3 10 248 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ac6f563716b7589d92123fe3f9594b6c.pdf be2c4bbe185368bffcefd39d38729b6f PDF Text Text TH U R S D A Y November 20, 1997 50 C e n ts Sanford Herald Beefier*, Lake Mery •** Beenlnele County sine# 1BOS Mayor: More work to solve Sanford police puzzle ____ . . By RUM WHITE rendered January. -------- renderrd untiluntil January Herald Staff Writer___________ SANFORD • Thrre's much morr to acrnmpllfdi before Sanford solve* It* police ptuale *.iy» Mayor U ir y Dale a day after u aperlai Law Enforcement Option* Committee chose Itn recommendation* for tl»e city. Dale Mid It will take a aerie* of work sr* dona by the City Comnilaaion and a public hearing before the S it ) iaauc la rompleted. lie expect a Ilie commissions declalon won t be -WeVe atlll got to fare the dragon.- Dale said W nine inlay. "We appreciate the work the com ­ mittee put Into It* assignment. There was a lot of frustration and uncertainty. It wasn't easy for the rommlttee member* to crttlrl/e and H*k being rntlcUrd themselves." The lf>-member committee needed lo pick one of three option* to correct the deficiency* In the city1* law enforcement agency . whic h wo* found to be dysfunctional In a study con­ ducted this summer Each city commissioner named three to rommlttee which met eight time*. A gateway to the city Option *A* wa* for the S ID to right Itaelf top to bottom. * i r called for acquiring needed service* from the Seminole County SherlfT* Office. *C" wa* to get rid of the S ID and conInirl the aherlfT* office for all service*. The options rommlttee seemed from the getgo to abhor Option *C" and favor Option "A". After Interviewing Sheriff Don Ksllnger. some on the committee said they saw many advan­ tage* of Option *B“. Ksllnger told the group he was dumbfounded the S ID frequently Ignored rolling for help as if this meant It was admit­ ting It wasn't able lo do the job. Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - A crab house will b eth r latest eatery to join the growing number of major chain establishments near the Semi­ nole Towne Center. Landry-* Seafood Restau­ rants Inc., based In Houston. Texas, will build a Joe's Crab Shark near the Gateway Pla/a. and Rrahart Road, show* ths fountain* and wgn tealure* that would be included on the two-acre *<lo P ro p e rty co u ld be d e ve lo p e d as Lake M ary gatew ay park By Kft AH f M O D I I Herald Staff Writer 1 MARY • "A gateway to the city* could be built on the northeast comer of Lake Mary lake Dale, however, said he hod "an uncomforiublr feeling.' about the Interpretation of the rommlttee'* recommendations. "There's ■ lot more to what happened at Tuesday's meeting than an all the way with Option A." he said. *1/ you look harder. youTI realUe there's s lot of • m Mayor, fags 4A Another chain restaurant to join cluster near mall •r m a r ia OREM TNs conceptual drawing of a proposed gateway park. to be located at the comer of Lake Mary Boulevard Chi Tuesday the committee voted unani­ mously for Option 'A ”, and recommended that Chief Joe Dillard be given full reign of the SPD and make the decision* to which arrvlcc* the agency needed from the sheriffs office. Itoulevard and Klnehart Ruad If the city com mlsoion approves the expenditure far lire »xirchase of UM two sere*. City Manager John Litton desenbed it as Bss Pork. Rags 4A Also part of the srafuod chain are D ie Crab House and Willie G's restaurants. Tliere lias been a lot of inter­ est from the restaurant Indus­ try to roiMim rt In that area, according lo Rut* Gibson, city and land development coord I tutor. . "Tills location meets the crl letla for construction because of Its high visibility and the high traffic corridor.* Gibson said. Major benefits for commer­ cial development In that area Include the mall, the existing tnfrastnirture and the pro­ posed GreeneWay extension which will be just south of the movie theater complex at Seminole Towne Center, he said. "With any commercial devel­ opment there are positive • m Salary. Fags 4A Great American Smokeout Tbs Amsncon Cancer Society. Sanford. Lake Mary Unrt. chal­ lenge* al smoker* and user* of tobacco product* lo butt out to­ day. the Great American Smokeout For one day. nationMds. •mokers are asked to re­ born The society continue* to ro «e awareness of the N gi nth of cancer among smoker*, and raws* lund* t f year long to fight Police w a rn : Be sm art d o n ’t speed RV DAVID PRAZISR Herald Staff Wnicr_____________ SANFORD • Speeders, be­ ware! Lead feet will start to lighten around the city of San­ ford now that the Sanford Po­ lice Department ha* purchased a S.MA.R.T. iSpeed Monitoring Awurrnesa Radar Trailer). 'I think It's |lhe trallerl great,* said Sgt. Danrll Brewer of the Sanford Police Depart­ ment. Brewer said that the de­ vice came to the department lost week, and now It Is already on Ilie city *treets registering unlawful speed*. The trailer 1* nothing new. Many elite* and countie* In­ cluding Lake Mary have their own trailer. Thl* piece of equipment show* approaching driver* w lul the posted speed limit I* on the particular slrrrl It I* stationed on and show* In llghtrd number* the actual speed of the driver. According to Brewer, when the display I* red Instead of while then the driver Is at an unlawful speed. S .M A R T . trailer cun be u*ed for more than showing mile* per hour. The depart­ ment will also be able to utilise llte trailer lo lake surveys such as the number of vehicle* and number of speeder* al u par­ ticular lime of day. Tin* will help the department to determlne If the speed limit on a particular street should be raised or lowrred and If some other type of traffic control de­ vice need* lo be In place li e. a 4-way slop, a traffic light, etc.). Also, the trailer I* equipped with certified radar. Thl* fea­ ture will enable police officers to write traffic citations to speeding violator*. "Hopefully, after being stra­ tegically placed. It will get thetr |driver*I attention and slow their speed downs.’ said San­ ford Police Chief Joe Dillard. "I'm excited about It.* The trader Is now located at West Third Street and the area of Cedar Avenue. Dillard said dial the device wlU be used 'quite frequently*. F o r firefighters, practice m akes perfect 9j MARIA ORSM Herald Staff Writer A bittersweet story ITs • btttsnwsel *tory about British children, many tsrmlnaty Ml. who ar­ rived m Sanford to forgot their trouble* on holiday. So# Faga 3B. S a ve th * E v a r g la d a a You can help tava the Ever­ glades with thia decorative li­ ce rise plait. See Page 2A. FLO R ID A I rie f*>........ Classified.... Crossword.......M Dear Akky......... 30 Dr. Qott,.....w..M*M People.........--3S Obituaries........4A .1B-2B .SB •2A : l jt i f - | * . ■J , * 5 ' J V ? t~ r - i / A l I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Even In Its abandoned state, the old Teague Middle School wlU serve the community until the end. Slated far demolition later this monlh. the old building circa 1973 I* the training site for the Altamonte Springs Fire Department this week. The fire department Is always on the lookout for buildings scheduled for demolition because Its the most practical means of onthe-Job training, according to John Rogers, captain and pub­ lic Information officer for the fire department. "This Is good training be­ cause we have the chance to experience u live Ore.* Rogers said. 'For our people and es­ pecially the newer people who may not have experienced a live lire yet. dlls Is a good way to train and evaluate skills un­ der controlled conditions.* Firefighter* started their 6day training session with forcible entry techniques and scorch and rescue drills. About IS firelighters, split Into two groups, one In the morning and the other In the afternoon, could be seen prying open locks and knocking down walls with axes and sledgehammers. Five (Ire trucks were at the school during the drills. In­ cluding some from the Semi­ nole County Fire Department, which also joined In on some of the sessions. Rogers said. For some of the rxrrclses. firelighters wrrr required lo en­ ter a darkened smoke-filled room and save the "victims.* Flrsflflhtsr Tim O’ Kssfs puts on protsctlvs gssr bsfors Not lo worry, though. Rogers said because the victims were really mannequins. prsctlcs. 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 FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �2A - S.vitCTtl H tiiK l, Sanford Fiona* •Thursday, November 20 1997 • J a m . a I k -a t * J — Historical society at museum today Hu- Satifiml Historical Soci r-tv will meet tinl.iv .it 5 p m .ii tli«* Smforil Musftim Hu- pnutr.mi- r-ntitloi! “A Idle of Fwo Cities" will lie pro scnirtl by (let (ve Smith, who will rrllcvt on the ih.iry.es In Sanford ilnriiiii her 12 years (1984 ‘ R.1 .ls mayor For further itilonnalion enri tact the Sinforil Museum, lo rated at 520 K Ftrt St . at 302 100O Church to provide servicelor shoppers free child care on the busiest shopping day of the year! .< Grace Christian Church would like to help the com­ munity by offering free child care on Friday, Nov. 28 from a m io 10 p m at the church. Resemtioas m a U nlinil m i r a t la madety Sttwfay, Nav. 22 by caBag tba cHrel it 321-7660. Save the Everglades with plate Special to the Herald The E verglades Kiuiiul.i linn and the Sm ttli Florida W ater M anagem ent D istrict are co lla b ora tin g on an "E vergla d es Klver ol Grass" sp eela liv license plate. Fees gener.tled from sales ol the IIre use plates w ou ld I h- deposited Into the Ever glades Trust Fund estah Itshed by passage of Atttendmetit G last Novetn 1st and w ould be used for Everglades conservation and it s lo iiillt iii. nol lot salaries or adiulntstratinu. In addition to p rovid in g revenue, the tags w ould en h an ce nubile visibility ol the E vergla d es. In ortler lo request the legislatu re lo establish an E verglade Klver ol Grass It cen se plate, the foundation must submit the signatu res o f IO.IHK) persons with ve h id e s registered Itt Florida w ho stale their In ten d to purchase such a lag. II you own a veh icle r e g is ­ tered In Florida anti you are enthusiastic about an E verglades licen se plate, please sign Ihc petition Pctiieve for an "FvergUdri Ri.tr af Cram* licame Platt I Wc. the undenigned, herthy Mate my'our intent lo purehue an "Evetglade* Rner of Ciritt" .pecultv lictme pint, if approved by tht legidahrre and ollctcil b. ihe IVpjrtmcnt of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle. It* vignmg this petition, I we umlervtand that the plate would carry an additional coal of $20 annual u.e fet, plua a $2 proem mg fte per year per .chicle I we certify Out I am wt are ihc legal owner Tenet of a motor vehicle regi.ierrJ in the Stale of Honda, and Mid vehicle it eligible for a vprci.tlly licence plate * I‘rimed Name ___ ___________________________________________ Signature_________________________________________________ Addren ____________________________________ City, 7 .IP _________________________________________________ Primed Name Signature____________ Addreu _____________ Cuy. ZIP Primed Name Signal lire ___ Addrecc City. /IP ___ Krn.roh, IV lin cW i licNjUriiw f |l ft.* IPIM.1 (Vlwh I t JJ.1JZ form and return It hi Th e E verglades Foundation, H O Itox 547068. O rlando. Fla.. 32854. Ilet ter yet. STARTS Grace Christian Church is new facility located at 1701 Orange Blvd. In TIII have two friends sign It. loo. S ign atu re ■ M l VMCh the found*! Iijr Dm . L RSI) \ ^ TW ILIGHT rrir:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t W EA TH ER . •*- ■ H ra |EXTCNDEO OUTLOOK THURSDAY Bunny 78 B8 FRIDAY Ptcldy 78 B » SATURDAY Showtr*78 86 SUNDAY Ptcldy 78 83 LOCAL FORBCABT | NOTICE OF LAND USE CHANGES, TEXT AMENDMENTS, AND REZONINGS PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 25,1997 Notice iv hereby jri.cn that ihc Seminole County Hoard ol (ouniy Commt.Monerv iBCC) will londixt a public heating on November 24. |*p»7 beginning at ihc time* given below, or a» voon ihereaflet a* povvible, in ihc County Scukev Building, Mill [Livl i irvt Streci. Sanford. Honda. Rmirti HUS (Board Chamhcrvl ITte puqvoM.- of Ihiv hearing iv to ton.nkr rceoiimterdaiionv of ihc Seminole County Lixal Planning Agervcy/Plannmg A Zoning Commisuon ami l-Tonda rx-parttt»:nl of Community Affair, rweive public input an»l inpul from any local government or otfk-r agency un the following dewnhed large Scale land Uve Amendmcnl. lo ihe Seminole County Comprehcnvive l*l.*n and re/oningv The Board may alui vonvidu amendment, to any nuniK-r of ihe Plan Element' li.icd in ihc ordinanee K-low If Ihew land uw amendment' ate jpptovcd by ihc Boatd. an ordinance will be enacted with ihe lollowing title AN ORDINANCr. M MTill K AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 'H U. \s PREVIOUSLY AMENDED. KNOWN AS HIE SEMIMHJi H H M ) COMPREHENSIVE HAN. AMENDING THE TEXT (M till IMPLEMENTATION. FUTURE LAND USE. CAPITAL IMPROVEMI M s CONSERVATION. DESIGN. DRAINAGE. llOUSISt. IVfERGOVERNMI MTAt. COORDINATION. LIBRARY SERVICES. POKls AVIATION AND REIATED FACILITIES. POTABLE WATER. 1*1 Bl l< SAFETY. RECREATION AND OH'S SPACE. SANITARY SEWI R. SIR ID WASH;. IRAI I 1C CIRCI I.AIION, MASS TRANSIT AND ECONOMIt ELEMENTS Ol IHE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE H AN AND HIE DEFINITIONS AND INTRODUCTION SIXTH)N3 OF Illl; SLMINOII COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE H AN: AMENDING Till: FUTURE LAND I SI MAP OF HIE SIAIINOI I: COUNTY UOMPRHII NSIVI HAN BY VIR III (R LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENTS it.EGM DESCRIPTIONS ARE SI T FOR III AS APPENDICES TO THIS OR DIN AV I CHANGING THE FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION ASSIGNED lit CERTAIN PROPERTY FROM ill SUBURBAN ESTATES TO H.ANNI Ii DEVELOPMENT. i2l FROM I.OW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL. Ml Dll M DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AND OFFICE TO H.ANNED DEVELOPMENT.i G FROM OFFICE IO H.ANNED DEVELOPMENT. AND «4> FROM HIGH! U INTENSITY PLANNED DEVELOPMENT-TARGET INDUSTRY lo INDUSTRIAL. PROVIDING FOR LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS. PROVIDINt; FOR SEVERAHI1.ITY. PROVIDING. FCH4 EXCLUSION IdtOM Illl SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE. AND PROVIDING LOR AN EFFECTIVE DAll •Nike: Die proprtved ordinarne nkipling ihcvc amendment. will be continued hi ihc Board ul Ciwnty t ’umm«».hmer. puhlk hearing on Dei ember lb. 1WT. beginning j 711) PM or av worn iherrallef a. piwuMe Aim note lha 1**1 u< ammdn*-n( tnun Higher lmen.ll> Planned IV.ehtpment Tagil Indudry lo InduMnal ha.e hr' w herhiled lot puhlu heamg on DeienUwi J. 1997, a I KIl’ M . i t a v*m thetralM a. jaw.iNe, anil on IVeenOvr Ih, l‘W7. a 7111 PM . or a. u*m Ihetealier a. I*i..ihle Dii. anrr*Jn*-m i. roniawd in a wjiaaie jd.ctliwmcnl lot ihe IKm o Om 2 a*J Dcieinber Ih puhlu heamg. II ihrv rc/onmg. ae o|>|<to.ed by ihe Hoad, on ordmaue will he adopted with il. lollowing inle AN ORDINANCE AMENDING. HI RSUANT 111 IIIF. LAND DF.VF.I DPMI NI CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. THE ZONING CLASSIFIUAIIONS ASSIGNED TO CERTAIN PROPER HI S LOCAIED IN SEMINOLE COl M> tl.LGAL DESCRIPTIONS ARE SET FOR III AS EXHIHIISi. ASSIGMM. CERTAIN HHOHF.HTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED Till A t AND K m ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS TIIE PUD AND HUD ZONIV. CLASSIFIUAIIONS. ASSIGNING CERTAIN HROI’ERIIES CURREVTn ASSIGNED THE R 2 AND OP ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS THE HUH ZONING CLASSIFTCATION. PROVIDING IOR LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION. ASH PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE t z Seminole County. Florida * Toddy: Partly cloudy to 'tinny, High* in the mid-70'. Low* in the upper-50'. F ib ddy: Partly cloudy. H igh' In the upper-70'. Lows In the upper-50'. Saturday: Scat­ tered •duiwer't. H igh' In the mid 70'. Lows in the mid50». Sunday: Partly cloudy. High' in the in Id-70s. Low' In the low lo mul-50'. BEACH CONDITIONS ■.m M Daytona Beach A New Smyrna Beach: S rii' are 2-3 fret with a light chop. W alrr trniperattirr at Daytona is 05 drgree* and at New Symma. 65 dejiree'. Winds are from the northeast at 10-15 tn.p.li. SiteZFile number (D97PFLUI A P297-07 (3) 97P.FLU3A FZ97-2J STATISTICS The high temperature in Sanford Wednesday was 79 degrees and the overnight low was 60. Ucioidrd i a ltd.ill for tile period ending at 10 a.m., Thursday totaled OO Inches. •Suntlse................ 6:52 a.m. ■Sunset,...... .......... 5:30 p.m. (2) 97F.FLU2 A PZ97-0S (4) 97F.FLU4 A PZ97-09 Applicant ■■ RequeU 1:30 P.M. Rolf Bcrgmann Suburban Eatae* lo PD and A-l lo PUD Nichulu A. Pope Office lo PO and A-l A PUD to PUD N 7^8 P.M. Millcr-Sellcn A LDR.MDRA Auric. Office lo PD. and R-IAA.R-2.0P, A A-l to PUD A PCD Commercial Suburban Edoic. Really Croup to PD and A-l lu PUD Commiuion Diittict ( ) (Comm. McLain) ■ 3 (Comm. Van Dei Weidc) • 1(Comm. Maloy) 61 (Cumin Maloy) Note. Land U w A m endm ent, on property eonlaining Hood prone and wetland TID ES a c o * remain vuhjcei to ihc applieahle C on.ervation land use de.ign.iim n ami v a io u . overlay zoning e lo v .ilu a lm n . and related provi.iu n., THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min.. 10:00 u.m.. ma|. 3:50 a.m.. mill.. 10:30 p.m.. maj. 4:15 p.m. TIDES: t Daytona Baach: high: — u.m.. 12:07 p.m.. low: 5:47 a.m.. 6:32 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: •* — a.m.. 12:12 p.m., low: 5:52 a.m.. 6:37 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:05 a.m., 12:27 p.m.. low: 6:07 a.m., 6:52 p.m. LO TTERY Herr are Ihr winning num­ bers sHeclrd un Wednesday In the Flurtda Lottery: F a n ta s y S 23 -6 -1 1 -2 2 L o t t o (N o t . 1 5 ) 34 -2 7 -3 1 -4 1 -4 4 P la y 4 5 -S -9 -3 Unwanted.. huh teir, 57 million cm and tlogtire lulled inour pounds ind shelter' There ire not enough homes for these annul*, la Da C ash 3 2 -9 -2 S a n fo rd H e ra ld " S w in g Sanford, Lake M ary and Seminole Courtly Since IVOH" Thursday. 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Jr SutMcnpkon Raw* (Daily A Sunday) JMomna 6 Mcmns I T*a» M J T K The general puhlu u cruourageil iu appea a ihi. hconng and pnrieni input regarding ihe pnipueil jnrrulna-ni,. remnmg,. and urdnunca in fe..utdai** wnh ihe pruecduiv. uwd hy Ihe HCC, or .uhnui wnnen iMiuiant. lo die Cuiicnt Flaiuuiig (HTue. 1KJI Ca.1 l i i a Sunt, Sanford. FL .11771. u-kphone (407) 121-1191. e.lenuon 74 V) or FAX 1 IH 2 .W rhi. N-anng may be euniinued from line lu time at hamd nceeuay by die HCC Cnpm ol i f* lu ll repiti regarding l i n e ammdmcmj. propewed ordmamn. aid rcloled intianuhon. imluding any wnnen eurnmcM* nceeivcd. are avulahle he pubhe review a ihc addrc.i above. Houni l i m between ihe hour, o f I IX> a m and 5 (X) p m . Monday Ihruugh FnJay. euluding holiday. Horn* 0*kv*ry *1950 *3900 176 00 Mak *2400 *4*00 *9600 Florida Raudanu add T \ la M lai •o above imee. HOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: JOHN DWYER. MANAGER CURRENT H jSNNING PUBLISH: NOVEMBER 20. IV97 S u b scrib e T od a y! LOCAL NEWS - LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS • PEOPLE * POLICE BRIEFS • HEALTH/FITNESS • LETTERS TO EOfTOR • WEATHER 1 Newspapers, Inc. I �Sanford Harold. Sanford Florida •Thursday. Novamfear jo 1997 ■3 A Seminole H.O .P.E. willing to help ■ r nAVD n tA z a a Herald Staff Writer_____________ Mlchaaf Moblay. program director lor Somlnola M.O.P.I. Missing woman: Clues sought From »raH Wapofla OVIEDO • The Seminole County Sheriffs OfDrr Is seeking Information on a woman, who Iu s been missing from hrr Ovlrdn homr since Nov. l.’l, K*»iliy Ann Smllh. TIB. of 3175 Smith Slrrrt was last seen when thr Irlt In her slstrr's car to drive to the Orlando Housing Aulhnnty. according to sheriff* spokesman Ed McDonough. Smllh. who winked as a cook at llir University of Central Florida. lives with her three children ages H. 17. and I!), and her mother In the Jamestown area near Oviedo Smith's former hush,nul who llvrs in Alatiania. said he has not heard from her. said McDonough Smith Is a black female, 5 feel 9 Inches tall and 300 pounds with lirown eyes and black hair. Smllh. who dors not have a Imvfrtrnd. drives a white Mitsubishi Mirage with Florida license tag WTN-7.IZ. Anyone with Information, should call .'130 0650 Catch the axcltamant at Sanford HMdla SANFORD • It doesn't mailer what city you're In or what neighborhood you are a part of. Seminole H.O.P.E. Is willing to help anyone. Seminole H.O.P.E. — an acronym meaning Healthy Options Pro­ moting Empowerment — Is an organisation ready to assist communities with such prob­ lems as gang violence, drugs, etr. Hut the philosophy is "we help you to help yourself.* Michael Mohley. program di­ rector for Seminole H.O.P.E.. said the main goal ol his pro­ gram Is 'communlly empower­ ment*. He said that the goal Is to be ‘ a middle person betwrrn all services available — and they are numerous In Semlnolr County — and the people who need those services.* Seminole H.O.P.E. starlcd as S.C.A.N. (Seminole Chemical Awareness Network), and the program run for about 15 years, (hit S.C.A.N. did not do anything on a continuous basis and did not work on a commu­ nity Irvrl. In the summer of 1995. S C A N derided to cliunge its name and *mavr to a different Irvel*. In October 1995. Seminole H O P E , liegunThe Grove Counseling Crntrr Inc. pmvtdrs the major funding for Seminole II.O.P.E. Dut the organization Is a branch of (he Central Florida Prevention Coalition, which was formed through a partnership with The Grove Counseling Center and the Centrr for [>rug Free Living. The other branch of the C.F.P.C. Is Orlando Ftghts Hack. Everything that If.O P.E. dors Is etther on an Independ­ ent basts or on a collaborative one. Most of these prevention programs function on federal monies from the Center of Substance Abuse Prevention tn Washington D C. With that money. Seminole H.O.P.E. Is able to support Its stafT which Is comprised of Mobley, two outreach people and a parttime clerk. community can come by with problems. However, Mobley said, this Is not an opportunity for berating. It is an opportu­ nity for people to come out. express thetr concerns and formulate what should be done about their problems. Mobley said that It does not matter what city a person lives In. fVople can tail declaring ano­ nymity and descriptively state what the situation Is. There has to be several calls before II.O.P.E. goes Into motion, and partlrlpants do not do every­ thing. H.O.P.E. tells citizens how to do things and tlut its volunteers will help, but they try to teach the communities self-rellanrr and Heir-efficiency In dealing with communal problems. There arc several activities that H.O.P.E. helps Seminole cities out in: Job fairs, youth activities, festivals, drug marches, etc. II.O.P.E. tries to have an activity every month. Only betwrrn Thanks­ giving and the beginning of ihe new year Is there a break for the agency. *We let Ihe residents do their thing.* said Mobley. 'People are noticing what we are d o­ ing.* THE LIQUOR STORE IN I H.O.P.E. gets plenty of volun­ teer support from the various elites within the county. It also receives support from the Seminole County Sheriff's Of­ fice. In fact. Sheriff Don F>llngrr Is chairman o f the advisory hoard for I I O P.E. Also help­ ing out H.O.P.E. are commu­ nity organizations and agenries such as Midway Citizens Against Drugs, Seminole County Improvement Associa­ tion and Oviedo Citizens In A c­ tion Just In name a few. Seminole H.O.P.E. has monthly meetings where the I I I M I M | | | K 'l (. lift k ( ,i*hini> -> | I >K | Money Order* Old M ihnvkti IIOI. $7 ~ Milwaukii But *3S 7 ” Busch ) HI ' •A h u m ii avf .1 »» 1 .AN 11III |) . t ■' |Mrt | A C D O ffe r So Fresh, It ComesW ith A n S a 1/4 % bonus on a new C D ^M em hetship in our Preferred Program y / fChecking with no monthly accountfees* Sanlord Middle School hosted an open house this week to showcase Its magnet program tot math, science, and technology. Students w i be In­ volved in a project-based curriculum focusing on investigation and dis­ covery Top Anno Gilmartm and Errsly Sessoms catch the excitement ol Sanford Middle Bottom: Principal Bill Moore answers questions lor mom. Abbio Crasnow and daughter Sand! lo ts ol people throughout the county are interested In what we are doing here at Sanford Middle School They have caught some ol the excitement we have about the luture,* Moore said. y/Freepersonalized checks y f Com bined statement Discounts on installment a n d home ec/uity loans y / fDiscountedsafe defxxsit box ® y /v iS f i* o r M asterCard with no annualfee y f N o-fee traditional traveler's cheques a n d official checks C D Bonus expires Decem ber 31,1997 POLICE BRIEFS Resisting arrest without violence Jlmmet HlU. 31. o f 4551 Richard Allen St.. Deflary. was a/Tested Tuesday by Sanford police. Hill was charged with resisting without violence. HlU was arrested In the 300 block of Jessamine Avenue. Officer said that HlU did not stop after repented attempts to pull lllll over. f gfff If Incidents A Motorola flip phone worth $30 was stolen Tuesday tn the 300 block of Townc Center Cir­ cle. Tools and parts for lawn equipment totaling $800 were stolen Tuesday In the 1900 block of Adams Avenue. A Titan paint Bprayer worth $3,000 was stolen Tuesday tn the 3900 block of South Or­ lando Drive. More lor ytmrmextey: tlui sfreshdunking. the benefits of Preferred Membership office tor details. And preserve all WuhaCD investmentol $lO.OOOor more you see here. Ami if you choose to invest this tor yourself, while it lasts. you’ll receive ;i \!\% bonus over our more, your Barnett Preferred Program regular Annual tYrveiuage Yields, plus all privilegesgrow too. Stop by any Barnett I Barnett I d e a s F o r T h e W a y M j u L iv e .' HX< bt*ilid SaiH'lfa'Sniiiiaii A[^4i Stil^ii fait n d « Aj^mwal CJIW7 lUrmn Hank., fan I I Y ( C D IhmimXtvf csp u i-tu n 12/tl « 7 , applHs.inly ,,, m-w Hindi tu tUnwic Bank amt rvijum-t rm-mhcnlup in tin- B m * t t PwH-m-d Pr. igtjm The 111% hiNUn will he a>klnl a> (hr MaikiinJ Annual IVnenugv Vs-klmiihcliiw K im tally O th er korunm. inu|w m» u f »|xi ul m a n s ran-, tanmtf In-.i.iiilam.1 wnh dm ot ter There ha penally hai-aily withdrawal. •Minimum rctanunUuphtlamn rw|imvdu>awwl lew �Mayor • g g w rn •SMS . Park when he told the commission­ er* that Seminole County had approved the reimbursement of the purchase price as part of the Rinehart Road Improve­ ment Protect. ‘ at 0096.000. the city can buy the property for 0790.000 If it ran close the* sale by Dec. 10. The property is adjacent to The Forest aibdMaion and had been a pro­ posed site for a Walgreens drug store. . The city plana to develop the site as a park and entrance feature for the city which could also serve as a trailhead for the Cross Seminole Trail that will parallel Rinehart Road. The park could also be used as a future park and ride site for a LYNX atop. There would be appradmately 40 parking spaces, a restroom, two shelters, and picnic tables. The development of the . property would also include the .building of a right turn lane, from Lake Mary Boulevard onto Rinehart, a needed safety buffer. Litton told commission­ ers In his recommendation. Money for the park's devel­ opment would come from vari­ ous sources, according to Lit­ ton. such as the Florida Rec­ reation Development Assis­ tance Program. Several devel­ opments that Impact Rinehart Road win contribute funds in the amount of approximately Eatery Burn This allows to handle emergencies to he Rogers said the old school Is holding up fantastically. This would stand up to a nuclear blast.' he said. *WeVe tom the heck out of It and Its still standing strong.* Rogers called the training exercise essential. Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team. He teas a member of Friendship Baptist Church. Survivor* Include slaters, Edna Roberson. Juanita Miller, both of Orlando. Ann Williams. Winter Park. Violet Wcaae. South Carolina. Oainea Catty Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. Barnlca S U vw u M UUPCB ‘BUDDY' u m BTBVWB Bernice 'Buddy* Davia Stevcna, 04. of Cyprcse Avenue. Sanford, died Wednesday, Nov. 19. Bom October 19. 1933 in Sanford. Fla., She was a life­ long resident. Site was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivor* Include sons. Jake Davis, Sanford, and Sylvester Davta. Raiford. Fla.; mother. Fannie Lawrence, Sanford; step-brothers. Charlie Frank Lawrence, Edward Lawrence. Larry Lawrence, all of Sanford; step-sisters. Francis Scott. Maiy Jo Smith. Kathllne Wat­ son. Phillis Scott. Alfreds Lawson. Hdlen Lawrence, all of Sanford: nine grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. JAMES O. HULL James O. Hull. 04. East Lake Drive. Casselberry, died Sat­ urday. Nov. 8. 1997. at Florida Hospital Altamonte. Bom on Oct. 9. 1913 In Bartow, he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Mr. Hull was the equipment manager for the us to better John L Meeks. 67. East Or­ ange Avenue. Longwood. died Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1997 at South Seminole Hospital. Longwood. Horn Jan. 9. 1630 In Bunnell. Fla., he moved to Central Florida from Macon. Oa. SO years ago. Mr. Meeks was a Baptist. He wss a mem­ ber of the American Racing Pi­ geon Union. Inc. Survivors include wife. Delo­ res Ann; sons, John Jr.. Or­ lando. WUUam Charles. Caaaclbeny; daughter. Pam Broady, Anchorage. Alaska; slater*. Dalmah Simpkins, Ann lUUng. both of Longwood; three grandchildren. Oainea Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. Bernice Ann Weaver. 39. RosecUff Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday. Nov. 18. 1997 at her residence. Bom on July 18, 1968 in Rochester. N.Y. she moved to Central Florida In 1994. Mrs. Weaver was a manager for 7-11 stores. Survivors include husbsnd; Ocrsld; daughter. Samantha: sons. Anthony. Sanford. Jo­ seph. Rochester, parents, WU­ Uam and Janet Scbeuerman. Largo; slaters. Patricia Wal­ lace. Naples. Susan Hughes. Sanford; brother. David Schcucrman, Sanford. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangementa. art two-story brick When the old Tcsguc Lake Road la demolished, con­ struction will begin at the site for the Lake Branlky High School expansion. The 838 million, two-year project In­ cludes major renovations and several new structures for Lake Brantley. Came Cult Williams. 84. West Ninth Sued. Sanford, died Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1997 at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Bom In Pt ny. Fla., she moved to Central Florida from Lake City 81 years ago. Mrs. Williams was a domestic worker. Mm was a member of Alien Chapel AM.E. Church and Order of the Eastern Star. Sanford. Survivors Include daughter. Corine Duval-Bacon. Sanford: 30 grandchildren: 81 great­ grandchildren. Oall A Wynn's Mortuary, Inc.. Orlando, in charge of ar­ rangements. Hom e In O n These Num bers. I M O R T C A C I• •O 5 .5 0 % ^ 8 . 1 5 1 1 % *™ Without the tight inottgigr. the home of your dreams may be off limit! Hut’s why our rates and wide variety of mortgage products make it the perfect time for you to get more home for your money. With our StcpOne*" service, we can tell you how much home you qualify foe 24 hours a day. And with our Shortcut Mortgage.*- we can prevent hassles, approve your loan fast and close whenever you need. So If youVe been thinkingabout buying a newhome, now's the time to mow. C A LL 1-800-330-4M TQ SunTrust B e R ead y F or Life’ www.suntrust.com �THURSDAY S a n f o r d Herald Sports IN B R I E F 50+ Baseball League at UCF ORLANDO _ Want to play hardball, perhaps one more time? A league hr player* at least 80 yean old In 1998 (born 1948 or before) la forming at the Univentty at Central Florida and la looking for quite a few good...or at least willing...playen. "We will play a Rvv week aeaaon. January 6 to February 3, with games on Tuesday night's.* said Loren Knutson of UCFs Rceresllon Serv­ ices. “We need about 50 playen to form four teama.* Stgn-up win be Tuesdays. December 9 and 16. from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at UCF*a Intramural Field No. I. The cost per player will not exceed 815. with an additional 810 for shirts and hats If the teams want them and sponsors cannot be found. *We play a short fence and a close backstop, hmlt the pttchen to two tnntnga and the games to two hours,* says Knutson. So break out the liniment and give It a try. Call (407) 833-3408 far Information. Milk Challenge hoop tlckoto ORLANDO _ Media Services and Production Oroup Incorporated, promoter and event pro­ ducer far the Math annual Milk Challenge Bas­ ketball ClaaMc. has announced that tickets are now on sale far the annual Florida vs. Florida State basketball clash at the Orlando Arena. ' FSU holds a 3*1 edge In this series over In­ state rival Florida, and win seek to make It three tn-a-row following a 74-53 triumph in 1985 and a 7980 victory last year. Florida last won In 1984. taking a 71-85 double overtime victory in what would become a final four sea­ son.* The game will also be televised live by Sunshine Netsrork. This year's event will lake place on Sunday. December 14. beginning with a Oalor and Seminole FanTest In the Orlando Arena parking lot at 3 p.m. Game time follows al 4 p.m. Tick­ ets are available al the Arena Box Office and through Ticket Master (407) 839-3900. Magic season tickets on sals ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic regular-season tickets are now an sale. Ticket prices are 618. 833. 831 and 840 and can be purchased at the Orlando Arens Box Of­ fice and at all TlcketMaster locations, or by calling TicketMaster al (407) 839-3900. Ticket* can also be purchased via the Internet si TicketMaster.com. ., ~ For Sfcfttfanal MtirmSttoh. please T a ll KJersun Ecker at (407) 488-0768. B Crowning achievement Lillie Quin^BDS^dr^ls, Pebble Junction in playoff SANFORD . LUlle Quinn DOS from the outset that It (ustness and left no doubt as to who was the best team on this night as they dubbed Pebble Junction 13-3 In the playoff to de­ ride the champion of the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Pall Wednesday Night Slowpltch Soft­ ball League at Chase Park. An error on lead-off mat Dennis' ground ball ataried a three-run lop of the Brat Inning aa LUlle Quinn DDS Jumped to the L The new champions Quick then p I it the game out of reach by scoring four more runs In the top of the third Inning to build a 7-1 advantage. LlUie Quinn DDS and Pebble Junction bad both gone 10-3 In the regular aeaaon. forcing the winnertake-all playoff. The wtn was the third In bur matchups for LUhc Quinn DDS over Pebble Junction, aa In the regular season Lilly Quinn DDS won twice. 6-4 end 113. and Pebble Junction la.iata it. tu Back to square one for girls aaiaa. is 4 SANFORD _ It's back to the beginning for the Sanford Recreation Department Olrla' Fall Fastpitch Softball League. For the second time In a row. the team with the lower record beat a team with a belter rec­ ord at Roy Holler Field Wednesday night, throwing the league Into a four-way tie for first place. And the games weren't really close. — In J l y f l r s i game, the Sanford Uons Chib anly mid fod* hits. ' IN N . 4 4 144 4 IS N . 4 N M l S i t s . ININ R aiders lose first g a m e of 1997 season Kristin Scheurtng (run. two RBQ; scored, two RBI . Aja Conan!; one run one RBI _ Chrlasy Wynn; two runs a Christie Wlckrraham. Melanie Peterson. Char­ lene Venrtlk: one run scored _ MkbdfcLwML. 19 IMS „ Carolina-Bsthuns tickets DAYTONA BEACH .Ticket* for the December 39th North Carolina/Bethune-Cookman basketbaft p m are on sale now at the Ocean Center In Daytona Beach. Heart* can only be purchased m a threegame. non-conference package for 680 for lower level seats and 840 for upper level seating. The package Includes Bethune-Cookman games against the unlvenlty of Central Florida on Tuesday. November 25th at S p.m.; the Univer­ sity of North Carolina on Monday, December 29th at 7:30 p.m.: and the Unlvenlty of Detroit on Wednesday. December Slat at 4 p.m. North Carolina, the country's perennial bas­ ketball powerhouse, features the talent of Day­ tona Beach native Vince Carter, who averaged 13 points per game last year for the Tar Heals. For more Information, contact the Ocean Cen­ ter Box Office at (904) 354-4545 or TlckctMaater at (407) 8393900. performance by Vanes** K1wants Club of Sanford 13-4. AH four teams are now 3-3 on the will go at It again Saturday morning starting at 9 a.m. at Roy Holler Field In PI. Mellon Park on 1st Street. Providing the offense were: Sanford Uons Club: one hit _ NlchoUe Pearce (triple, three runs. RBI). Holly Cowcn (triple, run. three RBI). Ebony Baker (double, run. RBI). hits _ India Tllknrn (triple. runL Tara Laytan (two runs): one hit _ Lawanda TlUmon (double, run). Taahec TUbnon (RBI); two runs scored _ Colette Layton; one tun scored _ Sasha Mcrthle. Kiwanis Chib of Sanford: two hits _ Stephanie Para (two runs). Shaqulta Campbell (RBI); one hit _ Sheila Acrre (two RBI). Billie Cotton. Shineka Lawrence (one run scored each). Lau­ ren Bennett: one RBI _ Danielle HUkiy. a* SCC fell behind *3Vaa"at haMthreTde■pile an 11-point first half effort by freshman guard Darla Kudruyvtarva and could never recover. The Raiders did make an effort to rally In the second half behind eight points Sem inole to send 12 swim m ers state Sylvan Laka Park Tsnnls SANFORD _ Sylvan Lake Park la offering Jun­ ior Training Classes for the advanced tennis player Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 0:30 pm. Also being held are adult doubles round robins every Monday and Friday evenings from 7 p.m. to 10 pm. No registration Is required and in­ termediate to advanced level players are wel­ come to participate. Coat la 83 per person and tennis bails are provided at the park. Private, group lessons and team clinics are Call SYLVAN LAKE PARK at (407) 333-6887 for more Information. QFC Auxiliary Chack Stations OCALA _ In an effort to more conveniently PREP POLLS FJLCJL STATE CROSS COUNTRY HONOR ROLL 11-16-97 GIRLS CLAM 6A TEAMS _ I. Laka Brantley; 3. Winter Park; 3. Sarasota-Rlvervlew; 4. Oviedo; 5. Naples-Barren O. Collier 6. Boca RatonSpanish River 7. Ft. Walton Beach; 8. NlccvUlc; 9. Valrico-Bloomlngdale; 10. Parkland-Stoncman Douglas. INDIVIDUALS . 1. Sara Darting. Spanish River. 17:53; 3. Kelly Wagner. Martin County. 18:03; 3. Albaon Tatangelo. TampaOalther. 18:20: 4. Sara McLarty, DcLand. 18:35; 5. Laura Bcauliu. Tanvclla. 18:26; 8. MM M tfw M a l, Laka Bowed. 19:28: 7. OoAaa i n n . 18:88: 9. ataphanie rrrarB Laka teantlay 18:48: 9. Melissa Perlman, Spanish River. 18:40: 10. Julie Ay­ ers. Coral Springs. 18:53. LMe Mary swimmers heeded to stale an: (back row, left to right) Josh Robinson, Brian 8wasnoy. Austin dTArey. Jkn Kostowtcz. (second r.a) coach Ranee Tyler, Brian Tyler, JsSa Robinson. Brad Oosmbsi, coach Frsd Tytor, (third row) Kate Mam, Kyndal Johneon, Jacqufa Betel, Sanh Richard­ son, (front row) Jennifer Tyler, Elizabeth Ksety. Kate Quinn. Lake Mary swim teams state bound 300 free relay trapt of Tyler, Robinson. Kostowicz and Austin d*Arcy; the 300 medley relay team of Tyler, LAKE MARY _ Like Mary High School's swimmers Sweeney, Kostowtcx and d'Arcy; and the 400 free relay swam to thrtr fastest times of the season In last Fri­ team of Jake Robinson. Ooembel. d’Arcy and Josh day’s Class BA-District 3 Swimming A Diving Cham­ Rqbtnaon. The Lake Mary girls' team waa a strong third behind pionships held al the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center. The Rams boys' team finished aa the district w li­ winner Lake Brantley and qualified seven swimmers, ners-up behind champion Lake Brantley, thereby five of whom are freshmen or sophomore*, to the earning a spot In tomorrow's (Friday) Class BA State State Meet. Senior Kyndal Johnson, sophomores Jacqule Beltel Championships at the YMCA Aquatic Center on In­ and Jenn Tyler, and freshman Katie Quinn all had top ternational Drive in Orlando. Lake Mary waa led by the superb efforts of seniors six finishes In their respective event* and will com­ pete al the State Meet Jim Kostowtcz. Brian TYkr and Josh Robinson. The Lady Rama also qualified all three of their relay Kostowicz won the 50 freestyle for the third straight year and has his eyes set an winning the 50 free at teama _ the 300 medley team of Johnson, Tyler. this year's state meet. He also finished second In the Quinn and Sarah Richardson; the 300 free relay team of Johnson. Tyler. Bcitci and LU Krcfy; and the 400 100 freestyle. TYIcr placed third In both the 100 free and 100 free relay team of Johnson. Beltel. Quinn and Katie backstroke to quality for state, while Robinson. Brian Mann. -We had a terrific meet.* said Lake Mary head coach Sweeney and Brad Ooembel each qualified In one In­ Fred Tyler. 'Every one of our swimmers did a fantastic dividual event through the at-large process. is prove that.* The Rama will also enter all three of It's relays _ the Job and the result* Special to the SANFORD _ The Seminole High School swimming team continued Its amazing season last Thursday as both the girls' and boys’ teams finished fourth tn the Class BADistrict 4 Swimming fa Diving Championships at the YMCA Aquatic Center on International Drive In Orlando, the site of today’s State Meet. This la easily the beet overall team performance In the history of Seminole High School.* said Tribe head coach Tony Ackeraon. ’ Last season our girts finished fourth in this meet and placed 14th at state, so we came Into this aeaaon with some pretty high expectations for our girls. 'But our boys finished near the bottom of the district tn 1990 and of the four swimmers we had the only one with any experience graduated, so we really did not nave much hope for the boy*. "For both of these teama to place fourth at this meet, with this kind of competition, la nothing short of Incredible. Satellite's boys are the defending state champions, Tltuavtlle Is a perennial owtmmlng power and Spruce Creek la devel­ oping one of the strongest age group programs In the state.* Lori Thomas and Jennifer Armstrong led the girls’ squad by qualifying for state In two IndMd- F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , READ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DA IL Y �•Smfcxd h *ts W. SantofTj. Floods ■Thursday, N ow rO af 20,1997 Raiders Briefs • Advantage Sports Center NE SR 19. Salt Springs • Kelly s Kountry Store _ NE CR 314. Scram­ ble! own • Harvey's Sporting Goods _ NE CR 314A. Lynne • Forest Hills Grocery _ CR 43. Forest Hills • Eureka Oeneral Store _ CR 318. Eureka • Paisley Variety Store _ CR 43 East. Paisley • Country Store _ Panther Road and CR 445 • Nubv s Texaco _ SR 40 and CR 314 IB sent hunter* uMng the Ocala and Lake George wildlife m a n a g e m e n t a r e a * (W M A '»). Ihf Florida Game • and Fresh WaieT Rah Commission (GFC) will provide 13 auxiliary deer check stations in addition to the check stations known as North and South Hunt. All deer taken from Ocala or Lake George WMA shall be checked and tagged at a check s t a t io n p r i o r t o b e i n g dismembered d tsm e m t or trans­ ported out of the hunt area. ~r , By _______ checking their deer through one of the stations, hunt­ ers greatly assist biologists by providing In­ formation that helps them manage deer populations. * Pine Island Campground A Marina _ Lake George Drive. Seville * South Moon Fish Camp _ South Moon Road. Astor * Speedway 7 to 11 _ Junction of SR 11 and SR 40. Deleon Springs North Hunt check station win be open In November from 8th-30th. During December and January « win be open only on Fridays. Saturdays and Sunday*. North Hunt ta lo­ cated an CR 318 at FR 88. South Hunt la located at Big Scrub Camp­ ground an FR 588 and FR 573. During the general gun {Nov. 8-33 at Lake George WMA. and Nos-. 8-Jan 4 at Ocala WMA) seasons, auxiliary check stations will be operated In conjunctloci with private businesses at: •The 88 Store _ FR 88. south of CR 316 four rebounds and three assists. Also contributing far the Raider* were foot Kotova 115 points, eight rebound*, blocked shots). Lee (11 points, four rebous lay Mrdhanle (five points. 13 rebounds, assists). Therese Weatergren (five potntal. Mary's Maggie Reedy (four points, two am Jennifer Sweeney {two points, six rebour Gemma Riley (two points, five rebounds, assists) and Crystal Tim er {four asm IB each from Kudruyvtsev* and fellow freshmen Chtnlta Lee and Jaana Kotova, outscoring IRCC 43-38 In the final 30 minute*, but the halftime deficit was Just loo great to overcome. SCC M b to 6-1 with the bao and will now re­ turn home to hoot the HcalthSouth Classic at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center on Friday night and Saturday afternoon. s t e a ls ). On Friday, defending able champion bid No. 3 Nationally ranked and No. 1 slate ranked Central Florida Community College from Ocala will take on No. 2 state ranked Gulf Coast Community College from Panama City at 6 p.m. Hie mat Raider* will then take on P e r e n ­ nially tough Palm Peach Community College from Lake Worth at 8 p.m. _________ Tourer 0 « 0 0 O Kuifoi yvton* 7-13 1 3 30. I w i w i 3 1 X R l n |.3 0 0 3. Ur* S-V 0 3 I I . A m ir t - l O O M nttaM r ] « 1 4 1 W n l r r p m I I 3 3 & F 1* Tutsi* 1 V W 7 13 M wilium* 3 1-3 * Urtmrtf 303 4 Orunl 103 3. HSaref 0* 13 D m 13 3-4 30. In s 4 3 4 IM. J a n 0 0-0 Ol Wrburr 1 3 3 4 llawkm*0 00 0. Wins O OO 0. Marti. 0 oo o Tntsi. m n u n On Saturday, the loser's from Friday night's games will meet In the Consolation Game at 1 pan., with Friday's winners meeting for the Championship at 3 p. ffi^iiyvtsrra led tIhe SCC attack with 30 hitting seven of 12 from the floor. In­ cluding ftv* of nine from three-point range. The freshman from St. fttrnburg. Russia also had N i l * . IHCC 37 SCC 33 Three prtnt Arid p a l s See 7 -IS [K udtujM ana * 0 . W m rrs rm l - l . D * 1 3 Tam ar 0 UnU w ra* 031. Owl J ILran* 31 Total tail* . SCC 31 r<wlni a s . n o w TnhiM rsb _ a n Nrtnund* . SCC 43 IMrtffunir 13 Hufrea SI Am M * . K C IT {U n S u In * * Tkiy nrr 41. Strmt* . SCC 0 rTonree 31 lOuttod tin ts SCC* HOOtaa « H urt. . SCC 0-1 _____ 4 Playoff mm Pago IB winning 4-3. The final standings tn the league were: Lillie Quinn DOS (11-2), Pebble Junction (10-3), Wells Contracting (7-5). Jemtgan Properties (3-10) and Invacare Rescue (1-11). Alter Dennis reached on the A / t 1 /1 / L 0 C Duke Fcrrato singled. Dave Bennett walked and Fcrreto scored on a two-out single by Jtm Rdd. Craig Merkeraon opened the Lillie Quin tnside-thr-perh which wee 16Bowed by a single fay Hartaflrld. a double by Davis and a sacrifice fly by Stevens. Tbny gled tn Daria. rr»oed on a reounder by WUbe McCloud. After a atagfa by Mjrriel Reid, Kettteri Roberts capped the Inning with an RBI atagle. scoring McCloud. Pebble Junction scored its final run tn the fourth Inning as Fcrrato, Mike Miller and Bennett hit consecutive one out singles, with Bennett driv­ ing ta Ferrate. LUUe Quinn DDS added three more runs tn the fifth Inning on a double by Merkeraon. a sin­ Raymond Hartaflrld doubled and both runners scored on a single by Calvin Darts. Robert Stevens followed with a single and Davis scored on a socTlflce Oy by Tony Smith. Pebble Junction got a run back tn the aecond inning aa / \ T 7 0 A / / / / gle fay HartaAeld. a two-run by Daria and an RBI fay McCloud. The champions then capped off B t scoring with two runs in the Bath Inning. Pinch-hitier Tony HoDle reached on an er­ ror and Nakla Roberta singled of an RBI single by Greg T so outs later, drove In Nakta wKh the Anal run. Doing the damage for Lillie Quinn DDS were Hartsfleld (four-far-four with a double, three runs. RBI). Devte (double. two stagleo. three runs, four RBI). Merim son {home run. double, two runs. RBI). Smith (double, single, two RBI). McCloud (two singles, tun. RBI). Sievens. Hardy and Krtthian Roberts (one single and one RBI each). Nakla Roberts (Bngle. run). Reid (single) and Dennis and llolllr Coas (double, single). Ferraro (two singles, two runs). Miller (one run scored each). Providing the offense for (two singles). Bennett (single. Pebble Junction arm Reid RBI) and Blake Murray and (double, tingle. RBI). Dave Jerry Camus (one single each). HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE, YOU CAN COUNT ON! Tribe • a 0**’l V O (’» jf A f * s -P i? . „ IT JA M U I Ful Card wniieaMno from FI, CA, KY. NY, PA WEO.Bmi SAT. 7:30 PM. THURS. g SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 PM. Also SimulcsMfromMart and Darts JaFAM B IT HARNESS Pompano, Hazel Park, Meadows, Mssdowlsndi. 17-tt 8 4M < Legal Notice Legal Notice cats so.i ir-rasa aa-sa a M OS: TO* U q t o i a> saw. k. S7-S4S14-144 as. capital mortoaos ■ amor emu P*tK>on*r MATTHEW M T IS ZIVN vs. PETITION SOS Ta: DAYIOa. MATStAMY W**t V«i » m* 1S437-0417 YOU AM HIMBV NOTirilO te*t • paaon undm un wa court for IM U w iim o» AQU . a mmor (MM, oorn on Apr* 1440. n wtntor Pwk, riorida; and you ar* roan—if la m» * a c*#» al your wrman M uiml if any, M a an JULK EASONSMITH, CX. Anornayof P*t>tion*r, who** addraw la I'MW Broadway SL. 41a. 113. 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SIMINOLI COUNTY. A POLITICAL EUOOIVTSION OF THI STATS OF FLORIDA. M/art OofondaMM. I Vlddor Mr caoH af (Ho Irani door al Mm County courtHouoo Sonunolo Counly, st 11:00 AM. on (Ho l SMi day ol M CIM SIN. (M l. IHa you am tor OtoiatoNaa a# I • tm t o U n l to IM N E M M lt d COMAL OLSN LOOP. altasfonts s p r i i h s . Flo r i ­ da 33714, pn ar batoro 1st. IM F. anS Ida al OATIO ON Octabar 3TM, ISST. Tampa. Florida 33S0T T. Hs P ini: W1B ITT CSS EOT-OOfOl Pirbii*lL No**aiSar 10. 37, IS07 DCK-1SS (4 0 7 ) 7 6 7 -9 5 2 2 R E P A I R Windows •Screens •Locks •Carpets •Paints •Trims Pressure Cleaning •Drywall •Etc. Clark al Sio Court 4 0 7 ) 321-8505 BEAM-TIDYALTEUXS HOUSE CLEANING 2 5 ° o OFF l si f m u ; Ml t! it 111111| U c w iM d , B o n d e d , In s u re d • OffVI CUMM (Nil tKOALTT 321 >7698 im n m a tm m m and Heating & A ir Conditioning S ales S ervice Installation 0SJ-300 CHARLES 'V IB ffIT AMO Al I OTHER W T IM S T ID PARTUS M TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS 1STH JUSICIAL I AN # FOB I COUNTY, CASS NO. ST-1P01-CA-14W FLORtoA I M NO. 444*44 in l a n d m o n t o a o i c o r p o r a t io n PlomtiM. IFRAIN RIVERA, IT AL, NOTICa OP SALS NaUck Ik karuky p m Mai m accardanta wim tn* Final Judomam al FaroeH aw * •n u n d an Nouamaar Jin. it *7 M cMI acUan n*. I M M I -C A 14W in th* Circun Cow l al Samlnal* Counry, Florida. In ■McH Ift am Rivara. at al, war* Oatondam* and in l a n d m o a t . OAOE CORPORATION. Mi* PlMaMR, I wM a*S to hi* lupHaai Mddar tor aaaN « « * w. Nani Soar. M l N. Par* A**. lanford. FI 33771 katwaan 1100 am. and 3:00 a m an Janrary Sin. UNEW m ■SlU'Sa r n e ■ jpyLiiRRfiei WoeeHey aa Daputy Clark PukUaH: Ociobar 30. Nauamkar 4. 13. 30. IM7 • W a te r E x t r a c t io n • Quality Service For An lltlmale Clean J .E .J . back. Plus our 400 relay could ■core ta the top 18 If they can recapture that same fire that they showed at districts. "All in all. Tm excited about our chance*. This Is what weVe been talking about all season, snd now It’s time far this team to deliver. But this la an excep­ tional group of athletes that have given me everything I’ve ■sked of them all year long. 1 really don’t expect Thursday (today) will be any different.* a tap* pi yaw *>oim ■ «. We Do It AH! C l e a n i n g • D y e i n g • R e p a ir s Mtuy-ita Compel Came, 3nc. n o t w iu m m m said Final Judgmom. la wit: LOT 3t. SKYLARK M THI WOOD!, ACCOROINO TO THI PLAT THIM OF AS RICOSDID IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAD! M . OF THI P U tU C NICONOS OF SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTI: PURSUANT TO THI FAIR OUT COLLECTION PRACTICia ACT YOU A S I AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS O S U IID TO B I A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OIST AND ANY INFORMATION OSTAMIO WILL S I USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oaiad Mia 1WH day a l NOVtMSiR . I SET. MARYANN! MORSI Clark al Circun Court By Jana I . JatrwU 0*puty Clark CO 01LIS a 1TAWIARSKI 4010 Bay Scout Soufauard way to the State Meet on relay teams. The 400 freestyle relay team of Haltnlc. Dan Bishop. Carl Lee and Nick Crirellari finished second tn the district race, but broke a school record that had stood since 1973. The other relay team going to state to the -BOO medfay relay team of Kahntc. Bishop. Jimmy Clark and Tobi Rush, which arms third si district The district meet was a Cin­ derella Story for these guys.’ said Ackerson. *Of the six boys that qualified, three of them (Clark. Lee and Bishop) swam for the first time last season. RO* ROBINSON Crivellarl waa a football player A rm Supnvtaor but spring snd Rush arms a wrestler. Anybody thst wouldVe seen these guys at practice 12 weeks ago would never believe that they heading for a State Meet.* On the teams' prospects for today’s state meet Ackerson said. "We said back ta August that we could possibly see our girls finish ta the top 10. and I still think It’s possible. Lori Thomas will be counted on heavily ta the sprints, Jennifer Armstrong In the 100 and 200. and we hope to get big place­ ments from our relays. Any­ thing dee will be s bonus. 'Tor the boys, Uros Kalin1c m— — m______ ll__ ( SMn am «»|mi IH1I DAVIOa. MAYSSRRY Soil Ott.c* ■«* 417 ual events. Thomas waa second In both the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle, while Armstrong earned her bids with a third place tn the 200 freestyle (setting a new school record lor the event) and third In Mm 100 freestyle. maaMring Individually a Whitlow, who finished third tn dhrtng. The Tribe also qualified two relay teams _ the 200 freestyle relay team of Thomas. Arm­ strong. Angela Ellis and Beth­ any Klebaum and the 400 freestyle relay team of Arm­ strong. Ellis. Klebaum and Thomas. The boys' team also qualified six swimmer* for slate ted by Uros Kali nlc who won the 100 backstroke and finished sec­ ond In the 50 freestyle. The others all earned their SSSVCClt. In*.. U T T L ie rt U ) and USA U TTL lF ItL O ; M ML, Coal Oflx* So* 111 Fags IB to A IW .S Ph. (407) 323-3517 Fn 3 (407) 321-5579 YOU Al n a it n a i UR1ARKI Uastort MALI CsM S CUSTODY O S A MINOR CHILD 915 W. 2nd SL«Safiford,FL 327/1 « • « #» . S a n a tS S sn Is IIS Flartda 33771 aa ar batoro DSCIMMR Mb. 1MT ReackiigOatli All Directim WITNISS my sand and Wd •aal at Mu# aaurl an N0V1MSIR 401.1HT MARYANNS WOR M CLERK OS TNS COURT By Nanay R. WkMar Depuly Q w * PubtoN: N n i w l i r S. 13. 10. IT. IH T D4K-S3 3 Nall Down a Great Deal! k af MUa aaurt, *Sf Jtota jFMwJtag t o t a l j w m M e d W *Y » prrutd o fth * ttmy w t reach f r wm n o rth to Subscribe tod ay l 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 f SOME IMPROVEMENT Call and Reserve Your Space Today 322-2611 �Ssntod HstaM, Santonl Floitta • Ttandm Nmwikar 20. IW7 -M People • Despite Illness: Kids’ transatlantic trip for fun i — Art Association moots Saturdays Sonford-Setninote Art Association mrrla on the fourth Satun% of eofh month, at I p.m.. at Shontfm tn Sanford. Thooe Inttreated in art ore welcome to attend.* SANPOIO) - Last Saturday. 56 British children suffering from traumatic Itlncsacs flew Into the Sanford airport to begin »h h their feraUirslO days of fon at area attractions Even though many looked exhausted by Uw UmS-Aibmifo O tfil. thetr fores lit up m they came down the plane’s ramp tmder the btue skies of sunny ^ or'<k ' The children wfl! tour ^ Dteney parks. SeaWorld. Universal Studios, and 0 * Kf T? y *y Space Center all pvwlded fay the Childfllghl or­ ganisation in Manchester. Sunbott Daylily Club to Sunbelt Daytlty Club meets the flnt Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Art Center In Sanford., The club _ _______ daylily growing through sbde tub leducates members shows, guest speakers and trips to daylily gardens. There Then are no chib dues. Call 006-3198 M6 for more Information DIxMand band opan to public Duteland forever Inc., a non-profit bond, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m.. at the VTW Hall. 3706 Wells Ave . fern park. Open to the public, donation Is gB. For Information, rail 641-7335. children's maladies __w- —«n severe bums to br>ln twnon to many different types of cancer. They are ac­ companied by ■ medical team of three nuren and Ms doctors forproblraia that might arise. Doctors and hospitals recoin• * * " the children who they think are in the most need and Wrung enough for the Child flight trip to Florida. The trip ProWdea • wondrrftil respite to the children and thetr families who spend much of thetr lives In and out of hoaptu Chtldfhght flights Central Florida every two ytara- Thta to the Aral time ChlldfUaht has flown tnlo "»d Tony Banks, the chairman of Childflight. waa ^*W ve In hto praise of the Sanford airport and all the help euppbed by as caring Concamad cltixana moat Sundaya Concerned Citterns for Better Government, a non-partisan, non profit citterns* action group meets the second Sunday of each month at 7 p m., at the Frank Evans Center, comer of Crystal lake Avenue and County Club Road. Lake Mary. For Information, ran 331-0334. Bromallad Society to meat The Seminole Bromollad Society meets the third Suncfoy of the monUi. at 3 p.m.. at Sanford Oardm Chib. U.S. 17-93 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects of bromrllad culture are covered during the meetings. The society la affiliated with the Florida Council of Hromotlad Societies and the Bramrllad So­ ciety Inc. For Information, call Bud Martin. 331-0636. Sunrise Kiwanla meats Friday The Srmmolr Sunrise KJwania Club meets every Friday, at 7 m.. at Shoney'a, US 17-93. south of Airport Boulevard. Ourst are welcome. For Information, call Tbny McDaniel at 334-0409. Frsa clinic every Friday deneva-A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunisations wtU be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a m., at the Orncva Elementary School in the old school building, comer of First and Main Street In Ocnrvs. The rllnlc la sponsored by the Seminole County Health Department In conjunction with the Seminole County SherUTa Office and Geneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349 9264. fm p loyffa . ***Mf” . °* U * hospitality would have been foal at a F*o guests of Mh bum a Usrv to Sanford fora WWCharis Craven, largrr airport.* Banks a*Id. 'Everyone at Sanford came to­ gether to make the experience as easy for the tired children as possible from letting m park the tour buses right across from the arriving plane to carrying wheelchair-bound children down the ramp.* Childflight is a non-profit charity run entirely by volunleen with no professional fund-raising performed The volunteers consist of current and retired employees of the Manchester Airport. The char­ ity began 10 years ago as a natural marriage between the newly established Air 3000 airline and Manchester airport employees. The Air 3000 flight crew will remain with the chil­ dren until thetr flight home. In addition to trips to Flor­ ida. the chanty stays busy with Fun Flights and Santa Flights every Chrtstmas. Santa Flights involve flying over the snowy slopes of Scotland, picking ig> Santa tn the sky and returning to the airport to open Santa’s gifts. ChlMFUght also plays a pivotal role In flying children to medical specialists in Amertca and Europe for treatments not available tn England. In fact, the group to meeting up with a family they sent to Key Largo for dolphin therapy. Substanc# abuaa discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, la conducting a 'Families In Crists* outreach program. Interested organisations wanting to contact the Ufr Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 391-43S7. COMA announcss meetings The Concerned Organisation of Men In Action ICOMAJ meets the first and third Friday, at 0 p.m.. In the church annex at St. James AME Chinch. Ninth Street and Cyprfss Avenue, Sanford. i . ,, '/■ W f- Seniors meet for lunch LAKE MAKY-A senior's group meets for lunch the second Friday of each month at Lake Mary Church of the Nasarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting ta held In the Fellowship Hall. Far more Information, contact Bill at 333-1006. Tha Port H I N a Daw Sunttov School Jr. ROTC and tw doom Academy Jr. ROTC. Tha auxiliary has conaMsnVy supported Via SHS Jr. ROTC ovsr tho past lOywars. assist­ ing cadets In purchasing the* rttoe. wtsto gtovaa and marching banner Thtopaat yaar tha tads warn designated tor foe Isodorshtp Camp, hato annuaiy at McOMAk Forca Base Sine* dooms’ uni is nasdy formed, the major donation waa modi to assist cadets Inpurchasing the much needed Daughters of Confederacy Norman dcVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets on the but Friday of the month. For 1. call 332-1435. 3T-------Information. Let us know Drinking, driving: Deadly cocktail for teens The Sai\font Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. We'd like lo have the Information for your announcement at least a week In 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. Ue sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. BEAR ABBY: My husband and I have Just observed the second anniverai y of the death of our firstborn cnild. and I have Anally gathered the courage to write this letter. My child, the passenger, was killed instantly in a horrible car accident. The driver died a few hours later. Both of these teen- THUBSPAV PWIMK TIMM ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN agers hod been drinking The driver hod a fake ID. and apparently had purchased alcohol for both of them. The autopsy report on my child came bock as legally intoxicated. My husband and 1 did every­ thing we could to warn our child about the dangers of alcohol and other drugs. Our words foil on druf ears, despite nil our pleas and warnings. Even alter two years, it’s still dif- T6BTBBB- ClNt MAS ‘ • LAKE M ARY CINEM A 11) ■ 1! K- JM O llr, THI LITTLE MERMAID ITUWT. too 100 109 M * t 30 BEAN iroiioissaM RED CORNER I 10410100*10 iisrrnjjif i,rifc,w ;.T | i THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO 140440miuo STARSHIP TROOPERS IkSsne PwVOI O W E s jw s s r 1 10400700*40 |KNOW WHAT YOU DIO L 1 B 4 40 74*1000_______ l DEVIL’S ADVOCATE 100 4 00 700*10 MAD CITY I B 4 30 710 1000 [AtCfokL—I— [IMwagl M B B S Chtol Warrant Oto. Woodrow JacSson. Mary Ann Taylor., Auadtoty president and Joanne 8mah. AusMary dtotrtct praaktont dteptoy tha $1,000 check tor Crooms Jr. ROTC program. Right: American Lsgion Poet 53 Command* Jbn Smith. Cadet tat U Brant Connor. Sgl. Q.W. Smith. Mary Arm Taylor. Joanna Smith, Mke Prokoach, American Legion Ovtoren and Youth chairman, proaont a $500 check to SHS Jr. ROTC. S THE JACKAL uotwrwiato «1 » flcutl to allow our surviving teen­ ager the freedom la gu out ut night. That wreck is always in the back of our minds Though this child Is dependable anil responsible, we live in four of the deadly driving of another drunken teen who thinks the only way to have fun ta to ille­ gally purchuse alcohol and other drugs. Since the world is still reeling' from the shock of the senseless death of the lYmcvus of Wales, per­ haps it's u gisol time for those who admired her lo stop and think beforv getting behind the wheel of a cur after they've been drinking. I rrulirr the problems or driving while intoxicated are not limited to teen-ager* and young adults. Every­ one. regardless of age, nreda to be made awure of this horrible prob­ lem S4i common in our society foduy. Parents and teachers, please show this letter to the young people you cure about. It may cause sum# kills lo wake up l>elorv> it’s too late. GRIEVING MOM IN TEXAS DEAR GRIEVING MOMi I o*fsr my deepest sympathy on the tragic loss of your firstborn. With the holidays rapidly Ap­ proaching, I hope your letter w ill serve as a cautionary re­ minder about the dangers o f driving under the Influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Although for years parents have ham­ mered home the message, “Don’t drive if you've been drinking,” they should also emphasise that when passengers are intoxicat­ ed, they cannot reliably Judge the sobriety of the driver. DEAR ABBY: My twu children, ugvs H and 11, each have chares ta do after every meal, such us clear­ ing the table or putting the dishes In thr* dishwasher. When Ihe children have friends over, however, they don't wont to do their chorea. Is It OK to make them? And if ao. should they be able to ask their guests to help? UNSURE MOM. MARINE ON SAINT CROIX. MINN. DEAR MOM: Every ramllv has Its own approach to chil­ dren and chorea, It‘a up to you to determine what works best for you, and then enforce It. If the children are responsible about performing their duties, an occaalonal night o ff when special friends visit could be a simple way of rewarding them. If you require that they do their choree even when they have company, their friends should not be expected to >■» them, unleae they volunteer lode so. DEAR ABBY: Although I’ve never written to you before, I huve whut I think is a valuable tip for the young mother whose child threw a temper tantrum in a department •tore, i She was alarmed that no one tried to stop her as she carried the screaming child from the store.) I taught both my children that if u stranger grabs them, they're to yell. *1*01 me down! You're not my daddy lor mommy i!* Hopefully this would arouse more attention than simply yelling would I hope this is helpful not only lo tlio woman who wrote ta you, hot to other parents as well. PROTECTIVE MOM IN TEXAS DEAR PROTECTIVE MOMi I appreciate your valuable sug­ gestion. Thank you for submit­ ting It. ••• DEAR ABBY: One more gripe from a senior citizen. Mine concerns having a mammogram. As I stand there with my bare breasts hanging down to my waist, my silver hair glistening In the bright light, the X-ray technician asks me, 'Are you pregnant?* D.M.K. IN LARGO. FLA DEAR D.M.K.t I f you lake Into account the fact that a 44year-old woman recently gave birth to a child through the mlrtherapy and In vitro fertilisation,____ i, I think that’* not on unfair question. �ONr— 6— wPBBB— V— M ■PV) « ■ ■ Sartord HerWd. San lord Florida - Thurydsy. N o v *n *o f 30. 1 M 7 Legal Notices Legal Notices i tmo c ir c u it c o u n t 00 TIM OMNnONTN (LLIM M 2AMIS j u d ic ia l c io c u it DIN*MS A B A U iW (•■MOOLI COVNTT. OLOCMOA cooo no . N M i r e i i i i NATIONAL LOAN MVtSTONS. L K t o o A M HCM8T "OTltttO mei m action tor AwaMton at M m j # 1m I i m u*d i f M i a CLAUCf MIHAFFEV and tnnocNiA ■ iM A iriT . m t« « a com < dottnaoo. M any. to a on l u m M W i l l . 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ACCONOiNO TO TNI PLAT THIRIOF AS NICONOID IN OLAT SOON JS. PAGIS IS ANO I I . PUBLIC NICONOS OF BSMMOLS COUNTY. OLONlOA WITNESS wy Itand and effictol te d ol eatd Court Wco llw d a y OlNOVSMSEN. IMF MARTANNE MONSI CIS NS OP CIRCUIT COUNT By dona I. M o d e Downy CWrO IN ACCONOANCI WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISASILI TICS ACT. PERSONS M NSSO op a s pe c ial accoaomooa THDN TO PANTICIPNTI M THIS PROCE l DON! SMALL. WITHIN A REASONABLE TNM PRIOR TO TUB PNOCIIDINO. CON­ TACT WILLIAM J. SOTCI. P A . SSI PINST AVENUE NORTH. SUITS (OS. ST PSTENSSUNO. Fl o r id a s j f s i . t s l ip h o n i • 11/M4 FEEI. I-SM-Mt-STTI (TOOL ON I SO*-SM-SFFS (VI via f io rjd a n il a * s i n v i c i PtikOon NooowSOF IS. IF, ISSF DCS-ISS M TIM CIRCUIT COUNT 00 TIM SMMTMNTN A N N IA L CIRCUIT N w Sow wow County. HondoLOT 4F. ALAFAVA 0*0 0 0 1 . PHASE I-UNIT A. ACCONOINO TO ths plat tnsnsop. NfCONOSO IN PLAT SOON SI. PAOSS SB THROUGH SB. iNCLUSIVt. PUBLIC NICONOS OP BIMMOLI COUNTY. FLONITOOITMSN otW NOTica COUNTV. C A M M . I m S | > S S 4 S-S FL0 P1GA BAN 0 0TTS4SS N N I Tito Adoption ol JOSSPM BLASS c ao w al la o s r Motor child ON WO PETITIONER RICHARD FRANCIS AMONESIM TO. JOSEPH USURY CAOWALLAOIR YOU ANS NOTIHSO Wot 0 MCI on w o h r day ol SR. I SOT. at 11*0 a at CSdOSy SSI NarW Pars ■t t n i . Legal Notices op f N Stole Rood 4S4. Ho 1201S4S. ARtwonle Sprmyo. FL SSF14. Sowmolo Cowdy. Hondo, ynder w o Ftctiltouo Nooto ol AVOWS. and mol I ■"tend Io regreter ooid name •NR Wo Drvtown el Corporal tone. TeRahaooee. Honda, w occordonoo wdR Oka provteioni Ol the Fwtsiout Name SUhitoo. To-Wd: Sacnon MS OS. Fkondo Standoo 1M I O y n y L. Worn PuMoh: Noyowbor M. IMF DSN-tSS RJOtCIAL CMCWIT C A M NO. BT-ISTB CA DIVISION I I I RYL ANO MONTOAOI COMPANY. NOTICI OP ACTION TO: CARLTON L l l TERRELL LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 4M ONI IN IPRINOI CINCH WINTER IPRINOS. FL IIFOB CURRENT RSSIOINCt UNKNOWN ANT AND ALL UNKNOWN PSRTIIS CLAIM INO ST. THROUGH. UNOIR. ANO AOAINST THS HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OlFINOANTlSI WHO ARE MOT SHOWN TO S I OSAO ON ALIVS. WHETHER saio u n k n o w n p a r t u s may CLAIM AN INTIM ST AS SPOUSSS. H i IKS. D fV iE lf s. ONANTISS. ON OTHER LAST KNOWN SSSIOINCt CURRENT NISI OS NCI YOU ANS NOTIFIED n o on action lo term N et • wonyoy* on Wo toMon o 0 prooorty m SEMINOLE Courtly. Hondo LOT IS. UNIT FOUR OF MOUNT OSIINWOOO. ACCOSOINO TO THS PLAT THINSOP. NfCONOSO M PLAT BOON ST. PAGES FO. FI ANO FS. OP THS PUNLIC KfCONOI OP IIM H 0OLI COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. t o o s t m in w it h th s f o l LOWtMQ Of ICRIBIO PERSON­ AL PROPERTY RANOI/OVfN. DISPOSAL. OtSHWASNIN. SMOKE DETECTOR. WALL TO WALL CASPITINO. MICROWAVE. WASMIR. DRYER. NIFRMIRATOft. IS ■ any. Wtwm M doyo an•• wo hrd SuhRSEEion at sue Nance at Action, on IcReoattte. MtCoSo. Roywor. Barton S ------ - * - - _ M ^ . IM was®h* . ol - - OSS-Ill M . ST. IM F 144 DIK-1SS MONTOAOI CORPORATION PLANETIPP VS. ROBERT I. SCOOONM. IT AL DSPSNOANT(S) SCOOOJNSand UNKNOWN SPOUSS OP NOOSNT I. SCOaONM TO: ROM NT I. ho/OSo/Way So Wring. and M ho/aha/lhoy Sd dead. Wo he oooyloo. homo, dovioaao. dlMlddd OAlidiMAS |to |t||ry fWIIOdlo OSMfrMVVo "VIIWSl c u Od irs. iryolooo. and Nl par1104 otahnmg an mteroel by. TO: SNUCI N. ANONIWS. Cyrrord Rond onto Urtaacwn any rtyht, into or loeorool In Wo . WroyoR. ruoo N. Cyrrord YOU A N ! NOTIHSO Wol an acaan la tatoctaoo a nortaoai on Wo loRewind prooorty In Sowmolo Cawdy. Hondo: Lai IBS. BUNRISI VXXAOI. UNIT S. Boo* ST. poro SB, ol Wo poMW record a oi Sowmolo Cowily. ooryo a cosy ol yaw andtan dolonooa. I any. Io H an MOOKI. SMITH • MOORS. Piamtiff a attorneys. SOS Qcsan Strool, Jnekton rtUe. Hondo SINS, no moro Wan Woty (SO) YOU ASS HERESY NOTIPWD ■tat an action to toracMee a otartyayo an the loilonmg LOT S. BLOCS S. PAINLANI ISTATII SECTION I. REPLAT. ACCORDING TO THI PLAT THEREOF AS NICONOID IN PLAT BOOS IS. PAGES ISO ANO ISI. OP THI PUNLIC '•-CORDS OP SIM IN O ll COUNTY. FLORIGA you are raquirod 10 lorvo a copy ol your written detenoee. • any. la S an DAVID J. ST* AM. ISO. Homtifl o attorney. nhoao oddroat lo (01 S Unlyoroty Drive MOO. Plantation. FL IU J 4 (no tour won M days how w# data o< Wa Idol pubUcetion el Wro noltco ot action) and Mo Wo ortyWol wtW Wo wtoe a detouR o « ha onlorod oyaMot yaw tor uio WITNESS my hwid and Wo seal si Hue Cowl M SEMINOLE County. Hondo. Wio IOW day el NOVIMSIN. IMF. oi SOI Norw Pars Aoonuo. Sudo H M l. Sonlard. Honda S2T71 at Wool Noo days pnor io We tree seamy. Telephone (40F) SSS-4SS0 lot 421F; I-S00-ESS-IFF1 (TOO (Cowl tool) MARYANNS MONSI CNrS ol wo Circud Cowl By OodorMI Conoid OaoueyOarS PwhOah: NovomSor IS. M. IMF O SS-Ill NO. ST-SHtCP IN R1 THE (STATE OF Oocoi 1. JOSS A. WIVES. ol OL. Cloth at Rio Court Oy: RkrW Kmy M TWO CIRCUIT COUNT. M A M FOR L I COUNTY. M C A M NO. ST-SSSS-C A-14-N ATLANTIC MORTOAM S INVCSTMINT CORPORATION. 0 - ol NOVEMBER. IMF. (SEA OSK-ISF id M TM WITNESS wy nond and Wo •aM al w w Court on duo 14W 10. IF. IMF M. I t . and 4. ft, IMF ^ M fMw LAKE MANY. FLONIOA to rovaOo your hciROONI and OhyRiWy lor lie oneuro and opoomtmont hoc Soon hied apomet you. You hoop Wo right to topur u o hoormy surewant io Section 11S ESS and 12117( 11. Florida Elotwtoo. bymo'hog a ropuool Mr homo to Moor once. Office e l logoi Eorytcoo. I l l Loroon BuSdmg. Toffohooooo. Florida H I M 0)11 P a remmet tor hoarmg lo not racotood hy January I, t i l Wa tight lo 0 hoorotg w •no mpitor ho • • r o d and the mouranco Commlooionot • n ditaooo ot ffuo couoo m accordance wtW low Pwhhoh Noiomhot 20. 2 F, and Docamber 4. II. IMF DEN-SI OP THS IINNT1 SNTM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT CARLTON I I I TINNILL. 01 d. Ao Dopuly Clark DATED an IMF. MARTANNS NORM CLINK OP THS CIRCUIT COUNT BV: Nancy R. Winter PH ( I t ooneast Maryanno Morse. Clara a( Wo I woman Courtly Co w l at SSI NerW P a s Aeonuo. Sandord. Hondo SSFF1 . M _ « 0 F-SS3-4SSS. QKlonoton TO ROBERT MICMAIL ri imASD CAIN NO. SS-IFNS-CA-I4-A CHEMICAL FINANCIAL CNEDiT SERVICES CORPORATION. 0 cor par affon. CURS OP TNI CIRCUIT COUNT Doduly Clerk LAW OPHCIS OP DAVID J STERN ATTONNtY PON PLAINTIFF M l S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITS BOO PLANTATION. FL 3S3S4 ST-I02MIFNW) Pushed: November IS. SO. IMF 0SK-I14 OP ASMIN 1ST RATIOS TO ALL PSRSORS HAVNEO CLAIMS ON OIMANOS AOAINST THS ABOVE (STATS ANO ALL OTHSR PERSONS MTINSSTSO BE THS ItT A IIi YOU A M MSMST N0 TIP« 0 Wol Wo odwwtohaMon ol Wo ooioio ol Nolan ■■ KauWoan. dotooood. Pda Numhoi ( M l 1CP M Ponduty m Wa C-rcud Court lot Sowmolo County, i n n . The paryonal rearaeon- laEloo al Wo ooioio N Rohan S. to I Boo IS MOH. WymtoMIFS. The now* and o ld n o or we soreanel reereeentetive o onerPm owwo wo WITHIN THRU MONTHS FROM THS OATS OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICI. is Me MW Wo •an ololomoni al any claim or Way may have, loch ho m writing and claim, wo noma and addreee ol Die creditor at Mo oyoni ol oil or nay. ond IHo amount claimed. It Wo claim M no! yet duo. the data whan n o il become duo ehec ho otaled. II Wo claim m cenimgeni ol unuquidolod. Wo nature ol Wa imeartamty ohoS ho elded. it Wo claim m oecured. Wa eocurtty ohoH ho doaenhod. The lo on Ohio the Clerk la mod one copy »o each seraonal repreoontolive. All pareono mloroolod m Pto ooioio to whom a copy ol into NolSo al Adw mi tu ol ion hoc boon monad wa rammed WITHPI THRU MONTHS FROM THI DAT! OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICI. Ip Mo WW choSonyo the validity ol Wa doc adorn ■ a * , me yuaMIcetiena aI Wo sereanaJ ropro oamoovo. or Wo vonue or krriedtollcn ol Pto court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANO OBJICTIOMS NOT SO FILED WILL B l FOREVER BARRIO Data ol wo Ion FubScouon ol Put Notice ol AdmInto *anon; Ho»omEar >Jm. IMF. Robert R Koultmon oi wo lotwo o t Ralph I Kauffman. Oocooood Gordon V Frederick Atlornay lor ItlWo Florid* Bar No. M 442 IIS North Park Avonuo Sonlard. FL I 27F1 (40F) 121-111} Publloh: Marombor I J. 20. IMF DSK-IIS Auction tat cash to Wo ____ btddot at S tM toey as p l . EorttorO. Ft IETF I . On December IW. IM F. W I S M am. ISS4 Hrudar TH vm a t sac 0 E2 OM Toaoood PuMoh toovomhot FO. IF. IM F 0SR-1SE A D S Orlando •Wlntaf Paik S«frtnoto 407 /322-2611 FP: I (hoard Stoctmr IBS A Ash Country NS VO P. O. Boa IIP . Pahory FLEET I t You wo herohy InFormod WW Bo 407 /831-9993 CIASSKKOOCPT HOURS M u ta u C*y Ctmm a Route I. hat EFSC Sorrento. PL E2TFE YOU ARE MOTIFIIO Wot an or non io Mroo iooo o mortgopo Eowmoto Cornwyi Florida FROM THS MONTH l/E CON­ NER OF SECTION F. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. HANOI 12 (AST. NUN NORTH M 04ONE EE 4E MINUTES M MCONOS (AST ALONO THS NORTH IM S OP SAIO SECTION F. A DISTANCE OP l l l l B4 PU T . TMENCI RUN SOUTH ( f Of ORE IE M MIN­ UTES S I SICONOS (AST ALONO OSCEOLA ROAD A DIS­ TANCE OF F F IM FIST. THS N CI RUN SOUTH » DEGRESS FS MINUTES M S IC ­ ONOS W IST E l l El FIST. TMENCI SOUTH M O fGASIS St MINUTES M SICONOS (AST ITS SI FIST FOR A POINT OP BIOINN MO. THINCI CONTINUE SOUTH SB DEGREES SI MINUTES M M C ­ ONOS (AST I4SSI FIST TO THI WtSTIRLV NtOMT-OF-WAY LPEI OP MULLET IA S I P A M ROAD. THINCI RUN NORTH El DEGREES IS hMNUTEB M EECO N O l (AST. ITS-ES FIST. THINCI RUN NORTH IS OSORIIS SI MNMTf S M S IC ­ ONOS W IST Ias.SI F t. T HINCI RUN SOUTH EE DEGREES IS MINUTES M M C ­ ONOS EMIT ITS 4S FT. TO POINT OF SB1 Dartd 2 Tony, femme SALIM. SAION S NIELSEN. PA. PO SO I SIM Tawyo. Florido Slid I puEOcotmn and Mo « ■nth Wo Clark ot pua Court KENT B V1LIZ. W R NOTICI IB HEREBY GIVEN WW Wo onOoreigns A Pro Clark W Wo Cweod Court tot and hy oittuo ot dM FmW Judy mint at POracleauto m Ierror at Mara L. *1 NAtooJX l c T A U M f PL'S DATED on NOVEMBER I FIR. IMF. MARYANNS MORSE Clark ot CircwH Court By Ruth Kmy Doyuty Clot* Puhhoh: Noromoor 10. IF, IMF OSSIES NOTICI m harohy yu an WW Iho Beard ot County C ow ioeIoreio at Sommoia County. FNnOo. mtonOo to hoH o pupho hoormy to conoiOor Pro on ootmam at w o orpwona o AN ONOdtANCI MCOOtPyPtO AMO AMSNOPtO THI CONSOL!DATED STRUT LIGHTPtG DISTRICT WITH THIRTY-FIVE LSVtLS OP SINVICI PON TNI UNRICONPONATID ARIAS OP MMMOLS COUNT*: SITTING STAMOANOd PON THORS THIRTV-FIVE LEVSLA: CONSOUOAT. PEG IX1STPEO STRUT LIGHTM O DISTRICTS INTO THOSE THMTV-PIVt LSVILSl CONSO LIOATIMG NSW STREET LIGHTING DISTRICTS WHICH ANS CUNNSNTLV MPEG CRSAXSO INTO TMOBI THINTV-PIV1 LEVELS. PROVIDING OIPIHITIOttS. PROVIOPtO FOR OOV■ NNANCI OP THS DISTRICT BY THS BOARD OP COUNTY FOR MAINTENANCE ANO OPt NATION OP IT M IT LIGHTS WITHIN THS DISTRICT; SITTPEO FORTH FISCAL AND ASSISSMINT PROCEDURES: ■MPOWIRINO THS LIVY OP SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS WITH­ IN T M DISTRICT; REPEAL OP OROiNAMCI NO. ES-SO ANO PROVIOWO POR EEVERASILITY INCLUSION IN THI SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COOS. AND AN EFFICTIVI DATS. M FBI pm., or soon tRemaMer on Wo 1SW W Osu mhir, IMF. W w o la w mate County Some oo Building, l i l t I sol Foot • treat. BCC ChomSoto. advnod WW. d Wop doc Ido to •000*1 any doclaton wads W sue hoormy. Way wW m od a record W ate procoodtnso. and. lor ouch purpooo. Way way need io msuro WW s vorhaum record at Pm procsodmga to mode, which record OtctodM mo locumany and svtdenes upon which wo appeal to lo Bo bated, par Section SM.01M. Fw oddmo m l mtoraulton rogordmy Pkto m l ICO. ptoaso contact MSBU Spoctohat at ES1-1IM oilon non FITS. Department ADA Coordinator C 4S hour! la advance al tha mooting w 1S1-I110 oolonoton Fyai. MARYANNS MORSE Clark 10 PM Board at County ConwMoolonoro W l omwolo County, Florido By: Ceryton Cohan Qiputw Ckrt PuMoh: Noromhor 20, IM F DSK-I2S jM N t lE S lt o R ora oWk CANS' AppFy SOD AM Road* M War* w NNdd IS M M l UQS S May t i l l •mdot and by owtoo W Wo tormo W die add Fmw j. fB P iw wto -s a s r HO msa day W Otoowioc. IMF, w Wo hour w 11 t o a w . Oka Ths SI BOO O A T H S * CoS 1 100 M G S U I e * 4ES0 (A 8 V PUSH BUTTON F B I N|. L IA M IN . M yrg ( M " MW SO 000 I V N R Pros OW A hoot W land lymg ■ Oka Northoaw i/a or Wo 1/4 W » cotton ( , To on (two IT ! 11000 on E oowtoEmy tot County homy Ftortdo: card Post mare portHotorty R Pm pl PM I R P t o toorWooW «/a W Boehm s . topowop El South. 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The (MART WOQSA U g a l N otlct» s r a s ss* la w i t s e m pm North s r s n r Saw IM I S Marta. P A. It tO North Orange Arronuo loci the Imptoyee BONUS!!! County Florida, homy Clod Action Ho fF-tSFy-CA-iy m L. Plomtot'o oclornoyo or miwodi ototy ihorooFtot. aWotwtao • dotauff wol I O NmN s----a-M a rtnmgl.mit ITM IWWt^M LrbPH^t^TE. w ot NGt ST-tBTS-CA-IS DSNFNB L. GRASS and MtCM IlLI M GRASS. P O T K I OP ACTION TO liaOO C. Gantry Loot t s t s s s s t (odHw yaM . 1 m EDO ANNETTE I BURKETT, ot W. too ate foouuod lo ooryo a oagy ot four or man dalOREOE. d any la P on promtO il anor- elely tltoroollor; slhorwoo o (ydymiid way So onlorod C L A 3 8 IR E D Notice n hwohF W t ♦ L tg a l N o llc«» NOTICS p ic T m o w s JOSSOH BLASS CAOWALLAO­ IS . oao Mod W Wo Clroail Cowl ol Sonwo W Cawdy, Honda, an NoraHior tsw , ISSF. ay SHOWS Fiona or Solera DSCIMSSN Sind. ISSF. and Mo wo onymei WW Wo ClarS Ol w o Cowl editor Soloro oorvico on Wo CLINK OP TIM COUNT Jans I . Jaasoda Beauty Clara CSNard B. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 20, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1997; <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/dc8d406fc822108a2fbff897e737e113.pdf 95eadba571cc4e538e25f60318eb7c1e PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY A u g u s t 13. 1997 Sanford Herald It r v ln t tanfortf, Lake Mary and tamlnala County alnaa 110* Mth Yaar, No. M3 - Sanford. Florida Waste not, want not Here, kitty kitty County keeps solid waste operations TO D A Y a y R U M W H IT E Herald S U IT W rilrr Krnneth H Murray from Delolttr UPS threatens jobs H Touche management sendees of United Parrel Service ha* ih rra irn rd lo fire at least 15.000 teamster* If they don't return to work by the end of Ih r week Part tim e employees are seeking pension bcnrf)ta and salaries. About 60 perrenl of the UPS w o rk ­ force is part tim e. According to reports. 100 of Ih r 1.400 teamsters who work for UPS in Central F lo r­ ida have eiassid the picket line. Nationwide, the com pany estimated that about 7.000 of 185.000 tcamalrre h a w returned to work Parsippany. N J.. proved egaln Wednesday that he has become a 'good news* provider for Seminole County. Murray, who has accountant written all over his handsome rumpled suit, helped the county solve its emergency medical serv­ ices debate early this summer O n Wednesday he delivered all the county needed to know abedt solid waste operations. Aa II waa with Ih r CM S Issue, so II Is with solid waste End of all trash talk, oliI reliable Kenneth R. Murray said The county can do the job 1rettrr than Ih rrr private com pa­ nies making bids Ozofto hol« expanding According to preliminary findings from a satellite released last week, the oxone hole near the South Pole. A thick cloud was o b ­ served forming around the pole which could potentially destroy the protective or one layer which shields the earth from ultraviolet ray* Ctoudsd Leopard Tab Hwang (greatness and strong*) goes exploring «sti Consol Florida n o Senior Docent Bob Teh Kwang is Jan g ( Vwcont (camera power) photographer Tommy ll.tsrd upon the cost nf tervire* «* * Waste. P u i S A Alzhtlmgr’g ggmlner A free educational seminar for caregivers with a family member In the ra rly In m iddle stages of Alshelmer's disease entitled *llow to Cope T will be presented by the Alrheimer * Association, Greater Orlando Chapter. Th e class will be held on Aug 14 from I to 3 p m at the lleardall Senior Center. 800 S Delaney A w .. Orlando and Aug 21 from 7 lo 0 p m at The Miller Center for Older Adult Services. 2010 Mlsell A w . Winter Park Topics Include understanding Althelm er's disease, comm unication, practical ways to manage daily activities and nullntonal needs For details, call (4071 628-0088 Optn houtt Sanford Middle School will hold Its annual ‘ Back to School* night for parents on Aug 14 at 7 p m . The e w n ln g will begin in the Louis D. Pelham Gym natorlum with a greellng and message from the principal. Illll Moore From there, parents will be dismissed lo go meet with their children's teachers and to learn about the programs that will involve Ihclr children during the school year Mett tht coaches Lake Mary High School will hold a meet the coaches night tonight at 7 p m. Students and their parents can meet the coaches of the various sports and recelw information nl>out season requirements. For information, call (407) 320-0550 Pawnbrokers convention Pawnshop operators throughout the slate will meet to exchange ideas with law e n ­ forcement. learn about legislature changes af­ fecting the industry and how to Improve their bottom line during the Annual Conw ntlon of the Florida Pawnbrokers Association. The conw ntlon will be held Aug 15 lo 17 ut the Holiday Inn SunSprec Resort. COO N. A t­ lantic A w .. Daytona Beach. For Information, call the Florida Pawnbro­ kers Association. Inc. at (800) 22C-3572. Oh brother, did we goof! Bless us Father, for we have sinned. But only a little. In a photo caption In Tuesday's Saitford Herald, we named the priest at All Souls Catholic Church Incorrectly. John Tro u t Is not a father, he Is only a brother; the brother of F r. Richard T ro u t. We will say three ’ O ur Fathers.* 10 'lla ll Mary's* and do an act of contrition. m i> -M IM L -----W C om ic*........... C rossw ord..... 4R ,6A .4 8 ......4A Sanford wants to clamp down on club B y M A R IA O R l M Herald Staff Writer The recent outdoor concert at the Tsunam i Beach C lub may h a w been Ms last If the CMy ef Bawfard haa anything to Bay about H. The Vans Warped To ur "BT held Aug. 3 which featured 23 nation­ ally known bands, skateboard rnmpetitions. In-line skating d e m ­ onstrations and wall clim bing competition, spurred several c o m ­ plaints from residents ranging from Illegal drug use lo the unau­ thorised sale of parking passes Len Siuglrr of Sanford told rily commissioners and Mayor Larry Dale on Monday that Ih r city did noi rare about residents *You h a w caved Into special in­ terest groups.’ Mogler said lie said exceptions continue lo be grantrd to Tsunam i despite drug arrests, noise ordinance violations and the selling of parking tickets at the adjacent Zsyrca shopping phua during the Warped To ur. Virginia ITendrrgrast. another resident of Sanford, said she did not feel safe in her own home dur­ ing concert events at Tsunam i be­ cause she was afraid. Predergrasi said she had spoken lo sew ral merchants at the West End llaxo She said one business owner observed drug use in thr ptosa. and he was prepared le re­ locate hla store *1 am frightened and scared to go lo that arra of town.* she said *1 beg you to protect me * Dole said he spent 4 I /2 hour* at the concert, so that he coukl monitor events. He said he put a stop to the selling of parking passes on public properly by T s u ­ nami's owner. Sian Smith Commissioner W hltry Eckstein who also serves on (he Expressway Authority, sold those cars should have l»een lowed and the money collected from Smith should go Ih r Authority He also queoUonad the amount of money, about 63.500. spent In legs! I n i by (he city re­ garding Tsunam i. Eckstein said he would not u p ­ per! the man ISmlthl again Referring to Tsunami's renova­ tion of the old West End Theater about a year ago. Eckstein sold. *1 thought this waa going to be a 6 a « C lu b . Fags 3A Manatee found dead in lake, three others are OK By M A R IA O R E M Herald Staff Writer Lake Monroe Is serving os the home for a group of manatees, one of whlcf was found dead yesterday afternoon. Wildlife officials, who al first thought there might h a w been a calf with the adult female mammal, called In the Florida Department of Environm ental Protection. Since there waa a possibility that there was a calf, the Sea World animal rescue learn waa notified, said Jam ison Smith, a marine biolo­ gist with the environmental agency. Smith said If there was a calf, and the mother had been removed, then the calf would have run. Consequently, a rescue team was needed to net In the surviving manatees. Upon closer inwstlgatlon. Sm ith said, three healthy adult manatees were found In the area, hut no calf. Using a net. about 15 feet deep and 300 feet long, the Sea World team then corralled the adults and released them. The dead manatee, weighing about 1.700 pounds, was loaded onto a truck and shipped to a lab in St. Petersburg where a necropsy will be performed. Sm ith said. The manatees could h a w been a family trav­ eling together. Smith said, adding that m ana­ tees. which are an endangered species, lend lo stay together. According to Smith. U waa quite unusual that Sm Work) animal rsseu* Isam nsts a Ive menales In Laka Monroo Tuesday. Ths manatM was rslsassd. along w«h two ottisrs. Another manatM was found mod lo daad and a necropsy is being parlor i the cause. the manatees were found In the lake because his agency only gets about one or two calls a year from Seminole County. He said the mana­ tees were most likely rrom the St. Jo hn s R iw r and were possibly in Lake Monroe because they had found a good grass bed. The manatees were discovered on the south shore of Lake Monroe about half way between Sanford and Interstate 4. T h e y look for good grassy beds and once they find one they tend to stay there.* he said. 8 m Maaataaa, Faga 3 A Horoscope. Folic*.........................3 A S p o rts.............. 1■•>■ T V .------------------------------- 6 A W sathor... 8A Judge rules: Gang recruitment law stands B y D A V ID F R A H S R Herald Staff Writer O n Tuesday. Seminole County Circuit Judge Gene Stephenson ruled that the state's new gang recruitment law does not violate the U.S. Constitution. The anti-gang law came Into being In 1006. and It tried to halt the recruitment of any new gang members. The judge’s decision clears a path for state attorneys to stunt the growth of gang activity. It Is a felony to recruit someone Into a gang involved in crim inal activity according to this law. ‘ Last February, the Sheriffs Office Gang Suppression -Squad arrested three Lake Mary High School teenagers for violating the anti­ gang law. Victor Boyd. 16. Thom as Savastano. 15. and Jerem y Estep. 15. were accused of beating a 12-year old boy who refused to Join their gang. The beating occured at the Regency Apartments on State Road 436 In Fern Park. It was the Public Defender's Office, which represented Victor Boyd, that brought a challenge to the law. Th is office has also claim ed that If Boyd la convicted on the charges, then the office would then challenge the law si the appellate court. The office finds the law unconstitutional because It violates freedom of speech and freedom of association. S U B S C R I B E I O 1M L S A N L O R D H E R A L D F O R I H E B L S I L O C A L N E W S t u V f R A C E I C a l l 322-26 1 1 �?A S..i'",,'iit| SrlfttdM •Hof'MJUt VVisiw'Stlj* August '3 1*19/ Fidel Castro is 71 on lefty’s day Good day for lofty 1 ,-f f it , |l I•1 l llh l’l Mllltlt|l.lV$ , in , i it tat .iti Inf* i n .it n m . | I* Ii f I ».i\ Ion I ,«U x Hi* ,j ! »v ffi III* still Si |ini,. 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Mirk had lo liavi a lit ■■ii Ii ruler lo he able to m r . i ' i m tin In u;hi ol ihe plants as they i;n w Miith also ailiied wheels that turn Add ■It trees instead ol lust I m <k and lorth wh n l i made ll easier lo maneuver tin ■at t I he i lass has In en t i o u um squash peas, t i r e n hearts, and lietlis At the •ml ot the si hoot year we plan to have a plrllli and invite patents ami b l i n d s The kills will sill the p io d m e ol the plants |i|> pi-ndint! mi m .itnutvl s.» Muv will learn luisiness skills as w ill l i ny may waul to pi a ptalll at S5 and Wel l see ll it sills II it tloesll I we II explott why I • • . I .fllWl ll ii. ’ hi I ola 1 .■, 'I* *.• 11 V s.. ! . k! a ! .1 *A ■ ! i •A ■ 1 III,. a • r I . s. . . I..| W 1!.<! fft* » Ilf* ?' <f f Nf \l H . 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IBM Ilk m i Avenue. Mm liuqlun. V T plants du 11.ii k liei.ntse Miiiirniti lort|ol to O l'lttl ol piione I M n n -M v TS fiU O . r * * I' * t I �■».intofrl Herald Santortl Flonrt, W a s te P O LIC E B R IEFS Domestic violence charged Sir v<- llliiw ti i?7. til ill’ll S A t i n d f f U C 11 . S.mliinl w.is l llfs t e il I I i i i I m I"V I«v s.ililrtlil |hi ||i «' llliiwti W.is r ll.Itl'ril With •»y • IV I t 'l l IrliillM s||> v Hitr III r I l.ltivllll'. I mil r. ill'll w i|n'ii mil it liitiv |HisM-s .inn nl I i i i . i i i i i s .mil . i i h s I i i I 111 I llll l|*l 1.1,1 W.IV lll||ii|l s i n llll. il III xV"s W.lllllll! III Ills • II s'i| i*. *s, . 11v n.iilnii! I’ ’i ill. * m i . til In i\li ii nil *il Ills i\ rii Hr n ml * ' HI II n i l I I'll IS III r.M iMiitlil ll||;r I I .III s.illliilll M.IS •i i **<'I It .in •! iv liv '• iiili.nl 11*ilii i■ l l i i i i l s i . n w.is i l i . n i *i il wi'li iij'i i. ili ■! 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I ■• * • '• • in.in.it'• .,p j.. , i , t i., • . t t.itm c -md s11* * I ! i." •>« • ii i-i't" r pt» e I' It.’ - I ' , I ! " ! " ' flipsV a , |.r .. . !« i t-li'i-.ii ,1 tid'if it i ' ..ll tt" 1 .SI ! di-.ith It"! ’ • ■' tt* • " . It. Hi III e ! H J, I ’ i III.Ill ll. • III ill « •t• ' * • I ! . .r i■! , \t h i - • p it t si... 1,1AI I Ml' For Personal & Commercial Insurance .Ifl't i r t I*S ilf|r |>s ■ 'ti Kondracke < x ii t i m ir d Irxttl I’a^e tA • •. v s l l ! I I |n i • • lit s. iv i i " ! ' • • I ' fti ..ell pxtdn d*."tit |..i l.rpli.irdt .! f if I' . ti.ili Hiite !*• p x t ii" n.s t " . Ii.illi nee f • !• <tt. im inie' ,' .u 7 I p. i . . i .i i • ' » » » . , . xl, a M .* i sl>itvd"'Wh . >| n n <li <1 "I • X • I 't " I I'X ll'il •, " . i * M.r I nitf ! ' ' • , |.i -■ , .ls '. I , - i . In c i d e n t s ■ • ' .• a .,h , ' ■ .. tl. H .............. . •. • ................ { " H "> * • t x •• • J . » • ' « ! ! . (* . . 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I i if i ill;, li rf*!* s •!!»• Vi*l* II 1 • t « k • !I 4•*t i•i i \\• a•••• I •\ f* • . i» • f *■• •• I*1 |ti ,ii**l . i ; * *•• •■ i ,». >»••;* n i rut iv i * , Ii pi,iv* f . •i . hi i I if* • • * •• • n ;»• » %%•I* ?, |l|»S •% ||| if.* \ ?• .* •**. « I * * i l in ii •v i * *?“ i* 11 1 11 J li in tl,* hi M*» K I ’M Ml I? i • 1if li* v I ' * It* I lilts All*- *»f- • M M> till.IV III !fl« t |♦HI ti|*M k . ’t k- * i f ! t * t|I II**!** I Mm \ • I i • I. \ ii i »\l*it* inf it • « luM> |****i| iv.i** s t **1• n M :.•! ii if « i f 1* Itti iv* 9 i •• i f s tl in it iii’ tt* i ' w is si.,;» n M..|h 1 ii m tin r»iHi lil«i« k *•? \t ip!i \i» t*ii* \ film j i»i * • i\•*i t!* ' ' t n ivitli i.ilimiH p<fs«iti.il f»* I n t i l u : s •i is st••!* ti M*.ii.l ii iti II** |i»‘ l I i I*n k ill Smith I .ilk A it nut \ I m in s Pi7 H i n l i t i vv is sfult ti Ml.nil.IV hi llir l»l*** k **1 Itid t« *v*mh| A vi lint \ m it* *.| I ImI nl t i I li I* *f si «| i In i k worth s 11Hi .tilt I SriJO |f| • ,i**h .is vi*ll is p« f sim.tl t*t |i»ni!tiit!s w i f e *»ln|»h Mnfiit.iV III lilt* '*?r»no h|**t k *»f I l i i tw ill Avrimt* A piifsi |t i i « If v .uni i ish Vi Ml lh sr»li*t w.is stnlt'ii Itirsil.tv .it ( ,istl» Hrrvit f ( Hurt Domestic violence arrest M I'u r n lr s |ti lit O i l UtllflltVIfW III l..lkc M.lfV. W.IS ,Mli sled 1i i c m I.iv l>> h c m m x lf County «I«’ |»*I1U*s I'llflltc s w . is • I i .ii is il with h .d tciy liliimr stii violent cl .mil " n e s t e d .it her li siili ll. I Ih jHirt Mini tll.lt l lll liti s kll k,, 1 lil t lllish.mil .mil i liukcil him with .i sti.ip Ground beef lands man in jail .Inhii Wans,-ly. 2!). nl HHi Stcilm i; C l . S.inlmil w.is arrested Monday hy S.m lord polite W .msclv w.is < h.ir^i-tl with ret.ill llicfi .mil rcsistm i’ u m e n h.ml I n lin e heintt m rc M c il iii tin* I Mm him k nl Srnilli l i e i u h Avenue lh-|niil s.iut lll.il he i.u rn il rnil .i h.in ul urmunl heel Today C o n t in u e d f r o m l ’« s e 2 A ilny. An** lit. IU *il. the K.isi ('■rrm.in i>overinnenl eluseil till' Iniltier h e lw e e ll tile c.isl .mil west sei Inis ul l l e i l m They used ,i h.uher wire l e n i e In illsinnr.ifle liiMher pnpnl.i I lull nniveinenl lx tlx west T elephone .mil pxsl.il s e m i es w ere stnppeil Anil l.iler III (lie w eek ii t i i n i r e l e vv.ill w.is c r e e le d The IJerlln Wnll w.is d isin .m 'led nn Nnv i). 1‘ iHM Tml.iy's it eetx r.il Imltd.iy in luuisi.i Wninen s D.iy A n d in Sweden, it's tunc tor er.iylisli ( i.ixtish ( . hi lie served In t e s l.m r.m ls .it the si.tri xl ilxit.iy ils h se.ison I lie IimmI l.idy. Julia Child will lie Hf> nn T h u rs d .iy . Thimeht you would w.uil to know .inil niiikc tier .1 (.ik e 2579 S. French Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 I n t o l h t i i <>rs h tH u ra n rr t'AHI. • >' >t • ■* 1 • A• * If l l it u • I ! n Hi T O N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E (In ft % tiii j><« n l i fi* t.^hl . i I mmi ! 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I I ' x mi . d It.une l.i.nc wxi.d m 1 li.itei xi .irr.uup Vi l ' • » * • ' ' - • X *k* 1* H* Vi .| 1 II .,!. . - >,,|'•1••* * 1 a■! 1.f 1 » i . •«* f| III • III * 1. if* .*! U.< • f • if •*. r ii • i • t i . i '• 'li •• md i x" . if.?* • l l fj.i > *«• if.' ,ii \r 11, x . •I ^ Hi* l i.lt Vl|| |I, >| • • tl* V.1 1Vi »> Ct .md 1. a*•1• U I. I ir i n .d ill .m d • •i H iwthi •X1.« 11urn t d 111, Mil . in.l.t in •, h ii (.' "t 1. f ifll.* Hi* 11?- ) 11, I*. I i .iiii lx ..ii. .il. tit s.'i xi. r \lt me* Hienls tx lit.(Illk A t i il 11■iin- V . i I. Alipiit t u. t >.ii.t..i.i i i (.•::• i i.i,* «JJ l i f e Mum,. (,,i* H m m x ,...s 'A/ Vv / I t.y(Jr 1t W e Stand The Test O f Tim e. Think about it For a smaller dealer to t « thriving in this economy and with a'l the changes taking place in the automotVe world We Must B i Doing a Lot of Things Right Why not visit us first next time’ IIAHVtY. JAMtS JACKSON I IIIl**f li %* Ik) f .1 \!| 1.111)1 « ' • 1 't'ii if.iti* v f»r i m ** ii uit>* !»•*•1 • •• II I'* .; •!! lie li»*M .»* II ,1111 •>u Anji I r* .if Itf.iinkitv* I mi* i .il 11**fii** f |i .ij***I wifll l<* i ll* I III V I.ill "tli> i .Him^ lllll’f III* lit Vi|H IIII ('.iki.lMII I «ik i « in* f**i\ I i i « ii «S iii .li « .ill •f ( *f ,t|||k«'V I lilHf.lt 11 •!»»«* H|| Kaiser PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Bl.d . Deland o C I l i V L M C t m n i l • OAV IONA 904 11? 4140 . C » l A f . 0 o « 0 ; D t O M t N O C A U 0 A I t x | C 0 *I,C» o r M A S I t - f M l i A V I S A ' J mi n i s JAM ES JAC KSO N IIA K V E Y .1.lines .l.it ksou ll.irvey. 57 ( .irpeuter Avenue. Osteen died Miuul.iy. Aue I I . 11*117 .it Ins resideuee llxru in •ikeeiTmliee nn M .in ti dll 1 0 1 0 . lie w.is ,1 Infinite test dent xl ('c u lr.il rtorid.i lie w.is .111 c l f i t r u . d c u n t r .x ln r ll.irvey was ,1 mciuhei xl S . i i i Ih h I l.mlee <>2 and he was a I’riilestant Survivors im lode dauehti l s. Ivlin Ihuieouhas. (Iv ie d " C m d v Mel/, (ialncsvillc. (la . Dehhie (icill. Sar.iMita inxlher. Kate. Osteen sisters. ■hidy Hardy. Dellary. .kw Willm rii. Osteen, hiothcrs. Kenneth. Deltona. Donald. Winter I’ark. five eiamlehil then ( i ia m k x w Funeral llum e. Sillduril. Ill eh.nee "I af la u ee m e u ls H O Y LEE I I E K R E L L Hxy Lee I lei tell HI M im s Koatl, (ieneva. Tuesday. A u e 12. 1907 in Vi rein In. lie moved to trill ITnrldn in I05r» Mr Old died I Inin (e n Her - WEDNESDAY IS STI LL F A M I L Y DAY • 3 - P I E C E D I N N E R S 3 . 29 • 2 P I E C E L U N C H S 2 .99 1905 S . 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Ill !•"• w h in tl"- 2-Plece C o m b o SH Meal $ o 99 • 2 aide Itcmii • 1 h o m c a ty le b n t t e n n l l k lllwriltl • 2 0 o*. drink Not valid with any otf>ar offar or Good lor e fanned lane PtuaTa, CIm ih I'miumii tin lie Of GoklCfl III t» Makawl. �Editorials/ Opinions H JOSEPH PERKINS 300 N. FR EN C H A V E .. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 or S S I-0003 U n it l »H F u * h . SUBSCRIPTION RATE: a Month*...............................SIS.50 0 Month*...............................$39.00 1 Year................................... S7S.00 i I n In i to i EDITORIAL T h e look of progress ,’i — ■ M From all outward appearances. San* ford appears to be on the brink of posi­ tive and long-awaited progress on the •waterfront. A development group is proceeding with a site study for a w a­ terfront hotel and civic center, after making some presentations to city commissioners. For years. Sanford has lagged behind Seminole County neighbors when It comes to economic growth and the draw of good Jobs. Jump-starting the movement for Improvement was the ; downtown historic district renaissance, which transformed a largely vacant commercial district Into a bustling blend of antique shops, offices, quaint retail establishments and cafes. Homes in the residential district blossomed like San Francisco's Victorian painted ladles lining Haight Ashbury. For 18 years, this quiet little movement prolif­ erated. And now. developers have noticed what a jewel rests along the shores of Lake Monroe. Joseph Paclttl. president of PRA Development A Management Corporation of Philadelphia this week told Sanford commissioners that his company Is interested in building a 200-room hotel with an adjoining civic/convention center, seating ca­ pacity up to 5.000. Paclttl said, the .ftptel complex would be built out Into the water and an artificial beach would be constructed beyond the existing sea wall. Commissioners made available to Paclttl a study completed In 1994. requisitioned by the Waterfront Steer­ ing Committee. Paclttl will meet with that committee a s plans progress. Sanford Is on the verge or some ex­ citing^ times. We applaud Paclttl's fore­ sight in choosing to become part of those times. And we applaud city commissioners for continued and pro­ active Interest in this project. It's time to abolish the useless INS Doris Meissner could find herself out of a Job next year. A federal advisory panel hn» recommended that her beleaguered agency. I he Immigration and Naturalisation Service, be abolished and Ita duties handed olT la other government agencies. Th is amounts to a "no confidence* vole In Meissner, w ho promised lo reform the IN S when the took over its reins In 1003. O n her watch, the agency has not only failed lo secure this nation's borders from invasion by illegal aliens. II also has completely fallen down on Its Job of preserving the Integrity or the U S citizenship process. Indeed, while Meissner suggests that IN S Initiatives like ‘ Operation Gatekeeper* linvr stanched the influx of Illegal aliens along America's southern tmrder. her agency** webs'le shows that the num bers of illegal* stealing Into the Unltrd Slates has remained constant at more than 300.000 a year Also, while Meissner claims that ’ there is no validity to the notion that people are becoming citizens today who would not have 10 year* ago.* a Justice Department report revealed that her agency allowed more than IS0.000 foreign nationals lo become American c ltlirn a without f The agency his filled lo secure Ihii nation's border from invasion by illegal aliens. J completion of legally required criminal background checks. Th is was In addition to 71.000 aliens with criminal records (Including IQ.BOO charged with such felonies as rape, child molestation mid aggravated assaultl whom Ihe INS actually knew about, hut who received U S. citizenship anyway. Meanwhile, at least several thousand Immigrants without criminal records obtalurd U S citizenship through fraudulent means M ail were clients of Nalurnlirnllon Assistance Services, one of six private companies authorized by Metaaner-a agency lo administer tests for immigrants seeking citizenship. NAS. boasting a nationwide operation of more than 400 affiliates, went m o d i farther than merely administering citizenship tesfa. A n expose by A D C -T V s *20/20.* using a hidden camera, showed N A S test monitor* providing correct answer* to immigrant test laker*. Moreover, m any of the test takers couldnl even speak English, a prerequisite for becoming an American citizen. After revelation of each and every INS fading. Meissner has promised to ’fundamentally restructure* her agency and to matte •significant changes * Rut Ihe U S. Commission on Im m igration Reform, which urges abolition of Ih r INS. argues that ihe agency t s ’aet up for failure * And in Ihe word* of Rruce A Morrison, o n r of the commission's nine members. *lhere arc some fundamental structural impediments lo doing the job right." So Morrison and his fellow commissioners, appointed by both Congress and the president, recommend that the immigration syslrm be broken down Into four components: border and I h Perkins, Pag* 3A SARA ECKEL K e e p in g ,t a il g a t in g , ftE O O E tf l a n g s w i t c h i n g . i'm g o i n g to 6 It's ran Hut w* really know wkes a disaster has been averted.} M K TOU TO STETOUTOF TH E VEHICLE A N P TAKE A N INTELLIGENCE T E S T D'oh! Why me? MORTON KONDRACKE Poll shows that Clinton rules A new survey confirm* that Cllnlon-style centrist thinking attracts big majorities or voter*. B u t the Democratic Leadership Council poll also reveal* opportunities for populists of both the left and right. The poll shows that voters are self-declared moderates, reject both libera) and conservative ideas on the role of government, and want major reforms In Medicare and education. At the same time, they are also leery of free trade, want fewer Immigrants allowed into the country, and favor higher taxes for rich people and corporations. Conducted b y President Clinton’s pollster. Mark Penn, most of the poll’s results support the D L C s notion that "new Democrat* Ideas rule the political landscape these days. Politically, that's good news for Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, whose approval ratings are 64 percent and 80 percent, respectively. It's bad news both for conservative Republicans and Democratic liberals like Gore's 2000 presidential rival. House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt. D-M o. As in other polls, voters give Democrats an advantage in the generic 1008 congressional ballot, 30 percent to 33 percent for Republicans. Am ong Democrats. Gore has a favorablllly rating of 82 percent, while Gephardt'a to 48 percent. F ully 31 percent of Democrat* aren't even familiar with Gephardt's name, compared with a mere 4 percent unfamiliar with Gore's. More seriously for Gephardt. Democrats overwhelmingly support the Clinton position on moat Issues dividing the Democratic Parly. Including welfare reform, means-testing Medicare, and the 1007 budget agreement. Oephardt has more potential support on trade and taxes, thoughO n ly 20 percent of Democrats •• and 24 percent of all voters •• say that poor people should get government benefits as long as they need them, while 86 percent of Democrat* and 70 percent of all voters favor the kind of time limits Included In the 1008 welfare reform b ill that Clinton signed and Oephardt opposed. Seventy-five percent of all voters and 74 percent of Democrats would support Increasing Medicare prem iums for the wealthy, an Idea supported by Clinton and opposed b y Gephardt. Seventy-six percent of Democrats believe It to more Important to reform Medicare than to protect It from budget cuts. And the poll Indicated substantial support for privatizing Social Security, which liberals oppose. Perhaps moat damaging of all for Gephardt and other liberals, the poll Indicated that Democrats overwhelmingly support the 1907 cement and will punish Democrats It. aa Oephardt did. ' The poll shows that voters are self-declared moderates.} Sixty-seven percent of Democrats, and the same proportion of all voters, support the deal. Democratic voters say that, by 84 percent to 5 percent, they would be Inclined to vote for a Democratic candidate who supported the deal, but support drops to 55 percent for a Democrat who opposed It. Among all voters. 54 percent say they would support a Democratic incumbent who voted for ihe deal, but by 40 percent to 27 percent, they would oppose a Democrat who voted against the deal. Results on the budget are subject to the caveat that only 400 voters were polled on that subject, compared to 1.000 on all others. When asked about what role government should play. 52 percent of all voters support Clinton's declared option of 'helping people equip themselves to solve their own problems.' Only 12 percent of all voters and 20 percent of Democrats support the liberal notion that government should ’solve problems and protect people from adversity.* Thirty-four percent support the conservative view that government should 'stay out of people's lives to they can solve problems* themselves. Sixty percent of voters and 38 percent of Democrats believe that government should do less than It does now. although that number drops to 43 percent overall and 30 percent among Democrats when It comes to helping children. In more bad news for Republicans, votera overwhelmingly 1 support stronger environmental regulation, spending more to help welfare recipient* find work, and higher taxes on rich people and corporations. Two-thirds of all voters and 73 percent of Democrat! believe that ‘ the wealthiest Americans should be asked to pay more In taxes* than they do now. Looking toward the administration's light this fall over fast-track trade authority, there’s both good news and bad news in the survey. Fifty-three percent of all voters and 67 percent or Democrats favor giving Clinton fast-track Fags 3 A I've been m issing a lot of trains lately. Moat recently, it was the one to my parents' farmhouse In upstate New York, i foil terrible aboul missing the train •• or. rather, falling lo secure a reservation - because N meant I would miss dinner, and cut short the already limited time I would have with my family. Hcfore that. I bungled a subway transfer when I was apartment b u s tin g in Brooklyn, and lost out on an ahaotussly perfect p k w . Rut the worst one was actually a plane. It was canceled due lo weather the morning I was headed lo m y aunt's funeral. I stood at the ticket counter In stunned disbelief Did they actually mean lo tell me I was going lo miss my beloved aunt's service? Th e attendant responded with the studied patience of a professional accustomed to dealing w ith the desperate and the dismayed. Yea. they did. When these things happen. I always curse the stars and scold myself for not doing things differently. Why didn't I call In my rearrval Ions earlier? W hy didn't I pay attention at 14th Street? W hy didn't I fly out the night before? I obsess over my fateful error, mentally retracing m y steps, finding the flaw, rewriting the past. So It was strange to hear about the alleged lot lo bomb a New York C ity subway atop. d II c c raided a Brooklyn apartment building end found several explosive devices, which the occupants were apparently planning lo use to bomb a Brooklyn subway station and a commuter bus. S The bust no doubt suved lens. If not hundreds, of lives by catching Ihe bom b makers before disaster struck. And. watching the report on the news, I realized they might have saved the life of someone dear to me. Th e y may have even saved my own life. It's rare that we really know when a disaster has truly been averted. Usually disasters are prevented In more mundane ways. A bridge undergoes its usual repairs. A child to immunised. A drinker hands over the car keys. Several years ago. a man got drunk in an airport bar and missed hto flight, a flight that later crashed and killed all of the people on board. Though the newspapers mostly focused on the disaster - the victims, the families - there was also the small supplemental story of the man who was spared. If only we could know how often we are that man. H aw many times we turned the right com er, not the wrong one. Maybe then we could learn to appreciate our leas-thanperfect live*. I have made It to my parent's house In the country now. I caught another train. And as I drive along the back roads past the dairy farms and the green valleys. I think about how beautiful It all to to me now and how bland and ordinary It appeared when I lived here. *We don't see it.' said the owner of a roadhouse when I commented on the landscape. *1 didn't either,' I said. Fd like to say that from now on H I always be able to appreciate the good fortune of chaotic and gafTe-fllled life. That I will always see the wonder in familiar surroundings. But I probably won't. I’ll find a new crisis, a new frustration, a new reason to slap my palm to m y forehead and ask. *WHY to this happening?* But for today at least, I'll enjoy the scenery. �Sanford HoraM, Sanford, Flortda - WadnaoMy. Auquil 13. 1W7 - M L t f lil N o tlc o TO RUPONOOMT! UNOA R T HraON, aa«a ar a < ' “ j s a a r w Bi 'P * t ■> PO^P H nM JadanaM. la n Ri Lm 14, Meet a . M ALTM BHORCO M M T AOOITIOM. aaaanHa ta Ha MM H enef a t waatdad H HM leak IA ra*a a, at Ha PuBRa Maaarda af a MB1Wana ....... .. AM ORDNMNCB OF INC C ITT o r L A M HANY, riO M O A . AAMHONM OAOMAMCa NO! 3 i® 0* " 0 * CHANTIN ia a .n o r t m c it y o r l a r i M ANTCOoaoroiMNNAHcaa” M jSWP f t t TH« t n n LNMTAE S I * co N om oN A t uaa PBaaarr. m o v n h h o t o n COOITICATIOH, PROt/IOWO eOM TUCTt. 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H a n d 1TANOARO FCOfRAL DANK. PMKKMf, am ROM RT B. BRUNBLU. M. X , a n dafandWM. I tsHR sad to Ha MfM M kWdar Mr cacti M Ha W an Front Odor al Ha Bawimla Caunty CaurHwuaa, Banfatd, FlarMa. M Ha Ban at 11*0 am ., an Ha tm day al BaakanWar, 1H7. dw MKonWy daaarWa* pnparty: LOT M , BLOCK X SKYLARK. ACCORMNO TO T H I P U T T M M O F M CO R M O M P U T BOOK IT . PAM M OF T H I PUBLIC M CO R O ! OF M M IN O U COUNTY. FLORIDA. OATBO Hia t « dm ot Auyutt, 1W7. Marydnm Mend CMrk Ctrcm Com ft. mthii W« |Rd VOUOn n—a.—— ■f - UwiOllff Oaputy dark ROOIR D. M AR . ftA. ft O. Ban 4BM Orlande, PL M M I .80. IM T I It , M . IM T OBH-TM £ �T '■%* ti i| * S A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Wsdnssdny, August 13, 1SS7 Blood Bank soaks donors Central Florida lllood (lank Is asking donors of all types blood - especially O -lyp c donors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E . Second St. For information. caU 322-0822. Optimist Club moots wookly Th e Sanford Optimist C lu b meets every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323 2104 or 32241298. Kiwsnis Club moots Wodnosdoy Th e Klwanls Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford C ivic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefmnt. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Sm ith. 323-5088. Dancing for soniors Th e Over 50 Dance C lub dance ta held every Wednesday. Irum 2:30 • 4:30 p m . at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Deltnnlans 11-piece la n d Donation 82.00. AlAnon moots Wodnosdoys A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics I A l­ Anon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p m ., at 111 E. 27th S t just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or memliers are welcome to this 12-step group Jamin Ccvclo. chef Instructor. the New England Culinary In ■tltute. Eaaex. Vt. C R EA M OF W A TE R C R E S S SOUP 4 bunches of watercress, wellrinsed and allowed to dry I quart chicken stock 6 tablespoons butler I Spanish onion, peeled and thinly sliced I /3 cup dour I quart milk Salt nnd white pepper to taste 1 cup heavy cream, chilled { K Remove the leaves from the stems of the watercress, re­ serving 10 leaves far garnish, tiring the chicken stock to a boil in a saucepan und odd the stems. Reduce the stock b y about half and strain into a bowl. Melt the butter In a large saucepan over moderate heat, and add the onion. Cook the onion until translucent, about 5 minutes, and add the Hour. Sur well and rook for 2 m in ­ utes. Gradually add the milk, and bring to a boll Add the watercress leaves, and cook for 2 more minutes (Do not let the watercress darken ! Pour the mixture into a food processor and puree, adding the strained chicken stork. Strain the soup through a fine strainer into a bowl that Is sit­ ting over a howl of Ice. Season with salt and pepper, and chill until ready to serve. Divide among 0 to 8 soup howls. W hip lhe cream, and odd a dollop to the renter of each soup serving Garnish with reserved watercress leaves Yield: serves 0 to 8. - Recipe from "The Dean A D r Luca Cookbook.* by David Roscngortrn. el ai. (Random House. 10061. S Cosstlinors moot Wodnosdoy The Coasillners meetings are held at 10 a m . the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E . S e m in o le lllv d All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are Invited to attend. For Information, call Horace Green. 322-5493. Sanford Women's Club mssts monthly Th e Sanlurd Woman's C lu b meets the first Wednesday of earh month, at 11 a m ., at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservation* for the noon luncheon are necessary through the telepltone committee. Following luncheon, a program is presented. Welcome Wagon newcomers’ coffee Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon C lub of Seminole Countv hold* a coffee for newcomers the *rcond Wednesday of every month tram to a m. until noon. For Information on address, rail I telly, 6954)144. nr L u ry . 322-7877. Lunch end fellowship All area seniors are Invited to join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox C hu rch of St. Stephen. 1895 Lake Em m a Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at ttnnn. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship Th e group meets on the second and founh Wednesday of the month. For more information, contact Mary Burke at 3306391/ w toowoo rorsons moot All widowed persons are Invited to meet at 1:30 p m . the second and Inurih Wednesday ol every 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 Lak e T r ip le t D riv e . Casselberry. Wslcoms Wagon monthly kmehaon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon C lu b of Seminole County holds the regular m onthly luncheon overling at 11:30 a m . on the third Wednesday of every month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty. 695-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877 Alzhsimsr’s suport group T h e Alshelmer'a Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m .. at .the Frank Evans Center in Lake Mary. A ll Interested ore invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed AU he lm cr therapist, leads the discussion and an­ swers questions. For Information, rail 323-4938 or 324-3080. Woman's Club to most O n a hot. muggy summer night, there's no b e t t e r dish than a bowl of cold soup. Serve It as a first course, followed by MARIALISA some grilled fish and a salad, and you've got yourself a ter­ CALTA rifically satisfying, cool su m ­ mer meal. Serve It as the main course, with salad and bread and Italian Ice far dessert, and you'll feel practically arctic. Somehow. I think, cold soup corn. cooked and drained the reputation of being a >d of snooty, ralsed-pinkle 2 tablespoons olive oil I clove garlic, peeled and kind of dish, maybe because minced (lie first chilled soup most of 1/2 medium red onion, peeled us ever heard about was vlnnd diced chyssolse. which, if nothing I shallot. peeled and minced else, sounds old and French 1/2 cucumber, peeled, seedrtl and intimidating (It was actu­ anti chopped ally a 20th century. New York 1/2 red bell pepper, seeded City creation.I Just the name and chopped conjurrs for me images of fin­ 1/2 yellow bell pepper, seeded ger ImiwI s . damask, and tables and chopped set with way too m any forks 1/2 g rrrn bell pepper, seeded and glasses und rhopfied Well, vlchyssolse Is an O K 0 plum tomatoes, roughly soup, but It's kind of on the chopped bland side nnd not nearly ns 1 28-ounce can whole tom a­ good as others I've tried. The toes. with juice iarparho recipe here, from n 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro ormer chef at the New England lalso railed coriander or C h i­ C ulinary Institute In Essex. nese parsley), rho pprd. plus V t.. Is hands-down llie best more for garnish. If desired recipe of Its kind I’ve rv rr 2 tnhlespooM fresh basil made True. It has a billion in ­ leaves, chopped gredients. but none of them nrr 1 to 2 tablespoons Louisiansloo exotic, snd all are worth It; st>lc hot saure o r Aslan chill don't lie tempted to leave stuff paste exit, as this is a soup which is 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar definitely greater than the sum I tablespoon honey of its parts. I tablespoon orange julre The walerrress soup recipe I tablespoon sesame oil comes from one of litem most Impressive new cookbooks out II using fresh corn, remove tills year. *The Dean A DeLura the kernels Irum the roll with a Caokliuok.* from the epony­ sharp knife. Cut the earn into mous Manhattan fond e m po­ the ixiwl of a food processor rium (itlrd with a metal Made Am i the cream of cucum lirr In a medium skillet, heal the soup exemplifies the easy, de­ oil. Saute the garlic, onion and lirious recipes tn another of shallot until soft, about 5 m in ­ my favorite new cookbooks. utes Scrape into the bowl of T h e San Francisco Chronicle the food processor. Cookbook.* Add llir cucum lirr. peppers, Ju st for fun. I've added the fresh and canned tomatoes recipe for vtrhysaoise attrib­ land juice), cilantro, basil, hoi uted to its creator. Chef Louts sauce (or chill pastel, vinegar, that. In Jo hn Mariam's honey, orange juice, and ses­ 'Dictionary of American Food ame oil lo food processor. and Drink.