trying to be MARTHA STEWART.’ You've probably heard the news by now about the latest fire sweeping across the Internet: If you slap on your "Wizard of OT videotape, mute the soundtrack, and play lin k Floyds Dark Side o f the Moon," amazing synrhmnlcltles will allegedly occur. According to the New York Dally News. which look lima, uut.JnMHL U* U*** .rh fd u k ^ of cleaning up Manhattan to break this story. "Floyd sings, the lunatic L* on the grass Just as the scarecrow begins his ffoppy Jig near a green lawn. The line got to kerp the loonies on the path comes Just before Dorothy and the scarecrow start traipsing down the Yellow Brick Road." And so forth. Amazing. Whatever. This revelation has left me more depressed Hun exhilarated. For one thing, how was It discovered? Through trial and error? Did some Floydhead suck down doubles as he spun the platter to every movie In his video collection? Does It work wiili "El Topo ? Yellow Submarine"? Allen"? Did he try pluytng It to his videotape of lin k Floyd - The W a ll? Or the movie of “Tommy?" What about Th e Last W altz? After visiting Thr Synchronlclty Arklve on the World Wide Web - check It out If you can! -* I learned that certain Floydheads did find that for "... the last approx. 23 minutes of ( 2001: A Space Odyssey). (t)he audio... Is provided fry lin k Floyd s Meddle album, the last track tilled Echoes. " So Pink Floyd fans are definitely out there, trying to find random connections between their CDs and laserdiscs. Good luck to you all! But what If the reverse 1s true? Did some "Wizard of Oz" fanatic go through every CD In his collection for the perfect match? Neither scenario seems likely. So the discovery must have been accidental. This Is even more depressing. Some unknown consumer must have been hanging around the house one day. watching "Wizard of Oz" with the sound off. simultaneously listening to Dark Side of Hie Moon." paying attention Just long enough to conjure some Junglan connection. Does this not speak volumes about this anonymous person s lifestyle? We must find this person and put him humanely to steep. Tlie only other alternative Is that Pink Floyd Intended "Dark Side o f the Moon" to accompany "Wizard of Oz" all along. They Just kept It a secret until Dark Side" fell off Ihe Billboard charts. It was a fiendish scheme lo keep the album orlented rock format alive beyond Its allotted time. Keep In mind that, according to what I've read. "Dark Side" must begin after the MGM lion s third roar, otherwise It doesn't synch with the movie properly. Again, this Insane precision makes me suspicious. If this was a discovery by a Floyd or "Wizard" cult member, think of the many hours of trial and error that went Into It. How would you know that the music shouldn't start at the first lion's roar, or the second, or wait until affer Dorothy has sung "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." or when she lands In Oz? And an even larger question remains: Why would anyone want to do this? Personally. ; 1vc seen "Wizard of Oz" and listened to "Dark Side of Ihe Moon" enough for one lifetime. What's next? "Gone WIUi the Wind" and "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band? A friend of mine (J. Raoul Brody) sent me an e-mail Informing me that he’d tried an experiment himself. He put the soundtrack to Wizard of Oz" on his old fashioned C S ee Shoales, Page BA f �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. June 18. 1997 - > A Judge Perkins Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 4A morning. he was presented with a twopage. single-spaced termina­ tion letter that catalogued In detail every criticism his em ­ ployer had about him over six years of service. Interestingly, the letter said nothing about his productivity, the business he was generating for the bank. T h e y wouldn t a t­ tack with concrete criteria.* he ■ays. ’ so they attacked with the subjective.* Acting County Planning and Oavalopm ant Director Frances Chandler examines a petition presented to her by Iris Hunt, objecting to rezoning In aatact areas of Sanford that would be home to all adult entertainment businesses In Seminole County. Protest--------- -------Continued from Page 1A According to Groot. the ruling states that municipalities may regulate such businesses, lull must allow them to operate In an area In which tt Is feasible for them to survive. Groot sold. * I doubt that Thomas Jefferson thought showing off your htney would be constitution­ ally protected, but that's how the court has ruled.* Iris Hunt, who spoke on behalf o f Indian Mound Village residents, said her community has become a ‘ sacrificial lamb.* for the county. She says her neighborhood, which lies |u»t east of the Orlando-Sanford Airport, was chosen as a possible site foe the new toning because county commissioners think they will rrcetvr less resistance there due to the low population density of the area. She vowed that ,he and her neighbors will never give up their tight lo keep such establishments out o f thetr neighborhood. The area to currently zoned A-1 (agricultural!. Frances K. Chandler, acting Planning and Development director, explained that planning and zoning had not been Instructed by the i nmmlssion to find the optimal place for adult entertainment, but rather to find areas that met certain specific conditions. The guidelines specified such factors as minimum separation distances from schools, churches and bars ss well as prohibitions against visibility from major roadways. She stated that the final decision regarding the proposed changes would be made at a public hearing at the County Commission meeting on June 24 at 7p.m. Chandler atated that the county had not had adequate time to con­ sider all o f the possible areas which might be suitable. She said the commission must act before the current moratorium banning new adult entertainment establishments expires on June 30 at 12:01 a m. Chandler said that If the commission does not act by then, adult busi­ nesses would be allowed lo open tn any Indus­ trial area. Several residents o f the area expressed concerns about the negative Impact the estab­ lishments might have on property values. Some feared they would no! be able to resell thetr homes If the zoning was changed to M 2 Chandler acknowledged that banks are some­ times hesitant lo finance housing tn Industrial xones. but stated that the county will write to lending Institutions on behalf of residents who experience these types of problems. The final decision regarding the re zoning toaur will be made at a public hearing at the County Commission Chamber on June 24. at 7 pm . Shoales-----Continued from Pa|« 4A turntable. then stared at the Dark Side of the Must ' album cover. There were some amazing (1rulings Ills report? - *Al the exact moment when Dorothy sings Somewhere Over the Rainbow/ I was staring at the colors Coming in the groove at the end of side one. I didn't notice for a realty long lime.* So there you go. Once again, proof positive. Of something. (To receive a complimentary tan Shoales newsletter, call IHOaotW DUCK or w nte Duck s Breath. 40H Broad St.. Nevada City. CA 9595W4 * - out of the prism * -- "When the Tin Man sings If I Only Had a Brain,' I waa tripping out on the fart that smoking dope makes thinking a lot harder.' - "When those weird monkeys with wings startrd chanting. I fell really spooky and weird.* -- "When the needle got caught DEATHS . . a. _ - WALTER K. GATHERS Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ Waller E. Gathers. 64. West dent o f Central Florida. Hr was a 12th Strrel. Sanford, died June beautician and a city worker for 10. 1997 at Providence Hospital. Sanford. He was a member of .Seattle. Wash. Horn Aug. 25. First Shiloh M U Church S u r v iv o r s .n c lu d e s o n s . 1932 In Drtfton. he moved to Central Florida In 1951 from Jerome L.. West Palm Beach. Monttcello He was a mechanical James L.. Sanford; daughters. engineer at an airplane engine Betty Gibson. Winter Springs. factory and u Catholic. He served Joyce. Sanford. Linda Hogan. in the United Stales Army dur­ Rochester. N.Y.. Gloria Jarksnn. Deratu.. Ga.. Rhonda Edwurds. ing the Korean Conflict. Survivors Include, mother. Lakeland. Brenda Joyce Muller. Elizabeth. Sanford; brothers. Sanford; 23 grandchildren: 11 Ernest Jr.. Sanford. Wilbur. great-grandchildren. A rra n g e m e n ts by W ilsonMiami, sisters. Dora Mae Bryant. Laura Y o u n g . F lorid a Mae E lc h elb erg er M ortuary Inc.. Young. Rachel Nelson and Betty Sanford. L Vann, all of Sanford. ROY OILBERT A rra n gem en ts by W ilson- “ GIL” RAMIREZ F lch clb ergcr M ortuary Inc.. Roy Gilbert "G il" Ramirez. 65. Sanford. Hlllmont Circle. Orlando, died JIMMIE LEE DAVIS June 14. 1997. Born In Lan­ Jimmie Lee Davis. 83. Dixie caster. Calif., he moved to Cen­ W'ay. Sanford, died June 14. tra l F lo r id a In 1975 from 1997 at Florida Hospital. East Bloomington. Ind. He was a li­ Orlando. Horn Sept. 18. 1913 In aison o(Tlcer with the United ® »® »® ® ® ® ® »® ® ® ® ® ® ® S tates Marine C orps and a d ir e c t o r o f m a r k e t in g fo r J oh n son C on trols. He held memberships In the Republican National Committee. Republican Party of Florida. Dlabled Am er­ ican Veterans. Delta Sigma PI. He received the Presldental Achievement Award from tha National Republican Congres­ sional Committee. Survivors Include daughters. IJfr tan* Rttildfnl and J Denise Koscnblum. Orlando. ® Community leader ® Sharren Fields. Jacksonville. ® Succumbs ® Y v e t t e R a m lr e z - W ln le r s . Orlando; aou. Robin. Hawthorne: c o m p a n io n . J o y c e L a tlu e . ® Zrtimi iH| M V t ml braartM tt OO m Leesburg; brothers. Ell. Lan­ u. Ww ** art June II IW7a nutfc too caster. Hank. Foriuna. Calif.; Ikapul fvunki n. Hr sa i Mr lui| **' onadrrrf lo S U u S t ll O ur*, t lrr rk r s i s t e r s . C a r m e n Ktm. <9 «rno l os ISr intdre Uurt tn) » a • ® La C a n a d a -F Itn trld g e. C a lif.. ® Sunil) M M irxhrr Mr X h » a • ® Rosalie Kruger. Pulmdale. Calif.. a l> * "rr«ir ra*rar> w zrtw t n l W i V Sarah Kinnan. Tampa. Irene a fWMfcr trmmmu, M r n tlR U Is M cratgb ^ Mason. Tchachtpl. Calif.. Mary ® h rb .il Hr s a pat pm klr* <* nortd* ® 45 Srauuita t a i u n a d s a moot a a ® M a rtel. S a cra m e n to . C a lif.. ® sM stiff ® Angle Valdez. Bullhead City. a ZuorrO m m >0 Or hrU O IS SMoS „ Artz.; three grandchildren. MS a u U L U i s d * Ju arzia.a llsdort ~ Arrangem ents by Baldwins a . let Or I I Q lurtrr. Pawr in n F a lr c h lld - O a k la w n P a rk ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® »® ® ® ® ® ® I t . JIMMIE L. DAVIS Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. Anna Jane Hawkins Larson. 89. Bent Oak Lane. Central. S.C. died June 16. 1997. Born In C ave C ity, Ky.. she was a bookkeeper at Baptist Hospital tn Pensacola and the first tele­ phone operator In Foley. Ala. While tn Sanford, she was a member of the Woman's Club. Golden Olympics Board. Order o f the Eastern Star and First Baptist Church as president and treasurer of her Sunday School class. She was a life member of the Alabama Parents Teachers Association. Survivors Include daughters. E velyn L. Boyktn. C en tral. Nancy A. Kotta. Merritt Island; b ro th e r. C h e s te r H a w k in s. Ogden. Utah: sisters. Evelyn Klchbourg. Pensacola. Sarah Jo Spangler. JefTersontown. Ky.; five grandchildren: five great­ grandchildren. Arrangem ents by BaldwinF a tr c h lld -O a k la w n P a rk Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. Thai s something that Alexis DUon ran relate lo. He labored four years for a nonprofit o r­ ganization. raising hundrrds of thousands of dollars In grants, while developing several youth and adult assistance programs. Iri T r t tc :k I )r iv ) i i k NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! » Local 16 Day CDL Training » Full Tuition Raimburaamant_ ►Job Placamant ►Train Full Tima Or Part Tima Truck D river Institute, Inc. • 610 A ero Lana • Sanford, FL 8 0 0 - 5 5 4 - 7 3 6 4 D M SHOWS A.K.C. All Breed and Obedience O v er 18O O D ogs o f MO Breeds each d ay DUon decided lo resign after receiving a mediocre perform ­ ance review from hto liberal boss. Among the areas In which the black professional was found wanting was 'appearance." *1 couldnt believe what I w u m iding. says DUon. 'its t sat there' tn my Armani suit.' ^ Dtxoria former boaa to the kind of while liberal who shows up at Martin Luther King Day breakfasts, who pro­ claims how ‘ colorblind* they are. who likes to accuse white conservatives of being 'racists.' JUNE 20, 21, 22 CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS W est Colonial Drive $K> Adults *3.00. Children $1.00 Free Admission with label from Pedigree Food for Dogs F o r A dditional In fo rm atio n A,,* 0 0 7 ) 67F7MO Escape------Continued from Page IA ground search was unsuccessful. Anyone with Information on Davis, should call the sheriff's offlcr at 33CT6650. HUNGRY FOR AD RESULTS? faooMOoa SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ipui’xe Jtwited to- cut Jnfinutiatwnai MeetingEarn y o u r BACHELOR DEGREE in Business Administration or Crim inology with Saint Leo College on the Seminole C om m unity College Campus. Please join us on the Seminole Community College Campus: June 19, 1997 6:30 pm • Room: L-205 (Above the Library) fo r M o n Inpsrmatum n g a n iln g u r program pitas* contact Saint Lto CoUrgt at SCC Campos Offlcr L J O J A Offlcr Hours. .Monday 400 am - I I OO a m & Thursday t o o pm • TOO p m Satnt l i o CoUrgt at SCC Campus \usntsrr Is (■¥)*) JJH -JO t'J Sanford Herald 322-2611 ? w DAVIS. J IM M il L I I f u n t i l MrvKO I t Mr Jlmmi# I t 0til*. U . ISM Dolma r r . U r l t d . F lor Ido. aalll U ho* loturdoy Jvnt It. I**t t l U n i Union M S Church- I I.M a m with the P»i>or RovorwtM Or Horry 0 Succor, offlclaling Vtoomg tor fomlly oral Iriorala *111 bo FrMoy C M to • M p m ot Wllco* llcholborgor Mor Ivory Inc. I1W Pmo Aranuo. Sonlord. Florid* S u rviv o r,, dooghtor,. S olly J Gaboon. Winlor M ingo. FI ; Undo Hogon. Roc honor. N Y .i GlorU Jockton. Oocotur. Go ; Joyco Oo*U. Sonford. M l Rhondo Cdnordc. Lokolond. FI I ond Rrondo Joyco Mullor. Sonford. FI.Son*. Joromo O avlt. Wool Point Roach. F I ,- ond Jomot Oo.lt. ion had FI U vu in lo*. CJiortot It C O W . Wintor Sgringt. F I . Moray Hogon. Roctwolor. K Y . Mormon J or tu n . Oocotur. G o . Rov Cool fdo ordt. Lokolond. F I . and Arthur M ullor. Sonlord. F I . da ugh ter. In lo * . Barbara Done. Wool Point Roach, and Rum O o « l» . Sonlord. PI IS g ra n d , and It groot grand, Wilton (ichoiborgor Mortuary Inc. m charge eC arrangement. For Local Sports • People • Health Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local N e w s Your Subscription What I find most Ironic about McCluskey's and Hancock's cases to that both thetr former employers viewed themselves as commuted to ‘ diversity In the workplace. Thetr supervi­ sors were not 'conservatives." were not adherents to the phi­ losophies of Newt Gingrich or Clarence Thomas. These were white men who viewed them­ selves as liberal-minded on mailers of race. They probably even voted for Bill Clinton. ? (? r s does not apply the same logic that we do about ihto matter.** County Com m issioner Randy Morris said today. ” W e have no choice now but lo consider ap­ pealing hto ruling.” Not only had they won their case Tuesday but club owner Doug Bangle and defense at­ torney Hugh Trees said that they had filed a counterclaim saying the county had done everything It could to "Interfere” with his business operation. T r e e s sa id he su b p o en a e d c o u n ty c o m m is s io n e r s and building officials. The commissioners are busy preparing for a second public hearing on the adult enetertalnmcnt Issue • a 7 p.m. session next Tuesday (June 24). FUNERAL tt I have my subscription to the Sanford Herald. Today For Was Hancock the victim of an Institutional bias against black professionals? Again. I do not know enough about his former employer to reach an unequivocal conclusion. But he does appear to be part o f a pattern tn San Diego that, he aay*. ‘ transcends any particu­ lar Industry.’ > ;.i m A NNA JANE H A WK I N S LARSON Purrrrr-fectHi C a ll They caricatured him as some sort o f threatening figure, even suggesting he was prone to violence. They labeled him a malcontent who got along with neither hto superiors or hla colleagues. Yet. a mere matter o f weeka before he waa fired. Hancock recalls, he ptayed a friendly round o f golf with both his Im­ mediate supervisor and one o f hto co-workers. had the entire afternoon to hear what attorney Tom Callan might ofTer the second-time around. Round 2 went an hour and a half with Callan arguing that the intent o f the county's adultentertainment ordinance was more Important than the specific wording • the very reason why the county's desperately trying to cover Itself. D ic k e y r e s p o n d e d . “ T h e county passed this moratorium (o n a d u lt - e n t e r t a in m e n t e s ta b lis h m e n ts ) b eca u se It recognized it needed to revise the code. I personally think that’s a pretty good Idea.” In Ihc meantime. Sassy Merlot’s could keep on dancing. ” W e regret that Judge Dickey Suntor||er a l« l 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 Famous Recipe Chicken WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY • 3 - P I E C E D I N N E R S 3 .2 9 • - 2 P I E C E L U N C H S 2 .9 9 - 1905 S. F ren ch A ve., S an fo rd • (407) 323-3650 1 5 -P io c o F a m ily SH SH tt 1 5 3 pieces i o 3 pin (a mashed F a m ily B u cke t 9 9 Ptua Tax blccul Is Not valid won arty otttgr oflgr or ckscount Good lor a kmitad Um# nr OoLkm ttrrb Boast I.• * O r-1 2 oolAotrara pieces ref o f chicken, m ixed { Not valid wan any otm t oltsc or jd-scowit. Good lor a Smdsd Sms T rs or Crtsfiy n u r _ SH| 3^! I* i side d ish o f y o u r choice PluaTax | (corn s u b a U lu flo n extra) |» I hom estyte b u tterm ilk £!S j biscuit or Got.Ion Hetb Hnaoc 9 9 nuaMM fiupnu* Rmpr W sSI 12-P iece S u p e r !Snack tt o « ^ • 25 pieces o f chicken, m ixed ^ fvcose^am uuo Hectpr- • I 1/2 pint gravy o h hocnestylc buttermilk i A I I Not vskd wtth any otftsr ottsr or account Good tor a llrrvtsd Urns rZmOUS 2 -P ie c e C o m b o M eal $ SH 9 9 • 2 side item s • I hom eatyle bu tterm ilk b iscu it • 2 0 ox. d rin k Plus Tax pvuuar^diiMjui Rrclpr* Not valid watt any otftac ottar or discount. Good tor a hmrtsd tang M K8| ( o r c S d r n Herb Basal �r;*»' • *<•'p , *papBi^ n •A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 18. 1997 ■Legal Notices Legal N otlct» Dads and thalr kids *- * m raa circuit count of m s lam judicial ciacurr of Florida m abofdb Fishnet. OF FOBBOICBEM S SALS Nolle# l« hereby given that, pursuant la that Final Judgment of Ferae tenure deled June 11th. IM F , and enlercd In ctvS aaaa number SF-442-CA-I4-W. af Fla Cireuit Court af the ISth Judieial Cirauit In and far Seminole County. Florida, •heroin C N A S I M ORTOAOI SERVICES. INC. F/K/A CHASS MANHATTAN M ORTOAOI COR­ PORATION. la FtolnMN and NICHOLAS F NICHOLS. UNITIO STATSS OF AMERICA. is/erc OelendanRa) I e d MU lo b a higheet and boat bidder ter caeh at the veal Iron! doer el the Seminole County courthouaa m Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at 11 00 A M on the t M* day of July. 1SS7, the following deecnbod proper­ ty ae eel tonh m said Fmel Judgment, to wit LOT IS. SLOCK t . T H I N IS IN V I AT THS CROSSINGS PHASS TWO. ACCONOINO TO TH I PLAT T H IR IO F AS R* CONOID IN FLAT BOOK St PAOIS to. SI ANO St OF TH I PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SSMIN OLI COUNTY. FLORIDA N O T! PURSUANT TO TH I FAIR OSBT C O U IC T IO N FR A C TIC IS A C T VOU ANI AOVISIO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS O I I M I O TO M A O IS T COLLICTOR ATTIM FTtNO TO C O l l l C T A O IS T ANO ANY INFORMATION o b t a i n e d w il l S I U IIO fo r th a t r u r f o ii Deled the 13tn day ol JU N I. A bright summer day, some frien dly anim als and that special bond between dads and Kids made Sunday. Fa­ ther's Day, pretty special for some area families Top left: Dad Kelly Walden gives little Murphy a head-and shoulders above the crowd view of the animals as Dad John Wood teaches son Wesley how to properly feed the goats Right: Ed LanKin d e m o n s t r a t e s animal feeding techniques to daughter Cayla ts s r M ARYANN! M O R I I aan Pubheh June I t IS IS ff O IF -t l F IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IC TN JVOtCIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR SSM IHO LI CO UN TY O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. A F -M A -C A -1 4 -B O I CAPITAL M O R TO A O I S I R V I C II Ine A / i Ti er alert Mortgage Serna ea. Ine . ALFO W IO MOLINA and M A n il LAURA MOLINA. #• e l . N O TIC R MARYANNS MORSE Clerk o l Circuit Court Dy Ruth King Oeputy Clerk COOIUS A ATAW1AR3KI 4414 Boy Scowl Boulevard Suite 4S4 Tampa. Florida 3344/ Telephone. (113) SFF-40O* CSS 4SF 00SF0 Publish June IS. 21. ISSF DCF-SIS IN TN S CIRCUIT COURT OF TN S IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IR ANO FOR SCMINOLB COUNTY, FLORlOA O IN IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASS N O I4 T -S 4 0 S -C A -I4 -W FIRST NATIONWIDE M O R TO A O I CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS COWARO L. CHAPLIN, SANDALA CHAPLIN. O R AN O I CO UN TY HOUSINO F IN A N C i AUTHORITY. JO H N O O I ANO JANE O O I AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) N O TIC S OF FORECLOSURE SALS Herald Photos by Denise E. Monroe NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVSN purauenl to a Summery Final Judgment ol torecloeure deled June 11 Ut. 19(1/. entered In Civil Cate No S/-0403-CA-14-W ol ■he Circuit Court at the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. IA N FO R O . Florida, t will tell to the higheet and beat bidder lor caeh at the W IS T FR O N T DO O R ol tho S IM IN O L I County Courthouse “J c ^£J0Sm S S w S T fiO lflO lV Z K m TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS IMNTBSBTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT S IM IN O L I COUNTY. OIVIL ACTION CASS BO. 00-S04S CA OFVtSMN 14-L RVLANO MORTOAOI CORPORATION. PtamhtRal MARIS NASH, ol at. Do tendon n il • H O l, • tssr Left: Dad Chris Morris makes a Father's Day wish with sons Zachery, left, and Zane, with wishes of their own at the zoo wishing well. Restored vintage cars also were on display so dad could reminisce about the good old days. O IF 204 NOTICS IS H I R I S T O IV IN pursuant to e Fmel Judgment el totocloauro dated June 2nd. ISSF. eng entered m Ceee NO 94-1449 el We Crramt Court el We IIO M T IIN T H Judrcml Circuit m end tor S IM IN O L I County Florida ■harem RYIAMO M O R TO A O I CORPO RATION to We PlainIIN end M AR I! NASH A F IT UN IVIR SAL CARO S IR V tC IS CORP ere the Oelendenls I a d aef Id the hrgheal and heal bidder tor cash el the Weal front door a< We lem taole County CourWoueo tenfold I lends at 11 00 o m an the Sih day ol July IS4F, I he N U a e ia g described p n e e 'b as set tonh si l a d Fmel Judgment LO T 144 M I R RUN UNIT 120 ACCOROINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS R IC O R O IO IN PLAT BOOK 3F AT PAO I 12 OF T H I P U B LIC R IC O R O S OF I I Ml N O L I C O U N TY FLORlOA T O O IT H IR W ITH T H I F O tLO W M Q PERSONAL PROPER TV RANG I/O VAN. DISPOSAL OISMWAAHIN. FAR/MOOO W ITNESS MY HAND end Ihe seel e l Ihte Court an June 3rd. Tempe Florida 5 >40 7 Telephone (St3) IFF-SOOS c a s H r -o o a r s Below: Sean, left, and Anne Deer, await dads Instructions for more fun than a barrel of monkeys, while right: Dad Richard Buckshaw Instructs son Andrew, handing tasty tidbits to a zoo resident. Pubheh Juno t|. 21. IM F NOTICS C O O H IS S STAWIAASKI 4410 Soy Scout Boulevard purauenl to that Fingl JWtnmen ol forocloaure deled I R o l l P . ISSf. and entered m cnid ceee number S T -I S t C A. ol the Circuit Court at the 11th Judicial Circuit In and lor Semmale County. Florida, wherem O l CAPITAL MORTO AO f S I R V I C I I INC F/K/A TR A V IL IR S M O R TO A O I I I I V I C I I . INC . ic Plaintiff end A L F O N IO MOLINA. MARIA LAURA MOLINA V IN N O N L i l . Q iR T R U O l L tl. ALAFAVA W OODS H O M IO W N IR I ASSOCIATION INC . S IM IN O L I COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBOIV1SION OF T H I I T A T t OF FLORIDA, la/are OelendenKa). I anil ted to the lug heal end betl bidder for each el the weal H a t door e l the Sammale County eourthouao m Senlord. Semmale County. Florida, at I t 04 A M o n i n e i r t h d e y o l July IS S r. the following deecnbod property e* act forth m aaid f met Judgment, to ant LO T <4. ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASS XXI A: ACCOROINO TO T H I MAP OR PLAT T H IR IO F AS R IC O R O IO IN PLAT DOOR J4 P A O IS St THROUGH SS. IN T H I P UB LIC R IC O R O S OF S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORlOA NOT E PURSUANT TO T H I FJUR D IR T COLLECTION P R A C T IC IS A C T VO U A R I AO VISIO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS 0 I S M I D TO B£ A 0 E B T C O L L IC TO R A TTIM P TIN O TO C O L L S C T A O S B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL 01 U S IO FOR THAT PUR PO St Dated the l]t h day of JU N I. Deputy Clerk OP POBICLOf URS SALS Cler* ef CheuM Court By Ruth Ring Deputy Cie»» OF PBBBB M f D B B Notice m heidby g v a Met LOT t ANO THS SOUTH 1/1 OF VACATSD W IS T SIXTH S T R U T . SLOCK S. THR I S R TRAPFORO'S MAP OF T H I TOWN OF IANFORO. ACCOROINO TO TH I PLAT T H IR IO F AS RICOROSO IN P U T BOOK 1, PAOSS S4 THROUGH 14. OF T H I PUBLIC RICOROS OF M M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORlOA Deled due lt d ) day of Juno. IM F (CIRCUIT COURT U A L ) MARYANNS MORSE Clark of tho Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Ballon T H I U W O F F IC II OF DAVIOJ STERN PA 4440 SHIRIOAN S T R U T STS4SS HOLLYWOOD. FL SJ011 (SS4) MS-0440 SF-ISSSIfFNW) M ACC OR DA N C I WITH THS AMERICANS WITH D IEABIIIT IM ACT. pereone with dive tot mee needing a special esc am modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at die S IM IN O L I County Courthouse ol 40F-32J-43J4 U T 4I f f . I-S44-SSS-IFF1 (TOO) or t-S 4 0 -m -IF F 0 . via - — Me rye one Merve — -Clerk of We Circlet Court By Dorothy W Son on Deputy Clerk Ichevarne McCalls Reymer Berrell A Frepprcr Pool Office Boa 3414 Temps FL 33S4I F M I3 9 IS I NOTICS In accordance aeilh the Americana Ditsbrlrliea Act per­ sona needing a apec tel accom­ modation le participate m Ihte proceeding 1 how hi contact the individual or egsncy tending nonce not later then le vvn (7) days prior to the proceeding el We eddieaa given en the notice Telephone 40F-3234334 eal 422F I-S44-SSS-4FFI (TOO) or I -SOO-SSS-SFFO (vt. vie Honda Relay Service Publish June I t . IS. ISSF M F -1 1 3 IN TN E CIRCUIT CO URT OF T N I I M N T IE N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR U M IN O L S COUNTY, FLORlOA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. M -IS F S C A DIVISION I4K STM M O R TO A O I COMPANY. Plain ntt(e| vs MARY BENNETT, al al. Oelendenl(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICS IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot torecloeure deled June ttlh , ISSF. end entered m Ceee NO S3-ISFSCA el the Circuit Court el the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit in end tor lE M I N O li County. Florida vhereia STM MORTGAGE COMPANY ie Ihe Plaintiff end MARY 'B E N N E TT The unknown ipouae/co-tenant af MARY BENNETT. A U F A Y A W OOOS H O M EO W N E R S ASSOCIATION. INC . and STATS OF FLORlOA DEPARTM ENT OF REVENUE arc Ihe Defendants. I will tell to the highest and betl bidder for cash at Ihe Weal front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al I t OO a m . on Ihe ISth day ol July. I99F. tho fol­ lowing do 1Cn bed property ea tat forth In said Final Judgment LO T 120. A U F A Y A WOOOS PHASE III. ACCOROINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 33. AT PAGES 30. 31. ANO 33. OF T H I PUBLIC nseeno: or ssuingle COUNTY. FLORlOA W ITNESS MY HAND and the seal ol this Court on JU N E 12th. ISSF (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ot the Circuit Court Dy. Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Reymer. Barrett S Freppier Post Other Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33S01 EE930FI113 NOTICE In accordance with the Americana Disabilities Act. per­ sona needing e special accom­ modation to participate In this proceeding should contact the individual or agency (ending notice not later than savsn (F) days prior to the proceeding at the address given on the notice Telephone 40F-3234330 eat 422F; 1 400 955 87/1 (TDD) or 1-S00-S9VSFF0 (v) via Flonde Relay Service Pubheh June 14. IS . ISSF DEF-2SI Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB SMNTSSRTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SBMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CABS NO. SS-SMS CA to the htgheil end beet fodder tor caeh at the West front door of tho Semlnolo County Courthoveo. 341 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, al 11 04 o'clock a m on the ISth day of July. IM F . tho following deecnbod property ae set forth In said Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LO T 204 WEKIVA RESERVES UNIT FOUN ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AE RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 42 PAOSE I t AND 22 PUBLIC R ICO R O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA In accordance with the Americans wtW OrcebWtwe Act. percent with drcsbtktiea need­ ing o special accommodation to participate m this proceeding thnutd contact Ihe Clerk el the Circuit Court ot (40F) 323-4334 0ATEP ol Senlord Florida, on Juno 11th. IM F MARYANNS MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Boil on Ao Deputy Cteik SMITH A HIATT. RA Aftorneya lor Plamtitt SCSI Beat Oakland Park • i t to -w it NICHOLAS F NICHOLS, el a l. i i . located et SOI N. PARK A V IN U I In IANFORO. Florida, at 11 44 o'stock a m on tho ISlh day or July. IM F tho following op Si JU R IS D W TM N CIVIC M B CASS HO. ST-4SS -C A-14-W CHASS MORTOAOI SERVICES. Ine A l l Chaae Manhattan Mortgage Corporation. vi. •- MELLON MORTGAOC COMPANY. Plainti H(a). MARSHALL JENKINB. el al. NOTION OP FOASCLOSUHS S A M NOTICE IB N I N H T GIVEN pursuse t to o Fmel Judgment ef torecloeure deled May 34th. ISSF. and entered In Ceee NO. 44-I t SO CA-tS-A of the Circuit Court ot tho EIGHTEENTH Judrcml Circuit in and lav M S B NOLI County. Florida wherein MELLON MOHTGAOS COMPA­ NY re the Plaintiff and MAR­ SHALL JENKINB. THS UNKNOWN SPOUSS/CO-TSNANT OP MARSHALL JSNKIKS Vk/e SHIRLEY JENKINS. BAR­ N ETT BARK OF CENTRAL FLORlOA. NA ore tho Defendant# I writ salt to the higheet and beet bidder tor cash at the Weal Front door ol Wo Eenunolo County CourWoueo. Sanford. Flonde el 11 04 a m . on Wo I t st day ot July. ISSF. the following deecnbod property as set forth « sard Fmel Judgment LOT 2. BLOCK M. NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION F. ACCOROINO TO THE P U T TH IR IO F AE R IC O R O IO IN P U T BOOK 13. PAOI 3. OF THE PUBLIC RICOROB OF M M IN O LI COUNTY FLORIDA WITNESS MV HAND and the seel et due Court on May MW ISSF (M ALI Maryanne Morse Clark of Wo Circuit Court By Oovothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Icheverne. McCalls. Reymer Barren E Freppier Poet Office Bee 3411 Tempe FL 33441 F941tlttS In accordance with the Amencane Orcebdrtiee Act. per­ sona needing a special eccemmodation to portmipaie m this procsedmg i howid contact tho mdividuel or agaricy ta n jm g nobs# not later then seven |F) day# prior to the proceeding at We address given en the notice Telephone 44F-1J34134 eat 423/ 1 444 444 1771 (T 0 0 I or 1-444 SAA-aFF4tri I U Florida Relay Service Pubheh June 11. IE . I M F D S F.I14 to T N S C IR C U IT C O U N T OF T N S IS T N JU D IC IA L c tN c u rr o f Fl o r id a IS M M C L S COUNTY S IN S H A L JURIS M O TIO N DIVISION C A M NO. S T -M S C A -I4 -N CHASS MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL r e s id e n t ia l m o r t g a g e CORPORATION F/K/A MARGANBTT1N S COMPANY. Ine . EDWIN K 0UFFKIN end JENNIFER L BUFFKIN el a l . Defendants NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Wet Fmel Judgment ot Forceloeure deled June n t h ISSF. end entered m emit case number SF-333 C A -I4 -W . et the Circuit Court at Ihe ISth Judicial Circuit in and tor Semmale County Florida, wherein CHASS MANHATTAN M O R TO AQE CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL M O R TO A O I CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A M AR O ARETTEN S C O M ­ PANY. INC . le PlamtiH and (O W IN K BUFFKIN. JENNIFER L BUFFKIN. ie/ere OelendenKa). I will tell la the highest and beat bidder tor cash at Ihe west Irani door et the Seminole County court­ house m Senlord. Seminole County. Florida, al I t 00 A M en the 1/th day el July. IM F . the following described proper­ ly at eel forth in said Fmel Judgment, to wit LO T I0F. O UEENS MIRROR SOUTH R IP L A T ADDITION TO C A E E E L d lR R Y . A C CO R O IN O TO THE P U T TH ER EO F AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK I t . PAGE IS . PUBLIC R IC O R O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA TAX I O 14-21-30-TO T-0000­ 10 F0 NO TE P UR SUANT TO THE FAIR 0 IB T C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T VOU ARE AO VISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM IS O E IM E O TO BE A D E B T C O L L IC TO R A TTEM P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A O I B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL BE USED FOR TH AT PURPOSE Deled the 13th day at JU NE. ISSF MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk C O O IU S A 9TAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 4S0 * Tampa. Florida 33A0F Telephone (113) SFF-A00S CAS FSF-00092 Publish June 14. 2S. I M F OEF-214 IN TN B C IN C U IT C O U N T FON SEM IN O LB C O U N TY , FLO R ID A . C IV IL DIVISION C A M N O . AC-3131 - C A -I 4 -W GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. FEOsRAL SAVINGS BANK. PiernliH. vv MICHAEL S BLAHER. a tingle man: end WSKIVA RESERVE HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . •ucceteor by merger to STOCKBRIOOE MASTER HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . Defendants N O TIC E O F SALE P U R S U A N T T O C H A P TE R 4S NC TICE IE HEREBY GIVEN purauenl la en Order or Final Judgment ol torecloeure dated Juno 11ltl. IM F . end entered in Case No 9 A -2 I3 I-C A -I4 -W ol We Circuit Court o l the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and tor Seminole County. Florida, wliercln O LENO ALE F E O IR A L BANK FEOSRAL SAVINGS BANK, is Plamtitt and MICHAEL S BLAHER. a single ■nan. and WEKIVA RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . auccaaaor by merger to STO CKBR IO OE M ASTER HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION INC . arc daisndanta. I will salt Bou leva rd A m is SOS Fort Lauderdale FL 33344 Pubheh June t i. 24 IM F 0EF-202 m T R i o w c u rr c o u r t, M A R C FOR •a m i r o l a c o u n t y . FLO R lO A C A M N C . C A S T .T 4 4 C A -I 4 -W NORWEAT MORTOAOI INC a California corporation Plamtitt va io w t N s f i e l d CAA4SF3-42-F3AF) BENEFICIAL FLORlOA W C . and any devisees gran tv vt any et the above-named Defendants De fondants NOTICE OF FORaCLOSURB SALE NO TIC E is hereby grvvn that We undersigned Clerk et the Circuit Court a l t v mmole County Flonde writ on Ihe I Fw day et July I M F al 11 09 a deck A M el Wo W att Front doer et the lemmote County CourWoueo m tantord Flonde (H e r tor sale end ae* at pubhc outcry la We h ^ i v t l end betl fodder tor seek the todowing described property situate m Aananote County Flonde Late • end E. ORANGE VILLA HEIGHTS according to the Plot toereof at recorded In Piet Cook 12 Pago 22 Public Record* at Seminole County imrcuenl la We Fmel Judgment eniercd m u ceee pendmg m terd Court the etyte at which it m d «e le d above W ITNESS my hand end official eeel el acid Court Wie 12th day ol June I M F 'It you are e parson wiW a dieetohry who needs any accom­ modation m order to participate ■ Wit proceeding you arc enbHad al no cott to you. to the provision at certain assistance R*ee*e contact Court adrcmic* betas. H | m Par* kowgoa. Burls N301 Sanford Florida 32FFT. (49 7)323-4339 a t l j r with 2 working days et your receipt e l this (notice al Force loaurc Seta) it you arc hearing unpaired cell 1-444M S -S F F t. if you ere voice ■opened call I -S44-SM -SFF9 ' ICO U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF T H I C IR C U IT COURT Oy Ruth King Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Notch J r . fisguire Duller Moon • Notch I 2 I S E Rofonton Street Or Un do Florida 32401 3144 I40F) 194-4400 Publish June t i . 29 IM F 0EF-220 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T OP TMB B M H T E IN T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FON SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R lO A C IV IL A C TIO N CASB NO . 44-14 44 C A Of Vt4 to n 14-A FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO DOMINION B AN K S H A R IS M O R TO A O I CORPROATION. Plaintiff)*). va RICHARD W HEN N ES TE/, a I at. OelendenKa) N O TIC S OF F O R E C LO S U N S SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated May 34th. I94F. and entered In Casa NO M -24 4S C A -I4 -A ol lha C.rcu.t Court ef lha E IO H TE E N TH Judicial ClrciMI m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida who rain FIN S T UNION M O R TO A O I CO R P O R ATIO N EU C C ES S O R BY MERQER TO DOMINION B A N K S H A R IS M O R TO A QE CORPORATION it lha PlamtiH and RICHARO W HENNESSEY era Wa Defendants. I will tall to the highest and beat fodder tor cash at the Waal front door ol lha Saitiinala County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al I t 00 a m . on lha 3rd day ol July. 189F, the following described property aa sat forth In said Final Judgment LO T 21, B LOCK H. NORTH ORLANOO TERRACE. SECTIO N TW O OF UN IT ONE. AC CO R D ­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT OOOK IE. PAGE S4 OF TH E PUB LIC RECORD! OF SkM iNOLA C O UNTY. FLORlOA W ITNESS MV HANO and Wa seal el W it Court on June 2nd ISSF (SEAL) Maryanne Moras Clark ol the Circuit Court By OoroWy W Bolton Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalls. Raymer. Barrctt A Frappivr Post Office Baa 3419 Tamp4 . FL 33401 FM I2S 4 32 NO TIC « In necordanca with the Americana Oiaafoktisa AcL par­ sons naadmg a special accom­ modation to participate in W it proceeding should contact Wa individual or agency sanding notice not later Wan seven (F) days prior to Wa proceeding at the address given on lha "Otic# Telephone 407-323­ 4330 t a t 422 F, I-A00-M S-AFF1 (TO O ) Of 1-400-955-4770 (v). via Florida Relay Service. Publish Juno I t . I A. I M F 0 E F -1 I2 �WEDNESDAY June 18, 1997 nvm-n-pmrrqninr I | m . ' - r - r ; H j I Sanford Herald Points... Kellie Werner Sanford to host Change is a pair of fact of life, Bambino even where tourneys sports are concerned Herald Staff Writer ■yM A N M M T M HsraJd Sports Editor There is • season... Change, change, change. Some o f the men In America (and on (he Saiyford H m ld sports staff) would have a lot less to whine about If they would rem em ber that seasons, even sports seasons, change. Why Is It that all men want sports to for­ ever remain as they were In the 80's? What Is so appealing about football with leather hel­ mets. Afros that a basketball could get lost In and golf without graphite? All things must change and that Includes sports. Just because there was no artificial turf In the fifties, the Browns were In C leve­ land. and Richie Adubalo was too young to be out of a job does not mean that sports were better then. Take football for example. In the 50's, there was no Super Bowl. What on earth did people do on the last Saturday of January before there was the best profes­ sional football game of the season? How did those people survive without knowing who won the Bud Bowl or which washed up singer was going to perform at halftime? Football could stand to replace the Instant replay to stop all o f the Incompetant officials from having the final say an bad calls, but other than that, football sms nothing until 1967. How about golf? *" ' Gone are the days of plaid knickers and striped shirts. Golfers wear striking Dockers. Nike, et al ensembles and cool hats. What were those men thinking? No wonder no one liked golf. Looking at the outfits was enough to make someone dizzy. Golf Is popular now because the fashion has Improved. Although golf analytsts could stand to at least name the winner of a tournament before dedicating their entire program to the latest Tiger pro­ duction. golf has Improved greatly since the fifties. And basketball... Height has Unproved the game Immensely. Thanks to seven-foot-plus athletes, basket­ ball Is now filled with rules that no one can follow, superstars who make all o f the bas­ kets. and o f course, slam dunking. How bor­ ing It must have been to sit through a game and understand everything that was going on and not worry about whether a player had been In the paint for three seconds or more. Imagine watching all o f the players take the ball to the basket, instead o f only the best player an the team. And without a player dunk'ng the ball light In the face o f the op­ posing player, basketball must have seemed too sportsman like. Granted, basketball needs to do away with whatever It Is that makes the last two minutes of a game take the same length of time as an over-Ume soc­ cer game, but otherwise, the Improvements are abvlous. As you can see. there have been many Im­ provements In the world o f sports. I don't understand why everyone keeps complain­ ing. So what If there Is Inlerleague play? Sports are never going to go back to the way they were In the fifties or even the eighties. Some things have Improved, some haven't. I happen to love sports, even with the many flaws. . SANFORD - It's that fun o f year when everyone Is excited and expects to go to the World Series. The weeding out process of the pretenders and the contenders will be starling tomorrow evening In Sanford for the A Team s and In IM S Longwood (abovs) won tba Florida Babe four teams will be looking to be the next champions as C o m m issio n er's T eam s as the Ruth Bass ball District 7 Bambino Division Toumamant they start their quasi for a spot In the World Series that Florida Babe Ruth Baseball Bam­ Starling tomorrow at Sanford's Roy Hollar Junior Fiald. will held In Altamonte Springs In August. bino Division District 7 tourna­ ments open up assured of having at least one team w inning learns playing al Roy Seminole Altamonte Springs win­ This Is the Sanford Recreation at the World Series In August as the Holler Field and the loser's squaring ner at 10 a.m. In the Winner's D e p a r tm e n t's fir s t y e a r as a Altamonte Springs squad will be the off al Lakrslde Field (the old Ft. Bracket finals at Roy Holler Field: member In the Bambino Division host team at the series that will be Mellon Softball Field) Friday's loser's bracket winner (12-years-of age and under) of Babe held al Kaatmontr Park The Loser's Bracket champion­ taking on the loser o f the Sanford/ Kulh Baseball, but It was lucky The Commissioner s Tournament ship game will be held on Lakeside G r e a t e r S e m in o le - A lt a m o n t e enough to get awarded the tour­ (also for 12-and-Under) will also Field al IO a m. on Saturday with Springs game at I p m. al Lakeside naments. start on Thursday, with Sanford the winner of that game taking on Field, and the loser of the 10 a m. The A Tournament will attract taking on Grealrr Seminole at 6 the remaining undefeated learns at game taking on the winner o f the I teams from Sanford. Longwood. p.m. and Longwood faring Flagler I p m. on Roy Holler Field. p m game at 4 p in. al Roy Holler Greater Seminole (Ovledo/Wlnter at 8 p.m. al Lakeside Field Field In the Loser s Bracket final. If after the I p m. Saturday game Springs area) and Flagler (Bunnell). On Friday, the Sanford-Grratrr On Sunday, the two surviving both trams have one loss, the In the opening games o f the double S em in ole w inner w ill take on teams will meet at Roy Holler Field w inneptu kr all gam e would be elimination tourney at Ft. Mellon Altamontr Springs at 8 p m. al Roy at I I a m. If after that game both mntestrd at I p m on Sunday at Park’s Roy Holler Junior Field, Holler Field, while the first night trams have one loss each, the Roy Holler Field. Sanford will lake on defending losers will play at 8 p m at Laeslde championship game will be either at The winner of this tournament district champion Longwood al 6 Field, also at 8 p m. I p m. or 3 p.m al Roy Holler Field, will advance to the Area Tourna­ m. and Greater Seminole will face There will be three games on depending on the outcome o f the A ment In Winter Haven starting on agler at 8 p.m Saturday. Tournament. Friday. June 27th. All four learns will be in action The Longw ood-Flagler winner A recap o f the teams will appear S e m in o le C ou n ty Is a lread y again on Friday at 6 p m. with the f a c i n g th e S a n fo r d / G r e a t e r In Thursday's Ssn/ord Herald R First Baptist stays on top in Church Basketball League SANFORD — Four players hit for double figures as First Baptist Church o f Sanford used a monster first half to hold onto first place in the Sanford Recreation Department Spring Church Basketball League in the Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School Friday night. James Learned netted 16 points and Denny Clayton chipped In with 13 os First Baptist Church of Sanford raced to a 4 1-22 halftime lead. Learned remained hot in the second half, tossing In another 10 points, but It was Richard Anderson who picked up the slack as he erupted for 14 points after being held scoreless In the first half os First Bapilsl Church o f Sanford pulled off a 77-49 victory over Sanford Northland Community Church despite an 18 point effort by II.G. Webb. Learned led First Baptist Church of Sanford with 26 points, while Clayton added 17 points. Caleb Hlebert 15 points and Learned 14 points. In addition to Webb's 18 points. Mike Guenthardt chipped In with 11 points and Jeff Vida added 10 points. i •• l M , • M l . h<M *«*■ H IB >11 1. J M I > • 1 1 G »»f C M N W I •• I m tr»M U 14. C M M r i I I Ml - <W « T k Am c s H - ■« ■UCtW M eti CeauneMty QBfd (m >•" vw* • •• a im m w « i •« ii. ho wm* « i i a Fat Umm I •• L Sica H M m v k . • •• 1 &*rr wukam* M i l D w » Wmmm I I I ) Talal« m ><t t tnt Baa** Ck*r<k<4la * H |n I c »*** * * * * * » •• i t Dnnn, CiatWM l i t it. * k h >4 i n *«■ a « » r — aaiiK 11 11 Ji m 1 M H I H l> I n > jj * m HalHtm* - f . m S a* litl 41. H o»"nnn4 a T v m **•»! IwW gaalt Mar inland | iMae* 0 Vrntn. b a M w a i t i.il I H H i riw l c l i ma , h m i i 1i *i lauM _ N m in ta r. t I n i i to u H a awl - non* TocftMcoii — nano Mocarot - NortMond •>. t w i t ItF M O l In lhe other game. David Tindall dropped In 13 first half points as Sanford Covenant Community Church Mayor of the City of Sanford SANFORD — On Saturday. June 28. 1997, the Daytona Beach Cubs w ill play the Kissimmee Cobras In a Florida State League doubleheader at Jackie Robinson Ballpark In Daytona Beach. This will be a special night us It will be Jackie Robinson/ Sanford Youth Baseball Night. We will be recognizing Jackie Robinson In honor o f the 50th a n n iv e rs a ry o f h.s m ajor □ B e e Sanford. P a g e 2B □Bee Basketball. Page 2B Nazarene’s rally upsets Church softball leaders From Staff Reports_______________ Trtofy JUU|«ty Ptrtl Miumt Unknow ns, K a t h y ’s B a b y S h o p s tro ll in R e c v o lle y b a ll SANFORD - The Unknowns and Kathy's Baby Shop both recorded perfect records In their respective league's In the Sanford Rec­ rea tio n D epartm ent S p rin g R ecrea tion a l Volleyball League at Sanford Middle School's Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum Monday night. The final records from Monday’s games were: B/A League — Unknowns (4-0). Beer:30 (3-1). Family Matters (2-2) and Westvlew Baptist Church 11and C.E.S. (both 1-3). A League — Kathy's Baby Shop (5-0). Ladles o f the Court, plus 2 (4-1). YKnols (3-2), Hopkins Meats-A Team (2-3). Westvlew Baptist Church I (1-4) and Sanford Church o f God (0-5). By LARRY A. OALB M.lfllnt* - C«.«n*nl II, Naim*** It Tk<** »*inl !.•<« (Mi, •Mi*.*"* • 1 B «*»•»« i CK«m ! Cw m >i i i Tm I - Sanford Night at Daytona Sonny Eubanks was threa-for-four and scored a run during an eightrun sixth inning as Sanford First Church of the Nazarene upset league­ leading Deltona Trinity Assembly of God-Majesty 13-11 at Chase Park. S A N F O R D —. S a n fo rd F irst Church o f the Nazarcne pulled off the upset o f the year and Sanford Los Samarltano Church got great production from the top of Us order In Sanford Recreation Department Spring Church Slowpltch Softball League action at Chase Park last Saturday. Sanford First Church o f the Nazarcne found Itself down 8-2 In the third Inning and still trailed 8-5 os It came to the plate In the bottom o f Use sixth Inning, but 12 batters and seven hits later Nazarcne suddenly was In the lead 13-8 and held on for a 13-11 upset of le a g u e -le a d in g D elton a T r ln ty Assembly of God-Majesty. In the other game. Sanford Los Samarltano Church got 16 runs and 16 hits from the top five hitters In Its line up. Including 12 runs scored by the N o.'s one-through-three batters, as It humbled Sanford New Bethel Church 18-5 In five Innings. Despite the loss. Deltona Trlnty Assembly of God-Majesty still leads the leugue with a 6-2 record. Trail­ ing the leaders are Sanford First Church o f the Nazarene at 4-4 and Sanford Los Samarltano Church L m lik M r f f iM and Sanford New Bethel Church, which are both 3-5. This Saturday at Chase Park, the league will either play make-up games from May 10th or hold Its post-season tournament. If the make-up games are played It w o u ld p it D e lto n a T r l n t y Assembly of God-Majesty against Sanford New Bethel Church at 9 a.m. and Sanford Loo Samarltano C hu rch a ga in s t S a n fo rd F irst Church of the Nazarcne at 10 a.m. If the tournament Is played It would have the top-seeded team (D e lto n a T r ln t y A s s e m b ly o f God-Majesty) taking on the No. 4seed (either Sanford Los Samarltano Church or Sanford New Bethel Church) at 9 a.m.: the No. 2-seed (S a n fo rd F irst C h u rch o f the Nazarene) against the No. 3-seed (Sanford Los Samarltano Church or Sanford New Bethel Church) at 10 a.m.: and the winner's meeting for the championship at 11 a.m. D elton a T r ln t y A sse m b ly o f □ See Church. P age 2B __ FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY 4 �SB . Sanford Harald. Swiford. Florida - W adnaaday, Juna 18. 1987 IN BRIEF Tournament of Champions A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S T h e M etro Orlando Amateur Softball Association will hold a Tournament o f Champions for Men's and W om en's Class B. C. and D slow pitch softball teams on June 31st and 22nd at the Seminole County Softball Complex. Co-sponsored by Worth. Incorporated, the entry fee Is 8190 with a deadline o f Wednes­ day. June 18. The draw will be held on Friday. June 20. Team awards will go to the first, second and third place teams with Individual awards going to the championship squads. For more Information contact Tournament Director Rocky EUlngsworth Jr. at (407) 330-5697. “ Life Can Ba Sweat" run DeBARY - ''L ife Can Be Sw eet." a 5-K charity run and fitness walk to benefit the Volusia Medical Center's Diabetes Outreach Program In DeBary. will be held at DeBary Qolf and Country Club on June 22nd starting at 7:30 a.m. The Road Runners o f America Club-sanc­ tioned event costs 817 to enter and will award more than 20 prizes In 18 categories. Including Clydesdales (runners weighing In at more than 190-pounds) and children aged 11 and under. D ozen s o f vo lu n tee rs w ill be m an n in g refreshment tables along the route and Tshirts will be provided for all runners. Interested p a rticipan ts should con tact Altavista Sports In DeLand (904) 736-0002. or DeBary Golf and Country Chib Sales Office (800) 246-5344. DeBary Golf and Country Club Is located on U.S. 17-92 In DeBary. one-half mile south o f Saxon Boulevard. Summer School Hockey Camp SANFORD - Couch Roy McKinley will conduct an In-line hockey camp for the young player at Central Florida Skate and Sport. 2720 West 29th Street (330-7900). The camp will be June 23-27 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Is for players between the ages of eight and 12. Every player must be a league player, a member o f USA In-Line and have minimum required equipment. Each day o f the camp a separate skill (passing, sh ootin g, skating, positioning, stickhandling) will be covered. Every player w ill rec eive a ce rtific a te fo r each skill mastered. In addition, each player will receive a trophy at the conclusion o f the camp. Cost Is 880 and Includes rink time. In­ structors and trophies. For more details, call Roy McKinley at 574-6520 (M) or 699-4886 (Beeper). LM 3*on*3 Basketball Tourney ' b A K ^ -M A R V - -— • T h e event will b e ' June 27-29 a t Lake Mary High School for players (both boys and girls) aged 10-16. as of January 1 1907 A ge divisions are: girls (10-11, 12-13. 