* Pulse until well-blended. ChTlI. So get d d of the finger bowls Taste M id a * W T seasonings M)d V * t f tQ jb u p bowls Serve with CMAtfiffll additional rhopffed cilantro If drslrcd. C A L IF O R N IA G A Z I'A C IIO Yield 0 servings. I ear fresh corn, shucked and - Rrrtpc created by Chef Benrooked, or 1-1/4 cups frornt . Lake Mary W om an's C lu b meets the fourth Wednesday of each m onth from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff. 321 -6226. Rscovsry Inc. mssts In Sanford Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003. or 896-5906. C H IL L E D C U C tJM IIE R SO UP 4 cucumbers 4 garlic cloves, peeled I quart plain yogurt I /4 cup snipped fresh dill Salt and pepper, to taste w garnish D E A R A B B Y : My best friend. ‘ Heather.* has two children — s boy snd s girt. The oldest. ‘ Mark * is 4. snd he u s problem Mark has never been disciplined and mokes me very uncomfortable when I visit with my frisnd. He always gets into my purse, no mat­ ter where 1 put it. If I put it up high, he will clinib lo art 8. His mother sits back snd does nothing. On mors than one occasion when I ^ o he up and told him not to look in my purse, Mark kicked me. six) U'a not unuausl for him to call me names. His mother never opens her mouth when he does this Recently. Heather told Mark to go take his nap. but he kept coming out of his room again and again. Finally. Heather told him that if he didn't stay in his room and go to sleep, he could not go to the market BEAK ABIIY I couldn't pass up the chance to respond to *8edder and Wiser Now* who learned the hard’ way that it's best to kerp quirt about a loved one'a drug addiction rather than face being ‘ roasted* by unbelieving parents I was one ol those parents who denied any drug or alcohol involve- Melt the butter Mi m large heavy-bottomed saucepan, and gently brown the leeks and onion. Add the sliced potatoes, ■rater or chicken stork and I tablespoon of the salt. Bring to a boll, reduce heal, and keep at a low bell for 35 to 40 minutes. Four (he soup through a fine strainer, crush­ ing snd rubbing the solids with a wooden spoon to gel as much through as possible. H rturn the liquid lo pot. and add the milk and M i l cream Season with sail ana pepper lo taste, and brin g to a bod. Cool, then rub th ro u f i a strainer again. Chill. When (he soup is cold, add the heavy cream. Chill thoroughly. Add the chives if desired, and serve. Yield; 6 servings. - Recipe A m i m s caakMvg a la Rlts.* b y Louis Dm f. rt> prim ed in ,,T h e Dictionary of American Food and D rin k .' by Jo hn Marlanl (Hears! Books. 10041 D EA R N E U espertence wi R*s foetaoaie t scr l oua — whJ have been. Yi a w e th a l I h r sftnogt the l a p the Hass Of sa iM U n s assy sw in g ha a ssl with her later. He paid no attention to her — and you guessed it, he was allowed to go shopping w ith hia mother anyway. This child wears the pants in this family. Abby. I fear that Mark will grow up with no raepoct far hia parents or anyone alas. A s is already a bully Out of this nightmare came the need to educate myself, to under­ stand what had happened to make my son do such a Uung to himself. Sharing my pain with other parents who are also at a lose as to what to do with a drug- or alcohot-dsasndsot loved one has helped me cope with the eeruebesneea of what happened. Finding Al-Anon, ■ 12-etop program, helped me to recognise that I couldn't help my son unless he was willing to help himself. Our children are never too young to start drug and alcohol education, and ws as adults are never too old to change our way of thinking. O u r fature ia si stake. My son line paid dearly for his adolescent mistakes, but God doss answer prayers. He is now a mar­ ried, hardworking father o f two. N ELLIE PHIPPS, FILLMORE, CALIF. * - . ' b n ii& 5 V iownm aSTir I cup heavy cream Finely chopped chives, for gar- siva and unpredictable behavior. I also had the misconception that drug I feel terrible that I don't wont this child in my home, but it's like entertaining a miniature monster. I don't want to lose Heather's friendship, but shs snd her hus­ band need better parenting skills Abby, how can I get this message across to her without alienating her? M IF F E D A T M AR K S MOM l :n ” ” V IC IIY S S O IB E 4 tablespoons uncalled butler White part of 4 leeks, wellrinsed and chopped I medium onion, peeled and chopped 5 medium potatoes, peeled and finely sliced. I quart water or chicken stork 1 tablespoon sail, plus more, to tasle 2 cups milk 2 cups light cream Freshly ground black pepper. to taste Lax discipline turns tot into terror enta it’s their fault Mark doss net behave. And soon, their daughter will follow his example snd bsnavs just as badly as Mark does ■■s with the steel Made In place and the motor running, drop the garlic down the feed tube of a food processor and procesa until finely chopped. Add the cucumber chunks and process with on/off pulses until finely chopped b u t pot pureed. Combine the cucum ber mix­ ture with the yogurt and dill. and season with salt and pep­ per. ChUI. Serve In cups or small mugs, garnish with prigs of fresh dill. Yield 8 to 12 scrvtngfc . . Recipe from T h e San Fran ­ cisco Chronicle Cookbook.* hy Michael Bauer and Fran Irwin (Chronicle Books. 19971. |WfoMI«W|i IM S R L M g S r t Arthritis Sufferers Find Relief (S rB C lA L )~ A drag Ast it cock �S t i n f o i (1 WEDNESDAY h e r .ild meets Stadium dedication, Super Nationals Thursday I still feel college football is better SANFORD S A N F O R D — Th u rs d a y night w ill be one of nostalgia and excttement when the AB A Super Na­ tionals cham pionships begin at Sanford Memorial Stadium . At 6 p m. the playing field at the renovated hlatortc park w ill be dedicated to W es Rlnker and Julia n Stenstrom. m aking the new name for the facility — Rinker-Stenatrom Field at Sanford Memorial Stadium — and the tu rnin g on of the new lighting system. Stenstrom was a long-time Sports Editor of the Sanford HernId and served in that capacity during moat of Sanford's heyday as a baseball town, a lime when the New York Giants called Sanford It's Spring Training home and Sanford had one of the beat m in o r Iragur tram s In bar-ball. In m y column two weeks ago. 1 e xplained w h y I felt thnt college football w ax (tin k e r w a n th e m a n w h o leaerd better than professional. Since that time, our esteemed city com mis­ sioner. Brady Lesaard. answered my beliefs with an equally believable dissertation on w hy professional football is actually the bet­ ter of the two. I have to defend my argument. Let's break his responses to m y top list down one by one. 10. Brady attempted to make the college football fans of America believe that because Olno Torretta isn't playing on the first string of a professional football team that the Heisman Tro p h y Isn't prestigious. I think the fact that tie even remembered the name of the 1992 Heisman Trophy recipient la a rg u ­ ment enough that the award la indeed some­ thing people remember. Does Brady rem em ­ ber who won the NFL MVP the aame year? Probably not. because It is Irrelevant. Last year. Brett Favre won the professional award. Last year. Danny Weurffel won the Heisman. W ho do you think will be rem em ­ bered In three years for their accomplish­ ments in 1996? the Stadium ba rk In 1975 and turned It from a run-dow n ex­ football field b a rk Into a beautiful baseball facility that saw profes­ sional. college, high school and youth league po n es brin g played ihere almost every day of the year. T h is will also be the fana' first o p p o r tu n it y to see the o th e r changes In the place, new seating, new p a in t, new s o d . new sroreboardm. Juat to name some of After the dedication, the first two game* of the double-elimination tournament w ill be played, leading to the championship game that Is scheduled for 3 p m . on Sunday (August 17| afternoon. Some of the games will alao be played at the excellent n ew A lu m n i Field at a t ---------- « --------- 1 — S f a _ a------------a iWlllulOlf fll£Fl aaSnaRa Th e eight top ranked teams In the Supreme Softball T o p 25 wtU be In the 16-tram field - Ruch e Superior/ Tn-Oem a/TPB of Windsor Locks. Connecticut; Shen Valley/Taylor B ro th e ra / T P S o f B r id g e w a te r. Virginia; LtghthouaefWanh of Sam e Mountain. G e o rgia ; BunhsH/Pan S m llh / E a e t o n o f C e n t e r v i lle . G e o r g la t L o n g H a u l / T F S o f A lb e rtville. M innesota; Steele's/ 9 . I in n o w a y tried to c o m p a re the S u p e r B o w l to a college h o m e c o m in g gam e. I w a s c o m p a rin g th e re g u la r season gam es in th e N F L to a h o m e c o m in g g a m e in college, w h ic h Is a lso a re gu la r season sc rim m a g e . T a k in g the S u p e r Bow l o u t of the m ix . I still believe th a t a h o m e co m in g g a m e is m o re e x ­ c itin g th a n a n y re gu la r season professional gam e. 8 . 1 In no w ay stated that coaches at the college level were superior to those In the N a­ tional Football League. Whnt I said was that college coaches are more recognizable. With all of the coaching changes in the NFL and the fact that one Is hard pressed to name three or more professional coaches with o u t­ standing personalities. I was pointing out that college coaches are more draped with tradition, peraonallty and charisma. To ad­ dress the talent Issue, however, three of the wlnnlngest coaches percentage-wise In the N F L • Jim m y Johnson. B a rry SwIUcr and George Seifert • came from the college ranks. And as far as Brady’s contention that S p u r­ rier. Holtz and Paterno ’ refuse to leave the comfort zone of easy success in the amateur ranks”. Spurrier had great success with the U S F L Bandits and was heavily courted by N FL teams. He refused to leave Gainesville, in part, due to loyally. Holtz left after one year with the Jets because he could not deal with professional players. And Paterno refused to leave Penn State tn 1970 to take a lucrative contract with the then-Boston Patriots be­ cause he really liked making a difference with the kids. 7. College football Is not the only sport that has sold out to corporate America, a point which had nothing to do with m y a r­ gument that bowl games add excitement and tradition to the game. Let's take a quick look at the NFL. Next Sunday. Ill watch the Jacksonville Jaguars play at Alltell Field, watch the E n e r­ gizer starting lineup, see the last play on the Miller Lite replay and ready myself for the Budwelaer halfUme report. 1 could continue, but I also refuse to give companies free ad­ vertising. 6. Frozen Tundra? This is a response to the tradition and Intimidation of a college stadium? Th e only thing Intimidating about Lambeau Field was the 1967 Ice Bowl. U ntil last year they only played four games a year at the Frozen Tundra, the rest were played In Milwaukee. So much for tradition. For every famous game played at Green Bay. at least five were played at Notre Dame Stadium. 5. Although the contention that a playoff system Is the only way to determine a true national champion In college football m a y have some merit. I still stand by my belief that the rankings add excitement to the game. People In Tallahassee. Colum bus and Provo. Utah are still arguing about who Is the national champion, and each has a k - F O R I M L L 4 L S I L U V L Spcdalty/TPS of Cedarhroofc. New Jersey. Rltch'a-Superior defeated Shen Valley In the finale of last year's A S A Super Nationals in Johnson C ity. Tennessee Lighthouse won over R-S In the 1995 finals at Waterloo. Iowa. T h e A S A (A m a t e u r S o ftb a ll Association) Super Nationals Is the second leg of the Grand Slam of major slow pitch softball. T h e ISA (Independent t* "* * ^1 Association) W o rld S e rie s was p la y e d last w e e k e n d In O a s t o n la . N o r t h C arolina, w ith the same eight powerhouse teams In the field. Shen Valley won the IS A last year, and the season-ending USSSA (United States Slo-Pltch Softball Associa­ tion) World Scries. Th e other leg of the Grand Slam - the N SA (National Softball Association) World Series w as won b y Lighthouse. Shen Valley was the runner-up In the N S A too. T h e only team to data) the Grand Slam was RMch aScpertor in 1990. T h e R-8 Express wan three legs in 1991. losing o n ly the A S A Super to Sunbeh/Worth. and three I q p tn 1993. Since 1991. RltchVSupertor H A U L O i T h e A S A Super Nationals was originated In 1961. Here la a Ua( of the other former champions: 1961 — H o w a rd 'e / W c s te rn S te e r of Denver. N.C. at Burlington. N .C.; 1962 — Je rry 's Caterers of Miam i at B u rlin gto n : 1965 — Steele’s at B u rlin gto n ; 1996 Steele's at B u rlin g to n ; 1967 — Steele's at Parma. Ohio. Alao. 1966 — Starpath of Lex­ ington. Ky. at Oklahoma C ity; 1969 — Rltch'a of Harrisburg. N .C. at Oklahom a City: 1990 - Steele s at Oklahom a City: 1991 - Sunbelt at Little Rock. Arkansas: 1992 - • Phil Jobe of Miami. A1 Davis of O k e e c h o b e e . B u tc h O v e n s of Bradenton and Dewaynr Frizzell of Milton w ith Shen Valley. • Robbie Ergfe of Gainesville and David B u rch of Live Oak with • C urtis W illiam s of Milton and Steve To th of West Palm Beach with Sunbelt. • Jose Santiago at Punts Gorda. Mike Stanley of Fort Walton Beach and Jo h n Hicks and Rob Darbower of Ntcevllle with Long Haul. • Marty Lanoux of Orange Park and Jeff Varga of Port Charlotte with Steele's. O f course. 12th-ranked Roberts/ B M lo a of OrtMtdo, the boot team a n d the defending A S A M ajor c h a m p io n , has m o stly F lo rid a p la y e r s - D a m o n a n d D a v id Other first round fam es on Friday send L o n g H au l against 10thranked Hague/TPS of Colum bus. Ohio and Sunbelt against Herb's/ T P S of San Diego in 8 a.m. games: Shen Valley against Major League/ Easton of Chattanooga and S o Jc m �- Sanford Harold, Sanford, Ftottds - Wednesday, Auguit 13. 1897 Ltg a l NoMatt W H A T 'S H A P N M M Tampa Boy FlroStlx vo. 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A s fa r as riva lrie s go. there a re at least c ite m e n t? 30 college riva lrie s th a t have m u c h m o re 4. F a n loya lty to not s o m e th in g th a t p r o ­ tra d itio n a n d h is to ry th a n th a t vaunted fessional team s e n jo y on a re g u la r basis. Tennessee O ile rs • C in c in n a ti Bengal* d a s h T h is year's S u p e r B ow l c h a m p io n Is n e x t a l Synergy Field th a t sccm x to ha ve B ra d y ye ar's favorite te a m . If som eone's profes­ all excited. H ave y o u ever w atched a n A la ­ sional team ha s a losing season, th e y b a m a -A u b u r n gam e o r a F lo rld a -O e o rg ia . choose a n e w one. gam e o r a n A r m y -N a v y gam e? T h e y e a rly A n d w h a t good to fan lo y a lly w h e n team s F lo rld a -O e o rg ia m a t c h -u p ha s been moved like the C le ve la n d B ro w n s u p a n d left som e to a n e u tra l site d u e to the in te n sity of the ' of the m ost loyal fans In p ro football? A t riv a lry . N one of the N P L 's gam es are that - least fans of the U n ive rs ity o f M ic h ig a n intense. k n o w that th e ir team will still be p la y in g In A n d ju s t as a side n o te ...l firm ly believe th eir s ta d iu m ne xt year. College football that fig h tin g a n d a n average of 71 penalties isn't all a b out m o n e y. It's a b o u t tru e fans a gam e in n o w a y m a k e a riv a lry . A ll that tru ly lo vin g th eir team . m akes to po o r s p o rts m a n s h ip . In the h is ­ 3 . B re tt Fovre Is B ra d y ’s a n sw e r to h e a rt? to ry o f college football, there h a ve been T h e o n ly reason he w a s able to go o n to the ru M ui It lim it [ p m M a ib c m & A B il* h i d -AO— 4 o m u g ly incidents** H o w e ve r, w h e n y o u th in k a b o u t college riva lrie s yo u re m e m b e r a d d ictio n to p a in killers. H e a rt h a t a d r u g gam es u itd scores a n d terrific plays, not • free n a m e In college football. J u s t o ne e x ­ b itin g , k ic k in g a n d ste a lin g e quip m e n t. Poor a m ple Is D a n n y WeurfTel. Despite b e in g c o n ­ s p o rts m a n s h ip m a k e s for m cin o ric* of id i­ sistently p o u n d e d Into the sod so h a rd th a t otic b e h a v io r, n ot a lo n g s ta n d in g riva lry. he left ind e n ts. WeurfTel c o n tin u e d to rise I . F in a lly . B ra d y . I d o agree w ith yo u on fro m beneath the pile of linebackers, w it h ­ th is o n e . G o G a to rs! o u t c o m p la in in g , a n d p u t h im se lf rig h t hack mo cowl cm i t o n t t M 7w* two nso w*om Tam* Ml 0177 ID Logtl Notlco Ltgal NoUct Ltgal Noticaa 1 Tow on. SOUTHPORT ASSOCIATION. TINANTS70WNSRS. O IIIN A M .m M M N f K 1M7. PW («Otimp m Wm cunt, m ttw Cucurt Court ot t omuww County. I moi sWI ttw property LOT IS. STOCKOWOOS. UNIT 0*M. ACCOaOMG TO THS PUT Th IRSOF AS MCONOSO m flat book m . r a m s to ANO M OF TNI FuOLIC MCOROS OF trtMNOLl county , funhoa Mtd UNIT M. FNASS 0. 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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>, August 13, 1997; <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/c69af1155024cd0ee3349df18bdef68e.pdf 8ac076d62b8f776217a7d8de4f747128 PDF Text Text TUESDAY SeptemlxM . mm wrM n D I T ] ' 50 Cents ... IB 1 IB Herald Staff Writer The m m who apparently known man about the Sanford M ic a Department than N know* about Itwetf commanded big-time attention at Monday's City Commlaaion work aeBaton. TODAY And. Public Admlnlatratlon S er­ vice consultant O corfe Hubler Is even busier today in strategy talka at the 8PD. If tht phont doesn't ring.. The telephone system at the Sarjord Harold has been Inoperable since Monday afternoon. The system la a rotary system, that sends In­ coming calls to several numbers, including the main number o f 933-3611. The back-up system number la one o f those rotary numbers. 322­ 2613, so only a few incoming calls are getting throu£\. We really are here and we anticipate being reconnected to the rest o f the world by end of business today. Alzhslmsr's msstlng ‘ fa m ily Caregiver Series.* the second of four ‘ Someone to Stand by You* educational m eet­ ing providing information for caregivers of family members with Alshclmer'a disease. Pre­ sented by The Oreater Orlando Chapter of the ALxhelmcr’ a Association from 7 to 8:30 p m. on Sept. 16 at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 3140 W. State Road 434. Longwood. The topic will be communication. Respite care la available through prior arrangement wtih the Chapter office and la provided by the Alrhelmer's Res­ pite Care Projpam. Reservations required, no cost to attend. fo r details, call 638-0088. Flag ceremony honors school The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary donated an American to the new Wicklow Elementary school on Sept. 3. D A V A C o m ­ mander Denise Dean presented the new flag to Dr. Fran DuvaL principal o f Wicklow. C o m ­ mander Bobby Dean represented the D.A.V. Chapter 30. The flag waa obtained through the offices o f Congressman John L. Mica and Is accompanied by a plaque stating It had been fleam aver the Nation's Capitol on Aug. 39 for this dedication. D A .V A . Color Guard prepared a reading o f *duat a Piece o f Cloth* for the assembly. Color Guard participants were: Ruth Drueding. Eula Dean Martin. Sandy OVrlnsky. Jerl Albert. Ethy Aaron and Donna Donadanvtlle. Cadet Jesse Dean satiated the Color Guard In p o st­ ing the colors and the Pledge of Allegiance. The Auxiliary offers this service upon request whenever possible. Volunt««r htlp wanted Vistas, a hospice care program, is seeking volunteers willing to work with terminally ill patients and their families. Volunteers provide support to the terminally HI. their families and the friends who care for them. These services are provided in the homes or nursing homes. Other volunteers work with those families and friends during the bereavement period, as well as non-patient contact activities. Other volun­ teer opportunities Include: ofllee/clerlcal; pet therapy: T.A.P. Tuck-In program and Com m u­ nity Orientation/Speakere Bureau. Class sues are limited and registration Is required. For more Information, please call (407) 47S-264I. Winning streak continues Diane DeSevtlla o f Longwood has won her fifth straight Florida Lottery Flamingo Fortune game, bringing her total winnings to 6169.000. DeSevtlla. 30. and her husband. Rafael, own Rafael’s Salon and Day Spa In Altam onte Springs. We can do It* Chief Joe Dillard The force isn’t •corrupt." Hubler made it c le a r on Monday. Nor la It necessarily ‘ d o o m e d ! There’s a chance the 8PD can work itself out: o f a hole • not o v e m ifit but atap by step.: Mayor Larry Dale tersely put H this w a r *Whati we have to do. first, la convince the citterns: that Option ‘A’ la an option." New faces for Sanford airport board There will be sem e new faces on the governing board at Orlando Sanford Airport. . O f the four Airport Authority board members seeking reap- pnintment. only one was chosen by the Sanford City Commission at Its meeting Monday. Col. Charles Gibson, who has served on the board since 1003, waa voted to a four- year term. Also voted to a four-year term was newcomer Robbie Robertson, former director o f the Oreater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. Appointed to three-year terms were Ken Wright, an attorney, and Lon How<11- a business owner. Outgoing members are Gene R. Daniel. Lee P- Moore, and Ronald L. Wctn* druch. Several city commissioners had recently expressed concerns over the direction o f the airport author­ ity. wul i Mayor Larry b a te saying the airport should not be acting aa an autonomous board. Date a lso said he did not approve o f the way the airport had changed Its name a few years ago without consulting the city first. 6 m A irp ort, f a g s M Proponents, opponents of apartment complex All o f the parties involved in o p ­ posing or supporting the building o f an apartment complex on County Road 46A wtU meet to try and reach a compromise on the densities o f that development. Residents o f Sanford’s Kaywood subdivision packed Sanford City Commission chambers Monday night, ready to fight the develop­ ment they feel will destroy their neighborhood, property values and quality o f life. The owners o f sin­ gle-family homes on properly ndJscent to the proposed develop­ ment were there to fight for lower densities than the 20 dwelling units per acre that could com e through a change to the city’s comprehensive plan In the form o f a land use amendment. • Prior to the commission meeting, the mayors o f Sanford and Lake Mary met with a representative o f the developer and hammered out a 'developer s agreement* that listed the concessions the developer would be willing to make. The agreement was presented to the commission lost night, stating •residential density restricted to IS dwelling units per gross acre on the south 20 acres and I6.7S dwelling units per acre on the north 30 acres.* Apparently unsatisfied with this concession, Kaywood homeowner Keith Ivey spoke to the com m is­ sion. offering an alternative density plan that he admitted waa mainly his opinion, after researching the city’s and county’s comprehensive land plana. Ivey proposed high density on the north 10 acres o f th t 60-acre atte. C o m m la M o o e iM J r t ^ units per acre. T h is would still allow the devel­ oper 63S units with the vsrytng densities.* said Ivey. Ivey's proposal caught the inter­ est o f (he commission. Commis­ sioner Whltey Eckstein, who repre­ sents the constituency who reside adjacent to the development, said to his fellow commissioners. 'Look at this man’s compromise, because therein lies the answer.* To Ivey, he said, ‘ What you have proposed. I can live with.* Ivey's presentation followed m i appeal by Lake Mary Mayor David Mealor and commissioners Thom Greene and Gary Brender, to the Sanford commissioners, to allow more time to enable the city o f Lake Mary to meet on the subject In an open forum. Mealor pointed out that while he hod met with Mayor Larry Dale and Bill Burkett, the developer's representative. *we ore very concerned about the &mshlne Law,* and wanted the oppor­ tunity to present a report to the other city commissioners In the upcoming Lake Mary City Commis­ sion m eeting *We haven't had the benefit o f our ettv commission meeting in the sunshine.* After Ivey spoke, Sanford attor­ ney Ken Wright, representing the developer, approached the com ­ mission. 'I f II would please the commlaaion,* Wright said. *we would request a continuance lo reach a compromise.* Date at this point polled the audience, o f those representing the Hilts o f Lake Mary, Kaymsod. the city o f Lake Mary. Seminole County and the developer about the possibility o f all parties getting together. With the affirmative from everyone pres­ ent, the board voted to table the vote on the land use amendment. ixhM ■T'T~ f r f P I ■ETFTVT'. ; ; wrapped In the handkerchief instead o f a o a o y , Security at the Wal-Mart store sane the sus­ pects leaving in a green Lincoln Continental. bilked o f her savings Wednesday, by two un­ known black mates. Tbs incident occurred at the Wal-Mart p lats on U A Highway I7<£3 In Sanford bo tween 1 and 3 p.ra. The two suspects were able to bilk HllJery out at 64,570.86. Playing upon the woman's sympathy, they asked her to go in on giving a In other police business. Henry Robinson Ramklseon, 80. o f 908 Laurel CL, Sanford; was fit W S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �AxJjljsi.l* SA • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, Saplambar 16, 1M7 T im R aines is d o in g great at 38 Wouldn't It be grand If T im R ain es and T im Raines, J r, • Rock and Little Rock • could appear In a major-league game together. The Q rtfh y s • Ken ' and Kan, Jr., did It. What will It take? Rock Raines, who la 38 to ­ day, needs lo play three or four more seasons. That wtU give Little Rock time to crash the big-ttme. Sanford la proud o f both, o f cou rt*, Ttm Raines cracked the m a ­ jo rs In 1979, playing atx gam es tor the Montreal Expos. Hla first fU9 year was 1961. when he hit .304 and stole 71 bases. He had 50 steals in 55 a t­ tempts before the strike that year. Raines stole 90 bases In - 1983 and led the National League tn runs scored with 193. He's hitting .307 far the Yan­ in a s this year, has a career av­ erage o f ,396 and i t d o se to the 800 mark tn career stolen XuiM ft o U by < Hil My name it Sparky, I am a thrse-ysar-old 8Nh Tzu. CurranVy I have no home, but I would leva to be a part of a family, stpsdaify on* with older children. I am vary sweet and like everyone If you would Ike lo adopt me or any of my friends at the Humans Society of Seminole County, please stop by or call (407) 323-8685. Let us know The Sanford Itcmld wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the genera) public. We’d like to have the Infbmintkm Tor your announcement at least a week In advance. All Hems should be typed or written legibly and Include Infor­ mation nbout who. what, when, where and even why your event Is taking place. De sure to include your name and a daytime phone number In cose we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. EXTEROED OUTLOOK Today: Partly sunny skies with a 30 percent chance of shower and thunderstorm s today, ltlghs in the tow-90s. Lows In the low to m!d-70s. W ednesday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f showers, ighs near 90. Lows in the Highs tlu d W cloudy with a chance of . showers. Hlgha In th e--low I 90s. Lowa In the m id-70s. Friday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the near 90. Lows near 70. IS T A T I S T I C S The high temperature in Sanford Monday was 91 de: grees and the overnight low was 72 as reported by the ' University o f Florida Agrlcul|tural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., •Tuesday totaled .15 inches. •Sunrise.................7:10 a.m. ; -Sunset.................. 7:29 p.m. Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Monday In the Florida Lottery; Fantasy 5 (Sept. 1ft) 3-4-15-17-18 L o tto (Sept. 13) 10-13-24-35-37-42 r— - wn 1^ M P lay 4 B-9-8-2 Cash 3 0-5-9 TO D AY W EDNESDAY Tstrm s 90 74 i Tatrm s 90 70 TH U R SD AY Tatrm a 91 73 F R ID A Y Tatrm a 90 71 TU ESD AY! SOLUNAR TABLE i min., 9:15 a.m.. maj. 11:25 a.m., min., 5:35 p.m., maj. 11:50 p.m. TIDES i D aytona Beach: high: 8:04 a.m., 8:35 p.m., low; 1:53 a.m., 2:14 p.m. Raw Sm yrna Baachi high; B:09 a.m., 8:40 p.m., low: 1:58 a.m.. 2:19 p.m.. C ocoa Beaehi high: 8:24 p.m.. 8:55 p.m.. low: 2:13 a.m., 2:34 p.m . " - * - ^ A A *. ... A U V. D aytona Baach 8 New Sm yrna Baachi Seas are 1-3 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 82 degrees and at New Symrna. 82 degrees. Winds from the southeast at 5-10 m.p.h. H O fM O A T E H P B ] MIAMI • Florida 24 hour tem­ pera lure* and rainfall at 8 a.m. today: City Lo Hi SUM i 76 sa plcldy 1 73 68 talrma 77 88 talrma 75 04 talrma 70 02 talrma 70 00 plcldy 80 BO talrma Miami 77 68 talrma Pensacola 73 88 plcldy Sarasota 78 04 tatrma 05 01 plcldy 78 02 tatrma 78 88 tatrms Saitfim l Herald "Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and StminoU County Sine* 1908" Tuaaday, Saptamber 18,1997 • Vol. 90, No. 18 Pubiiahsd Tuaaday through Friday and 8unday by RapubUc Nawapapart, Inc. « 300 N. French Ava., Sanford, FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOtUMCmATION OOaaia Pugn • Buu m i Manage: Metnda Monli UndaSpMgai OICULATION EkuMf: Oermen (OITOMAi. Lacy Loar • ErMor a d v iu t t s s w Tracy BOvmSv ■Manager Elaine CUddani Routt Lavander Oiaryl Stone Bandy PraUay Shirt Brad* Dona DMtrtch David Fraaar Mena Oram DaanSnWi Tbmrny Mnoari Susan Warmer Ruse Who* PanoOcal Pottaga Paid at SerfcxO. Honda USP8 4S12S0 Poatmaatar. Sand addraaa changaa to The SANFORD HERALD PO Boa 1M7 Santad. FL J2772 IM7 Republic i anit a Margaret Staley PRODUCTION t ram Votonna • Martigar Peggy Beahner Brenda BncMne Ralph Hays Cheryl Smith m UUTW RM Robert ■8*0’ Cowan BBEgan Oaryf Kmgar EMnTynel, Jr. Subacrtpdon Ralaa (Defy a Sunday) Home Datvary Mai 3 Monthe I1SU 11400 dome MS 00 I4SOO M ar 17100 *#400 1 Fkxua Raaidanta add 7% aaiaa lax to above ralaa. Newspaper/, he. Without candy, Halloween is no treat Special t s th e H arald * LOCAL FORECAST Rock. Jr., a hero in the re­ cent American Legion World Series championships, has one more base ball season at Trick-or-treat. give me something good lo estl Ninetythree percent of Am erican children, aged six to I I , plan to put on their besl Superhero costume, grab their pumpkin bags and hit the neighborhood asking for a nick or a treat, according to a recent survey by the Chocolate Manufacturers Association and National Confectioners Association. Halloween remains Ihe top holiday for confectionery sales as candy treats are the most sought after by trick-ortreaters. This year Americans will spend 8950 million on confectionery to fill little goblin's* "goody’ b d ^ WttK funsize candy bars, hard candies, gum. lollipops and other tasty treats. 'Halloween continues to top all other holidays for confectionery sales as parents realize that candy Is fun. It la a tradition on Halloween and. moat Importantly, It can be enjoyed as part o f a child's overall healthful diet/ says Larry Graham, president o f the National Confectioners Association and C hocolate Manufacturers Association (NCA/CMA) in McLean. Virginia, How much do Americana love candy? New consumption figures show that candy la more popular than ever as a year-round treat. In 1996 Americans ate 26.2 pounds of candy and gum per capita, more than ever before. On Halloween savvy trick or treaters plan to save their loot and eat their treats over time. Sixty percent o f children aged ■lx to 11 say they will save their treats and prolong the (Un o f Halloween, rather than eat It all at once. Agrees Graham. 'Candy collected at Halloween can be enjoyed over many days and even weeks following Halloween/ To ensure that your pirates and princesses have a safe and happy Halloween. NCA/CMA offers the following Ups: Coatuma Safety •Use make-up or face paint Instead o f masks, but If masks are used, make sure that they fit properly and have holes U rge enough for the mouth and eyes. •Choose costumes Dial are marked flame-retardant, •Wear light-colored clothing at night, short enough to prevent tripping. Add reflective tape or reflectors to dark colored costumes. •Make props such as magic wands and swords mil o f cardboard, rather than metal or wood. Trlck-or-Traatlng Safaty •Give and accept wrapped or packaged candy only. •Have children bring treats home for adult Inspection before It U eaten. •Accom pany email children when trick-or-treaUng and send older children In groups. •Go out In daylight and ca n y a flashlight In case o f delay. •Stay within the neighborhood; visit homes your know. B ig w h a a la General Motor* was founded by V U lla m Crapo “ B illy " D urant on Sept. 16, 1908. He was an entrepreneur from Flint, Mich. Pretly good one, too. No one ever called him Crapo. Which la Just as well. Today IS b r a ■ 4 - 1 j \ V A „ jl 1 RUSS | W H IT E ^ B a ll a w a y A ship known as the Mayflower departed from Plymouth, England on Sept. 16. 1620. There w ets 109 passengers and a small crew. Arrived at P ly­ mouth Maas, on Dec. 26, la a o . Plymouth Rock. Seminole High School. He had two homers tn the series final and w o on the all-tournament team. He's going to be a first round blg-leogue draft choice. Where was dad picked? Rock Raines • believe It or not • was firth-round pick by the Expos in 1977. Tim B* cartful. Full moon tonight. ’ v-ji Happy birthday. Rock Ral: ilrtes, the Pride o f Sanford, Fla. Remember, stay nway from Seattle. Stand and cheer for Rock Raines. Ona Church, One Child to hold conference In Orlando Mora eandlaa Baseball pitcher O rel Hsrs k ls s r ts celebrating a birth ­ day. also. He's 39, a year older than Rock Rabies, Former star R aM a Yount la 42 today. A c­ tress Lauras Bacall is 73: • In fe r B.B. R in g Is 72: TV host A lien Fuat is 83: actor F s la r Falk is 70, illusionist D avid C o p p srflsld Is 41 and actress Janls Falga la 74. Seminole Community College President Ann M cOee U 48. a g s s ts l l a Um ORLANDO • 'Reclaim ing O tr Village. The Church and C o m ­ munity Saving All Children/ That's the theme o f the 11th annual national conference of One Church. One Child Inc., an organisation that builds partnerships with AfricanAmerican churches lo find adoptive homes for black chil­ dren. The conference will be held Sept. 22 28 at the Radiason Plaza Hotel In downtown Orlando. Event co-sponsor* Include the Department o f Evangelism A.M.E. Church snd the Florida Department of Children 8: Families. Among the conference high­ lights that are open to the public will be the evening w or­ That's a load. Everyone from Columbo to the Can tiki Camera man. Ptoplalaas In Saaftla Here's a Iwlst. It's Stay Away from Seattle Day. Seems so many people are relocating and visiting Ihe city that each Sept. 16 la Stay Ayrny from Se­ attle Day. OK W ell go to T a ­ coma. Anris Vocsnkamp, hsc horss. Amir Moslae and hsr fathsc, Davs Vocsnkamp display hsc top isn ribbon. Vocsnkamp placed In the youth top ton at ths ths 5th ship ssrricss. On Sept. 23 at St. Mark A.M.E. Church, lo ­ cated tn Orlando at 1968 Bruton Bhrd. More than 1.000 AfricanAmerican children In Florida need adoptive homes. A main reason One Church was estab­ lished was national studies showed that African-American children are over-represented In the foster care system. In Florida, while black children comprise less than IS percent o f Ihe population, they make up more than 50 percent of foster children statewide. Also, when returning to their original (biological or legal) parents or guardians la not possible, blacks usually wall twice as long for an adoptive home than whiles. In fact, blark children are more Ukely to remain in foster care until adulthood. Annual Youth Nationals Arabian and Half-Arabian Championship Horss Show, hskl in July In Oklahoma City. Vocsnkamp piacsd among 1.000 competitors Riding provides life lessons Together, Wanda and I successfully saw this challenge through to the other side and w ere able to sell him lo a bam where he aides h B y A n n ie V orsakam p Special to Ihe Herald Las I month, Annie Vorenkamp earned a Youth Top Ten showing in Half Arabian W est­ ern Pleasure JTR and JOTR at the 5lh Annual Youth nationals Arabian and Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show, held tn July In Oklahoma Clly. More than 1,000 horses and riders competed for national titles In 90 events, the versatile Arabian, half-Arabian and Anglo-Arablan horses at the show were highly competitive In a variety o f English, western and other d isci­ plines. demonstrating high style, agility and skill. Thousands o f Arabian horse lovers come front all over the United Slates and Canada for the competition and pagenlry of the show. In addition to the prestige o f being named cham ­ pion. the exhibitors competed for alm ost 650.000 In scholarships plus saddles, jackets and other prizes. Vorenkamp, who has been riding since she was II-years-old, wrote a story about her ex­ perience In the conical. She la best able to de­ scribe how riding has Impacted her life. A s I fell lo tha ground covered In eharp rocka and walched as the Jour hooves swept over my face, I realized that In order to reach my goals ft I(/e there mould be risks taken and not every dag would go exactly a* planned. I can fttU remember the look on my trainer'a face when she Instructed me lo climb back on the hone and finish what I had started. Perservcrance would play a big part ft my l(/e oral is one qf the many lessons my trainer Wanda Kuester has totght me over the years, The thing* ft life which wlU give the most gratification when reflected back an are those which w ere hard to acquire. I w as reminded qf this lesson almost every day q f my Hfefiom Ihe sixth grade on, as my trainer w as there to help me through It. She helped me to pick out my first hone, a memory that wU never leave me. 7TU* particu­ lar hone w as very set ft his ways, and JeU that riding should be dealt with only on hla terms. Terms that tnuoJued hours qf bucking, rearing, bolting and dodging the huge oak trass cen­ tered ft the aren a 1 helping young chllrdren to ride. Wanda taught me all the principles qf riding through theory, anatomy and application qf techniques. Today. I have the great satisfaction qf knowing that through her guidance I have brought along three qf my own horses and around Jorihy others. She taught me the Impor­ tance cf respecting myself, for riding ts an artis­ tic for and expression qf beauty. One qf the most Important lessons she taught me was that anything Is possible tf you want (t bad enough. Things may take a long time and seem like they are going nowhere, but Just an the other side qf persistence Is a satisfied and met goal. I've spent approximately 23 hours a week with her, learning all that I could about riding oral life. Working flam eight ft the morning until aU at night through the 110 degree summer, Ihe 30 degree winters, the had storms and the mosquito swarms has taught me true patience, tolerance for p a ft and perslstance. To look bade and reflect on the six, going on seven, years that I spent with her, U would prove d ial she had taught me a (of more than ju st heels down and chin up. Working at her bam directed me and showed me how much qf a hands on person 1am. I have learned the im­ portance of those skills and the necessity to cm throughout careers for my fumaintain thei lure. She w as there for me through the besl qf times and through the worst qf times. The lass qf family members and the glory qf attaining Reserve High Point Champion ft the state qf Florida. As my mother drove me up that ricky, dusty road one hot September d a y f t 1901 to Inquire about rid ftg lessons, I could have never real­ ized the great Influence this place and this woman would hone on me. I thought I would merely be getting a few lessons on riding but ft turn /got a whole lesson an IIf* and memories which make me who lam. From glasses, braces and suspenders to cars, college, training and running my own stables, Wanda has been there to hefrt m e th r a s h U a l ona guxu nw in in# rjpric uirfCuori �Sanford Hereto, *sn»ord, FtorWa • Tuesday, Beptsmbsr It, 1907 - tM ' *. V Incident* ' " _ £ ? ! ®h*n> “ f c w a v a worth *2 0 0 w u stolen Thursday in the 00O block o f South Park Avenue. A dark brawn * 7 Dodge Caravan three door waa atolen ^ ***• 800 **tock o f North Palmetto Avenue. A *3 8 0 barbecue grill waa atolen Thursday in the 1300 block o f Santa B a r b v a Drive. . W l 100 Wave Raider and a 96 Dixie Craft y ? 3 worth 0600 wtTe etolen Thursday In the 400 block o f Weet Seminole Boulevard. Th* bast you •m can bs -p v r a Samfeiols Community CoMogs raoanSy unrated Ns Mfooard on 0.9, U ghway 17-98. Tha tflboard la a part of Via oateos’s now 1784000 adwrtetog campaign to attract students to tha 8CC campus in Sanford and Its saWMs locations throughout tho county, « . y j rf?Ju*L* tactron‘c* .t,,u,,ni <afl0 wm ,toten Thureday in the MOO block o f South Orange Avenue. Jewelry totaling *411 waa etolen Thureday in the 100 block o f Sterllna Court. A *328 25-Inch Magnavox color televtaion waa atolen Thureday in the 2400 block o f Willow Avenue. An edger and a trimmer totaling *580 were etolen Friday In the 300 block o f North Park Avenue. cigar*ttee were etolen Monday in the 300 block p f South French Avenue. There were IB packs in ah. ^ remote televtaion and an AM/FM caaaette ,0*Mlng M SO were atolen Sunday in the 100 block o f Eaat 13th Street, l 7,839 *** ,toten Sunday from a buelneaa in tha 800 block of North Palmetto Avenue. *S *r **T S waa atolen Sunday in the •BOO block o f South French Avenue. A a d ilte and blue *4 Bulck Skyhawk two door, licence plate VZT21K, waa atolen Sunday In the 100 block o f Twin Coach court. . S 0?™* ■ ■ « * • * » coat and jewelry totaling *404 were atolen Saturday tn the 100 block o f West 13th Street. One Memorex portable CD player, one Nokia cell phone and one Motorola pager totaling *300 were etolen Saturday In the 100 block o f Country Club Circle. One tool box, aeaorted tool# and a Natlona Bank bag with change were etolen Saturday tn the 200 block o f Hayea Drive. Total amount atolen waa valued at *420. Caah totaling *1 .2 0 0 waa atolen Saturday In the 300 block o f Weat Flret Street. A blue 90 Honda four door, licence plate TZT47U, waa atolen Friday In tha 300 block o f Sir Lawrence Drive. „ black and white televtaion waa atolen Friday In the 2400 block o f Decottca Avenue. Total value o f the television la *80. Electronics totaling *950 waa atolen Friday In the 1400 block o f Medical Plata Drive. A satellite receiver and dish totaling 8850 were stolen Friday in the 2800 block o f Ridgewood. An air conditioning unit, a fan and a hanging light was atolen Friday In the 600 block o f Weat 25th Street Currency, a Black and Decker drill and a nap sack were atolen Friday tn Ihe 700 block o f Celery Avenue. Total amount atolen waa 690 Germany charges Alaqua man with fraud, tax evasion ■ Jte la l to tte Herald Charles R. Wilson. United States Attorney for the Middle District o f Florida, announced today that, on September 14, the United States Marshals Service and the Federal Bureau o f Investigation arrested Oilbert Paul Raymond Noel. 47. a French national, al hla exclu­ sive Alaqua Country Club resi­ dence on a provisional arreat warrant based on charges filed against him In Munich lOermanyl Local Court. Weapon, drug ohargoa Eric Van Antwerp, 40, o f 3900 Lor Inc St.. DcLand. was arrested Saturday by Sanford police.. Van Antwerp waa charged with carrying a weapon, possession o f cannabis under 20 grama and possession of drug paraphernalia. Report said lhat Van Antwerp pulled away from Ihe scene of a disturbance call. Domostlo vlolonco arrest James Krieman, 29. o f 230 Coachman Cl.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Krieman was charged with battery (domestic violence) and arrested at hla residence. said that he pushed hla girlfriend to the ground, k ic k e d . her and punched bar *• ' -" ' Noel is charged under the Oerman Criminal Code for criminal aaaoclatlon. fraud, money laundering forging of documents and tax evasion. The U. S. Government, specifi­ cally the Office of the. United States Attorney, obtained a provisional warrant for the ar— s i.a . a f. f . Noai Koal H m Mto-> tha-.-Watted .ra 41*1 ted Dlaturtoanet k s t s tradiU M treaty ke twaan ■ the United (Mates and Oermany. Juko Ramircs. 21. o f 1 *0 0 Cedar Creek 'C tr .. charged with arrested Sunday by Sanford police. disorderly y conduct iand arrested at hla residence. Report said that he tried to create a disturbance with hie wife. AniUcar Bravo. IS. o f 1100 Cedar Creek Ctr. " arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Bravo waa charged wtth disorderly conduct and arrested at the above residence. Report said that he helped hla brother tn creating a disturbance with hla brother's wife. A irport 1A At Ita moat recent meeting, several airport officials p ro ­ posed the name o f the airport be changed once to avoid on ­ going problems with Ihe Greater Orlando Airport Authority. The QOAA had said the airport name similarity waa causing confusion among trav­ elers. Howell on Tuesday said he was honored to be selected. ‘ I want to see the Airport Authority work with the city commission,* Howell said. The relationship is similar to that o f a CEO. We should all work togeth er* right said he waa pleased Wrlj the commission had con fi­ dence In him and the other new appointees and he was looking forward to working on the board with al Its members. *1 think there Is tremendous potential there and lhat will come from a strong board lhat will work closely with the city commission Orel, Ihe county commission, the chairman of the OOAA and the QOAA board,* Wright said. Regarding the name o f the airport. Wright said, he la In­ clined toward the name San­ ford Orlando Airport. T lie airport la In San­ ford...Sanford should not take a back seat.* Olbaon and Robertson could not be reached for comment. Noel la a named partner In a company called Verpro. estab ­ lished In I *0 4 in Ocrmany. The purpose o f Verpro. am ong other things, is to trade with m icroprocessors and computer components. Noel waa the manager o f Verpro and re­ sponsible for coordination of transactions. Noel Is charged with deceiving the Oerman tax authorities by under reporting value added tax liability and falsifying Invoices to Oerman and French companies wtth Bilked C ontinu ed from Page 1A h id es traveling east, according to Police Information Officer Tom Sklba. The Inctdent occurred at 8:52 p.m. Ramkisson was declared dead at the scene. According to Sklba, neither o f the drivers In Ihe two vehicles were In­ jured. The Incident Is still un­ der Investigation, and, at this time, no alcohol was not de­ lected from either drivers. which Verpro conducted bualneaa. Investigations are being conducted by Oerman, Belgian and French police and tax authorities. In addition. Noel haa been in the United States for two y e a n and haa been In­ volved with such companies as Mega Flight and Mega C om ­ puter o f Altamonte Springs. Florida and Sybarls. Inc,, whose parent company is lo ­ cated tn France. Noel will be afforded an ap ­ pearance before a U. S. m agis­ trate in Orlando. Florida con ­ cerning hla extradition to Ger­ many, This caae waa Investigated by special agents o f the United States Marshals Service and the Federal Bureau of Investi­ gation and will be handled by Assistant United States Attor­ ney A. B. Phillips o f the Or­ lando Division o f (he United States Attorney'# Office. f I .1 - d ii, t <1 ■ .i.i,' I, -in. M i.. Experience Counts FREEChecking forThose Over 50. 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Vanlandlngham said she adopted this approach to make the subject more interesting and to help stu­ dents better grasp the concept. It's working. This year. The Ram Cookie C om ­ pany is expected to generate b e ­ tween $300 and $350 profit with the homemade chocolate chip product. Part of that profit will be used for salaries and the rest will go to charity. Vanlandlngham Is a perfect e x ­ ample of many of our creative Seminole County teachers who bring learning to life for their stu­ dents. “Just doing my Job.” these fine teachers will say. praising In­ stead the accomplishments of their students. Thank a teacher today. W orking with limited recognition and pnly moderate pay, our special teachers are responsible for molding young people Into successful adults. Their devotion to their profession Is most easily seen In ideas such as Vanlandlngham 's. And because of her enthusiasm for teaching, we wouldn't be sur* prlked If the Ram Cookie C om pany ' goes public! G E O R G E P LA G E N Z One man’s recipe for healthy living Bcrnarr Mncfadden was the first o f the health nuts - and some would say that he was nuttier than anybody who has come along after him. He felt that exercise (with dumbbells In front o f an open window), vegetarianism and fasting would cure anything. Following this regimen himseir, he predicted he would live to be 130. He died In 1085 at the age o f 87. Doctors attributed his death to a blood clot'tn the brain. Macfadden would have sworn violently If he had heard the doctors' diagnosis. He never trusted doctors. When he waa SB he admitted he was slowing down, bu t it wasn’t evident when he waa » f Dressed in only his red flannel underwear, he parachuted from an airplane over the Seine River In Paris, France. He married for the third lime when he was SO. His bride waa 49. The wedding cake was mnde from whole-whenl flour, and at the reception the happy couple and their guests drank carrot Juice. Macfadden started a religion he called Coamotarlanlsm. and he preached It to hla Sunday congregation while standing on his head. He believed that Improved the circulation. day cheerfully. ^ Following this regimen himself, he predicted he would live to be 120 .^ a millionaire as the head em pire whose biggest moneymaker waa TYue story magatine. But hla favorite waa Physical Culture magazine. Subscribers got a Physical Culture watch - an enormous timepiece whose crowded dial gave Instructions on what time to do everything. Many o f the Instructions still make good sense: - 7 a m.: Wake up. Stretch. Rise quickly. 18 minutes' exercise. Deep breathing at open window. Douse In cold tub. Stag! Rough towel rub. Stay nude as long as possible. - S a.m.: No breakfast. Take glass o f cool water. Walk to work. Identify the birds. Start at a vast publishing JOSEPH SPEAR l In some parts of the world, fried rat Is a delicacy. Here, It's a meal lickel. 9 Quit picking on Mickey ana Ronald B e rry 's W orld ELLEN GOODMAN Women aren’t paid on par /•** -Hera Hla. Rula *634 — You may drop tha ball out onto tha fairway any lima you want No panatty." •• 10 a.m.: Glass o f milk or water. Never use Ice. •• Noon: First meal. Eat slowly. Count 150 chews per mouthiUl. Chew tough foods. Don't drink at meals. Exercise teeth on tough sourdough bresd. Prevents tooth decay. - Noon to 8 p.m.: Refuse to be rushed. M sin tain cheerful mind. - 8 to 0 p.m.: End o f work. Five-mile walk with deep breathing. Rest before dinner. Count chewa. - 0 to 10 p.m.: Don't work evenings. Have hannleee time. A few nuts or grapes. •• 10 p.m.i Open windows wide. Let body breathe nude. Exercise until tired. Go to bed. Macfadden waa not a Bible benever, but the vegetarianism he espoused may have had Its roots In the Bible. A health-foods cookbook points out that the Bible extols the virtues o f a vegetarian diet. The reference ta to the Oid Testament story o f Daniel (o f lions' den fame) who was being trained far the royal service under Nebuchadnesaar. The king had chosen only n 6t o f good looks and Intelligent young men without any physical given ■I defects. They were g the finest food fromi fthe * royal table to eat. BOSTON-Back in the early 1980s. when Karen Nusabaum was the head o f S to 8. the organization o f clerical workers conducted a national survey on that perennial favorite: working women and stress. Am ong the many tidbits, It Identified the worst ‘ coping mechanism* that women used, the one sure to lead (o the highest stress and the worst results. No. It wasn't alcohol. It wasn't drugs. It was, she says, ‘ apologizing when you weren't wrong." Yet that waa the posture o f many working women In the years alter they began flooding the workplace: apologetic. They thought of themselves as temporary or new workers, grateful or guilty women, and marginal. Well, It took a generation in all, aaya Nussbaum, but “we’re not saying I'm sorry anymore.* What are we saying? The former director o f the Women's Bureau of the Department o f Labor la now head o f the AFL-ClO'a Working Women's Department which Just completed a national survey called ‘ Ask a W orking Woman.* The labor union wtlh its 8.5 million women members, expected, even planned, to Identity one Issue, probably child care, to kick o ff a high-profile campaign. But as Nussbaum says. ‘ When you ask working women, you have to listen to what they say.* And while child care waa a serious concern, the Issue that came up with m egaphone-clarity in the questionnaires filled out by 50.000 working women and in the scientific telephone survey o f some 725 was this: 'equ al pay.* A fall 94 percent In the telephone survey Identified 'equal pay for equal work* as “very Important.* Over a third said It wasn't currently provided In their Jobs. This says, o f course, that basic, old-time, phase one discrimination la alive and well, even though It'a been Illegal since 1043. But we know that. Women earn 72 cents far every dollar men earn. Women still earn less In every' single Job category, except-m yaterlouaty*mechanic. But the phrase 'equal pay* does not Just refer to the legal Issue. After all. nearly h alf o f all working women, especially those in pink collars, are In Jobs that are overwhelm ing female, There la no man around with whom to compare paychecks, ‘ Equal pay* In fact has come to represent an entire galaxy o f complaints revolving around work, fairness and u n d er. As Nussbaum reads the responses. *What they are saying la my pay isn't right and It's related to my belng a woman.* Women have been seething privately about low pay ana discrimination for years, but It fair off the public agenda. It w asn't m s e w an Issue as hsrsssment: It wasn't a s tta o ttm 1 Equal pay without apologies. If has a nice ring. ^ stress. For some time, the topic depressed as the average paycheck. 'I f you look at Issuer, you could say this Is static. We were complaining about pay 20 years ago. But if you look a layer deeper, it’s volcanic, because women now see themselves as econom ic actors with responsibility for econom ic well-being.* A fall 4 1 percent o.‘ working women today are the sole support o f their families. Two out o f five are on their own. Even among the married women, 82 percent reported that their wages -were h alf or more o f the family Income. No wonder that they report so much anxiety about the lack o f Job oecurity. *1 think w e have arrived at a different frame o f mind far moet working w om en * say’s Nussbaum flush from an overflowing conference In Washington DC, last w eek -em f Self-image tagged ake.g behind changed to flit reality. “ They w e more w confident. They feel like Uiey everything together and doing it by Uietr fingernails. Attitudes have Anally caught up witn changed igsd economic conditions.* Am ong those attitudes is a greater b e lie f among women In Die power o f working together to make change. The AFL-CIO and a range o f wom en's organizations w ill be testing that with a newly formed Working Women Working Together Network. They ere embarking on a long-term grass-roots ram ps Ida far ‘ equal pay* through a series o f " it fa n a l Days o f Action, a toll-free number (1lg-07l-g7V7|. and tha targeting o f unfair em ployers. Now, we're In the wake o f a sustained and wildly uneven economic recovery. During the election of 1906, even a Republican Congress passed a minimum increase. This year, the UPS strike gave labor a boost. We m ay well be at a turning point when this generation o f working women turns private seething into public action. *d.#r H V*# w. *fitf I* ' n«» at** If you had approached me in January and told me I would be sympathising with Disney and McDonald's m September. I would've aatd. sure buddy, and bow was Elvis the last lima you saw haw? t mean, these d r e a couple o f corporations which have tha resources to defend themselves. The Walt Disney Co. owns more than 200 subsidiaries, Including Touchtone Pictures and Miramax studios: ABC. the Disney Channel. ESPN and Lifetime: Discover magazine; Hollywood Records; Hyperion Books; Disneyland, Disney World and the EPCOT Center; the Incipient utopian city o f Celebration; and the Anaheim Angels baseball team. Over all. Disney hauls in revenues o f more than S2I billion every year. The McDonald's company takes In 632 billion a year and owns so many restaurants •• 18.300 around the world - that Us own franchisees have began suing the parent firm for ovcrasluratlon. So why am I suddenly feeling sympathy for these behemoths? Well, for one thing, many of their enemies are supercilious m orsllslt who long to impose their mores on the rest o f the Ignorant and wicked world. For another thing. It'a hard to escape the reeling that Disney and McDonald's are being ganged up on. Most people know by now that the Southern Baptist* have called for a boycott o f Disney products. The company prom otes the gay lifestyle, the BaptUta say, and even extends health benefits to same-sex couples. More rabid critics claim Disney pushes a pagan agenda. advocates abortion, encourages free love and inserts lurid subliminal messages In IU films: A minister In *The U tile M erm aid' supposedly sporU an “erection, dust clouds tn T h e Lion King* purportedly spell out '8 -E -X ,' and so on. The Focus on Fam ily organization recently urged Its 4 m illion contributors to Join the Baptist e a m p a lfi. Already on board are the Free W ill Baptists, the Assemblies o f Ood, the Presbyterian Church In America, the American Fam ily Association, the Catholic League and Concerned Women far America. McDonald's, o f course, la the bete noire o f animal lovers, environmentalists and myriad sects o f food polico. A widely celebrated duo in l ing a nd has far years been accusing the b u ffe r baron o f crimes against humanity and the planet Itself. The company sued far libel and obtained a ruling that It waa not responsible far destroying the rainforest and starving the poor, but was guilty o f paying low wages and exploiting children. Those are m erely the most publicised campaigns and crusades against Disney and McDonald's. They are also on the receiving end o f hundreds o f other proceedings ana actions. A few examples: - The infamous McDonald’s spilled coffee episode •• In which a Jury awarded an elderly woman 02.0 million far being badly burned b y hot Java •• fa only the moat notorious spilled coffae case. Another customer recently claimed ha waa served bleach and water instead o f tha tea he had ordered. An Alabam a man asserted that his hamburger was topped o ff with a condom, which T ie thought was a rubbery pickle. A New York man charged he had bitten into a rat's tail that waa in a bag, o f french fries. In soma carts o f the world, fried rat fa a t, H m it s * meal ticket. 1 it*-1*' -1* * ‘fiM ' " • <’-•'» �Stnlo/d Heiald, Sanford, Florida - Tuosdsy, Saptambar 10, 1097 • BA P o lic e -----------Continued from Pa|a 1A Option 'A' • the fix It aolutlon - la far more appealing to the membera o f the SPD, which could be dlabanded If the city chooaea what Hubler aald waa *the moat drastic" option by contracting the Seminole County SherlfTa Office for all law enforcement acrvtcea. Op­ tion ‘C la a dirty word at the SPD. One way or another S heriff Don Eallnger la g o ln g t o be a major player In the SPD m ake­ over. *Oet thla man Involved." Ilubler advtaed. *He‘a a very, very powerful Individual. Utlllae hie power. Work together. Have him conduct management training sessions." Another player appeara to be Longwood Police C hief Oreg Manning, who la retiring after 35 yeara (31 aa chief) In N o­ vember. Dale - among othera • want a Manning on a new Law Enforcement Option* C om m it­ tee which would make recom ­ mendation* regarding major matter* in the reahaplng at the SPD. Manning told the Sat\ford Herald he la tnterealed. The committee could be cho*en In two weeka. Hubler rec­ ommended that it be a alngular-purpoae committee - and It have repreaentatlon from the Judiciary (one o f two membera a former Judge), the crim inal Juatlce community, the educa­ tional community, homeowner a group*, bualneaa community and a police llataon com mis■loner. Dale inalata that one o f the m ember* o f the City Com m is­ sion be on the committee all though he aald Monday thla l member did not necessarily (h a ve to be himself. If the SPD had an angel on committee It would probabc Commissioner Velma llllnma, who atrongly enraed Hie department on ndny. T h e SPD can fix IIm Ur she said. *1 want to think anything is possible." Dole told the officers who a t­ tended the work session that be expected an ’ ’ attitude change " He said there was MAI DEVIftlA ORAHAM Mae Drvtnia Graham. 04. Seinuran boulevard. Apopka, died Friday. Sept. 13. 1097. Bom July 33, IM S , tn Senti­ nel. Okta.. she moved to Cen­ tral Florida in 1051. Mra. Graham waa a hom em aker, waa a Seventh-day Adituat. Survivor* Include sons. Olen Altamonte 8prlngs, nton Graham, Seattle. Maylo Graham. Long1; daughter, Christine KeTAllam onle Springs; WaG eorgla Sumpter. Lab1, Calif., Lorean Smith, foore. Okla., Myrlne Maddox. Reno. Okla., Joaephlne fraaenger. Pasadena. Calif.; (eigh t grandchildren; 10 great­ grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Long* wood, in charge o f a rran ge­ ments. SAM UEL T. Q R A B O ra V Samuel T. Orabofakl. 60, Morning Glory Drive. Lake Mary, died Sept. I I , 1097. Dorn In Johnsonburg. Pa. on June 36. 1038, he moved to Central Florida tn 1066. He waa a system* program m er. Orabofakl waa retired from the US Army and waa a member o f Holy Cross Lutheran Church In Lake Mary. Survivor# Include wife, Linda; daughter, Laura Halpln, Lake Mary; brothers W illiam . Erie, Pa., Calvin, Orlando; sla­ ter. Janice Molella. Johnsonburg; one grandchild. Bald wln-Falr child Oak lawn Park Cem etery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge o f arrangements. GERALD WILLIAM Qerald William. 84. Hidden Oak Drive, Longwood, d ied Sunday. Sept. 14, 1007. Born In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida in I0SS. Mr. William waa a chief warrant officer for the Air Force. He waa a member o f Congregation o f Liberal Judaism. Orlando. He waa a member o f the M a­ sonic Lodge, Sojourners, R e­ tired Officer* Association and Shrlners. Survivors Include .< wife, Selma ’ Sonnle’ i daughter, Elan 8. Haynes, Atlanta! son. Jeffery S. Apopka. Baldwin-Fairchild1 • Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, In charge o f arrangements. 1 DOYLE R. WILLIAMS Doyle R. William*. 70 Wren Avenue, Longwood, died Fri­ day. Sept. 13, 1097. Bom tn Herrick, IU., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida tn 1071. Mr. W il­ liams was a carpenter for Legal Notices Its charter and have the police and fire ch ief report to the city manager rather than the mayor nnd four other com m issioners. ’ Your current system al doesn't work." he sal: ’ Chnnge It." As to achieving a 100percent Improvement tn its p o ­ lice department. Hubler said each SPD member needed to ‘ suck It up...get It together. Do what'a necessary to make the department drat rate Instead o f below average." Can It be pulled off? *1 honestly don’t know." Hubler said. nothing political about the SPD management review. The d e­ partment had made a mesa of Itself. It needed fixing. And It needed the fix now. Noticing that not all the SPD people seemed to agree, he bristled. SPD C h ief Joe Dillard, for one, seemed satisfied with the Monday work session. *We can do It, now," he aald. ’ Moat or ua arc optimistic. We're coming together. We're becoming a much-more cohesive depart­ m ent." Hubler atrongly urged the city that It also had to change IN B R IE F APPLMATION FOR TAX 0 1 0 0 NOTICI IS H lfltS V OIVIN. the* foe herd S. Cseeelsecry. Lsonsrd CttMlberry, the holder of the following certtflcete(e) hee filed taM eertfflc stele) for s The eertWeate numberlel end year(e) of leeuanee, the doecrlptton of the property, and the nemett) In which tt wse sseeeeed M ete ee fesow a Certmcet# Nor *41S Year o f l**u*n o « :t W O Deeertptien s i Property) ISO LOTS St *4 * M MILTON SQUAXS PS I PO as. Mama* In o^kfsh seseeaad. fe ele r Wleon, Mamie Pentole. property hern* In the C a n ty of Semtoote. Prate e l Ptertd*. Urdeee aueh ceruflcafeiet ohes I according lo low, deecrlbed M ouch certMtcttele) wM bo eotd to the g| ^* •Ihiakeel W^FIWWI IwS^F^FWo B 9 aa* ^Jv^P — tteW^ ^e ttr vV^-L wnf Pee door, Somlnold County Courthouse, Sanford. Flertda, on the n th day o f October. tSST, at 1144 A M . OsSBSfd aareiiea r WJIPS’ II irt gate *Rte | f nu) B tefFFVfcBMo documentor/ tramp Itr e e Th« future of Lakovlow Middle There y tll be a magnet school presentation at Lakcvtcw Mid­ dle School. 31 Lakevicw Drive. Sanford. Sept. IS at 7 p.m. tn the gymnasium during the regular PTA meeting. Walt OrlfTIn, m ap iet school administrator will present preliminary plana ana curriculum chariot* planned for Lokevtew ever the next three yeara. Topics or discussion will Include eligibility for the Pre-International Baccalaureate program, foreign language optkme, magnet schools, facility changes. For Information, call 333-1610. Attention! Please be Informed that a District 3 Town Meeting la scheduled for Saturday. Sept. 30 from 13 to 3 p.m. The meeting1 will be held at the Weatalde Recreation Center (W eal Sanford IBoys and Girls Club), 010 Persimmon Avenue, across from Crooms Academy High School. At that time. Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams will present a City Government update, and will entertain ctUaens* inpul. For further Information, you may call (4071 333-0370. Thla Town Meeting la sponsored by Com m issioner William* and Seminole H.O.P.E. D.A.R.E. vehicle donation Seminote Ford, 3760 Highway 17-03, Sanford, will donate a 1007 Ford Mustang Cobra to the SherlfTa Office at 4p.m. today. The donation will be made at the dealership In Sanford. Sheriff Don Eallnger will accept the vehicle which M il be assigned to Deputy Sheriff Deborah Moran who leaches the D A .R E . Program al aeveral Seminole County elementary schools. D.A.K.E. stands for Drug Awareness Resistance Education. It Is a 17 week program taught In nil of the county's elementary schools. The Program la aimed at educating children on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. The Ford Mustang Cobra boa already been outfitted with D A R .E . and Sheriffs Office decals. The vehicle will go Into service Immediately. Church Street Station. O r ­ lando. He was a m em b er, p f . Palm Springs DapUat Church,. He was a member o f the V e t­ erans o f Foreign Wars Post 5406, Winter Springs, and the Sanford Moose Lodge. Survivors include daughter. Rosemary Rogers. Orlando; son. G reg Msyes. Plano. Texas; four grandchildren: one grea t­ grandchild. Central Florida Direct C re ­ mation Service. Orlando. In charge o f arrangements. Funeral ssrvtc* for Mrs- O rah am be Monday. Srpi. IS. 1997 al a p.m. In Um . Oates* Carey Hand Funeral chapel. Inlsnaenl will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Friend* may csU al lbs fu­ neral home Sunday from 3 pm. lo 9 p.m. and 0 p.m. lo S p.m. Oatnes Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. 707- 9101, Is In charge of sendees. LAWSON LEON W ILSON SR. Lawson Leon Wilson,Sr.. 70. East Page Drive, Deltona, died Saturday. Sept. 13. 1907. Born In Ripley. Tenn., he moved to Centra) Florida in 1937. Mr. Wilson was a man­ ager for Southern Bell. He waa a member o f Telephone Pioneers, He was a Baptist. Survivors Include wife. Occgean, Deltona; daughters. Linds J. Wilson. Deltona. Judy W. Smalt, Neptune Beach, nnd Dlsne W. Hoxelbaker. Orange City; son, Lawson L. Wilson Jr.. Mt. Vernon. Ky.; slaters, Don­ nie Carmack. Memphis. Tenn.. Daisy Campbell. Memphis. Tenn.; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service, Casselberry. In charge of ar­ rangements. r , p s £ • ‘ ’ t:w ’i .■ r NEAT-N-fiW ALL CUan ! HOUSE CLEANING 3S"„ OFF I s i I u n i1 C lt M t im ii m im o iM i MOWEJT i i own » 3 2 1 -7 9 8 8 j C o r r I n i F s *Qajtfxua ^ BEAUTY SALON ? ^fitooductow QUm raw m a r ; h/c or s*t *8.50 • ° lo y tele re tee Clerk of die Circuit Court. OMed MM ITtfi day af Aufuer. IM F. (Seen MARYANN I MORS! CLIRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT SIMIROLI COUNTY. FLORIOA by: Shlrtey C. Herbert Deputy Clarb Pwbbeh Sept I, S. IS • t*. itsr O ils ■ones Certificate No: M T l Year ef leeuanee; I M l Deeertptien o f Property: u a LOT* t l * 14 S IX 0 TRACT 10 SAN LAN DO SPRINGS FS 4 PO 01. Namee M which eeeeeeed: Vu In Ih# County of SommoN, State of Ptortd*. Unieee euch cemftcafefe) ehall the property deecrlbed In euch certmeatofs) wM be ooM te the te ^ — — — * ------- * nignfil D fw ie ■* amg v m i umn door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Flortde, on tn* n t h day o f October, 1M F.M ft.COAJd. Payment of SMo foe. U nkaal c u e .- which Mr of an ameunf sguef i eel bid i* due wdtei S4 hours •Tier the edrertNed time of me u ta fte* Ail p teB SBUtelS MbtB MlhteEB BR m IP-te MU frw"^BH |ffteR te ■F^^te *E FW MlS Pf or suarantaod tnetrumont, made poyssie to Vw Ctork of tho CtrtuR Court. Octet) thla ISth day at September. IMF. (Seel) MARYANNI MORSI C U R S OF THI CIRCUIT COURT ItM V fO U COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Shlrtey C. Her pert Deputy Clerk Ptibbeh; September I t . S3. 30. S October T, IM F MI-111 of APFLMSTION FAR TAX M I S NOTICI IS HSRSST OrVSN. dial FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR HOLCO. INC ATTN: MfCHAIL MANNStO, the herder eT Vie M N w w * **ntttc*M<*| ha* cued aatd oerunr cteMI far * taa deed re be Souod thereon. The cerOrteate number:#) end yearte) ef toouenct. the deecripuen of mo i oeoooood i*/ero ee ! II Deecneuen ef Property. 110 N 1/3 OF LOT T W OF OAX AVI O C M U S T S AOO TO s a n f o s o p s y ho as. Namee te wh-ch eeeeeeed Robert F Ouerneey. Candace W Ouerneey AS el eetd property being m the County ef SomutoCe. State et Florida. Unieee ouch c*rtih**t*t*| men be redeemed eccordmg le law, the property described m tuch certihcMe<e| etc be eetd to the highest brddet et the weal front door, Seminole County Ceurthouee. Sanford, Flortde. en Ihe ITih day ef October, I N I . el It M A M . of Sale le APPLICATION POR TAX M S B NOTICI IS HSRSST M M . ten me state) he* ere deed t * be certificate of _ of mo property; and which it wee W ere e o te iiw e : Cemftcol* No: ( H Ooocriptton of Property: u a M C 3* TWO 70S RO I 70S M O 31 F t N OF S ( COR OF SW V4 OF NS 1/4 RUN W 130 *1 FT N I f M O 13 MIN 37 M C ■ 131.37 FT NLV ON CUNVI XJf 4! FT ■ 441 01 FT TO M O . Name* m which eeeeeeed: Fran* H. Roark lit, O eorfle L. Roark. Am e f sold properly boinp m me County of ■emmeie. State ef Flortsp. Unieee euch certmcalefe) ehan be redeemed accerduig la law. ■he property deecrlbed m euch certmceesfa) wM be sold to Ih* foghorn bidder et the w*M tront door, gem male County Courthouse, laniard. Florida, on the ilth day at October, IM 7, el 11.00 A l l . } guarantees me tru^nent, e payable le the cure ef Vie Cue ud Court Dated true 10th day ef r. IM F. I m aL a ANNS MORSI C LIRA OP THt CIRCUIT COURT tn e m o l i co unty. FLORIOA by. Shirley C. Hargett Owoutv Cterk PubKeh: September t l, t l . SO, S October 7. IM F MuS Prneert Oaten (ISM letoqN Oa* Iters* 1MI-S? QAiesseW| " w r ite Soyoile to the Clerk of me CbeuR Court. Dated Mu* (Sen day of August. IMF. MARYANNI MORSI C U R R OF THI CIRCUIT COURT •IM IM O U COUNTY. FLORIOA by-. Ihlrtey C. Her gert Deputy Clerk 1117 tn? 011-1 HOTICS OF HCTITIOUS RAMS Notice le hereby glron that wo ■ ro tn g a g sd h buolnssa at 111 Hamlin T. Lane, ARsmonte Springe. PL U T14. Seminole County. Florid*, under the FletMoueName el S0HITH FIT. regleter eetd name with the DMelon of Corpotsiione. TeSeficeeee. Flertda, kt aeeordmtM wMi the provWont of the FletRleue Nam* Stetutoe, To­ wn: Section Ml.OS. Ftorlde Statute* t M I . 3010 B. Fronsh t e a , l u f ord <487) m - 8 1 7 1 m 1 1 1 -8 1 8 4 IN TN* CIRCUIT COURT OF THS IS TH WOeCIAL CIRCUIT. IH ANB FOR M M IR G LS COUNTY. O A M M i SS-FSM -C A -td A NORWIST MOftTOAQI, INC.. A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORWIST MORTGAOI CORPORATION. A MINK! IOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF re HOSSIIN MAYIAHWA2I VK/A HO S H IN HAYAIHWAZI: ADA HATIAHWAX1 A/R/A ADA HAYAIHWAZI: COUNTRY LANI HOMIOWNIRS ASSOCIATION. INC.: JOHN 00 1 AND JANI 001 AS UNXNOWN TINANTS IN POSSISSION DIFINDANT(S) RS-NOTICI OP PORSOLOOORO TA1T NOTICI IS HIRSSY OIVIN pursuant le an Order Oranting the Motion to Roast Foreclosure Sal* doled September gth. IM F. entered In CtTU Coe* No. M-07M-CA-14A of the circuit Court of the tITH Judicial CUsuH In and for SIMINOLI County, Sanford. Florida, I w i e*S to tho fogh#*i and boat bidder for cooh AT TH I W I I T FRONT DOOR o f tho ■IM IN O LI County Courthoueo In Sanford, Florid*, al 11:00 am . on tho tth day e l OCTOS IR , IM F the following described property as sot forth In **ld Summery Final Judgment, tc-wttLOT Tt. COUNTRY LANI. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT TH IR tO F AS RIC O RO IO IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAOI FT AND TS. PUBLIC RICORDB OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA. Dated this 10th day of September, 1M7. (CIRCUIT COURT S(AL| MARYANNI MORSI Clerk of the Circuit Court Byi Jane I . Jseewtc Deputy Clerk THI LAW O F F IC II OF OAVIO 3. IT IR N , P A. M l S. U H M R IIT Y DR. S T I 100, BLOO. M PLANTATION. FL 33134 (M4| 311-SOOO IN ACOOROANCI WITH THS AMIRIOANS WITH OISASILIT i l l A0T, person* with dieebilSMo heeding ■ epee lei peeammodation ohould center I COURT ADMINISTRATION St the S IM M O U County Courthouse *1 407-333-4330.1 • *00-444-1771 (TOO) or 1-S00M I-1770, via Flertda Relay September IS, IM F 0*1-140 Ceurrty N. Park A**.. Front Door, Sanford, County, Flertda. the renewing does/iked personal In Sammole County. BXMOfT C O tflR B O O T eNleo nnd werehovn* ah Product*. Inc., together with meentery end accou n t recettabM now owned or hereafter acquNod by Ooooobumpt rTvW bifi ing. Bald tnte win be mad* purm ien H and kt order lo satiety the term* o f told Summary Final Judgment. DAT ID mw I Mh day et U F T IM M R , IM F. CLIRK OP THt CIRCUIT COURT Deputy Clerk Attorney* ter PteMVh Jeeooh f . Feeler. I tom e Fiends Bar No. 7170*1 S I Mean. PJL Fuotet* Tower, tom Floor t i l South Orange Avenue Poet Office Boa 311 Ortend*. Florlde 11*01 (407)441-7000 In accordance wRh the Americana Wen owobwtiee Act, giro one with dMabilHte* need­ ing a spec fel accommodation lo portteteeto In due proceeding chou Id contact Ih* Court Admlnletralor/A.D.A. Coordinator, I One Johnson. M l North Perk Avenue, Suit* N, Sanford, Florid* 11771. 407/111-4110. not liter then live |t) dare prior to the pro­ ceeding. It hearing impaired. (TOD) t-tOO-Mi-STTI, or Yew* I - 100 M I-1770, via Florid* M t-i I*, IM F MI-141 Legal Notlcet N B TM S O P APPLMATtON POR TAX MSB NOTICI IS HIRIBV OIVIN. *Mt FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FON CAS I, INC. ATTN: MICHAIL MANNING, the holder of (he fo l­ lowing eortlflcstolt) ho* food M id cert Kt* *l*(t| for a tee deed to be Weired thereon. Tho e t r ­ uncate numberlel ond yeorlt) o f Weiwnie . tho doMrtpUon o f ihe property, and tho nsmelt I in which tt era* eeeeeeed refer# at |lAjMekMdpg1 Cerfotcele No: 1*4* Veer of leeuanee i M t Oeecrtptton of Property: LSG LOT M (LISS M O *1 COR RUN W 114 FT N 1M . l l FT HILT ON *LV RAW ST RO 111 1M.10 PT S M O IO 13 MIN 1* S IC I 17.10 FT SWLT ON CUNVI F f.M FT S ( I DIO 81 MIN OO M C W 10471 FT I 170 FT TO M 0| ALOMA PARR FO 30 POS 43 S 44. Namee In which Mseated: Mark M. 0 More. Trustee. All of said proparty bolng In tho County of lomlnote, t ta l* of Florid*. UnteM euch corttttcetefe) aha* bo rodoomod eoooedfng to law. Vw property described In euch t*rtlfiea4*fa| will b * M id lo the *•■ —h- —* WQEV* m dhm mgsvEtel Eg EgIB i mAOi E ft* Irrtnf n9m door, lom lnete County Courthoueo, lonford, Ftorlde. on Vw 37m day o f October, IM F , at 11.00 A.M, Poymont o f Sal* te*. #pencebte d e le wont ery tu m p tea** and rMordlng fee* ere rogufrod bidder of m * sate. Full peymem of an amount oguol te the highm i bid to due wtthbi 34 hours offer tho advert toed tune o f the >OW AM payments then be eaeh or guaranteed intuument, made payable lo the Ctork of tho Circuit Court. Dated IM t 1UN day of September, IM F. MARYANNI MORM CLIRR OF THI CIRCUIT COURT • IMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA by: Mlchcfte L. I live Deputy Clark Pubkeh: September II, 13. M. and October T. tM F M I-14* ptcTrriovs mans act Nonce to hereby given that me undermined pursuant I* the -Ftottttou* Nam* Act.* Chapter MI-00 Ptortd* Olblute* will reg­ ister with the Florlde Department o f l l e l o upon reeitpl of proof of tho publica­ tion of thw notiee. the hctnioue name, to wit: IfOftOta TRACK PITffSM AT HOMS under which w* oipect to m*«gt kt buektMc it e l l last Aftemont* Orhr* Altamonte Spring*. FL 31701 Dated et Mkineapciit, Mlnrweote. this tth day ol September, IMF. Nordic Advantage. Inc. J. VP Legal end Secretary Publish: September 11. IM F MI-IM 19 THI CineUIT COURT OF THS ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DP PLBRIBA tl. O A M M l M - M Od.BH-OS-A W RS: Tho Merrtag* of OAVIO G U IN TIR S T R IM C R Rejlilee me rMftPPtrBt, end RARSN JIAN SNULSR-OTRSMCR, B A M M . 07-SSS-GAI4-L HAAAOURTON MORTGAOI CO.. LR c/va P u n * Verier Funding. L.P.. JINNIFIR L. MILL*A mid (NANI M. RLOPP A/K/A 01ANS M. TARR end THS UNKNOWN HSIRS, I br. Ihreugh. JOHN F. RLOPP. unknown partto* <terming by, 0*1-14 MARYANNS MORSI CL1RX OP THI CIRCUIT COURT SSMSfOUt COUNTY. FLORIDA byt Shlrtey C. Her gert Deputy Clerk PubMeh: g#pt. l . * , t l s t i . N O TIC I OP SALS NOTICI I I H IR IB V OIVIN that pureuonf la a Summary Final Judgment rendered September bth. IM F , m that certain ecus* pending m the Circuit Court In ond far unty, Ftorlde, wherein tun Trust If Sen*. Central Ftertde, Nettonpi Aeeeciafien. is Plaintiff, and OOOSISUMPS PRODUCTS. INC.. ■ Florida corparstlan, JIRALO J. POTNIRRASMUSMN. IndhrtduefhL mid M IT T ! It PO TN IR-RAS­ MUSMN, me defendant, CNd Action Ceuee No. 47-11M-CA14-K. I. Mwyswne Meroe. CMrk *4 m e e fereemd Court, wM M If,-M * j a „ en OCTOM R *m, (M T . after ter taw end tee to JUBMIAL OfROUfT IfOTIOS OP APPLfCATfOM POR TAX M S B NOTICI IS HIRSSY OrvtN. that Mefende J. Idnueten. Richard S. Cecealberry. the holder of the loaeertng certificseeft) hee filed eeM certdtcatetet lor ■ tea deed to bo Nouod Iheroon The cendicete numberlel end yearte) et Neuance. the deeonption ef the property, end the nome(t) In which R woo eeeeeeed le/are ee IIPO U . end M IT T ! K. PO YN fR -RA IM U M IN , rn TNS CIRCUIT COURT Pubkeh: Sept. 3. I, t l . A 33. Namee In which eeeeeaedi MIRIDITH MANOR UTILITIIS CORP. All ef aefd property beMg In the County of Semmofe. State of Pfortda Unieee tuch certiflcetelt) ehall be redeemed according lo lew. the property d*centred in euch oertmeafefei wl* be ooM to the Ittemtematell a— El mS IN ■ W--tti --- a --- a nB^steW miB asm door, Seminole County Courthoueo. Sanford. Florida, on tho 11th day o f October, tSST, St I t :00 A.M. Psymerrt of Sal# le*, to one abfe doeumontary tlamp t o r t cording ffoee are requked POM by blddot a t lt e ante. Pud poymeni of an sewunt oguaf to the higheat bid M due wfthkt *4 houri after the odvertteed time of the eele. AH gdymente aha* be ceeh or guarontood tnetrumont, mads gigoble to tho Clerk el the CVeuR Court. Deled Ible I7th day e f Auguet. DOOM SUM F I PRODUCT!, INC., a Florida eorporsuon, JIRALO J. POYNIN- IM F M I-IO NMU Cenmcete No- tree Veer e f leeuanee; 1*00 Oeeertptien of Property: LSQ LOT A (LISS W UO.JI PT I F T S SAN LAN DO 1ST 1ST AOO) 1ANLANDO ISTATIS PS f 7-ttBO -G A-f 4-K SUNTRUST BANS, CINTRAL FLORIDA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Pisfotxf, Retey eat bid w due wtdun S* hour* 1M7. 0 (UWWMMMUEL- AntenlfowMMste^steel I » ■ , _ _ _ j r i S s U '2 _ _ J l MrAINrstcSonts NOTICI IS H tR fS Y OIVtN. that PUNS AS CUSTODIAN PON HOLCO. INC. ATTN: MIC HAIL MANHINa. the holder o f the let lowing eerttfteotote) has food ooM aeruneMottl ter s tss deed id be Issued thereon. Tho eartmesfo numberlel and yeer(e) of Neuance. the doeertptian of tho property, end the nsmtfe) In which N free peeeeeed le/ar* * * pmd by Vie cue easel ul e.Fud Funeral sendee* for Mr. Wilson will be held Tuesday, Sept. 10 si I p m. at Che Delians Lakes Daptlsl Church. In lieu of (lower*, the family requests dontallona to the Deltona Lakes Baptist Church. 3SS0 Elkcam Shot., Deltona. Fla.. 33730. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. 301 Ivan hoe Btvd., Or­ lando, 33004.000 01 It. tn charge of arrangmenl*. GRASOrSKJ, SAMVEL T. Memorial sendees for Samuel T Orabofakl. age SO. of Lak* Mary, who passed away Thursday, were held Monday al 3:00 p.m. al Ihe Holy Crosa Lutheran Church. Lake Mary. The family request* memo­ rial contribution* be made lo the Leukemia Society of America. Florida Chapter. 3101 Maguire Bhrd., *223. Orlando. FI 32003. Baldwln-Faircliild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, 5000 County Road 40A. Sanford. Fla.. 32771-7737, 333-4203. waa In charge of arrangements. f psymenrs ehan be eaeh IN THS O IM U tT COURT OP THS IM H T M R T N JUDICIAL CHtOUIT M O N O PON I COUNTY, N O TIC I OF APPLICATION POR TAX D f 10 eerdmg too* are paM by <he ee eel Sfd is dud water *4 heura - -- S tem --e— -e-r*.— -to tbww j, — a Stem ■r»wr mg ■aww— *i>BW 4F Legal Notices Legal Notices If, II, M T W S OP ACTION TO: KARIN JtAN SHULIR-STRISICK AOORSSS UNKNOWN TOU ARB NOTIFIID Ihet on action ler (Rule To Show Csue* tor Contempt) ha* been food opcinel you and you are roguuod to e o n * a copy ol your written dofem ei, it any. to it te, plaintiff ■* attorney, Joseph P*dow*r. who** addroot I*. t » t Crystal Lake Avenue, Lak* Mery. Florida 1174*. on or before OCTOM R U th. IM F , and file tho original with Ih* ctork of duo court oithor before to n ic * an ptomtiffk attorney or immediately thereafter; uliterw e e a del tun wM be entered agalntt you for Ihe relief demanded m ih* complaint or petition. Dated M P T IM M R tth. IM F MARYANNI MORSI Clerk o f the Court By: Nancy R. Winter Dgoirtv C lirl PubSah: September i t . 31. M . and October 7. tM T Dll-113 JUDICIAL O IM U TT, KATNLSIN J. PAPIN! AU, Petitioner, AND JOHN A. PAPINIAU. JR. M T I M B P ABTIBR BP! TO: John A. Pepkn eu. Jr.. 33133 lusus, Ptortdi 33TM YOU ARS H IR IB V NOTIFIID that an action for dieeolutton of you ond you or* reoUred to defenses. It any. to It on Rath Wen J. Papineau, Petition er, w ho** addrsta I* 140 North Winter Park Drtvs. Ceeeelberry, PL lirO F on or before OCTOM R I Oth, IM F , and IS* the ortsktel with the clerk ef m l* court before aeretefy fftereofter. H you fSB te do M , * default win be entered again al you for the relief demanded kt the petition, WARNING: n i l * ! ! . » ! , Florid* eto*urs*4 datum ante and Infor­ msMon. FaSur* lo comply can result to sanction*. Including or stnkktg of plead- toss. WITHII I S my hand and tho seal of mi* court on M PT1M M R 4th. IM F . MARYANNI MORM CLIRK OP TH I COURT Nanay R. Whiter Deputy Clark PubMeht September p, t l , 13. 3 0 .1MT M I -7 1 the w e not known Is be dead or sin *, whether teld unknown panto* may claim an Interest grant***, or other claimentr; THI SOUTHLAND CORPORATION; STATI OP FLORIOA, Department of Revenue; UNITIO STATIS OF AM I RICA; ■ unknown porbonft) In p MOeeeten of tho tub .eel real property; Defendants. N O TICI OP ACTIO tt TO: The Unknown Hairs, devtooM. grants**. eMignee*. Honors, rvettttori, trust***, or other claimant! claiming by, through under or against JOHN F. KLOPP, dec* M * d; tt living, and ak unknown pert We claim­ ing by, through, under end against the above named defendant)*) who are not known to be deed or ekve, whether said unknown partto* may claim an Inter**) te epeuee*. hetre, devisees, grsnieee. sr ether claimant*; whOM residence te vkiknown and wheM tael known YOU A M NOTIFIID that an action lor foreclosure ol mort­ gage on the following described property: Lot IT. FOX RUN. according to tho ptet thereof ee recorded In Plat Book l l . page *0, Public Records of lomlnote County. Florida. he* been filed agalntt you and you ere required te serve a copy of your written doftneee, tt any. te tt. on IA N ORA A. M A R T IN I!, Attorney fo i tho PteMMf. whOM *ddr*M I* 4010 Soy Scout Boulevard, Suit* 4M, Tempo, Flertda S3M7 on or be!ore thirty days front tho del* of the Ural publication et this nolle* and rite the original with tho Cterk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff'* attorney or knmodtelefy thereh i m ; other* lee a default w it be entered against you for tho relief demanded In Ihe complaint. NOTI: PURSUANT TO THI FAIR DIBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU A R I ADVIM D I HAT THIS LAW PlRM IB D IIM IO TO I I A D IS T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLIOT A D IST AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL ■■ U M D FOR THAT PURPOM. W tT N IM my hand end the ee*J of told Court on IIto . IM T. A * Cterk o f to# Court S r J**n BrMent As Deputy Cterk COOIUS S ITAWIAM KI 4010 Soy Scout Boutevard Suite 4M Tampa, Florida *1*07 Ibtopftena) 1*111 STT-dOO* CAS M7-01MS Publlehi September IS, 1MT MI-141 IS, �iM - Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. Saptambar IS, 1997 Mar-Anon to offlar hatp Nar-Anon. a self-help group Tor relatives and friends of addicts. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 88Q 6889. Taka olf pounds aonalbly Membera o f Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to join them on Tueaday evenings from 7 to S p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 333-1768 or 333-1664. Toaatmaatars maat Seminole Community College (SCCI Toastmasters Club *6881 w ill meet every Tuesday o f the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosella Bonham at 333-8384 for more Information. Obaslty surgtry group to maat The Seminole Chapter o f SOS (Support Obesity Surgery! Support Group, for (hose who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom *103 o f the Physicians Plasa Building. 831 W. S.R. 434. Longwood.. at 7 p.m. Call 333-6900for more Information. Dlsablad vatarant maat *0(1 Seminole County Chapter .*30 o f the Disabled American Veterans meet the second Tuesday o f each month at their chapter home at 3913 Orlando Ave.. In Sanford. The ser­ vice office la open from 1-3 p.m. every Tueaday and Friday for more Information. 333-3710. Blood Bank aaaka donora Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donora o f all types blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford brmnchl'l303ft. Second St. For Information, call 333-0832 1 Optlmlat Club moata waakly The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 333-2104 or 322-0208. Kiwanla Club maata Wadnaaday The KIWm .a Club o f Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Klwanlsns are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5068 Dancing lor aaniora T h e Over 8 0 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 3:30 • 4:30 p.m. at Ihc Sanford C ivic Center. Live music by the Dellonlana 11-piece band. Donation 83.00. Wltfowtd Portons moat A # Widow sd persona are Invited to meet at 1:36 p.m. the second and fourth W ednesday o f every month at Che C a s s e lb e rry S e n io r C en ter, 20 0 L a k e T r ip le t D riv e . Casselberry. Racovary Inc. maata in Sanford Recovery Inc.. is>a self-help mental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003. or 696-8906. Tell us your story The 8ar\ford Herald welcomes news about you. your family, friends and neighbors. But. we need your help by submitting Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days tn advance by calling our office. Your organisation's pub­ licity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available at our office, if desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tueaday before the publication date. Weddings more than three months old will be published In announcement form without a photo. Our address: The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1667, Sanford 33772 or 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 333-3611. Fax: 323-9406. ex-S C C teacher Scholarship honors The name Dorothy Morrteon la well- known am ong business owners in the downtown area and those involved with Sem i­ nole Community C o lleg e T h is 88-year Santoro resident has volunteered her time, talents and assistance on a dally basis most o f her life while In Banford. As a former teacher at Semi­ nole Community CoUegi. her moat recent accompUehment le being notified that • scholar­ ship has been set up m her name there. Bhe still le identi­ fied as an English tutor with the college. ThU foundation donation es­ tablished a scholarship in English and British Literature to honor 'on e o f the college s founding faculty and the 27 years o f the 43 years o f her teaching career,* according to a letter sent to the school. W I S i i '- ' || I ■ V tv ■ m*m Jsnnlfsr tlngotson able. She has also volunteered with Kay Bartholomew at First Street Oallery in managing lights or helping with other necessary things. Dorothy Morrison continues to be a guardian angel and helper to those In need. H o w do frogs and toads differ? Frogs and toads are "amphibious* which means ’ double life*. Moat frogs and toada have two stages In their Ufe cycle, larvae (tadpole) and adult. From the approximately 80 species known In the United 82 feag and 8 tend spa­ rs native to Florida. D esert p tla m Frogs look different than toads In several way. Most toads have dry. warty skin, whereas frogs have moist, smooth skin. Most toada also have a pair o f glands bulging out from behind their eyes. These glands produce a toxin that protects them from being eaten by moat animals. Alt toada have these glands, but most are too small to se­ verely affect people and our pets. Frogs do not possess these glands, and there are no frogs native to rida. U fa atagtai Frogs and toads have two Ufe stages, the larva* or tadpole stage and the adult stage. When tadpoles m eta­ morphose into adults, their body structure and breathing organa change. The tall disap­ pears. legs form, the mouth enlarges, lungs replace gills, and other organa transform to adapt to a Ufe that Includes breathing air, eating different food Items, and living on land and water. Feeding! All adult frogs and sk*'** ■a '*| v iK The letter also adds that, it . ‘ *• •she influenced the Uvea o f thousands o f studenU, many still living in the area. She served aa SCC Faculty Senate president for four years, was Dorothy Morrison roootvoo cartIffeats from Main Stroot'o nominated for the state "Who's Who o f Women in Florida* and SCC tn Ns 31-year history." where she helped was the Faculty Senate's She was previously presented talented, noted faculty. She nominee for the state Little Red - participated In the planning for a certificate bom Main Street Schoolhouse award.* the Fine Arts Performing Cen­ businesses. She continues to work for them in untiring ef­ ter and Museum. Bhe was on Also mentioned was "the forts tn helping make deposits, the original Honors Faculty scholarship will be awarded for run errands, turn lights on and and for many years Judged the the first time In the soring o f Seminole Coitnty Spelling Bee. o ff and provide assistance In 1998. Morrison was chairman She was the sponsor and advi­ whatever way she U able to o f the Humanities and Fine make Ufe a little more bear­ sor to the only yearbook at A rU Division for I I years . riiiv toada are predators and feed on a wide variety o f insects. They have a targs mouth and a long, sticky tongue that they use to capture prey. Their hunting style la to sit and wait for thetr food to corns to them. When an Insect moves within range, they turn their body, lunge forward, and shoot their tongue through the air. They also wtU pursue slower prey on the ground. Tadpoles. Imma­ ture frogs and toada. are planteaters and feed mostly an a l­ gae. which they Alter from the water. R sp rod u cttoai Frogs and toads move to ponds, lakes, streams, and ditches to breed. Males move to the pond first and begin calling. Usually, this activity takes place on rainy nights. Once a female arrives, she selects her mate and breeding begins. Eggs are re­ leased into the water and the male releases sperm, fertilising the eggs. The eggs remain In­ side a gelatinous mass until hatching. Eggs must remain In a moist environment, because lave no protective shell, fay their qggs In single strands, and most other frogs Lay their eggs In targe clumps. I mpar t sa csi Frogs and toads are an Important source o f food for fish and other aquatic organisms, as well aa. terrestrial species such as wading birds, red-shouldered hawks, and a variety at snakes. At times. It seems ss though there Is an overabundance o f frogs and loads In Florida, but they plan an Important ec o ­ logical role In the food chain. They sustain animals at the higher levels. One way that people directly benefit from frogs and toads is that many of their Insect prey are con sid ­ ered to be peats, such aa m os­ quitoes. Legal aepsetai Permits are required to sell or possess for sale any live amphibian or car­ cass, Min. qr any body parts o f amphibians native to the state o f Florida. Frogs may be taken throughout the year by ga. clubs, blow gun. hook and hand, or oy shooting during daylight hours. A co m ­ mercial freshwater fish dealer's license la required to take for sale or to sell frogs. The g o ­ pher frog, pine barrens treefrog. ana Florida bog frog are Stie. at s p e c ia l concern and ore thus protected from taking, possessing, and selling o f whole animals, body parts, and eggs. Extracted from the University of Florida publication "Florida's Frogs and Toada" by J. Schaefer and J. Llebertx. A! Fi f fi f la B#fninoii Couittv Urban Horticulturist. Inquiries may he dfraotad to Mm at the Cooperative Extension service, 210 W. County Homo Rood. Sanford, PL >3773 or phone 823­ 2800, C x i 8888. tatiwCuts — Welcomes— N u ta g c i B y A u d ra Career Woman Happily Makes A Home for Live-In Boyfriend DEAR ABBY: I don't know how you feel about response letters to response letters. Nonetheless, the letter I read today from ‘ Happy With a '90s Homs Ufe,” chastising your printing the letter from *O kf Fashioned and Proud of It," evoked a fiery rseponee born me. I am a 39-year-old woman with a college education, a professional Offering . Nauro-Mupcular Bad Swsdiih Masaaga through the door, ha has a msaL a ogpoasd to. “How can I help you?* neat horns, and doss not need to worry If his clothes are clean. jffio fs s S flr n m ff r~ -(• I consider m yself fortunate to bly people have forgotten the deflnt have good looks, brains, and to have Uon o f *trus lo v e ? I f two people retained the values o f "making a really cars for each other, there horns" my mother taught ms, which should bo no thought o f Ut-for-tat I will bo proud to teach the daughter Acts performed from the heart all I may someday have. 1 consldsr ' * equal out in the end. myself blessed to have a great guy, HAPPY TO BE KON-8 GIRL, 1997 and I am showing him just that every day through my quite natural D EAR H A PPY : I’m sorry you efforts. I know he loves me and I do d id n ’ t a llo w m e to u se y o u r not expect him to prove it by putting nam e, but perhaps it’s fo r th e the pillow under my fret as I put b o o t Ron aught bo killed in the them up. Any woman who aspires to . stamneila o f ooatem porary fea t­ shirking dooustio daUse she should Inlets tryin g to d o yob la — aad be prond to accomplish can be aami cUmhhsg o v e r Aim to get to summed up In one word: laxy. yaw. TUG i m It is not s matter o f womsn “serving* or moo needing “survival skills.7 Relationships ars about wanting to taka cars o f your partner and making sach day saalsr for him. Relationships ars meant to be *Wnat ean you do for ms7* ss n , (ProMamsT Wrtto to Door Abby. Foe • personal, unpub llohod realv. aand a salt s d d n s u d . ^ p ^ p g anvofopo to Dear Abby, m oomMMtom-) H SS1I7SO M O im s e s N s s tw l l f f l g g IA Q Q A O I M ts ts r js M o u rn su m s tso s u r p l u s t-iiaisTssam :« < « • re s ts „ �IN B R I E F Correction SANFORD It waa Incorrectly reported laat Friday that cTnrrnre Lnttlmer played for the Ly­ man Junior varsity football team when In fact he plnya for Seminole High School. The young Tribe running hack acorcrl three tourhdowna and rushed for ISO yards against Lyman. Lattlmer also scored three touchdowns and added a two-point conversion run the previ­ ous week agonist Winter SprUigs. Recreation Volleyball Results SANFORD _ The City o f Sanford Recreation Department Pall Recreational Volleyball League opened Ita season Monday night in the Don Pelhnm Qymnatortum at Sanford Middle School. Kathy's Baby Shop picked up where It led off in the Spring League as It went 8 0 tn the A League. Other records in the A League were: Yknots and Ladles of Uic Court (both 3-21. Westview Baptist Church *1 and lleer:30 (both 2-3) and Sanford Church o f Ood 10-5). In the B League. Don Menley a Seminole Ford topped Family Matters tn the (Inal game o f the evening to post a perfect 5-0 record, while Fam ­ ily Matters was 4-1. Trolling the lend duo were Unknown* 13-21. Weatvlew llnptlst Church «2 123|. Seminole Community College 11-4) and C.E.8. 10-5). The league play* every Monday night at San­ ford Middle School stnrtlng nt 0 p.m. A s c l o s © w . Sanford Co-Ed openers decided by one run From S ta ff R e p o r t s ____________________________ SANFORD _ It doesn't get any closer than this. The Sanford Recreation Department Fall C o­ Ed Slowpllch Softball League got started M on­ day with a pair o f one-run games at Ptnehurat Porks. C h an g a Car Care jumped out to a 6 -1 lead a f­ ter two innings, but could not dent lh * score­ board again and had to stt back and hope the runs were enough as C A L Timber mounted a rally. C h an ge Car Care waa still up 6-1 heading Into the sixth inning when C A L Timber plated three runs. C A L Timber then made things *«• tcresting aa an unearned run cut the lead to 8-B and had the potential tying run waa on with only one out. But that was how It ended with the final 8-8 C hangs Car Care. Ilalf-N-Half got Into a major run-for-run battle with Beer:30 In the second game. o t o o o a i. • a 4so ooo ■ . a • eooeot a . • i * t io o o ia . e t r Hatf-N-Kalf took a 4-0 lead in the top o f the first Inning only to see Beer :30 battle back to taka a 5-4 lead after five Innings. Things really got Interesting at that point aa Half-N-Katf scored a run tn the top o f the sixth inning to tie the game. Beer :30 regained the lead tn the bottom o f the sixth Inning, and HalfN-Half took the lead back with three runs in the top o f the seventh Inning to hold a S-6 advan­ tage. Tn the bottom o f the seventh Inning Joy Weaver singled and Vic DlBartolo ripped a tworun. instde-the-park home run to tie the game. After an out. Joe DlBartolo doubled, but the next batter made an out. bringing Terry Dechav to the plate with two outs. Dechav then singled to give Dcer:30 a 9-8 victory. Next week. C A L Timber takes on llal-N -H alf at 7 p.m. and C hongs Car Care battlea Beer:30 at 8 p.m. Providing the ofTense were: C hangs Car Care: two hits Tommy Veslna (run. RBIh one hit Chip Smith (double, run). Chrla Bryson (double). Mary Sechreat (run. two RBI). Debbie Bernlng (two RBI). Lynn Webb (ROD. Lucy Sellers (run). Stact Abrams: one run _ Carol Garner. Zeb Webb. ” C A L Timber: two hits _ Shannon Hill (double). Terri lllrts one hit Mark Blalle (double, three RBI). Jimmy Wilkinson (two runs). Tina Hill (run). Michael Burke: one run _ Rlrk Pettis. Michelle Burke: one RBI _ Chris Clarke. (Jeer:30: four hit* _ Joy Weaver (triple, two runs. RBI). Terry Dechav (two doubles, run. two ROD: three htta Vic DlBartolo (home run. riouSee Co-Ed. Fag* 2B Church Softball begins INNER C ITY QAM IS CLINIC Flag coachat needed SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Is still looking for two coaches to head up flag football tenms In the youngest (7-0) age group. All games are plnyed on Saturday mornings. Interested person* should call 330-8697 for more Information. Penny Hardaway Qolf Clastic From S ta ff R ep orts ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic All-Star guard Penny Hardaway will host the first-ever Anfernee •|*enny* Hardaway Golf Classic the weekend of September 27-28 at the Isleworlh Country Club In Orlando. The event will benefit the Roys nnd Girls Club o f Central Florida and the Edgewood Children's Ranch. , Among the celebrities expected to attend lire New York Knlcks forward Charles Oaktey: 'Fam ily Mutters* television star Jnleel While. Grammy winner Johnny GUI and NBA Halt of Pomer Julius "Dr. J* Ervlng. • On Saturday. Sept. 27. there win be an ‘AnStar* Pairings Party at the Hard Rock Cafe from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. On Sunday. Sept. 28. the tournament will be held with registration and breakfast at 6 a.m.. tee off and tournament at 9 a.m.. and an awards dinner at the Renaissance Orlando Resort from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. For information contact RDV Sports at (407) 049-1073. SANFORD _ Th# SenWwt* CommunAy CoSsgs basstoal M m o l hMd coach Jack PanM a c (above) poeea M ti aoma of ths camper* that racendy attsndsd the Cty ot 8anford Rec­ reation and Parts Department, as part o( the Inner City Games, free bascbal dime at the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadkim. In the photo at left, SCC as­ sistant coach Ed Dtckmeyer shows the players how to cover third base on a pick-oh attempt as a camper dives back Into the base. Tha clinic waa tor players ages 7-1fl and gave them an opportunity to learn the game from their peers. Sylvan Lake Park Tennia SANFORD _ Sylvan Lake Park Is sponsoring an NTRP Adult "Tennis Tournnmcnt on September 19-21 (Friday thorugh Sunday). Singles nnd/ar See Brtsfs. P a g* 2B FA8CAR POINTS 1997 O RLANDO SPSBDW ORLD [through S ep tem b er 90) oriels . 1. (4) BUI Keeton. 3.332: X (S I) Bruce Everett. 2.180; 3. (41) TUn Houston. 1,787:4. (33) Ricky Wood, 1.448: 8. (36) Rusty Ebcrsote. 1.443. U asHeri L a te M e r is is . I. (0) B obby Sears. 2.9881 X IS) Earl Beckner. 9.608: 3. (82) Tommy Johnson. 1.018: 4. (68C) Rick Lyons. 1.602:8. (23| Larry Oetecn. 1.860. MarilHari _ 1. (71) Joe Middleton. X 8 I3 : X (81) Tim Laurent. X806; 3. (88) Shaln Held. 1,007: 4. (12) Ross Eldrtdge. 1.820: 8. (01) Steve Moldon, 1,210. Sportsm an _ 1. (77) Dan Zukowski. 2.707: X (11) Russ Shaw. 2.464: 3. (87) Barbara Pierce. 2.140: 4. (03) Sean Murphy. 1,912: 8. (34) Bill Loom li, 1.690. M la l-S to ck 1. (01) ConraA Grenier. X 0 7 X 3. (8) Pedle Allison. X478: 3. (97) Kelly Jarrett. 9.024: 4. 100) Ron Abeks, 1.921: 8. (SJ) Ken Hankins. 1.889. S am b er . 1. (80) J e ff Wright. X937: X (81) Mike Peppier, X91Bi 3. (04) Kenny Wilson. X147: 4. (14) C. CrotUe-B. Moser, 8.000t X 187) Chad Ptsrce, 1.08X n v o a n ra u u b p b b d w a y i' (Ibrsagb Bsptsmbsr 80) . ■ ■ ' ' i L ata M e rid a . L (4) BUI Keeton. XB07: X i l l ) Dnvtd R oan s, X 34 6 i X (81) Brucs Everrett 1.078747(14) Ronnie Roach. 1,208: X (12) Jeff Emary. 1.201. L im ited L a t e .M e d e la . 1 (0) Bobby Bears. 3.000: X (42) Mark Tracey. 3.27S: 8. (87) Chad Altman. X 2 8 0 1 8 4 :4. I l l ) Jeremy Pitch. 1.237: X (IB ) Bruce Lawrence tt, 1,227. ' Modified . I. (78) Bobby Blake, 3.043: X (71) Joe M td & to n . 3.784: X (81) Tim U u ren t. 2.433: 4. (668) Jerry Symons. 1.181: X I I I R ) David Rogers, 000. Sportsm an „ 1. (72) Bobby Oonsales, 3.142: 2. (6) Glenn Wilson, X722: 3. (87) Barbara Pierce. 3.103: 4.) 117) PhllUp Beaaett. 2,074: X (11) Ruse Shaw. X O IX * M la L t t o e k _■ 1. (01) Conrad Orenlcr. X338: X (3) Vic V an fickcr. 3.788: 3. (2) Bob Dexia. 2.133:4. (0) Mark Patfm lU . 1.068: 8. (71) Ted Vulptua. 1,887. ' l eath er • 1. |fi) Richard Clouaer. X 7 7 I: X (80) J eff w A d tt. X 440: X (87) Chad Pierce. 0,392: 4. (04) Jeff Bhaflkr. 9.*37: 8. (14) C. Crottle-B. Moser. X 2 3 X Ph otos b y O ene Pharta Big numbers for Lake Mary winners From S ta ff R sp ort* LAKE MARY _ The winners came up wit hits and put a lot o f runs on the board aa the City o f Lake Mary Parka and Recreation Department Mcn’a Fall Friday Night Slowpllch Softball League got un­ derway at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. • Beer:30. the Spring League champions, opened defense o f their title by scoring six runs tn the top o f the flrst Inning and seven runs tn the alxth inning and added five more runs In the middle and rapped out 19 hits In dumping TRC (Tim Raines Connection) 18-7. a— t*o TSC 430 1*7.1* IS *30 110. T 13 M .t i n SsfSMw rtsi— w — 434 0 0 4 . IS IS 003 0 3 S .S B IS I ------a»4 Saw TraaXiaS l l . h r f M a i — 4 S*4r 3*0 |tt)_ 34 IT too 1 _ » s The middle game waa much closer with Modem Welding Jumping out to a 12-0 lead after the top of the third Inning, only to ace the Superstore Slam- SANFORD Trinity Assembly of God-Majesty from Deltona picked up where they left off last season and Bucn Samarltano aurvtvrd a big scare to post opening day victories In the Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment Fall Ctiurch Slowpllch Softball League at Chase Pork Saturday morning. Majesty, which went 9-1 tn w in­ ning th* Spring League cham pion­ ship. scored nine runs tn the b o t­ tom o f the first inning and lad 14-2 after two Innings. The Flam e* from Sanford First United Methodist Church Anally got things going and outacored Majesty 7-1 the rest o f the way, but the early lead and a couple o f excelent defen­ sive plays allowed Majesty to post a 14-9 victory. Burn Samarltano and Sanford Christian then hooked up in a super battle with the score being Bed l- l after two innings nnd 3-3 after four Innings. Buen Samarltano took advantage of an error to score two runs In the top o f the sixth inning. An RBI dou­ ble by Carlo* Morales and an RBI single by Jesus Mulno gave Buen Samarltano the 8-3 lead. Sanford Christian got a run back In the bottom o f the sixth Inning on an error, a double by Ricky Wells and a sacrifice fly by Tony Tlchonofl and then had n tremendous oppor­ tunity to win the game In the sev­ enth Inning A single by Rick Williamson and a double by Joe Caputo put the tying and winning runs In scoring p o s i­ tion with no one out. An Intentional walk to Mark Brewer loaded the bases and a sacrifice fly by Tommy Preston Bed the game at 7-7. But the next two batters popped out and the game went to extra Innings Buen Samarltano took advantage o f the second chance, using four er­ rors nnd three htta. including dou­ bles by Tom Veilnannd Luis Rivero, to plate nix runs In the top o f the I s * Church, P a g * 2B 1M M l l M M - n u M OSS OSS 0 . S IS Trinity aw— Sty Ms|**«y *40 010 a . 14 IS 0 1 0 S 0 S 0 S .II IS 10* 001 I S . T IS M i Lake Mary, Fugs SB Lake Brantley fumbles away Chance B y DEAN SM ITH Herald Sports Editor DcLAND _ Have you ever seen a greased pig contest? Lake Bran irantley fumbled 11 times, losing three, and waa held to 32 yards o f total offense tn the Oral half aa the Patriots fell to DeLand 24-19 In varsity football action at Spec Martin Stadium Friday night. All told there were IS fumbles between the two teams as Lake Brantley fell to 0-2 overall and 0>1 In Class 6A-District 4. while the Bulldogs improved to 1*1 and 1-0 in the district race. The Patriots ftimbled the ball away three times and lost six yards, twice, on a fumble and a letteral. and fell behind the Bulldogs, which lost their opening game 35-0 to Mainland. 17-0 at halftime. The Patriots simplified their o f­ fense tn the second half and were 0 get back into the ball game able to behind1 (he running o f Quarterback Brian Criswell and fallback Ryan Jut two extra point tries failed and Lake Brantley waa forced to try an on-sides kick, which bounced out o f bounds, after cut­ ting th* score to 24-19 with 0:83 left on the clock and D iLand was able to run out the clock. After getting good field position on a 28-yard kick o ff return b y at their own 41 after ota gainilng a Brat down. .h e B u lld o g recovered and got a The 20-yard field goal from Dustin Fer­ 10rell rcll eight playslater to give the hosts a 3-0 lead. Another good kick off return gave ike Brantley the bail at the 28. but a penalty and a famble gave DeLand the ball at their own seven and two plays later Terhel Johnson carried the ball in from the seven and Ferrell's extra point made the score 10-0. ■ Another lost fam ble by the Patri­ ots two aeries later fa v * tha B ull­ dogs th* ban at th* Laka Brantley 47 fast before the end o f the first quarter, eight plays later Junior quarterback Craig Candctto can ted the bail In from the five and alter Ferrell split the upruVIght*. De­ Land eras up 17-0 at intermission. The Patriots finally got on the scoreboard with 4i40 left In the third quarter as Pagan capped a 13-play. 60-yard drive with a oneyard plunge to make the score 17­ 8. The extra point snap waa flmbled. Lake Brantley forced the Bull­ dogs to punt on their next posses­ sion and the Patriots took the ball right down tha field, going 64 yards in 10 plays and scoring on a sur­ prise halfback pass from Bush to Trey Keeley from five-yards out op fourth down with 0:40 left to the game. The two-potnt try faded and >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 DAIL. �M • Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Tutaday, Sspismblf IS, 1887 ------- . . . ! ' ■ B rie fs ■■ ■l - » ; - C o a tln n a d fro m P i « t I B doubles players may enter by callln SLP @ 322 0567 by 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Sept. 17. Trophlea will be presented to winners and run­ ners-up In main draw and consolatlonsand Tshirts will be provided to all partlclpanta. The next six-week tennis session has begun and will run through October 25. Tiny Tots IS71, Juniors, Adults and Senior classes are avail­ able weekdays and Saturdays (mornings, after­ noons and evenings). Classes are 630 for the six-week session and la limited to eight players. Call 322-6567 to register. Doubles round robins are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 p.m. lo 10 p.m. No registration Is required and Interm e­ diate to advanced level players are welcome to participate. Cost Is 83 per person and tennis balls are provided at the park. rrtvste, group lessons and team clinics are als offered. Call 322-6567 for details on any Sylvan Lake Park tennis offering. 1' ‘ VII. i .. • • • . r . 'T T Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His stats for the 1007 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totnls (Including 1907 games) In the third column. Raines was 2-for-3, Including his third home run and 18th double o f the season, scored two runs, drove In two and also had a sacrifice fly lo help the Yankees edge the Boston Red Sax 7-6 Monday night. SANFORD _ The Seminole High School Rooster Club O olf Tournament will be held. Fr.day. October l? lh . at Alaqua Country Club. Cost Is 8100 per person. Contact Brenan Asplen at 320-5102 for more inform ation* QFC Auxiliary Chock Stations OCALA _ In an effort to more conveniently serve hunters using the Ocala and Lake Oeorge wildlife management areas (WMA's), the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (OFC) will provtde 12 auxiliary deer check stations In addition to the check stations known as North and South Hunt. All deer taken from Ocala or Lake Oeorge •67 . 62 229 40 70 33 . 10 1 Runs.... lilts ...... RBI...... Doublet Triples. Home r Steals... H 306 eighth Sanford Christian tried to answer In the b o t­ tom of the eighth Inning, scorin g two runs and having runners on first and second with only one out. but a third to first double play ended the threat and the game with Buen Sam arltana on top ||-7. Next Saturday, the Flames cha lk ngs Buen Sam m itano at • u . and M e asly taken an Sanford Christian at 10 a.m. Providing the offense were: Deltona Trinity Assem bly o f Ood-Mqjeaty: three hits Larry Hartman (triple, run. two RBI). Rob Mullett (double, two runs), winning pitcher Ike Men dose (two runs, RBI), Steve Jarrett (RBI): two hits Smokie Slabodnlk (triple, three runs, two RBI). Marc Vlret (run. RBI): one hit _ Toody Roses. John Capelll (tw o rune and one~RBI each). Steve McGutgan (run. RBI). bast oaraar 160 2.175 052 8.209 133 1.464 194 2.422 71 892 38 398 13 no 18 156 90 795 .295 .334 t a l l l f IA N n n p a g l^ fiMd aaM asrfWaslaft) tar a laa dead ta ba Mewed moreen. Tha aarttftaafa numbarfal and yearft) af tatuanca, fha daacttpffan af the praparty, and Wa namaia) In nhiah R net aooNiod 14/a * aa fabawa Cartthcata N r U I * Vear af Mawanaa: IS M m ----------■- w — i * . ^0 I. U 8V8f1f6VHwA VY^bni ffP lyi LSO LOTS I a I SLR S (NTZM W OIRS ADO NO 1 PS I pair. Namee M which aaaaaaad; Kevin Palsanhawar. Karan Pelfanheuer. AS ot aaM proper­ ty bam* In tha County of SamMaM. Hale of PMrkta UnfaN ouch eerlMicelefO aheH Stanford Law- An al MX) pro#Inn In fha County af a, State at Piertde. UnfaN eueh eertWcetelsj ahaN ba redeemN accordnp ta lan. fha proparty deecnSed M awch aattifiaataiN ndt ba aaM ta mm x i .a .* — ^ pg . -- — * a ------- » f^B88i VI 0*8 wltl IIIR8 » m praparty daacribad m auah carfftcaialtl wM ba aaM la fha dear, OamMala County C tvrweuaa. Sanford. Florida, an the tlth day at October. 1N T. e l l 1:00 A.M. Payment at Safa fee, sppfMa- WMA shall be checked and tagged at a check station prior to being dismembered or trans­ ported out o f the hunt area. By checking their deer through one o f the stations, hunters greatly assist biologists by providing Inform a­ tion that helps them manage deer populations. During the archery (Sept. 20-Oct. IB). Muisle loader (Oct. 24*26) and general gun (Nov. 8-23 at Lake Oeorge WMA: ana Nov. B-Jan 4 at Ocala WMA) seasons, auxiliary check stations will be operated In conjunction with private businesses • Speedway 7 to 11 _ Junction o f SR 11 and SR 40, Deleon Springs North Hunt chekc station will be open m N o­ vember from 8th-30th. During December and January it will be open only on Fridays, Satur­ days and Sundays. North Hunt Is located on CR 318 at FR 88. South Hunt Is located at Big Scrub Campdround on FR 588 and FR 573 and will be open during general gun season only. Neither will be open during archery season. OCALA. WMA Historic raesrs at Daytona •T h e 88 Store FR 88. south o f CR 316 • Advantage Sports Center . NE SR IB. Sail Springs • Kelly's Kountry Store _ NE CR 314. Scrambletown • Harvey's Sporting Goods NE CR 3 I4A . Lynne • Forest Hills Grocery _ CR 42. Forest Hills • Eureka General Store _ C R 318, Eureka • Paisley Variety Stare _ CR 42 East. Paisley • Country Stare _ Panther Road and CR 445 • Ruby's Texaco _ SR 40 and CR 314 LAKE QEQBQE WMA • Ptne Island C am p you n d A Marina _ Lake Oeorge Drive. Seville • South Moon Fish Cam p _ South Moon Road. Astor Sanford United Methodist-Flames: three hits _ Jerry Camus (three runs. RBI): two hits _ Robert Jones (tw o doubles, two runs. RBI). Bruce Dan ilia (double, two runs, two RBI). Dean L. Smith (RBI), Robert Smith, Jack Eltonhead (one run each). Mark Blythe; one hit _ Dean W. Smith (RBI). Buen Sam arttana three hits Antonio Rivera (triple, double, tw o runs). Car foe Morales (tw o doubles, tw o rune, three RBI). Lute Rivera (double, run. two RBI); two hits _ Jesus Mutno (run. RBI); one hit _ Tom Vcslna (double, run. two RBI), Bert Solomon (run); one run _ Raul Segarro. Carlos Matos, Luis Rosario. Sanford Christian: four hits _ Joe C apulo (double, three RBI): three hits _ Ricky Wells (double, two runs). Rick Williamson (rank two hits Tony Tlchonoff (two runs, two RBI); one hit _~Randy Horn (run); one RBI _ Mark Brewer. Tommy Preston: one ran _ Andy Inman. x . -n - — » x i ^ J ^ M p - - - x- - - rkfH ffl 8 V 6 V VI P f Sa^^N nwi dear, SamwwM County Caurthauaa. (anfard, PMrMa. an tha I T * day at October. IM P, at It:00 A.M. Paymtht of r Legal Noticf aeeueanoe raa r a x ____ n o t * * is Msneev o w ta . •w runs as c u s to o u n roa SMCMAS L ASSOC ATtOM PSa TAX SSSS n o t c s is H ta a s y o m n . mmi raw s a s c u s t o o u n s o n m o l c o . ate. a m i ; m k m a i l at Mm Mi- MAMNWO. Mm M S N at MS let- to M I . tar ataa i Wart an. Tna ear- praparty. and MM naraaft) In each). Leading the way for Modern Welding were Todd Hunter (two doubles, single, run. four RBI), Rich Hanratty (two singles, three runs. RBI). Lee Alexander (two singles, two runs. R B I) and Vince Pedigo (taro singles, ran). Also. Chuck Hoffman (single, two runs. RBI), Randy Lewis (single, run. RBI). Ed Mengani (single, two runs) and Dave Schutt and Ethan Bauer (one ran scored each). Providing the offense for the Superstore Stammers were Jason Bender (double, tiro sin­ gles. two RBI), Keith Kemple (double, single, run. three RBI). Steven Smart (two singles, two runs. RBI). Dave Herman (two singles, ran. RBI) and Carlos Joseph (two singles, run). Other hitters were. Billy Appling (triple, rank Jimmy Smith (single, run. RBI), Tom Yelsley (single, three runs). Allan Tyrcll (two RBI) and Mike Bem osky (single). Contributing for Leiffcr and Sana Trucking were Kevin Julian (three singles, three runs, two RBI). Danny Hewitt (double, single, two runs, four RBI). Bobby Shaw (double, single, two runs, three RBI). Kevin Venerchick (double, sin­ gle. ran. two RBI), Steve Wagner (double, single, ran. RBI) and Clyde Wood (two singles, three runs). Also contributing were Tom Mains (double, run, RBI), Manny Silvia (single, three runs, two RBI), Paul Llseno (single, two runs, two RBI). Mike Clark (three runs). Brian Jones (two RBI). Dave Johnson (two runs) and Steve Boone (run). Hitting for Sanford Paint and Body were Pete Harrison (home ran, slngle.ran, three RBI). Bobby Kretnbrlng and Ed Shuck man (one sin­ gle and one. ran scored each) and Denis Miller (single). f\J EE 1/ 1/ L O C / V T / O A / / / / FootballContinued fro m P age 11 the score was 17-12. A gamble with 8:45 left proved to be the nail In Lake Brantley’s coffin as a fourth-down run came up short at the Lake Bran­ tley 21 and DcLand took Imme­ diate advantage, scoring a touchdown three play* later on a 17-yard touchdown pass from Candetto to Travld Padgett and Ferrell added his third extra point to make the score 24-12 with 4:02 on the clock. The Patriots refused to give up, however, and drove 78 yards on 14 plays, capped by a 13 yard pass from Criswell to John Miller with 0:63 left. James Russ added the extra point ot make the final 24-10. 44 hours na af wa Sbeeaah duo m gvgyg| | aat bM M due I . S. IS S M . OS1-4 NOT ICS IS HSNSSY OfVtN. Wat PUNS AS CUSTOOUN PON CASI. NIC. ATTN: MIC MAIL MANNNta. Wa tMtdar at Wa tel- MARYANNS MORSS C U R K OP TH I CIRCUIT COUflt tiM M tOLI COUNTY. PLORIOA by: INchoba L IMva Ooauty CMrk PuWMh. Soarombar I t . t l . JO. and October I, i N T 041 144 ----------------- N M I 6F----------------APPLWAT»OH PON TAB M I S N O T K I IS N IR IS V OlVfN. Wat PUNS AS CUSTOOUN POR CASI. INC ATTN. M ICHAtl CorMlasM Na: m i Thar at Meuaniet I4 N LSO LOTS 1 TO S BLK ■ TRACT TS SANLANDO SPNMM PS • PQ4. camhastaftl war ba taM ta Mm dear, t arnmaM County C autWauaa. Sanford, PMrMa. an the ITth day af Ocfabar. t N T .a t ft SO A M Wo aaM. PuS •r an amaunf anuat M MM _ aaf bM la dwa nRhm M hawra 4 eyas it ta wa C M * af wecweun Court Oatad Hue n th day al September. 