14-16) and boys (10-12,13-14.15-16). Cost Is 860 per team or 815 per player and all players must have a signed parent consent form. Tournament highlights Include — T-shirts for each tournament participant: Individual trophies for top two finishing teams In eaxh division: 3-polnt shooting contest: free throw contest: three games guaranteed: four players per team. T o obtain a registration form, call 324-5286. N S A Church State tourney PALATKA T h e N a tio n a l S o ft b a ll Association (NSA) will hold a State Softball Championship for Church Competitive and Recreational division teams on June 27-28 In Palatka at Triangle Park. Entry fee will be 8200 per team with a sanction fee o f 820. For Information contact Richard Goodwin at (904) 328-9382 or Barry Williams at (904) 325-4942. S C C Basketball Camp SANFORD — Seminole Community Col­ lege head basketball coach Ken Patrick will hold a camp for players ages sevcn-to-14 (both boys and girls). The camp will be from June 23-27 and will go from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. dally. The camp will be held in the alr-conditioocd Health and Physical Education Building and will be under the direction of Johnny Carlsson. who has 10 years o f international coaching experience. A quality staff o f college and high school players will put the campers through their paces with a special emphasis on shooting tech n iqu es. In d ivid u al offen sive m oves, passing and d rib b lin g skills, individu al defensive fundamentals and the playing of games. There will also be NCAA Division I coaches Lynn Brla (University o f Central Florida) and John Hughes (University o f South Florida) as guest speakers. Cost is 899 session, with lunch available for 83 per day or ala carte. For Information or to obtain an application, call 328-2092. W omen’s fastpltch softball M e n c h ik o v a s t a r t e d h e r schooling in Russia back in 1992. served In the Russian Arm y In 1994 and enrolled at UCF In 1995. NCAA By-Law 14.2.1 states a student-athlete shall complete his or her seasons o f participa­ Lrtffar and Son# Trucking vs. Don Moalay't Saminolo Ford. □Quit Coast Rookla Laagut at Walt Dteney World's Wide World of Sports ‘ TEA College Tennis Southern League Baseball □CoHopo Tamils Coachat of Amartea CtMe at t Otanoy World's Wkte World of Sport* Tartnto •MX.TBA ,7:15 p.m. LAKE MARY - The City or Lake Mary. Department o f Parka and Recreation will be starting an Adult W om en's Fastpltch Softball League this summer. The league w ill play on Monday night's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. 590 Rantoul Lane. Any Interested teams, players, coaches or umpires should call (407) 324-3097 for more Information. □WomoN'* Professions! Faatplteh Laapua. Orlando Wahoos at Carotlna Diamonds, 7 p.m. Tsnnls Camps offered □Late Mary Man's Spring Maw Ftteti Laapua at tha Lafta Mary Sparta Ccmptea. 630 pm. — B's .va. vs. Horn# Dspot; 730 p.m. p i — Unltad Papa B'a States Postal Service vs. Baar.30; 830 pm. — . LONG WOOD — Saba) Point Country Club In L o n g w o o d la h om e o f T e n n is T e ch Academy. Tennis Tech is offering a Junior Tennis and Swim Camp through July 29th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Monday through Friday, for players starting at 6 years o f age. The eight one week sessions offers tennis Instruction from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.. lunch from 11 a.m. to noon (lunch not provided): game and match play from noon until 1:30 p.m.: and swim m ing from 1:30 p m. to 3 p m . T h e coat Is 8165 per session for nonmembers (85.90 per hour for a professional Instructed tennis camp). Sabal Point also offeres three age level cam pa in Its A fter School T en n is Tech Academ y. ________________ L T T T t * R O P U TECH. Introducing tennis the " T e c h " way...for beginners learn and experience the sport o f a lifetime, emphasizing stroke production and ball control. Typical ages 6 to 9. Offered Monday through Friday from 3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at a cost o f 88 per _____________________ JU N IO R D B V B L O P m fr r TECH. Programs are designed for players targeting a com ­ petitive edge In both mental and physical aspects o f thet rtf game. Typical ages: 9 lo 12. Offered Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at a coat o f 810 per day. TENNIS TE C H ACADEMY. Players seeking to play tournament tennis or a position on their high school tennis team should train In the academy. Typical ages: 10 and Up. Offered Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at a coat of 812 per day. T o sign up or for more Information call (407) 788-0590. Lake Mary High Summer Track LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Summer Track Program will be run over the next two Monday evenings at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Field events will run al 5:30 p.m. and running events begin at 6:30 p m . on June 16 and 23. The coat la I I per meet and each competitor may .cnUT ipur event* (Vfclnchi q r 5MM spikes allowed). Ribbons to Orsi. second and th ln f place.In-all events, male, female and all age groups. Events offered are Long Jump (8-Under through 50-Over): Triple Jump (11-13 through SOOver); 50 Meter Dash (8-10): 100 Meter Dash (11-50-OYer): 800 Meter Run (8-13): 1.800 Meter Run (14-50-Over): 200 Meter Run (8-10): and 400 Meter Run (1 l-50O vcr). For additional Information call Michael Gibson at 333-2370 or Lionel Bonck at 321-8854. Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary LAKE MARY - The Georgia State Unlverally Wrestling Camp at Lake Mary High School will feature the staff from GSU. the only NCAA Division I wrestling program In the deep south, hosting a wrestling camp on July 21-23. Cost Is 8110 and If you are thinking about wrestling In college this will definitely be a camp you will be Interested In. For more Information, call Steve Katz at 320-9699 and leave a message on hla voice mall and he will return the call. European Basketball To ur SANFORD — Any high school age girl basketball player who has the recommenda­ tion o f her coach Is eligible for this annual summer tour o f various cities In Europe by Team USA. The tour is educational and cultural as well as an opportunity to display an athlete's basketball skill at a very high level. The team will leave In late July and return In mid-August. The team w ill play In the Delphtne Cup In Finland (200 teams from all over the world) and one or two other contries. In the past the team has played In England. Denmark. Sweden. Estonia. Russia. Belgium and France ant) la this year talking to Poland. The cost Is approximately 82,000 and in­ cludes transportation, uniforms, warm-ups. travel bags and food allowance while traveling. For more Information (the team Is looking for coaches to go on the trip. too), call Ken Patrick at 328-2092 (office) or 333-2070 (home). U C F ’s Menchikova granted another year of eligibility ORLANDO — The National Collegiate Athletic Association granted University o f Central Florida volleyball player Renata Menchikova (Tashkent. Russia) another year of cllglbllty after UCF petitioned the NCAA on the basis o f Menchlkova's military service. Professional Baseball tion within five calendar years from the b e g in n in g o f .the semester or quarter in which the student-athlete first registered for a minimum fuJl-tlme pro­ gram o f studies in a collegiate Institution, with time spent In the armed forces, on official c h u r c h m is s io n s o r w ith recognized foreign aid services o f the U.S. Government being excepted. For foreign students, service in the armed forces or on an official church mission o f the student's hom e country is considered equivalent lo such service In the United States. Because o f this by-law. Menchlkova's one year o f military service is exempt from her five-year clock and It left her with three, not Just two. years o f eligibility at UCF. In her two years at UCF. Menchikova has excelled both on and off the court. As well as being a Dean’s List student and a t w o - y e a r T r a n s - A m e r ic a A t h le t ic C o n fe r e n c e A llAcademic honoree. Menchikova Is a two-time America Coaches A ssociation All-D istrict Four Team member, the 1997 TA A C Player-of-the-Year along with a t w o - t im e F ir s t T e a m A llConference a i l l six-time TA A C Player-of-the-Week honoree. Junior Olym pic Track Professional Softball Recreation Softball □Hapten IV Ftertda State Junior Otympte Track and AaM CNamptenaMpa at Waft Dtenay Warttfs Track mid Fldd Wlda World W1NNI of 930 am. Amataur Wrestling OAAU National Wraalllng Folkafylo Dual al Watt (Msnay World's WMa .TBA .ahTim Raines is a Sanford native and 8emlnole High School gradual* now playing lor tha New York Yankee*. Hi* atata arc for Ih# 1987 season in tha first column, parsonal-bcst season totals In the second column and cur­ rant career totals (Including 1997 gsmts) In tha third column. Raines is on lha 15-dty disabled list. RAINES QAUQC Gamas At bats Runs.... .. Hits___ RBI...... Doubles Triples Home runs. Steals...... Average.— i *■***•**' m ::A ir ■87 39 151 29 46 17 10 1 1 7 305 beat career 2.150 160 662 8.121 1.446 133 194 2.396 71 876 36 392 110 13 154 18 794 90 .334 296 Tim Nainas Basketball C ontinu ed fi P a g * IB took a 31-19 halftlmr lead and never let up as Covenant look over second plarc with a 64-50 victory over Sanford First Church o f the Nazarcne. T in d a ll ended up the top scorer for the night's action as he deposited 27 points In the bucket. He was heldped out by Dan Strauss with 25 point*. Sanford First Church of the Nazarene also had a pair of player* score In double figures, led by Scott Wade with 21 points. Also hilling doubles was Brian Howard with 14 points First Baptist Church of San­ ford la now 5-1 and holds a one-game lead o v er Sanford Covenant Community Church, which Is 4-2. The leader* are being followed by A ll Soul* Catholic Church of Sanford with a 3-2 m ark. S a n fo rd F irst Church C s a tlo a s d froaaPu g* I ■* God-Majesty opened the game by drawing ttve straight walks and then getting a pair o f sacrlAce dies to score three runs without the benefit o f a hit. Sanford First Church of the Nazarene got two runs back in the bottom of the frame on an RBI double by Phillip Sutherland and an error, but Deltona Trlnty Assembly of God-Majesty got a run back In the second on an RBI double by Smokle Slabodnlk and added four more runs In the third Inning on a two-run double by Ruben Quinones, an RBI double by Rob Mulletl and a sacrifice fly by Slabodnlk. Sanford First Church of the Nazarene got back In the game with RBI singles by Tom Clark and Frank Turner In the bottom o f the third Inning and a saerflee fly by Clark after a triple by Sutherland In the fifth inning, making the score 8-5. Contributing for Sanford First Church of the Nazarene were Phillip Sutherland (one triple, one double, two singles, four runs scored, two RBI). Sonny Eubanks (three singles, one run scored). Tom Clark (one double, one single, one run scored, four RBII. Scott Wade (one double, one single, two runs scored) and David Wltlink (one double, one tingle and one run scared). Also contributing were Brian Howard (two singles, one run scored, two RBI), Frank Turner (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Donnie McCoy (one single, two runs scored). Perry Header (one single, one RBI) and Vince Howard (one RBI). Doing the damage for Deltona Trlnty Assembly o f God-Majesty were Smokle Slabodnlk (one double, two singles, two runs scored, three RBI). Rob Mullrtt (one double, one single, three runs scored, one RBI) and Toody Rosas (three singles, two runs scored). Also hitting were Ruben Quinones (one double, one run scored, two RBI), Kevin Atkinson (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Larry Hartman (one single, one run scored). John Lavcre (one run scored, one RBI) and Ike Mendoza and Steve Jarrell (two RBI each). Powering Sanford Los Samarltano Church were Raul Segarra (one triple, one double, two singles, two runs scored, six RBI). Molses Navarro (three Sanford C ontinued fro m P a g e IB league debut, as well as varluos youth all-star teams from Sanford. The event will not only be a night of rec­ ognition. but a fundraiser as well: two dollars from every ticket Will go to the Negro League Baseball Retirement Fund, and another two dollars from every ticket will go directly to the Sanford Youth Baseball program sponsored by the City. We are seeking support from corporations and Individuals In the Sanford area to make this a successful venture for everyone. Tickets are $4 each and our goal Is to sell 500 tickets. We ask you to help by purchasing a block of tickets which you might choose to use your­ self. or we can use your tickets to send our youth players to Daytona to enjoy a profes­ sional game. If you can help please contact the Office of the Mayor at 330-5600 or the Sanford Rec­ reation Deportment a l 330-5697. Church of the Nazarene with a 2-4 record and Sanford Nor­ th la n d C o m m u n ity C hu rch which Is win less in five starts. Th is Friday night. Sanford Covenant Community Church takes on A ll Souls Catholic Church of Sanford at 7 p m. and Sanford Northland Community Church battles Sanford First Churrh o f the Nazarene at 8 p.m. First Bsptisi Church of Sanford has the week off. doubles, ona single, four runs scored, three Will. Ralph Navarro Sr. (one double, two singles, four runs scored, two RB1|. Luis Rivera (one double, taro singles, two runs scored, taro KBlj and Jayson Manning (one double, one single, four runs score). Other hitters were Carlos Matos (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Ralph Navarro Jr. lone single, one run scored). Carlos Morales (one single, one RBI) and Tom Vezlna (one KBI). Providing the offense for Sanford New Bethel Church were Dealer Debose (one triple, one single, one run scored, one RBI). Leonard Richardson lone double, one single, two runs scored, one RBII. Myifel Reid (two singles, two RBI). Arthur Barnes (two singles, one run scored). Wtltam Grear (two singles) and Craig Merkrrson (one single, one run scored). Legal Notice m t h i c i r c u i t count or YMI I STM JUDICIAL c i r c u i t or rtomoA « AMD ron JUSISDICTIOM DIVISION CASS no. CT-SS4 CA-I4-W T H A N ! FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Legal Notice IN TNI COUNTT COUNT OF TNB EM NTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CAM NO. i S T -S T S 4 - 0 0 - I O O TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . a Florida nol-for-praftl «orpor*ltoa. Plamtift. VS JA M S! • QUASIN AJXJA JAM ES 0 G R A B IR and DCDONAH 0 G R A B !A •« a l. D d tn d w li HOTICB OF FOMCLOSUaa SALS Nones n hereby g m it that pu n u M il lo IKst Fwist Judgment at Foreclosure deled Juna 11 in. I M F . and entered In ( M l case numbs. I7-4A4 CA-14-W . at lha Circuit Court o l tha l l l h Ju d ic .il CirciHl In end tor Seminole County. Florida, wherein TRANS FINANCIAL UO N TO A O I COMPANY. I« Plaintiff And JAM ES S ONA B IN A/K/A JA M E S 0 QNABEN. D EBOR AH 0 ORABER. AM SOUTH BANC OF FLORIOA •sJa/s Dalarvdantd) I and Mil lo tha highetl and bast tuetdar lor cash at tha a w l Iron! door at tha Seminole County courth ours In la n ia rd . Seminole County Florida. .1 1100 A M on lha ttlh day ot July, I M F , tha lottcrwing described p re par­ ty as M l forth In card Final Judgm ent lo (HI Lot I t F . Tuacaanlla Unit 148. accord.no lo lha plsl lharaaf. os recorded In Plat Book 3F. psosa f -1 0 ol lha Pubfio Record* o l tsm .noI* County. Florida NO T E PUR SUAN T TO TMC FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARC ADVISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM IS O E I d i o TO BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R A TTE M P n N O TO C O L L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFORM ATION OBTAINEO WILL BE UEEO FOR TH AT PURPOSE Oslod lha 12th day o l JUNE. IM F MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulssard Suit* 4 M Tampa. Florida 33S0F Tala phone (S t ) ) ETF-EOOI CAS F M -0 3 1 M Publish Juno IA. IS . I M F D E F -2 M DAVID R BARBER, el • «. De lender. I • N O TIC E O F BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN that lha undersigned a»H otter lha following deacr.bed proper­ ly in Seminole County Ftonde LO T IF. TWIN RIVERS SEC ­ TION VII. ACCOROINO TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAQSS I THROUGH 4. INCLUSIVE. OF T H I P UB LIC R ECORDS OF EE Ml N O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA. TO G E TH E R with *11 Ih* improvement* nosr or hereafter erected on the property, and oil eaiam anlf, right*, appurte­ nance*. rant*, royalties, miner­ al ad and ga* right* and prof­ it* eratar. araier right* and water stock, and ad Haturt* now or lharaalisr a party ol Ih* property, including re place­ men I* and addition* thereto, lor sale lo lha high* aI bidder lor cash on lha isth day ol July. 1M F. a l l 1 00 a m . al lha Waal Front door of Ih* Earrunol* County CoutthouM, M l North Park Avenue, lanlord. Florida 12FF1, pursuant lo Ih* Final Judgment ot Foracloauro entered tot Ihr* action on June 11th, I M F MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C O UR T Dorothy w Bolton Deputy Clark Clilford B Shepard. III. Eaquir* Shepard A Filbum, PA 221 M E Ivanho* Boulevard Suit* 20S Orlando. Florid* 32E04 NOTIFICATION If you *r* a parson with a dis­ ability who naadt any accom­ modation In order to pantcipat* in thii proceeding yog are endflod, al no coat lo you. to the provision ol certain assistance PI**** contact Maryann* Morse. Clerk of lha Seminole County C o u rt at M l North Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32F7T, al 4 0 F -1 2 I-4 M O . eatension 422 F. within two working day* ol your racalpl ol thi* N o licj; If you are hearing or voice impaired, cad 1-SOO-ISS-SFTt. Publish June IS. IS , I M F 0SF-2UF �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, June IS, 1997 - The fourth means great barbecue Recovery Inc. meets In Sanford Recovery Inc., a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms, meets every Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m.. at Sanford Meadows Seventh-Day Adventist Church. 5619 N. County Road 427. Sanford. Those Interested are Invited to attend. For information, call 660-2003. TO P S maata In Longwood, Apopka A local chapter o f TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday si 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium o f West Lake Hospital. 565 W. 3.R. 434, Longwood. Weighing begins at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is free. For Information, call 869-6465 ur I 800 932 8677. A morning meeting Is held every Wednesday, at 9:30. at Lake view Christian Church. 1400 Dear Lake Road, Apopka. For Information, rail 293-5048. At*anon gathara If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. A lanon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend o f an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the bark room of the Sahara Club, 2587 South Sanford A v e . Sanford. For additional Hireling limes and locations in the Central Florida area, or for more Information, rail 321-9122 Nar*Anon to moot Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m at Weal Lake Hospital. 589 West Stale Rood 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends o f addicts. Dally living with an addict is more lurmotl than you ran handle by yourself Join for support In roping with your addict: gain serenity to m skr derisions and put your life bark In focus Call 260-1900 for more Informal Ion Holocaust Council film ssrlss The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1995 96 film series the first Wednesday of every month through March, at 7.30 p m., at the Temple Shalom of Deltona. 1785 F.lkram Wvd . Deltona Plainer 19041-789-2202 SECOND Camera club eats mattings The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Kd at 7:30 p m For more tnlormatlmi. rail Grace at 32 1-4723 or Set si 323 8691. Marriage of first cousins fulfills lifelong attraction l»BAH AHHYr Ow-Msy H last yesr, my girlfriend read me the arti­ cle In your column signed 'Kissing Cousins.* asking in which states cousins could marry. You rattlrd off a list of them, and my jaw hit the tahle. My first cuusin and I had adored each other nur whole life, hut had never spoken of it because we wrongly assumed it was furtiwlden by God and man. As it turns out. Jacob and Rachel, and many biblical characters, were cousins, which was tho preferred way to go in ancient and modem times. Albert Einstein m arried hla cousin, Elsa, which probably provid­ ed him inspiration for discovering the theory of 'rvlutivity The fnmily of Ashley Wilkes, the man Scarlett O’Hara was alwaya after, married their cousine in 'G one With the Wind.* with no social stigma at all. Two montha after reading that article, my cousin and I were mar­ ried. and the ecstasy o f this mar­ riage cannot be captured in words. You are responsible for it. Ahby, and I wanted you to know. IN HEAVEN IN SAN DIEGO DEAR IN HEAVENi It’s grati­ fy in g to know that som ething you saw In my column affected AD VICI A B IG A IL V A N BUREN your life so profoundly. In many co u n tries, m a rria ge b etw een fir s t coualna Is c o n s id e re d a perfect union. Healthy cousins may face a slightly elevated risk o f genetic defects In th eir o ff­ spring because they e re more likely to share a recessive gene than are moat couple*. But that ca n be d e a lt w ith th ro u g h genetic counseling. 1 wish you continued success and happi­ ness in your marriage. • •• (Problems? Writs to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, •tamped envelop# to Dear Abby, P.0. Boa 66440. Los Angeles. CsJif. 60069. All correspondence Is contidentlsl.) The Fourth o f Ju ly Is fast be­ coming m y favorite holiday (after Halloween and Thanks­ giving). Ad sorts o f great things happen on the Fourth: parades and fireworks, swim m ing and boating, not to m ention great barbecue. The Fourth o f July is one o f the few holidays that doesn't require fancy dress: A bathing suit and cut-offs w ill do Just fine. thank you. When It com es to food, the Fourth o f July la a casual feast: barbecued chicken, steak and burgers, potato salad and w a­ term elon and straw berries and Ice cream . I f only EVERY day o f summer could be like this. Here's an all-Am erican menu far a barbecue for eight: What ’could be more fittin g than "Fireworks Chicken.* from Mi­ chael McLaughlin's new book. ‘ All an the OrtDT” I’ve paired It with some unbelievable baked beans (really worth the extra effort) and a p lrcalllll com salad from Shelia Luktna* redwhlte-and-blur ' U S A C ook­ book.* and a carrot slaw I adapted from an old favorite. H om e Cooking Sam pler* by Peggy K. Glass. Finish up with Maids Heater's Heath Bar Brownies and you've got your­ self a feast. This is a very kid-friendly menu: I ured the chicken an a bunch o f children and none o f them found It too spicy (but all o f them ate It W ITHOUT the “m opl. TO minimize your i the chicken ruo and the *mop" a day ahead, along with the brownies (keep 'em refriger­ ated). Put the baked beans tn while you’re throwing together the com salad and the carrot slaw (a snap). Add a green salad, if you feel like It. and acme homemade vanilla Ice cream (for the brownies) If you have the energy. YouH still have time for a dtp before eat­ ing. Frtsbee anyone? CHILE RUBBED FIREWORKS CHICKEN WITH B8Q TABLE MOP For nib: 3/4 cups plflli. unseasoned medium-hot cKtfe powder or sweet H u n g a rW paprika 1-1/2 tablespoons granulated white sugar 1-1/2 tablespoon* granulated brown sugar 1-1/2 teaspoons salt 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cumin 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder 3/4 teaspoon dried thyme crumbled 3/4 teaspoon dried oregano. crumbled For mop: 1 cup medium-hot smoky pre­ pared barbecue sauce 3/4 cup ketchup 1/3 cup fresh orange Juice 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce, such as Tabasco 2 quartered chickens (about 7 pounds, total) or 7 pounds o f chicken parts, rinsed and p< patted dry FOOD M A R IA L IS A CALTA covered, up to three weeks. Make the mop: In a medium bowl, whisk together the b ar­ becue sauce, ketchup orange ice. soy sauce and hot sauce, ou can prepare tt a day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Allow to com e to room tem ­ perature before using.) Lay the chicken on a sheet pan. Sprinkle with the rub, pressing the rub into the skin. Use K aft. Cover the chicken and let stand at room tem pera­ ture for 1 hour. Light a medium-hot fire tn a charcoal gun or preheat a gas grill to medium. Lay the chicken, meaty sides up. around the edges o f the rack, away from direct (lam e. Cover and griff for 5 minutes. Turn chicken over, co ver and grill for 5 minutes. Continue turning the chicken every 5 minutes until luat cooked through but atlu Juicy (the aptce coating may look slightly burned). Your total cooking ttme win probably be between 30 and 40 minutes. s: i or cod. with mop drtzzied on top or offered at the table for dipping. Yield: 6 servings. « Recipe from *AD on the O r * .’ Michael McLaughlin (HarperCdlins. 1997). PICCALILLI CORN SALAD 6 car* fresh com 1 cup diced seedless cucumber 1 cup diced green bell pepper I tomato, cored, seeded and cut into 1/4-tnch dice 1/4 cup finely chopped red onion 1 scallion, thinly sliced on di­ agonal 3 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons cider vinegar I /2 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1/2 teaspoon minced gartic 1/2 teaspoon sugar Pinch curry powder Salt and freshly fo u n d black pepper, to taste 2 tablespoons chopped fresh fiat-leafed parsley, or basil or cilantro Put a pot o f salted water on to bot). Shuck the com and trim off the stem en ds Stand each ear upright on Us end. and. holdtrig the top o f the ear with one hand, run a sharp paring knife carefully down the cob. Just under the kernels, pressing against the cob to cut them off. You should have about 4 cups o f kernels. Cook the kernels In the bolting water for 2 to 3 minutes, drain them tn a col­ ander. then refresh them under cold running water. Drain well. 