1NT. ^dMIVANNS MON 44 C U N K O P TH S CIRCUIT COUNT COUNTY. by: thbfey C. Marpart Daawty C M * PubfMh. Saptambat I I . I I . N . S October T, I N T 0St-t4S O x anaMe Na IN S Saar at Mswancs: I N S JMft ■hubert Jr. AS at M M preaerty at a —— i— - - being Sam *by We **—County »* - U Q I 1 / t o i T s t r i ' ALLO T LOT S BLX 0 TRACT N SANLAN DO SPNWOI SO 4 SO SJ. Names In wMeh aaaaaaad. Aeaian a* Central Via Me An a* aaM prep arty bama m Mm Cewty at Seminole. State el UnMw awch eertWeMeia) M an Be radaewid n i i M m ta Wo. stssww SewrtBee In such Ctrtm«stt(t| wHt ss U M U We I acestamp to lan. dssstibaS In awch uerlMfcatoM be euM lo IIm ISO LOTS S 4 h T s S V TRACT s sawuanoo m u . senates re s _____________ wXwSwO- F16*168. Sgdilftglg CoMMty an the n t h M r a issT, at t i n e A it . C aunty Caurthauaa, Sanford, Mar Me. an We STM day af Orta bar. I NT. at lia s A.M. APPUOATtPN PON TAB SPSS NOTtCI IS MSRISV OIV(N. Wat PMafa Oanny. Wa holder af wa labaaMp eemhcaiefe) haa Mad aaM aartdicataW tar a tea dead la ba Mowed were an. The certificate nvmbertel and yeerfel af Mawanaa. the which M waa Mtaaatd M/are m taSawa: Can mm ate Na: SI41 tear at Itewani a. 1444 OescrteWan at Prep arty. LSO LOT T l OAK PORI I T UNIT 1 PS t f P04 I t TO M . Name# M nbtah aaaaaaad: (art W. SbarfyL AS af aaM property bams M Wa County af of ~ " M be aeM by me aw bidder at Mm aaia. fud payment at an amount anuat M Mm Mattaal SM M dwa wMUn AS how a payments anal be cash Suwantaad i peyeMe to Mm ClrcuMCourt. Instrument, wm CM* of Oatad IMa IIM i day at lipaatpar, I N T . and recerdbts taaa are rebutted bidder at tna aMa. Tub payment at an amount aawai to Mm MftiN t bid la duo wRNn 14 Havre attar the edrertleed Im m of Mm aaM. AM paymanta than be caah or suarantaad Matrumanl. made poyabM fa Mm CMrh af Mm Circuit Court. Oatad IMa t l m day af Sapfembar, 1NT. (Saits ^SaL tanns MORSS CL!AX or TMS emeurr count ssuatou county, riOMOA byi UlthaPa L Sdva OtpMty Oarli rwt&afc I aptamtar IS, t l , SO. and Oetpbpr T. I N T M M *4 MARYANNS MORSS CLINK OS TH t CINCUfT COUNT ■ IMINOLA COUNTY, PLONIDA x- - - ■ a* . ---------------- wf. vninvvaaw.u nor gen Oaputy C M * ruMMAt SlpW nhir IS. IS, SO, S October T, ISST OCMSS p*party WMcrtbocTin at aartSMatalN nM ba aaM fa i _ hU haat bldltr at Wa waaf front - ....... .. County Caurthauaa. Sanford, PMrMa, an ItM 14th day of Ocfabar, I N T , at 11:00 A.M. Payment af SaM fee, tppuetbM daaumbntary atamp taaaa and raaardMa loop are lepuMod ta ba paM by Mm auanaaful Mddar m fha aaia. Pud paymoni af an amount aauat ta Wa N th eel bM M due ntWM M houra mm or (war ante ad Metrvmem, made payable la Wa C M * at Wa CWuN Court. Dated WM ITW day of Awfuat. IN T , M vuif camhcafafcl haa lead •aM cartMMMotki for • tai daod M bo meuod UMroon fho tor uticau numbarltl and yoarit) o< Hauanca. the doecnetron af the proporfy. and fha namafcl m ofwch n wm aoeeeood M/ars oc Mlooo: CortMwafa Na: 14N Year af Mawanc# N OawripfMn af Praporty: LIO LOT 4 BLK S 4UNLANO ■STATISPS If PO N Namee m nfuch ooooooort OavM • Under ton AR of M «t pc»e»rty b . r y m mo County af SomoroM. title af PMrMa UnMoa ouch cartMicalofol oho" ba roattmta accardma M Mo. the property dooctWod n ouch cortC oixcJ wm ba oaM la Wo tupt* k* brddor of Wo wool franf dear, SominoM County Court home. Sanford. PMrMa. an the ITW day of October. I N T . ■« I I 00 A M Payment at taM Me. oppxce bM documentary etame Ixaeo and rocordma ION a * raquwod to bo paM by Wo ouccoeeful brodar at Wa erne. Pal payment at an amount i x d to wa M«haat bM m duo wMhm N haura artar Wa N iortU cO tone af Wo aaM. AMpaymanta aha* ba caeh or twaranlaod metrument, made poyabM M fha CM * al tha Cut UR Court true llih day al >. I N T . MANYANNS M O R tl CLIRK OP TH t CIRCUIT COURT BthMNOLI COUNTY. PLORIOA by: thutey C. Her ton Beauty CMrk Pubbaft Soar ember It . !J. Jo. 4 October I. I N T M I-144 NOTICS OP APPLICATION PON TAS 0140 NOTICI It HI AS 4 V OlVfN. W4I PUNS AS CUSTOOUN TOR HOLCO. INC AMN MIC HAIL MANNUta, wo helder of wo MlMwmo corUhcolotN hoe rood l t d cortirtc Motel lor a I n deed la ba loouad waroan. fho cor ■ line Mo numborlcl and yeerlol or Mauance. Wa deecnpiron ol mo praparty. and I ho name*) in acuch if w n ••recced M/xo ot C o t n r M . raw- MO Vaar af Mouanca IO N Description at Praparty: LIO S 1/1 OP LOT 4 o ALL LOT I OAVtTS SUSD PS 1 PO Tl. NamN Ur wfuch aNNkatf John P. Own. AS af aaM prap­ arty baa-e m the County of >ominolt. SMM af PMrtde LMMoo ouch cortdicoIMt) ohall ba redeemod occordrny Id law, Wa property doocrlbod M ouch certirwMelii wm ba aaM la Wa htplwal bidder or Wa weal Irani dear. SominoM County CeurWeuae, lanford, Plarlda. an tha ITIh day of October. I N T . at 11:00 A.M. bM dat umantary cramp uaee and roc ordma Io n era rorpruod M be paM by Wa ouccoeeful Mddar at Wa aaM. PuS payment af an amount aaual ta Wa hMPtaat Md M due Wtmui 14 haura altar Wa adoarNaad tuna at Wa An frfivEgv cgg)i or suarantaad metrvment, made poyabM la Wa C M * of Mm CUcutl Court. Doled WM 11W day af ' r. I N I . TS& ya TANNi MORSS SOON 14, ISST TSa 1NSMS. St C aunty OamnNatltntra St StmlncM Courtly. BAST-i-SSSl • C -t CammertMl Sana • SaaartMn to aSaw Mm aaia at atoafwflc bayarsfN (boar and adnat tar an-pramlaa eanauntpUan M oerUunstlen nNN an Aduff SM artatnaiint laussaMnant o n m e S iy M n . e f L e t S x M m o f lot S Bam Sty Tf 4 N J, Stack A, South Pam rsrb SubSiyMn n, PS r. r s I I , Section 1 7-I1-N ; WstdaOf Mlffmay 1T - I I anO 1,000ft. ■ af 0R -4N . (OtOf 4) TMe pubSa haarfna a N ba held M Ream IM S af the SamMaM County Servteaa SuMMo. f t t t I an OataSar 1 4 .1N T , at 1:10 f j Mo. 14 haura aaM. AM paymanta ehaa ba tech af puaranlcad Matrvarant, aiada payabU la the CM * of Wa Cutuh court Dated Ihra flih day af Beaten* or, I N T . M wa Ctarb of Mm Caauft Court. Dated WM ITW day af Awsuet. 1NT. MARYANNS WORM CLSRR OP TH f CIRCUIT COUNT M MMOLS COUNTY. PLORIOA by: Shatay C. Marpan Oaputy CMrk wM im m * - -* — » » ------- * i t e m * 4 a m * VW asnv 88YVni8V8 1^8 Vf l*»f UMfrumanl, h n c Barnard T. leap. ** af aaM araaarty bamp M the Caimfy at Legal Notlcaa INC ATTN; m IN* C ontinu ed fro m Page 10 ble. two runs, three RBI); two hits _ Joe DlBartolo (double, two runs. RBI). Jerry DtBartoio (double, run). Paula Ritchey (RBII; one ran. one RBI Brett Molle. Italf-N-Half: four hits _ Oreg Hardy (double, run. RBIh three hits _ Lori Poe (two triples, two runs, two RBIh two hits _ Duane Smith (ran); one hit _ Mike Davis (triple, two runs. RBI). Brenda Hart afield. Tom Kelly lone double each). Kim Myers (ran. RBI). E ay Hortsfleld frank K i t " Rodrigues. Jimmy Franklin lone RBI each). CASI. aat Md Subbah: Seat DAYTONA BEACH . Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) and Daytona International 9peedway will host an all-vintage racing weekend October 3-5 for the first time In the 39-yenr history of the Speedway. Some o f the moat famous and rare sports cars from the 1960's, 1970’s and 1980‘s and NASCAR Winston Cup stock cars from the 1970‘s and 1980‘s will return to the famous high banks of Daytona. Highly-recognisable racing personalities wll be competing. Including five-time Rolex 24 At Daytona champion Hurley Haywood and current Trana-Am Series champion Tom Kendall. Please contact the Speedway al (904) 9476787 for Information. Lake Mary C on tin u ed fro m Fags IB mers battle back to within 12-5 after five Innings. But Modern W elding ended the threat by plating four runs In the top o f the sixth Inning to take a 16-5 advantage before the Superstore Stammers answered with five runs In the bottom o f the sixth inning. The game ended at that point by the time limit with Modern Welding collecting 13 hits and winning 16-10. The b ig bats came out In the last game as Lclffcr and Sons Trucking counted five doubles among its 24 hits and scored nine runs In the second inning and 11 runs In the fourth Inning to end the game by the 20-run rale 24-3 over Sanford Paint and Body. The league will continue play every Friday night at the Lake Mary Sports Complex with three games starting at 6:30 p.m. Doing the damage for Beer:30 were Mike Miller (triple, two singles, three runs, two RBI), Vic Dlbartolo (triple, two singles, two runs, three RBI), winning pitcher Blake Murray (double, two singles, two runs, three RBI). Kenny McKeever (triple, double, tw o runs, four RBI) and Brett Molle (double, single, two runs, RBI). Also hitting were. Dave Cose (two singles, two runs, three RBI). Dave Bennett (two singles, two runs, RBI). Joe DtBartoio (single, two runs) and Kyle Brubaker (single, rank Doing the hitting for TRC were Calvin Davis (triple, double, single. RBI). William Washington (two runs). Dave Peters (home run. run. two RBI). Arthur Barnes (home run. run. RBI). Rob­ ert Stevens (double, run. RBI), Myrtel Reid (single, run. RBI). Or e g Hardy (single, run) and Nokia Roberta and Tboy Holley (one single >4 A ^ ^ aatafa) k m Mad aaM eerimeataftl for a laa dead ta ba Mewed Wartan. The aamhaafa nwmbarfal and yasrftl af Meuanee. Wa daaartptian af fha property, and the name!a) in •Meh N v m aaaaaaad iWare aa L40 LOT ■ OCR 4 TR ■ TOWN OP SANPORO P S IP O M . C o -E d I n n in g . IU .U * . end reeerWna teed era m ba paM by wa av C h u rch C ontinued fro m Page IB APP1JS«TWN P M TAB SSSS NOTICS IS MSRSSV I M S . Wat PUNS AS CUSTOOUN POR PRiMtOO, MO. tha hefdar of IN I R A t lt t g OAUOB CATEGORY Thn PU toM Seminola Booatar Club golf Ltgal Notices APPUOATtaa PON TAX____ NOTICS N HI ROSY OtVSN, Solar Baars axhlbltlon tlckata ORLANDO _ Tickets for the Orlando Solar Dears first-ever exhibition gams to be held Sep­ tember 23rd are now on ewe. The game, which begins at 7 p.m.. Is against the Houston Aeros. All seating la general admission. Adults ages 15-54 play just 88. and children ages two to 14 and senior citizens over 55 pay just 85. All pro­ ceeds benefit the new Orlando Solar Bears charity foundation. For ticket Information call (407) 428-6600. Legal Nottcf MANVANNf MORSS C L t n x o r Tits CIRCUIT COUNT 44 MlNOLI COUNTY. CLSRKOPTHd ClRCUlf CUUNf COUNTY, by: MtchbRa L SSvb Oaawty CM * Pwbiahi lepttmbar S, IS, t l , and N , ISST by. MMhalls L Idea Oaputy CMrh PuWMh: September I I , I J , to, and Ocfabar 7, I N T OS 1-147 OSH CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campoa Cexarey a t m cryaManm are crouwl hem x u w r by Nmoua pamm. pad end pmiwS. lech New r --------. ---------*ii TxWyycXo M U oawb nr Written i am m ante Mad wWi the Currant PtarwMnt I heard! FurtheraawSTiraMaMa'by1<NSn« M ^ lfS o T la t.'T A N . 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M i M IN H M M M N M .......... .91.161 i " “ •MilllllllllHH'WNIi .91.41 a BN NOW ACCEPTING 117— C o m m e r c ia l R d f lU lo L illi .M l » 1’ i i f r l i i 'i i I ir> n i • III* t y i* i ri 111■' F1#’ • * l u l l * lil liM liry.' Vi i 'i ri ;* ' v J<« i " ' t * l l 4 t k l ) l r <1 D t ' j l f 'I t * ' 1 l , f*' ...... ...... \ ll £ M I �by Ohio Young look a t a u . tm o fusmdwdmi What’s the w ord on DHEA? DEAR HR. OOTT: Should I uie DHEA to Improve my athletic perfor­ mance? DEAR READER: Dehydroeplandroaterone, a hormone produced In the adrenal glands, Increasei the produc­ tion ot teiloaterone (male hormone), leading lo aubjective Improvement In physical and pavrhoiogical well-being In both men and women. Becauae, aa time p a n e l, we all produce leaa DHEA, promoter* have marketed the drug aa an anti aging compound. Thla I* not true. Nonetheless, DHEA I* told aa a nutritional aid, and many people who take It swear by Ita value In making them feel better. It may enhance ath­ letic performance but no studies have shown conclusively that It doe*. (Because It Increasei blood laatoeterone levels, the drug may adversely affect drug screening In International THE BORN LOSER by Arl Barroom IT IS K > T ! TKKT'S ONLY O N E ! r THKTS V\ 7C T* i FIFTEEN- J, (* L O V t ' A '/ T * X/ / •’7 Dlf Y i ‘T ' r I I / JL Vn d s t o p c a l l in g n y l U n c ? % mm 4 V h b y C h a ri* * M. Schutx M SORRY I WE MAP A LITTLE ^TROUBLE AT HOME W AS late . MA'AM.. . OUR KITCHEN WAS FULL OF SQUABBLES.. E E K i M EEK I - / VU ^BO V AW D Your daughter ahould be examined by a qualified orthopedic aurgeon, espeeisUy one who La familiar with the (many) bone problema that plague dancer*. Let me knew what be aagra. DEAR D R OOTT: I am a diabetic whoae blood augara, on medtcatlen. are consistently below ISO. Recently, I developed a caae of hive*. The Itching drove me craiy, 10 my doctor preicrlbed prednlione. My augara ahot up to 400. Why? DEAR READER: Prednlione and almllar cortisone drug* can eailly destabilise a diabetic by railing hi* blood tufor. Cons^qutnUy, wboo oudi therapy la reeulred — aa it waa la year caae — doctor* umalty try te taper the do*e and dliconlinue the medicine aa aeon aa poaalble, at the unknown because they haven't been studied. Some men have reported per­ manent breast swelling from It* use; whether DHEA can cause prostate or uterine cancer a distinct possibility - is unclear. Therefore, IU safety la in question Because men and women under the age of 40 have adequate inalurall D IIEA levels, the drug Is not appro­ priate lo Improve athletic perfor­ mance in this age group Therefore, if you are under to. I recommend that you not take It. DEAR D R (JO TT My daughter is a dance maior in college Although she is vrry talented, she has had to give up point* because of severe pain caused by bunions Her dance career is in Jeopardy, yet her doctor has told her to suffer the pain or quit dancing lin t there something she can do? D E A R R E A D E R : A bunion Is an abnormal swelling of the Joint at the base of the big toe, often causing lat­ eral displacement of the toe Itself The cause of this painful affliction Is not known, but bunions do tend to run In families Although not a haiard to health, bunions can severely hamper athletic performance, particularly ballet Orthopedic surgeons have devel­ oped several operations to cure bunions Two of the most popular — the Keller procedure and the Mayo operation — involve removing part of the bone near the Joint and straight­ ening the toe My orthopedic consultants tell me that either type of surgery cures bunions and allows patients to lead relatively normal lives (provided they don't relnjure the toe or consistently wear tight, ill fitting shoes that pinch the feet) Inasmuch aa your daughter fl a danrrr. the situation becomes more problematic. It's possible that the surgron might forbid her to dance PETER QOTT.M.D tame Uma iaereaalag the amount of aati-dtabete* medication te compen­ sate for the Imbalance. Once you have flnlabed your course o f prednlione, your blood lugar* should return to their previous levels To ghre you more Information, I am ■ending you a copy of my Health Report 'Diabetes Mellllua.* Other reader* who would like a copy ihould ■end f l pfua a long, aelf-addressed, ■tamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray HUI Station, New York. NY IIIM l Be aura to mention the title. rjnuu ' liiuu uriu inririn ciunm nnn r-iiif.if i m icir u inna nnn nunn nmnn unnui in w irin g nnuiiHf.ii'inu nnn nnnu nnririn roiRiinn Mcinn ui ii i r innc iMi.innn mnnnn i lmnr inn □ m u mmkhj nnn □mnnuiinn niirnn nun iinnn nmnn nriu i iconsi nnnmi TUMBLEWEED* The worst standard bid? By Phillip Alder by Jimmy Johnson M W ftb ALUM* 7I4MT fluff R A T T U .a u i* ro o w w t w a w iu c a t LUUOJAKor AWAULTlilfi ru tw t AMAAltD AJJY V0AAU' COPflOG A fU L AMAULT fTSTHL 6AM W AK. AJJOMKPbUOUT' WOMtU. GLUE WM> FiGHTlUG ArrO ATTtf What was the worst bid ever to be­ come part of Standard American? Allhough this will probably cause a deluge of mail. I Ihink it was the Jump raise of an opening one heart or one spade lo thtve hearts or three spades lo show 13 13 points and at least four trumps the so railed forcing raise. If using that bid. whal would you do with today's North hand after partner opens one spade? Presumably, you would respond two hearts. Yet (hat la unappetising, especially as partner will think you have only thrcs-card support when you bid spades on ths nest round. And that ninth trump will usually be worth an extra trick via a ruff In the dummy. Much better — and more logical — la the limit raise, which shown some 1*11 points and ol least four trumps (Are you wondering what to do with a game-forcing raise? Tune In tomor­ row!) How does the opener rend lo ■ game invitational limit raise? Ho poss­ es with a minimum, raises with some extras, or (unlikely though It may be) cue bids or launches Into Blackwood with alam Interest Here, South goes on to game, hoping (or (he beat. West leads the club king to South's ace. If South plays a trump Immediate­ ly, he ahould lose four I rick*: one apade. one heart and two dub*. Instead, declarer should cross to dum­ my's diamond see, overtake the dia­ mond queen with hia king, and cash the diamond Jack, discarding a club bom the dummy. WUh tho loaer count down to throo, It Is tlmo to turn to i p i f t i . South's 10 tricks aro four n M n , o m biAit, three diinoiidft, o m club and on* cfub rujjin the dummy. FOTHOl K/*) Wednesday. Sept. 17,1097 Your long-range matodaJ prospects ooukj bo subjected totavorsbto transformation* in the yMr ahead Kaap your eyes opart for now nsldi that ooutd gsnersto largar •smings. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bept. 22) In order to perform el your best today, sffmuleting challenges ara rsqulrsd. Do not fear paper tigers or tho trapping* of power, Virgo, treel yourself lo a birthday MRSend lor your Astro-Graph predtotorw for the year ahead by mating |2 and BASE to Aslro-Orsph, c/o ihb newspaper, P.O. Bos !7Sa, Murray HR Button, New York, NY I0 IM . De sure to able your xodiso T0Wk TtOii fCOM ' th, UMKA WNORXA nORKACHA-pUNQI jN M M i o m fa .../ M ln ,ceo,d and Positive results ara tAOfTTAWUS (N*v. 23-Oee. 21) Msnlal invelvsnienU hsv* escetsnt chances of sucoeedtog today. You wM show sound Judgment and your dbetosurs* wW win support from otters. , CAPRICORN (Dee. 2*Jen. 12) Flnanc**! trends are moving in your favor today, and you could get involved in siuelton* that maka or save you money. Follow your basic (nsSncto. AOUARIUB (Jan. 20-Peb. I t ) Spontarwous developments w « bring you (he grists si enjoyment today. Keep your schedule flexible so that you can move wher* ptsasur* dtotatos. •4n‘ N C U (Peh- K Marsh at) If oompeLIBRA (Sapt. 22-Oot. 22) 8e<sct com- tort aaaodetoe are managing a maaer for panlone who are optimistic and adven- you tu t b personetty Importont, don't do turesome today. It Jrou associate with enytWng today that could rook tw boat _ ANNIE e sisn * K» 32 * A q * 7 1 ) East * « 3 3 * A J 10 # 10 9 6 4 4 3 3 3 J» * 1 0 12 South * K J 10 ■ 2 V g I * KJ2 * A 5 4 Vulnerable: East-West D ealer South West Paaa Pat* North 3* Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: * K C IW7byNXA.be A R M *. ISSR8P North a Q i 7 4 ARMS (March II-Apr* I t ) Frttnds with whom you’ve not spent much tens biety art sage lor your company. Taka tha tr* Uattvc today and maka arrangements to get together. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Unusual career dsvstopmanb art stirring for you ■I this lima. They could be significant, taka posMvs acton whan you gst *w wgnMs. OMNI (May 21-Juws ttj You writ com- � 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, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 16, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Ever since the baby boomers started h illin g 50. the cutting edge of th is ever vigilant, ever youthful generation has been trying to get us all to th in k positively about the pause. A fleet of pop (or rather, m om ) psychologists have emerge g rd to rem ind us that the reproductive finale doesn't mean the productive end. A choir of gender splnm elstcrs (or rather, sptnm lstresses) insists that midlife begins w hen fertility ends. This is a marketeer's dream. There nre 37 million post-m enopausal women In Am erica already. In another dozen years there'll be 50 m illion. It's no wonder that there nre workshops offered on how to embrace the Inner crone, videos on sex In the post-ovum era. and power T -s h irts . Fra nkly though. It's been a tough sell. With horm ones to the right of us and trophy wives to the left, the basic messages about the value of post-m enopausal women are still enough to give anyone night sweats. We m ay hove post menopausal pregnancy poster gals. Out the culture Is still haunted by witches and the ancient specters of genetically useless old hens. Too m any of us facing ‘ the change* were raised on anthropologists of the Lionel Tiger stripe and evolutionists of the survtvallst school w ho have never figured out whether there Is a biological purpose to post-ovum living. Female hum ans are the only primates that survive long beyond Ihelr last pregnancy. Some assumed that older women were an evolutionary accident. Fifty and sixty and seventy something women were dismissed as modern medicine's little luxuries, creatures who are Irrelevant to survival of the species. N ature’s leftovers. I doubt that m any of us stayed u p at night w orrying about ou r role In evolution. I never put all m y eggs In the biological basket. Nevertheless. I'm downright aglow at the recent piece of anthropological revisionism . I feel a power surge com ing on. A group of a nthnopologists studying the era of n o rf Hadsa h u n te r-g a th e re rs or northern T a n za n ia reports In C u rre n t Anthropology that post­ menopausal w om en are ths serious w Oam 11 feel a powet ■urge coming on. • breadwinners In Hint com m unity. The y work longer and harder hours out In the bushes. Th e y brin g home the berries. And the tubers. The children provided fur by these senior Hid women. Ihelr grandmothers mid grent aunts, nre the children most likely lo survive. When the nursing mothers arc attuned to the youngest. It's the senior women who make sure the older kids nre fed well. Anthropologist Kristen llnwkes of the U n lvrrs lty of Utah uses Ihls to put forward a Grandm other Hypothesis. She goes so far lo suggest that post-m enopausal zest may account for the runaway success of our kind of primates. In the great D arwinian scheme of things, it Isn't Jusi the num ber of offspring but Ihelr fitness that spells survival. Here Grandm a makes the best provider. I know ho llndzus. though I'm delighted that the gatherers ore gelling Ihelr due along with the h u n lrra . When I took anthropology. It Bounded like the men went out for the woolly m am m oth bacon while the women waited at home with little blueberry garnishes. Frankly, most of the grandmothers I know do their gathering at liaby Gap. And (tie fifty something women who have re-entered the workplace to support their families make (he lladzas' puce of lut>cr-guthcrlng look leisurely. Still It's good for the modern woman's soul to contemplate a new linage of Ihelr senior foremolhera. If the I India arc any indication, ancestral sisterhood was powerful. Older women were programmed Into the big picture. We were meant lo be older and wiser. When childbearing ends, gear up to the job of m aking life better for the whole clan. M o m la ju s t the pause that refreshes. r « n a n ra w -w im s * * - m t**t*ce i$ MAIUC O F A C a n ute ? th e s o c ie t y ANYONE CAUGHT BEING INTOLERANT w il l b e p u t in TH E PU N 6E0N John Wayne or Alan Alda? Recently. | spent s couple of hours on Ibe Msli with 7SM00 Promise Keepers and s few demonstrators from the Nations! Orgsnizstion for Women. On the bscks of the Promise Keep­ ers were nonthrealening messages like: “I'm Too Biassed to Bo Stressed,* which Is a nice sentiment. A longer cited Intense Christians Agslns Luhawannedntsi* — ths Initial letters of each word spoil R-A-D-l-C-A-L. Be­ lieve me: I've seen radicals on the Mall, sad those weren't them. And how upset can you get about ‘ Real Men Sing Loud,* ‘ Real Men Love God,' ‘ Lord's Athletic Department, XXL," "Thank God. I'm Free." and “Proper­ ty of Jesus Christ"? And who could have a problem with the African-Amer­ ican man whoso shirt said. "It's Not a Whits Thing, It's Not a Black Thing. It's a Jesus Thing*? At a tiny NOW cell just off the Mali one young woman carried an In-yourface sign that read: "Why Aren't You iw Mowing the Lawn?" What Is NOW'Si problem | with the Promise Keepers? After all. these are guys who, among other tilings, are pledging to stop boozing, stop running around, and lay off workaJv Julie habits — and go home, do the gutters and do the dishes — and mow the lawn. This Is John Wayne? This Is Alan Alda. The NOW niks say that PK secretly wants male dominance and that It Is a crypto-political faction aecrelly aligned with the religious right- If I were a woman. I'd think r twice about taking guidance from i C o n tin u e d fro m i shirts i on Open House, York Pa.* sad ^ Believe me, ‘ Hard Rocs Cafe.* There were Cal Ripken shirts and Tam my Hilflger I’ve seen Vietnam vet vel with i shirts. There was the VMaam radicals on a baseball cap that said "USA (he Mall, and Kearsage." There was ■ blind man Ihese weren't with a seeing eye dog and a fellow In them. J a motorized wheelchair. There were a lot uf guys from "Sylatatga, Alabama." And I like the Idea of a man you Just met parting with the words. "Bless paleo-femtnists of Ihe NOW stripe. you." I mot a former New Yolk Cky poThese are the femmes who. In years liceman. Injured on duty la the t a south past, said that no fault divorce was Bronx, now taring In IfeMeumi, Fla. peachy for women, that divorced men and women had equal rights to legal He told me, abashed, that Ms father custody of young children, and that a had been anti-Semitic — but that as woman who stays home to raise chil­ for himself, since he had fbuad Christ jn Florida, he just loved Jews. tMaybe dren will be unfolQIled. Their Intend ty about sexual harassment got a lot he was looking for a convert No i There Is something weird about how of guys so uptight that they are now the super-libs treat the so-called reli­ afraid to dirt or respond to flirtatiousness. (And now we wonder "Whatev­ gious right When the putative right‘ by the er happened to dating?") Remember. wing says, “Judge people Gloria Stelnem's mantra: "A woman content of Ihelr character, not tho without a man is U lna Osh without a color of their sUn," the super-Ubs say, bicycle." Maybe so. But we’ve learned "No, no, no, that's not what Dr. King that it's no easy deal to raise a kid realty meant’ When they say (here has been anti-Semitism and racism In without that bicycle. their ranks In Iha past and It must I teU you: I like the Promise Keepera, even though I surely don't agree stop, Uw super-libs say, “Don't (rust with all Uw opinions of all who have 'em." When they say they have sinned been Interviewed in their name. I have and should treat women better, Uw super libs say, "They are still sexist never seen a crowd that large in Wash tnglon, and I have never felt safer In chauvinists.” What a smart way to Washington. With the possible excep­ bring people In from Uw flanks! For me, I find U hard to gel cross tion of an Army base, I have never seen such a truly Integrated group of with a kuy who wean a T-shirt that reads: "Keep Working for the Lord — Americans. There were women there, Not Much, but the Retire­ ■ay's N o .................... many with young sons. There were Tha Pay's ment Is Out of This WotM." "The Godly Sons of Michigan"; tim e Continued from Page 1A Page 1A the surrounding b u s i­ nesses. He ulso salt! that the 1100 available parking spaces nre more llinn adequate for Ihe approxim ately 50 people who attend services. No changes 1. other are planned, he sakl. than replacing Ihe existing book store sign. According lo the Sanford De­ partment of Planning and Zoning, there are about 40 churches w ithin Ihe city llm lta. Bank Continued from Paga 1A latlon of salca programs, reporting nnd measurement. Losllngcr M id that three key support roles have also been named. Pat M cCann will be senior finance executive. Mike Schirr will lie senior credil policy executive nnd Ooh Schwelje will be senior per* sound executive for N atlonaDank Florida. M cCann Is currently director of Finances for D a rne ll. SchlfT Is chief credil executive for NattonaUnnk in Florida and Schwelje" Ik" BnVnFH's Tlu itiM t! Resources partdeT°Tor " b a rttrr and retail delivery. •i Lastlngrr said he and the new management team are continuing to finalize o rg a n iza ­ tion structure and key a p ­ pointm ents In Ihe operations Impacted by today's an­ nouncem ent. He said they hoped to announce additional key support assignments b y Ihe end of O ctober. All appointm ents will be ef­ fective Imm ediately upon c o m ­ pletion ol the N a tio n sB a n klia r nett merger. expected sometime In the first quarter of 1908. Th e merger requires a p ­ proval b y shareholders of both com panies and by regulatory authorities. NatlonsDank haa retail and com m ercial ba nking o p e ra ­ tions in 18 states and the D is­ trict of Colum bia. A s of Sep­ tember 30. 1997, NatlonsD ank had total assets of 8343 b il­ lion. Olympics BEN WATTENBERG Release Church Conllnwed from Page 1A My ' era. D r. Lane Lee. Art H art, and Eliae and J im H u lm c.. Although their teams won't be com peting this Saturday, the Special O lym pic* la pleased to welcome the H u lme a. T h e y have started Ihe first equestrian team In the county. Th e y are training four “ cTe H athletes at their ClrcT< Ranch in Sanford. Th e public la encouraged lo come out Saturday and cheer for all the athletes. Having an audience means a great deal to all those Involved In Ihe games. H aving volunteers also meana a lot. If you would like to vol­ unteer for Riture Special O ly m ­ pic events, call Phyllis Drkfges at 333-7335. JOHN J. KUFER Jo h n J , Kuper, 87, B rantley H ill C o u rt. Longwood. died Wednesday. O ct. 18. 1997. Dorn in Poland, he moved lo Central rio rld a In 1036. M r. Kuper was a caretaker. H e w was a Catholic. He waa an A rm y veteran and a mem ber of Veterans of Foreign Wara Post 3093. Survivors include wife, C a th ­ erine. Baldw in-Fa irch ild S e m o ra nForest C ity Chapel, in charge of arrangem ents. C h ie f D eputy Steve Harriet of the Seminole C o u n ty ShcrlfTa Office. T o add to Ihe problem. Harriet amid the ahertfTa office did not receive advance notice from the atate of Wellon'a release. *The safety of the com m unity la param ount and we need the Inform ation to prepare." H a r­ riet aald. Now that hla department la aware of the relenae. Harriet aald. should Wellon return lo Seminole C ou nty, a career crim inal unit will monitor him . Under Florida law. early release prisoners are required to * IITa office ~ register at the sheriffs where they are photographed and fingerprinted. Harriet aald deputies meet Ihe Inmates and make Initial contact and "lo make sure they start out on Ihe right foot." Unfortunately, though, a c­ cording to Harriet m any of the carlv release and repeat of­ fenderrs are prone to repeal of­ fenses. A s an example. Harriet cited a recent case where a m an In Dear Lake, recently re­ leased from prison, was a r­ rested again for Indecent expo* sure. Last year, the Suprem e C o u rt i. ruled to rasters time o ff. tor good behavior for offenses com m uted prior lo Oct. I, 1005. For offenses after that * dale, prisoners are required lo serve at leaal 85 percent of their sentences. So far, 445 violent crim inals were released last fall and another 500 were released In M arch. D y Ihe lim e all la aald and done, about 15,000 Inmates will have their sentences ‘reduced, according lo slate officials. Stale court records show those with release dales next week are leaving prison an a v ­ erage of 74 days earlier thnu scheduled. Harriet said a grass roots effort Is currently under way lo ratify the 85 percent ruling A citizens group called S T O I’ (stop tu rnin g out prlaoneral la circulating petitions lo pass the ru lin g as a constitutional referendum. S T O P wits founded by Manatee C ou nty Sheriff Charlie Wells. Th e Seminole C o u n ty 's Sher­ iffs Office supports S T O P by notifying residents through Neighborhood Watch meetings a nu d istribu ting petitions. Harriet aald It seemed In a p ­ propriate that Wellon la being released because he obviously Intended to kill T h o rp e . "It Is imperative that espe­ cially the violent c rim in a ls J < m . l l W ’ « iW r * « M t « a e s .M M said. Whitmire Continued from Pag* 1A the department was overblown. To o m any com m anders and a lack of role definition between corporals and sergeants. The SP D la In the process of m aking changes, moat of which must be approved by the cliy'a personnel director. air While these changes might seem lo have negative connotations. Ihe re­ ality la only two • maybe none • of the S P D officers will experi­ ence a cu t In pay. J's polic Sanford's police and fire fighting personnel - and just about everyone else (he city employs • had Ihelr salaries boosted aa of Oct. 4 following a study that found them below the pay scale of other elites. Police C h ie f Joe D illard's salary was hiked from 858,333 a year to 873.318. W hitm ire's werjt from 847.397 lo 854.863. A hard-nosed cop who looks like he Just stepped off the scl of a 1940a or 50s Hollywood cops movie, W hitm ire la co nfi­ dent the SPD Is going to enter the next century y with a flourlah. *WeVe got to put everything Into place, phase by phase, he aald Thu rsda y. "'Y o u can't just turn the applecart upside down. It took the sherlfTs de­ partment 3 1/3 yeara to change what It had to change. Mr. H ublcr haa aald 3 1/3 years. We heard this week (from those on the city's Law Enforcem ent Coi m ittee) that alx O ptions Com m onths should be sufficient. *"We’11 do aa m uch aa we can," W hitm ire aald. "But it’s beat to make each change count and wait until the dust aeltles before making the next one." W hitm ire told the options committee that four 8 P O squad leaders were going to Ja c k so n ­ ville on Monday lo learn all they can about modern co m m utiny policing al the Institute of “Police ice Technology A M anagement. O n their' m return, these i supervisors w ill instruct other S P D officers on what It takes to ba an efTIclent 1990a police of­ ficer. Th e town has cast critical eyes on the SPD. Next Tuesday. Sanford residents w ill have an opportunity to vent their o p in ­ ions And ask questions At a 5 p.m , public meeting At C ity It's the next phase in the fu­ ture of the law enforcement I agency Dennis W hitm ire has served for more than half hla 48 yeara. Ile a a player In Ihe process no matter what his ti­ tle m ay be. Stay tuned. read pad Q n » of law a s s n s s i to ms Ooon a p e assrtsg i q w t and on U m < a mw fg H U g w arvMl ttevtaa ^w Is iv w , I m eoniie now utod Mm tfltr torn# howl M M . m M to hato tfw M of w o n from oononnoi npto i an a common oomptMfhW. Om Brats* —w . seeks to PARK AVENUE PHAKMACY 2479 PARK AVE. SOUTH SANFORD 322-1717 �Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida •Friday. October 17.1007 •U a IN B R IE F Methodists hold Fall Festival & Bazaar ja m A L ig .iH f itHWift Church activities Allen Chapel A M E C h u rch . 1303 Olive Ave., Is offering free tutoring In reading and math akilla for elementary students ; M onday. Tue sda y snd Th u rs d a y from 4 to 6:30 p.m ., Wednes­ day from 3 to 4 :3 0 p.m . Middle school atudenta Monday. Tu e s ­ day. T h u rs d a y from B to 8:30 p.m . and Wrrlneadny from 3 :30 to 4:30 p.m . Youth ch u rch activities for nges 13 to 18 meet the first and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7 p.m . Parents attendance Is required at all meetings. Youth services are held on the fourth Sundav of the m onth at B p.m . For more Information call the church ofTIce at 333-6804. Spaghetti Dinner Orace United Methodist C h u rch . 480 N. C ou ntry C lu b Rd.. will hold Ita Sixth A nnu a l Spaghetti D inner, sponsored by the United Methodist Men. on Sat.. Oct. 35. Th e meal will be served from 4 to 7 p.m . at the cost of SB for adults and ch il­ dren ages 3 to 10 at S3 and under 3, free. Food served la ‘ allyou-can-eat.* For more Information call the church office at 333-1473. Choir to perform The Rescue Adult Choir Invites the public to attend an 'E ve n in g of O ld Fashioned Singing* on Son.. Sept. 38 at 6 p.m . Th e ch u rch Is located nt 1700 1 . 13 ~ 00 W * St. 13th Fall Featlval Tuskaw llla United Methodist C h u rch . 3035 R rd Bug Rd.. In Casselberry will hold Its Fall Festival and Pum pkin Patch on Sat.. O ct. 18 from 8 a m. to 3 p.m . Th e day will feature an old fashioned church ba iaar. craft fair, children's games, crafts a n d 'm o o n walk.* a silent auction, white elephant, lots of food and num erous pum pkins Craft avant aat Casselberry _ Th e congre­ gation of C o m m u n ity United Methodist C h u rc h invites the public tu attend the third a n ­ nual Fam ily Poll Festival and Bnxnnr tom orrow. There w ill be activities for people of nil ages. Pum pkins, oak firewood, cornstalks, bales of hay and gourds will be sold In the patch. Hom egrown canned goods from North Ca ro lina which Include vegetables, Jams and pickles will be sold in the ‘ pum pkin store* along with m any other p u m pkin and fall Items. Be sure to visit the store where you will find eve­ rything ‘ pum pklnny* possible. Th e women of the church have been w orking for a year m aking holiday craft Items for the biu nnr w hich will be open from 0 ti nt, lo 5 p.m . Also In­ cluded will be a bake sale complete with homemade a p ­ ple blitter. Visit G ranny's Attic where you will find m any good used Items. There will be all types of games for children. Including a cake walk, dunk lank anti m oonwalk. Th e men of the church w ill once again serve Al Boone's famous B B Q from 11 a m. to 5 p.m . along with h nm burgrrs and hot dogs. All kinds of food The Dorcas Circle of Upsala C om m unity Presbyterian C h u rc h . 101 Upsala Rd.. will hold an Arts and Crafts Event and luncheon from 8 a m. to S p m . on Sal.. Nov I on the ch u rch grounds. • For more Information call the church office at 330-3635 Community Unftsd Methodist Church Items such ns nnchos. p o p ­ corn. cutlon enndy. caramel apples, snow cones and boiled peanuts will be sold throughout the day. Come sing In the karaoke booth, purchase services of­ it First Shiloh p m . for die entire festival. Fot more Information call the church office nt 831-3777 ext. 204. Th e festival Is located at Com m u nity United Methodist C h u rch . 4021 S. Ilw y. 17-82 In Cnsselberry. 1/2 mile north of Highway 430. fered by members of Hie church or just come browse and enjoy the day. Live entertainment will take place In the Entertainm ent Tent from 11 a m. to 2 p m. The hours will lie 0 n.m . to 4 X " " .'I Man’a Blbla Study Each Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sanford Christian C h u rch Is conictlng a Mens Bible Study. Presently the study Is looking Into the seven steps outlined in Promise Keepers. The study Is open to all men In the area. Call 333-0080 for more Information. The rh u rc h Is locaird nt 730 Upsala Rd. In Sanford. Sava labels Sanford C h u rch of Christ. 1500 S. Park Ave . Is working d rs perately to save Cam pbell soup. V -8 labels. I’rego spaghetti. Pepperldge Farm s. Vlnslc and Swanson labels lo purchase a church van. Members nre short on funds so this alternative method can help provide transportation for youth activities, thoae unable to drive, running errands and visiting other c h u tth .functions. < - ... Anyone w ishing to kelp w ith this efTort please send Litwle la ­ the church office at the above address at the tip code 33771 or call the church office at 322-7781. Jeannette Sllffey will also pick u p labels from those desiring to contribute. Please contact her at 322-8234. One m illion la ­ bels arc necessary so m uch help la needed lo make this goal a reality. First Shiloh M B Church re­ cently hosted an event with sev­ eral choirs performing Pictured Is one ol the groups that participated In the evening* festivities The audience #r\Joyed 4 night o< gospel music and uplifting messages. Rummaga / Baka Sala Congregational Christian C h u rch . 2401 3. Park Ave.. will he hosting a rum m age sale/ bake sale on Sat.. Oct. 24. 23 from 0 a m.to 3 p.m . Proceeds will benefit the building Improvement fund. For more luform alloif call the church office 322-4584. Annual Women's Day Zion Hope Missionary Baptist C h u rch . 710 Orange Ave.. will be celebrating Its A nnual Women's Day Observance on S u n ­ day at 11 a.m . The guest speaker will t>c Sister Kozelln Fields of Rejected Slone Fu ll (lospcl Missionary Baptist C h u rch . Th e public Is Invited. New Ufa Singers to psrform New Bible atudy Th e Lutheran C h u rch of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ave.. will begin a new Bible study next Sunday based on the Bible of E c ­ clesiastics. T h is study tenches nl>out time and toll, hum an limitations, wisdom and satisfaction, and mennlngful versus meaningless life. The study will begin each Sunday m orning nt 8 :20 a.m . and visitors arc welcome. Also on O ct. IB . plans are being made for the annual shurch picnic to be held on the ch u rch grounds. The congregational assembly meeting will be on Oct. 28 Immediately after the m orning service. ' For more Information call the church office at 322-2464. Annlveraary celebration First Church ol the Naz arena in Longwood w* celebrate its 30th anniversary featuring the Nmv Lite Singers. Services begin at 10 a.m. foSowed by a luncheon. At 1:30 p.m. additional singing w l taka place. The public Is Invited to at­ tend. The Rev. Tel Denny wS speak. For more information call tha church office at 831-5885 or 830-0809 Christian Fellowship Baptist C h u rch . 1701 S. Bell Ave.. will hold Its celebration of dcncancss m inistry anniversary an S u n .. Oct. 26 nt 3:30 p.m . Th e speaker for the event will be D r. Brenda Greene of Irvington. New Jersey. Th e public Is invited lo attend. Halloween party ii * n ) .1 n Orace United Melhodlat C h u rc h . 480 N. C ou ntry C lu b Rd.. will hold Ita aeventh annual Halloween party on Frl.. O ct. 31 from 8;30 to 7:30 p.m . Th e event la open to toddlera through Sth grade. F u n . food and gnmea will be provided. A coatume parade and prlxea w ill alao be featured. Church annlveraary New Dcthel M .B . C h ru ch . 018 E. 10th St., will be celebrating Ita B8th ch u rch annlveraary on Sunday at the 11 a m. and 3 p.m . aervlcca. For more Information call the church ofllce at 323-3594. Special sermon First Chrlatlan C h u rc h . 1607 a Sanford Ave.. will be having a vialllng minister, Pnator Harold DcRoo. on Sunday at the 11 a.m . service. Th e aermon topic will be "He Restores M y Soul. DeRoo Is presently the director of church relations and field w ork at the Reformed Theological Sem inary and has served In churches In Holland. Michigan. California. O ahanna. O h io and In Zellwood. Florida. He has been the National Youth Director of the Reformed C h u rch of Amerlcn, He la married to the for­ m er D orothy Brlelcfcld and they have three sons, all presentl Involved In ch u rch work. Th e y alao have five grandchildren. Family Futlval • x T h e First Christian C h u rc h of Longwood will be hooting a Fam ily Festival on the church grounds Uila St. from 3 to 7 p.m . Entertainm ent, games and more will be featured. For more information call the church office at 767*3836. The ch u rch Is located at 1400 E .E . Williamson Rd. tl Wastvlaw Baptist Church re­ cently colobrated the 'Fabulous Fifties.' Members dressed In 60*s style clothing. Everything from leans, turned up colters, and slicked back hair to bow-ties, hats, poodle skirls and pony tails were observed. Hymns were adapted to 60's stylo tunes. A *50's drive-In style* meet was served with ham­ burgers and hot dogs and the youth of the church served shakes, sodas, and sundaes. The afternoon brought the arrival of special guest “Elbow Parsley* and his fabulous Instrumental group for a great time -of laughter and fun. 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Registration will begin tomorrow (Saturday) with n special official sign up day at the J U S T FO R F F .E T at the Seminole Towne Center Mall Starting at 10 n.m. and going until 0 p m . there will be prizes distributed aa well ns other s|>eclal giveaways In addition to a free throw contest ru n by Ilnrry Mlstell from the W inning Ways llaakclbnll Academy at Sanford. Ily teaming u p with the new W inning Ways llaakctball Academ y at Sanford Die Sanford Recreation Department hopes to Improve the level of basketball by doing a belter Job of teaching the area's youlh the fundamentals of the game and how to play the game. For the first time the Recreation Department will offer two divisions: a Recreation Division and a Prime Tim e Division, anti will also allow players to register individually or ns a team. After tomorrow, registrations will still Ire a c­ cepted at the Downtown Youth Center in the bower Level of Sanford C lly Hall Annum (lie Important dates to remember w ill b r: Tuesday. Oclober 21 _ conches meeting at Downtown Youlh Center at 7 p m. Friday. November 14 _ coaches clinic at S a n ­ ford Middle School at 7 p.m Saturday, November IS _ Player Placement at Sanford Middle School at 0 n.m . December 1-5 _ Jam boree at Sanford Middle School. December 0 _ regular season games begin at Sanford Middle School. Monday and Tuesday. Deremtrcr IS and 10 _ Ifnskelhnll Clinic nt Sanford Middle School. For additional Information, call 330-5697 S A N F O R D _ T h e O n m c m id F rc s li W n tc r F is h C o m m is s io n ( O F C ) a p p ro ve d n 0 0 -d n y w a te rfo w l h u n t in g season to d a y for 1997-98. S e a s o n dates are N ov. 22 - J a n . 20. A lso . J a n . 24 w ill lie Y o u th W a te rfo w l H u n t in g D a y . d u r in g w h ic h c h ild re n m a y h u n t u n d e r the s u p e rv is io n of u o u -h u n t ln g a d u lts . In a d d itio n , C a n a d a geese w ill be Icgnl ga m e , o n Lake S e m in o le in Jn c k s o n C o u n t y o n ly . N ov. 2 2 -3 0 a n d J a n . 1 0 -3 1 . T h e d a lly h a g lim it for d u c k s ts six. in c lu d ­ in g n o m o re th a n fo u r m n lla rd s (w ith a m a x im u m of tw o h e n m a lla rd s ), three p in ­ tails. (w o w ood d u c k s , tw o re dh e a ds, one hlnck d u c k , one ca u v a s h a c k . one m o ttle d d u c k (n ls o k n o w n ns F lo rid a d u c k ), n n d on e fu lv o u s w h is tlin g d u c k . T h e d n lly lin g lim it for the Lake S e m in o le C a n a d a goose h u n t Is tw o. C o m m is s io n e rs a lso a p p ro ve d v a rio u s ch a n g e s In wildlife m n n a g e m e n l area n n d wildlife a n d e n v iro n m e n ta l are a re g u la tio n s a n d th e ir acreage's R e g a rd in g b ird s a n c tu a rie s , the OFC ndop te d a ru le to a dd the d e s ig n a tio n "re s tric te d h u n t in g are a " for a reas that a p p ly for h u n t in g clo s u re s for p u b lic safely re a ­ so n s in the fu tu re . K x ls tln g tu rd s a n c tu a rie s w ill re ta in th e ir c u rr e n t d rs ig n n tlo n . In re la te d a c tio n , the C o m m is s io n a p ­ p ro ve d a re quest from the D a de C o u n t y C o m m is s io n to e x p a n d the S o u th D a d B ir d S a n c t u a r y b y 0 2 s q u a re m ile s n n d re n a m e the e n tire area the S o u t h D a d e Restricted H u n t in g A re a . - • N ew r u le s a lso n u llio rlz e (lie O F C to issue p e rm its for h u n t i n g o n re s tric te d h u n t i n g a re a s w h e n a p p ro p ria te . C o m m ts s lo n c rs voted to chnngc the b o u n d a r y betw een the C e n tra l n n d S o u t h h u n t in g zo n e s. T h e p re v io u s b o u n d a r y - S R 72. west of A rc a d ia •• w ill lie replaced b y S R 7 0 . w h ic h Is a few m iles n o rth of S R 72. Seminole rebounds in style F ro m Sta ff R e p o rts H A N FO ltD _ Muybe it was the wrr-k otf. or mri) h r it was some rrm iinril from the Ins* to Lake llru n llry two weeks ago. tail It look Seminole a while to gel going Thursday night But when the Lighting Seminole* rial wake op they started hitting on all cylinder* ami whipped the Oak Itlrlge Pioneer* 35-14 In a Class 5A District 5 varsity football ro lllest at Thom as K Whlghatn .Sta­ dium Alter a scoreless (lr*t quarter. .Joe Knight scored a pair ot touch clown* on run* ol five and 24 yard* and Deem Howard nddrd a two(mutt conversion run ler give Semi note a 14 0 advantage Moment Liter, tile Tribe all hut pul the game away when Neil Italuc* bloc keel a punt and Ihcn |Miunced on it In the end zone in give Ih r host* u 2 1-0 trail The sreond cprnrtrr has hern kind tu the Fighting Seminole* all year as they have now scored 84 point* In Die serornl stanza The h n tirrrs came hack lo score to make the »core 21-7 nt halftime, trill Ihnl wa* a* close as llir Pio­ neer* would grl. ■c* T rib e , Pag* 2 B S H U P E '8 8C O O P S I G H T I N G IN Y O U R R I F L E IS A C R I T I ­ C A L L Y IM P O R T A N T P A R T O F T H E H U N T IN G P R O C E S S . W H E N S I G H T I N G IN A R IF L E . M A K E I T A P O IN T T O B E A S C O M F O R T ­ A B L E A S P O S S IB L E . U S E A T A B L E O R B EN C H AND A SAND BAG TO S TEA D Y Y O U R R IF L E . 1 T O U C H T H E R I F L E W I T H O N L Y M Y T R IG G E R F IN G E R A N D S H O U L ­ D E R IN O R D E R T O R E M O V E A L L H U M A N E R R O R F R O M T H I S P R E C IS E P R O C E D U R E I U S E T H E S A N D B A G T O H O L D T H E R IF L E W I T H T H E C R O S S -H A I R S O F T H E S C O P E O N T H E C E N T E R O F T H E B U L L S -E Y E . TH EN IT IS A S IM P L E M A TTER TO S Q U E E Z E T H E T R IG G E R F O R E X A C T B U L ­ L E T P L A C E M E N T . D I F F E R E N T O U N S " L IK E " D I F F E R E N T K IN D S O F A M M U N I T I O N . S O I E X P E R IM E N T W IT H V A R IO U S BRAND N A M ES FOR T H E B E S T G R O UP S. FISH IN G FO R EC A ST Exp e ct bass a c tio n to g ra d u a lly Im p ro v e w it h co oler w e a th e r a n d d ro p p in g w n tc r t c m p c rn tu rc s . F is h in g w ill begin to be re a lly good In N o v e m b e r, a n d w ill Inst t h r o u g h M a rc h . La rge w ild s h in e rs w ill be the best ch o ice for lu n k c r bass th is tim e of the y e a r. T h e riv e r fro m P u zzle Lake s o u th to Lake W in d e r Is m y pick for bass over e igh t pounds. S n o o k a c tio n at S c b n s lla n In le t c o n tin u e s to be good for fish In the 8 -1 5 p o u n d ra n g e . La rge live s h r im p fished w ith a p la in lead h e a d Is a d e a d ly c o m b in a tio n . S im p ly toss th e rig o u t, let It s in k to the b o tto m , a n d s lo w ly w o rk It a r o u n d ro c k y s tru c tu re . S trik e s w ill be s u re to follow. C a p ta in J a c k nt P o rt C a n a v e ra l re p o rts fnlr offshore a c tio n w h e n sens are ca lm . K in g m a c k e re l c o n tin u e to h it live baits an 8 A Reef a n d Pelican F la t s . D o lp h in a n d w a h o o a rc sca tte red fro m 140 feel of w a te r on o u t. In sid e th e P o r t , expect flo u n d e r a n d sheepahead. A few sn o o k c a n be c a u g h t at n ig h t a ro u n d the m a n y docks aiid-brldgc-fcnricraT r o u t a n d redflsh a rc ra te d as good o n the Hats of the B a n a n a n n d In d ia n R iv e rs . S h c c p s h e a d a rc still the m a in a ttra c tio n a t Ponce in le t . Live s h rim p a n d fid dle r cra b s are h a rd to beat for fish In the 1-5 p o u n d ra n g e . A few re d flsh . d r u m . Jack crcv a llc a n d b lu e fish a rc also a r o u n d the ro ck s. T r o u t a n d re dflsh a re ra te d a s good o n th e flats of M o s ­ q u ito L a g o o n . rioH na o acMiaouts as. norrstas is Osk * n * . Ss s U m Is o t o r 14 a 21 7 7 . u r i m Q a s iu r No KUCIIIf S «c«s 4 QctsiWI Kulflil 5 run Ikkk Cillr.ll Km,lil 34 nni lltow jid null N N-iinr* tiluckrcl |»,i,i i n i M i i i l m end iih k IAc ii isI■m i, kukl ON _ S .i,a ,r I Hill lAksM kukl TS 0 4 flttfiW i -* Kiuglii 51 m il lAnntlioug kukl Zouilk B u s iiti S . T Malms 35 pass Irani Ridcltniilli lA iin tlitiuf kickl DR Rrnuat I I nm lAIrsIs kukl * -S N Jo* Knight (No 36. top photo).ran lor 181 yards on 12 carrl*s and Ihr** touchdowns to pac* th* offansa. wtsie the da fansa (shown In lower pholo with Joe Watson , number six, re- a*ana covering a tumble) came up with big play after b>g play as Seminole thumped Oak Ridge 35-14 In a Class 5A O*atiict 5 contest al Thomas E Whighan Stadium Thursday night Patriots edge Rams behind Criswell, Pagan F ro m S ta ff R epo rt* LA K E M ARY _ It was a different night, on n different field, against n different opponent, hut the It looked surprisingly like the last three grimes for (he Lake Brantley Patriots 'as their dynam ic duo agnln subdued another opponent. Led once again by qunrtcrback Brian Criswell and fullback Ryan Pngnn. Lake Brantley held off a de­ termined effort by Lake Mary aa the Patriots prevailed 35-21 In a Class OA-Dlstrlct 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference varsity football game Th u rsda y night al Don T . Reynolds Stadium . Crlawell and Pagan com bined to rush for 311 yards and scored five touchdowns, plus a two-point co n ­ version. as Lake Brantley won their See R am s, Page 2 8 I* M i l Tim Spivey (No. 1, left) caught a 61 -yard touchdown pats to ' give Lake Mary an early 7-0 lead and Robed Randal (No. 25. above) ran tor a pair ol 45-yard touchdowns, but It was not enough ss Lake Brantley held oft the Ram* 35-21 Thursday night at Don T . Reynolds Stsdium. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �M ■ Sartor} Herald. S*ntarJ. Florida • Frklay, October 1 7 ,1 W 7 Support Ssmlnots golf Mnyfnlr golf professional Hlclt Cleary annonneed that the fourth annual golf to u rna ­ ment to benefit the Seminole High School hays' and girls' golf team will be held Nov. I 2 at Mayfair. Cher 82.800 In prizes will be awnrded and n banquet wilt be held after the first round on Saturday. Th e event will be a two-day. two ball match and. after a banquet following the first day's play, the field will be reflighted Into four groups for Sunday s final. Hobby Lundqulst and Mike Leary are the three-time defending cham pions Winter Springs H.S. Qolf W IN TE R s r n iN O S The 1st A n n u a l W inter Springs High School Athletic Departm ent Coif Classic will be held at the W inter Springs Clolf C lu b on Saturday. October I8 lh . Starting with a Shotgun Start at 1:30 p.m ., the event will be a four-person scram ble, play best ball, and one tee shot must be used from each player on front and back nine. Cost Is 850 per person and Includes B H Q chicken dinner (rolls, potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw, beverage), two Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive holes, door prizes . . . - - ul ■ . . . and 1st nud 2nd place team awards. Holes cane also be sponsored for 8100. Applications available tn the Athletic O f­ fice or by calling (407| 320 8757. Sylvan Lake Park Tennis S A N K O U D _ Looking for some after-school activities for your children or interested In bru shing u p your tennis skills or learning how to piny tennis while you r children ore In school?? try Sylvan Lake Park. Th e next six-week tennis session begins November 3rd and runs through December 20lh. T in y Tots (5.7). Ju n io rs. Adults nnd Senior classes are available weekdays nnd Saturdays (m ornings, afternoons and eve­ nings). Classes nre 830 per slx-wcek session nnd Is limited to eight players. For the more advanced player. Ju n io r Tra in in g Clnsscs are also available Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m . to 0:30 p.m . Registration begins October 27th. Cntl S Y LV A N L A K E PARK at (407) 322-6587 to register. Rams C o n tin u e d fro m Page IB third straight game and moved Into prime position to earn a spot in the stale pluyolTa. Th e Patriots nre now 3-3 overall nnd 2-1 In the district race, good enough for a tie for second with Oviedo behind u n ­ defeated DcLnnd. with games rem aining against Lake llow ell nnd the Lions. Next Friday. Lake Brantley will host the Sliver Hawks ill whnt amounts to a m ust-win situation that will nlso be Homecoming. Gnm c time Is scl for 7:30 p.m . nl Tom Storey Field. Lake Mary fell to 0-6 overall. 0-3 In the district nnd 0-3 In the conference. The Rams will play another district nnd SAC conicsl next Friday, traveling to Jo h n Courier Field to lake on Oviedo at 7:30 p.m. Lake Mary took the lead twice In the Itrst quarter as T im Spivey caught a 61 -yard touchdown pass from Corey Cooper nnd. after Criswell ran PATRIOTS SB. RAMS H Lake Bradley 7 14 O l « . SB Lab* Mary i t 0 o 7 .3 1 Pint f iv u lu LM . Spiny 01 |un (mu Conpci (Abrams kkli I LD . Cflawvll 3S lull IHiiaa klckl LM . HnitdriU 40 mil (Abrams klckl ■acawd QM itw LD . Pagan 12 run (kick felled! LD Ciuwcll 12 tun ISafin runl Tklrd fiuarlar No scoring FoulS g w r lr l LD . Cm well 11 run (Rust klckl LM Randall 45 run lAbiann klckl Ltl /Pagnu 25 run IRuu klckl the ball In from 38 yards, Rob­ ert Randall scored the first of his two 43-yord touchdown runs on the evening to give the Rams a 14-7 lend after one pe­ riod. Out the hosts scored the next 21 points on a 12-yard touch­ down runs by Pagan and Criswell tn the second quarter nnd on II-y a r d scoring jaunt by Criswell In Ihc fourth rln q u a r­ ter. Out Ihc gnme was still In doubt as Randall ran for 45yards again to make the score 28-21. but Pagan came back Tribe C o n tin u e d fro m Pag* t B Knight -scored' "tits '■ third touchdown of the gnme on a 5 1-yard blast Into the end zone In the third qunrler and Tim Raines caught a 33-yard pass from quarterback Garrett G o ld ­ smith In the fourth quarter ns Seminole took a 3 5-7 lead. Oak Ridge scored a m ean­ ingless touchdown late In the game. Knight, a senior fullback, finished the evening with 181 yards on 12 carries and the three touchdowns. Seminole Is now 5-1 overall, but more Importantly, Im ­ proved to 3 -0 In the district, keeping pace with No. 4 stale ra nke d-M ilnta p d, which hosts Oviedo In a non-district game tonight starting at 7:30 p.m. nt Daytona Beach Municipal S ta ­ dium. Oak Ridge fell to 2-4 overall and* t-2 In Class 5ADistrict 5. Th e Fighting Scm lnoles w ill host Deltona In a very Im por­ tant game next Friday night at Thom a s E. W hlgham Stadium . Not only (a It Homecorfitng. K Is also a Class 5A-D istrict 5 game and a w in would p ro b a ­ bly guarantee the Trib e a spot In the playoffs no matter the outcome with Mainland, later in the season. Game time Is set for 7:30 p.m . for his second T D of the night, a 25-ynrd run. to put the gnme out of reach. Criswell finished the night with 186 yards on 19 cnrrtea and three touchdowns, while Pagnu rushed for 125 yards on 25 carries and the two scores. Seminole girls fall to Hawks F ro m S ta ff R s p o rts C A S S E L D E R R Y _ T h u rs day night, the Sem inole girls varsity volleyball team tost against their rival Lake Howell. 11-15.0-15. "We were loo tense, could not serve, could not pass, und could not focus." said Seminole coach Uelh Cor so. "The girls went Into Ihc gnme thinking llicy had already won. Tom orrow we will be practicing for two hours." Despite the seven m issed serves In the loss, K im Nelson had nine assists and four digs. Courtney Newman. Sonya W atson, Am anda Cook, and S arah Luke each shared two kllla. Th e La d y 'Noles travel to Lake Brantley on Monday with Up olT time at 6:30 p.m . Tuesday night, they head to Oviedo which be[Ins at 7 p .m . and don't orget about their last home game of the season on Wednesday against Pine Ridge. Th e team will be h onoring their senior p la y ­ ers. Th a t contest begins at 6:30 p.m . B tT H L O _ St. C lo u d 's Scott Bram lett took the lead at the drop of the green and never looked back aa he drove to vic­ tory In Night N um ber 2 of the annual Late Model Trip le C ro w n tost Friday night at O r­ lando SpeedWorld. Bramlett set fast time, then started on the outside pole for the 100 U p p e r. Bramlett quickly put h is Chevrolet out in front of pole sitter Rusty Ebersole, w ho set­ tled into second place. Th e first of just two cautions flew on La p 2 6 os Wayne Je f­ ferson's m ount dropped water In turns three and four. B r i m lett continued to lead alter the caution os Pete O rr m oved Into second a nd started to close In, b u t third ru n n in g David Rogers hod to give u p the chase on Lap 48 with a leaking trans­ m ission seal. O rr continued to pressure Bramlett os the second caution came out on La p 75 for a light shower. W hen the green came back out, Bramlett took off and held off O rr over the final 2 5 laps to claim the victory. O rr was sec­ ond. followed by Ebersole. Bruce Lawrence and Ja c k Cook. Mike M urphy In the Acc Sep­ tic *26. led all the way to take his sreond Lim ited Late Model win cf the year ahead of points leader Bobby Scars, Larry Osteen* C h ad Allm an and Von Pope. W hen leaders Eddie Hartln and David Rogers tangled with two U p s to go, Eddie's brother David H a rtln slipped into the lead and sped io h it third Modified win In a row. Ted head took second over Ray Hixson, while Rogers recovered for fourth and Joe Middleton was fifth. Conrad O renlcr started 14th. but still prevailed In the M iniStocks for his 21st feature w in of the season. Pcdle A lliso n bounced back from a m id-race tangle to get second, followed by Kelly Jo rre tt, T im Revere and Wayne Clark. In other action. It was B ill Loomis w in n in g h u second S A N FO R D _ Th e num ber of undefeated teams continued to dwindle nnd the Senior Division 49crs reached a new hlfhw a tcr m ark for points Inst Saturday In the Sanford Recreation De­ partment Youth Flng Football League across from Sanford Middle School Inst Saturday. O n ly the Cowboys and Idle Falcons In the Majors have not tasted defeat this season aa the Cowboys edged the previously unbeaten 49ers 14-6 In the Majors and the Bulldogs nipped the Golden Knights 28-22 In Minor Division piny. But the big slory of the dny was the 50-0 pounding the 40crs laid an the Colts In tbe Senior's. T h is was by fnr the most points sro rrd by one team In the league In recent memory. Other results from Inst Snlurdny were: Minors _ Bcngnls 14. R n lllrrs 13; Majors Dolphins 24. Jaguars 19 nnd Slcclers 6. Hears 0: Seniors _ Dears 22. Cowboys 0. Standings after four weeks: Minors _ Bulldogs and Golden Knights (hath 3-1). Bcngnls (1-21 and Rattlers (0-3). Majors _ Cowboys nnd Falcons (both 3-0). 49crs | 3 -ll. D olphins (2-2), Strelers (1 -3 ) and Bears and Jn gunrs (both 0-3). Seniors _ Bears and 49rrs (both 3-1). C o w ­ boys (2 -2 ) and Colls (0-4). O n tomorrow's (Snlurdny. Oct. 18) schedule: Minors _ Raiders vs. Golden Knights. 9 a .m .; Hengnls vs. Bulldogs. 10 a.m. Majors _ Falcons vs. Cowboys. I t a.m .: 40ers vs. Bears? noon; Jagtinrs vs. Steelera. t p .m .; Dolphins have the bye. Seniors _ Bears vs. Colts. 2 p.m .: Cowboys vs 49ers. 3 p.m . M INORS P m' NEW SMYRNA 8PEEDW AY T E S T ft TU N E SEN IO R S BEARS 22, COWBOYS 6 The Hears Jumped out to n 14-0 halftime lend on a 30-ynrd run hy Jim m y Posted, a (Irion Wade twu-polut conversion run nnd a 62-yard run hy Wade and nrver looked hack. The Hears' second hnlf scoring came on n 60yard return uf nn Interception by Oeremy M cC ra y nnd n two-pointer hy Ernest W atson, while I he Cowboys' touchdown came on a 41yard pass from Charles Stokes to Donta Poyler. 4BERS BO, COLTS 0 Th e 49ers took n 3 0 -0 halftime lead ns they cruised Io Ihc victory. T h e touchdowns came on a 45-yard kickoff re­ tu rn by T e rry Green; a 20-yard touchdown pass from Lazarus Mitchell to Kyle Barrier (Mitchell to Vernon Taylor for two-point conversion); a Mitchell 30-ynrd pass to David Beehner (Mitchell to Taylo r for two points); a Beehner 40-ynrd pass to Taylo r (Hechncr two-point runk a 48-yard pass from Mitchell to Tnytor; n 50yard Interception return hy Barrier (Mitchell pass to Hechncr fur two); nnd a 30-ynrd Inter­ ception return by Green. LSflll NoticBB IN T M QIRtlMIT M4MT o a m n o . s t - t rtse a BENOALB 14, RATTLER IB Tony Davis' two-point conversion ru n proved to be the difference as the B e nga li edged the R a ltltrs. Cam eron Bailey scored the Bengals' first touchdown and Davis also hod a touchdown run prtor to his extra point effort. Sergio DetrevtUe scored both of the Rattlers* touchdowns, while Robert Peterson added a single extra point. M A JO R S COWBOYS 14, 49ER1 B Aaron W illiam s had a touchdown and a twopoint conversion a nd C k o White added another touchdown for the Cow boys, while Eddie W ill­ ingham caught a 65-yard touchdown pass from B .J . Pinckney for the 49cra‘ score. DOLPHINS 2 4 , JAGUAR* 19 Eric B rya nt and Morcua Perry were the stars os the D o lp h in s edged the Ja g u a rs. Perry c a u f i t touchdown posses of ?3 and 16yards and a 'tw o-point conversion pass from Bryant a n d alsd r&ii b a ck ’d kickoff for a 55-yard score. Bryant added a pair of two-point conversions on a pass from Perry and a run. L tq a l NoticBB L t g t l N o IIc o b N TM 1*1111. MAfTLAMO FL Slftl MOATS MMX RSS11S0ZT4M ***** O M W 17. 1WT M J -Itt U mON 14-E FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK F/tUA FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OP MOA1H CAROLINA SUCCISSON BY IMROSR TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANA OP FLORIDA SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE P.O.I.C.. AS RECIIV1R OP SOUTHEAST BANK. N.A, PMUHltl. RICHARD I. JUDAV. *1 *1, Detendentl*) a o n c i op a o t w h TO: ROBINSON AND SILTS PC LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT REE101NCI UNKNOWN • YOU ARE NOTIFIZO Wat an Minn te fo>*c>oM • won**** on W« fonasing propertf m SEMINOLE Countf. Florfe* LOT t. BLOCK C. RIVIIIO PLAT OF THI tPRINOS WIL­ LOW RUN SECTION. ACCORDINO TO PLAT THIRIOP AS RICORDIO IN PLAT ROOK IT. PADS E, PUSLW RECOKOS OF UMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. iM UMAOHIkEk yeu ar* reeuireP te eerra a cept el peur written Parana**, * any, wtWln 10 Key* enw Mfe f m pubsceiien ot thfe Hoik * el Aalion, on ScSeterri*. McCall*. Kaymai. Mwreti t Frippfer, PfelnllNa atteiney i* 401 Sayaner* Seut*««rM. SuR* 400I. T*»s*. IIW Wfe Court artbar •attic* an Pfeintifi'* Mtornay i MOIL I. NEWMAN. 01 M. 1*11 N OALAHOO AVI. MAfTLAMO FL 1S7I1 71 FOaO MAVIAICK MIZLZeiMI ***** October IF, 1MT MJ-tta M TMS CIRCUIT OOURT COUNTY. •AM 00a Sd-ISTS-CA-14-W COMMONWEALTH UFi mm * m. NOTICE IS MSRfSV CMV1N •o on Order pursuant October 10Mi, 1H7, and CA at the CkeuK Court ol tne IIOMTIINTH Judicial CktuH In tnd (or OIMiNOLI County, Florida whereto COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINO CORPORATION M MM PfeMMt and MOIL S. NSWIT 4 L m At I * « tea te we CORPORATION, WA1MN0T0N IMTIRRATIONAL MMUMMC8 COMPANY UOYD 0. NEWMAN. SUNTRUST BANKCARD, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. UNITES SINKS OF AMSAlCA, --------------------0* INTI ANAL TENANT; S iw d w t.. H IT EBve* LsM Court u*e ■■■*. TMrtSs ttrrs YOU A M HSAESV MOTIF ll 0 S Semtnoto County, r m , wmoriZLO rissrve PHASE H EIt,, lSSSirSMp to IMS WM thatset as roaardi* * ri*i l lH *-, F *man M. M, an* TO, 7 FBBW WFWw wT M ha* M*n Mss ss«lnM you and you SW repuirad to oorvo a -■»—■-» • mElM 04gy w* T imim-^P s^^oSHs lt*|*AAAA E any, to Mon Michael R. TMey. laauka, Mm ptokUMTe attorney MHMQMdOO Rose. Su m toe, Florid* 33431. wNhk: SO •nor Mm first pukMoMlon and Mm original wfto MMstork ol attorney or ifioo otrierof DATED on OCTOSIR 3rd. 10*7. MARYANN! MORSE CM* Of Mm Court Syi fiuMi Klne A* D*futy Clerk MtoAdM A- TNtoy nnontn w rmsiirn ISSt OMSSS Hood. SuHo tot Sees Moon, PL SS411 M1) HS-STOT HSwNOkiMSSSO PuMMk OMOtsr 10. IT, IM? OEJ-ltS damantfad In Wa Thfe notice *haM be pubNcbad one* each weak to, tore can otcuUaa weak* in Wa laniard HeraM. WITNESS my hand and tha Mil at thfe Court an thfe Ind day at Octobar. IM7. (SEAL) Maryanna Motm Clark at Wa Court Sy: Jeon SrWent Ao Deputy Clark PuWfeA: Octobar to. IT, IMF D ij-t n etacurr c o u r t OP TMB IM K TtiN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANN PON SKMWOLS OOUKTY, m tn e OAM NO. ST-I41E OA FT MORTOAOI COMPANIES DfS/A PIRET TENNESSEE MORTOAOI COMPANY. INC. AS SUCCESSOR IN PITIRItT TO FIRST K N N ItS II BANK I H m I n s Tw^ m w w EB ^8Wp* empwss NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. - ' - M SOW PtcmtM, Flnoi Judgment! LOT IM , SPRMM SPM OAM UNIT RICHARD K. t, ACCOROtNO TO THI PLAT WALKER, II, at al. THSRIOr, AS RICORDID IN Detendent(c). PLAT SOOA IT. PASS 71, OP NOTICE OP ACTION TMS PURLIC MOO ADS OP TO: CHARLES WALKER SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOMOA. LAST KNOWN RISIOENCI: WITNESS MV KANO and MM 1170 Capitol Circle, •os) o< muo Court an OCTOBER IIMi, 1H7. TbSaRaaaaa, PL 11101 CURRENT RISIOENCI: UNKNOWN CM* *1We Ck«uR Court YOU ARE NOTIFIED Wat an Sy: JMM I. Jaeawto action ta terecfeM a mortgago Deputy CM* an Wa following preparty in EaMrvrie. MeCoR*. Roytnor. IIMI HOLE County. Florida: 4 Frappfer LOT I . BLOCK ‘A*. RAVENNA • R*< 3410 PARK SECTION OP LOCH ARDOR. ACCORDINO TO THI Tempo. PL I 01 PS41WS4 PLAT THERE Of AS RIC0R0E0 Ml PUT BOOK 11, PAOS(S) El In so«ordonoo nRR in* ANO U . OP THI PUBLIC Americana DMokSRM* Act. sor­ RECORDS OP SIMINOLI ter* niidtog * special eecom COUNTY, FLORIDA. i aartfelpeto In MUo hM bean (Sad ogainot you and proceedIn* «noutd *n*uM **nti cancan in* you ere repulrad ta oaryo a Individual or Honey lending oopy el traur written dafanMO, nouea not lour than uvon (7) K any. within 30 d«y* (ffer W« day* prior M Mm proceeding ol Rr*t publicatlen al Wfe Netlee IM addro** given on Wo of Adlan, an lahayarrfe, notMo. ToMplIonoj 407-111- McCall*, Raymar, larratt S 4330 art. 4137: 1-000-043-1771 Frippfer, Pfemtifr* (Rernay, (TDD) or 1-OOO-OM-OTTO Ml vfe whoa* addriaa fe SOI B«y*her* a r --iJ - PTEWf S.ruln m rlOiKJ! 4*(ilSE. Boulevard, SuHa HO, fampt, PukIMh: Octobar IT, 14,1007 Florida 13404. and fife Mfe ang­ inal with thfe Court either 0CJ-1H before eatvfeo an PfekttMfg HOTIOE attorney or kwmedfefily MwraOP PMSTITIOUO HAMM altar; otharwlM'a dafault will Nolle* M hereby phwn that I ba antarad apdinat you tor Mia am engaged to buetoeee ottWO ralfel demanded In the Complaint ar paotlen. Cano Nuev*. Winter Springe, PL 11700, temlneto County. Thfe naifea ahaS ba publfehad Florida, under Mm PMtMlou* one* each araah tor two canName of OUMKCmECK MEMaaeutfea weak* in Wa tantord 11 HeraM. InlonJ to reOMler told Mmo WITNESS my hand and Wa ■nn Wo Oi-felon el aeal ol thfe Court an Wfe tnd Corporation*, i ufeMaOM, day al Odabar. ISST. Florid*. M MPOrdOiMO with Mfe (SEMJ a &r. wT.,IB1WTN'kM JjrvM *V provfefeno of WO PfelHMut Hlp toPTELR M M Statute*, Te-wtu SHlfen Cfe* *4 Mfe Court Sr. Jean Srufent 100.00, PMrtdsStatute* iH l. Janfe* L. Conwy As Deputy Cfert Pwbtfeh: OetoMr IT, t W7 pubbah; Odabar 10. IT. 1f*7 DPJ-ISO DEJ-1IT WIST FRONT coon ol OP THE OIMINOLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE! SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA M 11:SS M l , on Mm ISMtdOyol NOVIMBIR. 4OST iI, a IaNjuuIa * FIRST UNNM NATIONAL SANK, WMOFIt LO -------------ASSOCIATION. In tNs ralfel 14-S COUNTRVW10I rU N H M CORPORATION. Ltgsl N o t ic f M -t lM n O r t -ll 1S-1-S7 >l a B IT IIL O _ Test and Tune ta held every Wednesday night from 6 p .m . to 10 p.m. at Or* U n d o SpeedW orld. Cost Is 820. which is good for driver and two crewmen In pits only. 8TEELBRS 6, BEARS 0 In nn excellent defensive hnltte, the Steelers prevailed on n 14 -yard touchdown pass from Ken Erickson to Ronald William s In the second hnlf. Jo hn McCoy scored three first half tou ch ­ downs on ru ns of six. 45 and eight-yards as the Bulldogs took a 20 8 halftime lead and the Golden Knights could not quite recover. Barry Stevenson added a 25-yard touchdown run In the second half for the Bulldogs, while Kashif Vallot scored all of the Golden Knights touchdowns on runs of 40, 3 5 a n d 45-yorda. TO! MCHAOO B. ORAM S A M SU LA _ Rain washed out the third leg of the annual tri­ ple crown lost Saturday night, so this week It will be two 1 0 0 Lap races for the price of one at New Sm yrna Speedway. In addition to the 100 L a p Late Model Triple Crow n finale, also on the card will be the 100 Lap Coca Cola Limited Late Model race. These two races will be run along with the regular slate of Modifies, Sporlum an, Bombers. M lnl-8tocks and R un-A -B outs. For those looking aheAd. make a note on the calendar that the prestigious Governor's C u p Late Model 200 Lap event II Ibe ru n on Saturday. will O c to ­ ber 25th. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing action getting started at 7 p.m . Th e Ja g u a rs' touchdowns came on a pass from David Foster to Eddie M cDonald, a 4 1-yard M cDonald to Foslcr pass and n Foster 57-yard ‘ r for a run. Brandon C ro nin also passed to “Foster one-point conversion. BULLDOGS 28, GOLDEN KNIGHTS 22 tt-M -tr Sportsm an feature of the yean R E S U LTS Rich Clouser celebrated hla O R L A N D O IP Z K D W O R L D 15th birthday with a win In the Friday, Octsfcsc 10, 1007 Bomberai Jeff Bulla notched T r ip * Crows Lots Models his first career w in In the Run(sight S3) _ I. 123) Scot! Bremlttl; 2. ISOf Pels Orri S. 136) Ruaty Ebersole; 4. A -B o u ls ; and Scott Tyler was (IS| Bruce Lawrence: 8. IM ) Jack Cook: victorious in the 4 -Cylinder «• 14) 001 Ration. 7. I8SI Mika Slaggs) Bom bers. I. 143) BUt Pratti S. 1071 Kent Btaaclti Tonight it's regular racing 10. <121 Jeff Emery; 11. IIII Oavtd Roea ftrai 12. II1XI Wayne Jefferson; 13. with the Late Models, Limltec 142) Gearft Murphy: 14. (SI) Bruce Late Models. Modified, Sports­ Email. m an. M ini-Stock. Bom bers, --------------------------------------I. (28) R u n -A -B o u ia and 4-Cyllnder Mike Murphyi 2. IS) Dabby ^eersi 3. Bombers all competing. (231 Larry Oeleeni 4. (871 Chad Allmaiu Gates open at S p.m. with 8. 121) Von Pope. Modified _ I. 13) Oavtd Han In; 2. racing action beginning at B IS2I Tad Head: 3. 1001 Ray Hlacat; 4. (It ) David Refers; 8. 171) Joe Middle. ■sort f an _ I. (24) Bill Loomla. 3. (87) Barbara Pltreai 3. 177) Dsn Zukowekh 4. 1041 Dnu( Salmon 8. (21) Kerry Bcllkmer. M LM -ltoek _ I. toil Conrad 0 renter; 2. (SI Pcdle AOleani 8. 1071 Ratty Jarrell: 4. (331Tun (Overt: 8. (181 Wayne Clark. ■sartsp _ I. (8) Rich Clouecn 3. 1801 Jeff Wright: 3. (IS) Ron Adame: 4. (341 John tatllhi 8. (81) Mike Peppier. Raa-A-Boul • I. ITS I JelT Bulla: 3. ITS) Jim Barron i i . 1841 Jimmy Croon 4.110) Brian Duaaeilei 8..(13) Pint Wit* con. 4-Cylinder loanfeor _ I. i27t •coll Tyler: 2. 18) BID Moore) 3. ISO) Brandon Dclph: 4. 174) Gary ln(mm: 8. (241 F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts ( Bramlett dominates at Orlando; NSS to host twin 100 Lappers Special to th a H a ro ld Senior flag 49ers romp UNITED STATEI OP AMERICA ALPREO T. NOWICHI Natfea fe hbrbby < Sapfembar law, IMT, m MM ygg gf j__________________ T, iOWMIU Crunwal No. *#• iro-CM M -lt, wa •tala* Dfelnct Court Middle Olatrict at Ptortda entered a Preliminary Order far tha tortenute at a Canon Cafe, Caafer. Made! fPtirioe. E/N NANOt ill. Tha United Slata* gtvaa nottca el I diapoaa el lha Canon Cater Copra,. Modal art 17)00. k/N nano iszi In auch mawwr as Wa Unliad Elataa Attainay OanaraJ may duacl In aacardonea w*n tha pravfefena al II U.I.C. | MZtbMtHE). any pot­ een having ar claiming a legal r»ght, title ar mtoroot In any at tha ataramantianad property mutt life a petition with the Clerk al tha United ■idea Dwirtct Court. Orlande I HE Federal MulHfeg. t Tha patman aha* I the petitioner under ( perfury and aha* eat tor* I nature and latent at toe r Itonerfe right. IM*. ar I the forteitad Cana Capfer. Medal tf 117100. NAMttlZ, toe lima and *•aumatanaa* at the petRfenek* aapufeMan a« toe rtgM. mfe. br Ytareat m tha forfeited arepot ■ laaupht. UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE Ml DDL! DISTRICT Of FLORIOA Pubuah: October IT, 14. 11, IMF OEJ-143 IMTM CIRCUITCOUNT Of TM t*TH JUNtOtAL CIBOUITm ANNPON SEMINOLBCOUNTY, CASH M . ST-ttSS CA 14-E NATIONBBANC MORTOAOI CORPORATION, . JOSE ORLANDO NAZARIO, at At-, NOTICE DP ACTION ' TO; JOES ORLANDO NAZARIO and UNKNOWN SPOUSE k h tjrtad; LINDA A. WISER.' TRAOI COLLIER, It akva. and/tw tfeaf hit |thair) unknown hair*, daviaaaa, fegataaa ar grant** and all partem at partial claiming by, through, under 4, agakfet htm (them). htaidance unknown. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Adlan tor foteetoture at p mortgage an tha lollawlnp proparty In SEMINOLE Ceuntf Florida: LOT I, HOLLOWBROOK WIST. ACCORDtNO TO THI MAP OR I PLAT THIRIOP AS RECORDED IN PUT DOOK U . PAOEE M THAOUOH H . IN THI PUSUP RICOROE OF SIMINOLJ COUNTY, FLORIDA. you ire ragulrad to aanra w copy at your written dotonoea. In any, ta M an SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. RA.. ' Dll la Highway, Coral Florida 11144, (104) M4-1Z*T, wtthkr 30 day* pubWeal lan al M thta naifea and la file Wa arlgkwl wtth MtaClark at toll Court either before Mrvkfe an SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. RA., attorney* at Immediately wardattar; oWarwtaa * datouR wtd ba enured agakwl you tor MW ralfel damendad kt CemdiM ar Pditlan. WITNESS my hand and keel tf ITN Wfe Court an Wfe TW day 4f OCTOBER, IMF. (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE A* CM* at MM Court By: Ruth King Ae Deputy CM* Patbarw wtth dfeabWty who need a apacfel itaammadatlan te partlelpala kt thfe praoiadtog •houid cantaal ADA Coordinator at S81 N. Ayenwa, Suita N-. Florida s in t. at toM Rvadmm prior t o Wa praaaadWp. Tkfephanai |4*n EW-4SSB l i t 41tfl 1 P40-444-ITT t (TOO), SF 1 300-141-1770 (V), Yfe FlartdS RafevSr ' Pubbah: 10, IT, IM T DEJ-1IS 1 �ft j ntwi - A J » - V*. p t i p ipTl Irp lR iiJ r p rip n 11Wiif^ hrfnt npi^yiifTi Sanford Hmld, Sanford. Florida - Fitts* w .iw r - People Central Florida Blood nank Is asking donors of nil types of blood • especially 0*type donors • to donate nt Its Sanford brnneh. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322*0822. TO P S T O P S (Take OfT Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *021 meets every Monday, from 10*11:45 a.m .. nt the Sanford Alliance C h u rch . 1401 8. Pnrk Ave.. Sanford. For Information, cnll 321*0240. Visitors are welcome. Sanford Rotary Club Rotary C lu b of Sanford meets every Monday nt noon, nt the M arina Hotel. Canosr Support Group Support. Hope and Recovery. S .H .A .R ., meets every Monday afternoon nt 5 p.m . nt Central Florida Reglonnl 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 w llh It. Cnll 324*8737 or 322*7785 for more Information. Contract Brldgs Bridge players are Invited to piny ronlrnct bridge every M on­ day, nt 10:30 a.m .. nt the Sanford Senior Center For Inform a­ tion. call 322*0320. AAR P Th e Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mondny of the m onth, nt 1:30 p.m .. nt the Winter Springs Senior C e n ­ ter off Kdgcmon Avenue. Senior citizens. 50 and over, are in ­ vited la attend. For Information, call Marian Dolln. 327*7334 Gamblsrs and famlllss Gam blers Anonym ous nnd G a m -A non for family and friends, meet separately Mondny nnd Friday Inou -sm okrrsl nl 7 3 0 p.m .. C h u rch of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave . M nlllnnd. For more Information, call 230-0200 Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonym ous meets Monday at 8 p.m. nt the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Modelers Club The Sanford Aero Modelers C lu b meets every third Monday of the month starting nt 7 p m.. with the 'Model of the Month" competition nt Grenier Sanford Cham ber of Com m erce. 400 E. First St. All phases of R/C model aircraft nre presented Th e club's Dying Held Is located In Sanford. For more Inform ation, contact Lee D orsu r nt 574*4732. VFW , Auxiliary 1C L«w Lattice ...Vtfcranti of.Fqr.cIgn Wnf> iuul Hie, A uxiliary ol Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p m . a I the poat Rome. 2844 8. Sanford Ave. P IG EO N FA N C IE R S Th e C e n tra l Florida Pigeon Fnnclera Aasoclnllon ineeta the third M onday of each month at the Seminole County Agrlculturol Center. 4300 O rlando Drive. Sanford. For Inform ation, coll A rt or Jean Anderson nl 831*8033. Overeater* Anonymous Sanford • Overeatcrs Anonym ous meets e vrry Tuesday, ‘at 10 a m. In Parish lla ll W hltncr Lounge of llo ly Crass Kplscop.il C h u rc h In Sanford. The meetings Inst about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend Is the desire to stop eating compulsively. The flood of news about health nnd fitness these days enn be more confusing thnn helpful. If you've been exercis­ ing or enllng 'right* for years hut sllll feel frustrated nnd unfulfilled, you nre not alone. There nre ways to take charge of your health by tapping your Inner resources In cITcctlve ways. The kinds of changes we ndvncnte nre simple and nre designed to Incrensc selfaw areness--bem use nil as­ pects of life nre interdepend­ ent. Example! W hen you're w o r­ ried about something, you're also likely to have an upset slnm nch. Whnt m ny nppenr to be an Individual event Is renlly nn Interconnected aspect of a larger, more complex system. W hen you master sm all changes, you build a fortified base from which to lake further steps on your healing |ourucy toward wellness. Although m any people nssocintc well­ ness with fitness, nutrition or stress reduction, wellness is really m uch more. Wellness brings people Into a domain of self-responsibility nnd selfem powerm ent. Sal goals for srstlnsss. Goats keep you on course. A nd more thnn that, goals are like mngnels they lend to attract people nnd resources that help them get accomplished. It's almost mnglcnl how this trappens. Often people set their sights loo high nnd then quit completely when they don't make the grade. A pproach these 'im p o ssib le ' goals by breaking them down Into m a n­ ageable parts. B re a th in g reduces stress. Stress Is Inevitable - you neeil It to warn you about the nega­ tive forces of life. But there nre ninny forms of stress flint wear you down and cause n variety of health problems. You mny not he aware of It. but evrry tense situation - or even a m em ory of a tense situation causes a change In breathing. Th e more s lrrs srd you feel, the more shallow your breathing becomes. Conscious deep* breathing ra n relieve tension, quiet fear and relieve pain. So before you reach for aspirin or antacid tablets, do some breathing. E m o tio n s a n d H e a lth . There la a heavy price to Ire paid when feelings are denied or re­ pressed. Lethargy, hnrrdorn. and a lack of enthusiasm to ­ ward life m ny be the conse­ quences. People u uncrustom rd to ro p in g with feelings in h ra llh y ways often seek ixd oilier means to cover up those feelings or distract themselves, such ns alcohol, food, drugs. T V . unhealthy relationships or compulsive work. Befriend your emotional self. Accept e m o ­ tions as valuable signals that tell you something Is In need of attention. D on’t try to chase emotions away. Accept em o­ tions ns valuable signals that tell you something Is In need of nllentlon. Don't try to chase emotions away. Look at them. Express them when a p p ro p ri­ ate. Th e n move on. S im p lify y o u r Ufa. B e co m ­ ing well In body. m ind, and spirit Is not nearly as difficult as It m ny seem. Wellness Is not a matter of accum ulating something, like more research or experience. Rather, wellness Is realized by unburdening yourself of alt those things that prevent the natural state of healthiness from being 'p re s­ ent. T o become well Is to a p ­ preciate simplicity. Exam ples: • Sim plify your life. • Sim plify your diet. • Take time to rest your m ind. • See yo u r loved ones as bra nd-new every day. • One breath la precious. One smile, one more day of seeing the sun. Honor your body’s wisdom. Inhabit your body. Learn to start listening to what It says to you nnd to trust what you hear. Ways you shortchange yourself include listening to others Instead of yourself, or saying 'yes’ when you really Weekly Lions Club The Sanford Lions C lu b meets every Tuesday nl noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 322*7544. Th e com m unity Is asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for Its sight program. Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate bridge C lu b meets at noon each Tuesday ,nt tile Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. 400 K. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Seniors The Sanford Senior Citizens C lu b meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a .m .. at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are welcome. For Information, call 322*2353 or 322*8101. Conservation District The Seminole Soli 8 Water Conservation District meets each third Tuesday of the month at 8:15 a.m . at the office In Sanrord. Call 321*8212. N sr-A n o n Nar*Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends or addicts, will meet .Tuesday at 8 p.m . at O rlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 860*6304. Take Off Pounds Sensibly Member of Take OfT Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m . at the First Sanford. For more Christian C h u rc h , 1607 Sanford Ave., / Information about the club, call 321*4404. Toastm asters Seminole C o m m u nity College IS C C ) Toastmasters C lu b . *6581 will meet every Tuesday of the m onth, at 7:30 p.m .. nt the old Lake M nry C ity llall on C ou ntry C lu b Rond. Contnct Rosetta Bonham at 323*8284 for more Information. Longwood-Lake Mary Lions The Longwood-Lake M ary Lions C lu b meets the first and third Tuesday of every m onth, at 7 p .m ., at the Ramada Inn. S.R . 434 In Longwood. Visitors and prospective membera ore welcome to attend. Pilot Club The Sanford Pilot C lu b meets the first and third Tuesday at 7 p.m . In the RSVP building on the cam pus at Seminole , C o m m u n ity College. A ll interested are welcome to attend. R e p ro gra m y o u rse lf. C u rrent research in the field of psychoneurolm m unology ve ri­ fies whnt folk healers have know n for centuries •• that thoughts and emotions have a direct Impact on the strength of the Im m une system. And the Im m une system Is the drat line of defense against disease. Strengthening yo u r Im m une system consciously, through the use of Imagery or n u rtu rin g self-talk, gives you a m uch bet­ ter chance of m aintaining w hole-body health. Connect to tbs earth for boating. When was the last time you sat on the ground or touched the earth In some way? T ills m ay seem silly, but physical contact with soil, natural wnters. sunlight and fresh air Is healing. W hen stress has built up. a walk around the block Is often all that's needed to restore p e r­ spective. In addition, you co n­ nect w llh forces stronger thnn the individual self In nature, and this puts everything In perspective. Getting started on these small changes will help you make a difference In yo u r life. You can experience Increased self-awareness and selfappreciation. have a sense of greater Inner strength, and above all. live a healthier life. Parents: Alcohol is an illegal drug As we continue our Red R ib ­ bon month discussion of kids and drugs (rem em ber, alcohol is on Illegal drug for anyone under the age oi 211. we need to be clear nlroiil what some of (he lell-tale signs nre. Also, a l­ though it is u n srie n llllc. ll’s a trustworthy loot for p a re nts-(rust your intuition. Th e n use the following indicators of d ru g use. ns n .fjirc k lls t for your -. * *..U» f 1 I, • I child's a pR f(trapre - and be ­ • and sleeping habits changed?! havior. , * Hove you caught yo u r child • • Have you missed money or objects that could be converted using alcohol or oilier drugs7 lo cash? tins your child lied to * llave you delected physical you? signs--alcohol on Ihe breath, * Docs your child spend n lot shirred speech, eyeball or p u ­ of lime alone behind closed pil changes? doors In Ihe bedroom, family * Have you found obvious in ­ room, or oilier places? dications such as liquor b o t­ * Has your child's personality tles. m nrijunnn. or oilier drugs changed noticeably? Are there In Ihe bedroom, gnrnge. or sudden Inappropriate mood oilier plncrs? changes (irritability, u n p ro ­ * Have your child's dress voked hostility, glddlncssl? habits and personal hygiene * Is he nr she less re sp onsi­ ch nngrd significantly? ble for chores, getting lo • Have your child's eating school rules? on lime, household * Does your child seem lo be losing old friends and hanging out with n partying crowd? * Is there trouble nt xcliool-grades dropping, classes being missed. Interest In school ac­ tivities waning? * Is your liquor supply d w in ­ dling? What about pills m issOL " T V/your child In trouble w llh Ihe law? * Does y o u r child react bel­ ligerently lo comments, c riti­ cism or remarks about his or her drinking or other d ru g use? * Docs you r child get Into fights with other youngsters? * Are there signs ol major medical or emotional p ro b ­ lems? lulccrs. gastritis, liver problems, depression, anxiety, suicide tnlk?) * Is he or she irresponsible Learn to play shuffleboard Th e Sanford Tourist and Sliufflehoard C lu b practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at I p.m .. and plays in te rc ity tournam ents every Wednesday. Those Interested In playing, learning to play or Joining the rlu h m ay call Puss Kllner, 3227751. for Information. mean 'no*. Wellness Is about ’ com ing home*, taking u p resi­ dence Inside you r own body once again. Equal partners in marriage define their love as true D E A R A B B Y : In response to lappv to Be Ron'e G irl* (yuck, yuck): I am dismayed that someone ran call herself an old-fashioned girl yet shirk her moral responsibilities and be Ron's live-ln honey instead of his wife. ‘ Ron's G irl* has a warped definition o f ‘ true love* since they are not willing to make the commitment of marriage. Ron’s got it made! He has all the benefits of lovsr, mommy, maid and slavs without the hassle of commitment M y husband and I are both w o rk in g professionals, a n d we ehars household responsibilities. Just because I don't want to spend my Ilfs being my husband's maid doesn't m ssn I’m "lazy* Ws have an equal partnership, which m y hus­ band and I agree Is the definition of tru e love.* Unlike *Ron'i G irl,' who didn't have enough courage to let you print her name, you may print ' Ind imy convictions. mins. I stand behind STACY L VKRDICK CASE, B L A IN E , M IN N . DEAR BTACYl Bines 1 ran the Uttar from H appy to Be Ron’s Girl," I have b eta Inundated with mall front Irate readers who ware atorally offended at the thought of couples living together. Road on for a dew earnD E A R A B B Y : In response to ‘ H appy to Be Ron's G irl* - the women who scolded contemporary women for not catering to or wait­ ing an their men: I am a 38-year-old m a rrie d career woman end the mother of two teen-agers. I possess some excellent old-fashioned morale, thanks to my parents who taught me love, respect, and a host of other decent things. Those two people would be the first ones to promoto and endorse ‘ equality* In ihe home. We don't use that word, however. Rather, ws stress responsibility and contribution by everyone. O ur chil­ dren are learning to be functioning members In the family. O ur daugh­ me despite my well-known aversion to household chons and Inability to follow a recipe. T o ‘ Rons G irl* I esy: T o each her own, liste r. And if you’rs so great, how come he has not given you a wedding ring to “prove’ his love? Please don’t use my real name. Just sign m s ... IN C E N S E D IN FL O R ID A behind the wheel or the car? • Does your child turn off to television shows, literature, or talks about alcoholism, or a l­ cohol and other d ru g abuse? It Is best not be make a ccu ­ sations that you can't back up with first hand observations or facts. After you have gathered your facts and observations. It Is lime for ‘ you 't d ptsn' your „qoofrot»b|tloH„>tr|lh Lhft. suepeeled user. We Will .discuss .. this,., con frontal inn ( , » In next week's colum n. (Indicators or d ru g use checklist is from the book. R a is in g Drug-Fro* Rids fa ■ Drug-Fliied World.) U S 4 7 4 I. r.M r;//v/ Af>t s • l AKf M AIIT ('.INI MA l() . it 11 KNOWWM4FYOUOB LASTMl ■ lautrsM L M AMO OUT i 1004407JOIM if OAMQ N8LATBO ql ateaae i MOOT WAMTVO ISJ It* MO | MOCKKTMAM | 2] ijo 4ii moimi rmm § IOBSTHBQMLB ■ tyorjprwcoo 1 SOUL POOO j &l 131440740 B THIPCAC8MAKIA i 130430730440 | U V m YEARS M T1BBT f :<E i oo400roo»io ratal 3 !I Blood Bank sssks donors Emotions influence your health a T » -rTO'iV •M ter mow* the grass and our eon does the dishes and Is teaming to cook. I r i n r M r kas ■ areblem. Wkal's raws? CM N eWn e r cheat bp vtWm le Dear Abby. F A Baa aSMt, Lae ( w i n CaUt eases Par a p a a n l raety, *aaaaa My husband will do whatever needs to be done. No matter what we-do, we do It for all of us and. In the pro­ cess, we have some great fam ily times or one-on-one with the kids. I pUy "Ron's Girl," who probably has never experienced the Joy of coming home to clean dishes or sup­ per prepared by a loving husband. ‘ Many hands make light work,* and we all end up with more time to do the things we enjoy. Finally, I have to wonder why he's only a live-ln. 1 guess there'a no need to buy a cow when he can get the milk for free. S T E A M E D U P IN N EB R A SK A D E A R A B B Y : "H a p p y to Be Ron’s Girl* boasted that she had good looks and brains and was nappy to serve her man a good meal and show her love by doing his laundry. Tha t’s fine and dandy, and I applaud her for it. But she went on to brand women who "aspire to shirking domestic duties* as laxy. W e ll, I'd like to add another thing: She's also smug and arro­ gant. H o w dare this supposedly Tirainy" woman flaunt her holierthan-thou attitude and pass Judg­ m ent on the rest of us who are dom estically challenged! In my opinion, there are other ways of show ing; j your love beeidee cooking endI IIroning ng clothes. For 12 yean, 1 have been happily uppity Imarried to a laving, wonderful men who married i DCVN.’S A D V O C A TE iM saier.iea* Fantastic ISanford • Hwy. 17-921 (Wal-MartPiaxo, om Nock north ofLukaMaryBkd.) 323-9045 n; II JUST FOR KIDS I .C O T s-j—I '• Tf! $: Grew at M / M W* aqp Sea * yadWpne ewe M • 7 * | i •Mow-Dry • M q t a a a lA M C k —* - W 9 T * t*eec IWll/et 2 5 * •• J M ■■ l wnwar a IwmtMOUl* » I —» St 1 W 1 1■ r w e w r f e iiwiiwr aa r w a a n r iiaiaaaiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiaiaHiaiiaiaiiaiaifl �■Sanford HerWd. Santoro. Florida • Friday, OctoOar 17, 1097 Legal Notices Legal Notices m T M CIRCUIT COURT HI U D TOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORID* C A M MO. S T - i a i S C A i a - l COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC , f/V* COUNT RYW101 IUNOINQ CORPORATION, IN T N I COUNTY COURT OF T M IfO N TttN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR gSNINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASI NO. P 7 -t4 l1 -C C -lS -F DAVID A. K IINAN IS S IM 1 TS -IM 4 ); KATHRYN A. K IIN A N ISSIUNKNOTYN); NIVI ns IDT AT TWIN RIVIAS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.; And any unknown heir*, darkaet. granleet, creditor*, and other unknown gertont ot unknown egeuee* claiming by. through and under any ol the above-named Oefevidentt, Oolondani* KOT1CS OF ACTION TO DAVID A KIIN A N . 1117 Twin U n t i l Bhrd, Ovlodo, Honda U TS S , last known addf at l . currant raaManca KATHRYN A. KIIN A N . 1117 Twin Rhrar* Bhrd., O rltdd, Florida 1I7SS, last known And any unknown bant, devitaee, granitot, erodllor* and ether unknown poraono or unknown egauaaa claiming by, through and undo* tba abort YOU AMI H I Ml BY NOTITIID dial an action to toroclooo tho mortgage cororlng Tho follow­ ing root and poiaanal proporly daaenbod at follow*, to-wit: Lot T i l , Rirortldo ot Twin Rngra Unit NIN, according to to* Fiat tboroot aa Aacardad In Ftoi Book «S, Fagoo 1. t. k. I and 7, FubHc Mac orda ot Sam mola County, Honda. you aro required to aorvo a copy ot your wrtnon datanaaa, a may. to It on MICHAIL w. UDOWVCHINKO, B U T U R S HOSCH. F A , H I S South Conway Road, Suita I, Orlando, TL m i l . and Mo iho ortgmil wtth iho Clark sl iho abortttylod Court on or botorg 10 doyt from tho flrot publication, othorwlao a Judgment may ba antaiod agamer you lor Iho dam ended w the W ITH !S i my hand and aaal of eaid Court on Iho Ind day ot October. IM7. ICOURT U A L ) MARYANNS MORI I C lIR K OF TM* CIRCUIT COURT By: loon Drfdant Deputy Clark X you aro a poraon wtth o dkabihty who noodt any accom­ modation In ordor to eamcigai* In thlt procotdmg. you art anildad. at no coot to you. to tho grevkkn ol certain at tit tenet Ftoaaa contact Court odmlnlttrator. 101 N. Fark Artnuo, Sunt NIOf. Sanford. Honda U T f t , (407) 111-010 14117, within 1 working dayo ot your rocoipl ol thlo (notice ol lorocloaura Sola); H you aro SSS-B77I! N you aro veka bag abed. caH 1-SSB-SSI-IT70. Fubtkh: Octto I f 10, 17, IFF? DSJ-130 " O T V fB I OF FUOSN9 AUCTION Nonet M horody gnran. Itm lnok Wrackor S trn c t wilt H I at Fubdo Auction lor ealrtgo lor caan on demand to •ughotl Olddar, Iho following detended tohlck: O M tk tr SB. fO f 7 VUI F 1B47K110*0MO00144 Tho auction wta bo how ot 11:00 pm on tho tald data abort. At SamMok Wracktr S trn c t 1140 S. Myrtle Ate., Sanford, Fid. 11771. F rot pot tiro kldOtrt may i oak. Ihnna arc oath or cortl- hubbah: October 1 7,1M7 D f J -I t t ra t m h e m e v rr c o u r t PRINCIPAL RSSIDKNTIAL MORTOAOt. INC.. HERMAN D WILLIAMS, IU, at M. NOTICS IS H IR IB V OIVIN purtuont |p on Order Ragehadulkg Forockouro S dated October tota, ISB7, and entered In Cade NO. S7-7 CA ot B k CbeuR Court ol ttk IN3HTIIN TM Judkiaf Circuit In and tar StlSM O LH C duM ^FtorN k HAL MORTOAOt, INC. It tho and HIRMAN D III are Bid I W •*« to B k far r¥ __ _________ "*» C turdn uM , Sanford, Florida at MrSO Am., an the 1SB1 day Ol NOVIM BtH, 10*7. dm followforth In COM Final LOT M . U S B TMS W IS T I I 1/t FIST, AND T N I W IS T IS F IS T OF LOT SB. BLOCK S4. SAN LAN DO THS SUBURB BtAUTIFUL PALM BFRINOS StCTION, ACCOROMO TO T H I FLAT T H M O F AS RSCORDf D Ft FLAT BOOK 3, PADS S I 1/1, PUBLIC RICORDS OF BIM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. w m t l l l MY HAND and the toal of thlt Court on OCTOBIR 11th. 1W7. Clark of tho Clrcutt Court By: lano I . Jattwtc Deputy Clerk Barrett 1 Trappier Foot Office Boa 14tS Tamp A FL m o t P DtU S S II s a s a l p o in t COMMUNITY ICflVICIt ASSOCIATION. INC . a Honda no! tor.profit corporation. Plaintiff. YB. DAVID autRMiCno and ROSIN ou tn n iin o , tua wife. Defendant t NOTICS OF SALS NOTICS It HIN1BY OIVIN that pwtuanl to ttk Final Judgment In FofOCkture entered on Iho 3rd day of July. IM F. M Ctrd Action No. t r - t O I CC.IO-F ol the Countr Court of the lightaanth Judicial Clrcuil. in and tar Sommola County, Honda. In Whkh DAVID a u tN N iin o and ROBIN QUIRRIIRO. are the Defendante and BASAL POINT COMMUNITY SCRVICtS ASSOCI­ ATION, INC . It Hit PItwilit, I Wta »a0 to the foghatl and boat bid­ der tor ceth at the watt front door el the Seminole County Courthoutt. Sen lard, Florida ol 1100 AM. on NOVI MSI R llrh. I N I , the tallowing dttcrlbed io n properly tot forth w tho Find Lot IS. SabN View al Sabaf Point, according lo the pial thereof, at itcardod In Pltl Book 11, Pop# t l al Iho Public Recorde ot Somlnola County, DATIO Ik* 1Jin day ol OCTOSIR. IM F MARYANN! MORS! Clerk el the Court By- Jane I. Jttkwtc Deputy Clerk PloWtlltt Attorney I MIL A OASPtRONI. JR . ISO Sit WoAh* Spring* Reed Langwood, Flortde I l f t l (407) 771-7101 NOTICS AMBRICAMS WITH 04SABI1IHSS ACT OF IB M AdmlnlatrBtl** Order No. PS-17 Pkrkena with o dieabmi? who need ■ kpociN kccommodktion to participaia m lh-i proceeding khauid Con!eel ADA Coordinator (1 M l N. Park Avenue. Suita North 301. laniard. Florida 11771 at ledtl hrd 1*1 day* prior 10 Iho proceeding Telephone 1407) m-4130. orient ion 4117, 1-IO O -M I-irri (TOD), or t-*00••*-•770 (V). tl* Flonot Rtlty Pubkth: October 17. 14. IM7 DCJ-IM IN T M CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB SHMtTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS HO.■ ST-1T1B-CA-14-S MICHSLI S. BINIO, a married poraon. Flam! ill, v*. ROSITTA DANIILS and QLOAIA DANIILS SMITH, If abra. and than It any, rt if t Legal Notices NOTICS TO THS PUBLIC Notice la heteby given that Board el Adfuetmtnf of the City of Sanlonl toill hold a tegular maeimg on October 13rd, 1M7, in the City Hell Commitilon Chamber* al 11:14 A.M, In order lo coneidof a requoel for vailanco In tho Zoning Ordinance at It pailamt lo Roar area requirement* In on 871-1 diilrlcl on: LOT 1. Blk I County Chib Manor. Unit I PB l l PO IS OF TH I PUBLIC RICORDS OF SIMlNOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Being moi* epottficalty deecnbod at located: 111 Country Club Di, Planned ute ol tho property It to bitten a Carport to a Smgk Family tetidence Larry Ska. Chairman Board of Adiueimoni ADVICI TO T H I PUBLIC: IF A PIRSON DECIDES TO APPSAL A OICISION M ADI WITH R IS P tC T TO ANY M ATTIR CONSIDSRID AT THS ABOVI M ISTIND OR HIARIND, HS/BHS WILL N IIO A VIABATIM RICORO OF T H I PROC I I DINOB INCLUDINO T H I TESTIMONY AND IV ID IN C I, WHICH RICORD IS NOT PROVIOIO BY T H I CITY OF SAN­ TORO (FS 111 PI 01) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES N IIO IM a ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TH tS I PROCIIDINQS SHOULD CON­ TACT TH I PIRSOHNIL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330M IS 41 HOURS IN ADVANCI, OF TH I MIETINO. PUBLISH: October F, IT, ItST O IJ -M NOTICS TO T H I PUBLIC None* ie hereby given that the Board ol Adprtimont ol iho City ol Sanford wilt hold a regular meeting on October H rd, 11ST, in iho City Hetl Commieeion Chamber* ol 11:10 A.M. In ordor lo conltde' a requoel for varience In Iho Zoning Ordinance at n panama lo Iho tide yard, ataa requirement a m an MR ) dittncl on: let I and tho W t/T of Lot 1 m Detteya Subdivitton, aa recorded PB 4 PO ( PUBLIC RICORDS OF SIM lN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA Being more epee ific ally deecnbed aa located 1701 W tllh tt Planned wta of the property te to Addition and garage tide yarde in a ttngi* family leeldence Larry Blair, Chairman Board el Adiuefmanl ADVICI TO TH I PUBLIC: IF A PIRSON DECIDES TO APPIAL A OICISION MADI WITH R ESFICT TO ANY M ATTIR CONSiDIRID AT TH I ABOVI M IITIN O OR HIARIND. HI/SHI WILL N IID A V IR iA TIM RICORO OF T H I PROC E t DINOS INCLUOINO T H I TESTIMONY AND IV ID IN C I. WHICH RICORO IS NOT PRO­ VIDED BY T H I CITY OF SANFORD. (7S 144 01 Oil PIRSONS WITH 01SABIUTIIS N IIO IH O ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF T H tS I PROCIIDINDS SHOULD CONTACT THS FSRBONML 0FF1CI ADA COORDINATOR AT M 0 M l l 41 HOURS IN ADVANCI, OF TH I M IITIN O . PUBLISH- Ottobpr 4. 1F, IM F O IJ-M Legal Notices L t g il NotlCf 8 IN T M CIRCUIT COURT FOR B IM M O L* COUNTY, N O TIC I k hereby tho Board al County Commkktofkr* of Somlrkl* Oju"*R a^ubtk krkktmont of bn orSttkfko on!I MNflh AN OROtNANCI AMIN OHIO OROtNANCI S T -tl, SIM lNOLI COUNTY COOS. BY TMB ADDI­ TION OP M OTION 'T RAVIL IN FORSION COUNTRIISt* PROVIOIND POR ADDITIONAL R IIM SU R M M INT OP TRAVIL IX P IN M S O UTBID! OP T H I U N ITIO S T A T U ; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN SIM lNOLI COUNTV COOS, PROYIDtNB FOR M VtR ASIUTV AND PROVIOINO AN IP FtC TIV t DATI. M 1:10 pm ., or aa aaon ttktdM ar as gaaekk. M he regukr meat mg on the ISM day of October. 1M7, at ttk Seramole County Sorvko* SuNdbig. lis t Seat Fbit Strkot, BCC Chamber*, Sanfotd. Florida The grogoaod orttbknoo may bo mop**tod by ttk gubbe at Mb eftk* ol ttk Ckrk ot ttk beard al County C o n » H i , HthfrfB IftHNIi Samtook Cauhly loryko* PROSATt File Humber S f -T I l-O P IN R l: I I T A T I OF THILMA LOIS BRINOARONSR, NOTICS TO O M B tTO R B TO ALL FlR SO N S HAVtND CLAIMS OR DIMANDS AQAINBT T H I ABOVI ■ STATS Vau aro hereby notrtkd ttk* an Order of Summary Admlnktratkn hoi boon entered in (ho eetete Oi T H IL ­ MA LOIS BRINOARDNIR, deceeeod, FS# Number S 7 -TIICP by Iho Clrcutt Court fat Femme ie County, Florida. Probate Divttlon. iho eddreee nl which k M l N. Perk Avo., Sanford, FL 31771 * that Iho tolkl ceth vtKro of the *01*10 k 11,100.00 k r t I M M nemo* end odtfrooMi ot ttkoo is whom R he* boon n etgnod by ouoh order ere: DIANA JIA N FARNSWORTH 11111 Morkhbm CL, loo, M 44711 LINDA RUTH DIHART CANDICI MAM I BURRIS 111 Fkrono# Drtvo. Fkkwmgton. OH 41147 ALL I N T l M I T t O M ASO NS ARI NOTIFIID THATt AM creditor* at ilk db***0hl end olhkf porkon* having clkim* or damando agabiel decedent* oklkl* on whom a copy pi ihk holko M aorvod within three month* aher ttk dole of the ftrot public ation pi true nofk* muol ftk the* claim* wtth thk Court WITHIN T H I LATIN OF T H R U MONTHS A FTIR TH I OATS OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY DAYS AFTIR TH I OATt OF S I AVICI OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICS ON THIM. AH of ttk decadent muM h k ttkb Claim* With thk cowl w it h in TH A I* MONTHS A F TIR TH I DAT! OF THS FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOT 1CI . ALL CLAMS AND M M A N O I NOT SO F IIIO W tu M 70RSVIR BAA M O The dal* el tho hr*t pusheslion ol ihk Norte* k October 17th. tt IT . 71-Halp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Semlnots 407/322*2611 Ortarido - Winter Park 407/831-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT, HOURS •SB A M . •IB S P M. M O N O A TB n Harry 0. Raid. M Attorney tor Polmanor Florida Bar Na. 1400*1 m o w . Fb*l Street. Burt* ■ Sonrord. FL U T T I Tetopbana; (40T) M l - M i l PubAah: Oetobor 17,14 .1MT DSJ-1M ||^|| > vmmmii ft am •AB4DM by buohko* M 477* lonorl, ipouaa*) c red for* Atoms Ave„ Su m l i t , Wbtkt tuccaiaort. or truetoot, Park. FL l l f f l , Femme ie or each of thtm. and any and County, Florid*, under the ail ptreona claiming Ftcmiouk Norn* of PBR M O T br. through, under or agamal I hem or each ol . VSMICLI ttior tald name utth ms them and agamal any SALVAOS AUCTION Division a Cerpor aliens, and all per anna or 11-IS-S7 perttet claiming I 00 done* woh ttk pro Hot* no *4 ttk thereby, through under 1011 N. ORLANDO AVI. FklNkuo Nam* Ptatulo*. To­ or agamat them or tech ol MAITLAND FL 111*1 wn: Section !•«.00. Florida mom and agamal any M DODOI ARIIS K Statute* lM l. and all partita or pertona 1S3SD34D70FI4SI11 Do Nguyen having or claiming any Pubheh: October 17, 1M7 Publkh: October 1 7,1M7 right, tint or mterett DIJ-1S4 . 0SJ-1M m and to thi property defended haiam NOTtea Hue complaint m NOTICI k hereby given that ttk Board *4 County Commkoknorg Samwok County. Florida Datandani ol Somtnok County. Florida, bttanda to hold 4 pubbe hspring Ip contidar the onacimeni of an ordinance awllllad! NOTICS OF ACTION AN OROtNANCI AtPIAilM O CHAPTER MO, -PURCHASING Tai R O SITTA DANIILS and C O O I.- SIM lNO LI COUNTY CODE. HI ITS I NTlA TTY ANO C M OLORIA DANIILS SMITH, It AT IHO A NSW CHAPTIR 110, -PURCHASIMD COOS*. SIM lNOLI Ntve, and thaw unknown apouaCOUNTY C O DI, PAOVIDINQ FOR PURPOSI, APPUCASIUTY ao, d ROSITTA DANIILS and AND 1XCLUSIONS. TITLE, MFINITION. UABIUTY, WAIVIR OP GLORIA DANIILS SMITH, If RIO UIR IM INTS, CINTRAU21D PURCHABBM STS TIM , C M Niro, end thou unknown apouaAT ION. PURPOSI. BASICS OF OPERATION. CREATION OF DIVI­ at. rt any. If married, and II SION OF PURCHASING, MANAOSR OF PUNCHASWO, CRIAT10N dead, I hair unknewn hair*, OF PU nCHAIINO COMM i n I I . POWtRS ANO DUT1IS, O fLlO A dariteaa, lagalaat, gianteet, TION TO O TH IR 1COUNTY OFFICIALS, INCUM BRANCI OF aatigna, Sonora, tpoutat, trodFUNDI, PROHIBITION OF UNAUTHORUUO PUNCHASII; PROSon, tuccataora, or trukloos, VI OLHO FOR C O M FITITIV l S I A*.10 BfDOttfO. COMPtTITtVt or each of thorn, and any and all S I A lIO PROPOSAL PROCiSS. SMALL PURCHASI. CONSUL­ ponano claiming by, through, under or again*! them or each TANT SERVICtS. SALTS TAX R IC O VSRY, CONSTRUCTION CON­ TRACTS. N IO O riA TI PROcClRSMTHTS. PBTTV CASH. DIRICT, ol thorn and againtt any and as SO LI SOURCE OR PROPRIETARY SOURCI. SMBNOSNCV PROpartont ar partite claiming CUR IM INT, LITIOATION SUPPORT M R V ICI. CANCELLATION OF thereby, through under or INVITATION FOR BIDS OR R IO U S ITS FOR PURPOSELY NOWagamat thorn or each ot them RISPONSIVS BIDDIRS ANO OFFIRORS, COUNTY PROCURBand agamat any and ail partite M IN T RICORDS. MAXIMUM PRACTICABLB COMPtTITION, or pertona haying or claiming BRAND NAME OR IO U A I EP1CIPICATIONS. BUY ASM RICAN any right, in k or Internet m and POLICY, U I I OF RICVCLID/RICYCLABLS FhOOUCTS, ISTABto tho properly detcirbed. LISHMINT OF POLICIIS FOR CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, Lett Ratldonco Add#***: DIRECTION. P R O C IS IIS FOR FROFISSIONAL AND CONSUL­ UNKNOWN TANT SIRVICI. CONTRACT C O M P U A M I. PURCHASNM DIVI­ YOU ARI H IR IBV NOTIFIID SION'S RISFONSISILITV FOR CONTRACT AOMBUSTRATION, mat an action lo Quiet in k to SURITV BONDS. BID SICUR1TV, CONTRACT PtRFORMANCI tho following deacribed proper ANO FAYMINT BONDS, COPIIS OF SIO FORMS. RSQUIRBty In Semfrvole County, Florida, M INTS. CONTRACT C LA U IIS ANO TM IR AOMNMTRATKM, to wit: FROFISSIONAL S IR VIC IS RIOUIRIMKNT-COMPSTITIV1 SOUTH ST F I I T OF T H I SSL1CTION UNDER THS CONSULTANT'S COMPBTtTIVB NIO O TINORTH tOSl F IS T OF THS ATION ACT, PUSLIC AOVIRTISIM INT OF X U S , NON-COMP(TIW IS T 11S.S F IS T OF T H I BAST TIVI SSLICTION. C O M FITITIVl IIU C T K J N . CONTRACT N IO O M S S F IS T OF THS S I t/4 OF TlATION, R IJIC TIO N OP ALL PROPOSALS, PUSLIC IM TR T H I N l t/4 OF SICTtON IS OINCY, RIMRVATION OP AUTHOR7TV, AUTHORITY TO DIBAN TOWNSHIF 11 SOUTH HANOI OR BUSPINO, SUSPENSION, DtSARMINT, DSCISION TO DSSAR 111 (S U B JIC T TO A IS FOOT OR SUSPEND, PUSUC SHTITV CRtMS. FBEALTTY OP DSWWONS, (A I I M I N T OF T H I NORTH PROTSSTS, CONTRACT CLAIMS. AUTHORITY OP PURCHASING ANO S A IT S IM FOR ROAD). UAHAOIR TO H T T L I P R O TtS TI ANO CONTRACT CLAIMS, R IM ID III FOR SOLICITATION OR AWARDS IN VIOLATION Of* you Sr* roQuIrod to gory* a LAW, RIGHT TO PACT 1ST AWARD OP CERTAIN CONTRACTS cetry of your wihton defenses. AWAROtO BY T M BOARD, Im iS R IN PUGUO INTITY. PENAL­ H any. upon ORAOI ANNS TIES, IM P L O Y II CONFLICT OF INTSRIST, ORATUITMS ANO OLAV1N. ISOUIRS. 1M0 KICttSACKS. PROHIBITION AGAINST CONTINGSNT PISS, CONTuakawtdt Road., F«g4 Oftk# TIMPORANIOUS IMPLOYMSNT PROHISiTID. WAIVSR FROM Boa 1771. Winter Springe, COMTSMPORANIOUS IMPLOYMIMT PROHIBITION; ANO OTHIR Florida 1170S-177S, to So puDCONFLICTS OF IN TIR IS T, COM PUANCI WITH P1RAONML sahod four time# by tho Ttti (‘ POLICIIS AND PROCIOURIS. U S I OP CONPIOtNTlAL INFOR­ of November, 11*7, spd Wo MATION, SANCTION, RICOVIRY OF VALUI TRANSFIRRSD OR original wtth ttk Ckrk af this R IC IIV ID IN BREACH OP ITHICAL STANOAROS, N O TICI Circuit Court, either before garR IO U IR IM INTS. SMALL SUItNIES/MINORrTY/WOMSN BUSIYka upon tho Plslntlft* N IS S IN TIR P R IS I, DISION/SUILO CONTRACT AUTHORITY, Attorney of Immediakfy thereDSSfON CRITIR1A PACKAOI. D U IO N CRITERIA PROFUSIONafter; othorwka, a DofsuR wIS AL. IIL IC T IO N OF O IIIO N CRITIRIA PROFISStONAL AND bo entered agamat you for ttk DSSKM/BUILO FIRM, PUSUC IMIROSNCY PROJECT I , PUR. robot demanded at ttk CHASiNO CARO. METHOD OP PURCHASttM CARO EXPIRATION. Complaint or Petition. DISCIPLINARY ACTION Q UIO tU N IS FOR IMPROPIR OR UNAUWIT NIBS my hand and tea! ol THORIZIO U S I OP PURCHAWNC CARD; FOR CODIFICATION, this Court on thk 3rd day of ■IVIRASILITT; AND AN IFPIGTIV1 DATI. OCTOBIR. 1SS7. at 1:10 p m , or aa aoon thar*attar aa poaaibk, at Ra regular (Court meeting on Oetobor I f . H I T , at ttk I ambutIe County Sarvke« MARYANNS MORS* Building, 1101 I eel Fbit Street, SCO Chamber*, Sanford, Florida. CLARK OF The props tad ordinance may b* Incpoctad by ttk public ot ttk T H I CIRCUIT COURT office of the Clark ot ttk Board af County Ceram looIin ere, Room 1104, Somtnok County SorvkM BuMbt ' appear at tha maetkig and ba heard M R rsipsil to ttk ( ordinance. Parian* or* idvlldd ttkt, tt they dock* to opgeN any M M M U T I U ACT OF m e docrtion mod* i t thk hearing, ttky M l need s rocor* of ttk proHODCI catdmgt. and, tor auch purpooa, ttky may N N Id bkuro ttkt ■ In accordance wtth tho verbatim record ol ttk prockOdmgk k Ant arwarm with Diaabmtle* Act. bwludoe tho tootbhony and evldonco upon M ich tbo l k to C l M I D SATURDAY I SUNDAY aottos- Telephone. 407-11341SS tai. 41*7) 1-S00 SSS-IT71 (TOO) St 1-BSS-SSS-STTO M i via f W H M v •wTRrti DSJ-1T7 IP, 17,14,11 1SB7 DSJ-131 For additional bitormation Loll Purchaalng Manager, (407)111 -1110. aetanakn 7111. Pertona witti dkabMUa* niadbtg aaeiatanae to partklgat* In ■ny ot that* proceeding* Mould contact ttk Im pkyoo RokUono Departmant ADA Cborttbktor 4S hour* bi advance «f ttk H bttng at llt-1110, aetanakn 7B41. MARYANNS MORSE Clark lo th* Board ol County Commitatonar* of l ombkk County, Flortds By: Cbryton Cohan Daguty Ckrk Pubboh: O ctober 1 7,1M7 OSJ-ISt WAREHOUSE • RECOTON CORPORATION, ttk naUon'g kadvig manutadurar/diairtou lor of ekeInc goCMtorte*. ha* opening* In H« leka Mary lacduat tor let and Tnd thdl waiahouu Heura eveftabk 7P0*m 3 30pm, BOO-4 30pm and 4 00pm 1130am Mum ba tCk to Ml a mdumun of 60 Ik on a conbnuou* bane ForMh aepananca prekrtod Buvttng r*k S3 73 IN IhR. M BS 7nd tfvri "M ull p a u math tot! Apply n pareon af 1*30 Lake Emma (toad. Lake Mary. FL NOW ACCEPTING SchadtAng may ncArde I N k Mwy lie N t k Coet ot an aNSSonW day Ctntal when you getretkk PgyattytordtytycuadiwkMriktamad UM M daaerp aon to kekN reerAt Copy mute M rw n e t U M tygographcN bn* -CommoreW bokkney rMot at* *v« DCAOLMS Tikoday Fvu Ffkky I I Neon Tho Doy Sotore Bimdey 11 Noon Frkoy AOdUBTMUrra AM ) CRBOITBi In Bw MWd M i M ttk IttM H M ttM l y O k brat doy X runs. COM E G R O W W ITH US O W ATSON REALTY thk hooting, ttky M i flood a record of ttk S M ISBdtofS, aid, for ouoh outgo**, Ihoy may need is biourd that s vofbatim retard of ttk greeted!ng* it made, whkh record me hi doe upon whkh tho eggoN k to bo 12— f i M a rly C a r a - in — . — i 7 1 " n V Ig n l r t l f u HSALTHCAMS B RIHAB Con kr of Sardord epockkrng n $10 SIGN ON Afkr krel day or work lor wire art With CARS' Apply 6 00 AM Hearty to Wore at fbghi I k n ) Man 1703 S Hwy 17 #7 Lorywuul 0US-IU0 gorikigoto m proceeding* thee* Ratal lent Degartment ADA Caordmatar 40 hour* in advance of the atootbig at l l t 1110, attention 7*41 MARYANNS MORBt Ckr* to the Bawd or County Comatkeknor* at BSSttRb k County, Florida S r Carytan Canon Deputy Ckr* Pub«*h: October 17. 1SS7 o s j-tto Our nan aepandad cdhoa n Lab* Mary hat cporvnge lor an ergebc prafettronN keeking an eiceterd career n * h g i pro It* ipecaAil Mmoepher* E l patented ind new kanieai BONUS!!! 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Uh/I CH AM HOMS MORTOAM CORPORATION. — O I M R A l LABOR— WORK TODAY PAJO TODAY CNF TRUDY MEYER For * ( 323-3200 COffV STORE Espill b AaMteanl M a n g a B Cearv k r t Sm. aibamaty buey taca bon Oocid IVumo poetnaal Cad la O O F O ia iM " Lea LABOR READY I Ftotkh AwT 1 1134341 W W W C TM NSIOBO FtOW (toner el kbofore needed lo k* akttt ottkt Lack SbtgX Ursa lor oonymny n rw Often do area Job alto mvorvet (locking khetvot Inch then non to praeontaioni end kAM ng mortfianiM* Heavy W ig a t of hand m i end tonne iatgrred Apply n partem M LABOR RIAOY Wbriar Park MOP Amrni Avd 407 C71M74 ntord 1337 5 frerch Am 407 3714343 Idtlntt 1044 E U n o d l k S41MSI3CO 1*888-410-8900 THS UNKNOWN SPOUM/ CO-TBNANT OF IBNAK) MYSTIC Lang TermTamg Tg Hu* NO F IS 4S7-M44713 A ttSTTSR JOB POR Y O U JuN C M Novto a Poor dec.; and TENANT 11. TINANT Ft. TIMANT f 1. MID TINANT M . Me 27— Muraary A Child EXPERIENCED C a r* BOOT TECHNICIAN. Como pm ttk turn After echurV avott MUNCNKM MANOR 4I7-SS1-M4S MANTA'S DAVCJUW DNiye loot Pto School LAKE MAIfY U C FM4 7 377 D0H4 M K FM LLIB HOUM CwmcUkim lor chddien I S MOYA lor Ft* krel Cad tor OMade HI NOTICI IS H IR fB Y OIVIN pursuant to a Fbkf Simemery Judgment bt Fareckeur* an Crow C k bn of Myotic Wood* October 1, I H T and antokd m Co m No M -1M 4CA-14-A m ttk CbeuR Court m r Sommolo County, whorobt CHAM MORTS IR V IC IS . INC.. S Delaware corporation t/k/a Chao* Manhattan Mortgage n f/V* Chaos Homo Moftg eg» Corporation, te tho Ptobrtttt and AORMHM1 ISHAK; THS UNKNOWN SPOUM/COTIN AN T OP ADRUNNI ISHAK: MYSTIC WOODS HOMIOWNIRS ASBOC1XTKM, INC.; DM R RUN PROPIRTV OWNSRS ASSOCIATION I t INC.; and TINANT f t , TINANT I t T I N ­ ANT IS . ANO TINANT 44, ttk namta bobvg tktltioua I I ooesunt tor partka bi B 9 — B u b Ir m s OpportunitlM LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-BlO 33 Ftob Brochure 1400 S2043U WORK FROM HOMB makmg wooden kenwi Earn K> U M WORK PROM HOMS-No cou tor gpeda*. earn lo W a n * mak­ ing brae 91— M o r a y to L a n d Moel here uwn look ■ erpen enenm heavy ettonon EXPERIENCED AUTO PAINTER lA/tl have own luok Art*y m (wtecin 714)1 Country Ckjb Hd Santord 407-313-4*44 HMW98Tfi*TiVr Laf u* put you to wort' Jet) 7ar Mon 1013 S Tut tQr 14 tr-mi 7 30 7 00 Fualard po*4v-n* avteJtee' Racapamu Dau Entry Armrn Aatl •Atcl AlMTtoOkkiq ' Convention Sarvcat Sake AeeeMarkalmg Cal Now! Madam) M7 1733 Of S Orlando 370 6640 HO f i l l ot County 11.-go 4J». on tho Pth doy of Novombor, 1 «IT, ttk tobowtng grogorty • forth bt fbtd Summary Final Cobogo. Schokrghgk. Buiirwa*. MatScN BA* N * v « I k IPS Fran 1-B0O71S-3S00 O-730S 70— education A Training Lot 1, CMotor I , D IIR RUN, linM M , *e4 ending to ttk g k l as reierdld bt Ptot Boob 14, Paso I , of tho PubX« R eitid* of k County. Florid*, • 1 1 -tt-M -IF H M S M - TEnPSRWNGr3 WTTH PEOPLE? I A MBDKAL ASSISTANT. S Modem of BE. trator rt#RU eeie*. and ax fkt hmtNttkrx g a v H t t J J k p r * * ^ 'oaiad tat* Tth dap 1 0etobor, IM F. MANYANNS MOTIM Ckrk of Oaurt By: Jon* i . , M In ffinor surgsry I t t itw d h B cat«*r / you ttk fkkIn g e tM Otty or tienno C kttei AUlOfTTumWOoOuadfy Cal Today! 4I7-S31-M1S CRy CoUn t T1 M B .U B H M M a y T r k t Fort! Pork, FL I T M -S " FLM 10,17, 1M7 DBJ-1M ■S3 EbM They 43S, Bk. 200 y, FL 32707 “CW MS8-I7.7SMR Ibguktto co make CM?* to handk vdiound cal* Mull have gitei commurvcabon U A l ere) ugCwaf aftojda Pad frawng Ikttda howrtl CaX To d ^n 3 Orkrtto 370 *646 u ____ _ M 7 S 733 Apgdy tor, I n ! J 0 a m r a v > H O F E I! 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S 3S-1B30 S TS O M t H I S Cab Tammy B 3 4 7 1 4 FREE CASH GRANTS HOUMKKIP9R9 AO CAtUUM na,M C. •NEW PAYPLAN* ' Lay Over Pkn' ‘EiYe Stop Pay* •1 Dayodtor 7 (toyt Ouf •401K naeramant' ‘HaaXh bieurenca* ■Vacation Ply* 'Ridar Piovam* tyr 4«p S O k u A COL idq P M t t Cal Bam to Spm 1-S0O-S74-9O3O ktavFrtOtoy EOE Houoebaagtni BHaua BrgaMM Sarverd, Fran . .. Aggfy In sgtgaw: bkrrlnfl Court­ yard I l SI nt of national Pbwy. Law Nary. W-1B00 ATTENTION LAOMB Bring PHOTO rODRAPHYM your HOMB Ba • HsaMw s l a PARTY tnd tarn w k MOO Caan tor FOR SARA 1 -M B S T M Itt /WON BARN TO 10% COMM Fka Hr*. Sand): 311-11*1 Ind. Saks- Rw SOQ-SSS-HN 4 weekend data dart, am Nidi Apply Budget Inn of Sanford. 3700 S Orlando Dr (17-07) 3BS8T9SBIT JOBSI Art you wad of (tang ttk tame ok) yob and want to Marl a new caraar today? Lai Tha 'ORtob PrototklonaU* halp you do jutl that! Can our now JOB HOT IB M tor a kebng of cur rani potmont CALL NOW! NO FEEI ............. Custom Staffing PLACEMENT BErfVlCtS LABOR RITE*330-MIS Coma war* artttt ttk BSSTI “a s f a f r Opening lor t u l drtvgt M van. FOR CERAMIC (hop worker Eipenenced preknad or drtS IraavCa* S31-SH1,___________ C E LE B R ITY CIPHER by Lute Campos Cekardr CeVwr muom im era noen d bomououwne by lemoue lt o M « N c t N .t o » b l« w o iw r«Wy icAe 0 eguab Y •n I T I ’ C T|| U H I R H O H C N P X H U Y X M R X R X I T K RS be btood. sipato Sl this. ■haute coni ten Court ACmlnlttfitlon it M l North Fsrb Avenue. Sanford. Florida 1I7T1, Telephone (407) 111 AMO f i t 4117, not later Own 7 day* prior lo Iho proceeding H hearing impaired, (TDD) 1-400BSS-S771 or Voice (V) 1-400 •SS-B77B via F k ik a Ratty 17MS01 .........M tsttag .........M s Mm ...... 11 SB I Iks .11.411 lias Rdks sit gsr M as, ksssl ss I i k n ‘ SUM S I Smskcal 1111! Markham Cl. Lao. M 4S7SS LINDA RUTH Of HART 10*10 Oreon Chopof Road johnoiewn. OH 4M i l CANDICI MARil BURRIS 111 Fkrtncs Drtvo Ptcbormgldn, OH 41147 Attorney tor Cabintt Makar Spaclahfy VaTuck Manufacturar eaeti Eip kmmator auambkr S mttator Catt tor an ■*N f t Y P W i m t l W i __________ CHRISTIAN XKLltOMAJRI la m more I t erk/y than moar Y M P J , J H I I R P I H C R T H K . ' M H D 9 M J H I C e r r — C F C N H EARN SOME EXTRA MONEYI CARRIERS WANTED Nswspsptr dsNvsry tor BStsbW isd routss In th t Sanlord p i e E sm mousy w tils taking a driva In thB country or city. Must rtsva ckpsndsDk transportatiof), orgsuUsMoosl s U M in d ba svsIlsWs tar sfismoon d s M r y . Apply In parson a t T H O U V N C X K . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : •Bator* ! com pota a p M t , I jam round il s«vdral Wrws, accofflpshkd by my»«tt. — E r* S alk C 1(47 by NIA me ,r 300 N. FfBOCh Avb. Sanford �o t f ; i . W m-J.Jr., W " BanfonJ H i raid, S in lord, FloridA •Friday, October 17, 1997 ■ U N M W M SECURITY OFF ICSW JOB ■ n l n g AfttoS ■ ■ ■ ■ SrewBy > A lta i AS4-7M4 IH D FOBUNOCROROLINO UHL/TV CONTRACTOR WM.TH W W W C l M O 411* U U f lIM W IH f i P t n m W Witting Compiny tooting lor liborartiTrevtl li regukwPBMring p«y m t r o a I v - m i m banaMmcMli 0 I Cmt* i*quir*d*10«*Wom*n M moouranad to « n * r O n * * Wwfe P lni-For more tv tormokon cal 407-331-1010 DUCT PtSTAUERS GRANT Am, INC Eap duct XirtUire A M r e a i , viciitoni, inautanca flood wagaa EOC. ISCO-JOT 704*_________ » WORKJNQ FOREMAN Cap In al lacatt ot Mawork. Apply; Atlantic Daatgn A ConI trueloo yob Itator Comar ot Emma Oako A Oreanwty Btod, u*— R « COTOM CORPORATION, toa nanon't toadtog manufacturer/ dttnbutor ot conaomat mac lomc accataortai h it an opareng in r i Lala Wary ctoca tor a Spray Potmar, tot attrn, 7:00AM -1:00PM. Prior apray paring aipartonca w*h rtiotd ad puttie componanii pre torred Mechanical abtkty to I in d a n in W w t in ( i t A VMM Lit. Raw*. l i ntW i M - l l l i UWPNHAMTlNAMCa C O S a H to T 1L p r e A (May u P*y Imranwry a hava n ewton ton* and bt datal-orwntod OPERATOR • fO TM U X l TO O LCR B A TTSN O A N T tore to Hirean Raaourcre l*M0 Laba Emma road, LMm ry. F I 3*744, or FAX re to and aotore hratory to 407-333-1 M l EOS 03P1M For • I0N Mata/ Uanufackxmg Company Apply I n w ---------111Ax tocftnotagy 801 I i OrvfFra* Wars M H1N P/T ponton I *p*tone*d Storing p t« I S M Apply M Ftmty Pracfca Ctrtor at Ben MM 71* t o t Tim B tM t Sanford ts H tn Car A Xre re ra Needed MNWondi u m i l t o TIU M A R K E TM O •PIT- torn Worn up to JO hrWwk Hourly pay A U n i Norepnaadad 407434-MOO TEXAS RIFINSRV CORF naada mature pareon now to SANFORO ana Ragandau of la nata Wrto a c HocAna. Oapt 8 37771, Boa 711. FI Ito rti TX 71101-0711_________ TOP PAY, M M FITS. 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DOWNTOWN BANPORO Shire ttoy tomMwd otocw W c a w n p a r lu t h o r e iy v ato lASOmo Cal M i 4 0 (7 to. PmaW SANFORO OPPICS SPACA IS M K fM t ____ m r * m w N«« REALTY INC. 321-0220 Lotto Mary 7/1 F.ret uppar on me* tread tot YVan to atamantory achocV Owrwr ware* (dart a t * Cal Todayl Sardard Area 37 N et homo on toncad tot with Hurl iraaa now p a ri carpal Raducad to taa.100 Vtneat. mov* n r i Il <I *r 1* fed mo PI 4SSTORIC DISTRICT SNA totaHy ranovatod, hardwood hotr* I r o c / o i A Lfejat Baa I 17* down lU O n a PI •Lai tar M r Covarad with baauMui oak treat ctoaa to 197 Mobile Homes For 8s le C A R R IA G E C O V E i| IM S OLDS Orta 88 Naada tom* work 1ST* Trt-haut. bowl • ttf*4ar (300 447-M3C or _________ 3334ST1 1983 AMC Wagon AT. run* treat, cold av. good k m UOO OBO 407.ai.M 48 1MT Plymouth Maya car. 4 CyL food tone. 11100. 0 *0 . 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LOTS OP QOOO STUPPt TboN. houaahoto C H U R C H W ID E RUMMAGE SALE STUDIO, 1 BEDROOM, 2 BEDROOM cfoota*. ahore. much more POOL TABLE (cal 950-1711) Ramy day? Caw* on 10/71 7877 Laurel Aw. Santord Fn 1 Sat A l Lo n ot woman* ctomaa and mac 877 OriCUa P L**» Mary >S Dryer* RomSSO.OOaa. •Stngli Story Drtign •fnondiy On-Siii Mmogomonl •NoOni Bttowo/Abovi •Furmhad or Unturmhod StuJel •Enorjy - ENotrn SiuOtol •Eloct/Kify fumahod n ShxSoo Orty Let A Professional Do It! 3291 8. SANFORO AVE., SANFORD Country Style City Llvln, 252-Accounting | 270-Conerete | 2eO-Lsundry Servlcee ■ CON 9 O 0 K K ffP M O C“ lomuadpartonakrad ptok-up c r 8F7118S87S 1WMT CONCRAT1 N 11LH Drtiawwii Pwtii-SfMmreMa Harota birth: 4074S4-1M M A R TI LAUNDRY M RV k 3 ” WWwwahAlren. 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For 2 bedroom*, Immediate Occupancy. Apartments from... f e i c a l l Improvemanta 2 A « C LIA M N O SVC Rand' comm. Prat ret 334-0127/or pgr torlmm*drreponi8 90941B1 APOLLO CLIAN9KJAVC CcvnnVTtaafd OuaNy Svc/SMlatackonguar LtoJn* 3114944 IAW CLSAIANOl 3334*06 ___* A ,!to .da majob.tijhi . KATHTB KLIAtKNO-Rrekl, wklyAno. rental ctaarKwta 11 yre. lap. « rata U S 4 I O ___ LE TS US LIFT YOUR CLEAN­ ING BURDENS. Waaktoi-waak arc 317 -m S w m - r n o MOVE IN-OUT BpacMfl Horn*/ OIC ~Pr**tur*Wkahing-Frea ret 307-7770 or pgr.37?-3110 mEFERRSD MAJOS RlaU. wWyTX-wkto Ftatoy ositfuI 8 CotflMd tAnm 1884. UoMondacnna. 373-1197 or -------------------------------------PrnfMftonal Mato Sarvtoa*. Horn**'Ofc/CondcYApart HMy/w-wkiy/uo l is c Sn s u r 4E7-SSS-7SAS AST 2«1-Irrigation ft ______ Repair 1PR1NKLIR REPAIR A4 makre A modata. Naw compfata 4 zona l yMam-Spactal-lfliO 371-3717 * 255-Lendeeaplng ^ aluST uuSScD mo" zaojuaa us a t (417)3244314 Qn 25th 8tr— t (f it 4$A)b**mn 17-B2 andAirport Bh& on HirtmU Aw m § \ a11 «' r f 1 A TA sryi N n J* •AXphiareol town care* •1 «m* cul or morehto *anhc*t ORAAT RATED SSS4IM 1 I >44 r I \ In S i , n | i r , if H , * l f i l l / A i I in,- ( n il A -I LANTECH Divorc* 1*4, Dantaupln 17*. Adoption S7S, Nam* Changa '* 1*5. Etc (407) *77-0347 74 hra ' I t eH with thia to ■*Z PARA 11RVIC 11 Otoorew I100/W1A* 1M Cak (407) 134-077134 hre- \if \i IttifJi .. 294-Palnting BUY1NO HOMWCONDOT' Cal A Pared** Homa taMpacBona. 370-17*4 or Fox 33044*7 11D. CHARLES D. (Oan) MK '. C8C0571B9. f Comm., remodaL wfeMon*. repair. MC, V ISA. 407-330-1741 DAVK) KSY CONSTRUCTION NmMfMMtodiangrrMpawi NNMrtCSlSnV Htoilre m ic o e w m s w o -m i REYNOLDS VINYL SKXNO Utattn* waninty. No painting, wait* A ovarhang, mam BflB. Uc /In*. Eal. apwoai dacounta Cal ndwt (407) 333-3544 259^ leaning Sarvloea I UYEOMOLVO OREO DROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM QUALITY CARE , FREEEST 333-0*30_________ TWO OOOO OLD SOYA Tree arc kxtoep. lawn m*ml. •FtaaaM 307 40&Vpor 8794974 Wa to w a pton for you I Cas tor a Ira* h i on al n your lawn/ landacapmg na*d*> 324-3710 2S0-Home CARPENTER. AJ Horn*'™ repair*, pamong A oorame Mi. _ JW to A _ 0 re * 8 M 1 4 9 7 ^ URPOKTitvO •UNSCAPE LAWN MOMT Free EaBmaNatoow Raisa __________ 330-7174__________ 280-Lagal Sarvicaa . Raakl Mah. garag* ctaan i Ftatu/T.. — 349 9848 293-Cerpenbv BANPORO M « R plan, vaulad oattoig, FR, Raducad to ITS. 900 Cal Mtot Samud*on/ TRAVIS KIUO O R E BROKER T 279-Hsuling" ALL.TYP0 CABBWTI-retac*/"" wocdTnlcrtre l unktoxrtanop/ dooretoaw cabtneM. M4 0490 * Spar knit Aparlmcnta allb large Uoaeta * Lake Front • Voltoytmil • Rparillna IVoi • Teonl* Court! S fMAO AM (LSCTtoCtANT CALL DfCKI ELECTRIC 4074314733 »3SYre. 200-Bush Hogging OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUN­ DAY 1-4/am LAKE NARY. t. V I, 1 CHASE OROVE, All. * car gan*r, h pic, caring b. ttfngaraior. Wr tana, lacuan tub. ow fcnoM .1 COOLER WEATHER 18 COkNNOI 3 FAMILY SA LE S A T IH t i 7:30/Sm*2:00pm C a ll 323-S1S0 * for youlll AS JEEP CHEROKEE 4 dr V8 Air *nock*.lranVr*ar 33' mud ' area AT P0-7SS0 to mag , H a l t Irt 11 saykna Carpnriacmrm 117/30 1* I 41* V I 00 Stytn* 7L Room Ctoporl | 1 M C a H US 84 (407) 3JS-J111 and wMcft ftflfntnoti Countv1 WwliHI WUWIlim arerefl V*J !w4 235— Taka iltanN Q i ot our to! tpaott Adrerito* your an In* ad hMc* m rw Sanford Hareto and one* in Fw Uka Mary UM tor onTy *9 l l 'l lAdiMonal m i onry 191 aach. ad* muM ba prepare! | Cal in barwaan A 4 baton noon on Tueattoy and »aach rw fiantore MareUlatt Mary UM wort h im W ill do all tha work • you collect sll the Its . Tru e fc / B u s e s A / s n s F o r - GARAGE SALES RENOVATED 1/1 toon m x w w u t. to HNoric dtorid B in it WHY RANT WHEN YOU CAN OWN CorrpM*V remodaMd V 11. 1040 tq H 410 Bay Aao, 101JOO. 1400 down liio m o 3144444 ________tm________ B 407-12244N •TOTALLY conv to »hopg. achooM. 1 1 I al h a g area cn a 87 X 1*0 lol Pnead to tai tip ooo m l rm*. SANFORO 4 t » m tocatod •torn u J « i on a ag comar lot I900»q H tinea hom* wan 4/3. 7 car gar 14 I 19 *cm porch 1 10 X 71 FI rm Fiat COukl b* morharaiMa t o 171.000 ML 74101 ClA Joann Wood IR A Praia*atonar R*M laraaa 407400-1700 aa >14301 GOVERNM ENT FO R EC LO U D Horn*! Horn panreai on >1 Dwmquara Taa. Pape ■ REO* You Area TM Fret (1)100-711BOOC Eat H-770A taa cunwa Id - m WANTED lre*n oompactor n i l, Bofi p w f i p firn t C ii lor appoWmant Slf-ASTS S u g B X L I /’k i l l IIAMfiAB Ctoaa in T U Vi — a ■ c w c*mm/m LAKE WARY Cual bA V7 *v/ anrlam. 7 car gar, SSA RENOVATED f t . tot comar lot. garag* SC POOLPrwtarectoaureWtor drVtom 7 car gar« cpri W T.MS 4/13 OOO ag X , apM Man. tern porch dart. I ma S lE M W SANK TORE CLOSURE Orer 1/3 to . toed. M O path I OPEN H O U U Sunctoy. Oct 11. 174 Mayfair Maadowt. 177 Maadow* Bfrd 7/7. I car garag*. toed bk yard. Ma koort. oak cMNto* Horn* •howa btotor awn a modto Aai ng 187.000 Caooppo n»*4y BUYRHNT SANORA 1/lMRTM SXTRAS o 219— Wanted to Suy CLEAN NEWSRAPSRS m tu r n m m m m tm m m hwM& a a a M t o ^ n y M 9X9-74M 141— Homo* For Ssto n SOAT DOCKAOS on rhrer *7 *0 par toot par monei 3374091 or 377RODS 4 A A _ _ E M a A E i u m i AIm tc . I M A 407-371-7004 VtRY PROFS IAIONAL Prim* location grail anchor OuMnaaaa*. 1.000 aq 1 an 1710 Front paring Natoy carpar adAptw ad IM -TU -1 M * Cal! our 24 hr. Job Una Todayl E.O.E Saaarty A I greil It you puc* a h»o weak ad anlh : ua to *al your reheto IpuMih- ' M m Pom tha Santord Hrreid, and tha L M t Mary l to at a coal Ot Onfy *77 44) ind you donl^ •a* 4 nght away, war run tha ad’ lor anoihar two waaai al no charwl Al wa at* is lh*l you pay lor Ihe lira! two wraki bnfor« wa run II lor Ire*' 2Ts— Boats* Sll-f U S w. Y .P Irt* 4 iF M , SOLS-I BANPORO A R tA -M CH/A doubtagaraga. toed yard, 300 Roaa Dr. f id auantoga S4MA87 1-800-711-JO B S to Santord area ctoaa to ovary187 900 and ownar aayi Fo r Rent kw IOA7TAmV40741^HM MATTRESS SALE • Fu* lire uaad boa aprtngi 1 minraa* 189 00 Larry* Mad *774137___ MBARLPOOL t l CU A RofeUg *V lea makar Uka now cans, ■TWO 1*79 AC 17* STU *08 A C 9k B T U 140 CNIStt-TSSS n lllilr gNrrc a ( Storegt 3*10170 or 3337444 MODERN FURN. S AnMguaa Bw (10170 ag II SR ail i 74704*00 URMMMM 1748 IM4N/F r H I re a l M l A t o a l f a i PrenV Otore MA ( U l t o ( S M I t Y TH Aisarsracrrr upt (718 A MONTH OO 2 1 1 -* Antlque/Collectlblee houaa. <Uj T ptoaaa tor >400. _____ SBdaMMI_____ H •MM0T4774O3! a n . MAM Mr Put iturtont In *.*tc Cai ----_ *LAXa MARY M S ( M l to rm, pod to ma>4 aid. t o a i . l M . .. IllS S tlltS S *SANrORO M tx*toi to hde. C7VA wng gar (SSSKSSS ■SANDRA M J * ttory condo wtoov pa*o. tt4 gar STSatSTtS TJCLTONA M Laho Irani on 33 acre* DoutA* gang*, bam. O V A wood dac*. h Lovart OrOyri ■BANPORO 1/14 on ig coma W carport toed yd ISMISSM ■SAMORO M Nto (ton to d Sales Associates Assistants Full Time & Part Time ASLPS m IM a A n m A Rapatr Custom Deaton, 1 wf • • Tha ianfonf H*nkVL*tm Mary LMt want! lo make * you money! 207—Jewelry Day badhretor bod Haad board w/mkior. Doubto U l r W l Bold oak 1150 a U f f i ___________ EXTRA LONO BED eomWnad SANFORD oAAaporlBAid W BANPORO V*. 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Ihe > AS A MATTER OP K ( PACT, I'D UKE THAT L : W TH E DORN LO SER W"KT i !) lilt. "TWOfAiHUlL Y ik fN IN D VilUN THlOUKiAO l UL 10viM7t tft TTKK6IHM ( Aik U V i Out H U H T il t Y ONLY H K V t tW O AMHUU-b IN O & iH O U -M L I t 'cSjV0'^ TO G C TO N t L K i T m a x . •• STUMPED? ” An extraordinary friend is gone llv Phillip \ldrr » V'fi. •, —c»» T. Kdgar s partnership with Norman Kay. another ol the ton few true gen llemen ol bridge lasted more Ilian to years Here is a deal they defended correctly in Ihe 07 llerniuda llowl Waller Avarelli s one club u|H-niiig in Ihe Itimian ( lull system was mullipiir |xne. hut it usually hid a minimum lint ant ed hand (iiurgio llelladoiilia s two spade resjionae xtq>|xi*i-dl) shuwed al least 12 high card |mim* lint he olten overbid After cashing the diamond ace, Ko\ switched to a heart. Kaplan winning with the ace Tim e xinod still When Kaplan eventually u -tu rn e d a ilia morn!, the Vu (iruph theater audience applauded enthusiastteally Th e tie fenders aenred two red suit aces and two trump tricks but if Kaplan, think ing his diamond queen was a Inck. had ---it i - ........ retunied, say. a heart, declarer would have discarded two diamonds on dtim r o c .................................... my's heart queen and second lop club K dgar. I'm going In m iss you so I have mil) n lew leully rinse Iriends And now Ihe number bus reduced by one lollow ing llie death of K dg u r Kaplan on Sunday. Septemtier 7 at the age ol 72 That was a traumatic week cod llie luneral ol I'rincess Diana was mi Saturday Amt Ihe finals of the I S Open. K d g a r* favorite sports event along with Wimbledon, were oil Sanuhiy Kdgar had a linllianl mind lhal saw I tongs xn clearly He was Ihe world s greatest authority on the l.twx, en edi tor ol The bridge World, and a many turn- national ■hain|iinn who won titles a r m * live decades He is arguably the tu-st player never In win a world chum I in iii sin p lux Ih -s I results being second behind the Italian blue Team , in Ihe much l ‘ir.7 b e rm n d a bow l and 'r.R Te a m Olvmpiatl Vrirtk a .1 u * ij in 7 • K MMI 7 A \ K .1 Kast Wrsl A .» A K T ( V \ * i r. i 1 • \ • ») A '* A (| ll *, t „» South A \ lltH ¥ K H • .IHI i A M in i ; •*; • i •12 i. 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The Aalro-Qraph PISCES (Feb. 30-March 30) Your intu­ Malchmakor can holp you underaland ition might be more accuiato than tho what to do to mako the relationship woik information you ll receive from advisors Mail 8? 75 to Malchmakor. c/o Hits news­ today Koop this in mind when making a paper P O Bo* 1758. Murray Hill m»)or decision ABIES (March 31-Apill 10) Youi Inal ' Station Now York, NY 10156 SCOBPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. 33) Pace could thoughts will bo Iho best and most practi­ bo impoilnnl in your commercial allairs cal ones today Onco your imagination today, ao try to got in and out quickly kick* in. nogalivo thoughts could got a <Birthday loeholil TA U R U S (April 30-May 30) f manual bonds could bo iMhcult lo comprehend today You could do well in scvei.il ways though you could cipeeonco semacks QEMINI (May 31-June 30) You may be impollod lo help others today but you might pull back it you tool thoyio trying to lostncl your methods and iniposo Ihens on you CANCER (Juna 31-July 33) UI-hzo your mental faculties instead ol your physical pow ors today R o so utco luln o ss can achtove things lor you lhal brulo strength can't LEO (July 33-Aug. 33) The helpfulness luends oxtond to you today will havo its limitations They won't bo ablo lo oxtiicalo you Irom complex complications, so watch your stop VIRQO (Aug. 33-Sept. 33) II involved in a competitive situation today try to koop your ogo out ot the picturo Too much pride is a handicap that will givo others Iho odgo •19*7trv NKA Inc by L e o n a rd Starr A N N IE LET'S GET ...AH' Wt « * Z T THE G AR M 0f BAG THOSE SHOTS • f ig u r e d y o u GO AUJCH PAST WILL KUP THE L A V TM- e H TM tK C , PRY; AMNiE/ M l , TOOK OUT THAT LIBRARY BOODY I HAVE OTHER TAKE THE SHOVELS/ BOOK ‘CAUit O' TM' n rftison/ THINGS TO H tS T O R*'' Y Of POVPHIN 1 3H0ULPVE IN M L THOSE OlOYOJlEt,TUE.YJA> MUIEUVL SCULPTOR t£0tSfl5U0Efl IN SCfAE ACCIDENT, WEARS A MASK TO COVER HIS DEKXHMTY.WTCN AND CREATES A HEAL L ' CHAM8ER OF HORRORS" O I W J b y N f A *rxc t ' l'K 'V x j fi b y Jim M oddlck ------------------ — i < . i m”. ROBOTMAN* THAT TOO'VE BECOME A WW NIMSCUOA SCULPTOR E X A C T L Y TH U M l M P7. rvewn. l vuosfN awwt toop m n t a l health ncvJ T COVfg YOU K fIfOM \\tAO T O T0 V \ eVAY-HOTTM' v te A tw tf. � 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, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 1997; <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/e802f7a5eff2605b6dabb0e59139dc82.pdf 46cc2f125a2e8d265f23cd0f66785aec PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY November 19. 1997 ition Ai all the way: City cops stay, so does Chief Dillard Fete benefits students ■f m o m w a r n Herald Staff Writer f Herald Staff Writer HEATHROW - Students and school staff wiU show off their special talents during a black tie event on Thursday at the AAA building In Heathrow. As part of American Educa­ tion Week. Seminole County public schools will host Arts Alive in Seminole. The event will feature Uve performances by students, teachers and ad­ ministrators and also an art show, according to Dede Schaffner. coordinator of • h Aita. Two organtesrs of the Ada AW* cstsbra&on, Fran Kamp. M l and Oada Schaflnar. display soma ol Via colorful adwodi to ba auettonad Thursday Security director addresses concerns about school safety Wy MARIA O U M Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - With more than 55,000 children at­ tending Seminole County pub­ lic schools, safety to a concern for both parents and school administrators. At a safety workshop held at Altamonte .Spring* Elementary School on Tuesday. Wolfgang Halktg. director of security for the school district explained to parents the key issues children face. ’ Parents wanted to know the know the truth and they wanted to talk.* Maibig said. •People arc very interested In this (safety! for all schools.* Key concerns for elementary school age children are bully­ ing. extortion, and. according in Halbig. starting In fourth and fifth grades, an interest In gang activities. Dy middle and 50 Cenls high school age. concerns in­ clude weapons, drugs and smoking. ’ Parents and children need to call us and let us know If they suspect something Is go­ ing on.* he said. "The sooner we can start prevention, then we can atari prevention so that we can stow this down.* Through! the aave-a-frtend anonymous hotline at l-HOO338-2337. Halbig said his of­ fice received about 230 mils last year. •People need to have the courage to call because you could save someone by doing that.* he said. They nave to have trust In us.* Stressing pfr^rntton. Halbig. who holds several workshops throughout the year for par­ ents. said education must start at an early age and It must start In the home. SANFORD - It's over. In their eighth and fi­ nal meeting, the members at the city’s Law Knfaetemem Options Committee came up with not fur< one but two unanimous recommenda­ tions: t ♦Option ‘ A* Is the only way to go. The San­ ford Police Department stays. ♦Chief Joe Dillard la the man to charge. Ills •efforts, however, must be evaluated In six months and after one year. 'If Joe Dillard doesn’t grab the ball with all the support he has today, he la in trouble.” said Longwood Police Chief Oreg Manning, who chaired the committee. *He should hare had this In January when he was named chief. To­ tal support.” The committee's rrrommrndaUon to the city commissioners to to give Dillard its nipport 6| have a goal that before I leave this Job. I will puti together the ffa best poice face in Sanford ’s history.} - allowing him to reshape the SPD and to decide which services the department needs to obtain from the Seminole County Sheriff's Of flee. The five-member city nmunlaalivi makes the Anal call. The options committee's recommen­ dations are just that • recommendations. They are not binding. They do reflect, however, the opinions of IS men and women who were willing to help the city solve ■ problem that a consultant said has existed for liar too long. The SPD was a mess, said consultant Ocorge Local military unit stands by for deployment to Iraq By DAVID FRASER Herald Staff Writer__________ SANFORD • Secretary of Defense William Cohen an­ nounced Tuesday the de­ ployment of additional air assets to the Oulf region by the end of this week. Six F117 stealth fighters from the 48th Fighter Wing Holloman AF.ll.. New Mexico, will be to Kuwait. Six B 52 WoEgang Hafoig. dkwetor of socurty tor esmsd parents at a masting Tuaaday. A.P.B.. Los i. will be going to Di­ ego Oareto. The Air Force will *ty« de­ ploy four tanker aircraft to Dtrgo Oareto from locations vet to be determined. An Or­ lando unit has been put on alert. Additionally, an Air Expe­ ditionary Force with ap­ proximately 30 aircraft. In­ cluding F-ISCs. F-ISEs. Fl6Cs and two B-l bombers, has been approved to deploy to Bahrain if requested by the commander In chief. U S. Central Command. A Pentagon spokesperson said that the move waa a de­ cision partly due to Iraqi air defense scIIons that the ' spokesperson classified as an offensive threat to U.S. forces. As of now. all reserves have not been put on alert to go over. "There has been no yet.* said National rsssrvs Maes Britt of Britt to a part of Charlie Company 2nd 314 Sgt. Craig Va#> of the Army National Ouard In Or­ lando confirmed that there has been no word far re­ serves to be on alert. Hto re­ serves can be called far any­ thing from a crisis such as the one In the Persian Oulf to hurricane relief. *(There ia| none at this time.* said Vago. Vago admitted, however. In toffs «A C ounty picks Reflections center for extra space By R U M WH I TE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD * The Board of Seminole County Commissioners authorized staff on Tuesday to negotiate lease agreement with the owners of foi on additional 2.S00 the Reflections Budding for square feet of office space. The space to needed to accommodate per­ sonnel who have been working at the Envi­ ronmental Services building which Is being ac­ quired by the Florida Department of Transpor­ tation. These county employees must be relo­ cated by June. 1908. The Directors Office and Engineering Dtvl•lon are presently housed In approximately 22.000 feet at the Reflections Budding on Lake Mary Boulevard. The cost of this additional lease area to anticipated to be 827.500. This cost, along with minor renovations, was an­ ttcipatei ticipated within the Public Works 1B87/BB budget. Lake Mary City Com m ission to hear second reading on private school By SHARI EROOIS Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - City commis­ sioners Thursday will hear the second reading of a land use amendment and development agreement for the budding of a private school on Rantoul Lane. Learning Unlimited Interna­ tional Schools to in the proc­ ess of purchasing 10 acres of property on the west side of Rantoul, north of the city’s sports complex. The purchaser would like to budd s private school, with a lighted track and football field on the land. The school would sccommodate. at opening, a student body of 800. grades K-12. Dr# Qott...............48 Obttuarl— ....... —#4A FoUew.---- --------- 2A Sports.... .18-28 T fM * •.....< Wsathor. The commission has been supportive of the project, unanimously approving the first reading. All commission­ ers raised concerns regarding the Impact of traffic on the paved and unpaved portions of Rantoul Lane. Dean Alcott. director of the project, asked the commission to ’ fast track* (lie project, so the school could be built In time for the next school year. Alcott told the city commission that plana Included the paving of Rantoul within a three-year period after the school to com­ pleted. Commissioner*. In their apiroval vote on Nov. 6. stlpuited that the developer would have to pave Rantoul to County Road 4flA before a certificate of occupancy would be Issued and a traffic study waa to be done to determine the Impact on homeowners and public safety on the paved portion of Ran­ toul. Ihe commission designated the Local Planning Agency to conduct the first of two public hearings of the development agicement on Nov. 13. At the LPA meeting. Alcott Asked that the agreement be modified to allow for the pav ivtng of Rantoul within 18 months la of C.O. Alcott said the owner of _ the property LUIS to purchas­ ing. BML, plans to build housing development on the adjacent property and had proposed rerouting Rantoul through the development, out to C.R. 40A. across from the entrance to Mayfair Meadows. A traffic light would be Installed at the Intersection. Alcott said that BML .had agreed to pay for 80 percent of _ the cost of the road, with the school (ticking up the balance, but It was ‘ physically Impossi­ ble* to complete the engineer­ ing and build the road in time to open the school. "ITito road looks to be a ne­ cessity.’ Alcott said. *Wc un­ derstand that the city to going to expect an absolute sir tight m ia ra n tM * * f n r th<* r n m n l s i i n n S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Questions, answ ers on nutrition for kids A: Chronic "non-specific" diarrhea to defined m any increase In the number of bowel movements per day and Increase In the water content of the stool lasting more than IS days. It's "non-specific" because it has no particular cause. Children will have loose stools for a long period of time, but otherwise are perfectly healthy. It usually strikes children at age 1 year and can sometimes last until age 3. Many times parents will give kids suffering with this type of diarrhea more liquids to prevent dehydration. But more fluids equals more loose stools, creating a vicious cycle. The best way to stop chronic "non-specific" diarrhea to to decrease fluids for a short period of time, ll usually take* about two or three days for a doctor to determine If fluids are contributing to the diarrhea. Krrp m mind, parasites can also cause diarrhea and chil­ dren may need to be tested. It Is best to consult a pediatri­ cian. A: Some parents believe snacking to bad for children, but nothing could be further from the truth. CNRC nutritionists say 20 percent of a child's energy and nutrients comes from snacks. Instead of feeding kkls cakes and rookies, make sure there sre plenty of fruits and raw vegetables in the refrigerator. Lowfot yogurt, raisins, low-salt pretxels or whole-grain, gra­ ham or animal crackers, milk shakes made with bananas or fruit Juice, skim or low-fat milk, and low-fat cheese also healthy snacks. » My «MM Wkm to play with Ms food. CowM It ha that 1 rat serving kiss "bad" leads? A* Children should learn there are no "bad* foods, only had eating habits. Instead of changing the menu, teach your child to make wise food choices by including him In meal planning, grocery shopping, and meal preparation. Offer your child chicken, fish, broccoli, or green beans, custard or fruit. Instead of foods like hamburgers and Ice cream. Take him to the grocery store. Let him pick out fmlts and vegetables, whole-grain biesds and cereals. Choosing groceries with kids Is s good way for parents to point out what foods are healthy and why. Remember to consult the USDA Food Guide Pyramid when planning your menu. for life-saving efforts A Sheriff's Office Awards Presentation was held during the Annual Sheriff's Office Pic­ nic on Saturday. November 8. 1097 it L A L Acres near Lake Mary. The awards were presented as the result of a traffic acci­ dent that occurred on Friday. October 3. 1997 on Red Bug Lake Road near Casselberry. A Chevrolet Lumina went out of control and mounted the curb. The vehicle struck 1ft year old Kevin Hatpin pinning Mm un­ derneath. tflail or drop offj/our Santa letters att Sanford Herald P.O. Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32771 A During pregnancy, serum cholesterol levels often Increase 10 to SO percent over pre-pregnancy levels. The ratio of "good" cholesterol (HDU to "bad" cholesterol (LDL) a1- " in­ creases. After delivery. HDL ratios continue to be higher In mothers who breastfeed than In those who do not. However, cholesterol levels normally return to pre-pregnancy levels within 3 to 0 months for both breast-feeding and formulafeeding mothers. If you have a question about children's nutrition send It to: Kids Nutrition QAA. USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center. Baylor College of Medicine. One Baylor Plaxa. Room 176B. Houston. TX 77030. Individual responses are not pos­ sible. but selected questions will be answered in this column. Your letter automatically eaten you in a drawing for FREE ticked to the Royal Llpizzaner StalHon Show In Daytona Bench WEA D ocm^ S A 3 t k u-4 ... -1. .u. r ,u . i.i Today: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs In the low (p mid -70a. Lows in the low-50a. Wednesday aad Thursday: t Partly cloudy. Highs In the l mid-70s. Lows In the upper! 40s to low-50. Friday Scati lend showers. Hlgha In the t low-70s. Lows tn the upper- feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona to SS degrees and at New Symrna. 55 degrees. Winds are from the north­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., Wednesday totaled .00 inches. •Sunrise.............. 6:51 a.m. •Su*“ ri................5:30 p.m. Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Each player must shoot st least twice. Winners are baaed on the average number of shots made by a team. The teams can be aU-mak. aO-female or coed. They will be divided by age groups - fifth through fifth grade, sixth through eighth grade, ninth through 12th grade and adults. The top two i i w * In each category will compete during half-time of the Health South Classic on Saturday. Nov. 22. The 1997 Health South Clas­ sic will feature women's teams from Seminole Community College. Central Florida Com­ munity College, Palm Beach Community College and Gulf Coast Community College. There to no charge to regis­ ter for Health Shot. To regis­ ter. call the Seminole County Police Athletic League (PAL) at 330-6600. Ext. 263. The deadline for registration to Thursday. Nov. 20. Girl Scout catendart 'Sonin| Sanford. Lakt hUry and Stm uiolt Comuy Sineo 1908 WstfoMday. Movattear IS, 1987 • Voi. 80, No. 84 n fiM ie d Tvaadwy tro u tfi Friday and Sunday by FtopuMc Nswapapem, toe. •300 H. French Avs., Sanford, F L 33771 Phone: (407) 322-2811 Fax: (407) 3234408 It's time to buy your 1998 Girl Scout calends rt Through Nor. 28. Central Florida Girl Scouts will be selling the at­ tractive wall calendar for $4.00 and the pocket-atxc cal­ endar for $2. The Otrl Scout sale to Important to Girl Remits be­ cause It provides Girl Scout troops with the start-up money they need to carry out activities such as working on badges and providing commu­ nity service projects. Girl Scout troops keep half of the ask price of the calendars. The rest of the money pays for the coat of the calendars and the cost of the sale. The new calendar also offers troops and gnaw* ■*> exciting opportunity to Incrraai the awareness of Otrt Scouting tn local commu­ nities. By purchasing a calen­ dar. you are supporting girl Scouts, throughout your com­ munity. For more Information about Girl Scouting or to purchaos a Girl Scout calendar call (407) 806-4475 or (800) 367-3808. Citrus Council of Girl Scouts .... ... - •* ' Letters And drawing* will appear in our Seaaon’4 Qfootings special publication Doc. 24. the Settlement to approved by the court, ikgfbla hemrnwnrra wuh — g- aaasetoted with Masonite Exterior Hardboard Siding may be entitled to monetary benefits. Masonite Hardboard Siding to a wood composite product which looks like regular wood. It to typically identified by a stamp of the name "Masonite* and/or number "X-90" on the siding Itself. Please sdvtse consumers that complete information on the Class Action Settlement and their rights may be ob­ tained by calling I >800-3302722 or by accessing the In­ ternet at http://www.klnacUa.com/mas onlte/ To And the Sanford Herald, ju st stop by one o f these locations Register for QED The GED Tests, leading to a Florida High School Diploma, will be offered at Seminole Community College on Dec. 6. 8 and ft. You must register before taking the teats. Test registration dates are Nov. 24, 25 and 28 at 11 a m. or 7 p.m. To sign up for the test or find out more sboul the FREE GED study program, call SCC student services st 328-2153. Quin at arte show The Seminole County His­ torical quilt featuring mean­ ingful highlights In the county's heritage will be on dlaplsy at the Bradley MeinIrye House during Ik Longwood Arts A Crafts Show. The dates are this Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 22 and 23. The quilt to sponsored by the Seminole County Historical Society to benefit the Museum of Seminole County History. Donations to the quilt are $ 1 each and $5 for six tickets with the raffle to be made April 25. 1998 which cele­ brates the county’s 85th birthday. Don't Let High Rental Rates a Eat Up Your Budget Shop our daooifkdpoftt Jor them in t homooropt ju tt right for you. To have the Herald delivered to your home, just call 322-2611 today. �Robert P. Collette, M .D., P.A. Board Certified Cancer Society sponsoring Great American Smokeout SANFORD-The American Cancer Society la rducatlns the public about the coat o f to­ bacco on aoclety during the Oreat American Smokeout. which brglna Thuraday. •Our goal for the Oreat American Smokeout has evolved from juat helping adulta quit amoklng to helping childrrn and teenager* under­ stand that they ahould never •tart amoklng in the drat iee.’ aald Kied Wlltenatetn, I).. Sonlbnl/Lakr Mary phyMilan and medical advtaer to the American Cancer Society'* Sanfurd/Lakr Mary Unit Board of lltrrrtor*. The coal la beat meaaured by the number of people who die C JrtTrry Spoil*. 21. of ||4 Itahun Cl.. Sanford, was ariralrd Monday by Seminole County deputies. Spoils was churned with disorderly Intoxi­ cation und restating without violence. Spoils was arrested In the 1900 block of Southwest (food. Officer* aald that Spoil* was allegedly Intoxicated and cuaaing xt them ax they Tidal busttrying to conduct official Trtna O'Leary. 39. of 4314 Meeting PI . Sanford, waa ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. O'Leary waa charged with aggravated bat­ tery und arrested xt her resi­ dence. O'Leary waa accused of stubbing her boyfriend three times In the shoulder. Retail theft charged Edgar Ashley. 48. of 1614 W. IOth St.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Ashley was charged with retail thrlt and arrested In the 1500 block of French Avenue. Re­ port said Dial Ashley allegedly entered a bathroom and exited with product concealed. Drug chargee Keith Edenfleld. 42. of 414 Sunford Avc.. Sanford, waa ar­ rested Sunday by Sanford po­ lice. Edenfleld was charged with possession of drug para- For more than two the American has continued Smokeout la Munched every year on the third Thursday In November. This year's cam­ paign commences on the Orral American Smokeout day. No­ vember 30. but continues with educational and awareneaa ef- phemalla and arrested In the 1100 block of Sanford Avenue. Report aald that Edenfleld was found loitering In an alky way. Officer* found Items on him. Tbbacro the US. more than SI 00 In health rare costa productivity, Health expenditure* caused directly fay amoklng to­ taled 40 bfihon In 1993. ac­ cording to the Centers for Dis­ ease Control and Prevention. Forth three percent of these coata were paid fay government hinds. Including Medicaid and Medicare. Even though smoker* die younger than the average American, over the course of Ihctr lives current and former smokers generate an estimated 9001 billion In exress health c*rr coats. Tobacco coats Medicare more than 9IS billion per year. A Coleman Powermate 3500 watt generator worth *350 was stolen Monday in the 2900 block of Orlando Drive. Cash totaling $30 was stolen Monday In the 200 block of South Oak Avenue. Cash totaling $80 was stolen Monday In the area of Exeter Court. Currency totaling 960 and a check made out for 9300 were stolen Monday In the 200 block of Lakevtew. A Rolair eight horsepower sir compressor, a pallet of I0D nails and SO fret of air hose were stolen Monday In the 2600 block or West 25th Street. Cash totaling 9640 waa sto­ len In the 1600 block of West aath Street on Monday. Has Joined Our Practice The American Cancer Society la the nationwide rommunttybaaed voluntary health organi­ sation dedicated to eliminating cancer through rrnrueh. edu­ cation. advocacy, and service. For more Information about the Great American Smokeout. contact your local American Cancer Society, call toll-free I800-ACS-2345. or visit on the World Wide Wrh • Bachelor's Degree from MIT • Graduated from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School In New Jersey as a member of the National Medical Honor Society • Completed Residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Batyimore. Medlean and Moat InsurancesAccepted Office hoars by i 916 Dettoaa Bbri. Halle MO Deltona BOS W.Lsfce Mary Stvd. Salts Ito Lake Mary 497-4440973 309 K. AltaawsU Dr. Sorts* 497-4440973 Deploythis current state of tension that ‘ anything to a possibil­ ity*- He did report that the 144th Transportation out of Orlando has been put alert. This addition of aircraft to the region adds to the nearly 200 American military planes present In the region already. The United Nations la also continuing U-2 surveillance over the Iraqi area to keep check on the movement of any weapons by Iraqi forces First Aid For All Of Your Construction Needs MD CONSTRUCTION SERVICES USA INC Consulting • Inspections • light Commercial Construction Modular Buildings • Construction Management BYRON L ROBINSON President CBC057712 Phone (407) 321*4978 Fax (407) 3304929 MrT-Hfid Shah, M .D'•9. In 1997. the State of Florida won their lawsuit against the tobacco industry. The settle­ ment alma to recover billions of taxpayer dollars In Medicaid payments for health problems attributed to tobacco-related Illness; protecting children from falling victim to the to­ bacco Industry's marketing Another new member of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce a— D eva n g M . ‘ Influencing government through an effective sdvorury program can be one of the achievements in the WUUe CAVraOn.'Ta.'M 20J0 greatest I'd " against eanrer In Hoi Muddy Lane, Sanfbed. waa ar­ rested Monday by Seminole »da.‘ aald f t . Wtttrmtrfn. These effort* have yielded the County deputies. Lawson was surceaaAil passage of aeveraJ charged with sale of a conpieces o f hfe-aavtng legislation frolled substance in raifd at the ranter of King* and In Florida torhiding the Florida Clean Indoor Air Act. The Broadway. Ctty/County Inves­ Medicaid Third Party Liability tigative Bureau waa performing Act and. Youth Accesa to To­ an undercover operation. bacco. www.amhrt.org l. l Adult and Pediatric Is Pleased To Announce That facta through the New Year. The Oreat American Smokeout la ajao a time for Americans to renew Iheir commitment to a ■moke-free environment for themaetvra and for their children.* aald Dr. Wlttenatrtn. - Disorderly Intoxication Comprehensive Specialty Care o f Ear, Nose, Throat ant Sinus Disorders P.0. Box 993033 Lake Mary, FL 32799-3033 Email: Mroblnson9aol.com ?| M illionaire Swears Under Oath H e Can Show A ny Orlando Area Resident How To Build Wealth Ortssds Self-made millionaire Run Whiiaty of Florid* I has given revere) hundred thousand dollars to rcudmu re |Florida. Colorado, Vermont andTeas* to buy real ssure. Bay year flnt beamsad pahet ■ptaSMML (■credible, Bit ActuDy Very Swift Whitney, a real estate millionaire tine* age 27. lay* I anyonecancuh inbig right nowbecause it is anincredibly |smart lime to buy income-producing real estate. Bird Dog Profran • • « • Ceia atsriry aad wealth. Grt start apash Tara dibs lass rash Owa aMaputo? At the wsrkihsp |n 1 barmhow te reakaa lhrt*M withIt. ■ Whitney has scheduled sis seminar) in the Orlando area |(among other cilia) where he wants to buy properties. Ha will showinterestedarearesidentsbowand what to look for Fm $19+GUI Far Ym |it ttrefra workshopsscheduled November 11*through2CF. Jus! for attending the event you will receive a fra gift He will then put up til the cash for qualifying properties valued at over SlOCf In addition, throughout the work­ |and split the profits upto 50/50. shoptherewill be drawings for valuable, money-making Proof Tlut It Woks gifts and prizes. ‘ It's a drcam-comc-truc,* say* Heidi Dickmea of ColoCtafa| Tt OriuS Novtaktr II* I redoSprings,ayoungsinglemom."Iwcnttotheseminarend If youwould liketohearmoreaboutthemfhntaiticnew I joinedtheBirdDog network. I found■24-tmitbuilding, md wealth-building programs, cal 14*4*59-7744 ts s4 j Mr. Whitney gave me S13.000 to purchase it Together w« madee ll 15.000profit! People would havy to becrazy not |to at least go ice how this works." Wait To Kaow Mart? Here’s bow; There will be ill free working seminars. At each youwill learn: • Hew la get cub Area the Bird Deg Netweefcte bay praperty. Van Had thedesk bt thews yea haw. Split the preAts with hire op te 5454. • Hew te start ■ part-dot hastens sad reeks ap a r £ ■ �• 08 - Sw*jrd Hwakl Santod. Ftonm - Wednesday. If. 1W7 } i; fern I B ■ ^ m ■; a 1/2 hour* of Halbig. who hao conducted the workshops since 1993. •aid safety hai become the major laaue m achoola across the country. However, despite •II outside efforts. Ilalbtg said kida must slao take responsi­ bility for their actions. "There are Just so many problems out there coming from the community. It's Just overwhelming.* he said. "We want to get to the kids before they are arrested." he said. Chlldnapping School formances lasting no more than five minutes each. performers Another area will be located to complete the mad. Board members did not want to delay the Cast-track process. *1 think It la Important to get this thing started and get it done.* Prank McDonald said. "If it takes suffering through a year's worth of problems. It's worth It. The city needs this school.* As port ol the Cast-track process, the PUD and site plan was reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Board prior to the LPA meeting. The P&Z re­ quested the developer Install a sidewalk along the length of the road. The City Commission will discuss the PftZ and LPA acUons at the regular commiesion meeting on Thursday. The Lake Mary City Commie•ion meets at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Chib Rd. the meeting begins at 7 p.m. Ipqfc in your,own back yard.* she said, adding that four of the performers are nationally recognised professionals. Among some of the notewor­ thy performers Is South Semi­ nole Middle School teacher Ctndy Drown, who according to Schaflher. ’ does an Aretha Franklin medley that will has appeared at Universal Stu­ dios several times. Brown's brother. Oerald Casanova, as­ sistant principal at Oviedo High School, will also ring. Other professional entertain­ ers Include Michelle Morrison, assistant principal at Ocneva Elementary, and Dan chant, assistant prtn Goldsboro Elementary, Starting at 0 p m talnmenl will be pro three areas at AAA. T be a stage at the bac building with contlni "Well go Into negotiations with John Knight and Pat Chistlanacn.* said Ctndy Coto, deputy county manager who made a list of proposals to the board. *WeVe solved our Immediate needs and act a path for the ftiture* Christiansen told Coto last week that 2. OSI square feet on the ground Door la available for immediate use by the county. He said that Re­ flections at Hidden Lake Inc. could support the county In both Its short and long term space requirements. The board voted. 4-1, to approve a abort term-lease with Reflections and authorised staff to draw up an RFP (Request for Proposal) for long-term apace requirements. Kevin SpoP ald of Sanford presented a comprehensive plan ) Shawn Bartdty. a University of CanM Florida art atudant paid tribut* to $ta lata PrinooM Olwdh an art happening portraying one isauR of dHnMng and driv­ ing. Shawn and Saminois Cotrty Dapuly 98 Monk are Hanked by eponeora Dow* and Chat from Ad- vancad Automotive, who provided actual care In­ volved ki drunk driving accidents. Tha reenactment look place k foe parking lot of AAA in Haaftiow. 8hwn Cfswa w cwpwy m c b u m m vw ii oi w um htm »a have alcohol drivtna Npgep mvw dkdaIn ewaaa na vrakkrtw rva-ie soddank. Jeff Heilman. 37. Orant Street. Longwood. died Sun­ day. Nov. 19. 1997. Born In Cincinnati, he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1969. Mr. Heilman waa a general manger for Pinter Enterprises. He waa a Catholic. Survivors include wife. Bon­ nie: sons. David. Kevin, both of Cincinnati, Justin, St. Louis; father. William. Cincinnati; mother and step-father, Mar­ lene and Donald Pfarr. Phoe­ nix; brothers. Gregory, Cin­ cinnati. Timothy.-'Bel Air. Md.. Doughlaa, Island Lake, 111.; ma­ ternal grandmother. Theresa Kroaa. Sarasota. Oalncs Carey Hand Oankm Chapel Funeral Home. Long- itum there will be two shows, one at 0:30 p m. and the other at 8:30 p.m. Students who have appeared nationally wtU be featured on all the stages, while the Semi­ nole High School Ooapel Choir will be singing as they stroll along the overhead walkway at AAA. In addition to the perform­ ances. there will be a silent auction featuring more than 280 pieces of art created by students from many schools In the county. Proceeds will benefit the vis­ ual and performing arts In the county's achoola through a special foundation and the Midway Elementary fine arts cluster school. Tickets are $75 each or $1,000 for a corporate table of 10. The gold sponsor la Lock­ heed Martin Corporation. For Information, call 320-0170. Sanford Mayor Lany Dak gave Input at the work session. His request to the county was to leave the city's waterfront for as much private Industry as the town can muster. **We‘re proud that Sanford la the county aest and we want to keep It that way " Dak said. He said he was willing to support the county’s plans as long as they did not Interfere with economic devel­ opment on the waterfront. field. NJ.. Willie Kelly. Deca­ tur. Oa.; sisters. Connie Miller. Elisabeth. NJ.. Loomle John­ son. Newark. NJ.; brother*. Rayfleld. Newark. NJ.. Lonnie. Winter Park; 11 grandchil­ dren. three great­ grandchildren. Ooldcn's Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge ar­ rangements. Survivor* Include wife, Verocda V.; daughter. Doris Cain. Newark. NJ.: step­ daughter*; Line Read. Barbara Berger, both of Plainfield, N J.. Velma Speakman. Decatur. Oa.; sons. Moses Jr.. Newark. NJ.. the Rev. Malar hi D.. West Orange. NJ.. John. Winter Fkcfc, - M " Wilson. Miami; step-sons, Frank Kelly. Plain- �Plan a Thanksgiving feast for the family MARIALISA 1 CALTA from Chef Michel ' England Culinary In To season turkey if yeu are u unstuffed <lhu method Is nr MR. nx-rr REPAIRS, INC «H with salt and pepper. If you am cooking the turkey with out stuffing, mis in a mediumbowl the onion, carrot, celery, parsley, lemon, garlic and herb seasonings Loosely stuff the turkey's body ana neck cavi­ ties with this mixture for flavoring. limns are cooking the turkey WTT1I stuffing, stuff it now, right before cook­ ing, NO SOONER oatid on ims nom*tx*. iter. rm on •* IttAU MANYANNS MOMSI Clark ol Cvcun Court Pool OttKv Ornoor C Swdord, F t 11771-OOSO ■V. Cocviio V. 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Sanford Historic Tru s t The Sanford Historic Trust meets the drat Thursday of the month, at 7 p m . at the First Stm t OaOrry. 307 Msgnnha Arc Am atour Radio Society The Lake Monroe Amatour fa d e Society meets every Brat Thursday, at 7JO p m . at the Senior Center, Lake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Information, call Karl Lambert. 086•764, ae M IM b 332-4487. • ,s ev•e♦ ,■ m . • «• *—- •» *•!»-•»•»* • University W om en American Association of University Women meets the Brat Thursday of each month at 7 p m at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 434. Longarood. Pigaon Faflclars The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thursday of each month, at 7JO p m . at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Ortanoo Drive. Sanford. For more information, contact Dick KeSy at 281-4346. Roast tha **1 ^ *^ *r^un^lHork « 6 Ffavfuaf I In* D in in g R o o m s & A c c e s s o r ie s 5-Piece White ft Natural Dinette Whits k Natural Tabis and 4 Sid. Chain. 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Top caka with m riea, if desired Yield: about IS aarv — Recipe from LcBorgnt, Now Eagli FARMERS �WEDNESDAY Rams lay power Lake Mary girls show that they are class of county girls just get better and better buktttml! team Isn't as much a game as it fa a aloar torture. ft's death by a thousand cuts. It's the Lake Mary water torture. Dr. Kervortdan could coach the tram In­ stead of Cari Brown. describe the brutal beating that the Lady Rama can put on opponents this M ason. Last year. Semi­ nole waa one of tew teams in Seminole County that could ghre Lake Mary a game. Thla season, the Lake Maty girls Ibck awav a team kke Seminole hke an annoying Ov ThaTa how good they are. A n d U m U w h at theyll do to anyone who tries to step onto the aame court thla seaaon. Look out Oviedo. Lyman and all the other contenders for the second spot In the Class QA Dtstrict 3 play, offs come next February. You're all playing for second place. The weapons on Lake Mary are lethal. Start out with the marquis player. Okay that didn't narrow thing* down since the Lady Ru m have at least three players who MB atar at Dtvtton I achoofa some •rheredDwn the roatf.WTe1t tu n with Latwen Bradley Is probably the moat well-known of the team, a center that has college scouts wiping drool off of their faces. She has every port at the game down pat and can bang one minute and put up the prettiest little jumper In the 0 m a minute later. Aahlee BaBance la the point guard. Aa a ■ophomore last season, she ran the show aa sort of a quiet, but dominating presence. Things have changed thla aeaaon. Against Seminole kat night. Ballance waa a coach on the court She dished, drove and dominated. Then you have Scully, known on her birth certificate aa Mary Leah Sutton. She take* pride tn her bruises and she collects them as much aa she collects memorabilia from her beloved X-FUes. Sutton can pull down any rebound Bradley doesn't get and has the Are that creates a winner. Sutton simply wants It more than anyone eke on the court. Stephanie Dak represents the seniors. She hides behind the spotlight of her teammates but has the all-around game that sparks any team. There's also Bruwn. Believe It or not. It Isn't always easy to coach the best team tn the state. There are egos, attitudes and parents to deal with. It may be even more difficult at Lake Mary. Consider the situation. The Lady Rams had a junior varsity program that was almost unbeatable kat season and those kids are ready to move up to varsity. The problem k that the Lake Maty team from last year consisted of three sophomores and a Junior In the starting lineup. The roster doesn’t look much different than last season so there are bound to be some Itchy parents. Somehow. Brown was been able to keep the peace. Walt Till next year. Sometime, somewhere, someone fa going to knock off the Lady Rams. It Just might not be In what's left of this millennium. Last Second Shot: Dsn Marino fa currently the third-best NFL quarterback In the state of Florida. Did you catch that? I Just aaid that Trent Doofus. er. Differ fa better right now that Dan Marino. i ■ tram.* Ballanrr no exru*ra. but wr radeytoall playera. o food player* i? ... i —— ttw acrond-nuikrd tram In the ■tale. The Udjr Rama devoured Semlnote, taking the ball away from the otlmae 39 time* tn their 67-31 Seminole Athletic Conference win at BN Fleming Memorial Oymna- 1 1___ — 'i € 11^^ i a.w.f^N ^ tr*or poW « u*rt AaNm BNanca (No. 33) drtvas I Btotoa«Qtn,to,twoof hsr tgportaduring9w ta n * 67-31 »u q mg Samnotea al M Flaming Memorial Gymnasium Tuesday rVgft ■rhea and Improving.' From the loolu of thing* last night, they don't have far to go. Lake Mary Jumped out to a quick 13-0 trad and never looked back. Bradley acored 13 of her potnta by the end o f the Aral quarter and alT urnamia lulled ua.* aaid Semi­ f«Dat completely Mopped Seminole nole coach Sylveatrr Wynn. -You from getting near the basket cant turn the bail over against a Rosetta Jackaon hit a threepointer to keep her team from be­ Foung In the guard paattlon and ing ahut out and Lake Mary ted after the Aral period. 36-3. ' we allowed the ball to be taken Good defense on both leanw al­ away from ua too many time*.* Lauren Bradley, who had IS lowed Utile shooting in the second potnta In the game, was in Srm I- Dee Dee Hampton stepped up and made two baskets and Amanda nole'» face all night, everyone Cook added one more to help knew the waa one of the moat Seminole outarore the Ram* by dominating player* in the county, but the Lady Note* gained first­ two point* and trailed 33-9 at the hand evtdrnce of that fart last half. In the third quarter. Seminole night. Seminote also teamed what an «m e back to life. Tamara Gilchrist Important member of the Lake and Felicia Henderson started hil­ ling baskets and pulling down re­ Mary tram Aahlee Ballanrr i*. hounds, combining for eight With IB point* of her own. the points. Junior point guard ran the offense Unfoci unalely. Ballanrr also like a reasoned professional and waa instrumental In converting rame alive, along with Mary Leah W o m e n clo se season w ith upsets SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Departsrn l Wynrn't Fall Stowptlch SoAball U i*u r Aked MS arason Tuesday night with a parr of upsetimagine hurst Park. In thehrst game Insurance World took s 6-0 lead |n the top of the first inning and never looked back tn winning ns second rame of the aeaaon. 13-7. over the Nightmares. In the nightcap, the Sharks took a 4-0 lead with two runs tn each of the first and fourth in­ ning* and held on for i M victory over the Vtvona'a to gain a share of third place. The final ■landing* were: Paul's Auto and Truck Repair (I0-2J. Today Homes (9-31. the Sharks and Vtvana'a (bath B-4». Vaughan Incur porated 14 8). Insurance World (3-10) and the Nightmares (|-||). PTorldtng the offense were: Insurance World: three hits . Diane Cofangelo (triple, run. three RBI); two hit* _ Gayle Minnig (triple, three runs, two RBI). Llaa Oarretl (three nina. RBI). Angela Whitney (run. RBI). Wends Wilson (run): one hit . Michelle Denting (two runs). Ginger Shaw (RBI). Colleen Drgue. Dana Dunn (one run acored each). Nighlnurra: one hit . Lynne Smith (double. toM). Tern TaJton (double, two runa|. Tina Hill (double). Cathy IYager (run. R1U). Itrrky Simpwa, (two runal. Tnmy Howwrmn; one na, Capp* ; onr ra i - • »«" " KJhlrr, Sharon Ritchie. t1Lf,.lO V . ' 'i V mS!’" * * ' if" ” ^ - Kathy‘ Spellman (two RDH: one hit Denise Stallings (triple, nui) run acored _ Tanya Oelger. Dmwn " * * ^ KBIl: £ ■ *•"» to "1*- ^ Brown: one hit _ Barbie Bands. Leah Sparrow (one nn ■w ed each). Angle Carpenter. Cheryl Hubbard. A T& T knocks off Vicky’s in fastpitch LAKE MARY . Tammy Lent's tworun triple In the bottom of the auth Inning drove In the tying and winning runs aa AT&T handed Vicky * Permit Service It* first loss of the season with an 11-10 upset tn City of Lake Mary Department of Parka and Recreation Women s Fall Fastpitch Softball League action at the Lake Mary Sports Complex Monday night. TWC (Time Warner Communlcationa) had opened the nlght’a ac­ tion by scoring four run* In the bottom of the first Inning and go­ ing on to beat AT&T 7-1, holding AT&T to only lour singles. Vicky's Permit Service, which hod swept a doubletleader on opening night, then got a teg up on AT&T tn the nightcap by scoring two run* tn the top of the first in­ ning. But AT&T answered with seven runs In tltc bottom of (he first In­ ning and the fight waa on. Vicky's Permit Service eventually fought back to tie the game at 8-6 and with time running out after five Innings the tram's went to the In­ ternational tle-hreakrr. In the tie-breaker, the person who made the last out In the previ­ ous inning la put on second base to open the Inning. In the top of the sixth inning Catherine Duchock waa placed i n i second base for Vicky's Permit Service and she waa tingled to third by All Shevlln. After a stolen base. Connie Flshbaugh doubted In both runners to give Vicky's a 10-6 lead. AT&T put JencM Nieves on sec­ ond to open the bottom of the atxth Inning and Angle Schlelf reached on an error Iturn Stapleton dou­ bled tn Nieves lo cut the lead to one and Lent followed with her tri­ ple lo end the game. Vicky's Permit Sendee still lead* the league with a 3-1 record, while TWC I* 1-1 and AT&T is 1-3. TWC will play the doubleheader next Monday night starting at 6:30 pm. at die Lake Mary Sparta Complex on Rantoul Lane across from the Mayfair Country Club. Providing the offense were: TWC: three hits _ Corey LeSage (run. RBI); two hit* _ Robin Glanclli (home run. run, four RBI), Col­ leen Smith (home run. three runs. Bao Fastpitab. Patfa 2B Leiffer and Sons continues unbeaten streak in Lake Mary LAKE MARY . Leiffer and Sons trucking came up with 30 hits, including seven for extra bases, aa It remained unde­ feated with a 13-5 beating of many-time champion TRC (Tim Raines Connection) tn City of Lake Mary Department of Parka and Recreation Men's Fall Friday Night Slowpltch Softball League action at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. TRC led 3-1 after one Inning, but Lciflcr and Sons Trucking came back with seven runs In the top of the second Inning and TRC could never recover. In the other games, the Su­ perstore Stammers got a 7-0 forfeit victory from Sanford Paint and Body and Modem Welding kept Ua championship hopes alive by rallying for alx runs tn the top of the seventh Inning to top Beer :30 13-10. to the question of who would win as a walk, a double and five tingle* ted to tlx nma to claim the victory. . Contributing for Modem Welding were Lee Alexander (four singles, two runs, three RBI). Jimmy Still (four ainglea. two runs). Todd Hunter (two ainglea. run). WUi Battan (double, single, three rune. RBI). Rich Hanratty (double. ■Ingle, three RBI). Ethan Bauer (two ainglea. RBI), Andy Latimer (triple, run), Ed Menganl (double, run, RBI). Randy Lewis (double). Vince Pedigo (aingle. two nma. RBI). Dave Schult (aingle. run. RBI) and Chuck Hoffman (RBI). See Lake Mary. Page 2B ____ t utafaaam* rac set o is e . isai see»*as. ta ta its sea. tass aiaaaa . a s 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 , H E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �t-tp rt M otion 407/382*2611 Tribe junior varsity gives coach a ‘perfect* sendoff 9y AM T HAWSZ1I8 Herald Correspondent The Seminole High junior vanity team went In lla last game with a mission, to beat the Lake Brantley Patriots and finish the season unde­ feated. And they did In line fashion, dubbing the Pa­ triots 34-14. Seminole had traveled to Lake Brantley's Tom Sioty Field for that Anal game last Tuesday with a lot at stake. They had a perfect season on the line, and It would be Ray Oeorge's last game as head coach, and he wanted to go out with a win. Preps Sutton and the Rama con­ tinued thetr dominance. The period ended with Lake Mary still on too, 48-21. The final quarter was a battle and although Seminole did lose Nekaaha Smith (12 potnta) and the game, they never stopped Lisa Bergenake (10 potnta) fighting. If they had a few more combined for 22 potnta at the quarters to play, Seminole may center position. Brtannr have closed the gap a little Hickey also contributed 10 tighter. potnta to the winners' attack. 'Seminole fought the entire Johnston led the Lions with game.* said Lake Mary coach a pune-hlgh 20 potnta. Carl Brown. *1 think we came Both teams wlU be back In out with a lot of Intensity and Seminole Athletic Conference did what we had to do. Right action on Thursday with Lynow I am trying out different combos to find out what works beat for us. I have to have eve­ ryone ready to play and all I ask of them Is that they play hard for 32 minutes. We need to keep Improving and the right decisions on the court.' Next up for Lake Mary (4-0| la a game at Lake Brantley on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Semi­ nole (3-2) will also be on the road to Oviedo on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. m s s s a s at Lake Mary High School Tuesday night. Laks Mary led throughout, taking a 13-7 lead after one pe­ riod and holding a 10 point lead for moat of the game be­ fore Thunder closed the game with a IS-7 fourth quarter ad­ vantage to g it dose at the end. Miwm mphfMh Snd mndhsm tied far pune-high scoring honors wttn 17 potnta each, while Abrams added 10 points for tbs Rama. Labs Mary will travel to Allen Oymnashtm In Sanford tonight to take on Creams In Its Bret vanity basketball game In al­ most 30 yean starting at 7:30 p.m. LYMAN TA M E S LIONS LONGWOOD _ The Lyman Oreyhounds went into the 'paint* Tuesday night and came away with a 01-49 victory over vtaitlng Oviedo In a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference girls' basketball game. Lions (4-1) in each of the first three quarters with a 23-18 bulge tn the second period giving the hosts an Insur­ mountable 35-26 lead at inters mission. 'It was s very emotional game* said Lyman head coach Bruce Boneventure. 'Just like last year when we beat them In the district semifinals. building a 38-9 lead at Inter­ mission. Christina Plzxa earned gamehigh scoring honors dropping In 13 points, while teammate Kerry Kane added 11 points for the wtnners. Winter Springs will boat Ly­ man at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, while Lake Howell will be Idle until Monday when It hosts Pine Ridge starting at 7:30 Continued bum Page IB Doing the hitting for Beer :30 were Victor DtBartolo (triple, two singles, run. three RBI). Kyle Brubaker (three singles, three runs). Mike Miller (two singles, two runs. RBI), Joe DtBar­ tolo (two singles, run. RBI). Dave Cose (triple, two runs, two RBI). Jerry Camus (double. RBI). Dave Kaeberlln (stnglel and Paul Tomlin (run). Powering Lclfler and Sons Trucking were Dave Johnson (double, three singles, two runs, three RBI). Brian Jones (two doubles, single, run, taro A 21-14 scoring advantage In the second quarter spelled Uic difference as the rest of the quarter acorn were virtually even. In addition to Morgan, also scoring tn double figures for the Patriots wen Miguel Milcofan with 11 potnta and Frank PfalUo with 10 potnta. Friday night. Lake Brantley will travel to Lake Mary to take on the Rama at 7:30 p.m. two RBI), Danny Hewitt (triple, single, taro runs, RBI), Bobby Shaw (double, stogie, RBI). Paul Llaeno (double, tingle, ran). Manny Silvia (two atagles. two runs. RBI], Kevin Vemoch (two sto­ gies. run). Mike Clark (single) and Tom Szabo (run). Providing the offense for TRC were Robert Stevens (home ran. single, ran. three RBQ, Greg Hardy (two singles, run, RBI). Calvin Davis (double, ran). Stave Dennis (single, ran. RBI). Muriel Reid (single, run) and Ttmy Smith and Nalda Roberta (one single each). CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Carnot Fastpitch RBI): one hit _ Sarah Reynolds (two runs). ATfifT: two hits _ Tammy Lent; one hit _ Jen­ nifer Lent. Sharon Shaw, one run scored _ Laura Stapleton. ATAT: three hits _ Laura Stapleton (two dou­ bles. run. two RBI); two hits _ Sharon Shaw (double, run. RBI). Angle Bchlelf (double, three runs): one hit _ Tammy Lent (triple,' run. two Lent. Shannon Beuaae (one ran scored and one RBI each). Dawn Clark (RBI). Elkina Mitchell (nut). Vidor’s Permit Sendee: two hits _ Sendee Turner (double, ran. RBI). Belinda Anderson (two RBI). All Shcvitn (taro runs): one bit _ Con­ nie Flahbaugh (double, two runs, three RBI), Catherine Duchock (two runs, (wo RBI), f V M Q F P ft . 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Florida Area Baptists gear for anti-porn encounter fo l Herald Stall Writer !ii W A I f y t f DMnfl C fC U U M O Dy * * • f M f . J n i f l j f U W KM MfSOO, ffO fli L M i r t l tM p* Bat Crimeh, tar right daplcta what Santord could baooma wOi Mfooards al i adrarttataQ adut dubs. Oaaignatad ataa ara at wMn flvo mdos aHPatterson's church In# R m tw bring Pnri Harbor EL__ _ SANTORO - Finn, the realdrnta of Chuluota fought for their territory. Now. several hundred people horn Sanford • many from Centra) Baptist Church • are ready to do like­ wise. ■Someone thinks It would be a good Idea to have 33 acres of pom park Juat down the High­ way 40 from the Mall.' says the Rev. Jimmy Dale Patterson, pastor at Central Baptist, which has more than 400 ac­ tive members. "Obviously, we don't agree. * eVe been encouraging not only members of the con­ gregation but all our neighbors to oppose any plans to allow adult entertainment establish­ ments In the area." Almost from the moment they learned that three sites each within five miles of thetr tA Warning: Holiday scams, schemes ■ r d a v id n u s s a Herald Staff Writer___________ Sunday is t w SOtfi anmvqraary of tha Japonos# tatack on fo w l Harbor, momoriataod by tha Santord Hantd front pags m right. Clinton Waatbrook of 8anford, batow, la on* of tho aurvtaon of 8 w attack. Ha did rsscus work from a boat onfy 29 yards away from tha U S S. Ari­ zona. tha batitaohlp daatroyad by tha Japonaas. W a atbrook apoka about tho attack last month during a Vstarana Recognition Day at Haatwow Elamantary School. Fifth-grada taachor Kay Boahari arrangad tha obsorvanca. church - were Identified as possible adult entertafnmmt locations - Central Baptist members began writing to the Seminole County rnmmlaahm era. They also plan to protest at the next BCC meeting at 7 p m. on Dec. 16. "You need to be at this meeting. You need to taBi to the commissioners." Patterson has advised church mambera and others In the area of the church at 3101 West Tint . Street. The pastor sold he will speak as wtu many others. ." "If we expect expect__ the___________ morale aod condition of our society to Im­ prove. we have to quit amtag an the atdehnes and take action." said Lori C. Central Baptist memL... only result of hawing adult trrtainment enter our cowuou- i nlty will be the Anther . of our already suffering dards." County CnmmlaaioncT Dory) SANFORD - They're railed 'confidence games*: an of­ fender tries to gain the corjl denor af a victim In order to bilk him or her of properly or money. Usually the perpetra­ tor tnterrsta an unsuspecting person Into a "get rich quick* scheme where It Is the swindler getting rich and the victim be­ ing taken. And It's happening right here, in Seminole County, according to sheriffs U. John Thorpe. Recently, a Sanford lady leal 'as a rsaull of a ~ drop*. According to CftnWMtopy: Theories. Pottrma and Titpoloqtrt by Larry J. Spiegel, the 'pigeon drop’ la where a con artist 'finds* a or wallet and then approaches a person for advice on what to do with It. Another con arttet then comes up and enters the discussion. The three decide to split the money. Then *to make things legal*, one of the con artists suggests to consult a lawyer. When the con re­ turns from the ’ consultation*, ha/she says that tha monsy can ba spin up. but aach party ■Hid pul up ----- Lyman’s test scores jump from last to first ay MARIA ORBM Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD • Coming In from dead last In 1096 lo first this year, students' teal scores from Lyman High School sur passed all six high schools In Seminole County. The results of the High School Competency Test, which la required by the state to graduate, have placed Ly­ man at the top of the list In both math and communica­ tions with a passing percent­ age of 03 and 01 respectively compared to 76 and 73 last year. A g re e m e n t rea che d in fight o ve r d e ve lo p m en t Mr • Herald Staff Writer trance features but adds lan­ guage that has the developer contributing 83S.OOO to beau tlflcatlon of entrances of the Hills of Lake Mary and has the city possibly paying up to 84.000 for a traffic study. The HUla of Lake Mary homeowners Association board Monday asked the de­ veloper to pay up to 840,000 for the Installation of two fountains at each of the com­ munity's two entrances on County Road 46A. The devel­ oper's attorney. Jim Hattaway, aald the developer. Wal- LAKE MARY • An agreement has been reached between the principals In a fight to halt the building of 636 apart­ ments In Sanford. Lake Mary City Commis­ sioner Thom Greene an­ nounced Saturday morning that he would sign off on an agreement representatives from the city, the developer and the Hills of Lake Mary have been negotiating all this week. The agreement contains the original Items that address Rotated Opinions, Toga BA density, set backs and en­ School principal Mommy attributes th e ______ to an Intrnatvc HSCT prepara­ tion plan created and Insti­ tuted by school staff. "We'ie very excited about this.* said Mommy, who alao promised students a plan party If they paaaed. *1 didn't think there would be so many, but I keep my promises. With more 4B0 students passing of the first try. Momaiyl said he was glad to comply and the pUxa party went on as scheduled on Friday. Because of last year's dismal •cores. Mommy said he and ■M L) Ho Ho Ho - Let the packages flow ■y RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Tla the season for postal workers to be busier than Santa's elves, processing and delivering bundles of let­ ters and packages. A year ago. the Sanford Post Office handled more than 56.000 parcel post packages and 1.383,000 total pieces of mall. Anticipating another busy season. Postmaster Tom Pierce has extended hla department's service this year by selling up a first-ever Contractual Postal Unit (CPU) at the Seminole Towne Center. Located on the lower level of the mall, just off from Burdlnes. Unit 102 la open seven days a week - 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Bindays. * The mall facility opened the day after Thanksgiving and will conduct business through Dec. 24. Customers there receive all services of the regular post of­ fice with the lone exception Contract aatployo# Johnston displays packaging available for S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2-261 1 ■■■ �2A ■Santon! Heraki Sanford Floruit Sunday December t TW O w n e r closes co n tro ve rsia l night club halt or even a day care center. *We don't want to rwqtcn the club unless Herald Staff Writer we know It's legitimate." he said "Ideally SANFORD The Tsunami ttoarh Club we would like tn see tilts as .1 nice clean U.»h rkwrd it» doors and Is up for sale to concert plac e * Several events .it Tsunami, in particular anyone wishing to bruin tn good » lean business, am ird ln g to the concert hall s an outdoor com et 1 held in the spring that attracted rliwe to !MXK) people, b.id owner spurred residents complaints regarding Frustrated bv poor management, nils noise, packing, alcohol and drug Use. A lew leading concert promoters and low re months ago the club held a rave. a eelpts. and residents' complaints, club techno dance party ollrti associated with owner Sian Smith on Friday said ihe hall Illegal drug use. The city commission tr i lo-cd following a concert on Nov. 20 cent Iv passed a noise ordinance In an at 'We were constantly fighting with man tempt to curtail outdoor events such as agemenl.' Smith said concerts held by the d u b Smith, who bought the West End Tiara Smith said be was (bed of all ihe 2 a.m. shopping center where the 12.000 square tiM<t hall is localetl. said he Is changing the calls be received at his t v land home altovtl ihe d u b Ii another concert ball venter's name back to Sanford t’ta/a. I mi comes in. he said 11 would lie more main nami. which first opened in January, prr vtoiislv served as .1 ilieairr As landlord, he stream, nothing wild like heavy metal, rap or rave. said ne will review carefully whatever op 'We dont want to go thmugh another era non comes In whether it ts a concert By MARIA OREM year of garbage." he said. Smith said he worked closely with the city on several occasions to comply with ordinances. n tv manager lull Simmons said Tsu naml had Itccn oper.illng al a low key lor a while and hasn't I h s -i i a problem in par llaulor. lie conutirtHlril Smith s decision to revamp the business. "tln n d fo r S t a n ." h e s a id . *1 th in k Ice's learned a lot h o rn a ll ih ts * Smith said he has spoken to several III trusted parties nlmut the prosper!. how­ ever he Is nowhere near a deal al tills time lie said be Is mil tulrrrstrd in rrltnanrlng 01 anything like that but will consider a lease deal If Ihe o|irr.itlon Is a 'good clean one." ‘It's .1 big ehlb that can lir a great place it it's done right." he said. "We want some thing dec ent " For more Information, call Smith at 575 IMHO S tu d e n ts p u t h o lid a y s h in e o n h is to ric s c h o o l By M A R V A H A W K I N S Herald Columnist SANFORD - D ir U ltir Red S'hoolhmisr is a Sanford landmark that was circled In IBH3 the llrst school In Seminole County. It had one room. one teacher one classroom, tlcen alter awhile tl advanced to two teachers and two grades History reminds all of those who remember Professor Cor ners and Angle Tucker. In 1002. other teachers were added again and the school housed Ihe first grade, taught by Nellve Washburn. Pie building was remodeled fur the llrst three grades and after 16 years It was closed and students wrre rniolled at Snitli Side Primary During World War II. the latlle Red School House became a county-sponsored nursery school Alter many years, it housed the Head Stan Drug rentrr. Die Little Rrd Si hoolhouse was leased In 1665 by ihe Tajin School of Performing Arts and Academies still located at 419 Palmetto Avenue. Founder and Director Patri­ cia Merrill Whatley ami Ihe parents and students have LOCAL FORECAST selected It to lie a historical site to lie shown mi Ihr 16117 Sanford Historic Tour of TIDES rrid if. Saturday and Sun­ day: Sunny. Illghs in the up­ per- 50s to low-60s. Lows in the up[ier-30» Monday: Partly cloudy. Illghs In the miil fiOs Low* In the mid* 40s. SATURDAY: SOLUNAK TABLE: min.. 10:30 a.m.. maj 4:20 a.m.. min.. II p m.. ina|. 4:45 p.m. TIDES: EXTENDED OUTLOOK SUNDAY Sonny 42 99 Students helping to decorate Ihe Christmas tree were Midway Elementary tilth-graders R ede Loman. Antron Williams. Melissa Doalba. Jessica Gillison. Her MONDAY Ptddy 96 69 TUESDAY ShwTs 99 73 Daytona Beach: high: 1*21)6 a.m.. I2JI6 p.m.. low: 6:15 a.m.. 7 p.m. Naw Smyrna Beach: high: 12:13 a.m.. 12:56 p.m.. low: 6:27 a.m.. 6:1 5 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:22 a.m.. 7:15 pm ., low: 6:03 a.m.. 6:30 pin. BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach It New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 16 Here are the winning lu m ­ bers selected on Friday In die Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 11 21-23-34 29 Lotto (Nov. 29) 4-9-18-37-40-43 feet with a rough rhop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 6-1 degrees and at New Symnia. 65 degrees. Winds are from Ihe northwest al 15-20 m.p.h. STATISTICS Play 4 2-B-7-4 Die high temperature In Sanford Friday was 6H de­ grees and the overnight low was 52. Recorded rainfall for the period ending al 10 a.m.. Friday totaled 0 inches. •Sunrise................7.03 a.m. •Sunset................. 5:30 p.m. S a n fo r d H e r a ld "Seni'/i# Sanford. Luke Mary and Seminole County Since IVOH" Sunday. December 7, 1997 • Vol. 90, No. 76 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspaper*. Inc. • 300 N. French A v e , Sanford. FL 32771 PI lone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (40/) 323-9406 a o m m s t h a t io n Odessa Pugh Buuneu Manager Mvttfxta Mums Irvla Sp-egxi ADVERTISING Cunt Sharp ■ Manager Elaine Gxtlins Roane Lavender Cheryl Stone CLASSIFIED Kae-a Werner - Manager Sandy Presley CIRCULATION EUibeto Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Loer - Editor Jell Bertrxcke Shan Brotke Dons Ostrich Oevxl Inner Courtoey Lettew Mena Orem Dean Smith Tommy Ihncer* Suim Wanner Itou White PenockcaJ Postage Paid at Santon! f orxja and aikkeonel maang ortce* USPS 481780 Puvtmastar Send address charges 10 me samfood mehald PO Boa 1667 Santonl FL 32772-1667 Republic UQALS Menjiret Staley pro duction Frai* vueevrw Manager Peggy Brervwr Brenda Bracua Ralph Mays Cheryl Smart (suss a snwpwa Robed Sap Cowan Mars Savow IM Egan Erwin Tynea. Jr Subecnpaon (taws tbavy 6 Sunday) 3 Month* 6 Months I Fear Home Delivery *19 50 i n 00 *18 00 Mai *24 00 *48 00 Vrftfw Flonrta Reeders* add 7% tales tai 10 above raws Newtpapen. Inc. nxna Rodnguer. and Tony Salvail These students were chosen because ot the academic standing liomes ihroiigh Sunday Tajlri Arts was established In 16HH and provides an op |M>riiinliy for itilitirallv diverse 1 hlldien lo get involved III Ihr pctloniilng arts, Delrnillll.itlon Is Ihr phi­ losophy of the school The m liiHil has the great privilege of having siuileiils 1 hosrn from ihe tilth grade i lass 11I Mulw.iv Klrnirntary the (om r in to derorate I htlslinas tree donated by Jrrry Weaver and Curt I in hard of Doolie. N.C.. who have come to Sanford for 15 years lo sell their Christmas trees on I 1S Highway 17 112. Spei lal thanks go tn Rosalind II Tillman and other parents who ltrl|H-d give the Ta|irt Arts Center .1 spei lal look lor the lour B usiness seeks pay to stay By MARIA OREM Herald SI,ill Writer SANFORD * A leather spen.illy manufacturer Is seeking a $2-10.000 economic bu rn live In keep lls business In Ihr city. Tlie Ohio based Leather Spe­ cialty Co. operating as llnwr ludustrtrs on West Airport Rn.nl In Sanford, will ask the city commission to consider the request at lls mri-llug Monday at City Mali. "Tliey re asking for an Iiu t ii llve not lo niov-r away." said City Manager Dili Simmons "It's like a negative Incentive." 'Hie company plans to move the Sanford operation, whh h employs 132 people, lo the Dominican Republic. Al Issue l.s whether they will transfer Ohio i>|N-ratlons lo Sanford, creating 10-1 Jobs. Of those po­ sitions. 26 would Ire manage­ rial with average annual sala­ ries of $-10,000. according lo company officials. the Sanford facility. ac­ quired by the Ohio company NOTICE OF REGULATORY AND' LAND USE ORDINANCE (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES) FIRST BCC PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 16,1997 Notes is hereby y w n that Semirxi# Coutty Oatni ol Cotrty C a r o m w m IBCC) m i rroluct a public hearing on December 16 1337. b e g r w ig at I X p m . u a soon toereatter as iv s v t w m tt-e Cowity Services Onkkng 1101 Easl Fust Street. SorA-ril Florida Hoorn toga i(kvsn] Chamber* | The purpose ol tots heanng ta to o p n a le tacunvtwndabnfto 01 toe Local Plam ng Agaryy Ptanrvng and Zonrg CcrormsM'n |LI’ A I ’ 4/| « • « pi4*c input, and xipuf (rom any local government 0* utoer .tgerx. y relating Id toe proposed ortknence TNs «• » be to* Frsl cJ two putbc hr-anr-g* by ttv» BCC on Ibw proposed o n k w c a Th* eecurx) pubkc heanng. to be sarwatnfy advectsed w>* be tsed an January IJ. 1994. at ehxch im e Vw BCC corid •nail toe proposed ortknence The ktte of » w proposed onknance* AN ORDINANCE R tLATIN O TO U X U A U .V 0 M N T E D M M I M L ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS N O M L A T 1 0 MATTENS, AND t U m J M t N T I N a THE PROVISIONS OF OROMANC tr-* PROVtONO FOR RtOOLATORY, LA M ) U$C A M I R IL A T tO RELATING TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 1ST ABUS* B M N T I A N 0HM NTV0 BUSINESSES. P R O V O N Q FOR L A M ) U M RtOOLATORY (ZD NM 0 A M ) LAM> DEVELOPMENT) A M ) R tL A T ID P 0 Q V P 0 M S . P R O W S ® FOR LEGISLATIVE PURPOSES. F M O M O I AND M TtN Ti P R O V O N Q FOR OtFW F DONS. PROVtONO FOR ADULT PERFORMANCE i r W W I f f ! (FORMERLY ADULTCABARKT/AOULT M 00CUNQ OR OMFLAY ESTABLISHMENTS). PROVtONO FOR AN AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE: PROVtONO FOR ADULT MOOCIS. RCQULATWQ CUSTOMERS OF A0ULT INTERT AlNUENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY 0RRNT10 BUSINESSES PROVIDING FOR ESCORTS. PROVIOfHQ FOR ESCORT SERVICES. PROVIONO FOR ANO OCSCNMINO SPCCtFKO ANATOMICAL AREAS. PROVIONO FOR ANO DCSCRIBiNO SPECIFIC0 SEXUAL ACTIVITIES. PROVIONO FOR ANO REQUIRING LICENSES. P R O V O N Q P0R APPLICATIONS ANO FEES. PROVIDING FOR CLASSIFICATION OF LICENSES. P R O V O N Q FOR APPROVAL. DENIAL ANO REJECTION OP APPLICATIONS. PR O V O N Q FOR DUTIES ANO CONTWfUINO DUTIES UPON LICENSE APPLICANTS A M ) RELATED PERSONS ANO CNTTTICS. P R O V O N Q FOR M VftTIQ A TK M S; PROVIDING FOR RE APPLICATION. PROVIONO FOR TIME P tR K W t: PROVIONO FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS EXISTING ON A CERTAIN DATE. PROVIONO FOR DIVERSE GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSI­ BILITIES ANO RESOURCES. PROVIONO FOR ISSUANCE. EXPIRATION, LAPSE. CONTINUATION. TERMS. SUSPENSION. REVOCATION A M ) EMORCEMENT OF LICENSES. PROVIONO FOR REQUIRED COMPLIANCE WITH STATUTES. LAWS. ORDINANCES RULES ANO REGULATIONS. PROVIONO FOR PROCE­ DURES ANO PROCEEDINGS. PROVIONO FOR WORKER RECOROS. CUSTOM­ ER CONTRACTS ANO OAILY RE GIST ERS ANO THE INSPECTION AND COPYING THEREOF. PROVIONO FOR DUTIES ANO OBLIGATIONS OF OWNERS, OPERATORS. LICENSEES. CUSTOMERS ANO OTHER PERSONS ANO ENTITIES: PROVIONO FOR PHOHHMTED ACTIVITIES ANO UNLAWFUL ACTS BV LICENSEES. PERSONS. ENTITIES. ESTABLISHMENTS. BUSMESSES, WORKERS AND CUSTOMERS. PROVtONO FOR GENERAL REOUMEMENTS, DUTIES. OBLIGATIONS. RE0U1RE0 ACTS ANO PROHWITIONS; P R O V O N Q FOR CONSENT UPON AN APPLICATION BEING MADE. P R O V O N Q FOR SPE­ CIFIC PROVISIONS RELATING TO VARIOUS CATEGORIES OP LICENSEES: ADULT BOOK STORES/AOULT VIDEO STORES. ADULT THEATERS. ADULT PERFORMANCE ESTABLISHMENTS. COMMERCIAL BOtXLV CONTACT ESTAB­ LISHMENTS. PROHIBITING COMMERCIAL BODILY CONTACT ESTAB­ LISHMENTS. BUT SAVING THE REGULATIONS RELATINO THERETO IN THS EVENT OF A CONSTITUTIONAL OR OTHER DEFECT: PR O V O N Q FOR ESCONT SERVICES. P R O V O N Q FOR PROHIBITED ACTS BV CUSTOMERS. PROMDIT1NG ADVERTISING BY CERTAIN MEANS. PROVIONO FOR PROMOTED ACTS BY WORKERS AND OPERATORS. PROVIONO FOR RECORDS A M ) REPORTS: PROVIONO FOR NAME CHAMOIS. PROVtONO FOR ADVERTTSMO; PRQVIOINO FOR MINORS. PROVIONO FOR OBSERVATIONS. INSPECTIONS, STANDARDS. RECORDS. STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS, USE OF RESTROOMS OR DRESSINO ROOMS, NONCES. S4QMAOI AND RELAT10 MATTERS PERTAINING TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT EST ABUS* RUNTS. SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES ANO WORKERS ANO CUSTOMERS THEREOF; PROVIONO FOR THE NON-APPUCABRJTV OF CENTA4N PROVISIONS. PROVtONO FOR HOURS OF OPERATION; P R O T TEN) THE OPERATION OF. OR WORKINO AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUERMSS; REMOVING THE PROHIBITION AGAINST BEING A CUSTOMER AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUSINESS; PROM BITING THE CAUSING. ENCOURAOMO OR ALLOWING OF A MINOR TO BE PRESENT AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUSINESS. PROVIONO FOR IMMUNITY FROM PROSECUTION; AMENONO THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORONANCE NUMBER S7-2S: S. *. 12. IS. 17. t « . |4. 24. 26. 24, 30. 21. 22. 24. 2S. M. 29 ANO 4S; REPEALING THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORONANCE NUMBER 47-24 (ALTHOUGH SIMILAR PROVISIONS MAY BE SET FORTH IN THE ORONANCE): 27. 33 ANO 27; CREAT­ ING SEVERAL NEW PROVISIONS RELATIVE TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS ANO SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES: PROVIONO FOR UNLAWFUL ACTS RELATIVE TO OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, HOURS OF OPERATION. MINORS. RECOROS ANO RELATED ANO SIMILAR MATTERS; PROVIONO FOR COUNTYWIDC APPLICATION UNOER CERTAIN CONOTIONS; PROVIONO FOR GENERAL CODIFICATION DUAL COOFKATION IN BOTH THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ANO THE SEMMOLE COUNTY CODE. ANO ASSIGNING DUTIES TO THE COOE COOF1EH: PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABILITY ANO PROVtONO AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Seminole County, Florida f*L Bee Incentive. Page 3A Patterson C o n tin u e d f r o m Page 1A McLain, who represents Ihe district, proposed the three northwest Sanford sites after -he inet with Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and Clfy Managrr Dill Simmons. In an efTon lo eliminate previously Identified airport local Ions, the three of­ ficials said they were frying their lrest to comply with court directives. One of the sites Is almost di­ rectly across Route 46 from thc cluirrh. behind the Wayne Dense)! beer distributors' building. Another is a mostly agricultural area off N. While Cedar Rd. between Narcissus Ave. and Iowa Ave. The third Is an Industrial area off 5th St., east of Airport Illvd. "We wish there were no sites at all.’* Dale said. 'Each mu­ nicipality has lo have some­ place Identified....either lhat or have anyplace thrust on It. We‘d like Ihe other municipali­ ties to do the same. Tills shouldn’t all fall on Sanford. It’s the whole county's obliga­ tion." At present, eight adult enter lalnmcnt establish me 11 Is le­ gally operalc In the county - all in the Fern Park. Casselberry area. Even though Ihe county eoiiirniealonen- may gr.1ndf.1 Ihrr thrse businesses, they tiiusl Mill Identify new areas as [Mileullal stirs fur relocation or for future adult entertainment use. County staff Is presently working on development agreements with Ihe existing, lawfully operating establish­ ments. Me bain said on Friday tli.it after he bad fmllirr Investi­ gated the Hirer Sanford sites, be planned to drop at least one - sltr a 10 . on agricultural area near N. While Cedar Hd. Narcissus Ave and Iowa Ave. "fills Is Ihe least desirable of Ihe Ihrrr to be re-jtoned." Mi Unit said "Tills Is a victory," Patterson said, "and we Intend to get Ihr other sites removed also." 'Die pastor has lieeu distrib­ uting a bulletin with pit lures of what It might look like If udull entertainment bllllmurds ap­ peared along 1-4 or llwy 46 near the Seminole Towne Cen­ ter. The signs are transposed from pictures taken near the Mlrunopy exit on Interstate 75. "Is this what Is In Sunfurd's future?" Patterson asked. Dale said Friday that strong illy and county billboard and sign restrictions would prevent mucli of the potential adver­ tising problems. 5 U - . / - />)!/• A V *C - , ' nmn i I ha regulatory part ot trvi Or iVumcn (Pari A) hai potunbal Countywtoa afgacatrons The general public is encouraged to appear at Ibis heanng and present rpu1 regarding the proposed ordinance in accordance with toe procedures used by to* BCC or submit written comments to toe Current Ptam ng Office. 1101 East Fast Street. Santonl FL 32771, telephone (407) 32M l 30. extension 7433 of FAX 3283233 This hearing may be continued from lime to hme as found necessary by toe BCC Copies of toe proposed ordeveice. and related mtormebon, inducing any wrm«n comments timely received, are available tor public review at toe address above. Rorm tOOO. between toe hours ol 8 00 a m and 5 00 pm , Monday through Frxfay. eiclinkr*) holxlays A copy of toe proposed onknance is also available lor pubfcc review al toe County Commission Records Office al the above address. Room 2204 Persons with tksabrhnes needing assistance to participate in any ol these proceeikngs should contact the Human Resources Department ADA Coordinator 48 hours in advanced toe heanng at (407) 3 2 M I3 0 . entensicn 7441 Persona are advised toal it they wish lo appeal any decision made at toe heanng. they will need a record of toe proceeikngs. and lor such purpose, they may need to ensure toal a verbatim record of trie proceeikngs is made, which record ndude* toe testimony and evidence upon which ire appeal <s to be based, per Section 286 0106. Florida Statutes BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BY: JOHN DWYER, MANAGER CURRENT PLANNING PUBLISH: December 7.1997 - �SanforJ Harold. Sonhxd Honda POLICE BRIEFS Burglary attempt K«tlpH Hardy. 28. of .102 Sir 1-iWTrncr Dr.. Sanford, wan arirnlrtl Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Hardy was rhargrd with attempted bur•ll.iry lo structure (un.irmrd) and arrested In Ihr 500 block ol Orungr Boulevard. Hardy allegedly tried to break In an Aeroatar van. Cannabis possession James Scott, 30. of M 2 PinDr.. Sanford. wan arrented Wednenday by Sanford P"llre. Scott wan charged with ponnmnlon of rannabln under 20 gramn and arrented In the 1000 hktrk of Went 22nd Street. Officer obnerved two thigglen with a green leafy wibntaine In Scott's car. moaa Aggravated battery Gregory Hamilton. 24. of <M3 ll.ikewell Cl.. Lake Mary, wan arrented Wednenday by Semi note County deputies. Hamil­ ton wan rlkirged with aggra­ vated battery (with a motor vrhli lei and arrrnted In the 3000 bl<nk of Like Emma Itoad. Hamilton allegedly struck a m ans rigid thigh. aUivr bin knee wlllr the bumper of hln cur. DUI charged Trtnta Young. 10. of 70(1 C e­ dar Creek C l r . Sanford. wan arrented Thursday Iry Sanford police Young wan charged wuh Dill .out arrented in the MV 100 block of Cedar Creek Cir­ cle. Report nald that Young went from the right lane to the left and then bark again. Re­ port ulno nald that Young ran her car up on tire ronrrrte curb. Incidents A General Electric televlnlon and a Sharp televlnlon wan ntolerr Thursday In the 2400 block of Myrtle Avenue. Total amount of property nlolrn wan •725. fou r pair of drapen were ntolen Wednenday In the 000 block of Eanl Thin! .Street The drapen total were S300. A Texan Instrument calcula­ tor wan ntolen Thumday In the 1000 block of South Trench Avenue. A while NO Hunk Century four door. Ilcrnne plate UZQIRQ. wan ntolen Wednenday In the 1000 blink of Holly Ave­ nue. five parka of nteakn were nlolrn Wednenday In the 3100 block of Orlando Drive. The nteakn were worth S 3 1 total Two air Iwnrn. a grinder and a weliler were ntolen Wrdnenday In the 2000 blot k of Went Airport lloulevard Total amount of pro|w-rty ntolen wan • I 1*10 A 3N ralllier handgun wan ntolen III tile 4 0 ) him k if Lorunl Avenue T h e w a y w e w ere: M ore on S a n fo rd ’s Naval A ir Station More from the NNAS Sandy, donated by Lt/ and Sonny Hor­ ton to tlie Sanford Munettm. Mils November 3. I‘M4 Innue In a very tnlomuillve one It wan pilbllnlied an a net olid annlver viry Innue of the rommlsslonIng of the Naval Air Station In Sanford. Sunday Dscamfcef 7. 1997 •M W inter S p rin g s co p s turn up the H E A T WINTER SPRINGS - Winter Springs Poller are hoi on the trail of holiday rrlmlnals this season. On Dec. 4. Ofc. Allison Smith and Ofc. Connl Oldham apprehended Iwo Juveniles Involved In a residential burglary In progress. Two hours later, three subjects Involved In a gas theft from a convenience store were also apprehended. Wlntrr Springs Police De­ partment on Dec. I Initiated a program called HEAT. Holiday Enforcement Action Tram. The learn consists of extra marked and unmarked vehicles and ex­ dm gs or alcohol, and rrcklrss drivers. In addition In the HEAT be­ ing turned up this holiday sea­ son. HEAT will become nn an­ nual enforcement action and will Involve all members of Ihe police department. said spokesman Ofr. Robin Uernosky. tra police offterrs to keep the rlly as safe as possible during the holiday season. Traditionally, crime nation­ wide Increases during Ihe holi­ days. These extra units are p a ­ trolling city neighborhoods. Irusincsses. and monitoring traffic for speeders, people driving under Ihe Influence of 9 ^ h e R o b in so n s have one w ord for all o f you w h o th in k you can’t afford your ow n h o m e. I he reality »», it you take the right *tep«, you can own yonr own home. And ur can *h,rw you Ixrw We'll *tort bv reviewing your finan­ cial cituatinn. Then we'll work together to develop a plan that make* it possible lor you to ptmhatc a b o rn e nt your own there are a number id mortgage option* available, including our Community Mortgage Loan' that let* you borrow up to 174,11111) S» takr the lir*f »tep. Ami »tart living your dream* Hie workdmp will be held at The (irester Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, 4 0 0 Fast l«t Street, Sanford, Florida. Saturday, December 11, 1W 7 12:10p m - t 10 p m | K*a 1 -toitagcuh C v*-»e»e-f g V • g a W s ^ f t k i (•• • d g* S IV« II * .(C mS , ' - R • • I* I A \>«* >«•«• It Id"#* \Mi 1 * # h in j S * « \|» 1 • mt * i. k-a k Program for Day There were neveral arttvltlen plannrd to help i elebrate (lie annivernary An soon an every thing wan nrcurrd for the day. There wnnkt lie a nliowtng of the latent Hollywood feature InStored hy a Kiddles Matinee Next would come vartoun ath­ letic gamrn - football. Iiankrlball. volley I m I I . tetuiln and paddle lennln I*r1/en werr lo lie awarded for the tug of war. three legged rare, wheetbirrow race and nark rare. At 1700 hourn (here would he a barbecue with all the trim tilings Iheti bark to the movten for a program of shortn. car tminn and iiewnrerln. A top dlgtil vaudeville nhow wan alno Mheduled l.der an wan a new feature picture nhow WAVES A detachment of WAVES wan alno ntallniied at SNAS. bill not much wan told about them Several of Ihetn werr In ple­ n u m which nhowrd them ruttmg an anniversary rakr. un­ der a peanut Irrr on Daytona lleacli. around a radiophonograph and In the lounge of lheir Uirrark*. They were alno In plelurrn with oilier Millinn pernonnel at their vartoun dullen. ■porta mad Recreation The Welfare and Krcrrutlon Department wan under the m i pervlnlon of f.t. L.H. Williamnon. Tlie ntatlon library wan vrry popular: It fraturrd all types of hooks, leading newspapers and popular magazines There are plrlurm of vartoun artlvtllm at the Titusville Aux­ iliary airfield where approxi­ mately 120 SNAS personnel were stationed. The Sanford Municipal Dali Park Is shown which was used by the SNAS. It stated under tlie picture that prior to the war. the held was the southern home of the llonton Braves. It was announced that the USO building bad been drdl ruled July 15. 1043. John F. Stonlk was director and a monthly ultrndance exceeded 13.000. Tlie USO also brought In various performers who at­ tracted large attendance lo the station theater. William F. Melton, Trunk Sunhom. John Daniels and Frank Marker were tlie projrr tlnnmta who showed dally movies In the bane theater. Student officers look about 45 minutes of exercise five days a week on the Officers Hard Surface Area l.l A M llaraha* and U (Jg) John R. Edison bad charge of Ifie offi­ cers athletic program assisted by Uirty Ptvec. i U l l l * I? l I % » I I I | l I $ SI. - . , I l l, I t ' l l ' . THOM MCAN In ce n tive — Hnwn iradrr Continued from Page XA naxxoMmwah has been manufacturing ladles' handtkigs for the past five years. The Clnclnnall plant produces custom leather tool and brtel cases Simmons said the company Initially applied lo the county lor assistance, however, be said be would tie surprised If the company met the county's rerpilreinenls of new construc­ tion. The leather company would not lie building a new structure, be said, adding that Sanford's economic Incentive program was |obs based TTirsr guys are In a facility herr.* Simmons said. "They're really Idling us they want rnoiigh Incrnllvr to move here or they will go away totally.* Actually. Simmons said. Ihrrr would be a net Job loss because the company would be taking away more Jobs than they would bring In. However, hr added. I>y looking at the net salaries it would be a parody. Simmons, who has hern In contact with company officials, said he does not yet have a recommendation for the city commission because all the Information Is not In. He said Charles Rowe, director of Community Development, Is working on the project and has come up with some creative ways to limit the city's Imme­ diate out-of-pocket expenses should Sanford decide lo pro­ vide the Incentive. *Wc'H think this one through." Simmons said, add­ ing that he willhave Informa­ tion lo present to commis­ sioners on Monday. ikaddrkig <H) fine leather casuals •and dress shoes for men. Now at Kmart! HLask leather nas i,v *h(v,n dress shir* T lu t n <A\C' A i hnm 24.99 Hnwn ml leather *pmt* wide width mux lor lilack ml ih,husk leather oxford* plain lie- dre** oxlmd* Everyday 2 9 .99 Fine leather Classic styling Total comfort Hnmn oil-leolher m «c lie casual o *f«fil* Iltnwn grain* leather plain lor titlocd* C L A U D E T T E ’S ReUtxer C ut $ / l CD C u rls 50 Opart 9 - 7 Th.. Frt, Bat * Sun. or by appt. 501 Sanford Ave., (Comer of 5th Avc.), Sanford » 322-9387 Cftuicc of leather comfort oxford* in black ur hone uc black walker* IW'kltVN* i • Sale ends Saturday, Dec. 13, 1997 �T .lfiT E d ito ria ls/ ED I TORI ALS What’s in a name? Plenty at this airport With new members in place at the Brat Sanford Airport Authority Board meeting in January, thoughts again will turn to the attport’s name. Sparks Sew when board members changed tt from Central Florida Regional Airport to Orlando San­ ford Airport artthout discussing the change with city Luniinlaaiuin.ii, Orlando Interna­ tional Airport board ntcmbem were dtottnctfy cool toward the Sanford name, claiming tt conhued tourists thinking they were flying Into OLA. Authority board member Duke Adamson, a seven-year veteran, has defended the new name, citing the need for our local airport to become known aa an Orlando destina­ tion for International tourists, not a pe­ ripheral destination somewhere in Florida. He has traveled extensively to market the Idea as a leisure traveler's destination, and reports that travel agents and consultants have sent letters of support that the Or­ lando Sanford Airport name la a key to our success. He farther backs hta position with examples of airport names In other major markets: New York LaOuaidia. New York JFK. London Gatwtek. London Heathrow, not the other way around. Just aa In Or­ lando Sanford, not the other way around. Another airport board member, Robbie Robertson, makes an Impassioned plea that Sanford, the town we all call home, once again has been shafted to cash tn on the name recognition of Orlando. Long­ time residents were aghast that the airport was not named Sanford Orlando. New member Lon Howell thinks tourists are not picking the Sanford destination for the name, but for the economic savings: It’s cheaper and (aster for International travel­ ers to fly Into Sanford than Into Orlando International. And we need to maintain friendly relations with the OLA board, whose members would also prefer the name be Sanford Orlando. A recent shuffling of board members serving on committees w " f iv v ttii the Is­ sue. MasMon. a pilot and succcaaftil busi­ nessman. waa taken off the marketing committee. Howell and new member Ken Wright were put on It by Chairman San­ dra Olenn. who said Howell and Wright were the only members who expressed written Interest to be on the marketing committee. Adamson was taken abuck, questioning why Wright, with legislative connections, was not put on the legislative committee instead, and why he was taken off of the marketing committee, after three years. Those three years have seen a dra­ matic Influx of European tourism, due In large part to the efforts of the marketing committee. Member Kay Shoemaker agreed that Adamson should remain In marketing. He waa replaced anyway. It la our opinion that Adamson belongs on the marketing committee and that the airport name controversy Is currently one of politics and parochialism. That we all love Sanford and ao tt should be bated first tn the airport name la not the Issue. That a deal should be made to change the name, pacifying OLA board members. Is not the The Issue Is business. Adamson to date, makes the best argu­ ment for the current name, with dramatic International growth to back him up. How­ ell could be right, that the low cost is the draw, tf you give them a deal, they will come. But we have not heard bom him any good argument to change the name AQAIN. which would coal roughly $30,000 and could potentially cause some Interna­ tional confusion. We would like to see this board attack the problem using strong business sense. Show ua the statistics and marketing ■httfrea that support one name over the other. That wtil convince us. Until then, we think the airport name should remain as It fa, to be changed only with clear and con­ vincing business evidence that another name la better, not because our decision makers are being parochial and political. Berry’s World 'T h a t rem inds m at Are your naval oranges in V W e must redevelop this highway Th in k About th is , S A fflin otA C o u n ty u w muen nceora iiu m u p n rm . i ney are lo he commended. Tbs truth la that this should a political Issue. V S. 17-93 la * 1 tot data from the far south of our county to the county amt o f Sanford m the north. The redevelopment of this madway can only produce benefits to every city involved. To think that we have an time, to proceed to widen thia unkempt county and rides and not da tt. baffles the tal to the wtdrning and Mary Boulevard. He has fou#tt for mental Issues- He's done a meal deal Is try and Improve the quality of life for a l of ua in acotfnolt County. between the U P C IP iM IM r TONY TIZZIO W hat affects disabled persons My idea of leadership S em in ole C ounty School Board member. If FCAT scores are Education Com Sa Seminole County So have been saying tf into an attack. He (u n i t u i i i u a i « w um am one who baa never been In one of our schools...’ (Oh yes. did you notice that his col­ umn violated the new Boardmanahlp Policy ha voted for and signcd7) I’ll leave tt up lo you-have you read the Good Kid stories I’Ve done on school children In the Sanford ana? Or tlw stories about the schools In the cluster antes that have aqr by-Una on them? I have vtstted 34 schools Once school the bottom Korea—not Improving on those ■ b » are aheady acortng at top levels. IVe led the mavement that reduced daaa atxea acroaa the county. I've led the movement to iirthcr reduce cnee atse In the Sanford cluster achnola ao that all children will get an opportuntty logo to college—not just those few who sbuled-and have joined the FTA in each of those schools I visit schools when the stu­ dents an there—not when than Is a ground breaking or a dedication and the TV stations an there. Maybe that's not good potIUcs-but then rm not concerned about convincing vot­ ers tn the year 3000-rm concerned about Im­ proving your ochoola no*. But since Furlong brou^u it up-lsfe tali about relevant education In Seminole County. Is It relevant for everyone -or Just the college bound students Furlong Identifies with? We can all be proud of the 3700 students who graduate each year. B4 percent of wham go on to college of some sort. But what about ths 1500-1800 high school students each year who magnet echool. Three votes and It la done! It leave the system without graduating? What then heromea the leaponaibUlty of the chief ■bout the 375 middle school students who left administrator to implement the policy. In* school last year? A n we providing a relevant stead, you've waited those seven years until the education for them? furlong identifies with Justice Department finally stepped In and de­ those who are successful and Ignores those creed that your children would have magnet who aren't. schools- The administrator found the The superintendent showed my World Class money for them this year-do you beUeve that Schools class a chart that graphically tOua- It couldn't have been found last year? Or the tratea how many Srmtnnle County elementary yean before If the Board said to do ao? Lead­ students are to ths bottom 38 pertan* of CTBS ership la takfc* positive steps with your Measaeons aa compand to the state average score. •not watting until aomeonr else says you have Sanford area ■**■"*■ have aa many aa half of to do U. Furlong la right that I challenge the parts of the students in the echool scoring in the bot­ tom 25 quartUe. Are those students getting a the school system I feel aren’t working’ as well relevant education? la Furlong’s leadership aa they should be. Let him chccrlead for those evident aa he complain because I won't loin kids who an going on to collcgc-they deserve him In sticking one’s head In the sand and Ig­ It. I'd rather attend a helping hand to those noring 37 yean of poor performance In San­ Idda who won’t be on the stage at graduation. Identify a problem and then take positive ford area schools? You Improve school system scons by raising steps to solve tt. That’s my Idea of leadership! In but weeks article we covered what affects a disabled person’s bfr. It waa an overview. If you will. Today we will continue In that vein. Those In medicine say a patient's inability to per­ form an activity because of some physical or mental disorder Is called a disability. Dis­ abilities can range from relatively minor to tht'nmre serious. Adapting to a disability takes Ume and the islstsnrr of educated professionals who with disabled propie. Physicians, physical and occupational therapists. social workers, psychologists. and others can as­ sist tn this process of rehabilitation. Dis­ abled people can learn to compensate, and many develop careers tn areas that might otherwise have been unexplored In the past. In the past, disabled people were regarded with a great deal of fear and suspicion. They often shut away tn back rooms committed to Institutions. Though recently then has been a shift In attitude that has led to new and more productive pattcraa of living. Loan of hearing or eight requires special education as part of rehabilitation. Up reading and sign language are Important aklUa lor the deaf person to learn. CompanIon dogs and even monkeys can be trained tc help deaf persona with their day to day needs. Braille, guide dogs, canes and tape recorders can help blind people maintain their Independence. Rehabilitation and exercise are especially Important for people with muscular disabili­ ties. The affected limbs are exercised pas­ sively by having another person move the arm or leg through (he normal range of mo­ tions. Portions of the body not affected can be actively exercised. For example, a paraean pull up on a bar suspended over a r chair. Rehabilitation often Includes occupational training. People who have developed disabili­ ties because of an tntury or disease may not be able to resume their former occupations, but often they can lead productive Itveo after Job training. The disabled person’s physical environ­ ment poses many barriers for people with disabilities. Although architects and city planner* are moro aware of the needs of dis­ abled people, there are still areas where a person confined to a wheelchair cannot en­ ter. Hopefully, this too will end someday. Wheelchair access at doorwaya. curbs, ramps and public restrooms an designs that accommodate the disabled. Braille signs In public areas, such as tn elevators, an a Vest help to blind people. Other important K �Homeowners face fight against development, for environment CASEY GLUCKMAN Casey GJudunan la a parkier InM T i during the spring IBM reference to my project, wrote ■ letter to SanW » director of Planning and Derelopmrnt noting that the land u n few thto property m conalotcnt with the otu plan I proposed. fur­ ther. the atte plan I proposed at that time cntompaaard nearly BOO ranltlCuntly units-the project M N to now rncoinaaaaeakM than OOC who are In bnc to make ohort-tenn financial flalna from the project, charactcrlae oppo­ nent* aa "no-growlhers* who have got Ihelm and want to prevent anyone ctoc from com­ ing to flonda. While etttsena struggle to maintain their quality of Me at the local level, the money player* and local governments have moved to the Tallahaaoee arena. In the capital. cttlarna to object to and legally challenge projects. Olvcn this pressure. and the fact that crime and public school lasues have dis­ placed environmental and growth Issues aa the top concerns in pubtte opinion poll*, state legislators now believe that eWrens Conatdertng the above, please bear In mind that I am not aaMng that any law be changed. I came to the Sanford area because the proj­ ect’s land wsa in an area where I could attract residents, and btetoto* 'the law at' the land would allow me to build whql I want ‘ •mat. through tta ronyrtotgi city and county uivtbad ms ta cepted that tnvttatton. If the t with that invitation. than tha complaint wsa during the frer the law to In sm *---- * * * * la —- - * T lz z io disabled person. Special eating UtensiVt, al?. low a person with hand disabilities .t » eat with a minimum of discomfort. J an what affects the dlaahlra person. M e gome research on today's topic the following"*bilrracthre E n n ^ k ^ d ta a !*S Cnearta. Compton's and G roU erft. LETTERS Help find family Over 10 yean ago a telephoned me from Florida. She talked with ore wife. My wife remembers her name sounded something like •Shirley" or *Shallcy*. This woman claimed to be my slater and ahe knew specific details about my We. However, my wife knew of no such slater that existed by the name of •Shirley" or "Shaifey*. who lived ta Honda. That conversation ended when my wife told her that ahe must be talking about tome other Charles A. M e n . Then five yean ago a man from Florida telephoned and talked with me. claiming to be my brother. He knew a great deal about me and my life. However. I knew nothing about him and neither did I know of the existence of such a brother. The conversation ended when he told me hla brother wsa a Baptist and I re•ponded by saying that I not a Baptist and couldn't be hla brother, even though I was actively tnvol with a different religion at the time. Today. I am about old and I on|y months ago that I wsa not rmteed by ray birth parents. Both the Individuals mentioned above were looking for a Charles A. M ere. When they called I didn't know that the siblings that I was raised with were my cousins and that I had birth siblings that existed. I waa never told about their exis­ tence. know that I have birth that have tried to reach me. Now, I am trying to reach them. I write this letter to you In hopes that It might be published, so that those that have called me before will read this and call again. I very much want to meet and get to know my birth siblings, and to team more about my past that I know nothing about. 1 still live In Seattle, Washington, and my telephone number ta the same aa when they called •nsnaW M tisnt If you warty about land uses ta your area and bettors that growth management la nrerasary to protect our environment, now to the time to renew the commitment to Join with your neighbors and become active. a will protect your quality of life i the provision of necessary Infrasuch aa schools, sewage treatnns and safe drinking water. You your neighborhood association* and cittern groups must take the time to ninleate with local state legislators. It to time for state representatives and matore to hear that quality of life and natural beauty must be more than a selling i to lure new people to Florida. It to an pari of a meaningful, healthy life who already live ncre. They m a t be told that sound land-use and preserving Ihe growth management process to impor­ tant lo you. Good public notice and access to local government decision-making--and the ability to challenge unsound develop­ ment-are essential to everyone’s quality of life. Thto effort to necessary to manage our growth and protect our environment. With­ out It. the suecrsafiil campaign ado hiring people to the state will continue, but there win be fewer and fewer places still around to pitch. nwwtds ai thto Juvenile justice scheme Sheriff Don Eallnger strikes me as a sheriff who does a fairly good Job In moat areas of law enforcement, but hia latest scheme to stay on top with the latest goes beyond "Protect and Serve*, and to an Intrusion Into the cMl liberties of some of our cttlxens. I am referring to "Juvenile Justice.* ’Juvenile Justice* may well be better named 'Juvenile In­ justice". It to a spin off of a pari of the old HRS. a part which did not work. In far too many Instances, when Juve­ niles are caught committing crimes, tt to usually of little concern how they are prose­ cuted, now the problem to who to betng prosecuted. A goal of the sheriff, tn an effort to streamline the Juvenile system, to to gtvc a deputy, or a local police officer authority to pick a kid up off tha street on a presumption that they are truants or that they may have been up to some unknown mtochleC to simplify paper­ work by Ailing ta about three lines of a preprinted form, quickly drop the ‘ suspect" off at any one of many i lenity located Juvenile Justice Centers, and continue patrol on Ihe road. The system to going too for. The problem to the kid may have a legitimate right to be walking down the street, have done nothing Illegal, but still be Incarcerated. Without any proof, any kid can be accused and be entered into the system >where they and their families are abused by the procedures of the system Itself. In thto system tt does not matter whatsoever If the kid to Inno­ cent or guilty until well after the harm and trauma to done to both the Ud and hla family. 1 OK. aay your Ud to now cntried Into this ’Juvenile Justice System' .You are Informed that drug profile and family profile assessment forms are required to be filled out These forma have an array of ques­ tions which violate nearly every privacy known, and the an­ swers from which to choose from, ta many Instances do not uffuif Innocent uuwtcub m y™ relate toj being If you decline to piutlctp*tc you ore u will be charged with told you opt of Court* because. ’ Contempt you are told, the agency to arm of the Court Now you and are charged with crimes, your Constitutional Right to race your accuser means nothing, aa It has gone by the wayside. A permanent record to made which presumes and seems to Indicate guilt - so or not! Contrary to what we are told. Juvenile records are not scaled to everyone: nearly every government licensing agency has access to every re­ cord regarding an tadtriauaL Suspicion of wrongdoing will be ta the kid’s permanent rec­ ord. and you (both parents; have mtoaerl days of work. Tha current Juventto Justice >to mars than a way to budd • volume of crime statistics, great far federal and |frro/4 far tha tBUlW A ~°f hw cn (ft to a bustae** and create Job security.; Our legislators got Juvenile Justice out of the HRS, and even rename the agency. 'Children ft Family Services’ • but they left thto rogue agency set the loose! They should have tt off the face of Fighting drugs After trying Irving to ijrt get drugs and community, there has been aooie Improvement. It could be better tf the Sheriffs depart­ ment would spend some time tn the area. When I talk- to the Chief Deputy, his response ta that they are supposed to be out there, when I talk to the SgL an duty they say we only have one deputy and he has to cover Highway 17-93 South to Lake Mary Bred, and North to Interstate 4. Lake Mary Bred. Weal to Interstate 4 and all the area that la Included In that block. I have also been told he haa other priority calls. The Chief Deputy haa told me nd time again that thto high priority area, but It’s not covered that way. On 11-2I-B7, working In my yard, seeing so many drug safes. I called to report tt. The deputy came out three times and spent lew than five minutes in the area. He spent most of that time on one call when he cir­ cled the block twice. The Chief Deputy has told me for the past two years we are going lo be hiring more deputies. I f they have been hired. It has not helped tills area. I know that they cannot be out here 34 hours a day and night, but when they spend 10 to 15 min­ utes every two to three hours, there to a difference. I know I can ace tt. I also know there was no time spent out here on 11-31-07 even after I called and talked to the Sgt. on duty. He told me that the deputy had other calls and that he would came back when he waa not buoy. It aecma like a high pri­ ority area to me. what about you Sanford? Think before you turn your police department over to the Sheriff. We Care About Your Needs, N ot Ours, So... • we offer the best service at a reasonable price • we do all preparation at our location • we meet your time schedule • we offer trusted prearrangemenls with no Interest charge J M K M U T K IU N G ram kow F uneral H ome since 1956 500 B. Airport Btvil.. Sunfortl. FL 32773 322-320 IwwaSnunlyoums wwy* » » *• toN nasruauisdn aoaaonno^wMx* ioxMnsia toI* hm*si« of ft* maaewat teae#Fiswe»'an be«ucew*aartMed usirraoadavwO'A nsustwto •-ma u sSama sue 4 IK** at* - la. aannaiva la rn~‘ r' Coll today lo floe* Vwt Ad �HH W i H PH H I M • Ssrribrd Hm M. Ssntort. Ftortd* • Suiday. D m n « « f 7. (997 A fter H ours Sanford Middle bands making holiday music SANFORD - The Sanford Middle School bonds will be performing the annual Winter Concert on the evening of De­ cember 9 at 7:30 p.m. In the Louis D. Pelham Gymnasium. Under the direction of Rhett Cox. the Beginning. Concert. Symphonic, and Jazz Bands will present a variety of selec­ tions lo kick off the holiday and winter season. Also at that time the Band Boosters will be holding a bake sale so that guests may stork up on their holiday goodies. Pro­ ceeds from the sale will go to support the band. The public Is Invited lo attend. The Jazz Band has been Invited to per­ form on December I I for over 100 members of the Sanford Senior Center and the Sanford Friends at their annual Holiday Brunch. The Jazz Band will play for about 45 minutes with both holiday and traditional HooesL Guinntecdaod jazz and jazz rock music. Hand Director. Rhett Cos. said. *We | always enjoy going out Into the community to share our music. We hope we provide entertain­ ment to our listeners, while giving our students an oppor­ tunity to showcase their many taknls.* Service with t Nttds. Harrell & Beverly Transmissions uij AutomaticTransmissions A chat with Duran D uran’s Nick Rhodes font 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 Same Location mv- m h BT DAVID n u z m Herald Staff Writer____________ ORLANDO • Thanksgiving night, the AOs rock group Duran Duran packed the square In front of Pleasure Island s West End Stage, for two hours playing tunes from their heydays and rocking with cur­ rent songs. Before that show, however, hand founder Nick Rhodes was able lo speak shout the group in the years past and the years ahead. 'Duran Duran left an tmprtnt that is still vny pres­ ent with a lot of people.’ he said over the phone from his Miami hotel room and prior to doing a show In Fort Lauder­ dale. Disney’s Pleasure Island was the second slop on the four stop swing through Flor­ ida. The lour they are currently on Is promoting their llth al­ bum release Medazzaland. During the PI show. Dunut Duran sang ’ Electric Barbarella" mixing It with past hits like ’ Hungry like the Wolf* and *Rlo*. But the post Is not where Duran Duran chooses to dwell. 'Technology has always been at the heart of Duran Duran.* said Rhodes. He said that the In* Residents of Village Oaks at Tuskswills, an assisted living community for seniors, will make this December a little brighter with a Christmas Tree Lighting on Monday. Dec. 8. at 8:30 p.m. The tree, decked from top to bottom with lights and ornaments by the seniors, will be the center of attention at this enlightening event. Helping In the merriment will be the children’s choir from the Covenant School and the Sal­ vation Army Choir. Topping off this event will be hot chocolate and cookies for all. Village Oaks at TualuwlUa la located at 1016 Wills Springs Drive. For more Information, call Carolyn Robbins at (407) 699-7999. Hwy. 417, Lon (wood (407) 834-3615 Mulch, Pine Bark, Chips Call Today For Prices rnSSSlM ilch a Pine'Bart] ! MUVUIDQIIPtCKIDU»’ UM0100YMN » ** WlhThisCoupon Its the store you remember with Duran Duran, from Ml: Nkk group has been on the cutting edge as they were the first group to download and aell music on the Internet. They will have on up and running OTP Is a non profit, profes-slooal theatre In residence at see. . . Irfyltwilcte calibrates The students at Idyllwylde Elementary School will be performing a play about accep­ tance called Pie Knliibow Christmas on Tuesday. Dec. 9, at 7:30 p.m. Admission Is free. Located on Vlhlen Hoad, there will be two performances given to the student body In the morning. Central Florida Lyric Opara Hie Central Florida Lyric Opera will present Its New Year’s Eve Gala on Wednesday, Dec. 31. at Marriott Downtown located at 400 W. Livingston Street. The evening will begin with cocktails ul 8 p.m. and Magic Kingdom dinner starting at 8:30 p.m. Christmas Entertainment for the evening will be presented by the Resi­ Again this year, the Magic dent Artists of (lie Central Florida Lyric Opera who will be Kingdom at Walt Disney World performing music from opera, wtU be hosting Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party on De­ light opera and Broadway. cember 8. 11. 13, 18 and 19. Dancing will also be available Mickey Mouse himself hosts throughout die evening and a this classic festival of fun champagne toast will be given complete with ptxle dust and at midnight. Formal attire Is snowflakes, cookies and hot requested. Tickets are 460 per chocolate. plus memorable person. Corporate tables (10 music of the season. Quests personsl are ulso available, will ace performances of please ask for details. To re­ ’ Mickey’s Very Merry Christ­ serve your tickets or for more mas Parade,* special stage Information, please contact the allows and holiday fireworks. Lyric Opera’s offices at (407) Disney party planners predict 847-7781. a *100 percent chance of Ourrles* when a bank of artificial Holiday Choral snow machines behind Main Street, USA brings a happy Concsrt at SCC ending to each evening. Ad­ vance tickets for this special Seminole Community College event are 927 for guests 10 and will present Its 31st Annual older (429 at the gate) and 417 Holiday Choral Concert on for children 3-9 (419 at the Sunday, Dec. 7, at three gate). For more Information, o'clock. The event will be held call (407) 824-4321. For reser­ In the Fine Arts Concert Hall vations. call 407/W-DISNEY. on the college campus. The public Is cordially Invited and African-American admission Is free. The Chop drama pramlars alters and Chorale of SCC will perform a variety of choral mu­ Stakin' the Mess OutIn Mis­ sic from around the world In ery, by African-American play­ celebration of the holiday sea­ wright Shay Youngblood, de­ son. Soloists have been se­ lected from the two choirs, and buts In December In Orlando Theatre Project’s Acts of Pas­ Robin Lee Parker will accom­ pany the concert. sion series. The staged playreading will be presented at Seminole Community Col­ Attention crafters lege's Fine Arts Theatre on Saturday. Dec. 13. at 8 p.m., Crafters and exhibitors are and on Sunday. Dec. 14. at 2 p.m. Admission Is free, and needed for the Tlmbercrest Elementary Third Annual Win­ reservations are not necessary. ter Festival slated for today. OTP's Acts of Passion scries Tlmbercrest Elementary School provides theatre professionals with a forum through which to la located at 2401 Eustace present their own passions. Avenue, Deltona. site at www.duranduran.com which should be up sometime this month. He also said that they were the first group to use video screens live In concert situations. Rhodes Is Joined, of course. In his band with lead singer Simon LeBon and guitarist Warren Cuccurollo. When Duran Duran first started, the band was five pieces with the Taylor brothers fissurtatfa® 25 Rhodes, *We are a multi-media rock act with dance and elec­ tronic,* Duran Dunut Is one of the few bands lo survive the 80s sharing that distinction with the likes of Depeche Mode. U2. and until recently. INXS. Just to name a few. According to Rhodes, the band will continue to grow. *Wr will continue to change." said Rhodes, ’ and use s lot more technology.