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Boy: Erica LaBrie A DeLou Bowers. Del­ tona. Girl: T ish a Mackeyroy & Larry Robinson. Sanford. Girl May 12 - Colleen & Arthur Bordlne. Deltona. Olrl; Sherrie & Craig Stuart, Oviedo. Boy; Ana Perex. Debary. Boy May 13* • Esther Reyes & Jef­ frey Hellmlch, Deltona. TWIN BOYS May 14 - Joan 7 Ronald Smith. Deltona. Girl May ifl - Trisha A Bryan , Smith. Deltona, Girl May 17 - Tammy Horvath. Casselberry, Girl May 18 - Mlgdalia Gonzalez. Deltona. Boy: Christian Sluder. Casselberry, Girl May 19 - Nancy & Noy Rivers. Sanford. Boy; Kelly Wilson & Shawn Taylor. Sanford. Ctrl; Yolondon Inman & Samuel Tanner. Sanford. Boy May 20 - Andrea & Eric San­ born. Deltona, Girl The Florida Hospital has re­ corded the following births: May 3 - Ma*y and Kenneth Taylor, Casselberry. Ctrl; Dawn and Mark Fowler. Lake Maty. Girl; Amy and Daniel Ward. Longwood. tioy ■ ____ In a bowl, combine the com with the cucumber, bell pep­ per. tomato, red onion and scallion. Whisk the olive oil, vinegar, mustard, garlic, sugar, curry powder, salt and pepper to ­ gether tn small bowl. Pour this dressing over the salad and stir well. Before serving, toss with parsley, basil or cilantro. Yield: 8 servings. — Recipe from " U S A Cook­ book.* by Sheila Lukins (Workman Publishing, 1997). AUSTIN BAKED BEANS 1 pound dried navy beans 6 ounces slab bacon, rind re­ moved. cut into 1/2-Inch dice 1 large onion, peeled and chopped 2 bell peppers (1 green and I red), stemmed, seeded and cut Into I /4-Inch dice 1 26-ounce can plum tomatoes, coarsely chopped, juices re­ served 1/2 pound honey-baked ham. cut into 1/4-lnch dice 1 smoked pork chop (about 1/2 pound) rut Into 1/4-Inch dice I cup ketchup 3/4 cup packed dark brown HEATH BAR BROWNIES 8-1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter 3/4 cup pecan halves or pieces 6-)/ 4 ounces Heath bars 2 ounces unsweetened ch oco­ late 2 large eggs 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon salt 3/4 cup granulated sugar I cup sifted unbleached Dower Adjust a rack one-third up from the oven bottom, and preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare an 8-Inch square pan: Turn pan upside down, center a 12-Inch square of aluminum foil, shiny side uown. over the bottom and sides o f the pan. piesstng to shape the foil to the pan. Re­ move the foil. Turn the pan right side up. place the foil In the pan. and press all over to lit. Place 1/2 tablespoon of butter tn the pan and place In oven to melt. Then, with crum­ bled plastic wrap, spread the butter all over. Set pan aside. Put the pecans In a shallow pan and bake for about 12 minutes, to toast. Set aside. 1/4 cup honey On a cutting board, using a 1/4 cup dark molasses heavy knife, cut Heath bars 1 tablespoon Worcestershire lengthwise into l/4-lo-l/3 Inch wide slices. You should have 1 teaspoon dzy mustard about 1-1/2 cups o f sliced 2 Granny Smith apples, peeled, Heath bars. Chop a scant 1/4 cored and cut into l-tnch cup Into smaller pieces and cubes keep these separate. Salt, to taste Place (he chocolate and re­ ■ maining 8 tablespoons butter Place beans In a large, heavy on top o f a small double boiler pot. add water to cover by 2 over moderate heat. Sttr o c ca ­ Inches and soak overnight (or sionally until melted. Remove quick-soak by bringing them to top from double boiler and set a boll over medium-high heat aside. and boiling for 2 minutes). Re­ In a bowl beat the eggs, v a ­ move from heat and let stand nilla. salt and sugar with an for 1 hour, covered. Drain and electric mtxrr. A id melted rinse several times. chocolate mixture and beat Place soaked or quick-soaked only to mu. Add the flour and beans back In pot and add wa­ beat only to mU. Stir In the ter to cover by 2 Inches. Bring nuts and all the Heath bar ex­ to a bot). simmer until just cept the reserved 1/4 cup of tender but not mushy, about 45 small pieces. minutes. While cooking, skim Spoon the batter Into the off any foam that rises to top. prepared pan and smooth. Drain and set aside. Sprinkle top with, reserved Preheat oven to 356 degrees. chopped candy. PUce bacon tn a. heavy, oven­ •'— Bake for 2 8 stnmne*.-’ omit a ‘ proof pot. Cook over low heat toothpick inserted in the m id­ unfrf fat1la just rendered. S to 6 dle comes out just barely minutes (do not brown). Re­ clean. Remove from oven. Let move with slotted spoon and stand to cool. set aside. Add onion to the pot Cover pan with a cookie and cook until wilted, 10 min­ sheet and turn upside down. ute*. Add peppers and cook, Remove the pan and peel away stirring. 5 minutes more. Add the foil. Cover the brownie with beans, reserved bacon and the a piece o f waxed paper and chopped tomatoes. Then add another cookie sheet and turn the remaining Ingredients ex­ upside down again, leaving the cept the reserved tomato Juice, brownies right side up. Refrig­ apples and salt. Fold together erate for about 1 hour. and cover and bake for 2 Cut Into quarters with a long hours. thin sharp knife, using a saw­ Arid the apples and 1/2 cup ing motion. Cut each quarter In o f the reserved tomato Juice half, and each strip Into 3 and bake, uncovered, until small bars. Best served chilled, thick and fragrant, about 2 but can be served at room temperature. hours. Season with salt and serve hot and bubbly. Yield: 24 small brownies. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. - Recipe from ’ Malda Heater's — Recipe from "U S A . Cook­ Urand New Book of Great book.* by Sheila Lukins Cookies,'* (Random House. (Workman Publishing. 1997). 1993). SAVE $8DO P ortraits R e g u la rly $ 1 2 .9 5 I D I I K U , (l)S '\ III . ( 2) 5 \ 7*s, 10W iillels, .Vi HilHolds \ 5.1 M in i-p o rtra it'. Subject fee of M M per person photographed, payable when portrait* are taken. r a a S a « w d [B w a M iW iW Ysu trap* m o t * No w on k ruroa a*acto* sm tKTW*. tu 01* «*«*on pa pwu* AtttonS po*M toon tr aptoW aSoetoi ■anno aOtpaon S purdWM. M q tt Mksme (m w i inw 11nsl W toanvewd apeel} Gnxs* Inwto t a n o lM Sony, no pto Portal h im asrawuM BtoeouWi mtr top. Thurs. thru Mon., June 1 9 -2 3 Dally 10 AM - 7 PM • Sunday 10 AM or stars opening II later until 7:00 PM or store closing II sartler. 3653 Orlando Drive • Sanford, FL 32771 WAL-MART PORTRAIT STUDIO sF �4 * - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June IS. 1997 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C lftC V fT C O U N T FOR $■ Ml NO L I C O U N TY , FLO R ID A p r o b a t i on rieiO N FILE N U M B IN '. 9 7 -9 1 7 -C P IN RE ESTATE OF NORMA ELLYN SPIVEY, ISSN 4111-48-9398). D «c «M «d N O T IC I OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol ths estate ot NORM A ELLYN SPIVEY deceesed. Fila Numb*. 87-217-CP. is pending In the Circuit Court lor Samlnola County. Florida.Probata Division. lha address of winch Is Room 402N M l North Park Avenue Sanford. Floods S2TT1. and the names and addresses ot the personal representative and of the personal representa­ tive's attorney are sel forth teloer ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED TH AT All persons upon whom this notice Is served who have objections that challenge the Qualifications ol the personal representative, venue or Juris­ diction ol this Court are required to file their objections with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE M ONTHS A FTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ail creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice is served within three months after the dale ol the lirst publication of this notice must hie their claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS A FTER TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY 0AY8 AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the dece­ dent and persons having claims against the decedent's estate must file their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO - O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The dale of the first publica­ tion ol this Notice Is June 11, 1SST PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE ANITA McHENRY 123 S Louisiana Mangum Oklahoma T1SS4 GRACE ANNE QLAVIN. P A Attorney lor Personal Representative 1140 Tuskawilla Road Suite 10« Winter Springs FL 32 70S Telephone (407) SSS-1 ItO By Orace Anne Glavin. Esq FL Bar S1S0605 . Publish June I I . IS. ISO7 Circuit in and for SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATIO NAL BANK O F FLORIDA F/K/A C O RAL Q A BLES FEO ER A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is the Plaintiff and BRIAN I MORRO. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF FLO R ID A -D E P A R T­ MENT OF EDUCATION are the Defendants. I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash al the West (rant door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al 11 00 a m . on the ISth day ol July. 1997. the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment l o t ti9 , t h e t r a il s a t CO UNTR Y CREEK. ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAOES 9.10. ANO 11. PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEM INOLE CO U N TY FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAND and the seal ol this Court on JU N E !2th. 1997 ISEALj Maryanne Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett 8 Frappwr Post Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33801 F9701023S N O TIC E In accordance with Ihe Americans Disabrlilies Acl. per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate m this proceeding should contact the individual or agency sending notice not later than seven (7) days prior to Ihe proceeding al Ihe address given on lha notice Telephone 407-3214130 eat 4227. 1-800-995-1 771 (TOO) or 1-SOO-9SS-S7TO (v) via Florida Relay Service Publish June IS . 29. 1 H 7 O S F-200 r i F -i o t IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A PRO R ATS DIVISION File Net s t -440 -c P IN RE ESTATE OF OOMOTHY M. LEWIS -------u- ---------------Wfceased N O T IC I OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol the estate of D O R O TH Y M LEWIS, deceased. File Number 87-440CP. is pending m the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probale Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse. 30t N Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL 12771 The names and address ol the Personal Re|>res*ntative and the Personal Representative's attorney are set forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice Is served who have Objections that challenge the validity ot the will, the qualiftcations of the personal represen­ tative. venue, or jurisdiction ol this Court are required to hie their objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIR ST P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy ot this notice Is served within three months alter Ihe date ot the lirst publication ol this notice must hie their claims with this Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF TH R E E M O NTH S A FTER TH E OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ot Ihe dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands against the dece­ dent's estate must file Iheir claims with this court WITHIN THREE M O N TH S A FTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST P UBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S. OEMANOS AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of Ihe first publica­ tion ol this Notice IS June ISth. I SB 7. Personal Representative Stanley W Lewis Attorney lor Personal Representative S Kirby Moncnef. Esquire * Florida Bar No 128592 STENSTR O M . MclNTOSH. COLBERT. W HIQHAM S SIMMONS. P A Post Office Bos 4848 Sanlord. FL 32772-4848 Telephone 407/322-2171 Publish June IS. 2S. IS97 OEF-209 * IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH S E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR SS M IN O LS C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N CASS N O . 9 T - 0 I T Z C A DIVISION 14-W FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEOERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plain tilf(s|. vs BRIAN I. MORRO. el al. Defend ant(s) N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol loiecloaure dated June 11th. 1997. and anlered in Case NO 97-0172 CA nf the Clrciul Court of the E IO H TE E N TH Judicial IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IO A. C IV IL DIVISION C A S E R O . S 7 -4 0 9 -C A -1 4 -W BANK UNITED PtamtiN. vs DAVID F ROBERSON and LISA M ROBERSON his wile, and HIOOEN LAKE HOUSINQ ASSOCIATION INC Oetendant* N O TIC E O F SALE P U R S U A N T T O C H A P TE R 4S N O TIC E , IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment of foreclosure dated June ttth. 1997. and entered m Case No 9 7 -4 0 9 -C A -I4 -W al the Circuit Court ol Ihe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, wherein BANK UNITED, is Plaintitl and DAVID F ROBERSON and LISA M ROBERSON h.s wile and HIO­ OEN LAKE HOUSING ASSO CIA­ TION. INC . are defendants I will sell to ttie highest and best bidder lor cash at the West front door ol the Seminole Crunty Courthouse 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 o'clock a m on the 17th day ol July. 1997. Ihe tal­ lowing described property as set forth in said Older or Final Judgment, to-wit L O T 2S. HIOOEN LAKE PHASE III-U N IT VI. A C C O R D IN G TO TH S PLAT TH SRSO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS PAGES 77 ANO 7S OF THE P U B ­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities A c t persons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the Clerk of the Circuit Couit al (407) 323-4330 DATED al Sanlord. Florida, on JU N E 13th 1997 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court By Ruth Kmg As Deputy Clerk SMITH 8 HIATT. P A Attorneys tor Plaintiff 2891 East Oakland Park Boulevard. Suite 303 Fort Laudeidale. FL 31308 Publish June IS . 23. 1997 0 E F -2 IS IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H S IS T H JU D IC IA L • C IR C U IT, IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S E NOt 9 9 -S 1 1 S -C A -1 4 -L BOATM EN S NATIONAL ( MORTGAGE. INC F/K/A NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS KATHERINE S TRAVERS. E T AL D E FE N D A N TS ) N O TIC E O f FO R E C LO S U R E SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot foreclosure deled June 2nd. 1997. entered in Civil Case No 98-21IS -C A -1 4 -L of Ihe Circuit Court of Ihe ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I will sell to the highest end best bidder lor cash al Ihe West front door of Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 30t N Park Avenue In Sanlord. Florida^ al 11 00 a m an ihe Slh day ol JULY. 1997 Ihe tallowing described property as sat tarth in said Summary Final Judgm ent to-wit LO T 2S. HOLLO W BRO O K W E S T AC CO R O IN O TO THE MAP OR PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 88 TH R O U Q H 90. IN THE P U B LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA TO G E TH E R W ITH ALL FIX­ TURES NOW AND HEREAFTER ATTA C H ED T O OR USED IN C O N N E C TIO N W ITH TH E PREMISES HEREIN D ESCRIBED INCLUDING B U T N O T LIMITED TO THE FO LLO W ­ ING SPECIFIC ITEM S WALL TO WALL CARPET Oaled this 3rd day of June. 1997 (C IR C U IT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANN? MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AVID J STERN P A 4600 SHERIDAN STR EET STE 400 HOLLVWOOO. FL 33021 (954) 983-0400 96-0892S IN ACCO R DANCE W ITH THE AM ER ICANS W ITH D IS ABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with disabil­ ities needing a special accom­ modation ahould contact C O U R T ADM INISTR ATION , al the SEM INOLE County Courthouse at (407) 123-4330. 1-800-955-8771 (TO O ) or 1-8009SS-8770. via Florida Relay Service Publish June I I . 18. 1997 DEF-108 t Legal Notices c ----------------------------------------------------------■ IN T U B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E 110N TS S NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ARO FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IO A C IV IL A C T IO N C A S E NO . 9 9 -8 9 9 4 C A DIVISION t S -A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. Plaintiftfa). vs ROMI 0 WEATHERS, el al. OefendanKe) NOTICE O F F O R E C LO S U R E SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated May 30th. 1997. and entered in Case NO 98-2234 C A ol the Circuit Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION N ATIO NAL BANK OF FLORIDA is the Ptamltfl end ROMI 0 WEATHERS. LANIER S W EATHERS. FIR S T INDIANA BANK. LONQW OOD HARBOUR ISLES HOM EOWNERS ASSO CI­ ATION. INC . TEN AN T *1. n/k/a AL B A lD I N E lll. TE N A N T 42. n/k/a BRENDA BALOINELLI are the Defendants. I wilt sett to the highest and best bidder lor cash at the West front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida al, 11 00 a m , on the 3rd day ol July. 1997, the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment LO T 4S. HARBOUR ISLE S U B ­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAOES 18 ANO 39. OF TH E PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MV HAND and Ihe seal of this Court on June 2nd. 1997 (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett 8 Frappier Post Office Boa 34)0 Tampa. FL 11801 F9S104799 N O T IC I In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act. per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate in this proceeding should contact Ihe individual or aoency sanding notice not later than seven (7) days prior to Ihe proceeding at Ihe address given on the notice Telephone 407-3234330 eat 4227. I-800-9SS-S771 (TO O ) or 1-800-9SS-8770 Iv). via Florida Relay Service Publish June t t . IS. 1997 OEF-110 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E tO H T IIN T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, M A N D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A S E N O . 9 7 -9 9 9 -0 A -1 4 -W AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF FLORIDA. INC . Plaintitl. vs ALBERT L M ITCHELL. PATRICIA F M ITCHELL. THE HOUSINO AUTHO R ITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORO. FLORIOA. UNKNOWN TENANT N O 1; and UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. Defendants NOTICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE OF R EA L P R O P E R TY TO A LB E R T L M ITC H E LL. PATRICIA F M ITC H E LL. TH E HOUSINO AU TH O R ITY OF THS C ITY OF SANFORO. FLORIOA UNKNOW N TE N A N T NO 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. and all others whom It may concern YO U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO lhat st 11 00 AM on the 17lh day ol July 1997 nn the West front steps of the Seminole County Couruhouse M l North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida. Maryanne Morse. Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts ot Seminole County. Florida, win sen to (tie highest and best bid­ der the tallowing described real property Lot 27. Unit One. Garden Lake Estates, according to the Ptat thereof as recorded m Ptat Book 19. Pages 14 and IS. Pubbc Records ol Seminole County. Florida This sate will be made pur­ suant to Ihe Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure entered June 11th. 1997 by the Honorable Leonard V Wood CwciMl Court Judge MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit and County Courts By Ruth Kmg Deputy Clerk Stephen H Judson Esquire PO Dos 491SS4 Leesburg FL 14749-ISS4 Publish June IS 2S. 1S97 DEF-214________________________ Legal Notices IN T N B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N B E IO N TB B N TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M A N O FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A S E H O . 9 9 -< 9 9 t -O A -t 4 -L THE BANK OF NEW YORK, as Trustee under the Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated as of November 30. 1994. Senes 1944-0 Plaintiff. v OAVtO KEMMLER and UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F 0AV10 KEMMLER. if married. DORIS 0 SALYEROS and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DORIS D SALYEROS. If married. SEMINOLE FARMS LTD . a Florida Limited Partnership, et at Defendants N O T IC E O F BALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the Order or Fmal Judgment entered on June 2nd. 1997 tn this cause, m Ihe Circuit Court of Seminole County. Fiends. I will seK Ihe jwnperty situated m Seminole County Florida described as Lot 1. Less Ihe West 157 5 lest Block 31. SANFORD FARMS, according lo Ihe Plat thereof on file m Ihe Office ot the Clerk ol the Circuit Court in and lor Seminole County Florida, recorded m Ptat Book 1. Pages 127 through 12S 1/2. ot Ihe Pubbc Records ot Seminole County. Florida at public sale to the toghesl and best bidder tar cash at Ihe west front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse m Sanford Florida at tt 00 o clock a m . on JULY. Sth 1997 Dated al Sanford Florida this 3rd day of JUNE t947 (Seal) Maryanne Morse Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Jane S Jaeesnc Deputy Clerk Oougtas C 2ahm P A 18S30 U 9 Hwy IS N . 8300 Clearwater. FL 144 2 4 Publish June I I . IS 1997 DEF-107 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TN B IS T H JU D IC IA L N O TIC E OF C IR C U IT O F FLO R IO A P U B LIC SALE M AND FOR PUBLIC NOTICE •* hereby SEM IN O LE C O U N TY gven that on Ihe date and tune G EN ER AL listed below and continuing JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION bom day to day until a* goods C A S E N O . 9 7 -44 4 O A -1 4 -W are sold we wUI sell al puCmc TRANS FINANCIAL auction, to Ihe highest bidder MORTGAGE COMPANY tar cash at Ihe warehouse of Plaintiff. STORAGE USA located at 488 VS FLORIOA CENTRAL PARKWAY JAMES S GRAOERA/K/A LONOW OOO FL the tallowing JAMES 0 GRADER and goods wares and merchandise DEBORAH 0 ORABER for rent and other charges tor at a l . which a lien on same ts Defendants claimed to wit N O TIC E N O TIC E OF OATE FO SALE 04/24/97 OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE ADM IN IS TR A TIV E TIME OF SALE 1100 A M Notice is hereby gnren that, C O M P LA IN T ERIC RICHAR0SON 4134 pursuant to that Final Judgment C ASE NOt 1 9 4 9 9 -9 9 -A MOUSEHOLO ITEM S of Foreclosure dated June 11 th. TO 0ENNIS ARTHUR OUBE FARRAH HAMILTON 4301 1997. and entered m civil case SEMINOLE C O U N TY MOUSEHOLO ITEM S An Admmistrabve Complaint number 47-844 C A -1 4 -W of the BERNARD LONG 4847 to revoke your be onsets) has Circuit Court ot Ihe ISth HOUSEHOLD ITEM S been filed against you You Judicial Circuit m and tor STANLEY VANCE 4151 Seminole County. Florida have Ihe right to request a MOUSEHOLO ITEM S hearing pursuant to Section wherein TR ANS FINANCIAL E0W1N P CLEVELAND 4184 120 37(1) and (2). Florida M ORTGAQS COM PANY. is HOUSEHOLD ITEM S Statutes, by mailing a request Ptamlitt and JAM ES 9 ORABER S MEDIA WORLD tor same to Ihe Florida A/K/A JAM ES D ORABER INC/BfiLLAMV 4414 Department el Insurance. DEBORAH 0 ORABER. I B O IE S OF RECOROS Division of Legsl Services. SI 3 AM SOUTH BANK OF FLORIOA. MARGARS TB S AVER 4470 Larsen Beitomg. Tallahassee is/ere OefendanRs). I w N sell to I MOUSEHOLO ITEM S FL 32399-3331. II a request tor Ihe highest and best bidder tor LARRY BUSICH 4477 hearing is not received by July cash al the west front door ol MOU9EHOLD/1NVINTONY 30th. 1997. the right to hearing the Seminole County court­ 0AVI0 M AUN 4494 ei this matter wiH be waived house in Sanford. Seminole MOUSEHOLO ITEM S and the Insurance County. Florida, at 11 00 A M PATRICK GORIE 4529 Commissioner will dispose ol on the ISth day ol July. 1997, MOUSEHOLO ITEMS this cause m accordance with the following described proper­ BER N AR O LO N G 4808 law ty as set forth In said F met MOUSEHOLO ITEMS Publish June 18 2S. and July Judgm ent to wit. A 850 00 cleaning deposit wifi 2. 9. 1997 Lot 117. Tuecawilla Unit 14B, be collected tor each unit pur­ , DEF 208 according lo the plat thereof, chased and refunded after ait as recorded in Ptat Book 17, conlenla ot the umt/s has been pages 9-10 ol the Public removed from Ihe facibty The Records of Seminole County. above information is to be pubIN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T Florida hahed once a week for two con­ IN AN D FOR NOTE PURSUANT TO THE secutive weeks Said sale lo be S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N under and by virtue of Ihe FLO R ID A P R AC TICES A C T YO U ARE statutes ot the state ot Florida, C AS S NO. 9 9 -9 9 9 9 - C A - f 4 -L AO VISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM ei such cases made and provid­ CROWN BANK, a IS 0 E E M E 0 TO BE A O fiBT ed Federal Savings Bank CO LLEC TO R ATTEM P TIN G TO Publish June I t . 18. 1997 (t/k/a Crown C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY OEF-94 Savings Association under INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL its former stale charter). BE USEO FOR TH AT PURPOSE Plaintiff, Dated the 12th dey ol JUNE. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T v OF TN B 14 TH JU D IC IA L 1997 MICHAEL C BLACK and C IR C U IT, IN AN O FOR DEBBIE F BLACK, MARYANNE MORSE husband and wife. S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , Clerk of Circuit Court FLO R IO A UNKNOWN TEN AN TS . UNITED By Roth Kmg STATES OF AMERICA. GENERAL Deputy Clerk DOB R POPS d/b/a BP Land JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION COOILIS 8 STAWIARSKI Co . Inc . and B P LAND. INC . C A S E NOl 44-2114 CA 14 A 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Delendenta GE CAPITAL M ORTGAGE Suite 450 N O TIC E OF SALE SERVICES. INC F/K/A Tampe. Florida 33807 Pursuant te Chapter 4S AM SOUTH BANK OF Telephone (913)977-8006 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FuORlOA F/K/A CSS 494-01150 pursuant lo a Summary Final FORTUNE BANK Publish June IS . 25. 1997 Judgment ol Foreclosure dated PLAINTIFF DEF-204_______________________ June 2nd. 1997. and entarsd in VS IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T Case No 98-2289-CA-14-L ot NANCY F COOK OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H the Circuit Court of Ihe ISth F/K/A NANCY F ALGER JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, Judicial Circuit in and lor UNKNOWN 6->OUSE OF IN AN O FOR NANCY F COOK F/K/A Seminole County. Florida, S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , wherein CROW N BANK, a NANCY F ALGER FLO R IO A Federal Savings Bank (t/k/a JOHN OOE ANO C A S E NO .I 9 9 4 0 9 1 -C C -9 0 -F Crown Savings Association JANE OOE AS BRIDGEWATER under its former stale charter) UNKNOWN TENANTS NEIGHBORHOOD is Plaintitl and M ICHAEL C IN POSSESSION ASSOCIATION. INC., BLACK and DEBBIE F BLACK, OEFENOANT(S) a Florida not-for-profit N O T IC E husband and wife. UNKNOWN corporation. TENANTS. UNITEO STATES OF OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE Plaintiff. NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AMERICA. BOB R POPE d/b/a v. pursuant lo a Summary Final BP Land C o . I n c . and B P LA ILA KHIMANI. Judgment ol foreclosure dated LAND. INC are defendants. I Defendant May 30th. 1997. anlered m Civil will sell to Ihe highest and best N O TIC E O F A C T IO N Caae No 94-211 9 -C A -I4 -A ot bidder tor cash at Ihe West TO : Lai la Khimaru the Circuit Court of Ihe ISTH front door of lha Seminole 9555 Kingsbury Court Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ County Courthouse, 301 N Windermere. NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida Florida 347S8 I wilt sell lo Ihe highest and al eleven o'clock a m on the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an best bidder lor cash at Ihe West Slh day ol July. 1997. the fol­ action tor mtunctivo relief has from door ol the SEMINOLE lowing described property, been rued against you and you County Courthouse located al together with all improvements, are required to serve a copy of 301 N Park Avenue in Sanlord. appurtenances and futures, as your written defenses, if any. to Florida, al 11 00 a m on the 3rd set forth in said Order or Final ft on Clifford B. Shepard. III. tha day ol JULY. 1997 Ihe following Judgment, lo-wit Plaint iff a attorney. • whoae described properly as sat forth Lot 4. EAGLE CREEK, accord­ addrssa la Shepard. Ftlburn 8 In said Summary Final ing to the Plat thereof as Qoodbtatt. P.A., 221 N.E. Judgment, to-wit recorded in Ptat Book 38. Page Ivanhoe Boulevard. Suita 205. L O T 12. B LOCK N. THE 87, of the Public Records of Orlando, Florida 32804, on or W O OOLANOS S E C TIO N 2. Seminole County. Florida before June 25th. 1997. and file AC CO R DING TO THE PLAT Oaled at Seminole County. the original with the Clerk of IH k M k U f. Ad R ECORDED IN Florida this 3rd day of June. this Court either before service PLAT BOOK tC. PAGES 38 ANO 1997 t on the Plaintiff's attorney or 34. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS Maryanne Morse immediately thereafter; other­ OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R I­ Clark ol Ihe Circuit Court wise a default will be entered DA Seminole County. Florida against you for the .elief Dated this 2nd day of June. By Dorothy W Bolton demanded In the Complaint or 1997. As Oepuly Clerk Petition. (C IR C U IT C O UR T SEAL) KENNETH L SCHLITT. ESO OATED this 2 tat day ol May. MARYANNE MORSE Florida Bar No 0883887 1997. Clerk ot the Circuit Court Attorney for Plaintiff MARYANNE MORSE By Dorothy W Bolton Sobering. While 8 CLERK OF TH E C O UR T Ovputy Clerk Luciak. PA By: Carrie Buettner THE LAW OFFICES OF 20t S Orange Ave . Suite 1000 Deputy Clerk 0AVI0 J STERN. P A Orlando. FL 32801 NOTIFICATION 4600 SHERIDAN STR EET (407) 425-4305 if you are a person with a dis­ STE 400 If you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom ­ HOLLYWOOO. FL 33021 ability who needs any accom­ modation tn order to participate (9»4| UUJ-U4UU modation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are enti­ 96-07149(GNW) m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled, at no coat to you, to the IN ACCO R DANCE WITH THE tled. at no cost lo you. lo the provision ol certain assistanco. AM ERICANS W ITH D ISABILI­ provision of certain assistance Please contact Maryanne TIES ACT. persons with disabil­ Please contact ADA Morse, Clerk of the Seminole ities needing a special accom­ Coordinator al 101 N Park County Court, al 301 North Park modation should contact Avenue. Suite N 301. Sanlord. Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, C O U R T A0MINI&TRATION al at 407-323-4110. eatanalon Florida 32771, telephone (407) Ihe SEMINOLE County 4227. within two working days 823-4330 eat 4227. within 2 Courthouse at (407) 123-4330. of your receipt of this Notice; it working days ol your receipt ol 1-900-955-9771 (TD 0 ) or 1-600you r 'e hearing or voice this Nolice, if you are tieenng or 955-8 7 70. via Florida Relay voice unpaired, call I -800-958Impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. Service ■771 Publish: May 28, and June 4. Publish June I I . IS . 1997 Publish June 11. IS . 1997 11. 18. 1997 DEF-109 OEF-111 DEE-224 Legal Notices ' IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U N T. IM N T B S N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S E N O . 9 T -9 I -O A -I 4 -W ATLANTIC MORTGAGE ■ INVESTM ENT CORPORATION. Plaintiff. JOHN ARNOLO MURPHY, et a l . Oaten dant(s) N O TIC E OF SALE Notice is hereby gnren that, pursuant to a Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure. I will sell the following described property located in Seminole County. Florida Lot 3. Block L. SUNLANO ESTATES, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book I I pages IS through 22. ol Ihe public records of Senunote County Florida al public sale to the highest tedder for cash at the West front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. 11 00 a m on July 1Sth. 1997 Notice Americans With Disabilities Acl ol 1990 Administrative Order No 94-20 Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator al 101 North Park Avenue Suite N 301. Sanford Florida 32771 at least tare days prior to the proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4330 E li 4227 I -900 958-8771 (TO O C L A S S IF IE D A D S Orlando - Winter Park Sem inole 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 PflIVATi PARTY runs CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS *7 ! ! n ! ! ! r T t N A K M F . l l linns.......- ............ **»•««• M CLOSED IATUR0AY SStmOAY WITNESS my Kami ami ot tt»ia Court on Jo*a 11th I M F (Court Saaf) M ARYAN N! MORS I ClKR K CIRCUIT COURT Oy Dorothy W Dolton Oopoty C W ft Donald l Smith laquor* Atlornay tor Plaintiff SOO North Ocaan Itraaf Ja d to n n lta E l 32102 Tataphona S04/3S4 3C4S Publiah Junv* t t 2S If f ? Of f 203 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TN S S IG N TB S N TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT HI ANO FON SSM INOLS C O U N TY . FL CASS NO : S 7 -IS J S -O N -4 1 -W IN RE The Marriage of R O O IR T H P IR R Y Petitioner ANO MARY KATHERINE EARLY Respondent N O T IC I OF A C TIO N D IS S O LU TIO N OF M ANNIAGE TO MARY KAtM lRlNK EARLY AOORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTtFlEO thet en action tor dissolution of memege lies been Med sgewist you end you ete inquired to serve e copy ol your written defenses if any te it on RoCiert H Perry Petitioner whose address is S t 4 W 29th St Sanlord FL on or before JULY 10th 199 7 end hie Ihe original with the Clerk et this court before service on Petitioner or vnmedietely the fee Iter It yeu tail to do so e default will be entered against you for Ihe rebel demanded m Ihe pehlion WITNSS9 my herd end Ihe seel of this court on MAY 30m 1997 (SEAL) MARYANNS MORES C L IR K OF THE COURT O T Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publish June 4 t t . fS. 25 1997 DEF-4S_________________________ M T N I C IN C U fT C O U N T OF T N I S IG N TB S N TN JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT OF FLO NIO A, IN AND FON SSM INOLS C O U N TY G ENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C ASE NO . § 7 -81 9 CA 14 L WEYERHAEUSER MORTGAGE COMPANY Plain till vs MICHAEL J MILLER GAIL JEAN ROOEMICH l/k/j GAIL J MILLER MAYFAIR MEAOOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . SEMINOLE COUNTY, sod DISCOVER CARO SERVICES. INC . Oelendantlal N O T IC I OF F O N IC L O S U N S SALE N O TIC I IS HEREBT GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure deled June 2nd. 1497, end entered in Case No 97-21S CA 14 L. ol the Circuit Court o l the E IG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherein W EYERHAEUSER MORTGAGE COMPANY is Plaintitl and MICHAEL J MILLER, st a l . ere Delendenta. I will sell to the highest end bast bidder lor cash in the West front door ol the Courthouse, in Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Florida st 11 00 a m o'clock on the Slh day of JULY. 1997. Ihe toltawmg described property as set forth in said Final Judgment, lo wit ■ XMIBIT *A" Lot 59. MAYFAIR MEAOOW8. A subdivision, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 29. Pages 21. 12. and 31 ol the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Less the Easterly S 00 teal thereof, together with Beginning at the Southeast corner ol Lot IS. said Maytsir Meadows, run N 79*00 00* W 7 66 laet along tha Northerly nght-of-w ey line ot Meadow Boulavard. a 60' pnvala tightol-way. t Irene a run N 08'39 20" E 110 09 tael to the. Northerly line ot aaid Lot kite ol said Lot 16 Ihenca run S 79*00 00- E 12 18 tael along aaid Ima to tha Northeast cornsr ol said Lot 16 thanes run 9 IfOO'OO* W 11000 teat along tha saatarty bne ot aaid Lot 16 to lha Point of Baginning a/k/a 154 Maadow Blvd . Sanlord. Florida 32771 DATEO this 3rd day ol June. I9S7. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk of said Court By Jane E. Jaaewic As Deputy Clerk Faber S Gilht/. PA Suite 300 I S 70 Madruga Avanua Coral Gablas. Florida 33146 (305) 662-4110 ‘ Parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to h 'tiC ip a te in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al Semmols County Courthouas. 101 N Park Avanue. Suita N101. Sanford. Florida 12771. at toast five days prior lo lha proceeding Telephone (407) 121-4330 eat. 4227. I-SOO-SS5-S771 (TOO) or 1-800-95S-S77Q (V) via Florida Relay Service * Publish June I t . IS. 1897 DEF ttS pmHat. UbsU a 1 Keeb ‘ SUMS ‘ bs iff NOW ACCEPTING k l w M n g mev rckrte Bargaw Hurder al * » cost of an addaonal day Cancel when you gal issues Pay onfy lot days you ed new « rWd earned Dee u toSCI peon lor tsatoei resuts Copy must t a t o w accetsaue typugiattocaf term ■Commercial Sequent y ides are erasable DEADLINES Tuesday tv u Firtay 12 Noon The Ooy Bohns PwMcsbon Sunday 12 Noun Firiey A D JU S TM E N TS AMO CREDITS. In (tie event of an error in tn id . tfte Sanford Herald wM be responsible loi the IWst insertion only and only lo Nte aslant at m e coal of trvet insertion Please (beck your ed for accuracy the first dey N rune. 12— Ekterty Car* ENtOO Sem h den Cosmo You U l» f« > m* ......... ..................... 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SINGLE ?? 800-342-6653 m im m m m s m m F ^ n ^ o u o lo WORN FROM HOkM N d roof tar success earn to EMGwe mae MW Tei togbrst EM Ell E6E* Ext 468 YOUR OWN RJLOtOBHOW YOUR C F l redo season has a* tme tor rent C at 407-322 1400 807 27— Nuraary ft Child Car* H AP P Y Pve-Bcboei Cl PLLIG a caring MRG Taac k er 831retee toe akerccTtoci Fncd yd. m *al*Van« Reasonable isles WVenrta too 32*811*__________ DAY 8 M T I CbGdCto* teach mg. hoi weals , reasonable tatos E unland (asasas 3341EEGFU44. LO V M Q , B J t f l sf care tar you* chad 1 yr 4 over tdkB penQng >29-4791 61—M o n ty to Land S8388GET CASH MOW3588I K you w a lecowoig payment bom vie setoemeor m u t y or sobers comp 772 4*79 AWE IN CAN A U TO TITL E L O A M * ju keep car r check 322 1147Longwood 71— MGip Wanted IfU U . LABO R — G R A N D O P E N M O II W ORK TOO AT PfUOTOOAY LA B O R READ Y **» m i E French Ave 373-4141 . M IC H E LLE S HOUSE E scahem Pie-school program OeJy 8 Hourly drop nd tales evaaaCM P/T 8 F/T tpao Ce» about tots months i __________ 921-7938_________ ItAR TAR OAYCARE Baby’s tool Pre-School LAKE 84ACT LIC 4594 7 3220094 ITRATTVE TYPGSG/FKJttG Raptdfyss panting mduery n search of Knowsedga of JLP 8 AW Musi schedule 40la plan 324 8822 or 80G 3730798_____________ DRIVERS Legal Notices u n c l a im e d V IM IC L E A U C TIO N 7/91/97 t t QUICK IG 4AJ47A4BK117850 91 QUICK IG4AH54N4M84I1447 88 CHRYSLER 1C10C56E9GFI 78976 76 CADILLAC 60k8S602l 1164 88 MCRCURY 2MEOP95F6GX646448 91 OLOSMOOILE 103AJ54N3M8327951 83 OLOSMOOILE 1Q3 AC 77080X33 7039 85 PLY540UTH 1P3BJ4603FC2 48929 90 TO Y O TA T E 720449089 94 JAW A TLJ21021IR K44I0I9 7/99/97 78FOR O F25YEA54578 95 MITSUBISHI 4A1AJ58Q7SE0S5139 89 TO YO TA JT4RN91RSK 5013516 94 TO YO TA JT4RN58S2E0OI0583 ALTAM O N TE TOW ING. 117 MARKER S T , A L T SPGS SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM VIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR Publish June 18. 1997 DEF-321 Q AG CARRIERS, IN C . •JiEW.PAYPLAN! •Lay Over Ptan- •Ertra Stop Pay* *1 Day od tor ) Days Out" -401K flewerne r 'Health Insurance* -Vacation Pay* ■Rrter Program* 1 yr asp 6 Clast A COL req Please Cat tarn to 5pm t 800674 9050 Mon-Fn Only EOE A L L DEPARTM ENTS 6 House keeping. Brassiest servers. Laundry parson. Houseman. Maintenance and Dishwasher Apply n person Man eft Court­ yard 139 International Pkwy lake Mary *44-1000___________ APPLY ADHESIVES Wa Trawl llt/Mr. Local WOrk 413-977-7378 AVON EARN TO 90% COGM8 Flei Mrs Etotdi: 331-1193 tod Salat. Rap. 100-99* 2199 CLER ICAL P/T Foaagt Compa­ ny seeking dated oriented par ton tor order procaawvialad support Computer asp nacad lary Fas tedume 407-3300147 Musi have good orgam/attonal sluts, some clerical, and good amhrti. Great earning potential Cad 293-3065_________________ U n lfc G d W M g CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Cam pos C sWCiSy Ctowr crytsugiame srs creeled kom t d i i m by people pail end presorc Each waer « toe ochei stands lor Todeyi ckw J equals U *B S O RO BSMTI SICO WFOWLFOA DEF EBSOF WOEWUO BSLB AET XEK B AFOLJ-* LUNLXZ — BE MZ AFOLJ XEKF II M T A l FETZBLAB. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Macbsth and Lady MdcDutn stand OUlM M supremq typa of all lhat a host and hostess should not be * — Max Bacibohm O 19*r by N€». toe 16 �SB Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, June 18. 1997 71— Help Wanted 71— Htlp Wanted ASSISTANT MANAGERS Sam Goody. Seminole Town* Clr WaaMutietand. A turnon la Spg* Mas Fleas* tppty m parson OOCXWORKER Trainee SM 10. Load A Unload Trucks! FCC Sra. F*e: X0T -M M 002 AUTOMOTfVE D C T A U R 9 SantonHongwoortOrtando Good Incoma Potential Ban*ms After tO Days Tbeft S a H He. <07 293 3055 Bartenders W O R K A T B U S Y A IR P O R T Jerry1a Caterers 323-0345 ___ M JM OUAL PERSON to tmpA* mem and m a rtin weed control program in sshofatale nursery VSId 01 ran . starting pay ( M l Ca« 3 3 2 1 7 7 7 ___________ Cabkwt Maker b p wtamnaimg. aasenv cang i m la a m Can lor an wppimmam 1286100. Cashieri/Counter Person Work el Busy Airport Wo are hiring Friendly A Courteous People Competkhre Wagee. CASHMRS. W ARSHOUSI A. COL ORTVtRS Apply n Par amt SCO T TY S 700 France Are. ELECT RICIAN Spaoaary van » Muaihrve Sanford CMC Cantor II-1 p m ^ $ ■LIGHT MOUSTRtALAuto Oetaamg MK3 Wrtders General Assembly Prep Cook COLLEGE Orange City Campus Classes Forming Now 2487 S. Volusia A trn u r. Orangr City (H*> t7S2V*kl In Jadr imritrnsj (9 0 4 ) 8 5 1 -0 8 8 2 FlnancVll Atd AVAteble for Ihosa who qu*kfy Career aiaisfance avaffabie ACICS A C C R ED ITED MEMBER ^ C A M *5 Lu Alert I A U U h -V H / t f 71— H#lp Wanted MANAQBHtMT COUPLE E«p n i p t management A rapars LNtort. auto. A tooN *97 7001 IIII m s//a /s \ l I \\( >/i*K U a «W * H k J RIGHT HAND MAN NEEDS YOUI t Paid Dally S 149 WSM BR . AM . 11101 Aftamonts Sprtnga, FL (407) 774-7770 LABORER FOR ^ R A M C ktop worker Espenancad pratormd or w* ram C a a m n i i m a in t e n a n c e E<p VI carpentry drywa* part ng A pkrttomg Apply Omen wood VNas. l i t Monk a Coud. Worker* wih ear* pad bonus' Apply ready to aork btftaen tam tam 170ft Hwy 17 a? . FL SALES REPS Wa read you to grve you to* cfianc* to tnrtd a new euetenre to saws of Ngfi quaMy Wines and Champaqns to PRilNO customer* rou can tarn a good r e m e ON OOM O TRAMNGfl k ygg are toil parson »ief can do to* job FAX restare to 407- M B 17S1 rilSn Long I arm-Short Term Temp Te Mm NOfte.607-7f7-ft lf_ LABORERS •OWVIRS N N 4N -------- NO F IE Worktorse Lr«4 JXM O JJ SANFORO 5 It 1111044 MERRY M AOS M M N o ' Car A In-seance Needed Weekends f RFC l i t i « A R e sid e n tia l C le a n in g HOLLY HAJO a H R S M F / T to# •• 5*m W Tmte. 4W -7SMOOF. P/T SECRETARY Mull have Vent tS a otter, casual 1" 1» r g almost hem vartjus rkrkes l i l t Vamus fours M F must be kattoto y » » / y __________ VACATIONS UNBELIEVABLE PACKAGE! UNBE LltVABLl C O U U S M M EVENINGS ONLY LONOWOOO *70 PER DEAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED C AU . *»*• 1*6* _ _ _ _ _ ____________ SECURITY OFFICER JO S ----------------M AM TSNANCS m l p a h u r 7 30 4 AS T 1 H S*eaon*l can Wad to F/T A M SOOI >A Aeaoc *34- 7*44 SfCURTTY OFFTCf NS-LIC Unarmed FT WT Sanford area Htfipnrtto AAAp 994Q1It TELEH AR KETIRS Ctcekent Salary • bonus eWi tongveood baaed Mnngage Co Dey eves A aereewd powkons eraa Cal Leroy Hardawn 797 W 70 T O IL C O L U C T O R Vaevea* Ful A pad km* Caa ke eilcemakon 407B M B M 7 _________ TRULY NOLAN PEST CONTROL Now tknng Saws n g e r t n lor Semeime t ViXuva Counkas Safas e<p nec a>*sf berwNs t C— hpany tehCN provded Ap­ ply 147? S Onando Or Swv Wrd W O R K IN G SU P ER V ISO R 6PM T O 1:30AM Sem inole Country 17 SOWr a Banahts. F R A N K L IN B ldg i Baca. 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CALL OICK'a ELECTRIC 407-1218711 Lie. t R0OO292LOver 16 Yrs. NEED A REASONABLE CARRENTER? C aX Justin today 377-4063 »CBCC74103 272-Constructlon DAVID GREEN CARPENTRY Home improiramanti. W/ad. ra­ ptor*. ki/ns 370-1916/987-5706 Renee le/reeeonebie Ouii.ier, eip in FL Guar work AI types of const IBC024103 121 4760 266Carpet/lnstallatlons CALL US tor al of your carpel ng and Door covering needs ca r pet ton o im c t toaaaoo 266Cleaning Sarvlces HOUSE CLfc AN avG-Oeprivkil*" honest One lima or eaaUy Cad tor haa estimate between 8-2. M F 321 6712 “ T i W CLEANING: 122-6603. Domestic to Offlcaa/Buklnais•>. Wa do toe lob rtghl KATHYS KLEANINO-ftovd . wWy/mo. rental claan-outs 11 yrs a>p » rats 310-6211 278-Home Improvements CHARLES 0 (Den| MK.LER Butter CBC057265 Res/ Comm . remodel * > V «n i ra­ ptor MC VISA 407-320-1741 OAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION Lie: CQC067914 370-7701 LITTO NS Handyman A Clean ng Svrs No fob loo smaAbig Free asi 24 N sve 667 0*16 RA NO Y S REPAIRS. Ir t E it . pant, rutton wood, repairs, cus­ tom woodwork *34-73*7 279- lrrlgatlon/Hepalr RAINMAKER IRRIGATION Rapaes A Installation free rvuneles Ca* I I I 6371 280- Laundry Service MARY'S LAUNORY SERVICE Will wash A Iron, Pickup A Deliver Low raws. 323-9344 MARY S LAUNORY SERVICE Will wash A iron. Pickup A Deliver. Lave rale*. 3719364 284-Lawn Service 297-Plumbing J.W . RUCKER PLUMBING 24 Hr. Iv c A Dram Cleaning (U c CFCt 407-369-9929 296-PrBBSur* Cleaning DUN RITE Houses, moDIM home*, walk*, decks, dove*. Free *kt U cftne. 1118171 Pressure Cleaning CaX tor free esomaia between 8 7 M-F 311 6712 PRESSURE SNam Washing Decks ’ W lk l - Driveways STEAM FACTORY 334 7666 302-Rooflng NEW ROOFING A RE PARS Ucftn*. Fin. Avail. Fra# Esl. DAW. BoeOng. 2608214 DOLAN ROOFING LB. RCOO42704, Free Est. Ra Roofing A Repairs. Pgr 6978120 ■ YATES ROOFING sine# 1*29 Church A Sr. Disc. 3rd. Gen. U c. eRC0O » * 90. 322 144* 305— Secretarial & Typing 274-Fenca A BETTER CUT. 3r DISC. Week by Week , Realtor cuts. FmaEst. Uc. 591 1464 NORTH SOUTH FENCE Same* losul Custom Dasgn Free asl Licrtna 366 3906 Central Floride Lawn ManagamentCompieto lawn car* Free estimates 16081*9___________ TRCXSE ASSOC. Can FL. Inc PARALEGAL. Legal due. prep Adoption, bankruptcy, drvorce. contracts, wills, incorporations. N o ta ^ ^ ^ j^ g J IO ^ SPECIALIZING n 4l tenca rapairs, privacy lanca Instais. A gales Fraa asomalas 60S 2336 291-Painting 313— Trash Hauling BRUNNELL PAINTING, 2t Yrs (9300495) Commflasidantial Carpentry Repairs. W jl paper, Plaslering . 372 2591 HAUUNGtt FT*ml train, gsrsg* clean outs! Reasonable Rates'l . 3499656 276-Handy Man 6 STAR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Plumbing, carpen­ try. elec root A yard Work O ust. Lie. 321-6426 HOME REPAIRS] ALL TYPES Dona Espartly A Reliably Call Caaav: 321-7967 MORRIS CONSTRUCTION T/aa sve carpamry, it hauling, odd |ot>t A more No job too small free aslimales 574-0621 MR. FIX IT All type* ol home repairs. Great references 699-9591 COMIARE SIO with 6 yr Warranty A Power Wash. Call Anibsi 33081*1 itlng FRANK BARNHART Palnll Plus Pressure Cleaning. Us/ _ Ins. Since 1970. 313-1161 HOME IMP. By Marc Ini A Eat . paining, dry wall, wood rot. garage shelves, eerm We. sprinkler repair kcAns. 20 yr* esp Many local rets pg 974LARRY S PAINTING Painting A pressui* cie Licrtna Free Esl 302-1337 re# *«-*— Uiw nBrerl / l — n t t p W B f lt M ‘UNEMPLOYED? WHY? Cal EHPLOYHENT: Ctortcal A l ^ e industry Tamp A F/T ► Seminole FmptoymerK • Medical Office Specialist • Computer Drafting & Design • Computer Electronics Technician *« jobs avMatie n AJiunome Springs Apopka, lake Mary A Sanfcrd areas Cal ou Alto morns springs ofhc* to Kheduie an appi 3 unahto to aftend EOF 3 TECHNICAL NOTICE ■OFFICE SUPPORTnaeapnonisi Customer Serve* Data Entry Secretary f U N P u M iM t o W I Today ^ D in A FLORIDA 103— HoutesUnfumlshed AX ranlal and real estate arfver ttaemerts are sutyecl to the federm/ Fwr Houamg Ad. winch makes X Segal to adverttoa any preference limitation, or d t cnmmatrrjn based on race, col or. religion, sai. handicap, laYttal siakrt or nabonaf orvyr LABOR ERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R MALTIIMMM4MC9 AND 4411 Register q' Vtoe The Reserves Network* boorh to warn mom atom toe toftowng atrptoymam opportu- _____ 323-0345___ M A IN TE N A N C E Camp ground canoe rental Some alartreat A pkintvng Valid FIX weekends reryerad 04*122 4470 tori P.IM61. Rifilg CELEBR ATE SANFORD Grill Cook/Kit. Prop LP N -F/TiP /T 10 H p m 6 46am SMh Come and ha a pad of our ouHlamVig taam nt Nunes at Mania a scents w ed a nursing tarifcty lor IM past Ian yaats Pravkwa at pen*nca as a Charge Norte helpful Onto l>ea wnfkplxre program I I O Employer con tprt»H_AOONal«p7« 6A 44?« TOWNHOUSE. 17 . pnv.te back yard 6525 CaX 322-2362_________________ ■ nUSTIH AL ELECTRICIAN Laadman Needed 1149* CUSTOMER SERVICE Hanrke Busy Phones IBftk ; CLERK Tiam n AX Phase* 174* DRIVERS local Meamg COL A |10ft* OENERAL OFFICE Computor KnowWdg* *7,Hr CAAMMR People Parson Needed 66»* ASSEMBLY MSCMAMC No Lay Off Her# W H r M AOBMBT Tup Growing Con ©any |I1.»* CLERICAL ASSMTANT Psd Medcai I ’ T* LABOR TRABIEC Laam a Trade 171* Partial Ual-Oen t Warp TOO l . I 6« i S i. Sanford PHQNE-PRQS 6600 D O W fT.W HY RENT? Whan you can own thd 3 bdrm home to CH A , new paw A car­ pal.? Aak about MUO hornet! The HMbnan Group, toe. ___ ReeRpr*— ,— n t - g m 2 SDRM In qu*l nrg/bortiood 6300'non . ITO O P p 327 1667 after 1700 pm_________________ 2 BEDROOM 1 172 BATH LNfOto/KM/UM. rm 642Vmo _______________>0-2342 2/1 A/C L g yard. 2*19 El Cap* tan Aye >485Anon ' sfasl sec AraN Ptoaaacat3307783 2611 WOHLAWN 2 brpm new rarpto rarprvl 650Gvnon PORZIO REALTY - 372 88T8 S>a PUNCH STYLE. Feocad yard on 1 aera 6800/mon ItV toabtte >48 8*79_____________ HT009H LAK8 LaaatoOpoon New y j Pool. TEf##9 NCAA WHY RENT? ICTOWto 11.000 dawn 7787071 SANTORO ISORM 71BATH NO CALL Sit SANTORO-V1 toed yd CFVA AS50rmon • 1600ter No pets K 0 «) 537 37771*0 7) 33089*9 1ANFORO-RENT TO OVFN tSOO/dovm 64SO/mon 2 bdrm. CftSA. Famffynn . 1*07 Ho*y Am CaW OMrtto: *89-7297 S T E N S TR O M R E N T A L S ' 8ANFORO 5/7 New carpet and *SRYN HAVEN 1? to double garage sperms • 647V3473 ‘SANFORO 17 to kMpMea pm W a Owl 6660/ 407-336-1191 1 0 5 — D u p le x / T rlp le x START TODAY 93— Rooms For Rant CLEAN I M EFT a* R*y phewr. laundry t * r c r i Owe Pnv sartong ‘ 308471 AFFtCMNCY rv cinverwri tocakan __________ 3238009__________ FURN ROOM - MOW* Woman over 60 «wmkh praNrvad P*»r notree 324 5930_______________ FURM tHCO R00MB8X uM* ncl latKtty. phone, and M ■a 6*5- 1901 week 1248955 PRIVATE l o n o w o o o h o m e Fum. cjpia A C tAOnrator ISO Otp Phone *348767__________ ROOM FOR RENT 665.Week IIOO/MC F uX house pnv Wbrttot/prver *31-3151 ROOMS FOR RENT i30GmonHOO/dap pay* Ml >ca« 321-7364 SANFORD Roommtta to Share •spaneak I Lg bdrm to bath, cable tv leund A U pnv. nd utwstas 6366 mon Security dap Cal tor dtoaea *7689*6 or pgr 416-2627 leave number or message M ^— M— — 99— Apartments Unfurnished 1 BOHM A p t AW. Upstairs. Electric A Water fumlahad. 6376/vno . pep. 324-1617. AH HE AII 2 Bdrm Apl W 2nd Si CAH.Cerpeted. Stove refng,, 3eaftw*4CQftM» 324-31*1 MARINER'S VILLAGE lA A t 40A I BOFIki lA'OWO 1.680 •*) ft. 2 72 5 Brick Town Home k pkc -xvrpsslefy rerv> rated U 9k 0 6 0 VALUE PLUS REALITY 904 537 C607 1*01 MELLONVXLE 2 bdim new carpel 642Vmon FOrtTKl RE Ai.TY •377 «*?* 118— Office Space For Rent A MOVE M SPECIAL'! SOU tq II A i*j* 6765 A MONIH Otoce 3710120 or 1337554 OFFKE/RETAJL Space San tord l*gn kaAc *79 aq ft 6426 or 1648 Sq 11 9750 Carpel 6 A/ C Wet at W X Prepereei 373 *229---------------------------------------------PROFESSKMAL/RETAX 1601 W. FWST ST 150 to 5.100 sq ft Also aval QsAMd* toed storage. 5 bey Dttg or total prop ol 15.000 aq ft on 1 1/1 ac 3228195 or 740 *500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 5400 sq ft bldg total 1700 aft. per olhceunK 407 321 7004 127— Storage/Off ice For Rent CASSELBERRY U I Offtcto warehouse. 1/3300 Sq. FI A/C, truck access, hl-doors, 11.950 Mo. 339-2422. Don *988016 altar 8pm. 141— Homes For Sale ACCESS T O DOZENS of urealad homo* wi“i no realtor com­ mission 800 709 6478 7 SONY 6173610 ANO UP 323-6670 ’ ROSELEA VILLAS 3/1 Special - f 4OCMXon. HUO OKAY 407-3308*33 SANFORO M . no pets no children, 6300mon ♦ 630G 5ec 377 33A? SANFORO in ITFOkAonthVERY CLEAN, Newly Renewal «d Move-In Special 32187M SANFORO vary rvre 2 BR lor retv.es Near Lk Monroe.1-4/ Max t 450/mo 3218757 ~ STUDIO APT. SANFORO 6375 mon water n d . angle person, NO PETS 3730631 TOWN CENTRE APART9 6300 Bonus Money on 3.bdrm PHase can to quality 122- 100— Condominium Rentals ^ — — — 2/2 LAKE Front, trpic, aern porch, covered parking 6660/ men tv. mass 666-5190 C a t C m .lx 319— Upholstery MEL'S UPHOLSTERY A CRAFTSMAN WOODWORKING 30 yra Sip. 32189*4 A d v e r t is e D a ily In A l l 3 P u b lic a tio n s S a n fo r d H e ra ld • B a r g a in H u n te r • L a k e M a r y Li£e A 3 -Line A d A v e r a g e s $46.00 / m o n th C a ll T o d a y ! C la s sifie d D e p t. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ftTFOROARlf HOMfS VfNTURf 1 MROPtRIlfS ta**. Ca* seeks AavTfsrtMW *2c a t t y _ LAKE MARY Orar 1/3 acre to/ ckrvFI rm. 2 puchek 184.900 1/2 ACRE 4/7 wpool. mother n law suto 186.600 CUST. BLT 37 on 1 acr Jac Kb (pie. 2 car gar ItM JO Q I ' A I II /LNI.JMI O M IO M N I PR •■ ' • , l I i /r> i W W TER SPRINGS 17 C H A . remodeled garage toed yd No down ASOOmon 3333750 1S3— Acreage Lot For Sale Furniture For Sale Dining Room Table"” CHERRY W OOO Oval 72- w/t*af a 6 plush upholstered chatre. Never opened, still boxed.. Coal S2400. Sell 1750. Matching Cherry coffee A end tetolee, *e8 C S G 477-1426 LOTS OF NEW FURNTTURC AX new 8 chair Orm, Black Leather sofa w/2 Week meaner* King/ fuX tire bade. ate. 373-3445. art 202. anytime______________ MATTRESS SALE • FuX fire used box tpnnga A mattress 665 00 Larry* Mart 3228132 186— C om pu ters A Typing COMPUTEFVTYPEtEm NG Term papert. nesrUeftari. brochura* pasteup A layout 327 5036 GEN. COMPUTER A Typing 8m, Bus. Acet, Flyers He A Mere. 322-T I M 187— Sporting G oods DELUXE Scuba OMng KEM CO wafertoofarT corrpretaer. 