* He said the music will con­ tinue to - reflect futuristic vi­ sions. relationships, people, paranoia, and struggling with situations. *We want our fans It. to, h*» sfldr t’v if. i Rhbdes -* said the’ biggest compliment that they have re­ ceived recently Is that a critic said their new album sounds like the debut of a new band. Winter Springs festival celebrates the season WINTER SPRINGS • Coming lo Winter Springs Saturday, Dec. 13, Winter Springs, Cen­ tral Winds Park In cooperation with the City of Winter Springs will present “Winter Spectacu­ lar 97~. Admission and parkbig Is free for all attending and gates will open at 10 a.m. The spectacular will feature *the Winter Spectacular Mid­ way* with free family rides. There wtU be free pictures with A rtsM all artists seek new home From Staff Reports WINTER PARK The ArtsMall, home to 48 artist studio spaces. 20 tenant com­ panies. and facilities such as the Black Box Theatre. Bella Ftgura Qallery and Ethnic Art Gallery, will dose its doors January 21. 1998, to make way for new mall construction at its Whiter Park Mall site. ’ Originally, the mall man­ agement gave us six months but our life span stretched to two and a half years.’ said ArtsMall director Rhett C. Cork. ’ During that time, we not only survived but blos­ somed and we look at what we've done with pride and a sense of accomplishment. We are extremely grateful to our benefactor. The Morbltxer Group, and mall owner Vadim Nikltlne. who stepped forward with this facility and made this experience possible.’ ArtsMall opened In Septem­ ber of 1995, sparked by the efforts of ArtsMall founder Jr ante Linders. During Us more than two year stint, the facility enjoyed steady growth. The ArtsMall’s various gallery spaces have sponsored more than 15 visual arts exhibitions goo AitsMaD, Fags 7A □ gifts you love! IWA •Muffy VenderBear O • Crane Stationery •Crabtree A Evelyn •Seagull Pevricr •Vera Bradley •Boyd's Bean 4 H - * * * a jsS»; • Cavpari •lampe Berger g th e S n /a m U Unique sifts, stationary and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of W at Lake Mary Bfvd. and Lake Emm* Road 829-2244 Sonia In the North Pole Pavil­ ion. Tons of 'real* snow will fall In the -Winter Snow Forest* Pavilion. There will also be live name entertainment free on the Winter Spectacular Main Stage featuring the ac­ claimed 'Beatlemonla* live In concert, a tribute to the Fab 4 with two special performances, ■pecla) musical guest The An­ gelo Ballast ero Band.* The event will conclude with the new 1997 edition of 'Miracle In the Sky’ the In­ credible holiday fireworks symphony featuring a live score adaptation by composer Rick Sllanakas, 78.000 waits of digital sound and effects, the award winning *SanIore Fire­ works* and the magic of Moun­ tain View Productions. A great selection of food and beverages will be available for ■ole throughout the festival grounds. The event Is spon­ sored by the ’ Cash 4 Titles* company located throughout the southeast United States. Central Winds Park Is located at Highway 434 off of 17-92 In Winter Springs. Schlotzsky’s D eli Try an Original. We have a gut feeling you'll love It. ScMunsy• Orton* SanMcfi Stra3MMM«ng sacs otfussOtfOoutms mutt. Rs* woman Oaasst, kmhumom. Mura ortors tndmstansdbOcko M anourtWrausMod Fmft t W MwUoutfi burs. Ws VS* n tsMM fourOwn* 2404 ONLANDO DR. (17*41) 1/2M. Nt. * f Airport BlvA, SANFORD • (4071384>IM7 • FAXi 324-4412 i---------------j a M n ig K ------------------ i r ------------ M A M H M M r ------------ i S ch loM sK y'o D eli INDIVIDUAL PIZZA I I A M IDIUM DftINK I • iioioua. - - - w i ••--- 1 * 3.00 pm. P M I O R IG I N A L ■ S A N D W IC H �Santort Hereto. Sanford, Florida• Sunday. 7.1M7-TA ArtsMalltime. ArtaMall has to sa many as 30 them the Ortando Philhar­ monic. Our Gang flayers, and Orlando Oay Chorus. The Or­ lando Philharmonic regularly conducts Its rehearsals st the ArtsMsO. and has recorded there. This high level of activ­ ity demonstrated the validity at the arta incubator concept for Orlando, said Cork. The ArtsMalTa single moat Impor­ tant accomplishment was the growth potential that II o f ­ fered,* she said. "Suddenly, artists had a legitimate venue In which to display Iheir work >that they hadn't had ArtsMall gave them the chance to grow as artists with the possibility of success. Also, the opportuni­ ties here far collaboration took many artlata and performing groups farther creatively, and In a shorter period of lime. than they would have gone without that Influence.* With ArtsMall closing, all of Its tenant companies are now looking for new space.* said Cock. Groups of visual artists and performing arts organiza­ tions are bring encouraged to work together to seek space, she said. The ArtsMall expe­ rience has taught them that It's more affordable and feasible to unify thrtr r(Torts when looking for a facility’ Anyone who can provide any leads on available, appropriate space should con­ tact Cork at the ArtsMall. on as uaual at the ArtsMall un­ til * does close. Cork is b u y One la Hohday Sale, scheduled Saturday, Dee. 13. The day-only event la being held tn association with the Central Florida Artist Association. The ask will feature a wide variety of affordable two and three di­ mensional art Including Jew­ elry. weaving and glass Re­ freshments win be served and the artists studios wtQ be open to the public with many artists selling directly out of their otuOn January 17. I9B6. the ArtsMall win bold a Anal bash as It closes. “We really ere viewing this event as a celebra- I. NOTICE OF LAND U U CHANGES AND TEXT AMENDMENTS TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 16,1997 Notice Is hereby given the! the 8eminoto County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) red conduct e pubic hearing on December 16,1997, beginning el 7:00 p m., or as soon thereafter as possfato. In the County Sendees Budding. 1101 East Fiat Street. Sanford. Floods, Room 1028 (Board Chambers) The purpose of Me hearing it to consider recommendations of the local Pfenning AgencyPtonreng and Zoning Commtoekm (LPA/PAZ). receive pubhc input, and input from any local government or other agency, relating to the proposed land use changes (see below) and toil amendments to the Semmoto County Comprehensive Plan. The BCC wti also consider enactment of a proposed ordnance adopting the land use end text amendments, whichordinance it entitled: AN OWOBIAMC l FURTHER AMENOWQ OROOIANCE NUMBER 91*13, A t PREVIOUSLY AMMDBD, KNOWN AS THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; AMENOWQ THE TEXT OP THE MPLEMEffTATlON, FUTURE LAND USE. CAPITAL MPROVEMENTS. CONSERVATION. OCSfON, DRAINAGE, HOUSWQ, MfTEROOVCRNMBNTAL COOROWATION. UMMRV SERVICES, PORTS. AVIATION ANO RELATED FACSJfflES, POTABLE WATER. PUBLIC RKREAT10N ANO OPEN SPACE, SANITARY SEWER, SOLE) WASTE. TRAFFIC MASS TRANSIT ANO ECONOMIC ELEMENTS OF THE SCMSfOLE COUNTY FLAN, ANO THE DEFINITIONS ANO BfTROOUCTION SECTIONS OP T H i COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; AMENOWQ THE FUTURE LAHO USE MAP OP COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN BY VIRTUE OP LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENTS (LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS ARE SET FORTH AS APPENOICCS TO THM OROWANCDt CHANQWO TH « FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION ASSMNED TO CSRTAW (1) SUBURBAN ESTATES TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT. (2) FROM LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL ANO OFFICE TO PLANNED . (3) FROM OFFICE TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, ANO (4) FROM HIGHER MTENSfTY PLANNED DEVELOPMENT-TARGET WOUSTRY TO INOUSTRIAL; PROVIOWQ FOR LEGISLATIVE PMOWOS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVKXNO FOR EXCLUSION FROM T H i 1EMWOLECOURTY COPE; AND PBOVIOWO FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. SITS IO i PUTURB LAND USB t m k j i L -f r a r . not a funeral.* said Cork, 'ArtaMall has been a valuable entity far our community. We ‘ '(rate Its life here and applaud all of our efforts and our achievements.* The ArtsMall is open from 11 a m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. For a a it Information on the ArtaMall and upcoming events, call (407) 647-3199. NOTICE OF REZONINOS/NOTICE OF REGULATORY LAND USE ORDINANCE FIRST BCC PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 18,1997 Note* to hereby given that the Seminole County Board of CourVyCommissioners (BCC) wMconduct a pubic hearing on December 16,1997, beginning at 740 p.m., or as soon thereafter m poeetoto. in tie CountyServices BuiUng, 1101 East First Street, Sanford. Florida, Room 1028 (Board Chambera). Tha purpose of We hearing ia id consider recommendeione of tie Local Planning AgencyfPtonning m l Zoning Commission (LPA/PAZ), receive pubic input, and input from any local government or otter agency, (Storing to the proposed rezonings described below. Thto wiHbe the first of two pubic hearings by Ihe BCC regarding the proposed rezonings and ordtoance anadfng the rezonings The second puMe hating, to be separately advertised, win be held on January 13,1996. The ordtoance could be erocled bytha BCC on January 13,1990 The title oftha proposedordtoance to: AN OROWANCE AMENOWQ, PURSUANT TO THE LANO DEVELOPMENT C008 OF EIMW01E COUNTY, THE ZONWO CLASSIFICATIONS ASSIGNED TO CERTAW PROFERTMS LOCATED W SEMWOtE COUNTY (U G A L DESCRIPTIONS ARC SET FORTH AS EXHWTTS TO TMS OROBMNCE); AMENOWQ THE LANO DEVELOPMENT C O M OF iEM W OLl COUNTY; AEMONSIQ CSRTAW PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE: A-1 ANO PUD ZONWO CLABSWCAT10N THE M-3 ZONWO CLASSIFICATION; ASSMNWG CERTAW FROFIRTMS CURRENTLY ASSKMfEO THE M-1 ZONWO CLASSIFICATION TH i M-3 ZOMNQ CLASSIFICATION; ASSIONWO CERTAW PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIQNEO THE M-3 ZONWO CLASSMCATION THE M-1 ZONWO CLASSMCATION; PROVKMNQ FOR MULTV JURWOfCnORAL USB OF PROPERTIES ASSIGNED THE M-3 ZOMNQ CLASSMCATION WITH REGARD TO THE PLACEMENT OP ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABU8HMENTS ANO SEXUALLY OfUEffTEO B U IWEISES; PROVKNNG FOR LEGISLATIVE PWOWGS; PROVDBM FOR SSVtRABEJTY; PROVEXNG FOR CODIFICATION; ANO PROVKMNQ AN EFFECTIVE DATE/AMO CONTWOENCCS RELATWG THERETO. s ir a i B - i A-1 (AGRtCULTURB) AND DBVBLORMBNT) TO M-3 A J ” BTnl * A-1 a — LL L i (PZS7-43) ♦/. ■----------Ties lenirang <• twng c : pored to r e * tef mufc-iuMUctwto *sng ol erMI #r«ert*nment end H u t , OOtMMbukltolM SITS 11 - RBZONB PROM M-1 (INO USTR IAL) TO M-2 (MSPACT-4BNRRAL INOUSTRIAL) RBZONINO (PZS7-43) ♦/- 3 ACRSS 1, » r-r ►j l ' STF.FLU6) *b 18 ACRES 5 1*71 T __ I i ; [ Tha Seminole CouHy Comprehensive Ptwi tut a bang prepared tor amendment to provide tor mirt(unedfcSonal tang oi adult entertemmenl and M a id y oriented businesses J lU is ic v iM iiM SITB 1S - RBZONB FROM M-1 (INOUSTRIAL) T O M-2 (IM PACT-GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) RBZONINO (PZS7-44) ♦/•1S ACRSS M T I 111 FUTURB LAND UBB INDUSTRY TO INDUSTRIAL (AMRNOMBMT S7P.FLU7) 4/* 3 ACRES Thu rironing if being proposed to provide tor mUt-iuntdKbonal wmg Ot adUt enlertainment and sexually onenlad buanatiar Tito Seminole County Comprehensive P la n te d * being propoaad tor antondntont to provide tor rnutrjuMdcMnat siting of adUt enrertewment and taw aly ortoniad buun rtu t s s E O i c a t i i i f t s s : S ITS 1Si FUTURB LAND USE CHAMOB FBOM HIOHBR IN TEN SITY PLANNED INDUSTRY TO INDUSTRIAL (AMENDMENT S7P.PLUS) ♦/- IS A C R IS Tito Semmoia County Comprehensive Plan toe ia being propoaad tor amendment to provide tor mUttlunadtctxinal siting ol adult entertainment and sexually ortontad businesses S ITE 13 - RBZONB FROM M-2 (IM PACTOENBRAL INOUSTRIAL) TO M-1 (INOUSTRIAL) RBZONINO (PZS7-45) ♦/• 143 A C R IS ■tore- Land uae amendmanta on property containing flood prone and wetland areas remain subject to the appicabie Conservation land uae designation and various overlay zoning ctaauticationa and relatad provisions. Note Thaaa propoaad land use changes wd involve changes to the County's Future Land lisa Map. The proposed amendments also have associated rezonmgs which are contained in a separata advertisement (BCC District 5). The BCC may atoo consider adopting changes to any number of the Comprehensive Plan Elements listed in the Oftfeiwice Me. Amendmanta to the Comprehensive Plan that are adopted by the BCC wtd be transmmed to the Florida Department of Community Affairs lor Anting ol compianca/noreompilanca. The gsneral pubic ia encouraged to appear at this hearing and proaer* input on foe proposed amendments and pmpoead ordtoance In accordance with the procedures used by Vie BCC or submit wtttan comments to tie Corrgjrehenatve Ptwvtng Office, 1101 East First Street. Sanford, FL 32771. tslsphone (407) 321-1130, extension 7371 or FAX 324-4616 This hearing may be continued from time to tone as found nscessaiy by the BCC. Copies of the proposed ordtoance and related Information, Including arty written comments timely received, are available lor pubic review at Via address above. Room 3t67, between the hours of 600 am. and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, eactuting hofcfeye A copy ol the proposed ordnance is atoo available tor pubic review at the County Commission Records Office at Vw above address. Room 2204. i nesting assistance topartdpato In any ot twse proceedings ahodd contact the Hunan ftoeouces Depwtnwtf ADA OacnMor to hoursInadvance ol toe meaSng at (4477) HI-1130, edarwicn7»41. Parsons are edUseo fat i •wy wishto WYrisetotonmade st Hs maelng. twy wMnssd a rscotdol Viapneestingi. andtor suchpuposs. Vwy may need toensure totoevsrbsdmrecorded toe proceattogs to msds, whichrecordIndudre toe toalmony andevtdsnce uponwhich thaappeal Isto be baaed, pw Sector 2M 0106. FtorUe Statutes. 9QAWOOFCOUNTYCQMMHM0M W SUMNOU COUNTY, FLONOA ■V: JOHNDWYUL MANAQNI ClIWtCNTFlAMMNQ Note: Thaaa propoaad razonings will involve changes to the County'* Zoning nd*u. Sitoe 10,11 and 10 alao have aeeoctoted plan amendmanta which are contained in a separate advertisement (pCC Dialnct 5). The general public is encouraged to appear at thia hearing and present input on the rezonings and propoaad ordtoanca in accordance with the procedures used by Ihe BCC or submit wnttan comments to the Current Planning Office, 1101 East First Street, Sanford. FL 32771, telephone (407) 321-1130. extension 7433 or FAX 328-3236 Thto hearing may be continued from bme to time as found necessary by ihe BCC. Copies ot the proposed ordtoance end related Information, including any written comments timely received, are available lor public review at the address above, Room 1000, between the hours of 8:00 am and 5 00 pm, Monday through Friday, aaefadtog holdeya A copy ot the proposed ordnance is also available lor public review at the County Commission Records Office at the above address. Room 2204. neeefog assistance to participate in any ot mass proceedings ihouto contact the Hunan Department ADA Coordfoaur taior 41 44 hours m advance ot ol ihs toe meeting at (407) 321-1130. extension 7841. w t . Parsons are arsed savreeo tost V toeywtah to spped any decision made*! this meeang. toey wanted • record ol toe proceedngs, and tot such pupca*. twymay nead to ensure that a verbatim record ol the proceedings * made, which record includes the testimony and evidence ipqn fetor toe appeal to to be based, per Section 286.0106. Florida Statues BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY JOHN DWYER. MANAGER CURRENT PLANNING PUBLISH: December?. 1997 �«y --? Lyman * Titabets Auto Repair * ie r fj/ta t 1i7 7 te ^fA > re ^ t/e t f/err I hrwr •prrlM vulNr n r n i m m l i , In «n r m .m n c i l ( lir M m a * o rn a m rfit ilrsift ( hr«*l«*|»krr MnJ L . i m r r ira»ylll k U n i IKami to^Uke anything | « m l n l In l»U r u w iif i^ •prtifirmiiti KdMrll yrm r C liriw lttp lirr r r t i r r s lialf of | Ilia r n llr r t i n n m « L r « at for n r* so hdpful. I to serving the * facility would Kathy Muffin*, marketing manager for the Central Flor­ ida District of the United Slates Postal Sendee, said heavy activity haa begun at area poat office*. "We're deal­ ing with a lot of advertising materials, and gift catalogues." Huggins said. "Gift mailing comes next." I CWatiMMl^lntli nL i m«Ln ikrm Iti^KK nearby Christmas. Fla. stmas Anniversary observance Many of the area post ofllrea have extended thetr sendee hours, and Huggins said there will be home deliveries on the two Sundays before Christmaa and on Chiratmaa Day Itself. "Well deliver Just like Santa Seminole County to do the traffic study that would deter­ mine the need for a traffic signal at the entrances of the apartment complex. Twin Lakes, and the Blight Meadow entrance of the Hills. The county has agreed to do the study at no coat to the city. Dcvhn wants an Independent consultant, at a cost of up to •8.000. to be paid by Lake Mary. Oreene said Saturday that Lake Mary will pay up to •4.000. If the developer will not use the county engineers. Lake Mary had stipulated that the agreement be signed by the city of Sanford prior to bulk across C. R 40A from the Hills of Lake Mary. The Sanford City Commission meets In regular session on Monday night and while the Item la not on the agenda. Oreene said that he has notlSed Mayor Larry Dale that he would be making a presenta­ tion. Greene was selected by the Lake Mary mayor and city commission, an Thursday, to represent the city In the nego­ tiations. from St. Matthew* M.B. Church. The program, which begin* at 5 p m. will feature the guilds' choirs, the public la in­ vited. Scam s vesting what appeared to be a largi amount of money. The three rttan iaaed splitting the money and got Into the femals’s car. The female began to fed uncomfortable and aakad the two men to exit her car. The female went home and called Albertson's to re­ port tho Incident. They In turn contacted the Altamonte Springe Police Department. According to Lt. John Thorpe, who la In charge of crime prevention and crime ■“ fyato for the Dtveratfled Inwetlpdon Services of the *nolo County Sheriffs Offie^the -pigeon drop* la one of ■ “ V acama that occur In the counfy. Another Is the *bank examiner* scam where a victim to called and told there Is a problem with their bank ac­ count. The victim Is called and told there Is a problem with P scheme*. "We re all looking for bargains.* said Thorpe. "They Icon artlstsl are ao convincing, and we take the bait.’ Thorpe said he wanted to make It clear that once a vic­ tim’* money leaves a bank It Is no longer Insured by the bank. He also said that people should know there Is no taxes on lottery tickets whether they are in or out of the country. Thorpe said the con artist comes from all walks of life and there la a small number of them. They are very hard to prosecute.* said Thorpe. He said that the con artists are good at disguising themselves and most are transients He said It would cost the state to extradite the offender since It la a non-violent crime. Thorpe said that most offenses are pled down to misdemeanors so the cases will not plug up the court system. He also said that It la often hard to locate the victim or the victim could be deceased before the case ever goes to trial. Along with robbery, scams tend to occur more during the holiday season. They always pick up during m^Jor holidays.* said Thorpe. The Sheriffs Of­ fice cautions all senior cttUcns not to give their bank account numbers or any financial In­ formation to someone who calls on the phone. They also encourage reporting an ouch contacts to a law enforcement agency Immediately. 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH W.A C * m rr m rr •••ndrrfyl o rfia m rn la fm m j Irm liliim a l In * Inm ait al In »<l«l A n u trr The Sanford-Central Florida Musicians Guild will celebrate Its anniversary on Sunday. Dec. 7 at Progress Baptist Church, on Midway Avenue, Instead of the location origi­ nally announced. Dud to a scheduling error, the program haa been moved their bank account. The victim Is told to withdraw thousands of dollars from the account and give It to 'police Investigators’ who are actually scam artists. Another scam Thorpe out­ lined Is the Canadian or Aus­ tralian Lottery. The victim Is called and told they have won the lottery. In order to get the winnings, the victim la told that they have to pay taxes. *A form of payment Is sent to a particular address vta UPS. said Thorpe. UPS discovers It Is a bogus address and then holds the payment al their area office. The con artist whose naue or alias Is on the forwarding address comes Into the UPS office and claims It wltli a photo Identification. Two senior cltlicns from Seminole County were victim­ ized by con artists last month. An 80- year- old woman sent •35.000 and was about to send an additional $25,000. but em­ ployees at her bank caught the scam and then they called the Sheriffs Office. A 03- year old woman was swindled out of •5.800. "Some are too embarrassed to come forward.* said Thorpe regarding the victim of a con. Thorpe said that usually the cons prey on the elderly be­ cause most do not have the capability to decipher between a real thing and a fraud. Sen­ ior citizens are also on Axed incomes and are looking to get I P » l l n l J J r | . | lii« i r a r t h r r r m r rr fm r n l It* %i*«jr L i m f mrul ' C tiri'lm aa I n r I la p m I I i .I mL i Uniquejiftst stationaryandimitations octtod ns* to General O rwa*« aaa aal f 22SSSS5EKI** 829*2244 �SEMINOL F TODAY Silver Hawks soar Lake Howell goes overtime to trip Mainland Sometimes a loss is almost as good as a victory SANFORD _ Seminole girls' soccer coach Tony Arena wont aoon forget how proud he was of hia team at times last year. There were the back-to-back games against Lake Mary and Lake BranUey^Thrn^there was the epic game against Lake Howell. Combined, the Lady 'Notes lost those 0 unes by a ecore trflO-1. Arena couldn't have been happier and he jrmtnnben^the thrill hla players Mt after Lions, Hounds and Pats post wins OVIEDO _ State ranked Oviedo dretd^d to play In the Aral and fourth quarter aa It rallied to beat Lake Mary 63 M in a Claaa 6ADistrict 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference Boya" tlaaketbal) game at Oviedo High School Friday night. Oviedo took a 26-15 lead after the flrst period, but the Rama came bark to outarorr the hosts 29-16 tn the middle two periods to grab a 44-42 lead. At places like Lake Mary and Lake Bran•Inning Is expected. They have help from some of the beat feeder programs tn the entire country and student bodies which produce girls groomed from birth to play soccer. In feet. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that L*ke Mary and Lake Howell this year are among the top-25 teams In the country and that Seminole County to the strongest aoccer-playing county tn Florida. That's why Arena freely admits that hla team has virtually no chance of winning a I vucn In fecL the Lady Noca fcawon a conference gams In hto three- S-3. Junior va n ity . Lyman SO. Colonial M PATRIOTS 64, REARS 36 Nj lt‘s refreshing to see Arena's attitude, talking about how. when he faced Lake Brantley and Lake Mary, the pressure wasn't on Seminole to win. He faced reality and asked hto girls to go out and hold their op­ ponents under five goals and darned If they didn’t come through, losing back-to-back 4-0 games. That's 0-2 for the nights but 2-0 from a moral victory standpoint. Then there was Lake Howell who came In prepared to give Seminole a brutal beating and the Lady'Notes fell only 2-1. Coming off the field. Seminole realized It won everywhere except for on the scoreboard and they acted like IL Arena gushed about the pride hto Idds showed In the face of tak­ ing on the powerhouses and staring them down. Sure, there were some ugly moment like a 0-0 loss later to Lake Mary, but Arena knows he's not on an even playing field. And he's willing to admit it He’s also willing to admit that sometimes the wins aren’t on (he scoreboard. When Seminole came off the field after almost beating Lake Howell last year. It might aa well have been a win. Same with the Inspired efforts against Lake Brantley and Lake Mary. That’s what to watch for If you see the Seminole girls this season. They don't have the feeder program of some of the other schools tn the county and have only one su­ perstar to go with some good supporting players. Nothing like a Lake Mary or Lake Howell which could contend with plenty of college teams. One good thing for the Lady Tfoks to that they win tmly be required to (day only one game apiece against their county rivals, as opposed to a home-and-home set In previous years, which will allow them to spend more time preparing for the Class SA competition which to their main concern. If you're a fan of the Lady ‘Notes, conccn- FOR TH E BEST son. and he’s also tho one getting yelled at tha moat. Reggie Kohn made a major Impact last year aa a sophomore and la destined to be one of the major stars In Seminole County this season aa a Junior. He also happens to be the son of Steve Kohn. the Silver Hawks' head coach. Reggie haa some family examples to follow. Hla older brother Josh played for Steve several years ago at Lake Howell and la now a professional playing In Belgium. Hia older alstcr. Kelly, playa at St. Leo's College. He knows to expect the extra criticIsm from hla coach and the taunts of "Reg gie. Reg gie" that were thrown at him during the Lake Howell stretch drive last season. "Sometimes it's hand.* Reggie said. "He probably yells a little bit more at me. I hear a lot of people talk, but people who knows anything about basket­ ball don't aay anything. It's the rest that bother me sometimes. I can take It. It shows he's not favoring me.* "In practice. I yell more at him than anyone else but I think he understands.* Steve added. *A player Is aa good aa how hard he works. I don't want any­ one to think I give him a break so maybe I go a little bit overboard sometimes.* Both agreed that the game doesn't go home with Maybe even a second year. Reggie doew it want to spend too much time sitting around waiting. *1 think I can play DtvUton with the games I’ve watched.’ Reggie said. I know I have to grt stranger so I might nave to play at a smaller Dtvtolon I school. I want to play right away because 1 coutdnl stand two years sitting on the bench. I need to play right away.* Steve agreed that hto son would go crasy sitting on the pine. "Reggie grew up a gym rat* Steve said. "Sitting would probably kill him.* First things Brat, though- For now there'e the mat­ ter of trying to lead Lake Howell to Its Brat ever « e trict championship. The Stiver Hawks finished 2341 last season despite suffering a losing record on their "home court." actually Winter Springs High School where they played while Lake Howefl Hlgh was being renovated, four starters return and Reggie tent the Goodwood produced locally m sa e ir M saritokto A group of Lake Mary Little Leaguer's surround Toronto 9tuaJaytamhanri’ omPackaatheyholdLpahlrta fromthe COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN Y O U R 8ttx Baaebaf Bel Company during aviett to fits companya factory InOriwrdo teat weak. AREA, READ THE SANFORD ORLANDO _ Last week, the Lake Maty Utile League got to sea where world aeries atar Oaiy Sheffield launched s bunch of homo runs last year. They aaw where Bany Bonds was able to win the home tun deity at the 1906 all-star gaaae over Mark McOulre. They alao got to aee when tha Florida Martina earned msrqr of the tuns they scored an the way to s world championship. It waa pari of s tour they ware ihi> to t » i» of the Baseball bat factory in Orlando. Tha trip was organized by Kathy WUhame and her huaband who to a coach In the little league. Last Wednesday, about 30 kids trooped down to tha factory where they were greeted by Toronto Blue HERALD DAILY �IN B R IE F 119. 137. 135. 149 and 1 0 0 pounds. Bach tournament «m be double elimina­ tion. feature fiokstyle rules and then will be tndtetdual awards. Cafl Carpenter at (407) 320-3670 far more details. The PA L. League la open to any child agrd flee thru 10. The trama are dMded tnto catetones bawd an age •• five ft six year olds; aeeen 5 eight year olds; and nine ft 10 year olds. Each group win hare two divisions. All games will be played on Saturdays at the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center. Each team will ptey a minimum of nine games. The sesson runs until March 14th. For more information, eontact the Seminole County M ice Athletic League at (407) 3300000. extension 303. Arena. rat) hold* a 3-1 edge In tide ante* state ifn l Florida. and win seek to three ta i n * following ■ 74-83 M i 1905 and a 79-85 vkloiy Uat year. Central Florida on SMi-up will bo Tut odays. December 9 and 1 0 jta «7 p jn . to9p.m. atUCTa Intramural Field No. 1. The coat per player win not u t w tl 915. 4 and Class OA state ranked Dr. FhUbpe tonight atO£Op.a. Lake Howell fell behind 14-0 after one quarter and 30-34 at halftime before exploding for a 190 third quarter advantage and a 43-38 lead. The Buccaneers (5-1) rallied back In the final ct£it minutes and appeared to have the game wan. but The Silver Hawks' Ricky WUUama stole the ball under the lake Howell basket and laid the baB In to de the game at 03-03. Mainland again lea near the end of the first overtime. 73-73. when Kohn burled a three* pointer with seven seconds left to give Lake ilowtfl the lead. The Buccaneer got the tying only part of the arsenal. Ryan Smith la a 8-8 senior who has a great shot at playing Division I ball next year. He and Reggie are longtime team­ mates. having played together Mnce they were 12 years old. they outscorcd Mainland 13-8. Tonight's championship gams win ba a renewal of old acquaintances ftr sonw as Jamas Oikhriat. who played at Lake Branttry aa a freshman, is the leader of the Dr. PhUUae ■quad. Lake Howell had advanced to the aemtftnala by bumbling a talented Oak Ridge team 77-67 Wednesday night. Shawn Braddy (33 points) led the way aa the Silver Kawka took a 33-0 lead after the first quarter. Kohn chipped In with 10 points and Smith 13 points. The Pioneers (4-3) did mount a comeback, cutting the lead to 11 points in the third quarter before Kohn came up with four steals and three assists to allow Lake Howell to pull away again. Dr. Phillips had advanced by outacoring 86-83. Mike Shipp led Dr. Phillips with 18 points, while OUehrtet and Calvin McCall .added 10 points each. Comebua Blue topped Seminole (1-1) with II points, while Zeke Seymore and Darryl Redding added 10 points each. the offense. He said after hls playing career Is through, be would like to follow hls tether tnto the couching ranks and wouldn't mind playing In Europe If i l « NBA doesn't come calling. But again, first things Drat. There’s the little matter of getting Lake Howell to the next level of basketball. "We're a good team to be honest" Steve said. "Well f i as ter aa defense and rebounding take ua. That's our glaring weakness." Despite the ur^ncy of wanting to win this season. Steve cant help but look down the road when Reggie walks off the court aa his player for the final time next year. *] remember Joah'a last * Steve said. *It was a r feeling. II was so sad. i sadder than I ever though It would be. It win be tough when Reggie plays hls E Seminole swim team caps off super year ORLANDO _ The Seminole swUu *—■» had their Class 8A Swimming and Dtvtng State Meet Thursday. November 20th at the Orlando YMCA Aquatic Center. This year taking 12 athletes to the meet, the moat ever In Seminole history, which gave the team a booat of confidence going In. The glrla finished 13th which waa alao the beat ever In Hole history and the boys placed 3IaL Every ewlmmer achieved their beat personal times In every event and eight new school rec­ ords were established. "Out results are pretty spectacular consider­ ing our situation of not having a pool. We have a great group of kids." said Seminole coach Tony Ackerson. Lori Thomas placed 2nd In the 80 Free Relay and In the 100 Free Relay. Thomas alao met the All-America time standards for the SO Free Relay. 100 Free Relay, and the 400 Free Relay. Urea Kallnlc had an outstanding meet finish­ ing 2nd in the 100 Backstroke and 8th In the SO Free with a time of 21.67. Kallnlc along with Thomas meet All-America time standards In the SO Free Rcfoy and the 100 Backstroke. for the fifth time this year. He will be sorely missed next year, for hls character and leader­ ship Just as much aa hls enormous talent * expm «cd Ackerson. Jennifer Armstrong swam a brilliant race In the 300 Ftce with a time of 1:88.84; being the drat girt to break taro minutes in the event. Armstrong scored 14th place In that event and also broke the school record. The team of Armstrong. Angela Elite. Jenny MeNeal, and Thomas scored a time of 3:43.84 In the 400 Free Relay which set a new school rec­ ord. Kallnlc. Dan Bishop, Carl Lee and Nick Crtvcltert placed 14th In the 400 Free Relay. "Can and Dan started swimming test year and Nick has not been In a program since he waa little. Their morning preliminary swim was sensational with all lour awtmmtng their life­ time bests." said Ackerson. Kallnlc. Jtmmy Clark. Tobi Rush, and Bishop placed 31st in the 300 Medley Relay, dropping nearly 1.5 aeconds from their district time a week ago. *1 am oo proud of this group for the way they have continued to perform under the pressure throughout the meet and really throughout the entire season. After the meet, one of the par­ ents told me that this state performance would be remembered as the meet that turned the __ __ #_anil I aliamm• mm1x4 Amir. trate on those games, when the opponents are equals and not potential Olympic teams. Then, when they take on the state powers. Just appreciate that sometimes 4-0 te as good aa a win. And. while you're at 1L applaud Seminole for its attitude. L a s t Bftc ond S h o t: After the way the Golden State Warriors, then the NBA. dealt with miscreant Latrell Sprewell. Miami Dol­ phins coach Jimmy Johnson looks like an even bigger Idiot for signing Lawrence Phil­ lips, a player whose deviant acta In the past totally outweigh SpreweU's. �W eek No. 15 cUtWSdW'lMrtpuri * * a httM noWy. lx GFC makes duck and turkey stamps available for collecto SANFORD _ Under the Game and Fresh Water Ftah Commissions (QFC's) new licensing system, duck and turkey hunters no longer receive stamps to affix to their hunting 11censes. Instead, licenses Indicate whether hunters have purchased the privilege. On the other hand, anyone who purchases a duck or turkey hunting prtvllege la entitled to a stamp and can pick It up at the county tax collector's office. -Lots of people collect turkey and duck stamps, and tt Is Important to continue offering them lor sale." said Susan Wood, director of the OVCa Mcensing office. ‘ Collec tors or anyone can lual ao to a lax collector's with proof of purchase and pick one up or purchase one.’ Turkey stamp# coat gft. Duck stamps (also called waterfowl stamps) cost 93. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (GFC) approved a aeries of rules regarding caging and humane treatment of captive wildlife. Specifically, the Commission approved rule changes to: • ddete nerndl renutrementa for per­ sonal possession of h*rig»hng», honey p r n r r - sugar ghders and brushtsll nnmiwn, • tighten qualification requirements for r r s in T l" of capuchm, qrider or wooby monkeys. • create stricter caging requirements. • provide some flexibility to mo managers and others far eaMbtting and transporting potentially dangerous animals, and • increase public safety requirements I I ■ B ^ H P z/ V fr / in m / / u |///V7il/h SHUPE o rT M e u r i1ME* H ia u l. FIBNII Baea action day# but high _ w to find Bah. In the rtwr, Bah a m a with distinct boundaries to contain baea. Lakes such as MQHnHL..WlTlrifT 8Dd Poinsett would be good beta. 1 favor winder and Poinsett because of less fishing pressure and healthy popula tions of base over 8 pounds. Speckled perch are picking up in UkcJlQllEfiCju *t look lor a crowd of boats and you've found the spot flgbaatlan Inlet Is featuring good actkm with huge doormat Ooimder to 12 pounds. Bounce finger mullet slowly across the bottom for these tasty prtns. Also expect a few snook, tedflah, trout and jack erevaUe. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral has tittle to report In the way of offshore acnon due to high seek. Inside the Fort. flounder and shespahrort continue to btte an a regular heals, Trout and red(M i are scattered an the flats of the SHUPE’S SCOOP MOST OF MY LUNKER BASS HAVE BEEN TAKEN EITHER THREE DAYS BEFORE OR THREE DAYS AFTER THE FULL MOON. NONE OF THESE FISH WERE CAUGHT ON THE BED. BUT THEY DEFINITELY SEEM TO BE MORE ACTIVE DURINO TH U PERIOD A u x ilia r y C lt a c k S t a t io n s OCALA _ In an effort to more convcn out of the bunt area. By checking their deer through one of the stations, hunters greatly assist biologists by providing In­ formation that helps them manage deer populations. During the general gar (Nov. B-Jen 4 at Orals WMA) season, auxiliary check sta­ tions will be operated in conjunction with private businesses at: FR 88. south of C8 316 rta Center _ NE SR 10. Salt MtdgOMfountxy Store _ NE CR 314. * Haney's Sporting Goods _ NE CR 314A, Lynne * Forest Kills Grocery _ CR 42. Forest Hills * Eureka General Store _ CR 316, Eureka * Paisley Variety Store . CR 42 East. Palsley * Country Store _ Panther Road and CR (romFU CA. KV. NY. PA 446 * Ruby’s Texaco . SR 40 and CR 314 NOTICE DUE TO A MANUFACTURER'S SHIPPING DELAY. GOLDENEYE 007 VIDEO GAME FOR NINTENDO 64 ON PAGE 23 OF TOOAY8 TARGET ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE. RAIN CHECK8 WILL BE ISSUED B U T MAY N O T BE R U E D UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS. WE REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. �48 Sanford n#raxt. Sanford. Fiona* - Sunday Dacemtar 7, 199? People Clubwomen display their talents \n outstanding array of col■nul arts and craft* combined with glmrnng Christmas decor.ittuns heralded the holiday M-a*»m Dee. :i at the Sanford Wom ans club, the annual member arts and crafts show was imlgrd with the winners come on to District Nil of the Honda Federation of Women's Club* competition in February ,ii Clermont Woman's Club. These winners will compete for the l>est in the slate in the spring teanrlte Padgett. chairman of ihr clubs arts department, conductrd the program and annnimird the winners. Club meiiilters voied on their favorite m the show which turned out to Is- a framed counted cross»nirh wall hanging. "Victorian Elegante.* a lovely lady tn a ptctnrr hat. created by Jeanette. rile Hest of Show award went to IHtllv Pe/old for a photograph she snapped. entitled "Culpepper Scene." blue ribbon winners were: Taw-ana Metis, ceramics.; Do­ rothy Anthony, lewelry. a m l and silver necklace; Martha Vaneev, woodworking, a blue cat. belly Colbert, decorated ware, a wood chest; Dorothy An­ thony. lTor.il arrangements, a while swag; Fran Morton, pressed flowers, potpourri vase; T.iw.ma Melts, basket-weaving, a market basket; Jean Melts, decorated basket, basket deco­ rated with pink poinsetttas; Hose Jacobson, knitting, a while vest; Ruth Caines, counted cross stitch, a wall lunging. "Tea Party"; Carrie Greene, hand quilting, a qutllow; Fran Morton, doll clothing, ptlgnm dolls: Fran Webster, fabric craft painting, a flower shirt; Jr.mrtlr Padgett, fabric craft other, a yo yo sweatshirt; Martha Yancev. family sewing, a Bkw Rfetoon wrmsrt In Sanford Woman’s Club's anu iiber arts and crafts show ara (from latt) Martha Yancey. Rose Jacobson Jeanette Padgett Other Blue Ribbon winners are (from wit) Ubby Pro vaft, Dorothy Anthony. Tna Joseph . Cams Greene ana r>eny uoawn lion in February nuai Ruth Games arut Boat of Show ribbon went to Potty Psrotd (Ml) for photoography whets Jeanette Padgett’s *Vetonan Elegance* won the Most Popular nbbon long denim coat: Peg Jones, holiday Ideas sewn, a lace doll: Fran Morton, holiday Ideas floral, a wreath: Libby Prevutt. holiday Ideas, tree ornaments, jeweled satin tree ornaments; and holi­ day. other, Jean Metis gold tree arrangement. Janet also announced that Ruth Gaines, club president, won a brorue medal at the trrent Golden Age Gaines for a decorated crochet hat she en­ tered In the decorating hobby show division. Faye Slier was congratulated for winning the Hire base Award she entered In the 25th Oviedo Woman's Club’s Great Day In the Country art competition. Faye's award winning art was a water color she panned of her aunt feeding chickens. Ruth Gainrs presided over the business meeting. Viola Frank, chairman of the Home Life Department, circu­ lated letters for members to sign asking that bone density exams Sanford hr indudrd in servlirs otlrred by Illur Cross fllur Shir lil of Florida. Die department will also purllrlpalr In rtiiglng bells for Che Salvation Army on Dei 10 at Wal Mart in Sanford Mary Dale Jours, chairman of the Itaclenda rommitlre. col leeted pennies to be given to the Harlrnda Girls Ranch at Mrl bourne, a KFWC fund-raising effort to support a mile of pen nles. Members donated S I03 00 tn the regular monthly collec­ tion from the happy orraslon basket. Carrie Greene, chairman of the Public Affairs Department. Invited the women to a luncheon Dee. 10 at the Renaissance In Sanford to hear Duke Ada inson speak on the Orlando Sanford Airport. For Information, call Carrie. Woman's Club president Ruth Gaines (left) presents her “Celebrate Women” award for December to Shirley Mills for representing the club at various events Delores lush Invtlrd member* to a Christmas p a rty for Safehouse of Seminole families Members also brought gifts to these abused women Dorothy Anthony. Kdur.itloii chairman, asked for volunteers to go Into the Seminole County schools to help traih students lo read It was noted that June Morgan, a new i lull me miters. Is a coordinator lor VISTA In Srminule County The president pirsentrd her "Celebrate Women" award to Shirley Mills for representing Ihr club al various functions and for chulring the d u b sponsored bridge games of the Golden Age Qamrs. Luncheon hostesses who did a fantastic Job dee oral log the clubhouse and tables were: Polly Pe/old. Mary Hills. Maxine MarshT*'Donna Vida Smith. Adamson at. I ft THEY'RE RACK A Christmas newsletter Ituni Pal Iteers 111 Korea rrvrulrd lh.it George has lomplt'lrd tils duly there .ts a belli optrr pilot with Lockheed Al ibis writing ihr Derrs are III their retirement Inline they hull! Ill l.nlv I-iktvvfirre Pat says *ac llvlllrs .ni­ ton numerous In mrnllitn and seven gulf courses * Put and Georgr weir very ac live In Die Sanford ciuiutiiiiiliv where they lived a lllllliltel ol years and their son, Charles si ill lives In Sinlord Thru daughtrr. Vlekl. and liiisUind have presented Pal and George with two bra until I grandsons George lias another year Itr See Dittrich. Pag* SB Elks Gospel Fest benefit nets funds for area projects Gospel Feat ts the program sponsored yearly by Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Ever­ green Temple No. 321 Im­ proved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of thr World. The objective of this special benefit program waa to give fi­ nancial support to area proj­ ects in need of funds. The benefit held on Saturday, Nov. 20 at New Mount Calvary Mis­ sionary Baptist Church, gave help to the West Side Boy* and Girls Club. The Good Samari­ tan Home and Hospice of The Comforter for Alda. Thr Committee Daughter Curttsttne Peterson. Brother mlngs and Daughter Ruler Joyce Byrd, extend a thank you to all choirs, soloists and pro­ gram participants for the suc­ cess of the second Gospel Fest. Loreruo Polk, Daughters Retha Baker. Amanda Alexander. Sylvta Dodlson. Brenda Camp­ bell. Valerie Gaskin. Hattie Lee and Anne Newel), along with Exalted Ruler Roosevelt Cum 1 The Elks are thankful fur the opportunity to share with those who depend on their support. We are only as strong us our weakest link. It Is our duty to use the chance as chil­ dren of God to fee the hungry, house the homeless, clothe the naked, visit the sick and minis­ ter to those who need It. HOLIDAY CONCERT Jazz On The Lake and un evening of music that will help you get ready for the holidays will be held on Thursday. Dec, II from 6-11:00 p.m. at the restaurant overlooking the lake at Cranes Roost Park In Alta­ monte. Jotn the Bennie Lee Tho fea­ turing Sanford’s drummer. George Myles. George ts a solid swinging drummer with a vast array of syncopated rhythms. Having played with the greats like Dee Clark, he also toured with The Drifters, Jazz and Blues singer Kitty Lester, the Etta Janies Band, and of­ ten performs with the Charley Bateman Big Band. The music of the famous bassist Bennie Lee. piarto/organlst Bob Rose and noted Jazz singer Marilyn Breckman will entertain the patrons as they dine and enjoy the specialized Italian cuisine. Patrons will recognize the bar as It was salvaged from Gospel Fest committee Includes (from left): Jo C. Dyer, Lo/eru* Polk, Joyce Byrd, Curbstine Peterson. Orlando's Old City Hall after It was blown up during the film­ ing of Lethal Weapon 3. The trio recently performed In Chicago where critics called them the "Bennie. George and Bob Show*. Tom Hollar, man­ ager of the popular Altamonte eatery promises a continuous array of musical entertainment Roosevelt Cumings and Thelma Mike. with no admission or cover charge. Vlnnlr Pc mo and Barry James will make on appear­ ance. HOMECOMING SERVICE St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church will observe Its annual homecoming service on Sun­ day. Dee. 6. The 11:00 a.m. worship service will see the St. Paul family celebrate this oc­ casion with the Rev. R.T. Davis, associate pastor of evangelism at New Covenant Baptist Church of Orlando. All St. Paul family and frlrnds are Invited. MUSICIANS CELEBRATE Celebrate the 4th annlvcr See Hawkins, Pag* SB �Sjnfcxtf H*rMl Sanlofd, Honda • Sunday. DecwnOer 7. 1997 ■M Hobbyist of the Week H e rve sts, shirts are works of art By BUSAN WCNNBfl I Irr.ikf Staff Writer U m Ann C harry, ton C. WMto Cherry-White Mr. and Mrs. Keith l). Cherry of Dmgwood. an ­ nounce the rngagrment of llirlr daughter. IJ*a Ann Ctirrry of Gainesville, to Ian Carlton Whllr of Jackson vtllr. son of Mr and Mrs James Frlrrtag of Tallahas ser and Mr and Mrs. Cailton White of Thomasvlllr. Grt. Morn In Clearwater, the hrldr elect Is a 1‘FM gr.idu ate of lak r Mary High School. She Is a srnlor at the University of Florida where she will receive a H.A. In political science. The bridegroom-to-hr Is a graduate of the University of Morlda and Is attending Honda Coastal Si hoot of Law at Jacksonville. The wedding will !>e an event of Dec 27. at 2 p m . at the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection in Ding wood Cochran-Phillips Thomas A. and Leila Co cliran of Sanford, announce Die engagement of ihrtr daughter, Cindy Cochran of Cindy Cochran Ocala . lo Dr Doyle C Phillip* Jr. of Ocala, son of Lynda Phillips. M cCom h.M l**, and Doyle C. Phillip* Hr. of Abingdon. VI Horn In Sanford. Ihr bnde elect I* a I 'tec I gr.nhi ate of Seminole High School and graduated from Seminole Community College of Nursing In I9M0 She Is employed a* a registered nurse. Tile bridegroom lo-be. bom In New Orleans. l* .a IW7H graduate of Bristol High School. Bristol. Term., and graduated from Oral Roberta University, Tulsa. In 1901. He Is a family physl(Ian In Ocala. The wedding will be cui even! of Dec 13. SANFORD Niu e hrr clay* a* a child in New ifniland. Jill I’arkcr has laved sewing and creating ( lodging Yrt. In llw List yrur uftir <i bit n( rmpty nest wyixlrumr set ling in site ha* a new found pa* *lcm lor h<r rratl* ami sewing and at lime* ha* hinted thl* hrhtiy lulu wiiiir profll "When I livid in New ZruLmd I *ewed a lot* she *nkl T m.iclr all my i lollies, my *l*tee* and my mother* Thai w.i* many year* agi hut I sewn! then more out ol necessity than lun. There wa* mu a lot of variety of clothing theft.' Parker* beautifully designed %r*l* have l>een wnndrrlul gift* lor lainlly .uni Mends ami she .*1 milled that *hr love* Jo wear her creation* to work Many art m.uli with different *r.i*»n* and |m|| day* In mind T always n*e pattern*.* she *ald T run aitupl a p.iltrm or make a lot ot dltlerriu variation* Iml 1 always use a pattern You run use different rotor*, lengthen or shorten il to make II look dll • m Hobbyist. Pigs ea Jilt Psrkar shows somo ol ths vssts snd T-shirts sho has dosignod and croatsd. Happiness is: Breakfast with Santa T arget entertains seniors Each year, during thr first week ol Decenilirr. every Target store in the nation hold* a special shopping day for sen­ iors And every year, die Lukr Mary Target is pari of the event. Tlu* yrar. Target wu* open on Wednesday. Dec I from H lu 10 a m |u*t for sen lor* Seniors w rrr greeted an Ihry walked In and given a plant and a goodie (tag They were Ihen Invited to enjoy a frre breakfast The seniors enjoyed quite a bit of talented enter­ tainment a* they ate Target employee I'hll Campana sang Christina* song* arappclla. When I’hll wa* taking a break, harpist Kathleen Altanaol and soprano saxophonist Danny Jordan played Christmas song*. IVslrr T Clown wan sta­ tioned near thr rard section making frre balloon sculptures for Ihr seniors. And of course. Kit Carson holpa Pastor T. Clown blow vp his balloon LAKB MARY Know your Ballet Guild dancers MARY ROWELL llallel Guild of Sanford-Seminole celebrate* tin 30th anniver­ sary Ihl* *ea*on. In the forthcoming week*, the Herald will proudly salute these dancern. Santa and one of his rh-rs was on hand to offer shopping a d ­ vice. Grannie Nannies and C o ­ lumbia Healthcare had tables set up to explain their services to the seniors. After they chrckrd out. seniors were givrn a free lunch from Metier Living for Seniors. The agency, which Is responsible for the Meals On Wheels program, was ihrrr as part of their outreach. Each lunch came with an lnfonnailon sheet on Mrllri Liv­ ing for Seniors and a descrip­ tion of their services. HOLIDAY CAMPS BBT Jenny Oennla. 14, la the daughter of Mike and Unde Dennis of longwtxxl. She Is in the ninth grade at lake Mary High School where she is a member of the dnrm line for the Marching Rama and plays oboe In the LMHS bend. Jenny has been dancing tor runs ysars and has been a Ballet Guild dancer for two years. She joirwd Ballet Guild because: * I love lo perform. Being In the Ballet Guild grvee me the opportunity to im­ prove my dancing technique.* Jacquelynn Ralston, tl. Is the daughter ot Keith and Rhonda Ralston of Sanford She is ■ student at Red Bug Elemen­ tary School where she is on ths A honor roll and a member ot the chorus and student government. Jacquelynn is a second year Bailel Guild dancar and has been dancing for six years. She joined Bale! Quid because: *1 enjoy il and I make new friends.' Your kid* are out of school for the holidays, but you're not off work. What do you do? How about Holiday Camp at the Seminole YMCA Family Cen­ ter? This year, the Y will have two holiday rump*. The sports camp will fruluie basketball, golf, baseball, bowling, soccer. Ice skating and more! The other ramp will feature visits from Mrs. Claus and a magi­ cian. day thps and more. Camp dates are Dec. 19.22.23.29.30.31 and Jan. 2. The cost Is 946 a day. $20 for Y members. The full camp rate Is 9136. 91 IS for Y members. The camps are limited and The following births have been recorded at Columbia Medical Center Sanford: Oct. 16 • Urcnda and Ceferlno Otero. Deltona. Boy: Lakshla Larson and Johnnie Moore. Sanford, Olrl: Mary Ella Ryans. Sanford. Olrl: Karl Weaver. Del­ tona. Girl Oct. 19 - Mary and Robert Bou­ tin. Sanford. Boy Oct. 20 - Jackeline Lozada and Wendrll Paullot. Lake Mary. Girl; Claudia Oliveira and Allan Silva. Sanford. Boy; Ann Marie Smith and Willie Moses Tho­ mas, Sanford. Boy Oct. 22 - Amy and David Mather. Oviedo. Boy; Oretchen and Robert Murdle. Deltona. Boy: Patricia and Ralph Ro­ driguez. Deltona, Olrl: Marlene and James Hollis. Sanford, Olrl; Tonla and Richard Bowen. Dcbary. Boy Oct. 23 - Lee-Ann and Adolph Marmetschke. Lake Mary, Olrl: Tammy and Richard Scott. Jr.. Sanford. Boy; Kimberly and James Burney. Sanford. Girl Oct. 24 - Latoya Bryant and Benjamin Williams. Sanford, Olrl Oct. 26 - Tonya Mitchell and James Jackson. Sanford. Girl Oct. 27 - Jennifer arid Brian Demers. Deltona. Boy Oct. 2B • Shannon and Nell Williams. Ovtedo. Girt: Cherry! and Bruce Caldwell. Deltona. Girl Oct. 29 • Tiffany and Chad Roby. Sanford. Boy: Mary Frances Turner. Sanford. Boy Be* Rowsll. Page 6B BUSINESS ISN T BUILT ON DREAMS ALONE We rt tan toyw mxk)1 torowMverwmgi*»Ji COIoneatowaMdiasc raprtMntathct M o p ft Sanford Harold 322-2611 PAIN M A N A G EM EN T MEDICINE Peter R. Prcganz, M.D. Board Certified, American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomate. American Academy ot Pa*n Management Specializing In Diagnosis dr Treatment O f Recurring & Chronic Pain Including Back, Shingles & Cancer Pain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years tiy Appointment or Rtbrnil 3 3 0 -7 0 3 5 1 Robert P. Collette, M.D., P.A. Board Certified Comprehensive Specialty Care of Ea r Nose, Throat and Sinus Disorders Adult and Pediatric Is Pleased To Announce That Devan# M. Shah, M.D., Has Joined Our Practice • Bachelor s Degree from MIT • Crailuaied from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School In New Jersey as a member of the National Medical Honor Society • Completed Residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Medicare and Must Insurances Accepted. Office hours by appointment Please call: 916 Deltona B M Suite 100 Deltona 407-374-8200 006 W Lake Mary Blvd Suite MO lake Mary l‘J « E. Altamonte Dr. Altamonte Sprint* 407-1444)373 407-4444)37.1 Or Call I-888-23-KI223 �•Sanford H m M Santard, Ftortda •5<jxJ*y December 7 , 1M 7 Hobbyist IQ.— raw —GEi $ELtlli! Rowell rrgtmtratlon must br aubmlttrd by December IS. The camp lo­ cation for the sport* ramp will br Orrcnwuod Lakes Middle School Oymnaaium. The loca­ tions far the be Oreenwo __ School And the Longwood Rec­ mreation Center. 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Fonda Nobles flew to the Netherlands to visit with Jackie, her daughter . Susan, and family and spent nine days there. Fonda said she and Jackie struck out on their own and ven­ tured to Amsterdam where they visited the Van Gogh museum and other historic allcs. 'Fabulous.* Fonda kept saying. She said she loved the coffee hour every morning when the entire cotintry paused for coffee and sweet treats. Fotnda couk. get used to all that pampering. JAN WILL SB MISSED Many Sanford socialites and community activists will proba­ bly never forget attending tactiler function* at House, the spreading mansion of Jan and the late Don Dauerle. Whenever a site waa needed for a fund ralatng event, the Batteries graciously offered their home, Tara, far a nostalgic review at the Okg South in Ua grandeur and splendor. One of the most prestigious events held at Manor House was the annual ACS I2S. which at­ tracted charity-minded aupportm who donated BI2B to the American Cancer Society. Jan recently sold her home and has moved to Winter Park. Alao, ahe has taken back her family name, ao If you read or hear about Jan Brush, you will know who ahe la. We wtah her the beat of everything and will certainly mlaa her In Sanford. 1* ">■ ( iiili „ . In tot* patnung and on* of the projects waa a duck. "J haw m hung m the hnuar * the aatd. 1 realty hale It. It waa Jtrnt a project in my dans. I tcaar my friend and lei her I'm going to g w it to her tor Chrtotmaa." When Parker font busy with her crafts ah* (panda ttaw with her husband of 33 years, gen. Tha couple has one dauffiter. Katie. Parker has hero employed with AT. A T. far 19 yean. The com party slows boom time far work for her to participate in such voi untrer programs as Junior Achtovmmt and other focal charlUra She wtl soon aaatat with ptny nr nsnnicsppea enuartn. Hawkins- Son who came to overstayed his welcome DEAR ABBY: Until two years ago, I thought I had a marriage as good aa U gets after the honeymoon. We had soma problama, but a marriage without *ome problama doesn't exist. The real problem* began whan my wifo’s aon till call him Pauli cams to dinner — and stayed. Ha is 40.1am 75, and getting older by tha. This "boy* waa coming off a failed relationship and ntedod a place to crash. Hia mother invited him to atay with ua without consult­ ing me. That waa her tint mistake. I didn’t object. That was my first Abby, I am not heartl***. I fig­ ured Paul would atay maybe a month or two. A year wont by while ha "looked far work." <H* raraly left the house.) Our home U small, with only on* bathroom. The two bedroom* ara only 10 foot apart You can bat I waa annoyad, but I thought tha arrangement waa temporary. I naively behoved ho would loava whan ho found a Job. Paul has had aJob that pay* wall for more than a year now, but ha cant asm to find a house or apart­ ment ha like* batter than our horn*. My wifo has said nothing to him to indicate she is unhappy with this state of affaire, but I told him h* ha* to gat on with hi* Ufa, and 1st us gat on with ours. Ha agrees, but doesn't move. issTTcanKr i;tN t M A S v I’m embarrassed Is be la my «Ua and otUI... ADVICC LOOKING FOR LOVE IN NORTHEAST TEXAS z ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Short of forcibly ejecting Paul. I’m at a loss what to do except Uovo. I have root* her* and a tomof emotional and material baggage, and hat* the idea of pulling up riakro at this time in my lift. But tha possibility I btosvaniday' Naedlssa to oay, my wife and I ara not on good U rns now, and "Frankly, I don’t giro * damn, Scarlett." ’ Abby, what’s a guy to do about a ■tonoon who has long ovantaysd Ms welcome? AT MY WTTS END IN DENVER DEAR AT W ITE ENDt Enough Is onongk. Tan and your w ife ara doing Pan! aa favor by allow in g k ia to ho DEAE ABBY: My dad cmriad ao a 30-yoar affair witk a married woman I’ll call "IJly.* until ha 1554* DoapUe Mam’s constant anguish ever tha affair, aba and Dad atyad marriad far afanaat 84 Lily, now wldawad, recently m ewwTinwith Dad. Ha ia now 79 _ J11____ object to kia relationship because ws want Dad to enfoy tha year* he he* left IlowwvwTmrt cf iwepscl far i W9 m m o n—nnv tattoo topmost U ^ D o d la diespktm that ws cun far LRyk company during Attar* viMta wttb Mm. Abby, Dad’s affair loft a daap ar so sur childhood. Do you think “ under tha drAT A DISTANCE, ONTARIO, CANADA DRAB AT A DPTANCKi Yonr LAKE M A R Y C I N f M A 10 ________ B C—r—. a: f f a * g wwtawa 5awJ B n , r a g -tZ+M ILU . .*_wr . i DEAR ABBY: "Looking for L m in Della*," whoa* wife raftised hi* touche* and kin** and alao nisad m x , ha* my sympathy. HU wlf* DEAR ABBY: What U the mu*t not raalis* how lucky shs is to advantage, and to wham, of an b* married to a man who atill envelop* with a window in itt enjoy* affection and **x. I hop* ah* Halftha time, I get my reply wakaa up before h*'* fane. In backward, and I n aura that Altar thn* y*ara of dating, "AI" my wanted time U typical. Who and I an atill at aquan ana. Ha t— ^t*Y> rafUea* to hold hand*, hug, kia* or GERALD BTBOHM, abow affection in any way. Bax U FRESNO, CALIF. not a memory for ua — yon cant nmambar what you haem had. DEAR OULAU>> Yaw dm It Whan I touch Al, ha ftaaaaa up. If 1 try to tall him how I foal, ha laavaa. I would enjoy all of tha above, but ha wont ant* up I'm to needy, I could live for month* an a single compliment Abby, plaaaa don’t ua* my name �b H H B kH & B I Sanford’s big man on campus Travis Brown is Mr. Clean at Sanford Middle School afterwinning school employee award to be done.* Pw ldee heroine the campus clean (he has the student's help on that. Dtniahia said the kids always make sure to keep everything dean out o f respect far her father}, he has dtwadkd danse such as setting up the audMohusi with folding chain far a school play or concert or handling after-school detention where he fa in charge of making hfa Vkfa clean whatever might be amfaa around the school. *1 keep them from wanting to come back.* Travis said, naturally smiting. 'After I get Antahrd with them, they don't want to do it any- dnr?You guys had One of those reasons fa that he docs a Uttle of everything, constantly on the move around campus while learning and greeting by name every one of Sanford's faculty and many of the students. 'He's always open Co whatever needs to be done.* said Assistant Principal Helen Good­ man. A lot of Umrs. teachers will call on him . Tr*yta atoo is a 13-month employee, and did the landscaping around the front of the cam­ pus thal fa risible to driven on 17-93. He planted the Bowen and takes good care to make sure they stay In top shape. Now Travis' name fa in a county-wide compe­ tition among wtnnrn from other schools. Ooodaon said shell be supporting him the whole way. but Travts fa also Interested In a different kind of competition. It senna he and Principal Bill Moore are both big time basketball players and there's a family feud between the two over who's best. No word from Mr. Moore but Travis has his opinion. 'He says he’s better but I believe I can take him.* Travts said. That would make two things at Sanford Mid­ dle at which he la best. More chances for community service!! Okay. Seminole County Stu­ ll With any agency, the tUon la ’ what service does student pcrform7* 3) Student volunteer work la rrktpoua organizations docs not count far the Student Vol­ unteer Credit Program unless that work fa performed m an r outside community organisa­ tion such as Habitat far Hu­ manity. NABORS, etc. Work done at the church In the nursery, oftfec. etc. DOCS NOT QUALIFY. 3| Volunteer work at the In­ dividual high schools docs not quality except In special situa­ tions approved by the princi­ pal prior to the volunteer work. Trainers. AV operators. National Honor Society tutors, etc. DO NOT QUALIFY. 41 If any concerns are ex­ pressed by a student regard­ ing one of these agencies, please notify Dcdc Schaflner Immediately so the concern can be Investigated. ISO N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford. FI 33771 333-3183 Contact: Sandy Oakley lecthwoat k a a tk Librae; SSOOrecnway Bhrd. Lake Mary. FI 33740 331-3419 Contact: Kay Watts Vast Brass k Library 345 Hunt Club Blvd.. N. Longwood. FI 33779 803-3383 Contact Jane Flnkbelner i------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- Lake Brantley rtgfi School pul on a dance performance fast Thursday at fas school auditorium. hare, too dancers pose Just baton taking foe stags to antortain ap od crowd. • Chess-Mates • 671 Birgham Place Lake Mary. FI 33746 333-1351 Contact: Lin Bonnett l emieafa Ci U y-Ta— Coart JavoaUs JfaBW Co a U r 190 Bush Boulevard Sanford. FI 33773 Contact: Richard K. Hap haugh. Teen Court Coordlna- P.O. Box 915425 Longwood. FI 33791-5435 331-5364 Contact: Mcl Simon loath Beatinela Christian BOS Bentley Street Oviedo. FI 337B5 30*1900 Contact: Evelyn or Rebecca 103 Laurel Drive Sanford. Ft 33773 331-5303 Contact: Chris Marlette P.O. Box 064 Oviedo, n 33703-1004 306-7810 Contact: Carole Mawhtnney Seminole High visits 15th century England Thou must perform and perform well. That fa what Mrs. Cooper’s English IV Honors classes at Seminole High have to team. After studying for many weeks the Elizabethan Era and reading the play. MacBeth, by William Shakespeare. U waa time for the classes to show their acting ability. For these seniors, it waa a challenging assignment which Initialed lota of preparation, many re­ hearsals. costume Ideas, and of course actually memorizing their lines. This play which fa written In old Erq^lah seemed to have the classes searching for flaahearda, Some students Itad anywhere from four to forty lines to memorize there­ fore note cards came In han­ dle in those tense moment. *t think we would have done better tt we had more time. Our groups had to put the play together in a small amount of time,* said senior Christina Whlddon. Each claaa waa able to per- 1060 North CR 427 Longwood. FI 32750 360-9155 Contact: Flo Eckstein form the play In the Ume pe­ riod of England. Scottish, or one of the groups choosing. This gives each performance a little variety. The two-day performance had an array of several periods. MacBeth was performed aa a Mexican theme with three amigos, a mobster group, and a Christmas spe­ cial. The costumes added an ex­ tra touch of amusement with the guys In kilts, the girts wearing suits, and even a tux­ edo. However. It was ulti­ mately the students decision on what to wear. T was Lady MacBeth in Act Two. Scene Three. I had to fall on the hard wood floor in the auditorium which waa very painful." said senior Kristen Dtener. T was embarrassed because I had to practice In front of the auditorium win­ dows In my costume which happened to be a nightgown where people could ace me.* All performances went great despite the music being a tad loud at Uincs. The students had a wonderful time and If anything else they quickly got over their stage fright V A L U E -P A C K E D E N T E R T A IN M E N T f P.O. Box 915371 Longwood. FI 33791-5371 Contact: Mike Kean 865-5971 Sherry Shuman 788- t University of C e n tre d F lo r id c i Chock ou r calendar tor thaator, art, muaJc, oporto and beturaa at: h ttp jw ww.ok.uct.odu/ pubrokcobndar/ �usiness Chamber sports new look _____ ;________ t »•% M \HI \ t»UI \1 tt..! lu i ik* J. rfitnlri Ihi rin itlr i.i.t ii* No E x p e rie n ce Neejdof i' Irwrl l Irrrv 4} t tf 4*4. Du^an *- *4 : **'! • s \,i ft* 1 Ju ^ .. f I’Htll Clflipp «, i f 11* P nila ■1 lot Kit k Austin ^ iY i*» •f. 1 •ih 1 ?• •. • iti V » Jii ‘h» * 1, , f f 1 •*» .J.lsii*. | iii.l t i*I* I * *•i 1 * •• Mi) •. i t«• *• •: .nth m • t i .. ' |** »V • .!» * 1' I t s ■* I hi t • t f. ........ . r . M ti l 4, fir NTf< 1 “ fflu** ■ir, if f],in, iif 1f• !. Jli "* I|N it rfu t s, * Ijlltlrl fi 'st j,f ' 1* r» i • ■1 if if if ik • r -* U\ 1i< * i\♦ 1•14• loin \ r ♦ fi' . 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French Ava„ i M O N D AY, DECEM BER 6 II A JL T 0 2 R M . S A N F O R D O F F IC E W 94 O R L A N D O D R IV E (turner of 17-97 and Airport B h il) k I New Home Available al PALM POINT, SANFORD Housing Grants up to S 10.000 available to qualified families This New Three, offering a 1 3 0 0 SIGN-OS BONUS to bind tnndidatn! What an rwuing iimr to art on the Barrett tu rn path. The umutmng Bamrtt-NaiajmBank mrrjrr will nukr Barnttl pan J thr rtwnl largru banking thaai« liw U S , weh brant hn in 16 Warn. Tbit u|tufeant merger will tumbuw (hr ermatha of r cuuumer kjtutrd otfmuuuu and will makt ua tbr la/f nam, mutt talur-onanitj bank in tba ttair, trrtinf 1 9 million cutlumcn in Florida alone B e rt tumnily Luking fur tandidarrt m ua at pan-note tnd lull lime Salet Attuciam Strung talrt and lertat abtlmet, tath handling ripenente, PC pmfiiiraiv and bdmgual tkdla art a plua! In return be your talrnrv we ll urter you an anrattrve rompentanon patkage mduding (umprtene waget, ihddcart tubaidm, luuiun mmbunemrnr and a tOKk) pn>|ram y i j « i MorSNy m y - moral art ai lowM S3B6par morth PAI «9fi a 6%FHA ANM CIto-Eyour 7 8 6 -8 8 0 0 ta rd y can quatty C*Mhragearad Mortgage amount O ia rl 10.000 Rela Term MonBYy peymanl Ta m * and tnauancs 5500 563.990 10.000 e% 30 yr* 5385 570*41 Idea* F o rT h e lX h y Y b u Live.* Aw lUfAA e««p4uy«r BAJLNfTT S t'f f O U l A U f l G f I I I ffiOtlfLACl I n b m i m a ptptetetei ------- 1 >| *------- ■— a- f-. Find out about our new Medical Assistant Program • Day or Evening Classes • Financial Aidfor Those Who Qualify • Graduate Placement Assistance . Convenient 4-DaySchool Week Sationalfy Accredited byAC1CS as aJunior College 4 0 7 -8 3 1 -9 8 1 6 City College 803 East Hwy. 430, Ste. 200 • Casselberry, FL 32707 > ._____________ ? 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AA Home mpart. pamang A caranac Ha ------------ * 1371-8877 2 6 9 -C t e a n i n g S s rv te «B Cal A Parade* Horn* Inalpacaona 370-1744 or Fai X3D64S7 APOLLO C1XANM O «YC ComnvRatkl Ouwar, Svc/SdUcrtna 37180*4 QUALITY HOUBE CLE A N M q DAMO KEY CONSTRUCTION ' POSITION A V A K A B U Tha Houaatg Authority al tw Cay of SarAotd, Florida to aaafking a ragWy aapanancad. mo* vatod prtFaaaionto to ba raaportiCW tor maakaaang ew acavtkaa of Ew Section a Houamg Voucher Program. Senanoto County Tananl Baaad BandI Aawalanra Program and FamFy SaA Sudioancy Program ExguM Eng/Span daaaabto). orgwaxaaon. aaarpraumn Mid ikAL Job daaenpoon avaitobto upon requetl Appkcaaona wK bo tohan M fw mam oRca at 'rawer Court unM 5 00 . IS. 1988 The HouMng Aueorey of toe CJy ol Santord. Ftande An EquM Emptoymara Ckpor lunry Sacaon Secaon 3 Emc Emptoyar P tt Bob 7388 194 CaaOe Brewer Coed Santord. FI 37772 7354 TVnomy 0 Hudaon KATHTB 81 EkNMfl H a u l. aA/yrmo.. ratal ctoarwuM It r» - p l e t s us u f t vo u r c le a n P40 BURDENS WadubFwaak MB 337-9978 aa >761880 MOVE N O UT a* W d w g v Ota. mo *d 307-7770 « par PREFERRED MAOS Ratal. wWy-taaUy Famrty owned 4 operated tax* 1944 Lc/Bondadrtna 373-1487 w 2805120 HomaaOto/Condo/Apart BSMSMtoto/Mo USCWlSUR *07-33674*7 *07-3264778 275-DrywBll DRTdALL-4TUCCORapaas W U 4 CwAng Taiaaa* O w n in g Frwa aak Utrtnw. 321-4127 DackfWdka'OmmaT tomaa* t-RawCwmm’Fiaa Edt •# 3*67*44 ' 301-Hoofing TA TIS ROOFBNl I Chunk A Ir. ( 2 S 1-lr r ig s t k )n 4 4 modaia New oomptota 4 *6 toa ea toe to* rtd<. 300-PrwBSurw C H A R L U a (Dam HLLXR. BuAtor. C8C0S774S. Rear Comm . mmodd. adxaona. mpaa MC. 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FAX: COT-658-1726 Or (all our tu(l free yubkne ai I HHMX49JO B5.tm tr.um party hot # 11X11 Foe more inbemanun. pirate tall 1-800-1)7-1610 I .... 252-Accountioq Car S tnawanca 1 ■FREE. 331 sne P A M T -T W I A N O R J U - T 1 M I SALU A U 0 C U T U S f M M O L E CO UNTY home can be yoi*a • e n • « help oi Housvig Aavetence Orant to meke toe costs U F rr LA B O R R rr m o -3 4 1 * Ceam war* artei Pw B EIT) Oarty work Dart, pay Varwcto* a PLUS Oparvng tor aldl d*mr wr van tan TERNBETf. W ATIRr F B I DAMAQE REPAM SPECIALIST t^nSjaodWMnPITI^ 312—Trw Stevies TALtRCO UMOSCAFBtO •Al phaaaa d toan •1 am* aamcaa km* o cutl a wt mon**, mon QRBAT RATED A T in 332-404* Tm* cudngprumng I aradng Tbp aoAM dr/gmvd Back howbob ( “ rata* RANCH RENTALB 407-3 200-Laundry Ssrvicw I A Iron, 2t7-Lswn Ssrvicw OON PttXBBN T R t I BYC Traaruump rammtaL Fra* aat Ucartnaur 3167581 • PU T OAK-AMT AMOUNT' FRSBO«UVEBV*m**l___ •BBT TREE SERVICE ctoAn* AB phaaaa Frwa Ed. I Badpncww » 1-11»/. TOMHY RUNYON Lawn A Tm* Drc. kertna. matotoom Buck*) tuck, ttomp g n d n ^ k a a aaL 310—Window Washing * Tinting CRYSTAL CLEAN l toaby* 130-7174 A d v e r t i s e D a i l y F o r A b o u t $4f » P e r M o t t t h Call The Classified Dept. 322-2611 S a n f o r d H erald O Lahe M a r y Life �Sanford Htrald. Santord. Florida • Sunday. Dac*mb*f 7,1997- t t l KIT ’S ' CARI.VI.K® hi Urry Wrt«hl 11 s s 'z r a A j a r z . 157— Mobil* Homea For Sal* M l— Good Thing* to Eat S s£ M I a-~tC-Hjevr*. M ilto a liO D iila m A S O W SI SPf QAUf 400 M* A S ftf S28S A MONTH OUtoa■ 321-0120 or 333-2334 CHA 10 X 70 aaam Many EX TRASH 831 770B or 377 1333 J lf *wwta>»***8.4*474*4 CM tort i * sttim X 1STS2300 A ll Tw CAT HA** my "TV* WHHO W E R E S T 4 C M D |V A -*B a m CARRIAGE COVE P i L C ... C H o e O f. S Sam* asaNMa - USB SP A Homaa >1000 to 14 000 Sat Dp Fnanonq OUWTT 324»*»1 1SSSSP. 4*7-321-7044 2*13* »1 E l Skykna Carrmn. acm rm. >17,000 141 Horn— For Solo 24 1 44c 3/2 BO Skykna PL Doom. Carport I1 M ■ A TTN EM SALS - Pul *U* uasd ben apraiga A mttXi 183 00 Larry* Mart 377X112 USED APPLIANCES Ksnmors ratng A/mond >123. Hotpomt rings Almond, >73 Hoeoft OH Stock. 130 AJ n si condbon Buy M ) B M IM tU WMMPOOL Ratody 74 I S/da by atda, aftta. 3 yr* o»J lea ----------- 3X30783 151—Building C a d m iia o Property Fop Sel* 'S - A f f B J S I * OW N N lto pan Mto tori--------------TT—j- M a H f f ilC T lS R S J y p S ? ad tot S brand rma carpal Backs f t topart 177100 OEM CAUANNT. M M __(4*7) H M S1I. EN.1IS fbftr-3 twkjatm wvya tamft noma* 100-130 It on rtftr 407-273»»*4 ... 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Svkbn/ lam. kpic. toed 241444 M NOTATED LAa naar 1/3 acm dal abanp. crpt toed >71*4* I-Pamatoaura 1/4 acra. pm FOnCCLOSCO Apto on Itah arl Rd S U Mary A l m* hemas « r TOart out or caa tor a TOM Ana M Fra# 11)400 21* ■000 Erl H 22M tor currant M 153— Aerwege Lot For 1-4/2 3 101 poo*, acmponfv bp*e. nrdad U M I buurr ttoga M. km ol Oansr tnanca raducad WOKAT 407m m 1.000 a l Homaa bom pamas on 11 Daanyar* taa Rapoa RCOa b l IXTHAM r ------- ------------ ^ ■ O te L IA V U A S 2/7 m m sw pa w» Pup « 2mm MtoOapoaa CM w-nst 90* Eft Aft 1*4000 Sin 2 3 PM SHIP buyara aaicoma CM Barbara Sanmon* 322 1721 CAiLBAMT M U ESTATE _________ » r « i _________ 100—Condominium PRICED TO SELL! 37 3 1700 aq * . 2 Mary Stows condo Msadt TIC but PRICED RIOHTI >34 300 CM !«***»/ UASSTONTION M On a Ft I Ria l Bvtaciv, m c 2/2. Sem patio. 323-74SS l yr m nm rfi. M O m o . 8340/dapl ■AMPOHO A M A-3/2 CHA itou taa gangs, toed yard. 300 Ftoaa Dr CM swings 3443437 Unfurnished DELTOMA 10 sera* ktoto tor larmaiq or mmaryi /onad agn cultural >3.900 ACHE Sm down • o w a knama 4447471773 to 104747-4*23 155— Condominium* For Sal* CtoD conn Id k a 77 totem poren ImmacuUla Naa myt 4 pa-nt Faato kaa brand naa Club nmaa pool 4 k m * court >49 400 CM Wan da at Prudannal P tto a Unary ■441244 s a l 141,____________ 2/2 mpuraw OH. acn bal­ cony. WO. UOOmo M u m _______ W eWva W nes S M HumaMa 4 4 acra* >73.000 Hary 44 1 mm W al n w 1407)74 OPEN HOUSE u »m b •ANFONOTCUPLEX Historic OtsbteL I Mm. taoonno . me WO. 1.000 aq A WIXIVA l*rstliga rmiamcr Punt 3/7 Tuan hrxna Eaganca makat a psr*ona*y yum >1/4 000 407-7447344 3/1 200* HOiLt AVf S83Qrmo , cm ►a. carper n o arm • MANAGER 0* FINANCIAL PLAM4NQ AMO M O O C TM Q aspanaaa i Ananc* mto tor • PROJECT CTO tor* pubac cHsmg 3mont>mn • ASSTCONTROii.cn IRnto rmTiactong im Cotyssto rawjob ma successfullyi CM ACCOUNTS*** t t MOT) *22 7775 EOS Nm i Fm tsquwad Com * wort m psycfttoqy or • i rmo< Fnttof •30pnV1 30pn*-T.3COm. HOftday ftouoft Thursday Bagwtnng n a ry rings H i o ncuny Sanford Court ■ Pm Houang Ad. often i I D « to atomram any or «a- to Ito SCO 100 Ftarld* 22T7M1SO by S. IM S FMto IB 433PC0011RC amt •S3PC0012RC An Equal Ac Opporb/My Comrcsaa/EoiM Op rmatay Coasoa WANTED: H M M who am •taking a fuMfllng, people ort* •rteled eereer ofcAf employprokseekyief M camar « l DsftM AaaMIng. i of 1200 taw*. IT U M •1 lOlWOM •im iO O M PPian you can oan ft* 3 taXm noma to CHA, rma part A car­ pal T Am about h u o nomas' Tim IWbmtoi Oraum too. Bamirsum...Mi-tm OSLTONA 171 CHA. Largs cad yam Pal* Oaay 13001 n • liLlai 1 or *43-200* mi xaiHronoivx.il/iroro M A T TO OWN » CHA f 1430 Doran UOOrmo ■13 Santord Ana (447247 ■AMPOHO 2/1. good was. gar dm IPX 1*504*50 Cana tocaaon Sr Use 331-4717 pnead u«ad rnapa 3734*43 *A*T PUHMTU6E NEWDSPD Buy t Sat-Buttng 300 *9 Santoad Plaa Wort) 334*144 C H A M LOUNOI Partset eondtnn Manogany color >130 CM 3309770am ofty rad mart*. 7 yr». Motto braban. tovaa HM 130 CM 373X413 PERSIAN MIXED KITTEN* Haaarvy mam • ab*. Mon A dtosetmad. tabby aMa 120raa 3*44111 2 0 1 — H o ra n * TO cube It WAREHOUSE SPACE War*houM space for rant* 1,250 aq. ft, par! of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. axe {R in g in g , in th e Aea& on w ith J o y , a n d ~ . 105—Ouptax/Triplex Just forasking weheroanexciting SAMPOM Onaoa or rani to pan knmacu- hto 3 tax™. CHA. carport. WO to * 4S7-3274U1 2141 1997 F O R D T A U R U S G L #9657347, 4 Door, P/W, P/L, Tilt, Cruise 211— Santord Commsrea CX H Pan Aft A 73*1 8 7 a m approx 3.000 al A • 500 N sepal par yaw Partung to abundant Cal John day al B o d y Commarctal. Lie Hast W a t M I lW H U . o p f ic e /w h s c 3.000-11000 ai Pram S3 al. Prana tocaaon Hay 17-82 Barton! I t* bom Airport C o u n try L a k e Apartments s - 2714 KM aoweed Aad., J a M M • 110-1104 M O N TH 4447742224447-444 M32 215 Saata S 111 4 Mar^to* avnad tokutsr 1400 mm SlainnQ cortoD 217— Garag* Sale* O ARAG IIAU SAT A SUN 7*7 Hddtoi Lakaa-IO* Anjar Court ettna*. km or nouaanoid aam« 1 «x» mow 21S— Wanted to Buy ** POHO HANGER * cyt. km graat condition 3 ipd. CM *144714 t l-f c .l- 1- - fvn icivi For A r t Cars Trucks A Utcf Mf>SMt^Caa«SMT»Ui BM,W MotorcycMSikas For Sal* 81 HONOR 124 iM d N M M M _____ Can121 CLEAN ME iHeryebn* »1XM< •IIW. PWaMIIP 4 1 U L 4 I 221—Good Things to Eat MAMIL 0HAMO4E A RED SHAPE PHMT. MamroXto Farms 3*41 CataryAft I BOATS PCM MENT Stoning at D o > f t ARB 24 Pontoon CM 330-1E12 245— Fann Equipment iCASE UCC Loa noun anaarranry >13 400 447-7447to*4 $1 2 ,9 9 5 • All matntMMK* record* availaM* • Free 12 ma*tM/12.IM mites limited warranty • Compitlttv* iiMnclng • Mney mates I motels • Bottom IIn*, no testis pricing ‘96 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 97 FORD ESCORT LX *97 MERCURY TR ACER *97 P O N TIA C SU N FIR E •4473344 4 Dr. P/W. A/T. Tla. Cnnaa •4437*1* *0r, P/W, •9438344 4 Or. WW. •0t3l2t4 4Dr.PiW. AfT.TW.CnM a/t . ra. Crass • 1 0 ,5 9 5 FR K K •Saif OannJng O ra n •Car Cara Can tar ■ Full SUa Waartaf/Dryar S00AM-I100AM A F A R T M tW H Truck/Busea/Vsns For t pttca ar i THE HERTZ ADVANTAGE • Amid n r* car depreciation • Factory wananty still I* sttact a* mott cars LEASE Prana anensroom A ranouaa 110.17a a) It Sfl 441 bontoga *07 374-7300 toofM-ioom ___ *4 Fra* |. B4214EOOO EM 2204 tar CM Antlqua/CoNectiblts WssMcwWyyou » « >4300 Plaaw caa 32X44*1 ■MCX MESAL 84 Cocoa Load ad ipacto aquqx pci 3* Eng. mm brattona FT70CL 34k Em car H O M S CM Byron La amnea at Cattoy Pitting 32? LOWFIXED PRICES NOHAGGLE CarSafes NO HASSLE • Spackrua Apartmnti «lth kirgr U lncU • lute Frool • VoMrytoll • Spartiln* ITwl • Tennis Court* 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls ^SSnSSn a 78OIOS CUTLASS A m p i n ---------------- 1*30 0607 arM I to 741-1131 *3 TOYOTA Pud up Waa m cab. naa pawn, runs good 17300 CM 324-314*_________ *■ OLDS CUTLASS SIERRA brou®m 34 m (actual) Unr cwXbcn 13330 1231111 *7 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE *<* maroon, run* good. 1400 OOO •• Subaru Lagacy-mal body A graM Maps 13300 |* Sibtoi tnyaMPTOQ — -----*2 TOYOTA Corcaa DA “ Move In Special Offer” nooa-cp. M a a u w u iL 774-411 • O N E 231— Cars For Sal* CAR# POM E10O Band 4 KM M aty ft* mate Truck* 4X4*1, ML 404322 2730 an 4714 _________________ * 1173 Ct*vy». J A * * T R 'S J ^ | R U * E R S , raady to raxntor or M> tootang In Sm h M Way Atom a program daatgnad tor E&l__________________ Tba bto Stoa-Oa Hangs Faidar N. 3 4 2 M M baa*, ttansd 7 « t togrindto A nw*c tool* 23fti_______ _ ■ISO M OM S MOVING SALE EVERYTHING MUST GOll Country Lake Apartments U M I HAST in Spat pun. DU atr •cm otto ttfikitOO C A M I N M T Y7 Carport, icmpc/i. CHA. MCOrMOO NONTHLAU » condo Ira pic. pool, acm paao IS44/I4M SAMPOMO V I Ouptoi CHA. Nam carpat A pant I4SWS4SS BAMPONO l/> Apt. 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DCUtiVt QALtfTS y <c . .» ■ <1; _- jha^llCi* —* - ... .J*1 When is a door? Sank tots iltttr Q T« A K 7 • < S 3 Hi P h illip A ider (« H ) by Jimmy Johnson A R LO AM O JA M S If YOU tJKE THE TYPE BUT rtXJDOWT HAVEBflE ^JCAlO ueO FH W /^ AVkOMAMUKetHM" Mfcnc w w u w tg iv e Altar ilatmit ha « a t too ok) to run a • hula ir r ia » u( la n o n t, tha Senior l.ilr M ailer aftrrail lo (iva one rla it a irry month "W r all know tha old nddla When it a door nol a door1" began (ha SLM "Whan i l 't ajar Wall, in bridge wr hava aomrlhing aimilar Whan It a g u r u nol a g u r u 1 The an iw rr It in Ihl* d r t l " The SLM relerrrd evaryona to tha Norlh South hand* on tha fin l ihret hr had dutrtbulrd "Agam it three no trump." he con linued. 'W e s t lead* the spade four. Kasl wins with the are and returns Ihe two. West taking your queen with the king Thing* look gnm. but when West continue* with a low ipade, K u ( win* with Ihe jack and itart* thinking Kventually. he tw ilch et lo the club seven What do you do now1" A fte r a minute or two, Ihe SLM asked his student* to look at the full deal on Ihe second sheet . R 0 6 0 T IIA N * FRANK AND ERNEST Kast A A J 2 V 10 k I 1 •Kasl has defended well If he had relumed Ihe spade jack at trick two, dummy's 10 would luve become your ninth trick Alto, if ipade• were 4 4, presumably Ihe drfender* would have cashed four spades and the club ace So. Wesl must have started with five spades, and If he wins this club inck, you'll be down You have no guest, you must pul up the king If it loses, presumably you will have turned two down Into three down Hut if you play the jack here, you turn contract made Into three down * Suddenly someone raised hit hand "Sir. I know when a Guctt It not a Guest When it's a Levi * « ISV7by SKA Inr • } a • A A • ■ 7 South A y 1 a A KJ * y J j 2 i X J l l Vulnerable North South Dealer South Saalh I NT Writ Pass North 3 NT Opening lead: a East All 4 II )M ar* • H I rt#4*r #f Ikli r#l#aa. ytm ■ l|k l Ilk* I# Say P k llllp s k##k. -r.»i tw srlrr *1 Brl4|r.* akltb a tt psMIiWg la IM ! sag rayrlalrg Ikli yrar. Ta artar H al* p i y k r t aa rtta n li. wad a rkvtk H r I I I IS payikla I* Pkllllp li t r e la P.O. ■#■ I I I . Rally a N*l(klt. SV II1M t i l l by Jim Mtddlck � 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, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 07, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 07, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 07, 1997; <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/da2cbf5ef0ef45d00ed87d21a9dedbe0.pdf 0505ce75c33be8b18d50d1aab07a0b68 PDF Text Text ■ .U U + & M .u9 #««.J i,'iWkW'.t^:/liiiU^Jl^^f^Ci^tV 50 Cents TH U R SD A Y October 16, 1997 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake M«rf and Samlnole County olnov 1S0S Kudos . O ffic ia l: E x -c h ie f d id n ’t w a n t fe m a le c o p s M ,; By RUSS WHITE llrr.ild Stall W HIcr III the midst ill tin* * rvn lu a lion mill reconstruction ol llir Smifofil ro lle r Departm ent, mime illM iiihlng fa ils a rr |Kitirlng out ol a discrim ination Mill! fill'd a year ago liy four women who served on llir SIM) force. Sanford C.'lty personnel d i­ rector T im M cCauley testified In ll S District Court that for­ mer S i’l l chief Rnljili llussell once said. ’ Ill he honest with you. T im . and If you say a n y ­ thing ahont this. I'll deny II publicly. I don't believe women have any place III police work." llussell retired la Ja n u a ry , and was succeeded by Deputy Chief Joe Dillard O n ly two of the women • Te rri M urray and Claudia Webber • who filed the suit re­ main with the SIM) ftnliln Her- Stolen vehicles nosky. who was dismissed. Is now with the W ln trr Springs I’ollre Department CpI Claudia S h ra frr died earlier this year. O n Tu rsd a y . M urray com pllm enlrtl D illard for rc c rn lly Ini­ tialing positive changes m Ihe ilrpartm ent du ring a work ses­ sion by ih r c lly s haw E n ­ forcement O ptions Com m ittee, winch will make a recom m en­ dation to llir rlfy com m ission Ihnl will help decide Ihe future of Ihe department Their jobs on the line > Ihe majority of Ih r SIM) force has rallied behind Dillard Option C In Ih r sloily hy an in tlrp rn tlrn l police ronsull study Is lo disband Ih r SIM) and conlrael Ihe Sem lnolr County Sheriffs Office for all law enforcement duties. The sheriff would hire perhaps 30 p rrrrn t of Ihe SIM) nrcordlng lo Insidrrs' scuttle­ butt Th e civil case against Ih r C ity of Sanford, a m unicipal corporation operating the SPD. obviously ntlds fodder lo Ihe folly. McCauley's dejroslllon c o n ­ tains volatile background. Asked If ol any point prior lo Ju n e . 1094. when Russell terminated ihe services of Iwo female reserve officers, he co n ­ sidered a problem area at the SPD w ilh Ihe num ber of fe­ males. or Ihe num ber of feBee B u ll, Page 8 A Let the games begin It could happen to you, police say, and when it does... B Y D A V ID F R A Z IE R Herald Stall Writer In the past week, nearly a dozen vehicles have been sto ­ len in the Sanford area Some have been returned however Ihe ma|orlly of vehicles i r |Kirlrd m issing are slid at huge 'W e had Ih rrc incident reports |on ear llicllsl today.' said Tom Skitia polite lidot illation olllicr for Ihe Sanford Poller Dr|>artmrnl l l i r majority |ol Ihe ta rs sliilrol a rr Joyrides.* .said la I Mi Dm ioiigh. public inform a­ tion o lllicr lor ihe Seminole C ounty Slier ill’s O ilie r. McDonough saitl dial the |>rrpel rat o n are mostly teenagers going for a ‘ Joyrltlr.* anti lhal they tin not rra tlir that they are com m itting a major crime 'T h e y a rr not out to lake what Is III the vehicle.' said Sklha. 'the y a rr out to lake the veinc lr ' Skill.t said that vehicle th rli lo in rs at random 'Som e w rrk s. we a rr hom h .irifrd.’ he said Aflrr a irp tirl Is given In p o ­ ller. Ihe o lllicr liipuls llir III formation In the lo in im in lia lions syslrm so lhal oilier law rnfori rm riil agent les ra n h r on the lookout (Ihe Jaigon used B o b P a ra a ll J r . Businessman tapped for state Main Street award B y M A R IA O R E M Herald Stall Writer__________ Sanlord Main Htreri President Itohrrt Porscll J r . received n state awnril Wednesday in Daytona Ileacti D u rin g the mutual f lo r ­ Ida Main Street and Plorlda Redevelopment C o n fe r­ ence. Parsed was named an O utstanding Program Supporter T ills is the second award for Main Street, which was recognlied In 1995 as an O utstanding Econom ic Re­ stru ctu ring Program, a c ­ cording to Jennifer Slngeisen. program m a n ­ ager Bee Psrsell. Page SA Is II ( ) 1 .0 or H r O n Ih r Looko u ll W hen Ihe vehicles are found, ftiey linve usually h e rn abandoned. Skilw* said lhal the cars Ihe d rp a rlm rn l finds are mostly from O rlando or A l­ tamonte Springs Ait (idling lo Sklha. thieves gain entrance lo vehicles through a window, and. once inside, they 'punch* Ihe igni tint, colum n lo gam acerss In slarl Ih r vehicle "The num tirr one key Is lo check your surroundings.* Sklha said, referring to safrly It tun atilo llirll anil carjacking In llir case ol carjackings, he advised for peo|>le lo keep their windows up. doors locked anil. If som eone rotors In w a rd s Ih r rn r. arrclerate. Car thieves huve hern known lo take ve h i­ cles from home driveways as well 'Place II In a garage.* lie s.iltl Anti In stiojiplng renters anti malls w lirrr Sklha said car th rlis a rr more prevalent, h r advised people should try to Imil a lighted area. Martha M annanno. marketing director fur Seminole To w n r Centre, salt) that the mall has 24- hour security and |iatrols on both takes anil carls '|Thc slrjis for |M-tij>lr to takrl a rr com m on sense ty|ic things.' said Mannarlno 'like keeping doors The old Kmart building In Sanford la tha naw home ol e paint ball bualnaaa. Paint ball is coming, and the object is to win B y M A R IA O R E M Herald Slaff Writer Point hall Is coming lo Sanford War Games, an entertainment com pany, will ojicn an Indoor paint hall arena In N o­ vember al Ih r Kmart building on U S High way 17-92 In Sanlord Owner l.rs K n llrn rrk rr has converted l l y long-vacant retail building into a simulated war nine com jilrle with props and 15 in d i­ vidual (lrlil scenarios Willi about 113.000 Bee Stolen. Page 8A to buy a vowel Man, 53, jailed for abusing 3 children square feel of play area, the iwo-atory set-up u n hides in itial wreckage from dune buggies, helicopters and other military vehicles The door surface Is layered with 12 lo 18 inches of sawdust und safely n c lt surround Ihe rn tirr jierimeler Wooden props are painted to look like sandbags The object ol (lie game, which Is similar lo a military operation, la to win Participants have ih r option of bringing in their own equipment or Ih ry may purchase a package at War games Package juices start at Bee Paint. Page SA Homeowner wants to stop traffic at intersection P ro m S ta ff R e p o rts By S H A R I 8 R O D IE Herald Stuff Writer A Sanford man made Ills llrst court apjvenrnnec Wednesday charged with three counts of child abuse. Harry Carroll. 53. ol 701 Haywood Circle, was arrested id Ills residence at 4:15 n.rn. Wednesday and went for Ills Initial appearance ill 1.30 p in . at llir Seminole C ou nty Correctional Facility Sheriffs spokesman Ed M iD onougli said Bee A buse, Page SA \ * | P f l.r s W Today: Partly cloudy w ith a 2 0 percent chance of rain. Highs In the uppcr*S0a. I.owa In the u p p e r-0 0 a . ••■ •‘ ft.V* W n , «.*V , . . 1 . .. • M «/ T — »— M : INDBX mi riaaalfUH 2 B -3 B ..... 4B nr A a H ........... .......46 ....... 4A H oroacopa....... Paopla......... O bituaries.. Pollea........... S p o rts......... T V ................. W a a th s r...... Dailey Avenue, which Intersects Airport Boulevard In Sanlord, it the subject ol creative Interpretation, or In tha caia at left, a ipaca-eavlng measure. Pro- , u«sa wain *TT»"iai *»»■■* nounced Ihe same, no on* has yet reported being lost on Bailey. As the city of Lake Mary continues paving miles of dirt roads that wind through neigh­ borhoods on Ihe eastern side of the city, once again there is controversy, where nsphnlt meets sand. A resident of H um phrey Road has asked Ihe clly com m ission for help la alleviating what she feels Is a potentially dangerous situation at the corner of Wood Street and Hum phrey. Am y M unlzzl sent a letter to the mayor and the city commissioners about an Incident that occurred on Sept. 18. *1 was traveling east on Hum phrey Road, heading home aflcr picking my sons up from Lake Mary Elcm cnlury.* M u n tu l wrote. 'A s I approached the stop sign at the corner of H um phrey Rond and Wood Street la dirt street to the left with a stop sign) a car came sliding nround the corner from Wood Street and Just missed hitting us head on. Tha nk Qod. we were wenrlng safety belts and we had not yet rcoched the stop sign or we could have been bndly Injured.* Wood Street Is currently closed as a culvert Is being Installed between Washington Avenue and Hum phrey. M u n lu l feels Wood, from Washington, will continue to be used as a short cut. to and from Lake Mnry High School, In Ihe m ornings and afternoons, when the road reopens. While cu llin g through the bock roads saves no lime over Inking Lake Mary Boulevard to Longwood-Lakc Mnry. 'I think It Is the excite­ ment of flying down the dirt roads where you can't get enught.' M untxil says. M u n lzil also wrote in her letter. T i l l s la on extremely nttrncllve corner to those Individuals who like to slide their vehicles and spin circles (doughnuts) In Ihe dirt.’ H u m p h re y is paved up to the southeast corSm T ra ffic , Page SA • S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . 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Call yout Human Resource Department or Benefits Manager today and say you want your health plan to Include the Winn-Dixie Pharmacy. �__________________________________________ 1' ■j'/i ' (l^‘* ffAV’ ’ Jr!*' i L V.'V/’ 'L EDITORIAL r iVf" rDONNA BRITT M ayor is sensitive to the environment Sanford Mayor Larry Dale armed with charts and a good Idea, pitched this week to Audubon offi­ cials a bald eagles' habitat on the shores of Lake Jesup. The proposal was made to mitigate dam ages done when an eagles' habitat w as cut down at the Orlando Sanford Airport. The Florida Audubon had filed a complaint saying the a ir­ port did not have permits to cut down the tree*. Mayor Dale Is a busy man, but he took the time to find a solution to what many think Is p ro bably not a biff deal. But It Is. A mistake w as made. And when the environ­ ment suffers, In even an Infini­ tesimal way. we all suffer. Dale deserves praise for his proactive approach to the matter. He p ro ­ posed an 1.800-acre site east on the Lake Jesup waterfront ofT State Road 46. which currently houses four eagles' nests. The site Is owned by the city and serves as a spray Irrigation area. Dale said staff will look Into the legal as­ pects of setting the land aside as a conservation area and habitat p ro ­ tection zone. Charles Lee. senior vice p resi­ dent of the Audubon, said a set­ tlement could be reached with the city and the airport If there Is compensation for the lost eagles' nest, and if the airport admits It needed a permit to cut down the tree. (Airport officials say the tree had to go; an emergency m easure as a hazard to safe flight.) Lee wants officials to agree to not cut any more trees without the proper W A S IIIN O T O N -lt 's been more than a year since on unknow n assailant pum ped four bullets Into Tu p a c Shakur. W hat usually happens when a you ng person dies Is this: Everyone recoils, then re d e c ts -a n d then forgets. T u p a c won't let me forget. Wednesday, I saw hint In 'G a n g Related.* the new movie In which he posthum ously stars. Th e day before, I saw him In a horrldc photo in a recent book, laid out on a coroner's slab, torn and helpless alter his autopsy. Tu p a c (lashed In m y m ind when I read about a bicyclist. 26, whom police say shot to death a yo u n g w om an whose car apparently bum ped him b y accident. Th e y say the cyclist shot her alter she'd pulled over to check an him . I saw T u p a c the last time m y hopelessly m iddle -doss son. 12. mimicked a m usic videos tough hoodlum pose. A n d when I recently glanced at a magazine photo of rapper Redman, sporting a sneer cold enough to freeze Invn. Seeing Tu p a c everywhere doesn't make me like those folks w ho think the rapper faked his death and Uvea on. chilling on some secluded gangsta-free beach. I believe he die d-trngicnlly, u n n e ce s sa rily-lo st September, on 4 Somehow, pertly because his idol died, he changed. ^ So doss J a y . 17. the person I moot see Tu p a c In. A student at Montgomery B lair High School in M aryland. J a y U a lot Uks T u p a c : bright, cute, a street-sm art blend of Innocent and hip. He's also, he says, *aa big a (an of Tu p a c's os there could be. I hove all hla album s. ...I w ish sometimes that I could fig Tupac.* He pauses. •But without the 'thug-Ute' image.* T h e last w ords mean a lot com ing from Ja y . a friend of m y son's w hom I've Known for years. He nearly dunked out of school last year. Som ehow, portly because hie Idol died, he changed. I took Jo y to eee "Gang Rotated.* a better* then-everage police dram a that ahowcaaea Tupac'a •fragile but powerful screen charisma.'* os described by W ashington Poet dim critic Stephen H unter. Seeing Tup a c so electric, so alive, woo at times excruciating. A scene in w hich a n u t case threatens to blow the head off Tu p a c's character made some viewers wince. Sold Ja y ; *lt was like. O pd. he's going to die g g g ln T Ja y still admires Tu p a c but doesn't pity him . •He liked the lifestyle; he chaos «.* be aays T h o u f i he won't call his former Idol stupid. h e U say this: *The lifestyle he chose woe stupid. Th e thug* life Image was stupid. He hod enough talent to make m illions and be alive today. I want money and power, too. ...B u t I wont to pass it on.* If only a m illion others in w hom I eee T u p a c could sec that. B u t maybe I should be patient. Maybe the beat way for me to remember the lesson of Tu p a c's death Is to help the few I con. Maybe one day it will be Ja y --a liv e and successful--w ho won't let me fbrget. { T b s super-secret mss o f dolphins as military delivery vehicles began at (he Central Intelligence A g e n c y .J Dolphins have been demilitarized i -ir <»i e r g 7H>. V#-)K->V<>T > matter m ay be resolved. More endangered American e a ­ gles live in Seminole County than In any other county In Florida. A total disregard for their welfare In deference to development w ould surely Impact their fragile n u m ­ bers. And Dale knows that. His problem -solving ability has left everyone a winner, the citizens of Seminole County, the A udubon and the eagles. Let your voice be heard Our readers ore Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publica­ tion, as well as letters to the editor. Opinions expressed need not be thoee of the Herald; we may or may not agree wtth you. but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. Berry’s World JOSEPH SPEAR A world rapt with cigars Wars k t alive today, Baltimore'! most ftmous eourpuu would surely ■wear off hla lifelong habit of cigar smoking. I am convinced of it. No way would H.L. Mencken continue a practice that a gazillion people, give or taka a few. have Hidden|y commenced. Curmud­ geons are perverse In that way. When stogies got to be. like, coot he would have given them up. More than that he would have done It with a flourish. Al least h t had i hooked on the noxious weed fly, he would thunder, unlike the youthful knaves who tee pictures of a pneumatic Claudia Schiffer foodting a psaatsla or a long-legged Ells Macphersoa chomping a corona and rush right out to buy some. "N oonet-.tr went broke nndaraall mating the ta ils of the American Kthlb* km would sasmtM iusyu . Somethiag Ike Ilka public** he According to an early Reagan-era C IA report still classified T o p Secret.* the Soviet N avy trained dolphins "to perform various m ilitary and Intelligence tasks (Including) attaching Intelligence-collection packages and other devices to enemy subm arines, and helping divers recover equipment from the f N o way would H . L Mencken continue a practice (hat a Both Soviet and U . 8. scientists spent a lot of research dollars and lime also trying to i l l I Ion people v s suddenly co m m e nce d. • K e called. I'm pretty sure It was the The demigod of curmudgeoary part that tempted us. would do II; so, by thunder, ctn I. How did II come to tklaT Hev Notice: I hereby denounce cigars- Tbs dumb things stink sad impart an odor oaeef the most disgusting habit Ood'i green planet get to oe so to my suits that dry-cleaning chemi­ cals cannot extract. Not to mention that I have a heart condition and breathing stogie emoke Is not likely to help matters any. id the nest thing you Walt s minute, let me edit that: I ire telling about lobschereby denounce publicly smoked irevtouety reserved for d u re . I don't give s boot how much suddenly the tine is the puflng people do hi the privacy of thair homes, or ui those trendy cigar bare, lost sight o! him In clouds of cigar amoks emitted by ssvsrsl lord paramounte barely out of their Hug- It Is probably an set of rebeiboa the trand apeciallUa tag us. It Is Genera, “P »■ ««■ dolphin program since the f M O s .' O u r Intelligence sources cannot affirm that all the Am erican and Russian dolphins have been retired from m ilitary service, but they confirm that at least the majority of them have. Th e programs ranks os one of the most unusual parts of the Cold War arm s race since the United Ststes end the Soviet Union. T h e super-secret use of dolphins ss m ilitary delivery vehicles began at the Ce ntra l Intelligence Agency. C IA officials found that the dolphins' high Intelligence and advanced sonar enabled them to detect enemy targets under water and deliver lethal and nonlelhol *tpay load s ' directly to them. B y the » urly 1960s. the C IA decided to turn the whole program over to the U .S . Navy. Th e Soviets' Interest was piqued in 1965, when they learned about the U. 9. Navy's secret project Involving Tufiy. a bottlcnosc dolphin w ho carried tools and messages to Sea Lab II aquanauts 200 fret underwater off the coast of LoJolla, Calif. Th e Soviets were quick to detect a weapons asp. and began intensive research on dolphin technology. l i i m f t i i k i l l i i * h a f * ‘" ‘" la k e fSatore^labHkMM schoaTtoxfeootaL If you cm sell d g s n with cel ebrity pic­ tures, then you could esB dog-doo the asms way. Cigars sad deadss are roughly efaiter, areal t h e y r n * bek Um same, smell the same, probably learn more about* the way dolphins are nble to uae echoes to locate aojets underwater. T h e Soviets hope to use the results of this research In developing, sonar systems, more efficient h ull designs for subm arines and surteca ships, a nd Improved s h a p e s . for torpedoes.* the 1950s report read. None of this proved successful. C IA sources told our associate Dole V a n Atta. W hen we first broke the story about Am erican and Soviet dolphin research, w h ich w t d u b b e d . the 'f ig h tin g f lip p e r fo rce s,’ each country’s Intelligence service was alarm ed about the 'le a k .' T h e U . S. Navy was concerned because It appears they m ay have successfully used the dolphins d u rin g the Vietnam W ar. B u ttone d at C a m Ranh Bay, the dolphins were sent out to Immobilise enemy frogmen wtth a hypoderm ic needled attached to their nose. Over a 16-m onth period, one still-secret U . 8. report indicates about 60 North Vietnamese demolition divers were located and *dtoarmcd* b y the dolphins. T h e Soviets were particularly concerned because they didn't know until reading our report that the C IA was a w a re they were feverishly trying to cloed the 'd o lp h in gap* by developing ‘ acoustical Jam m ing counterm easures' designed to confuee Am erican dolphins sent against them. rghe soma sinner sad wink your 13 S £ S S S L * * m In those reports about the Soviet Blubber Brigade, we also Identified where the dolphin w ork was done - at Block Sea research bto-gcQuatics �A b u s e --------------------Continued from Page 1A C arroll Is accused of physically abusing three children on Tuesday. October 14. Th e children arc boys aged S and S and a girl aged I. C a rro ll la accused of twisting the live year old boy's arm s behind his back and hitting him In the back with karate chops. C arroll also allegedly hit the other children w ith a fly swatter and kicked them. T h e victim s' mother claims C arroll would put beer in the o n e * year old girl's bottle to quiet her dow n. W hen the mother told C arroll to stop giving the child beer. Carroll w ould say It was cute and began cursing. He's also accused of throw ing the three year old boy Into a pond near their h ouse even though the boy cannot swim . W hen Seminole C o u n ty deputy shertflk tried to arrest C a rro ll, he became combative a nd began kicking the rear w indow in the S h e riffs Office patrol car. C a rro ll had to be restrained wtth leg shackles as well as handcuflk. Carroll Is being held without bond in the Seminole C o uin n ty tail. I C h ild abuse is a th ird degree felony,'. Th e m axim um penalty Is five yesrs In prison Paint scenes. T h e scenarios feature hostage situations, stockade. POW rescues, bu ildin g sweeps. Capture the Flag, and the B a t­ tle of Kheshau. More scenarios w ill be added In the Allure, he said. Kaltenecker said his clients M r s range between ft and 0S. T h e recreational sport Is most popular am ong the 2 t to 4ft C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A $24.05, w hich Includes' admission, a sem i-autom atic weapon, 100 rounds of prem ium paint balls, goggles, a full face mask, and unlim ited 'gas* for the guns. Gas Is actually carbon dioxide, Kaltenecker said. Prices adjust depending on the type of gun. A n upgrade park age includes a Spider with an assa u lt pack and a ca m o u ­ flage belt. Boots and uniform s are also available. * ^ T ^ e y really get actively In­ volved and they have the money to spend on sbme of the more sophisticated weapons.* he said. According to Kaltenecker some of (he most vicious p la y ­ ers are wom en. *WeVe already booked some banking groups.* he said. B y playing Indoors. K a ltenecker said p a rticipants don't have to worry about weather, Insects, lighting or safety conditions. Since paint T o r people w ho want to be really macho, we're bringing in 30 fog machines.* he said. Also In the plans are booby traps, land mines, and paint gre­ nades, In converting the building. Kaltenecker said he added a stairwell, bunkers and several doorways throughout to add to the authenticity of the war balls ore made of biodegrad­ able gel caps, they ore suscep­ tible to rain and heat, Kaltenecker. whv started sim ilar aranaa in California, said he b a s e d .h is business in Sanford because thtj location was Ideal. He plana to open two more arenaa in near the D isney area. O nce the erase in the 1080s. paint ball la m aking a comeback, he said. “ There are more fields and now there ore national and w orld competitions.* he said. *ff fUn and it’s a stress re­ liever. B y the time you're done there Is no more stress. You et home and sleep like a aby. S H ours of operation will be Monday to Th u rsda y. 10 a.m . lo m idnight, and Friday to Sunday. 10 a.m . to I a m. For information, call 302-0000 or fax 902-0000. Parsed- Stolen 1A Continued fro m Fags la locked and valuables plain sight.* of Wood a n d the rest o f Hum* phrey. eaat of Wood, la dirt. Th e wall of the Eagle Crossing neighborhood is on the south­ ern side of the intersection. M unttzl lives on the east side of H um phrey, w hich Is a dead end. There are more than SO homes in the area, according to M u n ls ii. moot of those have out of McDonough said that the county has an extensive p ro ­ gram for the awareness of cor theft and cor safely. He said that there are videos on the subject that circulate through the school system and civic o r­ ganisations. The Sheriffs Of­ fice also has posted signs In Ihe major shopping centers and malls throughout the county for clltsens. *We have a very active program.* he said. ‘ But ll really lies wtth the d l l sens.* There are 1.300 cor thefts a in Jlemlnole County, and im a g e s flvk'ttf l o 'l n * It." ■no*etct1.'*the T a te 1 tin t m i i ... ii of return for the county Is 70% ••three out four according lo M c D o n o u g h - and $ 5 % In S a n ­ ford. Th e charge of grand then auto is a third degree felony and Is punishable T »y Im p ris­ onment up to five years. Thefts that have occurred re­ cently ore os follows: A white 80 Bulck C e ntury four door, license plate num ber U Z Q IO Q . was stolen Tuesday in Ihe 1000 block of Holly Ave­ nue. A red U8 Pontiac Su nblrd two door, license plate num ber W N K 1 IL . was stolen Tuesday In Ihe 100 block of Scott Drive. A gray 00 llulck Regal four dour, license plate num ber N M U I5 A . w a s .s to le n Tuesday M -th e ' *1800 lilock of Airline A w hile 80 Ford M ustang two door, license plate num ber Q C M 8 0 N . was stolen Saturday In Ihe 1100 block of A lbrigh t Road. A m aroon 01 C a di Fleetwood four door, license piste num ber W PQ79R. was stolen S u n d a y In the 300 block of To w n Center C ircle . A gray 01 Nissan truck K ing Cab. license piste num ber P L 8 IS I. was stolen Sunday In the 300 block of Tow n Center Circle . A brown 70 Toyota Cclica. li­ cense piste num ber XPK79S. was stolen S u nda y in the 2500 block of Hartwell Avenue. A red Ford Th u n d e rb lrd two Ugor U R Q 8 7 U . was s lo k q A i n fib In Th e 11080 mtbc4i *W G ro ve vle w W ay. I ^ McCauley's deposition in ­ cluded an Incident concerning officer T e rri M u rra y when Rus­ sell advocated bringing her into the department at a lower pay level than an officer with leas experience was given. 'H e had Just brought some­ one else In, and I don't recall ihe name, as I recall It, had less experience than Te rri did and brought that person In at a higher rale." McCauley said. “That bothered me." Another question lo McCauley: ‘ O ld It concern you that the femnle officers hired by C h ie f Russell prior to T e rri M u rra y were all hired Into te m ­ porary contract related p o s i­ tions?" *l‘m not sure I knew that." M cCauley said. M cCauley this m orning co n ­ firmed his deposition took place in September, b u t bad no further com m ent. In her discrim ination f t f it in 1005 to get hired. M urray claimed she had met the quali­ fications for each of the vacant police officer positions but was “ passed over for male offi­ cers." M u rra y applied for 12 positions at the SPD from A u g 15. 1994 lo Ja n . 15: 1005. She contended that Russell did not want to hire female of­ ficers. An attorney representing the city said her charge was ‘ absurd." A bsurd or not. M urray be­ came an SPD officer. S till’ Is. She Is one of four women now on the force. Suit Caatiawad from Fags 1A males In com m and positions. M cCauley answered, "yes." M cCauley said he discussed problem with Russell and relieve his predecessor rlettl also." McCauley, who's been at his 10 years, said he was conicd In 1004 that ihe city rded to put more women in departm ent." He recalled a particular rtlng with Russell that conled a promotion (to co rp o I) bid (lied by Sheafcr. *1 was thcred by the fact that she ippeared to be os eligible as 'anybody else was at the lim e." M cCauley said, “ and It both­ ered me that she wasn't given the Job." (After she (lied an Equal E m ­ ployment O p p ortun ity com ­ plaint. Sheafer eventually gained the prom otion.! “ Sharon Sheafer was not promoted to corporal until af­ ter she filed an E E O charge, correct?" M cCauley was asked. ’ Correct." he answered. W§ Want To Know Readers m ay send Seminole C o u n ty business news to the a t­ tention of M aria Orem at the &ar\ford Herald. 900 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FI. 32771-1887, call 322-2811. or fox the infor­ mation to 323-9408. s Afciv/,+ r v MORTON A. BBRTUf M orton A . Bert In. 84, M ill Run Drive. Lake M ary, died Tuesday, O ct. 14. 1007. B orn in Plainfield, N .J .. he moved to Lake M ary In 1070. M r. B e rlin was chief psychologist at Florida School for the osaf and Blind. St. Augustine. He wns the founding ecjentlflc director of Office of Naval Research Li­ aison O ro u p . T o k y o . He was Je w ish. Survivors Include wife, Hasel K.i daughters. Loretta Loptparo. Freehold. N .J .. Joan. New York C lty t four g ra n d ­ daughters. Higgins Hom e for Funerals. Plainfield, N .J ., in charge of arrangem ents. ANNS L. HAS8SLBY A nne L. Haeaeley. 65. C le a r­ water C o u rt, Lake M a ry, died M onday. O ct. 19, 1007. B o m la New Rochelle, • N .Y .. she moved to Ce ntra l Florida in 1006. M rs. Haeaeley w as a hom em aker, she was a Presby­ terian. she was a m em ber of the Bookwom an'a C lu b . Survivors Include husband, N ttb a rd C ., Hsathrow i eon, T i d Coker. New Yorkt 14 g ra n d ch ild re n . Central Florida 480 D ire ct Crem ation Service. O rlando, in charge of arrsngrm ents. THOMAS WILLIAM HANSON Th o m a s W illiam Hanaon, 10, Bm ethport, W . Jefferson, N .C .. died Saturday. O ct. 11. 1997 in i ’i automobile accident In H itk o ry, N .C . He was born O ct. 0. 1078. in 8anford. M r. Hanson was a cadet at the U .B . M ilitary A cadem y at West Point. H e transferred flrom Rock Lake M iddle school. Longwood to Ashe Ce ntra ) High School In Jefferson. N .C. in 1002. He was a m em ber of the National Beta C lu b , the National Honor Society, the Ashe Central High School Band, the R .O .T .C .. the West Point A rm y B and and was an Eagle Scout. Hla app ointm e nt to West Point came from Sena­ tor Jessie Helm s and Con essmen Richard B u rr and 4t Fairchild. He was a m e m ­ ber of Qlendale Springs Pres­ byterian C h u rc h . e Survivors Include parent*, Randy and Kori Hanaon, W . Jefferson. N .C , and Craig and D onna D u n ca n , Osteeni brother, Jo sh ua Haijson, J e f ­ ferson, N .C .i outer, B ritta n y D u nca n. Osteen: g ra n d p a r­ •• *"\ ents, M a ry Hanaon. Sanford, Katina Wllltems, D othan. Ala. Brlgaon Fu ne ra l Home, San­ ford. In charge of a rra n g e ­ m ents. LOUELLA ROBINSON Loustla Robinson. 8 7 . Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, died Saturday, O ct. 11. 1097 at C olum bia Medical C enter Sanford. B orn Dec. 25, 1929,in Thom asvtllc, O a., she moved to Central Florida in 1940. M rs. Robinson was a h om e ­ m aker. She was a mem ber of M ount Olive A .M .E . C h u rc h . Survivors include eon, W illie Lee Robinson. Sanford: da u gh ­ ters. Qlorta Robinson and M a ry Robinson, both of San­ ford: brothers. Lem K night, Sanford. Jim m ie Lee Knight, Rochester. N.Y.; sisters, Sadie Mae Capehart and D orenso Knight, both of Sanford: seven grandchildren: three great­ gra n d ch ild re n . W llaon-Elchelberger M o rtu ­ ary. Inc.. Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. DANIIL LBN "DAN" WILLIAMSON JR. Daniel Lee 'D a n* W illiam son J r ., 19. O e hr Lane, Laka M a ry , died Tuesday. O ct. 14, 1007. B orn Nov. 2 8 .1 0 7 7 in W inte r "We nom inated Bob for" this award because he has co ntrib­ uted tremendously.* Singelscn said. * He la dedicated and a true businessm an, he evalu­ ated where we were and where we needed lo go and he helped cement Ihe board and the o r­ ganisation. We are tru ly on solid ground.* Am ong his noted accom ­ plishm ents d u rin g his two year tenure as president are estab­ lishing a five year business plan, organisation the a c­ counting system, and revising board mem ber requirements. Included in the letter of nom ination were letters of support from Sanford Mayor le, former Ms; .la n d C ity K e rry LSpns 'Bob. .ParseII has p ro a c tiv e ly -4 a secure major events to enhance S a n ­ ford's Image and prom ote downtown redevelopment. Bob, a highly respected business­ m an. tempers Idealism with a pragm atic a nd astute business acum en, a nd haa endeavored successfully to define the goals of Sanford M ain Street and re­ fine Its organisational structure for Increased efficiency and productivity,* writes Dale. Slngeisen credited Par sell for being instrum ental In bringing recognition lo downtown Sa n­ ford throughout he Fourth of J u ly and Great Fa il Expo events. *Hc always makes the lim e and he knows the im portance of tho revitalization of dow n­ town.* she said. Par sell, a longtime Sanford resident, owns Ace tlsrdw are on 25th Street and currently serves on ■ joint city and county com m unity redevelop* m enl en! agency. Paraell. who has also served with the Greater Sanford C h am ber of Com m erce and the Waterfront steering Com m ittee, was not available for com m ent. 9 'J C tS w i * •. Park, he was a lifelong resi­ dent of Central Florida. M r. W lllU m so n was a student at Seminole C o m m u n ity College. •• Survivors Include parents. ' Daniel and Maureen. Lake M ary: m aternal grandm other. Edna M cC la ry. Sanford: p a ­ ternal grandparents. Russell and A nita Williamson. DeBary. B a ldw ln-Fairchild O aklaw n Park Cem etery and Fu ne ra l Hom e. Lake M ary, in charge of arrangem ents. IDA BSATRICB WILSON Ida Beatrice W ilson. 74. Douglas Avenue. W inter Park, died M onday. Oct. 13. 1997. Born In Colum bus, Mias, she moved to Central Florida In 1039. M rs. Wilson was a r e ­ tired companion. She was a m em ber of Ward Chapel A .M .E . C h u rc h . W inter Park. Survivors include daughter. Barbara McGowan, W in te r Park: son. Daniel Sykes, W in ­ ter Park: sister. E m m a Jo h n ­ son, New York: brothcW’ Ja m e s ! M anning. Colum bus. O s.: seven grsndchlldreni 12 great­ g ra n d ch ild re n . Oolden's Funeral Hom e. W inter Park. In charge of a r­ rangements. children w ho attend Lake M ary the intersection clean of dirt Elem entary, either w alking or and sand and reduce the vehi­ their bicycles along cles a bility to slide. Belflore'a Street. *lt Is only a mat* recom m endation stated. ter of time u ntil one of us IsMunlssl would at least like Injured.* M unlrzl said to see the norjhwest corner letter. Improved, so that the stop sign would be more visible to d riv ­ C ity Manager Jo h n Litton d i­ ers approaching the Intersec­ rected police Capt. Sam Beltion horn the north, on Wood. evnluflora to visit the site and evnlu* Munlssl asked Litton about the ate the best at solutions. solutions, nelflore Belflore removal of overhanging met with Robin Gleason, a branches and shrubs that run ocm uiuic w ju m ji traffic engi­ along the property line on the neer. west side of Ihe road. W hile Munlssl had asked for Litton has asked the c o m ­ speed bu m p s or rum ble strips missioners to delay m aking a and Com m issioner Th o m Greene, w ho also met with M u­ decision until Wood Street re­ nlssl. suggested a three-way opens and Ihe situation can be stop, - Gleason recommended evaluated under 'real condi­ the intersection be paved and tions.* He said the city's Public the pavement extend north on W orks department Is currently Wood Street for approxim ately working on estimates for the paving. 3 0 to 40 feet. T h is would keep « ^ E X P E R IE N C E Y O U CAN COUNT ON! Hitting A Air Conditioning S titt Otcvict installation FI. (407) 323-9617 fa #(417) 921-6679 i l l v T t n d lt •t o S t o r d J ia v m M OUSE 9 O LE A N INI (JEE Windows •Screen* •Locks •Carpsts •Paints •Trims ? Pressure Cleaning •Drywall •Etc. a (4 0 7 ) 1Z1-8SOS We Do It AH! Cleaning • Dyeing • Repain • Water Extraction • *1 *\-»l • L Quality Service For An Ultimate Clean W m u -& m \J C a t p d C a te , J jtc . (407)767-9522 Nall Down a G re a t D e a l I SOME MOVEMENT Space Todayi 1 �First grade students at Ham ilton Elem entary recently took a field trip to the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Docent Don Kaplan introduces I students to the Animal Encounter, far left; Admiring the Butterfly Garden are, from left: Jennifer Figueroa, Allison Amrhein, Jenny Pernestti and Jessica Dittenber. Msr*d Photos by Jeans Hughes A rts a c a d e m y ce le b ra te s 10th a n n iv e rs a ry Offlrlals hosting un open house and 10th anniversary celebration of Tollrl Arts. Inc. School of Performing A rts Academy, welcomed over 200 guests, including former s tu ­ dents and 1007 term students to the gala celebration. Academy director. I'alricla M Whatley, honored the support era of Tupiri Arts for their dedi­ cation and also her students parents, friends, und stall Special guests of the IQIh anniversary on Saturday. Oct I I . were recording and movie artists Jessie und Evelyn McGee Stone. T h is noted Isisband and wife feani known as writers, arrangers, and prortucers. have given the m usic world such great classics as 'Shake. lU ttlc and R oll', and 'It's My T im s ' recorded with George THE um l Mlchucl Alwell Th e Slones appear live in Ihc Central H otiilii urea anil can Ire seen ul m any of Tajorl A rts acllvP lies Also m aking a surprise visit to the lo th anniversary cele­ bration was Congressm an A l­ ice Hastings of the Urowurd C ounty District Hasting, a grcol supfMuler of the arts ami urailcm lcs. inaile a brief slop over ul Ihc lO lli anniversary Open House to give support to the program Ihsi Is very dear to his hear and life's work. While in the area. Congress man Hastings will visit willi family and old hlends as lie is a graduulc of Croom s Acadtin y s class ol IUf>3 H U M N I o n V . D IN T H U IL T A I O N I Harrell A Beverly Transmissions The I Olh anniversary telehrullnn will conlitiue through­ out with special planned a ctivi­ ties. says director. Whatley. Call 277.5858 for more in ­ formation nhoul TaJIrl Arts. fo rd H e r a ld I '. N A M ', RAVENS C a ll *'. Stile* r »«»e »t| ►t o t * * o » t o l» . * i s m : Traatmant FrM M If j f l #40000 !sh?O s»ofis SHOP E X T E N D E D HOURS! THURSDAY, FRIDAY & S A T U R D A Y O C T O B E R 16. 17 8, 18! I ' ■ _________ �THURSDAY IN B R I E F ■ t■ Lak* Mary Friday aoftball L A K E M ARY _ Due (o limited space on Wednesday, only part or the hitters tot their teams made the p aper from ncllon In C ity of Lake Mary Department of Parks and Recrea­ tion Men's Pall Friday Night Slow pltch Soft­ ball League action nt the Lake M ary Sports Com plex. Providing the otTense werei Superstore Stammers: four hits Dave H e r­ m an (double, four ru ns, three RHlii three hits Mike Dcrnosky (triple, two runs, four RUI|. Ju a n Dailey (triple, three runs. R B IL Bruce Sellers (double, two ru ns, two Rnt): two hits Bill McNeil (home ru n . run. RBII. Allan Tyre fl (double, four runs, two R llll, Darrell Smart (run. two RDII. To m Yelsley, llruce Friend lone run and one RBI each). Steve Smart (two runs); one hit _ Dave Ulakey (double, run. RBI), C h ris Bryson (ru nl; one run. one Rnt Billy A p p lin g . Sanford Paint and Body: three hits Pete llurrtson (three doubles, run, six R D I).