5000 pai-12 cfm 10 bp 3ph EMctte motor VT-IOIO 1*2 995 Speciaf 69 995 Kemco 407 372 1730 191— Building Materials Ip ll up. 40X32 we* 68340 now 67490 50X80 wea I I 470 now M 770 Other atraigni waif* avafMbfe chuck 1 *0CF370 7340 199— Pete A Supplies ■EAOLE/CHOW H U 12 wks Cute A toefy. S h ow A wormed 625 00 CaX 321 5068 2 ACRES M SANFORO ZONED OC-2 1136.000 FREE TO OOOO HOME Bmj dog puppet Please cat 321-1470 BL John* Reedy 3228123 Prettiest lot in Town 201— Horses 100 ■ 127 w e HUGE OAKS CONVtNHNT LOCATION |'?*60 Lake Ham ey Woods II to o nw Acr** On LSM Nsmey hew i d I . i t o 67* too Rldtog lessons Hortet Provid ad PVit Swvnmrg 7909391 ' RAN Horaaahoemg Co. “ 15 yr* of prof Shoeing A tommmg Hoi. cold. A correclwe shoeing CaX 895 7887 207— Jewelry RHAL ESTATE, INC 322-7498 RES LOT. Bg Oaks 1 79 Ac* Meaonvrte Rd Near Airport 655 000 332 8171 or 332 8455 157— Mobile Homes For Sale PARK AYE. u o e u PARK Horrwe S3 000 to 66 000 Set Up Fm ncrvj OCK8TI 322-20*1 M L fine Utn Jem to Cus'om Design.! safe 407-377 77 327-0*31 211Antique/Collectlbles 4 Rent Sm Store Antiques art aiurbo. slam gfas*. torn rafin ish . great aapoaure Downtown Ovwdo 365 8872 CARRIAGE COVE ANTK3UE Taking Up space?'' Broadway LXfy s Can Sa* them. Ortafe: 3*6-8*77 2tl44c 2/2 63 Palm spring*, double roof, raised FI room, carport, W D m shed. 617.000 219— Wanted to Buy 12x62 2/1 80 manatee W O . lg screen mom 56.600 CLEAN NEWSPAPERS Alum Can* Ceeeev <I Recycling: MI-0004 Iral W T A \ la f.8-1 • II W. Ftral 24 ■ 46a V2 aOSkykn* F I Rnom Carport 611.500 Call Canlaga Cove 323-6160 SINGE WIDE TRAILER 2/1, to t d r t rm tv at and awnmg (ia Hrm Please ca* 321-9605 159-Real Estate Wanted NEEO 1-40 ACRES CHEAP! prefer highway frontage to CR 48 area. E or W CaX Je* 9871533 LAND WANTED 223— Miscellaneous FOR SALE STEVEN KING LlBRARY include* 39 book>q>* per baefchard cover 1700 0 6 0 373 2012 Aak tor 6* _____ FREE RAOIRS Fra* Re-Crystal ng Uni caXs S9 95/mo CaX tor rertnebona 407831 5*34 THANK YOU ST JUDE FOR PRAYERS ANSWERED THANK YOU MOLLY 231— Cars For Sale 1900 COUGAR Auto, Irt AC toil power MUST SELL) 1700 firm 32S 8368. leave meaaaga Large Acreage Suitable tor SutoAvtsnn E in ring pianlad. road homage A Umber i p lu l Fail Ctoetog. Cash W ia C M f it Anarte Land Consultants. Inc 1955 Soum WoodMnd Bivd Deland, a 32720 7998 (9051 734 7343. Fa* (904) 7347346 Ton Free (888) 635-6763 Truck/Busaa/Vans For Sale 160— Business For Sale 16*8 FORD m o LARUT 4X4 5 SPEED A/C.V8 NEW TIRES 13975 CaX 798 7365 LIMOUSINE BUSINESS OeBary to Deland area 119* fuX price Includes Lincoln iimo and yrttow page ada 298-7385 19*4 CHEVY I 'O Pick up 5 Speod A/C. bed kne 15965 CaX 298 7388________________ TRUCK BOX Atortvmxn tkamond puna Fes am S 10 type*. 6. mo old. 1135 330 9007 163— Waterfront Property For Sale TIRE D OF PAYING high prlcM ? Caff FRED I have the vehi­ cle for you. Call-. 330-30*4. 235— 238— Vehiclea Wanted 321-0759/321-22f»/ EXCHANGE or SELL YOUR Pioperty tor.tied anywhere' INVESTORS REALTY 774-5615 QOVT FORECLOSED Homes from pennies on si Deknquenl Tax. Repo t RE0's Your Arms To* Frea (1)800-218 9000 E d H 7706 lor currant Slings I BUY HOUSES! A n y condition-All ca sh (407) 689-9593 __ tOYLLWH.DE 3/2 DU gar. pool, fence, carpet, ceramic A hard­ wood Boors, Lovtfy home, prime area Reduced 691.900 3789148/323-3400________________ LAKE MARY Lg 2 bdrnV2 bath, eat n kit ceJing Ian. sprinklers. $84,500 FSBO 330-979? LONGWOOO/LAKE MARY 3/1 Near YMCA A LMHS Moving mud tax 668,500 339 7778 8AN F0R 08 wooded acraa on Lana SyNan 6200 000 w Matc/owaki, Realtor. 322-7983 8T. JOHN S RIVER 37 to pool. 2 car gar. lanvln/dn. 1167.900 VIP Properties 121-4764 165— Duplex For Sale SANFORO Assumable TV Great cash flow. 659,900 CaX 831 0432 day* or 3308444 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 3 pwca 811 Length. 8 It tax. Great cond 323-0120 anytime KITCHEN TABLE in Parted rendition LIKE NEW! 635 Please call 3788004___________ CASH 111 PAID! For Junk Cart. Trucks A Misc« KEEP AMERICA BCAUTiFUL 372 5990 239Motorcycles/BIkes For Sale I WILL BUILD your custom Har­ ley Davidson Prices starting 41115 995 330-1996 tot dMaX* 241— Rec. Vehlcles/Campers For Sale CAMP FOR 16 00 A NIGHT ’ Natural* Setting (total A Secluded 352-735044! ' 2 and 3 Bedroom 314— Swimming Pool Services C AR L* POOL RENOVATION W* do acrylic decks kool decks, marett* A diamond brtghtlO yr* Remodeling. 10% Senior Clttaen Discount Lic/Bonded.407-329-7311 SANFORO HHTOR6C DMT. 4 PLEX Newly renovated By l i t 6,000- 3218768. STEN STRO M RENTALS Work Day baton. I am t P/T Mm Part ama rw rvxjs 76 r o d Grkai Tndyjb longwood area tarn 6300* weekly __ ____ Ce X t e ^ jl MONTHLY PJ. (4 7 6 Brand new 3/7 homes No down lor qualt»ed buyer* MOVE IN THIS MONTH) CaX Mtoheda Arvftewt at 3398733pgr 839-7250 Near Airport. 2/1 Home on 1/3 •era « 1.100 tq ft b<dg 159 000 Musi m M 352 3831987_________________________ NEAR OSTEEN Nee 37 rt me* neighborhood to great schools 9*9500 CaX 322 3159_________ POOL* 3 BORM«Oraal Area Family room. Fenced yd. Only 186.909. 139-T*fa SANFORO V I Beaul'/J FHJonc Distort ToiaXy remodeled C H A, new carpel, lg K m porch AbenAAe/y no down! |490/Mon 333-3750_____________________ SANFORO 3/7 1805 W 3rd St CIV A. Security Syl. Fr pic. Fed yd w r. X 38 work shop EXw/70 ISO* Cal Mike 793TRAS ‘SANFORO 27 Apr Cov paao C H A new carpel 142676360 Jim Doyfa or Carole DePtoto: 223-2489 Ssanatrom Realty J 5 N E IO HOUSES TO R E N T *SAN#ORO 67 New carper and part very nee 6*5071*50 ‘BRYN HAVEN 3? to double garage w a rm s 647676*75 •SANFORO 27 Apl Cov pano C H A new carpet 642676360 Jwn Doyle or Carole DePtoto 122-2496 Slervelrom ReaRy W f NEED HOUSES TO Rf NT' 181— Appliances A 141— Homes For Sale IS A B TTTSR JO B FOR YOU! just Cast Never a Tea* J{ •FRIDAY* Competitive Wag­ es JERRY'S CATERERS HOME CLEANERS B n WsoM sM In Caeeefberry la "* • Mrtnft Start M W r TOJ Car A phone a m utt 2216241 MR4GATION/IANDSC APWO F/T A P/T f i p r t f t v r y p/us but wil Iran 17 tO.hr Cat m m ex rasa________________ ■ARM A CAR. Buy A Sa* TUpFT-PT T M_g n tr_____ Training. Oraal If . Flea lira. M H O I 10G— Condominium Rentals II Jerry** Caterers 323-0345 EXPERIENCED LAWN helper needed F/T 65-Tv pm* beneIks «Q7 321 8721_____________ F/T OR P/T SERVER Wanted 9 30-tpm Mon-Sat Eq> [**Codega hot kdi encouraged •arrad CoXege to ‘ Apply m person. B apply u________________ E Fast si, ■Senferd, 321170* FRAME H N O C R WANTED tor OEM Manna Canvas COL Dor ai preferred 337-IIES_________ K IT ‘N* C’AKLYLK ® by Lurry \VrlKht 71— Help Wanted M ot Summer S uuuuja Apartments Starting At (ZED. CALL US AT 407) 324-4334 ( D IR EC TIO N S . O n 25 th Snout (Rt. 46A ) betwoen 17-32 a n j Airport BNO on Hartwell Avwme 2450 Hartwell Ave. Sanford, FI 32771 : :.v \ W :‘ ' GARAGE MOVING SALE Ail quality clean torn S bdrm sat*, 2 an rm sets. 2 wan unto, 4 sals coffee A end tables. Armuu. 3 grandfather clocks, 50 antique ducks Lota cl other an­ tique tom A coAecttxas leather sofa, tov* A ctour, leather sofa 6 love. Many other accessories. OVER 1.000 fTEMS! 9-5. Morv Wed 373 9302________________ YARD SALE APAR TM E N TS Many mac. Herb*. FtL June 20, 9 3 820 Escambia Or . Sanford �062 r* &ktm • ■ - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. June 18. 1997 \ l 9. BLO ND TE ------------------- by Chic Young | J9 .5 3 I a . i I are out on low-fat diet m : j. .1 DEAR DR. GOTT: I have had two one examination to the n ext strokes and a heart attack. My doctor has me on a low-rat diet. Is it all right D y sp la stlc n evi can con tin u e to M D IC IN I for me to eat a couple of pieces of appear w ell into m iddle age, unlike fried fish or chicken once in awhile? norm al, harm less m oles which are DEAR READER: If you are on a ordinarily present from birth. Once low-fat diet, you should avoid unnec­ again, the principal risk In patients essary fats. This would include fried with dysplastlc nevi la a family history PETER food* of any type. Are you running a o f m elanom a. Such a h istory m an­ GOTT.M.D. dates ongoing frequent examinations risk by eating an occasional piece of fried chicken? Probably not. especial­ by a skin specialist Lesions that dark­ ly if you fry the food at home using en o r o th e rw is e ch an ge should be olive oil However, restaurants are not so Any suspicious moles should be biopT o g ive; I am picky about their fats, so I'd avoid en d in g you j a cop y o f m y H ealth ordering fried foods when you rat out •ied and removed immediately. Such sen patients mutt avoid excessive expo­ R e p o rt "W h a t ** You Should Know — because you may be over dosing on sure to the sun and should be taught About Skin C ancer." O ther readers high cholesterol substances In such self-examination (at the appropriate who would like a copy should aead t3 environments a g e ) to d etect w orrisom e changes. plus a long, seif-addressed, stamped You may be aware that cardiolo Many dermatologists rely on periodic gists have recently revised their c o lo r ph otograph s o f m ost o f the envelope to P.O. Box SI17, Murray ran thinking about the treatment of ele­ patient's body to compare nevi from Station. New York. N Y IStSC Be sure to mention the title. vated cholesterol in heart patients. The present recommendstion is ACROSS stricter than in the past, aiming to 471 keep the blood cholesterol below 200 4t Douce milligrams per deciliter and the LDL SO Snapshot. for (bad cholesterol) below 130 mg This usually requires prescription medfoa t*oo (Mrvacor. Lojpid and others). Therefore, while I applaud your concerns about moderating dietary fat. you may wish to check with your physician about the advisability of tak ing a prescription cholesterol lower ing drug Such therapy may actually cause arteriosclerotic blockages to regress, a benefit that simple dietary precautions are unlikely to achieve To give you more information. I am sending you a copy of my Health •H f ft**8* fts | j Reports 'Understanding Cholesterol" and -Eating Right lor a Healthy 10 Decorate by Charles M. Schulz Heart " Other readers who would like copies should send *2 for each report it Granny or plus a long, self addressed, stamped THE LAST TIME WE WENT stove Men envelope to P O Ho* 2017. Murray Hill I t Undoes SOMEPLACE. ME TOLD US Station. New York. NY M itt He sure TME NORTH STAR 15 to mention the title(si Cal tor Answer* e w * *•< ALWAYS OVER MINNEAPOLIS. DEAR DR GOTT My grandson has 1-000-484-3838 ext code 100 -q>3------------many, many moles on his body They are brownish black, range in site from a pencil eraser to a silver dollar and have continued to grow as he got big­ ger There are line hairs growtng frem many of the moles and the lesions sometimes Itch Hi* twin sister has no moles What Is this condition and what should be done about M* by Howl* Schneider DEAR READER I believe that your grandson has "dysplastlc nevt,* moles that are usually (but not always) inherited In most instances, these nevi cause no health problems for several years. Then they may begin to undergo trou­ blesome changes (darkening and bleeding), which indicate that they could be evolving into melanomas, a highly malignant skin cancer People with dysplastlc nevi who have a family history (parents or grandparents) of melanoma are at highest risk nnnn nnran mnn comm nnnn nnn nnmn nnnnnnnn nnra nnn nnnn nnnnn nnn mnnnn nnnnnmn □nnnnnnnn nnn nnm nnmnnmnnn nnnnnnn mnnnn nnn nnnnn nnnn nnra nnn nmnnmmn nnnn □nn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nmnm I] PEANUTS W f I WROTE TO SPIKE SO V^HElL BE EXP6CTIN6 YOO^ REMEMBER.THEMOON 15 ALWAYS OVER • HOLLYWOOD SO JU5T 1 FOLLOW THE MOON., j ^ -------------------------j J ia 1 ( v~ ^ e-'« EEKA MEEK ■ /€ i iA \\i 1 ss. STUMPED?*^ Patients w ith these nevi should be ctoaety m onitored bv a derm a tologist Ot«ersvN«A kw WIN A T BRIDGE The errors weren’t funny By Phillip Aider Sometimes — after two or three glasses of wine — I think I should give stand up comedy a try. In the mom ing. sanity returns to its throne and I go back to my computer. This deal might be called a comedy of errors, except I think someone — I forget who — thought of that title first Against six spades. West led the die mond king South won with dummy's ace. played a spade to his ace. and tried a heart to dummy's jack When that finesse worked, declarer discard ed his diamond loser on the heart ace and made his slam How many errors can you spot dur­ ing the bidding and play' There were three. The first was North's raise to four spades. With FRANK AND ERNEST BAn K by Bob Thave* OOOH, TOO 9At>! r o u t c m c k W AS JUST M O O T by Jim D avit WITH VOUR RAJIV AVERAGE OF 18 MOORS OF SLEEP TIMES VOUR AGE.VOU'VE SLEPT FOR WVEAAS AND 3 MONTHS fcM'T MIND« . KEEP WMCMmGTV.TVJVST<WN6 roetouwHtc? wmtMY HOMEACUPUNCTURE KIT... by'Jim Meddick 0UCH!0UCW' f U lWH. ONE CONN 17 LEFT 1000 his 17 Q J4 J 4 S West a 7 k sas a 4 ' V 10 7 11 • 8 4 S 43 KQ 10 7 10 8 4 3 a Q J 2 South 4AKJI01I1 a 3 e • 2 * A 74 Vulnerable: Both Dealer North South West North 1NT 3a Pass 4a 6* Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass O pening lead: « K CIIV7bvNTA.br if §! RCBOTMAN* "nS S T • 83 HOROSCOPE TO CLBAR TWt IA N * WWtN IT H/T j A n AST Y 0V£gO fA fT AN p TOOK A NOSt P/V/E. GARFIELD such a good hand for play in spades, he should have made an advance cuebid of four diamonds This shows a maximum no trump, usually four card trump support and the diamond ace; simultaneously it denies the dub ace South s slam bid was debatable as the opponents might have had two imme diate red suit winners Technically, he should cue bid five clubs In the play, if the heart finesse had lost, declarer would have been one down immediately. Declarer should have taken a ruffing finesse, leading a heart to dummy's ace and continuing with the heart queen If East covers with the king, declarer ruffs, plays a club to dummy's king and discards a minor-suit loser on the heart jack. Here, though, when East plays low, South throws his remaining diamond West is welcome to the trick, but de­ clarer's club loser disappears on the established heart jack OHmA wOlNo IM T DECIDED IT*DK wn to me k i inert wort \ fin fun to tso co oo ccwn n c tv *■ 1 WOn -T ATftlANCESTttE And watch CHASE " WHEELOFFCGTVNfc" YCW THROUGH THE WINDOW do b e h a ve boldly w ithin re a so n a b le bounds L E O ( J u l y 2 3 -A u g . 22) Oisessocials cfour ‘Birthday yourself horn negative thinkers today Instead, seek compamonsfvp with people you be Have are lucky Some of it may rub off on you Thursday. June 19.1997 Benefits could develop tor you tn the year ahead through contacts you'll make in dube and social organizations. Take an active role m these groups G EM IN I (K a y 2 1 -June 20) Tine it a good day to dissect a problem thars been frus­ trating you lately. Take it apart a piece el a lime and you should find an intrinsic due to what makes it tick Know where to look lor romance and you'll Imd it The A s tro -G ra p h M a tch m a k e r instantly reveals which signs a rt romantically per tact lo r you M a ilin g $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P .O . Bos 1758. Murray Hi* Station. New York. N Y 10158. C A N C E R (Ju n e 21-J u ly 22) Follow your instincts m your financial dealings today Do not take any unnecessary risks, but V IR G O (A u g . 2 3 -S e p t. 22) Beneficial conditions are stirring at this lime where your work is concerned Anticipation and alertness will help you spot opportunities LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Lady Luck wW be looking kindly upon your endeavors loday. This could be especially true in areas where you can express your cre­ ativity S C O R P IO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Your mater­ iel prospects are quite encouraging m this cycle Watch lor developments that could enhance your financial position and well­ being S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v . 23 -D e c. 21) You might receive some good new s today rsgardmg an important personal merest Be sure to respond in a m anner that enhances its potential C A P R IC O R N (D e c . 2 2 -Ja n . 18) Fresh avenues for personal acquisition can be found at this bme You may want to re­ explore channels that have not produced lor you previously A Q U A R IU S (Je n . 20-Feb. 18) Influential friends b o m under your sign could be quite lucky lor you loday. provided that everyone involved has strong lasting* about the task al hand P I S C E S ( F e b . 2 0 -M a rc h 2 0 ) People you've helped in the peal are the ones you ahouk) go to today i you need some type of assistance m fulfilling your amb*- ARIES (March 21-April 18) Be opamwhc about your ca u se if y o u 're prom oting something meaningful lor yourself and others today. Your mind set will deter­ mine the outcome. T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) Today you're belter equipped than usual to help your­ self and others sort out critical affairs m advantageous ways. Use your grits with ckscretion C iO T by N X* lac. ANNIE by Ltonard Starr MX) TrflN* P W J tf/AA/fu ^ 1 YOU MET I t HAVING mconp THOUGHTS ABOUT UNPERGOING THE TrtiA ir •* ^ % w ^ ^ I m *S$ vis...a n n i e s a y s she h as eyes f o r p v n jc e . a h p , VERY. WELL ...SHE'S VERY PRETTY.. PRETTY- «Y •SaiSEME.HWY"’.' SANDY1WAS WAITIN' FOR *E, Aye.. THAT W A S trriH E M AJ&UST Of QRfeTiNGS.AtesE. � 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, 1996 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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W in d south lOmph. It’s hail Dale! Lessard is new commissioner By NI6R P P IIP A U P Herald 8lsff Writer TO D AY Toys for Tots Th e Central Florida U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program la In full swing with local businesses and Individuals helping in the gathering of new toys for Christmas. Unwrapped toys may be dropped off at various businesses in the local area. Local high schools have also been competing In the drive lo help provide toys to needy children. The school that collects the most toys will win a party from radio station WJRR, prizes, and an engraved trophy. T o donate toys, still being accepted, photic 898-2038. T o reelve toys, phone 1-800-531-1077. ext. 888 for Information on how to register. SANFORD — Lurry Dule was asked this morning what hr plan­ ned to do now that he has become m ayor. " I 'm g o in g to D isney World." hr said Jokingly. "Not re­ ally. I'm going to tuke u short vacation after Christmas, but I'll be spending a Ini or time settling in to this new post." Larry Dale Is the newly elected mayor of Sanford. Back In August when he first started his campaign. Dule suld. "Whut we now need is u fresh voice." Lust night, the citizens In­ dicated they agreed with the con cept. He took the position by defeating out-going clly Commissioner Bob Dale, P a g * 6 A H*ftM S u m fe, Turn* , VtnctM Lsft: Sanford's nsw mayor, Larry Dais toasts his win with his wlfa, Stsphanls as wall-wlshars look on at ths victory party held at Cafe Jakes. Right: Commlsioner Political pundit wraps up city election scene Jess and bluss courts By VICKI DstORMIBR Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Seminole Community College Is again offering a course entitled —Introduction to Jazz and Blues." during the next term starting Thursday. Jan. 9. In addition to discussions of the history o f jazz and blues concepts relating to instrumentation and Improvisation, students will hear live presentations by a number of well known jazz and blues performers. The course, taught by Dr. Robert Levin. Is from 7 until 9:46 p.m. every Thursday through April 24. For information on credit or non-credit classes, contact Bob Levin at 328-2107 or Joyce Farr at 328-2080. Planning ahtad LAKE MARY - The city of Lake Mary is al­ rea d y p la n n in g on w hat happens a fter Christmas The city has announced that U.S.A. Waste will pick up live Christmas trees on any Wednesday through January 15. Citizens are requested to place It curbside with regular yard waste. It is not required that the tree be cut to four-foot lengths, as Is required for normal yard waste. All tinsel and decorations must be removed however. Blood drlvo SANFORD — Various area businesses and organisations will host blood drives throughout the h olid ay season. Th e bloodm obtle is scheduled to be at the following locations: Dec. 21. Choo Choo Car Wash, Sanford. Dec. 22. All Soul's Catholic Church and Sears. Seminole Towne Center. Fri. Dec. 27. Ace Hard ward and Walmart. both in Sanford. Dec. 29. Markham Woods Presbyterian Church, Lake Mary. Jan. 3. Heathrow Country Club. Heathrow. Donors must be 17 years o f age and weigh a minimum o f 110 pounds. Tim e varies with the different locations. For additional information phone 849-6100. Brady lassard gsts a congratulatory kiss from his grandmother, Sally Smith, at a victory party held at Vivona's. Outgoing Commissioner Lon Howell played Santa Claus at a children's party before he played pundit this week. Annls Thomas, 2, thinks the big guy Is OK. SANFORD - With more time lo spend on the golf course and lo devolc to his business, outgoing clly commissioner Lon Howell ulso hus more time lo sit around and ponder the political picture In Sanford. The elections ure finally over in the city this year. A new mayor and a n rw ,clly commissioner will Join Velma Williams who was elected In September and Incumbents Whlley Eckstein and Kerry Lyons In m ov­ ing the city toward the next cen­ tury. Newly-elected mayor Larry Dale and District 1 commissioner Brady Lessard are celebrating their vic­ tories today. Meanwhile. Howell Is thinking ahead to what Sanford will be like In the future. "I think great things arc In store for the city of Sanford." Howell said. The newly-elected officials will bring the city forward, he said, and the continued involvement of those who did not win could only serve thr cltv well. "I think Lurry Dale Is the right muu to lead the city Into tin- next century." he said. "II anyone has any doubts uboot Ills slralghlfor wurdness. I think they need lo meet with him and see that he Is a straightforward kind of guy." L o n g tim e co m m ission er Boh Thom as, who was seeking the muyorul spot, has ulways been a gentleman. Howell said, and will he missed In city government. Howell said one of the things which hurt Thomas the most In this election was his association with Sara Jacobson. "I think he was hurt by the Night Mayor' (Jacobson), who was telling several people she and Thomas hud struck a deal." Howell explained. "Thom as said that was absolutely r.Bas Pundit, F a g * 6A C ops looking fo r rape, robbery su sp ec t By VICKI OeBORMMR Harald Sanlor Staff Writer SANFORD — Law enforcement officials arc looking for Robert Warren Simmons In connec­ tion with a rape and a bank robbery In Sanford on Tuesday. Simmons. 29. of 181 Lori Anne Lane In Winter ■ f Springs, allegedly raped a woman he has known for several years before robbing the First Union Bank In the Seminole Center. According to Ed McDonough, public Infor­ mation officer for the Seminole County sheriff's office, the victim was driving on Elm Avenue toward the Seminole County Court House when she saw Simmons standing on the sidewalk. She pulled over to give him a ride, McDonough said. When Simmons got Into the car. he pulled out u knife and ordered her to drive to Andrews Road off o f South Sanford Avenue. McDonough said. There, he allegedly raped her at knifepoint In the car. □ B a t Buspaot, Fogs BA Feaver hits Sem inole County on road through D istrict 7 lORlDA Of PARTMf NT Of C H IL D R &FAM I District ■Stor'l MS: ttvtrt DryH It th« pwkiic informtlian ottictr lor (hoOosortmont o<ChilZrononSPamlllot. Dlttrkt?. By STUART DOVLB Qst Into ths spirit 8poclal totha Harald Oet into the true meaning of Christmas at Celebration Church in Lake Mary. The congregation will perform "H ope If B om ," an experience in the true meaning of the holiday Thursday and Friday. The show will be performed at the chruch on 126 West Lakeview Drive In Lake Mary. Thursday show will be at 7:30 p.m. and Friday’* at 10a.m. Admission Is free and a nursery will be offered for small children. SANFORD--Sylvester Wynn and Terry Von McKinney, both Seminole High School sophomores, "brought the house down." Dec. 13 during Department of Children and Families secretary Edward Fcavcr's visit to Reflections Service Center In Sunford. The 15-year-olds won u long, standing ovation for two drnmutlc. lightly Improvised, recitations delivered lo an audience of nearly 80. They hud come out to greet Feaver and learn more about the new state department he now heads. Since October, Feaver has been touring 8tm ln o lt High School tophomora Tarry McKinnay In adromatlc radiation. Florida’s 15 social service districts. Ills purpose: lo meet employees, promote the mission and values of the new department and address questions. In District 7, Feaver spent an hour in cnch county: Seminole. Brevard. Orange Osceola. Staff organized refreshments, light cntcrinlnmcul. brief introductory ircscutntions by community providers and cstlvc event sites. "The atmosphere in cnch county reflected our positive spirit and eagerness to begin working under our new organization." said Paul Snead Jr.. District 7 administrator. The change to the Department of Children and Families from the Department of Health and Rchabilltullvc Services officially will occur i □ fle a F l l t r i r , P ig s 8A Walgreens tries again for Lake Mary pharmacy By NICR PPBIPAUP Hsrtld Staff Wrltar LAKE MARY — Walgreens is trying hard to open a pharmacy in Lake Mary. The request is back before the City Commission this Thursday night. Walgreens originally submitted a conditional use request for the fa­ cility. which called for access to both Rinehart Road and Lake Mary Boulevard. The proposal was to build on the northeast comer o f the Intersection. On the boulevard, access and egress were to be allowed for bothle ft and right turns. During the Oct. 31 cltv commis­ sion meeting however, the request was denied on the basis of the ac­ cess routes. Lake Mary Police Capt. Sam B elflore expressed safety concerns on allowing the turns in both directions. Subsequently, a second applica­ tion was submitted. It dropped the recommendation for a left turn lane from the property onto east-bound L a k e M a ry B o u le v a r d . T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty T r a f f i c Engineering department Indicated they had no objections to the new proposal. The Lake Mary police department however, still is Indicating concern over the safety at the driveway. The city's Planning and Zoning Board considered the second pro­ posal on Nov. 26. With 13 condi­ tions. the P&Z voted 4 to 1 to ap­ prove the conditional request. Among the conditions were the requirement that special attention be m ade in such m a tters as lighting, safety, the geometry of the road Intersection and lane striping, location o f trees, fencing, truck access and turn