~Crnig Apple (double, two runs. RBII: two hits Charlie Fngan (three runs). J im Bernosky: one hit _ Mike Nunes (two runs). Je rry Tra p p (two RBI): one run . Dale Krelnbrlng. Jim Sm ith. Don A bram s. Modern Welding: three hits Rich lls n ra tly (double, three runs, two RBI). Dave Schutt (double, ru n. three RBI). Ed Menganl (two runs. RBII. Vince Pedigo: two hits Todd H unter (triple, two runs. RBII. Randy* Lewis, Will Batten (one m n and one RBI each): one hit _ A n d y Latimer (run. RBI). Ethan Bauer trunk one run _ Lee Alexander. Beer :30: three hits _ Dave Cosa (triple, double, two runs). Kenny McKrever (double, two runs. RBII: two hits _ Kyle nrubaker. Je rry Ca m us (one double, one run and two RBI each). Joe D llla rlolo (ru n . two RBII. Je rry D lllnrto lo (ru n): one hit _ Mike Miller (two RBI). Dlnke M urray (two runs). Vic D lllnrto lo IR n i); one run. one RBI _ Dnve Kneberllne. Trlbs swimmers win Trl-Mest O R L A N D O _ O n Octot>er I. over the high school fall break. the fighting Seminole* sw im m ing team had a Tri-M eet with M ainland and Winter Springs at the University of C e n ­ tral Florida Sw im m ing Complex. The ‘Notes came home with another dual meet victory which leaves the team with Just one loss this season. Th e Seminole girls had a team total of 147. W inter Springs. 108. and M a inla nd. .'78 While the Tribe boys finished Bath -4 4 9 - W inter f p r p ijy . M 3 , and Mainland*“ ‘T h e team Is right where I want It to be and doing very wen.* said Seminole coach T o n y Acker son. \ onus f — lasts •rntjl M O ISsaisy Malay _ I. turbanm TrmMt. McMm i . Q «4 m U S . M O r r aaaiyta Malay _ I lm i Th«aa«. s oo ta M O laOlvlOaal Medley I . Jmny McNmi. s so oo M r raaaiy ta _ I A n y u Em*, 2*43 Dtviag I. Uoa Who km. IM 10 100 OMlterAy _ I. Unirn OwOsn. I 23 30 100 freestyle . I Aagrta cbm . i o i s i Mae Brie fs. Page SB PREP POLLS 1007 FACA FALL 80CCER POLL I. Lakeland Christian. 18-1; 3. TallahasseeMaclay. 9 -1 -I t 3. Bradenton-St. Stpehen's Episcopal. 1 0 -1- 1; 4. Bradenton C hristian. 9 ­ 3-1; 8 . Maittand-Orangqwood Christian, 14­ 2 -3 :8 . Tam pa-Sem lnole Presbyterian. 14-2-1; 7. St. Petersburg-Keswick. 10-8-1; 8. P o m ­ pano Beach-High lands. 13-4-1; B. Winter Park-Tba Master's Academy, 1 1 -3 -9 ; 10. Ft. M yers-Canterbury. 10-4. ALSO R E C E IV IN Q V O T E S : Tam paLakeside C h ristian . Orange Park-St. Jo h n 's C o u n try D a y School, Ft. Myers Evangelical, M o n tv o rd a A c a d e m y , Ju p iter Christian, West Palm Beach S u m m it Christian. SEMINOLE A TH LE TIC CONFER­ EN CE CROSS COUNTRY HONOR ROLL * BOYS TEAMS |. Lym an; 2. Lake Mary; 3. Lake Howell; 4. Oviedo; 8. Seminole; 8. Lake B ra n ­ tley; 7. W inter Springs. INDIVIDUALS _ I Ben A)per. s o p h o ­ more, Lym an. 16:32; 2. Nathan Adams. Junior. Lym an. 18:34; 3. A aron Borges, sophom ore. Lym an, 18:32: 4. Nick Stuart. Junior, Lake . M ary, 16:34i 8. O arrctt Qllnakl, senior, Lake Howell. 18:38; 6. Jaaon Scott, senior, Lym an. 16:38; 7. Davtd Bing, aophomore, Lake Mary, 16:43: 8. Jose DeJesus. senior, Oviedo, I8-.49; : 6. C h ris Fronk, Junior. Lake Mary, 18:88; 10. (tie), C h ris Ingalls, senior, Lake Mary, and .' Jo e y ThackwelT. senior, Ovtedo, 16:87. : GIRLS ; TEAMS _ I. Lake Brantley; 2. Oviedo; 3. ; Lym an; 4. Lake Howell; 8. Lake Mary: 8. W in ­ ; ter Springs; 7. Seminole. : INDIVIDUALS I. Mia M cCorm ick, sen­ .' lor, Lake Howell, 19:14; 2. Qeana Rivera, • senior, Lym an. 19:20; 3. Sarah Rlchlna. sen• ’ lor, Lake Howell. 19:44; 4. Stephanie Cornell. aophomore, Lake Brantley. I9 ;4 7 i 8. T o ri - Brow n, so p h o m o re .. Lake Brantley, 19:89; 8. . Kristen M cC a rthy, Junior. Lake Brantley, 19:89: 7. C la u dia Bette). Lake Mary, 10:89; 8. Sarah McCleary, Junior, Oviedo. 20:08; 9. D ara Wise, Junior. Lake .Brantley, 20:22; 10. Carne Brockm an, senior, Lake Brantley, 20:26. Sem inole’s younger girls; Lym a n ’s boy setters pace victories _. S A N F O R D _ Th e Seminole High School girls' volleyball team defeated the cast division n u m ­ ber one ranked Spruce Creek Hawks. IB -9 . IS9. in a Class BA-D lstrlct 8 m atchup at B ill Flem ing Memorial G ym na siu m Wednesday night. ' T h e younger girls stepped up and played well, said Seminole head roach Beth Corso. ‘ Before each game we spend about an houra n d -a -h a lf doing mental preparation. We tried some new things tonight and we got the Job done.* Key players for the Fighting Semlnolea were Lindsay Keeler (eight spikes, three digs, six kills. 10 blocks). Kim Corso (three aces, one dig. two assists). Kim Nelson (ftve sees, six d im . 11 assists. 21 good sets). Sarah Luke (two kllla. two spikes), A m anda Cook (two kills, two blocks). Sonya Watson (four digs, six kllla, five R unners prepare for J-v ille \ sKsirEL’srjrsur as points for team). Marika Delnzonoa (two digs) "We did a good Job of blocking and h itting to ­ and Metllaaa Witte (four points for team, eight night.* said Lym an head coach Norm an Ready. digs). •It took a team effort at the net to w in the game. Seminole has a pair of road Seminole Athletic We played well and it waa a nice m atch. Last Conference garnet c o m in g 'u p at Lake How ell year we snuggled when we played them. T h is tonight and Ovtedo next Tuesday (action starta year It waan'M ike lh a l * with the freshman match at 5 p .m .. Junior var­ Th e G reyhounds decided on using three set* sity al 8 p.m . and the varsity at 7 p .m .) before tera, Ricky Pyne. Jo sh Hollis and E v w L o i a re turning to Dill Flem ing Memorial G ym nasium dkl an excellent Job. T h is was next Wednesday for Ita last home game of the , Hollis first m atch aettlng. but Ready bad no th ­ season against district foe Pine Ridge (Junior varsity 6 p .m .; varsity 8.30 p.m ). II will alto be Ing but praise for hta performance.* senior night. Th e Trib e will then conclude the Pacing Lym an's attack were Kevin Oravea regular season with an S A C road game at Lake (nine kills). Mike Carolan (eight kills), Stuart Brantley next Th u rs d a y (Oct. 23). The Patriots Crager (eight digs, six kills). Keith Liles (six match begins with freshmen at 4:30 p m .i Junior d t p ). Lolacono (14 assists). Pyne (I S assists) varsity a l 8:3 0 p.m . and the varsity at 6:30 p.m . nnd Hollis (six assists). HOUNDS HOWL IN DeLAND D cL A N D _ Wednesday nlghl the Lym an G rey­ hounds traveled to D r Land High School and brought home another victory. 18-8, 16-6. in boys' vnrslty volleyball match. Next Wednesday la the Greyhound*' laat game of the season against Apopka. Lym an will host the Blue Darters and honor Ita senior players. Th e varsity boys' match begins at 6 p.m . with the varsity girls taking the court al 7 p.m . BACK TO WORK P ro m S ta ff R e p o rts D E L T O N A _ The Lake Mary and Oviedo boys' and girls' teams and the Lake llowelt girls' team tuned up for tomorrow's Pre-Stale Meet in Jacksonville with impressive runs in the Pine Ridge Invitational last Saturday at Pine Ridge High School in Deltona. The Lake M ary t»oyi‘ team under coach Mike Gibson tied hoal Pine Ridge w illi 42 poluta. but rtnlahed second because a Panther* runner finished third. Just ahead of the Rama' lop finisher. Je re m y Olson. Ovtedo came home l a < ' Lake M a ry w* high Because A croM (ha line tnithL C h ris " Ingalls- latxthl a nd Nick Stuart (seventh). Phil Shearer (2 0th) and Michael D e lp d o (3 0th) also ran for the Rams. Th e boy*' jun ior varsity squad also Onioned second, this lim e to Bishop Moore. with Te m a Kudakwashe second. Pat Dunn fifth and D ustin Weber seventh. Again Ovtedo waa sixth. In the girls' race. Claudia Beltel fin shed third to pace Lake Mary to a third place finish behind host Pine Ridge and Bishop Moore. Lake Howell finished fifth, while Oviedo did not record a team score. Friday, the Rams will take part in the Wotraon Invitational at Florida Com m u nity College's North C a m pus In Jacksonville. The race Is run on the same course as the stale cham pionship and this meet Is now called, the Pre-Slate Meet. J V girts ru n at 4 p.m . and J V boys at 4:30 p.m .. varsity girls run at 8 p.m . and the varsity boys at 8:30 p.m . Lake M ary will then return to Seminole C ou nty to take part In the Seminole Invitational at Thom a s E . W hlgham Stadium on Wednesday, O ctdbcr 22. and then ru n tn the Seminole Athletic Conference meet at Central W inds Park In Winter Springs on Th u rs d a y. October 30th. PINS R1DOB INVITATIONAL al Mas BMgs High gtSirl. Dattaas BOYS ’ VAMITY YBAM OCOMCa _ |. rina J M » . 42i a. lafea Maty, AS: 2. BUhoo Moon. Sli 4. Sort o rsaai AiUaitr. sb S. sfamUmi. tori s. a s k los, tm M V tM IA lA _ 1. ••ilMtm. Allanflr. IM S : a. KaBrtwr lu tu p Mooft. |S:M. 3. ------------RMlat. 17:22: 4. Mrway Oto i t J si a. cans rieefe. u i » Ma*y. IT J S i a.- data Can* tagsa*, lafea Mary. ITiMTi r . man smart. Staart. lake Mary, 17,41:8 Rodrigue*. Pina p RMaa. l7t4Bi S. Oibaon. Pina Ridgr, IT:8Si 10.I. Otinr. Pin* RMgt. ISilS. Otbar Lafea Mary flaisfears ' 30. ptm Shearer. IB.SO: 30. Michael ftrlttdo. 20 SB. JUNIOR VAMITY TEA M O C O K M „ I. Bishop Moore. M l s. lafea Mary, 4Ti 3. Mainland. IOTi 4. Pori Oren^c AiUnite, ISOi S. Pine Ridge. lO i t. imXYtDUALS (Lafea Mary aaly) _ a. Tema Kudatnraeh*. IS illi S pan punn. 20.02i r. Dueltn Weber. 20:13. OIBLS VAMITY acoaaa 1 . pm# km * . 341 a. Bishop Moor*. 48: s.lafeo Mary/TS: 4. Mainland. TSi S.lafeaRots B i l l : S. Pori Orangi-Allanlle. IBTi 7. Oviada. Ha Team 1 i f Alter taking a week of) for the Fal break, (tv* of tha six varsity football Itarns In Seminole County wit return to ac­ tion tonight and Friday. Tonight. Somlnois wB host Or­ lando-Oak RJdgt at Thomas E. Whlghsm Stadium and Laka Mary welcomes Lake Brantley to Don T. Reynolds Stadium for Important district contests starting at 7:30 p.m.. whls Lyman and Ovtedo wB play Interesting non­ conference games on Friday. The Oreyhourtis w* host undefeated Apopka, whls the Lions travel to Daytons Beech Municipal 8tadkjm to take on undefeated Uainiend. Those games wB also begin at 7:30 p m . Laka Howal Is Idle this week after playing Deland last week. Pebble Junction helps leaders F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts 1 IS O S O S .IO 14 4 o o o s o «_ 4 a Want Caattaaiiag S A N F O R D _ While helping Itself Wednesday night. Pebble Ju nction Inadvertently helped Lillie Q u in n D O S take the league lead In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Fall Wednesday Night 8lowpltch Softball League at Chase Park. Pebble Ju n ctio n scored a run In the top of the first Inning on an RBI single by Brett Mode, but Wells Contracting came back to score four runs In the bottom of the Itrst inning on the strength of doubles by Keith Denton and T ro y Hickson and a trL ie by George Porilg. _ ebble Ju ' n c tio n regained the lead by acorlng two runa In each or the second and third Innings, but then the defenses took over, with neither team able to dent the scoreboard for the next three In­ nings. ' ‘ Pebble Ju n c tio n finally waa able to open some P B*a Sanford, Page 2B tea m W DIVIDUALa . 1. N. Ingram. Pine Rldgi. 30:03: 3. SmlTh. Mainland. 30:40: 3. Claudia Behai, lafea Mary, S0t4B: 4. J. Ingram. Plae Rfelft. 30.81: 8. Uerte. pine Rwgs. 90:83: 8. Riley, pine RMai. atiOl: 7. Psrtira. Buhop Moore. 31iOBi T Oardner. Pm* Ridge. 21:40: 0. MeCarlhy, BUhop Moore, 21,48: 10. Barker. Blehap Moor*. 33:14. Lead-off men pace winners in Lake Mary P ro m S ta ff B aporta L A K E M ARY _ When your lead-off baiter reaches base, good things norm ally h appen. Such waa the case In the C ity of Depai . . .. of ... Parka . .. ,. . . Lake Mary Department on Men’s Fall Wedneaand Recreation day .. . . . . pltch . Night Slow Softball 1 sagilr at the Lake M ary Sports Com plex as Robert Sm ith, lead-off man for Ron's Tire and Mu (Tier Center, and Kevin Ju lia n , table- 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 aetter for undefeated Rich Plan, combined to score seven runs and on five hits and three walka and led their team'a to victo ry. , Sm ith was thre e-for-thit* , with two walks', scored * red four ru n g , and .Pagatr/ HERALD DAILY �to,:.: S antonJ H s ra M , Santord. Florida - Thursday, O c to b e r 16. 1W ? M errick w orking hard to get back to basketball court Bjr K E L L I E W E R N E R H erald S ta ll W riter (P A R T T W O O P A T H R E E P A R T S E R IE S ; S A N F O R D _ D nnn Merrick Im* been w orking toward the same goal since she was In the sixth grade. Not m a ny girls have the desire, the tnlcnt or the discipline that she had at such n you ng age. However, ever since she stepped onto her first baskctbnll court. Merrick hns worked toward her goal of earning a college scholarship through basketball. "M y dad was a great ru nne r. In fact, he was a member of the O lym pic tennt the year that we boycotted the Olym pics." Merrick rxp lu ln rd . "So when I wns little I mostly ran with him . In the sixth grade I Joined n club bnskethntl tram nnd fell In love. I took to the game pretty quickly and decided that basketball wns the game for me." Merrick not only took to the game, she bad n real talent for It. She became the star of every team she played on. She began working hard, both with her teams and on her own In nit effort to Improve her game. She knew what she had to do to get Into college and play on n successful basketball team, and she wasn't afraid to do any of It. The n, on a winter night much like any other at the beginning of the year. Merrick suited up and prepared to go onto the court. Her goal for the evening was to again lend her team. Sem i­ nole High School, to victory against cross-tow n rival. Lake Brantley, and add a few more good num bers to her nlrrndy Impressive totals. Colleges were Interested In her...big colleges. South Carolina. Oeorgia Southern and Florida A A M had already seen Merrick play nnd though l she would make a nice addition to their rosters. Without any Indication, something happened, lomethlng that had never happened before. "A girl from the other team bumped Into me," Merrick explained. "And I twisted m y knee. I knew It was h u rt but I shot m y free throw s and then made It to the sidelines. M y knee was Briefs C o a tln w a d fro m Ta g s 1 8 BOO Prosstyts I. Jennifer At mitioil*. 3.33 SO: 3. Grace McCariy. 7 ST.SI. 300 Freest?!* Relay I. Ai mi Kong, Ella. McNcat. Thotnaa. I 33 S3; 3. Gordon. ISukaa. Lealle Char lea. McCarljr. 2:17.30. 100 Bsckstroks _ I. OcllMiiy Kkbanm, IrtSso 100 Brssslttroks I. Lou Ttioeui. Ii|4 48; 2 Jenny McNcal. 1:12.37. 400 Trsssyl* Rslsy _ l. Armiirong. Ellin. Klcbaum. Tliomaa, 4.07.43: 3. Howard, Brandy fuitell. Tumble. McCarty. 8:17.32. BOYS 300 M t«U «y Rslsy I. Aaron Howard. Jim CUtk. ToURuah. Nick CnveilatL 2:13 00. 300 Freestyle _ I. Carl Lee. 2:14 00. 1. Kyle Wil­ liams. 2:24.03. 300 tadlvM aal Medley 1. Dan nulio}>. 2.31.73: S--JMI CtseS. 2:47.00. ■ S 'f » assl| is _ -I. Mek CrMSart. .23 08: 2. Aaron HatmsS i2SM. m.. . . t. Rush. 1:10 SO: 3. K M Shoener. 100 Freeistyt* _ I. Dan Bishop. 38 SB 3 Howard. 1:04.10. 600 RrOMlylS _ I. Carl Lee. 8 02 29: 3. Chile Rodrlfua. 8:47.34. 300 T n i i ly lt Relay I. Lee. Ruah, Howard. Subop, | ;S3.4S; 2. Smith, Rodrtfuea. Shoener. WUllanu. 203.41, 100 B a s k s u o k s . I. Ctwellarl. 1:12.83. 100 Rrs SSI Stroks _ a. JUS Clark. I:IS 39: 3. Elliot Shoener. 1:30.31. 400 freestyle Relay _ I. Blehop. Lee. Crtvellarl. WUUaraa. 4:00-01: 2. Smllh7 Kodrlfuc*. Shoener. Clark. 4183.43. Golf cart notdtd W IN T E R S P R IN O S _ T h e Winter Springs H igh School softball team Is in urgent need of a golf cart to drag the ball (Id a . O ld or new. ru n n in g o r not. Please make you r tax deductible co n trib u ­ tion today. C a ll 695-5759. taped m id 1 Jogged on It u p and down the side­ line. There wasn't anymore pain at all. After I rested for n moment I went hack Into the game and wns nl.ivlm t fine Honestly. I had never hurt m y knee before so I didn't know what to expect. But It fell line.’ Everything seemed fine also as Merrick again had the ball and wns m aking her way down court to the basket. There wasn't a player near enough to touch her. No fouls were made. All the crow d knew was that the very talented athlete went down again. T h is time, however, she didn't get up. "I wns dribbling up court when I heard a snap nnd Immediately felt extreme pain In m y knee,* M cirlck recalled. "I couldn't slrnightcn It nnd I hud never been In so m uch pain. Th e trainer from the opposing team must hnvc heard It be­ cause h r was the first one to get to me, but It seemed like am i c lrrn lty before he d k i 1Just lay there, crying mostly from the pain b u t pa rtly because I knew something had to be wrong." Som ething wns definitely wrong. M crrlrk tore her A C L ligament, the m ain ligament that holds the knee together. She now faced two choices...rehabilitation or surgery. Tak ing the advice or her doctors, parents and coaches. Merrick opted for rehab. M any people can recover from nn A C L tear without surgery nnd Merrick wanted to take that chance. She attacked th rrn p y m uch the way she a t­ tacked everything else, by diving In 110 percent. Th e days spent w orking In the rehab center gave Merrick the will la go. She said she knew that every lime an exercise hurt her or she felt exhausted, she was gelling work done and was com ing one step closer to getting back to the game she loved. She did return to basketball, only after every­ one Involved. Including M errick, felt she was ready. She played the Inst five m inutes of the last game of the season nnd It felt grent to be back out on the court. Merrick satd she was a little sore but that was to be expected after all she had been through. Th e next game was the first-gam e of district Tickets can only be purchased in a threegame. non-conference package for 8 50 for tower level scats and 840 for upper level seating. Th e package Includes BethuneCookm nn games against the .university of Central Florida on Tuesday. November 23th at 8 p .m .: the University of North Ca ro lina on M onday. December 29th at 7:30 p m .: and the University of Detroit on Wednesday, De­ cem ber 3 1at at 4 p.m . North Carollnn. the country’s perennial baskctbnll powerhouse, features the talent of Daytona Beach nnllvc V lnre Carter, who eraged 13 paints per gome Inst year for the Ta r H cnls. For more Information, contact the Ocena Center Box Office at 10041 234-4543 or T ic k ctMastei; at 14071 639-3000. tJ'TMrt ir»f*W *, f f n t . u iilf M J IIP i ' ■ n % Winter Springe H.S. Golf W IN T E R SP R IN O S T h e 1st A nnu a l Winter Springs High School Athletic Departm ent G olf Classic will be held at the W inter Springs Q olf C lu b on Saturday, O ctober Starting with a Shotgun Start at 1:30 p .m ., the event will be a four-person scram ble, play best ball, and one tee shot must be used from each player on front and back nine. Cost ta 830 per person and Includes B B Q chicken dinner (rolls, potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw, beverage), two Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive holes, door p rtics and 1st a nd 2 n d place team awards. Holes cane also be sponsored for 8100. Applications available in the Athletic O f­ fice or b y calling (4071 320 8757. Support Stmlnole golf Sylvan Lake Park Tennis Mayfair golf professional Rich Cleary a n ­ nounced that the fourth annual golf to u rn a ­ ment to benefit the Seminole High School boys' and girls' golf team will be held Nov. I • 3 at Mayfair. Over 83,800 In prlxea will be awarded and a banquet w ill be held after the first round on Saturday. Th e event will be a two-day, two ball match and, after a banquet following the first day's play, the field will be rclllghled Into four groups for Sunday's final. Bobby Lundqulst and Mike Leary are the three-time defending champions. S A N F O R D _ Looking for some after-school activities for- you r children or Interested In bru sh in g u p you r tennis skills or learning how to play tennis while your children are In * school?? try Sylvan Lake Park. The next slif-weck tennis session begins November 3rd and runs through December 20th. T in y Tots 15-7), Juniors. A dulta and Senior classes are avallahle weekdays and Saturdays (m ornings, afternoons and evenlngsl. Clussca arc 830 per six-werk session and Is limited to eight players. For the more advanced player, Ju n io r Tra in in g Classes arc also nvnllabte Monday throng!) Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p .m . Magic exhibition tickets OJR R LLA A N ID O _ Tickets for the O rlando Magic game arc on sale. All exhl1897 exhibition games bltlon games will be played at the Orlando A rena. Th e schedule la: October 17 _ Miam i Heat. 7:30 p .m .i October 21 _ Boston Celtics. 7:30 p .m .; October 28 _ Houston Rockett, 7 p.m . Exhibition game ticket prices are: 816. 822. 631 and 840. T h e y can be purchased at the O rla ndo A rena Box Ofllce and at all TIckctM aster locations, or by calling Tic k e tMaster at (407) 839-3900. Tickets also can be purchased via the Internet al Ticke lM a ster.com. Magic season tickets on sale O R L A N D O _ O rlando Magic regular-season tickets arc now on sale. Ticket prlcca are 8 IQ. 822, 631 and 840 and can be purchased at the O rlando A rena Box Office and at all TIckctM aster locations, or b y calling TlcketMaatcr at 1407) 839-3900. Tickets can also be purchased via the In ­ ternet at TlcketM aster.com . For additional Information, please call KJcratln Ecker at (407) 428-8783. Csrolins-Bsthuns tickets D AYTO N A BEAC H Tickets for the De­ cember 29th N orth Carolina/BethuneCookm an basketball game are on sale now at the O cena Center In Daytona Beach. Registration begins October 27th. C a ll SYLVA N LA K E PARK at 1407) 322-8587 to register. • • • Adult doubles round robins arc held every M onday and Friday evenings from 7 p -m . to 10 p.m . No registration is required and In ­ termediate to advanced level playera are wel­ come to participate. Cost Is 83 per person and tennis balls arc provided at the p a rk. Private, group lessons and team clinics are also offered. • • • Sylvan Lake Park Is sponsoring a N TR P Adult Ten nis Tournam ent on Saturday, Oc­ tober 25th and Sunday, October 26th. S in ­ gles and /or doubles players can enter by calling 322-6567 by 5 p.m. on Thursday. O c­ tober 30th. Trophies will be awarded to w in ­ ners and ru n n e rs -u p In main draws and co n ­ solations and all participants will receive a T -s h irt. Call 322-6567 for details on any Sylvan Lake Park tennis offering. Stmlnoi* Booster Club golf S A N F O R D _ Th e Seminole High School Booster C lu b O olf Tournam ent will be held, Friday, October 17th, at Alnqua Country C lu b. Coat Is 8100 per person. C ontact O renan Aaplen al 320-5102 for more Inform ation. \ port from the doctor. B y the epd of the mont Merrick should know if she can begin w o rklr out with her learn. She will be behind, havlr missed sum m er conditioning, but she's ready lo get back to work. "It killed me when all of the sum m er basket^ ball Informnilon sinned com ing In,* Merrlch said, ‘ I had to throw II all In (he garbage and concentrate on gelling stronger and w orking through the pain so thnt I Wouldn't have to miss anym ore time, t feel like If I enn get back to the] court and continue to work really h a rd at V a ­ lencia. maybe I can work m y way back u p to the college level nnd get it second chance to play at | n four year school." Looking back, wlint could have been done to ] prevent this from happening? "Absolutely nolhlng." Merrick said without hesitation. "If I had It lo do all over again. I still would hnvc gone hack Into the game. There wns no Indication that I had sustained a serious In­ ju r y and conch IW ynn) asked me repeatedly how It Tell. I felt good nnd I was In good shape. The team always stretched well before practice and games nnd conditioned well also. T h is waa Just one Dr those things. No one Is lo blame or could have stopped It from happening.* Merrick left for college Inst week to begin a t ­ tending classes. If nil goes well and she gels the approval of her doctor, she will begin practicing with her team immediately. She will always need to wenr a brace when she practices or plnys now. but If that's the only price Merrick hns lo pay. she’ll do II gladly, she snkl. competition. Merrick was back with her (cam . back on the court and back In front of re cru it­ ers. She stepped onto the court and plnvcd the first two m inutes of the game nnd then her coach, Bylvester W ynn, pulled her out so she could rest. When she went back In. It would be the Inst time Merrick would play for her high school team. A f t ln , without w arning. Merrick's knee snapped. T h is tim e, w hen she was carried off of the court, she knew ns well ns everyone else that surgery was Inevitable. T couldn't believe (hat It happened again." Merrick said. T knew at that point thnt every­ thing I had worked Tor was slipping away and I couldn't do a thing about It. I suppose If I had undergone surgery right away, things might have been different. Out m family, doctors. Coach W ynn and I made a decision that every­ one thought waa best for me. It's too late tu second guess that now." tt's not too late for Merrick to gel back to the game she loves, however. In April, Merrick underwent the knee surgery she needed and began the tedious and painful task of rehabilitating the ligament that wns now held together with screws. Her goal of attending college and playing the next level of basketball can still be achieved. Th e y Just had to be modified n little. Merrick received a scholarship to Valencia Com m u nity College and both she nnd her new coach are anxiously awaiting her progress re­ Lake Mary— C o n tin u e d fro m Fags I B drove In one as Ron's T ire and Muffler Center evened Its record and moved Into sole possession of second place w llh a 19-12 victory over C o l­ lage C o rp o ra tio n. Ju lia n was tw p-for-lhree with a walk and also reached on an error and scored three runs us Rich B a n won Us sixth straight game I t -9 over Celeste In d u s­ tries. Rich Flan (8 -0 ) Is lending Ron's T ire and Muffler Center (3 -3 ), Celeste Industries 12-41 a n d Collage Corporation ( I -91. Next week. Ron's Tire and Muffler Center lakes on Celeste Industries at 7 p.m . and C o l­ lage Corporation challenges Rich Plan at 8:15 p.m . Ron's Tire and Muffler Center took a 3 0 lead In Ihc top of the ftrst Inning on an RBI sin­ gle by D anny G rarey and a tw o-ru n home run by W.L. Oracey. and eventually built a 14-1 lead heading Into the b o t­ tom of the third Inning. Col tags Corporation started lo m ount a, comeback .In the bottom of ihc,f<ithlrd Inning, scoring two runs, then adding (w o more ru ns In the fourth In­ ning. a single run In the fifth Inning and four runs In the sixth Inning to cut the lead to Sanford------C s a U s o M fro m Fags I B breathing room as it plated five ru ns In the top of the seventh Inning w ith Je rry C a m u s singling In a ru n and Dave Coss, Duke Ferrato both doubling in a run and Wella C on tra cting helping out with a couple of errors as the game ended w llh the score 104 Pebble Ju n c tio n . W ith Pebble Ju n c tio n knocking off the co-leaders. Lillie Q u in n D O S then grabbed •ole possession of first place as Invacare Rescue failed to make an appearance and handed both Lillie Q u in n D D S and Je rnlga n Properties 7-0 forfeit victories. Lillie Q u in n D D S is 8 - 1. while Wells Con tra cting and Pebble Ju n c tio n are both 5-2 and tied for aecond. Com pleting the standings arc Je rn lg a n Proper­ ties at 2 -5 and Invacare Rescue at 0 -8 . Next week. Pebble Ju n ctio n plays the doublehesder against Invacare Rescue at 6:30 p.m . a nd Je rnlga n Propcrtiea at 7i30 p .m . Wella C on tra ctin g w ill challenge Lillie Q u in n D D S at 8:30 p .m . In what amounts to a m ust-w in attuatlou .for Wslla C on tracting. ■ Contributing for Pebble Ju n c tio n were Dave C o s t (one double, one single, one run scored, one RBI), Duke Ferrato (one double, one single, two R B I). B relt Mode (two singles, two ru ns scored, one R B II, J e rry C a m us (two singles, one ru n scored, one R B I), Kyle B rubaker (two singles, (w o runs scored) and w inning pitcher Blake M u rra y (two sin­ gle*. one run scored). Also contributing were Dave Kaeberlcln (one single, one nut scored, one R B I). Mike M iller (one single, one run scored) and J im Reid (one fun scored). Providing the offense for Wells Contracting were Qcorgc P o rilg (one triple, one single, one ru n scored, one R B I), Keith Denton (one double, one single, one ru n scored). T ro y Hickson (one double, one run scored., one RBI), Mike M cLohon, Jo d y Cooper a n d Matt Kalaanlk (one single each), Rick Wella Br. (one run scored) and Ken Brow n (one R B I). 14-10. Collage Corporation had an opportunity In cut Into the lead even further ns It left the bases loaded In the second and sixth Innings. Ron's T ire and Muffler Center added some Insurance In Ihe lop of the seventh Inning as S m ith. W .L. Oracey and Duane Sm ith drove In single n m s nnd David G o ld s tk k tripled In two. O o ld s tk k then helped p rr. serve the victory for Ron's T ire and Muffler Center as he made a diving catch with two out nnd runners on first and serond af­ ter Collage Corporation had a l­ ready plated two runs. l*owerlng Ron's Tire and Muffler Center were W. I. Oracey lone home run. one dou blr, two slnglrs, three runs scored, live RBII, David Got(dslick lone triple, two slnglt-n, two ntns scored, three R B II. D anny Oracey (one double. Iwo singles, four runs scored, live RBII, Itobcrl Sm llh Ithrcc sin. gles. four runs scored, one RBI) and Billy Oracey (two sin ­ gles. one run scored, one R B I). Also contributing were Duane S m llh lone double, one R B I), To n y Dlnllc lone double, one ru n scored). Kelly M unson (one single, two n m s scored, one RB I) and Ja m e s Joyce nnd Mike Seneeek (one single nnd one m y n scored each). Doing the damage for Collage Corporation were J o h n Kecland (one home n m . two sin ­ gles. one n m scored, twov R B I). C h u ck Suldnk (one home n in , two singles, two nm s scored, one RBI). Art B rs cli (one double! two singles, two runs seored. two RBII. Kafurl Rafael (one triple, one slnglr, four RBII and Brett Moran llw o singles, two ru n s scored). Also h illin g were Bob I'a la gano (one double, one nm scored, one RBII, Mike lln rb a l (one double, two n m * scored). Mike S m llh (one single, one run scored). Mel Goings am i Ocne Tyle (one single nnd one RBI each) and Mike Fralrtk lone ru n scored). Cclcslc Industries look a 1-0 lead In Ihe lop of Die drat In ­ ning. but Rich (Ia n came back with live runs In the first in ­ ning and four runa In the sec­ ond Inning lo build a 9 -3 a d ­ vantage after two Innings. Cclcslc Industries Iwo n m s In (he fifth tuning, but Rich Plan answered w llh two n m s In Ihe bottom of th f sixth Inning. Celeste Industries made things Interesting In the top ol the seventh Inning as co n te cn live singles by W illiam W ynn, Jcfr Rood and David Rape loaded Ihe bases uhead of u grand slum l»y K ilry Calapn that cut the lead to 11-9, hut I hut was us close as It would .get as the next three hitlers were all rrtlred ta end the game. Leading Ihe way fur Rich Plan were Danny llewtlt (one double, one single. Iwo nm s scored, three RBI). Dave J o h n ­ son (one double, one single, two m m scored, two R B II. Hobby Shaw (one double, one single, one n m scored, two R B I). Manny Silvia (one double one single, three run* scored) and Kevin Ju lia n (two single*.: three n m s scorcdl. , if Other hitler* were Toi Mains lone single, one RBI), Brian Jones and Steve Hoonf lone single each) and Paul Llscno (one R B I). Providing the offense for Ce lestc Industries were Trey Brasseur (one triple, une sin! gle. three RBI). C h ris Radcllfle (two doubles, iwo n m s scored). Rynn llouley (one double. one single, one n m scored, one RBI). Tony D u nra n (one dou­ ble, one single, (wo nm* scored). Je ir Rood |two single*, one run scored, one RBII. Frankie Phillips and William W ynn llwo singles and one nm scorecd each!. Klley Cain pa (one grand slam, one nui scored, four RBI) and David Rape (one single, one nm scored). T in MS 000 S . IS SO CelUf*CoryarllUn O il 314 S . I I IS C*l**4* IsSulrtt* SkhPUs 1300304. • IS S40 003 1 . 11 IS Out .. * »'i s> it * I:u4 Card simutossttog from FL, CA, KY. NY. PA ' Pompano, Hszsl Park, r TIM *i IIT JAI-ALAI W ED. thru SAT. 7.20 P.M. T H U R S .g SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. ■(487) 881-818t Also limuleasl horn Harm K ttO w to JtM M .174 8488 *»woswcHi«iwgu*aoj4ixjM -V *' W f I f H UGG A/FH / / O C /V 770A /V " D o n 's P o r f o r m a n c s fVa Um S M •40yn. IXJMftlMS • Hwtti ifld rtliabli wrvici | » Nttkwwids warranty m l t i k l T l |T r a n s m i s s i o n Ii �Santord Horst* B a r** PM *-TTu«d« (Motor IS, 1M7 • M People l V' Legal jjgMflH ^rarTSB STATIS 1 tpuSSSSV •m 11 up: Qood food for . n m ... UNtTIO I W I I or CONTINTS 09 ACCOUNT HO. 9999499999 T h e best used ca rs c o m e w ith a p u p p y A recent study has determined that m a ny women would rather go through the misery of n root canal than try to purchase a used car. More than likely, most men feel the same way. Fortunately, Iv e been blessed In this regard •ince In m y whole life I ve bought only one used car. Th e year was 1057. and m y dnd helped me b u y a 1040 Ford for S33B. I still have the canceled check. * wn* IF . and the nitty blue Ford was my first car. I have no idea how well we were Ircatrd b y the used-car dealer. Can't remember any has■lea. T h e car turned out tc^be a good deal. It* waa ru n n in g nicely four years later when I re­ turned from a hitch In the Navy. It sort of died the day I purchased m y first new car - a Studebakcr • In 1001. Can't say this waa m uch a bonanta. Whnt was I th in k ­ ing? Thro u g h the years. Tve heard plenty of s to ­ ries about used-car dealers whose reputations aren't m uch better thon that of attorneys or journalists. Moat people picture them as filmflam artists. Most women aren't as pleased w ith the deals they made at used-car lots or impressed with the salesmen, says Courtney Caldwell, an avid m otorsporls enthusiast, consum er advocate and publisher of American Woman Moforscene Maganln*. % A few years ago I met a rather neat chap w ho worked at a used-car lot on U.B . Highw ay 17-92. lie (old me a wonderful story about how he brought a litter of puppies to his dealer­ ship. -G ave n p u p p y away with every car I sold u n ­ til there were no more puppies.** he said. ■Well, tlila woman came bock several m onths o flrr she brought n car and said It was the best deal she ever made In her life." * 'Like the ca r7 I asked her. ‘ No, llie puppy,' she said." a d v ic e ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Irate on the liv e aspects, ch o o s in g to cele­ brate life and the fact that the ------------Is no lo n g v r »uffering. It’s not unusual for a grlsvtn g a pouas to f in d s o la c s w i t h a closs M o n d of ths dsessasd, n o r Is It u n h sa rd of to w a nt to liv s Ilfs to Its fbilsst after witnessing ths death o f a lovsd one. D E A R D A U G H T E R -IN -L A W ) No* e ve ry owe re s ets to death la DEAK AI)IIY?Thirty year, ago gave me m w |0 »«t advice on a altustion. ao here 1 am again. M y husband and I lived together Ibr two years before ws got married. During that Urns ha would help ms around ths house. ping with ms. and even scrum pany ms to church. Attar marriage, |a, all a a M i f i M * . L a a g h la g Ja g s M i s t w h a a s a p tM l ts a rs . “ • ra llg ta w s ciamm «t aw m s IC IH l H * J MW r«a*m i w n « t Civil PreteMurc. mO Laval Admiralty NuM T OSM. M O M l« fwraeysAnn ataw ArtaatatMe ’ Women n/c often treated like we don't know what we're talking about or we're quoted prices Frolicsome father-in-law puts frown on family faces D EA R A BBY: My mother-In-law (111 call her Nora) died after ■ Iona battle with cancer. After the (tutor■I, everyone came back to the houee, and It turned into the party of the year. Five months later, my father-inlaw becsn dating Nora’s beet friend. *Zelda? One month later, they were engaged. Tw o months later. Zelda moved in. Th e y plen to m arry In March. My falher-ln-Uw acts like he'e 18 yean old. Dad and Zelda am an em­ barrassment tn public. Hince Nora passed away, Dad seems rellsved that he can get on with his life I am very upeet about this, but It is hard since we live only five miles away, la this normal behavior? D A U G H T E R -IN -L A W IN IL L IN O IS AT BANNITT BANK 09 CINTNAl FLORIDA IN TH I HAMA 09 NATIONAL «UIO>* Diet stopped. We have been married for four years. Now I eat breakfast alone while he sleeps until noon. I gro­ cery-shop alone, attend church alone (too early for him) and go to the senior center alone — he ta 70 yean old and says tha people there are "too old’ for him. O h, by the way, I also go to hed alone He's decided we're too old for sea. All he doea is eat, sleep and aft) I feel like I 'm o n ly ■ F K IF U IM N H U OOUNTY, ao. sT-ise-CA-ia-a THI SCHOOL SOAAO or SlUtNOLl COUNTY. rtoaiOA. THS CSTATI o r WILLIAM JSNDIN SOATWOIOHT aas OOOOTMV ■STILL SOATWOMMT, ate Pefknccw ■ o n e s o r a c t io n t h i sta ts o r rLOtttoA t o t m i is t a t s o r amuAM JiAOCN SOSTWIUOMT i rtOAMe, PfartMsifbsi, 1SS7, SM m.Y. ^ a■ M VBWB M WiwIBEi FMnWi awl NO MM at SlStlMANt tSST. CHAOLIS A. WHJON Sy Marta L. Da Mawa N th 00 O ut) AwiyQ Msnsts-riss Ptk ns . H4T) 44S-TS4J rvssMti o m a w i . s. to, tsar P IA I____________________ LOT ( . SLOCK K. MONTH 0NLAN00 TSKRACS, StCTON rouN o r u m r o m . a o o o n o MO TO THS PtNT THSASOT AS ACCOHOSO M PtNT BOOK IT, PAM SO, PUOUO NtOOKOS Of a n t m o ii o o u n t y . rLomoA. NOTIi p u n s u a n t t o t h s PAM OSST OOLLMTION p tu o n e ta a c t y o u a n « AOWSM THAT THM LAN 9*99 M DtSMSQ T O M A O U T COLLOOTON NTTgM PnM TO COLLI CT A M O T ANO ANY WILL PON THAT r uNPOM. i cay Has MOM cay at I_______ nartMa. at T4S a'ansS PSL as Ottsaar r m . tsar, ta aamtSar na aSastMs af on atMSwna ay Mia Cay at Santera, rwnda. n t at m u m n m n s ia n s m n u n m no. asss AN 0N0MIANCI 09 TNS c m o r SANT0N0. PLONIOA. TO ADOPT TNS IM T SOrTMM Of nanaa as a THS STANOANO SUILOWO CODS. THS STANOANO OAS COOS. THS STANOANO MSCHAWCAL COOS. AMO THS STANOANO FLUWAINQ COOS. THI ISM NATIONAL i l i c t t u CAL COOS. AMO THS ISO* lo tCrty Has M taa Cay al Santera. TION WITH THS IS M NSYIo r THS STANOANO Honda. M >40 a (leak e.M. an StONS coots rnovtONsa Octaear r»m, IM T. ta aaaatsar Housmo to n s iv s r a s iu t y . a t tn e tu n at «w v a iw t Sy f l ic t s an o i r r t c n v k ocaotsn.­ ttw Cay af Santera, FWrWa. A teey teas be tala el wfucA W M t l l l nt: na etfwa at ate Cay CttW far Ml • • Ltflil Notlcaa km jm . ssn Mm st cm * aft Oy Jane I . . OastSfCMr COOtUS 4 STAWIANSKI twSa^Saats SnSavarM Tk a ji. PtertMoSSBST WMs»sasi g1gSn-SSSS CSS 4SS-S4S4I Pwsask: OataSar S. 14. IM T MJ-11S M . . M i . i f t i -i i ! 1 COMA announces mattings m M AMD O U T i ooioa ?joftM QAMQ R t L A T I O The Concerned Organisation of Men In Action (C O M A ) meets Ihe first and third Friday, at 6 p.m ., In Ihe church annex at St. Jam es A M E C h u rch . Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. ' ao ttO CK CTM AN t»atiT«»fi M O 0 TW A M TV O aa Senior* matt for lunch •O ULFO OO T W PE A C EM A K E R 1lot JO TNI 040 ‘5 It & U -TU A N iiaa a it? io tat TM K O O S 100 400 TOOtlO • IV IN YEARS M T M T <00400700010 aa m WITNSSS my hand and erttewi SOAlitMtt Hurt M Nw IN Say eiOtWbor.IMT. (SIAL) MANtANNSMONSS Clark afCourt Sy: IhithAn* OMiSy Park Clkyikk 0.Brmmorw. tffS l a, Mcmisan. Cafian. Whigww S Swwwrw. NA. Peel Offwa Sea 4040 Sanford. Fiend* U l l l U U m Horj s n t t n m Attorney* far Pteintin. FuSAeli: OcloSar «. 14. N. 40. IMT OSJ-flS M T W S S M APUSUO AS ISMS TN 01 NSIS M THS ASSPTI0K OP AN I NSM ANM SY THS c m o r ■AsrBNW.riosfSA ^TH U R S D A Y P H iM l TIM * — areawMsaww eaewSs'e!! 1. A t 1 l \ l At 1 . u a a jif ja »aaa Norm an deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets on the Inst Friday of Ihe month. For Information, call 3 2 2 -I4 2 S . CMMWT eSWOT L L E .A L A . D E A R F E D U P i Y ou am h u s b a n d a re o v e r d u e f o r a heart-to-heart talk. T h a topic of c o n v e ra s tio n sh o u ld ha " W k a l has h ap pened to the ch a rm log, h e lp f u l, l o v i n g e o a tp a n lo n I m a rrie d — because I don't know o r p a rtic u la rly lik e the person y o n 'v a b e co m e ." H la w ill tofl y o n . son ha • Dauflhttrs of Confederacy Legal Notice* cass 111k LA K E M A R Y --A senior's group meets for lunch the second Friday of each month at Lake Mary C h u rch of the N iuarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship H all. For more Information, contact lull at 322-lOOfl. that are higher Ihnn our mnle counterparts," Caldwell says. Determined to help women lake the h orror, haggling and haasle out of buying or selling a pre-owned vehicle, Caldwell has designed a 12atep program tor em powering women buying used cars. For a free copy you can write her at: *12 Steps," BOO Weal 43rd S i.. Suite A ll. New York. N .Y.. 10030. Step I, Caldwell says. Is gelling beyond Ihe stereotype, ’ Stored In the back of most women's m inds Is Ihe (mage of a wife who accompanies her husband to Ihe dealership so she can choose Ihe color of the car nnd vanity m irrors, while he handles the Important' m ailers. ’ Lei dial Image go." Caldwell says. T h u can do n yourself." Another piece of advice Caldwell renders Is for women to 'be as picky about a used car as you would with a new relationship. Don't rush Inlo anything - even if you think you've found the one." she said. She tells women to use the power brakes they were born wtlh • ’ If you don't like the way a salesperson Is treating you. say so. Com m and respect." T h e foci U that 73 percent of the BS m illion cars sold this year In Am erica will be pre­ owned and more than half the buyers ore women. Wonder how m any got a puppy In Ihe deal. _ . 1SST, I la a M aaaa menoar ST-1S1-CA-14-N at aw Ciwaa Court at Mm is m Judicial CVavN M MW far Cans PterMa, NONWIST MONTOASg, MO., la PtohrtIN MM NOONAN g. MtlLSN, JA., TAMAN 0. MILLSA. SSMtNOLI COUNTY, A POLITICAL SOSO IVISION 09 TNS STATS 09 MafHa N hereby pas M M a M M Hearmy «na ha haM In ha Oommwoian Naaai al w# City M M IntfiaCity at Sanford. rierMk. M 7.00 o claeh PM. on Octahar STM. IMT. taconeider iofan ardkwrwa ky aw City, at SanfarM. FNrtda, or SANTONO. riONIOA. AMIN DINO OS CMHANOI NO. » m or said ciTYtsak >onoiNANCI BIINO A IONMO PLAN; SAIO AMMOMCNT TO NS10 NS THAT CINTAM POOPINTY LV1NO B4TWSSN STATS NOAO 44 ANO OOASTUNI 14.1 M 10 R rocarM W not aw vMaO hy i Cityat tantard. (TS MS.0IW Jarwt a. Oaagwrty.CMC CityClark PukUaft Octahar IS. IMT DSJ-tSS WSYINHAIUSSN MONTOAM COMPANY, Attanwy atlaw S1S4 HaeyaweT ' I PL 1 PuhfMaUan at Oatahar », 14. tSST kt aw tatjawtnj puOHaatWn: Sanford M A M SHANSSTAN1,atOL. OSJ-ttS NOTICS IS HSNSSV OIVSN m rtts euiowty oouirr NSCOVINV TUNO, va. JAUIS S.WHITS, at al.. Humbar:M-04I0 -CA-I4S atSw Circuit Caurt at aw INMaanat Judicial CVcuU In and tar ■amlnoW County. TWrlda. In aNIdi Tiankkn CroMN NM Ovory fund, XXI. UR It HW PWWUTt and Janwa S. wiuta, Jaonatta L WMta: Janwa N. Cartac Sr.i Nuhy 0 . 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ST-tlSS0A-14-S In Ota ObeuN Caurt at In MLANO MONTOAM OOftPONATION, SM PtahMMf, I wM taa ta Ma hMlwal MMSm tar a«Nt M aw Waal Irani Maar, SSI N. Paw PL SIT Ft at 1140 a m . anM I4 a 4ML1SST -n o g F THSWSSTlilLV M PSST OP THS SASTSNLY IBS PtST 09 THI HONTHSNLV IIS PUT 09 LOT IT. WATTS PANMS, ACOONOiHO TO THS PLAT THSMOP AS M C O N M O IN PLAT BOOK S, PAM SO, PUBLIO NSCONOS OP SSSSNOLI f}! �4 S ■ S a n fo rd Morbid. S an Port. Ftondb • T hursday, O cto tter IS , ( N 7 Legal Notices Ltgal Notlc«» IN T in CIRCUIT COUNT TON BIHIR 0 L4 OOUNTV, FLORIDA PROSATS 01VIIION III* N u * M , • l-T U 'C P IN A l. ISTATB 0 1 HOWAIIO W. J U P .V , e/k/e HOWAhO M A C K JUOAH, D«c h M no ties 0 1 A O M IN IITKA T.O N Th* ed m im d re tie n *1 th* aalafa o l MOW A AO M. JUOAH, e/k/e HOW ARD M ACK JUOAH, dacaaaad. I'll* Number IT-T ISCP. I* pending In in* CPcuA Cou>l lo r Sem inal* County, Plot to*. Pro bal* D trlW n . in* adcA*aa o l which la P O . Drawer C. Jenlord. PL I t l l l M M Tha name* and addttaaaa *1 tn* paraonal rapraaanfdiv* and lh* paraonal rapraaantatlra'a allot* nay at* a at lo ttn below ALL IN TER EB TIO P I N I O N S ARC NOTIPICD THAT: Ail p*t*on* an whom m i* n o tic* I* a*t**d o n * bar* ob|*ctlona that challenge tn* validity o l in * Win. in* quoliflectton* *1 W* p*r*on*l t**t*. •an Iat ra, venue. at Jurtedtetton o« itu* Court or* rcqukad to m* m o* obyeettone with tMo Court WITHIN THS LATIN OP T H N II M O N T H ! A PT IN TM I D AT! OP T H I PINST PUBLICATION OP T H U NOTPCI ON THIRTY OATS A PT IN T H I DAT* OP I I N V I C I OP A C O PT OP THIS NO TICI ON TH IM . A* c-addota o l tn* d*c*d*nt and e in * r paraona ha yin | el anna ot dam and* a p tin a l d*e*d*nt'i *a!at* on emom * copy o l tnta none* I* **r»ad wlthm thtaa month* aft*r lh* dal* o l (A* htai publication o l tma none* m utt III* th*tr claim * with m i* C ourt WITHIN T H I LA T IN OP T H R U M O N T H ! A P T IN T H I OATI OP T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O T IC I OR THIRTY O A Y I A PT IN T H I OATI OP I I N V I C I OP A C O P Y OP T H U NOTICI ON T H IM A ll ow*> creditor* *1 tn* d*ea* dani and p«r*an* having cIMma d a m * •■t*i* n u t III* I halt claim * with thi* court WITHIN T H N I I M O N T H ! A P T IN T H I DAT I OP T H I PI N IT P U B LIC A ­ TION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM S. D tU A N D S AND O B JE C T IO N S NOT BO P IL ID WILL B t P O N IV tN B A R N ID . Tn* dal* o l in * flral p u b lica­ tion o l tnio N otico to October tin . is * ? . Paraonal Rapraaantatlva: Kelly P. Ponoll 110 Ctooaed PM * Drhr* Sanford. PL SETTS Attornty lo r Paraonal Noprooontottv*: JOHN B. CR O W TH IR Florida Bar No. I T M 1I ATTORNEY AT LAW ITS t i l l Otar** Avanua Otanga City, PL SSTSS Telephone: (SM | TTS-SITS Pubiiah: O ctober I . IS. ISST DEJ-TS1 IN TMR CIRCUIT C O U R T POR S B M IN O L I CO U N TY, PLOW PR O O A TS I PH# R u m b * r B T-TB O -CP IN N I: ISTATB OP M. ININB MUNOOCN OP a o m h u b t n a t i o n Th* odm ln lM rM lo o e l lh * M I N * *1 M. IN ENI MUNOOCK. o*c«»»*d. P M Number B7-7M CP, I* pending M W* C k cu il C ourt lo r SantJnel* County, Florid*, Probata Division, m* addr**a o l which M P.O. Drawer C. Sanford. Florid* SS7F1. Th* nam** and addr*a**a of tn* p*r*onal rapraeanutiv* and tha p*r*onai rapraeentattve'o *t*orA LL IN TER ESTEO P IN S O N S A N I NOTIFIED THAT: A il para one on whom m u notic* I* a*rv*d who hoy* objection* that chad eng* tn* validity ot th* WM, tn* guaBRcanon* of tno paraanol rapraoontotivo, vonua. or JurtwMcUon of n u t Court a rt rcouked to IKo tnoir objoclleno wMh tel* C ourt WITHIN T H I L A T IN OP T N R E I MONTHS A P T IN THE OATI OP T H I PIN IT PUBLICATION OP T H I! N O TIC I ON THINTV D A Y ! A FT IN T H I OATI OP I I N V I C I OP A CO PY OP TH II NO TICI OH T H IM . AS credit ora ot m o dec adorn and o lho t portono c lo lm t ot d*mondo decadent'* aetata on copy o l thi* notice I* within thtoo month* attar t dote at tna test publication ml a n otico muot nio the* claim * with lh i t C ourt WITHIN T H I L A T IN OP T H N I I M O N T H ! A P T IN T H I OATI OP T H I F IM T PUBLICATION OP THII N O TIC I ON THIRTY D A Y ! A P T IN T H I OATI OP I I N V I C I OP A CO PY OP THIS NOTICI ON T H IM . All other creditor* ot the d ece­ dent end paraon* having claim a or domonda ogoinat th* d eca­ d e n t* * tta t* o u t til* th*ir claim * with tn,* court WITHIN T H N I I M O N T H ! A P T IN T H I OATI OP T H I FIRST PU B LIC A ­ TION OP THIS NO TICI. ALL CLAIM S, DEM AND S AND O B JIC T IO N B NOT SO PILIO WILL S I P O R IV IN B A R R IO . Tn* date ot b it li n t p u b lic a ­ tion o l thi* N olle* I* October Stn, I SIT. Pcraonal N*pm onUil<»i A. DEAN M URDOCK t i o Com m Point U ngwood. Florid* S I7B0 Attorney lor Poraonai floproaanUUva: L W . C A A A O LL. JA.. IS O U IN I Florid* B ar No. OSIESS LAW RENCE W. CAR R O LL, JR.. P JL T04 Tum buil Ay*.. B ull* 101 Altam onte Spring*, PL SST01 Takaphono: (407) SSO-SSSS Publloh: October g, IS, I N T D I J - I 1I ** n c t i o b '~ THS FOLLOW ING PR O PERTY WILL S I SO LO OR O T H IR W tS I DISP0 S1 D OP AT A SALS TO S I H I L O AT I AID UNIT O R L I A I I D S P A t l AT LO C K B A P I, H U W EST ISTH IT R E IT , S A N ­ FORD. f l s i t t i o n t h i s o t h , OF OCTO BER. ISST AT 1 100 NOON FOR CASH. ( 10« KENNEY JO RD O N , 1SOI M CCARTHY AV. SANFO RD, PL u rn . couch, no. s h e lf . CH AIR S , END T A S K , M ISC. B O R IS. PIS S • ALIC S C O R B IT T S A M U IL , 1410 P O IN IIT T A AV. *1 SANFORD. P L 11TTT. MISC. BOXES, MISC. BROS (JOT • JACQ U ELYN L A B fL L A , 1111 MADISON ST. (T M AN D f RVtLLI, LA T044I. O A YIN , D IA L S BIKE, LAW N M O W ER. O N IS S IN , MISC. SO KES. DATED THIS DAY OCTO BER STH. ISST S TIFFIY AUCTION. INC. A U I1 ABUS* tOW B U T IN S PN IM IU M PU BLISH : O C T O B IN 1ITH . ISST, AND O C T O B IN H A D , ISST________________________ M T N I o M O u r r OOURY B P TM B t ( T M I NO , B T-4 4 T -O A -14-L P L O R M A B A R N O . BBBBBBB INLAND M O NTG AO I CORPORATION, N O TM B OP B A L I N etic* I* hereby given that In a cc o rd a n t* with th* Pinal ot Potecteaur* ISST to air* M U M n*. BT-44 TC A -14-L M m * C ircu it Caurt *1 la m in a te County. Ptertda. in w hich M A R K L O U IS I M A R . COVtTCH, IT A t, w*r* 0 *t*nd*nt* and INLAND MONTOAGI CO RPO RATIO N , th* ~ r t . lw d i* Trent d**r. M l N. P*Fh Av*., Barton*. PL StTTI * 1 1t:4 4 a m on D I C I I M I R 4th, 1M T th* EXHIBIT A T H I SOUTH IS P « n OP T H I W IS T TOO P U T OP LOT 1. B LO C K TS, OP T H I TOWNS IT I OP NORTH CH U LU O TA , A S N IC O N D IO IN PLAT BO O K I . P A G IS M THROUGH S I OP T H I P U B LIC R I C O ROB O P X I M l N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND T H I SOUTH I I F l t T OP T H I EAST SB P U T OP LOT t OP SAID BLOCH 71. AND T H I NORTH 40 F I I T OP LO TS 4 ANO I OP SAID B LO C K TS. ANO T H I NORTH 40 P i n OP TH I ■AST SB PIC T OP LOT 1 OP ■AID B LO C K TS. ALSO THAT PART OP T H I ALLBYW AY R U N ­ NING I AS T ANO W IS T THROUGH T H I C I N T I R OP SAID B LO C K TS, LYINO A D JA ­ CENT TO SAID L O T I 4 AND I ANO SAID EAST M FEET OF LOT S. TOW NSITI OP NORTH CHULUOTA. A l RECORDED IN PLAT BOOR 1, PA G E * 14 THROUGH M OP T H I PU BLIC RECORDS OP ItM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA. Mar* i i — i d r known M : STB M L 41B. Chute* te. P L SE744 DATED B BP TBI4M R t f t h , 1M T . (Court Boat) M A R Y A N N ! M O R SE Clark a t Circuit Court Jan* I . J a n wH Aa Deputy C Hr* Matthew J. * Attorney *1 Low I I S 4 Hodyweed Btvd. ttedyweod PL SJ010 PuBbcM Ion *4 thte netic* on O ctober B. IS, 1M 7 In lh * fo l­ low ing pub lication: Sanford Harold. D E J-1IS INLAND MONT O A G I CORPORATION. Plaint At. W ILLARD DYAL CRAW FORD, I T AL. a cco rd anoa wHh th* P liw l •I Poracioaur* * rt* r* d an lo p t* m b » r ISST In *JvM M tte n n*. 17-4 4 4 CA-T4 -B In m * ClrauM Ceurt *f B e m ln lto 0 »anty. PterW s, In w hica Wi l l a r d o y a l c r a w FORD. I T AL, war* DNandente and INLAND M ORTGAGE C O R ­ PORATION. m * PtalnVN, t wtd c t* h at th* W**t front doer, SOT N. Park Ay*., Sanford. PL SS7FI ot t l : M a.m. on D I C I M B E R In d , IM F th* f* lio w in | doocribod real pr*party: Lot t . Stock T. RE PLAT OF S L O C K T S A PORTION OP • L O C K I OP W Y N N IW 0 0 0 , according la m * plat tharaot a* recorded In Ptet S a r i S, Pag* S i, at th* PuMto R tea rd* at la m in a la County. Fieri da. M ar* com m only known M l 1401 Kay Ay*., S*itford, PL S17T1 DATED S E P T E M B E R SSm . ISST, (Court Baer) MANY ANNS M O R SE Clark a t Circuit Caurt Jana I . Jsaawte A s Deputy Clark Matthew J . BahlleM * 11S4 Hollywood Btvd Hollyw ood P L M O M Publication of thte not loo on O ctobor I , i s , i m t bt m o to»lowing tew tnf pub lication: la n ia r d D U -117 H O N O U R S J V H J R D a a P M e - D Z I M ■ Z J Y O L JURIBOtCTTON M V tB IO R C A B I N O . BT-4 BBB0 A - 1T-W N O RW IBT M O RTO AO I, In*.. Ptetotift, VB. PAUL GRIFFIN A/K/A B ID N IY PAUL GRIRPIN. Jr. and A N D Y GRIFFIN A/K/A WILLIAM ANDREW O RIPPM M d T H I UNKNOW N HEIRS, i llonora. creditor*, trvataaa, at other claimarRa claim ing by, through, undor or ogoinat BALLY t GRIFFIN, deceased: It ■hung, and a ll unknown port tea claim ing by, through, undor and ogoinat th* ebay* named defendant!*! who ora not port too may claim i n Intercat ■TATI OP FLORIDA. U N ITIO ST A T I ! OP A M B R IC A j___ . unknown p o n o n t ii bt pokoooolon ot IRo *P N R K I J ^ ^ othot c la im a n t! claim in g by, through, undor o r agdteoi •ALLY I . GRIFFIN, M bring. M d a ll unknown partteo claim ing by. Buowgh, undor and ( g irn at m o • T -B M -C P IN N I: ISTATB OP HANOLO A. M O M T T l PN * N om k k r BT-B4 T -C P B t M l BBTAT1 OP A NN A M . BIVONA. k V l A N N A E4ANIB I I V O N i ^ ^ ^ OP A B M W IB T R A T T M Tha adm lntoN telon a t tho M ta t* o f H ANOLO A . M O M T T l, daaoteOd . PR* Numb at 17- I M CP, te ponding In m * ClrcuR C ou rt to r la m in a te County, Florid*, Probate Oh t i l l i l B te r d d t o ii at whteh te Clark at Court*, PO Drawer C . Santord, Florida SIFTS. Th* noma M id addraaa at lh , Rapraaontalhr* Th* odmMteTrarten o t m# ANNA M. BIVONA, • I W l A N NIA A MANM BIVONA, B T-M T' c a 1* pendbig m m * c it c u k Court tor ItM INOLI County, ot whteh 1*1 A 0 . Draw*, c , Iantord, PL SST7I Th* nam* and addraaa *f tha N aotooontoU te A LL IN T IR IIT IO P IN IO N * ARB N O T lP ltO THATl A ll p a ra o n i on wham thte n o lle * M to rvo d w ho h a v t ALL M IT1M BTI0 PIRBONB ARB NOTIPlfO THATl voHdRy *1 Pro WBL Bte . cation* ot m o para artel rcpra*t m u O ouri arc t M L b s d w Rw m *b rkt**b» M wtm mm Oourt WITHIN THB LA TIN O P T H M I MONTHB A P T IN THB D A T ! OP THB FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O T IC I ON TH M TV DATS A P T IN THB OATS OP M N V 1C I OP A C O P Y O P THIB N O TICI ON T H IM . A S trcdN orc at m o WITHjN THI LATIN OP T H M I MONTHB APTIN T H I M T I OP TMI PIM T PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICI ON THINTV DAT! APTIN TH I DAT! OP M RMCI OP A COPY OP T M I NOTICf O NTM M . AA i n d R i r i i t Bte w ith HU* C ou rt WITHIN THB LA T IN O P T H M I M O NTHB A P T IN THB D A T ! 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Nbw Ykrk A te., (SOS Winter Park, PL S17M (4* 7) a i t -11 s* Oatebar 11. i s , 0 IL1 I B N OBBtSON. I •O t N. Orange A t e . Bte. BOO Or tend*, PL S M B I Telephone 40T/4M - S M I PubBah: October 14, TS. IM T D B J-17S im t OSMM ACTION TAXBN BY T M dom andad In tho torn- Tatep R M I: ( S t» ITT-BOOB n a a **T-00*0* Pualien: October I I . IS, TM T DBJ-TTB I* O ite*at #1 Mis d w Clark at thte C ourt armor botoro a otyico on PtoUitttT* attorney or immodteloly moreactor: oihorwteo * dotouR wtd N C T I l PURSUANT TO TH I PAIR O f ST C 0 L L I 0 TI0 N P R A O T tC IB ACT YOU A M A O V t a n T H A I THIS LAW F M M IB M B M I O TO M A M B T O O CLBCTON AI TM N T W B TO O O LLB C T A M B T A N B M Y INFORMATION O BTAHMO WILL B l U 4I O PON THAT PURPO SB. WITH I B S my hand and Bte aaal at ear* Caurt an O C T O M R 11th, I M T . 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N B TTB B 9 P A C TIO N TOt PATRICIA A. TUTTL4 YOU A M M M B V NOTIPIIO m at an a* tlon tor ModBteaiw n of Pm al JuBpm ont a id othor pdNdi iu d kRdd N dmtecai UJi 1CBC1 »VteW WNPWto1RU Itenl rwI jvU ot your written dotonaoa , if any, an G A R Y a. WRIGHT, IS O ., P o l m anor a la M l N. Vahiato Av*., Orange City. PL S I T U , a n ar Botoro th* Srd day *t NavamSar, i m t . and n w m* artgbwl wBh m * Clark *1 tha CbouN Oourt ORhat botoro tor- n Mi S’ M TSbm MP OdMi'UMi roiTlfBEI. M T M M my hand and aaal al, BU* Court on m * n m Boy ot Bip tom kdt. ISST. ISSAL) Cterl**t Court O r Nanay N. Deputy d a r k PubBah: October I. *. 14, M . IM T D IJ-M CO U N T Y 0 A M 0 0 . C M 4CC 4A - T 4-W P I M T P B D IR A L SAVING* ANO L O N t ASSOCIATION OP O O CaO LA COUNTY, H A lL N k N b B U M .M R S . INC.. N O N A iO 0 . NUTT. M O IVIO UAUV. U N H I D •T A T IS O P A S M M C A . ABSOLUTION TNUBT CORPORATION and U T U I C M B K H O M IO W N IN ’S ASSOCIATION, INC.. NO TICI IP MB M B T OIVIN um nury P a u l nl al Paraateaur* I M l am n* County, Florida. Boocrmod 00 LSI l i t . L I T H I C R I I K P H A B I t-A . Plot B o o k 41. Pop oo M mtoupn aa m du m rc •nd Lpla 1, B. and I M . U T T L I CR ETX PH ASS l - B, accordm f to p w Btercot aa rcaordod m Ptot Book aa. Papaa 41 mrauph 47 malum**, o t m * Pu a u r Nocord* a t Bombtelo County. k w iu d m f but not tended te lh* realty, any buudatg parmn* at devaloam ant nphto. lurnnur*, fu rn lah in pt, fiaiuraa, go ode, a d a n tha * k*y*-d**crik*d praperty. a l pubiw bate, te m* far M l N . Park Avanua. Santord, Ptertda, m 11.44 A.M. an m* 11m day of teavember, IM T . Oaaad Oatebar PP l I M F . M M V M IN I C LA R K O P THB CIRCUIT OOUNT BY) Daratey W. BaBan Deputy d a r k M ICH AEL M Jd. W A U IB N O . Baa 1114 M b N b b m i. FL 11401- t i t 0 B l ACCO RD A N CE WITH TH I AM BN ICAM B WITH DIBAIILITIBB ACT, PER SO N N i l DING S PE C IA L ACCO M M O DATIO N TO PARTICIPATE B t THIS PROC I I D B M S H O U LO CONTACT CO U N T CO O RD IN ATO R NOT LA TIN THAN SEVEN (T) DAYS PRION TO T H I P N O C IID fN Q AT M l N. PARK A V I HUE. S A N ­ FORD, PL S1TT1. Tatephan* (447) SES-4 S M ; 1-444-444-4771 (TOO), at 1-444-S4 4 -4T70 (V). via FLO RIDA RELAY R IR V IC I. Pukkah: O atebar I*. IS . Ib a r M J - I 7S IN T M C IR C U IT C O U N T JUCMIAL CIRCUIT OP THB STATS CP PLWHOA, I CO U N TY CIVIL A C TIO N O ao* N a i 4 7 - 1B4 -C A -1 4 B tv te la n i W NATIONSBANC M O RTGAGE CORPORATION, MmA^U u p M h | I ywI1 M kmS ■vwlrcf id IitoTWy Utel, purcuem te a PWai Ju d e a w n l *1 Poracioaur* antarad In tti* a b o v e -tty la d Cauao, In m * C lrcu N C o u rt ot aom lnoi* County, Ptertda, I wlB aoR tho praparty aRuata In aom lnoi* County, Florid*, daearw a d a ti lo t IS, Bteaa M , CARRIAGE H U UNIT NO t . a a ra rd b if la m * P W m arco f a* rceardad in P W B a te 11, Papas M and IF , PuWto R a c a rto at ■ a m in o * County, PI data of I M that puteteaU M ot thte ita lic* muot ts* m ab a Mb** wHti Ihl* C ou rt WITHIN T H I L A T IN O P T H M I M O N T H ! A P T IN T H f D A T I O P T H I P I M T PUBLICATION O P THIS N O TICI ON THIRTY DAYS A P T IR T M OATI OP B I R V K I OP A CO PY OP T H U N O TW I ON T H IM . AN other creditor* at tha d##adam and paraon* having alolma or demand* *galn*t th* d**ddant'a a*tote m u tt til* tholr claim * wHh thte court WITHIN T H R U M O N TH S A P T IR T H I OATI O P T H I FIRST PU B LIC A ­ TION O P THIB NOTICI. A L L C LA IM S , DBMANOB AN D O B JEC T IO N S MOT BO P IL ID WILL M F O M V t N B A R R IO . ■ Th* dote ot lh * tlrct puWtedtlon o f thte Hotted I* Octobor SOI. IM F . Jama* B. M M B. P a rcel Av*. O fM ndd, PL Harry 0 . Nate, III Ptertda B a r N*. B44CB! I 1M W. Pb st B V te t, Butte ■ Santord, P L SETTt Tatefhapa: (4471 BBT-1411 PuSUahi O ctabar 4, 14, I M T 0C J - 1M OINOUtT OOUNT, T B N U A L. K ILLY , T H I UNKNOWN H U M , D B V IB IIB, GRANT I I S . ASSIG NEES. U S N O R*. C M D IT O M . TRUSTS1 4 , OR O T H tR CLAIM AN T* CLAIM M O BY, THROUGH U NDER ON AGAINST IIL B IH L U A L ON IT. M C B A U O i BTATB O P FLORIDA, O t PART M EN T OP M V I N U l i and THB U N H I D STATE! 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C a n te d G ARY J BARL ■ X IC U T IV I O fR ICTO R CEN TRA L FLORIDA J.I.P. I*0 t L I I ROAD. I T I >04 WINTER PARR PL 1174* (407) T4 I-4 M 4 Pubiiah: Oatebar IS. I M F 0 4 J -IT 4 N O T IC I C P A P U B LIC N IA R N T B TO C O N B IC B R T N I A D O PTIO N O P AN O m iN A N C I CV T H I OITY OP CA R P O C D , n O R lO A N olle* te haroOy glean that a tha Com m ie*1*0 Room ot Iho C ity Hob m lh* c n y of Ronford, Florida, *1 7.04 o 'c lo c k P M . an Octabar 17th. 1M 7, te c*n*id*> Ova adoption *1 an erdmanc* by th* C ity at ia n fa rd , Ptertda. irtte at which i* ae taMowa: CROW ARC4 NO. BM T AN O A D IN A N CI OP T H I C H Y OP IA N P O R O . P L O R IM . A M IN D tM C TM I CITY CO O S C H A P T IR f l . M O T IO N 14-1, ENTITLED I I R M : P IN A L T Y POR D IL IN Q U IN C V TO R IF L IC T TH I P R O P IR AMOUNT OF ADDITIONAL PIN A LT Y . PROVIDING FOR M V I R A I I ll t Y . CO N FLICT I ANO I P P tC T I Y I M T I A copy eh an aa aymtebi* at m* efhea e l th* c n y Clark lor Ml paraon* daavm g te aeamm* lh* earn* AB porno* m VHaraai and en t­ ra n t ahaii hav* an oppertunny te be hoard m u - d ham mg By order ef th* C ity Com m larion ot the Ctty of Banferd. PterldA P I R I O N S WITH O llA B I U T I fI N EEDING A t t llT A N C E TO hARTICIhATI IN ANY OF T H I M P R O C I I D I N a i SHO ULD C O N ­ TACT T H I P IR S O N N IL OFFICE ADA COO RDINATO R AT ISOM I S 4B H O U R ! IN ADVANCE OP T H I tlm llN O ADVICE TO T H I PUBLIC: II • paraon dacktoe la rp p a a l a daem on made with ra rp a cl te any matter coneedarad a l lh * above maatuig or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of th* proceeding*, including the teeum ony end cvtdoncp, which record te net provided by lh* C ity of tan totd . ( P I I M .O I M I Janet R, Dougherty. C M C Crtv Clark Pukheh. October IB, I M T M J-IM R O T M B O P A P U B LIC M A R I N O TO C C N C r M R T M A D O PTIO N O P A N O N B fN A M C I C V T M C H Y C P B A R PO N D , FLO R ID A •Mite* II haraby flv a n th el * Public Hearing w ill b* held te the Commlaaten (team a l th* City H ail te lh * C ity a t Iantord, Fiona*, at T M o 'c lo c k P.M. an O ctabar n t h . I M T , te carw Mar d i* adopt ten at t e ar^lln^inca by Bte C ity b l Ia n fa rd , Ptertda, w te of whteh te a* to ne w t : A N O R D M A N C f OP T H I C H Y OP SA N FO R D , P LO R IM , A M IN D IN a THS -C O L L IC T IV I BARGAINING A O R IIM IN T ' B IT W I IN T H I C H Y OP S A N ­ FORD AN D T H I FLORIDA •TATI L0 D0 I OP T H I FRA TER­ N A L O RD ER OP P0 LIC 1 TO PROV1D I POR W AG ES FOR PY IT /M (A R T IC L I ITI ANO CLOTHING A ILO W A N C I (ARTI­ C L I III PON PY I T / M i P R O ­ VIDING PO N S IV IR A B IL IT V , CO N FLIC TS ANO I P P I C T I V I M T I O P O C T O M R STM, I M T . A copy bhoil bp pvaMablp a l lh* effte* of Hi* City Cterk for • il paraon* hacking le aiam ln a Bte bam*. AH pa rtita te teteratf and ent­ r a n t eh in htera an opportunity to b* hoard at ra id hearing. B y ardar of lh * C ity C o m m lrrlo n a l tha C ity ot •onford, Ptortdo. P IR B O N B WITH O IBABILH IIB H IIO IN G A S S IS T A N C I TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP T H M I P N O C ItO W G B SHO ULD CONTACT 1 T H I P IR S O N N IL O PFIC I a m e COORDINATOR AT I M M M a HOURS IN A D V A N CI OP T H I M i l TING. A O VICI TO T H I PUBLIC! If ■ p e rro n decid e* lo appeal a dacirten mad* wBh roapacl <e any mattar oonaldarad M the ■ e u SwVw y*pimdj m .u urB b.mBA md ® wdm BSPaM wm Mrii amm.r,ieill' w| Bte ircaaoBteg*, teckrlte* lh * re ta rd la not provtdad By We C ity of Santord. (PS IM .D T M ) Jartef R. Dougharty, CM C C ity Cterk Pubiiah: October IB, TM T D B J-111 12— C M a r t y C o r * I AN BH ABCanW of Sardoto NteewBrtng te F re e K M c h io g ' Always 1 -66 8-4 10 -6 9 00 14hour* IB* Longwood Maeeag* Bkahn 1 hrYTtaaeag* M l 7 day* fnvate rma Famaia Run ItecrMM TTBi ________ 44T-SSBBSM_________ Legal Notices N C T M I OP P U B L IC A U CTIO N Naltca i* hataoy given UcConnatl Towing win e*M el Pi,kite Auction tar Baiyag* fa, Coah an aemand la h<gh*«i *-d dor, th* fallow in g d e ccn b e d rah tc lav ll- M I IM S O o d g * 1B4PK41G I F R 17B4 SI M teue JABRTISBBLT44S1BI j N iR t ir H s M X B B s ir a T I-tO -B T P l Old* 1 0 S N L t4ABNM4444TB 4) H u e l U I B P f B l l D F t t i m ff-ft-B T M N te t I N B N D I I I lK C a ia iT Z 1 1 - T I - fT H le r d IPAPPB4 R M H I T M 11 Th* Auctton a>* b* held al f l 00 pm an ea-d data* abav*. McConnan Taw mg B Aacovm y 1400 Banferd Av* . Sanford. I L 11771 Pre tpoctiv* biddare may mcpact value tea an* hour prut, to am* Term* ar* c eeh or C e rtifie d Fun d ! M c C o n n e ll Tewing reearvey the right to accept or rate*! any end ell bid* Pubkah October f t . IBB7 D1J -177 ________ IN T M C IR C U IT O O U R T M M t N O L B CO U N TY, FLO R ID A PR O S AT I CHVtOfOR Pita Number * T -444-O P ■N RE: ESTATE OF DERRICK D. JA M E S, Dacaaaad NCTM I O P A O N M IS T RATION Th* a d m in itlra ilo n o f th* a a la l* o l D IR R IC K D. JA M E S , dacaaaad, PH* Hum bar 11-404CP, te sanding te lh* C ircu it C ou rt ter Sem m ote County. Ptertda. Probate D ivision, th* oddroo* of which te M l North P o rt Avenue, Ianfard, Ptertda SSTM . Th* noma* and addraaaar *1 lh * Paraonal R a p ra a a n lsltv* and lh * Paraonal R a p ra a a n la liv a * attorney ar* s a l forth below ALL IN T IR IS T ID PERSO NS A M NOTIPIIO THAT: AN paraon* on whom th is n o lle * It to rvo d who have objaettena that challenge tha validity of th* WM, th* q u a lifi­ cation* of b m poraonai rapraaamatjva, venue, or Jurtodiction of BU* Court arc tagukad te tu* th ru abjection* With thte Court WITHIN T H I L A T IR OP T H R U M O N T H ! A P T IR T H I M T I OP T H I FIRST PUBLICATION QP T H II N O TICI OR THIRTY DATS A P T IR T H I M T I OP M R V I C I OP A C O PY OP TH II NOT IOC ON TH IM . All cieditora o l lh* dacadaai and othot parson s having claim * or d a m in d t a g a te tl dacadonry act it* an whom a copy a l Bite nolle* l i rarvad wilhkt Ihra* month* after the d o lt ot B w Ural pu blication ot thte notte* m u d III* tholr o la im i with thi* C ourt WITHIN T H I LA T IR O P T H R U M O NTHS A P T IR T i l l D A TI OP T H I FIRIT PUBLICATION OP THIB N O T IC I OR THIRTY DAYB A P T IR T H I OATI OP S IR V IC ! OP A C O P Y OP THIB N O TICI ON T H IM . AH othor creditor* of the d otedeni and p a ra o n i h iv in g cteknt or domand* a g a in n the d e c a ­ d e n t1* aetata m u d fit* lh a lf Cteteib with thlb court WITHIN T H R U M O N T H ! A P T IR T H I M T I OP T H I P I M T PU B LIC A ­ TION OP THIB NOTICI. A LL C L A IM !, DEMAND I AND O B J IC T IO N I NOT BO P IL ID WILL ■■ P0 R I Y 1 R B A R R IO . Th* dote of tno fVet p u b lica ­ tion of thte N olle* to Octobor I I , IM T . Poraonai R op rco*nteflv*: JIS S II M A I JA M ! I I I Cady M o o t R ech a da r. NT 14404 A llorn a y for J A M E I A. B A R K ! T I M W. P in t Btrcol, II*. B Bontord, Florida STTTI MOT) 111-1114 Florida Bar N o. 11T 144 PuWtehi O atebar i l , i s , I M T M j-trs i 1 �w SwtlordHereld. Sanlord, Florida ■ ThurfcMy. October tfl, IW 7 ■ K l T * N ' C A R L Y I . K ® h y L u r r y W r lg h l 7 1 - H s i p W anted 7 1 - H i p W anted CHRISTIAN MILLIONAIRE Earn more I'e wtdy than moat P O R TER A National Company haa P/T Afternoon poainona available at Sean in lha Sam Towne Cir Mai. Apply at Marchandiaa PiaiEH)»tWtn.JQ*2prft 27— N u rs e ry A C h ild C a rt Com* lorn th* lunt Anar tetoxil aval. HUNCHKIN MANOR 407-311684* MARTAS DAVCARt Baby* tool fra -School LAKE MARY UC *5947 3220094 MRS. M ICHILL** MOUSE Ham curriculum lor c m *an agtt 2-9 M W A tot to* Aral month CM la d*U4t 721m i 59— B u s in e s s O p p o rtu n ltlM YlNOdfG LAZY I f IISON5 DREAM FEW HOURS*OKI U Free Brochure 1 BOO 8706353 WORK FROM HOME mating wooden tramei Earn to 1384/ wA CM 830 9444 t il E45 WORK FROM HOME No coal tor euppket. earn to EXXVwk mat. mg brae 811 I I M I H M I 270-0*01 CONV STORE Ftpd. Manager 8 Atalatam Mina air 8 Caahtors Sm. eitremary buay lock ton Good Promo potential Cal 160 060t610l Sal M IS. Leave menage matani reply H A IR S T Y L I S T To worla lor international hie ttytog corp For mlervtawi cal 1241117. AaktorNom ■tUPEROR tor 10 TEARS' Due to reorganization within our hurting department, toe tot lowing potrtona art av**abw UMw A - A M h i and It 7 70— f d u o a t io n A T ra in in g CRA-f/T AP/T poamna on ai TsnTw S W o B S ™ itoN yaara l to Unqlarm unt rf/T-knT on our aubacuta W ITH P I O P L I T A* ■ Marocal Aeewum wan an Aaaooata ot Scene* dtgra* you eti hatp prepare patent tor iiammatant. conduct import am M i and parhape avert ait Wt to rwnor aurpary ire a r# waning career if you lAa help togotoara •Day or f n n r g ewiaai •Ananaat AM hr Thorn Who- Qua*/ •OradLeW Placeman/Aia/, Cal Today 4076216811 C ltyC o ilf BUEaal ail Hwy OB Me 200 I. FL 12207 71— H e lp W anted B O N U S !!! WWr Aral day ol wort hr worttire wan c a r h Apply eoo U l Ready to Wort at ltd * M W Man 1203 5 Mwy 17 9? “18-1130 8* “ * O E « R A i LA80R— WORK TOO AY FADTO O AY LA B O R READY ►EJ. H ■ ■nl*art ssmora. i PMFV w* pw isn E W fi 1M1 8 Franch Ava »H M 1 n ra n m n M E M O MOW labor art naadad 10 oad and l l H r t M ki I company m r e Oman > too aiao myoivai ahahrat (wan alien I preearnaivxii and irtng I fntrenamea I of hand toe* Apery « pareon at UteOR READY nnlar Fart u o t »o m t 1.407873 6874 IU 2 S Fianch Ava . 7 3 73 4JU 1:1048 E Manorial Or 41888-1MO LangTanw8hori Tarm Tarn* To H9e MO FEE 4078*48711___ n S n i R J O R F O R YOtil Aril Cal' Sever a Faa< 1Faraennel E184999 E X P E R IE N C E D >Y T E C H N I C IA N . I have own kxftt A atpan area m heavy coatamn E X P E R IE N C E D A U T O P A IN T E R Muet nave own tooH Apery m paraon 01 Country Club fU. Santoro. 4078228844 £DRIVERS ao cjuuuMna, me. 'N E W PA V PLA N * * Lay Over Plan' 'Extra Stop Pay’ *1 Day oil tor 7 Dayt Oul* '401K HateemanP 'Health Inauranca* •Vacation Pay' 'Rktor Proaam' 1 yr aip 4 Clatt A CDL req Ptaaaa Cal Bam to 5pm 1800874-8050 Mon-Fn Onty EOE ALL DEPARTMENTS 8 Houlekeeping. Braatlaai Barvari. Front D a n Apply in panon Harden Courtyard 135 InternaUonal pkwy Lake Mary 444- USE ATTENTION LADtEt Edna I PHOTOGRAPHY to your HOME ■a a Haatoaa of a p a r t y and Earn up to IMOCaahtor ttw D n CALL HOWIt ASK FOR SARA 169S6TM18* AVON EARN TO M % COMM Flaa Hr*. Sandti 1*1-118* Ind. ■T P w J U f r W t W t L W . C O C K T A IL S E R V E R S Work at S u sy Airport Wa era hiring Friendly S Courteous People Competitive Wages. J e r r y '■ C a te re r* ___ 323-0344 7 or man PR cerdlicahon and SALARMS RASED an IKPCRMNCS Cal DaRary Manor. *07608 4428 A ll tor Ocactor ot Hurt mg or apply wittvn 40 North Hghway 17 W DaRary Fkm da Drug Free Wi EOE. D R IV E R Car Hauler ml aip Clan A COL Cai 1407) 1301580 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Etpanarud wan COL D Vaca kon 8 panaronbane 1728113__ 8IP. DOOR ASSEMBLER FTT * SanaMUEtpanancad Uobbai Oparabr. Tree CWnbara 8 IVwftKknan* FIREBTONE IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN I icalien! pay 8 opporvt Me 1228144. EOE W FEW FRAME S E W E R WANTED wta train tor Marina Centra*. apar* 407-177*1118 HOMS CLEANERS 6aW ply to tow Outnett ft pax] toftalty*. paid vacaimna Earn 3 tree dayt at Via beach Uniorma . i 'v r O M L H ! 6 2 * J _____ HOUSEKEEPERS A waaland data dart am ten Appr, Oudgel inn ot Santord. UOOS OrtanrtoPr (17 97) LA B O R R tTE'330-J4tE Coma work with toe REETt Daly wort Gary pay Varvewa A PLUS _Ojwnmjj tor t u » t k w wr van FOR CERAMIC ihop wortat Eipanancad praiartad or we earn Cal 8311111 LA B O R ER S NEEDED FOR UNOERQROUND LfTIUTV CONTRACTOR HiaiTH erauruMCl u o aaia BUYING HOUSES-FAST CASH Pluma or Nmoni CRarM aW S-TM T_____ 'KITCHEN TA B Li anti .C M jM H jE t .. SfTEWORK/ WORK INO FOREMAN t i p m at lacatt ol Uawork Apply Atlantic Dawgn 8 Con ai ruelion |O0 tralar Comar ot f i r m Oaka 8 (Veenway [Vvd. U Mary tHTCt INSTAUEItS G R A N T A IR , IN C Eip dud nttakari 8 iramwea Hoiidayi v a d iu m mturance 8 40IK Good wagm EOE 1 BOO X II 7Q55 — M E C H A N IC S -------NEEDED lha 1touting AdhoKy (ft tha Cay (ft Santonl f tori l l n Mating a rvghly atpanencad Mamienance Mediarvc to be retpomftfta tor pertormmg tufted carpentry pAjmcang matonry or equpmant repair ot 480 pubic routing davatopmentt Salary bated on at* penance and M il Job da tcraftion avaftatfta upon ia* quatl Appecalnni ml be tak­ en ai the mao Oftce o Cattle Drawer Court iftrlft 5 00 P M . October 73. 1007 The Houting Aifthonty (ft toe C*ty (ft Santord. Florida An Eciial Employment Oppor­ tunity Sector 3 Employer T O Hoi 2359 •94 Cattle Brewer Court Santord. a 32772 2359 Timothy D Hudaon Eieculrre Ovector MERRY MAJOf H4RMO Car 8 Inturanca Naadad Waatandt FREE 331-5266 Rssidsntiai C leaning MOLLY MAID IS HUUHO F/T’ M-F ‘ M a m . WtH Tratrr. 407.7«7-I007. Now taring tul and part lima tor a maiot manutaclurmg plant to Santoro Poaikona are avaftabto on ai ataRa, Piaaaa cat Pace Prracrmel al 330-2011 or 330-1808 P/T RUNNER FOR Law Hid. dto pandatfta, tranaporuiion. vend FDL. typing and tiling Availatfta 2/pm-S'pm M-F Ptaaaa cat 407*1278041_____________ PH ONE PROS Salary * comm * bonua FTT or P/T. Rataiad almowftrara-amok* too ok Dattfta or M*a 767-9270 1 TEACHERS NEEDED Morning 8 afternoon poaibon Cai 121-7835 it* tor Melody TELEMARKETING •Frt* eve Work up lo 20 hri/wt Hourly pay 8 bonua No aip needed 4078148800. TOR FAT, BENEFITS. DFWP Apply Santord Etoctnc 2522 S PkOr 122*1502 TR EE CUM BER S A Q ROUND* PEOPLE 141204K . co beneftu FL OL requred Cchori Tree Srv e N J E .K f t .B t g i‘ IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S * Farmanani Frt. H ♦WaalMa haura CaK far aaft 4 0 7 -m o o i r S3— R o o m s F o r R*nt 1780AAKE MARY Female to there An. N S. no pelt 8100/ mo ind aa E catfta M l -74*9 WEEKLY RENTALS' Starting • |77/wt HNtonc Downtown 1184421 IFFtCtENCT I tarv ■cotwarvarft tocaton 3238008________ tot! laundry phor*. and U uta 183 890 a weak 12a 4955 FRIVATI LOMOWOOO HOME Pm anaanc* Fum catfta AC W naa . 8V>dep 814 8287 _ R004I FOR RENT 860WaM 8100-tec r u t i y u a i n WearierUryev 81)8181 ROOMMATE WANTED |75*WK 85ft DEP fuimvwd rm huute prrniegnt Beal lo cat man toga 3218120 97— Apartments F u r n ls h s d 1/1 Oanavt Otcaoia ltd No part' On a la/m ttn porch trw d _ S v y«p w tun 148-2411 55 or over t The Foreal/lt Mary 2/1 ? car carpal, bnct wet tec gala 2 pooie lacurn, club houaa Ctoaa lo MaryiMng l i o f i l A FT Pltr Jn vinca ban. kl Umqua eating n Wi town Santord Ideal tor I paraon DaprttaNmo pall UWt tod 1710229 Leave n 1 ORSAT LOCATIONS 1 8 t Rtiraw 817*8480 Mwt *2*8487 a r M 1 8 i n DOWNTOWN SANFORD I bdrm 8775/mon No pad San n m a t i r r 407 *88*881 ___ DURUUAN FOR O tbdrm, CtVA carpaL W/O hook-up, 8400/mo n H l t t W t . 4448888 M A R IN E R 'S V I L L A G E i Ax i aoA i aonu at 12wo 7 aonu atn>MO ano o ’ ________333 -R 6T0 Macamty retaxed 1 bdrm m Mu kxc area 837imo • uuiot 1 year Mate 33(77220__________ ROtELEA VILLAS in Special •latOEtoroft HUO OKAY 4071108*11 ienforO-l/l W/ tv 8 tut *175/ weak . dap Utitlwt mciudad 3218114 a 14858*7_________ ■ANFORD Hill Dial 1 8 2 bdrm aptt Soma ml utfta Good area From 829V mon 3218757 100— C o n d o m in iu m R a n t s Is SAN OLEWOOD 2/2. 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C O T T You ar* wrcmgto condemn magnetic u u the product end hav* menjr teetlmoeiaU about It* afleetJveiiaM. . > D E A H R E A D E R : Of co ursa you PETER QOTT.M .D. D E A R R E A D E R : I think that he doesn't have restless legs syndrome, a common affliction of unknown cause that results In uncontrollable senselions of restlessness In the legs at night, requiring that Its victims get out of bed and move about. Perms* (and similar drugs) Is the treatment of choice. It's more likely that your husband suffers from -periodic limb movemenu* of sleep Although this condilion can coexist with THB BORN LOMU There has nevtrbeen a valid scien­ tific study showing any health benefits whatsoever from sleeping on mat­ tresses that contain magnets. In fact. In his book -T h e Health Robbers’ (Prometheus Books. IH 3 ), Dr. Stephen Barret* classifies such erAilpmrnt as -gadgets and devices... glorified by quacks for years.* nm nr i h m u m u n o n n n n r-imn u m l im n n r . ’r f i nun nnnn uommuh fRf.iijr if in UMM MUM ['iM nnu m u m m u m nnn c-inmn m u m n o n f-iMMn nun DHM I1IIU l.’lMUf in MHO r-lMIJ , flmAnDoaTt*i*7DO'(a) "" s e c v t tO M f AST IR THE MCTU. e e b TK W tTT . by patients with pulmonary disorders can affect the pulse. So, If you havi been generous tn using an inhaler, the medicine may cause heart Irregular! ties. Y our doctor can advise you based on the results of your lloltei monitor. - SKWBSaiSsSS Talk iboul conflict or Interest! r -T V ir v — " Its, BREA*f*6Tlb SERVEDFED* TAKTO lOkK-NCXX^hOU UkETO < ----------- M M tC K K 2 £ * Y M K )N ? / ^ » Jd unnvinn niunoion nnnM nonn hum onn nnr.iM f ii m n nnnr.i nnw f-inun This time,how«v«r, I provided them with an experienced guide to show them the way. And so, Andy and Olaf set off once again to find their brother Spike. CD SOU EVER ACT THE FCEUAJ& M JO TH C V W u w s v a & f l o c v d jo w s D tT C T m D IJ O T som l TWM3AMD*»CUDQWT., . T JT U L V tV ? D EA R H EA D ER : You won't know until you are tested. In my opinion, you need a Hotter monitor — a lest to check your heartbeat for 24 hours, ff you have palpitations, the monitor will show the cause, and your doctor can advise appropriate therapy, If treat­ ment Is necessary. Skipped beats are common to all of us. They are usually harmless and can be Ignored, because they are the result of snsiety. caffeine, smoking and other factors. Nonetheless, sometimes these palpi­ tations may reflect a problem, as you suspect. The Hotter monitor will resolve the Issue. Remember that many Inhalers used n e it h e r . . r: ! DEAR DR. G O T T I'm a *4 year old woman with emphysema, fo r theJ>e»t two months. I've notlcad periods ol Irregular heartbeat. My lamlly doctor says not to worry, tha haart IsJ u s t skipping, but I am concerned that It could reflect a problem. 30 41“ IT f t * 1f n V . w A r ' l Five European teams times two By PM IIIp Alder b y J im m y J o h n s o n h ftb ftU X s IO K A D O W ?V W JC llW ?» .' BUT I HAD ID RAY BALL I MUAMIOOaiEAOOfc arCHCR.YETlCOOUIM’T LE M . V t DADO 0M D O .7 Many nations compete In the European Championships (this year. 35 in (he open scries, and 24 In the women's), so to teams are permitted to move on to the world champi­ onships In Tunisia, five each for the Bermuda Bowl and Venice Cup. In tha former, the qualifiers (In finishing or­ der) were Italy, Poland, Norway, Denmark and France; in the latter, Great Britain, Prance. Israel. Germany and the Netherlands. Here ts a thoughtful play by Lis McGowan, a Scot on the British team, in the match against Israel. What is your line In four spades af­ ter West starts with two top hearts? In the other room, where East didn't realize her hand eras worth an overcall. the Israeli North-South pair cruised into the best contract of five dubs. South's two doubles were (or take­ out. Perhaps South was hoping h tr partner would have enough In hearts to pass and collect a Juicy penalty. However, I think rebidding three clubs on the second round Is more sensible. Also, West's bidding drives me craiy. If the Is willing to go to three hearts thirdly unreasonable), why not bid It Immediately? If McGowan had ruffed the second heart, she would have failed. East would have ducked the first round of trumps, won the second, and forced declarer again In hearts. Out of con­ trol, the contract would have finished two down. However, McGowan calmly discard­ ed a dub at trick two. Then, when West played a third heart declarer ruffed In the dummy. Now came a spade to the Jack, followed by the spade king to East's ace. 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CANCKR (June II-J u ly at) Today you might be Inclined to add mors trills to your handMroth than la necessary. Do not let your artistic isal asoaad your good LBO (Ju ly I J -A u f . 11) Speculative enterprises could be mon sppsatmg man usual today. Do not dluto your **»-<**«plin# lo the degree that you taka an unsound risk. VIRdO (Aug. IS-Sept. 11) Maka the most of your opportunities today, even the relatively small ones. Remember It � 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, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 16, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Kaplan was arrested on Oct. 5. 1993 in the Oayfers Department Store restroom and charged with exposing himself, a misde­ meanor. Charges were dropped In January 1094. According to police reports, officer Willie Harden of Sanford said he observed Kaplan masturbating . Kaplan said he was scratching a rash and did nothing wrong. Kaplan Is seeking 015.000 in damages. School board matting The Seminole County School Board will meet today at 7 p.m. at the educational Sup­ port Center. 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd. Topics will include deaegregrtion plans for Sanford area schools and the possibility of combining at­ tendance tones for Sanford and Lakevtew mid­ dle schools. For information, call 320-0000 Collaga truataaa to matt The Seminole Community College Board of Trustees will meet today at 7 p.m. at the ad­ ministration building. For information, call 328-2010. By MAMA ORSM Herald Staff Writer it goup received the prelim i_ approval to proceed with a Sanford site study for a waterfront hotel and ctvtc cen­ ter. Joseph Paclttl. president of FRA Develop­ ment A Management Corporation of Philadel­ phia. on Monday told Sanford City Commis­ sioners and Mayor Larry Dale that his com­ pany was Interested in building a 200-room hotel with an adjoining civic /convention center with a 3.000 to 8.000 seating capacity. Last month. PRA had asked the city and air­ port for exclusive rights as a preferred devel­ oper for one year, hut was turned down be­ cause exclusivity could not be legally granted by either entity. PRA has developed office, commercial, retail, industrial and residential space totaling more than 0200 million in Pennsylvania. New Jer­ sey. Delaware. Virginia. Connecticut. Michi­ gan. Illinois. Kansas and Florida Clienta in­ clude Taco Bell. MCI. Mercedes Bens. Pruden­ tial and Hewlett Packard. PRA has developed hotels at the Philadelphia airport recently at the Orlando airport. PRA representatives told the that their vision of the « beachfront resort m the could be incorporated into a The proposed 30.000 square-foot civic M follow a historical motif. Paclttl said the hotel complex would be built out into the water and an artificial beach would be constructed beyond the existing sea wall. The plan would entail moving Fort Melton Park. He proposed conducting a site study in about two weeks make a presentation to the city. Lake Mary’s vision: Not just another pretty picture Davalopmant review Seminole County will hold a review meeting Wednesday starting at ISO p.ui. at 1101 East Fust Street. Sanford, For information, call 321-1 ISO. ext. 7331. Cttlzan’s Advisory Board The Citizen's Advisory Board of Sanford will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the city commis­ sioner's conference room. City llall. For infor­ mation. call 330-5600. College creates foundation board Mamorial Stadium dadlcation The City of Sanford will celebrate the renova­ tion of the historic Memorial Stadium with a dedication ceremony of Pinker-Stenatrom Field on Thursday at 6 p.m. at 1201 Mellonvtlle Avenue. Sanford. The dedication will be held at the opening ceremonies of the the 1997 Men's Slow Pitch National Tournament which runs through Aug. 17. Vital racords available A new govem ement publication. "Where to Write for Vital Records." explains how and i. death, mar _ where to write for btrth. divorce certificates. This publication lists theagencies to contact In each state, 'with the address, telephone number and coot. T o order, send a check for 07.95payable to Federal Reprints. PO Box 11703. Washington D.C.20006. Ravlval correction The wrong address was given in a brief on the Religion page on Aug 0. this is the cor­ rected brief: * Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church will begin their revival on Monday. A ug IS. The revtval will continue throu^i Friday. Aug 22. 7:30 p.m. nightly. The Rev. Arthur Graham. St. Mary’s Missionary Baptist Church, will conduct the services. The public is invited. Zion Hope Is located at 710 Orange Blvd.. Sanford. Sexual battery suspect goes to court by DAI DAVID Herald of IS IS AM s hi the aggravated battery and false imprisonment, Investigators from the Sheriff’s Office Malor rested Thompson at fits Boot 0. He was S U B S C R IB E TO THE SA N FO R D H EH A I U f OH MU Into the Orange County Jail in Orlando, and he was transported to the IHmlnols County facility Monday. Thompson to being hold without bond. ~ to accused of trying to sexually -year- old Sanford woman last batter a' Thompson picked up the woman In bio Jeep as she iwas walking along U.8. eep os HMtway 17-92 near Sanford. Thompson drove the woman to the parking lot of a local bar and restaurant and pulled a knife. He told the victim he was going to rape her and then cut her on the hands and arm. The woman Jumped out of the Jeep fallowed by M F-STlOCAl Thompson, lie eventually got back Into the ‘ Jeep and drove away. A witness got his license tag number which was traced to Thompson’s home. Saturday. Thompson aggravated battery m Orange County In 1883. Sanford police have also identified him so a suspect in another attempted armed sexual battery that occured about half an hour prior to the incident in the Sanford restaurant parking lot. NEW S CO VER A G E C a ll 322-Pfil 1 �born on Aug. 1 2 . One made Incredible movies, the other was an Incredible baseball pitcher. DeMlIle made more than 70 nugor dims. Malhcwaon won 372 major* league games. Film pioneer DeMlIle wni 1962 In Hollywood. Calif, lie was known for the big produc­ tion • films like the Ten Com* mondmrnfs and the Greatetl Show on Earth. Mathewson won 372 game*, losing 188. He pitched three complete gnmea In the 1905 World Series without allowing a run. He was one of first players to lie named to the llnll of Fame. He was born In I860 lit Factoryvlllc, Pa. Birthday wlshts Clinton names Telson aa the C FO for Department Of Energy President Clinton announced hto intent to nominate Michael L. Telson to serve as the Chief Financial Officer for the Department of Energy. Michael Telson. of Miami Beach. Florida, la currently the Bpc* cial Assistant to the Deputy Secretary at the Department of Energy. where he to responsible for science, budget, and energy to* sues. From 1974 to 1995 he served as Senior Analyst for the Committee on the Budget of the United States House of Repre* scnlatives, where he advised the Committee on energy, science. and space programs In the Federal budget, as well as. on FCC spectrum auction Issues. Dr. Telson also has served as the staff economist for the House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee on Energy, and os staff coordinator of the Speaker of the House of Representative's Took Force on Energy. From 1980 to 1984. he served on the governing Council of the International Association for Energy Economice (lAEE). Dr. Trieon served one year. 1973 to 1974, as a Congressional Fellow of the American Association far the Advancement of Science IAAAS) with the U. S. Senate Commlltee on Interior and Insular Afters. Dr. Telson received B.S.. M.S.. E.E.. and Ph. D. degrees in electrical engineering from ibe Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and an M.S. degree in Industrlal management from the MIT Stoen School of Management. He was a Herts Fellow throurtwut hto paduate studies, and to a member of the Sigma XL Tau Beta PL and Etta Kappa Nu actentlftc.and engineering honorary societies. " The Chief Financial Offieer (CFO) for-the Department of Energy Birthday parties today In­ clude actor John D a n k (711. singer Doctor Wagoner (67) and actor Ooorgs Hamilton (58). DoeDoe White is 85 but you would never know It. Actress Jeywo Wyatt to 84. Tfennis player Pete Damprae to 26. Singer KM Creole to 47. Rock singer Marti Kaepfler (Dire Straits) to 48. Sumer Duck Owens to 68 . G o o d gfWCtOU S Q f lp 8 8 E m been to Tontltown. Ark.? Today to the day to go. ike openMg of the fr o * Tontltown Crape Festival. Tontltowners have been doing their great grape thing for 99 years, More than 25.000 are expetted to come to Tontltown this week. There's a carnival end 8.000 of homemade pasts a ag ma W f l f l l l l f l f ww iw i DeMlIle probably would have loved (hto place . C a n tln fla a D a y Cantlnflaa, Mexico's most famous comic actor (we have no klea If there to a second or third moat famous Mextoan ac­ tor) was bom today nt Mexico City in 1911. Ills real name was Mario H artal Kayos lie got hto start In Mexico Cny carpa». the equivalent of vaudeville. How can anyone forget hto role In Around the World In 80 Daps7 CantliiDns died In 1993. He probably never went lo Tontltown. T o m o r r o w 's a d o o z y As exciting as Aug. 12 mny seem to be. Aug. 13 is even belter. In this space tomorrow read all about Alfred Hitch* cock. Annie Oakley, Don Ho and Fidel Castro. Castro will be 70 years old. Hell cele­ brate by smoking 25 cigars and making a call lo tbc mayor of Tontilown. Ark. Dim Ho will sing l i n y Bubbles" until he gets blue in the lace on hto 87ih birthday. Tomor­ row to also Lefthanders Day.' Hr member your favorite lefty Today to the 224th of the year. There are 141 days re­ maining. Nowhere In the world Is there excitement as there n In Tontilown, Ark. Vintage view This plcturt was rscantly received bom Judy Thomas 0! FuBarton. CeM Sha wotid Us to know the married namo at Ota tody on die right who lived in Sanford, circa 1927*38 (Marts given la me ara sketchy, but the tody's maxton name was Clemerone (Ctonvnto) 81 Plana (St. Kotor) She would have been about 70 years old In fee picture, wNcti woe lake December 1837. She had a daughter, but I watnl given her name 8 it wee known The lady pictured on the let! a beSeved lo be Mrs J N McCatSn. Lucy W Moughton and Annie Hulchineon Myou can identify "Clemmie* and give any iseoSecton of her. ptosis contact Oraco Mane Sbnedpher. Q A r V V B (Z irf ln C im M 3 P k I V 3 I Q l Iw l I IV Iw v rfX ______________________________ . ___. . . . ______ _________ issieie_________ • __ . « Mack^R f u * k *v b Iu E* ^ c>M r Ft .I. Kay W l q f l l u l c itonal Weather Sendee before they made Ibe decision to ctoee the Southern Regtonal Office.* said Mach. I n their at­ tempt to save administrative dollars, the NWS has potentially put (he Uvea and eco­ nomic well-being of Floridians at risk. That's wren*. Wto knew kero ispertonra that weather can kill and that it can cause tremendous damage to our property and our economy.* -J s y program, and operation of the D rp.rtm .n l of Energy and main- * ] ] * ( "The federal government should not proceed on any course Ihat puls die Uvea and properly of Floridians--and Amerlcnns--ln Jeopardy.* said Graham. T look forward lo working with Commerce Secre­ tary Daley lo ensure that this principle to part of the National Weather Sendee’s continuing efforts lo modernise and Im­ prove Its services.* W EATHER / ’ Today: Skies will be partly cloudy with a 60 percent chance of scattered after* noon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. Lows tonight In the 70s. Wednesday: Scattered thun­ dershowers. night in the low-90s. Thursday: Scat* lered thunderstorms Highs In the low-90s. lows In the mid-70s. Friday: P.M. show­ ers. Highs in the low 90s. Lows In the mld*70s. ^ •’ * \A MIAMI . Florida 24 hour lentperslures and rainfall at 8 a.m today: Fiscal Year 1997. the National Weather Sendee (NWS) had proposed consolidating Its four regional headquarters In the con­ tinental United Slates--currently located In Fort Worth (Southern). New York (Eastern). Kansas City (Central) and Salt Lake City (Western)-into three. This ac­ tion would transfer oversight of Florida. Akfeama. and Oaavgfa-threc states at M nek afriotont tropical weather* to other storms that have battered Flnrltl.i understands the crucial function of early, accurate weather prediction, and ii is vital that we support the professionals who are performing that task.* *1 am asinaMljr disappointed that no risk anpfenfe m m m tm m d by the Na* "The GAO study merely confirms what we Iuive been saying ail along--before any major derisions are made by the National Weal her Service regarding weather fore­ casting. an adequate risk analysis must be done.* Mack said. T h e NWS should not be playing chicken with our lives.* The high temperature in Sanford Monday waa 94 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 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.. Friday totaled 2.02 Inches. Sunset. The Ultra Violet Index (UVI| rating for Ihe Orlando area Is 8. The UVI levels ore rated by the Environmental Protec­ tion Agency. Smyrna Baochi Waves are 1 to 2 feet with a light chop. Water temperature of 85 de­ grees. Winds from the south at 5-10 m.p.h. Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Monday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 8 (Ang- >1) 8-9-11-17-28 Lotto (Ang. 9) 9-18-17-30*40-41 Tht wrath of God? Fr. John Trout of A l Souls Cathode Church In Sanford, found any Marasbng result of the storm feat pound 4.20 Inches of rain on fee city gash in fee stucco that covers fee brick. Some 8toa on fee roof are riso misting (right), indicating fee lightening struck fee crass md traveled down fee wet of fee birthing on Osk Avenue. �" f August It. I I P - Oft ft « r ________________ _ ^ _______________with battery (domestic violence! and criminal mischief.' Report said that Mills struck woman pooaibly breaking her jaw, then choking her and slamming her head up agMnst window. •looe Villalobos. 33, of SIB Park Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Villalobos was charged with battery (domestic violence) and arrested at his residence. Report said that Villalobos was involved in physical fight. Timothy SuHtvan. 33. of 400 Diana Cl.. Casselberry, was arrested Sunday by Casselberry poMce. Sullivan waa charged with battery (domestic violence) and arrested at hi* residence. Report said that he pushed his wife and prevented her from leaving. Dm chirped Kevin Ofobona. 39. of 3063 Derby Shire Rd.. Casselberry. ‘ Saturday by Altamonte Springs police. Gibbons with DUI and arrested at the corner of State Road _ Drive. Officer noticed that Gibbons had no limits an and was weaving m his lane. Jaae Garrta. 37. of IBIS Landing Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Lake Mary police. Garda waa charged with DUI and arretted on Slate Road 400. Officer said that Garda waa traveling SI in a 08 mile per hour tone, and that Garda sped up as the police officer waa trying to pull him over. Jennifer Denborr, 22. of 5007 Blaeknell Ln . Sanford, was arrested Friday by Seminole County deputies Denborr was cha rg e with DUI and arrested in the area of International Park ing, Officer said that Denborr waa traveling at a high rate of speed and that her tires squealed on a turn. Qun poinifQ n woman Charlie Canada. 56. of unknown address, was arrrstrd Bungay by Sanford police. Canada waa charged wi.J' battery, aggravated assault and use of firearm In romlasion of a felony. Canada waa arrested In the 2000 block of West IBIh Street. Depart said that there waa a call waa a man besting a woman. When the officer arrived, the officer saw Canada pointing a • m e t the •treated Friday by Sanford police. William* was rharsed with possession of drug paraphernalia and arrested in the 1300 block of West 25th Street. The San lord 0 M A D . squad madr the arrest in an area where they have received drug related complaint* in the past. Anthony Guanclatc. 10. of 455 Summerlin Are.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Banked police. Guannale waa charged with possession of crock cocaine. possew lrwi of crack cocaine with intent to distribute and trcaapoaaMg without a warning and arrested in the 1300 block of West 25th Street. The Sanford Q .U A .O . squad made the arrest in an area where they to protect your children from s. If there are young children In the household, consider swimming pools as dangerous as loaded guns permanently installed in our Varda. There should be many barriers between your child and the pool. Some may be a liilk inconvenient, some may even he coally • but donT ever think we can do enough. Here are some suggestions. From tlie stand point of a professional child proofer. nil of these measures should be taken. II Locks on all doors and windows kadlng lo the pool. These locks should be out of the reach of Ihooe they are meant to protect. Also, be wary of pet doors leading to the pool area. Toddlers will follow the family pet rqfit out that door. 21 Mil alarms on all doors and windows leading to Ilie pool. If Ihla seems loo aggressive. Inatnfl door alarms on those Off to college: Avoiding Insurance pitfalls ■ y BILL MBLSOff FI. Insurance Commissioner The lifelong adventure of learning hits Its htU stride when young people leave home to at­ tend a college, university or graduate school. As parents who m the past few years have seen our two children enter college, ipy wife Grace and I know tt’a a challenging time for the whole femffy. tlut a word of caution la in order: in oil the cacttemcnt. don't neglect to consider Insurance. During their high school years, moat students are cov­ ered by thetr parents* Insur­ ance potIdea. This may change, however, when the student pursues a higher edu­ cation. Families should consull a trusted insurance agent be­ fore the start of each academic to discuss automobile. Ith and personal properly insurance needs. Automobile covorago Changes A family auto policy (hat covers a high school student generally will provide the same coverage when I hat student at­ tends rotlrgr In the United ~ tea or Canada. If a student suffers an aecl- primary-care physician m that area. Other options Include the purriiase of • major medical policy or a student health pol­ icy offered through the college or university. Personal-property more attuatlona than covered by • bosk homeowner's or renter's policy. In addition to contacting Iheir insurance ajpnt. parents or students may obtain infor­ mation by calling the Florida Deportment of Insurance Con­ sumer Helpline toi-frce at I* 800-342-2762. The hearing lmuse « TD D to call parents’ pokey. in an off-< may noed to buy a renter's policy. Parents of a student who owns expensive computer equipment should consider adding a 'rider* to their homeowners policy that addresses 9 m oils . v >»h. i lu in x n iu o x l -nil in nuilimar- hru: etnnt T age up to that policy's dollar limits. The family's insurance Battery on a low onforeomont offleor Kenneth Chisolm. 36. of 2410 Center St.. Sanford, arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Chisolm charged wtlh battery on a law enforcement officer, restating with violence and rcsistlng/opposlng officer without violence. was arrested at the corner of Stale Road 46 and Avenue. Lee. 31. of 104 Three Oaks Lana. Sanford. Friday by Seminole County deputies. Lee charged with burglary to structure (unarmed) and arrested in the 3600 block of Cypress Avenue. Officers were responding to a burglary of residential properly call. Items conesslsd In bag Gloria Olkhrtst. 52. of 1200 W. 13th Mace. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford pobcc. Gilchrist waa charged with retail theft and arrested In the 3600 Mock of Orlando Avenue. Report sold that Olkhrtst concealed items In a Hass* bag. George Stone. 43. of unknown residence, was arrested pndm by Longwood police. Stone was charged with retag theft and tresspassing. Stone was arrested in the 200 block of Stale Road 000. Report said that Stone pul merchandise in a cart and then proceeded out of store. to their policy's ____ _____ Students who lend thetr car thus also 'lend* thru insur­ ance. Some insurance companies offer 'student away at school* discounts when a young driver by a parent's policy allenda college sway from home with­ out a car. Parents should check with their Insurance it about this possibility. aged care, most families ob­ tained coverage for their medi­ cal needs through health in­ surance policies. Parents thus knew their coliege-age children had coverage for injuries or III- see If they KMO covers the area where their child will at­ tend college. If so, the HMO can help the student find a Age Has FREEChecking forThose Over5Q tf you'ie am 50 yam old conpmulatkms! Staflhst b now offering pcnonal dwddng • no rd • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -; monMy mUnfacnanoafoa and no nrinbnum balance) acquired Think of ll ai a pok th « coma with age lb open your account, rimply vhk a SurfThat office today, cr call us at LB00-2-SWTTCH (27*4*24). Fat dwddng far thorn o n 50. If» )uat one mow way we hdp you be Rady MKf for M l S u iflta js r Be Ready For Life’ VMt our wtb tilt *1 wumSunThal.com �« A - Bantord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday. Auguit 12. 1997 E d itorials/ Opinions NAT HENTOFF 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-261I or 831*9003 Lacy K. Lear-Editor OSaaaa H. Pugh •Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Monlba.............................. 919.30 « M onths...................................939 00 I Y e a r........................................978.00 FlarMa S u ldanta a w l pay 7% i d w l u to Addition to n t n above, L E T T E R Dangers of Ritalin Recently the Florida preaa should be commended Tor finally pulling the mask ofT of Ritalin and revealing Just how dangerous this drug la. The exposes have brought to light facts that are widely known urtlhtn the psychlntrlc community but not relayed to the public. For example. Ritalin Is similar to cocaine in both structure and action. How similar? .Psychiatrists Edward Hallowed and John Ratey. both *members of the Professional Advisory Board for Children with Attention Deficit Disorders (CI1ADD). a so-called 'support group* which receives heavy funding from the makers of Ritalin, state in their book Drfucn to Distraction that: "people with ADD feel focused when they use cocaine. Just as they do when they take Ritalin. Rather than yelling high, they suddenly feeI clearheaded and able to pay attentlon...lhe drug seems like a cure In that It temporarily alleviates their ADD symptoms, and so they become chronic users." In his book Do You Have Attention Deficit Disorder? neuropsychologist James Thomas states that Ritalin 'makes the person feel well, or ‘normal.’ so there Is no need for abuse.' That's strange, using the same argument we are told that the ’ normal* feeling generated by cocaine will lead to abuse but the 'normal' feeling generated by Ritalin won't! Thomas also stntes that those with 'ADD* report that '...cocaine...helped them to think dearly for the first time ki their Hues.* Right! Hallowed and Ratey point out the reason psychiatrists prescribe Ritalin instead of other amphetamines • amphetamine has "a major public Image problem" in that It is considered ~a street drug" while Ritalin has "no such Image problem". And millions are spent trying to protect Ritalln s 'image'. The tact Is that Ritalin defender, psychologist Russell Barkley, la a member of CIIADD's i Professional Advisory Board. So are National o*MMIa*>ef Mental Health (NIMIfl psychiatrists <* Child, psychiatry, and i Allen Zametkin. Rapopor ( received funding by ! ,he M a lm to concept studies that would snow a biological* component of 'ADD*. . thus Justifying drug 'treatment'. Zamelkln's brain imaging studies, which have been criticised by a former NIMH psychiatrist, are used as 'proof* that the brains of 'ADD* children are different than 'normal* children. . Although Rapoport reported that one study • ahowed '’dear differences *. she followed by saying that "a radiologist would not read these scans as abnormal." Armed with ouch flimsy research, and backed directly or indirectly (through CHADD) by the makers of Ritalin, these taro government psychiatrists push their theories • and Ritalin • Into the mainstream of society. And all the public hears is 'the National Institute of Mental Health says...* Perhaps Ross Perot was right, follow the money*. The Wad Street Journal put this sort of thing In perspective in a 1004 article which reported that 'most consumers have no Idea the studies and public service messages actually are a part i\f a plan to sett drugs. The drug companies typically leave few fingerprints, running their disease campaigns tlirough PR firms, patient groups, ‘Institutes’, and other third parties." According to the Journal, ‘publicising a disease side-steps the FDA’ which sets guidelines for drug advertising. And so, drug companies pay other people to make you think you Just might need their drugf That’s slick. But when the target of such a campaign is children, and the drug is 'cocaine-like', that Is Just sick! with the Information provided by the press combined with the above. It is easy to see that drug company funding helps drive CHADD. which In turn floods our schools with brochures and videos about 'ADD*, which has In turn led lo a flood of Ritalin In our schools. The most disturbing aspect of this that more children are using Ritalin to get high. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration IDEA) reported that from 1002 to 1094. the percentage of high school seniors who had illegally used Ritalin Jumped from 3 percent to 16 percent. During that tame period. Rltalln's maker Increased their funding to CHADD as follows: 1002 • 850.000: 1003 * 8200.000; 1004 • 8308.000. From 1000 to 1005 the number of Ritalin prescriptions has Increased 2.5 million per year to over 7 million per year. The public should also know that many of the books written about 'ADD* are written by CHADD board members. This crew endorses each others books * they even get endorsements from their board buddies at NIMH. The books have a lot in edmmon. They all agree that psychiatrists don't know what 'ADD* actually la because they don't know what ‘ causes' It. They report Ritalin as the 'drug of choice' and discourage use of the generic form of the drug • It doesn't 'work*. There Is also the common practice of denigrating any other method or handling children uriftiouf drugs. These are labeled 'controversial treatments*. Parents and teachers lell children to stay away from drug dealers because they lie to you. tell you the drug can't hurt you • In fact. It will make you feel better! In reality, the only ones who profit are (he dealer and hla supplier. Adults should take their own beat advice and slay away from the dealer • the psychiatrist. Dr. Mark A. Barber. Commissioner Tlir Citizens Commission on Human Rights 305 N. Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater. FL 33755 Phone 800-782*2787 A protector of the living Constitution We had been talking about the Increasing number of dissents he was writing on the Rehnqiilst Court, and I asked Justice Brennan If he was getting discouraged. I should have known belter. He smiled and said the Court had these cycles, but It would come around ngnln. lie paused and added. 'Look. pal. we've alwaya known the framers knew - that Utterly Is a fragile thing You cnn’l give up.* Then William Brennan quoted from n scene In Yeats' play 'Calhleen Nl lloolihnn': •'Did you see an old woman going down ihr path?' asks Bridget. " I did not.' replies Patrick, who came into the house just after the old woman had left It. 'nut I saw a young girl nnd she had the walk of a queen." Justice Brennan looked rondly Into the distance. Th a i passage has always meant a great deal to tnc.* Ills conviction remained that the living, evolving Const llul ion - nol frozen In llmr more than 200 years ngo - will surely rejuvenate liberty In the derodes ahead. After all, despite the best years of the Warren Court - when Brennan was its defining force - so much had hern left undone even then. Let was not a flinty moralist In person. Talking to him. as I frequently did during hla lost years on the Court. I fell entirely at ease In Ihe presence of one of Ihe moat powerful figures in Ihe nation. He had no aide, ns the British say. ^ We’ve always Genuinely curious about Ihe Interests of known. Ihe people he talked to. framers knew, Brennan was also Interested in what lh.il lilbcrly is a happened to some of the llllganla in cases he fragile thing. 9 had Judged: for instance. Harry Keylshlan. an instructor who had been fired because he would not algn a New York state loyalty oath. Brennan. In that 1087 case. Keylshlan v. Board of Regents of New York, had ruled that the loyalty oath and other anti-subversive New York slate statutes violated First Amendment alone since. Eleven years ngo. hr said In a speech. *We do protections of academic freedom Twenty years later. Keylshlan was on a not yel have Justice, equal nnd practical, for the poor, for the members of minority groups, televised Bill Moyers series. *ln Search of the for the criminally accused, for Ihr displaced Constitution.* I saw tlrennnn at Ihe Court soon persons of the technological revolution, for after Ihe program aired, and he was excited at nllrnnlrd youth, for the urban masses. ... Ugly having seen ihe aclunl person behind the inrqulllrs continue to mar Ihr face of our name on his derision. *lt was fascinating.* Brennan told me. *ll was nation We nrr surely nrnrrr Ihe beginning Ihe first llmr I had seen him. Of course. It's than Ihe end of Ihe struggle.* For all his passionate concern about rare that I ever are ihe people in Ihe rases we injustice across the board. Justice Brennan ■os Hen toff. Fags BA GEORGE PLAGENZ ^ T h a l should be the first rale of ctiquctle in swearing. J & Even fair mouths speak foul words ELLEN GOODMAN Movies at their best suspend reality BOSTON-Not that I am worried about Rupert Everett's career. Anyone who can dance away with the kudoa at *My Best Friend's Wedding* la bound to catch bouquets. The British actor was more than Julia Roberts' gay consolation prize for losing the man she loved, more than a walker at a wedding. He was campy, sensitive, sensible and. by anybody's definition, a true friend. He was the best m an-or woman--at the movie. So no one Is surprised that Everett has lined up two more star turns, one as a gay secret agent and the other as a married man coming to terms with coming out. Nor is it any wonder that the gay actor la being cast as a gay character. But Everett's very success bos people asking whether he can break through the celling, (he last taboo against an openly homosexual actor playing a heterosexual lead. Of course. It's progress of a sort, the Hollywood sort, when there are enough Interesting gay porta to keep a career rolling. Who among us can forget those wonderful yesteryears when the celluloid closet was locked so tight that barely a hint of homosexuality could escape through the keyhole? The closest we came lo a gay role back In the days when Doris Day was a virgin was ‘ Pillow Talk.* In a landmark moment. Rock Hudson, a closeted gay man. played a straight man Impersonating a gay man. In order to gel Doris Day into bed. For a long lime, no gay actor dared to be open. For a long lime no straight actor worth hla or her equity card would have played a homosexual character. Finally, we've seen Tom Hanks with AIDS and William Hurt in Jail. Rui can we now accept a straight man playing a gay more easily than a gay playing a straight? This la the second time Ihe whole matter of gay ‘acting and being1 has been raised this year. In the spring. Anne tfeche became the very public partner of Ellen DeOencrea. The moguls who had already signed her lo play opposite Harrison Ford In the movie *6 Days. 7 Nights* were In full flop sweat. You might have though another 'Volcano* erupted. The way they figured It. the audience could imagine Anne llcche with lava rolling across Los Angeles but couldn't Imagine her necking with Harrison Ford. We could fantasize Ford as president of the United States slugging It out with airborne terrorists, but not romancing lleche. Anybody around there heard or acting? Not according to Ihe screenwriter who said of Everett'a chances as a crossover hunk: ‘ Uncle Joe In Des Moines la not going to alt and watch a gpy guy make love to Kim Basinger.* Did an earlier Uncle Joe watching the all-mate 'Th e last taboo ii against an openly homosexual actor playing a heterosexual lead. ^ cast of Shakespeare In ihe 17th century dismiss Ophelia as a drag queen? The theory behind all this anxiety Is not homophobia ao much aa box office phobia, the deep heller of the dream-makers that every movie-goer wants to imagine her/hlmself In the love duet with the star-not just the character. Last week's People magazine, for example. Interrupted its report on Everett to offer condolences. ’ Sorry, ladles.' It said, he was gay In real life too. Sorry, ladlea? Somehow I have trouble believing that If only the 37-ycar-old Rupert Everett changed hts eexual identity he'd be parking hla Gucci loafers next to my futon. I don't even think he'd leave hla Labrador, Moire, on my doorstep. On the other hand, anyone who can Imagine thnt once Brad Pill stepped aside Gwyneth Paltrow would be his, would have no trouble making the leap of Imagination to Anne Heche. Ironically, the only openly gay actor truly accepted In a straight role. Dan Butler, plays Ihe sports announcer and womanizer on 'Frailer.* There are many weird side-effects to Ihe Hollywood cult of celebrity. We have fused and confuted characters on and off Ihe screen. In Ihe up-close-and-personal world, we Insist on knowing about a superstar's private life and lay that grid over his professional life. Ih a strange way. Americans are looking for authentlclty-among actors. This Is like choosing *ERV George Clooney for your pediatrician. Yes. Rupert Evsrelt was a gay man playing a gay man. No. he was not playing' himself. 'Sorry, ladles.*, II was a role. Movies al thelf best suspend reality. As a British newspaper noted, the late, great Jimmy Stewart once starred In a movie In which he befriended a 8 -foot rabbit named Harvey that only he could see. *1 wrestled with reality for 35 years,* he told the psychiatrist. ‘And I’m happy, doctor. I finally won out over II.* So can we. If we are not going to stamp out vulgarity, maybe we ran art up some rules of enqueue to govern It. When William Least Ileal-Moon was traveling the back roods of this country gathering material far his book Htur Highways* (Houghton Mifflin. 10011 he struck up a conversation with on old farmer Al one point, while they were chatting, the farmer asked Moon. ■OMBlf I « e n r * That should be IheTIrst rule of etiquette’ ll! swearing Just as we used to ask. ’Mind If I smokeT before lighting up I now Ihe only polite thing to do is not to ainofce in front of someone clsel. we ought lo grt the othrr person's permission before we swear. Even In this liberated age, many people arc offended by It. Who is using most of the foul language? Is II the young people? Timothy Jay. a professor of psychology at a state coliejp in Massachusetts, says no. In the research hr did (or his book. 'Cursing in America* IJohn Benjamins. 10021. Jay discovered that college students utter eight swear words In every 100 words they speak After they graduate from college, that goes up 10 13 bad words In every 100. Jay also found that swearers generally don't come from the best social circles. On Ihe college campus, the Janitor and the university cop top Jay's list of the most prolific swearers. He also found that people who do physical tabor do more swearing than those whose jobs carry status, and Hint librarians have less cause lhan people of any oilier occupation to have their mouths washed out with soap. The family newspaper was once as prudish and proper as the church pulpit when it came lo language. Now, however, newspapers have found a loophole that allows them to swear like the rest of the earner gang while maintaining a pose of purity. Their trick la to indicate four-letter words by the use of hyphens, except for the first letter. This virtually forces the reader to fill in the blanks and say to himself ihe word the paper was supposedly trying to shield him from reading. Ironically, the cleanest language In the media la found In the reviled supermarket tabloids. We once had a control, of sorts, on vulgarity when It waa out-of-bounds for gentlemen to use four-letter words In mixed company. Nowadays, if a man cleans up his language in front of women, feminists accuse nlm of sex discrimination! Today, most books •• fiction and nonfiction •• contain obscenities. As columnist Mary McGrory points out. the string of profanities in Marcia Clark’s best seller *Wlthout a Doubt* (Viking. 10071 begins on (he second page of the Introduction, and doesn't end until the book ends (mercifully). Dreading Clark's debut as a talk-show host In the fall, McGrory says, le t us hope that she will study English ao that her vocabulary becomesless obscenityoriented.* This Is a reference to a somewhat dated theory that only unlettered people resort to profanity to fill the holes In their stunted vocabularies. But no longer does anyone subscribe to that childish notion. The Watergate tapes Jolted us Into adulthood. And presidents are not the only leaders who blister our ears with vulgarity. The governor of one of our sovereign states was quoted In a reputable business paper as making a remark that could only be categorized aa ’the grossest possible scatological reference.* BA �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, August 12, 1887 - M Lake M a ry Continued from Pigs IA com* ptex. Ihe elementary school, Ihe community service buildings. the rrMkientlal and commercial area. Downtown Lake Mary should have an appealing and friendly atmosphere by main­ taining the ctty'M natural set­ tings . Incorporating the local parks and creating a pedestrian friendly place to Hiv. work or visit. The commercial core area along Country Club Road Is m I'fslonnf to he Jatrly densely de­ veloped. Use oj trees, land­ scaping and amenity features should provide I’lsuaf appeal hut not provide an overly potIshed appearance. The transi­ tional area In envisioned to be mired use district which allow s for lower intensity office oral residential uses, ta k e Mary wants to protect and enhance our quality of life while main­ taining our small town charac­ ter. II will he up lu Millrr Srtlm Assoelnlrn. Inc In study the environment, inventory assets and crunch the numbers and show the city liuw It ran make Hits vision a reality. Mlller-Sellen Associates. Inc ns ranked ns the number one Imlrr of the three firms Inter- Board viewed by a Joint meeting of the Downtown Advisory Committee and the Lake Mary City Com ­ mission on Thursday. July 31. MSA was the second of the three firms Interviewed. Ha presentation was straightfor­ ward. focusing on the eco­ nomics and the feasibility of developing the downtown area. Chris Jones, a Project economist and Financial Con­ sultant with MSA. addressed the meeting. ‘ I really liked what I saw (In the vision stntemrntl because It didn't at Hie outset ask for the creation of n pretty pic­ ture,* be said. MSA would tnke a threephase approach. Jones said: Market Assessment. Infrastruc­ ture Nerds and Financing Strategy. Tire initial phase. Market As­ sessment. would Ire based pri­ marily on surveys that would ask the question, 'What would make you go there?" MSA would also Interview candidate businesses and ask wliul It might lake to gel them at* trnrted to Hits area Hie consulting firm would present to the city a model fur Htrre to five-year growth, so anford Unwed from Page IA the boardwalk facility at EPCOT complete Hi concessions, a yacht rluh. and a pier with restaurant lie said his vision for Ihe ares ild he to develop the entire 20 waterfront ra extending from Sanhxd Avenue to Son Avenue Dale said he supported moving park as long os other rerrratlnnal families put In place. "e can be a catalyst of this vision.’ Pocitti told Ihe rommissinn ITtA w a s not asking any kind of incentives tor the hotel that there wonkl not be a need to move Ing at Hits point Psrtttl said the rut lie as including acquiring the rrquired prrand approvals and construction would about three years Dale’s rrquest. Pocitti was given a copy of plan extracted from a 1005 study on waI development for Sanford conducted by University of Florida The study Includes s to link new waterfront development to downtown area. The plan also proposes a el/conference center and lake infill drvrlenls Also included are a fishing pier with Hull the plan could be work­ able at any point the city chooses to stop or stnrt the project. The firm would also present suggestions on how to improve Ihe infrastructure and find ways to pay for the Improve­ ments that would need to be made before any of the benefits from the market study could he Implemented. *We want a plan that can he Implemented.* said Linda Tee­ ter. of DDAC. *1 want some­ thing we can work with when It's over.* The two other Arms. Clot ling Jarkson Kcrcher Anglin and GAI Consultants were ranked second and third respectively. While Ihe board liked many aspects of all of Hie presenta­ tions. and at one point Deputy Mayor George Durycn said that he would like to combine the efforts of M M and Glutting Jackson. DDAC chairman John McMcnamy said he wanted a consensus of the board amt discussion continued until the vote was unanimous for MSA The recommendation will gn before the next regular session of the city commission on Thursday. Aug 14.. to tie tan firmed a pedestrian bridge linking up In a hotel com­ plex, wnter gardens, and a covered civic am ­ phitheater. a boardwalk, and a roverrd boathouse Dale said he wantrd PRA to meet with repre­ sentatives of the Waterfront Strertng Commit­ tee. Community Redevelopment Agency and Main Street, to make sure Its vision was com­ patible with the existing plans for the city Plagenz Continued from Pag# 4A One wonders who deserves Ihe major share of a decent person's censure •• the governor who said II or Ihe paprr that printed it. But there arr pockets of resistance to this modern Immaturity. When nn actor from "Saturday Night Uve* did a 50-minute routine laced with profanity at a University of Iowa fund-raiser. 80 percent of the audience of 1.300 walked mil. Let's all move io Iowa (Hut would they want ua?| 1A "The college, with the assis­ tance of the new Foundation Board of Directors, plans to In­ crease the number and amount of scholarships In the coming year," Weber said, "as well as Increase Ihe number of endowed leaching chairs getting ctoaer to our goal of 14." Much of Ihe money used in Ihe scholarship programs comes from the F lo rid a L o tte ry . "People often think the lottery only saya It will help education." Weber said, "but here's a situ­ ation where we have definite assistance." She added that once funds are ralaed, the board submits re­ quests for matching funds to the lottery. “Some of the time." she explained, "the lottery matches us with up to 66 3/3 cents on the dollar, so they are really helping One of the board's largest local fund-raising events la the Dream Auction to be held later this r. Specific details are yet to announced for that event, which generally draws large crowds and helps obtain schol­ arship money. r Hentoff Continued from Page 4A deal with. Hearing him on the television program. I had no Idea Hint he and other teachers would have lost everything If the case hod gone the other way.* To Brennan, the law was more than briefs and oral arguments, lie may not have seen many of the litigants before him. but he searched for a sense of them In the cases that reached him Whenever tie was asked for his definition of Hie Constitution, his answer was*The protection of the dignity of the human being and Hie recognition that every individual has fundamental rights which government rannot deny him.* That's why Brennan had so deep and abiding a revulsion against rapltal punishment, execution by the state, he said, 'treats members of the human rare as non-humans Lven Ihe vilest criminal remains a human possessed of common human dignity.* Ily contrast, ihi one on the present court has refused, as Brennan did. lo he nn accomplice In what Harry Blackman railed 'the machinery of death * And It is difficult to imagine that anyone now nominated to the Court try a president of either party could gel Senate approval If lie or she were against Ihe death penally When Justice Brennan retired seven years ago. hr said It was ‘the saddest day of my life.* B was oiid for Ihe nation as writ, even though relatively few Americans knew anything more Ltflil Noticf nlxNit him than his name •• If that. Brennan, having a quick sense of humor, appreciated Irony. He might have savored the president's tribute to him when he died: 'Justice Brennan's devotion to the BUI of Rights inspired counties* young law students, including myself.” Like Bill Clinton's evisceration of habeas corpus? Ills persistent devotion to the death penally? Ills ardent advocacy of greatly expanded FBI wiretap powers? Justice Brennan's legacy included none of these, but ihe president does confirm Brennan's conviction that liberty la Indeed a fragile thing. Loqtl Nolle— i a s sac it t w a r s n o s it s M O SSS FT S • IS FT ■ OF NW CON SW 1M OF SW t/4 OF SW 1/4 NUN ■ IM FT S M FT W IfeO FT N M FT TO M O Ltgil Noffc— ITS! M M Nortca is mchmv own. w n o m iia u tH a a •i. twr st a mmm Tn C w r, u u im tM ~ n strw M*aW V, It. 1SS7 MM-SS (N f .a iiN u . air iw°F&*aaecRewiSa ■ ISO LOT 1M ALAQUA H U M 41 SOS I THNUS. Ns. 12 W Wamnoa list u o lot t l r T K Mass FT ■ OF SW CON out ■ ■ BM m Mm aa ssc w assn ft n ra m o m pm i sse ■ tss ft B ft BSO M M S S M I an sa ft wsaa.FTro P tm .u a A. POULBY Phyllis A. Bouiey. til. Miller Rood. Sanford, died Sunday. Aug 10. 1097 at her resi­ dence. Dorn In Rutland. Vl . on Mnrch 10. 1030. she moved to Central Florida in 1058. Mrs Bouiey was a switchboard operator for Seminole Ford.. She was a Catholic Survivors Include husband. Brnest llouley. Sanford: smi. Scott C llouley. Jacksonville; brothers. Bernard Soulin. Rutland. Vt.. Harry J Soulia. Phoenix. Grnmkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. DORIS P. BOWHAR Doris F. Howmar. 73. Plumhollow Lane. Maitland, died Saturday. Aug 0. 1097. nt Florida Hoapital Altamonte Horn Oct. 8. 1023. In Tyngdboro. Mass., she moved to Central Florida from Augusta. Go., in 1072. Mra. Howmar was a homemaker. She was a member of Asbury United Methodist Church of Maitland, and a member of Prudential Employees Retire­ ment Club and AARP. Survivors Include husband. William D. Howmar Sr.. Mailland; sons. William Bowmnr Jr., Longwood, Ronald Burton Howmar. York. Pa.; daughters. Prudence Anne Tuggle. Augusta. Go.. Mary Lou Bowmar. Atlanta; brother George F. Ford. Powder Springs. Ga.; six grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. Q ILB ER T L . BR U ETTE Gilbert L. Bruelte. 66. Eagle Point, North. Osteen, died Saturday. Aug. 0. 1997. at his residence. Born on March 16. 1031 In Baltimore. Md.. he moved to Central Florida In 1003. Mr. Bruelte was a main­ tenance engineer at Meridian Nursing Home. Survivors Include daughters, Catherine Little. Baltimore. Elisabeth Greene. Santa Clarita. Calif.; sons, Lewis Bruelte. Baltimore. Stewart Bruelte, Santa Clarita. Calir.; stepson. Glenn Bruelte. Balti­ more; sisters Paula Kocbel. Pamela Chalkley and Charlotte Festo. all of Baltimore, Patricia Mullen, Sanford. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. Gaines Carry Hand Garden iso our as m s s s f a vsoChapel Funeral Home. Long- arson truer) u m wood. in charge of arrange­ ments BEATRICE YOUNG Beatrice Young. 91. Queen Avenue. Oviedo, died Tuesday. Aug. 5. 1997. Hr was horn in Monttcello. Fla Mr. Young won a laborer and a Baptist. Survivors Include three nieces. Rrtha Y. Llmehouse. Oviedo. Charity Miller. Ealonville. Jeannette William. New­ ark. N.Y.; nephew. Charlie Young. Orlando. Marvin C. Zanders. Funeral Home, Apopka. In charge of arrangements. NICEOLA ROCCO ZAMRRJ Nickola Rocro Zambrt. 83. Camelot Way. Casselberry, dlrd Sunday. Aug 10. 1997. at his residence. Born April 24. 1014. in Montclatr. N.J. hr c u m or t m CSICUIT COUNT moved to Central Florida tn I COUNTY. 1077, Mr. Zambrt was a shop steward for Westlnghouse or SNrWr c.i Electrical. He was a Catholic s. it, »i. a »•. and a member of the Italian iter American Club. MH-4S Survivors include sons. David Zambrt. Altamonte Springs. Lawrence Zambrl. Nonet IS MOSSY Winter Park: daughter. Vir­ war r i w wurmsMurA ma katdw WOW “ ginia Polvertno. Casselberry: brothers Pat. Montclair N.J., Joe. Las Vegas: sisters. Rosie, Montclair, N.J., Mary Cald­ well, N.J., Nlckollna and Sue. omssrtY. sod Ma namaial m both of Verona. N.J.; five much a via iiiu n t w/*a at grandchildren, seven great Caruhcaia Ns. TM grandchildren. Yews!Wauaaaa 1M1 si nvsoortr Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral ossenousM u o sac st two ras ana sta Home. Altamonte Springs, in N u n o r s t H n o r e loses ft or a mo ft or nb charge of arrangements. r/4 or aa«/«. w j.____ -*_ repsm ^H S W1 W T M n M M 9 S 9 Q , Samwd UcKUwvty, 0*414 Marumay. As ml saw qfaqarty ma CMinty of ataof FWrtda. POULBV, PKVLU8 There will be no formal services for Mra. Phytlla Bouiey. 61. of Sanford, who died Sunday, how­ ever. the Comity request memorial taanaaN Camay contributions may be made to the ‘ Mania. American Cancer Society. Sun­ “ j we nhwrh, 1MT, al 11:00 ooi. Trust Bldg.. 200 W. First 81.. P.O. Fiynml ol Sots tsa. mates Box 95. Sanford. FL 32772-0093. LILLIAN JU D ITH PR ESCO TT Lilian Judith Prescott. 88. Arrangements by Oramkow Fu­ and iMwdMe laaa am mauMd neral Rome. 500 E. Airport DM.. *o few said fey ms Talmost Street. Winter Sanford, FL 32773. (4071 322Springs. Saturday, Aug. 0, 3213. ■I fen 1097. Born March 23. 1009, N dus srOMn 84 haws aa at ma Glen Wilton, Va.. she moved to ITOUNO. BEATRICE ibaeaah Funeral services for Mr. Bea­ Central Florida In 1957. Mra. trice Young will be held on Prescott was a retired store la ms Clam of ms Circua Cawt. manager. She was a member Wednesday. August 13. at 4:00 Datsd mw 10m day of My, of the New Tampa Baptist p.m. from the Zanders Memorial ittT. Chapel. Apopka. Fla., with a local Church. minister offlclallug. Friends may MARYANN! WORM Survivors Include daughter call Ihe funeral home on Tuesday CUM or TM Lillian IBunny) Spangler. Win­ from 5:00 p.m. unlit 9:00 p.m. In­ CMCUIT COUNT feturnon COUNTY, ter Springs; sisters, Hilda M y­ terment will follow In the EdgeriOMOA ers and Frances Myera, both of wood Cemetery. Apopka. Fla. All ■Hr*rn M V m W J wr* Cllflon Forge, Va.; two great arrangrmenta under Ihe personal My tt.lt, t grandchildren and atx great direction of Marvin C, Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. Fla. "THE • .t u t o r great grandchildren. Dt0-l« __PEOPLE'S CHOICE.1 MCE.* TH E REV. JOHN ARTHUR jn in ia a u The Rev. John Arthur John­ son Sr.. 80. Bethune Drive. Malt land, died Friday. Aug 8. 1007. at his residence. He was born Oct. 10. 1010 in Palntka He was the minister ot New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors tnrlude wife. Ber­ nice V. Johnson. Maitland, sons. Howard Johnson. Eatonvlllr. John Arthur Johnson Jr. and Charles Kimble, both ot Orlando. The Rev. Ronald Kimble. Maitland; daughters. Sophia Dawson. Shirley Den­ mark. Delores Brown, all of Orlando. i’ulilil.i Royal. Roch­ ester. N.Y.; brother. The Rev. Samuel Johnson. Tampa, sis­ ters. Rosa Lee Myers and An­ nie Ruth Robinson, both of Sanford, numerous grandchil­ dren. Wilson-Kichelbcrger Mortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of arrangements. CHARLE8 P. MORAN BR. Charles P. Moran Sr.. 04. Diane Circle, Casselberry, died Friday. Aug. 6. IB07 at Florida Hospital Altamonte. Born in Blairgowrie. Scotland, he moved to Central Florida from Cllflon, N.J. In 1077. Mr. Moran was a cabinetmaker. He was a member of the Cale­ donian Bagpipe Bond of Kearney. N.J. He performed on radio and television In New York. Survivors Include wtfe. Mar­ garet Moran. Casselberry; son. Charles P. Moran Jr. Alta­ monte Springs; daughters. Margnrct Chaplin. Rowlett. Texas. Ro Tants. Altamonte Springs. Rae Cappuccino. Edison. N.J., Helen Bcrsch. Longwood; 14 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, lu charge of arrangements. : My 0 . IS, S IS. It. INI Nonca w mat TBO SOUTH FLOtNOA. I M Uw Cuts at Ot Cmn Court. DM44 mw tarn say at M r isar. C U M o r TUB emeurr count I COUNTY. ISO AT OF 9LXSF S 0 ao My tl. I*. a a it. itiT oao-i ra oso laasss ft ■ s s m i FT N OF SW CON SSC NUN N STS FT 8 TO WLV HAS 1-4 9 TO a AT ■ OF 0M WID 980 n-M AC) TXACT n a n ■AMNOa FS T FO n V imuiwiin Fwtnava. 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FL ISTTS MOT) SSI MOI n a M s S w N a .M ii FufeOth: Aa«Mt IS. IS, 1M7 OSH-14* 14, 1SST IS O q m .tw Sw yrataai I od or IM S Man at * ' m an yan m C U M OF T M CINCUIT COUNT COUNTY, ». it. �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuasday. Auqust 12. 1997 Seminole scenes: Th e week in review Top: A summer storm rolls In at U S Highway 17-92 and Lake Mary Boulovard. ono of tho daily downpours that are everyday occur­ rences from June through September m Central Florida Down­ town Sanford flooded when more than four inches of ram fell within an hour, too much for oven the most sophisticated dramago sys tom to handlo, according to city officials Moro ram is expected to day. Hm MWi>n> |lim i Vm— 1 We're Serving Our Tans In 1 0 MINUTES or less FREE BUY I t T l _______ 1sessions ron $ts O f! 2 EXTRA ill. T1T1 * v\ \ \ V " x » i S z 'i t . j C r e a tiv e C u t s H a i r • T k tn n in g • Mammngr N u tte • P n i ir u r e e i f * ' / l NEW LOCATION • EST 1993 1740 W. Airport Blvd . Sanford •(407) 1714071 IS THERE A DR. IN THE H O U SE7...N O T REALLY, IT’S JUST “M ISS” VALERIE’S ALL BOYS TAP CLASS! Right Students at At Souls Catholic School m Sanford ticaded back to class tfus past week for another year of read ing writing, and arithmetic Con ter About 250 emigrants pledged their allegiance to trie United States m a citizenship ceremony held at the Sanford Gvic Center Thursday The ceremony is usually held twice a year for those who choose to and study to be Americans Dot tom Flonda Education Comrms sioner Frank Brogan visited San ford to speak at a Chamber of Commcrco luncheon Brogan s theme was tho future of etluca tion nnd its role m business Here he dials with Dr E Ann McGee, president of Seminole Community College THArS IK H T.N O GIRLS ALLOWED* AND ARE THEY HO(1 n TUN. 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Pick V •» . ’ Up 4 » Brown V Oymnoetiee Now Hoe Three Location* to Serve Tout ALTAMONTK 869*8744 M OW N* SANTORO CdlRBRI fUU AdlU lifcHadiheHCli 808*9044 WINTER PARK •rtn*aatci 687-8774 W �f~ TUESDAY Alive and kicking JIM SHUPE GFC taking reservations for fishing on Hydrilla Lake near Lakeland Altam onte bounces back to win tw o gam es A LTA M O N TE SPRINOS - T o paraphrase the old Poet Office slogan, neither rain, nor power outages, nor a trio of hard-throwing righthanders could slay the Altamontr Springs All-Stars from remaining alive In the 1907 Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino World Series. Jonathan Venters and Isaiah Napoli combined on a ala-hitter and Michael Btarkatork had a crucial two-out. two-run single In the top of the sixth Inning aa the hosts topped Vicksburg. Mississippi 3 1 before 1.645 fans at East monte Park Monday night. The victory came on the hrals of a heart­ stopping 5-4. arven-tnntng victory over South Lexington. Kentucky as Ryan Harris hit the first llch of the bottom of the seventh inning into the ■ft field bleaehrrs to give the locals the win. Those two triumphs showed the backbone and Intestinal fortitude of this team which suffered a heart-breaking 7 5 loss In Its opening to Elk Grove. California after building a 5-0 lead after the top of the second Inning. Altamonte Springs artll now have today off and ran finish no worse than fifth place. Ha next game will be Wednesday night when they host the loser of today's 8 30 p m winner's bracket game between Wllltamettr Vallry. Oregon and Keene. New Hampshire. In other games today. Amlty-Brooklyn. New R York and HenderaonvUle. North Carolina will match up In a 2 p m. winner's bracket game that waa originally acheduled for 8:30 p m. Monday night; and White Bear Lake. Minnesota against Elk Grove. California In a foaer's bracket game at 6 p.m. Eastmonie Park la located on the comer of SR 427 and Magnolia Avenue, three blocks south of SR 436. Seats are limited to 3.000 per day and over the first three days and seven games, the rvent has drawn 10.631 (ana. Commemorative Tournament Passes range from 850 per family (up to four Individuals! to •IS per youth 13 to 12 years old). Single day tkkels are also available at the gate. Call 263­ 3756 for ticket Information. Monday night s game was scheduled to begin at 6 p m . hut heavy rain and lightning forced the game to be delayed until B p m and also forred the move of the New York-North Carolina game to today. The game started a claaatr pitcher's duel be­ tween Venters and Vlrksburg*a Justin Henry. Through the first three Innings Altamontr Springs had one base runner, on a two-out walk to Blarkstork In the second Inning, and Vicksburg had two Infield single* Venters had ala strike outs and Henry three In that time. Altamonte Springs finally got what It waa looking for in the lop of the fourth inning as Phil Kelly led off with a walk and moved to second on to three anglers per day on the lake. . Hydrilla Lake offers anglers an excellent chance to catch quallty-alied baas. Catch results through June reveal that 46 percent of all baas caught by anglers were 15 inches or larger. Of the 68 angers who Ashed the lake. I I caught baaa 22 inches or larger (three of the II caught two fish over 22 Inches long). A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S A m l t y - B r o o k l y n . New Y o r k Hendersonville. North Caroltoo WKItamette Valley. Oregon SM *We will begin taking phone reservations for. permits beginning Aug. I for available datat-tn Au0*K 4 hrough~Orcsmbar.~ aakl. Danon Moxlcy. Tenoroc area manager. Anglers can make reservations on a firstcome. Aral-served basis by calling the Tenoroc Pish Management Area at OM IM W 2421 Monday through Prtday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anders must have Ashing licenses and pay ISO by money order or cashier's check mode out to the GFC within seven days of the reservation. Upon arrival at the lake, additional anglers must pay $60 each. Angers making reservations directly at the Tenoroc office can make their payment by cash, money order or cashier's check. The GPC will not accept personal or business checks. Anders will receive their permit by mall following receipt of the $50 fee. lifetime freshwater Ashing licenses, persons over 66 years of age. children under 10 year* old or persons with permanent hunting and Ashing certificates arc not required to pay the fee but are still required to obtain a permit. Permits are transferable prior to the reserved date, but anders may Ash Hydrilla Lake only once in each four-month period. MoxSey said the OPC recently outAtted the lake with a new boat ramp, aeration system and Ash attractors. A lake map Is available at the Tenoroc office. SH U TS'* SCOOP BASS ARE VERY LETHARGIC IN THE SUMMER MONTHS AND WILL SEEK SHELTER IN DEEP WATER OR UNDER HEAVY VEGETATION. (up to four Individuals) to S15 pe youth (3 to 12 years old). Slade dsj tickets are also available at tbs gMe. FISHING FORECAST Baas action Is fair In the river early in the morning or late In the evening. Slow moving plastic worms are hard to beat this time of r. Fish areas near moving water for the t action. Snook action continues to be good at inlet, with Ash In the 8-15 pound range. Also expect a few flounder, redflsh. jack crevalk and ladyflsh. Snook and tarpon are blUng In the nrf^xtixn River a few king mackerel are striking live bait just off the e Captain Jack at Pori Canaveral reports great king mackerel action from Just off the K— rfi to I A M wnd Pelican Plata. Wahoo and dolphin are scattered. Flounder and sheepshead are plentiful in the Port, while reds and trout are rated as fair on the flgtajg the Banana and Indian Rivers. Sheepshead are still the main attraction at Ponce Inlet. Live shrimp and fiddler crabs are the top baits. Some drum, redflsh and blueflah are also being caught. Trout and reds are rated aa good In MflMBittB U M M E innings and c nats Vicksburg O R L A N D O — University of Central Florida sssnrlslti head coach Oreg Prsdy Monday announced the rtgning of eight men to national letters of intent for the IB M season. They Include outfielders David Olcs (Ft. Lauderdale), a first team all-state honoree out of Teliahaaoec Community College: Darryl Stephens (Decatur..Oa.). L OE S P O R T who led St. PUs High School wtth a .500betting average and nine home runs In 19S7: and Britton Psslo (Ithaca. N.Y.I out of Milford Academy (Os.|. Infleldere signed indude all-state aecood baseman Andy Johnson (Naples) out of Barron CoOter High School Will be the third and final Johnson brother to don the Black and Gold for UCF: Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers draft pick Tim Boeth (Tallahassee). AME O R D HE R ALL) D A I L Y �Ion and Parka Department la holding regtratlonafor lie Pall Flag Football aeaaon. All games are played at the practice field SANFORD — The ASA Super Skmpltch Tournament will begin this Thursday with a rededication of Sanford Memorial Stadium at 6 p.m. At that time the playing field at the reno­ vated Stadium will be renamed the RlnkerStenstrom PM d at Sanfbrd Memorial Stadium. After the dedtoatlon ceremonies the first two games of tb t tournament wtll be played at 7:30 p.m. and 9p.m . There am no pre sale tickets, all must be purchased at the Stadium at time of entry. For more information call 330-8607. Athletic come Back Af-Spori Meet the Coaches Pan­ cake Breakfast, on Saturday. AuguM 16th from 7:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. This Is the Club's way of offering the public, students and parents an opportunity to meet the coaches of all of the sports offered by the school. The Club would also like to welcome back all of the students and leaches who altnetted Winter Springs High School during (he renovation of Lake Howell High School. The coal to attend will be 83 for adults and 92 for Mudenta and teachers. 8«mlnol« Softball signups FIVE POINTS - The Seminote Softball Club will be having signups for a fall girls' faatpltch softball Instructional league for players ages 6-18 (com 630-870) on August 16th and 17th at the Seminole PONY Complex at Five Points Just south of 17-92 on Sr. 419 near Winter Springs. Signups for the SEMINOLE SO FTBALL TO URNAM ENT TEAM will be at the same location. Anyone Interested In competitive tournament play between the ages of 9-18 should also register for tryouts at this time. Times will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and 1p.m. and 4 p.m. on Sunday. Call 321-4968 or977-8833 for Information. SANFORD — Th e Sanford Recreation Department Is now registering teams for the following Adult Fall Softball Leagues (hat will start the week of September 2nd: men's, women's co-ed. and church. Co-ed plays on Monday night's, women’s on Tuesday night's, church on Saturday morn­ ings and men on Wednesday and Thursday. Trams can sign up al Sanford Recreation Department's Downtown Youth Center, located on the Drat floor of Sanford City Hall on thr comer of Park Avenue and Seminole Sanford Flag Football aignups SANFORD — The City of Sanford Recre- a passed ball. Harris, the heats' top hitter, then hit a grounder back to the mound, but when Henry checked Kelly at second, tits throw to first was too late to get Harris and Altamonte Springs had Its first hit and runers on first and sec­ ond with no one out. The next batter struck out. but the runners moved up to second and third on a passed ball. Ryan Colton then ripped a shot off of Henry's glove that bounded over to the second baseman who threw on to flrsr to get Colton, but during the play Rally scored to make tha score 1-0. Vicksburg looked Uke It might Ue the game when Jermaine Wright ripped a line drtve to right that got past a diving Altamonte Springs right Adder and the speedy Wright eras off to the races. But Chris Morelra retrieved the ball for Altamonte and threw to Brent Upham. who in tu rn threw a strike to WachMnrh at the plate to gun down Wright. Vicksburg challenged again in the fifth Inning. Charlie Amhnm led off with another infield ■Ingle, but he waa still there aa the next two batten struck out around the Ant of two power outages that forced a 20 minute delay. I I With Joe Theobold at the plate for Vicksburg, and a no ball, two •trike count, the lights went out again. After the lights came back on. Thebold singled to put runners on A n t and second, but the next batter pounded to first to end the threat. Kelly led off the Altamonte sixth with a walk and he moved to second an a passed ball aa the next two batters fanned. Colton then kept the Inning alive by being hit with a pitch and the runners moved up on a wUd pitch before Blackatock ripped a two-strike single Just Inside first hare bag to score Kelly and Colton. Venters came out to start the bottom of the sixth inning, but left after Henry hit a shot off his heal for a single and Wright walked. Napoli came on to pitch, but a wild pitch moved the runners up a base. Vicksburg cleanup man Roy Williams then hit a shot that appeared to beaded for right center, but Upham made a leaping snag of the drtve and raced to second to get an unassisted double play, All-Star play began. Doing the damage for Elk Grove were Caatl (one triple, one single, two RBI). Josh Pedrrttl (one double, one run scored). Tom m y Homing lone single, one run scored, two RBtl. Justin Estes (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Robby Chavec (one single, one run scoredl. Travis Masters (one RBI) and Braden Cape), Grant Zehndrr and Caaey Weathers (one run •cored each). Pacing Altamonte Springs were Harris lone single, one run scored, two RBI), Kelly (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Colton (one single, one RBI) and Upham. Blackatock and Jason Morro (one run scored each). On Sunday. South Lexington. Kentucky took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning and held It until Hants hit a blast deep Into Henry than soared on a wild the left center held bleachers In pitch to re*9 the Mmt out, but the thud Inning to tie the pane. Altamonte springs took Its the' next hatter grounded to first lead In thr fourth Inning short to end the gmie. Providing tne offense for when Blackatock singled and A lt a m o n t e S p r in g s were later scored on a double by Blackatock (l-for-2. two RBI). Upham. Bui South Lexington Harris (single). Kelly (two runs came bock in the top of the fifth scored) and Colton (one run Inning on a double by Josh Ellta •cored, on* R B I). Venters and a home run by Griffin Bailey to regain a 4-3 lead. finished with nine strike outs. The hosts again rallied In the D o in g th e h i t t i n g fo r Vicksburg were Wright (2-for-2 with a triple). Henry (one single, Harris doubled and scored on a one run scored) and Ambom. ground out by Cotton to tie the Theobold and Steven McDevItt game and set the stage for Har­ ris' heroics In the seventh Inn(one single each). Altamonte Springs looked like It might advance to the wlnncr'a Adult Volleyball SANFORD - T h « CUF of b M the fourth Inning to pull out the 7-8 victory. The locals were aleo hurt by the pitching of JuaUn Caatl. who overcame a shaky atari to bold Altamonte httkea over the Anal *M n- Volleyball Leagues that start In September. All games are played at Sanford Middle School's Dan Pelham Oymnatortum. The Recreational League plays on Monday night's and the Power League on Wednesday nlghrs. Teams may register at the Sanford Recre­ ation Department's Downtown Youth Center, located on the first floor of Sanford City Han on the comer of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard on the lakefronl. For more Information please call 330-8897. Laka Mary softball LAKE MARY - The City of U k e Mary will be conducting a Fall Softball season al the Lake Mary Sports Complex. The 10-week leagues will begin the week of September 8th. Returning Sprtng/Summer league trams can Mart rrgtatrrtng now and others Mart regis­ tering on Monday. August 18. All signups will he taken al Lake Mary City Hall, Monday through Friday. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registration packet! can be picked up at City Hail at any time. Men's C Leagues will be offered on Wed­ nesday and Friday nights. Coat la 8280 per team, plus a 825 ABA fee for 1997 and a 88 fee for non-Lake Mary resident players. The City of Lake Mary provides balls for all games and Aral place teams In each league receive a championship team trophy and championship t-shirts for each team member. For more Information all 324-3007. Tampa Bay FiraSttx vs. Orlando Wahooa m Rolltni College's Alfond Stadium , W inter Park i scored, three RBI). Upham r d with two doubles, one . Colton (one single, one , Blackatock (one single, one ■cored) and Kelly (one run Hitting for South Lexington were Tyler Black (two singles). Bailey (one home run. one run scored, two RBI). Ellla (one double, one run scored). Chase McDonald (one single, one run three-hitter and to run his recc beaux >wi re too old and Irail to fit out and >ou tune no one to hrip you. way iU cf m aiufaJ or drm pattern Imagine hrtng killed by an abusive spouse, and rniwng seeing your kxh grow up-jus hevauve you had nowhere u>turn lot IJf7 ,4 .< lR out of Tallahassee Community College, who aril] compete for the second base position. And Bill Oakley (Chicago), who led the city of Chicago with a .525 batting average, six home runs and 45 RBI for nationally ranked Libertyvtlk High School last aeaaon, will compete for the starting position at third base. Also signing to play for UCF are righthanded pitcher Jason Arnold (Melbourne), a Florida All-Star team member out of Melbourne High School and ■ o uthpaw L e tte r V ic to ria (Curecro). who finished second In the state of Alabama with a 1.44 ERA last season as a pitcher for Northwest Com ­ munity College In Shoals. The Golden Knights, who have won the Trans America Athletic Conference championship and advanced to the NCAA Tour­ nament the last three years, Mgnsd seven your* men In the For more Information please call 330-5696. Pitch Softball League. This will be an Important addition to the 3RD offerings as all high school and college softball teams now play fastpitch softball and 11 Is Important far the girls to get an early a atari. Call 330-8807 for more Information. help Imagine if no onecontributed tothe Heart if Honda l'nurd Way One out of every lour people in Orange, OscnAi and Seminole counties would he trussing out on all thecaiv. lompasaun. and hlesovmgtmxts I foul it Honda United Way agencies provide Our community would not be as hippy and healthy s u i t Plcaic give generously because right now ihe only thing missing Is you HEART OF FIGRIQA WTTCPWV • iW-OiwIi-lwwa �Ssnfonl HsraM, Sanford, Florida - Tussdsy, August 12. 1967 - — People Hydrllla: An exotic, destructive weed Ntw Al-Anon group * *ww Af-Anon group hits started at Sanford Christian enurrh. 730 Upeals Roudi Sanford. every Tuesday al 800 p.m. ror Information, page Sissy ui 317-5615. NarAnon to offer M p Nar-Anon. a sclfhelp group for relatives and friends of addins, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. al Orlando General Hospital. For more informal Ion. rail 860-6364. Ttkt off pounds sonslbly Members of Takr 0(1 Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invlle the public lo join them on Tursday rvenlngs from 7 to 8 p.m. at Ihe First Christian Churrh. 1007 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, rail 323-1768 or 323-1664. Toastmasters moot Seminole Communlly College |SCC| Tnastmaslers Club "6561 wUI meet every Tuesday of I hr month, at 7:30 p.m.. at Ihe old Lake Mary City llall in i Country Club Koad. Contact Roarlla Bonham al 323 H2H4 for more Information. Otooslty surggry group to moot The Seminole Chapter of SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, m m * lhr snnnd Tuesday of each month in Claaaroom "103 of ihr Physicians llaza Building. S2I W. S.R. 434. Longwood . al 7 p m fa ll 33241500 for more information. Dltiblod vaterant moot Semina'.- County Chapter »30 of Ihe Disabled American Veterans meet the srt-nnd Tuesday of each month al Ihelr chapter home al 3512 Orlando Ave.. In Sanford. The ser­ vice office Is open Irian 1-3 p ui every Tursday and Friday for more Information. 323 2710 Mood Bonk soaks donors Central Florida llkaxl Bank Is asking donors of all types blood — especially O lyp r ilimoc* — lo donstr at Ms Sanford branch. 1302 E. Srcnnd Si For informal Ion. call 322-0822. node la necessary to produce o new plant. In dear water the plant can grow in depths of more than 40 get. When growing from the bottom of lakes, the leaves may be oppo­ site and more than 6 inches apart. As the stem reaches the surtax the leaves become whirled, can be much more closely together, and extensive branching occurs, often form­ ing dense mats. This type of ffowth will prevent light from penetrating the water to be uaed by other native submersed plants, and because Hydrllla utilises light more effi­ cient than native species, in o relatively short period of lime It becomes the dominating specie. Hydrllla produces two specialized reproductive struc­ tures. O ne. Is called winter buds which develop in the leaf axils, usually In floating frag ments. Winter buds, alter 9 to 4 weeks of growth from Sep­ tember to April, and will break off and sink to the bottom of the lake, where they germinate throughout the spring and summer. The other structure la called a tuber. Tubers form at ihe ends of rhizomes during ihe months of October through May and are found 2 to 4 inches deep In the bottom of the lake. Plants produce 10 to 20 times more tubers than win­ ter buds. Tubers seem to be Hydrllla is an exotic weed that has become established In a wide range of aquatic habi­ tats here In Florida, producing ■ negative Impact In Ihe native aquatic vegetation, fish popula­ tions. and reducing the recrea­ tional use of many lakes and H Hydrllla la a submerged aquatic perennial plant with ascending atema which become horizontal and heavily branched near the wa­ ter surface. The leaves are nar­ row, sessile and whirled In ffoup* of 4 or 8 but leaves may be located opposite on Ihe lower stems. Tlw blades have a row of teeth along Ihe margin and on Ihe underside of the leaf along the mldvcln. This character Is variable hut II Is used lo distinguish II from Ihr Elodea. a common water plain native lo North America. Only Ihe female plants are known In occur in Florida, and seed pro­ duction have never been re­ ported In the United Stales The plant produces small (low­ ers which can be male or fe­ male and found on separate plants. The female flowers are composed of stx. translucent, colorless segments and a col­ orless lo purplish floral tube. These are liorne from a green apalhe. The male flowers are borne on a short stalk arid m r free floating at maturity. The pollen Is dispersed by air and pollinnllon occurs above ihe surface of the water. D istrib u tio n Hydrllla ap­ parently originates In Central Africa bul must likely came lo Florida from South American, ns an aquarium plant. About 1000II was growing in a drain­ age canal nrar Miami and In Crystal River on Florida's Gulf Coast. By 1067. it had become established In Lake Seminole on ihe Florlda-Gcorga border. In ihe St. Johns River System, and in several central Florida lakes around Orlando. Today. Ihe weed ran be found In al­ most every lake of Florida. Il la also found in all of Ihe gulf stales including Georgia, and from Maryland lo California. Growth aad rapradwetlaai Hydrllla dors not produce seeds In Florida but grows very rapidly from vegetative buds, and vegetative nodes. Only one Use directness with neighbor’s kids Optimist Club masts wssfcty THOMAS GE0IHE, LAKELAND. MINN. The Sanford Opilmisi (lu h m rris every Wednesday al noon al the Colonial Rimhii hi downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome Call 323-2 IfM or 3220208 Kiwanla Club maata Wadnaaday The Klwanls Club of Hanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wrdnewlay si the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue si I Ik- lakrfronl. Visiting Klwanians are welcome. For Infnrmailon rail W'ali Smith. 323-5066. Ptnclnq for isnlofi the principal structure for new gowth and survival from ad­ verse conditions. Mechanical control: One method used la to drag a large steel A-frame through the ca­ nals, tearing hydrllla loose from Ihe bottom and allowing N to float downstream to a bar­ rier. where It is dipped out of the water by a dragline. Me­ chanical removal la a very costly operation. Biological control! A her­ bivorous fish called (be While Amur or Chinese Crass Carp la used far hydrllla control. II nos been fauna that 9 lo 5 Ash per acre wtll result In complete control of the weed. Small. Isolated bodies of water such as golf course ponds, and form ponds are best suited for using this Osh. TWo leaf-mining flies that feed on hydrllla have been released In Florida. Cham leal oaa troli The use of chemical herbicides la by for the moat common method of control far hydrllla. Copper, dlquat. endothall. and flurldone are registered for hydrllla con­ trol In Florida. — nalaa for parent*. ‘ M m 1 should 4m I A f u y wttli d u c h U fm I D n l o i M kids far hour* an and or aa llaaar/MMajr | w «u ? 8*n4 'am hems! Children art not pajthlc. Moat aren't aanaitiva •aaugk ta cat anhtla hinta Ilka. ADMAIL VAN SUREN I 9Y: Lasta year.^ my a m i L wyiTwnB RVM| win a The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is field every Wednesday, from 2:30 •4:30 p m si the Hanford Civic C rn irr. Live musle by Ihe Drllonlans 11 pin r Imim I Donation 12 00. Wldowad Parsons mast All widowed prrwHi* srr invited lo meet at 1.30 p.m. Ihe second and fourth Wrdnrsdav of every month al the Casselberry Senior Center, 200 Lake Trip le t Drive. Rscovsry Ino. masts in Sanford children. hut to espials la thorn Recovery Inc.. Is a srlf-hrlp menial hrailh organisation for people who suffer from panic a Hacks, dcper— Ion. fears and g M T d n m r o u i symptom*. Fur information, call 660-2009. or fan- tailing her that aha ceirt afford all thia generosity. I know aha‘a m|WMliir fur hrr own actions, but in m> da), tha man paid for tvarything Any hupa for hrr? FRUSTRATED MOM IN DENVER Alston gatiisrs If you know, nr live with an altohollr. there Is help. AI-anon Is an anonymous, non profit organization, open lo nyonc who la a relative or IrletMl o( an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non smoking! evening at 8 p.m. Meetings arc held In the bark morn of ihe Sahara Club. 2567 South ganfcrd Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting limes and locations in the Central Florida ares, ur for muir information, call 321-0122. Camara stub tala msstings The Seminole Lake Mary Canirra Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old laike Mary City Hall. IBS N. Country Club Kd. al 7:30 p.m. For more information, call Orace at 321-4723 or Selul 32.TA091. — TTUT1I ■r----- I BRADLEY L . FO LEY Army National Guard Pvt. Bradley L. Foley has graduated from basic military naming al Fort Jackson. Columbia. 8.C. Foley Is the son of Thomaa C. and Pamela L Foley of 820 Rlverbend Btvd.. Longwood. CHRISTOPHER O. OVALS Army Pvt. Christopher O. Dyala has entered basic Infan­ try training at Fori Columbus. Qa. Dyala Is tha son of laaac 8. Dyala of 1656 Crossbeam Drive. Casselberry. The private Is a 1006 maduale of Lake Howell High School. Winter Park. VERONICA L. BHRERBEEO Veronica L. Ehrenberg has been promoted In Ihe U.8. Air Force to the rank of airman first class. Ehrenberg. dn engine sched­ uler. to stationed at Pope Air Force Base. Fayetteville. N.C. She to the daughter of San­ dra A. Doaner of 1278 Main at.. Atlantic Beach, Fla., and Harry Ehrenberg of 59 N. Wlnterpark Drive. Casselberry. Fla. She to a 1009 graduate of neither. Senior High School. Neptune Beach. Fla. DAVID J . HARP Army Pvt. David J. Harp has entered basic Infantry training at Fort Bcnnlng. Columbus. Oa. Harp to theaon of Mekla F. Harp of 582 B. Palmetto Ave.. and Charles E. Harp of 1163 Hunt Road, both pf Longwood The private to a IB M hli high school graduate of 8emlnole Community College. Sanford. PHILIP E . BROWN, JR . Army Pvt. Philip E. Brown. Jr. has entered basic Infantry training at Fort Bcnnlng. Co­ lumbus. Qa. Brown to the aon of Philip E. Brown. Sr. of SOS Youngstown Parkway. Altamonte Springs, and Alice J. Brown of 408 Summit Ridge Point. N.Y.. and m casual aaloncd aa a aacond lieutenant In the U.S. Army. The near lieutenant glowed in ctvll engineering at the academy, and wtll attend the Engineer Branch officer baalc course at Port Leonard Wood. WayneavtUe. Mo. Wheaton la the aon of John C. and Jen M. Weaton of 1530 Sutanne Way. Longwood. He la a 1003 faduate of Spring Valley Academy, Cen­ terville. Ohio. NADIA H. AROUBUO Army Pvt. Nadia H. ArgueUo has graduated from baalc mili­ tary training at Port Jackson. Columbia. S.C. ArgueUo la the daughter of Martha I. and Edgar R. ArgueUo of 673 E. Church Ave.. Twelve League Drtve. Cassel­ berry. Fla. He la a I960 graduate of Bishop Moore High School. Orlando. Fla., and tn 1906. re­ ceived a bachelor's degree from the University of Central Flor­ ida. Orlando. Nachman has graduated from baalc military framing at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Nachman to the daughter of Diane and Richard H. Nach­ man of Lake Mary. The airman to a 1002 gradu­ ate of Lake Mary High School. JASON A. LUNDBLAD Air Foret Airman Jaaon A. Lumthlad baa graduated from baalc military framing at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Lundblad la Ihe son of Steven M. and Joan E. Lundblad of 211 * Ramsbury Court. Long---wooa. He to a 1009 graduate of Lake Brantley High School. Al­ tamonte Springs. Fla. �Wi Aft - Senlord HertM, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. August 12. 1907 fL tg a l N o t t e f L tg a l N o tlc tt L u l l N o lle — L tg a l N o tlc tt L tq a l j k j j c H L a g a l N o lle — C L A S S IF IE D SSISI (SBSIS74-SSM NOTtCB: Sftminolft 407/322-2611 Bf*STS*OP M N«. KBTATC OP JUUA TUNY BT*4TB OA IS L COUBOTWI BANK I M U M a is m i44 tOP AMBRICA. psa TO ALL CLANS* ON AOAItMT TM* ABOVt (STATS: Yuu ere hereby Order M AduuntatfMtan entered M M* eetat* *1 JULIA TUNY BOOSdSOd. PM Mrmbir *T-4f4-CP, by Mo CUuuM Cterb ei Me CbcuM Ceurl el MMB40U Ceuta*. Ftortde. eta. AH Me >SM ear el AUGUST, tear, a* nee e*. as nm wpm M Me CNy el Santerd. Florida. oNar le* tea at pubbc outery to aaM UM AM w aw lSiM f «t k iM M r A.O. tear otter m hand AMO W M C T TO ANY AMO ALL ntSTIMO LlfNS. at m* fo r c a s h iaaa, psrsoms IMITM A DISABILITY NMOMO tim act op TO RANT1CWRTI M THI PROSHOULD CONTACT aacrtoM op tnb cm l otw MM AT TMC MIMPP'S oppica, iaaa n t n a m ir. SAMPORO. PLOMOA. AT UA4T PlYt OATS P4MONTO IMt PROcbbpmob. mbfi aaa m m too a m m amms a. it. ia. as. im f wmh Bats mm m am w is a. iatr. OCM-4* NOTtCB OF APPLICATION PM TAI MB* sotici <a Miniav aivim. IHI TAO PNOPtNTIBS OP SiJTH PlOfUM. IM M M et « * leuewwtg certitrcetettl M* Amu MS tar I Ul S*H IT M HUM W>IH TM certificate mtamil MS ysatisl pi MauaAta. «m a*«crtakea et Me yitatrty. am ta# *»MMIW M eMcA N net wm ir i w7are M M m . Cemhcate Me IMt M e*taueenc* tSM OtMtieMe tl PesePf’ n o aac ti twp i o i m i m M it* op aw ire a op carstal c m i « unit i a ponaar ossa vtuAoa a a op cotmTRY CLUB HSIOrtTS UNIT IAN or st no «aa nits a arses pt op a eiasr pt a m i . Wayne Nadi. Tr. Abat ta arty being in the Ceuta* ef Semmota. Slate ol Flenda. InUOMM(*i (PHtaMIpl theb Seminal* CfiPiNanee. er me SM ear el i n i . ei ii.aaeei. Payment el late lee. In SEMINOLE County Florida, to-ntt: LOT SS. ML AIM MILLS. UNIT ONI. ACCONOMO TO THI PLAT THI AtOP AS INCONOCO m plat aoo« ta. PAoaa r ano a. puauc mconos op COUNTY. PLOMOA. i Ma iMial eacrea at i a caaa raid Court, Ita Hyta Ol tatath ta: BANK OP AMERI­ CA, rsa *». anaNta l. aUNKM. d bring. 01 ol at... ta oacordonco with Mo Aatancane edh Dtaabdtae* Act, poroeno utttt o contort AD: Cootdtaotor ti Ml N. Part Atari a. Stitt* N. Ml, Sanlord, Flotido UTT1 ol taool lire Aero drier le Mo proceeding Telephone: (MH Stl-SJM oil. eatar; Moooi ass-am irooi Of l-(*00) MS-SFTO m. *ta FieriAa Aotay Serytte. WITNatS aiy bend and eMctal wd el saM Coen MM l>1 dor oi auoubt, isar. HonoroOlr ISarronnt Wort# Ctarb el Me CtrcuN Court ftp Jam I. Jaeemc Deputy Ctartt JOSSPH PANNLLO Mtasa Florida aaeoi MII. is, IMF OSM-ttl APPLICATION PON TSA MS* notici is Hancav oivcm. Met FUNS AS CSTDW/OM-t ASSOC ATTN: INCHABL HAN. NNM IFL 0401). Me NeMar el LM LOT 41 INPLAT OP NM--------IPARKPBSPGSS. County l>nlitafl N W ■« ^ta Spy V M M N N , •• Me tSM aey el Aufuet. iter.aiiieaAM. ILIXABBTHJ. rvKOVICH lilt Prince Phibe Onto CeeteMorty. FL 11707 INCNB C. NANZMOIN Ills WUdrtdgo Pttao TsAuHeeoee, FL II MI AU NfTBMSTBO PBNSONS AN! WOTIFBD THAT: Ol MO ctamt *r ftKfdlftCl copy el Mta nonce ta Of Mo ArM pubbcMwn el Mtanelice muMMe then ctahne •dh IMt Ceurl WITHIN TNB LATIN OP TttNBI MONTHS APTIN THI OATI OP THB F1NST PUBLICATION OP THIS HOTICB ON THMTV DAYS APTIN THB DATV OP SCRV7CB OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICI ON THIM M Ma decrAem muM Ma delme MM Mia court WITHIN THRU MONTHS APTIN THB OATS OP THI PINtT PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICI a u claws and oshands NOT SO Pliao WILL BC FONtVIN BANNIO The dale M Me letl puOtcohen ol Nut N e t M AuguM SM, IMT. ___ _ Perton Otamg Notice: ■LUABCTM J. IVNOYtCH ISII Prmc* PNBp Ortee CeeeoMerry. PL SITSF M M I. MNINHS 1110WNMtdge Drive ToNahatto*. FL SIM1 l W CARHOLL. JR . IIOUMf LAWRiHCI W CARROLL JR . PA TO* TurnbuR Are . Sue* 101 fl aarot HS7) teettea Florida Bar No.: MUM PubMH: Augul ». IS. IMT MH-B NOTICI OP APPLICATION FOB TAI BBBB NOTICI IS MIRIBV OrvtN. I*it FUNS AS CaTONrOH-S A'IOC AttN W(NAIl MANm o (FL sseu. me httetr et Me lettanmg tertUrcH W Rue Med tew cemtwetatt) tar a tea dred to be rttued Ceiidicale yetrltl at datenotion M Me pruporty. and Mr nomeltl m nhHh M true •netted mJare aaMeet Detcnption M Property no sic m twp tei not mc S I CH OF N I CH of W •CH O* S 10 CM or NW 1/e Mery Ann f Pettit AMpt **M p>j*erty bewg »•Ita Ceenty el Setauwta. State M ttanda Ltaeot ouch coridicNatat Uhod act: Caiawr ceild«M*tt| nra be tatd ta Mu el an at* bid te due w«w as beiea ai’tr me adremaed tune el Me ea<a. Ail h i » iw i thm be ceeh wtada*par«bH te Me Cm* ei Me CPcud Court. Otsed mm I M ear el M s last. ^SANVANM ClBRK op th « CIRCUIT COUNT SIWMOU COUNTY. FLORIDA by bhcNeea L- Stab OftiEMit*Clftftl Pkbuaii. j « i« sa. Aufirti a. ti. ard ta. imf Ha-NT IMT. MONOS CLANK OP TMt CtRCMT COUNT COUNTY. ta. isar Semmeta . Caunty Courthouta. Sanlord. Ftarrdt. on i**e SM day M September. 1»»7. at II Mam. Ptyment M Sew lea. appheabta documentary limp toaao and recordurg loot or* I bidder at Me tele tu* | M an amount ogual lo M* hrgRoii bid n duo nithm IS Rout* M'e* Me advortited nm* M MO loi mid* nta GNKwtT CM I PON CAM NO.I SF-igS-CA-ia-K TIQLOCHAN a CHIHAL and HANJPtOER K. CHIHAL. MUONI 0 NOUIC HAMT. I UOOO * " " S M * dtcoaeod QMS, Moo unAnoeni MOP df TO MSPONMNTt: MCHAAO NOUSI. NOMNT NOUS*. MICHAIL NOUSI and BAN* ■ANA NOUSC KAY TOO AM N01IFIID MM On action le «utat idle on Mo lollouing property m Seminole letPn atni. Lao tor atuaa n aapt op a County. Flottde: Lot Ml, Lett Me NorM tSO saa pt a m o aw con m m NSLV ALONG IM 17-M SS PT a tael ol Mo Nett til loot and M o South im loot ol Mo North as oao samm a aaea pt w to ■aaa asmnobo plat onmo SIS loot Ol MO Wool IM Not. Ptai Boob I. Pape M. l ommolt ipatPSL County, Honda, and Lei tat. North ol Rood |Laoo tSO loot South at Northeatt ten Watt tSS loot to •1.IS toot Mortheutterly to bepeuungl according toMd PIN Mtreol pa recorded M Plat Book I, Pago SO. Pebita Nrcords ol Seminole County, Flood* Subyect lo Road rtgpel* ol nay and Utieir oooomont tight-et-Mbyhot boon Mod egatnti you and yoi* or* roquuod lo oerre a copy pi your nrmen doSpnOOA. tt any, lo H on OANV I. MASSIF. Pickilittt ettorney, •hot* oddiott it tia Wool CHfUO Slrool, Adornonto Spring*. Florida UTta-ttTT. by AuguM MM. IMT and Nta Mo anginal MM the Ctarb et Ml* Court otMw bolero terete* on PlauNdtS attornoy or tmn di ttety thor*otter, othororlo* a PrfauN MR be entered ogolnil you for Me rebel aimendtd In CUNKOPTHB OAttO on JULY trih. IPST. CIRCUIT COUNT MANVANHI MORCt I COUNTY. At Ctarb Ol IM Court By: NuM King At Deputy Ctaih PubNabi m aa. a. it. PbbltaN. July aa. as. endAuguM aMia,iaaf a. ti. tsar M 0-1Si obq- ms I M utath I* P*M OMco___ C. Sanlord. Ptartrts ttrtf. Mai Ma letol caoh *Mea *1 Mo la • 0 • and mm M* and i I H i i i i M N luw boon Me Cuturt Court Stlod Put Ilrd day M Juty. IMT (LeM MARYAMNC WORK clink of ih i orcuit court IIMINOK COUNTY. Florida by M.choUo L SUro Deputy Clark Ptbhth July IS. Augutt k. II, ■nd I*. IMT 0(0-110 OBH-III^^ CtTMANK. FSB. NO W IT PINAMCIAL PLOMOA, BIO.. f tNBON IN OP THI BUBJICT BBAL PNOPBNTY. NOTICI IB HBBBBV OMN puryuami* afmat Judgment at Potuctaouru dated Auguol Itt, IMT. and W i t in Coo* No. I7-4T1 CA It L. Ot MO Cucub Court ol M* IIOHTIINTM JsrdKtMCrcvM ta NOLI Coterie. COLLICTIVt BANK tta/a COLLICTIYt FIOtNAL *AVINOS BANK ta PtatntlN and NONNta LIB FIRRILU at at., art I MR 1*4 lo Me com ta Me Weal front door at •SMINOLC County. Florida, at 1140 am. a ttack en Me ISM ot AUOUST. IM F. Mo tal. to «N: Let It. SPNNMNUN PATIO HOMBS. occonbng ta Mo plat It. Pag* SS and ST. Piifcl*c loniiftoit County. Florida, ota/a TOt Spring Nun Cbcta. Longnoed. Florida aiTTt OATIO Mm lot day *1 AUOUST. IMT. MARYANNS MONII Ao Ctarb ol tatd Coim By Jano I. Japonic A* Deputy Ctarb Fiber S Omni. PA Certificate No. SM Year ol taouanc* IMS Oetcripfon ot Property. LIO LOT It BLK B SOUTH SANFOND PB1FOH. Nomoo m nhrch oooooood: Wtronwi K. McCoy. AS M *o*d property being mM* County at Setavrota. State M Fiend* IJfdhpMi ®ycfi citiftc gluM be >1doomed according to ton, M* property PettrboS M yuch coridtaatodl mb b* to*dto M* County Courthowoa, Sanlord, Florida. *n M* ISM day M Augutt. IMF.at 1100 am Payment of SM* lo*. M bo paid by Mo taddor at the tel* Pub u-.___ M an mount equal to live Mgp’ etl b*d le due mMui 14 hour* otter Me advertHad tune ot Me Mta. AUpayment* yhabbeca*N or guaranteed molmmont, mod* payable to Mo Ctarb ol M* Cut ud Court. Oatad Mn tain day at Juty. IMF. Heal) MARYANN! MONIt CLINK OP THI CIRCUIT COUNT SIUINOLC COUNTY. Florida Ly MicheUt L i<*rO Deputy ClOtk PubbtFi July aa. aa. and Augutt*. II. IMT MO-ITO TO: BAMMIB JCNOMB BtSBBTT1 am DXOHAH BNADY■ISBBTTB, Od known Md Mrougw. under or Ogtmot BAM* MIB JCNOMB BtBMTTB and O'LOAAH BNAOY-BISSBTTf ■1IS. tsi 1SBF you era nquued t* oar** ■ copy at yum nniton Baton***. 4my.Nb.tn OLBN I. OOLOBINO. CSOUINI, Attornoy tat Ptomtdt, tilt Bricked Avenue. Smt* CM. Miami. Florida Milt an or batata MUty (SO) day* bom Mu dtae ot Mu tint pubdtahon at Mtanobcu and RMMa Court *Meruit* a datum nta NOTE PURSUANT TO THS PAR OSBt COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARf ADVIIE0 THAI IMS UW FMM IS OSIMSO TO Bl A OSBT COLLECTOR ATTtMPTMO TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY PttORMATiON OBTAMSO WILL M USED FOR THAI PURPOSE WITNESS may hand and tael at Wd ceurl at Senteid. Florida an but 4M day ot AUOUST. IMF ICucuR Cowl So**) MANYANNf MONIt At Clerk, Cuttat Court BY Cacoha V (hern HWMf MRTYMTIS CUW W OOtFT. NOUM M U L M irA NOTtCB ■ HBNBBV OtVBN. ■> T S 0 PtadartNi at Seuta at Bm tat* NOW ACCEPTING YOU AM HBNBBV NOTWND Mot an otttantar tar y tr|---- - im PR Sfc. LOT B, BLOCK I. MONTH ONLANOO tNO AOCHIION, ACCONOMO TO THB PUT THBNIOP AS NICONOBO IN PUT BOOK tl. PAOCS U. M. AND ST. PUBLIC MCONOS OP SBUMOLS COUNTY, PLOMOA Ortando * Winter Park 407/831*0903 H tta d M M d R I Pay«Uybi dtytyew*4npaNIMM - Cm »-m ir- LBQ L O T ^ * l W BLK 0 OCAOUMS Tweed**»ru Pitaw'I HeentheOeyI fttadta ttNemFndey AOJUBTEMIETB ANO C M O ITS i M Md *v**4 at Nt srtw bt ■ NwSdntatdHstNdmibeieepanaNi wtd*niyM Bia*m em *lBta*a*i*<i at M* meet Front County Sowterd. Pi on Mo SM day ot 1M7.Mtt.MAJI. Payment ot Seta too. and neardm* tat tr* ntb 1 11 ______ Snoff r a S r H A B T Mb coM am tOOOt d M B Ftat but m a taibem temp* F u ­ s t 77 aa S n B v to ts ro N S S F IMF. payoblt to Mo Ctarb ot tauN Court Mm ISM day at jm*. CLSRR OF THB CMICUIT COUNT SBMN40U COUNTY, PLOMOA |C. ^ S th BSm 7 N t b tM ^ H 21 MO ^ Ltgal Notlctt — fT i ------------- NOTICI IB MBRBBY OtVBN. tadt P L W Pt Ltgal Hottest IS. II. IS.SN. <914 m m istati op DOROTHY S TAVION CourtRouo*. Ml N Part Avenue. tuN* NMI. Bmdord. Florida atm, w Meet Bee day* tmt W M M h satTi i-aaB-SM-STM l -Md SM STTS m NO Florida DSM-IM tt. 1*. IMF taoTica m Mai TSO PROPSNTItS OP SOUTH PLOMOA. Me I Med tarn certdutrert) tar a le* Tba certdie*•* yeerftl at deecnpltan et M* i much r nut Dttcnptron et Preparty. LIO LOTS S * S BUT ■ PBANL LAKE HUGHtS. 1STADO PB A POM Name* ta much ataeuiiS Reran lend, leetnce H. Lenta County •• Ftandi c uetoouch certtacetott) crrtUtcerect) ndl be tatd lb M* 4*mmete County CourMeuee. on M* IlM d*y m i. it tt os am bta docurnemery elamp Urn and rucardmg taet or* i I* be paid by Me I* Fud j luMlo Me etl tad n due nrtam IS erier mo odrortitod w t ot Pio oata. ah paymentt •• guaranteed PMdo pm obit ta Ma Ctarb at M* Cmud Court Oatad mw ISM day *• JMy. tSSF MARTANHS MORM ClIRK OP THI Circuit court SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by M.ch*He L SHro Deputy Clerk Pbtadh Juty II. yg, and Augutt I. II. IMT DSO-IST APPttOATMN F«N TAX NOTICa IB HBNBBV Mat FUNS At CSTBN/DM*S ASIOC ATTN: MtCHAIL MAN* MNO (PL asgt), MO Med tout cortdicoteM tar a tea Oeed ta be uttat moreen tr* cenriicete number(t) am yetr(n el tatuente. Me detcription et the prepertyL end Me named) m ntuch R nee prtur^tetaep A D S »*t M* CNy et hotd a Pubbc tlSBT.ai Tt *arequeuebumCroatant Wtimiieo. j math m >hettaUan Me I INT MSOUNCSA *IC. TRACT I. A PORTION QP SBCTtON T, TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. NAHOS M BAST. MtNNOLS COUNTY. PiOMOA BBbtO MOWS PUTCUI AS FOLLOWS I AT THB NONTHWBST CONNS* OP TRACT *A* OP I. ACCONOMO TO THB PUT THBNBOP A* ) M PUT BOON SA FtaBBB M THHOUBH Bt OP THB _____ Lf COUNTY PLOtNGA BAIO J ONTM BABTBM.VBMNT^PriBAV IMS OP MTBR. STATS S ISTATS ROAD east MM BBMO ON A CUNVf CONCAMB SOUTHBABTBBLY NNVtNO A NAOKJSOP SAM M PBST, A CMOBO OP sat M PBBT ANO A CHORD BU MBO OP N t**M'M*f; OP TRACT ’A’. 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I'm certain that every med­ ical advice columnist since Um begin ning of history has periodically been quizzed about masturbation And. at least in this ceatury. the responses have seldomvaried. Masturbation is not harmful or wrong It is a natural, universal acthd ly In which people have probably engaged since the dawn of rivilisation I'm reminded of the youth's classic response to the myth that masturba tlon causes blindness “Can I do it until I need glasses’ " he retorted I'm aware of past prohibitions against seif pleasuring and I respect antimasturbation provisions In most religious tests It is not my role or intent to make value Judgments about whether masturbation is unclean in the eyes of God However, from a 20th century med teal perspective. I can assure you that this activity in no way affects mental or physical health In my view, more harm has resulted from the guilt of masturbation than from the act itself Masturbation gets us la touch with our feeling*, botes us to team about our bodies, safely releases tension, and dorsal hurt anybody rise If more people masturbated, we would likely have much less venereal disease and far Irwer unwanted pregnancies Also, to paraphrase Philip Roth, when mas lurbsUng. you don't have to took your very brst AD Hus Is a rather saucy and light hrarted reply to your questions Masturbation is OK. don't worry about Helpingpartner helpsyoutoo ■y Phillip Alder Many bridge players have prido. They bate looking stupid, even when their partners err After thia deal. 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Esperts play that a double ia Ibis situation is a game try It asks partner to bid three spades with a minimum, jump to tour spades with a maiimum. and guess well when middling West lad the heart ace five, two, »U She continued with the heart Mag □ n □ n � 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, 1997 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, August 12, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1997; <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/3cd8d565b84cf1ac48ac37ededa0f205.pdf 42f4fb410d8358e42858ada3f6d86bb7 PDF Text Text TUESDAY N o ve m b e r 18. 1997 Serving ton ford, Lake Mary and tamlnola County tinea 1f0t Saying goodbye Chuck Best Is shown, carter, w«h Twiggy, the wa­ ter-skiing squirrel, at Park on Park n Sanford. High school proposes outdoor gun range OVIEDO • A proposed outdoor shooting range at Oviedo High School artfi be among the artion items at today's Seminofo County school board meeting. Having outgrown Its current Indoor facility, the Naval Ju n io r Reserve Officer Training Corps to asking the board to approve an ex­ panded range for Its m arksm anship program. T h e program h a s grown tremendously since It was activated here In 1993.* said Col. J o ­ seph F. Nardo. head of the NROTC at the school. Of the 254 ra d rts In the NRTOC, 75 are en­ rolled tn the m arksm anship program, which has been ranked fourth among 486 In the Twiggy, to ths dsSght of young and oM. Chuck Best, 49, was gentle, creative, and died a hero ■y RDM WHITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Charles 'Chuck* first trained squirrels to water ski. made children laugh, played the organ at his roller skating rink and at church, flew a plane, fixed alm ost everything, rode with the Florida Highway l*utrol and died trying to savr a life. He Is lovingly described by faintly und friends a s a grown man who delighted people with his gentle ways, creative talents and childlike enthusiasm . He trained a squirrel named Twiggy to water-ski and trained a chimpanzee to roller-skate. He showed a l­ most everyone how easy It Is to smile. In a sendee on Thursday, hundreds are ex­ pected to pay their last respects to Best, a 49-year-old Sanford resident who died S atu r­ day afternoon on the Wrklva River while saving the life of his 85-yrar-old stepfather. Joseph Tleeonl who fell off a houseboat. The heroic rescue was typical of the life Best led • sacrificing himself tn the face of danger. An auxiliary trooper with the Florida SANFORD • The Seminole County Board of County C om ­ m issioners Is holding a w ork­ shop today to determine the best of three sites proposed to house Its Environmental Serv­ ices stsff. The Environmental Services building Is being acquired by the Florida Department of Transportation for an exten­ sion of the OrecneWay (Toll Road 417). The staff must va­ cate by January. 1998. The county's proposed purchase price Is $1,680,000 of which • I.016.000 must be utilised for capital expenditures relating to the utility because the facility was purchased from water and sewer bond proceeds. The three proposed sites that are being discussed at today's workshop Include the newly renovated, historical Welaka Building at 114 West First Street tn Sanford. The other two sites are the Reflections Building on Lake Mary Boulevard, where the county’s Directors Office and Engineering are presently housed and the county- owned Florida and Light building Middle schools to hold open houses for magnet programs SANFORD _ Sanford and Lakrvlrw middle sellouts will host magnet program open houses for students and p a r­ ents Interested In their mag­ net program cunrtculums that will be open to all Seminole County students tn August 1998. The Sanford Middle School Math. Science, and Technol­ ogy Magnet Open House Is scheduled for 7 p.m., T ues­ day. Nov. 18. In this magnet program, students will be In­ volved In a project-baaed c u r­ riculum focusing on Investi­ gation and discovery. New facilities, which are currently under construction. will house state-of-the-art math and science laboratories and technology rich classroom s as well as a music suite for the band and chorus programa. The Lakeview Middle School Fine Arts. Communi­ cation. and Foreign Language Wei Wei and the American dream He scores goals but needs a home • f B U M W H ITS Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Wei Wei Yin from Jilin. China, has learned a great deal about America tn the short Itme he has been here. His English Is Improving greatly each day. So is his appreciation of the American culture. He's made friends with his classm ates at Seminole High School and la bring counted on County’s 3 choices for space Herald Staff Writer country and first In Florida, according to Nardo. *It'a a very popular.* he aatd. T h u u an avenue for getting cadets to college through marham anahlp scholarships. Last year, we had a cadet get in with a three year scholar­ ship.* Currently operating out of a converted greenhouse at the CMedo campus. the firing range accommodates five stations where c a ­ dets practice for two to three hours, four tim es a week under adult supervision. Cadets fire 177 millimeter pellet gum . similar to a pum p action rifle, from 10 m eters sway. Nardo said The school h as 10 target guns. The proposed new * te . featuring 29 stationa. which would need to be reno­ vated. "We've got three vrry costefficient short term opportuni­ ties - each with unique advan­ tages and disadvantages." said Commission Chairman Randy Morris. *"WeVe got to make the decision because the other building will be coming down early in 1988." The Welaka Building has a p ­ proximately 7.100 square feet of office space and Is one block away from the Seminole County Courthouse. Extensive work and monies liave been expended to bring It to Its cur­ rent condition. yvar-oig Yfri by specch/draraa coach Ja n e Epps. *1 went to her classroom to meet Wet Wet (pronounced Way Way), and we tried to com m u­ nicate by gtvlng m essages on this portable translating device he had." Sawyer said. "When this didn't work, we Just started talking to each other. It was quite simple. Wet Wet asked If he could be on the soccer tram. He had played In China since he was threeyears-old. * ‘I told him when we would practice and what time for him to join us.* Sawyer said, 'lie 's been doing Just fine. Hell be on the vanity. The kids tike Wei Wei and he’s getting to know (hem better each day. He's a very Intelligent young man and a good athlete." Wet Wers greatest need Is to find a home to. stay while he completes his year at Seminole High School, lie’s on a 10month program sponsored by ICES (The International Cul­ tural Exchange Service). *We need a host family for Wet Wet." said Eva Flrloa from ICES. T h e original host fsmlly Is not able to continue because of financial and health difficul­ ties." Flrloa said. "We thought we had another family k n e d u p but this did not work.'* Sawyer said that he la going to ask some of the youngsters on the soccer team if tbclr p a r­ ents would allow Wet Wet to ttve at their home. "We didn't know until a few days ago that this was a problem. We thought arrangem ents had loliday tour of his toric homes Rogers brings Victorian era to life in Martin House The Sanjunl Historic Trust's Ninth Annual Holiday 7bur of llom et u-tfl be M d Sofurrtny nnrf amday. Ore. g and 7 Awn noon ter tg S piov. The tour begins at the Oilhiral Arts DuOdtng at the corner oj Fifth Street and Oak Avenue. TVkets are $12 per person and pro­ ceeds beng/U renovation grants award by the trust to hornet *t the Sanford Historic District Several homes on the lour w 0 be show­ cased ft coming uwrks ft the San­ ford Herald. By JZAftA HUGHES Herald Correspondent SANFORD • You could call It love at first sight. Fred Rogers knew he would have the house on Park Avenue from the very first Ume he saw It. That wsa tn 1992. It took almost four years, but Rogers' vision has come true. Rogers moved from Minnea­ polis to Ortando to escape the cold weather. In 1992 Rogers and his friend Stephen Pritchard cmme to Sonfbni to see The Montezuma Hotel be- S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E C.-ill 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �: fuk Don’t let bacteria ruin your holiday celebration Camylobacter. Is the leading cause of foodbome Illness In the United States. A recent front page story in The Nru> VorJt Times, alerts th e public lo the dangers of this bacteria, reporting that 'unlike salm onella, which scientists are learning how to control, cam pylobactrr continues lo baffle them because they have been unable to make a deni tn lls pervasiveness.* A random sampling conducted by the Minnesota Health Department found that 79 percent of the chickens and 58 percent of the turkey* were contam inated with Campylobacter. With Thanksgiving hist around the com er, th is Is the prime time to alert the public on how to protect themselves. khwppiag: To reduce cnmn-cunUinUiatlon. do not let raw m eats and poultry touch other foods tn shopping cart or grocery bag. P u p a rlag: W ash hands and disinfect surfaces and cooking equipment before preparing food and after contact with row m eats and poultry to avoid cross-contam ination. O—k ing: Cook red meat until It Is brown Inside 1100 degrees F) and poultry until Juices run clear (180 degrees F). ■ srvlag: Do not serve cooked food In d ishrs that have been tn contact wtth raw meats, poultry or seafood. O t m t a f Use an antibacterial kitchen cleaner to help kill and prevent th e spread of E. coll, a major cause of foodbome Illnesses, such as E. coll, salmonella an d camvlobactrr. • Clean and disinfect "hot rones* frequently. Including refrigerator door handle, sink faucet, stove knobs and countertops. W frhtfto k d M q r season an d cooter wea ther Just around the iroer. naar la th e ttzne to be thanking about fire safety tip* to otqet you and your family. T ba f o l k s . Sanford Fire Departm ent. wtB conduct a free fire Jety d a a a for the pubBc on w hat la new In lira safety, m q r safety tip* an d g o an u w n k s of th e lira departm ent. The d a a a will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 19 a t the ucceaa By 9tx portable rlsaarw im located on the C rooms tadrm y camp u s located a t 2300 W. 19th Street. Sanford. There will be refreshm ents and door prizes. For more form ation, call (407) 903-8027. note Education Association-Retired meets the third o f each mon th a t 10 a m a t 404 West 25th Street Novembers m eeting la W ednesday. Ntnr. IB at 10 S e bring non-perishable food Items for a Thanksgiving for th e needy. If you cannot attend this meeting, please food I t e m to the 5 L A office building at 404 West m e t tn Hanford prior to Nov. 19. group to open to all retired t esc her* of Seminole *.*’•'..V!i Lake Mary girl stars on the water One minute, sh e's (lying through the air. dipping, twisting and risking her neck over alligator-infested water*. The next minute, Leake Kent Is just a typically shy 10thgrader silting with her m other at her kitchen table In Lake Mary. Leslie Is a nationallyacclaimed w akeboardrr who has been featured In m aga­ zines, makes, let's Just say, a lot more than a burger dip p er In endorsem ents alone and a girl with more golden hardware than the set of Tbat Time. She la ranked second n a ­ tionally among professionals and third world-wide m a sport that Is growing as quickly aa any new sport In the world. Wakeboarding should be fa­ miliar to anyone who watched last year's X-Oamca. a compe­ tition of extreme sports that la •o n of an Olympics for. well, extreme sports. The premise Is simple: There Is a board, not m uch longer than a really long skateboard with two footholden. (Well stay away from wakeboarding's term s such as tantrum s, sc a re ­ crows and frontside front d ip s and try to keep this In lay­ m an's term*). While on the board, you are attached fay a rope wtth a tri­ angular handle to a boat, and the rest ta up to the sth lrtr. If you don't mind doing som er­ saults. twists, backfups and just about contorting your body tn any way possible while a t ­ tached to a speedboat, then wakeboarding la for you. *lf you're good a t It. you just are,* Leslie said. "You have to be daring and you c a n t be seared to try anything. J u s t have fun.* Oh yeah, then there's the al­ ligators. It seem s th at to prac­ tice for competitions, (here are you arc really good and fall, you arc out of It but If you don't UU. It's rosy to Improve your ranking.’ The wakeboarding com m u­ nity h as noticed. She h as been featured extensively In m aga­ zines and was dubbed one of wy for a 16-yrarataited attending ' ' l :| _ trir . ; Z ^M - ■-S" *i •**] , - a’- ’ ..... M U « ^ ...... TMaan year eM Laafia Kant la a normal lOtvgmda aftjdmf al lift* Mary Mgfi School. Thai la. whan s h s s no! tying through tia Mr m • world dam wakdiaardir. fricredfely anough, eha'» only baan ccmpaMng in tta sport for times that the w aters may be the home to some gators and that doesn't mean Strve Spur­ rier. T h e only thing that really scares me are the gators.* said hr mom. Sandra Kent. *t cringe and It really rattles me when she's Jumping in the air 10 fret high and there are alligators under her but she always lands on l»er feet.* Leake started tn the sport Just over a year ago when sh e attended a water sports ra m p tn Orlando. She has always been a surfer and an accom ­ plished skateboarder so sh e was eager to try wakeboarding. It didn't take long before the guv who became her coach - Charley P atlrrson - told S an ­ dra that her daughter could make a lot of money tn wake­ boarding. Her father. Larry, got a boat and soon, Leslie was entering competltiona all over the country after finishing m a r the top tn many Onando events. Trips this past summer Included Sacram ento, Calif.. Portland and Dallas, and she finished first In the Florida XCup com petition. Although she Is ranked sec­ ond nationally, behind Tina f k a t i g t r , who also lives In Lake Mary, she h as beaten P ta aing r r before and Is keep­ ing a d o a r eye on her national T h e ra aren’t many profes­ sional women.* Leslie said. 'If La»t w nm n. Leslie w as h e a d in g lo r G eorgia w hen s h e an d so m e of h e r w a k e b o a rd rr frien d s decided It w as tim e for a p ra c tic e m n . Leslie h a s b e e n a sk e d to h e lp out a n d give a d vice at a w ater s p o r ts c a m p a n d feme w an ted to p ractice. A few m in u te s la te r, sh e la n d e d on h er head, auflrrtng a concuaslon and had to be revived by one of her friends who happ rnrd to be there. N w as a scary moment, but ■ Leslie stlU made It to the camp. It I s n t the only ln |u ry I-falle tias suffered. f o r w m r o n r who m ak es .» th in g oil of her b.ila n ctn g sk ills, (h ere wan th e time sh e fell dow n sim ply ru n nlng u p som e s te p s six! b ro k e h er n o se. StlU. she sh e uusually su ally to land on her fret. J when It comes to school work at Lake Mary High School. She used lo participate with the. Drama Club but lime constraints have proven to be too much. Instead, she Jimi concentrates on wakeboarding and Iter Honor Rolf statu s at the school. The future? That's a s up In the air a s It Is to any 10thgrader but. then again. Leslie Kent spends most of her tim e In the air. Former students honor teacher at luncheon •It'S hard to give a man credit for making you a strong black WEATHER BBTeoNomm ito w m n g M B a m IfTATHTlCt The high tem perature tn Sanford Monday was 72 de­ grees and the overnight low waa 56. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m.. Tuesday touted .00 Inches. Here are th e winning lu m ­ bers selected on Monday In the Florida Lottery; high: 10:34 a.m.. 10:57 p.m.. low: 4:04 a.m.. 4:47 p.m. Now im y ra a Baash: high: 10:39 a.m .. 11:02 p m . low. 4:09 a.m., 4:52 p.m.. Coca* Bsaek: high: 10:54 a.m .. 11:17 p.m.. low: 4:24 a.m., 5:07 p.m. Rtpubiic »*r| Nrwspaptn. Inc. me what 1 am today.* said Tati P. Telfair who attended the recognition luncheon for Clarence Childs, vice president for student affair* at BethuneCookman College. The mission w as top secret and organizers were successful tn surprising the honoree. *It w as a great surprise. 1 never expected anything like this,* Childs said later. *1 had a chance to see a lot of students I had not seen tn a while. 1 had no Idea I had m ade this type of Impression on the students.* Clarence N. Childs grew up tn Lakeland and ta a form er resident of Sanford. Even b e­ fore he attended Florida A fr M University, he was a scholar, a sta r athlete and a popular guy. He waa a member of the Na­ tional Honor Society, set rec­ ords In baseball and football and was chosen a s Homecom­ ing King In h is senior year a t Rochelle High School. In col­ lege he continued his athletic career, setting records In track and football. Childs was the first athlete from Lakeland to play In the NFL. He played with the New York Giants, and the Chicago Bears and In 1964 he ted the NFL In kick-off returns. His wile. Jessie, said they have a wonderful marriage be­ cause they work together aa a team. T h a t's the secret, being a team.* Jessie Childs said, *1 am a good listener, his beat confidant and he Is also very supportive of me and my c a ­ reer. Jessie Childs Is the principal a t Palm Terrace Elementary tn Daytona Beach. Clarence and Jessie were m onied tn 1971 and she said she la. "very proud to have had this rela­ tionship with him Ihrougfrout the years.* Jessie Childs ta a native a t Alachua. Fla., and a graduate of Bcthune-Cookman College. The Childs have two children, Eric and Clarice, and three grandchildren. Telfair, a 1994 graduate, ta a teacher in Fort Lauderdale. She waa one of several former BOA presidents who cams back to the college during Homecoming week ta honor Childs, who la now In hla 29th year a t B-CC. Gerald Yancey, d a a a a t *89. helped to organize the event along with other members of the alumni. *1 thought It was time to tell Mr. Childs how m uch we appreciate hla lead­ ership.* Yancey said. ’Because of hla presence, we are able to make a better life, we are b e t­ ter people.* Yancey Is em- ■During her rem arks a r the luncheon Maflui thanked Childs for doing the tough things like bring the only a d ­ m inistrator at the pre-dawn dances; for prohibiting hazing on campus: for sending s tu ­ dent* home after the food fight tn the cafeteria and for letting the SGA have the experience of planning activities that he knew were destined to fall. 'Mr. Childs’ contribution lo B-CC can not be m easured In words,* Martin concluded. ’But only tn tl»e Uvea of the students who have been enriched, guided and lifted to a com ­ mendable level of moral and C hristian responsibility.* Martin, class of ‘83. was the first female to head the SGA in the history of the college. She la an elementary school teacher tn Miami. Bernard Gary, a 1963 gradu­ ate. said Childs had a reputa­ tion for being friendly and open lo new ideas. 'H e made my experience a t B-CC a very positive one. We are still good friends.* Gary said. Oaiy majored In accounting. He now owns a Subway fran­ chise In Fort Lauderdale. Motivational speaker Milton Creagh waa the SGA president for the 1978-79 academic year. Clarsnca Chads (front confer) posas wth format SGA prasidsnts: Jamas Griffin (from fell). OoraM Yancoy. Tort P. Tattatr. Milton Creagh, T. Etoon Martin. Barnard Grey and Konnoffi Johnson. Ful Card simulcasting from FL. CA, KY, NY. 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Lake Mary, waa arrested Friday by Lake Mary without violence _________ pulled over after officer noticed Mo left headlight out Marco Jordan. 31. of t i l l Palmetto Are., Sanford, waa arreated Friday by Seminole I County deputies. Jo rd an waa charged with disorderly Intoxi­ cation. restating with violence and possession or conaumotfon prohibited. Report said that Jo rd an waa drinking a b re r m from of police officer. Report alao said that Jo rd a n hod to be physically re­ strained. 33. of un- Circle. Report said that Al) tcock allegedly concealed a ahlrt underneath the ahtrt that h r waa stealing. Thfftfttg iMtf IftlAll Julian Wimberly. 33. of 1017 Locust Are., Sanford, was a r rested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Wimberly was charged with aggravated assault and battery and a m b le d at hla residence. Wimberly la ac­ cused of hilling a victim three tim es In the face and then putting a handgun and th reat­ ening to klU victim with It. Terry Endleott. 38. of 2901 Elm Are.. Sanford, waa a r­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Endleott waa charged with battery and arrested at residence. Endleott Is accused of choking and hitting her boyfriend. P tis h lflfl la u w ij anu a i u a u u w rm * drncc. Lake area accused of pushing boyfriend an d kicking him In the fega. officer's Curtis WUttama. 40. of u n ­ known residence, waa arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Williams waa charged with possession of drug p arap h er­ nalia and possession of crack cocaine. Williams eras a r ­ rested In the 1100 block of West 13th Street. During a “patdown". officer found above said Items In Williams' shirt pocket. PIftordftrty conduct Je a n Branch S3, of 460 Autumn Oaks PI., Lake Mary, waa arrested Friday by Lake Mary police. Drench waa charged with disorderly con­ duct and resisting without vio­ lence and arrested at her home. Report said that Drench allegedly tried to re­ move her daughter, who had |uat been arrested, from the patrol car. Wife struck Jo se Salinas, 33. of 2109 Hartwell Aw.. Sanford, area a r ­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Salinas area charged with battery and arrested at hla residence. Salinas la ac­ cused of pushing and striking wife In the chest area. Brother charged Simone Drench, 10. of 469 Autumn Oaks PI.. U k c Mary, was arrested Friday by Lake Mary police. Branch ares charged with battery an d a r ­ rested at h er residence. Drench Is accused of hitting her brother several times with her flats and hands. Paying for gaaoilna Frank Oartmand. 35. of 1107 W. 10th St.. Sanford, area a r­ rested Friday by Sanford poQartm and was charged >lretail theft and arrested in i 800 8 block of South French Avenue. Oartm and allegedly drove off without paying for « S h irt c o n c e a le d Warren Aflicock. 31. of 1568 Etfucne Dr.. Casselberry, area arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Alllcock area charged with retail theft and arrested In the 300 block of Townc Center TALLAHASSEE-As a result of a PSC Investigation. FlorIda s consum ers who have been billed unknowingly for collect calls from an automated solici­ tation. under the name 'Lottery Disbursements.* will receive credits. • Srif-mato imllmMift R i m to fctnry of Florida I kat gives m e rit hiskirtd thews*! ifeiUn to irid M is | Honda. CVdoradu. Vrrmosl aad T tu i to bay m l Mato. iK T iS M ii m i AcraaRj * cry 9 u n Whitney, a m l Mate miltranaira unci aye 27, u y i I anyone can cask * h |h |k l now beeawed w aw MKRdibly •matt time to buy meone-producm| m l citato The billing resulted when consumers, receiving a rati from a Arm Identifying Itself as "Lottery D isbursem ents* pressed *|* on their telephones tn response to the computergenerated call. ComNet. the company which billed the rails, has agreed to Issue credits to all Florida consum ­ ers who were billed for the rails. The credit wilt be Issued within two billing eyries on the consum er's local telephone bill. Nrtf Dag Program Whitney Hat tchnlulol tit tenunan in the Orlando area I (among other c io n ) where he »aM« to buy properties lie will thow mtereoad ares rrtntontt how and nhai to took tor | Mifcr Area noth thofHichcdnlcd November I IP through 2tP. He will ihen pat up all the cash tor qualifying ptuprrtict |and tpht the profitt up to 50-50. Proof TIM h Works - I f . a drcam-ciune-iruer tayt Heidi Dtchman of Coloi rado Springv a young tingkmum.'i went tothctominar and joined the Bml Dug network I found a 24-unit building, and Mr Whitney gate tnc S53.0OO to purchase it Together we made a SI 15.ono profit' People would hate to be ersey nut | to at leatt go tee how thia works' "We are pleased to have a s ­ sisted In the Investigation of this fraudulent act and to be able to assure consum ers that they will be reimbursed." PSC Chairm an Ju lia Johnson said. 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H arris waa charged with expo­ sure of sexual organa and a r rested In the 1600 block of West 13th Street. Officer o b ­ served Harris urinating on a stall. M*0 p , Ryan Colgate. 20. of Sanford Court. Sanford, area arrested Friday by Sanford police. Col­ gate area charged with p o sses­ sion of cannabis under 20 gram s and possession of drug paraphernalia. Colgate area arrested at the com er of 26th Street and Park Avenue. San­ ford Q U A D , squad made the arrest. . 3 *’•« n^Vur ywav If •> - > —* OdOtodi Hto, #(4, ' <«• * ^ 'j. • ** S \ *, Incidents Currency totaling 8129. charge and bank cards and a drivel's license wss stolen Fri­ day In the 2200 block of Park Avenue. A leather Jacket, Jewelry and two belt buckles were stolen Sunday In th e 3000 block of Holly Avenue. Property atdlm totaled 1900. Property Including a 94 .22 mag Winchester (worth 81230) was stolen Saturday In the 1200 block of Weal 20th Street. 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Ambassador, Jeans movement ha* been embarrassed by Kirkpatrick, and farmer Ambassador WILLIAM A. a 'harp Arts ton of opinion on the sub to CMm James U h y . aa wefl as i jert of trade with China RUSHER stridrnt critics of *huiinesa as usual* Important 'pokesmen and institu as Um aforementioned Gary Bauer. lion* — most notably the immensely influential Heritage Foundation — Hodri. and Free Congress Foundstl have argued that using trade policy aa president M id CEO Paul Weyrich a weapon to try to force Beijing to im­ Altogether, It prominent conserva­ prove its dismal record in the Held of tives signed Dm statement Of course, 'human rights* Is at best futile and at wont counterproductive those tortlwr out in bath drsettaws me The editors of the Other leading conservatives, such as W< Gary Bauer of the Family Research firmly hrhiding Ute Impscl of any trad* with China Council and the Weekly Standard, have produced fay stave labor. I insisted that America has no business aging trade with the many Onus can much; sad. at the other treating as an ordinary trading part trolled by the People's Liberalise the Ktorini net a regime that has killed and Jailed Army On the critical Issue of sharing dissident*, persecuted many thou­ high tech secrets, the statememt de­ evidently thought Dm sands of Christiana h r their religion, clares that "U3. licensing require­ too tough o a k s ' and profited from the sweat of slave ment* on eiport of existtag to Begtog. supercomputers and sensitive toefrNaturally fa t s Personally I have leaned, and still nologtm which can facilitate China's lean, to the latter view. Aa the late Pres­ mihtary modernisation must b t tight- oncopttoa of Uto Wa didn't evon bother to i ident Chung Ctung kuo of the Repub­ rmu u m pip­ lic of China on Taiwan once said to me, In addition, the statement forthrightits of eonaenratlfps. It "If America doesn't stand far freedom, ly demands th a t Hong Rons maintain what does it stand far*' I don't think control over its own economic, social, seems, jurt don't have enough bog to 'profits' is much of an answer and political order," and wa But this. aeaothefaea, to a I But there are conservatives of unas­ “The US, must maintain the i sailable integrity on both sides of the capacity and will to resist any uaa of to which the arise sad l issue, so it was good news that former force or any other type of cocrttoa that Attorney General Edwin Meese and would Jeopardise the security or social others have taken the trouble to and economic system of the people of but It would almost eertaiahr Just strengthen the baud of Um m to the hammer out a statement that has won Taiwan* in impressive measure of sssent from WHat are moot remarkable, howev­ notable conservatives in both camps er, are the names of those who tia the United States The t Entitled "Statement of Principles on their personal capacities) signed this may came, bet tor the China Policy.' it should make it pos­ statement They indude. In addition to sible for all but the most uncompro­ Edwin J. Feulner J r , president of Uto mising conservatives to close ranks on Heritage Foundation, such prominent this subject — and thereby increaae geopolitical realists aa President l ISSTKKWVArat SfiW Homo M SH fliU been confirmed but they hadn't *DfCQa ----M Because of a bad situation. Wei Wei baa encountered >difficulties getting to practice, "tt'e not fair w hat's happening to fttlo young man.* said High Athletic Director Power*. T h e kids lore fa death. We’re aware of hte need h r a bust family. We truly hope help." Epps said that Wet Wet. Juttor. to doing extrem ely wefl in class, that he's Atom ■ very well-educated family. *Hla m other to a physician." sh e h r w otted with the team Friday. Wet Wei Yin talk mi about how he w ants to be a good hoot to Americana when they come to vteM hia country. "1 want to apeak this ell and t want to the culture." Hr aaid he played i hi* soccer tram In China but would like to be a addflekter with the Seminole High School team. Hto conch sold the Seminole County Soccer J a m ­ Wei Yin pri ready to ptoy boree la on Nor. the school*a against 6 a h I on Dec. I. By that tfenr, Eva Ftrios aaid, *we hope Wri Wet to tM ng with ■ hoot family that w htm the beat of American meeting, visitors will have an opportunity to apeak Indi­ vidually to adm inistrator* and teachers and to view choral and dram a present aBona in the m ain lobby. Students at Lakevtcw and Sanford middle schools will have the opportunity to p ar­ ticipate tn the prrInternational Baccalaureate program. Which to designed to prepare students to p a r­ ticipate tn the International Baccalaureate Diploma ProEmm at Seminole High School. Students who p a p tietpatr tn the pre-IB p ro ­ gram at the middle schools win be expected to m aintain a 3.0 (B| grade average. Application Conns for these m agnet’ program s wGl be available at the open house meetings. The application dradttne to Ja n . 30. 1000. Anyone willing to help can rcall n ito n at ICES 14071 677-1087. Magnet— — Magnet Open Houer la achrdulcd for 7 p.m.. T hurs­ day, Nov. 20. SpecialUrd of­ fering* in vocal and Instru­ m ental music, dance, dram a, pre-law. exercise. lift, and the p rr-Intrm atkm al Bac­ calaureate will be dtoru sard. Future architectural plana to support this one-of-a-kind program will be on display. Following the information Range raas h g s 1A driver’s education range. Shooting will be to the east, away from students and school buildings. According to the proposal, the range, which will be situated tn undeveloped areas with target placement 300 m e te n deep, h as been designed with maximum safety con­ cern s T h e re to absolutely no risk of Injury where we want this to be." Nardo aaid. “W eapons are always under a controlled environment. Aa an added safety m easure, he said there will be a visual sweeping of the area prior to any shooting with a 30-mtnute safety briefing p r e ­ ceding the m arksm anship session, which Is always held after school, never during. Regarding recent safety concerns raised by Oviedo City Manager Dene Milligan and the preak Jdent of the Little League, which has a field located I atg scent to the proposed range site. Nardo aaid those fear* have been a s ­ suaged. T h e y were briefed and given a tour,’ he said, adding that the proposed site h a s also been approved by the school board’s Insurance rep­ resentative. Dick Nolle. In the four y e a n , the program h as operated and after more th an 30.000 pellet rounds, not one pellet h as been fired outside the s i r rounding steel trap. Bates of straw act aa an added safety net. he said. In addition, he said, there to no coot associated with the proposed range. to an unnam ed woman's recent _ whether the range vtothe schools' aero weapons policy. O tc d o High School Principal Robert Lundqufat said It appeals to be a lot of to do about nothing, saying th at he saw no difference bet ween the pellet rifles o r a scalpel used tn a biology class or sculpting tools used m an art class. T hto to not a wragan.*,, U m digdat aaid. U fa simply a pellet gun. which la part of the NROTC curriculum, used to enhance m arks­ m anship abilities. It's perfectly safe and given all the facts. I feel comfortable with the range being at the school.* School board chairm an Sandy Robinson, who to familiar with the NROTC at Oviedo, M id she supported the program and the proposed range. T h e entire program to just wonderful," Ro­ binses* said. *1 don't have a problem with this.* Both Lundqulst and Nardo will attend the school board meeting at 7 p.m. at the Educa­ tional Support Center. 400 E. Lake Mary f Sanford. MORTON KONDRACKE ■ Pols pander to education extremists Republicans carry an albatroaa marked 'extremism' that’s only p i ­ ling heavier as the party —pressured by iu right wing - mows to kill Pres­ ident Clinton’s plan for national edu­ cation testing. Chnton and his follow Democrats de­ serve ss much oc more public oppro­ brium for their opposition to all forma of private school choice, but they have the political advantage of not bearing the extremism aibitrois. Ideally, Republicans and Democrats should unite on a plan that would permit both testing and experiments In school choice. Both parties could reap political rewards by poising mea­ sures that would improve the quality of the nation's school* Instead, how­ ever. the parties are atudi in Ideolog­ ical ruts, with moderates on both sides forced to bend to the demands of hard­ liners. The conflict could lead Clinton to veto the entire 077 billion Labor11HS Education appropriations bill, which would be an extreme act hut mw that he'd probably get away with po­ litically. (I confess to a conflict of interest here. The Labor-HHS bill contains s significant Increase in funding for the National Institutes of Health and Parkinson's disease research specifi­ cally. which I'm personally interested in and which might be eliminated if the bill is vetoed.) MORTON KONDRACKE Democrats so *d*m*ntly opposed national testing, however, that the plan went nowhere until Clinton revfand the Idea this year and made U the key­ stone of his education policy. Clinton ptonajuat two national teata, lor reading in the fourth grade and math in the eighth, but now it's the Republicans who are going to war over It Rep. William doodling, R Pa., chair­ man of the House Education and the Workforce Committee, represents one strain of GOP opposition not too dif­ ferent from that of the Democrats in 1M1. A former school superintendent he echoes the education «si»mi»iumiii _ Including the teachers unions —in op­ posing more testing when the re­ sources could be used to upgrade lilfllQggB garbing Advocates of national testing argue, however, that no rehafale national mea­ sure of student achievement exists and that private tests used by various states are not comparable. Among Republicans, education policy is so divisive that it momentar­ ily reignited call* for the head of House Yet another strain of GOP opposi­ Speaker Newt Gingrich. R G a, until tion. token up with a vengeance by be repudiated a perfectly reason, hard Une conservatives, is based on compromise on the testing issue the fair that national testing will lead Ironically, national testing t* a Re­ to a national curriculum “dictated* by publican idea first advanced by Pres­ the Deportment of Education, ident Bush's Education secretary, Proponents of the tests reply that Lamar Alexander, aa a means of giving parents objective measures to use in moih and reading standards ought to holding their schools accountable. be uniformly high across the country, but to make sure the federal govern­ Alexander's America 2000 plan ment Isn't ‘dictating* anything, au­ might have created up to IS national thority over (he testa has been vested teats for fourth, eighth and 12th- in an independent board. gradera in English, moth, history, ge­ ography and science, which states Coascrvativos a n still opossed, would have been free to administer to however, and so Is Goodling. who has their students the added incentive, according to col- loegiwi, of wanting to ward off a Re­ publican primary challenge In David Obey, D-Wla, ranking r on the House appropriations i up with a maenahto that would let the ad • d with tost piant but give Gooding ths power to i its implemswIsHnn. aad the deal I In have the hlssstog el Hawse i GOP lenders leaf weak. anU that If Clinton vetoed the l>ij *- - J* _ _ ----- x■ a Mr a wad ma W C lll u l H B K l The (tool fail it sod GOP away from It, causing House Appro­ priation* Chairman Bob Uvtnptoa, RL a , to storm out of n leadership _ tad loading* other wt Republi­ cans to call lor Gingrich's cs scalp for even ’.-oniidertag a deal. On tha Democratic side, meanwhite, tibcnli oppOM ptibtic sdiool dioics — “charter schools’ — so much that their tooifiiig Democratic advocate, Rap. Tim Roemcr of Indiana, wot denied floor n*— to argue for them Aad three GOP proposals to an■ private school choice — oaa b tba lax system, another by the and a thbd in the District of — fact near-total Demo­ cratic opposition aad presidential vetosa, dsipila ths fact that many poor children art forced to attend unsafe Polls » that U» la dividtad on both jy§jf prf. vala school choice. Fori^ain* percent ding to the tba support lasting, according poll, and' 47 NBQWaO " percent oppaee it Forty- five percent fover giving pertain vouc topay far private wfrwlf sad for quality instead of pandering to their extremes. In this equation. Republicans will suiter, but •o will sdioatdiUdrm (Morton Kondracke it executive editor a/Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hdl) can N SvirA ra o r m n u u assn. T. Charles T. Best, 40. South Elder Road. Sanford, died S a t­ urday. Nov. IS. 1007. Born May 10. 1048 In Sanford he was a lifelong resident. Mr. Best was the former ow ner/operator of Melodce Skating R ink He was a member of Holy Croaa Lu­ theran Church. Lake Mary. He w as a member of the Florida Highway Patrol Auxiliary, the U.S. Army Reserve and the Wtnga of Eagles Flying Chib. He la beat known for training Twiggy, the Water Siding Squir­ rel. Survivor* Include wife. Lou Ann; daughter*. LaLalnte Faith Miller. Sanford. Tabu the An­ nette Beat, Sanford; son, Charles T. Jr.. Sanford: m other and step-father, Emmeline Best and Jo sep h Tic coni, Sanford; slater. Sheets Best Stanley, Sanford. DAVID SEVENS David Bevera. 44. DcBary. died Sunday. Nov. 0. 1907, In Sabine Pass. Texas. Bom In Brownfield, Texas, on Aug. 10, 1963, he moved to Central Florida In 1902. Mr. Bevera was an International and do­ mestic oil field worker and welder. Survivor* Include daughter*. Dawn Marie. Lubbock. Texas, Duaky. Hobbs. N.M., DeSbea, Odessa. Texas; son. Cyle. Odessa. Texas; mother. Mar­ jorie Ell Iff, Tulsa. Okie.; alate n . Vicky Taylor. Sa pulps, Okla., Sandra Lavaller, Lawton. Okie.. Phyllis Wright. Duncan, Okla., Linda Dame. Tufas. Okla.; one granddaughter. Also survived by companion. Terry Bennett. DcBary. Broussard's Mortuary. Beaumont. Texas, tn charge of arrangem ents. EDDIE MAE M O O E S Eddie Mae Brooks. 65. Lang­ ston Drive. Sanford, died fainday. Nov. 16. 1007 at her resi­ dence. Bom on Peb. 16. 1932 In h n y , FIs., she moved to Sanford 36 years ago from Jacksonville. Mr*. Brook* waa a retired custodian for the Seminole County School Board. She eras a Baptist. Survivor* include daughter. Frances E. Washington. Ja c k ­ sonville; son. Kenneth Clark. Sanford: stater*. Carrie Bell Washington. Jacksonville. Bell Bryant. Perry, Fla.; one grand­ daughter. four great­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, tn charge of arrange- Ales Chapman Sr.. ThorrhlU Circle. Oviedo, died Wednes­ day. Nov. 12. 1907. Bom In Ethel, La., he moved to Central Florida In 1969. Mr. Chapm an waa a dietetic cook for the vet­ erans administration. He waa a member of Mission Road COOIC, the D.A.V. and a vet­ eran of the U.3. Army. Survivors Include son. Alex Jr.. Oviedo; daughter Lela Henderson. New Orleans; sla­ ter*. Willie Mac Burton. Marie Payne, both of New Orleans; five grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. Golden’s Funeral Home. Win­ ter Park. In charge of arrange­ ments. Daniel Thomas Powell. 18. D unhunt Court. Longwood, died Sunday. Nov. 16. 1907. Bom In Chicago, he moved to Central Florida from Maryland In 1902. Mr. Powell was a s tu ­ dent at Lake Mary High School where he was a member of the Navy Junior R.O.T.C. and the choir. He was a C hristian. Survivor* Include parents. Jack and Lin: slater, Megan: maternal grandm other. Dolores Stacy. Port SC Lucie. Fla.: p a ­ ternal grandmother. Viola Powell. Dothan. Ala. Baldwin-Fairchild Ookfawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangement*. MADALTN TNUUICX 8COTT Madohm Truluck Scott. 75, Coronado Avenue. Coronado. Calif., died Friday, Nov. 7. 1007. Bom on May 8. 1022. In Ofanta. S.C. she moved to C en­ tral Florida tn 1025 and retired tn Coronado In I960. She waa a member of Pi Bela Phi So­ rority. past president of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and a member of the Ixora Garden Club, all In Sanford. She was an Episcopal. Survivors Include son Date Lee Scott III. San Diego; daughter Dalynn Scott Jensen. Minneapolis. *1*1era, Cecelia Terwtlliger. Starke. Roberts B. Bonham. Fairfax. Va.; four grandchildren. Briaaon Funeral Home, S an­ ford, In charge of arrange­ ments. - — i■ ___________T. FUneral amrlrea far Mr. Cha T. Heal. 40. of Saniocd, who i Saturday, wifi be at t l *.m. Thi !j?F •* Central Baptist Chui 3101 W. First 8L. Sanford, with few. Paul Moyer officiating. In ment will be to Gaklawn P Cemetery. Friend* may call Qramkow Funeral Home Wcdr day from 2 4 and HB pm those who wish, memorial con buttons are aiggested to II Croaa Lutheran Church m.un Fund. 760 Sun Drive. Lake Ur Fla.. 32746. Arrangement* by Oramkow I a s ix i �it, t « r * M neral. j 'A s aad a s R to far people to suddenly h m to aay p o d -b y e to Chuck. M h i i pi to n none a t ua thot he died ■ hero." m M long-time Sanford resident. Doug Stm stom . "Just recently my son waa telling us. 1 hope rm helping someone when I die' - sold h is mother. Emmeline TVconi. 'T hat was Chuckle. It was (the he knew som ething w ss going to h i p p m .* The incident on the Wekhm was terribly sudden. Ur. Tie* a m i was at the rear end o f the houseboat, a new 'plaything* Chuck Deal an d a friend h ad acquired. The Saturday outfrig was supposed to h a re been a fan time lor Best. Ttcconl an d two teen agers • Beat's 15-yearold son. Chuckle, a n d his pal. l4*yrar-old Spencer Green. Emmeline Tier on! sold h er husband accidentally Tell through a gale area a t the rear of p ie boat. C huck Beal waa a t the bow o f the boat and whan he heard the noise and waa aware o f whal h a d happened, he Immediately lum ped Into the w ater to make th e rescue. h ig h .' she said. H e l" I she hod raged h e r y night, and aaked n t to her home to fU d As anything.* sh e wna there In a few id filed the VCR.' . Paul Hover of Holy therm Church said M fcfefcd Beat one of I friends. "We. too. him to hotp when edrd (bung." It oyer day. *1f tt w as a problrm. he (lied It. km and making sure everyone Hoe was having hm. too. He'd d a anything far everyone, 'H e gave me this little re­ mote-controlled boat that even­ tually w as the reason he trained the first Tfatopr (the ■qulnell to w ater aid final k." Lalatnla Miller sold. ‘Som eone Mdded nw dad about getting the boat far hkn siif b u t h e got tt for me. *»•* « m e up with the Idea to ft* * squirrel to water aid after helping to nurse a oqulrrel who had been M. I it member The Banfard Herald doing a story Harrell ACD Offer So Fresh, It ComesVCith A n no Tour r if! j* i * il fore U was demolished. Around the corner from The Mon­ tezuma stood the Martin house. In ItXIS Rogers moved to a house on Elm Avenue In SanRogers' opportunity pre­ led Itself last year when the in house was put u p for le. The Colonial Revival house built circa IU12 for Mrs. A. In. In 1917 the house was to Mrs. Minnie Jones. It Is believe that baseball players. In town for winter camp, may have rented rooms at the house. Oral history of the house abounds. Rogers h as met relatives and others who remember playing In the house a s children. According to one story Minnie Jo n e s' bed frame was too large to At up the stairway so Minnie turned (he front parlor Into h er bedroom. Rogers h a s an extensive professional background In the theater. In addition to being a member of the Board of Direc­ tors for the R lu Theatre he also produces and directs RlU's productions. Using h is expertise, and records arid old photographs, Rogers h as wic- Childs , • if ;"!• <i # r it Mi jin . -(. i i H 'U P r ! c At! d ie cceded In creating a three di­ mensional Victorian act. Ro­ gers la pleaoed with hta 'allcc of history and Victorian charm*. The house was struc­ turally Intact, 'l l had good bone structure, but It needed makeup.* aayo Rogers. The enchanted Journey Into the past begins the moment a visitor ascends the front step*. The Inviting porch might tempt one not to venture further, but It would be a sham e to miss what's Inside. The Ulterior Is elegant and welcoming, iirntahed with antiques pur­ chased from shops In down­ town Sanford. Each room Is decorated to compliment the heritage of the house. Old fam ­ ily photographs add a personal touch to the decor. Rogrra opened the Martin House aa a Bed and Breakfast in October. The house has a comforting, homey feel. *lt‘s like staying overnight at grandm a's house.* says Pritchard who helps Rogers run the Bed and Breakfast. The Martin House will be one of the homes featured during the Sanford Historic Trust 9th An­ nual Holiday Tour of Homes. 1 /4 % bonus on a n ew C D ^ M em bersh ip m our PreferredPrognam fC hecking w ith no m onthly accountfoes* ^ F re e person alized checks ^ C o m b in ed sta tem en t ^ D isco u n ts on in stallm en t a n d hom e equ ity loan s ^ D isco u n ted safe deposit box S v iS A * o r M asterC ard* w ith no a n n u a lje e ^ N o -fe e tradition a l traveler's cheques a n d official checks 3A Crcugh. who cam e from A t­ lanta far the event, said of Childs. 'H e believed tn me. tic was always there tor me.* Crcagh was a business major at B CC. In addition to public speaking, he h as produced several television shows. One program. 'Pumpkin Mon' Is scheduled to be aired next year on NBC. Etdrtna Jo n es, class of *91. presented Childs with a copy of the classic helping hand ' painting which shows the hand of an older m an reaching down to pull up a younger person. She said th is defines Childs’ relationship with hta students. Childs was introduced at. the Homecoming game and he re­ ceived a plaque with the nam es of the 39 SQA presidents he had supervised over the years. During a pause in Home­ coming activities, he took s moment to read the plaque. He smiled os he recalled each s tu ­ dent and their major. He even knew where they were and what they were doing. T h is wss the first Ume I had seen all the nam es at one time. Tills was a real highlight for me.* Childs said. T h e time passed so quickly. I often won­ dered If 1 was reully getting through to some of them.* Betnune-Cookman College Is a private, historically black In­ stitution affiliated with the United Methodist Church. The college h as a diverse student population of more th an 3,600. The liberal a rts curriculum of­ fers 37 majors In seven aca­ demic divisions: Education; Humanities; Social Science; Science and Mathematics; Business; Nursing an d Oenerat Studies. 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Lynette Smiley chipped In with 10 points. p m., ttaxNiIaif wlU take on C ft L h S u T t E ? t i 73 2 .p ra ’ C ar Care will battle Beer :3 a The winner's from the first two win then return to the Seld for the cham pionship f u n s at 0:30 p.m. SANFORD _ Tom Kelly. B rm da Hartsfleld and Jerry Camus combined to score 13 ru m as I (all-N-Hall claimed the regular season champ! onahlp erf the Sanford Recreation Department Fall Co-Ed Slowpltch Softball League with a 25­ 13 thumping erf Brer :30 at Ptnehurat Park Mon­ day night. Hatf-N-llalf was forced lo win thetr game after Chang’s Car Care got a 7-0 forfeit victory from C ft L H a t e r . KeEy. Brenda llartafteld and Camus scored program and will be a valuable addiddon to our team.* said Brta. -She Is a fundamentally sound point guard and h er skills should allow her lo make the quick Impact will we need from her ne*l year.* UCF will lose senior point guard Kelli M inay to graduation after this season. O otm was a member erf the Class 8A Texas State Semiftnaltat tram h er sophomore year and h as been to the National AAu Tournament six times. An all-around athlete, she h as lettered In crass country, basketball and track and has qualified for the Texas State Cross Country Meet Cheer dpubtea, two afngfcs. three runs scored, four r a i) . Raymond llartalleld (one triple, one dou‘hee* ~ n a scored, one RBI). B rm da Hartsfleld (one triple, two atiMlrs. four nm a scored, three RBI). Tom Kelly (two dou­ bles. one single, four ru n s scored, two RBI) and SANFORD . The Seminole Community College women’s basketball team got over a major hurdle Sunday afternoon s s it scored the game’s Bnal 18 points over the Bnal three minutes to driest Miami-Dade Community College 93-75 at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The Jaguars scored the game’s Bret basket, but the Raiders scored 18 of the next 30 lo take an 18 4 Irad and held a 39-39 lead at Inirrml salon. Dul SCC waa also gelling into foul trouble as 7-foot renter J o a n s Kotova and S-foot-2 forward Jennifer Sweeney were forced lo »pmd considerable time on the bench. twte*. A solid student-athlete. O otm h a s earned a c a ­ demic all-dtatrtct three times. She Is am rm brr erf the National Honor Society and h a s been named ■Who’s Who In Sports* and *Who’s Who Among American High School Student's." Last year. O otm earned th e Academic Excellence Recogni­ tion Award. The Oolden Knights open the 1997-90 season at Radford University on November 31st at 7 p.m. a n a M U K i Jrtt! th r o u 0 moat of the second half aa every time Wiww MDCC iHMTU closed ID to —— J— Freshman guard Oorts Kudnryvtsava poured n 18 potnta wtd also ****** * Jaam-hlgh six assists ss tie Seminole Community CoBsgs I In ffw Mans-Dado Communtfy CoSogs Jaguars 92-79 Sutday afternoon. O R L A N D O tP R K D W O R L D CrW AL BTAffDDIOft) L ftt8 M o t e l s _ |. (4) Bill Keeton. 2.634: 2. (81) Bruce Everett. 2.471: 3. (30) Rusty Ebereole. 1.921: 4. (41) Tim Houston. 1.787; 3 (33) Rlckv Wood. 1.977. *«*■ * • • * U u M o t e la _ 1. (9) Bobby Sears. 3.863; 2. P ) Earl Beckner. 2.948; a (82) Tommy Johnson. 2.293: 4. (88C) Rick 2.193; 5. (22) Larry Osteen, 1.906. M o d tf loA _ 1. (71) Jo e Middleton. 3.378; 2. (51) Urn Laurent. 2.802; 3. (99) Shain Held. 1.764: 4. (01) Steve Moldon. 1.711; 3 (12) Roa s Eldrtdge. 1.656. • P B r tf tB M * _ I. (77) Dan Zukowskl. 3.333; X (II) Russ Shaw. 2.964; a (57) Barbara Pierce. 2.779: 4. (93) Sean Murphy. 2.343; 3 (24) BUI Loomis. 3.126. M h H -te O C k _ |. (01) Conrad 0 renter. 3.637; 3. (5) Pedle Allison. 3.940; 3. (97) Kelly J a n r t t . 2.558; 4. (00) Ron Abeles. 2.266; 3 <3J) Ken Hankins. 2.066. ! » ■ > « _ 1. (SO) Jeff Wright. 3.546; X (81) Mike Peppier. 3 4 2 6 ; a (57) Chad Pierce. 2.541; 4. (84) Kenny Wilson, 2.322; 5. (18) Ron Adams. 3,036. N K W tlC T R N A S P E E D W A Y (FINAL BTANDDKM) L a t e M o t e l a _ 1. (4) BUI Keeton. 2.892; X (II) David Rogers. 2.729; a (81) Bruce Evereett. 3.184; 4. (12) Jeff Emery. 1.484; 3 (16) Bruce Lawrence. 1.359. U r n l t o d L ftto M o t e l g 1. (9) Bobby Sears. 3.448; X (42) Mark Tracey. 3.817: a (67) Chad Allman. 2.904; 4. (11) Jerem y Fitch. 1:499; 3 (16) Bruce Lawrence II. 1.342. M o d t i l a d _ |. (79) Bobby Blake. 3.447; X 171) Joe Middleton. 3.194: X (SI) TUn Laurent. 2.678: 4. (UR) David Rogers. 1.381; 3 (66S) Jerry Symons. 1,324. S p o v t a a u a _ I. (72) Bobby Oonxalez. 3.638; X (6) Glenn WUoon. 3.061; X (57) Barbara Pierce. 2,639; 4. (17) Phillip Besaett. 2.416; 3 (11) Ruaa Shaw. 2.346. M la l- B to e k _ 1. (01) Conrad Orenler. 3.797; 2. (3) Vic Vanlacker. 2.902; X (2) Bob Doxle. 2.978; 4. (71) Ted Vulplua. 2.397; 3 (0) Mark Patemiu. 2.153. P o t b a r _ |. (8) Richard Clouaer. 3.130; X (57) Chad Pierce. 2.741; 3. (90) Jeff Wright. 2.709: 4. (94) Jeff Shaffer. 2.996; 3 (18) Ron Adams. 2.492. within a point or two. SCC would answer. The Jaguars finally tied the game at 96-66 on three-pointer by Sanders with 12.04 left on the flock and took only thetr second lead of the game. 7 3 7 4 . when Senders nailed another 'three* with 3:00 left. But the Raiders, who al one point were only eight for 20 from the free throw line, made six straight free throws and also got a huge three-pointer from way downtown by Darla Kudruyvtacva aa they scored the Bnal IB points to wtn the game going away. Another key to the SCC rally arms the defense, which forced 44 turnovers for the game. Including 10 in the final three minutes aa the Jag u ars tried lo force the action lo catch up. *We were ready physically today. Upsets in g irls ’ fastpitch each drove In a run during a six­ ain fourth Inning aa the Ktwanis Club of Sanford handed the S an ­ ford Rotary Breakfast Club Its first loss of the season 11-9 In the Sanford Recreation Departm ent Olrta’ Fall Fastpitch Softball League Saturday niumiiig a t Ruy Holier Field. There was also on upset In the other game os Vanessa Silva tri­ pled In a pair of runs and scored herself on an error to cap a threerun fourth Inning os the Sanford Optimist Club won Its first game of the season 10-8 over the Sanford Lions Club. The Kiwanla Club of Sanford and Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club are both 2-1. while the Sanford Opti­ mist Club and Sanford Lions Club are both 1-2. The team s wUl play again this Wednesday night starting at 7 p.m. at Roy Holler Field In Ft. Mellon Park. Providing the offense were: Sanford Optimist Club; two hits _ Vanessa Silva (triple, two runs,” three RBI): one hit _ Alona Smith (double), Colette Layton (two runs), Tfeahec 711111100 (run). Lawanda Dave Thomas of the Jacksoovds Jaguars wins the batts for lha jump bal on ths try lor a *Had Mary* pass as tfw jags hold off ths Ts iw ssm i OOsr 17-9 and ismrfnsd fed for fir* pt» In foe Central DMaion of tha Amsrtcan F o o te! Conference. Jaguars remained tied for first ■ r J E F F B8 R U N 1C U Herald Staff Writer JACKSONVILLE _ Two Jacksonville Jag u ars who definitely won’t have to be concerned with making reservations for a trip to Honolulu are Seth Payne and Renaldo Wynn. Of all the players on the Jaguars, the two rookie defensive linemen are probably the last players who come to mind, but they came through big Sunday as the Jaguars defeated the Tennessee Oilers. 17-9 a t Alltel! Stadium . The Ja g u a rs’ wtn coupled with Denver's loss at Kansas City, p u ts Jacksonville Into a tie for second with Kansas City and Pittsburgh for top-seed In the AFC playotfo. Denver Is one game ahead of the pack but has the moat difficult schedule of the team s fighting for the advantage. Jacksonville’s line has been depleted as the season has gone along, and Sunday coach Tom Coughlin was forced to start the rookies In place of Kelvin Pritchett. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �Briefs note FanFcst In th e Orlando Arena parking lot a t 2 p.m. Oame time follow* at 4 p.m. Tickets are available at the Arena Bos Office and through TicketM aster (407) 8363900. Ju n io r TratatM Classes far the advanced tennta player Monday through Friday from 4:30 p m. to 6:30 p.m. Abo being held are adult doubtee round rabtna every Monday and Friday evening* from 7 p a . to 10 p a . No ragtaraiHnni to re­ quired and tntenrxdlate to advanced level player* ate welcome to participate. C oat la Rscrsstlon Voltoyball SANFORD It was a su p er night for Westview Baptist Church a s Ra two team s* swept the post-season tournam ent In the City of Sanford Recreation D epartm ent F a l R ecrea­ tional Volleyball League Monday night tn the Dan Pelham Oymnatorlum a t Sanford Middle School. Westview Baptist C hurch t l . which f o ­ b b ed third tn th e regular sea son, took a d ­ vantage of regular season cham pion Kathy's Baby Shop not competing In th e A League tournam ent, posting a perfect 4-0 record to win th e trophy. Wetvtew Baptist C hurch *2. which fin­ ished fourth with a losing 20-23 record In the regular season, got Its game together for the B League tournam ent, rolling to a 5 0 record. The results from the tournam ent: A League: Wes Mew Baptist Church * | (40). the YKnots (3-1). Beer :30 (2-2). Ladies of the Court (1-3) and Sanford Church of Ood (0-4). Kathy's Baby Shop did not compete. B League: Westview Baptist Church *2 IB01. Don Mealey’a Seminole Ford (4-1). the Unknowns (3-2). Family Matter* (2-3). Semi­ nole Community College (1-4) and C .E A (05). Final regular season overall Standing*: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (32-31. La­ dles of th e Court (24-11). WeeMcw Baptist Church *1 (20-1H), Yknots (17-18). Beer :30 (10-25) an d Sanford Church of Ood (2-33|. B League: Don Mesley'a Seminole Ford (369). Family Matter* an d the Unknown* (both 31-14), Westview Baptist Church 12 (20-25). C.E.S. (14-31) and Seminole Community College (3-42). The league will conclude the Fall season with a post-season tournam ent next Monday night at Sanford Middle School starting at 6 p.m. Magic »aason tickets on aalo ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic regular-season tickets are now on sale. Ticket prices are 618. 622. 631 and 640 and can be purchased a t the Orlando Arena Box Office an d a t all Ticket M aster locations, or by calling TIcketMaster a t (407) 836-3900. Tickets can also be purchased via the In­ ternet at TicketM aster.com. For additional information, please call KJcretin Ecker at (407) 428-6765. TiHmcn; two runs scored _ Marry Angle; one run scored _ S ash a Merthie. Sanford Lions Club: three h its _ AJa Conant (double, RBI); two hits _ Michelle Luna (two doubles. RBI), C hrissy Winn (double, run. two RBI). Christy Wlckeraham (two runs): one hit _ Melanie Peters on (taro station prior to being dismembered or tra n s­ ported out of the hunt area. By cheeking tbetr deer through one of the stations, h u n t­ er* greatly assist biologists by provtdtng In­ formation that helps them manage deer populations. During the general p m (Nov. 6-23 at Lake Ocorae WMA; and Nov. S-Jan 4 at Ocala WMA) seasons, auxiliary check stations will bo operated In coqjunctian with private Payne has been on the Inac­ tive list for most of the season but made the most of h is o p ­ portunity. “We had a lot of pressure on u s .' Payne said, “w e knew It and we knew the team de­ pended on Renaldo and me.* Coughlin isn't known for OCALA WMA * The 86 Store _ FR 86, south of CR 316 * A d v a n c e Sports Center _ NK SR 19. Salt •E rtJ fe Kountry Store . NB CR 314. Scram bletown * Harvey’s Sporting Goods _ NK CR 314A. Lynne * Forest Hllia Grocery _ CR 42, Foreot HUM * Eureka Oeneral Store _ CR S ilt Eureka * Paisley Variety S to re . CR 42 East. Paisley * Country Store _ Panther A n d and CR 446 * Ruby's Texaco . SR 40 a n d CR 314 * Pine Island Campground f t Marina _ Lake George Drive. Seville * South Moon Fish Cam p _ South Moon Rood, Aator * Speed way 7 to 11 _ Ju nction of SR I I an d SR 40, Deleon Springs North Hunt check station wtU be open In November from Sth-30th. During December and Jan u ary tt will be open only on Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays. North Hunt la lo ­ cated on CR 316 at FR SB. South Hunt Is located a t Big Scrub Cam p­ ground on FR 568 and FR 573. runs): one run scored _ Ntcholle Pearce. Klwmnla Club of Sanford „ two hits _ BUUe Cotton (three runs. RBI). Whitney Tbaai (two runs, two RBI): one hit _ Lau­ ren Bennett (run. RBI), S te­ phanie Parra (two runs), Brit­ tany Hardy (RBI), Sheila Acrce, Shlneta Lawrence. Danielle Hillary (one run scored each); one RBI _ Sh aqulta Campbell. but Jacksonville finally got on the board when BrunrU found Krenen McCantcU with a 17yard touchdown bullet In the bock of the end rone. A1 Del Oreco made a 35-yard Add goal to make it 7-3 at the half b u t Payne made the big p b y . stuffing George on a thtrd-and-one at the Jack so n vitte 17. Jacksonville struck again In the third quarter as Means went off tackle from a yard out. The play waa act up when Brunell found Jimmy Smith fan a third-and long with a 35-yard pas* Smith was clobbered on the play but got up for the sec­ ond time all game. Earlier, he suffered bruised ribs after taking a vicious shot aver the middle. McCurdrll took samp goodnatured kidding from Smith several weeks ago after suffer­ ing a rib Injury of his own so It was time for some payback. doubles, itm . two RBQ; < _ Kdshawn Knight (trip! Brittany Itoatefl (two M an hell Woodward (MS k y Seine (run); ana run _ Sheens War*. S a n dleaton. Raiders b u t I don’t know about m entally,' said SCC h—d Ken Patrick. “We didn't practice for th e Mat two days, so we were stronger physically, b u t I don't think we played real sm art for a lot of the game.* The Raiders didn't exactly take care of th* ban either sa they collected 3 6 turnover* far the game. Dcoptte the foul difficulties. SCC still had Ra uaual balanced attack led by Chlntta Lee with 20 potato, five rebounds a 3 th re T a te als n d lidau (ft&cipeb Seminole linemen go about their business in anonymity beginning of t r the 'Holes. LAKE MARY _ While Deon Howard and J o e Knight were racking up yardage and news­ paper clippings, they juat s a t back and watched. While reporters were h o m ­ ing around the big play m ak­ ers. they congratulated each other for a job well done. And while the running b ack s and wide receivers were moving their team up the Acid, they were making It happen. In Friday night's nail biter a t Don T. Reynolds Stadium , Seminole beat Lake Mary. 7-6 In overtime. Once again. quarterback Garrett Ooldsmllh and wide re­ ceiver Erick Sm ith were w rrountied by reporters and well wishers while the offensive linemen faded Into th e crowd. AH of the notoriety wouldn't Falne. *But th e n to no leader on the line. We all work to ­ gether and get the jo b done. We know when we do a good job and don't need a lot of atten ­ tion.* Even though the Tribe won last night, Falne a n d his coun­ terparts w en not exceptionally happy with their performance. Knight. Howard and C larancc Lattlmcr were unable to gain m uch yardage and the line blamed themselves. "We came out flat* Falne aaid. *Wa w e n not on top of our game, tf we cxnect to play Could that be the reason why they were a little flat? W oe they looking toward next week Instead of concentrating o n the task at band? 'No. I don't think ao.* Falne said. *We juat weren't on our game. There waa a lot of ex­ citement about this gam e and Gel In The Mood For The Holiday Season W ith O ur Holiday Gift Guide. I t you have a recipe, or craft idea send it in today. Bring by our office at: 3 0 0 North French /toe.. Sanford, Florida 32771. O r m ail to our office a t P.0. Box 1667. Sanford Florida. 32772-1667. This section w ill be published in our Wednesday. November 26, 1997 paper. The D ead lin e F o r Recipes Or A dvertising Is W ednesday, Novem ber 19. 1997. To Advertise Call Elaine. Cheryl O r H oule At; �B n O h HCm m if, 11 People tik f -Vlh* • iH .»*• r r T « l» O ff P o u n d s S u n tlb ly M tn b c r c f T lte Off fo u n d s SndM jf* TOPS, Invite th> pufeffc to join them on Tuesday cventar o Aram 7 to S p.m. at the P in t Christian Church. 1007 Sanford Aw.. Sanford, f o r m ots I about th e chib, call 331*4404. T o a s tm a s te rs (SCO Toastm asters Club I meet every a t th e month, a t 7:30 p m , at the old I 7 c ity H a l on Country Chib Road. Contact Roorifa I at 333*0304 far more Information. P ilo t C lu b The San ford P lot C hib meets th e Seat and third Tuesday at 7 p m In th e RSVP building on the " " f * 1* a t Seminole Community CoOegr. All interested are welcome to attend. B lo o d flio fc a o s fc s d o n o r s Central Florida Blood Bank la blood • especially O-type don o rs • to branch. 1303 B. Second St. Par of all typea a t No Sanford i. call 323*0033. OjtfmlUrt C l u b Optimist Club m eets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room in downtown Sanford. Visitors are a n we!* come. Call 333-3194 or 333*0390. K J w a n te C lu b Effective Oct. 1. th e Klwsnls Club of Sanford Is moving the weehlyWedncoday tnoon unchcon meeting t o n the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landtag at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting K hranlans are welcome. For Information can Watt Snath. 