lanes. City Planner Matt West says he Is still not satisfied, saying the only difference between the two plans was the left-out lane from the site onto Lake Mary Boulevard was eliminated. West said no matter what la put on the property, the access Issue la still going to be there. Now. the matter has been for­ warded to the city commission for final approval. The request Is under new business on the agenda, and while It Is a quasl-Judlclal decision, it is also a public hearing. Repre­ sentatives from WEB Properties, applicant, are expected to be on hand to give their side o f the pro­ posal and respond to any questions. The Lake Mary City Commission meeting Is scheduled to get under way at 7 p.m. Thursday, at Lake □ B e e Pharm acy, Fags BA SU BSC RIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LO C AL NEWS CO VERAG E. C all 322-2611 �w - Sanford Herald, twtford, Florida - WsttoHdw. Daemftsc II, 1MI NEWS FROM T H E R E G I O N A N D A C R O S S T H E 1 FLORIDA F irst f l IV d iscrim in atio n su it settled Dudley withdraws rwwnt TALLAHASSEE — A veteran Mate eenator from Cape Coral who haa been linked to a female lobbyist has withdrawn his name tor a key committee poM. Republican Fred Dudley wae expected to be one of thoee considered for the chairmanship of the Senate Ways and sidet Means Committee following last week's resignation of Sen. John McKay of Bradenton. McKay quit after it was revealed in divorce proceedings that he had been romantically linked with a female telephone company lobbyist while leading the committee that wrote a telephone deregulation bill. Dudley , 53, told Senate President Toni Jem iiaja R-Orlaado, laet week that be was too busy to handle committee chairmanship, senate spokeswoman Karen Chandler confirmed Tuesday. ” 1have not withdrawn my name, but I did talk to her about the conflict between my various goals." Dudley told the Newt Press of Fort Myers for Wednesday s editions. But recent articles In the Florida Tlmes-Unlon o f Jacksonville and the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale said has a “ close friendship" with Lisa Hanning, Dudley haa Henning, a 30year-old lobbyist who represents the pawnbroker industry. Dudley, who is separated from his wife, haa denied that the relationship was intimate. returned to him for a starboard tab with Mtsml-based Dolphin Cruise Une. But there wss a quick change MIAMI — An entertainer had "the wont day of hia life" when In fortunes. "That young man had prob­ a pre-employment Mood test turned up positive for the AIDS ably the wont day of his life. He virus and, to malm matters toon the tsM, found out he was worse, the job affor to work on s HIV positive and, in the terrible emotional aftermath of that, cruise shm was withdrawn. But in the flrM case o f ita kind, telephoned to ask if he waa atm the actor, Magn and dancer going to have a Job," satd reached a 660,000 aettlement Thomas Eitaro. an attorney for wtth the erufee Une and an the U.g. Equal Etanloyment Opportunity Commission. "The employment agency. The entertainer, who has answer was'no.'" The award comes In the first asked to reenaln anonymous, applied for a Mb la IM S through HtV-employment esse filed by Columbus. Ohio-based Ameri­ the EEOC under the Americana can Entertainment inductions, with DieabUttiea Act. Etfera said which recruit* sets tar cruises Tuesday. The settlement provided for and theme parks. A signed em ploym ent con tra ct was 678,000 In com pen satory Sctfmart makt mlatakaa TALLAHASSEE - Electronic manners rang up the wrong prices for 46 of 1,368 items on sale at 84 Florida storm chocked last week, the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services warned. Department CommieMoner Bob Crawford cautioned hottday shoppers to check their receipts agaliiM advertised sale prices. "When you are dealing wtth sale prices particularly, when merchandise has been marked down, sometimes the register scanners don't reflect the markdown,” he said. Inspectors checked the Items at stores in the Miami, Fort Lauderdale. Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville. Tallahassee and Pensacola areas and found scanner errors on 3,5 percent of the Items. At least a majority of the errors, 96 of tha 46 discovered, were In the customer s favor, Crawford said. But In one case, a J.C. Penney In Fort Myers had Its scanners set for 6300 for a comforter with an advertised sals price of $199.99. T fi'cd tftN tt scanners At 6 Toys R Us in'O rtlhfe-rvW bp IM m t e a x h U iL 'a h B d a d r s M is a d M U a W ^ ^ ^ Crawford commended Top lawytrt hoooftd BOSTON - A Jacksonville lawyer who won the firM Ml a o charitable monetary verdict against a tobaooo company and Stuart attorney have been named two of the sighst "Lawyers of the Year" by Lawyers Weekly USA. Norwood “ Woody" Wliner won a 6750,000 verdict this fell for Qrady Carter who sued Brown ft Williamson Tobacco Co. after contracting cancer. Carter contended he continued smoking because he became addicted to nicotine. Since the verdict. Wilner has Sled more than 400 additional cases, a class action suit, and another 9000 potential oaasa waiting. Stuart attorney Willie Gary btUtvea his life is a parable of the American dream. Thie year be landed 11 verdicts over 61 million and settlements of 666.9 milUoo, He haa given an average o f610,000a week to cbarttlse. A graduate of Shaw University. Gary was later able to be* queath 610 million to hie alma mater. He aervea as Jeeee Jackson's personal attorney. "He haa a great legal mind, but what realty impresses me about him is that he hasn't caught imnsMs like a lot of people in hia position. He remembers where he came from, and haa reinvested in those root*," Jackson said. From Associated Proas reports MIAMI Her# i n the win­ n i n g nu m b e rs aalaotad Tuaaday in tha Florida Lot* tary: T H E Under the Americana with Disabilities Art enacted in 1090, employers may not discriminate against, qualified individuals with a handicap, jrad EEOC regulations spccUY HIV Is to be cap under the] treated as a hsndicu law. • O ne o f th e reasofia for pushing l his act through ap­ pears lo be exactly that* concern Tor the ever-burgeoning ,popu­ lation of HIV people who Without p r o t e c t io n m ig h t becom e unemployable In one fell sloop." Elfers said. . ______ . „"* ’ •>.- » Oourt • in rotary T on ya R o b li____ _ Ouardtan Alta Mao Wiohordoon, M oat-W orthy Vico (Brand |ia|fHj| Mkumu RmuJm m m w n T T v f in v ■ twODD> D O l i “ Worthy Orand Grand Matron Julia Oavla, Ixehaquar Henrietta W lllla ma, High F rfestsss Sinara floors Skistatary Stngietsof Eand Ration O oorto Dunoon praoontad M D bakilasM feD lD SD oH tw a ohaak to help tha miaalon. Woman flghta ordtr to toll boy hia fsthor'a a killer Aesoolrted Frooa Writer !iM [j JACKSONVILLE - Tho throat of Jodi time win not prevent Kim Sprodloy from trying to ohMd her son from tho truui about Me real fethor- a convictod ktUor. Mra. Spradloy had boon ordorod by a Judgo to toll hor oon Justin that hia real fethar, John E. Taylor, is serving 60 years in prison. Justin thinks Kim 's second husband, Kent Spradley, la hia real father. Justin also b sliovos hia last name ie Spradley. though hia legal name Is Taylor. Taylor, convicted of murderhia ex-wife's roommate, has id a Judge to allow him to see his son. As part of that process. Circuit Judge Patrick Kennedy in Daytona Beach ordered the boy's mother to ten the boy the truth about his real father to der the boy's reaction beconsidering the viMtstion request. i has refossd and could fee# Sheba Jail time os a result. "1 don't think It is time tar my a Mrs. S p r e d k v ^ Turefe&fo a telephone Interview from tier law yer's office In Daytona “ b. She said she wanited to until he was a teen-ager lotting him know about Taylor. She ■aid the boy could be devastated if he found out about hia real father. Mrs. Spradley, 97. has even kept her son home from school to prevent him from hearing about it. T a y lo r's m other. C heryl Jackson of Daytons Beach, sold her son (elks about Justin con­ "He's talked about seesstantly. um u j his son since he went lo tng hia h Mb m I 1 p riD O fi i but he was worried about would react to seeing howrJustin Ju him." she told The Daytons Beach News-Journal IsM week. Under Florida law. a murderer cannot be prohibited from maintaining a relationship wilh his or her child, unless the Judge believes such contact would harm the child. "One of Kim's main concerns, if this child goes to the prison to visit his fetkir — this person has Faithful see the image of Mary on side of building ._ t /» r __ CLEARWATER - Some asy It's a Christmas miracle: they esc the Image or the Virgin Mary on the side of an office building. A customer of Seminole Finance ftrat noticed the shape Tuesday morning. St. Petersburg television station WTSP sired a report on the noon news. Within two hours, the parking lot was Oiled with dosens of people from the Tampa Bay area. T h ey brought cameras, children, rosary beads. Olorls LaRosa hurried from her St. Petersburg home as soon as the news ended. She stood there throughout the afternoon, looking and saying the rotary. "S h e 's com e to te ll everybody to prey," Mrs. LsRoss said. "That's all she oaks of people to lo pray.' A spokesman for the C ath olic” D im eae o f Si. I'yu-ral/Mfig said no ope from the church planned to In­ spect the Image. "Is it man-made?" asked the spokesman. Joe Mannlun. "E v e r y o n e should exercise u great deal of brail hy skepitelstn." Stretching almost 60 feet high and more than 20 feet across on nine bronzecolored gloss panels, the Image was evocative of a stained glass portrait of Mary. Shades o f purple, blue, yellow und green — like a drop of oil In a pool or water — washed across the m ir r o r e d s u r f a c e a n d swirled Into a robe-draped figure with downcast heud. ’ullcc estimated that by 9 p.m. ns many ns 1.000 people hud been through the building's parking lot. "1 cun't believe this." said Jam es Urodcrlek. 35, a programmer for Seminole Finance. *'t think It's totally ridiculous." V. - a is* S«Sa*"*•’ ■■ ■ . H' ■;■■■"J A-.vC-r/.W- -7T• 4 '- ^ v r ------:• CUT Amarltto 10-1S-M-23 M UM H U B h WmtBSDAY Flip eldy 66*76 THURSDAY Vblyaldy 66*71 1 SUNDAY Ftly aldy 6S-55 [ 1 and the overnight low was 51 as reported by tne University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall far the period, ending *t 10 s.m. Wednesday, totalled 00 Inches □ S u e e i................. 0:31 p.m. □Snaftaa................ 7il2 s.m. H I I I L _______ . . -‘- 'v m •m ISP P H E V fl *i " n ■ « 2 5 ii u FRIDAY Matly eldy46*66 Anthorag* Atlanta Atlantic Cllf Am,In Ball Imart Button Brown,vlll* Buffalo Burlington.VI Cngtr '■■■-i-"-'. h h IJ Daytona Bench) Waves are 9 to a« 8 feet and choppy. Current is n running to tbs north wtth a ! water temperature of 66 degrees, £ New Smyrna Bsscht Waves b p s m 9 to 3 feet and cboooy. “ “ £ Current to running to theVSth b m s with s water temperature of 64 m -l Tho members ef tecs ©f the 8f ‘ W E A T H E R southeast. Thursday t Variable cloudiness with the highs in the upper 70s. Wind south 10 to IS mph. Frldayt Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the mid lo upper 60s. High# in the lower to mid 70e. Saturday, Mostly cloudy with • chance of showerf ending afternoon north and centra! with deereaeing clouds. Mostly cloudy wtth a v ~ *1 W R N U n N Fantasy 6 ______ said. The i-ntcrlulncr showed nc signs of Illness nl the tlrtic and li still in the business, said Elfers. t AlIttfDhDfp i !*iiT*r .in fou a would pass along orders to seekers to get an AIDS tent, HE Onl#tbv back i t Miami Hamid COLUMBIA, S.C. years as imanaging editor at I.C. - After 1M m yearn newNMoer,----------Joe OMeeby is rehimtni to The (Columbis) Stata St---------------Idaeaseodanedlter. The Miami Herald i "W e are s better newspaper baedues of hia akflla and communication with the community," said OH Thelen, The State's executive editor. The move laeSbctlve Fab. 1. Oglesby was a lead writer for the Herald’e Puhtser prise* winning eeriet of editorials on the Haitian refugee crisis in 1M3. A native of Tampa, Fla.. Oglesby is a graduate of Florida ASM University. • "I grew up there as a professional." ho said. "This is a chance for me to go home and do some things I've always wanted to do." nagos from ' Dolphin ahd 618,000 in bach pay and com­ p en sa to ry dam ages from American Entertainment. The consent decree settling the lawsuit contained a nonadmissions clause, "which is equivalent to saying ‘we didn't doit,"'Elfers said. American Entertainment was "caught in the middle or things" by pasMng along a list of teats that Dolphin applicants were requ ired to undergo, said American Entertainment at­ torney Wesley Newhouse. "Beyond that my client had no further involvement In terms of g ivin g tests. They m erely communicated Dolphin's reulrements," Newhoutc said. nder a policy change since the Incident, the agency no longer Chart*,Ion,VC. Chorlatlon.WVa Charlotla.NC. ChoyOMM Chicago Cincinnati Clav*long Concord.N.H Oollo, H Worth Danvor DooMolnoo Do,roil Honolulu Junaau Sanaa, c i t, La, Vagal L llfl* Koch LM AngtH, •I. Aagaettee to Japiter In let — Wednesday i Wind south 10 to 15 knots. Seas 9 to 4 feet. Bay and inland waters a mod­ erate chop. Isolated showers north part. Wednesday night: Wind south 16 to 90 knots. Seas 4 to S feet. Bay and inland waters choppy. Widely scattered The Ultra Violet Index (UVI) rating for Orlando to B. Better wear net and sunscreen . The UVI exposure levels are rated by the Environmental Pro AAamghl, Miiwavtaa Mg*-11 Paul HMhvlIH Haw Origan, Haw York City OhlatamaClhr Omaha Phliadtlphia Phoanlc PIIHhurgh �vraatad by Benford pottoo at Mo m M i a reporteddispute wftha female. Ho m domeetlcvtokneo, •Irvin Richard Beverttt, 44. 1S01 arretted by Sanford at a buataa Sanford AvenusBeturtty w h m offlcl a dispute with a female. He waa ch battery. •Party Jacobs 54, of Xridar Road. • •hertfPa deputies in tho 100 Mock of 1 Saaroh warrant Member* of the Bemlnoie Co County Investigative Bureau warrant Monday at a pool ha Sanford. Offlcere eaid they we related activtuty and question* at the time of the raid. (RiwMontt, Colin (Vloa la i n af lni fl llia • fyinra a■ dHdI n■ ji o tfml ii w v Oiefni U am w a a a tinv h a ohm onpoora Jlm Ji Ito a ala4 M fwm mpvi nfm) foanli ewaa^^^a aDggLe^m* IWjfflfSwHy ^SPO*i Biel®? * IHP® a Credit card u m Willie Bodlford. 90, of Park Avenue. Sanford, wee errate d on Monday alter offlcere reported he hod ueed a credit card at tho Seminole Towns Center which was proven to have been atolen from a Sanford woman* Police rocihrtd a daaertsttof! of m STW SSBF raid Staff Witter use of a credit card. M a li awns •Jeanette D. Knight. 29, of 3 Castle Brewer Court was arrested by Sanford pokes at a retail elan Monday In the 3100 block of S. Orlando Drive. She was accused of taking three pacha of cigarettes from a atom without paying. She waa charged wtth retail theft. Police eaid she shoved the clerk who attempted to atop her. and waa also charged wtth battery. •Stephen Harry Lawior, 47, of ISO Cedar Avenue. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a retail store in the 3000 block of 8. Orlando Drive. Offlcere eaid he attempted to take a four-pack of batteries from the atom without paying. He was charged with retail theft. Traffic stop David Mickey Romansky. 40, of 109 Hasel Btvd., Sanford, waa atopped at his residence by Lake Mary police Monday. Ha waa charged wtth driving under Uw influance. ■ •M O l l faf sl sy* >i it r« i i \.i ■•«* ■ . 4 ,-.: -s ii.jti • O rdinance >81 — Sod reading — B ite n d in g moratorium on ceUuier towers. •Consideration — Request for conditional use for W alloons at the nurthaaat comer of Laha Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Rond. •Consideration — Requeet for conditional use for Mainstay Suites Hotel In North Points. • O rdin an ce 8S2 — 1st reading — Retone from R1A to R-f, 179 Weehington Avenue. •Consideration — Requeet for economic Incentive from OB Caftal Services. •Ordinance 833 — Amending off-street parking requirements for moteta/notels •Resolution 503 — Renaming a portion of Flora Creek Court. •Adjournment. Goodness Haa Everything 1b Do With It , ( ’"T 1 ll :’ i —JW m a s ra m '. a ... i 1 t 7 < *7r s / ^ i 'i /U • ft following Kama were listed for confederation on the city man­ ager's report! •Request commission make Y |MlV! stolen Saturday as the result of a vehicular burglary in tho BOO block of Brightview at Chaas Groves. •Tw o venicka were reportedly burfearteed Saturday in the 400 block of Sun Lake Loop near Lake Mary. Bide windows were reportedly broken on both vehicles. The only Item reported stolen was a email pistol valued at • 100. • A central vacuum cleaner, valued at 0300 waa reported stolen Saturday from a residence In the BOO block of Hassocks Loop near Lake Mary. Bn Cooperative lntergovernment agreement, Crystal Lake subbasin of tho Monro* Basin center. •O rd in a n ce B IS — 2nd reading — Amendment to Bay Tree Center PUD. • O rdinance B IS — 2nd readubg — Amending police pension plan. Sanford pollec reports • A 0100 AM/PM/caaastts player valued at $100 waa reported stolen Monday from a n atdance In the 1100 block of W. I2thstrectin0anford. • A microwave oven. TV set and other Items wtth a total value of 0320 were reported stolen Monday from a rsaidtnos in the 400 block of Palmetto Avenue In aanford. • A lap too computer and several other Items wtth a total value of 01.340 were reported stolen Monday in a vehicular burglary in the 300block o f*. Third Street to Sanford, B oats m u st carry flo ta tio n d evices until tha board rtvlewa ap­ pointment Information forma.) • Re q u e a t c o m m ia a lo n authorise beginning of data collection between W. Crystal Lake .and control structure at Country Club Road. • Requeat commission for­ m alise econom ic incentive commitment of 10/17/90 with HTBfcr up to 0150,000 over ftve yean. • R e q u e a t c o m m ia a lo n authorise city mnagsr to execute renewal of contract -for group employee health/dental/Un In­ surance. • R e q u e e t c o m m is s io n authorise proceeding with re­ quest for proposals for purchase of triple rwnUM*t"^ custom Ike pumper. The regu lar com m iaalon meeting, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.. will be proceeded by a work session beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tha only Item listed for discussion la an update on de­ velopment in Primers. Laha Mary City Hall la located at 100N. Country Club Road. AdmUteon: 03.00 par psmon 06.00 per oouplo • Pood A Drink SpMkrii * Meet All Your Friends At The Best Jazz A Blues Party In Central Florida ford. The propooal Involves Just ■ n fo r d « (4 Q 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 6 J C K S jT • i n rl • M pieces of chicken, mixed �Editorials/ It’s time to rein in the courts EDITORIAL rqeeattv is flotation devices to lend to boaters t a r tbs remainder of the day. Yes, they w ll sttt hand out citations, but s boater's day won’t be completely ruined. Certainly, we don’t want anyone to bo charged in connection with this new law. It la designed to protect boaters and their paw senders In thte state where boating accidents are nigh on the Ust. The point here however, Is not to concern trots on the loan of flotation devices, but to show that this organisation, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Is showing compassion far others. We believe there Is a need far more such J O S E P H S P EA R Nixon’s final outrageous act It's Richard Nixon, who rise? In 200 hours of -------recen tly relen ted A tape recordings, the d S T t h p r e s id e n t fr Naturally, there are times when even the tost tender loving approach to a problem can » * ‘■ e i l g x y ” * ', , * * si T S a t a S S w u d edM V M W W M H H 11 soplc are Quick to cvtttdss when there ap* tarn to ha spM hlim with a (probably un* inrahtsl netmmnr Yet ith a nrnblem la thrtr vn, they Hnetedletety aay that people don't It Is our bettef that if an city eodaa and criminal laws ware suddenly enforced with punishment meted out accordingly, there would be no Joy in Sanfordfiuid this probttoa, and aa soon aa some became available, the bonus wore fined up to the potnt where they are onoe again back on the tax rolls. Had there not boon compassion shown along the way, ths city would have lost some Yea, let's crack down on crime aa hard aa . Whan violations are apparent for m periods and authorities are given but unfounded excuses. let's take action. But far minor problems, let's give people a chance. Are we supposed to bo our brother's hooper? You're dam right we are. Let's not only start acting that way, but encourage our officials to do likewise. Take g lemon from the Florida Game and Fraah Water Commission. Do something nloe to help others t a a change, S Berry's World ELI EN G O O D M A N Browns should kesp custody For the sake of the children. Forty miles away bom the Santa Monica courtroom where Judiths and Louis Brown are suing OJ, Simpson for the “wrongful death*ofNlcofe, n second courtroom drama ta In progress, O.J. Simpson Is suing the Browne lor custody of his two children. The Orange County courtroom is dosed and there la n gsg order muting even the of O.J. reporters. But Inside, a •not a Jury but a sole Superior Court named Nancy Wteben Stock-has to out and to ruts in the best interests of eydnsy and Justin Simpson. Bvsr since a white Bronco on the L A freeways tumid a homicide into a national obsession, 1 have thought of these two children. Whet must it feci like when your nuttier is killed and the fattier you turn to far comfort ta accused of her murder? When these two children went to live with their grandparents, 1 Imagined what It waa Ilka in a work! of such divided, no, ruptured, family loyalties. The minefield of divorce must seem like a bucolic landscape compared to this terrain. Btnce their father's acquittal, Sydney and Juattn have traveled every other weekend between Dana Point and Brentwood, transferred like diplomats at a neutral spot from one car to another by intermediaries, De they keep a different set of emotions or f • dueling accusations of wrongdoing. Bui toy pale next to this case, which must be amed by both father end grandparents as second or n third teat of innocenoe or iltt. Of courts, Judgi Block le not allowed to sccond'gusss homicide verdicts while making a custody decision. Nor. if the reports this week are right, is she inclined to aocept the arguments that wife abuse* • the charge O.J. ones admitted to end na# y o u p l e e s e I n* reellg ili siiiiii of the (expletive deleted)." T h e n eat d ay, N in o n w e e s t i l l ■tawing about the opposition i jffw w i snggMtert they "g ri a those people" to inveeUfl Nison (I will edit Ms deference to our family them Uhs a ion o f stand �■ •• • • *• • * • • ##♦«#. * . *• . iip it iin U llv M o f the Sanford P olice uulment were not available to comment or t any further detail# of the Incident that oc* fef n W eir Jurisdiction. . ouowbtg the rape, Slmmona ordered her to drive him to the shopping center where the booh J it s not I l» located, McDonough eald. She left Mm there. ; from the ha he aald. •• eecn etnee, Simmons la also a auapect In the armed rob* bery at the Pint Union Bank, McDonough aaM. ta i a n d ll According to McDonough, Stmmona baa a ' green eyas, criminal record dating to IBM tor such crimes as Anyone v aggravated battery, aggravated aaeauft. restating contact the • * »4 urcha could John Paul raeoa amnesty for thaaa admitting crimes "during n period of wWw mmy* WASHINGTON - A week before Christmas. the government announced safety recaUaof more than 177,000 toys and raiUsa that contain haaardous lead* baaed paint or small parts that children can choke on. The Consumer Product Safety Commiaalon Tuesday also an* nounesd ratal la o f 40.000 W «* ™ Southweai S lotoS ia. _ “ S h alom In te l Corp.'s Celormatea I seta. About 75,000 sold far about g l . —About 0.000 B ?•*•* "A M t n by J h f Wght Start I* for >14.10. ' ^ candle holders and potpourri sim m er p ote and 3 (M )0 0 Chriatmaa light acts. proMmataly 44,4000 that have paint wftf levels and made b Pharmacy *1HeffuSOeIs InvitoCToAtttnd “Lig h t s o f l i v e * Sunday, Deeeeiber IS, !••• —About 39.000 porcelain Potpourri Simmer Pots, made by New D n ln toe. end sold far about 03. The company boo tour reporta at the candle Itaming eaeeeelvely, including throe reports o f m inor property damage but no fajury reports. Jan. I, 1007. The new department wtll include the following programs and serviced * Adult Service*--program* for people age 60 or older and disabled ndulla o f any age. * Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health** secures services for children and adult* with alcohol and drug*rclulcd dependencies. offtoerThe" turnout was 31.13 percent far the city-wide conical, to the runoff race far District 1 ci ty com m ission er, b ein g vacated by Lon Howell, Brady Lcaaard was the people's choice, taking 048 votea over Walt Padgdt who received 381 votes, OAKLAWN PARK CEMETERY glam Road 40A et SMnehart Mead Lake Mary * fam ily Safety and Prcaervatlon**bMp far families with serious problem* affecting their children. * Developmental Services^serves the developmental^ disabled. * Economical Self-Sufficiency* •dettrmlnaa eligibility far food stamps. Medicaid and cash assistance IAPDC). ™ Ceattsua4 fram Page la The two became Involved in the Thomas taking, ftmoff u the ^wo top vote getw a SB WRtomof the votes nM. ■ , . In the four-way race in the M E uiBEc.'i g iO O - M O M t CANDLELIGHT BMKVKM 09 lIM f M M N C l 7J 0 FJI. at the Mausoleum-RamembnmeeTIree 1,000 Lumlnarlee IHurntnatlag the Cemetery to take a victory »n last night's n dually over, Howell aakl, It's ttme far healing and moving ‘' votes recetvad to the Dae. S efty election, receiving 8,14ft votes. In the drat election be toab STS votes, coming to second to Thdmas. Thomea received 1,548 votes, approximately SOQ mom than the drat election, but not enough GAINES Ccwuj, Velma WftHams on board." bo aaM. " I’ve already h oi the op* portunity to worh wtth her out at the college, and 1 know ' wan work w ell together on the commission." With the Dietrtet 9 efaetfan at Williams settled at the first election. Dale now elected as mayor and Leesard winning the c s £ Tuesday, January 7, y l— Joining Together To better Serve Our Community,106$eon O f Coring Sendee Tradition ha$ long been the etandan bu whichJUneral hornet are meatum We at Sritton JUnera(ffome work to uphold Tradition and keep yourtriM, 0 0 6 J & u r d jfr * , Pearl A. Truaadoll, 73, Brighton Way. Caseefaerry, died Monday, Dee. 1ft, 185ft in Orlando. Bonr July 3, 101ft In Detroit, aha moved to Central ftorida |n IBftft. ftha was a beautician at Jordan Marsh Departm ent fttoraa. ftha belonged to ftt. Augustins Cittfftnft Church was m ma wii t v r w vw vnvi r Lwniuwl iww i w i w ur MOTION 3, 8CHIDUU BPStoMITTSD U M T * TONAL RIQ UIM M INTS PON S P IO N O im HON OP COMMUNICATION TOWINto IA I0 0 P LAND DCVUOPMKNT MQULATIONt; PNOVIDI OQNPUOTft, IP N C T IV I DAT! ANO INCLUSION. ic tlv i aw nbtr to m w ir I tcsUots em m , T I T ;■ r ' .L - ' r U d v j^ : o ittUKSCtSSf na �*K *»*yht Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Pleyskool N O W IN STOCK Save even more A L L - N E W C O U P O N S in �I IN December 18, 1996 WEDNESDAY S anford Herald _________ showoffs B R IE F Raider women use 50-point half to bury Titans LOCALLY Holiday Tannla Camp SANFORD - Sylvan Lake Park will luml a Holiday Tennis Camp far 7-IH year old players. Three ramps will actually la1 offered, one onc-dav camp ami two loiir-dav camps The otted a v camp will he tills Friday. Dcccmlier 20. The lour day ramps, which run hr attended one dav at a time, will hr December 20 27 and Ih-rrtnhcr 30 ffl and.lanuarv 2 0 l ost is $12 lor one dav or *40 ll you want to Ho to .i lour dav session Junior |a«r s 7 111 will hr on the rourt Irotn 9 a.m to I MIC) a m with terns lanes 12- IH) takmnthe rourt Irotn noon to 2:30 p.m (enrollment is limited to the camps that will oiler quality mstrm lion, match play, skill names and hall marhtnr an rss Call Sylvan Lake at 322 6567 lor more Into Sanford Polar Baar Softball S A N K O K I) I'lie S an lord K rrre a tlo n Drp.irinirni is ollrrlnn the lollowtnn live week Adult Polar Hear Slowpttrh Silthall l.ranurs si.inmn the week ol January Olh. 1997 men's, w omen s. Co Kd and Church l-or mote mloi motion please call 330 5696 Lake Mary softball I.AKK MAKY - rite Cltv ol hake Mary will he couductmn a Polar Hear Solihull season as the l.akc Man Sports Complex The lO week leanucs will lirnin the week ol Jan Iff. 1997 Ketiirnmn Fall leanue teams start rcnistcrlnn oti Monday Dec Hi and others start rcnistcrlnn on Monday D«-i ffd All stnnups will Ik- taken at hake Man c m Hall. Monday thrniiuh Friday. H a m to 5 p m Kenlsiration |».ickets can I mpicked up at < it\ Hall at am lime Men's t heannes will Im- offered on Wed­ nesday and Friday mnhts Cost is $2W> j*er learn plus a 825 ASA lee lor 1997 and a 85 lee lot non hake Mary resident players t he < tty ol hake Marv provides halls lor all names and lust place teams m each leanue receive a championship team trophy and , humpiunship l shirts lot each team memlier l or moie mtoriuation all ff24 3097 Sanford Biddy Basketball S A M OKI) — The City ol Sanlord Keefeat ton and Parks D e p a ilm e ril Is l akl nn <t< UMkirutUitis loi a Middy Mall Huskelltall Hall heanue for player an'-s A-tn-fl The leanue will henm play on January l l t h and players and cimc ties are Ixith needed. The renislratlon lee ts$|5 <'all 330 5607 lor more inlrttiatlou Women’s softball tournament SANFOKI) — Dee f t Danny's Kiracey) Con­ cessions will he piilllnn on a women's Class C slowpltdi solthull tournament the weekend ol January 17 I9ai Pinelnirst and Chase parks Cost is 8125 per team and two ASA approved sottlialls Deadline lor entry Is Thursday. January lUlli at 5 p in For more information please cull ff2ff-1090 Men’s softball tournament SANFOKD — Dee fv Danny's (Gruccyl Con­ cessions will he pulling on a men's Class C slowpltdi soIi IkiII tournament the weekend of January I7-I9ul Plnehurst and Chase parks. Cost is 8125 per team and two ASA approved soft bulls. Deadline lor entry is Thursday. January 16ih at 5 p m. For more information please call ff2ff-1090. Woods gets honor OKhANDO — Tiger Woods, who made a speeturulur move to the PGA Tour, was named Sportsmun of the Year hy Sports Illustrated. Woods, who turns 2) on Dec. 30. won the NCAA Chumplonshlps and a third straight U.S. Amateur, then turned pro and won the has Vegan Invitational and the Disney Classic. RAIOIBttl. TITANtM tomtoele CaffimwMtv Colleye INI Cerler in M j). C OrlMln >« II ». Slley It » 10 II. MHICMA m o o I*. O'Mtovk * 11 r I If. I OrlMln I I •• J. ShoSM 14 11A MentonOIOOO To'fll If MM 111) S/tvfrf CtnnoMt) tfllftf IMl jeit*o» » If It M M. Collin* Of I t 1. Fsttmtn 11 t l t. LHIkxix i > 11 * Butcher f t 14 1. Fey I I f t >. ••MU l U O f l Hncel 1001 «H*onO 1400 ToCelt If 1014If M Mjillim* ICC 11. SCC If Three point IteM feel* - ICC t il iKtilinen 41. C GriHmOI. Otlley Oil. SCC Of (Collin* 01. Butcher 0 II To' 4 I loui* - SCC II SCC 1) Fouled out - SCC. Foremen I mMiioii non# Betevnd* tCC N iDrttteyk f Certer II. HCC If UocktOT M Butcher II A»*i*l* ICC 11 1C GrlWtn f. Rllfy 4 eeHinen 41 SCC I iFrke 11 Heel* SCC If iSltey t C OrIkin * nxiinen 41 SCC 11 IJorfcton ft Bloclof the** SCC 4 **11 men II turnorri* SCC If SCC II Record* SCC 101 MELBOURNE - Msybe Seminole Communi­ ty College head women’s basketball couch Ken Patrick should patent his halftime speach. For the second consecutive game, ihr Raiders used a big final 20 minutes to turn a close game into an 82-60 rout of homestanding llrcvard Community College In women's Junior College basketball action Tuesday evening In Melbourne Last Frtdsy. SCC was tied 34-34 al liulfiltnc before netting 64 point* In the second half to pound Mlaml-Dade Community College. Kendall Acres Campus 98-71. Tuesday night the Raiders led by Just three points. 32-29. before lullyiug 50 points In the final half. The victory was the 10th of the season fur SCC against Just three losses. The win was also the Raiders' second over the Tttuns. Hack on November l»t h had SCC ripped Brevard 92 47 Doing the damage for the Raiders were Daungl Carter (23 points, five rebounds, four steals, one bloc ked shot). Sandra Draskovic (19 points, nine relMiunds. one assist, three steals, one blocked shot). Marja Kettlnen l l « points, three rebounds, lour assists, two steals, two blorkrd shots) and Gemma Riley I I I points, three rebounds, six assists, live struts, one blocked shot) Also contributing for SCC were Lyman s Angel Rhodes (six points, two rebounds, tine assist, one steal). Charlotte Griffin (five point*. three re­ bounds. eight assists, flvr struls. one blocked shot), Lisa Griffin (two points, one assist I and Oviedo's Pam Newton (one rebound). Robin Jackson was the lone Brevard player lo score in double figures, but she hud a great game, tallying 36 points (ntnr-for-18 shooting. TN-of-23 from the free throw Uriel, pulling down 12 rebounds and coming up with nine steals Jackson scored 21 points In the first game with the Raiders. SCC will finish the prr-hollduy schedule with three games this weekend in the Palm Benc h Classic at Palm Beach Community College In U k e Worth. On Friday the Haulers have a rematch with Mlaml-Dade Community College. Kendall Acres at 2 p m.; on Suiurday they play Mlaml-Dade Community College. North Campus at 4 p.m. and on Sunday they take on host Palm Beach Community College at 2 p rn N azarene rallies for tourney victory ByDBANBMfTN H erald S p o rls Editor SANFORD - Hr is the shortest player In the league and probably the’ oldest, hut today he doesn't havelolook up lo anyone. Carrtn G ager's Kill grounder rupped a three-run bottom ol the seventh Inning as Sanlord First Churrh of Ihr Nurnrrnr rami- Irotn behind lo edge Drltnnu Trinity Assembly of God-Ma|rsty 12 II lo Halm the championship ol the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Church Slowpllrh Softball League Tournament at C^n»e_Park S.yurdav morning!* Majesty 17-41. t|tf sagular se.fm i champion, scored one run In Ihr lop of the first Inning and five runs lit the third inning to take a 6-0 lead Nazarene (7-4) battled bark with four runs In the bottom of the third inning, then, after Majesty plated a pair of runs In the top ol the Imirth Inning, look a 9-8 lead with four runs In Ihe bottom of the fourth Inning The srore remained 9-8 until Majesty came up with four runs In ihr lop of the seventh inning lo regain the lead. 11-9 F a rin g a d n -n rdle situ ation N'uzarrnr had the answer in the bottom of the seventh Inning. Frank Turner. Mike King und Tom Clark all singled, but Majesty leflfleldcr Rob Mulled gunned down Turner at the plate on Clark's single. Billy Catalano then singled lo score Mike King and Clark ulso scored to tie the game on a bangbang play at the plate on another good throw by Mullett. Catalano went all the way to third on the play. Carem Gager, who did not enter the game until the sixth Inn­ ing. then bounced the ball bark to the mound and Catalano beat the return throw from Drat base lo end the game. Doing the damage for Nazarene were Mike King (one double, two tingles, one run scored). Phillip Sutherland (one home run. one single, two runs scored, five RBI). Billy Catalano (two singlet, one run scored, two RBI). Mark Bolton (two singlet, two runa scored) and Frank Turner (two tingles, one RBI). □Baa C lin k , Page IB Baseball moves is m ip m a u NEW YORK - The New York Yankees filled the hole left by Jimmy Key's departure to Baltimore. agreeing to a 813.5 million, threeyear contract with Baltimore's David Wells. Boston agreed to a 8700.000. one-year deal with Chris Hammond. Former Red Sox out­ fielder Mike Oreenwell reached agreement with Japun's Hanshln Tigers. M eanwhile. Detroit dealt pitchers Joey Elschcn and Cam Smith to San Diego for cat­ cher Brian Johnson and pitcher Willie Blair. Boston sent pitcher Brian Looney to Minnesota to complete a trade for pitcher Pat Mahomes. TV NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION □7:3 0 p.m. — SUN. Pacers at Magic, (L) [ 18 p.m. — TBS. Knlcka at Pistons. (L) ___ _________ Tnsw>tM»»*b— « M IS I - ( It CHAMPIONSHIP TrtsHy AMMHMf Pt *oS FkUawrtSotHMMMreM IS S I I - I I I I 104 MB 1 - U 14 —A-*PBP88te nkM if *I NVn Wf Nazarene was successful on one of Iwo benfl-btnfl plays at Ihe plate In the seventh Inning end that one safe cell helped win a championship. Frank Turner le teflged oul byJ®*). boS m m (boffom photo)°!o ecore uat Mis In^hMdoflRosea iW to m m photo) the lying run In Nazarene 81211 victory. Oviedo ICBA wins exhibition with foreign team OVIEDO — A group of current and former Oviedo High School students showed a team from Prague, the Chek Republic how the game of basketball la played In Florida at the ICBA (Inter-County Basketball Association) claimed a 100-75 victory In an exhibition game at Oviedo High School Tuesday night. The game was arranged through Global Outreach, a group headed by former Luther High School and University of Florida coach Ed Vlschcr and son David. The Oviedo ICBA team led Just 48-40 at halftime, but took control o f the game, which was played In fo u r 1 0 -m ln u te q u a r te rs , by outscorlng the Rcbok-sponsored Hoopcamps, the amerlcan transla­ tion of a much longer name. 29-19 in the third period. Doing the damage for Oviedo ICBA w ere Brian Hendrix (18 points). Chad Hill (17 points). Josh Cullen (14 points). Matt Sffni 1} points) and Christian Sanders (11 ioints). Also contributing were rion King and Chrta Tulip (eight 4nts each). New York Yankee Ikrmhand Brian Buchanan (seven Josh Greer (four points) and I! Solnts). like 1 McCloud (two point*). Hoopcampa was kd by Junkg Olympic t**m ® !? ^ 5 ? E 2 U j t with • ipfim high n of-21 from the free throw line) and Stand* Krlvacek with 16 point*. evtsoeicMiM.es«eusn .... . wessHW) „ _ .... I M i Krlvecek I SI 14. Ktmerkev# I M 4, Hendkchw* 4 H a HefMev* I St «. NsmI SfKh « IStt « . KruMtsk t 04 a Vertickk » SS a Arrememek l SSI TetkU: MU MM OvMSklCMOM) Jeeh CtHMn S t-t 14. Jkkl. Oreer I 00 A Sften HendrU • 04 ta C*ed Hill I SS II. BrMn kins 4 M l Chrtetlen ten *. 404 tt. Ckrtk .4 Mia Brian Buiflirr- t 11 I. MeH Sim. I SS II. Mika MtCM I SI 1. TMkH: 44S14IW. M M I t IS - n U II M U - M l MSI* «SSl« - ICBA 4 (Cullen, ™... ----------- IM lkl. Tktkl M*H« - ICBAIS. Fowled«*H- none. TeOwkeH-nene. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AR EA, READ THE SANFORD H ERALD DAILY ■ Hi �wh>i^y<iijfty^i l^WyLiy>j^ l!!^»4!fA m. - - * * ti-^ i^ ----- * l l j u U a _ t u * j - f t . n i m h i f fflt 4 H A * W T iW i n P U t M n v T w i r lw w i • W 9 V M ^ T | W W iU P P *Pi * w t STATS & S TA N D IN G S BrMM llte fty Caunty UMNy —Voiconl L n it Moor* Hovon B I**o H itte r - Frank C aM ari tauter teN W Mlm te N r kt otemy D IM M ! IC C M M T fA M tM IJ IM Cary H at* 1 *1 I Ml I r . l. II . Patarteura m single) and C im n flRgrr (one RBI). tor Naaaietw were Scott King and a [ hto)eaty were Ike Mendoaa (four alludes, • acored, two RBI), Toody Roaas (four throe rune), Steve Jarrett (one double. die. three RBI), Larry Hartman (two She wtft acordd, doe RBu andJeff Pertdofl ‘ Lavere (one run eoared), Nasarene had reaebad the final with a 7-0 victory over Sanford Central Baptist (4-0), which could not field a team, while Majesty had ad­ vanced with a hard-fought 5-4 triumph over Sanford Buen Samarttano (3-7). The Buen Samarttano-Majesty match-up had started last week, but was stopped after four Inning with Buen Samarttano on top 4*3 because of rain. Ike Mendoaa pitched out of a first and third and one out situation with a pair of pop-ups In the top of the fifth Inning and Mgteaty took the lead in the Union uately for Buen Samarttano, the bat atlppert out of Mullet's hand and alao went the ■ante direction aa the ball. Tha ball toll In and waa fielded by the second boatman, but there waa no play made at Brat and Pandoff acored all the way from aecond with the go-ahead run. "' VVm] Mthdoea then retired the final ala Buen SHtnartwno betters he faced,'giving'him eight fotbed bettera In a row. and Majesty haul the win. Contributing for Majesty were Rob Mulkt (one double, two single*, one run scared, one RBI), Ike Mendoaa (two singles, one run acored, one RBI), John Lavere (two singles, one RBI), Toody Roses end Jeff Pandoff (one single and one run acored each), Larry Hartman ana Joel Rosas (one single and one RBI each), Sieve Jarrett (one single) and Smokey Slabodnlk (one run acored). Providing the offense for Buen Samarttano were Ito Rivera (three singles, one RBI), Jacob Mann* Ing (two singles, one run acored, two RBI). Bert Solomon (one triple, one run acored), Moleea Navarro (one double, one run acored). Mike Bellafano (one double), Paco Castro (one single, one run scored). Tim Brown (one single) and Miguel Dias (one RBI). T*mmy McCormick laa laa. Ir .l, Frw ptet; J irte Matfoy Ik Ml in . te l, Maya Lotayotto. Joromy Bompor (H I. in . J r.l, Tollahoitoo FA M U iBiih Broteock I I I . in . J r ) , M llllarB i Ttemaa ThroikoM IB II. IK . Jr I. Balia Plate 0 later Day BoooM# Barkr - Cary kkmnor I k ll. M l J r.l, OrMteUMi T ra v llt Wimom. Ik II. IN . I r .l. TallteaMaa FAMU; Mark Jteaaan (H I, iaj. t r I. t l BoM rteurf Ite Un ite CkrwMaai Tan* Maaaari i t la. in. t r ). t l B o lo rite rf Ihorocroct; R a ffia Foliar I t la. IN Jr l. Biontotion Amoricon Narllafa. tnaaall tana Ita . 1*1 t r l. H o tim te Chrittion. Duana Hakfa* 1111. > a *.lr I. H lliia r* DM * Socotv iri - Laten w rta M ta t. i * l t r i, taaatei » J Bate Ita . in . t r I. Taiiahauaa Nartn Fiortte Cvtuton, Kaata Karaar in * , la*. Jr.), Oriaate tm » I totem * Dan Cteinn ante (H I. H I Jr ). Vara Batch t l C teorte; BakM tenchai 1*1, M l J r.l. Balia (Mate Plater Day; Man TryaateM 1*1 MB t r ), Ocala It. Jahn tviharan. Ifuckay (11* lev V .l. VoroSaaaJiM-SteMte. D IM M IV B BN wte te U te - B rite J i l i m t* L IN . I r .l. te N a te Late M »|M lte Bro*. Tim Cranio 1*1. IN . J r.l, Fart H a te r AM W o ttm ln ita r A catem y. Jim B a llo r* (4 4. l i t , J r.), I t . F M rte ri IW K rn l Llaoteckara - Caron Br«cy ( I I I , IN . F r.l, JockkonvItM Trim ly Chruiian. Kri« Dank mi (k f. ll* . Ir .l. It— te a ra * Jawa te k rlM tte r ( I k, IN . I r . l, O rlia te F ln t t u R a n Ry«n BfN ften I I * III. I r i, CMNnteM i Carl Brown [ * * M l Ir .l, Chottohoochaa, K tlyln tlm m ani ( H * M l. I r . l. T alllhtekte FAMU; Darin Halfback IIM . IN Ir .l, Maara Havan. UaMa lamyaan ( l l * i n J r), Maara Havan. Atem Day* I * * IN J r.l. HlUlar*. Dataaalva Back. - T ravlt A tem , <»a. i n Ir .l. Drocarina, Man, B J C*nr*1l t i l l . IN . I r I. F irl LavterteM Nortmtmtar Actetm y; Olatetona Coka I I I * M l. Jr ). Maara N tetel cu n t Tlmchak 111. M l, t r >. North Balm Ba*ch Banlamlm Alan OraanflaM (t *. 144, Ir . I. Miami Country Doy (*•11 14i F ort M york Cyproat L o k t 14i ■nflowote Lorrwn Bay (B Il'T i Matte Oar* (*» ) Ti JotkaonvIlloA MhMrttorwy ( f I) I. I.Tam teA cte. Halytem m III) (Cacao Baach 1. KayiMna Hal*hh a U B te * I. PaM« villa B.K. Ytefo * Marianna T.BwtecM aCM telk * TMIMm m w FM rlte I lf *1 M NA NA *| *1 NA IM N V n O 41 U » w/coupon mftllln jSmmSmS^SS^BL �'j i f i *4 »- § ' vU; 1—P1 w - - ' * ■ - ■•' —r -----»------------— h v-1•»>: j i- ■ w r r • '.y* r ■ f | Celebrating an Austrian Christmas ■ssassass f2 ^ a s i I.m ilA IU A L !8 A e s a s M is SwTbettsmsrf cram p* Geek WIN been). AM the mUL Bring to ■ boi t 2 M lv M f t a E Z h * » o f o p if BM NtariM to cool. Cluti of South Seminole County, deritceted to of the month at the Lahe Triplet Drive. served at 0:30 p.m. The regular meeting la at 7:30 p.m. Toptee concerning native Americana are discussed. Call White Feather, 332-7000, for Information. Junior Woman's Club m itts monthly at s±H»r£Swas The Junior Woman’s dub of Sanford Inc. meets the third Thursday, at 7 p.m.. at the Woman's Club of Sanford. 300 8. Oah Ave. For Information, call Tina Lee. 331 •I960 evenings. Mgoon Fsnolors to csthsr The Central Florida Pigeon Pandora Aeanrlatlnn meets the third Thuraday of each month, at 7i30 p m . at the Seminole County Agricultural Center,4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information contact Dtch Kelly at 30!-4340. sense, a beach of forth with the Sunrfss Klwsnls moots Friday I havs had the honor of repre•rating part of Fairfes County In the Vhgfin Houee of Dclcgstm foe thrsa tanas. Evory Urns I enter tha voting booth and see my name list­ ed as a candidate, I am Rumbled by the esperienca. However, I am con­ fident In my ability to aerva, and always vets accordingly. uni JAY vunuuii OBRIEN. ■ R-FAIRFAX COUNTY a DEAR ABBY: Of course I voted ■ The Seminole Sunrise Ktwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Bhoney's, US 17-03. south of Airport Boulevard. Quests are welcome. For Information, call Tony McDaniel at 334-0460. Frao clinic svsry Frtdsy GENEVA — A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunisations will be held every Friday, foom 9 to 11 a.m.. at the Geneva Elementary School in the old school building, comer of First and Main Street In Qeneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Seminole County Health Department In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office end Qeneva Elementary School. For infor­ mation, call 34003S4. fu N tm o t abuts discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, la conducting a "Families In Criria" outreach program. Interested organisa­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Chib of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 391-4357. — 4 M M 40 Tr ABIGAIL VAN BURIN DEAR ABBY: D urt* a political campaign, a candidate spends a great deal of time and effort work­ ing to convince votoev that he or she la the beat person seeking that COUNCIL. ONTARIO, CANADA D IAR ABBY: I have run for pubUooffbelOttmasaadhmabera fortunate to win sack Urns. I would havs trouMs voting for my opponent R D P , KANSAS g jg fc call M r ft* constantly and often krli food. Although BaQy le mar has children, my huebrad I ,J U c te jr i^ w e w DEAR ABBY: The letter from band and! noticed If rht HUMS ftmhrlilrr touching hR Isgl would not vole for themahes out of When I toft work ‘ humility old-foshloaed man* forgot aasosthiag ant nsra* struck me ae humorous for to my office. My hi two reasons: Pint, la evaluating the Balers office, and I current pehUcsl landscape, from all tettub hoe not to dt apprarnnooeR seems that humility lunch becauM I wai and old-faohionod manners are wee laughing!) I ww nowhsro fobs found. he would discuss ■ The second and more corepslllng with thia woman, a: though 1 currently oor mayor of my command election 1 lest a y laltl office by w b one veto < 11,000 osetT o n onhr la I might have foH f f l G blMtiM in i Ml' 'Mtod (bf Of course politician themselvse, and why t ^ f f t k r a an taring ■ f - i ' i 1 M A R ABBY: hi 1940.1 ran foe county cuporvloor In Sangamon ^ S V - T ir - l - i : r i 'v-clr T * 'r iS ? r ■ ! j �Dummies vs. idiots: Two lines of books that will hold your hand Those days, you - yes. even you - out learn to design a Wei) pads, cook a tasty beef stew or won a sweetie In stria by browsing through books fcrthetnatnictionauy challenged. Led by "The Complete Idiot's Guides" and the "... 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Type rarely fills an entire page. And lest readers find a lengthy table of contents too S 5 S 5 fTcB5 e Ltgal Nottct pertect wedding la one of our best seUets." Reynolds, who ran a bookstore before joining the booksellers' asoodatlan, sold he hod doubts betere purchasing the books for his store. "I really did think people would shy away from them." he said. "But they sold very well right out of the boa." Call tt Publishing 101. After all, KUcuOen noted, "Everyone has something to team." First words Parents shouldn’t worry if peers toddlers less rything kaa a name. "W e eaO It the ‘Adam insight' because children are suddenly motivated and excited to teem the label for every animal, every Mm. Egen. owner of Sunny W »• !* * ■ ? • Days day-cam center In Canton, because they develop languages h o p e tn e r preschoolers can J4t * * * * * 1 * becaus s psrenu communicate their problems intsmet dmerenuy wtta sons and frustration In English. but “ d daughters, the study mid, shs dosao't worry tf they don't. An even number of girte and ■Making, they maUy do un* The study seems to beck up demUmdwhatweeay, eheeald. what many parents and childllm terafm lkie words is much cam expert* observe every dayt auMMaortomtltar toddtem than fihynees doesn't equal etupldlty. using them. nooordtnd to a Rachel Cantrell, aaelatant TTremnhlld^dirHpTTTmt director of the Apple Tree that should naeelirT iffirente keamlng Center In Oroton. said jw iiw i w -m -i parents occasionally express teMMm J h o s n temti^BuiUve concerns that their child Is not than their plarmetTi a* talkative soother*. "Dint warm about the child "h dost depend on thetr per- mi tonality." said Cantrell, noth Ml to that sometimes an older eiblto may tend to do all the talking hearing be cheeked. Most children that age can aay about 10 worda but understand about 100. Twlna used in the study ware of normal birth weight, bom no more then six weeks early and were tested at 14. 30 and 34 months of age. Resnick eaJd *8.5 cent of the twins were white, percent Hlepanlc and 3.3 percent black. The study Is part o/lhe 13year MacArthur Longitudinal Twin Study that began In the mid-lBSOe and explores genetic and environmental influences on development In the second year of life. Jean Berko Glesson, a Boston University developmental psy­ chologist and author of the tax* tbook, “ The Development of Language." realises that parents mend a lot of time comparing tnelr children with others. "Tbs most important thing parents can do," she said, "la to be sure that their baby Is happy and healthy ... and shows stops of paying attention to what they n m , mvwi », Tier 10. fWMUOS ID COLONISATION UMtTIO, I.A. THATISOf TM TOWNor r T ' a the teen-age yearn when kids apparently stop listening, she quipped. End advance ter Monday, Dec. w AOOCNOANM WITH TNI AMtatCAM WITH DltASIUnee act. masons with ote* Aatimea wtiomo a smcial ACCOMMOOATKMTO MNTICIMTO m THIS aaOCNOMO SMOULO CONTACT COUNT ADMINISTRATION AT SSI NORTH MAR AVtAUC, SAN* mao . ploaioa atm, m eNHOAI (407) ItMSSS. NOT uTtN than seven m day# 1S00 N. MNtUnd Awnut, MUttond. tL3JM1 or cell 1-900-432*101N (M4t> G A R A G E SALE GUIDELINES chatty while others am bora to be reticent about sharing their grow ing vocabulary know l­ edge," Renlckeaid. 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DBAR DR. OOTT: My husband had a strange experience ha wants me to write to you about. Whllo sitting at our kitchen table one morning, wo both saw smoko coming out o f his body, primarily from his nose. It hovered ovarhaad and than dissipated. Ha doesn’t smoke or taka medication, wasn’t around smoke or open flames, and hadnl had anything hot to drink. Have any of your randan ever oxport•need anything Uka this? DBAR READER: This la one of the most unusual questions I ’ve ever received and, I confess, I ’m totally UUHATFttrV X t h iu # / h i IS m lU T H 'U l 0OHO6LAST/ LAST WIGHT RIAlW. Doesthe change By P h illip Alder If you've read anything by Max Hardy, you'll know what to expect from bis latest book, “Competitive Bidding with Two-Suited Hands" (Devyn Press; 113 95, postpaid, from Baron Barclay Bridge Supplies; 800­ 374-3231). He presents a comprehen­ sive and cohesive examination of his subject. The key element in Hardy's method Is that an immediate cue-bid over an opponent's opening bid shows the highest-ranking and lowest-rank­ ing unbid suits, with tha lower-ranking being longer or stronger (or both) than the higher-ranking. So. over a one-diamond opening, a two-diamond overcall shows nodes and chibs, with the dubs being longer or stronger (or both) than the spades. Holding only Green eye*, M l h it. HALLOP M C O fO i VITAL STATISTICS m V t i t Tp ctrritiC A T t NOW HAt AH • IW M T IO N /n jW titM f f iA C T B l^ g y r _ vL (M rth c w y PATt ON IT Tri»var 'Yil ^ h u re d e y , Deo. it , IM S u L W 2 than u K * u m " in « . w . « ii yw, might knd yoursoK In an awkward pod> ttontod**ycuhevetodeto*aktontfa opinion, but you donl agree wkh Ns point otvtow. Know whore to took tor romance 1 This style requires adapting a few other sequences. If you are interested, this book will supply everything you need to know to give the Hardy pre■ criD tio n a trv. Thiels the only full deal given in the book. Hardy argues that South’s oneno-trump overcall should be natural, not unusual (showing the two unhid suits), which is the way many pairs play. Hardy uses the Jump to two no­ trump to snow the unhid suits, and be asks how one can reach three no­ trump on these North-South hands if unable to bid one no-trump In a natur­ al sense. North Jumps to game in the expec­ tation that his dub suit will be worth Opening lead: a 8 in me veer ahead, you oouid be lueMer PtBCBB (Peh. i t Marsh M) Financial S sjMn*nMr n should have. To achieve important oC**eeves you wet hove to bo bold. AOUAMUB glen. IW o h . it ) Do not lot " (N ot you II not everyone agree* with your Ideas and positions today. The light people wii support you. 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