323-50*0. D a n c in g fo r S o n lo ro The Over SO Dance Chib dance Is held every Wednesday. Cram 3:30 *4:30 p m. a l the Sanford CM r Center. Live music by the Drltonlans 13-piece band. Donation 93.00. A l-A n o n A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (Al* Anon) m eets every Wednesday, at B p m , at 111 B. 27th St.. lust west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to th is 12* step group. W e lc o m e W a g o n Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a m. on the third Wednesday of very month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty. BBS-0144, or Lucy. 333*7877. A U h e l m e r ’s S u p p o r t G r o u p The Alshetmer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a m., at the Frank Evans Center tn Lake Mary. All Interested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Aliheiroer therapist, leads the discussion and a n ­ swers questions. For Information, call 333-4B3* or 334-3060. W o m a n 's C l u b . . Lake Mary Woman'a Club m eets the fourth WedA&day 4 . each month* ham Septem ber 'through May#1 For Fi ta fo rm atl£ i.^ contact M aryann Hoff, 331*6336. R o c o v o ry In c Recovery Inc., la a self-help m enial health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 680-3003. or 806-5806. T O P 8 A local chapter of TOPS fTxke Off Pounds Sensibly) m eets every Wednesday a t . 8:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 866 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing be* tags at 6:30 p.m. The first meeting la held every Wednesday, at 9:30. at Lakrvicw Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For information, call 293*8048. -*PT-niv**'W.w-’-rV i D o ce n t w orks tow ard goal as a zo o -k e e p e r f SU SA N W fN N C ft Bc ra ld S ta ff W rite r SANFORD--Thn Pinkerton to employed at Walt Disney World's Bpcot C enter In m erchandise but he still m akes time to exert his extra time and energy m work for the Central Zoological Park. He noted that h is Initial Interest In working for the aoo stemmed from hto desire to become established In this field for M u re employ­ ment with a m o and this valuable experience would ""‘1 In this endeavor. WHh a degree ta biology In his favor. Pinkerton shared that he also fovea anim als and working with the public, especially children, so his Interest stays h id ed by hla continual Interaction with both. ’Eventually I want to be a keeper at a to o .' he said. *1 really enjoy this work. It's a lot of Am and I get a lot of enjoyment out of It a s well a s doing It far the experi­ ence.' He added that he w as en­ rolled In th e docent class for day a week for 1! *1 learned a lot about the anim als at the to o .' he ■aid. W e had teats on the material covered and learned the proper protocol and how to handle the ani­ m als and how to work with all typea aB animals.* As he discussed the vari­ ous anim als he cited that his favorite was the owt. *1 worked with the screech owl,’ he said. 1 like the owls because they a n a bird of prey and you don't always get to get up close to them outdoors.* With over a year now vol­ unteering at the n o . Pinker­ ton concluded fay saying. Tt'a a work I love being a part of. We frequently go to outrraches like schools, area events and that and I kke the fact that Fm getting He continued fay saying. *1 like working with reptiles too. Snakes don't bother me either. I just don't like working with spiders as much. We even keep the ta ­ rantula In a glass con­ tainer.* a lot of good experience.* For more Information about docent volunteer op­ portunities with the Central horida Zoological Park In Sanford, coll Terri Beglr, the volunteer coordinator, at 323 4450 ext. 121. Christmas Cactus native to rain foresta The Christm as Cactus, con­ trary to what you may expect, la native fee to the rata foresta. forests. where It ra n be found hanging con on trees, fa. Ita pendulous growth makes It Mmd for hanging baskrts. The plant does n o f have leaves but (fattened. Jointed, green stem s that look Uke leaves with pointed lobes, cfawllke In appearance. Be­ cause the stem segm ents re­ semble crab's legs, the Christm as C actus to some times called Crab Cactus. The i are ‘Wry striking and at the1tip of the stem s. The fruit to rare but when pre­ sent tt to a red berry. C d t o t i Even though this plant to a n epiphyte. Hke many orchids and bromefalds, in Florida It to grown tn media containing organic m atter. A mixture of perlite and peat m ow is often used to grow this plant. The plants should be watered regularly, avoiding over watering. Plants p a w n In pots need good drainage. Wa­ tering to very Important during temperature and length of darkness must be carefully controlled. If the night tem ­ perature to m aintained be­ tween 60 and 55 degrees F. flower buds will form regardless of day-lrngth. If the night temperature Is kept between 86 and 70 degrees P buds will form If the plants rem ain for at least 13 continuous hours In complete darkness. If the night temperature to. m aintained bud and flower format S kV M TS ' floorers. Reducing watering stopping fertilisation prom otes flowering. Plants ore usually fertilised every month with a diluted water-soluble fertiliser. Plants can be grown outdoors during the sum m er but need some shade during the hottest hours of the day to protect them from sunburn. They are not cold tolerant and must re­ main Indoors during the win­ ter. Filtered light Is best for growth. Fleweefag: To Induce flow­ ering of these plants, both ' flower regardless or tight or tem perature conditions. •M U l Two genera of closely related plants. Zygocnrtus and Schlumberpem and their hybrids ore used to name these p lan ts as Christm as Cactus. Thanksgiving Cactus or Easter Cactus. They are known collectively a s the Holi­ day CacU. The Christm as Cac­ tu s has red. pink or white flowera or com binations of these colors. The Thanksgiving Car• luB'haa’bright orange-red flow■ era and the Easier Cactus has white flowers. The Easter Cac­ tus h as wider and rounder stem segm ents and the buds take longer to develop, conaequentfe. they will bloom later than the Christm as Cactus. renM takxTm k a S £ ;i5 Continuous hours In rdfrtpfefe darkness. Confrbrird temperature and light condi­ tions should be m aintained un­ til flower buds are lUOy devel­ oped. which may take about 6 to 9 weeks. Any exposure to light during this dark period, will Interrupt the formation of ----------------------------- Mealy­ the flower buds. Tem peratures bugs can cause some damage above 90 degrees F may cause to these plants, they con be buds to drop. If the plaints ore controlled with a local applica­ not exposed to the above tem ­ tion of a soap insecticide or perature and light require­ they can be removed with a ments, flower buds will not cotton swab and alcohol. Slugs form. After the flower buds ore may also become a problem In well developed plants will the garden. Host’s Christmas hospitality not extended to everyone DEAR ABBY: Every year, I throw a Christmas party for 25 or 30 paopla. W hat Is th s polite response when I'm aakad by a prior attends*, whom I do not wish to Invito, ir I am throwing a party again this year? This happened throe times fast how to han­ year, and I don't1 know ki dle th e queetlon. I could never reepond with ■ blunt, *Yee, but you re not Invited.* Nor would I be comfortable with the Us of *No.” So I u sually i t a mma r soma vagus nonanswer about not even having my Christmas cards out yet My honest response would be, *1 am — but regrettably, I just can’t b is s a y in g Y our h ansel ■sa Is tk * b u s t w ay to Invito everyone I would like ta Let's plan to got together a fte r the notmuy*. I don't want to caus* ths hurt feelings that being excluded would Croats, especially when It to some­ one whose company I enjoy. At the same time, though. I am blessed with ■ Urge circle of friends and acquaintances, and can invito only •o many people. How would you or your readers reepond to ■ question like this that probably shouldn’t have been asked in the first plan? Or am I Just being sensitive? POLITE HOOT, SEATTLE DEAR POLlTEt You a re not l a ^ w r l y ^ a s l t l r s j you DEAR ABBY: I have a problem I have never seen in your column. My great-grandson who is nearly 10 years old believes in Sants Claus. He says ail the kids at school say there isn't any Santa Claus, but ha knows there is. He says he can hear him downstairs when he brings his fts, and he can also hear him comg down the chimney and on th* roof. Abby, this child will b* heart­ broken when he finds out ths truth. My husband and I are dreading for C hristm as to come. Wa ju st don't know how to handle It. Any suggestions? GRANDMA IN SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. e DEAR GRANDMA! T he beet way to h a n d le any problem la to te ll t h e t r u t h . T h e S a n ta C lau e s to r y la e x c itin g a n d believable far very young chil­ dren. b«t wheel they Bret begin to qu estio n If th e re really to a S an ta C laus. It's tim e for total r* c Akkjr's r . . o t l l « f u l l y m l y n , — 4 e h a g , « » U « 4 e »»— 4 . n . i l . p i . plus • t o t " ■■■■> e * r t o CSSS IM JO la CsaaSal to D h > Atoy. Casktoahto N a I. FA On *47. t o i l m i l k UL 010S4- S*47.ironies h larh tow L) (FrabtonoT write fa Dear Abby For a persons .•and i . i to Dear Abby, P O Box *9440 AN Jitkie’sBwtipe E l l- AL C IN l M A S LAKE M A H Y C I N E M A HJ 7tk O tm itm aanu s a l F LITTLE kWRMAB io q m o io o t iis m la is ie ie i ta « i s r o o t jo STARSHIP TROOPERS I 40 4 JO# JO I t IQ THff MAN WHO KNtW TOO i40*4onttM n t 1*400 #00*40 I KNOW WHAT YOU 010 L ________ I JO *40 14* 1000 DEVIL'S ADVOCATE 100 4 00 100*10 MAO CITY i» * M ru io o o THR JACKAL I SO 4SO r ro 1010 ■ l �4 0 •Sanford M^faW. Sanford Honda -Tuaiday. 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NRUA DAWN BURRISS, ie/1 Defendant)*1. I otd lea la mo VOnuwon Nootty Inc. Ad ot ootd prodotty taotg ot mo County ot UfWeeo ones cortttMototol oNod to 0 certiru etete) and to ootd to mo Odor ot tko »oet Pont Soot ototo County DSJ-IS1 MWOMM ttoo Mod ootd aertdlcoiottl tar a tar dood to So toouod maroon T h t cornAc ata numborto) and yoor|ol loowortco. Wo deecnption ot mo praperty, and mo nomeftl •h-ch it woo oooooood W/«o aa Cartif-cato No: ISM I IN I L ia LOT IS a S 1/1 OP LOT t « SLA B LASS WATMAN HSIQHIS HiQMWAY AOO PB 4 PO M . Romeo ot m o li ton al WiRW R. Ltw a, Undo Lo o m . ot ootd otopNIt S o n County ot Lotiooo tw«R tortdiaolola) ahoii cortdtootoNI otd so ootd to mo t ol mo ooot trsnt County otomp toaoo and tocordotf tooo oto M So ootd by mo aw Outdot ol the ON*. Pud ot on ontownl omma M I oat SM M duo otaun 14 R o m ajloa it aM orOuwOiood ok* M. ot M •nw •w •H ivfm ica Idio ntt mtaw t I N I , 01 IIB O A U . Payment of Solo lo Oto documentary Home toaoo Id to paid ky tko ouccoootut tuddor Ot rno rote Pud payment oI on amount oguot la mo mgRoat ktd to duo enttun >4 ttowo ohw tko odvartioad tt^ao ot tko aoio. AM paymonto ottolt Oo coon or gworontood motrumont. modo pay etna to mo Cter* at Nto Cocwt Court Dotod ikto 23rd day of OctoSor. IM F . MANTANNS WORSE CLEAN OF THE CIRCUIT COUNT IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Sy Sturtay C. Hotgort Ooouty Clark QUORek. Ck loker IS, November 4. I t . S IS. ISST DfJ-200 APPLICATION FOR TAA M S B NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat F Mono Ml Root tototd Conoollontt. Inc. era Peggy mg ccrtmcatato) kao Mad 00*0 cortikaeteta) tor a tea dood M bo Mowed maroon. Tko eoruftcom numbarfe) and yoorlol el Nowont o, mo daocrtpuon ot mo M/weee Cortdicalo No: 3431 ot lequenco to t] toot or guaranteed tnottwioont, mode payable to mo CNrO ot mo Cocwt Cowl. Dotod ttua 4t)i day at Morow tor, ISST. HANTANNS UONSS CLINK OP THS CIRCUIT COUNT SSSNNOU COUNTS, F l o r id a Oy: Mu noMc L. Save 11, IS . >1. 1. IM F DSK-44 UORTOAGS CORPORATION OP AM I AICA, PIOOHlH, vs. DtSTAICH P I AKINS: THS UNKNOWN HIIRB. aiuwkig Oy, through, wider I U1NMIS I DWORDS, r F ie p . and____ Of. through. under ond Odomol dovtaeee, granteee. ®r omor cieuoente: tO U iry ONK MORTGAGE, M o .:___ _ oooooootan ot mo ouStoct root property n/k/e John PorMno: OF F O M C L O S U M BALM U |t|||>A k W h ib hm M yOJfe H*o| ISuElgW IV r^B Fd^^OW a* y pP ^^^Mv b FMNB.p purowant lo mot Fmol Judgment ot ForocMowo dated NouomSor Stn. ISST. and antarod I* ctvd caoo number P7-04M-CA-14W. or mo circuit Court at mo Itm Judteiai Coeuit Ot and tea Sommoio County, Florida, •he* tin MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION OF AMERICA, to Plaintiff ond DHTRECH PERKINS, SOUtTV ONI MORTOAOS, MG.. ___ _ UNKNOWN p c r s o n is i i t p o s s e s s io n o p THS SUBJECT BSAL PROPIRTY N/K/A JOHN PERKINS. THS UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, ORANTIES. ASSIONIES, LIIRORS. CACDITORS. T RUSTICS, OR O TH IR CLAIMANTS CLAIM INO BV. TMAOUOM, UNDER OR AOAINST MINNIE IDWAROB. DECEASED. AND A UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAUMNO BV. THROUOH, UNDER AND AGAINST TN I ABOVE NAMED Of FENDANT{S| WHO ARB NOT KNOWN TO B l DCAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST SPOUSES, HEIRS, D C V IM IS , GRANTEES OR OTHSR CLAIMANTS, 10/tro Oof dantltl, I *W aoK to die fugnott and boot btddor tor coon at mo wetM front pi 8eiv^i^o1e County courtkouoo Ot (onlord. Sominolo County, Florida. at l i 00 A.M. an mo 4m day ol Docombor it*/, mo toNdeOog ei o o f Fetal LOT O ANO t M S S T N I NORTH M F IS T ANO THS SOUTH SS FEET) OF BLOCK 7, A te CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Par* cawol lor • loo dood to So Tko CorURcete Ot M TAA S K IS N O T K I IS HEREBY OTVSN Not Lorry L. t Nancy A. Hwrol. Legal Noticee 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 407/322*2011 N O TtC B O f APPLM ATt— P— TBS N O T K I IS HE NEST O M R . ol P L 1 4. I I , S IS. ISST L e g a l N o t lc e a unknown partita etormeig by. DSN-SS made M l RAN to mo CNrR el too CPctiN Cow l Dated i n n li e ! do* ot OctoOM. I SAT. ISM* MANTANM UONSS CLINK OP T N I ClNCWIT COUNT SSSNNOLS COUNTY. F l o r id a a - ^* P tsiiij, i m »j. I. . ■.o W v-MPHF apt L e g a l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o t lc e a LEO LOT El LAKIWOOO SHORES I ST AOO PB It PG 14 Orlando l^tv^iof^h^wc ^tr^t^to^Tl^tO Inc. At) ot ootd praoorty being m e*0 County i •koto roaidonco to unbnonn •01 Longwoed. PL » / * » y o u a r e n o t if i e d mot on action for 1are tie I w o ol mert- MANTANNS E tO A ll CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Itto Seminole County court rtoueo M Sontorn, Sominolo County. Florida. M 11 OOA M on tko 4m dof at Docombor. ISST ty to LOT S. BLOCK C OF SOUTH PINICRSBT. A SUBDIVISION. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK Id. PAGES S ANO 10. OP THS PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NO LI COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THS FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT TOU ARC ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D IS U ID TO S I A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTIU P TM O TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINS0 WILL 61 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dotod Iko (Ik day at Moram bar. ISST. HART ANNE MORSE Curb ot Cocwt Court By Dorothy W Cotton Deputy Clark COOILIS S STAWIARSRI 4010 Boy Scout BouMeard MANYANNS MORSE CLIRK OP T H i CIRCUIT COURT SIMINOLf COUNTY, FLORIDA S r UielMMo L. Silva Deputy Clark PuSSoA: OctoSor tS. Novamber 4, I t , B IS, ISST DBJ-asr HjMHLoooaaaooovk'Wte9 9 P 1 NOTKI IS M M EI OIYIN to Fo IM T tod entered to Cato Ns. S T -tm -S P to mo C «an»| Court to mo -------“ JudMioi CircuK to you are tegueed to aatvo a copy st your o iRton datonaoo. it any, to A On WENDT NARKNESS BECK. Attorney tot Km PlamtM. ekoto adi» cat IS 4010 Bey Seoul Boulevard. SwMe 4*0. TampA Tier Ida HOOT on at of Iko Met publication Ot tNg notice and tile tka artgtnal wrtk me Clerk et mw Court aimer «n O R . INC. M tba I j o n o n a n i y to mt mot I w n t e l to me Ntow * and County Cawmauaa, M l Naim Avenue, Iwdard, C ounty, Ftortda 3TT71 D IM U B I ) fuu Friday t l Naan The Osy Btton Pul 1 11 Naan Friday •awdostotoaNt latflwadtotoR M M E R Il anor; omoruHao a deiNiH mo HOTS: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRAC­ TICES ACT YOU A M ADVISED THAI THIS LAW FIRM IS O S IM ID ID B l A DCBT COL­ LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ LECT A DCBT ANO ANT INFOR­ MATION OBTAINSO WILL I S USED FON THAT PURPOSS. WITNESS my Hand and Ikaaaat at card Court on NO' am. IM F ISEAU MANTANNS MORSE Aa CtarS al Cecwf Court By Rum Mag Aa Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWtARSKI agio Bay Scout Baatovard DCK-SF DBM Pago* S T -M , at ma Pveto CNANTfN POINT! I T AAJMIONTI. to/WO ai 1 l ALOW ? (Panel No Og-M-M-111 M10|. DATIO m w sm d IM F . C U R R OP COUNT B y C eceba V Iborn Bspdto O e k Ftortda Bat Nb. I t MSB Jamoo A. OuONRb, P A IT M Pots 1 M4 I I . IS. IM F SIMINOLf COMMUNITY COL­ LEGE (Owner!. 1M Walton Boulevard. Santera Ptortda 3177], until I N PM l at at Tbba. Dot amber 2nd. IM T to eta aftce to • Cooiiim l>t« I l - t to* romodosns to BIM tN O LI COMMUNITY COL1101 l o w s r n r ButLOdta, m e n N O LI COaaMUNfTY C O LLIO l. N O T K I IS HSRIBY GIVSN mat by vetus et mat tortam Writ at laaautton toouod out ol and w Ctuntf County. Ftortdo. Caoo • ST B lita tP upon o Rnol |»jgm i» londarod in mo otorooold oowt on mo ism day ot lopn miai A D . ISST m mat tortam ei ontitltd Bar non Bant N A . PiMmifl vo. Pouglta W. Ktobs. ----------- Jr. - ' ot Sominolo County, Ftorlda. « R i t 11 MO AS L on mo SM day at On im tar A D . ISST aNw tor eefte ee8 to VAe I9i4ed 9^8* dor. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANT ANO ALL CJUBTINO U IN O , Ol KM Front (Waaq Dow. al mo atop*, at me to claimant a. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUUSR SERVICE*. Inc.:___ . ted property No. I : ___ unknown ponorHcl i poctoooion ol iko « real property Re. I: N O T K I OP A C TM N TO: 010*7)4 Goodman Blopkono o/k/a Olodyo G Elopkono a/h/a Oigi ttopkono K Uvtng. and $M RBBPBCT10 to tot: LOT ISB. WCKIVA N M M UNIT POUN. ACCONOtNG TO PLAT T N IM O f AS I M P U T BOON PI. f t ANO IS. PUBLIC OP ROTS: PURSUANT TO THS FAM B IN T C O U .IC TK M P M C TICKS ACT TOU A M AOWMO THAT TtRS LAW FIRM IB OSEttoO TO BB A D IB T COL­ LECTOR Al I IMP I toU TO COL­ LECT A DCBT ANO AWT AWOR­ ICATION OBTAINSD ARLl M U N O FON THAT PURPOSS. ooy to .I M T . NgtM CMrk to Cecwl Court • fl Dip l» l CH COOILIS B STA a g is t pprtswwg IHei ArtlMeet L0M1t k a . m u a o o c k ! j AMMAL. B ASBOCtATIS m e 1S4T ■ ' Pork. FL SSTSB, «44T) 444-4///. FAB HOT) 744-7137. Mono from LOPATKA. MUR­ DOCH. JAMMAL B ABBOf A TIS , INC., egan BegooN to MB M par oto. n M i g M M to , x r CAST PUSH BUTTON F M RCLEASE U c . 34 ytt E m Ckooaa bom mgr 10.000 •Stag II T i m s u 107-334-] IBS I to maataga |43 /toy* Pnvgla rmo Tomato SMB UacakAUT/S* Tka ai BOODATCimc Cat 1 aO D TM S Iiaa rt 4140 M M ya ra m Numta i t m Uoan b amto* Nkrt E goN totomgtof 27— Wureery 1 ChW U g a l PL M TTS unto £01 P M. toast Sm# Tweed** t f ISST at muck tend M l N. Swfto I N Montana, f l 11TSI (44/) SM-44M |40T) tSS-SSTO ftc lor a purekaee price atone tow­ ered dedaro istoo oot nonTkM a d « Good not DBLBIN S. BOO Klto to OL. Ortondo. P L S fftl HOT) 444-/MS NOF)S4t TSBSI Ittl I SM, IM F , and ontorod m ctvd caoo number P M 444 CA I4W to mo Ceowt Court to mo ism JurnoMi Cecu*l v* ana for County Florida. CHEMICAL MORT­ GAGE COMPANY, lo Ptourttrt ARNOLD BOOKIR. O B L IIN t . BOOKIR. COMSMRCIAL CREDIT CONSUkMR BBRVKEB. m e. >4/are H 0 otto etopdCMon muot contact Norman Canenba. Sominolo (447) ITS- Payment Bond, failing ■kick Bidder tbad farfart mo SiO pgreont t»N ) l kom^ond agency to a Surety Orlando. PL 3M1S (40/) 1S3-4444 (m t i i s h i t s A aundtob once w d SO kaM at _ ISST at M O P.M. total IWM. AN i bidden w a ragweed ts on and; MO SECURITY: leek BM Mali a accompanied by a SM aeaumy to ma amturn to t% to dm m bid and to me tone to tot# a fontrert oam m* an dw name etetod to FORM and tod. H roguirad, torportormadAO to ma Cantraol and ma aaymant at aa essga ttonaatiaeig ma Bfddar r Buell CToniyg tuck bill da. It taguNad. ma amaum at m aStdae “ so tartonad to ma AM m a A3IS-TS ’ Bid Band* and dw atterney-m-feci •ho aracutoo tka bond rent copy at power to onamey. tka Ownar tod bead me right to retain tka Wd aatwrHy to tka an award la kolng cont.dorod WM Sw Contract b M Soon and mo bandd. K iamK boon tunuolwd: ma aeociltad WO FOAMS wag b ad BlO FORMS Tka Ovmer raaotvaa i reioci any ar ad Wd Adverttoad on Kw loAowmg Novomber 4. IM T ; I t . IM T ; coon M ma noal Rent door to lemuiol* County oourtao m Bantord. lo m u n io County Florida. M 11BOAM. on tko am dnyto Oat n ab w. IM F . ty m “ aoi*torm et A Bid Bond propwt) ooocutod by Bidder and a guafked Surety or a CooMory LO t t l . CHASB GAOVEB. UNIT T-A. ACCOAOfNO TO TH I P U T THEREOF AS ASCORDED m P U T BOON 44 PAOBS 14 B t l OP T N I PUBLIC ABCOROB OP MMOtOLB COUNTY, f LORI“ S. NOT I : PURSUANT TO TH I FAIR D IB T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT TOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB OSIMBO TO B l A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A D IB T ANO ANT MFOAUATION OS TAWED WILL M USED FON THAT PURPOSE. Re Sm day ol *. IM T . MARTAMM MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Dorothy w. Bolton Doptoy CMrk COOIUS B ITAWIAASKI 4410 Boy Soout Boulevard (BIN ITT-BOM CAS M7-014S3 I I . I f . IM F Comm unify CaMogo, too Weldon Boulevard. Sanford, Ftortdo SST73. ATTN: Norman t w w d f ia fg 5 — SB PONS THS SO4R0 OF ME O K MB m AS: Tko I i Ryongaa far. I tor Remodeling tar N U M IS M I A . LOWER T guilOING. 11 MlMOLE COMMLHRTV COLLEGE. any Sid, lo In port, tom or •Hkout tauoo. and/or la aeoeat bid •luck •0 So N o ttC 8 » n. M O. Ill SETM At •m p s r m k Nan m a lu a t H I M Tkadtod C A M NUMBER: SB-14404 tKENBB NtlMBIfl I0 033 M I Tka Egan ay tor Haaim Cara M M l BBTA T I OP WATta (AR L PNTTBRSON. A pre-bid maalbiB to achadulod tor Novembw 14th, IM T . at 1 00 p m. beat urn# I “ T1. Oravmga and opocKUaflona we avaUaSto to ma lailaoikg Plan Aaom totattona: Central Florida builder* LONG TERM RESKXJAL ft COMB"nm»oroo NOeapKd. NO nveoamem NO memory NO produna o w NO itoa NO ampfa* aal NO w a.NO t g o a SB 11 mot ftvo'o attorney are aat ALL m T IR fS T S D PERSONS M l NOT1FMD THAT: naiioa to la tu d arko have M N O B M u r v PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-BiQ M Hue Court wo rogWrod to Ido moor ostoctiono ■Hk Ikto Court WITHIN THS U T I R OP T H R U MONTHS A FTIR THS OATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T K I ON THIRTY DATS AFTER THS OATS OF S tM fK f O f A COPY OP THIS N O T K I ON THEM. to mo S tu dent 4 maaoig Samao Earn b MBA/ •s Cto BSDB444 art E-4S ____ WORK FROM M O M No cool tor Ndpsaa. aam b smonw maAmg Brae C34-MM lot. 44B ATTN HOAMWONBRS Taa ^bR gS B H T*^ *PayoBtogR ‘Apptoby phondM toAtgroval -too E M M Ragtood > to ma Ural puswatwn to •HR |hie Court WITHIN T H I U T I R OP TH RSI MONTHS AFTIR THS OATS OF TH I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O TICI ON THIRTY DAYS AFTIR THS DATS OF ISAVKS Of A CONY O f THIS N O T K I ON THEM. tome data- UKA ■ m o m ? w it h m m mw court w it h in TH R U MONTHS AFTIR T H I OATS OF THB FIRST FUBLKA TION OF THIS N O T K I. ALL CLAIMS M O O S JIC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BS 10. Kay or fvonrn CNaaoa •Fnomaf Art tor TTioaa Who- Ill■■ ■nn Boa PIsSfsTlP sP W'Wf WILLIAM J. MaLIOD. IBOUIRI MtLood. StoLooa • McLood. P.A. PO. Dreamt SM Ape pig. FL 11704 Ftortda Bor No. 121014 MT/M4-13M ivambor I I . I I . IM T DBK-M Ctolbdayf 40T-t3I M 1 i CHy CoU+g» 0*3 E M Hwy 43d. Sta 200 y. Fl 32307 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Csmpos Larty a StoPkaraon. Jr., CMto ) Attortton Otoe to ma I C aunaal MadtoaL PO. Bat t a m , TaiiAaaaaa. Ftortda 32317, (S04) 447-MT4. N na aantaat Itoa Sean made Sy yog aonawnlng ma abdvd Sy IS . IM F the matter el Adminleuttlve CemptaMt I M an anaufng w Board el aur n t v cwur itovb k» < I M f l i W V nKion H •l V X ZbCI VN•J I 140 N. Wymara Avenue Winter Park. F l 33/M TaL (407) US-1411 Canatruciton Market Data, me. Suite IS! Orlando. FL 32S03 TaL (40n 2SJ-4444 F.W. Dodge 440 B. South Street Swto 104 Orlando. FL 12M1 ToL (407) 444-/300 I I . IS i IS; IM T DCK-2S mwM tad SSStoMy lor IN >Agee I S Cto a i-T B M . ITNBTtOd The admSHaargban al mg aafdto to WATM SAUL PATTER. SOIL Dec d , TH i Number SF-MSCP. pondbij^m b o Ctrturt Court Cewiiy Florida, Probata 0*v*afon, mo odmoto to i ^rnr N P. O. Drover C. Sontord. FL U //1 Tko homo Or rt* Dratonga and aoacKIcaliona toy ky Ike bva to bidmng akad So drooled I LPN t 1 pro K t o f iJ Q e f e M ia L Dowga m O d d M B rc M iM H ..I S » ! W L 'A S DAYCAFM BaSVt ol P»School CAKE MANY U C ISBAT 321G0B4 N B TK B Thai u d tala to bemg i aatlaty Km tarma ot Nto Wrtl a* Elocution. Donald P. laMngor, GLAOTS OOOOMAM STEPHENS A/K/A OLAOYS Q. a/IPHENS A/K/A OIOI STEPHENS, It anno, and OH unknown partioa clowning by, Nuough, under and TL'a ALL NOUNS Fun play room red yard Maato 1334-CS13 W. Webb, Jr. and N O T K I RIGAIUHNa T H I A M IR KAN S WITH OISAStUT i l l ACT OP IM S . PSRSONB WITH A DISABILITY M IO M O SPICIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE M THS PNOAPPLK ATION PON TAB Bl ClSOUtaS SHOULD CONTACT HOTKS IS HSR48V OIVSM. THS CNFONCSABLS WRITS mat Lorry L. 4 Nancy A. Hunt. IIC TIO N OP THS CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT T H I SHIRIPP'S Micatefol kao Mad oatd tenifl- O P F K I, IM S I STM STREET, SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST toouod Ikaroan. Tko cortilicota FIVS DATS PRIOR TO T H I PROnumbot(t) and yaer(i) CISDWOS. (40/) *30-4440 TOO H >yonce, tko doocnpuwi st tko (407) *23-31*3. nd tko namelt) Pubutriad: N tv ambit 4, I I , IS. N u rn oooooood b/are 00 IS, 1MT WWk So on Boo amber t, ISST CartiAaeto No: P14S4A DBK-S ISSt IN THS CINCUIT COUNT O f TNG IS TN JUDICIAL LEG LOT M S OF OLD O A U N CIRCUIT O f FLO RIKA DO HWY SPRING HAMMOCK to A M FOR PB I PO S. S I NM O LS BOUNTY VMM We. Ad ot ootd property St tko County CASS NO. ST-SSSS-BA-14-K Untoao tuck cartihcWeUl tnoW O B . CAPITAL MORTGAOS SERVICES, toe. I/Va bo ndoow id according to tow, gw prspwt) dototNtd In tuck Corporation. bidder at mo tale. FuS paymont ot on amount oguot to tko > 001 Sid to duo M M SO kowo Mler rn# edeerttoed time ot tko iMMttr All (k#y*ntata | aJU SAtll or guoronlotd metrum mgrto NNHBIiI n W Sum .o Nkg ^pIm PeP g SPnSto P nl BPS Iko OrcuR Court. Oared utia Slat day at October. ISST. U L M ToMdttOAO: (SISI STT-400S CSS PST-SMSE Pustitn- No i cmbo* I t , IS , ISST DIK-SS by: SNftoy C Horgort Deputy Clark PuSOoti: October al. 4. I I . t IS, ISST DCJ-JSS at tko daw Irpnt door. Sominolo County C ourtkouoo. Sontord. Ftortdo. on Iko Sm day at DocomSat. ISST, ol 11:00 AM . M to WM Lol I I . WINS OR MANOR, according to |ko PIM thereol at recorded m Plat Book IS, St. Pubkc Rocorde ot County. FlortdA tortittcitala) u*K So bold h> tko iMfUNi d k k h t •« wmb wtsi irons r. Sominolo County Courtkouoo. Sanford. Florida. IM T , of 1140 A.M. Payment at Solo loo. oppUcobto docwn anttry ktamp toaoo and recording tooo are togWfod to So paid Sy Iko ouccoooful btddor at tko acta. Fun payment ot on amount oguot to mo ktgkoat Sid to duo mmei at kowo Woo sifmtllstd i i s al ■ IP M Wia n H M W IIIW tWW f l Iks Irtf m A14D ek|Wufo poll P^^y^M^^vWogl' nkad WflMW*^Sp P^fM HGEl or guaronioad ewtrumont, mode poyebto la mo Clark ol SMCecwH Court. Dotod tMo a itl day tf October. 104/ PRIVATEMRTVMTtS ClASSmtOOCPT. HOURS A IVVI V Ql JCXUJK HDQODQHKX 0 VO CVDMQUQDXL X I H X L O I O D T . ' ■lea. Talagneno: (4041 SST•T. i a00-M4-4TT1 (TOO! or 1 (VI. oto Ftortda IS. IM T 4, I I . IS. D fK -M CBZXMCXI IVOOC VKPVTC 0 C NX IB - P. ZVJKVVZ. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : 'P U N 't d b lowaei lorm ol humor whdrt you d o n l (tonh O l» tort.* — Oscar Levant. B IMT feyNBA He IF �Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida •Tuwdvy. 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Etc (407) 323-0347 24 M 260-fluah Hogging n d l a u t t y prion*, and tut. uaa *03-*00 a aaak X II 1033 Cablnat Sanford WAREHOUSE SPACE a CHILD CARE TEACHER For a Omfen canw flood pay U d t n l banMM. F/T A P/ T EOt i a - 7M Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newapaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 301-RoollnB 269-C laanlng S*nlc*i LE TS US UFT YOUR CLEAN­ ING BURDENS WMktk * «M •K 127-2*3* ar U S - IMP MOVE P tO U T SpacuM Horn* 04c — Pu tk i.. tNMringni ftm M l 302-7220 or pgr 372 3110 M IH S L 275 -DrywaU A d v e r t i s e D a i l y F o r A b o u t $ 4 6 Per M o n th Call T h e C la ssified Dept. 322-2611 S n / i j o r d H e r a l d O’ L a l t e M a r y Li ft * �by Chic Young DEAR DR. GOTT: I am *4 y ean old. healthy bat constipated. Y cart ago our lamiry pnywnin •uvocnw a |Rir ccdure called "colonic Irrigation.* S bouM lnw sid'rthisalm yagt? DEAR READER: Proponent* of n W c irrigation behove that -tabu*’ PETER G O TT.M .D Thi* theory baa been diacredited. Caloaie irrigation* are now coastd ered by moat pbyaician* to be little more than quackery. The "tentn* thenot improve 6Q IC H A I Pirat, check with year doctor to mahe *ur> that yoor comtipaUon kant cauoed by a blockage ot underactive thyroid gland. If he give* you a good report, try cottaumiag more flaida. rvaghage and bran If thi* option la aaoucceoafbl. try a atooi ooftener, with ar oMhont a mild laaative —or dnnk I oaacaa of hot prone Jakn every maren e n n by Art tannoan r HCULO , W ' WELLA F L 1JU6T TFKL K UTTLE, o fftw eto p to o fy! BEimfti v -n l W>4T THINK. I HM/E F W OTHER s-------------------, O P T I O N S ! .------------------- IHWENT/Sj SEEM U X lO G lN F , * - WHILE' O AND IF 5Ri DOCSN T J U o J if a k L , WILL 5Mf KNOW YOU ASKfP MW IF 9Uf tCT YO V ELAJTIITTK? DOkJT I MEET SOU X S TMKV VCAfB AGO RJ / TWrV ftd L A D O M A * J YCAftS From Jamaica to Netanya by Jim m y J o h n s o n Ml .' XUA lb WOO Of LATE, f WA6 JO bT IAYI* “ sy® m Mo a XTH u s t* Bridge Today m agailne began in Jamaica. Queens. N Y Bui a few yean ago the editor*. Pam and Matt G ranovcttcr, moved to Israel. However, they continue to put out *ii laiues per annum without any appar ent difficulty The content is aimed at the tournament player, but it isn't a* high level as The Bridge World My favorite column la w ritten by Polo Kichline under tbo title The Traveling Score. He given a single deal that contains one or two instructive points, along with a traveling scoresheet from a pair event, which thowa the result* at every table. This la one of his deal*. How should the play go In two hearts? n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n i i n n n n n n n n n n n r in n n n n n n n n n n a n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n o n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n 1 10 TS- DEAH READER Blood cell* can. on occasion. become coated wtth pro­ tein. making them aticky. Tbi* can reault from Infection, hidden cancer and a variety of other afflictions. Platelet*, the ceil* neceoaary for nor­ mal blood coagulation, can become aticky lor no apparent reaaon. In ouch caaeo, a technician cannot count the platelet* bccauae they clump together in amorphou* little maaae*. Moreover, if the blood count la not p rrp a rrd properly, the platelet* ran coalesce In either rate, there la no health hai ard 'became the cell* don't clump In the blood ve**el»» - unless. aa I men turned, there ii tome underlying du ea*e Aik your doctor to reaaaurc you that your platelet dumping i* merely a harmleaa biological variant. aA B N 'iV m jjS' THAT'S H MOVCO ARK n n n n niinnnnu nrinim DEAR DR GOTT: I am healthy but have a condition called 'd u m p e d platelet* " Every time I have a blood count, the platelet* atick together, making it impoaaibie lor the lab lech to count them I* Du* a *moua duor der’ H T THIS LlTTK.MOtd m fiSiK? Uvea, either preocriptioa ar over-thecounter Bat avoid colonic irrigation* Such irrlgationa ar* occaalonally administered in hoopUal* a* *3H ene maa* — high, hot and a helluva lot — but do not have a place in the daily rtt • ual* of good health To give you more information. I am tending you a copy of my Health Report ‘Conitipation and Diarrhea.* Other reader* who would like a ropy • hould aend I I plu* a long, selfaddreaaed. *tamped envelope to PO Boa 1*17. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY HIM. Be aure to mention theUtle t r South'* two-heart bid ia m od deft lutdy non forcing With a tlrong hand, ha alarta by doubling th e one no trump overran The defender* are trying to gel aia trick* via three dumonds, the dub ace and two Inunpa The declarer, In right ing to hold hi* trum p loaora to one. alma to lend tbo auit twice from Iho dummy to that Ead'a ace (alls on low card* Ead dart* by taking three diamond tridta. If ho continue* with hi* lad dia­ mond. it promote* the heart lack aa a trick, but South will diacard hi* dub: a claialc loser-on loser. E n d m u d awitch to a club. Then, when in with iho heart ace, ho lead* the 13th dia­ mond lor Urn critical trump promotion. Additionally, if you are into movie re view, Pam Granovetter wrote 1M of them in *Movio Guide for Bridge Player* " For detail* of thi* book and to aubacribo (W7 for aia laauea). call (•Ml JJH 7U . Opening lead: * 10 iOKAY T A t u t W f K t N ’T dO 1*6 7 J R \ A n Yv/H H C snciA u /fl A n Yv /AY. ly you <*d rocotvo an acknowledgment Do not ptay gamoo. KISCBl (Fob. 20-March SO) Slight* OAR FIELD IDLE PAWS ARE THE PEVlLfi WORKSHOP Anyone angered might not torgwe roodiV ARIIS (March lt-A p rll i t ) if yOU omphotir* your modesty today, you11 gwwrato aubstantui reaped from asaoct- Y J W F -T W O D IM W , K l i t K A U t X W i AMD MNNUIW FATAL WNt.HOM\RW U*G I ESTIMATE ICMfiOO I s , MNHt 4 IMMUTM v m , r -------- QIMINI (May 11-June SO) Your prospect* lor personal gain could bo uncertain today, so proceed wanly m commercial mattara. It may not toko much to tp the acaloa agomot you. CANCIM (Juno It-Ju ly f » It could prevo to bo a good ids* today tor you and your mat* lo keep out of the famty checkbook. Eanor one of you to capable of bruHtfX) $ tid y , U O (M y 23-Aug. 23) Bo roa*a0c today ■t you hove to negotiate * business or career manor. Thom may bo a tendency on your port lo mako concessions you ahoukftvt VtftOO (Aug. SS-iopt. SS) Watch tor by L eo n a rd S ta rr WNI-TVH%\ * You SHUNT, -ffiO MlW K SCUNW WRW I M A Y > B M «f* ik fP D W T - J ItL STWtT, ®JT Mt ttOJLO / ttlMLCf HM k OO-thWJTE, OT A . y^TT...___ S o S S H y jS j 'f t t u is z z � 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, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1997; <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/6e5445851cfdd7013e35566fa413894b.pdf f289db07865ea07b5f60fcc4f4a50151 PDF Text Text FRIDAY D ecm e b er 5. 1997 50 C ents Sanford Herald It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas If you love a parade... H om es for the holidays WT M I D Herald Staff Wrtlrr ■ f J IA R A ! Herald Correspondent SANFORD - The hall* will be decked and the tree* wtU be trimmed for the Sanford Hlatortc TTuat Ninth Annual Taur of Homes. Take a step back to yesteryear with a tour of aome oI Sanford a Ancat historic building*. Tour aoera will be treated to ats beautiful old homes, bulk In the early IBOffs lovingly restored and cared for. and all decked out tn all their holiday finery. The tour win begin at the Cultural Arts Center, at the corner of 8th Street and Oak Avenue, a building with Ha own rich history. Tbs building was designed by architect Ed. Houghton. Sr. and was com­ pleted In 1034. Also on the tour this year ta the historic Utile Red School House on > *\ ■ i f t *TV7; Y r • >• HMortc Trust ML as Sanford Paul and Jona Tour of Hama Santa’s slaMfi « N d i ad ba WVSadssl parada by a Jaap lor Car Inc. * In Saturday's by Sanford Mo SANFORD - Kick off the Christmas season with Wintrriesl V7 starting today tn his­ toric downtown Sanford. Wlrv terfeal Is a three day event that will feature music, light dis­ plays. arts and craft exhibits, children's activities. etc. *We’re going to have a great event.* said Jennifer Singetaen. program manager for Sanford Main Street. Festivities will begin at &30 p.m. tonight with the Claytons, a husband and wife group, who will be trading all carolers who come out to sing songs of the season. All cttUens who come out for the sing-s-long will be given a booklet of holiday tunes. Singing will go on till 7 p.m. At that time. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale will be lighting the Christmas tree at Magnolia Square. Caroling will continue afterwards til 8 p.m. Saturday. Dec. S. will be the 'Florida Christmas* parade. The parade starts at 11 a.m. and will go through Downtown Sanford. *ll’a going to a really good, strong parade.* said Stngrtsm. Participants must br in Une at 10 a.m. Check In ta at 9:30 a.m. at Fort Mellon Park Picnic Pavilion, and San­ ford Main Street aaka that only one representative from each participating group come to ihe check tn. Une up poattlons are posted at the Youth Activities Department at City Hall. The parade, according to Stngrtsen. win run from an hour to an hour and a half. Loral groups to the main mouse himself. Mickey, win be m the parade. Also on Saturday ta "Lunch with Santa* at the Marina Ho­ tel along the waterfront from 13 p.m. to 3 p.m. Admission lo the lunch Is §8 and souvenir S a n fo rd seeks help for w eatherization p ro g ra m ■r i Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • The City of Sanford la seeking assistance from the community to keep a aflo homo wcathcrtsaUon program afloat. Through a federal griuU and for the past nine yean the cltVa Community Development Department helps very low Income families with houdn| repairs. In order to continue receiving the grant, the city must provide a 10 match, according to Stacy Tebo. m for the program Of the $118,000 available from the United States Department of Energy. Tebo said the city needs to raise about $13,000. the first Installment by December. Tebo said her office haa appealed to county business owners for help. The response has not been very encouragfrig. T sent out about 300 letters but have not received any response,* Tebo said. ‘ More letters went out this week.* Tebo. who administers the program on behalf of Ihe entire county out of City Hall, aald at least half of the 33 homes weatnerUcd this past year were In the Sanford area. To qualify for Ihr program, people must have very very low annual Incomes that start at about •0.800 for s family of one. The city also conducts emergency home repairs on low Income homes and provides assistance to families with power bills. ‘ Many of the people we help ore elderly, some living only on a social security check.* she said. The purpose of the national program. Tebo said, la to conserve energy and assist homeowners to cut coots related to wealherlullon. Typical repairs Include windows, doors. Insulation, pipes, attics, roofs, heating and sir conditioning. Annette Aviles. 33. who Uvea with her widowed mother Daisy Aviles. 87. tn Sanford, said the program Is great. The city recently ftnlahed extensive work on Ihrlr home of 10 years. *We’re very happy.’ Annette Aviles said. *My dad always took core of this stuff. My mom can’t do It. The house was falling apart and almost tn pieces and she didn't know where lo •so M p . Fags SA Bast holiday display H o m e to u r attracting visito rs fro m a fa r By MARIA O U M Herald Staff Writer___________ P &1 .i «v ^ f 4 V “ 8anla Claus cams aarty tor Bart Ruft In I w form of a first ptacs award for boat ChrMnos display. RuWi (right), canar of Ftncss Cards and Qtfto, la wNh program managar for Sanford Modi Stract, Jannlfsr SJngsissn. SANFORD - The Holiday Tour of Historic Homes In Sanford this weekend ta attracting visi­ tors from os for as Japan. Andy Kallefeh. president and chief executive officer of Dia­ mond Glass Inc.with stores In Japan. Australia. Parts. At­ lanta. Canada and Sanford, will be a guest of a former city commissioner. . •He’s flying here from Japan Just to gp on this histone tour.* said Lon Howell, who will host a catered dinner at his home tonight with Kallefeh as a guest. In addition, Howell, aald KaUefch. who owns a bed and breakfast tn Roswell, Os. wUl be looking at several prospecSaa Visitor, Fags 3A Tbs Scantc Improvement Board gava otf da award torOaeamtoarVio tha Rinksr/Stsnatrom Stadium, rraoant ara Oty of Sanford workers (from M l to right) Amato Royster, Wesley Furr, Amos Sparrow, Lea Hood. Angst Figueroa, Anion Grooms and TYn Donchoa. The award la given out montfy to thoea buafoaaaaa in lha araa that Improva lha look of foatr exterior. Local Christian w om en defend Prom ise Keepers By SUSAN W INNER Herald Staff Writer HANFORD _ Wives of local Promise Keepers strongly oppose the opinion of NOW supporters. Recent contrwersy of NOW mem brra and their obwxm protest against the men’s arganlxation has sparked sn outcry from women nationally and Women from Focus on Ihe Family, an outreach ministry formed by James Dobson. According lo "Tune* inugaiiur, NOW has passed a resolution de els ring Promise Keepers 'the greatest danger to women's rights." The group ts waging war against these men and la engaged In a media distortion campaign to attack Promise Keepers and Ihe women who support them, ac­ cording lo Focua on Hie Family Information. Focus Information addcd.'NOW lemini*is distort Hie voters of Christian women who support Promise Keepers by stereotyping them as weak, igno­ rant and controlled by men.* Local women whose husbands have attended Promise Keepers conferences and tim e In an effort to maintain the Integrity that Hie organisation promotes disagreed with NOW women The grneral t-nnarnana was rival definitely lo Ihe contrarv of NOW supporters. Cindy Wilcox, a local denial hy­ gienist. said ."The whole focus of Promise Keepers la to build women up They want diein lo Ire better husbands and foUiers IYe seen s better person In my hus­ band because of this organua lion If all Promise Keepers ta d a lug is encouraging men lo become a more responsive husband and father It’s a great thl g Just think. It all men were great (a tilers Him Hiere would he no SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS C O V E R A G E dead beat dads and they would take responsibility for thetr chil­ dren. The group also promotes that all races grt along IYe seen nothing but good out of It* Kathleen Menendei added* Aa a single mother IYe seen the men at my church that have attended Promise Keepers have a great change. They have been so sup porthv and helpful with my chil­ dren and of me as a single Sss Defend, Pop* SA C.» 11322 2 6 1 1 �IN B R IE F Christmas Dinner Church. 101 Upaste Rrf LONOWOOD A Chrtatma* dinner will br tillered lor seiik* « itt/rii* .ii Northland Community < hutch tonight from 5 to 7:3(1 p m There will br .1 whltr d r pliant dH ruluuutr (bring an othtlr wrapped 0f1 of 65 or leas) flrr.ik mil your iTtirtsimns drum up out At ant) Join the group .!« Ihrv rrlrbr.ilr (hr birth of Cbrlsu Bring .t iw r m l dish and it drink or .« dessert Thr church la lorairrl at 5.10 Dog Thick Rd. For more information call tlir church office .it WO 714b Musical drama LONCIWOOD . The tmi*l«-al drama. *SuiU i'Uu». I hove a wish (or vou." will t>r prramtrd at ruble. 1575 Dtxon Wrkivu Md . with special guest. Tom Ru» •wll. mi Wtdntaday Dec 17 at 7 pm For more information cull ihe church office at 774 0777 Law to speak LONCiWOOD International spc.ikcr and author. Terry Law. will mtnlstrr to Wektvn Assembly. H>75 Dlvm Rd . Sunday at 8 a m. and 10 a m Law I* known for hla numcroim talks and books on nubjKts such as praise, worship, mgr 1*. mlsatons and healing For more details call thr church ; office at 774 0777. Central Baptist actMllee SANFORD Sunday. Dec. 7 ; Central Baptist will present a ; Christmas concert at 8 p.m. by thr Special Education Depart mem. Celebration Ringer* and the ! Redemption Ensemble. Children* I Night at Chrtatmaa will be held on Sunday. Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. with a ; Hanging ol the Oreena ceremony. The Aduh Choir. Redemption • and Youth Prulse Enaemhlr will ! perlorm a Chrtatmaa Cantata an ; Sunday, Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. enU; iltd. *1 lin e Seen the Light.* A ■ hrtatm.ni Eve Vesper Service will Like place on Wednesday. Dec. 24 at t> p m. For more tntot matton call the rhurrh office at 332-3914. City-wide prayer meeting SANFORD SANFORD Wratvtrv Baptist Church Invite* thr public to at trnd a musical production of "City nt light.' an Sat.. Ore. 13 and Sun., l)cc. 14 at 7 pm. each etc mug. Thin mimical p al raya Ihr birth of Jesus with ItrauUful art* .curl »prrt-il lighting levtmlque*. KamiBar Chrtstmn* carols are woven into thin great mi ideal which portray* thr nw vaRf that Ood srnt Jesus Into this world ao thiit wr all may leave Eternal Life Come and br a pin of thia won­ derful trip lo Bethlehem, itukicarr will In ptovkU* Lodi birth nlghta for rhltdtrn througji agr 3. There la no admla *km charge Thr church la focatcd at 4100 Bad* M. For mote Informalien raQ thr church office at 333 0533. ennstm— pwKnUPon WINTER PARK . Calvary Assent bly. I I'W Clay St., win hold Us annual ChrMmaa preamtaUon 'Christmas. thr OlR of Hope* on Saturday. Dee. 13 at 7 p.m. and Sunday. Dec 14 at 3 and 7pm tn thr Worship Cmtrr Aiallto rtum. Thr public la United to attend and admlaaton la free. A apeetal candlelight proce* •tonal, congregational sings long with beautiful musk* of the araaon and auptito audlo/vlsual rlVcl* will hr featured. For more Infonnatlon mil Die church office at 544 1ISO. Ptttor Tribute SANFORD . A tribute will br held at Abundant Life Worahlp Cample*. 304 W. 27* St., tor Paator Jamra W. Qrtffin. Sunday. Dec. 7 at 3 p.m. The throw for thr tribute ta '(live Him Flown* Whltr lir a Lhing,' OKU. flower* or donatlona will br accepted. For more Informal Ion call Minlater Frank A. Thotnna Jr. at BOO 1270. Houee of Refuge SANFORD .On Dm . 14 the Houar of Refuge Mttrtrits will be hooting Famflp and Frtanda Day* The public Is In W E A TH E R ‘Walk’ is an opi experience the LDNCWOOU . rm t HapUsl Church of Lor^wont wilt he the atghl for another year he *W.ilk Through Bethlehem.* One omv cnrmuiter thr sight*, ■wind* and customo of a tune long ado .tint experience the time ol ( lirIM In a nnk|ur and special way. In It* tlUrd piearntatfon. mrmlier* ol tlir church Icue al*u mode avnllatilr llie tour bi Spanish and he Ihr hraring impaired. The mat ta unbeatable at a (ice .idmiwdon According to Terrt (luntrr. public relation* coonll naiie for the ehnreh. there are mer 275 cast rretu bet* with 39 boutIt* or scene*. Till* I* lie llrsi year a •yuagtgur has been added. The cccgrrgalfon la also railed about die tin i lv.it over 150 new member* were added lo the church because cf this event. There were 355 declaim* lo the for Jr*uaJust after loot year's tour Thr aiirgMMn Iasi year waa mer 11D00. ll.ui net* for Hit activity rxprcl ftom 15 lo 3O.U0Q Hit* year. *Wrvr uwrrased tlir booths ami write*.' tinnier •hand ‘Theft an 39 coordkuior* line hir each booth Then an two to three profile manning rarti booth. Jek* and Ruth Brain and their aons Allen and Tnld wen thr head ruordkvaine* and co ch.ilml die walk Hum M was In charge of die vtiffiiig' Uunler dMd other atsttatk* and trtvia surround mg die V t i TTuovgh Bethlehem Tlie city cover* I s JM *qtgpp fed m M b sens and I* 203 Jett long and 88 tref Whflg. OWT lOSOOwpiarr leel nr 1313 square Tunis of doth tow n the wall* with mer 250 lour by four posts and 13.330 Wet of tarn l>v two lumber inrd Inatdr the city.* was u s d Over 24* pounds or 90,T9* pflnes of pa­ per in thr form of flyers, brrwhure* and ttekrta have been dtatnhutrd* With a laugli die mentioned that *at least Ilk) heaid* were grown by men foe the tour and mer 215 lunches for weaker* have hern served while our worker. Norma, has made 1.555,4.15 revolution* back and forth with Iter gnd tod itellvertng items needed * Although vtuslilism has been a slight problem Oumer gsautrd tlwse iiiieresUug to attending that BO angrls lire standing guard lo wtHrh over the city. Die Longrood Itdlcc Department lias provided offi ret* In hustle traffic control fits) assist when needed Shepherds Roman subtler*, a Uu rrllrctor, census biker. *>ill seller, nail wilcsmuti. haaket sretiver. brass and mct.il worker*, vegetable and fruit sole* people, one* weaving and d yetrig clothe* ami those selling <uilm.il* are )u*l some ol die people one will rncuunirr on their journey An Inn, carpentry shop and mimermi* other places of business will also be rrprtwrnteil Young and okl alike are milled to ailrnd. Children will tie Invilrd to make pothokkr*. homemade silly putty, amt draw, learn futile storie* and more. Tlie Walk Tliroiuji ItetliU lirtti Is-glns tuilglit from o to u p.m. It will also routlnur.huuirrt.lv from 2 lo 9 p.m. and huiuliy Iron 3 lo ts p m. Nest week dir srheilule will tie FrvLiy, Dec. 13 trim U.ta 9 p.m.: AalurrLiy. Dec. 13 2 in 9 pm uwl'HiimlsV. Det 14. 2 to 9 p m PABK AVENUE PHAEMACY J ffIM IK A V E IO Ifn , SANFORD i 3 2 2 -1 7 1 7 ’• Pastor sees potential for growth Herald Stiff Wtltrr SANFOKD . Central Baptist Churrh in Sanford on Stair Haul 48 has been btrswed with Jimmy Dale Paiirrson. who has mint* tered there for ovtr IT month*. Mary ihurch member* *n g praiars of Uw ttmr that hr rmne to work among them. Hr arknoaMpd that hla dn I ■ton to tom* to Sanford Involved much prayer, talks with Ood and hla wlW and Irving led by Hod. *Wr frit there waa much potential for this area.* h* sukl. *We hit that Oal ioukt use thr talents that he give ua to help this church grow* And grosr tt has. Not only have many new jctlvIUra been created k 55 degrees Symma. 60 d ore from the 15-30 m.p.h. 'Serving Sanford, Lak.* Mary and Stmlnolt Comity Sine* 1908 Friday. Dacambar 5.1997 • VdL 90. No. 79 teisla Hits choir. We will have weekly performance from our choir* thl* month.* Tlir youth group attends a Youth Camp an a yearly basis and most winter senarsis are visitor* for a ski retreat weekend, at though this summer the group will attend • local rally m place of the skiing "The youth program la 1* 1* mtnfafni nriartlawt * Dillannrt very ministry oriented/ Patterson cited. "Wr don't want It to Just be all fun and game*. They also gt yearly to North Caroitna to make repair* on homes of leas fortunate peoplr. They go with the men of the church that have some esper Use In that Arid. Also this month are youth will go to a nursing home and adopt a grandparent.* 'Brodierltuod* was noted oa a group of men. led by Dtck Bradley, that minister to the needs of the community, area and state. They are thoiggit of aa a mission group. As for a women'* ministry, he mentioned that the ladle* are ac­ tive with "Women an Mission.* This la a program that Is the counterpart to TJrodtcrhaari.* Ac cording to Pnticiwon. die ladle* are IveavUy involved in praying and supporting mlaalonartea and learning of Ihe needs of mission arte*. A financial management class called. “Crown Ministries* la an ongoing class offered on Monday and Tliuraday evetilnga from 7 lo 9 p.m. Dave and Joyce Farr direct this Biblically based money man agrment course. Also on Thursday evening* al 0:30 p.m. Sally Luce leads tiller rated parties In a weigh lo*s pro­ gram called “Weigh Down.’ ■Weigh Down* has received na dona) attention on various new broadcasts. They have referred to the program os praying yourself thin but participants are encour aged aa know that weight loss la a way of llfr and with Ihe help of Ood and other believer* the battle ran be wan. PubMisd Tussday m u g f i Fnday and Ai m * by RspuMc Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Av*.. Sanford. F L 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 3234406 Services for the church are Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for dlacipleshlp and Sunday school classes with warship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. that evening. Wednes­ day activities Include children's choir al 8:30 p.m. and at mid week Bible study and prayer Unie at 8:30 p.m. An aUrnded nursery la always available at all eervtces. For mare tnformaUon about Central Baptist Church red) the church office at 322 2914. Republic I youcanbuy RIDE TH E B EST Central Florida Cyclo A Ski 246 N. Hwy. 1742 �A storybook visit by Mrs. Santa Claus i Longwood looks locally for public safety head County deputies, Orren « u charged with burglary to Struc­ ture (unarmed) and drakng In stolen property. Green was ar­ rested at his residence. Trespass Jonathan Bethel. 33. of 713 Creek Water Terr., Lake Maty, was arrested Tuesday fay Lake Mary. Bethel was charged with trespass alter warning and re­ sisting without violence. Bethel waa arrested In the 3700 block of South Orlando Drive. Officer was sitting in a restaurant where Bethel came In and started arguing with a waitress. LfrSQWOOO hum WHTO taM ffv \IN J ISW IHSHP kwM M ts An aluminum hand truck worth SI00 waa stolen Monday m the 900 block, s l East Air­ port Boulevard. Cash and Jewelry were stolen Tuesday In the 1000 block of West Fifth Street. Total ■mount of property stolen waa Their eyes were IUU of won­ der and Joy. the same eyes she has seen for many years wher­ ever she vtstted. Times have changed, she said, but the children do not. No matter what they knew about computers and the website, these children atlU dreamed about Christmas and had things they wanted to share with Santa Claus. ■Where la he7~ they asked. 'In hla workshop, preparing for Christmas." she said. •When aril you see him7" 300fi, anr iniwrrro ’ Do you know what I want,* asked Kwandartua Staley. -What would that be?” she said. *A scarecrow," Kwandartua M a so n s to v id e o k id s *1 like being Mrs. Santa.* Noll oaM, her red cheeks get­ ting even redder. "More Impor­ tantly. I like being able to come to schools and read to the children every opportunity that I can* After retiring from the Semi­ nole County School System which she served for 2ft years as a media assistant. Noll re­ alised Ihe need for men and women to volunteer their serv­ ices as readers. photoo are also *5 with Santa. During the lunch, awards wtU be handed out for the coloring contest sponsored by The SanJ M Herald. On Sunday. Dec. 7, the last festivity for the three foy feet will be the Antiques Arts and Crafts Show from 10 a n . to 8 p.m. in historic downtown. Stngnaen said there are 33 an­ emia In the show. Briefs Anniversary observed Un Dec 31 the churrh will host « Witch Night Service In hegn at I) pm The everting will be ftBeil .with prate and worship. , Aai orSnaUari.sereins .will take place on Jan. 39. HM8 at 7 p.m. The speakers' will he Prophet Richard Mnua of New Jersey, Apostle Henry Hankins of Missis sippi and various others. The churrh Is foralnl al 1IXJ1 Celery Are. For more lufomiattoii call the churrh office at 334 4711. The Sanford-Central Florida Musician Guild will celebrate Its anniversary on Sunday. Dec. 7. beginning at 5 p.m. at St. Matthews Missionary Bap­ tist Church, on Msin Street. In Midway. Sanford. u**' The program will feature the guilds' choirs The pubbe la tovtted. Certton Ringer* perform ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS • The Harlem Globetrotters will ap­ pear at the Altamonte Moll on Saturday, Dec. 0 from 10 a.m. to I p.m. The Globetrotters will align autographs, provide photo opportunities for fens, and demonstrate their dassling basketball abilities. Ten pairs of tickets will bo given sway for upcoming Globetrot­ ter performances at Walt Dis­ ney's Wide World of Sports. For more Information. csQ Al­ tamonte Mall customer service St (407) 630-4433. SANFORD _ the Carillon Ring rre will perform al First United Method 1st Church. 4 IU Park Are., tomorrow from 3 to I p.m. The group will play traditional carols for l he season Fur more Information rail lire church o(ice at 333 -4371. CMstmss program HANFORD The musical "Christmas People" will be pre­ sented by the adult choir al Sanford Churrh of God on Hun.. Dec. 14 at ft p in. The public la In riled to attend. The church Is located off Slat street In Sanford, for more infor the businessman had looked at some properties on prior visits. Howell ssld hla wife Laura Solllen. chairman of the His­ toric Preservation Board, had served as a consultant for KaUefrh In RoaweU where he opened Thy Five and Dime Bed and Breakfast. *lfa a really great looking place.* Howell said. Kabefrh also has a diamond store In Sanford which he co­ owns with brother-in-law Bob Kuhn. Howell, whose home has been featured In the holiday home tour In previous years, said another bed and breakfcat In Sanford "would spruce vp enta. Each parent will be given the original video­ tape of their child, to store in a safe place, ki the event of an emer­ gency. the tape can be n to law enforcement the purposes of Iderv r fingerprinting the danford partment fo r dm ■nation call the church office at Brandon Skffwy. Tkn WHcos. CMy WVoox, Dsrtens Scott Ryan Sbffsy and Ckidy SUffvy enta. Ned Stephens and Hattie M. Augusta, both of Sanford; 12 grandchildren. Epps Mortuary, Lake Wales, Tuesday. Dec. 3, 1997 at Co­ lumbia Medical Center San­ ford. Master Gaines eras boro Nov. 11. 1996 In Longwood. Suivtvore Include . father. Walter L. Gaines. Sanford; mother, Kla Jackson, Sanford; paternal grandmother. Lula Oram. Sanford; maternal grandparents, Donald Jackson. Rochester. N.Y.. Aha Bar- Ronald Lewis Stephens, 53. Rochester, N.Y. died Tuesday. Nov. 25, 1997. Mr. Stephens was boro In Sanford on Oct. 39, 1944. He was a member of ML Carmel Baptist Church. Rochester. Survivors Include wife. Brenda. Rochester. N.Y.: sons. Denxel. Sanford, Michael. Al­ tamonte Springs. Torrence. Rochester. N.Y.: daughters. Renat. Sanford, Mcrahara Le­ wis. Itachcster. N Y.. Katrina Bradley, North Carolina; par- Funcral sereins for Ranald La­ sts Stephens, who dlsd Nov. 33. wtU be Monday, Dec. 8 si 11 a.m. al BL Matthew* Missionary Bap­ tist Churrh. Main Street. Sanford. Visitation wfll fas Sunday. Dec. 7 fom 4:30 to 7:30 pm. at the church. Epps Mortuary. 638 N. Walker SL. Lake Waits. Fla.. 33853. 1800-800-5448. to char* of sr- Defend A Holiday Home Lighting Contest sponsored fay the Sanford Historic Trust will kickoff the tour weekend. The contest la open to residences, commercial and church prop­ erties in Sanford's Historic Dis­ trict. Judging will bo held on Uftcatca. Ths Sanford Historic Trust Is a non-profit organisation dedi­ cated to preservation, restore- The tour will be held Satur­ day. Dee. 6 end Sunday Dee. 7 from noon until 5 pun. Tickets are 1)3 par person and are available from Higgins House Bed fe Breakfast and ahopa in the Sataford Antique District. For more Information call Bert or Walt Padgett at (407) 334- Cindy Sttffry nied.ln my opinion Promise Keepers does more to uplift and praise their wire*. They encourage husbands to come home and grt closer to ths wires and family. I've seen good come out of ilits. My hus band has grown closer to this family ami children. Anything that encouragrs that can't be bod." Darlene Scott, teacher's assis­ tant. mentioned.* All I can say la since my husband lias been In­ volved In Promise Keepers be Is more open to my feelings and things that I want rather then dominating He's more concerned with whit .he kids and 1 think and feel." Marlene Davis, mother-in-law of a Promise Keeper, said." IVc seen such a change for ths better. He's so caring and Involved wllh the family. He puts them first and Indy cares for them." Maureen Bravo nhared.*Nathtng that NOW la promoting is true There were several of us that were Intercessors for the Washington, men knelt and asked for Gods guidance to be the men He wants them to be. When NOW’ wsa there the men were polite and rc •ponded In a positive fashion while NOW were responding negatively. Promise Keepers In Washington was open to all women. The men would mere aside and help women lip the steps; they were polite, courteous and raring. They promote gening the races Involved with each oilier, not In opposition. None of the Promise Keepers were any thing but respectful and courte­ ous. They showed a loving accep Inner In thr night of God. 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I.T-.00----------- --------- mWI«n Amarlcana wW turn SO S*9**i«* WafoMk* & n ) S H Curronty, 0.000 a day roach towr Cod Ita W (Tk| rw i froarao OOto botoday ITIM • m �«.■ ___... ... —1--f -rijriiV ■■ ■ Sanford „Wj; F FRIDAY Heral d Rams silence Lions New sophomore star Dress warm and enjoy the games girls past Oviedo night with an in* ■nee off the bench School at 7:30 p ro. Oet there early, a fffl house is expected. S3SS3 • canned food product as admitAlao on tap tonifht la the opening of the •“ « w Lake Mary and Semi­ Sc ho o l * battle at Lake Mary high Recreation Department will •toohMd Its opening ceremonies and jam­ boree far tta youth basketball program to£ & 1 . » i a*nT d MkJdk S ch oin K dih en open the regular aeaaon on Saturday and Mary ahray*-dangerous' Ovtedo. °W The win improved Lake Mary to 10-0 and aoUdtffed thetr position on top of the district and confer­ ence races along wtth thetr num­ ber two ranking m the state. Ovtedo fell to P-3, but combined wtth losses to Seminole and Ly­ man. the Lady Lions are off to an uncharacteristic alow start. The only thing I aak of my kldo la that they play hard foe 33 minulea.* Ovtedo roach Tom Btert ■aid. ’There’s no question Lake Mary la for superior lo us. but we never quit. I’m proud of the way we played.* Mary Lou Johns! on overcame a rocky two-point Aral half to lead the Lady Lion* with IS points de­ spite- the strong Lake Mary de­ fend which ahu. her dowr/untll the game, waa out of question. Par Lake Mary. the game m ttttk more than another atrp to­ ward* a return trip to the rite of the Mate teal tour. Mary Leah Sutton led the Lady Rama with 10 point* m her return from a broken elbow. Sutton hadn’t played atnre early In the aeaaon but her return sparked the Lake Mary effort. Lauren Bradley ■cored nine In the Brat quarter on her way to a 13-point perform­ ance. Lake Mary started alowty an Oviedo ran a deliberate offense. Johnston held the bad tor period* of time, much like Lyman did In a slowdown effort last week that ended with In a IS potnt lore to Lake Mary. (M rdo led 0-6 early after a pair of bucket* from Kelly Brock, but Lake Mary came back when Bradley acored on a put-bock and hit two straight short Jumpers to put Lake Mary up for Rood. The Lady Rama started to pull away before halftime and outscored Ovtedo 17-10 tn the third quarter to wrap thiiqpi up. allow­ ing coach Cart Brown to play Mb bench foe much of the fourth quarMan*, a aophomorr. sparked Ihe tram and Brown noticed her ef­ fort. •Were still trying to And the right combination* but Lindaoy came tn and had a great game,* Brown aald 1 told Llndaay we really needed a fog game from her tonight and ahr came out ready to play.* So did the real of the undefeated Lady Rama. Rams boys win soccer opener Players 6-foot-2 and u n d e r * ^ ^ V playero 6-foot-4 and over at 6 p.m. Admission la free. on the agenda. The complete (that I am aware of) is as follows: _ _ . . TOWIGHT SpeedWorld FASCAR at Orlando • W jfB Wm k t k « a _ Lake Mary at Oviedo. 7:30 p.m.: Lyman at colonial. 7:30 p.m.; Winter Springs at Lake Brantley. 7:30 P.m.: Seminole vs. TEA and Lake Howell vs. r al2k Dd.\ *5. RoUly TlP-Ofr Classic at win­ ter Park High School. TBA. • O bis Basketball _ Melbourne Central Catholic at Winter Spring*. 6:30 p.m.: Tkvares at Lyman. 7:30 p.m. • Yartfa Basketball _ Sanford Recreation Department Jamboree at Sanford Middle School. 6 p.m. * ® * b Bocernr _ Lake Mary at Melbourne. 7 p.m.: Lake Brantley at Winter Springs. 7:30 p.m.: Seminole at Lake HowelL 7:30 Beer :30 outscores Bill Heard LAKE MARY _ Lake Mary Jumped on Ovtedo for three Oral half goals as the Rama opened thetr season by avenging last year's season­ ending loss 4-3 tn a Seminole Athletic Conference boy's soccer game at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Thursday night. "Oviedo waa someone special we knew we had to be ready for.* said Lake Mary head coach Larry McCorkie. *We only had three weeks to get ready. In the back of our mind* that we wanted to get off to a good start against the team that ended the aeaaon for ua last yrar.’ Pat Mangan netted Ihe Aral of Ms two goals 10 minutes Into the p.m. SATURDAY • Art* Kaeiag _ FASCAR at new Smyrna Sanfortfi own Jeff Blake of the Cincinnati Bengal* win celebrate nls 27th birthday todey. The Seminole High graduate got an early prMent Thursday as foe Bengala UNed the Tenneeaee ONers 41-14. Speedway. 7:30 p.m. SANFORD . Mike Marshall drove In ata runs with three two-run home runs, but It waa Wa singles In a four-run bottom of the fourth inning (hat spelled the difference aa Beer :30 oulacorcd BUI Heard Chevrolet 35-33 In Sanford Rec­ reation Department Men's Fall Thursday Night Slowpttch Softball League action at Chase Park. The alugfeat waa part of a scheduled tripleheader that origi­ nally waa supposed to be played on November 13th. In the other games, ro-leader Franklin Ball Bonds got a 7-0 forfell victory from Blake’s Boys and no results were received from Ihe scheduled game between the other co-leader. Stooges, and the Power Team. Franklin Ball Bonds la now 8-3. while Stooges lo 7-3. Beer :30 and Blake's Boys are both 6-4. BUI Heard Chevrolet la 4-6 and the on local tracks next Saturday. December 13th. Tomorrow night, there will be a Mystery Race. In addition to the regular racing dlvtafona. Late Models. Limited Late Models. Modlafleda. Sportsman. Mini-Stocks. Bombers and Run-A-Bouts, will also race. New Smyrna Speedway la located nine miles west of New Smyrna at the comer of Highway 415 and SR 44. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing beginning at 7 p.m. TKtT ANO TUNC BTTHLO _ Test and Tune to held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando SpeedWorld. Coat is $30. which to good for driver and two crewmen tn the pita only. FOR TH E BEST C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN YOUR ARE A, RE A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DAI LY �baSiijUMMS 11W 7 IN B R I E F Girls' wrestling toumamsnts ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Cstpenger are pleased to announce a eerie* of Women's In­ vitational Wrestling Tournaments In associa­ tion with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The four tournaments will take place at Lake Brantley High School on December 6th. January 10th and February 20th and at Lake llowell High School on December 19th. Women are eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Arthritic* Association) rule* and It will root 930 aa a team or 99 as an Indi­ vidual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119. 127. 138. 149 and 168 pounds. Each tournament win be double elimina­ tion. feature folkatvle rules and there will be individual awards. Can Carpenger at (407) 320-3670 for more details. Sanford Adult Softball SANFORD _ There will be an organUa- Legal Notlc— ttonal meeting and awards night for all Sanford Recreation Department Adult Soft­ ball Leagues on Wednesday. December 10th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown RecreationCenter on the first floor of Sanford City Hall on the comer of Seminole Boulevard and Pork Avenue. —Mr—NM-irW. I at SAST m a M* im n m n m m a N S S -C M I'W . S S N M I I St m st The slowpltch leagues to be offered for the Pblar Bear League* starting In January are men's, women's. Co-Ed. church and a new Industrial division for company trams only. For m o r e In fo r m a t io n please call 3 3 0 5897. m i i t h c i n m N triT -s s *a . a sssr M a i r •ap LS MT4t| ssrst-tra. a s a s h sf M M N S V rN A S lS M rap is arati ssrtT*srwt a Sanford Adult Flag Football SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will conduct an Adult Flog Foot­ ball League starting next week. The games will be playrd on Wednesday or FTlday night's at Chase Park. The games will follow the rule* and guide­ lines set forth by the Florida Rrcrratlon and Parks Association (FRPA). The FRPA has a statewide flag football association with weekend tournaments and stale rankings. For more Informallon. call the Sanford Recreation Department al 330-5697. PrepsP9gi 11 trailed. acorlng far the Rams were Don McIntosh on a header from Ben Nert and Fernando Villalobos on a pass from Mike Raymond. Justin Cook and Mike Ro­ drigues scored second half goals for the Liana, who fell to 1-1 on the season. Curtis Musoon had nine tn goal for Lake Mary, rill host “Winter Springs who will tn an SAC game at Reynolds Stadium starting at 7:30 p.m. -young tram. Four of our guys have avr c only two years experi­ next Tuesday. ence which shows It's a begin­ BEAM WIN ON MAT ner program.* Brent Weber. Adam SockWINTER SPRINGS Wednesday night the Winter ness. Jarrel Jones. Chela Sprites wrestling tram chal­ Smart, and Jarred Good put lenged Taylor High tn their tn winning performances to lead to the Dear* to victory. first match tn school history. Winter Springs will travel to And the Bears made It a good one. topping Tkylor 46- Gateway for a tournament on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. 30. I t fait great to win our first Next Wednesday the Bean wig match.* said Winter Springs host Bishop Moore at 7:30 roach Rtck Titbit. *We have a p.m. Softball !■ Poorer Team la 1-8. Depending on the result from the other me. the league could play another act of make-up games next Thursday. The schedule would be the same with Franklin Ball Bonds and Bake's Boys meeting at 6:30 p.m.; Stooges and the Power Team playing at 7:30 p.m.; and Beer :30 and Bin Heard Chevrolet squaring off at 8:30 pan. Marshall hit the first of his home runs during an eight-run bottom of the first Inning, but the battle was lust bcgtnntng. Bin Heard Chevrolet came back with (hre runs hi the second, but Beer :30 answered with two runs. In the third and fourth Innings. Beer :30 won 5-3 In both frames to take a 20-11 lead. With Its back to the wall. BUI Heard Chevro­ let scored four nuts In the top of the fifth In­ ning and six runs In the lop of the sixth Inning, while Beer :30 could only muster one run In the bottom of the fifth Inning lo leave the game tied al 21-21. Mike McLohon and BUI Jablonakl opened the bottom of the sixth Inning for Beer :30 with singles, but the next two batters made out. Marshal drew a walk to load the bases and Keith Denton. Mark Hodman. Mark Clatterbuck and KeDy Denton followed with singles to drive In the four runs. B ill Heard Chevrolet did not have an answer this time despite loading the bases with only one out. The only run of the top of the seventh inning scored on a sacrifice fly. Powering Beer 30 were BUI Jablonakl (one double, three dng)es. four runs scored, three RBI). Mark Clatterbuck (four singles, three runs scored, one RBI), Mike Marshall (three home runs, four run* scored, six RBI). Kenny Perkins (one double, two singles, two runs scored, four RBI) and Jerry Oovemale (one double, two singles, two runs scored, three RBI). Also contributing were Mike McLohon (three singles, three runs scored, one RBI). Keith Denton (three singles, two runs scored, taro RBI). Kelly Denton (three angles, two runs W eekendIB * W O M M '6 Seminole community College vs. OkaloosaWalton Community College at NIccvlUc. 5:30 p.m. * Bays i M l a t m _ Seminole and Lake Howell tn Rotary Tip-Off Classic at Winter Park High School. TBA. “ _ Lake Mary at De; Land. 4 p.m _ Sanford Recreation Department League at Sanford Middle t School. TBA. * Qixis S ocew _ i-*k* Howell at univer­ sity, 4 p.m.; Lake Mary at Winter Park. 7 p.m. _ Su­ preme/Tracer Round Robin county Home Runs Unlimited Tournament at Seminole Softball Complex. Altamonte games played between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.. Catapult Home Run Contest, 5 .m.. Mutt & Jeff Game, 6 p.m. T anstk M M i l as V M tskek tk Q Fast pitch Softball nt Olrla' Girls' Fall f Sanford Recreation Department at Roy Holler Field. League Tournamentt al Semifinals at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.. Championship Game at noon. * Boys W Fsstliag _ Deltona & Cypress Creek at Lake Brantley. 10 a.m. * QMa W restling _ Tournament at Lake Brantley, 10 a.m. 1 Springs, ? SUNDAY * V s a u a i J u n io r CoO ogo B ask etball _ Seminole Community College al at Pensacola Community College. 2 p.m. * Youth Basketball _ Sanford Recreation League at Sanford Middle School, TBA. * M an's 40-Orar l u A i ll _ Orlando Senior Baseball League. At Lake Mary Sports Complex. 9 a.m.; at Seminole High School. 10 a.m., 1 p.m. scored, one RBI). Chris Wargo (two singles, one run scored). Clancy Wallace (one angle, one run scored, two RBI) and Mark Hoffman fane angle, one run scored, one RBI). Doing the damage for Bill Heard Chevrolet were Scott Murphy (one double, four singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Chad Lee (two triples, one single, three runs scored, three RBI). Jerry Brussels (one double, two tingles, two runs scored, one RBI). Brian CurtIt (three singles, three runs scored, three RBI) and Brantley Brumley (three singles, one run scored, three RBI). Other hitters were Bobby Keefer (one triple. one single, one run scored, four RBI). Can rorrd. Keefer (one triple, one single, two runs scor one RBI). Billy Or*cry (one double, one angle, four runs scored, one RBI) and W. L Oraccy (one double, one single, three runs scored, ooe RBI). . ,. . . . Leqel Notts* MTSa sa< *f-M i-«r dl AO: IS TATlO r ju u ana a. lawm tf-t: os me cm f l o a io a . mom c m af ts a a. urs.. LOtoOWOCD. mss. n-s. m o t io n ssc tio n ts-tt. u e s M. Ml oe ■ c o n f l ic t s , s s y ia a s i l it v AN OSOMANCI OS TNI CITY LONQWOOO. FLOAIOA AMSNOMQ CHA r r i s t AOMNNSTSATION. AATICLI VI. BOASOS. 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IM T 0SK-I10 oss-s m M rs Florida A* Fukftoh: Nor—kcr It, and .< *! f a. i m t _ �Fill a basket o r bucket for a holiday gift ltd tissue paper, raffia, cellophr e wraps or even fabric are great for acwrapptng small pack- iffk N ik i donors M b Blood Bank toaabtog dt Cental I mate at Ito Snsdbid n. caO 333-0633. branch, 13 or cookie cutter as part vide a month's supply of of the package decoration. canned butts or vegetables of Any gffi has the potent*] o f their cbtoce; Provide a service: becoming waste If It is not clean In hard-to-reach places. used by the receiver. However, out * ------ ~ — there ore some gifts that ate freeser. do teas likely to be tooted. If you or conatdrr carefully the normal their recipe activities of recipients, you are 1 month. : hfcdy to select fit s that are compatible with their Ueetyks. Many of the — " —— TO M Off Founds Sensibly) ChapOer t63l meets every 10-11:45 am . at the Sanftsd Alllanca Ctnaeh, Ape** 9bhIM . fbb Inform1 tton, cafl 331-6340. Rotary CH* a - ■ ■ ■» noon, at the AUcU vMm for ttfilon h» M Seatora hunt _,a la Judos an ship. •A a iu g ftfcd w tth jarbaj ra of herbal tea. ca m . Dpi BSysan of alder to M b ttMto to two weekly acttrtdta on lion toy; Wooin w n , from M O to 11:30 a.m. O w n from 1 to 9 pm . at the Frank Beam r. ISO N. County Club Itoad. mt w c • A basket with cookie cutkitchen sachet, spices and your favorite cookie reci­ pes. thto 0ft might Include a the oiler to aa• A terra cotta^pot wtth (lower Qppoftunltf— for P in io n A watering plant might also * by AARP Senior Comla heM at the Sanford .. 015 E. nrat It. Monday thmMi m ' toura are • am. to 1 p jL Telephone: 3344008. BO and mm. to return to the * Create a gift certificate ■toffis and time to do a repair Job. nm an errand or do a certain task. Any af tkc rift baskets, pots, and b a p you create ‘ wtth eolor- Support Group tope andltocovsiy. U U .It, I BMCts every Monday 0 pjn. at Cenlrri Florida Reponal I Hoopttal to the Ih toloa aetf help oupport group or to tr— now or It Call 334-8737 ar333-T7M hr more Infonmttan. Contract Bridge Bridge pitjrm a it tnvtted to play contract bridge every Mon­ day. at 10:30 a m . at the Hanford Bcntor Center, ror Informa­ tion. call 333-6330. _____ far family and blende. wvd Friday (non-smokers) at 730 m.. Church aiT the Oood Shroberd. 331 Labe Ave.. Maitland. Narcotics Anonymoua meets Monday at 6 p m. at the Pres­ byterian Ilouae of Ooodvrin. 317 Osk Ave.. Sanford. of Florida. Inc., at 0:300 p m at Aat.. C.E.U. class pro­ wl to LPNs and to atucaU 390-4331. i HaS Whltncr I. The . The only I corapulWvehr. about on hour. There Hire to attend to the deetre L«am to play ahufflaboard The Sanford Tburiat and Shuflleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1p.m., and plays Inter-city tournaments every Wednesday. Those Interested in playing. leamlzM to play or Joining the dub may call Ruaa Kltner, 33377SI. for information. WaaMy Lions Club The Sanford Uona Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. For Information, call Joyce FlUgerald at 333-7544. The community Is asked to donate used eyeglasses to the dub for Its sight program. Brtdoa Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwanls Club of Casaslbarry Klwants Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. at Denney s on 436 In Cesar Iherry. For Information, call 831-8545. Sanford Sanlora The Sanford Senior Cltlxen* Chib meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 rum., at the Sanford Senior Center. A bog lunch follows. Visitors are welcome. For Information, call 333-3353 or 323-8161. Ovar SO Club The Over SO Club meets the second end fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. Nar-Anon 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. Taka Off Pounda Sanslbly Member of Take Off Pounda Sensibly. TOPS, Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings bom 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more information about the dub. call 331-4464. Toaatmaatara Night Owta Toastmasters meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p m . at the Lake Mary Community Building. 360 N. Country Club Road In i^ke Mary. Contact Rooella Bonham at 333-8384 for Information. Dlsablad Vatarana Seminole County Chapter #30 of the Disabled American Veterans meet the second Tuesday of each month at their charter home at 3613 Orlando Ave.. In Sanford. The service office la open from 1-3 p.m. every Tuesday and Friday for more Information. 333-2710. , Dittona Haaltb Education Deltona Health Education Club meets the third Tuesday of the month at the Center for Better LMng. 3933 Howland Btvd.. Suite 4, Deltona, at 7 pjn. Anyone interested In health and well-being is Invited to attend. ____ For Information, call (904)533 9390. sown i ■ w u w iu u | , However. If you Intend for gtta to bring some form o f sotlofacUon and not become a burden to receivers because they have to be displayed, stored, cleaned or dusted routinely, take a dose look at thto bat _ dancing, imirir karate, 'a rt); Educational tapes/rtdro/movtes; New enpe riences on on airplane, boot, bus or train; Ploy at local thcater. Meal at an ethnic restau­ rant; Trip to an amusement park or aoo: Savings bond. h g a M v Pat sbbAbb CHI* m a t Spend time together do­ ing something they llhr. Take them shopping for food; Pay a >JU | » y v y w Home M M brand. household tooto (hwan ‘ ' Less 0ft certificates; Health Hi (dental care, eye m cal tmnd; Lowrecycled Brutal stepdad leaves child frightened DEAR AM T: My m o p sd about (bar months sg . sithough it has tom enly a stoat timsTitssll pas haywke Hsr koshand too an m fid to y rjM J W h snglns i power m uto. Hs did sxpsrt1 of the customers who brought I to his shop never realised that Abe bad to Wave <wM ^he«ew^»Jst Boom years back, to went into ito woods to gather boom special bark. H* knew exactly where to was sad wtot to was doing, but to was ran* somewhat longer than usuaf Boom (Hands became wonted and reported him missing. An infor­ mal eaiftfi search pBfty potty wee i sent out, end one of its members sneountond Abo la the woods. They i greetings and Aba Joined la the search hr Ito *poor lost guy.* About an hour later, it was mentioned that the man they was blind. Only then did Ato teallas that tto person to wi Is worth far was hime*if There’s no doubt that Ato gifted in his ability to toar, faal sad U p fs t my swat bmps gdag back I bsggsd tor to got Ito pslks hat sto wouldn't. Finally tiler to tod f * w ir c o iic i A n on ym ou s monthly ,--------- _ _ _ _ care: Pay for a routine pre- to ML Wo i lag the night ami triad Is break in. My sMer called the mike end we tod three weeks sf freedom until my mom dropped the charges apttnstMm My riMtop sad I were ■rated sad oagry, yet Mas brought him back an m j name's birthday. ‘ '« Now that my stepdad ‘is living H Im wtth us again, « m n im d l don’t went ant te to too with mf my mam me if (to'sp ta*I is tolst Staytorn torn My Ml him Mm stay dad A d .se I rant too wtth Mm. I have consldwod naming away, but I would Uto lo know — is there ■ totter way? Fleam tote ms. NOWHERE TO TURN IN ARIZONA DEAR NOWHRRRi Tan ap­ pear laJto^hjtaH igsal and Tansbaaidaalbavala to order to to go to i i k i i l t i l f i i g i l w h it v# m t o m k M M N S M y to ■ I at your eeaast, yoajuto yrairjiibfiage ■a to • neMbbesfo b e w to euR »ac balp. Ask Iba talapkaaa to o ’u ■I m yam to tto Ito tor am is "new stack with a ittotna I am always i lbs! that they who hats their n are stock with I There* should leek a* tor < ibiltty* My oa-hmbaad and I have both changed our names, and so bars at Most five other relatives physical I ___ , _____ changeable nowadays, sad my name was a fat easier to improve than my oomi ___ ORRTA PARSER. OAKLAND, CAUF. _ 2 2 b T 531i‘J ^ ; a weak and wiB mmd tka ia lu •tosnes, other sonsoa css toaaafis compoasaU DORCAS PEARSON, HOijUlAM, WASH. ■d fat mo DEAR DORCASi A to Is aosly a remarkable man has managed to focus on DRAR ABBY: When 1 read tto i Andros Ryner. writing on behalf sf tor (Hand who had recently loot his eyesight. I was ■ ■ Ato fa retired now, but for yean ha arada his living doing email- arry in ______ woman signed ‘ Been There. Dona That* said her husband was also Abused woman wants love next time around I want to get married again but I want lo get It right this time. I was sexually abused by my alcoholic father when I was a young girt. I hated that man and swore I’d never many any­ one like him. Weil the good news Is, my ex-husband did lore our children, and was a great ‘ Dtancy* dad. The bad news It, u i husband he was a philandering, partytng nunchild who became addicted to alcohol and low-life women. So. here I am-1 still have never had a close, loving rela­ tionship with a decent man. I know they're out there because lota of my friends are married to them. I think it would be really sad to live my whole life never knowing what It’s like to have a good relationship with a man that deserves me. I seem to only be attracted to the wrong kind of guy and Pd rather stay single the rest of my life then to make another mistake. Do you think It to possible that fm so damaged by my past that HI never be able to love and be loved by a good man? To Da It DUtonatly As you have noticed, we tend to be attracted to the same kind of men throughout our Uvea, unless we change our programming. Changing pro­ grams is more easily said than done. You've got one thing going for you right now. You've decided that being alone la better than Just repeating the same old cy­ cle and getting the same old results. That drastically Im­ proves pour chances of getting It right if or when you get ried again. Certainly, aexuai abuse dam­ ages a young girl deeply. The very person you should be able to turn to for protection and support la violating your body and spirit. It almost always damages a girl's self-esteem and predisposes her, in many to be attracted to men who srtll pick up where 'dear old dad* left off. Therefore. Ihere are two challenges for you. First work on your own self-esteem, cour­ age and Inner strength. We tend to attract the same kinds of persons that we arc. so be the best you can become. Sec­ ond. select dates -wnd friends with .your head, not your hor­ mones. Watch how a man uses alcohol. Docs he use illegal drugs? Does he speak kindly of hte parents, children, and for­ mer lovers? la be kind lo chil­ dren. animals and others less fortunate than he? Let respect, trust and admiration grow Into love rather than reacting to hot dashes-they always cool Tan t;ist ic Sam s S a o fu d • H w y. 17*92 (Wal-Mart Ham, one block north o fla in Mary BkdJ i:Al *1* CI Nl MA S LAKE MAMY CINEMA 11) 323-9045 a TH8 JACKAL tjo«ji i mia« __m tUeWMUrvMMLMTSU + m SJSSSS f MAN IS M TH6 RAINMAKER issAssrssssB ANASTASIA m uo ■ MORTAL KOStoAT. AMNMLATKM| a 1 . « STARSHIP TBOOPCRS , i.Msssrjswss n| | i i 1 EVrSiRFOU t«*«r.Msw ' ALMN MRURMCTIC ias rjs t*>* cl iS 2X 2Z S - ■ h T m m just for Ttssa*— . w“ i J f o aww _ mm « 7 * i* 2 2 P iJ2 5 * s ADULT CUT ►nry tst/MMiSh Unnswi r i ~ ~a w *s to s i sssHii/nas * m �* s •Santord Maratd Santord. Florida Friday December 5. 1997 Sanfonl Herald. Santord Florida • Friday. December 5. 1997 • I Legal Notice! m THt Legal Notices Legal Notices cower. IN T M CIRCUIT COUNT L i COUNTY, c ir c u it M M O fo r CMVIO LAMMI M CI M O M * ¥. A SN lIY MAI W 4G M A . eoTmoo eoo C O M II NOW DAVID (A W A IN C I W AONIA III. MW patawna t i .« C w i Her on ageoimmant at Guardian of Ifw * «« Children. OAVIO IAW AENCI W AOMM V, dlo/b: I W ' I I ) . MW A lH t.IV MAI WAONIA. 0-ro«/**. MW n i M v*nu* grogany Ha* in o‘a County ’ lord*. M c iu h tno abava-aamad M.no» cKHdran MO wowont* a* tomwoia County Ftonda 1 The y W O H e lM . OAviO .A H A IM C I WAOMM. in. Social M c in ty Number 313JO 111*. «rt*o 'o«Wo« at 413 B a it f n w A.a . AIt*monto Sonne*, f l . j j t o i . ■* wo motomai groiwooront ol Wo M*not cA -id?on. i* orl.no lo w n •• guardian ol Wo Motor children. and -« quthfitd lo •otto itndot Wo Iota* ol tlto Staia ot Hondo. J. The moor ciwdron. DIVIO IA W A IN C I WAOMM V and ASHLKY MAI WAOMM. rondo m S in n o t County, al 413 to a d iu o A«a . AItamon1o Sonne*. F t J J ie i unit w o e>andOM*nt. DIVIO LAW* ■ (N C I III 4 TNo PMOnt* ol cn-idron are- Done waenor IV. 413 Iroadyiau Ana . a tamonta Sonne*. OL 33701 and Wo aOout* < Joanna WoWo. or* tatti unknown and Nat* toon lor r o l l ol Wo minor cnodren'b MM. S. Tno content Ol Wo nolwal parent -a attacitod narato. or •ormal notxa al I M action too Men attempt to have toreod S. Petitioner took* hre atotu* a* guardian al CARL A C TU M c a m t o . ee-teeo-cA DIVteKMI 14*A C H A M WOATOAOI S M V IC IS . IMC-, A DlLAW AAI COAPONATION F7K/A CH A M MANHATTAN MOATOAOI COAFOAATIOH. F'R/A CH A M H O W MOATOAOI COAFOAATIOH Ptemtittle). *0. AOAlCNNI ISHAA. FI OL Defendantill N O TIC I oe F O A IC LO O U M CALI NOTICI I I M U S T OtVIM pu'vuwt to A »mal Jr Ppmore ol Mortgage Foractaeure deled Naeomtae I4W tSOT. and erHorod at Caaa NO M ISS4* C A H W e Ctrcud Court al Wo IlO H T tlN T H Judicial Circuit M and lor M M IN O L l County. Honda uittarotn CHAM MOAT* O A O I S M V IC IS . INC.. A M LAW AM I COAFOAATIOH IIS/A C H A M MANHATTAN M OATO AO I COAFOAATION. F/A/A C H A M HOM l MOAT* O A O I COAFOAATION te Wa FtamtlA MW AOAIfNNI IIHAM. M T IT IC WOOOS HOMIOWN* IA S ASSOCIATION, INC . M I A FA O P M TV OW NIAS ASSOCIATION SI. IN C . T IN ANT SI n/k/a Soon NAok aro Wo I e d eod 10 Wo COON al Wa W IS T FAONT DOOA OF T H I SIM INO LI COUNTY COUATMOUSI. OAN* FOAO. FLOAIOA. al 11 00 » A . , w day at Decamtor. 1007. wa teOeemp doacntad luial Judgment LOT J. C LUS TIA I . M I A ALIN UNIT 33. ACCOAOiNO TO T H I fla t t h m i o f as a ic o a o io FLAT DOOA 34. FAOIS J AND 4. F U IU C A IC O A O I OF M M IN O Ll COUNTY FLOAIOA. W 1TN IM MV HANO and we toM al true Court an NOVIMM A 17m. 1M7. eiW AMI *mca bow m arOei la tar Wa ctue. i N e e mtur tnc* tanotna one alter e* u car# lor wo mmor cn.Wran uoon tune lor mer Cara 7. TNo mmor ch.khen naeo no roai or ooraonol. ol Under Wo genait.ee ol *ar)ury. I declare mat I Kate rood Wo torogamg and wo tacit aAegad Me Hue lo Wo toot ol my (eoculed two 4tf! day Notern ter. IS07 DAVID LAW AINCI WAONC A IN OAAV O IIQ IL. (SOVJIAI 0000 I . Key I7-S3 Fam Fo k , PL 33730 1407) 331*3040 FL Dm No : 313431 Anowoy lor Fat Honor FuMeaH: Ha.am tor 31. 30. and Oacamtor S. 13. 1007 OIK-107 OF F IC T m O IM AAJM No ik o io Korety green mar mo m o engaged m tuamooa M 330 Arnold Avo.. Longuood. FL 33700. Oaminolo County. Hondo, under w a Fiatmaua Nemo ol AAA A M O TO . Wal no miand lo ragHlar aoM nemo m in Wo Olyiaeon * Corporetiane. Tanan oai ' lor.da. m accent ante u .w mo groetowna al Wo FMINiout Homo Statute#. To-WN: Section MS 00. Florida Statute# I SOI. Fr open mo. me. Clark Aaikingar. Free FuOi.an Oacamtor I . 1007 DIL-00 W TWO CIR CUIT COUNT File Number tT -0 1 3 -C F A l: IS T A T I OF NOTICE OF A O M H IIO TIUnO O TAo odmimoMMion ol Wo ettata 04 07*013* CF I Wo CIrcuN Court lor County. Florida. F. F.O. Or over C. Santord. OL 33773-OOSS The noma and addreaa al Wa Poreanai Aagreeantall.e end wa Fa reanot Acgrectreativey ALL IN T IA IS T IO FIASONS AMI N O TIH IO THAT: naiica it eer.ed viia Aare obiectiona cauona al Wo Pereonai AegreaanlM i i i . aanuo, or |uno* diction ol m n C ow l are vim Hue C o w l WITHIN TM I LA TIN OF T H A U M O N TH ! A F TIN TM I OATS OF TM I FIN IT FUCLICATION OF TMII N O TIC I ON TMIATY OATS A FTIA TMI D A T! OF M A V IC I OF A COPT OF THIS NO TIC I ONTMSM. and li t e r goraono having docadam a eatat* on vhom a copy ol Wee notice M lowed data ol Wo hrtt publication al the* notice muat in* Won claima vrth llua C o w l WITMIN TM I LA TIN OF TH A IS MONTHS A F TIN TM I OATS OF TMS HAST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC I ON THIRTY OAYS A FTIA TMS OATS OF MNVICS OF A COPT OF THIS N O TICI ON TMIM An other creditor* cf Wo deft* dent and partan* having clean# or demand* darn* aaiaio eloema with duo Cow l WITMIN TH A IS MONTHS A F TIA TMS DATS OF T H I HAST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS. OIMANOS ANO O B JIC TIO N S NOT SO FILSO WILL I S FOAIVSA SAAASO. The dole al mo Aral publica­ tion ol mi* None* N Docamtor SW. ISS7. Fortonol AoproeentaUvo: ‘ 1 S. Oruhor 1 K I T \ V L A R I . Y I K M h i lo ir ry U r i u h l CLASSIFIED ADS IN T M e 100— Condominium PWWtn TU TO R cart, your hows or Nano CMrh. MS. Spec E A SAT, ESL CRT 309-7113 Orlando • Winter fu p r o b a te _ c a m m o .i e r - n t - c e •n a i th# B i e e a M ) cl in Legal Notices Wmlor Fart. Florid* 137*3 Attorney For Fortonol Aoproaowonvo: Amber Jade F Johneon Florida Bar No OSTSStO DIOAAW 4 ASSOCIATSS. FA. I37S Orange Avonu* Sun* A Wmlor Fort, Florida UTSS 1 (407) 447-4003 Mcambar I. 13.1M7 o iL -M tart ol wo Ctrcud Court Oy Joan OrNon Ooouty CMrt tchovama. McCaaa. Aaymer. Sorrow l Pfeoemr Foal OWca tea 3411 Tampa. FL 33001 N O TIC I In accordance ndh Wo Americana D.eaten me A d . gar* tone naadWQ a aeocial Occammodal.on io otctwieeM " (7) wa addreaa gieon an Wo netna TaHpAana; 407*333* 4330 tel. 4337; 1 000 0M-0771 (lo o t or I *000-030*0770 M Ho o r-o a o -C F IN NO. IS T A T I OF JO SIFM INI HUNT. N O TIC I OF AOM W ICTNATiea The adm.malralion ol Wa aatala al J O M F H W I HUNT. Oacaaaed. Hta Humber OT-OCOCF H aendmg in Wa ClrcuM Court lor M M IN O L l County. Ho..de. FnebMa Dviainn. Mm addreaa el riwch re F O Oravoe C. Santord. FL 33773 TAo nom# al W 'epteeentat.ee * attorney ore AIL I N T IA IS T IO FIASO N S AAI N O TIH IO THAT* Ail goraono on vAom mie nol.ee ea ter*. oPlaclmno Wal ratdNy ol Wo veN, wo dual diea Nona ol Wo gartonal lopreaon let*ra. eonuo. or (unoWcINn ol Wia Cow l aro rammed WITHIN TMI LATIN OF T H A I! MONTHS A F TIA TMI DAT! OF TH I FIRST F U C iC A TlO N OF TMII NO TIC I ON TMIATY DAY* AF1IA I h 4 O ATI O f W IW C C OF A COPY OF TM II NO TIC I ON TR IM AO creditor* ol Wo 0*c»dont and aWor goraono having clei me or demand# agemol decedent« eetale an vhom a coo* ol Wee nonce lo aerred viih wroo month* an*r Wo Colo ol Wo hr* nolle* mu*l m w I hi* C o w l WITMIN TM I LATIN O* TM H II MONTHS A FTIN TM I O ATI OF TM I HAST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC I ON TMIATY DAY! A FTIA TM I OATI OF M A V IC I OF A COPY OF TMII NO TICI ON TMIM AO emer crawl or* al Wo doco* deni and oaiaana having clean a at demand* agoueoi We dece­ dent t 0*1010 A M I tile Won claim* vdh Wt* Court WITHIN TH AIS MONTHS A F TIN TM I OATI OF TMI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS, O IM AN O I ANO O S JIC TIO N 1 NOT SO PILIO WILL S I F O R M A SAAASO The dale ol Ihe Aral guthconon ol Hue Notice t* Dec amber SW. IM 7 Far eon al AagrtaanlMiva Norma F. Sough 1tg03 I grat Lana Laeahatchoo. Florida S34T0 Allotnoy lor mo Fortonol Aagiaaentolivo Craw 8. Ward, la g Honda Aar No ggsogT CAAIQ g WARD. F A 10S I . Aobmeon Street Sun* SOI Orlando. Hondo 33001 Telephone 1407) 030-0333 Pubheh: December 1 . 13.1007 O IL 3* Nl TWO CIRCUIT COURT OF T M IS TN . 30. Decanter S. 1007 M R -J t t CASS NO.1 0 7 -t ig -C A -ia -A TMI CITI2IMS SANA OF OVIIOO. Fiamltlf. N O TIC I V *. FO NIST OASIM HOMIS. t FLAN (U S. IT/031 ii. tie? AT H M I N I NOTICI N Hereby glean met Wo Oeord al County Commtaaianora (OCCI ol 0 amine la County. Hor>da. ■Honda to told • gut he aow mo lo aeoalOar wo anoctnoni ol on AN ONOMANCO AFFAOVINQ ANO AOOFTMO THfl U N ITI0 STATIS HkOMWAV 17-01 COA* m oon COMMUNITY A I M V l l O FM IN T FLAN FOA T H I UNIT* 10 IT A T IS HIOHWAV 17*13 COAAIDOA A IO IV IL O F M IA T AAIA. IM FLIM INTINO ACTIONS TANIN CV TM I AOANO OF COUNTV COMMIS­ SION I H I IN A l SOLUTION MUM i l AS I7-A-1S0 AMO S7-A130; FUAT MIA IMFLIMINTINO T H I FRO VISION# OF T H I COMMUNITY 0 IV IL O F M IN T ACT OF IM S IAS AMSNM0I; FAOVIOINa FOA H O I SLAT IVI FINONtOS ; FAOVIOWO FOA MFOMTNJNS; FAOVIOINO FOA CAFITAL FA O JICTS ANO PRO(MAMS TO M M4FLSMINTID AS FANT OF T H I SAIO A 1 0 IV ILO FM IN T FLAN; PAOVIOINO FOA COOIFICATION; FAOVI0WO FOA MVIAAStLITV. ANO FAOVIOINa FOA AN IFFIC * TTV IO A TI. TKa guMM M ating aMN cammanta al Ota OCC* meeting an Wa IIW day ol Oacamtor, 1S07. ol 1:30 g m. or aa toon County Soryicot SuiMwg. 1101 loot Ftfyl Sireel. BCC Chamber#. The nonce may to mepea lad by the pubtc al m* *mc* *1 w* CMrt #» W* Board ol County CommHiionot*. Room 3304. Somwiolg County t*rvic#4 ■u i Muiq or by contactins Rovm FoN *1 the County# C ompton onoiro (tanning Dtvibienb. Imorooiod goraono or Oahvarmp Kevin Fall, Comgrahonalv* Oivtaeon, 1IS1 S. Santord, Florida 33771 or by aubmdtms earn* M We hoarbis. “ »■ In ta conaederad Such comment* V « b* aubnuttad Id bid public record Forton* at* bdvNad that. * Way docid* Id I f t W* procaadhiga. and. Way may 1* mow* wa* a verbatim maard *« via procoodmg* 1* ma*a. nhech rpcprd Wcheda* arid one* 10 la b* Far additional Mfarmalian Ihe* nolle* contact Fall. Com peahenaiv* ytomn. |4S7) i l l 1130. acton aeon 7103. 1* porucipoi* in any 9$ theae prac coding a anaidd contact th* Imploy** Aalaeign* Oaportmani ADA C oardenalar 40 how* m bdvtnaa a* Wa metl ing al 331 • 1130, oeionoion 7341. MARYANNS MOASI Clerk la me gawd ol County Commiooion#'* ol tarnmai* County. Florida By: Iv a Roach auhr Clara S. 1*07 0SL-4I company; WIAVf A SALIS BAOASAAOS. m e . TSANA STAN MOMSS. INC ; DOUGLAS J W IAVIA. LISA W l AVI A. OILIS F MANIAS. TIM A. SAILSY « / i s ia v ic s p lu s CASlNITAY. INTIACOASTAL OISTA i AUTOA*. INC . a iv s a w a l a HOMSOWNIAS ASSOCIATION. INC ; Ml-WAY PLUMSHea INC.; NIASSANS CARPST | FLOOR COVSRMO; AOVAMTAOI OLASS S SUPPLY. INC.; AS S O CU TID LANOSCAFS SSRVtCIS. INC.; CUSTOM BIAVICSS; ALWAYS ON CALL FROFSSSOA WATTS IL IC T R IC S I AVICI. NSC ; Wraush and under any *1 M TW B B B B A1 B Noma to seven mat o w w m m to s Oununory Final JudgaaaM doled Novombor I4W. 1007. m Coo* N*. S7-S1S-CA-I4-A at rn* ClrouA Court Mr Sammala County. Florida In vhMh IK* C I T I U M BANS OF OVMOO. M the Fi*mt.*l and F O M S T B AS IN MOMSS. a Florida Amuad babdAy aampmey; WSAVf A SALIS S AO KIAAO S, INC.; TIA R A STAR MOMSS. INC.; DOUGLAS J. W IA V IA ; L IS A W IA V IA ; O ILIB F. MANUS; TIM A. SAILSY d/Wa M A V IC I PLUS CABINETRY. IN T IA COASTAL OISTAIBUTOAS. INC . AIVIAWAUI HOMIOWN* IA S ASSOCUTION. INC.. MIWAY PLUMBUM . INC.. N IA MANS CARPET S FLOOR COVSAINO. AOVAMTAOI OLASS S SUPPLY. IN C . ASSOCIATIO LANOSCAFS M A V K IS . INC . CUSTOM MAW1CIS. ALWAYS ON C A U . FROFSSSOA WATTS ILS C TAIC a iN V K I . INC . at I ad Oar lor caan al Wa Waal Pram dear. Oaminolo County Courihoua*. 301 N. Fort County, Florida 33771, M 1140 L A . am M C IM B S A IMA. 1007. Fm aarly sat Farm m wa order at Final LOTS IF, I t . 30. 30, ANO 43. OF AIVIA WALR OUBOrVISIOM, ACCOAOINO TO T M FLAT TM IA IO F AICOAOOO m FLAT BOOR 43. FAO IS 30 TMAOUOH 34. PUBLIC ASCOAO t OF OIMINOLf COUNTY. FLOAIOA. HOTIFIOATIOM IN ACCOAOANCS WITH T M AMINICANS WITH OtSAOILIT i l t ACT. aarooAo v a a Olanbil. AW* (loading a apec.at accom­ modation ahouid con lac I COURT ADMINISTRATION. *1 301 FL Fart Avonu*. SanFard. FLOAIOA 33771, Tolophdno (4071 333-4330 i i l intlan 4337 NOT lo ut Wan SCVSN (7) day* .Mhaar^ . COO) » 0771; or VOICt (V) I 0770. >w Florida A fd y O ATID N O V IM B IA 17W. 1007. MARYANNS MOAOI CWrk at Wa Ctrcud Court By: Jan* I . Joaau.c A* Deputy Clerk Zimmerman, IhudWId, Kwar I Outcleda F.O. Baa 3000 Orland*. FL 33003-3000 Navambar 30, and 0,1007 O IR -tlS 407/831*9963 407/322-2611 C A M RR. S T-IS O I-C A B AH B IM 14-B OLD H INT MOATOAOI ClASSinEDKPT HOURS Large LWa DUS 10 TELEMARKETERS Nood Mototoy C o fiT a m poto Kd 1 port-duo powbona lea* new n COtuW working at PRIVATEPARTY RAILS moophorb lonawood tocaflort M M or ObMto 747-0770 40 Ibg e no r mi ....M is l on bodbn ATT ovna MOOT* L n d wobbly Lang ..tu rn lA N tl J. NASH. *4 U. •Homs WbaMy* •Lay Otar PRn* ‘Elba Stag Pat* CMrt at o«* Cocud Court By: Jono I J m i a h Deputy CNrb lih a v a m s McCoAo. Aayvai. Barron S FfOggMr Free OWo* boa 3413 Tampa. FL 33001 007003*47 W accardanca vAh Wo Americ an* Omabrnti** Act. per•on* neodmg a agecai returnmodaiion lo parttcipaM M We* none* not M tv Wan aaiOA (T| day* prior lo W* procn Rng M wo addroa* given ga Wo none* TaMghono- 407-331­ 4330 aal- 4317; l-SOO-OiS-STM (TOD) at I-gOO*OSS-3770 M HO NOW ACCEPTING I may nwma Ltoo Ntoy UR tl OR « M d an 1 M RPtoHR»BR3T«M M hFNRl0R« ALB. IT/M I IPURLie M U M ON BCCIMBCR IS. ISO? AT I.S0 F.N I NOTICI •* hereby fra n Wal Wo board *• C aunty at C*mmi*ai*n*r* ISCCI Sevinala County. Florida. •Hand* le sold a pukuc KaiHAS w cana-der w* anacanani at an aro-nanca anwnad AM OAOiNAMCS AlLATWO TO COMMUNITY AlOSYfLOP* M INT WITMIN TMI (INITIO ■TATIS HIGHWAY 17-33 COR­ RIDOR A ID IV f 10FUSNT 1 ARIA. IMFLIMIMTIMO ACTIONS T4AIN BY TMI BOARD OF COUNTY C044MISBIONIAS IN Al SOLUTION NUUSIAS IT A IM ANO ST AISO; FUATMIA IU FLIU IN T. n o TNO FAOYlSlONS OF TMI COMMUNITY AIOIVILOP* M IN T ACT OF IM S IAS AM INO IO). ISTASLISM.NO TMS ASDSVSLOFUSNT TRUST FUMO FUASUAHT TO S (C T « N 103 30T. FLOAIOA STATuTIS; FAOVIOINO FOA TMI rUND.N0 OF TMI TRUST FUND TO FINANCI OR AIHNANCS COM­ MUNITY A ID IY ILO FU IN TS WITMIN TMI UNITIO STATIS MIOMWAT IT-S3 CORRIDOR AIOSVILOPM INT AAIA. FAO­ VIOINO FOA IIOISLATIVI FINDINGS. FAOVIDINO FOA DS FUAT IONS; FAOVtOmO FOA FROFSA U S I OF TRUST FUNO MORIS S; FROVIOINQ FOA TRUST FUNO ADMINISTRA­ TION; FAOVIOINO FOA INOSF IN O IN T FINANCIAL AUDIT. FAOVIOINO FON SSVSAAS.LITV. FAOVIOINO FOA COOIFICA­ TION ANO FAOVIOINO FON AN SFFICTIVS OATS. Th* pubaa hoarmg aha* eammanca at Wa BCC * maauns an Wa ISW dag #1 Ooaamber. ISS7. M 1:30 g.m. or to aeon SominoW County Sorvlc** Buddbig. HOT laat FVal ti.ee. BCC * ‘ - Florida Th# none* may bo mapto lad by w* Pub* M m* oftice at dw CWrk p| 1ho Board *1 County Commloteonort, Room 3104, Sam.now County Sorywo* RuAdhiQ or by comaclmg arem FaN *1 W* County a Olv.arena Iniaratiad peraena may appear M C prtaaeed ardiaans*. Wr.ttan cammama may be gravidad by Unify mailing or delivering t ame Id Ravin FaN. Cumptahanaiva F tanning Ovwion. lis t I . F v f Ouaat. Santord. Fwnda 33771 or by earn* at to* hganng vtded M o lupaFy aianner In ardor w be ggnotoOFOd. Such mm ba aubmoiad lo odvitad that, it Way dac.da la i*d* M iw need a retard at Wa Froaaodmo*. and. lor auch aurpoo*. Way may nood la mour* w u a vpbolbn record at Wa pracoadWo* W mad*, which record includaa the loatwiany and avWana* upon which in* appeal w to b* fcAMdFor additional IntarmatWn ragordbtg IN* none* contact Ravin FcJI. Cam prthan *1va Planning DtvWWn. (407) 111­ 7130. OOtOAOtaA T343. 1130. aal tn fa n T041. MANTANNI MOASI CWrb la w* Bawd at County Commloolonota f lam m fo County, Fwnda By: Iva Roach B.IBB7 OOL-43 M U FOR 1 yr OT* 1 B avt o M b B O b t P M R 1 R 407SB03OM Ptoaaa CM Sam to 3ton . TOR M Y . BENEFTTB. Dtyyp Apcty Santord (Metric 7S77 S FbPr C T -IM I______________ BNMEHOUBI T A A M II Growmg company. vortef ■dl ban. good banoto* m w iltwiy vt«j-g nr 0*1 SPRY 030-4700 B30 oo cTwctomo » CALTPBO VAHItTY. 1434 Ea Rn a CAN Feed Tramng oum to n m w * 3Fi*4?t W 72— OMI Oukts SS SbtSmi1100 M van a I 1 0 0 30 Fm Chrwan M7-1B1B tl For ftant 7-BB0O713 WEIRLV RENTALB HOSIONON BONU8III TSmTSSr EASY PUSH BUTTON FFto AS« « * Us^ A Found AC ^ y n ^ E iW 371-BOOB n d loovby phono, and U urn IBS 100 a woo* 374 4033 XT— Apartments ■ a m S k a M M f1 r<** *** lord C a lX to JiM ) *1 “ lost ooo-nEWAnoni ito U B tng L*o2reISto** A moMcW GIFT OF LIFE Conabmbon r ip PURN. 1 BOM* APT Fhtv nn krone* bow k4 Untya k*n»«) at 4 i town SanAnJ blow tor I portal (wpiwrc.no pat* UkM n d 373O770 laavw m*«*aga r* AP. AR. b^N coAscbono. XT—Nunw y A CNM MOLLY I b FIT 1toP •» M m . __ BAB TIMA. 407-707-000 O R o k r u i tor g uvbt nctodb hoAAFt n*. 401R. me* brWhobdgyl F aa roauma I Th* LO T Bdrm compwiwiy lur nwhod at wb B g*dwg* (acm BlTVnon e ( tone aInq poamont ata Co* 3711017 aa.RLTfl7ua-jm— HOTEL to yr* am R CMd E M M 1*77 1 ---------------------- in [ Fun gwy mem 334 OSH 1*Mt-41O-M00 IB $10 A N ALOMT FLO ASSFSCTSO Dohng Bureau ter SEtoORS. ACCOUWT1WQ f/T It TLPTb - 37700*4 11173 - - - Unfumtshsd SI A t w mAJ • aacRrtg hotd W cmad m fw UCF R*a • im g lor Wa kAttara poubona BALI B SBCMTARV BAFtA iB IVBAB. BILLHAMTINAMCfl T IC K Apery at parton N Monday lu S v 1 C 03B47 OPPOflTUNmCS AM .O CA TK M B 3373- *400 Man IB I oSX & TS& am lAAI ADA t R AM 34104*) i a w tanytro w o jip Aaa tor Otacwr at to rn mg at apery eufun b ] hot* Matvey 1 7 « . OaRtry. I t * da Orug Frg* « ■ * ■ ■ ■■ - (O f m jjg t AOBELIA V U A I Art BpocFf - 347ogtoi.Fi MUO OR AT 407-3384033 34hour* IB * BANFOAO 7/3 Approavnaiaiy 1.000 *0 I WiO bid. ICJQfmn N f d M IMnaMy Nr i n >Agsbt-S C40 M l- ♦ tooBMP** CodIE3-TMI B A iro R B o u n d Httorv Dwovt t Mbm *400 m e toe OET MUO AT HOmi SK Sand S3 00 and ■ BASE lor( Ltgil Notlcts C am Rn. 00010-07-0 TO: I NIC AtCNAWOBOR harm w a rtgFM la raguaal a (31. IS A O I(I) at Lagm Oaryian . BIS laraan 13300-0333 N 0 GARAGE SALES HUGE ESTATE SALE THUfVFIWSAT 7-3 4FAMLV VAHO SALE SAT 8:30-2.30 Iona Mary '<■ N C opay CNR ThJ B N R r Sonwatptg tor atm- J B iH L COMB ON OVER T AUJ ton 3 am Marl M F. Lorveood -------------------------------------VBNDBKk LA/V PfRBOFTB DREAM FTW HOURVBtQ 33 Frag BmcFhp* I -BOOBTO-4333 WORK FROM N O M awbmg voodon bo m s Earn to I3B4/ tab C4* B »B * 4 4 am E-*3_____ w r» Fn L Sal 10130 1400 Vttoncw Cl W Santord HUoi cron*. CBdiclRtol. gwttvara. adUA B CFtotoW .^ctoW ry 713 Shady 0*4 C r Centooi 0*4* Covo tub lake Mary Country Club to (ranvlo w to Shady Oaki Fipn tn la p ri cuAacm w i ciy*w. chat*. U ear. g e n amuk WJioiYtuhh imhluA ma- board, ctoaat daor*, Mon* Oxr BLOCH n o t Lake Are (tahmd Pure hut od f « t i M LOTS OF ORCAT STUFF" CRAFT br4 M A IM ■AST SALE miLTVPABBlY BALE FKVSAT S f Orly B-T7 Lot* ol Mac «amk Dunl mw* (tm anon 104 Brnmeod Or TQB UDAfo) 7410 S O AflAQ I SALE MULTVfAteLY SALE SAT 7-4 0*m* Sat Onry * 4 7341 El Pbrtf Avo, Santord____________ 7SS0 Htdgnobd Avw The Tat roc* Toy*, computer cart. I*. ' ' B many te M L * CFVNbhQO towQ_ SAT OCC ITH B-3 870 E TOW B lra f 7*30 Uurwed Am Santord F**«l 101 Mora tobhatm rm ryW r^ Chnfmaa OPEN FIELD SALT * FRI/SAT S-3 tFwVhD natolcty mgryh O l UtoanvCto onto Forwf Or toAow *gn* Loto at Chntbnab HOUSEHOLD M A M O K A L ASBtoTANT «SSUSE5Ue9J59a2------- Tvorytrung O oof 1101 Oak Atm AtiWFtAk. N ■ f ry. aFaae- I w d W I b l t o hiRiatl and Front Door. BominoW County CaurtAoub*. 301 N. Part Aronuo. Bontard. FWrW# 33771, at 1140 A M . on Wo ISW day f D1CIMB0A. TSB7. th* tatlowing dooarWod property aa aal tgrW In toed Ordor at fatal LOT SO. OAIINBAIAA 3UB0IVISION PHA30 I. ACCOAOiNO TO THE FLAT THEAIOF AS AtCOAOED HI FLAT BOOR 33. FAOBB 1. 3. J. ANO * OF TMI PUBLIC MCOAOS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLOAIOA. OAOI AID M SANFORD. SIMINOLI County. FWftda. WW 30th day at NOVIMBIA. IMF. many An n i MOASI A* CWrb. ClrcuM Cowl SIMINOLI County. Honda ■y: Jan* I. Jaaoww A* Deputy CWrb ■PTAR B HOFFMAN. RA. TM Saudi Olaw Highway C orf OabWa. Florida 33140 need a ago* Mi to garttotpat# In WW prociadlna ahouid contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N. Fart Avonu*. Bud* N.. SanFard. Florida 17771. M Wool Atm days prior lo l ho grocooding. TaWphono: (407) 371-4330 BaL 4117. | 000-000-0771 (TOOL or T *00-433-0770 (V), Ha Florida AaWy Sorvlc*. PteMMh: Novombor M . and December 3.1007 MR-314 YARD SALE F R IM S S A T M mn.tom.wMfl.f IM m mmor Nraary T i a » tm ffyou wa hsROby or ftwmno CR* WrwncwMaJtor Them* Ouany 117 PtrwcrbU Onvd Ood Uubn. YARD SALE SAT $-3 HUGE 3-FAMILY YARD SALE SATS-? »I2 S SANTOFto AVElod End Lake Mary Brnfl Anbmmt. cue WcMtok. turtutor#, Chrttimo* toy*. AdWl I choc*on ctodung. togong atroAor. baby 4 MUCH. MUCH toidducmiac CHEAP?! YARO SALE •ATS-? 2iQ1 33m*yd*»o----------- CMyCoUcgc 200 M l E o f Hwy43EBto FI 37707 310 P* YARO SALE SATS-? MORES I M l 81 Fwn B l by Luis Campos U B O ' X T i l l mwtdh| mytoymaW *eaard d w a f M an taamna aoraw T Z ■ X O M V D U X . N C X H S V D V 0 R V H D O R N R L I S rile V K R N H D W , W OH dtOOtman Duraageaid|t» ’l l t i t 1 ... Tram and wauranc# 0 R X 7*aM 81 01 Sbykrw Carport, bun mi 317AM 11A St htfDB • F M B f.n jM %r*o+*tuten | tO 9 ^ 0 tl 3 ^ C Point U I O . X Z B X ' F W E X Z D S K F . ' — ASNMO. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N 'H tslo ry just burps, and w o lasle ogam that row onion isndwtch it twoRoumd contunoo a g o ' — JuBan Borneo. • tOOT by NOA Inc * right direction. Please bring your resume! M O N D A Y. DECEM BER N 11 A.M . T O 2 HM. S A N F O R D O F F IC E JO-W O R L A N D O D R IV E (turner o f IT -92 and Airport Blvti.) If you ire uruhir iu Attend our Open lioutr, (k ite ntuLlji your m u r e to: Human X n u u n n Dcpanmcm. U u n m Um Il, N J L , 707 Mrndhim BouWvird, Orlmdu. H U S iV PAX: 407-638)776. O m Jlu u ri.il (rev yitbnr At I IWR M-W JOBS, rnirnunipjny but #1003 Fa nwre udurmAimn. plriic (ill N IO (M )7 -3 6W Barnett kins RxTheWbjflfRi Lrvt A* KVAA uvgFvyM. OARJIfTT HYFOBT1 A DOWiTRJI WOOL FLACI. *BireMl‘ a 1 rtpurmi Ulfmwk W Owem Smki. I.U M M 30 btcA get wove B mo* okl oven never uted ReaionabW prxed uyed retogerator. groat thope 37X0343______________ 219— Wanted to Buy B ORA W IA cho*l ol drawbry $30 to good eoratonn Co* 37X1175 70 cuDto (I Who*, aacaaenl tntana 1130 PWevw ca* 3783BBB.__________ MATT A l SB BALE' • fun ti/a uyed bo* ip n g * 6 nwltreyy 3M 00 Urey* btort 177 4137 U S IO APPLIANCES Kenma* rehg Atmond *17* Hotpomt tang* Almond. 175 DW HWrk *30 A i m . cnrvMnn Buy Ml 3 fw . C R f i d t j f t o r ! . no-4701 WHMLPOOL R*6vTg 70 I V t* by u b who* 1 ,ry old Ice dvcwnvei 34<FFobn ! 0700 * » 33X01 PERSIAN TAXED HTTTINB H a * »r mare* '» M y V d i 1 dgwui.v I lattoy *rvy* u o M ----- Ill Xebomo Ne» » cbng rn M i l BIB W. FirbMBP 8 $ Boi.81 221-Good TMng* to Eat NFWtL ORANGES B RED ORAPEFRUT. 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SANFORO H e ra ld n a w a p a p a r b u ild in g . T r u c k l o a d in g no dock a v a ila b le a t a d d it io n a l c o a t. No le a s e r e q u ir e d . F o r m o r e In f o r m a t io n , Let A Professional Do It! c a ll F r a n k V o lt o lin e a t th e S a n f o r d H e r a ld . < Country P R IC E D T O S E L L I H J 1700M L I fury Sanaa tomb. Immlv IlC but I'ltlCtll MIGHTt ( V4 300 CoK IIe*na( O enm Lake cute Re a l Estate , »tc 322-74M ^Ringing, in tike AeoAon with Jcg and... Just for M u g wo have an axeltlng “Move In Special Offer” • S|urhHiA tyartRirnt* « H h Lirgr O u a rls • liik r Kriml • \ u Uo <m II • S [u rkllnt IYju I • Trnnto (j»uTt« OPEN HOUSE 252- Accounting IC O N BOORRIIP1NO Cubtonwedperbunau/ed pickup Add>1tons 4 C ou n tiy Lake Apartments = 2714 $ A N T fts ONE M ONTH /tod.. V a n fo rd • J M -S 2 0 4 t lf iL P E R s EE S P E C IA L • S u p v iv lt n r Ahei-SclMxV Chlklren'b Club • S p a U n g Pool • Playgiourul A P A K T M IW T S H f.M U NCW NCMOOCL M M M O u vt te U w w cerpenfry uk<g <)nkt A concrete 3*34*32 S O Beam C 6 Q 9900 255-AltgratJong ALTERATIONS BY VWOPdA AT RBABONABU PHCEB 250-Bush Hogging Buyti Hog Uowmg Any m l d ta d u woLland ctoanng Uamtonanca contract* Retiaiabto r*N* 3481344 252-CabinRts ALL TYPE CABPRT8 retocw teoaiowctewtei untecjortertopf (iDUf^new C4Ddiet« 334-0490 263-€arp«ntry CAN PC NT I ft. AJ Mlxt># repouy. patoHig I [w ane ba Richard Qroo* U I 5077 269-Cteaning S«rvlcBB 004 Elm Ave 3*1 UUU Sun 7 3 PM SHIP buyeit welcumu Co* Be.Gw* Saivtut* 377 1771 CALLBART R IA L IS T A T I __________ 3 7 8 7 4 M _________ SANFORO A R IA -K l C H A duu tm gmag*. toed yard. JUO Hut* Or CoS wveningv 340 SA37 ,S r r CedarCreek OmUamrf 4 S T " * 2 9 9 L o c a te d 322-2611 WHY H IN T WHEN YOU CAN OWN? CumpWtfy fwnodetod 1 1 1 1 030 v ) II 410 Boy Aim. M l UUV3300down Cad 4181000. $ OdJiwmwn ■Inrgy ^X)qMHlteao»»toc»iOy rwtoMMm la r g e r w a r e h o u s e a r e a . 2 4 407 U1F004 00 0 ARY 17 lack. I car 9 * 7311 lakahjl. paved id HA. new carpm. San path 377.300 1 it* ban 14 it* 3.1 308308(311 LA R I JCBSUR V t 3 10 acre* pud io n porch, tf pto. hrdwd A t. IR IA A Bt MeUvaWd tfW r__________ 3383007__________ LA R I MART Hug* M tot* OF urn* owner lutonce. indueml 360 0k VIF*Prop 337-MM____ F W w t Orysn RgTngsrMon •Bs On* IrtOtolFABBbE < f r e n t , 1 ,2 5 0 s q . ft., p a r t o f your career in the 215— Boats 4 A ccssso Hm 111 A t o w y m to haul . t a er |400 new Ivey w/ypar* SNwnrx) control 37X 3000 (400 134-0311. le t IM Were currently luukwf lur (inJeliiri lu |un ui u put lunr end lull-time 5dr> A iu eu in Strung ulct utd m t i t ibduin, ceih hendlmi ciprnrmr. PC pnihiKnitr uvl hd.niuil tktlli u r t pkw! In return (w your ulrnii. wt li ulfrf you in entntnc (om(untiltun pmkifr uxluding cocnprteur atftt. ilukkiir Hibudut, tuiiun reunbunrmcni ind I kOI(k) progrim V O R V H O ■MM CARRIAGE COVE 1774-7773(407 Reertoi/Broker) 111— Applianeoo 4 FumNurs For Solo 253- PART-TIME ANO FULL-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES tUMNOU COUNTY XR 0 M V 0 U X . O R N R L E 3 C O M C V — r " --- ----- - itNAeawn Term 1500 M3.990 <0.000 8% 30 yt» 1365 $70 of Arthur, RonInis 7 8 6 -8 8 0 0 Cdgh rgqorod Morlgoga amount Oram 10.000 MOO* AN FURR. B F d l g i l 117—Commdfcial 1070 do tow M $365 p#r month PEI tmdt g B N FH A “ S S "" Tbvor-3 buJdabW tmgM lama, ham** 100-130 H on river 407-778 Tnancing OUET1 » J JM t Umwig or nutxntf* fiwmtl tegn lulturte 91900 ACHE Sm dDtete R 'd 'p f Kntenta* M4-FIFt m tef 904-797 1179 14 1 — H o tT id B F o r S a I# • ■MO4F0 StBFtCTHMS by « NpA*n F W hit in riu tm ( tune io p t un the Bim ni iirrti pith Thr unununi Bemrtl N nu u B inh mrf|»l wJI m A r Birnrtt pm ot tht ihud ler|nl binkin| thun in .hr U S . with hurahn in 16 Merry Thd ucrufu inr ntrrrrr will lumbutr the urmaihi >F two lui.umrt hiuir.l W|inuAiwm enj wj) nukr ut thr Lfjtru. moil velur-ortrnirtl bink in the H ilt , t r in n i \ ') milium cum omen m Ftonie thinr CteMtuCte*te* cryptograme bfb cfnM MomsuoUMmi by * ptototo bFBSl artemmtm U M B to «>4F«BBb4 «rrdTm. r.NtoglLAjto A l itotes g IwnaCFM w ra n B P W B Uto ? t»*m CHA Ctel>v1 Wl) hurte L4< tnjtH Wteteity r/4 -M H 1900 I f Itk’re offering a 5300 SIGN-ON IIONVS to bind candidates! 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WOOD 'SEASON! 0* SPLIT 0AR.ANY AMOUNT* FREE 0BUVIRY«3383481 BEST TREE SERVICE Lianna Fro* EM Firewood 331 1137._________ TOMMY RUNYON lawn A Trea Svc kedna. read/com Bucko* truck. Mump gnndrai kaa Ml C4FI 3381473 A d v e r t i s e D a i l y Fo r About $46 Per M o n t h Call The Cl assified Dept. 322-2611 Sattford H e r a l d ( J Lake M a r y Li f e �■ ■ ■ H I I ” , T T • S«nlonJ HmM, Sanford. Ftondi • Friday. Decsrrtwr 5, tt97 BLONDIE by CMe Young Valerian m ay help people sleep DEAR DR. CJOTT: I* valerian an bread will not reduce Ka nutritional effective sedative’ valee or destroy the vitamins and DEAR READER This is the fourth minerals It contains. Over toasting in my series on herbal remedies. the bread, however, to the point of The dried leaves and roots of this ahiafthfol propplant have been used for centuries as a sleep aid and mild sedative — with­ out the handover so common with DEAR DR GOTT: la there a prod prescription drugs act for fcamka that would redact tha Scientists have yet to discover the active ingredient in valerian, but the compound appears to be effective for some people It is free of the risk of DEAR READER-1 habituation or addiction, and devoid of might bo tlo answer you side effects — although up to’ 10 per­ sending you a copy of my Hoallh Designed like n mnle i * cent of users may experience unex­ Report 'Constipation and Diarrhea " totes product eubeUntlnlhr i pected stimulation DEAR DR GOTT. My family and I Ike risk of pregnancy and aesually The herb can be taken in several also, lubricated forms, most often as a tea The usual version* art available. Chech with daily dose is loo milligrams of the toasting destroy the vitamins and mtaorato in It? tincture, or about ) milligrams of the c n a rN te v A m DEAR READER Lightly toasting solid extract. Aa with other herbal remedies. Quality control in manufacture, stondarelation of dose and the presence of contaminants are potential prob lems Therefore, such compounds should be purchased only from rep­ utable dealers (Next time feverfew i DEAR DR GOTT: I'm a 7* war old man with occasional constipation. When I lake a laxative, the result is a large stool Does everyone walk around with a bowel foil of feces'* 1N0 nonclinical remarks, please > DEAR READER Duly noted All of us walk around with colons tii foil of stool This is the normal slate of affairs, even though we alt know pew pie who appear to be more foil of stool than others (Sorry. I couldn't resist'» During digestion, the food we eat gives up its nutrients and passes into by Chart— m . tch u to the large bowel where it remains while the moisture it contains is reab­ r enrol pom sorbed into the body If it stays too m M w ' i f t t S i SEND HER A NICE long in the bowel, excessive moisture CARD. AND TELL HER is reabsorbed, the stool becomes Cad torfownuno «*>!■* •**,*•*' is ESLm TO KEEP HER HANDS hard, and constipation ensues This is INNER POCKETS! the reason why elderly people com mnnly suffer from constipation T C Peristalsis is slowed because of age Rran and fiber stimulate the bowel to empty, hence, these natural sub stances often lead to regular and sat isfying evacuations of stool that has not become dehydrated (Stool soften erx act by retaining moisture so that the bowel contents do not become hard and dry i Although most adults do not need to have a daily bowel movement (uh oh’ nan am in anna □□□ rnnnn nnnn nnn annnnnnnn nnnmn nnn nnn nun nnn Hwannnn nnnnn nnn nnnn nnun nnnn nr.mn nnn nnnnu nnnnnnn nr nnn nnn nnu niwnm □□nunniinn nnn nnnn nnnn nun nnnn unun Finn PEANUTS YOUKNOUMNMY I WANT TO BUY PE66Y JEAN THOSE 6L0VE5 F0KCHJU5TMA5? -y - UJWEN l REST MET HER TUIS SUMMER Iff CAMP. I NOTICED WHAT HETTY HANDS SHE HAD... I WANT THOSE fU TTY HANDS TO BE WARM. IT BUT I DON'T HWE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS TO BUY THE EL0VE5... y . STUMPED?^ I ran imagine the mail I'll get about this'!, most of us feel comfortable evacuating at least every two or three days Any longrr than that, and consti­ pation or worse, an impaction — is likely to occur The short answer to your question The bowel is supposed to be full of stool that is emptied at periodic inter­ vals eieertv"** i To give you more information. I am » _ Watch, then think By Phillip Aldrr When giving partner a ruff, usually you send him a suit preference signal In theory, it i* simple If you lead your highest spot, you are asking partner to return the higher ranking non trump suit, you hope to get in again and deliv a second ruff And if you lead your by Jim m y Johnson er lowest spot, you are asking for the low J A U fTlfc DAMAGE M er ranking non trump suit to be re­ turned fine, but what if partner co u m u b o a rw u i doesn't know whether your card is high or low'* Then you hope that he ei­ ther guesae* well or. more reliably, works out which suit to return Against four spades. West led his singleton club six: two. king, seven. Back came the Hub nine jack, spade two. club three The two missing clubs were the 10 and eight, to West didn't know If the nine was high or low Should he return a heart or a dia­ mond'* ANLO AND JANIS l W U a L T -Q t t M R M B U f fiOOOUfflHT/ I , ^ H FRANK AND ERNEST see* thing * TO PO YW W O AY IL « vmoHAS RXAC H ti W tf K i let K*A M R NO a n te * Sitting West was one of the world's greatest ever player*. Victor Mitchell who died in IMS He had watched the club spots closely, but he waa none the wiser Analyung the situation, he de­ duced that if South had the diamond ace and not the heart ace. ah* would have won the first trick with dummy’s club ace and drawn two rounds of trumps So. Mitchell switched to a low diamond Now the contract went two down a* the defenders look two dto moods, one chib and two club ruffs Mitchell loved to bet a few dollars on hi* tuck at both the bridge table and horse track. At which do you think he waa more successful’ _ "KartK * X 11 (Birthday Jf ■ II ise str « • * K 10 S O A Q S li] West Kate A 972 A Ik S VQJ72 v K l t t l i * q • 112 A A J 4 A 1 A K 10 • S W « * A A 7 J Q J I 1 S 4 1 I 7 Vulnerable: Both Dealer North l IWTSiFNIA.br If yea i n a m w reader s f Ikis rs lsa a . yaw wigkl like la kay Pkllilp't teat. "Gel ■aarter t l ■ ridge." wkkk wae pwMItbed la I H I tad regelated tkls year. Ta srdrr itelegrapked a * reqM sIl. sead a rfceek far 4 l4.tl payable la PbUllp Alder te P.O. ■aa IS*. Raalya Neigkls. NY IIITT-eitS. *■ Seelb West tA 4A 2W Pass Nerth 1A 2A Pass East 1V Pass Pass Opening lead: * ■ •r c f o u r ii $ Saturday. Doc 6.1997 8 In the year ahead you art teeiy lo be tar more adventurous turn you have been si mepasi In part to» may be due to some new tnends you! max* ■ A O IT T A R lU t (Nov. 23-0*c. a t) You end your male are kfceiy lo have a meet­ ing ol the minds today concerning domestic finances In olhar araas. though, you may spar with associates Astro-Graph year-ahead prsd(Cfiona make great Christmas stocking stutters lor all Sign* ol the codrac Mad S3 tor each to Astro-Oraph. c/o ns newspaper. P O Bos 1756. Murray Hd Station, New York. NY 1015a. Be aur* to atat* tha itxkac ugna you date a C A P R IC O R N (Dec. a a -Je n. I t ) You might have lo contend with some prob­ lems today that are not entirety ol your by Jim Msddlck >6 -foOUAS ONRYtA : . ;___ - w x ^ T - fI • v l by Jim Davit ROBOTMAN* . l i f t Sf. U S OAR FIELD 'mi — by Bob Ttiavaa THIN# TO 00 TOPriY _• ^V “V ‘ -- I*-.' oven making. For boat r#au»s. evoal toei­ n g sorry lor yourte* * •• A O il A JO U t (Jon. 20-Fab. 19) It * best not to take large neks today n order lo achieve nomnai game Remember this i an associate presents you with a quesP tS C tS (Feb. 30-March 30) The force* you marshal today to sdvar.ee your amte­ nons might be inadequate Do not get involved m something where your own st/angthi areo t enough AR M S (March 21-April i t ) A failure to uae your enapnaaon and talents today • tantamount to quitting before you atari Do not endow the oppoarbon with power* they don't posaeia TA U R U S (April 30-May 30) A wise old adage reminds us notto be a borrower nor a lender This could be tspacuiily pertinent m involvements you have with D I M M (K ey 21-June 30) In advanong your personal inter#*!* today you might use tactics companions hnd ottonaive. Be doubly certain toil your goal a worth toe i C A N C IR (Ju n e 21-July 33) Today you might lack the courage of your convic­ tion# and your raanbon# may iwt be act> vatod N you donl have (aim n your own sHa*. atoy should ocher*’ LffO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) Myou tad to prior«u e property todsy. your fruttesa involve­ ments coiid be gwen more aQeneon toan toa (tobe* others sspaci you to tutoK VM O O (Aug. 31 Sept 33) The option to make your own decisions could be quashed today if you put yourself in a position where you let your peers do your Vanlung tor you. LIB R A (S e p t 23-Oct. 33) Emphasna resolving compkcabon* today instead of trywig to knd laS guys. Ramady problems first and you might not have to make iccuuiions titif, SCORPIO (O c t 24 Nov. 33) UsnaSy you M r* twice before nstang your resources and sltorts on questionable endeavors Today, however, you might te*> first and took later. CtHIhyNlA.toe by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 05, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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